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Si jn THE SUN, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1891. '
A VILLAGE .JERUORIZED.
H; ABIOTTSVIXQ HEMES OF CRZKE8 XX
B'' UAxfFiEtD, coyy.
tf
, Tin Varna bad Tre Mill Born, lath
H fXat Two Tea r, and m Ckarcst KdlBea
B Ifiiefaeed wills Obscene riBnrta-Tke Kclara
B t"r Terror nenrm wrf Htace daaiea Cosjtello
BK llua nea Relets td tVom .folk
H JVilmmaktio. Nov. 28. The town of Mftfii-
' fuWil. lilith upnmonK I be Tollard county hllla
lrw eastern Connect lopt, has suffered lm-
Bl r&ifnseb' In tho putt two or three yours on no-
Hl cijunt of nn astoundlnu series of crimes. Tho
l)Atn of prosperous far Tiers wore burned, a
BM haittlr-orno now schoolho uso In Mrtnsflold vil-
twni fired twice, cnt.Ue (wpro poisoned or
mbowolled In 8io fields, and a half a dozon
s tho sanctuary of tho Sfcinsflold Concro-
J trtHlonat Church VidVuMpollooV and biff ob-
BJ nc en o plcturos woro traced In black ptlntbn
f Its walls. All tlio-o mlsdeodtt Were bellovod to
BJ lio tho work of a slnclo miscreant, but country
BJ constables and rihorilT and .Sew York.detco-
Bff tlvan sought In vAln for n clue to his Identity.
Bj For months tlioro was almost a reign of tcr-
Bj ror In Mansfield. 1'eoplo put doublo padloaks
BJ on their houso and bnrn-; ($' A' vlcllsiico
BJ conimlttoo waB appointed, whose members
BJ patrolled tho principal liliihwhriif tbo town
BJ with loaded shoteutiB. rorolvors. and rlflos.
BJ and at different tlmos tho Mansfield Boloctmon
BJ offered inwards for tho arrest ut tliuottldocr
HJ. thnt finally amounted to $1.5Ua SUUthovan-
H' lul kect ou with his mysterious nocturnal
HI rrlmos with Impunity, und on ono night the
HI llrtmos of throo burnlnit barns in Mansfield
BJ roddenod tho midnight sky. Bo intenso and
BJ cenoral was tho terror that women and chil-
BJ ilron dared not quit their housos nftor dusk.
BJ' iind insurance companies in thU and other
BJ Mates il eel I nod to take risks on Mansfield
BJ praporty. Hovornl Harttortl compnnlos rofusod
BJ to re now policies that had oxplrcd for oxor-
BJ bitantly high premiums.
BJ In oluht or ton months barns wero burned
BJ belonging to these prominent residents of,
5 Slaiislleld. and whoso homes aro not very far
BJ ii port: J. L. Boss, Goorgo II. Harris. Martin
BJ riahnrty, Charlos Popple, Charles Cummings.
BJ Benjamin Harris. Charles Tllden (two barns),
Bj Dennis Flaherty, and Charlos Clifford. In tho
BJ Barrio porlod Quorito Harris's bono mill was
BJ destroyed, ns wero ulso Morrow's stockfhot
BJ mill and 0. S. Barrows's silk mill Ono of tho
BJ mills was llrcd in tho middlo of tho day. whllo
BJ tho proprietor of it and his omployoos wero
BJ nway at dinner.
BJ- Tho purpctmtor of tho vandalism at tho
BJ Mansaold Centre Congregational Church was
finally detected by accident whilo ho was in
the actof defacing it a fowmonths ago. Men who
lmd hven at work drilling an nftoHlun woll at
thu Mansfield btato Agricultural bchool passed
tliii Concrogutioual Church at 11 o'clock at
night, and saw a dim light flickering on thu
window panes. Stealthily they approached
thu church, und saw a man croiiehed under
ono of tho windows, who, by tho light of a
lantern, was daubing tho outside walls
with obseono figures. As tho men en mo near
i the preoucuplod painter hoard their footfalls,
leaped quickly to his feet, dropped his lantern
nmi paint pot. and scampered away. Tho lan
tern s light lit up his f.ico momentarily, and
tint mon recognized lilmns James (Jostcllo.it
wealthy and had young raun who dwells with
Ids two brothers in ono of tho handsomost
housos on one of tho largest and ilnost farms
in Manalluld.
A few days later James Costello was nr
rostoil. charged with defacing and defiling tho
church In several Instances. He was taken
before a Justicoof tho l'eaco and bound over
1 to tho Buperior Court for trial at tho fall term
of tbo court. His bonds wore placed at a low
figure, and hiA brothers, who with James aro
worth not loss than iO0.0OO. became hl9
sureties. James was tried before the Supe-
rior Court about six weeks ago, promptly con-
- vlctod on two counts of desecrating tho
church nnd painting and smashing gravo-
' stones in its burial yard, und was sentenced to
: imprlMjnmont In tho county jail tor thirty days
on each count. Ho went to jail on ono count
, of his conviction, but appealed his rase, with
rospuct to tho socond count, to tho Hupromo
' Court of tho Stuto. lio was dofended by able
' counsel.
Costello completod his term in jail about a
weak or ten days ago. During his lncurcera
Unit no barns wero burned and no othor
criminal deeds porpotrutod lu M'irisllold. The
jiooplo slept in confidence, tho vigilance com
mittee temporarily disbanded, und armed
guards no longor paced tho lonely country
loi.Un from suniet until sunrise. Tho popular
, xoiise of socurity was duo to ttie-fact that since
Cojtello's arrest no citizen doubted that he
), wus guilty of all the crlinos that had alarmod
V tho town for throo years. Every ono dreaded
tho hour when tho vandal should bo released.
( Tor bvural days after lie quitted tho jail, how-
;. over. Jumus behaved all right. Spies watched
v nil his actions und reported thorn to tho citi-
'' sons, und it was noted that he kept himself
r closely at homo on his farm nnd didn't take a
. drink of liquor.
T" Ou Sunday afternoon last tho spies roported
alarming news ubout Costello. Tncy had seen
lilm with three iiottles of whlhkoy inhlspook
rts, nnd ovury ono bald: "Now. then, look out
for more trouble." The popular apprehension
was not unfounded. On tho following night
tho large barn and elder mill ofChaib b Tllden,
n half mllo northward ol Morrow Station on
1 thu hovr London Northorn Itnllroad. wore
; burned nt about it o'clock, together with liny
' nnd grain und llv head ot eattlo. Again at
: midnight on the sumo night the people
J were uroutod by u flro alarm. The
ky wos icd with tho reOoctlon of
' Humes that totally consumed tho laigo barn of
, A. (', 1'lielps. a quaiter of u mile from tho
; Mansflnld church that Costello had so fro-
J fluently defaced. 1'helps and Tildon had tastl-
f HchI ngainst Costello nt his trial, and the
, jujoplo recalled tho fact that I'lielps's first
, burn iiw burned just four roars ago. Three
i bourn after tho destruction ot the Tllden und
. Flielph barns it tlilid nlnrm awoke tho
1 citizens of Miineilcld, and this tiiuo tho barn
; of.Wallaeo King, four miles northeast of tho
' Tildon hum and liulf a mllo north of the Btorrs
Agrleultural School, was totally consumed.
Hoc wns thu destruction of the barns notod all
tho wicked work that was perpetrated on Sun
day night nnd Monduy morning. KnrlyonMon-
' day morning tho people of Mansfield Centre.
,, hUKpecting that the fires hud been kindled by
Costello. hud hastened to tho pretty little
. Congregational vhureh nt the " Crcen." and
t thoy s.iw that tho vandal had been ut work on
i. Its walls niialn. In this lustuuco groeu paint
-. nnd been usid. nndu luign part of the north
r. Wall wan daubed with gnnt, glaring sketches,
k. lui.ft of wnleli were ot an ijbseono orcomio
;.' nature, und with ribald texts nnd comments.
J biueotlieno frefrh mNdoeds tho reign of ter-
W tot liHH'boon li'iii-wed ill tho whole town, the
fy Comiulttea of l'ubllc rtnfety has mctagnln, and
the.annodgujiidshuvoreKUmod their duty of
K ri'itroUlliB the highway after nlghtfuIL A vivid
J, idea may bo hud of tho general terror that has
. lrvridod Miinsllold fur three venrs when It 1h
A wild that not lone agon prominent furiner of
J tl.it towu became Insane through brooding
; or his Iorsok and four of htill worto mls-
.' fortune, und lio is still an inmutonf the btato
f luruitli) ahvluni at Mlddlotown. A MausQeld
r cititen. spealciiigotthu fcltuutlon in bis town
I to-djir, said:
r, "1 iiini'i Iihvo becoruo practically valuoloss
f' onucooiintof nllthlsvundallHm.andiiiBurance
companies are afraid to take risks on our
m nroperty.no matter how high a premium you
' may be willing and eager to pay. Still. I would
if noldaio snynword publicly against Jamos
?t Cc-tollo. orhuvo.you ubo my name with this
. ftatomontf'nof dure Mr. Barrows orWalluee
King, who wore witnesses In thoehurch-de-
m fuciuc trial, and nil thu people who dwell near
h trio ehurch.'huyn word further against him.
