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IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
THE NEW-YORK GOOD ROADS BILL.
BICYC14H1 as tlfUjVtl IN CAUBOBBIA?AM
ELEVEN POINT* WHEE*. INVENTED-CrtAf-T
INO CdMMBND'ili- il.l'tt NEWP.
The new Good Rosds bill to be presented to Ihe
Legislature at Albany wl'.l go to Assemblyman Arm?
strong and Senator Hlgbie in a few day*. The bill
will provide for S'ate aid in the construction of road*
tn country townships. Roads can be constructed In?
resolution sf the Board of Supervisors or on petition of
firope-tv-owners. with the approval of State author
ties bavins the improvements In charge. Chief Con?
sul Potter ls much interested in rho measure, uni he
thinks that all tbe Wheelmen, as well a* the good
read loving farmers of the Stat*, will approve the BU.
Tbe member-, of the North California Division af
the L. A. W. have prepared thc following Mit, Whleh
lt ls proposed to introduce in th* Sate Legislature
tn the present session:
Section 1. Luggage may coniist of whatever the
passenger take* with him fdr his personal u*e and
convenience, according to tne habits o' wants of the
particular class to which he belongs, fllther arith tl :
erence to the immediate necessities or t" the ultimate
purpose of the lourney No crate, cover 01 othe: pro?
tection shall N- required for an\ bicycle carried us
luggage, but no passenger *hall tie entitled to carry
as luggage more than one btCYCh
Sec. :. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after Its passage
? - J
A Dani?h inventor has arrived In Kngland with a
MtlJrtla built ci extraordinary lines to suit a new
seat or BOnpotl for the bod*/. This seat is made ot
atrina-* of different Aegrets of tension, running "rom
a point in fron' ta a cross meei bar. giving the regal
site width behind In order to che the right width
?nd form, cross strings are interwoven. The seat l?
BUSpended between two supporting potntl about two
feet from each o'her The frame la constructed on
th* cantilever principle, and consists of twenty-one
perfect triangles. The frame, sea: and h*ndle-b*rs
weigh only four pounds, ihe compete Beechina com
lng n'.i; at eleven pounds.
An English writer has been eulogising coasting.
He declares that lt is the most enjoyable thing
alvout cycling. "Rushing through the air, feeling
little or no \ibratlon. the sensation is th* nearest
we human beings can get to flying, which must be
?he ideal of rapid motion." he says "Ths effect
Upon one's nerves and BOtrltS ir1 most exhilarating,
anil gives a final tonic touch to a form of active ex?
orcise that is a splendid brain stimulant."
Joseph Ryan, well known la local cycling circles.
*W-*nt to Savannah last night. He Intends going
cver the Smith, establishing agencies for tlie Pierce
w^eel In half a dosen States. Mr. Hyatt will at?
tend th" Jacksonville meet, where be thinks many
surprises will be brought t" light He will also
arrange for an elaborate display of cycles at the
*L.rdi <Jras festival In Nev.-orle.ins.
The Gledhill Bicycle Baggage bill In the New
Jersey Legislature has been referred to the Com?
mittee on Railroads and Canals. This committee
consists of .1 Martin Roll, of Springfield. < na Irma n;
Charles V Hopkins, of Boonton: Peter B. Fair
?'hlld. of orange; Louis T. larousse, of Camden, and
William ll. Dodd, of Hoboken. They will decide
whether the bill shall be reported favorably, so
that a vote may be taken.
A new woman's bicycle club has been organized
tn Montclair, lt is intended to have a bulletin of
runs posted al Raid win's drugstore for the inform?
ation and convenience Of the members
A nomination committee, consisting of five mem
l?*r*. will bs appointed at the next meeting of Hie
Onmrv WhsslBMa on Monday. Consider**** in?
terest ls being shown as to its make-up.
? 'yclNts desiring to Join the League of American
Wbeelaaen may obtain full printed information and
membership hlaiigs bv Bending names BBd addresses
to the Cycling Editor. Tribune.
?
THK L. A W. Bl'LI.KTIN.
Phil idelpl-i.i. Jan. -"?? The weekly 1.. A. W. bul*
tenn ts as follows:
Suspension placed upon K. II. Gill. Buffalo. N. Y .
hns been r' moved
Suspended H. C Thompson. New-York City.
pending payment of entry fees John S. Bur?
ner. Elwood' Ind.. six months from January 23. an.l
Jasper Parrish. Indianapolis, one year from Janu?
ary *3, by vote of I.. A. W Hailng Hoard.
? - ?
THOMAH IS SPLENDID FORM.
U WINS THREE OF THB RACES op THE
AMATKCR SKATING APSOd ?Tto\* XX
MEYER LAKE.
The second day of the championship Skating
ntces of the National Amateur Skating Assocla
' tlon. al Silver Lake. Staten Island, yesterday, re?
pelled In some splendid exhibitions by the con?
testants. The -Ww-Yorkers who Journeyed to the
lake made the trolley-cars groan with their loads
*s they toiled up the sides of tbe steep hills In
trains of three. On the ice 2,000 persons skated two
and fro. garbed In skating costumes of Baan**
fancies, while Ml more stood on the lake's sides and
Watched the toboggans and the skaters.
It ls hoped that the Interest taken by the public
In the contests will result In the holding of tbe
races nt tbe lake hereafter. "Sparrow" Robert
Bon firmly believes that Silver Lake ls just the
place he has been looking for to hold the races
ever since ho was a boy, and the only place where
no hoodoos exist.
The track yesterday was lengthened to a!mo?t
a quarter of a mile, which made twenty-two laps
and a sh ado over for the flve-mile race, which
was UM star contest. The course had been pul
In almost perfect condition, but the light fall of
snow at the critical moment detracted from Its
skating qualities. Nevertheless, the time made was
excellent.
The quarter-mile race was the fiist. Tn the. Anal
heat Reynolds got off quickly and took the lead.
with Thomas and Morgan close tip. Thomas did
some fast skating In the stretch, but could not
overhaul Reynolds
Tho flve-mile championship, the principal race of
the day. was closely contested from the start to
the finish, the contestants remaining bunched, and
now and then changing positions temporarily, as
one or the other gained a little, advantage. Thomas
took tbe lead, with Warner second and O'Brien
thlrd. In the nineteenth lap Cooney took the lead,
but In the next lap Thomas again became the
leader Morgan got a bad fail in the twenty-flral
lap, and Warner gave up In the last lap the
order was Thomas. Cooney. Phillips and Mci lave
Some fierce skating was done, and TlFomas won
by two yards. There were eishl entries in the race.'
Lajit evening Thomas wot) both the one-mile
scratch and the two-mile handicap.
Reynolds yesterday declared that in the morning
he had broken the ISO-yard championship bv 2-r.
of a second, the previous record being 8 seconds.
The. summary follows:
gunner mi:* chamr/i"ri*hli> Kirai I,, at T?.n by A Y
Morgan, Haw-York; Robert Paaldlng an md. Time
?0 2-5 sec. Se tid heit \.,n bi Inlng Worth Sen
WMs'itori. stiai.n 'siana s. m Phillip*. Nen V.?rk Hockey
C.uh. BSOOBd. Time. 4t SSC. Third h**l ?>, n l'\ \ |
R*>yn..Ms. Tattersall'* Bastlne Club, Chicago E \
Thorn** Ns*s*bur*(, s...r?). Tim.-, BB sse. Phial baal hub
by a. rc. RsjrnoMv E. v. Th..runs, ?*,-..-i,i. a. y. Murgsn
thirl. t,nd Irvin* Worth, f.rirrh Time. :<7 L' ', .
fiat BBfli <-hsni|ii<.n*tii|' Won b) E. A. Thomai New
burs. Thomas CoutOT, Cbrnwall n ths Hadron rn
<">,a-ies MsCtars, V-w York, third s M Phlllins fount
Tim*, is min 20 I B ??
One mlle *r ratetl - \\. n l.v K. A. Th.ons. Newt.ors
.l.ibri Larch. Cornwall on the Hudaoti. second; I'harles
M''<*:h\''. Port (*hsster, laird. Tim*. :t mir B bbs i
Two mt!* handlea* Woe bj E. A. Tn .mas. Nswborg
Ua-****h): Chsrtss M**T*la? . **oti Chssur ino yarto), *.-c
or.il; Elmer Kent, Corawall .n Hie Hudson (lao yard*)
thirl. TlBM. ?', ri.in. 14 *??
-*
FANCY SKATING AT THK ST NICHOLAS
There wss a large crowd al the st Nteholaa Hut*
in*? Rink last night to witness the OOatOBI for the
atmual amateur figure-ska tin*: i iiuinpion-iilp, or,
r.ther. * part of lt Cnless th>- Judge* are les
deliberate the contest will not b<- decided until to?
night, and lt will need an afternoon session at th.it
ll. L. Brea*. last year's champion, did not enter.
Philipa, the old-time champion, look the lead at tho
start last night and he held the advantage to the
ci.d. His chances and those of Ml'habon, the
Canadian champion, are considered the best Kean.
who finished third last year, ls h graceful Bkatei
who ought to finish weil up. The 'iBMHancholj
twins" were entered, hut they looked so much alike
that one wlthdr. w.
