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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
THE CABMEN'S STRIKE.
SEVERAL ARRESTS FOR ATTACKING THE NEW
DRIVERS.


DRIVERS.
rhree men who gave their names as John Neigh
No. ass West Fortieth-st George Pleasant. No. 20
West rortv-seventh-st and Charles McEnroe NO
9sl First-st were locked up In the East twenty
second-st. station last night. charged with inter-
ferng with William Rinkler of No. 20 E'sn,n-
ave. a driver for the New-York Cab Company. me
men are alleged TO be strikers, or their sympa'h~
ers and were arrested by Policeman John e. Hynes
while molesting Rinkler on Fifth-aVe. ihey wiz
be taken to court to-day.
The man who gave his name as George Pleasant
was identified later n George Proudht This II the
third time that Proudft has been arrested LOT as
saulting cab drivers.
The Social Reform Club has offered its services
TO bring about II possible. settlement OF 'he u'
ferences existing between the cab company ana us
former drivers but the officials OF the company
said last night that there was nothing 10 settle 81
far as they were concerned: that the Strike was
over. and that the company had all the me" l"
needed.
Michael Rourke cabdrjver. was fined $40 Tor as
orderly conduct by Magistrate Flammer IN 'e"e'-
son Marke; Court yesterday Rourke had struck an
other cabdriver named Sullivan on the 1ead Win
whip in front OF the Fcncers Club. at NO. ID "eS'
Twenty second-st, early yesterday morning. IN SUI
livan's cab were Howard Van Senderen. OF NO "a
West Sixteenth-st and a lady. Mr.. Van Seniereh ap-
peared in court as complainant against Rourke.
Thomas Kitschel OF the striking cahmen was
caught By Policeman Tchu just as he was cutting the
harness on a horse standing near sherrys early yes
terday morning In Yorkvlle Court later ne was PUT
under bonds keep the peace for SIX months
The man named Cunningham VINO was taken 10
Rooseve.. Hospital with a fractured skull As the re-
suit Of being attacked by striking cabmen was III
a critical condition last evening: $3.50
One OF the drivers OF the cab company waS
crossing IexinGton-ave at Ffty-eghth-s idSt cNeh
ing when crowd OF men ran out OF stabie am
attacked him with bottles. He drew revolver ana
fired three shots at which the crowd separated anu
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07

Washington u. -. Dec ~ 1896
q EALED PROPOSALS Will be received az this

q EALED PROPOSALS VIII be received ar this
~ Department the Of the Superintendent Of
the Free Delivery system marked Proposals for Letter
day Of January 1891 tor furnishing Street Letter Boxes
Package Posts for Street Letter Foxes all to
constructed Of steel and suitable for in the
Free Delivery Service
The str boxes 10 be in three sizes: The
smallest. o. No contain less than hundred
size No ., less than eleven hundred and eighty
Nls0) cubic inches Of Inside space ana the largest size
(y3jO cubic inches Of de space. double the
capacity u No. . The package boxes to less
eight thousand fve hundred $500 cubic inches.
such space To be exclusive 81 spou occupied
apparatus devices for the protection
The contractor for these supplies of thcm Will be
required undertake, with surscs he approved by
Postmaster General. IN less than thou
sand dollars. TO faithfully perform mis- and
save United States any officer or con
thereof. from loss damage BY
any Infringement Of patent in the OF said boxes
posts. any OF them device connected
with.
The Or inventor Of patentable device which
IL accepted and adopted his assignee. Will he required
such box, device invention that the Department
have perpetual ana exclusive right to adopt
hereafter obtain such invention inventions re-
assigned when the Department abandons the
supplies covered thereby.
Proposals be submitted for supplying
BILE for inside locks. for pal for both right
being reserved TO adopt or reject any all Of them
The furnished be painted coats Of
English vermilion. the last coat be with var
nsh unless verrnon that viii stand exposure to IN.
weather better than the English furnished and
guaranteed and must have thereon such
or devices stamped cast painted
General may designate and no other.
The posts he made y rOn Or sufficient IN
size and with suitable device for attaching letter
and package boxes
-FOUR years and :cr supplies freeon board
OF manufacture. which must be named PROPOSAL
The right is reserved 10 rejeo; any all proposals
WM +. WILSON
Postmaster General
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COMMISSIONER LYMAN'S NEW TACTICS.

