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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
at the American House, cor. 7th st. and Pa ave.,
V the best In the city; only SIS per mo-; dining
rooms rrd kitchen refitted and newly furnished:
electric lights snd fans: special Accommodation
for ladies' CHAS. w. LEANNARDA. Prop.
1Y8l -3m
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ACCOUNTANTS.

j. f BATES. PUBiIC ACCOUNTANT AND AT
ditor 81 Washington Loan and Trust ild--Ac-
counts OF corporations, films anh nLi, .iuils
amined Booss openc1. cl.,s,d nnd alh.i 4. ocs-i.f
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Electric Lights,

The crew of the vessel consists OF 45O
persons. Electric light is furnished on
board by Leo incandescent lights of q
candle-power each. There are fourteen
large bath rooms for first cabin passea-
gers. with nickel tubs and douches, dis
tributed through the steamer, and there
are six bath rooms for the second cabin
passengers. Every convenience has been
provided for the patrons, and every appli-
ance for safety made part Of the vessel.
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FOR RENT-BY OCTOBER T. THE LARGE 4
story l2-room llm.-i. residence 1OO6 NJ st. NV. !;
reduced to S45 per month; in frst-clasS coniit ion
furnace heat. Apply to OWNER. $40 5th ST. NV
se.t-tf
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.

CHARLES s. BUNDY,
CORNERSTONE OF DEEDS
OF al the States and Territories.
017.6 AT ~ Ut. 80. lnew EQUITY huil6ingA
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Ft,R REM
1912 NJ. 1ir&b. $50. 90
1903 +. 13r. 2b. go. 10
Fine apartments, 1.5Uss
+ NV ..$25. $50 4 $50
11l5 Fla av,str&dw. 1900
33y-yIl y III ave. Sr
&ba. each. $3.50
Cheap houses for colo
oc2 GEO. W. LIN
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There are 40 s;aterooms for the use OF
hrst cabin passengers. offering accommoda-
tons Tor $50. large number OF them being
arranged for but one person. The promo
Lade deck is 400 feet In length, protected
by an awning deck. There is a vestibule On
the upper deck above the dining room,
which is used In bad weather
Inc library, situated forward of the
drawing room,is a magnificent room deco
rated In rococco with Gobelin tapestry and
walnut. 1t contains a large assortment of
international literature. disposed in book
cases. and Is provided with easy chairs,
sofas and six large double writing tables.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
100 VI ST. 11r-....$50.O 90
1913 1fth ST. Or. 60
1910 18th ST. Dr. 1000
20 y y Nv Dw,10r. 40. W
e0f9 Cambridge. Or $500
100 X i nv. 0r.....3 60
1i21 Y ] av NV, Or. ~ 20
Oc2-tf GASCH
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAtE-BY z C. BAUMGRAS, 81
CPhone 1909 lilo G. at NV
Prices too low to be published. Call for list.
Qc3-4tf 4
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ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS.-O. e. DUFFY, FIFTEEN YEARS A
member of the examining corps, u. 8. patent Of
nee, solicitor of American and foreign patents
70I 9 ST., opposite patent Office. ocs-3m
CHARLES C. LANCASTER, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor. ut Law, 1419 G st. NV, opposite the
Riggs House. General law and equity business in
the Local Courts and the Supreme Court OF the
United States. ocl-Ims
CAMPBELL CARRNGTON, ATTORNEY-Ar-IAW.
Webster Law building. sos d ST. NV. Washing
ton. D. @. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Fiat.
New York ave. and 9th St NV sele
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
TO RENT-TO RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE, STABLE
outit, horse brass mounted harness, brOugham,
victoria, dog cart, robes, livery, DC. Address
MRS. W.. the Portland. It,
FOR SAILS OLD COUPE ROCKAwAYS, $65,
$65, SIS; one coupelette, SIS; hanson, $75; one
2-horse trap, $50. J. ]. COOK, 1895 n ut. NV.
0cS-1m
FOR SALE-FIRST- CLASS RIDING PONY; SUIT
able for boy. Apply FORSBERG MURRAY,
Sth and Water SITS. s.w. oe9-2t"
FOR SALE-ONE BAY MARE. 9 YEARS OLD;
sound and gentle suitable for family or business;
real cheap. Can be seen at 42S 9th ct. NV.
BURGDOkF'S STABLES, Sth ct. ocS-Sts
FOR sALE-FAsT BAY PACING HORSE YRS.
old. sound and kind; lady drive; price low.
See ROLAND G. BOOTH, Agent, 10th and g NV.
O1S-Sts
FOR SALE-MH.K WAGON, ALMOST NEW;
glass doors and glass front; cheap for cash. 1074
Jefferson &. W. MASON, Carriage Maker.
Oc7-3ts
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FALL CARRIAGES FOR
cash-New Pittsburg and coupe rockaways Of the
very latest style; second hand brougham, In
hrst-ciass order, pole and shafts. See my stock
OF the very latest In Doctors bugges; also CON-
plete stock o. fancy panel and open business
wagons JAS X. PR0BEY. 1890 SD ct. NV.
Phone 1928. se21 SIN
SPECIAL SALE OF 'BUGGES. TRAPS, sURREYs
No trade. ]. J. COOK
H1A-4d A206 II %. NV.
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FOR SAIE-OR EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER
properties; on n. II. ave. within a block Of Du-
pont circle: beautiful 14-room dwelling
ELLEI,SON &. WEMpIIE, Cos 14th st.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

