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Domesiit 6lluanone UHnieo
Nialcs.

Males.
A YOUNG MAS Who understand, the
y care of gentleman place grc''n-
house COZ rIapcry. ucWcr hrd- and private
lawns. Addic,- JtJ Last 3i-t-,t.. la care
Mis-. Br.eru.
ADVERTISEMENTS IOK IlIL new
y YORK TIIHuN WILL bE k IT,
80. I-is HioadHa,. corner ThirtI II, t.-t..
until - -. m.. $50 Broadway. between
Twenty second and Twcnty-thhd as.
- UTLER 49, an Enclishman; comp
- tent. ,obrr ana trustworthy age -
- mO.th,' AI,t-cla,- city reference Nd
o. ~ j.. HoH .. Tribune pt""n once
.237 broadway.
- UTLER-By nr-t-cla,- Swcde. or valet
ID To- invalid gentleman understands mas
sage. call W.. MALMBEl;b, 81 ith-atc..
bet. 10Th aud 10Th st.. upstairs, west side
ith-av".
IL rILER COOK -, MAI and wife. man
ID u- experienced walter aud carver. carr
nu with rl1., and silver. aud generally
useful Witr j. a hr-tciu~r COOK, ia an It's
branches. rood pastry cook. aud laund rr-7.
Addr.-. OF cali Will LAM. 30 lst'a\r"
2d Moor. care Of Mr., Ihomnt kriilN.
ID UTLIE.-b ,obct man; ln small
ID pfi,atr family thoroughly competent
boo AN biuurhc- honest and willing. .'.-t
~ CITY recommendations. Addit-- FM He,
Tribune Uptown once, l.23o broadway.
DU1IIE Hy young l'rcncln an, >prah
ID ihg English, Who understands MS bA'l-
u,,- thoroughly sober ana trustworthy b
best " references from lat employer APP
py 81 ith 18Th and 20th SIS.
OACHMAN.- Il, Competent. temperate
~ man married medium size UNDER
-taud- pI0p.r care unr horses, caffhg =,
70. u Tsunal cltN recommendations. CAMP
ULLG. i5j East 96th-,t.
EOACHMAN. GARDENER aud iSE-
u lt I-NAN By young N"'dr, good
with horses. caro- and driving 'an milk.
attend ur,- Do useful inside ana OUT good
reference. ~ CARPENTERS. los 6th-aV".
GOACuNNN or GAKpi NElt.-liy a mar
- rl,d man no children. German thor.
ouphly understands the ~ tlr care 81 mae
horace. harness and cauiagcs, good rider
sober willing and ohliginR. AZ tcicl.Icr-
viii show good gardcncr. Address 1T d.
WIG HOLMAN. car. OF ft'd SchWin'r.
iia McseIolc..t. RrocNyn. f. u.
EOACHMAN and GROOM. ny young
\ married man, no family Just Olsen.
gnv,d reliable stylish city diver; strictly
sober honest aud obliRing thoroughly uu.
drrrtnnds care ~ mo horses carriage ana
hnrness 10 years references nom sulnr OF lh'
beet fnmillrr In the city aood appraranco
Addgcss JOHN. 1iO West oith'st'' private
l9aLl4
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Domcetic Situations tUnntr0


ll,,t ,, ,., '''I' ..'r,,ut. with first.
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-. ,.t,nrv f. ~D%N.\tTIiN.S
l,Iri.ONNLNI BJhEAI. 10 Jd-.>c.. u,ac
-th--t
pr~pt, .rAuTI tItI. vnrI ul.. fo
\ ' ", --.i...,r AcIr.-, Mr..
IHu%IrD\ Ca, .l.,,..
tE.N,u NURSE want, % ,ituauon
\ Win .u,uIu.. ,lIldl,u. 10 W. Jbd.
@
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g. ,...i
4 nNLl;ll~.i.. Mii.N IT, t0t, rue y tWN-
IIN.1 ar ,fllI UPTOWN OFiICI'N.
~. ms Itf,,dv.t corner Thnty.ul-t. ~
nm - d. u $50 Hro.,fNuy b.,v..u
TN,nt...i,ond and Iumtt.rhird ,t,.. until
= D.. u.t go W.T. twenty 'thirG .0t',, corner
ii'h'h-'N'. i'- ''l .aN'-' Loo i"uilh-
ave-, corner 'iIi'' u'-'''
4, oNlr\NIDN .Ernlcd. educated. mus.
I cal cultivated lady. ae, 81. wl~hc,
position a7 companion nothing mental
would make herself u-tiul Tor homc. SlN
CERTIFY, Irbuur Uptown ONCE, LBS
BIDldWat.
roNp,XIoN Ky an American lady a.
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Work udntt0
Males

