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Wsrk UGilies
Males

TCTOR.-Unlvcr,ity graduate wishes sltua-
years experience highest r'f"r'nc"> .,
condensation - all s. 80 -. Nichola,-ave.
~ HOKuUGiILY reliable. middle-aged
L man. win some ilowi dye Of bookS cp-
.ng, h. situation n any tnin5. JAMES.
LIB tuton-ot. Brooklyn.
~ INNNITH.-A good tnsmith. age %,
i Wishr, employment. Address Cigar store,
80 i'have.
l. PHQLSrEEiYG.-Joobins work OF all
}. V. FOX. 50 West olst.st.
Y ARNISHER and FOIdSHEK. BY neat.
quick Workman; would work Tor private
partie-. JOHN 4. MCMAHON, 207 East
3sth.st.
w ANTED.-By salesman calling upon
w trader in the states OF New ork and
Is.E4n'' "a, ;9r qqs sm a!,oS on
ONCE.
w A>1ED SITUATION to grow carly
w vegetables m frames for reliable party
~ NcN-l crb CITY 3.-O lawn; Method - ;
Bo-ton references. ll'ase address bon IA,
l'3 shave.
Va ATCHMAN wants situation Al refer
w cucc from present employer: honest,
sober and reliable. Address HONEST Box
10. Tribune Olicr.
w ATCHMAN. Vc.-A steady man. mar.
w ricd. sober and willing, wants = place As
Matehm3n portcr !anit93 Or AK H8ys s'e3 AK
Ia k ave. llobohcn. y. J.
w ATCHMAN. by a middlc-aced German
w as diy or night Waterman store OF, fac
tory sober and Trustworthy. Address
wATCHMAN. LOG Wc-t 42d-st.
" ANTED. BY yoLne nan. II. siu a.
w ton I'm or oft Of N"w-York some sim
mcr resort pref rred. Addre-, JOS: JACOBS.
2j6 IrywaId-St.. HrooNlyn. +. ID.
wv ANTED BY smart. honest. sober
w colo'ed man % ycaT,s,, position WIZ q
doctor or Wonld go r. ghi p2r,i. NJ T' r
FOYER 22o oth.avc.. . nrshts up
w ANTED -Sltuat OF as iani'or ly mar
W RED nan q, handy with tools speaks
Germ an and English underSt1i d. steam
heating. AGdr'ss CHARLES SCHULTZ, 2)l
Gr'haIr-s,.. Brooklyn.
w DIX wanted a; po,T,t.L or, janii,oo,rr; good
w rfyrrLcc-. BROWN, lJ1 DlNchah-
W OtTU ~. would Ike situation as
4 Office assistant or shpplns. clerk, eV'
D.. ricnr-d best rtfcrOncr-. Adde'S w. {,
Tubpu' "Gc'
xrOrN, Swedish nan. p would Ike To-
accom- iuy party vi-itng sweden thi>
-r.-ucr ~ Interpreter ard guido. tLoF
AEDEE>oN. az VT l3d.St
" Dung MAN wishes situation 10 lull
! an elevator I'm Il hotel or apaltmrnt
house: colorcd man JOHN GRAY, To-
Wei -''h'-D'
NOINO, Man. - years. wishes >itua-
! tI.r i'm grocery store wholesale or 20
tail WILLIE SCHrELE. 52s +. 5th-st.
\-oj ~ NAN. l.. would Ike a position
I 900 wholesale hou-' or Office. Address
LEO. Bon -. Ir!hun" oilice
VovNG NAN. -. handy with carpen-
/ tprf, tools and brush. wishc. employ
mont. ha, tooi- Address 4. 80 Wash
m-,on-.t fIo1okrn. y. j.
NOUNG Man. German. wants situation
l y q business hou-e. with chance iof
involvement can be- trusted with horses.
Alir,, li2 2d.ayo.
$50. NV - o. ,..,r. In tho countrv.
J wants steady ~.tHltiou Ia country. J.
KrIIN. 7GS l-t-ayr.. cofn"r i3d--t.
,r.,-, NV .qn ,.,-. old, yyaut. n no.
KIM, ' a., , ,,r,.,,', handy and uscfll
PETER T. NEWMAN. 30 3th-aNr.
..t.N- NY ,, ,-tl.,, and ohliginr
Y 3D. ,ort.r r,ckcr or
20, - ,,',-. ifdr.s. \ NOR.
,,,,.
i.' ~. ~ N''''.
NTOINt, MAN dc,ir,, work as porter.
II . tI - 81 rtf =.
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Real Gstate 10 Cxthanae

