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fell about $4,000 below the Grant plurality
of is1z But this year Mckinley has
probably passed the Grant plurality and
his electoral vote viii be the largest ever
given any presidential candidate Gen.
Grant bad sc votes in the electoral coli
iege. which g considerably below what
win be. cast for President Mckinley. II
should Be observed. however that the
number OF votes and the number OF states
was smaller In 1872 than in 1900. and that
McKinley's victory. great as II was. does
not represent as large percentage Of the
states and population as did Gen Grants.
n was large enough. however: larger. in
fact, than many people hoped for. and the
overwhelming character Of the Demo
cratic defeat means more for good to the
country than did Greeiey's defeat in 1872.
with strong recommendations from
Rear Admirals Hichborn and Bradford the
Bremsrton naval station should not go
long without the improvements that are
needed to equip Il for work that can be
done on Puget sound TO better advantage
than at any other point on the Pacific
coast.
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Nss Ycskr~Keens 4tu1 TemEie Court m14.
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k<sis1ipe
1aesns ~iin rssfae swnue
Address IN fesnn,uussssians ard rmtss.gees y
Seattle Wash
Tf< Pest .Inssf,sxsncer dsrs MI a6sr psfm<uf -
saluHffy eansFihtssierss, ard VII not srsd~sfsM /"
fetwfa pnseifited nsnm-<sspts.
Teiephpnrs- Rsssinsss erses. Main u Edi'ofM
rooms. Main ~.
hlss pos,nnIee address IN fun. snsimding county
Rema ~ express. msney srssr arss Or In rssis
tered ietfer, II orr fisk
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Reports are e.klaasax - eeuas IA to he
sascs iaai rsiuce raap has been rassursi
ara "a ~ aksy shey rlH ~ repeated a.
srvquentiy a. wsre sAs stories last year
,sas a. 'ast Asgipalss has s-sa rsa so~n
aaa earsassa.
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Deiiyered 81 City Gsrsifr - -
Jsls and spa4sy. rer sf9nfh ~ -
p@fy ard SUNDAY, fSx nno1fths. " psH w - a
D<al ard Sunday. one yesrs ps}d 10 sdfsnH
stndsf edition. per molifh -
esndsr elitlen. pr sssr
rennns d<xjsing the Post, fs,silis<ursr sersra .
fins homes q fh1nss u a>ilterT eas ss.nss = !. ~
postal ssrt feauea ~ cfbr through tttrrs9ns s -
= Wh>p The delivery II Itra1sizf. pi<Sss mar y"
nfdtzte tomDisiaf TO tbts o4tet-
BY MAZE. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
f,saY and saDdsy. PR ~ nth ..,..-.+.......-s.- z
thy and sunda3. VIZ months ..--y<.ss,s.-s-.ts ~
D4ur and Ssnd45s Skaf =
9vnaxy s,ljfs0u- ane n~uth .-....,s...-...-ss-.s.
4Hp<sY ednkon ala m-511hs .,..--<-*s-ss-t.-..st- -
@ou3< n1iftcas, enc rear =
@41<1s5 and Wesk}y. r<< sear - y
Wsetit edttign. nn< ye&f y
Weekly edist1n six monfhs ...s+.t..s.s,.''-s's.s
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-12
DELAWARE, LAcKAWANNA & WESTERN
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

FOR THE WEST.
York. South Ferry (Whitshau TerrnnaO
foot OF Liberty street.
sDay Except Sunday. ESundays.
CHICAGO. '4.3o d. G4lberty only. s15a
o. m. night
PTTTsBURG, .4sO a. m G4iberty street onIy1. $50
cTNCTNNATT. ST LOUIS. 1000 a. m. $3.50 ,. n,
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. fso0 1000 CDiner,.
I'll 80 d. m. (Dincr). TOO Z. (Dner)
800 ('Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train.
NORFOLK Il 90 n. N
illuminated Light
113. 172. 261 434. Broadway = Union a.
W. Bowery y. Y. sss Fulton St. Brooklyn; Wht-
hall Terminal R4d Liberty Baggage checked rrpuH
hotel residences 10 destination
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

