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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-22

THE question as to how 0 professional gambler can enter gentleman's private re- sidence has often been asked and answered in many ways, but it is done and will tell how they do it now. The professional gambler is generally depicted as rather tough looking specimen, wearing several large diamonds, dyed moustache and many concomitants that are peculiar only to the craft. Such, however, E not the case. The successful gambler is essentially n man of the world. He has the power of adapting himself to ways of those whom he meets or he would never have att tsincd success. He appears. acts and talks Ike business man, has tho business talk of tho day at his tongues end, and to ono unintiated passes as a clerk in some responsible position. He cultivates men who are known to gamble, but who know nothing of the black arts of the trade. When he meets one such and learns that he has very heavy loses, and has lost moro han he can afford, he proposes that he be in- Eoduced to tue game whom the money was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10

has been member for twelve years. have obtained their
discharge from Company and rc-enlissed I'm Company
+, whose first lieutenant Maurice d. Curry. was for
mery lieutenant Of Company L. and is man whom
they delight 10 under.
Ferdinand Hindman, Of Company c. list Regiment,
has been appointed ordnance sergeant OF the regiment
Corporal Joseph T. Watson of Company A. has been re-
duced the ranks at his request
Captain Mason, of Company c, sth Regiment, IL
greatly pleased with the election Of Corporal Eckon
fielder to the position of sergeant and Of Privates Ed
ward J. McCauiey. Edward A. Fellows and Charles Nor
ton to be corporas The company Is In good work
ing order.
Isaac E. Mcguire and Benjamin r. Henry have been
elected sergean;s Of Company II. 22d Regiment John
w. d. Meighan. james f. Briggs William y. Bailey
and Joseph @. Reehii have been chosen corporas
The members Of Company l. eth Regiment, Justly
proud OF fine appearance OF the command Decors
ton Day. There more mon IN the ranks OF this
company than Of any other company in the regiment
Colonel Camp Of the 22d Regiment, has appointed a
denQ ueney for the trial OF enlisted Major
George A. Miller win hold the the armory.
the competition for the o. Donohue Trophy for vosy
and sklrmsh firing Company l. It'll Regiment, on Thurs
day came within Of winning The shooting OF the
company both voey and skrmsh practice superior
TO that of every other company in the regiment In
attendance which also taken into consideration In the
competition Company shot with less than the
winning company and this circumstance due the loss
Of the trophy by the margin of 4o1oo Of cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
NFNTRAL, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Il EnoT OF LIBERrY STREET. NORTH RIVER

OrOOA ~ Time Table OF May 90. 1855. ~
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route st4, Z :4h Q, IL q, M 80 si6 T. 80, 80.
,t sTSpA.Ys as IA m 3d. 80 = 30
10 m have connection for Reading, Harrisburg. Potts.
,n,1le orc a. nj. Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown
Maucn Chunk, Beading Harrisburg, etc On Sunday for
EastOn r-a..o. pa.h,oA. I
'oT 80 a. m for Pennington, Lake nopatcong Easton
pothiebem Allentown Mauch Chunk. Wllkesbarre, Scmn.
,on reading Harrisburg, Pottsyle Tan3Qua Shamokin.
Sunpur, Iewisburg, wflliamsport
D. m. for Flemngton, Easton, Bethlehem Allentown.
kauch Chunk. Reading, Harr s9gig etc
si5 D. M for Ea-ton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Wilkcslarre. Scranton Tamaqua, Skamokln
80 D. m. for bennington. Lake Hopatrong, Easton.
pcthlehein. Allentown etc.
D' 90 and 80 D. for Someryiile and Fiemneten
S:t5 d. N. Ter Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch
A. sl5 II rs a. IN, l. 80, 4, 80. :15 D. m SUM-
days oO 90 a for II, Bank. Long Rranch 1Asbury
park Ocean Grove; except sunday, Point Pleas
ant PaTlor cars az II rs a. m., l. 80, 80 D.
4 .. m, D. m. for ATLANTIC CITY. vIneland.
90 100, Sis IL l5 IL AS a. H. / 90 e. 4.so.
49, 8 l5 y sundays, 100, q. for Perth Amboy.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. etc..
FROM PIER 8. n. L. }
For Atlantic Highlands highland Beach Seabrght Mons
mouth Beach and Long Branch. 80 10 10 N SAY
p m Sundays except Atlantic Highiands' a30
For Eberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove. etc. 10 rs NJ,
3A5 p m Sundays except AsbuTy PARK and ocean
For lakewood Toms River snd Barnesas 4 80 a. M.
3:45 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
on and after June 2, trains Ieave


