davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news., 1889-04-09
SPORTING GOODS.
FISHING TACKLE.

lancewood Jointed Rods
Greenheat Jointed Rods.
Bamboo Jointed Rods,
Split Bamboo Jointed Rods,
Brass Multiplying Reels,
NickeI-PIated Multiplying Reels,
German Silver Multiplying Reels.
Fish Hooks, all kinds.
Twisted and Braided Reel and
Hand Lines.
IOWEST PRICES
The morning news., 1889-04-09
Pearl Ceseimere Hats,

Spring shape, all sizes, at LaFar's.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
VILLA SW JANA.

Villa sw. Jana nazywamy
dzien % czerwca, a to z tel
przyczyny, 2e daia "a czerw-
ca przypada swietego Jana
Chrzclciela. Dzieh zas poprzed-
nj zowiemy wed1ug kssciel-
nege zwyczaju villa.
Swiety Jan Chrzclciel to po-
przednik Pana Jezusa i lego
krewny przez make. Jest to
ow syn Zacharyasza i Elzbie-
ty, ktorego narodzenie aniof
ojcu przepowiedziaf, a ktory.
nastepnie uczyt ma puszczy,
wzywaf do pokuty i chrzest
z woody wrrowadzil, a nawet
samego Pana 'Azusa ochrzclf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
Kruszka k~apituluie.

PEACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20

W Joraanie. Umarf on me-
czenska sniereia, iciety z
rozkazu Hereda q IA 3adanie
jege corki, ktera zapragasfa
g1ewy tego iwistsgo.
Villa sw. Jana przypada
wtasnie W p~ierwszyeb dniach
lsta, kiedy noe najkrotsza a
dzieh najdfu2szy.
Jul dawno "a czasow po-
gaasklch, k:edy ludzie AMI o
obroeie ciaf nisbieskich ME
mieli prawdziwego pojeeia,
zastaaawiafa ludzi ia krotkoid
nOcy a dfugo;6 dnia.
Wystawiali oni sobie, as ja-
kls debrv duch chce ludziem
dac swiatfo sfeneczne ciagle
tax, liby nscy wcals ME byfo.
Jakls inny Fly duch przeciei,
ktory sic swiatfa leka, ME
ehcs tege dopuscie i topi Sion
CO " wedzie, spychajac je z
aieba. Ably vice togo ztsgo
ducha edpedzie, palill po GO
rach egnis zaraz z wieczora.
Myself sobie, as tenn ziege
ducha edstrasza j dopemega
dobremu duehowi do tego,
ably sfohcs przsz cafy czas
na niebie ~utrzymaf, tax iz5y
wcale ME zachodzi1o i oatad
jul ciagle i nieprzsrwanis lu-
dziem swiecife, ably mieli
dzien ciagfy a nocy i clemnos-
oi wcale ME zeznali.
TIE ognis W villa sw. Jana
nazywali nasi dawn e]cewis
Polacy i Sfewianie Sc b 0 t.
k a m i.
Prey mich gremadzili SIG
starry i mfedzi. Starry gwa-
rzyli sobie Q dawnych czasach,
o urodzajaoh W polu; o tenn,
co Cd swoich dziadow sfysze-
Ii z dawnvch dzisjow, mfodzi
zas nakiadali paliwa ma egien,
spiewali, tanczyli, skakali
przsz ogien i bawili sic weso-
10 al do biafego dnia, gdy
sfonko ma niebie wzeszfo. Me
depalone l ME wygasfe glow
ME z eguia sebotkowege rzu-
cali do woody, a cd nastepae-
60 dnia poezynali sic kapa6.
zwyczaj ten utrzymaf sic
" ziemiaeh polskich do dzi-
sisjszych czasow.
Dzlsla] prawda Wlemy, re
ME jakies tam debre i zfs
dushy swiatem rzadza, ale
sam Bog i stworca p~ostane-
will TAXI porzadek W swietle
niebieskicm, il po wszystkie
easy bedzie noe pc dniu, a
dzien Pc neey, GRAZ 10 we'd
lug okolie i per reku bsda
dni przybierafy Tub tracify ma
dfugesci, a W miare tege be
die sic zmieniala ] dfugesd
neey takae.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20

PEACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20

Ma mocy uchwa}y przyjete 70
sta}y na%stepujace czasowe wspar-
cia:
James Hogan, Nv. Winona S 1000
Elzbieta Fenske 1000
Ma wniosek komisarza Perry
przyjeto bond Winona Building &
Manufacturing Company W kwocie
S 1900, ma dostawe mebli ola no.
wego ratusza.
Osobista peticya szk6lna, pod
pisana przez OBJ. Phil. O'Meara,
zadajaca, ably pofudnlowa poEowe
po}udniowo-zachodniej cwiartki
cd sekcyi %, town los, range 9,
odjeto cd d%istryktu szk6lnego M.
6S a dofaczono do distryktu szk6l-
nego Mr.. 81, przyJeta zosta}a
ma wnlosek komisarza Perry i
obrady mad to sprawl odbeda sic
W dniu 10 llpca 1889 r., o godzi-
ME 2 z pofudnia.
Ma wniosek odroczy}a sic Ra-
da ma czas nieograniczony.
M. TOYE, przewodniczqcy
Rady powiatoweJ.
P O t w i e I d 2 a: E. A. RAMM
auditor pow;atowy
PLACCIE IA WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
Obrady MOlmisarZy
POwiatOwych.
nokonczenie

Obrady 10 sobote, I c=ewca SO.
Nastepujace rachunki przyzwo-
lone zostafy z Funduszu powiato-
wego:
Herald Printing Co., druki, S $3.50
Jos Leicht 1880
Winona Adler $50
S. E. Cotton, jake ssdzia 2.20
W. Malzahn, jake konstabel 465
J. G. Hendee, jake konstabel 1919
H. Beck, jake konstabel IS
J. M. Sheardown, jake klerk
DOW. 1885
d. Fakler, znaczki pocztowe 4.76
S. Braley, sto}owanle wiez-
niow w maju 1880
S. Braley, jake szeryf 1880
G. H. Elmer, tow. d. WIG
zienia 1925
Laird Norton Co., drzewo" 400
Hastings Bros, reparacya
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20

Razem $1626.95
Cz}enkow liczy Tow. sw. Sta
slawa Kostki obecne 1856.
Ma usparcie powodzian W Penn
sylwanii wysiane ztad W miniony
wtorek pierwsze S 500 do Komite-
tn ratunkowego W Pittsburgh.
2 Sturgeon Lake zjechaf do ma
robote brat tamtejszego
pisrwszsgo kolonisty p. Macieia
Dunaiskiego, kt6ry dawniej by} W
Brazyln.
t W ns;edziele rane pochowane
zota}y ma polskim cmsntarzy zwto-
XII S. p. E]zbiety Kotu}y, starusz-
XII eko}o 80 lat l~lczacei.
T4tejssq gazette niemlecka AdAer
z}ozyli jej akcyonaryuszs DO grobu
- ma wieki.
MYDkO BADGERA bardzo
dobre. = Pytajcie 0 ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
Wlemy to dzisiai wszysoy

Wlemy to dzisiaj wszysoy,
a jednakze zwyczaj palenia
sobotek l rozmaitych obcho-
W villa sw. Jana sic utrzymu-
je Jake stacodawna po praoi-
each pamiatka. Pamiatka Ia
przypomina nam obowiazeK
dziekowania Bogu "a laske
prawdziwe) WARY i "a swiatle
nanki i oswiaty, kt6re nam
Porzadek W swlstle niebies-
klein poznad dafo.
Kruszka kapituluje.
" Kuryerxe Polskim spotkalis-
my sig z takiem pokornem wynu-
rzeniem jej rsdaktora:
,,Nienawlsd ludzka, nawet gdy
szkodzit ME moze, jest ciazarem
nieznesnym, otacza mas jakims wy
ziewem duszacym, niepokoi, przy-
bija; lepiej jest zyczliwost jakas
ofara okupic, niz rozpoczynae
walke z tymi, kt6rzy silniesi sa-
cd nas.. DO my ich bronla w}adad
ME potrafmy. A wiec, pokoi re
wszystkimi!'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
KOLEJOWY

CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN (East.)
Leave. Arrive
Chicago & Milwaukee Elk. 600 am. OILS pm.
Chicago night express 600 pm. o.5o am
Freight accommodation 1905 PIN.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL
Leave Winona East North
Chicago & Rock Island ex. 10. 60 am. 7.37 pm.
chicago express 6.37 pm. 100 2am.
chicago night express 1I.o6 pm. $3.50 am.
Fast Mail ga pm. 1903 pm.
CHICAGO BURLINGTON & NORTHERN.
Arrivals and Departures of Trains.
From chicago 11.35 am.
FROM Sncaso ana ot: LOUIS ASS am.
From Minneapolis and St. Paul 1ISs am.
From Minneapolis and St. Paul 11.2s DIN.
for lineage 1925 am.
For Chicago and St. Lous 1918 pm,
For St. Paul and minneapolis 10. 1925 am.
For St. Paul and Minneapolis AK am
Daily. Except Sunday.
Pc tykiety zg}aszae sic do:
R. t. LAMBERToN, Ticket Agent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
WIADOMOSCI
E.

To,oarzust,vo sw Stanislawa
Kestki wybraio sobie ma rocznym
mitingu nastepujacy zarzad:
Jan Bambsnek, p%rezydsnt
Fir. Czeklinski, vice-prez.
J. S. Wyganowski, sekretarz
Jan Czapiewski, vice-sekr.
Teofl Grucha}}a, kasyer
piekunowle kasy.
Roman Cierzan
J6zef Ebel.
Mars kowie.
August Szreiber
August Wrycza
R d i.
Jan Buczyhskl
Jan Jsreczek
Jakeb Lipihski
Jozef Wlka
X o m porzadk W a
Ii n.
Jan Burant
Juliusz Betka
Jan Stalka.
Odzwi erny.
Tomasz Bruski.
Do choragwl.
Stanislaw Czaplewski
Antoni Kulas
Wlncenty Erbetowski.
Doflagi am er y kanskiej
Jakob Palubicki
Piotr Mllkowski.
Towarzystwo gotowki poslada
5 21O.42, wypozyczenych pieniedzy
ma s 100000, ogolna wartosc to-
warzystwa 27S9,000.
Dochodu by}o ca}y rok S
1875.
Rozchodu bylo W ca}ynl roku
2O9O.90.
wyp}aeeno zapomogi " che o:
robie Is czlomkom 372.95
Kos2ta "a 3 pogrzeby. ..$154.W
Posmiertnie 3 wdowom....$ 10000
wdocom. $4,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
Kupcie maszyne!
w DRUKARNI

,,Wiarusa" %wystawio-
ma ma sprzedaz nova
maszyna dc szycia,
kt6ra nam %zap}acono
og}oszenie.
MONA ia nabyc "a
TAME pieniadze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
i rome
PORCELAIN Y.

Pamietajcie sobie to miejsce,
polskie gosposie, i czesto odwie-
dzajcie grocernla J. B. BAMBEN-
KA, n~aprzeciwko HALL PAM
Strehl6w, PREY 5teJ ulicy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
COURT cALyDARs-rO-DAY.

