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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

then lost all faith Ia snakes have
adopted md discarded every theory that
might offer a solution II this ease and
an now driven 20 the belief that this
snake Deliberately suicided because It
bad committed the blunder OF wasting
a wsli-meaut- rkree-fanged strike CT a
United States cavalryuan- Hereafter
I shall travel iucogaito II those parts"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

ing subjected 70 the discipline involved
Il social equality Just as We have lost
the tails that were the aPpeudages oil
our primeval ancestors because grail
ually the habit Of wagxing them fell
INTO disuSe. 80 all meufaI viriIity zradu-
ally disappears from families that ART
long regal because they have 10 op-
portulity 10 exercise IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

Every known plant Is occasionally
Inhabited By its own peculiar apAis %
plant louise These curious Insects
breed with wonderful rapidity-a
Preach naturalist proving that n pair
Of them wiIl- within six weeks. pro
ecee fivs generations. or grand total
Of s.Sos. S00. 600 600 descendants.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17
fREsEDEvr CLEvELANp,s 81

and eat up the corn And now they are
caught The opening IS 80 uarrOyS that,
although turkey can easily jump
down through It with closed wings. II
cannot jump out again Win It's wings
! .r--..-.A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

Has found that her little ones are improved
more By the pleasant ; yrup Of Figs. when in
need Of the Laxative eject Of a gentle rem
ely than By znT other. and that il Is more
acceptable 70 them Children enjoy IL and
e benefits them The true remedy, syrup
Of Figs. Is manufactured By the California
Ftx syrup Canpany only.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

Age finds It's sursst solsce in the heni1nant
ionic aid Afforded by Ho-teffer's Stomach
Blrters. vhica cuunterzcts rheumatic and
alarial tendencies, relieves growing mac
aviryof the kidneys. and IS the finest remedy
sxrznt for Disorders Of the stomach, liver
ard bowels. Nervousness. 500, with which
Old people are very apt 20 be afflicted, IS
promptly relieved bv it.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

voIvcrs. and made a most desperate
fEht for their liberty Once II prison.
however. they confessed they belonged
70 a large gang whose chief was Petit
lean Hence the I1fter's arrest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17
Cotton.

With careful rotation Of
crops and liberal fertilizations.
cotton lands will improve. The
application of a proper ferd-
lizer containing sufficient Pot
ash often makes the difference
between a profitable crop and
failure Use fertilizers contain
ing not less than 3 to a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

collecting. classifying and editing the
volumincus material requisite in She
preparation OF an exhaustive history of
Japan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

The secretary Of Scotland has ap-
pointed COMMITTEES to inquire into the
alleged prevalence OF sheep stealing in
certain parts Of Scotland.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

WIEN love gives. IL enrfche. Itself but
what eovet0usness keeps Il taxes rum
ftself.-Ram's Horn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

] Use Piso's Cure for Consumption both IN
my family and Pr7crsce- d. G. W. Par
1852. lakstkr. Mich. Nov s fse4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

yOrAxswERxD YET--Tomny-~O.p paw y
Nr Fizx-s+Welf' How can . solid faci
Ie1< ousFf-IRdiauauoIis Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

ssToxsrr.~ SAID the teacher. "what Is
meant bv nutritious food - Something
10 eat thas ain'r got no taste 70 t. replied
Tomny.-Houseiold Words.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

OSE thing a woman cant do Is 70 drive .
horse z1d use a r1ur 1t the same time
Washington ia Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

CHECK Colds and Bronchitis with Hale's
Honey Of Horeh0unf and Tar
Pixies T0othache Drops Cure in one minute
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17
Actual Potash.

