davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

Beremann's Great Art Exhibition, at s2l
cast Broad street. Those who have not. yet
seen It should 60 at once. If you should go
take the children with you; they will never
soroet il. As an educator for school children
its practical benefits are Incompatible, while
il j. exceedingly interesting to those whose
locks are gray.
~ ,oovenents OF the heavenly bodies as to
a.tsn,n, description Of the movements OF
these wonderful automatons.
II !, a constant wonder as to where the ma
,sr;ai ends and the sentiment begins. What
wa have written o. it before We emphasize
Nth wH =" The addition that everybody should see
4 vbilo the last opportunity is offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
INTERESTING MEETING.
British Residents are Advised to Take Out
Naturalization Papers

DIitlsn hesldents are AdNIstd 10 lhke Out
Standardization Papers
A nass-meeting of British res idents was
held at Wilkinson Hall last evening The
meeting was under the auspices Of Sir
Walter Raleigh Lodge Of the Order Of Sons
Of St George. ana Mr.. J. Henry Williams. Of
Philadelphia worthy grand secretary OF the
order and editor of the British American.
was present and delivered an address. He
talked interestingly on the objects and Bone
fits OF the order. lie advocated the natlrali-
zatlOn of ali British residents as being bene-
foial to themselves and useful in strength
enlng the bonds Of friendship between the
two great English speaking nations.
The address was enthusiastically received
and following it Sc eral new applications for
membership were handed in. The evening
was further spent in singing National airs and
social conversation.
4 discussion of the question OF establishing
another lodge Of the order in this city took
place. and it was determnged that with the
considerable number OF knglishmen in Rich
mOnd and immediate vicinity that the plan
wa entirely feasible and efforts will be made
immediately 10 organize the new lodge.
Messrs. J. S. Walters. president, and j. J.
Gam. secretary OF the lodge. also addressed
the meeting. and the latter presented prac-
teal illustrations OF the benefits conferred
on Englishmen in distress by this organiza-
ton.
All the Enelishmen present wore q rose.
the emblematic flower Of the mother coun-
try.
Grand Secretary Williams is accompanied
by two friends from Philadelphia State Son
tor tiwood Becker and James J.. Hall. Of the
Sunday Dispatch OF that city. and they are
well armed for season of hunting. They
were out yesterday in the fields around Rich
mond and bagged considerable number Of
birds.
To-day they leave for the Indian reserya-
ton on the Pamunkey with several English
residents of Richmond 10 hunt deer aud
other game. Mr.. Williams will return Thurs
day in time TO attend the regular meeting Of
the lodge that night, and retutn home Friday
morning. The phlladelphians express them
selves as much pleased with what they have
seen in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Tha Ambulance Cnrns.

The Ambulance Corps. to form al attach
ment to the First regiment, was organized at
the armory last evening. Colonel Jones:
Major Mercer. surgeon OF the regiment. and
other officers were present. and the names OF
fifteen members were enrolled and ordered %
report next Monday night for their first in-
structlon.
The initial work necessary for the men TO
undertake will be the study of anatomy. and
next Monday night will be devoted to lee
ture on this subject.
TIE course will be a useful one and highly
interesting to those who enlist, but Il will re-
ouirs close attention and considerable study.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
STATIONERY

in all its various grades and qualities can 10
found in our stock.
Every ladv has preference for fine quail
tiles of writing paper. aud she will ind hero
the place to please her taste in this direction.
We mention
The &. f. b. COMMERCIAL NOTE ia
cream and azure
Quality. ,.........-....l0 p AZ
Price. per pound. 40c. 45c. SOC.
DAAIAZINE in azure, cream and white.
Soc a pound.
MARCUS WARD & CO.'S COURT Pa.
PER. super-graY.
soc. a pound.
ROYAL ST. GEORGE LINEN.
Csc. box.
MOURNING PAPER. with any width
border.
Csc. 29c.. 9Oc SIC. and 4Oc. quro,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
NIis,I,oward's Funerni.

