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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-04-30
row Ar a sUFF1ELD DANCE.
A Disgrs eefui Affair.

Friday night witnessed the elimination of an
affair that had its origin two weeks previous at
dance at Dave Ruggles' hail. Suffield Center.
Among the participants in the terpsichorean
festivities was Frank Boosnger, of Brimfield,
who made the journey to the scene of pleasure
with horse and buggy, which were taken care
of by the proprietor. All went well and merry
and at the customary hour the tired jewellers
turned their faces homeward. Boosinger order
ed his rig and was about to follow the retreating
company, when he discovered that his whip was
broken, and demanded that Ruggles make 1t
good either with a new whip or the price there
of, claiming that it had been broken while in
Ruggles' custody. High words ensued, and
Ruggles struck Boosinger in the face, and the
latter returned the blow with interest, knocking
his adversary down. This settled the matter
"pro tem but the affair dhonneur" ,indled
the fires of hatred, which, however mu.i they
may have been fed at the time by " spiritu:
ferment did not abate from their orisin-d in
| tensity as the day passed. Time did not hea
| all things in this case for it seemed that the re-
spective belligerents were anxiously awaiting ar
opportunity to settle the matter by the last re
sort of Kings The opportunity came last Fri
| day night, when another dance was held at the
same place. 1t is said that Boosinger declared
his intention of being present to afford Ruggle
his coveted chance of retaliation for the heav,
compliment received at his, Boosinger's hands
AT all events he was there, and several friend
were with him. Ruggles was there also will
some friends, and everything was ripe for tn
scene that shed luster on the occasion. TIL
| fiddlers fiddled, the caller called, the dancer
danced and the mellow rays OF burning kero
sene shone on happy company. The opp''sin
factions, however, were eagerly awaiting tn
moment when the dogs of war should be le
loose. At length, Ruggles and his friend:
growing impatient, brought matters to a cris
by sailing in" at moment when Boosinge
was engaged in the fascinating art which occa
stoned the gathering. Pandmonium cannot
described, especially when composed of scream
of women, sounds of blows, stamping an
tramping of feet, oaths and yells mingled inc,
tricably. The names of the active participant
as far as known, are Dave Ruggles, George an
John Warner John Shuck, Aaron Swartz, an
Frank Boosinger, James Smith and % Briel
As the fight progressed the rage of the con
batants increased and soon assumed very ser
Gus aspect, Ruggles face was pounded out of a
human semblance and Boosinger was knocke
unconscious by heavy beer bottle, thrown
Shuck, striking him in the back of the hea
which ended the fight. A subsequent examin
ton showed that his skull was cracked and
now lies in a very critical condition.
At this writing no arrests have been mad
, and what turn the affair will take is difficult
/ premise.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
tUork uantco.
Females.

Females.
COf.ORTD WOMAN wishes 10 Loan
n olics- cltv references. IFS Ne-c 30
~. room a. attn noos NARY SMITH
IASHlEK. a G,rman lady wishes poo
Y s.ton A. ca-hicr Sd-aye.
4 ADY would lIke situation a. hoo ,kc'prr
IL or oneo wofA - Wet l-.n-s..
- IIUNIiOS wanted TO ,ut and nt fur
- n.turo slip covers sewing hone. o.
bf the dav dr,-suatlng ,Atra cheap FOX
sNnut girls. Mrs.. HAHN. 49, W. f9th--t.
81 lNOGkArHi .E and TYPEWRITER.
- IN pTlcr of mercantile hous" hi- bal
-uuo hu>lur-s experience, especially To- Ni'
Insurance cofrc-l lond' nee. Uses Bennington
or Nu-t machines would a>-i-t ln oth.r
Office duties compensation m"l"fa,r M
dress r. H X =. 81. r"N 3os.
w NNTTD nv r.-prcu'lr woman. eu-
w hrid.r or nnc dirnl ?" DO a houi' "r
ro out ty ia' day. BIT city rf'r'nre'.
Use Wet 3'.h--t.
y~OTNG adv d.-irr, . position a. stenoe-
I raphe4 and K.ull rfou TYP wrlt'r. Adj
d...-- } . D0N 3. Tribune pnIcc.
v OF 81 LADY desire, position ~ -'cuog,
rtuhcr aud t,pf"r.t'r accurate Hii
can furnish references a Q" ability, Nr.t
rogerat. salary. g.. 3 =. - hura'--,.
xOyNG LADY. particularly GOOD ra-
I TOUGHER and phptogr1pher J. looking
fur employment. Addrr-, COMPEIEN J.
$50 East 7ath-st
" at 80 LADY. us teacher In q private
school In or uDar city capable r
teaching tae hich,r studies. also music ana
Ff,nch Adlre,. g.. Tribune Uptown
once. ..3- broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
lrc55MGltlrq.

