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NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
ELIZA BETH STREETS SI BM E ROED.
a HEAVY RAIN AND THE DBRST1NG OF ?
DAM CAUSE A SEItlOI'3 FRE3HKT
???? HOl'SES FLOODED.
Klltaboth, July IS (Speciali.?There was a de
' gtructive freshet In the Elizabeth River this morn
in?, cans.?,'. '?>? a Ictrlflc rainstorm that lasted tor
over three hours.
A break in the m'.lt.lam at Balea cam? 1 tic water
to pour Into tho EUsabelh Rlvwr, and converted It
Into a ragbag torrent that ?wept away everything
in iu path, Outhoueee, feneoa and lumber were
carried eff by the rushing ?rater. The do'.,ri.- fly.u
lag down tbe atreaiB got lodged la the arcbee ?i
the various bridges, bVocklnt ?he progresa of the
good and ??usina i; to spread ov?er ine adjoining
territory, ln J'ric?? and ? irrisoli ate. tii.? water
drove the Inhabitant! of tbe houses to the ipper
flojts for ? if? :*. cii the basements were filled with
?rater to ibe depth of live or ?ix foe:.
So s.:?i.leu wan the Irruption of water thai many
o* the Inmates of to?? hou***i were caught In the
basement, and had to tly /ui their Uri . snd In a
few minutes ??heirs and tables were Boating about
tbe rooma
Tho water ros?? to a depth of eight feel lu the
tunnil under the Pennsylvania Rolli Bouth
st.. while ii Broa?',-si., where the irol!c>"-care pass
under the Central Railroad track?, ih? water was
four ???? t deep, er.d blocked for ? ? hour all travel
ever tha m illey road.
The Btgnal Service Burea? report.? ihe rainfall
to '?? '?.?? createsi ever known In the city f ?r the
tin*.? of Mi duration. '.'.'? !n ber fallititi In three
hours, c?" which nearly > Inches fell from ?.'.?'.
v.?; ? a -.he ii ???)!. ';?? (jai until s:1 ? p. m.
?
TWO WHEELMEN BADLY HURT.
E.ug Ha:'., ? CMy, July lt.?Harry and John Van
Fias,?, tare wheelmen from Poughkee- le, mei ?rlth
a*"vere aectdenLthla afternoon on I ie county road
between "'cm? i .?. 1 Alwcon Harry Van Flas-j
Was riding ehi ? t and hlf wheel slipped In ihe sllmv
read, throwing htm John was 'Ione belili:?] and
ran Into him. Both men were stunm 1 by n?ir falls,
ail their wheels ?"?re wrecked. '?' ?\ were taken
to a f-irmho'*?' .?.' I s ?? ' r wee summoned t<?
treat them. Both men will ree ver. tv?t It will be
some tin*?? before they will be able to ride again.
THE LIGHTNING'S FREAKS IN JERSEY.
River Edge, July if (Special).?During the sever*
thin.dor shower which vislt?td this piece thli morn
lag tbe bousa of Henry Hoeferl waa atruek by light
Blnf aad badly wi bed, nearly half of tao roof
being torn i?ff and the house set on fire. Tito in
saatea -f tv hoc??? ?rara badlj a k? I by the light?
ning, but no; seriously Injured The neighbors, who
wei ? afooaed by "a?? sharp reporl ?: the thunder,
?rere soon ?? the ground, and auc*eeded it? put tins
out the fire iiy forming a bucket brigade. The same
lK.it enter?! t.ie railroad station, burned out the tele?
graph Instrument? nnd shocked Louie J. Bla
the operator, s* badlv that It was nome time before
he could be resusc tati I by the passengera who were
In the waiting-room at the time.
Athtnia. July II (Sfx ml).? During tha heavy
storm this morning a ham belonging to Joh ? E.
Meraelea, a G,!??:.-.,? milkman, was Struck by light
nine snd destroyed. A number of horse* snd costs
that were In Ih? barn al tha tlm?? were rescued
with dlffi ? ilty. Tb c ?I *? nts ol the barn consisting
of bay ..nl grain, were entirely con inv I.
?
SWISS MARKSMEN AT THE TARGETS,
Ti:.* annual shooting festival of the Bwlsi 8 ? Ita
onbund of tbe United Btatea opened :?.?? the G????
RB] I h?lsen Bark on Saturday and will continue
two daya more.
Despite the unpleasant weather, s large crowd vle
Itfsd the park aa I enj >yi I th Itles I?r. J ?
Pa la, th? Swiss Mb ter .?; w. sh ?.?? ?? was prev?
ent at the reception > tei > foi the guest- of
honor and the sevei) ah na aocletlei nstituting
the bund, aul mad? ? speech. Ti:e programme
c n:;ir:si ? shooting for priz? ? .? concert In thi liter.
Boon and firework ? ei sporta w... a go ;??
n: ii ?? ?? a pieni in : > evt-i Ing.
? " ganlsatloni repiescnt? ? were the S hwelxer
Beli tit? ? ? laft, ,? 11 : ;- :: County; ? '?. mil
G ?" Palei ? Diifaur 8 ? ?ta? ? ? ?t??
pany. I New-York; SchUlieiibund Helvetia, of
South River ?. !.. William Toll SchUtaen, of New.
a:);. ? hw Is r fi btits ? Or.? ft. of Elisabeth, ?
and Schweizer Schtlisen ?? ft. o New-York.
AN INFANT BURNED TO DEATH.
Willi.? Morrbmn, eighteen m?j:.:!:s old, waa burned
t?> death ..t bbi home, No. ?~ Hkka-at., Jersey
City, at 2 ?? iock yesterday morning. The child
slept In a cradle Beeide .t w..^ a stand, covered
With a tablecloth. On ibis stood a candlestick
with ;i lighted candle In It In Its sleep the child
pul'. ?1 the doth r.fr the stand. :???1 .'ragged the
candle in?.?? Iti eradle Ti.e bedding and tablecloth
took ?ire. The chihl's screams awakened the
par? nts and the tl.im? s wer?? extinguished, but the
chu?! was so badly burned that it died before s
physician ?????? be summoned
??#
,1 CROW 11777/ DISHONEST HABIT.'.
For several weeks the residents of Chestnut-st.,
Nutiey. have been puasled to .*<*" ? in! for the dia?
???? ?lain?* of small article?, consisting of Jewelry,
penholders, napkin rings snd other trick? is, and
the failure to ipprchend the thief. On Friday,
however, the offender wa? accidentally caught In
the . ? Justl ? ,: ih? Pcac? Ja mei .'.i i ..?-t. wh;?
bad be? n mail,? acquainted with the faci that the
things bad Inen stolen, ?\i^ talking to a :.
wien his attention was attracted toa noise In hla
and on golni l reti i?.i ti ?? ?aus?. waa
surprised v. ??? ? ?? ? crow, belonging ?? Michael
Moins, who Vu ? ? s \ bakery ? ft?? doors away ;i '.;
B| a gold G?'? and fly from fhe window t<
ground, with the pen In his mouth. Th?-? .1
followed the rr w. whi h \?? :.t to s sin-,? back ol
?.;..? bakery, snd ? ?? ? bird dep< sit thi ; ?
u:i ?'. 1 ',',?. The Justice drove th? crow bwhj and
turning up the box, found all of the article? that
had been stolen from t.. Ilftereui hon Heina
v.? is ? l?led, snd >-" Identifted several trinket* (bat
hail I-???, taken from ids room. Vestente* the
?p??l?s were return? ; to their respective owner?,
.;,. ISS MAKERS" SCHEDULE ACCEPTED.
Mtllvtlle. July 19.?Ncwj was received here to?
night fium Ucci.;,. Branln, one uf '.he dir. tors
of tho Oreen Qiassworkers' Association, that th??
manufacturers hi ve accepted thi same wags scale
o- last jrear. Thta means an earl) resumption In
th.? green elaaa Ii I atry throughout the country.
GRAND ARMY B?GLE NOTES.
