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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-07

M.ralall. DR.. R. W. Bellevue-Lot IL. block
Z, and improvements, value $50, tex,
costs and penalties. es................., 2.
Marwich. II. s. Bellev,Ie--Lots 8 and 1,
block IS, and improvements, value
IS. personal property. 60, total 146;
tax, costs and penalties, b.57, poll
and hospital, 800. O.................... II
Marsh, W. B.-Improvements on Hsrtzell's
ranch on the Dry Fork of Antelope,
value 20. personal property, 60, to-
tai G13; tax, costs and penalties, % ~,
poll and hospital, $50. ................ q
Motley. c. M.-Personal property, value
200, tax, costs and pen alties, {. 80: poll
sHd hospital, boo. o.................... J.
Martin, samuel-south half of the north.
| east quarter and north half Of the
sduthesst quarter Of section II, town
2north, range "a east, value 400, per.
sonal property. c40, total G49; tax,
costs and penalties, l.45, poll and
hospital, $50. ......................... 2
Merritt J. C.--Improvements on land on
Antelope creek, value 25, personal
properly. 1875. total I5O; tax, costs and
penalties, 6.73, poll and hospital,
o.oo. .'.'........... .................. J.
Messerly, X. Ketchum- Lots and 6, block
46, and improvements, value 2C0; tax,
costs and penaltits. 6 SO. poll aud
hospital, $50, school g.. ........
Mitchell. Thomas, Ketchum - Northwest
half of lot ], block 10. and improve.
ments, value 1900; tax, costs and pen.
alties, Al II, school, l0.40.... ....... s
Mosler, John, Ketchum-Lsts and 6, block
o. and improvements, value 100. tax,
costs and penalties, 3.66; school tax.
Iio.''... ......-.........
McKissick, J. P.-Improvements on Thorn
creek. value 15J: tax, costs and pen.
<ies 6.23, school 1872.
Moore, NJ. NJ. Ketchun--Lots 4 and 8.
block 80. and Improvements, value
$50. lots aud 5. block ". Bellevue,
rs. total, real, 225, personal property,
$40, total, 795; tax, costs aud penal.
ties, 2G.95. school, 5.6s, poll End hos
pilAi.....'. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Maize. Bsrt--rhe southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter tf section 20, south.
west quarter of the southwest quar-.
ter o section "a, northwest quarter
OF the northwest quert,r Of section
"a, and the northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter ol section ~. town
south. range 10 east, value so. Ter
soaal property, lt0, total, eco; tax,
costs and penalties, 7.30, poll aud
hospital, $50. Observation-Disclosures.
Mason. Frank. Mountain Home--Lot 2l.
block 4. sna improvements, value
25J; tax costs and penalties $50, pail
ana hospital, 50, school, liza. ... Z
More. d. 8. Shoshone--Iots II, ls, 10 and
20. block 10, value I2O; tax, costs aud
penalties, 4.2a, school. l.s6.
Morrison. Mrs. L r. Hsiley--Lotsl and 4.
block A, and Improvements, yalue
$50; tax. costs and penalties. 27.9,
school, l3.l3. ................., 4
Muldrop, Andrew, Shoshone-House IN
Morinen,own, value rs; tax, costs and
feaaities, 2.S, school, l. 6..........
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-07

nu1INn SEA WONDERS exist in thousands OF
HAVhp ID forms. but surpassed by the mar
H5h(liI veis of invention. Those who In
DA1A need OF profitable work that be
dome while living at home should at once send
their address to HALLETF K CO., Portland, Me.
and receive, free, full information how either
of all ages can earn from IS to s25 per cays,i
upwards wherever they live. You start ed frs 4
capital not required. Some have made over s5e
single day at this work AL s1ccesI.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-07

