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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
lJomcsiil 5llnhhons U1rle0

A MAN and wife. with one child. would
"A like the care 81 a house To- the summer :,
good reference. furnished. Address J. tbI-
LINS $40 Eat -l@i-st
NERlCAS COUPLE. situation o. gen
~ gsman's place. wife cook and d. toe
vOTa of small family. man good vegetable
gardener. und ,r.t:Ad- care horses can
n..it. cool r.icr,ncc-. T.. T.. W. II Green
Wich-ate.. hcHf Oth-aN'.
n lSPTCIABLE American family. hu,-
liz band vi and d1ughtff would like
a uriSate residence to take car" Of Tor fam
ilN that /, travelling. for year % least
rfer"nr,. NON. br't.r. Addr - Mrs.
4 ID $40 W-st i5'h--f.
rrN\ and VI, IN situation on gentle
vi man. place: man unf'rsiands care Of
horses and plain gardening. WI. to DO
hou-cwork IL o good COOK Wiling ard
onli-lug Call or nddfrs- All week W.
ard f.. s33 sth-ave ~ belt
Mails
4 TTESDANT.--ny s,rictly temperate man
y - an invalid y,ntla lnan we'll recon-
urnd,d Address THOMAS, BOX -, Trib-
uno Uptown once. LBS BroadNsv.
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fcMi.eS.
4 Ft!H sTi .D,..ATllfE and good
n t,lrrr.t.f d.-.i.- position. 3 l.ir-'
,tp.fi..''. 100 f'n'ra. o.''' ""r~. Addfe''
D.. i...' ''''''
lnf,f. f.tDN fl0 I.. rad -onf .N-
y Deri.rr.. r..irr. position o. ...l0-
.sil.r -.n tp.'i+t.i. Il0o t'LiNt.
81 hO'e'f-
I,.v e. General s.I..-. bn-ln...
\ t'.st... ,ud ,,p,ri.n e.. ,.c..l,nt
... r...l Dld.lt. d,-.ie, Io.ition - rilt't.
''.lf'iil u' i'na'i. Asif''' a. Co. l.''-
HfN-ttf
Ni.pt.f. MID .r.Apt .oait ilA. 70
"Nf.. m HM.filn /. whine L. N"r" too
N'e.' Without .'' d -h iIAt 60 s'
Ni f.N.D.- ".fIi n.'- n r,-.fl hoo rnlfa CO..
'.'. . ''' 49,
II esi~,t 'is,'n at.e.ton paid TO- . ono
L. Ni' .EIi.Nt 10 .rhofi aphrr and TYP
- it, -i.N' position. Adlrt-' bliss
B.. IflnNh' 'Hli'.
EANcY WORK fs.-ny respectable
J. grl WIN do all KIND, emDrod rs.
lnltlul- and trOn-. ctp mIr~ing, 1T r fer.
,0ces. call 90 tdir'-- g. g.. S1i Ea'i
ilst-st.
rt4tf,I.uII INnA .u.,L. German
,ld r'el',n' situation =. o,,r s.cr oi
Aou-Dr, renting ati 'ol.''ilig r'forhc,-
given. address NJ. n. 90 llull-ei.. bi'0A-
iNn.
,..rt...,.,.p.,p,,t-p ..a rypr,vurTrU
"a, ,i'n,n,'.,"iv "sur',,.d ,.,'n, lad,
with SON" experience. ItEMlNHIOH.
lfibun" once.
1,fE.o-,EAplIt Rad Typr.WRITEK.-
=, salary mndrtatc. uses f.eminrton, cat
p ana ost m hin"-. Addrr's ENfh-
ILL '"N - ','"'''V '.''''
4, IJNBt,. Ai'lIIe ard T1pI.Mf;IlIR
- ~ a young hdy Remington would
IKE position a Correspondent cNpericnc'd
, i'r,nccs. AddTr-' T. H., Ito west lJ'u-
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Drcssmahinq.