GROCERIES, WILL GIVE AN EXCELLENT Z 10
octave upright piano In exchange for groceries
and Will deal IL out from SIS to $40 each month.
Address GROCERIES. Star ofiicc. oc9-3
WANTED-cAPTTAL TRACTION STOCK FOR
Which L have-a client who will ex, hanye unin-
pToreG city property. W. MoSBY WILLIAMS
Room q. l42l + sd. NV. ocs "a.
CAPITAL. TRACTION STOCK TAKEN IN EN-
change for hne properties in the northwest Apply
CHARLES EARLY. Gl5 14th st. NV. oc5- lit
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FOR SALE-A PER CENT INVESTMENT-3.
story brick store; good tenant easy terms Call
on or address FRANK HUME,
OcS-3ts 454 Penna. ave.
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DENTISTRY.

weekly and monthly insiaiimenfs; crown and
bridge work speciality. DIR. T. w. STUBBI .E
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FOR SALELHOUSES.

FOR sALE-THB &RE3TEsrSBARGAEyI IN CITY:
owner in need of money; beautiful press-brick
front; large bay wipdaw; 3 large rooms and
b., Star office: - 1fe-
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FOR SALE-AT s13,5OO-OR FOR RENT-1412
Goth st. NV: 13 rooms: all modern convenienees:
beautifully decorated: near Dupont Circle; half
square from Metropolitan electric cars; most de-
sirable location in the city: $65 per month
ocStf JAMES A: BATES & CO., 1907 + st. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-PAIR OF SPECTACL.ES, ASTIGMATIC ON
Ia. 18th st. Please leave Mt Riggs
House and receive reward. lis
LOST-VERY LIBERAL REWARD FOR THE RE-
turn Of black, white and tan setter dog, named
Nick w. p. METCALF, 1881 st. NV. It,
STOLEN WILL GIVE IS FOR INFORMATION
that will recover Syracuse bicycle No. O2S93
stolen September 30. Address b. E. DAKN
lI50 New YORK ave. It,
LCST-GOLD WATCH. WITH LETTERS &C. R."
and chain. Reward II returned to PA n Capitol
ot9-2ts -f
FouND-A WATCH. AT BIANDENSBURG. MD.
Gail at Rev. W. T. H. ADDISON, Bladensburc.
October 8. 1897. It's
S1RAYED-FROM 917 18TH ST NV. A BRIY
die haif-breed collie; name Marco; cast in left
eye; tag No. 22e4. Suitable reward will be paid
L0r MS return. Oc9-3ts
STOLEN-FROM BACK PREMISES. BROWN
dachshuEd beagle hound; answers to name
Tricks;' two tags; 81 tag 7SS. Reward IL re-
turned to G. W. HENDERSON. 1926 9th ST. nws
LOST-GOID CHAIN BRACELET. WITH PAD
lock. marked 1T. w. G. to NJ. C. c. Liberal
reward IL returned to 545 Fla. ave- NV ocS-3ts
$1,000 REWARD-IF RETURNED 10 $50 / ST.
sw., large black Scotch terrier. recently clipped
except head; extra long toe nail on hind foot:
name, Mig" lost last week In August ocS- 3ts
LOST-REwARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE-
turn Of red leather bound oblong memorandum
book 025 Pennsylvania ave-, DROOP'S MUSIC
STOKE ocS-2t
LoST-ON SUNDAY NIGHT, BLACK AND WHITE
pointer dog; black ticks Liberal reward n re-
turned to CHARLES HUME 1904 32d at oci-sts
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
1924 + st. NV.
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THINKS HE IS TIE HIGHViTU4N,
YEI.iIAM MANOR BELIEVES SCHAFFEV Is THE
MAN WHO SHOT MR. BERTiN13 LAST rAiL.-

