davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06

| pushino open the door discovered her husband
| hanging by the neck. Help was summoned Dut
| life was found to be extinct. Inc suicide was "a
! jeweler IN good circumstances Recently ne cqH-
| tracted a nervous disorder, which affected his
| mind.
NEw-JERsEY.
CHERRY HIIL.-The disappearance from her noIDo
on Thursday Ight OF Mrs. Leggett wife OF A. H. Leg
| gett grocer, has caused some excitement. RoIo
| written by Mrs. LegCett was fOnnd shortly AFTER
her disappearance stating that " she was urea Oh
life and had gone TO the river" she mao oeeh ~ u
i-health for long time and was SUBJECT 10 HIS VI
dependency.
MATAWAN.-Thomas Longstreet, Of Seabright,
on Wednesday, caught a number of the employees OF
John Garter picking melons on ms grounu, anu
with his hired help be started airer mem. JUS 40
they were jumping over the fence Thomas Ryan;
one of the party was TO fall, and when picked
M he was found to be dead The cause was sup
posed to be heart disease, brought on by over
eXertlOn. $500, -r ,,,r,
FLUsHING-After the sparring exhibition at
College Point, on Thursday, q number OF those VINO
Hill. got drunk and quarrelled. There was several
knock downs and William Hill, son of Harry
Hill, threw John VTOole, of Flushing, and falling
upon him, Bit one of hi, ears nearly oil.
LONG ISLAND CTTY.-Ex-ChIef of Police A. ;.
Woods has begun SUIT against the Ponce Comnls-
sioners, 10 compel tom to renstaie hun III MS
position. lie funeral of Mrs; Isabella Gleason
wife of Alderman Gleason, took place from GU
Mary's Roman Catholic Church yesterday.
SYSTEMATICALLY Rev. DIR. Smland, who has
resigned tho pastOrate of the Presbyterian church,
will be presented wiki his salary for year, as
token of appreciation of his faithful services
SHUTDOWN BRANCH.-Henry DOckerty, age fiji
teen entered the house OF Mrs. G. b. Smith on
Thursday, and stole ribbons yrlvets and silks 10
the value of $50. lie arrested near NorthpOit
Yesterday, and sent 10 the Rlycrhead Jan.
SoUTHOLD.-A masked burglar entered the house
of +. MItcue Terry on Thursday, aud stole SILVER
watch aud $40 The rob JerY took place IN broad
daylight and was witnessed ny Mrs. bairu, inc
bonsekreper who was threatened by the burglar
If she gave an alarm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
CHENEY BROTHERS
AMERICAN SILKS

The first consideration in selecting silk dress
should be-will it wear we'll Most silks are so
heavily weighted in dyelDg that the filling threads
are rotted. aud can be easily broken apart Such
silks, however handsome in appearance, cut ana
become greasy after few weeks wear. Cheneys
silks are exempt from all this deception. Their du-
rabilty has been tested In thousands of house
holds and the makers guarantee them in every par
ticular. Those | sell from 81 to 81 20 in blacks
and colors 40 shades) give more wear for the
outlay than any other dress goods sold.
SAMUEL II. TERRY, Is EAST 14TH-STo N v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
FRAUDS IN CITY DEPARTMENTS.

