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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24

Newspaper men who have had occasion to visit
PATERSON within the last few days speak in the
highest terms OF the friendly hospitality shown
,hsm The Hamilton Club was thrown open and
.ssemblyman Harry Gledhill and Hobart futile
rere generally on hand to welcome visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24

Michael ]. Coyle. superintendent Of the Hud-
son Boulevard wants a corps OF Dicycns's au-
thorzed 10 act as special pohcemen' 50 that
they could run down scorchers ana wheeimeh
who annoy or insult other riders. VI course
Michael will be Colonel 1t should be me
sght to see him awhee at twenty-miie gait
with his beautiful mustachios trailing in the
vii
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. ALTlMORE -
RAILROAD

Schedule III effect March 10. 1886.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey asCnuc and & StIeet.
For Chicago and Northwest Vestibulcd
Limited trans 30 a. NJ, S.06 u. M.
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and lndianap-
Oils, EestI3alcd Limited $40 p. ~, eX-
For PHlsbufg and Cleveland. express
daily l:,io a. IA. and $40 p. NJ.
For Lexington and Stauntun. 80 a. m
For Manchester and way stations, b5:a0
For Luray. Natural Bridge. Roanoke,
Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis, ana
New orleans, $40 p III. daily; sleeping
cars through
For Lara. $40 p. m daily.
FOR Balni"ie. week days, 300, ESQ,
x10:00. .XI2.Oo a. M; \ Il %, 1910, X3:O0,
5:55. Ss5G. SO. S6 1S:S9. fStS s:I5. SS:5S SS:5S
Sundays. - %. I7.I0, 6 80, 1900, xi6:o0 100,
a. NJ; X Xl2U5. Xl2.3b. Leo, X3:0U, 3:25,
4:32, x5:05, x5:lO, $50, X8:0O, x9:20;
For Annapolis. I 10 and $50 a h'nI;' ~; II 10
and As 4. IN. Sundays, $50 J. NJ, 4 32
For Frederick. a9:oO, b11:8O a. m., c1 10,
For Hager>lown, b11:3o a. nl.. and b5 80
p IN.
For Boyd and way points. week DAYS, 500
a. nl.. $50, $50, 7.G5 p. III. Sundays
900 a. nl.. l:l5, Z 7.05 p. IN.
For GaIlhcrsburg and way points, week
Gays, -bU- S-OU a M, =. 90, 800, A.
4:53. 5.30, 5.35, 7:05, 1880 p. m. sun
days. 800 Il. IA, Ito, D 50, 7:05, 1925
p. M.
For Washington junction and way points
ASSOC a. M, cl-l5 p. m. Express trains
stopping al principal stations only. b4 80
b5.3U p. IN.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains Illuminated with PIntSch light
For PhiauCiIni;I. New York, BOSTON and
the East. week days, 700, SOC, Il o 90 a .
m Dining Cara, l2:GO, 800, (5.05 Dining
Cara, S:Oo p. ni- tI2:GI night. Sleeping Car
open at iU:Gn oc'ocsl: Sundays, t7:u5
Dining Care. t9:OU Il. IN. Dining Carr. 2.:'5
Dining carr, 3.UU, 600 Dining Carr, so.
l2:Ul night. Sleeping Car open for pas
senEcrs lU:Uo p. m.b
Buffet ParlOr Cars Oh all trains
Foi Atlantic City, 1000 u. M, LEGO noon,
Sundays, 12:35 p- IN.
bExcept Sunday. aDaiIy. cSunday only.
xEXprCS> tram
Baggage called for aud checked from no.
tells anu residences tag Union Transfer Com
pany, on orders left at ticket Offices, GIG
Pennsylvania avenue north west, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street, and AT depot
WM. Is. GREENE. CHAS O. SCTIJ
Gen Manager Gen Pass. Agt.
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Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
Cscltedulc in effect Jan. 6, 1885,

