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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
DREsSMAKING.


A.-HA1.F-PRICE this month, tailor
made: also fancy waist and bodice, ball
evening. reception. dinner wedding gowns
and robes OF every description: n, and work
guaranteed: orders executed short notice
sisters and brothers from London and
Paris; cutting. htting. basting. renoyating,
ETC.: dressmakers sent out. Nine Sc
HOUNER, 20 West l9th-st.. New York
ARTISTIC DRESSMAkER. glove filter:
excellent taste; at home or OUT s. and
car fare daily. PAULA HACKER. I,4l4
5th-aYe.
DRESsMAKER wants a few more custom
ers at home. suits from s, No. II, FOX.
2s6 3th-ave.. I'd bell.
DRESSMAKER 20 years in business. hand
come suits. latest styles. So February.
Nine. SMYTH. $40 6ih-ave.
DREsSMAKER. AExperencec: formerI.
with II. Altman & CO.. excellent filter:
cloaks, capes: a, home by day. g. CAR
or address DREssAL.KER, 2s3 W. i4th-sr.
DREssMAKER.--A thoroughly competen,
dressmaker takes work home or by DAY
latest rkirts. waists. sleeves. rsmodeling'
a!teratitbs: childrens dresser. Mrs.
HOOD. 1888 West i0ist-st
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DRESSN tKIyC

'NSN~oNN~-oS~Oo~N~-~r|>>~->- r>>~.<nn... .
DIX ESSMAkER.-A stylish drNssrnsEer.
nrst -clsss litter: by day 81 Is: suits made
nome 20 up: remode!s beautifully ppES.-
MAKER. 2I3 West 12Oth-st
DRESs.aAk EE.-Erench dressraker from,
Doucet and Felix: cutter litter and good
seamstrtss: engagement ia family b. week
or month: first references. go Z. 10th ST.
DRESSMAKER.-All styles dresses fash
iolably made: perfect nj guaranteed
superior finish work shown: cloak expert
responsible, reasonable. Mrs. COOKE, a3j
West 44tb-st.. near Broadway.
DRESSNAkER. by respectable French
dresNnaker: good filter: stylish designer
at home or by day: terms. s.. les: refer
ences. sc East 49th-s;.
FIRST~CLASS DRESSMAKER wishes a
few mote fine houses. o. q, out By day.
Address :. -. 235 last i.2d-st.
- 4 -..- s---
SEWER Experienced. 20 work for pri-
Nate families or on actresses costumes
will work reasonably At home or out.
SEWER. li4 East 33dst.
STYLISH DREsSMASER wseh~. few moe
engagements by day. Miss SHERIDAN.
al East l6th-st.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
COMPANION Young English lady seeks
engagement for summer months. travel
ling preferred. Address }oN Il. b.. Cascg~
dlla Place. Ithaca. y. Y
COMPANION or NURSE.-By an intell-
gent young woman To lady: "a com
patent housekeeper. wiling To travel. Ad-
lr-sa r.. Room % 81 New-s;.
JANFTRESS. -Es perlenccd and reliable.
wishes care Of nice house: good renter.
Mrs SWEENEY, 32G East 36thst
sTESOGRAPHER and Remington operator
with years experience desires position:
references: sl2 per week. Address NJ. i22
Bond-st.. Brooklyn.
VISITING GOVERSESS will teach Chi
dren elementary branches of English
language also piano Address IDA e.
JANSS, 40 6.h-ave
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HELP WANTED.
Female,

Female.
ATTENTIONS -Wani.-i. by refined. edu-
Gated lady position as companion and
secre airy 10 elderly lady. OF would instruct
parties Of neglected education In pcnman
ship. letter writing and English branches
Nv mail. Address TEACHER. II Overlook
Place. Sev'iVrg. y. Y.
ADDRESS ENVELOPES at home writ.
ings. Address !. D.. 100 sth-sye.
coOK.-Ycung woman de capable cook and
10 assist with washing and ironing. Ger
man. Welsh OF Swcde. can between dl3
II O'Clock ~ East ilsi II.