YEIiIAM MANOR BELIEVES SCHAFFEV Is THE
MAN WHO SHOT MIR. BERTlN!i LAST rAi,I.-
CoNFESsIs TO MANY ROBBEAIEs
Otto Schaffer. alias Peter Spelman. alias The
Mouse. one of the men who Is thought to have
sisted in tho sensational holdup OF j. II. Berthe and
his daughter In Pelham Manor last fall. is locked
up at the Mount Vernon police statio2. lie was ar
rested few days ago by Central Office detectives
In NcwYork City. and taken to Pelham yesterday
and arraigred on the charges OF burglary and high
way robbery He was held for the Grand Jury.
Schaffer is thought by tho police have been
cerned in robberies committed last November In
Summit. y. j.. Larchmont. and other suburban vii
lagos, and ID be n member of a gang Of nine high
waynen. seven OF whom are now in Sing Sing He
was orce in the employ of Mr.. Berthe but left Pei
ham Manor last july. three months previous 10 the
time Mr.. Berthe and his daughter were fired on
within short distance of their home while return
ing from the station. TIE horse shot dead and
Mr. Berthe received two bullet wounds In his neck
Previous 20 this Nj Bcrtinc s house robbed
Tx bicycles were stolen from Mrs Uazcns school
End he homes OF DR.. Washhurn and Mr.: GIett. in
pelham Manor. Were entered and robbed. Schaffer
has confessed 10 The burglary of Bernes house AMI
other robber'es but laughed when asked IL he was
concerned in the shooting.
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TIE TENNESSEE EXPOSITION.
AN APPEAL FROM THE NETWORK CITY CON-
MISSION.


MISSION.
The New-York City Commission TO the Tennessee
Centennial and International Exhibition met again
yesterday in the Cotton Exchange. Among those
present were T. Van Etten a. 7. Van Leer. Charles
J. Smith. Colonel George NJ Smith, Mrs. McCui-
Tough Williams, l. }. Ellis George H. nan ana
William V. King. who presided. After resolution
was passed accepting Office room IN the Womans
Building OF the exhibition the following appeal 10
tho citizens Of New-York was issued
The people OF the State OF Tennessee viii cele-
brate the one -hundredth anniversary OF me au-
mission of their State INTO the ORION by holding
a great Centennial and international EXEMPTION;
continue until November. 1897 His Honor Mayor
Ct securing a proper representation of New;York
City AZ the exposition This com ,tc So w J by
'he Governor OF the State. and having the same
The people Of Tennessee have left no stone IN.
turned TO make his exposition no. ony worony
only 10 the Chicago Exposition IL point OF grandeur
The Centennial! Park IN which the ceicbra'i9n IN
this area magnificent buildings have been con-
srused including ndependen: S iSr
minerals forestry. transportation. negro building
and %"fncen' 5ni
states are erecting buildings and vii. make fine
ii !: importan, that New-York City and State
should he well represented net only as showing ing
ON Of the many advanisss to be derived
from display OF our manufactures.
The Naw-York State Commission VIII erect n
building worthy Of New-York.
No charge will be made for reasonable amount
of space Tor exhibits in any OF the buildings bn,
the Committee Classification reserves the right
to approve reject any exhibit offered. Exhibit
and concession application blanks may be obtained
OF f. c. Lewis. Director-General Nashville Tenn,
or l.. j. Ellis. secretary of this Commission. No.
An Broadway. of Major a. w. Wheeler sec
rotary of the State Committee. Giisey House, n. Y.
No appropriation has yet been made by the city
OF New-York to warrant this committee in making
any expenditures on its own account.
We invite contributions and suggestions from
citizens that may enable the committee TO carry
out the desires OF Mayor Strong. that the city
may be well represented at the exhibition
the other large cities in the Union certainly will
be. Contributions should be sent to Adolph S. Ochs
treasurer. The NewYork Times"
TIE appeal is signed by Durham Wheeler. George
Moore Smith. Adoiph S. Ochs Charles J. Smith
George II. Hull. Committee for the New-York City
Commission to the Tennessee Centennial.
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EaScni cnf.
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS

