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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
Gituations tDanteo-- females.

Gituatious Ulntco-- females.
OOOK.-By competent Scotch Protestant
~ good and baker Will assist with Washing soou
city reference 20 1th ave.
COOK.-By a scotch girl as tirst-class cook
y all kuds soups entrees sauce creams desserts ' T
Will assist laundry has excellent references Cal d. W.
272 6tn-ave. near l'tnst
1,OOK- LAUNDRESS. HOUSEWORkER.--
so1p hs e Gshss oaP anndress good tempered cOnn
ny or city 272 6thave, near l1th-st
COOK.-Bv a first-class cook in private fam
y ny rib Dsss S S va Once 2Ss Broadway.
COOK or LAUNDRESS.--B BY an ENGLISH 5ssI
y young excellent eeok soSl ABOVE
has references city or country Loo o'N'e "'''0
lOthst
CuANBERMAID and WAITkESs.-By a
ely yeerence Address NJ C. tribune Branch l5S 4thaVe
CHAMBERWORK, &c. BY Protestant
tsI fr is Wiling s' an o5lsns iS5 Vest 3Sths.
NHAMBERMAID.-By North German GIRL
~ No 81 West 3lstst
CHAMBERMAID and SEAMS TRESS.-By a
" IT, tribune Uptown once. L2Ss Broadway.
CHAMBERMAID.- BY perfect chamber
" maid in private family would take charge OF linen Is
Sddrs. i EE GD5nf Is 9ss
COOK-By a neat, young, competent Il..r, Ger n
- girl: hrstcass good baker al me naror
RRo oi, 1 near i-i Iilhst N0o4 ~ 49,.
CHAMBERMAID and WAI1RESS;-By a
~ capable scotch gfl, ely OF toun.i1
careful Of SILVER anu glass; seiNe' =" S'" -
21z Dthaye- nea inst
COOK.-By a thoroughly competent youns
German woman Understands her business thoroughy
very neat in her city references S-z
NHANRERMAID and LAUNDRESS.-By
nea strong respectable English girl; PROTESTANT nrs
c>as. allie n, ron ali nne pieces good recon
ma ATOMS city Or the country Apply Il
slave near llfh-si-, parior floor. TWO days
IHAMBERMAID WAITING, &c.-by re-
spectacle neat young German girl VIII assist IA "asa
ing AMI ironing references gwen Apply al - 'oo
pariOr floor. near llthsI
COOK.-By a competent cook thorougnly
" understands all branches OF COOKING Guy reie'o0'
1853 West 4sth- ST. Janor's bell
FAMILY WASH Ma frst-class colored
lauudr-ss unsurpassed facilities and ns.cas ,a
ences wishes family washing by me week or ohe a. 81
family washing Speciality called Tor 1n1 "a Wssi
parts of the city Address MANY L GOHDOS 10 "e''
Soth-st
GREAT LONG ACRE AGENCY. corner
II 41th.st 7tave and Broadway has $50 domesues on
hand daily Male and Female Families IN W. eau or
datey supplied Certded references 70 qalLe1 % Az so -
uOUsEKEEPER.-By a lady of experience
10 lake charge . wdower house ana iAAiy e', VI
country years reference from last poSlHoh ~ue''
BOWEN. 100 Lexinsunave
UuUSEWORK and COOK.-By a German
III Protestant woman good cook has BOY 10 YEAR GU
moderate city or country sood feistsn0os ''
24thst
HOUsEKEEPER.-By a mddle-ag Amer
can lady working housekespsI ~ s,lA Aaily
good manager Call or address ADV hhI4ohi- % ANS W.
I ApY'S-MAlD.-B BY frst-class, young neat
IL excellent and ~
eIeneos Wiling travel II sdAye Parior noor TWO Jay
I AUNDRESS.-First-c class wishes TO take
asnssa X West issS-st. "a door. Room L.
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q
