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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22
Gin iical estate for Sale.


II TOMBSTONE mansion, icul--t"ry and
- basement. 23NG0NiO2; furnished through
cut IN luxurious, modern style. VIII Jc
cAo. hanged FOR gooo Investment property ia
than cost Of furh-hirG; location best in
the city T3T' oppOuui ity. Particulars
from STARR & AnEEN. 1899 3t-avc.
nLSIRABLE INNIi~ NE NT.-r..tlry
~ apdr,Ment.housc be- 10 alton In Brook.
lyH all rented might exchange cqui.' over
Room 81.
r. Or ~ALI.-Madison-av southeast cor
L nor 92d-@t.. history and basement DWELL
ing: well built hafdr noI t-iau; nll uod.ru
Improvements $4,000: mortgage e15 goo
l27th.,t.. near 5th.aye.. 3.,tory and bus.
mcAt i9N i0N1oO. $4,000 mortgacr $4,000
West 7Gth--'.. f-storv and basement
dwelling an mGde-n irWoyem~nts. $1,000;
bctw"yn Columbus and AMSTERDAM ayoe.
Ma1lso1-aNr.. 3.stor' and i1- H.aIt Mo1
orn ir.Vatc fN,l Jugs slIc- lGNi3N~j pI...
so 500. mof,encc $1,000; Mal.-ca-f,o..
-.NJoN,O go. GOO. mortgage -. 600. a.
a. pr cent; others IN LeNing:on.av".. is
N4SNSO. $4,000 mOftcago Ct 600. al pa
cent; Wet JGth-st., i.>tOE private dwell.
Ing. so 600. mortgage 10000. STARR
4 AHERN, 1.99" 3d-ave.
For SALE a; l,w price, o. VIII eY-
change Tor small place near the city.
"a four story brown stone house every par.
In good ordr y. ZITrEL. LOGO 2d.a,c.
T. OR SALE AT i BARGAIN Four
l. story b'Gwnstone house. between Madi-
son and Park ayes.. above 18th. ~ plumb
Ing new. every part In bet order. litilr
money required FOuLKE & FRENC II.
1O7 broadway.
l. or SALE. FURNISHED.--A nrst-cla-S
i f.-,Orr and basement brown stone house
between 9th ard Madison 0Nes I'm Ncrv b"st
neighbcrhroG furniture In excellent order
must be seen TO be appreciated, VIII be sold
at barrain Apply TO owner on premises,
is East 1sth-st.
T. OR SALE.-One Of the best and cheap.
ct houses on the East side OF town
near shave. pricn s37. 500 Addrcs,
OWNER. p. o. Box $50, New York CITY.
r. OR SALE.-Two lots In G5thst be.
tween 10Th and 1lth ayes. l.. RlNNs
?,5l6 Auantic-ave., East Nee-Yofk, B'klyn.
Z OR SALE.-Large. old.fashioncd house
barn. acre and half land fruit and
shade trees; near depot 30 minutes from
Chambers 81. ferry terms easy. Excel
TOR. 2l0 Watcrst.
1 MODERN DWELLINGS.
Nos. 60 and 70 and 80 TO ~ WCs.
7bth-st foYr-story brownstone c1hinet
finished throughout: dininc--oon and but
ler's panty extension: restricted block
sizes 2oN2l and % feet 'front.' hear 72d-st.
elevated station.
VII sell reasonable.
open for inspection daily.
i. ZIT'TEL.
1,lS9 Clluluius cave,
cor. 72f-st
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furnished Rooms.