CRAND CFN1RAL STATION,
Largest ana Finest Passenger station la Am@rlcs.
-, a m RI che and Montreal Express drawing room
cars to Albany Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal ana
- 80 A. H., FAMOUS VESTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF oures
dnngcar 1rawing room AMI sleeping cars Tor
Albany Utica Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Fails Erie Cleveland indianapolis and Toledo, arriving az
Chicago at 80 a. IN, ST. Louis 40 y. m next day.
no 80 a. m, Chicago Express for Niagara rails 10.
ronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati, indianapolis detroit ana
Chicago wing 10 CanaDdaigua ana Rochester
III 80 a. m, Western NewYork and Northern Express
wig % M Saratoga and Utica special with drawings
room cars to Albany and Troy Runs through 10 Lake
"a d. M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
laG D. m, Fast Chicago Cincinnati ana ST. Louis Ex-
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo suspension Bridge To-
cdo Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping ana dining cars
20 70 D. M Montreal and Canandaigua Express daily.
Sleeping Piattsburg and montreal VIA Duses Poins
and Via Adams also TO syracuse and Canandalgu day
b. m Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a. NE
Buffalo IS .. m. and Cleveland :25 .. M
I'll 80 D. M Fast Night Express for Rochester Buff
sinapolis st. Louis Uetrot and Chicago with sleeping
ears Sleeping 70 Clayton, via Utica daily eXeeps
Sst1rday also 10 Canandaigla on sundays only.
IL night Albany Express, with 70 Albany
aud TroS Connects with the morning trains for the West
FOR Saratoga Lake George and the North exeeDt Saturday
and space In dra wing and sleeping on
sale a. Grand Central Sa5lon AIS Ts5 aud 942 Broadway,
IL Parkplaee, ~ Wsss aSotn,s sa a
tI,Itan ats Brooklyn, aud 10 4th-st, Williamsburg.
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
h0 so dsiy others daily except Sunday stop 13sth-
st. Station take up passengers ior Moth and West
General superintendent General Passenger Agent J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
Blue BLOOD.
Some arstocraiic and other PccuIiarifcs Hesui'ins
Therofrom.


The term blue booded- has, from time immernoria'
been used designate a sanruinary fluid peculiar 70
people OF gentle BIRTH OF course the difference IN inc
blood Of person from that Of another be the one ever
10 ignorant and Goldfish and the other arsocrac
and wel-bred Is practically nothing. Blueoood IN rear
ity beyond being expression means next to nothing
but there real and papable difference In the boods Oh
different people that does something IN fact IL means
health ami happiness strength and vgor TO one while IL
mery and suffering torture and perhaps death 70
the other.
As boiler will make n half the coal under
It is made up Of broken paving stones, the human
body cannot and will keep strong and healthy unless
the material supplied to 1t is Of the pures and richest
character. Impoverished blood and weak and wstery
blood Is certain sign OF disease in form or another
There are lacking in II phosphorus iron, which makes IL
red fat and particles These alone 10 be supplied
to In proper by the hand Of but there Is
no one food contains all that Is needed In just the
right proportion; containing all the necessary ngredi
epts nor would 1t be well for chemist TO mix together
these ingredients and pour them down his PATIENTS throat
They must lie combined by NATURES hand they are IN
the great remedy Scotch Oats Essence. which will not
only enrich the blood. but will purify It. by keeping the
bowels regular pores Of the skin OPEN by keeping the
stomach steadily work dgesting the proper food by
keepna the nerves and muscles OF the body and brain
and stomach strong and active and by carrying on from
the system regularly through the kidneys all poisonous
broken down and irritating material
Scotch Oats Essence Is not only q reparer. but
builder not only tonic and reiuvenaor, but actual
disease preventer 1t not made up hsphazard by a
chemist but is placed in the kernel OF the oat by the
Almighty and is simply extracted by the chemist IN It's
true proportions for mans use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
Railroads..

NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
y KHAiLWAY-fralns leave from ferries at West 42d
AT vest 49d ST. 80 a Jay-st, 80 a. m, for MID
detown, Fasburg Monticello Liberty walton Delhi
detroit Chicago, Waikiki Valley points Al,
Wcst A2d st. 10 IN. Jay-st, $ ;oo p m, Tor Mid
ale,own Flenville Waikiki Valley points
West l2dst ;25 n Jay ;. .; lS ?: M DAILY for
@ Sr.pcnson Bridge Detroit, Chicago, St Louis
Rns, sieepers TO Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Car
free Rochester 1T. .oso.,.oa =, no. p,..
737 Oh-ave 1874 East l25t- st. 20 west St. New
York. J. y: NN'hik.,nas,, ui,,.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W n. 7. 9. n Il Il %, Iessecs., m -
utes earlier from foot OF Iay:st, North Rlver
Detroit Chicago % $50 - :OO, 70 10 D. M
Louis IS co. % 10 D. m ,- ,-,.- ~.
Syracuse, Buffalo, Roeheste suspension BRIDGE Nh
Utica 3i5 . 90 (0'11 80 a.; m, g 90 3 Is m
% So III 80 4. NJ, ga oO &c 90 e :ls p NJ
Cranstons, West Point, Cornwall, NewDrrg. '5;l3s
y 10 70 49, 10 is, all 80 (s4 ;0o TO- 5:l5s
Is rs AS j. IN, and ~ 100 p M Cranstons Cornwall.
Newburg -, ~ . 4
For Montreal and Canada East, g oOPn IT,
London, % 80 a. NJ sO 100, % 10 D. m Loo
ronfo 10 IS a. m 70 Oc, 8 is p IN. -, -,
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Fans De-
troit Chicago and ST. Louis
Daily Daily except SATURDAY; Other trains ds ls
ton (a)Il 20 m, Isl 40 M Hoooken' West Shore
For tieke, parlor sleeping acccmmo-
datons or Information, apply at Offices Brookyn-33S
FultOn-st, Annex ONCE foot OF Full
.nst New York City3cS 7s5, 9f2 Broadway. 153 Ia
oyery 10 park Place and West stations foot Of
West 13G.st foot OF Jay-st-, N r. c. r. LAMBERT,
VandcrbIltave. General Passenger Agent .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
I .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS ieave foot Of Cortiancs and
Desbrosses sts as follows; -. ,,...,,... ,.
A. m for Geneva. Lyons Elnhfa Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points CHAIR car TO
o. m for Tunkhannock and ntermediate points Chair
car ~ Tnkhannoek Connection TO Reading aud Harris
burg. $780,. ... ,xto.,,o, s...--..,...
nolnts Thar ear L. and Ii. Junction
40 D. m. for Maueh Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg Chair car TO
Mauch Chunk. - Y-ons r-mIro po.ho.,o. M,
saio ana tina West Pullman sleeper e. Lyons.
rs D. m for Laursys and intermediate points
TRAINS hoyfng at !. m, D. and 40 D. m.
meet for ali points IN Mahanoy and Hazeton coal regonA
sa m for MSueh churk' Harie'on and intermediate
Tx n m for Coplay and intermediate points
n m for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester, But
falo ana the Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons
saw - General Eastern O1lee 235 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF MEMBERSHIP
N-Trains leave from chamberss Station week 1a
to So / 90 90 80 and II 80 a as 80
oo 45o 80 $40 s4S oo 70 S soa p % D. M M
Sor Manuel Spring valley Monsey and Talmans Sss s6
DAYS :O0 80 a. m, So, 6:4O D. m ouhaayS WV
q. N. and y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
RAILROADS..
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
vie
Naw.yoyl< and New England

