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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
AFFAIRS IN NEW-JERSEY.
HER CITIES GETTING INTO GOOD FINANCIAL
CONDITION.
sOME OF THE PROBLEMS CONSIDERED BY THE
TAX CoMMIssIoN-LABOR TROUBLES

SOME OF THE PROBLEMS CONSIDERED BY THE
TAX COMMISsION-LADoR TROUBLES
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Trenton. ~ j., Dec. 1.-THE report Of the Newark
commission to adjust past due taxes which was made
finally Yesterday marks the close OF notable WORK
and a curious phase Of municipal finance. when ue
imitation period had t. end most Of the cues
found themselves with heavy debts incurred for III
movements made TO further real estate speculation
The cite, had been bonded 10 pay the expense anu
assessments on The property benefited bad been I''u
rarc.ssly and frequently with injustice. the snc"c
Court had been slow in acting upon Appeals u" az
last came out with decision which made n"tN oi "0
assessments unconstitutional. New assessments WIZ
laid but the financial depression made 1t lHp'o9IUc -
collect them and the burden, Of course Wa, "''t''eu
ny interest and taxes "a tAc year, elapsed iY i7'o
fhc number of properties that had been 80 oauc' WIN
.,c>,uens and taxes had become 80 great a. ID de''
cravcly current city revenue, While the amounts WI"
1,er, vague assets which confused and ehDa.4dN''u
finance The lands were not available ioI Saic ny 'o
civ and all building improvements thereon were A'o
i,,,.,it!e until the assessment burden had ne'H IT,
mayed The amount with ntercs; was often III oN''NN
q, the value of the land and in many cases tloc was
fragrant injustice. as,..,,
The Martin adjustment commission pan wa "'oi'o,
,c,p Erool1vn originally. where Mayor Se'h Lo" ""u
,ut If into succce, mi operation on sI-ly u---u
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MIRHETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

Saturdays wheat market did little more than follow
the huciuatiOn, in the railway STARE list II opened
heavy, but closed higher the late cables being strong
and an export demand developing. Traders continue
u "pat' c0nscrvatvry. however. and les than 500,
Ooo PUSHES comprised the spcculatOn December
went from $l.O4 = t. SlOj. and May from TlO6 30
to SlO7 .. The Official net changes were gains Of
1-oo - cent ON tie curb. May rose t. $l.o7 9iG,
when the West turned sellers ard the price fell sharply
to go" -. Cash wheat was ~ - cent better.
There were taken for export nearly 5000 bushels
~ 80 Manitoba spring wheat on the spot and 70
Corn continues weak the prospects Of large
arrivals. The Op ions dull. closing "a Is cent
lower. ON the curb. My further declined 81 cent
a. so cents spot rather easy. with only one
loal taken Tor export.
cat, merely Sympathzcd with corn. Cash lots
w"r' Il cent lower. and hirl} active. The options
declined Lea ! cent. but w"Ir dull.
There were SALE, of l0OO u@ceN OF lard on the
spot but whether for export cannot De stated. The
option market wa weak with declines Of l02 points.
The Official final quotations wee a follows:
Wheat y .ccnbor. 300. January. 800 -; Feb
ruary, 81 -. March S1o7 -; NAV. Tl.07 -.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

LIVERPOOL Dee. l3, D. m.-.Bccf-lloder; 0ier spar.
nglv. PorS-IolGeis Offer freely. fiams-H0deis ohes
s,arlnoly offer mod ra,ly; CuIbtland
cut about 80 y, dun az 2s short RIP about - o.
clear mGdes about - NJ -t.ahF Nv 5vs
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poor prime city q. 2js sd. Cottonseed on Ai,r-
ro1l ra0acd steady 49, Cd. Turpcntne and Tos m
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prime Western spot and December saay
at 3is 3D. Wh,at-IIoders o'er .Iarngly tiout-hoid.
ers offer moderately. Corn Spot-Tne supply - poori
December firm at }, 55,d January firm at - SD Janu:
arv new firm Mt 81 IBID Hops at LOndOn-Pacilc Coast
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iOnrh UDGnlco

