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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
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~ Ssstsse Cunsa's sua seessasa y ~ - -
MsrSsea - the Con. - % Appesis.
The lawyers engaged in the vsxatious con-
| troversy over the disputed senatorial election
In Dutohess county had an other innings yes
terisy before Justice Cul len d the Special
Term Of the Supreme Court I'm Brooklyn. The
matter came MP on an appli, stion for an order
30 show cause why the stay panted by Justice
Fursmsn.in Troy preventing tthe County Board
OF Canvassers from sendine q amended count
Of tho vots, including the m prked ballots. to
the State Board. in spite OF yndGe Barnard's
order to the contrary, should n vt be set aside
District Attorney James W. RI, lssway and Delos
McCurdy appeared for Mr.. Osl prne. the Demo
cratic candidate. and George eiiss and W. b.
Wood for the County Canvasser After listen
ing to the arguments Of counsel Justice Cullen
said: i 49,,
"Ifit is the earnest desire OF lsoth parties to
have these cases decided by the Court OF Ap-
peals. It can be done. When both parties are
~ seri 10 ehsve decision in q highst court, It
inay be rot and argued beforE THAT court and
% the mean time should su(:w,st that the
1keane certificate be allowed tp 20 to Albany.
nd there rest with the Osbo rne certificate
until hnal decision by the Coui t OF Appeals"
MIR. Bliss assented to this prc position. pro-
viding there was stipulation th; the Osborne
certificate be not received first. and the State
"
Justice Cullen said: There .is ?. nse Of the
Court ignoring. the fact that thi 10 great
political question. and one. OF u sr2e public
Interest Fully realizing that he, opinion
of q Judge Of Special Sessions does not
carry the same weight ss does g 70 decision
as o .as sSsaSs !, I. Ss sSes !.
possible before the Court Of Appea gs. not al.
Ssns sss assa q s sss s
had made q decision" 80 :
Counsel then retired. and after co insulting
To- an hour they agreed upon the term 81 the
orc er and stipulation. There Was ad dittonal
diso ussion when counsel returned to- court,
but the order agreed upon with some minor
corrA rtions Was finally sl0ded. and was. taken
~ n,tice Cullen's direction: The order
sets ABIDE the. stay granted by Justice
tlscate f. be sent to Che, State Beard. The
provides Il mt the State Board ,shnll NOT count
the vote in ADutchess county unit! the Court OF
Appeals hnA DECIDED the question raised BY
Justice Barn ards mandamus. Tfsere is a
further stipuiA ton that the whole gu sstion 60
before the General Term in New York county
tomorrow. or as soon thereafter as possible.
40 as to be takan to the Court Of Appeals inn /!
medately.
ault
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NEW HOSPITAL sux1D1Nax

Preshyterians Replace the Bur,eA DalIA.
isgs IT - Cost Of Almost Minioa.
The new buildings Of the Presbyterian Hos
pital. at Madison avenue and Seventy first
street. were opened for public inspection yes
terday afternoon. Nearly 5000 invitations
had been issued. and many we'll known people
were in the throng Of visitors.
In the evening the new buildings were for
mally dedicated with prayer by the Rev. Dr..
Charles Parkhurst and addresses By the Pres
ident. OF the hospital. Mr.. John g. Kennedy,
and the Rev. Pr. Howard Dufilsld Of the First
Presbyterian Church.
It was two years ago yesterday that q large
portion Of the Presbyterian Hospital was
burned. The hospital now consists of eight
buildings. covering three-Quartsrs Of q block,
h ,il httsd Ssp SsI5tn ents Tor private
their walls, partitions. floors. and roofs being
by a tower and two batteries OF eight steam
fans, by which the air Is entirely changed
every ten minutes. All the appliances are Of
the latest designs, many Of them. invented
especially for the hospital. Every room
cS 20 nerve gsesxs Rsny az sH0
paid. leaving 1891. 40 yet to be provided. In
addition S93O0O will have to be pro- ided each
year for maintenance The benefits OF the
hospital are distributed to all eects and creeds.
More than SIS per cent OF the patients admitted
last year were Roman Catholics. Dr-G Irving
Pdned se Roa
be glad to receive subscriptions and shdow-
menta.
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xsws OF ZEE axrzRoADa
rnpevssas Desssssss ~ shs Cs9Hsssessss,
or ths wsstArA 1sAas Assesaaeasn.

