davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

and wholly ignored in the east, where the
sentiment is against bimetallisrn. No
war will be waged on the protective
tariff where wool and lead are produced,
and in manufacturing centers: but coun-
try school houses in the strictly agricul-
tural districts will be ablaze with the
beauties of free trade! Other minor
issues, Including the usual planks on
labor, will be exploited in union dis
tricts. but carefully avoided where they
do not exist.
These vote catching devices will be
used where they shine to the best ad-
vantage, but towering above and beyond
all will be the paramount ISSUE" which
will find expression everywhere. and
which will be backed by the barrels.
bung- holes, and Doodle of the democratic
national committee. If successful at the
polls, the paramount issue becomes the
focus of party energy, to be crystallized
into law, but each of the minor issues
, mas to run the gauntlet or party unpOp-
ula,'ty in the districts where it was
tabooed.
Silver. while popular in Montana,
would find itself shut out by the antag-
onistic democratic sentiment of the east.
The only hope for the white metal, inso-
far as the democracy is concerned, would
have been the keeping of the pledges of
1895 and making It the paramount issue
of 1900. Instead of that. the party has
side-tracked it into the local field of
minor issues. and the end Of the cam
paign will find it no stronger than at the
beginning. 1t has already made farce
of the question, through the public
avowals Of its leading men: and no one
has recognized this more promptly than
the Standard. when it prepares to meet
the inevitable by declaring that all the
declarations Of political party must
stand on the same level!
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02
WILD CAT STORY.

New York Tribune: A group in the res
taurant Of the Waldorf-Astoria the other
evening were talking about hunting. Sew
eral pretty tall stories had been perpet-
rated, when ]. ". Rogers. a veracious
citizen of the Hub capped the others
with the following narrative:
Some years ago." said Mr.. Rogers, who
Is known to his intimates as Truthful
James," .when was on hunting trip in
Northern Maine, had a rather peculiar
our camp of the presence of a pair of
wild cats in a nearby cave. and started
out at once to secure them. If possible.
Arriving near the cave. advanced cau-
tiously to its entrance, but. the feAneo
giving no sign, entered a short distance
into it, when two shining eyeballs glaring
at me from the deeper shadows Of the
cavern, brought me to a full pause. TAX
ing careful aim-and I am practically
a dead shot-I shot square between those
balls OF fire. To my surprise, they ad-
vanced toward me rapidly. and with a
squall and a whirr two magnificent wild
cats passed by me. one on either hand.
and, a second later the baying of my dogs
announced their arrival in the open. I
was not only surprised. but very much
puzzled as we'll, for never previously had
missed at so short a distance, and. as
my nerves were perfectly steady at the
time, could in no way account for 1t.
followed along the trail of my dogs, and
soon came up with them. as they had
treed both of the cats. killed them both.
and upon examining their bodies found
the explanation Of that which had con-
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

known to the ingenuity Of his enemies
b being tried to oust him from the posi-
ton to which he was legally elected by
the voters of that state. The militia is
still under his control. and protects him
flamnlatory posters asking the people to
organize a mob to tear him to pieces!
The probabilities are that the contest
and that justice will triumph over the
Vaccinations of the political ruffian who
now lies at the point Of death. The
whilom champions Of Estates rights in
kentucky are now responsible for q
states wrongs.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02
mas NOT RESICNED.

The Inter Mountains telegraphic ad-
vices today state that Mr.. DAILY denies
the current runor in Butte that he has
resigned from the presidency of the
Amalgamated Copper company. While
this is reassuring to many, it is a matter
of regret that Mr.. Daily did not also deny
that he had retired from the business
management of the local concerns of
that corporation. There is unqueetion-
ably a fixed belief in mining circles in
this city that while Mr.. Daily has not re-
signed the presidency of his company,
he has relinquished its management iqto
other hands.
1t would have set rumors of t3& char-
acter at rest had Mr.. Daily seen fit to
express himself on that point, for, after
all, it is the management of the proper
ties. rather than the presidency Of the
company. that directly concerns the peo-
pie of this city. With Mr.. Daily in full
control of the local afrairs Of the COM
pany, our people would feel that con-
servative methods would prevail and
that no changes of any public import
ance would take place.
1t is to be hoped. therefore. that adlli-
tional light may be thrown on the situa-
tion. through some statement from Mr..
Daily to the effect that he is still exer-
cising all the functions Of business man
ager Of the company. The readiness
with which that gentleman contradicts
will be promptly supplemented by the
further statement that he has in no re-
spect delegated his managerial powers to
another.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

