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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
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SUPREME COURT GESEiAL TERM.-Recess
calendar win DO called At II O'Clock ~ NJ.
sgrg a,s rT s5o s7S is oe n gs
2sS sit 76G, lie, lls 100 llO2 1907 I'LL 1915,
suPREug COUNT SPECIAL PAET II Before o.Brsn,
No 2SS Law and ac, 9 "a Ky Sia iIis ssa ss5
0B8 1856 1914 lilo. 1888 llG2, M
suPaENE cRouTrPAsL iBeier , Barrett *
5Gi7 is$ si7 i$4i 2lS5 259i' $3.50 an ans 47iI
SUPREME co1RT"ciRcrn- IL. Before lawrence
ais S5gi 1853 i572 2Osl 2iss 2sS7 1885, 2seo 2s6i
sUfaHm CoGET~ci acUIT-PAET III.--Beore Andrews J.
Ses 2Ai2 2s7l 2s4i PEG 2yot 99| ~ 2aaS9
266s, 2077 2672. l52O 2459. 2lO2
suPAE Iy JX yoo 4s o g2sseh
Ss5o 2sss asa 1885, 2Gsi 25s2 26Is 277l 2775 2j7S
suhRoSArrs oouRr-Beiore Ransom. s-wills Alfred
@. Myers 1880 Charlotte g. $ keech' ~ mi James
For frobse%wiTs Of NJ A. RIM, Berueh, u. 2 walcott
ioa nj Engsha Bunderhi 1880 a nj Elizabeth Harrison
seP 1 a' coe 1s TEn-Adoarnod until Feb
suSsaoR oounr-srEcrAL TKRM- Before Dugro. J-MO.
sufEHoR couRr-EeuITY TEnM Before sedgwiek G. j.
Nos 1881 33s $50 5S $500 a6l, 302 1903, 3bl, 1856 37l
suPsRIoR coURr-TEIAL fEIM- AIT BEFORE Truax, j.
sSSrS non COT coaS no Freed
s1i4%ea Thy o Es ,s5g 95e! Iss
coxxoS pBEAs-GEsEHAL THRM-Adourned until Fobru.
Gornox PLEAS : SPECIAL TERM Before Bookstaver J.
Motions
COMMON PLEAs-EoUFLY TERM-Adlouned for the term.
COMMON pr a. TRIAL TKRNpAnT I.Beure Van Hoosen
JNos otE OH oOI 1912 $50 1850 1902, 1885, aiG 1854
1906 95g ib6 500 1875 1919 1880 1851 1882 1888 1884
COMMON PIEas-TNiAL TERs-PAET II-Adlournodfor the
term.
CRY CounT-TRLAL ERM-PAhr l.-Besore Mc'iawn j.
6lh 6l0 6l7 al8.
Nos ass 3s8 s98 64s 1884, lOs los. l0S 800 500 s0e
ao2, 6Os co., 6o5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
DID NOT LIKE THE DOMINICAN NAVY.
A CAPTAIN WHO WAS DIsPLEAsED WITH HIS
SUPERIOR OFFICER.