The competitions wen- as tallawa: Plain forward
and backward aha ting, lat various araye; outside
edge roll turwai-.!, aside **gsa roii backward. In?
side edge roll forward. Inside edge roll backward
tig uro eight on one foot forward, figure eitfht on
on*) loot backward, cross roll forward In fie],] and
eight*, single and double circle: ttnat roll backward
in field and eights, single and double circle ,hainr?
nf Mir* roll fnrwor.l l,.?i.,,. ,...'..." ' CP?n**
outside edge; curved angles-rocking torr s from
outside edge io outside edge, or Inside edge o inside
edge, forward and backward: curved aniLs-crnli.
cuts or anvils, grapevine*, including roilafrlDhl*
"tw 1st"; toe and heel movements, embrartng piv?
circling, toe sp ns (pirouettes, atol movements ob
both toe*, kingle and double flatfoot loins eros.
foot snd two-foot whirls, (a) **st*t-?nttn*s oaonefS2i
and on both feet, and (b> ihange of edse slnsl*
and double: loope and ringlets on Inside aml'outatds
edgea. Bingle and in combination; specialitiesT ern
bracing orlglnul and peculiar moveruenta. '
Tha points scored by each competitor for the first j
five rounds were aa follows:
i. uichsiBon .a 12 ao 21 3? 41
A. K. K-sne. 7 lt 23 ?2 41 4*
O. I>. I'ftilllps. ? 17 .!? M U SI I
K IV OOM]. 4 ? 14 1? tt 27'
I* A. Serxiilln-. S 10 1? "a*" tl -^ I
.1. M. Vrrrten. 2 A rt lt IO Ul'
John Doughty. ? li U 21 2.' 2*. .
Il I". IteUshstri. 1 t 4 I. '?? M
i. "Mwarea . ft 7 ll 12 ll M
OBSERVATIONS OE A TURFMAN.
THE FOAUN*. SEASON \VEI.1. I'NOKR WAY
THE CALIFORNIA RACING 8ITIATI0N.
James lt. Haggln is enjoying excellent I"salli", and
is gras Hy encouraged ls) K-ports from Ranche I 1
, 1'aso. The foaling Season ls wrll under wa\ Ol ?"
j ly all the youngsters Arriving et the expected time.
j MaudS Hampton and Sweetbrier gave bird te
"Bt-esasture foale, which is regretted by turfmen,
who would like to see another Ban Fox or Kins
Pox om of Monde Hampton. Tinny is toie> shipped
I to Kentucky some time this month. The arrival
i of the fatuous swayback ls anxiously awaited by
the owners of valuable broodmares who .leslie le
breed them lo the Once popular favorite. The Ten
tiy youngsters In this neighborhood have shown so
well In ihelr trials thal several high-. 'ass mares
tire to ba booked for 'Penny's services.
The California contingent linds that the "riddle
af the meera" is ars dMBcult as the ancient riddle
of the Sphinx. Nu matter how roany sound hage
tbe tboroajghbreOS may have, they crawl, limp, run
or "buck up" in the linet amazing manner in their
races '"Te .lope or not to dope" is the question
that agitates lha souls of the California turf nun,
for if a horse g>ts ? dose of the dope he will run,
bul If deprive,! 0f th,. magic elixir he will "back un"
and cause woe to his beckers.
The queatlon ot electric Mobiles. Invigorating in?
jections end other erl Metal means ,>f increasing a
racer's s|>eed has Ijeen the subject of much discus?
sion for several years lt la true thal horses have
been stimulated by drngS on certain occasions.
Tin- first in th- list was Corsair, al Bheepehead Hay
in Ussr,, wh.n mat cripple, rid.i.n i.y "Haylock, de?
feated a ti.i.i of fast horses, of which Aretlao waa
the favorite, tn so striking a manner 1 hal the tu
caiie.i "talent" were dazed for several days. 11
was Coraatr*a lasi race. From that date until the
pe..sent tinie weird stories of "doped" horses bars
agitated Hie luckless bctior. Radical changes of
form hive been attributed to tiie "dop<\" until Ihe
story lias boen worn threadbare. Occasional atorlci
told by "dopey" unions have been retailed lo the
public, lt is said that a favorite al Quttenburg
Was Withdrawn from a ra.e and time was niven
for a new book on the Moa because a trainer lost
lils hypodermic syringe loaded arith a aecrel con?
coction. Tiie syringe was found by an Impecunious
trainer who had a badge boise entered in the race.
He told the secret te a man with money, who
backed Hie badge horse all over the rliii; al IM to
1 The injection was gtVOB to the badge horse, who
got off In front because the slatter thought lu
would be hist by the time the first furlong |M*1
was reached. Bul alas: the badge horse Increased
his lead al every stride .ind won the race by
twenty lengths. The horse was purchased by the
Wa.ht em Rheta ayndlcate for a fabuloua som.
Which, in adnitlon to the Winnings on the race. ;>.r
milled the trainer to retire from the turf and to
make annual nips to Butene. The hypodermic
syringe was set in gold and diamonds, and ls WO.1l
as a brooch by the now wealthy trainers wife,
who disdains all associations with the former kings,
princes and dukes of (.uttenbnrg.
Now that the Jockey Club bas taken to "dope."
?nd Intends to regulate the matter by rules so
stringent thal the slightest suspicion of tho nee
of "dope" will menu ruling off 1 lie r.irf forever, lt
is to be hoiied that no more "dope" stories will
1". sprung upon nn unoffending public. Pome of
ihe sojourners on the Pacttc Mope might well
.f.iote. with Bydney Smith: "Thc further I go
w.st the more 1 am convinced Ihal Ihe Wno Mea
came from lha East."
Tl,.- siiuation of the tbrfmen In I'ailfornls may
be summed up in the trite expression: "Noth?
ing doing." A colony of turfmen ls at Alk-n,
S <", where several horses that are well known
to racegoers are wintered.
It is so dull and slow In this cltv that even the
Manicure complains, and does lt as follows:
"What ls needed ls some life In this town
Why should we be forced to read about London
gayety, even if tens of thousands nre dying with
famine and the plague in India? I am Just tired
of the whole thing. I believe In the wealthy per
.'?1:1 In ')du cltv sending their money along, snd
giving as many expensive affairs ns possible.
BesMes society is divided Into two factions, so
that the rivalry between them ls sure to benefit
tradespeople. I side willi the Bradley Martins
ev.ry time, an.l rio not believe in bluffs about not
displaying wealth beCSUM the poor might ob?
ject. Then there is that dynamlt"-proof Russell
Sage, who never parts with anything but baked
apple philosophy and advice. Whare does- it come
in that anybody should pay any attention to him?
Anything he says should be read In the cars on
the elevated, so ns to obtain the true Sag* light
on the subject. From what I know, the Bradley
Martin masquerade will be a mngiilflernt suc?
cess, as 1 am engaged for all the day before and
the dav of the ball.
".1. I,. Kernocban Indignantly denies that he
went out In his bear skin In this zero weather.
"Say, did you know ihal Captain Chapman has
given a new nam.- io whiskers? in the future Hie
breezes will blow through 'chaplets.' Why. from
being 11 police Captain, lie is likely lo become fa?
mous, because Oscar is said to have offered him
an engagement lo go on the road arith a Utile
Egypt compan} to do one-night stands for the
pumpkln-huakers,
"Why does anybody tolerate 'Chuck Connors' or
attend I ball given under his auspices? li,- N
worse than a bridge jumper. Somebody put ta?
basco sauce In his beer the other night In an up?
town cafe. The result was startling, for nobod)
could understand 'Chuok'a' language Ile plowed
and spluttered like ? whale, and shouted: 'Me
tank is bum opskicd; take me to de trough: pull
once en Iel go; turn on de hose, some bloke
chucked a mulligan in me wei.' The proprietor
ordered his asso.iaies to remove Idm from tin
place or to send for an interpreter Now. that ball
in Tammany Hall was ? disgrace. Reporters should
be more careful In describing the belles Di China?
town. They ate simply horrible, both In their
actions and appearance. Tile Chinamen have gol
tbe worst of it. I can fell you, and they should
appeal to 1.1 Hung 'hang for protection, us I don't
believe that the Chinamen would harbor tbe crest
Urea unless forced to do so by somebody with a
prill
"What appetites some men have! There was a
beefsteak dinner on Monday night, and some nen
beat all records. Johnny Kelly was there, and was
so busy trying to keep pace with .1. E. McDonald
that he didn't smile on<e In a half-hour Thomas
Meehan ls a stake-winner, sure, and should be put
In training for the chsmptonshlp. But nobody In
this neighborhood has inytblng to compare with a
genuine Albany appetite. In training or out. An?
thony Brady was present, DUI not .is p Spectator..
"Oh. what fun the active chaps are having: "The
Siily Dinner* la likely to create a sensation, because
so many people claim the authorship Of the piece.
Why. one reputed author calls another claimant a
teuenient-house musician. The latter ls on the war?
path, and BWeaiS IO avenge the InBiilt with gore
wtien he meets his detractor.
"A clean sweep ls to be made in the District-At?
torney's offlre on February i. when several vacan?
cies will bc made by men who ha\.- been asked lo
send In their resignations and have compiled with
the request.
"Skating ls king, ard has taken the 1-ad of all
oilier sports at the present time. Many persons
ri.ie te the lakes on their bicycles so as to enjoy
u few boura' skating. How ls lt that In riding a
bicycle in cold weather only the feet and hands get
cold'' oil. you think it's on account of the weather;
well, don't you ever go on Ihe ice; yon eau do bet?
ter with an axe."
TBOTTING ON THE ICE.