SMART YOUNG Girl, desires position as
Office assistant: good writer. accurate at
figures: Understands folding. hling. stamp
ing Addressing: best references. D.. go
West 23d-st.
acknowledgements stenog-
raphsr desires position: employers refer
cnce: acquainted with Jaw WORK. Address
G. DAVIS, l,50? Pacihc-st.. Brooklyn.
WANTED. Attendant for elderly female
invalid in country: invalid litter used T:
wages slJ. Address &. ". F.. Ssyreyille,
Mlddleesx County. y. !.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracte coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block slgra's.
On M nfier January d lSlI.

(Anthraclte coal used exclusively
Folr tracks Automatic Block Sgras.
on and after January %. 1891
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty 81.
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Maunch Chunk &C
80 To- EasoD 5a5 I7:so to Allentown p NJ Sundays
4:so q 10 to Easton) a NJ zoo; 80 r NJ. n
lilo 1850. 4:i5 p NJ. SUNDAYS. 4:3o A. M, ,.,o
Reading 4;3o 500 oo 1000 !, 20 A. NJ. no
DAYS 40 4 H. Co 100 500 $40 p NJ i2i5 night.
For Harrisburg 81 800 500 o;lo 80 a, ~. 40 a.
SO 49, 20 iSo ' sso '' w. Ms 4fs a''"'
For sunhury, Lewisburg and Wiamspors at 4So 500
9:iO A. NJ lilo. $780, 900 p NJ Sundays 4:'o A. NJ
DIV T. ~" ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE: &c
io:tS rs C3:!o TO Red Bank, 80 . tao
Para and and Ocean dE% Sr i 1ie 300 p
4sO 1915 A. NJ I:+5. $40. 4:4o OBS Saturdays only)
For Toms River. Barnegat Park. and Rarnesat' 4so
For Atlantic CITY Vneand and Brldgeton 40 A. NJ.
" For Monmouth Beach ssab,sht and Hlstland' 81
:. H. SUNDAY tsS 400 900 iV.' 81 40
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PH1LADELrMIA; BALTIMORE AND
F., PhIIsaelpna week dSy 40 .S SS s ch1s;
PaTIor Car 80 500 GDinns Carr Goo p.
NJ. 1918 night; Sundays. $50 go. 1000 II 80 ON
For Baltimore and Washington week days 500. 1000.
4 ~ 100 800 tDnlng carr. p. N; 1915 nigh. 49, -.
p9te's s an ia *. $751; "a si as
7s7 9th Az, 81 East l4th St. 1913 East 18th 81 2,$
west SEQ a1 Fu, n ST. BrooRiyn: s Broadway Williams
burg The New Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels or residence to destination
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WORK WANTED.

.>.,>>,>.,.-~-~SS". ~ .-cccco~<~U~/Oc-
Male.
AMERICAN i36). educated. able. ener-
gatc. possessing tact and discretion
desires employment In city. exceptionally
fine business training. and Is expert stem
ographor and bookkcsper: officer Of large
corporations for many years. references
the Elghes; and expectations reasonable.
Address BROAD. % East iIth-st.
BOOKKEEPER. ~ years experience
wants position; thoroughly understands
double entry; ST. per wees. can speak Ger
man. w. carc J. II. Day q Co. OIL Park
Place
BOOkKEEPER.-You man wishes p0-
stion as collector. assistant or general
Office work; IL years experience. ~ ref
erence~. r. SMITH. COS Tranki!n-st.
BOOkKEEPER.-com and reliable
hookhrcpeT and accountant. twelve years
WIN one frm. desires position. hrst-clasS
references. Address r. H.. Box u. III
bune cfice.
BAKER. FOREMAN. -Tirst-c.ass Vienna
bread and rolls n specially; seeks steady
riuf''on; hotel ~ restaurant preferred
cHAs. GRElFF. ~ Bosart-st. Bklyn.
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES.--JOO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
eusranteed: machinery bought and ex-
Changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 39S Madi-
son-sf.
GAS AND or, ENGINES. -Mie'z & Weiss
durahIi,ty and economy; patented In all
countries I2S-132 Mott-st
STAR GAS and gasoline engine; buy OF
manufacturers: economical and reliable:
NIT IN on trial: easy terms. STAR GAS
ENGINE CO., 400 West Broadway
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WAsuING.--A respectable ,,,lx ASH
woman wants TO DO some ,sp p,,.Sy "a
ing at home. Mrs. ThoMre""'
Lenox ave. ..-.--------.,... a, A
WASHING respectable w"mss. wasS-
ladies. sentiemen's ana s'S ch,,drcn's
e lhs dons ap In the neatest mA se,;
aannels washed the same IT,. wcoRS
reference. Call or address ME-
MACK. 325 Eas, i2d 81.
