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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

q, ACxwAEU AND INVALID BIZ vs.. an, ,e~chs
me Undersigned, experienced physh suSciStv
makes tho carr and education q svSnf III hSON
HiRnest PefefenceA ~ ,.awinndon Conn,
The daily critic., 1890-08-28

Mr.. Williams retorted by saying: "I
was only going to say that the gentle
man from Illinois could not be hurt
after the proceedings Of yesterday" At
this sally the Democrats laughed and
applauded.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
Elie0

GIBSON .-Ou the e1th ilstaI e after long
and painful .| Ess, Llttlt only daughter HI
John u, ana Henrietta Gibson, aged l3 years
months and Is days.
Funeral ron the residence Of her parents,
Nc 1918 street lautlWest Frilagf az
u'nloCk p, W. Relatives and treud OF the
family are respectfully invited 90 attend.
LENIHAN.-Ou Tuesday August 3d, 1850,
Ifsfs "a NJ AHres Brrnardiiie. Youngest
daughter ut Elleu and the late Michael LaHi-
bans IN tle =tu year pl her age
Funeral irgm her late residence, 3l street
northeast, Friday August = az 80 a. a.
Requiem mass az 81. Aluyslus Church.
EWS.-Departsd this life at heT
late residence, ll3t Fifteenth street north
IS est. August -l, 1850, on l.aQ O'Clock p. m
MS Harriet A.aLihsWs ased = yesrs se,.-..,.
Friday, at o'clock 2. m. Requiem mass t4s
che fepus6 uI the SOUL
THOMAS on wednesday, August sli 1889,
n 1870 O'Clock no, Charles W Thomas 10
Fuuer5I iIlm lls Ilte residence No 5lH
EIeEeulL street southwest, Friday, August
81 AZ s o'c-oeE p m, Relatives ana friends
invited lQ attend
uIGGs-Eu Entered no resi- GA Tuesday.
August ~, lsao, at li1i5 a- no Euml, beloved
daughter of Mary and Robert DISCS ased =
FuutTL Thursday. August p, m d. b..
from Bethlehem Church Auae1sl.a- ID. g.
HAMMOND on Monday, August ., 1850,
al +. m, Emma Hammond ID tle lltA year
M EFE age,
EAULLIGAN -Qu Monday August 47, ls4J.
f-ues s. Null Eau, beloved husband ll Auaa
"A. Michigan aged years
CWEN-Ar Norwich M, August ~. $50
Iil5e Wright, widow uf captain y. a owen
and daughter ~ me late General George
Wright u 4. a
IWfAE-AIigr brieI Illness ll lbs late
residence W WlHaM IWiue, ID h.s -ltl year,
NukHL.-uu tuesday, august -i ls5l az
-l5 Z. ~. lIfer q uaiufui tluess. John Au-
Eusr e..--t son II E-1e ana August HoeLL
ar-d = years
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
FRUITS FROM ms sUgLRyD.
= Splendid Fvhfhtt OF tho Natural
Resources of California.

a Splendid Fvhbit OF tho Natural
Resources o. California
california on Wheels the special
train Of three palace cars bearing an
exhibit Of The produce Of the Golden
State. which Dc making q tour Of the
Eastern ~,atcs arrived % The B s.. @.
derot 90 o clock last night
To De purely on advertising scheme. of
course. t0 show more clearly. than could
be done in any other way, the posi-
Mli'ies VI California and 90 Introduce
its diversified products. many Of which
are now Imported to supply our con
sumption The manifold object Us to
iuciie emigration. and though the exc
ptuse is enormous The effect is uropor.
tiCuatc.
The exhibition Is under the auspices
r. the California State Board ~ Trade
and the southern Pacific Railroad Com
pauv. The hrst cor 0i the special train
is entirely given up 90 an exhibit of
various beautiful specimens of Ca'ifor.
MA fruits. tastCiuliy arranged along The
sides Of The car 10 glass cases. The FIRST
casC upon The left hand side is devoted
20 "a splendid display Of various kinds of
nuts Then follows an exhibit Of dried
fruits apric0ts applcs. peaches raisins,
fcs dates plums and numerous other
select testimonials OF the salubrity OF
be climate ~ California
The next lot % cases contain q die.
play Of silg IN various stages. from the
raw cocoon and the SIR inst unwOund
from Il TO the true thread in various
hues, ready to he spun and woven.
The opposite side Of the car contains
other magnificent specimens. among
which are bananas four inches IN
diameter and seven inches long. weigh
Ing nearly SIX pounds each. a ior Of rcd
peppers three inches In diameter. and
luscious pears weighing five pounds
each. There are onions weighing seven
pounds, potatoes tipping the scale at
eight pounds, and luinCes seventeen
inches IN diameter At the rear of the
car Is mammoth ostrich err, and close
by a fourteon.day. old ostrich stuffed
and mounted The coach also contains
samples Of wheat, oats and corn.
The second car is chiefly devoted 20
display Of various California wines.
The journey Of this exhibit will con.
vince q multitude Of people that they
know little about the natural advantages
of the Pacific coast. 10 will be thrown
open to the public 10 day and will re.
main until next Tuesday
The daily critic., 1890-08-28

