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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-24

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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-24
RISKS

Are rim by every '-'1'' '''-----'
woman who has household cares. 1t is
so easy just to rim ont of the warm
house into the fresh air, TO pin piece Of
lace to the clothes line. II is also easy
to take cold i'll doing so. Then perhaps
comes suppression and kindred evils.
Whenever there is any disturbance of tie
normal worianly function DR.. Pierce's
Favoritc Prescription MAY be relied upon
to re- establish perfect health. 1t is
strictly temperance medicine, contain
ing no alcohol Or whisky, neither opium,
cccniuc nor other narcotic.
"scvcral years ago suffered severely from
female weakness. prolapsus and mcnorrhagia,
ans used Favoriic Prescription with splendid
effect" writes Fannie Shelton, OF Washington.
Iowa. "G!ad have not needed il for a few
years past but il 1 should have n return OF the
ton have recommended IT to number OF
my lady friends. I always tell them TO try a
bottic ald If they not benefited by il will
pay Tor the ncdicine. In every case they lave
spoken in praise OF it."
Sick women are invited to consult DIR.
Pierce by letter free. All correspond
encc strictly private and sacrcdly conf
dental. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Or. s1Ear@eys EssyorfSe
Prescription sssaSkss weak
W0ssaess Strong ana SICK
women Wefzs
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

PRIVATE DETECTiVE- Knows his bust
ness; years experience. BARRETT,
i5O Amster1am-ave. Sd floor. rear
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

OFFICE ASSISTANT. II wears old. gradu-
ate from business college. excellent ref
ties Address CHRISTIAN II. KOCH. fsl
Liberty ave. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
THE RECORD or SALES

Mrs. G. y. Manchester has sold 70 Asro., g.,
man the two five story hathouses each 27 6x1oo NJ
and West One-hundred- Land -sixteentb-st f
about $4,000 i0
Ambrose r. Adams has sold No. West One
hundred-and enty-second-st.. a three story dwell
Annie NJ Ivory has sold Max Gold and MAJ,
lAppman. for Improvement, the old buildine -,
SO. No l3I Henry-st.. for about 1000 80
jacob Metzger has sold TO +, S Schaef1er No 92a
26 3x92 '9e' oh lot
Gussaroff steinder have purchased from Mrs
tanny iohn the five story double hathouse ON iot
$22 900. ~ '''''-S' loI
Moritz Leipsiger has sold to Joseph schaofer No
25x1O05. '' ''''''' oi iol
William f. Diller has sold to a Mr. Danenbeuer
house, lot 20xlO05 "o''i''s
John Danenhauer has sold No. III Leroy-st 90x
Peter F. Meyer & Co sold by order Of the sbertrs
under execution, 10 the plaintiff for 500 ali the
right, title and interest which Amelia 4 Raru'iro
had October l. 1898. thereafter In the ttacsnt
plot. 50xl51, on the west side of Sherman We 5fo
feet west of Emerson-st ''t' @'o
The block front on the side Of Convent
ave, between One-hundred- a nd -fortv-frst snd
One hundred and -forty-second SIS win be I'M
story and basement brick dwelling houses Eacb
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
REAL ESTATE.

me real estate market yesterday showed con-
siderable activity The largest transaction re-
ported was the sale Of four five story Aa+bora
nos A15. zC7. 2o9 and 211 West One-hundred-snd.
seVenth-st for $4,000. The houses are IN . IL.
I9o@Ioon' adjoining the Church of the Ascension
w. ). Casey was the seller, and George R Read and
II Tehleman & Son the brokers who conducted the
saIe. Mr. casey takes in part payment briclkyard
al Montrose Point The name of the purch.sar r.
been withheld T mas
Ahother sale was that of the Richelieu. FIVE
Story apartment house at the northeast corner 30
rnth-aVe and Northumberland -fourteenth-st for
SlSS5Oo The building stands on q Mot so -
with an Il" extension 2Ox1Oo11, It was b,nt -
4oS' and has changed hands freouentI, NJ
green bought it in 1885 and made considerable al
leiduohs and improvements, including an elevator
ana hVe story addition. In part payment for ~
ano%e 40 M Green takes the five story aatbousa an
Ninety -ffth-st. 4 i''rh-aVe. and
r, me auction sale of lots by the Hackensacl, -
- GGoLLpany or winch previous mention has her M = =
N ne tribune. VIII be held TODAY on The 1,r
iiIcRets and Information may be obtai5te6 iiaes, f
ncl5rldes newsstand, Arcade No n a. Z @ rom
Gustave e Boyer, No. PSI Sixth-ave NTao,o t+ ~ag
and James l.. Brumley No lS9 Mon1a 9t
Brooklyn. ~ 4ioHtdsue-st-.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
DISORDER At MEETING OF c01oBEn NE,

