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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
schedule in efrect November l0, 1s9O.

Schedule in effect November l6 1890.
Leave Washington from Station corner of ew
- Jersey avenue and street.
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Linn
tied express daily ll90 A; NJ, express $50 ?; M.
press daily, $3.50 and li.go P. NJ.
EoE Pttsbprg G g and Cleveland express daily
For Lexington and points in the Shenandoah
Valley, +l040 A. NJ. "A
For Winch MnShesfT ss r and waystations, +5aoP NJ
For Baltimore, week days, 4o5, 5, ea5, 7eO 7.So,
@ 4IImlinptfSo p III e SS S35 a. H. a5mnutes p a.
4.S0, q, 45-minutes) sos, $50, 8, 6.15,
SsS g. "a @ l9$S ss s9 mo p Sn san
utes) Leo, 2.l5. $50 3.25. 400 600, 45.minutesO
sos, 800, G.lS. $40, 7aQ, 200, 1899, 11.9O P. N.
sSe TSo 1lSO 3 % NJ I, ID Sundays, $50 A. NJ, Loo,
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington, week
days, 800 $50 G.3O 10, 7.2O, 500, $50 S35, $50,
SO 600 SO X 765, ia $50 .S S $50 $50 GC5 tU 1910 NS 1913
and IL SO p NJ Sundays 6:3o 7d5, $50, S95, $50,
a2 sS 49, 1872 A M sa 1885, dS @ 1928 S ana ap S tS ~
- For Annapolis 6;35 and $50 A: NJ. L. 10 and 425
PM Sundays, y, $50 A. NJ, 4,S0P p NJ; Leave An
SAD a. NJ, 355 p NJ '-'' -''Oo '''' : -i' 'r"' y
For stations on the Metropolitan Branch.
tons only, fl646 4. NJ, 80 and 1880 P. II.
For Gathersburg and intermediate points
fg;OH. 5000, +l25o A. NJ, 1926, t4S3, '535, $1,000
For Boyd's and intermediate stations, 200
L.
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at
tan Branch.
For Frederick. 1880, $3.50, $3.50, +119O A. NJ.
Sl.15, 1880, +430 =. NJ.
For Hagerstown, 41040 A. NJ. and $3.50 P. M.
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 11.50 A. NJ.
and 445 p NJ; from Cincinnati and st. Louis
daily $50 A. NJ. and 2.05 p. NJ; from Pittsburg
7.10 a. NJ, $50 p. NJ. daily.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
For New York, Trenton, and the East, *4.O5,
1900 *l000 *l2 90 A M, %2.5U, $500, and *1030 P.
M. Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains. Sleep
ing Car on the 1880 p. NJ. open at 900 P. NJ.
For Boston, $3.50 P. M. with Pullman Buffet
Sleeping Car running through to Boston without
| sengers in B. & M. station at Boston.
For Philadelphia, LOS. 1900. 1000 *l2.00 noon,
$3.50, $780, *6.15. and *l030 p NJ
*4.05. $500 A. NJ, *l2OO noon. $3.50, $500, *6.l5,
| and *10.30 p. NJ. Limited express stopping at
| Wilmington only, 1000 A. NJ.
For =, intermediate points between Baltimore re
1926 P. NJ.
Trains leave New York for Washington,
1900, t1l.30 A. M. *20O. 1920. $500 P. M. and
F1215 night.
"424, *S. FL .35 A. NJ tl40, *4.3 05 .32 M
noon. Sundays, 4.05 A. M, 100 noon.
Except Sunday. *Daily. sSunday only.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
left at ticket offices, 6l9 and 1851 Pa. and at
| Depot.
j. T. oDELL, CHAs. O. sCULL.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16

An English Critic Intimates That He Is q
Clever Literary Trickster.

