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Daily Republican., 1890-05-22


PHiLApELrnIA, Thursday. May %, 1890
Thlrty-six shades of the
legal Lansdowne in stock
to-day.
Near centre of the store.
Navy Blue Flannel II you
say 50; or the exquisite
French Printed (osc) or
the dainty, shrinkless Cey-
lons and LImas (37!c up)
But let's look just now at
the wonderful range O.
little priced Outing Stufts.
Cotton all through, but the
look and feel of sure enough
Ceylon. Plaids, checks, and
dozens Of pretty stripes,
single and combined. The
marvel Ia that such stufs
are only
Ioc, 12ic, and sIsc.
More than a hundred syles
and qualities.
Northeast of centre.
Take $3 Shoes. You
know what a sorroWiul lot
they are In most stores.
Fairly good to look at,
maybe, but that's all. We
don't stop with eye service.
Better I'll and better aoeay in
oaty IS 81 es than you'll eel
Lfoy a aollay more in the
average shoe shop. Shoe,
that any woman can wea!
with comfort and credit
We point to a few styles
they stand for a dozer
others:
Three styles of women's Fine Dor
1Q 8ola Kid Button Shoes, Goodyeit
| pO welt, communion sense, opera y
square toes,
womon's Tanpico straisht Goa
AZ Button Shoes Gooiyear well
po square toes.
women's Fine Tampfco Pebhl
~ Gunt Button shoes. Goodyear wei
~ comm on sense toes.
&2 Women's Fine pongola Kid Lac
r W House shoes, hand scwcd.
Ar woinens Mahogany Goat Butto
Po or Laced Shoes.
Five styles of Colored rampic
az Cont Oxiords for Women, liam
P' sewcd; mahogany, chocolate uii
tan tipped and plain.
, Womens Tan Canvas Shoes, co,
az per calf trimmed, rubber sole
, po hand sewed, tennis oxiords,
: "Brazcl Chevreau" is our name
I'll for the finest and best Kid pro-
a dnced, soft ana beautiful as
Snlset almost, looks and wears
better than the highest Crude
0 OF French Kid.
Wonen's BrRzel Chevreau Oxfoi
: GQ shoes, patent leather tips and Il,
j pc ing, hand sewed.
Three styles OF Women,s Oxfor.
VI "a made from Brazol Cheyreau, III
n ped ana plain opera or coInlut
~ sense toes, hand sew ed.
+ A column Of the papt
y i, would scant serve to tell
,r the Mans So Shoes in blae
>. e.s and colors.
> That samples the who
Shoe store. Complete
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

" ASAAiAk l.li',>.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

We have the most complete
line Of these goods in the city
that will astonish you. Call and
look through our stock.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

44-inch Flouncing at 37Hc,
SOC, 75c, 81, SIPS, up to So so
per yard. These goods must
be seen to be appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
HAMBURG
AND
FLOUNCING.

Hamburg Edging We sell at
&c, sc, &c, SC, &C, &c, &c. and Ioc;
all worth much more money.
22-inch Flouncing at
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
RIBBON.
Sash Ribbon, all colors, at

At 81 cents we sell an all
silk Fringe Edge Ribbon, all
colors, No. 81, full worth As
cents.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

NANTrCKET MASS Desir.bl. build.
a. M2 10Y. hear the ocean and Surf side
hol'l o. thr fines. par, ~ Nutgctef g..
price now only $50 20 900 each l0t
s.yiilnz 70 location ] am authorized 10
Gsf about go OOo worth Of th.so l0ts free
- clear Ia s1clange Tor other properties
~, On apps 'asion. ROBT AfpIITON.
E.ieal est1tc Equitable ArcaG..I2O B'wav.
pANCH FOR SALT over n 100 ocrce
% land. T. 900 head Oi cattle 800 head
~ horses cOrrals. houses. stables aVric,i-
.4ra Implements sc. inVesfg cnt mn NV
th.r.y 70 per cent alnu1llv owner r.Llri.g
HANCH Vfihgnc Building
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Uork unulco.
eillalcs

