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william Loses His whiskers.

BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The thirtv-seventh
anniversary of the birth of Empress Au-
gusta Victoria was celebrated here today.
The emperor, to the surprise and delight
OF the empress. presented himself clean
shaver, except for his mustache.
, 1891-10-23

Hot SPRINGS, S. D., Oct. 22.-The
M%innehaha hotel burned last night. 1t is
thought no lives we're lost, but as the reg
lister burned nothing definite is known.
The loss is $50, 900.
, 1891-10-23
Boys, here's Your ChanceI

Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get your darning, patching and
buttons sewed Oh without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY
, 1891-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Secretary Blaine
arrived here this evening.
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for he was a man of intense and strong
character, but the battle over he was for
shaking hands with good humor that
had in it no mixture of guile. If he has
left enemies he has passed away hating
none without previous experience of
public life. Mr.. Hearst the miner
and man of business went to the
senate and although in that body he
spoke seldom he brought to his duties
conscientiousness and on industry that
made him highly useful to his people,
in his committee work. The sturdy
good sense of the man, his knowledge of
affairs and particularly of the needs of
the Pacific coast more than compensated
his constituents for deficiencies as a pub
lie speaker. He earned the esteem of
the senate and the best men in it, be-
came his friends as good men did every
where. His death is a serious public
loss not alone to California but to the
entire Pacific coast and peculiarly to the
mines whose special friend and advo-
cate he was. In the death of George
| Hearst a strong man; an able man,
good man, and very humble man has
been taken away. He had manly, a
gentle and loving heart. There will
be moist eyes in thousands of western
homes, grand and humble, at the news
of his death, and the sorrow will not be
least in the cabins, dotting the canyons
and streams of the Sierras.
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DeIeware Loses S5s9,15O Worth OF
| Securities.

WILMINGTON, Del, March Sit has
just leaked out that $5S9, $50 in securi-
ties owned by the state of Delaware,
have been lost and no one knows how or
when they disappeared. The securities
are not negotiable. The Legislature has
appointed a committee to investigate
the unsettled condition lin which the
states treasury has been left by ex-
Treasurer Herbert and upon the pre-
liminary report from that committee
it has decided the secretary of state shall
enter judgment upon Mr.. Herbert's
official bonds.
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HE HUNTED A BUYER.
Hunt Sells his Entire System to Chas.
B. Wright for 5000, ,ooO---Will the
Northern Parallel the U. P?
Senator Dolph is Doing Good Work for
the Cascades Right of Way---The
Sherman Diamonds to be Sold.
HUNT SELLS OUT.

Charles h. Wright Buys the '.Hunt Sys-
tem"---A S3,oOO,OOO Transaction.
PHILADELpHIA, March 3.-The Press
says Charles B. Wright has purchased
from George w. Hunt, of Walla Walla,
Wash, number of railroads known as
the .'Hunt System" which penetrates
the great wheat fields of Eastern Wash
ington and Oregon. The first payment
on this transaction which involves $3,-
600, 900 was made today. Wright is a
heavy stock holder in the Northern
Pacific Railroad
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Vandals at W Ork.

Moscow, March 1.-Great excitement
has been caused here by the discovery
that four pictures by French artists
which have been on exhibition here,
have been cut from their frames and
carried off. The general belief is. that
the outrage was committed by Germans,
as an act of revenge Upon this theory
the police are making careful search
of the houses of all Germans throughout
the Moscow government.
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Couldn't kim the Tramp.

EUGENE, March Ia tramp met with
serious accident by trying to alight
from moving train near the depot yes
terday evening. His scalp was laid
open for about six inches, making hor-
rible spectacle. He was sewed up and
will probably recover.
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A visit From Lady Churchill.

LONDON, March Lady Randolph
Churchill has signified her intention to
visit New York during the, absence of
Lord Randolph Churchill in Africa
Lord Randolph intends to be gone eight
months, and it is likely that Lady Ran
dolph will spend the greater part of that
time among her old friends in New York.
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Conspicuous by His Absence.