ALL THE --LATEST >TYl IL or CHIL.
Adr-n's -ch0o'. p.oncnrl" 'Hi d'nD .nt
dresses % adr hy eNu. .Icucrf Grr--' 1hcf aud
designer. BoLIMAN. 80 o'h-a''.
~ LXPERIEN,Ep dr---ro.-r wolu
\ lk. a f,W molr custom. cuts, hi,
drap.s lu latest ,D.-- - - a Cav. 80
31HNrr 81 Doll.
A FIE~T.CLAN~ DKI~~NNKI viii
~ 90 OF iy ulr daN of .tk. WORK home.
Addf,-. DOlEDE 2aG W.-t @.tl--t.
a ETISTIC drr-smakng import 'a.h.
Irrcha-.d n desired Mr.. NcELEOY.
- tast 9th--t.. oppo,ita D'nn.a-'s.
A Ii -tyl,, dr.--r- p.rf.ot 10 guafan
~ t,ci 'ca gowns an1 .H't'i' chi
dtrn'- clotn.- customer, si iHihl.t
material. terms taasonaHlr. 'pohI. l''
I'OIRECT FIT graceful dar.rv. nd
I sr,t. pr.ros fancy va.-t-. 30 % 80 .
c.f.hIiaf.a. lIf.a -lih alf rf. pr On cI. go.
:10. Mime. LEON ELt NoLb~. l'J last
71th--t.
Il OMpEIENI Gr--n'f'r and '.o'A-
" maker hy d1y or "''L ,.'f oi '"HI-
t-f. b.-t fei.r,A,e home Wednesday 20
nEESSNAKIR -Ffsf.,ls.s cut'"f tnd
Dftfer mak,. -uit- 81 Up pot -Iril
anywhere flf thc pil,.. taI -l- h" i-H.-t
rIAfSOS DE CDETIA%CE II lN III.
lNi LIII. MICHEL. 10 West iIth.7t-, Iin-
porter, summer trafeliiuR. street df','es ,
laAics' material taken.
NINE. ANsOISETTE. ll2 wc-t I'm.
vi II. .upoft,r pari ynn dre-s"s fof gTls
2 ~ l. wear. every de- ripron o. d'esses
from cu-ton"rs' materin' az short n't'e~.
e. TIP. summer, travelling. street cfos.c c-
,1O madg iu latest styles Nofk shown .
r. Luxe. Fashion Magazine costume Al.
bum. Nine. OATES, go Wc.t -Ja -.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
flats co Get. FURNISHED

Y now 70 October fronts on Gramercv
Park, with privilege Of park 10 large airy
rooms. hqndsomey furnished, complete for
housekeeping: no interior rooms 10 small.
responsible family only. 500 per Wcnth
cost unfLrniskcd $500. Address GRAM
ERCY. Box 10. Tribune once.
V,O RENT. FURNISHSD.-A light. cheer
i ful apartment AZ 1876 Fast 19tn->t.. one
door east from Irving Place q low price 20
a desirable tenant. Apply 70 Il. Ii. DODD,
755 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
nlistcllaucou5