A NINE. STONE & BROS. 1885 5,n.
ors Sa Sag s 5Sdr from s sg n, t sasr
sltecd aiso ban aud evening dresses
mourning orders promptly executed.
4 LII STYLES DEEssEs perfect Mt
-, euaranl.ed jackets. 90 gowns,
r,.ars, English walking suits trrs
TSsv"A,.e- COOKE formerly with Mrs.
Dlek,, LOO West 45th-,t.
ID nts MAXI -r Ir,t-clas, att.r and
-, ufsper wishes more engagements By the
ID! experience I'm lea inc houses city ref
eL-.Ce. D.. go West 23i.st.
ID EhssNAKER wishc, NV mor cu-.
.o,'cis 81 home Taylor system. Nine.
:, ~, <sS West S9th--t.
DHES>MAKlNG.-Lsdiss living ont Of
CIV DESIRING "a good d c,siuakcr for a
ta9rt time can hear Of such Nv undressing
5si-tAbLE, Newark I'os,orce. y. j.
ID SsNAKIR.-Astistic Fronch do.
- tiHhtr latest fashions: elc.ant STYLES
~ 10 ~ e1H =. seen. FANNY HUESlEL.
DRfssMAKlG. Pan.isn; spring. sum.
,.,.h M o. sses perfect fitting moderate
Prices rams styles. I3o West l9th-st.
ID .t.ssMAK sc. -is.lor and street coz.
tunes made from sS % $40. ladies
,m'sihg city can have costumes made in -
.onr, RICHMOND. 40 w,-t 2.d.st.
Observation-Disclosures speciality:
fcot r,crfnccs - 80 per day all
1907 ss work. Miss S.. Tribune Uptown once
i'2s5 Broadway.
Dhl.SSMAkEk, exp riencsd, s2 per day
o.. work horc. p r'ccf litter. 100 Fast
ExrERIENCED drcssmaker would like
~ lew moro customers: dresses made
,soln % up. ~ vs. l'tb-st.
YOv No tses>makcr. lately land d. willing
IA 20 70 60 OFT by the month, week or day.
Ass West lst..st. ring bell twics-
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Ortesmnk,nQ.

A NDREE 4 EJGENIE.-Paris.an dress.
II naEcl>; latest ana pr ttie,t styles;
ladies' materials taken or furnished; first.
cil.s work suuartecc moderate prices.
iC1 West 4Sth-~t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
PICNICS 1T LENOX
BRILLIANT SCENES OK THE rIcrUREsorE
SHORES OF THE LAKE.

Lcnoy Ma. July > lSpcc,l,-Thc cotaecr- celebrated
Fourth Of July 'y Fireworks Friday evening. Rockets
up 10" grounds Of many Of ue c"tar"f,
high hilltop, and they presented beautiful
appearance. The most elaborate fireworks u any 81 The
cott,g,fS those sent ~ by rorr Molrr Afrr The
hrcsorl uIon lawn, tIe young people enjoyed
dance. Mans Of the cottng"r, wcr' present. "a-
~ loi,-t social events That taken place tu.
lag uil-
Mis- Mol,r gave the young people . picnic 40 tcho
Inkc GA Monday. ms was ur nist time uht tho
young u,ouo have turned IN large nullrrs any
utrtainurnt. The laLr where Tho picnic held I, a
very beautiful suo, costume, Young
beautiful picture the shores where the
Iicnic wIs hcld. pleasant one II
va. greatly cnioyed moonlight.
Mr. and Folsom. Nj.
lauillc, = uart, Of their guest driving tup
10 tho COLLEGE commencement exercises At wilam-t1wn
en-, week. Thoy -taycd Ne GrcYoct House
wiiiaui-town. ana had CAV time. Ihc Young ladies'
received .ch attention ron th' students At ia" Junior
promenade and otuot different e,ting~
Nr. Jack Carter, Of Washington. has been IN
Ionox week looking Tor cottage. lie VIII spnd toe
summer here. be great accession b L"nov
-oci'w. ana ~" Young people especially are pleased
/ mat he VIII De- present a good OF ~
have around lead ootuon,.
Lawrence Turnure lonayne stone
marnd al Il. ChaUct ROYAL. SAVOY. England on the
l5u. There several Lenoy families 40" IN t.urope
Who will attend Mo Wedding. Presents and congratua-
/ have already started from LcnoN designed To
r.acn England time the marriage take, paco.
Nicholas Fish. Of Sew York. has leased the knncuu
cottalo from Mrs Thomas e. Sloane for the remainder Of
DE season. Mrs Sloane Intended 10 return here for the
f,-t 81 he summer. but concluded that u would be-
nogcih,r pleasant her return 10 the cottage and
hence she has leased It. William H. Sloane and family
arr now In Part Henry r. Sloane the Adlron-
dach- urouo-,s - remain unt the middle OF
ti- month when win Newport. not
definitely known whether he viii spend the autumn In
Lemon not
one Of M. lJryt-t salmon that LcnoA
arrived q few Gav, IL weighed sNty-nyc pounds.
and va. presented David W Lydig by the Rr,tgouchc
salmon cub 81 Canada. whcr. the big FISH caught.
The 'ilu," which II owned by Mr.. William X. Robe.
ION 81 Ho.ton receiving much attention THU 10y
Ni-itor- ~ Lemon Nearly every who drive, into
lcno> through Mr.. Robc~on- ~ drives through
hi. grounds His stone house. situated The road
Ia the wet from u out
twelve acres His aud shruhbcry a.
a. any IN LenoN. He has upon the place than
10 600 pan, and 500 varieties Every.
thing looks thrifty about place. and many who s u
end IL excessively attractive. The visitors especially
,tractd to II by great variety which
IN fun bloom.
Mis- Tuu,s. who hs- been at her cottage for few
weeks. went to Ncw.York Monday. She will return In
about week
Joseph Burden, has been a fishing trip to
Canada has returned and will remain the
George and family arrived ~ tho Eggleston
| cottage this week for Tie summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
FAIL RTTEKS CENSTS.
IT Is REGARDED rs VERY DIsAPPoINTING EsPE
CIALLY 10 TIIE POSTMEN.

