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DENTISTS ELECT OFFICERS.

Hartford, May 17.-At the morning
session of the Connecticut State Den
tai association at Putnam Phalanx ar
anory to day officers for the year We're
elected as follows: DR.. HI G.. Provost Of
West Winsted, president: DR.. A. c..
Zones of Bridgeport, vice president; DR..
Edward Erberle of Hartford, secretary
Dr. D. A. Jones of New Haven, treas
urer The members of the executive
committee are DR.. P. A. Powers of
Meriden, Dr. ]. Tenney Barker of Wal
Iingford. and DR.. f. r. Whtford of
Hartford.
Drs. r. H. Keeler of New London, J.
C. Newkirk of Norwalk, Charles e.
Swain of New Britain and FRANKIE j.
E. Erbe of Waterbury, were elected
new members.
The annual report of the dental conf
missioners from February q, 1898, until
February 2f, 1899 being the fifth in
number submitted to the state board of
health, was placed in the hands of the
secretary.
The secretary, DR.. Erbele, to-day sent
q letter to DR.. Charles B. Baker of
Bridgeport, member of the board of
dental commissioners informing him of
his expulsion from the society.
DIR. George Fl. Maxfield of Holyoke,
member of the Massachusetts board of
dental examiners, was elected an hon
Orary member of the association. Ex-
President A. j. Cutting, President II. G.
Provost 3. w. Brown, c. FL. Riggs, IT,
Nv. Durham. B. III. Thornton of Thomp-
Eonville and Secretary Eberle We're
elected delegates to the national asso-
citation.
Drs. James McManus E. S. Gaylord,
C. Zones and George L. Parmelee We're
appointed a committe on the Paris con-
yention of dentists.
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r, T. SOCIETY DANCE

The B. t. society of Hilhouse High
school gave charming little subscrip-
ton dance in Harmonic hall last night.
There were eighteen numbers on the
programme and the thirty couples of
dancers present enjoyed the affair to
the fullest extent. Among the dancers
were the Misses Roberts, the Misses FL
hot. Miss Craft Miss Studley. Miss
Stoddard, Miss Graham, Miss Kimball,
Miss Wells, Miss Leonard, Miss Gar
land, Mss Fessenden, Miss Graham,
Miss Houshldrh, Messrs Adams,
Noyes, Thiel, Hart. Ferris, Fessenden,
Wells, Beers, Was and Williams.
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New Haven Steamboat Co,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
nlILRIE nAIIY NERXENN

UVU DIN OxA111 NNNvlCNs
Steamers from New Haven leave Belle
Dock, Old Line Pier: 9. H. NORTHAM
1913 a. m, Richard PECK 1890 night.
Steamers from New York leave Piers rs
and 26. East River: RICHARD PECK 5
p. M, G. H. NORTHAM u midnight
Fare $1.0O. Excursion tlckets good for
10 days, $1.50
Stateroonls and tickets for sale at Tho
at Mx's drug store, cor. Chapel and Church
streets.
FAST FREIGHT.
Through rates quoted over Express
reight Lines to points West South, and
Southwest, and through Bills of Lading is
sued in connection Herewith.
IHAS. T. FRENCH. Agent
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Division of Labor.-Close- Fisted Par
ent--I tell you, my son, it Is a great
deal harder to spend money with good
judgment than it is to make it, The
Young Man mot so ose-fisted)-Well,
father, let me take half the burden off
your hands. You make it and I'll spend
it,-Chicago Tribune.
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THE CITY MISSIONS.
Berkeley Mems Club Meeting Last

f'NI NTtIl MtGlI0R IIdSf
Evening.
AT the Berkeley Mems club meeting
last evening at the City missions w. B.
Stoskoff Yale 1900 presided and f. N.
curtis 1901 was secretary The enter
talnment for the evening consisted of
gramophone selections by G. w. Wal
worth 1900 and violin Duets by H. T.
Kerr and e. l.. Taylor 1901 Shelf A
short address on Faith" was made by
II. N. Curtis 1901 in connection with the
closing religious service.
Next Wednesday evening there will
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Auction sale, commencing Monday,
May Is, 1899, at 9 a. m. Smedley Bros.
& Co., will sell at auction 100 lots Of
furniture. pianos, organs, etc., at their
storehouse, No. III Brewery st. Sale
will continue each day until all are dis
posed Of. r, 3. MALLORY,
a12 If Auctloneer.
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be debate by the club on the question
of expansion by the United States. On
Wednesday evening of the week after
the club will give an entertainment in
the large hall for the benefit Of the City
mission work
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STARIN'S
New Haven TRANSPORTATION 20