LONDON, March 1.-Sir William Cor
don-C Cumming, whose peculiarities as a
PLAYER of baccarat have rendered his
presence offensive at most of his former
resorts, will shortly sail for the United
States, where he will make long visit
to his brother, who owns stock farm in
no1r
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Good sale ofCaIifornia stock.

New YoRK, March 3.-At the opening
three DAYS sale of California trotting
stock today Among the important sales
were Hindoo Wilks black mare 6 years
old by Guy Wilks, 2:154 $1,000; Cog
nag, black colt years old by Guy
Wilks, and Lottie by Belmont for So, ,200
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mor,nons Leaving Utah.

SALT LAKE, March IA regular exc
dus of Mormons from Utah to Mexico is
taking place. The Mormons have tract
of land in chihuahua, which they are
settling up. All over the territory they
are preparing to go south to ':live their
region.'' The head of the church is
said to be encouraging emigration, and
putting up funds. 1t is estimated that
at least 20O0 will leave this summer.
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FROM SENATOR DOLPH.
He VIII do All He Can for the Cascade
Right of Way.

Right of Way.
WASHINGTON, D. C. March 2, 1891.
To the President Of The DdHes Board Of
Trade:
Have had reported from the commit
tee on commerce and passed through the
senate and sent to the house concur
rent resolution granting state of Oregon
right of way at the Cascades and have
also reported it as amendment to an ap-
preparation bill and if the resolution
does not pass the house, will try to pass
it as rider ON the appropriation bill.
J. n. DoLPH.
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travel to be Resumed.

SAN DIEGO, March 3.-Agent Keller, of
the Santa Fe, reports that travel will be
resumed between here and Los Angeles,
Thursday, the first train leaving that
day
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Sad Death of two Children.

CHICAGO, March 3.-Hans Peter Jacob
son, aged twelve years, and his little sis
ter aged five, were partly burned and
partly suffocated to death shortly after
midnight last night. The house caught
fire in the absence of their parents.
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THE SHERMAN DIAMONDS.
The Latest Story is That They to he
Sold.

PITTsBURG, March 3. The famous
Khedive diamonds valued at $135 200,
which were presented to Miss Minnie
Sherman by the chief ruler of Egypt in
honor of her illustrious father when she
married Lieutenant Thomas w. Fitch in
1875, are to be sold. Although given
absolutely to Mrs. Fitch. the proceeds
will be divided equally among the four
children.
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Imnrisonment for Life.

CHICAGO, March 3.-George Hathwan,
who shot and killed Ex-Alderman VIM.
Whelan in saloon brawl some weeks
ago, was today found guilty. The punish
ment fixed was imprisonment for life.
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Two of Astoria's Bad Men Fined.

PORTLAND, Or, March 3.-Larry Sulli-
van and Dick McCarran both of Astoria,
plead guilty in the United States court
today to charge of boarding vessels
without permission of the captain. They
were fined one hundred dollars each.
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Water Higher than Ever Before Known
in Arizona.

SAN Francisco, March 3.-A dispatch
from Clifton, Arizona, dated March 1st,
says that the Graum County Bulletin
states that the water is higher than the
Aztec ruins, and seven feet higher than
the oldest Indian or Mexican remem-
bers. 1t is impossible to ascertain the
damage done to property or life.
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THE CHURCHES

V1IRsT BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. o. D. -TAY-
h LoR, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at II
A. n and P. N. Sabbath School at Il M
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening al
o'clock.
C,ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Rev. w. G:
~ CURTIS, Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
service Strangers cordially invited. Seats free
1E E. CHURCH-Rev. H. BROWN, Pastor
h. Services every Sunday morning and even
ing Sunday School at 1214 O'Clock N. A cordial
invitation is extended by both pastor and people
10 all.
ct. PAUL'S CHURCH-Union Street, opposite
y Fifth. Rev. Eli ID. Sutcliffe Rector. services
every Sunday ut IL A. NJ. and 7;30 P. N. sunday
school 1890 p. n. Evening Prayer on Friday at
7:SO
CT. PETERS CHURCH-Rev. Father BRoNs-
- GEEsT Pastor. Low Mass every Sunday at
IA M High Mass at 1O:9o A. NJ Vespers at
JPN.
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merican rrotting Association