4 FURNISHED AfAETMEE-S. 'lnge
A.roou, ana Offices. Jtn and Mad aNrs,.
ana adjoining ,t.ccts; p.i'at' tables WIN
and Nit4out board every hou,e hsl"ctt .a.,;
Information free. - years reference from
pa.ron-. T.. a. DALEY. - West o5al.st:
4 IrENTIoN! FURNISHED ROOM
"A DIRECTORY. 1907 Broadway. Room
:. near J-d--t. corr 20 information no, ali
price. an locations, lo,h u leVth--t
ESrboir 'uit d d livh,fully
UNFINISHED ROOMS second noor. with
L cNriu,ye bathroom; otn SUITS with
bath single toom- o"ntr's private r'0I-
crnce. 50 West 35ta.-t.
IL UENISHED ROOM % let 10 gentleman
~ 4 strictly priNat. family. i'm or with.
oGt breakfast, lJth-,t, h'iW '"u hsh ana uJ1
ayc,. rterncct given aaG rrqulr,d. Nd
dress L. :. A.. Tribune once.
uNNDsONILY FURNISHED large and
4 snail rooms. southern .rNlt,. ,"
D. ot..ltc prices, references. 2i3 W.
.jth--t
ASDNOMELY furnished room FOR p.g-
IL trm1n. with reference. 30 Wet
i2d-,'.
1 ARGE room, suitable Tor one or two gen.
- tl"m"n private family near l. station
30 West 33d.-t.
I ARGE. sunny room 81 .par'or moor, for
IL two; bath. gas. -. BOB Lat lHth-,t
- rERBIN decorated and Furnished par-
heat d $40 weekly. SUTTON, 2O3 West
llSth-st.
- PACIOUS. handsomely furnished room.
~ second story all surtouidlug. rrst
cas- term. REASONABLE. Addt"S. SHEPARD
700 Wet 42i-st.. 1rlhrnc Branch once.
iNO LET.-Two largc furn.h,d rooms.
L adjoining bathroom. 10 gentlemen only
references. 10 West 3oth--t.
TH-AVk.. near iOth-st.-Flecantly fur.
D nlshcd parlor floor with oil cony.niences
possession lst April; long lease iog one or
two physicians Address PHYSICIAN.
10 broadway.
EAST 30TH-ST.-Parlor and bedroom,
{ furnished, To let gentlemen only also
medium and hall room
1OTn ST. 1875 EAsT.-Newly furnished
III single room. with large closet; 80
weekly; gentleman reference.
I. TH-ST, 256 wENT.-Comfortahly
I'D furnished. sunny front room. FOR
gentleman only; ring Barrstts bell.
ODD.sT.. l3G wEST.-sunny room, third
: hoor ~ upward.
40 GEAMFRCY PARK .-Gentlemen only;
20 handsomely Z rushed large Or suaI
r,op, running water; breakfast II desired
ooTU.ST.. lo7 EAST.-Nicely furnished
oU sunny room: privat" family.
o1 EAST 5srH.ST. CORNER MAD.
~ ~pS-NN E.-iurrh family, hand
some. large. single rooms an improve
mcnt, reference.
t-TII.NT.. 1913 WEST Pleasant home
I'D for some gentleman board neNt door.
- EAST llTH ST. ura' -. Denis 10
"a tl.-Dc,lrahle furnished front parlor
and smaller rooms tranSicnts. peruanents
references.
- TU-ST.. 10 EAST. Large and small
ID rooms sunny and heated every con-
yoniencc: gentlemen; private house
Brooklyn.
IL TRNISUED ROOMS-On the Heights.
L 81 Picrrcpunt-st. Broolyn.-lious@
nowlv aud Handsomely furnished through
out FOR gentlemen only; front room win
uriyata bath: large extension, suitable for
a physician other large and small roou.-
within five minutes wax Of Wall-st. Ferry
and Bridge
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Confirm Rral Celaic 60 Get

AT PLAINFIELD. y. IA largo
beside btti-roOm ana launuy, al mDdrn
tuuN cn4rlC"~: furnace, rang, Op"u me
places buffers pantry bells, speaking Tube,
&c.; b.-t loratiouf minutes walk from
or information and permit sddrrs,
OWN EE, T.. %. Box 100
l,ahway, y. j.
A. IENtfLY 40 minutes, Northern
y Railroad 81 y. T., to lease Cottage a.
-. 500 80 900 .ioO. $500. : 900 .
lut- Tor sale from - % = irg mont foot On
avenues. j. T.. ~ ILi.E.
UA~T ORANGE. y For rent one
II .,fra nrr LoU.e. V 20 al Improvements.
Aldre-, JOHN ". RUSSELL. goo Bway.
EANILY going abroad VIII rent COM
rl,.ly Furnished country house. II
inDu-. ou bank Hudson aero. stable,
cpH. 'hi. h.u-. gard n, -prn< water %
minutes from New-h ork. 80 Broadway.
i.fou lo'
u ps hI%T. In IN" ci'y ~ New Haven.
. N.rt CONN ul.og-. Old fI-hlolci house,
.fi rtU.r pod 20 convenience. fIfn eh'd
op'r nr-placcs. billiard room. ground- and
sable. f0r r.ut 10 q desirable tenant Tor u
r.,'ng reference. +. %. Box 80. New.
Haven. Conn.
- YE. y. Y.-Tnfurni.hcd house. I'm good
ia order: 10 rooms: > acre. > minutes
walk from station good water; st tubs and
range In Kit hen r'ut. $500 per year FOR
or year. PoX 100. Portchr,tnr. y. Y.
=, OrTHANPION. l.. t.-Furnlsh'd cot
- tqges rs ocean and lake for rent: list
sent on application. L. H. HANENS.
Real f.~'1t' Agent
IT, RTNr. FURNISHED OF UNFrR-
( NI~UTD.--A beautifully situated place
~ Nc'hcrWood tFnlnfc!dI. New Jersey.
liOus" ha- ~ rooms. tafiwCui fout.. lght'f
a -. fff..f. lss.fH
, acres. fully SHADED. VIII rent for summer
OF longer. Immediate possession. Further
particulars address Box II, Nctherwood Post
uficc.
rI,O KENT-C KANFORD y. J.-f5 min.
j utcs from Nrw.IOrk. ron depot
house - rooms besides laundry. bathroom
and sioreroon open fires, &c. perfect drain.
ag.. fruit garden. stable. FIXED J. ELY.
- Broadway, or Miss l.. Il. ELY, Crawford.
n. J.
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SIGNOR NAGLTANI.
SIGNOR MAGLIANI

