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The Monticellonian., 1895-07-19

increase
 THE state department was informed on the 10th, by Mr DeHbF, nited States minister to Ch3ha, that fal1 ,.sa,,s,,.S&xesS. :se: .~,: .',,' had fled from that country under charges of treason.
 Mas MARY BROWN, monoPamian pensioncr died, on the 1Gth, at her home , .miies from Knoxville, Tenn. She was the widow of Joe Brown, a soldier in the revolutionary war, and was born in ls0t Her husband died ffty-one years ago.
 JrDeF WooBs, ef Chicago, on the pth, modified the sentence of Eugene V. Debs from one year in jait to six months, and those of the other direc- tors of the American Railway union from six months 10 three. The sem tenees are now concurrent as the court originally imposed them.
 MAYOR PINeREEs fve-vcar fight for three-cent car fares in Detroit, Mich, was crowned with sHecesss, on the 10th, when the mayor, as motorman, took out the first car on Everett & Packs new line in opposition to tie Tom Johnson road Mayor Pingree IS now sure of fourth term.
 A NATIONAL Cuban presidential elec- tion was Weld, on the 10th, all over the United States, and also in Mexico, Jamaica and South America. There were over l00 clubs controlling as many election districts in the United States. Early returns indicated the choice of Palma for president.
 TIE question of the ownership of several hundred thousand acres of land in Los Angeles county, Cal, re- gently decided as belonging to the United States. will probably he carried to the United States supreme court on appeal by the Southern Pacific Rail- road Co for final adjudication.
 FULLY Seorr, John Armstrong and Joseph Humphreys directors of the Hutchinson tl[as) reformatory, have rendered their resignations to Gov. Morrill, rather than submit to an in- vestigation of the charges of extrava- gance and prohigate expenditures of state money preferred against them.
 FRENCH Deputies Richard and De- noid fought duel, on the l2th, with pistols, with the usual result, neither ba 1o, Bassett and NJ. Archain, members of the Seine municipality, fought duel with swords, with the unusual result that Bassett was wounded in the wrist.
 AT the request of the warden of the Clinton (N G.l prison, from which he is a fugitive, the state department, on the 9th, asked the French authorities to hold Tom OBrien, the notorious bunco steerer, in the event he be ac- quilted on his trial for killing his partner, Reed Waddell, of Springfield, H.. in Paris, on March 27 last.
 GEN GREELY, who has been grante leave of absence for two months, will attend the International Geographical conference in London, as the delegate of the National Geographical society of Washington city His presence has been particularly requested by the officials in charge, and he will take part in the discussion on the subject O Arctic and Antarctic explorations.
 SUMMING up the situation as viewed |, faI, s,, |. ton, there s in the present condition of feeling among the nations O Europe no immediate prospect of any concerted action for an enlarged use O silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
REAL ESTA TIE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There were large number Of parcels OF realty
announced for sale yesterday at the broadway
Saesrcom. 4 few were sold to outside parties.
but the majority were purchased by the persons
In interest. or adjourned TO a later Iate. A..
William Kennedy sold No. SJ2 East twenty -irst-
81, three-story brownstone dwelling, lot Exsz 10
+. L. lie Fetra, for $3.50: also. No ~ west
three-story orIck aweihs lot
Ezra F. Raymond sold under foreclosure proceed
inss No l?9 East Ninety th!rd-st threesiory briGk
dwelling. lot 2oxlOo.S., 10 the piahuH' Daniei f.
Seybel. FOR $1,000. =.
John T. Boyd sold under similar proceedings No.
Us Stantou-st thrce-story brick and frame tene-
ment, with six-story brick in rear, iot ZJxs9o' 10
the plaintiff for SIS i25.
r. V. Harnett Il Co sold under similar proceed.
ings Nos 2j6 to go West Nineiy-fourth-st, eisht
hye-story brick and stone dwellings,. pi9t l2sxSt TX
l23 lx6s7; also. strip in rear l2oNolll Ixl-oNl
plaintiff. Francis NJ. Jencks, for sn,,o9.
James l.. Wells sold by order OF the supreme
Court, for the estate OF John Stiher decSaSeu
eleven lots In fremont as follows: Plot bounded by
Carter. fremont ana Webster aycs and 0nechun-
dred and cnty seven h-st. 100 ~ sXlo 2Ntoo.N
6Slola. to T. X Minrath. for 5000; plot at Junct,on
Of Burnside and fremont aves:, !Ztl'sxiz.4'2x
irregular 10 Adolph NJ. Bendheim, for $500; Morris
92xs9n i2xsi 2xl1Gn also plot adjoining on me cor
ner Of Morris-st. and Crane Piace los oNi 10, 81
15S11a.x72 10 James Kearney for S5V"; also 10Y on
northeast corner OF Franklin-aNe: ana -huhured-
and-cghtict hist, Zxl32 TO Walter Ne"puIn' ITi
$500 The five lots adjoining, same Size were sou
10 A. C. Becker for $5,O75: also strip on south SIDE
Of one hundred and-seventy-h irdst, l'Sio atet
east OF Webster-ave IA NO 2 sX2o'sx- 10 'eiei
II private contract Folsom Brothers have sold
No - West Ecventh-st.. lot 2ix55xloS3 three-sory
brick dwelling. for Helen S. Burton TO Henry Dai-
ton. for $4,000.
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FURNISHED HOUSES To LET.
COu ntry.

