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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
flats Sc Get, Hnturuishe0

DFLLEVlLLE AND PA>SAIC, 1@c-l2O
ID Nest 35th->t.: rooms and bath Inn
movements, soOd order CouN enlcnt location E,
one vacancy, SO; watchman Janitor.
ADRIAN ~ nLDEMAN 4 CO., 81
Broadway.
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flats Go Get, Furnished

IN HE BROADWAY. 1925 Broadway.--
i Desirable corner apartment. consisting
g. .arlor and bedroom. private bath, eN
t~TSiNe clC-rt accom- nIOdItlCu furniture
can he putchl.ed. WM. l.. FISH.
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Uork Udnico.


Males
,.,..~.-. ,,,.,-,t..
4 , H0It' youhr Hsh' VIM Hn ns, o '6
'lNruirg c'r+l T., n,,,,.. GOOD r.'oI1n.,naa'
,i"', lf't,, b., rmr'lo,,r' M, aff,Id o., mad
.t,., ''", a. .'ftfit[N ,.rc -
r. Brown i,.g th.rry..,,
- '''
4 a''urats ana fApih p'i r"n. and nus
= ~ H'' '' w. 1,'' ,'i,,
.',c,. ld1,'1- y, HOHII.l,oN 81 Ven.
.ng Post" Ncw.l OK.
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4 = ~ ., Xxx ',,'.' ~ -
~ v'nrr' ...nerler'.. br-t t..t'.ronlat.. ~.
l,... rXpC',i irr,huu.. ono
4 d." IN iII'. F,hp,' "a ~ hl'i. 80.
- HsH.i a3r3.., ylr.Yr,E: frii i III ''''
~ "'''' ' "
tOLOHID man ui-h-- furnace, b. tend
II ana Do" .-inl .i an rep l.. =.
~, '".' '',
-. EpNOHAHIh 1i,tHA AIRED sob.
49, TX. VI" 49, ii%, i' ,',!'!
90. U,,oscr -. AID he 6c,t Of r corn.
n,prdati.i-. wants q POSITION 81 trust. Al
c,..-, - ,ahl. nou-,.
4 Yut NG Man d,s!ic, ans kind of ,a.i.
n ton; rot 1fIald Of bard woik. good
pfnWIu and quick a. hgIf"- steady and
Lli'hiG Iai@y mjn2r ,on,.dcfaI,''cc A
df'-' y. u. b' I'' BOWL } VI =. a
A YOUNG MAN. 80. writing q good hand.
y orlck and correct a. ngus,4- drs.rr, a
n~it.1u Al any Intelligent 6ccubatlon Al
J. I'' "''-' HEHlNhi'I' II''""' p'H'''
4 NBlIlOIS, ~ IEILlHFNr fDl 40
~ hLCIIf SIC d'sii". @'r'Al position.
Vnrft character VII -" hpP"'lst'h P"H
n',."'i y n,i "0'' t.9lIG',fTV ,Sn.
Wv, u.u i'''''"''' - an"
wv ''l,c'
A ..inIL' lANLi Wstil'u man ~
"A coca correspondent ana p'hHhh Eng
l-u o. herman ur-lfta firf.' ~ WI" Oi aIF
.inu A','''' NO '''-'
"NS""N
A ELSPFCTA 3LE COLOK..D MAN. acc
In.. family. David. Dcll,, 80 W,s;
list
.-...,.,.,.,.,,,.f, ..o,.., 49,. 49,,
" '"'h IL ~ or sHA w """'n' ~
- wain,H uan' WIN "" ~
U,rh,id.. 4.
X - ,.,rt inns V'IIlIEX 81
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Ecl3 Wantco.
EemalaS

A PPRENTICES. improves. good sewers !;
"A a 80 ladic, and girl % learn dre-,lntk-
ing and cutting steady Work and high
wage. Cal o. NsIte LONDON 40
PARIS DEE>hMAKING CO.. l0i West
II = Il on G,IL.aNr.
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I,IN No fAClIiEE~.-NfW and -IIFhtIy
- used, every make; cheapest piacr SPLEEN
aid assortment: elegant presents; rrlalrinc B.
prrfoct satisfaction; dress forms. 3lJ 9th-
ave. near @S.h-ot.
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tDork iUarlco.
Females