An English Critic Intimates That He Is a
Clever Literary Trickster.
From the Cornhill Magazine.
You have read English books and you must
have seen that written English is not like spoken
English. When we speak, for instance-to take
quite minor pont-we often put full stop
before the relative clauses, adding them as an
afterthought. But when we write we only put
a comma. The author of 'Plain Tales from the
Hillsn saw this and acted on the principle. He
punctuated his writing as he did his speaking
and used more full stops than any man before
him. Which was genius. Secondly, the public
want to be mystlfed They like references to
things of which they have never heard. They
read the sporting papers for that reason. So
this man wrote Anglo-Indian life and put very
little explanation into it. 1t twas all local color.
Do you suppose the average cockney knows
what ''P w. D." accounts are? OF course he
doesn't. But he likes to be treated as if he did.
The author noted this point. And that also
shows genius. Thirdly, the people do not like
the good man, nor do they like the bad man.
They like the man-who-hassom good-in-him
after-all. 81 am cynical, u says our author, "and
desperately worldly, and somewhat happy-go-
lucky, yet l, the same man, am interested in
children. Witness my story of Tods and my
great goodness to Muhammed Din. With all
nv cynicism | have a kind heart. Was | not
Kind even unto Jellaludin? | am the man-Who-
has-some good-n hlm-after- Love me Ge-
MUS again. Fourthly, take the subject matter
soldiers, horses and iirts. OF these three the
public never weary. 1t may not have been ge-
MUS to have seen that. And the public like
catch-words. knew girl once who did the
serio-comic business at the -, but that is an
other story. To recognize the beauty of catch
words may not be genius either. But it is ge-
MUS to say more than you know, and to seem
to know more than you say-to be young and to
seem old. There are people connected with the
government of India who are SO high that no
one knows anything about them except them
selves, and their own knowledge is very super
cial. Is our author afraid? Not a bit. He
speaks of them with freedom, but with vague
ness. He says Up Above. And the public ad-
mire the freedom and never notice the vague
ness. Bless the dear public
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, VEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DSRhh
Trainsleave Washington, from Station, ,cornerof
Sixth and B streets, as follows:
For Pittspurg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express of Pullman a vestbule X Ga Cars at 1880 NJ.
Harrisburg to indianapolis Pittsburg to Colum-
cncinnati ns Express. $50 p NJ daily. ParIor Car Car
Washington to Harrisburg, and Sleeping Cars
and Dining Car Harrisburg to st. Louis, Chicago,
and Cincinnati. Western Express, at 7;4O P. M.
and and St. Louis. connecting daily at Harrisburg
with through sleepers for Louisville and Mem
hsd and GScso 6 Ffa
daily. for Pittsburg and the West with through
sfpf esn2k R qPS FsfaerE e GhSaf8
For Kane Ganandagnad 1S and Mag
For Erie, Canandaigua and Rochester daily;
for Buffalo and Niagara daily, except Saturday,
1000 p. M. with Sleeping Car Washington to
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at
lO:5OA; n: daily except Sunday =,
For Williamsport; daily, $3.50 =. N;
800, 100, and ll4o A. M, 80, s;l5, 4s0. $40,
ao 4s 1000 and NJ NJ Lmited Ek
press of Pullman Parlor Cars, with Din
ns pF sandag For afS
EXPIRES, with Dining Car. 500 P. M. daily.
gSF pm hfRFess
only, $40 P. NJ.
For Boston without change 3:l5 P. NJ every
For Brooklyn, N. Y, all through trains con.
nectat Jersey City wthboatsof BrooklynAnnex,
affording directtransfert to Fultonstreet, avoid.
ing double ferriage across New York City.
For Atlantic City, ll.4O A. M. week days. 20
For Baltimore 8 85, 30 slO $40, 10, 1850, IL,
and IL Az A. M, l205 2l0, 3.l5, $3.50, 20 43O,
s, $40 6. TAO, 10, and 1l.20 p. n. On Sunday 9,
9.O5, 1850 l1.40 A. NJ, 2.l0, 3.l5, $780, 4, 420 g.
| $40, 9, TAO. 10. and l1.20P. NJ.
For Pope's Creek Line,7.20 A. NJ. and 4.30P. M.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 7.2O and 900 A. M, 1905 and
42oP Pa H sS dsily' 8 eptsunday' Sundays A.
\" wa WAsHiNGToN 5isn 4 1r SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
For Alexandria- 48O, 6.3b. 745, 40 9.45 lO57 A.
M l2 O4 noon los, $50, 4.25, 455, 60l, 802 10 05
and IL 39P. NJ. On Sunday at 4.30. 745, 945, TO- 51
A. M. $50, SOL, 500, and 1905 p. NJ.
Accommodation for Quantico, 7.45 A. NJ. and
455 P. A. week -days;745 A. NJ. Sundays.
For Richmond and theSouth. 4.30, 1857 "A. M
daily. Accommodation 4.55 P. NJ. week days.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington Is .05,
7O58 DO l0l5, IL 07A NJ; 1.20 8, $50, 8. o, 605,
! 7.O5 9.2O, 1O37, and l1.0S Pss M. On Sunday at
9.1Q and l1O7 A. M; 200, 80, 7.O5 729, $50 and
Tickets sandinformationa at the office, northeast
corner Thirteenth street and Pennsylvaniaaye-
nue. and at atthestation, where orders can be left
| forthechecking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
| CHARLES E. .PUGH ,GeneralManager.
J.R. W0nD .GeneralPassengerA Agent
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16
THE PARTY SEASON