SUPERIOR OFFICER.
President HerIaux. of santo Domingo. has shown
much activity Of late In building rp Its Navy ana mas
added more rapidly to It than has Secretary whitney
TO that of the United States In that he has purchased
vessels already built Ono OF tho latest ACQUISITIONS
to HeTTaux's Navy was an English yacht called The
Red Rose two of the officers of which arrived hero
on the Ward Line steamship Niagara on MONDAY
They were Thomas Amlot. the COMMANDER ana o.
Cunningham, the executive officer Of the Dominican
gunboat. and they not enthusiastic win what
they had seen Of the Dominican Admiralty.
Captain Amot said that as soon as he arrived WIN
the vessel at Santo Domingo, robust, athletic man. OF
giant proportions whose face shone like hlghly
polished pair of boots and whose hair knsed close 10
tho head. dressed in gold lace and blue cloths came
on board and introduced himself as the Admiral com
manding He was not familiar with the ship, as was
shown by his Inquiries lie played with tho tetaie
arc, that which signals to the wheelsman ana 70 tne
engineers the commandments orders, and tipped the
disc IN the Hdud compass with the end OF his finger
as IL IL was a paything. There were other things
which suggested 10 Captain Amlot that the Domlnl'
can service was suited 10 his tastes ana be ana Two
of his officers resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. ga p. m.-Beef In poor demand
PorS-fn poor demand Hamy-In fair demand Bao0n--in
r demand and short clear mides, 30 70 65 lbs dull
long end short clear mies Light 40 20 so lbs easy
40 a7s Od shoulders dull az AIS Cheeseln fair demand
TallOw-fn poor demand Spirits OF turp0nneln tnr de-
nand R0sn-In poor demand Iari-spot and fnfuresIhe
denfd Improving prime Western spot steady a. sos 81
January, 36 ~ February and MaEel Y6s % Wheat-In
poor DEMAND New No. Winter dull ~ Is Sd New No.
Spring at 50 oil Fourfn fair demand exir MOL Spring
sicly lis g. C0rn-spot anh nturesIn fair demand
mixed Western spot January February and March,
a. o. Hops a. Lond0n-NowYoTk sate-fn poor demand :
easy 80 AGak1
LovD0S Jan 22CaIcutta nnseed 42s Cd per quarter
lnoi petroleum 1905 0-l0 pei gallon.
ANrWEaP, jan 92Wiicox's lard closed - 90 francs
ocut.nes per 100 kil0e
ANTWElP Jan. PctroeunFine pale American lSancs
81 p centiinos paid and sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
MISS M4RY ANDERsoN's MACHINE ARTICLE.

MISS MIKf ANUEhAUN y HAHANINI AHtINI9I''
There has been much comment on the
article of Miss Mary Anderson In tho current
number OF " The North American Review owing TO
the extreme severity which she showed TO society
actresses In The Evening Sum OF yesterday i
was declared that Miss Anderson had admitted that
she did not write the article IN question, merely
outlining II, and that shO had read the proofs
In great haste. 1t represented that she had
affixed her signature to the paper without giving
any particular attention 10 what she was made to
say Allen Thorndke Rice, Editor Of "The North
American Review when seen by Tribune reporter
last evening In regard 10 the publication In Tho
Evening Sum- declaring that Miss Anderson did not
write tine article I'm The North American Rcview,
said that lie was an agn0stc 10 the circumstances
OF the case, having obtained the paper through an
acquaintance OF MISS Anderson's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
LIVE STOCK mARKrrs-pY rELrcnApn