Females.
NOT Sc LADY desires a position as
II .'.nogf1ph"l and typewriter beginner :
or would hr Wiling o. a.-i-t iu an once /
salary moderate. Addrr-r BLNNoN, 40
3d-ayr.
4 NOt So lady desire, position A. stc.
y uo4faphcr and tTp"v writer e beginner;
-iItrY uo object. Aldr ., kENIN"ION,
uibGn' OncD.
EAsHILK. e,I, T.. v!th good ref
- crrnce-. Mi-, HATTIE LLLNEk. -
Stauf .n--t.
I ADY would like situation a. bookkeeper
~ or on'c" work. PSI West l2u'-7t.
f. ADY wishes cop,lng 20 d. either at
IL homo. Joe office ur in publ -hln' house 4,
}, rapid and connect writer good corr"-
-I0ndrnt also good French tauslator; f;
wants permanent position. Acdfcs, Miss
800 YrI. g., W"s, lSth--t.
=, TENOGEAPHER and TYrEWRlfE&
- Young lady. speaking ''riinau anu
luGlrh. with moderate speed, " ".-hr'
Io-itlou In mercantile house. AdGl'HS
II. NJ. EoN 26 Irihun" oiice.
S,TENOGRAPliFR.- lady desires
- position rs -irnolraphcr dhu De-
writer. has bad olirc experience. y. 60,
22o Divlsion-aNc., brooklyn.
" Ot 81 ladv desire. position q, stcnoe-
raphrr and typewriter. salary not 80
mu.h an object as suitable position. Ad-
drr.. RI KlTAN. Tribune OAcr.
NT0UN ~, lads desires position - stcnog-
I raphcr and Remington typewriter. Adj
dress r.. Bon 3. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Boar0 n)anico.

ANTID. october !. by Two adults
w fhtcr unfurnl-hcd rooms win bOdIu
ur'lstr family aud table preferred I'In.a'
,.ft home desired. Address, htatlhR 'ei"'''
"a SIiING. William-st.
yNyANIED. pleasant iurnlsh'n i"p'i.,n i"",'ii
w room with boa.d 100 piNdlc an, Ni'u, - -
f,fnlIt. stat terms. Address @. W b"N o.
Illune once.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
RrG! Gsiate i01ntro.

NJ ANILD. Furnished cottage 10 rooms.
w hear del1t. on NcN-llaycn. II I'D -on
LNcr. 90 northern Ncw-Jerscy Railroad
90 hour from CIV middle az June 60 Dr. cGlo
q ptenb.r 800 Der month. Address
ELSfON>lBLL. care Rutland 4 Whiting
. u. cknan.s'
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fea! estate 10 GythanQc.

u EAL ESTATE 70 IXCHANGE.-Culn.
IA cuutered village pr0r0fty iDf sale or
ohanrc ~ property 90 New.YorA CitF og
lr.otNn. J. J. Co.. p. q. BOA b. S.amioid
Ny.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

/ n DADHMAN.-By a respectable colorcd
" man can give best OF references tiiOg-
| temperate not afraid OF worb Address
/ WARD 1876 East 0S,h-,t., private stables.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

q OACHMAN.-Dy a Young married man
~ or would WORK on geutlemans place ;
understands farming, horsc- and COWS. Call
or address III East llsth-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
for Sale.

4 RoLL.TOP DESK for SO 8 feet roll.
"a toy for 80. smiths roll-top dcsK the
y. II. MASON. 81 Williams.
Snn nnO No. q ENVELOPES FOR
oUD, ODU SIZE. 60. per ". PILLS.
~ Ky & CO., Mahu1dcturcgs. - Wet
SJth-st.
GJ EnO n0O NEW PIANOFOETE~
- toOU. WV $40 organs. E35 write
ior catalogue. address DANIEL T.
BEATTY. Washington. Y. J.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