But II made Cannon mad. He de-
clared he was not afraid of Yesterdays
proceedings lie said that certain al
legCd Objectionable matter had ap.
pCared In the official record without the
crossing Of or the dotting Of an T.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
CoIumhIa AthIetIe CInb,

The Columbia Athletic Club has Is
sued It's annual, containing a list Of
officers and members, committees, con
stituion, rules. etc The whole makes
a neat book OF over a hundred pages,
and Is extremely convenient 10 all who
are interested In the club. There are
00S active members now on the roll, 16l
nonresident members and 20 visiting
members. That the club Is In a -four
ishing condition Is evidenced by the
large membership, This latest publica-
tion reflects credit on its competitors.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
Hsrmaun's rransatIantiques.

Teiero, the marvellous dancer Of the
Hermann Transatlantlques, introduced
for the first time In America last night
wonderful descriptive dance, entitled
The Torrea" (or the Bull Fight. In
this remarkable dance, which contains
six distinct figures, not a word Is
spoken, but so artistic Is Teiero's rem
dition Of the famous dance that she
conveys 10 the audience the exciting
events which always accompany a bull
fight Tejero is certainly the queen Of
TeTpsichorean artists now In America.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
1000 ,nd sl.ter rlrhtlnr.

There was a fight in Freeman's alley
last night between William and bizzie
Warner and brother During the
fracas William was struck on the head
with o stone and sustained injuries SUI
hcicnt to neCessitale his being taken 70
thc Freedman's Hospital His sister,
Lizzie. was locked mp a. the Firm
Precinct station, charged with an as
enur
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
Injured by a CayIng Rank.

Yesterday afternoon james +. Young,
a coloTed man 4j years Of age, who but
recently came from Camp Springs,
Prince George County, Md, had his
right leg broken while at work on an
excavation between + aud F and Sixth
and Seventh streets northwest. Young,
with a number Of other woTkmen, we're
picking under a bank Of earth, when
there was a sudden caye-in, and be was
the only man caught. He was taken TO
the Providence Hospital in the patrol
wagon.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

.R1g- FEET RELIEVED. DIR. WHITE
- CHfROPODTSr.
ilit FCnu7. ave-, opposite willard g HoteI
Thousands from far and near visit Dr. White i
establishment FOR relief from and avoidance
0f aUrus buuious, diseased nails and all
other foot troubles. Hours, 8 a. m. 20 g %. m.
sundays @ 10 12 ONCE fee, 81 per visit for
putting The feet IN good order Established,
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
a Suggestion

Eaa re- Aal lgrk stl.
i don't know whether % make the
iuglsiau from The lgfi hankipanki over
% the hooriobo0lagl, three inches. OF
% achieve the same results bY cutting
from The raTallaz straight through 70
the ruiabaga said the surgeon % his
assistant
Take thg short Cut aud you'll get
iheTe quicker Doctor suggested the
uafIaHf
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
SNAKE EGGS
\ Coiored Farm Hand FIuds Nest
of Them

Noioftu thrm hauu = mus a Nest
of Them
Yesterday afternoon, upon the farm
Of Dr. NJ. ]. Griffith, in Montgomery
County, a colored man named Richard
Gather, who is employed by the
Doctor, was turning over the manure
pile, when he observed something
glistening In the sunlight which proved
TO be what Is known as a lOwlaud
mocassin snake about two feet and a
half In length After the snake had
been killed a further search was made.
which revealed the location of ten snake
eyes under the manure pile
Upon opening five Of the eggs, small
snakes, measuring six or seven inches
IN length. were found within the shells.
DR.. Griffith retained the other five
eggs, four Of which he will present to
the Smithsonian Institution. Snake
eggs are quite o curiosity, and many
persons who had never seen them before
saw those In the possession Of Or.
Griffith at the City Hall this morning.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
ron HOUSES

