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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28
California CatR.Cure.

The only guaranteed cure for
catarrh, cold in the head, hay fever,
rose cold, catarrhal deafness and sore
eyes. Restore the sense Of taste and
unpleasant breath, resulting from
catarrh. Easy and pleasant to use.
Follow directions and cure is war
nnted, 10y all druggists. Send for
circular 10 ABIETINE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Oroville, Cal. Six
months treatment for 81; sent by
mail, Sllo, For sale 10y d. w.
Matthews y Co., lO6 State street,
Snlrm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

4 PECrLIAB CASE.

The viii of Robert Ady, deceased,
wa. admitted to probate to-day by
County Judge r. &. shaw. The
viii wa- executed ON the 2oth day
rf December 1879, with John liooter
and Ca-par Zom %. wimc--e-. II
be1ueath- hi- estate a- follows.
Irgarir- tocarh Of seven children pl
live dollars each, tU DE- pad out "l
nrocrcd- Of the sale Of personal
urpr.rty. all the real c-tut" consist
ing of ouc-hulf Of "a donation land
claim, and nppurtnnanccs lhII'I"' u,
to his two eldest -uu- Allroh j.
and Jo-cph ~ Ady. ON the ,ih
dnv Of September 1850, MI Ady dis
npianrcd from hi- home at cham
pDrg and hu- not since rclufhcu,
nor been heard irum bE
his mnily and the petition OF ms
son. Alfred 7. Ady, asking that the
estate be- admitted to probate set,
forth that it i- generally believed
thnt lac IL dead. 4 gentleman from
ChnmpOcg informs ~ that ruilior
hns reached him that Mr.. Ady H.
still alive and living on q farm over
in British Columbia, bat this b gen
orally disrrcditcd us hi- health was
very poor ut the time Of his dl-hp-
pcnrnncp, aud the ucighbor~ are OF
iho opinion that iu temporary al-
ur the mind hc wandered of
aud died loo some place unknown.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28
Benton county Democrats.

The democratic convention fol
Benton county met at Corvallis last
Saturday and nominated the follow
ing ticket; Representatives, II. w.
b. Smith, NJ. NJ. Davis; commits
siouerS, \. Logan, Caleb Davis;
sheriff, VIM. Mackey; treasurer, NJ.
:. Neugass; superintendent of
schools. j. j. Bryan; assessor, r.
Skipton; surveyor, \. J. Porter. No
nomination was made for clerk, the
convention deeming it folly to place
a candidate in the field against Hon.
Bush Wilson, who has held the
office of county clerk for twenty-siX
years, and who will no doubt secure
the nomination this time.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28
IN NENORIAM.

Mrs. Orle. whose maiden name
was Myers, was married to Chas. l..
Oole i'm Adams county, H., October
: 1857. soon after coming To this
state consumption laid its fatal hand
ON her, and despite all that medical
-xiiI and kind treatment OF lONeq
ones could do, she sank rapidly ana
pas-ed away sunday, March ~
ISss. at lO:45 p. III. Deceased was a
member of the VI. +. church ana
for wears led a consecrated christian
iife' ! had the pleasure of visiting
her few times during her sickness
and found her trusting in christ,
perfectly resigned to the ruling OF
am all-wise providence. When she
found that death had claimed her,
with fortitude begOtten Of faith, she
said to her weeping friends: 81 am
ready TO 20" and so died in great
peacp. We laid her to rest in the
beautiful !. O. o. f. cemetery. y
large concourse Of sympathiZlng
friends followed the remains to the
tomb.
Thou art gone to the grave but we will
not deplore thee, ,......,,i,,,
Whose God was thy ransom, thy guafuith
and guide, .,,
He gave thee-he took thee-and he Will
restore thee,
And death has no sting for the savior mas
died.
w. ROLLINS.
NT,Vs.h 1908
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

