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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-14
SPLIT IN TIE SYNDICATE.
Nixon and Zimmerman VIII Organize
a Rival Theatrical Trust.

Within a week has occurred an event
which may presage the beginning of the
end of the theatrical syndicate Nixon &
Zimmerman, the Philadelphia firm, which
was a partner in the far-reaching enter
prise, has served notice upon Klaw & Err
LANCER, Mr.. Hayman, and the F'rohmans
that it Will withdraw when the syndicate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-14

same as it is at present welcoming those
of the independent firm of Liebler & Co.
closer bond is not necessary. 1t prob
ably would not be premature to say that
I1ebIer < Co. will be the Nixon & Zin-
norman ally. The war will be a merry
one, at least for the public, which viii
not be wasting sympathy on either band
of contestants.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-14

at the original production, and it is
said she compIimented the young collab-
orators on their work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-14
They are to be exact
made in Paris.
aA-s--

made in Paris. They are to be exact
copies of Sarah's
Mr.. Frohman said he would return
here on April 20 and stay till August.
Charles Dellingham, manager of the
Garden theatre, accompanied Mr. Froh-
man. Both have gone back to London.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-14
East Fourth Street.

Mr.. Henry Page, No. 3O2 E. Fourth
street, a resident of Topeka for TWEEN
ty years, says: "A five weeks attack
of grippe left me as it does many 9TH
ers, with a weakness of the kidneys.
The pain across the loins and the
trouble with the kidney secretions,
particularly noticeable at night, were,
to say the least, annoying, and
thought if Doan's Kidney Pills per-
formed half what they promised, the
treatment might help me. procured
a box at Rowley & Shows drug store
corner of Sixth street and Kansas
avenue, and took it. The treatment
was very satisfactory. To say I en-
dorse Doan'S Kidney Pills is mild
way of expressing my opinion of that
remedy"
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Lawrence Street.

Mr.. w. NJ. Smith, of 316 Lawrence
street, blacksmith by trade, says: Il
had most depressing pains in my
back and across the loins In the win
ter of 1898 they grew much worse, and
at night after working all day suf-
fered severely. I took a number of
kidney remedies and wore an electric
belt for three months, but obtained
little relief. My rest at night was fire.
quently broken on account of a kid
ney weakness, and on learning of
Doan's Kidney Pills, 1 went to Row
ley & Shows drug store and got a
E box. The treatment relieve me of the
annoying weakness of the kidneys
and the pain in my back passed
away. Doan's Kidney Pills did more
for me than any other remedy I ever
used"
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Lime Street.

Mrs. "A. M. Roderick, No. 1912 Lime
St, says: Il have had kidney COM
plant for five years, in fact, ever
since I came to Topeka, and attribute
it to there being so much alkah in the
water. The pain in my back was
something awful, and I often thought
it would break in two when I stopped.
I could not lift anything and to run
sewing machine was out of the ques
ton. At one time suffered so acute
" I thought I would sooner be dead
than in such misery. The kidney Sc
cretions were of a dark and muddy
color and their too frequent action
disturbed my rest. I procured Doan's
Kidney Pills at Tsowley & Shows
drug store and their treatment gave
had during five years. The pain in
my lOins and swelling of my limbs
passed away along with the other
troubles"
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East Sixth Street.

Mr.. J. R. Black. of No. 1905 East
Sixth street, paper hanger and paint
er, says: During the three years that
I suffered from kidney complaint. the
grumbling aching pain across the
small Of my back greatly inconven-
fenced me when reaching and strain
ing as is necessary to do in paper
hanging. I also had very distress
ing and annoying weakness of the
kidneys, particularly noticeable at
night when it greatly broke my rest
and arose as tired in the morning
as when went to bed. When I saw
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised I got
box at Rowley & Shows drug store,
corner of Sixth street and Kansas
avenue. They gave me the greatest
satisfaction, and in a short time the
pain in my back disappeared
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ID t44C A4@A4CI . NJ Ia AA~AR~
A lame, a weak or !
An aching back,
A stitching, twitching or J
Painful back is a bad back. !
Most backache pains
Are Kidney pains. ;
The sharp, quick twinges,
The slow, exhaustive aches, !
Are early symptoms of J
Kidney ills. !
If you don't relieve the
Aching Back,
Allow the Kidneys ;
To be overworked,
Serious troubles are sure to
Follow.
Urinary complications,
Diabetes,
Bright's disease.
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NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNANN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Locust Street.

