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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
GENERAL srArF NorgS



There Is considerable excitement out
near MeMursAy lake over What is SUP.
posed tn be = vast coal and marble aela
neAr the iake shore road. and preparations
aTr being made 30 start = saw and sAingle
msu.
Slaughter saa e Jsa "A
The der have migrated frua their frosen
Enoe6sSin bauats 70 more genial winter
quarters Aaa are ass5le numerous
ia the vicinity o. Seos creek.
Herds ef seven And sssht are
se~u, frauk smith twfce. Beniarnin
Waite ard George Andersen once each has
had tie pleasure IT bringing daAa as
sieez. DaR Waite and party srona Slaughter
shes one lass week, Aiss Mr. bacElev al
t'ovlaEtoa has SHOT shrvc. and Messrs. Raw
ana Walter NasuoSk one eacA These
aalaass are 81 greafsr numbers thsa IN
prrytogs winters
Saaaav naafa8ne. IsnnaFy Il. & p. Pat
tsp sh@t = gray cage which measured
seven lext aaa ere inch sraEa Up "a Up a
wings SeysfM others have been seen
hereahoats.
TEE res sehocgha4se for DsstFet Il has
hsen completed aaa b. ia ever resreet.
uaQsterR- Il Is isrxe fer dlssrtcs scaoa,.
heass. = pgonpvsy ..sAtssa, IS warm AMI
eeavsnssni. Is equipped Esta esgAl sAa
maps, a seo-faot sloae. q irst-elAss rsasains
caart Ana tAFes hsaekgsaafss& Tee wAs-
nsshesa sat- hsasthfai sad ensasersAhe as
VEL - hesattal. WITH s~atsss capacity for
festy f.uplIx. are * tFoa ard Neod. son.
ssrwSsea oa sAs saost approved pattern.
"A ample FeSssztASa sessee snd sahssAr.
IA ts@e aef y sA1de and chair. eslrsasus. ETC.,
eomraSge see euslss
tSzessa ro9usY Tsmex
In tie nssxhs-agssssas4 q s'Trssoa TIE snaz
has dySssssi 50 esaig sh&t = n4A4 e4rsssr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19

TIE reported discovery ~ ElssnehnSx al
elay saisatls fsg ere-hries SD by praesi.
es,l test ssEsrsag to The EAeslsa. Is ~ vsry
sFsst iaspaFtaFsee 4 trge. ana tie repeyts
sre - eisepustsns5ai As hardly 81 admit ot
3 jCea' /. ths elay = ia s0sscient eaan,
ti1y asa - the aGslssy Indicated hy ~
ports g sAe tests sheses resflsoas IN T. :"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
ChiIberg & Gardner,
AGENTS,
Second Street. neWellyn.DOdge Block,
Room q.
Present Prospects of the Ship
Canal.

The senators and representatives OF wash
ington. Oregon. California. Montana. North and
South Dakota and Minnesota have formed =
permanent organization with the express view
OF obtaining for this great section greater in
fuence In Congress for public improvements.
Following this move, December 10, isss, the
Posr-IETEL1sKNcxRp published memorial, pre-
pared by our representatives TO Congress. ask
ing the United States government 20 build .
ship canal connecting salmon Bay with Lake
Union, Lake Washington and Lake samamish.
This canal win certainly be constructed. and
the result viii make an immense and rich terri
tory tributary 70 salmon Bay.
Can YOU imagine the wonderful increase of
valuation 10 real estate that's tributary 70 Sal
mon Bay this canal would cause9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
ESTABLISHED 1865.
H. 4. Dearborn & Co
REAL ESTATE BANKERS,
Room 2. ne~iin Block

Lots overlooking Lake
Union on electric motor line
6oxI2o feet, 5000.
Lots 6oxI2o feet, less than
a mile from business center of
Seattle, $3.50.
Lots within three blocks OF
Madison street cable power
house, soxI2o feet only $500;
6oxI2o feet, $3.50.
Lots near Jackson street
cable $3.50.
Choice 5-acre tracts, $r,75o.
Business property and acres
at the very lowest price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19

TIE FrvngA salkYeness 20 Panama
80 s1as TIE sAaal eaa he as3shsa Ia two
ye@Fs 4 fenss can BE oSssans3 Pssgae
ca thai se
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
Now Please Follow the Situation
Further.

