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. THE SUN, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1899. 9
l WAISHANDIIANDLERDBAW
ncrova TirHSTr.riri: itovxo
fiaiiT at cox Kr iar..txtt.
The New nrk Mnn'i Fart) Itndly Cut mitt
One of Wnlih'a Kyeia Clniod-Ilnndler
! Unit of the I.rnillnc-A Three-
Bound Ilout lletwren .leitrlos mill Drily.
Jlpimy lirinillor of Nownrk nnd Aniljr WnUh
t of lJrooklyti fouitht twonty.llvovlclcus romulii
, t tho Coney Inland Hportlnir I'luli Inst nlelit In
the presence of a tile crowd Tlio dnolnlon
WM a rlrnvr, although Hiimllor hail tlio bnttor
of the "bo." If only because ol his almost con
tnnt lending llin fnco wan limlly bruNod,
while Walsh wn not perceptibly ninrkod, ex
cept for n damnevd optic.
Tlio prominent appearance of Champion Jim
Jeffries wa a mnnnct In Itself, for thn crnnd
came early and filled up tho cheaper seats lonir
before tlio preliminary bout. There 'aroG.OUO
persons In tho blir builditiK when LMillo I.en-
ner of riilladolphla and Jack McDonald
) of Nownrk appoareil for the llrst bout
of ten rounds nt catchwolahts. Din
Illekey, l'ltzilmnions's spurring partner,
rai tho referee, l.ennoy was much cloverer
than his opimnent, and easily outpointed
)f blin from tho start. In tho soenth round Mc-
i Donald tub blcedlnn from a cut on tho brlduo
, of his nose. Lenney, In his anxiety to land a
flnlshlnn blow, hit below tlio belt, but tho acci
dental foul was not allowed In the last round
McDonald was bleedlnc from cuts under each
o nnd from thn nose and mouth. Ho took
his medicine eamoly, but wnoutclascd I.en
ney ent the decision wl'h ease.
A throo-round ohlbltloii nas announced be
tween Jim Daly and Champion Jeffries, whero
tipon tho crowd roared In npprowil. Jeffries
Rot Into tho rlntt a fow momenta Inter amid
wild applause. He was strlppoil to tho wulst,
nd woro lone blue trunks, with an Ameilcan
1 fine around his waist. "Hpceehl" tho crowd
howled, hut tho cone cut everything short, nnd
the blc follow went at it. Daly swung wildly
nnd made a creat bluff tolaudontheohamplon.
who blocked and erlnned as it ho was
enjoying himself In tho second round
Jeffries playfully punched his partner In
tho face and pushed him against the ropes.
Daly, who was hoi: fat, puffed liko n grampus.
The third round was so one-sided nnd tame
that several bloodthirsty sports cried "Stop Itl
J Tako 'em olTI" When tho bout was oer Ilrady
K jumped Into tho ring nnd whlsporod In the big
fellow's car. Jeffries walked to the eontro of
l tho stago and lifted his loft hand, asking for an
ktidlonce.
" "Gentlemen," said ho In n scarcely audible.
toIcb. "I thank ou lor your kind reception,
and I'll do my best to defend the champion
1 ship."
Thoro wns another cheor and tho champion
wont to his drosslng room
Handler nnd Walsh, who were to proidc tho
-U etar event, n twonty-llui-round bout at J.'O
ij pounds, were not slow In putting In tin nppear-
f nnee. Hnndler's seconds More Fred Smith.
I'nddy Moran and R.itn (loodwln. Walsh was
taken cure of by Owen Zleglor, Joo Anderson
and Julius Mack, llnmllor was a fmorlto In
tho betting at 10 to 7 Tho men stripped big
and strong. Handler was tho aggressor ns
oon os the llrst bell rang Walsh stood nwuy
until Jimmy got him cornered Then Walsh
put In a couple of hard counters to tho
head. Handler mlT I It nftor that and landed
two solid swings nti tlio neck which made Andy
keep his distance to the gong Thn latter bo-
f:an the second round ltb scleral iulck lefts
n tho face. Handler swung both hands nnd
showod more hitting ability tbnn tho Hrook
' lynito. Walsh workoil at the stomach, but ho
(could not Weep the Newark pugilist from
reaching his ribs and jaw with heay smashes.
Handler rushed In the third round, hut
I Walsh caught him on the inw with n right-
hander. Andy followed with a fast attack. In
which he got both bunds to tho head and ootn
k pelied Handler to tako the defensive for a inlti-
I uto. After that Handler braced, nnd tho men
fought like tigers to the end. Tho croud
yelled so loud that It was nlmont Impossible to
t hear the bell As Handler was lushing
1 again In tho fourth round ho rceehod
v ! terrlllo loft on the oo that il.imil
l j " him. He recovered quickly and ibitod it,
. butWalsh threw In a stomach punch and foi-
lowed It with n smnsli on the jaw that caused
tho Newark man to clinch. Another blow cut
'1 Handler's left cheek open, but the latter kept
IW nt close quarters nnd finally fought Ids autago-
t Dtst off Walsh missed n hard swing In the
fifth round and fell to the lloor. When he got
k up Handler forced mntters, but Andy kept his
logs working so steadily that Jimmy found It a
hard task to land a square blow. Thoy dually
mixed things until Handler tell on his hands
nnd knees Wnlsli finished tho round so well
' that his friends were jubilnnt.
Both got in solid body blows when the sixth
round opened. Handler forced It. but though
ho swung repeatedly to tho head and jaw with
great power, ho could not stop his man. Walsh
responded with n number of telling stomach
blows, and kept very cool throughout his an-
.' tagunist's onslaught. Walsi. surprised the
' Jerseyman with a rush In tlio . enth round.
" which was coupled with two stagger
ing wallops on tho jaw nalsh followed
with a clean left on the mouth nnd n corking
I atomach punch, but Handler slugged right and
. left until the tlmokeoper ended it. Ho far tho
fight had been fast nnd vicious, but the eighth
round showed oen better work on the part of
both pugilists. Walsh brought the blood from
the noso and lips with quick lefts, but Handler
kept on swinging Buddenly tho latter made
n long face anil said he had been hit low, but
the referee would not Interfere. Walsh had
tho hotter of this round.
Handler landed a punch on the loft oyo In tho
ninth round that inndn it blink, but Walsh
quickly went in and held Ills own In n llereo
rally. Handler put nil his strength Into a left
hand body punch. howeer.nud thon whipped
nrighlnveron thn neck which made Walsh
keep out of harm's way In the lat fifteen
seconds. Handler's light ee was puffed
lis he came un for the tenth round Walsh
tabbed it continually wlthlhis loftuntli Handler
cut loose several right hand xwlugs that
put tho llrookliii lighter in trouble. Hand
ler tried hard for n knock-out. but there
was not time enough and Walsh went
m, to his chair in fairly good shape.
"P Walsh was himself ngnln when -the eleventh
; round began, and put In lefts to tho eye nnd
I wind. Handler kept veiy close to him, though,
! nnd with terrible swings he soon had him half
groggy, Kvon 111 tins condition Walsh con-
tinned to light back liko a wild inHn. but
Handler hndliim almost going at tho so Hid of
the bell.
The twelfth round was one of tho hottest
, seen by the spoits In n long time. It was a cose
1 of give and take, both men staggering around
I the ring. Wnlsli wns cooler and saved himself
1 with his legs Handler was just n little tired,
I chiefly from his own efforts. When he went to
jiiscornor tho crowd jelled Incessantly nmt
kept It up when tho thirteenth round opened,
Handler wascmightunnwarcsjiid received left
vi nd rightoiithejaw HownPhledandthencnmo
back with a storm of heavy blows. Walsh
worked his left rapldlv in the face until
lit ii Handler staggered, but again tho hlter.
m "M enme back with tho old swings that hud
fi Plenty of strength in then, and mndo
H T Walsh retreat Walsh's left eye, by the
I ' way. wns closed tight when tho lound
1 tnded It was tho same thing over again in
A the fourteenth round, nlthoiigh Walsh let his
W 1 Opponent do most of the lending. The llrook
m I fyn man kept nwny for half of the fifteenth
B I round and thon went into a rally.landlng snmo
7 I arrlng blows on the bend Hanillerwentnder
I him. however, without rest and had the round,
f Tho slxteonth round was so etching that
k bedlam was let looso lloth slugged until they
were tired. Blood was pourlngoutof Handler's
mouth and his ojes were bleeding, too Walsh
Mill kept a cool head and laughed repeatedly.
xhora was so much or a hubbub that tho bell
bad to no rung tin ee times In order to t-enil the
mentotliolrohalrs. -Tl oseventeeiith round was
fit the same qunlltr, Walsh had the better of
t. Handler being tired It wns oven up to tho
eighteenth round, the men fighting with lo-
Deration every second o tho time Handler's
faco was n sight, while W'ubh, Ini ring a bail eye,
was remarkubly free from marks Handler had
i.i tome of his former stienglh In the nineteenth
I round and did all the work Handler got a rap
pn tho noso In thn twentieth round, but he
hustled Walsh all around thn ring and landed
Iome powerful whacks on Andy's head Hand
er was tired In tho twenty-llrst round, and
Valah prooeeded to ptint.li his face Into rib
bons. Tho Newark man was dangorous,
(hough, nnd with a right he almost scored u
knockdown.
Handler enmo bock strong In the twenty
tecoml round, und made suohuvlgorousuttack
that Walsh, who received n half dozen wallops
pn the head, was eager t.i sit down when
i tho bc'l sounded Handler bd nearly nil
' tho real lighting In tho twenty-third round. In
inltoo! the fact that his fucc was crimson
with blood, Walsh was weak, It seemed, al
though he was cool nnd calculating In his
tnctle Handler had the twenty-fourth round
well In hand, Walsh backing around the ring.