WE KEEP ALL THE your wants; see # we
EVENING GAUZES haven't. we give you
hAcEs, # T ALL THE THE Worsted Worst Goods ssce for eve e.
DIFFERENT GRADES ming and reception
AND VARIETY. wear. None too soon
to buy.
We have new line Of Evening Goods such as
22-inch Chalies at 16 and &c.,, in such colors as
Light Blue, Navy Blue, Old Gold, Pink, White.
22inch All-wool Challles at 2Oc.-Pinlz, Laven-
der, Heliotrope, Light Blue. Navy Blue, and
Light Green and Cream;
French Batiste at 37ic: Such colors as Cream,
Pink, Light Blue, Heliotrope. Ecru, Lavender,
3S-inch All W DOL Cashmere, ,Batiste, Nuns Veil
ing, Albatross, Serges at 5Oc. Colors.-,Lavender,
Hs9tEGpe gee Cream ed Whfs Orange Eoru Pink
io-inch All Wool, same shades, 62sc.
20, AZ and 46noh All Wool, 75c; Co and 81.
Striped Flannel, SOC. Reduced from 62lc.
Striped Cashmere ash &c. faal1 REDUCED from 65c
Checked Armure, 59c. Reduced from 65c
Fancy Stripe, ST., Reduced from Sl;s5.
SIX sFRE Wsrp sTPf S &C. Reroed fro@
Cream Mohair, SOC. Reduced from 6slc.
Cream Mohair, 6s!c. Reduced from 75c.
40-inch Priestly's Silk Warp Clairette Cloth,
Convent and Feather Cloth, at Sl25.
ALL THE Innings. TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS,
and Small Wares necessary to the for"
nation of dress can be found with us.
We don't limit ourselves to one item
either, in either of these stocks. We
carry a thorough line of everything
needed
100 yards Spool Silk, Sc. a spool.
EVENING FANS form an interesting feature
with US. These will please your eye and
make only slight disturbance in your
pockets.
Gauze Satin, and Silk Fans.
Fans from CSC. to S25.
When can we expect you?
SEND FOR DIR CLOAK CATALOGJJE
YAE ETcDrDN NTT o. DIDO
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16
You Are In a Bad Fix.