1 WILL cNchquge an equity Of $500
i Densouhurst improved property for good
Brooalyn lots OF same value. Address
GOOD CHANCE, BOY l. Tribune Oncc.
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tUork tl)nlltt0.
Males.

Males.
4 Young nan. axe -. desires position
~. A., ru..,,t.. or a rUrh with 4 irl.abI.
Io.-.. q year. ,Nl.r.euc. ln Custom n ....
ro.crasc. an flral-l frst-clr,, r,fe,en-.
45 hon,dd II a. .r'I; = Au'f''' ~ ILhl'E' J.
i''N - lI'"""' ''''''
4 POSITION wanted FOO credit or oth o
-, i.t ,'.,'. ~ ,,,..,g MAN ,y.,h
...,'.,.,',,.,, ,,a,d r.f,r.r,,r. Al
49, tt'rt' ms Tribun, One
i..ui,,,,-ri.r,r d.,.,,,,s,a.o ar,
4 ~ "a - -. N' 81 A. H.,
"a class, Wishes 'N.hlnH W"F" G".IgiIh-'
T. y Eve, wording dn"hg'' Nc. Address
''' w. D NV '''- WV : '',
a 1Ot So NAN, h''4Ihg ctiHR" OF No.h-
"a tl'n, wi,hr' 10 "nt", a bosinc-; 10
,,,i,r Han m,cr,tiy,' .,'p,o,n,rnt UNITY
~ refer nee, f,r place - tr1,t. Address
" ~ " T. % Re-, . 90;
. I.rI N.rI1V ,,.r.,,,t- L,1,kor. br,-
"A k.Is '-ih.. 9reb'y e,r..' le,,,'.d bu,lr,.s.
-',n dr,.r,s position: rSp.r.cncc. general
O. camille. real c.t't" collection. hnanc aI,
JOYS 'nl iroH"i on Sipacliy. al su'nh. nan,
~ general "i conn .ritit hR"h uAN'H''
Nn,it'" 3nd ,lnf9!l"+ references ,.2iN'h.
l.'.''' TAItiiiI .NCiIp, b"A 80, IilbHhe
,',.,-.... 49,. =.
\ ~ ~. NNN. ~ icah VOTE "i
"a ..N tH' si"ht ana WILING. Addl'''
SI- MNIura'-' Hioo"i'n.
A fHA' IICAL budding -uprlntnd' nt.
u-'t 10 'it" ""iNN. is Arlf- 'NIrtl
ru,' lu ,. Wv; is th"l"u'h chfp'ht =
'' D''t i,''n - pan .1,If'' = ~, pom,
, ~ ~, Il ""' HWi' ,sH- I',ilN H.
,-,.,...,...-
\ - - h'an N4@n,> u sItuitl'h - Pr
"I 'r any "th'f Work. l3i II
Ii'' E'''t' ~ I""t.
VnI.,.H .....,..,.J - 9, 1-i 81,
a l.. uott.r J.t."'' -, uHIi- 't'
You ~ MAN L,,.I,,,, ON. .,, -i.-,,.---
n i'm vnodfgrl,ry 49,. ','.
h.. can Thoroughly learn tb,. tr,dr ,,Idi,'.
-. w. nun" once.
YDING NAN 80 .vt-b.- 3, situation.
"A a. ANYTHING .frDng and Willing "a.
dress JANE UfIFT 80 Inst .fh..t
4 fp' 80 " ~. 30. "i-nc- situation
"a IRON. qua Wiling. Address J. j.,
- LAT liil--t.
IL, mn, ItEhL HGNf GHI~NiAN
y Il -irr~ engagement. AdCros. 8. Il. G..
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SUPERB apartments In the "O-bOlnc. go
- JNth-st, corner Tth-ave.; maguitccntN
furnished - fe,t front on street. with W!ic
balcony. Apply at ONCE, in Osborne.
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DrcssmdkinQ.

