8 XEW-YOKK DAILY TRIBUNE. SFXDAY. JAXUAKY 27. lOOT. r,OOP«. DRY GOODS. i>ky i.oon« DRY WOMX TTWTT.D. t POWER OF TIDES. tcnui.. STUPENDOUS and — STENOGRAPHER TYPEWRITE? We Sell More Two years' experience: quick and rat<». Misa P.e.labie. fit*n,h .st BrooklyrTaccol properly, armistice, of fore undoubtedly to some cosmic cause, .. regnum, or, more slack duo REAL LACES By bright They Not Over- or of STESCWRAPHKR.- ywnglady- Why Do wsVtsjr takes place and the swirl and crash cease. such as a submarine earthquake eruption Any WUI take beginner-* place, with Thin Otter Store for advancement, Hsues, 731 Amstacdaigjchan\S AllIs still, save for the crackling of congelation a deep sea volcano. Yet in certain lonely out- | la whelm Allof Man's of-the-way the sea, such as Ascension. Aye. St., N. America. as the half frozen sea strives to become solid. isles of Mail Orders Filled. 6th &23d Y. STKXOOnAPHi-.,:. erßce; a'-.lstant: Thtn comes the call of the ebb. There Is a St. Helena and Tristan d'Acunha, there occurs ncr; shorthand, bookkeeping, doublebe»>Zi Puny Ships. single entry, typewriter; would gentle seaward, partial con- at irregular Intervals a shoreward rush fcou?e; like mi movement and the sudden chance in reliable not afraid a* gelation ceases, the disunited masses begin to of the ocean, stupendous rollinghills of water work. Monroe. 304a121st street. Tke r*aest 4evi«ttt!ca c* com* «S the Duttti E«t one another. Gradually the which threaten to engulf the land. No one who bTEXOGRAPK-iR and mictrty w*v*lends •> tlrae.7 circulate round TTPBWSIrSir tHHTdSaZs by •> Udal grows definite, direction Ftra years' experience: well educated, m ImsseW to this eTtlrl. from the pea tit ttM.: e»e!l known movement moro its has ever witnessed the occurrence of the "roll- ' •-* Suilea. witter. Frank J. more settled, until the whole mass of half frozen er?," a* thry are somewhat feebly termed, can **^^ LACES T*"^^"^"^ ,, M^"^^™**^^'>**^»sss^ water Is rushing resistless!)' on its way to the any idea of their terror striking aspect. REAL IsisTtrht parts of the world where obstruction have again, leaving behind it the barren, forbid- smooth, In accordance with our custom we ma ugurate, beginning Monday, our yearly DOMISTIC SITUATIOJCS WAXTSTX «ftar ebstroctlon Is offered to the incoming tide ocean They occur when the sea is fairly Just " ding bed of the great bay to its misery of loneli- » ftrages aM foams Its way Into the Indentations furrowed by the usual winds, and there is ap- sale of ness and utter — •fthe land, and Itscoming and going are marked desolation. parently no reason to expect anything out of BUTLER. attendant to aa Inraltd* And now we come to one of the most extraor- Japanese, thoroughly experienced; strtctiy tsj same sound and fury as character- the common order of things. sober: hjn-st. oblislns; references. F." x , moan the of the way and at 131 £aat "* • torrent, only, of course, upon a dinary cases the world can afford Then suddenly, any warning, will ap- Real French Irish Lace Novelties Mall 271aSt. las Trm?n—ft* another, without vastly grander scale. Of such places one of the In which one tidal wave can neutralize r.ear in the offing a huge wave reaching from And assure those who annually wait for this important event that it eclipses ATT\u25a0 NDAXT. COMPANION to taval'.ar one experienced, educated, gentlemanly; a,- chief la the Bar of Fundy. in British North that causes the observer to stand and won- one side of the horizon circle to the other, trav- customed to travel; .New Tort rc.srenceev gulf amazing developments aU previous efforts inpoint of variety, quality, magnificence and'economy. We Graham. 63 Lexington aye. America. Tb» entrance of this is exceed- der at the of th« forces elling shoreward at a tremendous rate of speed. — ingly narrow, being almost blocked by the of nature. In South Western America, wide CHEF. First class 1ranco-Amertran; Vessels at anchor lie right in its fateful path, import our real laces direct in greater quantities than most wholesale houses and colored; ilglai Islands, open southeast, estuary best references; establishment aZ Grand Manaa yet the opening seaward to the lies the great and no seamanship may avail to enable them good private) family. Address Ceper.' lS 4th aye. Is vary wide. Into this great bay the tidal wave of La Plata. River. It Is a hundred and to avoid its awful Impact. The few minutes Our Retail Prices Average as Low as Other Dealers Pay — HUs majestically until It meets with the ob- fifty miles wide. and. compared with it, the COOK. Allarr.und; dinner; strictly Intervening between its first appearance and restaurant sober* atTDotlng Islands, and then itrages and tears Us opening Bay Fundy Our buyer has just returned to Xew York on the Kronprinz from an ex- or lunchroom. Bowar. 