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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14
WHAT TEARS ARE MADE OF.

WHAT TEARS ARE MADE OF.
Brooklyn Standard.
The principal element in the compo-
sition of tear, as may readily be sup
posed, is water. The other elements are
salt, soda, phosphate of lime, phosphate
of soda and mucus, each in small pro-
portions. A dried tear seen through a
microscope of good, average power,
presents peculiar appearance. The
water, after evaporation, leaves behind
it the saline ingredients, which amalga-
mate and form themselves into length
ened cross lines, and look like number
of minute fish bones. The make up is
just the same whether the tears are JOY
or grief.
The tears are secreted in what are
called the "lachrymal glands" situated
over the eyeball and underneath the lid.
The contents of these glands are carried
along and under the inner surface of the
eyelids by means of six or seven very
fine channels, and are discharged little
above the cartilage supporting the lid.
The discharge of tears from the lach-
rymal glands is not occasional and ac-
cidental, as is commonly supposed, but
continuous. 1t goes on both day and
night though less abundantly at night
through the conduits," and spreads
equally over the surface of the lids. AT
ter serving its purpose the flow is carried
away by two little drains, situated in
that corner of each eye nearest the nose,
into which they run, and called the
lachrymal points"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14

IN Cowlitz county, Wash, which has
been settled for forty years and has 1000
inhabitants, is section covering several
townships that has never been trodden
by the foot of a white man. 1t is a
dense, unpenetrated wilderness.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14

TIE electric battery has superseded
the hose and cold water treatment for
tanning refractory prisoners in the Ohio
penitentiary. 1t is reported to be very
etficacious.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14

A LOUISVILLE physician few days
ago married his sixth wife. He is 81
and she is 40 years younger.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14
PHOTOGRAPHING COLORs.

NJ. Vallot, French scientist, has re-
produced by contact printing from a
cOlored picture, a photograph in natural
colors. Herr Veress, whose first attempts
in colored photography were recently
made known, has succeeded in increas-
ing the sensitiveness of the emulsion to
such a degree that the exposure requires
only fifteen seconds, as against two or
three hours in his first experiments. 1t
certainly seems as if, in the near future,
color photography will be discovered
in way that will make it commercially
practicable.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14

A LARGE sturgeon, with chain five
feet long attached to him, has been
caught off the coast of Oregon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14

IVAN IvANovITCH, aged 105 years,
has just departed this life in Russia, af
ter having gone to bed drunk every
blessed night for 81 years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14

Eastern Kansas naa a rain wnsen van
greatly benefit late crops.
The International Association OF Ticket
Agents will meet In Denver to-day.
The wheat crop Of Minnesota and the Da-
koias is estimated at VI Oh, 40 bushels.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14
RED-SHIRTS IN POLITICS

Pittsburgh Commercial Gaztte.
The whole country has heard of the
red shirt bands who enlivened Southern
politics during the shotgun era. When
there was determined stand to be made
against negro domination-a salutary
lesson to be taught Democratic renegades
the red-shirts could always be depend
ed upon to execute the bloody orders of
their Bourbon leaders. Their appearance
at the polls armed was the signal to
white Republicans and their colored
allies to stand back at the peril of their
lives. In word, these armed and uni
formed bands represented the military
despotism which ruled the South and
executed the DEGREES of the Democratic
party.
1t is the most natural thing in the
world that the white farmers of South
Carolina who are so familiar with the
red shirt and the revolver in election
campaigns should make use of them in
carrying on their canvass against the
Bourbons. Capt. Tillman's appearance
at Orangeburg, ,fanked by bodyguard of
twenty-five armed men wearing the reg
ulation shirt, was only strange and novel
because he is the anti i-Bourbon candidate
for Governor, He had been threatened
with assassination, and the farmers who
have rallied to his support concluded to
show their Democratic pluck by getting
ready TO take hand at the shooting.
There were hot and angry words, but no
blood was spilled. Capt. Tillman has
finished his canvass and boasts that it
does not lie in the power of the Bourbons
to defeat his election as Governor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14