But we will cure you if you will pay US.
Men weak, nervous, and debilitated, suffering
from evil habits or later indiscretions, send for
Book OF LIFE, DIR. Parker's Medical and Sur
gical Institute, 1853 n. Spruce street, Nashville,
Tenn.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16
rs APPROACHING

Is APPHUACHINT.-
We have anticipated
your wants; see if we
haven't. We give you
below q resume of
Worsted Goods for eve
ming and reception
wear. None too soon
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16
BRONCHITIS

Is an Inflammation of the bronchial tubes -
The air-passages leading into the lungs.
Few other complaints are so prevalent, or
call for more prompt and energetic action.
As neglect or delay may result seriously
effective remedies should always be at
hand. Apply at once mustard poultce to
the upper part of the chest, and, for internal
treatment, take frequent doses of
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Rooms N0lnleo


4 DNLKTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL ~. l'r-
OnIVED At I'M rPTOMN OFtlCi-S'
80. LBS broadway. conner Ihltty- ist-s.'
ut,lu . ID. N; 20 Wet Twenty third ST.,
conner SHAW. L. ~iXtu-aNe. 1913 FOURTH
ave. corner Fouitcen;h--t.i 100 lhird avr''
,oIacr fo.ty-seyentn--t. .oZO 1nlru-aSe,,
N,st Fosty. --cond-st. 092 columbus,
ave. % Libcrty-st., - Avenue \. %
ihi dave. and :he IIARLLM OF ~ -
10 Est One.hundrcd and -t"en ty''hI"-
w TO p. M. at regular oiicc rate.
W ANTFD.-A nicely furnished ana n y
~ 90 fooaI. without board, Oh ,'cohl ~
third iioor in - v.il-kcpt hou--. -ltu't'
between TLrD AID tth a,c-.. ard ga "l,u
iNtI So. Ac.r .-. Ia liS pr.c", ID. \. W.
rrHNir. Flushing. l.. /.
w ANTGD.-INO mcIiur--iIcd fntn'2Hei
W rooms for decent mani couple on"
rnlld huu-r1e.p.Lg Adde'S with price,
T. g., 1libGnc Oiicc.
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LILLIAN TRENHOLM.
American Expert Accountant
Drts5mnkino.

- 90.
4 camille. IHlBAOD, us 49,
"A. 2sth-st "a sV"h' eSchh5, 80,
snd house dresses I'so -. n1t,.e
e''sA''e N'o- -
4 -A.-DREsSES ior tusstsi . a., =. On
1'le@,'. ~ - C'1''i ,or sSo-t hotice'
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49, . NO..
4 ETlSHlt Dtl>HM \ ~ NJ. 49,,
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n YORK NIHL N.r,rWItiI' oPIt.tCi~
- - Hto,s,,'fr c,,1cr Thirty. n,s,.-t..
80" ",.u q, - ~. o-G W.T. Tw,nn-'hirG--t..
rll..' r. ga / - Sfxfh.aAc 1872 Oh tn
'".H'' -, fo,tt-.,tH..t Ed. TIrd.a,r..
i've" 49, '-..,,',o' 81. / Oo6 TUlrQ-asc..
,'., 'sl,.,. 0r...-t l.70s Fir-t.stc.; fo6
NV.st Ioft,-1rco4d--t., co. Noluub -
ave go Lfh--'y--r. r. N1yl." y e."
TIi't.a,e.. srd 'hr HARLEM ~ it T.
10 Tts: On.-huuIf d-a, f-fN'u''-il 'h-''''
~ 70 y p. d.. "a; r'f'l'' Once r4''''
INII.> -MAKLH. - Exuc;.cuc't cutting,
~ nuIc GA, .uE and a. D.. ol' i-iH- az
expert; win 20 out hy thc f'} or ''h' v''"
home. DIX ~--d d Is fh, '-' 'iH'-
Nrc. y. PArLN d.
,,-,s no.. customers ~ b., sd nee
pert ct ~. loN prices. GO tih-a'e.
tNI.srtIA-~ Df.F~~N .EI.. won !
l. "a. 1900. ..,'.',a....,,,. Dr., Ill. tty.
:, cr'' ~" r',Ii...,7 i,fi.- - Ai-,-cIa--
o,u,r and G,1mne; r,tI.ucc-. D.. go
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Eelp G)nnle1.

