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Is ' ' ' I . ' m i THE SUN, SATDRDAY. MARCH 19. 1892. ' " Hfttutrl 4fralw. TIKI T6IIR ADVERTISEMENT ' BITRICT MEKMRNQEB OFFICE. ; Avartltments for 'IIIEHUN raaybtleft at any i Amsrlcan District Massrnger met in this ellr. where ' the ftlarge will ex th same a those at the ila offlc , r COPY RECEIVED UNTIL 11 P. M. SUN UPTOWN OFFICE, I 1,265 BROADWAY, NEAR 32D ST. I! MATES ATTnr. rOLLOWINO orncEH J 1711.1. HE THE NAME AM THOME ' CIIAROED AT THE MAIN OFrlUEi Ail America District MeiMi(r OUee. AVE. A. 51 BET 3D AND 4TII STS. EDWARD J. tt TAM1EN7 . 7 XM A1E, 1,61") NEAR 80TI1 ST. LEHMAVN A . rHANMIU ' .in .OK, 1 TA E OAVZ i 8D AW . J..IIH HI'.T. 7IITH AND 77TI1 STS , C APT. i rilAU.. Mil TOMPKINS MARKET. SET. UTII AND srt KTR.. THOMAS K. MARTIN an a y -mmi, bet. i i jtii and i mil sts, law. .' I1TII A1E, irr.'. ((lit UTII AT W. II. FOItDIIA. 8TII AVE, 2.200. BET 1 18TII AND llltTH sTS , JEW ' XLL'SAplfcRTISINI) AGENCY. TU AW. 704. AMIERioN A CO HTHAVE. 1.170. roll 7311 ST, HARTOnPNIIS HTH AVE. 1.141. NEAR 718T ST. F MoWEENY. 8tlTII8T.173hAbT. V SCHILLINO. BOTH NT. 8 W. (.OR HROADM. AY, ALLEN ADTRR- TISINIt AUEM'V. 1TII ST . 20 FBT, ROOM 2, .1 AMI 1 A MrOINN tB 2.111 MT. 103 EAST, 8. W. CORNER 8D AE, U. OITO 0L8RV BLKFCKER FT. 323. JEWELL'S ADVERTISING AUKM'Y. BOWERY. 113 NEAR RROOMR RT . A. WEIDH IN CANALKT 17,.11'I.II'S BLUMRI'RO DIVISION ST, 157 Jlri.ll H RI.LMBbRO (IRANI! hT. 540 RRNTOUAKANTP.K CO CuLlltllllA'iL 70M..I.S Md.LY.NN. BROOKLYN OFFICE. Clt Court Ml. ATLANTIC AVP. 377. .t. II DAWD0V. REDIORD AM., V.'tiO. JIOOIIE AD1 LRTISINO EX , CHAMIh BROADWAY. 10), MOORE ADVERTISINO EX ' ClUNOE. RIUI'.DWAY. 2liO, NEAR MIRCV ATE. K. N GREENE. i C0Cr.TRT.O1 VOORE AtlVERTI'lVO EXrlJANOB ' he klu ae., hi-.. moore adv.ert1sin0 ex cha.siii; 1li.t0.v st, 3(17, brooklyn advertisino iAOhNCI LAI-ALETTE ATP. 1,1 1(1 LAWON A CO IfiRTLb AF,.l lltli M.AI. BROIDUAV. F. ROTUE. NO-iTKAND AVE. .liS I.. CIN.-IMJIIAM. I.ONO INLAND CITY OFFICE. BORDEN AVF, 5 (Telephone Call. 60 Oreeupotnt), JOHN W7DA REN. , HOROKEN OFFICE. WARIIIVOTONST. 101.. I. I ICHTENBTEIN Vt AHIII.NOTON ST. 170. OTTO L. REITMBYBR. NEfTARK OFFICE. V AOADEMT ST.. 28 W. B OORDOX. , A -OPJERATOUH AND FINIHnERt "WANTED ON h!IIT, TEA GOWNS, AND Wn.Vl'PI'.KS. WIOIIT1IAX A O . ton CtRF.ENE HT. A 1 ONOh Oiriit tri ti l o t nnttlK, ood py and L fttcaili work nil up uri' iKo biubII (tirli , lli.i lllA ( O llimiul 1:1 I'flnre it. A I-SI1HU.. 1'ILHfs A JALMHMIN wanl txprrltnccd V - nperatorx nn w lllco A oibbi luacblne. learners ' tafc-n 51 (Irt tn l. A A bMhltI!.NCMi IIAM)8iin Inrann" lonir and short dreMs, alKn wnrW au en nut h&11alkert. HONNA2C. bxperlf need bonnac operator; steam power: if'iod pn ' c U woonnillDnF A rn , 30 Howard tt. BOOK rOLDKRt Inl.linR tnclilne (teiltrs and "Ire smeliers U30 Tcarl t , M floor DRESSMAKERS -Wanted Drst-rUss wallt and skirt .baud, also operator and rerttner, apply all week. Mm' CARTER, 101) East I Mlh St. i TjIXPERIENrEIi OPER VTOIIS and tuckers on infants' t Hj slits and drees also work rtven not Apply - tn lloor. IRANkENTIIAL BROS, 151 and 1C3 South ( f.lhav. C'lATHERBRS AND PASTPIf WASTED JOHN CARI IN A HRO.8 Broad St. G00DFL0WPRVAIkERnte1 STEARNS a il'ism1.. 585 Broadway. i. jS" ONEILLA0 I ' WANT CASn GIRLS 11111 ni , .Ulll .f .101 ot. j Q O NUII.l. A l.O. ANT EXPERIENCED MILLINERY SALESWOMEN. I 0T1I AY.. 20TH TO 21 ST ST. It flPERATORS on wrappers and tea (owns, steam 4 Vr power, bring referfticen. SANBORN A ROSE. 470 Broadway. V "fcl,KATORnn Udtes' nhtrt aal.ts and Jerrey , J1 SPITZER MAI.NTHORO. 13 l.fspenard St. DlPER BOXES Experienced bands on rIus and pato work wanle.l UM. hCHUAD, 352 and BS4 rtatersl. near James slip 1 ""SKIRT HANDS, Waist Trim- y ' mere, Rectifier, and Baster wanted. Dressmaking Department, fifth f floor, FREDERICK LOESER & CO., I r Brooklyn. WIIDK DbPAKTMFNT Fxperlenred salesladies ft- O nnlred Apply to Kuporintendent. 1 K. RIOUiYA munr. Oram) Allen, and Orchard sis. NCAKF.-Ladle antd to learn maklnir (rentls h men's neckwear, llvlit, proniable liome ork , positions i walling 27.1 H est -'3d L MCAUFH.-Ladles"aiiied to learn, work home or factor) ; Rood prices 70 Charltou. near Hudson sL STEAWSEH ERS.ExperlenceTr"operalor on ivillcox A Olblx machines J I.AhF. 1(17-1(11) Wooster st. VfTANTED Ladles and ounir men to do nurworrkat TV their nan homes, conniant employment. and we . Pay irood prices, expenenco not nectssary; no can ' vassinr Address, for particular. Standard MfB Co. bejt 2.511. Boston. Muss. - U7VANTKU Good hands for fine flowers. Muu. YAK TyDE ZAM'. WW est 3d St. I jDomritir rmnt Wanted. A COMPETENT OIRLas cooV and laundrearTrTprT. fi A Yats family, references. 71) East 55th st, trom 10 to 2. ' rIIAMHEKMAIDH younir competent cooks, first class j Ay waitresses youitic Uundrises. chsinb-rinalds an 1 waitresses. North German nurses ladles' nuids kitchen i tualds. i5i.(M)ks who wash and iron. 2 1 houseworkcrs. jr butlers, and second men, n number nf serrants wanted , at oik e Mrs UtirhLEI.iHH BJiUt imliranchomce. y? lrk UbltxiAtDR seumslresres laun.lressis.'nursea, V parlor maids, cooks, honsfworkern: blah waves A j ( nl.l.lER. I.'3 West .'.Id st. i tlUMHhKVAtl). esperienceilln boardlnV house! . s most bi wiilini; lo nssUt with washluir. 43 Sest li Taeut seventh si JTIOOK Good respectable woman as cook and as ' s slst wllh wniiin.' anil Iromiiir In small private liimlly: iiersonil relertnca from last place required. ' 4JH West Will st, sr104)K Cmtiputent firl wanted; rood plain cook for p V) iraneral lmusework. Appl At bsscment, 45 West lwent)eithtu st. . T4ILD! HLv"(iATIIOLIO WOMAN -A home free for do. K Ju inir a llttla house work; oue that works on children s , rit.ihesi she can brinir them there and have tha use of , machine, respectable lopewoniun can baru a srnod 1 pisue; referentc. Hil'j Park n near 77th st,. call three i UOUHRWORK. Neat' (tlrl tor genera! housework, s XJ fond of children, small family good home; low p wanes to bcitln. Mrs A. HERTZ. 20V East 10'Jth st. f U OVSEWOIIK Wanted, a neat German elrffor gen- ) XI oral housework wiih riferonce, must ho honest. ; Mrs. II. 37H Pleasant r corner 120ihst, I f itioiIaEWORK.-Waiitod. a nooTGermnn KlrlTorgsn t XJ. eral Lonsework ami plain eioking, $14 a month. J. llrs HWhH mJ East 115th st. J UOUREWORK.-Wanted. woman to do general house- t XX work; must be good cook t - Irs OHVER. 118 West H3dt. . TYOUREWORK rnmpstant woman for geberat i XI housework in family of three adults; references required. 