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cAsEs WHEN NO CERTIFICATE Is NEEDED.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-Acting on the recommended
ton Of Surg General Wylnan OF the Marine Hos
ptsl Service the secretary Of the Treasury has di-
rected the collectors of customs at Philadelphia and
baltimore TO allow entry during the winter months
to " sseLs coming from Mexican, Central American.
South American and West Indian ports. without
quiring the production OF certificate OF inspection
FROM the United states quarantine officers. The YES
sell will have 10 comply with the local quarantine
f.cuationr This action Is taken because OF the alb
seNce OF cholera in the countries named.
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any regularity on any particular vessels but now that
'oHTdc'S covering number Of years have been made
WIN certain lines for the regular caraag. Of The
"'I' IL has been thought desirable 10 indicate !v
Sumo distinctive standard that vessels rynr it are the
wnr,i''il mall-caITers Several designs have been
o, H. ~ by tIe steamship companies, and a. sooa
3 .te upa.t u!ti annual reports have been disposed
o. lhe matter will be taken M
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NEW FLAG FOR VESSELS CARRYING TIE MAIL
Washington Nov. 1s.-rhe PO,tmasicrG,ncrl has,
after mature cOrAd, ration. decided 10 adopt special
es,ien FOR flag. which is 70 fy a; Tie nizzrn oi
every United Sltc5 vessel ha?ins board the United
saies mails. Hitherto ihis has been impractcablc,
TON tlr fact that The mails not been carried with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
MR.. SWITZERLAND Has RESIGNED.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-lIoward Sutherland chief of
the Population Division Of the Censns C1Icc, who was
clar-cd with attempting 10 prevent Democrats from
voting at The recent election at Troy, y Y. has
tendersd his resignation superintendent Porter and
1t hsS been accepted.
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rlE - ro RErlRN ro rgLELR NrsENYAroN.

Wssl ia.,ton. NV. ia ~ erlm has lcen ro-eivel
az the Indian Office from Agent Waugh, Of TIE
Uinal and O1ray Agency, IN Ctah. stating that, ia
Compliance with Instructions, DE- lad sem out scouts
ard runners with orders 20 the ties. bunting
exrsdilion IA Colorado, 10 return at 10 their
:rsIva,!on This aciion taken al the request II
Governor IsOutt " Colorado. who oppressed III fears
that trouble would ensuc If the Indians were longer
permitted - run at large through that state.
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flats 90 Get, uufnrnisbeo

i1S WEST cSTU-ST'.-i 70 10 rooms al
~ q so.
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domestic 5ituation t0antco.
Mules.

ACHMAN Thoroughly underst2sis
coach a1d road horses sObtr, oblieins, and
has be { city reference. nEHliAHDI, los
Wet l9tfn-Sf
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A REPORT OF A. INDIAN q

a REPORT OF AZ INDIAN OUTBREAK DENIED
WASHINGTON, Nov 16.--Iho Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs hi afternoon received the following "!',-am
from Agent Ashley, at the Oh y"nnc and Arap1lDe
AZ, ncy in oklahoma Report Of threatened outbreak
u,fOlnded. 30 reported cases Of d stitutOn among
tie Indians"
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ppr5es GUO Z arrGgss.


tLANDIiAU z 60.
-bLANDkAU e. Co.
DOWnLONn. IptcWh',.
~ AND a BROADWAY
GEOUHE ST AND JlSI -.
EEDCGUANS. straight fTCn;.
EItOUGIlAdo, cSt'nsioA ii0h|
DEN I-tDACHES.
LAbDAUS. RAass iroht'
LNNDAUS icaiiti tD1
OMNIBUS. . and ihorse.
kOL Is Always, p1ss'
kOCh AWAIS, pash'
VICT(,.IAS.
CABKl OLEIS.
SIS.A-V4S.
SPIDERS.
DOS.A-DOS.
WAGOS EcfES.
pIlAElONS, 4 pass
PiIAEIOSo, p1ss.
CARTS.
kUSABOUTo.
DEPOT WAGONS.
1RlPLEE SCEHi kS
BUCK BOARDS.
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Ncrk Wanleo