why are so many manufacturing enter.
prises being established ut salmon Bay,
and what prospects has II for future de-
veIopment9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
100 Doses One Dollar
AnacorteS

Come and see the property
before you make your selections.
We have the choicest bust
ness property in the city. To-
Gated within two blocks of the
steamboat landing, all cleared
and graded. For sale on easy
terms.
We also have some good in
vestments in cheaper lots from
SI7s to $500. These lots will
double in value within 90 days.
Call and see us when in town.
Office temporarily with the
"Anacortes Progress" the best
paper published in Skagit
county.
Crawford & johnson
Real Estate Agents. Anaeortss. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19

In tie ussxht-egsss.a8 e ssvsssoa tie saax
has assssssi 80 esdig shsa SAL carrier
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
ls9'-rWEINE

Griffin, Of West Troy j. II. Guild OF Albany, ana ). h.
King, Of Fort Edward were elected Conference trustees
for three years. The Rev. DR.. 4. ;. Boyd. OF the
American Bible Society; the Rev. DIR. Clark, OF Inc
christian Advocatcn the Rev. J. = Chadwick OF the
fIcedmen's Aid and Southern Education society ana
Dr. lreeknridee. Of the rooayn Methodist Hospital
IN brief addresses presented the claims OF their
respective interests. 4 subscription was ordered for
The continued support o! bed IN the BROOKLYN HOS
pial The Rev. Frederick Widmer. OF Round LAKE
was found guilty Of only technical error In connection
with his report about the Bennington Church last
year, and was cxoncated Judge carney
oi Bennington the complainant, expressed
himself perfectly satisfied with the finding
OF the Committee of Inquiry in the case. In response
to a vigorous appeal made by the Rev. Dr. J. Is.
Hamilton. Of LrOohlyn. the conference adopted
"Nctcians' Day. for wOrn-out and superannuated
preachers Nine other conferences in the East have
already taken similar action
The Rev. Charles +. Dowd. Of Saratoga Springs.
representing the Presbyterian synod Of Hcwiork.
addressed the conference in regard to moral and
religions education IN the public schools. He wished
to see federation Of all denominations In TINS
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
rcrgICITY i CENTURY FROM N0W.
,,res VIEW Of NEW FEATURES OF THE ExHl-

,,res VIEW oF NEW FEATURES OF THE EAh-
r,rox HELD AT THE LENoX LYcEcN'
,ress view Of several new features OF INC I'e0''i
H,frhpi,,on now in progress at the LenoX Lyceum
s"r the benefit Of the NewYork Exchange ior "on."l
,aorr WAS given Yesterday afternoon. Inc P''n'ip'i
ss.,rre Of the entertainment was thed'''0"i lop
,esentations called "Gimpses OF the i"en''e"
.urv showing the household uses OF eiee''''"s III
1000 one of the characters in the play VINO wore q
Sres, suit. was supposed to have just a"ancne" iron"
sleep Of 100 years. Ills host IN hi'cAe po'"o'S
.howei him the electrical wonders OF inc '"e"'o'"
century such ships. pictures o" ee ""' "'"u
sactrc,tv and daily papers received through pneu
.,c ,,,he. The visitor drank nectar which came
through system Of pipes from central reservoir ana
was told when he asked for a second diihA Una, ic
was supplied only an hour ana 'ia' 'n,S urink
solved the Temperance question. lie was also 'oiu
.,, ,,o fac aoated over the whole western world.
The visitor then asked for some views OF NewYor and
saw an couetran statue of Ward NcAlster as leader
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
4 vASSAR ERAYCH SOCIETY FORMED

The frat meeting Of the Ne~Ycrk Branch OF the Vas
Students Aid society held on Saturday afternoon
al No Rutherford Place S'tvvesant square. Or.
Elizabeth Stow Brown presided and opened the meeting
with short address. Miss Annie NJ Reed followed with
the his;orY and aims of society and Miss EMILY Lowl
described present condition and need OF Vsssar Col
iere The ety adtI;.d bylaws and arranged for
future ncetirgs. The President announced a scholar.
sip offered by students Ad sosoty and the
cond tions under which IL Is 70 be awarded
The oflCcrs for the coming year are President, Dr.
Elizabeth STOW Brown. vicc.nesident. Miss Elizabeth
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