Mr.. V. c. Hay, No. 81 Locust St,
says: In August, 1898. I was taken
sick and was unable to work all win
ter. Ny sickness left me with kidney
trouble and the pain in my back was
something awful. I could not sit or
recline without the aching becoming
unpearable. The secretions from the
kidneys were discolored and often
sive. was in bed when learned of
Doan's Kidney Pills, and I sent to
Rowley & Shows drug store, corner
Sixth and Kansas Ave, and got a
box. The third dose gave me relief
and in a short time was able to get
up. The treatment rid me of the pain,
the kidney secretions were corrected
and my general health greatly i'm
proved"
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Albany Jan 24.-Assenblyman Meister has In
+rodueed bill making II unlawful for any person
firm association or corporation, proprietor lessee
of any hotel club, building or premises. TO receive
money rebate or commission. or other valuable
thing for the use Of or the privilege Of occupying
any public street or place in front of such places
as a stand for hackmen, unless permission IS
granted pv the Municipal Assembly designating II
as a public hack stand. This is aimed at hotels IN
New-York City, which allow certain lverymen a
special right 10 stand in front OF their places:
Assemblyman Cooley to-day introduced Dill N
the House Increasing the powers Of the borough
-esidenrs Of greater New York and their salaries
and also aboIishing the Office Of Commissioners Of
FIighVyavs and Sewers. vesting the authority Win
the borough presidents. Under the provisions OF
the hin the presidents Of Manhattan, Brooklyn and
The Bronx receive $1,000 ana tnose OF fIChHlOHu
and Queens 5000. ,
bin will be introduced in the Legislature during
the week al the request of State Superintendent or
Elections NcCullagh asking for an apPIopriatloRa
of 800 600 10 defray the expenses OF the Bureau OF
Elections in prosecuting the cases Of the persons
already indicted for violating the election laws IN
New-York City, 10 carry them through the year
and the November election.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
ARTIST CHARGES CRIMINAL LIBEL.
HENRY W. RANGER ALLEGES He WAS MALIGNEl
IN .sTHE COLLECTOR AND ART CRITIC"

HENRY w RANGER ALLEGES He WAS MALIGNED
IN "THE COLLECTOR AND ART CRITIC"
Henry w Ranger, the landscape painter. who
lives at No 157 East Fortyseventh-st appeared as
complainant in the jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday afternoon against David {. Preyer' the
publisher Of The Collector and Art Critic Whom
he charged with criminal libel
The alleged libel complained Of was pu0llsned IN
the issue of THE Collector and Art Critic for
January t. In contradiction Of It the artist al
leges in his complaint that his present exhibition
IN this city does not present any copy Of last years
contributions nor are there in it any counerfelts
or copies of the works Of Rousseau, D1az, Jacob
Morris or Fritz Thaulow. Each of the examples
saws faithful recognizable transcripts Of certain
nature, except one, which is a view taken in New
York The artist also asserts that the T1r1n OF
Arthur Tooth & Co., referred TO in the published
article. is a leading house of picture dealers in
London. whose exhibitions have been favorably re
ceived. Mr.. Ranger accuses Preyer Of having asked
a commission Of him for MS Preyer's. influence in
securing the sale Of one Of Mr.. Ranger pictures
Mr.. Preyer, whose publication once is at No. l3
West Twenty-e -eighth-st.. was paroled in the Gus
tody of his counsel, Max Alter for examination
on Saturday next. An effort made Mr..
Preyer later, but without success.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
An EMERGENCY MESSAGE.
GOVERNOR WILL ISSUE ONE ON RAPID
TRANSIT AMENDMENT.