TRAINS FOR BOSTON
s.r-rers sas .iss~-Enslans Il
Leave S S%s$Ss
any AgSR si * f ksx.JST TRAINS
oSss an. a nfy s. isS1as sunasss
o sssG ss fsasss sSs f
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
G q and sf! Tf, Msy ~ Line NE
AND VET6 Mba so I'D Fcor.uas
Sais sss ssHs sd ne y % and T1 S
nh ss s Ss yss. h S g al g'rs
DAY Wiiia9scSrs Lock Haven 100 N, cs, ? ~ fci
TIiIay aSs t and G. &c III RslSSs nas.
F ESr s sGrswS % Pssna 10 @ saa
n e. ssS iss IS Limited Wash
Ss;,s ~ % sS,,s Nv VIZ Sc
iasSsn sa ss 20 ana sad e Is rs
agRt sunday SG z SIS aad IL ana and and
For ASlanas City. p. m. weekdays Through parlos
E Es FSss May IL s'Ss srE
lions s Es9S ~ ga saa A%S0y on sauaa 40 As M
roi 81 Pom, sSs n SoiS Va &'Gsy Fs
and Norfolk Railroad, p. m, daily via baltimore
pos and q ea h h 80 anes VITA all
Tsns a. o se B,Sos G ,s aSrdns ''S'
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave Nsw;Yo5k s, via De'br0sse' ana
$40, 20 s. o. Chicago Limited with Dining c sS
and TO- Washingtca Lln tea and IL M L n,s 55s
Accommodation, s 80 IL 10 80 and D. M
s I. 80, s. & 30. and D.m.. and iS night
Trails Ass0% saSns ss;wySrt daily except sunday
and il 10 a. m. l. =. q, ), p n. and ~ M"
and D. N. Sundays connect at trenton ioi 'SA',
Ticket oices Nos l. 435, $40 and 944 Broadway.
Aston House and OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt st
Courtst ana Brooklyn Station foot Of fultonsI
Brooklyn Station. Jersey City Emgrant TICKET omce'
Castle Garden. -, III o.. .rA
WY CIR AS rs pIrGH j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General pass'r Agent "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
IRE RAILwAY.-Ticket Offices. 4o1, 81.

ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 40l, Bis
l. III and 957 Broadway. 1853 IL Bowery 1s7 Weststs
Battery Place Chambers and 23d Street ferries New
YORK 81 and 333 Ful;on-sI. Brooklyn; lO7 gTosdway
30 Mont gomery.st and New Station Jersey City where
Tickets Palor Sleeping Car reservations ana ofaers
press trains leave 23d earlier than time shown
from Chambers local trains TO 10 minutes earlier
a. m, daily, Day EXPRESS buffet drawing e9acnes
TO Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches Horieusvile 70
f,incnnad and Cleveland
10 80 a. NJ week days delaware Valley Express parior
D. m. daily Chicago ana s.. Louis Limited" s os
pullman day and buffet sleeping coaches 70 But
faO Niagara Falls Seyesn enc a sh tie 0c' 90"
O ~ M daily Chicago Express pullman buffet seeping
coaches 70 Bnghamton, 0wego Elmira Rochester Bui-
Ru fsS Gan'i anna %as ShiaS AS T. sse
E 3 us IS ZEE 1sisS
P4%% suGd'Syss 30 as 30 30 30 0s.
SSsSS $ 49, % 10 So 80 ID aa 80 NO.
TAB l. %Sssr4 10 80: . iO 20 M i night !SS "a
NeTa 70 and n n 80 49, sso 80 g.
1880, 10 ?. m; IL night Sundays a. m S''o'
a9 3d. f g. 80 s t' j.? ss
u night Also RidgewoOd 80 a. m =; 20 p o ID al
to srdftG a. SS m sSeG nsS 40 '0c
30 , Week e Sundays SaTs g. ID 30 a. p n 30 NJ
9p m. Sundays, As. &c, a n 6 80, ! P M
Express traits from the West arrive in NewYOrk AZ
7;CS Il so S & n,i s9a 10 20 p H. P FARMER
Gen,i sunt General Passenger Agent n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10