Dunn, A. W.-Three cabins in Smoky,
value $3.50; personal property, $3.50;
total. 5000; tax, costs and penalties
$40 AZ; poll and hospital S5.6on..... 10 &c
Downard John F.-Improvements on land
on Chicken creek, value 5; personal
property. value 2l5; total, 2G5; tax,
costs and penalties, 9.35; poll and
nospltal o,oo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID 81
Dealy, d. r. Bellevue South half of lot g.
block p, and improvements, value
200; tax, costs and penalties......... G SO
Darling, William-Improvemen on land
on Big Lost river, value 100; personal
property, 100; total $40; tax. costs
and penalties ll.Tl; poll and hsspi.
tai o5sl.... .................. ~ II
Douglas, r. H. Antelope-P rsonal proper.
ty, l9o; tax, costs and penalties. ...... SC
Davis, d. Mountain Home-Persenal
property, value 250; tax, costs and
penalties, $50; school tax, 1.33; poll
and hospital, $50. 5o...,................ l5 90
Denton, j. W. h Bro Mountain Home-Im-
provements on land in section 3d.
town south, range 6 east, value 25;
personal properly, $50: total, 265;
tax, costs and penalties, C3; school
tax, l.34; poll and hospital 5.5O.... 2l 81
Day Ed. Spring Creek--The south half of
the northeast quarter and south half
the northwest q2arter of section 10
town south range Is east value 100,
personal property 2l5, total 315; tux
costs and penalties. 10 93
Dial, Hardie, Glenn's Ferry-Store build
ing, value 100; personal property, S55;
altiss..... ..................... 10 CO
Durett Marry C.-Improvements on land
on Bllingsley creek, value 100; per-
sonal property, 10; total, 10; tax,
costs and penalties es................... 3 81
Davis, Evan, Shoshone-Lot IS, block @
and lot IA, block 2, and improvements,
value 800; tax, costs and penalties,
$50 school 314.,................... ID 10
DeLand, Fl. Shoshone-Iots II and 49,
block IL, value 100; tax. costs and
penalties. 3.G6; school 3S........... 6 O4
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-07

Lee. Elmira G. Bellevue-Lots 0, 10, II and
II, blSck CO md improvements, value
Sloo, personal property, Sl1b, total,
$325; tax, costs and penalties. II
Langworthy. q, Brosdtord-North co feet
OF lot s. block i, value 60, tax. coGis
ana penuiues. Observation-Disclosures,
Lamb. Eiiza-Personal property. 1888; tpx,
costs and penalties. es................... 1
Luark, II. J. Ketchum--Iut ., block 8, value
70. tax, costs and penalties, I23;
school tax, 60 cents.
Lesher, Frank - improvements . miles
east of Mountain Homo, value 200.
lot 8. block in R.esr's addition Of
Shos hone, ard improvements, 25s,
total real. 450; personal property, IT'S,
total Gas; tax, costs and penalties,
1870; school tax. $3.50, poll and hos
pital TAX, o.oo. ............. .......... 80
Lund, August, Hailey-Lot 10, block "a and
lot2l, y, % and "a, block 80, value
225, tax, costs and penalties, 7GO;
school tax, 3.sa, poll ANA hospital
LAX, h.oo. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Lightfoot. j. H. - improvements on tho
southwest quarter of section %, town
north range IA east, value 100, per.
senal property, 1876. total real, Pas;
tax; costs ana penalties, sos. poll
and hospital tax. 90. 0................ IL
La Munyon. George, Shoshone-North half
OF lots II, IL. 10 and 20, block 2S, and
improvements, value 800, tax, costs
ond penalties, 9.0G; school tax, 3.H,
poll ana hospital tax o 60, II
Lindsroff, George, Shoshone Lot 10, block
80, value so. tax, costs and penalties,
2O7; school tax, 04, poll and hospital
TAX, o. 5o...... ....................... 9
Layne, W. T.-Improvements on land on
Corral creek, value SO, personal prop.
erty, 5000, total $3.50: tax, costs and
penalties, e7.l2. poll and hospital
o'oo................ .............. 101
Loving, Cal-West half of the southwest
quarter OF section 2, town l south,
range 10 east, and improvements,
value 100. personal property, 200, to.
tai $50; tax, costs and peEs Eslties, 1854,
poll and hospital, $50 5O.............. II
Lewis. L. C.-Improvements on land on
Snake river. value 100, tax. costs and
Lewis, Mrs. N. ]. Psynes ferry - Personal
property, value, 1875 tax, costs and
penaitlt51.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