feE sALE--Ten RLPA-NS for cents
q er1EslsLs ere gives relief.
E'ef.-1llJN --Dak, 09ddfzed brass TOP.
Sl-iao-e brokerage. banking. real estate.
- =, - feltre-st- near Worth.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through York. O Chambers ST.
follows minutes earlier from ". ODD
300 a Daily-BuffalO F-Xpress-arr Buffa.O s 2.
For Binghamton Waverly, Elnra and Bradford. Solid
Coaches paTl0r Buffalo.
$50 p. m. Daiy--Chicago Idnited-Fast uail-solid
Chicago arriving .. 20 m. Cleveland
seepers TO Chicago, Cleveland, Cin-innat Dining
T.io p. Daily.-Pufaio and Cleveland Express-arr
Buffalo TO5 Bradford 100 jamestown and Youngs-
1927 Cleveland p m. SIeepers 10
Buffalo and Cleveland Cafe
9.I5 p. Daly.-SOlid rain for Binghamton Waverly,
Emra Chicago. seepers TO Buffalo Chicago. Cincinnati
YTyICKETE LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i COMMODATIONS at Ill, 113, 261 4O1 957 Broad
way 125h 273 West f25th ST. Chambers
and 23d ferries. New York; ana SEQ Fulton
St 9S Broadway Brooklyn; I'D River St. HoDoken and
City station New York Transfer Co calls
checks Daagage destination.
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GARD NER--Married, life experience,
thoroughly understands the handling Of
greenhouses. graperies. palm, orchid and
fern houses, kitchen gardening, laying out
Of lawn, roads and all practical work and
general management Of a gentleman
country place; wears in last place. Ad-
dress J. e. D, I'll North 3d-st-. Harrison,
n J.
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COOK-By Young girl. first class cook.
by the dsy or month. best city refer
enees CaIi Monday. i42 West 62d-sr..
Morrissey's bell.
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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
q RAILROAD.
esr, brosses and Cortandt streets.
th1r a .iss strseas later shaa
90 ears A. NJ FAST MAILLifcd BUFFET Parlor
a. t. cRsieaEO r No Se,s sqaG I.9 Plt,sbus.
o.5 A: " PENNsYLvhNfA fi rdF sVcfpG
eRosso D cis1:land o Tasaa and
1-T =, cI11cAGo And t sT LOUIS EXPRESS
ano1,s ~ ] wa Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE Indian
o' e. p NJ WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
10 p. VI. souTHwEsrERN ExPREss-For Pitts
enn553, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville Indian
''a 5icl r. NJ PACIFIC ExPKEss-ror Pittsburg ard
Ra5feE For Knoxville daily: shenandoah Valley
s' sIs.I r.; w. NAIL AND ExPREss-Pulman Buffet
b,' png car New York Altoona, Liberty. Pitts
Goa anu points West. daily except Sunday No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
70 aol % SO 1910 d0esbrosses Corandt Streets
and f eo1t dn Di ststs caF 30 % can
Dinn 80 DINING Iof ca ana 9 e GaSl 10 night
SION S Tin TO- 81 {piPng Can I2'5 Is: p
10 5 4 = Dining Carr. AK Dining Carr 925 M
S0Br5EES F aha E6H1s5 ss
NORFOLK ND WsTERR r. r y 9i aaii MemD.
ATaNTfc 9 eo1sT 825 P M F daily snoo,
NI1 i - & OHIO RATLWAY.-7.55 a. m. week
FOR OLD P on c6M aa55E and xopro1K-755
Weekdays and s. D. m daily
A!Ri sfrtets % ad 20 Ros
rHesInuied Trains. Buffet Parlor Standard
f Ear 5o MAF = M ,. m weck-aays
po-s on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
oHst twenty third Street Staton> SIS a IL 40
70 and = ~ SUNDAYS. 815 a. M. ass D. m.
~ .'eSorosses and Cortlandt Streets). 9Oa
p. - " 0S7' 80 - $500 ~
FOR pFITL.DFLPFEIA.
o. m and Ccrtlandt Streets d20l - 755
30 t955 Penns. Limited 1910 CDesbrosses
ca 9T3ndt Streets 70 2@ u1ning Car 10 55 Dining
IKE S172i1 ? -, 225 255; 425 425 Dining Can
im M; no night SUNDAYS. SO IS $50 rs 80
Ginning carr B. p 355 425 Dining Carr ass Dining
night. ''' w. 0' $3.50 p '''' 49,
Ticket offices Nos ga 1896 1884 III and 261 BROAD
S Astor House West Twentythrd Street Station;
n1 stations foot Of Desbrosses CortIandt Streets
fo Iourf street $50 Futon Street. 9s Broadway and
iennsyEanta Annex Station Brooklyn: Station. Jersey
CITY The New York Transfer Company will call for
TO destination.
Telephone ~al4 Eighteenth for Pennsylvania
Railroad Service
]. B. HUTCHINSON 7 2 WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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ADvERT-sEMEN-Ts anc SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Tribune
II received their TpI0wu Once 10 1.Z42 Broadway
z 1oor north u 31Etsr until O'Clock P n; advertise
r-ats -eceived the following branch Offices regular
ofaoe until clock o. N. Shave.
eor Sos-.i 6th-aTe-. 12thst., Eacy's 6h-ave
West b8thsJf 100
West 42dst 6th-aTe-. ~ East i4tnst. 257 West
so-st between eth ayes. 1873 East 41thst l,Ss
A-sye between 10th and 18TH SITS 1925 3d-ave.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