HOH HENTHf8{ 4 -I-I ROOMS. ABOVE
Il aud HafE ruuu md .uus au# g.Ha
condition. EaE.nE tear .HralHHHt auI lHeE
UarHflH HHf .EfHEe- EgL 'n
30 f.I. IrtH .I. HsH haYHHf.E s.
m rHuUs aut NHTH fH.HH. al. 10 good .r.eI
HrI.g. I"ser.-.Ha given October
hrs HH auI I1sf I.r#oraE st.. "au-
fr.Hfs. HHr "HUulsf ~ ~ rH#Hs and Ha.H
a.Hu #aH.N N.H #H.a #HHFf #aH Iru4e
.rsr H#EUH glass uH..r. HarIHHH 81
UarfU.s HHaH# ~ H..HT aHI .ls-
H...Ffa JAMES HU..H THaH a.a
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
AZ the Tea liable.

y rom fftLAs
Youngest BTother-I saw a atwO-head-
ed calf al the circus
Youngest SisteF-That's nothing I
saw a two headed woman out 10 the
hammock last night. Ethel and Mr
Alden blush Confusedlyl
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
EIn aad FIuaaes

kHa Eaek
Aby-H9g you tells ven you geds
bte P1pplu
FlIblimsr- DeI lue goes down d
i8le
AHF-H HIE UluE
EtlIhtimaf .ahsfralIaIIBl - Aloud
zee M Eeaf Her leu3
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
watch HIm ana See Hlm GROW

2 Ut 10 ~ W ~ 9---I-T1
Governor Hin is constantly becoming
a more interesting study, not only to
the people Of the State Of New York,
but TO the people Of the entire country.
And the American people are not nat
uTallY studious.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
Ihe FntIIIy Of Uniform divorce Laws.

Rec. ~ j. Sarags H ne Ssp,sBibsr Forum.
The cry has been for several years for
United States interference IN divorce
legislation by means Of uniform mar.
riage laws throughout the country. the
assumption being that people troop
back and forth from one State 10
another and get divorces for causes
which would not be sufficient IN their
own States. But all this has been ef.
fectually disposed Of by the recent
mastery report of the Hon. Carroll ID.
Wright, the United States Commits
siOneT Of Labor He has shown that
more than so per cent Of all divorces
are procured IN the States In which the
couples were married As regards the
remaining 20 per cent the parties, In
very many instances, had immigrated to
other States after marriage aud become
bona, fde residents, with no thought Of
divorce So that the number Of those
proved to have gone to other States for
the purpose of securing divorces Is
probably much less than 10 per cent of
the whole II Is apparent. then. that
uniform laws can no longer be looked
upon as panacea.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28

owe DO hereby certify that We supervise
the arrangements for an The Monthly and
semi Annual Drawings 90 the Louisiana state
Lottery Co., and On person manage and cone
troll The drawings themselves. and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness
and % good faith toward an parties and we
authorize the company 90 use this certificate,
with fac SMILES Of our signatures attached,
lu its Advertisements
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

E EuE rl-E EtrEs 1r ans further l-lrl-ra.
r.l desired write IeEitlyt t1 rre undersigned.
clearly stating your residence. With state.
County street and Nluter More ra-E 2 5e-
turl Ua.- delivery vii hs 4--lrgd 1F F.lr
iHe.esIlE aH eIve.gEa lear.-- 7laE t-.. -la
lFl-s.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
tlyeNo1cE

FlSy NOTICE.
- WssmNGrop. d. C., Aus. %, 1890.
Wfshinr 90 retire from active business, 7
have ibis day sold all my interest in The firm
10 B k Plain a CO. 20 Mr.. Lewis q. Tewks.
bury. Banker and Broker, OF New YORK City.
The business hereafter will be conducted
iu fhD uawp of lewis O.. Tcwk sbury q Co.
VT " - Hibhs, who has been associated
With ne i0r the past cight years confines
with thC new firm and will remain In charge
Uf tlg Washington office. Mr. Hibhs needs
no recommendation, as bic integrity and abil-
iiY are well known, hut ! take pleasure IN
rccummendir ny successors 10 my patrons
and fkp public generally as being In an re
ercrts worthy OF their confidence and patron
are. II X. PLAIN.
uUTUF.TowN BUSINESS a SPECIALITY.
Lewis @ Tewksbury. wB. Hibbs,
Banker. New York.
% Broadway Chicago, washington,
81. 81 New sf, Washington. ID. c.,
New fufE. Manager.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28