The funeral Of Miss Ellen Howard. who
died Saturday. took place at II o'clock yester-
dav At the residence of her brother. Major
CONWAY Howard. No. eli Park avenue. in the
presence OF a large number Of sorrowing
friends. The funeral services were conducted
bv the Rev. DR.. Hoge and the burial took
place at Hollywood. The following gentle
men acted as pall-bearers: Is. c. Whery.
HUGH Blair. Joseph Gordon, DR.. j. Hall
Moore. J. Heryie Blair. j. A. Lancaster and
- 4 IacksOu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Sacred Heart iair.

Tonight will he noted in the history OF the
fair The Blues with their band will attend
and no doubt will attract large crowd. The
Catholic Beneficial Society will also be pres
snt The voting contest for the gavel will
clnsa tonight. The voting stands at present;
Thomas Davis. 10: John DAILY. ID; i. j.
Catoeni. 3: A. l.. Masurier. S; q. Ross, e;
lanes j. Dreamer, 4: :. l.. Kelly. so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Two Small Fires.

An alarm of FIRE was sent in Sunday after
noon from box q. The occasion was the
burning of a mantepiece IN house Just out
side the corporate limits Damage triding.
department was called TO Henry Cohen's
clothing store. No. l4Ol east Main street The
FIRE was e1tinguSbed, with damage OF only
slQ TO the prsmiseN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

,' special meeting Of the LADIES' Indian
% +, Dla-} Society will be held in the parlor
'-e loung Mems Christian Association
rAig on tuesday afternoon at f30 O'Clock
-',eA'.on Of the ladies - specially called
y. -' meeting and an earnest response is
:. sled. as Important information ms been
f..'''l and matters appear that need
,..il ach D. IL is earnestly hoped that all
"'7ie,ted will attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
A Prnmenn,le Cnncerf.

a. Inc Howitzers armory this evening
No ~ll be promenade concert. The
49, VIII be furnished By tho band Of that
Z, and the evening promises to be an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
HOX9, So SUITS.

In our Boys Department -four to fourteen
wears we have got surprise for the mothers.
All This seasons goods no old styles. but
everything that Is new and pleasing 10 select
from As n help-along We Nill let you take
the pick OF the si5O. II and 1850 grades
for 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

ls,,.sl.s. Roses, Cut Flowers. Designs. DC. The
ir.SS't and best stock in the city. Everything
., ,Vl IRON our own greenhouses, Mail
\, S...etapn orders shipped promptly. w. A.
SN4oSD. lQ7 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
WOODWARD & L0THR0P.
CLOTHING. ETC.
TUESDAY. Nov. Il. 1891.
UNLOADING.

In this dav Of progress you will be left IL
you're keeping on buying in the same way as Z
wear ago Tho observing buyer IS quick to
catch on with the new thing OF the day.
We've got too much stock for the present
time. We're not going to wait until you arc
ready for Spring Clothing. but give you tho
chance to buy custom-made clothing Just
when in need Of them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

The performance Of Carmen last night
proved conclusively that the Minnie Hauk
Opera Company is the finest organization Of
its kind that ever visited Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
We invite your attention to our
ENGRAVING.

We invite your attention 10 our
ENGRAVING.
We will engraye-
50 cards and plate. name only, sec.
Adding address, short line, SOC.
Adding address, LONG line, soc.
Reprnting SO cards. zoe.
Erasing address, 30c
Wedding invitations and announcement Is
CSC. per hne.
Printing the same. 81 per hundred.
At Home Cards. csc. per line for engraving
and 81 II hundred for printing.
CUTTING MONOGRAM DIES, ti5o to
60.
Cutting Crests. so. so TO 81.
Full Coat-of- Arms - to sl2
Stamping the same in colors rcd. blue
green, yellow, gray or black, 6Oc. a hun
dred.
In colors silver, gold. green, bronze OF
brown bronze. 75c. n hundred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

The BEsT Ioc. PIECE ofFISE suN-CURED
TOBACCO that eau be bought In America 10
HfcAok's No. 1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
$40 OvERCOATINOs.