Boston Aug. f.-At the non-partisan conference
Of colored men here yesterday during the evening
session the speeches took on more lively aspect,
"ootoeiy nsd 'he meeting opened when general
confusion caused by the refusal of the CT,
TO recognize Mr. White, Of New-York. who had The
moor when the afternoon Adjournment choked off
his utterances.
isaac X Allen. ex-member Of the Covernor,s
Ooahcl, trled to speak, but the Chair treated him
- uIp " nite- me latter left the meeting, ex-
pressing his disgust There were cries op ..r5,+ -,
43ul 43Il & as MI Allen tried impress on the CHAIR
oeEeIal speeches on negro rights were made and
IIsoiuIlohS were adopted protesting against +ba
aDrogailon or the Fourteenth and Fifteenth aroond
ments I'm the South O"'H dhehd-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Frank Annie A. TO Maier Kramer. executor. etc,
33d- st. 8 s 900 II OF sth-ave years. .......
Hsymann. Esella, to American Mortgage Com
pany, 11Oth-st. n 8 150 II OF 2d-ave. ........
Same 10 William A Spencer ct al. trustees etc,
l1Oth-st, n s. 100 II q of 2d-ave, 3 years. ......
Same 10 same. 1l0th-st. n s. 125 II OF 2d-ave.
RaIner. Catherine Z. and another to James ]
Brown ct al. trustees. etc Boulevard
ner 95th-st secures creditors. .......-.........
Mole John. 10 John Jordan 3d-ave corner
26th-5t. j years
Same TO same. same property. years. .........
Mayer. Paul TO American Bible Society, Sth-aVe.
n c corner 135th-st also Sth- ave. :. "a 10 II n
OF l90th-st, > years.
Crawford Samuel II. Harlem Savings Bank
Washington-gVe, n corner 114th-st. year.
Same same. Washington ave, e.. 25 II of
t74th-st. 75Xl00, l year. mortgages, each.
Wimpie, Maria and Jacob NJ, 10 Jacob Kottek.
4th-st, Nos $40 and 312 West, demand. .........
Musgrave, Christopher J. TO William ] GilmaT-
tin, Monroe-st, No 65, years ............-...
Turner. Harry. and Thomas Kiernan. to John c
Orr, Central Park West. corner 1O5th-st.
> year =
Bach, Lewis T. et al, 10 lisa bella j Bush, Iexing-
ton ave. : % II n Of 3ist-st years. .........
SheehHn. James r. 10 Edward Farrell. Sedg-
w!ck-ave, =, at junction lands Of Croton
Aqueduct and estate OF Matthew Kyle. plot be
gins at 4 Croton Aqueduct appropriation and
land or NeW-Y York, Boston and Montreal
Railway Company; also all title TO plot Gro
ton Aqueduct appropriation, at land taken
for improvement Of Harlem River by United
states year ''.--' -'.'-. ..,...
Livingston, Bessie, 30 Josephine MacI1ean. S5th-
RI. NO a. West, years .-.....,.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

WYOMING N LINE ONCE MORE--Repre-
sentative NondelI Of Wyoming. said in Washing
ton the other day:
We are having far different battle this year in
Wyoming than had four years ago Our State
then flooded with silver literature and ltera-
against Mr. Mckinley. You will recall that
the big daily newspapers of Denver and Salt Lake
City came up into Wyoming Many of our Re
publicans had been accustomed 10 receive their
political instruction from The Denver Republican
and The Salt Lake City Tribune was also wide
" read in Wyoming Four years ago both these
papers went over 70 the silver cause Against
such influence held the State in line for the
Republicans. Now both newspapers I have men
Iioned are again Republican and will be an aid to
this year, where four years ago they were a
great detTimeUt.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
ATTEuPT TO BURN AND PILLAGE VILLAGE