Rome. Feb. 21.-Signor MaGliani. who was formerly
Italian Minister OF Finance, died in this city today.
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

Am ATTRACTIVE "a floor. 4
n. rooms. bath private tatic optionaN
sanitary plumbing.
Also attractive floors, with private baths,
with or without board suites and single
rooms; apartments, doctors Offices" all
desirable locations. highest rrfer nces given.
Information free.
s. {. LELAND & CO.,
80 WEST HTH-ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

Rome. Feb 2l.-Sgnor Maeani formerly q member Of
the Italian Ministry, died here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

COUNT BYLANDTRH
Vienna Feb. 2l.-tount Bylandt Rhcydt. formerly Aus
tro Iunearan Minister Wa. died to-day. OF heart dis
cas-
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Gtoraar.

UNITED STATES Storage Ware
n .house, 3d.ave.. corner 40th-st.-All light
rooms packing. shipping and trucking 10 all
parts passenger and freight elevators in
spection invited cheapest rates In the city.
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FURNISHED Rooms iDanico

L URNISHED ROOM DIRECTORY.
Il ,2O7 Broadway. near 32d-st ~
registers and adyertises your whole house
until July. We need more rooms every day,
located from lOth-st To Harlem; all prices.
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flnls il1antco.

a GENTLEMAN and wife desire fat
"A Of four ~ live rooms In a good neigh.
blraood on Wet SD, between S2d and
Tooth -. r.nt about as per month. Ad-
dress T. NJ. Y. Tribune Office.
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Dre5smGklnq.

- TRICTLY lrst-class dr2ssmakeF in iami.
- les by the day; b"st verbal rafereneeA
r.. y. g., Tn une Uptown ONCE. l,2SS
broadway.
- UPERlOR fitting orders promptly exc.
- cUt'd ladies' waited Oh az O. cir 2 4.
d.ncos: -trr.t and evening gowns: prices
J a. nable McCONER. i0l LeNngUon-2ye.,
near i2d---.
SVrER DAY: experienced drc,sn aker and
- sClm>trp~S Ecld.. MAKE, oyer. scNs
o. ail machines: handsome butt n-holes.
JAY. 1J3 ith-ave.
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nlaebinerp.

ELECTRIC motors for running machinery
II and elevators current furnished by any
OF the city lighting companies. Apply for
eStlnate TO excelsior ELECTRIC
COMPANY, 115 Broadway. New-York.
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Al REDUCED PRICES.-500 second.
"A hand wood ard iron worAing machines;
July g'Israntc d machinery bought lnd eN'
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY, 393 Msd'
Ion u.
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gourirp Rcal gsldle for Sale

