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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-14
A SAD, SAP TALE.

Op0n Ms ptetty HttIe o1e0
All painted mp with green and red,
Adown the steep aud slIppery rDd
Poor little Johnnie gayiy slode.
His steering was errAtic, crude
Into the gully he was slewed;
An awful wreck poor Johnnie made,
For sad TO tell the boy was stayed.
FROM ne =iDsrkshire Ne,cs,
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Bucklen,s Arnica saIve.

THE BEST sALvEi In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Chapped Hands. Chilblains,. Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
fect satisfisction, or money refunded. Price rs
cents per box. For sale by II. b. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. l37 and ls9 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. iune2-lyd
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The usual treatment OF catarrh is very un-
satisfactory, as thousands ofdespairing patients
can testify. A trustworthy medical writer says:
"Proper local treatment Is positively necessary
TO success, but most of the remedies in general
use by physicians afford but temporary benefit.
cure cannot be expected from snuffs, pow
ders, douches and Washes" Elys Cream Balm
Is remedy which combines the important
requisites OF quick actien, specific curative
power with perfect safety and pleasantness to
the patient.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-14

DRUNKENNEss.
IL LIQUOR HABIT.
In All the World there is but One Cure.
DIR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
It can be given in a cup of coffee on tea, or In
articles Of food, without the knowledge Of the
and will effect permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or
an alcoholic wreck. 1T NEVER FAILS. It
operates SO quietly and with such certainty
that the patient undergoes no Inconvenience.
and ere he Is aware, his complete reformation In
effected. IS page book of particulars free.
CHAS. A. L0CHER. Druggist,
No. Q East King st., Lancaster, Pa.
oct2S-eoc. .TTh&S
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Poor Humanity! /!

The common lot is one Of sorrow say--at leas.
the pcssimists, they who look at the worst
side. Certainly what would otherwise be a
bright existence. is:often shadowed by some
ailment that overhangs 1t like pail, obscur-
ing perpetually the radiance that else would
light the path, such an ailment, and very
common one is nervousness, or In other words,
weakness of the nervous system, a condition
only irremediable where inefficient or improper
means are taken to relieve 1t. The concurrent
experience OF nervous people who have per-
sistently used Hostetters Stomach Bitters is
that II conquers entirely supersensltivenesso OF
the nerves, as well as diseases-so called-which
are invited and sustained by their chronic
weakness. AS the nerves gain stamina from
the great tonic the trouble disappears. Use the
Bitters for malaria, rheumatism, biliousness
and kiduey troubles.
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HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Specific
NO. %.
for r. NERV6Us VII n pEBfEITyY. Eli Iriy '"VSfT VfTAT WEAK
NESS, and Prostration. from Over-Work or
other causes. 81 per VIAL or visls and large
vial powder for s.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, or sent prepaid on re-
ceiptO8of price.--HUMPHREYS MEDICINE
CO.. l Fulton ST.. N. Y. iune2'Th Saw
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DHrLADELPH1A a READING RAiLR0Al
READING 4 COLUMBIA DIVISION.