32 1 W est .151 list. - XJOUSEITORK A competent woman for general f XI housework 111 famll) of three adults; reference! required, 321 WestaMh al. UOUSEWOrfK Colored or German girl for general XX housework; deep home. Call between 10 and 'J o'clock. 85U V, est 67th sL : YTtlCSEWORK -Ootid glrL 14 to 17. for housework XX and assist with children. Address or call. 9 lo 1 J. 1 210 East H7ih St., 2d llat. ' lJO0RRnORK.-Wantdat once, girl to do general XX bousswork. also girl to clean. Apply 434 6th av. corner of 20th st. " XjroL'KEWORK. Wanted, for housework, a strong XX yt.uni; girl; good washer: eity reference. 4Iu , Y est 31 st s t. UnSEvrORK.-Neat yoing girl, thres adults; In the XI country; good wages. Address HORN BROS , 640 Broadway. HOI REWORK. Mlddls sged woman; light house work and mind a child; wages M 516 w. 43d st. HfiUREWORlC Wanted, a strong grrl todoTsBerai boosswork, K. H0EMBB. 13 union squars, city. J ajmUbBVl 0RK. Old for general light homework In I XI small famllr. Mrs DAVIS. 205 East euth st. H'obsEirbltK. Olrl fir general bousswork; wages mo4,srsta. 108 West 40lh st. top flat. l uotsKWOBK. Young girl to assist In housework. Jtl 41J West IBIb si. "" Jf iii'MUU iirk.-Olrl (or gsnsral housework. Call H0 Xl West 67th st. J VircnEKMAID-Wantsd. a good, strong, wiuing XV kltchsn girl, also a cLambermald; 113 per month, 5 4t).yslt2Mst. f rVI'ltii J. II. DAVIS est Fnd Employment Bursau, ' , iyl rw7 fltli v. between 38th and ifijlh its -First- g 1 .ass serrants wanted. I TtftTRXE German uurse girl for baby year and a half I , il old, n housework. KRAMER, 3.' East 71st si, . M 0.181. Alanfeil7lialf ifnwnglrl to go boms nights, f yl tarooroiie baby. 114 West 2Ulh st. TU U.iliE -Neat girl alum! 17 to mind child of 7 and b i Keiierall) useful. 41U tl est 34th st. T l.H.NHI sIRST CLASS GERMAN COOK In fine prl- ' XV 1 ale famllr. American nrefarrtd. Call or address 1 X" '''-EMENT, 205 East MSIh St. l VliANTI'D A Ucrman girl for general bousswork, a VI (stuall family: washing given out, must come at cucc, bring references. Address FE1JB. 838 Broadway. N. T. ?" VANTKD Ccmttetent chambermaid and waitress 11 In small prlvat famllr 1 bt city reference re- ) mixta. CaU.UlwssuUaodi2,UOOWsst2t)tlist. jBtyrtrttc $tntft Wxntfl TAKE YOtfm ABYEalTIMEMENT TO OIRTJUCT MEffHENOER OFFICE. A4rertlsemente for THE HVN mar be left at aar American District Messenger onlce In f bis cltr, wher t hs cjisrges will be the same as tbosa at the main office. WAKTKD-In a family of three In a flat, girl for gene.al housework. Mrs H. SIHI.O-CI 101 Bast 7Hth st . lty. WANTEH-A first class French maid: most have eity reference from last placa ZU2 West 41st St. In fsney store. WANTPD A girl In small family to rook and wash! good wages and good home to good glrL 449 West 2th st. "tlANTPD lonng girl to mind children and maka YT herself nseful. LYONS, 238 West 3Blh st. WANTKD A general servant who can cook and washj private family. JHIVlest IBtn st. WANTED A girl for gsneral housework. Apply 400 Wcst57lhst. (footlhflatB). Wmitrfl SnUn cWerhanlw, ftr. BOY WANTED One that has worked In a sign shop, can gild, Ac . can And a stendy Job at KliCKUl.l.hK lllius, 'llroailway. Brootlrn. BOOKRINDhRR A good blank book eewer wanted! 120 Maiden lane, top floor. IjlEEDER. Universal feeder wanted on reslster work, r HJ John st.- GORDON FRESRMAN-Qnlck and nest. Address, with particulars and reference. W. .1. F. hoiUO. Ran office GOOD BRUSH DRAW HANDS wanted br BRADLEY A hMlTII. brushes, 2B1 Pearl St. HARDWARE TRADE. Remarkable new tool; writ or call LEWIS I'RUNF.Il, 37 Dey st. PIPFR WOXFR Good man on scoring machine. .MAN.NEt k MAN'l (I CO. HIS 17u South 5lll ar. PLl'MRER wantedlTirstclsssonly I OLI N CA M HI b LU 168 East 45lll St. RULING MACHINE JKl.DERM; f5 per week, :6a Fulton st Sllo'tMAKFRS Operator on electric burnishing ma chine and McKay heeler wanted ARTIUII EE.NNY, (10 College place. WANTED Thoroughly competent and experienced superintendent ror factory making folding paper boxes of all kinds: ghe age, experience and reference. Address PA . box 1 ()8i New lorL. WANTED Two good hands on shs ing brushes, good pay and steady work to steady men Is guaran teed, slate experience to J. c. Pl'SIIEE i SONS. 100 Sudbury st , Boston, Mass. WANTFD First class carriage palntersFDOAU o. PbARCE carriage manufacturer, state st. and Flatbuih a , B klyn, Holton M.Crotly. Bnplnteiident. V ANTED Foreman for bevtlllng shop; one compe- tent to take full charge ' (UORGER. HARRIES A CO . Buffalo. X. Y. WANTED lorwarders and stimpers In bindery de partment. HPHINOFIELD PRI.NTINU AND HIND INO (.U, Hprlngllelil. .Man WANTFD-Wagon pslnterljand striper. BRYANT A CO , Morris av , near 13mh st WANTED A scale beam maker. Apply 9 A. XI. at 88 Clin st. SlVauM Sttalfs nijJttUnntottJ. AN ACT1E VAN. with money and brains, experi enced and reliable and capable of manavlng men In an) Held, wanted totraxel In a dozen States for an e egautlr illustrated "WORLDS FAIR ADVERTISING BOOK." Issued unilsr the auspices of the Passenger Depart ments of the Baltimore and Ohio Philadelphia and Resiling. Ihl?h allev Fast Tennessee. Mrglnla and Georgia and Missouri I'acltlc Railroads To the proper party the position will pay about 81,500 a 5 car To a misfit man the place Isn't worth the seeking. Absolutely no salary or expenses paid, the sure profits being In the man anain his work, Adrtres. by leiter only, lr. CHARLES HENRY ZINE, Treasurer SUNSHINE PUBLISHING COMPANY, 42 404, and 400 Race st, Philadelphia, Pa AGENTS Wonderful advertising device Sells lo merchants manufacturers, and at offices Splendid emploj ment Enclose stamp. ArcpMfg Co . Raclne.Wls. AGfNTS 83 to 87 dally; experience unnecessary; exclusive termor. I'LT,NAM t CO . Perfumers. West Wlnsted. Conn. A GHNT8" 8 D ULVRee needle threading thimble, .T. greatest noielty on earth 7 Warren si , room 31. B WANTED, salesmen on salary or commission to handle the new Patent ( hemlcal Ink Erasing Pen cil, the greatest selling novelty ever produced erases Ink thoroughly in two seconds, no abrasion of paper: 200 to CO) per rent, prottt. one agent s sales amounted to 8020 In six days another 812 In two hours: we w ant one general agent fur each Stale aud Territory, ror terms and fiiilrarttculars address THE MONRO!. ERAM-R MFO CO. La Crosse. Wis. X-8. BOY WANTBD-quick at figures not oier 14 yesra of age. wages $2 per week. Apply 1J to 2 baturday. 242 I entrest EMPLOi MENT OF ALL KINDS procured for men and help furnished free to emplov era MI.TBOI'O L1TAN AGENCY. 710 Broadway. jEW BOiS WANTED 320 Stanton St. IT O'NEILL A CO WANT EXPERIENCED SILK SALESMEN. BTI1 AV . 