A special in this line makes il handy for you
whose thoughts turn in that direction. Mems
Fine Kersey, Meltons. Chlnchilla. in fact all
the new shades and cuts Of the season that
have been considered bargain at sl3.50,
az. 20 and slI, will be closed during the week
at so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
on THE BIyEr

The James River Improvement Committee
will meet tomorrow afternoon on board Of
the tug.boat Craighill. Mayor Ellison has
signed the resolution passed by the City
Council which appropriates $4,000 for i'm
provements TO be made in tho harbor. The
work is To be done under the supervision Of
the City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
NOTIONS.

Embroidery Spool Silk,
= ounce. 1Oc.; = ounce. SOC.
Embroidery Skein Silk.
Sc a skeln. or Soc a dozen.
Embroidery Silk. three yards to spool,
Sc. dozen.
Crochet Silk
Csc. spool.
Crochet Cotton. white and ecru.
Large size. lOc ball or 81. 10 DOZEN small
size &c. ball or soc. dozen.
Embroidery cotton. Turkey red and white
&c. a spool or Soc. dozen.
Tub Pin Cushions. with plush top. Csc.
Tomato Pin Cushions, merino, l5c.. &C.,
SIC. &c. each; plush covered. Acc. &C. $50
China Silk Apple Pin Cushions, scented.
SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
SI2 SUITINGS.

Pruning tho knife in Mems Fine All-Wooi
Clothing. For this week you can have the
choice OF any Sack or Cutaway Suits that
have sold in SIC, as. sii and sl3 lines at $lA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
DOWN COMFORTS

in Satines and China Silk IN conventions
and floral designs Prices ranging from
s. to s25 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

,,e the consolidation Of the Central
.a-ioal o.. Georgia with the Richmond and
h'lf.e system. the earnings have been put
-'l ue general pool. bat IL IS stated that an
.'' las been received in this city instruct
rs OBJ agents Of the system 10 pTOrate the
'-.e iiom ,ae balance OF the line. The cause
iloye is not given iu the order aud
' 3D. authority profess not TO know the
'--o1 therefor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
TRAGIC END OF Il STAGE ROBBER,
OFFICERS KILL CALIFORNIA OUTLAW IN Ms
FATHERS HOUSE.

Redding CAL Nov. A." Bill. Howard who With
"Aber Jones was charged with robbing the stass
between Ialeview and Reddng, october Z, aad Who
was also suspected of being concerned In the stag
robbeies OF OCTOBER 10 and 90, was shot and klIed
at his fathers lonse three miles from Redding last
night by officers who had been watching for him.
week ago to-day Howard. Jones ard "Jack'
Rice were arrested near Alturos, MOdoc County, By
Detective ThGclcr. Howard and Jones were con.
ceacd in wagon driven by Rice, who Is supposed 10
have brought the men down from Lake County.
Oregon, where they own ranches. Officers accom-.
panypg Thacker at the time Of arrest were Untcr
Sheriff Ross, Deputy United States Marshal Cari,
Of Oregon and aa officer from Ogden named Miles,
The three prisoners travelled in regular stage being
inside, with only one guard. Jones and Howard hal
shackIes around their ankles and were fastened To-
gether. Rice also had leg irons on.
About 80 Sunday night the party stopped about
one mile east OF Hocombs station TO water their
horses All the prisoners said they were thirsty.
Carrie, who was guarding them, got out and taxing
tho glass passed it up to them to drink. Thackes
was at this time the front OF the stage; Ross and
Miles were behind in a buggy. Garlic was out Oh tho
stage for about FIVE minutes altogether 1t was dark
ana rainy, and tho prisoners improved these I've
minutes 10 slip OF their boots and remove the irons
over their feet Carte stepped back into the stage and
the progress toward Iiolcomb was resumed. Ten minutes
later Jones and Howard suddenly started up, and
Jumped out OF door and the other out OF the etaef
door Carrie tried to hold Jones, but cOnd not, and
afraid that the third man would get away, 80 be n
malned in the stage to guard Rice and shouted for
help. several shots were Cred ~ Jones and Howard,
but in the darkness no one hit. Rice takso 10
RcddiDg and was placed in Jail there accessory
after the fact 1t thought that Howard would make
for his fathers house near ReddlnS ard three men
were placed in the house after Cornelius Howard. the
father had arrested and lodged in Jail an &C
compoe.
About II O'Clock last night the watchers heard The
CHATTER Of horses hoofs They put out the light In hs
room and awaited the arrival Of the man. whom they
had reason TO believe 10 be Il" Bill' Howard. They
heard him tic the animal ard open the door to ns
fathers bedroom, saying: "Fathct. strike Light
strike light lie then opened the door lead
ins TO the room where the three men We~
waiting. As he opened the door they crea
out, Hold up your hands" lns,@Etly Howard via
an oath turned TO close the door As lie turned tlfce
shots rang OFT. Howard Immediately fell and soon
expired. The Coroners jury exoncrated the omee0
for kng Howard. Rice, the driver Of the tenn. hss
made confession duplicating Howard and Jones IN ns
six sensational lObberes which occurred lately searo'
for Jones will be continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS

and rich in petal, and the only plant Of III tipl n
existence at present Two hundred dollars was orr
for IL, which he refused.
Siebrcfcht wadley's exhibit Of orchids at the uyv,
end OF the hall will be WORTH seeing to-day. n 1.
large and complete and comprises many rare speca
The potting contest was begun yesterday and vol
continue till Saturday. Heretofore the record n
potting plants was 10000 plants in ten hours. A
Prize OF 800 was offered by p. Henderson for n
best record I'm one hour. Yesterday in one hou,
George Martin potted ,277 William Lston 1910, M
Burns 1898 and Mr.. Emnght 1153 Martin pousl
his first ffty-four in minutes and 40 seconds
To-day there will be competition for prizes for n.
best dnner-tabl decorations The tables VIII b
regularly dccked with twelve The competition
are siebrcicht e wadley Brewer Son, George shnr,
Klunder g. Co. and Charles A. Dard
Among those who attended the show Yesterday w,
Mrs. Burke Roche, Mrs. W. c. Whitney Mrs. Hsn,y
Clcws, Mrs. Louise L. Farr, Mrs. Edward wlnslcw.
James r. Pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lan,er, r
II. II. HOLSTER, Mrs. A. Ladenburg, Min
Bird Mrs Charles Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wright
Mrs, J. Howard Latham. Mr. and Mrs. George II. Levh
MI. and Mrs. II. X. Porter, and Mr. and Mrs. H. p
Watson.
On sunday two promenade concerts. vocal and In
tr,mental will be given, and each woman entering -
Garden will receive a flower for a souvenir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
PRIZES FOR HANDSOME FLOWERS.
AWARDS AT THE CHRYsANTHEMUM SHOW IN
THE GARDEN BUILDING.

AWARDS AT THE CHRYsANTHEMUM SHOW IN
THE GARDEN BUILDING.
The awards at the chrysan;hemum show in the big
Garden building yesterday were
Glass 55-best baskcts-First prize, $40 Sicbrelcht
e. Wadley Glass 55a-tirst prize vase OF chrysan-
themums, $40, Joseph II. BrydOn; Glass 50-TweIye
varieties OF cut flowers and Class CO. six varieties of
cut flowers, F. L. Underhll.
In the seedlings, which brought out the finest col
lection shown In this country, the cup offered
by Mrs. Henry Clews, for the best white variety was
given to John Brydon the cup offered by Mrs. W. c.
whitney, for the best pink variety, won by F. G.
Hill the cup given by Mrs. Edward C. Winslow for
the best yellow variety, was given TO T. H. Spaulding
Mrs J. F. ID. Lanier's cup, for the best bronze va;
riety, went to Pitcher Manda; Joseph Hiscock won
Mrs. A. Ladonburgs cup, for the best variety In any
other color, and Il. II. Spauldng Won both the Miss
Bird and the Mrs. Aston cups, for seedlings not yet
In commerce. Mr.. spauldings exhibit was the best
show Of seedlings OF any. lie had some valuable
and handsome specimens, among others the Mrs. j.
W. MOrrissey, the Ruth Cleveland and tie Lillian
Russell.
The Hermann Oelrichs cup by Adolf Laden
burg with chrysantLemum which is the darkest
crimson ever produced. 1t Is a splendid specimen fun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
yoUy; BAsLhSD LOST CoNSCIo UsNEsS