Full sized Mattresses. filled with South
American cured hair. covered with good
quality ticking. at $3.50.
Same sort. covered with best "A. c. A. "
ticking at Sl2.
The price OF curled hair has increased re-
Gently. We purchased large quantity be
fore the advance. Otherwise we would
have 10 ask YOU more for these Mattresses.
We will make them in one o.. two pats as
desired.
Full sized Pillows (21! pounds, filled
with live goose feathers, covered with best
"A. G. A. ticking. at Sl.25.
Full sized Boosters Is poundS), filled with
live goose feathers. covered with best "A.
c. A.. ticking, at $3.50.
Surely the enc time and place to buy
Mattresses and Boosters.
Fourth floor.
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JAPANESE THINGS

Our men went six thousand miles to get
them. 1t seems almost ignominlous that
they should come so far and be offered tor
so little. The Jap is nothing If not artistic
His touch OF beauty is on common things
but the list below includes many things not
common Their cheapneSs -Wanamaker
heapness-commcndS them.
japanese Trays, lacluered. various decorations and
sizes, square and round, Sc TO 81. were l5c to
$50
japanese metal with embossed figures.
Trays. were 25c. now 1sc.
Ash Trays. wer. Zoe and l5c. now &c end &c.
PAPER Weights, were 2jc and COO. now loo and 4oc.
Stamp Boxes were 25o. now l5c
Napkin Rings, were 3jc now 2Ce.
Bells, wee SOC, now 3Oc.
Thnhle Stands. were j0c now 2jc.
Pen Travs, were 35c now lSc.
Cusp,dors. blu.-and- white were SOC, now 23e.
Umbrella Stands, Imari, S2.25, were 3d. KOCH, 81,
were 81. j0 Seij 81, were s..
lardin,rcs handsome shapes and decorations, 81 %,
50 and 81. were s.. So 81 and s..
Blue and-whie Bowls, scallored shapes. IN, lOc.
were loo in, l4c. were 20c; S in, lie, were 25e
10 n., Boo. were SOC
lockwood Tabcurcttes, handsomely carved, IS IN.
high. II in atro,sto7. Sc -, were $40.
Handkerchief. Boxes 20c and 35c. were 4ot and 'je.
EuScmenf,
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A NOVELTY IN DRESS SILKS

Quality rich. Basket weave grounds OF
gold, white lavender. helotrope, chartreuse,
geranlum, with discs Of black. NewneSS
Of design and fashions touch Of color are
happy combinations. Ought to be 50, but
they are sl.5. Just cut to-day.
The ROtunda.
THE UPHOLSTERY STORE
A veritabIe academy OF fine arts. New
fabrics daily. Experts will give you Ideas
for home decorations for the asking. Artistic
decorations and furnishings are now within
the reach of every one. Machines catch the
charm of hand-loomS. Thus cheapneSS.
new and beautiful imported Tapestry, 80 in. wide,
S42 a I'd
a heavy French Tapestry renaissance style. sou ana
mellow colorings, for furniture coverings, So 20
yd.
Charming French eoton-and-silk stirred Tapestry
in the daintest Of colorings. so in wide, 81 and
81 % yd
Some very attractive Curtains here at
bargain prices.
heavy cross-srpc Oriental Cutain-somethns en-
trely ncw--'or hangings or couch covers, 81. %
each orsl0 50 pair.
Second floor.
BOOKS
Easiest Of stores in which to buy Books.
Conveniently arranged--economca prices.
New books here on day of publication A
special table for them.
A list Of popular reading at little prices:
Aston Library, - titles. 25c each.
Salon Series Ii titles SOC each.
Escucheon Series "a titles, soc each.
De Novo Library. 80 titles, lsc each.
Lotus Series 81 titles. 30c each.
Exquisite Series As titles. SOC each.
Roxbughe Classics 80 titles 5oc
Novels by Richard Henry Savage, paper
covers and published at SOC; our price, lSo.
Here are the titles:
The Princess OF Alaska
Miss Deveraux of the MsrQura.
Deilah Of Hooen.
The Masked Venus.
In the Old Chateau
The Anarchist.
Prince Sohdnyls W0oing
The Little Lady OF LagarnIis.
For Life and Love
A Daughter OF Judas.
The Flying Haloyon.
Ninth street.
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european Advertisements.

