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The times., 1899-07-26
THE GALLINeER MATTER.
The Civil Service Commission VIII
Investigate Charges

The charges against Senator Gallinger OF
soliciting subscriptions from Federal en-
ployes for campaign purposes contrary to
the civil service law, will be taken up By
the Civil Service Commission next week.
1t is expected conclusion will be prompt
ly reached and a report mace to the Presi-
dent. The Commission may, however after
examining the case thoroughly. drop it al
together and make no report 10 the Presi-
dent. Commissioner Harlow and Mr. Wales,
of the Commission. have the papers in the
case. They are now returning to Wash
ington by sea and will reach here Friday
next. AS far as the Commission Is in
formed, Senator Chandler has fled no
charges against Commissioner Brewer. nor
has he visited the Commission since In
trial of the case in New Hampshire Othe,
cases involving the same question that o.
soliciting contributions for political pur,
poses from Federal employees. are being In.
vestigated by the Commission. but none
involving such important persons as the
New Hampshire case.
The times., 1899-07-26
A JoLLIF1cATIoN AT SAN JUAN
The Landing Of American Troops at
Guanicn Celebrated


San Juan de Porto Rico, July 25.-The
anniversary of the landing Of the Amer
leans at Guanica was celebrated here to-
day with a patriotic demonstration. the
programme prepared for the occf aon be-
ing fully carried out, including a mimic
landing of the American troops and an
Initiation of the flight OF the Spaniards
over Caideron Mountains. The celebration
in honor of Santiago, the patron saint OF
the Spanishspeak!ng people. also fell on
this day, and the two celebrations We're
combined. The decorations throughout the
city were superb. Tonight there will be
a magnificent display OF native fireworks.
The natives promise 10 surprise the Amer
leans by surprising the display on the oc-
casion of the celebration OF the Fourth of
July. They say they are taking advantage
OF this occasion to show the Anne. leans
how TO celebrate.
The times., 1899-07-26
A, Epren..a Of p.s-.ha !.

Mr.. A. Sanders writing from Coaoanut
Grove. Fla. says there has been quite an
epidemic of Adiaffhoa there. He had a
severe attack. and Sss cured b. four doses
of Cham beriaia's Collie. Cholera. and Dlar-
rhoea Remedy He says he also recon-
meneed it to others. and they say it is
the besl medicine they ever used. For sale
by Henry Evans. Wholesale and Retail.
and all druggists.
The times., 1899-07-26
THE NEWsBoYs' STRIKE.
They Make Things Lively in the Ne,
York TcndcrioIn Section,

ihcs "i~e iHiHSs iiNeiy IN the New
York TenderioIn Section.
New York, July 25.-The rain and the
orders. NO violence" which were more
or less obeyed. made the newsboys strike
less lively today, though there were occa-
sional outbursts of noise. The youngsters
declared that the S2-a-day men hired TO
sell Worlds" and Journals had been
unable TO beat the tie-up. kid" Blink
reported that he had secured permit
from Mayor Van Wyck for the parade OF
the newsboys tomorrow night. The Ten
derloin newsboys raised Cain tonight.
When the boycotted sporting extras got
to Greeley Square 200 boys got around the
wagons and yelled derisively, and 4 crowd
gathered Half dozen bluecoats stood by
the wagons. but there was not a news
dealer in the crowd who had the nerve 10
buy any papers.
The times., 1899-07-26
CnId Fnct, for Hnt wenthcr.

The only ingredients which should enter into
the production Of pure beer are malt hops
yeast. and water, and the use of any substitute
Is delsterious TO health. That you would rather
have pure beer in preference TO the impure
one IS sure. and IL is oaly because you are indif
fefsnt TO ~hat You know for the tratli thst you
do not always obtain the best. Hcnrich's been
having every esssnfial 10 the real. pure article
are ~1ist you want. and to know Ntist .his real
good beer ia. phone six-iliirty- -four. .-'ingios
Bottiing Company, for . case ,; Mseszca ..
A~G,
The times., 1899-07-26
HAS HER HUSBAND ARRESTED
Mrs. Horace w. Uppcrman Says She
Fears Personal Violence.