KANT IS a complete speciic
against Rust"
Al .bozs Paszss-sA- r-<uits ID - use BY s--.i G.
p<--zrsr "a the o~ss tzrus n ne Enzr-. st---<-s
tusd n a little souk -1ica vzhissa ard g-sr
nal x=r u zzy EaEza<r An=xsEz vas wti srx.
GERMAN KALI WORK
"a Szzznu 81 Sx~ II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

THk great System Renovation. DR.. Car
ssedr's German Liver SIesiicine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

FoR 4 t7rpds Ever- use D. C4rlsteEr
Ger-11 Liver sLe.tt1zes-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

~ s-rVret Free ans permanently ru-sfI
: as af.er Erst Gas l-e 81 Er r. me >
tireia- Mere Resi- rar Free - rrtal a,1zr-s *
t-razasss- uaz KlEyE. - ARA - Ebl.a p
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

10 war v11 can - vrell AID Yea viIl
sccu 1e asls 70 % z-ch ossr-sr-tZ4--
H.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

SzS=E szaes ut-A aoua.c lister ~hau
81 u 1IzE-l-y-E can
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

Feed turnips to cows after milking
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

How much does the BIB
weigh " Is only another -
OF asking. : Is be HEALTHY ~
strong ," When a hab- -
welcomed into the world z,,s.
loving care and forStzouxs,
his chances of health ~
strength are increased 4 bnr-
drrd f,id
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
TIE Trade IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June (specaD.-Whest started down hill this
morning and kept that direction for an hour Before
,bere VAS any turn. the market under put; figure
Enormous clearances 1000 bushels in ALL started the
rally Everything came bulsh for while. The Ohio
crop report published in the forenoon gave the winter
wheat condition as 40 against Is in May. The Michigan
rerort made the winter condition g. against 20 In
Nav There was a claim the Indiana condition would
he about 60 agans, SIS May. July opened at 57so.
sold between JGc and 5sitc and closed al 57ssc Con-
siderable cash business done around 27oOc bushels.
some Of It direct export Charters were reported for
leo 600 New reported fifteen loads for export Tho
Louis relatively rather weak all the time Southern
Missouri reporting harvesting under way.
followed the fashion set by wheat declined carly
sold between 27sc and 2sAc and closed al 2sc There
nothing bullish about the corn news me
456 the estimate for Friday was 40 cars Ihe
shipping demand not large Charters were only no.
600 bushels Gables were Arm seaboard cearances were
OF a line OF 10000 bushels by Bennett for Omaha
plunger Shippers receivers and elevator people were
sellers. Crop conditions seemed perfect The Price
Current" however. said there much rain
made the weak market on the list, promptly
declining with other products early but not rayng with
Receipts 1863 the estimate for Friday $50 cars
Samples Arm ssabsard Clearance res We're 800
considered most bearsh. the crop being almos,
finished.
the w!ndup pork showing advance ove- Wednesday o
2sc to Sc lard an sivenee OF 2c TO oc RIBS o; 2'.e
cash demand The speculative trade showed som-
active buying later through Ha,eiy The Anglo
American and scattered commissen houses Provisions
1fpsd IN e ash to a.m.ns any n on m h Tor or
week $4,000. against 800 900 last year.
On on the curb 'puis on July whea, closed at sSo'.c
'calls'' al 29lzd29%c.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
THE ATTEMPTED DUEL IN MADRID.
GENERAL. soRRERo WILL BE CoURr-MAR
TAILED UNLESS HE wrTHDRAws HIS

LETTER TO GENERAL CAMPUS
Madrid. June 4-The attempted duel between Cen
erals Martinez Campos and Borrero. which was
prevented by the timely interference Of the Cap
tain General of Madrid who arrived upon the scene
just as the principals were being placed In their
positions by their seconds is the sensation Of the
hour.
The "Imparciar' publishes the text Of the letter
written TO General Martinez Campos by General
Borrero which brought the quarrel between the two
generals to a crisis and provoked General Martinez
Campos to challenge the writer The letter ends as
follows: For many years you have been my enemy.
My patience is exhausted, and am now ready to
do to you what the rebels in Cuba couldn't do"
The Ministers endeavorng TO induce General
withdraw the letter and II he refuses TO
do so he will be court-martialed.
General Azcarraga, Minister OF War. has sum
noned both Marshal CaInpos and General Barrero
to visit him at the War Ministry his intention being
TO procure promises from them that they Will not
fight The Queen Regent is also seeking TO pacify
the woudbe duellists. and has requested their at
tendance at the Palace tomorrow.
The Republican press Is profuse in its abuse Of
Marshal Campos, and offers to General Borrero
the leadership Of the revolutionists.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF CAPE COLONY.