CHfclno Union Stack Yards Jaa. IL" Tue Dr0vers
Journal" reports CattlsReceip $500 bead saiPpeens
coo market steady 81 OO9l CO. steers ~ eOU
~ So stOckers and FEEDERS 81 20d3 as Cows Bulls and
Mixed al 1898 10. Texas Cattle 81 sooS 40 western
hangers 80 Oc13 50.
Hoss-Rsceipts 10000 head shipments 49oo market AXE.
steady, Mixed - 1885 00i Heavy 81 sOa@o 10 Lgnt
~ 80 S5 TO- Skips SO 504S5 o.. -. -.
sheep Receipts 5000 head shipments 20oo amAX1
81 85 Texans IS 0O64 20. lambs s. O0S$6 So
ST LOUIS jan 22cattle-Recepts 200 head; shipments
100; market steady Choice Heavy Native steers ~ ~
Ssi Fair Good s3 50es 10 B9ehers steers Medium
Choice 7O0S2 Stockers and Feeders OuSSx 20
Fair 70 Good 81 oo93 90 Rangers coFned IS oOsS o.
CRASHED 81 O002 80. -
easter Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections 81 s0dS5 o.
Packing Medium 10 Prime. 81 eO04 % LAshtSfaoes,
Ordinary 70 Best "a 7od4 IS.
SheepReceipts 900 head shipments $500 hcaai marAcs
strong. Fair 70 Choice SO 00est 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TYeass 5Pn ssSads Eaysss . sss SAG
siaaehterefs. rs carloads 1os Mr Eastman 10
and s e h.as q 'T sss Si T s
received ?. s D0s ad Bhs sd asD Ses
private cable adyiees report the London market for
pee 5s1 v SO Sua Sssss BEEF and
will sail thls afternoon or 20 morrow morning The
o' bos alsP b gss5 h s oS e ar
tribe s @er Ia are nqs s auG.ec sasc p Naive 40
q e97 CITY Dressed Ss SsSe pSms eSd chae
brought 7 s-iasc.
c4LvFs-Receipts, 1e4 head. Market steady, with
e ana q y SS cGa@ aoa * PRIME ve 0d at ss So
very few picked Calves brought 80 No sales Of Fee
81 SessE Gs sc latter az s. 25s4 IS ' ~ eS
Dressed Grassers quiet at yaee per n Dressed veas
a. Safe and down 5S7e for LiStle Calves and CITY
Dressed q ssi2 aSd a. hsA "a u 81 r 81
&c 90 10 per 100 nj YearlingS AIS n, at 80 soi
yeas 100 n. at 50 so DO 1875 D. at 81; DO l44 D.
- iggdd = buckingham; 80 eraasrs. a7s n at % IS
Haii S Hollis: vsals 100 ~ at % per 100 D.
100 TO 0S 800 Average. q IS % IS 20 per 100 a.
Extra, It's 70, at So
SHEEP AND LAMBS. -Iseceipts cars of 624 head
At Jy city oy and ssT ana nsa ba e
prizes weEs not lower in fact sheep sold q EatAer stronger
figures than obtained az the close Of Mondays mar
Common . God Sheep Scd a. q 5sss 81 Ia per
100 g head at IS 500 Lambs at seas7 IS for Fair to
essS dow AS At PS Dew choice s' asa
Sales-Newton 8 Gnlett: state Sheep 100 n aver.
age at e5 30 per 100 1919 Kentucky DO. o3 a. at IS;
1S1 Ohio Lambs, u ~ at 81 So
Judd Buckingham: SO State Lambs. 80 ., az "a 25
d. Harrington: 49, State sheep, 81 D. AZ o. ID; 223
Michigan Lambs 81 L. ~ So So 224 DO 0S IL n. At
s8 e5 253 do ~ B at 20 65 10 state do, SO n at e9
W POS Territory Sheep, lState fed
100 IL r az IS Is $50 Michigan Lambs 60 n 90 40
Hailenbeck Hollis $40 TERRITORY Sheep. 116 IL ~
AZ as 81 10 ~ State do 103 70, az 81 q state Lambs
so h &C s8 25 late yesterday; AIS Texas sheep "a 10
HoGs-Receipts II carloads OF ga heads carloads az
Jersey City and carloads az 40h-st Market steady and
good hogs may be quoted al - 5OeS5 10 per 100 u
Country Dressed slow az Gao l4e for Heavy . iz@le
FOR Medium; 1-4G7 3-4c Ter Light States and lower
Jerseys; and 7 3-4Qs 12c for Light upper Jerseys
Sales-J. G. Smith: 122 Ohio Hogs l1z IL 70 average,
ut IS IS per 100 N rough do 1867 n. % q Co -.
Hollenbeek & Hollis 10 state Hogs i50 n, at 80 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23

