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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
GIRL FATALLY BURNED.
Dress of Little Child Formerly of
Milwaukee Catches Fire and
She Dies from Injuries.

Marinctte. Wis, Nov. IL Special. J.
The 12-year-old daughter Of Pole named
Slavinski, living near Criyitz, was burned
near Il bonfire when her dress caught the
flames. She ran screaming and before
7, scued was fatally burned The chill
dron with her burned their hands ANA
arms IL trying Ia rescue her Her par
ents lately moved there from Milwaukee,.
La Crosse, Wis. Nov. ~ Special +
Clara Huff. society favoritc Of this
city. was seriously burned by gasoline at
her home in this city last night. Her
condition is urrCari0uS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
IMPROVE WATERWAYS.
Governor Appoints Delegates to the
Convention at Memphis.
Tenn.

Madison. Wis, Nov. I'll Special. !
Gov. Scoticld today appointed the fol
lowing delegates to the convention on III"
Improvement of the Western waterways,
to be- held in Memphis, Tenn, Noyrm-
her II and II: +. +. Bacon. Milwau-
kee; William Fitzgerald Jr MiWauhCc;
Thomas, West Superior: Col. Fred Cope
land. La Crosse: Otis w. Johnson. Iia-
cine; :. :. Fiicd, Ashland: \. G. Merry
man, Marinettc; .. y. Ellis. Ocontn;
William ID. Merrill. Prairi" In Chicu;
Capt. Henry Hart, Green Bay: Thomas
Mcneil. Shcboygan; John Schuottc,
ManituWoc
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A GREAT TIMBER
DEAL Is CLOSED.
rrecsrick Weyerhauser Secures
1000 Acres of Land on thu
PaC fiC Coast

Ashland. Wis. Nov. 1.-Frederick
WeyerhauSer of Chippewa Falls. H.,
greatest lumberman in Wisconsin and
Minnesota, is just closing another deal.
which more than climchcS his title as the
most extensive manipulation III lumber
and logs i'll the world. His latest deal is
the purchase of 1000 acres of timber land
from the Northern Pacific company.
This timber is located on the raciiir
coast. The price paid for this timber l.
S6,0U0,000. This is the greatest timber
deal ever closed hy single individual in
the history of the numbering and logging
industry.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
VIRCI MIA.

Legislature which will choose successor
to United States Senator Martin. No state
officers.
Richmond, Va. Nov THE indica-
tions are that the elections in Virginia
went overwhelmingly Democratic. In
the m0stly-c0ntested senatorial district -
Wight, Southampton and Nansemond-
the Independent candidate Is elected.
The vote was generally light.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
BUSY vi an.

ZONES was Just entering ! restaurant
whom he met his old friend Brown COM
sa- ont ! was the nrst time they had
seen each other for several weeks.
Hello, old fellow. exclaimed Jones;
bows husiue>s:"
Good. replied Brown. Never was
better, Keeps me in rush all the time.
~ time Ia sleep and am even behind
y lay meals. That was the day before
Yesterdays lunch | just finished. y"
JoeuaL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
CAPT. MGRATH
SERIOUSLY ILL.
His Family at Eau Claire Rec Give
Word from Manila as 20
His Condition.
Fan Claira \Nic \,,- I

Eau Claire, Wis. Nov. IL Special. !
Capt. McGrath is dangerously i'll mt Ma
Mia. \ cablegram was received hy his
family here this morning which states
that he is i'll Il very serious condition.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11

London, Nov. 1T is announced in a
cable dispatch from Cape Town, dated
Sunday, November >, morning, that the
British have been victorious in an en-
gagement at Ladysmith and that the
Boer loss was very heavy, including 2OO0
prisoners.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
Colenso Intact Sunday.
Moddcr River Bridge Destroyed.

Cape Town, Sunday, 3:15 p. m.-Ad-
vices from the Orange river say it is re-
ported that the Beers have destroyed one
of the piers of the Modder river bridge
and there are rum0rS. cmanating from
Hope Town, that an attack will be made
ON the Orange river camp.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11

Green Bay. Wis. Nov. G.-Whrn the
National committee Of the Prohibition
party meets iu Chicago Decemb,- Is,
Samuel -. Hastings, ST.. Of ;lis -tty
viii resign as rational secretary after
>trVIv, OF ten years,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
= ENNSYlv MA.

state Ireasprer-James +. Barrett Rep. 4,
-yissfsr; r. Greasy Dem. John NJ. Caid
wei. Pro JuStus Watkins. Peoples. jas
r}... sf the Supreme CouTt-J. Hay Brown.
yFsi- : l.. Me~trezat. Dem. Acib Ricketts,,
Ira.. John II. - Stevenson. Peoples. Also
ii.,l.,e of the superior court.
Pitrsburg. Pa. November :. lS99.-
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is REPORTED KILLED.
Oshkosh Soldier Said to Have Been
Shot Ma, Ia

Oshkosh. Wis. NOV. Emil g.
Lentz. a Young man who enlisted in the
army from here last Juno and went 10
the Philippines. is reported TO nave been
killed III Il recent engagement near Ma
nila
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
SOUTH DAKOTA.

