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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-10
A GREAT BANQUET.

NEW YORK, May 1.-Th. Metropolitan
opera house was last night the scene of
the second chief event of the great cen
tennial celebration and the theater of the
greatest banquet, possibly, ever held
within the recollection of map. The in
terror decorations of the now historical
building excelled the splendor and dis
play of the ball celebration OF the pre-
vious night. The stage and auditorium,
connected in one floor. was the founda-
tion of quarter of hundred tables. ar
ranged in horseshoe fashion, with seating
capacity of 5000. Nearly 5000 wine
glasses glittered at intervals along the
row of tables and 200 walters. as well
drilled ss SO many soldiers, stood ready
to respond to the slightest wink of the
diners. The tables were elaborately dec
Grated The expense of the dinner is
said 10 have been s35, 600, the wine alone
causing an expenditure of nearly SIG, 600
The bill of fare in print was eight inches
long and of French construction, being
wound up with twelve varieties of wine
and three cordials.
Governor Hill made the address of
welcome. and the following toasts were
responded to:
''The States" Governor Fitz Hugh
Lee. of Virginia
The Federal Constitution, Chief JUS
tice Fuller
"Our People," ex-President Cleveland.
''The United States of America" Pres
ident Harrison.
"The Senate Senator Daniels.
"The Presidency" ex-President Hayes.
'sThe Judiciary" Senator Evarts.
"Our Literature" James Russell
Powell.
'onr Schools and Colleges" Charles
w. Elliott.
THE ARMY AND THE NAVY.
General Sherman was cheered when he
rose to speak to the Army and Navy
He spoke as follows:
One hundred years ago In this goodly city
OF New York, our first president, Genera
| George Warrington, took his solemn oatt
Ito the best OF his ability to preserve prosec,
aud defend the constitution OF the Unite,
States, 7" and thereby became commgnder-!n
chief OF the army and navy, snd the militia
when called into service.
| Seyenty-two years after, his most worth,
successor, Abraham Lincoln, took the sam.
identical oath, AID, addressing his dis
satisfied countrymen from the portico of th,
| capitol building al Washington, reminded
them that they had no oath registered /,
heaven to destroy the government, while h.
had the most solemn one to preserve. protec
and defend it.
| In like manner, the army and navy hay
their oath registered In heaven to supper
and defend the constitution, to obey th
president and all appointed over them, 10
they are the very instruments provided b
the constitution to enable him to protect sui
defend 1t whenever force Is necessary: an.
no government on earth has yet been devise.
when, at times, force has not been necessary
% such an occasion as this, you, the citi
zens OF America, have perfect right to en-
,qulre OF your knightly servants, have ye
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-10

The remains Of an unknown prehistoric
monster have been dug up near Livingston,
Neb, by well-d!ggers. One of the teeth Of
the animal measured II inches long and In
breadth,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-10

M METHoDIST EPISCOPAL-Seryices every
-NAsabhath at l0:30a. m. and 80 p. m. Sabbath
school after morning service. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-12-11
ALIMlNNA NYHETER.
ststGIJ,sissgsfOnde,s / stader
New York uppgar nu till $5,O53, BIT.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS staden
New York uppgar nu till IS, ,O53,S77
KOnIctIrsernds dsstaJ var fora vec-
kan F6renta Staterna 249, mot 277 vec-
kan f6rut.
FOresatG StGtersaGs nationalskuld
minskades under november manad med
omkring $4,ooo,O 900.
MarinmjnisteTn underrattades ons-
days, att sydatlantiska eskadern intrafat i
Rio Janeiro, Brasilien.
Kansas city 4 Missouri har genom
beslut af stadsradet f0r6kat slit omrade
med % qvadratmil.
TGrdet af ut och inf5rseln har, jem-
f0rdt med f6regaende ar, stigit med $751;
47s,s den st6rsta tillvaxt sedan ar 1881.
RamIdd bank. Banken Hartland,
har Install sina betalningar och angifver
som skal den stora svarighet, som mott
vid indrifvandet af bankens fordringar.
AssisteranIe inrikesministern Bussey
f0rnyar sin utkomna arsrapport pastaen-
det, att en- soldat, som rymt fran kriget
och fatt ett daligt afsked anda har ratt till
pension,
En- st1rIc nederb0rd intraffade f6rli.
den vecka California. Pa EFT och annat
stale f6rorsakade regnfl6det skada, men
0fver hufvud taget var regnet valg6rande
for gr0dan staten.
Den stOrG hdttJiabriEcess Memphis,
Tenn, tillh5rig anderson Hut Company,
har upph6rt med sin verksamhet. Bola.
get har gjort konkurs med skulder uppga.
ende till $4,000.
LycIcGS OIycIcGn. Grufarbetaren Her.
man Liljegren foil harom dagen ned en-
125 fot dup grufva Ironwood, Mich,
men besynnerligt nog skadade han sig
icke varre an att han kunde fortsatta arbe
let.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-12-11
Staden Seattle staten Washington

