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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03

fairs. Now the shoe Is on the other
foot, and there Is sure 10 be some tall
hustling and lively wire pulling indulg-
cd in before the places for holding the
championship games Of 1900 are decided
upon.
According to the opinions Of those
who are likely to be best informed, the
amateur championship will be held this
year in the New York metropolitan dis
trict, while the open championship will
be secured by Chicago club. There
are a great many links mentioned for
the women's tournament, and 1t is an
open question which club will secure II.
As the present champion and most Of
the women players are fasteners 1t
seem probable that an eastern course
will again be selected by the committee.
The class A billiard championship
tournament Of the A. A. IT,, which be-
gins on Feb. In New York at the
Knlckerbocker Athletic club, Is the talk
OF the hour among experts at the cue
game, Six OF the foremost players OF
the country have. sent in their entries.
They are: Wayman c, McCreery and
]. De Nun Smith Of ST. Louis Wilson
p Foss of Hayerstraw. N. Y; c, T..
Conklin Of Chicago. Charles Threshie Of
Boston and DR.. l.. l.. Mai OF New York.
Threshie and Smith finished first and
second respectively in the recent class
b tournament and demonstrated by
their clever work on that occasion that
they are qualified 10 enter the forth
coming tourney. Last year the class A
tournament was won by Martin Mullen
Of Cleveland, o., while Foss and Nc
Creery were second and third respec-
lively All the men are reported to be
doing exceptionally well in practice, and
as a result some record breaking per-
formances are looked for.
The new $1,000 trophy will be compet-
ed for by the players, while the second
and third men also will get handsome
prizes. There is also offered a jeweled
medal for the player who makes the
highest run and average OF the tourna-
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03

rancid offering that the New York
stage has ever seen.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
LOCAL. THs,

,ul0, N, Becker Wifo md sOn lpft
yesterday fOp u WnnApa Zip through
Yellowstone pnpk md VIII hn guests
0f. Cob w. g. Waters NJ fellOWalOnn
lnln
augon A., Nh Clair, who IN M
stranger IN tln pWllpOAd men Or Hills
HeGllOll, VIM here "Wednesday In tllo
Interest IN hin vOnd, lhu Oregon Short
Line,
nuOllnA, ThOhnnA, W, q, aDOdnOw
md ~. y, Ohnsn, ppOmlnpnt NltispnA
III PhllAdOlpllM arrived llDpe ynAIDps
dry Oh tllelr why Tor Nh outing In
GmbOn county,
~ui,, X, nilnllnn on BnIto, tllp Mons
tam Representative Of Tho NlnnA W0hts
ON pAllrOad, VIVA meeting lle milpOAn
nlon md others IN Billings n couple on
days lllih week,
a~Ol0pk lvn III whitney Of Tho Bill
lnRH tollOOl tOAvd llaR completed lhA
linking III tiiO unlAliA III Tho city Tor
school pilpp0aes, There avN Oynp / 1870
children In tllo Oily,
A~OllAa, l. Farrell on Tapumaeii,
NnDu linz bnen spending several days
In Billings Mr. FARRELL WIN II former
amateur bAll player III s%OntileaHiepil
Nebraska nld llAs played many HalluH
AHail.t W, ", HnHslep, CITY editor III
Tfe HAHetla,
a~l'le labor pnply state convention
Y. oAlled W ill0el NJ Helena Hept, lM
Tlle representation In aaid convention
Will bo bAsad upon tilG voting strength
Of OvtullHed labor In tll9 various oOllIa
Hon, yellowstone county VIII hAya
twelve Delegation
Alrhe HOlf fever Inn diad Out In
billings, While " IN on tho increase
In Other. invls Of tllA stAte. LAWN
tennis HlAO dDns NOT aa0M M llRye tila
Inter0At fOv Tin lovers oil Vim Hnnly1
HINT N DID IN Tho spring, Hot WaHtllE
IN mOAt tlkely IN bfAinG fW Tho wAniyH
tWOgesh
-@#llaoW md J0iln Stephens, lkO
prominent A@tO0kHlun MI MOntnilM 0HinU
down from White Sulphur Springs
thiA weok, Wlay shipped tw0 train
lOAdA M 1nA vAllAe AHftlA tO TIM CHI
aaHO market yesterday from this Oily,
llla slgek having benl driven overland
w BpltnHh
go, Stephenson M Alliance, MIN
Inn a0lna NJ Billings IN. aaf .aA nnaliiar
At iha Huntington fvaiHlt dHp0t, slIes
guiding H. In FaIlllnan, vim WIN
promoted ~ \ batter ImAlflm M. ALE
lllaHf Mr Stephenson Hnd family
tlHyn moved Into ttA " HAp0a pv0MyE
North TWpntysHeyHnlh HkNAL
f1aeply occupied NY W. W. HaAsIhE
. ~uJudEe Frank Henry m HylHNatm
WIN IN billings fm n INV h0nrA Vnaa'
dAy evening, helna M Hin Why hama
from q WHIT IN Md LndsA " AHfd
tillAAfl Mr. Henry ssttalnldsa 4 9e4aaAdl ialhlaslllipae
M recollection M Tho dIatrlGi tndHAAIin
da.Ilie tha faat tllAt I'M IN HAilVT pHs
Wlblln tMaAuM hin work IN lh1
hnnah lHA hHeu aHah I'M IN HJyMAl MI
ttA yGtars M hin dfslFleh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24