READING 4 COLUMBIA DIVISION.
On and afisr sunday, Nov 10, lsss, trasAs
leave Lancaster king sfrcet, a. follows:
For Reading and intermediate points, wesU
Gays ~ ~ s'S 9. M, i%So, SlS p. MI Sunday, 50 .
ioIs I PSiilasdelphla, week days, 100 a. M. -,
Eos New & SSeasss Sees Va sfS ehiaacphia % week day,
- : M New Wy Sosi ~ si Sia n. Allentown, week day.
For AlIsntcwn, week days. 1880 a. M. 50
M; IL sunday IND ,.ys no ?: m: 10,
For HsSsn6c, &; v week days, 100 a. M, iass SIS
For asqs:Sa;ss, assnd:Ss; sSs s.sa = e s Ssys 3 ~ so
S25 p. m. Sunday. sos o. m.
i. d For Quarry Vile week days. sss .. m. 500.
TRAINS FOR LANCASTER,
Leave Reading, week days, 7:2o llst6 q M,
b:5S p. m. Sunday, 7;2O a. M; $40 p. m. y
Leave Philadelphia, week days, l;l6, 1000
Leave @ New ,,; York via Ph,ladel phis, week DAYS.
's ssye % New x. yis Sls XIssh,ov, nIsn -.
Leave "a % Aiisnto~n. week days, s.sa a. M. -
Leave Pot.sville. week days. $50 .. M. ~
Il ne. IsssSss ssssss US. sss asy; ~ ia
Leave we Harrisburg, week days, e:D .. M; Sur
leave ausrryylns, week days. go. ii.s =. NJ,
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Lesys eve rhilsdeirhia, Chestnut street wharf.
For Atlantic City, week days, oxpruss.
BOO y. m. and 100 p. M. Accommodate
7:0 .. m. and $50 p M; Sunday, Expre11.
200 .. M, Accommodation, 500 Z. M, -
p. m. 8
Returning leave Atlantic city. depot csrnsr.
Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues. Week dayu.-.
mediation, sos n. m. and f3D p. m. Sundays--
Express, I p. m. Accommodation, 7:a0 4. n.
and 4:30 p. IN.
Detailed time tables can be obtained at ticks.
Ofnces.
A. A. MCLEOD, G. 9. HANCOCK.
Vice Pres. oenr Mgr. 0en'i Passr Aee
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penttstrN:

DR. NATHORST. DENTIST.
IL 29CENTRE SQUARE.
Do not let your teeth decay any further. You
do not often md q decayed tooth that can not
be saved by filling or crowning. Have your
teeth examined and attended TO at once, II will
save suffering and expense. All o-erattons
guaranteed. Filling Teeth and Painless Extra
ton Specialties. nJ03mdS4
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tThe only trains which run daily.
On SUNDAY the Mail train west runs by way
Columbia.
J. Il. WOOD, Genera. passenger Aseu
CHAS. F. PU0H. General sianager.
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rExr doom 10 rnE oouRr HOUSE.
CLOSING SALEY

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Nto 00a
thecos
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SHOOTING STARS.