Fall River July lSpociall.Thc result Of census
taken -, .hc city Disappointing o people vino
watched and pdcd thcm-"lNc, the rapid growth ~ Ia
River. confidently expected that the population
would be- ~ least 5000 and many have ngur'd high
- 900 III, announced by thc civ, census
mon are - gls. The admit IL Is beyond h.
oyer, ~ make returns Of every soul Fail
River, borders. and that Is not at all improbable and
indeed ikcly, that such census that would run
well over 600. stu II hasn't But It Is hop,d the
Init,d STATE. census viii. The lo.tr carriers are p.
truarly ANXIOUS that II account Of the pay
carrier, are entitled 10 In cities Of - 900 nhab.
tlnt>
tntiI now tho an:i-Handallitcs. who opposed o.
Charles Raudali'- return next winter to Washington the
sentative of this district have been absolutely party
without candidate. They did have dozen two. but
a., fast brought out Randall made dying trip
north from the capital and the candidate Vanished he
ncya had dreamed Of With the announcement: that
Thomas would the anti andalito, think thoy
nave a whom Randall cannot bini-h from Oh" field
viii walk frol the whole field Includ-
II the present Representative relative Of MI Randall
sly, hc does believe Mr. Randall all the
of stct-Ons candidacy 1t Is However, Kan.
dali ha, north % his ScN Bedford home and
all the district Is waiting Stetson will vanish
horizon Like all his predecessors.
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dollars OF the company have been coectp
and in process. 1t had been expected '''s
during the June Of the court here application "oIu
made permission to declare dividend to he
policy holders receivers not quite ready
dividend expected lie ordered by the September Term
OF the court
Trinity College is to have new chair OF AT. "hc"
will be filed by Professor Frederic r. Honey, Of the Yale
Art School, formerly Of Sheffield Scientific School until
the werenrmbred trouble with freshman class which
his dismissal from the roll Of teachers o. thHV u
tuition He is thoroughly competent instructor ana ue
trouble New. Haven not on account Of MS u'sao'
as a teacher but on disciplinary grounds ehtrN'
Commissioner Hotchkiss Of the state Labor bureau
has resigned his position special agent for the collection
Of statistics Of manufacturing In Cohhoc"'u' 'o' NV
eleventh census and will devote his entire time TO
the statistics State report due at the next meeting
OF the Legislature II had been hoped that the tufeau
would have had the assistance the census work IN lt
collections Of statistics but it was not oeehed 'oP
with the interests either the State or the rn'.
it, The agents are row being SpPon''u ,'
State will proceed a. soon as possoic
orders the brigade encampment at Nlah'c arc ~
pected next and there is no little curiosity ans
military men to know whether they Will be- or SIN OF eeh
DAYS The Ieeoture last session. passed an act au'hor
iznp the encampment for eight days but insisting upon
the two DAYS extra being the shape of volunteer duty
The 1st Regiment, with the exception oil the Ssal o
and other details have voted not to go nm camp ior W"
sx DAYS the matter having been submitted by AdutahI
General Embler 20 popular vote among Vne I'"N " nv
Tho I'd Regiment Co which General Ember belonged before
he was appointed the adjutangeneralcy mas No,u "
90 into camp for eight days ana he 81 al" ~" '''
divided by companies upon the matter Inc chan'eS Sc
TO be- rather In favor the old time six days cncamphV
The Railroad Commissioners have given thei- approval
10 the layout Of parallel road from the S
boundary line New-Haven. and us hhitS nave w"
Officially described. This Is the FIRST time 'hao NV ''
mssioners have been all kindly toward parallel ROAD
,d ths was in accordance with general railroad law
IL Will undoubtedly have influence on the Legislature
next winter perhaps modify the railroad struggle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
N4NTCCkET ISLAND.
MANY IMPROVEMENTS. INCLUDING \ BATHING
TOBOGGAN SLIDE.

