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PRINTERS Marks.
The Story of an Interesting Search.

A strange instance of how an apt phrase ana
a great name once linked together may travel
far from their origin is supplied IN pleasing
little book by Mr. Walter Gilliss, The Story OF
p Motto and a Mark" (The Gilliss Press The
adoption of a mark was decided upon by this
firm of publishers in 1889. and search was be-
gun for motto. After more than year
quotation was found in a yearly quotation cal
endar. attributed to Michelangelo: "Trifles make
perfection but perfection is not a trifle." But
the work of identifying this quotation was baf-
fling. After four years of search and inquiry
application was made to Professor Rodolfo Lam
ciani of Rome He replied with letters from
Commentators Giacomo Malvano. Under Secre-
tary Of State for Foreign Affairs, and Aureno
Gotti 1.-The highest Michelangelesque scholar IN
our country The latter ventured this transla-
ton: lie minuzie fanno la perfezione, ma Ia per-
fezione non una minuzia-' But he was unable
to say whether Michelangelo had written any
thing Of the sort The other letter shed no more
light Later on after books of quotations IN
many libraries had been ransacked, the aphor-
ism was found in Days Collacon" In answer
to an inquiry Professor Edward Parsons Day,
the compiler said that the quotation was part
Of an anecdote found in old French volume.
to this effect:
While engaged on The Last judgment a
friend called on this artist and remarked that
since his previous visit progress had peen
made .On the contrary" replied NJ. Angelo, !!
have been very busy and accomplished much.
He then pointed where one shade had been
lighter another darkened different expression
given to one of the characters, etc. Yes,
replied the friend but these are only trif1es- "
True said the artist, yet trifes make per
lection. and perfection is no trif1e"
Search for the original italian, if it existed.
was finally given up and Commentators Gotts
translation was adopted for the mark, which
was forthwith designed. An echo of the search
came seven years afterward, when "The New
York Herald" in an article about Mr.. Ehhu
Root used the quotation. The writer Of the ar
ticle it developed had found the quotation in Sir
John Lubboci's Treasures Of Life" in the
chapter on Duty of Happiness and the Hap
piness of Duty Sir John Lubbock's response
to an inquiry did not clear up the question Of an
original Italian form. and its existence is still
matter of conjecture.
This account is preceded in Mr.. Gillisss hook
by a rehearsal of the history of printers use
of marks, from the time of the earliest use Of
colophons to the Pickering and the late Ameri-
can adaptation of the Aldus dolphin and anchor.
Various old marks are reproduced with clearness
despite the small scale necessary for this vol
ume. and every care is evident in the press
work.
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TIE Conquest: THE True STORY OF
LEWIS AND St5Af5 lhi. BY E'a WeCi,,rg &
G co' fP a. so >@'''',sO' a.
In a predatory note TO her narrative Of the
work of Lewis and Clark in extending the from
tier Of the early nation Miss Dye refers TO the
story OF these fighting pioneers as the "Iliad Of
the West" 1t might appear that the author had
attempted TO sing Homeric song Of Indian
battles She has laid hands on great mass of
the material which exists in record and serves
81 I'D in nondescript fashion. The first chapters
are In the approved mode Of the usual historical
novel. The sequence Of political changes is
followed in something Of the manner of ode
10 the State Exposition of former events and
Of the character of people suddenly introduced
in the panoramic course of the tale is made by
dialogue. as in poorly built romantic play.
And after reading through the vividly jumbled
pages OF this book ones Impressions some
what akin TO the result of an attempt TO read
the devices on the side Of the boxcars while
speeding through freight yard on limited
express.
II is not that this kind of book need he
anathema- But while il is neither history
fiction II owes obedience TO both. AS it is the
story Of a popular movement Of occupation.
willingly dispense with a personal narrative and
follow the details Of the nations courtship Of
fate AS IL is not serious chronicng, we have
no quarrel with the author for putting remarks
ideas. even motives, into the mouths of historic
characters. But interest in narration cannot
he sustained by progressive steps that have the
Tonotonous insistency of a march for drums
Equally in history and fiction the reader is en-
titled 10 a better application of the sense Of
proportion that is here observable. In it's quail
tiles as fiction. TOO, we may certainly ] for
Characterization and be justly disapr .ited to
catch almost the identical voice from frontiers
men, .mobs. presidents generals, strapping tars
Napoleon, the people Of the United States in
concert. the separate States as individuals. and
the very winds of the ocean. The unreneved
succession Of curt paragraphs makes the story
fairly pant as IL races on. and even the Indian
orators allow themselves long periods AS an
example Of method. we quote this passage at
random:
Kentucky aroused, and summoned her
favorite general TO the head OF her army From
a eickbed he arose TO lead thousand undisci-
plined men, and with him went his brother
William.
The sultry sun scorched the waters were
low provisions did not arrive until nine DAYS
after the soldiers, and then were spoiled. Fa-
tigued, hungry. three hundred revolted. and left,
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CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK.-The New York Life Insurance and Trust
NJ Graham and Mary Graham. his wife, sued by the
tiff unknown r Frohock. Lilas S. Frohock. his
wife; The Corn Exchange Bank Of New York. The
Gansevoort Bank of New York Emily F Elliott The
phen ]. Geoghegan. composing the firm Of ellis &
tIeoghegan; John H Shipway Charles NJ. Shipway
composing the John H. Shipway & Brothers.
Theodore Dieterlen, Emma R. Ashley az Exeeutrix Of
ceased; Charles F. Brown Morris Bank Twelfth
Ward Bank the City OF New York. Alfred Beinhaue
Bradley. w Miller. Robert Mclean, Josiah B.
Mccoy Edward L. Mccoy George NJ. Wright, As
sgnee Of creditors OF Albert B. Hlton
August T Schroeder. Eleanor White. Frances A vii
White deceased: Beadleston Woerz George NJ. Boyn-
ton George Ffnck; John 2. Mcfarland,
Manhattan Plumbers Supply Company; Emma
p. Donner Lyman D. Jones. Isaac Bllig: William L.
James Frank NJ. Durham, Joseph Koch Clarence Mase
GerTnana Life Insurance Company, Defendants
Summons. Action No g.
rnoned complaint IN this action and to
serve copy your the plaintiffs attorneys
twenty days after the service OF this
service; and in of failure
by default, the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated. New York. May 27th 1903.
plaintiff desires trial IN the County OF New York
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Plaintiffs Attorneys ONCE and
Postof1ce Address 81 Wall Street. New York
To defendants John M Graham and CMary) Graham,
his wife by the Mary, her true Christian
Frohock his wife, The foregoing summons is
upon by publication pursuant to order Of
Hon. John Proctor Clarke, Justice Of the Supreme
OF OF New York, dated June 6th 1908.
with the complaint in the office Of the Clerk
OF the County OF New York at the County Court House
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City. June 6th 1903
Dated. June 11th 1908
EMMETT & ROBINSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys. 81 Wall
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. N Y.
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Notice Of Summons.
STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NE7