CHICAGO, March 3.-Men of the turf
from Maine to California are in attend
ance upon the second biennial congress
of the American Trotting Association.
About seventy delegates are present.
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Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The president
has signed the direct tax bill.
The Senate has adopted the conference
report on the diplomatic appropriation
bill including the provision for the
Hawaiian cable.
The senate today agreed to the amend
ment to the general deficiency bill reem-
bursting California, Oregon and Nevada,
for moneys expended by them in sup
preston of the late rebellion. 1925, 900 is
given Oregon.
The senate has passed the general
deficiency bill and sent it back to the
house with senate amendments.
Is Not Jack the RiPPer"--Ars. DISHES
Gets Her Fortune.
LONDON, March 3.-Firman Sadler
arrested for the. murder of "Carroty
Nell,'' has been discharged as the polic'
could not collect sufficient evidence t.
connect him with the crime.
The application of the brother OF Mrs
Wood to break her will, bequeathing he
large fortune to Mrs. O'Shea, was toda.
refused by the court.
Chief Bushyhead Gets . Restraining
Order.
GUTHRIE, L. T., March 3.-Ex- -chie
Bushyhead, who has lease upon ston
quarries in the Cherokee Strip, toda
obtained temporary restraining orde
from Judge Green enjoining Lieutenan
Golden from moving Bushyhead and hi
employees from the Strip, or destroyin
his buildings, side-tracks, derricks an
machinery.
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San Francisco Market,

SAN Francisco, Cal. March s.--Wheat,
buyer '91, 1.4S.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March. S.-Wheat,
steady; cash, 9456@947s; May, 97@
e716; July, 94s4.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A S. BENNETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. Of
"A. fee in Schanno's building, up stairs. The
Dalles, Oregon.
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w H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rooms
W. 50 and 53, New Vogt Block, Second Street,
The Dalles, Oregon
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Retailers generally find Februrry 6
short month.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

OOACHMAN, or TO take general care of q
" gentleman's place.-By capable SIN
gle man trustw 6rthy, experienced and atsen
tive in oil his duties competent In groom
ing driving, milking and general garden
work good reference. Address hNOBEL
Box 5, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
.Eely Wanteo.
Females.

Females.
A GENTS WANTED, to sell the NEW
n LAWN GAME. PoCHETIE just
the thing for outing parties; VIII be the
most pOpular game tlls season send for
ciTcnlar liberal terms NJ i. FAVOR,
30 Hanson Place, Brooklyn.
XETANTTD-A arst-class coax by the day
w or week Apply Friday, between L ana
2 O'Clock at 81 Fast 35th-st.
XV ANT few good hands 70 WORK a.
w uressmaking Apply 70 MlSS BES-
SAN, g5 Sullivan-st., I'd bell.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Dressmakina.

NJ ANTED.--By a flrst-class French dress
w maker, work by the day or at home. 2l7
West 3Sth-st., DkEsSSMAKEk.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

n OACHMAN and GROOM.-By an expe-
- rienced single German best references;
or address RICHARD UHLMANN, 257
West 47th st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Domesilc Iitu1tl1Ts War'eI