Th?' plan of the (?????? ?????? commander tot form?
ing OOSatf bRttsHoSa for the cornine National Kii
camprn. :t ,u BuffltiO 1? BWOCtRf gratifying approvi:
nn.i Sil?G-SS. Com?a.!.? BbOWOsyS that "such prompt
nn.i aloe setloB ?.? convincing evidence of the loyslty
a:;?! SllllmaeSI Of ?Miniad??.? to act Is concert and fo?
low provivi lino?? of orftar.l.atlon, to the end thit
the grand para.!?-, at Muffalo may lie dike worthy
of our nublo veterSSS and oar great State. It !?.
hoped that the romTSdOS of every county will be
tnruv-ty represented In th?. lino on Aun'ist _*.. A
beautiful t?tig.? Vas lorn specially provided for tho
Comrades from this department?? one that will do?
lieht nil vet?rar..- ?sad ll will Ye on sale at tho head?
quarters In rallenti Square, Buffalo. It will bo S
p?eoslas nnd appropriate sourenir, an?! has beos
pieced si ths low priro of M c?nts. if any convele
F-hou'.tl ?li'ilro t. BS ?re this Indite before leaving
home, ?:; many will no doubt like to ?lo. ho as to
?rear It on the way to the ene.irr??->m<nt. ho can hav??
one forwarded securely by man to his borne sddreea
I ? .'? retarding Bl ?"? ins In Stamps to Jam?.-? I'olan.
\--. taai ?..'Hart? rrr..is:..i-'i?-nir,ii, Headquarters, O.
A. H, ('?pito1. Alhsny. A finely decorated head?
quarter? tia'.n aril] be run orer the West Shore
Railroad from New-York to Buttalo for the en.-amp- I
aient A time-table for thi? sp?cial orili be sent out j
la due o. aree, io thai ?ill comrades may know how .
t?> meet It ?.? time si the v_''i<?-as station? alone this |
popular route. Pull detail, will be ?:????? in suive- j
quant g? ral ? rderi from these beedquertsrs, The |
loris snd crowing demand ?:a the depirtmeni f?w j
. render? tho return lo :.?:< former ?-r.. .'
?reins .-. cent? ; ? cov : t! ? expense <?f roller?, |
; .-? snd mailing of all commission? dealrable
and ti.e Council ot Admtalstratlon therefore ordered
this :?? b dono Aides-de-camp und others Inter?
ested wl?.?. ar.? appointed on the ?taff of the depart?
ment oommsndcr win promptly Inclose ? cent? In
rtampa to the assistant qnartermaster-seneral,
headquarters. G. A. R.. Capitol, Albany, and lb
T'a?? fol'.owlns side? le-camp, belonsing to poet?
In thi? perl of Ihe State, hav_ been announced by
Dopartmenl Commander A. I>. Bhawi George W.
Marlor, N< 140, New-York; John Parsons, NO. Hd,
New-York: Henry Harslake, No. l'4?. Long (?land
City; B. S Creamer, No, 11, Greenpolnt; Joseph
Murphy, ?a 178, New-York; Robert V. Cooke, No.
i:'.. New-York; Archibald Stewart, No. Ift New
v..:k. James Shaw. 'NO. i',\ New-York; Herman
Cantor, NO. 24. New-York; John Jerolman, No. tt,
New-York; Peter Conlln, No. 110, New-York; 1". A.
Howell, No. 5_9, New-York; Lew!? Hener, No, M,
New-York; P. H. Murphy, No 140, New-York; J. ?
Robe? ?, No. 103, New-York; Men llth L Jones, No.
14A N< a?York; J. W Connolly, No. 182, New York;
l>. Simmons, No. is."?. Brooklyn; Jo:.a Mulligan. No.
lie, New-York; Alexander Powell, No. 284, New
V ?rk: Jame? A. Blanchard. No 140, New-York; J. n
Butler, No. let. New-York; John Beaver, No. lid,
New-York; Edward Gllon. No. 4M, New-York;
George J Wenck, No. 8R, New-York; Philip W,
Yung, No 82, New-York; Joseph I1 rkendorf, No.
?:. ? ?liege F.Int, l.ong Island; Alexander Stewart
No, ?S8, Brooklyn; William Baiters, No. s_. Nyack;
Georg. It. Loud, No SO, New-York; J A. Gouiden,
No. :'.!?, New-York; John Was.mer, No. 44, New
York; Richard Abern. No. 884, New-York; John M
Songster, No, 408, Bi >oklyn; !.. R Miller, No. EOO,
Brooklyn; Melville KeUey, No. 17?, Mount Vernon;
P. ?. Darling, No. 500, Bi iklyn; Davi?! C. Curt?a
No. 17", Mount Vernon; William A. Armstrong, No
17". Mount Vernon; J. _: Young. No. S00 New
? .?:??. Ferdinand Levy, No. |H_ New-York;
Henry ?1 Adams, No. 14". New-York; Bdwln F.
Lawienee, ?? .'?"??. Brooklyn; Samuel Wan!-? \.
?:??'. Brooklyn; William Neary, No. 8, New-York;
George W Robertson, No. ;?'?. Peekskill; Henry II
Brown, No. 2??,. New-York: M. I?. Whl?tler No 128
New-York; Patrick Casey, No. 7.".. New-York: G C.
W. termi;. No. 578, New-York; Edward 8 anley
N<? lift. New-York; Alfred M. Ga Nun, No 578,
New-York: Falwa I Halstht, No, ltd New-York
James R O'Belrne, No ;... New-York: Joseph II"
Stflncr, No. l. New-York; William Banta, No, 14fl
N. w-York: lohn j. O'Brien, No. ?M. New-York' to ,n
McCauley, No. 427, New-York: P. ll. Scon Vo r,??7
New-York: William Clancy, No, 112 New-York?
.? ? O'Brien. No. 23* New-York; R M L'Hom
m. Heu, .s.,, at, Br_>oklyn; C. G. Dobb? No HOT?
New-York: t?. Hamburger, No 284, New-York'
Franc!? Keegan. No i??;, New-York; Jsmei J Mur.'
?>]hy, No. IIS. New-York: W. E Van Wyck. No 1?0
New York; Josenh Hyde No tt. New-York; George
S. Burns; No, I- -. New-York; J, c Julius Langbein
No I??, New?, rk: Dexter ?. ?tlngham No "'S*
New-York; Henrj r. Burdett. No 28 New-York'
a'1;'1 H'nv-'..Trr"'.- N '?'?? New-York. Senator Tlm-l
othy ? K.w rth. ol Post No 7.; Lockport, ptesl
denl pro iem. of the Stati geriate, is anoth' . f
< ommander Shaw ? aids,
Major Robert Anderson Poet No, 7. Charleston
S. C, propo - the construction of a eanlturtum
m? Castle Ptnckney Island, Charleston Harbor, as
a monument to th?? memory of ?Genera] Anderson,
The scheme will i>- laid befo? the sasembled com?
rade? .a the Buffalo encampment, end their
rurrence ; nd support asked, it I? warmly urged
by Stephen ?'.'. Rhoades, commanding .ndcrsoi
;?.!-:; James O. Lsdd, H. Brown. R, E Mansfield
Junes Ack?rman, past commanders, and John J,
I >ii- oil. adjutant. The principal projector In the
pffori Is A. C Kaufman, of Charleston, il?? in
ti I! is being th? conception of the former com?
rade i:i arms, the hu?- Major-General W l; Haz. r
V. s A General Hasen'? death ?.unii,?,? ?oori
after, the project slumbered for many years Mr
? ?? fman has entered into thi? work iii the ?pirli
of true American patriotism, and with s desln for
National unity an?rl harmony, under .?? genuine re?
.- nstruction of the States by Ibe mor. perfect re?
. ? traction of th? hearts of the people of the
States, ? bill has !>??:, introduced In Congress al
the Instance of many rltlsent for converting the
Island on which ?.'astu- Ptnckney la situated con?
tabling about twenty-five acres of ground, for tho
put pose named.
It has been officially .?nnuunod that the lultatln?
difficulties which so seriously threatened the har?
mony of the order in Hot bester have been honor?
ably settled. Thi ?lepartmer.t commander believes
that. If "an rr.urh care and ?narlty are hereafter
exercised to avoid ulsputes ami misunderstandings
in posts and amona comrades as wire shown In
amicably settling those serious differences, we shall
have less troubles In our order In tho fut uro. "
The annual reunion and election of the Mozart
Association. 4?ith New-York Volunte? rs. wan hold
!??t week at Cenerata, the report? of the v. I r.?
tary and treeaurer ibovrod th?? association to be
In a prosperous condition. Those oftVors were
sleeted: President, colon?? Edward J. Kt*?y. aloe?
president, Joseph Clytaor; treaaBrer, Joseph Rob?
ins; secretary, ,Io?epi* Murnhy. Aft? r t'ne trans?
action of the tegular buatneea th.* comrades and
Wlvea, with th?? Invited guests, at?* dinner at the
Ba) View Hotel Bpeechea wore Biade by colonel
Riliy. Captain (lymer, Captain Murphy and
oth? r.s
Tho 7:?1 New-York Volunteer Veteran Associa?
tion i.2?l Fire Zouave;;) has appoint id a Special
committee to make Una! arrangements fee the
dedication of Its Gettysburg monument, which ?rill
take place in the early part of September. The
Exempt Firemen, survivors of the old Bxcelslor
Brigade and many prominent persons in ml!lt.ir>
and civil life will accompany th?? a asocia tton and
particip?t?? in the ceremonies.