Walsh made a rally In the last round, but
Handler outfought him In n mu-up that mndo
the crowd wild. ...... ,
Tho rcfereo said tho bout was n draw.
' ITnrry rislier Forced to Throw Up the
1 Hponge.
BiLTDionK. Juno 12.- After taking n terrlblo
trounclnc for eleven rounds Harry Fisher nf
Now York threw up tho sHingo in his light
with Joo Wnlcott. Tho buttle was a hot one
k ' while It lasted, nnd It wns Wnlcott' battle
from the stmt The colored man forced tho
fighting nil tlm vvuy through, lighting overy
alnute throughout the eleven rounds, not lot
ii liU opponent Imvo a moment s rest. I la her
noted on the dofenslve. He hd n peculiar way
of doubling his hands and arms across his
rnco and attest and wnlklng in a crouched
position Into Wnlcott. Thl purled Joo for
the llrst few rounds, nnd he wus utiablo
to land with any effoet Wolcott then bo
gan to thump l'lsher on tho arms nnd ovor
the. kidneys until the tatter's back looked
red and raw. Fisher thon opened his defence
somewhat, nnd Wnlcott solved tho purrlo and
lam ed repeated In tho faco. Fisher took his
inoillcina woll. but did, but llttlo lending,
doiKjndltig w holly on landing rlght-hnnd
swings In the breakaway. Hu did not land
half u dozen blows during tho entire
battle. In the eleventh round Usher wns well
fagged out. and complained that his arms
Pained him so that ho could scarcely move
them. Wnlcott enmo out of tho battle without
a scratch, Qcorgo Slier retoreed tho bout.
fiit.tmcKr'.t tiKvt.r to jkithiics.
Accepts the Champion's Trrmi with Only
One or Two I'xceptloiit,
Unless something should crop up In tho
meantiiuo thero Is every Indication that a
match betwoon Tom Sharkey and Jim Jeffries
will bo nrrangod. Hilly Ilrady is anxious
to havo the matter sottled before Jeffries
goes to England. Just where the men
will meet, If an encounter Is clinched.
Is not exactly known, but tho chances nro that
It will como off nt Coney Island eomo time noxt
fall. Tom O'ltourke, for Hharkoy, veatorday
mailed tho following Btntemont to Hilly Ilrady.
It Is In answer to Jeffrlos's bold pronuncta
mento Issued at l'hlludclphin on Saturday
night:
On bshslf of Turn Busrkey, I bssten to sccrpt tli
proposition toflctit Jrffrtrn, sad In doing nu beg to
roiiilint yen that It wi my original propotltlon to
you to arrsnge s tight nhen wr mot at Conor Inland,
Iramcillately after the Fltz (lght on PrlJay night. I
thon ottered to mali-li Bharkry agilmt Jnru, and
to put tip tlirro and then a forfeit nf $2,800 oil
will all) rem em lr r that I offtred ynu thn nptlon nf
lelocttliK a data wllhln alt fol-. rlt luoiitlm. ami If
not thon prarticsbln to mako It within sjear You
do. duel, i n the ground that Jetlrirs was untitled to
soimipublloionxiitrratlnn and lb financial kentnta
U be Urrhed ttom a road tour.
M)' lreioltlou was liunctual, builnomllkn and
Binulne, but ruu erlneed no desire to accept it, ant
I regarded tho matter aa dosed until luy attention
wa i ailed to Jeffries a open lettor to Murker Thei e
1 nut any rnndltlen you propone that I ohlect to
i icept that the rsfeiee iiiuet be aeleited by mutual
ooneent. harkey la more than aniloua to rnnrltice
Jfffrlea that he la a long vail from being a
rbamplou of the world, and I ahare Bharkey'a
opinion In thla respect Ho will light Jettrlra
In any club that uncn the heat Inducements,
aud jou eauuot aelert a date too anon for
in. The date of Bepl. IB la accepted, but your
propneltion of a aide atake nf 110 oeo la both un
timely and out of place, In view of th law, which
makes bets and watftra upon tlatlc cnutcnta unlaw
ful. You objected 1 1 a proportion tn make a aide
wager dependent upon the iaaue when von made a
general dieunctlon. I will keep atrlctly within thn
confines of the law tn thla reaped, but I aliall not bo
aiverao to act-opting any proisuttlon which ou may
make, aud am eitrrmcly well pleaaed to learn that
you have enl'stcd the aervlce of sums anel " who
will furntah you with the requisite f 10.000 which
you propoto to make a aide wager with
1 hare no d aire or Intention to enter Into contro
versy retarding lnelniia'liig allualoni made to blur
key'a ptigdiatloearoer m ran Jrrauclnco, an you, Mr.
Urady, know more ttiau I do lm thnne things sre
done nut there, being a native ou My cnnuei tinn
with Hharke only beian in pirptemtior Ut, and I
leave th public to Judge or the merits of hla work
alnce ho ha been under mv directum
I ehall be hoplug to receive the notification of an
appointment tn meet jou when a maUh can be
made, articles signed, and other Incidental arrange
ment perfected.
According to reliable Information, O'ltourke
Intends to post 51,000 to-day to mnke a battle
possible.
Brady said Inst night In reference to Shnr
kev 's answer to Jeffrlos's dell:
"Wo are not going to lssuo any moro mani
festoes. What wo intend to do Is to act.
Jeffrlo Is tho champion and Is going to bo dic
tator I um to meet O'ltourke thn latter part
of this week, and If I am not very much
mistaken something will be done. Wo
want to settle this thing as quickly as
possible and neither Joffrlns nor no self will
leave any ohstuelo in the way tn bring uboutn
struggle with the ex-sailor. Jettries has left
the matter entirely In mv hnnds nnd has told
me to gn about It asoxpeditlnuslv ns Possible,
which shows that ho intends to defend his tltln
ngalnst all comers As far as I can see wo will
bn ready to meet before the club offering tho
best purse But vou (an rest assured that the
Coney Island t'lub will be In tho van with ft
very enticing Incentive."
"Is It truo that tho Coney Island Club Is
dickering for n match between hid McCoy and
l'ltjjlnimous '" was asked.
Ilrady said it was, and wnen questioned
further ns to how large a pursuit would glvo
fur thn battle be replied:
"I think it will donate about ?l,r..(XMl But
will not say that Is positive, for I am not the
organization's match tinker. '
Brady has changed Jeffrlos's Itinerary for
the week To-night ho will appear at tho Em
pire A. t'.. Wilmington: to-morrow afternoon
lie will umpire it game of baseball at Met Iden.
Conn.: In the evening hn will appear at Hart
ford: on Thursduy afternoon he will umplro
another hall game nt Providence, and on Fri
day night he will spar at Bridgeport. On next
Monday night tin will volunteer hisservlcoslat
a testimonial to Tommy ltyan at Syracuse.
Martin Julian sold last night that Fltz would
not accept n nenetlt from Jeffries, but wnnted
a return mnteh, Julian Implies that Brady
wanted n part of the benefit receipts, which
Brady donlos.
lummy West Knocks I'nt Iteedy Oat.
SimrT'SE, Juno 12. Tommy West ol New
York defeated I'nt ltoedy ot Ilochoster nt
the Central City A. C. hero to-nleht. The
knock-out enmo In tho middle of the
fifth round West landed a half left-arm
swing In tho pit of tho stomach and
Iteedy went down with a gro in. He stayed on
tho lloor nine seconds and then got up only
to go to thn lloor again under nnotner stiff
swing At this point West appealed to lteferee
"Intifc" Sullivan to stop tlio battlo Iteedy
staved down tho limit, nnd when he got up
tried to clinch with West, but this time the
New Yorker got In on the juvv and tho lloehes
ter man wont down and out. His seconds
worked over him for soveral minutes be (nro ho
came to. It was thought nt first that his jaw
was broken, but an ovimlnutioii proved other
w Ise lteody was outclassed.
Billy Moore of tills city challenged Oeorgo
Mcl'adden of Brooklyn from the ringside.
Moore wants to light within eight weeks.
(lasslp nf the Ring.
J V llurgwald, New York. Xo.
Uatlcm, iw York Middleweight.
Const uit Header, New York. WyattRirp.
H'i ady Hinder New York No, he got t'lc decision
ovti htm.
H N , Newark Joe llaus was horn lu palllmore on
Nov. 'J5, ISM.
N. , New York He was horn In Bay City, Mich.,
In IH71. and la 5 feet Uh Imbrs tall.
Marty Mi Cue. who is lu excellent shape, has Is
sued achallougutu box auy llrt clasa 12il pounder.
'Ihe date of the buttle bitwien "Kid" Laviune
and Fiauk Erno baa been chauned from July 4 to
July S
J. Duffy, New York They met at tho I.cnm A. O.
nn June Za, 1MIN, and Sullivan wou lu twenty two
rounds,
P Mi Burke, New York Yra, by tlia " Ke.ituckr
llosebud," In l'hlladilobln, lu a three nuuid ex
hibition, on Match '.'.', tsut.
Al !h ri ford, malinger of Joe flin, says tint hla
priitige has remvered his health ami te willing tn
meet oenrge Mi 1'adiUu aaln
11 waald jistirdiy that the I.euoi A, C has de
rided tn i lno during Ihe mimmer months, aud after
June 20 will give no shows until next rail.