Mae.
ACCOUNTANT OF rill" a4.. With long
c.utIlssr-. Visa .. c..l i.t .r..f. t,mltiiiy
or pcrnnncEt. fitptti. Iu.uar On.,,.
4 IiESI-CENSo l,.r aal dr,ora;i,r
,aprrAanfrl. faint.r all cal'rn.ner. wait
rI.rlol d eat -. az. III thr 'iV wa
70 In tle ,oGIt~j il nrccray. o. So
rihunr o'rcr.
Az EslINENg rGDfi.>~OG or PIANO
uoald accept position No -,h.ol. college
i @ Addic.' Mt,&. -.oji 5d''a,e.
4 YOrND Man o..es SITUATION ia
office: can furnish b... = N'f,ucucrs. -.
dr,,,s T.. T.. Tribune oHirc.
BARTENDER. tr.t-clA-,. good r.sl.
ton; best rcf,rlecn. Address SHOE
STORE. 1886 2d-ovc
EoOKKtEPii- -Hr youne man. now
cmpl we'd n a,s.st1l, h1o1Kc.lr. or ontrv
.clrra vita responsible I'm, best OF rcfor.
.ur,... good lcuri.n, Sc. e. l.. T.. il5l
Jcncr'on.,t.. Albany. y. Y.
BOY Wsbc. q Itnr.n IN b1nring.
Lnls, oF boxers olcr; rOod QcnmaI bet
II reference. AGdrr.s jos. T. AMBER.
sON. $50 g"an-st.. p.optlyn.
Io.-. o.. vrr's ritua.iou ia oIcr. with
chnuc. / af'a g.. va. LINlHAN, 40
-u-afr.
CASHIER -Es yoras man. age 10; glyo
:. ~ roc ry-d.- i.f.-il-I cad 60 ruuh
n'cu.J. ADVERTISER. ~ Amt, 50.
Bro klyn.
CASHIER desires pace; can fcrni.h
cash sccurt ait Hr,t-' as. reference keep
IooAs .icady. rc,ll.e, hay r.:kci tour
y,ars ir D . ra-c. 90 ar ao.'r 10
kISON osFc Aii. j3j ful,oa-,i.. r'oo, lya.
COLLECTOR or CLERK .-Hy on whose
ambition au! 0it".t.rn 10 burIDrss wi De
an,r,ciai'd cash security AMI lrst-c,a,,
r.l.s.res. Cyll o. lIier,. T. HALkt~.
care Aid Society. 30 fu.ton.'t. Broodyn.
"tOLLltDE G,knUAIE' wishes pos.
ton a. book sccper, shipping cl'iE or any
,iilr. worE: best icff r.ncr-; small sniar.':
rlarrfcd ars q DE iNlGNE. lc2 Wctt
5Gth-'t.
CONFECrlONER.--Rnkcr anti situa.
HOWE. 81 c'rfoll-st.. iIdison, y. Y
DAY M HMAN. d.orman. or any posi.
uon II trgsi by a m.dil"-aeed IAN can
ct,c the y,ty b'st = ? fc' cnrc. T.. NET
GALE. 3o7 W'st licth-st.
.VIVtK.-Pj - young. rc-pe Table col.
orod m,n. situation % dr.ye a
o.. VI, reference. Call NJ 80 De
Kplb.avr.. brooklyn.
\TGu1sMAN.-You man wants
s,ti,a,icn good Den AMI Ink artist letteter
aod tracer. WEISS. 30 w"sI l"'dst
rDITOE's kSsISrAyT.-your .To..
q, duration and ABILITY. desires % change
from daily nopr {" religions ~ NC hr'
We ,riv H. New-YoFs city. hest rofeie.er,
ri,on. address CoMMUTEH, Box 80
btan.ford, Coma
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OUTGOING S1EAMERS.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
Cludad Conia', SianTrans PFogies,o. co III IL 90 q
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81
Colombia Pac Mail. Colon ...... ; 100 a III Il 100 M
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DnslErB5 Vnanlrp.