20T11 TO 21BTRT. MFN WANTED on cattle steamers to London and Lit erpool to work for free passage 04 Green wich st. POOR FAMILIES, with children having work or friends to go to In the West, will be assisted by the hlldren's Aid Society. J4 St. Mark s place (East 8th. st 1. also good homes provided fordesertedand destitute bo) sand girls. SALESMEN WANTED To sell our goods by samplo to the wholesale and retail trade: liberal salary and expenses paid: permanent position, money advanced for wages, adtertlslng. Ac. For full particulars aud reference address CENTENNIAL MI-0 CO. Chicago III. SALESMEN WANTED Permanent paying positions O ror canvassers willing to work: write Immediately. H.I.W ANGER A BARRY Mt Hope Nurseries. Rochester. N. Y. WANTED Salesman who has had experience selling delli cry wagons to work the retail trade In the city of New lork. salary and commission to right man: references required Address Tilt JACOB 1101-FM AN WAGON I O.LIe eland. Ohio. WANTED Two first class steam shn,el pit foremen to whom good wages will hs paid Apply In per son with references to A.J. McBEAN. Metucben N. J. WANTED Experienced messengers: also boya 14 years old or over to learn telegraph messenger service. Apply AM. DIST. TEL. CO. 8 Dey st Situation Wanted jf cmalcja. 6c. Per Line. W WORDS TO THE LINE. AS GOOD STENOURAPHERaud t) pe writer, or private secretary to gentleman; three years' experience, beat reference, salaryllS Address D 31 .15 East 11th at. A NEAT GERMAN as good, economical, substantial cook and taundre)s. excellent in every respect, city f r country, bent references 245 East Slst st , between 2d and 3d a a; basement bell A WIDOW would go out hr the day to wash or clean or take charge of a baby, good comfortable borne, "UOUtuat . between 54th and 55th sts, S FIRST CL'SSCHAMBLRMAtDand waitress; tbor- ouiilil) nnderstands her business boarding hus preferred 440W est .13d st. (ring bell Iwlce). A LADY PARTING WITH A YOUNG GIRL would Ilka to rlftd a placa lor her as chambermaid and wait ress Appl) between 12 and 2 at 2475th ar. AR1RPECTABI.K YOUNG woman, lately landed, ss pood cook, wnsher and Ironer; wages moderate. 20.1 Last 4.W st . first lluor. back. ARTrt0NO-S0UNO WOMAN wnnld like washing or house cleaning by the day on W ashlngton Heights. Address bTOHb. 2 68.' HID av. ARESPFCTABLE GIRL as excellent cook: assist with wnsblng; best references. Mrs. MEIER, 1,003 3d a( near 75th st. tw o flights, A"w OJIATTAslfooD COOK, good baker: would assist with washing city or country, city reference. 218 Wnet aoih st,, basement AS EXPERIENCED COOK, washer or work with few adnlts, country reference. 3J7 East 32dst. gro cery store A10UN0 W.OMAN as cook or chambermaid and lauu dress, good clt) references. 113 East 78th st , top dfor A 10UNG GIRL wishes a situation as waitress or fl chambermaid. Address WEIbS. 401 West stitust. A GIRL AS FIRHT CLASS COOK: best city reference, wages 820 to 820- 33 J East l.'ilh st ; ring tw Ice. AHR8T CLASS GERMAN COOK with unquestionable references, for prl am family. 1IW Past 701st. A" COLORED WOMAN wants washing by the dozen or by the week. A. J .345 West 301 h st . rear. ARFRI'r ("TABLE young girl as rook and laundress, good cllyrefirer.ro. 1, 437.1d ar. A i: GOOD PLAIN COOK and do baking; no objection to boarding house. 5J4 10th av. AYOUNU WIDOW to go nut h) the day or take wash Jnghome 410 Faat 80th st. COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS, go nut by day: uner stands all kinds of sewing. 854 East 114th st. CAPABLE American girl as excellent cook and laun dress also friend as chambermaid Answer by leiter H. II 288 East 24(h st. ground llaor. ' COLOKFD WOMAN first class rook or laundress, would do housework In flat; references. IIARVY, 147 Wast JOth st. ' COMPETENT WOMAN as good rook and baker, city reference. Call ror two date. Mrs SMITH, 154 W est 38th st. 2d floor, front COMPETENT COOK and chambermaid, by two sis ters; good city refersnoe. 238 East 40tbst. second bell. COMPFTFNT CHAMBFRMAID and seamstrsss; high est reference for both. 851 3d av. COOK. WASH AND IRON -By young, active girl. Protesiant; makes bread, soups, desssrts shls dishes; good laundress, city or couutry. JENNIE, 272 fith av. near 17tn st . Mrs Hall s. FIRST-CLASS ENGLISH COOK; nnderstands all kinds of cooking; excellent baksr, good washer and Ironer. 128 West 50th st . third flight, FIRST-CLASS COOK, washer and Ironer, hsst city references, city or country, 218 Wast 28th si. first floor, ' " GFNTLEMEN'S and family washing, 78 csntspsr dozeu; open alrdrving Mrs C JOHNSON'. 128 West 801b st. C10OD WORK, ressonablei-a), Call or write a bTB.NQUHAFHER, 81(1 Broadway, two flights up. GOOD FRENCH I'UOK In aprhate family Address M. U, 2 15 West 13th st .first floor, G"OOH LOOK assist with washing; city reference? 410 East 72d st , Fleming s lull. L'aDYSTENOORAPHER wants position where Intel ligence and education would lie valued In prefer ruce lu enormous rnpidlti : salary 812, Address hlESOHlurHEH, 114 Nassau st , room 213 1ADT, three years' experience. Remington type 'writer, double entry bookkeeper desires nosltlon. It, A. P. 171 East 107th St. MRS. DFIXF.L'8 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 2V7 8d av. near 23d st Cools, charabcrmalits, bousckserers, and waitresses of all nations suppUod. Jsjitstirtloit4 Wt tfmalw. ' u-i.i-.n.i-rLun-uJ..-sr-.n.ij--M-iLi-i rg - -iii- -i -i i ' -.. 6c. Per Line. TTOID8 TO THE X.INE. TAKE YOUR AIIVERTISEMENT TO BIHTRinT M ESHF.NOER OFFICE. Advertisements for TH K HVN maybe left at any American District Messenger orrce In this cily. where the charges wll be the same as tlio.e at the main office POSITION DESIRED by stenographer and trpswrttert competent Hammond or Ri-nilnglnn No 3: refer ences glven.Adiless Miss LEONARD 145 East lflthst. RESPFCTARLK VoUNO GIRL as ehamharmald and waitress: two years' reference. 206 West 00th st. (ring Leo's belli RESPECTABLE YOt'NO WOMAN as Cook, washer, and Ironer: willing and obliging: references. 211 ast20thst. CCOTCH WOMAK as nrsl class cook ird laundress; no n objection to large family or boarding honsei good 1 aker. csrver: no cards. 208 West 27thst . three stairs SEAMSTRESS tiv dat nr week: understands dcessmak Ing 1B4 Oold st . Brooklyn. I bell. SITUATION WANTFD-Asgondp'aln cook or general linns. work; small famllr where there are nu chil dren; English J, W. 50 Rutgers st . New York, Sif CATION WANTKD as a chambermaid and laun dress or plain sswmg Call at 434 West 4lith St., nrst floor, ring the second bell . SITUATION wentefby Gerinnn girl as waitress in restaurant or lunch room call 1 7H 1st av. store. STENOGRAPHER and lp.wrltcr desires permanent or temporary afternoon engagement: etrellent cor respondent litertr. worker. A. i speaks trench, would call for work If desire I hating use of room and rna rhlne. Miss DAI Is. 71 Wall st. mom 7. STENOORArilER (Remington typewriter) desires per manent position: educated, competent, 4 years experience, best references. ..... STENOGRAPHER. 