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WORK WANTED.

.,HeINHNNNIONNNIU>rVO |N~I~"S"|~
Male.
BAKER. Cake baker. foreman, good IN
all kinds Of American French and Ger
man cakes, has good references. wishes
situation TOIFE. I.727 2daye.
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FOR SALE.
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
Singer. SO: New Home style, $40; Do
nestle. $40; others, s. upward. Cash or In
sialments. Write. agent calls HAS
BROUCK CO.. $50 7th-avc.. near 2sth-s;:
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES
cushions. easy terms. MARX q BRO.
ic4 Fest f4th-st. -
DEsKS.-Rolltops: partitions. ratings,
safes tables. cabinet files. presses. hNt.
ures bought: repairing. PACR. 20 treat
Jones-st., near Broadway.
TYPEwRITERS.-Ali makes: $50 10 $40 {;
guaranteed: cabinet rentals SO; delivered
CONSOLIDATED TYPEWRITER En-
CHANGE. 245 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED.

HALE.
coon niano tuner always has work: in
strIctions given by practical tuner
PIANO. l.2i2 Broadway. -
civil. SERVICE examinations; special
course; day. evening. SO. Cal NA-
TIoNAL PREPARATORY SCHOOL. l22
East ?3dst.
WANTED. AN IDEA-who can think of
some simple thing to patent? Protect your
ideas they may Srns you ~ Wea, ps;s,, r h,'
torneys Washington. ID. C.. for thei.
81 500 prize offered to inventors ana list
Of 200 inventions wanted.
WANTED. Men and women 70 sell the
most C, mplete Life OF Mckinney out
unusually large commissions to agents Ad-
dress Boy rs. Dover y. H--.
WANTED.-A bright hoy about II in a lazy
OF - for n few weeks only. Address In
applicants own handwriting. W. Jr. BOX
Is. Tribune Office.
wANTED.--Man '.ho understands thor
ou--hiy the manufacturing OF incan-
DESCENT gas gh, mantels. Address G..
sCE.Iz -. o. Box Ibis. New-York
WANTED. Experienced. reliable agents
In AL parts Of the United States. 70
yho We can now % assign spseal 'e1TI.TFy
sU ths MEN. 1t is on. Of the
most easily sold publications now before
che American people. and Ii not only deep
~ interesting In Itself. but proves great
educator. replete with object-lessons for
young mea starting In business life. Every
library. public or private. Is incomplete
without II. The work Is published in two
large volumes. royal octave, and Is illus
uated with numerous steel and stppls
portraits Address ADAMS & CO.. IS
Duane-st.. n. Y
SIS PER MONTH ard expenses 10 FELL
cigars: permanent position: quick adj
yancement: experience unnecessary.
BAILEY BROS incorporated, 92i Arch
ST.. Philadelphia.
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Amnsements.


I YCEuM THEATRE ........... 4th1ave and $50
LYCEUM THEATRE Begns STU
........... ........:.. DANIEL. ER0HMAN: Manager.
THE FIRST GENTLEMAN OF EUROPE.
TIE FIRST GENTLEMAN OF EUROPE.
BY Frances Hodgson Burnett and George lleInlns'
Preceded by when a Mans Married.
MATINEES THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS NJ -
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOCSE-GRAND OPERA
LAST WEEK Out p OF THE SEASON.
Idtvnne, Bauermester. Engc Jean and Edouard de
Reszke Plancon Castemary Bars and Lasaa;ie.
Fri Evg, Feb ). Last time OF MEFiSTOFEl.E
Calva. Manfei. cremonini and Plancon.
SAT Mat. Feb. q. SIEGFRIED lin German).
Iitvnne, Olitzka, Traubmann Jean and Edouard de
Rcszkc. Hubbenet and Bispham.