70 Eu of the of is but a creek. the shock of its arrival seem like hours, but gi» St., lircokl n. way fast— sn them and the promontory of Nova They face the same way—nothing ob- both they pass, it strikes, and the bay la filled with tensive tour of all the lace-making centres of Europe, and our collection of rare iFARMER^ Hungarian, college graduatv' **"—*\u25a0 at aa enormously accelerated rate. Hav- structs the full Ingress of the Atlantic tidal experienced in all branches of the debris of ships, the shore is a welter of small farm t» manage. Alex fanr.'nVjjX ingpoured through the narrow channel between wave. Yet, whereas, as we have seen In and elegant laces surpasses any ever brought to this country. This great sale Gaul. the boiling foam, and the people, gazing spellbound Lenox avenue. tha Grand Manaa and Bryer Islands it rushes Bay Fundy to of the tide rise the amazing again as knowing the result. By on until It finds another inlet inviting It, the with terror, breathe is the GARDKNKR— man anil wtf«a height of sixty feet. In the estuary of La rule waves, the man experienced gardener, ail branch*1' Basin of Mlnas. worst. Contrary to the usual of $80 Real Ajpllqce to r\rs Cluny cis- _-xq wife flrnt class cook; references. Joam Plata there Is practically no tide at aIL The generally the most se- E 3 . Lace Maler. Oliver's Mills.Perm. Intothis Itturns at a rapid pace, as ifremem- first of these rollers is ?.i,S!acesss BriialVeils, 40.0U Scarfs, ""/.VO by four others, 2« 24.9B Lace Trimmed j Ithas do in the time vere. It is followed three or GARDENXirt—COOK.—Man and wt>i~ni(ie> bertag how much to short Real princess Robes; very Real applique lace Bridal Veils. Real Cluny lace trimmed experienced gardener, all branches; «;;•» diminished, the damage is done by lace Scarfs; stneCtad to It, when suddenly Itmeets with the much but full skirt and waist patterns 20x54 Inches. first oiaaa cook: references. Audresa Joia pioneer. Then sea its normal aiaier. Oliver's Mills, P*. very narrow strait between Cape Blomldon and the the resumes complete. Cape Eharp- fury no aspect, and the observers are left wondering Hani Princess GARDENER.— By German. in private Now Its knows bounds. Kade c«• -5 Real Duchess and « ,i> « ily; horses, cows, faai come, and what f\ 1 understands poultry* The Incalculable mass of water piles Itself up why this great visitation has Lass Collars, 'TII.OV Berthas,ea* o well recommended: married, one child, if. ?i.Lacc 19.9 Yon fcT*-i^. P. -lU, in hurry to get is the cause of It. while seamen call it a tidal Valenciennes Lace O. Box C*iarhurisV \u25a0ntsmaii those two bluffs its mad Anc Hand-made princess lace Yokes Real Duchess and point lace iLong Island. forward until the sight may be sssa of dry land wave. Ailovers, yard, OV Berthas; sweep and Collars; value $2.00; at $1.50. full and worth |G.\nw:.\Kr. b><-nfh. married; on gentle* only yards Well, nothing of the origin $30.0<> man's private pace a few hundred ahead of a volume of since is known Valenciennes laco Allovers; IS each. I In the country; el,*-. dairy Is • gardening sum] water deep enough to float a line of battleships. of these manifestations, perhaps one nnnie is as wide; pattern?, landacs; inches small and '| rustic work: understands eara of a'r'istlentm This great wave rushes up the estuary, fillingall good as another, only, if the tidal wave which worth $1.25 yard. $1.00 Fancy Net Real IrishCrochet c vn aq best referent Atidreui Louis Page. a enc • H street. Washington. 1713 the creeks and bays, until it rrachc* the head of rolls around the world twice In every twenty- Allcvers at 69c and &V la:e AUovers, yd^ iiV O Cobequld Bay. Horton Bluff and Windsor. It always itself in Fancy Allovers; fig- I>al Irish crochet lace All- HOUSEWORK in «ent!»wian"9 anßrttrer.% four hours were to manifest net small or small family, by i>o,' seems almost Incredible, is a fact, at say very $8 Real Pt. Vecise q design's; overs; worth $S£oo a yard. Ja?«iies<t: baa but It that such a fashion it is safe to that little $3O»yO ured 45 inches wide. reference. KssSSSBBt 41 Oast 18th str-et. Horton Bluff the tide rises sixty feet above low- No, Borders, shipping business would bo carried on. Lace Baby :JAPANE3S. experience* butler. <l»slrea water mark. Real Point Venlse Lace Box* Real Ir!si $1 q place la private family, w!'.