Saratoga. N. V.. Jan. 27 (lpeelal).?The Ticonder?
oga Trotting Association this afternoon began Its
annual lee trotting meeting at the Lake 0(sarge
Kite Track. The race for- the 250 class, purse "goa,
was trotted, the result being: A. WsCfcereon'a Kittie
N Tlcond Toga, won; M. M. Leland's Kelpie, of
Bchroon Lake, second, W, H. Pierce's Daniel Allen,
of Addison, third, and John Cheney's Birthmont of
Crown Point, fourth. Timi- 2.:;, 2:38. 2:2*'-.. L':'_' and
2:37.
? -
COLUMBIA'S ANXIOUS ATHLETES.
Nearly all the ?ambers of the c-smmtttee appoint?
ed at tin maoa mooting of andergraduatea of <'o
buni.la UntvefSlt* on Friday were present ut .1
m'ttii.g hell at the home of Dr. W. K. tills. No. *
West Fifth thst.. yesterday afternoon. Th.- com?
mittee win appear before the Uatverattj Athletic
I'nlon on Monday to a?k that | -raw l? Bail ,,n th,.
water this our. its members agreed reeterdai
that they would report io the union tb.it the under?
graduates and a large number Of graduates were
la favor of ., crew To-morrnw afternoon another
meeting of the committee will be held st Hr Otis's
home ter the purpose, of naming the members to
address the union. A member of the commute*
told a Tribune r.|?orter that lt was generally be?
lieved th.- anton would myaree its decision.
NEW STRONG MAN AT BABY ARD.
CambrMge. Mass. Jan. 27 (Spe,|.,|, I,. ,? i<ll(?).
I stnoVnt In the Harvard Medical School, h ts bro?
ken the amateur record for lifting hesv\i dumb?
bells. The previous record warr ail poural* und I
ounces mole hy H A Pennell, of New-York, in
UH. Rood, by a streich! lift, with no trick or
swing. ei,.vate,| a dumbbell weighing H2 pounds
He u orl> )*?> pounds in wei-rhsami 0| mediu n
"?!!___ .". -??'?>??"'? "' ,;-" gji.-tV'11'-1- ? greatly
pleasad with hu newly dls'.'O'.s-fcdtVsai, au.
Bronchitis.
There i$ no inflammation without the
presence of j-crm-r When they attack
the mucous membrane, infl.tmm.ttion
and irritation instantly result. This is
thc critical -tagc ? delay is danf-erous.
Booth's
" Hyomei"
the Australian "Dry-Air" tieatmci t nf
Asthma. BlOOChttli, Coldl and ail sim?
ilar diseases
??CURES BY INHALATION."
||on?? el V'prerrnrirM.
\\ stlcn-ioii. t). ( , Apr.l 14. lint.
I ftrmiv b-litve dist Hyjuci ?i|| ,|,, all IBM | >u
clsrinf.'iit li ass cata-i aiji Braachiih <: io >-ar?
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1 Ut moat trorn Breeklya I
I Guarantee ^^t'
t,i?ft Anrcknsing BnotA t Rochet fn
knler Outfit nnywher* in ths United
? Stutts, during /Sq", who unit sny
that HYOMEI /tilt done them no
\ %oprf, on condition th<it they apply di?
rect to the hend offi, <\ jj East 20th
1 Street. New Yurk /f> ^ ~ 4
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I
Your druggist has it. or ran f-et if if
von insist. There is iio substitute.
Pocket Inhaler Outfit "it druggists*, or by
mail. 51.00. Extra bottles inhalant,
50 cents. Hyomci Palm. 25 rents.
PamptiVts (ree (W.lul weltoms sud free sdv.cs
Ifyssj Brill mire or 1 all on
R. T. BOOTH. 23 Easl 20th Street, New York
Bicgclrt.
''Kimball" Bicycle.
A bettor bicycle cannot be
made Call at our factory
and see how ve make it.
Seeing is believing.
We have no secrets.
"hillip- Mn*g Co., tc; joe. Wen broadway, rlore ts
Siiaml Si. srarimi, MB Ave. I... ami BM gfSBdWM
RAILRO \0 INTERESTS.
BUBO FOit HEAVY DAMAGES.
I UK MB? Willi SK. I ItKIi V rtK'Kl\K!t FOB TH!
ii.i.i'Mirts. RANOI'SKT wk ROTKtXa
CAM JED TO AOCOUJCT.
Columbus, (Hilo. .Um. -r, (Special). Th.- effort ..f
K. af. Peaton, D. 1, Bleeper and others to Beran
possession of tha Columbus, Bandnak] and H...'kins
Railroad property through thc operation of a re
cetred arlll probably lead 10 long and expenetve liii
gatlon. After h.-inn in possession for len days as
receiver Mr Peston arsa ouated yeeterda* and the
property turned back to the dlrectora of the com?
pany. To-day Judes Badger, of the Franklin county
''..nun..11 Plena Court, allowed a tenaporan reatraln
ina onie- prohibiting any fun hei effort to aeeura
tiie appotntment or s receiver
Immediate") aft?r mis or.l-r of the court, C ?
Maxwell and indite ailberl li Btewari bs counsel
for tho officers of Ihe road, tiled , damage suli for
pOO.ono against I). I. Sleeper, K M. I'osron. Oeorge
W. s.iui. Morris \\ Donahue and Herbert Butler
The petition allea-ea rii.it the defendants with
others, c.inspired i.y faina and malicious actlona ano
proceedings to secure possession ,,f tin- properti i>\
havitiK the road placed in the Banda of a receiver
The petition further charges that the defendants,
ns rt part of tha conspiracy, falsely claimed to rep?
resent one William Snider, and that none of those
engaged In the effort to secure a receiver wer*
stockholders or creditors of the company.
-Bs?
NOT TO I.EASK THK SYSTKM.
There was ? report yesterday that the New-York
Central mid Hudson River Rallrosd was to lease the
railroad syntem of the Delairara and Hudson Canal
i'ompany and guarantee I per Dani on the stool* of
the latter company, ii was denied by i*>?'i Chaun?
ce) M Depew presldeni of the Near-York central
and Rot-erl II. Olyphant, president of the Delaware
and Hudson.
A CLERGYMAN TO TIIE RFs'Cl'E.
MRS. M'l.KAX CALsLED MCUDBR IBSTBAD OF
Flit I-:. ABD PBtaHTBNBD OTHBB TBNANTS.
Mrs. Cymhia McLean, forty-live yearn old. who
lives on the second floor of No. Uti West F.u ty-third
it., not up shout 1 o'clock yesterday norning tO llghl
ihe nas. In striking s nut. ii a Ieee euri.un Ignited,
?Bd lier Clothing took tire. She he,-ame crazed with
friKiit and shouted "Murder!" instead of "fire!" The
result was thal tbe Other tenants, thinking that she
was belt,-; killed, barricaded their doors, instead of
pin** to ber aid. The Rsv. Gabriel McGuire 1 re?
lumed mimlonary from the Congo Free State Africa
Who Occupied I furnish.,! ,???, ?., tn? >:lm'. a,,,,'''.
aa Mr.-. M.i.ea,,. was awakened frorn si..,, by her
scream ng He nat* the women with her clothes
aMMe In the hallway, and seining a blanket from bl!
bed. wrapped it around hw, and Anally succeeded In
extinguishing the Hames. Her roon, also took Are
..nd .h.- nren-en srere called. Th, > rang foran am
bulenc-'frojgiRooaeveli Hoapltal. bul there nw such
delay thal elis were sent oui for tu., or three hos?
pitals An1 ambusnes finally came from Roosevelt
Hospital, atu the woman was removed 10 Bellevue
"ere not needed .:'"''" ar,""ll:""'*'* arrived, bul
K.,rk.,f'k';Vs /?'"' *'if" of nn "Mot*, of the
J\rri. Kel DOCKC! Ire < olllp.lll\.
?-0
BANDICOTVS ASSAILANT CAUGBT.
?lot.,, Rottl-rllso, i.ett.r known ,,- "Bottles." the
Italian who led the aaaaull upon captain Alfred
Hnndlcott, ..f ure American Volunteers in the hail
at Nos Maand ;? U,.M Thlrty-BfthHit.. on Tuesday
night. w.,s captured yesterday morning at Thirty.
fifth-st and Seventh-are., and taken t., leflVrson
Market Police court, where he waa held in Ooo Im.ii
or tri.,1 by Magistrate Deuel upon complaint of
-'""""..nt John Cosgrove, of th,. Volunteers
HandlCOtt'a condition ls critical
Actina- inspector Harley ycaterday marnln
ilire.ted Captain Chapman of the Tenderloin stat oS
to make , ,ep?r, r-lstlve to the assa.,1 , , [?, I [
con and to Investigate n,.- ronducl of Policeman
Troy, Who. ll s said, was Informed of IhoasTIuM
'?'i ,V; '"" -VV" Kf ,,os'' "n" "" ? rcBult theai:
valiant- escaped. Deputy ctiM Cort r lr hi said
yesterday thai i' Policeman Trov was inform J
the trouble he should have ion,. 1 ,''.,. . "V1 .1
th- reports Bboui Troys ,,??,?,., .,_. l' n:,. ' ' '
he placed on trial. wm
THREE HUNDRED HEN STRIKE For ONE
BrM-ep .rt. C0I1?.. Jan H - Three hundred employ*.
of the rubber works rn Newtown laid down their tools
nt I'M this morning and left the factory. Tins wis
Jue to an order received from the "Executive Com?
mittee of the shop union John McNamara refus 1
Sf?S%"f>?fiff1_iaw?gg_3?
closish PRICES s\X FRANCISCO stocks.