Ktldlo Connolly was yesterday rnutihed by Jim
Ilruwne to meet lim Kearus nf bosiou inatseutj
nve round bout at the llrnadwiy A. C. nuxt I nday
uluht.
tli urge F.lwards has matched "Bnldler ' Turn Wll
' uf meet Tom Carei the "Dentist," of y nkera
Leliue the Warerlr AC III a to illlr-riiund boat
uivt Thiiraila) nUht.
Artbles were signed on Baturdar night fur s
twuiti live lound contest I ctwocii Martin Flahertv
or Lowell aud Ouarllo Miner, Ij be dcclJod at the
Pelican A C. nn June 17
Pav sulbvan ha ri turned fr ro Denver, where
hf hai been snjouridng for ttiu paat few mouth, lie
l pn pared to lackle either 'ltrrj MUlovtiu orJuo
UriuMcMiiat 1-' puunJs
A luatdi baa beou clinched between "Yank"
Kenii), one of Hob Fitzsinimuns'a trainers, and 1U
liunkhnrst. the '"yracue plant," for tiviut) five
rouiu'a atlonay Island uu June in.
E. K. Divonport, llruoklyn The) met at Now Or
leans nn Jan. 14. lwui, before the Olrnipk. A 0.
Dempsey weighed 14,1 pounds, FiUtiinnintia
scaled IJVOW pounds. The referee was Col. A. Brew
ater. Fit.almtuons son lu thirleen ruunds.
The next Important hraTyweight battle will be de
elded at the l.onm A. C. on June 2i The priLi ipala
will be l'eter Mahci aud Jllke Morrlvaev nf Ireland
they will fight twent)-l.vo rounds. This will bo
Morrlsse's urst appearauco lu this country
lllllr dray tad loslerday that the ilubhouaenf
the Wesiihrster A C, where Johnnj llltchle f
Chlragiaud Terry Mrllnvern are tn inirl, hasalirady
brencniupleled. Ihe building is located at Tin ka
hoe. Westchester louniy, and Is only twenty two
minutes' ride fmm the drand Central Depot. Ritchie
ami Mcooviruare tu tuietnu June 24.
Tommy Ryan la very much cut upovarthe fact
that tils combat with "Misterious" Bill) Bmlih
hasfallen thruugh. II) an lu town yesterday
and said: "If Kid Mi Coy is so anil ms tn right I
will tike him on al lr.x pound lu doing tins I am
giv.iu as ay lot nf wiinht for I can nghtat U ,
ununda raill I am also ready to bet a rraa uubls
amount ou the outside tl.at 1 will win. '
Odds nnd Knria of Hports,
The annual euting and sanies of the emploj ees of
Cowperthwalt U ms. Chatham Bnuare, re held
on BJiulai at V hoehm'a eouthflold Park, New I)ori,
Stalin Island The empleyees tn the number of
lvi. together with many friends assimblfd at
lla'tery Park at u n'ilk and proceoded III u body lo
tit llmrse. where they boarded trolley cars, which
fonvevedthcni tn New Dorp The different gamra
wete well routisted aud broiighi forth gtrat amuse
lueiit and pleasure, and the winners were swarded
valuable presents. Ihe game of baseball played
between the married and alngle meu resulted lu a
victory for the married mu by 17 to 15,
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ATttLBTICB.
Princeton Mill nn Represented tn the
Olympic Gninea nt Paris.
rnivcETOK. June 12, It wns learnod this
afternoon '.hat the I'rlticoton University Track
Athletic Association vv 111 send n team to l'nrls in
1000 to represent tho university In tho Olym
pic games to be held there during the exposi
tion. When questioned concerning the matter
Cnpt John F Cregntisald:
"Yes. we havo dotlnltoly decided tosondmen
tol'arlsnoxt your, l'rlncoton's team showed
up In excellent stylo In the last Olympic, games
hold In Athens, and wo have determined to
send n tenm next year which wn hopo will do
Iiut as well against tho athletes from all over
he world who will bo gathered thero. It Is
mposslble to sny nt present Just who will be
eont to represent the uulvorslty. A few of the
men who woro on the team this . ear will cer
tainly go. but thero nro so many promising
schoolboy athletes coming to I'rlnceton noxt
fall that It Is likely that snmo of thorn will re
plani nmiy of tho old members The team
will be mndo up of about twelve mon. who will
be chosen ftom those who show up tho host In
the Intercollegiate championship games Tho
faculty has no objection tn our sending n
team, so that tliuiu is no obsliiietlon before
us."
I'uln.
Df.vo-. r.i.. Juno 1'.'. Tho first game In tho
Devon I'olo tournament goes to tho Devon
I'olo Club, by default, the W cstchester plnyors
falling to put In tin appcniancu tills afternoon,
There seems to have been 601110 misunder
standing among thn tenm from the Wcsehester
Countrv Club, It I,. Ilookmnn, who captains
the Westchester team, hns beon absent for
soveral weeks on u yachting ttip and eavn
he did not receive duo notice of tho
match, while I W.itnrbuiy, their strong
est plajor, has lull tecently recoveied from
nn Illness Mcmlnrs of the riilladelphla
Country Club und Devon teams voluulneieil
to play an exhibition gamn, the loseis, how
ever, wero to present a cup to tho winners.
They pl.ivcd four periods of ten inluules each.
Cliarles It Hitowdcn nnd (1. W Kendrlck lid,
of tho Devon team playing ugnlnst M. O
ltoseugnrten of the Countiy Llub and Chnrles
N. Wheeler of the Devon Club Kendrlck
dropped out ilnrlng the third period, letting
(loorge Jlcrndilen Imvo nchancn to get In thn
game, and during the fourth period llosen
garten, who wns severely shaken up by a fall,
gave way to Kendrlck. Wheeler and lloseti
Batten easily won by tho s 'oro of 10 to (I.
Amateur llnsehnll I'lnyeri.
Thn lloonton Baseball Club would like to hear
from A r t class rlubs uttering leaeonablo guaranties.
Addleai baui O llairis, mauajcer, llooutoli. N. J.
The MttleOiantaare now hading thohjisexCnunty
League Thev are arranging uaines fur weekdays.
Adilreaal'iauklyii J, Walsh, 20 De) street, Newark.
N J,
The tlreenpoint A. I. hasjnnu 17 and IK open for
a first clisi club oQering a reaaonable guarantee.
Address James 1'. McMctl, (IJ Houth Ihlid street.
Brook)) u
lh't '.loton Hall Colleire baseball nine Is anxious to
arrange a game for June 17 wttli suy g md lint
formed team Address K. F Quirk, secretary, South
Orauge, N J.
Tho Central Field Club will play on Bvturdays.
Hundays and holidays with any team averaging in
or lo rears Address Charles Hit; 871 Central ave
nue, BrooMju
Tho Pharos have organized for the aeaaou and
would like to hear from AislcUvsa teams offering
suttablu guaiantees, out oMown tcaiua preferred.
Address A. Ward, 4.r,0 Broome atreet.
Thn Clintons have a few npeu datos and would liko
tn arrange gaiuia with teams averaging f roui 1 r, to
in ear4. uuitorincd teams pn ferred, AddressJ. V.
Uwisley, Hi, Waverly avenue, Brooklyn
The Ameriean Woolen Company's basebsll club
would like to arraugo a gaum with n good nut of
town uniformed team for July 4, P. M. Address
Carl Langiuau. manager, P. O. box 641.
Thn Hay ltldgn A C. line July 1, 21). Aug. r. III.
Sept, 4 anil a few hundsys open for out nf town
tianirt nftirmgauidtvble guarantee Addnss H J.
Harvey, bixtleth strett aud Third avenue, Brookl u.
The Devter Baseball Club would like to arrange
a ksuie with eomo club averaging elghti en years for
Juuo 17. Would als ) like to arrange gai tea for
Hattirdays In July and ugust ddresa 11. Mcffert.
bOl-.uilld sveuue, Brookljn.
The Iing Island A . formerly tlio Maretta A
C . has Juno 17 open, and would like to hear from a
first-class out'Of town uniformed team, giving a
suitable uuuraiitec d lrem V . llouilg, maua
gcr, 1217 Dtiin Mreot llro.ill.m
Tho Klltbeth llvi ball Club would like tn arranire
Sanies with strung iinnti in teams for Hiturdajs lu
uly Aucji-itnud s, pti'iutiir letior IH) also iq en
(latnea to l pla) ed at F.ltrahcth. Aitdnss lohu II
htoddard, manager, 11.1 Orchard street. 1 lirabetu,
N.J.
The Ht. Ilartholomew A. C. has Juno 2". July 4.
P. M , and July 15 open foi flrst-i lass teams within
twenty five or fifty lnilea nf Nen Ynrk Tnioinplete
schidulo will accept a small guarantee Address,
Wllllaiu K Hchwab. manager, iOVjri l'jt l'ortj -second
atreet.
The Knlckerlmcker A C desires to arnncn games
for its baseball tiam for tho moruii and afternoon
of Litmr Day. Two strong tii.uus are uiiuled, one
for each game BuitAtdi' guarantees sill lw paid.
AddressJ. P. Krcbs, Chairman Baseball Committed,
Bayonue, N, J,
The ltewton (lra)s would like to hear from tea'ns
within loo miles of New ork and offering a sultablo
guarantee, Cranford A, C , PactUc A C . Marions of
l'erthAlubny Uuburbsns, Vmerabls.larrj town A C.
and Htainford A C preferred Addnssb. Sehwvnz
man, 27 William street, room 720.
gymutfementjj.
PMPTRP. THEATRE. Broadway and 40th at.
XilUriXtiXj Evenlnge, 8 20. Matinees. 2 i.-..
C1UKLKS FHOHMAN Manager
LAST 5 NIGHTS THIS SEASON.