ADNEETfS EMENTS. CIRCULARS, 30.
MS business projects, giapEic9ly d.
s.rlh,cd y, v IN org. na!ty. xii ant literary
III -" ~ YEAR. business references.
49, hf. Mci AtfHN, Literary Bureau. 3iG
We-' i3'h-,t.
ANY CONCERN having aurle iron WORK.
me pan, and wishing t ada an articlr y
mort. strGm tan boiler feeder and water
L"e'E, cal! OF aaG c,s II. {. al H.. I'd
Bay-,t.. jersey city.
a PATTY OR IWOl With 5ij,cOO. con
Ia an orfanized monufact Irlng company
IA O de.s ohcscd article staple, Ia large
ur,n'hu' WY h'cfa. pre;it. hg,ite ..',. moi
81. BroaGvay second noor.
FNEHGETlC BUSINESS Man wolii IN.
yrSt $1,000 or NOR" IN soi.nd established
tlon. EXrEEI'ENCED Pox III 'Tmb.
M Uptown Oi'ice. 1.2i2 G,o-dway.
FACTORY PROPEETY.-rh owner o.
lot IN ?'th-st.: bit Oh and IN ayes.
~. city
tOK sALt.-notcl. completely inr-
nlsh"d mineral springs; suitable for SAINT.
tarlum; three hours from New-York city:
near depot, AcGro~s C.. Tribune ONCE.
FOR SALE.--An elegant hotel properly.
IN tle hear Of IN" % ost iaShionibe part
REX. containing 100 rooms; gas; cottages
oiloinine -Nhc,; steam heat: cost
sl25.oc0; Furnished sold a; a great bargain
on easy terms most satisfactory roa,onS for
selling on application; no agent. ned an.
sWer. ONLY q who mean b;L.iuo.-: vel
worth their attention. Address T.. .. Box
20. Delhi. y. Y.
GROCERY. STORE AND NIT
MAl;KEr,.-Very ccp;rlli fsics $500
,pg m feaIfh ERf!3T tI.br,R q G5
Nrw-Ilo,cn. Conn.
INVEST 900 ani nuke 5000:
money secured; fullest inye,tirnuon 20.
qu@ted this is an exceptionally nno c..:nsc
b SIN ESs. Tribune Oihrc.
LADY rREFEKKED. with ~ 800. as
special partner in new speculative business;
eycelcnt references: Win pay y per cent
on Investment: no risks. Address MIS-
sONI 20 West 1ith-si.
PARTNER. with $40 600, ia an estab.
lishsd business. large profits; rarc oppor
need apply. AddrcAs =. o. Box 81. SUI.
field. Conn.
RENTAL GO p"r week; rec success.
mi production. cost $1,000. now playing
new scenery and plintlnr vel bo'kod.
Apply oulck. :. y. JACKSON. no Erood-
TO RrN1.-For ono wear. o. a srlcs 0,
lo'ei Addrrs, LYNNE CASTLE. Pas,
Christian. Ma.
Will :ELL =. rho partner on "a.v
terms brewery Jj-bh. e1pnti.y excel enc
lo' atlap. q. J.. SANDDAcH, ei5 Koa.-
~. Era1kyn.
- EAEUTI> .nec, ciirr noa Cann.ll
ln1 liar -oA apples. liIrODpN DhhW,
Ncinol. y. J.
$1,000 WILL PURCHASE or"tc m
4 ~. A. D. q al d
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TO BE COMMISSIONER OF TIE land OFFICE.

