davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09

PROV1SlONs-Hog pr ducts experienced tho usual du.
the close the week Pork ruled and
cS Mesa quoted si5 ISIS ST. Short Clear Sic
SlJ Oh Extra Pri"e III 10; Phi a- Ness nominal Fam
ily Mes. SIS 6rasl6 o......BEEF-was quiet. 40 "
anl unchanged. City Extra India Ne. IN tc', sl5S
fl.i; ss.s IS 23 Fanny Me., 50 Oosss 90.
PICKLE Bellies quoted - n 7c 7c for do Shoulders
l0a Picklsa Hams Smoked Meats III &C for ans
AID ~, Tor shoul .rs DDLES-Slow a.d nominal.
iARDEMarkei suffered a slight today in Keeping With
Without leading 70 ACTIVITY The closs however was
steady with slight recovery Spot 10 ruled dull
heIyy western steam quoted 7s6 CITY Steam dull aud
Continent soc. south Amsrc.. January closing SEE
l,5o5 tcs Tehruary 7sl G7S1c closing 1sio 1855 tcs
Mareh S.sn ak "SIe Apr.i closing 7osc,
Juns sO79silc.. closing Bose. $40 tcs. July, Sl20
i4c closing ~ BU TIER III adj moderate
as general aud prices were well maintained Elgn
state dairy hrkins tubs p d27c Welsh tubs 10
023c hrkins AMI tuba l6d.4ci hrkns lSd22c
Imitation creamery lsS25c; Western dairy. ij1lyc
STATE factory ial2c including fancy white l2-9y.c
colored lie; latter fAncy sep ember; skins
Mestern factory. IL lac GGes.Near BY Is 2ec.
sUGAk-sales OF about TO0D Tags BrsEils anoat were
reported basis OF il6e for $50 and Ole for $50
SPOT quotations however, were not changed a.
Moasses 5.iGc fer fsr refining &c fer Centrifugal
Refine quiet and unchanged Que atisns: Cut Loaf Sc
Crsshei Cubes 7'sc; Pswdsrsd Iva sai Grasuated
standard. braided cosfecuonsrs. 6Gsei Conss % a.
63c sc; White Extra C. oOhcd6'.ci Extra O. 67sa 6c
c. 5ssa SIC; Ysllsw. 6Hsc
sTEA k-QulsI. steady and without change OF i'm.
portapce. CITY quoted at &C Oieonargsune, &c.
TALLOW.-Qurt but firmly held Prime Guy quoted 4asc
Sales. $4,000 10, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09