@1'hn Bpwulh LnnRua VI Tho N,
", church IN arranging lDp u lnrlnpe
nDnpsn this hll and winter, which
VIII nDnHist Dl nbDMt ton entertain
mnltA Nm lnunn'a nlfDFiA should
mnnI with ahnnnAs ns n will uni Tho
pnDpln ~ this city aDmn splnNala ans
tnptAinmnnlA
AAsi)nn ~ Tho WDpst attempts M 4
rlrnns WINS Tho aggregation lhni Visited
DlllinRA Wednesday, lIA atpnni parable
%mDnalalnd ~ u bnmt ~ eight plnphp,
which plAynh milnr bum music, while
Nv exhibition given Mndnp u pkl tent
with lnsa lhnn Il hAlf lDsnM hOpsna Ann
~ mnnN nrtDpH, WINS AbDnl III bNm Aa
II ~ possible fDp ihnm NJ bn pp0lMbn
~ DDt ono hnnlpel pnOpla kNnW Tint
TN nlpnnA VIVA nDnIDH ns IN coming
VIVA hnmllnl by only u InW smAll
hAnHnpa, DilllDns manages I'D M lnAst
gel u inv DnM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
M wyfl Az nlphnAns,
Njlly plnph i, u, Hnplopd mplyah
hDfnn Wednesday, Prom u anyapal
Wink y ylall 40 hls mother IN ltDDIDn,
lgnulnnh, lIn ANys. Tho hDt bpansn
which swept Dynp TIN Jnnllnl AialnA
nlHO ylsllnh l3lElnnl, 1lnnply swapping
Tin l5pllDnA DIP llhlp Font, DnapllN
I'm tnpl IhAl tllsfl l3piInlN Ina seDl n
yAAt npAly tnlB ROnlh Afplpn thorn mn
mnly slllYM lnrb md IN MI mpia Dl
upDni 1lltflN INV companies AFn bhr
lIH Formed NM mon lpllln1 ,T0p lhn
army, pAyp Mr., ltnpyDpl, Jnnk ~ IN
bnltnp hnnllh ohm hn hnp bnnn M Any
Time Alnnn ln pAlnn home from nhlnkan
MnuVn IN Ihn summer Dr lBDH, when
hn WIS alnh ntlnr nDllsllDH fW Tho
AMnlHba American WnpI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
N snip IN wNhyNs,
MihnhsD,an bnnlaypa phW Tho Industry
MMA lp IHMMslnNrpMl