Nc-iyruuy afternoon while the
eldest -ou of II. II. savage "f~outh
-Mrm. was engaged boz narrowing
his mthcr- garden. the team became
frightened and ram away dragging
him along by the rrlu-. The hpr-
row wu- iu SOME way overturned
aud one Of the sharp teeth struck
the lui uu the check and entered tp
the bone tearing q w-h which sew
erred the middle lobe of the ear and
tore the upper half OF thut member
rum hi- head, with tine exception
Ola ulrpiyarul skin and urtllugr
40 the top llrul-u received several
scalp Wuuud-md numerous bruises
about the body. nr W. II Byrd
whowu- called iu, replaced the ~cy-
erred ear and it is hoped that 1t will
grow into pllry uuuu, although ii i-
-u terribly torn that it will take %
long time tur the ~ury tu heal and
There i- great danger of yry-Dpyu- or
-bmy other disease setting boz. This
morning tho boy Was resting u- easy
n- could br expected
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28
LIST or DELEGATES.
A Complete and Reliable List oi
Delegates to the Republican
County Convention.

For the convenience and inioElila-
tiop Of the delegate and members
ofthc republican county convention
we reprint the following list OF
delegates. compiled from reliable
sources:
Eo.t Sllcm.-David Simpson, {.
y NIoorc-. f.. VI. LAHORE, J. {.
Gi,yrr I'd. y. Edes, Henry
Roger. II. 3. Brophy, j. y. Nc
. CuiIy .Iohu Van Eaton, II. j. kcl-
Ter. g.. W. johnson, w y. culver
Warner Brrvman. AL Graham, Geo.
+. Good. j. b. Starr, j. G.. wright
Claude Catch, l.. Kuhn, +. Royal
owen Hutton, Geo. II. Burnett
Geo. Collins.
-nlem.-Cha- Ciaggctt, II. staple
ton. T.. l.. l.. johnson, James Mead,
l.. R. -HnsOn, NJ. j.. Chamberlain,
IL. Patterson, J. q. Wilson, Roht.
Ford. II. =. Jordon, +. J.. Town
send, Dr. l.. l.. Rowland, T.. g.
Gross, Jap Mimic, j. W. Crawford
North Salem Jacob OgIc, Jesse
Macy If. W. Cottlc, NJ l.. Kcizcr
J. Mccormick, 4. VI. Clough, VIII
hard Martin, j. +. Mccoy.
South salem r. II. Mclntire,
George Goodhur, w. II. Armstrong,
NJ. q. Lane, Adam Ohnart, VIM.
stevens, A. W. Dragcr Robt Jud-
son, Ab. Hod-on.
Jefferson. l.. y. Thomas, \. d.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

Win cmmrudahlc taste part of
the Albany depot grounds are being
improved aud htautihcd and will
~uuu blossom the rose. Ii the
q. ~ G. would give Salem decent
depot az "a Standardization, the same
should boz done here. But no one
hus amy heart to tiN uparomd such
an out of the way barn yIs the pres
vut depot
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

SAI.EM. Mnrrh " lsSs

'NLt.M' MaIth - lNNS,
The Portland laundering and
Manufacturing company, app, vs..
the city of East Portland. resp. an
peal nom Mulnomah county, ar
gued and submitted, Moreland q
Masters, attorneys for app. ]. Y.
Beach aud II, and T.. h. Williams.
attorneys for resp.
Motion 10 dismiss appeal in the
case of John Schmeer and SoDhia
kirchort respondents, vs., Anna
SShmcer appellant appeal from
Multnumah county. Cause ON trial
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

As will bc seen 10y am advertise
mcnt In another column the concert
to hc given 10y the musical society of
Willamette University has been
definitely SGT for "Wednesday cvrn-
ing, April sth, The entertainment
Will take place I'm the University
chapel An excellent programme
has hVn arranged, and the concert
should hy well patruui1cd.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28
CHENEEETE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2S, lSSS,

f. \. Hyde, =. F.;J. :. Purdone,
Gervais; w. j. Roe, n. V; J. V.
Beach, Portland; Ben Daty, :. f.;
BenC Irvine, st Louis; ID w GOder,
Silvcrton; G Parsons, Des Moins,
Iowa, Mrs Sheppard, Portland; p w
Ellis, Woodburn; VIM Frasier,
NJ f Mulky, Mrs Hope, r NJ
Donovan, j f Valentine, Portland;
+ J Bachelor, : f; VIM Donst.
\ Coulage, f p Whitlock, Silverton,
} b Ford, Dallas, +. j. Block,
+ w Hausaw, \ Barscle, Portland;
Mrs Thos Richmond, Dallas; Jas T
kitchan, Jno + Miller, Linkville.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