4 Inflict, wo aro fairly terrorized, nnd aro only
K willing to whitipor our suspicions, aud then on
-' promise that our nunios shntl not bo connected
f with tlium."
i Jnuios.Costollo Is not an Ill-looking young
runn Ho dwol b In n large, old-fashioned
,r farmhouso pii a highly improved farm i not fur
e f rent MnnslleUf Centrf, about half way between
y liagloville and BtorrH. All tliu brothers wero
boni on the farm. They live ulono and have
ri housekeepor. James Is the block shoep.
rr Ills brothers aro honest, industrious, and
if, frugal.
a. -
i ,?TJe DolU' Hals for the Day Nnraerlea.
Jl 'Tho annual CdoUV fl for tlio benefit of the
'. TtHftola. Momorlal, and Jowcll Day Nursorios
began at Bhorry's yctterday afternoon. Be-
j Bliles tho dolls. Punch aud Judy, sllght-ot-
f hand, and otlier amusements wore provided
for tho llttlo folks. Around tho hall were
f tables covered with dolls, dressed and pro
sentod by tho patronesses. There wero young
, dolls and old dolls, gay ballet dancors. pie-
, Uvian rag dolls, nndChluose dolls, and overy-
Z tblug pertulnlng to a doll's wardrobe. For tho
2P boys thoro was a tublu full of toys, u grab-bug,
f" ond u Christmas tree.
H ,Tho sale was concluded last night by a
ti danoi. Landers playod for tho dancers as
wall us during tho ufteraoon. Tho talo cleared
Vs over $2,(XKX
! Among the purch&sorsln thoaftercoonwere:
S Roderick , anderbilt. Those who pwsidoil
W ',lt'10t,t5bl80vcriv.Wir'1- Jllfimrdlrvln, Mrs.
it JohR Bloan. Mrs. William Jay. Mrs. diaries
4- Iraucklyii. Hie. Adohih Ijindenburg, Mr, a
(, Oror Dinsmore, Mrs. llllam Douglas, Mrs.
2 A. il. Dodge. Mrs. lidmund Coffin. Jr.: Miss
lUpallo. Mls BlifPfird. MissBtoles. Miss
JJoacli. Miss liandolph, Mrs. John .Lowry. and
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American Blshoaa.
Boston. Nov. 2a No Incld ont In the history
of thsnowoolebratedoose ut the Bov, Father
Hall Is moro Important than tho following
I otter, which has just been ntoolvod in Boston.
It Is In olToct, though addresilad to the Bishop
ot Oxford, tlw reply of tho, Superior of tho
OowleyFstiora to the American BUhops: .
MrPtii Loaa Bnor:t rKhlcftthit t BUtepi
emit all reft ran ea to one prracl pageant of faitiu IlaU's
recall TheorjUtldimeaUy wblibflntBranshtapthe
Iboufbtthntlt rsliht be well that Father IlaU should
be recalled arose from the fact that he deelred acorn
plete separation o( the American province from the
eoclety at home, whereat the other Fathert who are
worhlnt In Anwrlea are unite arena to any each
policy. They are In faror ot a conilterable measure of
Independence, hot they deelre that some real band ot;
lalon ahoald rertatn. They with. In fact, thalVo'
ehonld aim at a free adUlatloB, and we are qnltejsre-
ptred to rrant It, hot Itwoald be tmpotaible trllh any
hope of mceeei to carry oat eoih an affiliation under a
rrorlnclil who doei notbellerelnltefeeilbtllty. tf It ta
o be done at all It .neit be done under a prortooial
whole In sympathy with the Idea. .
I thould bare cottetdered It to be onlte iltn rim
It 1 had attempted to coerce rather Hall Into withhold
tag hli tlinatnre front Or. rbtlilpe Rrooks'e lettlmontaL
I bare no antborlly t a Interfere In the action of my
brethren when tneya.te exerclilnr ranetlone Intraited
to them by the Onnrch. and It would hare been Father
tlall'edutyto retute ip acknowleilfe encha wronirful
rierelieiif authority tr I had attempted thus to coerce
him. Jn a reUfioue toe (jety aacb at onrt U the Huperlor
llenerelmuit take Into Kootid tret Ion the whole action
or hie tubordlnatea Mo cannot oUow one who hat re
celred from hini a delitiated anlborlty to commas to
uctaiarepretentatlre.ttihe aocletr when In matter
of eerlout Importance h hat crated to be In tympathy
witnthott whom he tipretenu. If inch a principle
were unceomlttrd our etcletr and any otber retlftotii
aociely would rerr toon break In plecea. Father Hall
kanwe perfectly well, ae we all know, tbat my action
lu thlKinutur wai lnno Wy -.'imH-rf. but waa thor-
ooehly coupututlonal. ... . .
We were laf urmed. and we had erery reaton to be
lieve tbut tlw Inrormetloti wat trne, that lr. Phillip
Iirookt had Invited Unltaruui mlnutrm to be pretent at
a celebration of the holy communion lu lit church',
tbat a pew had been renerrad fortbem, and thai they
Iiiut been admitted publicly o communion In the holy
sacrament of tho uody anil blood of our X)rd. We
ahrtnid he only too thankful lo hear that we were mil
Informed, bat no one at oeir Uonference (and we had
eeveret rathere from Amiuica pretrnt) diipnted the
substantial truth of the aUogntlont. We know that at
ihe time these thlnct wero alleged to have
happened Dr. rhluliM Urooke wu oraed to
clear himself of the acotuatlon, but that
he did not do to. From tbat time to this he hat been
content lo remain nmler the imputation of having In
vited to the holy table or the Lord tbitee who denied the
fundamental Uoctrtno of the Uutpel. and who. more,
over, proptgate that dwnlal In their capacity aainiulf
ten or tnelnltarlan Mdy 'or ourselves, we believe
tbat Dr. Fblhlpt Rroolca hat refrained from clearing
lilmtrlf becaiiM the aconaatlon It tnbstnntlaliy true:
and If It It substantially true, we hold that It It tbo
almple fact that he hat hein galltyof "disloyalty to the
latth and order of the Catholic Church."
We are well assured thaa If tbe facta be at I have
stated them yonr lordship wlU agree In our estimate ot
tbtlr gravity. I wish to tpeak v. lib all the respect that
It due to the official action eCthe American Episcopate,
hut we must polot nnt that Ibe wards of the Blshopt of
. and aaply that 4 minority, and. we believe,
a large minority, ot Bishopa In America are not fully
satitBed In regard to Or. Pnllllpt Brooks's loyalty to the
lalth and order of the Church. The factt ut tne case
at they have i-ome before ut lead nt to agree with that
minority. Wa have no proef that tbt factt have aver
come before the American Episcopate at a whole, and
we have every ronton to beUere tnat in tome cases the
Bishops and Htaudlng Committees refused to gu behind
the official certtneateor ftrthodoxy which emanated
from the Diocesan Convention.
It la the opinion of aome American priests of stand
ing tbat If Father Hall had ret need his tlgnatnra tbe
confirmation of the new Slshop'a eleotlon. wbloh waa
warmly contested, might never bare taken place.
However that may be. we agreed with those American
Bishops who refused to assent to the confirmation, and
nothing hat happened tlnre our conference to make nt
think that our vfew of the matter waa a mistaken one.
It hat been Implied, If not asserted, by persons In
America, that tn recalling Father Hall I waa forcing
him to break the canons or the American Church. It
auch were Indeed tho case. Father Hall would be nnder
no obligation to obey such unlawful command. Yonr
obedient servant, K. U raoa.
WEALTH XV OLD BONE3.
"Waa Tber-s ss Bate "a Bona Combtna
Acalaat the Otya Ke-eoaf
There Is reason to suspect that tho rag nnd
bono mon havo formed a trust against tho In
terests ot tho city.
Two years ago Gluseppo Lbloln. offered
$1,552 a week for tho privilege ot trimming
scows at the dumps of the Btroet Cleaning De
partment. Labiola trimmod tho soows so
carefully and gathorod In such a heap of bones
that they became a drug In the market, and
Labiola went out of business. " The city looked
about for soma way of keeping Labiola to his
contract, but he bod failed to furnish bonds,
and tho city was helpless. The contract was
then let to S. U. Smith for $1,100 a week.
Yesterday, in the office ot tho Btreot Cleaning
Department, bids were opened for the privi
lege of trimming the soows. The highest bid
was made by Bernard Golden, who offered
$801 a week. Tho bid wan jraf used, and Qom
mlsslonoriironnan resolved to r.dvortlsn fpr
more bids. Later C Banna -offorodf 1.300 a
week for the privilege, but this, too, was re
fused. Tho drop in tho amount offered for the privi
lege since tho days of Labiola suggests that
there was some sort ot a combination among
tho rag pickers.
Iaeendlarlea 1st Beverly.
Bevehlt. Mass., Nov. 28. There is talkot
forming7 a vigilance 'committee' In Beverly to
run down tho firebug who has been setting so
many fires in that town lately. The excite
ment Is at fevor heat Early this morning
there was another incendiary attempt Mrs.
Chos. Dennis heard tho barn door open and
aroused her husband. He hastily dressed and
started out revolver In hand. He heard the
quick steps ot somebody running away and
llrcd two shots In the direction of the sound,
but apparently, without effect, Mr. Dennis
found that a Are had been kindled in the hay
in tho barn and quickly extinguished It The
footprints of the Incendiary wero plainly
tracked in tho soft ground around the bant.