(SCiftdUlc in effect Jan. 8, 1886
All trains arrive ana lea ye at PenDsylya-
Mia passenger station.
Sa. m.-Daily. local for Danyillr connects
at Manassas Tor StraSbuTg, daily, eXcppt
sunday, ana at Lynch burg with The Nor
apeake and Ohio. daily FOR the kaIuraI
Bridge and Clifton Forge
ll:l5a- IN. .--Ddily, the UNITED STA TIES
FAST MAIL. carries Pullman Buffet sleep
ers, New Y0rk and Washington to JackSnn-
vile, uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper for Augusta, also Pullman SIppIpr
New ork 10 Ne " Orleans, via ontgtancry
connecting AT Atlanta with Pullman Sheen
erS for Birmingham, Memphis and 81 Louis
4:0l p. m.-LOcal for Front RoyaI River
ton ana slr1>Durg- daily. except SUn,fay
4:5l p. m. Daily, local for rCharIottrSyilIe.
1905 p. m. Daily, NEW YORK AND
FLORIDA SHORT LINE LIMITED, Pull
man compartment and observation sleeping
cars New Ork 10 ST. Augustine Pullman
drawing room sleepers New York 10 Tan pa
ana Augusta. YeStibuied day coach Wa Sh
ington 10 st. Augustine, and Dining Car
Salisbury TO st. Augustine
1913 u. m.-Daiiy, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHWESTERN NEsTIBULED. LIN
TIED. composed OF Pullman vestibulcd
Sleepers. dining cars and day coaches
Pullman slecpers New York TO AshevilIe
ANA hot Springs, " z, ana New York 10
New orleans, via Atlanta and Mont gomcry
NeStibUted day coach. Washington TO
Atlanta. Southern Railway dining car,
Greensboro 10 Mont gomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND
OHIO DIVISION leave Washington 9:0l a
"a daily and Alb y. m. daily, except Sun
Gay, and o25 p. m. Sundays only, for Round
Hill, 4:32 p. IA. daily, except Sunday, Tor
Leesburg, and % p. m. daily for Herndon.
Returning, arrive al Washington S:26 a. m.
and 300 p. nj. daily, from Round Hill and
7:06 a. m. daily, except Sunday, from Hern-
oo0, and e:34 a. m. daily, except Sunday,
from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6:42 a. m. 9:45 m, 2:20 p.
nl., and $40 o. m, daily Manassas divfs-
ion. 1000 a. m, daily, except Sunday, and
$40 a. M, daily, from Charlottesville
Tickets. sleeping car reservation and in
formation furnishedat offices. 81 and $40
Pennsylvania avenue and at Pennsylvania
Railroad Z assenger Station.
w. III. GREEN, Gen. Supt,
j. Nj. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w A TURK, Gen. Pans Agent
t. 6. HROWN, Gen. A2kFAss Dent.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

DOUGLAS MEMORIAL NJ. f. CHURCH,
II and Eleventh streets northeast, Rev.
John l.. Walsh, pastor-PTeaching at Il
a m. by the Rev. John F. Hurst, resident
bishop of the NJ. Z. Church. and at 7.30
ny the pastor; Easter music, anthems sO,Os,
etc: Sunda y-schOoi at $50 .. m: EpwOTth
League at $50 p. m. A cordial weiComs
to ALL
EPWORTH NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH,
corner Seventh and northeast, Rev. j. o.
Knott, pastor-Preaching IL a M. Easter
service; preaching, 1880 p. M, Are the
Dead Conscious" Junior League, $50
p m; Senior League, 7:30 p. m; Sunday
school, $50 "a. I'D.
NORTHEAST BAPTIST CHURCH, on
First street, between G and D-Text for
Easter service. He Is Risen" Mark
Pillar of Cloud: Exodus xiii21. All
are welcome. Rev. j. II. Robertson, pastor.
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The Times Branch Offices

The Times Little New Merchants''
can secure their supply of Morning
and Evening Times at the following
branch offices:
Frank Smith, 4th and G SITS. NV
M McNulty, 1886 18th st. NV.
IA. Hage, 2153 Pa. ave. NV.
Joseph Linden, 408 6th St Sc
w. &. Mackay, 900 n. 1T. ne.
Joseph Petignat, 500 7th st. sw.
W. Z. Lumsf0rd, 1912 32d st. NV,
John Haynes, 2O22 eth st. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

FOR SALE-liranlIe paving blocks
Proposals will be received by the
undersigned for the whole or any part of
$4,000 secondhand granite blocks from
street railway track in Washington, d.
c. The blocks are OF good shape, and 10
good condition, and run about forty-two TO
the square yard. Address Z. SAXTON,
Street Ry. Contractor, fficc, Central
Power Station; yard, 123 G st. ue.;
telephone 1o40, Washington, D C.
mh25-1 4tem
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FOR RENT-DESK ROOM.

