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C~iIAMREltMAi p-louBg woman rs chamber.
msid mud assist with washing; wages SIG;
references required. ca East 10th ST.
CHAMBERMAIDs, cooks. isuporesses. walt.
roSscs.. hohheworkors sleeping apartments for
tSspeetsbo Girls. knicscrboc.er Agency. 100
CHARACTERISTICS. 80 young cooks. 30 laur-
dresses, Is rsittesss,. aurs-s, ladies' maids, so
COOKS who wash ann iron. numbsr servants wanted.
st. no branch once.
CHAMBtRM hiD-wart.d, willing chsmbsrmaid
to assist washing aud ironing references wages
sit. ~ w.st 9th st,
CHAMBERMAIDs. mattresses, COOKS. house.
workers. cleaners, kitchenmaifs. gifts for every
department, prlvste families and hotel. Great
Long Acre Age cv. 705 9Th ave-. corner tIth at.
GHAMBERMh1D--N antei, in private family. q
ment, wiling girl for upstairs work reference.
uHAMBEk MAID wANffp. aud to ss,i,, With
Washing and iropiux; references. Apply At 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ch,m6erm.id and
Waitress, q ferepces required. 1873 West s7th st.
ClIhMBERMAlD. U~pstalfs girl wanted German
preferred, 1873 East esd 1t,
CHAMBER HAlD-Warted nirl to 10 chamber
worn AMI waiting. and ons as housemaid aud to
help with washin 4, aud ironing. re ererces re-
dntrcd. Apply, before II A.. NJ. At III Madison
UiAMSERMAiD Wanted s,ri to do chamber
euee, 40 l.. SD 81
CRANE RMtIp and waitress wanted refer
ply 2i6 Vest iGt6 81. after o'oioct.
CHA MERMAID and waitress; lew boarders. 2sl
We't 5sth st
cHAMBERM AiD-Wapted Germ.n girl to 90
West STth at.
ciAMRERMHIp WANTED. to assist With walt.
ing. ~ Fast 10th At.
CHAMBEEMA1 and waitress, cook and laun-
dress. small family: good home. 100 West
I'D St, basement: after D.
CLEANlNG-oirl for hotel. Inquire 80 East <2d
CI.EIiK-MaIl order clerk; thoroughly cIpcr.
fenced and energetic. peEmNnpUt DOHltiOu,
Address Accurate box $40 World.
COOK WANTED unsor.t,pd,,y Cernan cook-
i,,' 81 r.t,renn, r,nmiraI ora ,syor
IAN ave- near V'th at.
IOOk-A smart young woman to cook. wash and
ron small family references required. 1tI
Wet ta'h at,
iI,,,m,rI t,e' a.. SoSs sna !,andIs.I wanted y,
ss,nn ~ fanny re'e'e"''' 'e'a'''d- ~ "''
Matted; good .oot, .;:I;! "%l,s ssss; ri
,,oov -, ......G
'CcooH "a, nh,su. tperi.noeu pss''' OH " ssSt
o""n 90" mon,h.,: s,eep NM 100 W: tza ~.
k'tehrninaid; Isunnress n~Susoworkers eoun
w ssnsnne.. AseIe,, w o.n No.
i,"nsr,, hou.s.o1hsr: French: German nur;s.,
, nnir's mn,m.; e sSs y; p,see ssnnp readiness. 'a0-
S o.lt . /, sG u. a sss9%%t .., f tcssA s e, And '.nn'E'''.
cnnkr". nn,e .irl to cook wash s aoda iron small
CooK-Nca, girl wanted as cook and to assist
between 10 and ii CLOCK. IL Eas, 2st6 st.
c01H = mWap m EGO god .o STok; washer and irOner
cooK-w.n,,, ,wo .,,,. $3.50 .oot -..h ..d
ran cher hamUsrmsid snS .sitr.ss ~ood
r rn" G.l, 81. M.ns..s.a ave; ,o5s -
iron in private ismiiy; city references. III Wet
70tn 81.
wages Slb. ref.reuces required. Apply o To- ID
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Goodwill q Interest for Sale.