rused me. and vindication Of my marks
manship under any and all circumstances
,or one OF the wild cats was blind Of the
left eye and the other OF the right, stand
ing together In the darkness, 1t seemed
as though a pair Of eyes flaming in the
darkness had been in single head. MY
snot had gone true to its mark, and pass
ca darectly between the two organs of
VISION. but, they being in separate
neads; II mad passed between the wild
cats themselves as well.'
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02
THREE ORA KIND.
Mountain

The three leading democratic dailies in
this state-the Anaconda Standard, the
Helena Independent and the Butte Miner
have committed themselves unre-
servedly to the idea that the shooting
of Goebel was due to a murderous plot
conceived and executed by the repub-
lican party Of Kentucky.
While the Independent and Miner are
woefully sensitive to any suspicious di-
rected against Senator Clark, notwith-
standing the suggestiveness of the situ-
ation, and the Standard is equally SEN
sitive to the inference that it's wing of
the democracy "pungled up" the $110O
which Geiger received for voting for the
corporation bill, all these newspapers
with one accord-immediately assume
that Goebel was made the victim of a
vile plot concocted by prominent repub-
licans in the interests of Governor
Taylor!
Though the assassin is still at large,
and his motives are unknown, this tri-
umvirate Of kickers against the local
suspicious of the people. lose NO time in
attributing the desire to murder to men
prominent in the political affairs of the
Blue Grass state.
The readiness with which they suspect
others, before the facts are known, indi-
Gates that public sympathy is misapplied
in the treatment of their own local sores.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02
AN HISTORIC STREET.

\, IN one street of Brunswick, Me-, are
une homesteads where Longfellow wrote
,-Outre Mer." Mrs. Stowe "Uncle Toms
Naom' G ). s. 6. Abbott IA History Of
Napoleon Bonaparte." Prof. CleeIand
his "Mineralogy," and Prof. upham his
moral and Mental Philosophy
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

In an interview published in todays
Inter Mountain. Mr.. Daily declares that
he has had nothing to do with the fight
on Mr.. Clark. Now, If Mr.. Clark will
come out and express himself in a SINH
lar vein. and a few Of the lieutenants- in
chief ON both sides follow suit, the con-
troversy will soon be narrowed down to
where it belongs to merely a misunder.
standing between Swede Murphy and
John B. Wellcome!
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

Governor Taylor of Kentucky still
holds the fort, though every scheme
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

Frank Robinson, the smallpox patient
at Horr, is reported doing nicely and will
soon be entirely recovered. The quaran-
| tine at Horr and Aldridge has been raised.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

Charles l.. Curtis came down from Rea
Gulch Monday afternoon Ell route to He
ena owing to the sudden death Of HI
mother in that CITY, a
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

Mrs. Ella Morrison, the wife of
Northern Pacific shop man. was examine
Monday on a charge Of insanity. She
suffering from melancholy and at tims
will not talk. She was taken to the asy
lun at Warm Springs Tuesday by Sher
iff Young.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

Frank Beley went to Big Timber Mon
day to attend his brother. Louis, who is
very i'll with pneumonia, in that city.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

j. f. Seese returned from Laramie
Wyo., Monday to again take the positio
of day operator at the depot Office. F. H
Crawford will work the night trick an
]. ]. Callahan has been transferred to tn
Billings office. es ~ .ot,4,
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

Miss Mortimer entertained few friend
at her home Saturday evening in honor 0
Miss Edith Black Of Fridley. A yer.
pleasant evening was spent with progres
sive euchre followed by refreshments
Those present We're Misses Black, Mallon
and Belcher, Messrs. Bennett, Elliott
Swindlehurst and Dedrich.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

Sam Whyatt has resigned his position
at the Northern Pacific shops and depart.
ed Monday for Blackfoot, Mont, to ac.
cept a more lucrative position with the
Great Northern at that point.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

V. Connahon was brought down from
Bear Gulch Monday charged with steal
ing horse from Samuel Titus near Chico
He will be given preliminary trial be-
fore Justice Wilson Thursday morning.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