AT an equality of age the male is
generally heavier than the female, ex-
cept toward the age of twelve, when the
average weight in both sexes is about
the same.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14
COUNTY DIRECTORY

Common Pleas Judge-JOhn B. briggs.
Probate Judge-Isaac H. CASTOR.
Clerk of COurts-Henry Nj. Davies
Sheriff-Oliver Z. Foulke.
AuditOr-R. r. Barrett.
Treasurer-GeOrge Robinson
Prosecuting AttOrney-Jesse w. HOllingwOrth.
Recorder-JOhn NJ Beckett.
Commissioners-Miles X. Hart, Vim. j. Berry,
John c. Israel.
SuryeyOr-C -Chalkley Dawson.
COrOner-A. NJ. +. Boyd
Infirinary Directors Burget McCOnnaughy,
president; William Lodge, clerk; John A. Clark,
auditor.
Superintendent Infirnary John SdebOttOm,
East Richland.
Superintendent Children's Home-Peter Gifiln,
Barnesville.
School Examiners-James Duncan, Bridgeport;
s. c. Murphy Belmont; Il. Z. Harris, Somerton.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14
AN EPIDEMIC OF BLOODY FLUl

Last summer the tiux ragged here to a
fearful extent. About five miles north of
here at the Whiteside grave yard there
were five victims of this dreadful eiseaSe
buried in one day; the doctors could do
nothing with the disease. When my fam
lily were taken, went to Walter Brothers
of Waltersburg, and told them the situa-
ton; they said give Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy that they
had sent out several hundred bottles into
the infected district, and "every day we
hear how this medicine is curing them;
so far we have not heard of it failing in
single instance" went to giving it and
could soon see the good effects, and cure
was the result. Anyone in doubt about
these facts may write to mel. c. Ellis,
Rock, Pope county, Ill. For sale by j. B.
Hoge, Druggist
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14

A WEST VIRGINIAN recently veneered
black oak log with walnut bark, and
sold it to confiding Cincinnatian as a
genuine black walnut log, and got $1O6
for it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14

interference.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-14

Subscription, Sl.50 Per Year in Advance,
II not paid siihn the year % per cent will be
cited for each year it remains unpaid.
OFFICE-NOrth Sugar Street, ON street leading
to the ST. c. & n. r. r. Depot.
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{t(iGccllancous.

A LBFRT q. SPENCER. 270 Ch.Sye..
n between I1th and lSth NJ, -- hhf 4''H /,
"a asO... canes made 70 order Erco'eiea a
and repIi-ed prompt and reliable !.
A S0.P. gOOK. How Z, H"ep Ho,i'rs
~ Clean" free T. any adH 49, 'ho com.
POUNDS removes ud O.!. I'M. rr' .1..s
alllg. lOaIinR brra NJ JNS- - hyA~H'
HISS. 100 L.b"r,y-st'
4 DVERTIeIMENIo FOR THE NLW-
" YORK TRIEU&L WILL III RI
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN on -.
No 2Bg HtnadWsF furi"r IhIfl' iif - -i.,
urtl . y. M; 80 Bfoda ~ b'l''ei
Twenty.stcoud and T~entj uufd st. nht:i
= j.. m 20 West twenty Lhlfa ~ '"li,,,,f
llghth.asc.: 1852 SiXfh-nVc.; l53 fonith-
ave, corner fOurtccn th-st.
DOOkS. MAGAIiSI>. ~ hi-0,
ID NAIOGANI Fl EN IT E'r N',
bought H.. cash cit, OF ccuLi'. Azure
ELAIsDELL Hos 10. Tribune oih''.
CLNTLTMIN "ishlng to dlspo,r of tAoir
VI isft-ou clothing at a Idr Ndlur VIII
please call Oh or acdre-.
EDWARD MILLER 90 Gth-a'e.
\ OAYN. 800 Or l,-- advanced ulnn
IL furniture IN use. plano 80. 80"
RfOadWay. Ncw-Y0rk. Room %. i"l "f
gentleman agent calls dealing. c"nid, ,n'ai.
DINKF,S Homc Psrlor Naror Ban NJ
paratus curc- colds, ihHlthhi' rh'ul. H.
tlsn and malaria; also luNuTt l'I "a
healthy; IL hardens the system I'l'o
Sdaye.
SPANISH LESSONS given by a native -
> Spaln. 5Oc. M hour evening ca-'. Au-
dress DT.LGADO, ll5 Fa-t ga ~
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IuIr.
uorN {Danieo.