Fen rs
hIAMONDS. watches. lrW'lN delivered 3.
IL 'a-y pISprut.. ~lmn - 'tut mon i'.
"a &C.. ~ NDiCArE WATCH CO.. II
"a . lith-,t
a. XPERITNCED struoceapher and Rem
u lu-tpn operator wants position ~, atr,
u. llgin4, uodc,lte salary. KtFEi'LNl l.,
roN a.. Trihun" Ofc".
IASIrEE~S Young Am'r "an do" ana
" hfo'h,r "a plumber d. sire ~" or u"f'
nat~ 10 tiAr c,r. oit }"2r- g. r.h'.'
tddr--, JNNIVRT-~ Tribune pt""h
once. l@3, broadway.
c,ENOGHApIIY ard TYrEwKl TING
- Judge building 10i 't,-atc. New. y -, 2rH -
iit iary wor'. 3,..rTsP 'pWr,o6vv ~ : ''''
SrENOGENrHER and TYPEWIE;lIIEKl.
- having > YEAR, cNn.,r~ncr d'.lm'
ro-iuon. Mis-. II. L. W. leOa 0'h'S'''
Brop,lyn
ITO FAIRS ard EVENING PARTIL Is
\ reliable Irad'' ~ lalnI,if' aug ut ~
trology open To engagement, !. hhl.N-
NETr. 2Gj Gth-aNc.. bet. 10Th ana Low >'''
NOrNG LADY s,enograph.r nnh VIZ"
i writer desires position Address H. u
Tribune Drca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

NOISES again appeals the public for financial help
III H> good WORK. rle executive committee Of the
mission consists OF Mrs. ASlm0rc. Mrs.. Frances {.
BARLOW, Mrs. william J.. Boyle. Mrs. Charles J. Fair
cnld. Mrs. Bschc McE. Emmett Mrs. Richard VI.
lut, Ms Frederick X. Jones. Mir. and Mrs.. Montague
MarNS and Mrs. +. ". Whittdgc. GIFTS OF cOlJrcd
pictures. dressed dolls. games musical Instruments,
ETC., VIII be received al the Iibc House. Fourth
ave, while donations ~ money Will be received ana
daily acknowcdscd hy the treasurer, Mrs. A,hmore,
No. 1O2 WaVcrl,V Place.
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Corn-Deccmbcr, SO January, 81 IL; May, 60 5-8
ccHts.
Oats-Decem5cr, 1912; January. 50 ii; May,
u D cents. 49,,
iarl-January, $50 u; February, SO u; March,
TG AZ. May 50 81.
The receipt, OF grain and nour reported on SATURDAY
al New lora. Philadelphia, baltimore and boston |ec
as follows: Wheat. 4O,j3O bushels; corn s4,2Oo
bushels: oats. sG205 bushels; total grain. 211,o:3
bushels; flour $500 packages. At Chicago MI
s25t2 bushels: corn. 3O7 SIS bushels oats. 94,74j
bushels; total grain, 453,1O3 bushels flour, 26,3lo
larral,
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nlisrc!lancon5

XNANrID.-ln exchange for clothing.
w puoWup Iru. 'f.;lo ~ pur Fpr'a 'pr
pin on earrings. os7 Bowcr'. lst foo..
WILLIAM IErNUGLM.
w AmtIl an Export Accountant,
II Broadway.
Accounts II es'atcs Jss gne,s Cus7cian'.
torporstors aid CONNIE a houses c'a'n.
NED acruia'rly and exp dti rslr. E":"t>
by Dc ~.ri-s OF, 20 tn following NHtO1al
banks PARK thsmlca Hanover. Mcchan.
lea. Contra and Southern.
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Alud books lougnt Tor cash city or coun-
ry. Address FOsDIDh, bon I'' Irb"ne
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II OISEWORK.- By neat, tidy, thor
IL Ogghly competent, willing aud Obliging
young girl irstclass city references good
pain cook, washer and irOncr, moderate
wages city or country. Gail az ia Last
4l-t-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

oil city, Penn, Dee. l3-Nationol Transit Certificates
opened 64o-c highest, G1c lowest 9ts,c closed ~
C,r. sale. A. 900 bDlS clelIanccS go. 600 bbls
pittSblrg Penn, Dee. l3.-PeOleum dull but steady;
National Transit certificates opened Coo closet bje
htrLe.t lowest UJc.
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for Sale.