WhA Nv lfMhhihfphus
MDniaM' " wolf bounty INV may hn
iNknn advantage Ut by INSCRIPTIONS
minnesota people, who apa shipping
tho hides III Montana and claiming TIM
slAle bounty 81 WI, according ~ u
MinnnaDlA malh Aomn time naD Min
nnspin DiilnlAla pafnsnd 10 my Further
bnnDtlna until slnpA nonld bn taken nv
ihn legislature 10 investigate tho wolf
industry and ia II raAnlt The hides
npn hnlnH ml0Alnd IN this state III
y, WllnDksm NJ MnFahgll, Mimi, who
hAA bhnn IN Helena, N authority fnp
I'm statement,
hMDpn linn l,p0D elAima Wnpn held
np by tho state auditor Df Minnesota
some liNn ago. hn saia, nAnn II WAa
given Dni by thn 0illejnla nj thn tlma
lhAi 30 MFt W The wolf bDnnty MP
Precipitation would bn Distributed until
soma system hal hnan devised IA pnAs
Bin thnm 10 discriminate between Tho
animals thnt Wnpn killed In good lnith
And lhDsa lhAt were rAisph for The ON
ppnaa purpose OF bAnpDlnH the states,
All tho hldeA ware Of y0nnH wolves,
and lhlA fAnI alone aroused tho snss
plnln NJ Minnesota DtiiniAla, An lnr
VnhIlHAllm WAa nlnlh Anh evidence
WINS nDllnntnI which proved n0ns
elDaiyaly 10 Tho minds Df Tho state
nn1llDp nnd governor Tint \ wolf farm
nAiatnl NJ MapahAll, hive N from
good authority TINT minnesota oppp
pnIvN intend III ship their wolf hides
w Mmlann tDp redemption, II Inns
|khnn pOlnnlOn tnlk around MnpHhAll
ton ynapA lhni pnptniD pnpAOnA living
within \ lnW mllnR W Tho City Wnpn
nnHnHn1 IN mjhjnH wolves fOp TIM
DOnniyl IN tnpt, Df the l,ND0 pnWnr1A
elnlMh1 III bpOn county J,pOO Wppn
Mndn Nv 0Dh mnn mud hlf TWO AOllA,
lfpDm Wlnl hns been printed IN our
pnpnpA | bnllnyn TINT tho Atnln auditor
pnspppIa ihn pAjaInnnp Of another fApm
III lhn northern pnpt NJ tln stale, Al
my paln II IA pretty enplAM lhnl Mon
Tam VIII d. pnllDd npOn ID my II lnpAn
nllDbnp NJ bDnnlihA llnl WDnl1 Dthnpa
WIN bn. hnnR np by minnesota Oli|s
nlnls, unlnBa llnN mo On tlaAlapl,n
Thn wolf bounty appropriation In
MlnDnHOln nmOnnIA IN $4,000 nnE
nnnlly, and Df thiH amount The Lyon
county mnn asked fDp mora linn IWDs
Thirds Of tho whole nm0nDtr
Hllllp ~ known Df Tho MnalA Dpps
pnnnl Df Ihn WOLF nMdnHlpyh IN II N
eapplnd On W \ mIhap pnmOtn ppHlOD Df
thA county sngnpAl miles lpom Tho
county pond, A lnHn with llH two
EDDIE pnjHe bnlHlnN hnpnt f0p shipment
nlal, blll FnllDn nHHDplAfnA Win hla
DnlHhbOpH nld. bnt llttln, ~ known
nllllW ~ hlA history Up ~ hlh bpalnnAH,
,Ihn Young wolves pro billed whom
hnlr grown md \ few mInlnnl TOP
bv1nllnR pnypOHpH, lhnI Illn business
Nv n ppOtllnbln one N evident from Tho
nmDlnI !hnt Inn bppn nnid fop 'lki)lp
ing, wolves every pnnp since lsDpt
1he investigation Of Tho Alnfn nnds
Hop onllApl no little hnnhntiOn, md
lnnny nFknd Whai disposition would bp
lnn1n Or Tho lApAe number ~ hides f0p
which pntllnnI WIN ppflhpnl
nfin VIII alip lhnm ~ Mpnlnnn,
WnA tho declaration Of Hnynpnl, nnD
Olileinls will do we'll III bn OD
Ihn lookout
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
N0li0A MI Animal MpaliNH,

Vhu anIlnAI meeting M I'm fallOW.
AiOnu N Canyon UpaNk Ditch H0lnlMllE
fOr iiu aiaaiim IN officers fW lila pIi,
4ulnH yuW VIII IN luld nj. MI i,
MnfAll,A ruANh IN Uangnn NpAaA, TuHa'
dNy, September 4, 1000 III \ n,al0ak
N M All lhiH mAallnH bds wv Hna
WvHinn I'm dllah VIII I'm 0lanlAd md
ttlHll NNtinn lnhHn 0li llA Hllnn IN llls
In dHnnlad WiAM Any nltlV hnsiuAes
VIII Also I'M MNueldprNd flAt my mop
HrlE N0IlH hHfpW lhH MAHIinH,
dnA nNnfAfd, HnsldanL 4
" NJ niAfnH, AaHralHfN Md
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.