ERTE RAILWAY.-Through trains leaN
II 2sd st. minutes carrier than tipe shown from ghsa
bersst Local trains leave 23dst from 10 10 minus
o q Week days $50 sundsya DAY Express, Buffet DIay
ins-room Coaches Elmira. Hornesviiie. buhai0 fG
mas sleeping Coach frsm Horneisvlle 70 Cincinnah
%u iSsn Of DAY. ana BSsss sssprS Coaches
Suspension Bridge corry csvs,ani c ,.! ,s'l en-
74I 2 ~ .sass 521 . m SUNDAY" Rochester E1Dr's
l1so p M Daily chicago Exprs.a Pullman Buffet slsst
Nisgarx Falls. Cincinnati and Chcaxo - .
Rutherford and Pss:.c wses Sayr "a 40 1eg 'o Pa
r. a aSsS 1ad.s,o asi' trains I 80
p'sC:S" Tsss %:y so 20 ~ 90
ss s g. 10 S g. i n.oS & .J
7'so. 600, 1880 liso p e. ~ mii.i.nt 81. ..o
Newark Ard Paterson ": a66' ssst asS' 20
$50 $40. 1880. 10 y and IL midnight suhday}
suTsFp ace; s so, 10 o ls'p aud a sS
Sundays. l4S, $50. 1850 . m- p. 400. $780, IL hid
S.nhnrs and Cornwall week days. 7;5o 900 m, $50
40 BOO aud $50 p. Sundays, $50 a m, 2'o0 AM
@ e soc ~. ,Sss a.. .seD"
Adss,S.n n .G ss r.. .so 1900 s S sU
s $50 a asy. 1T. S9S ssS
$50 7t5; 1880 p. M Sundays. t4e. $780, lo'"o~ n
for passage ana apartments 10 Drawing Room
Sleeping be ostansd and orders ss me snsca
ing transfer Of baggEe may ss let A. tne
ss S.MYosk' No. 81 Fulton at BreoETn: Montgon
sry-st. Jersey CITY or at the Compsnys stations
Express trains fso. the West arrive In Sewf"rk s''s
r. a. soULE OenTMgr L p. FARMER O. r. AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUE-The usual SATURDAY pre-
sS. sy % Tf; ' s%
o Fine zoo g. c@
sssss 10 q. sS S5 10
S SS srads - T. h1!I
CITY Nm sr %s:s y
spring E1s sy grades d So 30
+ e 81
rs;rs ss'c Good sS:
sa.;ss 3 s:s stov.
lsl.~ West IN Qu'ted at 50 sosss Is and Brandy
"iss " wa. vey to-day and
early suS:saaenty there uiasf break Of So
crop sR .Rs
S Sn. Future 5000 .so nclndng
81 ss 'sTss 81 s.
s'a 11ssE, oo.ns at 81
ss d. Ma. - As
9sS90 closing at s7,se do August ss;c closing at
s fS'1 xs1
enG %gcn a and the dealing. are the smallest
%' @ d" * at sas SD1S%:
Of the day aceoIsglI.hel in ,e sspor, line
ssssSs sSSeOSs ss s.T
ss eis;Ss al sae DO 8.,v max hI,.
demand from ali source. FASH grades by Ia
psT saiaS @
10 No. Witt. a. sss CO. %iS witt.
co.ing 3sc do February, 80. closing at sec; do
eosing nominal c do February. Al sG42c closing
HAT AID sTRAW-oaet and without change of move
HopsThe demand continues light value. without
change strictly hrsteass goods are hrmy hed put ASIDE
this ne ten euGy an eav enc & st a
0yc; 1855, J67c.; Pacific Coast.
crop 1881. choice SOL '2c: DO. 1855 CEN.
mos good 6ssc Fsreign-Gsraan' crop Of 1884, Zo@
@oLAssEs-Bolliug /. firmly held the basis OF
FAC i9r o. p Change la, appeared since last
saurday The of the staatios at the Eastern
p coss% on spot aud H. or
Copper closed quiet bnt hrm at 10 Scgordng 70 ae,
y sas U9o s ge Leaf Os closed ai an
NAVAL sTOREs-for Spirits Turpsntise holders demand
ed a. &c for ercanabe but there was little demand at
this price Rosins quiet and unbalanced onoonons
s,ratned 81 or Goa 20" do 81 10; q 2RSsl 20
81 So 81 90 window Glass az 49, Water White So rs
oIIS-A generally dull and UNCHANGED market Quota
tOns: CottonseeL crude new. 60S7c; summer yellow.
choice Al 0,s Ito 42 ys c cHIo1n1t
lard. prim. present make 65seic; Menhadsn, o1.ds
bsanod spras 81 IS extra Ole .cns Lei
crude SO 96lc. naturd winter e506Sc bleached winter
&c. Ssiufa winter 800 6s,chs v"isr
extra bsached l3 044c elephant winter DO;
2,c olis. On.. 81 al2c nsa'foo pim'. 6507oe. con-
mo-" 0cfAN FREiGHfs.~fhe usual Saturday duness pre-
vailed market TO-DAY and rates showed no decided
character on t Ss5s aSrsyeT s telling w
"a 900 bush. grain Esd :PETR 1LEUM CHA kTERS-
@ e S1TE 10 20 OG T'a"s from q e
folk with slaves an back TO Philtdelphi, private
terms Lusrpoc IRON NoTioc or Newport News British
The berth quotations via next weeks steamers are;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKErs By rELriRArn