A RTISrIC DEESSMAKING.-Pc f:o't.
"A ntt.ng costumes, Jacket. and wrap;
handsome Grcs, for III. Mn. ONE%,
70 W,,t 23d.st.
A ADJ s>fs for misses. . to Il
~. yeats, nav specially every cr-cr' p.oHi
Nine. l.. ANTOlNErTE. H. W,,t i7tn--t
A FIRST CLASS family crc,-uah,r. by
"A Tho lay; torn, Moderate no meals.
Can or address Ms. FAY. OBS -G ave-.
between 3ith and 18th st.; no cari-
A -A.-NLLE THlBAtD, loo VT
"A. .Sth.-t; TIA gowns, evening, stree
ana house dr's,o-, also LI4ior-madc coupe
cicsantc; moderate prize; shot notice.
ETISTlC TAILOB-NNDE SUITS. SO;
reception dfc,sr,. LONDON And I'AI.l5
DIES SMAklNG 60, loi West 2lst-,t..
cor. 6th--yc., over Adams : DR.. good tore.
ARrIsIIC DEr>~MA>ING m aH IT,
n liauct.-: tIl.uf-madr garments q -lr-
c.ity: dresses nttrG a. house. terms mp1-
crate. NINE. Nl-ltE. 800 W'-t -?ti.--t.
A RIISrIC DEE>SMAkTR- spin, and
IA summer fashions iu unique designs ~
Grr- At -huft L0lc" aud reasonable plr.-.
Mrs. McELl.OY. - East 3th-st.. opposite
4 ErI~IIC drr,-mls.r wishes f.w mora
"A cnrigemcno bv thc day; also chill.
oIu'- df,-.... i2i VT i1th-sl., ln-
3 '.nc- KELLY.
4 IIII.bEEN'> Gf---r. and ladies' under.
l. giuUcnt- made to order: hand cmbroi.
% ring and stamping done 100 90" n,Ur'5
-tlle 10 low Wioc-. 500 Gth-a'e.. l..
NTH.
md LADIES' IAiLOE.
~ -Nl ar.i-f 100 cutting nti.n. and design.
ing; MI. Connolly ltN returned from
Paris Nlth N.'H. Eh'dduot. carriage art
lca gown creations. coI-I-" d. tour Nir.aI-
tn. tailor mad. suits cloIf- best nttun 1pd
-tylr Iu NcW-i oik. or 10 pas. 8 per cIN or
70 home. Addrr,, 10 5th-It'.. 400 cards.
nEESSMAKER. formerly with Nine.
- D.ctcn, viii MAKE gowns during the
dun season from - 20 $ll. 2GJ West
3Sth-st.
hEI~ SMAKIJ; wi>hr, q f.w NOR tu--
~ toners 40 hOw'. tailor system. MI.
REYNOLDS. 233 West 3tth-st.
RESSMAKE Err -Lad.c,' ;ailor; highly
~ accomplished 10 cutting costume, ~.
.tcr,. coats. Go: best work; cNgul-it" NJ
guaranteed prices moderate. Address
PAULINE noCCNl;D. 40 ith-aNc.
~ EESSMAKI NG.-Stvli.n dr.--- and
~ wraps ta,lor-msd' dress 40 up
evening and bail drrs. speciality SAILS
faction guaranteed work shown. Nine.
OATES. 30 West 23d---
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domestic Situdilons 0ante6
Females.

