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New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

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t,fuf.' 4tA.s ..r.r- .th, 80 u. rii eq s.fi
'.at. Na'et nrr ftt lf'os TO- Lowe. llfaNS. - u..
st.i, mis'd S1TS1 80. .crt - i"ps' 30 lTrrnarcel
.ints 80 renI .farkci steady and prices
Nae - native mixed s. .sg$3 25 lambs 81 sn -y~ Mar
Kansas 'iiy. Dec g. Hogs Receipts. l,Ws "a me
opened siealy cosnd heavy. 81 '3bsS ,a 10
dunn 81 nus? IL Hight So 25ns3 40 pigs ''r," ,"ers
Cattle receipts aOn head. MaILe, easy native a,d
host - tont' - far - good 81 25gss 80 rn3,2 20
heifsrs hest 81 1oGt3 20 fair tn good. - ~" ,,,,s
sockers feeders s. iDIS1 80 calves siuS' y" nv
81 GpQ$2 40 sheep Receipts. 100 head. mafkel ,n
Liberty Dec. i-t Ac- Receipts light, pre-
changed Prime 81 3Ou$4 30. good stnsi 10, eooa
as' 81 s0QSl. rough fl 81 i01s3 80 Hogs~h ~
fs3r. ms,<e, steady Prime light 81 15Hs3 50; medium
sr les 81 7oas3 - heavy SO GoNsa7o common - s i
s., GoGS3 60. fouehs. 81 1Jd<2 n sheep supply
prlces hanged Extra sheep 81 .oHN' y" ., ms
.p~HSl -. lambs. 81 3jD 81 81 Veal calves >"
heavy arl fhin calves. S2NS 80
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


AT SOUTH ORANGE. y. J. tMountaln
Station, spacious cottage corner. acres
general conVeniences. stable; gas. aqueouc,
water ynacadanlzcd avenue. price 10"
terms easy. also excellent building size
2OOx2OO: perfect surroundings. EDN. T.
HAMILTON d co. 80 BROADWAY.
AN EXCEPTIONAL opening for investors
or Individual hOme-seekers - acres ~ q
uho,a or In large plots on Popular Harlem
Railway, within one hour ~ New oIh
eieyated situation: streets opened: Vlnaee'
water and gas: rapidly growing IN Nalue,
an unouestionabie ard profitable invest
rnent. ,FoNo 6.Sl4) Address PHILLIPS
4 WELLS. Tribune Building
ADIRONDACK LANDS for sale %. ooo
acres; timbere1. IA lakes, 2o-ulile trout
stream: best deer hunting. must ne sCIu az
once. this appears but once. Address X: !.
DONOVAN, Malone. y. Y: this week NO
= Nail-st
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Dec. 4.-Cotion easy; middling. -; low
rld.ng 1'.c. good ordinary. use. net and
ceips $50 bales exports to the Continent H. 6s bales
sales 1896 bales spnners. ~ bales stock bales
Norfolk Dee 4-Co:;OE steady: middling Sc. low mid
ding 9lG. good ordinary Csc; and gross receipts
22l bales exports coastwse. l.jj5 bales. SALES. O6
bales: stock. q ca bales.
Savannah Dec. l.-Cotton quiet. mi ldng II 16c: low
mlddling 70 and gloss receipts 1873 bales exports
coastwise. 4.ei5 bales; stock 30 7s2 bales.
s'ew Orleans Dec. opened easy; closed steady:
good middiing. s3-l6c middling I-l6c low middlns
IL l6c good ordinary 1ia receipts. II 7is bales
gross. 5.56J bars; Continent 200
c0as;wise BIAS bales sales 3 200 bales. stock
bales.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

1~eN N>r>/>cvNo.oO~Yo ~Yo>~or~~~-~~>N>"~~~N~
PLEASANT. furrace-h-ated hall room.
also very desirable large room; r'ason-
able 80 West 41h 81 -
THIRp-FIOOR front room. furnished
beautifully: ali cOnvenisn 'es: private
house reference; gentleman. l2l West
llih-st
2OTU- ST. IOl. corner ath-ave.--Large and
medium handsomely furnished rooms;
single suites: southern exposure; breakfast
optional. references.
l1TH-S1. 20 WEST. .-Bac ch elor apartments.
large sunny rooms. single or On suite.
light breakfast. attendance. references eX-
changed.
3GTH-ST 40 WEST Furnished bachelor
quarters. large. handsome room. also
a small one.
4GTHsT.. 1875 WEST. Nicely furnished
rooms 20 Jet. without board.
81 MACDOUGAL~ST.- FURNISHED rooms
with housekeeping accommodations. sin
gle or double rooms. also front parior
and basement
7iST-sT i35 WEST Handsomely FUR
nished room. with private bath; another
room. reasonable: convenient 10 all cars.
every comfort.
7OTIFS ST 3s EAsT.-Largr. handsomely
decorated rooms. s!ngly or en- suite. ref
erenccs
I2o EAST scTH sT-Two handsome sunny
rooms I'm private American family; board
optional.
li5 WEST 2op-ST Neatly furnished
rooms parlor n1or connecting or COP
arafe; select house: terms moderate.
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HORSES AND CARR. AGES.