Stdden Seattle staten Washington
har hastigare an man yagade hoppas rest
sig upp. Sedan branden hafva icke min
DIRE an LORI nya byggnader blifyit upp.
f5rda till en- kostnad af omkring Sc, 900, 600.
AT dessa byggnader aro lis af tegel och de
andra af ira Inalles aro redan den l ja-
nuari 1889 byggnader uppf0rda till varde
at omkring $4,000, 900.
BefOikntsgen a Labradors kuster IL
da stor nod. Flera d6dsfall hafva intraf-
fat genom svalt och umbafanden. Fran
Quebec ha klader och lifsmedel eftersandts,
dock otillrackligt for att afhielpa modem.
Om icke de olycklige ia tillracklig help,
befarar man, att samma grasligheter kom-
ma att f6rnyas, som hande f6rllden vim
ter,
OlycIcsl,itndelse. Under arbete Sa-
lesburg grufvan Michigan omkommo har-
on dagen iva arbetare. De voro syssel.
satta med upprattandet af en- vandring for
malmvagnar och hissade upp en- last, da
denna efter att hafva matt en- viss hold,
foil och traffade de bada arbetarne med den
olyckliga paf0ljd, att de nastan 6gonblick-
ligen d6dades. Den enc af de f5rolyckade
var norrmannen Sivert johnson.
Ater ett offer for eleIstrictteten. En-
alton f6rliden yecka skulle uRge Harris !
New York stanga d6rrarne till EFT Dry
Goods store och gick sallskap med en- an
nan ung man ut pa gatan for att inbara
en- glaslada, hvaruti saker varit utlagda
till askadning pa trottoaren. Ladan var
ungefar sex fot lang med nickelplaterade
jernbeslag | kanterna. Da ladan skulle
fiyttas, reste man den f5rst pa anda, hvar,
vid EFT jernbeslag rakade for EFT 6gonblick
snudda vid traden till det elektriska ljuset
som hanger 6fver butikd6rren. Det var
nog. Harris h0ll med handerna ladans
jernkant; han rakade sta pa jerngallret Of
yer kallargluggen; en- elektrisk str6m blef
etablerad, och han f0ll som trdffad af
askan. Han inf6rdes boden sanslds och
ladies' pa en- disk, der han for EFT par mi
nuter gaf tecken till liz och sedan atied
skenbarligen utan plagor, ehuru hans
handler blfvit branda. Den andre unge
mannen, som hjelpt honom med ladan, ra-
kade sta pa stenlaggningen och hade in
gen kanning af den st6t, som d6dade Har-
ris
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-12-11
N. OCH s. DAKOTA.