Albany. Jan q [SpeciaD-There is a prospect
row that the amendment TO the charter of New
York relating 10 the Rapid Transit act viii be
passed tomorrow b. the Legislature. and be signed
before the week ends by Governor Roosevelt. The
purpose OF this amendment is TO deprive the mem
bers Of the Municipal Assembly Of any authority
TO hold up the bonds which the city authorities
may desire TO issue for the construction of rapid
transit road
Controller Coler Of New-York came here to-day
in company with George L. Rives d member of the
Rapid Transit Commission. and Albert B. Board
man, counsel Of the Rapid Transit Commission and
had conference in relation ID the bin with SEN
ator StTanahan the chairman Of the Senate Com
mittee on Cities, and Senator Grady. the leader Of
the Democratic Senators. The bill, which was
printed complete in to-day's Tribune had only one
change made in it. and that the addition OF
the words This act shall take effect Immediately"
It just ii stood.
Senator Grady, when questioned about Corpora
ton counsel Wnalens opinion of the bill. said:
MI " halen never expressed opposition to this
bil-he simply thought that il was unneeessary 1
Inlnk every Democratic Senator viii vote for II.
Senator Stranahau said the Republicans accepted
the Dill, ana Controller Coler was confident when
he left Albany that the bill would be passed to-
morrow Governor Roosevelt will send in an emer-
gency message favoTing its passage.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
IN THE ASSEMBLY.

Albany. Jan. 24-In the Assembly this morning
Mr.. Witter, Of Tioga, introduced a resolution re
questing Congress to pass law providing that
whenever any dairy or food products are i'm
ported from one State into another or Territory
such goods shall be subject TO the laws of such
State Territory, the same extent though
they had been manufactured within such State
Territory. and shall not be exempt therefrom by
reason Of the fact that they imported or
brought in IN the original importers packages.
Mr. Green. of New York, offered amendment
that the Attorney General be instructed proceed
Immediately against the vioat of the law, and
without settlement to proceed TO trial for the col
lection of penalties.
The resolution was tabled. and viii be moved for
debate next Monday night. These bills were
passed:
Mr. AlIds-Increasng the salary OF the secretary
to the Paris Exposition Commission from $500 TO
s. 600.
Mr. Hill-Increasing the salary of the stenog
-anher OF the Erie County Court to s., 100
Adjourned until Thursday at Il
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT LOW

.1'' 4---1''' Jan zA-The Senate Committee on Cite.
= lt-elFea communication from President Low
- 0o-0In0la University in which he says:
si4,,-s -D Per OF pllls relating 10 the educational
=, -, = ~ = ne me CITY Of New-York have been sent
- ~ 9eilaloF Ford, with the request thai 7
er 1,,ae allne them and acquaint the Committee
a. F-1ns1th N1th my views on the general subject
- -sIslal- tfe matter. there are now ran57iTc,
,s m - 9--ate nEe blils purporting 10 deal with The
---l,Ials emergency and three bills ajBire - =
construct the provisions Of the cbsrfer -5.l -
CT the city. - SSi'oO4 system
TIE emergency 10 be dealt with as 7 an, =,
Lo..LSc Is % provide money enough to nav To fba
ScA-1ol lea-1lSfs OF queens County and Ricbr,or5
county the money that is due 10 them and z-t5L
nas not been provided as it should have been Nv
me board Of <>PporElonment- II Is evident +Fay
sueh an emergency should be dealt with b. ,-seI.
and that 10 legislation should be Rad in 5aaIs.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
EXCIsE COMNlISsIoN.s RFpnpr