N. MRS. l.. sEELY
| formerly Mss l.. CaMpbelD,
0s WEST 22D-ST
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED
Servants breaking engagements will BE-
dismissed from 0eice and forfeit Gil claim
TO Zee paid.
n. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE,
0S WEST 22D-ST.
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flats 60 Eet, Hnturuishe0

49, r
A PAKTNENTS TO let IN the new building
~ at SOth-st. and Amsterdam (lOth) ave. .
from FIVE rooms 10 seven, with and with.
out steam heat all newly decorated and
nrst.class finish throughout; rents from al
to 500 per month. Inquire II tn owners
ON premises. GORDON EOTHLRN.
A Ii LIGHT ROOMS.-New. elegant
n Steam.hcated apartments. IS W",t Gath.
80. near Central PARK. Reasonable.
DLACK BUILDING. 25I Ffth.ave.. IN.
- trance East 2Sth-st. large apartment :
sunny exposure; also one for bachr!or.
hESIRABLE flats and apartments IN.
~ furnished and furnished all lartS city.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. S3i Broadway.
l. LEGANT single nat. steam heated; &
IL large. light rooms rent -S3 30 a month :.
Apply 10 OWNER, Oh premises, II Eat
l-th-st.
II LATS.-No money required down; fur
u n'tufc sold lONg 50 Cr ait, open even
ing. MANUFACTUREKS AGENT. lU3
west 29th-st
THE FIFTH AVENUE" shave. cor.
L Sjth-st.-i lecant apartments. 10 ROOMS
aud bath All Improvements. including ole
Ndtur, and steam heat; free rent 10 April ].
1891. CHAS. W. BJSluNGEE. sup
81 tn LIST. 32G WEsT-N!cc nat; ,ie
Of rooms and bath, to small families,
are now ready.
-0S 3d-a,c.-s1l 10 sl3: and
t,o-.c I1uU-. urrpia.icd NDriI'a-
uca; heated halls. Ihquir. iu stOyc -tc,e.
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RroOklYn Rcal Estate.

A PRIVATE DWELLING on Clihton--t.
~ Brooklyn. 22NJO. lot 100. Histories. l.
rooms. all in prov HIrutS. good order. QuIr'
block; piice only 5l2. 500. fllle S.4l6 j
IHILLlPH A. WELLS. Tribune Bu.ldIng
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Furnished Rooms