LNh EENr-THH BRAND haH SIX
u Fglu IaUl houses, l.-E AMI lrF .aHa-
'uus near churches aud ..lH"
u.yrtgEus Inquire 3. A- IElaaAD f- E
7llW
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
Important

al ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money Orders issued 1y ID Ezlress
Compau.ss n Sev Tlrs Exchange
Addressed
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
cannon Renominated

DAsyuIE. IIL, Aug 2s.-C0ngTess-
man Joseph g Cannon vas renominated
Ter Congress today.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
CoUNrRY KEAL EsraTE-

EuE sALE-AbaLI 81 ACRES HA E
1T extended al lle -a y a-
-Iu zld soldiers Home Railway being
.lL HEas1HTs- rlE Ual aEa. ar H.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
M. A. DAUPHIN,
SEW ORLEANS, IA.
AddEess Re-s s-erel Letters containing cur
-elcy 90
NEW ORLEANS NATI1SAL BaNE.
Sew l-s "a

REMINDER .rag s1e eay-e1l d Prizes
z GUARANTEED En- FuUE NATIONAL
BANKS 1- S9H Orleans ana -l@ H-za.s aaa
s.gl-a 1g tls President 30 "a Institution
whose chartered -.Elrs arl r9e.--I-a5 il l1a
highest courts. Therefore. beware II an .-1.-
- az anonymous schemes
Remember rHa- laz gra-a aaa1ter Of
enc L.uslaua State battery Ua ar.a tas
SUPREME COURT lE EHH UNITED STATES
has decided .l COS TEa.T u-l rre
state @. Louisiana ll.a part al .aa cur-
L-l 4 l-e state. DoEs A1T EXPIRE USTIL
JANUARY n tss Taa Le- .a-.el L.l-
--.llar which a- -.aarle- rl sre lal1 el July
e -l.- FaaE has ordered -l AMENDMENT
.H tll Constitution u lEe -.ra - .e s.1-
l-tt- 1 -e El.e al - ll g. 81
Hl--- E..- carry -ls Charter -1 me LOUISE
ana LOTTERY COMPANY - - tls YEAR
NINETEEN HUNDRED And sIaEI
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
UN PRE- { EDENTED
ATTRACTION! !!
Over a Million
DISTRIBUTED.
La. S. L.
Louisiana State Lottery Go,

Incorporated by thc Leci stature for sdu.s-
tioral and charitable purposes and its franz
chisc made part Of The present state Cea-
siItution, ln Is5o, BY an ovEHwHELsfvG roFU-
lar yUrE
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INCs take place soml-Arnuauy June and
December. and lts GRAND SINGLE NUN
BER DRAWINGS take place .u each % the
other ten months In the year, and are an
drawn IN public, at the Academy Of Music,
New orleans Ia.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
married auo Died.
flaTrie0

MCCARTHY-sM August 3, ls1).
By the Rev, Father Kelley, iH Trinity Church,
Georgetown, John B, Mccarthy and Eliza
beth g. smith, both Ot this place.
BY-ARNOLD.-At tie parsonage of
the Unity Presbyterian Church, bY tEe Rev.
George 7 PaCh, Miss Helen Resale kirby To
Dr. Henry Harrison Arnold at b. u.
Wednesday, August ~ 1890
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
HIS BAD BREAK
THAT BOMB FROM THE MOUTH OF
A VERY VILE CANNON,
II LEADS TO ANOTHER STORMY SCENE
In Which the Lie is Again Passed
Between Members.
MASON AND FUNSTON GET ENTANGLED.
The Speaker Endeavors 70 Protect the
Latter but Fails, and His Language
Is Read to the House.
MASON AND FUNSTON GET EUTANGLED.

The Senate to day after trausaoting
routine business took up the Tariff bill,
and Mr. Aldrich gave notice he would
ofTer two amendments to the bill, ex-
empting from duty sugar, molasses,
tan and hides, with a view to securing
reciprocal trade.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28

Mr.. Cummings here demanded the
regular order, the day having been as
signed 20 the Labor Commit
Ice. Mf. AeClammy declared, amid
laughter, that he stood By
Cummings Mr.. EulOe tried TO ind
out what became 10 the meantime of
Funston and his words. butthe Speaker
ruled be was too late, and the Clerk
read The special oIdeT for the day.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
The House roared at this.