BUFFALO Jan. 7.--came Receipts last 20 hoars were
6sJ head Total thss far l020D bszn
week 25s head Consigned through 81 OF which
bB to NewNork; ii cars for sac market Lowell Common "
said al Good 20 Choice shipping 81 5OdSi
shsss-Reoeipts last ~ hours 5000 Total for
mus fAr For time last $1,000
head. Consigned thrsaeh sArA OF winch 10 Nswfor;
"a Fair 50 1904 90; Coed Choce
81 75 Extra IS 90 Ordinary 70 Choice Western Lambs
81 10 oss co. Extra 50 240e 40 Canadian Laiabs So 90
left over
Nogs-Recsipts asst "a hosrs were 1880 head Total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave tost OF Cortlaait AL Dat
brosses stA as follows
z A. IN. for Catasauqua and inter slito points
8 q. H. fer 0elsva, Lyons. ElnrL tsche.tsr, BuYrD
and the West and principal local pont Chair 70 wkoI
barra
p. for runkh ,nnock an inter late points Chur
car To runkhannock Connection 70 Reldng and Harris
burg
34op M for Pitt,ton All prncpi inter hate ,pa.,
Chair ar TO Pttstpn.
sop M Tor Coplay and intermediate points Con,
necton Re ting aud Harrisburg Clar car 10 cop w.
$3.50 D. N. tor Geneva. Lyons Emlra Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper n Lyons
Sis D. m. for Iaurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving It 81 n. D. m. and $40 N. conas,s
for all points la Mahtnov an Iazl'oa coal yisua
. SUNDAY TRAINS.
sa m. for Mauoh Chunk Hazlston aud intermediate
points - '''
$50 p. IN. for Copay and interim edate point.
$50 m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmra Roche,tar Runaio
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons $500
General Eastern Ufice, 230 BrsadwAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

,r,,,,,. ~ C. = H. II. r. CO. leusm
s.ve west 42d-st station ~ folio an -
" ns,rot e eni n" ~ ~ loot 81 y-st, North River
ST. Louis 900 sSi5 IN W." WV '','" 80
Syracuse Buffalo Rochestcr su,nen,lo, grldra Nar,rs
y,lcA $40. $3.50. al l;30a m, 900 1918 p m.
ih1nsgson sanaert,ss cst,s. Albany sis. '7i' DBL
oCran,ton'a West Post cornwall Nswburs, 's:l5 '7l5
aug aWlo dliSpa m, 800 Aln BOO 'silo. $40 w.
ana -o.oOn m, Cransfona Corn WALL Newburx
For Montreal and Canada East 900 p m.
ig:oba M. 600. 's;l6n m.
Chicago ana 81 LouiS
Dsiy tDay erc-nt SATURDAY. other trains daily except
sundy a Lesvr City. p X. r. Station al 20
ss;so IN; Hsookcn wsst Shore station. all30 IN.
For tickets tme-taslss parior ssepingcar accsmmcdA
usnsor Information. apply at oceA Brooklyn 1898 Nash
Ssto1;s, .g Fntons Annex ONCE got Fultoa.t
PARK Par, FACE AnS West shore stations loot Of
6Naaderbiltava osnerai Passsns. a. "s,,t
NORWICH LlNE.-Fav0rte Inside Route.
rarss ronneec t91'oston 50 Worcester 50 so Nor.
Wien " 90 New ouon. 81 40 Corresponding reduction
20 sl points East steamers oTrY OF woRoEsTE CITY
yF ,bosION Anu CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pier -
N fs u*SVp n u. W. BRADY. AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
Steam oats ano Railroads.

