davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1890-06-24

dnintelligible, as Officer Vfdeau had sworn
TO the charge of murder against La Rue on
information and belief. The Court would
not consider the counsel's motion. and ruled
in favor Of the complaints as they stood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

OILS quiet market sgao noted ..a1 az 9@ii
cyioa GsoS ceShia ca G9a % SemfsHI
53deoc; Lard prme i9d5oc; TaO@ toc Ng ,:,,
Iiacr 52Gs5 GI,ac6ed pTnr d aa4c ezra bleafh.d
WITT 1855 1855 nso SIGa 6 S5sSst Dsse5d
y |a Nost19 45 G6 soInfn 4iai$ natural
winter 4Sa5oc bcached winter 81 a53c bcachod spring
ter G5a6-c Eed Ei.a 81 assc SapC6iasd 4.a! nc per
olNe Italian '2c Palm ch Gee R Lag o'4oc'
OCEAN fKLiGHis~ The berth market was stronger for
si- o gI I Lcco 50 oo5
"a 100 BALE eolto4 2d 70 LoadSn "a GGU DG,A IL "56
bush grain I'd to ull 2fH90 busn co. 900 10 Gu de-"
80 % ii IioLEtM ciiAETERS Germaa oar@ tayqri,a
Tpsyo IcncS 70 BiSmen 900 bbs naphtha b, Br,h
ba HANNAH BaacLa henog to corS San B. 600 e7['
600 b6i, crude ana naphiha s. b. bark La Lcacy,a
oSn 10 1es To- pr GO Cruz 70 ooS cases saed On M
vate terms ship J. Walker To arrive hehI. 70 1St,
to jhe M,d.tersncan 20 900 refined MIS-, -,
tobacco PCS % BrtsA steamer ,l 9o. 64,4
Mora Ko.ers King Ferry 70 Ncw.York, lumber - G-
e T2iTr o ana % Er d fair export inquiry
o. pPI r%s M:s qotod 81; 34SF}r qsa
So $40 o. BEEF steady bu: worry quiet Ciy Ezra
i rsmly ~ 7sass 75 Pacet in bbs 81 25as7 so .
PEE HAMS wd pm 9qa anh99;q II pHs &aR r &
gay NJ gGnsy a5y S al sy f for i3 a2S5e
5fa5tc Tor 10 n Picklel Hams .@loci Smoked i DO
....... MlDDLES-Easier and dun A. thit'so -io.I
20 July. 6 5if 3 4H6sM asGS:' rda.
yancc, win fax dcmSnd city heavy 10 .iIA', ot
ssh' today VIZ further b. 5d BY ,, 5e1 ngs o6 60
Geo cs orc. and 200 tcs IN sG'oa a'{@ ,
except July. which unclaimed. 7P'Gust4n 4"iy
nr1 sales $50 tcs. 5.76a5 soc aud some lot at 5s3G
a, $50 ~ seI Go sd a. %? :d! Dd zsS ;' les
6$3dd85c; November closed nominal DECEMBER closed
a. 9S ,,oa bio 1,oteS 5 9 55c South Xnerca' 7S
BUTTER-ThGe Is dun market IN all dlrt lions ana
apu} hc@ laasy table us:e 4hcd s T9'A nea 1Tl.
ss Crmy pals fancy IS STATE Good a3d to fe shcyd
aTt aacy ~ I1d15YS Do tf t. fSa
,r w, SaS'e inj isev god iis da4
d2oice ii@l8c Dalry, tubs i'm 9qloc eo@mon' 4Ss
5 ~ !.1S3 rs!5 hri Se''' s1 lSs
W9 6ay and f2c .Gs SG S1 about STEADY ba
oi+i1se hc drket ws.k win ,s cgrds 'ds5o.
% white DO aqs do Fs oc.a 70 T3if SKIM.
Gat common to GOOD 5iza7e.... Zoos Strictly A..
r d Gi aSd unsctd STATE add Pennsyyana fresh
1 Isj.e Gs ,Soo, no S1 ' soo f'' Is
and So s ACRE y ana % S,S' g. 3G@
}coof ogo.G at ~; Ccnirfusa 90 test $40 DO eos,
ana fregt s. EglneduSiS9uy nsh rt IN fGs Sc
Cl Go roIae,a, S'. g. GI2q1 G,s s, S5Sgd
M".a V G 5 - 10, WIT tvtra 80
ll.lGc Extra 90" 5lod5hc; ''C" 5'ac yellow 5ao5e.
~ TATIOW-A shad, higher and fairly active; Prme
cit. qao,d at 49, Sale 10000 7lcc and lis 600
TOBA(CO-A alr nc, cnent In Kentucky and . oIrr","
sale at -'dy pG 6 e seed S,, ica a. Ig 100 % -So
cs IG "'' rI I terms $50 do ss
II tah4 - L, ~ GO 400 T,ies Havana G5ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The Produce Exchange markets were aCtiNc Only
in a ftfu way yesterday. Tho tendency oil prices
was plainly downward, although the demand LOT sup
mcnt was unusually good. Trading in wheat optioi'
was Lively at intervals but the transactions du mo-
aggregate over 2,sG4 900 bushels At the opening
the market strong and generally is TO IL Iyn
higher Oh stronger cables and reports OF uioc,"r'