Cape Town. June Sir ]. Gordon Sprigg. Prime
Minister and Treasurer OF Cape Colony, presented
the budget 10 the House OF Assembly to-day 1t
shows a surplus for the year OF 100000 One hun
dred thousan nd pounds will be employed in strength
ening the defences OF the colony. unless the money
should be needed to suppress the rinderpest that
is creating havoc among domestic cattle in parts
OF South Africa The estimated surplus for the
coming year is f62S0D
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
A REVOLT IN MADAGASCAR.
FAHAvALos INSURGENTS BURN THE TOWN OF

ANDRINABE.
Paris June Am official dispatch received from
Antananarivo the capital OF Madagascar. under the
date Of May 30. says that party Of Fahavalos In
surgents 1900 strong. have made an attack upon the
town Of Andrinabe and destroyed it by fire.
The insurgents for three days blockaded house
in which was stationed party Of French soldiers
who were protecting Norwegian missionaries and
their families The blockade finally raised by
the French Resident with detachment OF Hova
militia who routed the Fahavalos killing 200 Of them
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
A POWDER MILL BLOWS Up.

ST Hilaire Que, June An explosion al the
Milton Powder Works here about noon to-day de-
s,-oved uha, is known as the Old Powder Mil.
which was blown to atoms. Nobody was Killed or
hurt by the explosion all OF the employees were
fortunately at dinner the time.
The explosion felt long distance on and
destruction 10 window glass IS very great There
is hut one theory advanced as 10 the cause OF the
explosion and that is that some refuse became
oyerheated by the sun and exploded.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
MAY BE A PLAGUE IN ASIA MINOR.

Constantnople. June 1.-The Porto has received
informal ton that a disease. which Is believed be
a plague, has become prevalent among the men
comprising q regiment Of Hamadieh cavalry, sta
toned al Caza Oehnds' IN nc Nlayet OF bitiis
ease has been ordered.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
GENERAL BARATIERTS TRIAL BEGINS

IS ACCUSED OF BEING KFsSfUNSIbIIb rOIS
THE DEFEAT OF THE ITALIAN ARMS
AT ADOWA.
Massowah June 1.-THE trial Of General Baratieri.
lately comander-in-chief of the Italian forces IN
Erythrea, who is charged with being responsible
for the disaster that befel the Italian arms at
Adowa VIII begin al Asmara tomorrow
Six generals will comprise the court. Much inter
es, e taken in the trial The friends Of General
Baratier assert that II political considerations are
left out of the proceedings he will have no DIM
Guilty in proving that his action In attacking the
Abyssnians justified by the circumstances
there being no more food for the troops nor posi-
bui,v of nrovd.ng for them while to retreat would
have been morally disadvantageous TO the soldiers
and would have given the ASyss'nians an oppOr
They also deny that he re;reati precipitatey from
the battefie,d.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
THE BEHRTNG SEA CONVENTION.

London, June 4.-The United Press Is informed by
the Foreign Office that the Behring Sea Conven-
ton will be laid upon the table Of the House Of
Commons on June 9. The document is not yet ready
Twenty-four hours notice Of its publication has
been promised Ambassador Bayard.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
SUBURBAN REAL &sT ATE.

KUBURBAN REAL A:STATA
so~~.~~~~~~~~NO~~~ ~~~s~~~~~~N~~NNNN~~
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR--Reale estate.
all kinds; sale or rent, Beekman-st..
n Y, and opp. d., l. and w. station.
Montciair. CLARENCE B. TUBES.
AT MONTCIAAIR. Houses for sale and to
let; furnished and unfurnished- WM. M.
TAYLOR Montclair. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

Nn1e.
BUTLER or SECOND MAN. Ry young
japanese In private family. good refer
encr Address q. n. Gi Sands st. Brook
ifu
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

BUTLER. single handed 10y competent
rpung man. thoroughly experienced IN
private family: viii make himself useful +.
villins and ohliging best city references.
T.. Box 10. i.2i2 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
HELP W ANTfD.