Females
LADY vino {, competent ~tCioefaph'r
y aud typewriter aud who i familiar VIA
al, llf,,.f', 49,. wants such a Dc-ltlou ir-t
reference. AdIir-s FRANCES, 70 west
ltLh--t.
A NOI 81 LADY dc~!rr, employment IN
Henry st., Hroohlyn.
AlANIciEE-V Visiting manicure wo.n.d
AVA Ia Jew NOR go. l"t.lri- ~ ,,.s'i.
honc.. Adlrr., MANICURE. ~ N'0
i-d--t ---------
- al GARMENTS EtrAlkf.D by eA'
rcuai.s onc.thlrd usual price. Mf'. BAN
IS TX. llG VET 3'th--t.
s.ruNOGRArIN ard TYrEWKl.rilNoG,.
- jude Building. l0l 'th-'Nt'' M .rI.E
nE6WN. JENXNFTTE BROWN.
"a ANTEp.-Connection YIN i,oo " cS Gor or
w daily uap,r ~. "p,cmi t'ng o,Trtbinc
Uptown once. ,23S Broadway
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BOARD i0anteo.

~'-----~s~-~
u GARD WANTED ~ gentleman and
ID wife last Of December. "a p private fam.
!ly. below jIth-st.. Wo-' references, W.
Kux -. Tribune ONCE.
GENTLEMAN ard MI" want qniet bsc X
NJ room southern exposure crate fire.
and good board about 20 p.i week below
,2d--t. pcfIrd. Acdrc,, !. NJ. Box .,
Tribune O0.c'.
CINGLE GENTLEMAN wants room aid
- nr,t-cias> board f,rWsr.lt 4 suited.
Aadlc.s D. ! y. ILLbuno On-ce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

TCEN 10 FIFTEEN thousand dollar,
1 wanted, with services Of business man
once. road or factory. % extend ana co"'oil'
date two branches Of safe. staple Ioh.-rS. 40,
lishcd manufacturing industry IN shiotI lre'st
ware line. raylng handsomely. HOih' 4"
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Buslrcss Cb1ntes.