s19ay SO'sE pa 81. o 1na S'ses 5 ~ 5 80 6 sa
p No. Il 90 midnight sundays so $50 H. 400 and
For NarueL spring valley Monsev ana rallmans 80,
$780, $3.50 a NE 45O 80. 500 p IN sundays $50 IN 500
p.
ERE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK. LAKE ERIE AND Est ERN RAILROAD:
Though Trains ,eave 25d :. and Chambers .. ia ons Al
eerlier Than from Chambersat -
, ng zoo" 20 oaie. 20 Cineineaf
70 mpaiv eoro snd ~ LOUIS fii 81 sSp1s.s
SOLID Pullman tram Of Day aad Lnaei ,esRng 1eaehe'
Cleveland 10 20 n Cincinnati e-t2 p ~ Chicago 80
rochester 9 m Bnnaio 7,O0a n suspension BRIDGE
535 u The most popu-r night Train between e" YORK
g., m.-Dsiiy cbcsso Express Pullman and Day sleeping
Co@enes TO nEh4mtOa. Emr- Buffalo NIAGARA Fails Cin
g. 90 g g. az . 10 $50 @, s9 go lo2 20
go ~ 10 80 80 lD . H. ~ az, oo 10 30 g
Peterson 90 80 eao p, lo2o o i2 200 goq19
545 30 loSOp ZOO menSnI saet1 1 10 A. ~,
Ntssrs ann ra.e.os, via Newark. $50 500 1000
eos 1000 y NJ. and 70 90 mldnigh: Wednesiay FRIDAY
and sunday nights oulT sui .ays 9l9 a H. go $50
s1acrn 45 81 o. $50 loeoa ~. l45 80 $50 500
3D. s 10. l5 7+5 $40 1000 N and ZOO mifniigt
warwicR 445 zoo 1920 a N 4sO p. H. sundays, 74'
Monticello and whi,e Lake 900 $50 IN sundaya
keStnre an1 Cornwall 30 300 m. $50 $50 $780, 600
Ronaout al ngston ana Montgomery - 800 $50
e NJ sundays 30 scranton Dunnore 300 a H.
Gosh ne IS 545 50 900 1920 n, $50 $50 40 700.
- as'0 sH7dsvs $50. As $780, 1920 q H. $50
dGeioTn Is 6is 7.fo eco Io.2oa m, $50 40 TO
d599 Zoo Zoo Tie > a. N e ira O sos at ianet
onH ervts 4.45 100 goo 1920 H. $50 500 100
7455 900 500 p SUNDAYS .'45 $50 1920 a 6oo
Boat save ct l5ist n y 90 m 70 Gas pnlevsry
6e minute. e. n to Io e5er2 Ionf ever, gunda ,t
745s ~ to loi5 N. trty rr''tes 1919 p IT, to
fekei. for passage -d APARTMENTS N Iray3s Room and
ing and er Of baggage ma, be eii Al ne oo"pany
Sos S5l and So Fulton 81. Brooklyn or At the Cupanys
pfpo5r trains from tho West arrive 7a
'''O 10 JOIN AB3S r. Genr Pas. r Agent, New York
TROY &c iTS-CITIZENS' LINE-For
7Ty T5Fy f Tpa 'e and HGr oGA y sept saturday,
foot Of Chrstphcrst p m sunday steamers 'o"'" ''
HARTFORD via Conn. River from Pier -
hoaa ay ct D. rs Fare u % Round trip y 80
rooms one way u. Round TIP - 90
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
lCw kPT "a ,lb 'rfFSn8" LI3ITHfTG EXPRESS
P PE4E rA PIE 6HY11226 GnffriSe COACHES
' u, ~ evcef -Tndlvs Bnasio and o-reeo Express
Pullman lic- % Water 49, stoui-hure scranton hns
0T'ori Norsch Ttca; connect scranton for Ptt.ion
Wukasiarre Danvlle AMI Nor-humberAni ct Owego 'or
Rinqiamon and Eimra Express Pullman coaches
connects At scranton or rition kingston lkc-arr Sc
for y rI bur Scranon rr.iamon owego Elmira
Corning Bath wayaaa. kunalo g. arriving IN bunaio
72Oa m. Sl-rulng cough To- Olean via wand ,,,
Coaches Tor sroudsurs scranton Bnshafiton. Cortlandt
s,r,cnse. O.sc.o Greene. oxford Norwich. Utica and
nedate except saturdays Connects al buA'o viii
trans Tor ! 9ihe POINTS m daily evcept sun, 300
p M daily G cept sat sleeping coach TO tea nj
See time tables ior way u4iNS Oh '"o'' anu -9' "
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Citp l)rOpertp Go Get.