Gifecton The Few. Dr. PaysOn, Of New York. also
OF me synod held that there should be scc;alansm
III thc puhhc school, that the state for its own sake
shgn.d ilsiuc, lis wards to have reverence fJr Goa
ana that no conpulsiOn should be used The public
school i the matrN Of democracy ard must remain
50. Morality Is worthless that has reference 10
rod. Dr; PaN son. In behalf of The Presbyterian
synod. asked that conference committee OF five be
appolrtcd. and 1t was ordered by unau mons
vote oi the conference. iis. Jennie Fowler Willing
Of New.lork. this afternoon addressed the womcn's
Home Missionary society. and tlis evening the Rev.
Dr. . II. Meredith. of brooklyn, lcciured upon
The Nan and the Missionary
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
p,it,ln. aoa, bales; CoastwIse. "a bales; sales,

Great Britain 1895 bales; Coastwise o. baics; sAes'
$50 bales stock. 3s.SI2 bales. ~ - on.,,..
WccKly-Net receipts. 7.92i bales gross ieee.Ps,
IA baie, exports Great Britain, o531 bales !"
France 1857 bales tn The Continent 1879 bales COAST
I 40 bale. sales II 500 bales
Corr.etion- Exports C0s~txse, April H. should nass
been SIS bales April iG 1880 bales
savannah Apr lS.-Cotton hm middling, 11isc
low mlddIng. lo'sc; good ordinary 10 a.i6 net and
o-s r.rt osl cNports COatwise,, 1I2 bales;
-afas 90 bales stock 10i42 bales.
" eefvNe, and gross receipts 1850 bales exports to
.ha Continent lS25 bacs Coastwise, 1881 bales sales.
o1O bales.
Galveston April 1s.-Cotton fim middiinc, lie low
iddIinr lOsc good ordinary 10 5.l6c net receips,
70 bales gross receipts "a bales exports 70 the Con-
.,,cnt it ,aos sales - bales stock 1896 bales.
'N' veekiy-Net re- spts $50 bales gross receipts,
COZ Iaes cxport- 20 the Continent 81 bales; Coast.
40 s03 balts: sales. 1913 bales
Norfolk April Is.-Co'ton steady; nIddng 11tei
net and gross rccepts Cs9 bales exports Coastwisc 81
r,i.s. eaies 900 lales stock, ia bales.
Wo.hiv-Net and receipts. 9i3 bales; EXPORTS
70 Great Britain. 1888 bales Coast"ise. leo3 bA'es
sales. .G9S bales
crocr,-- prrC,. or PHI .DFIprJTA srocSS
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

of the 400. the pedestal formerly occupied by Wash
ngton in Union Square Upon the walls OF ruined
building was this inscription: "Tammany Hail.
Founded in 1889; Found dead 1S90.' statuc Of
John L. sullivan. In attitude Of defence was shown
standing upon bean pot. The statue was erected On
bunker iii.
Al the close OF the play the visitors went about the
building and examined the photograph room. wherc
the speeches OF several prominent men were repro
duced The Hungarian orchestra and Florentne serc-
nadcrs gave an entertainment in the main audience
room The large central pillar supporting the ceilnS
contained about 5000 colored electric lights Refresh
mentS We're served
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool April is-4 .. m-Cotton-The sales Of the
day include o.sC0 bales Amer an.
Futures closed quiet; American middln0, low mid
ding clause. April delivery ls6id sellers April and
NAV delivery lS6id sellers MAY ana June delivery
2O.0id buyers June and July delivery. -26id sellers
livery. 2+64d sellers; August and September deliyesy
sellers; Septenb and October delivery 63O4d
buyers October and November delivery Ji-0d sellers
Ncw.Orlesns. Aprh lS.-Co,ion hrm mida,ins, ll'.c
low mdding II sc good ordinary, 10 1916; net re-.
cepts 355 bales gross receipts, 500 bales exports to
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Romano Clarkson sercsry Miss Helen Louise Stanton
treasurer MIS- Anyen,tte Parry
FOR VIOLATING THE PENSION LAWS.

indianapolis. April 13.-At shelbyvle today Lee
F. Wilson, a representative In the Legislature. and his
father were arrested indictments from the United
Court here charged with pension frauds. II l.
charged that by fraudulent means they have secured
the annulnert Of marriages entered into by soldiers
widows and then Of having the women reinstated on
the pension rolls. "Edr Majors arrested for
pernry and Charles J. Fastiapen for conspiracy. All
gave bail
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
nUork iUanifo.
Fe,na les.