JUNIIVtN ISUFItIIIt Z NUUII-IvITII ON 'DTSJII.
Howard G. Fuller and Dick Haney, Reps;
Edmund Smith, {. u. Kennedy and Julian
Bennett, FuS.
Leader. Ren.. estimates the Rrpuhli9an
majority of Sioux Falls AT 200 Last
year, on governor, Republican majority
is.
Sioux Falls. S. D., Nov. City of
Sioux Falls complete gives Republican
majority of 25S; net Republican gain.
1a5.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
Sa mill Moved.

Tony. Wis. Nov IL Special. The
Mississippi Logging company have
moved their sawmill from Strickland IL
Hawkins where saving will commence in
the spring.
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VI

10 y. m.-1hlrty-siX districts i'll Pitts
burg show net gain for Barnett. Rep,
Of 2SS over the vote cast for Beacon.
present state treasurer. The county
will give Barnett $4,000 plura ity.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
JOINS THE MORMONS.

Two Fond du Lac Families Become
Latter Day Saints.
Fond IA Lac. Wis \ov. = Special.
H. L. klei> and Charles Roller and
families. al Mormon converts. will leave
this week for Colorado aud Idaho. re
spectivcly - take up their residence in
I'm NInrnlnm communities
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11

Tommy-"Pa. is the baby CRYING be-
cause he hasn't any teeth: Father
No, my son; hes CRYING because he's
going 10 have some. Puck,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
Little Girl Dies.

Racine. Wis. Nov. 7.-Lottic IL,"heHk,
aged 6 yearS. who was rum down by a
Belle City street car Yesterday, died last
night.
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THE REPORTS CONFLICT.
Story Of Great British Victory at
La3ysmith Refuted.
WAS NO FIGHTING.
Burghers Closing in on Kimberley
Reinforce ements Arrive from
Mafeking.

London, Nov. An official dispatch
from Ladysmith dated Monday, Novem-
Der 6, says: There has been cessation
of hostilities since Friday Only one
Kafiir was killed by the Boer lombard
'Ient. The total British loss was eight
killed, including Capt. Knapp and Lieut..
Brabant, and twenty wounded in Thurs
days and Fridays engagements. The
town is well provisioned and is believed
to be entirely safe
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11

a wedding invitation in Cairo cx-
tends for three days There is fcas;inc
during All the time and the house and
street are literally decorated with lays
and lanterns.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
GETS St42O DAMAGES.
Miss Alice McCatTery of Beaver Dan,
Mins Hr- Case.

Wins Her Case.
Fond du Lac, Wis. Nov. Il Special.
Miss Alice McCatlery OF Beaver Dam.
who was injured 10y the ovcrtuvnin2 cf Il
'hus owned by Philip Staab OF Beay""
Dam. was awarded damages III the SUM
If 81 i2O h.. Il jury in the county con",
last evening Miss McCaifcry. with -
number of other young women. WAS un
her way To Columbus 10 Il social AS "
result uf her injuries she i Il cripple for
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11
CORPORATIONS
ARE ASSESSED.
Work Of the Wisconsin Commission
Under the Whitehead Lawi Is
Nearly Completed.