DAIAA NACL1A oAIUADAl.
Steamer JOHN RI. oIAklN, Captain Mo.
Alister, leaves New Haven from Starin's
Pier, foot of Brown street, ut lO:l5 " IN,
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steam.
er LKASTUS CORNING, Captain Thomp-
son, Mondays, Wednesdays and FrldayA
The STARIN leaves New York from Plee
IL, North River, at 0 ?. IN; Mondays, Wed.
P SG SUNDAYS anE MSesdays and ursdayS
Fare 70 cents; Excursion Tickets ylak
Staterooms, $1.00.
Tickets and staterooms for sale at J. b.
ops 7O2 Chapel street. Free stage leaves
tie depot on arrival of Hartford train
and from corner. of Church and Chapel
o. M Through freight rates given and
Bills of lading to CIT points West. South.
and Southwest.
Order your freight via Starin Lisa
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IT antfd-MAlts-M miscellaneous.

M ANTED-ESpert salesman in all States least of
w Denver. Col To rel res, ut q leading Glovcrsville
glove factory: strongest line III America. Address.
stating age. experience and conditions, NJ. NJ. c., box
l02 sun uptown office, 1865 Broadway.
WASTED-s Incorporating men TO take install.
w ment orders for household goods in suburbs:
part salary reiC"cuceS required. ADAMS, Smith ST.,
9th door from Fulton 81, brooklyn.
WANl ED-Rcta hicvrlo salesman for our city
w stores. Apply by letter only, stating cXpcri.
ence. ais references. X. IL. WOLFF n %. Ltd.
fort " East llsth ~.
WANTED-Seyeral smart boys for Office work.
w mus hayt experience; age III. II wears. Apply
to II. II. WOLFF * Co, LID, foot " East llsth vt.
NOu CAN EARN GOOD PAY putting M packages
] for Us al home; wprL sent any distance; send
1UC. for instruction. and goods to work on.
EXCELSIOR MFG. co, Medfurd, Mass.
On MILLION MEN in the I. S. want good suspcn.
~ dcr-. Leather suspcndcrs cannot break. wear
ont, or pull of buttons. goods sell themselves: men
making $50 weekly; agents wanted every where: sam.
pies furnished Clint. Lea. Susrender and Belt Co.
i. s43, Cincinnati. u.
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DESCRIPTION

Tho fronts OF these houses IRE
in Indiana limestone. OF various
colors and designs. the balance
If selected brick. Swell and
square fronts, with large box
.toops: interior tinish and trim
is all hard wood; saloon y r.ors
or foyer halls. with heavy heamed
ceilings: rich enamelled Faiencc
and hardwood msntols, open
nickel plum bling. tiled bathrooms.
large closets and s~torerooms,
duiubw alters. electric bells an
lighters, chandeliers of beautiful
d. signs, hardware the finest, dry
cellars, with frst-class furnace;
range. In the EST Try houses there
aye i.story extensions; the 3.stnry
houses have 2.rtury extensions.
giving All upstairs dining room.
Dimensions. 2Ox5SI1OO, In fact,
these houses are complete. with
ali known modern improvements.
and were built Ivy one OF the
lest known builders OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. Jas. Macarthur. and there.
FORE ara we'll built,
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Dwelling Aouses Go grt---City.
FURNISHED Auuses 90 Iet-8ruuhluu

4 only SRoa month .rent free to May; only one left:
n a beautiful three-story fancy brick house, HSS
lafayette aV.. opposite I"npAInS Park cabinet tim
= minntes t. Srw York city Hail; 10 minutes 20
broadway Ferry, t. Roosevelt, urand and I'd ST
elevated and electric roads convenient: a superior
house in a ]hrst-class neIghorhopd; the same house in
New Y Ik, all equal distance from CTS Hall, would
r Mt Tor 81 500. Arply 200 EyersJ IN St, Brooklyn, or
FERDINAND FISH. 30 Br Away, New York.
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FURNISHED atOasss to Ett-- -GUuntry.

nCEAS. Mountains. Bay. River. Furnished cot
~ ttRes to rent. $500 up, at Htghlandsof Navcsink,
Highland Beach, Water Witch Park. \. j.; tran foot
Liberty IT., y. r., $50, 1880; sunday, o. FERDI.
NASD FISH, $50 Broadway. branch, Water witch.
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FURNISHED nuusrs at'anted-- Country

W'ANTFD-Sra furnished cottage at Bedford or
w kcuslco. n Y: must have nNc bedrooms and
stahlu essential not to exceed 500 Tor the
season privat family. BUREAU OF SOCIAL RE
QTIkEMENlS. ~ West +2d II.
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flats and apartments Gp Xft.