The general bond market was firm despite the
weakness In shares. Baltimore ana ONO % sou
at l06al0S "a Erle second 6s were stfon9 a1
"a 5S. New-iork, chicago ana 81 LOUIS -
sold up TO 81 l-2. Central OF NeW-JeIsey os
were firm at 106 l-s, and West Sh0le 5s were
steady at lO3 IL. Missouri hahsas anu leAas
issues continued weak reference Is maze 10 our
detailed report OF DOnd sales , g., r
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock -
at "a 7-Sa34a34 l-o
Money, with little or no business, was nomF
nally per cent.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s648,s77.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The customs receipts reported al washington
to-day were s529,414, and the internal revenue
receipts were S34O 996 The United states treas
ury received S5i S,VOo NationhI panh houes Iol
reneinP.ioh' anu Ihe reccip0S LUZ 'n' 10
'0i'"'' 1887 1898
p pcso OK s1ag Gao 9Sa loo loo
ESsoh 1880 i5s,e95
Chicago dS S 200 LEGO "a 200
- ~-o- ---~
Tota sl''o''eo ,9-'vit
States bonds 10 sccnrc National bank note cir
Citation S1aseS 'U as follows ur' ''Oi '"'' "O'
-Four and one-half per cents 09eIs SOC
Three Tire - per cents $500
bondS deposited Tor StcuIation during the week'
currency notes, $3.50 9Ol, go: gold notes, S2O4.-
1877 Against these sums the Treasury holds in
lawful money s03,4Is,5.9O.
In London BRUSH cOnSOlS were nrm at % LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
gnropean Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTI
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST" BY a thorough knowleago VI, VI ana sn9
natural laws which govern operations OF dgesOn @
nutrition and by Careful application OF the ahe quaes
OF wel?sccted Cocoa Mr. Epps has PROVIDED 1 nav
fast tables with dellcately favored beverage
many heavy doctors bills. IL Is IN tne
use OF such articles Of diet that eonsssit LII, ",
gradually built UP until strong enough 20 res5L ~
deney bdlsease Hundreds OF subtle mhines o. a. .,.ut
afJlnd Us ready 10 attack wherever there - VI,
We escape many fatal shaft BY keepls n,ri.bei
well fortified with pure blood and properly "o
frame civil Service Gazette go, eo,. ortv In
Made simply with boiling water or mix ,WFs EfPS
half pound tins By Grocers, labelled thus yhihind'
A Co. unnn nIaihIc ChenlIsts. London, EnSlana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
LONDON. ENGLAND.
HOTEL WINDSOR,

Victoria street Westminster, ,,ror
CLOSE TO THE HOUSES OF PAh PAIL! a mn with
One OF the finest Hotels the Metropolis svPs TsI.
Electric Light PASSENGER Lif E1ShAn iel in London
graphic New. and Telephone The ony & rrrkish and
with complete system OF Baths inclndihg u,Ss Tor
Swimming vislto.s received ut hxei Pee % u,naxSr
dollars) per day Inclusive j. X CLEAN r, -nI- ----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.

NEW. YORK. PHILADELPHIA 4 NORFOLK r n
Train leaves foot Of Cortland. and pesbrosses s.s
daily 90 D. Tickets and Sleeping beIths secufed
az any Ticket once Of the Pennsyiysnia Railroad Co
u. W. dunno. Sups :. Il y. COOKE &. y. u ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
STOCKS ACTIVE, BUT LOWER.

THE MARKET STEADY AT THE END
LANCE SALES FOR A HALF DAYS BUSINESS.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANsE-JUsE o.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
Orcan Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail steamships
"A NEW-YORK AND LINEkPOOL la "a
S. S. CITY OF ROME sails Wednesdly,, 1une To-
aud every fourth "Wednesday theieaisss... IL an
Saloon Passage $50 and upward See0nd, SldsS S'0'
GLASGOW, VIA LONDON Dthh % 81 d. y,
DevOnia, June 10 10 a. m Furnessa June ~ T. d. m M
Crcassia, June 90 3 D. m Ethiopia, July - nv
Rates Of passage to GLASGOW, DLRkfr ~ LII wa
or nELFAsT Clbln. go snI $50 80
Second class, $50 steeIaIe - .rv
Travellers Circular Letters OF Credit and Drafts r any
amount issued az lowest current raes. -
Dor book ~ Tours further lni1t @ sp' *
HENDERSON BROTHERs. Bowllhg orcell ~. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10