L. AKMERS AND GAKDENERS SUP.
l. Piled FREE with reliable American
or foreign help at low wages; single 0.
married. Address FARMERS SUPPLY,
3C6 Washington-st. Brooklyn. Established
UBny years.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Comcsuc SUMMONS Uantco

Males
4 TTENDAST L. gentleman good 'al't :
n V,il accustomed TO elderly gentleman,
assisting 10 toilet dressing. bathiue. Sc.
also good rLbotr and massage u'"1in'hI ,
- years cNprrl,urc. good cilN I,!rlrilC''
age 80. Address FRANCIS. li' l.. 1l't.s'.
TIENDANI OF NALET Bi a Young
~ maa of good address welsh decent ;
.t.ong. hcalth} and .tIlrt in al the r.,
uulirmcut, of iifr; a. attendant on ~ '"u
or valet, could assist Wlth coflr-lpiGnt, n
highest references. Addrc-' KobHl|l
SNELLING. - East ith.st.
4 rTENDANT to a gentleman; good
"A vale. or with a family about 70 tfaN'l
by a hr-t-ca-s swiss man ha- 2o0d L"hGva
and NeW.i ork references, single age ID
address SWISS, $50 East iOth-sl.
STEADY. sober young man wants a
y position In the country. on slnAll
td.cr to tah. care 81 horses ana garden
s.u milk good f'rOmuucnddtlOn- Aadies'
for two day, ". GROSS. 80 BluIn'st'
Union ilill y. j.
DTTLER.- -By competent Protestant
- man ha- llNcd with good family Guy
OF country. address II. H., 32' fast 2lst.st.
10 UTLLE.-By reliable man a. iirst-cla,,s ,',,'
ID butlrr Ia private family uisIoukhI9
understand, hi business IN all branches
.chrr. willing and ob!igine city OF no"n
80 nr,t.cla,s city reference. can or
address NJ. c.. 800 Madi-on.ave.
UTLER.-By Protestant - nr~t-clars
ID utter In private family hrs~ci,ssss ass
civ and country rcserenccs. IL. D. 'o'
West 6Oth-st.
ID UTI.ER.-By a very competent fnfll ,h'
- man years city reference. +. b.
T,iknna uD:0wn ONCE. ,23S BIoad"aV'
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Domcstle Gituc.lous rDante1
Females.

n HAMEERMAID and NURSE.-By q
" young woman best city reference (; city
Up cnuntrK. OIINN. og1 NND.t Grfh. 81
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

OACHMAN.-Bv colored man. Call
" Rev. j. 5. BROWN. 395 Gold-st,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Glistcllnilcops.

-lllOks 6lAtllh wv.
4 LBFET q. SPENCER. 276 cth.aye..
q between 18th and lrth rts U Umbrellas,
f,-aso's esne~ made - order recovered
end repaired prompt and reliable
A s0.P. BOOK. How % Keep Boi.'rs
n clean " frce O. any addfe>s .nD CON-
tovnds removes mud OIL. l!iac lr-Aeigs
slir Q. fosuIug burning. JAS. -. HOICH'
Mss. l2o LibeftY ~.
DppKS. NAGALINI~. PIC IEi>.
ID MNlIOGNNY frENG1 IRE. &c..
bought frr cash. cts or r'Ii.rN. Aidf.--
HI,AI~piIL. ro> 10. 1r.bune ONO.
(tENTIFMFN Wishing o. dl.po-r = th.ir
N IDf-Df rl....u. 80 FAR NaIue "4A
.u..ase call on or address
EDWARD MILLER. os o'h-a'e.
I OAN~ 300 COL. lr- advance uI0n
Il furniture iu u-r. J. nos. ''
RroaCvay. NcU-Nnit. E N.n p. 'H Di
gentleman agent ra..- cca.if' ron. i.
DIMES Home Par.r Vap'r Ban Ap-
uafatus .ufr- co.is, lifInn1a. fi"Hi a.
t-m and malaria. a.-o luNtrt !o- ilr
healthy, ~ harden, the -J stem. liz
3d-aVe.
l,pA%I~H II-~ON~ given hy o. uf't. .,
= SuaIu. 51.. tu hour. evening ..1--- A4-
Glc-, DlLGApo. llj Ea-, "-d--'.
,I,u ENcHANGL FOR CAWotf. ~
blllan l0ty o. 'Nctlrfn h1ph'. %
launch farm 500 1'o-. 20 niles o.'.
s. Y Tribune Oh.'.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