The foot measured exactly 10 inches from toe
to heel. This Is the only oluo to his identity.
The IJet of Refereet.
Thets refereea were appointed la cuet la the State
courts la this ctty last weekt
tcrauri cotntr.
By Judf Paavtm.
dues. Jfeerett
Mellen agt. Nellen IT. E. Dickson.
Koblnton agt. Covers Thomaa F. Donnelly.
UorrtsagL Monaon. ..J. Warren Oreena.
Association for Belief, Ac, agt.
Wood............... Hamilton Odea
Germanla L. Int. Co. agt Kato-
man Frederick Bmyth.
Teschert Cooperative a and I
A. agt. O'Heara J, If. Tarsnm.
Theological 8. F. Church agt.
Mllss Albert Baeh.
Ftackagt. Rasquln Tboe. D. Rambast.
oowing .gt.KjJchell.... JohnB. Ward.
Central Trust Co. and six othera '
agt.Nlebnhr.. Peter B. Olnty.
Mercantile T. Co. agt. Ingraham.u. D, BurrllL
Kusch agt. Van Schalcg ..John E. Fins.
Matter of Uution Hamilton OdeU.
hoyee agl. Rettlrger Henry F. Wilder.
Weltman agt. Taft W. n. Rnstow.
Xlntual Lire tns.Co. agt.HerntlDir. W. B. Brlstow.
Ceemtatfoetrj.
BjJwlgi Jieaeh.
1 William O. Darla,
Matter of 181st ttreet J J. c;. Wold, and
( O, W. Flanagan.
.. .. ....... . . " " ti J.Hulquten,
Matter ef 178th street j.'manutlil, Friend.
( H. o. Csi.ldy.
Matter of 187th street D.' K. bthuit '?,'
I Herman Uolte.
Matter of F.lham aven, a.'yJ.-bTJot?;-WU'
Matte, of Fort Independence f;"'""
""" '"J.F.O.BUckhunt.
Jg Jwlfi lavreaoa t ,
Matter of Honahan ' ?hn?LV,l?U25.,U,,t
coaaoa ruuiT
y Jwig iloolbtaMr,
Matter of Balloag , Theodore F. HtscaU.
Matter of aarsch UeorgeB. Neaeli.
By Judm fntr.
Matter ot Berg Unit nanntman.
Mantels &
Artistic Fireplaces.
The nianulacturo of Fireplaces is
an art with us.
Rich and elaborate designs in
OPEN FIRB PEACES,
WOOD MANXBlrS.
HEARTH FACINGS,TC.
ot tho periods of the Empire, the
Louis', tho Romanesque, the Byzan
tine, tho Colonial and tho Renais
sance, in all suitable materials.
Drain predomlriattt, but there
are haodtoma cOtcti lo Ode,
Silver, Copper, Bronte and
Black Wrought Iron, The col.
or and ma trial are chosen to
harmoulia with the style ol tba
period.
The oldest, largest, and best known
establishment of the kind in America,
J. S. Conover & Co.,
28-30 West aadStrect
IX DEFENCE' OF JOHN BOBT.
Tt'toro'elb'h fVVV'Tlararf Tklaka Rli Slda
of Iks Caae la TM Ba Totd.
Boston. Not. 2& The 'Boston Nowa Barmn
say: "Thefo Is a great deal of interest In
Boston in the prosecution proceedings against
ox-Prosldont lloey ot the Adams Express
Company, and though the director trppear to
be unanimously against Mr. Boer, there-are
not wanting those in Boston who believe that
ho has yot a sldo to tell In those transactions
which will place his notions In a more favor
able light, but it takes tlmo to reveal many
things. Evonts run In a cries, and one rum
pus raises nnothor. Whathas at lastturned up
in the Adams Express Company now goes back
to tho opening ot the civil war. The Adams
Express Company now elalms from Mr. Hooy
$1,000,000 In Southern, Express Company's
stock ol tho actual value of about $000,000.
Atthooponlng.of tlioolvll war the managers
fit tho Adams Kinross woro confronted with
tho problem.'of tho disposition ot tho com
pany's property In tho Bout horn Btatrs. and it
is said that Mr. Hooy nnd his associates took
over this property undor n now organization
called tho bouthern , Expross Company, tn
order to hold tho field for tho Adams com
pany nnd continue its buslnoss In tho South
during tho war.
" An old Boston broker, who used to deal In
Adams Expreas stock, has often expressed his
wondcrtnontthat tho Boutliom Express Com
pany should continue so long nftor tho war to
00 owned by lloey ana his associates in tho
Adams company, but prosont developments
bid fair to determine ultimately tho question
of who owns tho Boutliom Express. One who
has boon fnmlllar with tho axpross business
for many yours says Vise-Prcsldont Banford
lias been tryluit to oust Mr. Ifoey from tho
AdamH Express for many years. Tho latter went
to Europe this summer nnd Banford hud a
clear Hold to work against him. Mr. Hoey tins
boon prncticnlly thu Adams Express Company
for forty yoarH, and, nftor ho is 70 years of ago
and has sorved tho company all his Ufa, It Is a
prutty late day for his associates to ascertain
thnt lie had boon robbing tho company. Many
S no pie knowing tho facts of tho trnnsfor of tho
ew York nnd Boston Despatch Express Com
vuiny'H stock from Mr. Hooy to tho Adams
Express Compaur. do not bellovo tbat
thero is anything morally or commer
cially wrong In tne transaction, whntovor
the lottftl oopect may be. Mr. lloey Is one of
the kindest and most public-spirited mon In
Now York, but most aulet and unassuming.
Ilo will not rush Into print to defend himself,
bnt In tlrao he will havo a defence to make
which will put the raise in nn entirely different
aspect from that In which It has boon made to
appear up to tho present time"
TrylBtr to Consolidate Oats Light Coaspaalea.
There are rumors in Brooklyn that negotia
tions aro in progress to bring about a consoli
dation of tho old Brooklyn Oas Light Com
pany and tt.j Fulton Municipal Gas Light
Company. For soveral yoars tho Brooklyn
company had almost the- entire field to
ltelf. but slnco the Fulton Municipal
Company, whleh manufactures fuol gas at
muoh cheaper ratos, has come into the Bold its
lnoomo bas decreased, and recently it has boon
paying the stockholders only 2 per cent, while
Uio Fulton Municipal has been paying 8 per
cent.
Binco tho talk ot a union of both companies
was started a couple of months ago, the stock
of the Hrooklyn company has advanced from
OS to 120. A proposed basis for consolidation,
it Is said. Is that tour full shares ot the Brook
lyn company are to purchase five full shares
ot the Fulton Munlolpat.
Oen. James Jotirdan Is President of the
latter company. His ultimate intention, it is
said. Is to effect a union ot all the gas light
companies In Brooklyn,
This Iff a, Wis Doctor. A patient sonda
for him.
It Is a. case of severs Indigestion, carrying
In Its train constipation and sick headache
The young man Is Incapacitated for work.
He flies to the nearest drug store and
loads his already endangered stomaoh with
mercurial purgatives, poisonous blood
tonics, and pepsin preparations.
Besult ho becomes rapidly worse.
Doctor is called. Happens to be an old
and respected practitioner.
Diagnoses the case quickly.
"Young man. throw those nostrums out
of the window. Bend for a bottle of the
genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Bolts, follow the
directions, and you will bo up In two days."
The entire Medical Fraternity recom
mends these salts. It Is In reality taking
tho Carlsbad treatment at home. For 600
years it has been Europe's first Health
Resort.
The genuine has the signature ot " Eisner
Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, New York,"
on the bottle.
gKftnattfcfofj jgrhoolg.
SUN UPTOWN OFFICE,
X,B3(3 BROASWA.?.
Near 8Sd St.Opposlta Hotel IsapcrUI.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL 11 P. M.
Hefts at tks tollowlas osaeea will bo tke
aetata those eharsed at the aamla otacei
A i'v.r?oS.HiA1rrI,,8T.eiH AV- C0R- ma "' m
AV. BET ATII Mil 7TII 8TM. KW YORK?
K.McnBKNV, 1.14UUTII AV., NEAK 71UT ST.
JAMES A. MeOINNIS. 20WK8T14TII ST.. K001I X
RENT riUAKANTKB CO.. Ml) UHAKD Ht'
an&ia5tJ!"i,'',10 ax a w' C0B- bboadwat
EDWAKD J. il.TAM8EM.CJ AV. A. BET. 8D A 4TII8T8.
iLA'JT-.1!338 a" AV" ''ET. 7HTI1 AND 77TII STO.
JEWKIX'B ADVERTISING .AaEhOY. SU BUEBCKEB
'. B. MeOLTNN. 1.620 0TI1 AV.
ioi1"8 ""'""EKO. " CANAL ST. AND 167 DlVtt.
E. OANt l.MS 8D AV.
J. W.ScnltLINO. 178 BAST SOTTI ST.
0BA.NDIN A CO. 717 BROADWAY,
A. WKIDMAN. l33 BOWKRYV NKAB BBOOHB ST.
LEUH ANN A FBANKKU 1.624 3D AV. NKAOSOTIJ ST
ANDERSON A CO. 7oT 8TU TaV. " Vs-UBT.