-
- LAHeH AsoT nm -'i y Hp r,2 Row
4 NLElCAN l.'n'.r aaat, ~ort a4i-o.
80 ''al'.'.t'ir..,n,i'r - T.. .o1t-t p. ,,.
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I'H4.lt4~'N, 10 90" '-.''.
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ir.'Iu't
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/ Y r'u. I'D -oh.i 'an fDrni DO bonds and
| ii.f"nr" from i'-' employer SALARY sl'.
] Adii .-- g.. l'.huhc DHi'r.
] - .-ttu.p .r. rply,Tr .t,RI.rApy
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hEI\IE Young man 81 90 vould like "A
/ ~ situation du,u, uuca. cAprrIrnc.d
/ boo the lIur ~ -h.Dpiue Addr,-- g. VI
/ 'I'l .l'LI- $50 West i"Ih--i
hHfl.lE &c.,. s manned swedish man
Il
- d" 80 "",'' -ih' To- nave position '-
/ ri.l', 49, ''gi'h"u-
hl''I'N 'I''N. ''l -'l--'' Hf""hI' 10.
hEINIE rs tn strong Young man.
- '.' ~ -. .tPI''' "t "'"N'i M!t,"..'
/ ~, 'u l''- '''' ."'' ""N'''' D. ~ ~
"''
tfU, AtpI1YES .r rpTt IN rNtptoy.
! - EE--Ali cla,-c, v reliable male
] help carefully selected and sent upon re-
/ c"ipt ~ postal card OF telegram 10 Our
/ O., - u.c lcltN OF ccIntryI mercantile. no.
/ I'll, factory aud fIrm nelp specially
! MI ECANIlLE AGLNCf. 3dl-83J Ful-
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DIcsslmukinQ

4 bNlGTlaiMGNIs foH TnE Ntw-
y Abith IEiut 81 VIII ni ~
.,lINlp Az InL UPTOWN mons,
Nu tis tIIuadNaN conner lhlttN u'-i 81.
uUuI % 10 900. 300 broadway. bttWtrh
Twenty second and INVENT, thii rin., unill
D. m. go VT iwrntN thiti nj '"'".'
Eighth ave. t'2 sixth ave. los l"Ntih
ave.. ,oinri ouif-,uth ~ zoo lhifl ave-
corner Iuftg seventh. st., .u,n lllfd ave.
irtr NiNtA. ht-t.-t. / ,Ua tlt7t ave-. l"n
Wet forty SECOND 20. smith ave. hnd
~iAt,. eighth 81. tud 80 litrfiN IT "nh 3D..
HARLEM OFFICE. lro last pnr ] uh"trd
and tWrnt, ulth-at.. up 10 D. M, al regular
olirr rates.
hEi ~~MAkII, Wishes rngaecmtnt, 10y
~ ia, cor v.rh. p'fftct nttct and Zach
lnuublr draper reasonable terms. Address
pEloSM Nk lli 100 West idh-st
nEIS~NlAKIR or long experience pr
~ i.,t utter. accustomed 20 finest trade.
would like 4 few more engagements bf ih"
da,. j. T.. noN o.. Tribune ptoNn Once.
J 23s broadway.
L. ASHIONABLE nRFSSMA KER deslr".
Il a few more customers AT home latest
STYLES REASONABLE r1t,t MIS-. j. T.
WARD. 3l2 Wc-t 47th--t
ELONE-FITTING suits made from -
VI aud up. a. a guarantee. | cut ana NJ
the first lining free of charge evening
dresses a specially Mis-, NAYLOR. 2O3
East el,;--t.
n ADII.S. have YOU ever seen our new
IL gold and silver belts 10 wear with
matinecs and wrappers They ar posi-.
| tlyc!y exquisite. Also our imported
ming,. W. retail almost ~ French prices.
which Is much lower than The market
value OF thoee handsome goods.
Az GAGNE PETIT. 90? Broadway.
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pVrRTlsFMlN FOH TINE NEW
/ ~ YORK TEIBtAE WILL lt ~
/ ,liVED 81 mn trIOWA OfIItE9'
| No 23a lao,dhat, 'oinrr lhtly -ni STU,
| uNul - -. m.. go Broadway b'l"'.h
/ Twenty sr,ond und twenty -thiid -tsY uhtli
/ b -. H.. 20 Wr-t twenty third 81, corner
! lirhlh ave-, H., Aisth.atr.i l'j f"hfh'
| ave. rOinrr ioItt'r u.-t
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6tla mlnteo.
Males.