A MAGNIFICENT MANSION ut Plainflell.
to rent. Furnished ~. summer. h'gh
ground. breezy location; furniture new.
clcgJut md expensive. seventeen rooms
house. 5oX13: built - brick with stone
trimmings. electric LIGHTS and water IN
every room. Turkish rugs. haNilani china
etc. flowers vegetable garden. Jersey cow,
large number ~ fowls. brick stable. hox
stalls. avenue % station spriukled AMI
don--lv shaded. Apply ARTHUR HYDE,
~ Wail-st.. New-Nor@.
AsHURY PARK. y. J.-Desrnble FUR
missed cottages Tor rent: lists. MILAN
ROSS. Ashury. Park. y. J.
COOl. HREEZY CAPE con.
Choice scashore cottage. \ rooms; fully
furnished In Wychmrrc diarwichpurt.
Mass. fine bathing. circular. g.. .3b
clinton ST., BROOKLYN.
CATskt,L NTAIN COTTAGE to
rent fuirisasl fur Sa-Dn. beautiful
fituau'n. Loo feet elevation. city con
Nrni noes. one mile flum depot. barn. !
stalls. rent 500 d, desirable party Al
dress a.. Box Las General T. -. y. !.
'iN.
TO RENT Cn Shrewsbury River fDllv
mrnl.N.l '.H.fu Anne l.I-.. u rooms
al impl 'NfWtus stable, rlfrnrr- house.
nuest Wow go uN.r iu. hatnlnr hating
Real t'iNfs i'rl Hams
no NrNT Nesw furnished h.usr. III
lN.uH. m.f,ln Improvement hr .ni
ltf.fl. i1In tl., itl hrlifn abundant
Lawn. urar tv a. ~ nWrtHlN,
NWNNir. L.
Tp nrNr Nrnni mrnshci hDusr, ,r.
~. .I .HHl I N.i. D.. ial ArpN 40
it. H.ni i.iIA.e Sow Nfshln. d.
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FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES. -JOo secondhand
wols ani La w,'h.p. machines. tu.J
ruarar'c~C machinery ulL.at ahi IL
csAaFcd. GLOHsE l.. EDDY. :po h4si'
s-r'
At LiT'TLE's TOOL STORE. - Fulton.
1T .ew-YOrs. Workshop machlnerT Goo,
rsrcrl list S:e~. wood -,arvirg tools. scroll
aaw~ designs and fnnc/ "oOIs. ihe'"''o''
sni 0.ders - operation
ANTIQUES ritpf..t SOFAS. iighpns, bel-
tables inirearr. chairs. hraf' ftnN 'rs. AID
irtn. rll master nnt i.rn lfiaiirs..
PROOF ,ngraNus.. cfc. SID Austrian aye"
corner iooth.s'
~ OLD ESTABLISHED PLUMBING
chop for s.ir. i'@ East llt' Do
BAKERY 'n ~ ycra o. :, J.. l,s !.,.,, =
,nlI ihle wee. T. J.. FNNELUTH. I
Easi 3i-s'.. 81, venom. y
prsKf. rMliRE DISK CO.. aoI Canal
- "Iar,e-t s'lrk o. oflce furniture az
lowest price in Sow York.
Flrsr-cLAss nARur-R snor located IN
ale residential SECTION iurn"'7 guar
nnfr"i To- Iufonaf LOLA '."-"F'.' gar
II
For SAIL. About tven'y ,hoa'ani tons
n ice r.. g. 4 s. s'hll Lhk 'ti'-
LEN West Troy. y. Y.
FOR SALE Downtown barr''m. reefau-
iaut could DC ati"i. Inquire az s"'''"'
SAFES Large a,s.riment - nov AMI s"e-
ogd. band slf'H. = nll sizes. Han. ttlf-
ine. Mari %. Mus'cr. aad al leading manu-
faciuIsfs' .nf.s. rI,Ip. safes. from 81 up.
II. IsENBTRG. - spr'ng-st
VIOLIN Beautiful anr IA vi,iin ~ -7ie.
une quality IL tone. good prrsct tnii'n
AMI perfect order rud condition. nficr mod
crate Address NiOilE. iG2 East %3'-'t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