Albany, Jan 24.-The report Of the State Commits
flo1er OF Excise for the fiscal year 1899 shows.
Total collections S12643 59S Ga; county treasurers
lees 1854 49, leaving net balance for the fiscal
year OF Sl25s2,24S Il
u ms amount the States share was 81 231 231 &c
:, ---s cllss and towns share was IS 351, OH 65
More criminal convictions l7a,,s -. ~ :,
c5ire 80 Llal II any previous year. Slot ma
es1o-+s ssi.-I1g e nae special attention and the
y ne commissioner 70 rid eoF4n
zr---C from places selling liquor have been NM
-Ss--1s--s successful and satisfa crorv ~ 3--
49, statistics OF arrests for dr11nberrsss s
ks~s1 ,, 1leo11cation have been Complied for tbe
--Ts--seS- - ailo s2oW decrease as connareJ x,J-S
q il Years This decrease since 1885 is IL 600
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


THE CARRINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE ONCE 3S4 3d-ave. New-Y1rS
TO Mrs. d. Moses. Mrs. Fannie Kelly.
Lizzie Obrara, Mrs NJ Cashen. Lizzie
Wambold. Kate Dsncy. Mary 81. John.
Charles Bartholomew. Adolph Miller Mrs.
Mary Daily. East Side Van aud Express
Co. t3 lots). Kate Dunn. Margaret Obern,
Henry Stolberg. Kate Keuney. Mrs Gobel.
Mrs a. J. Fulton, J. A Symour Mrs.
William Martin, Margaret Dowed. Frost
Johnson: You are hereby notified that the
time for the payment Of this company's
lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed, having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you. this company
VIII cause such property, 70 wit, household
goods, personal effects and merchandise
stored oy YOU IN its warehouses to be
sold at public auction. according 10 the
statute IN such cases made and provided
az these warehouses 3S4 3d-ave New
ork city, on Saturday. January q. 1900
ar 10 q m. and will be continued each
succeeding Saturday al the same time ana
place until the sale is completed
r. y. BLACKHAI4L, General MANAGER
New-IDrk January II 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
BOOKS.

EREAI BggK SLAUGHTER
1or everybody. rich ard POOR o. -
yong Al Lowering. : New York Book ~
cnznge, Tel Broadway. opposite We1a-
rilakeT books q every description a.
river prices Than ever before offered Ia tbs
city immense stock Of standard and ne
esl4aneous books. finely bound sets iii1is-
irEteo g1ft books Al prices never hefor.
sssfoSc3eds eneyc-opae1ias (Applet0r's
Sg''sl1aDerss :. Brita1lica. Feople's5 al vour
- tsFzce; secondhand school books. re-
sleW books aid books q al kinds b11gh.
sotc and exchanged; highest cssh n-s.ss
peae. Gals al residences free LOFFFs
fs- Broadway. between sth anc sfh SIS
open evenings. S'S-'
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
ANOTHER rELEPHoNE COMPANY.

Albany Jan 24-The Emergency Telephone Call
Company Of America has been incorporated. with a
capital stock of s50OO0 to operate system Of tee-
phone and messenger calls. 10 publish directory
of subscribers and establish necessary agencies.
The company viii begin operations IN NeW-Y ork
city but viii hereafter extend its business 70 other
cities throughout the United States. The directors
are Albert Randolph. William A Butler and Frank
A Peteler Of NeW-York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

n - = 2 Ac-TUREBs. CAPITALISTS. TX
= ADtzS and promoters should notice
t. ss.e - = Inventions. for sale a. reason
E9ls ngures. Van aamee's Fg-sr7fgly S0rla-s
---.Iok Water Hold Back Fastener AZ
S-a Fsot Attachment for Regulating
1Ssltn - Furr0Ws Macy's Road Grader
t - : i-ilpi 'FefEe1. in iEvalId Beds Hub
4 1l7 Bates Tin-Clzd SaingIe Foof
--i.Afa an. Combination Rule Other
1919 patents 1or sale. Persons desiring
-. y A---iass ln any particular line should
=. ls,.-if eIaetts. We sid inventors to
.apitsl, and assist capitalists 10 Ind
.-,. - io-s inventions. We have cliears
,-st-t-s partners 70 furnish EDguev wifi
49, :. paLent their i1eaE. Sc 0soO Is Of
- - a. invention AGdress TIP
|-s< RECORD. Ealt4nao1a- SD.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