Males.
A GENTS wanted 20 sell real estate In
"A Nc,tmcnt -harr, on in-taim'nt- liberal
commissions To PERSONAL wOrh"r,. VI ! II
CAN 1ONTINE INNESIMLNT UNION.
so Broadway. N"W-Aofk.
A COLLECTOR aud Insurance clerk ia
N prominent real estate concern a good
position To right man must live In city.
Adde'S IN own hludw ritlug. with ufrr-
'ncc,. INTEGRITY. Tribune Ohice.
A ONE man wanted 10 solicit suhScrip'
\ tiOu- 10 a commercial agency on
living salary; only one understanding the
bu>nc~- thoroughly Md n!dr.- -. Win RI
cIrncco. AGENCY, Tribune once.
4 UVTKrISI MENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEINED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
40. LIS broadway. corner Thirty iirrt-St.,
urtu p. m.. $50 Broadway, between
rw,uty.,acoud and TNcnty-ufd ~ts., until
8 p. m.. go V 80 Twenty tLird-st.. corner
Elehth.iNr.. 1i2 sixth ave.. 1913 Fourth
ave. corner Fourto"uth.,t.' 7dO Ihird-af".
corner fotty--Neuth-st.. Lu2i Ihud-atc-
Lar SiN' .'r-t--t. l,1Os tiI,ta''.i Iuy
~iNty-, Icuth-st.. and SO LihrffY->t., and fhr
HARLEM OFFICE. loO last On'-hundrrd-
and 'v 'uty-ifth st., up " .. M. at regular
l. MPLOYMENl for hoohkrcper- ~,
II porcelain salesman. 800 -tabl"uah,
flu. cooks. $40. ga druti. So grocery
clerks 7lot useful m"n iOr hotels and Pcs,
'tUrulf- hall and coat. ItoIu hoy- I'D
others positions qua aitHd CENTRAL
Ari Ntl. 81 itton-,t.. bIooA.}n.
"IIEIE To LNII OY RS."-Au male
help carefully selected and sent 0n r.
.pt 81 order tltt or country. NEl EO-
rOLlTAN AGENCY. 6o, broadway.
HAENEs> ~TIrCHLR - once. 25l
II Avenue u. no,1,n Point. y. J.
lIAKtIID cot PHI TO- small place "a
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FURNISHED Rooms.

4 -A.-A.-PKlVATE FAMILY. near
y. shave. 51tl--t.. Will let elegant Sec
Dad door TO select adult family with board
furnished second hool ncaI Ncw-Nork club
oIii0hal parties desiring houses apartments.
o. rooms VIII aud without board can have
riyine a. LvERffT DIKECroRY. -
,aasg fo[ lsg .iS soo np,EI1cHH,s
- West 35th-st.
4 GENTLEMAN can hay" larg, fut.
n iJ,hrC room lu strictly private
faulty restaurant within one block. 81
Adelphi.,t.. Brosllyn.
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Broom
IA pdr.or floor: all IMPROVEMENTS suit
ahl. fur physician. OF dentist, iu living
Plucr. address 81 Broadway room 81.
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE- RE-
CEINEp AT TIE UPTOWN OFFICES.
30 rs Broadway. corner rhifty.hr~t-,t..
until g j. no., go Broadway, between
Twtnty-> and TNenty.thlrd St.. uuta
: =. do. go West Tw,uty-thiId->t.. corner
L.gAtA-.Nc. - SlNth-aV".. los Fourth
ave. corner FouItc'nth-st.. ESQ Ihlfd-av".
corner Forty-soNcutA-st .O26 Third-ayc.,
west F5ity.,ccond st. Nu'h.Syc. and
SiNtv-elplth-~t.. and r9 Lib"IfN-et. and thr
HARLEM OFFICE. loO East Ouc.hunGr,d-
!d-twoutv-nith-st.. up TO : J.. Ia. At regular
o!hcc rates.
ANDSOMTLY furnished room. with or
IL without board al modern improve
m,lts: location central. terms low.
Van Ness Place. near Blecck,I-,t.
HANu~OMLIY furnished a.coSe and
III ~quaI- rooms running water private
family, terms mod,rt". lGj Wr-t 10th
It.
HANDSONTLY furnished bachelor apart
IL m.nt,. 46 W,st 3Jd-st.
NEATLY FURNISHED sunny room.
y Largo closet rat fir, la,, also hall
II EAST 32D-ST- Handsomely furnished
L room, 1rst-class private house, ref
-Iruccs.
CiTH-ST., l33 WEST near Broadway.
~ Hand -Omely furnished rooms every im-
p.oYcmcnt; reference.
- TH-ST.. 123 WEST.-Privato family
I'D Will rent 10 single gentleman, large
front alcove room. nicely furnished.
soD.ST.. 283 EAST-Fc,ri-hed room Tor
> = pn- a., two rention ca private house a.
.ow price; references.
- >T.>r., - WLSI-W,u furnished
l room 70 let 10 gentlemen modern
gon1 eni'nces, near J. station; pfNat"
family.
or EAST sjTN ST Furnished room,
OO 20 LET ou ir-t floor bath and ga ,
references exchanged.
az LFXISGTON.AVE.. near ecu.
l,Ct ira. Park and elevated station.
Elegantly furnished rooms. with private
bath and dressing rooms. g"ntlru"u only D..
f.ne new house, choice location.
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Real estate 10 GtrhanQe.

