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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
FOR A MONUMENT TO LAFAYETTE.
MOVEMENT TO ERECT AND DEDICATE ONE AT
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

THE PARIS EXPOSITION
Washington. Feb 1s-A movement has been set
on foot TO have the United States erect monu-
ment to General Lafayette in the city OF Paris 10
be dedicated at the time of the Paris Exposition.
The protector of the movement is Robert Thomp-
son. who has been assured by the French Govern
ment unOficialy, through NJ. Picard. that ground
for the monument can be secured through the rnu-
ncipaty OF Paris in case K r. deemed inadvisaole
10 erect II over the OF Lafayette which IS now
obscure and almost unmarked. President Mckinley
and Assistant Secretary Day. Mr.. Thompson says
have shown much interest in the matter, which has
been brought officially to the attention OF Congress
through resolutions offered in both houses. reso-
luton offered by Senator Thurston, of Nebraska.
makes provision for Commission TO supervise
the collection OF a fund among all the schools Of
the United States for the purpose of erecting a
monument TO General Lafayette In the city Of
Paris France the same TO be presented 10 the Gov
eminent of France and unveiled and dedicated on
the fourth day of July in the year 1900
The Commission is to consist of the President or
the United States, ex-offico president OF said
Commission. and the Governors of the various
States and Territories. ex-ofcio vice-presdents
Of the Commission. The President Is authorized to
appoint an active commission OF five members. con-
sisting Of president. secretary superintendent.
treasurer and two others, who shall arrange plans
and personally direct the collection and expenditure
Of all money, the selection OF site and the plans
and building OF said monument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
4 NEW HOTEL FOR PHILADELPHIA.

The owner OF the Hotel Windsor, In Atlantic City.
G. Jason Waters, has purchased the property at
the southeast corner OF Fifteenth and Walnut SITS.
Philadelphia, and will erect thereon a magnificent
apartment hotel Han million dollars will be IN
vested. and modern and elegantly appointed hotel
in every detail Will be arranged. II will be OF
and terra-cotta, nreproof in every detail. and the
only hreproof hotel IN Philadelphia 1t will be ten
stories high, stone and brick exterior, with tiled
roof ON the second floor Will be ballroom and
nuslc-room, entresol. dressing rooms. service
rooms, ana directly above these rooms on mez-
canine floor. Will be the supper gallery FOYER large
supper rooms or small bathrooms seryfce-roorns
yrGeAtra gallery and everything complete for small
oiAs OF TWO hundred OF four hundred people Every
ling rs 50 arranged that bail can be In full swing
atlu tie rest or the apartments VIII know no,hino
and elevators F''"'' ',stiDue
Inc dining garden Will be on the ninth ooor ~
il5ed as palm garden, with plants fo,jntoJn' ana
MinHows on all sides looking over Tho ent,ra o Gnu
WIN small balconies for tables in summer "o CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
THE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR BILL

Washington. Feb. 1S-The Senate Committee on
Appropriations to-day completed consideration of
the Diplomatic and Consular bill The committee
recognized the advance OF the rank OF the Amer
can Legation at St Petersburg to that Of an
Embassy, but did not increase the salary Of the
post. The committee also added second secre-
tary the ST. Petersburg Embassy. at a salary Of
5000 Three new Consulates created. fol-
lows At Bombay India. salary s. coo; at Mazat-
Ian Mexico s. so. and at Nuevtas. Cuba 1880.
The rank OF the Consul at Quebec was advanced
from the fifth 10 the fourth class, at = go. and
that Of the Consul at Sierra Leone. West Africa.
fror, the seventh TO the sixth class. and the salary
increased to $3.50 The committee added only
81 20 to the aggregate appropriation carried by
the bill as it passed the House. making total Of
TAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
JERSEY CITY WIVES BUNCOED.
SENT TO NETWORK IN A HURRY BY NEWS
THAT THEIR HUSBANDS WERE INJURED.

