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Females
ID OOK KEEPER. ~ Young ihNy. -,
ID a. assistant boohkccp'r. rnuld Wt,t
lorrcct at ngnrtS. i'rdl' EaIhS A. "'1
ROOILEEIPER. ~ Jd-aNe'
cTENOGKAPHEK and TfPEW Isl "a, ~
= Bv Young lady Remington o.
Callgrarh: win accept small wages ~ as.
quaint.d with business. Addr - s'"H debb
terms. NJ f. n. care ID. j. Long, >'''
Sth.st.. Jersey CIT.
IN YPEWRITING. - Architect sLecincas,
4 tlonr. plays and MANUSCRIPT, 81 .,,'Jiy
description neatly copied t"IMa ,in,n
Nils MANY HOLDEN. Room Ala. Lincoln
Building. Union Square.
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Gin 1eal estate 60 frt.

-FOUR LARGE, airy rooms. TAILOR
j $40 Broadway.
TC LET.-At . bargain, line Office III
large. wcll-kept building III lower
broadway; commands view 81 hatbef Wih
lease 70 Nay !. 1891. Address 81 BSIAN'
TIAL, Tribune once.
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vxr AITREss. BY experienced Scotch girl
w n ir.t.rla,s waitress understands
CRYING wine. MAKES salads and has best ref.
ersnc~s neat chambcrmaid. with Mrs.
TYLER ass Olh.aIc.
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lulscc!iancou5

A PRIVATE DETECTIVE In good stand
n ing can be cOnrutod all next week On
strictly confidential business. Call OF adj
dress J. j. L., 03G Shave.
ID ENSlONS.-N"w lsW soldiers; scamcn +;
a widows not before entitled also pm
.iOns Increased. veteran Attorney CoNK.
LING, 1873 Broadway evenings 40O Yves:
33d-st. 9lso branch Washington.
ID UMPS.-All Kinds repaired good second.
i hand pumps loaned OF sold - easy terms
at our repair shop, 10 X ,adc-st. WOOD
WARD SILAM PUMP CO.
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il)ork r0aui:O.

Maf.s
,,y.,rr Go" 80 - ...-. or day
I - ak Val auln. n-.a of out-.dr
C.fy want. -.tulroa vart- ~ lsE M'r".
Adlros. DEPUTY SUtKitF. STONY bi."".
l. l.
n uEt.E-Nan wants situation 10 %. "a .l.
TX ,JJ ,,,tt., -.os aud ciiuu.ugs. 3s tt"
a ID procs~s thotogFhiy acPne MT WIN '''
bu-ln's- } p. Bti ST. u J'I"'' N'Ns --
INWARD 49, On ,,v~-cn,.d middle.
- ar.d man. iiugu.st. hu g"n,i'i DO
"a d., - any ,i1'I ' ,t'', 90
.,......... ,...t Ir ,.urt n,..
- .n. '-.n. ,ru.. 10 Wholesale
house. not 4f.it or "'r" N.H IT,
oil y TX. - l.i4'".. ave- '''''- '-''''
s.. !
=, tW.YIr .n~ cooI scroll aad hoard
'.al.' '>r-r.,u.,. ffir.'- l''.i.H i''I'I '
I.t.TDN 20 WI ..-ih. -t. hio""I'N-
=, II..,t,..A. l.4... ..4 .mlnrt"n OYER.
49,. I rri,hcd " buA.ur., nOuscs no
'ery a.i, - WYCKGFF. oiAMAas Z
BtNEDiCr s27 Bro'd~sy.
,-o,n tIIl.n- NYuu- uAn. iD,oI ,l.if
- ,..t,,t,'t d,..-,s ..t.lti.u iu q whole
a., c.oinns ho4s'. ~. 49, r4:el a.. 2
u d',.t'd. Adl.c'' = i"'" 'H"''"' ''''
| 800" Ol.'r.
cir-ATION WANTip D., Young nan
- WHO g. iA. ,.a'1 'fd. ' ,coII,.
rotor b o. H., ~, ',n.' L.
- ''
=, IL NN ~ ~ D i''-, ,,.,'',~
- waits situation. - -"'' ~
- Van Nuhl'.ri.. Jtr-'y Guy.
A,Af.iSNA% .An .>p.r.n..d ,t.-fnan
VIZ" 'N''n,lye COM, .'.a in d l'''' ~,
Wisconsin l"sa ana vi %
DI sHgcnnrt in .nrr' N-". 20 '.o--',t4
house hieh,et p -.' A,ir \. Pc
Room 10 10 " "fi".' ST.. va - '
AALlsNAN wanted. -.d' lin" NOV
- cts preferred o" sell 10 de-" drs o"s
trade TO- l'hh7' ana. ~! .u'-'' 'y' 30,
e,',,,s.'., t,"ton rcnu.
1T,
IVA, lifh.-A university 'lNp,H, NUN
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Az AIrf.EsS.-By a Young woman can
w tsAo buffers pace; wiling, o9llg-
ing and Trustworthy city or country un'
questionable references. 3Oi fth'aNe'
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A DVrRTIsCMFNTs FOR TIE NEW.
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BB RE.
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No ,258 broad"sy. corner Thirty -hrs tsL.
twenty SECOND and Twenty third sts.
oa!ce rates.
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Domcsnt Gllunuous tUiiltco