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
- NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH.
Leave via Penn r. r. 430 D. N. Parlor cars to Batl.
more thence palace steamers. arriving at 81 Point
SIS a. IN. Norfolk, 9 a. ii. " TOMPkINS,
GeRI Pass Agent, 3l9 Broadway N "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
8teamboats and Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1
IN -frsns leave frsm Chamb Staten week Sayy E
Esss.:a T., T'P;s cGss: sP;sis sss rs
$40 500 io:sop II :idniEhsv snnday. ZOO es S
mass week days. TOO. ESQ m, 400. $40 D. ~ sassas
o6e q IN. and ?. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
SPIRITS DE TURPRNrfye

CnAHLgsrey, Jan. 7.-Tarpontine firm At $3.50.
sAvAxSAn. Jan. T.-rurpentins active al 80 20.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 7.-Iurpentlns nrm AZ $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
Gearbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
IA AGENCY supplies Prefesseis Teachers Tutors Coy.
ernesses &C. 70 Colleges, Schools and Families Apply
MRS. NJ. J. yOUNG-TULTON. % Union Square
BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA. sssss supplied no CHARGE TEACHERS regsterst
free vacancies ALWAYS haai fern for STAMP r f.
AVERY. American School bureau West lith.st. " Z
S,CHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest an besr known in U. s. Estxblishod 1859
East l4th.st. N. Y.
TUTORS, GOvernesses. Professors, Teachers,
all branchss circulars OF choice schools supplied 70
parents; modern langua spoken MIRA NJ cOYRlERE
81 East l7thst, between 4th.ave. and broadway
VJOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU (for ssxes) supplies Professors. Teach
srs Governssses Musicians Houseksepers. Conpanons
COLLEGES schools and families: also BookkesporA
stensRraohers ana Copyists to business firms
Mrs. A ID. CULVER. 329 shave. New-fork CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09

Good Ordinary 1916 Low Middns. SlS
ct Good OTdinary.... so Mindiinx--- iio
Accounts from Liverpool quite weak today and the
local synpahized opsnng figures
sentng of al points. while further dsclIe Oh
had taken close Sales 800 bales
Entra SaleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
HAVANA uARKE'

HAVANA Jan. 7--spaaIsh sold 1894 s2lo Exchange
weak. sugar IN acdvs demand and higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
. nstrnflion,
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City.
JACKSON SEMINARY, 2,025 Fifth-ave. -
y boarding and Day school for Young Ladies and Chill
dren. kindergarten. Terms moderate
MISS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Is East 65thst, New.York.
VIII reopen September 20 Boys clasnn
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.
III Collegiate, Preparatory and Boarding Depts oa-oo
Wsst 55thst Rev. q w. SAMSON, d. d, PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09

Flour market was quiet prices Arm and unehangod
As last quotsi-Choic. to Fancy Winter Patents s4o9
Southern winters So 90 % %; MienixAn "a,
So 80 co. Fair TO Chsice ssccnls -
a35i Choice o Faaov Minnesota Patents st5oDtol
SOFT wheat Patents 81 09i 80 Mn.eott Baxsrs 'oA.
s32j03 Choice soft spring, IS oo@5 81 10"
Grade Springs 81 30 Ryo Flour Ia oirr' - os~' "
Cash auotations we're tDllous-No Spring wheat AZ
772G No sprng Wheat n.mlhaL No hed 90 &c.
No 2 Cora at 1910 No. 2 oats at 3lso NO. z Kye
G2c No Barley 730S3c No. Flax seed 81 AZ 2.
Prime Timothy Seed at 50 a. Mess Pork per DDl
loose 81 80. Dry Sailed shoulder. boxed So 1925 10
Sh.rt Clear sides boxed IS lODS 10. Wnsksy dstlers
finished goods gallon 81 TO- ssgar-cut Loaf 7SS'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO.
" TRIWEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
From New Pier 35, N. r., foot OF Spring-st
IS. CITY OF AuGH Saturuay D. m
IS. TALLAHASSEE -...... Tuesday Ian 10, ~
IS. Jan. ~ d d. tn.
Connecting with Central Railway Of "a and savannah
and Railway for all points In Georgia.
Fsrlda, south Carolina Alabama aud Louisiana Unsur-
passed accommodations Firstclass Table PHote. For
freight aud passage appyto
w. IT, RHETT, Id HAsuAGEN
Gen'I Agt. Sav'h Fast Freight +. Agt y F. and w.
Line, 3l7 Broadway. R'way 26l Broadwa y
r. l.. WALKER. Agt Ocean ). J. Co.. Now Pier 49, N Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09