SENT TO NETWORK IN A HURRY BY NEWS
THAT THEIR HUSBANDS WERE INJURED.
IN unknown negro worked 4 heartless bunco
game on several women living in Jersey City
Heights yesterday securing about go. Having
learned the business OF several citizens of the
Heights who work in New-York he reported to
their wives that they had been seriously injured in
accidents here. and in each instance he collected
from 81 to $ as messenger fees.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon a cab
dashed up TO Bellevue Hospital and two hysterica
women aghted and fairly ran into the reception
room. One was Mrs. J. c. De Clair. of Jersey
City Heights. and the other her daughter Mrs
De Clair could hardly calm herself sufficiently 20
inquire how her husband was. as she paintvely
begged for information. The negro had told her
that her husband had been fatally injured by a
truck at Broadway and Nassau-st
" hile the women were explaining, a second cab
drove up at mad pace. and third woman. pale
and In tears. assisted into the reception-room
Between her sobs she asked for her husband, G. r.
Russell, of No. 81 Clendenning-st., Jersey City
petcher OF the Third Avenue Elevated Railroad. at
Chatham Square He had been one Of the fatally
injured I'm an awful wreck according TO the
The women were told that they had been mis-
informed. and one with cry OF Thank Cod"
dropped faintng into chair. Mrs. Gray, OF
Madison-ave., Jersey City, whose husband is col
ST. and William y. Mason. a clerk. who refused to
give mis- address, were among half a dozen other
victims who called All I've In Jersey City
Heights and had paid the negro sums Of money
ranging nom 81 20 S.
The coored man IS described as twenty-one years
old with long black hair, and wearing q black
coat and striped trousers, dark hat and black
overcoat He was glib talker. and SO plausible
did his story seem that the anxious relatives lost
no time in asking questions but paid his fee and
hurried 70 New-York. Threats TO lynch the man
4 he was caught were freely made In Jersey City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
LEYOW DRAWING THE PRIMARY BILL.
pI.ArT MEN SAY THEY HOPE TO PLEASE THE
INDEPENDENTS BY NEXT TUESDAY.

pIATT MEN SAY THEY HOPE TO PLEASE THE
INDEPENDENTS BY NEXT TUESDAY.
Albany Feb Is (SpeciaD.-T'here was considerable
talk In the Legislature to-day about the conference
I'm Governor Blacks room at the Capitol last night
on the primary reform bills Senator Payey de-
parted for New York early in the morning TO COM
municate 10 Elihu Root and others engaged In
framing a primary bill the views Of Governor Black
and Of other members OF the Legislature the
subject.
Ii was announced by those who attended the
conference that before next Tuesday IT was hoped
TO come to an agreement with Mr. Root and his
associates on a bill. Senator Lexow In the mean
time was requested put into legal form the
ure outlined at last nights conference.
When asked to-day why it was that rural phi
Inares were not TO be included IA the bin. Senator
Rainos replied:
Because in rural districts personal registration
is not required and this bill gives opportunity
those who register their names TO announce their
party allegiance and thus secure right vote at
the primaries We will have enrolment In June,
however. to enable those who have not registered
IN the fall to put their names the party roll \
good many Independent voters will be unable dis
close their party affiliations In fall lust before
nigh ~ ' -
Mr Marshall OF Kings took hand I'm the pri-
mary matter to-day by Introducing a bill which he
believes embodies best features of the
now In. His bill Is brief, and demands thai on
roiments shail be made on June 6 aud OF each
lhere IL 10 be no secret ballot and all M rtt.s
20 hoid conventions On the same day The rolls -
Iocai conventions are 10 be made up by local on,
mitteas ~ SIeee CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
CANAL, CONTR ACTS AWARDED

Albany. Feb. l8-The following canal contracts
approved to-day by George ". Aldridge,
Superintendent OF Public Works:
For constructing steel bulkhead at Waterloo dam.
Waterloo. 10 Havana Bridge Works Montour Falls.
s1,107
For lift bridge across the Erie Canal at Whites
boro-st.. Utica, TO Croton Bridge and Manufacture
ing Company. CrotOn. SS.se
For a lit bridge across the Erie Canal a, Broad
ST.. Utica, TO Havana Bridge Works. Montour Falls,
$3.50
For lift bridge across the Erie Canal at Salina-
St. Syracuse. TO Croton Bridge and Manufacturing
Company. Croton. s2s.0Sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
DEBATE on THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.