&phhhtn ttNHi - OhtA~ 30 - JNAS
4 GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-Dwellin
"A for sole; land by the acre or 10, /,
TCB BS ( TANLOE. ) He"kinan-~t.. y. Y.
4 SgURY PARK. y. J.-Iloardinq house
"A 50 rooms furnished; near ls4e and
ocean; lht eNchanGr. Apply to BY
Ram. II wallis. Room 81.
Al CRAWFORD. y. J.-l5 minute, i;gnl
~ \. y, Via y. j. c. H. H.. elegant
ncN cottages, 10 rooms, all lmploA "mrnt> g.
Jackson Nehtiiaung crates, heating two
stiri,s: nice ground, and beautiful SUI
rOundings; II az station town one Of the
hea!thc,t; rent $3.50 T. 5000 for saia.
70 OOJ t. - coo; also two cottages, r,nt
900. WM. D. DlGLLOW.
A FURNISHED SUMNER HOTEL
- FOX SALE-il a PES, ocean front
fresh and sat water fishing; net profits
for four seasons VIII pay ,purcha;e price;
only el2 coo. Folio 4 SOL PHILLIPS
s. WELLS. Tribune Building.
4 TTRACTIVE HOME AT MONT.
"A CLAIN.-Cottage 9 rooms, city i'm
prOvcmeats: furnace 3 city lots, carriage
house, &c; near station prize, 81, 500.
Polio 5,-96.l PHILLIPS & WELLS,
Tribune Building.
A BARGAIN.-A comfortable country
"A residence. II acres. 30 minutes OF New
Haven road, near depot. good dwelling with
furniture good Outbuildin2s, stock and
crops; complete; land productive: good
shade, fruit. good garden; must be sold.
OWNER. 235 West 4oth-st.
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q UMMER REsIDENCE.-A seashore cot.
y tage at Newcastle. n. H., with grounds,
d mouth OF harbor, TO let for the country
seoson completely and tastefuliy furnished !;
e %s ApDiy ' q Room H. q SrosSwas ,."'rt''
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1iiSceliaUsou5


.HANDKEECHIEFsi Handkerchif.!
initial Iaudkerrh'eis, Joe. apiece, 0siNely
WORTH 75c. The ROYAL Bisriitz GLOW
bet Bialrt1 eyer Imported; hnest KIDS
h4ndsom.st shades; I'd yea ron ii - %
zoe. ple the e. leD'at q LaNalllerc corscts
now reduced u 9jc. pdll; JAA.-dEs. I'm;
porter II the Gruu.a. Bon Mlrche and
LOWE Gloves. 800 Broadway and 10 West
1IME. SINDiC. - 6tn-sye. Higness
vi prices for ladies' Ca,t-ON clothing, brc-
a-Dric. !e"eify, Ne.
old MAHOGAN1 FURNITURE. crock
" cry. glass, silver. books OF all kinds
anything old you want to SELF bought for
cash. Address PERkINs, 800 3d-ave.
ID RICEs Wrinkle EXterminatOr removes
L every trace OF wrinkle, 25c.. and hair
r,storer restores any shade Of hair TO It's
natural color. 25c. l.5il Broadway.
q TENOGRAPHERs and Remington oper.
- ators turnish,d ID, e ?, bqs,neai hS9ses no
BENEDICT. 327 Broadway.
rI,AILORS and DRE>SMAKERS | assure
You are not in business for your
health. but want to purchase your trim
mings at the lowest prices. and the only place
e % 50 Il az J9HS For r. DhT SI5o2 8,
list and catalogue call or send your bust.
ness card.
~ YPEwRTTING done az short notice;
price 3 l-3 cents folio and work guar.
anteed references given II desired cof,es.
MICHEL. p. o. Box ass. Bloomfield, n. J.
II FRIGHT PIANO. second hand sta,s
I price aud name Of makcr or not noticed;
no dealers. >. >, Box II, Tribune once.
UMBRELLAS, PARAsoLs AID CANES
I made TO order. recovered and repaired
az SPENCERS. 224 6th-ave.. bet. 1ith ard
18th SIS, md 276 0th-aye., near lsth-st.
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Real Csiaie n)anis0,

nfWl S1lult luUllItU,
An OLD PRINTING ESTABLISH.
u MENT wants light loft, about j0ASO,
downtown, with power. and will furnish
printing in payment for rent Annually. Ad-
dress FIRST-CLASS. Box -. Tribune
once.
WANTED 10 BUY small farm on Atlantic
w Coast or In Cattskills or Green Noun.
tstns. Give fun particulars and ca>h price,
T. L. AKBUCKLE. HiChlands, Col.
w ANTED.-A good farm. OH high ground
w and healthy l hour from New YORK
CITY; 81. 600 cI.h. A. 6. NANDERPOREL
$3.50 Nassau-st., n. y. City.
M ANT small. nearby cottage for melchan.
Nv disc. J. w. FIELDER. 50 Id erty-st.
NJ ANTED.-A high-,toop dwelling north
w side OF street, between 3ith and 5pth
Sts., Madison and 0sa aves. Address
CASH PvRCHAsER, BOX 8. Tribune ONCE.
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NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.
PLAINFELD.-A panic was caused in front Of the
planfed Postoice at O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
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for Sale.