Weather abroad. \ few traders, moreover, were H
clncd 10 regard the Government crop report t' laNot
able, and backed their opinions q" H'outi'.V
The subsequent selling wa started by foreigners, WI
reported, IN their private cable, a cOulhud'y Va 'i
weather. II lconc more general a. the day 'd'a", H.
and heavy realizing sdc. at all points caused -'i
crd decline. July opened at % III, acc hcu ~ -
ana rallied to "a IL cents. August started az Va r,
At % cents. september advanced IRON ~ ~ T."
- IS and fell 10 80 5o but Tacd 10 ~ - toI|
% 01G and closed az % > /. ON t", '''p IL (,
rallied sharply August to - -, September - ~ .
late acceptance Of 30 900 bushels for export PLev"u
engagements only 1000 bushels "I'Ious" ''9'
Il heat WIS 2 70 ] cent lower. ,
Corn was weak aud lower in marked contrast WIN
the market On Thursday. Reports OF ram li ha"'"'
served to weaken prcc. but NOR enc n rnr l
III Q cent buShcl, although Inc che'e'n',n, ~"
export amounted 10 10000 bushels hcIc ana ,o't'D
com but CLOSED fairly steady. tuly closed al AZ D.
August ~, september IA -, and october J.! = v''
inoiIry but chiefly in consequence oi the Government
crop report. Cash outs advanced u 10 ''t, ''
engagements for export If oO:"' bushes; up ,i
aimed / i cent bat the speculation Wa, slow. JuN
closed unchanged at "a 81. August at 81 3D. H'p''W
brr a} 81 and October "a cents.
ard VA. steady for spot and 500 tlcIccs were sold
10 rcrncr-. options were dali and generally I'"'.
July closing at - o., August - H. september 49, 80
october 80 80. and December ~, 81 ...,..
The receipts ol grain and four reported N''''iu'
at New. y orb Philadelphia and laltmorc Nn'r a.
lows Wheat, 13l, I'll bushels. corn l-41,V p'-
oats 81 POO bushels; total grain. 3','"l hu-". /,
flour - .Oj2 package. ~ tnicdgo, AuNa"hh' an"
corn 100 Ga Lh,hcis. oats, 2I41i5 bushels, t"tl
grain, 728.71O bushels; four 6oo- barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERALS-1ne afryol, OF 7 PICK arc
readily disposed or and psiceo r'uain ~I't1N'
good demand foreign cement at iii Ia''' In 1879
Lin. ranges from soc 10 q ~ HHN'iSS'uS"
bTicR IS 25dsa IS ishkl - 70 gs3 30 0p'et 6 raio
per b,i. American Portland. - ISt.T - An lts IN
Portland a. 35ds2 30; German Portland. ~ rV"@- ~
LStn quoted s. 4OaS2 80 pei LOCO coats HAIR "a
9Oc; Ca.tie hair $50
COFFFE-Tiading more active ia spot Rio To-Day
and the market steadily maintained NO H4t pan
10. fat bean lei4c; 100 bags 40 T. i'HtV 1'9uV2
bags medium grades plNttr lriHs dnd NcI ~ ',CCGO
bags 80. Tat bean 70 rooster a. 1870 Mi.S sIo"i
IN better demand Sales, Zoo tags Porto 'au'.4' -
b.s, uI,wa>Aed Caiasas, 800 has> Central Amfil'"n
15J bae, Mexican 100 blgs M1rdc uDo. JA4 3'' 'N'7
Bucrauanea all private terms. options "cf1
ald exceedingly DUH less tpan 10000 bags DtAk u.''O
In Gables Worc generally 81 sdy. hut despite ul- we
market declined 10 points Oh the I3ck ol 7p
>igor. HavIc Was a sldCe better ~ some cases II ,
hliq quiet aud unchanged. London weakened t-H'.
On,-.. uuotIf Ions D. m.-Juy. rs; August, q.
srptc,nbc as october, 7Gs Aoyomorf' 90 ga ri
ccinb,r. As. Elo relOt.. Regular hIst . o,0' Et
second 800; exchange ,privHie 2S's Ee't.it 1'0
bags RIO clearanccs fot Luop'. ZOO ugs' ,l s o.,
$4,000 BAGS het STEADY S"y2s I'd a. cs
same tine 1882 $1,000 bag, same tmg l43S TO l@I 0V
Ings. r,eepts u SANTOS july % july 10 ieSV .hVU
RAYS: garle time 1es9 so 600 bags Same time -l,UVJ
bags total sales here TO-DAY, $50 bags as follows
los Highest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