A FINE bay brougham horse; Hamoleto-
ni.n. lGia hands. bargain. W. ;. BID
GAR IS Wliliam-st, city. Oi South
Orange.
y PHYSICIAN I'm suburban town. need
- an exfra horse for the winter de-
yi-es TO obtain the use Of good animal
~ the keeping stable warm and com
Portable. coschmsn find and experienced :
,.ads macadan. Address DOCTOR. care
Tribune.
COT-PE ROCNAWAY. very light party
se.ling out vii sacrifice for third value;
iuft 10 order last April. also ladies top
nhaeton harness and zap rObe ana Kim
bal. cutter. Apply 10 West 4ith-si.
HORSES WINTERED.--Child pony rig
.or sale cheap Address Dr. .. G. JACK
son. y. o. Box l6l. Jamaica. Long Island
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
SALESMAN to travel portion cf the
time; one acquainted with notion trade
preferred. Address B. u. F.. Tribune ot-
Zee.
PRESSMAN N-We want a good all-round
pressman who understands both single
and double leather betting. Address l l.
NFR LEATHER Co. Norwich. conn.
WANTED.-A young nan In a mercantile
stationery store. must 1ave some krowi-
edge of the business. Address STORE, BOX
Il Tribune Once.
NANTED.-A thoroughly experienced but
ler with at least two years accessible
city references. Addrcss. giving references.
q L.. I.2i2 Broadway
WANTED. An experienced salesman 10
trade for the varnsh makers. A. X.
221 Broadway.
WANTED Men 10 learn barber trade
only ) weeks required catalogue free
NETWORK BARBER COLLEGE,. %
Centre-s.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
nUAND AND ROOMS.

- r~N~JooNoNoor~NNNors
BACHELOR APARTMENT. - Gentleman
having very fine one. centrally lDcat"u
viii board gentleman " refinement only
BUSINESS MAN. Tribune ohice.
HANDSOMELY furnished room In select
boarding -houge: superior table. parlor
.llning-room. Mrs. JASPER. 70 West
11th-st.
LARGE ROOMS. superior cuisine. prNas
family 10 refined party wili'rs 20 pay
far price. II West 6'h-st
WEST IOTH-sT.. near Park. sunny. we'll
furnished rooms and best hoard IN refined
private house: specially suited invalid or
dress y. r. G.. PHILLIPS. Real Estate
Ofice. 12d-s'. and coumbus-ave.
= EAST 4lST-sT. Double and single rooms
suitable for gentlemen. with breakfast or
full board. references.
2UTir ST. 81 wEsT.-Elegan,ly furnished
double and single rooms. superior table.
families and gentlemen.
BOTH ST. - EAST.
Refined convenient nelghtorhood. cen
trally located. imposing private house.
richly decorated. newly furnished floors.
suites or separately, hbundantly warm.
modern equipments; unusually attractive.
accommodations equal to best hotels re-
liable table: everything hrst-class, refer
enccs; hotel man conducting
$3.50 GRAMERcy PARK. Family hotel
suites. single rooms: steam-heated. ex-
cellent table central location.
37TH ST. GS WEST. Handsomely fur
nlshed alcove room: single room private
table. excellent cuisine. refined house, ref
erences required.
57TII-sT.. 3i3 WEST Second story front
connecting hall rooms also. third front.
southern exposure: superior board. refer
rnces.
l77 COII-NRIA HEIGHTS HROOKIYN
One suite on second floor suitable for a
family; : minutes 20 Wal-st ferry and
bridge: all convenienccs. steam heat; din
Ing room On parlor; floor.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