FOR RENT pcsk room: terms mod
crate. central loCat ion. with elevator,
steam heat, e!e,tric light and water Adj
dress J. =, this office. Item
:, NIN IL tsiN'I B,Sk room; Il rms mod
tTatr: central iOsatlou, with elevator,
steam heat. electric light and water. Adj
dress j. >. this office. Item
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THREE illustrated lectures will be
given by the Young Woman's Christian
Temperance Union ON the following dates:
Tuesday, April 7, Metropolitan NJ. r.
Church; Wednesday "A priI >, Vermont ave
nue. Christian Church, Friday ! April 10.
First Congregations church. Fhe vested
~" choir will sing. Silver cole ion.
Public cordially invited. ap4,6-2t
TIE annual election OF directors for
the washington Safe Deposit Com
pany will be neld on the Oath day OF
April, a. u, 1896. SAM CROSS, Sec
rotary. ma2b-lho
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wANTED--HOUSES.

NTE1- country house with
suitable Outbuildngs and three to five
acres FOR garden au 4 pasture for horse and
cow: near railroad; prefera bly, Chevy Chase
road Address c. HOUSE, this Office.
ap5-3t
Wa NTED-Quiet couple would rent
small house with responsible party.
u. This Office. ap3 -3t
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FOR. EXCHANGE.

w Il NTED-To exchange very de
sirabIe weli-improvcu farm of $50
acres, in Virginia, for a house In Wash
ington, Or suburbs; the farm is convenient
to two railroads; churches, schools, etc.
Address PRINCE EDWARD, this office.
nn3-4t
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wASTED-BOARD.

w ANTED-Permaneut accommodation
TOE family Of three; husband, wife aud
child four yea r. Old; in private fdmil y with no
other bOarders preferred Address, stating
particulars. terms, etc, U. NJ b, this Of
lE
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

LESSONS given at So per quarter by
music teacher: 20 year experience: refs.
all parts city: all sheet music h. lr price:
classlessons free. Address ssEXPERfENCED
TEACHER, this office, apt .em
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Auction Sales