('IIAlU.ES Fl OIIM4N PUKSF.NTS
the fare leal lomaucu by H Marshall,
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.
" Hfart iiHt4i)t ImiKliter. -IIoraM
" Huittrttnt vlny ff the -eauii." Knini; San,
Last Mats. To-morrow & Saturday.
RARRlrU TIIF.A1HE. S'dh si. "near Broadway.
unnnmn I'.vonliuaH.in. Matinee Saturday
LAST 5 NIGHTS THIS SEASON.
I VT MATI.NTF. hA 1 1 ItHA
CUAIU.IU HIOI1MAN l'ltn-KNT
MRS. LESLIE CARTER
IN UMU nKlAStOS flHKAT PI AY,
Z A Z A.
T"rnm Ihe Freuch of Bertuii and Simon.
BATLTtDAY F. li . Farewell ulght thla season. Mta.
LAKThltund A..
Roster & bIal's.
MI'Cl.SS 0EBiftCsi HOOT
Of Til K ftfti Al!l)i:VII,I,K
AKKIAI. Enl I HIIOW
1" A 1.31 VtVaV'V Ki:it
uakdks. riti.sr.N n:i).
IN F.VFXT IIP IHD Augmented Orchestra.
W.r.ATIIiat 'HU' SIHivv Military Bra.a Band. 40
WII.I, IIBilIVEN LMlin Kdn Milsielan, lluu-
MU1IC HIX. IsrlnnBaud
Tho (IrcatCiolden Spectacle1 H to 1 1-tr. To Night I
THE HEW YORK! IN V.'.V: .m
ami rromtnndft da Inif. T:MO In Tn Nlglit I
ANOIHI.K SO Kl, IMMKNSITVt
bwefjuinf IiiAUuratlon nf tho New Wmidprl
'I Hi: AKUIU, MAC.NOI.IA ilt)l,:
Fnorrnom htll Korciun Vartetjpit! silTi t I A M
JUrflliis lit. It ronif.lr ninl 11 irUtt niol
One Atlniiitlmi t llitittr I'roitiLiiulo uml (Irnve!
DAI ARC '.'.r.1- continuous ,' S
IHLMUL tllav PKltl-OllMANLi: 11 p M f.Oc.
l'HK F.umnnir, sian'ki.n . Mtmr.NA. Big
Comedy Bhuw-Afts K,c 4 2.1.. 10c foi ladles.
raOBIOB'SKMS'lfJJ'aK
Mil andMIH. liHEW. Conroy A Milionild nuway
A I.i land. Anus an I Alice. SO nther tuniedy Mais,
"BRIGHTON BEACH
SllbIC IIAI.I..
Kvrnlngi 8. 8ut'v nnd hun'y Afternoon n.
All Sent" iSfle. No lilglier lirlie.
SLAFF.IIH IMOMIKIY.N MaUIM' 1IVMI
Ueorge Thatcher, Joslc l)i Wilt, I ha. v Hwret,
liertlelowler, A. O Uiincau Annie St Tel
Tree Band ( oncertul .1 nnlaivu cver atteinoou
except Sattir lay and luudav
lriTU'Q CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE.
ft LI I II 0 CIKII.V H 1 1I N HOOK o vitnr.Ns
AItTlll'IlIH'NVA. l,A. l!l.l.l.i:.lr,ltOMf.
KK1.LV A Asllltk. IIII.HA tllOMAs.
Cautleld K Ca-luton Swiateaui Mdindld bill
BIOllHAPH. HTlltMMt PAItf-t Of) 11IK ROCKS
Tin: oi. .ir.rfKititiN fi: anc.ki.is-
nfictun I Coniln Opern tiiiiliinnv
bASINU I The Jolly Mll.Uetri-r!"
Itnnf Tn-Nlebt I I,ederer a Roof l'lstlvsls!
itoiiMi iNiJ mgP nNFMAToartArii
"jKiV UltoOPM tllVriLW CIIAHMIMI MUSlfr
PASTOR'S s'J!.NUOL'"
MKATh 0 f. fl" t'KNTS. DAY AMI NIGHT.
TllKNAHMi. THF. VirAOlUl'H.
roohlyu muflfmrntiJ.
MANHATTAN BEACH
AMUSEMENT SEASON.
COMMENCING SATURDAY, June 17.
SOUSA AND HBS BAND.
THKi:i:('ONri:KTS IIAII.VtIlireiil bundny)
4 P.M. 7 1'. .11. II I'. M.
lout concert will comiiirnie Immedlati ly after the
tlreaorks
HUNDAY. 4 and 8 I'. II.
i PA IM'Q .sPKrTACi.rand
phupahatiom rllw o iiki:mokks,
Bicycle Track. Golf Links. Surf Bathing.
hiTt'HDVY, June 24.
INAtTOriUTION OF THF. THE VTIUCAI, SEASON.
FltA.Nh 1IAMKI.S DPI HA CUVIPAM, preseutlUE
Tla Idol'a JSlyo,
Uroohlijn tnasemfntfj.
BERGEN BEACH.
A Respectable Retort for Respectable Teople.
RA4Uin I Tlli: mi:ksiti:kus,
UMdlHU j A tnB ximo Itovlcvv.
pirn i cusiiMAN's
r,Ln ( OCTOROONS.
PALM RARiiFN ( Rohati'h na,w,
ALMAMRRA I dancino.
rtLllrtlTIDnn f Afternoon nnd Kvrnlne.
Aiitoinntnn Thenlre. Vltnirrnnli,
I'nlnee nf Illusions, I'nrillllnlln t'lmtn.
Heeiiln Ilnllvvny, Alystln Moorish Mnac,
Ills I'rrrla lieel, llli'vele Hunts,
Clillilreii's I'lny (irininil.
rLATBUBll AV. CARS FROM DilltiQF..
cViimofurtfij. o)rnis, &t.
STUYVESANT
PIANOS.
BFKCIAI. IMTItOOUCTOltY I'UICK,
818,-j.OO,
etthfr In ch nr rtr monthlr trn,cnti, fnr nw
rat ktylf "()' In It neiroml fliiinh, "1ji tKlnrn,
fullr warrAtitid, tlnrMc, rrllatluaml of eouiI time
qmlity.
'lhlt lntrmnnt mar hA eirlmncpil t anr time
ntthin ttv yrnr from ilntn f tnp nine for a new
J.lti;il l'lA.NOnr a lww WUVA'LOCK l'IM). whm
aldlr ftU'itiu mIU bn iniilo, r if rxiliaiiunl wituln
utifl tar the full prlt.i will t,e nil im(J.
CUItiuut'H autl full i artlouUrs uuilcd free to mr
lIlllClM
m:iti:ie uakcikxmis,
i Cnrnerrifth Av and Sixteenth St.
FISCHER PIANOS
LM'M'AIj IJAUCAI.NS
this week 1st almnst nejr and nood sier nd hand
Pianns nf our nun aril Uher reiumnul tnvkers -Krands,
uprlxhta nnd sipiares A fl w d'si outluued
styles at viri L-ri.1t reductions fium Hiuular I'licca.
Cesh or easy monthly payments
a:i i m k(ii it r, must,
Between lilthand 17th ta ,N Y
STEINWAY & SONS
NO. lOl) K. I4TII STIIKKT,
IUo alwaj-don ltnnl a Uru ntnek uf
m; OM-llAM) rfANOS
of almost nwry make the r own Inclmled, tKrn In
ridiAiitltt for now Hiflnwuy pianos, Theaa limtru
rnrnta ar In coml oriler, haiiiir b n tliroutflily
reimlroil by un. ami tliey Hro offered at lowest poial
Lie i ticca
irilf nnrn of llncnn .Strln..ny riunna,
POPULAR PEASE PIANOS,
100 Ural 42d SI., N. Y. City.
Highest standard ot tone and construction, direct
from manufacturer: easy payments, factor) bar
gains In used planus, tiotmp, pianos rented 14 per
month VV rlto for ojtalonue.
EEVUTlFt'I, Tishcr Babe Grand. Xoliau Self-riaj'-lint
Oruau, alio i:ood t'pricht, Sun
CUH1HTMAN. iMivst Hlh t
KF.L1ABI.F. Connor Pianos. KsFab. 1H77 Illh
itrade. Medium iirlcc. las) terms, llentliitr,
eichauuinu', I Fast 4.'d st
I'l'IlKlllTiT".-. AT "ilHFAT HAROAINS
From $101) ll F.ASi 1,AMS Henls JJ.UO
bend fur On tjliiipio UUItUUN S l.iw Hfth av
rntlinn ottl.s anil citntuante.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Hates Routes, Ac . call or write
nOThl, -l Mill K nt'RF.AU, in Mh Av.
(A P. Auier,. un 1 tan F P. Kuropean tM )pen.)