O~uoc>o~-Oooc 0-~o~>o~NrNNN>N~ >N~"(-NN0O" N1N0-0~@
A FEW desirable apartments at 2i2 and
pa West 1921 St, near islAeisiae Drite
ana Central PARK, rooms ant bath. pri-
vaie hail steam heat and 1anltor service
ren, SO TO $50. Apply on premises,
Rent FREE TO JANUARY 1877
Elegant niis Of five rooms ana nath. all
finely decorated one bloch from csbl-
cars and elevated road; rent N2'. JAM
TOR, i09 ST. Nicho!as-afe.
sTH-AVE., no. I.04s occrner sGth-st)-
Elegant apartments. facing PARK. $C5 10
500 FRED STONE. 60 Broadway.
ADvERTIsEMENTs nNp SuhsCi.ir-
TlONS FOR THE NEW.YOKk IhtE
,,SE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
pIOWN OFFICE. No. .242 Broadway,
"a aoor north Of Thirty -irs,-st. and AD
I-ERTISEMEETS al the fol.owins Brhbch
.osces: 25t Eigh,h-ave; 200 Third ave d.
,.nrner Forty seVenth-st.. 1873 East Forty
se..ntt-st, corner ihifd-sye. l56 East
i25th-st. near Third-ave. 0eS Ibird-ave
n-er SIXTY hrsi.si.. LOS First-ave., loo
IVES, Folty second ST.. 1872 coiumbus.ave; ::
500 BROADWAY. New York: and In BROOK,
i'm ~ 3y7 Fulton-st. e3 Court ~, "a
urascw.y g. u i53 Br"Ah~-V u
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sUprRpAy REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAiR--K --Kesidence
properties. all kinds: sale or rent
CLARENCE p. TUBES. Beeknan-st
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urH rSTATn WANTED.

~>><C~~So-N~~~r~NNN~o ~-o~N~O~"|ON/~'S'S'~'~
WANTED. Complete description CT coun-
eli or eschangs. nc charge unless disposed
4, J. +. Soaring. 93 Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

HELP WANTED.
Female.
A SHAPELY, strong. athletic young W9n-
an wanted. Apply Stage Manager. Her
aid Square Theatre. to-day, ! 10 z
GOOD COOK and TO do washing and iron-
ing for two IN family, references rr-
CURED Call Thursday. from - l. %
East 6ith-s;.
WANTED. -Colored woman 10 do genera!
homework Apply 1886 West s4th-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

cOACfIMAN.- by a coiored na1. VINO un
dorsrands his business. long. satisiactory
refsrencss rs TO competency, sonrie'y sni
nhiie,nr careful stylish. our-in-hand;
tendem or any style; city or country. 'ah
nv address 81 l. i25 West S9th-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
nowrsTrc SITUATIONS WANTED

: COACHMAN. Gentleman wishes W iIa,.tn ,
/ FOR his cogchMsn: viii do second w'iM
I J k 1872 East 4Oth-st
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

PLEASANT furrace-haated hall room.
also very desirable large room; r,ason-
able. 81 West 41:h a..
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.


