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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-05
BOARD AND ROOMS,

GRAMERCY PARK. 1896 Suits. single
rooms newly furnished; excellent table.
pleasant spring location; central. con-
Venlent.
25TH-ST.. ils EAST.--Larse ana small
rooms. excellent table. by day Or week
INSIST. 34l WEST. Large sunny room
and excellent table. with private family.
s. highest references. WELLS
H3D-sT.. 81 WEST Elegant back parlor.
suitable FOR doctor CT dentist. large.
sunny rooms; all c0gveniences: for couple
or gentlemen. house Superior. reasonable
references
B7TH-sT 3l3 WEST. Handsomely fur
nishsd .arge and small rooms. With board.
convenient Broadway and Central PARK.
references.
Aao NApIsON-AVE- Corner suite on
third floor for fan arrangements also
third moor cutie in +3t from May i. 'ei
efences.
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ciate membership may be conferred upor relatives
of the veteran members The officers arc. pre.,.
oent' General Egbert l.. viele. No % I.ibertvst
New-York; first vice-presiien, -ommodora w g
Wells New Haven Conn scconh ',,i ' w. :
Senelai w; ;. Stryker. Trenton y ! score, a ~,
SoIohvl william j. Harlng No 100 HrooSv,a =
Coantias Ga, nreSsurer Major G. Il. Parsons 30 Is
Inc Vrragut Association. Naval Veterans port
or New-iork has completed its arrangements 70,
memorial services next month. On SUNDAY Ma,
TO- the veterans will go to Woodlawn Cemetery &c
decorate the tomb OF Admiral Farragnt ON sun
uav' the 29d they will hold memorial services a.
farrasuts Monument In Madison SQUARE and ir
H He evening attend divine service at Old John
SUeet church. in this city on Memorial Dav
MaS ~ they VIII go TO Newark, n j. 10 partic
nn d1s IN me Grand Army Of the Republic parade
OF tnat city. The Monitor Association Of Brook
Nh VIII take part in all the functions with theil
Ncw-lork shipmates. as will also the Naval Ca
The Naval Cadets entertainment held at ODD
Fellows Hall last Saturday evening was enjoy
able. This corns is growing rapidly now number
Ing nearly one hundred members The boys are or.
eanizing fine drum and bugle band Commodore
Brewer and Assistant Adjutant General Haskins
OF the National Association of Naval Veterans
parade on April q. At the entertainment Captain
Repelow called Captain p L. FLYNN. Of the Nava
Veterans Association 10 the quarterback and in
a neat speech presented to him on behalf OF tho
cadets fine piano lamp. Captain FLYNN in accept.
ing the beautiful gift responded in his usual happy
vein. thanking his young shipmates for thelr
kindness. and portraying a bright future for the
coming vets"
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

sorage Warehouses 232. 234 and 80 WIS.
41,h-st.. near Broadway. Separate "a ein
FOR furniture mirrors. pianos, paesdse. ,r,
Padded vans for moving IN CITY or co""s ~,
Furniture. china. bric-a- orac. ~; 80,
packed by corpetent packers, ESTIMATES
furnished Telephone Call i13-3S.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

