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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
Note to the Powers Proposed.

Madrid, May ~ According to El
Epocha, the5conserYative organ, the cab
inet, council Thursday, the queen re-
gent presiding, discussed three points
in the proposed note to the powers
the manner. Of the BON bardments@ by
the American squadron, the alleged use
of the Spanish flag by the Americans at
Guantanamo andsth cutting Of inter
national cables by the Americans.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
Goes to.Chiclxamauca,

.; ngfield, H., May 26.-Wednesday
evening. orders were received from the
war department by Col. Young, COM
handing the First Illinois cavalry, to
proceed to Chickamauga, and by Col.
Kavanaugh, commanding the Seventh
Illinois infantry, to proceed to Dunlor-
ing, Va. The news was received with
delight by the men of both commands.
The cavalrymen cheered for half an
hour inside the big dome building at
the fair grounds. The two regiments
will probably leave Friday. 3 - - =
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
RoyAl Arc0nu1ll,

Cleveland, O., May 2s.-The Royal
Arcanum, which has been in session
here for the last few days, adjourned
sine die Friday. The present. officers
We're reelected, with a few minor excep-
.ticns.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
Democrats Win.

Richmond, Va, May 27-Returns
from the city and town elections held
throughout the state Thursday all tell
pretty much the same story-that of
dem cratic success. At many places the
democrats had no opposition.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
Admiral Oquenao
Torpedo Boat DESTROYER

which port, he says, possesses advan-
tages over Cienfuegos. ,~ :: '<
Madrid, May 27:-Sagasta has out
lined Spain's policy as follows: ''There
will be no fight at Santiago~unless Ger
vera desires it. The Americans will find
the Santiago forts and the ships II the
harbcr very Id fferentsar from those de-
stroyed by Dewey. atIEManila.] If the
Americans are waiting forsa naval bat:
tie before they attempt to invade Cuba,
they will need consid cradle PATIENCE
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
Wants to Blow Up the Fleet.

New York, May 2s.--John P. Holland,
the inventor of the submarine boat
named after himself, left Friday to lay
before the administration proposal to
sink the Spanish fleet at Santiago with
the submarine destroyer. Holland
wants the government to transport the
boat from the Erie basin to the mouth
of the channel leading to- the bay of
Santiago. He will command the boat
in person, and proposes first to blow up
the mines and then to make the trip
into the Iharbor under water. He feels
sure he can get into the harbor and IN
der the fleet before anyone can discover
him. The torpedo tube will do the rest
toward den1olishing the ;feet.~~.If the
scheme is successful Mr.. Holland ex-
poets the government to buy the. boat.
T.: sadness IN spain.
f. London, May 2s. The Madrid. CORE
spondent. ofathe Times, comm emitting on
the feeling Of. sadness prevailing in
Spain,'' 4 ays: : 81 Is .#Sf'
y. at is less onsaccount Of Ministerial dis
sensions, which are notreally serious, than
on account of a fuller pprehension Of the
difficulties of tn. situation, namely, that
Europe, even France and Russia being,
; since Mr. Chamberlains speech, averse
from doing anything to precipitate COM
plications Spain now sees that she must
trust to herself alone in an unequal strug-
gle that can have onlysone end ~ 80
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
Seven Men Perish.

Nashua, N. H., May 27.-Information
received at the Armenian colony here
shows that an entire Klondike party of
seven men from this city and Haver-
hill, Mass, were drowned by the break
ing of the ice in Frazier lake on May 2.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
Four Men Killed.

Cripple Creek, Col, May PA pas
senger train on the Midland Terminal
railroad ran into hand car on a high
trestie near Gillette, and four men who
Jumped from the hand car were killed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Camp Expenses All Paid,