Z. g. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers, i4of
q street north west.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRoVRED ED ED
PROP ERTY, ON LIE ROY PLACE
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF u certain deed. Of trust,
dated the twenty fifth day of October,
1880, and duly recorded in iiber 1888
folio 101 ct seq, one OF The land RECORDS
of the District of Columbia, and al The
request of the party secured thereby, we
Will offer for ale at public auction, IN
front of premises, on Monday, April sixth,
1896. at O'Clock p. m, the following de
scribed real estate, situate i'll the county
OF Washington, District of Columbia, and
known and described as The west twenty
five t25l feet front, by the depth OF the
lot, OF lot Numbered Seventy-lhree t73l
of the subdivision by J.. n. Tuttlc Ct a.. ;, OF
Il part OF The Widows Mite, as said suhdi-
vision is recorded in the nTricc Of the sur
veyor OF the District OF Columbia, in Iibcr
county No g. folio 60. The piece
OF land hereby conveyed containing 2,750
square feet of ground more or less. Terms
easy, AMI made known at time of sale.
A deposit or S1G0 required 1T time OF
sale.
PERCY L. CLARKE.
LIE ROY FUTILE, JR-
mr26-eodts Trustees.
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FOR SALE Of the finest equipped
dning-ruoIn in the city; first ciaSs
n all its appointments. receipts gao To
. "a lTr daR ,sp1 O. ,rci>IuE. best location.
win sell low and give satisfactory reasons
for selling. TOWSON n JONES, 5lU loth
~ NV aitS-Bt
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BY a couple with a child
i've yeats, two communicating rooms
with board where there are no other
boa rdcrs; good, clean accommodations,
with wholesome food, more OF an object
than elegance only those need apply who
have greater regard for prompt paying
tenants than the private affairs OF uIe!r
roomerS state terms. ROOMS, this Of
flee. 1t
w NTED Three unfnruished rooms:
gas; rent not to exceed S10- NV. pre-
ferred. 154 +. Cap. st. 1t
w ANTED-Young man wants room
ju-. iIuuru; near 4llI and stS.; reason
able rates. Address RATES, this office. 1t
ANTED-Geutleman wants room
wnere no questions will be asked; in
the neighborhool OF 4tt and S SITS. Ad-
dress QUESTIONS, this office. 1t
w ANTED-By gentleman and wife,
two or three unfur. rooms for light
housekeeping; convenient TO AnacoStia
cars; terms moderate. Address M. D., 429
1st ST. Sc. Item
wa NTED BY quiet, young couple,
two or three rooms in Alexandria, Va.
suitable Tor light Housekeeping. Address,
stating lowest terms and location, T. T.,
this otffce. ap3-3t
w NTED-Room: about 81 90; in a
private family owning a piano, that I
can use. TENOR, this office. ap3-3t
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-TakOma Park, a flat Of
A rooms. 81 .; also 3-rOOm house, 81.
Address j. j. s.. $50 21st st. NV ap4-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SAAsc. -,t.occry store uoing cash
business: CIuk,. for selling, must give
a II aitt'nl fOa tU wholesale DIsfuc>s. T. II.
GORDON. 9l7 T. - NV. api2t
a SOurr. rtiIame Iudn wili invest 500
and SeTyiCN-- In come established husi-
ness. Address =. NJ. W, this office.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE A sacrifice; two lots.
17X90, ON 1lth st. Sc, 100 feet from
Lincoln Park paved street: water, gas.
and sewer; only Sill per foot: adjoining
lot held at $2.25 per foot. OWNER. 126
llth st. Sc. ap4-3t
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PoSToFFICE NOTICE.
Irans-AtlantiC MaIIs.

tShould he read daily by all Interested as
changes ma ocCur At any time.l
Foreign mails Tor the week ending April
II, VIII close at this office as follows:
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WANTED-AGFNTs.

wANTED-AGENTS
w wANTED-FOr Western house; APP
pIICantS experienced in butter business
prefcrTei; must fur. bond Address BOND,
this office. II
WANTED-RespO dealer may
make good terms Tor the agency or
grade, and is not equaIed In beauty.
METEOR CYCLE CO., 297 Wabash ave-.
Chicago. ap2-3t,em
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LOST-B1ack and tan dog, answering to
name of Jack; reward ff r-.drned to
a1bG st NV: last seen had collar and tag
with name; no questions asked. No. 915 g
ST. NV. Item
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
TOR RENT.
l2le4 Herbert,s al
UH Mass ave nv.