4 -SfGRE FIXTURES OF all descrlp-
u tons, new ana secondhand also oil
kinds Of secondhand building material;
doors. windows. blue and broWnACHe, ,ills,
lint,l,. nantcl,. &c. J. KEEBER'S SONS,
400 East l01th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

A NTlQUE mahogany carved sidcloaids,
n SOFAS. book a-c, NarIrobes, bgIedus,
tables 81. | SOD 3d-aYe.
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II IN INV
MODERN DWELLINGS,.

On TH-ST.. near ith-ave. Fite-sIory Eng.
')U li~h basement dwelling. 9ON70. Dbl %
s23 o00 terms 10 suit. MARTIN BROTI-
Frs, 10 Wall-st
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4 GENTLEMAN Oilers massive lS-carat
n gold >trm-winGer hunting watch.
operates complete calendar ;or the AT.
phase, OF moon and o,htF mechanism,
nearly new; recently cost Loo francs;
cannot BE- matched IA this country ada cl.l,-
or VIII include line n'niStlF,s ON Nory.
mounted rs buckles. ana lSdv's handso
NM tlsicn
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+ land, season 1891 lists free Write or
call THURBER & FASNiNG, Bay Snore,
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FURNISHED 3ouscs.
Country.

II LBERON, y. J., Monmouth Beach and
II Sea Bright.-Rcnt or sell, elegant fur
nished cottages. hotels S5 and 40 rooms
e35 900. WILLIAM LANE, Long Branch,
N J.
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Gorees an0 Carriages.

ELANDRAU g. CO.,
L 372, ga 37G BROoME.ST.
CARRIAGES FOR TOWN AND COUN-
TRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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OF ALL KINDS-Family Horses. Road
ssters, TrOtters, Saddle Horses. and
WORKERS
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-06
Star Flour i sSsf e ".s s. for LarhrOp's
Groceries I Ai Wholesale q. and Lathrop's


The hogfish, usually found in compare
lively deep water, was caught by the sports
men off the great reef at low tide. The
dead coral heads, which had been beaten
into wall and formed the hiding places
of innumerabe living forms, were partly
bare, the water deepening suddenly to the
blue depths of the Gulf Standing on this
vantage ground, bearing the crawfish bait
and extra tackle, with the dinghy hauled
up in smooth water on the inner side, the
fisherman easily threw beyond the gentle
breakers into deep water, tenanted with a
score of eager fishes, whose savage attacks
upon the luscious bait only served to draw
the greater game.
The bite of the hogish was steady
strain but the moment the hook was felt
1t became n game fish worthy Of the best
efforts Of the fisherman. Often were our
sportsmen forced amid the breakers in
their attempts to drag the highly colored
and harlequin like creature from its home
into the still waters of the inner reef
With its enormous mouth the fish has q
peculiarly swinelike appearance, fully re
deemed, however, by its rich coloring and
the long and richly cut dorsal fins and
tail. II ranks next TO the snapper as
table fish.-C. f. Holder in Century.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-06

The curtain of the new English Opera
house as II hangs looks like magnificent
pair of golden gates. 1t measures thirty
three feet high, and is forty eight feet
wide. A special room had TO be hired for
1t to be made in. The base of the curtain
is gold colored silk, on which has been
worked an applique of darker tone of the
same color. The applique is outlined by a
fine cord of silk; fringe with tassels
decorates the foot of the curtain. The silk
Is about yard wide, and between 500 and
COO yards Of it, and more than thirty gross
of cord. have been used in the curtain.
The Six was made in Lyons and the
cord and fringe in London. The lining is
OF yellow sateen, and the substance Of the
curtain is obtained by layers of wadding
Tho valance is also applique WORK in bright
reds, blues, yellows and browns. The Ly
ceum curtain, which Is made Of plush, was
presented to Mr.. Henry Irving by the
Baroness Burdett-Coutts. 1t cost LOO
guineas. Tit-Bits.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-06
A SCIENTIFIC RECREATION.