AUIANV.,.S Hotel lenKjck F. P,Jup A 1 ,$4 UP
do Hotel hiutinue, P J4 up
AIilllUMMt'KS Hotel Ampersand (op Juuo 17 i
do (Iran I View Hotel (ou 1 akeil'iliC 0, up Juuel3
A P , 4 up Aecoiuiiiu lati s .inn
ASIlfHY PARK .S I II del i'oliimbi.i, A, P , ST to
H llonktets VV Hareej Jouta
llAl.IIMOltl-.Md llieCarrnllton. V. P la up
BAIIMON, I I ljiuialiKe Hotel, ln neekly up
llAU HAHllDl: lo lint. I Poreupllie, K K , op. 1 lb
dn Ihfl.inis uri; A blith ilisshotel
1IH.I l'lll.l. 1.. I Wiandotlo Hotel, tin to U0 week
HI'IIVIIHSV It 1 F. SJ S.nnorsetlnn.op Ap sii-Oct 21
BIOCKlHbVNl) New lliuela Upeu June .10
dn. . Couue tii lit Iluusi $10 to SI week
dn. The Maulssis, A P fill up
dn. . .. Ocean Mew House, the badlni; hotel
dn. . Xatintiat lintel. A P.. $J up
do Surf II del, JU) wn kl) up
dn. . Sea Hldi llous i clonuitul) rural
dn hpriiu lloue ('nrnmauiUiur lncatlnn
dn YalllUilel I 111 tile bluds
do. Kureka Hotel. A. P., Ho w.ekly up
BOSTON, Mass lloti 1 euilnlue, A P., r.
dn Hotel liruuss, Ick, H P , l.",o, A. 1' . 5
dn (opla)Ki II .til, H P ,l f UUP A !'.. 1 - l up
DHOOKI.IN.N . I lie hi Uorice.U.l,.,tl A P . t up
I CHr.lI.l l'mapoi tParkll tel.A l'.ts.'nup
- i latsklll Ml Use. op June .'4. J'l d'lr late, e.i
- i llIM-FAIXi. Laurel House. . I' 2.ronp
i . IltjMI.lt West Kudllotil. A P.,liiwieklj up
5 ,. Ht Cliarles llotil P ,14 wecklv up
O TANMUtILLr, ltncuiniMt.il. A P..$loup
1 do , l.a liiuminc, A P , $s wei Mj- up
CHIOtriO. Ill, Wileazn Beach Hot"!, Lake Shorn
froutiuitr,lht st. Boulevard, A. P . 14 up hiiib-clasa
trans ent ami tourist hotel. Oeo II Ross, iuct
KAM' Mlllllt II F,-., I..I. Hotellliaeli View, fin tufl-,
beud Inr woi tly booklet toC, W k o. K luumann
do Tiithilll'i House fto up weekly On dreat
South Bay T.I rnlilll prop
FAKTUt I.NO llojalCUreniellolel.KP.fl, A !',
OAHKISOVi. N Y ilirnann Hotel, A 1 H uoekly
01. IIAHItIN .ION Mesa. Berkshire Inn, A P , t.l UP
Frontairi .Co ft Ch irmtmr aurrouudiin's Bioklets
ORFF.NFIKI.il Mass Mansion House. A P. '2 6ii..l
JAVlF.STOUh It I , Bay View Holt 1. located on the
Bay ic, miuudates ini) A. P , tl,1 to f IK weekli.
lo. Gardner House, on the bay, f 111 up
do. Pn S eit House, A. P ,fir, wnklv UP
I.AKl'.(.r.iltllr,S lvi r lla N, Y , Mlver Bar House.
MKKViO ID N. Y hilitllnusiand VValdlui ro
U1WI BRANCH. N I .searlinm Until i Frank Ashtnni
lONtlll ANTII. N J , Hotel Pannai 1, A. P . 4 up.
LONDON- I DeVere.l'rlliicofVValesfcllioidwalk.np
Keiislntr Ki nslnntonl'al unwnpeutnthei'Ublli ,
ton litis I lilt electric light, evcrj thllnruptoilate.
TftN.tinv I Westminster, blerh class. Hestdeuttal
f Vvn.in '. Hotel, uuei ellel for cuisine, comfort,
Bt trmluaj rr0 tarill
MIL! BROOK. N' . Tliellalcjnn A. P., $4
MAGNOLIA. Mass , Mainiolla Hot, 1. a .i'.'l wkly up
MANCHtSIF.il Ilk TUlVSKA.TIieMa.cnnolnii.Bklels
MO.MRF.AlCan Ii icrlltl.. a.p ,f.lup,- p ,t 1 up
MOH1CHKS I.. I. ltlveialde House, flu to HI wk.
Ni:U I AlTLK N II. TheVVelltworth.np JulrtoOcl.
NAHRAOANSKirPlKlt.il I,' 'Hie Neie lladlone."
Ocean expostiri. shaleil lawns R H Itturns
do Tlltt AHLINUION, fllK RUCKIMilHAM
Imperial, Oreene's Inn Finely located on Sea.
Splendid coif links. Polo tournament Perfect
bsthlnK facilities. Booklets at Hotel Tariff Bureau
KAHANT.Mass . Hotel rildnr. A P.M7 00 weekly up
NKWIHIllil. N. Y The Palatine. A P., flup
NEW lOHK Fifth Avenuo llotil. A. P , sr up
do. Holland House , F. I t up
do. iCIiatobrlsVW ll'wav Cnsmnpnlltan,K P.,91 up
NIAHMUKU.I.S N Y.Internatlnnallb.-el ,l',f,l,r,o
OI.UUUCllAUIi.Mo Hotel Flake A P , f 11 w'kly up
do oldiirchard llouie.A P ,lu weeklrup
OMHA N.li . Del (Irani! He til . F..P..flllp
l.iMjn ml AMDs Hotel Westminster, A P , fit r.oup
do ('olnmhl i Hon I, a P., f '.' r,o up
PHlI.ADF.I.PIIIV.I'a.Aliliui.a p.ls.r.ouii e p tl roup
do The Lata) .-tteiH. st.Ale aiulldli KP.flup
I'll ism nil, a .litis, henlej.e.p fl '.oup.ap flop
I'll IBFIKLD. Mass .The Weuibll.K P..fl.A P.,$J
dn The Maidewnod, A. P, f I
ll.AINHH.P. N'.J . The ltcieie, A. P., 1 1. r. to
fj.ipirwuk Wrltotorb. oklet. (le,i. De Itevero
PIAMOl'TII, run Grand Until, K P. fl A P , S
PLUKAMi.N. N I K.nllwnrthlnn
f '2 t flH weekly Jas Brnnn, Jr , I rnp.
POCClHKFFpsIK N Y Mniuin llnuse, A P . f 2 np
IlllnlAN'D.Mo.nieSewraluinUth.perfiettlirnuich I
dn Sea Slime lloti I. A P., f tr. wei kly up
Ql I. Ill C. Can ( hateall l'rnnti nae. A, P , f '1 Ml up
Ul'VKI'H III f .1 . N Muien lop, op. June 1H
(JI'iMlt i: I. I Hi nil II insennd cntnins l,wkup
ItOCnl'OItT Muss 1 urk'slli ad Inn ii17 '.nwklylip
IIIIINKHK'K N V Sprl"irbm iklnn, ! f lllwkly up
pAltArOnV SPuISOl. N,V llll henalllKtnn.up Jll 24
dn lln-tls llnu.e np tn N iv 1ft llookli'ts
BWHUiioKPl' , Colin , Fenvvlek liall.ip ns Juno .'4
HAWILLF I. I The livli van, lint i fir, weekly
dn S mtli Bay Iluusi v p . I in eekl up
P'lAMF.IItD c nn Shlppan P Int. fir, wei k
HI ATI. N ISLAND Pavilion I! tel 1 14 and up weekly
MVSH1VII0N Ii. C . Arlinirton Hutl A P. f
dn Ihe UllrUll, K P , I 11 up
VVIIlrn.MT Proflle Hset t fes np lulytoOct.
Hotel st. Andrew;
"'.id M. A t.riinil Ilniilevnrd, New York,
aiisoi.i'ti'.i.y riiiiii'ittior.
i:ritoi'i:N plan.
THE ST ANDltr.W Is equipped In every respect
to securo eouifult and luulth tn Its guests. Its
attuatlou Is lu the midst of the irrcat parks, and
ft It Is lu dnso toutli with all paita of tho city,
bummer rates June, Jul), and Auuus.
(HAS. II. Iltlli, llnnnKer.
" HOTEL LINCOLN, "
Broadway and 52d St.,
NEW YORK.
THOMAS 1 VOYJ.K, Manror.
Itonnit I'n Suite or Singly, Tvumpran Vlmu.
HOTEL ST. GEORGE,
CI.AIIK ST., IIIIOOKI.VN 1IKK.1IIS.'
New adibttnn now open AIISOI.U I KI.Y UllK
FKOOF, aupi rb aiimtner lucatlon. teniierature lo
lower than Mauhattan Rooiu, with prttatobath, tl
and upward
HOOF iAK!KN ANI Ht'X I'AltliOK.
IlilTri MARTY Tn in h taldo d'hote, .Me.
I1UILL mrvllll, Opin di. nlulit and
Al Wptl 94lh t Rnnilsis Prnalo Dluuit:
( eSI siHin Ol. iiuoI11, summer Garden
CT NICII0H8 Fsmlli HOTFL Wasbtniilnn pi ,
I' adlnlnluc Bri adws superior accnmnioilatlons,
Kuripcan and tnirban plaus, charges moderate.
Countrjj gonrrt.
VORWALK, CONN -A few hoarder taken, food
1 table, nioderate prlies, hiiihest urouud private
family, mar railroad Addresi Mrs. S. G. MOR
RKLL, 1) Warri'ii si . Noralk, Conn
fox $alt.
Dr.SKS-Ornce nitntes, huih urade; second hand,
repairing, Ilitures bouulit.
I i'AUB, bJ Centre it., near WorLb.
irfrMMawnanwasvnssiinifTT'irTr""- - - ,--
cSummtf fiJortfl.
"" ii'EYTJJORK.
Physicians Recommend
UNJt'AI.II'IKlH.T Till: .MOUNTAINS
of Hulllvaii, Ulster and Delaware Counties, N Y nn
the malu Hue and btuicbea of the New York, Ontario
and Woti rn Rallwaj, Pi those reslmnts of Greater
New York who are si-sklnea HL'MMKH IIOMR for
their fainlllia in a reiilou of
Absolute health at moderate cost,
2,000 feet above the sea, Ture Alr.Purr, Water, lure
Milk Send 7 cent fur postaue to the undersigned,
or rail aud uel ficoat ntilies b. low. the SiMwrbly Il
lustrated Book, 'Ht'MiiF.lt UoMKS."of 173 Panes.
