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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03


%. East 75'h st.. In care Dunseith.
cOASHMAN Young swcde ~ coach
! man ia private family. understands ~
| holstery and harness making. years
Inference from last employer 2o5 East
/ Sod -
,OACUMAN. German. single. middle
aged. thoroughly Understands care q
! horses carriayes garden. lawn. best rcf
| enenccs Address HOEFF'LER. 3l6 East
| 30 o.
cOAcHMAN. Engusnman. experienced
driver. cry or country hrst-rllss refer
er-es. striruy ;emrerafe. lng and
7 oinrIrg. JONES ~? Vest ooh q.
J ,oAcIMAx German: careful. expert
en.el fifIeh tuyer. understands gar
.nius. r'fe eS-ei."ni COZ. yonns. capable
olnrrv H-RKNrr io'5 PARK ave.
OAcIIM4%. GARDENER Understands
/ II . I'm y iI,ns nnd oh,'r.uE. ses~n
,.ars' CHEST r~r.oual references. ~
! ,rcss TEMPERANCE. Bot :l2 - 6'n-
ave
| c,DAcHMAN Married. aged 30 generally
/ use,u!. veil re- funenled. s''t~r CAREFUL
cr,er VIE as ro't ard isunir"-s {.
sTRoHM $50 i-' A'r.
COAOrIMAN. GARDENER. FDoRIS ST -
| T., Swedish man axe 3D. graduated r m
horticultural school ln Saeieu g. hari
a. w1.g 1870 si., -. Pr a.',n
o,,ArriMA~ COOK First Lass: man
mai ulf. english. ft.rlg-lf rni~r
s.srI ,.elr dut,. 10 Of lrsr hes, lr.t
1 49,. ,.,.,rr o.. ..rr,r, r-.ferfeI fiNG
/ IEY e, PER-. -.
coA.uNN% anil Groom rhartush'r
-. %
.s,tIfi.. mont. willing erf .n.-Ing i"e'
! references f-a, i~. ~ Dr. .V.Nt
T sf'At MAS nr+ 'Ntti'f - .-i. "'t
.ulNf i"r.'Hf'' 'i'' '. h''
,.. AMI al gardening 900 gentleman s
u. ,ra-. .r ,Hat i.nro N D ii.N
go fIg e.. ..~
49,. fiNN A. . tN
y. ...r grf f- f,.rl N.'i.s my n'.'r
ia. .. ll--+.rfs ffe .fr- = lawns trl
. ,.-r ..t. ny frfrt lN NrIrf WIN
f.,..rt employer. SELF. rln f" seen 80 H.l
'.-.e. AlIress JAMES. -A' Button s'.
81 A.fr
.
49,, single r-...stlrt thoroughly
.......-, f.. 10th .are Hrrac- rarrfrEe4.
. .tt .n vn-. .r country T.IHe.
-. re,.-.r..- So ia !. Tftlr"
,.I, rfNNS Tharrugi y understands 1'f
f...r... c .f-rrnl single 's-"fI ID
,. .-. lawn r.t..' ~ .,.n'-~i g'r
- ...rI r,t-.rr. Address
--ltIwA- f.s, - I.Nt.. '".s
,..,,fr,,. .-f fs.I.L Man SW-s@.
,. .. ..-.f..-f...fs H.. business ' '-'
,.,.. .'... a..... .r1 .H. .I.. s't .I
..f -,r.f.. .-.t,t Ir.f erf'rr lrl y"r
,f-., . No.. f
| t4,A.fgr r. young Uarr Il ur0 g..
.h.r... Is understands pho rrr" p mar
+ nee. ...I ..,.r..rt r..f -I't rr'r."' ID.
/ DfARl.s LTNNEs - Ia'-14r. I'd,
/ f.,..~ san -
/ ,,A.tFv,N Pms. llsergayri. thorough
r.r.f.,f married. fu Fr pol
,... ,. l-...- several ttlI. r'r
......,.. ...f .f.tl.sar r1r l-. seen.
/ sp,sffNA% SINCE rs nrsi lass coach
r.,. .r groom. eight years frat -.a-'
..t. AMI .4f'r. references from 1e' 900
,...r .t. nr r.lrtr' j. s. iHl It.f
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEAI-
INGS.

