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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-15
LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.

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BY virtue of a deed of trust from j. f. Shrcvc
aud wifo, dated March 31st, 1885. AID duly
corded in Fairfax County Court in iihcr +, No D.
folio 80, and being thereto required by the party
secured thereby, the undersigned, trustee III sal!
decd, will cilrr for sale at public auction. tho
premises, ut thrco o'clock p. m. on MONDAY.
the 10th day of August, 1886, tho TRACT OF
LAND conveyed to him by said decd ana de-
scribcd rs follows "A tract of land situate, lying
and being In tho county Of Fairfax, and State
aforesaid. FAILS Church, and con tanning h0i:
twenty-thrlc acres. moro or lc:s, bounded on the
north by Henry Turner's iand, Oh tho west by Tic
land Of Truman Brush, OH the cast hy the land of
Martha 4. Donaldson. and nn tho south Gy the
ond OF tho Misses E!ll. and being the same land
assigned To the said J. j. Shlcvo in the PARTITION
of the real estate OF his father, the late Benjamin
+. ShrcvC.'
Terms OF Sale: Cash rs t. = sufficient sum to
dofray the expense Of executing this trust AMI to
pay The sum 81 81 fJJ, with interest thereon
from March ilst !SS.i until paid and if there
DO any rrsit!rn Of said purchase money tho same
to he made payable at suci. tiiu3 and scared III
such manner as tha said j. I. Sbrcvc, his cXtcn-
tors, administrators ass;gu5 sla! prescribe and
direct or in Of hia or their failure to give
such direction, at such time and III such manner
rs the undersigned shall think fit.
jy12 BOT H. A. VEITCH. Trustee.
A S ASSIGNEE OF y. Z. sTANSEURY. will
IL sell at private salo until MONDAY, July 10.
strect. between Washington and Columbus streets,
and all thYt is net said will hc offered Mt rnhIir
auction on that day. commencing ut 10 o'clock n.
III. Said stoc; consists o. STOVES. RANGES.
TINWARE lGr, &c. Also one SAFE STORE
FINTU RES &c. Terms OF Sale : Cash.
All persons indebted, to said SIanshury mast
pay ut once OF suit will he brought. pcrsonc
having goods storage are notified to pay charges
and, ,,romovo them.
jy9 td A. w. ARMSTRONG, Assignee.
A S ADMINISTRATOR OF CllAS. J. liOGGl,
n offer at private saIo until SATURDAY.
August 7th. 1896 the CONTENTS or TIE
PRINTING OFFICE of the said c. j. llough IN
The building n. Z. of Lee aml Prince SITS.
Alexandria, Va; aud if not sold hy then, will
sell the samo st public auction on said day, con-
mcncing ri ! q o'clock on tho said premises.
There is in said otic, LbG;y Press No. >.
two Baltimore Toh5crs Nos. , and 6. Typo fonts,
Rules and all other appliances usually found IL
first t-clasS job printing Office.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
VIM. II. SMITH Gcrrrant
Administrator Of C. J. Houch, decd.
All persons having claims against the estate Of
c. J. 1Iough are hereby notified 10 present ;hcin
to me, duly authenticated, within 30 days
w. II. SMITH, Sergeant
jsT I'd Administrators of c. j. lIoueh, decd
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AUCTION SALES.
DU3L4C SALE.

By authority Of deed OF trust, recorded in
libcr Q. No. 3, fol:o 22o OF tho land records OF
Alexandria county. VIZ viii Offer for sale on
the promises, on TUESDAY. tho Goth day Of .Ju.
ly, 1886, tho HALF SQUARE OF GROUND OIL
the east side of Roya! street, between Gbbon and
Wilkes streets, with the BUILDINGS thcrcupon
Sale to take rlaco at /! a. m.
CASSIUS T. LEE,
.jelS &jy15,11.19 Surviving Trustee
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-15
DUBLIC SALE.

As aecn. for Charles Gallagher, ot Missouri,
will offer Mt public sale on SATURDAY, the &lst
of July, at about IL O'Clock NJ. in front Of the
Mayors flee. in Alexandria, The following LOTS
WITH IalnRON ENtNTS, VIZ:
No. 14:5 CAMERON STREET, between Patrick
and Henry: Nos Gt IS aud 20 PITT STREET.
between Duke aud Wolfe.
