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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-28
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BErIIs, June s7.--it il stated that TIC
czar hns sent lengthy letter 20 Emperor
William. expressing thos1ngh friendship
for t;rrinaay aad scrfew for sisr Ioss sns
ialnea Ia lhs dsRtil ~ Esa,sero- Fred rick.
II Is said General F4ps w4il carry to tho
ear ErnpEsGf " iiliamis reply. IN which the
eInucroF promises 10 fellow his grandfath
ef = asssiss. respecting friendship for Russia
yIgSSA. Julie 1.-THE FrsagRea5iffe Cnsi
firms the statement that the emperor viii
visit the csar Ia III Petersburg Ia the iirsi
fssfaisbf in Jaly. and afterwards visit En.
l,efor rFaneis Snsef.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-28

Sgw feaK June s7-A eass iuvsiviDg
fiieYafise If rssssi tickets came up5s geBefsi
sasSIaiss ;,sanf Nar.i Vaughan zfl5 John
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he offered to eaies plea 81 petit iaseeus.
Tise district Attorney 5ssgk Ire same sles.
and flse Taen were Inferred - - dsy > IL
the f.ensfsnslary a,lr teiis larceny.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-28

WASHINGTON. June =. - t'nless some
thing unforeseen should occur. General
Saeridam will tomorrow leave Washington
Ter Nonquiit. Mass. early IN the morning.
He viii ne removed in an ambulance from
his house to The United States steamer
swaiaFs. which Is lying ut the arsenal Ia
readiness for him. and about noon the
vessel VIII lake advantage Of the tide 10
drop down the Potomac Oh the way 10 sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
MEDICAL AND SANITARY NOTES

LONGEVITY AIDED BY sALT.-In recent work oy
Professor Burggraeve Client the prominent theory
tanned salt the great regulating asens Oh me- ana
on the proper Of which human longevity largely de
rnds a bcine AZ any rata great preventive Of certain
aladef the blood Is too rich salt will render 1t less
charged or salt viii rcconstisuse ~ ana restore
TO necessary elements Among the interesting ac
cited by Professor Burggaeve In eiaoorauns ms uoec'
is that about the end Of the last century ter
rbe endemic bearing analogy 70 broke out
in Saxony making such rapid progress among thc poorer
classes that the ordered an Inquiry into us ma
ture and course The result was tie ESTABLISHMENTS OF
singular fact viz that miners although reduced 70 the
same misery as other wormen remained with sheif nmi
lies completely exempt the masdy the diet of the
miners differed from the others only In one point VIZ.
that being employed by the State they were supplied VIVA
salt eratuousy deduction being that the absence OF
salt IN the other wormen was the cause Of tho
mslsdy Salt was then prescribed curative measure
and the epidemic disappeared as IL BY enchsntmens
WRENCH TREATMENT OF NEURALeIAs.-In h4,s,
and subcutaneous neuralgas, surprising results
appear TO have been obtained In France from the conn
blncd action OF and obcrofcrm Pro
fessor Adamkevcz time since constructed porous
carbon elccsrode into which he Is able 10 Introduce
chloroform; under the influence Of the current the
of electrode which connected With the
posi- tive polo of the battery penetfAes thu ossues
result which may made suntcenuy apparent By COL
orlng chlorofom with gentsn voet Ana tnan psss
Ing the the OF rabbit IL produces
q triple action-h;ough the conssahs curreat spu ~"
burning and finally ana sthesa Professor Adanov1cf
cites many observations where hs method has proves
remarkably successful and confidently recommends ~
pgospHoRro ACID IN TUBERcULosIs.-Dr. eros
s,e rcports I'm the Gazetts Medca Itaiiana" number
Of cases OF tuberculoss In when most
successful cures have attended the eS'efnAi
use of phosphorfc acid. DR.. Grossie was hrss
led TO employ It from consideration OF the enecs
treatment OF local tuberculosis by nterstiaai
infections Of solution calcium phosphate he therefore
tried local applications of the same solution In ulcers Of the
lag and found the results satisfactory but as there
tuberces In those cases. the scton Oh ,ne ry
oeo.sa,cs exclamation otherwise than by cscfcation
Of the tuberccs phcphoric acid deemed the active
agent In this conclusion he began TO treat
all his cases Of obstinate ulcer OF the leg BY local appca
tons OF 10 per cent solution Of strong phospnorc sca
distilled water the compresses being renewed three or four
times day The very satisfactory results thus obtained
led TO trials Of the substance in various tueereu
affections and with great success
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