MANY IMPROVEMENTS. INCLUDING 4 BATHING
VOBOGGAN SLIDE.
v,rtpcket July 5 lSpeciall-Awake from her "iner
ir.. and n,h warns whaling stories and general ~s-
l,rd u. h., island has donned hen summer board ns
@ manner, and il fast receiving % her bosom hea'm
.,hlne and pl,>ure.loNine visitors To th">' VINO "No
- .,,nt visitors her, FOR fifteen twenty years INC
STAND b, An old but ever welcome story lheS l'S'u @
modern ir,Ncmcnt, and the great influx Of visitors win
,,r r,t pleasure which doe not make one particle OK
i,,r,,ce to the crowds Of visitors who are Only new
.,,.r. And If these newcomers thr'' J. -ol"- !" Ve
horde this year The improN eInrhs u'D ut -''- ~" "
r,otue are destined 10 attract many N>"I- WIN ne'et
came here before. w. r. hidaeH " h'''."' wa -
,,rr for the Coauc company and one of ne great "t'
,., about the loce viii be- An cecan: bathing pavilion
with a covered lookout for spectators arg o'' -
49,, ,,,. ,-ad IN the construction of BROOKLYN Bridge VIII
D. ,-,d OH the pavilion 30 De used a. floating BATH on
b thor. will b. l2O small rooms besides spring oodIs
,r diving novelty viii De- bathing tobossan side on
witch pretty lathsrs viii seat themselves anu S"us
swiftly and gracefully into the waves steam 'uhcn
m n pur,ha,,d to run between the s:anboat dock and
tn, clubhouse i, in operation and the order has
becn given laying cal" across 10 O''t'' anu WIN
M >, l, .o,, Coatuc LONG, narrow strip n land that
has bcn bolght by a syndicate IL j. intended to build
t,, ar .hr,c niles road and then houses VIII Do
bu on both sides facing the boulevard ana running " Is
water at the rear -
and l. proving very attractive especially to NtwNofker
Tho ms nun from Nantucket - the hotel at frequent inter-
val. and the location 81 the hotel 50 close TO the Eagh
n,.u, surf /, one Of the finest ON the coast.
Al 'Scon,pt Of he cottages already occupeu
senator Slooncr OF Wisconsin, arrived ;hs week with DIS
family at their cottage the high bank overlooking uo
Rims senator Spooncr ndcfatgable fisherman ana
h,, some good records Of buchsh hauls IL Is 'Npe'u
tina: Po,ma-ter.cnera wansmaker will be guest at me
~nooner cottage August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
WATCHING THE SURF AT FIRE ISLAND.