Smithfeid. Ill.. Aug IA deliberate attempt
was made AT midnight 10 burn and pillage this
village. Only the combined efforts OF the fifteen
hundred Inhabitants saved the place from destruc-
tiOD. The nre was discovered in the Robertson
grocery. n spread rapidly There is no fire de-
partment here, ana before the bucket brigades
formed could cheek the hames thirteen business
houses in the centre OF the town had beap d.
stroyed together with their contents As the,
were al frame buildings. the losses VIII not exceed
f75,o1o. fully insured.
IN several houses the scene Of the fire the
lncendiaries we're discovered trying 10 gstbev IN
Vslus oles left by the citizens %. lts excitement
tending the IRE. They Werc 0 -vsn our of half 2
dozen houses. ana finally eccapsl from town n a
carriage before the Inhabitants realized thar an
FasesaDt az wholesale looting h'.1 ksen made.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
PAYING GLOBE BANK's DEBTs

Boston. Aug. E.-Receiver Daniel D. Wing. of the
Giooe National Bank. has paid TO the Clearing
Rouse Association the last Of the 100000 which
that institution advanced the bank eight months
ago IN the hope that its failure might be averted
receiver wing will now devote himself to the +ask
OF paying OF the depositors. It will take 81 eO6 M
10 10 90 ms shareholders OF the bank were assessed
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS

133d-st. n s. s5 # of Park-ave a5x1oO11:
George NJ Van Hoesen, referee. 20 Townsend
Montgomery-st No 26. W 25x92 Montgomery
Falk s4,5o
runs 1O7 SIX n SIX 49.1 Tx INK 1878 to
avenue X n co. Emma Kingsman 10 Edward
sOth-st No p West 2Oxos9 John A Ely to
Horace Ely another. 4 part. .........
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS

39th-st, Nos 228 and 225 East for six story
brick hathouse. 81 10XS78 William Lane No
@48- East Ssth-st. owner: Howell arch
7etf-st. Nos 81 ana So East for a sly stor, b~i,,,
stable 4tNVI New-YoTk Cab Company. No III
Vest d2d-st, owner; Porter M, 62I Broad
conH Hent-aNe $, from l4lst 10 l42d-st for ten
5ntss siory ana basement brick dwelling houses
1&osxoo II, & II. Som, No 1876 West 74th-st
owners: Henri FouehAlx arehitaaf -. =.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
B0sTOY'S HIGH TAx RATE

Boston Aug. 17-Boston's tax rate for 1900 was
fixed to-day by the assessors at $14 TO- as against
S3 10 last year This is the largest since 1885,
when the city put on a 50 limit which was
increased by the late Legislature to s10 so
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

MATTRESSES REMA0E az cusSomerS
residences In three nours a speciality: new
uckings and hair supplied: sole users OF
own patented osctllating hair carding ma
chimes and collapsible benches. THE MAU-
BORGNE METHOD. S46 9th-ave. Country
orders solicited Telephone e67 Columbus
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

LONDON.-An unusual opportunity pre-
sents itself ~ securing one of the finest
positions in the West End for any large.
high class trading concern. ground area
available, 1900 square feet; can be sub
divided or increased In size desired. Full
information will be furnished upon appli-
cation 10 Messrs. MAY & ROWPEN, 30
MaddoX-st., Regent-st. London, w, Eng
land.
PROSPEROUS office business established
twelve years, for sale at cost Of stock
and accounts due, about SO, 600. no agents.
PROSPEROUS, Box 321. Tribune Office.
PATENTSl INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE, patents economically secured and
profitably sold. INVENTORS COMPANY,
100 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FOR BACHELORS who want quiet and
refinement in strictly private family one
or two large front rooms; latest improve
ments; everything new, private dressing
room: bath and electric light. near West
T2d-st. "L" station will serve breakfast
II desired: best references required. Apply
TO Jesse G. BENNETT & co. 33S Co
lumbus-aVe.
ST. AbBANS. Z. 3lST-ST.
Rooms single en- suite: breakfast op-
tional. transients accommodated.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
Gonntrn prnpertp 10 Eet.

THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. Fredericksburg. Va.-Ths
principal hotel Of the city First class brick build
ing containing furnished rent equal dis
tance Washington D. c. and Richmond Va Four
passenger trains arriving daily particu-
CHAS. WALLACE & BRO. Fredericksbur7 Va.
HOUSE TO LET AT GARDEN CITY. l. L for Sep
tember and October large well furnished and de-
Nghtfuly located, exposed plumbing: bathrooms
premises; $125 desirable tenant
5. Postofhce Box Is Garden City, l. l.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tritun.
N received their Uptown Once No Broad
north Of 31stst. until o'clock m: advertise
received the following branch oces at regular
Office rates until O'Clock viz: PSI sth-ave
23dst: 152 6h-ave cor. 12th-st. Macy's 6th-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or On
the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning Co..
1858 Broadway. AZ East 4Sth-st., COE &
BRANDT. Tel 132-SSth-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
DANBURY HATS.

DANBURY HAT co. announce advance
styles for fall ready. DANBURY HAT
CO.. 90 Desbrosses-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
fnrnishen 6onses Go Eet-Gountrn.

ITO LET-Furnished house; bath: range: tubs;
nice lawn; beautiful shade trees large garden plant
20 fruit trees peach pear plum cherry and ounce;
centrally located; reasonable for the Ad
dresA ". K. MERRILL. Elenville, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

MANAGER Of real estate; capable of look
ing after repairs. collecting rent. etc,
long experience: best OF reference, X. :.
Box IS. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices; easiest terms.
MARX BROS. "a Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
Proposals
I OF PORTO

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF PORTO
RICO San Juan. P. R avg. t1th. IsOo.-Prr-
posals for Furntture-Ssaled proposals IN e1oI~s-s
win be received this Office un-u September a6+h
1900. and then publicly opened. for supplying 20
Rico For the Council II councillors 6esxs
top. with guard rail o. drawers o s.fz r-
Guiding one double desk for The President clerks
desks 20 chairs ssttses- l3 waste paper bas1srs
Is ink stands For the House - desks far too v-z
guard rail. of drawers side. Including
double desk for the Speaker. 90 chairs ssr.ees ~
Council be in dark cherry and fu-ni--a
the House 20 be IN oak Bids Tfu Be accepted f--
the whole part OF rhe above Prices 70 b 2 O
New York Brooklyn Cuts %
accompany the bids. Delivery steamer viii
required thirty afJerwa-d IKE right rsfs-r an
and all reserved Proposals - addressed "a
the undersigned WV H HUNT. Secrstarv
DEPOT Q. VI. DEPT. JEFFERSONVTLTF.
l. IND.-AIzust 2 1sO0-seaIed proposals 2, t-su-
cate will until Il o'clock n-s7sl
Standard Ttrne 21 1900. for furnishing 100
The United States reserves the right rss~.
nation furnished application Envelopes corraf-f--
marked Proposals
and addressed c r BARNETT. Deputy Q N. General
A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for Ths T-.a-,-.
<A received Uptown once. Na. L242 Broadzay
ID door north Of 31st-st . n: advertise
nents received following a. rszIls,
once rates until o'clock ,. n. 254 sth-ave .
cor 2sd-st: 12th-st: Mays 6th-av.
West 42d-st near 6th-avs: 81 East 14th-s 257 ws,.
sd-av- between 7sth T7th So: 1923 sd-avs ~
4lst-s: s54 sdave 21O Beecksr-st.: a25 Blsseks--s
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
Gltn Real Gstatc for Sole.

A PURCHASER OF cheap lots. bought at bargain
IA unable complete payments, will sell interest q
half 70 avoid foreclosure BUSINESS, 1242 Bdway
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

building will have frontage Of 20 feet and a depth
OF So 90 feet and will cost $50 Henri Fouchaux
iS he
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
TRYING TO sW1NDLE By CABLE.
AN ATTEMPT TO GET $4,000 FROM 4 LEoMINsrER
BANK FRUSTRATED.