Sat Evg. Pop. Prices LOHENGRlN
Ear Ma Cramonini. Ancona and Plancon
Sun Ev'g Feb I. 18TH SUNDAY CONCERT
Soloists: HI-BERMAN the great Boy lionis'.
Mines DE We're, Bauermeister and Tr1ubmaAn
NM Bispham Saligrac. ID Aubene and Plancon
Special Programme including Operate" selections from
Wagner's Operas Meister3inger and Flying Dutchman
Repertoire Next Week. SAFE begins THURSDAY.
Mon Feb s. Counod's Opera FAUST
Calve Mante..i and Ed. de Reszke and lasaHe
We'd Fvg Feb TO- Only night OF Nozarts Opera.
LIE NOZZE DI FIGARO Marriage or Figaro,
great Cast. including
Mines Danes DE We're and Cave NM Ancona CASTE
mary and Ed de Reszke. . - ~,
Fri. Bvg.. Feb. l2; First production in " y Of Mas
senets Opera LIE CID. .
Jean and Ed dc Reszke Plancon Bars and 1assale.
Mines Litvinue and Clementire DE We're
STEINWAY PIANOS USED ENCLCSlNELf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

,>O<>~~Soo~~~~~~~~~>
FOR SALE-Rlghts. titles. trade and pat
terms for manufacturing the best article
OF it's class in the world tsteel ard iron,
good reasons for selling; price reasonao Die
Further information by addressing Boz L.
Medina. Ohio.
RING BALL. latest patent; fortune FOR
capitalist sell on royalty or outright.
Prick, LILO 2l-sve.
WHAT good business proposition have You
to offer? Address. with full particulars.
ZENITH. Tribune Office.
WANTED.--An experienced, reliable book
AGENT in LONDON. ENGLAND. for the
SALE Of THE NETWORK TRIBUNE'S
GREAT WORK. AMERICAS SUCCESS
FIJI. MEN." II Is one OF the most easily
sold publications now before the ieed!ng
pubjic. and Is not only deeply ir'e;es .ng
in itself, but proves a great educator. re
nlete with obtect-lessons for young men
starting In business life Every library.
public or private, Is Incomplete without II.
The work is published in two large vol
umes. royal octave. and Is illustrated with
numerous steel ana staple portraits OF
noted Americans. ADDRESS ADAMS
Co. rs punnN-si.
81. 600 WILL 3Uy and run established coal
ward: none better Box .. Tribune
Once.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
~~~~o~~~I~c~~~No> ~~NN~NN|ONONHN0N|~
Country.
REAL ESTATE TO LET.
- . = = 49, =, . - - =
Atlantic City, y. j.

Atlantic City. y. j.
FOR RENT.-Handsome new cottage In
fashionable section on Atlantlc-ave..
near the lighthouse; bedrooms. electric
lights and all modern conveniences; ele-
gantly Furnished and full ocean view;
81. 200 for season: will sell for $4,000.
ADDRESS l. G. ADAMS & CO. Atlantic
City, y. J.
FOR RENT IN CHELSEA.-Several new
broom Colonial cottages. completely fur-
nished: all conveniences: rent $500 for sea-
son. Address /. G. ADAMS & CO.. AT
iantic City. y. J.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

BARGAINS.-Special. new. slightly used
pianos. $50 upward: instalments: rented
exchanged. CHRISTIAN. "a East 18TH
OUR SPECIAL for this month";. new
cabinet grand upright pianos; all I'M
movements S22j: PAYABLE 81 monthly
warranted five years. TWAY PIANO CO..
SIS ath-ave. Tways Musical Guest mailed
free
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"BI ACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo 955 p Pullman vestIhule Day Coaches
and Paror Cars Dining Car service. Meals la carte
Buffalo with through sleepers TO Detroit ana
I..4O p. VI. daily. EXCEPT Sunday. for Mauch Chunk
intermediate points. - 49,.
40 r. VI daily Sunday. for Wilkesbarre Pitts
ton scranton principal intermediate stations Con-
points in coal region. char-cars to Wilkes
barre. ,,.,,-,.
4.IO y. VI. daily except Sunday. for Wilkesbarre,
Ptston and principal intermediate stations
Connects for all points in coal region Pullman Butet
PsrlOr- Car to Wikesbarre.
