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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.-The
steamer Lady of the Lake. which stove q
hole iu her bottom near Point Lookout on
Saturday night Last by striking an oyster
bank. aud which was subsequently beeched
near Pjuey Poiut. arrived here last night
and ls now at the shipyard for repairs The
steamer Thompson. as stated in the GA.
zErTE, on Tuesday went to The assistance OF
the oeeched steamer, and yesterday the hole
in the latter's bottom WAS temporarily stop
ned. after which the Lake under Der own
steam proceeded to this city, reaching her
wharf here last Dight. This morning she
went to the shipysrd and will be hauled
out on the ways. The damage she sus-
tanned By striking on the oyster bank is COM
paratiyely tIitliDg.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE-HaviDg q1s i6ed as sdministrstrix
IN of SELLWOoD DARLING, deceased, here
BY notify all parties il bted to lis estate to psy
the amount OF th3ir Indebtedness to me without
delay. All aims sg.int said e.tste should TO
presented to NJ, prope;l proved and suthenti-
csted. THlbZA DARLING,
sep11 I'm Admx of sollwood Darling, dtcl.
NoTICE-Having qualified as administrator Of
IN PAUL MUHLHAUSE8, decea-ed l hereby
notify all parties indebted to his estate to pay the
amount of their Indebtedness to me without de-
lay. Ali claims against the estate should Re pre-.
sented to me, properly proved and authenticated.
CHAS. 4. sTRANGMANN,
sep111m Admir- of Paul Muhlhsuser. decd.
NOTICE-)Iaving qualified ss the administra.
IN trix of GEORGE E. FRENCH, deceased, /
hereby notify ali parties indebted to his estate to
pay the amount of their Indebtedness to Robert
W. French, my attorney In fact, at Nos. All and
419 King street, without decay; aud my said at
torney in fact is sutho lied to ray eff and dis
charge all claims that may be presented against
aaid estate when properly proved and authenti-
Gated. VIRGINIA Z. FRENCH,
sep1O I'm Admx. Of Geo. E. French decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

Caills ard fever of three years standing
cured by simmons Liver Regulator E
Watkins, Wa kins House, Uptonvllle, KY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

STATE DRUGGJsrs AT yesterdays session
OF the Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
at Fortress Monroe, the following officers
were elected: President, E. R. Beck With,
Petersburg; vice presidents, F. M. Willis.
Charlottesville E G. Jackson. Norfolk; N.
S Purcell, Leesburg and l. a. Bellermsn,
Cd Point ; secretary, Q. B. Fleet, Lynch
burg treasurer, @. h Lumsden. Lynch
burg corresponding secretary, G. W. Lati-
mer. Richmond executive committee, h.
A Wlssmsn, Frederick Clark and W. T.
Marshall, OF Danville. Among the names
sddad to the roll was that of MIR. L. NJ
Broadus, Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

There is much iu good blood but If born
of bad blood, "a. B O. Alternative" is the
ouly remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11
295 FRENCRMEN STREET. SAN FRANCIsCo.
November 8. 1889.

Microjc Killer Co.
Gentlemen--Aiter suffering from catarrh
for eight years. during which tried various
patent medicines aod WIS irea cd by regular
physicians, even specialists, determined TO
give your Microbe Killer trial. After two
jugs bad been taken an improvement In my
health became PEI oeptible, which steadily
contirued Now am taking my seventh
Jug. l am so far recovered as to entertain
once more hope which had long losl-
that of complete and radical cure.
Gratefully yours.
HENRY RsGGIo
For sale by E 8 Lea6beater g. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

Bookkeepers end otbe's of sedentary hab-
it's cure constipation with Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11
LOCAL NEWS.
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER II.