The ladies of the Degree Of Honor en-
tertained the members Of the A. 0. y. W.,
to surprise party at she lodge rooms last
evening. There Were about l25 pres mt
and a general good time prevailed.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

Miss Comley entertained a few friend:
at the home Of Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Carr
Tuesday evening. Progressive euchre wa!
the principal amusement. the favors be.
ing awarded to Mrs. McCue and Mr.
Eaton. Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the games.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02

The Modern Woodmen's lodge held
very pleasant social session Monday even
ing at the K. P. hail.. A delightful musi
cal programme had been arranged TO
the occasion and several short. speeche
were made by members of the order. Ii
the membership contest the head priz
was awarded to Frank Herbert and sec
Ond prize to F. Bender.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
EaiIrraos.
EENSYLVANIA



STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-hira Street and Des-
brosses Cortlandt Streets
enc the leaving time from Desbrosses and
- not streets is Ave minutes later than
en't @ given below for Tvventy-third street
stntAon' except where otherwise noted.
New YORK to Psbu4e ssbE 59 sTS car Hss PsbT PaFS5 5
s2s 2sseas0i ass M Ne F1s4 e92ehss 4l,g 70 Pi5tsbgrg
o55 a PENNsTLvANIA sfa Pglman Com
5sT DcR c3eesand s9Rs 4olsdo a9s eneaa f4
155 ca5Sllis cfIicRGo s IH6 HSus ST LOUIS ExPrEss-
ao.e9o Nashville tvia Cincinnati and Louisvie)
o-S5 & p NJ 81 Lofts ExPREss-For dS9f: pit,sburs Co
6S5 WTEa Is:zTif 8, Fg' be.s For
7-5S 55. r NJ PAe1FIc ExPKEss.-For Pttsburs and
Route connects n 9&y'6e 9 daily via she2andoah valley
o4R FREs; E; n l., cIb'EsyELANp AND ciNcINSkTI Ex-
WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
id29 DSas ss d9r 4o5o q ss9T9sss IS ana cortnd streets
sDesbrosses and Cortana5 Streets sol g. Is Con
sng ssDIning Ca5 50 dining Csr5 525 m IL 10 ngs1
ngressionai LIN 20 a Pa1Ios s5 Ga' i11 a. M :r lSS
night dining Carr 4o5 Dining Carr. 925 p Il 10
sqs Dg GsEgN g, RAILwAv-Ezpress sc5 AS p n. 1910
N9RF9LK a5d NsS ASD wEsTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
ATLANTIc COAST IiN-Express press s55 a m and n
cREsAP s. P5IsAKE PEAK OHIO RAILwAY-s55 a. m and ass
sE.AB5oARD .5 AIR LINE-Express r. 50 D m and II 10
FOR OLD PorNT COMFORT and NoRrorx-7.s
ATIlNTf5s ATI4lNTff5cs cTTy9s a9e sb9 Z N daily 49,.
9stnToqgh yestib1led Trains Buret Parior cars and
SrSS1luafd Coaches.
M IZo5 II.
On New York Long Branch
y-thire Street Station. S55 a m 1910
80 - ~ % and 65S Sundays 9.25 g.
80 p m ltron DesbFosses and C,ortandt Streets 90
a. n 20. 230. . 40 20 5IO and 700 D m sun
Gays 80 a 5.I5 D N
FOR PHILADELPHIA
10 tDsshrosses and Cortlaudt Streets 600 725 755
ard Cs+.5-o 80. 20 - Penna Limited 1910 CDesbrosses
Carr II 5at streets lo29 Dining Carr, 1886 DINING
[eet5, ? 20 81. IS 36s 425 425 Dining Car
% % Dining Carl 555 Dining Car. T55 s25 s.55
P m IZID night Sundays. To- TS5 (no coaches)
20 800 e25 955 GArnited). 9.65 10 IS Dining carr
n l--So, l55 Dining Carr, .25 ass 4 % CDinrg
s55 % 25 'rHlng CaTl $50 Dining Carr z55, SIS
1'fSe Pet Offices Nos 46l. S45 I1os 1854 III and 2s1
e...ecWay, Astor House; West Tweutv-third Street
aton and stations Of rIesbrsses and cortIa1dt
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street as Broadway
eirsyventa Annex Station, Brooklvn: Station.
LSsy Sity. The New Transfer Cc-ruarv Efr cafl
through 10 destination - -N
road Cab Service ~ AO4 FeH'lSy1VAhI@ ENa1
J. r HITCHTNSON vroor,
General Manager e~1.-sy Foss-.- ea.t
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
NEW YORK CENTRAL