Split lucifer match at the non-phos-
phorized end. Trim the end of a second
into a wedge shape, and work the one into
the other 50 as to form V; the more acute
the angle the better. Place these two
matches astride on the edge of the knife,
requesting the skeptical gentleman to keep
the blade exactly horizontal, and so to
hold his hand that the two phosphorized
ends of the matches shall just touch the
table, without any interruption of contact.
To the establishment of the company, In
Guiding the experimenter, the two matches
will be seen gradually to move along the
blade. This unexpected effect is produced
by unconscious movements on the part OF
the person who holds the knife-move
ments as imperceptible to himself as to the
other spectators.
When it is desired to give the expert
ment more fanciful character you may
slightly break each match half way down
they will then represent the legs of a cav
alier, whose body, cut out of visiting card
may be stuck in a slit made at the point o
iuncture of the two matches
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-06
Two Kinds of Writing.

Under literary topics recently was dis
cussed the subject of association in writ
ing. The paragraph began, If the writer's
memory does not fail him, something like
this, "Where does one write best9" In con-
nection with this subject it may not be
amiss to mention the case of a minister in
New York city. He was for many years a
newspaper writer. That is, he earned the
money to prepare himself for the ministry
by newspaper work.
He says that it would be utterly impos-
sible for him to write a sermon, or even to
sketch one, in a newspaper office. But he
also says that he cannot write news para
graph in his study. So while he can dc
his work on sermons in his study, he finds
it advisable, when he wishes to write q
news story" to drift back to his old pa
per and take desk in room full of busy
writers. So, after all, training and associ
alton of ideas count for great deal NOR
than some people are willing to admit
New York Tribune.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-06
MARRIED AT TACOMA
Wedding of N. T. Collett, Of Portland,
and Miss Flora Gill

Miss Flora Gill, who is well-known to
the residents of Fairhaven, was married
Tuesday last at Tacoma. The Portland
Oregonian, of June 3, has the following:
Yesterday morning at IL O'clock, Miss
Flora l.. GIL one of Tacoma's fairest and
most accomplished daughters, was united
In marriage with Mr.. Nelson Il. Collett, a
rising young business man of Portland.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j..
Nj. Patterson, at his residence, No. 2l6
North G street, the wedding being pri-
vate. The only guests, besides Rev. and
Mrs. Patterson, were the brides father,
William Gill, OF Oshkosh, Wis, and Mrs.
DIR. May Whitney, OF Portland. Mrs.
Patterson gave the bridal party a charm
Ing luncheon Immediately after the cere-
mony, following which Mr.. and Mrs.
Collett took the 1850 train for Portland.
Mr.. Gill and Mrs. DIR. Whitney accom-
panied them. The ladies of Tacoma are,
and have been for weeks, greatly inter
ested in Mrs. Collects beautiful and
elaborate bridal trousseau, which is said
to be the most complete ever possessed by
Tacoma bride, and reported TO have
cost 5000. Mrs. Collett, since she first
came to Tacoma, four years ago on a
visit, has cleared something like $40 ,U
from investments In real estate, OF which
the nucleus was less than $4,000. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Colett were the reel pients OF many
| beautiful and costly presents from large
| circle of friends.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-06

Glasgow has a scheme for the pension
ing of teachers which it will be interesting
Tor American leaders to study. The act
nary has worked out the details with great
care. 1t applies to all employees OF the
school board There are six classes-head-
masters. assistant male teachers, assistant
female teachers, Office staff, janitors and
compulsory officers. The first three classes
only are considered in detail, and the as
easements of salaries are made at the fol-
lowing rates: Headmasters, 8 per cent;
assistant male teachers, 5 per cent, and
assistant female teachers, 81 per cent
the total amount of the capital fund re
ouired to be found at present being $500,
600. or. including the other three classes,
$3.50, 900.
There were in June, 1899, in the employ
ment of the board, q headmasters, ranging
ing in age from 80 to IS; the average scale
of salary ranging from 81 $50 to 5000 per
apnun. OF assistant male teachers there
were ZIG who drew salaries ranging from
$500 to $3.50, and averaging S465, and whose
ages ranged from 20 to 59-only 8, however,
being above "A years. The assistant female
teachers numbered 1886, and the average
scale of salary was from $3.50 to $3.50.
OF these only 25 were over 40 years of age
the largest class being that between rs ano
% years. Although, as general rule, the
rate of salary increases with age, that ruiz
is not invariable Among the female as
sistants the highest average salary is be
tween the ages of 40 and A, in which elias
the average is s455; and among male as
sistants the same class stands highest, witt
an average salary of s635.-Journal of Ed
| ucation.