S"OoiiN" SlAhS.
IDYLL OF TWO SEASONS
WINTER.
Not
Hot
SUMNER.
Got
Hot
h.shington's richest men have gone to Den
vsr-Plumbers excursion.
Sunday ball PLAYING will give the Washington
club one extra day in a week to hand over u
game ~ the other fellows.
To the young florist who asks u.s. we would
say that the Pour O'clock" is not the w.
plant which grows green the year around and
tie church around also.
He-reg retfully: But, darling, am poor.
shs-herolcaly: What boots it, love!
he-with dignity: Your Pa. Hiss Jones'
He: Cholle Bwown and run togethah now
all the time. don't you know.
She Yes! l should think you were soft
enough 10.
lhe SKY ID always blue above the woman
Who sqaeezes No. foot into No. 8 shoe.
The successful man as a rule does not get q
tail-hold on Opportunity.
The employe may not be a me ddler, but he is
always mIndIns somebody's else business
HISTORICAL FACT
The editor sat in his ssnetum dim,
There wasn't cent in the business for him;
When girl came in at the open door,
And merrily cantered across the floor
MY name is Rooney Little Annie 2" The
same;
No doubs, sir" she twittered, '.you have heard
the name"
he stared for a moment-s'Great Heavens, he
said,
''Littie Annie's got whiskers"-thsn fell over
dead
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GUNNER BOARDERs WANTED IN PHILoMoNT
= IA ons OF the most healthy sections OF Nlrslnia:
lafse siry rooms. shade. fruit AZ. dally the
unor FOR particulars address Mn. JULIA A MON
hof, fhllonoli, Loudoun county, Va. lel4-s4t'
MONROE GRuNE FAkM-NEAK Aide IDI-
VI doun county Va delightful home IA tiie nIoun-
talns for families with Children. large rooms ortlcoes
spril water house anu lace complete Tor health aud
comfort Mrs. b. T. MCCARTHY. Sela-.olul
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED FOR 81 MINER FOR
~ two Office ladies aud two girls IL aud - hail
hour from city. reasonable terms. Addna.s KID
DtRs hOOM-hENrlNG DIRECTORY, ga 81. IL
Oss HOUSE. VA, ON The RAIPAHANNtCk
hs sail and row boats free 10 guests. g. pcr
Jel4-0t'
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH ONE OK IMO
N Children Three GeEtlemen or hr-. ladies can
Oe accommodated. fine shade good table nNc iulu-
utes' walk to tram. Address once Mrs MARY q
hAihlNs Derwood Station. Montgomery Co. AID.
gel3-3t'
GOOD COUNTY, BOARD ON MOUNTAIN
~ sloie Oes itful view. excellent spring NHter lure
ar. quiet, restiul, health-resOrng retreat ierms
90 week: Mrs o. OSBCkN. snick-rsgIl!e. Lou
duun county, Va. lei; ~.
GUNNER BOAkDERs WANTED an CHISTNUr
- niuse, Yn biaaenspufg road coul ana shady.
iehty OF hllk and fruits. Apply 10 NJ D.. BAkNEs,
Neeueh fost ofnce, Nd IA
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCoMNo-
a dated with Board for the summer IA a Irlvats
fAllly; nine mules from city. b. and o. railroad;
Address C.B., Star Office. IN 7. EIs
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HOTELS.

V'HE ARDMoRE, 523 18TH ST. n. W.. FIRST
Il class Board; central: convenient TO hotels carr
and places Of interest: home comforts 81 to az per
day; ~. so to $40 week. +. M HALL ap:3-3ms
II OTEL IMPERIAL. FORMERLY THE HARRIS
II House, l. ct. near Pa ave. p.w,, under new man.
agement: newly finished and rented throughout:
Amasfcsn and European PLAN POLAND sIAATS
ProgAL m2S-lm
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nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST. 9TH ST., COR
hkhw.-first-elass Mings inserted. Appica tiop
" gums prevents pam IL sxtrseginx AL branches Of
DenIistTy. Al present lscstloa ten years. mhl7
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-HOUsE oFsEvEN OR EIGHT ROOMS
w bet. I'd and til and c and SITS. NV brick:
must not exceed $4,000. We have all Immediate pur-
chaser for q house of the above Description DUGAN
4 BUTLER, 500 + st. NV. jel4-3t
WANTED WANT TO BUY AT ONCE FOR
w cash Brick House; northwes. section; pay be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000 Address immediately,
giving number and price, Box 49, Star office.
jel4-2t'
WANTED-BY A LADY. WITH A SON AND
w daughter the Care of Furnished House for the
summer; references. Address +. NJ, Star office. It,
WANTED-QUICK-HoU FOR FIRST GLASS
w Tenants from 3 10 to $40. We unable to sup
ply the demand for this class houses.
jel4-3t HORsTKAMP JESTER $3.50 st. NV.
WANTED-HOUSE TO CARE FOR DURING THE
w Summer; no pay expected. Apply I22S 10Th
81. jel3-2r
NVANTED-A WIDOW LADY AND DAUGH1FR
w wish House 10 care tor during summer; best
WIDOW. star office. jel3-2t'
WANTED--A SIX OR EIGHT-RoOM HOUSE IN
w the northwest. having all the mi. but base
ment must be II bargain price from SO, 900 to 81
600 cash Owner only need address, stating width OF
front, exact location and lowest figure, MS, 1907
Wyhe ST. lie. jelR-2t'
WANTED-To BUY SEVEN OR EIGHT ROOM
w House; good cash payment balance on short
tme state price and location Address Box 1871 City
Pc. jel2,3ts
WANTED GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITHOUT
use OF same unquestionable references Address 81
Room As, north wing. War Dept. Bldg. iel2-3t'
WANTED HAVE PURCHASERS FOR HOUSES
w in every section of the city. Also Houses for
Renting purposes Gull or send descript ton. A DAM
MANN O33 st. NV je7-2w'
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FOR RENT--STORES.