european Advertisements.
T. UKOPEAND AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
the London once Of me -ibun. IS Fles Street, e c.
convenient, place their advertisements and SUI
sctiptons The Tr.bun~
-. ---.-. A. I,T7,f: err,.rfer
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
Country.

FURNISHED cottages for summer 10 rent.
lakes. farms. Send for plctUrescue
eoonion. T.. J. CAIIILL. Boon,on. y. J.
FOR RENT. a special bargain; 4 hand
soneiy furnished cottage on Indlana-ave
near the Beach: sGCc for season. Address
]. g. ADAMS & CO.. Atlantic city. y. J
FOR RENT--In one OF the choicest Ioca =
tions IN Chelsea. a newly and handsome
~ furnished cottage near the beach: G
bedrooms: 5000 for long season. $500 for
short season. Address l. G. ADAMS &
co, Atlantic CITY, " j.
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$|0ElHz( ~ =EIz'z!=E!| Y
HELP WANTED.

rSNo~~NN-O-.~~N-oNo ~N.oo>.~oNN~~NN~
Male.
FARMER ard USEFTI.-MAN TO take
charge and work gentlcinan's country
place. references required. Address Box
~. Tribune once.
LABORERs. BARKEEpERs. COOKS.
Mattresses. tailors. cutters. JAM
tors. ETC.. for city or country; employers
can secure the best OF help free Of charge
EMPLOY MENT BUREAU. 2.543 sth-ave..
near l3Gth-s;.
WANTED.-a competen, Protestant gar
dene- for q gentIcman's large country
place. must be worker; vegetable ard
glass out and indoor srapes. fruits. ETC.;
wages $40 and house: references required.
W1NSLCw T. WILLIAMS. Yantic. Conn.
WANTED respectable boy about IL
years Old In an importers Office. must
reside with his parents. Adlress in own
handwriting. with references, a. IL. c.,
Box 5. Tribune Office.
WANTED Experienced reliable agents
In al. parts Of the United states. 10
whom We can now assign special territory
UNE's GREAT WORK. AMERICAS
SUCCESSFUL MEN 1t is one 81 the
most easily sold publications now before
the American people. and IL not Only deep
~ interesting Itself but proves great
educator replete with ohiect-lessons for
young mer starting in bus,ness life. Every
library public or private. Is incomp.ete
without II. The work Is published In two
large volumes. royal octave. and Ia Illus
trated with Numerous steel and stipp.e
portraits. Address ADAMS & CO. -
DuGne-st.. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

ARLE LAWYER gives prompt assistance:
ali business or personal lIficuities d.
vorcss quickly sEd legally obtained. any
caLse without publicity; reliable investi-
gations quietly; strictest privacy Observed
IN All matters. Bank references Private
consultation without charge. West lth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09

FARMS OF various sizes and values. de-
sirably located In states OF Ncw-York
ana New-Jersey. will lie sold ~ low prlcA
md upon very easy terms: this II an IN
usual opportunity TO secure a bargain. For
further particulars. partles inteIest~. VIZ
lJi. Stw-Yo-k.
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WORK WANTED.