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-The New York Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany Plaintiff against George Clarke John M Graham
and Nary Graham, wife by the Mary.
her Christian being 10 plaintiff unknown;
Roscoe p FrohoG Lias Frohock, his wife: The Corn
Emily F. Elliott, The Mechanics and Traders
ellis Stephen J. Geoghegan, COM
posing the firm OF ellis & Geoghegan John Shipway
and Charles II. ShipWey composing the firm OF John h
ghipWay and Brothers Theodore Deteren, Emma r.
Ashley ExecuTix Of the last Will and testament of
George 3. Ashley deceased; Charles E Brown. Mount
York Alfred Beinhauer Peter J. Kelly Augustus Noll.
CSentles William Bradley, Lawrence w Miller,
Robert Mclean. Josiah B. Mccoy, Edward a Mccoy.
the benefit of creditors
Albert Hilton. August T Schroeder. Eleanor White,
A. and Ceorgiana White Executrtces
White deceased; Beadleston Woerz. George
Farland receiver OF Manhattan Plumbers Supply
Company; Wellington Horton Christopher X Coets Ada
Shultz Charlotte Beck George W Guernsey James H
Geruania Life Insurance Company. Defendants
To DEFENDANTS: You hereby sum
the complaint in this action and to
within twenty days service Of this
exclusive OF the Of service and in Of failure
appear. judgment will be taken against
default. relief demanded the complaint.
Dated New York May 9th. 1903.
The plaintiff desires trial in the County OF New York
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Plaintiffs Attorneys once and
To defendants John NJ Graham and Mary Graham.
his the Mary her Christian
name being plaintiff unknown; Roscoe r. Frohock,
Lllias S Frohock, his wife: The foregoing summons
is served by publication pursuant to order
OF the Hon John Proctor Clarke Justice Of the Supreme
Court a the State Of New York dated June 9Th. 1903
the County OF New York the County Court House.
Borough Of Manhattan New York CITY, June eth 1903.
Dated. June 18th, 1903
EMMETT ROBINSON Plaintiffs 81 Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan n. 7.
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STOP FIGHT TO SAVE SPECTATORS.
One Killed and Two Seriously Wounded in
North Carolina Feud.