erppr,fr COTET-GENEnAL TERM-RhceHA
supRgME CoURT-CHAMBERs- Before Patterson, J-Moton
calendar win be called At II O'Clock
5F9 @ as as ssq S and pss s
ilS qie HS SGs s liz a9 s U.s. 5 1881 1872
sUPRFMi coURr-sPEclAl TERM- Arr II Before oBren
500 $50 pSl iSs iiiS, ia SS$ se$ S$S iiSi
@ 1881 s sd 1899 t2 si ' $3.50 ''2 ''S ''' $780,
sgrREs & ss I a?d S I ss s
a5 is as'i 1881 i2's 'Ss $40 iSoi 40S' i1'4 4O's
SUPREME couBr-cmeun-PARr uI.-Beforo Andrews j.
Ig Iy Ssa ;@ss Beach sSso
1900 o 2Si 2ss Sss2 Ss35 l5S7 5 2Ss7 29ee5 z517
su,aaoelrEs corRT-Before Rsusom. s.-%ls Of Mount
NJ Abel 10 m; Alfred q Myers, 1890 m. Anna Wan.
n FSF at: wi q chae. scarO Johnn Taq
Weldon a Baker CathRrine Badger and Henry Greenfield
10 a. nj Herman Dogen, 1880 a. M LncihdA W. Van
sUPEEion couRr-GExERAL TERS-Adlourned until Feb.
srfyfaroa couRr--sPKcAL TKRx- Before pugro. JMo.
sUrEmoa Esgy Ss Before S so sedg Sc
400 364 $50. 37i $40
sS S o55 &C. sAs S iJ5 D'o' TA1
SUPERIOR couRr-TRiAL TERM.pAHr lL@Beioro Freed.
ms srrEn orr NJ TrRaPAFT oecr
COMMON PLEAs-dFSFaXL TERN-Adlourned until Febru.
6o,uAos PLEAS SPECIAL rERS-BOtore BOOkstAyer H.
COMMON PLEAs-EourY rERM-Adjourped for the term
COMMON PIKAs-TRIAl TERw-PAgr l. Before Van Hoesen
JNOs $40 ali OiB Dlb, bl0 49, Dol SO7 1912 $50 097
$40 sl 1851 1914 $685. s2 $685. i67 $40 1929 1868 $780,
coaMoS PLEGs-TRIAL TERx-PAnr II-Adlourned for the
CRY COUNT SPECIAL TERAf-Befogo Browne, Motions
cry CoURr-EQurY TERM-Ad Adjourned for the term.
CRY COuRT-rhIAL TKRM-PARr l--BefoIe MciOwn j.
Nos 81 6ls 500 300 4O9, Az $780, 4s3 5000 200, go
bs7 572 613 574.
Nos 2ss2 40 1880 345 20 $780, 39l 5O7, 653. 057 67S
CRY CouRr-TRIAL TRRM-PART M BEFORE Ehrch J ,
Nos sO2 $780, 5l4 l55 t3e 62t 1870 $685. 1885, 447 4b2
l7l0, 1903 $40. 36l
cornr oy GENERAL sEssfoSs-pARr 1-Before Recorder
snyth and Assistant DisrctAttorney Fitzgerad-Nos.
10 80 inclusive. -
COURT on GENERAL SEssioSs-PARr 1f-Before MARITIME,
and Assistant Dstrict Dnyis-NOs. TO ~ inclusive.
% GENERAL sESsiONS-PAkf lll--befOro Glider
sleeve and Assistant DisctAttorney Jerome-Nos 70
~ inclusive.
COURT OYER AND TTRAnNEH-Extraordlnary Term--Ba
fore Daniels. j. and Attorney fellowa-No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21