---------------->
TO @. g CRANE, VI. E W0rthington.
Mrs. E Brown. II. Prentice NJ z.
Boyle 7 F--il!iams. Nancy Whitford. Mrs
K Dout L.. You are hereby individuaIl,,
notified that on Monday, April O. 1900. or
Monday April l6, 1900, commencing at
100 q. m, there viii be sold at No a0T
West 3fth-st., this city, certain household
goods and personal effects stored in your
respective names or tor your respective
accounts. WA. NJ HOWLETT. successor
% Z. Eaear A Son
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Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks Electro-Pneqrnatie', Signals
Leaving time from South Ferry is the from
-'Aef'S D. Trains leave foot Of Liberty St
Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk &c.
GO sS s s4sS aas s55S sd EastSs g.
Isl 90 TO Easton} a NJ 81 90 $3.50 $500 P N
FSF W a6 M sunda%a 100 A M S'I0
For Reading Harrisburg al 400 - 80 100 1910
g g So 10 q fseadns p * s@:i5 night SUNDAYS 80
II Reading) A A. 81 90 1880. $3.50. $780, $500
TO of Stations on the Kew YORK AND LONG BRANCH
R r. - 80 $3.50 Red Bank only) $3.50 (a9 80
only 81 so b62a P NJ sundays. $500 ('i0:I5 Red
Bank onlv A. N 100 P N.
FOR a 81 spf gnnda 80 qos AZ 30
For Toms River and Bar1egat 30 80 A. NJ i:45
'4 EoB spS4rff6 cfT9 4so A. NJ .l45
p M Atlantic special with vestibuIed Coaches am
Pullman Parlor Carsl
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WASHINGTON.
From OF Liberty st.
q 90 Dining carr 80 900 Royal Limited IS 90
$500 Dining Car) P. NJ, s12:15 mdt sundays. '4:50
4ii,l g 90 5000 Dining Car P M si2:i5 mdt
Additional Philadelphia week days 730 900
A NJ $3.50, 81 90. 81 80. s73O. @9:45 P. u. Sundays
$40 A N. 90, $500 P.
Tickets and par4or cse seats al foot Of Liberty St.
S9gh 7 5 9Th AZ AZ IS Union 81 Vest los st [2 s5h
wfIiamsburg The New York Transfer viii cali for
and check baggage hotels residences destina
.From Liberty ST. only.
sF'rom south Ferry i've minutes earlier.
, ,FT0m south Ferry at at $50 A. n
bFrom South Ferry e:IO P. NJ.
From South Ferry at 1856 P. NJ.
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COACHMAN.-By single American; good
reference no objection 20 country. Call
or address GEORGE ARNOLD, 1l5 East
iOth-st.
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PLATING MACHINES.