.?an Kriir,,i- -. Janasry '.?: is.,;
au, r??ais*a_.To-ds- Tssterd, t.. . .,-.
A".\ ". '* "?' "t-lilr . 1 ,0 1 io
,;'1' 0*1 .'Ul .ls potosi '- .,
Bael a Belcher. ? ni Unma I? Li
Tr:' ? ?; .'?:' v*s,,r" M?va?ia':: Sa ;
."n ' ??' * Vb.tis iwiutdtrd las 1,
.' * ' ",M ?'?' Ki ' lah ..... , ,,!
H-.; Ar Nor 1 li i ,0 y-iioa JteUfi L- .'.
?ess ia .ajs ,7 sa
?
ly i.M-UN WOOL SM,KS.
I..rel..11 Jan. ^7. Ttl* BS)?S et ?<__ ,,, i, . ,
Soa^a^t^'^s T".*. ?'???" -"?'"? --?-!? ;'-?.'';
'X'"1'"-1-"" 0*4. -..e:..rr.,;'^;s.1?,;rf,;-!L'
-antso* ?m..ri..n purclsMers. which -..i i n " ,'um'
ths i.i.i,..,t prtces rsaebad na baeomba, < .,,'.\ ,"'
lass) - sra " sol i i . ti... hom, -ra,,,. pTum I...1 r."bE
b rrser mjulr- ter Infertor softs which . i.'i ? r, r.I,
New BSOOlh Walr-r -4.I0O hs>s; sr,,?rr-r! 7ivini, BUal.
.].. i.-k. an) Bimi 1*9)1%, M; K1H?V .,,.'.,7 f/''1.
snd ptscsB, 4V<'v'.i "sswisn, aa u.-Wb
gneeri.lan.1 1 iou |*|trl ,,rrHir,4 |iiu.|?1, gi J inn.
^?fija? M#1" Sl' ,r'"v' r,i^ ?"^*?lv?e\:
Vi.i.-ik l.SSO tksJes; seea-ssl -...i-o.is toa -- ?_-??^
\%S& 1,"*?,''n, 4<1 R""'v ''-'?" '" ?"? i-i" sn'ifiese*
_*?? Aiistrnll. .KB) t?,|e.. BBBSSed, IiMOIb; Bre?.y. H\
?Vs| Australis- Hst Balsa; rr-ssy 4C""?d
N-* ZBBlard I ano bslssi sronrsd. H-..I01. ,io |.h-w,
ar:|,.;,.s i-, -,^i. K^.sy. tr\mjm. ti U.. snd pll.r..
*$fru;p^.iA\i? Naul-,'?JU ***** ****>*>
MUUNiNnjABLEI
n*?r and ??'?nnd-hind, with Rsthulib guics
cushlr... ***** term*. MAHN * BRO.,
124 Kilt Hth lt.
BUILDER* and plumbers esn buy rabin*! ?
i-'.o*?t .ear* tran f> ti" .1 *?n np Ht 'JSJ
Wist at*-st. _
DEBKB.?Rnlllops; partltloBs, ratling*.
nifes. uW... rsMaet tn.*, pre****, fis* ?
ir'* bought: repnlrlns. I'.M'lt. -.*> Client
jonis it.. r,*sr Broadway^ ___
TYPEWRITER*. All "Bakes; BBB le *??"'?
muran!* il cabinet rentals 13: d-llvered.
CONMHJDATED TYPEWRITER EN
? ti A NOE, 213 Br idway.
BTOnAfJE.
St..rase Wi?h'in-* Xii 2*11 a"l VU west
47th it., nesr Broadway. BsparaU i
fi furniture, mirrors. p'?n'*. baggsg*. B
Padded rana for moving ''' ?' " BUBtry.
rumlturs, ? bini bt i i brsi. gc., at.
: , ; bj apetent par ker*. Bstl
furnlil id Telepl on* | .11, Ul ?._.
OCR SIT' I M. for this ra Bib, r- w
? it- net grand nprlKhi pianos; all li"
ir *bi?, ?-"'?'? par .bl* 17 monthlj .
TV/AT Pl ?KO ' "
ss r.rh rc- Ts iy'i Muries! Puss! mslted
BCgfXMgl CIIAM'Fl
AN A'TIVK NUN Willi pl pel qUSllfli
M ind B2O.0UJ iq ?:; " Dil
, li n snd en Int rest la ?' larg*
.,.,1 piioe*s*ful msnufi lui ni bm Im
long itsndlBg. s !'? rs return : ii lure. A I
M (', S.. Tri: JI lc ' ul. ?
"WANTED mi esperlenced, rellsble book
, ?? ? In l."M>"\. ENGLAND, foi iii*
lils ol THE NEW-YORK TBlBl'Nl CH
OREAT WORK, "AMEBH'A'B BUCt I'.SS
Fl'L MEN." ll I* one Ol rh- rn .sr essll)
Mid pUBtlCBtlom BO* before the lea'ln*;
public, mid is nm . nl\ deep!) Interesting
[n )?-. ir. i ur prove* i gresl *dui nor. re
plots with objert-lesson, foi vims tu'ti
?ibu in m business life Everj library,
public or priests. i? Incomplete without lt.
Th* wnrli ts published In ts . largs res?
in . royal octavo and I* llluitrat il with
nii.ii'-r.iiis s-e#| uni Kipp!* pnrtr.lt* "f
n..te,i American*. Addres. ADAMB Jt
i -i i Ts Im: .ne st.
PIANOS AM) ORGAXf.
BA l'.<'.AI NS Sperial. n*w. sllxhtly u?*.)
pianos, ISO upward; Instslments; r*nt*'i.
? ufcanifd. CHR18TMAN. .*i4 Eu.t nth ?t
ItKAI. RSTATK FOR SALE.
Country.
FARMS Bf 'ii-,"ns ri/":- ind VBlues. 'le
?drably located in state* ..r Nsw V"rU
sri'l Ksw-Jsrssy. will bi s... i si I s prices
??nj up'.n vsrj >?;!.-> term': lins la sn BB
ii-iini opportunity to isenrs :> bargain. For
fnrthi r partieulsrs, partli? Intarei '? I a 111
plc isc ad In ? MORTGAGEE, H O. Box
lli?. New Y"ik.
OMI lim lt PROM NBW-YORK. Finest
.- ., n ? In Woodbridge, N J.; rem I
. Iii : old-fsshh neil in I si si i ns; 1st i ?
?rounds, Brand shads and lawns; n**r
?*nn. and i'.-ntrul lt. R. lt st tons; '. mils
fi ii, -i lewsti ? . -.ii" '?'" ip ? ssy terms,
B, I'. Il AMILTON a no., IM Hi rn Issy.
ORA NOE N. .1. Mountsln s'-l- (near
M.'iint him HI st Inn), sps i""* residence,
ind gr un I 'about 4 Bcres.i a ? ll
planted; hii|i*iI> lawns IBU eheop; term*
io mir. I., i\ HAMILTON. '"?? P
or opt* cit.- i ir nice main ?t I
HO Alt l> AM) lt OOHS.
MKS Ii tv u/ivn.
j 2B Wes) ?::?? ?'. ? I
re m* nnd board, '??? i il . I oat I. rsfsr
:. . v> ? -HST ST. I lesli ll ;?? loi ll ..: . ? \
Bg ' '?"l ref
i i ? ri ? -
".'li ST . -2 \\ EXT - bick
. n ii. ? Ut i? .ni; referencer
. "i'itii we.. ?;? WEST.- Beautiful lurs*
-.-. ? e.i ur..i ihir.i Bnor frcnl warm r..-n.
i - .. ls . wsrtn I,.ill rooms; good 'utile.
J,414 it) ?VE., ri-.ir |24th H Bes! r , .>
nv t oard in Sea fork itt] . refi i
. escharasd.
Kt nMSIIEl). nooMH TO LET.
HANDSOMELY furnished n ns; all
venlen ???. term? rn ? leran i"4 wv^r
4M!i St.
llli'Ml.V furnished rooms for famll lei ., |
gentlemen; hotel sccommodstlons; wssh
ly, ?;t r.n upward, i Washington Plsc. sad
BAA Br isdws.
4ii WK.-T SBD ST. '.,.*?? ind i ill rooms.
m. ei> furalshsd, -i ?un hssi, louthern
exposure, -i>.iv convenience, quiet neigh
I, rh. ii I
, -(.in .--r . I*-.: WERT. Prlvats family >(
* hu p iquare, maa) ro mi with
dresBlna n-.m, ?^__?_^__^___^^_
HOARD VATTED
Bt'BtTRBS Youag married indv would
Uk- i'. board uitti educated Episcopalian
! ramtlv, where ^|"> wmill r>.Ive the inie
lympsib) o| ..ur bel iv*d l*ord; *? per w^k.
JJ "MK._l. Ji gBrosdway,
dri:hs*iiaki\o.
a HALr*PRlCI tills m.null, tailor
nude; Bi*. fm. v ?ni-r snd bodies, ball,
ev-niiiK. reosptlon, dinner, weddlni gowns
:ir..l robes of every dssrriptlon; (lt snd worh
guaraatesd; orders eseeuted ihort notice;
listers snd brothers from I. ndon and
Parts; cutting, flinn*:, basting, renovating,
etc.; dressmaksi lent oat. Men', HK
i."i'\i:i:. zn Wesi 10th it , Wi *-Y< rk.