Leominster Mass. Aug. He. W. Doyle. man
of the interests OF Alexander Patton, wealthy
manufacturer of Leominster. went TO New-York to-
day consult the authorities regarding attempt
by Paris swindlers TO defraud the Leominster Ma
tonal Bank.
The bank received a dispatch yesterday from
Paris. ostensibly from Mr.. Patton; who is visiting
the Exposition. asking that 5000 be Immediately
forwarded to him The bank became suspicious
and communicated with Mr. Doyle and he in turn
cabed Mr.. Patton The latter answered to-day that
he had sent for money.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

PRUDENT RATHER THAN LoGICAL-1n the
opinion Of The Boston Herald" Ex-Governor Bout
wells desire that the anti-imperiast brethren shall
not stand UP ant b. counted by themselves is
rather more prudent and polite than logical and
statesmanlike.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
LOST.

BANKBOOK No 34l Sal OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing ANY per
son having a claim to u Ia hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten DAYS
submit to having said passhook cancelled
and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
PILES AND CONSTIPATION.

DR.. UPHAMS Vegetable Electuary; in
ternal remedy; positive specific; hfty
years reputation; sold by leading drug
gistsi samples sent free. A. UPHAM, p
East 4th-st
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
wuRR WANTED.

WuRR WANTED.
Male.
ACCOUNTANT AUDIToR.--Go anywhere
in United States; perfect trial balance
an branches business; highest references.
AUDITOR, P. O. Box 1.SSI
AMERICAN. "a: speaks Swedish and Ger
man: experienced driver. single or double
or ANYTHING: handy: good reference. AN
DER SON. 1,4S3 Madison-ave.
BUTCHERS years experience; with or
without board: Brooklyn preferred AL
FRED HARTMANN, 2S1 Floyd St, B'klyn.
RITTCHER.-First class: makes bologna
and thoroughly understands the business
Address CHARLES C. SCHNELL, 90
Spring ST, West Hoboken. y J.
BUFFER-I am looking for a situation as
brass buffer and polisher. Address J.
MIXAN. 34S East 7%d-st.
BoOKKEEPER's ASSISTANT. II; lust
graduated. wholesale house preferred.
WILLIAM FITZPATRICK. SOI Willow
ave, Hoboken. y ].
BoOKKEEPER's ASSISTANT. 20. from
college: good accountant, reference. l..
W1NKI-ER, Niles ave. West New-fork.
n. J.
BOOKKEBPER and CORRESPONDENT
Active. experienced. with training and eX
perlance In New York City as an archi-
tectural draughtsman. wishes to return 10
that section and Is open FOR engagement
where the mentioned qualifications will in
sure permanent position with reasonable
salary; can furnish most satisfactory refer
ences. Address Lock Box lp4, clyde, Ohio.
BARBER.-Without board; good place.
JERRY BONEY. 2lO Columbia ST..
Brooklyn.
BAKER.-Can work alone on ordinary
cakes; would like to learn fancy cake
baking and ornamentins. test references
II. pERICKS, 100 Van Buren, St, Passalc
n. ].
BOY. IL. been 10 months In an optical
trical shop. CLOUSE. III East Goth st.
BOY II. wishes position az electric work
years experience. II BAIER, I6
Hamburg ave. Brooklyn.
BOY. aged Is German American. wishes
to learn uphoistering trade: small custom
shop preferred. W G, 55+ 81 ave
BOY Of II would Ike 60 learn printing
trade, willing TO do hard work. l..
tHLNAN. dOo East 18th -
BOY wishes position AZ WAGON pointing
CLARENCE RAHR, SS2 t6th ST. Brook
lyn-
BoY II. bright. honest. residlns w,t1
parents. in ctfi-e brokers' OF LAWYERS
oftce preferred reference T. IJNDFNAN
SIC East l24th-st
BOY, is. in once Of some wholesale nous.
JoES GAL4sRAITH. i4s West e2d-st
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL ROLAND
5pth-st. between Madison and Park aves.
Modern hotel. with every comfort and con
venience. DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, 81 PER
DAY Sc WEEK. LIGHT ROOMS WITH
BOARD, S12 PER WEEK. SUNNY
Every room has hot and cold water steam
heat and electric light. Suites Of two and
three rooms, with bath. References re
quired. CANNOT BE BQUALLDD FOR
THE MONEY.
e2D-ST. 90 WEST Cnear Park).-Large,
airy rooms. with board; single or en-
suite, with bath; best French and Amer
lean cuisine; NEW MANAGEMENT; table
bcarders taken; newly decorated. Telephone
1.b19A Riverside on premises
30 EAST 3STH-ST., near Par<-ave.-Hand-
somely furnished rooms. with board ref
erences; parlor dining roem-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo second-hsnd
wood and iron working machines: fully
suaTanteedi machinery bought and ex-
shnH=aa, oEo. 3, EpDf. ees MaAl son-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
Business Opportunities