RESPONSIBLE PARTY would Ike % rep
resent nfsi-c.iHs goods Tor ~" 10y" "'
larger territory. references ana 'hplui l"i
uish.l n defirrl. ur good his.lca' M""''p'
r. Hlx 1873. Tribune once.
MIRO STORE. neat and piontnllc: half
value n offered ~ onc'. 10 Hamburg
ave. Paterson. y. !.
FOR IE-Confscflunrry. SODA water
and tee cream saloon. no as,nW 10
cards. i.5ii 2l-avr.
OPpoRTCNiTY l. OFFERED influential
parties T. join syndicate f0r gold mining
trsnsa iiln. VIII, probable rroht ~ "o' per
cent Address Box 20 ~ 'hurch-;i
MISUNDERSTANDING - manufacture 4
patented article which viii 'nnir'l ~"
market md in which $50 nOJ. 900 is already
invested In NoW-Nofk. the Invention VIII
render the article cheaper ana iar sup ilvr
a. th,rc IN the market. ,nprinuus pi"ht.
Information given by cliAS. KARI. 100
East isth-at
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN.
Save time and expense ~ wns,cful It'll
CATION. Write US plain statement "
your Gaze with all the facts and yet n
clear legal opinion In writing. We have
the largest law library in this country at
the disposal Of our Advisory Board. We
TAX" no lawsuits. Fee. 81. Send for our
prospectus. Communications strictly con
ndentiai. Judge WAEHDIE LYNN.
Pres: Henry W. UNGER. Treas. PSI
Broadway. y. Y. city.
ADVICE FREE.-An lawsuits. damages.
accident. divorces separations. estates
settled. collectiOns. legal papers drawn.
Wills mortgages. deeds. assignments. Ed
WARD BiTcHEk. i37 BROADWAY y. l..
JOHN +. g PICKIIARDT. 49, I.enox ave.
Post Box 20. West l2sih-st. THE original
inventor Of folding bedstead cahlne'mnking
and upholstering. hair mattresses and ear
pets. also slip covers made to o-der.
TIE LAVALLIER corset IL recommended
by all leading drcssmakers. summer
styles Soc 3cc.. 81 %. JAMMES, spl.
importer 900 broadway. and West
a1th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