Fears Personal Violence.
Horace W. Upperman, Secretary of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany, and well known man about town.
was arrested Monday afternoon by Detec-
tive George Boyd on a warrant sworn out
by his wife. Marie B. Upperman, charging
him, it is alleged, with threats OF personal
violence against herself. Mr.. Upperman
was taken into custody. but was released
on bond. The defendant was arraigned in
the Police Court yesterday morning. but
the case was continued until the 10Th OF
this month. 1t is said that the reason for
this is that the parties in the case are try
ing to arrange reconciliation.
The only person seen yesterday who
would talk of the matter in any way what
ever was Mr.. Bryant, Mrs. Upperman's S
father, who stated that he believed a
compromise would be effected. and that
he had a consultation with Upperman's at
torpeys yesterday afternoon, and that they
had practically agreed upon reconcilia-
tion for the parties. From other sources,
however. it was learned that the warrant
was sworn out as a elimination of a long
period OF domestic infelicity. Both of the
parties to the affair have an Interesting
history and each has been previously mar
ried. In 1889 Mrs Upperman. who was
then the beautiful Miss Marie Bryant. who
lived at Ninth and L Streets northwest,
was married to E. S. ConnOr. 4 Philadel-
phia newspaper correspondent. who was
located in this city at that time, and from
whom she was divorced. The couple lived
together for about six years. Mr.. Connor,
at the time his wife left him, claimed
that Upperman had alienated her affec-
tions In 1895 Mrs. Connor left her tus-
band and instituted suit for divorce in
1897.
AT the time Upperman first met Mrs.
Connor he was a married man. Some
months after Mrs. Connor had secured her
divorce Mrs. Upperman died. AboIt a
month after the death of Mrs. Upperman
Mrs. Connor and Upperman were married.
Mrs. Upperman is making her home with
her parents, 1101 Fourteenth Street
northwest. Mr.. Upperman resides at 1909
| Street northwest.
The times., 1899-07-26
Lnudanum Ends a Lie.

New York, July 25.-Wilbur T. Corson. a
clerk in the office of the Thomas Coal
Company. Of Philadelphia, was found dead
this morning in his room in the Astor
House An empty bottle that had contain
ed laudanum was found at his side. Corson
registered at the hotel On Sunday as E. T.
Johnson. Norfolk. Va.
The times., 1899-07-26
cHLoRoFoRMED AND ROBBED.
A Pennsylvania Railroad Official the
Victim of burglars

Baltimore. July 25.-By the use of chic
roform burglars early this morning succeed
ed in looting the home OF Jacob Hopkins.
local cashier Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
A wallet containing considerable money and
a lot of iewelry were stolen. The robbed
house is located in a fashionable section
OF Northeast Baltimore. Mr. Hopkins slept
with a revolver under his pillow and a
billy" within easy reach. There is no
clew 70 the thieves
The times., 1899-07-26
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing that
ever WAS made is DIR. Kings New Life Pills
Every pill is sugar-coated slobule Of health.
that changes weakness into strength. lis;lcssncs,
into energy, brain-tag into mental power
They're wonderful in building up the health
Only 25 cents per box. Sold by Henry Evans,
gcs Street. ss
The times., 1899-07-26

Albany. July 2J.-coI. James Hendricks.
one of the best-known insurance men in
the State died suddenly at his suburban
home at Slingerands last night. Although
szyc-;y- -four years old he was in good
health up to a few days ago.
The times., 1899-07-26
FIREi FI7Et FTREt-PIarirq mill an

FIREi FIRE! FIRE-Planing mill and
fine shop and cabinet lumber burned July
l, the finest stock ever assembled in this
city. Four days after this loss my cabinet
makers, carpenters, machine hands. and la
borers. with foremen of departments. were
at work as a hive Of bees at planning mill.
foot Ninth Street southwest, where current
orders for work were commenced and are
being finished. No orders for mill work or
lumber have been cancelled. All orders
booked before or after fire will have and
are receiving extra close attention and
prompt delivery. 1 thank my customers
and the public for confidence reposed in.
yours very respectfully, THOMAS w.
SMITH. Main lumber office. LIST and In
diana ave; wharf and storage yard. foot
4th st. Sc; planning mill and factory. foot
9th st. sw. jy25-6t
The times., 1899-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE TICKETS for the Southern Palace
Park Garden Party. 124 G Street south
west, will be good WEDNESDAY, JULY
26. Genesta Orchestra. James Robins.
Leader. II
The times., 1899-07-26

Contraction of chest. short breath. weak
lungs, and asthma cured by medical gym
nastic at the Gymnastic Institute. 20 Third
st. ne. JOHN E REUBSAM, DR.. NJ. Tn.
iy23-tf
The times., 1899-07-26
Typewriters Rented,
$3.50 per month.
Delivered with tabia
The Typewriter Exchange.
1905 F Street N. w.
IN MEsIORIAlI.