VERY ATrkACflVE
WEST-SIDE HOUSES
For Sale to Rent.
CHAS. E. SCHUYLER & co.,
ll67 9th.aye. corner 7l.tst
bos. 81 s VIDE va .aa
last unsold.
Also
Elegant house on finest part OF West 72dst north side.
between 9th and 10TH ayes, $4,000.
CHARLES Buck CO..
1887 9th-ave., or Waterman
BUYERS VIII do well to examine the elegant new 4:
ID story brownstone box cabinet finished houses,
49, So "a West s5th ST. entrance ice, to Park ,
sSn ana s1ss
MadIsOn.ave and soth,st prices reasonable
any time without pearssf rS 81 a se ssf
Nos oO fs sa sso sSs s9s
corner MOdiscnsye and Sothst prices reasonable;
be seen any time yit IY permit init, n,,r..r
353 East 7sth-st. and 20 East 56th.se
noyBLE THREE.sToRY FLATS Finished last fall:
borhcod ssS PEI %saS term: sssy s0
18s and l40 Sklmanave., Brooklyn, E. ID
or "a sst'. .u sS
for business s 9 psSn ma ARs S
Il s. Ss@s.n 0t s snG 9Th
quirs on premises
THIRD AVE, West side, No 2 lao, adjoining corner
11Tth-st lot 26X1o0 Astofy double house, store
bakery full good tenants special discount for quick
Nile CYRlLLE CARREAC, agent, Gand-st and
Bowery
VILLAS and FINE RESIDENCES for sale.
$4,000 to $4,000 In the handsome suburban quarter
BEDFORD PARK
in city OF New.York Office Ill Broadway. Room co.
Business propertp for Sale ano Gc Get
WALL New, Pine, Front william, Broadway, Liberty,
Cortlandt and John SITS. al reduced
L. ]. CARPENTER, Al Liberty.st
A OFFICES cheap; double and single, large light
N 2dstory rent SO 10 a35 2 College Place.
corner Bafclay.st Apply TO Janitor
II UILDING TO LET-New six.story. 25x1oo also
rutland & WHITING, 8 Beekman-st
CORNER STORY. Splendid Opportunity toT live mani
butcher baker close inspection invited terms easy.
Leonard and Ainslie sts Brooklyn E. d.
L. me OFFICES TO LET.-Second loft, corner Muir
ray and Church sts 78x50 eight windows hatchway
also office about $50 feet rent low. Scientific Publishing
Co.. p Park Place.
offs TO Er.--On Beekman. Fulton. william. Pearl
IL and other streets in tho vicinity.
rutland WHITING, Beekman-st
no LET AT REDUCED RENTJThe whole or part Of
the Offices now occupied by the Merchants ms Co.,
ISL Broadway.
Oh MacysLarge and small rooms for business purposes;
A. BARTON HAVENs, Attorney
1872 Nassau st. after May l, Is Wsll-st
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proekipn propertp for Sale and 60 Cet
auftion Sales of Real Gsiuts..