Dallas Mary. to Elizabeth Plumb 4''h-''' 700
r; %c # Henri Of La S;s a Tile Gaafanice
Haibach. Josephine. to Burby. s2d-s' 800 son
nn.sa ~ John il ya II Alexanicr guardian 20
- iooi Madison -ave ye,s - Teachers Co.
G.'o",ayd l'u 4l7G f' Pcrost install a,so
cao saiyaioic ra;a, Ievesfa 10Th 100
Hatch. Emma. TO- cIlGord putnam No ao' ist ,oooo
n aTC k ye5s to John scircycr ioh-s oo
80 # " u 9th-ave. year, ,i.n,nn
Maripion-ave. s22. # Of Tremon'-"ye de- 1900
rs "a1'i' David to jonas wci ana another. es
2d-ave 25iI IT Of loed-s'. mortgage install 1000
jenkins ida L. and another To- Bernard Lenanan.
trustee. corner st Nichoas-ave and lem 5000
Klein Herman. to rcrnarl Springer and wife, lob
Kcroocsan cn,h,rlinn ~ James Kcrnochan
and another. trustees. LeSinsion-ave $50 Is 600
Kula. jacob to Anthony Mcconnin. wash
ins',9n-si $40 # II q new oanse'oo''. sooo
K9sssy A"s and ID sas'Ses 8 Brown
ave- I1si It n Of 45.h-st. ieaseho $3.50
2aye between can and Ss'4 ST., e9sf IN io0o
dustrial Savings Bank corner Lexington oooo
Kats. Manncs to THE guarantee and Trust Co. ,ooo
No 1913 Mexanderaye. 2 years ...:. , So "oo
ings Bank. n s Madisonsi' 1876 It Of Mont ,oo
~, Ssies'n r.s ~, to Ai'a van 1850
I.gnash john. and VIE To- Malvina orIiInsfori. ,o
Innn-ave. corner ldith It. j years '"
LedSrcr washins,on;si 81 # Of new 5000
Mcfarland Joseph. and wife to Eleanor ocon- 1900
M 0gr M92y s. t. S' n w i Gi .s S5h'
M ST. sf os {, Of and s r To- ssgn r1
Mccori. John C. ana wife g = l.. Van Ne5' ,.ars 1900
MS aSr '' ference - F. +" u Daniel '' McEoy
7th ave. 80 II i3lst-sl. years.. ::-.s ""oo
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
CHARGED TO A MILEM1N.
HENRY J. BLAcKHAM ACCUSED OF MAN
SLAUGHTER FOR CAUSING THE STAN
FORD Epidemic

Stamford. Conn. June 4.-The typhoid fever cpl
Gemic here, which attracted the attention OF the
public month more ago. led to the arrest this
evening Of Henry J. Blackham. rikman The
local and State Boards Of Health announced some
time ago that they had traced the epide mic back
to B.ackhams dairy. where his nllkcans had been
washed II water drawn from an infected wei. To-
day warrant served on B.ackham. charging
him with nansaugher In causing the death Of John
J.. King. victim Of the fever.
BlackhaSn is In Jail tonight. He takes bis arrest
cool.y During the epidemic there were 400 cases OF
fever and twentyone persons died from IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