Al.l. stvi.ks !>i:i>hi:s Psrfecl ii
work ihown; wpertor finish; rxpsrt ? n
ri.isks; r*?punilble; rsaBonabls Mrs
COOKE, 2M Weat 41th st.. nmir Hr..<ii!
?A .IV.
DHESKMAKER. (*ompetsnt; wanti a few
Mgagements by th. jin\ in private tami
Ile*; t-rms gi .'h. per Be] A. I'AI.t.A
HAN. 172 Eaiit B7tb il
DREBSMAKER. French; Brst-elas* cutter
urnl flrr.r. .i-?ir"< more engaasmenta, in
private fyrulliis; te. ms ir, derate. I.'irTSK
OAt'THIER, 4111'j rtth-ave.
"UREMSMAkER, Voling lady dressmaksi
t.. po out bj ths .1 iy. terrai low. 210
i;.i-r IJI-r it 3d fl i .r.
i'i:i-;ssMAki;i: a thorough!.npe'en
ik. ;? tnkes \\"tk home, '?! bj dsy;
latest iklrts, waists, ilesve*; remiHlelllns,
alt, i.i'i ii-' hildren'i dresse* Ut -
ll". H?, IBB West IDlst il
VlREBrSMAKER. H> ;tr. esperlenced dress"
iniikir. hv day ll 7.">. 'i Bl h..rn... .ult.
j..', up; Brst-elgps Biter snd trimmer.
DREBBMAKER, Zll Wesi I20th-st.
bREHBMAKER French dressmsker from
11 i .?? and Fells; Braning sud street
iTt..<t ?t\i... mgsgemsnl tn famll)
week "i month; reference*, 230 Ki*i 40th.
HREBBMAKER who mskeia speclslTj of
-?modelling gown* ?".iii Ilks a few en?
gagements In Hi""' elasi 'smilies; ref.rn ?s
rlvn A.hires. MU-, ImM'. il.'. U?i (J.I
IlKKHSMAKF.R Experienced"
with H. Allman ,v Co.. . xi ellet r ntlei .
i looks, ? ipes; .1 h .rn* by .lav. f,2. Call
oi addres. DREBKMAKER, 2M W, Mth at.
BEAL OARMENT8 fsney furs, made t.'.
ordi r i emode I ? w nhl gs menll ii sp
ijtalty; prices resi ?l il I*. Mrs BARKER
lin Wast Beth rt., uu wirh Gunther'*,
Bth a'. *.
MAC HIM.RY.
AT REDUCED PR1CKB?at? iscond rmn,\
Wu.ul and In.n ?"iklni; macblnss; fully
fna'anteed, mschlnsry bought hi. I is
<i ingsd. OBOROB B. EDDY, .tl's M.di
iiti *t.
*r*.AS AND nu. ENIINEB M iti ,* wihu
en>rlnes *nr|inss nil oth"is in rsllablllly,
dursMllty an.l ?conotay; patented In all
count rles, 12S-132 Mott ?t.
STAR has .iii.i fssnlTns engine; buy ?.'
nuimr.i lurer . ? in ml .il snd rellabli .
int in ..n in.il; sss] t"rm. STAR OAS
ENOINK in. I2S VS. -? Hr "lv> it
MiaCBfXAKRUI B.
UEOAI. Ml' >--? "TA'I'l'iN Collertlons,
? -' ? ? lilied, famll) dlfll' nines wife'.
?UppiH I, n-'irai.' I ? ll .i Its. 139
Ulam)
HELP WABrTWB.
Mais.
AOEXTH WANTED to aril non lete.-tahle
?porkllna dlamondlnss; brlllisncj mar
rsllous; Bothlna seen Ilks them at sny
prue, mmpls ? il ld gold li ie i Mud ? .ir
i ? ?'??"" iii san lag*, T.'> . ring, $i,
ti sups d. ARNOLD .v CO., ll Matdsa
Leas
JANITOR WANTED Experienced sober
awe ol Integrity, aol mar f..rr\. waar."
, $;.". psi month Apply, with references by
letter, Box 1.031, Kan v i
THOUS AN DB of food pian . ,.. m,.".
rs.in.--v Admlnlstrstl rt la sverj inn "f
tha count o'. !?" you want ons! Ths Min
W.r.I -i edition "f rh- Natl, na; Kecordsr
will r.n i?,w to gel .1 |. -.1 in Bend H\e
'? it imp I ? ths \ \Ttu\ VI, RR
ii uti'Kit. Wsihington, D ?'
WANTED'. AN IDEA,-Wti..
WANTED BnpsilSBCSd. r*liah> aRenti
In all part* nf th- t'nire.l Srat.?. to
Whom WS **S n'* , .;*:. ?j,"t:at tenitory
for ;h? Mts nf THB NEW V"ltK Tlltlt
I'.VK S GREAT WORE. "AMERICA'S
Bt'CCEt*?r*UL MF1N." lt ls on. ul the
III.itt easily told pstblleatlons n *. liefer*
Ihe American people, anil I* nit nnly d?*ii
l.v interestinp In Itself, tint prov**! a crear
BSSretor, replete with ol.J*>.-i leas.,cs fr
i ???.-,r tn-ti atartltig In huilneia life. Kv?ry
lilrrarv. pabllc or private. I* ti.mptlt.
?Alni it lt. Th* sr-rk ls psblllhsd In tws
l?rx? Milum**. roy*l ociavo *n<1 ls Ulna
tiate^ with niir-ier.m* ite?! ?nl *t'p|.'?
portraits .Aditrei* ADAMS A TO 7J
Ti'iane-.i.. N _T_
WORK WANTKl).
?.eWWWXA/VN/W-'
Mali*.
a BuaiNBaa mw r*****. r?;isb:?. ex
perteneeil ?ri'l ebie to sive hlshsst refer?
ence* an.) Imn 1. ilealre* ftr?t s-iass npenln|.
out?!1e or inililt. ENERiiETH', Tnbun.
OAos.
WORK WANTED.>v^l__
Mnle.
ASSISTANT HOOEKEBPER.--Young man
(24i with eli'ht year*' prsrtlcSl exper
BBC. in all branch** of general routln- of
Boa work, deaites clerical aOtWOO, with
ki uk si. aeAkms or itsamshtp firm, where
competency an.l reliability ire appreciated;
beat referen.ee. Address H. ll.l.MENSKK.
BO CMMdgs it.
A NEAT, willing hov. IT ya- ..1.1 wMc-.
n poad ion in n downtown busities* house;
*f.i acquainted with streets. iHiiii.r.. (*<?!
Otb lt.
A YOUNO MAN. lil. WOBld ilk. sltilatl.'n
st anything; 2 yeera .apertsnc* aa
plumber*! heipsr ll FINER, MI Chrjrs
Hi i
"a YOtlXO MAN, -< I years la Oern n
.. .irv wishes an) bosh m. Address J,
MEYER, isa 2d rt . Hoboksa, S. J
,\ i ' H'M' Wt', BOOK KEEPER having
bad 20 M ir*' ssperisnce, thoroughly e n
? talli ,t ogles w >rk. ii-"!
ii ,r knowing Italian, Breneh,
i; rman, Bngllab, Bpsnlah, ?"ii eda sled,
cit j referee tee, arish** tet*M*e
ran or perms hen I on rpailon. MAXZA,
sa W's! gath ". _
*A WELL-EDI'CATEn yung man illn.
ipsik German, wishes pcsiilon
In drygoodi lommlsslon h is* Addres.
Itl'DOLPH KOHBT, 233 Brusdwsy. ^_
lie* a p sir I.in In
A Vnl V. MAN ??? ?
RM
i f ad*n
i business hoc
ni: best of
if iiilv.iivvtn-nt; esr or ????rere
.l-e., STEED l-s Wert 101 I
wlih . han
.?feren.e*. Ad
BOOKKEEPER. By young man: Willing
t . make n i -?? f gi Bel III ? Usefu, \'i
BOOKKEEPER ISO Bart Holli st
re.sitlen; expert;
B,e3B lAfaystl*
111.
li ii i]< KIT.! ER ll i
?. ,\ ultim. M. it.
st., Btstlon i). chlcsi
BOOKKEEPER Toung man (24J as b k
keeper . r aaslstant: hlghi u refer* ni ta
r-s ? , . im- ii ter snd sbHfty. Addresa J. M ,
?bs le, Trtbuns Oflli
BOOKKEEPING. By young maa, sa as
alstanl bookkekeper or x'-r.-eal ctr ?
work; 17 \e?rs' Mpsrtencs; Al references.
E. lt J . it ii.un- uni e.
iv 'i ik'.'!?; ki "KR Ci mpeti nt bi
br* kk-et- gi .| sccoununt. iwelve
arith i r. ? rirra ?! tslr*. n *ltli n ; Bret cl .-*
i. fe.-., ce*. Addre*. T B , Trlbu *. |
BAKER FOREMAX. First ct* ' ''?? ' n '
brea I an I rolls a ? **eki attaty
i tuatl in: hotel or rertaurai t prel I
iii is QRE9FK '.'I I'" gsri il B jcyra. _
BOT IS bright ami Inl
achool Biaduate, deslrei p --iii"n In fri *
where then I* i ' ?-ment.
\ Idri I MRI I."i B, OS E isl Wth ll
H .V 13 l-i mle f i ublld icho il wanta
p auton. insli ni ' i advance thr.uvr'i
?ttentlon io dutj. *?< elli nr refs*
ence. JAMES Cl'NNlXOIIAM, 1- ?*?