PreemptiOn-LdGen ar annu kraft,
sa pastar atminstone ex. senator Grigsby.
Mar ALT kommer omkring, torde han afven
hafva raft. go
LdndtbratlcssjsOJdn Brookings, s.
D., har blifvit af inrikesministern Noble
utsedd att vara platsen for f6rvarandet af
dokumenter fran de olika departementen.
MiIsUuulcee bandns boldg har med
gifvit Sioux Falls samma billiga fraktpri-
ser som Sioux City och st. Paul, hvilket
senator Pettigrew anser vara detsamma
som att Sioux Falls har utsigt att blifva EN-
stad pa 100, 900 invanare.
Senator Robinson har N. Dakotas
senat vackt f0rslag ON att nedsatta Ell lag
komite for att samla och revidera terrific.
riet Dakotas lagar, sa att de stamina Uf-
verens med den nyligen antagna konstitu-
tionen. ..
Underrittelsen ON prof. Olssons dBd,
mottogs Varmillion med bade sorg och
deltagande. Han var icke allenast afhal-
len af universitetets larare och studerande,
utan afven af hela samhallet. Pa univer-
sitetet fiaggades det pa half stang. och
samma tecken till sorg och saknad syntes
pa andra platser | staden.
Isenate,s af N. Dskotas legislator MAR
kas flera skandinaver sasom ordf6rande |
atskilliga komiteer. Sa har Andrew Slot
ten blifvit utsedd till ordf5rande Wur-
house and grain grading, Andrew Hell
geseu Banks and Banking, Andrew
Sandager Municipal Corporations och
Anton Svenderud Immigration CONF
n,itee.
Den f0regifnG hidden bland farmar-
ne, dr. hog grad 6fverdrifven sager donna
rem Bartholomew, som dessa dagar DR. hem
kommen till Fargo fran en- resa Lamoure
county. Det finnes endast "a farmaie,
som icke f5rma skaffa sig bransle for vim
tern, men dessa ia kol af countikommissa-
rierna, som k6pt $50 tons kol for utdelning
bland de beh0fvande. De som verkligen
aro behof af help, aro fattiga norman,
som endast en- kort It'd bott countiet.
N. D0hotGs LegislatiIr arbetar med
bade kraft och allvar. F6rslaget att Of
verf6ra kontrollen 6fver assurahsyasendet
fran statsaudit6ren till assuranskommissa
| rien, har antagits och sanktionerats af GU
vern0ren, och var denna lag den f8rsta,
som gait igenom. Prohibitionslagen ma
ste antagas med iva tredjedels majoritet
for att kunna trada kraft den l juli ma
sta ar. Huset m5ter harvid inga svarig.
heter, men huru det kan ga senator, der
ON arO menihgarne delade,
StssetOn-tndiGne17sa hade den den-
mes sin andra radplagning med Sioux-indi-
anerna. commissioners ordf0rande anh6ll
ON att "a del af hvad indianerna beslutat.
H6fdingen Renvllle upptradde som india.
nernas f6resprakare och framh3ll huru
oratt hans STAN blifvit behandlad af for
bundsregeringen. hvilken r5fvat landet
ifran dem och aldrig hallit sina l6ften ON
ersattning. Han och majoriteten af hans
st am, hafva derf6re beslutat att fcke inla q
sig pa nagra underhandlingar f5Iran l6ftena
blifvit infriade. Ordf6randen lofvade att
Sc till att det sd skedde, men Renville sade,
att delta icke var nog. Da skulden dr. be-
Itald, f5rst do Or det It'd att b6rja under
lhandla.
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coTToN MARKErs-RY rEIEaRApH.

LIVERPOOL jan 1874 mCotton-The sales OF the DAY
included 1900 bales American Futures closed quiet
American iddlingLow Mddng clause January delivery.
53564d seersi January and February delivery 3564d.
value February and March delivery $3.50 buyers
delivery 3ib4d sellers May and June delivery 3564d
sellers June and July delivery 36-6ld sellers July and
delivery 35-64d buyers.
GALVESTON Jan. 49, Cotton firm NiddlIng 1915; Low
Middlng 5-l6i Good Ordinary, Gig; and
cept 2274 bales exports TO Great Britain o3 bales coast
wise. : bales: sales, 297 bales stock 81 1879 bales.
weekyNet and gross receipts 1s25O bales; exports 70
Britain, 7,Si6 bales TO France bales 70 the
continent 1914 balesi coastwise s4s bales sales 1921.
NORFOLK, Jan ls-Cotton steady. Middling. 1916 net
and receipts l49I baeS exports coastwise l36l
bales; sales. 1871 bales stock, 544 bales
Weeky-Net receipts 1929 bales gross receipts IL 300
bales exports c0astwfse 4,514 bales 937 bales
SAVANNAH. Jan. lS.-CottoD firm. MIddlng. 9L Low
aaa ie 1oor coastse e5e ha,ass ssies boo
Weekly Net and gross receipts l63Os bales exports to
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Polarization, ss ~ IS gold per cuirtaI,
AnMY ISrE11IGEscn.