For this section rain, clearing in southern VIZ
GINA stationary temperature, easterly winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

For An unpopular President, the remedy
) the ballot; but for impure Blood A. B. c.
Alternative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

CORPORATION CoURT.-.Jud9e j. K. NJ.
Norton presiding The grand jury made the
following pressntments: Sefer Blouse and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

THE MANASSAS CONVENTIONAL prom.-
nent republican OF his city said to repre-
sentative of the GAZETTE to-day that only
Hume men would be elected as delegates TO
the Manassas Congressional convention By
the republican convention 10 De held In this
city on Saturday nexf. Hs said that the
whole republican organ zation OF this d!s
triot bad been subsidized. and that it WIS
definitely determined by the msuageys that
the Manassas convention should not nomi.
nate candidate for Congress. He said that
several prominent republicans who short
time ago were in favor of making straight
out nomination had now changed their tune,
and that he is disguised with the whole a.
fair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

VIM. RadGm's Microbe Killer Co..
New Orleans, La.
1 have used the Microbe Killer In my own
family, as we'll as for several OF my hands on
the plantation, for the past twelve months,
and find it to be Of great benefit In all cases.
1 keep supply on hand at ali times.
J. LBBERMUTH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11
FsTABLIs HE'D 1s4s.
GEORGE E. FRENcH's SONS

Alt & 419 King st Alexsndris, VS..
HEAT QUARTERS
for School and College Text Books and School
Supplies of every description. We carry larger
and more varied stock Of School Books than any
other house in the South.
FINE STATIONERY.
We have on exhibition now our full line OF
high. clsss P-psteries. comprising many new and
elegant designs; also the very latest novelties in
Fancy Papers.
OUR sPECIALTIES.
Fine Gold Pens and Pencils, Fountain Pens,
Pock ct Knives Writing Desks Wedding Station.
cry, Card Plate Engraving, Fine Leather Goods,
Pocketbooks, Card Cases, &c, &C.
sTATIONERS' ARTICLES
8 specially. Our line cannot be excel,ei any
where. We have the largest, cheapest and best
selected stock in the State. good thing cannot
be mentioned too often. Remember, We IRE head.
quarters for everything N our line.
sep11 GEO. F.. FRENCH'S SONS.
ORIME CANNED PEAcHGs for sale by
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S L. R. means Simmons Liver Regulator
sure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11
COUNTY LAND sALRs.-The following

COUNTY LAND SALRs.-The following
sales of real es.ate recently made IN u"
county have been reported to the etAzEIih Z,
II. D. Gordon to Isabel J. Haddaway'
lot at Carlin's SPRING.. su. ocroa
Edward Swami to E. 8. Roberts, nVe aoies
of the "O!d Factory" tract, northwest VI
this city, for $3.50. .dons m
Tsisa a odsrsop. lot In Bon AIR 10. FLU
Van Every to G. W. Estier, 1nuF
eoras of the B1sbrod Hunter tract for SlZoo
] It Birch to E Clements, Two iots near
Balls X Roads, for s. 500.
Ffed'k. Walker to Bertha 4. Brandt io'
at Carlin's Springs.
s s. Burdstt to F. s. Hoey, two lots at
Csrin's Soriogs for 5000; two TO Cnsrlot'e
B. Curtis for 5000. and Que to NJ. y. dariey
for 800
Manadier Taylor to W. I. Dyer Two
scres Of tbs Bdshrod Hunter tract for s409
aod oae-half acre adjoining the ABOVE 10 =
B. Van Every. ,o.-to.
lot near Mt Il Oh Chu CO, 'or sol.
EIls q Latham 10 s. S. BuTdett, a lot a1
Ca-lio's Springs for $40.
Is HENDERSON to ]. NJ. Faris, lot In
RossISn for S2l6
q ". Tucker to J. Armlstead, lot near
the iuterse cion Of the Alex ndria ana
GEORGETOWN road and the old columbia
turnpike, for 500.
ForND DROWNED. -This morning Capt.
pster Francis on his way up the river 10
his schooner saW the body of dead man
floating last below this city. he secute u
The body, brought it 10 this city, maue -
fssu to one of the upper wharVes aou ai'er
h IN
notifying the police went on ais way W
Washington. Tne body was subsequently
taken 10 the underteker'5 establishment VI
VIM. Jam aine, where D.. Pu!V 8, the ely
coroner, sum moned a jury. As no one kne"
ANYTHING about the man and In the sbaence
NJ Cam. Francis the inquest was postponed
ill to-night al Z O'CLOCK The body Is IN an
advanced state OF decomposition aud there
was nothing by which it could be identihen.
In one of the pockets was found roll OF
money amounting to $27. The man Is OF
ohooa medium sZe, between 40 and 5U years
old and hiss dark hair. The face aud nands
have been partially eaten by hsh ana the
hodv Ia much swollen. The CODY nad eVi-
IDENTIFY been in the water fer ten Gays OF
more.
POLICE REPORT Last night was clouoy
and warm with five prisoners ana no ioas-
era at the station house.
Justice May this morning disposed OF the
following Cases
F ian Morris, colored, 3 member Of the
chain gang, charged with being drunk On
the street, mad mis- time on the gang extend
ed ten days.
Mile knight, colorsd. ar ested by Officers
Arlington aud simpson for disorderiy COD
duct. was fined 81.
Three young men, arrested by Ii. Smith
for disorderly conduct and fighting on the
street last night, we're f0ed g so each.
a young man, arrested for putting stones
in parcels postal box, was reported to the
postoffice authorities.
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540 40> or fght See WAR" Robertson'
advertisement in this paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