N,l..
CoAcuNAN. Ii Nrl aee G,.Nfe.
- - 80 So, ',. '' a5. r.liahlr Ia
81. ''' 100 ,..,,.,- AGdrc-,
XII o., i,u
ID 10 e -,
'pAt lItiAN. -Ny a -lucl" Anuhn Ii'i'
\ Ja.t dl.,agarci en- take tuA chat.ee
81 Imam and groom bt,t o. city and coun.
,rI p ,'.r.ncrs address N. f., Tribune
UPTOWN once .@3S Roadway.
NO.. ..t., ..,.,.-, D.. p.
CoA'H II ~. o. N"D - i.''i ,',,'-. ''..,I
.h ..',, ''l. '.'' -,.l.. Genera "
b.. r.--i -''. ..ucc' Address NJ. b..
BE-, rs Irlbugr Os,re.
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C"N' IINtN and " Ni',i,N ..,,r r,r.
- ,"f r.,." b.,.'..'f a. fr,. Hae.- .uoI-
-. o...i ,. Cosmos. Adir -s TEMPER
All uDt lp. Il' ono oc.r".
.- .,.,.t..-TV ,.,ot-
CIN,' 80, III Gnu fT,Ntiiii!.yIynHAN. Nv
~ ,.,,, ,,'t ,,.rt. M .tIdr.u'.
'...' ~, 49,. ,,,r, tor,.. rarien' milk. lawn.
.,..t ','. me I,tudr.-. excel.
.f,... -,',r.- ,-. ,.,Iffr, 40 .p9l
,. .c-c9... AtCAErENIfE~. los Gtl-aye.
,,..,,u,,,< .,, ,.,,.1l.~TR COOK
[ and t.t\pI.I~ rs, Iut.I .Am1n and
- ''' '.I-, Am .,I.ri.. WIt. n.r -.-.
VIZ d." ,...' %. i''''' v,. ...d cook
..i'.i d,t-.,,,r,n and
Ill., ,,r,,y GOD r.C.-.
...''- A. AklIN irE'N los OtA-aFn.
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D-t.. r.,,i',r. c,,,
.-' ~ ~ ll PAVE, ! Vl"H'N' 'l'!'
(,oA,HNAN aud GARD MIR by
I J. .ofic.'r'1 u,n - years. r'1' rrnce>
j. NJ. iF'IuN" ''"''.
I,DAtuNItN. .E. au Eurf-tr1u t4or-
I ..etIr .,,.,..f.as ia AID H. dIfI. rlts
..I r5ra'r, r'...n,,- a- . abin',. good
ci,, driF.r. Address ''A' IMAM. Io4
Inst -'th'-t. -
"N' s i.iA 1 .l hI.l,.. D.. ar-,.'Is,,
.t.or.t. VII IT, found wiling aud oh'!s-
irs uo ob.c.t on to -oluir h',, ',,D IT..
RIG 4'-' o.. ,l."a az az .9a u,,r,v
y. TT hun' lIto"n 'H'' - - 80.
NAENIi. un4 tftKDtNtN wishes u po.
/ ,',lon - Ike entire cuair. good but,er
u.aN'r Hhl y IoVU'. ,.,r, So,
~, o." idr,,. -. ro-t4g. rlr.
H1I t'.u' "' ,r, ,.i,-, nn,u
n.r.'G o. u.ia" ,.f.,.n@,- IAN
* ,y ,.e I7,b P.tt'on4' Address N"Ni'"' -''
,.,,,., .,t,,,,.,-f.i, L.. MN
II N.t' ~ I,'" a.. '.r. Of borsss
WI" u'"'I ''''''' ~ Id.
"llN ,uu"r, . ~ = g., .,tf. 90, prookivu
HARDENLR. 80 frahAuh ave-, hFo"h'l".
AKNiER-Hy uarri,d g. "rnun. one
l. child wants hons" sNn'ric.n,ced ana
reliable lu rirrN respect, lho. ohthN VIZ. r.
stands farm. took, Sc VIE ,NcrIlrht
dairy and poultry brst c!t' references
~ 'AtFEN IFkN. los ot--'V'.
q AEDENEf- ~ an cXpelicn'rd scotch
~ man u1ffltu' wants nous Hp 'p,"IN
glass, nuns HOW'RE; Nrg'Eo,rs a''o
,ai hrtta a' rop,try ga b,It r'tsrence.
AZ CAkPtNffES. les 6th''Ie.
=, ,pr,rNiy -, . .,ftn.t.pf nan
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Ee!r u0Gnte0.