- Gid sellers; September and october delivery Void
buyers october and November delivery. |--oiu -eI''
ceutrr and January delivery. i96id value 81,
Galveston July Il.-Cotton nominal m.tdllne ll--c
low rffdnz 1919: good ordinary, loIc uet ana gross
receipts none: -al,- 3 bale stock, 81 haIc- "'eHIy
ST qnd er,-- receipts - bales; exports coat"Ist o.
bal '-alcs. 80 bales. IA.
net and gro-, receipt. 22 bales stock 30 u'I -.
Weev-Nct receipts CD bales gross. l55 bales exports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
BUSINESS q hautcs

A l PAY CASH fos stocks Of mer han
"A. disc. As dly-.oJG-, fancy goods, fur
ni'hlng goods. clothing shoes, ~, any
6gsnnIv cit( or country SS 49, " ~ -
A WELL-EsTABLI>nID Cigar store.
n with toy-. candy and stat. ourry on
the avenue. cal. on premises. 1881 dave.
Az OLD.EsTAHLiouED BUSINESS
~ TIN shop, household 1hd l1np FOODS,
with good oil t.adr and lobllug fOr sale.
Apply 10 FRANK GLDNLY, real estate,
oG Cout-st., Broo.'n.
4 FIEsr.CLA~s LIQrOR SALOON for
\ ss.,c a. l'' ~ a." 70, a. W.. ~ To" a.
wand, corner 01t.-st. lsom . 70 , IA.
I,AEi.IADr NtKrE-' ATIENrfON.-
I An excellent chance for man with
D.. .h and cnt,r1r'sr TO buN ou' q GARAGE
ualr mop with lit'l" money DONG a Ro"d
bg-ino-s In n nearby city nur Gus Tor
lree fradat Ouly raITiase shop in boom
m. place. VEHICLE. Lon 81. Tribune
EOR SALE.-A Ar,t-clas- gents furnish
tng store: good IYOaiIIY. AGufrns
A. J. g.. Box l.. Nlach. y. y.
ROR Manufacturing monopoly
i based on patents. with '1ptDlitF VI
large sales and -oti-fa tory profit, holders
tot ha.ing means to develop Will sell entire
of nfruufr 90 manufacture. Address 4. J..
g.. Boa ;, Tribune Onin".
II OK oALL.-Au old established piano
L Du-luc.-t an excellent OPP" -th.lf
mono but bouafido plr. h1,'rs need Apply.
Address !. A. lrbane once.
Tor SAIL, for $4,000. profitable man.
i via turing Uu-Ir,3s DO tui- city. ADJ
dress -. g.. d., Tribune ONCE.
MAN VINO cau invest 81 O0O and time
M u rr-t-cla-s business can realize oNrr
g. Oor yearly and DE- secured eNlrr'H'"
unnecessary. Addres, ~. Box 20, Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