Amsterdam, y. y. Jan. 5.-Plattsburg has three
liquor dealers who are. 1t is alleged. dispensing in
toxicants without securing liluor-tax certificate
The matter has been brought before the Grand
Jury Of the county but indictments did not fol-
low Accordingly. in order 10 protect the State.
Excise Commissioner Lyman has evolved the idea
of restraining the trio from traficking in liquor
through the aid OF injunctions.
Applications for injunctioas against the liquor
dealers have been made by attorneys for Commits
sioner Lyman before Justice Slower. in Amsterdam.
and an order show was granted. returna-
BILE on Monday. when the matter will be argued.
This Is the first case Of the Kind in the state
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

80 WEST 26TH-ST.. nea- Madison Park
4 clean. quiet. comfortable hotel-home
for permanent guests: 100 rooms. unex-
ceptionahle table - present guests have
been here average Of IL years.
~ MADlSON-ANE.-lar single rooms
heated with board: abundance Of closet
room references exchanged
Z" WEST 18TH ST. Two Handsomely FUR
nished rooms; refined. elegant home. ref
erences
10TH ST. 22s WEST. Large handsomely
furnished rooms: excellent board and at
tendance. table board.
74THSr.. i2i WEST TT Board IN a South
ern family references exchanged
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HELP WANTED.

S~S~~>S~S~Nr~rs~@S~>~~~~~~~~"
Male.
WANTED. AN 1DEA-Who can tn.nk fr
some simple thing n patent? Protect your
IDEAS they may bring you wealth: rye
John WFDpERBt'RN & CO. Patent A.
torncys Washington. ID. C.. for thelr
81 500 prize offered to inventors ana 49,
~ 200 inventions wanted.
WANTED. Experienced. reliable agents
in all parts u he United states. u
whor, We can now assign special territory
for the sale OF THE NETWORK TElB-
UNE"S GREAT WORK. "AMERIN rs
sUccEssFUL MEN IT Is one Of the
the American people. ana IS pot only deep
~ interesting in itself. but proves great
educator. repleie with object-lessons for
young men starting In business lfe. Every
library. pubiic or privats.Ifs INCOMPLETE
without IT, The WORT II rfsllshed in two
large volumes roya, octave and j. illhs
portraits Address ADAMS & co. -
Iuane-s' " Y
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a,fEPJr4y INSTITUTE LECTURE.

The electrical section of the American INSTITUTE
IN conjunction with the Henry Eiectrcal Hoc'e.s'
will meet tomorrow evening a, c'ocA' az '',1
Institute rooms No. III West Thirty-egh'h-s.'
>-o,so, w Perrv will give an illustrated lecture
on .The Beginnings OF Eec;ro-t hemlstrv ~
the American Institute lectures are Tree 10 '"c
r,1hl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
. CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