On the Produce exchange the Butter %:,sss was
dull Esin Creamery stS2oe o SnIs e choice III
s ssSs steady SG9i &C l5 s4''' i'"'''' w
rs%,fy 4 s ss a. fsass u
: sssy p SG nominal M1sa sis Ss
S ssS cSs s sh's s4 Ps wSstsy m sale. csa
ar% ssS5ss sugar quiet; Hard Refined I'd 7,ssc y,.
g 49, PssiSs and Butcher, u sss &
csSG gn snd OHIO M Eastern
DETROIT ian wnsst.Ns White &C, cash lClc Ss
@ s05 su aS Corn ~ ws sa Sc
bush
III OK. sls !n n. Sc 's3 J &c as ga
Mixed $3.50 bid
MINNEAPOLIS, jan Ie.-whea. xas, firm and s'eadyi
c css4nsry asiiiiG'sa Do vsSs 81 a"
e s. SS fs Ss 81 Ss S a. s
eic DO February aic % NAV sI b on track sesssc
g. ssss su So az ss aa; q
e SSfss 1i Family ssSs 10 Boiler
E PSss; e !, co.'s SSss ss
Clear ss F. e E'sss csss e.
81 sV 90 Rye w. a SS quiet steady 4 Is
;Sc s S4 n S A9 Wheat market
30 Red for January s5ss5hc do for February At sss
s Nav sS s5 M1TSS st ays .. az 81 s
s WV a. ssc Corn firm sales No No Mixed
ns epot 4. IA n
q sole no Mixed n IL export eeyaOrat 4ltSAihe os
Mixed 90 G ssr msqSs DC sTr s s
do for May .Sa4e oatscar lots Sn under y, rec
gppsS al ssc No White at sse White Al sici
a,Srss ,tsy No M Msse q sqE J.sa9ga
Ag May ass R RStas1s' t, r
s Gss choice ns sSs e. aSs ws : ' choice
Mammoth Pearl 40 9t5c Hsb,on and wnts Elephant zpSts
DO do packets 90 BIO oo smoked Best y ne Beef
Nss 90 81! g. a. FAMILY SsS 90
sOSd SiHs do ss. .s Su FSsdS ,I sscs
sc shoulders pickle cured DO DO smoked essc;
I Ssrisi :tes4 S'' y RsneS sssIOSs:
F ss e w. sSs' S9 El
b G. and n Y. Creamery Extra i7c Western Fsot,y
Trs. a. ri iS western Fsss $780, chess
Part skims $3.50 Pun Skins ease ssgn.henneav nra
P p1sn I'D soSs7 e e Sea ton Of
Test in bbs s.Ios Recep,s-Floar 100 bDl. What
ments-wheat 1900 bush. Corn $500 bush Ca" is"'
ST. LOUIS jan lsFlour quiet and unchanged whes,
lower; No Red cash IT ~ ci February =, sstc NAY
sTnsscJ u flo' an e closing ssRS Corn on
S sSe & eS s $ SO s sS siss
cash & Ma, &C. h fCssy sSssscc @
ssS sss is,.si i BAR l'sSss e:
whisky steady Ss P SSSn sa % P9t
10 sos Short Clear 81 50 s0s1 10 s
s sss.. 4 81; sS:s s sSs
gsss 5Sc S1sS s Sss bis soC Ss rye
BUSH Corr 1900 bush Oats 1000 bush Rye bush
HarloV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
norn1rroN or 1ooAL rRusr ooMpAxIEs.