fIOUSEWORK-g young Swede; GOOD
III cook, washer. Ironer willing and oolg-
ing; city or country best OF reierene.s rom
lnf oifh md oGth sts.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Cornlrn ntql estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIK Hand.
II some residences and building Sit, iOf
hale hOlses T. let furnished o. unfulni.Atd.
TUBES 4 TAYLOR . BcekInan-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

~ II 4MBERMAID and WAETREsS.-by
=, competent, neat pIri care silver, china,
sc. chambtrbdld MJitrss or sewing, &c.
Keadv at tn PkO1 - IAN HOME BU.
RFAC, l3S 6th-ave., near 10th.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

iONk rs. 80 inmate, Ion Toe cltv.
II on - HHl-Ou River -E1ler- for sale
AID ~ llt county sat, building lYt- and
AL pro- ny ftTnl-hrI house. iog -Yul-
lI -lo' o. $50 month. BELLOWS -
q NAiELN. 20 lt,tty hluare inI-hcI.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. .-By
X neat. capable girl, city or country:
hest T. ferences: makes salads; serves In
1ourscs /: ear full OF silver and glass. Call
o72 8th.ayo.. near l5th-st. HALLS.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

- AEDENER.-By single nan. 20 ; first.
u class thoroughly practical experienced
.. gr,cnhOu,e>. graperles and all fruits,
flower. and Vegetables. highest references
g.. Box 10. Tribune Uptown Office, l,23S
Eroad WAY
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Drc55mdking.

NDGEE ( EUGENlE.-Pa Par-.iu dre---
a makers l.t-st AMI pr..~-' stfl's
.,c.g>' Iat.r41Is taken ~ fuf. .-u.t tr---
c.a,- work g. eraut,cd; md crate pf.re..
Iol Wcs' 'sn--t.
KII~rID t-.-smnkag imported ia-h-
"A .a1-. tot-. ltdrr- 40 short no,.c. so'ds
l.rrlasad r. desired. NJ. NcELEOY,
- fa-, ata-st. oppos.t D'nn.nr',.
4 H. >IILI, DEl ~at> I'r'Dot o.
y .u,Ttlt.c4 tra gowns a.a q ~. "l-0
.H.[r.l-. r.o'Lss customers nav f.rA.-4
1t.flol rrssoi able Charge 'D'h So LOO
Ill IHH LATEST -'f.r- ~ r..-e-. aad
y .u.d..I'- sr.p.i pfoHraAc ara d'nr."s
-ne a..ra'r BoLfHiS o5o 5tA.a,e,
~ .~-MAK IA psa.t..a .al dr s-i.a.'f
~. lon- experience h.f 4.N"4bfI '4il ll'.
-o...t- engagement. POS fh. a'F -a' "a ..DI
guaranteed rrl'rrnr', ulctr'Jl iontH.' 40
Dr. Nr-. ~. JOH>-IoNi.if. T.. i"''A-'-
nEI .~~IAkIE nll cleaso 'F day
- hanging -t.t FL, .-a.ft ."-i4inr come
Al-.cer By NAL. ~. ACKLLY. 41l W'-t
Eh~HIorABLE dr0,-nas.ae bv tne
4 day nIi.- and -h-ct BIS c.ollint-
100 Natron.aye
I'IEsICLAhs Ir.nch dr.--msarr. il,"
L from itl.-, vant- voIE hL ~" 1at n
y..,a'. family. Address s. IT., ltj w.
3,tA--t.
L. IEAlDIA~s 4re..aarsr wishes more
4 customers az Aer oNn homo pfiIr'-
Or. 'eIl- reasonable ''- t'A-'N'.
L'Il.STf LAS ra4..ian drc-.in-rrr. nc".
Iy established. wishes Hpl. rie' ''ih'I',
sui.- s3 up. Nuo. ABEL 'l8 'il. Az.
lIK~. UAIiN cut and 1t-. furniture -lp
lNf covers. drr--iLaAIng family 80
by Me tuyi Gig OF county. - "''t
49,h..t.
NIAIsON DE CONFIASCE-Ht tNKl-
I'i LIE MICHEL. 20 West ffLA -. lni'
iOr' sumner. Travelling, street dresses
.allrs r. a. "a taken.
1INE. E. ATTOINErTT, 1l2 West I'm
vi tf. irlOrfsr ~ n.--'-. iIc-rts ar -
f.r cO-tgu fDr children nom q" -
yrsrs lat--t fashion shcf' n"L.'e.
4. TYLIsH dlesecs made modcr~t'
- price,. samples can Doc rr'n. $50
sIYLiSH SUITS made from - ana rI.
- slarantce - c.t aud III ,hr hI-t
lining free - cAarre evening GI'''r-
fp.c!al'f Miss NAYLOH. Zo5 I4't
9l-t-t
no WL>T 49Ill ~ Mr. Et''in
lVo t'fll-h r0.-mr.rr j. rI".t ht,lH'
and elegant drap'ng suits n'a' from ~
Ring bell three time.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