VIZ ANTED. Country jos .d-ucc in *
w change; paving hat property; location
desirable well rented Lght mortgages.
J. o. HOYT. 4 Broadway.
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NoTNG woman a, iirNt-cla,> .n a,i FAX,
maid and s,amstrrss can wait on .nvs
IiIir.u. thoroughly competent
Sevgral wears highest city reference -
! East 5lst.st. ring lst bell. ----
~ Or-NG woman 90 do houSe"o,,An IN Srnsii
family: city or country. 10 Pefry-sS.
xyOTN,, Girl want, situation IN prlNate
\ family 10 90 60 oral houNewofh' 81
lOth.ave.. near 35th-Nt.
W DUNG swedish girl wishes place s
I nurse and to do other worA. CAL ~
| sol East 41st-st. ring twieen.rrH -
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GOOK and LAUNDRlSN.-Ry a compe.
y Uuf Young woman cor cooking alone
CSC, llrut y r-Onll city references. Please
.iII - 10 GfI-a.,.. near f.u-~t
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ORANGE. y. j.. propcrtir. all price,,
" for sale, furnished and UNFINISHED
houses % rent. ;. b. CONDIT. Brick
Church Station.
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Connirn Real estate for Sale


At CRAWFORD. 40 miputes from New
~ YOgk Oh Central K. r. Of y. j., deslr-
aO.e French roof house for sa4c Rooms.
IAN and fruit; lot l00X300; good situation,
near station. Apply 10 WM. y. BIGEL0W.
CfanfoId, Union Co., y. T., OF CHAs. LEO
ABBY Al Maiden Lane. y. J.
at YONKFRs- ON-THE.HUDSON. 80
"A minutes from the ely, modern cottage,
81 cOnVenilnccs o. city hOu-, plot COX
200; near depot; price - 600 spacious
house with all modern couFeuI'uce- hah-
acre land, fine trees, tul;, stable, &C.
''''' BELLOWS 4 WARREN,
Getty Squafc. Aonkrr-.
A ,ENCY FOR MONICLAlK.-Hand-
n some residence anu luAGlhg sites i0I
sale; houses 70 l.t. furnished or uniuI-
ni,hed. TUBES 4 TAA LpR. . Beekman--t.
A DVEETIsENENI9 FOR THE NEW
II YORK TKIEUNE WILL ~ Re
CLINED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. l,23s Broadway, corner IhiIty-hr,t-st.
W. - a. and ~? r,,ent yl .., Tpti
s p. H.: 20 W.T. Twenty third So, corner
Elrhth-aye.: 1872 SINtl-tYr. lj5 Fourth
ave, corner Fourteenth 200 IhIC- Lave,
come! IOTty-,'N'rth-s-. ,O2o IhId-dtey
rear SiAty.hf-t-.t. 70s Fif,t.,N..; 100
West Forty --ecOrd--'.. Ninth-aVe. and
SiXtv-oi glth--t., and go LiIrrtv->t., ana o."
HARLEM OFFICE l-1 Ea-' Onc-hundl. d.
-twenty-nf,h-st.. up 10 . =. H., at regular
ofico rates.
nESIEABLE property in Ncw-Jcr,ey
~ for -alc and 20 l.t Oh lime OF D.. J..
and W X. X. :. VI. TAYLOR, - East
Hlh-.t, y. y, or - GOul1-ase. Nc"afh,
y. j.
II LBFEON. y. J.-Tor sale. ELEGANT new
H 15-IOom fc-id .Drr: plot IjOA3O0. price
$4,000. WILLIAM LANE, Long Branch.
l. ARMS for sale; large and small - 500
to 600 900 bai gains seldom Offered .
lo. ated Nc"-Jcr,.v Nrw-Gork Long Isl
and. j. ". FIELDLE. 30 Liberty-st.
HOTEL. with 200 furnished rooms. for
III sale, at ocean Grove. y. j. near the
ocean: steam heated on, elevator steam
cooking Laundering hot sea water baths ,
great bargain VIII hauer for city prop
crty IN part. J. ". FIELDER, 80 Lib
ctty-,t.
ORANGE. y. J.. properties. all price,
" for sale; furnished and UNFINISHED
houses % rent. >. ID. CONDIT. Brick
Church Station.
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IOACuMAN and GARDLNEK-By an
| y Amrfi,au. tAr'll'uL reference can 40
| all WORK on place. pold careful driver ana
| rdrrtah.I horrr-. haIne--, cairdgrr R0yd
! vegetable "ud .urf. 'in milk. ~ CAIs-
! fff- tI4 an. asa.
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Rnnlnrse e hnnCre.

