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N ANlED-BOy in freight steamship Office SAT-
arr slh ucr month. State age and previous
experience II any. ". box i22 shn Office.
W ANTED-Cylindcr and Gordon press feeders
w Z. j. HARDIAM, 2+t Market ST.. Newark n. J.
WANrED-Doube border spring makers.
W +, A. HALL. l2O Baxter st,
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Wednesdays Auction Sales.

BY CHARLES A. BERRIAN
Webster av. W 8. 225 It n 105th st. 25x1oO.7,
Dsestur av. No 272o. $, 225 IT 1o5th st.
ct al; Abel Crook. atty; John Smith. ref.
WiIlis ave. Nos 3s1 and 1913. 143d at. Nos es7
and $50. n ", cor l4;}d at, 5OxiOG. two and one
story frame buildings, Nos 637 md $50. two
AGAINST Catherine H KeeloSs ct " al stephem e
ManISshall. ref Partition; sub to taxes. &c.
252;, cor s0th St ,e6x125. three eight story
Comprny against john Westerve et al same
against West End Apartment House ct al ;
Ss A To
mortgage. $4,000. and taxcs, &c, $3.50.
Sd st. No. F % F and g. of Wooster
to 81 fs 9 to @ 81 aip braP
a. Bpauiding ct al: John H. V, Arnold. att tor9
ney Francis B. Delehunty referee. Amount
due S1 ~ 81 subject to mortgage $4,000 and
18th ST. st.. No. 55e s s. 4o91l of 10th ave,
25xaan. tiye;stoPry brick tenement Mutual
attorney, Francis 3. Delehunty. referee.
t Amount due sl3'5o7' subject to taxes etc.
a33t6 e. Ne 5ss 524I1 t # o. 10th ayy.
referee, Amount due, S13,6O9 subject to
taxes, etc. S54694
1880 ST. Nos 237 and $50. n s. 400 # W Of It'll
ave, 5Oxe9 IL. two ye-story brick flats. Globe
Realty Co against Stanley NJ Holden ct al:
Dudley s Hardt, attorney; Moses J Sneu-
daira. referee Amount due. Sab; subject
to mortgage $1,000. and taxes. etc.
BY u. PHOENIX ISGRAuAM X co.
10th st. No 976. s. 1863 IL W Clinton ave,
l9Sx95, two'story franc dwelling: Samuel
" Weiss rs trustee. etc. aGt Henry Schoppe
Ell al; Jonas + Mann. atty: VIM j A Mcklr.
ref Amt due. $2,l35: sub to taxes. etc,
Sll8N5.
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Brook av. 3, 1l2.0 Wendovcr av. 4OOxeOo;
Carmine CipuanO vs. Peter Bastable 81 al. Tic
White Plains Road, q X. 40 18th at: 4ixlu5;
Robt + SeitIert vs. Mary OConnell 81 al. 43C
River Iron works VS. lily S DetrIi. k. .,., /, o5c
12Hth II. 80 and az e: Conuver Fireplace
Mfg Co Va Katherine Van Vain ct a.. ...... 2SS
Fulton av. W 8, 1855 s lIith -: l2jX reg .
VI Smallhe Ser vs. Morris Ma ks ......... 2ot
vrrEide Drive. cor lOGth st: SCmon
BacEe X Co VS. y VI Stewart ct al ......... lp7
Elton av. W s, lIO 1GOth at; -OxlOr: Max
Newman We Pstty Souard Walker
Realty 60 81 aI..........-...... ........,,.. 21I
9th av. = @ cor nth st; 25xloo; Reukauf
sons& O. VS. Julia Drought ,,...'......... 1 ,36c
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Satisfied Liens.


Co vs. Raymond Ningiprova list It, SIS,
IS Park nv, SOS. .,.;::...........:,..,..
Levy n Cans VS. Ernest Wctterer; West End
ay and dsth st, = W cor: 1879.
Selden Cypress Door Co va same; same
prop: 1899. .......,......,.. ...............
Fllendcr Rosa, va same: same prop: lsag.
Vaughan. VIM W. VS. same; same prop: lSpa
Ea lie Artificial Stone Co vs. same; same:
1879. ............ ........ observation-disclosures.
white, Van Claim 4 90 VS. same; same prop;
lS'f'. '.......
Houlahan, Michael. VS. Jos G Stevens;
Briggs ave. VS.. MA n Travers st: 1892.
Reynolds. Chester f, W. Emil Green; 1I7th
st, n 3. 10 O 9Th ay: 1899. Observation-Disclosures.
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Plans Filed for New Building.