N%@<N><<o~>NN<N-c> ->>>N>>>>no>.>>1>
BELAls. professional expert and appraiser
of diamonds and precious stones. per
.L.lgAt. II East l6th-st
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Male.
STRONG BOY, rs years. would like 10
learn trade. Al reference. ALBERT
BRIGHT. 49, West 35th-st.
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General Horace Porter. commander OF the Loyal
Legion. will depart Tor his post of duty Ambas-
sador TO France on May j. His companions OF the
order will embrace the opportunity thus afforded to
chow the esteem and affection in which he is held
by them by giving a dinner IN his honor, which is
10 take place at Delmonico's on Thursday even
ing April p. The Committee OF Arrangements is
made up OF General Henry l.. Burnett, chairman
General Wager Swayne, General Thomas II. Ruger.
Admiral Henry Erben. General Thomas II. Hub
bard General Grenve NJ Dodge General NJ T.
Mcmahon Captain Francis J. Hisginson Colonel
George l.. Gillespie Lieutenant Commander James
Parker General ]. Frederick Person Colonel c. c.
suydam Paymaster George De +. Barton, Lieuten-
ant-Comrander Charles Z. Mckay. Colonel F. c.
Loveland Colonel William c. Church. Colonel Ed
ward Haight. Colonel William c. Holbrook. Colonel
Joseph Pool. Colonel Charles y Swift. Major f. H.
Phpps. Paymaster \. Noel Brakeman Payma ster
George Wilson. Captain Charles Curie and Captain
William J. Carlton, secretary and treasurer The
Executive Committee 10 look after the details OF
the affair IS composed OF Companions Church.
Parker Curie Person and Haight Members OF
the order desiring be present requested TO
inform Captain Carlton treasurer Of the committee
at No 40 Nassau-st, not later than April TO- with
an Enclosure OF SO
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'NS"VNN0NNSNN0N1|O|O O~~r(N~onn1-Nn.o -
A-A.-sTElNWAY Upright. cheap. only
$40. fee rosewood piano GFdRG-
sCHLElcHER. o West f4th-st
BARGAINs-Sp4 Special. nov. sligb.iv v.eT
pianos $50 upward. instalmeutS. rented
exchanged. CHRISTIAN. % East 18Th 81
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The Veteran Association Of the Department OF the
State OF New-York. will hold its sixth annual
meeting and dinner on the thirty-siXth anniversary
o! the fall and the thirtysecond anniversary OF the
formal reoccupation OF Fort Sumter. at the Hotel
81. George. Wednesday. April IA. The usual after
meeting for social intercourse. the election
Of officers and the transaction OF business will
be held at $50 o'clock The dinner-at which the
president. General Egbert L. Viele IS TO preside
will be served about 7:30 o'clock p. in the
dnlng-rooul or the hotel II is requested that men,
bers and friends who intending to participate
IN the celebration will procure tickets OF admission
10 the dinner from the treasurer. Major c. B.
Parsons 30. is COenties Slip. New-YOrk on or
about Saturday. April 10 The price Of banquet
tickets. whether FOR women, visitors or members Is
s. each. All veterans. without regard TO locality
o. service. will be made welcome. Special arrange
ments nave been made FOR the attendance o:
women al the banquet, OF which IL is hoped many
members and friends will avail themselves. 1t
Is the expectation OF the council that the his
torical associations inseparable from the date OF
the meeting Gill be made additionally interesting
by the attendance OF many distinguished members
and guests whose participation in the patriotic cee-
bration OF the day will aid IN making the reunion
memorable in the annals OF the association.
Membership IN this association IS open TO all per-
sons Of honorable record who took part - the
military and naval operations OF the United States
forces which were conducted in connection with
the Department Of the South. upon payment OF
'he annual dues-$l-either to the treasurer
1etary. The constitution also provides that asso-
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SECOND MAN IN private FAMILY. by Swei.
ish young man. %. understands all about
horses. carriages and harness and can
drive. sober and willing. best city refer-
ence. PETERSON. care OF Olson. 2l3 East
iUth-st
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GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
VETERANS IN THE GRANT DAY PARADE
yrsl1T OF THE MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE OF THE MEMORIAL CUM
M1TTEE-A DINNER FOR AM
BAsSADOR PORTER

