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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STRAYED OR STOLEN from my lot, on
Monday night last fawn colored Jer-
sey COW. rather thin. Suitable reward
If returned to T.. ". SHARP, G2 Camp
avenue. t.i. sfr. ts.s.# fe4-3t" Al
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TRUSSES FITTED HY AN
EXPERT PHYSICIAN, 81 ROOM
9, NO. 35S MAIN STREET, NOR
TEED: PRICES MODERATE:
CONSULTATION FREE.
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FOR RENT.

ROOMS-Two large rooms, furnished or
unfurn:shcd. with lights and heat for
rent, west Of Duke street. Address &C."
Firginian office. jaG-tf
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LOST-A bunch of three or four Keys, one
door key. Finder leave same at this Of
flee and receive reward. fe3-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-05

LADIES = C1CHESTER'S ENGLISH
Pennyroya Pills Diamond Brand.
ere the best Safe Reliable. Take no
other. Send ic. stamps for pnrticu-
lars. ''Reiief for: Ladies'" in letter by
return mail AT druggists. Chichester
Chemical Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-05

DRIED. FRgLrS. ETC.-6,oo0 pounds
Bright Sliced Dried Apples. 1000 pounds
neat quality Dried Apples. barrels dark
quality Virginia Peeled Dried Apples. 500
pounds California Bright Imported Dried
Peaches, 500 pounds Choice California
DR.. ed l'runes, 100 bags best Michigan
hand-Picked Beans, 1000 pounds best
Duckwheat Flour, Hominy, large and
small, loose and in 5-pound packages. On
hand and for sale by NJ l.. Il. DAVIS 6
. 90 i. in HQ-11v
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HR. ANNA G1EEiN REG STERED
- PHYSICIAN Twenty-1iye years OK
perience. Specialist in DISEASES OF
WOMEN ONLY: Private SANlTARlUM
OF HIGH REF UTE. Absolute privacy
afforded. FEMALE REGULATlVlI
PILLS, S2.n0 per box. Advice by mail.
1903 Z. BALTIMORE STREET.
Baltimore, Md.
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HELP WNNTED.
3 W x ~ is, soc

WANTED-A neatly furnished room With
In five minutes walk from the ostotIlce.
with or " thout board, by a young single
man. Address, stating terms, "STAND-
ARD" care Of Norfolk Virginian fe5-1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
FESTIVAL or SWEDISH SINGERS.
MORE THAN FORTY SOCIETIES TO TAKE PART
A TOTR ABROAD TO FOLLOW.

MORE THAN FORTY SOCIETIES TO TAKE PART
A ToUR ABROAD TO FOLLOW
The American Union OF Swedish Singers. composed
Of more than forty Swedish singing societies in as
many cities OF the United States. will hold Its mus
cal festival in NewYork from June 10 3. Concerts
Will be held in Carnegie Music Hal; on June and
g. when the chorus Of IN trained male voices will he
heard under the leadership of Professor John Orten-
gren OF the Chicago Musical College. At the
Worlds Fair in Chicago the Union filled festival
hall three days its concerts. and press and public
commented most favoraby the fine chorus sing
ing 4 number OF Swedish soloists and large
orchestra viii be features OF the New-York con-
certs.
After The festival June a picked chorus OF
eighty voices will sail the City of Rome and
give series OF concerts In the Scandinavian coun-
tries. Concerts will be given in Glasgow, Chris
tiania. Copenhagen. Goihenburg. MalmO. Hesing
borg. JonkOpng and twa AZ the scandinavian and
Russian Exposition in Stockholm.
York consists Of Charles X. JOhansen. publisher Of
THE Nalkyrian Magazine" No. Jos Park Row who
IS the president OF The Union, and Otto Alderman
OF Greenpoint. treasurer, and AXel Magnuson. of
Brooklyn, secretary.
The Swedes in Greater New-York intend TO give
the singers a fine reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
HAVANA MARK FITS.