q t.'l,, yaa..a on "iNrC 20. ~ FIR
40 Hurman-st.. Brooklyn.
Males.
IF You ARE DyT or TMPIoYMT
Or Ssh 10 maze chdrFr, cal AZ I'd"
Old rela j. hctropO!.tan A@cncy POS. uohs
procured Tor DOcHkeepcrs. collectors. cl'fhn'
Iu,n, stablcmtn, watchn en, useirl u 81,
arm hrndE te"HstIs, cook-, van r. Hf1-
Iuen and ech -; new crdcfs eNcTN nii.L
METROPOLITAN AGENCY. 90 u way.
ID .D.. fp 81, suburban publ
y ,r'. work ,c' tNp". s.. y. >. W.
Box 70. Tribune On.co.
ANIID.--Jl,su on salary o. con.
w mission 10 handle tur : EW PAItNf
CHEMICAL INK El.ANlN" FhHCI ~.
The gIcstcst selling no, city ever produced.
Eases inH thoroughly 40 tW" seconds no
o "a. lon of papor. 700 70 300 p': cent
profit. one agents sale amounted 10 3l.O
IN SIX days smother ~ ia two rours. We
state and Territory. sample by nail 80
It.. Tor terms and fu!l PARTICULARS adore
THE MONROE ERASER MEG. co., La
Crosse, VII.
WA%TED.-An cxpcricncod successful
w ne insurance agent caa obtain special
Profitable position a. manager. general or
tpccial agent IN Eastern, Western or South.
'rn states with tho Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association, Potter EulldlHg ~ PARK
Row ~ Is thcl largcs'. most successful nat.
ufai premium Association I'm The world II
has paid eight million dollars death claims I;
70 has two million dollars cash surplus;
furnishes ~" Insurance at about one-half
tho Usual rttes. Gail upOn OF address n.
W. 8LOSS. President.
Females
- OOK WANTED Tho undersigned. now
Y AZ summer nome. desires 90 secure thor
oughly competent cook aad second eiil 10
return with her 10 IcuI lnrnt home IN raj
cstIne IrAa-. sept. 10 four IN family (;
wages. cook 20. second piri 20 per month
those accepted mutt pay their own I1iiWIF
fare, which VIII be- TrfIndod II sati-far ton
/. giVaE snd parties remain orc year 9isr
.,pt II experience. are. i,ii iJu and rel
crcnco; good home Tor thps" who dcelr'
10 earn sucsvs,. Address Mr.. g. j.. DlL-
LEY, Bolton Landing. Naucn Co.. y. y.
=, SCARF ANDs.-Oulv experienced HANDS
- need a plY. FISK, CLARK & FLAG1,
. rVvPTIGCMFST FOR THE NEW.
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Boaro dn0 Rooms.