Washington. Feb ls.--The debate on the Bank
ruptcy bin was continued In the House to-day.
the speakers being Messrs. Sulzer dem. n. ".
Strobe Rep.. Neb). Connolly Rep., Ill) Grosvenor
Rep.. Ohio. Sayers (Dem, Tex and Ray Rep..
n. ". In favor OF the bill. and Messrs Kitchin
Rep n c.. Linney Rep.. n c.. Love dem.
Miss.). Ball Dem, Tex Henry (Dem:, Mss,
Mcguire Dem. Cali. Bland dem, Mo-. Bell pop.
COLI De Almond dem. Mo-, Wheeler dem,
Ala) and Lloyd Dem. Mo- against #. At S:55
d IN. the House adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
NEW COUNTERFEIT DISCOVERED.

Washington. Feb. 1s-The Secret Service has dis
covered a counterfeit ten-ooar note. 1t Is
on the Hibernia National Bank OF Orleans,
series 1882 check letter b. Rosecrans Register.
Nebeker Treasurer 1t is Photographic produc-
ton Of poor workmanship. printed on two pieces
Of paper, pasted together. The Coloring Is applied
only in spots, and no attempt has been made TO
initiate the silk threads 20 be found In the
genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
DROWNED IN THE NORM pyup,

Arthur Post. a twelve-year-old boy Twin, ,.,,.
ms rather and TWO brothers aboard the ice hore.
Topsy, accidentally slipped from the aec,, n, ~
barge into the North River yesterday of,.rronn
ara was drowned. The boy was carrying wood
from the stern o. me barge TO tho cabin in little
express wagon, when he slipped and fell over
board lie caught an ice-covered pile AZ he came
10 the surface, but the chill so great thai he
soon sank. His two brothers called for helm nd
several Doatnen tried 10 rescue the lad but In
vain. The body was recovered at 6 O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
CANAL BONDS SOLD on GOOD TERMS
THE ENTIRE ISSUE OF 81 10000 WORTH AWARDED
TO vERMILYE & co.

THE ENTIRE ISSUE Of N3,2.IU,'EU WUNIH NNNTNDI9D
TO VERMILYE co.
Albany. Feb Is-Bids were opened this afternoon
by Controller James a. Roberts for the sale Of So
5000 worth OF canal Improvement bonds issued
under the 5000 cO improvement act. The sale was
one OF the most successful ever held by the State.
The entire issue awarded TO Vermilye & Co. OF
New-York City, which firm bio 10507 There were
nineteen bids, and the total amount bid for was
t20sl4cr0 The basis o: the bid OF Vermilye & Co.
o259-that Is the firm will realize that rate or
interest on the investment yearly. the Issue being
per cent bonds. exempt from taxation. Controller
Roberts said he was we'll satisfied The best terms
on which previous canal bond issues had been sold
for those OF 1855 when the basis was :o441.
The Controller to-day issued a notice that pro-
posals will be received up TO noon on February q
for the purchase OF 100000 OF Adirondack land
bonds. The bonds will be OF the denomination of
5000 and Will draw 3a per cent interest. Two
hundred thousand dollars worth will mature In 1901
and the rerna inder IN 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
THE FAIRCHILD- WARD CONTEST.

Washington, Feb. Is (SpeciaD-The Fairchild-
Ward contested election case was again considered
by Elections Committee No of the House OF
Representatives to-day but no formal decision was
reached. There is strong reason to believe. how
ever that the decision will be In favor OF Mr..
Ward. and that Il will probably be unanimous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
RARE ROCKS & AUTOGRAPHS

,~~.~~~-~>~~~ c,~-~-~e~4~~~~ N~~s~-~N~~,~->->
RARE BOOKS and autographs. prints and
portraits for Illustrating. catalogue OF
each specially sent On application. W. h.
BENJAMIN IN Weet 22d ct New York
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xEUNIN ENTER

w. ~ .NN--,No0-0-0N0-~000-
reaches CLEARED In IS hours from
any building and guaranteed any length
OF time according 20 price. distance no OBJ
CHEMICAL 90. 81 Beekman-st Tel.
r tfrrsfawF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
POSTNASTERS NOMINATED.