Males.
A At,DNrLiauLD PIANIST desires
~ engagement dui.ns The summer months.
ha1r-- FiANIhI 3,l1 Gnrn'-a''r
E.pntItn.
A EoOKkEEPrK or Custom li"u.e
a .lrrt. young nal 81 20 .rAP'fl"n,,d
a.."t aut. d.-l.rs position highest r.
'f,ntc., mad rato -ala.t. Addrr-, D.
1OMa la PERT. Ho. o. Tribune Once.
YOUSG MN d,slfc- ,mpioymcnt ln
n store whrrc h' can mas" hiinsrH
generally u',fu . year. ~ la-l pia'r,
Whrr. hr Was 80 longer needed because oI
q 40 bg.inc-. and hrs good reference ~
u'ur aYf. more important than WAGES. "A
docs STEADY, BoN 3. Tribune Uptown
ONCE.
4 YorNG married nnn. ha,inl had .
- F.ar' 'sprri,n'' iu . IH-'hihr mop
v.-ic. .IfuatOa. Inquire III Lat @-'l
rar house.
GOOD MAN wants position a. clerk
y ~ ANY l.ud - Year, reference.
Addrcs- r.. Bos o. Tribune Once
,1IVE strong. mtrlllsent man. fnpiid
y and acrplair D'nn"n ana hAnu' n'
u ing toDi- dc-llo- position ~ cl,fA' l"I-
ter. jauit0r. %, W3tchmIn Al r'f"r1i''.
Addrt-- ~. i. EOBFRrSON. lT "o'fch ~.
~ INTE.EItC young man ~ ~.
= gradual. 100 English. -prah- iltli'
, irau. dt-Ir,, permanent position snow,
inp Advancement oi'o prcfcrfrd f"vu
l.fuN.ttN U.-L rfi"f 'fltfr. NbHI'H' ~
{. SCHULTZ. st. Ecmy, y. Y.
IiRST-CLASS mechanical dral lhtH-
n rau. with practical shop rNpr,. i,I,r,
orau for engagement. :. l.. {" Irlp"h'
A DVi.RTISEMESTs FOR THE NEW-
n YORK TElUlt WILL ~
CEIVED At THE UPIoWN orr -
No I26S nsoad Way. cOInef lhlrit hf,l-H1.,
untu . %. M. go Broadway. between
Twenty second and Dwcnty-hifd St. untl
s u. m q1O Wet TWenty-third st. corner
I.ighth ave: 152 SlNtha,r.- lyt f,uIth-
ave, corner iouItcenth It. 700 dniIn nv W.
corner Forty --cVcnth-st.i I.u@p IhIu'",UrH
car Sixty. drs'-st. l.tOS tifs'-tN''' ,d
West Forty --efond--t.; Nipih.sNr: hiiu nv,
SlNJf--iglUl--t. 80 Liherty-st- o. NNffiau.
4 aud thr HAULt- u.t J.. l., lrO af
Oar.hundrcd and twenty nfth-st, NJ I"
y. M. a. regular orirr rates
ID AMER. "A n'-t.claes bread ana cake
- blker Wi-hc- situation h"l j. 49,
c.ty or country. - Sprin4-7t., store -
II KfCKLiNLES' FOREMAN wants po-
- -liinu o, tiKo chHf20, thurnuth1 '",ii' mi
potent Address ~. WiLLfE I"'' "''
3Ns.
a. OOEKFEpEE.- Competent boohkccPer'
II eupio- ID ain week except SATURDAY 49,
noor- would llar to do Office Work LOT III. 1,"
nr f,rtnr. rorprn Ia lon moderate A""'''
LUDWIG Tribune ONCE.
nov II wlshc. b. lcara a trade Bi,Is' ,s -
- lvn preferred. CHAS. HLIbEH-'''
~. Isst iiti--L
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
I}rn0klNn.
In5lnre5 G haTccs.