HnysvsssA Deesssees ~ shs CeaUescesssss
or the WSst<rA Tsans Asseseaessn.
curoAoo. Dec ls.-Chairman walker to-day
gave out decision By the Board Of 0omnis-
sioners Of the Western Trafio Association on
the application OF several Western roads 10
withdraw certain trsfic nom the Jurisdiction
OF the association. The application was
made last February. and, was signed By
tho Denver and Rio 'GrAnde. Colorado
Midland. Denver. Texas and Fort WORTH
Rio Grands Western. and Union Pacific.
The trafnc which these members de-
, ssired to control among themselves included
\ oil trafic having origin and destination In
Colorado and Utah, embraced In the local Or
.Nganizations known as the Colorado Utah A..
Nociation. Western Colorado Railway Associa-
i.n. Southwestern Railway Association. and
!, a Denver and Rio Grande. and Denver.
n, ,us and Fort Worth Association. subse-
on., viz other 9smbers claimed to be inter
a. s.1 Ss m.ss ass s ssS r 81 Ss
ssss: e.. :; .. q: ss q &.
sss sss. T Ssss s Sis
OF the ssrse ents and ssrs with ~
c snss asss 's Es. SS. n thS s.ss =:
na 1u snS ~ M Grnn, p companies the epplica:
s ss Asshssn % Sssss
the Western Traffic A. srein. wHicS the Com.
missioners find to be tru =: ~ Ovgsoome tnis s
objection the Union Pac ha Stchisnn Is my NV
Tito Grande have invited ~ n.SnsVI 70 w.
come member Of tho loon ,iiaHvno tHnn;; gH s
tho latter has declined. b Hde oI HHnas ~
rights are sufficiently prote "eu M .n S idGt
Vision o. the Gs ssIeSs1. g Ss
tion are not entitled to control cie. ~ ths
reforred to separate from the age tc'o % u ING
.' Snatss1 decision the oenmss nsrs s; 3.
noses OF tho application Of the BurlinG Tn ior
authority to apply to Beartlstown, ILL.,, Issis-
sippi River rates on grain destined to the Sasn;
The reason urged for this privilege Is tn " n
grain ia delivered to tho Ohio and MiFsissi. ~
road at Beardstown instead OF at East
Louis q saving in the expense Of operation
tharsby secured The Commissioners decline /
to comply With the request because It would \
carry tho Mississippi River ratio into territory
which at present is subject to Peoria rates. and
they believe the territorial adjustment now
existing Is more important both to tho Bur-
lington and to other interests than the reduc-
tion In service that might result from COM
plinnce with the request
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Railr0na Notes.

4 The general passenger rate war Threatened
tie Withdrawal OF the short-iine rate to Gin
Gin BY vt the way OF Chicago established by
IN regard to the reports from Nebraska that
hs Esey rasa snve BEEN H.
felsaraphers under penalty Of being dis.
the, Elkhorn road. said, yesterday: There q
" ass s.S :Sa sSiS S:
ssd SSf s Nj a asests q Wilton f
might md ZELDA secret meeting with the tsleE-
Inc Sssked9ie win ask that Operators. be al.
ds So s7 .hssi q D'Sh
IS s:sss i g s:isi ' g :sa s
shs ss;,d he,
y Rss I'D p is s.s:
The long conference between the switch.
ss ssps,s sSd tSs saSo
ss ns: g VI soP
bodying substantially the same conditions that
hass SssH e psope r. s much
I exercised by the Recommendation Of the Rail-
fds sas sst
hight headed BY thelr ministers. . resolution
was adopted requesting the Legislature to
isaays the ssbisct sl9ns s.. :, ~, ..,..,,,s...,
committee OF the Richmond Terminal Com
pany will not announce the naErnes Of the other
members Of the committee until to-morrnpy ?r
next day. Among those mentioned as likely
to be appointed are Henry Bulge Of Ha!lgar.
ten 4 Co. Jacob II. schi1 Of Kuhn. Loeb d Co.
". l. Martens OF yon Hoflmenn d Co., snd
George f.. Baker, President OF the First Ma
tiopal Bank. special meeting OF the stock
holders will be called In January,
The company that leased the Cincinnati
Southern R4ilraad made q claim against the
city OF Cinginnah for damages becsuse Of the
failure Of the trustees Of the road TO furnlsh
lisnuted. the lessees made the terms Of the
I lease appointing arbitrators. naming Grover
! Cleveland and Clarence X Seward. When the
1 trustees were about to appoint their Arbt-
4 trators. the city obtained All Injunction. Yes
tplSlay tho Circuit Court dissolved thu In
junction. holding that the arbitration clause II
binding on both parties. and that the trustees
are empowered to act.
AL! the lines In the Chicago epd Ohio River
! Trafiic Association have decidsd to continue In
effect their, switching .tarih and dlayage
charges In Chicago, notwithstanding the ae-
trx these changes -. ,,
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KerrCaser.