AGINT~ WANTED. either sex. Ia ,.crv
~ ~t4.. arG county ONE ui tnc bet Iu.n D.
ealing inventions also $50 on. p "nod art.
c.,.. rin carry all 100 Ioekr'. over 800 y.r
cont profit LlNIS MAN Il'G 90.
Florence. Mass.
Males
I Man ~ common sense ard ftir Jtdg.
= 4 msnf, Oul whom employer rnu l.u 9
WIN" al sent Go tax ardcr- an r0l . ~ a.
crat' -IlIrs q. CONN. nee. Hlln luim-diIt'.
advancement n light patty. y. y. Mo
CO.. 81 T. 'd---,.
- YOr Are OFT OF EMF JIliiNI
] or vi IN G. make a change. cal a. t!.r Old
reliable NJ; Dpolitsu Agency; position. BIO.
cur"d for G0Okkc"pcrs. collie, Cgr. cleras.
sales:oCn portcrs. packers drivers. Goa, hmcu
s'sblCMcn, watchmen. u-ciul-men. farm
hands. tcains'ers. cooks, walters bremen arI
mechanics new orders every TaI. MEL.
ROPOLITAS AGENCY. Gas BtoaGway
ANTI y Sale. men Oh sslIrv AID com.
w mission O. handlr IT, NlW TAIINI
CHEMICAL INK CHASING PENCIL. In
greatest selling novelty eyer piofutef
EsI-cs Ink Thoroughly lD t,0 -eroHd, no
al aston Of lapE, POO o. 800 per c.ut
proat. ono agent. soi,- amounted To- -'3p
in six days; au0L1cs So iu two h1uI-. We
want one energetic genera atrut for o., h
State ana Territory. sample Lv mel -
c's. l1r term. and fIiI pal. 'tltI~ acfr. -s
TUE MOSEOE ERASER MII. CO.. ~
Crosse. WIS.
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for Sale.

At REDUCED PRlCEs.-joo second
Il hand WOOD aud mon WOEhing mach!n,s'
INV s4arautt.d ia -nlnrrJ bought ana ~
tnanc 1. GEOEGL b. EDDY. 555 Mad4'
- ELEGANI rosewood lpn"ht p'n'.
n sl5: tm,AcumF 20 ana tI,1.
t.-chr up. i-ht- L"r piano .'H ~ -"
upward. WIN1EEEOTH. IL 4th-dtc., cor.
le'h--t. open e''"in--.
a TIfNTION. LADIL, --~p-.n. $40" ~
a ChI.stin1- I.-hi- iii't h'Nfi ,'.
h.'-. aG4.s WORK ali music --t.-' o.. '
basket, in rope willow and rush. BASH ID
AIOEH. $50 slave. mem i-i-7t
WELL-PAYING CICAE STORE on
y main avenue. Iafr chance for ttr ftho
nan 10 make money. Inquire At ~ 7'n-''e.
LADY'S handsome s"hatiu apo
"A ulster made by Gunulrr ti,.1.t no.
VII Dee -o.d cheap. Il. j. Kil.I.ff. 900
Broad way.
A pVEEII~IIETIs fON IHE NLW-
y YQKK IKthUN,,Ei :.),i u l. ~ ~. II
80. I..3~ Hro<away. cornI IAirN .hi-t-st'
until q .. m. 20 WD.t Iw ~, -tnifd ~ 0,
sNr. conner fogftcrntA-- Itn ln!fi-'frr
corner F0lts-.cvcuth--t. O.G lhi dave,
uesr SIN'y.1i-t.-t.; 4. Ot5 f.i-t-n'".i 1905
We-: torij .,""ond--'.
ICltLE TOK SAN. 52-.n.h Nirt'r
- 90 I'm lau.. 40 -1ci.ncr II -ad ~ once.
So We.t l2c'h--t.
HHTkou oEGA& FOR SAI".
X Two b1Lh. u keys 20 srp- g'd Tone.
". n. D.. If!bunr once.
J. or SALE.-A. anc frra.h ',o.'n. md I'D.
JNO C.. WADE. o. @a--au-.t.
trOI, SAIL. .Vev cheap rwr'y- lpld
trul- 'ahlr. Three t.'iu., srall s,'r
alG once furniture. 3iJ Broad 500, itn
d.or, Icar.
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gountrn Benl estate for Sale