NEAR PROSPECT PABK.-A very pleas
ant room with Or without tOaId one
Or two gentlemen. $40 Gth-aVe., Brooklyn.
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Rooms Uailich

WJASIED.-By single gentleman
w suite o. three furnished rooms. Iarlor,
BEDROOM and private bathroom. to g 10
Gated below 42i-st. and convenient 10
Brgudwuy. Answer >. D., Tribune L pto"h
Onice, / 238 broadway.
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DoGr0 arb Rcoms.

-4~ - POI = . 49, .
e. RAMERCY PARK. NORTH known as
- 5'l5J Fast -Ist.st. j-Deii chtnl loca-
, ,'Oh: e,egaht rooms; beard and attendance
ssn.@eled also privilege 81 private park
EAST 46TH.ST.-New -Epgland LADY
W.T. 'ss desirable rooms at summer prIcct,
VIVA. WA uosrd references required.
SI-sIy WEST-Pleasgnt cool rooms,
Co., .Acenent table; visitors b city ac-
to ces table boardcrs taken; refer
OfTH-ST 80 WEST Two coonec,ioo
- rooms. second Goor; beautifully nlr.
ansas plFate bath superior board refer.
"-'esi also TWO rooms, parlor floor.
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n)orh iugntc6.



AiA''S'
4 hoCA" hAN dr-ifI, % zion a. "a
800" .'',.. - .
.,'I,,yi,, ca w. '.-i ' H,- COZ
+ ilo....--t.
I,.tnrT-fSG ,,f.,.-- Ut ,..l,...u
/ Il ,,',i.,,t az tra.y'iii,,. ,,t-l Tened
| ..rns u11tinr. di.t-ihuting' J. :. b. BoA
100. "''en'1or0. y. C.
a-s't.n, cw4ld ALL. wl.Dg and las
..f1es' .tFIr's .n @""-> 'ft stn .h' a.
driAn. pei 4f!y y f~,u.fd 40 l.tio'
:" ."i A'"' -' 80 Go 10 ~. 10
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4 W - - @N5 -.S. - - d" "-..'
'- |,,"'e ".'' '''" @" t''- 80
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4 % D. lr.t - ,at.pt.aa, r,a ~ 81 ga
1fJ ga "'H4'F' ~44'.-' 1HD"l
-
Il ''h " -. ~
'..naa ~. .tom.d p l,tlul,. 30.
,4lo.s. a. If.- tnt 'uI.tttd De- open iDr
ih-atr4.. - t'f hr"lt r','Hi.c1d q
i''' "'N ~ '''''''
- NEEirl'i H. a-s.-ttn' o. '..4h, 90.
ID - rl'f o., 30 rl.l- roo -" I'd
-r'-- y. y. l., H"N Io. Ifi'H". 'n.''
- Ol nl-.r. % l..n printing of sicAa..
$50 t..f.4. .a.'.. EtouaIfn.
., ....
" Va ia. i'.i .3h4 hAHt o." a.. 80
- q. ~ '.I. .'' '''''N' '"i 900
'''
R1i DO, goa I'nhai' WIN F'V4 i't'I
- ''.'0, - a. IN Ssc IT,.
-. "'.-' I''"i-''' - '-''' Nv '''
iV''"
H,-Ff.,it. CUTTER TAYLOR. wants -ltua-
co. 10 -ii'tttIlni "a uf,s4.
-, ,''.a,'trI H. p.
{ WLil.' 40i. of u, -. ",' IN, 20
I'm .,,+ ~ ..i,, AIG,,D. n mn.
H. tr.,,,,.t
nIINIE .-by Young narn,u man