Washington. Feb 1S-The President sent the
following nominations OF postmasters to-day to
the Senate:
New York-WILILAM c. FROEHI,DY Hamburg.
Pcunsylvania-JAAlEs W. BARTLETT. Doyles;own
Ohio-GEORGE B. FREASE. Canton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
Haeke,t. carhart 8 Co.
ST. LAWRENCE CLUB DNNER
GRADUATES RESPOND TO ToAsrs-oHB HUNDRED
AND TWENTY PRESENT

The eighth annual dinner OF the St LAWRENCE
CLUB. composed OF students and graduates Of St
Lawrence University. Canton y. y living IN and
abou; New-Iork City, was held last night at tho
St Denis Hotel Covers were laid for one hum
dreG and twenty. John Langdon Heaton was ths
tcastmaster. and the Rev. Dr. /. n. Atwood made
the invocation. The toasts were. "St Lawrence
As II Was" W j. Gunnison; st Lawrence As
II Is. President John Clarence Lee. st Lawrence
AS II VIII Be-" L. p. Hale; st Lawrence
County" Colonel Edward q. James: st Lawrence
and It's Friends, the Rev. Dr. JOhn Coleman
Adams st Lawrence Women" Mrs. j. b. Hep
burn; st Lawrence in Now-York.' Charles k
Gaines
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ADVERTISEMENTS ans subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Orioe No. 1.2fe Broadway. "a door north
Of 3ist st. until o'clock 3. m . adyer-
tifements received at the following branch
Offices at regular of'ice rates until o clock
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INEORMATION WAITED.

~OoNN~N~-~.~O~~~~ ~~~~~.~.>--o~0-~r~~N.c~
FRANCIS. IF Thomas Price Francis. late
q Ferndale. Humboldt tounty' Ca.l-
fo-ria- MN communicate with Mess-s r.
Thomas & Francis. solicitors, Cardiff
England. ne will hear Of something 10 his
advantage.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and suoscrip',ens.
The Tribune received al ne. 49,"
or,rs 10 / 2.e broadway. ~ door noiih
~ ala, st. until 0 o'clock 7. ~ alas
,t.ewe,t, received a, the following hfthe,
off.ces AZ regular once rates until y.
y. IA. viz: 25t sth Az. > e - az,
is. uth-eys cor i2th-st; Macy s. o'"
Az. ana i&th 81 IL? Columbus-aye.. s,.r
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ave. near soth-st.; 90 sd-aye.. near Sis'
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR HOSPITALS.
fund OF the collection:

Charles Lanier. OF No II Nassau-st., the general
treasurer OF the Hospital Saturday and Sunday
Association. reports the following additional
tr1butions to the general fund OF the collection:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
FROM THE CLOTHING TRADE

By Auxiliary: President. Marcus NJ Marks treasurer
J. Van Wageren William Naumburg. Benjamin VI
Holman. Eugene 5. Benjamin and Warren y. Goddard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

special meeting OF the South Brooklyn Wheel
men will be held AT the clubhouse No. 476 East
Ninth-st., Brooklyn. Tuesday night March !, 10 re-
peal the present bylaws and adopt new ones. A
new quntupet has just been built for the club. 10
be used for pacing the racing men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

CARFTAKER -Tol0red girl "ouii III.
fuinishsi-r0orn house % take care n +,
general homework In na' i3i West sa.-
81 ring twice
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OLD coin & SILVER WANTED.


SEND Is yolr old gold. Jeweiry &c Wo
send certified check for fun value there
Of. Bank references. Established 1922
GEORGE \. IOYCE. 30 Fulton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

The West End Board Of Trade. OF Brooklyn. has
adopted resolutions asking for the asphalting Of
Fourth-ave. from Flatbush-ave. 70 Sixtieth-st A
delegation was present from the Associated Cycling
Clubs Of Long Island and from the Good Roads
Association.
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

-~~~~~~~N~>lNlNlN~1~~> =
sOLyYNs. HARRIETTE LIZ Pufslanos
cu~rogate q, the city and County - N'v
Work Notice is hereby given 20 az per
sons having claims against hariete =
Solyvns. late Of the cify % London. ing.
land. deceased 70 present we SAM Gun
nlace OF transac,ing business. 10. :,
Hroaa street. IN the city Z New YORK. a
~ bstore the 10th day Of April next.
Dated New York. the 10Th fsy of w
tober. 1897. -,,ov-so>
WYATT & TRIMBLE. EAeSIsoh.
Attorneys Tor executor,
"a Pine street
New York city.
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sUrERFLUOUs HAIR REMOvERs.