Ceneri! Franz Stgel has received a pressing In?
vitateli! to attend the thirty-sixth anniversary of
the battle of Wilson's I'rock. at Springfield, Me.,
on Augusi 10. Qeneral Nathaniel I.you ?ras killed
hero, and ihe latti?? was one ??f lite famous onea
of the early part of tb?? war in the W?st. In most
?if which General Slgel took an active part. This
occasion is t?i be a reunion of the Blue and Gray,
and all the prominent officers living- who served
on either side have been invited.
Th?* Anderson Cadeta ?a ?. Daughters of Vet?
erans, win hold a Bummer-nlght'a f? stivai at Fort
Wendel Park. ' ?w-hundred-end-nlnety-fourth-et.
and Amrteidnm-ave.. under tho iiu-pi. <?- of tho
\ Anderson Zouaves, 62d Regiment. New-York Vol?
unteers, nnd Anderson-Williams Posi No. ??, on
>i?>n.i?y evening, July ? Dancing and gamea will
be k id Ing f?eai in a
Th?? following reunions will take pia,*.* at the
T'le'.?;, encampment n? \: month: Th?? llth tlmmr?
| York Cavalry ("Scott'i :??*"?. Augusi M, at Orient
Hall, Fcrry-st and West-ave. In tbe afternoon. A
history of th?? regiment will shortly be published.
Comrades desiring Information will pleas.? address
T. w. Smith, Fifth National Bank. New-York. The
ly.th Regiment New-York Volunteers, on Augusi
M, al i".? m. al Ci" New-Yorh sine Heailquartera
in Elllcott Square, The 14th New-York Heavy Ar?
tillery Veteran Association al headquarters, Elll?
cott Bauare Building. No ZM Main it., Boom Nu.
MS, fifth floor, on Augusi U '.* a. m. to ? p. m. All
member* are requested 10 be prompt in attendance,
as the rooms ar?? engaged only f??r the hours sbovi
named. People's Ellsworth Regiment, nth New
Vork Infantry \olunteers, ai room of Chap?n Posi
No. 2. Buffalo. New-York, August M, at 10 a. m
The Ith Regiment. Heavj Artillery, in tha High
School building, ? o'irt and Franklin st?., on Tues?
day. Angus? ?.<;. at ii o'?lO? ? a ru
Tbe Ninth Armv Corpa will hold i?s r?mnion at
Buffalo ??? al month, and there will also be a re?
union of ever) army corps, ss well aa of many regi?
ments. Anj Information desired by any assi
lion or regiment can b< obtained at any time b) ad?
dressing th? Committee of Arrangements at Buf?
fai...
Qeneral John B. ("?cr.ion. Commander-in-chief
of the United Confederate Veterana, bai re
?? ved and accepted an Invitation t?> lake part in
the dedication of the monument to thi memory <>f
O. icral John A. Log..? soon to be unveiled *;
? in? ago,
Lafayette, Sumner, J ?hn a. lux. Alexander Ham?
ilton, <?? ?ig?? Washing:..,:. James M on G 04 and s. ,?
oral other posta bav* calici oft one meeting in thi
month during the summer. The meetings will be
held in the bit t? r ?part ol each month.
Sumner Posi So. ZI ? enil) mustered ? recruit
who had s.rvc.i fair years an.l had been wouiul???!
severely each year,
DROWNED IN TRYING TO Esc APE.
A BLACKWELL.? ISLAND PRISONER CARRIED
UNDER WATER IN BWIMM1NO POH PREEDOM.
Peter Conni 11, a thirty-day prisoner on Blackwell'i
Island, was seni on Saturday to Randall's Island
to help OB some work wliicii was beine; dono there.
He tri. ? to ? ?. ?,1?? yesterday morning hy Jumping
Into the river sud was drowned. His t.uiiy has not
?- on recovi re i.
Connell, w?h ? gang of about fifty prisoners, was
d'impili,',' some refuse into the rlvei opposite One
bundrcd-and-twenty-flrat-st about 140 o'clock in
the morning, He was In a Une of men carrying
buckets, When the men had emptied the contents
: ? . buckets they were expected t<? turn sround
and march back again to the house th? .? bad coma
G? ? Connell w_i the Ural ol the line. As ; ??
? I his biickei upside lown he looked around
and, seeing thai h?? was noi being closely watched,
thn s ? h? bi ? ke? Into the river and ??.\? ? in after It.
The atti mpl to ?. ipe was noticed a; ??,?.? i.> the
1?? ,;..?: in charge of the men, an I re gave the
alarm, A i al was ui loose quickly, while Connell
swam as hard as h* could for tbe opposlti shore.
He proved to he in expert twlmmer, bul the tide
was tOO Btiong for him. H, was swept d ?wn
stream, and despite bit a perete efforl he v. nt
un 1er the surface. li. ?ras lost t?. sigh: after that.
The h ..?: whl ??: h id pul oui waa r >w< ? about
tiiat pan of the ri.?r for some time, bui Connell ?
body vs.:.- not r over? I,
- Q
CASHIER'S ALARMING VISITOR A CRANK.
Martin l"itc.:\ of No, I ! ?Vesl One-hundred-and
tblrty-thlrd-Bl . the min who a few day?? ago went
Into the Harlem Saving- Bank ani demanded <".,...,
fi >m the ? ? der, ?? i who waa arrested on Satur?
day night, was srralgned In the Harlem ? .
'': ?'? '?-'? ' ' morning He wa? accompanl? l by
his brother, who had ? physician's certificate stating
,n the man ha! suffered from a sunstroke two
. ..-s ego. He ins been acting queerly ever since
th? brother rays, and Is noi responsible for his
? Ilona Magistrate Kudllch adjourned Ihe case
QUITE PECULIAR FOR MID-SUMMER
EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING OF STATUARY AND
FIGURES IN MARBLE AND BRONZE, CHINA DINNER
SETS. BRIC-A-BRAC, CLOCKS, ASSORTED CHINA.
The lots contain about $30,000 in value.
Regular Prices upon the larger portion, would de don?le.
Upon the remainder, Regular Prices would be half more.
A perfectly reasonable chance. A great importer?perhaps the greatest in the Country
proposes to move. The season is over. Far better that he should lose money on his samples,
than move them. The conditions should evolve bargains?and they have.
No duplicates in the entire offering.
Kvervthing will be ready at the opening of business this morning.
The Dinner Sets will be shown in the basement: the rest of the goods in the Main Aisle,
Broadway, and in the Rotunda, first floor. They deserve the attention of the most fastidious
and critical. Their cheapness will please the most frugal.
LIMOGES DINNER SETS
PTl.'t<\ w.is $35, Ill pcs., pink nnd cold decorations
$25, was$45, 125 pcs.. gold edges, 3 styles decorations
$30, was .''???, ill pcs., blu: and brown decorations
*4o, was ._.??>", 102 pcs., green and gold decorations
blue, pink and gold decorations
\ir<ic\i and gold decorations
maroon and gold decorations
green and gold decorations
$50, w.is 1100, 111 pcs.
155, was Si 10, Ili pcs.
165, was$125, 111 pcs.
$65, was $125, 124 pcs
$12, Congress Sets, 113 pcs., two decorations
$16, Dorothy Sets, 112 pcs.. two decorations
$28.50, Pouyat China Sets, 11. pcs.. tour decorations
AUSTRIAN CHINA
Plates, cups and saucers, including alter dinner size, beautiful
floral decorations, 10c each.
FINI?: BRIC-A-BRAC
The best known Art Potteries of Europe are represented in this
splendid collection?Dresden. Doulton, Worcester, Royal
Bonn, TeplitZ, Sevres, and many others. Regular prices in
most cases, would be double; in some, a half more. 4uc
to $5< '.
The list is too long to print in full.
Worcester Vases. $1.25, *1.50. $1.75, $2.?0, to *.?
Rovai Bonn Vases, 75c, $1.10, $1.25, $2.50, to $21
TeplitZ Vases, _oc, $1.25, tl, .0*25.
PARIS BRONZES
'J.s pieces, classical and fancy, no duplicates, $1.75 to $M.
Regular prices would be double.
?MARBLE STATUARY
los pieces, Castelena and Carrara. Small figures, busts, statu?
ettes, statues and groups?classical and fancy subjects?rep?
resenting the work of Italy's best Sculptors. Prices $1.50 to
il?'?."?. Regularly double.