Madison. Wis, Nov. 6.-The state tax
| commission has almost completed its
work of assessing the property of ex-
press, sleeping car, freight line and equip
ment companies doing business in the
state, the companies all to be taxed il
accordance with the Whitehead bill
passed by the last Legislature, and the
task has been Il big one. as it is the first
time the companies have been taxed.
| Unlike railroad companies. they are not
taxed on gross receipts, so it was neces-
sary to ascertain the number of miles
over which business was done and value
of each to compute the tax. Treasurer
Davidson, Tax Commissioner Griffin and
Attorney-General Hicks have investi-
gated the workings of such laws in Ohio
and Indiana and have had many hear
ings from companies. SO far results are
as follows
Pullman's Palace Car Company
Number of miles of track used iii
this state OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.1p3
| Value of property In Wisconsin
subject to taxation. .......... $40, 121 A.
Amount Of tax. aX.................. 1868 IS
Wagner Palace Car Company
Miles of track. .........-..-.... 1.5iI.S
Value of property subject to tax
alton ....-..-....-...-...S SlSH. s36o
Total tax NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50. 20
Number of miles over which com
pany did business. ............ 81
Value subject TO taN............ 81, ,I931S
Tax ..... .......-...... 16 %
American Express Company and National
Express Company
Miles over which business was
done .......... ................ Bib. 80
Value per mile .........--.... S:}609
Properly value subject to taxa
tion ..... Observation-Disclosures. HOSTILE
Tax ......... -.........-........ :i.20t. II
United States Express Company
Miles over which business
done ..... Observation-Disclosures. 2O4514
Value per mile. e.............-..-- S40.S6
Property subject to taX......... 81. .61 .US
Tax ..... ........ ............... 22.:i5o,. -
Western Express Company
Miles ..... ................ ssh
Value per mile ................. S27.41
Property subject to taX......... 1O.474.3t
Tax ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 29i 81
Swift Refrigerator Transportation Co
Miles of lire III state........ 3270
Value per mile .............. $500
Property value subject to taxa
ton. .......... ............ -. 1850 90
Tax ........ ....................- 4Go.29
Western Refrigerator lire
Western Refrigerator Transit Company
Tax ............ .....-.......... GJ.15
Cudahy Refrigerator
Tax ......... ............... 500
Union Refrigerator Transit Company
Tax ......... ................ 1t4 50
American Refrigerator Transit Company
Tax ......... ................... :,51 %
Cudahy milwaukee, Refrigerator line
Tax ....... ..............,....... iJ.o6
The total taxes to be received are so
far unknown.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-11

denmark claims than there i not a
>ihSir grown person in her domain who
cannot reed and write.
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a so,,ars incrs ase In this

o.-rwo hundred thousand dollars inc'' "'' "
disirietf am thankful for that BIT of inro.n n,,r
, ,rou, YOU And that Is based en.irey, y,opmttion on
tudgmentY Ayes, sir; on my The real estate
and knowledge which have IN 'he "'
business for years past .-,.,, ,o ret at these
0-You have to do measuring " ~"
values? A.-Only Of the houses ,,o.s are I'M size
A%The map shows that - .so ,ransp A.rThe
% You have TO figure by the n,np, ps,r
mans are supposed TO be correct, the fRu ring?
ma i'51pWith a map before you. you 90 '''e "e
A01fY, Yo, have 10 determine how much & o, ~ ~ the
Q.S hT n house? A.-The dinensio"s vi W.
mouse tells you how deep the mouse h, norton of the
0%You have to determine wnsst ws po'"'
,ot is huilt on? A-Not necessarily ,ror.ant eIe-
ioe q " Dent YOU think that Is an i'ni"'
mn n man has a house for7y Iee' ,1at is one
n he has a house forty feet ueep' '''
thlng' -, I, no has n house thirty feet neep' "'"'
,.C(notber thing? Ayes, sir. -. - ,,.o five feet
10 a no vou include this ten feet V b 10, covered
difference in Your calculations? A-nes, s., ot
by the .ou ,uoo 20 Calculate all that Wesvk horse
and we estimate how much OF '"e '''
is on. ~ ,,ocea did you estimate there! !!
Al could not tell you .,u,sond9 Al told you
O About how many '"o"'
ae9u' ae%u Fei,nerNDo Fiar, you want Mr. Vogei'
Mr MossY MNoo;s,snercYou only want him minute on
twW3 two Moss-oh. yes. Mr. VogeL whfre Is 'A'
V9%ge'f V%r fre,tner-Mr vogel come here ', .on Ars,
Mr. Moss-Mr. Trainor, VIII pu'u pnuad Cd "
IN Cbairman-Mr. Trainor IS d eaaedd Ar T.ra,nor
Inc EEaIatner~Neyer mind Mr.. Nogei' MT ira'"''
Is sTbn Saen Sbarman-Mr Trainor will take 'he S'a"'
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o..ory for me 20 answer.