the Proddes Exchange tsay the Batter market wa
dull Elgin creamey, azs,@2ocl Choice Western IS
gs sss steady STP ss lsSi6c. A oA'''' iis'z'
q 5, jan 2 SsSsq ,ssa Flour gss
80 Red a. lO6c Corn steady No Mixed IS g. oa,.
s neat. f s 9' gSos s "a e s sss @ as S
sSS. s:ss 4 s @ -; 3 qS;
hrpst bss5sS sugar quiet Hard Redned 7tSsci Ssw'
2es s 5 og ss sssy Common u o s9a gh' sss
ssq sss Sa sS' ssiS :. h.s s
AMyAgEss. Jan a. Flour quist wpsat yeAs easA sa,
quiet No 2 White ~. rye drm, sieadgi No MT
e eSs sarsy steady No 2 sss p52E.01s n,%s R9
gattes quiet Dairy i7Sieo Eggs sniet' gres. 81 se
b e wheat cs Sas ssIsy SOC Sds sss
nsnis-Flour 1880 bbls Wheat 1900 BUSH Barley 22co
snd Rs1asyiysaia sapsrane y s5sss 20 soy
Isn u ssSs ~ Uss Roller
ss . SSsss 3 i HsS oi Clear d 1898 &c.
straight y Q9qs5 25j 81 Louis aud southern nlinos
Ter Patent p 70 70 coSs Is g. Snsso o s
s 81 s aas fs'f 70
Buckwheat hour SLOW and weak a. 81 O01s3 rs
ss ~ d Pa r Sp Ssy $751; sSsy
SSse 90 ioT March a. setass'.c Do for April g1hs
ssS yan h1S sss Corn & ss cd r sn
tsSsoa g. Msed No. Ea sRGs Spsr
90 5 sblnssE ' 90 r &s
do Tor April 42ias43e, do for May 434144o. OATS
steady Rejected White at SOC; Ungfnded White at 33D
Clipped at35e No. White q SEE 70 40 White s5lc
YSl2a337o do February 337sa3tc; do March 34ha3le;
DO for April 34a z35c do Nay 351S6sc Potatoes hrm,
fair demand; white York and Western Early
Rose choice SOC per BUSH Early Rose tsIr % soed
MAMMOTH Pearl 45c Hebron and White Elephant 4O14s
Provisions steady Beef-Cy Family $40 5Oa II 90 per bbL
DO do packets 80 5O6i0 90 Smoked Beef II 0l2e Beet
Hams Ga co. PORK Mess New $IS oo o 90 DO Prime
Smoked 1lq6l2c; do s. p. Cured. Ia tierees l0allc
DO do In salt 1Oc; Sides Clear Ribbed smoked 9ns1eo
She; shoulders pickle cured do DO smoked
Bellies pickle 9l20lOc do. Breakfast Bacon lc9Dlie
lard steady citY Refined as 9e; steam eeaioi<oi
Butchers bose at 7o Butter dali weak; Pennsyysnla
Creamery 25o: Western Creamery Extra 10 a1lIv
b. g. and n. Y Creamery Extra at l!o WesTern fsssoy
GI5c; Packing Butter IL l2c Eggs du kennayva1lA
Flrsts tic Western Firsts ls1i92c Cheese s1esany
Skna gIb8ct Full Skins Csc. Sugar-hennel nrmi
powdered TIC Granuiated Gac Feed steady, Winter
Bran sis 6O@sl7 % per Ton. Petroleum. duni 20 Aoel
sest In hbls 910c Reeelps-Flour eco pps WR te
00O bush CornsSi5O0 bush oats 2g2OQ bush 90 e1ig,
nents-Wheat 1900 bnsh Corn 1900 bush oats zSfoo
bua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
4 anNpoAr zoe poRTo Zoo.

Information was received In this city yesterday
that the Government Of Porto Rico had purchased the
iron steamship Ramon dc Herrera for the purpose OF
a gunboat The Ramon dc Herrera IS a familiar boat
TO shipping people at this port having mads several
trips here. she was owned by Ramon do Herrera q
Co., Of Havana. and was built in England In 1863.
She was formerly the Nueva barcelona Is barkentne
Ygged ESQ feet long, 81 feet beam, % feet depth OF
hold and 1853 tons displacement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoynOy jan "a p, m.-CopsolA % 1916 for money
and 1915 for She account Atlantic and Great Western
first MORTGAGE Trustees Certncatea 36h Erle second
CO.. solg i6il Illinois Central lt7, 81 Paul Common
0G Heading "a Illinois Central li0,i Mexican Central
nrst mortgage bonds Tl's.
Spanish Ia I3l
Ilsr silvor Is quoted 40 a. tsi per
Paris ADVISES quote per cont rentes AZ ~ francs for
Tho amount q bullion withdrawn frOn the bank Of England
on halance today ~ $4,000.
discount the market Tor both snort aud
three months hls Is ~ per cent
ftuaV Ia ~ fsrr nnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
Pm AWIY WITHOUT his BONpg.