10th st.. II q, $50 I'd av Ave story and
basement; Caisling Bros, owner;
Bernstein, architect; coSt................. 10000
GARFIELD 81, 100 Jackson av: two story
dwelling: Michael EnZsl owner: A An
derson, architect; cost. 1850
LIST av, and 18th II; II e cor: six two-story fats
and stores; Robinson, owner; GF
Pelh am, architect; cost: ,.........,.,.. $1,000
G2ud st. 34o-35O e; i've six story Hats and
stores; GoodStein, owner, sass K Small
Ieiser architects: cost -. 10000
70tI st, +, $50 o av \; four Ave story tene-
ments; A GOrsch, owner; O TAFT,
architect: cost ca 600
10th at, l27 f Improvement to dwelling:W
ARCHITECTS: cost. ....,.' 1900
42d ST and Lexington Av; improvement to
Stewart architect: cost ,..,.......,'.'. $50
18th st, = T.: improvement to dwelling and
store; Sarah Paddock. owner; II
Ficken. architect; cost observation-disclosures. $50
Av A. 1921: improvements to dwelling and
teot cost 1900
Commerce st, 2--24; improvement to store;
tect cost .',.............''.,...'.. $50
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Private Sales.

Jesse C. Bennett & Company have sold for
Gilmore Clark to p. c. Ceders the three story
dwelling. IRRESPONSIBLE. No 215 West Eighty
fourth street.
Myer Helman has sold to Mr. Cookery the
fat 5Ox1OO. on Ninety-e eight street. 200 feet
east OF Second avenue.
Post & Reese have sold two lots on the south
side Of Ninety-ninth street. 125 feet east OF
Fifth avenue.
r, J. Blake has sold the two five-story fats.
Nos. bQ4iand 6O6 Lenox avenue. 49.1lx75. for
about SYO, 900,
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Monroe nv, So, 255.2 W Market ut. 2a.1ox
nn2xao. i1+n.5; Simon Jacobs TO Rachel
Hudson ST, i35 near Beach IT. 2s.t,xisOix
2S.4Ei3O2; Chas p Curtis ct al, trustees,
to LYMAN and Henry Sonn. ........:.,.. 100
Krreg; Alice Woolt ct al to samuel woolf
Lexington ay, es, ioob sd st. % 4 100;
Alice woolf ct a to samuel woolf ct al /
same property, hcncccS and Morris Stone
179th st. II. 5. 275 Bronx Park az. 25xioo;
Charles knauf TO Jacob and c .rone -
18th st. $ s. ibo W 18th ay, G,ixv2 Frederic Ii "'''
.Condert. trustee. to Edward Jsnsen....,. 10000
Frank Gas. to John s,huessier. ;.,...,, omitted
sstn * lal ", 18xloos Louis Stern to
oSth 4 AZ v, ar.Jxiooi..s; Bertha l. asci
:, to Thomas Allen Observation-Disclosures. l
H S Az n " cor 2ci,th st. 4i.sx,Go! AnnOs
Hull ev, W 8, "a 2ost6 st, sisyi6n; Anna i'1'o
Nordstrom. eItrx. to Emma W.
145th st. sse W, isxp6.ii, 10 part Ella ''-''
Cherry to Marat Cherry ,............. .vslconsid
Same property. 10 part; same to Monica
Cherry. val consid
G Baum 70 John L. Geriach. ......,.....,.. nom
Michael Moss to Alex j Weddick' .-.,s..,e' 100
Ne m' and SnS @f Rn ssts wd
FSsd Baes 70 Mary Toon%S l,, $50 nom
rim st. t05 q. 25x 02.2; Louis Rollwagen
72G st. aa7 and s2U G. ioi io2.a; David nom
p FSSidman and snc TO Louis p Rolwagen nom
els Al plcGate to Clarence Trie........ 100