.o.nrNoN~o1NNoNNONN NNoNoo.c~oJNN~oNN~N~
Female.
MAI. Competent maid. with city r-'~f~
crOrs q Or~ wear ~ least must BE- very
gr.i laiiIrrsser Apply at buckingham
Hotel 3ih-av-. anI 1srh -
WANTED s~if rc7yecting Now England
n American girl not afraid 4 manual.
often falsely called mcuiai labor. who can
cox or g. general housework IN an Ameri-
can family. having kindly treated Ameri-
ran help Address D'TTpR. Hor -,
f.rfn d
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACTIVE SERVICES and s.. 900 wanted In
established coal yard on water front.
with pockets and latest facilities for hand
ling coal; long lease; low rent. REALTY.
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

cN~>|~~~~ WV ..~N|N~~~-
APP1sETONS AM. CYCLOPEDIA. edi-
iion 1883. new. including Annual Cyclic
pedln from lsIG TO 1902 and indexes: 70
Volumes: library leather: cost s2is: ex-
change for ! mans and | ladys hiy
graae. new, 1896 model bicycles 49,. Box
-. Tribune Office
sHlRTWAlSTS specials fine Dimiiy shirt
waists newest designs. sac. reduced
from ~ 70. 9sc.: detachable collar. re-
duced 10 5sc JAMMES. 900 Broadway.
WRITER'S CRAMP.-A remedy for this
may Re obtained by addressing II. II.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

NO CLEMENCY FOR MRS. MAVERICK.
London June 4.-In the House Of Commons to-day
Sir Matthew White Ridley. Home Secretary, said
in reply to questions that he reason for ex-
tending any clemency to Mrs. Florence Maybr.ck.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
BOARD AND KOOMS.

MADIsON-AvE.. 12o.-Large front ana
hall rooms. with or without board; pri-
vate hpth. references.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
BUSINESS CHANCES

CS.'Sc.cUccS"No~c.r~'~'~o~"N oNo~oNNooooN~NN~ooo~
WANTED. Inventors should write John
Wedderburn & Co.. Patent Attorneys
washington. ID. C.. 70! their 81 900 prem
ium; monthly contest open to them upon
application.
FOR SALE.-Good-pay restaurant
oyster and chop house. ! .os8 2d-ave
near l02d-st. no agents.
HIGH GRADE 90 wheel for sale on as
count OF needing money. cheap. 8
ROTHSTEIN. 223 East Houston-st.
ROLL TOP DESKS, best quality. 3l5. SIS.
$2l. s22. s25 S2s s4s and SIS. r. b
ESTES & SONS. +5-47 John-st.. near Mas
eau-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A.-A.-A.-A.-FINE diamonds. watches;
81 weekly; no trash. Call or address
WATCH SUPPLY CO., Maiden Lane
Room 2. All goods guaranteed
AT REDUCED PRICES --oOo s.cond-ha nd
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE EDDY. 39s MadI-
son st.
BICYcLE.-High grade. light wheel: big
bargain: also lady's wheel; cash. ins,ai~
ments; upright plano. Sos. Parlor floor.
1856 East ll'ih-st.
BICYCLES. Monarch or Defiance bicycles,
highest grade. also 1895 models: all
prices. sund~ie repairs +. a. BORK-
MAN, 431 LeHing'on-ave.. near 44th-st.
FOR sALE.-On 3d-ave.. one OF the nne.,
confectionery and ice-cresm parlors. sta
,ionery. cigars. tobacco. on account OF III
health. LII 3d-ave.. South Brooklyn
cheap rent; no agents.
FOR SALE.-fiay and feed business with
buildings on leased land: lease eleven
yea. Yeas r., to run; price $3.50. Box se2. As
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. i.242 Broadway. Cd door north
iisements received at the Following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until : o. clock
.. M. viz. : "a Sth-sve.. O. e. cor. 23d-st i3e
Gth-ave.: cor; i2th-,t; l42 Columbus-ave.
6th-ave.: e2 East i4th-st.: 257 West 42d-
17th-st: 1885 80 ave. between 10th and
77th SIS i.026 3d-ave.. near 6ist-st. l. iOs
st,ave.. asar ,s ssth,st; go ss, aa1sys, near
o.oos sd-ave.: ?4o East 70th-sL; i.S2i 80.
ave-: 2.662 3dave;
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
DRESS AklNG.