The Grand Jury continued yesterday its exami-
nation into the affairs of the Water Registers Blu
reau Several witnesses were examined, including
Commissioner of Public Works Thompson and
Water Register Chambers. MIR. Thompson after
ward lad au interview with District Attorney
McKeon. The investigation will probably continue
for several days.
day present the Mayor their report ia The coupon
frauds and the general management OF tue Finance
Denartment The report will cover thirty. three
nages of foolscap. Toe CITY Debt is analysed, and
Tue So stem of keeping accounts in the Finance De-
partme mt criticised. large amount OF work has
been done but only the results will be gwen TO the
Mayor. No long tables of figures will accompany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Report OF Commissioners OF Accounts to Mayor Eu-
sOn on coupon frauds.
American Jockey Club races at Jerome Park
Annual fall regatta OF KniCkerbOcker Canoe CluD
Annual dinner OF Veterans II 7tn Regiment at DEL
mOnicO'a
KnickeTbOcker Yacht Clubs annual fan regatta
Mass meeting of the citizens OF Brooklyn IN Academy
OF Music. NJ. r,.
Boston. Metropolitan baseball match on Polo Grounds
Inspection OF Tweny-fOurtu Ward by COnhlssohels o
Parks in annexed district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue ROtel-GOvernor 5. W. Hale
Of New Hampshire DE- Angui4nO, Minister iof qua nd
temala Mexico; Professor Paul Passy OF Tari-'
James L. Claghorn of Phiade phia HoteI BTnS9lcS
Henry B. samuesOn. NJ. p, OF England. Btnds3r
HOteL-JObn HOms, M. r., or England, snG JARVIS al
Adams of Ceyelan Netc- York HOet-EX-GuyrrnOr
Henry NJ Mathews OF West Vii gnla. -Erereu House
Professor W. G. Sumner, OF Yale College. Westminster
Hotel-Captain Henry Wilson. U, 5. NJ. Victoria Ho4
Judge o. A LOcnrane. Of Georgia. Hoffman HoaSe-
L. T. Letter. of Chicago. GiSey HOuse-General a.
Pitcher, y. 8, A....StlTteUdn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mander D. Q. Woodrow, U. B. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
Announcements
DIR. LYoy's PERFECT TOoTH POWDER.
The Bcstlu tho World p cents
LUxURrEs OF A CLAM BAKE

They are manyJOO numerous 10 mention, There are the
juicy CLANS the tOOthsOme the GENIAL so
God time generally. honor Of hortOrsl There
the dySpeptC pauE the pronounced cramp the aching
head the u eTsal smashup That n, you did not have
the preciuuOn To pTOvde yourself with bottle OF Perry
Daviss Pain Killer aud % sip hle down liant among the
II did went on feeling nr-t rate and retired
withlutear night Usts from ncuD amt hObgoJnA
Just ike aw0kc ready repeat the luxury
and pleasure Of another bake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
Announce mentl

For twenty years l WAS a sufferer during the
simmer months With Hay Fever. procured bottle Of
Ely's cream Balm. ana was cured before IL was used
Charlotte Parker, Waverly ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
TIFFANY e. CO.,

UniOn-Sqmare, NeW-YOrk,
have ROW on exhibition the
Sterling Silver Ware manuGaC-
tuTcd by them during the past
Summer for The present season.
Il IL the largest collection that
they have yet offered, and conn
priscs u great variety OF novel
and attractive articles in new
styles OfdccOratiOn.
Great attention has been given
30 the production Of articles for
Wedding Gifts and outfits For
household use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06

For many kinds of throat trouble doctors
recommend pipe. They that You sh an select per
fectIy rure dan'ily fragrant tobacco Ike Backweli
Durham Long Gut get relief that way, by toning the
membranes into new life aud activity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06