think n IL necessary for me 10 answer
The Chairmsn-Just read that aues"o" ~ "0
witness more. . p,,h,ra
60. ,,a,,,,droIIv or as chairman OF tho conn
mitteeT' . .,oa "a
understand. unqualihedly, that you dia not s''e
check TO Richard Croker. do uhue'S'""N '
correctly? ,,,s mo The
nost,on was. Did YOU at the time OF your IN
crease OF salary or about that time ara" ~
70 Richard Croker? said thought u WAS d"
improper question, but did not.
Mr. Wllson-Now. we are ASKING '''
did IL? ,.o,er oues
The Witness-I think that is an improper q"eS'
t!on. A.. ..o,, to nm
swer the question. ,.,,,o ,o
The Wltness-I think, az a Citizen l ueo'''e ~
answer ,,,zor Won
The Chairman-WeH you are no'
are a public official .,o ,h.,
rna Wtness-I will answer any question 'ha'
nertains TO my public and official duties.
The Chairman-The COMMITTEES l'n'Ns - -,
under your employment as an Official III d "eP"''
ment in the city government -, 49, s
rbo Uitness-I think that an ohcial mas a.
many rights as a private individual IL mere 's
onv charge against me l am willing 10 "''s"ef
the chorge. There is charge against me-
STILL REFUSES TO ANSWER.
,-. c,o,.,,o,- yo don't care to get your views
os 90 vour rights as a citizen: 1t Is for the cum
roittee TO pass upon the relevancy OF the a" a,
Mr. Moss-Perhaps the witness does ho'
s,and that the committee is directed TO hqu'Ie o'
only into the offices and officers, but the ii""s
controlling them .,,oh ,b,s
The Cha,rman-The resolution under which TINS
.r,,,oo ia holding its sessions directs US 10 IN
,-o oroonr other things into the influences az
foct,np and controlling and relating 10 inc 'a,'
GUS departments Of the city goVeriiiiie"' ""N
omc,als and employees therein Under that part
OF the resolution we think TINS Is u 'i"'o ,.e ~ :
,,on 70 be answered by you you being city e"i-
ploye. A., ouest,on
The witness-I decline to answer the ques''o"'
Mr. Moss-That is all. ~, ,,o,,r duties I'm =
oroaeed since the consolidation OF the various ~
oughs into one city? A.-The area OF inc Ci.S ,ud
I have taken hold of the work has peeh ihu''l''"
q Pnt since the last Increase have your duties
Increased? A.-Enormously. ,st,o.oso A -
VA d1'rinp the last year between hfty ana Sixty
assistants At present have twenty @ NOW ?
O-But your APPS are practicay nSuc Wy ~ ~" =, mi
A THE mans are not all made up iherS aan H''I
II, would take some time TO go into the uetaus,
,rnuld Ike TO inform the committee or What the
details are hut II would take too long InS nials
for Newtown and Flushing are , not ans am 70
law savs in addition to making maps, Ia an II "
make such alterations on the maps az % ras, Car
time to time The alterations during the Pn"' ''"'
affected between 2Oooo and S0V ioIS Sd from, Hrtv
n twenty-eight? A.-Because last year WI WI nn1 20
about one hundred and seveny-one square ii'fs & ~,
maps to make. and ths year ear, Wu Mans rrs'' '"''
~ OK tho chairman announced an adlournneni
until this morning at 1880 o'clock ana 1iaectSu an
witnesses under subpoena 10 appear az 1I'"e e"..
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~o CHARGES TO Make.
prpNARD TRAINoR. DRYGoops DEAhhh
,,o,, ouE, HIS PERSONAL TAN.

>,po rpAINOR. DRYGOODS DEAbEh.
swoRE OFF HIS PERsoNAL'TAN'
Bernard Trainor sworn ,..oro vouhn ?
Mr. Moss-Mr. Trainor, "hat
A-Retailer OF drygooos .,o rersonaittax
n mid you receive n tax nouce-"
,o,,co-last year? A.-Not last year -. 80,
W. rho vear before? A.-The year @iore' s''
- ,ruch was that? A.-SoW
~. ,,o,, svear II off? Al did.
whom did YOU see about It? A-ohe VI '''
commissioners don't KNOW omda,dt
~ oIs some one ask you to sign al aihoa'
. hueiness was in your wife s'haine' A
NJ 1rosr., that mentioned to you? A'-Noe 'na'
/ remember. 4, 4, had t.een wouldn't
80 mo answer, except a Struggling oi ' ~
ders) ,, .hot ~ Won would
n Wasn't 1t suggested to you that Il w. -
aGda,it that the business was IN your
u,ifes name and that you only got sue" NJ
WI 49,, a. could be arranged that wayF Anu
sir. No cir
.s,.hodvo A-By nobody / was asKed
:, the business was in my wfe's name' anu '"
not. ., 40 horrow money
-, ,o,, that had anything to do with thls TAX
matter? A.-No. . ..orov
n what persons have tried to borrow money
,, Won since that was done? A.-NoDody hd'o
never been asked for money ..,o. NTH
n were vou asked for money In connecuoh "'''
o,r nSSrsonal tax matters? Al never was
hid Won give any money? Al never dlo.
o-D,d Won swear the entire $4,000 on Al uiu'
Mr.. Moss-That is all. Now, Mr Vogei.
,'he Chairman-Mr. Vogel, take the s'aho'
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Female.
AN EXPERIENCED dlplomed German
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English. desires prOfessorship for modern
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school. or position In good family. Miss
BORNEM ANN. teacher Of languages,
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RANKBOOK No. 304. CO.. OF the Union
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sItCHINERi.