FANCY CLOCKS
All sorts, from the tiny boudoir clock to the magnificent French
Regulator.
Regular prices on all Metal Clocks would be double.
RegBlar prices on all Porcelain Clocks would be half moTA.
Boudoir Clocks, %\, $1.2.r>. $1.60, ?si.75
Porcelain Clocks, %.,Ah, $4.75, 16.75, up to *32
Onvx and Marble Clock Sets, $11.50 to $55.
(lilt Regulators, $13.50 to $3i,.5i>.
BEAUTIFUL PRINTED COTTON DRESS GOODS ARE VERY CHEAP.
First show
in? Printed C
1.',. Printed
]',!',_ I.iwns
l.'_- (-?tinted
'_?"?_ Fine S lie?
23c Imported
New designs in these dainty stuffs added daily. A group new to-day.
n this morning?
or.'.?.?.? Lawns, Be.
Dnii-.Ii'?., new design.. d'^c.
haiKbonic printings, <<c.
Dimities, small designs, Tc.
? Prii |e I Lawns, Tc.
striped Organdie, black, VI',
These still in good supply?
12 ' _?. printed Dimities, ?5c.
l'.J'jc print??,I strip?.?.I Organdies, 8c.
12'.c ?printed lac. striped Lawns, 8c
l'J'.c pnntc.l striped (.r-ri.i.iii.e-?, 6c
loe printed lappet Lawns, be.
_"?c fine printed Dimities, Be.
Embroidered Swiss Batiste
Wc, reduced from Si 25.
yT/.c, reduced from 85c and 75c.
?"52 handsome designs, in one and two
colored embroidery, on ecru grounds. Some
have lace stripes.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., '.?th and 10th sts.
:1nt..T?-...yn,..,n,n r;M?;v the doctor who seve
th? certificate may be In com ^
Till. MIDSUMMER FRUIT MARKET.
,v ACTIVE DEMAND FOR iE^ONASLE PRCIT
R-KKIPTf LABOE. BUT PRlCEfl
Q-SNERALLT PIRM.
.... ? ;:?.r dem ind for fruit
The^?cea wer".en?"i:y satisfactory to
*Z___Z ? ?eem* for p'um. au. prune-, which
wi.ol.^.o:, ? ??' J, ?lumially loa ratea
V(.:,. ?.?, overauppi) ai f Maion.
??--??-^"?^^TbSfBftM-SS
able ?rult. a:, i strong : *,,?_, of Callfor
taturda, Thcewe:e ? ?**? ^
''' "?" G''1 ??tweeG-Sforty-n.ne c.r:oad.
loada In the .??-? oua ?_? .,
,? .; ,, corresponding w?eek .* ? ,.,,,. ..v
'' .,'?, ? ,- ellv for from B? **' * '" ? ?""*?
G''. "'?'?-- ^::;;,!;,;^,':;::'';;t::
?; ihr? peara, which were eold at the beginn?
,.'. ', ,,'?,?p,,p?:?. ?:^-?!,'??".????
.,. , , ., from B7? to MM a barra Georgia
',,,,,,..? generally recelv. I In poor condition.
' ' ,?.?, ?f ,;??? fruii waa amall. Ti?* rangt ol
S?e.Twa. wide, being from? cental? ?J ? crate.
,:, he. began to arrive from Western Maryland.
They were ol good quality, and an enormous crop
I 's exoected. ,, , . . .
I RecelpM of Hav.? pineapples were Ught, hut
Nt-ty-t^o! "???'weHenW but in limited
?1.inani, and prlcM ranged fr?.m ill-1, to 11 -J a
for "flr_ a." ,
Oranges were in small supply .?n_ aalea were slug
glen ai fr in Ii to U2S ? box. Lemon?, whi.-n ?-<?
cline.] about tl a Lax early m the w.??k on account
of cooler ?reather in ih?? weit, afterward rilli? i and
\\ r?? told for about tit* sane price? that prevailed
in :he previous week There were T?.?"?.'??? boxea "f
lenona received in thla city last week. There are
now on th?? way to thi* country from th?? Me.liter
r.m??.m 17-.5?S. i, ixes of lemons, "f which 159,000 boxea
ar?? destined f..r thla port, 11.100 boxea for Boaton
and ?,??? boxea for Baltimore. Th?? quantity ? (
orange.? on the ?iiy from the same source of ?apply
Is orily 21._r?? boxee, of whleh 17.000 box.?*- are des?
tine-! for thi* city and ?.-?0 boxes for Boaton.
Keeelpts of nin?km?':ons were larga, an?l th?-? rans?
both in duality ,-iti I price was Wtde, 1 ? :n_- from ??
e.-nt.?. t.. il?-" a bi'ket and from J1 to ?2 2' a barrel,
Watermelon! were in onlv mo le?ate aupply, hut In
good demand at from $12 to S?"? a hundred, th?
cheaper ones i,. ine small an?! undeairable, while the
dearer one* were lar::?? and >>f excellent quality. A
rinsiil. ? v.,I.? nnmlei- of Oeorgla m'lnrts arrived In
! ? I condition, havlnsr hero^e heated or. the way.
gnd were gold at nomina! pri?es?.
BROEE SIEGEL -COOPER'S WINDOW.
Patrolman Tioiias. of the \v ?? Thlrtleth-at. .?ta?
ti..?, arraigned in the Jeffereoa Market Polire
Court yeeterday William Arlington, thirty-four
years old, of No i:?7 Eaat Nlnetleth-at., wh?>m h??
charged with breaking ?me of th- ?how window?
on th?? Eighteenth??! skie of th?? Mg store ?,f the
Biegel-Ci?per Company soon after midnight on
Saturday, and taking four silk umbrellaa. The lat?
ter were exhibited In court, with an iron halt, with
a large nutet?, the end, around which waa wrapped
SOU?? cl mola to ?? il?n the nolae when the glana
w.-.s ttrock. lie wa? held in J-is) ball for examina?
tion this morning.
?
TRANS 1 TLA ? /'/." TBA VBLLEBB.
Among thi paeeengeri who arrived here yester?
day or tiie Cunard steamship Aura nia, from Liver?
pool, and the French .?teainship I.a Casoopne. from
H ivre, wer?? the foil ?wing:
on the Auranla -Meaera, C. M. and M. D. Blake
at..l Mlaa Blake, in?. L Blackrode, M. j. Cum
ir.liiRS, Petet Fkt.h??., tba Rev. Mr. Gulndon. n.
w Hobaon, Charles Leater, F ? Lovering. Mr.
?md Mrs. Benjaaila Loarla, a. h. Lewis, c. j. Mo
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. J A MoCultBMBJk and Maa
tor Beat ? y Mci^ullougli, Dr. and Mrs Munro. the
Rev, P?. Noven, Mrs Henry RawUaa and Mise
Milite Rawllns, George W Roberts Mr. and Mrs.
S. H. Bhadbolt. *i L. Walker an.l Mr? I Walker.
fin La Oascoan**??A. S. Clarke, Brothers Bernard,
Hllalre. Leopold ami Blmpltce; Sisters A i_as?ln.
Victoire, Callxe, Leooille, Clotilde and Hyacmtbe:
the Rev. Messrs L?onard and Ah-xls, Mr end
Mrs. O. H. Howard. I). W UvenBOre, Mr and
Mrs. W. I.. Plckwell, Mr. ?nd Mr? A C. Smith
son. Paul A. Schilling, Alfred S. Taylor and H. O.
Watson.
A NAPOLEON OF THE TURNPIKE.
CARRIES A TOMATO CAN AND UVE.' ON
DRBOB?ADVMED ro take a path
Policeman B? nnlr.g. of the Merccr-st. stati*n. ar?
raigned b.fore Mapistr.it?? Pool, in the Jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday Napoleon Jihn
son. forty-fiiur year? old, a knight of the rosi, hav
im? no particular place of abide, hat who puiio?i
himself up with baeghty pride as ho eedared to
the Magistrate that h? wi? "bv pr?ftBSlOH a boss
carpenter.'" Napoleon, tho poUeOBMB sal?!, hid been
In the babtt for the last tw* week? of visiting the
saloons in tho precinct and draining tho empty !... -
ban els of any dr?-gs <?f beer thai he could find la
them.
"He'd make _ better bos? boer-sllnger," said P>
lie-man Penning ol tin-? boas carpenter, unbutton?
ing Napoleon's seedy c?a: and pointing to m hug?
pocket "There's where ho cari les tho tomato can.
Your Honot."
Napoleon Bald ho ha I arranged to go ti work to
i'iy on ? building being erected o it on Long Island.
whereupon the Magtatrete nunarked: "Well |fa?
pob-on take a publie bath, ari go to I,ong Island
as soon as possible."