~ d.'ef %. any oin'l 'ta"y ,"p...i ~. r 10y
w
IL b. ah4 4ppI VI b b LN. Il. q y So nos
- niai 'i"' ma AZ. '"i 49,,
,1.l r,,.,,n .oo ,,,.a,. tUr,oki,i,'
a,
IN :tNt.N ht tuunE man, IS. J.
" LuRIt II. ~ last iith-st
nIfrtp Good truck driver .pcaks
ID r.gli,h AID German; best reference.
500 last iOI-t-.L. top Moor.
nKivt,;. Is, German. -rsing Fue-
49, .i,oli,r y,org lest rrfrrenccs. ]. AVER,
,,.,>.,,-,,- 49,, --,--i-,Iand tim I'D
N,!S l.h,',1a Ni',nn1 h,, 49," .,., nu
.,ne's hler,uiic ana power ,Ic,ator.. g.,
-trlc-Iv sober Al reference. want steady
-ituat.ou. would 20 to tn. country II desired
Plrah" addrr'r LN"lNLLh care cls-f Stois'
70 houNrfh'uF-aI -
,,N,pToyEus,- -FRFF TO EMPLOY.
II ~ III IL -. Of ,,lIa1lr Inlle help
..'.1,.i,it' .f.',sd ID ont ut,on rer,lut Of .
Ho ,t.i' ty,rd or t~eSram At our expense tcity
or couniryl mercantile. hotci, factory and
iarGt NIP r., la.ti M ~. ~ ' az
AIItN' ]Sl 800 fultoiI'st;' cnisilS' ,,n,o
Wa,ii"e'otIi',a2 i, PA" ifs-a ''''
,,,.,.,.,,,.,.., - T.. &,o,1-o or
H. MfI|'l " ~ az .'I i,t, o" ,rus,.
~ ', '.,L sn.nlshr ,.frr.
r,'.. Al. Address MEX Eco, Tribune
ono,
o''' ~
ELEVATOR Nv coi'r,n 10Y a. va"
80, W. ",tb.,t.
- .-...,.i,,., an p,,a-
n MIR 70 ha'hhI,t, on IA S,'' ,I,,
~ o. s""InE' tV,i,'I: 'i'if.uaiion Af
A.. IACUISISr. Cook .rt., brooklyn.
w. II
..,..,.,.,, ,,...--.--. .,.a.-,c
II Nal LII oiilFtHt 70 dah' 70 y"
- .t'm L.l!'r ana rnt ,," - I'D.
ID : l. w.. l5l Isth-ft. SOutI Brookl!n.
,-,..,,,.r,,;,-> -, 80 ..,..l,
Lpii,;h "n.,l,r ,i,S, ci nav ~ Of
r.fercnccs irVil all previous employers.
Addrass e.. {. WADE. 3Gl DDsingtOn-aVe.
..,.trErp n-.c,,c,i on r,,t., nr.t
II la. rit, tcf,yc,,c, a.. Tres strad, situa.
tlor uoI-EIt;AN. lGJ West Ilth--t
-. ,.o o1,rpc NJ, ,oi,. -,
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Furnished Rooms

NOETH GRAMLRCY PARK. 1.7 ros,
Nstst,- Handsomely furnished rooms
Ts Irt DtssAiart Is deoirod also park pfiV.
RI IH.hT, 1876 West, near Broadway !.
- haNasCneiy furnished rooms Tor gen.
N IH.S, IS WEsT.-Superlof rooms,
furpis{I Eddiof' pa ana bath ooms handsomely
ttl.o.'v owners residence: buIumer
Irlces breakfast furnished.
:}6 WEST zGTH-ST.-Very centr9-. Iarge
- hh1 small rooms: ornament or
s,ens-rLt summer prices
2UQ WEST 25TH.ST.-In strictly p1-
H. fat horse. Handsomely furnished
ysIio eooi room, 81 small one, 80 all con.
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Borses ano CARRIAGES.