FUN KEN l--SlORES
IGOR RENT-NEW 81 ORE-466 ST. NV, SUIT
Il able for confectionery. lunch room grocery;
rent $25. DUGAN BUTLER, 800 Il ST u. W 10 A. 81
ICOR REMITTANCE STORE, COR. 9TH AND II
u SITS ne; good location; on car line; per month,
22l0 14th st. NV, Large Store and Stable ago
2200 9Th st. n.w New Store, $40.
it A. b. CAYwOOD. 933 9th ST. NV
IrOR RENT-I HAVE 45x6l FEET OF GROUND
y on 39toot alley NV, well located for business. 1
reasonable terms Can lease ia with front
property on ST. desired. =, -
1e14-3t' 10th and X n. W.
EoR RENT-A PORTION OF PROMINENT STORE
Il Room on + ST. splendid location; suitable for
music store. Address Box 40. Star office jeI4-2t
4 OR RHINESTONE SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSI-
II ness long lease cheap rent. Ills Pennsylvania
ave. NV: For key apply l702 Pennsylvsnin ave, or
on premises. jel3-3ts
ICOR RENT-THE TWO UPPER FLOORS. WITH
y separate entrance, 81 Pa. ave-, between 9Th aud
10th sta Apply TO LOUVRE GLOVE CO., 5l4 9th ST.
NV. jel2-lm
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

ICoR RENT-FLAT CONTAINING PARLOR BED
u Chamber. Front and Back Hall Rooms, Kitchen
aud Large Bath Roo with all modern improvements
Inquire at 1913 New Jersey ave. NV. It,
INOR RENT-WEST END FLATS 262O ST.
II near New Signal ONCE; Flat No. l, rooms, bath.
range and all modern improvements JANIr0R, on
premises. Price &2O. jel3-3t
lTOR RLNT--ONE OF THE BEST APARTMENTS
Il in the "Shorehsm" will be sublet forthe summer al
a reduced rata Apply to GAMMA ZETA, The Shore
ham," my29-lm
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
our rEIcEs' CUT PRICES!

For sale for the next 10 days only 100 lots hereto
lore marked and held at 500, $500 and 600. Now
eld nj 5000 Tor corner lots and 5000 inside lots
Tor the heat 10 days only These lots TOW
OF Rockville.
Large lots Are worth the fret mentioned prices
but 10 real immediately have decided to give our
business aCqualntanCes IA Washington this extraorlt-
Larry opportunity The pRts, with prices PLAINLY
marked. can De found at gl7 llth st D. ". Gentle
men thoroughly acquainted with the around Will a.,
IN attendance TO POINT our the choicest lots Terms,
Liberal discount for cash
One-fourtu OF the above number have been sld this
week u Rockville purchaser.
JOHN II PRESCOTT,
l.. D CHAPMAN,
II. BU RGDORFF,
FRED. ". PRATT.
el4-2t owners.
IYOR sALE-THREE ACRES AT BRANCHVIIIE
Il Baltimore and Ohio railroad. with eiprt-rOOII
dMeillns and outbuildings, near depot. pienty VI
shade; $1,000.
b acres. 1 mile from Springfield station with an
eight room dwelling and outbuildinss grove aud
plenty OF fruit $1,000.
acres 1t Glendale station with an room house:
lsrse shady yard, $1,000, easy Iernls.
siN-room house at Hyattsyile with one acre Of
land; $500 same with acres. $500.
n1a e, usiISe residences an hyHris'ilie from
i-room Dwelling II Laurel with lot 5OxsS5 feet;
$500. DUCkETT A Ft1Kl5
1t 6lG r st. NV.
IHoR SALE-25 ACRES MILES FROM sToTTs
IL Station and some distance from BrAnchN1lle: im-
proved BY handsome 1en-roOm Dwelling Out
buildings hne shady yard aud fruit. 10 iIulue-
1t DUCKETT a FORD. Ga Est
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WANTED--HELP