WE WANT OUR CUSTOMERS TO MAKE CoMPARI.
SON OF OUR GOODS AND PRICES BECAUSE WE
BELIEVE WE SHALL BENEFIT THEREBY; OTHER.
WISE WE WOULD NOT STATE ON OUR GUARAN.
TEE TICKET, WHICH GOES WITH EVERY SALE,
THAT THE PRICES OF OUR GOODS SHALL BE AS
LOW AS THE SAME QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND
MANUFACTURE ARE SOLD ANYWHERE IN
THE UNITED STATES"
BUT TO MAKE COMPARISONS INTELLIGENTLY
REQUIRES SOME KNOWLEDGE OF GOODS, AND
THERE ARE CERTAIN THINGS ABOUT MERIDIAN.
Disc THAT CONSUMERS ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO
KNOW. FOR INSTANCE IN THE FASHIONABLE
FABRICS CALLED "wHIPCORDs" OR CORK.
SCREW" woRsTED. INGENIOUS YANKEE
MANUFACTU RERs ARE PRODUCING VERY HAND.
SOME GOODS MADE OF wooLAND COTTON MIXED
IN THE SPINNING. THESE GOODS ACTUALLY
LOOK SMOOTHER THAN THE ALLwOoL FABRIC
AND TO OUR KNOWLEDGE ARE BEING EXTEN.
sIVELY RETAILED IN THIS CITY. THEY ARE
FREE SELLERS. BUT SERVICE WILL SOON DE.
vELOP THEIR TRUE INwA RDNESs. TWILL PAY
TO Buy AN ALL-wOOL ARTICLE SUCH AS WE RAVE
MADE INTO FALL ovERCoATs AND SUITS OF THE
FASHIONABLE SHAPES. AND THIS SHOULD BE
BORNE IN MIND WHEN DECIDING UPON THE APP
PARENT BASIS OF PRICES.
STORE OPEN UNTILIO O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
l4i Loxin gtOn-aVs.. between 18th mi ilth 'g.
Hours TO /, 70 I. Di3eI3sl HtIB J5rVOll tT3tsn-
IienltO- Urinary Org ans InDDtsnos AL StsciuJV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06

"RoUGH ON RATs.p-CleaTs ont rats mice,
aies reaches bedbugs ants vermm, chpmunkA loo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06

the report, the thetts Of Carroll win be given By
months and years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
THE NATIONAL PRISON ASSOCIATION.

HE NAllONhL lnloON AoH'OlAi IN
The Board Of Directors of the National Prison
Association of the United States, reOrganized at
Saratoga held its first meeting at the Hotel Bruins
wick yesterday. Ex-PresIdent HAYES occupied the
char. and the ioii3wlng dlrectGTs were present ::
CLAIR Tousey, Charles l.. Brace, Eugene Smith,
Theodore Roosevelt and Z. X. BrOckway com
pittee was appointed to consider tue nomination of
additional members of the Board OF Directors. Pro-
lessor Wayland advocated a meeting of wardens
ana prison officers to confer with the Association.
Mr. Roosevelt hoped that the convict
system would be scrubbed and ventilated
Mir BrOckway offered a series of resolutions
providing that a prospectus should be issued and
sent 10 persons interested in penOOgy setting forth
the topics which the Association intends TO discuss
M IT'S next meeting and that meeting of the d.
Tectors governors OF prisons and persons especially
in crested should be held 10 consider OlJects of re-
form. The resolutions were referred 10 the ExeCu-
tive Committee.
The next regular meeting of the Board of Direc-
ors will be held at the Hotel Brunswick on October
IB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06

Seven new policemen were appointed yesterday
and three old ones resigned.
Chestnuts have appeared on street-stands, and pea
nuts will take a back seat for a time.
William Rice, ago titty-One, made vain attempt
to Kill himself by cutting his throat at No. 320 East
ThIrty-itth-St., yesterday.
ORDERED TO ERECT FIRE ESCAPES.
Notice TO erect fire escapes have been sent to the
Industrial School Building at 273 Rivington-st.
and 10 st. Teresa's ParOchIal School at Nos. and
10 Rutgers-st.
National Republican., 1883-01-25
The Yoorhces T,c,oIntInn.