JEWELL'S ADVERTIHINO AUENOT. 1.100 STB AT
BBT.llaTU AND UWTU IWfc
hookltn orwsam,
)S Court St.
JIIOOBB ADTBBT18INU BXCOAXOB. l-ISO BED
CoBStBT:06 UJI AV" ,W1 "'". M
LAWhON A CO. 1.116 IArAYETTE AV.
BROOKLYN ADVKRTISINO AOKNOT. 87 rTJLTON
ST. N. N. UBEKNK, SltO UROADWA?. NKAB htABOV
AND0SBERT?AV8. C- W' C0B- W1
y. aoruE. i,iua mvbtlk av.. nbab bboadwai
aVONB IHLAKD CITX,
3 WOreenpotatj "' B0KDEN Av" ; CU.
IIOBOKE.V.
J. LICnTENRTBIN.lOl WASHINGTON ST.
OttOUItBlTmiYku 170WAaUfhaTONBT.
TUB McDOWBLL CO.,
4 and 6 West I4tii St.,
Are now orepariar ladles to use tbe Oarmen t Drartlnt;
Machine to take positions as cutters In tbe f aU and to do
!S,''i?wn5,re,,IUJlllf'.- .J01" CB,l a tne largest In
tbe city. We leach all tbe dlfierent braaebet In dreu-raaklnt-euttlny.
OnUblne. drapinr. Ac-ana liara
Krinch. German, and Kniliah teeclifrs. In the flolsh
1d ecbool you ran make a dress for yonrtell and Isarn
how tbe Ust work ff done. "Remember tbat our system
!' "?." f"'1 .by f "J cutlers In Ant-class establishments
u tblt country. No matter bow many cbartt yon oar
earn you can never compete witb tblt wonderful Draft
ina Machine. II (olloat every faebion and Otter err
form ana seres fotir-flrtbt ot your time and trouble in
SiVnr.'I.Vm,l,u' !' J00 . ou a system, why
pot aet the one easiest to learn and moat rapid to ueel
ilurrashlon Journals are acknowledeed to be tbe best
forpracUeal use erer pubUsbed. Call or tend for our
aUiant colore4 Uelilou abtct anl drcular.
vf. .- h H- Uj,'- ?.eAjr-,t7
UflfilKHO
877, 879 BROADWAY.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Useful antl Artistic Iiprtata
noH
JAPAN AND CHINA.
fatatatW
CEOMSOJVJVJE JEJVJtJtEEI
VASES, JAR & URNS.
Irzumo and "Tokio
PORCELAINS,
In Every Variety of Decoration.
SATSUMA VASES AND BOTTLES.
TAIZAN WARES,
In Klch Gold and Color Designs.
Chinese Carved Teakwood
Cabinets, Seats, Tables, Etc.
The Productions of
JAPAN. CHINA AND INDIA
Are More Thoroughly Represented
Than Ever Before.
Purchases made now will bo delivered
at any time desired.
Mr. Krehblcl and alia Chinese BaaC
Mr. H. E. Krchblol lectured on Friday even
ing before the rouslo department of thoBroolc
lyn Institute, the subject being "Chinese
Muslo." Ho was nsslrted by a Chinese band
and by Hiss Mario Von. Tho band made
hideous nolsos. yet Mr. Krehblcl was ablo to
make Tory Interesting explanations about
what the noises meant, and to explain the
principles on which thoy were foumlod. Tho
nudienoe was grently amused at the band, but
Mr. Krohblnl insisted that It was serious
muslo. founded on lofty concpntlons and filled
with profound moaning. Miss Van Banc Chi
nese soncs with English words.
sfalttrfl fmBlt
A CLAIMS or SEWING and trades women nrote-
euted and employment secured for them without
chares by tbe Working Women's Protcctlre Union,
19 Clinton rlace: not connected with otber organisa
tion! or societies.
W. U. II. MOORE. Prca: M. 8. MUCH. Treat.
ARTIFICIAL. rLOWEltS.-A. rlrst-ilast Onwer and
specially rose maker, who ran at the same time
decreet a small workroom, can rind steady engage
ment; one who it a good fancy feather hand preten-eil.
Afldress. stating experience, A. HDSE.N. Biatlon A. city.
A WANTKD Misses and dressmakers to learn
dresa cutting hy the only true merchant tailors'
s) stem; no reatting: ts this week only.
H. a IiOOME. 23 East Ulh St, room B.
A RTiriCIAL FrlWERH.-Experienccd packer want
ta. ed: good position; steady work.
KATJrMAN LOWENFEL8. OOi 11 road way.
RTIF1CIAL KLOWEBS.-tlood branchert, flower, and
piquet makers wanted.
11. llOKUElMEn CO.. CJ6 Broadway.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Wanted. line flower, ro.e
and piquet makers: also a few respectable learners
past 14 yeara. T. SlMO.f. 13 Bond St.. up stairs.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS -Oond rose makers wanted:
alio learners; paid while learning.
J. o. JOHNSON A CO . 105 Mercer St.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWEKH Branchert. blossom, and
piquet makers wanted. M. KATZ. IS K. Ilonston et.
BOOK SEWERS.-V; anted, a girl to run theHmytli
machine: steady work for a rapid feeder. Apply at
lot and 103 fulion st.
BOOKBINDERY Ctrl who thoroughly understands
the Morrison Wire Stitcher
ABUYLE rilESa. 2d5-267 Cherry t.
OOE FOLDERS wanted at 81 and RS East Ilonston
St. JOHN C VALENTINE.
OOK FOLDERa Wire thread ttltrhers galherera
interters. and learnert wanted. B2 Vesey st.
CLASSES IN MIDWIFERY, nnrslng. and massage at
COLLEGE HOSPITAL. 27 Welt iUlb It. Diplomat
glren. Circular.
EXPERIENCED orKP.ATOHS on silk and mull hats;
d also trunaieri and a young lady cutter
B.BlfTEH. 28 Walker tt.
GIRLS experienced on .atln and fringing New Year
cards; also on enrelopes.
BARNUM. 120 WlllUm tt.
GOLD LAYERS AND FOLDP.R8 Wanted, two gold
layereand twenty folders; good waget; promot nay.
Apply at bookblndery. 30 West Ulh st. w
Keen as x., isstu st. itjest. -want
EXFEKIE.NCEO SALESLADIES
IN HANDKEBCniEF DEPABTHENTi
FANCT OOODH DEPARTMENT,
AND TOY DEPARTMENT.
AFFLY BEFORE 10 A. M. 12TII 6T. ENTRANCE.
LADIES can secure rood paying business, clean out.
door work, selling Sadler A Co.'s Furniture. Piano
and Wood Friction Polish; one hundred per cent, proat:
best polish In the market; sells rapidly on lit merlta;
medals and diplomat awarded. For terms und particu
lars apply or address
SADLER k CO ,
741 urand st.. Jersey City.
MIlXINtHltY MCHUOL.
Sellable, tint class Art thoroughly taught In most
r radical manner. Those studying at ouce wlllberltted
.JtkiP,1".on, fommg fair season; twenty lessons
tlO. Prlrate Millinery Parlors. 83 Clinton tt . Brooklyn.
MEN'aNECKWEAR Bxperlenrrd four-in-hand mak
r wanud; ibslds work; best nrires paid.
bOHAUL A BURCK. C3T Broadway.
R".0T A CO. want experienced pressert on
. ladles fine underwear: also hand embroiderers on
nannelt. Apply at Manufacturing Ofaco. 67 W. 18th it,
CTEAX POWER. Liberal prices paid to first-class
operators on Infants' tllpt and dresses; steady work.
STERN A SC1ILOS8, S3 Howard it.
SCARFS. Careful Inttructloni In sixteen styles of
Tseks, puffs, and bowt till perfect or itinpey relum
ed; teaching. S3: work home or store guaranteed at
good prices. 7U Charlton st.. near Hudson st.
STENCIL MAPCOLOItEKa wanted, must be good help;
none otber need apply.
JOH N M. SCHMIDT. 07 Barclay tt.
STRAW SEWKRS on Wlllcox A Globs machines: also
operator on wiring and papering machine wanted.
BLOOM. MXvEK A CO., 63 Crosby it.
SALB80IRL wanted, experienced tn book and nation
cry business. Call Monday, after V, 660 nth by.
UMBRKLLAB Ynunggclrl to make umbrellas. 441
otb ar between a3th and 27lh its.
WANTED Muslo teachers to call or write for par
... tlculart how to make money without Interfering
with tbtlr regular profession.
MUHIC. 88 Madison tt. Brooklyn.
WANTBD-Fourtoslxgirlt to wind ttlerranh tape
... Papers- clean and steady work, and will he paid
whtlelearnlng. Apply at B2 and B4 Duane it.
WAInT UAND8.-Experlencrd bands wanted.
DOYLE. 4QP West BSth it
ANTED-A dressmaker with reference. 2,105
61h ay.
flowfltc Jbtxvnw Vautft..
A FRENCH MAID AND SUAMSTHE8S wanted; must
be a good dressmaker and have good city refer-5cf-
Apply baturday, from U to 11 A. VI, at eu East
otilhst.