232 West 21atst. STFNOGRtPnER and typewrlterdeelres position) two yesrs' experience; correspondence STI.NO. 20 Stons st CTENOGRAPIII-R AND 1YPF.W RlTLR.-Yo.ina : lady O desires position: abegtiiner: Remington and Smith llenner operator l.itiNS. S4H20 aT. S TENOGRAl'HFR. Remington typowruer: does all kinds of typewriting understands office wort RAPID 30 Esst Uth st . room 30 TENiiilRVPIIFR and typewriter oung lady, begin ner, desires noslll in, small salary to start. (30 cen tre et Orange. N. J STENOGRAPHER and typewriter desires a position; experienced In all kinds of work. L. 125 Eldert St., Brooklyn S TEMKIRAPHUt and typewriter desires a position; experienced M.O.I On West 42dst. STRONo'dlRL as cool and diTplaln washing, private family; referenco, 134 West lOlh st. SWEDISH GIRL as first class rook: best reference clt) orconnlry. 10.1 East 35th st TlionoLoll COOK: excellent baker of hot breads: understands serving dinners: German: for private American family only where laundress Is kept 104 West 71'lh st TIIOROIGIILYCOMPKTFNT COOK and laundreuj city references 081 iha . near rath at TWO SWUllslI GIRLS together, fine as cook and laundress otherns chambermaid and waitress, good cii) reference 307 East JHth st (ring Stunberg's hell) TWO IIIIIW. one a first class cook the other as waitress or chambermaid anddnsewlnglnaprlvats lamll) . best city referenc-s 0311 Olh av ; third bell. TtYO SISTERS together, one as cook, the other as waitress best reference Mrs IIARRISON, 311 West 44th St. No cards. WO RFSPFCT4 RLE colored women wish to take wsshlng home and to gn out day's working Call four da) s. 1.0LEMAN AND M 10. 445 West 40th a.t. TWO cdusiNB-AS FIRST-CLASS COOK and chamber maid and waitress, excellent references, togother. 1H8 Fast 70th st. T1PEWRITING 100 clrcnlsrs. letter (cyclo-stvle). 81: plars an 1 novels, special rates, rapid dictation otMSS, neat and accurate, lo East 14th st . room 28. T PEWRmiR-Y'oiingTad) wishes position as type writer, bookkeeper or stenographer- best refer ences PETRI, JB Boemm St. Brooklyn 11 D T PEWRITINOot everv description also shorthand dictation. Miss IIUGJilNS. 10West2Jdst, TYPFWRITER. quick. acciirate,reasonable. Call or write 81 H Broadway. 2 flights up WAITRESS 1 oung colored girl as waitress in board ing house, city references 153 West 24th st, top floor. WAHHINO by a respectable colored woman to take home, 75 cents doreu. Mrs CLARK. 3(15 7th av. rear. ASHING and Ironing done np at home by Mrs. KOHL. 100 West WOtb st. 1st floor. WASHINO at home or by the day Mrs scHUH-BER. 530 Bin aT. WOMAN togooutand do family washing Mrs MEHOARDT, 1 004 1st qi . Isl floor, front. WOMAN AS GOOD COOK, washer, and Ironer; city or country. 220 West ,15th st. v rouniry. u nriiiv.nisi. .TroUNG W OMAN as"first class cook In a private faml X ly: thoroughly understands her business. twoears' hest cily referenre No cards 5S5 Lexington av. be tween 5Istand5'.'d sts. (ring once Y" OUNG GIRL would like to work by the day as waitress In a lunch room; neat and smart. Ad dress 257 W Inthrop place. orGreene st. care restaurant. VOUNG GIRL AS COOK and laundress In prlvato famlly.-clty reference. P42 8th av. nrst floor. OLNG FRENCH WOMAN wants situation as seam- stress; nrst class reference 74 West Washington place VOUNG GIRL, lately landed to dochamherwork and waiting; references 1,810 2d ar. (ring Janitors bell). YOUNG WOMAN AS GOOD COOK, assist with wash ing, city or couutry, references 138 West lothst,. rear YOl NG GIRL to do up-staira work or general house work: iwdreferenees LYNCH. .11 4 West 4 nth st. YOUNG GIRI-, to do chamberworlf and assist with the washing best reference. 330 E ,11)th st 3d lloor, YOUM1 GIRL AS GOOD COOK and'laundress: best references DONOUIU'F, 07B Hth at . near 5Hth st. OUVnoMAN AR FIRhTCLAeS COOK, best city references 113 Past 22d st. Young-GIRL as chambermaid, reference. 1,642 Parkav , ground rtcor. CO R1MIN0T0S T1PFWRITFR: good education: Vn. correspondence preferred, can do neat work. W . 20 West 14th st. -t"ittona Wanted Sttaltf. 6c. Per Line. 8 WORDS TO THE LINE. A A -A -TTPFWRITINO AND TRANSLATIONS . Every description of work bandied with minute care, soeiet) and lodge doouments a apecialty; strict est confidence preserved. W.GERARD, 111 West 5Ula st andS Wst Jllthst Al CLOTHING1 SALESMAN desires position with first class retail clothing or merchaut tailor house, best referent e THOMAS J. WEBB 810 Fast 10th St. A YOUNG GERMAN, aged 10. would like a eituatlon as porter In a respectable private family: under stands little Euglltli. (11 Bund st , Brooklyn, rear house. AY'bu.NO WOMAN-as rook and laundress; city or country; good reference. 155 W est 51st st. BAKER First-class on bread In every respect wants work, sober and willing Ad lress J. BAMsON. 050 Orange st . Rosclllc. Newark. N. J, B"Y aN FXIt Rlr NCEO SINGLE MAN, Just disen gaged on account of death In family; a careful city driver, understands his bustnees in every partic ular; city or couutry; reference from last employer, tall or address J. B , 44 Inlon square, between 10th and 17th sts. In store. BY AN EXPrRIFhCED MARRIED MAN-Can tak-i entire rbarge of a gentleman's stables, fullknnwl udgeuf horses, harness, and carriages, takes proper care of his employer's propert) : twelre years refer ence from present employer. Call or address P. D., :ki West 44th st, BY AN EXPERIENCED single men; Just disengaged nn account of death In family, a careful city driver, understands his business In every particular, clt or country: rrference from last erap oyer. ( all nr addrei.s.1 II ,44 L'liiou square, between loth and 17th sts , lu store BY EXPERIENCED MAN-Thornughly nnderstands his business, single. Protestant, sober; good city driver, neat appearance city or country, best illy reference from last and former employers Call orad d nsstOACHMAN, i are Mr Conn. (144 Olh av. BY A I'ltAI'TIOAL IIARllENKIl-To take charge of a gentleman's plate, a good fruit and rose grower, single, Protestant: best of references from last em ployers Address GARDENER, care J, B T . btatlon M. New York cHj BY SW EDF Capable of taking full charge of gentlo maiisplace; understands his business tlioroushlr In all its hrani ties; also landscape gardening. Call at 11 Fast 45th st. VAN INTELLIOBNTCOLORRHMANas messenger In bank or Insurance nflice Apply st present em plover's, B D. A . 