A PARTNER with $1,000 20 co with adj
! n vcTtiscr {, England and titc half inter
,.t fl foreign patents article unNcf-a.lF
| used and COMPANY ~ -ncr"ss'ul up '3lol
| here patents can De sod ia Loadou Nlfulu
| three months for 900 900. "LCEOPLAN,"
! Tribune once.
4 DVANTAGEo and indu enent- Offer d
~ manufactures b. locate ~ gu aud
/ towns represented by J.. d. j. >li4-LION,
| 81 B;oaG"&E' y. J
A. OLD.E~TA nLI~UID GINERNL
| n STORE near Ncw-Norf; annual -aIc-
! 49, 600. stock AZ far inventory value: Il
rare opportunity ICTILL s. DOWNING,
! III BroaGwa}.
A We oFiEE the best rlocGy aad
! "A. meat buslur-, in NrWaiE iQ~ $500
/ sale, ESQ 600 annually; 9'nuinr BARGAIN.
FUTILE r. DOWNING, III broadway.
A 1EocKri;Y, lam% cod s .ina1, liver
Is.~afc Pa. 'nr,.. ven Established. 10Y
rare sppoltunity. TUTILL DOWNING.
| III Broadway.
L. STABLi~HED lsGJ.-Mslon"'- Business
IL Exchange. u Parh Row. suppl I'd
dlt.ouH cap.Dl. nc9otatcs pIrucrsalp,. sells
/ business places, nils ana uAhuiac tof - and
advise intending investors.
LOR SALE.-385, 600 Republican daily,
l Iayine $4,000 yearly. N"st'rn rity.
MIZE hROS., Newspaper Erober.. - IhH
Row. NcN YorE.
EOR SALE.-Good VIII a!d nyturo. u
Old established raj "-tate hu-ines-.
premises. 900 Gatcs.aNc. brooklyn; VIII
| give long lease at moderate r"nt.
nor SALE.-s1oo0 Democratic daily
i I'm Illinois. Ni/i. BRO. NcH~Ia.rr
Ero&er,, q Park Row, NcN-f ORR.
NOR SALE.-A 2ood butcher hop cheap;
L on account Of leaving the city ~
wct 30th-st.
EOR sALE-+G. coo Democrat p1par in
/ NJ
Newspspor BROKERS. 2l PARK Row, y. Y.
I REQUIRE some morc capital u aid in
l Developing Nalra'l" pn'cnt q lnyH ton
! aogotiotion- are already n.t 1HtW. Tor
! IT, INTRODUCTION. Apply 10 J. W. EikALR.
/ 2j2 Br@dwa}.
DAlNTING, eiLiniue. ,alni-h". k,l-".
/ mining lnpcf-idngiuP, Nc. D--t
/ references established T. Jca,,. b. % NJ
| COATES. III East 1lst-e:.; Branch, l'G1
3d-avc.
n AKTNIE WANTLD.-A .ou'r I..iapi'
i businc-- uar 10 tax" ...f 80 r'>t
| for this state With the pat'n:'e iH patent
| article h which thcrr j. ltf l', "G u"
competitlon. Address PA1ENILr. Tribune
/ Ohcc.
1,ol-Tu LAKEWOOD PNEK. adjoining
| "a Lakewood. y. It. iImat. j. r., pine
! ,o,.fs. land high and dry. fof lot. &c,
address f. 4. MAGrlEA. 10 "rl-.i.
WANTED Machinery 10 ttl by con-
/ W tract p.aou 81 vor@u.l cuIioycG.
/ AuviN q isl.Dls'Fis -. D I \ q 30 -'i ipi''H-
/ "a 'Ecou = oppo-it" Poison NcU-lrrt.
u,EAVlLLING SNLI~IAE = abiItv.
! l wcU lioWu throughout fa "lh" COST,
dc-irc, gen. raj Iern"F :of h'-i- To- .'-i-
I ~, nous or firms viii open branch lo.-,
/ il dc-ir.d. figh,,t 7 i'r"iir~-- -NoHr '~-. tul
,,,tiirulaf- WN. HAY WAHD. f5j N'i'.r.a'
/ T.. san francisco.
uI-rrI.r & DOWNING. III nIoidwa,,
! r.ocf',tc sale. o. tu-ln'-~. Hanu.t-t.
,,,rn ,.inluq and quarry p,opcfu'-. and
,ro't,r. u,ftnrf~ with capital highest com
/ inr.riaI and b1nh r'i'r'ncr-.
w ANTED-A coo@ win - o9o a. p hiT,ngr
ure'yhI'EANT, 70 II, Tribune once.
non I.LTSER WANTED IN
L, &3,VVU Hglt manufacturing busincs-;
Front 100 per ccnt pas, o yr rnii oo
pr tn Tnit,d States. MONOPOLY, Trib.
| uua Olicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

TN YP.N KITERS.-S money d. con.
i .ultlnp Typewriter II eadquar. D.. ~
ErosGwav, near Wal-st. tcicphon" "'Io
(o,f1.uGt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
6orsfs an0 Carriages.

A -FLANDRAU s CO.,
a. 372, S74, 376 Broome,sstT;, ,>,c
EKOUGHAMS.
EkOUGHANo'
NOVELTIES.
Curtain KockaNays,
Coupe Rockaways,
Depot wagons,
EX. Top CaDrolets,
Wa2One:Jes.
TWo-Whrcl'rs.
Village Carts
Road WAGONS,
Top Phs"tons.
DoctarS' Wagons,
surrey Wagons.
Fancy Nchicirs,
Buck51afi>.
NniatE?' carts,
Runabout WAGONS,
Dos.1. Dos Wagons,
Road Carts.
Spider Pha"tons.
OVER c35 DIFFERENT STYLES.
Lowest prices for pr|mW CaSn; oo,,c
S.pGTST STOCK AID NAEEKOOMS
IN THE ~ tLp.
OVER 100
Second Hand Carri'c's Above StYle--
mont Purchase a Carriage IN town OF ""'
until you pay - WISH
G0I, SAJ,E.-D1ctnr's rig; u-af.l horse.
no., afraid II elevated; good harm
Ubas:an in GOOD order; seen ol et3Ll.: -!
Isl Rrosdvav. Apply Dr. BENNETT, "a
East Broadway.
TrOR SNLF.-A pa'r q fine blood bay car.
+ r1gc horses. half brothers cio," mat'a
: wear, old: ~, hands high tho'oI- ~
G~6<ou to all harness I'm" drivers Nv IN
fearless Of ANYTHING. and warrant, . ~u-.
,-ire 500 Call on W. i. >Nf ltf. 'if
Wvandott st. South Bethlehem. rom.
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furnished hopscs 60 Get.