New.York, Wednesday. May % 1885,
The following sales were held at the Exehaase ana
Auction Rooms to-day:
BY ID. r. Ingraham & Co.
! 6story building with lot, No 2754 Sth-aye, q a m
10 N OF l46th-st lot 24.llXl00. COwen. el4e42
By s. Dc Walltearss.
3stOry house and 2.story stable with IL aeres a
land, MOntcsir Terrace. Caldwell, Warren Co. Y
VI DOmstead, $1,000.
BY W. Kennedy & Brother.
( acres Of land, " Northern-ave n Of 1slst.st
John Concraht, s2a, 900
sale OF portion Of building with po. of land 21s
June 8.
By A. II. Muller & Son.
4-stoFy buildings with lots Nos 295 and 297 La.
B35,750 s~
Of J0th.st, LOT 20NlOO, w Schmidt, S30 900
NEW.JERSEY PROPERTY.
Dy jones Blocker Son.
2-story with plot OF land, No 1873 East Yrpr,
st, n Of IAchu!ondst, PIainneld, 1o6xabOut Co0
] d BOnnell, S6,IT5 ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Alexander. Jacob to jacob Friendtander. Lewts-ss
Il Hc SEsn'I fairy 70 Gfcd Hoffman, lSohst
Of G pE% William to Max Dan,iGer lsth.s Of
shave months {? BO1tssl gu 600 Rank
e Of Avenue, 4, year. q. 500 e.,,.,, .,
Cain J3s %5S;. to as $ eco o'''
Cohen. samuel 70 Jonas Wen and another No, $50
Cohen, Dagci 70 Caroline Dressner No. 20 chrysie'
Dom Hugh, 70 Alice Randall Lot No. ISL Of LO'
E tel Joseph 20 William Cohen Nos, 54s $50 West
5lst.st 3 years "a 600. o,., =.
Of f ST. HchSiss.ave demand Gi' 20 500.
GS S Y Avenue 10 e. yesr q %Sfis
Frank; Emit. 70 NICHOLAS seasrist' 7tA've' Of
Fielding, KrabclIa, 70 Eratus 4 Smith, 81 waVerley'
GaS EaSS5 70 jacob RappSr Avenue A. Of
duck ienStf. TO samuel Greenfield. n STATION 81
e Of Attorlsyst, install %. 500. v,x ,,,A.., 81
:. Gelies Isaac 10 Frederick MiddlebrOOs No 81
Gilon Webster TO Elirabe,h JsnnesS n it4thss
Mnipin. z,e6aFIah, to same same property. year.
HSFdIey. James. 10 Jgl;o o Coleman $ $ a2d'st W
HCrchCk,,' Joseph to jacob slcgcI. ClintOnsvN
JscoSs PsSilra 70 central Trust Co, No 10 Forsyth.
same 70 Trei StallEncch'. same property. years'
Keiiers Elizabeth. to Henry Heuer. soth.st OF
Lacey. wioairsd, % 81 Sein n $ oothsr OF 9th
MsceS6s., Isaac, 70 John Roth. No $50 MOst-st
NcoSn;, Mary; to AlleIts KrsSmer. wa'AinGtOn@va
| OF lSoth.st months, 81, 100 90, .,
MphonPy Michael 70 ID. Wills James s S3th'~
| W Of Oth.ave, years, $1,000. . 49, 49,.
Maccs6e, Isaac 70 l,ueells Dreytus No iss Mott's
Mcose HenrIotts TO Isaac HeLeerd. vaentineavs,
| W Myrtle,aVe, years, 200. - -,
SSehlumpi william, 20 Louis Schneider, waning
| ton.aye l6ath ri, s years, 80 800
| Schlutcr Martha 10 Edehend Tschiellcf bSa-sA
| a 81. 600. -.
| Saavey Lafayette, J5mea n steers 3 VI Co. lot no
| AIS walton.aVe. year sl,IOo. ( -
| storck FEED 70 Emigrant Industdall Savings BANK
| a "A. ave n lIlthst. year $1,000,
| Simon, 10 Thomas III COOK, . 1Stth-st, BAN
| bridge. ave. l month, 500. =.
| SImon Pauline TO Jonas Well No 80 Edrdge-st' IN
sesfaSasid William TO Margaret Esrsn No sli wes
| 1Othst years, a. goo. .o...
| sawyer otden. TO jose Gros, . sth ave, ia2h"
y TSs Manhattan Athletic Club 10 walton Stowe and
arother trustees cor 45th.st and Madison-sye, 70
benz tsr oSs same bonds s4Oo
| Mater George Co Thomas FaiIa 8 Clinton Pacs
WySnatSn Esther to James d smith s7th-s,
n' wSii Joseph, 70 Hermann Tonyes cor 7ehst and
aWeinstein' Archer to Helen Adams N Iith.st, Of
AH%sa oSSaA pS,ip & JssCS Ai,seAis woss En& =
4 e7th.st, ", sl.6So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
m HE WASHINGTON CENTENARY,
u CELEBRATED
LII NETWORK CITY APRIL 20 AND 30 AND
ss MAY L.