Havana March 25.-There has been some activity In
the sugar ma the week the transactions amount
cd to centrifugal a5i2 degrees polarization on
private terms 600 bags centrifugal 90 degrees at - -
asa cat Cardenas) bags centrifugal "G degrees
AT 81 125Gs4 - Cenfueeos): i4o bags centrifugal
93i5 to degrees 81 - (od Coz bags cenrif
uRal 96i, degrees 81 29 1000 bags centrifugal ="
degrees 81 - ,at Matanzas; 1000 bags centrifugal
degrees 81 cat CienfutGos); 5oo bags oentriuga
degrees 81 81, MatanZas. 900 bags centrifugal
90 degrees at 81 u cat Cardenas) 900 bags centrifugal
% degrees AT 50 Is (old CROP 1860 bags centrifugal
oct degrees 81 % Gor Spain 800 bags "'is TO go
degrees 81 2GGs4 so; 1f59 centrifugal "6'2 de-
Al closed firm. with a good
demand. Exchanges very firm during the week nu'
the demand reduced small sales. The quota
lions are on London. GO days. 2iG2ll premium; on
Paris sight 7i,a7is premium; Hamburg. short
sight $500 premium the United states snort sight
iO7SGl1 premium. Spain : days. 16lQlO discount;
The tobacco crop this year will be very much reduced
owing 10 tho almost utter impossibty of planting the
fields in the western part Of the Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

1.vernool March q a:45 p m.-Becf-Extra India
mess dull AZ Sd. prime mess dul. nj 4Is Cd PORK
Prime mess fine firm at Sos; do medium hrn al
45s Hams-Short cut about II rs No. steady AT AIS
Bacon-Cumberland cut about 2s u 30 H. steady at ZSS
short rib about - ~ steady al rs "d long cca
riddles light about 81 10 3s N. steady at 2' % iona
about 40 to - H. steady AT 2's
SHIRT clear middlcs heavy ~ 30 H. steady al
2s Cd clear bellies about II TO Il n steady at Zs 90
Shouders-About IL II n. steady AT 2is ara lt
Western spot dull 22s. Cheese-Amerlcan hnes whlt.
and colored steady 57s Cd Ta.low-Prme city nn al
Oii-iNerpooi refined duii al los 90
Spirits Of turpentne firm at 2os "a Rosn.ooInin9n
al as Oi5d Whcat-No red winter. no sIock
N / Northern spring dull at Gs 4i4d Corn--Mlxed Nest
ern spot new dul at p esd; Old seady a. IS iol
steady at - Sd. FourSt. Louis fancy WINTER gun al
S. Cd Hops at London-Pacihc Coast hrm At o'go'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
THE GRANT MONTNENT CEREMONIES
STATES WHOSE GOVERNORS WILL. TAKE PART
NEW MARSHAL OF THE MERCHANT
MARINE PARADE

STATES WHOSE GOVERNORS WILL. TAKE PART
NEW MARSHAL OF THE MERCHANT
MARINE PARADE
II IS probable that from a huge steel fagpole 10
be erected at General Grants Tomb there will fly
on the day of the dedication April o. the largest
United States flag ever fioated. The Committee on
DECORATIONS and Platforms has so voted Adiutant-
General Frederic y. Sackett. of Rhode Island
yesterday called on General Grenville NJ Dodge
grand marshal Of the Grant Monument parade 10
inform him that Governor Charles W. Iippitt and
stafr would be here TO take part In the parade
This makes nine States whose Governors and stats
have signiied their intention Of being in line on
Aprll n They are Connecticut Rhode Island
Massachusetts. New-York. New-Jersey Maryland
Pennsylvania. Ohio and Kentucky
General Dodge has received a letter from Secra-
tary Long OF the Navy. in which the Secretary
says that he had appointed an assistant 70 cen
eral Dodge 10 further the arrangements for the
naval parade. ~ Wv
Acknowledgment I. Allison Wilmer and General
IHOihdS i. MumloTd. Inspector General of Mary
iand, called on General Dodge yesterday to confer
IN regard to the arrangements for receiving the
Maryiahq state troops who here for the
P11ild IS expected that there will be some
Boo from that State in line. NJ F. Stanjes gen
efal agent or the Erie Railroad who was appojnt ed
go South on account Of his health ana Frank q =
Osborn at the head OF the floating equipment de-
partment of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad has heen
appointed in his place Owners and cantajr S'' ~
vessels which to take part In the narada . W
Iequested 10 make their applications to Mr. Osborn
Boston. March 25.-.From present indications Mas
sachuSetts VIII send none Of her militia 10 the
While general invitation was extended Nv, CT E m
eral McAlDin. of New-York to the other States ~
viiation has been received here. Governor Wolcott
has received an invitation from Mayor S,roDo ~,
New-York TO attend with his staff He viii aceeD,
q showing. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
PUSHING RAPID TRANSIT PLANS
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED RY THE COMMlS-
sIONERS-MAYOR STRONG SIGNS THE
Al DrpNr\,c prSOr I-TION