Washington, Nov. 1-.-!t IS announced that ex
G0ycrno. William NJ. stone Of Iowa, now assistant
commissioner OF tn" General Lana Ofcc. VIII be ap
p1ntrd Commissioner, vice Thomas II. Garter, re
signed.
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washington NOV Is-,Noucc l., given by tAc L.qht
hos Ioari u2 On Or n o a ycy * .coadS XII
be o,hhtod from u, structure rtcn;iy or~td In about
IN ri ie' e I% + Tom M'ryaad r"a poaae
MARYLAND Tho hehthors. stands lu~' insee n'Ai ne
C.fpr Point agir. Tn hsht VII iiun4aat ne Wtr
ho n 'g p@re - 80 80, i,' 49, mr n" q,
OBJ. rs go Is fcrt above tho nme ic.el ~ niies
pMG1g" Win srsrn blind, and brown roof above which
lehtlou.c taken from Chart 80. %'j ci dc Lhitd
S '@i-i i'a ionsfGr We. = dscc, Ii mn
IT,, ~ sc,ona-. r'srlng, aud distance. q ,,oln.ncn
10 %. ,r' Mound l.sco1 nc,riy nils nnl urr'
G's III ''S M i@9' 'i pdat fIISr n, N,
ltoarh ront. south SD" VIZ. no,W'r.E r'aIly -
h'f ~ W I|@;F, "'.i' D.ti 10" y, 5''l',N NJ,
mf"Ni.," I"ubf bo. 't,Il - c3'l.' i l..', ,
nils.
MOVEMENTS or sTEAMEGs FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Ms-.erhn.c't. Br, Williams sailed from Lon
don fof %cw-Nors 500, lub. ~
rl,cd It fl,,iro5l No,eGlcr is.
y S.'a..c, fam., "a Er, Hairs sailed from Moyll' fo
Steamer ,ria:rid,, 'np, saiiod from A'dro-s'n for
$, amen Xoorllaad leelgJ NclSel- from Ncw.Yora FOL
Ani~ ~ "s, 'isht'f ~ ue i15'g1 - .. 49, ,, ,.
Nt'a''r W5eon,.n On W:5rah' from N'"-fo'A' ""
,u,r l:.s-.a ger schmidt from *owYork. arrived
Ut S,. ',lnct' door lDatch ToIe from XewYors
si.tincr chicago 'r. Watson. sailed from Antwerp for
tt.aa,s = Hubert CDr McPhofson from New.YofA
s,.a,o1 Tancafvulc az. Colrcot. from Ncw-York ar
s:oac. tclya ,I l;5 %n!e trq9 Nc".Yora To-
Goio1 p1--ci Gibraltar Hovcub's 10.
sicmcr cyril lBf, oiiphant fom Ncw.York. arrived a
rar4 No.Dmber u.
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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 20.
ehahTasns-...II HAVE Sov y .CompT rams
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81.

scr1 concurrence. LNeriool. Nov l2........ Cnnari
"a .I,ron,n. NOV I2.........N t. Lloyd
an Port Lmol Nov l2..........:.. A.ns
'' 3" u'-'-'..'ColOn, NO' i3......--.'-.--fdc Mail
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ADVERTISEMENTS. CIRCULARS. 80.
4lNfS. business projects, glapElc9.ly d.
s~rlhcd with orig i,a.lty. xii and literary
hhish 70 years' business references.
W'~t iJ'h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise issc, 35 Noon lisc, :j2 mMoon' aqc 30
UIGU WAFER TO-DAY.
. NJ S.ndv Hook 2l'Goy. It,nd 90 ioH az 9 &c
pm sandy Noo Us 'oy. Isi'n1 $40 Hen Glc ~ 10
INCOMING E5UERS
TO-DAY
Vessel. ROM . ihne'
W .,te.d1n R0cld Nov ......NcLi.Amcr
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Alierflldilfons

A,Anr1Y or MEDICAL IYPNO,
TIsM 3Ie wet 10Th t.-Df. %cCARlli Z
rccSiyes puisl- and pluont Any Nlnn,3
t..oiic 7,p.r.n onf..l claes fcah'r'
u.rcTIOTOEN'S detective ma NV
- y aniNnIccs speciality. ersii-t. Ions
,1s% V'yt .upport d,ipree.. r'ii,g-
IL IL nh. brought aud defended pr
,,tr Information consult'iio" "ee' 80
HaesJu-si. -------
L.wyEEs nRAMlAN 0. ~, e. c = e,e,y.
, ,i,Ir every statc a'd abroad Also
So ., Comul-TiOner,. ln's,o ,rr."' "o'
~, AZ E,eninrs, l.2;o Broad"ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

COACHMAN.-By young Englishman !;
Is g0od city driver excellent rider knows
the care OF hne hores. harness and car
duce city % COUNTRY. lslip prefer I'd.
tall or aidiess 3i5 4th-aye., between 10Th
and 26tI ST.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
furnished Rooms.


