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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-11-21
VIRGINIA

Petersburg, Va, November 1.-THE
third days session of the Virginia
Methodist conference was devoted to
the discussion of several interesting
subjects. On a question of law sub
mitted by the joint board of finance,
Bishop Wilson ruled that it had been
decided sometime 6 that when a
travelling preacher dies in active work
the claim of the widow and orphans on
the conference fund begins at the time
of his death.
The board of education reported
contributions aggregating s30,2S1.S7. OF
this sum $4,000 was contributed by
preachers and their families.
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THE MUNICIPAL.

Columbus, o., November 1.-THE ex-
ecutive committee Of the National Mn
nicipal League today chose wan
as the place OF the hex meeting. The
meeting OF the league today Opened
with an address by Professor l. =
rowe OF n University OF PennsyI-
vania, on Public Accounting under
the Proposed Municipal Programmaa
This afternoon there was a peneraI
discussion OF the report OF the com-
mittee on municipal Improvement
loking to the final adoption Of the
model charter. which Completed the
work OF the league for this session'
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THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

Boston, November lit was bust
ness all day and a dance in the eve
ming at the general assembly of the
knights of Labor today. General Mas
ter Workman John 1. Parsons, Of New
York, presided at the business session.
The proposition Of the United Mine
Workers of America to turn over that
body t othe Knights of Labor, 10000
miners, provided John Flannery, edi-
tor of The Trade Journal, was dropped
from the order, was received coolly,
as the assembly seemed to doubt the
ability of the officials to make such
a stupendous transfer without the H.
900 men having anything to say
about it.
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HOBART RALLIES.

Paterson, n. J., November 17.-Vice
President Hobart retired tonight feel
ing much better than yesterday, and
DR.. Newton said there is every pros
pect that the patient Will pass a ia
vorable night. His condition this
morning vas unfavorable, but the
marked Improvement tonight has again
raised the hopes of the members OF
the family. DR.. Newton said tonight
that Notwithstanding the cheerfulness
of the patient and the increased hopes
of the family, the attending physicians
felt the same anxiety for the patient
that they did three weeks ago.
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Kills His Three Children and himself

chicago, November 17~.-Cornelius
Corcoran today shot AND killed three
or MS children and fatally wounded
the fouth child. Corcoran then killed
himself.
A few days g Corcoran admins
tered laudanum to his five children.
the Oldest OF whom was IA years Of
age. He claimed the poison was given
them by mistake and was not mole.sted
by the authorities. Last night one OF
the children, Cornelius, Jr.. 5 years OF
age, died. h others were
cent.
Today Corcoran purchased n r.syolv-
er and tried to finish the work OF amt
hilatfon by shooting the children and
himself through the head.
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TWENTY BUILDINGS BURNED.

Magnolia. Ark, November 17.-After
a hard fight by the citizens the cot
ton compress and warehouse, in which
were stored 5000 bales of cotton, and
which was seriously threatened by fire
last night, was saved. Some twenty
stores and buildings were destroyed.
entaiiing a loss OF SIS. 200. The amount
Of insurance n the cause OF the fire
Is not known.
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Co:umous. Ga. November 1.-THE
MISUNDERSTANDING Chemical Company
owning nearly all the guano factories
IN Virginia, the Carolinas and Georgia.
today secured the plant OF the Com
mercfal Guano Company. OF this CITY.
The consideration Is thought to- b.
$4,000, although the deed stated The
price was $4,000 and other valuable
considerations.
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VIRGINIA BAPTISTS.

Richmond. Va. November 1.-THE
Baptist general association of Vir-
GINA convened here tonight. DR.. A. s.
Owen, Of Berkeley, as president, called
the body to order. and $50 delegates
answered the roll call. At least fifty
more are expected. There will be two
sessions a day, the convention extend
ing through to Monday.
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stricken With Heart Affection and
Taken to His Home.

Kansas City, No., November H.
Dwight L. Moody. the evangelist, who
has been preaching here TO thousands
nightly in Convention hall, was strick-
en- with heart trouble today. His en-
gagement was cut short and tonight he
is en- route or his home at Mortified.
Mass, in the care Of DR.. Schauffier, of
his City, and Mr.. G.. NJ Winning. tbs
teller Of the Union national bank
provided by the committee of church.
men who brought Mr.. Moody to Kan
sas City.
Il Is admitted that Atr. Moody's cor
d9cion is serious, though when tie
evangelist was seen at his hotel short
~ before being taken 90 the railway
station. he expressed the belief hat
his condition was not serious. He
stated that he was feeling very weak
and added. Il have had trouble win
my heart for a good many years, but
i " felt as weak as / do now.
There is nothing alarming about my
condition, / believe"
The reports as to the seriousness OF
Mr.. Moody's condition are conflicting.
Several of his intimate trends stated
tonight that while as condition was
serious, il was not critical. These
friends, however, reluctantly admitted
that they believe his career as a great
public speaker, was nearing the end.
Dr.. ~Schauffer said in his opinion the
e~Vangelist'S condition was not essen
TALLY worse TRAN for some time past.
and dhat he was simply exhausted from
his recent exertions before the big
crowds that have been gathering TO
hear him. DR.. Schauffier added, how
ever, THAT Mr.. Moody must have quiet
and rest.
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INDICTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENT

Audnla "a, NOVcIIIUcT IL
GictmentS were found by the grand
jury today in the Atlanta and West
Point railroad shortage case. Two are
against Thomas J.. Hunter, h former
auditor of the company and the third
is against Albert Howell, ST., who was
until recently, h union ticket agent.
President George G. Smith, OF the At
lanta and West Point road, appeared
as prosecutor. The indictments are
based on a shortage of about $21, 600
recently discovered in the union ticket
office. The charge is embeZZlement.
The whereabouts Of Mr.. Hunter is not
known.
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HOMICIDE OVER POLITICS.

Middlesboro, KY, November IT,
John NJ. Tate, OF Lee county, Virginia.
was shot and killed today by Deputy
Sheriff Evan Bledsoe, of the same
county. Tate was a leading democratic
politician and Bledsoe a leader among
the republicans. Trouble e politics
led to the killing.
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MAssING.
Preparing for Making Raids-MacAr
thur starts After Agufnaldo Letter
From n Prisoner.

Manila. November 11.-Generals Mac
Arthur's and Lawton's commands are
now near each other. General MacAr-
thur IS getting supplies in Tarsac over
the railroad from Bamhan with an en-
gine which was raised from the river by
the Ninth infantry. Colonel Howes.
who occupied Victoria with six troops
OF the Third cavalry. has advanced 20
Rosales
a letter was found at Victoria from
Private Desmond. o. the signal corps.
one OF the twenty-one American prts-
oners he'd there. These prisoners. h
letter said. were expecting 10 he taken
to the mountains before the army ar
rived 4
Two thousand insurgents are report
ed to be massing at Corona. above Tar
be in the mountains west OF Angeles
with a 1000 men. proposing to make
raids. Rain has been falling through
out the month and for the past week
there has been a heavy downpour. The
whole country is IN As bad condition
as at any time this season.
MAJOR LOGAN BURIED IN
MANILA.
Washington. November. IA dis
patch Was received at the war depart
ment today from General Otis saying
that 1t was impossible 10 send the re-
mains OF the late Major John A. Logan
TO this country now and therefore he
had been buried at Manila Flve days
elapsed before the body could be sent
from the battlefield TO Mania. General
Otis says that the servant Of Major
Logan with the affects OF the major
sailed on the Sikh for the United States.
a fine portrait Of Major Logan has
been sent to the war department by
Mrs. Logan which is TO be placed in
the saloon OF the transport Logan.
MACARTHUR MOVES NORTH
WARD.
Manila, November lS.-S a m, Gener
Macarthur, with the Thirty-sixth in
fantry, a battalion OF the Seventeenth
infantry, a troop of the Fourth
cavalry, several Cuttings and a detach-
ment OF the signal corps, has begun
his ~northward advance from Tarlac.
which will be continued to Bayombong,
province OF New Vizcaya.
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ACTIVITY OF THE Beers.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL NIGHT ASSAULT ON
LADYSMIfH,
CITY SHELLED DAY AND NIGHT.

Firing From Every Point of the Com
pass Gallant Conduct of British SoI-
dlers During the Armored Train
baCCie New Entertainments About
k1mberley-The British Prisoners at
Pretoria The Beers Nearing Est
court british Forces at Hand.
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Charlotte News: The first shipment
Of gold this month from Charlotte as
say office was made today. The bar
amounted to SIS, 600. This office makes
two shipments each month.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

oooooOoo.>oO
NETWORK AGENT. having tTaae E ,,,,b
and West. wishes 70 49,. ARE
h hgy-l-,"rc ani housefurnishing specia''es'
Box 3. Tribune ONCE
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NACHINTH1.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 .econd-e9 ,,i'o
wood and iron working machines. tu''
Guaranteed. machinery bought ana
changed. GEORGE II EDDY Sos MAJ
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ALI, SOILS CHURCH Unitarian. 4th ave. and 2oih-
st-The Pastor Rev. THOMAS +. SLICER. VIII preach
az II a H. Subject, Hero Worship" The public cor
daily invited
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Brooklnn propertn Go Get.