T. II. L Lewis. Sandusky.
Mrs. W. G.. Wheeler. New
York.
r. NJ. Allen. Ames. Neb:
r. T. Armstrong. Philadel-
s. A. shannon. Boston.
GRAND.
G. II. i. Guild & wife.
Lyons Falls. y. y.
u. Zenner. syracuse.
". F. Hendee. Burlington
VT.
r. Lyman, Burlington. VI.
e. @. Griffith. spokane.
Wash.
Mrs. J. c. Fremont. New
Mrs. A. T. Palmer. Rock
land. y. y.
G.. E. Scott & wife. Orange
HOLLAND.
G.. W. Davenport. Boston.
II. B. Stone. Chicago:
/ S. c. Lewis e. wife. Franz
lir. Penn.
NJ. Nichaels & wife, Koch
ester.
H. c. Michaels. Rochester.
.. T. Reyes. Boston.
NJ. Koch & wife. Cleveland
Miss l.. Koch. Cleveland.
Mrs. G. Mcmillan. Detroit.
l.. W. Hi. s.. Paul.
! Mrs. =. L. Ames. Boston.
/ Miss Ames. Boston.
PARK AVENUE.
Y. D. Sawyer. Boston.
]. :. Palmer. Boston.
II. u. Luce. Richfield
Springs.
II. Mclean. Buffalo
r. A. Walters & wife. New
Haven.
| T. A. Holl. Salem.
Is. rockingham & wife.
Codafhrrst.
G.. VI. Gummere. Trenton
J. i. Hasty. Detroit.
r. II. Cox. Boston.
| WESTMINSTER.
II. II. Ashley. W.lkesbarre.
Miss NJ. Ashley. Wilkes
! barre
Miss r. Ashley. Wilkes
4 barre.
ID. Il. Anterior. Scranton.
W. A. May. Scranton.
Miss :. G. Wadhams,
Wilkesbarre.
A. 4. Aughenbaugh. Pitts
burg.
~. Atkinson. Hawlcy. Penn.
] w. ID. Himmelrich. Lewis
burg. Penn.
y. =. HOSE. Scranton.
1 !. r. West, Harrisburg.
ID. Einchman. Pbillipseurg
| y. ].
II. Gillespy. Sauge-tieA
NY.
q T Tyrer. LIVERPOOL.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


NEW HOME,-Eiderly people and
others. - per week. Circulars at las
Saint Anns-ave
A PRIVATE FAMILY OF aiulis, In 3d.
ST.. between 5th-ave. and Broadway. Will
accommodate three or four persons with
rooms and board: superior table and ser
vice. references exchanged. T. j.. Fox 70.
Lac Broadway.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 247. near Sth-
st.-Handsome sunny. third floor front
room, with board: references.
OWNER Of refined. desirahl- home will
take few select boardcr: handsome
rooms. superior table: moderate. i57 West
lf1th-st.
WEST END-AvE.. 10. corner lO3d-st-
Large second floor front room. handsome
ly furnished. also other desirable rooms:
location. table and service frst-class.
i9TH-ST.. 10 AND 81 WEST Beautiful
suite Of large second floor rooms. private
BATH table unexcelled references.
2isT-ST.. Al EAsT.-Desirable rooms. with
or without board, references.
BID ST. 2 WEST.-Handsomely furnished
second floor with board: references.
124TH-sT.. 81 wEsT-Large room heated.
running water: facing MI. Morris Park:
two gentlemen or couple: with board. 81
each.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED refined and educated young
woman between ~ and 81. as companion
to an elderly lady tho right kind Of a peg
son car secure home such as IS seldom
offered Address COMPANION. Tribun"
Once.
WANTED Woman. 30: Protestant. use
ful. apstairs work: care for child three
years Old: references. 221 Sth st. Jersey
CITY.
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Mr.. DEMENT'S CONDITION.

Commissioners Fitch and Wildman made par
tial examination of Arthur T. Dennetf in the in
sanve pavilion at Bellevue Hospital yesterday.
They decided hold him for further examina-
ton and expressed their opinion that he might
have TO be sent to a private sani;arium for treat
ment for prostration of the nerves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07