DARTITION SALE: r,r ,u.,,.
SCOTT & MYERS WILL SELL At AUCTION.
at IL o'clock noon,
q, the Real Esate Exchange and Auction Room 90 IN
N w. -' 05 Liberty-sI. ~
- Eugene IL Pomeroy, ESQ, Referee. -
NOS g. 90. n AND 20 sPRING.ST.,
between Crosby and Marion Sta,
desirable building lots covering the ground. 10oQ 10
feet 'front.' sprngst ~ sIs Il IN rear BY lo2e "a
side covered with two sme and two brick buidinss
well situated for large factory building warehouse On
easy OF sccess IN every direction
Also 1t7TH-sT north sde, 100 feet west OF 1othsvs
Of the cable road
Maps and particulars OF the suctioneors broadway
or Eugene r. Pomer0y, esq., Referee, 1853 broadway: or
G. II. a y. l.. Crawford. Attorneys. 40 broadway.
Also,
TUESDAY, May IS
time and place,
TRUSTEES SALE
e1st ODD ard 03d SITS. between 10th-ave. and Boue-
ward lots OF land each 30 feet wide and 123
feet DEEP Map and full particulars " the rustse Wal
ter H. Mead % Whlst. or Of apeuoneelh lac Broadway
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Giip VraYsrtp for Sals.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

A beautiful fourstory brownstone house, 1877 sin'
x10Oft situated 4Sth-st between 5th and otn sVes
This house beautifully decorated contains ali modern
improvements including porcelain bath tubs 60. Apply
10 owner. 857 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL.
u GLEN SUMMIT, LUZERNE CO., PA.
On the Lehigh Valley r. R., hours from New.Yori
and hours from Philadelphia and 1000 feet above sei
level Has advantages for health and pleas
ure The scenery is superb and beautiful walks ant
add greatly 10 the pleasure Of guests Numerou
actions have been added. Open all the year. Fo
'-'0'"'' 'NA' CHAs wENRIcK, Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
Ccnntrp Doar6 Uantea.

- ~ pm ,or the summer months wanAd in Connecticut
IL TIthio 5 or hours Of New.York. where no other
~. raers are taken for adults require four and
,,harsl table Address ANJOTH,
q Ho'' Box 1859, New-York.
nm WINTF 1-Iarchmont Msmsroneck; 3
kdnits. COS weekly. Address IL, Box 159 Advertise
ment once, 554 3dave.
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WILLIAM REYNOLDS BROWN, Auction'r

w VIII sci AZ anctIon
BY order o. sI,eaor 81 Caroline sohn. dec.ased on
st the Real Estate Exchange 50 Lberv.st, Nev.york
NALs eb a, =, - ~ r.. MESr ,PRoPERrf.
Consisting OF leI 2slrio0 witch stand story brick
rear. Fer particulars apply 10
WILLIAM A. CORP, Attorney, No. 400 Broadway
or 70 Auetisnssr. No. ix6 Broadway.
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LIVERY NEW-YORKER SHOULD READ
" TILE STORY OLE THE CITY OF NEW:YORK.

LNVEKY NEW-YURkEK NHUULU hEAD
~ THE STORY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK
BY CHARLES b. TODD. Crown octave. with three
maps and many Illustrations. Cloth. extra, s1 7S.
Swin be found In respects convenient accurate and
comprehensive record Of the eitys devslopmente-N y.
Independent
is very clearly told 1t cannot fail 70 be
the popular history York for years to come
New. York Examiner.
The story that Will And as It justly deserves,
Its Thousands Interested readers IN all sections Of the
country Traveller
Agents sell in this city and neighborhood the
above attractive End permanently valuable work.
G. P. PUTNAMs SONS. 81 and % West 2adst
New List Of snring publications sent application.
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Gunner Resorts
IRVERNE HOTEL AND COTTAGES

ARvERNE-BY-T HE-sEA. LONG ISLAND.
30 minutes by rail. Directly the Ocean. Adjon-
ing Wave Crest New boulevard TO Far Rockaway Law
renee, &c. stabling Magnificent beach Completely
furnished cottages gas baths etc rents 5000 $500
For cottages apply Domestic Building $50 Broad
way, cor 14thst Room a Descriptive circulars.
RICHD X. STEARNS, Prop
Formerly Of the Argyle and Long Beach Hotels
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BEL M ONT HALL.
CAMPGHEll0 ISLAND,

Passnna quoddy Encyclopedias PASSPORT, Me.
The hotels this famous resort will July
e. Illustrated pamphlets ha and engagements for
may be made sy addressing,
II. A. BARKER.
ONCE Of Alex f. Porter 81 Safest. Boston, Mass
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Geafhers.