->~~o>~c~~Cyc ~~~~~~~(~~0~~~o
IDRESlDENT STREET. 10. s7G.-Finely situated on
PARK slope Brooklyn attractive. box si0oY house Of II
and bath III complete order newly painted and
decorated for rent fT years
sonahle a. l.. CRANE. owner Al Vail st. Nv York
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,,,,JAHD AND POOL TABLES.

O~~~~~Oc~cJ~r~~1~~o
nTGIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and second hand. lowest prices easr
,..,~s MARY BROS. - Union sluAle
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JANITOR and ENGINEER. As JAMIE =
I'm downtown office building 10 years
reference Tor the same VII give bond go
curi'v Address ~ JSth st. Hrlohlyn.
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10 0lD' GOLD,
II The Tribune read
e~s will gci out their Ola
gold silver. old jewelry.
bring or send q, boy man
or express. We Will ~
nit Immediately money
or certified check fDr
full value thereof. es-
taiiishod l-Z2 "a, =
references GEO. y
JOYCE. assayer, reilil"r'
32 Fulton st.. y. !
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH t St.1 toII,YER will
Breach; subject Returning Home. n eo'-''
10 all viii b. given. .
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--ooNN0ONOO~oOONON ON0OOOONN0NON-
CARPETS cleaned hy steam. by hand 81
on the floor. careful CARPET Cleaning
c. 55s Broadway 42i East 4Sth-st-
coz a BRANDT. Tel 1872 3sth.
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PORTER or DRIVER By Light young
coiorel man. married; We'll accustoinr..
% hard work. willing and onHging. 1fiAS.
KIINGMAN. - Sarah Ann Temp
klnsvllie. staten Island.
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PORTER or DRIVER By man. 30 IN
wholesale house. speaks German XIV II
AHr~ON 3If West itn-st
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JANITOR Col0rcd man and wife. best
reference. handy ~ small repairs. I'D
WARD 3nN Wet 31fh -.
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Early morning lray'r i and F e'lIseF
An si',as. free.
GRACE METHODIST CIV .i. le3'' p,.,or prcaches
az service Il and al fs,' ly ,' o'riniy -recon@
..-.....,....1,77- ~15r.pc11 sth ave. end 4,th-
st@Rey siMrSoN PSI VA IA p r. g S weel
a a, lo TO-, a. ,,n n' y ~ M.
...... ,., .l.,, r, ,,,r.1sr CHURCH. Brooklyn A.
pH2N '.s s n saa s. tsr P au 9 H nuf6
eEri..t , 5s (r.o ocf,.re Is Rev r. c. q. MEIRlNG.
q Janncsfrs south Nlra Al !, - e,l 515 gnrai
ahegt Sul'r-' 'The Transvam situation from the
$500. r.. ,.7,c-r c,Ir.Rct corner
i cAME4t h ro".. ae.r, # i' The Il Truth
MA, ls2H AAee5:N p ,XHilris - pastor service
81 'e'. lii',r m f- y ,r.,-l sunday school $50
a. m. Chapel service WEDNESDAY ,'''.'s at
11Ili!iI corner Gjth-st Rev ANDREW L0NGACRE
IoNGAc RE- T ASSENT IS saniay .do a; $50
a. n. ye'oD''a' ''''''7 ''
,.,-,---,, ..-..-
MADISON AVENUE Reformed CHr,KtI,H 1n1S corner
5hs'-Ihe Pastor Rev ABbIrI c,ea ,'ie1'i,
- - ,.,,,.,,l.,, 80
MAISoN ANiE8 tlt SI i rIi XsrC,X D. and
TTS6rHST; BjsiNnil. B. - pastors Services sunday
a. u a. m ana p n sutj~o' NJ Ti.. i -, a.,
Jews" Dr. JoHNsToN w.n preach at both services.
MADISON SQUARE TREsBYTERIAN CHURCH Mad
s0n-aye, corner = -t'i ser ICE IL, ~ d. H.
'' -, -, co.,.
,,s NJ 5srS s',cs at Il dcotk The Pls,or
Rev. II. A. sTIMsoN D. D.. VIII preach
WAR; Jj'DsoN Pastor. The rev: JAMES NJ ,gIgr9l
oc,af'er j. morning End evening strangers welcome
...,,.,.,.,- ..,,,-,...,, ,..-....- ,o.- .
MOKANlAN l1i ~ H. l"A4-S il.'''- anu own
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FOURTH PREsBYTERlAN CHI%M' M'Sfn 20" Pa st
Or, 81 'T.v ! WIIBi i tIAINAN. IT, - i"'''
viii preach morrow az il 70. nl- ana > j. "'
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PORTER. BY an Intelligent Young man,
married. wishes steady empl mn,
willing and ohllging W. SCHROEDER
300 Keap ST.. Brooklyn
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PORTER PACKER and SHIPPER
American. perfect IN German. strong
steady. - years experience, best refer
enro AL RITTlG lO2 lst 81.
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-, g-roit,N Handbook -. 3s2.
$50 u the Emierant ln1'r 81 ..s. return
Bank. ray i"'..' l.....,f.r- 90
hook 10 bank 50 81 'nain"''S
-
WORK WANIhD. o,,D~
- 0-O000O-~>0.''0 Fcn,nle.
.r..r->--roN Iyarf.l Immediately, by
-.enc1 christian lady. experienced. sue
''ltn,,' ,,..i.~ POSITION as governess.
C,-s,n. to elderly lady or would take
.f"res = home and instruct mNth"rl'-7
,c,hidi th'r2-S IN arre.ab'o reader. back
r ''.. 49, ,,,.iis r.,,idlv advances. interesting
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tpc coitn,r,. would 20 anywhere for pleas
ani. per,na'oY c, .,''' anu Address for Two
49, ,rtr,ctTrU R0x 40 Tarrytown,
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BOARD WANTED.