xhe Tribsne has in print sn sdmirsbie souvenir
tAs recent Centennial Celebration In ,his city, In the
brn q panDAlet giving In ies pages complete history
= NE are Gays ceremonies. with much preliminary
u The ysrsdes
Tho panphlst contains the addresses deiivered By
chssnfey n Depsw. Bishop Potter Governor Hill Pres.
eens hssesh sxPfssidenss Hayes ana Cleveland Chief.
Suses Pellet Senator Eyazts oeasfai saerm.n pres,
Seat Eioe Ar Lowell Miss AMAZE Abrshas ana others,
- prayer by Dr. sssrrs and tbs poem By whits,sr
esrpasa account 10 given Of The parades she hanaust
lHA tha ball vita the names persona yekssi, "a
sfn2nssuons taxing part we various srsrsasss ~
scnssnts include much else besldsA
Every one taking part IN the great esisbrsou sve,v
who IL and indeed eyasy enc who did no. 40
H. vni want one Of these pamphlets souvenir Of ta
eseexcn for future reference.
IS CENTS COPY,
yss els d zAs gslbuns once and BY nswsassirrA
ZEE TRIBUNE.
GEw.YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE ExcuANen


The influence Of the coming holiday was feIt IN
the real estate market yesterday and the attendance
was not large Peter Z. Meyer offered Nos I2as and
1eo7 Firstavo, two four-story brUwnstone doubie
tenenents and stores, renting for IL 300 each They
sold 10 e. Jacobs for $50 and o. 100
The same uctoneer offered the &C ithwest corner oi
Ninth,aye: and Ninety siSthst,, being No. 1885 on
tho avenue. nYe-story brick building with store
The bidding ran up from S25 900 10 80 600 al WITH
price William Z. Schmidt was the buyer
William Kennedy d Bro offered, for the cxecU,o,.
Of Philip Malone plot OF land on the Hudson River
and Onehundred- and eighty second-St. eontaininr A
little over four acres. The property IS bounded ON
the north by the lands Of James Gordon Bannett an
the south by those OF the Mutual Life Insu ance Con
pany. and on the east by NOrthcrD-sv The blddlnr
ran up from SIS. 600 to $4,000; john Concraht was
the buyer. S. Dc WallteaIss offered the countryte,t
Of Mrs. r. L. ThurstoE. known Montclair Tefracss
Caldwell, Warren County. with one and one-hau arr,s
of land the eastery side Of Lake Georgs II soiS
for 81 coo 10 N. Homestead James Blocker sold No
1853 East FIontsG, Pla'nfeld. y. j., being a larss
house with lawn. garden stable. etc. IL bIon rht
98,475 from Judson d. Bonnell Mr. Fernando WOOD
hsving purchased seat In the Exchange, has been
duly posted for membership. Grower wooley have
sold. for c. ". Luyster, No. 1o4 West Forty fourth
St. fourstory dwelling. on lot le.loxio0. for
$50 coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

Referring % the e6OOo OOO OF tho compnnys
per cent consolidated collateral gold trust
bonds, recently sold syndicate represented by your good
srycs would herr state that they constitute nrst lien
on CERTAIN stock, aud particularly enumerated In
the mortgage having market value Of s4Co 600 but for
purpue u control are valued $50 500 Thoso bond,
also second lien certain stocks and bonds dik'
wise described IN ths mortgage, which tho company =
as 200 900 per cent collateral bonds arst cn)
with market OF sG $50 and which are valued
on tho books Of company purposes Of control At
sI4 54l 300.
The estimated OF this company Tor 1889, con-
sirrnC the income railroads controlled by Il TO DO
not more than last year. will bo 81 Oo6.GoO.
In addition 10 tho revenue above stated interest may
expected following bonds owned by the company
al 3a5 900 Western North Carolina Con.
Mortgage per cent bonds ............ sos
s9i6 900 North Eastern r. r. Co G. NJ.
O per cent bJnds.................... 10 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
II PROPOSALS FOR CENENT AND LIME