4 FAMILY or TWO almost starving +,
y unv help would De fhsniful'r r''clN'd.
Top floor font. 1872 Eo>t -1iArt
LBERT q. sPENCEH. 27G Gth-aye..
n between 18th and 18th sts-Cu brclas
larasols. canes made q cTacr recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable
A 96.P. BOOK. How O. Keep Boilers
"A Clean " frco T. sny add'-,- mo con-
rounds removes mud OIL l.IHr ~ : eils
: aling, foeaing burning. JAS. -. HoTCh'
KISS l21 Liber,y-si.
Y,IL~IGIA,~ ~IG%> PNINIID AZ hnlf
+ piicr: -al,fs,t. -.ai1H I'd send
postal NILSSON 'p- l0i li'-'"s--i
CLNTLENEN wishing 90 -.o-e q t.rir
" ltft-pr clothing a. ftr NA4He va!
\. asc call ou o.. a-drc-,
EDWARD MILLHE. 90 o'h-a'c.
DIMES Home rafor Nni's Ban Al
4 pafatus euro. r.Il-i N "'Ifl. rh"li a
ti,r and malaria. aI-o lu'Nr iUi ~.
healthy, IL haidrl, The -t-''N. ll'V
3G-aNe.
WANTED. A Good secondhand vs. tom
" rug or plush urlor suite must nr 100
good condition and cheap AcGf'~- , j.,
I .fuN ] % ave.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
flats 60 fei, nntrruiehto.

L. LATS TO LET IN THE
GORDON,
e0th-st. 9th-ave.; newly decorated steam
nat ard All modern Improvements rent
from ass to $50 pey month: rooms and
bath. Inquire Of the owner. on premises.
no LET. Two splendid single hats. IN
j tho private high stOop hrown,ton" house.
40 2la West 1O4th-st. Apply 10 .anitoT or
JAMES W. COATES 1ol !th-aN".
-cTH-ST. 3l3 EAST.-Ground fat. 4
Do LIGHT rooms. with improN cmrntS. Sl5
one upstairs, Sl1
-~TU.ST. 800 FAST.-Most elegant
> { ground nat. 4 rooms. SIS; another
al Owe. SIS all improYem rnts.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Rooms Uanteo.

xyJT WANT moro fptnishcd rooms con
w stanuy. ltcatcd eN,rl "hsI', tth y"
an, br.iurs. l. Increasing wOIderiully -
r.rl.t,f, your whoi, house six months ana
n commission after Wc rcnt ,a.h Ttn,,
Please call ancG. Ste;y, w, ,siS't ~ 10 M"
ROOM DIRECTORY, 30 Nr7I Iflh''''
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Board Wanlso.

" DUNG woman would Ike her baby
I adopted by some rcspectsbi,e peoPcel
West f5th.st. top nOor, rear house
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Anrses ano Garrlaaes.


-FLANDRAU u Co.
n. 3,2. 3l4, 37O bROOME.sT.
I.EGANI CARKIAGES OF the best class.
SUSPENSION VlCIOkIAS,
{ { SPRING Nl1LOkIAS!
n Carts, TWO Whcclcrs, LandaJiet,.
Mail Phaetons. Pau Caft,. LdnGaus.
S.nuhOur GIg,, Nlllagc carts OmuOuscs
cOTPf G.PASsENGER ROCKAWAYS,
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONBrTES,
DEPOT WAGONS.
CURTAIN KOCKAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
on BCCkBOARDS.
Oak SufIcys. OAK Wagons. oak Ruha-
bouts 2-passcngcr Bnchbolrd-, 3-pass,n2er
IlckIoa d., f-pas,enscs Bucktolids, OAK
Dos.n.Do,. O1k UcIbies. Oak Phaetons.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK.
BOARDS.
Single. Dual. TIiplct, all kinds of springs.
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAINT
FOR ONI AND TWO HORSES;
Agents FOR Biochct & Tuttlc Co. ight
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT NEHltLES,
Doctors WasonS. SWrcy Wagons.
Ladies Placton,. Nl,-a-Ni-.
Il-ht Stages. N. top CubuoletS,
Suucr PLttton~. COauacto;-' Jobs.
PONY Phaet0L~. Saxon Phact9nN,
Road WAGONS. Fancy Nshlg,c.,e
MINiAM RE TRAPS ALL KINDS,
FOR CHILDREN,
Masking the luf. 80 and most diver,lhed a>'
,.ttn,ui Of CaliaQr- in the United states.
OVER o. DIFFERENT ~IlLfS..,,
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH
Don't purchase carriage in town
OF until Won pay ns Nioi..,,o>,c
LARGEST STOIK AND WAREROOMS
~ THE WORLD.
OVER 100 ,,-,
sECOND.HAND ,1RlIAGES ABOVE
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Is Uant.l
Females.