Raleigh n. C, June pa dispatch from
Winston-Salem. n. c., says that a fight occurred
to-day on top Of Quaker Gap Mountain, Stokes
County, in which Cap" King killed, it is
alleged, by John Rhodes, and one or two other
persons were seriously wounded. Deputy Sheriff
Smith was knocked down with hoe by Rus
sell Jones. Rhodes was arrested. The trouble
the result of old feud between neigh
bors. Several persons engaged in to-days fight
on each side. Many shots were fired.
While the shooting in progress a party
of young people returning from Wade Mecum
Springs stopped TO watch. An old man who
participating in the fight called to his as
sociates. Boys, stop shooting until those young
ladies and gentlemen pass
The battle then ceased.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ Of New York.-Charles 5. Williamson Plaintiff.
Celeste Henry and Others Defendants In
OF Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and
aboveentitled action and bearing date the
twelfth day OF June 1903 the undersigned the Referee
named. will sell public auction, the
New York Salesroonn, 161 Broadway,
Borough Manhattan. City OF NewYork the thr
eenth day July 1908, o'clock day,
by D McGrea, Auctioneer directed
" sold and therein described fol
lows: All that certain lot. piece parcel Of land with
building thereon situated. lying and being in the
Twelfth Ward Of the City Of New York bounded and de
follows: Beginning point in the Northery
and hirtyfouh Street distant Three
Eastwardly the Northeastery
OF Ihirty-fourth Street and
and running thence Northwardly parallel
wifi and part of the a
party Ninety-nine feet and eleven inches IT
in line Of the block; thence Eastwardy
along line Fifteen feet Us ftD thence South
wardly parallel with One hundred thirtyfourh
part OF the through party wall Ninety nine feet
inches 90 IT II in.( to One hundred and
Street, thence Westward1y
hundred thrtyfourth Street Fifteen feet 5 ft)
the point " place OF beginning.
Dated York. June 18th. 1903.
BENZ. OPPENHEIMER, Referee
RUFUS T GRIGGs Attorney for Plaintiff, 81
Street Borough Of Manhattan New York City
The following diagram of the property be sold
street No is 249 West 134th Street
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Notice of Summons.
:. rnprMr coIrRT. COUNTY, OF Y.