ID ROPOSALS FOR CEMENI AND KIN, I'LL
TISENIENTl OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ~
wASulNGT0N. y ca Nay 30 lsSG Ala BFo oRcISsk
M on SATURDAY June 10Th 1850 for fGrnishiTg GGrE
Bnnk forms Of proposals aad specifications can DC 9n
tanri this Office on application therefor t"gt'r WIN
Information, aud bids thee forms nlI
viii be cous!irrc1 Tho right il rcsrrved 70 reject any
LINE L " RANNlNNn Lmn.mls alnners y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Eotels.
PALACE HOTEL.
Proposals

AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 200. STEW ART ~ lLDANS, ,eso
No. 80 broadway. W.GOra, Nay 20, 1883.
TO CONTRACTORS.
ID IDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing nine
ID nv tret double stem sluCe Gates With the neces
s4ry ning machinery. &c, required AZ the Poeantieo
Nrcy ana south YOnkers blOwOd gate houses On Sec
lions t. aud Of the New Aqueduc a. called Tor 10 me
,puroN Cd forms and specifications on Me 10
ks oce Of tho Aqucduci Commissioners. VIII BE- received
AZ this once until O'Clock q. M, on NEpNESDAh
NJ - 1889. q which place aud hou' they viii %
publicly opened by the Aquciuct Comm,s ohcrs ana the
award for doing aid work VIII ~ lntde D! saa COhns
slonars a. suon thcrrlttc, a. possible. . ,,
Blank forms OF said contract and specifications THEREFOR
and bd. or proposals, and proper envelopes for theiI IN
Closure and all information can be obtained a. the
above uf the Aqucduct CoHmssionefs' on spples
lion the Secretary ,,.-e =, ,,,.,>.,. p-..,,...
IouS & SIBERIAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
DOUGLAS 81 JONES,

CHARLES S. FAIRCHILD, Prcst
WA. II. APPLETON. ist Niee-Prcs't
wM. H. STRONG % Yloe.PreI't
TRUSTEES.
CUAS & FAIRCUII.u LOOMS l.. WHITE.
M AppIITOS JAS J. NIL 81. Paul. MINI.
WT / S,TI0NG HUDSON HOAGLASD,
wN > Ut't'k LEY RUSN ELL /. FLOWER
NM A RuOTU JAMES SIlLLNAS.
Nm n TIIIlSGUAST A. HACKER
wN N HEIRS JOHN KING,
WW / SroTT Erie Pa +. y GIBBS, Norwich Conn.
& q HALDWIN s n HACSEH. Helena, Mon,
SIR AKT {; NELSON. NJ UIuIG Err Kingston Ont,
n C. D. borden DAHL =, LAMONT,
AUG ROCSTZE.
JOHN l.. LAMSOS, Secretary.
This Company Is a legal depository for Court and
Trust funds Allows Interest deposits. Acts ne EH-
ee.tor Trustee, AdninisIratsr, Guardian add Re-
c,,y,r Takes entire charge Of Real and Personal
Estates. Act. ne Register and Trhnsfer Agent Of all
stocks aud Bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
$4,000

The nYed charges OF this company including
tho 3 per dividend on It's IS 900 900 pre-
ferrcd stock and interest the pFesent i>sua
Of 1900. 900 Bonds also expenses % man
sgement will oeoooO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

These .ystetns railroads extend from Washington,
D. G. throBEh all Of The Southern states Tnst Of the
Mississippi River. including Tennessee toBe hing all of
tho principal southern ssRPorts excepting one. and
ali OF the principal cities and In these Southern
Statca.
The benefits to from the uulHcntion Of these
tbrre aysIrms arc Maintenance Of rnrs economy, eS
tended and facilities, which ~
duubtrss result large Increase Of revenue and de-
crease la operating eSpenses-
Tho s'asnsnts Of tho various systems % roads
trolei by no Il and W. =. Terminal Warehouse Co.
lnGui ne baacao, AUXILIARY nc for their respective
fiscal ycars ending In l-ss,
Gro.. larrIn-. Net FanlngA Fixed Charges.
s2S2I5557 sIo,J92.II1 s7,J6J,s3S
Showing earnings nhod charges Of. S9PlS,2j9
out Of which tho dividend. paid r..... i745,8SS
leaving a surplus over all dnsd charges. diNl.
drniA &c, ....... I,IS2,53l
Tho capitalization. per mile. OF these prop"rtcs
elusive Of the securities Owned ana controlled by this
eonpany, Is - follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Maitland, Phelps & CO.,
kessler e. Co.