BAssADoR PORTER.
THE Executive Committee OF the New-forK NE
r,orial Committee held a meeting on lhuisua'
.vening. and although final arrangements "e'V
M, COMPLETED In connection with preparations 'o'
,sa great parade for the Grant Monument ue"'0a
,,on of April q and for Memorial Day MAY ~.
enough was accomplished 20 insure the success VI
,he veteran features Of both these demonSr''o"S'
D.snjte disouieting rumors which have peeh c'cu-
Io,or Z, may he authOritativey stated 'hdt the
cd Army nosts of New-York VIII turn out IN
go =, anru " however Disappointing TINS may
49,, n tbosa who have a passion for injecting
tac,ional rotics into the Memorial committees
= ..,.oi,~.c &c An tho divisions OF the Grand Army
I'll, ~ ,,,de- the immediate supervision ana direc-
~ 80 r,e,sr,rnent Commander James > Graham.
49, ou no IN supreme command General James
ID o,pa,rre grand marshal. New-Iork Memorial
Co,,,,i,,ea will command the division Of New
vork cav posts Commander NJ. j. Cummings.
o,e,d marshal Memorial Committee of Kings
Countv will command the Brooklyn division The
,b,rd division composed ofiposts from other parts
~ This or other States will he under the command
~ Past Department Commander John c. Shots
~ Yonkers General Nicholas W. Day. who COM
manded as special aide-de-camp to General Por-
Ter With conspicuous ability the rear columns in
boih the Sound Money parade of October 81 and
,be Inaugural parade at Washington OF March 4
General Dodge and will have charge Of the
column on April -. Major Thomas b. OdeN. of
John A. Dix Post No 1875. has been appointed spe-
cal representative of the department commander
IN his city Major Odcll has established Offices
The Grant Parade Headquarters. No. ! Broadway.
and Is prepared TO give necessary instructions on
rardinC the plans assignment and general move
Tment OF the Grand Army column.
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The Anderson Zouave Association. 62d Regiment.
New-York Volunteers desires the address OF every
survivor q this famous old regiment. II now has
headquarters at No 39i Slxth-ave. Comrade Charles
F., Morse is president. and II meets on the frst
Tuesday in each month The uniformed zouave
company OF this battalion. which consists Of the
Anderson Zouaves, Anderson-Wams Post No.
1914. G. A. r.; Anderson Battery A. Sons OF Vet
Grams: Anderson Cadets and Daughters OF Vet
Grams presents picturesque appearance on parade
with their varied uniforms. The battalion Will
parade on April a. and also on Memorial Day:
Commander Joseph r Lord Of Post No. 394 will
act as commander. and Captain Charles f. Morse
will command the zouaNes.
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STEWARD or CATERER for club. hotel
or apartment house. % Years experience.
best references and security. J. r. 2g3
lenlral- ave. Mest uOhnlon. \. /
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SECOND MAN or single hand: private
house; has good city references; age 81;
tail. FOOD appearance Address JOSEPH.
$50 4th-ave.
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rSEFUI.-MAN. -Coored man wishes sit
uati)n at anything. not afraid Of work,
willing and ohlig ng. A. ARLINGTON. 1888
Blocker ST.
USEFULM MAN and COOK wishes sliuation
In private family. three years last place
good city reference. city or country. Al
dress L. ROUSSET. ido West 68ih-st.
UsEFUL,-MAN.- -Young man. married.
wants position on gentleman's place.
good vegetable gardener. handy with tools
understands care OF torses, and willing 10
take care Of place IN winter. best refer
ence from last employer Al East 5sth-st.
TsEFUL-MAN BY German. single. on
farm or genlleman's place: understands
farming. vegetable gardening, care OF
horses cows fowls Address r r.. care
T. Wagner. florist. Flatbuzh. Long Island
USEFU Imam English. private family
understands furnaces windows. brass.
silver. good hcusecleaner willing and
obiging. eight years city reference. q
H.. 15S 6th-aye.
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USEFUL-MAN by a respectable youns
man. 20. generally useful ana waiting. or
driving for a doctor. Address j.. 100 West
sith-st.
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WORK WANTED.

S~r~~~~N>D~~~~~>o~N~ N~o0o.n~N~~~~>o~O~>
STRONG BOY. M u Years. would llk. to
learn trade. Al reference ALERT
BRIGHT, ~ West 35th-st.
SHIPPING or receiving clerk. formerly
with large manufactures concern. de-
sres steady position: Al references.
D0URENNE. 1tsl Msds3n-ave.
sTENOGRAPHER Callgraph) educste
md proficient in every respect, years
stenographer 10 prominent law firm d.
slres similar position or as private score
tary. L. l.. b.. lsi East iosth-st.
SWEDF.. 90. steady. sober. reliable wishes
boat. sTREMBERG. 100 Pres.Aent-st.
Pro0klyn.
CPHOLSTERER wants work at residences
frst-clsss work 1T reasonable terms;
carpets laid furniture recovered mat
tresses II ade: references. UPHOLSTEE-
Err. BOG West 52d-s.
WAT 'HMAN in factory or Office building
has engineers license. hrst-c.ass refer.
erce as a sober honest and Trustworthy
maa. r., 23s West iS5th-st.
WANTED. 4 position as bookkeeper or
cashier, by young man. 2S years Old
quick. accurate excellent penman: double
or single entry: employed. but desires
change. a place whore a first -'ass. steady
man viii be appreciated; married. 10 years
stating salary W. a. p. Tribune Office
YOUNG MAN %. employed. experienced
douhle-entry hockkeepsr and Office man.
speaks and writes English and German.
familiar with French. good penmln. accu-
rate worker. wishes position az bOokkeeper
assistant or Office clerk. moderate SALARY:
hrst-class city references. AMBITIOUS.
2i2 Broadway.
YOUNG MAN. 10 wishes u learn the cleo
trio trade having two years experience
JOHN DAVIS 200 West 18th ~.
YOUNG MAN. % good address and eil-
cation. offers his services To mer-
camille house = sell goods or manage its
books: experience At botA. exc~'.ert ere
dentials. g. r. r.. pa Sumne--st.. B'klyn.
YOUNG MAN. age q. wishes situation a.
anything Address r. LACER. Wood
haven. Long Island,
YOUNG swede would Ike work of any
kind: city or country; can drive and
take care II horses YULICS NlLSEN,
2nJ East i6th.st
YOUNG MAN. H. desires position in ner-
camille or produce house. where there -
chance Of Advancement. good reference.
CHAS. CHRISTMAN 94j West 6ith-si.
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WASHING A hrst-class colored launtress
with unsurpassed facilities and references
wishes family washing by the week or
dozen. open-air drying. c f. JOHNSON.
los West 3Oth.st
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