CONDITION OF LOCAL TRUST COMPANIES.
Albany, Jan. 19.-From the annual reports OF Now
York and Brooklyn loan and trust companies made 70
the Superintendent Of Banking for The past year IS
abstracted tho following:
Union OF New-York-Resources, S3o,835,O5I % :
capital, 81 goo 900; surplus fund, $3,241l52j DC
posits, s25 215,010: other liabilities, Sll50I94.
Title Guarantee and Trust OF New-fork-ltesources'
81 O06O26 81 capital. 100000; surplus So2,-
326 81 accrued rents, 81, 500 80
Manhattan, OF Yori-Resources, S44eo, b92 50
capital, 81 ,0o0,oOO undivided profits eli 800 81
deposits in trust 500 So; general deposits
1891 1862 10 other liabilities, 900 ,362 80
Central. OF New-YOrk-RcsOnrces, 6349 20
capital, 81 900 600 undivided profits S359l, o3l 81
deposits In trust, S7955062 % general deposits
$13, 1852 400 30; other liabilities. $2i6.i34 92.
capital $500 900; surplus 100000 undivided prohts,
S17e, 500 7s: trust deposits, S7eO3 'o; general de-
posits, s5, e93,2T2 %; dividends. Sle 90.
Knickerbocker, Of New YOrk-Resources, S2,3s2,-
4e4 ia; capital 100000; undivided profits. Slo4.-
s4s OF trust deposits 1927 5o7 20 general deposits
Farmers Loan and Trust, OF New ork-Resources
s27 300, EGO 49, capital, 81 100000 surplus, 90
$50 so trust deposits S22,005,294 O6 other iiabl-
titles, 800 1916 40.
Equitable OF New-YorlS- Resources. s3,44o,15o SO
capital 81 800 600: debentlires, 1881.
Cos OF capital 100000: undivided profits, $I51,
b4s 2b trust deposits, 4I07. sos 80 general deposits
s2 Geo j a. 03 other liabilities S55, 263 go
Franklin. OF Bro0klyn-Res0urces. 1910. 400 %
caIsal $500 600 surplus. ESQ 900 undivided sronts
posts. So 3s2 557 60 other liabilities. 1902 49,
Brooklyn-Resources. S11 1904 IL: capital
al goo 600: surplus s106.1O4 81 undivided .rofts
sass7 4e9 al trust deposits Si.154,470 rs. .epera
deposits ssG6l G64 76; other liabilities. 49, s4 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
THE RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR PRESS
THE REV. DIR. DE COSTA THINKS RELIGIOUS
NEWSPAPER SHOULD BE ENDOWED


NEWSPAPER SHOULD BE ENDOWED
The Rev. DR.. b. F. De Costa preached at the
Church of St John the Evangelist, at FouFteenth-st
and Wayerly Place yesterday morning, taking for his
tonic: The Religious Press and Our Duty Ihereto.-
He prefaced his remarks by saying some poopio
who think they cannot afford TO spend SIX Genus
week for church paper, spend three times SIX every
day for the miserable journals that are haWhed ABOUT
the Streets He spoke in Part as follows
II e not nv contention that the Sunday papers
should be destroyed. There Is no prospee, OF tna
but that they should be excluded nom S.tS , - not
made for man, but man for the press anu We UusS
exclude those newspapers t hac so Wc must keen
~ mind the facf however that have had religions
that could get along MhSTs ohf could SHT s
Without Cod and have had renglos, nhs , ste h,
hometan that could get along w. ,o,,, uteratre
consequently both the religious and me sce ,,sr
press arc institutions that will remain vhstever n
ey or NAV not preach. Tho secular press mas
may OF dvnSare over the religious from The fact that
IL Is secular and nondenomnstonai, coissl ~ -
appeals TO much larger helu Oh reS"''' '""' '4'
The latter on the other hand Il den9mnstonsal o1 70
oniv anpeaI 10 the members OF the donoinhaAiVhh W
which M belongs and II undenominatlohal " ~ nv a
ieliy FISH without bones, and though may A onS
ers n can never appeal 10 largo number OF readers
Tho religious press cannot command inc pes. ~nS W.
ali OF the pretentious efforts made at
story writing by the writers for the religious DIES,
iioious novels In fact they cannot give us the Dest
~ enytbJn0 hut news The news I'm the religious
uapers is he best because these papers are Sny
printed once week. and consequently the TePoItsrs
bave time 10 make their reports correct something me
reporters for the daily newspapers do not nave I'M
TO do Even the Catholic Church, WIN AL. an 81 ~
resources and ability to establish great national col
eges and universities has not been able TO estapnsh
a hrstclass religious newspaper. ,... {.
The prime Office OF the elgious press however, ls
not 10 spresd the news but TO teach faith hope Mn
divine love. do not by any means aavo0s oI, u
name They are Ike some Of the secular paKRs hs
they are simply an aaiouon 70 We newspape,
ought to be endowed like the COLLEGES IL must ,r n0
nj narfs Of the world and Re able 20 pay the 0esl
writer's the same as tho secular press Then u mus
discnss and Loyalty uphold Christianity Two nlnlOI
dollars would establish one such paper for all time
and how many times has this amount been bestowed
| ON less worthy obiectsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21