\v est ."'".iii si.
BOY 17, wa nfl position In "ttl ??? or c-r
cantMs b else; li. ?<?..- bookkeeping well;
?itr nen ms n I v ra si ? . Add. B., Bob
IO . ? ? in uffl ".
"BOY." IS, 'I -'I'* position in wholesale
house ir ? (fl ? ?: refer. from Pnlne'i
Ituslness Collegs. aEOROE BECK, l"'1'
Irt-avi
I:; iv. IH, rone. ?' ski empl ? n mt ? ' snj
kind: undetstsn.li driving. JOSEPH
HERRMANN, 272 t'.r .ime it.
Bi iv. it. let .!? - iltu i' "i In wholi nal?
hou ?? (nod penman; ben refsrei ??- snd
experience. tddre*. HANNON. ?^> Bast
...'ii n
BOY, ls i.. rurr elevator '.r mak- himself
useful si anything; llvlna with parents;
i , id . lt) referen' ?? BDWARD MIDDLE
TON, 2t" Eas) I7tl
CASHIER
si\ , ? . rom v i i !' ?? l .
NIKS, 112 Dean *J . Urn 'klyn.
. ' il i>: TOR.? 1
lit ? i? i addres* i* illei ? ??
boise ci Furnish bonds, I.
HA Ml'Bl - ? I
CO'.LEGE CH MM Vi I ri
whi ?? s ith ch i ' ?
?. r will tub ? ? trarsl; bc
id im "? rltlna best
? f referen In MAC, Ito. ll
' ? i Pal I S. J.
i' IBPBNT1 i: '.'I years' ??*. besl
i *f*n n ? I m hot'
4 ,i I-. -? id< ? ty or ? uuntry.
.'? ishim1 ii ii.I B, I :ns. .rt si ?
CHEMIST, i'nhw. iv graduate want*
facturing Brm ld
rn Bon 28, v r''. Wales, P
DETECTIVE I.'."', i in I.mploved In ? I
, ipeak s I mg
< J DEXKBTt I3H Essi ? I
DRIVER B i ? ?' ' rei >m*
?n. > EYKEL, BB 42.1 kl .
Knuth Km n _
KN II.ISMAN ..n .' iirniv oltl' er. n
'...-??; ?! in an - i ii acltj . v "it ? d
:,.- -i Bve.
ENGINEER L'nderrtandi lc* ma
dynamos snd .ill kind* of enalnei tir*t
. ' i-s ri terence* and licenses AiMr??*
KN'liM- RR, 210 I.:-" kel Rt
ENGINEER Pr.
warres; night
MOTT, rtn7 Tri. I' ?
ENGINEER an I JANITOR - - and
handy with t i la. E l>., H'M Henry ii .
Ki .'..'-. i
ENGINEER licensed; ll years' exp-rl
encs: good reference; uoderstandi k--u
ELI SS, Bj*** Bth I vi
ENGRAVER -dripper pure an-! .1!'
grivet wsndi work; pi.imp: delivery,
MAIDHOF, ti West llth st. ITIntitiK at?
tended i i.
rsl ? ?! 'i
day; best
m .1 sat-'
refercm 'I,
to
n's' experience; jpaod
T, 1.'>;\N. :n,2 Bast
|.*I REM \V
i ? ri
!Mtl ^_
BCRNITrRE SALESMAN desire* pcs I
ll years' experience. Bi . *74, Pittsfield,
Ubi*
OERMAN ? -'.'. with km wl
? ss of Engllah and EretBsh, rtenotrrapber
rGabelsl n I mi li imai b ill t ike an)
kiril of position. MEBALL 308 Bart
vt.i lt.
GENTLEMAN ? ntl lo find pl ut* f "r
trusted ic- n at und ii u.-*'. small
rountrj Bibi - ,u si lan tor; I Ishi ii refei
tn ta D H ll , i.ii'Ji'. le.ul-'. ,i l
JANITOR. \ "ii ? nan and wlfa wanta
un" is job; understand* iteam \>- il?
lus, painting snd bandy with t.H.is; s bar
snd . bll?ln* \\ i.Viins. 41*1 Atlsnth -
hm- . Brooklyn.
JANITOR, understsndlng nil general re
pnlrs; besl references. BORMERI.irH,
1 1>7 K.1-' lllsl-sl.
LACNDRYMAN Understandi tho bual
n' j* thoroughly; Bibi clssi Ironer,
marker and a wort cr; as foreman or tnana
ser; besl reference. A.hlies.- \:,,x B, 1,513
rj'l ave
MVSSKI lt ar.I MEDICAL liVMNAST
Graduated In Hweden; ?ii! treat patients
st ihelr resldencs rheumatism dvipep.ta,
pa r ? 11. 1 lat I 1 , ? ' 1'.. OHNEI.I* 4i?T
\\ esl Ittth -1
POSITION by handy, all iround maa,
? ; with machinery, ifflce ".''ri.
?; I penman; Bmirer; hal been '-rKtit. ? n
yean in oni po* el lent referenea.
JAMED CI'XNIMIIIAM, ai . ."':iti Weal
T*ith at.
I-'H'.TKK
ful nim
TYSON,
a< . s iber American, 20. as
porter, gi 1 el | 1 .erk -r ?-> USS
*i 1 ?? 01 *h ip; city or 1 ? un ti v
IBI Newel! al . Brooklyn.
PORTER. *'?. t^'W ilrrnin.
? portei or watchman. 1
v h ile* ii.- hi i-e referei ?? and kI\ i
PRICE, 7n 1 innon et.
TYPEWRITER.?
ref renee ind ex
t.i Weat 4bth-st.
11
ft KNOGRAPHER
Iii \? mriK nun. B
perlence HOECKH
BTENO'-RAPHER. You*a man. accurata
ntnl lap'.'l six \".ir*' experience, s.-.-l-;*
bettsr pctnll n; referencea from former an.l
. nt employers. \,\.ir. h., T. M. OIL
RE \ TH, NashMlle. Tenn.
ST KN. nil: M'l'KIt Remington ind I'-ns"
?11. rs tj pewril t, . rt: ?? sssl.tsni. len
v .111' espei ??? ... k ? ?! refer n- ? -. m,?i
eral ilary; desires 1 I - 11
1 in.". Bergen ;t . Brook I) n.
HTENOlIRAPHER sud Tl l-i:u Kitki: ~
Roy, 17: comp.tent; experience In oHlce
work. gu *l refereni ?? tddi is ll. s 11 .
Htstl n I.. Brooklyn, N V.
SHIPPING ''l ERK or PORTER ?: d,
1,uh ii f-'' 'c??'. baler and marker; .. us*
r j, v.- ,.|. lier rn* 1 beal ft
<? I. PRAISER, I.24B Msd mn Brook
lyn
iilTI'ATION wnniei al anything, Hat hmm
?1 ii .v ? ? preferred; ref.ices 1
1 GARRY IW Mulberry-Bt.
STAKLEMAN wlsl ra iltuat
nlll nial..- hun-lr ?.rall) usi , sood
n, 1 with ii ?!.-? - Ad Ire** P .TRICK Bi ?
in. Till un* ' HI* -
BECUETARf'. By reliable, idu sled young
A'u-r:. sn. ',na '> s 1 ite from lletai n
Addreaa BECRETARY, IBB East I2?th rt.
Tl'Tnlt ?Columbia man Wants p lill r. ii
resilient or vial ting tutor for youl
Addreaa COLUMBIA, IBB Baal 128th it
UPHOLSTERING WORK wanted on dru'
lure. *c. ; Jay ot J li I. V l'n\. '."!?'.
Bth ivs., 2.1 bell.
WATTED.- Hy I man 4.". vars ..il of BB
year*' c 'ntlnnou* business experien
p.isitiuii .'f tru*t an.I usefulneai with pea
pis "f hic'i itiinilinr; rsfsrSDCSS. addres*
KfSSBT* Bl VV-st 20th at.
WATCHMAN "r posltl .11 01
h"ii'-*t nti'1 rillall" min
RAPPOLT, 7?? Amst. 1,1.11,
WATCHMAN, fte. A itrong, middle ,m
man. temporals, would like position
wal h.nan OT useful n.ari. ell) Ol COUntl
good -f.rn rs. iv G.. .'.sc, ith ava
i'n> kind f"i
BO; married
V'lt'Nil MAN -? gi 1 peoman, quick ant
? ii.- 1 at ii?;ii!"'<. as ilthet sntn clerk
1 ,i?sisiant bookkeepsr; reference. ENI R
GETIC, lt.* 30, Tribuni OlB.-e
YOUNG Man. Si sehool teaehsr from
Germany, rterMBrraphsr ana mu.l lan,
without knowledge Bnallsh language, ile'
? ?"* an\ kind of posltloB. Wi I.I.:' \i
KICHTBR, IBB \ Isa ?t.
YOt'NG man ra aa '1-rk. ts.t rsfer
? ri ??- \\ P. a., Trlbu aa om. 1
yul 'Vi MAN, t good appsaran ? wlsbn
P witton ? ? ol lei ; r .ir similar position
m'IIIiik t.. mak" biiii*.-ir ireiierallN 'iseful'
J P.. l.i-.'fl :tl ave.
YOITNG man. ip. ni.,., position, whers
ii. caa advance; 4 )*uri la*t place rrf
.len,,.. itnSK,_ .MT. Kast nth st. '
WORK WAar**aT*Bs.