Itulvra list of Hotel", 1 arm and Ilonrdlnit Uous.s,
with their location, ratts atlractlona, Ac.
IN NKW YORK 1 III, HI', 171, .171, W44, 1S1
Bioaday, 2s7 4tb av ! Park place, i7 nib av
24', Columbus av., lft.l lst u'lli st., 27.1 West
12ltbat. Ticket Omcea Franklin and West 43d st.
F.irles.
IN BROOKLYN! 4 Court al . sno Fulton at , 08
Broadway, mil Manhattan av, l.vula otllce,
J O. ANDERSON,
General Paaseimer AcrMit rm Beaver st., N, V.
CHURCHILL HALL.ht'hJH v.
H.ei lal ratrs for June, Improved fast train service
forsoiaounf Ihimi Golf links.
c..,,"iS:'!.,.rL'T.A,.t.!. THE REXMERE.
Second Season, eleeator, baths, and every comfort.
Mr. Jenkins will be al Fifth Av. Hotel, N Y, ivory
Thursday and tr day, 3 tn it p, M, or will rail If
roiiuisted, S P. CHURCHILL. M D.
MIZZEN TOP HOTEL,
UI'AKUK III LI., Iit'Tf'lir.M ro., N. Y.
Twn hnur from New York be Hsrlsm It, R
OITN'S JtlNF, 2il . 1,200 FKKT K.I.KVA1I0H
Golf Links aud All Other AniusemenU.
N S. HOW K. Mauaser.
Tost Office address, rawllmc, New York
Ciiiulara and information at SCOFIELU B, 1
Madison av, N. V, City,
A NKf.l.CT IM'SflMf iTKStlllT
THOMPSON'S HOTEL,
LAKE MAHOPAC, N. Y.,
now niinn for fioavon,
fleml furilluntr.tnd i nniphlrt,
KMEItbUS CLrUKvrrop.
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
HOTEL WESTMINSTER, WctS ',1
WKSTMINSTER PARK, ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y.
Most select family hotel at Thousand Islands.
Grand eceuery. flue flshlnit Reasonable rates. Send
for pamphlet. IJ. F. INGLK.UAttr, Proprietor.
THE HAtCYON,"
MII.T.IIUOOK, IIITC1IKSS CO.. N. T.
NOWOPLN. Tho beautiful drives. Ideal bicycle
roada aud eharmlnc scenery make thla a perfect
resort, easily aicesstble, perfect cuisine; menu
single aud on suite, priv ate baths, mnsie three tlmea
dally, nine hnlnKolf links, elei trtclltfhta. bluheleva
tlont reached from Grand Central Depot lu at out two
boura H. R. ROBntlSON. Jr., Mananer.
MONOfiono'iNN; rai0TciVrD:
Opn June lft 7 inllfn so&wAnl
A tlrllulitftii tHAlde icftort and cool summer homa.
Snd lur booklets, kc
O. h IJOri'Fi. nethloham, Pil.
SIMPPOW TERRACE,
STAMl'Oini, .. Y. '
Ninth season. Now open For particulars addreaa
J. W. SIMPSON, Hotel Notherlaud, or Mra. 11. C.
Slnipsi.u. Stamford. New York.
AN IRISH CATHOLIC HOMl'ou the farm at Lib
erty. N Y. telephone, toil. Is and baths mllo
from I athollc 'ureh, tatile llrst class Addreaa
vv Asiii.Mi ro rtos
pOOFERSTOVVN "OTSEGO HALL" Small hotel
near the Inko, widl kept, ihoice table, uood flab-"
Inititud Ihiattni;. irolf e-rounds near, open Juuo 20.
SAWYFR HI1IKF CnnKriss.RocklanirLakeT
OATTICn nUUOr;, in i,0,,t or ,raln Liberal
arranccmentsean bn made at tr., Madison av,
SAKATOtJA Sl'ltlNtsS.
Savatooa.
Zbc (5ranb Tllnion
pen 3unc 15 to ct. I.
WnolibEY ct (1I5UUANI, Proprietor.
Saratoga Hprluira. N. 7.
JUusfrafM IhtokUt on rtouftt
ItlCIIFIKLU SPKIXGS.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y.,
On Lako CaimUrajjo, 1,760 feet abore tenleTel.
l.S AN IIlKAI SU.tlMKK ItESOltT.
Com Li nine the charnii of Isake, Mountain and Bpa.
Thn Urrnt AV1IITK HUM'IIUH HIMUNGS
HATIIINC; I.STAKMSHMKNT.
Opjifnite lintel PsArllnsrton, will be open from June
jf to Ortober Tho HntiWinr U a tor In a poclttc for
rhruinatlsin, emit, Bclatlt a, A.c. Wan built in 1HIK).
and (oiitaltitall tlift accepted Kurotrati method of
treatnii'nt of tho above named diseases,
HOTEL EARLINGTON.
Modern nnd Complete,
ITLL OHC1IK fllA nml Cimrrrta Dnlly.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
Lncated In Fjirllnxton Tark. Moderate rates Thn
alHive hotels will be open JUNK to Oi TOIIKH.
Vlalnntha Golf Club Bicycle Otal lu Karllmtton
Park. Billiard Hall and Itowllni: Alleys. Finest driv
ing and blccln roads. Ferrates, Information, lllua
trated books, Ac , cull or address
E. M. EARLE & SON, '
New York Otllcp, I'nrk Armie Hotel.
"'adiuondacr rmiOvfATNis
.fJrTnWwS?!, ADIRONDACKS
1. (). OSWUliUCHIK. N. Y.ln th heart of tho
Atllrondarkp, ;t.200 feft ntOTA Nca levnl; uood boat
Inland boats plndld trout tie hint, urtnd ion-Ty;
aure, itilrk rullcf from hay fover. iih hotel, liuhted
b elettrlttt. npeu Ureplatei, tlno orrheitra, tele
phone ittlnii Accommodate 2,,o, ean of actpua,
rates raodtTAti. SMid for dcK riptlrt pHOiphlet.
INOLKltKT ti lUUrftS. rroprleton.
MORLEY'S.
In thn heurt nf tho Adirondack, durroundrd by
thi mot minantl' ocent ry , 2,(H0 feet above the fea.
(ivertooKiiiu' tuof tlio Hret and inont beauttfnl
trout laki i In thn rrclnn. imlf llnki. bowling, boat
lnir. Inthinc, tenm, et Modcrato charges. No
pulmonary lnrMfd. Hend for pamphlf t
.MORIaF'S I.AUi: 1,I.KASNT,
Hnuilltoii Co,, w Ynrk.
AomoKoACKs.
THE BERKELEY,
SVRVNAC I.AhK. N Y.
All modern Impruvenients Send fnr circular,
imimtr, II O CONM LL, Jlanaser
l'A'lKIJili JIOl'NT.VlNs.
HOTEL KAATERSKILL,
CATSKII.I. MOUNTAINS,
Opens June 2H. Hie ration 2.000 feet Capacity 1,000.
Fast trains from New Y'ork to hotel irniunds in loss
than four hours without chanse of c-irj.
Addreaa .1. A. IIODKIN,
THF. CHFLSFA, 232 W FST 2.1U ST , N. T. CITY;
CATSKII.I, MOINTAINS.
Klsbiitnin lletrent House.
$0 bi $s per week, free boatluit and tlshliiK, hldh
elevatiou plenti of shade and amusement.
G. S FIBIirit, Klskatoni. Greene counly, N, Y.
LO.NO ISLAND.
SUMMERHOMES
ON l.ONO ISLAND
I!y Occun, SdiiikI and liny.
"Summer Homes," a book describing hotels and
boardiuu houses ou Lone; Island free upon appbeft.
tiou at 120, u,i), 1.U3 Broadway, Journal Sum
nn r Ri'sort bureau, 103 Nassau st , 67 Columbus
a.. Harlitu, ticket i.fllres font Kcst attb st. snd
James slip, fuol New Chslubers st , New Ynrk tl 13
Fulton st , hatxlti Summer Resort Bureau, Eauln
liilllillllK, Matuuah a station I.. I It R. and 118
llruadway iMilern lllstriitl Bmoklyu, or aend 4e.
In stamps to II M SMITH, IraiUo Manaitir, L. I It.
11 . L. I Clt)
Manhattan Beach Hotel
Will Opon June 15,
T. F, Sllleek Mannser
Oriental Hotel
Will Open June 22
Joi 1 CJrenven.. Mnnnxer
i m o m jeai ot n im aj vva y. nl v.
SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS.
SUFFOLK CO. (L. I.). N. T, '
Til K lltOSli:CT 1IOUNR.
The lieauty nf the mountains and dellidits of the
seashore combined Fine irnlf links, boatlntf, bath
Inir, nslilnu and all amusimeu s Houso aceoiumo
dateailuti Has elevator, elei tnc ludita, aultea with
balh, Ac Sei.i for Illustrated booklet. S.M.1IA1GU1.
BRIGHTON BEACH HOTEL.
miHJIITON I1KACII, N, V.
Opeu June in under new roanauement, hotel en
lire) reconstructed, nftflv furninhnd tbrounhout
flneprlftte 1 athi averrthlna new and up to dato,
xpreM trulim eeij " minute from Now York la
UMoVlrn Drldce. New York nfflre, Stewart Uoime.