y p" .hv' hfLLI i04.os BOZ choicest
'".'ti'n, mar cer1. and sound most
~. hy4rrh lupr0} 'm uf- aI with large
80. nun ailon With city by two rail-
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Gin nral estate Go fct

A UELIGliTTUI. RfSIDEN,L. High
h Bridge IL rooms. an lwprl Ncmcnts
low rent. T. =. ATwATER. 80 Nu~sRu-st
IA - -. ~ -, - - '' -'H
connected with W.ad.or Ii.atle. ha-r .o.1-
ton for hOt-. and re.fsufaut il tli, rItr
- tea. uthlH rnt Apply o. HUGH
NENBlII 80 Graat.-t.
IT, IEr.-D.sE iolm. Ooce ~ = 10
=. - Chan t.r---f.. tl.uD oi Cthtr--~'.
Inquire o. S4NNS 40 8 Do. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

LKMONT HORSES Handsome. ,ty..
' lsh. sound. Kind y pf.tt, hIukrn. thor
oIchy acoiiratod. hi4h.v hr q Tor car-
yage light driving aat .adcl. som" are
sreecv. lur sal, 81 Bi W .II> STA
BLE eel Greeuc.ave.. HrootlYn.
cD0- -BARGAGN Sound pony. l4..
~ -o. hand. elegant phortor h1ru,--.
Vh.p. robe. and blanket pony Sind and
gslf.o has been used ro.t.nuul- D." e 'tfN.
DISRAN BoN $50 Io-'Y1..r N'n-Nork.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
eennirn Real gslaie Go Get.

4 FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE 10 le,
- Seuu Orange y. j.. h. september
80 u rooms ab1 b,'h modern inplc.c
hvn~~' everything nist-clsss .lade ahe
s.-.ss-. beautiful sccfcrY cCnNci lent %
80 rent low. address VI s. Is. Trlb.
X ABYLON. J.. To rent furnished
-. tov'a2e y rooms. bathroom and all
s,s.ern improvements very near the bsy
VI sulng. send Tor lst II cottages.
= .. IOBBiNS Babylon. l. /
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
i3oar0 an0 Rooms.