28 Fast 21st ll B V A YOUNG MAN, 28, as second man or groom; best reference, Address JAS DERBY. 1,600 3d av, (" MIACHMAN -'.aieTydlseuJaged, In prhate family: highly recommended, thoroughly understands bis business In all Its branches; good city driver, A .dress J,J.H.14UWest8ddst, COACHMAN. Msrrled, nofamlly; three years lu last place, can be seen; good city raference. Address J J. 102 West 40tlist COACHMAN OK GROOM -Thoroughly understands his business; good refersnees. Address J, 8, 4 East 8!d st. EMPLOYMENT WANTED as assistant bookkeeper, travelling salesman, manager, or drummer fur wiiolesale house: nn salar) ont). Address OLD Rl LI ABLE. 1st floor, 640 Henderson st , Jersey Lit), rear house, t I' tXlEllIKV EI) GPNTn' furnishing sslesman and U window dresser desirss po.ftinn, good iity refer ences f UIIMMIEK. 007 Hudsun st, 'L1RFE TO EMPLOYERS -Help 'rorifuTly selected JT sndstnt cltyorcountry: exi client positions rsady dally ror good men. NKWtORK BUREAU, 760 Broad way. URI SCO PAINTER, experienced at sower ornaments f and akstcb painting ' JOSEPH KERALV. 178 East 3d tt. I7IIRSTCLABB PAPER HANGER and painter ! J. C . cars Lonle, 240 Fast 80th st. GARDENER AND FOREMAN -Understands the care of stock, grsenbouse. and graperies, wifa a good butter maker and care of poultr), the best of refer enees; no children. Address J. 6.. care Mr. an bits, Summit Post Office. Summit, N.J (iARDBhtH -Professional. Just disengaged from coutrol of noted place: wlllhe highly rt-eomtnend-ed: twelve )ears' reference, married iu.iu Address A II. A . 11) e Post (mice Wesihester count), ,V. Y GOOD CIIARa'cTER, uiitltrslauils I lie full manage ment of rnaih and saddle bursts and trotters. i riii It- sober ami reliable seven )eara' rerrrrtHefriim clt) ami Rrooklliil highly recitiimendril ftuni last party. Address EXPERIr NCI., 555 Kent av , Broolljii, G'oiiirpi.NMAN wants situation as policy clerk", Address 11. 1. K , box 150, buu uptown odice, No. I..d5 Broadwar. JlST DISENGAGED, married, no family, medlam slzs; thoroughtr understands care horses, carriages, and harness, experienced city driver, five years' best city reference from last smployar, who ran be sssu) rliy.or country. Call or address f.'Ui) Park at, prl vats stable. Sb'fot.mru Wttttti-JWattji. 6c. Per Line. 1TOKBS TO THE CINE. TAKE YOUR ADYERTIBEMENT BIRTRICT MEHNRNOEK OFFICE. Advertisements for '1 HE ISDN may be left at any American District Messenger office in this city, where the charges will be the same as those at the main ofnee "Junior I'LUMtfRR wants situation: understands si steam and gas fitting; good Jobber. Address J. J. L, box 117, Sun office, LADY leaving for Enrope desires situation for her coachman: can thoroughly recommend him both as coachman and useful man lnhonssi sober, willing, and obliging. Address 837 Madison av. MODRLLKR. Position wanted by a thoronghly prac tical man: capable of taking full charge of a terra cotta factory. Address MODELLER, bog 303. Bun office. MAN, 20 years eiperlence In restaurant and bar business, wishes position as worker or manager. Address J. T. REYNOLDS. 1)40 Belmont av. Phlla MAN, 85, wants position: porter nr any kind of work. BURKARDT. 43 Stockholm st . Brooklyn OIRTERMAN First class all around man; day work preferred; E CARI.E1. 27 Grand st, POUTER OR GFNERAI. DPI P. Any one wanting a valuable young German whose employer Is moving out of town can address EMPLOYER. r.O box 2.R1I, POSITION as foreman lu factory, or in any capacity where I could bo useful; charge of male or female help; city reference. LESTER. 1.041 Madison av. PORITION wanted as manager in lumber or coal bust ness. no objection tn out of town; understands bookkeeping. 1. T. NEvTCOME. 14 Powell St. Brooklyn. PAPER 1IANOING 2 per room: kslsomlnlng, paint Ing. and graining at reasonable prices: send postal. (H'.OROh CARROLL, OKI) Atlantic av. Brooklyn. PRINTER, understanding nil branches of the trade, desires situation: wages moderate 0. ERICKsoN MtDDLETON. 80 Mlddagh st., Brooklyn PAINTER. Young man, understands tinting, Ac. wants work tn New York ur Brooklyn. Address PAINTER. 15 Dean st. Brook!) n. PAINTER pa'ir hanger, and kalsoinlner wishes work; us tools l'AINTKR.17 West lth st. PAINTER, gilder: young man: aged 20; good worker! wages low Al.F. 342 W est 3illh st . candy store IJAINTER. kalsomlner. wantssltuatton; wages moder ate. 150 West 28th at , room 15 Rl LIABLE, thoroughly competent In car fine horses, camageo. Ac : nine ) ears' best city reference; tarerul city driver; willing to make himself useful, strictly temperate; highly reccommended by former and last employors: medium size. Call or address 221 West 41st st , private atable SALESMAN, travelling In Illinois and Iowa wants line of rinbans. elastics, braids to sell to retail trade, WFSTERN SALESMAN, core A. HHbcrt. 53 Merrer et. SVLKhMAN Young man having trade among milli ners would like to have a side line Address E. ILjlENE, 220Jiest 18th St. SFCOND MAN'-In private famllr: hM been butler; Is willing and obliging, bas first-class city reference. AddressT. D . 120 West28lh St. SITUATION WANTED as overseer of farm by a first class practical man: understands farming in all its branches and thoroughly competent to take charge, as that Is ta) trade, a Jerssyman- am not afraid of work FARMER Fssex. Conn, S" "ITUATION WANTED by a thoroughly practical work ing garlenerwho understands the business In all its branches, thirty ) ears' experience, with bestofref erences Address G A R . Plttsfleld, Mass. SWFDISli Y'OUNG MAN wishes work as palntar; ex perlenccd. 223 East 103d st. TYPEWRITING -Medical literature oaly: rsasonabls rates E . 321 Eat 00th St. VALET Ry a single man, aged 88. who can be highly recommended as first class In every particular: speaks Spanish and English; best city references: pres ent employer can bs seen. Address C, 8. bos 62, 100 4th av YOUNG MAN (20) wants situation: axpertsneed ss assistant bookkeeper and typewriter: good offlco experience, small salarv. Address STEADY, box 148, Sun up-town office. 