And in BrcntsviIlc, Prince william county. on
ONDAY, August I'd. in front Of the Court !lou.c.
at the :aino hour, abcut 2Go ACLES OF TIE
PROVIDENCE FAEAI, without improvements.
and THEE VACANT LOTS in the tnwn of DUN
fries.
Terms pl;u!c known Oil day % sa,c.
JOHN CARR
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ADVANTAGES OF tbs PtoPpsFD CHANiE FROM
CREEDM IpR-VsED - rIE MAtNsd.N.
There mas been Of late a revival ct interest
in mirksnarsnp contests. aud tn members oil the
Natio al hr Accusation Ia NeS-YorH 40 III IKE 10 see
,r,rsed ,nnrovs,nent Gu" OF tue Various
S.w-York are brought IN co"taet with the
%. & meta tns NATIONAL GL.ri Dents Or Otner
states can pro luce rue suO wing o. the Sew- fprz
men in tue l,si contest not excellent. ani cue
regiment. tue 6Dt. 1T nave Representation 40
the matches. Tue ior al tns = nst tue m-u wlo
b-lo y u the Natlonal i.rl not Ne AMI many
or tDeu .nnOt ldOri ne expense attendant
on Trip cree practise. All tue tsa Us 20
WITH nAr iy auy pro icency IN tue art
On tni- acrOrnt efforts are being made
10 move tne .nse % - leu lsIsni
Tue aIvAuase- latter pace for the purposes OF
many ami n range IL placed tuere tue
evyal OF interest ID saOotIus Wi. ittrast yearly
LARGE number ~ people. A. 10 IS uO~. uucn q ~ Is
spent nepusen .saee l. * Dsti-nneI Ia getting
ani Cre-liDoo- .ui on that iccnuii New-forS.
large OF military n-n. po.se-se'A 81 al
perceut,ss Of Entt iernsI dr'tc''s 'rAs nsn
one Of pruciJAl parsons TIp are Ia iAvOr o. tue
change i General C-ot 20 " WtI.ar-. president Il tue
National Ride ASSOCIATION. 70 a rRBUSE reporter ne
SAID recently:
-Tr- au heartily IN favor OF chan mn the range TO
accessible lace tnau Cree iinoor When
Creeiuocr MIST opene the Interest ia slOolng Wa
sometime Ike tat Ia rourr,s4tus year or 80 aso
rn-n Fever We uuIer Tar ilderent aud
bette facnitrs NJ. PDpDeuldseu. tie
-u-Ir SnS Out rAtrDai knoSn At that time - the
Contra. rot. called tus stewart Rilro 49, an
gave he grounds He fair ami the
torn up 20 tAat tn- means OF settng 10 he
grounds poor aud unsatisfactory. TIE state can
nt y aiorI 10 pay usportlti1n O tr Op' 10 the
grounds mOr- than twice 70 A. wncI II does. an Il
oftru there rge ~ nOor, pl lnen ia
r-g drui would make sKcriio't marH7hen, "u
wt0 cannot away Al tIe Tim ~ are h"tie TO Sr
shea tnr Tor tIrir ~ecnn trlA tnoy mae
pO'r al dOSu IN tne ohcAl reports
auh-r-"
NO~ n there pl see Ike -taten Island with
the aia,ribl- transJOr lon ftcluu-- ~hlcf d p"s-
sossrs, ~urrs Cuuit 70 Tor 80" hours hDu 7'H
uu sif Tie epr- tit-ruuOu thi evening 10 -lns tuore
and <. tho Drmb-rs OF tue regiments and thrf rrn~
wOuit patrOulz~ It n-iv-iy. Tn-re are Oh1 ieW
marahnen WHO 10 sHOot al lOOO Y"ru-.
snd sltn ground wOuli not have 10 nave over
four or i've l.OOO yarl butts lhe the hi MIL tnrr
20 .nOOt utO want axe IA tue selection OF
range. ~ulle CI~eiWpO'. Siui The fOu"ub almost
lcsri. { 30 - 4 tray huIirLs VITA
rarRe a. thris If ne "A u0arHed Improve
mrut 10 the IN rssn .u-up. AMI. you k"o"' Veu"IaI
ShrFinaa says 4 /. ne most VNu ME pa OF
20 ue's education. TIE various ~ c-s e" auusr'hrn
now On stat- Isl md together WITH the range "puu
stfr 'ct OF people ~ re Y-aty w t"'t
Hct"nn good atoms tue way o. ""1eis ilI
aud . ru'lOn furnished and tue Oenrnt would
[ be dOuDle
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to company I con seyienfiy cond- n
every one would Ike hight trpoble Ia siu Cases
invafing msy 10 nipf'ed % The hires ait 10
l. trying human fr~lDe To tie -taSo fot uiieos-
prosu-lngiv past yOung woman OF gfoi ioo<s $bo
g-sieuiaies with angry unDrei the whe that yon are
compusorarly carrying not psrrtl riv gro F'c"kinS
Young uisn IN your Lap. Way let driver a
OF ~fu lie fvh-n -ucs j. tue a rsrk
OF frontf And "a he .ed.us yke feed heed tie
sIiap wBca pplled 10 slgBi that yOg wsf Ia bE"t.