Tho text of the joint resolution offered by
Senator voorhees, yesterday morning, provid-
ing that no treaty affecting the commercial
relation of the United States with other
nations shall be considered in secret by the
senate, is as follows:
Resolrcd, That 1t is the sense Of the senate that
in all legislative proceedings regulating the COM
merce of the United States with foreign nations
or between the states Of the union or which
Affect the revenues and the industries of the
citizens OF the union, the debates and votes
thereon should be had with open doors, to the
end that the people may be promptly aud
thoroughly informed Of the measures in oDutem-
pation or progress, bearing upon their safety aud
welfare, and may be thereby enabled 10 make
known their wants and wishes to their public
servants, to demonstrate In season against meas
ures which they may deem Injurious to their
interest, ana to expose any improper agencies
and methods employed to promote merely indi-
yidual or corporate interests to tho delrlmcnt Of
the public veal; thut u government rcst
lug upon public opinion, deriving Its just
powers from the consent of the governed,
and drawing It's best Inspiration and wis.
dom in n large measure from tho intelligent
patriotism of its citizens, 1t Is not proper That
measures OF general legislation affecting the great
questions of taxation and revenue or commercial
Intercourse with foreign nations should be settled
in secret sessions of the senate by treaty sipula-
uons, while the more immediate representatives
of the people on whom the constitution expressly
revenue are left ignorant of what is being done
until the faith Of the government Is pledged and
their own freedom of action on legislative qucs
tons modified and constrained by the engage
ments OF the troaty.making power: that II is
hereby ordered that all treaties or conventions
usually known us reciprocity treaties" where
alterations are made In the rate of duty imposed
on any article subject to customs taxation, shall
hereafter be considered in the open session of the
senate, and the debates aud thereon shall be
printed immediately thereafter III the Congres-
siglul RccDTh
National Republican., 1883-01-25
Thn nInrnnIs nfLnrl,c.

The Marquis of Lorne, accompanied by Col,
Dc Winton, Col, De Bagot, DR., Burnet, and
Col Tourtelotte, are expected to arrive here
on Friday from Charleston. The marquis will
remain here until Monday, when he will con-
tinue his journey to Canada. During his
brief stay he will be tho guest of Minister
West at the British legation. On Friday
evening Minister West will give dinner in
his honor, to which the secretary of State,
Gen. Sherman. and a number of other promi-
nent parsonages have been invited. On Sat
urday the marquis will be entertained ut din
ner by the Presidents Col. IOurtelotte, of
this city, who was detailed TO accompany tho
vice regal party on their tour in this country,
will, upon arriving here, resume his duties as
II member of Gen. Sherman's staff.
National Republican., 1883-01-25
Episodes AND Ep1GRAMs.

TiT Iictween Mr.. IIiscock nnd MIR. At
kins-Pagc rs Cholrmon-Beiford's Bon
Mot.
Mr.. Hiscock aud Mr.. Atkins had little
disagreement on the floor of the house yester-
day, which afforded an episode in the regular
grind ON the navy appropriation bill. Mr..
Hiscock was saying that the committee had
not designated which Of two boards should
have charge of the work of building the new
ships, when Mr. Atkins, of the committee
said it was definitely stated in the bill. Mr.
Hiscock mildly denied, and Mr.. Atkins
stated that Mr.. Hiscock didn't know what he
was talking about, and the spirit of
controversy was thoroughly aroused by this
time, and the members pricked up their ears
as the you dids' and 1 didn'ts" flew back
and forth from one to the other. Both were
about as near to being mad rs members of the
appropriation committee can get, when Mr..
Page pounded them into parliamentary shape,
and the navy bill once more rode at anchor in
smooth water. A few minutes later the men,
Der from New York might have been seen
walking thoughtfully down among the demo-
cratic seats and pausing by the side of Mr..
Atkins desk. He explained, and Mr.. Atkins
wouldn't have 1t; then he explained some
more and Mr.. Atkins wouldn't have il somo
more. Then Mr.. Hiscock protested, and
Mr.. Atkins shook his head, but finally har-
mony was restored. Tennessee always gets
boiling mad at New Jersey and New York
when the navy bill is up, but Tennessee fires
with doublo-barreled gun, hair trigger, and
Mr.. Chairman Page has nearly worn out his
mallet-arm in keeping the elements down.
Dr. Mchaiiey remarked yesterday, while sit
ting in tho door of the cloak. room "Well,
Page makes the very best of chairmen for this
sort OF sustained struggling" II will all be
over to-day, and the other states will have q
chance. The states that have hundreds of
square miles without water enough to freshen
mackerel," as Mr.. Bellord says, are MS much
interested in the tariff as they are in tho
navy
National Republican., 1883-01-25
Equalization OF Bounties.