City.
A NEWLY and elegantly furnished house.
IA rtar t'fmd Hoe low rental; iu.ni-
tue ior sale DAlLlA, - VS., 35th.s,
TO irf-Wc~t End-svc.. No. 2l7. near
'fth--t., uir'c-siOry brick and brown
stone - iD,t wide. choic. location: fur
nt-i,d az uniGrni-h,d; liberal terms: OPEN
for insp ction any time. Apply j. l.. ROY,
sos Produce Exchange.
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furnished Rooms

A HANDSOMELY furnished front room
a O. tIid floor; Ao; and cod water,
hat s.d -t>. pi.vats itE.uy 10 gent, .aeit
only: Wcsc elSt.St. Address COMFORT.
Tribune ONCE.
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Conuirn Real Cslatr 60 &c!

TWO LARGE FARMS. over 1000 acres
i each. in Maryland and Virginia; 10
rent: both down 20 hay; fuliv stocked
blooded horses. Room -. 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

onc S''N ''-N,% IN 3ol
Broadway.
LACK BUILDING, 35l fiith-aN. f-
ID trance | Eas; 2Sth-st. la-ge apartm -
sunny exposure also one for bachelor.
ELEGANT Groom tat. with all improve
L. nents steam heat and hot wster fur,
nished rooms all light corner 95tb-st aud
LcX.ngton-avc. from 80 10 80 also Two
remaining OF those d">ilab.e S-roOn HATS,
corner Of 96th--t.: $40 and 500.
nv HE BROADWAY. 1875 Broadwav.-A
i large room; private bath; service, at
tendance. heat ans "a, included IN the ~.
rangcrrent. WN. L. FISH.
sITNdE FIFTH AVENUE"
shave. cor. S5th.s:.
Elesant spar.m,u6e Of 10 rooms and
hath. all Improvements, including elevators
and steam hcat rent IRE" T. December l.
Apply 70 Janltor or \. D. MATTER & co
bankers, Utica, y. y.
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All ANTED. Position a. scamstress anc
w assist with light chamber"orA. Ad-
dress 331 East 6gth->t.
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GcNr0 nn9 NocmS.

fSpUfu UnU ltuCu5.
-A.-A.--., 4IL.NI4UN
A.An elegant Ii n0os. 1 roons bath,
lryato table. also suites, Near Manhattan
Club.
An elegant house. near 5th.ave.: newest
sanitary Ian ing, newly decorated second
floor. rooms, bath, private table optional
suites and single rooms; parlOr dining.
room.
Attractive floors. with private baths. with
or without board s'ntcs and SINCE rooms
apartments doctors Offices; Al desirable
locations; highest references given
Information free
s. c. LELAND & CO.,
50 West SNh-st
4 HANDSOMELY furnished and dcslr.
"A. able rooms, tog lhcr or :, parately' with
board references. "a West 5l.t-St
A LARGE. desirable font Ioom, with
"A board; unc>cepuonahie ana pleasant
Surroundings. l2i Madi>on-aNe.
ElOAKDERS WANTED. - Comfortable
40 h9 one; 800 East >4th-st. Mrs..
EIFTH-AVE-B Bachelor apartment. mag.
niiic'utlN furnished. second noor, in.
ludinc piano. rr.Va:e bath. and prva,"
dining room present tenant going 70 urope
paid $1,000 year; viii let for --,"OV. III
Guiding breakfast and valet Attendance
MURRAY l.Il-L. 1rJunc Uptown once
LBS Broadway.
800 Vim ho,tt Nddrr.s PRIVATE
FAMILY Trih"nr rri.ch once. ~
prnadwav
rANnS0ITT frrrisb.J flor -,iitablr for
II doctor or drassr akrr. with OF without
ln1ra IN, W. 3o,h.tt
-
- iii5H ,'t v 5lIl'''i
"' "''1'
NsApI>ON-ANE.. ~. Wl'h ioid see.
4Nl ond toor cu suit" or spa. ai';> upper
-P'''t' i'''" ~" "''' ~" " '''
Two ll-NT V.tl board. two sunny front
~ WO LAEDE hail rooms with closets :;
superior hoard aud accommodations 3
''i'I'he'>' 90 "''' '''''-''
SUIT" Of room. Ir.llle BAN. p1r.of
J roor ultu board. 2l5 M'oISoh-''e.'
"''h Anu fV'I 80
lll->I. - IA~I-ifc"--'Aie sfirrt
i '1.t, ~. rh""-fHl sunny t"on 'N ~,
lent table. hOm' .Ihr; gentlemen lhsrTl'N
yo.'le he''.a mousse.
TiI-~I.. 2lf EAST. uln Sized TO 'iu- ;
we'll heated oi board guests 80"
60; car! pir'h'"'-'
10 WEST 22p-St.-Lorga Gr-irthl" rooiils
I'D with board also 'n1ll ana basement
rooms tahl" board references.
~ WF>T 1-TH.>T.- sunny front han
~ 'o.r.' with bard.
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domestic 5itu1tlsns Wdrte0
Females.