AllBk MA ME.
n. v. v. Franchot. Olean.
w. NJ. johnson. Fhiladei-
CD. Tnrnbull. Boston.
]. c. Ely. Providence.
S. Russell & wife. Middle
town. Conn.
A III. Chaifeid. Cincinnati.
II. w. Brown. Cincinnati.
n. q. Robertson. scranton.
Mrs. ]. A. Shear. Washing
ton.
g. B. James. London.
BREvoORT.
l. Higginson. Boston
]. Wilkie. Liverpool.
". II. Meredith. Morristown
G. P. MacGowsn' New
W. X. Hsldone. Colo Spring
E. B. Midlen. philadelphia
BROADWAY CENTRAL
J. w. Howard. Boston.
A C. Nessler. Pawtucket.
". S. Morrill,. Brunswick
Ne.
]. r. Lawton. Boston.
G. r. Burt. Oswegc.
A. u. Bemis. FoxDoro. Ne.
u. p. Whitney. Detroit.
G A. Mann. Buffalo.
Mrs. l.. A. Reiser. Ale
n. Kohn. 5r.. philadelphia
gaeny. Penn.
d. ]. Murphy. Dublin.
4. y. Elias. scranton.
s. s. Carl. Grand Rapids.
W. Fieischer. san Francisco
z NJ. Conant. Knoxville.
III. Emmett. Hartford.
i. Kolb. Pitts5urs.
r. A. Baer. Reading. Penn.
A. Barrus. Salem. Mass.
T. II. Buckly. Worcester.
EVERETT.
b. A. Putney & wife. Bos
ton
]. q. Donovan & wife. Bos
ton.
II. Greer. Boston.
lirs. p. Till.nghast. Tacoma
Mrs i. ii. Burleigh. Bcs
ton.
Miss NJ. f. Gels,on. New
ark.
+. +. Macklaw & wife
Olyphant. Penn.
u. Huezler. Baltimore.
Miss Gold. Baltimore.
GILSEY.
J. Stambaugh. jr.. Youngs
town.
II. Smedley. Lima. Penn.
Mrs. :. X. Rhodes. Gle
Riddle. Penn.
j.. L. McQueen. Science
tady.
e. c. Howard & wife. Phil
adelphta-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

-11oooooo>o>>o >~o~~N~~N~.N~~~~~~
FOR SALE Atlantic city. y. j.. few
rare chances on easy terms 70 purchase
furnished hotels and boarding houses
choice locations also cottages and lots in
every section Of the city and Longport.
l. G ADAMS & co. Atlantic City. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07

hose OF securing the passage Of any bill that might
be out the contracts fhs b c
nahea 70 renresenf the Board at Albany. and Will
no recognized nv the Legislature the legal repre-
sentatives of the college trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED. Inventors should writ. Joha
Wedderburn & Co.. Paten: Attorneys.
Washington. y. c.. for thei- 81. 800 pre-
MUM: monthly contest open to hem upoa
epplication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
UNrURNIsHED ROOMS.

o5TU-ST ~ WEST. -'harming. sunny
adjoining rooms: private house. caterer,
reasonable.
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CLOSING PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCK
Ciin Gotels.
n o / ELL E I'M p D n { .


Boulevard AND GID ST. WEST
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN Fi.A\S. ,.,,
ACCESSIBLE SELECT IAIt"NN'E'
RATES EXTREMELY MODERATE
PERFECT CUISINE SPLENDID SERVICE.
AN ABSOLUTE FREEDOM FROM ALL OBJECTION
ABLE FEATURES of ORDINARY
HOTEL LIFE.
Billiard Pool Parlors for exclusive use u guests
with instruction by expert Free = charge Few very
delightful apartments he rented by Desirable
parties the following rates
Parlo Bedroom and Baih....... $iio s:lon per week
Parior 2 Bedrooms and Bath. Zoo To per week
Parlor 3 Bedrooms & Baths. 80" 800 per week
Parlor bedrooms . Faiths. 42oo 500 per week
PEOPLE IN SCARCE or QUIET. HoMELlkE
HOTEL. FIRST CLASS COOKING rERtEtr SER
VICE AND NICE SOCIAL ATM 81 HERE WOULD DO
WELL. To EXAMINE THE ADVANTAGES OFFERED
By THIS HOTEL. W. JOHNSON o. Inn Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
SUIT FOR ALLEGED DAMAGES.
1T rs BROUGHT AGAINST THE WILLIAMS TYPE
WRITER COMPANY