--~~~~o~.oo-0-~~~~- NJ C.co-0.or/1.or-
BOARD WANTED ou Murray Hi. four
adults and child. address with full par
9 .IlIr- Hoy &c. Tribune Ofice
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voAaD AND ROOMS.

ROARD AND ROOMS.
>ooc-NNo-00se>0~>e>'>
COMFORTABLE room and board wanted
q, refined German family by laay ~"
,,..5 during day: above Goth s.. "'s, ~.
IN ave. b,st references given. j. - ''N
"a 1922 Broadway -
p,pTrl;s can secure home comforts WIN
American people; opposite fatS' .r r.Ia'
Madison. ave. references exchanged
phone. 7l3 Harlem.
TWO ny possibly three persons can snare
an elegant home. West sSth ST.. near
w, Erd.ave. GARDNER. lilo bI.'"
NV Personal interview ind.spfhS"'''-
25Tu ST. THE HAssARD. % 81
~evlv anpointod nrst-class handsome
cutie private bath. dining parior' tei''
crces
LARGE. comfortable 81 and 4th noor
rooms. suitable for genuemeh' '''
cncos 81 West etth 81.
nth 81. Is EAST. near 9th ave Sc
and 4 .or delightful large r"""' "'N
sable. good winter quarters. per'n'ne'I19
r7Tu ST. 80 WEST Desirable rooms;
with board. highest references give" anu
required.
l7TH ST.. 237 EAST. S'uyvcsant Sguare
With board desirable rooms, lA''"s
the park. southern exposure rrlelrl---
ODD ST. 30 EAST. Large and small de-
.frall- rooms. with board. for famlHes
and eenflcmeu references.
..n ST rs 100 EAST. Large parlor and
other rooms. good table, select house.
table guests accommodated references.
lar
rooms. comfortably furnished and nome
Ike. superior table and service. highest
.'rrcncts
s7rH. ST. 1877 1870 EAST.- Second hoor
peasant large and medium rooms s'on
table. few table guests accommodated
GID ST.. B. EAST Handsomely furnished
rooms Wifh board. en- suite or slnsiy'
iifiHr linirg rooms
r. MADISON AVE. Large. handsomely
furnished rooms FOR families with board,
al, rooms suitable FIR gentlemen, tran
e.afs accommodated. references.
74TH-sr. % WEST.
Desirable rooms. with board. Reference
SD ST.. "a WEST Large and small
ft.m-. private baths superior house
and table. table h0arlers.
sUTH ST. 100 WEST.--Large room; sin
90 ,. ms FOR gcn'lemen good table and
I Attendance. references
l03 WEST 18Th ST Large room. hall
toom southern exposure. handsomely
furnished. % closet. first class board
l44 EAST Bath ST Handsomely fur
ri4led large ans small rooms. con-
/ fen.'nflf located. references. table h'ari.
brooklyn.
! 80 SCHERMERHoRN ST Very central
rrar HrHoaifr CITY Hall. nice street and
| r ms. new furniture. excellent cook.
BOARD WANTED.
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/ BOARD WANTED ou Murray HI. foui
adults and child. Address with fun par
I t.I.Irs BOX lG. Triln Ofice
CARPET CLEANING.
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PAINTER. paperhanger. hrst class. wants
work landlords or private. PAINTER
2ys ttr-f nufh ST.
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DEWEY CELEBRAT'N SUPPLIES.