EIomeSIle -'llu1IlSle lOu' "
Males.
A GENTLEMAN wishes % ma situation
n for hls butler, whom he can thoroughly
recommend; Apply Ii WaIl-st'' Room o.
from ! 70 8.
A REsPECTABLE married couple would
n ike TO take care Uf a snail Ollce Ouiid-
Ing. NJ. A. COSTELLO, 1871 3a'aNe.
A SWISS who Understands the care and
"A management Of GENT county resi-
dence-, Including care Of horses, milk, NegeN
tables flower and landscape gardening,
wishes to meet parties needing the services
Of nes., rollabie man. Address ChAS'
SOLAHO, u ..'1tNam hquaPe.
A YOUNG SWEDISH COUPLE would
n Ike TO take cave Of gcnuerSn's holse IN
the city; best references. Address A. LIN
row, SS7 East 4oth-st.
A RlsPECTADLE man aud wife want
"A a private house % care for during Ole
summer good reference. Call or address
bv letter only Mrs. DURKIN, $50 East
ihth-st.
u UTLER-CoOK.-By an experienced and
ID thoroughly COMPETENT married couple ;
age S5 has lOnC aud satisfactory personal
f3ference from hrst-class families; will he
dlsengaRed June /. Address J. c., Box .,
Tribune Once.
ID UTLER.-By an Enylishman thoroughly
ID understanding his dutiea Ia all bfanchCs /
hard-WoFking willing and Obllring 10
months reference. a57 4th-avo.
ID UTTERLY a Dane in private family ;
ID cltF or Cci my good references. Il. B.,
BoN Is, Tribune onoe.
~ UTLER-By a ysung man IN private
ID hmlly, understands his duties holds the
bcst city grfereaees. Address BUTLER,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

NOACHMAN.-By young Swede speaks
" English good driver; understands the
care OF fine horses, harness and carriages /;
city or country; best OF references. Call
or apply 357 4th-aye.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
domestic 9ituatIoMs Unnteo

A MEXICAN PROTESTANT seeks posi-
position OF trust, where capablity and re-
liability will be appreciated. WORTH,
Christian Aid 30 Employment Society, 80
Bible House, N. Y
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Miscellsucou5

~ ENTLEMEN wishing TO dispose, Of thgiI
" le,t-Of clothing at fair value WIN
please call or address EDWARD MILLEis'
0S 0th-9ve.
TVWO EXTRAORDINARY LFS.-Lisle
L thrcsd under vests, l5c, worth zoe. s.
button mOusquetaires. 65c., worth II ~; 90 (;
Lavalliere eOrsets, 95c JAMNES, 9O0
Broadway and % West 3Oth-st-
parasols and canes made
~ 70 order, recovered ard repaired, AZ
SPENCER'S 276 6th-ave.. 18th and 18Th sts.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
ReaI Gsiaie n]anteo,

I'd RoOKLYN PROPERTY or farm wanted
ID in exchange for residence, Newark,
D.. j.; send particulars. IL Wallst,
Room 81.
~ ANTED TO RENT.-A house suitable
w for Fresh Air Home, unfurnished, about
thirty rooms ample grounds easy Of access
Ay water transportation within two hours
IL New-YOfk Address Wan-st, Box 80.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

A BARGAIN.-Hudson River hrm; l0l
n acres l 600 feet river irQnt also adjoins
before June l for $i2, ,OO0; worth $40 900.
ALLEN q CO., .293 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
FURNISHED Sonses

u URNISHED HOUSE 30 rent; 10 rooms /;
i cellar and attic stable on place 10 min
Vtes' walk from village snd r. II. station !
boating fishing, driving, sc. rent for sea-
son moderate. c. w. WICKHAM, Matt-
fuek I, I
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

(IOACHMAN and GARDENER.-By
u Young Englishman careful with horses
and good driver; good plain gardener can
milk sc; excellent references. AT CAh-
pFNTFR'S 1OS 6th.qVp
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

w dren, care OF private residence for
summer months; best reference. Apply 843
Vast A9d.st
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Ccuntrp Real estate for Sale

4 GENCY FOR MoNICLAIR.-D dwellings
n for sale or 70 let, furnished or Unfur-
nlshed; land by the acre or lot. TU BBS
q TAYLOR, 5 Beekman-st., n. Y.
A d. HOPE. Central Building. Liberty
n. and West sts., makes New Jersey prop
ply a .lperislty. A great variety Of farms,
b0use. and lots 10 sell and rent.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Dressmaklnq.