n CHAMBERMAID.-B Protestant youBA
" woman, jus: landed, as chamberiuaif,
or address care OF Mrs. Leonard. 2l5 East
2Gth-st
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

EHAMBERMAID and wAITRESS.-By
y a neat. tidy young girl thoroughly
competent In every respect; best refer
cnces from hrst-class private city isni-
Hes moderate wages city or country
Call at ia East 4lst.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
FURNISHED Rooms.


4 PRIVATE FAMILY. near l0th-ave.
"A and l55th-st., viii let rooms very
moderate rent. board optional best ieicr-
cnces. "a West 35th-st. J.. \. DALEY.
HANDSOMELY furnished room. -outherly
III exposure 20 gentlemen priNat" isln-
ny; references 187 East ll3th-,t.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. North Wash
- ington square Large. elegantly fuI-
uish room. 81 prvste family.
OTU.ST.. a EAST-Large and smail
~ rooms. nicely furnished. - 10 - Z;
large closets quiet house reference.
OoD.ST. - WFGT.-Ncwly furnished
~ roo~- ard suites. Inquire - West
2lst-st BOWYER.
~ WEsr 38TH.sI.-lardsouely fui.
~ ul,hcd rooms. for genti,n en- summer
nriccN rcfcierccs.
oc IH.ST. 100 EAST.-Deslrable large
~ and small (, rni>hoc rooms
IN TH-sT.. = Wl1sT.-In private family
OU pleasant. sunny iron, rooms.
FAUST 238 EAST.-FurriShed rooms for
02 gentlemen private house; 10" prices
rs sfrrencc-.
1OI WTST 29TH. ST Newly furnished
~ rooms for gentlemen only
Brooklyn.
PRIVATF FAMILY of adults occupy
\ INC their own house at 36t Cllnton-st;
wish 20 rent one o. TWO nlc'N iuI"'s sn'u
rooms.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Conntrn Rcal Csinle for 5n!e

GENTLEMAN FARM Of % acrcs
y ] hour OUT Pennsylvania Railroad ana
81 I0inino city Of New. Brunswick. Of 20 OOo
Iopulat.on. fully furnished with stock
trtpe. all tools. and lmuirdiat. possession
owner no u-e foI 10 and wants an ofcf
mice $4,000. fFO.lO 4,3-jI PHIL
IIFS = WELLS. Tribune Blildinf.
A 800 AND UP-Qucon- l.. J.. l3
h.milr- OUT. lots near depot terms to suit
positively healthy frequent trtin,. KILL
IOtso,. % Wllli3m-st.
tOiN No. SEAT lo.at,d on high
" ground. with extended Views, o.
l.Ic- from city. in Orange County y. Y:
house 10 rooms. barn and carrisce-houso q.
several acres plenty fruIt and shade.
(foil0 i210J PHILLIPS g. WELLS,
Tribune Building.
A MODERN RESIDENCE with about
~ acre., one hour out on Fr.e Rail
N1v. utar station and village house II
room, an improvements steam heat barn,
rarsiag. house Nc.. a1uudancc fruit and
ats hfDlflful To alton p'0'ognpls a.
os.re. fiol9 4.Sf4. PHILLIPS &
WELLS. Tribune BuNf'nr.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAfR.- HAND.
y some residences aud building sites for
ale h0us.- O. let. furnished o. unfufni-h"d
TUBES 3 TAYLOR Beekmah--t.
a AONKFKS -Thirt, minutes from the
y cltf houses of etcrs DIR ptIon Tor sale
o. ~ I.f. country -ett- building lOt- ana
s.rf frarsitF. furnished houses Tor summer
90 fa $50 u.r month. BILLIONS
" tEEEN 20 Getty square. Yonkcrs
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Gourirn RraI Gsiatt for Sale