ELEGANr FURNISHED. ROOMS with
IL use Of bath; suitable for one or two
gentlemen. lob East sc-h-Nt.
NEWLY-ICENI>HL House, paIlois
y 70 let 20 physician also sleeping apart
u.cut> 20 10. ID required tenn, moderate.
lo3 Last scth.~ -.
- WTsT MST-~T.- Handsomely furnisn,d
4 rooms. suites o. S.n-If, break iast OPP
tionais l.f,r.noc> exchanged, hotH con.
vonioncc~. A..
~ \VF~I ST.-Furul-God OF uuflr.
= rI-A,d rooms beautiful hardwood par
Ion noor; snail club. family of quiet bust
hess.
1oD.ST. b WE>r-Luoe loom and
~ alcoNr. suitable for two gentlemen
nlccl' furnished.
"a EAST GOTH Son paIlor noor
~ handsome r'Cm- adjoining hail Dri-
yatr bath and all conNeni' noes profession
al OF ba'hrlor' May OF 'o'n'r'
>, FAST llTH-Sr.. near 81 Denis
"A Desirable furnished. large sunny
rooms transient, acconuoiat references.
40 WESI 4,IH-Nr.-A privat" fam
rs 2iv Offer, pleasant room and home
o. some gentleman; board neAt dor.
80, WEST 34TH.ST.-Iargc. newly fun
2,SE pi-h,d rooms. with bath and al con
Vcn.cncps, private family
nt~- S2-Iarg". pleasant room, pr;
- >, Vate house: no housekeeping, ~
'harle-.,t.. near West +th-st
Brooklyn.
uO LET. without board. two large see.
ord story rooms. newly furnished hay
centfaIly located Llf9yette.aye.. lHooklyn
strictly private family; IL minutes 10
Biidee. Address A. B., Box .. Tribune
OficG
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w ,n,r must h.. fl,i-rate vegetable gar.
.,u,r and mikci; VIE ~ client l'u"u -
ard cnanlh mad; go flrrhh9usr laI7e
letter orh {, Room -. 40. 80 Libcrty St,
Ncw-Y0rk.
Males.
RARE CITANCE.-EXpcrlenced can
n Na>,rss can make money selling our
new patent. Call . MuiIIY->t., Room IL,
aftr 10 O'CLOCK.
tUENTS WANTED.-->t. Pttrlck's Day
~ ornament for true lr.shmcn IS Won
III Ireland sample mailed . cents; bic
profit iLmens, sales, Investigate non. b.
tore too late. NJ. ERNST. Cleveland -.
A GINIs wanted for General sherman
"A Memoirs, written by himself, with an
AZ y nd.X b, Hon. james e. hainc: one
IN, ONLY I.taontic If u Genera. Sa'rmau.
O.tl' 81 cons CHARLES l.. WEBSTER
y tONPANi, 3 last lith-s,.. New ofA
cry.
4 DyEETIslNG SOLICITORS on tad
y paper published $50. kiJ circulated owl
u.c cutil. United States tall NATIONAL
IN\IN NLAI Jot ENAL. 80 - aadWIy.
AEl YOU sEnKINn employment b.
IL t'u ".-h 70 ihAN q on'h-"l NE o.!
u..able NcW-NorK Agcn' - SecuIc, positions
l.! .oI c'or-. hOuhk"rprrs, cI rls. cashiers.
Nit- hWru. porter. pic4rr'. Iahl' '4' n.1ri 'cd
r. nremru, mechanic anu 9th p, new
orders "."ry NAL INFO alton ir'cl pr
ll.y II d,~..ed. NLW.YOkk AGENCY.
81 BrUadWty.
~ NENEE and Gardener ani l,cful.u,a 90
d country pII-. u., Ncv-NOrl.. married
.r s.u-.. nan must hat" ~. ,rHc. flou
u.s. p.a., AGdfcs, MOI MAIN H..
Tuhun" oHire.
f. OU INrLp1 NENI ~ auv Kind ctIl -
N," ot established Central Agency. and
r>a'uin" our Dist % Nuru.. -. Nll. r..rt-.
cashiers. -i.'-I 80. 'utch.i.n. uI'rri ,"i-
p.--, gIuDr-. porter. fam h'f =. Ntrl'u
Dozen ond bows. 2ai fut'n-~t.. En'H'rr.
CINEENL AGENT ard special, wanted
u 'n o. 49, territory: cheapest insurance
Known stat Treasury Ie.cr'" tund r.
2H a--t~-utut, to'aI since 1850. lihn-l.
, ms; corfc.uold,ncc invited. PEONI-
DENT AID SOCIETY. Portland. NJ.
II YOU ARE out Of employment or wlsa
10 make change. c1iI ~ M OLD p t.l'
n tr.pol a. AP nv p.s.t,o pro.gTei to'
ro,'a.o pirfrr-. drivers nchmen. stabln.
l'n. Watchmru. Lse.u,-mc1. farm hands.
t.amSt"r>. COOKS. walters. tfemrn; and ne
chau.., new order eyefv ran. NET.
& MART 10y wautd for stock fl -pocl
~ cotton house. - - begin. Nlll"
. 30 y. y. CITY.
Il NrFJLMAN Tor country p'ace; gar.
y Gru. ctr- % horses tfI.I. -lu-ia. Ir..t-
's'ant idir,s-. with I'm particulars. wage.
which must Doe Hod,ltt", J.. =. Boa %.
Tribune pfir"
w NNItD.-Ne.ut> to handle Commercial
w touu'a!u Pen. only perfect lpw-pr -
pen. Md with Lofd TIblrr handle. Wits
1000 word, from lu- Ming. I sd A. an
.inai} pen without filing write, four
...- Is much f'om ono Dip ~ ,uk sent
turl ll'tr with extra point and filler. al 200
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Gonnirn Real gsiaie for Sale