1,265 Broadway. YOUNG COLORED MAN would lik a situation as porter In store, nr drive carriage references given. JACKSON, bog 166. Keyport, K, J. YOCNO DANISH PAINTER. laleTy landed, withes tit nation. O PENTER, 302 East 44th St., top floor. jRwuittmtttW. CASINO BROADWAY AND 8BTR RT. M ENTNOS AT 8 115. If AT. TO-DAY AT 2. NOW UNCLE CELESTIN. Admlinion no renti. Pcatu on la one month ahead. YTNXON 52UAKB TIIKATKK "AiCftthlne criticism of modern toeletr " Journal. "AicAthlnc criticism nr modern toeUty "Journal. UITIUCC Clyde Pltch'i Knotal 6-entatlon rnniv A MODERN MATCH, IU-UAI as played by AT 2:15. PJTOFS STOCK CO. "A recur.. able drama." rr-Mt. IFt-JKJ W JOXjiXj m MATINEE TO-DAY TUXEDO Oeorge Thatcher's Minstrels AT THE NEW Richard Harris TJT)l7 Comedy Co iTAiXn. BEST ME.tTr) SOe. THEATRE. B'dway and 85th st TONIGHT LAST TIME. MFTROPOL1TAN OPERA IIOl'BE Supplementary Season of Grand Opera under tbs direction of Abbey k Orau. Monday. March 2 Gounod s Opera. FACST. Wed. March 30 ADH.INA PATH In LA TRATIATA. Thura.Mrh 11, Gounod s Opera ROMEO ET JULIETTE Frl ApL 1. Wagner s Opera THE FLYING DUTCHMAN. Hat Matinee Afnl 2. ADELINA PATTI In MARTHA. Pale of seats begins Wed, morning. March 23. 9 o clock. ACADEMY i'.aht 2 wf.kkh! Fventngsat H Matinees To-day and vted. at 3. C II Jl I PERSON KLAW A RRLANGFR'H COUNTRY CIRCUS. Another children! tny uiatlneenezt "ied , March 211. 100th performance Thum. eve. March 24 Somen Ira. HSTE RtRTAS--TO. D Al GARMENCITA MATINEE. HiBLO'S. tomdaaty'YtK2. TO-NIGHT. POPULAR PRICES 25a, 85c. BOo.. 7Bo. 11 LYDIA THOMPSON AS,0,,hg8HS.cB0iatABT w A BAD PENNY. UNCLE DAN, A ItKK-A.nRAC HllOl. Next w eek. the laughing success. " U AND 1." CTHAP TIIFATRP. E1ENI.NO. 8 IB. OlAXb B'WAYAND13THST. HAT. TO DAY AT2. Mr Till-o Moss Proprietor and Manager ckaXe FOR MONEY. IN PREPARATION BY MR CRANE AND HIS COMPANY. "THE AMERICAN MINISTER" BIJOU THEATRE Broadway, near OOth St. Nights, h 16 Matinees Wed and Sat. Fourth and Last Week of Charles Dickson, IsTXTOOG-. Next week-" A NIGHT AT THE CiRCUR" HERRMANN'S THEATRE MntlB'e To-day at t IB. To-nlgiit Hi 15. ( tiarlra Frohmun h Comedy Success! GLORIANA! "A Glorious t omedyl ' " A Joy Foreverr Preceded by Clyde inch's ' Frederic Lmnaltre," Marrh 80 50th Souvenir Performance! MTU ST. TIII'ATRK. Near 6th ST. Mallnees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAI. BLUE JEANS. '""VaSU DlUb JbMIVWI FAMOUS COMEDY. BOOTH PFIItORMANCE FRIDAY. MARCH 25. TONY PASTOR'S. JiiliiV. MAGG1L CL1N1 tHANKRUSII. Mill A 1EAMANR, NEI.I.U MAOUIRK. JOHN I- Illtl.W. I. W Mt ANDREW. I",NV PASTOR AND A GREAT SHOW. ROCTOR S TIIFATRE. BFGINS 8 15. Over 10 4i. Matinees Wed and Rat. Special Prices. Race Scene rivals The County Fair THE ENGLISH ROSE. w 101 I'M THEATRE 4tb ar. and '."M st XJ rO-MOIIT. hi 15 IMATINEL TO DAY. MERRY GO I'M AM. It Is not within memory MERRY 40TIIAs, thatwebave seen a mors HK1KY OOTH AM. I sprightly niece -Com Adv. A 81 CCrSS OF 1.AK.HTER AND MERRIMENT. EDEN MUShP. 23d st . near Broadway DE kdl.TA'S PROBLEMS AND COCOON. DEFBEGGER'SI H.,T;r;,,. IMUHCZI LAJOS'S Tyt-oleuna Evening at I Hunaarlaq Basil flOl.rUm.S THEATRE. U5th St. and Park ar. I JOSEPH ARTHUR H NEW PRODUCTION OF THE STILL ALARM. Next wcck-THATCHEE H TUXEDO HARLEM OPERA HOUSE. 125th st and 7th av. jiohi: i on hi. an, assisted by CHARLES CliailLAN. In -Lad) Bsrtsr"and"Nance01ilfleld" Next week-FANNV PAM'M'OBT. GARDEN TllbATKI' KICIURII MANSKIFI D. ., o'.td-rvg I BEAU BRUMMELL. alon.lusa. Wed Mat A Mglit-PIIINCI' KARL Thur. Irl. Bat Mat. L Nieht-PAI.IslAN ROMANCE. GrCndopi-rThoubf. Reserved Bests, Orchestra Clrclo and Balcony, 60a ttltt I HAT C. 600DWIN .VoVfe Next wesk-MR. POTTER OF TLXA8 r RAND OPERA HOUSE. Next Bundsy. CROMWELL. ...BSaiii Admission 25c. Ressrred tests 86c sxira. H. MR,ti JACOBS THEATRE. C0B- "& at. Thsrstlay, and Saturday, I UcAR"lnlSnBDYs NEXT WEEK-PEARL OF PEKIN. PEOPLES Mr. HFNKY C. MINER, Propristor. UARRVLACY.I oSWJVh. Ncsl Week-KATIE EMMhTTIIl " Wslfsof N.w Totat " Ih.NOX UU'l'll Madison av. and 6!th St. J SHCOND 1)101) AND HEALTH EXPOSITION, under auspices sif the Ni w York Retail Grocers' Union. sTOpenl'JM lolOP. M. Cooking Lessons 31. M Concerts alteriioon and evening. Admlstlun. 25 cents. WINDSOR TIIEATI!R.'.6ar,d 47 Bowery. MuiiiieeTn-day at 2. Orcat corned) f nun ilm Garden Theatre. II R. Ill 1. 1.. Nsxtweek-MAM 1, OF POSEN. AT CARNEGIE RECITAL UALL. Sunday avsniog. admission free, Henry Frsuk lectures on ' Errors In Agnosticism " TI1ALU TIIBATUR -Mathilda CottreUr Matlnas 2 K P )J EINKIXlCUTBPta01t. i.r.V. MADAMK TAKB TOTJB ABYKKTlSBMBfT BIHTKIfJT MEfSMENOER OFFICE. Amsrlcan District Messenger omce In this city, when the eharges will be the same at those at the main ofBca. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Commencing nsxt Monday aflsraoon at 3 o'olock, THE B.AMTOM AND BAILEY GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. with ixrb KiRixrra aium rsoTAOLK, COI.TJMBI7B AKD TnE DISCOVERT OF AMIRIOA. r. T. BARJIUM and J. A. BAILEY, Equal Owner. Brings, 3 slavated stages, racing track, 8 ctrens compsnles, 2 mensgerles, hippodrome, horse fair, magle Illusions, museum, aviary, 100 circus acts, 100 circus performers. 1.200 people In the great spectacle. W0RD8 FAIL TO EXPRESS ITS MAGNITUDE. Depleting realistically and upon the grandest soals tn life, trials, and triumphs of the great navigator. . , Triumphal Reception at Barcelona. Orand Historical Event. stupendous Paresnta. Ballet, with 800 Beautiful Dancers. Tournaments. Hevelrlee, Fetes, testlvals. Combat. Tableaux, Races, sieges Rattles Bongs, Choruses, .. Ceremonies. Rites. Beenery worth $75 000. Costumes worth 8360,00a Armor end Trappings worth 860 000. Twenty pantoralmle clowns. 20 animal actors. 20 races. Roman chariot, standing, and pedestrian con tests Mid air feats and wonderful equestrian dlsplaya. the whole forming the most remarkable and extraor dinary exhibition ever witnessed Performances dally a. 2 and 8 P. M. Door open an hour earlier. Admission, 60 cents. 2elth and 27lh at doors. Re SV'iiW' l Erlvntejiiives 111 Single box ssata. 82 Children halt price. Box ottlce now open tor sal v.?eK,X.n.R.A'" MARDI GRAB PARADE THIR SATCR. SAY KIUIIT. weather permitting, lllnitratlng history Arabian Nights tales, children's fables, and nursery rhrmes Kontass follows- Msdlinn ar. to rth st , toBth ay. 1o33d st , to Brosdwar, to 17th st . to 4th t, to Grand ".!? Sullivan st to Canal st to Hudson st .to 8th av. to 801 li st. to Madison av in Modlson squat Garden. MUSIC HALL. STTll HT, AMI ITU AV. TXAVE YOU BEEN IN THE " Mountains of the Moon ? URANIA. IF NOT, MAKI- THE TRIP DURING Ev7ry ijEiisra?. MOS,d,AT Mr. 6ARBEIT P. SERVISS vVED'DAT, will be your enisle. Stir. P. M ssnd will explore with rest SATURDAY) the vttinder-is of ssnolh.r Matinees uorld tbrsn oar. at J. Reatsfitic andll. now at box ofBo. N.Y. Symphony String Quartet. RFVBNTH CONCERT. ADOLPH BRODSKY, Director. nvnaw Jnles Conns. Jan Koert, Anton Uk SUNDAY, n,, mi,;,, m march m. (GNACE J. PADEREWSKI. m.tm w Qnarlet (Hanoand fitrtns'tt Am- ol r m Jor. Brahinf : guartet (Htrlnri) F major. On. 50, No 1, Beethorenj Bonata (Tiano and lolln) A minor. Op. JR. I'adfrewikl Tlcketi j 1.60 now on sale, DAMROSCH SUNDAY CONCGKTflL All the Solo, Rmemhle. and Or cheitralnuraheriof the celebrated sun-oay. MANZONI REQUIEM HARCH 2a BY VERDI. . .. Mile C DE 1 ERE, Soprano. llB r. U. Mrs J I. WY MAN. Messo-Sopr. Big ITALOCAMPANINL Tenor, llerr EMIL FISCHER. Basso Brilliant orchestral selections and Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4. MlssCEI.IA h( IIII LF R, Pianist. Seals. 