IrsiS,-sS rr r"r'y 10 ~ renee. s. g.. -
e,rff. f.r .riwrfr ~ met hanilss.
B. a II-ij .ilr,hf -. g..
100 AcNIs ., rno mountain land . CA
t..r.. f.r Nlriwu.e T. \. GREGG.
NifsHN -. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
ATTENDANT. valet. ser,"tary reaa'r %
invalid c0r.'fut- hl 'uAs Inf.is '-
mln 90 good .tir,>s AMI cduc'ti"n. * IL
l.nf references. call or address A.. Il
El.t 2'.i.e
Useful snung ca.orci r.ln ana ,,pe~i-
.r..I waiter desires SITUATE 'a. fa4 Dr
address GE0. DEShIELuS 80 We.t
attn-s'.
YOl'Ni MAS. aged - years. desires .
situation. experienced with horses a1i
farming. wages esp" .i~i. So .r. mont.
references JOHN HlDAN. Pleasant
vile. y. 7.
\ USEFUL Young e. F'i m'n AMI .. rS,
pc,I,n,rd waiter dr.lr.s gliutfiiA. Cali
o. address SWAN. - Mco' "'th.st
coy Il. wishes aitnlfi0A n u pri, te
lnlly. c.fy or country. ADAM WILL.
- Clinton Place.
BtTI.EE or VALET. ~ Swiss man. 20
has good references. ana Will hr wen
recommended. W. Hlx . l. az iro'i""y.
ur TIER COOK by Partisan couple. ~
and 10 yeats % HEr. rrs' 'lHsH hHis'i'
understands iM duty n'roUshly' f"''.,
honest. ohligiig. taxes ..sp',i"l care %.
.Aprriencc in PARIS and New- YORK., Hncrr-
stands her duty ~ aN branches. eNeeh AZ
references. four 1lats Ia la. employ Al
4. l5N West at,A-'i B.
CUTLER or VALET COOK. ily FrencA
couple. both V'rf c'mp'i ni' VII n'"'.
class cook. under stand ihrr uus'i'Ss
thoroughly. IN private family; cay or
country. good city reference. u. H.. 10
West ad'h-st.
BUTLER. AS sc, nj butler or s'n-i'..
handel In a yrn,ieman's family. : years
good character. Address j. g.. i'NN :.
tribune Uptown Once. i.2i. Boa way
BVTLER. by an Ear!ishman. leaving
thruulh family going 10 Europe, eh.r'-
lent reference. Address BUTLER. II West
18Th It.. present employers.
BUTLER or vALET-By SweLs. prcfcrs
country or yacht. best city .'.eren..s
Address OSCAR. : East i5th- at. cr NJ
Schlefelin. II Will!am-st.
HITLER. Thoroughly understands his
business: nrst-class references rom last
and former employer. Address $40 West
.6th-st. care or Moore.
HITLER by a young man o, much cx-
p,ri.nc-. a. thoroughly competent hu,ler
IN private family, country much pr.ferfed ,
good reference, mod'rntc wages Address
BUTLER. Tribune once.
COMPANION. &c.-By gentleman. French.
unguls,, middle aged. as curp1nion In
terp..,er ruia. II wealthy p.fiirI travel
ling T. Europe: O. X. references. expert
enced. reliable and honest. A. PARIS.
care Mr. Schaeifer. O,h-ave. AMI -Oth-si..
Brooklyn.
COOK by japanese; nrst-class cook:
yacnt. boat or In private family; city or
country. good reference. X. X. Box d.
Tribune once.
COOK .-Youn: man wishes steady POSI-
tlon ms order or pantry COOK. good carver:
references. WElPPERT. $40 East 5ith-st.
cOACUMAN. By married man rs coacn-
man groom or gardener In the country;
best reference. WARD. 10 SOuth-st..
Orange. y. j.
cOACfTMAS.- Employed by leading fam
lilies Tor 90 years. strictly sober. careful.
competent Trustworthy. understands bust
ness thoroughly; highest recommendations
Address care OF J. Is. Brewster x Co.. 3ll
West 43d-st
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler pankmar and wife 20 Frederic J Middle
brook W Coenics slip. 2J.3 n ~ Water-si.
and adjoining property. mortgages. 3 years.
bingham william II. 81 nj to e j Kingsnnd.
1ls,h-si 800 q ~ 5th-avc, years..........
Same 10 James Stokes llsth-st $50 II " Of
jih-ave mortgage. years: .............
Clark Thomas J. ct al 10 the House Of the Good
Shepherd Nos 123 ~ WashinetOn-st, years.
Same 10 the Grccnw Dd Cemetery same property.
Carieco james and another 10 William Halls
Sons $ S1th-st. go n . ~ columbus-ay
demand
Cook Valentine T. \. TO ]. " IIOrnthal and an
other executors. No Css 2davc. . years........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
FLATS 20 iET-t nfurnishcd.