washington. jan 1s.--captan william Badger. s,h
fantry having reported unfit for active service has
been granted indefinite leave Of absence. Lieutenant
Colonel y. H. Parker. Ordnance Department. has been
relieved from duty the Waertown Arsenal. Mass. and
ordered to temporary duty OF the San Antonio Arsenal
Texas First Lieutenant S. c. vedder, 10Th Infantry.
has been ordered duty at Washington The resignation
OF First Lieutenant George W. Webb 25th Infantry has
been accsted BY the President take effect January
martial has been appointed TO meet at
Jefferson Barracks. No. January 81 for the trial Of
such persons may be brought before It, The detail for
the court is as follows Captain Theodore j. Whit <ta
Cavalry; Captain Louis H. RuckcF 9th Cavalry; Captsip
George ID. Wallace 7th Cavalry; First Lieutenant Daniel
IT. Houghton. Sd Cavalry; First Lieutenant Walter M.
Dickinson. 4th Cavalry; First Lieutenant Francis D.
Rucker. ID Cavalry Captain William D. Crosby, Assist
ant Surgeon, Judge Advocate.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

rEATQRES OF NEW-YOKK DEALfNoo.
prports of colder weather at the West ana tne Iear
hst Il might reach state that would work serious IN
,nv to the country unprotected by snow IN the usually
com Northwest were of supporting influence on me
,stS IN this idea by goods buying and that Inspired
~ locs shorts to cover. although II dd not en-
large the speculation beyond soVv000o ~ I 90 sS
csosinc at slight recession. The option marOot
ended steady at net gains of 5S for January 81 o.
10 for February at 0o 3S and 30 Sele .oL MeS az
81 oa s-s and June at 81 OF 1s. Cash wheat was
advanced 1871 cent but there was no demand IRON
shsnneys Cash corn was irregular and unsettled, but
sxnorters were free buyers taking 100000 bushels
Tbs OPTIONS were irregular within narrow hnts, END
,5 cent FOR FEBRUARY at a rs, and March and May
A. As 10 cents Oats were shade lower on the spot
anu % AT % for January 80 Ia for February and
81 rs cents for May s There ss wsrs sales Of $50
neGoS closed down 1oa13 points as follows Jan
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. IS (speciaD.Thc big men who through
Poole sherman & Co. bought wheat the other day at
Al and under for May were to-day the sellers The
other crowd of big men, who the other day sold wheat
througb at 81 and under to-day the
buyers May opened at 81 o. sold up to 81 OF
and closed at 81 Oh 5sas1 Oh 34 There general
nnsttion ia buy indicating big local shortage, and
tbse was also reported TO be considerable volume Of
buying orders from the outside The curb price at night
was s101 34 49,. -. .u . -,
os .nd duluth closing at 1-2 cent advance their
opening There ANOTHER little furry In corn arising
pSaa, out of poor inspection OF the 800
nIad here during the week only twelve have graded
Ths contract wheat in store, too. does not exceed
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

pd LEEHrooL . Jan; 49, n-Bsst.In poor demand.
ia demand long and short clear middes 40 70 80 s duh
az 3Se 3d. shoulders duh Ais CheeseIn
American finest whse and coored strong at 60s Cd Ta0w
IN fair demand. Sprsof turpenneIn fair demand Rosn
In poor demand Lrd-Spof and uturesIn poor demands
prime western spot dull s7s Cd January Sss Cd Febru
lair demand Cornspo and fuuresIn fair demand mixed
Western spot steady at As ld January dull As Id
February dull at As Id March dull at AZ Id Hops at London
-New-Y0rk State-In poor demand
Provisons-Amercan refrigerator beef-Forequarers
headquarters, Sad per h.
LONDON, jan 1SLnseed cake Ell lis 3d0e7 12s Cd per
ton for Western sperm Oil 245Dp47 per sprts OF
pentne, 34s Cd per cwt
ANTWERP. Jan. 1S-Wc0xs lard closed 90 francs rs
confines per 100 kilos.
ASIwEkP, Jan Petroleum Fine pale American
20 confines paid and sellers.
BREMEN. Jan. ls-Petroeum-7 marks 40 pfennigs
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
FALL RIVER Mass. Jan l8-The print cloth market was
firm and steady with moderate sales yesterdays quotations
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, Jan. 1s.-spanish gold 2se 92seis Exchange
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NEwYoRK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, rEN PAGES