ID ARrN HAVING 1900 carh van have
1 hall interest IA good paving business
PARTICULARS. loo Nassau ai.. Nuom 81.
DESPONSiHl.I party want, AGENCY tor
IL MarN land and % e. lur Huud liQuut
nousr, good TRADE guaranteed ALLEN,
Grant and iihito So. baltimore. Md.
~ m AUTHOR of an exceedingly rlahor.
ate ESSAY uu uu~ulNtd social question
Wishes 60 meet party with money O." publish
The book, ot viii dispose of aulh"l- ship ihr
publication viii certainly give f-r Goo ron.
troNci-N all over the country. 900 -utial a.
wen ~ 900 religious cir.lc-. aud There o. "A
chance for au ambition, panty Co gain f'-
put9tion and tam" NO Su,,o,i. IN ..'rt.is
need apply Addfrs. so TEltIlliN. h"N
81. Tribune Onicr
INlI Crtnopedic Mlr,hu- Machine. for
both ~,Nr-. patent allowed remove,
all defects nf walking ip 4 frw lessons
magnificent Investment. Address " Al IA !. *,
1ubun" Uptown once. i.ao Hrni"nE.
TO MAKE 700 peg cent profit ON your
money. invest 100 cheap vacant lot
mo- risk value constantly Increasing Nd
drcs, INNESTNENi Tribune Uptown
Onicc. rs broadway.
NO INVESTORS. Valuable business
property aud established cash businc~-
now netting 500 month. and with little
additional capital viii net 5000 month I;
pricr 80 600. $40 GOO must De- cash lb~u-
! iutcly SAFE aud sure investment NO risks.
! JOHN BOLE, Grand Rapids. Mich.
" ALUAHLE PATENT FOR SALE Tor
' instrument needed an over thc county
| To perfor9t, designs for cmbroidciing. NJ.
! BENDICK. owner i3S broadway.
AZ ANTED.-A partner with capital In
w iron works established over 30 years.
! J. BODEN. station {.
w ANTED. One general agent in every
w STATE for pat 'ntod article success.
! fully established uro' Rhout ~" Cnii,d
states must have $1,000. Address FL
! ING. Tribune Onic"
AZ ANTED 20 purchase a >at" business
/ w that viii Weld sur" income. Nd
| drDss with particulars j H., Nonh'rN. y. \.
yxJNNTED.-A partner with money. or an
| w agent who can give security. 70 push
! "A valuable dcntfricc which has highest I'M
! dorsomcnt~. DENTlFRlCE. Tribune ONCE
WANTED Partner in established daily
! w newspaper large clirntagc near New
| York : good opportunity for active practical
man. Address r. d. L.. Tribune once.
| X1OTNG MAN. with frw hundred dol
| ! lars io invest can secure good paying
position in an Office business. Address
| ENTERPRISE. Bon 2GG. Tribune Uptown
Onicc l23~ Broadway.
o1Oo WILL my confectionery.
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domestic 8lluailons Uantt0
Females.