HE ALSO LOST Ills WATCH AND WAS TAKEN III
HIS UNCLE's HOUSE IN CAB
Henry Basland of Chicago . young men, Is IN TINS
ctv with his mother visiting his uncle, DIT. H. W.
Mitchell Mt No. TAI Madson-ave. On Tuesday eVemns
he went down to Tammany Hall to hear the news vi
the elections. At 80 a. H. yesterday ne was ti"e',
IN DR. Mltchells house in cab by two men. ono Oh
whom was Thomas Clark OF NO. 900 Easo i"i"
srs at. driver of the cab. The other said ne was
william E1nnegan OF Frstave. and Thirty -nrst-st'
Th.v had found Young Basand Trey said In charge OF
n stranger at Broadway and Thirty -fourth-st' i"e
stranger told them that the young man was drunk au
wanted 10 be taken home. They wantcd pay ior @'c
service and were impatient in making the demand. Nr
Mitchell saw that his nephew was insensole ana o'f
IDENTIFY suffering from the effect OF drug Inc youne
mans watchchan was dangling and his gold watch was
missing Instead of paying the two men. Dr. Mitchell
sent fr detectives ut the East Sxty-sevenths pooe
tatlon The ring OF Baslands watci WIS io''u !"
rho cab and Clark badge under the seat Instead
81 being exposed his coat 49,,
Clark and Fnnegan were locked up on susp'ion
and Yesterday they were remanded in the forkvhie
Police Court At p. m. a messenger carried an en-
yeIone r. Dr. Mtchelps house and went away as soon
al he had delivered IT, Dr. Mitchell was away rom
homo at the time. In the envelope were BasIahds
watch end sheet OF notepaper, on WHICH '''e io'o
Ing was written in bold hand:
The ineosed watch was taken rom Mr. n "ah
ior e"io''' W ~ UNANIMOUS.
do not caro- to mention my name on account OF
being known very well III the neignoofhVoo "ief0 i"
occurred.
Young Basland had recovered from the ehccts OF
the drug yesterday afternoon, and he said no couid
not identity the men who took him to his uncles
house. His money in his Pocket, untoucheo'
He said that after he left Tammany Hall late on
Tuesday night he started to walk to the tiith Avenue
Hotel alone At Broadway and Fourteenth-st. ne
wont into q uouor-sto apd took just one drink OF
vhlskey Then he continued his walk Somewhere
in Broadway he suddenly lost consciousness and his
mind was a blank after that until he came to nus
senses in bis unclo's home. DR.. Mitchell said the
Young man had suffered from the effects of opum but
Basland said be could have received the drug only IN
fine glass OF whisky which he took at Broadway ana
Fonrfeenth.st Tie only Iquor-store there is the
Morton House barrooni. Clark and Finnegan VIII
probably be discharged to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
Mr.. BLAINE 10 SPEAK IN BOSTON.

Boston, Nov. AT the monthly meeting OF M
board Of directors of It's Boston Merchants Assoas
tca today, the chairman of the executive commt'ec
reported that January had been selected as the dae
for the annual banquet; that secretary James "
Blaine had been invited TO discuss RECIPROCITY Ans
would. his health permitting, attend. TX Postmas@s
General james will DO present and discuss postal NAV
tiers. An invitation has been extended TO Chauneg
NJ. Depew and IL is expected that representatives i"
the southern republics will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.