A PAYMENTS housekeeping, bachelor. fur
n nished, unfurni>hed; everything inspected: have
accurate descriptions. including Ariston. Sevarro,
Osborne. Sherry's Darlington, Gramer y. 30. Man
haitian Apartment Co. 1888 Broadway. 26th at.
1JOT ST, 1913 EAST.--Sewly decorated single
L L E. fate; : and y large rooms and bath: S22.$2S.
c0e NEW FLATS. newly furnished: six rooms
,.C.)O. and bath: exception is iinc. Apply % West
gsth 81. or H.. b. co HEU. II Broadway; references
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agents N'anted- aMalcs.

MAN OR LADY to travel aud appoint agents. Es-
-'i tablsh,d trin. $50 per month Anl nlleIpenses
to start. MFR. box 3HS, Phila.. Pa.
WANTED-AGENTs TO CANvASS for the largest
W manufa 'turers of bread and pastry boards in
the world; Lncading surface nun.absurbent, chemi.
cSllv rlic aud indrstructible: dough won't stick To
IL, thus 'av NJ time, labor end material; a household
neceSs t. I'd q magic sell u. Address AMERICAN
BREAD y PASTRY BOARD CO, Cambridge. o.
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dlnturnished HOUSES to Itt.

Al NEW BRIGHTON. S. Ito let. unfurnished.
"A desirable residences. with all modern improve.
ments; ample grounds; only hvc minutes walk
from sailors Snug lIarhor station. rents moderate.
For particulars apply to HENDERSON ESTATE CO.,
- Nassau St.
II ION CLASS DWELLING HOUSES. overlooking
II the East River Park. at the foot of Sdth ST.. to let.
unfurnishcd; modern improvements: tasteful deco
ratiuns: rents from 5000, $3.50. For particulars
apply to 4 CO.. - Nassau st.
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~ wiling, reliable. capable ana industrious: can
furnish \ No. | ref renee. Address MM. A. LAM.
s. lOtiir St, Bruubl! II.
(hBINET MAKER and first ass carpenter. single;
Y city or country, Lave tools, Swede to send. A.
ROSS. "lyO Lexington av., city.
nOES ans firm or individual require the services
II of u young man - whose principal ~quallaca-
tuu- are L'' yrsrs' "Ip,r ence as travelling sales.
nan and sole tor, originality. a r"suurCeful mind.
extraordinary executive ability. clean. Euccr sful
record All, ar"tIrl, representative personal appear
Hu,r. local references. Address H.. box 1874 sun
uGi,'.
ELIvATOR RUNNER ,c"loredN; young man; eI.
~ prT4, need. c'IHTo"ut, Tulto, Trustworthy; ref.
cI,n. e.. SMITH. 264 West 53d st.
IIStLE NAN. ~ wears ia. for COarhmau and
- -Irl"4cr. with recon n oulatinn, 5 LESY.
care Nrs. Hence, '~'n II. and lin av., Brooklyn,
VALET lie CIlAMBRE, French. one year in the
' country; wal! tGaycl. rEleFt IN every particular
ofNi iuiy, EIs Il - references from Paris. high
- references In New YORK. FkUDHOMME, 81 Bar.
row 81,
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aousss O. get, alsw asrsss.
awsllina Auusss TO Grt-Gu untry.

TO R~ENl-LarEe.. modern. C9mpleteiy furnished
l house, among the Green Mountains. ~ Staw-
ford, VI, four mile from North Adams, hIasn. house
heated ny "a I water and las open AreplacCS ami all
modern ron, nIeuce.. eAtens.tC lawns and comlno'
d,uus ,tab!rs, the nest delightful drives alGmt u, -
section imaginable; possgs-inn june !, HARNEl A
GALL P. Sorth Adams, Mas.
no RESI In Southport. Conn. a furnished house
! Tor SIMMER, hne location on sound; h'e MIN
utcs from station; larg' grounds. address j H.
OSBORN, Pa SA:r st, Bridgeport, Conn.
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at'smrd for Business Rurpases.