/ 90 NERN rs S.-Nursery goyerness,
u >prakug ruDutly German. French and
/ Iu....A and teaching the rgdiments; 10
! lusic. desiring entire charge Of children /
, h.-t ~ r.i.rrurfs. Address 4. Is, 80
VT f-'n--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD And RANGE or PRICES
speculation in crude oil ccruhca'eS "o"id nave oe'i
1T fo,t,,r.e,s Yesterday If it had not been for
- ,,,r,,o,n rise. of about l cent barrel at both
loud. The advance was on extremely light trans
,,,ous and without apparent cAcu-c ln any hc"r
fcrtluc the course of prices. While inc Improvement
~ MI flllv maintained in the option market HE
cl,. ing at both exchanges was unnue tahaby sTohI.
me range Of prices and tint total dealings we've d'
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

s.5sS siSs iS:s ffS S53 55 rs
fair asna "A 40 taay cgy tSS W. ad ,ae
ioS6..- soSSht loaeratey iro1 soHca no decided
,,r'se 'hSueh the cGse va, rihE o %g' o"'ng 3S -
s9'9 Tor oAP"l,h ln'',HthS '0O ~, f5 ~,
We. ladics see oei. 4g,?a 5\ e. t Sn &c.
$ IC.s- - Loo pCls Fine so4s- g. ouo'a'.o, qiy
Low Extra o. 45aSS WIer Wheat low -lsdcs, 81 4sa
Is IA. T. eGotoe IS - % a. - a.
minnesota sprng Wheat. Lev ENtr" . GOO IS Ger.
e. 90 = ~ a., rss orG.nar5 g. cio5' 81 -
- lane! DO % ZCae % perne s-rA- ana mi-''f
S0tHTfH1.KN TIoJ'f1Les, .stNe- but e4.r,ly s,.'cl
ssp siadF. g ~: ,5, 5' ID and i 5 6
in in sood demand and i'm SAL, 600 b0 sulecng
eSG % M i%r = Cn9% ' nGS IN ao t4 % ye
low Wertyln quoted az - S0@S- o. ana b'"oS "ne'
S3AIN"WnEHT~ 0ltons. were again variable end cry
irr euaf FOR saOis r.,1 ar" IN H1 a gn aG
day tncr wac heavy selling BY almost an psrtes pn,iue-
.ls 'lo,e was w'aA ana %HtG lower UaH 'G.i'a IN,
gradually declined unA It touched 9ig Sins on az
TO- 8 l5.i5e but tis Vas ooTyd BY oras 2 y le
61t sTadua, Yielded aud to1ehed 8$, Leaving
OF At 23.se december ra9ea i2H -. al D. o. anu
the carly dealings the 'Hus" Lao H. aid o. strong
pnolic Sabc, which rpCt,,d ett,,d "@.nI N t.S
cqas to s50 ooo bush Wat aud together which
,a,Gy,d GHe wealth al.6s1 AMI 1omas crop news was
inara tsvoIahe Win lover Temperature tnrdlsh0ut NJ
point, The foreign s'ing a.,o " 9 ~ G7 ,t M.
hrt Rad little influence Rlc,lps a a.. points Moi1
quite arg interior str@'' s 'Y
bush ceaIances. 2el8i ee'h wheat and 20 oo PKG.
-four On u. sfo mere "g ar aTis 10 e't Sept,
ne%ss .Ap s5I p9sabr oas cosne at 0G&c In.
orsas in options. TIM W. q coo Hgfh tam ty 49,,
VII =; ing9alnF o. 1 ne Go,f ,-al. win,r q f1r
The Continent M'u"T' lotSEV we lO' irc,.' va.
so't oia 3 PER bush to Bi2oE'yn mile, Qgeii[
Sa.,' AZ .hanr, r'y aJo,c turned OFT 70 b: H. a.
,r,o.. " 70 a1' o., ,,.- ,ein 1 , -.' o1' 7I,
orlr'a unsradca vn',- req .ra .(ng 5aa,G a,
81 aaosl: 30. . J.iy. 2i - ,g-.ls a. 90 90, "a, Do
August a2-Ge4 l3lar cigs"1 ot "a, o. 3ln95 NJ "
closing 4, 9c 90 H'{ % ~ OIL s closing At 2l in
toa;lO,l- quoted AZ 5y43, C-1a.' ;'@"1e s. SIT.
55%Sd state q G3l;L A. c .ose DO 75q-sc
Canada. q So o'p,r' s.a . % ,, Qt . sencl l
n4aet -a..'ca ee."t ls IT, ,,i f' OF I.ii "a
eeoa.ia.,aola lq8datoa 81 on- co-ina h..,er #
s '. 'S NO. d iS c' GSGrn, '' ro at
, caa9 dr,ins @'.ors Tor prompi dr.Ec pr,-
tro. Git ~ Tut ,,- d steady. UpWa: Of go 600 bush
Ner' 9.eo hur ,h-p"e9., oes anu s,'
1900 600 bush fa,uc 900 bush spot ana 'p's, 90,
nNcG quoted i9l4i3',e aG2a.; So m'Nyd tsa ,, 49,
clgystgr "p' sng c 'V andr NncG,t Hco%
45+c del ,eged 80 July ~ - e'9HS a.. 30
f5&c. losing at i3.' ners wa. irons e. '1
I,ro.5 lcadds to sr business iEgor,r, took
S5o 1 80 nm mixed o %a I roE' sd% "S 1ar
5r" OF ne S,h O' s 1900 bush farc l78 90
Inn @ o sal &c. m nd SO ,.s5t HI
$i[225,e dIysr 80. wh,e; o. a. ceNa,or
Sn..sas n,,5 g. v o4 saS Ss y Nit g. g. ?s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