Females.
A f1fST-CLASS haifdrC sser wishes few
n more engagements at iadirs' residences
al hairdrcssing latest styles shampoolng.
tinge!ng and dipping bangs cut and curled
Adde'S Miss {. FIN hltI II. 2-3 Ave. &.
EOPYfST.-A Young lady wishes a stun.
~ ton Is coqylst or any other Writing
Please address MATILDA 0SIERHOUDr,
100 Lswis-st.
I ADg. Win 3 yoart cxpfrl.nce in a law
IL and collection ONCE, i-si.cs POSITION ::
nder' fsads Z noc'aphy Npewrlting ief.
sirlce- .itr1. Address Mirs a." Box ),
rhun' O@co.
NJ iS> HAHN cuts and At furnlturr
AVA cover sup,, soaiug done a. home or
o. tn DAY. ~ West fstn-=t.
y, TENOGRAPlIFK snd TYPEWRITER.
~ BY young lady accustomed 70 gen.
Hel onice work, references. Address c.,
Eos p. Tribune Oace.
- atNnrIiAPiii.E aud Ti PEWRITER.
- Salary noarrl.e; Use, Remington
tsllgrIpn and fos. Taachn,s. Address S
T.. NJ. - liuGson-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Cclp O)iuie1.

Males.
II YOU ARE OF 4 or EMPLOYMENT
o. wirn ~ ii. a change. all = 'r1
cd eilr Artfni Ian Agency pOf .tiOus
llctLr'G iur huotheo prs. .ol. cl tor, clrfA>.
sa.i-n.'i. .offrf,. ptfarf-. dfis'r-. coach.
.r. q. efa.l.m-n. watch en- useful non.
arm pa .f- tcsn.-'rFs ,10As. walters. nre.
ncn anc ,rrlh4nic-; NJ" Oii't, 't'r' ris!l.
..t .N''N,.ff tt. .I'i.tt c,5 I'"ay
DECISIONS Trornfrd or no WE chars 4
fr -ulf Wi,v~ plnnf. U-ii-.
y. W. TlIIrEKALD. Att'y, Washington,
u. &.
DATIST BOON FREE 80 Paint.
So rav. y. ". TITZGEHALD & CO..
M Ma.hlngion. u. {.
w ANrlD.-A ,onng o. an. -ob'r honest
W and eAp.rleurni. a, valet oi s,told
nan i'-f oi , f'nr'o rClu.r q. Al4i' 8.
Gli.f. ili Iaiurlllr-. NE"r"iti. 10
Nest 23l.s'.
~ ANiID. .-6entrn'cn of edu sti n. csll
w Li0 o sall..- t!,NNf T., - o." tn-
IuI.lv a fis CO.. liuk. TIM PEOPLE >
tl~NufAClC!.lN., co. 90 West 9SI ST.
Females.
7N ASJED AT 10 Ltst 2sth.st.. cham
W hclrad. u assist IN wai'inp private
ND1fl.ng-nugrr: ou3 those w.-A good CITY
references need ail.y.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
METHODIST VETER1NS' DAY.

THE TROY CONFERENCE SETS APART DAY FOR
SUPERASNUATED INTERPRETATIONS
IN THE PUEBLO SCHOOLS
Saratoga. ". Y. April is (specal.-Thc devotional
exercises in the Troy Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church this morning were conducted by the
Rev DR.. 5. V. Lecch, ey-chaplan Of the state Senate
Bishop Newman in his address 10 pastors took for his
subject Methods OF Study" The Rev. Drs. William
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Tns,ncss Chances.


4 WELL-KNOWN restaurant for sale
n No l57 Wet broadway; come ana
sfc for yoursef
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
4 rGl estate Wnuleo.