no HARLEM DIVISION
'i- a M and S:;- ?. NJ. Daily except Sunday 10
FIttSheid Sundays only go A NJ
t1ulirnan Cars all through trains
rams fllCr1in Pfntsch Light
r-Lchet crees AZ 1l3 261 aud 2I6 Broadway 2s
mon So " 275 Columbus Az I3a West 125tI g+
E % q and lSsth sc Stations, New York s3s and 72e
S-I3u I'm - aIc lHt Broadway. z. D. BROOKLYN
Telephone 800 SSth Street for New Yor Central cab
49,. t5aekage checked from residence By
GEORGE H DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

EpE I6E HESE
Leave New OF Liberty Street; South Ferry
fTynatehzu TeFnansD 5 minutes earlier.
sDaitY TExoSpt sundays fsundsyH
CHICAGO sGs0 m d4berty Street oniy) ~l.S0 p m.
PrrTsBURG. s4.so a m qSberty street onIy1. 'aOo
, NJ 4 90 D n and - B night
D. fISscISNATI sT LotFIs 5000 g. m. 200 p. n.
'l%-l' hsAT ROYAL BLUR TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE fsoo. 5000 tDinsrl.
al a. q m Diner 90 D. t1inef1 si.30 C0ner).
800 9-aloyaI Li.aisee," exclusively Pullman Train,
Dnsr ana cafsl 800 Eofrer) ETce p n. and SI2 Is
ntxhf kCRFOLK. =. 90 ,.
al trains are illuminated Pintsch Light.
S1rsrs us, I72. 2s1. 434 1900 Broadway. y Union
Es ~ Il B5uery. n. 2 $50 Fulton 81. Erooklyu:
YvbsfshsH Terminal and Liberty St Baggage ehecksd
run hotsl 81 residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
AsTRoLoGY.

MADAME BENEFITS HISTOLOGY. most
helpful on astral science. 334 pages. with
consultations. $3.50 lisa Broadway
PERsoNAL.-Advice in all human affairs.
nHcane NEIL wonderfully gifted coloTed
ci2lrvoyent and card reader. Reunites sep
arated. Racing Information Lucky charms
free. l49 West 2qth-st
NEssAOSDA. Egyptian Card Render and
scientific Palmist. Readings CSC. SOC up
wsTd. l43 West 2eth-st., ground fioor.
billiard - POOL TABLES.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new ana
second hand: lowest prices; easiest tsyms
41EA BROS. = Union Square.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PATENTS INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE patents economically secured and
pFohtably sold. INVENTORS COMPANY,
10 Nassau-st.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
A-A- HOTEL ROLAND.
5sth-st.. between Madison and Park aves
Modern hotel. with every comfort and con
venlence. DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, 81 PER
DAY. SO WEEK LIGHT ROOMS. WITH
ROOMS. wITH BOARD. si+ PER WEEK
Every room has hot and cold water. steam
hsa, and electric light, Suites. Of two and
CURED: CANNOT BE EQCALLED FOR
THE MONEY.
LExINGTON-AvE. s0T C82d-st) Hand
some large and single rooms, with board;
references exchanged; arrangements made
for season
ST. ALaANs e s1sT-sr.
Rooms single or en- suite; breakfast op-
tional; transients accommodated.
2D-sT-. 2s-2e- 81 EAsT.-Private boarding
aad apartments for small families; nrst
telephone cali 27se isthIst The aqniaE LEV
~
10 EAST 3sTH-sT., near Park-ave.-
Large room. second hoori other rooms;
references
5OTH-sT.. 20 wEsT.-A sunny suite. large
and smaller room. second aoor; other
rooms; with board: references.
1TTH-sT.. 80 wEsT-Desirable rooms
with board; highest references given and
required.
122D-ST.. $50 WEST Handsomely fur
ntshed rooms; superior table: house loca-
ton and appointments unexceptionaf; adults
only, American family
1.-e5 PARK-AvE. corner Ssth-st--Large
room hail room; parlor dining room;
elevator; reference
--------------------------
CARPET CLEANING.
CARPETS cleaned by steam, By hand or on
the foor. Careful Carpet Clearing Co.
100 5IzadTEay. AL East +sth-Et-. coz &
BRANDT Tel. -3sth.
= ACKFPMAE
steam carpet cleaning feather and mat
Telephone az Matfvcn
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
ERIE RAILROAD.
CHESAPEAKE o OHIO.