MEMBERS OF THE PREsBYTERY ON RECORD
SOME OF THE SPEECHES MADE.
The meeting began with prayer for guidance, by
Dr. John G. Bliss Moderator Of the PTesbytery This
was followed by the rollcal it was necessary by
the Book of Discipline that every man who took part
I'm the final vote should be present at the opening OF
every session. unless excused by unanimous vote OF
the Presbytery DR.. wylie the pastor Of the Scotch
Church. reported for tho committee of arrangements.
.sasnnr the psws for the Presbytery visiting clergy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05

h.ha,. Of himself ard Others gave notice OF ~
AGAINST the decision Of the presbyery chmry 70
discharge the prosecuting COMMITTEES when was LIZ a
ont BY Moderator in view OF f tbs Committee Of
nrosecnfion gave notice OF appeal 70 the oyho%%
rom the decision Of the Presbytery on the reco1oc"
Fote. ,,u. ..n,nx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
Dcmesur SltuMlons Wan!fs

Females.
w AITRESS; by . young gin sI "a, n.
w buffers place: best pefsonsi ee.lv r
sr~ncss; willing ard .riatwoFtnl xa v =
country. Cau or apply SoI ss
tween 25th and 10Th sA
" AITREss.-B lrst.elass pn,.tiS chan.
w ly waitress; willing 70 ss 49,. ~ best
berwork Is an excellent ser please call
reference, from las; employer
40 0th-aye. near t2d'sL --.--TI,-
Az AITREsS. by an aeeompbShssss "a, s,h.
w ress good city reference o,fan Ha<
ave. BoNGRAND's. over L''~
ness Agency. -------,.--,I-..,
MATTRESS, Sc.-By a, yeans ha,ssrs
w girl; hrst-ciass eouli nA xonld 70
place und pr,tands salads, VINES sswer.
ss chanb srmad; IL goSd p'N'"
NJ. X. 81 West 2lst-st. ----
NVANl s.p.-By respectable s,ar sew Or
w sition 10 wait ON lacy anvI refer.
light chamberwork and sew best s'''
ences. "a East t0th-st. ~
VUET NURSE. Healthy young ,,ssss
w woman; baby II DAYS ola iJu 'Mra
of railk DOCTORS certificate. ~ 49,
TYLER'S. 1855 0th-ave., ready a. o"Ns' :
" DUNG WOMAN as cook and laah'' n
i In snMi family; good iS'erhoo''
X. 2io East 2sth-st
CONTINUED on Eighth PaSG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
THE FIGHT OYER CHICAGO MARKET REP0Sls'

Chicago, Nov. 4.-Robert Lindbloom today rp.0 I.
to the letter OF Chairman j. e.. Steever, OF the mAe'
report committee and assumed a rather defiant tone'
asserting that in sending quotations 10 the ST. Lo.D
Board OF Trade he was acting within his rights W.
L.ndbloom demands special meeting OF the bcaro "
Trade to discuss his appeal and he intimatee thss
falling TO secure what he considers justice thefe'
will 20 into a court of law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
% omestr 5iinarlsus Uaureo


Fcmalea
LAMSINf.SS.-An educated and rcfaed
Softn German person wishes position as
nlalu Is competent seam stress also rell.
aplc ana energetic; VIII assist house.
keeper; urst-elass city reference. Address
'.f-r - 10, Corset Setor, 800 Fifth.ayc.
Two SISTERS wish situations one a,
nrst-elass cook, the other o. ilrss-c,ass
waitress In private family; city or coun.
Iyi . years references from last place
34o 3d-ave. ring bell ..
TWO RESPECTABLE young women
together TO 20 as chainberinald and
waitress. and cook, wash and iron ycars'
references. Apply at }. w CARPENTER
e CO.'S. go 6th.ave.
WAlTREss.-By ilrst-class North Ger.
w man waitress; neat. young and ful y
competent TO take charge of glass silver,
etc. personal references; city or country
Win Mrs. TYLER. $40 6th-aye.. over
fish market.
WAITRESS or PARLOR- MAID.-By a
w young girl; personal references; city.
Tau AZ 81 West 2lst-st.
w NG.-Ladscs' gentlcmcn's and
w family washing at moderate prices.
Mrs. NIXON. :58 West 4Tth-st.. Room Il. .
w AiIREss or OHAMBERMAlD.- by a
W young woman nrst-eiass reference.
Call 120 West 25th-st-