Fire Island Beach. " y. July 5.-The rush Of
visitors 10 this resort so far this season proves thao
the seaside has strong attraction for people seeking
relief from the summer heat and dust of cities Among
the late arrival, at the sun Hotel are Mrs j. II. Van
Amringe. George Van Amringe, Professor r. ogden
Dorcmus. C. f. Hail. Frances Baker, f. uuillender'
MIR ana Mr., F. W. Baruum, }. II. stone, /. IL.
Cmdert' ir., J. ii. Holden, F. scofeld and family,
Mrs Frederick lioodridge and family, Mrs ~ l. Wht-
ing and family NJ Coleman and family, IL. " Alden
ana famiIy Richard NcwcOmbe, Colonel John X tel'
lows wilson q. Hunt Miss Hunt, Colonel James H.
Pomevne g. Trembe Davidson. John X. Dos Passes.
r. VI Chesebrough. W. II. ChesebronSh, sheldon sinni
and family Herman Melville and family, Edward ID
Lone G. H. Christmas and +. kyetson. all of New
York. II H. Jones Fl>hkill. y. y. Marcus saver
and family south Orange y. J.. II. Is. Thomas Ea,9
Orange 4 J.: F.. IL. Grecauter and family, ana a. Is.
Culver and family. Brooklyn: Marcus Hun ana LeouH
ard kin Albany s. Hughes aud family. st. Louis, Az
i. VI, Lockwood aud family, Jersey Slua
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night at Washington Park, sixty -nintlst. and East
River. Il was largely attended, too. despite tho
threatening weather and LISTERS Orchestra furnished
the music The officers Of the association are SllVeHo
Perez. president; Emilio Lopez vice president mo-
,oncio paos treasurer Pedro >egu, financial secre-
tary. and Manuel Genera corresponding secreuHy'
rb manager of the pjcnic was Ricardo Rodriguez as
sisted bv lose LAREDO and Geronimo Ponga.
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CTTICURA RESOLvENT

The new Blood and Skin purifier and greatest Of Humof
Remedies internally TO cleanse the blood Of all impuri-
ties and poisonous elements and thus the caUse
and Cuticura the great Skin Cure and Cutcura Soap
an exquisite Skin Beauer externally clear the skin
and scalp and restore hair speedily and permanently
every species Of itching burning scay, crusted
pmpy scrofulous and hereditary diseases and humors
from infancy to age from pimples to scrofula.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
HARTFORD'S NET CHAIR ART
AFrAIRs OF THE CHARTER OAK LIFE INsuR-
ANlI InMrANN

Hartford JIy f>p''iaiI tn, affairs ~ a." Charter
Jsk Life iu,urug. Company have been out o Tho hands
o. Insurance toiuml,-i1ner '0r tn past two
years and hi. port ht- reference D. that company
during that tim the courts In The persons 81 The ~
c,iVers John " stednan and Isaac W. BROOKS having
control Of The company three hundred thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

obtained set and inside of five weeks my leg wa
healed well a. 1t ever was EXCEPT the terrible sea
left reminder Of what terrible sore lel
These Remedies worth their weight In gold. -
JOHN TIIIEL. III East SSthst.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

j had the misfortune 70 bruise nv leo
and L put piece Of sticking plaster on
II. Inside Of a week | had a terrible
leg. My wife became frightened and
advised me to 90 70 surgeon. | went.
and doct0ted for two months. but no good
m T go's ~ me, P pea rs 60, costing me bl9
into an ulcer. and got worse every day.
/ could not stand IL any longer, and
made up my mind 10 90 b. hospital
and see IL | could be helped. l went
10 several here In the city. In turn. but
none could do me any good. had o
terrible leg. with a hole in II a. big az
dollar. and pain that almost SET me
crazy. | cot scared about IL, and de.
teVninpd IN try Gutfcura Remedies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
Lamb lIullo, the

Lamb-llulo, there I'd like to know what you
mean by swinding me by putting me on fal'c scent
Wolfe False Sccnti What yOu driving at now.
Lamb-Thc Iast time YOU you winkcl and
Wits pcrcd IN my ear. watch y. y. and H. Railroad
Well on the strength Of that I've been bu Inc the
blamed stuff and 10 has lrcn dropping lower and lower
every DAY.
W0lfc-I knew IL. And that's why I've been selling
short for the last three weeks. told YOU 10 watch
Il didn't say any thing about buying, you know.
-llOstol Transcript,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
A BURNING SORE LEG.
Ulcers Form. Hospitals and Doctors Useless. Craz.s
with PaiD. Cured by Cuticura Remedies.

About eight years ago wrote from Wilkesbarre.
Pa. describing how your wonderful remedies COM
Dletely cured me OF terrible OF eczema or s,u
rheum must now tell you what Cutcura Remedies
have again done for me On rho Ood n, la, c..,.-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

Sold eyerywhero. Price. CUTICURA, Soc; SOAP.
25c. RESOLVENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
r'Send for GLOW Cure Skin Diseases" 81 pages. 50
Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
nI.TIIAu STRAINS

PIMPLES. blacK.heads. red rough. chapped and oily
skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

Ncv-YoriI i, a, cosmopolitan in her fr~tivc, in
any other feature of her existence that Che change
from AN Italian dinner to a spanish picnic Is natural
a. possible. \ lrcat success was the twenty second
annual picnic and summer nights festival OF the
spanish Benevolent Society, which was held THURSDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