I'?inalr.
sines* woman
A YOI NG businvt* woman, sccustomsd to
iriMs*:.,,, spt-uklng Kngllsh snd .Lr
man tlii.ntlv. n |*h*i Inrfoor noslrlan
MILLIE si.i-i r ,ic we., nih-.t
HAIUHRKSSIMJ. manlcurin,-, chlropodirB~
thorns or out Mrs. EMI RIO. ila W.6?
WORK WASTED.
Female.
companion. Vonna; i-.ngiish laity ss-ks
rnaasemont for summer months; t'sv-l
ling prefer sd. Address Mox II. M. Casca
dill.i PlacB. Itr-aoa. N. Y. _
"cHAPtEROM. A rennel j>'n.tll?ri lady of
txperlenca, n..w nure In France, ard
Bpeaklna; Herman snd French would
/hap -en >..'in* ladies iaatrOOM et trsNfl
lliiK iii Europa. Addrsss for details. A. V.
it. esra i'. ??. Bea Maa, v v.
i ii iv v. rn Bli B*a"sn-tsacBd: -na ? ""??"'
re'rere- t. ..n cr,,- pla.-. -n'aklns
I",ere I. and Herman; seeka *naBgement
Addrem fi lases anya, M BSaBBTi ??
Bl bis Bouse, N v. -__
MAN'icTBIeT -rants worn; Baswao^er.esjt
M-s k\.?\. M Ci ne a ! at., asm lind.*.
Brooklyn.
and electricity selentinealjy
riad ri" operator. illl.U
MAPS MIK
Sjlven liv ? ?
MO Weat 3!lth et
MVN|.-'l:K Refined '""na lady'_!?!
-.M-i.s few mora private eootomrra.
horns or out; 'li" only. kBUEN
I IlANHIaKlt. M Hf*H |Mh ?., '."-' ?' I
s|"ci;rT*r.v -Private; br sn Am?rir?n
WORM1 nf IntelllK'nee nnd K-""! O'"'"
Ins; speaks (J.mian snd Fren-ri. nnd .?
accustomed lo tha banking "f i-r-e sum
rnd ks,kins after matters pt I peri J of
affslrs Addrsss "T.." ? MiBMgai nw
ni..-. Hr-aoklyn.
TBBATMBBT for generai dei i-i-v. with
lath*; skilled op tb tors. BBBO BOB
DBN, .'Ul w si 41th it.
oo-tr-rsTtc ain ATto-a Wtnf cn.
JWal^
ATTENDANT, VALET, Kl Ml?. * B|
ii mali tdvcatad Englishman; errmpetani
and capable; sr.s.i reader; can atvs mas
s..i(. io years' axpartance; exceilenl r*f
srsnorO. Address ARELI., .are |',r-.d\.
210 4th r Bc oki) n _
urn.Ki' Useful; in privats family. I
COW try: attend fnma. e. .lean silver
windows; at.end gsntlaman'a ckHbe* good
.itv referen.-. moderate ?.>?*;?'-. I'I'RMA
MINT. I RH Sd ni' _i
Bl'TI.SR By competent yoong man.
thor .uah servant, in prlvsts famil*; will
maka himself useful, willine and ..Mia
ln.r (uod .-' ???'<?'?en.ee. WILLIAM. P.t.x
37, 1,842 Broadsrsy. _
iri'T'.'dt or SECOND-MAN. "irBt-ctsss
rvf pei thorouKh waller nnd ???*!
worker "inriii WuitKKi: l.84g B"war-1
ul"ri.ilit German; speaks EnsMsh; ';-i
.1. i .'.ii, ll furnaces, etc.. OT f"i tabw
pa '? ' . I.Ulai srlll all A Hies In private
frrmilv I .st references "--RITZ. I"-". Kast
Said ll _ ___
lU'TI-KIt HwltW, Bp . kiriu; senr- KnRllsh.
with good ? ny lefawacaa. taaikt placo in
private fatally: understands hi" duties.
Address DAVID ir.' \\>>r -.".nh st._
Rt'TLI'.l! By young colored man; best
per-.na! ref-rences Addreaa Ht TI.Kit.
care qi, -er, '."? ""sst Bgth-si
Bi'TI.Kl! A'. By s Japanese na huller.
valet, gri refereni. . T. I . Bl r pta
I' u ?. Hi ? klyn. . _|
'< \RI"T VKI.lt. Man rind WlfS Swedish,
wish io tak.' cara of house d .rlr.tr sum
mer' brat of referencee. Mrs. PETERSEN,
j ? ;;..... ||
COOK. Ac. Middle-scad msn ><- drench
r walter; Just arrived. CEABAR,
ill! Wes! ZM ll
COOK \:v -i first-das*, professional cook:
dle?nxag< 1 * ond week February; ala.
husband ?..- gi ?! ' ???'- ? r valei . both Ens
Uah; < an ba sri li re immend ? I. - I. -?
(Issi h., P ivannah, 3a,
Rael
-
reference
IOtb-st
f'OOK Firs! class .lip.-.ese cook arants
. tuatl si good '? fan Ki "B, M
H il-si _
... v;i\:an' v. una ma
. i . ii addn r I. U..
"COACHMAN (lentil i ?- rea parma
it?itt situation tor reliable, trusts
3 . , . .,. a| i." r> nea; careful
driver; countrj preferreil wagea modefoti
I h is COACHMAN, '?' Kant With at
? "?I vllMAN. Bl flrat-clsrs you ns man.
.. english; ha ght. B feel ? Inches;
? --ii..- md hones! beal references. I
i \ . . sra tV. M v.- 143 Waal Mth ?r
l*OACffMAN Ar,ie-,.an ProtaaUnl cn i
Kentlenrurn'a piara In country; good, esra
'il driver; willina t w"i< tor amall wastes
for - nee FARKEB, J'i? W'-'t
iv::: il _%
COAlltMAM Sired a lc" - a atrti I
h temperate, honaal truatarorthy, m
Brlltlng. .I.liatnx man la ne?,|e 1.
food lopearanca; sxcelleni lefaraneaa iin
I ISI Kid sr. _ _
.',. \.'IIM \\ - OR< " IM By ? ? a, hman;
k.I ref.ni -. , intrj pref rad ?'. I .
'.-. Wesr tSlh s.
COACHMAN liv ihoi ughlj ? tupetenr,
expel lenci I niHii .marne
. ? ? . tli - ?
plovers ? sb I.
refereticaa; last am
T. I' .V?? Ma'lis.n
COACHMAN Married; tic family, wife
excellent cook ard laundreas If raqwlrad;
mst il 'i igbly understands his business
In avery reaped; strictly temperate s-'-.id.
rellsbl* man; dlaangsged In i*onaa-|uawca
the family I "akir,.- up, arba .an l'e seen.
.1. Il . I.M BBSl S3
COACHMAN Blnale. Proteatant, agsd "I
neal appearanra; good driver; attentive
.. duties: lins foi .i refsfenrsa v.tir^as
wi M.I.wi, .are Fla intra U, Uro..me st.
.'i Vi'lIM W. Voung man. KnKllsli Prol
esiinr tn irooirhty undarstanda Ins baal
nasa; ?iii Le found arllllng and it.iiains.
? 1 city reference. PARRY, .are Cook,
CH r irk we.
"iri.VI'IIMAN Firs- .|a-s. thrvroughly un
lerstandi horses snd carriages '?? sa t'
personal city references; honest, sober,
willing, obliging; Inst amptoyar ,ertif\
Cl.-Rl.ET, '?"st Bth HI'.
i"n ?.i IIMAN \ f.nnih d>-Blr?< a situation
Ihal ? .fluc.in. s.-ven yea ra rt. their
1 di or address COACHMAN, Pl
'?'ll St
COACHMAN, ftc <;? iitlem.in going air a I
Wi ult Itke lo tin.I situation f..r his
? man arel kph iii, ls.th ..f whom ha I tn
liinhlv r>. .,nini> re! AddrBM '.r call, 11
East ''..r'. ^
I'riA.'HMXN Qerman; understands house
.iud (arden work; privata fiimtiv; baal
I .its references. M. BITCHORT. SUI
11 a SI' Ci C'. BBL ri
OOAl HMAN darman; mured, no rhiT
dr.-ii; Understandl lila l.uslness. seher.
steady, hoaeat; Drilling and obllKins;, lan
smployer can t," saan. Address COACfi
MAN. ". East seth -i
COACHMAN and OARDBNBB Take
cara ..f lawn and milk, nlllins te make
himself useful, wagaa, %2?. can furnlah
b- M t reference. n?i West 1Mb at., har
n..~s store
rOATHMAN r ISKFI'la MAN VrthTTf
Ireland rr 'astant; 13 >.-Hts' basl p.-r
buial referancaa; last employai caa ba
?? ? city or country. B. n . I.MS B'way,
COACHMAN. Married; thoroughly sspeii
snead; csreful driver; willing. ot.llKrtiK.
- ? irthy, i>--I.rrui. honaal an.l sober;
city or countrj-; beat personal etty refer
en. ? .'iiai'iiman. > i:.,st iinh st.
(X)A( IIMAN B> final miss voang marT
siniri". thoroughly uoderstands ids baal
neaa; atrictli sobar, bonsai and trust
worthy; paraonal reference. BECK 14.1
\\ est ^Ttll St.