4 GENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
"A Tor sale, land by the acre or lot ;
houses 70 let. furn' sucd or unfurnished
I BIS TAYLOR. Beekman-st.. y Y.
A PRACTICAL nan or woman. or a
"A FAMILY, Who own some furniture, can
cam Of On excellent opportunity % open a
iai-c, nr>t-cl1>s bo3rdr g-rOu-c at Bent
WOOD, Long island the new, all The Year
heath resort. only Cthoi loHdlAo place
IN town j. large hotel goo guests cnsr2.
ing "A a day. FOr particular, aid Photo.
tl'ph. addie>- BoN %, Brentwood. y. y.
4 OTTAGES with one acre. Port Rich.
- mond and housewife. Staten Island: flr
sale; great bargain. J. W. FIELDER.
80 Liberty.st.
T. ARMS aud HOUSES FOR sale; furnished
ItALNTED, Real E.tate. and Insurance
Broker Mamafonnck. y. y. or y. @. Box
l6l Equitable Building. y. Y. CITY.
u ARNS-Smali. large for sale. exchange;
5000 D. 4Gj 600 other suburban prop
critic. ]. w. FIELDEE. 50 Liber,y-st
+ or SALE. at ,acri0cc, a desirable
dn,, eo @n re'idrac" aGreS baIn, &c.;
person desiring county home this is ar
opportunity uat should not be missed.
+. :. DiINNOLL 81 Park Place.
EOE SALES. 800. now modern dwell.
u ins>. III impsovomcntS Nor,h NeMm,
30 MINUTES from ChauLorS-s'. thr"c t. u
It tons within ~ nut'>' walk; yearly com
imitation $50. Address j. W. JORALE.
MON. Groftou-aNo.. Newark. y. j.
Il on SALE.-t Ouutry seats and farms on
4 each sid OF tho Hudson River. FRANK
PEkklN. Ilshkill-on-Huds y. y.
OERISrOWN REAL ESTATE for sale
furnished to rent Apply 10 j. HENRY
JOHNSON, Mofrstown. y. J.
%U,UUU OAK &C., in y. G., on liver
leading 20 Ry: - 50 II sold at once. {.
=. GEIFFING. Ashcvilie. y. G.
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domestic ,llu1;lsls uar:sd
Males.

CARDENER-C0Ok and In La f srs..ciss.
m ALI Iranches of gardening competent 70
take enyrc charge Of a gentlemaIn,, pilEsee'
vii. rook and laundress. GAhDENEf
700 MOostor-st.
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frlu rOanlro.

S1r ANTED. Man and wife, no children /;
W man must b." hi-t-rate vegetable gar
.,u-r and miikri; wife ~ client l'und -
,,d rI1rub rnil.d: no greenhouse i1t-c
me. ulf-onal!ty alc and references by
i.tter orl, {, Room -. No. 80 LibcrtJ ST..
NeW.YOrk.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-30