S.IS p. VI. daily. FOR EAsTON and intermediate sta
tons cut,
O;1O r. NJ daily except Sunday. Express for Stating.
ton and principal intermediate stations Connects for
Reading and Harrisburg. CharCar to Slatington - .
Z 90 =. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and points West. Pullman Sleeper Nestibuled train
n Y TO Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo ard Toronto.
S;:iO r. NJ daily except Sunday. stopping only 2;
South PIanfie!d Eaeon Bethlehem. Maueh Chunk:
l. r. Junction. Sayre, Geneva, Rochester. Batavia srd
buffalo Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo. Sleeping only.
No carried
0:OO u. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West.
pullman Sleepers Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper 10
Wilkesbarre.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
Round BROOK and intermediate points leave follows.
900 A. NJ. $50 4a0, and $50 +. NJ. ii 30 +. NJ tsat-
urdays ony) -. ..- -.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Ii3. 235 26i
2.a ga and 323 Broadway II East lith ST. 100 Eas'
I2h St 27 Bowery. N Y. $50 Fulton ST.. Court ST..
9s broadway, and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
NeW-YOrk Transfer Company viii call FOR and check
baggage hotel residence through to destination
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NEAT colored girl as seners. -
worker In fiat In new YORK 'iS
plain cook and launlress: city EefershS
Address Miss G., STA Baltic-st., bT'0s-
lyn y. y.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
lEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

Stations foot of COrtlandt and DesbrOsses SITS
$40 A. VI. daily SUNDAY; 200 A. M Tor MAOCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
S;l5 A. VI. daily for WILKEsBARRE SCRANTON
week days, ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, RCF-
FALO NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal
local points Dining Car and Chair Ger TO Bunalo
1880 4. VI. daily except Sunday. for MAUcH CHUNK
and intermediate points
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NURSE or MAID. BY refined. eonpen =:
North German OHsnO,srisnl as NUTS e,ss
maid 10 children from years up "'' ,a-
German. best references. l.. NJ n'N "
n4o Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

WASHING. - Ladies' and sent!eein""o a.
Washing 10 DO at home. by the VIZ a.
dozen; can do shirts and collars; ,s,srsnees.
, ~. o3o West Jsth-s,.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01
NO RACES FOR RACERS.
w. H. Land Tells Why the Monkey
House Track Events DID Not
Come Off.

The Colored Driving Club, OF which
w. II. Land Is president, have for some
time ast been trying to perfect ar
engagements whereby u meeting OF the
different local trotters and PAGERS own
ed by members OF the club would he
brought about. Monkey House track
was TO have been the scene of the strug-
gle for supremacy. II Monday, August
30. the date. Flaming posters had been
put up. entries were made, and purses
arranged, and Il grand time was in store
for all who were fortunate enough to
attend. Newport News, Suffolk, and
nearly all near by towns dispatched
large delegations of their colorcd popula-
ton to Norfolk. Long before the hour set
FOR the opening event. Thousands were
vending their way in the direction OF
the track. Great was their diNappoint-
ment. however. when, upon their az
rival at the gate, TO find hat the races
would not come off, and they were COM
PEELED to return TO their homes.
w. H. Land. president of the club, in
speaking of the affair, said:
The committee which was appointed
to secure the track from Mr.. John l..
Roper reported that they had done SO,
and we made our arrangements accord
irgly.
"Eut 1t turns out that Mr.. Roper was
giNcn 10 understand hat the track was
TO be used only for some specimen tro,-
Ting, and he did no. know that there
were to be any races. AZ soon as he
found out he notified me that we could
not u5e the track. l did not get the
notification Until IL o'clock yesterday.
| then made every effort to secure the
Mariner track, but it was too late 10
make arrangements" .
Land says ne has the promise CT this
track, and that the races Will be pulled
Off in the near future.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01
STORM DOES DAMAGE.
small Shipping Suffers Severely and
Many Craft Carsized.

Monday evening. during a severe
squat mat prevailed on the lower Ches-
peake five sloops and one schooner
were capsized within four miles of Old
roint' n the crews of all, with the ex-
ception or two men, are believed to be
lost. John Jackson and Theodore Page
both colo:ed. were rescued by Captain
Cotton. of the sloop Virginia, and
were brought to this city at n late hour
last night. They were placed in the care
CT the keeper of the city jail. Pages ia VS.
were set and his mouth half opened, a
condition that is supposed to be the re-
suit OF fright. Under medical treatment
he soon recovered. Captain Cotton re-
ports finding L trunk containing wo-
mems and childrcn's clothing, which Is
supposed TO have oated from one of the
lost vessels. The trunk also contained
n letter to Mr.. J. b. White, of this city.