NEAT GERMAN aiRLforup-staln work In a small
family; must be a nice washer and Ironer and ablt
lo sew; reference required. OS East B4tb si.
tl APABLB GIRL WANTED for easy housework: family
three persons; wages from Sri lo f 13, according to
capacity; references. Call afternoon.
bTEPIIENB. 280 West 83d si .
CIIAMBERMAID.-Wanled, smart glrlohambermaldi
, , assist waiting: boarding house. Call for 2 days. 10
o'clock. 188 West aid it.
CUAMBKRMAID.-Cnlored girl for chamberwork;
, eraahlnr and ironlur. must titep home; wtfttSll',
CHAMBERVfAIDA flrl to do chamberwork, wash
lug, and Ironing. 72 West BBIb si near Ulh ar.
COOK. Wanted, an experienced cook for a boarding
house. Call, after 1. 118 EtatlOlU st,
IRL WANTED Competent, small family; flat; ref
erences. ABKPaU. 218 Batt CWth it.
GERMAN OIRU speaking English, for general nous.
work in prirate American family, 2J4 Wett 3lttst,
HOUSEWORK. Capable girl wanted In small family
at easy housework; moderate wages; refsrences.
Call anernoon. BTBPHBNH. 3311 West 3dtl.
H" OUaEWORIC.-Oompe.ent girl for general bouse.
work) good cook and laundress; two In family;
German or Bweda preferred. OBAWT. 14 K. 135th at.
HOUSEWORK. Wanted, young girl to do general
housework for a small famtly; good home. Call
atrly., 8M5RO, 71 Salt 12U it.
$mtttt frxvim WattM.
Hru57wc?fcd3!l.,nSw.nf',rt WM,rt fWn"
. atme. l-QLIFEttK. 180 Wett RM st
HOCBBWORR. Oemanor Swadlth girl for general
housework In a family of three; reference required.
C. R. BLBIL. 811 Wetrt WCh tU
OtTSKWORK.-fltrl .wanted for general housework
for family of two: antt tpeak Spanish.
. SOLOMO.S. fag Welt Mill tt
HOl'SRWOftK -Wanted, girt Swede or Norwerlaa,
Utely landed, at honseworki wsresSA.
HDBNBrfftO. 806 East Hth It
UOUSBWORK.-pirl for general bouseworki no took-
Manhattan aT, near llettt at. elerator.
UOUSBWORK.-Olrl for general honsewotkln flat;
" Am,"BL'r'.'la.l.'1r', "" ?""" " "
J OU8BWORK.-Olrl for gtneral housework: plain
HOUSEWORK. Oentral houteworker and a none to
,0?2R.W.drlli rooI "Urir ' oompetent penona.
o t.est eum tt.
H"W8RWORK. Olrl wanted for houetworki good
.. .CSS. "i laundrett; references required, lis
tiett 2eth it.
.... .. m , .
HOUSEWORK Wanted, girl to do housework and
help with otuidren, .Call at 0- Bait lieth it, flrsl
OU8KWORK. A.gopdjrlrl fnrjrsneral housework In
small family. J. ALTUEIMBR.107 East 118th it.
HOUSEWORK. Plain cooking. washlnsTlronlng;
three In family: 10. lrs. BftOOKH. P87 4th ar.
HOUSEWORK Young girl to do homework: family
of two: reference 3IH rtatt 63d it, onttlde belL
H OUSEWORK. J. an and wife, housework nnd oserul.
BACON. 8S0 8th ar.
HqUSEWORii-Wanted. girt for general homework
in flat: small family. l72Wcttl24th.it.
Nt'RSK Strong German girl to mind baby and help
with housework In a flat. '
CHICHESTER, 314 West 26lh tt.
J URRE.-Olrl. IB. to mind children a"nd"atslstwith
. . ""ht housework: sleep home preferred. 821 East
Thirtieth tt. '
NURHK. Wanted, little girl to mind haby; good
homo; $4 month, Keoueh't bell. lon East 14th, st
NUKSK tllrl. shout 14, tn nurse hsby: slcephome
preterred.BUROLB, 281 Last IOtli st, top floor.
NunSE. GIrL 18. to mind bahr. do lUht housownrk:
. I'EXTZ. 100 East 87th st,
NURSE. Wanted, a young nurse girl who can speak
I ronch or German, 148 East OUth tt.
TI URSE. Wanted, girl. 14, to mind baby. 2,291 24
MART WOMAN ror general housework; not afraid ot
work; wagei 112. 130 Eatt'l.'eth it, corner Lex
ington nr.
1MDY GIRL Competent plain conk, laundress, house
work: $1(1: Norwegian. German. Swede preferred;
American family: must bare good reference. 10s
West 102d st.
WANTED Aglrl to ukej-nilro care of a baby, year
... . olli' Norwegian or English preferred; must be
kind and obliging and hate irond references. Oil be
fore 12. HOLLAND. B West 9L'd st.
WANTED Good, honest girl not afraid of work:
wageitlO. Call from 10 to 1 2.
NE AL. 103 Wett 80th It
WANTED Plain American woman for general
housework; mast wash and Iron well and hare
personal references. Apply 423 East 88th st
WANTED A German or Jewish girl for general
'homework; cook. wath. and Iron; small family.
Call before 12 M, 167 East 86th tt
V ANTED-Germanglrlwhooanwaih and Iron and
FlIc'nBfll.l7,'6f8d''.tr';"n- 'n """ '"""' "
117 ANTED-Girt to do good plain cooking, washing
.ini,Jr"lln'- AWy. "Itn city reference, at 163
West 441b. st, "
11 ANTED Girl for general work; small family,
J Mrt. W. L. 1IAWLEY. 129 Wett 87th tt
Uf ANTED A neat young girl to do chamberwork,
waiting, and plain Ironing. 213 East 82d tt
WANTED-Young woman, lately landed; plain wash.
Ing and light work. 11 Bast 77th it
WASTED A good conk, and to astlit washlng;"ref
ereuce required. 134 East 74th it.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Strong boy; mutt be ex
perienced In cutting arttnelal flowers; good ref
erences required. T. SIMON. 12 Bond it, np ttaln.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Boy about 18 yeara. from
German parents, wanted
H. KATZ. 16 Bait Houston it
BRUSH MAKERS wanted on camel's hair and filch
rarnlsh: also artist brushes. C, T. RAYN0LD8 A
CU. Pli mouth st, near Gold. Brooklyn.
BOY WANTED who knows how to feed a ruling ma
chine. T. W. JONES. 60 Ann tt
RASS MOULDKR on chandelier work wanted.
JOHN WILLIAMS. 644 to 658 ttett 37th It
BRASS AND LOAM MOULDER wanted. EASTWOOD
WIRE IK). CO, BellerllU. N.J.
COMPOSITOR wanted: a young man experienced on
newspaper work, for a tillage paper. Address,
tinting waget expected, B. M. A, box 12. Bun orace.
CAPE MAKERS AND SMASHERS -Wanted, six call
makers and two iinashera. Apply at book bindery,
430 West 14th st.
OPPER8MITIIH Wanted, a few first-class workmen.
Applr to KNOWLES A KEARNEY. 6IS Wait 181h it.
COPPER-PLATE PRINTERS
. TIFFANY A CO.. Union square. lBthst door.
CUTTER on Rberldau turn-table machine.
IIUKB.PRINTINO noUSB. HJaoobtt
JTLINDFR FEEDER. 10 Beade it
JNISIIKliR wanted. rlrsKlass, on iron stain. Wa
LIS IRON WORKS. Morrlt tt Jersey City.
HARNESS MAKER8 -Wanted, good Utter and
t'ltehert: only good hands on heary custom work
ft"jerse CU" 8l'"KLI''BEBl'EB, 85 Montgomery
HOBSEsilORR-A flrst-claat fireman wanted
M. II. COCHRAN, P. V. B . lie West 18th at
J OB COMPOSITORB waited at " "
NICOIX A BOra. 18 Dey it '
MEN'S NECKWEAR,-Experienced TeciTtcart mak
en wanted; Inside wort: best prices paid.
gCIIAUL A BOHCK. 637 Broadway.
MONOGRAM STAMPERS nn fine stationery.
TIFFANY A CO . Union square, isthst door.
STENCIL MAP COLORERS wanted, must be good help:
none other need apply. ..uu.ijp.
JOHN M. SCHMIDT. 87 BareUy it
SUTB ROOFERS wanted. '
WM. MARTIN. 76 Bchennerhorn tt. Brooklyn.
UMBRELLAd. Wanted, experienced man to Iron.
HERMAN BAMBERGER. 14 Whitest.
WANTED-Good pressman to ran pony cylinder and
two. Jobbers: must be quick and do good work:
jages.813. Address, with reference, PONY, box 21 .
Sun office,
WOTED Experienced eutten on label rutting and
i.oia!!lMr??l?JPri9,in'wAd',r,THB UNITED STATES
PHINTINQ CO, 61 North 3d tt. Brooklyn. E. p.
W11- compositor who hat had experience In
price list work. Appy 7:30 A. M, Monday, to T.
MILT6N TAYLOR. 183 Bowery. New York"
WANIPDTA K00 obDln earrtage blacksmith isa
mediately. Inquire of W. U. ANDERSON. Yonkers.
IRB WOBKERS.-Wanted. hande nn offloe ralUngal
W. B. E8TEY. 71 rollnn tt.
WANTED Tinsmith, bring tools. fornSO 8d ar.; alto
a young man. under Instructions, for clumblnir.