Mr.. Neal Murray, Mrs. Cogan, Miss Gertie
Cogan, Messrs. Tom and VIII Cogan, Mr..
John A. Schneider, Miss Annie Bates, Mrs
Loskam, Mrs. 2. Small, Mr.. g. Loskam, Miss
Hunter, Miss Belle Shreens, Engineer VIII
hanson, OF the Navy, and Mrs. William
son, Professor Wilkinson. of the Patent Office;
Miss Kate Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Regan, Miss Regan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Dermody, Mr.. Edward Walsh, Mr.. Holleran,
of the Civil Service Commissions Mr.. j. f.
Thomas Tom Van Arsdale L. A. Tyler, Mr..
Robert Israel, Miss Israeli Albert Carver,
Misses Anna, Florence, and Ethel Tibbetts,
Miss Ethel Ross, Marian and Annie Stoddart
Professor and Mrs. Vermilya, and Helen
Small, Mr.. and Mrs. Balm, Miss Stinemetz, DIR.
and Mrs. w. o. Baldwin, Mr.. Frank Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert b. Foy, Miss Mary Cud-
more, Assistant District Attorney A. A Carr, A.
+. Thompson. Mr.. andMrs. Charles Williams,
Mr.. Wash. b. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
King, MIR. Charles H. Reiter Miss Katie Rup-
pert, Miss Maggie Britt. Mr.. d. l.. Sandoe,
DR.. II. w. Beatty, S. j. Leech, Daniel Shan
nan, DR., John j. Shirley, Mr.. H. d. Keyser,
j. G. Wilson, Captain Thomas Williamson,
of the Navy, and family, Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
kinsley, MIR. A. A. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. S.
II. Wardwell, Mr.. j. E. Mathews, Mr.. George
Parks, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis B. Thompson.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-30
NO SUBSTITUTE ALLOWED.

An Old Englishman Who Wanted to
Serve Out Companions Time.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Paul Kingston, an old Englishman, and
John German, bricklayer, of the Second
ward, Allegheny, were sent to the work-house
yesterday morning at the hearing in the
Allegheny Mayors Office. Each was charged
with disorderly conduct, but the offense of
Kingston was more of the nature of vagrancy.
He was given six months and German thirty
days.
There was an amusing feature developed by
the disposal of these two cases. Kingston is
an old traveller, and stated that he had un-
consciously committed some breach in each
city that he had visited in this country. He
became acquainted during the night of his
German. At the hearing, after the sentence
had been imposed, Kingston said that since he
had been given six months, he would Just as
soon serve an extra thirty days, and had agreed
to do the time of German. German here said
that he would present Kingston with suit IF
clothes for the favor. Notwithstanding their
pleadings, both were sent to the work house
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-30
Last Week at Bay Ridge-Free Attrac-
tions-All New.

For this week, the last of the season, Bay
Ridge, on the broad and beautiful Chesa-
peake, offers such diversions as boating,
bathing, fishing, Grabbing, merry-go-rounds,
electric and gravity roads, music by U. s.
Naval Academy Band, and dancing. The
prominent feature of the free attractions is
a. grand Congress of Nations, showing na-
tlonai dances and hymns, by juvenile corps
de ballet of seventy performers. Trains leave
b. q o. station week days at 9:15 a. m, 1:3O,
and 4:2S p. M; Sundays at 9:35 a. M, 1:30,
and 3:15 p. m. Round trip, 81.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-30
You Are In a Bad Fix.

Men weak, nervous, and debilitated, suffering
from evil habits or later indiscretions, send for
Book OF LIFE, DR.. Parker's Medical and Sur
gical Institute, 153 N. Spruce street, Nashville,
Tenn.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-30
GAY ATLANTIC CITY.
HOSTS OF FwAsHINGToNIAN AT THIS
POPULAR SEASIDE RESORT.

''The Herald's" Special Correspondent Be
comes Eloquent over the Beauties and
Festivities of the PIace-How the Peo-
pie Enjoy Themselves.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-30
WASHINGTON
Electric Construction Co.,
600 Twelfth Street NV.