"ASTED-For immediate occupation. two large.
w light lofts and ground floor Offices with side or
rear shipping facilities in neighborhood OF Front
street: power elnva'or essential: rent 81. 500. for 8
or . year lease. LEASE. box 1a7 Sun office.
w ANTED TO REST-A factory building contain.
w ing about so, 1000 50. feet; replies to receive at
tcntion must state rent, exact location and shipping
facilities. sHADD. box 1o2 Sun uptown Office. 1865
Broadway,
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II Misrrllansuu

POYs 10 years or over for messenger service. Ap.
ID pl" VIII CONNIE istlOns, AMERICAN DIS
TRIc'r TELEiEAPh . 1871 Fulton ~. cor. 'hur h.
GOVERNMENT Positions appoint
VI mrnir to Lc Madr tins year; POST - nee, Custom
II us- and lnt"rual Revenue oNHlmIuut Ona pot
prurd. full particulars as To- all Government posi-
t!pn-. %sllIrlet, &c. iUTni~lCl free lf National Chrrr-
spundrNc" Institute, Washington, PC N.'r 10 day.
II ELL WANTED-D stiprinG samples; fastest
IL selling nr' elites ever invented. inst ui'; tIk4
ami sells on sight, WRIT quick. BANNEE &ONELll
Co, ~, Station {, cincinnati.
IANITOR.- Mast be handy man, reside with his fam.
" lily on prrmi'r = and attend T. s"Nun four Alnly
houses. altogether. Address WILLIAM. station 4.
man to take charge OF - hat and cap
w Aud furnishing store in high'gTate goods: must
have had ONE years Of experience and able 10 fur.
Nah best OF references, Apply "a
II. q. SAWYER WAtertoWn, MAsS.
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5ur Sale or % 9st-gew Jersey.

A T FL MORA. near Elizabeth. \. ITO let. mod.
"a crate rent. house in best order: all improvements
and conveniences: lawns. fruit. shade trees; pleas.
ant country sit lation. but all city advantages: few
minutes walk from station.
CLARK ~WHITTEMORE. 226 Broad st., Elizabeth.
A SBURY PARK. Allsnhurst. Deal, N. J.-Choics
"A summer cottages. all improvements. for rent;
prices sl25 to 81, 500; also hotels. boarding houses;
lists furnished.
MONMOUTH REALTY Co. Asbury Park. MI
COUNTRY R~ESIDENCE-One acre. lawn: garden;
v fruit; large house: improvements; hve bed
rooms; sale $500: rent $50.
DAVID BAKER. Closter. MI.
ITO LET OR o sALE-cranford. Y. j.. hand.
L some gable house, Ave minute4 from depot; all
trail r. Il. Address Mrs. JOHN ". CLOSE.
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Gmploum cnt bureaus.
Bureau OF Social Requirement

Bureau OF Social Requlrements,
MRS. LEDYARD STEVENS MANAGER.
10 WEST 42D ST. Telephone 31S3.8S.
Only trst.class positions for frst.clasS employees.
BoOkkeepers, stenoSiaphers. guvernesses. cashiers,
companions. secretaries. and all household positions.
French, German and swedish servants a specially.
Packers and days workers provided. Resident. visit
ing or travelling tutors for backward or invalid boys.
Shopping orders promptly attended to without
chalg"; In iet monse % n demand, the Bureau has
opened a Real Estate Department, dealing with the
class OF residences. city and country. and apart.
mentS required by its patrons. Circulars mailed
uDOu request.
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$500 CASH; PRICE, $1,000,
and balance monthly. will buy 2strry extension
house, open plumbing. cabinet trim special features;
1896 Park place. near Schenectady Av, Brooklyn;
larGAl u Tor quick sale.
OPPORTUNITY TO double your money in TIRES
~ years; II acres heart Of Jamaica. main street.
large house.
JOSLIN h BERGEN. a57 Fulton ct. Jamaica.
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first lass 1trlp---M ---grofes-
Siunal.