Rrtrsets OF letter from Mr.. A. J. Rauh, Treasurer
OF r W. i. T. RNay and Warehouse Co.. dated May
Is 1882 70 Messrs Maitland. Phelps Co. and Ksssler
4 Co:
TIL, company, through tho ownership OF stocks ana
bonds thereof controls following three great Ustsns
Of Southern railroads. VIZ:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
For Boch sexes-CountrS.

PROVIDENCE, r l.
FOR BOTH SEXES. -, %
Founded In 1884 Excellent home. Siu1ent from 10
states An dcnomna tons. Thorough work IN Engltn
Science Casscs Muse and Ar NOuF c"tllhcatr ailIts
10 College Address AUGUSTINE JONES. Ill" d
DoCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack.on.t the Hudson. -Open
II for EGmHS! pupil JgqS 80 seha iot ESnSEu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
pRoP0sALs FOR COOKED RATIONs. RE
RIO BOILER MAKERS.-TREAGTR DE.

i PARTMENT. Washington,
Sealed proposals for building a
Revenus Steamer "Washinrtonn
Department untll 2 o'clock d.
1859. bids must be In accord
tionA aud should bo addressed
Treasury, and Endorsed on the
new boiler 81 Revenue Steamer
must state tho time In which III
work. specifications Will be
string 70 submit bids, gpon ap
mont the hight Is reserved I
and 10 waive defectS II d0emeI
Governments % 10 do. W. WI
Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Qfdchcrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professor Teacher Tutors GS'tdhesSoS'
' Mr. n j. YOUNG FULTON, % Union square
A -BEST TEACHERS, American and forcgn sugpn,HI1
n. !or all branches, IN az localities no ehaiRe'
r. r AVERY, American School Bureau. West Hthst'
N. Y.
A TUTORS Governcs~cs. Professors. TelcheTs. al
a. braIcho., supplied s-huos AID families Liftnaf,
schoclS b pa ents Modern languages spuEen MlElAA
COYRIERE 81 Eat l7th St bet 4th.aNe aud Bfoad"ay
ID RoCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formHriy Chit
ID carol supplies superior teachers for schools coIegt
ana families Mrs /. FIiEEMAN.GRDCkWAf. Is
West 23dst. Recommends schools ~ parents
nUT Union TEACHERS AGENCY tEstsblished
iSaOo nroydes schools with teacherG teachers with
positions w d. KERR 10 Astor Pipoe. n. y.
yIJoMAN'S EXCHANGE TEAcHERS' BUREAU tto'
w boh scSeI supplies rFofesors eaehern g9YerehseA
mutcans housekeepers cornpAn!ors chsperones &c 70
soIe0es schools and families also bookkseDerA stenogfh
nhers and eCpystS " business firms - 80
%. A CTIVFR 800 bth.1re. New befE CIV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

WAN T T. D.-MIDDLE AGED COL
w ored woman for general housevork
Apply at No. lV East Eighth st. au24-tT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-ConRressman
II. Clay Evans, OF Tennessee, talked to.
day over the contest which Congressman
Phelan, Of the Memphis District, will
have on Ills handA before the next Flee
tions Committee. He said:
'Mr. Phelsn's nominal majority is
some 5000, yet TIE charges OF corruption,
fraud In the count ami violation of law
are so clearly sustained that | don't see
how he eau retain his seat. Th,se frauds
are where the co ored 70 e is heavy. Over
100 Democratic officials have been indlct-
ed before tbs Federal court In the West
ern District for oflenses against tho bal
lot. Some of them are leading citizens.
The penitentiary is staring them in the
face tor n certainty. am not sure that
a Federal election law will cure the evil.
1t is not the laws, but the lack Of en-
forcement that allows Justification aud
fraud.
ION fair count we should have car
ried Tennessee last fall, and on far
count will carry IL in 1899. The Demo-
Gratis are hard pressed. In Chattanooga
they have tried every device to prevent
the Republicans from controlling the city.
The election law passed by the last Leg
islature is scheme to injure the Repub-
licans, but 1t will probably hurt its origi-
MAJORS more.
at was intended to disfranchi'e the
Ignorant colorei voters, hut 1t will dis
franchise good many Democrats as well.
Some OF tho most active Democrats
workers can neither read nor write, and
they are feeling hurt that their party
leaders should make a law which will
shut them out. The law has all the can
didates on one ballot not arranged by
parties, but by Offices, and the voter
scratches the names OF all but the cAsdi-
date he is supporting. 1t was intended
10 confuse and make difficult the casting
of ballot"