Time is Penna, r. R 2ad St Five minutes later
from Corriandt Desbrosses ST. Station:
4.55 p. M, DALLT.-F. F. v LIMITED. Solid
vestued Electric Lighted. Dining Car, PuIImans;
ctnuaff Louisville st. Louis.
S.55 A. NJ, DAIY.-western Express. Pulrnans
Dining Car Coaches.
Tickets and Sleeping Car Office Ches Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
HELP WANTED.

-~-----~--~----------~-----
rrGuas@.
AT ONCE.-Cc0hs. Mattresses, IaundFesses.
English nurse= French ladies' maids.
German Swedish help for all capacities.
buffers. chefs. kigehenmaids. AFE. G. KER-
NAGHAN, Employment Bureau. sa2 eth
ave.
TELEPHONE 2.p93 lSth-st Mrs z. NJ.
BACON The most rel!able employment
bureau IN New-forki nrss class COOKS, wait
buffers. coachmen. all references inveSft-
gated.
NURSERY GOvERNESE. 49, Refined Ger
nHn; takes entire charge OF one or two
growing chilcrsns beat city references M
Ia Box i8S. 242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

s1Ake
ATTENTION, MF1N---S6 so and few hours
light work takes ven 20 Europe: no
steamship work ATLANTIC SHIPPING
OFFICE. 2Je 2G-sS.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
MASON WORK.

EDWARD REGAIN, Mason Contractor 38G
West i5th-st-WtN estimate on setting
and repairing boilers; references
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new ant
second hand: lowest prices; easiest tsrms
MARK BROS. - Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
lIALLORY sTEAMsHIP LINES

9 F9H ASx T9TS weaassaeys. Frldeys eld SATURDAYS.
gr--e- -S5FaL and EOC&D TRIP Tickets izsued ali
a = Lezas Colorado. Arizona. caBEorn3a Mexico.
wrSs "a ga tloT1eA- SC De.gEttnl Excursions.
5st fatp ''F8ehet fsEiGe' fn4aIied
-AASL%'ttl CO.. GeA- Agts. Pier 10 z. R. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

MADAME BENNETT s AsTROLoGY. most
helpful on astral science. 534 pages with
consultations, $3.50. 15&4 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

@TgGN
THE OLD RELIABLE PIANOS.
For over 10 YEARS the standard OF ex-
ceIlenes and durability New Styles now
ready; assortment complete Some slightly
used 'Stecks at attractive prices
NO II EAST l4TH-ST.
TYPEW RETERS.
--~-~--~-~------~--~--~-
TYPEw-RTTERS new $40; RemodsIlei
ReminsUo smiths. SS5. rentals reduced /.
prompt repairing. CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. 24i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
Zeal estate inauren.

vFTANTED.-To Nay st house unfurnisAed or mr.
- West side. Dr. MESDEs. West 6ath-ss - Se'n
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

MA1R3Ig 9TEAk1@NlP CO.
DIRECT LIME TO PoRTLAeD. MAINE
Connecting with al railroa1 and stea1saip lines 30 al
Steamships Han and
Manhattan isavs Pfe= No g. z Market
Street, every Tuesday THURSDAY. Saturday p n
Steamers fitted with rOaern improvement for the
comfort and convenience OF passengers Ticket Offices No
~ Broadway, q ReRde ST. and general Office No
~ south st. opposite the Pier.
HORATI0 HAIL G. 7. NJ. 30
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

DRESS & ACCORDION PLEATtNG-
ma ATaREM@ Of every description
DING 30 " 23d St Established 30 years
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
ss.OSR
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GE1. 2. EDDY. 3es Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