A ny ONE HAVING \ FARM 70 ronl
| n nsai the clty may find & customer bv
stating lein.-. 10. alton, 81. Adde'S !. N.
= .l.f.us Office.
w A%lID for the sumner, from May !.
w furnished cottage n o. IOOii,
some grounds aad shade mar station MT
further than - minute. from clfr !ent
" ut be nOdCratc. +. X. WRIGHT. "a
6 cnnc-ayc.. HfoO.yn.
w AA1t.D 10 rent -;gll couatfr pac"
w within hour from city; rent 925O PEI
year. Addr' - AMERICAS, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
flats Go Get, Hntnrnisheo


THE "BLACK" BUILDING.
ojl 5th-aNe.. entranc" | East 2sth ~.
Desirable bachelors apai tncnt. jth-aNc.
corner sunny. hea:, elevator; 10 to 4.
THE bALIlMohs, 1873 y East toih.
Nav /; all light; steam-hcat hall boy.
A. +. HoYT L Co. u East l2d-st.
" LRY DESIRABLE second fat. rooIns
tath, $3l all impro ,cmeh's. nifey
decorated. Inquire of Jan.tor, Gl East
= TH-AVE.. l.oiS cor. sGth-s;.- Elecsnt
- spaitmcnts: nerfcct $500 10 800 In.
ned ate pos ssiOn. AIpiN On pf-nlisr- or
To r. J. STONE 80 broadway. Room 3i1.
90 WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE.
CJ Northwest Corlcr.--ll handsome fiat 10
let, Iarlor ana second floor seven lar.e
rooms lall licAt and sunny. Handsomely de-
oI1td Kitchen and bathfopr .l"- an lot'-
t.on rcnts 81 100 All ~ 600. Nav be
son by applying to Janltor.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Gorses ano Carriages.


A -FIANDRAU 4 COyo,r Sa,
"A. s72. ga, 370 BKOOME-oA.. c,as..
lIEGANl CARRIAGES o. IAe oes'
kuSPLNSION VICIOHIAS,e
{ c SPRING Nl1IOKllAASpco
n CartS Two WheeIerS, LaNSsu' 49,
Nsil Pnsc,ons, ,'Isu Carts. s,,,ss anatus.
S0rrY' 1PAssESGEI. R0GkAWAfe'
IxTENSION FRONT.
WA6ONETTES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAfS'
OUR Pal EMS
on BUCE BOARDS.
Oak Surveys. Oax Wsson., OAK cuser hus
Buckbosfds. 4-pssscnser BuchcpSra. O~A
Dos-s. Dos OAK Derb!rs, OAK Phs,tms;,
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
6!rfle, Dusls, Trplets. all KINDS oi ,PiinSS ,PiS1,
ALL NOVELTIES IN DAN ANn AM
FOR ONE AND TWO HOkSEsi.
Agents for HIocket & Iuttle 90; %, nsnt ~ rs
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHlCLEA'
for e~tates ana country driving.
Doctors Wagons, surrey wagons
Jedies' Phsetoas, Vis-S-Vis,
light Stages. fN. Top CsorloleO-
krldcf Pna tons, Ceauactoss' Jobs.
Pony ihs,tons, Saxon Phaetohs'
kosd Wagons. Fancy Vehicles
MINIATURE TRAP> ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the LARGEST and mos; diver.ih,d ~
sortIaent OF Carriages In the United States.
OVER e32 DIFFERENT STYLES.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase a carriage IN town
or until YOU pay us . visit.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROONS
IN TIE WORLD.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
All5tcliaGeons

y , 7. : = - y : = - =
4 LgFET %. spTScIR. 80 e.h..vc..
~ hctweo, 18th 1Ac l-'h sts - L 90 ,r,li4e
iafaso,- rSUc- made . cf-er fccCsefNc
and reps!re1 prcmpt and r"l'sD.e.
A gS.F IDOK nos o. E,cp Do.l'r o..
"A CIesur rDr {. 49, I'd -'-- 10" con-
: ali, Q. ,oat Y lrr.lD. JAn. .. HDlt IL
HISS II' l.b'l'' -.
~ .if.iN~I~ -,.r.N,l and al anc- OF
IL ro.f. iafa-.f \. ia ANh >
,l.cc. ll0 " II b hist
D4NNI'~ fon. lAr.or NaL"f haih APP
/ parstus culss cod. influenza. rhen-
mato Ia ana aisf'a, a.-D .N 70 me
healthy II l4rl.ns tn- hf-.I.l. ]. . ~ s'.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
;lomssllc Gruln1u3 t0Ills0