CI!UICE ROOMS. furnished 90 mfus-
ni he'd second al t1iri h.of,. i'lNdte
.Q-,dc.rc. Fast 30;h--t Reference.
uGTEL VIANO Restaurant 8" In.t
lstn-.i.i nroti ioons dAlJ. ~ tpt
week 3. Hltn bOaiQ. ~ W; prfai dining
tpcm TO- parties.
IIPLEp1 I;t>Ihi RA&f. 80 West
2sth-st -liaudsOIneiy furnislei ioors Win
batn.
tn rIULtNGION. = WEI "Jih.
ST. ilaaG 90" Ip.t suit, rooms, ani
one OF - 4oo'.s; m''Is q 10 turtt.
IA LANIL nOoM. comfortable Dad
clc.a ntv furnished, IL o. .cnn f.. s." west
'ut.-st.
I.-PhKIOR aad >econI hoorS, ca salt'
u eingly pltato bata- .QOma ~ "nH .
seen ELncay Y -5t.-st.. letwc a 9th ana
Nal,..n AYES; gentemc".
2iSTSr. IL EAsT.--fiae "'lte end
rooms locality and hou@r il'st-cia's.
31IM-.T.. 40 WE-T.-Ncrly furnished
,qiiur. room, % lei without tnHil I" f'h'lf-
son; rci,fe.ltca required.
e3p ST.. o0 WIST.-Rcom (" ieti
III .,i.tur, rI nrH; location most tidi :
l.iveeI PToal0ay ana 5ih-a'c.
TlST.eT.. ~ WEST.-A very %! as,nt
fur,is.cI room: new lJusci EnicHi III
rro,e,lcuts. OWNIR.
90 W.sr iiTU-sT.--in n:i'Gt' i.urlly.
, lar. .gnng slrnro room. also "P,l'i
r,am'. wi'Aort h.asl: ,c'c 'nc'~ r.F " j.
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domestic Situations iUartc0

Males
ATTENDANT 10 lHyALID GENTLE.
MAINLY a respectable. m.adi,, agrd
Am.n Un nan; experience; rrit rene +;
moderate Wrus. Adde'S ATTENDANT.
iioN Z. Tribune OHice.
A YOU NH MAN. understanding thr car
of hofs,s p.l.Ou.nir. wlshc, ,ltIailOn "
ta.c ch,g.c ol horses, on A. diver. Al
dIcss H. Is. -oJ Lac. llaii-st
BUTLER 3, yolu. ,a,d. who IN.
dri>tand. ns business Thoroughly; best
t..tim.ni1', - o. sDnfiet hon sty and
nr,o.iy Caa or aprD 80 ita-aic
h,iifK.-iu q priyIte family whore
-tr.ct attlntoI 20 hr-in 49, VIII b. drlss-
GATED god t-hl. t"" i1tof. neat IN dp.
lroinnro. W.l.ng ard oohgag. AGdrs :
BrillH cr $40. sos Iu;'n-st.. D@iyn.
BvlLER-COoK.-B5 2 YOUNG married
-w,dfs1 rDuui. 40 limily In first ella s.
private fml'y. man a. bullCr. N.ie ca
trucnt COOK dinner plracs ,. O. -; haN0
,he best of ely references, city or country.
.aa g. Apply $40 ith a'c., D6twctn 2jth
inI 2J'h -.
cuEF lily tienchman for nrhat'
FAMILY hs.tc.ass city rc;cl cnccs. chr,
los Nc,t l9th-st.
-VUAtlIMAN. mdcr-t,ni. the cai, OF
hor.es hafNN~, ana carriages, a.d have
nrst-ciass i,irrercer. keier At IayiOr's
0'lir. 80. - Coz rtiand- t., rooms 81 and
81 sc!cr Ind trast"ofthy.
CuACitahN and GAKDENER.-By a
.'arlr. lnan-tr.orG a,il sober NAP unCcf-
.tnnd- driving ard ear ~ nor. : thoroughly +;
,pu mink: n.c1trttr WserS ,7st and fof...rr
.urIoyDg, ga b" sHcr lri 'oaa'ly. Al.
dress r. noN 70 TithrHc nGice.
.OACHNA& ard Fl,OON.--Hy hrst.class
nan. Years host city rriNlcnce; Willing
and "bllgnc. Adiress J. r. D.. 100 East
u st-st
-,oNCUNAS.-A gentleman who has d..
rns,~i 4 hi- huisas would llNc 70 obtain
= GOOD situation Tor hts crachman whom nc
,an highly rc,oWT cad IN every respect
H. Thoroughly unt stands the care Of horses
and fine harness and IL az excellent diver;
rsa b. soon at 1872 West lSlh-r:. j. Y.
SHERMAN, ~ L'cn,ri.'t
tOACUM AMY Young man. Under
standing horses harn"s md "nrriarcs
sober oLliglng AMI n ,aIrful dtiNcr; best
reference. A. g.. 1903 West 3Oth'st
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