A tall, smooth-faeed and sharp-eyed young man,
with the afr of newly arrived Engllshman, yesterday
handed to Mr. sculley, Of sculley Dayltt the money
changers at Castle Garden, S240 OF bonds OF the
Ynle de Marie Bank Of Montreal, 10 exchange into
Amoiscan money. Mr. Scuey recalled the fact
that the bank had been robbed about two months
ago and that brokers had been warned Of the robbery
and he quietly sent ont for policeman. The young
fellow suspected what going on and he ran out
Of the rotunda. leaving behind him tho notes and
9lI IN other money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
FOLLOWING HER HUSBAND FROM HUNGAsr.

william Mayer three months ago abandoned his wife
and six children In Hungary and to this country
He also brought $1,000 which had been willed to bis
wife by relative. On Sunday his wife arrived and
was 20 be sent back being unable 10 support
herself but she told her story to Detective Howe
and yesterday he found Mayer IN business al No. 90
NorioEst Mayer promised to take care Of his family
I'm the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23

iron pipes of less than an inch in diameter Ino
company, however, never opened the streets ior 'no
purpose of laying pipes and It's franchise, which Nh'
granted under the administration of ex-MayoF Cooper
who approved and commended the system, was iOl-
feIted In 1886 President Emile Beneville said ysser-
day that the company practically dean, anu 'io
report was only advertised In compliance with te law
to advold proceedings being taken against the rco'oi'
fndivduaIv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23

errv co1,Kr-rR1AL PART III-Bsfore Ehrich, y.
Soa ~ 555 4I7 1905, $751; 400, s22, s49, ls0 l7l4
35f ST., 3112, 800, bOl, - -. ,,....ao.
Cousr on GENERAL sFssicNs-PARr L=Before keSorne.
ernyth and Assistant District Attorney Fzgerald-Nos
10 42 inclusive. ,.- - 80. ,s.~.ira
I and Assistant District DavisN0s 10 30 lneusige
COURT oy GENERAL sEssoSs-PART III-Before dhnet,
sleeve J. aud Assistant strictAoney JeromeNos "
10 inclusive. ,, - 49,. c-o-., te
fore Daniels, J. and DstrictAtiorney FellowA-Nol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
OIL MARKETS.

on CITY jan 23Natoua Transit Qertincstes opened e
81 highest 81 lowest S6s closed, 80 sales o4OuOo
barrels, eearancea 100000 barrels charters 2o47f BAR
res; shipments. $1,000 bArreh runs ao'sls oarres
Transit Certificates opoUed at 80 closed ~ o9 hShess
81 lowest s6as
opened az S6a closed s6 highest 81 e6s Clearanees
So6, COO
TITusyiLLE Penn Jan. 22-Natona Transit Ceruueates
opened az s0as highest 81. lowest S6as closed $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
NEW oUARrERs FOR THE COFFEE ExoHAYGE

a petition was circulated the Coffee Exchange
yesterday 10 obtain new quarters The place pro
posed Is No. 55 Beayerst. over 40 names were
signed TO tho petition Another petition was put on
the floor Of tho Produce Exchange in connection with
the same subject II requests the coffee brokers not
10 take final action tho proposed site until they
see the rooms In the Produce Exchange. There were
fsw sieners however The proposition is 10 offer ire
Gall Room on the main hoor, and 10 make whetever
alterations tho coffee msn may want
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
WOOL, uARRpra

BOSTON, 22.The demand for wool has hlr and
previous prices have been sustained all gIadeS There
forcing OF supplies manufacturers dealers feel that
supplies al present available hardly sufficient for
wants % aud will all be- needed before the clip
in The IprLng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23

a REPORT FROM TIE PRAI.L HEATING c0MPANT.
me annual report Of the PfslI New-fork Heating
Company was issued on January 10 ano showed total
,,sh,,t,es Of aasoooo Of which amount $4,000 Is
bonded debt. The company was formed for the pur
rose Of supplying beat 10 public buildings and houses
b.. ,usaas Of superhsated water conveyed BY small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
WHEAT NO. 2