i1omcSllt 5l'uIu1u3 luIlIfo
Females
n. ME~. L. SICILY.
QolmV.h Ais, T.. cam. .Je.l.
u.s. WIS., -fN-~f
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE !
AND lLMALl LMpLOl MEN
BUREAU.
AL rt.renoes >u-ctr invest Ia; !.
N,Na4t, uItd tln- ,..s.lfHaDu.- Wal be ]
dIslA,, l.Oni oi'c1 a"d ios. b, 'I cla4n
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE
Is Mr>i --r-Ni.
ln,tg,tArLE WOMAN whhc- child
"A Ia car ION a. nDs own nrNc, -'v" care
..'fn. t.-. -.ltlli... .'o ". -H.ii-''.
LADi visit, to ohian position for
II hr fn-llru -O.trn'->, 10 "nsn sac
DHI .Nc A.t ni-.c-t t|ie. h'N'. f"Hi'-'
N.. T.. II. WILLIAMS. ton hNehanse'
n. !.
A ENGLISH ncnu woman desires ~
Z pa.,m,nt - ilaDl,., los-,"r'p.r
.. .11 n-|iinm aol m..al l el,~t ici.
,f.u,e- D.' Nr Howe. 40 " fth-rt..
A Ill NI.I- 90 'cHn4n Grants ". n
A nr,i-c's-- 2 fr.uc,- TO- - or CON.
fy. way, o. hand. /. So, y ~ 4 II "a 3, -
.t.PL'IMINA 81 hLAt. - Sda'c-,
r'9' stn.,t
EOMrASIoN.-By an c.p'r.'neea nufas
y and ms--.ur o. ara lnNilid arcn-tnt'd
o. travel ,uuutr t0r.As. Auef'~, i., 1904
lg. lrlnrnc ltoNn OAlce. l..3- htodlNof,
" ArEiAt,EG..-Wa o., a. Anerl
I can widows iGnilA ot lire 90 snlh
en.idrenI. % hon,e 70 car, .or 10 t'c sum
Ter. floin uoN "a Ma, lst D''. ., city rel
,r,uces. g. H y, inoun' once
L,fpN. .ry q Nlloa ui iodne-
4 mcnt. che,,fu disposition and largo
,.perisn,f. 4, companion T. Invalid toi
lH, SUMMER fcf i'n' 49, Nlof'.r Nf'.
I.ENCU care Of I'M. lo7 Wet loitn-s,.
NOMl'AAioN. gy a miGdic-ased w,mai'.
u p.nlOsiraL, UNDERSTANDS i~-'th h''V,Hs
na, satisfactory city reicsei''c'' l'- fa''
is,n.st. -
youp- American
' MOnau. d.-lr't . h"ft whit, sltun-
ft,.n H. ,LAnuOiAH.d ln a uiN-ir 4amilf.
Nddr..s MIs, =. i.IH.i.. So Ous"'i -.
h,"uyn.
LIrAMRERNAID- D-WAiTHEs>-by two
4 SWEDISH liii-. one a rh1N M1iu. ut
otl.r vaitress good Ell. I'lcrnncrs " ID
,''. "I'',' N-riii.,n fafl'- AInle LV let-
lev to nrSTAtNoN. 80 iast 35ih''t.
ssd wAIIHEss.-By
L A Thoroughly ,omp. trnJ yoIns Nunin A,
t..t l,r,nnal ,If f-Ierfic' cItt or conn
~. please eah ,sH oth-a'e.. near I'D at.
rUAMBErM Nd aut WAfvRE~S.-R
L nrlt nr ant glil o. 20; uni r.tsIds
,nrc ~ silver. cMna. &c., -'f. ar, %,
,~rfs,.. excellent cnsmh- maid OF ftn'd
niI pace slr cAsfntefa or~ sni sc".t
,oupfry OF c.tN. 30 Otn-dNc.. near I'tl-
~, Mrs. HALLS.
COOS. Il ndet.iands cutting Jaw meat,
y cNprf.rurrd iu kitehrn"otA, hest
,rcnrmeneat' hotel o. le-tanrant. Ad-
dfcs, HlEILER. 3l2 Eat ,l-t--t
nOK-noU SENORk. Nc.-Ey two &C.,
= IAsn ~i-tel,. 90 cuti,e Work oi LOU
c.ty or country. or sepnatcly; good rfiar-
... IA -.,nI Waiirt,. iNu snlinDf riitlt
pfhsf good COOK. &C.. fifsdr ~ ~" HONE
4.t YIAI igS Gti-aNc. near lpth-st
n GtoK ~ - neat American woman 9N'
L n-ror. .concn.i,ai all desserts -iu'
dishes, &c. sist. With washing CIT, u'
country; best references. Win MN-
TYLER, 3so 6thave.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Qonnirp Real Csiate for Sal.