THE MASSACHUSETTS IN PORT.
The United States hatfM eblp Massachusetts,
("aptain Fr? d.rbk RodgeTO. arrived here from her
Eastern omiso to Boston and other ports yesttjr
day. and is now at anchor off Tompklnsvlllo,
Ptaten Island.
? roMECLOft'Ris ?Aiiiee.
THIRTT-THIBD KTRErTT. - 8u?renM
? . :??, ,:,? Counts ? G ?-? ? .
Trie Chatham National Bank of Xe?s York,
p)atiil-T. ?a???*) G:-.??!?!. k J. !-_'...--.?-r?
;.?. ? ? -? lanis
rauanr? t a Judgment ol foreel a
ui? ai . sal?, du'j :. -. ?- -in.1 aataMd la
the .1? ?? <-nt.:!.?i actl : licans? dati ? ?
t at ? da?/ of July, ISa?T, :. im aa?w>r
Bl -:?,'?.|. 'he reft ? :? ? ?.'
aaiaad, ?:!. aell at public auction on tiie
Si ?Jay of AagiMt If??, at U o'clock
.-.?-. ?f thai day, at tb? ???? Tori Real
! ? Baiaaro m, N> in Broadway, m
ths City of ??? ? Tork, by itfoag ?* ire
Is-,', aactlosern th? ppeiritoei la ?aid
yoda meat m-viaie?! _al ? hereto deaertbad
ai (oil ?we:
a?.?. ?.hat (ertala Mece <?f land sttu-te
lr. the fttj Of Neu V r!:. with th- cota.?
taiMtnga ther? ? er? .'.???. ar. ? situata ?m
(he :. irti -?. - .! Thirty ihlr-1 sire?;, la
the pity .?: ????? Torli : ?tilt b II t ari -'
arty ? .?? .? .1 stani . ?? hundred and eighty
f? ? t ??1? ii a and pai allei will thi
?-..??- ? aide ef Third ? feu.? sal?! land
I I and dean , :
!'.?;?;!?\?\?! ? .?. point : ihe ? -?
?il>- ?hi? of Thtrt! tini . ?? '. dUtant
si,?? hundred aril eighty /?t easterly ir
Jm eaaterty s.de of ? b ? ? ?- ? ? ic r n ?
t - la ol
Thlrt?, third at rt one h .;. Ii ?d and ft
tive re? t. thence ?* rth? rly an
with Third Avenue nlnety-nln< ;??? and
si\ hachea t.. ?, ? ini nia?? inchi
(foro ? ; r..? of t...? bl - ?
between ? . and Thlrty-f urta
greets; th? ? ? ? ? : . .-.??..
li?:: ? ??..-.' ?? line ..?,.- ? ir '?< 1 ... 1 .
1?\<? fret; ? .?'?!!?? _nd pan
?Uh ? ? easier!] mo ? ol Third Avenu*
. ? :? et an I ala Inchef t. thi
j .?.? ?,:,.?? f | aglnntna
?aine |,.r?-ii.>-?> :r.-??-l t. s.i.rl Fr?? ?eri. k
? ? Menbera ? n? ??'. ? .? of the
f.rit part ??.? ;.?.?? Ses? England tar Spring
Company ??- A < ? ?. ?. : .- : . . r.iix-r
Mth, i??? 1 jrethei with the appurte
1....-1 aa and all tba aatate ?nd righu of the
?-..i Prederl k J. g il : -,? -:,? and Mary
lephla Kai'.euberg in ai 11 said premiare.
?.un?- Keu y?.rk, j ?n nth. !>:?.
(. UI?"ORD \V )l.\l;TI.!li IE,
Rater ?.
gTSKLB & DICKSON,
At?, may? f r ? .i:nt.!Y.
?_ Uteri] street,
_ > - ? rk ?. V.
M ?t. i.l? ?\._V_'_.D.
Mnlc.
fia? a WKKK acu? aipenaea to ?
parti.??* M Invai an? appoint aaaiu??;
j....... ? i?,s.-i n. i.f>i. ces H H.
?\. ?COWARD, ?: ? ' ?
?'.'\ Kill IM ?U :. - - . ? .- r. r
Tue Tribun? t?ccln??l ?i lhair Cptosra
Offii??, ?<?. l.tVi Br?aadwa . ce north
_? ::???? ?? . ?? i
tUem? tils r??.-e-I ? .f? at ?? I
il . -, ? miti I
p. r.. ?la. -'?? ni! .??? .'? ,?:-??..
i:._ ?;-.? ? - ?: r.? , ? , u? r'e, wu
.?.? . i... I il-' :,'-Jr
Weel ??'?. . Iflg u?.: ?.j .?? , . ?'? i.
_?.? ?? ? ? tveai i.i ??..
betu..??. 7th md ??h area.; ir,'.? Kaa? -471??
at.: ?.."-:"? ;;? ? ?? TTtti
*ts.; I.e.?. .'?'. ???., ?.?... '.?-? at.; 1 Tu?. IM
fcv?? . aea: Mit h ut. ':.' ?? '.? av*., i..ar Iist?
at.; .".I ..1...??.. -?? !:.??? k?r ?t.. 83
_).???? ber ?? . ItsUH ::?; .?? . M? Raat It4b
at ; 1 a_1 3a ? - '? ?-' W-ava.; I S lai
aterdan ? ?.????? ?. l'A Baal
? .? . ? .- .? . '.'. . Ili ..ve. ;
??? at h ??.-. I. IM ? ? s.? . ? ???? CTtl ?
_ -.?J ? ? ? . |,OH ? I. ????I
3-l-?\e.: ).'? ' ?*? are . J ?"?'.?? M ara . :.'?
gth ave. At '.?.e Ha rien . ? ' ; :.
a?.?, near Itti ? IM Enei ISiUi .t .
B-_r Id av-.; .U V. ?M !2(
BTORAOB,
THE NEW
OeVTIWEWTAL STORAGE
WU 'MUSE,
&o* .11*. 117 end 819 WEST -*:tl> ST.,
? a..? Sii ,;t ill ? ? ? fr m Hr adwaf.
Kew, liant nn ! slrjr R ohm f r the stor
IM ! '?'?..?? Iture, Piati -, Baggage ?'?' ? ?
?.? am. ge., Ac.: lowest rates eooeleieni
wiiti _rsi las? : r tea.
.?TN. In': ????????
Tel? ' ?.? ' 1 ??:?: ::<???? ?t,
BTOR %?R ?fOTICBS.
gTORADE ?G??? of ?*?????, iltsn gtor
nge v.i???;; .-? . s at ? Mercer
Street X???? Tork. Jn.te H? |St?T.- Tin ??
? ?:? mi ?] I ? ' - Rl .. ? ? ,,??.- ?
thai ? ' rag? charge? ? ????.? i ?? p .
? . ir. ? .? ir narrn-s must ? paM er, or
, : ? r ?.? Aus i?l ?. ?*''" ? ? ihe ??* di ?III he
- . .. public auction I pny charpe? ? -
I lire ol tini? ; ad . . ? will I ?? clven
I ?ereafter: .' ' p Hermann Frank Kupp*r.
I .\r.r?> j??,.-., ? rj? > ?.. S. Mai ?, p. ?
M? _ "? M '.1er._
CARPO? CLBAXISO.
CARPETS CLEANED HY ?TEAM, HV
HAND r on i',e floor CAR G??? I. CAR?
PET G?.???1?? '" l.t.?.? I'.' . ' " "51
>?* 4L''! E??1 ?*>?*> ". Cur. f, RR*.N'">T
linoni A*?V> R?t?OMB.
? MTH ^T . 1'T WBUT
: ? mis. <-x -.1? ? ?? ird; ?.??.. rute?;
; ?? inslents r ?????
IIHMMIIil) ROOMS TO M'l*.
IRVIXa Pl?cE, 14 -Beai furnished
r?.? res. Ills nathe; i> SSprlBg bui?; COT
-? ? 'i?e.
II BAST "3D ? ?. ire ? and m ill
fu ? ' ?r ina
fl " ?? ua ? i'Ii or without boa ? :.
AT NEDU SD PRICE? SOO -. ??, l-h_nd
w?x,| .-.nl Iren working machine?; fully
? gvai n ta? . ??? ?? hlnery b . ,i,t ?ir.?i ???
c!.?n?< 1 UEOROK U, EDDV 31M M??l:
, -nri -;
imi>MiAKi>(,.
?.?A.-A. ?'J! ?G?????? FHAJCCAIBE
; ? . mei ly Willi SU in Di
I parla design? for rummer, dlnnai irrta ?,
:-,?-, ?red 'me ?, ?was, bl. .