FLATS. anI = rooms. ~ REDUCED
IIsIt 10 10 West a5'l-si. nflr
broadway. r.r. elegant. central. AMLS
81. CO.. 10 West aifh-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRrP.
TIONs FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
CNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE, No. 1.2t2 broadway.
Cd door north q Thirsy-nrst-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

B. pN-.. ANl IiALF FLOORS To LET.
WITH IIWrR LAY ND SlnHI.
100 fNf
NEIHDroLITfS REALITY BUILDING
ifilEfl.YNfl.
size. 'o1-Dg. windows n four slie-.
. .nfirr AlJn Bridge. WILLIAM aai
:. .r .fs
H-IANn Z NIlrINn ) r..-.tnan-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

COhCHNAN.--Gen ally useful-man; thor
oughly understands care - horses. har-
ness. carriages. driving. lawns. garden ard
general work: good reference. Address
John lS2 Park Row.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
COACIIMAN.-By thoroughly experienced
man; willing and obiging; English; age
81; hrst-cass references: good rider:
careful driver. G.. A.. 1.620 Broadway.
Lucky Agency
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COUNTRY rial ESTATE 30 LET

hcTNcY roK MDHTcLAl!. -Heu,c,. al
snfs sac q rent. building s.i-s
TAYLOR , Eeekina1-st
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HELP WANTED.


SALESMAN WA%rEp-ionns man 10
canvass city AMI nearby trade Tor wholr-
AL. hardware house. Address. htMihb 'N-
rcricncr and expectations. AblLiii' DON
II Tribune once.
WANTED. In a Wholesale grocery hI'l-
ne,s. young man. about Il. win sllir
,xrrricnee IN the business. ana WI"
writes a good hand and II good nj hsNirS
and who would aspire AT som" I'm" ID the
nnsit.on II travelling salesman fil"iy ID
ingin IS Answer IN uwn hln.MIiilhS,
giving references. II. D.. Box o. TIlDune
once. -
WANTED. -Coachman. and 10 assist In
ear. ~ place a short distance In N"M-
Jersey. must be "a good driver. j. VI.
LOCK WOOD. \ Exchange Court.
wANTEp.-In drygnods commission
hous.. "A Protestant American hoy about
III wears old. salary irst year $l3o IA
dress In own hand T. %. Box ".nv'. New
York city. -
" ANTEp.-A good. smart. lively man.
one with some idea ~ bookkeeping, To
act as our agent through the state OF
New York. Ma this work YOU deal ohiy
with business houses and we have agents
who make from so 10 sl5 day. THIS IL
M humbug but genuine thing. ana
only those with push and energy needy
apply For particulars address r.
SNOW = CO.. q Allen-st.. Drocton' Aass'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

Conntrn l1roperin Go Get.
BLACK ROCK BEACH, CONN.

COTTAGES
TO RENT FOR THE SEAsOH.
BEAUTIFUL. SUMMER HOMES on
THE LONG ISLAND SOUND
Conver II York cry. Address
GEO. S HARRAI. BLACK ROCK BEACH.
NEAR BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
RENTALS $500 TO 81 go.
CAMP
on Lake Placid Adirondnc<s. Perfect and complete p
'ate camp TO LET. going Europe. For par
;lcuars apply 10 7. EDMUND KRUMEHOIZ. Lake
Placid ~. i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
DRI;SSMAkING.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