10th st, i1s. sS. POOL W Columbus av,
} Sos II = 2: Riverside Building Co to Les 80
w,llett st, So vs.; ,26.ioo; David perman
willctt at, 81 and 81. 5oxloo; same to
Helene schancupp, '.........,..,..',.. 100
hh hnn sv NSrd ss 3nsth st. tsSI9o;
l,gb
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Ward. walworth to Annie Robe. No 5w
Same. to Annie NJ Robe and Others. ex. ''''>
=. ecntors Nc, SANE property: yrs. ....t... $4,000
Same to August oppenheimer, same pop.
Gensch; Elizabeth to Louis Riemenslhne: 'o,,
Elder rancc! to VIM f Me1r "a so'
m map In sisth Park farm of Peter Valentine
schnesslsr. John, to Frank Class; 9TH st, SO w
Keller Jacob. /" Charles Knarf' lot no. I'd 'o'
map Nell estate. Path ward. insals.... 1l5C
Jansen, Edward. t" Frederick II. Coud-rt,
trustee, etc. TX ST. 80 100 9Th nv, yr 40 oot
wetterer, Ernest, and Cath q Pierce. to Har
reu Johnson ct al. West Ind av.s cor
Same to Henry Denton. same properly, '>
wrihrr. Lorcnz. r j. Jr to St. LIKES Hos. ''''>
,pitAl. 400 en- cor sist, 3 yrs.......,.. $4,000
- n2i ard ~. saloon lease. dcna''d. ,,..;,' 2.5oc
C!rolh Andrea. to Bernhrimer Schnid.
Bernstein Rachel and Ida L. Iiorion to
simon Jacobs, rs and @o1s Monroe st. in.
Hanlon Michael to Mary r. Reed. iii st. ''-'
s,o i%s sc Az D. 10 Hf 5noE Rn,.r nra,i 75'
w"itich, George 70 w,lfrrd wiles. luoth iOoo'
st. :; 37o v Elton nv; installs ,...... $500
Central Park. WIS W cor lohth St yrs 45ooC
lo5th 81. WIS So 600
Arms NV, II cor Wcstrhester aN, wi.
dened: aiso st Annsay, VS., lb7 Ii West.
Franz. Louis AND Joseph Brass to Pncus ''0''
Lpwrnfrld and anp. go and 2Id Madison
st VI. 10000
Hill. Mary and Margaret A. to Thomas
O'Bnen, Union nv, II co . st. ? yrs. 400
Bcstwick L,sba NJ, to Riverside Building
G lis. " 10Th st. y yrs .......-.....,,7 1000
VS. 4a4.0s l@Hth st, yr.:,.,.,.,..' ...,,, l,bo,
RollwHgen. Louis p. TO David FeldmGn and
David Klci :. a.a and ,I23 I'D st, 8 YRS Sol:
SJonheln"r Theodore. TO Edward Prince,
mo. ....., .,.' ,,,',' Loo
Wick Andrew II Edward VI NELL and ano
e4ois Sc lot ~. map Nell estate. 2ith
Ward: 3 yrs. $2s-
WeddrS. Alexander J. to Nit h acl Moss,
2Oist st. II ., Gai = G Marion az. yrs. zoo
Adec. Louise Il. ana Chas T to Clara A A iec
contains as.diG.I 800 acres; 3 ~ 5000
Dolicr. Emma L. ct al. to Title Guarantee
I51tn si yr. 80, ..., 1000
ROscnheimer. Louisa, to The Equitable
W It'll av; yrs '........., 10000
Assignments of Mortgages.
Railny. Fred to Daniel z Scyhnl Il hnC
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(ERMlN COOK AND LAUNDRESs- Sagos So
l.. SEELI, $40 Nth ay
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Tyte, Isabel B. II Ellen insolvency, Sd av,
Freedman. Joseph. u Jonas LIGHT. Monroe
at 25b, store, l yr......................
Buchanan, James. to Salvatore Attardo.
Stanton st. -, store yr 4 mos ..,......
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agents it'anted.
Situations afantrd-. Nalrs.