WASTED-MONDAY MORNING. THREE SEW
w ing Women must under stapd sewing loose covers
for furniture. ". b. MOSES SONS,
1t 18th and u SITS.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

T.. i; & g ssl b .sS
III pa "a "a III H.w" Or wss9
tel4-3t. c. H PARKER. cor. AZ and sss. s.w
ties, Cottage in nj Peasant Fin 81 e..spa.d
so va
EoE kfNIaIo a GOOD TENANT. WHITE OR
10Th ST. sw.. 5 rooms, $1,000. Apply I345 L St
FSrcs kEMT,ls aJH ST. rSLssE9
mps; go cheap. Inquire on premises. Jel4 s5t'
FOR RENT-HoysE ll22 9Th ST. NV: EIGHT
frobes; range; hot and cold water. Apply to
CHAs. {. DUSCkNsoN,
!eif-o. 9Th and ID SITS. NV.
T3-stOry Basement Brick Dwelling with inodern con-
''hi'ee'i II rooms Apply SSnfcsc,ssos BROS
jeI4-3t 9th and ssssn,w
EoR RENT-ELEGANT 13-RooM BR. DwLG..
ts4 500 ii S sIF I'm w. and sr. co.sHin
SO 90 Sl &c , aye se 9rs new 49, 80 2Ie
500 St NV Si. i so: t isass ST rsao rs
s83 30; Store cor sth and SIS. NV. s23: cor 9Th
az st NV ST.. 6 SaHss Rooms Room s
st NV ~ 90 e cO1Or.a g. ls,5 st y
E and NV at 80 and SO " c Oval a sSafs &
LroR RENT-2sI6 p ST; TEN ROOMS; ELE-
gantly Furnished; to desirable tenant at $50 per
month Tor summer months. DEEBLE, DAVIS CO..
je14-J 1910 st. H.
IGOR RENT-203O G ST. NV. NEWLY PAPERED
Il aud painted: II rooms good location: near ave
cars: s6061. A. s. CAIWoOD. 1888 9th st. n W. 1t.
lTOR RENT-NEw HOUSE: ALL MODERN CON-
veniences; newly papered throughout: central 10
cation being 1871 r st. H.. ", near Pa. ave-, 4 and
18th SITS. Also Office Rooms. e. BECKER. 134o
Pa ave. NV. isi4-6t
EOR RENT - DWELLING OVER STORE FOUR
Large Rooms, One Hall Room water ID floor i;
yard private entrance; rent only al3 Southeast
OF 9TH and X SITS. NV lts
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WANTED-ROOMS


NANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS OR SMALL
w House fOs house keeping family Of three adults;
reasonable rent &c, star Ofnce. It,
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, IN A PRIVATE
w family. Front hoom, partly furnished. with
Board; West Washington; good location. Address
WILLS, Star once. It,
WANTED-Two or THREE UNFINISHED
w Rooms suitable for Light Housekeeping includ-
ing gas aud heat htate rent location and floor. Ad
dress e. c.. l33l Sth ST. It,
WANTED-TwO OR MORE UNFINISHED
w looms BY Two Gentlemen. Address PROMPT.
star office. IT.
WANTED-JULY !. THREE UNFINISHED
w Rooms for Light Housekeeping BY Man and Wife;
no children give accommodations and price Box 100
Star Office iel3-3ts
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BoARD AND ONE OR TWO ROOMS
w by GentlenAn and Wife OF TennAllytowu road,
~ on. Boz 81, Star once Sei2 -3ts
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NEW UNIVERSAL HAMMOND TYPEwRrTER =
N All interested IN typewriter are invited " cal
aud sxsmine the UNIVERSAL HAMMOND iYPs
WRITER with the Remington Key Board
JOHN G. PARKER,
Agent for District Of Columbia
m22ln ol1 and ols 18th 81 n.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