PLATING. pinking and futing ma
chimes maChnist and experimental
work. NEW CHAMPION PRESS co. l75
Grand-st
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GARDENER or CoACHMAN.-By swede;
married; best reference given. Address
A JACOBSON, Peapzek. n. J.
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COACHMAN and GARDENER. By strict
" temperate man: best city and country
| references. J. BURNS. T95 7th-ave., bak-
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
EACT MAIL IMC cnuTII

FAST MAIL LINE SOUTH.
Leave New York Pennsy1vana Railroad Station. 2sd
street. lesorosses and CGrandt Streets
eXc+5t lao noon train. which leaves
12:A0 M00N--NEw YORK AND FLORIDA LIN
- 'NSSS ITED-Pullman Drawing Room
Daily except Compartment Seepng cars Ii
sunday. brary Observation and Dining Cars
New York to St Augustine. Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars. New York Aiken Augusta
2ECH , M - n. Y. & FLA. EEPRESS-Pullman
c'-S w. Drawing Room Sleeping Cars New
soayilie Port Tampa and Augusta Dining Car
steamship connections for Key West Havana.
1925 p M. 80 WA4SSIAIMGT0N & CHATTANOOGA
~'-S HI' LIMITED, VIA LYNCHBCRG AND
Daily. BRISTOL. Pullman Drawing Ro2m
nooga New Orleans and Memphis Dining Car service.
4:25 p NJ - MAASiEITGT E & sOTTf5yyEsTI1FsN
Daily Sleeping Cars, New York Atlanta
Macon. New Orleans, Birmingham Memphis AsheviIe
Knoxville Chattanooga and Nashville. Dining
Tourist Sleeping Car Washington o Fran
cisco, Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays. Tuesdays
and Saturdays, Sunset Limited connection.
1910 NIGHT East MAIL AL y a Pullman IMAM Buffer
Daily IanJa; New Orleans. Savannah
Nassau Key West and F5svana Dining ca service
all Pennsylvania r. r. ticket offices.
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Railroads.


of West 3d. Corandt and Desbrosses Steen
(Penna r. r. Ferries
sd Street Other ngures Cortandt OF DesbrossH
Streets Daily Sunday Sunday leaves 40 p NJ Other
SIS eSundAy leaves S15
sunday leaves BIS Pm Sunday leaves 5.i5 PM
-6.5. 700 A. N Local FOR EASTON.-
e-IO " For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points Parlor and DINING cars Con-
meets Coal BTanchesf- .- x
Hands
through
to Detroit Dining Car service q IA carte
s12.55. 90 P NJ. For WI ESD Ahft, SCftANi Oh
v-S,IO y!5.10P N Local for MACCH CHUNK - -
S.SS -6.I0 P Chicago Nesuibue Limited FOR \ lA6r
ARK points Through Sleeping Gers TO Chicago
Ez.55 SEQ p. Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
SD 900 Pm. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
Sleeping Cars 70 Chicago. $500.
so PLAINFIELD and BOUND BROOK, locals DAILY except
gInda 20 $40, go 'g IS and 80 p NJ
Tickets Pullman accommodations at ll5 Z6 80 800 ~ ana
Broadway, Square 245 Columbus
So Fulton St Bdy Annex Station Brookiyn
and check baggage from nsts OF
residence through destination
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A MEXICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW YOfRk-SOCT HAMPTON-LONDON.
CALLING WESTBOCND AT CHER BOUJRG
Sailing Wednesdays 10 A NJ
ST Paul March II st. Paul
fKensington March u st. Louis .......April II
New York March Is New
fSAILING AT u NOON.
RED STAR LINE
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
Every Wednesday 10 noon
Westernland March "A NOordland March
ensington March 81 Friesland
%These cabin and third passengers
low
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers "A and u. n. r. ONCE. T3 Broadway
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS bought, sold rented. re
paired; best machines: lowest prices :;
trial free; telephone. CONSOLIDA TED
TYPEMRLTER EcNCHA NGE "a B, VIZ
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HELP WANTED.