A BRIGHT BOY, willing aad obl!gtng. would like
~ roHtluu in office has Lad some experience;
good reference, Address {. Ii. HAM. 100 West
l32d st.
RISDERY Practical man Orllre to take charge
- y, airs blank book uGsnrs- Ckpr rlrnCr. wishes
rituAt on III or out OF town. Address. b.. Box I64,
SvE ONCE.
'hrF, rriilile IN al brmcheE hot lis or stats
Institut OnE, also sln.t Irlum bert references
Address By letter 4. ". u. 30 itlI av.
| AW STUDENT desires connection large office,
IL without SALARY. ambitious industrious. honaaAi
references: SAATON, l2l NaNerley place.
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w ASTED-Expercnccd hands improvers, aigrette
~, nc ust m1kers: learners paid: fancy fsItho.s
klMMEkLES DAWES, 1927 Broadway.
WANrED.-2un Girls. Apply Tuesday, Sept g. al
llecker Mills, LOB Cnerry st. y. u
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.
THE KENSINGTON.

II. A. & W. F. BANG. Proprictors
OPEN JUNE .4TH To OCTOBER 1ST.
SPECIAL RATES FOR SEPTEMBER.
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(,OOK AND LAUNDRFSS to go to Riverlalc. n. Y;
- small tomily; wages $50; refer ,ncus. MRS. l..
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Assignments of Mortgages.
Bailey, Fred to Daniel f Seyhol. .............
Jacob s, Simon to Isaac Cohen................


11sth at. SIS. 1Goc 9Th az. 5o11oo11; G NJ Rosen
thall ~ Isaac Stone ct al; attys. l. X Frdnan.
yStu 81, II no @ Sd av, .hNluO.ll; lamb Suy
dam and auo. trustees vs. Esther A Wheaton ct al
Ettys. Quackenbush Il W.
Lot II. map Of Clarcmont I15 X irreg Path ward
Vim Boyd " Go rrr Hall 1T al: atty. I Murtha
Madison St, 11": Lille Cohen VS. Albert Cappell
ct all attys, simpson ".
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domestic SERVANTS at'an.ed.

CHAMBERMA1Ds 500; cooks, 500 to sroi lSun.
y dresses Mattresses. nurses. French German aud
English ladies mrids. 40 cooks who wash and iron.
20 laundrrgses who ito ChambIrwOrk, ~ kitchen.
maid, swedish cooks buffers. secon and third
men. Mrs. l.. SEEAY, Hs W, I'D st. SerNantS' On.
trance 3h2 ~ aN: telephone call, lSll-lSth at.
COMPETENT CIAMBERMAID to assist in
~ kitchen; wages SlS; ais 4 hrHt-clnss waitress
WAGES $50, Tor family one hour from New lorS;
references MRS. l.. SEElY So G;h av.
EoNpET GNr SWEDISH COoX-wag1s S35; also a
- hrst clnss Swel sh laun ress. S2b; four In fem
lily; best references required Mrs. l.. SEELY, 80:
6tn
COMPETENT COOK to ~ to Oyster Bay, l.. L;
~ wages SO; best references required MR. l..
SEELI, $50 18th Hv
(,oOK AND LAUNDRFss to go to Riverlalc N. Y;
~ small tnmily; wages $50; refer, nces. Mrs. l..
SEELY, 81. 18th az.
(rHAMBERAIAID AND wAITRESS-wa sls; ref
" e!rnces icquirtd RYE, n Y
(,ERMlN COOK AND LAUNDRESs- sagos So
~ miiht be competent and havu references. MRS.
l.. SEELl. 3I2 18th ay.
X ITCHENMAID to go to Southa mpt IN, Newport.
N Mamar,neck. Morris Plains Tenahv. &c.; good
wages; references required MRS. l.. SEELY. az
nth av.
PROTESTANT CHAMBERMA AID Wages $50; must
20 6ist'class and have good references.
MRS. l.. SEELY. $50 18th av.
'IHOROvGHLY COMPETE ST COOK wages s?5
Il FOR u family in Newp rt, II. l. references re-
CURED. MRS. l.. SEELI 80 9TH av.
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Above IIth st.

situated in the choicest and most convenient
section in the West side.
Apartments OF seven and eight rooms and
bath; hardwood cabinet trim and artistic
decorations; electric light, steam heat. hot
water. elevator, hall service. buffers pantry.
porcelain tubs and sink in kitchen. gas ranges.
servants toilet, tiled bathroom. and the latest
anu most improved water filters for each
apartment. Apply Superintendent. on
premises. or the owner.
LANES NJ BELL u Mnrrnn ST
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SANITARY APARTMENTS.