UNSATISFACTORY FOR MAIDS, WATERS.
Sook .,, Farm Dairy and Kitchen Hands. steSaEds.
HANS. iiio SSe1 y. nv. .na summer resorts ,eisss
WASs11sPP;..gY RESPECTABLE Pee WHITE sa wo.
WAErED-LITERARY WORK. BY A REsPoN-
nbe person: trsnslations made; nanuscn pts re-
STFoR efor s,st collected all work
WAITED BY AN. EXPERIENCED DRESS
A. xaaranteed latest styles: terms 81 per day. Ad.
dress H. H X, Star ONCE. It,
WANTED .. BY RESPECTABLE COLoRED
gioyer Plain sewing. efce Cleaning g or any Light
s.,l o asoevery day. or Nursing LOUISA
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR YOUR
w Cooks. Laundress. Maids, Waitress. Nurses, But
abroad all have reference 6i3 eth ST. NJ jeI4.6t
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
w Place "a Child's Nurse would assist with cham
summer Address three days. NM, Star office. IT,
WANTED-BY A RELIABLE AND ENERGETIC
eoiored man, Situation as Driver in store or Pri
Cali is G,h ST. nM care 81
WA.;STED-DY YOUNG WHITE MAN. AGED
Rstss R ADDRESS
WRIGHT, care of Peter Izzi. VT ave. je14-3t'
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY WITH SEVERAL
Companion. 9overness or Assistant large board
ing house or hotel will do Copying; rapidly
9 desirable business hand; references exchanged
Please address A b c. Box 104 Bedford City, Va
je14-2w
WANTED BY AN OLD EXPERIENCED
w Nanny Nurse of Virginia, a Situation as
Nurse in rst class family best references given
Apply at 1924 l 9TH St NV jeI4-:jts
WANTED-A SITUATION AS PORTER OR JAN
W itor by colored man; good references. Apply
1896 New Jersey ave NV. teI3-3ts
WANTED-BY A REFINED, EDUCATED LADY
w the Care of Child girl preferred: in n country
home or board for the summer; terms moderate. Ad-
dress CHILD Star office. lie
w ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Iaundresses
and Nurses. Seams ress, Men Waters Cooks Coac b.
man. Buffers. SAM'L A. COMBS S26 + st NV
jel4-6t'
WANTED-BY LADY, A POSITION AS TYPE
w writer Address +. H. g go Penn ave. Il W,
te13-3t'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE 3TRI.
w Place as Lady's Maid or Care of Grown Child
would like to leave city for the Address 326
loth St Jel2-3ts
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR FIRsT-CIASS
w servants, with reference i'll every case, send
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and your order will
be hled with dispatch. May building, 9TH and W.
te!-0t'
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stable i'll SO. bounded
by NY. ave. and ii st.
aud l4th and 18th SITS. S6
FURN
Dupont Circle pr. yr$2, 500
X nr. Mcpherson SO. $50
10Th st. bet. 2 and r
Krt. bet. j 9th Siiti. 500
Nj ST. bet. 18th and 18th
SITS. Ihouse overlooks
Conn. aud RI. ayes). 300
Il st. bet. 14th ana
10th SITS. .............250
II bet. / 7th 4 18th. 2JU
Connecticut ave. above
II st...............20S.33
Vermont ave. bet o
and L SITS. 200
House, Dupont Circle zoo
FURNISHED-sU
18th at. bet. II. q I sts. $50
Conn. ave. bet. K and
) SITS. ..................5 so
29th st near Road st. 40
q st. bet. 9TH & 18th SITS. 40
I'd ct. bet. L & + SITS. 80
BULLETINS CAN BE
ElCE. THESE HO USE
ONLY BY PERMITS klsl
ie9-s N, IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-23