why not put --ctfic buftrn direct ndncatlOn
with his spnr Anc, possibly. few pm IN iiriousiy
srd the TIE small hoy wls0
duets the machine aud nedIt ite- sDe
wight hiin alive a of ~nst - ter Tor
lester lTatr an-r vanly pulling tue trap
sevrP,l atm T. 9itrart tns NJ ~ toe
small boy hen;ud. finally Lsn-d cut ta window
ard str ok him a counting blow tb- hal stfl
huge bundle she carried. TIL 10Y instantly "
aud tIe Stage sin ultsnrOusly stopped.
CHAELEs HBNRr WEBB
Neuc. Iork, Oct D. $50
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EARTHQUAKE PROPHECIES OF THE PAST
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EARTHQUAKE PROPHECIES OF THE PAST
CENTURY
To he Edttor Of rh> Trt0Wne
SIR: II is a singular coincidence that in the
latter part o, gear 1853 tue CIT OF Boston, Mass
appalled, ny series earring isKs shocks sIuliar
those when are np~ terrtf1InS tue residents or
Charleston. O.. AMI It's vicinity Tlai history At In
-rv u.s. nKe t4snion. repeats t,ei. upooY do os. Out
II IL Of chronology to not- that
n the past telgeut ucet~ ware prophecy
inx that which only seni-civzeI class 10 our com
muntty nov predicting
nave D-for- an 81 o. he Boston Gazette
or Country Journal u-w-paprr puo'ishei IN Boston
aud lase DrceuD-r -. l7j. iroD wnich quote the
following Advertisements roAtin Of nseraIum. which
suzsested tue foregoing tnOugnts:
THIS DAY PUBLISHED
and sold ~ The !r''er' hereof md by " Draper "a Ae0-
,1r rxp.ct.d dissolution OF all rmne-. Motive TO
UNIVERSAL Hounes~ sESdOS-. pr-.oaet IA BO>-
TON y. l.. Oh tn~ LORD ~DAl. Nor. -. 1888. occa-
.iouei oy EARTHQUAKE ~n'ch n"pp~u~'i % tue
sd0y morning 4Dl diio'tdy 7vsnins prrc"dins ~
II, os,on. vi 4 AZ Ape DIX .out.lnul lnoro par
tIcular Account OF the EARTHQUAKES IMAM has yet
been published anOugsf u.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED
tAnd u, the Printrrs n-rsoN
EARTHQu AXES l"sen o. tas n1n IN, Sn9er OF
II use 40 boston tae LORD s-DAY after the TERRIBLE
EAKrHQO AAE wuicn -utd-niy awos" ~ ou ~ our
-,srp 10 OF the lStn of OremOer, l7o0 ny
CHARLIE. CHAUNCY. d. D. one OF he Pastors 81 the
Fra Cnlrcn - sad Tow TO ~ncn l. ~tded an Ar
PENDiX Giving a summary Account OF TIE late
EARTHQUAKE
THIS DAY PUBLISHED
And s0id by ). h,teeif,l4 aG queen >freen
Divine 4ud Anger dispAJ 81 90 IA M An 10.