A 4 PAY CASH for s,oc4- o. m..o..'n-
~, disc Or dry goods. 'nl.. to.i.. i.--
n.rHnf ZOOS. c'oIhIhs -N'''' ii,,rYy
hUEG. i.5 fat s3d-sL sna o. waiscr.''.
A BEfGnI NAN with $4,000 ,tu double
a intes.rr ND ever, ,oa,. a.rr,at.. af
trActiyc. olt.10r CarIft.r Ni.. p--
c.rai. NIn money ne.a l.lI.-- fo.,oi. e.
4 oLp-I-IAHIf~ifIp TIttD o. -I-
~ SEos. A 'N~cI~nt opi f't'f n' "
but bona ndr rgr-ha-"Is r''d ali..- .-i-
dress J. A. Box 8. Tribune ofr"
A ABLE IEtN NtLL.h d
"A American. WtI Iol'-n 'f'l l.-..i ,-li.
With tir le.rIrf u. f.fs ~. '.. I. 81. ..ft
~ represent "a r.-ln.-ll.' .'r
ioad-. c.c. N.N.f .fp.. orc. 20
A DVEHI-EE m.nt .onr '.t-. -
Il poiia'I' irni '''
nor: married. uau pf...f.-d iAl:tii E.
Box y Irbln" o'.r'
4 DNTGTT~r rNINIe FOR TUi N.H
y YORK TEBrNI "ILL LE fI-
CLIVED At THE trioMr<. 'liI. 81.
uftu - d. o.. $50 r.u.d tt. between
Twen,y. second and Twenty uhlt IT,. unfu
: %. rI.. go W.t Twenty t.iit ~. 'N.n"r
Flghth-ste.: i62 siN'l atr., 1913 Fourth
ave. corner folT'c' thtt.
- ll.f n IbII. '.. - I+'.
ID o. 4,.o.It a. nt.r .4. .n'.. It'sA.h
~ right Io.-o.. e'7 rro.d a., i'i oi.t ',
J. r.
ID OOKKEEpIR aud % nau op.u f1~
ID engagement. ,..at nl..-' 5000 JH'f.
500 S..i.r.Dcf $500 %ot"uI'r 1 Jam
LaFr. 1901 principals onlt 'Ati''a. ''rF
IcieI'nccs given AVID rt 4r d. |-- r-
J'LN Tribune O0c".
upTFL. 3. rooms. restaurant ..'t- 'ot
u doing t'r t1-.nr,- nnc location r~-
p.'i-- f1b 0u1 ar1nrl harra. .t,.d .I.
V',Ncaton. Inqu'i g. SHUTTER. .-1
Na.rrr Fal.. IS. y. li..
nWNER ~ ro.p ~ apartment Nn.f
" mr- having c-.a. ..l ''f'apt 10
uef.,us 10 conduct DO rfff D t.fr OF Ir-
tomhe Iroprctoi-. Irr ha..n,... no"
lrln. done Aglv Df D.; ri'' a
Brosc.st., Room 90. ai I' "'.'-" "n
SATURDAY o. o'cIr'L p u- Il.'rMAii.
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Drc55muklnQ.