49, -
A -fLANDHAU \ Co.,
a. 81, 31i, 31G Bioome.st.
NACIOkIAS.
NlCIORIAS.
N1CIOKlAS
NOVELTIES,
Curtain kOck4ways,
Coupe ROCkaWayt,
Depot Wagons,
EA. Top Cabrolets,
Na40uvties.
IwO-Wheclcrs,
Village Carts,
EO9d WAGONS,
Top Phae.Cis,
Doctors ogOns,
Surrey Wagons.
Fancy Vehicles,
Buckboards,
MInlatUrr Carts,
NunaUOut wagons,
DOs-a-DOs Wagons,
Road carts,
SDidcr InactOns.
OpER 235 DIFlERENT Sly LIS
LARGLST SOCK And @AKEROOMS
IN THE WORLD.
OVER 100 e.,
Secondhand carr ages Above Styles.
Don't Purchase a Carriage IN town or OUT,
until you pay w. visit
Al QUARTER VALUE. must be sod
a pOAy pnaetOn so; Messenger Durog
colt. H6.,tcn COW and bull. 3ytar-old
Wilkes stallion soil ch'dp OF give OI
shares 3 strong. cheap work h9rse's s,n
REPEATEDLY, cheap. ,,AT2,i%, az biue S in
ave. ----
COR SAIE-Two or three horses. Having
] more than / want. Will sell any OF tncm
young sound. kind arc stylish for driving
on business. J.. 7. MARTIN, Flatbush ana
New.Kirk ayes. Flatbu-h l.. !.
HIARKEI TRVCK a1d two good horses
l'i for sale. - Clymcr-st., Brooklyn.
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Domcsur 6iinail1ns Uanieo

Males.
II NtFrL-NAN.-By single German
1 with GOOD references nrst-clasS house
90. amer and not AFRAID ~ work citY or
country. Adde'S, 81. T, Tribune once.
W. AN1ED.- Situation as uscful-nan on
W gentleman, place or doctor a good
driver. can milk II desired good reference.
Address p. j. KELLY. ~ OliYsr-st
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Conntrp Neal estate for Sale
.-~~a---~---sa h - y - Nv = ~
Al LAWRENCE BEACH,


Al LAWRENCE BEACH,
"A LONG ISLAND.
Lawrence A pleasant day at the seaside.
Beach. You are invited 70 spend the
- afternoon az Lawrence Beach,
Lawrence on tire Atlantic ocean front,
Beach. adjoining C-darhurst.
- This new family resort Is
Lawrence about one mile and half from
Beach. Lawrence station. A special
= train viii leaSe Long Island
Lawrence City at II O'Clock next Mon
Beach. day 70 return at . y. IA. Only
adults admit d 70 tlIe train.
Lawrence Passes VIII be issued with
Beach. discretion at our Offices ana by
- mall On receipt Of written ap-
Lawrence plicatiOn. our object being 10
Beach. make known % oesirai he par
- u"s only the most accessible
Lawrence and highly desirable family
Beach. beach ln America.
- 80 hQuOr-Sa4OOns, no hubbub,
LSsrenee no rowdNlsm. bach Just
beach. suitable FOR quiet cnj0yment by
- respectable families whore cX-
Aa"feaee ccll'ut bathing. sailing and car.
Deaeh ra9e hiding can b. had. Cot
Lawrence To- mn ,nr,'rul,rs nr.Sf w
pc~eh' HITCHCOCK. owner, IA Cham
1sis.st, New-York.
a ".H.a tck MONTCLAIR.-Dwel
ier. r su tn;oing sites for sale houses 70
iTSyiI.n5Tp,sheo or unfinished TUBES &
IN. . sce5nan-st, y. Y.
A fARM Of III acres; la-nMc front on
L. he FatnNent River calvert CO.. Nd
sri,at, Dh ~ residence; splendid view; soil
me- sso.s l't iruit, truck, gan. or toabcco
natj P',ee low aud terms essy' SiREEf
y WALKER, % East State-st, Trenton,
EACTIFUL BUILDING SITES, farms
-, k>cenees. J.. c. WILSON. Peeks.
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POPULAR OBSERVATIONS.
THE PROSPEROUS WEST.

wIscoNsIN's PICTURESQUE CAPITAL-A YOUNG
CITY on THE MISSOURI
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COACUNkN.-By married German
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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-04
State Democratic Executive Committee.