New York, Jan. 25, lDou-
CENTRAL 6TORAIE Il WAREHOUSES;
l65. l87 and I6s West 32d-st., New I ok
To Dir. e. d. Henderson, Mrs. n r.
Ceie. hrs A. Verdins Miss Hester Tucker
Miss Matte Mack, Mrs, A. Landin, Mrs.
Weber. Miss r Krauser, Ar. Stanley lat
reid Mrs. Emma Browning, Mrs, I've
lynne, Alfred 5, Harris, Mrs, Cr1Wf0f1'
MF Alfred Guillino, Mrs, Packer. Mr., z
Wills, Mrs, M, J. Levy. MT RylAnd'
Messrs. Names & Co., Mrs. Ferguson. M
Herbert johnson, Mr. A. Andrews. Mrs
Ada Johnson, Mr., BeyeF, Mrs, Breeder.
Mr. Lucy Wilson, Lucy SsgouA,
You are herby notirsd that the time Tor
the payment OF The lien / hold upon tne
property hereinafter described having eA-
puired, after dns notice thereof had been
given YOU ] will cause such property 70
wit household goods. personal effects ana
merchandise. stored by YOU IN my ware
houses. 10 bs sold al public auction. ac-
cGrding 70 the aiAuuts 81 such cases made
and provided. a. ktnstieT' = Auction Rooms
lOa West 82d-st., on Wednesday, Feb. l4th,
1860, commencing az 10 O'Clock a. n. II
the sale be NOT completed on the l4th DAY
OF February. II VIII be continued on each
wednesday and Saturday thereafter at 10
O'Clock a, m. until all OF the goods are
scid.
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
T.. Ed. DenlT. Erun
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

with this question which will compcate the more
fundamental Questions Of school administration
tnat are 10 be considered later.
President Low says further that he VIII give ali
thebills submitted his careful study in order TO be
able TO state his views at the hearing on .Tanu-
ary 30.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
IN THE SENATE

Albany. Jan Ex-senator Ellsworth president
pro tenn. Of the Senate. presided this mornings
session. After the introduction of several bills
an adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
B0ST0N & NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
COAL AND WOOD.

BR q FzzR Coai pockets. 2Ss ". 5oth-
t1ltER RlN lGUlu Il. Best quality Coal oniy'
EstaDlsneC ieSs- Telephone eei OO4u4iiO@s-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
KINDLING WOOD.
Ring up 27s Madison square for
LOST.

LOST.-Banl5book No. $50. $50. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave., New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS eieaued by steam ~, hs,a nv
On The noor. Careful Carpst CIesninE
-; .; l,S@s Broadway 42l Fast 4stb-sf.
GO1 { kEASDT. Tel. la2-36th.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
OPTICIANS.

A CAREFULLY FITTED EYEGLAss or
spectacle insures perfect ease and COM
fort. Our speciality is in filling oculists'
prescriptions. MAGUIRE & N'NENY.
l26 East 29d-st
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guara nt9ed. machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE 3. EDDY, 39S Madi-
son-st
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
DREssmAKrSS.

DRESSMAKER- R--rxn-r,snced Aressnake-
Wlshes customers out By day. private
fanlites' all latest styles: rsmodels, alters;
relersnce address S. G., Box 80. 1.242
Broadway
bH hSSS SAdAkESR-Always employed IN first
class houses, Is going IN begin work at
ner own home or out by the day. excellent
taste and style. BAUER I'D Park-ave.
bhESsMAKER-F1rst class French dress
MAKER, perfect filter latest styles: Rur-
IIler r dresses wishe snore customers. Nine.
PASSERON. - West 9sth-st
DRESS MAKER. &c.-First class dress
maker and litter. leading store work
3Tth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
DECORATIVE PLANTS. ETC.