ALDERMEN's RESOLUTION.
The Rapid Transit Commission held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and decided TO hasten the
preparat ions for the underground road as much as
possible in view OF the decision by the Court Of
Appeals that the rapid transit act is consttu-
tional Two resolutions, offered by Alexander T.
Orr. passed The first was the following:
Resolved That counsel be instructed TO draft a
hill authorizing the Commission TO proceed 10 make
the contract for the construction and operation
advertisement in advance of obtaining the con-
sent OF nroperty-owners or the substituted EohSeh
provide thar said contract snail he imperative I'M
less the consents required by the Constitution he
obtained
1t was explained afterward that the object OF
the resolution was TO allow the making and award
ing OF the contract to proceed concurrently with
the obtaining OF the necessary consents. In order
that time may be wasted in the WORK Inc
Commission received communication from Speh"
Ger Trask stating that there was a good prospect
OF getting the consents OF the property in
lower Broadway. and that gave occasion lor MI
Orr's second resolution. as follows:
Resolved That nasmuch as 1t seems probable
that majority OF the property-owners on nioau a
way Soutn S nrenred for immediate action when
such consent Is Siven, the couhsei anu ~. en-
neer be and are hereby INSTRUCTED TO hor
necessary plans and resolutions and report 70 ne
presented to the Common CounS' on s,,tnSle loon
ar pear tba intersecton OF Ann-st broadway and
Park Row, ana connect there with suitable june.
ton with the route adopted by the B9aru ana no
Endorsed by the Common Counci on M nnSin, 90
two tracks.
The Commission then adjourned until Monday at
sp m
Just before leaving his Office at the close OF yes
10 the resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen APPROX
ing the plans OF the Rapid Transit Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
.asv RnlOd. locks and pieces

and pieces io4dais Id greasy onod locks and pieces
6kQsLd -,1, "A. ,ocLs and
pieces 5tdaIs Nd greasy iAdid' locks ana pieces
3i4T7isd. , a,a,.. ,oc,, md
MICS "a od greasy ga 0isd: locks and pieces 4HNiad
West Australia-jOO bales. secured o1hi"i' b'e"s''
40 sud; locks pieces .miS.d -, -. , .t..o.
TasmanIa4oO bales greasy. sisd@is locks and pieces
INFLAMMATION bales secured 1lfd locks o ana
Cane OF Good Hope and Na,sl-loo bales secured luz
aid; greasy 5M1i7d ~.,, -, - 4,
pieces 3d3lsd. 1880
Spanish-T4 bales greasy. 3isHid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
LONDON WOOL SALES

London. tMarch 25.-The wool sales TODAY vAra co,
oucted by Nindeler d Co.. and Jacomb Son G 90 m.
ehsY numbered 1oS2o bales. comprising good selec
non, Inc attendance good and the bidding fraa
ooDd woods were In demand Faulty kinds w. O..
american buyers showed great eagernes and r1rcbsaad
"Dsus 100 bales Their Withdrawals Of Ney-ZeaIan nd
g. Ausuala geasies were numerous. Following
are the sales In detail and the prices obaireS '"'"s
New-South Wales bales. sc-5uret silao, o,,,
locks and pieces 7izdQI1lsd greasy 0sdSi1id 20; go
and pieces i.Qad '' O@"@ii1Ru' LOCKS
Cueensiand-iJo bales secured. 1ohda1s 2,1d. lock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 25.-Cotton quiet; middling &c: low
sniddlns Gt.c. good ordinary. 64c net ana gross 70
ceips $50 bales to the Continent 49, coast
wise 1872. sales 726. spinners. -; STOCK. "'4o''
Norfolk March % Cotton steady. middlng nc low
middlng CSC, good ordinary. 116c; net and gross re
celps 26 bales: exports 10 Great Britain. .0' 70 he
Continent 7Oi coasiWso 5si sales. IA STOCK. ZZot'
New orleans March Cotton quiet and easy; mid
ding ll-lGc. low mdding. 64c; good ordinary w.
moi and gross receipts 333i bales; exports 10 treat
Britain 80 coaswise. $50. sales. 5000 STOCK -"o'o
savannah March 25--Cotton quiet middling 67sc low
niddlng and receipts u3l pales eNpoi'
coastwise 600 sales. 90: stock. ~ $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
THE TRIUMPH OF DEATH" CASE