ne eSpnnsnt 1851 bales; oOaswse l224s bales sale.
,,sd;, LOUIS. Jan ls-cotton firm Mddng eIe Low
lulhg w; Good Ordinary Ga; receipts 1904 baies
o1UV pales stock 90, 692 bales @
weekly receipts $50 bales; gross recepts i, ooe
DssSs shipments 1897 bales sales. 1890 bales
NEWORLEASa, Jan 1S.-Coton firm NiddhnR Tow
Mlaonng ell6 Good Ordinary. S2; receipts 10 4b
paes gross receipts O40 bales exports mi
% 70 Great Britain 524 70 the continent 1891 bales
70 France, 5000 bales stock, 370,663 ''
WeekyNet receipts 1906 bales gross recepts On ~
exports Britain 1926 bales to the Continent
Ai,SzO pale8 coastwise bales
NhW YORK, jan lS-FOOwIng are the receints
DOrfss since i. - VIC
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March, 81 SO; April,

uary, 81 IS; February, 81 32 March, 81 80; April.
81 IS; May, 81 81; June, 81 3S.
The total receipts of -four and grain reported yester
day at New-York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston
were as follows Wheat, 10 3o2 bushes corn 276,033
bushels oats, SO ,216 bushels total grain, $4,000
bushels: -four, 29,142 packages. At Chicago, NH
waukee and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat so ,296
bushels corn 256379 bushels oats 100 696 bushels
total grain 6O9,371 bushels; nour 1853 barrels.
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Gonntrp 11ropertp Go Get.

TOR RENT.-The large new stores on the
Il south side Of Markets.. cast OF 18th
St, Philadelphia; they are Q stories in
height. with o finished basement and have
steam boilers. hydraulic freight and passen-
ger elevators, and other modern convent
ences. Apply at the ONCE OF Girard estate.
10 South 12th-st, Philadelphia S. S.
GAVIN Agent
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Gonntrp 11ropertp for Sale.


EOR SALE.-0n Hawthorne and Buena
u Vista ayes, Y0nkers--A handsome brick
residence, together with stable and grounds
good view Of Hudson size OF house, 3ox83.
containing 13 rooms one block from railroad
or will trade for improved city or Brooklyn
property. PETER IT, CALLAHAN, $50
East 42d-st.
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mork t)anten.

Males.
A WM. L. HARTUNG.
- Expert Accountant and Auditor.
~ ana ~ Yesey-st telephone. Murray 11sl.
A CCoUNTANT.-By q frst-class once
AZ man and bookkeeper. dlsengagod, middle
n ngS tnno1hafasstaSing accounts Thoroughly
|. CoUNTANT, 200 Madisaa-ss. BfooklDL
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domestic situaiions il)amte6.
Females.

A TTENDAET.-A lady would like q
"A situation for an attendant for an invalid
gentleman one whom she can well recon-
mend IN every respect Address late am
pleysr. Mrs. Il. sQ2 Lexingtonrsya
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enough 70 ADVANCE May 10 cent II did hold Pro
visions weak pork declining 81 cents barrel lard
II LIZ and short ribs is cents per hundred.
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Country iJropertp f11ante6.

IMPORTANT TO LAND OWNERS. Par
Il ties having lands for sale in this or neigh
boring States, cultivatable and adapted for
colonization. will please negotiate with me
at once. Address "CULTIYAT0R," Trib-
une ONCE.
NJ ANTED.-To rent place OF 10 acres
w or more, with good house and barn,
within % miles OF New-York and near sta
ton on the line OF ID. l.. & w. r. r. pre-
ferred. Address r. H. O., Tribune ONCE
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Boaro ano Rooms.