A SERMON occ.-i"nst Nv tA- ise EAKIHQU N E5 10
Srw-Es1,ana NoveuOcr Is 1888. Ana pr Acar tas
mex L rc' Day POint ohirIry b Ma hE"
BYLE- Dun.) A. " PaDllsued a. tAe pressing IDp"'-
tunIty OF tns HrsrsrA
Abnut Que nunGr.d and tnirty-pue years ago. hsV-
errpd Doctors OF DvInILy fOret7llnS thAt earth
ou.s.s were sign the ued ate end VI the "ofu-
r,.v only a hiiterass people o-ii-vr ma they are
,,. nj An .uprpacniug dissolution OF ali thin-s Inc
-, fsr-ucr one can sa!riy deduct frOu the pfrCe
49, ANA frosu te predicUu "f our DOtrrn Virgins, u
IN = th- profess OF prDpiet uncertain, AHI
..pl-. mat the present generation VII htrdy pat
mnrh valns utterauces based apOn rsrtnqu or
q Wrtfn-r. eIDWELL :. hAhDALI-
\ eNo- Fork, Oct %. 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
GOOD WORK FOR ROOSEVELT
MANY DEMOCRATS TO VOTE FOR HIM


YOUNG MIN AND rHE BUSINESS COMMUNITY FOR
HiN-ENTHUs AN oN ALL -IDEs
The local Republican headquarters in the
Fiith Avenue Hrtei were closed yes-rJav Mr. Ro"se-
welt and The members OF the Republican Executive Conn
mit'ee are G-fearing citz~us although there Is
great press OF decided that the headquarters
should be c o-st sunday. Tnere a considerable
NUMBER Of Rrpuhlran politicians IN the Fifth Avenue
h"iei and at her pars whrre political news ana Cos
SIP Is IA k-' about The w"rk shar nas h-en
Zone ana the furees on Tor DE
election Of Mr. Roosevelt formed ouren OF most Of
tnr chVersatona Tie great strength or the sentiment
Tor Mr. Roosevelt sceepted an 'nilration that
the community Ia ripe for a change Il ONLY nrces-
sary Tor Tho Republican parry place IN the field man
VINO wpuli be rrcO snz Il leader IN zeal r~iorn
movement In havs the prople rrcoguiz It and c"me up
heartily To the support OF the candGass-
Tue workers / th- district. could dep-nded on
ah' ~aY. said veteran Republican politician yrnter-
lay " But they been supplemented IN the most
~n-"tiV- way by enthusiastie for
roosevelt and by bus VINO want 10 see the e1
prnsrS OF toe city reduced aud business
tnods take tho place OF the anuuuated .ystems IN
voKue, which have oth-r effect 10 Keep lot OF
barnacles fastened the city Treasury. No one doubs
'h" two or three million dollars he ssvrd 10 tho city
a"u.ly altnoush Mayor Grace attempted to snow Aat
Inc cliy - ee"H"Dical IL g"y-rn-d."
hanE OF tho communications r~c-v~h AT the he I'd
quarters prom sng support for Mr. K"o--velt are from
D-mocrals. One o. tho.s r~c-ivei Saturday w,s
from thr president Large ha king Institution. lie
sail "Itrrw ri IN referring {" the IN rt~r:
10 not concern myself politics rule because IN such
Haer1 ny ofnca pos ton les well dsSocate, N the
pune nlnd from citizen But siiAi 10 "h
rAn 10 ant In Mr. ko~evrts election. Al hrSt intended
70 support Mr. Hewitt believing that IN BE- the only way 10
'ral Ar believe tat the suFtSt
way IT, en- tat purpose vote Tor Mr Roosevelt De-
& nettss'r 10 10 onethng more INN "eleas M,
rgr hc rate ~ tu- city amounting a'n"-t
10 me mn interest investments. ought 10
see that Nr Hewitt that tile rate not
to' hish and taag city well governed his les IL
clear To- that Mr HEWITT fhr for Mayr thls
flF ami - Democrat caring morr Tor good governments
ui.n parry, ! shall Notr FOR VI r. RoI-rvriL
soo many liomo' rails are quietly expressing IKE ~"nL
m"hI- one Of fh-i. made atenieni 81 MS
To- vote he Vlsitri the
n-1 morn before Yreakla- by Two Democrats
" 10 % Nj Hewitt AMI Litt
Numerous calls Ike chtracteT been made ON lh
81 r lhs. le Thought. pretty EOOi evidence hA I.
H-Ntts Trends were badly alarmed al MI hooSeFei'
ug
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uR. BLAINE Has 4 QUIET DAY.

x.srESISG TO Two sEEMpN~ IN wAsHrNGroN,
PKNS.-1o ADDRESS THE STUDENTS.
WASHINGTON, Peun.. Oct. "a SPECIAL Mr..
Blaine pa.sed the DAY quietly al Of his unce,
Major J. Il. Ewing. 1Rls murnRg he ATTENDED service
ct First Pre-py Churcn large audience wAs
present Mr. Blaine listened attentively 70 thc dis
course when del v4r-d by Rev. DR.