Three Men killed BY tins Overturning ora
Cals-on Under Construction ~ the site
~ the Louisville and JcfersonvilIe
bridge.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 15.-About six
o'clock last evening. while workmcn
were engaged in the construction Of
the upper part Of a caisson used in tho
excavation work for pier foundations OF
the new Louisville & Jacksonville
bridge. the c~aisson. while being shifted
in the strong mid-rivcr current broke
from its mooring. The chamber. four
teen feet below the surface. was filled
with compressed air. and when tho
hawscrs parted. the buoyancy Of the
submerged portion Of the twcntv-cight
foot caisson caused il TO suddenly turn
over, carrying with 1t the scaffolding
and eighteen workmcn. The following
named were killed:
&. II. Mitchell, OF Kansas City. sec
ond assistant superintendent OF con-
struction; impalcd on an iron rod pro-
jccting from the side Of the lower por-
tion Of the caisson.
Charles Sanders, a carpenter; crushed
between the caisson and q scaifolding
support
Joseph Waldron tcolorcd). laborcr;
drowned.
Tho other fifteen workmcn. some 81
whom Were slightly injured, were rcs-
cncd BY boats.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-23

nan. ~. Conu. Chinese lnspsces
- ~ the Treasury Departments - -.
- e.l. On tho Invasion "t me
e,..trx ~ Chlrese and the Manner ~
Their Com ng -.
w,su,<arox. May la.-The Secretary
M Inc Treasury sent 10 the >enaw ~
tcrday a report Of Datus r. Coon.
chinese Inspector Of the department. ~
San piero. dated April 81. Air. Coon
writes that the Chinese ar" coming 'n'o
The United Statcs despite IN" enor'S q
the customs officers 10 keep them out
Tho arrests made last month. he THINKS
had a salutary effect In checking tho
ira tiic. Twenty-six Cinnamon are no"
m custody and the Portuguese captain
~ the schooner Bcnicia Roy - IN jan
for having brought ten cinnamon
within the United States unlaw'u'iF'
One OF the Chinese employers o' 'he
m ptain has been arrested on inc cap
tain's confession and the other - being
pursued.
Thirty complaints were filed by Mr..
Coon. with the United States COMMITS
sioner during the month. Mr.. Coon
thinks the present force entirely m
adequate to prevent the smuggling
which is going on over he Mexican
border. The Scott act. he says. i prac.
tically a failure. because while q china
man Is under arrest he Is able 70 make
ranrcmen with his friends TO bring
him in again and to take him to some
other town whore he will not DC known.
The smuggling OF Cinnamon ~ very
profitable. and has heavy capital behind
il. The price paid in China for each
Chinaman safely landed in the United
states is Si4o. The order Of the Secre'
tary OF the Treasury prohibiting the
transfer OF Cinnamon in transit at
San Francisco. Mr. Coon says, was most
fortunate. and will check the traffic for
a time. But as Canada Is too cold
Mexico too poor for the Chinaman. he
thinks some other method Of gctting1n
will be found. Unless treaties on the
subject are made with Great Britain
and Mexico. he thinks the exclusion Of
the Chinese will be very difficult.
Mr.. Coon thinks the bills which PRO-
vide for the return OF the Chinaman e
the country from which he was SNUG
glcd in. are defective He thinks this
provision expensive and useless. liz
thinks the Cinnamon, after trial, should
be returned TO their country, with
the threat that IL found in Americs
again they will be imprisoned for Z
long term. lie thinks also that a photo
graph should be given with each Chi
ncse certificate.