Dp-ssvAEFPs and the trade get dis
No,,,t an IN. lowest prices for Pleatings.
p,,kinrs Flutirgs. WORK done Whine you
80, uARDrNG 20 West @3c-ss
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In the Republican First Ward th''' arr 'V"'
,,o, "a, .ho combined vote cast last fall exceeded
.on, In tho Tventy-third both parties "hfo"'"
o,lv -ns and last fan about 1000 votes were cas-
Ahou, two-nfths Of those enrolled seen 10 De i''
publicans The large amount "i PAU" .,',r-.
~ Do-oocrafs may be able to give OH oI course
sccoun.e for the earcrnoss TO enroll IN that lHiH
In me Repuhlican party the chief activity seems
80 ~, on Inc part Of machine leaders WI" nav
been so fearful lest the respectable voter q" t
rouutv should Ovorwhelm them at the prllliI rs
,bis coming fall that they have been extremely
artiye Republicans who think for i1em Se.Nes are
,bc most patri0flc Of Americans, ana thrT Il'l-
cot in The war with Spain has been so keen th't ID
ie feared they have forgotten the duty ihey owe
tired 70 greater activity on Ma TO- there is
DANGER that the dscrediied Republican machin'
49, aFain &c, control of the patty in KING
Gonnty' in spite OF the Cfty Works Dcpartm.crl,
scandal which has exposed the lack of prih''Pe
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STOR r.

-~~~->>-~O~~~>~~-~~~S~~O
NETROPOLlTAN Storage Warehouse ana
Vans :O2 and 20+ Mercer ST. : branch OF
ec4 / 500 broadway. corner 44thst.: fur
niture removed. boxed and shipped Iele-
phone. Spring 4S
THE CENTRAL. STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 1G.- .G7-1es West 22d II. Stor-
are moving Telephone 7Gi 3sth-st
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CaupET CLEANING.

,ooooOOO~O.ONo~o~o N0NNONo~cNN0SoSo>> ~
CAKPETe cleaned ny steam. " nann ~
70 iSSS broadway. AL last 4eth-sl''
coz & Brandt. Ifi 'S2-8sth.
FREDERICK ACKERMAN. 1913 VET
steam carpet cleaning and feather and
hair renoy ating works. thorough ana sat
,.factory; also carpets fitted. made over
and relaid
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CUIROPODIsr.

~O~~@~-~<N~4~~0~~~~'>N
DIR. LEVY. IS Lafayette Place. and I
West o3tn-st.. cures corns. ingrOwlhG
Ills and huniOns.
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account o., death. employer can be seen.
HASTINGS. 43 East Oth a..
cOACHAAN Competent; married, ten
years citr references. Address WRIGHT.
32G Fest h6'h -
rADWrR. Married. German. 80. wishes
steady position 20 take care ~ arm or
rcuflefnar's place. we'll experienced. nes'
u re.-rences FRANK NEWMAN.
Ilcasaufylllc station. Westchester County.
y
FARMER ami GARDENER. German.
ngoI - married. with He experience.
desires situation. wife understands butter
making. har' references. Address Farm
EH \ r.. Whl'"s'0ne. Long Island. y !.
GARDENER For vegetables. Danish;
ff-c. wears I'm this country. references,
UNDERSTANDS care % horses and carriages.
sat" s'
GARDENER rs thoroughly compet-n.
man. single. % has thor nsh knowledge
- IN -deniuE IN every branch. He e1peri
or-e. highly recommended n. Tribune
G.HDFTER or CN0ACHfAN-F|irs,-c ias,
vegetable gardener. good coachman.
American. mar Cd. 10 children. hest Il
references a GtINAN. ~ r. SSH q.
GARDENER Na-ri@i: understands flow
.-s rr-"rl Hu.ea and vegetables. entire
care = e.n,.~man'- country place. can
Furnish t"sf 0, references Address y
~ Ars'"r lam ave.
GARDENER German. single. ax-d IS.
Wishes sI'ulf 'n gentleman place
o., -fa.. nr..- aoi yoer'ahle grower. Al
l-'
t,prr>rr COOK ~ man md VIE.
.,f.- All horses w',@ ~, Lass cook.
Kfps'fIHE 80 Greenwich. -.
-,rrr>rp g.. pv yourg swet. a,
.r .... ...f o.. t4fe -a~~ = hcrs.- A
A. . -Wrrr. are o, llaf,lng. 40 MAJ
.-
80 ....... ,-,.e man a, gar,'sner.
. .- general homework.
los. p ref~r.rre GARDENER. co -
---
.tArrFNrR Danish understands harses
-.. arr general w.rk. very good
90. t-r..s -'tf'
.r,rrr&rr rrri.se. married. ~ IAN
r, d. .srr rra.fI-ni man. ,i's er-
,.e-..,.a .- aI trlf.Nr. p profession. l.
..-. ., .t.s country. "N.e''-ut r"f-rences
as q. .rlta.fe~ ava ability. Adtress =.
---
INDOOR --Et AIT arl I~EFT i,-MAN
Cd, H.,..... AMI s.Nrf.tg are Apgr-
....4 r. r.eeren.c y r.. Box H.
,,,rprrr COUPLE Tlrsi-rlas@ refer
.. r...-.. permanent place. small
........ fr.I. rfa r-.l iIaIn N00k. lus
,,.-.-.,r r. ..,--.o, man v,.hou,
....... .,.., f. fi,a~ 2 n ger 10
.... fe--.l-.is srrrrfrr stock
~ a.....- r..Itrv culture. y.grfa-
,. F ,... =, tctrs' experience IN
.-...... ..t . var. .n Tnfel states.
.,. ,,.,..... ..l.rs Address D. ". s.
g.. ,r.-.f.r ,tA~ o., tourr man acluain.-
,..r ..,. DID,, % -4.s arl r1ws on gen
t.... e-,h s..
r>rfr.l Mas SrWoRkFR hy
married .f..gie ro rhlIlr"n. man uni~r
...,.,... GOOD ,l.k and lAuniress
. .,.f.r.farfs milk ant butter.
.'.'.~ .,,.rerrcs @23 East
,
",r-'i-r ,.re,..hle gardening.
80 D....a cows r,u.fry ct. Am~ri-
.... honest .,..rlcnre! Nm
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WORK WANTED.