HUSEW0Kk.-By a Young Swedlsh
III woman, with boy } years old country
preferred. Call Mrs. MALMBEK,i SWED-
lSH BU REAC, 352 shave, ] hight Up,
over butcher store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

HOuSEWOKk. BY young Swedish girl.
IL speaking knglish good cook, washer
and lroner; willing and oblig ng; city or
country; references. Call 357 <th-a ave-.
bet~s~o 2S., and 26-h sts-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

VVORTHN desirable persons 10 MI posi-
w tions Of all grade, can BE- secured hy
aunlVing 3 DAYS IN advance at CHRIS.
1I'AN AID TO EMPLOYMENT So
CIETY. - Bible House.
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Gin Real Cetaie % Get.
Cltn Zeal estate for Sale.

II OUSES sold before holidays win allow
IL months interest oil price. STEVENS,
9th-aNC.. cor. J3G-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
gonntrn real Gela,c 1or Sale

GrNCY FOR MON1CLAIE-Dwe evenings
n for sale; land by tEe aCr" or iot,'
for.es % let. furnished or unftrneLcd
TI@TBS & TAYLOR. ; Bro&man- 't-. y. L.
NO; SALC~-Good lrl~, farm ljO a'l'S'
L near MGW,lN PUk Race C0Uisc,
N,w.J,v-.y. Address COLEMAN, IhNh
IsUs. y. J.
DAS>AIC. N.J.-Nilla site, for. ,1lr on az
j the principal avenues Sh o,,.co
,a,fect DRAINAGE: water. c1s. 'tN'4' r.. ~
rra. torn, easy. ADEl IN g. h'''''
NAN & CO.. ! SCI Broadway.
C0I'TH LAX CWOOD PARK. adjoining
= Lakewood y. l. innate PCii,GC,t' Plhe
aJdrnss T. y. mcguire, IS Wali-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

VV1ATCH. 1S.karat gold slnWwindcr. !e"-
w ,Ilci HcVcincnt cot recently III ~
r,pe $50 nearly new. cheap ioi cash. AL
dtass FOREIGN. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
Neat C5inie 10 Gerhanac