Brain workers keep your heads clear and
bowels open. Take Simmons Liver Regu-
lator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

Take Take Take Simmons Liver Reg
ulator for dyspepsia, constipation and heart
burn.
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J1'pOu' Z I1HtNtfOk1'
June %, 1890
For sale by E. s. Laadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11
LOST.

r OST-This morning, King street, between
il Payne aud Henry, POCKETBOOK, con-
tanning q sum OF mon y and a number of cards
bearing Tho nsmo of the owner. suitable re-
ward will DO paid for the return Of the peck ct
book and money to this office. sep1O BIT
T OsT-Pesween eleven and twelve o'clock this
Ia morning, on Queen street. between It. Assph
and Pitt, q PAIR OF sPECTACLES in nea, dark
red red leather ci'e The finder will please re-.
turn them to COL @ ieen street seplO st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

GlTiZ EMS NATIONAL BANK,
~ Alexandria Va. Sept. 4, 1890.
The Board of Directors have this day declare a
SPECIAL DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN DOLLAKS
FER SHARE payabl on AID afiec Sep embor
u.s. 1890. Transfer books Will be closed until
ST ptembcr 10, 1890.
aep4 cow WM.H. LAMBE IT, Cashier.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE ALEXANDRIA WATER &C

All persons who ars in srresrs in payment Of
their water bills ars herebv notified that unless
paid by the FIFTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER THE
WATER WILL BE CUT OFF FROM THEIR
PREMISES.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
sep9 I'd 3. WHEAT, President.
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For sale by E s Leadbeater G. Bro.
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NOTES or TIE STAGE.
G.. w. s..


\ special matinee will he at the star Theatre
hi, afternoon. al which tngcc on"act pieces, by Mr.
Nariquita Hewitt will be presented.
~ Pair Of spcctaclcs" VIII be withdrawn from the
stage Of the Madison square Theatre ca"i NEXT
month and Miss Ro>ina Vokcs will occupy the house.
the stock company going on the road
Mis- Agnc, lluntngton's representative in London
has approved the plan, for ,hc row theatre which
George Edwardcs is budiuc Of which she is 10 have
lease for fifteen years. I'm IL general arrangement
II viii resemble the Lyric Theatre. 1t will have al
entire row Of boxes back Of the dcS, circle. The
stage will be forty feet deep and sixty feet wide with
pr0scenium opening % thirty fcet. The house VIII
te opened 10y Miss Huntington herself. on October L.
1881
on Monday Tony Pastors own company will 70
appear in New York. and Will nclud' Mis- Maggie
Cline Edwin French. Frank T. McNi~h. Miss Mile
Price, Pat Murphy. who has iu> retuiucd from
Australia: Delour and Dchrmorl. Cover and Lord.
WOodson and Bennett. haWoch!. japanese arIi't.
The Reed Brothers. >ladowglaph artists. ana Tony
Pastor. The annual DOH Matinee VIII take place
on Friday OF next week. when doll Will be given To-
every lady and child in the thca'r'
After Dr. Bnl' leaves the Garden Theatre it Will
GO 70 BROOKLYN Philadelphia. Boston. Baltimore and
Washington and then to the Wc>i
4 benefit for the Hebrew >hcleginc Guardian or
phan Asylum was given ~ the Lexington Avenue opera
House last night. NJ. Ambcr-| COMPANY gave 4
three act comedy The Lucky Head Of the Family. ,
aud then compariol piece. TIN ''"'i u rl>cWne'
in one act \ company of four ladies and fonr c"u
tlcmen danced German 'r,r'ctcr dance. MICE me
entrraii ncn the m1i * danced II the music {"
Amber-'S orchestra.
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cLANcrS HrEr .tND IHEEE