WORK WANTED.
Male.
Acr0r%rANT ,rI MANAGER o., expert
erco desires enFaceWer'. sa'0rf second
ar, consideration. security and highest ~
erenres uu-r 90 ana exempt 'f.fN iu'if"iy
dufv Address AII.EN. Tribune Oh .
ArrOl-NTaNT Expert desires evening"
employment - examine omen AMI close
books etc Address ACCOUNTANT. l.''5t
"a ave
ApvrRTIsrMENT WRITER has -Four
l~'-ur" hours daily thor gfh a.! is, ~
revsparo- o;Hce or outside position. ioS
800. @Ge broadway
BARTENDER or wA!TEi~-Ioung man.
- wears " age. wants position NJ
bartender OF waiter. can furnish 2 years
rcfercr,o from last place. ". O.. l''
Adclphi g.. Br0otlyn.
pOOkk ErPrR and general once man: by
an American. "a experienced a. 'reo'h
tails RANDALL pa sumner ave-
Rrn0kiyr
ROY ~ good penman. quick sni correct
n, fl-lra4 wishes position IN OF . - 10
general vfitins and figuring SIEA' -
$40 las; l.lf' g.
roy u. wishes yos''on N .s,.-.,~.,
YANulN. 3G2 East ~ -
DIv- - ..-,. roro., reliable rree
I'm ead n"hi'S. 80, If' 80, [fr~'irI.f.
lco ,,.',', .,. =, t'..,
49, .'.'
Roy 70 woqa Ike d petition at any
Cd
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~ ..,..'. &c give ssrrr
., '"' ,-p.y 90 w., s.I ST. year.
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COS i1f. ~ - ".l,'a..,,.r cellars. yards.
-s,.,.,f,,s .errsrfI0g rlas'-rirg
49,, Atl-o.. ie.fcts : \, "a
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'.- ..,. ..'.t,. i,,.tr., .l' 90
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- pr,pt,i. 40 l.,.yr g., BROOK
,-.-~,.-Yro Al cu~ -.,orerce IAN %
EN.''.,i - ...a-e.finf etc. CITY
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90,
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

~~~-~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~|~~~~>~~~>~~
JOHN c. GRAUI.. 1871 West 80 ST. Ole
est and largest store Of It's kind In
Greater New York.
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THERAPEUTICS.

~~~O@o~No~~N~~-~~1-~-~~>>- - -
vIRRO- MECHANICO AND ELH THO
THERAPEUTICS DE NALLLI l. ~
srITI-TF l0l West +Oth-st.. lOl West
aSfh-et
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DESK AND OFFICE FURNITURE
o~c-~.~c>>~-~c. -,
DESK IND
DRESSM iKING.