AAhlyhs, DHpAhTsi
Mail No, NV, bound, lDlpeA, ~, igl,l d ~,
Mail No, n. u, bound LOAN pt ID, iliiO b, m,
MAil No, INV, bound. pll0A, III, plDb Il, III,
RED hDDHB BRANCH,
AhlIvHB, DEPARTS,
AenpMmDdAllDn 49, ,TNO y, III, slBW III N,
Iaily Banppt Sunday,
H8BO, blilDNlH NJ CARBON BRANCH,
AHhlyHA, DBpAnIA,
accommodation ,iltnl 900 y, M BOO II, IN
Only nhpppt Sunday,
", N, KENNEDY, Agent,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
NDllNR I'D nnnlrnnLnrhl

Hpaled pIOp0snls fOI thp enlargement
IN the yellowstone md Canyon gpeel
ditch nooOidinn, 10. TIM plnnH and
specifications Oh flo In Ihe 0tfiln N
tba county, MI vea0b VIII bH ponaiyad
by 81 M, 0hnree, Hn0g,, on Oh before \
O'CLOCK p, Hi Hapt An, 1900 Vbl
plans contemplate tha excavation nj
hb0ut 10000 6nblo Yards Of eAvth md
nbOnt 10000 onbIo yards Of, ppnvnl,
Fn paptlnDlnpa IN 10 Town nj bldA, Hf0,
md plans ald Apnni0omnODa, nddpeas,
A, Al Norris. q, Nu
HO0M IN, BalkDap block,
HllllnNH Montana
Ylg yellowstone and ganyDD Upaak
Hlleh company peHepveA lhn plpht IN pa'
lpel. my An1 all bl1a, by 0pdap NJ tlp
fnll0wstODa md gADy0l gpaak DItah
company
q, N, gbafae, Hsey,
DAted Billings, Montana, JnlK pBld,
1900, Ds,af
Hs g#H@Fe s.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
iiNuHh HAN WanlaM

Waited n lHa##llil HIT AHflHldlAAip HsllHHlHHalaa
A!lAap hHHlnpAs md bhpdlinR Man I'M II
,sllHNji MuNh Hud N N H6Hd .HAHAfal
Nhfkm .llilHMHM Mini MdAFNIand
INV w dfivA K1DflH MiAnA AnJdE IN
Ha1fRa WrflA, HAltMfl, M0ntaiiH MsB
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
REAL ESTATE.
JACOB WIRTH PLANS TO BUILD A ROW OF
FLATHoUsEs