NoNNNNNNNcO0,NoNNNN NNNcooNoNOoNNNNN~o
ACTIVE PARTY. with S. 0Oo. wanted 10
purchase retiring partners interest
s'sp.r manufacturing business. afrorlng
liberal profits. investigation invited: sp.en-
did opportunity. G.. Box 83. Tribune Of
foe.
ATTENTION. FOR SALE-stock OF good
paying millinery and fancy goods bust
ness on best business avenue New York
CITY. fret class custom trade. II years rs
tahllshed. owner retiring from business.
Address !. W. T., p1stohlce Box i,s42.
New YORK.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
business purposes; investors advised
without charge OF desirable opportunities.
highest commercial references. GRlGGS a
CARLETON. 202 Broadway.
\ STOCKBROKER making 50 600 yearly
ana more business than he can handle
desires partner f.r half interest. having
s. 600. good safe income assured. BONDS.
EoX :. Tribune Orice.
RARE CTIANCE-Flrs.- class oil route
for sale cheap. Inquire $50 Grand-st.
bat store
\ CLEAN legitimate cash business mus,
De- sod, no experience required. $500
cash: Aipiy 10 TO ~ n. n. Room 403,
n West '2d-st
AGENTS or promoter wanted 10 place
shares ~ industrial company: good pros
poets. prizes right liberal commission.
Address MONOPOLY. Tribune Oflce
AL LEGAL BUSINESS promptly and
carefully attended by reliable lawyer. all
courts. commercial litigation. conveyancing.
Investments estates settled; consultation
free. . West l4th-sj.
EIGHTEEN furnished rooms for sale a.
sacrifice. rent SO. capacity income
r-nf. $3.50. reason for sacrificing. must
ieave city. Call 10 a. m. "a Macdoueal-st.
ENTERPRISING MAN or woman can So
cure n'erest in established publication
fcr 5000. good opportunity fcr right
parry. with salary. Address. for inter,i,w.
ENERGETIC BOX li". Tribune ONCE.
FOR SALE. on account OF health. a coun-
Try Law practice worth s, OVC yearly. Ad-
dfe-s X. Tribune Oiiice.
HAVE YOU A BUSINESS in patented
article 81 other Interest which YOU
wish pushed? Write for testimonials and
our plan. Address SUCCESSFUL. Box 81
Tribune Oihre
NINE honorable men With 500 10 $1,000
each 10 Incorporate f0r the manuiactuie
and handling ~ a new. practical and val
iabi- invention. CAL a. 12i Broadway.
Room 7GS
OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY for sale:
$50. owner going South. ia Coles-s'.,
Jersey city.
OPIORTi NIFTY offered 20 responsible
man with 5000 10 secure the manage
mont u manufacturing company Just or
sanizei. Room 2l4 l23 Idb-rty-st.. y. !,
PARTNER WANTED with $500. In light
genfeel established business vii guar
aniee and Prove that n vii. clear Se'p a
month. LINkE ~ Centre St
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS win cell
for cost Of stock and introduce buyer on
routes pickle es'a ablishment. rent low.
WHITE BROS, - Warren-si.. Brooklyn
SILK GLOVE and mitt manufacturing bus
lness, closed for want OF capital 20 con-
time the business Apply to L. G. LEil-
MAN. Secy trYusviile. y. Y.
WANTED. Lady or gent with 500 halr
interest. pleasant and profitable. travel
answer quick. PARTNER. 20 W. 23d
business II yov want TO sell call OF ad-
dress c'nndentally HAY CO.. East
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uxruRNIsHED APARTMENTS.

FACING THE PARK.
A ,.nyv deslrobie sparirneit for rent al
81 600 in the Dalhousie. 40 Wtst ']''-s'
Ap,,v there 10 EDWARD KENT.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
crTy pHAJ, ESTATE to Lea.

.~~~~~/~~~~~orNNro ro~SNN@rON>N~Nc~'~o'>~
TO RENT sor season or longer -lretlllN
furnished fou--story house. foz l%Sihs
ton-aye., near 45th-st; reasonapIe 'eh"
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
DRESSMAk!NG.