Country.
pARlEN, CONN.-Sale or rent. furnished
Tor season or year. a mile from station
i4-room house. all improvements: water.
heat; 20 acres. lawn. greenhouse fruit
gardener cottage. stable. EDMOND Z.
MILLS. 503 5th-av
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WORK WANTED


Female.
AMERICAN. unmarried young educated.
refined. practical. would care Tor grown
children during summer. IN homo. boarding
or travelling: superntend studies. depor'-
ment, health and wardrobe: assist or as
sumo management of home II desired on
dorsements exchanged. salary moderate.
Address f. C.. Yonkers. y. Y.
a LADY. formerly superintendent Of sanl-
farium. wishes employment JOSE
PINE LILJENSTRALE. col East lOih-st.
COMPANION. &c.-Englisn woman as
companion. housekeeper or position Of
trust: three years reference from previous
employer. F. A.. 81 Ocean-ave.. Jersey
city.
GOVERNESS. BY English lady. expert
creed. as resident governess: English.
French. music. singing. elementary German
and Latin. MARCELLA. 243 w. 2+th-st.
OFFICE WORK Young lady. fair pen
man: quick ard accurate at figures. Ad
dress LADY. 1884 3d-ave.
PTANTsT.-By French lady "a very good
pianist. NewYork or neighbOrhood,
pupils references. verv moderate terms
MADAME. =. 0. BoX 5l5. White Plains,
y. Y.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
willing to assist with Office work. Miss
tt1-st. BrooNlyn.
STENOGRAPHER.-U TO all kinds Of
fee work; unexcepuonable references.
Address MODERATE - East lith-st.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5o0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines Nv x
Guaranteed. machinery bought ana 81
changed GEORGE Il. EDDY $40
sOn-st,
MAc9INE SHOP FOR SALE latnes,
ulainer. shapers upright drills 6oih In,
and running. Address NJ. - l'iV' "'''
nett Building. -----
GAS AND OIL ENGINES -nle' 81 H ti,i,,,
6urablIity ond economy: patented III All
Countries. 1873 1872 Mott-st
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DREssMAKING.

FRAN. +, ,Sn
Formerly with Stern Bros a tSte' jackets;
,,,Ios for costumes, oapes anu - eiyen
49,. materials made up, estimates o,,cs
Ia'-,edelllng reasonable prices shot 19a % AN.
NJ BESITEAU ANDERSON 200 WI"
ave, near I6th-st- ------.---- "a. ~,
1REssMAKER.-MTs. COOKE. 2s' ., Wee;
It near Broadway Az a, an
..,s.sa tashionably made. pericct ~ s,en,
ols .Sa, fnish: work shown competent
Ips einS reasonable. prom2,, -----,-
DpF7 sNAKFR-A nrst-class dres ,'I,s
De- hx s a. 81 az home. stylish 5 sei' IVES,
an yneTfsct III. DRESsMAhEh' 80
l20th-st ------------ =,
MNfF TILLA. ten years maisIi men
N.Y." Mn,e Jonrdan's. 18th ave. VI w W,
O,s ns're establishment at 2os o,,,,o
I3s,b"st Monday. April o. superior "'''"e
ana style; fair prices --------. - -.
,NF MARIE. 1l2 West l7,h-st.-lL1ate;s.
paris fashion in stylish gowns ho"e'' nv
price short notice, o,a
MILLER FENDER. D DE ,a AK. ord les
- tysst lsth-st are prepared 70 ah ~ nriees
- ~. NAMING season, reasonaDIe P'''s'
a ap reIiab.e work. misses costumes
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FOR SALE