c, T1pPENE COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- york-C1arence A Blanchard. Nellie B. Hoyt and
r4a++t. p Fuller Plaintiffs against Charles - !nser
e1~viynr under the viii OF George
Inperso and George Holnss executors under tne dst
III ana testament Della A Blanchard deceased
a5a r Skinner NJ Suffrins Sarah IT, ConllS
FIma G Maxwell Elms Van Heusen louise uttiu
n THOMPSON Mark c. Thompson. Lewis y SuI.ins
Frank B Thompson Blanchard Suffrins. Edythe Su1rls
Mrs clifton Comfy and g. B. Comfy, oenehclaIles
in the will and testament Of Della A 5iancnaiu'
William o Thompson, Mark c lnonP
SON John Suftrins and Lewis D. Suffrtns helrs a.
law and next Of kin of said Della A Biancnaru' ue
You are hereby summoned answer the complaint N
this action to copy of your answer on Jhe
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the serve
exclusive OF the day Of service anu
IN case OF answer Judgment
against by default for the reIeI u
rnanded IN the complaint
HAZELTON & HAZELTON
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Post Office Address and once
No % Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan Caty oil
New York - ~,
To John NJ suffrins Sarah Comfy Elma G. Max
we'll Elnaa Van Heusen, Louise Garrard, William o.
Thonpson Mark c. Thompson Lewis D. Suffrins, Frank
B Thompson Blanchard Suffrins. Edythe Suffr1ns Mrs
Clifton Comfy G. B. Comfy, benefcaries named IN
the last will of Della A. Blanchard De
ceased: and William o. Thompson. Mark G. Thompson
John NJ Suffrins and Lewis D. Sufrins heirs at ia"
The foregoing amended by an order CT the
Hon. Leonard A. Giegerch. Justice Of the supreme
Court OF State of New York. is served upon you
publication order OF the Hon CsrIes
II Traax Justice of the Supreme Court OF the state
York. June "a 1903. filed with the aended
complaint in the Office Of the Clerk OF the county o.
New York, In said State the original sum
and complaint having been filed there on June
16. 1908
Attorneys
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George j. Dickinson Plaintiff against Oliver T; sher-
To the above named de-
PENDANT: You hereby summoned to answer the con-
IN Of your answer
on the plaintiffs Attorneys within 20 days after the ser
summons exclusive Of the day OF service and
in case Of appear Judgment VIII
against you default for the relief demanded
the complaint.
Dated New York. June l, 1903. 1865
Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and P. o. Address. No y
Pine Street, Borough OF Manhattan New YORK r Clty
The foregoing is served by publication
pursuant OF the Hon. Charles n. Truax, a
Justice Court Of the State Of New York
18th day OF June. 1903. and that day filed
complaint in the once Of the Clerk Of the County
County Court House in the Borough OF
Manhattan the City and County of New York.
Dated 49, 1903.
plaintiffs Attorneys Office P. o. Address %
pine Street Borough of Manhattan New York City
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POOR suPERlNTENDENTs' ELECTION.

Thousand Island Park. \. Y, June 25.-At to-
days Of the convention Of the superintend-
ents the poor President Long announced these
officers for the ensuing year: Patrick Redmond
president; John j. kirkpatrick first vce-president
William Van DuSen. second Vice-president; J. W.
Ives secretary and treasurer. The convention next
wear will be held at Patchogue.
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134th Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien charge to
which the above-described be sold.
379 with interest thereon from the first OF June
1908 together with and allowance amounting to
1907 AZ with the the ap-
proximate OF the water
rates or liens allowed purchaser out
Of the purchase money paid by the Referee is sI3
and interest.
Dated New York June 18TH 1908
BENZ. OPPENHEIMER Referee.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