UH Mass ave NV, I2ie4 Herbert's nj
II l. Ior........ SOL O4 NV. 3r ........ S. %
sl9C st NV, mi 15r 86 lsll22D net III and \,
eO3O q NV. mi, i2r 81 OBJ u & ist SITS sw.3r 20
tlo flaav NV, l0r, ls6l z 81 NV, mi,
s22 Y ave NV. I7os Lsinw. m i.lsr 80 IS
mi, lIr..-....... 30 00iS04 NV mi, !oTs.. % "
Ill n ave NV, IS st nv, mi, Or 40 20
mi, Hr ........-. % 80 i52 81 NV. mi, Br 70 %
2DlD III stnw.nIi,7r 20 90 ISL Fla ava NV. mi
sos Fla NV, Or -........-.... g 30
mi, 7r.... 20 40l So Ist So mi Tr.. 20 50
ll3 i stnw. MIR - 4 Ii'i llth u law, mi,
s2S ne. mi 5r. IS Soi 7r,....-.---.-... - 50
3.6 Prospect ave sCj 81 sw, mi. 7r. ~ 90
NV, er 49,. 10 IilS ne, mi.6r-. u -
eSIe TIN st NV Gr 4 80 i6el \ ] ave st. Sr IS 70
i3 st liz (stableJ 1910 4th st nv, Gr Is 30
Or -..---.-...... 10 o. ~ Gle ysland ave
2 Scott av NV. 81, NV Or ......... Is 20
tstsblel .....-... IS 90 M. IA ave NJ "a
COL Lincoln - nv, 4. o. -.--. IS o.
CT .-...-.--.... "a 20 is3 Superior nv,
toto 81 sH, br u 70 kT u u
30 Mclean ave Iul 4 ". Jr O.. I3 30
sv, Gr-....-...-. .2 50 o. 6th - NV. 81. l. 30
II st NV, 5r ... ~ i6Fi T. i So 81 80. 20 10
3lbts llth sE, Or. 10 - 90 l. 81 - r ..- 10 %
lU9 l. 80 sc, Sc 10 50 n-s l2th u me- 6r 10 20
Rear lil5 i0rh u 3 Ham al .ir 10 %
NV, 5r ,......... 10 % 10. Fin ave ne, ~ ~ ID
!2sI Wyhe 81 ne, 1850 10Th 81 ne Or. 20 20
1r----.......-..- 30 20 -il2 u n.s II. 10 ~
Hartford ST, So sGs3 =, nw. ir... . 80
brooklanu, Or. 30 o. liear i3 . 18th -
5!i i0fh 81 Ar 10 OJ NV. n ...-.. y 90
!I2I Hayes Court tBS sumner stnw.
NV, 5r .-....-.-- . 5JI 3 -.....-..-..-.. %
:s.5 Fristoe court l22lCArlin's al sw,
NV, 5r.... 49,. Q 30 ir .............. 8 20
25I- 9th NV. Dr.. s 5O-s3 Marshall st
lJ5 Rover. al NV, Jr .......... 90
nw. Ir .......... s :OS3i ID 'smoEds al
il3-ll0 Corcoran sw. ir ........... 20
st. Ivy City. ar. OJI3il ST ne, 4r... 50
10 Blagden's alley aJ2O COlunbiaTer-
NV, 4r....... 50 race NV, Or 30
l"1 Kendall ave, Rear2l35 9TH st NV
IVY City, Or 80 sol Or .........-.- 90
1914 Reeves stnw, Il shadds Row
26 n, 2r .... sol NV, 3r ......... %
2-iGordon avene, iTU8 Giicks al, I'd
4r - Z 30 Il. 3r ...-......-. 10
Howard Brick .0.7 seaton ct ne.
Row NV, 4r.... O0 5r ..........-.. 20
9l5 i st sw 3r 8 20 / Canal st sw, Ar. 0O
l236 bet N and \, Si Clicks al NV
y and lst sw,fr 90 ID II, Ir ......... 25
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
SO6 81 NV, 81 d, us Az st NV, lst
3r r...... ....- Is 90 Il, n,3r.....--..... 10 VI
4se 9th st NV, 2i5 ~ ST NV, 3dh
Room ........ 10 90 u .....--.--.-.. 10 w
439 9th st NV. 2iJ AZ u NV, 4th
Room - ....... 800 h.2r .... ..-...- 10 %
S05 9Th NV, I'd q, lCOr. Sth & Grant
4r............... i6 0U ave. NV, 4r. 10 10
Is 9TH st ne, I'd ii 40 9Th ST NV, R.4 20
1865 18th st NV Douglas Flats" for cord. 50
STORES
1131 9Th st W, 504 4Le st store
store anu dwlg and dwg, 5r =. l. 40
l3r ............. co 90 5e6 ~ st sn store
I23 41a st sw,store and d'wg, or. 10 ~
Il dwlg. 5r -. % so 1876 10Th - NV sta
llp11a St NV r. 800 Bile & shop -. 70
HOTEL
"Manor House" Forest Glenn.M Md. Large
grounds trent per annum) --.......--- sidO
A : CAYWoOD,933 9Th st n W.
y q =.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
AMERICAN LINE.