A GrNCf FOE MO&ICLAIE. Dwellings
n for sale: lauc b. .hc acre OF lot;
lo.sc, 10 let furnished or UNFINISHED
TUBES & TAYLOR. ) Beekmah-st. y. Y.
~ OR SALL.--6OV. fam. house and BAN f;
y q acr,s. uca; Bapcg1t Park, y. j..
Is lat l22d.,t. can 0. address NiN. J.
PERRY.
yNOK SALE.-At Spuytcu Duyvil; small
v l1usc. lot GlN-JO H.; conner price,
{ i0. COO. t.ITl- coy. At4icos ONN Tx
Bon .. Inbaue once.
DA>SAiC. y. J.-Viua plots for sale on
j all principal avenues h.fh Ound 4;
p.f.ct Gfailag po.ice. fire, sewer, Hat.r,
sAs. terms oasv ADRIAN :. HEGE-
Man & Co. l. 32l Broadway.
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domestic 5lluIllon5 Uhn!to
Macs

Macs
A ENGLI1uMA% nani- N'., ''" 1....J
a gentleman, plu e. nc '''"'''
-,Irr.u,.. j. ". - Nc-'~s.
nIrI.rE.- comp,t-nt. r"lis'l" n,'.,
IS o quiet habit and 2ooa ,h,,a .,g J.'''
ne NI ~, , nc ,cdre~- bv letter VI
NtK~HAIL.. 80 lat l"th-s'.
- rrvI.R Desires 7f,ra-on; is young
Is and a,fi,r very neat Ia ape 'ral', wa,
I-,.f4nd. M. business thofuu-hlN ana a. d,
nice decorator. has hratcI'S' ii.i Mi
~ odd. NEDiEW, care Nonlct' l"i
Nt-t iith.,'
nvFrrisFNl.NrS FOR TIE NEW
4 YORK TRInvTE WILL ~ j. =
tGIVIB 81 rnE rrTOM-$S on u It. - -. -
80. .-3s iIoacMn,' - r".,' r,tc"fy uiri.st.,
c cm'ncr sth.,VG i5o SiStn.n,e.; lj3 Fourth
ave. Conner IouItcrnth-st.
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furnished Gorscs Dariso

A GENTLEMAN wait. a fuly furnished
~ Aou.. .or c.. winter W0u~,, between
3tt4 and EstA st.. dIC Mad son and Oth
aves. AdCr,-s JOHN i. COLLINS. %
Broadway.
ytTANTED.-A lar1c. fully furnished houso
w for fr-pO,-.b.c private family til
Nav mus. lee 300 GOOD neiehhlrhO0d below
t1th--,. = j.. JAYNE q CO.. "a West
800 ST.
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Bonr0 ana Rooms.

-A.-A.-A1I TON
A.An elegant II noor. roons, bath.
r,,,ate table. al>1 suitcs' near Manhattan
Az elegant house, near shave: newest
.an9tsry Manning. newly decorated second
cor. 4 loOms, bath, private t"Die optional
ssnItss and single rooms; pafIor dining
Ittractive Goors. with private baths with
nv Without board suites and single rooms
Sn.rt,rNnts dogtors' Offices all desirable
ir~a,ions; highest references given
Information frre
S G. LELAND 4 CO.,
re Wat AAth.SC
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flats 90 fsi. nntIruisheo