BY Aperielcci scotch giri.
w .tr-t.,.a-- vtltlr., ynd rsiahds ~
, macs sasis aad has rest refer
re,r Dh,mbcriuad win Mrs
.rA.f.rE 1855 ffh.ahc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
Gorses ano Carriages.


ZINE MAKE. wagon anu harness. III
y -uod couGt 30, cheap IAN dudTv''
GloENL, - MroHcr-dNe', BroVh4!h ~.
:. KEN,ON. 500 56l ana j65 49,.
1. It,, BROOK lyn.-Horsc owners, parad-e
lgaL tIrrldC,- OF ever! trpuOn uAhu
rnad- harness for all purposes; village anu
ROAD carts. business ana urpVt WssOH', 'lu
every other artic,o pertaining 10 the h0Is7
the only one.pricc house IN the business. ana
that The lowest.
u -SFElIAL-Just received Two car
IL. load, u oar light delivery WAGONS lOt
country u-t, with OT v .tAOut top. KACINL
WAGON co.. l5l south 6fh-ave.
ID LARGEST STOCK m the L. ;. Of
h. delivery wagons for drysOods. larn-
dry. Lottlcrs. gr0ccrs carpenters plumbers,
on Petitioners and al other business best
goods our own make Of best BatcIiiI,
uh.-t finish reasonable terms buy from
the builder RACINE WAGON 3 OAR
EIAGE CO.. 1jl. 1913 South 5th-ave. n. y.
SPIClAL.-Ba in two and three
- seat depot wagons, passenger wagons
s-atiur eleven persons, open Surveys III
OAK aud natural wood extension top sur
rrys. cahrOirts ladies' park pharton>
also buckboaId- bupsie-, pony and road
aaU-. finest selection Il pleasure tr3p-
lost goods; lowest prices; buy from me
builder. RACINE W AGON 8 CAR
RAGE CO., 71-Sl WoD-tor-st.. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

.t-|I NII-T" d T'fWlh FV,"t
W taran Protestant. healthy u.cfl..
a. Ia infant Inquire ~, Gth ave,
,f fhr HOME Bt ktAV. near lOih'sI
,,tIEFS~ q, Young woman cla
W 80 nrfl. 20 place trustworthy VIII
80 a., or country unqutsfio nsh." rtisf.
~ .- fr,m ltsl g." plo''r taia eaFif' %
t'r aN. --.----.--
W. NiK>l.-. By young h .n,lyHy e
eLa.aye,, B,0s Lyn. NJ Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
Ciin Real estate for Sale.
Brooklyn Real Estate.