The state of Minnesota has paid
Camp Ramsey's expenses to the amount
OF S43, So, with some bills yet tc
hear from. Vouchers of these dis.
bursements will be made up for REIN.
bursement by the authorities at Wash
ington.
The annual appropriation for the ma.
tional guard is $40, 600, but the state is
not limited to that sum in this case.
by law of 1897, which came very
timely, the entire revenue fund of the
state is available for war purposes in
emergencies. Gen. Muehlberg can
draw on the treasurer for every cent
he can scrape up, and the drafts will
be honored if the governor pronounces
it an emergency. Whether the orig
inal appropriation for the national
guard would be considered untouched
when the money was spent, as in this
case, for ends outside of the guard,
would be another question.
The pay roll is the biggest item. The
companies drew amounts ranging
from $3.50 to $3.50, and the total is SAL
1920. There is also ST, 12l for music
and $500 for the examining physicians,
making a total of $22, G14.36 for wages.
Blankets and bed ticking cost &c.
O36.77. For the uniforms that were
supplied at camp the bill was 1887. 60.
Three thousand men got away with
25,941 one-pound loaves of bread, SO
far as the bills show, at a cost of ST.
1000. Their meat bill came to S2,-
493.6S, and other provisions footed up
ST 776 S3 That ic ovar O. AOO for hoard
not counting $596.25 for the wood for
bivouac, making almost exactly Sc, 900
for their cuisine.
The bills for feed and so on amount
ed to $780, but a good deal Of that
should be charged to bedding, as the
men and not the horses used it.
The three medicine chests at cost
Of about $3.50 for each regiment, amount
to S2,261.15.
There is an item of S472 10 for 456
tents. Only one bill of transportation
appears, and that is S264.51.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
Appointed Ensign.

Secretary Long has authorized the
appointment of G. w. futile, Mime
apolis, as ensign in the navy. Tuttle
will be assigned to the torpedo boat
Winslow, and will take the place of
the late Ensign Bagley. He is the son
of General Manager futile. of the
North American Telegraph company,
and has had considerable naval expert
ence. He is ~ years of age and has
lived in the city of Minneapolis since
he was II years of age. When 16 years
old he began attending a naval school
at Oxford, Md, and remained there
about one year. He afterwards Sc
cured berth in the merchant service
and made trip which included Aus
tralia and the Philippines. The ap-
pointment, it is said, was secured
through the joint efforts of Senator
Davis and Congress man Fletcher.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
Getting Ready.

Preparatory work for the next Mn
nesota state fair is now being actively
pushed. Premium lists, entry blanks
and other material is being sent out in
large quantities from the secretary's
Office, and carpenters, painters and
laborers are at work upon the grounds
and buildings. When it is rene N bered
that the grounds comprise 300 acres
and that there is over 500, 600 square
feet of floor space in the various build
ings, the necessity for the beginning
work early and pushing it actively
will be readily understood. This year
no state fair in the country will excel
in exhibition and amusement features
the one in Minnesota.
One of the departments now receiv-
ing special attention and which, as
heretofore, will be made especially
strong, is the cattle departments. The
premiums are liberal and conprehen-
sive. In addition to those offered by
the society, the Hereford CATTLE B:eed-
ers association offered 5000 in special
premiums; the Shorthorn Cattle Breed
ers association offers to duplicate pre-
miums won by the shorthorns in COM
petition with other breeds. and other
breeders associations are announcing
similar offers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
NAMED As SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
THE MAYOR APPOINTS MEssRs o'BRIEN. KITTEL
AND VAN HoESEN


AND VAN HoEsEN.
Mayor Van Wyck yesterday appointed Miles M.
O'Bren Joseph j. Kittel and George NJ van Hoe
sen School Commissioners for the boroushs OF Nan
haitian and The Bronx to I'LL the vacancies created
by the designations OF William H. HuFiou' aio ~
A Prentiss and the death OF Robert Macay. CON-
mssioners OBiien and Kitel Will serve three years
and Commissioner Van Hoesen WILL serve one year
All three Of the Commissioners are members
OF the Democratic Club.
Commissioner O'Brien formerly was member OF
the Board Of Education. and was instrumental IN
organizing free lectures and night schools' ne -
n member OF the Lotos, Manhattan kioers anu
drivers Democratic and Catholic clubs. ano Is
member OF the Wool Exchange.
Commissioner KitIel is president OF the Nine
teenth Ward Bank in Third-ave., and lawyer ~
No So Broadway and lives IN Riverside-ave. near
One-hundred- "a nd -twenty-second-st g.
commissioner Van Hoesen was Jusilce OF tne Gu
,oU,e Gourt 10, fourteen years. He has been pres
dent of the Holland Society and OF the -. NJ NJ
oas club. and he a so Is a melupei Vi '''' $500
haitian and Lotos clubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

COMPANION. -Young lady as companion
TO an elderly lady. L. W., ~" HaS'
2Ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
OONE1OND E21 1858
-FOUR SALE
SOLID AK. GOLD SETTINGS.