N,~~~~~~N.~~~O~>~>~ N)0>~'~'~'~'~'
-COt'Tr'RIERE FRANCHISE.
formerly with stern Bros. latest PARIS
c.,.icr aud Wedding gowns. hicvcling ana
golf suits. riding habits. tailor mao"
gowns q; reasonable prices. snort M1.tt,
ladies material made up Mime. Hf.Nl
TEAU ANDERSON. 2Ss GU ave- """'
I5th-st.
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED

~/l~I/II/|I|| n = 2 y = = = =
SEND Us your Old gold. jewe.ry, &c. We
send certified check for full value there
o., Bank reference. Established ls22.
GEORGE y JOYCE. 30 Fulton st.
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WIRE, SCREENS.

~~o~-~-~~~~|~|~(~>T~~|~"-1N 111|N~
PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP
CO. - West Ri - Fi'tlng nne resi-
dences our specially. Write for catalogue.
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monk SELLERS.

oo-oONo0oo0-NO4 ,0.000~N|NN00'"O"00~' 80 =.
t0c. EACH. -Maliory's King Arthur,
No-ris's ..Volsuusa Sasa," Renaus l'lie
o. Jesus" PRATT. III 9th ave.
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FOR SALE.
FURNISHED ROOFS.

FURNISHED ROOFS.
HANDSOMELY furnished su',. OF mr.
commodious rooms on par.or moor ~, ~
- Wadison ave VII. be rented for sum
nsr sason. beginning MAY J. or i.r
veAr on moderate terms. breakfast -
sired
IRVING PLACE. H.-Rooms absoIu'"y
clean. box spring beds; best Iooa'''n'
corner hu!d.n-.
10TH ST eos EAST Very cesia".''
well furnished rooms IN private iH'"
Ny references.
18TH ST. 1879 EAST Pleasant. .aFse hh'
small rooms. singlv Or suite. reference
ri EAST ODD ST Desirable. large. sinHi'
rooms we'll furnished. permanently or
transently. on parlor. basement ana o'heT
floors. references.
1GTH-sT.. CO WEST. N~wly decorated
large rooms. nicely furnished. IN qui''
exclusive house: summer prices
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CIRCULAR FOREST FIRES.

General Land Office, Washing
ton, ID. c., March ID, 1897.
For the information of all CON
cerned. attention is called to the
following act of Congress, APP
proved February 81, 1897, entitled
AN act to prevent forest fires on
the public domain"
Registers and Receivers, United
States Land Offices, and Special
Agents, General Land Office,
should promptly report to the
proper United States Attorney all
information they may receive rel
ative to the violation of the pro
visions OF this law.
L. f. BEST, Acting Commissioner,
G. N. BLISS, Secretary.
[PuBLIc No. SS.
AN ACT to prevent forest fires
on the public domain.
Be 1T enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives Of
the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That any
person who shall wiltully or ma
llciously set on fire, or cause to be
set on fire. any timber, under
brush, OF grass upon the public
domain, or shall carelessly or neg
ligently leave or suffer fire to
burn unattended near any timber
or other intlammable material,
shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and, upon conviction
thereof in any district court of the
United States having jurisdiction
of the same, shall be fined in a
sum not more than five thousand
dollars or be imprisoned for a term
of not more than two years, or
both.
SEC. 9. That any person who
shall build a camp fire, or other
fire, in or near any forest, timber,
or other lntlamnable material up
on the public domain, shall, be-
fore breaking camp or leaving
said fire, totally extingulsh the
same. Any person failing to do
so shall be deemed guilty. of a
mlsdemeanor. and, upon convict
ION thereof in any district court of
the United States having Juris
diction of the same, shall be fined
in sum not more than one
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for a term OF not more than one
year, or both.
SEC. 3. That III all cases aris-
ing under This act the fines col
lected shall be paid into the pub
lie school fund OF the county i'll
which the lands where the ollense
was committed are situate.
Approved, February "a. 1897.
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Minneapolis.