DLACK BUILDING. III iirhave,
40 trance Easl .Sth-s'. ; larg' 3pirln -
sunny exposure also ono for bachelor.
Il LEGAN1 steam hesJ"d Cat ldiR"
H Hyat rooms ard BATH beautifully dec
OiateG superb uaut.I- low rent. Ap-
NJ u owner on pfel1-.-. 81 East l22d 50,
u a. Noun. Norris Palk.
1TH FLAT -Fun width > rooms 80 nicc
II off'.r. fOINtnirlt uelphboThnod. AZ
West leth-st. Apply 437 Wost l9th-st.
no GRAND-ST.-New building few VA,
D4O crncics; cJrp"tod halls. stars. bells
lei. ? boxes, door openers fl3, sl5 jaritOr.
ADRIAN s. HEGEMAS \ CO., 1921
broadway.
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domestic Gliuntions Wantcd


Females.
III KINDS II GciHsn rdhtS' WIN
\ - ~. 49, rrfItor,r- always Oh hand,
a. - I'm ii,' or country /. >6NNENSthLL.iN. ,
iImnio,m,4t once. - 3d-aNe., near oui-'V'
-A.-A.-LAplIo ar invited to ga. al
"A. nv employment p"notr t"'d' COM
bet. nt hclp ot all rdtwi' anu o' $50 NM,
o., ..,dtp. YOUR oldrr., Pi'a,' state par,
urular,. Wagc.. &c.. and your or',rf'- VIZ
receive prompt att'uton N'hhHI - '''
N.-' t,iu--t.. 90. "th.aN'
a LNU&DGI.~ in prNatr i.H,.E ~
a ursJ. elias, bogrlin- house. 'tINIh~toh-s''
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era! Celatc 10 0;xehan9e