The State Democratic convention
selected the following State executive
committee:
1st district-W. Lamb of Martin,
Harry Skinner of Pitt, w S Carter Of
Hyde.
I'd district-J B Martin of BERTHE
J w Granger of Lenoir, w j Rogers
of Northampton, r H Speight Of
Edgecombe.
Sd district-W A Johnston OF
Sampson, T II Sutton of Cumberland
M j Dame of Wayne, A c Ward Of
Pender.
4th district-Julian S Car of Dur,
ham, w H Pace of Wake, H A Lon.
dsn of Chatham, Joseph j Young OF
Johnston.
9th district-W A Bobbitt OF
Granville, A E Henderson of Caswell
j A Barringer of Guilford, r B
Glenn of Forsyth.
9th district-H B Adams of Union
J S Oliver of Robeson, D S Cowan OF
Columbus, B r Moore of New Han
over.
7th district P Caldwell of Ire
dell, Will x Coley of Davie, T
Redding Of Randolph, DIR. w 1
Crump Of Rowan.
9Th district-B G. Cobb of Lincoln
j L Webb of Cleveland, w w Bar
Der of Wilkes, w w Scott of CaId
we'll.
9th district--A H Hayes of Swain
j G. L Bird of Mcdowell, j S Ander
son of Clay, J M Gudger of Buncombe
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Paul B Means, Armistead Jones
Sam'l Wilder, t L Emry, P. F Faison
D B Nicholson. G B Watson, M T
Carter and w E Ashley. Chairman
Ed Chambers Smith; Secretary, B {
Beckwith.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-04
PECULIAR TO OUR SOIL.

Tobacco nine feet tall and thirty
leaves to the stalk is what Wilson
county is bragglng Western Free
Lance.
The New Berne Journal talking of
the exhibit at the fair says: "T. P. Do
zier will show stalk Of cotton that
survived the winter and has borne
fifty-six bolls-two of them open"
Chatham comes to the front with
the champion snake story, and claim
to have discovered the famous hydra
headed monster of ancient mythology.
At any rate our county boasts of a
two headed snake, found by Mr.. John
G. Clark, of Hadley township, and
brought to the Records museum. It
has two separate and perfect heads,
and can use either or both at the same
time. Now come again with your
snakes!-C Chatham Record.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-04
A ROW IN THE HOUSE.
One Of the Scenes Which Disgrace the
Capitol.