Avian W. Perry. Plaintiff against Oliver T Sher-
wood. Defendant. Summons. To the above named de-
PENDANT: You hereby summoned the
plant this action and copy your
the plaintiffs Attorneys within 20 days after
Of this exclusive Of the
Of your failure 70
be against by default relief demanded
the complaint.
Dated New York. May IS, 1908
WHITE & WING
Plaintiffs Attorneys. once and Post ONCE No 23
Pine Street Borough Of Manhattan New York city
To the above named defendant Oliver r. Sherwood:
The foregoing summons Is served upon by publication
Supreme Court Of the OF New York
dated the 18th Gay Of June 1903 and that day
the Office Of Of County
OF York County in the Borough Of
Manhattan City and County OF New York which
complaint originally filed there 2sth day Of
May. 1903
Dated Is. 1903
WHITE & WING.
Plaintiffs ofice and Post No
Pine Street. Borough Manhattan, New York City.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED.-Gensral agents. either sex; ex-
elusive territory: agents working under
snccess ia yours II YOU are in earnest; write
to-day with references. MILLER-CLAARk
NITRSERY COMPANY, Rochester. N. 7.
wANTED-canvasser who have had ex-
pertence in soliciting from house TO
house: attractive proposition: special
terms: our canvassers are earning from 800
10 $40 rer week; references required Ad-
dress, giving experience. EDWARD COA'
Room 30 S53 Broadway.
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1881
I23d

The approximate lien charge
which the above described property Is 20 be sold
is interest thereon from the 4th
with and allowance amounting
S126 % together with the Of the sale. The
approximate Of other liens
which be allowed TO the purchaser out of the
purchase money paid by the referee is 81 co. unpaid
Said premises viii be sold subject first
mortgage S12 coo with thereon November
J. 1902 at per cent. CLARENCE LEXOW,
Date NepC York TlnA q
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
"a received their Uptown Office.
No. I.3Gf BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii the following branch
Offices regular Office rates until o'clock p m
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tween 213 West 125th-st.
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4 Speciality at GIboO1N . u o %
Lane New-York City
HOTEL. CASTLETON, New Brighton
Staten Island. Half hour sail from CITY
Table d'Hote Lunch. 7oc. Dinner, 81
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their CptooS% sh
Office No. 1894 Broadway, oetween ooeH
end 3-th sts until O. clock p. m. AdVer-
tiseuents received at the following orancn
offfces al regular office rates until o cioch
f5e 6fh-ave cor I2th-st.; 90 East 14th-sts
PSI west 42d-st.. between It'll and sth ayes,
2S3 West 125th-st; 1898 3d-ave.. between
- 70s fst-ays near S9th-st.: 49, East
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near 4lst-st: 554 Sd-ave.: 210 Bleecker-st.:
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p.wNBKoKERs SALES.


Ell SOBEIs Auct.. 9s Bowery' sens foo %
m ali goods pledged 10 June 10 2.ohsi 772
June 26-Jewelry. etc. HehLy
eth-ave., Kory Bros. ,yoHs suits. over
costs etc nIedged prior to June 70 i'o-'
VIM. Prayer. All 7th-ave etc. VIM.
June 30-Jewelry. Watches -rigner. 277
Prayer. 447 7th-ave-, ana %
Juiv 1-Jewelry. watches and DIAMONDS
L. Steiner 42T 3d-ave I'D diamonds,
July 2-Jewelry. watches anu
r. Michael. 1,0i9 2d-ave- -
CENTRAL AUCTION CO. };;;.nl N. sneen'"'
Auctioneer, 152 and 154 CanaI-s'-
June 26-By Film, clothing; 1-a-icL.-st
Julv by JOS. Levy. 1s3 var ala.
Barney Loan ofice, 1,9SS 9o 10 fune "a.
monds. jewelry. etc. piedeea
i'J July BY H McAleenan. 1880 Bro oad.
wav. diamonds, jewelry brac az a. No soS
of every description. No. to l''oo'' am
old dates. -
!. l. FIRUsKl. Auctioneer. 70 Bowery'
Sel5s' i pS& a Fr consignment jeweIry
Jnne o9-By Goldstone Bros. 5lo ON
ave, formerly 536 6th-ave.. aia arne re-
watches. tewelry. all pledges prior JUNG ~
1902. ali older dates held over 90 "a ava
June 3O-By j. Stitch & Bro. lI9 $780, 1sd.,es.
diamonds. watches, tewelry. an Zoo to
30 0a5 and ali gods held back for Gus
toners will positively be sold ozo ,st-sve.
June 30-By A Lawrence 90 IIr,as
diamonds, watches, Jewelry. all pledges
prior June 20. O2. all older dates 1elo Iter
July by E. Alter & son, sue; w; 81 al
300 3d-ave.. diamonds. Watches 1e"eiiS 0--
pledges prior June q. 1902
los sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctioneers.
saIesrooms, No. "a Bowery s,.,o,As
June 26-Jewelry, watches, olaIhoH1''
etc, Harris & Hirsh. 665 3d-aVe- ,,...o,,da
June 29-Jewelry, watches, o.
etc, ]. j. Aaron & Son, 1sl Grano- 1SSe+bt--
June 30-Men's and women cio1h1Ne'
etc. Albert Freund. 1888 3d-ave. ..s
July 1-Jewelry. ETC., Alex. tTeuno' A'''
Sd-ave.. J. BlumenthaI. 4Oo stE-@0
Anderson MIntz. Auctioneers. % Bow -
June 26-By Eli Sobel. 1,64s 2d5aVe.. az
Benz, Prayer 654 9th-ave.. dlarnon nos
watches, 1ewelry. pledged 20 June 10. -s0-
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
u received their Uptown once
NO. 1861 BROADWAY.
Advertisements al the following brapch
regular o'clock p. viz:
th-ay e. 23d-st.: 153 6th-ove.,
I2th-st 81 East 14th-st.i 257 West 42d-st. be
tween 7h and Sth aves.; 263 West 125th-st.; 1-3SS
3d-aye between 10th and z7th sts; i ,026 3d-aye,
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STORAGE.