: un l r? if -.et . ridi iuili tsllor-mi
? ?* n? u? -'in t., ? rl? ? >. sieri nolle ?
I '.-lies meter?ais made u^. Mme. UEN'I
; tviaC a\'"?.-??.'*?. -?;? li'.i-sc., rtemi
-__
; . '.;..?'! Peril ? - .? ? ? !.:..?.?
rice?; horn? ??? ?
! i?? MARIE, 11-' Wesl 17t?i f
M: ? ?Ma;: Eh Camp Him ti saamahai
will a t foi fe? ?:..??? . ti i'?
work ?mir; ? i!l m il. in couatn ? ? |1 pei
,? rele? net. M?l?ilAK1.:?. ?Tu Wast
_. ?t
tVOHIv WASTED.
Nal?
ACvorxTANT ?mi .?? ?. .?..?.
-ml poi t e ?,?;.. prepara ?? ., ? . -
... , ?, ? done outs!?]
HufTWIi ?, 100 :??;
IJAK : ?: .': : ?Me. ? r .? ? nd hand
? ? m on ?U ,
l>r-a ! nil r Ils. >,*?__ Isl .... taker?
: t :??
' l'.\ a German. 2?., la
?ale house; cas furnhi ? ? ? ? rei
sre : ecurlty. ?.?????. ? ? . 1,343
. ?? .? ? ; ??-An
?A'. ENUREg. ?ll? E.si
BOT IT. wo??:" like position r.s cl'alr
? r .?. ? fl ? y; has a liti!? esp ?: I
?'?? ? and ? in ht-ins referer.ces. AiMrem ?
? ? ?HEN ?ii EMrHa? it.
DOT, I??. ,?s ? ?,,-?? ?, v. ......?kin* readlna
ir.: wiitina Krwi h Q#rn in and Enjf
11??!.. I. ii:\N'TC -.'?:. 7?? ?t. Itrooklyn.
EOT, IS. ??-t fr? in : 'ho : want? ? ?|
tl n. ???'????? ratora. AUTRE? CLARKE,
I SMI Bushwlek era . Hr? k!j :i.
CObl-rXTOlt. R) a middle .?-! man as
c il... lor; real estau ; refi ? ?<??: :??' :
Bivi ? A ? . ? -s JAMES HENDER
e? ?? !?? LI lnr?l ? il lin ; :
?? ll NO MAN. 11, \.n ?:? ? c desn-M ? ?,
t. ?. nflltr? assistant; qtilc': une ?crural?
wili"i. ? .:, t* ? i:l ?S so. ? . -.
j ,?.' i-M.? lence. Address C, I. C., .VIS
G?.., -r ? . Il:? ?klyii.
Yiii'.N?; BWEDR K, wlshei ?lluatlon al
anything; city "r rounlrj; ..i. ..m.?.
refi rene? B.10RKM ??. !'.?: Ut ? ?
??. hlyn.
\ ?? ?', man. "?, good ?penman, desires
?, rition ii. whlel Ihere H sa nppor
t mit] ' .?!? in? >? '.??:.' ?mi las? rrf.i -
:, T. .1. \V . ??? I'.if- 1"."" ?
TOEXG MAN would Eke lo fiatati ??..le
in bak-r?, ; . m ?? country; go ? refei
en ?? from lasl pi.??.?: willing PRANK.
bos So, Crmnborr. N. J.
VOI KH MAN, 22 ?rtehea ???.;. meal In
eltj or eountry, .?: anything. E. T., i-n
?.?
XOl'NQ :r\N, strictly reliable an.l h ,n
est, wlahes positi ?; ?? refer?neos, ??.
G. /. 41!? Huis? n SI
??::? ENTER. F sad \ M :
:????? ot all kind* mi ? ins ?nd sattli .?
up machinery, l nino shaft, me -, painting.
I Ulne; si] ?roui ? .?:,...?. t ,r fac
?:.,', warehnus? ?? department store: : ...
tools, HOWB, 17 Ir? n ? Placa. Brooklyn.
CtTTER and PITTEti fit :. lies' gar?
ments; ?Is reera' practl si exi ?riaoc? :.
?. ???,,?. Knglaad, ris Rim-rU .utter _?';*.
?? ?t . Deli*. It Mich,
DEXTIRT arsati positi ? as machanl'il
?ein. I .? c? asparles?*; sraduai?:
?. en a : i.n i_.- w .. ter, ? ? > LARK,
.
1 . HAN. MACHINIST - fr. Vrsiun"? ?.?
; ? in ? an ? ??!>? '?? m .?,,
. -? .?? ne. in .-irci ni ? r :?,,:,. ... - ,,??,. 1
refi ???. ?- DlMIAt'K, ':-1 "ih
Ma* > ,'u?., -ir ...?. Intelligent. Qermafl
? ? ferances, a :.???? si any -
? ,!??? .1 (?? 1 '.ir' ,?-.? !. Is; .,r
mmei raeorl J?gEJ'H UEINI3MAXN,
ISO . . ioti? ?L
M'oit ? ?? \\'n:r>.
.Mal?..
unni:!; sin, ??.,?-? ?_i>?rience; ?
m irri? ? man, ..: Arivi r, singla ? r 1 ubie.
?? ? CM I net 1Hh ft.
JANITOR ?;,., underatands
? '.o ?1 Ing and ? ? fina wtal si
????'? or m? re h. ? ea, Apply at
UN1T..H. 2-t East tu- si
JANITOR Thrroughl) experienced In
si? :irn heal ??? rep?Ira; sober, marti??-!
man, dcairra ait of three ?? ? ? -
??? ? ref. -?? ?. !>? VIFI..-?. ?4?
ath-are.
IfACHlNiftT ?ll ;..- und atan ?; ? ?
? last ,.? ? h ?? i H REBEL, 'J Pront?
.-t Bm dilyn.
MA? HIX 1ST 10 Imaker an." m ?del?, or
foi -m o.. M refer, m ?. Ad Iresa lll'T
LEIt, ? ?>?'' Bedfi ??! iv?., Pi klyn.
?; l .M i-i:it.\N?,KH and I>Ei*Cp
RATi ?! ? h roughl) a? nu ilnted a lih
?very -. ? neh of ih?? t.ii-iii?-?. deelrea
?a ik, pli ?te !,'?-: -r hin.il rit?; .1?, ..r
<? unti. H ?.?"?KEXBERO 410 B. ?Wh ?t.
PAIN ? KB Hin la. M; ???? . arorker.
JOIINPON, care of N. Akeratrorn, 11.
Wesi :!??" ?
?'? .-?'!1'? .?--??-.1 h? mnirieil man, 90;
neat, active ind falrlj intelligent; ran
f ? n'.al ; ?st "f referen?????? no canvaaalng.
Ai.i ui:|. PIEU), ITO Baal ii.ini r?.
SEi'UKTaHY tr. America?? v utb, ?m
|.:,.,-.! during th? daj ? .kl ? t a? se? ?
rat ? ? ? feu evenings ea?-h week n ea
rhangi for t ard; ready for rngagem ni
September 1 references K.. Bog ?sit.
R eba ?h ?' Y
??\ an ? -h ei n arorkei ?? ?nts ? ik
. d fuma ea. r ...fin?; lad (enei ,? l.f?blng.
A : il." Avenue t:. Jerae) Cltj
L'PIH ?I Bl ERER. Miel c .??; (toi?, ut by
day; refi rences B ?l'MBl BOER. I.l
\\ ?: ? 116th ".
I'PHOI-STERl G f| hi latertna in all it?
? .... A.'..lr?fs HOEER. can M C
.-?..?: r ,?.- ? . ut aa ? in; Ifeai I33ih at
WATi H.MAN : PORTER in store; m. -
? .??.! ii, ? S3 ?. ira' reten ? - A 1
? ? ?Iti.t.- tt M ?IOHT M J .??* st
\\ .TCHMAX m an) poaittoa ?f reaponsi
bllltT, by comietent, ?ober man; ?.-:?
and M reara' beai r?f.-renr? furnishe.l.
Addreea WATCHMAN, tot Eaal Mth ???.
v. vi ???\! \n City or .".unti?: 93 reare;
.,1 t ola; ?nderst indi
?? ?-:?, angine?, steamntt'ns; la f??; ry
? -, 11 -, .? ? lai ?' r -.? tirsi .-la??
fl?thou?e; (Irsi la?? references. Address
? il IlOXKKIJX, Its) Ful? ri ?ve.. Art ri ?
h ?nd._
WATCHMAN ?? caretaker f.t private
? or fi iti d< ilrea poeil
own? igeni anod rente? beai
?. ? - ?LPRED FIELD. ??. E 113th ?I
WA HUaN a reieran wtehee a am
? ,- night lay ? pel? ita watchman
? an a?t ? ' J refi ?:?? * < * s briet; an !
boaeoty, LAWRENCE :,-.i w.-t imi,
Y?.' NO MA S -'- ??'? . ;???? ll ?n In
?? hol. ? - ? ? "M 1
? ? tat Addreea W. R.