>.~.o~.o~-o~NNN.Nno.NNN NNNNNNN~NNNNNNNNN>
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from 81. tailor
made also ball. evening. reception. v'd-
ding and theatrical dresses. charming and
novel waists: all the latest in London - q
Paris styles 1T ana work tuhitnte"d
also soamsircsses sent out by the day.
cutting and basting. 81: patterns 10 meas
ure. 25c. ~ West I9ih-s,.. near 3'h-ave.
A GOOD dressmaker. speaks only French.
wishes work By day or week; moderate
price. :. T.. l.2I2 Broadway.
COUTURIERE FRANCHISE. Fancy
waists. street. dinner and tailor made
dresses. ladies' materials used: short no
tlce. moderate prices; elegant work. Mms
ANDERSON. 1874 West l5ih-st. formerly
with Stern Bros
DREssMAKER and cloakmaker wants
work a, home or day. superior litter. I'm
es' worker on seal garments. sleeves On
largcd. will make over ami remodel of
make into lates, stNle capes. cullareties
and E,on Jackets GREIG. l3I West 22d.
DRESSMAKER and SEAMsTRcSS BY
lady In private familie.; 81 "a Pay. 81
weekly. would assist in any way. refer
ences DREsSMAkEE. 2l3 East l25ih-st.
DREsSMAKER wishes moro customers hy
the day: will tai dresses home. Tay,or
system. NJ. g. MACK. care Miss McGowan.
s0l West 3Gth-st.
81 up. calico dresses 81 up. DRESS
MAKER. 5l2 East l3th-st.. "a floor
DREssMAk ER-By tn. day IN private
families: making over n specially. 81 -
per day. Miss H. FOX. 2s6 "h-ase.. -
bell
LACEs and lace curtains cleaned equal -
new: fine laundry work. refer ar"--
WHITE 3U6 West 32d-st.
MILLINERY DESIGNER date with Lou
Use 3d-ave). VIII 10 10 ladies' houses
and use their own materials. pri -es tca-
sonable. latest French shapes. NIL
LINER. l.2i2 broadway.
SEAL. GARMENTS remodelled. repaired.
redyeiag: latest designs. perfect ntt.ng.
home or day. highest references. Mrs
GREYE, 1Ol West GOth-si.
SEA-. GARMENTS ;cdy.d and a,e-ai
into fashionable capes ami etoa Jackets
Mrs BARKER ilf West 39th near
Broadway late with Gunther's Sons. 5ih-
ave
SPECIAL BARGAINS in furs. sacrificed
within ~ days furs fcdyeI. repaired ana
altered into capes. :. PERElL. 81 9Th
ave
TNIIOE-NADE suits IS. furs ani cloaks
refnoIelled and relied by the day al
homo o., our, DELAFIELD. 2cG West
39th-s,
THE TRIBUNE
UPTOWN OTre.
242 Broadway - door NORM a. Slst-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there untii O'clock p M.
4. BRANCH OFFICES
A1,.rtis.,nent- received ~ regular Office
rates uutii j.. III. w.
or4 s,u-n,.. = e. cor. of 23i-sr
~ Gtu-avc.. cor I'm ~.
IA. tnlumhu--ay... near West 1>in -.
iu; Nest 4.d -. near Gih ave.
70 West i4fn-st.. near 1iN-aNe.
20 West liih-st.. near ath aN-.
.57 lves, s2d s,.. bet. IN ana sih aves.
l5T fth-ave. cor. lsih-s,.
40 fss' 41th-st.. corner 3d-ave.
ol3 West IH'h-si.
~ East 42d dst. near Madison ave-
4 GO Broadway. above iWh-st
/ Tos lsi-ave near tJ'h-N.
ego 3d-ave
HARLEM OFFICES.
lJG East i25lh-st.
.ta West l25ths.
$50 West liaih 81.
In 10 D. ~. at regular oIicc raieS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ooOONN~Oo.oYoNr>NN~0- r(~o~<@@~~<>~SSN~
FINE POCKETBOOKs, e,egant a.nsa.oi
bsgs. dress suit cases, iaoles rn" 80.
euL ha, fo.es yaliees fer holiday gItts 81
attractive prices a; 0.d Te.iabe hous'
T.ISpfre SCHWARTZ. 30 4th ave. near
gth-st.
LOOK, IOOK,,-psrlor suits ieuph J.
stored. So mattresses made over az esi' s,
dencca. fun fize. 81 ~: caIpe, IA. ny "
Der ward Address FRASER. 10 Gold-si.'
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
BOARD WANTED.

ABOUT January l. for three adults. with
private family in good locality on West
side. also three rooms which We prefer TO
furnish ourselves. references. state accom-
modaticns and terms. Address 7. r., Box
10 Tribune Once.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
.onoooooouooc --~-o~~>NNOr.o~|NNrN>"
Female.
A CHRISTIAN WOMAN. VINO @ has r"u ,nl
several years experience in hcusf ,'V
house visitation wishes outside Norh. A"-
dress r. n. % East lith-s,.
CANVASSER wishes to arrange to help
lady canvassers in any cities gpea, az
dition to their income. REED 10 Ho'''s
don Square --------
UAIRDREsSING. A frst-class lady ha'r-
dresser would Ike a few more cus'one,s
AT their homes. satisfactory worh susia"
feed. charges moderate. CAL on or aGurNss
Miss ELLA MORRIS. 2o3 West 3sth-st
FINEST INSTRUCTION piano, French
English. exchanged for rooms; hlghes'
testimonial, Address MISS. Tribune
Branch Oaice. o@6 3d-ave.
CoVgRNEss. French Parisian. purest M ac-
cont desires situation as goNerilrs~' ap,o
TO teach French. Madame NOEL" 10
Ieroy-st. -
NASSETSE-A massage graduate re-
turned from two years IN Europe VIII
continue To treat ladies az their residences
Miss 9TH 1913 Clinton Place. Room u.
sTTNOGRAPUFR. By energetic young
business lady: law stenographer; years
with employer: excellent references salary
moderate ACCURATE, Box 81. Tribune
once
VOt-NG LADY wants hairdressng. sham
pooing manicuring at ladies' residen' =
nv the dav or Week. terms moderate. AG-
dress BOX 30. % Western Boulevard.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
DACTON.