ID FAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT fOG sale
ID 40 great sacrifice situated ii F!sn-
Lii Village; house large enough Tor board
er- Address II. d. VAN WICK. fish-
k.l. y. Y.
COUNTRY and village homes Lear New.
u Y0rk hes aiuiul l0cn'ion- pure MsNt
brar tif1l seen ~ II turcsqne dri' IS MoVnI
El.rO Wcs chester County one hour ron
Grand C.nirli DeloJ by Harlem Rsilroad.
rDly l. T. FLlWOOD CARPENTER,
ploj's' " DRnS, Agent.
(HOIDE country seat. on or near the
I Hudson River. for sale, OF - Ieit
furnished OF unfurnished. by JONATHAN
DICKINSON real estate agent, foush-
k.epsle. y. y.
NlONI,LAIR. y. Plumbing house
VA fne grounds. COW and gdfdrn TOT
season. owner - Bible iiouse, \.
nRANGE. \. J. fall stations D esifabis
~ properties foT sale furnished ana unlur-
I'.le1 % lft a,0u o. year. =. D. NDN-
DiI. opposite Brick Church station.
SJS CASH. Zoo MORTGAGE lots Wood
S"o lawn Heights. 300 cash. 200 mort
tss., PARK BE. Nonkrr-. 300 cash, 1JOO
p tya2r l0rdham Height, JerOme-aNe.
= AkANrffD. Tribune Uptown once
-5' Broadway
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Board ano Rooms.


rEAMEE,Y PARK, n,ih lhno"nn a.
& Is.-i9, la. 9l-f.4tI- Delightful To-
..t..on elegant RON. board ana att'i uhi ,'
led also rdvll"ge, Of private pifh.
TU.ST.. - EAST naar jth-aNe.-De-
l Mghtfuuy pleasant large room eA-
coiient table; mod rate.
noTII.ST.. a. EAST Doctors Office 3
~ furnished rooms and board.
o. STST 26 WFST.- Largo. handsome.
CI and newly fufn.- I'd single ro0ih'. 2" :
,ummer prices eXcell.n .nt table board.
Tu.ST.. 10 WEST Select board {;
% nome comforts.
go MApI~ON-AVE-W board, par
Ift lof aud ,econd nooI suite ana rooms 3
summer rates transient guests received.
non MIST ann -sI.-Amerlcan family
%OU have cheerful large ana single rooms ;
desirable. location house nr-t-cia,> tNc.i-
l,nt board table bCaTfcr> accon nohhv'n
tcrm- reasonable fef"i'ncc'.
n.O NT-I 55IU-~T Elegant rooms,
~ second and hird floor with OF WIN
oui board hrst-c.ass r'icrence-
n~r NADlSON-AVE-- Large room, win
ZIJ hall room private bath excellent
board reference.
brooklyn.
ARGT plca-sn, back yaIlor. with ware
| IA room and use 81 bath - 30 Nech
,,1,b or without board ono Or tNo 3 minute
II,,i.,u-,N. elevated station minutes 70
S1nner.ase ear. 409 Herkmet-st.
,ox FIRST PLACE. Brook yn.-To let.
I.1l with board. large and hall rooms
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Citp Real Gsiatc for Sale