Patterson PniAd~pnia tue editor of Ihe PresbyeT
son Journal AFTER the s-rmoB mr. Blaine ana ven
srsnr uncle went directly TO SIR. EWing's
home where Mr.. Blaine dlned with
family and few frendA This evening
IN company with hi- uncle ana M,rsaAL Han. LIE at
sSrrcn "a, crowded. MI ane viii address
IN. .ludeat. OF tho college t-morroS morning IN The
eAapyI aud al IN tie afternoon vi" ''A' 'i r'''urE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
THE NEW STAGES ALREADY COMPLAINED OF

To ne Efttor Of re Frt5sas
SIR: Another thing which astonishes me is
with which crOwiins ont de r
public lies a-in-t any barrrr which may Re erect
ell for prOtectien You may ave notice Dow '""F
viGuals crrep under want over The r"'i'nz WIG"
aitempts keep theii heavy feet frow cs'rs"g tue"
Yer, lt bodies INNER the ladders ~ Sian tie Indus
.r,ou. Hnerulsp IL carry INK had OF bricks Gu his
uncertain shoulder Blu; YESTERDAY t"o young men,
SUP, ,emsutns two yolns Women whom tLey escor ed
Insisted on crawling into QUE OF tao tita Avenue
stage When there seals for only tSo And the
Youthful ronuurtor mad not tho moral .ge 10
rroa,o them u tue -eats outside whcu al un
occuped or resist their entrasor The int~I0r. AZ
they stod on loed tue laps 0f myself and
ny cou-p .niou most Of tue way down. enae@Sa'ei to
make pleasant for them by sndnle REMARKS and
eomRsak Ana Iepor,sd tbs actag conductor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
GENERAL JOHN RoDMAN.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct "a (cDecidl) Gen
eral Jonn ROdinaA diei here today OF cam
Ger Of the stomach. IN his seventy-sixt IN
year His demise aas qu-s ION
OF time for several weeks For many years General
Rodnan has Oeen OF the prOu.l rent
poi tcaI uKures the state he was electei
sev-rsi dimes LEGISLATURE before the Rebellion.
AT the breaking OF that cOnhct his Southern syu-
painos w~r~ PRONOUNCED. Il, went 10 CAnadt ami re-
ma O-d 40 years Ia 1867 he elected iorney
Gen-ra OF Ken ucKy. Ani tnrn Was re---cte. bl de-
c.nrd turn Since time ne
usd oeen Reporter OF The Court Appeals. ami
practsed law In NJ y chairman OF tns
/. ID erac Contention SIIrn ,uint III Judke OF tn-
Court OF Appeals. BrOarn IN ne Ntn ne came TO IA :
ciiy srvrra months aSo. Hs died At the home OF his
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DIED

BEARD-on sunday October q. Sylvester NJ eldest .oa
Notice OF funeral here ter
BKEwER-At - Irving Place Brooklyn. y saturday
aad .i.r lals Rev p r Brewer .sei 20 years 9.
MOniay. Octoper IS. al s45 a
Providence aud Newport papers please copy
sarah R. clarke wiis D Charles c, clarke. IN the 5stS
at All >auts church. BTiar CHS y. Z.
Piessr oinit
cLARK-sui'sny. at his res Is, ss5 sonth A.t.
Relatives friends also Mann Lofxe No SO " and
n men n o, 70 o. a SS t nn. SSnse es I'M. me,a
evening, at o'clock at h,- att r's,i,nee .,-..-
IpeTHeH Tuesday at Lower Red Hook Da''As'' county
cH RcHon sunday oG,oosr p 1855 after Prssrasses
Funeral services Wednesday: 27th lI3o m.
TT Barclay Christopher 1890 returning
DE- vINNEon the eath residence. $50 Harriet.
brooklyn Ambrose De Vnne
Notice OF tuner Hereafter.
DuBOis-On Saturday morning October % AZ Nap"noch
Clster ~ y Gilbert Du IN the osth year OF DIS
Kingston amt Newpaltz Ulster papers pleAss CODY
GRUTE-Atera short Illness. Ruly, october ~ !
Fryderick Of Tie late Freierck ana Maria e Grote .
the S~th Of his
cey and ocedrnt Club are invited 70 attend ne ia.sr,
the Holy spirit CORNER Maiison-ave. and o6tl-st
specl Grand ceutra Depot HAron Railroad.