Chpucc Crane, who had his face
and eyes seventy powdcr-hurucd
several days ago, and who has since
hgvu confined to his bed from the
viivvt thvpoL Is uuW able to sit up
and his physician hopes that hcwih
IN ahic to hv cat iu few DAYS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

Dr. j. W Cusirk, wife and
daughter returned to-day nom their
southern California trip having
been ub~nt three months tou duN.
Although they had u delightful
trip they vNpp~s great pleasure at
hYug home again, and their many
ulyud- au' glad Ju ~v, them hark
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

luuh Boo ut ~wigyr Rp>. for
genuine bargain, iu foot wurc for
ra,h. Complete lines ot the best
Essls Boo the market Cut rate,
apply tovyvNlhiug u the leather
lluy until their rmo>al to the Geo.
a. t,ai stand.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

IhyIsuplc dymand that yuu ~clcct
Wyu ui ior thy ,ar.ou, oiNvy~ and
dNy N~UvJ nupIyaWuyt~ demands
that candidates JyIygat,~ aud Notrr,
AI,Ny ~uuu,d WCg Jhu~c uvW suits
gust DovINvd aJ g.. ". Iuhu~ou',.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

Nv,,rnvT kuuN,T N,rl,nia,
uiad, th, tulluvlug appHuWtu,. u,
u0lsri,r pubhy " N ~mfzu.
huls = a. kilgiu Portland. W
~ hgu~n, hudlytou. " ~
hontf Echo. ~ a. hruNu.
Arlington.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

Articles ul interpretation ul the
'l"n,,r NJ. D. ChuDh ut 81 Johns.
"'o. N,-t,nay b'rd lu thy oni,y of
.'i, ~'rJrN ui stale, Interpretations.
! h 'hlwWu D.. a. llau~,u John
N,"WNilNN NJluyutpuINrJN. N-rl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

lhr,UpNWy our, hyld uo session
'o''al 'hy adjournment being out
vi NslSyt to thv m,mury uf Chigf
y"''i'v Waite Whu-g funeral ovur
to-day
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

The dlDctors of school district
No a have let a contract Tor setting
roW oi tp~r around the North
Salem school grounds 20 Dan
Maguon,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

IIl' t1Nn talt Jhat you yau grt
the es''' value tor yvur money Ia
lhv sh & ne in the city al Staisrr
hr's, unul amer their psmoVal
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

h. :, Flvmmiug, who was com-
m,ttod 60 tho Asylum frm Multi
uonah county ou the 18th uf F.hru.
arN, divd at that Institution ON
Monday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-28

This mornings overland train was
thnee houn late, having been de-
Iaincd In the Siskiyous by a balky
engine on the up grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

EOACHMAN.-By a careful city driver
- and an excellent groom Of long expert
ence years city reference from last en-
piovcr: VIII BE- highly recommended in
every respect; strictly temperate; city or
county. Can or a-iIcs5 CCACUMAN,
23G West 5lth-f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

-. Me-. 1,,.r rxpy-pART r-Tssore Allen. u
as -sg g10 1863 3f- 1903, SOL aN i"v'' WV 49,
l5q iO7i 1916 $40. All, 1851, 9io' 80 'l' -.
COMMON PtEAs-TRAL TERH-EAhr IL i''i''o sN''fr
C. Nos 9Ss, lO4l -,
cry corvr-qrr.L TEEM-PAFr TBef,fc Nc Adan S5f9io
eiort eausas-NOs L}UJ 62', 2ytJ @Jl- eii -et' fIi
3Gqg 2g5g 27I5 2242 1875 -G.5, 4s4', <'o1 z',o' 49,.
sfTg 277i 2725 273O. 2sl9 Z1Di
CRY counr-TRIAL TEEai-PAHr IL beiorc bror ~,
e;orf ,rses-gos 25jG 200 1888 zt'' -51 go 800
1852 2sg2 2fal. 2i62 aa1I TX @,'' -''V $50 -''
9i5g 2-s3 gs4I 2s2} 2s-3, $50, ooi
CITY couRr-TnAL TERN- PART tiioseioTe -lf't' "
short No 25ld 26J2 1920 4ii3, -ni1, 4yi 4's
OLD 5752 352l 27iG 1861 3ltJ $780, 2Dsi l555. U.s.
26l2 2f4I 900. 1912 ZS41, 2'ol.
COURT o. OYEE TEHMiSER-beioro van Hf'p| . "--
Assistant district Attorney parkcr.-Ho. l.
court or G. TNERAL SESSIONS PAST I-beioIe hssaho .
and District Attorney Fellows -N's J.. o., ~, ,...s.-
Tof-pr On GgyTNAL SESSIONS PART II.-Beiore eiffr-
sleeve J. ana Assistant District Attorney Jefon'-Nos ID
a. inclusive 49, -, NJ. ,,.--t., Z
and Assistant District Attorney COZ Nos W - 'N'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