WAI03E4,harO1 Uti ,Ux'r APP'y. w"h toola, at
yy ANTBli-Two-thlrd Job compotitor. 808 rulton it,
Wanted mRUfiM$tttuova.
AOKNT8 WANTED to tell the Essex Button Co.'s pad
lurk buttons; fastened Instantly; remorabit at
Sleatun; box by mall, 10 cents. BOW Broadway, near
uano st.
AGENTS-io to7 dally; experience unnecessary
rxclusire territory. "
PUTNAM A CO . Perfumers. West Wlnsted. Conn.
ANY ONE desiring to become a telegraph operator
may bearof an oppor unity by addressing
KXrtSBT TELEOIIaPHBR, uoxl 1? 33Q Welt 21 tt it.
AGENTS-46 dally; see needle-threading thimble:
greatest norelty on earth, 7 Warren it, room 81.
CIOAR PACKKK.-Wanted. a married cigar packer to
go to the country to teach packing and pack. Ad.
dress, airing age, references, OPPORTUNITY! box 182.
nun office.
CASH BOVH wanted.
LORD A TAYLOR. Broadway and 20th it.
t" 'I OACH DRIVER who knowtNew York and Hrooklyn;
J experienced man. SOU Washington st, Brooklyn.
C'LERK. Office boy. 84 GO; boy to learn bartending:
' drlrer'i helper. 80tl Washington tt.. Brookl) n! , '
ROCERY CLERK (German preferred).-steady work,
good pay. SOU Washington st. Brooklyn, room 3.
PtCKER FOBBM AN wanted In one of the largest
rlgsr factorial to uke charge of about fifty packers:
eir.eri.noed men only need apply; tlesdy position
and liberal salarr. Address, staling reference and experience.-
PACKER FOREMAN. I'. O. BtaUon U Ne w
OfK city.
PAPER IlOIEa.-Flntcla.s talesmen wanted.
wutiuiing, jm nowery
C1ALEBMBN on salary or commission to handle the
J new Patent Chemical Ink Kntlng Pencil. The great
fit telling novelty erer produced. Erases Ink I borough.
ly In two seconds: no abrasion of paper. 30U to MX)
per cent. prom. One agent's sales amounted to SU20I
tlxdays; anothtrt32ln two hours. Wewantoneen
ergetlo general agent for each State and Territory. For
termiand fuUnartlculars addren
THE MONROE ERASER UFO. CO ,
La Crosse, Wit.
SALESMEN wanted on Rand. Mc.Nally A Co.'. Indexed
.. .i'f ?.f ih0 "orld, anatitlrely new work, to be pub
lished In February. leltt2;lbo Urgest and best general
atltt published In any country: new censut figures,
latest changes in boundary lines, latest railroad exten
lions Ac: mane of allot (be principal rlllrs. Ac: can
jrassjuit starting and exceplional opportunity ofiertd
to good men; salary or commission.
RANI). McNALLY A CO, 838 Broadway.
SALESMAN wanted for our retail department: liberal
.. tfLU' T"h ehanca for promotfon, to right man.
Call B4 Montgomery it, Jersey Clly.
S" TBNOGRAPIIER AND TYPEWRITER: competent
young mini atata age and salary expected.
K. B box 040. Vonters. N, Y.
STRONG BOY to run errands. "
(1. II ARDENBEROn. 113 Kauau it.
WK OKFKK AOENT8 big money. In exclutlre terrT
tory. Our new patent safes tell at tigbt in city
or country. New agents lint In Held actually getting
rich. One agent. In one day cleared 888. So can you.
Catalogue free. ALTINE SAVE 00, 808-S7X CUrk it,
Cincinnati, u.
WANTED-Sollcltort of good address, capable of sell.
Inggoodt,energttloand persevenug; or commer
cial travellers who are tmd of the road and with to re
main at home Apply lo
ri ABNOLD. 820 Broadway. N. T.
ANTEIvy.'ewsboye and street fakirs tossllthen
cent Chicago Police Timet "extra." rnnufnlng
latest account nf the hulllran-Slarin prlae fight.
WM CONNOIIB. cor. Monroe and Catharine ita.
tlT ANTED Industrlout salesmen to seU all kinds
TT house furniture, blankets, rugs, clocks. lamps, am!
te:"woo"f;u, "BOCKWAY'S, aia
f
WANTED Kiperlsnced talesmen to aeltCallgnph
trpewrlter In New York city and Tlelnlty. THE
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO, 337 Broadway,
yew York.
T ANTED All persons nnt paid for tbelr labor or
TT their goods to call at TIIORNB'B law and collection
office, nop Broadway, near Pnanaet. Adrlcctnc.
WANTED A imtrt young men about 20. to work In
rssUurant. Apply 86 Bridge it. near Broad it,
Monday, after 8 A.M. "
jSitimtiottif 7R itntf fl -tmnltg.
AH AMERICAN GIRL, who It an experlsneed cor
respondent and can operate Remington typewriter,
woald Uke petition ot any kind In an offlra. Addren
r unw.it I36th st
A COMPETENT LADY of gnat ability would loin a
party In a ntpectable buslnese: pie aae aire all par
ticulars to tecure atttntlon. Addrt.s BEST REFER
ENCES, bog 116, Bun office.
A" "MERICAN LADY (middle-aged) wlshet position at
useful companion or nune to elderly or Invalid
ladyi geod dressmaker. Address Mrt. r, 15 South 6th
av. fat. Vernon. N. V.
ItEriNKt) TTIDOW wantt apoeltlon at houiekeep-
er or wait ou Inralld; Atnerlcani liest of refer
ence. Addren K. C. box 88. Port Bwcn. K. V.
A COLORED WOMAN wantt family watblng at home.
142 Wett lttth tt, aecond floor, btck.
A COLORED WOMAN wlshet situation it cook. Ap
plyatfot WettMtbit
CIIMPANION. tdy knowing the English language
wants tltnatlon at companion and Interpreter to a
lady or family travelling, for Greek. French. Italian,
Turkish, or leschsr for the former thneltnguages. Ad
dress K. 2.261 rhlllp St.
DRESSMAKER, formerly with Jennings A Co. wishes
a few mnn customers at home: suits, 88 up: chll
ursn's suite, 84. M. B. FALLON, 1.043 Od av,nctrB2dtt
ENOLISII WOMAN as cook: tmall family: city or
country. Address 204 Wett 82d it, first floor.
GOOD LAUNDREbS to take a ashing home.
COLLAY. 1H0 West 17lh it
G"K.TS'AM FAMILY WASHING. 7.V. per dozen:
open all Urylug. Mra JOHNSON. 128 West 30th st
J oil BUNK Book HBWER wants situation: under.
standi making up work. K box 183, Hun olTlcc.
IADV, experienced, uidentandi bookkeeping, bank
J idg, uuKlnma, Ac iletlres corresiMinUence with
lnnnufarturer wishing to open branch office In Canada.
Address
Miss CLARK, care of Room 1. 34 Tonga it, Toronto.
STENOORAl'IIER. Young lady desires position ai tte
nographer and typewriter; operates Hammond or
Remington: 3 yean experience. Addren K K-, box
glikSiinuilice. '
WKDIBII GIRL would like to get a place at cook In a
small prhate family. Addren 233 Eatt 29th tt,
tare of Mrs. JOHNSON.
VISITING GOVERNESS A cultivated lady would Ilka
a position as visiting governen In a private family
to teach the English branches and German and begin
ners In French or Latin. Addren E. U. T, box 140, Hun
up-town office. 1.2H6 Broadway.
jFauatsOM Wantrd gtlf
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER and draughtsman
wlshet situation, five yeara' experience; or fur
mm drawings and specifications: short notice Ad
drcn J box 184. gun office.
AFIRST-CLABH IIAKKR FOREMAN on all sorts of
bread; flrat-clau Vienna bnad and rolls; alto on
patent and Vienna pans. 806 Eatt 10th it
AYOUNO MAN wlshet light position In an office; can
.tpeak English and German well and writes a fair
hand. Addre.tW.VBTTER. 1333d St.. city.
BO r, Respectable boy. 16, wishes tltnatlon at wagon
or errand boy; belt of references.
JOS. DALY. 228 West 144th It, city.
ABINETMAKER Young man, 12 yeara' experience
as foreman, wishes good situation.
MAYER, 384 Grand ar, Brooklyn.
DRIVER. Young man, 28. wlthet a position at driver
In tome retail dry f ooda houte, and can alto fur
nlthtd A 1 nfertnea. and alto bondt tf required. Ad
dress Cll ARLC8 A. ULLEY. 244 East 3th it, city.
NORATBR An experienced steel-plate letter en
graver seekt steady employment In some large city.
New York preferred. Addren GRAVER. 162 8th ar.