DEWEY SELL
nm FLAGS 2
.:aA Yes-anl flag poles. and
= = Brackets. too. Full line
on hand.
- G.. II. LILLY.
- Ann ST.. New-York.
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WORK W tN1tD.

',o0,00'000'>'> Fcninle.
ATTENTION. Wanted. imm@diaie,iy' .uo
refined Christian lady; rNp"r'''s .,,,..rness.
compani5n To- elderly lady. or would i iaHe
charge II home and instruct mo,he. ...-.
child. thorough English. matn"ma', -
French music. an agreeable reader o. NJ.
ward nuuilg rapidly advanced 'nt"rr1'lh X
GOOD oorprtunity for party n
t1c country. would 20 anywhere for pleas
ent uermancnt home and moderate salary
references exchanged. Address for tWo
weeks. TEACHFR. Box 10. IarFy''"
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PORTER or MAN.-By respect
able c1lorel man. handy AZ almost any.
thing. good reference. AUSTIN. care ~
Murphy 2l6 West G2i Il.
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COMFORTABLE room and board wan l,''
IN refined German family by LADY ein
,f',veI during day; above COIN 81 ~
al ave. b,st references given. j. - '''N
- 24g Broadway.
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ALI. SOULS CHURCH Madison and 6Sth-sf.. Rev.
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WORK WANTED.
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Male.

ELECTRICIAN with years Of experience
ard who understands his business NOR
oughiy both at inside ard OUTSIDE Wiz. -
,fe, "a rrachinlst with best OF reitr'h.'S'
,~ants situation ar electrical work "A
dress At-ERBACH. 1871 Avenue j.
ENGINEER. Sober. steady. married
awede 80. pipe htting. fep'Ts' "''"e'
rpTC-SON 32f Albert-st., Astoria
rLEcrRo me'allurgist and assay"r re-
oilires position. POTTER. y" 9"N''
Orange ave. Newark y. !.
Fireman. FRS, class. with licenr,c.
AUGUST BIERwfRTH. 237 East 18th
a.
coon roy as head hclb1y IN a hotel
can On FRED ELLGCK. 1856 Atlantic
ave-. brooklyn
UALJ.ROY &C.. -Ncat colorei boy as aii
elevator ~ ONCE boy. city r"feren 90.
HAMILTON BELL 21O West 6lst 81.
JANITOR and ENGINEER. As Janirr
in downtown Office building. - years
reference Tor th" same. "il give h"iY
curi'v Address I29 JSih IT.. Brlohl}h.
! JANfTOR German. experienced. wants
ono or more houses Write conduit n'
: under JANITOR. IBIS % ave, advertise
/ menf Office
JANITOR -Colorod man and wife. best
reference. handy ~ small repairs. I'D
WARD. Ins Wcrf 37ih 81
I PHARMACIST -rermancnt position by
graduate pharmacist - T. g PJ H.
ccnsed IN New York state ana city.
D. young married. @ years experience, .','
, references Address f. r. j.. BOX -pi'
: Far Rr,haway y. Y.
! PRIVATE sErRETARY Or confidential
} clerk. stcnnETapn-r. typewriter. "
, wall street references. l.. r.. Box 10.
; Tribune once.
. PAINTER. paperhanger. first class. wants
work landlords or private. PAIN ItK'
80 W-st 2oth 81.
PAINTING paperhanging kalsominlng.
re.f painting f0r landlords OBJ prltal" ;
reasonable. WESTHOFEN, l-1 West
/ 21:h-sr.
PORTER or DRIVER By light young
cDlorel man married. well accustoinr..
{ 10 hard work. willing and oblging. CHAS.
! KIINGAlAN. - Sarah Ann ST.. Temp
k.nsvNe. staten Island.
PORTER. PACKER and SHIPPER
American. perfect In German. strong
steady. - years experience; best refer
ence Al RlTTIG. lo2 lst ST.
PORTER or USEFUL.MAN.-By respect
able c1iored man. handy ~ almost any.
thing. good reference. AUSTIN, care ot
MurIhv 2l6 West G2i q.
PORTER or DRlNER.--By man. 80 N
wholesale house. speaks German RI IL
ANI~DN 3-l West l1tn-st
( PORTER. BY an intelligent young man
married. wishes steady empl = mn,
willing and obligng W SCHitOfDrl''
300 K.ap ST.. Brooklyn.
PORTER r. USEFUL MAN.-Bv Amer
can. q: night work preferred A