Miss Mary Cater. daughter Of Mrs. Aymar
Cater. and Mr.. John Edward Kerr. Jr- were
married yesterday afternoon in All Souls
Church. at Madison avenue and slxty-sixsh
street. The Rev. John Eccleston Of St Johns
Church. Clifton. Staten Island. assisted by
the Rev. DR.. r. Heber Newton officiated.
The bride wore a gown of heavy white
silk. with a corsage trimmed with point
lace and orange blossoms. Her white tuIl!e
veil was fastened with butterfly OF diamonds
and opals, and she carried bouquet OF white
orchids. Mr.. Charles Robert Hewitt was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. Edward Oar,
Howard FRANKLIN fsmith. Two little children;
Miss Ethel Leayeraft and Master ReGtnald
Stowe q Baltimore. IN pale pink chiffon, Vas
Helen King. Miss Edith Westervelt Low. and
Miss Meriei Hutchins. In gowns OF pale pink
chifYons with sashes Of the same shade and
coronets Of pink hyacinths. we're s the brides;
relations followed ut Sherry's.
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Al GREEK MApEN. PORT WASHINGTON STYLE
1ihe platform was At the back Of the large
FL to bass ID down tie main sIsle q Issc6 L:
Everybody tur1ssd and strained 70 get the first
s 81 % u. hss ws e tss5J sSn 9s
Ths masie BEGAN With Loves Dream x xs,l,t 4.
sna sS e
sas q sRs;
sn fhsss .ss rs and e.eh
dssast All q IL sasesss il sssnins sSs
rs ssa sss hens ses sf
ing four: the others were impSrted beauties.
P Pss el Kelsn SiesaSf sn New
ES sS.l ~. Rs ss ssa tass M::
L sn sn Mis a%es hs R51 .Ss
and she had 20 c e9as herself with ordinary
sss ssa dsp.s hn
~: Il "a Sss Fl sas T sGs gnts
flowing chison OF the Greek dancing maidens
SaS a w ss1 sSdes Il. Os sa%s
and psrs 81 u he nsct bare and siinsias to the
Quilting Of the hgurei ,li,testreined. PINK fest
pfetty anEss diselosed themselves for. an 10.
ssd Ter e Ss =: sts T VEG
s f A s ons sRDe sf sz s .ss1
Miss Cain: tiss smHllsst -. one s q the eight
all Hls. shs v T91s q :s
Ing strings i q pssrls conn Sling them. Knot
0lrtile az rOeebude fell uOS md her waist. She
carried 4 string Of roses in, her hands with her
; mss tSs sSsssg Ts
Miss Morrison. who Is : al blond eiEI with
blue eyes had her ohitSs, oor ord. 18th Tsh
s ssnas. too n place Of the whise enss wasn
Mas fns S Marfs 10 Prince had m,ny striking or
gold scales Greek csnaeos tasta 'ped her shcuI-
tinEuishing claim to attention AID admiration:
stood ie n's minats %eons he anu %usio
logan 1 %m Se, pf1 :Pa f'9 ess
io%ea to ap hover sboat IL. hsupss
Tho figures Of the diflcult dance were gone
through Tss the most sss a1S
unison. till the dancers. seemed q times to
float above the, platform. When tbe final
WAS sad
the dance down the steps Of the platform and
through the aisle into the hall behind.
A burst OF applause followed Thorn. ,b,rtnud-
GssehsS se eosa
hack. They had agreed among tiomselves to
wear thsis costuYss Ard sd serve rsfrs.hosn I;
Tie hs sRi so sS.y isrsos spS sssS.
pered up stsirs to get out OF those clothes.
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why Dr. k..,., k..,. HI. Secret.