DREssMAKING.
~oYoONo>ONrOo~NOr%|-N~~N~ N~~-o~|<-oN-oNr-oN-o~rOo>
COUTURIERE FRANCHISE. Ladies
tailor and dressmaker. evening. walking
and carriage gowns. now skirt. new
sleeves, short notice: reasonable prices. re-
modelling Mime. ANDERSON. 1874 West
l5th-si.. formerly with Stern brothers.
DREssMAKER. 20 years in business:
handsome suits. latest STYLES. So. short
notice: other work equally low Mrs.
sMYTH. $40 9th ave. 53d-st.
DRESSM AKER.-C Chlldren's. misses. party
and school dresses n speciality. by day
or at home. Address l.. c.. l.227 Bway.
DREssMAKER- out: good hitter and
remodeller; operate on different machines
VI. j.. $50 3d ave.
DKESsMAKER- Thorough. desires en-
Ragen"nt by day or week. In or out Of
city: highest rcfcrerccs Address THOR
OUCH. Box jO2. .2i2 Broadway.
DRESSMAKER- Will 20 to
country; also. works home or by day:
skirts waists. capes. children's dresses:
remodelling. Mrs HOOD. ls6 West l0l ST.
DIR AkER.--Artistic dresses made
from 81 Up. tailor made. fancy and even
Ing dresses In the latest Parisian fashion:
riding habits and bicycle suits speciality.
gowns and theatrical costumes In every
style aud description: workmanehip and 1T
guaranteed. MARIAN. 20 West l9th-st.
DRESsMAKER.-Ex Experienced. nrst-cl
litter. accustomed 10 fine trade. desires
more engagements I'm private families: city
or country. personal references D.. 2J4
sth-ave.
NINE o. N. DuRRAND Partisan dress
maker. ~ West isih-st.. diploma OF
honor: nttlng warranted. tasteful styles;
does all kinds ~ summer gowns at mod
crate prices ana short notice.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

AT OLD HOUSE OF
JOHN MOORE g. CO..
81 and 80 warren-st.
Large Stock Of NEW CARRIAGES
and a number Of secondhand: also
HARNESS AND HORSE GOODS.
Horse Clothing &c. in great variety.
(F1ne Canopy Surrey. $S5)
Curtain Rockaway. $40.
Open Depot Wagon. $5S.
Excellent Runabout. slightly shopworn. $50
Other Runabouts. from $50.
I<ight two-passenger Carriages. $32 Up.
Cut-under. Reversible Trap. 500.
Other light Traps $40 upward.
Excellent top Wagonette. $50.
Open Wagonette. $50
Two fne Cut-under Canopy Surveys. Sis
each.
Very fine ]. Curley light Victoria, $3.50.
Elegant $500 Rumble. Spider Phaeton, $3.50
Unusually fine T Cart. 500.
Top Phaetons at $40. $40, $S. &C.
Dog Carts. $45. $50. 500 &c.
Two-passenger Beebe Cart. S24 &C.. &c
Two Buildings Devoted to Horse Goods
FOR SALE. CHEAP.-One elegant cob
horse, stylish driver. with high cart an !
runabout wagon; would sell separate; one
gentle family horse, village cart and har-
ness. 500 one top sidebar buggy, $50. Can
Be seen at les East s3d-st
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
WORK WANTED.