DIGGEST BARGAINS in beat Brooklyn
- property 10 buf. -.ll. l,i or exchange.
II HANILAND 4 SONS, 800 ClaS-on ave.
NOR ~ALI.-A nur Iut GuNuO. con-
! r,nferf 20 l.'dra aud rrir- with a
franc building covering plot; excellent for
factory purposes. Appy 10 LEONARD
MOODY. % tOurt-~t.
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oI4uons ave BASED on ArerIeap sanaa.d Of cas.ica.
STAINED.
g. Low Midallng......10 u-16
COoJ Ordinary

Strict Good Ordinary .9 5 Middlng .......-ll2
Options dull and very irregular AZ the out
Sc Tie market ruled bary steady AID months de-
cliA,d 5G5 points ia keeping viii weaker Ih'cpv14 &C.
colns Late months, however showed 10 material mango.
But this ed by freer buying o. remote d,Nt ,'
and there sOWe Ntte covering Of efforts "t,h
brought about general rally. Near months lit of
poa.t better while crop options closed &G6 points
high,r. Sales. =. 500 haes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
500 k

Refined oil al han ,cd al 10 cents a shon
ir barrels and at go cents IN cases. Crude ol ana
r,uhtba I'm barrels were -tc.dN al 40 cents. ia"
npit change in the i.." 81 quotations wa, "a shclt
advance at Bremen. The quotations were Antwerp,
l. francs. Bremen, 600 marks, and London . I 10
q . 1 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

NUII VN WNItNI ITIFT''IF''I IT
Liverpool July ia y. ra.-Cot,on--rhe sac- Of tho
lay include 200 hill~ American. iutur~ closed quiet
foi near months and steady for distant months Am,rm
.7.Gf o os.G4d. July and August delivery. @1-Gia
6 2s-6id August delivery. 296t sellers August and
september delivery 27.Gid sellers SSpteSFr'deYer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

COTTONOn the spot ruled steady At unchanged prt ss
SAFES G52 bales for consumption Port receipts todY io
bales AGAINST Z2o bales lat week @ad go DALI .>
last wear Total for l,0J2 bales, against IS
iaes last week l53 bales this week ast year S
Ssntonbor receipts potts aggregated 5.74l 81
Ialos against 54S73l2 bales for the CORES pondng time
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domestic 5liudtluus Udnle0
Females.

Females.
n. MRS. l.. SEELY.
formerly Miss L Campbel)
Us WESg 22D-sT
FOREIGN AID DON ESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
| ALL REFERRING
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED. |
Servants brraking engagements will be
/ dismissed from Office and forfeit all Claim
" fee paid
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
% WESI Z2D-ST.
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Aliscellaueous


A LBEET e.. SPENCER, 30 Gth;aFe'
IA between l1th and ISLh - iiprc"s'{
laIa,O.-. cane, made 70 oIicf, rrCO'ercu
and repaired; prompt ana r-!iohlc. -.
EAMILY goin- TO the country VII sell
l. household flful-uIc, -. Nc., al any
price a. A.. Tribune once.
ENTLEMTN Wishing TO dispose Of ther
" Icft.or clothing at FAR value Will
please call on or address - 49,
EDWARD MILLER 6e Gth-aye.
UOTSEHOLD FUEp RE. carpets,
IL bedding 40: highest prices for sane.
can or address los West 3-d->t.
nLD BOOKS. paper novels, magazines
" bought. back numbers ~ magazines
-uppilcd VIII pay 80 fol 1871 MasAine
" American History. SILKS BOOK
EMPORIUM, AZ Gth.ave.
DTNSIONS.-Undrr the new law thou
I sands OF Union soldiers, t1eit WIDOWS
aud parents, are now cn:ltlGi 70 prh,l"l;
send b. me for inf rmltion and blanks ana
yet your claim IN early: HAo, a.
SHIELDS, 600 Est, y. w, Wash1h sI0"'
d. T..
UMBRELLAS recovered canes repaired
L para-0ls To- match ,uits speciatle- goa
and -Ilvsr handles repaired GAICHLLLS,
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SrABLEMAN.-B by a young married man
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-16
PERSONAL.