A GAUTHEROT, from Paris, ofIicier
Highest references
A YOUNG LADY graduate of Cooper Insti
sa'S Ef1ss 1
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Gov
s f T. SsofEssi ing
A BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge Aa.,ass:
xvEsT American saEs q scR sa5q Bureau
RR0CKWAY TEACHERS AGENCY
superior 70 Schools. college. and
lies large Y MRS l. p'TiSRSfEsE&ANBRocKwAY: o,,
TOR SUMMER VACATION.-Ap professor of
modern guag's drawing and painting connected ,Gs
either e 20
Apply Sc oafo iaa Isds.
FRENCH DURING THE SUMNER vACA-
TIoNA French senuenan. teschsr OF long sips
S. q .
hpurS teaching day would b. deemed esmp.nsason iSr
s: ssss:
s1Dssnsgs S, LADY bSsSass. IN R,.Sss
poson as euyerness ne some S family in the Country
June % October Address I. ]. B.. Brooklyn 2: Q.
pRQFEsSOKs of Music, men, wanted for for
European and one s1Ss
- OMnEh youlR iduy
daily during SONG resent W91d READ to
{SI ptexS sho oses M9 asSSs l'' 0N
CCOTCH UNIVERSITY GRADUATE with
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@ sGS6 pSd5 sPSTfRII TIDtS 81 East i7h
between 4thave. and Broadway
rom P sSS ass ss ss he
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WANTED Tirs.csss lady teacher Of large exPerbe1cs
p Hdatss @ b. BR% ss g.
WANTED-French governess with music;
w superior American or English governe with French
anu T HES TEACHERS AGENCY ~ East l7th.s.
WANTED.-POsition by teacher of expert
enc tutor or rsysps Com % hS to se3ss%an
WANTED FOR SEPTEMBER Superior
lady teacher resident for English branches. French
AsRSos II Hs
WANTED.--Ladies: governesses for fami-
ing teacher musicians; ladies' and gentlemen, eonseEy9
81 East i7tSst between stS'Sve.. Broadway
WANTED.-eTeachers, goyernesses, cOntralto
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companions metrons housekeepers Apply TO Miss NJ E.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12
Delinquent Tax Sale:

The lands, lots, and parts of lots, returned de
~IinQuent by the Treasurer of Stark county, to
xether with the taxes and penalty charged there
on, agreeably to law, are contained and describ.
ed in the following list, viz:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27
Chronic Comghs aud Coids.

And all diseases of the throat and
lungs can be cured by the nse of
Scott's Emulsion; as it contains the
healing virtues of Cod Liver Oil and
llypohosphites in their fullest form.
1t is beautiful creamy emulsion, pal
atabe as milk, easily digested and
can be taken by the most delicate
Please read IL consider Scott's
Emulsion the remedy par-excelence in
tuberculous and strenuous affections,
to say nothing of ordinary colds and
throat troubles."-W. Ii, S. CoNNELL
M. d., Manchester. Ohio.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27
CORRECT DRESS FOR MEN.