"a ss:
Mea 52e oats 'r S,ss q H1 rs 81 S So
us end r%IsHST, Rios $ 90
sss. anl.aod goods IN; os basis q
q sho %s bsS s1Ssy
R.saI.y si2s Hogs were eaa, s oS%% ION
R.ceipts also, shipments 100.
No r.: s..h s .,u.y wAi r.o qasn 49,
Nay sle Corr MS ts.e s osS Sn:o sSS soS
Su %hi' cas. sooO sa,n i'''' 'D' ''
c ia! 'a :. $40 h Cor. w va; . Tsa Cas-?
arnsrN. WHIT. soc rye stead, t No.
P S Jaa 1isy SIS sal 3d. Lara ana,fS
oary zoe Es. Ss2Te Cheese Ghe 30 aos
buah BARLEY i2.ooo bush snivm.ut'-Flour 1000 Vii"
81 ssis.s 5.:$s; fss9s:; NJ
SHE \: Nsrtnsrn January a.; fs9T.sry TAG May
a1 .s ssss '' 81. Ff ME-: . t:4 ss.
steady. No wht' - ssAte,; IA 5 Whit: sahssse
s sRs saiey -
.9 @ S Do ar
s g. r,.Se' $ o. 8 - f0s Sn:
s. 80 S.
s. s. Winter choice q U.s. MlaOesoa
s s Z.
LIE Rye Flour $40 for Choice Buck wheat Flour
81 Is per DBL Wheat market for speculation duiet
for January 30 do for February 81 e92c
March 922 do for Dr 9J'. 194 do May "a
09i1c Com spst lot, steady export demand light sales
depot o5ss.c steamer No low Mixed In depot
5sgbS.c steamer No. high Mixed and Yellow
depst 69c steamer No. yellow export elevator 80 i2c
G elevator sf ss % Sse S'' il. 70 G s
S9c February 69'. a 80 sc dc tor March 60LS
market for spot 10 quiet but nrs under light offerings
sales of White at 42c Choice +4c. No White
| White 42c No. White A., &c; No White 4ici Futures
aSI, dc for February 4iaai2c: do March 42e42Lc
| P.tatocs dul-PsnnsylvApIs and Nsw.Ysrk Rose
cnoce. White. per bash Toes do 40 Far 70 Good $50
do Burbznks Far 70 uood 7ee75c hsbrons
7S115c: de Fair 70 Good o6G70c Provisions Arm
Beet. CITY family psr DbL 50 oss9 SO Dc packets
rsrK- mesa Sl60O9i65 so ds s1ms nesA SiA so
DO IA nIv SIG 90 ~ or hsms smoked IL si2oc DO p
cured lsolc sea clear ribbed iu SAT- 8oa9c do
| do an ,ked. at 7s74c. Shoulders pickle cured. 10
! Tie 40 do smoked 7s.o,o. Bellies In pickle.
| s7b0 Butter was nrm-Psnnsvivauia Creamery Extra
~ 33ci western Creamery Extra ~ 33ci H. \.
E Ssa y yo,2 Fan pass,s su:,
s Esss @ers Psnn'yiv.ns fi nrs: At ass
apo test IN Sba 20 sugar-Rofnea srmer Grsnniatsd
Winter bran sci 0sss2s 90 per ton Rseepi.-Fiour
| 2oI2 bbla Wheat 5000 BUSH Corn 1888 susn Oats
| l2573 bush. shpnents-whsAt 2444 bush Germ 1879
bush
TOLEDO Jan 7-whnat active aud easier, Janu,ry s,o
February 80 sc Nav 9O9 Corn dull steatyi Cash so
qn Cash 2c clovsseed steady Cash "a 10
| bu-h shipnlents-Wneat 1000 bush Corn 10000 busb
| Csv-rseei $50 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09