COACHMAN. Parisian, alnjrle man. a Bd
manaera, ..s i^arhman oi risefui man in
Pi ita family. MARCEL HCHWOB cue
Mr. M .se:, c.-j 7th ave,
.'.'s. iiman (lentleman wlahea s al lui
nm for iii? coachman, ?11?, has lived
willi him r.,r the last I.". \e;,rs. Lest re
i-i ? Addrsss COACHMAN, l.M W. st
Mth st.
i-i.Ai HMAN or I SKI"! I. MAN. NcTth'of
iiei.n.i Protestant; 1- yamrm' ivest per
tonal refaraneea; i.isr employat can ba
s.'en. cit) or country. B N, I.-4S Braad
>'iia. iiman Oentlemsn deslraa titasUon
f..r coachman; rallaMs, married man;
les; p-rs'itial referen,-.. pity "r country.
Address employer, il. W. DE FOREST 34
Bl ul sr.
FARM MANAOER Mnn^an.r^dfeT^no
chll i.-ii. Intalligsat, psaaasat people' ex
I" 11 r .1 and roanpatent; inference' Hil
trr,,.. rmpioyera. Addrem n..x MB Deck
? i ? is 11. N. .1 ?
KAUMKK and OAlftDBNgTlV By middle
.o,-..I maa; three raars' reference, j,ms
lls Uraenwlch -t
Kum MANaORB. -BspariaBcad bbjJ
ihoroutiily compalaat; amrrled, n.i fam '
. liri i "> rewi lo ,.'l paat rmpioyera Ad
a S M. g., Ile-'- -,, . ,,. \ |
OARDENKH nr-epn ye_;< -xi-rlencP I,',
fracnhiHiaa work t-ftw-a:.*. Hardening
rai- ,d lawas, atc . ma- ,??;, plaaM stste
wagaa, tiMrvss Boa M, Htrondabiirg Pana
DARDENBR, ilerman. married, without
children; andersundi growiag ot cut
gowers, violets, vegatal-les; 2 yeara last
placa. Addrssi I". (.BIBLE .are Stader.
?_? i.> ::.isr .'aittii si
OARDENER B) you of married man. no
'.ten. to trike chars; of privata place.
" " -ni flithe, inrllci'ilais, addreas
: GARDENER, Trlbuus mli.e. 2C.I Wast
1 :-'""' "
; OARDENER sr. I l-I/iRlsr l.andsc?p?~
I.y ri Hermon. SN a r\pr?. i ... -efercncB
small family; t> uk,, .imrxe of sentir.
mans pis ?? DEl?~g- ll MANN. BIS Flush
, Ing-aya . Long is|jnd ny
OROOM er CSKKI-I. MAS fjoad r-fe,
"? as h (*OUaJNg, gsa -id iva
laitSHT colored man w .n'.l t.ik,> u allua
I ii..n sb doorman .>r atevai ir man in
. apartawai h-.ns.. Addrem Boa :?? Ifll
.?'.lumiiiis ava.
NUMB .r ATTENDANT '?? tick w Ss
rslld -raat*eman, wi-.ii.-> ittuatlon no ft
>? ' :' la i.hvhI. 1,,-hi rity rafaraaca. aj.
areas HER*. i:\ |-j k?.i asth-at,
BECOND .I I SK Kt I. MAN Hy s Nerti!
..f lien nd I'r.iteataiu sSung man In prl
vat* fa-nlly; g.ssl ref. rsa, .?. Addrem 1,
M 1.343 Broadwa
eECOND-MAN By n roung man In atal le",
till. cu.tem..I t.. horaaa, .iriMna. care,
.;f harnass, atc . weil recommended. A?l-'
?iresa ll., lt. x ;i^, Tribuna OAca.
I'BEr?'*. MAN ""in prlvnle fanillv; un
?i-istand, all household duties, w-iiltlns. i
rai , f rums,,.; ,.i raferencaa ? r .
Ml Weat .!lBt-st.
l'H',;i''r|, MAN Ow mea; understands
muk. S'ssl waller, take care St
lioiisc and furnaco. nie.leiatt -ular. ; ST, -kl
hemp prafaned, UKIN'/.. J?4 K-m ""nth bi
"VAITBI* A< roana cot-cad man. i!4. in
i.eel of sitciitmn. aa waltev ar>d useful
man; i>ers?nal refprenrer. ROBERT. M?
Kast rd st gt.
WAITER. -Younit colored man ss wsittr
in prtvstr family ur bosrdlns h..usc. can
alva first class referancaa I. H. T014?R.
_? Weat isth-i
ice*
rv
A.- A.-A
DOMBBTIC BITXATTONS WAsTTaj-a
?S?*?*Vl?*-*a%*****>? *"-" nf- ? r ' r* ***VI?AI*7|)
WAITER or USEFUL MAN -Yrung **_.
lishmsn. GEORGE AXDERBO.V jji
Sd-a ?? * ~*
OOMF.BTIC SITI ATIOXB W A*?TRo
B***BtMt;*> S. ********"Ssa?J|
MRS L BBRLY. ' * '
ICM WEST SSD-BT-.
rrnEiGN and lomkstio
male am* I km alb
EMPLOYMENT HCBSM*
ALL REFFU'N' KS
1 STRICTLY INVrsTIGATtT)
I fer. int. bieak'ng *ng.g*m?.-ir? ?,|.j
1b* dl.nilued from office and forfeit IB
clilmi to ttt paid.
Brooklyn OTic* 2 Bond rt.,
C-irier Fulton-st.
.AT I'u.NKRXND'K. ?3 West tv. %\ -j?
t*r>r! -r POOk* Kr?r.eh W? .h Enrlit*
flnn.n Italian chef, other ii ?/I..,'.. \,r\rt{
v <?l ali r'.nml ...:.-< mal'? Iifait
Erer.'h nurses *sp< lac- rhsmo.
W|llr.**?s. ii1"., A ri er,- * -i j
". Ut.
?ag
?neotot
'???t*at
A F'.KKIRKNi KS TWs I ri refer!
<nc*?'' t -? often SOI ST! a rr.ultttuAa^J
? Ir.s. We try to use '.I -.i it iNaghl ro tl
used?lo have lr MUAN' K-mrthlrr wi
(ak* na'ns to look Bp *??' 'i BpO'lesBI for.
situation with fur 'ighne.e j? n, ,.?,?
'.I'** ' I* ;?? Od B* ul - ??? ,. -. .
benefit ,,f tha- fa.-, ir they'n Banilofan!
bary wi caa'i sat**** tu t?i<* tt-? rt** ?#
r-tMeadlng ? patron yourself mn,-,;
1 v 'r* ? rsf-jrsTtasa.
c?;.ttng * servant fri rr, ul
N A HFTT.MAK
SiippM-r "f Hi'-b G a li loris r Se-..-,.
.".*il ?<Mr.-Sv* *""**
AT S" 1 <frri?r t/>MKW "B rMPI/Vv"
MEET if RK .f. KB Bssi IM .?
Servanr.. .ire.arr ;lt*r*. '-.-??. . -_
men ste.; '4**N*r.tfl* lepsrtmatu *?_>
'lerke ?il--.r.'ti. *t?n<'Srar,e.-rs ? - DrT
****|r.n?l Wa-'m'n' for !?.. .?-, ?t,
A'iTENI WT *r7s*ies .....
or '.ur Mr* MAYFIELD ' ? ?
IM Ml ave ???
COOK My ? BDOd c - k I', a ;??.?., ?__
Hy. will ai*1'" In wa?b r ? , ? -,,,T
enc* ell) '.i ? .un" i. ISO \\. . .( ,
..- t LAUNDRESS i IIAMBSJt,
-ap
MAH' snd WAITRESS fu
anil daughter, Uermari.
'?n^-errt
- '?'?*
kin I* of . toking ar. i
bread, cakes daps* Its ref. noes ('J*
Boa lu [SB Baal 4T'ti-*?. ' ***>
COOK B) a (j.x.I co*, bread bin-"***
muk--. I'r'aiM famllv. ? i'\ . ,-i ?'
bael reference* i ail 72s Greenwl '? .r ^
i?"-n CBaries ?n.i Berry it. ring th***
COOK LA TN DREW M ..,
(?oman; capable active good family
cook: assist washing, i *'"?ne?a
.IA'Vi INS Bursau, 002
COOK, -? A respectable gi "fJJJj
laundress; .Iso cbamh*>rmi it ?,-,
r*?*. lull or *?]'ires. car r Mn E__?
M3 ." j iv* ^*****
I-" i\ nt **V_
required ti irg*; ref ?n'? a?
B I; ii Sill l **n Broads i
(OOK WAITRESS :' -? . , . .Ti_i
?; togethei i winTJ
rh- work of a i
potent, nilling and ??' Hg ?
kera ? it rsfet bi i 'all >t t~t
Tn. .ii".. 3d Bight
i rn IK. & ?? Km rr ;.n lr. i -? ., ~,^
wu.bing, thoroughl) 4.
Ll SCH Ti Bait
DOOK I ..?;.-.? . fjfj
tamil] ' ? - -ps
an.i di ? isrti a it: ng i?ib>
lng; i |t) refer**! ?? ;:> '. .?
- heil.
' ni >K By a Bi it-claw I ?
ar,.I tam r ; sll brsl ., .,
f I . ..... . . . j
rharge If required; personsi rel ?-- ?? sm
Bii i . Mb!
' a M iK !!'. i ? i i r\ nut
by the lui - ? .
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