-??:?' \. ;? ,:
Toi ? ?. MAN l In all linea ?
l'.latd . I? get I.:?
pint? .,f . ? ; luta and ? t'.
a? . . ? Ireaa v.ll.!.! \il l!..'...:o.\\ tt
Datti ;n? st.
\\ nit ? WASTED^_
Fulinite.
fl^'Tll examinee Vouas ?'1"? *???
...... r;-n. ??I With Uphol?terj iv ? ds. elr
,,. ,,; , ||Rr . . ..,? ,, . . . ? .il . v ?mini -. A?l
M m --> WEBER, 1.- G ep.im-st.
? klyn.
????????G??? Y? ink- >tv. ?speri
, m .. ; in n? I, ra| ' I, a. corata :
r. ,? ? ?? ? ? !" n rtxititrtn ? very ? p
, ?. ? latead of pretty l ?'?? ?; lie,
? ? ?"'", " ?*?
?.'?,'???????'? STENOonAPHBE and
? ? !?',.' i.i ri? 't ?, , urei ? an! rapid
satisfa ????? referen?*?*, Address IRENE
HVOHER. 1'?? 1?t st.
DOMESTIC SITI ATIONS WANTRO
Mal*.
Dl'TLBR -English, ??*; gw.1 fi-telit, ?? n
. in. ?. perfect In walling; willing,
mia and ? ?11 i-eeommendej; ?nues
n -t. , iddrssfl Dl tei.?. iu East
S3 ? I
::t I Ll It l:v r'rer-cr? ? aller; jus? .?lei ?
?.??e.? s ) ?are' referen? ?? In tl ?un
"??. v.,,1,1 I Ilk?? ? , ??? "?*'"*?' A. !.. :??4
tVesi ?atti ??
nn I.i.i: Engl ih M i-ery competan!
ru in, f los n ? r ? .unii, ,??. ?Ili nt ,,t
?..:?,,,. ?liver corvina salada, eie.; rex
trances Addreaa 1.221 nroa?lway.
?? ? ?.??.?!. Englishman, to; .??.?..?? on
; tlada ? m ? dinners, ? Ine?, et? . tall,
ippearan ihor ?ugh worker: ?u
i i.i .? ommen lati ?? Ad Irei - Cl ???
?'?????, H???; ?., ? ?.?,.? Broad way.
SUTLER Kr?il li. . IB b? en,,k nr valet;
?SCallanl r??te:er..?.??. ?. g i,,?j \Ve?t ,
Md si
? ? gwade; can ?.???? tb? heal .-?re ef
? ? ?, harneas rarrlagaa; careful driver;
can do i!i kiml? ..f ?ardaalng; milk; under
stand? ? aliry; eaa do all km?)? of car
? .'?! a irk, sein- painting. Ad?lr????
HI V-'iN 4.M? "V, .? .Tiii ?t.
COA? iiman -Thoroughly understandi hii
buslnrsi .-? ?tehmaa; slngl?*; rarefai
driver; ??nerallv ufful. Ju?t lueiigHs-?.
go l reference Address THOMAS ?
1?> Till ill??* ilfflr?.
? i.i,h>iiv Useful; tempe? ate; '.''?.
thoroughly undersi in Ii lin? h ?
ri...?. *?.,?.?,??? la.vn. cm? milk, wilting
m ? obliging; rafere?aeee? .1 s , Tribun?
'.?!? -
? ?? \ H.MA*:. G A C. i ?enei? i'RHri'L
M in En ? >?? m ? ? ?,? '?? il ? ?
?. ? if? .? ? ?.?? wotk. ?ingl? mllg,
?t m ? ?v Mlglns C .' ' Irend I
1'OACHMAN ?IMtlEN?::. .???.<.??. ?t?
ni'iu. car? ' ? ? road *.? around m in;
,? ? ? rf? ? p,? ,|er..ie ???*. - II
I, l'in? "f!? _
l1i.\?H)|l\ ?; ? R*?EX1 ?. ?
M VX Pinti? ll ? ?i? i> un ??? ?tas is
- sail
l.ers .n?l ? -i-r*:. ? TEMPI RENT, li ?
.? r?-?.. orn ?
Coa? ? M AN
ni, ? ?, e,l, . ??? ? ? unity,
i-'-ie?. a g . ? ?e ? ran? .*. tat w.?t
4;?.. ??
DOMESTIC SITI?????? WATTED
Nal?
niTLER -l'nderstanda waiting; .-an Gat?
? ? h three years' r?f?r?nr<. A.l.lreps or
. ,11 .? i\. en dates ive., Bi oklyn.
COACHMAN, rhoroughl) underatanda
. u.? Une h raea and rarrtagee; wllllrg
an.l ?I ring ? . ountrj. I ? ? t city
reference? COACHMAN 4M Rd-ave.
COACHMAN Thorough!) competent;
I .:i>; experience careful driver; willing
an?! ? bilging: best r?f?renc?e concerning
rharactei and ahillt) tropi prominent fam?
uli ;. '.?. r.. < 141 1.24. ? ir adway,
COACHMAN By e Riseti ut man. ?ho
understands ihoi ugni; propei care t
line horae? ,.?,? . ?rriagea Mia lived with
t?.. ?. ?'.? beai famlllea of N'eu Y rk Cita
twelve reara; high!) recommended, ? ..li
t. 9 . Ut wert Wth -?.
COACHMAN. Married, no family, ?? iO
perfectl] understands his buatneaa; ? fi!?
inic nbllglne; h.is long Hii'l satisfeci iv
eli* referen??*? Addreea E. DENEIFF,
211 Eaat totb-at.
COACHMAN. Proteatant; single; cM] or
< ?untry; thorouahl) underatanda cara
boraea, carriage? ??iiiinir ir.i obliging;
gene? ill) u eful; last employer aeen. lt.,
i-D 1 ;?-? SOth -at.
???G???? ind OARDENER. German,
m in.?. ttrlctl) ? .1 rr; ?.! with
? ? wiahes ? ?) ? ?Ulon; ?It? ..r
country; ?'? year?' rrft-renca fron, lui place.
ADVERTlkEB. 1.-18 2.1 ave., top Boor,
COACHMAN Of OROOM ft) a y..un?
man wh.> thorough!) underatanda tha
c.?r? ?if liorees; \v.ir ?.~.?? ihr??? >>???? ?it!.
preaanl eanoioycr; can giva beat jf r?f?r?
enc?e! a_ber. hone?! and obliging.
CHARLRf DRAIN, ?' rnwall on Hudaon,
FARMHAND wants employment; thor?
oughly underatanda farming; reference.
Addreea MKNKRNEY, '.'?> I'nl ? ive
1? . '.n.
FARMER ? HOUSEWORK Eng'latiman
ami ?;;?. no tamil? ; m.m ail urork; wlf?
rare milk, butter, poultry, et?? ; mo.lentte
wage* At CARPENTER'S, 10g gth-ave.
GAnr.KNF.it tingle; ?<> >??.?? ?xi^ri
?-n ?; ran take rare "f l.??rses I' il \ \
?EN, .-.re Mr Lgdeker, Uaywood. N. J.
OARDENER.- Ringle; utweretanda bli
buaineaa in r\e?\ particular; heal refer?
ence Addreea R BLACK, Tt7 Id ave,
OARl?ENEH .* B) man _n?i ?-ifa ??_
K?'iitl?m.<li ? >?l.i. ?? man us gai ??????G , r
Bremen; a if.? is laundreee. .1 IiaRHKTT.
ii ii .yd ? . Eri oklyn,
ciTiti'TNCit. I'SEFl'L man -Oermaa,
:tt. iniiii.-i one child; underatanda
I ?? an I vegetable gat I n ire
' m% ? ! .?i referen?! ?
? HN, an ' Iferaon ?t., ?? ?- ?
? w;;?'.' ??" N r- al ?n retrf.?
cnlldr? - ?pei lene? ? a ?'et nn?>uaee,
novan
nrui fi .a r ?rden; ? ? :' le
. ? -Altr, ? ?? ? ? ? Boj -li Hen
- lai _______
OAMDENER ainale; mat
a?. '.'?t. ? ?? irnik . ? ? ?
en ? ??!?'.? ?" ? ?? I "42 H ? ??