-, =.
FOX SALf- Furnished.ioom house. gool loca.
ton ls rooms, full. Adde'S. Il. boz ft5 World.
fH store. III M s,ce Is y. kR.a az sn "a a;I Io,S goods
reason. dead. 99a Do Kali ave Rrooklyn.
4 S,s.rs 80 NJ MI mnNst' se!!s an"nt
vitb sInnL hou., s"H ras' - p,h.n "oek'
hisLEk q son. l2th ave, and isl,t st.
" MIS- 'o p6s vs, Il s,cte'
r6R ,s.,s .aa .oD
cheap. hpply. -
JOHN pRAssF' West New BRIGHTON, &, l.
..'00o' s'' complete no 'Sont"' Levy 1884 "a
O 90 corner liquor .,or. license: i.... r.r.
place, brooklyn.
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE reasons for sell.
ins owner going West. Address BARGAIN.
GROCERf s~TOkE-Good business: horse and
.WowAs9ns. ShsAp' oAuso' TWO stores io9 Cen
!. nt.on,yu,
business. living roons in store, | nRsoS.
GROCERY, Boa East 18th st., must be sold this
.%uetlon:
HARLEM POOL PARLOR for sale; i new tables.
1888 I'D ave-, bet~een LOG and 10Th cts.
LARGE corn., ,ioror .,,r. loo, $50.
owner leaving the sity: no agents. Address A.,
World Branch. s%t Sd ave.
in asi.ei.ss nsishbornood prfs, very reason.
IIorop srops. Gan u,....... ........,
two ba.,ns.... cheap ioI cash. ?sSs s.h ave-.
MEAL lark ssGn ,%Sea Az
Depot estsblisned business; license aud lease;
sale to settle estate: eheap Tor casn:
5vS,,. n..o'".st lto nassau !.
~ ~" ~ connn, = = ~ ons'nnn ,.,.os
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The World" or leave at THE Worlds" Uptown office 1857 Broadway near 5St
ST." The Wonds"H Harlem office l25ths st. Ind Madison ave-; The Worlds" Brook
Ign office 300 Washington St Brooklyn or any authoizei advertising agency
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Real Estate for SaIe-Brook'yn.
HOMES n sKP1kLYN.

$1,000. $4,000. $4,000. $1,000.
$500 cash $40 monthly. seen to-day.
29l7 Fulton ST. tCleyelaud ct. station Un. Elev. }
BARGAIN-Three-story corner brick house aud
history corner brick ,stsble. In hue ordsr large
, '.,i : 10 S .sss. COO COOK s'i s. s, sss' st . brS sl | 900
,'Scn.s noLvXNY Co, 1885 Bfo.dw.y,
FOR SALE-Houses, elegant location, within one
ITO fronts. modern, every i'm provement open SAM.
tary plumbin , beautifully n%nisnei. choicest hard
Apply 20 Court 81. or 276 FlatSush ave, brooklyn.
LEONARD MOODY, Real Estate.
FOR SALE-An apsrtment-houso In Brooklyn
on sSos 10 '' FiNGkN iT,Yi'll H ARMS 5pip'f Fulton II letter IT,.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE OR TO LET-At foot Of Bridge at,
Brooklyn, l2O feet on river By, 1875 feet In depth
running back to John st.. with large brick build.
'n1' ' Il De PEYsTER. 81 fins ' st.. New York.
HOMES on terms for les. than you are paying rent,
good location. near l. station price 50, $40, &5uO
cash send for photograph. AGRICOLA, 1905
Broadway.
HOUSE. with or without shoe store. 20 ysars
Brooklyn.
"PAvILION" NOT open Sundays dom. ueed to;
estabushsd 1886; do business. through .we,k;
call or writefor 1T OF ,nitsu nm .r baTE rains houses
fRa Ifls' "Mrrxlvi,pp..yyG y 4 1855 ssasttfs futon. H a6th
Ward: honest. square business treatment.
SAIL HOUSES. Z rooms, 50, 800 aud up. Chest.
Fulton ass " ave. iE1 rosa, al. pst d.y. w HGsiias sui HiedsseS''
Real Estate for Saie-Westehcster.
HARLEM ROAD, West Mount Vernon-tine
house, almost nav . rooms; al improvements ;
lot a3IlOn; tine location must sail; price $4,000;
only 81 600 cash. 1874 South Terraos ave.
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Purchase and Exchange.