We are In our New Store. Come and see us.
ELECTRICAL SPECIALTIES AND NOVEL;
TIES IN STOCK.
ANY AND ALL KINDS OF ELECTRIC
LIGHT MATERIAL.
REPAIRING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
A FEATURE.
BELL OUTFITS FOR AMATEURS A sPE-
CIALTY.
We treat young eXperimenters we'll. Come In.
The cheapest Dry Battery in town. OnlyS5c.
Think of it.
We are ready to wire your business places
and private residences for Electric Lights and
Bells. Architects and builders will please
note this.
We sell the G. q q. MOTOR, ! to so H.P.
in stock. Over 1000 motors in actual use.
Have you seen our new sign? The finest In
the city Forty tiny incandescent lamps are
feature of it.
Residents of Connecticut avenue and neigh
boring streets, do you know that we will be
ready to give you electric lights in few
Weeks9 Specifications and estimates given.
Remember, we are
BETWEEN F AND SITS. ON TWELFTH.
Washington Electric Construction Company.
CHAs. s. PARDOE, c. w. MESsNER,
Electrical Engr. Manager.
TELEPHONE, 572-2. 600 18TH ST. NV.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-30

CTYLES FOR FALL AND WINTER
~ 'oI'o2 are very neat and nobby
Our stock of SUITINGS and TROUS-
ERINGS are first choice from the best
Foreign and Domestic Productions Our
designs are exclusive, and the price will
please you as we'll as fit and workman
ship.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-30
Gnnratiu1rMI.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY,
WASHINGTON, ID.

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
(GE0RGETUWN COLLEGE, New Term
begins September 10. j. HAVENS RICH
ARDS, s. j., President.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE: Term opens octo-
Der 5. &. L. MAGRUDER, NJ. D., Dean, S15
Vermont avenue northwest.
SCHOOL OF LAW: Term opens October Z.
s. NJ. YEATMAN. Secretary, Georgetown
Law Building, corner f and Sixth streets
northwest.
j. HAvENS RICHARDS, S. j., Rector
au30-1mS
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-01-21
w w Wilmington. ST.. a r,

w. w. Wilmington, ST., res
pected citizen of this parish, died at
his home on Bayou Rapides on Friday
last, and was buried the same day.
Deceased was born in Snow Hill,
Worcester county, Maryland, in 1912.
He came to this parish in 1886, and
two years later married Mrs. Ann G.
Holt. He practiced law six months
in Alexandra. In 1876 be was cleo
ted to the lower House of tbs Legis.
lature, serving one term, after which,
in 1852, he was elected to the consti-
tutioual convention. He was one Of
the electors for Douglas in 1860, and
was a candidate as a delegate to the
convention to decide whether or moi
the State should secede. He was OPP
posed to that measure. His secont
wife was Miss Sophronia Robert, whom
he married in 1853. He leaves seve
raj sons and daughters. He was uni
versally esteemed.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-01-21
Married /:

At the residence Of tbs brides pa
arents, Mr.. and Mrs D. G. Panl, on
Bayou Rapides, THIS parish, on Thurs
day evening, Jan. Is, 1891, at 4
O'Clock, Mr.. THEODORE WAGNER, oil
this city, to Miss ELAINE GEORGE
Paul, Rev. T. X. Faun. LIE Roy, Of
Alexandra, officiating.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-01-21

-Engene Robiuson's floating pal
aces gave exhibitions here on the river
ir"nt on Wednesday and Thursday
nights NY, Tie Programme gone through
", WIN was OF a most interesting charac
.e', sustaining the managers repata-
eon IN this line. The attendance,
owing to the Indictment weather, was
ao' as large as when the show was
here last year.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-01-21
"A special to the Tines Democrat

"A special to the 1imesDemocrc'
from Hot Springs says: This after
noon Tom Dennis shot and instantly
killed j. H. Wright on Central ave-
nue., and was at short range. At the
first shot Wright dropped, and three
other shots were then fred into his
body, death resulting instantly. Off.
GERS appeared Immediately and arrested
Dennis, who was turned over to the
sheriff and incarcerated in jail
Wright leaves a wife and children in
this city. Dennis is sport and is al
legged to have killed several other mer