CO.." Of ii' 'oli'-' '"'"'"- r'"'' .....iG.
.... .,.....r a., f'..lr. ,lo., IT. and gives cdnu.
o.. -..,., v,... t,. So. ,I,r,- and
'' .li.,..,. ,,e Phi, .r,atr col,r- .-.
,.., ,.,r,.,., Don't f, tici. appearance 90 warmth
., ,... t, AFRO an ~. pa. Llc.G,l iG Hu.-t har-
,, ...., i,., ,,..u WHO'S auG ririu".~ Of ti"t.
rle, have that glitter which '"mn!' o-e ~ c"d No j..
They '.r ""'I'il' M ' ,i,,r@ At ,onr friendly
a., r;,.r.
,., ,ho 1T, crowd flat saw tho Thank~-
,..f,uv l.,,iu- Eastern Park.
,tl., r..t or. ~ those Incident, happened which
"'' .i ... - t,r,t even when They
Shows H'" prone I' ' ,, ,.t. :, t,a
a, nu' lnoW iu-t "iF Ul'' '"."' '-
.,t.l ..,.., n inrrs Wa frcUc1'N ''"-i. '.'
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r" "'' gu ''-.'' ., ~. ,,li,,a that tney
,... IT,. -, r.n,.,er..- ls1-,ulc prr-- Tie hundred
~ ,..r. i..l,rd tncm Gushing steadily i'NA' '''''
,.-l o., INN Che breath out OF those VINO "'n ''N
.,i, ,r,.,.d in their pm. The salvation az ih'-'
i. ga. .1, ,tcldy breaking away from TIE mas
.. ,.ro gradually reached the top Of iH' -i"i'
,.gr r,,r, ilo further end unexpectedly
'' ~ o,.,... lime tLp.d tn, crush hurt
2r..an ana -r" ave Nu." Try. IT, ...,.E L.
m." ''und N'' iitT 80 Fri ..,r..l , l.r,,l,, rash
,n., m. r~.vd ~vayrd forward "'h lrl,
Ilr force. bate ~ at - = >h,rl,
- N'Id i'''' D." ,n. .,,rt v,.~, f,r,ci mp to
''- - 3D. .-, 49, b hurled from 'lt'pinI'. III
o,- , rclcf T., -.t tler'. hu' "Aci ile VA" '"' "
n..d. many people gasp i"f h'''''
,. 4.-,,.,,, -,..,n b,, hc,n happily
NM "'" '' IT,. ..,,... s-c ,-iIn. If t.r
c,.d. ardent admirers '' '"' -''', ,'.'. t,rr,.
rim. uiI eyer com" when '"'I' VIII '' -
-. ,..,,,,,.,I,t.. tl,. many ihou -aul- who =" -
,.,.- ., ,b. I., college -trl-c,- for Tie
see "' ., many. r.on,o Do not think that
y ,o RIM the risk Of being torn 10 it'e- l"> l'' d"
.t,,t-,U -lrc II .- nd'-putahr tA'l "'in'' ""
children are exposed c" "'"' ''"~' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