A row of eight three story frame fathouses,
each 2oxss and g., will be erected the side
Of Barretto-st.. beginning 1lC feet north OF One
hundred-and-sixty-ni -ninta-st.. for Jacob Wirth. of
East One-hundree-and-sixty-se The plans
are by John Hauser. who has estimated the cost
OF the buildings al $4,000
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES.
Henry D winans & May have sold No p West
FIfty-second-st,~ four story 25-foot dwelling
house with a dining and bed room extension for
William G. Wilson TO Joseph zimmerman. on pri-
vate terms.
H Rinaldo & Bro. have sold for Mrs Horace
Stokes 10 a firm Of operators the northwest corner
OF Chrystie and Stanton sts. three and four story
old buildings on lot 2sxlco; terms private.
l. Randolph Jacobs Co. have sold for Mrs
Ettinger the five story three family hathouse. 25x
100 No IS East Ninety-ninth-sC., and for Mrs.
silverman the three story dwelling house. 16sx1O
No LIS Madison-ave
James H Frame & Sons have sold 10 Mrs. Ade
leine F PaImenberg No 266 West Ninety-hrst-st.,
a four story dwelling house. lot 1Sxl0oS The
sale was made last Wednesday. There was no
broker and no contract was signed.
n Kamak has resold for Morris H. Hayman an
other Of the row OF hathouses bought from the
Equitable Life Assurance Society last week. II is
No 25s0 Eighth-ave-. on lot 25XsS
william Stonebridge has sold. in conjunction with
Mcmahon & Maloney. for John Donohue TO Arthur
Murphy the lot on the east side Of ArthuI-aTe.: 20
Two
south Side Of ne-hundrgd-and -sevenIh h-st.
sf0 feet west Of Lenox-ave-. 50X991l- MI Martln
viii improve with a seven story elevator apart
nent house from plars by Neville & Bagge
DISPOSAL OF YESTERDAYS OFFERINGS.
BY Peter 2 Never & Co.-No. So Broadway
southeast corner of Eighteenth-st 3SxSl 4x64 4xSSl
four story brick store foreclosure; 10 the plaintiff
fer N7B0O0 No $50 East Thirty-eighth-st., south
side 225 feet west of Firsr-ave. 24xs55X-XS62 a
I've story brick tenement house; foreclosure: TO the
81 Brvan l. Kennedy & Co-No. $40 Eleventh.
ave east side. 80 feet north Of Forty-ninth h-st
runs north 21k east 1456x southeast 46X south TX
mort Invest ISx west 49, beginning, three story
brick store and tenement house, with one story
frame buildings rear: foreclosure. 10 the plain
1if for $500 No f94 Eleven thave-. east side 80
feet south Of Fiftethst. l6i4Xleo one story frame
buildings. foreclosure: the plaintiff for $500.
BY William II Ryan--NO. 454 East One-hundreo-
snd-niner reenrh-st.. south side. - feet OF
Pleasant-ave-. 25El6ou. four story brick hat-
house, foreclosure: 10 The plaintiff for S125O0.
By James I. Wells.-Avenue A. southeast side.
adjoining lot No IA. map Of Prospect Hill estate,
and being lots Nos. 10 l35 and l4I on said map
runs southeast z5 feet 10 northwest side Of Avenue
= southwest 51X northwest l39.6E southwest look
northwest 1915 TO Avenue A. X northeast $50 10
beginning; trustees sale; 10 F r. Minrath for
$3.50
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I8rook-ave =. IS6 f Of lGsth-st. 50x100x5Ox
1905, Sidnev " Fendricksoa and another. in
divlGuallE and executor etc. Charles Noe.
Msdis0u-ave, 8 2s.2 r oI l04th-st IL Sx7O;
Clernentire II SilTer11an 20 Sigmun5 and Hattie
Etti1Eer ------ .........-....
1olst-s1 Nos l19 and 12l East 52xlOol1 Her
man Kahn 10 Minnie BraCSner. -.--.-....-.....
1st-sEe- 10 = II Glst-st 25x9l Charles
1 Van de Nate-- referee. 10 John Mclaughlin.
e. Nicholas-ave 10 pos. = % 4x11S- Ilx25x1n37;
De Wit Juds0n 70 Martha Itss0n. -...--..--.
Eltcn-aFe - II n of 15sJh-st. 25Xloo; Charles
J Ohermayer To Frank Kubler. --........-.
BrooA-sve. v 8, = f of 1eStt-st. runs Box
Il 70 lGsth-s- 20x n Charles J ObeI-
2-G-st. : g. Z NJ Cth-ave. 2oX9S.9x irregular;
2lst-st :. 100 Il 0f fJh ave. 25x9S-9 22d-
81 No 10 West is SxqS- .. 223-st. : 125 II
n 6-l-aEe 1f sE9s =. 2Ist-st. :. 175 " Of
6-h-ave. 25I4S9 2. 22d-st = 1854 Il " Of
G-t-aVe, Al ~zi~o. John Flanagan Adams
LI2 t1'1ls .In1aTN
b5th-st. 8 30 Z o II 11tn-aye 23x1O05: Ger
man Savings Bark ro Eihe n Cor5rs. .-..-......
b5th-st. 8. 20 Il . Il llth-ave. 25z1O05; Ger
man Savings Bank 70 Eibe D Cor1ts. s...-.......
Burnsile-ave. 2 Z51 r Q n Ryer-ave. p. 1X
l1S-lsZ1s 6xl02 . F.yer-7ve. 3. s9.5 4 n
E1rnside-aVe. 21Zs5; Burnsids-ave. 5. 206 4
Morgan 10 MAN + Morgan -..-....-....
s9th-st no 1I5 West. 25x1C0.S; Barbara Davis
10 Charles MHgln.sS.
6th-ave, s, loI z n 36th-st 20 4xlO0. 9Th
ave. 8. 1913 r II 3Gth-st 20. l0x60; Annie
i Cautrell - al executors etc. Augustus :
r1all
1oGth-st, s, Is Z of Park-sve. 25x75; George
W Arthur 10 Germsn-American Real Estate
Title Guarantee Company Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