CHICAGO. Dec. 19-In an address at the Au-
ditorium last evening DR.. Leslie E. Kelley
gave his reasons for steadfastly refusing to
make public the secret Of the gold cure for
drunkenness. He gave brief history Of his
investiRation-how he had begun on the theo-
ry that alcoholism was q disease. and how at
last. after thirty years Of labor. he had effected
a remedy which had been successful In curing
96 per cent Of those treated. In explaining
why he did not make his secret public he said
he was afraid thatit would soon become q So
bering- up process instead Of cure: that It
sober their patrons after protracted sprees only
to get into condition for another debauch.
Under such circumstances. the Doctor said. to
give his cure to the public would be to destroy
It's ef1ctency.
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MIR. d. d. WIa,HERs BEREAIED.


His Brother. sister. and DrOthes-tn.L aW All
Dead Within Three Weeka.
The following Death notices were rinted
yesterday:
wITHERs.-suddenly., w Norfolk. Va. on he 10th
inst, Alfred D. withsrs fNrmerIy Of New To- 4.
CI.ASON.-on Nov, 2s. 1891, At her sons re ndenoa
Fairchild, 0ooohland county va- Euphs sns D.
daughter OF the late Reuben Withsrs OF No York.
and wife Of Augustus W. CiAS,n. Al the sam place.
Dec. Ii. 1891. Augustus ". Cbvon. formerly OF New
York.
Paris papsrs please copy.
Alfred D. Withers was . syn Of tho late
Reuben Withers. and a brother " David Dun
ham Withers, the well known turin an OF this
band. when ne lived in this city. was mem
Der OF the Union Club He was a. lawyer by
profession: and had q good practices. He was
All EIGHT ehiidfsn q Reuben Tttherss had
was the first Of them to die. Her.. youngest
brother, who died eighteen days lpt%SE;. h was
hns thus in less than three weeks lost q sister.
brother. and brother-in- law. ,,,,.,
Robert Center. o nephew OF Alfred D. Withers
and Mrs. ClAson, is in Virginia arranging for
the removal OF the remains 10 this city.
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The Holiday C-swa Daily Crews Msrs
Deass ~ 0ssrA Droo.' :

Why 90 many women pssfsr buying fancy articles OF
silver dry goods shops In 70 the jewellers
not easy TO expsin the fact remains thss the depart
ment devoted to such In any OF the large fancy stores
while but few Of the 1swsy establishments rejocs In
. like amount Of patronage.
Up TO the closing hour yesterday ~ stern Dre STORE
in Twentythifd street. women stood two aud three
ing 70 securs coveted ssts Of svsswsse for psrsona
Adoransnt. for the toilet table, and for the
desk. Every one Of them was buying or In
tended 10 buy whsn she got chance. IL
must be admitted the assortment Of these khick.
knaoks 10 vssy large and unusually p,s.ss re p.s.
tiest and pswsst stylss are abundaat. Many % the
ambitious articlss OF jswshy suoh ~ vasohss-
In both the chAtsisins ana the cessd varieesrsAst
pins and bracsets shown In large nunesrs and ~
prices which sssm below the osmmon. 0irdiss and
made Of leather menntsd In mstas and Again Of dsr-
combinations OF metals. Of silver or geldeoa-
tribute greatly 70 the popularity Of this oolisesoa
metal strdls 10 bit Of adornnsut appreciated by
every woman. .... +.
1as see.brso dspsrtsens q this hsSss also Nus
srasss in Ito way ths fast thas china cssnossa do
hesitate 70 make sslsotaons q One In ether
than store devoted solely 70 that business fhsfs 70
the statement that there many ohotos
specimens Of imported wares In stern nSus oollse-
ton say ens vsnts 20 iavsst ssoo fos Instance. At
one fsn swoop hs can't do bstsr than appropriate an
immense ssvrs rsvo.vtng pedestal, whieb b
mounted In SOLID brass touched with fred stk. The
coloring b sxqaistsly dscats: the design either
side rspfsssats female nGsrs suyoandsA ~ cupAda.
Groups and single figures Of Royal Msisssas ware
oner comparative novelty 70 collector q oabanss
dsoorsons and they arc displayed h q TIE many
beautiful specimens Of cabinets ssAsa IN tie ssok e
this department uoticssh,y beautiful nsasi Among
the eayx asssns and which STANDS avs fsss hAGh hes
suppors ases sssirsiy of oayx IL passs e sss
ssyis Of sainS braa othss metal fsr sAs
han II
sols for ths psessaos u large oesttneses os
ne styles mAsy. bat The fAsAes china dssaga N
cream color. orsAmsntsd with bow hsoss q seA -
- howl Y absus he nsss psyaiaS.-AaA
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+ To San Fr.se,see without Change.