a LADY having beautiful home on
a .lfh T. ,slI Give home mo BOARDING
I0.ac 2, a fcw Gentlemen who viii appre-
..sf. .nld home rpl genial. iufG ara
gunflc.at... references exchanged. i g..
~ f3 Irhgnc Uptown once, l,23s
Uio.f lr
HEtNirCY PARK. NOErn known ~
u i8.-I8t I3.l -l~t--i .-p'hfh'iri lp a.
,I..- r..clnt rooms board an1 attenddnte
upcAce.lea a,-o pri'ieye- of piilat' pax.
NIIEr. ILrGANT HOME, a corner
IL house. near Central PMh ana 'l'Hd n
- OLA. room fDI HHTr4e. couple o. single
i..sn. who app r., i''e prlv9" nom, corrlP,t.
with or without bDgrd. J.. \. NJ, IFDuh'
nioNn On'co. 23o broadway.
,nIu.Sr. a. WEST.-TWo exceptionally
~ desirable second story iioht Connect
I,r room. with superior Lohrd frifi' ."7'
o,uST. I20 WEST.-TWo laLlac 'on;
~ meeting rooms. in newly iuin.-h'p
hou,o suitable for family or parry "i
acult- Other rooms
a, WEST IGTH-~T .-fAlPe sqraro room
\ / ana lall room superior hoaiu |"ic
bo,rdDr- transients accommodstcd.
--Iu. 81. et9 WEsT. Large and small
ID t0.n4. vitf .1 without board cch'
,.uient ~ Broadway and cl'NHi'd
90 .hitpISON.AVE- Cool. ricdy ~.
80 nI.hed large and hall rooms, -c,onl
f..f mont foi party o. nrce rA''hrnJ
ioa.d vacant Juno ro'pcnfo..
nn~ WI~T ST.-NcwIy furil-hrd
I,Ss foons sartiern exposure superior
bead. ] block from. l. sntion'
49,, MADIsON.AVE.-Ls and small
10 rocm.. with private bath "Noeh'ht
board references.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Ciip Rral gsiaie for Sale

HOUSE buyers. cNsmlue 'he attract tt
III house. l-b 17S and $50 WD-' ..t..
=. beautifully decorated always open.
ID .EELI>> House. .Aalnat'a.
Il Sauare " north. tsl-t-st.. n.fn..I ST.
and Oh avfsl four house, cabinet "fi-I.
25A95 feet stories basement and celia.
cla-slCs.. on llut5l and unique; J. station ou
corner. oftn fof ln~Ir tCn. or address.
RICHARD DEENES owner and builder &C.
West Sh-.,.
ASTORY s.ono-'iout French a-,ment.
good ne.gHhorho0f o. r...d Jog
{ roo only a. 600 cash relr f frll.rs
Z ". LOpiR. Broadway. .;I iri lo.h sts.
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Business & hnutcs.