IS wj- aud 41t it WFM.MAN A RIJCI! rU'ropg
VAU lLOt KAMA
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
OI r.N'K MAY 50TH M0DF.RN AND rlltST-CLtSS
APPOINTMKNTS. PaUUou on the beach, with res
taurant Fieellent aeeommodations: special low rates for
blrycllsta and K of C Apply at lintel or to (I Park
place, Maw York. JOHN ). BOQKIiU, Proprietor.
III MsaSISSWSSWWl Wll I S.1.SIII. sssssswssssssssssisss ssw
""!l.'r "Mrt'' I Rummer Hwovtii.
rSARRMirSi ;
S THE BRIGHTON OF AMERICA j
i Boldest, Coolest -om,r'",, A PI t '
Ocean Front In this v 4V-H $L iV ?
r 8nthlnanBeachon r'J&
) Mitchless UPERBRfflODERNHOTELS
i Oalf Links CA,INO wl M0Hlrlct"T0HCMCSTsiA. pcnrtcT macadam noaoa. S
1 "v" "sllinss tlCMT-MtlE DtLIOHTrin. BAIL TO NCWPOHT. TULL INrORMATION
I i . i AND H-LUSTiiATro noonn upon application to v
N ... .'r!;u IVnpriet.ini . . Itiedi rroprlrto-s J ,
i Atlonlle House S.T, llrownlna Hotel llotMnfttinm (nswl ,t. fl Horns A kon f
3 Alwood House J. A, Tmkrr Hotel leUilsuneui.ei l:irliMrl II. Mrnrns V
I Arlln(Un lil. tustull fsperlii (11. . Nje J
I lark's llnll 7 f I InVk JJnssasnlt llnuse J. . JUbeoek f
J C.MH.enl.l o(lrnl.HIt, Cot ftVishVlte."?"" it1 'I YZ'yi V
O,.enc-I,,u(p0allt!,o,iar..VII.V,1,e VeT, U-w llou'.e.. Mr. Oeo llrowiJlS J '
f l.lfrtrlo Cure, I.tctrlc l.ljhta
SNARRACANSETT PIER, RHODE ISLAND
NEW YORK.
LON(J ISLAM.
A BTHICTLY III'.riNIJI FAMILY IIOTHL.
CLIFFTON HOUSE.
Ulght on Water Front. 110NA1K.K, I.. I.
ipost OllUe address PatchoKue, N. Y )
FA()!UTB 1101 F.I, on Great South liar.
?fi minutes from 1. 1 City. 2nn moms Music.
M rite for bookiit. JI'NM.SH a CLIFFroN, Props.
niiisi.'ikh Island, l. i,, n. .
MANHANSET HOUSE.
oi'i:ns ,n'r. as, '
For terms and Illustrated pamphlet apply to II,
P. W. LUS0.N, Manager, 2 J Union giiuaru, room 7,
New korkcit).
HA HOVER HOUS E,ll"i.n2 ".Si A,T '
Kowopen, cool and shady, beautiful vlows, lareo
aummerirarden for aciommodatl.in uf basket par
ties, mualc and dauctni: on snndai s
C AMir.RSF.N, Prnp'r.
THELINWOOD, " vv shouk.
Boleet family hotel. Ti tiui, Ac, of J. 11. i'ULLIS.
NEW JERSEY-
HADDON HALL.
AtUntic Qty, N. J.'s, Famous Hotel.
Guests at Hniblou Hall ImMi the iirlelleirn nf the
Cnuntry Club's Golf Links s, hidulid tuiirua
uieuta weekly. Illustrated lid ratine m died
l.i:i.ll- LIl'I'lSCOTT.
hong llranoli.
0CEANH0USE,
I.O.Stt IIRAMMl. N 4.
ThU hntfl, ttituutud dirn tly un the Ocean Boulo
rant, will l-enpt iud June 2 J hr
1K. , tllIM. DAVIDS,
proprietor of thn f amou winter und fprtuc resort.
Till. 11AULKMON IIOll.L.
Chftrlfrtton. S C Hot and odd f i .nth HpncloiM
croundf. Kxciptionalty litnh t Uhh iiilmtio an 1 !
ice at modi rUo rati h Nn lt-tttrur nmrethnroiulily ,
fijulpjird lintel on tln Jcrcj iudt. l'gi full infor
mation call or nddrt hn
W. IRVING DAVIDS,
()( FAN 10l SK. I miB lliani li. N J
LONG BRANCH, Kl
West End Motel and Cottages.
Situated on bluff fa dm: neesu
COTTAOKSOPKNJl XKs III) I I.LOI'FNSJI'SK 22.
New i'ork Otllce, lir. llmadwa) iltnoiu "Hi.
. i:. 1III. Dill. Ill, llitr.
Aslitiry I'nrk.
A Moni:rtv iioii:i. hy i iir. si:a.
HOTEL COLUMBIA,
on tho ocean fmut, in Kflft t North Anbury Pirk, N.
J., rapacity At-0, eloator, liiths. ciMiiita; dlunrni.
Booklet. . IIAKK JONhS
GRAMERCY HOTEL, A',,s:urh'
ITndrr nie liberal lnanacrmpnt. all mod lmpta ,
ppedal attrattlons fur wlipi'lmui anil K of C. For
raJerudljoiWelaaddr(RSllAlll..I HUC'KM-KLI I'.U
"METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
ASIII'IIY l'.MUt, X. ,1.
Remodelled and Improved, best family resort
house, earn, in.uairemeut IIILO. OVKS.
Sfubrlght.
TUC Al I AIDC SPUING LAKE. N. ,T.
I III- HLLnlnCi UellKhtf ill summer ream t.
Directly ein the beach. F. M UK HMtDSON.
Sprlnr; I.nkc.
WILBURTON-BY-THE-SEA.
Directl) on Ocean nieeator.
Hot and Cold Sea Water Paths.
It. K. LKICHWOItTn.
PENNSYLVANIA.
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL.
GLEN SUMMIT. PA. 2,000 FEET ELEVATION.
WILL OPEN Jl NE 24.
Ou I, V It. 11 4i houia lrom New York
Thronirh Pullman cirs spriui; water l'Jnedrlecs
and bleyclluir Kleiatnr. Itonmsi n suite withbath
Steam heat. For ilea, riptleo booklet and other In
formation applj to
W II CltOSIIY. 5Ianairer.
JARDOIVT HOUSE,
Mllford, like county, Pa. buperb locution, excel
lent roads fi rbicjclbts and drleliu; iiilsiue under
suirlslon nf Chef Jaulon of Prim ess Inn Irumla
lleach. Vaend for booklet 1". X, JAltlluN, Prop
OAT VIKW IlOt'sI..
nigh eleeatlon; scenery unsui) assed, drlrlnir,
boatlnir, llahliiK, niiiluutia walk tollilaware ltller,
eleuaut tablu, pure apriuc; water. 1) nkb t
S oil HF1H.D. Mlnsl. l'v
()t NTA1N Hot si:.
DF1.AWAI1E WATFH O VP, Ps.
Kowopen AHiunderncomeul.nors Wiito for terms.
Sirs. THrO. llkl'sl'.lt A SON
I.AUi:t,ASH IIOI'sl S'inir) uusuriiasseiL
cniil flahiuir. boatluic and bithincr trie, farm at
Ucli'd, circulars. C. S AS WHY, Co. Ibnuitli, Mun
roe Co , Pa.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WHITE
MOUNTAINS.
MAPLEWOOD
HOTEL.
FIIPST CI ASS GOLF C d'P.SB.
AlNSI.li: i Vr.IIsri:u. Manatrn,
Mnpleitonil, . II,
Ken York addroca, until Juuo 1.',, Hotel F.mplre.
MAl'I.KWOOIk COTTAtli:.
Annex of Maplcwood Hotel, com culcut and com
fortable LEON II CILLF.Y, Manager, Maplewood.N II.
THEWAUMBEKANDCOTTAGES
THF. WAl'MPEK.
THE IF.FFKHSON
Jefferson, New Hampshire,
Open in Juno
Great flnlflni Centre. Is hide course
Old Fiik'llsh Coacblni; Trips.
DAVID H PI.I'MKII. Manaiter
NHIIFl J Ml'ltl'HY Assistant Manaser.
Address Laurel Housi , lkeood,N J .until June 1',.
FOREST HILLS HOTEL
AND CO'ITUIHS.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Onlf links, biorlo track, appointmiuta modern,
drtrra unsurtisssed
.1. V. limllry X rn Iriiniiintn, N. II.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs
ai.i. si:.vsos ur.soitT.
ON ( MKbAI'KAKK A, OHIO KY.
An altltudo of 2,rU)0 feel in the Alleehatdis Insures
An IStbilnrullnir Mnuntnlii Lllinnlr,
Cool aud remforuble eliiriuc the summer and no
where equalled as au autumn re.ort
tiik nkw iio.mi:sii:ai)
has been L'reatlr cniarsed and Hnprnod the hotel
and bathhoiiso beiuir now under nue rnnt. Spec Ini
nttelillun tu rulsiiir nnd senile. Hatha from
rinwlnir sprlnzs of natural lint water the most ciira
the knnwii for Id tod and nerenus d orders
(inlf Links und Well-Kil (,rreus.
Vtell.:iiilpiied I.Helj nml Itlillnc Seliunl,
Piillniau cniiiiiartiuent ear from New Ynrk via
Mashlllittiili, witunul ihaui:e li irsuiii tickets and
tisertst onsat C '. O uitl. i s, ,n ; a id 1.1 I Hroad
way andniriirs p.'iiua It It , New Ynrk also otnci a
N V N II A II It It tbmuk'buiit Niw England.
iUUJ UX'UtUY, ilaaajur, Uot Uprtava. balu Ou., Va.
nisi.iwiisiiius.sswsisiaiwisisiiiissussimef MMmlMt9mMS0mMmm
IVnntnl ffrmalc...