???.-?: ..r ?.???????? I
m .?? ' ' *:???-, ? . Kngi sil
mal? aura? K KN| ; ?.. u ? : ? Ifwrd ?t..
ti... npuint, nr i.'.Mi.
DOMK9TTC ?p?'?t???? WARTsU
OARDENER and FL'iRI ? G? ni aaatngal
I? ? ;?? ? to r, engagement, privata piace
or commercial; ?rst class refarenea?. Ad?
dress M. "?? n?? Hart st.. ItartatowB,
? .1.
OARDENER.?gins'?, and?ratsnde the
iiir? r.f ix ?;???1?*p; in ? I ia ce; I''th under
Kla-i? ani nutsldi r . .?? carnatlOBl und
growing piatita shrabe ani vegetal?;???,
best of r*fi*r? ? ?e. W P., Tritane offl-e.
OARDENER E-uMrteaced o-**?14s und
u? d t glas? ?-?i:_ 1-. ref?r*ite* OAR?
DENER, Ht v. ?t n?*th st.
M'USE. ,???? RETAR? ,?G VAI.ET -Ily
> ???? Englishman; w?ll ?dutated; giva
masaaa? ind travel ?scellent appearan???;
f ?? yean last ?mployer. LONDRDALE,
114 Waverl-v ave.. Hreoklvn.
SE" OND MAS r sliKle-h.in.leil butter, by
? Bwede in privat? tamil} . wiiiing and
?hei mmend?d frein la?t
empi ?er. I HEU.MAN. .14* East I.Mh ?t.
t BEFUL MAN Manti?*. f.,r uentleman'?
placa ?.- caretaker: hest of .tty r?f?r?
er,, es W OOODAHL, oar?? Bwanao?, 24:i
East ttlh-St.
1'SEKfL MAN. ???'?(.K. *c. - ? y ?ian nid
w':?; Oenasa; maa brsl boratmaa,
gardener rr.l'.ker. ?if?? flral dus? c.Kik ani
laundreaa. OOERIKE. C1 lsi ?t.
VALET. ATTENDANT lu ?.ini* nui.
?.'t, go d '?????m. :er; hOMM. ?nier anj
Industrious; understands ht? .lutte?? thcr
Mighty: hlKhrst refe-'-nce?, trcm la?t em
ployer and rwrhlv rt ? numeri?.] hy a leal
In? gentleman of mj birthplace Adire??
IVO . ? ? une, ? ? \?, ? .. ,, ? ?
lit, U1. VI ??. gJTUATIOgg \VA.V1I_D
Female.
AT ANY TIME \UU "?-ed help, male er
remai?, for citi or country, ?jilcKly. all
nation? .ind ??:i r?eonim?nd?u, y s 'an La
BUltCd at ' Al'EENTEH'-*. I?"* lith ne
COOKS, ? bi thr.r S? liti.?p? Stored
girli ?'."l cooks and no?i???? i'k.-r- etty
.r country, Ei'i'S. ?.???, vv.si ?i'Ttn ??
OOOD RELIABLE household bela to be
-. ? iir.i-i ?t th> INTERSTATE LABOR
??????G. 12j IV-?? 1 Uil ?t_
COOK At Smart, -,1?-r1\ w. man, Willing
SBd nhllKlns want? .1 haue, excel.em
cok. idilli laiinlr????. ?|iv or c.nintri ;
amali wane?. Mt?. TAYLOR, HA west
?Ibi ?t _
COOK ?, R] man ind wife; man gre?
etasa ?ll-around ????:,. ?if?? b?'.per; s ?
era?.? WBg*?: "'"e years i.Ieience?. city.
country. ORARLES ECKERR ?? De
laneev st
1'i.ir. h. rnasg ? wies ??> erst-elaee
Er, n hi - ? ? te family; best city
r? (.? ??!.,-? ?df? ilnn' ??.
?imiK. ? HAMRERHAID an! WAlTRESg
Ety tare En^'.lsh hIi i". In private fern
ll< p ? i?ss mferan???*: cttjr or ceaatrr.
\l,r.-v ,r ca'.l 217 We?? l"lh ?I
HOt'SEWORK. Englldi ipiSklSf ?? ??dish
girl lo de cenerai house*, ? k in priva!?
VI.HI JiilIAN.-.iN. gaa 19.
. ? . I itllce
I?.. EVt'ORR H> viiunij Am-ri'in Proi
^??ar.t woman fot ganara! hou??? rk:
seuntn ,r.:j; nierc-nc?. *_ W.. \2i W?*?l
IH h-at.
! DOMESTIC 91 TTATIOtfg WANTED
Feulai??.
OA A A -__
fl?? WEST 22G ST..
MR? L. MELT
foreign and domestic
male and female
?:???.?????-.\t bcrkac.
all, reference!
?tr1ctlt investigated.
Servants hreaklag engagements wtlt
O
be .li.mlsa.;<l from office an.l forteti all
claim? |o fee pal.l.
Ilrooklvn OrTVe. 2 Ron?! St..
t\>rner Kulton-et.
CHAMBERMAID or LAt'KDRCM -Hy a
ooiored girl, city or country; referen??.
Igj WTaat 53i st
HOUSEWORK.?Otri for general Ii. u?<e
WOrk, with g....<l ref?r>tue. At P?t?-r?
? ? ate?., Hoboken.
HOUSEWORK.?By a girl, ?.tv or coun?
try. MS Kast .Itfh st.. Jen-ten's store,
HOUSEKEEPER.?Oeraaaa woman, t??
chil.lren. ?;;>!.?? ?.huge of h..u??ihoid;
d?>es not look for high wait?.?, ?lty or
country. Mi?- Tt'LHK. ..?.?> Kast US.t-aC
KIT? HKNM.UP By ml-??le ?g?.1 wom.a
to work in kitchen of boartiing- hu?-?,
Itj r oouatry, Addraaa HAMILTON, ni
\v?st 2>ltr. st
LAUKD1UCSI a ?palla woaaaa; tiijr
-,-? laaadreea; fine clotbaa, ?.;??. atc.t
best ref.'ien??-. aren. JACQClNl? BU?
REAU, &?2 '?'h ave,
MAID.? Fren?, h ledjjr*? maid, tire .lasa
???amstrrss, hainlr? ??? r. ?Ircssmakcr:
m,?? .-???. hattrureaaer. areeaaMkeri
P?;?r.t traveller; g?>-?! boma pnt?r-eg
Igh wa?
1.21- Broa?!
to high wiiKfs, best reference AdATHE.
i.lwny.
NURSE -Trained nurse, tnnroughly un
deratanda the care of hjby. very young
Infant preferred; ? Itj r?f?ren?a ,\ ? ?,r ??*
NURSE, "?re Mtes Ryan. 118 Tth ava?.
_**th-al.
NURSE.??' a girt: wlll.ng to ???, t?. the
country an?! ran t.ike full charge of ?nil?
?'.nn. good refttrewce. Ckll in \v*st ,v?th
M ?- nl h'll _
NUMI -Capable taking charge infant
rrorn birth; bringing up on l*.tt;e. grown
children: refeier. e. ? ? R PIN. W-O*?
hav-n. Long Isl?n!. Bo? .Id.
NURSE ho?i>tt-! expi-ricn????. ??sir.s con
tlnem?nt in???, ?erms ||i? per week.
Agdreea NURSE. 100 ft..?.ui- 1st-?a , B'fclyn.
BEAMsTTRKSS. t'v Seetch FeeteeeaM aa
first ??;.:.?? seamstress, ?vlllin? to asalat
with .th?r li.ht woik. g< -I r?f.ren.ea;
,?.?? . r ?vunliy A. WARP. 12? K "?>'? *__
WASHING or .la.'s work. ' > , ?*i;1"i'*_
widow; raferewce ateea. Apply f?,r age
week SI?? Bast ."?>th st
WAMIIX". -Resp.'?-iah|e woman to ao eilt
bv the lay II. or lake horn?. ?"c ??
Miss HUTCHINSON. ** hrtst.phe.-et..
rear, top floor._ ?
WASKINO ?'??mr-stent aal ?ral MMm
wiches la'l-s _en''.em?n ? <->r tornate
wa.hin? at home, open-air dr>tn*: 1-est
r?f?-?n-e 12?. \Ve?t 6|d si
WAITMS?.--First-elasa in ?II her dull ?*!
.oher ar..1 relia'l-, take? gOOatOtOm
ggver and g!e?s war?. JAOQI. IN ? ?l>
hii.vr. u?: Oih ava.

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