sUPERFLUOUS HAIR. moles. destroyed
by electricity; faces rounded: physicians
references. HELEN BRIGGS. 80 West
$50 st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

j. B. Sheridan. OF ~. Louis has been mentioned
a candidate for place on the National Racing
Board Sheridan understands the work that will
be required OF him. and his many friends trust that
he will secure the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

MASSAGE.-rai graduate from CHRIS
tlania Norway. desires few more Gus
toners 80 West 2sth S.. corner Gth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
WORK SHOP OUTFITS.

100. 1881. 1873. TO-DAY.-Sp ecialtiss at
I.iftle's Too. store. 30 Fulton ST. New
York Foot power machinery. FOR amateur
and mechanic punctured Incubators and
HrOOders IN operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

IL is said that certain people who are opposed TO
the League of American Wheelmen will make an
effort 10 organize opposition association, with
the purpose of taking the control Of racing away
from the L. a. w. Any such association viii have
full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

DR.. A. T. Bull. tho father OF the eood-natured
and afable secretarytreasurer Of the division. was
In the city yesterday. He came here 10 attend the
dinner OF alumni OF New-York University. He was
n member OF the class OF rs in the medical depart
uent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

- p7-psf-A\cr % an order c, II r
r-,nk 4 Flfrgeralf. a Surrogate - -
,ccrrtv OF New york. notice u hefehy
given TO all persons haNins claims az tih
&homas T. Lyman. late y 'he 'li1 p,
New York. deceased q present ~ 50
",',tol- nlare OF tr,nsacting business 70.
400 west ss,h street. m th- city - New
Scrk On or before the nrst day " AuslS
Dated New YORK. the 2ist day y jan
LOIS II LYMAN.
LAURA & LYMAN.
ROBERT NJ LYMAN
ENecgfoN
pORvRT " TODD.
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NURSE OF ATTENDANT for invalid or
demented gentleman. Swei.. expert
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USEFUL MANLY young sws!e. can
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ETURAGE.

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TIE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. iG5 l67-lGs West 32d-st. Sior-
are rnprfrr TELEPHONE 7Gi 3-th.st.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICE5.-5O0 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and eX-
changed. GEORGE ID. EDDY. 39S Madi-
sons II
FOR SALE. 6 9 l5-horse motor T..
u eTfWpSON e sON - Snruce-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
HARDWOOD MaNTELs a TILES.

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ELEGANT hardwood mantels. sl2 up;
freplaces gas logs. Showrooms and rae
tory 2i6 Front at. near fulton FERRY.
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WORK WANTED.

cONPANrON and caretaker Of old or in
valid lady or invalid child. more than ~
years experience with EisIop ana Mt,
Bedell 81 Ohio. Can be seen or nj
dressed a, Hotel Beresford. West slst-st.'
Apartment i5i. BROWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

GREAT DISCOVERIES 18th century
Gold. electricity. glueine, ana 'ne -,
&c, ia valleys "Gluclne": newalty 4.
agents. statesmen everywhere 10 sell every
body. better. stronger than glue Tor every
purpose: durable. flexible. fragrant CIR
cuar: terms. VALLEY, Spruce-S' ST.
y. Y
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
arLLuAuD AND root TABLES.

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MANUFACTURER Of Billiard and Pooi
Tables: reasonable prices. easy TERMS
MARX BROS. l2t East l4th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

The Livery Stable Keepers Association. which
opposed the rules OF the road when they were pro-
posed by the consulate. has sent for 1900 copies Of
the rules. TO DO distributed among its drivers.
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.oooooooo.~~oo~ oNo~-NoNooN~NN
Mnle.

GOVERNMENT pOSfTIONS.-Dont pre-,
mare FOR the custom House or other civil
service examination without seeing our IL
Illustrated catalogue OF information. Sn,
free COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE
COLLEGE Washington. ID. Z.
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CLEANING. - Ry mlfdis-agef eo,o-..
woman 20 clean Offices ~ HFsrfme-'.
city reference. 225 West is'l So P-is1y
bell