eerv.c6 ooc onxzo ~c< E---~-~zs~s<<4
music that ths world h4s ever known
sounds somn0nptAcs. % ~ shors doe.
il faQ Of ape dncgipeon- IN somS
thing Of . onnn0innsnx. have hsszn pro-
found student q Dunh al my ltfe and
have heard every great opera produced
BY the mast famous organizations. bat
until . few months ago, when heard
the pop~'s choir, I hsd no idea that tho
human voice was capable Of such per
formAne-s- don't see why tho big
operstic organizations don't learn .
lesson from ST Peters, and have .
chorus of boys exclusively. II would
not salt the bald heads. but 10 would
please the genuine lovers of music"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15


Weadcrfsi Changes Of the Last Bslf
Century.
In the Review cf Reviews. in m
arsicic entitled Municipal Problems Of
New York and London the following
occurs.
Fly years ago there were no under
Hronnd sewers; there were no public
water supplies. there was no street
1igheing worshy TIE name. there were no
street railways nor other systems Of
uunirsoal transit beyond few ornni-
buses ard carriages. there were no well
ps~ed streets. there were 10 systems Of
nere>< cleansing; there were no mu-
uic$pal arrangements for domestic
ncoscnCins or the disposition of the
Unese aecnuulseions of ove-vrowded
to~ns. there were no building regula-
esops which protected the working
elznses against overcoming under hor-
8ibiy uusanissry conditions. there were
30 measures for the prevention of the
eprcsd Of epidersc Diseases. there were
no public mr.. departments. there was
10 public system Of education. there
<vas NO msusiSpal control of the liquor
AruElc or Of other evils which are now
ssbfecs ~ strict municipal supervision
md contrcl. there were practically no
oneh things - municipal parks or play
Groonslss there were II course no public
Ghs1rses aud reading rooms; infinitely
farehrr from any r,an'sccnception wer.
1<r,s pusi,e baths &C rnunici pa lauudries
for The tenement Districts. OF any one
81 arzen other kinds Of municipal pro-
vision for The health. comfort sod pro
scctson 81 urean populations that are
new nadr part Of the r,a-veiousiy ex-
pansled nnunicipsl activity q great and
prosperous communities
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
A FAMOUS cso,s.
gs csr>s
 90 SIXTY seys srs r. IN =
p<rr,~ ~s Rene.

~ tSc>f<r< 81 SIXTY Boys sca ss N "
y4e-'s 80 Rene.
''Jndcn5ts~aiy. the freSt choir IN the
world i thss 81 S. Peters in Rome,
fnrwn a. me p<re's elsosx~ said Frank
Icrre. 81 Baltimore. IN the 81 Louis
Gfs5hs- Defnt~rst There Is noe e.
male -oice IN IL. and vet the n,oss dill
rass oratcr;cs snd sacred music written
ARR rendered ~ such \ manner &c 81
s1affe enc think that Adrssna Pssti's
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<<nnpc~~a - SIXTY sovs They are
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sAex Fct cprtroi Il their veal ckcris.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

counts OF tnsif alnlstie triumpns. To-
day these men are night here in Grand
Rapids, IN the Travis Best Show on
Esrtn. and you can See them At their
bwst for 10 cents. Nor Is this all.
Associated with these great stars
Of the arena are many brilliant
gems OF the rising profession
and others of fame and conquest. The
hst Of famous ones Is . long one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