No as-Brdgo; Collins sdmlnstrztrix respondent ACT
the New-York Ncw-Hsven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany, appellants.
No 555-Willlam Plttman. administrator. respondent
AIT Henry H. Hall and others. appellants
No 779-Celia J. Donahue appellant. art. the State
OF Now-York. respondent
No. L3o5-Arthur X. O'Hara respondent, sgt the
State OF New-York. appellant.
Tho following j. the day calendar OF tic Court OF Ap
pcas foE December "A:
Nos. 90, lci 20 I0G 1o7. 1os III. and 1oa
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Washington. Dec. 13.The proceedings IN the Supreme
Court OF lhe United States to-day follows:
No 127-Jsues T. Sargent 90 A. administrators etc.
appellants, az Edwin X. Burgess. Argued.
10. l2e-Iho Union Pacific Railway Company appel
liant, agt Maria W McAplne, q al. This cause sub
sttutcd for NJ. no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

ALAG ss.s 42l5 1925. $751; 1913 44ss 4ilt 444o 1908
39lg 1914, 46S3. 4i45. -. NJ. p....
SUPREME -CfRcUT-PART IN'-booio be"oh 81
C,aar on Hounak The Mayor. sc.
srREoaATE's COURT-Bofors Ransom, s-Nlls OF Augusta
y fraustol at 10 a. M. Elias Kahn Al = d m ~ -.
tor r5bate wills n r Br0si ". Bgrnes ana Hermach
"a m. A Graul and H. OiCn0ux, l05v h lni w ~ Nalr
"a m yenarsdaie II "a M + n Lloyd. 1870 O m
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECfAL TEAh-Beior9 4IHah MO
fi0us ,,.,,~. csao-,,,
cas- on. O'Roiliy Acwfork Elevated ii"+" o. No
gav calendar. r.t,-o ~.
~ f5ol 9sG 1916 800 1880 GjS, o73, llOt 49, 1888,
1923 1915 49,, 49, ~ Adt,,r,.. to-
'n ssrprBion coURr-TEAL TEg-PARr TIT-Adourned for
t srp p couRr-TaAL TERM-PARr ry-Adourned for
'Cov,sox prrAs-GExzRAL TERN tourned for tho term
Coygoy PLaAs-sPECrAL TEEM-beoIe Van hoeseh' J.-Mo
tons ,--,,, u.fo-. poors,s-c- 7
Ms As. 3d. 9, is, 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
THE COURTS.
sHE FoUND sHN HAn MARR1ED A NEGRO

George and Mary a. Cooper have been husband and
qife since May q, 1855, when they married IN
Rrooklyn She says that when he asked her to marry
him she inquired particularly whether he had any
negro blood IN his veins, and DE assured her that he
had not and that he was Portuguese. After the mar
rage she learned that he had negro blood IN hs veins
She then refused % live with him. and sued him IN the
Supreme Court for The annulment Of their marriage.
The case was sent 10 Referee Francis A. Marden. be
fore whom testimony taken supporting the wiio's
allegations, which were not contradicteo by Cooper
The rcpor, o. thc referee filed Yesterday in tho
supreme Court lie finds that Cooper IS a colored
man; thai le induced Merry 20 marry MIN by false
represents and that tie marriage should be an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Gitnaticns iOanteo---fem1le