Al REDUCED rKICLS.-JOO second
n hand wood aud iloa wOrklns machines
.lIy guaranteed ma miner! bought thd ~
cnanc d. GEORGE d. EDDY. 3JS MAIL
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Uork Uanieo.
Makes

IANITOH. decentralization, %, OF
y duration and busin'r- tact, want, p,1,s."
.- Janitor. of any other wO.h. FIELDER
3o"i 31.'''.
A>~NGi. Physician d'-'r~ work as
VI op ra'.. vita IJu"nt, 20 hom,. very
.,'-.a Of t.e -toun,h rheumatism. Adtr'-s
nation iu NrN.Yarr. ". =. CHAM.
LrEIIN. ~ Mad ,1navr.. Pl,luGDid. Sd.
- ltL~~NAN. Yong man. ia''iy arv1
4 nom lhtlAlN. wants WORK a y '--t.fi
op Miller I'At"n Universal pI'~'. " .th
LnoN .'a-' ~ ~ Inc T. address - hox
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ID l.lN b. ~ D.. ~ '.- W NO is don"
A WIN 'i't'n ihc mo5 ,n'd.
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DOR EE.-liy strong and willing H.ug
/ Af,roiu boo wholesale hYH.r Al n.
,ron.,. L. -. &c.. lruuu. Onr'.
DAINTIE.. Practical painter. ia9.r.
L hanger, &c.,. makes contracts pI.r-
N.ry boss. Adal.-, II. HpLNl> 20
9th-s'r.
- oErLN. 49, 'oms colo. d nan a,
L porter OH. '-t.. -ii.in ", a. ) Alhd SO. OBS y
IDr. references flYr .1-. -ta. Adde'S
ONCE.
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Rooms tDanic1

10 WEST 22D-ST.-Laree. desIahle i sI."
ID and BACK rooms. WIKI Do'fu'
small hall room.
>,n~r I- WEsT-L4rgc. weh-iur-
~ n.~a'd extension P.Ii.r 9 ,,Id I,c!di H
ming water: anpe closets W. trln.
bed, excellent table; $2O for four "'''
.Irut>. II - day.
o0TiI->r.. II EAST, nc:. 81 and N'a ~,
~ sou aVcs.-Warm. pleasant I"''"S'
suite Or sincly.
o1IH-~r.. II WEST-h age ironV
81 room and two hall room a 9.,'an or
with bath and closets. fo. e,Au man
family; tahl" appointments til" bce'
% WT>r 5lST.sT.- Handsomely, i9r-
81 .~l.d floor or separately, Win u'"'"'
references Exchanged
I~TU.>r. % EAST-Rooms With board
4 one sr!m on "a noo., appointments
ui-t-cia>> rf-rencc.
~ EAST 9I>I.Nr, Glam.r,' LAX "a.
10 north Large. h'n,~9'" ''''''
vito toarc; references 'N.h n- O.
$50 WON hail room.
70 thIG floor front. with board
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lomesuc iIiuIuoIs UG"F D
Females

Females
-A.-A.-LADl.N are invited 70 can
"A, nj my employment parlor-i good. con-
I'M holm ~ All nations and of buOi rel
trcnce- can be- obtained, either b. calling
or sending your orders please sat par,
ti.,inr. Wac... Sc. and YOUR orders VIII
,"ecir, rompt attention. NOBLEIr. lCl
W,,t ijtn--,.. 20 dtnAYc.
runTaGANp'N BUREAU. Tor help OF
n n u,tion- particularly French. can
H. supplied for all work. nom GOV crnrNsr,S'
r,ulr-f maids, o. butler, cooks ana hlt-
chcnrnlid- win reliable '-"'c''''''
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BOARD dno Rooms.

A AN ATTRACTIVE 81 floor. =
"A. rooms bath private table OPT oh%4
sanitary plumbing.
Also attIa tive ro1r.. with priNatr baths,
with or without bJa!dt suites ana sihgic
lO.ns: apartments "GOc;Ol, ONCE. all
crsirIble locations highest references given.
Information free.
S &. LELAND & Co,
So WEST 34TH-SI.
NRANERCY PARK North lnno"n a.
VI 1919 Eat 2lststJ lithtlii lord-
ton: elegant rooms board and attendance
uneAcelled also privileges 81 plNat" IaFA.
Gan MARCO APARTMENT. II Wet
- 39d.,i. one suite three rooms, with
bath and toilet: vacant on 18TH Inst. phi
Nate table ~ desired sl-O super o. rooms
on the fourth noOr; running water ana
plenty OF heat; new sanitary Plumbing.
W ONKERS.-A family Or few boarders
can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms home comforts; city c0nvenlencea :
near depot. reference. - BuenaNsla'dNe.
I SUITE % rooms. every convenience.
i. furnished or unfinished, with or Win
OFT board 80 East O2d-s'.
1rTU.ST. 80 EAST.-LsrPe, delightful
i SUNNY room warm house; abuhudht
table; also single room excellent neigh
Lofh0Od: central.
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10 WEST 22D-ST.-Laree. desian4ir i ,y."
ID and pack rooms. WIKI Oo'i"'
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4 Srrvoy BY BISHOP POTTER.