Mr.. Richardson said he thought the
House needn't pay much attention TO
mere words, when, as on yesterday, two
members could indulge In a personal
alteration, In which blows were passed,
on the floor Of the House without Off
cial notice or Tebuke.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28

SIT Mason said be had stopped his
lght on he Lard bill because he didn't
want 20 antag0nize the Labor Commit
Tee. Thus quiet was restored once
mlr.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28

routine business took up the Tariff bill,
and Mr.. Aldrich gave notice he would
ofTer two amendments to the bill, ex-
empting from duty sugar, molasses,
tan and hides, with a view to securing
reciprocal trade
In the House, after the reading and
approval of the journal, the Speaker
stated that the pending question was
the vote on sustaining the decision OF
the Chair ruling that the Lard bill was
unfinished business. The opposition to
the Lard bill. so rampant yesterday,
seemed to have disappeared, and the
decision Of the Chair was promptly
sustained by a vote Of 1870 to 46. The
Lard bill was then passed--yeas, 1876;
nays, 81.
Another stormy scene occurred to-
day Immediately after the passage of
the Lard bill. Mr.. Williams Of Illinois
rose to a question Of personal privi-
lege relating to Mr.. Cannon's
resolution censuring absentees last
Tuesday. He said he had remained
TIL 3p. m, when he was called home
by sickness in his family and was ex-
cused by the House.
He then got into colloquy with Mr..
Cannon and was called to order by the
Speaker. Mr.. Cannon shouted "Lct
him 60 on. lie can't hurt anybody"
Mr. Williams retorted by SAYING "I
was only going to say that the gentle
man from Illinois could not be hurt
after the proceedings Of yesterday" At
this sally the Democrats laughed and
applauded.
But II made Cannon mad. He de-
clared he was not afraid Of Yesterdays
proceedings. He said that certain al
lcgCd Objectionable matter had ap-
pCared In the official record without the
crossing OF or the dotting of an T.
Such was not the opinion Of the
House, judging from the murmurs Of
dissent which hllcd the Chamber
And those in the galleries who
had heard the remark objected
emphatically. The remark as
made had q very nasty and vulgar
meaning, and when uttered no one who
heard Il doubted but Cannon meant
exactly that and nothing else.
Mr. Mason took the floor 20 explain
some things Before he got through he
and Mr. Funston became entangled IN a
controversy, In the course Of which the
latter intimated that the former was
guilty OF falsehOod.
Mr.. Cheadle demanded that the
words be taken down.
The Speaker endeavored 70 protect
Mr. Funston by declaring he was out Of
order when he made that remark.
But Mr.. Cheadle's refusal to with
draw his demand and the evident de
sire OF the House oveTTode the Speaker,
The words were read.
Mr.. Funston explained about as
lamely as Cannon did yesterday. His
explanation turned on whether he had
said that when" Mr.. Mason said so
and 50 he was guilty Of falsehood or
The daily critic., 1890-08-28

Mr.. Funston explained about as
lamely as Cannon did yesterday. His
explanation turned on whether he had
said that when" Mr.. Mason said so
and so he was guilty Of falsehOod or
"if' Mr. Mason and so on.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28

But Mr.. Cheadle's refusal to with
draw his demand and the evident de
Sire Of the House overrode the Speaker
The words were read.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
AnuasrsauIAoall

HU fa
3 had b. teasay from school ygsieT
aF et IHu
1Ha msI bring u excuse z4ii
aaaaE
EEua aE
fala
81 Ea .Ee-F uae
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
The WAsteful Machinery Of Elections.

Simon StsfHs o. ne SsBfl.alsg Forum.
The people Of the United States have
a happy faculty Of deluding themselves
with the idea that their machinery Of
Government is Inexpensive They point
with pride 70 the fact that the judges
Of the courts, and the executive aud
legislative officers Of the country cost
less IN actual salaries than officers per
forming corresponding functions In
Europe. But what Is lost sight Of in this
boast IS the enormously Wasteful and
expensive machinery Of elections which
has grown up side by side with Ameri-
can office seeking the cost of which,
added 20 that arising from the waste and
corruption Of inefficient and party
service and 10 the expense Of our os-
tensible official organism makes the
whole outlay 70 the people Of the United
States many times more than what the
like services are performed for In other
countries So that, while there Is seem
ing saving there Is IN fact q frightful
waste, which must always exist when
the actual machinery Of domination,
which ultimately produces the result. is
hidden and irresponsible.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
maF Ftuaaalghla = Ehlrd CIass.

fF
rea Hl class cay AZ long
~ Ft1F "a raHale.gha e.e.t
Mayors. IliHl llass lagaelI
~ hI1l @ NaaEFeasIla aul
hard ..ass .e.alra -al sl l9ag all
Hl .TlIa lsaall 3 ta.Ea class elig
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
WANTED nrrp.