Admiral PravO Wallis, who was a mid
shlpman on board the Shannon frigate when
she fought the American frigate Chesapeake
OIL Boston, one of the few sea fights in which
the British were victorious, has just recover
ed from the influenza, though now ninety
nine years of age.
B. P. Shillaber, the ''Mrs. Darlington" of
humorous fame, has not been in Boston in
ten years, although his home is but few
miles from the Hub. The humorist is now
seVenty-hve years of age, and faithful
daughter is his companion and hOusekecper.
His hair is white, and the smoothly shaven
face, so familiar to the public through the
prints, is now partially covered with a beard.
Prof. B. l.. Ciley of Phillips Exeter Acad-
envy Is in London, Eng, where his health is
improving rapidly. He will return in few
weeks.
Henry NJ. Stanley has accepted the invita-
ton to attend a banquet to be given in his
honor by Americans in London. The date
caunot be definitely fixed but Mr.. Stanley has
sent cable dispatch st ting that he will prob
ably be in London in the middle of Febru-
airy. Mr.. Lincoln, the American Minister,
will preside. He will present to Mr.. Stanley
an America flag and massive silver shield
mwrought with African scenes.
1t is reported that the engagement of Miss
Ellen Bavard, the Youngest daughter of eX-
Secretary Bayard, to Count Leweuhaupt of
Sweden was announced on New Years Day.
Miss Bayard Is about 81 years Of age. Count
Lewenhaupt, during Mr.. Bayard's term of
office was an attache of the Swedish Legation.
For the last few months he has been studying
practical mechanics in the draughtng room
of the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company, in
Wilmington, Del.
United States Senator John w. Daniel has
genuine attack of the grippe. He was to
have delivered an Grafton at Richmond, Va,
on the life and character of Jefferson Davis.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-16
TEMPERANCE TREATS.

The last meeting of the Prohibition State
Committee Of Mass. for 1889 WAS held last
week. The fact that there was balance of
more than $1,000 in the treasury was cause of
rejoicing. The committee for 1890 organized.
Thirty-six liquor dealers at Dover, n. H.,
moved their stock from their premises recent
~ by order of their landlords, on account Of
a notice given by Rev. Frank X. Chase to
prosecute unless this was done by January 1.
But few places are selling.
The Union League Club ignores the cha-
lenge of the 2lst District (New York city,
Prohibitionists to debate the question OF High
License in the same lofty spirit that it ignored
in its late address to the pubic.
The New York ty r form ub Is q
Tempt Q the He cuiean task I securing the
revocation, by an unsympath tic EXcis'
Board, of TIE licenses of saloo keepers who
sold liquor Electio Day. I'll" Club Sc
cured evidence agai It about 100 law-breakers
We know OF but one saooh keeper who made
a pretence Of OBJ vi the law on Election
Day and that VAS the notorious Silver
Dol ar Smith.
The best reforms of the earth come through
waste and stor and doubt an sns cion:
the sun itself when t rises on each day wastes
the radiance Of the moon and blOtS the star
light from the skies, but only to unlock the
earth from the clasp of night, and plant the
stars anew in the opening flowers. BE lind
that sun as behind this movement [ProhiDi-
toni we Ii ay be sure there stands the Lord
God Almighty.-Henry w. Grady, In his
famous speech against the repe Il of Prohibi-
ton in Atlanta.
The Corporation Counsel of New York
gave his opinion to the Police Commissioners
that the New Years ball at the Metropolitan
Opera House was a private affair, and that
the police would not be justified in interfer-
ing with the Use of wine after AM, as they
would be IN the case of ball for which
tickets were sold to the general public. Mr..
Ward McAllister was thereupon informed
that the ball could proceed unmoested.
Mayor Neatly of Dover, n. H., expressed
his purpose to have the liquor law enforced
rigidy In that city.