MuIe.
WANTED.-By a Newark manufacturing
concern. a correspondent OF experience
who understands business. not over forty:
must be healthy, coed tempered and am
bilious, a good chance for a strong. ca
paDle man in a we'll established firm
NEWARK, Box % Tribune Office
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Hnfurnishc0 Apartments 90 Get.
-TE AVE. QsS Cor s6rh St.-Teganr Apartments,
y fsc.ns PAX. So % 500 Apply JaIitor-
a PhRTaEv-s TO LFT-At 10 and 13s waverIy
Il Plscs Three floors. u eight rooms In1rne1iate
u I2ai53 May LIST. Il good order. Key
Z Rsnnsr Bros, LIS Waveriy Place THORNTON III
RCDNAN Resl Estate agent. So Fourth Avenue.
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WEST SFORER.R

Trains leave Franklin station. n. Y, follows.
and Is m later from OF w. 42d
.I2:45 P M. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit,
Chicago Louis Dining Car.
II P. N. Chicago and st Louis Limited
+S.00 Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
.9:I5 p. M, Detroit and Chicago Express.
Except Sunday:
Timetables principal hotels ana ofices Baggage
cbeckad from residence by WescOtts
= LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. N. Y.
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pED D LINE.

pED D LINE.
For La Guayra, Puerto Cabelo. Curacao and Mara
caibo, via Curacao-Calling also Puerto Rico
From Roberts Pier, Brooklyn.
s. S. PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, March % l p NJ
:. $. CARACAS Saturday, April z P.
These vessels have accommodations for pas
sengers
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. 1875 Front St.
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Brooklpn i1rOpcrtp for Sale.
No close An ESTATE VIII. BE SOLD DOw.-FHc-
to-v Property lEoTyanus canal ana Srlith-st be
= 9-h-sr.- % canal dock;
70 deep premises good three and
- 1rrs buildings. with 5000 feet u floor space
.g-rFP-v BROS * CO.. 10 Patt.-st.. Nev-Y5rk city
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended steamship salings from Vancouver
JAPAN, GHlIA, Philippine ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF INDIA. ..... Na-rb % Nr,r &c - On
L-Stl.lttcs9S ~ JAt-A -Apl. 16 Jpune
EMPRESS OF CHINA.--.-.-. May :. July Q, Sept. 10
Hawaii lSlANDSAyD AUSTRALIA
WARRIMoO. ........Apl 6 AuOwERA - May
For rates apply 353 Broadway and So wall St
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
GIRLS FOR permanent Of hourly service.
all kinds work a. once; no registration
fee. HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIC ASSO-
CITATION. 10 to i p m, 1,77S Broadway
G0VERN NESS. French; visiting; wishes
to give French lessons; care French
church NJ. G.. 80 West 22d-st
ADlES,-Learn manlcurtng. hairdressing
face massage. chiropody day evening
positions, special 81 course. 254 6th-ave
LADIES straw hat sewers on Wilcox a
Gibbs machines: steady work. l24 West
Houston-st.. NeW-Y ork.
OPERATORS on childrens wear Il East
liith-et store.
WORK WAN FED.
----------~-------~--
Female.
CASHIER Refined Young lady wishes
position LATOUR, 100 West I7th-st
first floor.
COMPANION, &c-A cultured woman as
companion and amHnuenss 20 invalid
lady; good reader, willing 10 travel
CLARKE. i22 West 6ist-at-
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

49, From New York Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA ~
STRAIGHT ana ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 al,
points Texas. Colorado. Arizona California Mexco
&C.. Georgia Florida &c Delightful Excursions
Write for 60-page Pocket Guide tree,
c. H MALLORY & CO. Gen ACTS. Pier 20. e r. n. Y
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

sSI HIST 50 WEST.--I.arpe second story
froli rooms private bathl southern ex-
Dosrre. reference
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Oreau 5tramrrs.
PARIS FWpM@17TInW

PARIS EXPOSITION. F F54GaEs han. maP Sy.S .o our
pe.eu We nave been able n extend
that we are now prepared 70 acconnodate any
number OF rates Sl45 10 81 100 FOR
Tours including All Travelling Expenses MANY of the
Iours visit the Passion Play OberammerEau members
q Ilese hgh-class tours ABSOLUTELY SIRE OF
SUITABLE ACCOAIMOD ATOMS TFRCT-csFTOT-T Rer
stef at once Superior arrangements individual
elers Programmes. etc from THOS. COOK q SON
26i and 1856 Broadway New York -
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GARDENER -Single. 40; fully competent
in aIL< different branches OF gardening
willing and Obiiging. first class references
?. $, Tribune Office.
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
ING.