IN MEMORIAM.
CLARvOE-In memory OF ROBERT C. CLAIR
yOE, who died one year ago yesterday. July ..
lS9S.
Just as l am, without pea,
But that thy blood was shed for me,
And that thou bid'st me come to thee,
o. Lamb Of God l come! 1 come,
Item
The times., 1899-07-26
DIED.
m a., T.,,-f,,- I,,s,- % reoo
DIED.

woOD-on Tuesday, July .. 1soo HARRIET
f. WOOD. wife of William p Wood. in her
seventy third year.
She will be buried at the Congressional Gene
terry, on Thursday. July %, at p. M. from
her late residence, is7 Maryland Avenue south
west. Funeral private. 1t
sEIBoLD-on Tuesday. July 2j. 1900, at Sis
p. m. MRS. JUSTINE WILHELMINE SEIBOLD
(nee Gass). beloved wife OF Bcnno Seibold in
her thirty-third year
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Il
The times., 1899-07-26
For In. Flood Sufferers.

to the fund for the relief
the Texas flood sufferers yesterday were
ported by John Joy Edison as follows:
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DrCEryBR'S sALE.-sale In bulk of stock

q
Ia ~ hooks stationery and all other nlerchanase out
dur. beng all OF the personal property "hcepe -,
-.N,in,, srcounts and loases Of Brcnthho s. IL
,orsbt now In the No. 21s WoDaeh M
-, ~ Chicogo subject the aplI"Nhi Ol We
ny ~ s,a+a ~ New York before final accepth'e.
M ahoye mentioned property viii be solo 10 tle l.s.
a., hi4dnr on bids made during tn tllc "n Oh t
Sr.t',[ts- stat-d Sealed proposals IN "ub & ~, 80
viiliann X Rose Receiver, Will ne ftSel' "
- a. Number 81 Union Square In the plty .. -
~ IN or before Thursday. March ~ INST 81 io
oci rIorssls shall Dc he entire stock OF Iner
.h,r5,es and fixtures ana all other PERSON." ~
-',so-o,r stuate IN their store. Number ~ " 'I"
,on,c in the Cic Of Chicago in one lump sum 'eA
-,dnc from such personal pro erty leases hnn
,, ncco,rfs, II such ld4 must be IN Writing Ts''"
~ the person bidding. accompanied by cer.,leu ~
Svshie 10 rhc Greer Receiver IN the sum OF
twenty-five hundred dollars 49,. - ..,o,,,, -
curi bids shall provide IN terms that Ne al
cb checks shall be forfeited in case the D!ilei sa"
fo 10 comply with his bid upon acceptance aHI hv
-, ,b,rsof and within days II beng houIeu ~
Letter mailed to the address given ~ NJ pa 40 ,
,.,irncs u tie biddc the forms of ous WIN e
ntehod al the place Of busnsBs aforesaid on appof
either IN person by mail ..-... o,hs- ,hs IN
fu inventory II such personal property o'tI
re .,vtres vii be Of the place OF business
9ls Wabash Avenue IN tho City u chicago toi Il,
non d.ilv bel ween A NJ and z. NJ uh,lI 'ne .l' '
FOR the closing bids Intending p-I ,H.ssiS ~
and other pHruopa pf"Pei.f H''''' "
-. .f.ras,id On any day before SAID sale
The Will continue the bl1l.eSs OF
- 49, 4 business aforesaid until tho tne OF tl'
delivery OF the bill Of sale and me payment OF NV t"'
b-eo frce by the bidder BIZ shall hc ap1oVti ="
,. ,he s,urcrnA Court Any money which nag .,
,.l1ra =. he Receiver from the Gale OF tho persoha
tronerv described said inventory rom te .oy ~ Ia
'4f. hereof until the time Of Tie delivery "l ."e ~
XII q ale win be allowed the purchaser out OF the
Dated March lT. 1899 49, noon po.,y.-
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pECETvERs sALE.-sale in bulk of stock