COACFiAfAN. Young married man. best
reference. Address T. n. 20 East 18th
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices: easiest terms
MARX BROS. "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

COMPOSlTOR.-By young man. "a. six
months experience. wishes steady posi-
ton. J. KELLY. o. Charles-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Bsrretto-st . $ 4 10 z n 1sqth-st. for eight
three story frame Hathouses 20XG3 and 81; Jacob
Nirth No. 100 East 162d-st. owner: John
Iacdougal-Sr 10 JOG. for six story brick fat
house. with store. 2JxS7.9. Joseph A Lowe
owner; Chars Rentz. 10 153 fth-aye, archi-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
Real estate.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

Furnishes careful appraisements of real
estate at regular rates.
Apply to Bureau OF Investments, 81
Liberty St.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
FURNISHED 6onses 60 fet-Guumtrn.

TNO LFT-Furnished house bath: range: set tubs
nice awp; beautiful shade trees; large garden plant
centrally located; reasonable for the Ad
dresn W. K. MERRILL Ellenvile N Y
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wants on West Side room
with board, or breakfast only, in private
family: no other boarders; will pay liberal;
give full particulars: highest references
given and required. AA1. Tribune Office
LADY Of highest references musical and
personal; large experience: would ex-
chanSe piano lessons for board or room
Address WEST SIDE. Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

oswAN, celebrated palmist; reads life &C &C
curately from Infancy 70 osI grave V, senu 'Oe
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

MoRAV1AN CHURCH Lexington ave. and SOth-st.
Rev. H. A. GEIRDSEN, Pastor.-Iitany sermon, II
a. m. Sunday school, 10 o'clock All free
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTsi INVENTORS. HAND s9 s9Oh IN
nrofitabiy sold INVENTORS COMPANY
Eta
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

MADISON C. PETERS breaches tomorrow morning in
the Baptist Church Of the Epiphany, 64ths and Madi-
son-ave His subject will be: WHY I Became a Bap-
tst." In the evening, Rev. JOSEPH D. PETERS will
preach. Public invited
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