25c. to 81 ; Boxes for 8. 80. PAIiMER'S THEATRE, BroSo,wbrt.",- Mr A M PALMFR . . ... Role Manager TUESDAY EVENING. March 22, REAPPEARANCE OK MR PALMHtS COMPANY and Hrt pr dnrtlon of a NKW A.tIEKICAN PLAY written by F. Uopklnion Smith and Auirnitn Thomas, entitled COL. CARTER OP CARTERSVILLE. Characters by Manrlca Barrymore, E. M. BolUnd. Charles L Harris h M. Bell, Walden Ramsay, C. W. Butler. Lvsander Thompson. Reub Fax. E. H Abeles, I Agnes Miller, Emily Seward, Adelaide Row, and Annie Casauran. NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC SCENES BY R MARSTOlf. SALE OF SEATS NOW IN PROGRESS THEATRE CLOSED MONDAY. MARCH 21. FOB BCENIO REHEARSAL. ALMER'S THEATRK "" "" Mr. Ac Mrs. KENRATf FAREWELL Mr. A Mr. KENDAL, TO-DAY. Matinee to dayat i A solUP OF PAPER. To-night at H.THE IRONMAHTPR. MADISON SQUAIRE GARDEN BOX OFFICE NOVV OI-T.P AnP'oVUNDAT 3 TO ANTON SEIDL BKA.Y1I ORI'IlbSTHAL SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERTS. NEXT SUNDAY, MMF. HOPIE Kf A I.CHI (THE WORLDS QltBATEST CONTRALTO) "The Huraenot8" and "Mim-on.'' ALL OR( IITSTRA AND RALCuNT SEATS 81 THURSDAY. AT 8 P. M, SFIDL GRAND MATINEE. MISS MAROARhT RBID SOLOIST BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway, ror 41st St. Manager. Mr. I RANK W.8AN0BR Handsomest and Safest Theatre In the World. EVENINGS AT a SAT. MAT. AT 2. FRAMIH WILSON AM COMPANY'S ELEVENTH WEEK OF THE SUCCKHMFUJE. COMIC OPERA, SF.PICTINO CIRCUS LIFE IN EUROrB. THE HON TAMER. STANDARD LAST 2 TIMES. OTBATBB. J, k, EMMET. MATINEE TO-DAT, BEYENTn (CONCERT NEXT SUNDAY. MONDAY. March 20-INCOO. DALY'S THEATRE. Every evening 8 15 Lord Tennyson's Plcturesqu Comedy. . THE lOREhTERS. Music by sir Arthur Sullivan. TnE Every dress new. Kverv scene new. IOKE8TEB8. Miss Itehau, Mr. Drew, Miss Cheat ham, Miss HaHwelL Mr. Clarke. Mr. Orrsuam. Mr Gilbert, Mr. Wheat lelgh. Mr Iclercq Ac. Ac ( horus of 40 Increased orchestras FIRST MATINEE TO-DAY ATI, FRANZ RUMMEL'S Seven Historical Piano Recitals (Matinees) to tke place at the Vaillson Square Garden Conoert llsll. as follow si April 1st 2nd 4tb. tith. 20th, 27th, and May 4th. at 2 30 subscriptions for the seven Recitals, 87.00 Single Heats. 81 50 each The ticket sale will commence on Monday morning. March2at atEd.Schu berth A Co 's. whero Programmes can tie had W-H'IKINlvAY A HON H' I I AN OH USED. PADEREWSKI'S FINAL ItRCITAL. Mr, Padsrewskl's flnsl recital In New York will take place at the Mnslo Hall on Saturday, March 26. at 8 o'clock. Tickets at 83, $2 50, and 82 according to loca tion, now at E. ScbuberthA Co's, 2,1 Union square. Sr-STEINWAY At I-.Q.NH PIANOM I'HEP. CIIICEERING HAM. Tlllr) (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, AT 2 JO O'CLOCK, MR. AND MRS, OEORGE Henschel. rrogrmms and seats at Bobuberth's nd at hall, II A It It If. A VN THIUTKC; M VT.HAM.Es Manager MR EDWARD HARRIGAN'S NEW LOCAL PLAY, THE LAST OF THE HOGAJVS. BIX NEW HONGS BY DATE B RAH AM. ' Wednesday I Matinees I Saturday. HOYT'S IffiVSg THEATRE, BVENINGB AT 8 80 BAT. MATl AT 3 1821) TO 1B8TH CONSECUTIVE PEBFORMAfiCE. TTnVT'R IRRE8I8TIBLB r'1"-''-"JB J3.UXAO LAUGH PROVOKER, W CHINATOWN. AMBEROS THEATRE To-day, Thomas matins At 2 o'clock. (Reduced prices ) "Dr Mllllon.nbausr." SKSfT'h.'ilrM&BVr?" iU "" L' I . rloOPFR 1'MON FRIirT ?ATI RDATTGHTrLFci I TURES IN THE LARGE HALL AT 8 O'CLOCK -Tonight the lecture will be delivered b) PROF ROHERT SPICE mi " SOAP BUBRI.FB " Illustrated, No tickets required, Doors closed at 8 ot lock. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES n.w and second hand; auction prices. GRIFFITH CO . 18 4th av. THE BE8T BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, TUB BKVNIWICK-BALKE COLUENDBaVCO. JsiMdVAT. eornar 17lh it. tUnJea soaaxs. A A PltETTY nOl'RE. Tho fashionable hatter Bells three dollars' worth of hat and two dol lars' worth of name for live dollars. If you think tho name too dear we'll supply the hat alone for $3. Stores open this evening. ROGERS, PEET & 00. TORRE fl-Tiae. ROADWAY Warraa. 8TORE8. 83d St. OUR a?JbJ--t..E2.E) Family Sewing Machines, BACH EMBODYING A DIFFERENT MECHANICAL PRINCIPLE. ABB EQUALLY ADAPTED TO THE HOME OB THE FACTORY TO ALL KINDS OF FAMILY SEWING AMD Artistic Needle Work. THE SINGER M AN'JF'G CO. ART ROOMS, BROADWAY. fAsoots, 39o. A.ln.Hu, B5. to 49c, lack. wU. Exeinlall 4llrn aa eolorlnc. Worth 75c. Each. "We fsaaanntelnr tke amJlm- m h. arm m F A A Boost's aad they st to B w yon ar bal-l " i , m rernlrwBoleamlxrIo, rCraiiarjJIrtrtji FIREPROOF HOTEL. THE GERLACH. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLArT. 48 to 55 West 27th st. nsar Broadway. Pays only 1 20 of 1 per cent, a year for in.uranes. Think, the lowest rat of any large hotel building la th world. Room single snd en suit, with baths, for pnnaaat and transient guests. Noiseless elevators; electric lights night and day, O. A. OBRLACH. PrriU HOTEL Ui 10GER0T, 5th av. and 18th st RICHARD DE LOGEBOT. Froprlctof, ITOTEL PND0M1? I I Otatrallr If AllUi.LaUst )i locat J laproTtmata. Wt Broadway lit fit- New York. .AMBBIOAR AND JEPBOPEAN fjQAVaT. HOTEL MARTIN, Ualweralty plaeo. corasr 9tk t. v The best tab! d bote dinner In New York for 81, from B P. M. to 8 30 P. M. Breakfast a la carta. THE De SOTO, NAYANNAH, A- n of th most al.gantly appolntatl hotels ta It worlds ACC0MM0DATI0NF0R&000UE8T8. Tourist, will And Bavannah one of the most Interesting and beautirul cities In th entire South. No plac that oaa b. named is mora hsalthfol or deslratl. aaapLaotM winter resort, WATHON Jz POWEB8, rrorsrlotor. rpO LET-HOTEL IN NEWPORT, A I. Th CLIFTON HOUSE, situate In th central part ot Beilerue avenue, on the comer of Prospect Hill strt. The premises consist of two stores on lletloru avnu (now used as a restaurant), two stores on Prospect Htli street, and about twenty five other rooms partly fur nlthed. The present tenant, who Is retiring after much success, hss kpt opsn all th yar For further partto nlars apply to A. PRBBCOTT