The Sunday schools Of the two
churches at this place will run an ex-
cursion to Heart Lake next Tuesday,
the 9Th. The rates will be 80 cents for
children and Is cents for adults. Heart
Lake Is spoken of as a very pleasant
place, and all should take advantage
Of this opportunity of spending a day
at this lake.
Major Everett Warren and family,
OF Scranton. are spending few weeks
at the residence of Mr.. Warren's
father at this place.
James p. Dickson and family have re-
turned from their outing at the Adiron-
dacks.
Miss Pearl Wells. OF Scranton, Is vis-
iting at this place.
j. ]. Jennings Is making some I'M
provements about his residence
Miss Flora Swartz. OF Scranton, Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Lulu Swartz,
at this place.
Miss Carrie stoll has returned to her
home here after spending a few weeks
with friends at Coleville, N. ].
8. Sampler. with his family and d.
oo"PeSA oHu pl dIc
boarding at the residence Of F. NJ
Francis.
Miss Cora Bevans, Of Scranton, Is Wis
iting at this place.
II. w. Killing. of Nicholson, has opened
a dry good and grocery store at the
Austin building.
William Rymer has moved into the
Bailey house, on Waverly street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
MANNERS OF GREAT MEN.

Alfred the Great said: "A king can af-
ford to be polite"
Count de Lesseps was the type of the
French gentleman.
Justinian inculcated politeness on every
official Of the empire.
Goldsmith was ill-bred and too much in
clined to talk about himself.
Monroe was. even In his own time called
"a gentleman Of the old school,"
Calhoun was 80 absent-minded that he
often forgot that he was in company.
Bancroft was rather reserved than other
wise with most persons whom he met.
Garrick was generally 30 quiet that he
often created the impression Of dlffldence.
Henry Clay was said to make the most
engaging bow Of any gentleman Of his
time.
Milton was quiet and reserved In con.
versatiOn, but thoroughly refined and
well-bred.
Dante was solitary In his habits and
by his austerity chilled most OF those
whom he met.
Mohammed inculcated politeness in the
Koran. He himself was ono of the most
courteous OF men.
Plus TX, bQth before and after his eleva-
tion to the pbnt.ficai shair was q model of
studied pdiitensss.
Beethovef was rude and gruf and
seemed to b In . perpetual bad humor
with himself and every one else
TAueyrand owed his success In life In
no small extent q TIE uniform courtesy
wfeh which - trsAte1 every one.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
wHIRLs OF THE WHEEL.

Scranton has fewer lady riders than
most cities Of half It's size.
James Carney. who managed the bicycle
races for the Green Ridge wheelmen. is a
hustler.
It ID probable that the Scranton BIZ
cycle club will conduct a race meet In the
near future.
Willie Kemmerer and Ed Bittenbender
are training on their tandem. Both are
good riders and will make warm team.
The Scranton Bicycle clubs racing team
and the Green Ridge wheelmen's team will
ride at the Bloomsbury races on the 18th
inst.
Gregory may train with the Green Ridge
team. Greg" would make valuable
addition to any class A team. He pos
sesses lots Of speed and q good head.
Baby Keller, Of the Green Ridge Wheel
mems team, was thrown very heavily In
the two-mile handicap last Monday, COM
pletely demol.shing his new racing wheel.
Binghamton Is a great bicycle town.
Fourteen racing men from that city par
ticlpated In Mondays races, and ninety
members Of the Blnghamton Athletic a..
sociation came with them.
Howard r. Moser and> Bert Ripley, Of
the Harlem wheelmsn. New York, made
many friends during their short stay here,
while attending the Crsen Ridge whssl.
mess meet. The Harlem whseimen are
well represented on the track BY chem.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
MINOOKA.

William Mills. of Park Place, a paint
er employed on Simpson & Co.'S
new silk mill. sustained slight
injury yesterday. Mills was engaged
painting the cornlce when he slipped
and fell to the ground, a distance of
twenty feet.
Thomas Laffy returned home yes
terday from the Lackawanna hospital,
where he had undergone treatment the
past month for heart trouble.
Mrs. +. A. Kane returned home last
evening from an extended western trip.
Miss Winifred Carey Is at Atlantic
City.
The Republican primaries will be
held this afternoon at the respective
polling places In the South and South
west districts. William Thomas Is a
candidate for delegate In the South
district. and Isaac Davis. Of Green
wood, in the Southwest.