A PURCHASER q cheap lots. bought at 6a-zsl-
"a unable % complete payments. will
bal, est 20 avoa forecIos1-e BLsLSEss. 242 BdraT
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
STORAGE.

THE TWENTIETH CENTURY STORAGE
HOUSE AND CARPET CLEANING co,
4G2-494 East 1SSth-st., cleans your carpets
al cents a yard: also moves your furni-
ture, SS load. Call or send postal. Tel
ephone. 5S7 Melrose-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
COMPANION &c.3Competent American
lady where she may be useful as com
panion. housekeeper or assistant matron;
understands sewing and the care or chll-
dren. Address REFERENCES. Box 8. l'O2o
3d-ave, Tribune Branch.
COMPANION, &c.-Refned American. 81.
as companion. mothers help in house
keeping children and sewing: moc@rats
salary. Miss LYNN, Silver Bay P. o.
Lake George,
EXPERT stenographer. ten years expert
ence wants work in typewrtttng ONCE
references. Address C. 2n1 East 14th-st.
MILLINERY A woman with one years
experience In millinery school would like
a position as improver. Miss WALSH, 2oO
Carroll-et Brooklyn.
TEACHER. as language teacher in
boarding school or good family; know
edge of Italian French, German and a lit
tie English; skilful in embroidery work;
excellent references. It's Ino-st-r West
Hoboken. y. J.
TEACHER. lady as teacher OF
oratory and physical culture in public or
private school; college graduate: Will teach
common branches c. Old Forge, n y
YOUNG girl wishes position in ONCE; best
45th-st
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
DRESSnIA IAKING.

DRESSMAxING.
ALL KINDS OF WAISTS made to order
o1 iadies' own material. Call on the
= TESxTNGTON WAIST MFG. CO.. l,7Sl
LeXington-ave.
DRESSMAKER would like few days
All West 134th-st
LEARN dress cutting and millinery: neld
without limit: special terms for summer
course: call Immediately; new shirt waists
o< skirt patterns cut to order. oOc>
MCDOWELL SCHOOL S1o-3ls 6th-ava.
LADIES TAILORING and Gowns
in the latest fashions: perfect nj and best
yrorkmanship. GRANT & PARSER, 744
Iexington-aVe.
SACHS & CO. Ladies' and Gents Tailors.
ITO IAnoX-ave. near 16th-st.-Remodel-
ling and repairing neatly done at moderate
prices
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
DESKS q OFFICE FURNITURE.
DETECTIVES.

,c-TT515 y = ST1OTAI, DETECTIVE AGENCY,
320 Broadway. room nl-'lS: telephone
attended affe To by expert detectives, male and
female.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION. MEN.-Cheap trip to Dnrope'
free passage and steady positions pro
cured. SHIPPING OFFICE, Chnton-st.'
and az West-st-. New-York.
MEN---Free passage to men assisting by
sitions procured ATLANTIC SHIPPING
OFFICE 2O9 2d-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
FREE TILL OCT. 1ST

Madlson-ave. 151s. 103d-st-Beautiful decorate
fiat and bath; hall and bath heated; new; nea
Central Park: light; stove: S19 Apply 1entor
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST, BAR7TH0l ll0MIEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
oil East 42d-st.. first class domestics are
supplied
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

STENOGRAPHER WANTED.-Competen
stenographer wanted at once. Apply to
P O Box 2OSO. Nev-York, at once.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
HELP WANTED.

Female.
NETWORK HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL,
Manicuring, face massage, scalp treat
nent. chIropody, dermatology; diplomas;
position; begin now 254 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

COACHSIAN. gardener. farmer; cook. IaUr-
dress. hOusewOrk. married. two children,
practical hard working couple able will
ing DO anything required geutleua1's placs.
DAILY. S1S East 6OJh-sr-