THE TARIFF OF 1881 pamphlet Of 20 large pases
i giving rates OF duty In force, In full together
with the entire List and other valuable Tariff infor
nation Timely for reference, and absolutely correct
NeW-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10

CUNAIlD LINE.
HEw-YoRK To LIVERPOOL ca QUEENSTOWN ION
Pier 40 North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL sEIVloE;; % - -
scryta. June 10 10 Gala, July - a ' M
seythia, June 90 80 D. IN sEtrur!9, July 2; oo III
s'Gmbra, June 90 :36 Pm servia. July H. a. noo Oh
Aurnnia June 80 10 80 a m. Scythia, JG1 i'' N
'sWlli not carry intermediate OF steerage'
tWill not carry steefnge x..oa,o,. s.<
Cabin passage ESQ., $50 and 800. , TS
Storage tickets 10 and frUm all parts o. ~ comn,ny
For and passage apply 10 the eonaDJ'
Office 4 Bowling Green, New-York. -.o.., .oon,.
VERNON II. BROWN 4 CO.. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10

An experience Of IS years Of officers in which
time have loaned s45 600 in the West without the
Of dollar Of interest principal to any investor
We offer for sale guaranteed per Western
Farm Mortgages interest payable semlannally and IA
per when interest is payable annually interest
principal payable once $50 Broadway, NewYOrk
City
securities
Call and examine send for pamphlets.
wNL A. LOMBARD, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-20

Jesse GUAM VIDER1."-'To be rather
than to SEEM" was favorite maxim Of the
anoients. 1t seems il our day to be almost
lost sight CT, so anxious are men to appear
TO good advantage before their neighbors.
The would should be interested more to
know what we are than what we do Down
deep are the hidden springs OF character,
and almost spontaneously these burst in
word and deed To be- How much sisnit
oance in these words. They should move
US as no others. To be what? A man
,ponau. To be ell Gcd meant we should be.
the noblest aud best Of creations myriad
wonders. To be pure and true in every re-
lation in life. Theancients were right Let
out motto be: "Esse guam videri"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-20
LEGAL.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the CoTpo
ration Court If the city OF Alexandra. on
the 1st day of September, 1888.
Mary Iawler, complainant VS.. Margaret 4. Law
ler z F. Lawler ard Mollie T. awler, his wife,
l.. H. Beynon and Mary f Beynon, his wi,c,
John Ash, ir,, and Ellen Ash, his wife. In
chancery.
Mono. The object OF this suit j. to obtain de-
cree constituting the last will and testament OF Ed
ward Lawler late of the city of Alexandria, III the
State of Virginia. deceased.
The defendants, L. II. Beynon and Mary Z.
Peynon, his wife, and John Ash, jr, and Ellen
Ash, his wife, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of AS,
sembly and the rules of this Court, and and
residents of this State: 1t is ordered that the
said defendants appear here within fifteen days al,
ter disqualification of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit land
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, a newspaper published
in the city of Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessivc weeks and posted at the front door of the
Court House of this city. copy-tcste
JOHN s BEACH, Clerk.
Albert Stuart, p. q. sep5 w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-20
,.sysexaudrla Dazgttr.
THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 90.

ADvERTIs1Ne.-People who think that
an advertisement of three months standing
IA going to mako them rich, make mistake
Advertising is like eating. fyou want TO
be healthy you must eat regularly as meat
to day will not serve you for to MORROW 10
be we'll end hearty, eat at every meal time )
to be prosperous in business, advertise i'su
larly. Stop the one, aud you stsrve anc
die. Stop the other and your business takes
consumption and dies slso. Spasmodic ad
yertising is ike having a feast and famine
more famine than feast, as e ruie-ann Is
never satisfactory. To take out your card
in dull times is like killing your horse be-
cause he is lame 1t is in doll lines ne
most advertising should be done, and II 10
in dull times that advertising is the mes, ,
effective as more notice is taken otprlniers'
Ink then than at any other time.