The Justices OF Special Sessions Yesterday how'd
some testimony in the case of George II P,ch-
mond. the publisher who is charged with baving
on sale Gabrielle d'Annunzio's THE Triumph OF
DEATH which Anthony Comstock thinks is i'm
moral Assistant Distrct-Attorney Matthews an
peared Tor the people and James NJ Fisk for NJ
Hachmond Mr. Fisk Will submit brief next Mon
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
Country.

FOR RENT-Atlantic City. y. I.-Rare
bargains In furnished and unfurnished no
tells, boarding houses and cottages. by the
season ana year. Exclusive control Ct
cnolce properties. Address /. q ADAMS 4
CO, Real Estate and Law Building, AT
iantic city. n. J.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Oo~NOOoO~OoooNooNN
COAT HOOK. Novel cheap, secure Al
fixed 10 a cleat without Screws. My idea
for sale. SETH II. BOWEN, Soldiers
Homo, Togus Me.
FINE SITE for lumber and coal. in grow
ing Long Island town. @. Il. ACkERLY.
10 Broadway.
IMPROVED Adjustable step
clasped TO handle: for use IN digging
post holes, cheap. but very useful. Manu-
facfurers 81 ould Investigate. W. j.
OLIVER. Monroe. Wis.
RRICANT.-En'irely new compound
for lining boxes for shafting: thoroughly
tested Admits OF very high speed with
out heating An interest In my patent for
sale. JAMES ". HOLEY. Milford. Me
MACHINISTS' TOOI.-A simple counter
bore used as attachment TO a roS@bit
reamer: much lighter than the ordinary
counterbore. / Will sell the idea. &. T..
SACEIiS. Chrichsville. OHIO.
PLANTER.-A machine that drops one
seed M a time. or two kinds alternately.
1t varies the distance between seed 10
suit. This plan lnsures larger crops. My
patent for sale. J. W. SHORE. Angola.
IND.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
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cnces. AMERICAN TEA Co. Detroit
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

GAS AND OIL ENGINES.-Mie & Weiss
engines surpass all others In reliability
durability and economy; patented In all
countries. I2s-i32 Mott-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

GARDENERS thoroughly nrac
teal in al branches OF gardening can
furnish good testimonials: on gentleman's
place. Apply. p. AZ Renwick-st
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HELP WANTED.

>N.~~rSNrON0r- - t'yNrNfr.s -'-'N'~NN'NNSNSNNNN
Female.
LADY AGENTS wanted everywhere 10 sell
Nile. Louise Poolcs fine custom made
corsets; best in the world. | Will pay good
salary or commission 80 Gth-ave., pc
tween 10Th and 2Oth SITS. Cammeyer Build
ing. take elevator.
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GARDENER.-All branches; competen, "a
take charge Of gentleman's place
married; one child: best reference. GAR
DENER. 2Oi West 3yth-st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

nth sT.. 81 WEST. -Desirable double
and single room. with board, references
given and required.
"a WEST Dist ST From April ]. newly
furnished fourth-hoor rooms for gentle
men. with board; references.
35 30 GRAMERCY PARk.-Suites. single
rooms. newly furnished excellent table;
pleasant spring location; central; oon-
ycnicnt
BID ST. 81 ST.-E,cgant back parlor;
al convenences. for couple or physi-
clan: second and third story front roOms;
house and table superior. moderate. refer
eLces.
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o1oOoOOOOO.O~OON~N ONNONNONNNNNN
COAT HOOK. Novel. cheap. secure. Al
fixed 10 a cleat without Screws. My idea
FOR sale SETH II. BOWEN. Soldiers
Hou1. Togus Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a
Swede, married; willing and obliging.
best OF references. Address A. JACOB
son. lrvlngtOn. ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5O0 secondhand
wood and Iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. sos Mad
sOn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