Flour steAdy and unchnnEtI - -
cash quotations follows No Spring Wheat e4a
0gGe No. Spring Wheat O6SIe No 2 Red 94st0
65e No Corn sac Did. 30. oats "a 10, 10 Rye 4se
imolhy seed 81 5705s Meas Pork si2 rs bbl Lard
a. rs per 100 10. Short RIB sides loose 60 as Dry
ssited khoulders boxed 81 OO0l8a short Clear Sides
boxed 81 56s7 whskey. disilers finished goods 81 0S
per gallon. Suglrs-Cut Loaf 7@esse GRADUATED 7ke
standard "a" &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23

The strike on the part Of the clerks and statesmen
employed by J. c. Jchnston Twenty-secondrst. and
Broadway. was satisfactorily settled Monday night
and Yesterday everything about the establishment
was in its normal condition. Manager Ahearn said
that .as arm would continue 20 allow a commission
an tke sale Of remDants, provided they really
remnants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
domestic situatiUus tuauteo
Females.

Females.
~ HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS by
" North Of Ireland Protestant young girl;
assist with washing best references; city
on country; moderate wages. Call Nc ia
East 4lst.st.
COOK.-By thotoughly competent woman;
y assist with washing good bread and
biscuit baker soups, desserts public or pri-
vate ciy or county moderate wages ref.
cfenccs. Call III East 4lstst
COOK.-By a. respectable woman 70 do
~ cooking ana washing IN private family;
hosi city reference. Address JANE CARO-.
Ian. 81 Dlyislon-st
CooK, &e,-By good Dialn cook would
" assist In washing and ironing, In a
20l West 3Jth-st
CooK.-By a respectable woman; excel
~ lent baker no objection 20 = board.
mg.bouse; best city references. 740 9th.
ave.
~ OOR.-By frst.elass family cook;
v bread, soups, desserts excellent laun.
dress neat and strictly temperate city or
country does not change places go 9th.
ave-, near llth-ft., upstaitA
(soOK and LAUNDRESS.-By q re-
y spectacle swedish woman city or coun-
try; best references. Call at 3O1 3d-aye.,
bet Goth and eth sts.
nays wORk.--By colored glri at house.
~ work or days work, and sleep home.
2f7 7th-aye., flights up
DAYS wORR.-By respectable col.
~ ored woman, washing or ironing, or
any Kind Of days work. Please call 2l0
East 50th.st,, ground door.
~ AMILY WASHING done BY Mra
A WILSON, 123 West 25th-st.
fSOYERNEss.- ny young lady 10 take
VI caro- OF children speaks German aud
ENGLISH; can do ine sewing and fancy
noedlework; references, BUHCHAhD, IL
2dst Iloboken, N. ].
HJUsEwoRK. by young girl good
HI city reference. Call or address BOX
8, 145 East 22d-st.. top noor, Room Z.
TToUsEKEEPER a young widow
Ill no objection 10 children do the cook
inc, washink, Sc. 25o East 125th-st
5UsEwonK. -By neat smart YOUNG
III CONAN excellent cook good laundressi
makes good bread, biscuit soups and
desserts excellent personal referenceS:
willing aud obllglng can be seem LOT
0th.aye., between 9th and 5sth sta
TT0USEWORK.--R younr Swedish girl,
III or light ohamberwofk. M AN
DEEsON. 459 6th.ave.
n5UsEwoRR. -By respectable colored
III girl from Maryland Call 110 West
8d.sk, % nooE
TToUsEWORK.-~ q young gia 10 40
III general housework, lately landed. l05
west lsth'st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
THE STATE or TRADE

Refined OIL advanced 10 points 70 ITO eonts
per gallon here and cents In Philadelphia and Bal
tlmOne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
Yesterday.To.day,

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san Francl.ro. Jan. 22 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23

THE MANCHESTER MARKET
| MMcHEsTEg Jan. 22-cloths and yarns steady though
/ somewhat Inactive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
domestic situations pauteo