L
Z AUNDRESS.-A nrstclass worker
i wishes $50 hing and ironing at htf
home; - cents, 80 cents and - certs a
dozen. ANNIE BOYLE, AL East lJ.h--..
/ NURSE. Nc.--by Weu-rec0mmended
y North-Geun9n good seAme.frse LAt
incedlewOrker. machine stWlr, 90 growing
children city res f'nce "a oD.eciloh ~
tfs country. NJ. BRICK, IL 3d-aYc., near
l1th-st
eI UeSE. WAITRESS, 6c-Bv a young
y gri as nurse, or Waifress or chamber
work Address Miss EMILY ffNl LII
Westneid, Union County, r. J.
~ UKsE Gc.-By competent seamstress:
y understands growing children; make
clothes; willing to make herself useful;
years city reference III 1Qth-ave.
NJ URSE.-By capable Fronchwoman as
most experienced nurse for baby or
little children patient and IN every WY
! trustworthy; highly recommended. Cal at
COZ 6th-avc., ups~ifs, Nine. JACOUIN'S.
/ ~ URSF.-By middle-aged woman % take
care OF al invalid lady or gentleman;
will make herself useful well IecOmmcn led.
Call az 800 East 39th-st.. 81 hoor.
n URsE.-By an experienced Scotch
= woman TO infant or young children;
competent 10 take entire charge willing TO
20 South for the winter; best city rcfogenc
Address go Pfo,peci-aye., 5. Brooklyn.
HURSC.-By Pro.esant woman thor.
fOugilv c0mpctan AT; good city reference;
n objection TO the country. 4. 4. Box q.
tribune 1pto"n OIice, i.23S Broadway.
~ ALEsLADX by young lady IN bakers
- cor fancy rIof.. Df any light business.
Adlfes- REFERENCES AND SECURITY,
I-i1uae O-ce.
r,EWING.-By a respectable woman a.
- home or Uy tho day city references.
Aiiress BENNEIT, lt3 East l5th.st
- rINOGRApHEE.- a young ladv SIC.
- nograPher aai ,'pewr.te.rr.:, expa ,rieucel
salary moderate. Address WILLING 200
spcuccr-st., Brooklyn.
- TENOGRAPHEE and TYPEWRITER
~ by an experienced young lady O. res
permanent position. Address REMlNG-
roNIAN Tribune oaice.
- LAalaTRTes good operator;
~ Mouir i-. of gf making; 80 cents
day. sEAMsTHE,s, 1873 lth-avc.
/ -, EANsTREss and LADY's MAID.-By
.,iie6ces. 30 Eas, 27th-st
/ s, EAMSTHESS.- a hrstc.ass drass-
- uaaer and s.ress; would Ike moro
work ln families by d1y or month; refer
cac.-. Address =. j., l-2 Yves 2id-.t.
- IA1lsT tt-,s.-Bv woman who wants eu-
- cacom nt- 5.l-ave. lc-rrence'. Al
I-s7 81. o.. IoN So, Tribune Uptown once
J. -a' B-o1I. ii.
stEAMsTBI SIS. by a midlle-aged wom9n
- on. -s e1 un.cfs-lna, n. KIN J.. oi sow
Ing; cood references I43 West i3d-sr
/ - TFNOGRAPUER-By an experienced
- r'srr,,r.,..,.. ana fvnas.rIf.r. g. .rre,upuf-
once ure 7erf.I. moderate salary Al iefer.
.-ers r-.,r % s.-rfover AIj-0.s fer
fbree davs x TrIl.nne Omee.
'.- -. -.'
/ ft'IPINit BY young loly moder-
afn ~ Bennington machine. IL
J.. hIDDDNI-D, $50 West 81. h-St
rrATrpr-. NV ----~ r-l,i-b pr7fe5-
~ fr,f a. -.iI.. v,.r r00f cftv
..,-,---. .....- . ..,...t-.. .-c-. < y
H. i,.. .. ....'.l,.,~ 80
A.-'-. '-
ASUIH1.-A respectable cOl0red WON
" ar vts.., -,a. hing or days WORK: clty
Up Harlem: at..cu.es MARY gEAIE
1877 sV.s. ojth-s. b.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Gorscs, Carriages, Ctr.