A RTISTIC DRESSMAKING.- Perfect
n fitting costumes, Jackets and wraps !
handsome dresses for fl2. Mime. OWEN,
262 West 23d.st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Dnsiness Ghanres

A NALYSIS, logic, elocutlon specialtios I;
n suffering cured early deficiencies cor
reeted literary work skilfully. executed !;
hypnOtism taught privately and by core
sp0ndence. Rev. DR.. MCCARTHY, S23
East 125th-st
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
gcuntrp 2 raj estate for Sale


III OUSE FOR SALE OR To LET.-Ten
IL rooms all improvements lot 90 by 105
been built less than two years aud just been
painted again and papered cash Al 500, and
f4,VOO on mortgage; rent S35 per month
next wear $40 Apply p. MICHELS, 433
sonth 2d-aNe.. Mt Vernon. n. v.
IMPRESSIONS. n. J.-valuable tract Of
k'A SIX acres. capable subdivision close
70 station very high, finely shaded groupd,
lor sale $4,000. EDWARD y. HAM1b-
TON 8 CO., 96 Broadway, N. Y. I'D noorl.
ONLY $500 necessary 70 buy one OF the
~ largest. best and best located Queen
Anne cottages at Bensonhurst; IL rooms,
all improvements: furnace; 200 feet from
electric road rent pays the required pay.
ments and interest; very easy terms rare
opportunity to own an elegant residence.
tween SD and 5.th SITS: Bfeoklyn.
n RANGE. N. J.-This vicinity speciality
" property for sale and rent. EDW. Z.
I HAMILTON 4 Co, 90 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Ccnntrp Real Gstaie 90 Get


Il URNISHEO and unfurnished houses 70
Il let for The season or year houses and
farms for sale. w. II. HALSTED, Roal
Estate and Insurance Broker, Room %, 30
ThOmas-st.. y. Y, or Mamaroneck. N. Y.
II OR RENT. House, stable and 8 acres
beautiful view rent low; op street to
Dobbs Ferry. Ardsley. A. GUNNlSON,
315 Msdison-ave.
SUMMIT, n. J.-FurniShed and unfur-
- nlshed houses % let by the season or
year; choice locations, all Improvements,
&c. +. G.. POTTER, opposite sDtion.
TINo LET.-At Fairfield, Conn. adjoining
L the country seats Of Mrs. Jonathan
SturRes and Frederick Sturges, a complete
residence, perfect in It's sanitary oenditions,
fully and Handsomely furnished. 15 rooms
and buter's pantry; a acres 81 ground gar.
den planted stable for 3 horses and box
stau rniputes' walk from station hour
and 20 minutes from city bathing beach tho
best this side Of Watch HUI rent $500.
Photographs sc, a: FOLSOM BROTHERS,
s2s Broadway, corner 12th-st.
ITO fEf.-An elegant store, finely To-
Il Gated for drygoQds, notlons, &c. In.
quirs Of S. X FOWLER. Viheiand. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Gitp Real estate for Sale.
Gnp Rral Gstaie 60 frt.

DsnPEARL-ST. near Franklin square
OoS Three lofts $50 monthly.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
flats 60 Get. HnfnrnisheS }

nES1RABLE apartment; al liGht rooms
~ central location rent only $40 per
month; possession immediate. Apply on
premises, lSs East 40th.st.. or to E h.
LUDLOW & co, 500 6th-ave-, cor. 42d'st
- UPERIOR FLATS.-Al Light. large
- rooms steam and hot-water heating all
improvements corner 95th-st. and Dexing.
ton.ave., s rooms. S45. $56 1870 to 1S5
East 9eth-st, between Park ana Lexington
aves., 0 rooms IAN as good as corner rooms),
s35, S45 also 108 East 54th-st, rooms,
S32 and $50.
GGrTN HE FfFTH AYEN UE,"
Il ,o37 and OBS 5th-ave., cor S1th-st.
Elegant apsrtrnents 10 rooms and bath 9.
all improvements, including elevators and
team heat. extra inducements 70 first-cl1ss
parties, CHAS. w. BUSHINGER. Supt
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