Last week / took IN exchange pair OF
Diamond Earrings that cost $"J. They are.
| believe the finest gems ! ever saw al
THIS o ice They weigh over =. Of karat
ard are bright. snappy. nicely cut and
ezra br riant. mounted one in a solid
lax. gold l4cys Tiffany ring setting. the
other ! put In a heavy sold l+k. gents
Belcher ring setting. and snaH oneI mem
1or sic mis- week for $500 each. This IS
An ofer ! have never made before d. ing
nv business career. as OIL once IN ne
time d these chances occur. 5000
.adys and gentleman diamond ring 20,
els ~ seems almost incredible but ! Will
give q guarantee With each ore that Will
siow $500 f)r them any time within one
year II unsatisfactory and sou wish 10 e1-
change g. for a highei-pIicet one sent 10
any address II cash IN ful Is sent Win
the order. or can be seer a. my store,
KEENE'S. 40 FULTON ST. NEW
YORK Near Nasssu-st) OPEN saturday
evenings until 10 O'Clock during November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

have received a box containing 10 Sarn-
pie ladies Huntirg-Case Watches rom
inc factory. Each one IS hant-enersNeu
and extra finished (sS al samples are
SOLID lax gold, s,tene7 and cons eTe1
the mosi q sirs s,e ladies' watches mace II
America to-day. They are lifted win hne
nicke, damaskeened jewened american
movements each ono adjusted for carving
ANY on who desires good rel abe lazy
watch fer a gif, should take advantage o.
,hii offer. a. We shall not offer them TOT
iess thar S23 o. each after these are gone,
\ WrItea guarantee with each one Tor 2o
years" Al.o one box al ln Genus Soi o
l4k GOO Double Stcck Hunting watches.
htted with h!ch-grade American move
ments adjusted down 10 10 seconds
month. guaranteed for 20 years. pam,
engine-turned also fancy engraved cases.
offered Ibis week for Sii each. regular
price 81. Only 70 advertise thee wa;c e
do ofIer then for Orc-thi O Their actuai
value. ana furthermore ] shall present
free with eaca wa h OadH's or gentle
mans a watch chsi1 worth $500 ard n
push watch csstet. making a beautiful
I Christmas rreseri that ans one would he
pleased with. and practically a long life
D. ri l. Sent 70 any address II cash Is sent
/ with the order or can be seen At my
/ store kEENEs. 10 FULTON ST. NEW
D YORK (Near Nassau-st) Open Saturday
/ even ne until 10 O'Clock during November.
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DRFSSMAKER.- TO GO out by the day
f't ~ ana sfVle guaranteed. references
NJ KIPWAN 433 2d-ave
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PROTEST. AGAINST 4 COREAN EDIcT'