1t - REQ usssed that . lowers
CASA Lion Friday october -. sarah Alksr Gsskel.
agt~i So years. William liaskeL
h gelca Lutheran Church OF Holy
Truity 2lst-L. 9TH ami ON aves. M0RlAy
murning Al 1890 IN trp
intefmenl a Woo' iEu
HERRIOT-At NOrw4lk Conn. october 81. lssd Louise
Hcrriut wrioT Oi tn ats Warren HerroL
~ a. " Prowitt
Monday. ctnber IS. AZ
vii meet the ira Ne~-fork al IL a IN
- oclOrk tram stops AZ East NOrwalk
Please omit flowers
vLEson saturday October 2s James Knowles az his
residence Isl Ehirrc s.. dgcd "a years
r- An 90 Pr--Y-ri IN church. near
Grand MONDAY. O,tJucr -. al o'clock
rarryrowu. FRIDAY i,ctOoer - stephen d. Law.
the hOl.o lue-ay. October 20. Al 1910
Trans iraut Contra Depot AZ 800 N Cafriiges
Will Dee WAITING On arrival Of tram.
LETr-At II vie L. l.. saturday. October % 1850.
Daniel Kew et,. - years
Relatives au rents attent the funeral ser
wees al tr house Augustus j. Hewlett ruesiAy DO
% a. , OciOck b. m
Carriages the O'Clock from Brooklyn az Hew-
McKEwAN-saturiay morning. October %. John P. Nc.
kewtn. Of THIS 'lty.
Relative, ana rlcm arJend funeral services
No 70 West toA- ST. Monday afer.
a o'clock
Kindly omit flowers
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uL.rREArMENr HOSPITALS.

To he Edtt,- ~ ~ rr40tss
SIR: | read IN your issue of this date severe
dencnciation OF trained uur-e- from pea Iady
who has probably suffered from mnistrstiOns 0f
hosnit.l IN ,rtin-t rni, supiect Of when have
considerable per,onai gnnwedge and { would IKE 10
say good lea Tor The trained against the
system winch processes IL th@m for nursing ~ pr-
VT. eases. Please instance
when will fairly Illustrate tnr wuOle matter
Anoul Two Years young friend OF mine was al
nltted a. orobAuouer 10 VI army hospitals
OF tnts ciiV. Sue a strOns. 1raiJny gr nai had
cuusIderabe experience nome IN case u serious III
ness herself efficient mat ner Trends
md The ATTENDING ty-iciau ivi-ed apply for
admission {, Of trAiuug scn1Os EAIs CITY.
might obtain dipOma and enter reg
uu-ptil ttrtclsd D. the sOuui % -crraDs
tnd gro 49, from a nan ~srt went 20 nrr
An thu CRED 20 mr. h.ad sd. per no
sinn wrvucn-i Ger bdck The pippa ourr di1 as well
-he could win he pu- small pillow. an contriv-d To
False tue woWtn's a hiue al tue woman gave A
~ r-lIa. q good. To- heal uur,e com
M m at once spi-i rnls rr-gularifv tcn-l psi
placed II as O-ior-. an the wOnaus heal vas
level with al tn- o'her n-sis 10 the ward
prom -~VrreiY tnt roughly reprF
uIar.l-d her. aging SUI not 10 ulud wat the
get attention." The prpn~uOp-F MANAGED 70 10 ABOUT
tnr-e ws-ks unI-r his neal nGr.-. aud was
compeii'd 10 give up n~t Original doa mo hra
1purl-nug private practice All
prupauOu-r- not uYstn-tic, nor are Al
heal uur.--Or framed nlTs uarl. Out 'uch scrn
were .y no means uncOfr nan 10 ho- pit aud (
one inquire wat tue dJues OF a would
trained nurse ~ prpnat'u re, b D." louE tney are
q r-d D. iuty. wn-U ueS u -o~u-s % |nt+rin
practice arr th- ~"dnt r'ars OF tu- trane
nur-- my In tn- greater nuinn-r ~ cases toe
work either breaks them down. or h"r ~ ana roarses
NeIc. rork Ocl. %, 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
BRIGHT PRO,PEcr, ~ BROOKLYN.