CHOICE WEST SIDE LOTS with build.
4 ing loans. j. W STEVENS. 9th
ave cor. 93d ST.. 145 Broadway.
L Square" north. lSlst-st.. between Sth
and 9th aVcs.) four houses cabinet friSh
c5N9j feet stories. basement and cellar
classical. oriental and unique; J. station on
corner. open for inspection or address
RICUARD DEENES. owner and builder, &C
vs. S3d-st.
C1OO CASH. $500 mortgage lots Web
- %OO ster and CTestliue ayes. 17Oth.st. :;
tte guaranteed. GUARANTEED, Trib-
une Uptown Onicc. .23S Broadway.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
CArE or RENT CHFAP.-House ONO
- sit ~nl'udid park 81 Navy-st, Brook
Nn. OWNER
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Cltn frnl estate Go Get

20 TO GRANT & CO., a. West 23d-st..
II 20 let houses. fats or apartments, fur
O he'd and uufurnished.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Real Gsialc t)anteo.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. 49, Houses,
w nats. apartments 10 let. furnished and
unfinished. for customers In all sections OF
citv. GRANT 4 Co, "A West 23d-st
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
frlp n)anlco.

Males.
IF YOr ARE OUT OF NIL fM ~
Old reliable Metropolitan Agency pos lions
procured f0r boOkkceprrs, Electors, cl'r.ts
,llDAmeu. uortor-. lacher-, driver, cOd n
m'n. stablcn.rD, watchHen, u7eiul men
farm hanis teanlrteIb, COOKS, WATERS lr D.
r.en and mechanic nrW .f1.I7 rs'' . iin.l'
METROPOLIIAN AGENCY, go way.
n EW MACIINE for printing advertising
Y signs -,ll- qulcAly I" 'E"rf VIZ h'Ht
RaclRne R.s he, VIZ, WIZ '''''
- OLICITOKo. Int. t.ilieeni pusn,iing bu.i-
y h... pI.a-ant ana pays acuN' H'h
rak, A dnc Income. M broadway. room
20
ID OOKKEEPEK- Wanted, good double
ID entry loOkkccprr 70 c'h' ~ ,nnibo
Of the account Oi IaI2' W. ~ ~
concern near the city Eooi I"it, =, s5n
quircd Address ". r. >. 7. -. i'"A Cow
WANTED salcsr.cn IN every village ana
w ca,,,,ty IA Tho Eastern States; great m
ducorerts. ,,rr Outnt write quichlt'
j. AUSTIN SHAW, Nuisefymah' hiooA'
Ign, n. Y.
Females,
W. ANTED.-A neat pam Hr"rf !" w
w .rwiug and mcnd.hg pafi "I n u'N
e,,rv week Address =. j.. d. IriDuhe
once.
xxyINTTD EXPERIENCED rapid stcnof;
w rnnbcr dadyl stat" T'i"irh,'7 Snt
salary expected W, BoN = l"o ""'1
l2d-st.
yrOISG GIRL FOR hous"work ana h"Ip
wi,h children; willing I" ID u''
country. GLOVER. f3b We-L L.----.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
CUIVCT STLI0I DIFFERED.

4 VHNNVI = %, ", VI . I','',rr ,.,r' an.
llsh fast road aud family horse, Z wears
2. ije hands hilA. pifcc r-'o. 10
.riIlcman need Wtnt a finer horse; he
natural roadster OF 10 miles pr
our. smooth. clean lmbcd. free. easy,
Faasant driver; needs 40 boots OF other
iNinIs; will ludiantec him per
Z rs sound kind and gentle; reasonable
trial allowed responsible iurcfas he
(. perfectly safe FOR anv lady 20 handle. has-
o, - ride or drive. Must be- seen 70 bc ap-
fTecis'cd. as he - in every way aS de-
.r.b,d SAT. sound. fast and liable.
40 pct horse used exclusively by the
ladies OF tho family; eNtension-'op
sit'htr family Surrey (scsts ionrl'
tOu. light road harness. laps. blankets, &C.,
nI .n perfect ord",. IN fact hardly soiled.
sud all TO hc sacrificed. a. sickness in my
family cOmpcls removal % miider climate.
Tor inspection &c. apply owners private
stable, ADJOINING private residence,
10 WEST 47TH-Sr.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
fl)ork Uanieo.