~ T.
IL = books staonory and all other n'rchsndi,- and
et.r'frg accounts and Of Brentano f.. colar
rerslfp now In the No 1913 Pennsylvania hV,iiu
an he city Of Washington subject 70 ne approval OF
the supreme Court Of the state OF New forh "ei"re ~
The above mentioned property will be sold 70 tho high
e. bidder on bids made during the uue an1 on nc 'Is
hereinafter stated. Slled proposals IN writing az 81
Vl4r VIII 10 received ny MN NJ
his oGie Numher 81 Un'on square in the city ~ Ne"
York. before Thursday. March 81 INST Al r'''
scl,ok =. ".
such proposals shall the entire stock Of merchan
dice and q and an other personal property OF ben
tano's situate in Nfuher lol5 PennsNlFana
Ivcnuo I'm The CITY Warrington in ono lumn sum 'cx
Guiding such peTsora property leases ana oustan
by me person Bidding accompanied by certified check
PAYABLE 90 the order ~ the Receiver In the sum OF
sah Ll. Snail provide I'm terms that tie amount n
49,. .i',u he sorrelteF I'm On - the bidder shall
fal 20 comply his bid upon acceptance ana cnuha
ton thereof and within ten days Of beinS nnu'ei lv
letter mailed the address given in the BID INC
convenience II bidders the forms II bids Will De- FUR
nished al the place Of business aforesaid On Application
either m person OF by mail -,
FOIL inventory q such personal property othtr than
The VIII be at the place Of tnsiness Numn
IO15 Pennsylvania Avenue IN the CITY ~ Waeingon Tor
renectI0n daily between Q A. NJ ard = Il. until the
line for the closing II me bds. Intending purchasers
may the stock and other personal property Nhii
The receiver will continue the business ~ HTentano s
a. the place Il aforesaid until the time u the
delivery hin sale and tho payment II the Dur
ro rrcr hv tho bidder whose ~ shall hr approved of
realized by the Receiver from 'he eae ~ the personal
urouertv described n said invent0 from the day Of the
date until the time Of the delivery q the said
biu sale win be allowed 20 the purchaser out of the
WM r ROSE. Receiver.
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Receivers Sale.
DECEIVER'S SALE.-Sale IN Duk oi s'ooI

DECEIVER'S SALE.-Sale III puhA u
III ~, hook, statonery and all other merchandse ai
textures heng ali Of the personal properly
isnaJns asoounts and leases q Brentano = ~ The
s'nhis nnw IN The store No 81 Union square IN inc
- - New York subject TO the approval oi va. enai
or-ro Court OF the State Of New hork psioi' ~
% ab5ve mentioned property will be SOLD 10 inc s he
80, ti1tsr on hife made during the tune anu W
terms hereinafter stated Sea!ed proPoSSs -.rs,,,ri
odirosssd 10 William r. Rose. Receiver vi" oS ,n The
by him at Office. Number 81 Snon March 30th
CITY OF New YORK, on OF before lHur'N'''
inst at four O'clock z III - ...,-. s,ool of mar
such nroposas shall be for the entire sooA "a y,
chandise and fixtures and all other rton
r,rc in he city Of New York in one loHII sun -
cslns from such personal property leases ha snss
In arc5untD All such bids must be ID NI,taas 49,
80 ~ nerson bidding accompanied 10 ceruhsu
payable to the order OF the h'eSeI'e' IA ''' $500
I'VE hundred dollars a., 4, .r,. ,ha, The amount OF
ch checks shall be forfeited III case tne
comniv with his bid upon acceptance anu cum
,ra|f WITHIN ten days OF being nouhed 10y I'',,
- The address given In the bid FOR the ul, az the
The hiddcrs the forms of bids Will ~ iuinlsr rs"n
nlace Of business aforesaid on Applc"uo" e''''' " '
ful inventory Of such personal properly, os ~ or
m av,,,res will be AT place Of business
~. insnSctiou daily o A. NJ. ana
~ IN, FOR the closing Of the bids. lntendlIe pun
creeers may inspect stock and otheI p,ia' -
ertv within the hours aforesaid on any "eeN u"'
s"! tcs,y.r will continue business OF BrentanI
o, t%e rlsce Of business aforesaid until the uh. u NV
delivery Of The bill Of sale aud the peyiot yed 81
Ise mice bv the bidder whose bid shall be oppo ~
~ 1sd v the Receiver from the sele OF me PEI .%s
- descril, in said inventory from tlf guy atd
go tsre,f until the time Of the delivery OF . ~
hi Of sale will be allowed 70 the purchaser o " Wv
Dated March is' 1899 p ROSE. Receiver.
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4 DVERTISEMENTs and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
y received their Uptown ONCE No l242 Broadway,
81 rorh Of 3lsst until O'Clock p advertise
mcns received the following branch 0ff'es regular
23d-st. 52 6h-ave. cor. l2h-st; Macl 8 9th ave
& 18th Columbus Vest 6Gth- lOB
West 42d-st 6th-ave ~ East l4th-st. Isl West
sr 7th and s'h ayes l5g East am 1913
3I-ave between 10th and nth 1u26 81 ave.
Glsf-st.. los 1sav s9h-st. $50 3d-nve. near
J54 Sd 30 Rleecker 325 BeecSer-s
"a go Eas; 10Th 1921 20 662 sdave
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EUROPE rd RI roTTE TE5rr HIaH t&HAN
TTAIY ALI. PARTS or CENTRAL EUROPE. BRITISH
ISLES aso Nqr G Nor4 s S1pe nl ha1 1899
Superior conductors Select parties sail May g. June TO-
June - and July {. Unequal ed arrangements. Inclu
sive "Old World Tourist Guide Illus. free. A
De POTTER. . B'way Dept f. y !.
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TIER and VALET BY useful MID
dle-agcd man in private gehtieihan :
.a,,nas from Europe. understands cleaning
Of plate particularly we'll. total sostalAer'
understands the care Of horses ana rap
has best city references. Address NJ D''
y7S iOth-ave.
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TNPEMRTTIcHE