A NDEEE & EUGENIE.-Parislan dress.
"a makers, ,@t~t and prcttiest styles
ladies' materials taken or furnished, hrst-
c.1-- work glarantoed modtrat prices.
lol West 'Sth-st.
A FINE litter, stylish draper; under
"A i'i,ilncs a.. st>ies s. a dsy no OBJ
.r.tion ott of city. pIhiG GNLR, IriD-
lno UPTOWN onlcc. l,23s Aroa1Nsy.
RTISIIC dres,maAlng imported fash
II ions hotel orders 40 short notice; goods
purchased Il de-. rcd. Mrs.. McELEOY.
~ Fast 9h-,t, opposite Denning's.
1 LL SMILES DitE>SES; perfect ~
y Fuar1Hi"e4 tea gowns and n hct- also
.ill1r. .n'- clothes customers nat furnl sn
Hd'' rlal r''-onsble charges. COOKE, loo
West. i3fu-st
4 H. THE LATl> ST styles - misses and
NcAi.fiDn' -cJoni promenade and dancing
dresses u1i" by iui tNp rienCtd drr-sniaAcr
and designer. BoLLNA%, $50 dth-aNc.
A ENrIRlENCED London drcs-makcr
Il would liAe 1n engagement. vt the end
q, The rf-rnt London a,on. with good
Nin'ii lI mouse il-t-eias, references - 20
nt aad styl'. Addr-, Madame ENRY B.
car. of N~--r-. Iaflc. Court Drcasmak"Is,
e >iosn'--t.. London >. ".
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
a loIh TRIBUNE WILL ~ RI.
tIiNED At IHE UPTOWN OFFICES,
40 I-3o HruadNsy. corner Thirty hrst-st.,
r OF % %. H.. $50 roadway. betN zen
1won'y-srcond AID Twenty. IS. until
p. .m., 30 W.T. rw,.,.. -third-st., corner
d.. .n.l-ttr. l.- sixth ave. los fuIrtA-
:orn,r Forty seventh -. i 635 ihlda,s'
ts,. sf,9..i,, ~, ,os ya,5Hc f.fi5'sNe lsS io9
s.. lli th HARLEM uffiCE. $50 Eat
'ut-hgrir i.llI tN'u', Aftn-st., up ~ <
q. m. 1f 1.'r o'hca rite,
IL -rNtFIE p7l,ur1l cr~.suAk,r
~ lou- experience and lndolii"f aliitf ,
-.....'- .rg4r r"nt- Pos th' ta' sst. .fac'. .ol
tr.-- Nr. -. JOHNSTON ld1 D.. i0r.a.-.
TNh>HInNAHLE d-r-.mlk.ne bs ue
800 N1l.-on 1851"
I'f..-l.' l.'fA-, frr.l f-.--u,.er pre
Z f.. ..f- '. nu-a it o.. ttf Don
r.''.f. family. Address s. H. %, Wr,t
y it- LASS af,.-ra..r vi.hes more
j customers Do I'. own hlmr. r"tf''f
F1It~ I.DLN-~ rr..a. et.,-a.. e-. u-a
4 . r-ft.....,.. ...n.t r... t.s' u...- 4.
..I-, 80 ap Nu. 'HfL 'lt 9,rate.
lIr-. U.uN a' ari o.. furniture Zip
VI .....- .-.r fnl.. .tr Do
~ t1c lav, pi5 o. o'a-ti'. 80 VT
ietl--f.
EItIeoN Dr CINFI,r,E.-HENEl.
norfar. s.m.ar tptr'iIg. -t.e-t Gf. s.cs
.t.I.' r4'...l. token.
NM Il ,rI1IST 81, We-f l-'h
III -f Io.f.r Uf I..-s 81 tfts-r- ar. .-
I. ,o.'...- =. Children ffou ~ =
..nr-. tts' '1..'In short rDlfe.
. TlII~U d-.--., u.t- noc ra''
- U-- samples '1r l. soon. li7
=, nlI-u SUITS D.. .de '-on. - md .-p.
- guarantee 20 rut tfd Hi hc rr-.
..nl f-.. - charge evening frr-sr- =
....iaItg SIZES NhYLlE. 1oJ Ilss
c-rP.. ,.mn,r. travelling. .'-r., tr'ss"s
- uHt. l.,' .tf..- "H.. shown t
}. l..t rA-h..r Na.lf.ra Costume AID .u.
NI.. DA|I~ -t0 W -f -ai--t.
roo Vs. fIif~f Mr. Nuff m
W -'.'... fr.--a. ..rt % rfr.' nr.ur
a.t elegant duu'.r -uit. made f.0u e
I.r '.l tfr.. times
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fclu COnnico.