>>NN~NnNNNrNDNN~~ NDNN~~OoDcNN~N~NSN~~N~~~o~~N
AT REDUCED PRICES-5UO secondhand
wood and iron working maohlnes; fully
.uarnnteed; machinery bought and ex-
Changed. GEORGE II. EDDY. 3es hadi-
At
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

W., pond a Co. small uprights for
"''' - summer cottages. FIN
Stelnway. est assorth,sna, Wv,
Weber. A. Pond a. Go. pi-
-, ,s amos in Ebony. Rose
iiaihes b'OS' wood. Walnut. Oak.
II. NJ Bent & Co. Cherry, etc:
WM 4. POND & co. las 0th-eve.
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OPERATORS and BAaTERS wanted on
nne custom vests; good pay. go Bowery.
81 floor.
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nlisccllanrons.

TTIlE LORETTB CHAhOIS GLOVES are warranted In
retain their shape and looks nice after than be
fore. The Dutchess KID Gloves unexcelled
JAMMES. West 9th st., near 5th-aye.
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Jneiructlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

DBRKELBY SCHOOL,
u New Bulding-4s5 Madison Ave, cor. 10th ST.
The HeadMaster will be at the New Building between
,,na and ten each day. and all day Monday to meet
parents.
The Registrar may be at other hours
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WAITER and useful young man in private
family or boarding h0use. country pre-
ferred; private family reference, wsgs
very moderate. Address BARRY. care Mrs.
Kelp $40 Gtb-aye.
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0earhere.

JNR. W O.. NOVEL;. private tutor al pupils homes or
IL at III IL S2d St Two pupils received In family.
7 ATTN. GREEK and HIGHER ENGLISH Study made
IL delightful Half the time saved Twenty years
perience skilful teaching for substantial Address
spRAGUE "a wall ST. Room 20. y. Y. city.
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10TH ST. 1872 EAsT.-Elite surrounainss, a
conmodotions: cool rooms: delightful OUT
look; parlor dining; reasonable transiehts.
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D. m. viz. 21i shave. $. G. cor. %ou- :
f5a Gth-ave.. cor. l2th-st.; Macy's. 9Th
ave. and l4tii-st.; l42 Columbus ave-. near
West Goth ST. 100 West 42dst. near 9Th
ave. 92 East l4th-st.; 25I West i2d-st.,
e, ans 81 ave. between 10th and nth
ste, .O26 81 ave. near 6lst-st.; ,IOS lst-
ave. near S9th-st.; $50 3d-ave.. near 4lst-
81 554 2d-ave.: 2lO Bleecker 81.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

COOK BY Irish Protestant as eompe'ens
cook; personal reference. 3ls T. 42i-st
COOK and L.AITNDRESs. or housework IN
country: by thoroughly competent won-
an. with son years Old wages w
monthly; unexceptlonable references Cali
l4s 6.h-ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

COOK BY Al man, understanding French
and English cooking; best reference and
moderate expectations. Address JOHN
BORsATrI. 463 Canal-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

| NURSERY a strong, healthy person "a
| nurse 10 a demented person; erperlence
and good references. Address FRANOEs.
| 1866 East i25th-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
billiard AND POOL TABLES

billiard AND POOL TABLES, ne.
and second hand; lowest prices. eas.es'
terms MARX BROS. "a Union Sauaie.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

COACHMAN, groom. useful-man; lately
landed. good reference. Europe; under
stands care gentleman's stable: obliging:
aged 80 height o II. in. WILLING. IL
East 3Oth-st
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
School Agencies.

|>'N"|>'N'|NoN||N~V|"~N-
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERs AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, Governesses
&c. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. VI. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.