TIPEWRl1 EES-B AKGAINS.-New ma
chimes cheap. Remingtsns. smiths. S8s.
guaranteed rentals reduced. CONSOLI-
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. o45
Broadway.
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ATORAGE.

A ETROPOLITAN storage Warehouse ana
Vans 2Oz and "a Mercer-st.. branch Of
nee 800 Broadway. corner 44th st. fur
niiure removed. boxed and shipped. Tels-
phone Spring 4e6
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STORAGE NOTICES.

-O0OOO-o C|D-~~.C~ ~.>-->. ~,~~,>-~>e~-~~-N>-O~
TO MRS. :. J.. MINFORD. ". D. Lowery.
q. Lewis. estate of A. F. Allen Brown.
M saret Cook Brown Administrators /.
Mrs D. IL Suers r.. V Hermancs. ".
T. H9,dley. Elizabeth Dunn. Mary Frewen.
j. x. Miunett. Mrs V. Harris Ms T. j..
Mclaughlin. Aheshl Sauahlah. la 10
Lafirer Ms. W 90 RrdsaII. Mrs a. r.
Palmer. Mattel HeuninF. Mrs r. stuart
,,-o. Nisen. \. Wilcox. Catherine Fnc'r.
Miss Z. Z ST. J Sari0ris 81. ulggs. Annie
Cafo.ar- You and each ul you are hereby
notified that the time fpr the payment II
my Ten upo1 The property hereinafter de
sofibec having expired after du" notice
thereof had been given You. Il viii cause
-ucl property. % wit. household goods,
pew nal enc IS ari mefchsnd se stored
by you N the Columbia Storage Ware
houses. 10 De sold a. public auction. 40
riding % the statute IN such case made
a.d provided. at Nos. % and "a West
oith street on Saturday. April sth 1899
AZ 1880 "a. ID. snd " The sac thereof rs
not completed by O'Clock p. No. on said
late. Tie same VIII be Continued ~ the
same place on each and every SATURDAY
thereafter, beginning A. 1890 .'c'ock a. m
ana continuing until O'Clock p. 20 On
each saturday. unit, the sale IL CONNECTED
fHAS. 4 SAUL
Proprietor Columbia Storage Warehouses
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NURSE. Woman wishes care or on pify-
her home. mother care Mt. n yoyt
ARDSON 337 Logan 81. East New
Brooklyn
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

fIhNISHT1D TCOOWS fO LGT.
IRVING PLACE. 14--Heated rooms, tiled
bathrooms freeI absolute cleanliness
corner building
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FOR AALI