THx HERALD reporter WAS at the
show ground yesterday when the spot
I'D mare, Jennie. one OF the brightest,
cieverest horses in the world. arrived
from Indiana Two car loads of rare
American Wild beasts are daily ex-
ueeesd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

Rapids. Less than five years ago the
great Watsen. champion hurdle rider Of
the world. was the greatest drawing
card with the greatest show on earth.
Today be - with the Travis show.
Thousands of dollars have been ex
pended IN printers ink to spread the
names OF thes. gseat actors before the
world. Thousands of dollars have
been spent IN favorable newspaper &C
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
HAVE YOU A HEART
Do You Like a Good Show,
Fine Horses. Good Acts.
Fearless Actors, Heavy
Juggling. High Wire
and ContortiOn,
Listen to the Music.

The Travis Best show on Earth con-
onues 20 De the enlef town topic, and
the absorbing subject Of DISCUSSION for
amusement seekers IL Is less than one
week since ina snow opened, aud yet
thousznds upon thousands OF delighted
SPECTATORS nave attended u and yet
other thousands are going every day
IL you have not already seen u you
owe yourself "a obligation TO invite
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

yourself % witness the unique. artistic
and delightful entertainments right
away. You IN particular and the pub
DC IN general owe a debt or gratitude
70 the man whose genius aud enter
Prise have furnished 50 excrsient an
oxhibitIon. Less than three years ago
the greatest attraction of the greatest
phow on earth WAS the world famous
Melville. Today Melville 10 with
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-09-10
Modes of Burial In All Countries.

The Mohammedans always, whether
n their own country or i'll one of adop-
.ion, bury without coffin or casket of
any kind.
During the time of the Old Roman
Empire the dead bodies of all except sui
cides were burned.
The Greeks sometimes buried their
lead in the ground, but more generally
Sremated them in limitations of the Ro-
mans.
In India, up till within the last few
years, the wife, either according to her
wishes or otherwise, was cremated on
the same funeral pyre that converted
her dead husbands remains into ashes.
When a child dies in Greenland the ma
tives bury a live dog with it, the dog to
1e used 10y the child as a guide to the
other world. When questioned in re-
gard to this particular superstition they
will only answer: "A dog can find his
way anywhere.
The natives of Australia tie the hands
of their dead together and pull out their
nails; this for fear that the corpse may
scratch its way out of the grave and be.
come vampire.
The primitive Russians place certifi.
cate of characters in the dead persons
hands, which is to be given to ST. Peter
at the gates of Heaven.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-09-10
Why They Are Poor.

Country editors always remain poor,
but that is because they are not mean
enough to get rich In order to get rich
it is only necessary to trust nobody, to
befriend none, to get everything and
save all you get; to stint ourselves and
every body belonging to us; to be friend
to no man and have no man for our
friend; to heap interest upon interest,
cent upon cent; to be mean, miserly and
despised for some thirty years, and riches
will come as sure as disease and disap-
pointment. And when pretty near
enough wealth is collected by dsre.
gard of the human heart at the expense
of every enjoyment save that of wallow-
ing in filthy meanness, death comes to
finish the work. Country editors prefer
to remain poor, live happy and die
happy.-Jefferson County (Mon.) Senti.
mol
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-09-10

Strangers in the CAPITAL express much
surprise at the number of cripples to be
seen here, and offer various explanations
of the sight The majority of manned
citizens are officeholders, who were
crippled during the late war. The form
in which they are mostly injured is the
loss of an arm, oftener left one, as obser-
vation shows. Many have parted with
leg, and the supplisrs of substitutes in
willow, cork or rubber in Washington
aver that this is one of the best markets
in the country for their profession. BE.
sides these injuries received through vio-
lence, there are scores of people in the
Government service who are afflicted
with natural deformities. They are to
be found particularly in the Treasury
Department. Kate Fields Washington.