The Yost Typewriter Company has peEu" sun
IN the United States Circuit Court agains, the
v,ruors Tvnewriter Company for an accounting.
alleged damages and an injunction. because OF an
ailered advancement of a basic patent belonging
10 tho Yosf Company
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
,oJ0<.I-NN>~NNNN%~N -+ ~0~>(N>>@>'>'>"S>~>
Male.
ATTENDANT VALET. NURSE &c.-By
well-educatei Englishman. competent
and capable. ten years references. Ad-
dress ABEIL. care Brady. 30 4th-ave..
Brooklyn.
BUTLER and VALET. -Thoroughly com
petent. best Paris and city references.
=. c.. 2I3 West .ith-st.
INTERRUPTIONS &c.--By a
young. experienced and recommended
French Protestant couple; man as butler.
woman a. parormad or chambermad.
Address LEON. 763 5th-ave.
BUTTERFLY a competent Englshman.
excellent city references. willing and
obliging. W. O.. Box -. Lap Broadway.
BUTLER. or BUTLER and VALET. Eng
lish; age 20. excellent references. W. B..
1856 East 30th-st
BUTLER Experienced. reliable, highly
recommended colored ran In private
family. L. D.. 2?e West 47th-st.
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DRESyMAkING.

A-HALF-PRICE. this month. tailor
made: also fancy waist and bodice, ball.
evening. reception, dinner. wedding gowns
and robes every description: NJ ana worh
guaranteed; orders executed snors no', vi
sisters and brothers from London anu
paris: cutting. fitting. basting. renova'ims'
stc dressmakers sent out. Nine. ST.
f,OI;yER. ~ West 10,h-st.. New fork'
also 433 Lafayette-ave.. near rra"ni'"'
Brooklyn.
A THOROUGHLY competent drer srnaker
takes work home or by day; lates' sNt,s'
waists: also remodellng. altera,'" ,ln W.,
dren's dresses Mrs HOOD. 10" "eS'
1Oist-st.
ARTISTIC gowns made from faris'an
models: hotel orders. prompt attention
evening waists specially. rear,,'a. az,
home or out. rrmodelling. "ii'S'N' --'
Columbus- ave. near 'ist-s,. ---
ALL STYLES DRESSES: perfect nj: SUI
,,crtor finish: work shown. cloak expert
resnonsible COOKE. 30 West 4fth-s'''
nea- Broadway
ror,TtJRIERE FRANCHISE. formerly
win stern Brothers; tailor-inade SUITS
hail reception. dinner. walking ana dane
inr-schooi dresses. ladies' materials fiaue
Nine BENITIAN ANDERSON. Us 6th-
ave near 15th-ave.
DpFssMAKER. - Experienced: new
dresses alterations and remodelllng
wants more customers; CITY or country
GERMANIA. i55 East 52d-st.. room "
pkESSMAKER.-E hrst-cla.s
inter and trimmer: by day ~ or SUITS n,s
made home s. up. DRESsMAkER' 2i'
West Iaoih-st. .- --------
DRESSMAKER wants few more Gus
TONERS AZ home: suits from - up H.
FOX. 2s6 9th-aye. I'd bell
DRESsMAKER- Misses and children
dr.ssmaker. also. little boys costumes
bv the fpv or at home. Address l.. -
Box 30. 1922 Broadway.
SEAL. GARMENTS. fancy furs. made to
order: reinodelling old garments sne
ciaIty: prices reasonable. MIS- BAhh IN
III Yves. 39th-st late with iunthcr =
bth-ave.
THEORETICALLY. qualified drrssmake- In
every branch NJ her business desires on
parenier,s day or week city or country
biches, references Address QUALIFIED.
Rox o. 242 Broadway.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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WORK WANTED.