WORK WANTED.
---------
Female
BOOKKEEPER and CASHIER.-By young
lady: moderate salary. Miss F., 36 Bar
row-st.
CoMPANIoN.-By a CHEEKY, helpful young
woman; also good reader and CORE
spondent Address Miss HOPKINS. T. o.
Box 236s.
CoMPANION.-A refined lady, IS. of good
appearance, to travel with lady; can De
seen by appointment only Address A. b,
746 Flushing-ave.. Brooklyn.
COMPANION. &c.-Refned young Swede,
musical. speaking different languages
as companion 70 lady or as governssS ,41 T.
young children. Address Miss ANNIE
NORSTROM, Al West 16th-st.
COMPANION and NURSE-By young Ger
man lady to invalid or elderly lady, or as
nursery governess: best references. 74S Full
tou-st.. Brooklyn.
COMPANION. &c.-By a refined American
Protestant woman as useful companion
and attendant to invalid lady or old gentle
man: neat sewer; would assist with light
household duties; S25 per month; Al refer
ences: city or country. WORTHY, Box 81.
Tribune ONCE
refinement and genial disposition as COM
panion TO elderly lady or governess TO
small child; would be willing 10 do plain
sewing, &c. for cOngenial home and small
salary; references exchanged. X r.. Box
50. Tribune Office
HAPERON.-Cultured lady, member OF
olergyman's family. experienced chaperon
and music teacher, wishes to chaperon
young girls who would like to spend the
winter in the city; highest references. Ad-
dress w. c. j.. Tribune Office
GOVERNESS. chaperon, courier OF steady
position requiring tact, faithfulness, abil-
ity, by a highly recommended, most sue
cessful French teacher; perfect German,
English; needlework; excellent manager.
packer traveller. Mile. LAVAL, "A West
4Tth-st.
GOVERNESS. Experienced young English
goveruess desires position; English
branches. French. music, drawing, paint
ing elementary German; excellent refer
ences. MISS COULSON. % West 6lst-st.
GOVERNESS. Experienced visiting gov
erness, having several morning hours dis
engaged, desires additional pupils; kinder
garten and elementary excellent references.
Address c.. 600 COlumbus-ave-
JANITRESs. BY respectable Irish family
for free rent: 4 rooms; school children
and baby; sober and honest. MIS- LAIAAf'
lO2 East 1O2d-st.
GOvERNEas. BY refined Partisan woman
as visiting governess; would give French
lessons: highest references. Mrs. BOC-
RARD. 100 Macdcugal-st.
TENOGRAPHER.-By young woman. II;
familiar with Smith-Premier or Remins-
ton typewriter terms moderate reference
from last employer. E. GUSTAVSON, 1O1
3d-st. Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER.-B young lady; some
experience: good figurer and penman:
can come highly recommended. ESTELLE
NJ. ROONEY. l .696 3d-ave.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
BY young lady; has had four years ex-
perience: salary 50; Al reference. Address
NJ b. 10 Liberty-st.
VISITING TEACHER.-In school or family;
ten years experience; primary, common
and higher English branches. including his
tory, literature and mathematics; will
chaperon pupils 70 places Of study and
amusement: successful with backward
pupils; highest references. MANHATTAN.
/ 242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor
ner 53d-st HOWARD AGNEW JOHNSTON, D. D., Pas
tor.-11 Character Chains: .. m. The Sign
OF the Prophet Jonah (requested)
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
Religions Notlres.

ALL SOULS CHURCH Madson-ave and 66th-st.
r. HEBER NEWTON, ReStor.-Rev, WALTER T.
BENTLEY will preach IL a. Subject, Some Dhi-
Connected with the Subject Of Prayer
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

AT SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 96th-st
Central Park West Rev DAVID G. WYLIE. D. D, Pas
tor; Rev ALBERT DALE GANTZ Assistant.-Service
II. s: Sabbath school, 2:45; Christian Endeavor
Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. cor 31st-st
Rev. HENRY NJ SANDERS. d. D, Pastor.-Servic
II Sunday school. $50
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
Gitp propertr 20 Get,

FTHO LET-House Waverey Place: 12 rooms: in good
Il q Renner Bros. next door THORNTON
NJ RODMAN. Real Estate Agent 1+6 West 23d-st
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison-ave and 3sth-st.. Re,
RODERICK TERRY. D. D.. Pastor.-Services at II a
The will preach.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
HELP MANTED.

Male
ATTENTION. MEN.-Cheap trip TO any
don. Liverpool, Paris; also free passage
and steady positions procured. SHIPPING
OFFICES. . Crnton-st. and I3 West-st-
ATTENTION. MEN.-ST takes you to
Europe; no steamship work; also steady
position procured ATLANTIC SHIPPING
OFFICE. 20e 2d st. New York.
BILLINGS. KING & CO.. 4ss Pearl-st.,
y. y, or 153 Congress-st.. Boston. desire
the services OF two first class statesmen
mot drummers) experience in the paint
business not essential but commercial
training a requisite; salary will be made
satisfactory TO the right persons. and only
exceptional ability entertained application
in writing preferred.
WANTED.-Man. upright character, 10
manage business Of old established house
Salary SIS per week and expenses. payable
each week direct from headquarters. EX-
pense money advanced. Position permanent.
Reference. STANDARD HOUSE, 301 CaX-
ton Building. Chicago
WANTED.-Young man for Office salary
first six months $50; requirements: 10 to
q years of age, American. good penman.
Address, briefly. giving references. 5. 3. T.,
Box 25, Tribune Once.
S25 TO $50 DAILY easily made by our Live
Agents, men or women, selling our latest
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Goods entirely and patented. Agents
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field, Mass.
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K1NpL1NG WOOD.
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5oO second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
machinery bought and ex-
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