BAKER. Newport. R.L Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia. European Flan, tl 00 per day and upward. American Plan, la 50 per day ana upward. "FOUR SEA80NS HOTEL" (CUMBERLAND OAr PARI, TBNXV This snpsrh Hots', situated in ths romantic mom tains of Tssnrssee, now open. Miles of macadamised roads, war relics, Powell's Blver Cave, exqulslts scenery, all Imsglnahls comforts, electrla lights, superior tabls, Iron and Chalybsats Sprlnrt, Should bs visited by tourists going or returning from all Southern Resorts. HENRY CLAfR, Msnsgsr, HARROQATE. TENH. MEA HIDE IIOUHE, ATLANTIC cm, N. J. Thoroughly remodelled and refurnishel Now opsn for guests, direcil) on beutii, LVer) toinfort, including steam hsat. open tires eluvuiors sun parlors hut salt baths In house, and end ised walk to the ocean; open aiUheyear, CIIA- E.A.NB. WHEN IN BUFFALO STOP AT THE GENESEE Niag ara Falls forty minutes away fjjtiiutant.ij. MAIRE RESTAURANT, 6ft WILLOLOIIBY sT near Jar. Brooklyn, V, T, TABLE D'HOTE DINNER WITH WIXB, 60 AND 71 (FNT8 ARTHUR MAIRE, Proprietor. Cxruwiow, STARI.VH EXl'PRNION Ofltres. Pier IH N ll foot of Corllaii.lt st. hi:.is. or I nu-;. New pleasure groves riiiiiinfidliiiis steamers and barges, delightful outings lor aiiuini r da)s BOOK now iii:, Itally. l-r., Hiimliivs, III.I DKI I' Sl:felllNI. every luesdu), Thursday, and Siimla), five big prls-i for tug rsh, total talue .,'(). iloniiln irmi niillsiil seisiemier VMII.Hl: 'Jin st. P II. 7 15 II eklui.il si, I I! .7 40, IMer II N It, S t .VI fnre ,.",. tn . ball, luii.it ,tl AI.10-.T1II, lic Surf. HUDSON OOl'NTT JOCKEY CLUB, North Bergta. R. J. Baclng .very day. rain or shin, rtrst race at 3 P. M. Boats from, Barclay, Jay. chrlstophsr, 14th. anl i Its,, coausetlxig witbeara dlrt to (rack. B. W1UTKUSAD, fiWttair, "PAMMEYED" " Stamped on a Shoe 1 means Standard ot Merit, As tho Hand-sewed "Welt is bo perior to tho machine-made ghoe so is my $3 Hand-sowod "Welt Shot superior to any other $3 men's shoe for all these others aro machi&i made. Any man desiring to test tho truth of this assertion can easily do it by buying a pair of my shoes and comparing them in workmanship, quality, and wear with tho $3 shoes they have beon accustomed to weat, MEN'S CALF HAND SEWED WELT jp These Mtfn's .Calf Hnnd-sowed "Welt Shoes aro made in evorr stylo, shape, and form, and it makes no difference what style of shoe is preferred, I can guarantee perfect fit and satisfaction in every instance. Send for Catalogue, Mailed Free. OAUTIONs Having no branoh stores, my shoes oannot be par chased at any other establishment. A. J. CAMMEYER, Sixth Avenue, cor. 12th St. DBETITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT. THEREFORE WE HAVE ONIY TO BAY XT WIEEi PAY YOU TO SEE THESE l OAK BEDROOM SUIT, S) fie lin wahijOr tabi.es, oak ori nn CHERRY .TTT;. , HM rinwrflMTrnn s.rvrr-r'T'jasa nv tr. CONTINUED SUCCESS OF RE.) .. .. VIILVINO BOOKCASH WITH1 SB QQ TOUR CHOICE OF FINEST FURNI. TUBE, CARPET0, DRAjrERZES, MO. TURES, ODD PIECES, BABY CAR RIAsBES, BEDDINtB. ITOTI C1VOCKS, As, LudwigBaumann&Co 258, 260, 262 0th Ave., Near lTtk mK "" REMKaTBER. EAST SIDE THE STRXaTYt OUR TERMS t $1X0 par wJt on 876182 60 h, wk m UN 1.50 par week on 100 8 00 per wek oa SaJ 2 00 ger week on 150 1 860 per week n C8 FAT FOLKS REDUCED saaR m Mrs.AllcaMspIe.C-rtaroa.Me4. SvY pJlssrs, "Mywelghtssaassglba! fit f- hvijoowttls tei lbs., a vsdDcdorof SM liijsrbs .aadlfMlsomachbestee tiW (1 Wi. avthatlss.juldB.tlakslsee.taia IU I 1 ir.4. Ah pat back km l wssTj 1-1 If ' 'I'.ra'b.th Kirprlscd sd (fioi sf th.chaoge. I recommend your treatment to allstulerer. from obesity, will answer all isqutricaif stamp Is e-sclosss) let reply." PATIENTS TREATED BY MMItj. . Ivo starring, no lnconvenlenoa, hannlM ad no baB sfTaota, Strictly ccnudrotlsd. For olrculara tad ta pgioslsls addnas with Co. in stamps, DR. O. W. F. SNYDER. MeVlcker'a Theatre Bldg., Chlcags, III i Am Atk your Druggist (or 9 kWkwkM bottle of Big ta. Th only H VsasaaT "on-pofronou nmedyforau V HPV tb uri natural disebjuras and H priTate diseases of men ana th bbbS debilltatlnr weaken pecubar V to women. It cure In a law days without Hi aid, at HTlatajH publicity of a doctor. K TA Univtrml America Oflty "S Uanufactured by IRRHB Tbt aTTUt Chemical On, 'B CINCINNATI, a jm4M t -ssaaaw H diseasesof1ien. ALL NEURETand private diseases of men curst In a few days, no charge unless cured, also gleet, stno ture. blood poisoning ulcers, skin diseases, voatbfal errors nervous debility, lost vigor "and inanh oj rs stored Dr HAI.LKTT. the celebrated specialist. 141 East 19th st . near 3d av,; best advice frets ginnofijrti'jj, roan, c. AN A6B0RTH1 NT or second hand grand, upright, sol square pianos of our own make, in perfect condt tlon and fully warranted; also a number or .ecoua band planus of other prominent makers at very lev prices W.I. KNABKA-CO.. 14B fills Avrs., near Olh Wt., N. Y. A -FISCHER PIANOS. . FISCHER PIANOS Large assortment Upright. Orand. and Square Fuse at moderate prices cash, installments, and excbanfeai atro Pianos lo rent, several bargains in second baas Pianos, different makers, at low prices H8CIIEE PIANO WAREROOMV 110 nth m.rorncr lilihst..Nswlotk.j COTTAOE ORGANS. 12 stops D5. VI monthly. Ulf anient rive nrs. WlbBNER, iVH Pulton it. Brooklyn, open evenings ELtOANT IJPRIIIIIT PIANO. I5. 81 montMn hlelntvav bargain ImNER, .'Ktl and So." f " St. Brtmklyn opt n eveninss I. CONNER, A I.Ht 4d (. Upright un 1 8iiiure Pi vnos for s tie an 1 rent on essr termttit u num. setjinil baud fvi, S7f $lt)Oiiiar. LADY sacrll'ces elegant uprlKht pianoi coslfslslx lunnll siigo. se'ltlfA). stool cover S.t'l P ivt 'Itns. W I Oil SUNN. 1.134 81 av. near 7.'1 sL-Pisoos , . for site, n lit. or exchanged, tuning rcpa'M-s $1,500,000 MKn'?!' ?. logu.free DANIEL F. BEATTV Haibingiuq N J. gJogt ana .ftuui LOfT-A pocketbook In Hall, on av car Thcrilsy night ah iut 11 so, will gentleman who left cat a fist st kindly furnish Information to owner which wui lead toll. recovery; suitable reward lo under. Address P.Q Box.J.216. , LOhT-Coupons tins Septsmbsr. 18 U Ns 3 184 snl l5.1H!flI'rlelly,7porcent gold him Is "f 1W' ment lia lietti sttippLd. an 1 ail jerstns ars herriiy untitle I not iiiiii.f iialvsaui. - ' STOI.I N.iiiManli IN friuiiiiik n. ti in (lr"ii d si. rili lili, t.iiulllrisli Itrilei Mi nr return luirsii lib gin . f ALIBI H I'AI l.il N, llorlst tsl II bi u. N J, Villi III! In S'Ai ' STOLI N I iiiiti inn t I'll I -I N M n infroii j. i f,l one. llukHi'. a ii ii . ' "i av Sfc s. 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