-~>'>N' Female
AN expert stcnographer and typewriter.
thoroughly trustworthy. wants posltl N.
4 A.. 10 Eas, 2.'d-s,
C0NrANION -Ex teacher. young lady. re-
fined. capauN. wants p... POSITION 20, Sns,
mor. either companion or soyernrss' pes'
4 4 !f''''''''- +. ND4' '.N ~
COMPANION Lady ot refinement, es-
psrienc. and ability wants position as
corpar ION 20 elderly person or inNa!ld. or
any capac - ~, mental. IN refined fainlly
cheerful disposition and fond of children !.
excellent re,e.e res given. Acdre.s 81 BOX
s2i West Brighton. Siaien Island.
COMPANION by Young lady In country
or civ. good reader. vocalist and expert
.r~.A l-.ssrnaler. ~ teacher. he.; refer
oncr- given. WILLING. BOX ~. Tribune
OHcs
GOvERNEss. &c.-By refined. educated
lady as <nverness. hopsckeepcr. scam
stress or any position 81 trust call or
address r. ~. - East p,h-s,.
OFFICE WORK wanted hy eN-teacher:
god education. reliable s,elier. excellent
handwriting not afraid 4 work: bes, ref
crcnres given. COMPETENT. Box 81.
Tribune once.
SITUATION WANTED-LAdy comp-ten,
Norwegian. Sw~de. English correspond
en,. Miss =. RoS 7. Tribune.
sTENOGRAPHFR. g.. c.-Expert. accurate
s'.nlg.apier and typewriter, owning ma
chine. arabic 4 taking verbatim reports
AMI reproducing notes IN satisfactory
manner 4. d.sirous of securing such -m-
pioymcrt during the summer months high
~ f~f~r~nre Furnished regarding character
cnpanul'y etc. r. T. H.. Box ,. l5s Cen
ernl ros',rice
YOrNG LADY desires position: has had
experience as typewriter ani general
Office clerk IN banker and brokers Office.
Address Miss brown. Gt4 columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
ENTERTAINING THE CZAR AND CZARINA.
THE BRITISH AMBASSADORS DINNER IN MOSCOW
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.

Moscow. June A grand dinner was given to-
night by Sir Nicholas O'Conor. the British Ambas-
sador In connection with the coronation festivities
The guests Of honor the Car and Czarina. VINO,
upon arriving at the Embassy. were welcomed with
the Russian National hymn played by military
band.
The Czarina taken into the banqueting-room
by the Duke OF Connaught the special representa-
tive of his mother Queen Victoria; while the duchess
OF Connaught was escorted by the Car. Fifty coy
ers were laid The Embassy was most handsomely
decorated throughout. Part Of the entertainments
consisted Of singing by forty members OF the COM
pany Of the Imperial Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
HELP WANTED.

.ooo>ooo~~~~~~~~~
Male.
SIDE LINE. macintosh~s. rubber cloth
ing. hose. tires. Sc. tall or pUo. from
leading factory. on uncovered ground. +.
o 30, 1911 New-York.
WANTED Bright. active men 10 sell our
hammock chairs. good opportunity ipr
hustlers. soil easily. quickly and give tho
best - satisfa .iion Apply at once. Hl'k-
BLAIR co. Burton. Ohio. Geauga Go.
WANTED. 70 take charge OF a department.
In Westera state. an experienced sd-
verflSing Insurance or hiogralNlcal soilcl l-
tor and salesman. who IS a thorough ken
'i@nan and capable ~ irnnsacting uusi-
ness with our Highest class q business
men Ani institutions. o. such man a
place Will be given - trust and pront. 70
the right man this is a chance - llfe-
time Gail on or address ADAMS & CO..
Is Duane ST. New York.
WANTED. AZ IDEA VINO can think OF
sone simple thing 20 patent. protect your
IDEAS they may hrlng you wealth Nrlts
JOHN WFDpERBrRS 4 co. Patent ~.
torneys Wsshingta y. c.. Tor ih-ir 500
prize offer - inventors and list ~ DO N
veuffnrs wanted
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

who Is serving a life term Of imprisonment in Wok
ing Prison for the murder OF her husband.