10000 10y Wy, '"' ..a,d sal'%.' q. ;a: e'o,
fo. inr.fA, Blood Ef.rr- tNn t..t
f.0l rIr.f.r of Oh. anr. fot f.iH'. d.-
...f I'D 49, .".. '.ra'u at.,H-r ,..h'.
DALI. D.ottr.tule. = B..
Males.
A.IiNr NrN .an matc hf0 Iar ty ..i.-
a 4I.- fY.d good. f..H i.Fl. Dom. H4
ln. t.U.i insf aai tr.oA'fn. Iol p'r-
p. f- tI Jos i,hir"'e.'f'. J"f'"f '''.
4 .rf.rI~f Nr>T- FOR THE NLW.
y yo,.f. .-l lEinr$E NIL HL b.
'o I..- lI0.t tIf corner Il.t' .nf.t It,.
r.tI @ p DID,. 900 Bro4dWnv h-tNrru
Tu..fr.-' ort AID I".1ty.fn.rd IT,. uutil
r. u.. go " o. Twenty third-e' corner
ats.. .ol'F IoD't'e u-et
DHI.Ifr p..lIre ucu. go1i arg'ar'u. d,
- and afdr.--. speaking Ilrfuf'.s. ana
spaniel Nusnuf icrcnre- Tequ'r'd. 81.
? ... JOB Cor . ,Df JAMES. - l'-t i2t'--'.
n uANiCAL DRAuGHIsMAN want
"a g or. .tra'l. ~ maEnf Nof" .
lrAw.rr- Tor .affi.nvarc lodoil.rs. Ad-
t..-- r.-fof'' EoN -al 'cN-i or" 'li'.
NV MACHI>E 'or printing ID, l-ins
-.-n- H..'Hh To .'r"f iM,trt many mn
i.o ra,.a. c VIZ ''''''' N''' "''' W.
* lEIlp Irn with 800 20 r,rasr
W branch Office tt Pierre. Is %. -l go
goo. .rt-Jlt,.d J.. -. CAl;Ii. SIoan--
Nlio. e..
Females.
nUi-eMAEI -Wuutod, wal and skirt
- iand. o., .truei- a. 3, Mr Doug" 30
" tNITu. a csnta-s'r for an nfu- ]"
~ a. family rou- uur on r.pe'li. ai.
Nurfar.- In thI. Iuf nr '.die.. and e clear
field Actrss- ALEXANDRA. l.. o.. HoA
J. is9 N-v ORR.
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Furnished louscS.

AT POETCHEsTER- Completely fur.
"a ni-hed large dwelling tu rent ior the
season ~ 5000. carrlnrt-. .ou-.. hnr STALL ;
shade. boating aud bathing garden Iiaut.d
\. J. BLRHlEN. on premises, or 20
NllIlan-.t
4 OTTAGES At ASBtKN PARK
Y 10 LET IOt SEASON ll tNiSIlfD
MILAN ROSS, AsJury PARK. y. j.
S,OUTUAMPTON l.. IA eood--izeC
- house. most harW'nglN -ilaii ~ 0n 90,
lake. large grounds eood stable. $
moderat' rent. Apply 90 j. NLItALFL
THOMAS ~ I.lb-rtY--t.
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flnie Co Ccl. fnrnlshe0

no EFNT furnished. 300 h. Living
| stone. l29 Ia-, l"ih-,'.. ol. t0.. 0l-t
OF Irving I.uce f. Light. ua a.d arr
au,rtueIt. low price 90 q Doe rabbi. trl-
Ant. Apply Co t. II. bOop. ,.' E.wav.
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Brooklyn Real Estate.
glln Real G5lale 90 fei.

A pNEkTlsEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
tEIELD At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
30 -HS Broadway. corner Thirty-hr-t-st.,
u II y. IA; $50 broadway between
IWGity-sccoid and Iwenty-third sts.. until
= y. ~. 80 Wet THeuiy-third- St, corner
EshA-ave ib2 S'Nth-aV,., lJ8 Fourth
sve.. corner Iouitef tf,-st.
IL u HI 10 LEASE.-Th Th.-gLcin. - aud
- = bow'ly six storics hIgII, 73 rOOus !;
ttIhe I'd with WincsOr Theatre. best loca-
l0n Tor hoirl anG restaurant lu this rItY .
r. fea-ouable rent. Apply o. HUGH
hESBlTT. Jj2 Gtand.st
TO LEASE.-23l West 4sth.st.: I'm.
proved aud thoroughly ovcrLauled.
ApilY on prenl-~s.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
flats 60 Get. unturrishe0.

rrLATs TO LIT IN THE
GORDON.
bgth-st., 9fh-sve. newly ce'pra'fi: - an
l,at and ST. modern ~ .ny' -...f- r,At
from s3j b $50 per month ro. W- a.d
bath Inquire - tho owner. on premises.
L. LAI. Nr4s superior only --- l.,~. Sc
L sion u0. i.nt from ..'
utlChhnilooI near Ia,a "li -
ssfVlc,-. So FItayr.. s.fI. .~t. .'-.
0Isr~I. 81. mo 81 N.~I i.".
= Hat- f0ur rooms nnt 'I'H. t. -
o,,mcnt-. r-at- t-l '' --
tcn NI>I .i1N ~I.-I..t Ht' g
4 ~ rooms. aI .o.fe..er.r ff
ton; rent s2o SO. ln4-ir. D.
Brooklyn.
LIGHT ch~sfm s't B.
n fn.r- and BATH ..H-'f
oder. Windows a.. .fI.- .lfli-... .H..'
u Stitches. rritlt. l.-" N
r.nf Ners reasonable 60 .HI.. .'' g..
vho un.f b. lfe nice. ..f,..r.rs. UIta
Ull-sv--t. netr - c-ff'. I.-
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

:, WEDISH girl wants situation as cham.
- btrmaid and waitress best CITY frier'
turr f8s Wet itth--t.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
Work iUanteo.
Female.

IelIldlpS.
YOU NJ LADY desires n position as
A st'hogiaphcr and typewriter beginner
or "ould De willing ~ assst In an Office
o3ary moderate. Address BENSON. 1875
3d-aVc.
4 y INTELLIGENT, well. educated Amer.
"a lean lady desires situation in Office or
store or any position Of trust: best refer.
,hcc. J., Box II. Tribune OGice.
4 pVLRTISfMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE. RE.
tLlk - At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. l,-5S broadway, corner Thirty-nrst-s:.,
y. tl y. in.. $50 Broadway. between
Iwenty second and Twenty third sts.
Office rates
ID IOTOGRAPHER.- .-Lady photogrep6er
Nl'h., wnlk nom residence and gallery
To rttonch also picture, To transfer on glass
liHe potcei1inS 81 III Fast l04th-st.
- SIENOo'RArHER.-Young LADY desires
- position ~ stcEOgrapner and tylye.
writer ha' nad once experience. K. e.,
20 Diyi,ion-aNe., Brooklyn.
" Ot.u lady desires position as stcnoq.
L raphcr aud typewriter: salary not 20
NUN an object a. "a suitable position. Ad.
dress PURITAN, Tribune Onlce.
NOU N6, lady desires a position as stenoc.
iaphcr and Remington typ writer. Ad.
dress F.. Box 3. Tribune Onlcc.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

EAMSFRESS wishes more engagements
- by dav or week can give reference
| Mis- pNN~Y. 54S lOth-aNe.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
ecrses ano Gdruages.