| HAVE PROPERTY ~ Bcnsonhurs' by.
the-sca Wor.h lout - 500 Nai n |
WoulA tAchanc. FOR Ero,tlyn property ~
ABOUT same value. Address A. Boz =.
Tribune On'cc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. Blanche Guunel. wife CT Mr.. D. P.
Gunnell, died at her home near Ash Grove,
Fairfax county, last Tuesday afternoon.
The funeral of the late Miss Cornelia Lee
took place yesterday evening from the resi-
dence of her brother, Mr.. c. F. Lac, on Duke
street.
A colored mau has been doiog quite a
lively business in this city for the past week
selling books, to the purchasers of which be
promises exemption from diseases, "spells, y
and immunity from lightning bolts.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Comps
ny yesterday inaugurated series of excu,-
sions via Sheppasds 10 Mt. Vernon and
Marshall Hall, a pleasant feature being the
ride down the Potomac on the new steamer
Charles Macalestcr. These excursions will
be continued by the B & 0. company dur
ing the Summer months.
Marriage licenses were Issued In Wssh.
ington yesterday to VIM. Head and Florence
NJ AttwelI, both of Lsesburg VIM. n.
Lowe and Florella II. Story, both Of Fairfax
county VIM. Sidney, OF Lsesburg, and Ann
E Thompson, of Loudoun county Morgan
w. Wilkinson and Allie Smott, both of Rich
mond John NJ Brswner and Kate Fergu
son, both Of Loudoun county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
TeIegraphic Brevities.

Al republican congressional convention
for the eighteenth Ohio district, held yes
terday, Joseph D Taylor was chosen.
John and Joe STACKER and Michael Mil
auskis. three Polandera, were drowned last
night near Joliet, Ills, while bathing.
Professor John H. Hewitt. the well
known poet, mu,ician and essayesf, is lying
critically i'll at his residence in Baltimore.
The President lie so busy with official
matters that be has been compelled to aban.
don bis contemplated viait o Cape May io-
morrow.
The President received the dependen
pension bill from Congress this morning and
referred it to the Secretary of the Interior
for examination and report.
TIE supervisor of census estimates the
population OF Salt Lake City at 40 .972 and
Ogden 16. S25 The population ofSan Fran.
cisco is estimated at 100000; the Chinese
population is q coo.
Ex-senator Palmer, of Michigan. was
elected president of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition at tc-lay's meeting of the Ma
tlonal Commission, and J. S. Dickinson. of
Texas was chosen secretary.
Herbert F. Reecher, son OF the late Henry
Ward Beecher, was acquitted yesterday en-
the charge of abstracling book from the
Custom House at Port Townsend, WASH,
whilc he was collector OF Customs.
While two men were digging ditch at
Rochester, MiDn., yesterday they struck an
old trench containing bones of hogs and
human beings 1t is supposed that the hu-
man remains ere those of early pioneers who
were massscred by the Indians
Estella LIE Roy, ia attempting to make q
balloon ascension and parachute jump at
Cleveland last evening jdmped out and fell
into tree without sustaining any injury
An employee jumped from the balloon when
80 feet from the earth and was seriously il
jured.
Postmaster General Wanamaker to-day
received letter postmarked New York
enclosing three one housaa6 dollar U. 8.
gold certificates. which the writer says is in
ntereat On a sum Of money of which he de-
frauded the Government years ago. He ia
The same man, he ssys, who some months
ago sent 81 500 to Mr.. Wanamaker for III
same purpose.
The Baltimore grand jury to day indicted every
brewer and distiller of that city for violating the
high license law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
DRY GOODS.
BiClberg's Bargain Store.
THE WEATHER IS WARM.

We are having some pretty hot weather hotter
than we had it last simmer but there is one con-
ISOLATION in thu fact that its discounts may be ma
tersly lessened by observing the ru cs Of health,
not only in what we est, bnt what we wear In
selecting articles OF wearing apparel one h u d
b, governed not on'y by e1ture but by beauty
These two points considered, the last but by no
means the least to consider is the cost. In pur-
chasing our stock we have paid strict attention to
these three essensials-TEXTURE, BEAUTY and
PRICE. These we have happily combined, and
take pleasure 10 calling the attention Of cuatom.
ers to few items which we present as pointers to
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A Scrap of Paper Saved Her Life.

It was just an ordinary scrap Of wrapping paper
but it saved her life. She was in the last stages
of consumption, told by physicians that she WAS
incurable and could live only short time; she
weighed less than seventy pounds. On piece Of
wrapping paper she read of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, and got sample bottle; it helped her, she
bought large bottle, it helped her more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued its use
and is now strong, healthy rosy, plump, weigh
ing 40 pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to w. II. Cole Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles of this wonderful Discovery Free at E. 8.
Leadbeatcr & Bros.
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Il Good Nurse.