The following Washington, D. c.,
special appeared in Thursdays Au-
gusta, Ga, Chronicle:
Mr.. McAdoo, of New Jersey (Dem)
criticized Mr.. John Cannon severely
for his resolution of yesterday, which
instructed the Sergean: at Arms to
arrest ana bring in all absent mem
bers. Mr.. Cannon retorted in the
vilest, filthiest language language
which no decent newspaper would
print. Indeed it w:s so dirty that
men blushed with shame and women
fed from the galleries Mr. Enloe
asked that the language be taken
down in order that Mr. Cannon might
be censured. Mr.. Reed ruled him out
of order. Mr.. Enloe appealed and
the roll call was ordered.
At this moment Mr. Mason, an Hi
nois Republican,, who had been lead
ing the fight against the lard bill,
rushed down the aisle to Mr.. Cannon
and said, sotto voice, that bis family
was in the gallery, and none but a
damned dirty tramp would have used
such language. Mr.. Mason was itch
ing fort fight, and Mr.. Cannon fear
ing him, retired without a word in
reply. Mr.. Wilson, of Washington,
Republican, turned to Mr. Mason and
told him he should not use such' Ian
guage.
Yes he should, said Mr. Beckwith
of New Jersey, another Republican
Cannon is nothing but a damned
lying tramp. He put my name on his
black list and | was here"
"If you were, it was the first time
you have been in your place." retort.
ed Mr.. Wilson.
"You are liar" blurted out Mr.
Beckwith.
You are another," cried Mr.. Viii.
son.
"You're damned lying Washing
ton -" yelled Mr. Beckwith.
With this Mr.. Wilson hit out from
the shoulder and landed a blow or
Mr.. Beckwith's breast. Mr.. Lehl
bach tried to part them. Mr.. Wi,
lians, of Ohio, rushe.t down the aisle
and caught Mr.. Beck with by the col
lar, when M. Beckwithwith let int
him. Mr.. Williams threw up hi
hands and cried, "Stop, I am only s
peacemaker."
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-04
Durham's New Boom.
[ From the Durham Globe

The Durham Consolidated Land
Company has been organized with one
million dollars capital The officers
are: President J. S. Carr, president of
the Blackwell Tobacco Company;
vice president, A. b. Andrews, second
vice president of the Richmond and
Danvilie Railroad; secretary and treas
urer' r. II. Wright. wealthy and
prosperous man who has built himself
from the ground up; general manager,
John Yancey, Jr. an experienced and
successful operator in real estate.
The Consolidated Company has
bought the lands of the Durham Land
and Security Company, 800 acres; the
West Durham Land Company, 2S6
acres; the Enterprise Land and Trust
Company, 215 acres. In all, S15
acres of land lying partly within and
without the city limits, on the east,
west and south sides of the city.
The Company will extend the street
car lines and put in a complete
system of water works.
Special inducements will be offered
manufacturers to locate on these lands.
Sites and other assistance will be given
them.
The company will assoon as possible
erect extensive manufacturing estab-
lishments on each of its three tracts,
and in addition thereto will erect ho
tells, churches, schools, and Y. NJ. c.
A. buildings for the convenience, ed
ucation, religion and morality of the
operatives and others who will reside
in the neighborhood of the factories
Among the enterprises projected are
one or two cotton mills, knitting
mill, a plug tobacco factory, a roller
flour mill and storage warehouse.
At convenient and conspicuous
points in the city the company will
erect modern hotel at cost of $50,
900, and Y. M. G. A. building at a
cost of $4,000. These and other
contemplated Improvements will re-
quire an outly of $600,O00, and will
be completed within eighteen months
from this date.
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SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of an order of the Superior
Court of Forsyth county, will sell at pub.
one o'clock 2. NJ. on the premises the lands
of the late VIM. Pratt, deceased, and known
as the VIM. Pratt place. adjoining the lands
of F. NJ. Pratt and others, containing 18
acres, more or less. Terms of sale: One
half cash, balance in six months, with bond
and approved security, at eight per cent.
interest Title retained until payment of
purchase money.
c.. H. HAUSER,
Administrator or of VIM. PRATT,
E. A. GRIFFITH
Aug. 7.-tds. Attorney
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Sale of House and Lot.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE sU-
Dperior Court of Forsyth county, made in the
special proceedings of Z. B. Kerner, Admir-. of
Mary A. Bowers, decd, VS.. VIM. Bowers and
others, on Saturday, the 23d day of August,
1890, at l O'Clock p. m, at the Court House
door in Winston, n. c., will expose at public
sale to the highest bidder d lot of land lying in
the county of Forsyth, and State of North Car
olina, and in the town OF Wis ston, adjoining
the lot of A. L. Stephenson and others. This Il
the lot whereon Mrs. Mary A. Bowers lived
prior TO her death, and is 5Ox22O feet.
Terms of sale, three months credit, with
bond and approved security. Title retained
until payment fpurchase money.
R. B. KERNER, Admir-.
July IL, 1890. of Mary A. Bowers.