For Both Sex,s-Citv
rJNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
20 W. 2Sd-st Branches Brooklyn Boston Phila. wash
ingop wedge In shortest me term So
For Bows and Young Men-Oitv.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l. 473
u broadway near 42i.st Stat vs,r. Primary. CON.
nercia classical dsparments instruction thorough
nj HOBBY w. L AKIN. N. G. HENDRICKSON PrnA
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, 80 East 45th-
w -Sclsntifc Classical. Two hundred students have
been prepared for Columbia School Of Minsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. CO.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK sOUTHAMrro AND BREMEN
Steamers sail from foot Dds HObokeR
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Flbe.. We'd. jan IL, rider SAT-, an. % a M
Werra Wed, jan lS, $3.50 AM Sn We'd Fob l. 30 a. n
Ems We'd. Jan. 20. q 30 D. Fada. Feb 1880
First CaDn SIS "a uDwarta ,srtn according ID Location
Second CIbin Sjj berth. Stsersyo at lowest rate.
OELaICuS & CO.. Ne. Bowling Grssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
a EMBELLISHMENTS FOR TIE NEW

N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THU
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l23S Broadway. corner Thirty
hrstst $50 Broadway between Twenty secon4
and twenty third until 3OS West 1wentyhlrd
st. Etghha l52 sixthave 1873 Fourthave, cos
per Fourteen 200 Thirave Forty seventhse
eoO7 ThirdAyA- YEAR SiItieth.st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09

For Young Laiiss-Countrv
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, n. j..
ID Beautiful location, heatful hsmsliks and Thorough
bestrecommended BY its patrons and stu tents . ~
For catalogue address Rev. II. O. BOWEN. A. NJ. Prsst
uOME and DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS.-Prl-
mary, intermediate, Classical English. Music. Pupil
admitted vassar Wellesley smith on our Three
teacherA "THk ELMS" SprlngheM Mas&
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-07
necessary offices, think it would be a
very good thing.

necessary offices, think it would be a
very good thing.
EX.Gov. Alexander Ramsey-Well, l
haven't given the matter much thought.
| think it might make it too expensive
for the residents OF the county portion.
You see. the county commissioners are
generally disposed, more than any other
board, toward economy. If these county
residents were to be made subject to
the discretion of the city government, 1
am afraid it would make it too ex-
pensive for them in taxes and so
forth. L believe, though, L am not
sure, that the city and county of Phila-
delphla are under one government, and
New York the same way, | think. But
that's the INSTRUMENTATION it wouldn't
make it too expensive for the county
residents?
Vice President w. II. Sanborn, of the
City COuncil-I believe it would be
good thing, and | have always been in
favor OF it. One of the most important
questions to be considered is this: AS
the matter now stands taxpayer, eS-
pecially nonresident, is not sure that
his property is clear, even when he has
paid what he supposed were all his
taxes. That is the great trouble with a
doable-headed government. A man
pays his city taxes, gets his receipt,
locks it up in his vault and naturally
supposes his property is all right; but
before he knows anything about it his
property is sold for county taxes. This
has been source of endless trouble to
nonresident property holders. L be-
lieve the union of the two governments
into one would remedy this grievance,
and then, when man had paid his
taxes, he could rest assured that his
property was safe from any further tax
liabilities.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-07
United States Court.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
WINoNA, June Cat the United
States district court this morning Judge
B. Shiras sentenced Fred L. Bckel, the
young Duluth bank robber, to five years
in the penitentiary. This was the light
est possible sentence that conld be i'm
posed Bickel wept bitterly when the
sentence was pronounced. Edwin
Wright, who pleaded guilty to selling
liquor to Indians, was sentenced to sixty
days in the Ramsey county Jail and a
fine of 81; Joseph Munday, for the same
otfense, sixty days in the Ramsey
county Jail and fine Of
81. Charles Helmer, arraigned for
selling liquor to the Indians. was sent
enced to six months in the Ramsey.
county jail. Joseph Campbell and
Martin Felix pleaded not guilty to the
charge of the larceny of a government
lamp on the river near WinOna. Their
trial was called this afternoon. Thor
kid Wilson was placed on trial this aft
ernoon on an Indictment for selling
liquor to Indians. Indictments were re-
turned by the grand jury against j. ID.
Hall, of FraZee City; Fred Kreuger.
Redwood Falls; John Roch, Pine Point,
and Sylvin Langrin, Lambert, for sell
ing liquor to Indians. The grand Jury
is still i'm session
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-07
GLOBUEES.