A ! PAY CASH for stock. OF merchan-
"A, disc or dry goods. fancy sooas, Iur-
n.hng goods clothing. shoes, -; IN any
quantity; city or country. - ~ " ii "
BURG. i26 East SSd-st. and 81 W'tser-st.
A Optional capital prccuI.d for Dqsi-
n nes, purposes; investors advised with
our charge. oi desirable opportun, Ne high
est commercial references. Hhln"S
CARLTON. Brokers, 2O2 Broadway.
pEIGnT NAN with az OOO can double
"A Investment every year a-i,raplc. at
tractNc. outdoor enterprise. 'uN Ptih-
cilal, with money need address Io''oH''e'
Box 800.
\ onror.unity for a 1--we man 300 Sc
\ ctr.- an established r"al estate bu~i-
ness. ! .sj Broadway. HrooNlyn.
4. \ GI.D.E~rtBLISHh PIANO BD 81
A NISSAN excellent opportunity non"
but bona ldc purchasers uc'd Apply AG-
dies, j. N. BOX =. Tribune phlr'.
A ABLE TRAVELLER mnidGdlG.as"d nag 80,
n American. with long-c-tahli-h" t7I'.
with the i,wclry jObbcrs Qi The ! =. drsiios
IN represent q responsible iiim: records ~
fo,ds etc.; NeW.Nor, Office. experience -
ycar, address T.. L. :. Tribune once.
UTTER STOLE FOR SALE.-Nn,t ,cll
ID on account OF Other bu-nc-- h'iIhh
f,r right person. SOS Broad"ay' hfooNlyh'
u oOKKEEPTE and sal,sran .opcp ror
IS enlargement: could Invest 5000 july.
800 september. 5000 November 5000 jan
uarv. 1891 principals only satisfactory
references given and required. Aoaf'''
July. frihrnc onire.
CIGAR. conicctioncrv stationery ana
y good paper Tout.: no l''r"l nEcf ir-
fused p.opfictor home s a. VA t.ll = J.. 20 !;
ro agents.
~ or <tLF.-Valuablc nh. %: factory
! property. one hour from NtN- ops. ,
llinute- ror station cnc ot ilr h',i water
nDwc~~ iu 'hc state Neiy ta~} terms. Au-
ilv OWNER. - II rh-,t.. Morri-town. y. J.
,IERCHANT TAILOR STORE AID fur-
vi uituIr. very cheap ou account ~ De-
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upon me and to lie to me. Ii il the blacklist
and the foulest crime on earth.
81 kneeled at her bedside. and she told me
ALL NY life ia ended. You must carry my
resignation to the secretary Of state tomorrow.
shall go into the wilderness. You must stay
here andlhelp the dear child. I exonerate her
fully She tried her best and lag there like q
sacrificed iamb. She had loved young man
and had been forced TO put him aside for me.
Promise that while live you will be silent,
but when am dead that you will proclaim il,
for the lesson it will teach. II may save some
dear child from such cruel indignity."
Then he kneeled beside me and looked at
me-that sweet. sad. tender look of his. have
never seen anything like IL on this earth. The
tears were in his eyes and in his voice. II was
solemn and q sacred moment. Outside it
was still and quiet. / could see the dawn and
the morning star. But in that room it was
dark. i almost felt that was In the presence
Of death. He took nv hand in his and said:
Promise me that you will do this much to
transmute this evil into good; that you will let
the world know why I surrendered my wife,
my future and my high Office. 1t is the only
good that can come out Of this dark evil. II
may spare some human suffering. II may save
some immortal soul. Tell me that when am
dead you will publish this, and will denounce
such infamy. such massacre, such butchery.
That you will let fathers and mothers un-
derstand how hideous it is. Swear that you wall
do this, then I will not have suffered altogether
in vain. Ask the ministers OF the gospel to
protest against it, in the name of Christ, who
was himself sacrifcial offering. Will you do
this for me, my faithful friend2"
told him would. $50 help me God"
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A FORTUNE CARRIED AS A CORPSE
Litigation Over the Contents Of q Coffin
Brought From Russia.

sensational story was developed in q case
set down for trial in the court Of chancery at
Paterson, NJ, yesterday. It appears from
he papers in the case that in 1859 George W.
Hughes died in Russia leaving . fortune es-
timated at 100000
His wife, Mary, desiring to come to this
country, turned all the property into cash and
this she placed in a coffin in which she said
was the dead body Of her husband, and she
succeeded in reaching this country without the
deception being discovered. Upon her arrival
here she invested the money in government
she married Rev. E. NJ. Weiss Of Paterson.
Subsequently a document was found which
purported to be Hughes will, in which all the
property was bequeathed to his heirs-at-law.
Proceedings we're then begun to recover the
money, and writs of ne exeat were issued
against Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss to prevent them
from leaving the state. The heirs in this liti-
CATION were represented by Judge Woodr uff,
getting possession of some of the securities of
Mrs. Weiss, and upon his death the interests
of the heirs were looked after by VIM. Pen
nington. A part of the property that got into
Woodruffs hands was a mortgage upon real
estate, and as the interest was not paid the
estate was sold under foreclosure, Woodruff
buying 1t as attorney, and the deed was made
to him in that capacity. The suit Is now
brought by Mr. Pennington against Woodruff's
heirs to recover the property, which they
claim was purchased by him with q part Of
the money obtained from Mrs. Weiss and
which now rightfully belongs to her heirs.