New York-Southampton Uondon- Paris)
Twin-screw u. s. Mail Steamships.
Sailing every Wednesday.
st Paul. Apr s. 10 am Paris. May I3 10 am
New Y'k, Apr Is, 10 am S5.PauI. May 90, 10 am
Paris Apr y, 10 am New Y'k May 81 10 am
st. Paul. Apr %, 10 am. st. Louis. jun 10 am
New Y'k, Mayo, 10 am Berlin, Sat juno, 10 am
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP.
NGORDLAND.. =. Wednesday. April S. Noon
FRIESLAND. Wednesday, April Is, IL Noon
WESTERNLAND, Wednesday, Apr %, Noon
International Navigation Company.
Piers IA and 10. North Riya. Office G, Bow
ling Green, n. Y.
. - ellPenn.. Ave.
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LOST.

LOST-Iu Georgetown. on Friday, in
going from Prospect st. TO Bridge St.,
d cigar case containing Sll. Return to
34l Prospect ST. aud receive reward. 1T
LOST-A handsome watch by not saw
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LOST-Biack and white setter pup; has
brown ears, was last seen at the cor
ner Of 10Th and c st sw. Friday afternoon;
rl,ur.lr1 il rniurne1 10 923 G st SW.- 3t-pm
The morning times., 1896-04-05

HALEE. rrue MEDIUM, tells life from
Cruuie to grave, also business and
love all airs. lost oC ,slolsn prt pcrty; frieuds
and enemies. and Low To avoid trouble,
removes eva inllucnCeS; gives good luck.
etc: 20 AMI 80 ceuts; hours, Q 10 3. S2S
III ST NV mnS- lmO
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LOST-0n Thursday. a. IA, bull terrier;
black spot on his back and black ears;
answers 10 name of Judge. Liberal reward
if returned TO C. BLAND PAYNE. corner
18th and ID Sts. NV. ap3-3t
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wANTED-BoARDERs.

board and good rooms;
apS-2w-em
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wANTED-FEMALE..

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
w NTED By white woman, place
a, Chstuucrnlald, or COOK, Tor small
family, wages no object Add reSS &.
F. e., this Office. 1t
ANTED-A settled, refined lady
WUuIu appreciate the kindness or some
honest gentleman OF means or influence
who would assist her OF get her employ
ment. MRS. K. GOLD, this office. 1t
wANTED-By a acoIOred woman. wash
usg ana ironing, and days work. 3O2
" 81. NV ap0-3t
wANTED-By neat colored girl,
pace chambermaId, waitress, or
nurSr. good references. Apply ii. F. b, No.
43S trdnklIn ST. NV. 1t
wANTED-By capable dressma kPr,
uTt-SSIudhIng or sewing by day or at
home: elegant fit. Address EXPERIENCE,
this office. Item
W NTED-By colored girl, place to
do general house work in family OF 8
or 4 eitheT stay or go home nights; best
refs Address 1907 A St. Sc. Item
wANTED-An expert young lady type
writer, VINO writes rapidly from hcta-
ton, desires position; best refs given Adj
dress TYPEWRITEST, this office.
ap2-3t,en
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FOR RENr-aooMs.

IIU.It corner IUoiiIs IfroD A. %, itiIIisnt1t
complete: cooking utensils, DISHES; gas, heat,
hTiiu, sew wing machine, organ, Slo per
month. 81 lUuu 81. sM., near SIliItH-
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HELP wASTED-MALE.

W wAN.TED-1erna fandscape sanlrh-
er: wo Iarfn hands. white BkOOkE.
736 13tk ST. nv. nc
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PERSON AIS.

SPIRTTU a LISM-Mrs. Massett;per-
sotiai uud business neuium; hours 10
To 6. 46i II ST. NV. ap5-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FREE. FREE + REE-One week only.
BEGINNING Monday, AprI 6; don't bliy
trimmed hatS. but save your money and
have them trimmed free at TO9 Rhodc
Island ave. NV; prices after one week,
% 30 and - cents. apo-3t
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h OR RENT 1lo Sth Il. sw., near Is,
IIceiy siUrhIshed large room, So per
month; heat, Sas auu Dath; aIso olIer
rooms. II
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FOR RENT rooms and bath un-
iur.. zu moor; $40. 4!ti Md. ave. sw
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-07-29
FRENCH CYCLISTS.
The Average Is Said to Be One Person to
Every Fifty Able to Ride.