I HAVE PROPERTY at BensonhGrsLby.
thC-Sca worth about {: 800 Nhl
would exchange for BrOOfirn proprry OF
about same value. Adde'S Az I'oA q.
Tribune Ofiice
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Uork DJanIc0.
Males
! 4 EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW.
- nohh lElBtNE WILL BE RE
80. ..3s EioadHsy corner Thlrty.ii-st',t'.
/ unll y ,. 3D. 30 West Twrnty-i Td--t.
eOlh"f Sth-aye. lj2 SlEth-aye. j.; touffh.
w. ~ g fhei FouItcenth-sti 1Co Iuiid-ave.
near >iNty-nrst.s,. Los Fifst-alc. lo6
! vet Tor y-s cond.st l.O9a col mbus-
/ 5E9. 90 Liheriy.st.; 80 Avenue A.; 1873
I Ian,'d,.alc. and ne HAHLTM OFFiCH,
~ El'- ae-hund-ed.,nd.tw suty. iitth.st.,
VI 10 8 ,. M. ut fegulsr office rat.
- Al ilN". griining. ,arn>lne and
! .hv,si established IL q lrs LIGlNE
- ~ LOO 3d-aNe., branch. III Eos:
= ~ >ItIAN.-Ma,-ag,. gentleman d.
I'' "ors ~ operator vi pnt.euts
10y very successful f. dy-peP-ii, c.tai IN
"LI rrnra' ga = the ston acii. n .i.i.afi,i.
HHSS,lie'a PHYSICIAN. bon 10. Tribune
pos tl;.-Gy strong and vllile young
American in Wholr,1l- house. Al RI.
r"'''. !. II. g.. 1rlbun" Office.
! ID a. - MAN want, situation on any Kind
oI press. all or addrca- iol Canal-st
e, IfA Ori.AIULl:o anJ I.eining5,u op.r.
| ~ ht"rs finished to bushes. neu.e- -.
tVMmissions. WYCKOFf. sEAaAES q
hLNfDlCf. ~ B'ooG"ay.
~ IHWAiiD and coiy-r desires q sItua.
lou. -tlu.ant o. hotel many yelrS'
/ experience In al brJncAo- o. thc business
A'd'''N W. ~ y. 2GJ iitn-st. 'klJn.
- ALL>M MAN wishes ~ represent x. Y
| - h4W in PHILADELPHIA IN commits. lon
sell acquainted wiki dug. grocery. Day.
! -|., lid' No. ! reference. II. ".
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1 r and u,.i,t v.th washing AND irou-
~. be-. ,ll. references. 10 ~, o'lA'
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.yr.. corner lo'.ft.rnth.>I. 7t6 TElrd.ayc.;
corner tOry-~-> ca.u-st. l.U-G ILlld-2Ne.,
near SiNt'-ilr-t-,.., Los FHstaye.; 10G
West ferty-'econd-,:.
pUTLEE OF rCTLER AMI NALHr--By
a. thoroughly competent man = !'li' ID NJ
j3d--t
RtILLR.-By an Engl snuan; uuoef-tlnd
=, T. sobii-ty, honesty ana clpab.l,y city
or country. App.y 80 ith-ay'.
u tLER-Yorng col1r.d man a. fist
~ clas' butler in iriN1t. fanny thorough
~ Understands hus.Dcs- ls-t tmp oyer can
b. seen. BOOMER. 2i2 Wet 0cth--..
GOACUNAN. PORTER OF DRIVER
~ Ly married n,Ju; best OF RI Ference.
On or aGcic,, .. NJ, t0i Wet iJtA-st
COAChlAN or GROOM.-By yJung Eng.
4 il-lIunn, az. % ar-t-c!ass references
la-t employer can be seen. Address \.
lIlDIDGE. T. .. Rox 329, Greenwich,
Conn.
IOACWMAN ard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y rid no 'nrUrhfancr; Thoroughly un,
d-r.taud, care OF horses. carriages; tend
uruarc; willing and ohi. ging; WI good
cJOk OIL lnunGf"~-; both 10, AFRAID ~ Wg!k.
Addr"-> COACHMAN, 2il Wc-t ll7ti-St.
= OAtuNAN.-By single Sco'chman. age
\ -. good references: country preferred.
address II. DONALD. 393 itn-aNe.
HOACHNAN ana GAKDCNER.-By a
u youhr lnCli-uaHu Hart ti wien hoI+-1
ana eooi driver. qood plata gardener can
Ti,t. &c.,; excellent references. ~ OAl'-
iLNIEit~. l'7 "th-'fe.
COACHMAN.-Br 4 GOOD ca.cful driver
y very Willing and ubi-.Ig; anxious Tor
jo,itIou. Na-r- no. the only object ctf
/ n country Please coil OF address AMER
ICAN. care Of Nohl'',. lol West f'th'at.
IEON,IlNAN.-'W an Eneu-lran; Prot
l r-'mt good rider, careful driver hl""'
f.. frN ID
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a RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes
N washing TO do at ho.Le; has ID years
experience: can do all Kinds OF me WOrh
has hest city reference. 30 last 4o'h'
ST ID bell
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4 NEAT American gir a. llundIess,
"A chaHbrrraid. or waitress eActdeh'
references Call at JS2 80 ave
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

II CRNISHED ROOFS. single or d ounio:
l. with or without board. % ffoHP'cO
ltI.Il... - n, iDI md ARI -.
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BROOKLYN ,

At HOTEL ST. GEORGE. corner Clark
" aud HicK, it.. Brooklyn Height
owing o. IT, latcu,ss Of thl ~a~on az which
ti.r tNteneipu viii - completed.
UNUSUAL. INDUCEMENTS
VII De- made; furnished or uufurni,hcd
suites.
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nAN>' WORK. r.,pe' ,ID!i t., li ,Sa s SE.'
r,.its ,tse IL ladirs' OF gcnucnrn > apart
n.ut,. Waitng dinunrp. ~. DnSy c.y ,r,
,t,nrr Addrts. or call MAkIoN, IOJ
49, nHtn. hl-..Iu,ut.