clearly how anxious the Democrats are 10 dispose
Of him.
Some of the stores heard IN Washington OF %
social character would b, interesting for soma
hero Of the future who would write book upoE
the composite elements which go 70 make up Oh"
society at ;!c capital. IN nptAn- is the pc
culiarty of the social life in Washington more
clearly shown than in the columns Of the papc,-
devoted to social tones II WAS only the othc.
day that the editor of one of Che Washington pc
prrs said 10 one 81 his reporters: " am tired o.
having paragraphs continually about the move
mcuts Of Mrs. II1rriSoN. Mrs. Morton and TIE H.
GigS cl hlch o'ici1l lie Go DOWN int, the GOV
eminent printing Offices. visit tire Departments and
IND Wr the names ol prpulc who have never been
heard Oh. The an.ilbiliif Of OBI, of tie Wash
IN gjon editors : also shown iu another direct on
hy their kindly printing almost ar.y paragraph S"nt
- them concerning tie movements of his or that
individual \ Washington lady told NE ycs,cr
day tl2t she saw in recent copy OF .ac OF the
most prominent paper, ia Washington. in the
column supposed TO he dcyotcs - OFFICIAL hi.h-!ii
onc-third of column account of welding Of thr
daughter Of her oolorcd laurdics>. describing hcr
h'issfll nuptills with Government printer.
The Washington receptions where strangers
come and 90 unknown t. thu host nd hostess.
sorIr with invitations and som" without, have
often been described Tie latest story is ah"ut
a reception given in the paatal hous' OF "a rich
Senator. He is not fond of society. but is PEI.
frclly willing e. have his wife entertain tAr whole
world if she wishes. Daring this ptr:icular 70
ccpron his house was packed from basement -
garrett with chattrriag lively crowd TIE
Senator in one Of the rear GraNin--to1mS bad
Ellen into iovori,o fl OF abstraction. amt with
his nand, claS1"d behind him VS. walking mp and
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from beginning 10 end of thus paper there Is not a
word about Mrs. OShca or the Divorce Court
Nr Parncll is subimcly unconscious OF guilt. Ills
pridc will nos suffer him to suppose that ne
stands in need of defence. His idea of defence Is
10 attack those who would pat him upon his tie
fence lie turns upon them rs the tiger al bay
turns. and shrek OF agony runs through the
masses of his foes Ireland IS his only theme:
Ireland and her pretended friends, and real friends.
her hopes. her fears, her true policy.
There, | believe, We touch hottom Inc "lad-
s,onian critic can find nothing III this marvellous
manifesto but the dcspairing effort of personal
ambition Whether Mr.. PARCEL has any personal
ambition or not do rot know. Bat nobody
who has followed his career, whether as friend or
critic or as dsinterestcd observer, can 90 bt that
he has the cause of Ireland at hear. No more
can lie doubt that MIR. Pdrnell does in truth ne
leve that he can bring about what he regards as
the delivcrance of his country from English tyrah-
nv and that nobody else can. lie trusts hinei'
lie trusts nobody else. Read his manlie-'' III
that light remember his love of Ireland ana HIS
hatred of England remember his long sUUG2N
against the very man whom he converted an"
whom he now dcnounces a. 20 real friend TO Ire
land forget the Sunday school view as You ior-
Get il When yOu read chapter of MachiaNclli or a
dispatch of Napoleon; and then say whr'hr ME-
ParnCll has not in him kind of greatness ana
kind of intellectual power, both OF which nave
been rare at any period of the worlds history
Contrast his afirmations with Mr.. Ghlstones de-
mails IL does not matter, fer scientific purposes
which You believe. Suppose Mr. ParncHs "c-
count TO be all a lie. | still SAY. here Is man
who put forth that which is false with
grandeur which MAKES the understanding Mt.
Gladstones to he the truth-lOOk mean by the
SIDE Of the lie. U W. y
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JIEI.