A BY VAN TAssTLL ( KEARNEY,
ACCTIONEERS,
at their NEW :, M-iAiA9AoIH AUCTION
$50 and 1872 EAST isTH-sT. and 125, 127
and 10 LAS. l-IH->I. bot. I'D and
REGULAR 5 SIH AV y HORSES. CAR.
R1HGFS. HARNESS., BLANK ETS,
sLlEIGHS. ROPES, SC &S:Gcfn,v -. =,
Full descriptions can be found IN Gaia
logue at sale
ALL ENTRIES must be made not latu
than DAY previous TO sale.
STORAGE.
Carriages, Slelghs ana wagons OF all
kinds taken On storage. owner. can put
price on same. 20 Doe sofa az private sale.
NLEVEN young. chunky horses, suitable
~ Tor aav bus. Iess ego upward week.
Trial allowed. EXPRESS STABLE, 2i2
C'h-sr.. rca- Eowcy.
HUMPHREYS VETERINARY sPB,
- CIFlCS-Jsa1 by ell owners % h0re9s
ana cattle. complimentary copy OF T..
Wumrhrcve' Veterinary Manual 800 paresJ
ca treatn nt and care on nestle aniMa -
sent FREQ. AddrCss HUMPHNEYS, NED
JCINE CO.. lOJ Fulton-st. New YORK
Z NEWTON VAN NESS & CO.,
-. 100 CiANhEHS-eI
Ofer high grade horse goods suitable fol
holiday presents.
HARNESS
Fine co1en. coupe. i-rurham, light double
and rI gle I1nd harness
SADDLES AND bNIDLLS-
for PARK, hunting, steeplcchosing and
racing.
Dress under harness and quarter blanEets
made 90 meas ufe.
Whips mounted IN elegant designs.
FUR ROBES
Hudson Bay wolf, Ied fox, and japanese
wolf
BILLS AND SADDLE
CHIMES
uerges- ar1 -lo'ah piumes IN endless
variety aed lew etyns
Tle LARGEST and lnndsomcst assortment
. t.r.a n..fa Ir Tine world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

Argument was heard by Justice Andrews IN the
Supreme Court, Chambers. yesterday, on a motion
made on behalf Of wihemina Kirst TO require Carl A.
kirst TO give her alimony and counsel fee pending
her suit against him for absolute divorce Tho
decision was reserved
Judgments 10 the amount OF s34,957 CO were en-
tered in the Supreme Court yesterday in favor Of the
Western National Bank against selieman, Ilerts & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Gi!uations Uantco---l .laIes.


y ABLE writer. one-holf Of whose time.
3 is probably. a.ed, wi.aes. iaFtnesff el.-
,n4-al eng ireuenI No-.l to-i-lel Il HD IA. u
Co.. Di-ct, lt-ao L4Ya1W '5.
GENTLEMAN OF MIDDLE ACE.
Il Aaym- ip-t bus position through s.ca-
ness, f. ucslrDus OF mixing eng e.a-nl
.-iu rl io-l-. lu--r 0f co4I5itA.A I'D some
B. p.U-...e ceti.4l clp1ctTi is -.s
business experience; sa-ify not 70 lauD- o,-
~. g. .l-l.-.e O,.ce.
,.........,. 90, ----------- d..
4 49,, .SS p &c., r,orrr',
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r-..I. A.fr.s- 'or au.iy 4. sWLEI, 3lJ
fr-. ofll--L
c,,,-,,r,.- ,.,ri. % Two vr,,r, mon.
"A energetic. I.Ao1le. so.i harjwar.
ana machinery men. ana practical 4clihiol
ARA fguairman. solicit COZ ,ooldence N..h
'-.'. r.5 p 0f,'e "
lie I-e- W Moth Ctl-st, b. Louis.
5Io.
rr,-t-,-r, ,---, ,r ,.gp.F -D, n t-ou.
Il -.,--.-,,.- Iaf ~,rrr,v coa,netont
v9gne ,.l1. a. attend .s, or uir,s % au ln-
fal1 .- elderly gem. ..fi no objection 10
TIE counuy. 'al. % -.-.-'s - OOSA-OS'
40- otn-a's., ~ BOO.
YOUNG Ma 'n desires situation;
a yruffro q. RI .rr .g CIT PETER.
SEN care of A Ulr,a iiG ElIrldqe.st.
ZOr-N1 nan desi-os situation I'm nj.
! TgfS trr.y or boarding houal: city Or
CLINTON Pace -
WN. L. UAETUNG,
4. Expert Accouutant and Auditor, go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