PHIIApEIpHtA. Dec. 19.-The announcement
II made by the Pennsylvania Railroad OF the
Inauguration Of q through Pullman sleeping
car service via that system and its connections
from New York and Philadelphia to San Fran
CISCO The service will be weekly. and the
iirst car win leave New York on Monday. Jan.
4, 1897. Pullman vesttbule buffet sleeping
cars or the latest design will be used. This IL
the first regular through car line between
Nnw York and San Francisco. and will UNI
doubtedly prove popular with the travelling
public.
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Wm Csisusts Make Roo. for Crisp .. the
henates

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. 18The Journal yester.
day announced tho probability Of Senator Col
quits retirement from the Senate, because he
cannot stand the rigor Of Washington weather.
The Senator 10 disposed. when he retires IL Is
said, 70 help Speaker Crisp into the Senate.
sSs ). Tor tRs
serve out his term and then 20 TO the Senate.
Pressure IL being brought on Benator ColQuitt.
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0sv. Darlsigh AgsSa Announces that He Il
y CANDIDATE Ter CosEress.

BANGOR. Dec. 18.-Gov. Burleish has issued
another circular letter to the Republicans OF
tho Third Congress district announcing. lest
they should have forgotten the fact. that "at
the solicitation Of friends" he will be q candi-
dAte for the nomination for Congress next
summer. The Governor points ont the fact
that Kennebec has not had . Congressman for
IN the distriSt has been recognized In this re.
spect. Hs thinks that the next Congressman
nsmed Burieish. and has placed himself in the
handle Of his friends TO that end. IL is now o
question OF which has the, greatest pull, the
with the odds rather In favor OF the latter
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Col. Clapps w,l,.

BOSTON. Dec 19.-The will of the lste Dol
". W. Clapp is a simple docu meut. Leisacies
are given to each Of his three children. hds es-
tate in Cohasset tn his widow. aud the rest Of
the estate put in trust for the ta,neflt Of Mrs.
Clapp md the children. The EXECUTORS and
trustees are the widow, tho How. Charles Fl.
Allen. President OF the Central Bunk. and the
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WIN The ne er..s. westsr. ss Extssssa

San FRANusoo. Dec. 18-Ths statement 10
revived that the Bio Grande Western contem-
plates extending its line to the Pacific coast.
and that estimates are being made a. to the
cost Of construction. Theroad now touches the
boundary Of Nevada. and the Legislature Of
that State has offered subsidy TO any line
California over the Hierras could be effected By
way OF Beckworth Pass. Rails are laid and the
rpnd graded through o considerable portion Of
tine PASS. and It Is stated that the Bio Grsnde
contemplates SECURING or has secured this
property. From Beck worth Pass two routes to
San Francisco are mentioned. one passing
tiowrthe Sacramento Valley. the other follow
Ing the coast more closely and reaching tide
water Just north Of San Francisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
reok P.,na to DE v,ole,suy.