HANDSOMELY furnished medium size
Ii brownstone house ; rent $3.50 per month oo, .
MURRAY HILI-39th- St, near Park ave
lNl FOurstory. -toop lsx15NloOi dln
Ing and laundry extension biaruroOfn passenger
elevator, elegant chandeliers.
wanted for hrs class rlVa
family OWNER. Boz o. West End Post Office Long Branch
ITO LET-THE HIGHLY DESIRABLE
i four story. high sOop brownstone dwellings lib and
3l7 Eat7zst Park 20 East slt between 9TH
And Madison iO74 Madison Apply 10
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 4 CO.. leu. . and bth-ave
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Connirp propsrip Uanteo.

HOTEL WANTED to rent with privilege OF
- lease located In a thrifty village 90 line OF railway
Preferred unfurnished partly furnished In good cond
fOn not less than 20 Land with building. Ad
Sfess with full particulars interview. j. T. Box 30
yriSune Oinee.
WANTED TO LEASE for term of years
farm Of about rs good tlable upland with good
OF " 10 good water plenty Of out buildings
~, Tribune Ofhcs
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A BOSTON. NORTH and EAST.-FALL
fsm h and bo Rom M f sHl
pm NJ Bf rsy s"ae1y' je S,ss ey "
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
dsnee Newgort and all New ENGLAND Point Point A S
exeepSen At NJ p M paor ears attached and II pm,
with palace sleeping esrs sunday trains 10 a. m with PAL
me- G 22 nn S pnrl0
A. sloN sosTdS AE hIN NEwrN M2,b NoO L.
Pier 49, North River. one block
paor cars reclining chairs landing
'"" F. W PoPPIE Cen Pass. Agt, P o. 3.oll
NEWBURGH DAY LINE.
Steamer lame JANEs sn5a BhE y
St. ll:25 landing at verpancks CTansIons West Point.
Cold spring and Cornwall Pare 50 cents.
NEW-HAvEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
" Frs. c. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
PECK SIR Pier 80 IS at and d M sa0s1 fSs
9 Tf
and keds sold and baggage checked at S and
NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
Tf W2R AND al POINTS
Prom Per 40 North River y foot Of Mai, s neH
sundays steamers CITY OF WORCESTER s and nd CITY OF
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD,-commen'cit ing; June 81 1886
m Roeb w e9s Ipr rSnh cars to
Albany. TrOv Montreal svraeuse AMI Rochester n,
$3.50 The Limited" with dining
Albany Utica. Rochester Buffalo. Nlagarh
Cleveland Toledo. at Chicago 9oo NJ anu
II. Louis 1siO m elav ~
1880 M Chicago Express drawing room cars 10 Rich
field springs Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Fails ana
| Buffalo
tll3O a. m. Sew-York AMI Northern Express
with drawn ...
$50 H. Albany Troy Saratoga AMI tca Express Win
dr2 wing and Buffet to Troy and saratoga
4 m. Accommodation To Albany ana Troy.
Chicago and II Louis txpress, WIN sleeping
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo detroit Chl-
/ and ~ Louis. Dning-car New Ork 70 Albany
$50 Montreal Express with sleeping cars 10 syracuse
| and to Auburn rnafl and SaraOga also 10 MONTREAL
s-0c. M. 10 hest Y through sleeping car
t-9lJ m Pacific ExUrrSs, with -leeplng-cars iOr
ter. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Ioeho Deuolt al
Chicago seepngcars Clayton and Ogdens0urg daily e&
| saturday. .,,.-
il:l5n M Express with sleeping cars TO Albany
with the morning trains iOr the es'
the North (except SATURDAY night - = 49,.
Tickets sale Grand central Depot NO h4."sIS