.f.aNpIAL a 80. ........,.
y. Az s.4 81d HkOOME-SI.
IMAM ,AENl ANL0 Of the best cls-s'
sispIN~lON NlCTOHlAs,
4 L sPllN" ~, lOtsil ,ANiSsloptAs
q Cart. Two Whce.crs. Land gsuir'-'
Nal haetous. Pau tart- isndaue'
SfanfDu. t.ir-. \ IslaAr carts. on -,
S0i'pt G.IA~~ENGLR ROCkAWAls'
ENTIN>ION FRONT.
WAcONhlIf
ptPuI WAGONS.
CURTAIN RONKAWANS.
OtR fATl .NIS
ON RtCkNOAGDS. ~
OAK surrey u4A Wagons. oas o..I.'i'i Runs, 'i',
ionfs 2-pa~seuEer blrhhotfd-. '-ps-s''i. ~
Buokboaid- ipssse'.ser llnc koot.us. s!.,us ""A
-.a.pa- Ost NrfhiD-, OAK PhAst"nr
ALI. OrHrR PATENTS N BJth-
BOARDS.
S,,gle puals, Idvlets an kinds " .prinE,ssc
ALI NONlflll~ u OAK NJ fNiN 1
FpE oNE AMI TWO liokNt
Ageufs fnl BtOrkrt Z Iutue 90, Lt,Hs
ROAD WAGONS LlGIr EHltLiS'
TO- estates aud county driving.
DO 'oi.' Wagon-. surrey W'A'h-'
4d.ss' fha~tOns Ni--a-\i~
Lint Stages Is. toy ttbfoi'tN'
SiIfe~ Iua0tor-. C0utia,f for- io'-'
r.rt rha.t.n. SrNol phaci'n-.
Rad Wngor- Fancy Vehicle.
MINIATURE TRN'-. ALL KINDS.
INE tlfIf UklN -
MAKING tho largest and most dlNer.in'u .,
sortrI.ut of CARING. 10 thr J. nitI ,.'''''
IOWf f-i' FIIcf~ ron PROMPT CASH
Don't p.roh... % carr!ar" ,n town
o.. l.tlyo,e p:.( ~ ROOMS
Is THE WORLD.
st''N'h MD Styles '
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
for Sale.

A ROLL.TOP DISK for s2i . fect roll
Il ton lor 4i5 bmith'- roliJop d,7h NE
best 'ad,. a specially dfrk~ OF all xmas.
4. II. MASON 90 Wi'linm-st
A DVEHTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WlLL ~ E+-
CFJVED Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No / "8S Eroadway. corner Thirty -Lirt--t,
urtu 8 d. rn go Broadway between
Tweuty.scc0ud and twenty -tbfd atSr until
d. m. 20 West Twenty -thlid -st., corner
Eighth.avc' I52 S.Xth-aNe.; lob Fourth
ave. corner Fourtcei th-sL
OILERS. engines, steam pump-, bal
ID ancc. nv wheels, smoke PIl"'' sJ AN
coils. heaters improved crate bars SOFA "r
exchanged new or old work pfpupiit rN 20
cut.d. Address or apply LESLIE lAON
WORKS, at Greene ana f'Aii '''-' ''4H''
City.
ruICKEHING TJANO, $50, Raven s.
Haron piano. 500 Decker piano. 300 ;
new uisnos fioGi $50 up; no ch1rlc for
storage wIfn pianos arc ~ I"r I'IaIIs.
WINTERRO1H 4 CO.
~ 4th-aNc., cor. iZti-sI.
rHAIES.-Fm embossed iea,hrr chair.
Y lounges extension tables, ~lIel'ald- 10
match. MANU- ltEK, JO1 Wei list
st.. near Ioth-aNc.
NOR SALE.--A light cedar double -rHl
4 pleasure boat: perfect repair. Apply
room 10. - Coftlnndi-75.
ZOE SALE One completo -'t of M
4 International CyclOpcdia, in lihrStA blhd.
ing, new. for $50. II. BOL4ON' l't
West ATHEIST
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

SWEDISH young lady. refined and
n .Gu.afcd. would Ike a situation a.
companion 90 lady OF family going ~
f.rapo thi, summer; speaks The English
laugtiage perfectly well. and l. somewhat
familiar W.th French and German. Nd
dress ALBAN ANDREN, rs Cougress-st,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
Real Gstatc 10 Grrhanae.

EXCH NNGF.-For country or city house
Ia or Tote worth Z GOO 70 B 600. elegant
private residence Hroo4lyn central lgca-
ton. Can az 81 poTatur-st. ION tL~'N'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
for Sale.

4 HAVE GOOD 53-foot schooner yscnt
that viii sell OF charter; also have
O. ncW 3s-foot .loop yacht (nrwI for sale ;,
tuilL iast year. JOHN 4. SMITH, Nyack,