SENT1 FNEN'S clothing taken care Of and
stored for the season J. 2. REINHARDT.
II West 2Sth-st, Hicks Building. Estab-
ushed 1875. Telephone 1913 Madison Square
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
BROADWAY HAIR DRESSING SCHOOL,
French, American hairdressing; mani
curing: face general massage; scalp treat
ment, bust developing. beautifying. chlrop-
ody, dermatology: incorporated; diplomas
ladies' maids taught; good positions; both
seIes admitted; call or write c. SUTHER-
LAND, Principal. 1878 Broadway. near so
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RESTAURANTS.
BREAKFAST

A speciality at GIBSON'S. 81 & % Naios
Lane New-York City.
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ELECTRIC FANS.

KEEP COOL! The PERFECTION DIX
BATTERY FAN outfit will help you IN! NJ
FTECTRCITY REQUIRED IN THE
HOUSE. Always ready for use. Can De
carried about from place TO place; only l
cent per hour TO operate. Write 10t p[lcTs
e. Cortlandt-st-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SIR. BAR1IHGl0 NEWS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
OIL East 42d-st, First class domestic5 are
supplied; also managing housekeepeEs' ma
irons goverpesses. tutors, etc.
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NURSE-A medical student Of Vermont
University. as nurse, travelling cornpan--
ion or a private tutor IN Erencns hal
good reference Address P DELANEY
Burlington. Vt
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-500 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eX-
changed GEO. b. EDDY. 39S Madison-st-
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USEFUL MAN.-Single middle aged; tal,aa
care Of horses. COWS, garden. hCuseworS;
willing, ObIiging: references GEOSG, 11O
Greenwich-st-, TOD floor.
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LAWYERS.


SMITH & ENGEL. 300 Broadway, New
York.-Reliable lawyers; accidents, do
mestic difficulties quickly adjusted: consul
tation free.
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LADY'S MAID.-By Competent No-th Ger
man; very good sewer; assist light cham
berwCrk: best OF references. Address bv
letter NJ. c.. So Avenue A
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LADY'S MAID or FAMILY sEAMSTR ESs
Understands her duties IN both capaci-
ties; good hatrdresser. dressmsker and
packer; best city references, 75 West Goth
st. second bell
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PIONEERING.
The Story of Le7cis and Clark Re
told.

TEE CONQUEST: THE TRUE STORY OF
LEWIS AND CLARK. BY Eva Emery Dye.
Octave pp. tx. 443 Chicago: A c McClurg &