RClFR.-A ~fctntline ruler desires n steady DO
IL sltion; references furnished,
JAMES QUINN, 1l6 Buffalo av., Brooklyn. n. Y.
ITO PR1NTEllS AMI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L wanted by Hl all around young man a. cutter,
with large experience in that line. printed and book.
binder work. Address NJ, c.. box 1888 sun uptown
office, I265 Broadway.
'TFMPORARl.-loung man. ~. attorney, at pres.
4 tnt iilt mplpyed, desires ZONE occupation which
Will pay about $40 per week, and when will not &C.
cuiy cnt re time. !. L. h., luS 10 Sun Office.
WANTEn-Pusition as foreman of pressroom,
w middle aye. of mechanical and executive Abili.
"; vide cNptrIeiee At home and abroad. competent
to estimate. A. lMMEN. 49, Eln ST.. Albany, \. Y.
Young Kan, is, desires situation as entry clerk
L or assistant bOokkecpcr; experienced. honest
and Industrious; references. A., box 1852 sun ofico.
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CO.OPERATlVE EMPLOYMENT Bureau.

S31 Madison Avenue, Corner 43d st.
GON"rness"s. compnnions. household servhnts,
male and female: French nurses and maids a spe.
Cialty; cooks and walters for special dinners; resi-.
deuCcs opened and full stan OF servants suppliedI
ssma and milltners furnished: days work OF
all kinds, Including packers and movers.
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Hrmsstir Srrran1s atanted.

CoMPETENT general honssworEcr white, wanted
ing; wages. SIS TO $50. lReferences required. Apply
Sunday after ., or Monday before /.
sol West 18th ST., cor. Amsterdam av.
COMPETENT cook; wages 500; no washing; also
y, chainberma,d; must be good seamstress; wages
81: for a small family, IN p's9, Ferry: very best
COOKS. $50 to $50; Protestant chantermaids
y laundresses. 10 mattresses. kitchenmaids. house
workers, % cooks who wash and iron. laundr"ssss
who do chamberwork, Mattresses who do chamber
work. French, German and English laly's maids.
nurses. nursery ,governesscs, buffers: second aud
W,st I'd 81. VIC
servants entrance. so2 ath av,; telephone call.
('oOK. wages $40, willing to go to Norristown.
Mrs. L. sEELY. 49, 9th av.
COOK and iaundress. wages els. to go to Ru,her
Mrs. /. EELY. $50 eth av.
('ooE to do coarse wayhing, wages 500; for a
au, fs%.i'' in East oFanE Mrs, ' e. sF gGI' rs s59 ai6 sv re-
EIRsT.CLAss parlormaid; wages $40; also com.
L petent laundrCss, wrg'' $50: family living one
hour from New i"rs' rC:cs'ncg; required
FIRST. CLASS waitress to go to Plainheld; wages
Mrs. l.. SEELY. 1862 9th av.
FRENCH or Swiss lsundr,,s ws.cs s2c: must he
enccs required. Mt. l.. StELY. 49, 18th av.
FRENCH or German rook. wages s25. to go to
Mrs. L sEl:LY. a52 9Th av.
- ond l]aunlress aud swedish kttChenmaid: good
Mis-, l. sEFLY, a52 9th Av,
SWEDISH chsmbermsid and lA%urirc,s: wages 500;
- thoroughly competent. best references. S. b..
box ats sun uptown Office, l2"5 Broadway.
WANTED-Infnnt's nurse, Ir '~t"stant, not over ~
be good ncediewioma and hay" PERSONAL ret,ren"es..
Address A. b. C.. Union Club. New York.
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Dwelling aipu, IS for Sale-- Brooklun

EOR sALE-3 HOUSES on HERKIMER ST. re.
4 duced from s7.1u to t5. 300: must be sold; three
story and basement. tin roof and concerted cellar:
brick houses. stone trimmings and stoop: Is rooms
and ~ closets: decorated throughout: in first class
order; 1sx45yls5 feet: desirabls Locations: within
twenty-five minutes Of City Hall. New York. by KINGS
County l. from Utica av. Keys and Information at
S34 Hcrkimcr at.
ENOR SALE-Two.story basementf frame house, ESQ
L Nostrand av.. near De Kalb av.; terms easy.
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o'MEARA i Co.
Patent Attorneys. l75 D...-.....w Wash. D. c..
A MANDATORY FOR SALE!