TIE COURT or APPEALS.
Albany y y Dee 13-In the Court Of Appeals to-
day tho following business causes were argued:
No 9s1-The Mayor etc. Of New-YosA CITY, respond
ents aat the Dry Dock. East Broadway and Battery HAN
road Company. appellant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

! NOACnMAN and GROOM 81 married
- man 30 family understands his duties
thoroughly; is q careful city driver; willing
s.I obngngi o years cii- i'iercnce itom
address COACH-IAN, $50 West 52d-st-,
Room 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Brooklyn.

ITO LET. BROOKLYN.-Eleva brown
4 stone. stories. l. rooms go Clinton
s... between Congress and Warren; Il. 900
only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

EOACuMAN.-B single m1n thorough
u ~ understands the care " horses and
carriages careful driver good rider. II Re-
quired: also. can take charge o. steam fur
nacc best references last empower can be
seen In this city. Address J. H.. 332 fth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
corRr cALENpARs-To.pAY.

No 12o-Elslo White, ct al appellants, agt Frederick
W. Coi1hanssn. Argued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

grOsIEKY BUYER, ti0iou liy Da-
4 tent having c0nslI fIl.f Fti.It-
erce ana particular good tasr, i- ou.H .lf
,lgagcMent references l.um l..ll
houses. HOSIERY. l4lJure Uptown ~
Ffa 20, UroldWaF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Real estate il)anleo.

WANTED. To buy for cash dwelling
w OF business paving 13 or more per cent
rent Address CASH, Tribune Uptown
Oaiee, 23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Boar0 i1anteo

FAMILY OF 4 ADULTS want rooms
a with good board. Address y. ID. c..
Tribune Omce.
vTOUNG NAN. good family. wen bied
i wishes room and board with refined
private family, ia Madison-ave. between
18th and 10Th SITS. Address Box 3s Trb-
une Clice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

w AFTER os VALET.-By a young Ere-
~ li-huan. Apply Oh ANDREW WILL
lAMS, care N John Hone, IT,, O. NeW-st.
from 10 10 IL a. ll. o. 2 % 4 p. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
5!lisceildneou5.

4 LBERT g.. SPENCER. o7G 6th-ave.,
~ near 15th-st. J. st3r. on umbrellas made
% order. recovered repaired and for SAFE
cheap all klnls u cane WorG. SIX, Il all
up.
DVFRTISTMENTs rOE THE NV
a Y XIX TEIBl NJ WILL BE- HI
CEIVED At TIE UPTOWN OFFICES,
so. j. obs Broadway. corner Thirty nrst--t.i
..ul p. IL. so Broadway, between
Twenfv-s c0r1 ans Twenty -tlirl .t-,
uutu 5 p. ~; go Wet Tw,u'y-thh1-
corner E.ehth-aye. l52 SiXtn-avc. iJ3
ThIrd-nye.. corner Forty vcnth-,-. l.t-I
Th.I1-ave.. near >iXfy-frst--t. J iO@
Elrst-aye. JOG West Forty seconded.
Ninth-ayc. ana >iXtT.eightl-st. ana 90 Lib
er y--t, and tae HARLEM OFFICE. l-1
East ono Auutf.I-o"l- cnty-lith-st.- -. ~
@ p. In.. at le-Iiar o'ic, rates
AIRS. KNOEPTFL's Ast-r prevent. dan.
VA druT SOD ItcHInr. cues headache,
A-oDs hlle fIIm tuning gray; lu fac..
everything uot aiming 20 fhe h1ir 80. @lj
Fast o.th-sf. between ]. ana 81 aFrs..
y. y. Parties served no tA'r own residence.
- - Haler-. Sr.rl.'-. % 1870 O.,
1873: Century. St. Nicholas and an leading
Magazines bought; also many frou9fnfs ri
iha -1me f9i eaIr SILK s.. 1fT Gth-cye.