)USEKEEPER.-By respectable Ger:
4 al woman who speaks English and
city or country. Mis-. J. WOSOLRoBE
2072 2d.ayc., lst floor.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

26Z West 25d'st "
A RTIsTIC TAILoR.MADE SUITS, 80;
"A nt snaIanteed also 6N 6,' Nn eNSqnHiIpsA RIs sis
DREsSMAKlNG CO.. 10l West 2lst-st
cor eth-aye., over Adams's dry-gOods store:
A DIiksSMAkER who is a litter wants
N engagements references. NJ. DEAD1'
5S3 shave -
A DRESsMAKER from Paris dresses
N I'm every stvle; latest fashions snort
notice. Nine GLASS. 1872 West 8Sd-st.
RTIsTIc DIRE. making perfect At and
~ nDish; unique designs hotel ,s oiGss'
AL short notice goods purchased III dfsliru'
Mrs. .McELROR, 81 East oth'st' oppos'"
Denning's.
DANCING. promena1e and school dresses
~ for misses latest designs me MoIh' Mos
Nine Il. ANTOINErTE. IL West IIln--@ -
EEsaMAKER froin a leading establish
ID ment Vorlcct litter and styllsh uf4er'
wishce engagements ~ the oey. aIg.. I,.,o
PERFECf FITTER. Tribune upto"h oinoo
.29s Broadway.
~ RTSSNAKE EK--Mmc. Walker. fsshion-
sbi@ French dressInaker, would Ike a
- 1,ers nice customer frsi-elAss Nofk
a. reasonabIe prices. 23S West 5Sth-St'
paror fiat ---------
GT0VE.FITTING SUITS made from IS
" ard Up; as a gusr9ntee J cut 'Rdd drss ~
the first lining free q shafse' Mi99
NAYL0R. 1875 East lo9eh-s.. ------
II ENRTEfIE MICHEL 76 West am,
IL st-smmcf dresses maci IL Vi" i"''S'
styles short notice.
y GDTFs, TAILOR or DREssMAKER-
L. X wears aYperl(Hce; pdIfcet' loso
Gtting. hne Fuibi med SS M y. KALI
LxDGR. 8 Fast 14th-st., near bu-ave.
NEME n MICHEL pURRAND, Perisian
lF} Jre.smakcr III West 19th.st Dresses
in All latest S,ylcs elegance ahd perfect IT.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

COACHMAN and GRoOM.-I3y married
~ man, no family fully understands his
busines, wife good cook and hundress;
both competent servants willing and oblig-
Ing good reference country preferred.
Address NJ. L. NJ, 152 0th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

MY, holfEsTEAD. 25 niles out, on
- beautiful eay near Long Island Sound
laisais. oSDERBosK, 10 hsst s4ts.st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

90 OACHMAN and GARDENER-COOB,
l. LAUNDRESS or BY
an experienced man and wife, no children !;
nan capable with horses, garden, milk,
lawn, &C. wife good cook, fine laundress ;
excellent buttermakeri care poultry &c;
Gth-aye.
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Rslatrd to che Whole crowd.

She was a large, muscular woman
with strong features that indicated
plainly her prominence in the domestic
circle, and he was a little, thin, weak
eyed, meek faced man who only came
to her shoulders. They sat side by side
in a street car, totally obliyious of each
other, as long married folks often are.
They attracted the attention of two
smart young men directly opposite
them
"How funny they must have looked
as they stood up to be married, said
one. "He must have looked like a
lamb led to the slaughter" "Oh, said
the other, "he was probably as large as
she was in those days. Don't you know
a henpecked man actually grows smaller
under continued hectoring?" Just then
the little man took his market basket
from under the seat and left the car
alone She had overheard them. and in
anything but dulcet tones she bissed:
ado you think ! own any more of these
people cause happen to be on the same
seat2 You thought he was my husband
cause he sat next me; dye think the
rest of 'em are my relations too? Mebbe
you're my second cousins cause you're
in the same carr She was wound up
for several blocks further but the loqua-
cious individuals left the car without
waiting to investigate any relationship
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