When the members of the John simpson A,-ocil
ton set ont 10 have jolly time they generally
have IT,. and their annual excursion on Monday was
no exception to the rule. In fact, It exceeded II
os-blc in general all around any excursion
ever held by that popular body of good Republicans
Il takes it,, Name most people know, from the
genial Republican leader Of the WIN Assembly Dis
trict and Mr. simpson there of course, leader
IN fun n he j. in politics. The steamer cry stall
stream and large barge, early at Bropmc ST.
in the East River. 10 carry the party The boats
were all filed 10 their utmost capacity and started
for sylvan Beach Grove where pleasant day was
spent. The programme consisted OF games and music,
and was greatly enjoyed 10y about 5000 people. Among
those present were John simpson. John j. Baker. c..
Narmau, \. EcScr, NJ. Lclrbcrscr, T. singer, Adam
Gcrnaud, j. Corners, Albert baillic, ". Elliott John
W. Hunt. T. Kroner, Thomas Kane. J. Smart, Joseph
Lynch. +. Kunta, e. Shaitcl G. Mcgronielc, c. Levy,
r. Hogan, J. Luhe-, ". Boyer, G. Cook. X. Scanlin,
George Hammer, \. side and ". Watts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

\ happy farcU dinner party sat around the we'll
served table, of Morctti's restaurant, No - East
Twenty first St. on Monday night 1t was composed
principally of substantial Italian citizens of New
York. vino had gathered to give their popular country
man John CaValuaro hearty send off, on the eve
Of his Ia his native land after twenty five years
If pro, pcrou, and honorable in this country
Among those present were ; Cantoni, the Wall St
banker; DR.. t. Bcttni, \ Gallo. A. D'Angelo b.
Berni. V. MglloulcO. \. Corvi. g. Mauro :. Gallo,
Or. \. Zucchi. DR. ID. \. CaSsclla, Frank CavagnarO
John b. Cavagnaro. Louis CaVagnaO. r. Eacigaupo
and sergeant pcrazzo, of Inspector Byrnes's staa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

Ovc.juro, Raymond .--.----.--.-.-.--- Ih"I's
our Folks, Walt fdH'iu strauss
Nrt-i, >nulfA l'athrtiquc. Beethoven
Arranged for Orchestra by Josef strauss
p,uriuu Vienna Polka .......-..... Edugtd strauss
European Tour v"Id'.i
Introduction Starting from Vienna. :. Vienna
3 Mail and hApr,,N 4. Syna D. IiroL o.
Switzerland. :. Italy. .. France. y Slam'
TO- storm at Sea. II. Scotland. H. Ensand
10 Prussia Berlin. II. Germany. 10 l'ussia'
-. Poland. L.. bohemia. t. Hungary. ~
Return to Vienna 20. Vienna.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-22

A wonanis idea OF coachman," said a
Beaver ssreet merchant, rs more or less
amusing 70 me. Her notion OF the man 5
fitness newer goes further than the fit Of his
coat Nv wife and daRzhters devoss more
study 90 the looks Of the cosehman than ]
do TO my business Their idea of perfect
driver is slim, square shouldsred, marrow
waissed, fresh checked young man, who
sits very rigidiy on Fke box ana holds the
reins up under his chin. This IS the type
Of coschmsn that is always overlooking the
horses, forgets to oil the wagons, keeps the
stable dirty and allows TIE stock 70 6eSeTi-
crate with gradual bnt fatal certainty.
have seven horses in KY stable aaS have
bred tive Of them raYsalf
"A manR grows 70 feel a very deep affection
for horses which he has raised from thcir
birth, and it troubles him as much if the
horses are maitreated IS it does If his call
dEea are IN the hands OF brutal or care
less physician I've got a hunPbAcked
coRchmSo with a square iron jaw and s
big nose. l have had him fortv-lve years,
and shall keep hin until be dies. He does
not look exactly like Berry Wall on the
box of the victoria, but he understands
every point about horse perfectly, IS rigid
II honest, and II horse falls sick be nurses
it with the Tenderness of child He is SO
careful and patient with the horses that
their dispositions are perfect. They are
not -peeeed one day and thrasked the next,
and hence they are never in fear and nerv-
Gus, as high strung horses ara sure TO be
in the hands OF an UnsAillful keeper ~
New York World.