The Average Is Said to Be One Person to
Every Fifty Able to Ride.
France has gone bicycle mad, is the
deduction to be drawn from a report
received at the state department from
Walter T. Griffin, United States COM
mercial agent at Limoges. Since April,
1892, each bicycle is taxed ten francs
(S1.93) year, and the number of ma
chimes in use in the republic can be ac-
curately gagged through the tax re-
turns. In 1892 the number of bicycles
in France was $50, AIT, white at present
there are 100000. The average is four
machines to nearly every 1000 persons.
If the feeble. the aged, young children
and the majority of the women be ex-
cluded from the calculation, the aver
age will be one bicycle to every so per-
sons able to ride. Mr.. Griffin says:
THE bicycles offered for sale on the
French market are manufactured in
every land; France can hardly hold her
own in manufacturing these machines.
England supplies the largest quantity
of the foreign wheels; a few are inn
ported from Belgium and many from
the United States. There is no reason
why the high-grade American bicycles
should not have a larger sale in France
if the right means was used to Introduce
them.
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jected sutton, knitting his short, straight
brows, there's not such differ be-
tween wan girl an another as all that,
Thady Rafferty, to fool me anyway
himself an his daughter, the cross
eyed"
81 don't wonder at yer feelin' hurt"
interposed Lanigan smoothly, as he
Ieined up, for they had reached spot
where the road branched off in different
directions, "but never say die, there's
as good fish in the say as ever was
caught, an if ye're willin', We can still
be married man this very Shrove!"
Phelim laughed bitterly. He was in
no mood for wooing now.
81 have three daughters yonder," pur-
sued the other, pointing in the direction
of the undulating uplands rolling away
TO the heights beyond, where the Pur-
pie mountain scared into the deepening
twilight, IAN they hear tell of you Phe-
linn, though 1 don't know if any of 'em
met you lately, for they're great stay-at-
homes, but they have all a wish for you,
an I don't think 'twould be hard for We
to put the come neither on any of 'em;
SO if ye're in earnest, Phelim McCaul,
come along with me this blessid minnit,
an I'll give you the pick of the three,
an I'll send across for father Pat O'Hara
he's only couple of fields away-an'
he'll buckle. We in jiffey, since the
time is so short"
Phelim's darkening brow cleared a
little; natural cunning was struggling
with wounded pride, and that short
sighted longing for swift revenge which
impels many a rejected wooer to fling
himself away upon the first girl he
meets, in order to enjoy the triumph
of what is usually but a Phynic victory
pride won.
"I'll co." he cried suddenly, wheeling
round; 'me father, God rest his soul,
often said We were dacent man, an
sure the whole parish knows there isn't
the dirty dhrop in any of vel"
Fright you are, me bouchal," respond
ed Mr.. Lanigan, promptly; that's the
talk, an before long you'll have a
chance of judgin' whether Thady O'Raf-
ferty has all the nice girls in the coun-
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try. So just jump up here alongside o.
me an we'll be over there like winkin'."
Phelim obeyed and quick trot along
the winding road presently brought
them to the group of whitewashed out
houses surrounding Lanigan's cottage,
whose lighted windows shone hospi-
tably through mountain mist.
Here the proprietor begged his pros
pective son-in-law to wait while he
went in and explained matters to the
girls.
They're bashful, poor things, since
they lost the MOTHER" he remarked,
confidentially, San maybe they'd be a
bit put out if they saw you comm in on
them all of suddint"
To this arrangement Phelim made no
objection, and Mr.. Lanigan, hastily
passing through the kitchen, went
straight to the parlor, where, as he ex-
pccted, he found the three Misses LAM
gan placidly engaged in knitting o.
sewing.
At the entrance Of their parent the
three young ladies rose to greet him.
the eldest, Kitty. girl with dove