NICE furnished room with bath: suitable
for couple. first floor. 1858 sth-svs.
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COACHMAN Married. aged 81 6e,t per
soual references from Iast and former
employers Address MACKIN. ION h'ss'
4lst-s'
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Al[hamN [EWRmfmm Inns
NEW 4%s-AN1P0lNTS

y EW-HAVEN LINE. Pier -. f. r. Steamers
~ daily Ce1ceIt sunday. at p N. and Y mdn gnt.
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COACHMAN Married. qualified IN all
duties. reference for honesty, sobrety
and capability: wears with last employer;
country preferred Address ". W. Trib-
une Office.
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FARM MANAGER and GARDENER.
Married. take full charge gentleman
place or farm. board hep. hhnu.s 80
sober honest. Box 300. Huntington. Long
Island
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vcrean nIeamrrs.
N0RTW @igRR0AN GGWWW'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0GAN
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS llNk;,,-,c
>pw Work PARIS yONDON-HAMBufpi :.
.vr Victoria April SO AN T. Bismarck June J. ~ W
I, pssmsrel MAY 10 AN 4. Victoria Jun, - ~ -"
g. TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SLY!
NEW YORK-HAMBURG DlRESL,.,c
NEW YORK. LONDON PARlS-hAMS' ~, =,
pai,.ia March y $50 N Pretoria ApIl J., 9Sts So
rS.1T1;r\NISG APRIL oath the steamers o. ',ls -
,,ce win touch Plymouth and CheroouTs on 'ie WY
20 Hamburg
5o. namN r 9T MfGmfTht Sum.
NORWAY .h p E9 g SARE '2 srE stl
htGf'sfE VIcTORIA FROM NEW YORK JUNE 10
Apply ,,>-r a. o...dwav Y
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MACHlSFd III.

(-N|<[I/|-0||T(-0F10- (.O[1|(NOlN~4-~IO~~~
AT REDUCED PRICES. -5OO secondhand
wood and iron WORKING machines. FUZZY
guaranteed, machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE y. EDDY. 39S Madi-
SOn-st.
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,owrsr,c srruATroNs WANTED
ooMEsC s 70

FARM MANAGER.-Stock or dairy -
years experience understands az kihps
farm machinery. thoroughly conprs-,rr
Agriculture. salary moderate. BRlI1AN'
~ Myrtle-av-. Brooklyn.
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0lD WOR0ORI0WE9 l0EIE.,

DAILY SEkN INE'
-. o,a t,o,, Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News. Ports
- p,nn.rs Point and Richmond Va. connecting ior
pS'4rsh1rg Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washington
7, . and entire South and West . NJ oc
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from , Fle5 ~
80 WI D. m sat. p m. sunday, p. m
Nv / GI-IiLAUDEU. Nice-Pres. ami Trafhr NIT.
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Male.
A NEWSPAPER MAN. long experience
in advertising. publishing and accounting
dsn,rtmenta seeks position on Newspaper
or trade Journal EXPERT, II C.enhehhy-
ave Jersey city.
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NEW YoRK-LoNDoN-PARds- HAMBuKo
SPECIAL NOTICE
ReIuoeG Cabin RATES.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS stItN ICE .oo
IT, roNDON, / cabin $50. 10 ana Up. IL Can, s8S
r. PARIs csen SIS e ss anS " sE JsS 20
t. LONDON. / Cab S45 and up, II Cab. sS'
Il PARIS / cab. SIS II snd up H. ~. 200 IN
~ 7 ONION: / Cab. $40 so up; IL cab. sS2 h
HAMBI- re AMERICAN LINE.
81 Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

COACHMAN.-B BY Il nrst-class man. mar
rled. no family excellent references CITY
or cnnntry 7. s. s4S 1th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

OACHMAN.-Narrled aged 30. two chill
dren; neat appearance; careful. stylish
driver, thoroughly experienced in taking
care fine horses, carriages, harness; strictly
sober. willing. obliging: not AFRAID or WORK ;
drive sour Inland: present employer can
be seen; city or country. Address LEST II II;
rare Mr.. Freeman sherman Hill. Morris
town n J.