trade demand continues fair. Fail made Fancy.
State Factory, 1872 l4c; Choice Il 12ali s4e Com.
Medium, 7as lee Common Skins 2alc; Ohio Dat,
l0all lac; Pennsylvania Skins. 1 3492 14c~--.-.
1915 l2ci Western ls k2sl7e; Ieehouse sal4c. Com
SUGAR Dull AID prices without material change
No sales Fair refining que.ts 13fCc; Centrifugal 90
test, 5sc Refined dull. Cut Loaf. Se cr,lshof
Sc; Cubes 1.lc Powdered, Lie; Gfanulated, &c;
"A6 Standard, Hide; Coffee on 'sAs $500 7-ieci
White Extra &c" G 1896 slec Extra &c" s i1-leS
1916; "Cr 1.2c.
sTEARINE-Lard quiet steady Sales 20 hhds CITY,
TALLoW-Unchansed in price and dull Prime City
quoted &c. Sales, 10000 n, &C.
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change as NAV be maried in calendar or have come
gradually into this attitude before God. do not ask
for your Views The simple question IS this-has
Christ been to yu the door through which you have
come to the knowledge and experience Of Gods love-
and does lie embody the trust the purpose and the
law OF your life III so, you are the way wherein
YOU shall realize the salvation Of God Already you
have entered on the life everlasting; for he that
doeh the will OF God abideth forever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
CAPTAINS FOE 1sMAN srEAMERs.

The general promotion Of captains IN tho lnman
Line service has been completed, and the captains
have been assigned TO the vessels - the fleet fol-
lows: Captain Frederick watkins VIII be commander
Of tho now steamer City OF Paris; Captain Francis
Lewis OF the city OF Berlin Captain Arthur Reaford,
OF the City Of Chicago, and Captain Robert Bond, OF
the City Of Chester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
SOUTHERN MAYOR SLABS MAGISTRATE.

Charleston, s. c., jan 20-Yesterday. at Laurens,
J. L. NJ Irby, member Of the Legislature, had a
fight with magistrate. W. b. Stoddard growing out
Of proposition to remove the latter from Office
No serious harm was done Them but later Irby and
his brother, L. f. Irby, Mayor OF the town, ap
uroachcd stoddard who al once struck the Mayor.
Mayor Irby cut Magistrate Stoddard severely with
poclet-k niie. and Coonol Irby cut IN the face
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rio on the spot quiet but held stronger. far
cargoes quoted at IL i4c No sales reported MIG graos
firm and in moderate demand Options tended higher ID
keeping with stronger foreign advicas Speculation now
ever very quiet Prices advanced 10oi5 points carry
from which the changes were light and nfreQuent leaving
on firm Hayre Is up 124S4f Hamburg steady a. ii p,
1.2pfg advance. Rio firm. Receipts 1900 bags hlo
clearances for United States 1000 bags Rio cearances
for Europe 5000 bags total stock $50 coo bags SANTOS
receipts 5000 bags Stock owing revision Is reduced
so 600 bags. Sales here, 23,7 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21

The politicians here were excited to-ngnO over
a rumor that John Wanamaker was on his way
TO yisig General Harrison One Of the Dg nHe,
the men closest to General Harrison, Is creuteu
with having received telegram from Mr ua nna
maker Announcing his intention TO come mere.
The PHILADELPHIA merchant did not arrive on any
of to-night's trains but he is anxiously e1peeVeu
tomorrow by political gossips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Jan le-spanish gold 2.36 92ssl Excnsnw
quiet sugare report that heayy sspm,ns %sIe tSs
Len made 10 England TO have induced puyers LOT ne
ynJt Sats 10 Improve their The market was more
actve and sales made az rmer prices Cen
reai anear 10 $50 polarization, In hogsheaas Days anu
boxes 93 gold quln st9eas ~ nv Dos hees
bashs Rcenfs al The week 900 bags and Oh hogshea
Expnrts during the week s25 boxes ooO9 oags anu <s
hOgSheads OF which l3,OOO O9ss ~ WV o'-'.e. 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
OH. MARKETS

OIL crr Jan lsNat!O9s Transit ceI,inctss op f ~
resrances l57SOO0 Darrels charters yoVeo os'-
res; shpmonts e5,dis barrels runs s"..z oalre'S
,S,,-s,,, Tar ie--petrOeum duh and heavy Nationa
l,Ssa,es opened So closed at s4s highest
s4L lowest, Ga -.,...,s.
5 40 closed az S37s, highest 81 81 lowest $685.
Clearanees /, iG2 900 barrels
.n.a AZ saS highesL "a III lowest s3Ts closed 81 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
DO You Suffer

From sheumatisrl II co. read the following voun-
ary tribute" from reliable conscientious man, which
appeared In the Geneva NJ ", Gazette, Jan 81, 1857,
entirely unknown 10 US til after ita publication
"wthout doubt large proportion OF those who have
passed meridian Of life suffer or less from rheu
matsm. Up to three winters ago had never known
what sickness pain was but during the fall and win
ter OF 1854 had slight attack Of rheumatism, which,
however passed OF spring but the following win
Ter Il rcappeared with greater severity Not desiring
/, become crippled, thought would Try Hoods sara.
perllla. took three bottles In ALL and am pleased TO
eay the rheumatic pains ceased MY appetite and dlgos-
ton became better, and my general health greatly I'm
proved an firmly convinced that Hoods sarsaparlla
eaeeted IN my case a. have felt no recurrence
o. the blood disease."wM scHooN, Geneva, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
r,rr sronK MARKETs-pY TErEeRAPH.

CHICAGO. Union stock Yarls JAN lsrns . provs,s
Journal repS steady Beeyes 81 ee95 90 steers SOC
Msed Al co IS o. Texas Cattle 81 zoos oo western
kansers w. oT%S 1000 head, shipments 1000 marke!
xss% Mixed n 75ds5 90; Heavy s4so9ss % L'sh'
" s5esn Reeeipts 800 head shipments 2o0 ,,n s
~yes 40 rs ass Inferior 90 co. Wsstern
STEADY Ssa4oSst So Texans IS O0S4 CO. lambs 70 Oos
So so. 400 s......,,s
sr LOUIS Jan lscate Receipts ZOO s.ar. I'D 10
sVo an s.r ~ Good butchers steers 80 7Oas3 80 Medium
s a. T01SS so stockers and Feodeers " ny ~ ~
Fair 10 Good 90 003S 90 Rangers cornten ," Vo4'
srassied 81 SD@S 1900 hea shipments 1900 narfsss
lower Choice Heavy ami Buuaet: seleeI1ns ~ sdss
Packine Medium 10 Prime - "o"ooV' 49,
ORDINARY 20 Best 81 S5 as co. ,oo ,a.s ,uarxss
SHEEN Receipts 400 head shipments ooo A0-.'
stesdy Fairto Choice 50 0OdS4 90
SPIRITS OF TURPENTIsh
r,,p,xxros Ian -Turpentine dull at 80
SShxsxx,H ian ip--Turpentne sisady as a5c mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21

Cash quotations. were - follows, No Spring Wheat o5s
@96isc. No. Spring Wheat IS a0ssc No. Red $40
No. 2 Barley nominal No; Flax Seed 81 62 Prime
81 y2aa85 per 100 ID. Short Rib sdes loose s646 Dry
Sailed shoulders boxed 80 ooai2a Short Clear sidss
per gallon. sugars-cut Loaf 7a Ssisci Granuiated 7sa