--,s,,-~s.-
Females.
4 ADY's MATD.-Dy highly educated
- person as la6y's maid OF nurse 20 grow
ing children speaks French, German and
English good sewer aud housekeeper; best
reference. 725 7th-ave., % floor.
I AUNDREss and cIAMBERAlAID.-B y
- young Weishwomanj hrst-elasS lsnn.
dress shirts, collars, Guys laees nuting,
aannels, &c. excellent chambermaidi wages
moderate; city or country reference
AMERICAN TRAINING SCHOOL, 4S2
Sd.aye. ----------
\ AUNDREsS. -By nrst,class colOred per.
- son with unsurpassed facilities an ana fet.
or dozen; liberal terms 70 large families
&. i. Johnson, l2s West s0th.st.
I ADIEs can obtain a desirable glass Of
~ gOlinhln female help WhSt SIDE
SERVANTS AGENCY, 30 West l25th.se
NEAID aud SEAMSTR2ss. -Dy a gsFl
WI With good references. eau or address
X. d., care Mrs. Gantier, 22a West 35sh-st.
Ging top oelD. --.------
MAID and saAMsTREss.-Dy q, young
WI Scotehwoilan desires position O, walt
on lady or take care OK growing ehildren and
do sewing good referenees Address ID. NJ,
Tribune Uptown once, 1,2Ss Broadway.
ENIIDs. 6e.-By two respectable eolcFed
NI girls; IN ladies' boarding. house or As
maid Tor theatrical ladies willing % travel
Address or inquire at l4s West S2d.se
NURSE by competent woman 10 take
~ charge OF infant 20 bring Gp on the
bottle several years experiences city or
country, eau or address N2 st.aye,
NURSE. by a Arst-eass nurse % take
v entire charge OF y baby bring it up on
bottle willing and ohllring city reference.
2io East 2sth-st.. LIST dlght,
NURsE.-By nurse or maid to travel with
~ lady or family English, French; neal
neediewOrker can teach children best city
reference. 2ii East 42d-st, first door.
NURSE -An elderly Norwegian woman
! Y would like place 10 care for Invalid
lady Swedish movement and shnitary eeoiS'
Ing; good reference 3Q0 West O9th-se'
% story. --
NURSE, ny a young woman, for an N.
i valid lady or Infant; excellent agroeaDie
nurse for invalid city or country or weu,o
take situation in store best Of relian.e
references, Az the PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU. 1aa 6th-ave. near i0th-st
NURSE or COMPANION.-B an Amer.
~ can widow TO invalid lady travelling 20
California CT the West. Address mrs.
EMMA DoREMUs, Asf collsae.aye.
NURSE and sEAMsTREsS.-By a well,
~ educated North German girl kooo
seamstress fine needleworker; best o. clsy
references Call at NJ. BRICKS, ~ 90
ave-, near 1ith'st.
- EAMsVREss.-- a good saamstIsss,
y with dressmakcr or family fsine expo
Eienee, 1900 3d-aye.. 3D. bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
A SIDE INCIDENT.

During The afternoon session Ira shater, who had
surprised everybody by his silence until now, had his
attention aroused by Jacob Wagner, washington
Market butcher who said he didn't know whether he
could decide the case according the evidence or not
Colonel Fellows was examining him, and was annoyed
because tho man persisted in nodding his head instead
of answering in words. Answer me verbally, not
By mods y ratified the DistretAttomey.
Mr. Shaier, who bad been standing silently ohserv-
ING the Juror here found bis tongue, and remarked
with acidity; Oh, give the man chance, You tax
SO quick he can't find his words
MI. Wagner was friend OF the whole Board OF
1894, and was excused Tho only other talesman
who aroused those present to any degree Of attention
was Arfhsr Nugent, man of apparent years and ex-
perfence, bat suffering from mental lnefua. Ml.
sempIe hcd him whether he could eonseientousiy
fulfil tho requirements OF Jurors oath "Meil'
remarked Mr. Nugeni, slowly, my opinion is that
If they arc 5,ilfy they ought 10 be punished and II
they are noi gnii. why, they should be declared not
guilty. That settles H.
Everybody agreed with him, bur counsel thought
him iHle too slow Tho court ad0uraed without
having OH aimed single juror