A delegation of soldiers and sailors from
Philadelphia have arrived in the city and
will have hearing on Saturday before the
committee on payment of pensions, bounty
and back pay" in favor of house bill No.
1857. This bill enacts that overy honorably
discharged soldier, sailor and marine of the
United States, including the militia, who
performed service for the government between
April 8, 1861, and May ., 1865, shall receive
SlS.33l each month Of service If the actual
plies to his widow, children or parents. All
bounties and prize moneys heretofore received
will be deducted.
National Republican., 1883-01-25
The Bigamy BnI.

District Attorney Nauzle, of Utah, con-
hnued his testimony before the house judi
ciary committee yesterday in favor Of the bill
to compel the testimony of first wives, as pro-
yided for in the antl-higamy bin now b, fire,
the committee, offered by Mr.. Willis, Dele
cato Cain and eX-Delcgatc Cannon. Of Utah
will be heard by the committee on Friday
National Republican., 1883-01-25
Indian Ani,irs.

The house committee on Indian anhirs has
agreed to report iayorably Representative
Georges bill appropriating 5000 to pay
Louisa Boldly in full settlement of her claim
against the government for doprcdations COM
lnitted and property destroyed by the Modoc
Indians in 1s72, Also, Representative Guenth-
er's bill to authorize the sale OF timber on cer-
tain lands reserved for the use of the Memo
monee tribe, in Wisconsin.
National Republican., 1883-01-25
Gnsinrss Gbantes.

INOR SALE CHEAP AND EXCHANGE 90 A
n uice luucl aud rclIeshment saloon and two good
lots, for anything. 81 Il street northwest Jas ste
wv ANrED- s7UD FOR FIVE YEARS ON
w valuable M nuuCtnrlug property, Montgomery
county Md; VIII pay per cont only, quarterly no
commissions. Address Pusloillcc BON 3i3, Washing
ton, d. g., ja233ts
n TONEY 10 BORROW-eOOO0 WANTED FOR
w lnur years liberal INTEREST," absolute security.
AuuresS lI, Republican Ohice. ia223t@
Y TBERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
u ! on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rntesj Collections made every-
where byJ. H. SQUlER * CO.. Bankers, l4l1 Penn
BylVaiia avenue. ma281
National Republican., 1883-01-25
Cnnil,dntes oor CIcrl,.

Tho friends of ox-Congressman John II.
Caldwell, of Alabama, will push him for the
clerk of the house in the forty y-eighth con-
gress. They claim that he can beat Adams
in the coming contest, as both will have an
even start Before Adams had the patronage
of his Office in his favor. This time he has
congressional defeat to contend against.
National Republican., 1883-01-25
The Pound Rule.

The house committee on rules yesterday
considered the resolution to re-enact the
Pound rule, in force last session, for proceed
ing to business on the calendar and speakers
table. In view of the caucus resolution to
press the tariff bill, it was determined not to
revive the Pound rule.
National Republican., 1883-01-25
The Centennial Shortage.

The house committee on appropriations
yesterday considered the petition of certain
residents Of Philadelphia for an appropriation
to reimburse them for what they lost in the
Centennial exposition enterprise, but took no
action.
National Republican., 1883-01-25
GAntaiinnal.


TVOWl:S BOOK-It EEPG Nc EASIEST, SHORT
n est, best; months of study saved. With pen
cnlh street. JaG2itS
1910 AND 1911 FOURTEENTH STREET,
i - j a.. near Fourteenth.street Circle Norwood
Institute. Select school for ladies \ few bOnrders
received. Address MR.. or Mrs. WIN. ID. CABELI-
National Republican., 1883-01-25
8our0inq.