Ons Time, csc. per Ina Secohd Time, ,j,.
per kne; 7hird ana Subsequent Times, ID.
per tlne !; Dc. per hh- erird on Sundays.
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Dancing Academies.
Ddtiy, Ijc. a line; Sunday soc.
CLASSES WALTZ GUARAN.
HIGGINS

1856. 1873. lac WEST DAD IT. LADY ASSISTANTS.
81 monthly. Glasses Mon, TUES. THURS. and
Z. 80 to 10. 30 Afternoon classes. TUES.
and THURS. 3. 80 to 5, 80 private lessons. 81;
tickets used at pupils conv,nienos; beginners
classes, four lessons. 81 qua ter, ~ lessons, s5;
re .eptions Weds.. Ssts. fret lessons private.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Hos, Higgins is probably as well known as any
over which he pre.ides has spread all over the
that mas followed his methods in teaching the art Of
dan,ina has m.de,t the LARGEST entertainment of
pie 'Our Own ~ is an ideal institution its faciii.
ties ar. une1ualled,, the floor splcs IS normous
tue music provided is above criticism. while his
staf OF lady aid gentlemen teachers stand 81 the
head Of their profession,
Mr.. HOSEA in his class lessons. gives
individual in 'truut,on in a room separate from tho
genera! classroom. Dithdent pupil. find this
4 MA!.rz IN TX. PRIVATE LESSONS.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE

EXAMINATIONS will be hold as follows:
SCHOOL OF ARTS, for entraucs and for dos.
sisnt students. Sept. 2o-27.
SCHOOL OF LAW, for entrance Sept. 2O-2I;
for deficient students aud for advanced standing,
Sept. 27-30.
COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS AND SUR.
0EoNS. for entrance tRegents' examinations
eept. 26-2s.
SCHOOL OF MINES. for entrance and 70. den
etsnt students, Sept. 300.
MATRICULATION and Registration Day TO-
HooL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, SCHOOL
OF PHILOSOPHY aud
.IoOL OF PURE SCIENCE, sept. ~.
be Treasurer will be At the College B,ilding,,
ID st. and Madison ave-. Sept. 81. to receive
REGULATION and tuition fee, for all dera rtments
opt tho College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
On the same day fees for the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons will be received at 437 West seth at.
The ACADEMIC YEAR will begin IN oil the
schools aud Departments on MONDAY, Oct, ., ~
. 10 A. NJ.
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MISS McCARE,S

nANCING ACADEMY, clssse. now forming at
81 Vast 18th st.. let senn 9Th ave. and Broadway.
classes every afternoon and evening: private les
sons. any hour 81; waltz guaranteed In six private
lessons. SIS: I lessons. 81; quarter, "a lessons, SIS;
lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS; send q
Beginners at any time. Day and evening.
special and in iividual attentio, given to those
learning 'hs waltz. also the new and fashionable
dances. including stage, fancy ana character.
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Colleges, Schools, &C.

Advertisements under this clas-
~sifieation repeated in THE EVEN
ING WORLD every day but Mon
day without additional cost.
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NJ TINE, csc. Der u e; Seco"d Tine, sst
per iDlp: 1hird md Subsequent Tim s, zoe
per lDpe. No sJhrd charge on sundays.
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s~AFEs-Cheap Tor cash only; second hand. sl6,
new. S2b up catalogue free. ~ Clinton place.
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For Sale.

One TINE, &c. pr Iune; second Time. eec.
per iune Third aud subsequent Times, sec.
psy' line Sc. per Tine PTtrd on
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Real Estate to Let-out OF the City.
FURNISHED country house to rent from Oct. l.:
short ride from New York. terms moderate to
10th 81.
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Help Wanted-Female.

CIIAMRERNAI b-lUpHg woman rs chamber
nlsid aud assist with washing; wages SIG;
references required. CT East 10th ST.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15

Abraham Lincoln, in speech July,
1864, to the colored people of Baltimore,
who had presented him with an elegant
copy of the Bible, said: ''In regard to
the great)Book, have only to say it is
the best gift which God has ever given
man. All the good from the Saviour of
the world is communicated to us
through this Book. But for that Book
we could not know right from wrong.
All those things desirable to man are
contained in it. | return to you my
sincere thanks for this very elegant
copy of the great Book of God which
you present"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15
MOUNT PHEASANT, MICH,
August Is, 1892.

THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT AND APPLIANCE Co.:
Dear Sirs:-I now am able to say, after having
purchased one of your No. Electric Belts with
Spinal Appliance about one year ago, that
thank God have found relief from my terrible
suffering through the wonderful full. healing
20, 1891, at which time was great sufferer, and
had been for more than four years from extreme
nervous prostration so much so that, on the least
excitement, my whole nervous system would
be all of a tremble from head to foot and unable
to control myself In the least and would affect
me to tears like little child. am farmer by
or at any excitement, II had the same effect L
could not lift the weight Of five pounds. 1t so
continued with increased suffering, until was
my suffering was intense. My stomach was so
weak that could not take any food but CRACKERS
and warm water for the above time. My kidneys
were so weak that could not retain my urine, IL
would pass from me continually, and was under
the necessity of leaving my couch from six to
eight times of night to void my urine, which
was very painful l was also troubled with
severe constipation and piles. so that 1 was
obliged to use injections to produce excavations
90 Tine SNd IL g o m Sc
several months. The doctors could do me no
good whatever, and had made up my mind that
there was no help for me this side Of the grave.
ingly as ice, and would try with hot bricks,
rubbing and all other methods to restore the cir
and then IL would pass off. Then again another
attack would occur which would leave me help
less, and so continued periodically, and could
get no relief. The doctors told me that must
not do any work, and that II would be three years
at least before / would be able to work. agreed
with them, for could not nor did ever expect
to again. The wholeworld seemed to me blank,
and my vital forces all had left me- and my life
was fast ebbing away from me through tho loss
of my life fluids, which doctors were unable even
to check. Ihad given up oil hope of ever getting
help, and death in all its terrible forms stared me
in the face, from which there seemed to be no
avenue of escape from this living horror, of
which no living person is able to know or feel,
except his suferings be as mine has been. In
this state of suffering and agony continued
until about one year ago now met friend who
on seeing my helpless condition. advised me to
try one Of the owen Electric Belts. For several
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15
TO BE Continued
For the best table butter 20 to Hunts.

New crop tea dust better than last year
sample free at Hunts-best that you ever
saw for the price, 25c pound almost as good
as a 40 or SOC tea-try it.
For those elegant small, sweet spiced
pickles go to Hunts.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15
UNTOLD SUFFERING
AND MISERY
Relieved AND CUREDsWI
The MESSENGER OF HEALTH
HEARTILY ENDORSED.
A Statement UNDER OATH.

weeks doubted his statements about what
told me Of the wonderful healing properties
1t, but he was so earnest and persistent tina
finally consented to send for one. He advis
me to send for a No. with spinal applian
which did, at cost of $4,000, which is yC
price for No. and spinal appliance. wills
here that 1t is the best 5000 INVESTMENT tina
remedies or anything else, as had spent dollf
up into the hundreds, but could get no rel
whatever. As soon as received the Belt
putt on, and in short time after putting it
/ began to feel wonderful soothing and gen
currents of its healing power passing all throu
me- clear to the end lao, Of my toes and finger
Many were the sleepless nights had pass
unable to- sleep but from one to two no
through the whole night for months. On
third night after wearing the Belt l slept u
morning and awoke greatly refreshed.sI
not disturbed, nor had to void my urine
through the night, and have not been bottle
in that way SINCE All the drains upon
system have ceased, and constipation and
all have left me as IL by magic. My nerves
regained their former strength, my eyesight
mind have become clear, and have game
weight about ID pounds, and 1 feel like a
man. My stomach has got back its powC
digestion, and can eat almost any kind Of
that my appetite Graves, without pain or dist
l am gaining daily and feel better and W
more than have for the past ten years. a.
seems have new lease of life. canno
enough In favor OF your wonderful Electricl
Belt. IL is far superior to all medicines
pounded for the relief and cure of chronic
Complicated diseases and broken down conf
lions. I would not take $1,000 for my Bel
could not get another like It. There Is not
like it for relief and cure where all
remedies fail. 1 can not praise your
enough, for what it has done for me words
not express. will say here that recomn
the owen Electric Belt to all suffering huma
who fail to find relief from other remedies
is the messenger of quick relief and certain,
of all nervous debility and other nerve troub
know IL will cure all diseases which you ad
tise IL to cure.
This you may publish to let suffering human
know there Is relief and cure to be founf
your wonderful Belt and Appliances.
DANIEL j. HOPKi
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
day Of August 1892. ID. L. LYON,
Notary Pu
In and for Isabella Co., Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15