COACHMAN -Middle-aged single: thor
ough!y understands his business: care Of
lawn. furnace. be generallv useful. sober.
COMPETENT. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

COACHMAN.-Single. "a; thoroughly ex-
perenced in all branches. sober. willing
sMnd 9S'islng; M Sfst Psrs3naI reteren i
2Jth-st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER WITH $1,000 20 $50 900
wanted 10 extend importing and export
ing business. controlling valuable agencies
with established connections throughout
United States and England. Address q. p,
Tribune Offica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

GROOM or VSEFUL-MAN.-2i; under
stands horses. drive. mix and do plain
gardening: willing. obiising. y. T..
Ooyle'A o. oth-avs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

GARDENER single man. thor
oughly understands business: long ax-
periehcs. greenhouses, graperies and vege-
tables, everything on flrst-class nriva,s
place. ID. G.. care Florist. ISL +. 10th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

COACHMAN BY Swede. single. 30: thor
ouehly experienced In taking care Of
gentleman's horses. harness and carriages; :
will be found sober. willing and obliging;
city or country; best references. T. MEL
son 2i3 East 32d IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

BANKBOOK No. 269.2l4 or tne 'n'un
Dime Savings Institution is MISSING Hns
person having a claim &C. Z IL hereby ca'leu
upon 10 present the sarv within zen GAYS
or submit 10 having sad passbook can
celled and rev one Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

GARDENER and FLORIST. by German
married. small family. understands all
kinds Of work on gentleman's place. green
house grapery; hot and cold frame. fruit
and vegetables. best references. IL.
PAUSE. Penrl RlYer II. Y.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LIE,

FURNISHED ROOMS TO let. 20 West
20th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

| 3ARDENER.-By middle aged man
married: no family. understands green
houses. graperies and the general man
agement OF gentleman's place; good
reference. Address +. $. III Chambers
/
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Mnle.
coAcTTMAN and GARDENER-By mo- .,
ried man; understands tne c' -
horses carriages. COWS, pouitry am -.
,Ieman's country place. good reference
Address THOMAS NEWMAN. h'eiS"'
Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

OACHMAN.-Single; aged 90 thoroughly
competent, experienced. reliable. trust
worthy and industrious. strictly temperate:
generally useful. seven years excellent
reference. COACHMAN. 1853 Gth-ave.
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'AkpENEK and FLORIST. Professional
IN all brancehs: greenhouses; formation
OF grounds; carpeting. massing rihboning.
vegetables and fruit. frst-class rose grow
er; CITY reference. FLORIST. 80 DE Harte.-
st. MorristoM N. n j w
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WORK WANTED.

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Male.
A. Situation wanted. management
Of branch Office or department agency.
or travelling position. by respectable eN
perienced business man. thoroughly ia
mlliar with management Of statesmen, -
tablishment and direction Of suo-agenclr. ,
buyer. correspondent and expert account
ant possessing tact and executive ability
q high order. Address a. ID. ENSIGN.
81 West j2i-st
A. WM. l.. HARTCEG.
Public Expert Accountant and Auditor,
Morse Building, Room 30. 40 Nassau-st'
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. &c.-Ry
young man f2ol in wholesale house as
assistant bookkecper. bill stock or entry
clerk: chance FOR advancement. S. GOLD
SCHMIDT 9lO East l22d-st.
A YOUNG German American C6). intelli-
gent. ambitious. well educated. desires
position with chance for advancement in
commercial. house; fair typewriter. book
keeper; studying stenography: best refer
ences. Address RALPH. 525 Bushwick-
ave. Brooklyn.
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coAcfINAN Married man. 3D. smal
family. understands his business tnoi
o,,gh.v. four years best city reference
IND move to country. Address THOMAS'
Isg Park ave. -
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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A-A--S1EINWAY Upright. cheap, only
$50. fine rosewood piano. GEORGE
SCHLEICHER, q West l5tb-s t