The Rerub lean pro poets OF success IN the
coming election Brooklyn are nucn orisnter man
they r.ter nina iOn Ok GsnrrAl Tracy
FOR District Attorney week ago Not only nave no
hluudrrs heen the other nominations, 0ut All
are Of exceptional strength aud will 0nt only command
the support OF Try Republican, Ou; ~ all Deu crats
VINO d-sir- the RUS of the p-op~
Instead OF Of -eif-cousututed "Oo7H
IL l. believe tht Democrats male rtal bundrr-
20 IL nOmuaUns District Attorney kidg"'y, with us
easily lurfurrl recDrI, 1Il tlr srtuk aside ol rlrn
officials Controller Blukrru and An nor N1rsr,
~ uVli FOR fer 81 hrng rrel az Aus
tbriu- only needs a com iari-ou O~t"reh nc
opl,'-ius % Tor local OIL Brooklyn 10 sn""
turr r-iatv- reng'h aud weakness No ftr-uin ed
deny tue great superiority "f Grurrn 'r",y'
Qua lawyer aud prosecuting officer. 10 james W
kitl- Nay. Ills early KIP rrucr a. DHtrlc'-
a .iuru~y rpgt Cnuufy t.i JtNri : ttr@
D-trr Attorney IN The Eastern -trirt " Ne"-1"rE
heel. -ilpp-m frI b, y-sr- OF xperrnce ~ the
rgr. Ter OF Br1oSiyn bar aud grat oh
Lnr Yeucn ni tu- court of App-aA Ni. kdgWdf was
pr-ent office. there been marr Il OJ
iauur-- 10 perform us dut,. For he Once o.
Cpur Her tnr h publican DO uinrr, Jusurr = AIRS
NA~urr uA- gained VIDE duane &c nin< - business
\ bank pre.i0~ut. while A. titg Assessor ~
nIlI4rfk-i many things wnicn th- 30
ku,w. Democratic raudi iste. rx--ur-
r"galr LIVINGSTON, has bal 40 hnaacit udiulns.
flulllarty Win clty affairs. Inrre Tie same iit~r-
enc Iprrirnce bee Wen The RrPnbirtn ai l'rno-
cratic ctuiiIatrs frr CITY Auttot May or P'hnn -
u,u raining 10 Tie iuterual krvrnte Dhcr dnd lhr
Fire Department.. NJ ing hm for ia" place, while MT.
kutau OuIy a Ira cior u pub ic works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
TRIBUNE LO1AL Os,sgvArr0v4

1RiBuSE OFFICE. Oct 25-l m.-Ciouis ana SUI
shine hai nearly equal possession OF the skies '' ~
d'y' bat there ~ rain. AMI al niTn' 'H' me-" Us
we're quite clear rhe barometer vAf ell ou' "'e1' o
vas dry but ths x,nA got arounI % Tie 7a-L The
trnprratarr nEei n-tween 45' ani 67' ne sVetsSe
too-' being ga higher Ihaa ou Tue co'Io'p'""~ -'
i~s Year. LA Gutn on -atHfihy. .. A.. -
10 thi near -. city 10 day th-r WI pro"o"-y oe
TAR vesheI, VIA stationary or higher e.irrstnIe-
Al present, cooler weather. Is BdlcAte1 i"t Au1r1Ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

A Constant Cough. with ShOrtness of Breath,
Failing strength and. Wasting OF Fie>h. all Detossn
Lungs more OF less seriously affected. ant demanding
prompt treatment By usng Or. Jayn-'s ExD-ctorals
results may be either avoided or p4istsd =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
nv eorLD ON ~, TII 10 YEE-TOkK

ST. LOUIS. Oct 24.-Jay Gould, after having
made a. tuOrungn rKauinauOa Of hs rAnr"ai Pt"P'''
in Inc Mrsl, south aud Louis started h-"'-"
Tor New YORK. H1 expresses uimseif as vii s"'sne'
viii The evn.ton Il u!s r,aos tBrlr terminal f"chF
t- r1ceptius latter In - LOUIS IL" ss5s 1n-' -
ou. business increased rspIy oi lac thA' us
t-ruinaI facilities totally lna cqaai- Az ma
rs u,u.i b- ca rge,l lcrua,ra v-fJ soon 10 t"is
eud h. viii prOp"~iiious % "a CAY -o' ~
mrut aud Il asrr-psat eau Dc arrived AZ ne ron
N.untatn roa via a ssp~rat- entranor l" tHs
tf ala a Ne p0t VIII DC bliiI enc pi0ok "es'
Ar