I'm his chair, his head resting on the
marble pillar, aods lie Barron"
The shadows Of vexation and SORROW
almost doubt-again crossed Roses brow.
As Eustace's dark eye sought her lovers
for amoment it had in its calm dignity
meaning she could not fathom, and her
heart beat wildly when she saw Jasper's
quail before it. What fear restrained
her natural impetuosity from demanding
O solution at oice2
In reply to Jasper's question Eustace
simply shook his head, but her father
partly treasured her by the calm and APP
parently unsuspicious manner in which
he answered:
1--WE will settle all details when we
return. Now we must attend to the
more pressing wants"
In the course of the ride Mrs. Newton
asked Eustace how Maud appeared when
The sun., 1893-10-18

a story Of ouarrels, separation. efforts at re-
union. and. finally, . two-years' struggle for
final separ alton and alimony.
There was decided suggestion OF Paris In
the atmosphere Of Judge Bischors court yes
terday when. after disposing Of an ordinary
row between two poor Americans. the Judge
looked st the calendar and called. Gilbert
against Gilbert" Lawyer John D. Tounsend.
for the plaintiff. answered. Ready for trial."
Lawyers Edwin N. Shepard and John z Par
sons said Ready for the defendant, and the
few spectators stretched their necks to see the
parties to the suit
Mrs. Annie T. Gilbert was seated close to Mr..
Townsend. She was bright. clipper. and talk
ative and as we'll dressed as daily hint"
from tho gay French capital. She wore blue
serge skirt. brown and gray polka dot
blouse. all enveloped in a long blue cloak to
match tho skirt A small yellow straw hat
trimmed with brown plush rested jauntlly on
o mass OF light brown hair. big yellow tea
rose was pinned to her coat.
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lied forw any other period in the history OF
Lave snjovcd Iot generations
reSullS
rle street pnycmcnts are in bhttcr condition than
ever uetore, and thornuvhtarcs are better lighted
streets are now being cleaned TO tho taiistaction
The iiealth Department successfully holds disease
AZ bay under threatening conditions and ttcndily
owe ing death rate testines to it's effective work
Ihe pubic schools the front rank OF educa
tOhhl institutions and afford facilities to the IN
eTcnsng numbers OF tile children Of the people.
Ihu Police Dow artmt nts efficiency kotps the turbu
,ont nni criminal elements In sCbjection ana makes
ire and pcnpcrtv safe
The eSccler: work and discipline OF tho Fire Depart
mcnt confirm this security OF iirr md property.
THE Doch Departments improvement OF the water
front adds greatly to the facilities OF commerce. as
well as TO tho city'r wealth aud income.
The Department OF Public charities ard Correction
provides. under constantly improving conditions TOR
the aged, sick, anh insane poor.
Tine credit OF the city Is kent NJ such ph standard
tnat the recent atrngency in tao money market eIt u
prRctcsily unaffected.
Public improvements are brinC carried forward I'M
der every department Il tho city Government. which
promise in the future to mako this city one of tile
most beautiful In the CIVILIZED world
These are tho results OF democratic Rlmnistration
Ws appeal To tho record. On :hesr services cont
uehty call Cor tho Judgment OF discriminating CON
tthuency. ON these performances We rest our claiu
hat the city thoroughly rely upon our promise or
continued efficiency progress. and Improvement
The resolutions we're adopted with q whoop
and n yell which were succeeded by cheers
when MIR. Croker made hts way to the platform
and banded to Secretary McGoldrick q resoln-
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H1LL THERE BE IN INCOME Tx,
The Ways and Means Committee Said Prac.
ticaIIy to Have Agreed Upon 1t.