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n. MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly Miss l.. CampbelD,
OS WEST a2D-SJ
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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-11
A scllier's Idsa Of 81 un."

We have heard different versions of
what constituted fun, but we heard IL
new ore the other day from an old
soldier. At Gettysburg, about the
time of Picketts charge, the relater
was stationed down toward the edge
of the wheat field, and he was sent out
in charge of squad to relieve the
picket in eopse OF woods. Meeting
the sergeant he was about to relieve.
he asked him what his orders were
He VS. informed, and among other
things the piekets were not to fir
''Why,n said the relieving sergeal. ,
they are firing right now. Why don 1
you stop them?'' "Oh, we'll, they are
just having a little fun in there. The
rebels have got possession of stretch
of stone wall, and our boys swear they
are going to take it away from them. "
Our informant went in and soon he
and his men were us deep in the 'fun
as their predecessors, notwithstandfn.
their orders not to fire. They kept it
up, lodging behind trees and worlxin :
around the woods until they got :.
flank fire, ran in on the stone wall AMI
captured it. They had their fun and
accomplished their object. West
chester, Pa, Record.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-11
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

John Gsbhard, his wife and their two chill
dren were instantly killed by the train on the
North railroad at Gloster, N. J.
Mrs Mary Turpie, mother OF Senator
David Turpie, was burned to death near
Delphi, Ind. She was nearly ninety years of
age.
Hon. Isaac N. Jordan, prominent lawy er
of Cincinnati and ex-member of cong gress,
was instantly killed by falling through an
elevator shaft.
Robert Leeds and Jerry Hitchcock were
riding on the loot board of an engine in
Cherokee, Iowa, when two freight cars
crashed into them. Leeds also suffered
fracture and was pinched about the hips.
Near Dayton, Wash, Mrs. Sarah Hosler
stepped between two men who were quarrel
ing with shotguns in their hands. The gun
in the hands of Charles Robinson was dis
charged and Mrs. Hosler was instantly kill
ed.
Four members ofa party from New Haven,
Conn, we're drowned by the capsizing of a
sail-boat on Lake Tohopekaliga, near Kis-
simme, Fla. They were Mrs. E. E. Turner,
, George Herbert, Mr. Case and Frank P.
Greene.
Northern Pacific freight train from Port
land escaped fro m the control of it's crew
through the air brakes giving out on the
grade entering Tacoma, and collided with
another freight. Both locomotives and q
dozen cars we're hurled into the bay. Engi
/ neer Decker and Fireman Horton, OF the run
away train, were killed and two brakemeu
were fatally injured, and one brakeman il
missing
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-11
AGAINST PARNELL.
Justin Mccarthy to Prepare
an Address to the Irish
People.
parnell Will Make a Personal
Appeal to the Irish this
Week.

LONDON, Dec. 10.--In response to the call
issued by Justin Mccarthy, the leader of
the anti-Parnellite section of the Irish par
ty, all the members of the party who are
opposed to Mr.. Parnell assembled to-day to
further consider the line OF policy to be
adopted. Copies of the call had been adj
dressed to Mr.. Parnell and his supporters.
but II is hardly necessary to state that none
OF them were present A council
comprising eight m embers, Messrs.
Abraham, Dillon, Healy, O'Brien, Arthur
0'Connor. Thomas Power 0'Connor, Sex
ton and Sheehy, was appointed to assist Mr.,
McCs,shy III deciding the future action
of the party. After the appointments OF
the council an adjournment was taken un-
til tomorrow.
Before adjourning the meeting unani-
mously authorized Mr.. Mccarthy to pre-
pare an address to the Irish people at home
and abroad. In this he will give the pres
ent aspect OF the Irish question and outline
the future policy of his party.
Mr.. Parnell will send mission to the
United States for the purpose of placing be-
lore the American people his side OF the
controversy that has arisen in the National
st party.
William OBrien sent a. cable dispatch to
Mr.. Parne'l to-day appealing to him to sug-
gest some way by which Ireland might be
saved from destruction. Mr.. Parnell re-
piled: 'It is now too late to rescue the
seceders from their false position. / shall
be glad to consult you on your arrival in
Europe"
Mr.. Parnell has sent a dispatch to Mil,
waukee declining an offer of $15,0 600 for 10C
lectures.