WOhh " ~
.>oo>oo>.o.o.-. -~~O>o--~NNN>No>o@~o~~
Female
CHA1R-CANER would IKE w2rA s, san mE
rhatrs old and new. Mrs. RlCtAkDS'
43G West i9th-si.
,uMPANlON.-By young Canadian lady
highly cultured. as travelling conlpinion'
exp-riencea IN nursing. highest references
,Jdress Dr. CLARENCE CHURCH. Elg'n-
St. Ottawa, Canada.
COMPANION. &c-Refned Christian lady
~ middle age lesirfs position as com
n,nion. chaperon, 'natrcn or housekeeper;
experienced and capable Address CHA
ERON. $50 eth-ave.
GOVERNESS. Experienced kindergartener
desires engagement In school. or visiting
roverness in family. to teach elementary
English branches: references. Address X,
Box I'll. 1872 9th ave.
STENOGRAPHER and TiPEWRlTth.--
Experienced and unusually accuta. o.
wages modera.a Address H. A. s.. '3o
East l3Ith-st.
TEACHER Afternoon engagement want
ed. thorough practical teacher. speciaIIs'
coaching backward pupils: English. CONVEX.
sational. French. German. latin. nigh.s'
ncrsonal references Address NokMAL
GRADUATE, $50 Gth-aNe.
VISITING GOvERNESS has par: OF morn.
ing and part Of afternoon free. I'VE years
references: elementary Or kihders~teh
work: references. Box 3. I'S sth-ave.
WANTEp-By three adults 'Englishi. the
care OF city or country property. pc'u-
p,ed or unoccupled: are willing to do. any
services required and take great inter 81
in keeping everything IN perfect Greer
irs,-cisss references given from former
EMPLOYERS Address NJ. CARR. 1.0t6 Park
ave.
Young LADY desires position ~ any
kind: good education; good penmar and
experienced in Office work. learning etsros-
raphy ". Is. y Union Square.
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NURSE. Lady nurse 10 growing chi'1'eu'
educated Englishwoman requires
ton. thoroughly competent. musisal, ~, -
cal references Miss BDHE. 30 W."
1Ith- ST
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aORSEs AND CARRIAGES.

-~,~----- I'D
FOR SAI.E-A frst-c.as5 chid's pony
any size Address Or. o. 6. JACKSON,
-1maica. L. l.. y. J.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GREAT ANIMAL SALE Of underwear.
i.velry. corSeis. handkerchiefs al one
half former prices. JAMMES. voo Broad
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.

--~~o-~c % - - - ->~->~~~--c-~~~~~~-~~>
A.-HANDSOME parlor and single rooms
Tor gentlemen desiring refined quarters
'09 Madison ave. near 3Oth-st
TO RENT.-Tiandsomeiy furnished parlor
moor for physician or dentist 207 Clin-
ton-s,.. Brooklyn.
mIH -ST.. PIG EAST Choice front room.
private house. heated. every convenience
reasonable.
All LEXINGTON -AvE.-Iarge. handsome
ly furnished room for one or two gentle
men. references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07

,pMPANION.-By young Canadian Iady
highly cultured. as trave.lin; companion
experienced IN nursing. hlSnrSt rr,''ei'c.s
,Jdress pr CLARENCE CIT RICH. Elg'n-
81 ottawa Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07

GARDENER. Married: aged 81. one boy
thoroughly practical: orchids and exotic
plants forcing Of fruits and vegetables.
hrst-class rose and carnation grower. last
employe. can he seen. G.. Il. D.. Bridge
mans, 81 East 19th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07

Male.
ENGINEER Understands all styles OF
boi.ers ard engines. dynamos. hydrauiic
and ice machinery: wages moderate. Ad-
dress p. II. DELANEY. 52t East s4th-et.
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Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR STREET LETTER BONES. PACK
AGE BOXES. AND POSTS FOR STREET LET
TER BOXES AND PACKAGE BONES
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-30

The funeral of the late Benjamin H.
Throop, NJ. d., was held yesterday af-
ternoon at st. Luke's Episcopal church
and was on a scale commensurate with
his great local repute and peculiarly
prominent position in Scranton's
growth and present greatness. The
church was packed to the doors with
friends of the deceased and several or
ganizations to which he belonged.
Rt. Rev. N. S. Rulison, of Bethlehem,
bishop of the Central Pennsylvania
diocese of the Protestant Episcopal
church; Rev. Rogers Israel, rector of
st. Luke's. several ex-rectors of that
church and other Episcopal clergymen
participated in the services. Burial
was made at Forest Hill cemetery,
where, after the church ceremony there
were brief services conducted by the
Grand Army of the Republic and the
Elks organizations.
At Las o'clock the remains were taken
from the residence on Wyoming ave-
nue. to ST. Luke's, one block distant.
Here thew were exposed TO view until
8 o'clock when the imposing religious
ceremonies begun. The square casket
was of cedar, covered with broadcloth,
and contained a rich lining of silver
grey. Attached to it was a massive
set of oxydized silver handles. plate
on the surface, bore this inscription: