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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-06
early manifestations of their
scholars eyesight and report
in time to their parents to
have their eyesight examined
by Professor Strsssman, the
expert Optician of national
fame.
Artificial Eyes
Replaced
Persons deprived of one eye
can have this deformity re-
moved by the insertion of an
artificial eye, which moves
and acts like a natural organ.
OFFICE HOURS.
From 9 to - am, | to
4 pm., and J to 8 in
the evening.

October 8, 1859.
We regret very much TO learn that Prof.
6trassman has do ID to leave our city in
Q short time. While here no has succeed
ed by his strict attention to his pr0fss-
sion in greatly b~ens6tings large number
OF eur citizsns, and hs leaves ~ with many
testimonials from tho best residents Of
the city as to his ability, which 10 uAquss-
tionabls. He is very frank with those hs
cannot help, always telling them tho truth
and gives them good advice gratis, and
those whom hs can help miss q great
chance if they do not see him. He has the
good wishes of all our citizens for his fu-
turs.-Ksarasy Enterprise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-06
Prof Strassman

Arrived in Red Cloud to re-
main a short time He is do
ing an immense business
throughout the United States
giving the best satisfaction
and delight to hundreds with
defective sight. His knowl.
edge of the human eye and
his skill in adjusting the glas-
SEES is marvellous beyond i'm
agination.
Endorsed by all great men
of this country aud Europe.
In an instant, AZ if by mag.
iC. he is able to tell you any
ailment of your failing vision
poini out the cause and dang
or. and adapt brilliant glass
es, peculiarly ground to suit
every defect of the eye which
will aid iii strengthening the
evesight of the old and young
Scientists Invited 10 examine
fhe new sOstem Of presorva
ton of the human eye
Teachers should watch tin
See Circulars for Other
Reference.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-06
CITY CHATTER.
BUSTED BY Our Alert Reporsers, aud
Prepared for Our Readers.

hustled BY Our Alert Reporters, aui
Prepared for Our Readers.
Stone building blocks at Deyo's.
Drums from 3Oc to $3.50 at Deyo's
Get your hair cut at St,ngley's bar
Der shop.
NJ. R. Bentley was on the sick lis,
this week.
G.. r. Clancy was in Superior
this week.
Mrs. F.. r. Gump is visiting in
Missouri.
Several marriages are reported to
take place soon.
The Democrat has moved its head.
quarters over Mixers store.
JEFF Ward talks Of starting q Demo
cratic paper in Red Cloud.
The best line Of gloves and mittens
at lowest prices at Wiener's.
The city is putting in water meters
where parties r using motors.
Go early to Deyo's and select your
Xmas presents and avoid the rush.
No dealer in this town can meet
our prices on albums. L. II. DEYo.
Why do you pay . big price for
books when you can buy o Of Deyo
for 25c.
Dolls? Well 1 should say Deyo
did have dolls. Step in his store
and STE.
The New York Store is headquar-
tiers for the the best makes of boots
and shoes.
We advise our readers to 90 to
Deyo's for their toys, books, and bol-
iday goods.
Clothing has never been sold so
cheap as it is now offered by Wiener
the leading clothier.
FoR SALE:-Ag good span Of young
mules, or will trade for young cattle.
Inquire at this Office.
S. T. Vanhorn, gave his little
daughter Myrtle q party this week in
honor of her birthday.
Melton O~vcrcoats that others ask
GIG for C. Wiener has been selling
al the season for $14.
A rare opportunity to make $500
before Christmas. Address with ref
crences Cast, St. Louis.
Melton o~vercoats that others ask
SIG for c. Wiener has been selling
all the seaso for $l4.
D. c. Myers has added his name
to the Great Family Weekly. Peo-
pie can't do without it you see.
80 cts buys . suit of underwear or
$3.50 buys = finer suit than any one
else sells. BERG & GALUsHA.
The incest and best line of kid
gloves in the city at the
New York Store.
Deyo is to the front this year on
holiday goods. He has the largest
stock in town and prices the lowest.
$500 buys an overcoat of Berg &
Galusha's that other people imagine
they are getting bargins in at $3.50
Wiener, the clothier, is also head
quarters for boots and shoes. You
can find Sells hand made goods and
cheaper grades there at rock bottom
prices.
Call on Wiener before you buy ysu
boots and shoes, for your wife, chill
dren or yourself. You will not only
save money, but get the best goods
made.
The Christian church steeple is
vending its way heavenward. BY the
way the Christian church is one of
the most handsome of our church edi-
fees.
Every man VINO has a family should
prepare some present for each mem
Der Of his household. It is such lit,
tie things as that that binds the fam.
~ more closely, and makes life worth
living for.
Mr.. D. G. Myers, of Red Cloud,
Nebraska. An uncle of our Frank, was
in town Friday Of last week. HI
spent . part Of this week visiting
other relatives northwest Of Salem
Salem Argus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-06


Some few weeks ago We noted il
these columns that some miscreant
had committed q most heinious crime
of poisoning a ine horse for Capt
Munsell, valued at about $500. o.
all crimes, or all mean things to do,
the meanest is TO wreak vengance
upon a dumb animal in order to get
even with a man, when one may per.
haps have a grievance against. Capt.
Munsell seems to have the enmity Of
some one in his township who takes
delight in poisoning his horses, for
just only The other night he had an
other fine animal poisoned. The
captain discovered the condition Of
the animal too late to help it, and as
a consequence It died from the ef-
fects of the poison. The last horse
was valued at $3.50, and the first one
at 5000. Capt. Munssll is one of our
best citizens. and just Why anyone
should have a grudge against him he
is at loss to determine.
W. G. Smith, familiarly dubbed
"Jim" came down Wednesday morn
ing on a hop, skip and q jump, pro-
claiming enthusiastically to his friends
that lie was papa of a bouncing girl.
He has already filed his bill of partic-
ulars, alleging that should any young
man be found swinging on the gate
with this young lady that he will
move the court to give him sixty days
at hard labor or get off the gate. II
is reported that grandpa Roats and
papa Smith are both happy. We ex-
tend congratulations.
Dame Rumor reports to our repor-
torial ears, that We are to have sever
al weddings soon, wherein cupid is
accused of touching the hearts of
some Of u elder people. All par
ties are SAID to be quite up in years
and becoming tired Of life OF sin
gleness and have concluded that it is
not good for man to wander this vale
Of tears alone. and hence have con-
eluded to join their fortunes with two
Of the fairer sex.
What will you do with all the
clothing, ETC., is asked every season
of C. Wiener, but when one sees that
the piles Of goods are way down at tho
end of the season Ne do. not wonder
what induces the Golden Eagle to Law
in such heavy stocks. People appre-
ciate big stocks and much more the
low prices that are always given by
C. Wiener.
Persons buying clothing are always
in fear Of being taken in, but when
they can deal with an honorable
house like the Golden Eagle has
proven in the last six years this fear
vanishes. c. Wiener has always
made good anything that is not salts
factory. Goods are sold by him on
aheir merits.
For correct fitting clothing 60 ia
Berg & Galusha.
A nice dress flannel 36 to 81 in
vide from 35cts to $1.0O per I'D at
the New York Store.
| Melton overceats that others ask
SIG for G, Wiener has been selling
| all the season for $14.
Farmers when you come to tow
take.a little time and examine Bere
& Galusha's prices.
Don't spend dollar for anythins
in the clothing line until you ex
anime prices and qualities at Berg &
Galusha's
Are you going to buy a carpet. I
50 do not fail to call and examine m,
sock and prices. T. V. Taylor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-06
ALI ska Brilliants
Australian Crystals

q new chemical combination
of spectacles and patent self
adjusting Eye glasses. The
first time introduced into this
country. Manufactured to or
der after examination by mod
ern instruments
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OUTGOING STEANERl
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF SEw.YORK.... WEDNESDAY MAY ]. 1889
ARRIVED
Steamer Alesla lFr) vaiat Marsees April Naples IL
with ndse and 957 passengers TO kwell Co Arrived 1t
steamer Hugo tspan Musiea oena.so. April 20. M...n
2a with sugar TO order; vessel Bruce lsmay ArVed
steamer Alicia span, Adams Caibarisu April IL, sagua
30 with sugar 70 order vessel Bruce Ismay Arrived A.
steamer Carl Konow tNor, schwsngs Bsraeoa days. with
Steamer Iroquos kemble Jacksonville via Charleston
tays NTH mdse and passengers 70 VIM Clyde d Co - M,
s alaucus Coleman. Boston. with mdss 70 DIM
Steamer Amos Barrow. corwin. Providence
Bark Franca.oo uta Allivano Montevideo b days. IN
BARK sr Sleeves Busnos Ayres So days. with
Brig Ataanas Aidrioh, Port Jefferson, 70 Abbott
to A Morton & sons; vessel 70 Snow Burgess.
BUNsET-Ats Sandy HOOK. wind moderate, W: cloudy A.
City Island. wlnd light sW: cloudy
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Illinois spencer Antwerp April ~ With wdss ana
to Peter Wright sons Arrived 1t the BAT ~ ~
steamer Chatahooche Dsgge Savannah days with ndss
and passengers to X L walker.
BARK specnlant Ger kampohl Buenos Aycs 81 days. In
BARI Ke.treI tB Norton orchi. "a days. with
Foulke d Co.
Steamer State Of Nevada (Br. Stewart alassow-Austin
steamer soina (Nor Hjornseth, Bsraeos-Mones d Co.
Steamer Drino tDtch) HooReron Baracao-Gozncs Fear
steamer Fl pa.o Quick New orleans-John T Van Sickle
Steamer wyanoke. Bcax, Norfolk and kchmond-oa Do
Steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland-Horstio Hail.
Bark AraL ste-d Iswsd Bsrgstrom. Grand Mails, Can
SAILED.
Steamers City OF Now York, City OF Rome and GermAn for
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niehnohA Isecnstfvs md Machine works. go, 600;
n. ,. Psinos H.. Co.. Of New.Yeyk touintssd Ira
Worms, casa 800 Bsathwoek yossdry and Maehine O..
d Philsdsphis, ssls 800 Charles Rssdss Sons. Bsiu
more, s71s9o0. The !. p Morris o. Of PhiladsiDAiA
put In bid Of seoAfSo fos esnsssesans Ne machinery
according tAe Department dsssns, but vita their own
nodineatonA
the command Of the Ksarsasss sud p,,,,ed waisns
orders. Commander Edwin II. Shepard has teeA de-
taehed the Naval Home Philadelphia, sad ordseed
to command the kearsaxge Lieutenant Walter 0eI~so
has detached Despatch and granted leave
Of absence for one year. with permission 60 abrosd
Naval Cadets y. r. and NJ. L. Bristol have
been detached from the Yanc and ordered 70 s NAVAL
Academy for ANAL examination. Naval CADET NJ b.
Psgot has returned from the Gaens end reported - the
Naval Academy for final examination Leave OF sosenee
Tor one year. with permission TO 60 abroad. has been
granted to Lieutenant N. II. Usher.
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THE COURTS
THE COURT OF APPEALS

Albany. N. Y. May LIN the Court OF Apreaia TO-DAY
he following argued:
No GOETHE town Of North Hampstead. respondent
sst John j. Thompson appellant
No. el3-MargAret Boyle. administrathx appellant aah
the New.York Lake Exc and Western Railroad Company
respondent
No 1e3-Idzzie Griswold. respondent aRt the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company ap
peIlant
No o13-Agge r. Mills admlnstratrir, respondehA
AT Hiram p Mills appellant.
No. 722-Charlcs Z. Bangs respondent ssI 'ohn
wosbefn IT,, appellant. Dismissed under Ruit 2l
No 12l-James z. Heller. es al. respondents agt. me
Allentown Manufacturing Company, appellant Judgment
All med by defAat with costs.
Ne. 44s-smon stettheimer. respondent, aRs Theoea'd
w. Tone ct al, implesd. appellants $50
no 7so-JerusAa Vaughn respondent. Ra the village
Of Portehester, appellant Submitted.
No 131-John Boardnnan. respondent, sRt watson II.
Brown OF AL appellants. Judgment affirmed By defauia
with costs.
In tho Second Division tho following cases were argued
No 60s-Wiusm b. ORourke. appellant agt John l.
IIadcock respondent.
No. 4ls-Ehwin A. Barnes. appellant agt Harry T.
Light respondent
Following are the calendars for Thursday:
First DivlsIon-Nos 29s. 2a7 253. 273. 24e. AGO. 7ss
$50. 49, - .
second Divsion-Nos 475 $50. AoA 4s7. ST. 49, 4so
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.


Washington May 1.-Major General Schoaed has amended
army regulations permit fufoughs 10 nonoom
missoned officers Of the general stan and enlisted men
acting such, fer days when issued oy post
commander emergency and for one month wnen Issued
by o department. commander.
First Lieutenant E B. Babbitt. Ordnance department.
has been ordered Fert Monroe, Va, Springfield
Mas First Sergeant Robert walsh Company b. Ih
Infantry has been retired: First Lieutenant John "
White 1st Artillery has been detailed a. professor Of
military tactics at the agricultural, snd meohaniea eoege
OkubtehA County, Miss. relieving second Lieutenant
H. c. Davis r., 8d Artillery, who is ordered to Join
his battery The resignation Of Cadet N. T. Hughes
fourth class Military Academy, has been accepted Captain
T. L. ZN,nak, 9Th Artillery, has been osdcna from
Fort Hamilton, N. Y, to Newport, T. l., 70 deliver a
lecture before the torpedo class Leave OF absence for
three months has been granted Captain W. w.
Doushsrty, 2od Infantry. and First Lieutenant c. IL.
wsttS sdjutant 9Th Cavalry. and the Leaves granted
Csnain H. M. Kendall. 9th Cavalry, and First Lieu
,en,ot r. NJ. Woodruff, 9Th Infantry, have been OK
tended sixteen days and two months respectively.
Blds we're opened at the Navy Department to-day for
snnnv,np the machinery Of the batteship Texas now
building at the Norfolk Navy Yard The bida were;
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,r,opucrD 10 ruE. ExrIoy1s 81 NIB. JAMIE

.....onuprp 10 TIE. ExPIoYDs BIZ NE. 'AA''
80 .u,ss ovr. M. OPTION 70 HIM
., corpslius Van Coss took ehssgs OF 'ho
-. ysstsrAay. Actng Postmaster tnoms
-. -ho has bssn at the hssd OF mo JUNO ~ ~
.".,, aessh vas at Ne on3ee TO weicoms !ao
~ ..Ss.,s, Assistant Postmaster Gayior. the
~ -.,..,,nt.rdents Of Tho departments o. 'ns
E.s.. The financial onaeers inc supoI, n.ns.n..
~. no,..I cations and thu ASSISTANT supe'n %
-. IN tho Postmssters room ~ - - NV
~ 49, vhicA Pc.tuassers have usoo icf nSa,
esSs e- 1900 NJ The bssck drspery which IL haa
-" ~, p,sr.on's death. Several norai piece.
sn. 80 A.. DESK among them large ono preso''oN
eo". po.,omce Clerks and Carriers hssoc'a'H'.
". CIT AMI ex Police Justice Morgan cii,efe1
NJ 'aA 80 .,..r IL O'Clock. Mr. James spoho
se - =, vscome and then INTRODUCED 'no "o"
J" W." y, The ooBcsls present, with each oi WYNN
- Va, Cot, shsok hands. The parry 'hei
~. h.,cony overlooking tho main fos'o .e..ndnn,
~s.s Az. James, Mr. Van Colt and inc a..
..n,.ared there vas q sudden cessA.'", .,,n Tho
pr-.ss =, e,etks gathering in BODY Deh0au 'uo
nunu ~ x.omans said: IL introduce 70 'ou
esSoa. I.ns az Postmaster. General ana e.'Iose
rharevere cheers for Mr.. James, ~no o.i".
..SnS,a .hs maj for tAeir kind reception auu v.'p 49,
W. ~ Van Cdt TO whose high reputsuoh .o ~
..n..a tbs same log atty which they hsa sno".
eo'u wv, a,,ns his term Of Office Ihieo eao.is
w.r, given ior Ma James, who thsn AZ .m clad to
new rostm.s.s Mr.. Van Colt saa 90, ~. ~, coming
-, von on md oil. an satisfied 'nA' No 20
.n.,,ns of the Office cannot Do , So,
you wQl show toward mo the unioa ~. 49, % sscn,e
-.,oh has bse, spoksn Of and whicn n'po :" 90,
~. go. ~, three hearty cheers for MT van .o''
- a. .ecIss left the balcony me- van wv ~
",,.A "A 81. TASK until late In The afternoon.
m. p..tm.tsr's bondsmsn and me smounV 1of
IT ~, ,.comss surety are: H. K. Thurber,
100000; ov FELTON, s,oOoco a. S Tnowas
~ no. =. 4. Work. $4,000; J. Newman, $4,000;
80 commissioner John McCasve. $4,000. Tho
%o,o n,nd for 10000 and the sureties ,u'sned IN
d 100000. count Of tho money, stamps: pos.s'
-. stc. IN hand was made On Tuesday afternoon
~ svenins Their value was over 500, 900, for
Sssieh Mr. Mn Cot ave receipt The money wn Mr
james was ssat to w.hston ana Mr. Mn, y Ho, COT coz
ssss,s.a~y thG he would mako changes ct present
snonS &c dncial. and clerks He tet ne necessity sng
SsnI sndesyor 10 secure larger number OF mon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

PRAISE F0H THE WHOLE CKLsHBAATqoH.
Admirsa Porter and General Sherman viewed yester
days parade. the greater part Of It, together from
tho windows Of the Admirable rooms in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Both were delighted over II. at
far surpassed anything of tho kind Witnessed
said the Admiral last evening. at was simply mag
nincent in every respect Tho men in charge Of 1t
deserve the highest praise, and hope they will 70
ceive 1t. In other city would such q vast demon
straton be possible" The Admiral will return to
Washington to-day.
His sentiments were echoed by many other well
knewn VISITORS among them ex.Chcf Justice seiwin
f. Owen Of Chic. Said he: "You New-Yorkes are
hypercritical when you stop to End fault with any
connected with tho management Of this grand
affair. To me it seems splendid triumph from De-
ginning to end. That Is tho general impression re
garding II among outsiders. In view OF this an
criticism about matters Of detail seems uncaled Tor
and out Of place.
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LONDON WOOL sALfa

wss rod ssa a. sdiss ssr: spSssA tSsss 60 -
osrod Ths dsmand struax and yeeeq No.
3 ssllsrs S1s Ness ies s:t: .:caTS p D.: O. ~
ss, s.ss I'll v q: tsSs Ssssss
Y s asop e..s.: ,os2;: e. z: ~
and gase.s "a: srs.:I s;Seli ~ - -
E1Sasl: 81: Do icsi. nd pt.osE ). sSSi, CT; tGsE:
is s.l:: .::s g.. So. :: :sss. a
e iss!: ~ .as S!ss:: sics s..s n!:s.siSS ~
$500 s. a. .s sssrs .r Il s
"a c.ps Sod saas SDs I'd s. Sss
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POLICE INSPECTOR CoNLIy's INJURIES.
po,.. 1nsreotor Couhn not 30 badly hurt BY the
IN - NJ. ho,,s on Monday nrst feared. Three
-. an NJ, st foot are disabled, and his doctor thinks
., An tale week Asm to heal % that the Inspector
a rssprn 20 his dsuea The other injuries were only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

TO MAKE 4 SCHOOL STUDY OF ALCOHOLISM.
Springfield, ILL.,. May LIN the Senate to-day
bill was passed providing that physiology and hygiene
shall be taught in the public schools with special
reference the effect Of alcoholic stImulans on the
human system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE. ,o,ys
- The historic mansion VI the hte JUL.
aSsISs situated Y 'fs S Seasa Tor IS. By
the The struetar1 is four stories in height. IL;
GLIDING he basement. is built OF brick ana
ss nnsie in o. Ensisnd a. tsS beginning Of ths
present century, the plans and drawings
having been approved 6y the most eminent
architects OF both London ana EalhpGuIgn'
to whom they were submitted by M: GIoas'
Besides the natural beauties OF the place.
tho grounds have been under the highest
cultivation for fifty years; they inolale
broad lawns, stately trees, extensive mower
gardens, sonservstories and graperies. Sta.
bles and other outbuildings suitable 70 sueh
place. The property is located near the
head OF the principal street, In the mos
beauaful village iu Western Ncw.York,
upon elevated grounds that command eAten;
surrounding country.
Csnsndaigua has . population Of about
eight Thousand. and It's wide streets. eNtsn.
sive lawns and stately old houses bear testt'
mony 70 the ntelissnes sglSaaSa and sS
vantages are Of high order. .there being
within Its borders an endowed institution
for the education OF boys and two widely
celebrated schools for the instruction OF
young ladies. Its streets are provided with
lighted with electricity, an abundant supply
Of pure water IL Furnished its Inhabitants
from the beautiful lake which bears It's
name. the shores OF which sps dotted with
charming summer homes, and upon histo1c
spot midway between Its eXtremitits Is 10.
Gated \ new, commodious and elegantly fur.
nished hotel. Photographic views and fur
Their Information furnished upon appll ca ton
PIERCE 4 WILLIAMS.
CanAndsiguA n Y
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Uounirp nca! estate for Bale

A GRNCY FOR MoNTCLAIR-Asne.
a sons residences and building 0Ss
fsr sale houses g lsS ssst9n or ~.
SLAREAcH u TUBES . S''En'A
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pRopUcE MARKETS.

PRODUCE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL May l-stocks OF brsadstIns-Flour. no bar
rolls 5000 sacks wheat eentas; corn <1S
'hresss-whsst quiet bot STEADY demand steady, hold
srs oder modeatfy RED western WHICH, % VI peS os.bA
Corn quiet demand POOR. -. ... Oh. o.. 49,.
Copper oosod f37 l2s edSsSS % per ton Tor three
msrRS NV l-Pserolsum-Tins pale Amsreaa 10 frs.
oentimes paid and 10 francs - = centimes sensra
xrWERp MAY l-Wlsoxs lard closed % VI tAncs 20
RsnSxI NAY l-Petrssan g aarks rs pfsnaisA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
suu rses ABS seu. s,53 IMosn setA e2s AsonsAss
Hi0H WATER
4 x-sandy Hook Gal asv. Upland. ga Hen Gate nsa
SI-Sandy Hook S:23 Gev. Inland Vat 2sn GAIA iis"
INCOMING STEAMERS
To-DAE
$500, rvom Sanld Ltns
Hermann Antwerp ....April H.. White Cross
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COTTON xARxETs-BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL Nay IA p m.-cstssu-The sAlss Of the day
insi,asa 49, 49, nm Xmerisas-l6dding- Ns6dnns
.sn.c NAV dsiiyery ssllsrs Nay And Jsae ashya
ansnst And september delivery ee%d sellers September
And October delivery 6064d buyers October and Novsm
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BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED
Washington, May bond offerings to-day aggfs
gated $50 100 as follows: Registered 4s-ss,7oO at
l29 $3.50 at 100. Registered 41-2s-s1O,5oo at los.
All the offers were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

CLOSING PRICES OF oALIyoRNrHSrookA
Sen 1fsneisoo. May I, 1850.
NondayIToday Non6ayiTo-lA1t
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THE CLYDE SUGAR xAKKET
GLASGOW NAY 1.-The Clyde sugar market 10 excited -
prtcss have fAlien. .. Zoo.
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THE MANCHESTER MARlEr.

MANCHESTER. Msy 1.-The " ouardsn" IN IL senmeessl
"Producsrs have ecen forced By ~ No -
TO attempt to advance Quctstons bat have net ~
,S . s:sSsn o. 81 -
yesterday dd MOI reach the average q 9eday 1esh
ssked rarely peportonAteH equal - 09h
the material Continental buyers are eAaNoas; -
have APPARENTLY supplied their wants Ar ahsad Rs6ee y
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Males.

Males.
u ooKKEEPER WANTED IIfMEDI-
ID ATELY.-ApIly 10 psrson 1hursdAy
habits. AMERICAN PREs3 Ass0CIA.
TON. 81 and "a Vosey.t
IL you ARE OUT OF EMPLOYSENT
or Wish To make change. call AZ the
SS rs.a sr m.n n .1s.y Ii
from onlco msnsger 70 porters. clerks. cash.
isrs and collectors; packers, hotel po.itons.
city and country; cosehmsn; grooms am
wa,chmen. porters, drivsts and mechanics !;
new orders every mail. Call for lnforna-
ton. METROPOLITAN AGENCY. eos
broadway.
WANTED. -one n.n:xe'. I'VE genera;
w Ave special agents for NeW'fofk Clty
and ss a5a Az 70, E, .srrs snf "d liz
a. ss:ps. i. :essi. OILY lT- h s's S Z: Ia
sssass s.Hs.1sss e: Tes = i3'ns
dress NJ. n. w. BLOSS. seeond vico.pteN:
dent or Mr.. n. q. DLoss. inEeetpi Of
agencies. Mutual hesrys Fnnd Lie Nc f,aS
NsS'Yori CIV. .------..-------
w ANTED Ter farmers and nSe gar.
w dcners ready N work bring elo,hs:
RICH, away AUGUST WEEK. slS
WAshingtOn.st
Females.
OFFICE WORK Wanted lady Is 70 -
~ ranld plain wiiLct Tor gorefi omos
work Ia man ufaotsIy stssdy employ nent
70 acceptable party. Adiruss Lock box Ol9.
South EorwAlk. Conn.
NURSE snd sEAMSTEESs.- Wanted.
~ Young Protestant woman To 90 shofl
distance into tn" country must brlnR b"st
ant r1day bel AMI 10 O'Clock.
w ASTEn. -Chamb"rrn1id and wan waltz,
w % Assist with washing and ironing.
Apply With p forcnc". q, III West 7OtSsI
b+tw cen 10 aud O'Clock.