XPBR1ENCBD watch caae and Jewelry polisher
wlshet tteady situation. Addntt ANXIOUS, box
318. Sun office.
FOREMAN AND SUPERINTENDENT In large cornice
and skylight shop: A No. 1 carter anddnughtiman;
thoroughly nndantand mj butlnett: work In tin. cop
per, and aheet Iron: also do blacksmith work In angle
and T iron: make my own tools, and keep all klndaof
machlnea In repair. Addren II. K.. 267 Wett 42d it
P ORKMAN AND SUPERINTENDENT in large cornice
and tkyllght shop; A No. 1 cntterand draughtsman;
thoroughly nndentand my business; work In tin. cop.
per. and sheet iron: alto do blacksmith work tn angle
and T Iron: make my own tools, and can keen all kinds
of machines In repair. Addren II. K, 267 West 42d tt
HORSE8HOBR. A nrtt-clan horse sboer wants steady
Job. Addren
VAN BUBBN. 292 Tan Brunt at, Brooklyn.
JOB COMPOSITOR, all round and stono hand, detlrea
position; sober and reliable. A. B box 160. Sun orflca.
MILLWBIGIfT AND CARPENTER Is open for a posi
tion aa foreman or tuperlntendent. or would ac
cept position with a large house to make repairs:
understands all klndt ot machinery: alto tt a thorough
workman In all kinds of woodwork; six years with last
amployer: best of reference!. M box 227. Sun office.
MUSIC A young man familiar with string, read,
and wind Instruments alto (food eight reader In
vocal music, would like position ot trntt; reference!
ad security If desired. Addren MD8IC. Bun up-town
offlco. 1,2(16 Broadway.
MARRIED MAN. all-round cook, capable of taking
entire management of kitchen, seeke position;
country preferred. A, ROSE. 107 York it, Jeney City.
MARRIED MAN, 85 yean of age7experleneed Janitor,
wlthet any kind ot employment: best reference!.
OLENNON. 1.067 3d ay.
RINTER. Young printer, of good babtts and obar
acter. would ilka to make arrangements with a non
union office; can furnish references. Addren
O. W. BROW NINO. 281 West 4th tt, city.
PRINTER, with long experience In book, newa, and
Job work, wishes position: understands pressea and
gross work; qualified to Uke charge. ENERGETIC,
ox 148. Bun up-town office, 1.285 Broadway.
PRINTER. Young man would like work in printing
MT office; can distribute and aet reprint A. II, box 105,
Hun up-town office. 1.385 Broadway.
PRINTER Young man, good twn-thlrder. wanti
tteady position to nnUh. STEADY, box 184, Sun
offloe.
PRESSMAN. Situation wanted by a Ant-elan cylin
der and Oordon pressman; 15 years' experience.
STEADY, box 211. Sun office.
PAINTER AND FAPERnANGER wanti work: good
mechanic; city or country. C. J.. 270 Wett 84th it
POSITION wanted to feed pointer machine tn bindery;
long experience. Addren H box 218. Sun ogles.
STRONO YOUNG MAN. 18. wlthet to learn hors.ho
Ing; rcfcrcncee. FRANK JAEOER, 435 Eatt 70th tt
WANTED A potltion aa driver for tome houee. nr In
side work preferred. Addren O. C. B, SO Col urn
but av.
WANTED Light employment three evenings weekly.
C. Uboi 140. Bun up-town office. 1.285 Broadway.
YOUNG GERMAN lad. IP. desires situation aa driver or
In store: ipeaki Bogllih; sleeps home. II. 0, 1.233
Lexington av.
OUNO MAN would like a tltnatlon aa blaoknhtth'a
helper. Addren WILLIAM BOYD, 444 Wett Euth it.
ANTTUINO in diamonds, watchu. One Jewelry deliv
ered on 81 weekly payments.
UNION WATCH COMPANY. 388 Broadway.
WE SELL WATCHES, diamonds. Jewelry, oa 81
weekly payments, everything guaranteed.
EXCHANGE WATCU CO, 340 Broadway.
enc. A WEEK. Diamond rings and earrings. 85 and
tV up; wedding rings, silverware, Ac; mall orden
promptly attended to. J. W. MYERS A CO, 04 Nassau st
flffttT jtf HrHJtUtt.
DK8KB.ROLI.TOrS. PARTITIONS, counters, ibtlvlng.
railing, tabltt, ihowcaies, store and offloe flxturts.
No. 14 Bona tt
DESKS, roll topi, partition!, railings, counters, thslv
tngs: ttorts, offices titled, yactory, 60 Elm it, nsar
Leonard.
cfuroUurtv "
eam, .--.---- ------ - j-- , yjf
A-A.-FURNITUBE AND CABPKTB-In fact every.
thing tor housekeeping cheap at tbe old and relia
ble house or TUOS. H ILfJa, d aurf 10 4th av.; oppoalla
Cooper Institute, New York. ' -"PP""
IURNITURE sold without rash deposit: longest ored.
n&ffwi. ,&cw..t"2AhNit'g,'li", mawd,ao-
Alfittlmtauit.
BOOKS BOUGHT. BOLD, AND EXCII ANO E D.-ifave
.,. yoo;P'. h""" .,0,,1"I5 "" " " "" them to
us or send us a postal card: .via will call at your rest-
itr.c.. fl.t,?! ti5'i,M'.n,lw.",PF Fon the highest cash
prices lor old and new bookt in large or tmall Quantities.
LOVERING'M NEW YORK bUok'eXcI II ANGE.
'81 Broadway, opposite Denniux's.
DILUARD AND POOL TABLES, new and second hand;
JD auction prices. unit mil CO. 1(1 Fourtbav"
fltllB BFST BILLIARD AND POOL TABLFfi
1 THE BKUNhWll.K.BALKE-COLL"NDER CO,
Broadway, corner 17th tl. I Union Square).
ort aua rf-uttil,
LOST-Last evening between 40 WesT337rsiTand fit h
.,Jfr".U?.t toW "atoh with huntlngcaUind short
main. A liberal rewnrd for Its rstuni to
Mrs. C. p. MACDOUOALL, The Cambridge.
NOTICE.-Tbt annual mtetlngofTheocTny'for
at th. 'i ?,lnJl ".Ml 'SiyRga'". ' ,T"Bn " m berhe?d
at tba "Home," 868 West 83d tt on Nov. 80 at 1 o'cltick
'"' i C. MITCHELL, Secretary.
torarje.
POST'S BROADWAY BTORAOE, 1,364 Broadway, oor
...i,.,rMii1." '.OOOrooms; 1 to 820: sober, careful
fitVltiffilitT r,iii"".m"i'"- P""h' and shipping:
lowest prices; trunks, free access. 26 ccuta month.
..,,. Clnirrjipntg.
H,J2.CLA,BVorA?t Tu avtrylhlng from
...rd.ll,0 fI?Y! hidden mysterlst reTiiOed; long
eparatedbroufhuofttbsr. 31of3tlar.
&!to-'J:..? t' Vrm'Afi
giiitoToiratcafv spring, &r.
MASONS HAMLIN
PIANOS
ARE FAST BECOMING AS FAMOUS AS
mason sc HAivinr,
ORGANS.
Foreaihandeiiy payment!, or may be rented t,t!i
amount of rent paid equal! price of inilrutnen:, h,i
It become! the property ot person tenting wuj00
further payment.
BEND JFOll CAT.VI.OaUE.
Warerooms, 158 Ffth Avenui
DOYOUWANTAPIANil?
(Don't ropy this bend line )
New or second band, Squire nr Upright! If c .,,,
name and address and receive promptly rAiaioffn.r2;
mil Information. Special bargains this eck intlit,J
nsed a short time. Ilighgradn in.trcnnctiU t..rr' ';
easy monthly payments. Itents.84 and$. Mrmomh
Fix months allowed It purchased. Second h-ind i-l.i,,i
taken In oxchance. "-uui
TEEK A SON OlfgtT ). corner Broadway and 7t tl
FISCHER riAlVOsT"
Laretit miaortincnt of Urn n tit, tiraml nnl nr
rnrt mmlirato irlcei: CAti. lnlaUiufiiI, ar,J-
rliamred: alio plan on to reut. ttureral tmrjtntiiv in sU,
ond'bADU pl&iinn. (1lftrcut innkt-rp, at Imp l.n.'ejL
WSCHI.K riA.Ml WAIlKRfM)Ml
310 0th AY., cor. 1UU. M ..Ntow er
AITBNTIOK !
The popular Kraknner pianos tn rent as rnoutlilv
Rent allowtd it purchased within rranonAM. ttma
llrrat bargains in seennd-hand pianos of otlier nuk.,
rromtl2Mipv,nrd. To rent, 84 monthly. MtAhAUi
IIROt , 4(1 1'iiloti square; np-lowu areroouitaud tto,
lory. 1C1I.1I11 hastlauttist.
Not examine Into tha merits ot the
EMERSON PXAKOS
Retort purrbasing elsewhere
Pi Fifth are, between 14th and imh sis
AN ASSORTMENT nf second-hand grand nprleht tnl
square pianot of our uwmuuke. In perfect conn.
tlon and fully warranted; also a nnmbcr or secoal.
band pianos of other prominent makers ut tery luw
prlcea
WIW. ICMARI! A- CO.,
1A Stfc Ave., neiii- KOth Ht Jctr Tork.
ArntY GOOD BARGAINS in tecond-baiiil uprTcht and
square pianos taken In exchange: these pianos m
In excellent ordei .and will be told at low pru et.
MSCUEIt PIANO WAIIL1I00VS.