Ii is estimated that q dozen Ives were
lost In The squall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN,

Rains in Tennessee: elsewhere in the
cotton belt generally clear.
Future contracts in Liverpool closed
quiet. declining from 1 to 9 points. Spot
market unchanged; middling AID. Sales
COCO bales.
Spot market in New York declined &c:
m.ddling quiet. Sc. Sales, 1927 bales.
New York futures closed barely
steady, declining 3 points on August
contracts; September /: the balance ad-
vanced point. September. 7.19@7. 20;
October, 6.90@6.9l; January, 6.S2; sales
. .i00 bales.
United States ports receipts of yester-
day were S,955 bales, against 10,S45 bales
last year.
New Orleans future contracts advanc
cd 2 points. October. Csc.
Bar silver declined M-24d per o..
against 80 ll-l6 last year.
spot cotton in Galveston declined 1-1G.
Middl!ng quiet, 7Ac.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01
FIBROID UMO
Expelled by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Interview With Mrs. u. A. Lombard.

have reason to think that I would
not be here now if it had not been for
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. 1t cured me of IL hbroid tumor
in my womb.
Doctors could do nothing for me, and
they could not cure me ut the hospital.
l will tell you about it:
l had been in my usual health, but
had worked quite hard. When nv
monthly period came on, I flowed very
badly. The doctor gave me medicine,
but 1t did me no good. lie said the
how must be stopped if possible, and
he must find the cause of my trouble.
Upon examination, he found there
was q Fibroid Tumor in my womb, and
gave nc treatment without N benefit
whatever. About that time n lady
called on me, and recommended lydia
E. P~inkham's Vegetable Compound,
said she owed her life to it. l
said I would try it, and did. Soon
after the flow became more natural and
regular. I still continued taking the
Compound for some time. Then the
doctor made an examination again,
and found everything all right. The
tnmor had passed away and that dull
ache was gonc.-MRs. B. n. LOMBARD,
Box II, Westdlle, Mass.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

THE AMERICAN QUEEN."-Ian
Maclaren has n new s.ory entitled "a
Scotch Carnival" in the September num-
Der OF "The American Queen" Mar
Sucritc Merrington writes on "Old
looks and New" George r. Knapp. OF
the United States Agricultural Bureau.
contributes 4 paper on flowers and
plants. Mrs. Gcsine Lemcke gives a
first lesson on economical cookery. Mss
Emma NJ. Hooper edits the dressmaking
department. The latest fashions occupy
five pages. Besides there Is a depart
mont on art embroidery. home decorat-
ing. and furnishing. This September
number of The American Queen" is the
most brilliant and interesting of the
year. Published by Joseph Brown, Nor
folk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01
BARELY ESCAPED DROWNING.
Of Norfolk's Young Ladies Res
cued Just in Time.

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The 'bathers at Virginia Beach wit
messed quite a thrilling scene there on
Monday afternoon. Among the many
who were enjoying the breakers were
Miss Nettie Tucker and Miss Bosnian
who are stopping at the TimSerlake cot
tage. They ventured out beyong their
depth. when suddenly Miss Bosnian
called for help. Miss Tucker, being an
eNTer swimmer. went at once to the
assistance of her distressed sfriend. but
was unable to bring her out of danger.
Miss Tucker then called for assistance,
and the Rev. b. D.. Tucker, who had
Just joined the party, responded prompt
~, and, directing Miss Tucker to swim
ashore, he told Miss Bosnian to get upon
his back. He was compelled to swim
wf-h his head under water, and In n
shoit time became exhausted. However
he succeeded In getting the young lady
10 Il depth OF about five feet, but the
recedinE waves were so very strong that
they We're unahe to stand up, and all
hands would have gone under had not
several young men. who had witnessed
the scene from shore, gone to their as
slstance.
The whole party was landed In safety,
n although exhausted. were not
otherwise seriously affected.