Should not hesitate to wait upon those Ill
With such diseases as Smslpo Cholera or
Scarlet Fever. There is little to be feared
by persons waiting on the sick If they will
use Darbgs Pfophylatic Fluid freely. In
sick rooms it should be exposed on plate or
saucer, and the patient sponged off with the
Fluid diluted. For safety, cleanliness and
comfort in the sickcoom the Fluid is indis-
nanaahla
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF
SUMMER GOODS

We have ever had.
To close out 20 dozen Childrens Vests ne will
sell them at 1Oc; worth 121Ac
25 dozen Ladies' Vests 1Oc; 25 dozen do. 121ta;
% dozen do 15c 25 dozen do 25c. These are
all worth good deal more, but We have reduced
the price to close them out.
so dozen Fans, worth 25c, We are going to sell
at Zoe.
25 dozen Knotted-fringed Towels for 121ac;
worth 15c.
beautiful limo of Belts, all co!ors, at 25 to
Zoe; worth almost double
1000 yards White Organdies, worth 10c, 6 1ac.
We have reduced French Sstnes from 81 n to
2Oc In order that VIC may close the lot out.
Vandyke Fish Net, price $l.25, we will sell for
75c.
All shades of surah Silks, richly worth Sec, We
arc going TO sell at 49c.
Sash Ribbons, very pretty, for 49c to clo:e out
New line of Challies at 5, 6 and Sc.
We are selling our latest styles in Dress Goods,
all bought this season, at reduction Of 10 per ct.
We liko to forgot so dozen Napkins we have on
hand, which we will close out at Doc per dozen.
The ladies arc invited to ask to see our new
feature in Dimty Quilts.
We have new Patent spring Curtain for 3Oc.
The ladies ought to see these.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

STREET IMPRovEMENTs.-The work ofim-
proving the streets in the northwest section
of the city is to be pushed to rapid compile
ton, and advantage will be taken ofthe pre-
vailng fine weather. Mr. M. n. Davis, of
the committee on Streets will supervise the
Patrick street work, and Mr.. Henry Smoot
that of Alfred street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

LARGE ExCURsIoN.-The union Sunday
school excursion to Marshall Hall to-day
was one of the largest that ever left this
city, the steamer Jane Moseley being crowd.
ed on all of her trips Five of the Sunday
schools of the city united in the excursion,
and each sent its full complement of echo-
ars. The steamer will leave again at Z
O'clock this evening.
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LEMON ELIXIR.

A Pleasant Lemon Drink
For bilousness and constipation, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take Lemon
Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take Lemon
Elixir
For slccplcssncss and nervousness, take Lemon
Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take Lomon
Elixir.
For fevcrs chils and malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any of the
shove diseases, all of which arise from torpid or
diseased liver stomach, kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. II. MOTLEY Atlanta Ga.
sec and 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists.
q Prominent Minister Writes:
After ten years of great suffering from indiges
ton, with great nervous prostration, blliousness,
disordered kidneys and constipation, have been
cured by DR.. Motley Lemon Elixir, and am now
we'll man.
Rev. c. C. DAVIS, ED. NJ. E. Church South,
No. % Tstnall st., Atlanta, Ga.
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WANT TO CONE TO ALRx ANDRIA Mr..
N. b Harlow has received letter from
G " x Co, cycle manufacturers of
washington, who safe tina. the company
mas about out grown liz quarters in Wash
lGslon, and is looking sbcut for another
pace to locate. Messfs Crawford & Co.,
"file mat tney would like 10 establish them
serves mere II they can get sufficient induce
m 1n 10 do So Tue letter Concludes az fol.
v.;,i;y ol csn ocr US proper indu, ements We are
lac, u give Guaranty that We will employ at
least ity hanas Tor five years pro Hing tbst tn
S-ouuU aud buildings are to be absolutely GU
Ef . q; The eud of that time. Asamsttef of
OF, d I'VE We WI! probably employ twice th,t uu nber
MATT, aanu as we shall have to do so to mske the
'la1er of mschiaes lad c,sed.'' " 800 ''''
y. W. Harrow replied ssl.n2 10 tn .hs a.
city. ''''''' g . u 'iu ~ ,u''ae