ticaIIy to Have Agreed Upon 1t.
WASHINGTON. Oct 17.-Chairman Wilson and
other m MEMBERS OF the Com mittee on Ways and
Means to-day assured ipQuirers that the report
that the committee had practically completed
the preparation Of the Tariff bill was incorrect.
Those inquirers were informed that In tho
opinion Of the committeeman the bill would
not be ready for report to the House until the
latter part Of November.
Members OF the majority Of the committee
are retcent regarding tho provisions OF the
BILL but the impression OF minority m Members
Is that the imposition Of an income tax will be
recommended. Representative Clark Of Mis-
souri,. in debate yesterday. said he had no
moro doubt that an income tax would be au-
thorized by the House than he had that tho
sun would rise tomorrow.
Representative Bryan OF Nebraska. 4 mem-
ber OF the Committee on Ways and Means. ex-
pressed in private a similar opinion. and said
that In view OF the probability OF the necessity
OF such Legislation he had been studying the
subject with Wow to preparing bill.
The sun., 1893-10-18
HERE ARE TAMMANY'S MEN.
-,,ru FOR COMPTROLLER. FELLOWs
,oR DISTRICT .i11ORNEY

..,a for Surrogate, CLANCY Tor sheriff,
r,,.,,,r,ch end Dobb- for Coroncrs-The
,,..o,,,,on. typhoid Cicvc,nnd's Hands
-. u.,o,eo In the Approaching D"wnfn I
=, p,venrorr- Election Laws-T.ic Out
o,-A Attacks on M.ynard Reprsaended
- Feather rut Into Mayor Giiroy's
c.,-Tbo Platform In tho Local Camp align
.h, t,,r rItseir-Postnnster Dayton Par
.,.,,,,ed and sI.do n Nominating Speech.
In nOpxrc'>r-Asussi r FtrH.
Ia, s,.ri+-Calsirs " CLANCY.
IA, s.r,oc,.-Jons u V. ARNOLD
~. t,,,,,. t,S,rr-JonS Il. FxLtowS
., ,.b.oshs ceurt oc Conn Fitu.-Muts BEACH
II, Jvrir, nj h, Criy Caui-JAhEs NJ FirzstMoNs and
Laws J. cosLAS =,
DOSE,
With wealth Of oratorical fireworks Tam.
many Hall last night placed these candidates
n nomisation for Offices that are to be filled
a, tbs coming election. Nearly l.5O0 Demo-
orst, were gathered in the council chamber.
and for throe hours they listened patiently to
somInatirC spssohos. and frequently let OF
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ME; Audinet Gilbert. Mr.. Manue! Santa Maria.
saa a as % possbe
Maria and Gilbert have each long glistening
black moustache. brushed upward in the style
face is pasty white and Santa Maria's sWarthy
IIe comes from the United States Of Colombia
testified to his beastly y HABITS and Santa
waS as Ss ts
The Sudionce at the opening OF the case was
ESqfs n hSSis TSo% Wse was M s
ss ct the rsds o aSsr 20 ss
ike isss q Mr: Parsons impalred tie frenchy
Ia LSwysr Shepard asked the Court to clear the
room OF all but the parties Interested and the
Judge Bischoff said that he 80 y no reason to
depart from the rule OF tryin., cases in open
Nj: Townsend. in opening the % case for II, the
they went e Paris In the early part q ss 1881:
HSoi alone. There were. auarrels. which
$S;s !? $ NJ
Would give Mp np tho associations to which he OBJ;
S sSysb snnf Sn4
nSsPms q s5sSS !fS@ Ris W. i1sSns "sS m..S q
Pied the same apartpe4nts& & at tRs ndna Hoffman
visited Mr., !Gibert's brother, There. Gilbert
was taken III and was nursed by his wife They
returned to New York and lived u short time
ut the Victoria Hotel.
Mrs. Gilbert returned to Paris, while her hus.
band stayed in New York until the spring o!
1881 Afroctionats letters were exchanged,
and 1t looked as though the dihcnties Gonid
lie settled until GilpTtH return to Daria.
In Paris he visited her rooms but still re,
tanned his old habits. and Mrs. o. bert decided
that divorce must bo arranged, Gilbert had
said to her; have money and will stGrye
you OUT" and in 1871 shO began an action for
complete legal separation, on tho ground OF
abandonment, because Mr. Gilbert had cut
down her allowance This Ia the action now
on trial, Mr.. Gibrrt resists 1t. aud demands
MIR. Townsend called Mira Gilbert to tho
witness stand and for the next ten minutes
Kent her busy identifying letters. Mr. Gibert
and his attorneys were busy asserting and ar
Highest Award fur LundbOrE's Perfumes.
Ths Worlds Columbian ENpOsltlnu given Iund.