OU 10 D' W T.NI H"IH NIIkTEI.
SIX rooms and bath. hardwood: enamel baths;
sanitary plumbIng: luc.ly decorated; hot water
supply; with az without steam heat. Attractive for
small families
II. g. COCHEC.
II Broadway % West DSth St.
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Srlrrt Beard.

Fast Side.
IA, celleIt board; special terms for season; cent?.
MADISON Av., S7.-Boarders wanted; large and
w small rooms; steam heated; open plumbing;
centrally located. transients.
MADISON AN.. 1881 Handsome parlor suite;
wi three rooms; other rooms suite separate;
fashionable nelghhnrhood
~, lent board. special terms for season. central.
West SIDE.
- vicinity Washington square at not over 81
private family preferred
sri DENT 100 waverley place.
9TH ST. 10 WEST-Desi?ablo rooms superior
- board. in refined hUme table boarl; refer
ences.
tTn ST, 237 WEST Large and small rooms:
4 nicely furnished, eI client board; moderate;
transients 81 day.
IH1H, 83 and a.. wEsT.-Newly furnished hand.
W some suites, single rooms; board. Special
rates for families.
=TH, ~. 81, 90 wEST.-Handsome rooms. in
floors. suites, or single: good table, transents,
reasonable.
s)OTH. 40 wcst.-Newly furnished house, three
~ very large double rooms with excellent board.
)s)D ST. 2I5 WEST - Desirable rooms; refined
Ii well kept French boarding house; modern
convenences: Partisan cooking
-HTn ST, 23H WEST. -DeSiraD be accommod ions:
~ fall aud winter rooms; suite or single; upper
dining room; convenient neiEhborhood; cars.
OSTH ST.. 66 wEST-Handsome rooms en- suite or
CO Hingly. with or without private baths; table
uneAcelled; references.
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me Inverness.

9TH STREET AND 7TH AVENUE,
Unfurnisbcd apartments Of !. :. and rooms and
bath. Iatclior throughout practically renewed, an
clud NJ open plumO.ig cicrtr.c Light &c.
APPLY 10
HORACE >. Ely & co.,
81 CEDAR STREET - WEST 3OTH STREET.
Or superintendent an premises.
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HPEN.-i32 In 'e' AMI ay.. only two bio. lis from
" main "nir ."c" to Prospect Park: new house
decorLt Il, all latu,t improvements: proc, S".auu
taxes AID. 4. IEAC.. y son, $50 tlttbush ay,
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Brooklyn.

PINEAPPLE ST. 90. Heights. near bridge pleas
ant ro ms; sanitary plumbing; every conren.
fence; references.
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St. Nicholas Hotel,
LAKE MOHEGAN, NY.

Beautifully located, no malaria; mosquitoes
good fishing boetin. Fine drives Special rates for
September aud October. For circulars address
FRANK FRYE. Proprietor.
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(IoNENNMENT POSITIONS.--DoI't prepare for
" any evil service or census examination without
seenG on catalogue OF Information. Sent free
COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE
Washington. ID. c.
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FURNISHED Rocms s apartments to Irt
Enst side.