NEWLY furnished suites and single
rooms. Loard optional: permanent or
transient: references LELAND u west
33i-st. ------------
2isT-sT.. 20 EAST Desirable rooms. with
bic rates: references
o,c,r GU WEST Cool rooms always;
sa.orab,e table board: reasonable rates.
,,,s1,nrs 10 city accommodated: Southern
srs: references.
"a CLINTON PLACE.-The Francis; rooms
W ,,h hoard. 81 per day; every conven-
,.nce. table and transient Accommodated:
"a, ,rAyERI.EY PLACE. northwest cor
'y ner washington sauare.-Fine rooms. eA-
ceilent table; references requ-.r1.
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r,ux,suED ROOMS TOILET.

soru.sT.. ls wEsT.-Nswl S.,h ceco .,ss%
"" apartment: 4 rooms ana oa'h' s'ea'"
heated. Janitor.
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CxFunvIsnED ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM. without meals.
wanted In private family 10y middle
aged gentleman. rent. $50 per month. ref
er, noes given and required. Address I.Tv-
INGSTOS. IIox 3. Tribune once.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-28

A Philadelpliia lln. er said n Yc-y
bright thing the otlts d-s ae was
sealed with a group 81 ig.eii,l and the.7
were discussing in Gesulstsy WY lae
leading topics Of the day. uae Of. the
parties present, Mr. -, persisted in
monopolizing more than his share OF
the conversation, and his views did not
at all accord with those Of the lawyer,
AS the men separated one Of them said
20 the lawyer:
THAT - knows good deal, doesn' t
ae?''
Yes, replied the lawyer; he knows
entirely too much for one man; he
ought to be incorporated Green Bag.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-28
Inc Place TO buy a Lot.

Murray Hill is rapidly becoming the
most attractive part of the city. 1t il
now considered the most desirable To-
cality for a residence. Its large and
finely located lots, so accessible and con-
venient, make ii only matter OF a short
time before Murray Hill will be covered
with such pretty cottage and residences
as are now to be seen there, lUs streets
are laid off with discrimination and an
eve to making it an integral part of the
city, with the advantage of avery unique
and desirable plat of its own Large lots
and broad avenues give most .aviting
aspect to this charming locality Bet
ter call on Mr.. Melvin and secure a
choice lot or two. Terms. S. 10 SO a
month.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-28
lNcApAsll or lmpescoNAury.
An Alleged Fa.is-g that has Deferrel
Vr.,s,.ss.-s krn,a4le sr,ss.f,.,

An Alleged Fa.is-e Thai has Deferred
Uolaa1's Emancipation.
The bona II fellow ship which exists
between man and man simply ~ virtue
Of a common sex IS entirely absent be-
tween woman and woman, II Is. in
fact, replaced by fundamental antago-
nisrn. vague enmity which renders
the general attitude Of a feminine crea-
trire toward her kind essentially diner
eut from that Of the male creature IN
identical relations In individual cases
this feeling is c0unteracted by affection
or by sympathy, but apart from person
al sentiment it remains, severing every
living won q from the rest Of her sex
To A great extent this arises from wom-
ans incapacisy for inn ersonaI feeling or
:,l1straes em0n0n II Lies gsay she
fights either for her own hand or, more
often. for some one man or woman
whom she loves, but rarely for the vel
fare of her sex m large.
Were il not for this strange lack of hui
mainly in her nature, the emancipation
of woman would not have been so griev-
ously retarded II the few women who
suffered aforetime under the restrictions
which hedged in their liberty had been
able to count on the sympathy and co.
operation If All women. the time q
their snbjaeation would have been eIlor-
monsly abbreviated. AS it was, the first
seekers after freedom net with moro
opposition from their own sex than they
did from the other nor. indeed, do they
fare better today. Enormous changes
in their social status were effected by
an inconsiderable minority Of women
brave enough and logical enough to i'm
press the male powers that be with the
Justice cf ter Demands. But for their
courage they received no sympathy and
for their success not one word of thanks
nothing, IN fact, but execration from
the huge inert feminine mass in whose
service their strength was spent. Sat
urday Review.