DfNNl~-At Newark Y. j.. Monday, December ~
.Atrh j. pehui'. a-cd - t"ais - nj, nj.
fte'l ''fn"> ~ D., l't i,'lrlc' 40 - isrA IIace
D. NrT3k ~ o. Oh inlfr''ay nfinR'r FL Al : p H.
I'l',|'' az" "''is arr I''t''"'"' '''i''''
DEfo ~ En, ,tna - o. on rue 'as: y gcnDr hat
D. ~ DeNo VIZ" ol Dlhl. - DFp ana daughter ol I1o'
.f anu fI'l Dc Nilt"h hdiIl>oi'
luH''il private"
DORM NN-Vcry sud- MY. Rrooalyn. N paralysis Of
u" hart. Rev. Ic,ier " D.fman, aecd 81 years
FH d' f'N'' VIII De h"!H it mrs. huFch 'lnton-s.,
corner u iai>oa. on THURSDAY morning December II,
~ O'Clock.
roam ON l,o,a,, p.,c,hrs l,i,,,atb purdv. wido,
t', al fi - az 90, tY- w., I.i..t Thurs
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T...~,c,t "a ,r.nwnd Comet
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a. Wv -. "i' '"' "'' - i''S
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Fr4,d services "a s,sr l1' at me second nitsFar
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omit no@pr,
yo,ton la,,.r, ploa>c rory
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MA N,y lH,". y - DoI'nao,f j." ~ Ti -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
AN OPERATE SCHOOL Ar THE CASISO.

4 scarcity Of good chorus singers f0r conc operas
and other theatpcsl productions, in which lhcy are
required has led Rudolph AronsDn, Of The Casino 70
think for some time Of establishing school for the free
training Of pupils anxious 20 fiji themselves Tor ''
sort Of stage work. Mr. Aronson'S plans are no"
taking definite shape aud large room on the th'd
floor OF the Casino building viii soon be Fitted up io
,hc usa of the new conservatory. Every Th;u>da'
at neon applicants for admission u the class VIII pass
through an examination and the fortunate ores VIII
receive three thorough lessons a week Mr kerkcf
assisted by Madam Ryset >CnOr Brbin ana VT
(reincr viii bc III charge OF The musical department,
while Mr. Tams will attend 10 the class on stage
business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
,,r.rrpy ro ASSIST pGoR PEOPLE,.

\ ,orir,y for the Protection OF LHSal hls", mas
inst been incorporated in this state by W l.. :
Langerman. Herman II. shoah' David Stelih'It h.
-, y,r,,ont and H. G. Pratt. The objects OF tie
ociety A. shown in the certificate OF incorporation are
- render cratutous legal advice TO all needy anu as
ire, ,ed persons with view 10 eHeouns Ic0i ~ "4's
-, zinc them in the proper enforcement Of
,, ,, ri,hts and also 20 combine the efforts OF ITS
.,or with a view 70 promoting the welfare OF dis
,re..cd peore by assisting them TO procure WORK
~, =, ~, other means necessary for their relief
rc consulting lawyer, Of the society IN ms cry are
i.,r,r Harrison McNdam, Henry I. i1dtt, Joseph '.
49,. ,rd IL IT, shook. y meeting ol the society
will Ice hcld next week.
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ryr APPEAL or THE VEGETABLES.

Kind Friends Come over ana h'Ip Us we heeu
yonr help-we always need II. We pic'u i"' IT, "
, ,,r the last eleven years have experienced
our kiudne,, and lberalty and have shared in Your
,,,undaTca we cannot come To YOU but Won can
como I, u.s. II not by your presence which would greatly
cheer IL. at least by Your gifts aud prayers. The
time is long passed since could do for ourselves ana
fake our part in helping the sick and needy Now en-
ebea or palsied or decrept bed ridden and often
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racked with pain, are dependent on the Kind ana
loving ministries Of devoted nurses, who find their
Only reward here in what they do for Us and other
needy sufferers. But their mercifu and charitable
work they need what yOu alone give 10 provide
shelter clothing, food and remedies aud the other In
dis pensable wants Of Home for Incurables.
viii you not. then remember at this holy season
when the son IF tod came 10 be "a strength to the
needy in hi, distress The treasurer of the house,
Beverley Chew No. 80 Walst., and the sister Ia
charge of the Home will gratefully receive your gifts.
Incuables at the House of the Holy comforter.
No. so West Twenty-thiri ST.. y. Y.