PLEATINGS vi While sy y@a 9fssf HAR1
. TINCs 30 " 90 St. Establ!snea ~ yea-s.
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AT REDUCED PRICES. secondhand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed: machinery bought ard e1-
changed. GEORGE 3. EDDY. 39S Maoi-
ECn-st.
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GARDENER in care Of
greenhouses. lawns. flowers and vese-
tables competent "a take charge of gentle
man place; English, s. married, chill
dren, first class references from former
and present employers J. ADCOCk.
ROwayton. Conn.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

FOR DENTIST. physician o- private, two
handsome rooms 10 let on parlOr floor
moderate prices ~ West 25th-st.
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GARDENER and FLORIST.-6y Swiss.
49, married no family; 81 years prac-
teal experience in all branches Of horti-
culture; competent TO superfutend and
manage any gent,errar's place frst class
city references. Address r BACMGART-
NER. Lorillard Place, Westchester Post
Gff.ce.
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GARDENER on gentleman place. full
knowledge of greenhouses. lawns. gar
dening farming and stock: English, mar
ried. no family: first class references A.
NJ. BabyIon. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-12
DHEssMAHIx.-

Sly LES perfect dt- faultIess
q --'7p superior work finish. exper-
H. 4eaPs responsible reasonable
.'~H---. 20 Nes- 4zrh-yt near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-12
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
CARPET CLEANING.

H-4-iARD AND POOL TABLES. new
.sIc secondhand: lowest prices: easiest
---s MARX BROS - Union Square.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-12

GARDENER or SUPERINTENDENT.-
a thoroughly experienced Scotchman IN
ali branches OF his profession. years In
his present situation. where the advertiser
laid out and planted the extensive pleasure
grounds. superintendent improving land on
estate, building greenhouses. making mac
adam roads; conversant with the general
routine OF estate, improving an old or
LAYING out a new one. disengaged April 1,
character and ability unexceptionable. Ad-
dress HORTCS. ?. o. Box 232. Fairfield.
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-12
HORIST -English.

GARDENER and F9.ORIST-English,
years; experience in England and America;
understands fully the culture Of vegetables,
fruit. flowers. graperies and everything
pertaining 10 a first class place. best OF
refarpncas Address q n care Peter
Henderson & Co., 30 70 81 CorJlandt-st-
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-19
THE CONTEST OPENED.

Fine $500 Plan" to be Given to Some
Favorite Church, Lodge or Society.
The Merchants Piano contest has
opened. A handsome 5000 piano, a
Weser Bros. Cabinet Grand, was pur-
chased of A M. & S. A. Sawyer, and
will be given to the church, lodge or
society receiving the most votes. Do
you ask, how are we to get this piano ?
1t is simple For the next sixteen weeks
you will receive vote for every ten
cents paid for merchandise to the mer
chants belonging 10 the club. Keep
these ticket and vote them to your tavo
lite church, lodge or society. Members
of this club are Alexander Bros, Will.
Jams & Johnston. Hiskey & McNaugh
ton. Wacher's confectionery, Fette's
cigar store, A G. Snyder's livery. c, P.
pettenglll, Frank Hisksy, Madame
Lewis, Steamers drug store. Joe Berg
helm, W. L. Seely, Noahs Ark, Adam
Weber, M. S Whitley, Woollett Lum-
Der & Coal company, Lee-kinsey lmple-
ment company, Elite Steam Laundry,
American restaurant, A. M. & S. A
Sawyer and the Daily Camera. For any
goods sold or work done, the above will
give ticket for every ten cents passed
, over their counters.
These tickets you may vote any time
! within six days after receiving them, at
Sawyer's, Noah's Ark and Alexander
Bros. Merchants should stamp thei,
name and date upon each ticket. See
that this is done so that your vote may
be properly counted.
The plano to be given away is beauty
having three pedals with mandolin at
tachme,t, i; brand new and made by {
factory repu;ed by musical journals te
BE- among the best made. The contes
ends October 6.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-19
Sent to Asylum Twice,

Charles Anderson of Nj Wot, was ad.
Judged insane by a jury in the county
court today. The unfortunate man was
released and turned over to his brother
a year ago, after a short stay at the
asylum at Pueblo, but on bis return soon
manifested signs of insanity of violent
nature, which necessl:ated another ex
animation. Superintendent Work says
this patient can be given accommoda-
tons now. and the sheriff will send him
10 Pueblo at once.