Place Broadway. Harlem Depot l25ts ana pd
and WestcotiS Express Offices Park place NEAR btp
80 and s42 Brna,way and 81 West lZ2thsI sew
York 1888 Washin gton and 100 Fulton ss brooklyn anu 80
! Williamsburg l..
Accommodations drawngrOom and seepngca can no
procured 81 the ticket Offices IN Ne"i OH S4'J' @
| 1913 WashinefOn.st. BROOKLYN.
BAGGAGE called and chez ked from residence
These trains daily. All others ialy except SUNNY
tThcse trains sion al Harlem l2jst. and ftlayel
J. VI. TOUCEY d. NJ hhN Dhl. n.
General superintendent OeheIA fa75ehse' As0"'
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AVYDRESS.- a neat, young. CONNIE
IL swedish girl a. a9nd N private Ie t sven
~ppy at Il 5dave, parlOr floor near llth-sI
AUNDRESS.-By a respectable girl as nrs 81,
class aundress, best reference 90 ouaFe' i''Ns '
AUNDRE>S.-By Protestant woman; first
class lived in families ~ the city OF ~9a, 20
references call at go Lsave hrs. door BACK ROOM
IAUNDRESS.-By a frst-class laundresss,
IL genteuen's or family washing; best references S1'
I AIINDRESS.-Bv young, neat. strong glrl
IL hrscass anndrsss toTougey caPnerwork at
n e n e references given. 30 II Sdave
paror moor. near llth-st.
AUNDRE>S. -By young girl is neat and
i obligng city references CAL 20 West l'th ST
NURSE-By a lady as nurse IN a wealthy
y family to take charge Of baby or invalid 400 west
NURSE and SEAMSTREss;5, BY an =, e t1E,sTI.
y ced young North German gr as pui Sc 10 m @
children good dressnaker AMI sean stress oy uan vi ~,
chamberwoik hrstcass references CITY OF county Nv
7 3d-ave., paror door, near I'm St
NURSE.-Bv a Protestant woman to an aged
y Or invalid lady willing to be GENERALLY Useful sood
'eerrn9es can % Ks0N ~ North 4thst BROOKLYN D
\TTRSERY GOVERNESS or NURSE to grow
y ing chiiren-By competent North German P9teslAnI
girl thoroughy eaufaen Ian Of children good dress-
maker best references s22 6thave.
NURSE. BY neat, tidy Swedish girl who Is
active careful and honest respectable appearance Ad-
dress iO5 East 5st-st
xx1ANTED.-F0r we'll recommended North
w Of Ireland nrstclass family COOK Also sTS
- all nations particularly found al BONHRA ~ i.I-.s
GNTEiiIG ENCEcFFICE lOl W 45thsloNer drug sl0.s,
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-By a
w vouug girl a. waitress and chamb'rnaldi eAoeuehe
FENCES 6l2 Firth ave, present employer 8 ----
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-By a
w neat Young competent German girl az hIst class
waitress and paroimad thoroughly competent ~ AZ hr
duties nrst.Gass city references II 5da'e near ST.
parlOr door
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID. - by
w vounr neat competent German girl thoroughly con- com
pelcnt al her duties; nfsl Ass 04'5 i'iei'H00-
Siave. parlor floor. near llth's~
WAITRESS, CHAMBERMAID or NJ RSE
w and 81. MISTRESS BY neat, capable German frOt
stan rI good tempered Kind 10 children good -s%sj
careful OF silver and glass years references Can -
6th-ave.
WASHING. IRONING or CLEANlNG.-by
49, canttonabie MRS. GRAHAM, 4J7 Oh ave
ASKING. BY Respectable Widow
w woman family wash the house OF TO go oy The Gay
best OF CITY reiefeN0' Mrs OHARA sO5 East 6Othst
WASHING First-class laundress wishes
w l,ties' qeptlemens and families washing al nome
mn cs or chorides terms REASONABLE 80 "eS1 -o'
ST.. basement
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Dressmakims.