A NEARLY NEW HOUSE In the
"A Catskilis in the centre Of Pine Hi
village; sl,l50; Including large plot Of
ground terms, ca.h 500 balance so
c"n'si. csnsie:.t.. \. + y. T. w0Icorr' owner 20
"A y. IA desirable 3,story slate. ro,f
hs,sc. II rooms ; no: and cold water 5 min.
utes ron station lot 50xl17 also a number
81 nnc DuiidinS lots. Apply to ]. ThoM-
Don % WiiliAm-'t.. y. y. CITY
n OCNyRY AID village hone tear New.
~ YORK hcbthfvl locations pure wa r 4;
beautiful srcn r.; lictui esqus drl, cs Mount
Kisco, Wes,chesier County one hour from
Grand Central Delo:, by Harlem Raili oai.
Apply 10 j. ELWO0D CARPENTER,
Pro- owners Agent.
IL ARM FOR SALE.-Nine.y--i acres /;
hisn land one mile from Hackettstown.
\; j. price sl'Voe. L. ii. DAY, HaeAetts'
L. or SALE or hAN1}E-Elecant
L stone mansion. with large stone stable !;
ccmmandine Ilagnitcent view OF Hudson :;
perfect every way: hour from Wall-st.
Apply GO BROADWAY. room Sll.
II OR SALE OR TO LET IN YOYKERs.
L Swiss cottage rooms; flist-clas,
o!dc,; hish ground magnificent views Of
sls: a sacrifice. Address Mrs. G.. Box %.
Tribune Once.
S,rRURBAN RESIDENCE FOR ssle; near
- Ncw.Ha,en and the seashore IL rooms,
ample ground. and frnis; 1000; equity
iStresanei;c. ~; II. r. iiUBDaRD, 81 War.
ren-st.. New.York.
e. mn -siXTEFN arcs at stamford
sxychs9se for snail ii,cc IN broosiyn.
NJ. CrhRAN. lS5 Westinghouse, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Donr0 nn0 Rooms.


: Tu.AVE.. SOB Handsomely furnished
y apariacnt-; s!nsiy CO.. 'n suite attend
ance. table Al.
- WEST s4lH-Sr.. near j',-aNe. Nc"-
I'D Is furnished rooms. cn snir o. sinsiy
loard II .ir 4.
on IVES. 2cln-Sr. Ma,er's iiotc..-one
81 or two sin gle rooms and or snite' "ith
( ii-t-rls>s board
Oh EAST -ST.-IIan rooms with
81 board also :9bic bo'id rff'ncr.
80 MADISON .ANE.-W'h lo. ri iar-
IA 4 lor roor. tnTrc large f"N'-. 'n
suite. upper 20 ar rooui' -N'n n'f ii'. ''-
10 MADiSON-ANf.. near SD .-l-i"-
100 gant'y furnished iu'M-. "l-h -l-
q fior board appointments ihr Nr'l' Hi'i'
cnc's.
N,o WIsl 4lu.S f.-llol- nr'l q 'y-
- ID rated apc Irni-h'a fhionrh"lt tf-,
ciass appointments, references Table OoArl.
Brooklyn.
BOARD. BE0OKLYN. 10 Ilfi9r-'on-
- S.: nicely furnished -ui,ahl" f"r
centl-r AZ aud w.ff 90 tNn single CONT i'".
mon: ai.o a ballroom: with hot and cola
water table nsst-ola-- Ief..cncr7 required .
tsric bnardcr~ taken.
WOULD Ike 70 board two Children
w under ten mothers care. Foot r'frI-
ence ". FLORENCE. 80 80 Naih'-
ave. Brooklyn.