Male
AUDITOR. &c.--A ecnilem,a having ex-
periencc In manufacturing esiabl ahments
AS treasurer and business manager. with
supervision Of office. general accounts. ex-
hibits % cost. estimates &c. IL open for
an engagement IN responsible position
Of this or similar character. Address 7. d.
". Tribune Once.
AMERICAN as packer. porter or elevator
runner or anything. 10 wears references:
strictly temperate. J. VAN DOLsON.
2Gs7 sth-ave.
ASSISTANT in office or outside salesman
wants situation by May |: G'rman-
American: II years in present place. Nd
dress H.. Box "G2. Albany. " Y.
ACTIVE YOUNG MAN. age Is. wsnis a
situation In any mercantile business.
good references. W. G., Tribune once.
ARCHITECTURAL DRArGIITsMAN by
day or week. II. SMITH. 3s2 Jefferson
ave. Brooklyn.
ACTIVE. reli,bos thoroughly experienced
business manager open for engagement
30 years In commercial mercantile and
financial trades. MS boy. salesman. buyer.
bookk~eprr manager. Address RELIA-
ABLE. Box u Tribune Once.
ASSISTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT has
experience: good reference. Address A.
L.. Box 80. 1876 East I2bth-s,.
A GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted
with the duties Of treasurer, auditor.
cashier. double entry boOkkeeper. the ad-
justment and settlement OF accounts. and
the whole system ~ once work. " thirty
Year, experience Is open for an engage
menr. Adir.fs w. T.. Box ~. Tribune
Oricr.
BOOKKEEPER.-Re Reliable bookk.eper and
Office man. satisfactory reference upon
interview. NJ. Isl Bergsn-st.. Brooklyn.
u electrician. plumber or marhinizt.
WALTER vOLk. i53 East :0.h-st.
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BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires nicely
furnished room. with hoard on East SID.
weat Of ~ ave-. between 2iih and 5Iiii cts.
must be reasonable; pleas. state terms
Address ROOM. Box ~. Tribune On.cs
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

nEhL EsSI y r. FUN SALE.
>
~~-~rS~N~~~~~>~ ----~--~ N~NcS~N~~~A>NNs-.c>-
Country.
LARGE CORNER HOUSE. for GALE IA
rooms. fine location. near Bric., Church
station. East Orsrsc. y. j.. So, 600 fne
trees ana hedges: lot 225xI15 Address
EVERGEEEN. az Broadway.
FOR SAiE.--One OF the most attractive
cottages IN Atlantic city. 200 yards from
ocean In centre of popular cottage section.
LOT 41izxlGJ: compete stable IN rear:
house contains ~ rooms: completely fur
nishsd; has electric lights. elsctr.c bells;
brick drive 10 stable. rents In summer Tor
81 900. for sale for $1,000, easy terms
Address J. q. ADAMS h CO. Atlantic
CITY. ~ J.
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED.-A few refined ladies' To DO light
work at their homes: p.eafsni. remuner-
alive occupation. no canvassing. Apply
STANDARD ART co. l+2 West 2Jd-st.
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MACHINERY,

AT RELICED PRfCES-Joo second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guarantee u; machinery bought and eX-
changed GEORGE y. EDDY. 39s Madi-
Son-st
GAS AND OH. ENGINES. Metz & Wclqs
engines surpass all others in reliability,
Guaranty and economy. patented IN al.
countries. l2S-l32 Mott-s,
STAR GAS and gasoline engine: buy Of
manufacturers; economical and reliable
put IN or tri1l: easy terms. STAR GAS
CNGINE co. A26 Mest RfoadMax
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CARPENTER Young man
good all-round general repairer: nc
counts. management. poultry. ans. s,,
xarns C. KING. 1906 Enrt 1Oth-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

WANTED 10 rent furnished room In New
AK. y. j.. cheap as possible. In private
family Roman Catholic preferred. address
A. Box II. .242 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09

EXPERIENCED general Office assistant
desires position In small Office. under.
st,njs typewrt.ng: own machine: sInhii
salary 10 begin; good reference. FRAN'Is
I,EI nMAN. 20 MadisOn-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09

CARPENTER First class all around me
chanIc: store factory or elsewhere
wages 81 30 day ALFRED. lI3 neecker-
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WINK WANTED.

Male.
nov French. rs, dcs,res situation OF s ,"s
Kind: city references. AudusTE' 10
lycsf nth At
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GARDENER. Norwegian; married; prac-
teal experience In greenhouses. carns-
ton and rose houses graperies. vegetables
fruit and general outdoor gardening. on
gent,eman's place: good references. {. ".
Box 341, Hampstead.
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DENTS 7. First class riecnarical assist
ant. crown aud bridge work q spncialty;
good rubber worker. STANBROCGH. 1oo
Is.g ct