110 6th ar., corner lntb tt
AKINE-TONED UPRIOHT PIANO for H.'rre.Tr'
B. COSDRON. OOil Last 21H tt.
LPHONbE MAUN, l'lano tuner. 813 esf4Jd tC
L"ILI!UAM 0R0AN8, 870, with stool, lamp, and Looki
i easy payments.
JACOB BROTHERS, 1P5 Broadway. Brooklyn.
ELEOANT UPRIGHT TIANOS. SlfTr.; 8 rn7n"tMyi
Stelnway, bargain. tVIS8NEB,208aud30J Imton
at, Brooklyn. Open evenings.
FOR BALE Magnlflccnt upright piano; has all tht
best and perfect Improvements; benutlfnliy
carved case: brilliant and powcrrttl tone: cost Vim
alx month! ago; guaranteed by maker; will sell for
8200 cash. Call private bouse, 113 Eatt Cvth tt, be
tween Lexington and Park nvs.
F. CONNER. 4 Knat ASri Mt. '
Upright and tquare plannt forsala and rentonesry
terms of payment; second-hand H), 7G, $100 upward.
LADY eacriflcer elegant nprlgbt piano, cost enootix
months ago; tell 8130; ttuol; cover. 23d East
84 tb tt. near 2d av.
MATHVHHEH; PIANOS. '
Aflnt aasortment of our new ttylci of uprlghti la
rotewood. ebonlxed Circaitlan walnut. Aa. caned s&4
hronied paneli; 25 styles to select from allorthefliieit
qua lty: easy payment system nnd rontalt: somt goM
teoond-nands allow prloes: tend for handsome cata
logue. MATIIUSHEK PIANO MIQ. CO, 80Ctbar.,2il
door below 14th it
IANOS. Chlckerlng, a bargain; new uprights, S2U0;
easy payment! and to rent
JACOB BHOTIIEBS. 19S Broadway. Brooklyn,
PIANOS foriale and on Installments Rents S3 on.
SCHUBERT PIANO COMPANY. 035 East 1341b st
HTKCK PIANOS.
'Wstrvraama, Sleek Hull, II Knat latb at
Pull assortment ot these reliable Instrumeuts; also a
number of second-hand pianos, uriout makes and felly
repaired, for tale. Tisnus lo reut
STBRLIKcToBOANS. with book and stool, $8 monthly
.till paid.
WIS8NT.lt. 298 and 802 Fulton it . Swklya.
WALTERS PIANOS
ABB THE BEST. Easytrrmi T:cnt akd exehsnirwl
67 and 61) University place and 84 Eatt lilt tt.
ATnREE-STORY BRICK BOARDINO RTABLeToowS
town, accommodating 100 horses and 100 wagent,
with elevator: low rent and long lease: 1 .1.000: .sir
terms, or exchange for Improved clly property: ne
agents. Apply to UBORCE HtEIFELD.da Nassau st.
In person or by letter.
ALBUM, with Swiss works, Swiss muslo boxes, Ac,
must be sold. ML'S. I.VH'T MPU. CO, 342 Bowery,
BUTCHLR AND LIQUOR STORES for sale at a t.ir
gain. McKEON A CO. 788 Bedford av, Brooklyn.
CIOAR STORE and billiard room: splendid location;
. . hargaln: other business needs attention. AdJress
HELL. 1.265 Broadway.
DIAMOND CUTTINO AND POI.1H1IINO.
Old-established place. Estimates glren on short
notice for polishing diamonds Largo assortment of
precloua stones tor holiday trade.
L. LANCER. 81 Naesan st
DESK8. rut topi, $10; roll lone, 820; factory. Jersey
City. MCDONALD'S, 71) Natnau et.
liOR SALE A handsome chestnut horse, fi years old,
A' lMhandi: well broken to taddlu and harness;
sound and kind: very nvlieh: rare chance for lady.
Addren EDWARD L. MOORE. 8d0 Amsterdam ar,
IOR BALE A hat store In best part ot Brooklyn.
A Address HATS. 290 Broad ay. Brooklyn.
FOR BALE Stationery, candy, and paper route. 401
Eatt 7Hth it.
rpYPBWRlTERS FOR SALE.-Asslgnee sale new end '
A second-baud typewriters at half prloe; send for list
A. W. PUMP A CO. Dayton. U.
1Q1 8TH AV, 117TII ANDllSTH bTS.-Dry and
tpl fancy goods and (Inures for salo at lo wen 1
co.t: flxturet tullable for any business.
c lfl BUYS new Home, singer. Domestic, w .w!i I
V9AVNO. 2, No. 8, or Mlllcox A Olbbs sewing ms.
chlnei; warranted; automatic: cheap; the largest
stock of sewing machines to eelect from In the rlir
fromt4.fX)op. KELLY A bON, 2UU Uracil st
! . gujJtaWiS Ciianrcsu
ATTENTION. PUBLISHERSNew process printing
slatei direct from photos; perfect substitute for
wood cuts; halt price; prompt execution, excellent
work. PHOTO-TYPE CQ.7Ulleekroantt,
DRUO RTORE. Rare chance to get good corner drug
store: business $10.IK)0 per year, owner not drug.
gist: cheap. Address J, box 182. Hun office.
ftURMTURE OK HOU8K. 14 rooms paying well; rent
only 875; cash price, $350. 347 H est COtb st.
THE PUBLISHER OP ANUMREROP TRADE JOUR
NALS desires an associate who will demote hUen
tlro time tn the periodicals, besides purchasing a halt
Interest tor 81K.OO0: present net Ininme will pij-i.il
per cent ou the Inve.tment and can be largely in
creased: the highest social and business references
given and required. Address
" JOURNALS." box 1B2, Pun office.
1nnf LETTER HEADS. $t.75; buslnsss cards. 1
,JUJ other printing low.
UIIAPP A SMITH. 43 Broad St.
&A At fs WILL BUY free and clear an cstabllshel
SP'iftf vr good paying patent roadlclne busluessi
recviiiii SDuo por month: books and accounts enn be
shown to parlies uioanlug business: goM reasons for
selUng. Call between U and 5 at 148 and 14H William
tt.. city
t7 rtClfs will buy one hair interest In an old es
ffll.OUU lublishid ilronllo und Marble trorls.
Own. i's son In-law, n ho is perfectly familiar with tbe
business, will retain the other hair interest: owner
going Houth, For partluilari addntt V. J, 0, Peat
Ofllce box 74, Jersey City, N, J.
oaitB.
ADVANCES ON IinUhFHOM)" FURNITUBE'irlhout
removal. RADI'LIKIE. 1117 Broadway, New York,
and 37C Pulton tt, Brooklyn.
$" 1 llfi IVANTED. us flrst mortgage on 600 Long
I, UUU Island building lots
J. K. IIV1INE. 233 Od av. Hew York
5!:
.1. 18 Best Teeth H. Either upper or lower set on
rubber. No more asked or taken. To pay more Is to
throw good money awny. Volume of business luskes
our low price. UoM tilling, Sl.Miun; soft nllrng,6ur tip:
extracting, 2r,c, up; llli pure, fresh gas. MV Teofn
madu ' bile ) nu s. i p. open all night, ilsy, and buuuay
NKlVMlllK-'.ni.lllinv.; corner Kill at,
BUOOKI.YN 47H I- niton si., but Elui place and Loesei
JI'.KSKY CITY-Vrnk. rnr.tirotosts.
In New York don't mistake next door for HANKS'S
DR. I, J, IIIIYT, (lellllst (forinvrlynvrrslnteen yenrs
at at'fl Pillion ft .opposite Clly Hall), bus remote!
to his new nnd enlarged dental establishment. srr
rulton st., thlnl block up. near Jay st, ilri-uklin, op
posite llorton's; work warranted
ELEGANT sold Ullliigs, gu'aranterd; inoTtfTato pricesT
lir, Puller's Dental Parlors, 74 Vurlck .1. cor. Canal.
IJtOKBALI'. nr horse-power eslliigboue, Jr. eiiilns,
: food condition, SIM).
OIL MlliDH J'RESBIN'G CO, II411roadst
FOR hALK Metal nrrfornlllir marhlnei, and dies,
new, LOIVIN bTOll'MiN A h()N,:il IprLCOst.N
GiASENfllNKH "The dtto." 1 In WO II P. unite
' sally adopted for many ) cars In all ludUKinet "
reliable, rtnuoiulcal. and superior motive puecr, i'-t 1
on or wrlio sole agents,
A, U. MANNING A I'O, 18 Vcsoytl
clUiHIurrij anil grrusiuaWnn.
DUKHH HKI ItTH, separate" f roin I lie w IsTsTn s I
the leading shades, such nt. black, naty, fit '
anlpjs. Scotcli chovtols pUliIs.nlni other ellit Is.at f .' I
8JKO. 4fA 85 M. and l ') tsrh, po.'ilttly "rni
doubli ; altrreil without exlru rlitrse I'lo.ik rttidrj
Itepsrtninit. lots i:kt Sill) S'l'llKKT, corn, r
ttuar.. oter Jewelry store: uptnuaturdsyev'g Hut- .1
" "mavij TIIIH.
Plush and fur cloaks steamed ud raadinvsrbeautl
lotiy; dressts and cloaks made, t cry Utest styles. lo.
,tr,'ca. H.,u THOMSON and Mr. UOWKa, Urssa
I .aadCloaj; niktn, 215 tJlb ay,

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