40 WEST Enthusiastically furnished
IL rooms; one with private bath low
price 10 permanent parties; reference.
IN TH-ST., between 9Th and 9th ayes
~ Elegant rooms, best board i: $. A.,
"A EAST 11TH-ST., next St. Stephens
III Hotel.-Elegantly furnished parlore
and smaller rooms; singly or en- suite; ref
erences.
on TH-sT., 1856 EAST.-Nicely furnished
~ room private house all c0nvenicnces;
with or without board; PHYSICIANS family !;
gentlemen.
100 EAST 53D-ST.-Cosey large and
Ico single rooms wia board; private
house American family; tefms reasonable.
no WEST 1OTH-sT. Large front par
~ Tor anG bedroom, with plano; all
improvements. LIST bell.
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6orses ano CARRIAGES.
Real estate.

NOR SALE or 70 exchange for unim-
L proved property; tenement neighborhood
preferred; handsome fats on 9th-ave.i
south Of 90th-st, including corner Just COM
pleted; for further particulars address
p r. CALLAHAN, $50 East 42d-st
IF YOU HAVE any city or country prop
il erty 70 sell, rent or exchange, send par
ticulars. uOYT. TALC0TT q CO., 1876
Broadway.
MI MADISON and CHAT
lvA HAM Real Estate Agency.-Houses,
furnished or unfurnished, for sale or 20 let !;
farms and country seats for sale.
]. HENRY JOHNSON. Morristown N. y.
VONKERS.-If you want 70 hire. or pur-
II chase q house OF any description, cot
ia9es country seats or unimpr0vec, write
or call Y0UMANS & RICHARDSON,
Yonkers
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Gelp manieo.

Delp tUnnff0.
AN OPPORTUNITY Is offered a good
n man In every town and city In the
United States 10 either make A buAness
for himself or add 10 one already estab-
lished. The article 10 be sold Is Of
interest 10 every owner OF a horse, as II
lessons the horses liability 20 iniury' while
IL increases his capacity fully 25 per cent
The capital required Is from ESQ 10 $500
according % Tho size OF place Address
AMERICAN HORSE PROTECTOR CO.,
400 West lith-st., NeN,YOrk.
~ ooKKEEPER.- ST, 600; zoo
- bond; good position 10 right party.
HARDWARE. Tribune Branch once 1872
6th-ave.
CALEsMAN WANTED. I'VE Will pay
- the right man In each county e75 per
month and expenses Send stamp for par
uculars, r.. q. Box l38, Merchants' Man
ufaeturing Co, Pueblo Col.
g UPERINTENDENT WANTED. Ell, 900
- salary; s1, 800 cash deposit required I;
~, 900 (wholesaie) stock controlled by him.
self references Address FIRM, 1853 4th-ave.
w ANTED. Agents for Mflward's calyx.
w eyed. self-threading noodles preseryes
falling sight; help 10 good sight; perfect
bonanza for eanyassers sample package for
Toe. send for circulars % hesdaaarters
sTAYNER & CO., Providence, n l.
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Gounirp Board


II GARD for three or four gentlemen,
rooms: flrst-class board 3 minutes from
Roscvillo Station; minutes from horse
cars 33 minutes from Barclay.st. 175 feet
above tide. OIL KoseVille-ave., Newark, M.
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Boar6 n)anieo

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM; with
" board; refined Jewish family; two
young mon above 50th-st, state terms.
MODERATE, Tribune once.
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for Sale.

Tor BALE.
N EsBS.-Call and see our s3S roll desk /;
~ 10 cannot be beat BOokkeepers' desks
A. 81 s. per running foot KINGMAN A
CAMPBELL. Manufacturers, 204 Canal.st,
N. Y.
DOR SALE. CHEAP.-3o.foot counter
Il and shelving. CONFECTIONERY
lOJ West 125th.st
II OR sALE--Eight embossed leather din.
ing chairs and lounge. Address
LEATHER, Tribune once.
IGOR SALE.-Ono Universal Sewing. Ma
chine Singer for leather Address q.
w, Box 20. Portland. Penn.
COLD pens at retail 10 70 90 per cent
~ below manufacturers prices THE
BLAIR FOUNTAIN PEN CO.. 257 Broad.
way, N. Y.
~ ESTAURANT furniture. ANYTHING and
IL everything for dining. room and
Kitchen, new and secondhand. 100
Wooster-st., near Houston.
- AFE.-A good safe, roll.top desk and
- chair for sale. Call nc CRESSY 4
CROSBY. 100 Fulton.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-19
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