nREsSMAKER.-Stylis who Is perfect in
hans ar az aSy. Address AMERICAN. 7as stzshsv~
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PROVIDENCE LINE.-FOr Providence,
a Worcester and Northern England cleaners Rhode
fisns and Massacbusetts viii leave Pier 49, D. H. dauy
" PoPPLE Cen Pass ACT, p. 0. Boz 3,oll, N. L.
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Bieamtouts arlo RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES Line"
~ DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier Canal ST. daily Sundays e1cepted)
atop III.
Connecting at Albany tor All points North and West
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Country property for Sale anh Go fst
Boaro ano Rooms.

Boar0 dn0 Rooms.
East Side.
A NEWLY FURNISHED hall room-140
n East 27th-st, near Lexington ave-Gentlenen only
reference
HANDSOMELY furnished front room. hot
reference 50 Irving place. nov ''
IRVING PLACE. No. 5S.-WithOut board,
i handsomely furnished rooms tor gentlemen only
IN MADISON-AVE.-A neatly furnished sit
iii and oee room on paror floor in extension % s
p. 90 Tribune Uptown Once. l.255 Broadway.
DARLOR SUIrE.-All light. sunny rooms,
rooms with board 1856 'MadsoIaver northwest corner
ITO LET.-A large, beautifully furnished
i front room southern exposure. near Madison square
private family references. Apply at ~ East 29dst
.TH-AvE.. 126 and 1913 The Burnhaml
suite singly unexceptiona0le ooafu 1r4'"'' '"O
IoEAST 46TH-sT. Desirable. sunny we'll
] y fnrisi Ell with 10 I'd refer noes
- FAST 31ST-ST., 9th and Madison aves.
Choice second and Ihird toOr, hana cmsy yb 5I
nished exclusive baths and closets private tables se'
- LAFAYETTE PLACE.-Select Boarding
with hotel convenences singly or en- suite rates rea
sonable table board,
.lOTH-ST., Ill EAST.-American private
front room good board convenience references
EAST 22D-ST.-SecOnd floor rooms, en-
9'b suite or sinsiy furnished Without board To- A'''H
80 NADlSON-AVE.. cot. 2Sth-st-COrner
1 = room 2d floor and other ROOMS wIth ooaII-
IOD MADISON-AVE.-Pe Permanent or tran
lC~ sicnt board IA. "a =
100 EAST 19TH-sT.. near Irving Place
100 Rooms suite and sin-ly with noall reioreuoss'
It4 MADlSON-AVE.- Elegant floor en-
IA suite; ier suites and single rooms superior 0
West siis.
DESPONSIBLE parties can ind trst-e la -
II rooms with private baths am ooau ioI "''' az '
West Ssfhst References exchanged.
I'D FLOOR 4 Handsomely furnish ed rooms
- glray h i onf care Of housekeeping apply At
FSERI'TT DIRECTORY. "a West 5oth-sL Information
r.liabl. anf tree
- WEST 46TH-S Large rOous and closets
> private baths parlor Aoor dining room private Ao
> WEST 46TH-s r.-Rooms, large closets ',.1.s
> private baths dining parior door sanitary P'
ing references exchanged
,orH-ST. As WEST.-Nicely furnished
- rooms with board arrangements maze ioi "IH''
table board; reference.
~ WEST 2OTH-ST.- Handsomely furnished
'p Of rooms, with private D".h private N'0'
references xeAansetL
oOrH-ST., y WEST.-Desirable rooms with
DO SUPERB board: e-ences exchanged.
30 WEST 2lSI-SI.-Ihe large fr0ntparor,
Do furnished connected pantry. running wal ~ righ'
bed &c
4oD-ST- rs WEST. near Broadway
Is( Handsomely furnished second hOor front ai,o otueI
rooms arce ami small with board location central mousse
and &C 0 nnodition- trst-ciass references
f~TH-ST.. 50 WEST.-Handsomely fur
-IST-ST.. IL WE>r.-Handsomely FUR
> \ nished rooms with board
I~O WEST 7Tn-Sr.-Furnlshed parior
lJand bedroom; southern eEpo-nrc overeos ns Broad
way also single rooms o. GEM men no ---.-.---
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Brooklyn propertp manteo.

WANTED.-A small house in the 18th or
w 18Th Ward Brooklyn with two lots address,
eating loc Atty and terms A.. 80 Tribune once
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A1nRrEFRN RAILROAD OLE NEW Jersey

~ from Chambersst station for FngewOof,
Tensfy Coster spar $40 73, $50 and
IL 80 m IS 20 800. 50. 500 $40. $50 500, 1890
,. 200 midnight Sundays 30 $3.50 H. 400 and 500
For NaHue. spring |slrv. Monsev and rallmans $50,
7:3O $3.50 $50. T. 50 500 sundays $50 a IN 500
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
ii NEw.YORk NEw HAVEN and HARTFORD r. r,
Trans Harlem River station. corner lS2d st. and
Lincoln ave, Third Avenue Bridge cos Harlem
RivsI reached " Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daily
except Sundays 645 80. TO- TO- ii 90 - 10 90,
40 $40 40 10 80 m Port Norris Casanova (Osk
Point HuDts Point West Farms Van Nest Wes Chester.
Tmpsou Bay Chester ifehau Bay Barlow tCity sian y.
Pelham Manor and New d o hele connecting Al New
Rocuele for points the uno o. the
New YORK and Hartford Railroad, Shore Line
Air Line DIVISIONS. New C2nasn. MiddletOwn. New
britain and and Boston and all points east
Midnight for New Rochelle and ali INTERMEDIATE st%
tons nj 2 10 a. IN. daily except MoDdaya
New Rochelle and all intermediate STA
,ans AZ a IN 1901 and o 80 p the latter train connect
na a, New Rochelle with way trans u stamford
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DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk Va. and South
- "a p,np n n 4 80 D. m ParIOr 10 Baltimore.
thence P.la steamers, arriving al Old Point 3 10
SorraIk 3 a m Il v. TOMPKINS Gent Pass. Agent
N"'1"'- $40 Broedwzy.k Y.
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TROY 30 ATS-CITIZENS LINE-For
y TROY ana the Nor-h ROY y 80 steamers
CITY OF TROY and RAJ OGA daily. except SATURDAY.:
foot Of Chrst,phcr-st sunday steamers lonuu @'
Albany.
HARTFORD via Conn. River from Pier u
T. r. steamers city Of Springfield and ~ "I il,n
nond daily o. II 30 Round trip y % Hlite-
rooms one way u. Round trip. - 90
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SEw-YoRK. Wednesday. sept. %. 1890
NO sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
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East Side.
A NEWLY FURNISHED hall rOom-14O
"A East 27thst, Lexington ave.-Gentlemen only ;
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-07-09
SELECTED SCRAPS.
WISE, CURIOUS, AND ENTERTAINING CLIP
PINGS THAT WILL AMUsE AND
INSTRUCT.