East Side.
(IRAMERCY PARK. 23-Large rooms with private
" bath; ais" desirable single rooms; for gentle
men only; references.
ITNioN SQUARE, ~ facing park .-Eiegant rooms,
Z large and small, In pr vste family; every con
Venienre; moderate.
7 LIVINGSTON PLACE, 10 sTuYvFsANT PARK.
H opposite 81. George Church, near 18th st.-Nery
desirable furnished rooms.
MADISON Av.. I2o-Handsome suites aud single
4l rooms: with or without private baths; breakfast
oItiOnal references
Eth Az, G4.-Hands ONE large and small rooms to
- gentlemen bprcctaing reincd home and elegant
sur. Iund nGs.
10TH ST. 40 EAST Physicians once furnished.
~ consiStin- parlors; also ether desirable
rooms for gentlemen.
10TH ST. i2o EAsT.-La~gc, handsome tack par.
other desirable rooms.
OQTH 81. ~ EAsT-Rooms en- suite or single; pri-
~ waite baths: breakfast optional; central; peas
ant situation: references.
West side.
A -a2D ST., 20 WEST Beautifully furnished
trio light, telephone.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with private
II bath Renlemeii; references. 100 West 44th 81.
q WEST dsth er..ChOcc apartments; may be
ises
10TH ST.. AZ ELECTROMAGNETIC furnished
- large aud small rooms suitab bio for gentlemen;
references exchanged.
Eth ST, - WEST tnear 5th ave -Desraile
~ large and small rooms; house AMI attendance
un 'Nceled.
ISTH ST., IS WEST Lirgc second floor rooms;
40 modern improvements. hath adjoining; refer
0OTHsT.. ~ wEST-Furnished rooms; gentlemen
~ only; hnc large rooms.
81 ST ST, IL WEST. Pleasant, large and small
- L rooms: permanent or transient; Southerntrs
ana Caladians accom- modateh.
DIST ST, ~ VET Elegantly furnished. large
adjoining bathroom: II ferenc,s
1IS ST ST, 1872 wESr-Furn shed room for gen.
= ueneu only: references required.
= ~, ?2i WEST. hall bedroom. suitable for gen.
- tleman. Ring tlnrd bell.
2.)D ST, - WEST tie tantly furnished front par
- lUr and reception room ptf to let to physicians
ladies' club. or any lgnt has hess: near Waldorf
O0D ST, 100 WEST. Elegant second floor. en-
cc suite or singly; also hall room: parlor dining
room.
Q7TH ST. and Central Para West-Tbe Cornell.
80 Rooms sinrly or en- suite; meals uptionhl
peimaueut or TRANSIENT; parlo: suite suitable for
physician or dentist
1DkTH ST, 80 wESr.-To Let. Gentleman pre-.
~ fcrled.
BroOklyn.
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10TH ST, between 4th av. and Irwin: pl., T.
~ storS. 21it. dwtllin-. no" being pnt i'll COM
plete order $1,000.
I tIkTH ST .5lS WE iT-Chrap; easy terms; ready
L ~ To occupy; American basement dwelling.
Always
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t'NGI!SH SECOND AND THIRD MEN; six feeS
- tall goDi wages reference. require d
MRS. l.. SEELY So 9TH ay
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at'antrd-3ttales.

A A.-WANTED oxrsrirnced cloak and suit cut
- 'ers. D. &. SiRAfION CO. I aud - Waverly
Place Mercer 81. entrance.
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w ANIElD-Chri 'tian woman I, qualify for nor.
w mshe 1t q ii m: salary $500 + icluse ,lf.ad-
dressed stamped en'clope to DIREC FOR 100 Up.
town Sun office 1876 Br jadwav.
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CHAMBERMAID AND wAITRESS--wa s1s; rc (
" ernces required; Rye y ,
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bright experienced stock boy in tho milIiner
~ line. Apply with references. G7G broadway
The age-herald., 1899-01-22
Comparison

From the Washington Star.
 .'It takes country boys to make soldiers,' said the grizzed old man who had serapeo his feet on the bricks outside the lunch room with great care before he entered lt takes boys that's been used to work as long as the sun'll shine, and well into the night if the moon happens to be full.'
 "I've heard that" remarked the man who was neat in dress and nervous of manner "But I have my doubts"
 "It's true. Look at the discipline coun- try boy gets He's out in all sorts of weather and he gets his muscles as nara as iron. He has endurance.
 "Yes. He builds up splendid constltu- tion But he has no means of inuring him. self against the perils which surround an army"
 "That's the point I was just trying to make He puts fresh air into his lungs ana good plain food into his stomach and makes himself a set of muscles that pay no more attention to A heavy load than the hywheel of an engine pays to speck Of dust on us rim"
 '.The country boy is good and strong, I'll admit But he hasn't had any practice Tn digesting things that call on mans stom- ach to stand up and do it's duty with all It's might. He doesn't rush away from ms work and drink pint of coffee and swallow a chunk of any kind of pie that happens to be left every day at noon. He doesn't ride on the back of a street car. with snow wa ter dripping down inside his coat collar, nor stay up half the night going to theaters and parties. He doesn't eat ice cream and drink strong coffee at midnight and then start in for a days work the next morning as II nothing had happened. Your boy may beat ours for natural strength, but l tell you, we've got the seasoning"
 And the other said he guessed that taking the matter and averaging things up would explain why they were pretty much to be depended on, no matter where they came from. \