TNoR RENT-A MAN AND WIFE CAN BE AC-
n COmmodaiod with room and board, or single
gentlemen; private iHmily and comforts OF home
Address II. H., Republican Oilce ia2h3ts
TD - EIGHTEENTI STREET NORTH
4 - - west-Oue second story front room, COM
iurtibly furnished, and opposite rescryntiOni also
table bonrdi terms moderate. ialB'l2v7
NLINION HOUSE. SEVENTH AND STREETS
" northwest 80 Fi'st-clnss table board and large
rooms nc reasonable rates. location central tran
silent rates, 81, Sl.2j, Sl5Oi no liquors. deSr
EI1HEMONr HOUSE
Il CHA NGE OF pROPRIETORS.
Flrst-olass table, pOtcnnd attentive wants. Very
desirable situation Tor ttmilies Rates. 500 and "
per day SIS, go, S3j ana % per month,
dci Ii W. DENISON, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1883-01-25
GPENCERIAN BQs!NEss GQ4tEgE,

CORE iGR NINTH AND ID STREETS.
Day and evening sessions for the education Of sons
aud daughters aud men and women for selfsuppOrt
aud real life. Branches taught are: The English
Language, liusiness Arithmetic Spencerian Practi-
cll Pcnmunship, Bookkeeping, by single and double
entry, Business Practice, Physical and Vocal Cul'
ture, Political Economy, Commercial Law,
scholarship for year from date of entrance, day or
evening, $50. Special terms by month or quarter or
for year by inbtallments. College circular mailed on
application.
HENRY G. SPENCER, Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Nice'Princpal. Ruli
National Republican., 1883-01-25

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our houses
stores, shops and arms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices &c, and how they may DO
seen Property for sale in all parts Ofthe city Money
b. II. WARNER, OlG T street,
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL. RENT. OR
4 Trade City or Country Property. come and othe
great bargains at the Renl Estate Exchange Of
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhlgtH
National Republican., 1883-01-25
Qcal Gstite Brokers.
CHARLES r.. BlsMOl' ~ CO.,
REA l. IL s Il ATE BISOK EISS

INV g y n - IT G n -Ad H ATE5,
iOnS ! STREET. NORTHWEST
Rrpl Estate bought and sold. Houses rented.
lhhts collect", Loans negotiated Insurance Ia
I.IsbelniS companies at lowest paying rates No
chAfhe Tor advertising. uur ollce one of the finest
and best located IN the city Parties having property
70 sell OF r,ht VIII hnd II " their interest " placeit
IN our hands. ge2-lY
National Republican., 1883-01-25
S0lauteS-1tIu-SflqIr.

-
WY ANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE ROY
w about II years of age TO learn the profession of
architecture. Apply Mt t5l3 seventh street northwest.
VIZ ANTED-5O ACTIVE YOUNG MEN FOR
w service on the western frontier; good salary
and all expenses paid. For particulars apply ~ 1910
L street. ia2tl2t@
National Republican., 1883-01-25
adlantro- -Situatiuns- ---IflaIr.

yXTANTED = EMPLOYMENT ny a RAPID
w stenographeri references given. Address A.
q. e. Republican Office. ja2idf
VNyANTED - EMPLOYMENT BY YOUNG
w man writing u good hand and well recon-
mended ana who will ask small compensation. Adj
dress S. r., Republican Olce. Ja2j-3t
National Republican., 1883-01-25
S0lantrh. .MtIn-..frmnIt.

VITANTED-A GOOD WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w homework; must stay at nights, ana have good
references Apply at 2026 street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-01-25

yAEANTED--A SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash, &c, at llO0 Thirteenth street northwest.
ja223tf
National Republican., 1883-01-25
6dlantrS- -Ruoms.

LXTANTED-.ROoM AND BOARD BY A GEN.
w tlcman and wife In small private family near
he Postoilice Departments price must be very low.
address c., Republican OfiCc. ja25-3tF
National Republican., 1883-01-25

FEB, |, by GENTLEMAN,
w wife, and sister within five minutes walk Of the
Ebbitt house, two or three furnished rooms first
or second floors, with without board vt price not
10 exceed S31; references. Address with description,
PERMA NENT. Rennbllcnn OIice. ia2tatt