JsRsEYvuLE. Ill. Dec. 19.-Orhal CLARK. aged
50. committed suicide yesterday on, a trestle.
he placed rope around a beam anil tied the
end around his neck, He then sh, himself
through the head with q revolver The shot
knocked him of the trestle and the ody was
soon hanging from the BEAM
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NO NON Tnsseb sor Advo oS0S1 0aPpss
CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-The meeting OF general
live stock agents Of the Western roads. which
was in session for two days In this city. 70
suited in tho adoption OF . resolution abolish
ing the issue Of free transportation to i've
yided for Ia the ciassincstion and tariffs. FSs
latter allows transportation of only the num-
her OF train attendants necessary to look after
custom for cattle iines 70 ride free Of charge
on all roads. and the question Of putting .
stop 70 this practice has been under sdSises;
In organization. under tho name of the IAye
EtocE Agents' lAeeosiataon,. and elected q. r.
krake Of the Missouri Pacific Secretary and
Treasurer.
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Preparing fbr q Rix Convention 81 Railroad
>, Employees.

+ There was a meeting yesterday Ut Is War.
rem street Of the Executive Committees OF
Division 1O4 and New York City Division g.
Of the Order OF Railway Conductors to arrange
Tor a convention Of railway employees. repre-
senting the entire country. ut the Academy Of
Music on Jan. 81. The object Of the conven-
ton is to amalgamate the conductors, brake.
men,. engineers. md hremel Of tho entire
"a unite This would make q formidable COM
binntion. and would greatly strengthen tho
power OF the separate brotherhoods.
A com rnittee was appointed to invite Pres.
dent Harrison. Coy. Hill. and Governor:elect
Elower to attend the convention. Five thou.
will be prepared for the delegates who are ex-
pectAd to attend.
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x4:EsSsSs IT, Ia Syss Si.5 9aEssssss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
2sssstie Seryssis sexsAsk.

i - = - = .
SeSReue NfSrHkN MOxsFse
1 TIoUSHWosx ssr ssssrsi neuSswest. Ysshias.
days: lee West esss q. -.-------------,
scos ss sos s person a iso
IJoUsEwoRT.-wanted, siri for general 6oussv
~ family OF three. asrmsa preferred sco West
,Ts1 ga, ~ ,ot General hone, vo7s
~ piais cook; family Of three; references s2e East
els o. ;. - ----...l4-
rs ,in 90 s ga y nV yirs
81. ii 'sri Apply Loss Ny, = near go - ~.
rroGeFwoRK -(jr wanted 10 do rem erni house WORK.
HAYDEN $50 Yves. l.s,h q,
a wess sw.es nrslsrrsa s.s Ms.s !.S ;,as. y
n WORT and mind ssa, N g s.., .; a.. =. -
ii houssworE Cali N trunk store sti 9Th AZ.
81 IS ito :sr.. :. :. e..
"A hoasework. RI West STAT M.--------
| ToysRwORK.-wsntede irl for general housswort
X fIoIEYIxIP;.w.n,sd,, lEi5I e! I!ohanwoTs
md
ApSy ave. ~ m1.
sr sora's 10 YVES. go, -, -..,,,-.
w city references. iss %sss 10th st. between 10
18d al w. - "
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-03
DON'T Like pis,, Washing.

OF the tens of thousands of INDECENT
italian women who have come to New
York within the last few years few
have sought to get a living by domestic
service. The fact that they cannot
speak our language makes them un-
desirable In households; and, besides
that, they are unframed In such duties
rs are needed by American families
and know nothing of the art of house
keeping in the American way or of
kitchen work and cookery in the
American style. Several New York
families, however, who have procured
italian domestics, give satisfactory ac-
counts of their experiences with them.
They say that the italian young women
are quick to learn, anxious to please and
eery sure to be extremely polite, and
that If tho mistresses who hire them
will only be patient with them for .
few months they will very likely find
them to be unsurpassed in the perform
ance of the duties of domestic service.
IN. Y. Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-03

III give anything you ask. can't do
without you. What Is it you want?r
yourself
s'Eh2 You moan -''
THAT neither as secretary, protege,
nor sriend shall ! play piquet with you
again. As your husband, will. !"
God bless my souli'
To no woman unburied can On offer
be either long surprising or disagreea-
BILE. 1t was with warmed checks and
softened eyes that the widow said:
"Do / understand that-that you
You love me, Ernst?''
Mr.. Middles bowed, but averted his
glance.
She sighed and murmured:
'sAh, / am rich"
Precisely, Mrs. Vincent. You are
rich, you love to play piquet, and am
the best player on the Pacific coast If
you will marry me, will play; If not
not"
"Wellq"
"Under the circumstances, do not
see that more can nationally be said"
''Cut the cards" g.