Day Wilde OF st. Louis, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Judge Stewart.
Rev. Mitchell has closed a series
OF meetings at this place in which
he delivered some excellent GER
mons, and quite an interest was
manifested by the people in the
meetines.
Ernest Henneberg has moved
down close to his daughter, Mrs.
Ferdinand Falk, anil is indisposed
with la grippe. HIS daughter Miss
Tena has returned home from :he
soldfelds, in the mountains, to
stay indefinitely. and her many
friends are glad to see her.
MISS Carrie i. Hamman has
been on the sick list for some time
not able to attend Sabbath school.
William ID. Jones is confined to
his room with the grip.
Mrs. shannon, county superln-
tendent, visited the Minneapolis
school last Monday.
1t commenced showing Monday
night and continued till Tuesday
noon, but it all disappeared in the
afternoon, which will insure early
grass for stock.
Last Tuesday Miss lydia Anna
Watson closed a very successful
six months term OF school. She
has given general satisfaction to
the patrons.
David and Daniel Davis made a
flying trip to Villas, this week.
1t is rumored that Nathan Cur
It's will occupy the old ranch of
Mr.. Powell, I miles north of town,
in the near future.
RED ROBIN.
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Notice of Redemption of County
and School Warrants.

Office OF County Treasurer, Blca County, Col
orado. March 20 1898.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That Will
IN redeem at my Office In Sprin gfcld, Baca
County Colorado, all warrants drawn on the
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The Springfield herald., 1898-04-01

The attention of mining men
throughout the entire West Is at
present being directed to the pla
Ger digglngs of Bolivia, South
America, from which locality the
most alluring reports come. Ii
you have any idea OF trying your
fortunes in this country be sure
and consult with Messrs. Shepperd
& Cooper OF the Chicago q Alton
International Steamship Agency
in Cooper building, Denver, who
can give you correct and reliable
information as to the shortest,
quickest and cheapest way to reach
the gold fields and can book you
through from any point: i'll the
West
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Easier Ladies' Home journal.


The April LADIES' Home Journal
opens with Il drawing by A.ice
Barber Stephens OF an Easter
morning in church choir. There
are several other illustrations also
take the great testal day for a
theme, and an article on ''The last
week in the Life Of Christi giving
the incidents OF the Saviors perse
cution and crucifixion, is especially
apropos of Holy Week. A feat
ure of novel interest Is the illus
trated anecdotal biography of Thos.
A. Edison, IN which the character
lstic traits of the great inventor
are told in series of anecdotes.
Joseph Bonaparte's flight to
America and sojourn here is re-
called in an article, "When the
King of Spain Lived on the banks
of the Schuvlkill" Miss Lillian
Bell wrltes from Berlin her i'm
pressions of the Germans and the
Fatherland. Julia Magruder's
novelette,, ga Heaven, Kissing Hill
is begun in the Easter Journal; it
is the romance OF one of the most
beautiful of New York's bellies
and a talented young arti st. Robt,
j. Burdette's "Mending Basket"
is filled with the spirit of his
homely philosophy, and "Why the
White Farm Failed" is, quite as
numerous in another vein. ga
Cabinet Members Wife's" letters
are continued, and another view OF
Inside OF hundred homes" is
given. Edward W. Box writes of
sacredness of the Betrothal, and
the lessons OF the flowers; Cheyney
on "Buylng a house without Cash
and Mrs Rorer OH food and cook
ing for children. -Four special
pages are devoted to flowers and
home gardening, and there are
halt score of practical articles on
the home and its surroundings, all
aimed to make them brighter and
to help the busy housewife. Pub
lished by The Curtis Publishing
Company, Philadelphia. One
dollar per year; ten cents per copy.
The Springfield herald., 1898-04-01
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with much general gossip and
news relating to the live stock
and gram interests. Movements
of stock will be found TO be accu-
rately reported. The Times is the
only paper in Colorado giving
complete and accurate stock
market reports.
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l.. +. Mathews, formerly county
clerk oi Baca county, and largely
interested in stock raising IN that
county, passed through Lamar,
Thursday, on his way to Larned,
Kansas, where he has a bunch of
cattle Register.
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Frank McGowan, of Konantz
Colorado, who makes more money
farming than any one man In
Baca conntv, came IN Tuesday af-
ter load of goods for himself and
neighbors.-L. L. McAdams arriv-
ed here Tuesday night from Mob.
erly, Mo. and left the next morn
ing tor Villas, Colo. to visit his I'M
Gle, l.. McAdam.-C. M. Woolley
of Baca county, Colorado, came
in Thursday with wagon load of
brooms for salc.-P. @. Breslln a
prosperous cattleman of Villas,
Colorado waSin for supplies Tues
day-Harvy l.. Hall of Mlnneapo-
lis, Colo, was in the city tuesday.