Yokohama Nov IA dispatch from Seoul, cap'-
tel o. Corea. says the American brlls" anu
- ,,,,,.,ars mere have protes ed against the ac-
.,o, ~ The Corean Government in Issuing Gtoei :
70, S,~eigners are 10 he stopped from trading ID
4he Interior
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hook si:LLLRo.

~~~~r~N~o~~o~>o~-~N~o~"~@-~ "a
WANTED. Late nagazn mes ano ~
books novels and sCnocl ooohS I"
srS,rS Z. 3 cox rs 3J-ANe
-Ir uARgAIN soon STORM"
Publications a. eN-es.!Nh1 pStTDr
srccesso~ 70 NcHale 4 Rohde. ana
Ccrf'a.if-sr.
--------- =, o,-n.-deor.s Free
roasonr1.'' 1a,easro Nuriays 81, ~ 81 u, .s
~ rtsi6frg's jonathan w !1e'
9eVa.rek % PRATT iCI 6,h-aNe.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
EAsTNASs,o ,.cuxvrps,v y A.. tn.
NEW YORK BUSINESS INsTiTCTH
g. EAST i25TH ST. NEW YORK. ~ T.
THE FIVE FACTS FOLLOWING
should have weight determining your seectson OF
school. viz: -. -. ...o,... .,A "a
The CHARACTER which surrounds students with the
bes and moral influences -, - -,
3 The attention 10 individuals wnch provinces lot ea'H
student the special instruction needed
, The loyal support Of thousands of former stuoens
whose good reports give NE and growth .
: The reputation for successful work which esaolhee
confidence In It's graduates =.
We afford all these advantages. That's why we De
ueve In the school We know II gives good serve
Don't make mistake. 4 school that has epared 43"n
others successful pursuit Of business epi.ys
Yourself FOR work in field call write for oui
catalogue the
NEW YORK BUSINESS INSTITUTE.
Mt. Morris Bank Building
81 East l25th street, New Yorf. y. J.
CLEMENT G GAINES. VI A.. B. l.. Pest
IJUDsON RIVER MILITARY ACADEMY. Nysck. n
III Y-Iarge stesrr-heated room for each boy Horses
and pom for riding: driil and artillery practice
C,AxT1AGo DE CUBA
- ENGLISH SCHOOL
MISS CECIL MAYHEM will reopen her school IN Decer-
Der English all branches also Frsch. Spanish and
drawing .
Musical Instruction.
r LILLE DANGELO PERCH
l. Opere classes. Teachers saturday classes ALBANY,
o2d-st.. Broadway.
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DRFSSMAKE lady ~ experience
dos ros a few custonne's ~ her residence
FOR misses and childron's dressmakins eJ
ciusively. highes reference R, Box ps.
l.2i2 Broadway.
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AID ST. EAST FUN shed racms 70
permanent parties references required :
al windows facing ath-sVe.
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wORH WANTED.

WORK. WANTEp.
.NNN~NN0ONN T~N--NNN0DNN~ONON~SNONSN
Female.
TOOKhEEPER. -ENp,ri.ncet double en-
'lv. German 41i English correspondent.
sttnt,ralh-r and Typewriter. good writer
h'rhest references. 2. G.. eI2 lexington
ave.
COMPASIOS Young .ady as companion
or governess % young children willing
20 irave.. references. address " Tribune
Office.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

WANT old collections OF postage stamps.
Am q C. Il ctor. pay best prices. HOOPER,
10 Produce Exchange
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Hf.i.i' WANTED.

BOY or YONG MAN-Musi he very good
appearance well grown for age and
healthY. 20 learn valctirg. excellent posi-
ton. answer by letter. FRANKLIN. q
West 22c-st.
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WIDOW. who thoroughly understands car
81 won.u's fre clothes iaces anc cam
nels. Will 10 them reasonable AZ home "
50 out 10y the day: personal references
Cali Or address BURKE. SIS " as is'n
St first floor
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WANTED. Five or six men ., good st-
dress who are " Hing ~ work hard Tor
fair and steady compensation In an hon
orablA and attractive occupation. Call FOR
Nr FURRY. 9Th floor. y 5ih-sve. in
afternoon only.
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T-na h01V or Mss BlSnutII OF tIC
The Mohegan disaster arrived yesterday aIernGo1
nv - .l1s~iosn liner Paris II WIS accompanied
OF ne ne f2y.'lisro Bushnell Of Mansfield. Ohio, The
f,ber Of the dead gili H went 10 the scene OF
he wreck for the purpose Of recovering hs "a ~
~ csre{,l search OF the coast about me MANAGES
and he eiil's body vas found II VIII De IANe" y"
Mansfield for bDral
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cy,OX--UsErUG-M Man and wife
viii DO the work q bachelor no1ss ..
.r,sii family. wife cook and laon9ress,
, az s.nsraiiy useful. ]. KEATGNG. e'3
3d-avs
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aGI.p- ST. SO WEsT.- irisdson,ely FUR
n'shed arg AID hal rcon' southern eH-
r,osups. strictly trS: class boaid.
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coACFIMAN.--L.ady giving I'D her horses
d.aire. - ma situation FOR her coacn,
man. whom sire can thoroughly reconin"n
! II rVerv rarf crla-. ,dd ess ~ W. IN -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

Books au] publications.
-
SPANISH WITH OR WITHOUT MASTER. SLIGO
4 PRACTICAL SMATTE'ING OF SPANISH. SOC.
r,,.o,u,, - dealer. BERLIrZ CO. If2o Bway.
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ITUDsON RIVER MILITARY ACADEMY. Nysck.
IL Y-1arge. stesrr-heated room for each boy Hors'