Chris Johnson, alleged to have sold liquor
to minors, was tried before jury in the mu-
nieipal court yesterday and discharged.
The sale of seats will open this morning
for the benefit to be given Mrs. l.. n. Scott at
the Grand next Wednesday by the st. Paul
Ideals.
Neil Hynes, charged with stealing clothes
from Stavis Michansky on Marion street, was
yesterday held to the grand jury in the sum
of 81 900.
An illustrated account of the explosion by
which three men lost their lives and others
were injured will be found on the ninth page
of this paper.
A. d. Warner, j. Z. Flask. W. L. Thomp-
son, S. E. Day, Allan MeQuillan and Fred
\. Dixon have been admitted to practice in
the courts of this state.
At a recent meeting of the Evangelical min
listers of st. Paul a resolution was passed,
complimenting the labors of Rev. M. MEG.
Dana, ID. D., in this city, and regretting his
departure.
Miss acknowledgement entertainment at
the hall corner of Tenth and st, Peter
streets will take place tomorrow night. Miss
Nettie Fuller. Gustave Won GoetZin, George
Sommers and Mrs. Irwin will assist.
The German Roman Catholic St. Joseph
society of Adrian, Mimi, was incorporated
Yesterday Joseph Roel, John Mock, Nick
Martin, Jacob Martin, John B. Tennessen,
Daniel Fritz, John Blessius and John Shatz
are the incorporates.
Dayton DUH lTlSH NdtiOlldl
league will meet this evening at Working
mems hall. corner Mendoza and Margaret
streets. All members. as well as others in
sympathy with the cause of Ireland, are i'll
yited to attend, as matters of importance
will be discussed.
The marriage of Miss Katie Moriarity to
James j. Conway was solelnnized at $50
O'Clock yesterday morning by Rev. Father
O'Neil pastor of st. Mchael's church, in the
presence of large number of the friends of
both parties. A reception was held last
evening after which the company was en-
tertained with music ana dancing.
Arrangements have now been made
whereby clubs of fifteen made up from the
various Chautauqua Circles of the city can be
admitted TO the Dickens readings at Market
Hall next Saturday night at a reduced price
70 cents for reserved seats. 1t has been
decided also that the teachers in the public
schools be admitted at the same figure
The address of Archbishop Ireland on the
occasion of laying the foundation stone of
the new Dominican church at MINNEAPOLIS
has just been published in blank verse by
Prof. j. W. Dickinson, director of the Min
neapolis School of Oratory. The address
follows very closely the words of the arch
bishop, and in its handsome typographical
dress forms very pretty souvenir.
large number of the prominent lumber
dealers of this city will go to Winona to-day
to attend the opening of the mill of Laird &
Norton. The excursion, which will be in
charge of j. Newton Mind, of the Northwest
ern Lum herman, will leave the union depot
at 80 .. IN. After reaching Winona a trip
by boat will be made to Beef Slough, and the
lumbermen will see the whole process of
making finished lumber from rough logs by
the most approved and expeditions processes:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-07
The Rest One.

The Provident Fund society, of $50
Broadway, New York, is backed by am
pie capital and is under strong and eff
cient management. Mr.. A. n. Lock-
wood. who for many years had been
connected with some of the best acct
dent and life insurance companies, is
president, and the success with which
the society has met with since its organ
iZation two years since is largely due to
his efforts. The plan adopted by the
society is so simple that it has become
immensely popular in consequence. 1t
pays $1,000 in the event of death by &C
cident, $1,000 for the loss of limbs,
$500 for the loss of hand or foot, 81 $50
for loss of an eye, and 's25 week while
disabled by reason of injury. All at a
cost to the insured of about $12 per year.
The insurance department of this
state have granted permission to the So
cietY to transact business in Minnesota