Bull fighting for the expert must be
very profitable. The chief espada of
Madrid, Lartiio, is employed during
the summer season for $4,000, and last
winter in the province he made fl0,-
900. He killed 345 bulls without a
single accident to himself.
When ladies find the color of their
dresses injured by water-place lemon
ade they usually try to restore it with
hartshorn, If, after making this ap-
plication, they will rub little chloro-
form over the spot, they will generally
obtain much more satisfactory result.
Railway men are beginning to con-
demn the locomotive headlight, which,
by the way, is not in use in Europe
They say that it is of little or no utility
and its powerful illumination tends to
render indistlnct the colors of signal
lights on the track ahead.
| The largest price by the square inch
ever paid for a painting was lately
| given by the Due d Aumale for the
"Three Graces," by Raphael, from Lord
Dudley's gallery. The price was
| Sl25,0O0 or as the picture is only sew
en- inches square, S2,5O0 per inch.
The Northern Railway of Russia il
using peat as fuel to great extent
and saves half the cost of wood or Goa
by the operation. The peat is fount
chiefly near Moscow, and is cut mostly
, by steam machinery, which can pene
trate to a depth of twenty feet from Il
, surface of the hog.
> Canadian lumber dealers are nov
. glad to buy the black walnut fenc
= rails which farmers split and used a
s they would any other timber twenty c
J. thirty years ago. The long exposu'
n has seasoned the wood thoroughly, an
2 it is valuable as mat, rial for chair leg
lspindles, and other small articles.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-07-09

Justice Field tells how his pride had
fall. When he was young man he
was particularly proud of his erect
form and fine curling hair, Walking
one day with head well up, he ran
against cart and injured his knee.
The injury resulted in permanent lame
ness and a consequent stoop in lis
shoulders. Afterwald hard study pro
duced brain fever, and hy-Llistel
cured the fever and destroyed his way
| ing locks.
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Transient or Local notices ten cents line. reg
ular advertisements half rates.
Cards in the "Business Directory" column, on
dollar year for each line.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-18
The Drift of the Tide.
LPoughkeepsie News.l

The drift of the political tide in Yer
mont is plainly shown by tine communica-
ton which one of the few anti-Edmunds
papers is called upon to print from a num-
Der OF its patrons, who are Republicans of
influence. The st. Adams Messenger has
made itself conspicuous as the virueut
opponent of Senator Edmundss re-eec-
ton and the subscribers of the paper now
enter "a solemn protest. against its critt-
cisms As to the especial ground of of
fence alleged against Mr.. Edmunds, that
he refused to work for Blaine, they say
that "as "A man having sovereignty under
his own hat he had Il perfect right to do
So and that Hundreds are in the same
boat with the senator" The appearance
of this protest marks the final collapse of
the attempt on the part of the Blaine men
to defeat Mr. Edmunds, because in 1884
he refused to say word in Blaine's be
half, and, as they claim, by his silence
elected Cleveland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-18

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'ei0N9 WIZ" '''''' 81
THE ELECTRO LIGHT QUESTION
Alderman Sutton at this point stated
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VA"U ne u'""'C" "e'n0' ',i0 ,'.i,.D
passed IN relation 10 lhe elecIrlc HSn's
empowered the street committee to make
a contract with The Electric Light com
many Alderman Enplesbv offered n reso.
inti9n iustructinr the street committee to
makea contract with the Electric Light
comnaty acrordiar TO the resolution
nassed at =, Ir,rious meeting which pro.
Yide6 that the company should lipht the
CITY hetter thnn if mad ever been lighted
hefore fnr S55O0 n vnar Alderman Sntton
said if The resolution was passed il Would
not nnuunt tn 'anvthing because the com
many would uot accent the terms.