and pom for riding dril and artillery practice
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ADVERT tsEMENTs and subscription. for
TIE Tribune received At their Uptown
ono No 2i2 Broadway. "a DIOR nor-h
~ 3isf-st until o'clock D. m. ahyer-
rstmenis received az the following branch
offices az regular once rates until O'clock
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WASHING German woman 20 10 family
washing AZ home: open air drying, ~
dozen or month reference. l.. SMITH, ~
East 74th-st
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-cov r-Srtrrr. and brother
a. .be same fanny. competent &c COOK
ard usArli-man. city or country J.
HILL. i32 Vest 32i-st.
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no.RD AND ROOMS

<~<.~ mn - m. r. ~~0~0~70o - y.
A REV FAMILY adults, VI
LEI nt.e,. furnished rooms o,iEate "a.
$40 each. near 6t--aNe. ard .vtn-t'- 10 80
Sress RUFERTNCES EXCHANGbl' La
Broadway
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OF pI-siNfss AND CORRESPONDENCE.
1Ol lob and los Fast 23d St A.,
rnt,vsns, ,nstrction Students may enter At any tr'
Car OF send for prospectus
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DRI;SSNANING.

-ooo1111]~(IN~r-~>N O-o~O~>~oo>~~~-~Do-o
A.-A-A .-Competent designer Of
ladies' snd misses gowns wishes ous.
attest iall styles: sarnrles can he seer
hrst-ciass references. FRANCIS. l52 West
s5th-st.
A-A.-A.-COUTURI FRANCHISE.
formerly wita Stern Bros latest faN ard
winter styles Tor costumes. capes anl
jackets. ladies mater.a's made up esii-
mates given remodel ing; reasonable
prices; shor: notice. Nine. BENlrEA6
ANDERSON. 23s 9th ave. near lsth-st
A-A.-A SEAL GARMENTS
and OTHER ine furs repa red redyed. r.
model. lnto latest sty. es a; exceptionally
low nr,ces: ladies' waited Upon Ell their
residences. Mrs Z. J. BARKER. IL N'st
2g.h- ST.. late with c. G. GLnther's sons
5ih-avt.
KER.-ThoroUghly experienced
coat and dress maker wishes customers
out by day o. home all latest oesignt
rem -dels and al;ers; reference. NJ. Box 90
1242 Broadway.
ORES MAKER. Reliable: by day. 81 50;
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DREssMAKER.-T 60 out by The day:
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NJ. K1PWAN 433 2d-ave.
DRTSSM tKER Several venrs with Lord
q TAYLOR. stylish work reasonable.
dresses made over. Mrs SALZER los
East 2-th-st.
DRESS MAXI FIR. 4 lady ~ experience
dos ros a few custone's ~ her residence
FOR misses and chlldrons drersmakins eJ
c,usively. highes reference. R. Box ps.
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RESSMAKE Err. F rst-class. experienced
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DRESSMAKER Stylish dressmaker
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HANDSOME. well-furriste5. lstse roon
suitable Tor two pc1tle'.en; excel ~
table. convenle-t lc,-aNfv. re1sonopie' 'ei-
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Miscellaneous.
A LADY RETURNING TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
"A would like ~ delicate young person with or
supervision Of study Address O. Irouhe once
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sTH-ST. q WEST. Large Well-furnisaed
sunny roam large closet. me oah also
sil=ls room.
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hE.P WANTED.

~~>~~~-~e-~-----
Femafe
LADIES everywhere 10 mail circulars
samp!es and copy letters At home. r. ply.
with stamped envelope. PEERLESS 90,
South Bend Ind
LADIES TO embroidef. good Paying, caEy
work sent 10 your home. addressed en-
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EMBROIDERY WORKS. % DusnA-sL.
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WOMEN 10 DO plain sewing ct home 81 so
day. four months work guaranteed !.
send stamped addressed envelope for par
ticulars. 4. ". HUTTON & CO.. Phila-
dephia Pa.
WANTED. A housekeeper for an institu-
ton In Ohio city. one experienced IN he
management Of servants. n marketing
catering and keep ns accounts. Address
II. H.. Boz 81 l.2i2 Broadway.
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A a -. mpetent designer or
ladies snd misses gowns wishes cue
toners a. home " out by day; all the
attest fall styles: sarnrles can he seer
Arst-clsss references. FRANCIS. l52 West
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FTRNfsHED ROOMS "a let, back par.or.
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DRESSMAKER. -ThoroUg hly experienced
coat and dress maker wishes customers
out by dav o. home. all latest designs.
rem -dels and alters: reference NJ. Box 30
2f2 BroadN ~.
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i.-DEsIRABLE suite. handsomely tur-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

NATIONAL DRAMATIC CONSERVATORY. Berkeley
y Lvcrum % Wesl ann ST.. F. F Macksy arc EsSnu
C;Acrpen Directors Regular course specia ana eelis
asses forming private fenc (esls oehac'
dancing: student performances: prospectus
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WITH bosrc handsome rooms taolne
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