PEsfsMANENTLY preserved natural palms
ferns, etc. The Tropical Decorative
Plant Co.. ELMORE. successor. l Union
Square Entrance 14th-st
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
ROMAN BATHS.

-------------------
ROMAN BATHS and MASSAGE: evj
atlment successfully treated Dr.
CHANTEAU. 9 (. 30th-st., near 5th-av
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

bread. rolls and all kinds OF baker
work 8. CARISTROM, 7y7 Park-ave.
brooklyn % fioor
BOY. IS. wishes situation IN wholesale
drygoods store; best references. lives with
PARENTS speaks German. G. II, 80 Broad
way, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

GARDENER Married good fruit and
vegetable grower. also flower and shrubs,
best OF references as 20 ability. A. y, $50
North Broadway. Tonkers n Y
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

BOY, IS would like 20 get in wholesale
dTygoods house with chance FOR ad-
SsncemsnS. G. H.. 30 Broadway. Brook
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

YOUNG NAN. . well recommended
with good, plain education. seeks en-
pioyment on a salary basis state fun par
uculars % ABILITY. care Roessie. ia
East S5th-st
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

BOOKKEEPER. &e.-Ey young man: sx-
perteuced al bookkeeper and outside
salesman. about to leave present EN-
pioyeF and would appreciate opening; ref
erences. FAITHFUL Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

RELIABLE PIANOS az lowest prices.
easy terms; also TO rent: tuning and re-
pairing a speciality. Established 1873.
wM- LOHMANN. I1b-1I7 East 14th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

DAYS WOBK-By young woman. 10 god
cook, reference. Address Mrs N J.
rs Fast 46Jh-sr
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

DAY WORK-By young woman. wash
lng- ironing. house or Office cleaning
reference KING. 233 East S2d-st
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

LACNDRESS. Young girl as laundress in
private family. besr cfrv reference n
T. H. Box 277 I269 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

ApNEkTISs s1afENrS and Subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
Olnce. No. la Broadway. "a door nortn
LsefneDts received er the foiioVring branch
9isces az regular oface rates until ; o. cl1cx
p m. viE-. 2la Shave. q e. cor -3t-st..
ave. and iftn-sts l42 CnlumhIs-ave- mar
West tath-sr TOO West s2i-st nsar an
ave- % East lftn-st-. 81 West aed-st
between Tth and Stl avas.. lda East 4Tth-
st-, ISIS 9d-ave-. between T6th and TTth
SIS C2d 9d-ave-. near 61st-st. 1.Tcs tSt-
ave. near s9th-st. GO sd-ay... near k1xt.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTL.ER-COOK--A young married cou-
pie as butler and cook. with single gen
tleman preferable Write 3. & b. 5s West
5Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

YOUNG MAN. experienced. wishes night
work In a h0tel. MULLER. l.5tS Ave
nue.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

NLES SE--Wtde experiences IN hospital ara
private work. is competent 70 ralIa srrf-e
charges good references as % eUecrrrswa
ability. character and work Aafrsss PEs
SOMA Bile. Box I64. l. 242 Broaavav
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

COOk--Engllsh Protestant woman a. sE-
pertenced cook. dinners. tunchecns. I've
years references lady can be seen. 10
objection q counrry. II West ssrh-sr
ialitor's bell
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
CAPABLE MAN 70 manage branch Of
Ace Old house: must furnish 5000 ref
erences: salary 81 200 and extra commis-
sions. OPPORTUNITY. Drawer 2S, New
Haven Conn.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS pre-
pare for any civil service or census eX-
animation without seeing our catalogue OF
information. Sent free. COLI MBlAN
RESPONDENCE COLLEGE. Wash
ington, d C.
statesmen Inexperienced metal polish
statesmen for all classes of trade. Can
on + TALLIAFERRO 2O6 West 42d-st-,
Room !.
WANTED turner's and fit
ters for general machine work; Germans
preferred. Call 2S5 BOweTy