HARLEM tub aw
111) WKSr 1251 II ST
BRANCH. -
nHOP noil. lF.niKIts on ChimbTrrX DeateJ
foldiiiit lniiihlnes. It WOLFF, ns) Centre st.
OSTIIICII 1 ETHt Its -Urst . lass pp-pan rwant
ed. A HlClI.llllf.N All). (Mil ,'18 ll'way.
Somrotir rmmtji Wmilcil.
poohs t.Mitotnii, ldtrh.'nmiil.ls. 2 1 laundn sses,
' waitresses, to iMi'Mnrki is, .In looks who waU
and iron, lauii In sses hn dn chain! erwnrk Frem li
ladles' maids, uiirsia, butlers, second and third ineli.
Mrs. 1 . Shl'LV, -ir.'J nth av. ,
(HIM PF.ThM Pndi'stant cmk and laundress, alsii .
' a llrst cla-s waitress nnd cliambermaldi itooct
wanes. famll liUuit lu Ni v, London, references re
iiircd. Mis L. SKE1A, 3.2 ntlinv
( 'OMPF.TKM liuudiisstou.i loilr cnwtrh,iunnT
wa;cs9Jii, cri hi st referenc sn mired
Mrs L SI i:iA, ,ij'.' tiihav '
1,11 KS1 CLASS mok Sw. dish pn ferreil wamsfio
A tu $uii, kitc'tiinmald kept, ri fen iocs reiuiicd.
Vis I, sj.rxi, ,ir,.'ilini
Illtsl CLASS liiundnss In fn lo the Adllonilacks!
nneaieuslome I to laruo wash croud waes, ref
erences re mired M.s I, st KL . 3-, ntli av.
IIItSl-CLASS biunilnsa, "wiik'is j.-,, fur (Tfan.lb
-A luiuifiu Alorrtsiown bel rcfi ri ncis re pitud.
Mr I. SFKIA,. -. (Ithal
T AFNDHF.SS tn mitu Now huff. Ik. 1 I . wauis SI1
J In ..e) must ) wtllluc; tu do somo chniubtri
work, rcleroiues riiiuirtd.
Mrs L srriA. 1r.2 Oth av,
1 Al'NDItr.SS wllliliittn ill Ihe lutiiln rwnrk for
J' llee iii liimlli, lii Orsuete, N I wai;isun. no
ahlrtH eutUrs and cuts nireieun s r '.pitied.
Mi 1. si. I.i V .-,jutharA
J)l(OTFM VM" nitiui snifstlT tu.o one bouf
fruui New Vnrk, iifer.ii.isn iniiid. 5
Mrs. I, SIM LY .f,2nthav.
1ItOTISTANT kltiheuioald must be stron? nml
villbucr, lelueiicis lepiiii l
.Mrs I, s i.I.Y. T.'-'iith iv
' -t
Vsintcd flairs 4,lcchu.u, c.
10 eduenti-d nbnut 17 tn liarn printfnir tradei
J' j; pi i wcik in -tirt. Apple lij b tt. r lu "v,n
hundwritiiu ( (I lirUGOiKK, 14ilCintru si
(il 1 1 1 li. -I. i i in nnd sheet i otter in pimplikt
'blulir must h nr uis nu.l ullliuu' am nut
nfrild nf lia'd wink stoti i i tu n o hc.. nnd wae4
I spieled, 11" II J I. II I I lid list I lolls .mil s b, r li.i'll lie. d
litl-uir ddltss MI.UIY M)itK,lmi is l sun office.
IIHsTCI AS PI I MllFltS winp'd Pd tn " I
A I I I.l.OMl.li, .uCenti il n N..ark. N J
M'l.rM. MIM llwlui i"n alsii dn h dbm i astinuv
Apply with n ten mint .the roituMO SUA Lit
1'I.All. iii.l imilid.'lumnlii, Ciuula
CM lit FFKH Onenrtwn uood mm wanted-oni
' tirltinuie until Apple with rMinnce tn lh
lOHONro hILVLK PIA1E CO., l.imllid. Torouto,
Can tdu
'PUHEE Iron moulders wanted, erond waees to)
1 st.ii.ljm.il. MICHAEL I II(.r.HAI.D. ioukusl
Clt) Foundry.
A' ANTF.D-Eiperleneed machinists to no to New
v i-na-1 tint pi noaiipiit positKiiis, nn union meei
wanln I brim; ii fi rell. t s Apply lietwi eu lnatld5
o'cloiktodaj. II W MkTIIEII,k'l William st , city.
gfntiS 'antfd paltjs.
AGFSTs WAMEDfora special summer campaign
'IHE SAIt'ItHW i:KMMI POsT. islahllshed
by benjamin Franklin In 171!H now imbltshed hr
The curlts Pul.lisliinLt Company, proprietors of THH
I.Ulir.s' HOME JOL'ltNAL. Is ollered to subscribers
fiirnno jiarnnlj, for $1.00 tlm rcirular price ta
$3.r). 'lhisntler i. for the iiurpoae nf a iiulck in
troduction and will bo wltliilrawn September 1st,
Ihe leifiilar prlco of $'.' .u will be maintained after
that date We will ulo a uood commission for
ever) subscriber sei ured aud distribute $.1,000 Sep
tember 1st anionic thu 17i) best am nln. $.ro0 will be
ui n to Hie person sciidln. the largest number of
sul s, ribers nt $1 niiiach per ear. At this special
Inw subscription priie thousands can he easily se
eurid Ad.lrvss 'IHE Cl'HTIS PU11LIS1IING COM
I'kNY, Phtladelphl-i Pa.
. l
efivst-C.ajtf Drip efcmntcjt grofes
sional. l'K ('l ICAI. IIIMIIMM,,-Ynunit wnmnn
wants pisltiou with loaliufai turcr, wall paper pre
femd.nrwh reM r tali nt fur di -unllnf euu bn ulll
Irrd, IhurniiL'hl ueiuil ar with nil prai Ileal details,
use uf eolnrs, ii , will iiirnlsli refi rnucca mid exam
pbaofwuik Addiess OltlGl.SAL, bux lul Sun ii i
town omce, 12M.r. llruadw i)
'01'.NO man with hipoiusa Iralnlns desln posl
- tiou, nlllinitt i workhatd Aldress A. 0., bos
isosuu office.
rfirot-Cla&tf Hrlji -ftmaltc.
IIItST CLASS waitress wanes $jn, understamU
careliu; senlti ; win. s, muklni; aalads, diesslto.s,
&c . ood references E. H., box Zvj sun uptown
otllce, l-'i M llmadwa)
JlllSl CLASS liundrtss, wucres $2',, excellent
rctirenees, J McC , box 60 Sun uptown oltlce,
l2ito lnuudttuy
l.'IltSl CIAsH Swedish eunk wanes $4(1, belt ref
I ileluis M, o, box CIO SUU uptuwu ufllcl!,
l.'n , lima Iwa)
7'OHH taniilj in k wnc'es $2.r,, understands luy
Vll wnrk thor.niKlily refirinies. c. 1'., box Bus
Ulu uptown otliiu, UU.'i llruadway.
Kill HKSMllll xiiiilli), willinu and ohllciniii
uuoit rifirin, is. M. K, bux hut bun uptown
olllce 12U". Jlr ill tv.nr.
JAI Mdll ss .iiul . huiiiberm.il I, wuues $u city
2 ri fi n u i s (. n., box Cttl Sun uptnevu olhce,
l.'ilf. lit .id sny
1fU,1.iUMAlIi waiii s 2 i utultrstands waltini-.
it.tup.l lit i: . 1 r. fi lulicia It It., Imx Mil nun
uptown ..Ihie, IJU. lli..iideea .
'IMliilloCGIIIA ioii.pi I. nt conk, waees ISO. city
I ret. r net k, M. 11, box bud Miu uptuwu olhce.
l.'o. Hroa Iway
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I
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mrtii of thiny, tiioionyli bookkeeper
and ollicc iiiiiuiigcr, tlcsircs position
vliert' -.alary coiilil apply to ptireliiuso
nf interc-t in the business. W. II.
., box 1(J:5X. Y. Sun ollice.
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..first-Clajijii '&ty late.
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i rif-reui isaudioiiiMve stiuiltv. ants work a.
porti mr uatier ddna . 2r.. West 42d st.
MAN with twelve j ears' experience aa for.mau.
nude ratands all kinds ..f p.pi r box making, both
fane) and rlnap llnis, w. uld like to locate in lbs
last. Address to ILSON, I)j Ciuter av.. I hlcao, IIL
MAt HIMST and iiiBinier first class all around
hind steadi let lefeienci s lOOl.MAMill.
HU l.aiir.ln u st , I. un; Isliud ( It)
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1 atiad) pusiiliiu, i:i n odirati
1. Illtooh, ini West 47tb it
"V ANTED Position I) ol 1. rly man.aitiie.str clly
' temperate, inti .Iil-. utnu.l udaptd to anylhin.
cftered, best of refcrsnec A.ldnai
WOHKhll, lox lOHSunoffloe,
VOl'NG man, 17, would like position of trust In
dry uood. commission house
11 It box lHASunofflo.
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ttiuekrcpi r. h ( kl.HWl 1 L, Pi Manhattan al
'attntu.
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rites HOITil U bulEN, 2 NuskU at., S. X,
JjtabU.licd lobi.
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