DED D LINE.
~ For La Gusyra, Puerto Cabeo. Curacao and Mara
cafbo viz acao-CaIlt-g also Puerto F1ico
From Roberts Pier. BroCiiyn
s 8 PHILADELPHIA. .....-- .saturday Sept - noon
6. & CARACAS Saturday. Oct.
These superior acconraodatons for pas
BoULToN. BLISS & DALLETT
GeHeraf managers. Front ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE, patents economically secured and
probably sold. INVENTORS COMPANY.
$50 Nass7u-st
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

DFLEI-- tE NTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received Uptown once No. 242 Broadway
aa1r 1c-ra e slsrst, Until O'Clock aaTertfse-
lis rsSe-FeG rhs tcoWing bTsnc1 oeceE regular
~ rsLss E1-L o'ciock ? viz % shave.
~ zsc-st - 6tn-sve-. i2th-st. Macy's 6th-ave
-45ses AZ CoIEnlbUs-ave-, pear West 66tI-st. l0S
- z@1-sT. near fth-svei 70 Esst f4tE-st; 25T West
s serweea tn and Sth aves.s I59 East 4Tth-s 1888
ss7aVe. 5erTe 76th and 18th scs Io25 2d-ava
- .I0s Istave- ssth-s--- T5G Tre-nont-1ve.:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

GARDEN Fl Il---Sccrch. AGED 80. married.
Cae ehilG. private place. thoroughly IA
6eTstands Ercenccuses lawns. vegetables
good references. Address = JAMES WOOD.
$cr-h Broadway Ecnkers
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

Pa7sONAL.-Advice TN all human affairs.
Madame NEIL. wonderfully gifted coloTed
clairyoyent and card reader. Reunitss sep
aratsd. Racing Information Lucky charms
free. 149 West 29th-st
NEsSAOSDA. Egyptian Card Reader and
scientific Palmist. Readings CSC. soc, up
ward AZ West 29th-sf-. ground ioor.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

GARDENER ard FLORIST Age 81. mar
r-0G- no childreu- thoroughly experienced
il all branches Of w1rk CT gentleman .
place. cen care for horses. r *, sober. ho1-
est best references Address = HAESSIG.
Sc B-wery.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
DESKS d OFFICE FURNITURE.

'DANBURY' Derbies. 81: ''Danbury'
pines. 81 80: worth IS. DASBURY h
CO., - Desbrossea ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

USEFUL. MAN--Bv man. 20 AXE care %
Office OF porter n store. house
ctrv reference. VIII call 80 ashland Pace,
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

GARDENER or USEFUL. NAN. =. single.
on Ssatlenans place UaGeEstaa5s care
horses cows. lawn, roads ald driving hon-
Ers1x!I1-ave-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Anne JAC.lJIN- 60 6th-zve--Frsuch
E,Il Did yTpsut J5slas1- sCpplias select ser
vsIts. all usts- lejlsi=E, cas sC.tv. specially
French Cfe-raz9 15Eiis. nurses ks
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
furHisheo Apartments &c fet..

SQT5-sT- = S--Ezz-Eso-1aely furnished apa-t
CO sever rooms. bath steam, water. in
zsdsfe possession. accessible. JONES.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

INTERNATIONAL. DETECTIVE AGENCY.
800 Broadway. rooms TIT-TIS: teiaph me
1881 Franklin. All civil and criminal cases
attended TO by expert detectives, male and
female.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

WAITER C- Kitchen hs.Qsr n private far
lis. y japanese. who cas teen Navy or
GERS attendant Tor three yeaTs. and Ca1
give Japanese shan l00, best rsference- HO.
u Co1CorC-s--. b-c- s.yn-
WAIT En- BY man. n private family Or
general hogsev-ss reference, viii cali
ISt Ashland Place, Bro1alF1.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22
Graduating Class Organizes,

The graduating class of the Columbian Univer
sity Medical Department organized Saturday
evening by electing the following officers: Presi
dent Harry A. March, of Ohio; Vice President
Adolphus B. Bennett, OF Canada; Secretary Roy
Pyles. of the District OF Columbia; treasurer,
James Marshall of Idaho. An executive com
mittee was appointed for the year, consisting OF
Sam J. Morris OF Ohio, Harry Wood Tobias Of
Pennsylvania. and William Eastman, OF Virginia
The class at present numbers forty men.