In fashion for shoes there seems to be a re
action against the use of patent feathers for
street wear
Light weight derbys, gray to brown in
color, are sold for summer Wear. They have
narrower hrims and shorter crowns.
Probably more black cutaways will be
worn this year They can be made as light
and cool as the grayish colored coats and
look far more "dressy.
The coorei shirts outdo in brilliancy the
plaids of the tailors shops, Most of them
are made with the collar all of a piece
Nevertheless, white collars and cuffs may be
worn with striped shirt fronts, or the re-
verse
The only overcoat that will be worn much,
the talors say, is the chesterfield, "a
loosely fitting, short pattern, with open
fronts lined all the way to the edges The
materials used ranged from wide vale
worsteds to plain grays in worsteds and
Nenetians.
The Prince Albert coat still retains mod
crate degree of popularity with stout, middle
aged men. 1t is good for afternoon recep-
tions, for walking and for driving. Yet the
cutaway answers every purpose just as well
and the younger men have almost unaui-
mously discarded the heavy frock coat
Scarfs are bright, and seem a little
broader. Both four-in-hands and made UP
ones are worn. Collars turn over much the
same, and are no higher. Shirts for evening
wear are made plain, or embroidered or in
pique. Nearly all have three buttons,
though one stud is seen oftener, perhaps, than
two.
y cross between half dress and business
dress is the three button, one piece getaway,
Of rough light goods, with patch breast pock-
cts and side flaps. All other business suits
are made sack fashion. With "a sack coat.
as with cutaway, a fancy waist and an odd
pair Of trousers may be worn, Sacks are
looser this year, with wider backs.
For half dress nothing seems able to shake
the hold Of the cutaways, The three button
coat is the better model for summer, though
the four button one is coming into favor
again. The tendency this year is toward
rolling fronts, cut much lower Some of
them show the silk Innings as far as the but
ton holes All sorts of light colored stufYs
are used, a. we'll as thin dark goods. Fancy
waiotcoatS may be worn with either three
buttoner or a four buttoner.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

In the realm of disease, tho tGcrS g. r.
hcritance are most numerous, and are daily
accommodating Here they are no longer,
alas, curious and amusing, but terrible, fate
full, overwhelming. No fact of nature is
more pregnant with awful meaning than the
fact OF the inheritance of disease 1t meets
the physician on his daily rounds, paralyzng
his art and filling him with sadness The
legend of the ancient Greeks pictured the
malignant FurieS pursuing families from
generation TO generation, and rendering them
desolate The Fures still ply their work of
terror and death; but we have stripped them
Of the Earh which superstition throw around
them, ard they now appear to our eyes in
the more Ineligible but not less awful form
of hereditary disease Modern science which
has east illumination into 50 many dark cor
ners of nature has shed new and still more
urid light on the words of the Hebrew Scrip
turc THE sins Of the fathers shall be
visited upon the children unto the third and
fourth generation
Instances OF hereditary disease abound on
every hand. Fully 80 per cent. Of cases Of
govt are inherited The proportion Is not
much loss i'll that fell destroyer Of families,
our national scourge, consumption. Cancer
and Scrotula run strongly IN families, In
sanity Is hereditary u market degree, but,
fortunately, like many other hereditary dis
eases, tends to wear itself out, the stock BE-
coming extinct Nearly all defects of sight
are occasionally inherited Sir Henry Hol.
land says truly that no organ or texture Of
the hody Is exempt from the chance Of being
the subject of hereditary disease Probably
most chronic diseases which permanently
modify the structure and functions OF the
body are more OF less liable to be Inherited
Popular Science Monthly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

When during the late war, a story was
told of a contractors wife having been seen
with big diamond ring upon her thumb, it
was thought to be a malicious invention OF
the enemy. few people knowing that 800
years ago it was the fashion to wear a ring
upon the thumb Several Of Queen Eliza
bethS rings that are still cXtaut and well
identified are so large that there can be no
doubt that they were thumb rings 1t was
at about the same era the custom, indeed,
not only to wear a ring upon the thumb, but
70 wear the wedding ring there.
The customs in relation to wedding rings
have, however always been strange as
rings at all Mary Stuart was married to
Lord Darnley with four rings, one not being
sufficient. Twelve wedding rings were not
considered an eXtravagant number among
the early French mobiles The Greek church
still uses two in its ceremonial, and in some
parts of the peninsula three rings are used,
each being put on with an al Duration to II
separate member of the Trinity We do not
know that this is any more singular than n
practice prevalent anywhere among ourselves
for "A woman who has been twice married to
wear the wedding rings Of both husbands
quite regardless of the possibility of the first
husbands appartional return to claim her
hv means of the sign manual he had once
placed on her finger, and 10y which he might
still hold her as bound to himself. 49, Harper's
IN