Males
A Young BUSINESS MAN "ieh .
n ,..,.f xpnrlsutr and an cNbnicu uc-
-'-,t,t.,.c. a. CnItagO, wishes 10 represent
.,,',. I,.,,rn concern excellent fcIcIrnc"h
n,rlIsf@d address 4. FOo IER, % Mar
k't-,t.. Chicago
oERMAN baEer foreman good on
a L,r,d rnk,, and pies al,p Nirnhs ana
rw.Eup,and. Apply AT IL LA5t HOUSTON
H. opp5slt. For-ytl-st.
YoriNG MAN. quick and accurate
"A desire poition In once Rtatr ~
D.rleure in banking and Nor. ahthe h1uS'A
a. ofirc.nan aud boOkkcrP'I' Huui'''
CoNGER, 1919 wayerley Place.
NCCOIiPLISnED PIANIST desire
a ,,c.ccr'cnt during tho summer months.
Agdrr., FlANISI. o-I "'''"''"''T
RrooKlyn.
AN ELDERLY German. Win uttie
n i,,nNledge Of English srrk. rmp.D!c,
1,,nt of any KIND. UAlSMANN, 1'O
West 44th.st., lst bell.
FI;SECLAsS swimming tcachrf ~isnss
"A situation for the summer Auures' T.
HANSEN. J .S37 8d-sHe.
yOTNG Man can make hlmscn u.s., u.s.
u hi ~ ANYTHING speaks German anu
English Gnentlv. y. b.. l.3ls dave.
~ ACTIyE NAN. age 25. employed
\ co,,,',o u hours N the morning. wishes
,,innP a, .nvthing afternoons ana etrh-
i,."or i"c. or niyhta. al good rapid penman best
references. J. McGONLhN' eSo LeA'ns'
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

4 N~ON or YEAR. I3 miles from city (:
> large double house. stables, SC. in good
rider; lawns aud shade 10 let cheap. KEEL.
LOGG. So Willlsm.ss
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-11-28
Trade in Cast or Teeth.

A medical statistician estimates that
the citizens of the United States are car
rying gold to the value of $500, 900 in
the recesses of what ought to be their
teeth. There are no people on the face
of the globe who have such bad teeth and
who spend SO much money upon them as
the Americans. No doubt the habit of
hurried feeding and the wholesale con-
sumption of sweet dishes have assisted
much toward this end. But is it not a
mistake to suppose, as says the medical
statistician, that false teeth set in gold
are buried when their owner shuffles off
this mortal coil2 If this is the custom in
America, it is not so in England, or why
the numerous advertisements offering to
to buy old artificial teeth? The old teeth
are not bought to use again, as some
nervous people fancy, but simply for tha
sake Of the gold.-Popalar Proeides.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-11-28

''It is singular" declares Frank Les
lies, "that the rise in silver threatens to
seriously affect Christian missions in for
eign lands. When silver was worth
twenty or thirty per cent. less than it is,
an American dollar was obviously worth
in the debased silver coinage of foreign
countries twenty or thirty per cent. more
than it is now. In other words, the rise
in silver has brought the currency of
silver lands pretty nearly to an equality
with that of countries banking on gold
basis. 1t is said that the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society will, by reason of the
rise in silver, require special appropria-
tion of 800, 900 to meet the increased
cost of exchange in India, and that all
other religious missionary societies will
be seriously affected"
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-11-28

1t is interesting to know that when the
new naval vessels are completed the ef-
fectlve force of the United States navy
compared with the European navies will
be as follows: United States. forty-two,
of which five will be battle ships and ten
other armored vessels; England, seventy
six armored, 291 unarmored; France,
fifty-seven armored, 203 unarmored; Rus
sia, forty nine armored, 119 unarmored,
and Germany, forty armored, sixty.
five unarmored. "But the comparison
with these greatest powers of the world
is more fiattering, admits the Washing
ton Star, than that with the smaller
naval powers, such as Holland, Spain,
Italy, Turkey, China, Sweden and Aus
trla; for we are surpassed by them al
Dysa with the new ships added"