S0N0N0NNoNN|<SorNNNn]Oo
5.lLlARg & POOL TABLES
ever! description. win BartholdI quIcH
ysIpi2Xnsi ,ysStai Designs Tor clubs. etc.
lith-st. Ia H'"s'
GENUINE OAK MAX~F-I- ,r,,s l,rer-5
plate bevel mirror r@v,ria,. 60
GRANT 20G West 4cd st. ''s'''
DANIEL +. BEATTY & Co. Chicago III
-$l6.Dc upwards. sewing p,srb,,es -
cycles pianof9rtes. organs. Catalogue free.
DESKS. Roii,ops lar,,t,on. p,n,nx.
TABLES safes. Fies, Presses. Fixtures
bought PACK. u Great Jones near
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III SI<ESS CHANCES

,,., \ &, PRIVATE BANKER
US1yV'D wants lady partner cultured. OF
sHd a.S.a" - $iaeter and ike means. Kindly
. a1aress -, Box 8 Tribune once
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

on ORANGE MOUNTAIN SIDE Qlevel-
!yn Park Modern residence; stables
about acres squeduct water. gas per
rect surroundings: fine views: nacada-
niEed roads. bargain; immediate posses-
Nay
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

GROOM. steam-heated nat none more
commodous. rent very low. APPLY HOR-
TONS 3O2 Columbus-aVe.
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FURNISHED ROOs:s.

SD ST. II WEST.-Handsomely fur
nshed rooms 10 let IN private family
gentlemen. reference.
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The standing committees appointed by General
Horace Porter. chairman OF the New-York Me-
mortal Committee. have been completed and all
vacancies filed. The chairmen of the committees
are os follows: Finance Committee. Major Will
lam A Copp. Lafayette Post, No 40; Committee
on Credentials. Past Department Commander
James s Fraser. James c. Rice Post. No. %; Re
lief Committee. Commander James B. Lord. An
derson- Williams Post No. 39i Printing Committee.
Commander NJ. II. Whean. Peter Cooper Post No.
%3: Committee on Cemeteries. Colonel David 5.
Brow. James Monroe Post. No. 600 Committee on
transportation. Past Grand Marshal George Chap
comrade John Gray Boyd Sumner Post. No. "a;
Floral Committee. Past Commander Alexander
Newburger John a. Dix Post. No. 135. on General
Porters departure for Paris, he will be succeeded
BY Senior Nice-Charman Joseph A. Goulden, w. s.
Hancock Post No. $50
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The members OF the Old Guard Association Of
IRE 18th Regiment. y. G. S y. Y. rapidly COM
pletnE their arrangements for their golden ami
yersary April q. The returns received by Cap
tain William II Schwalbe. secretary of the Com
mittee Of Arrangements. indicate a large attend
anCe As this occasion can take place but once in
@ lifetime, the committee regards it desirable
that those who have served in the 18th Regiment.
National Guard. 18th New-York Volunteers.
should not only present themselves. but. in the
event of their having grandsons. they
ought 10 TO ii that they are also present. The
reunion will be held at the Hotel Savoy and the
golden anniversary banquet will take place in the
new banquet hail in the annex of the hotel The
price OF banquet tickets has been made So each.
While this is much below the cost 10 the associa-
ton the price has been decided upon in order that
mir banquet ticket which is being prepared
will be mailed shortly after receipt Of pay
ment. The secretary informs comrades that
limited number of banquet tickets for women
may be secured by members at s. each. The
women's table will be arranged in an adjoining
parlOr. at which Mrs. Butterfield has kindly con-
sented TO preside. \ new and original menu desisa
IS being prepared souvenir OF this anniversary.
Arrangements have also been made for appropriate
decorations. including plants and flowers, for the
banquet hall and tables The names OF all who
have served in the 18th Regiment al any time and
who have contributed to the expenses OF this ban
quet. will be recorded upon the menu. Those paying
for tickets will be included in this list. The menu
goes 10 press not later than April 10. The field.
staff and line Of the active regimen are invited
join in celebrating the golden anniversary.
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GARDENER. -First-class: thoroughly I'M
derstands the care OF a gentleman's pri-
vate place: frst-class vegetable grower;
thoroughly understands care o. green
houses. single. Eneiish GARDENER,
care j. g. Beck. kingsbridge Road, l3Ith-
St New York