Ribbed knit underwear mandatory. we'll and
favorably known 10 the trade. Capacity. 200 dozen
a day; owning valuable patents and running full on
profitable orders. Situated in vicinity OF Philadel-
phis- Must be sold TO close estate. Answer
T.. box col Sun office.
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f,rst-Class Nrlp- Nales-9rofe;-
siunal.
ST. Bartholomew
Employment
Bureau.
Men aud women for high.
Grade Mercantile and
Professional positions
of all Kinds.
I'll Fast i2d -. New

4 DNERTlSl%,. MAN.-SCvcn years experience in
~ >o.s-Il, = t'r trrdr journals AMI magazines; has
large a,yHtlUauo" lhrUu h " New England, good
at. writer, Al Il ;horuUGhly Understands duties OF al.
N"r.rlnE man. ~ -fa Inhllc stiun or Nualn".- house,
r,friru'I. i&IIE!r %CF, huN E'2 Hartford, mn,
pAChElDE, university gradHtt". desire. uo.ition
ID a SECRETARY. lIlIuiuus ur afternoons Farther
information address CHARLES MAiNEN. - East
luti ~. New YORK..
EITERARN WORK, especially he preparing
o. lm"no-lAIl-, advertising pamphlets. GiosraEh cs,
mCto4 &C, handled AhIN and cACaIlr b, VII LIS,
box ~ san up,oSn once. I265 broadway.
DRFSSMAN.- An R,lrnuud man. up gu job. Cylln-
l der and web presses: an Al engineer Grauglts.
man and understands line photo en1rayin.. would
like \ change: Competent TO take ChArSe, Address
y. g., care ~ Exchange 81, New HAN en- conn,
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for Sale OF 90 Iet-Cuuntry.
SCHOONHOVEN PARK,

BLACK KOCK HARBOR.
Location unsurpassed anywhere on the Connecticut
shore.
Desirable roomy cottages. directly on the water,
attractivcly furnished. lighted by gas. modern
plumbing, perfect sewerage, and abundant supply
OF good water. Boating. sailing. bathing. fishing. etc.
Black Ro"k on the Sounl-hfty miles from New
York-is ne of the healtniest. bTeeliest spots in
Connecticut. liz near Bridgeport, on the New York.
New Haven .rd Hartford Railroad.
For part. cUl RS apply to W. l.. Miller, Supt., Black
Rock. ChnI.. or A. ". y X l4y
Broadway. " Y.
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Furnished 4suums 4taated.

" ANTED-Pern'anently. by refined young couple,
w two well furni he'd, connecting. sunny rooms
between 9th az. and Lexington, from 24th 81. TO 30th
ST.; must he reasonable, private house; references
1895 Broadway.
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East Side.

OSTH ST. ia EAST Large and small rooms.
~ nicely furnished, with hoard; near Madison 50.
DSTH ST, IlG FAST near Madison Square
10 Handsome large and small rooms; delightful
table board, reasonable.
SiTH ST. 81 EAST.-LarGe sunny room with
III dressing room and hal! room; good board:
reasonable; reference.
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b. bHkGAlN. 20 acres farm, buildings. fruit:
brossS5. very "ay, only 81, 500, ACkERLY. 10
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a trom ". . an arlstOCratic village 20 minutes
isIlts " reT, iGrk, hne building plot of ground.
QQaoODIi.' Or large hotel 'I near a S ssteet 1d5 6est t0S o. coI
oA4ssoN. ASo Palislde Ay.. Jersey City.
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A man. l., desires position at anything;
" ling, reliable. capable ana industrious: can
furnish 4 No. ref renee. Address MM. A. LANE.
y Iotiir St, Brook. H..
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81 Aston Court B~'ld'g-1S West saith St.
hPARTMESTS, bachelor apartments. apartment
n hotels, board, rooms; only high. class accommo-
dations whore references exchanged; everything in:
speCtrd have accurate descriptions.
APARTMENT COMPANY, 1913 Broadway.
NJ ETROPJLTTAN AGENCY. Aston Court, Is West
vi 34th st.-We have a carefully selected list Of
rooms, single and en- suite; housekeeping and bach.
elnr apartuputs,
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FURNISHED Rooms Go xst-aruohlyu.

81 IN wEEKLY-Ha Hal bedroom. with gas and
roc ~. near Nostraud Hy.. Brooklyn.