NHTANTRD- GOOD MAN COOK. APPLY
w az $500 W ~ West WASHINGTON. E8t
NTANrED- -AE,ITRsrCt ASS COIORED
w cook in testament 5t2 pa ave c;
come with references. 2rft
WANTEu- sErrLE. wuIrE MAN, NO
W itmiNi @. porter tore fli Fh 81
UrANTED- GOOD ERRAND Boy, WHITE
on colorad 90 033 So w;uuua without
reference %3t
WANTED- a COL0REp GIRL TO COOK
y ana 60 general homework; must stay az
nieht and hove recommendation good
wages lla th 70 e. capitol Hill 26.3t
WANTED- WHITE WOMAN TO COOK.
w wash and iron for q family OF 3; short
distance in the country Can between aud
l& mat lC0s Jefferson 81, GEORGETOWN, with
references. sd,3t
WANTED COMPETENT WOMAN FOR
w general homework; must bring refer.
ence. Apriv i,o5 18th 81 n W. 253t
JVANTED-A GIRL IN FAMILY OF TWO;
w must De a good cook; references re-
quire1, lti2 ] ave. 2l3t
NVANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework; must stay at night and
bring reference. Apply in store, lb9 y 81
p w. 253t
VNTANTFD-GOOD COLORED WOMAN TO
w cook. Apply 313 18th 50 W, bet G and
y sc. @.3t
ED-sITUATIoNs.
IAvANTED--BY YOUNG MAN FROM THE
w country, a situation as driver for a doc
tor OF carpenter wagon OF waiting in store
N1ANTBn-A LADY OF RIPE EXPERT
w ence wishes q position as assistant
teacher for the usual English branches and
beginners IN French. Address TEACHER,
Laurel Nd. 2s,3t
INrANTED-A PLACE AS WET NURSE by
w young, healthy, respectable German
woman. Address Mrs. ANNA FISCHER,
INTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLD
w girl, situation 20 do general house
work In q small family: references furnished.
call or address 1905 % st N W. 2s,3t
WANTED A RETIRED LAWYER
w and Government official, with highest
reference, n position Of trust. Address IT.,
100 N II ave. 213t
NTvANTED-BY A REspECTABLE COLD
w girl, place 20 do general housework.
Address a42 Ridge 81 NV 2,,at
NXvANTED-A LADY DESIRES A POSI-.
w tlon as copylst; has had some expert
cnce on a typewriter Address Miss NJ. r.
w, Box 81 laurel Md. 2i,3t
JNrANTED-BY A PARTY OF @ YEARS
w experience, a position as auctOueer.
reference given II required. Address W. u.
NJ, Thoroughfare, Va. E1,3t
NITANTED-BY A GERMAN WOMAN, 30
w years old, with baby months old, situ-
alton m small German family IN cook, wash
and iron Address MARY REIDY, GO Cor
don ave n @. bet 2d and %, and g sts. 26,3t
WANTED o. BY A SETTLED WHITE
w woman. situation as working house.
keeper or general Homework In small family
Of Hdults. call at an " ~ n e. cost
W. rANTED-A CASE OF NECEssTTY-AN
w European teacher, from sudden losses,
will give lessons on any musical instrument,
singing and French In exchange for a home,
best ot references. III, y. y, this office est
IVANTED-BY REsPECTABLECOLO
w girl, "a situation AZ ChambermaId on
nurse Ia a private family iu northwest part
The daily critic., 1890-08-28

The Speaker endeavored 10 protect
Mr.. Funston by declaring he was out Of
order when he made that remark.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
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To- WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT co.
~ gi6 and 9is Pennsylvania avenue.
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Rooms Gre and burglar proof, and an above
frOuud, particularly adapted for The storage
~ furniture. pictures, sc. au2 I'm