Bi.hop Po,ar preached an n'crc' ing ana instructive
sermon q; It, Anur'- Protestant Episcopal Church. NJ
one hundred and fofiicth-st aud ~. Anncsave E'''
night 10 large audience. lie took "a his text por
ton Of the parable Of the Lo1vcS and Fishes anu d"
DIRE ing particularly the members OF Ia" Young Men
Christian Uuor. am un.ccsarian organization having
about ZOO members. many Of whom occupied seats III
the nave OF tine church. -ld That II was Inc uuN .,
every Young man O maize the most OF his talents anu
oppor;unitic, lie cOu-la tuatcd the community on
thr urr,rucc III such au organization and expressed
wish that the .,c-iou might b" pro~percd in IL attn
lcc literary. social and spiritual work.
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LCNpON woOL MANKETs.

fercd loss of abon rs cents "a barrel; lard, OF -
cents per hundred. ana ribs Of IL - cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

Az APPEAL FOX THE ISLAND MISSION.
The Island Mission. which has for it, object the
Frightening Of existence for the poor and sick III
hn.nltns. MlrmarIes. Lln,ane aeNmms and Guns
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Gin Tral estate for Sale.

INVTSTNFNT rronDrtirS 90 This vicinity
l .ius Nsrv d.-irifl" fo~ al" n i9ir prices
rutland & WHITING > BcoFu an->t.
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Gcrses an0 Carriages.

L 80 S74' $40 BROOME-ST. co,.x
ARR AIS FOE TOWN AND gym
TRY or EVERY DESC ElPliON'
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH
Brouchams. RochaNai :,
EAt. BroC CHAINS, i.AL IL. Ht" ~.
CoupcS, oNlt hoN NJ -
I.ancaulets, SiN la'S. ho,haWr!N'
Landaus, ''i'd'" ''eNh'
Great Variety OF 80 ,,o,
-FOUR PASSENGER TOP MD ~ w
CARRIAGES tLlIlN" MANI
nov III TIES.
,,pGt.sT srOCK AND WAELEOOMS
is THE WORLD.
Don't pur base a carriage in town OF OUT
-n,l YOU pay ~ Wiz.
l., or SALE.-The entire s'ocH OF u,,
L Highland stock Farm, co.sl'ih- -
-',.,oI mare, colt, and mn =. al flon ia~'
dam. and hy such sirr> a. )rI SO ""
WNke, and Emblem, by STRANGER ne ~
Cer washington he by Con. Kno\ ten
Ta.hfDotou'- dam was LADY Tho N.ft,l--
cr's dam was Goldsmith Maid Emblem Jam
ny dictator. Three ~ tie mares are u'W
A. fool 10 Del SUI: also thaf IT, NllN'>
0uv and ] black rc'1inc. that an tr9lL ID
no For rthc. Information address
UI1GHLAND STOCK FARM, P'w;ac"et
cI0.- GREAT SACRFlCE...-- Lay
SIZo going South. hr.t-r.a-' i'p '1
- with Grc harness. lanrolr'. N... Vs.
only 6 weeks cost S5i7 also uIfi''d 80
saddle ard birdie: cost sloji price GOO
Arrlr 10 West ATHEIST
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-14

For sale everywhere Price CUrIcURA
the great skin Cure. soc. CUTIcURA SOAP
An exquisite SKIN 6eautiie- 20. Gun
cURA REsoLvENr, the new Bl1~. purifier
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-14

tnch5
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-14
first class style anu al prices &.
present IA MN.
AZ. o. g'ssssssae$ oN.
Female FEeln yvantet.

r WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES
on salary to take cf3cge Of my
business at their homes ght' very
fascinating and healt1ffll ID per
week. Reference gwen. q lay for
part time. Address sta s. MRS.
MARION WALKER, Louisville, ny. cecil
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-14

W - IN -.--o'. n1rEAEa ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-14
CUTlCURA ABROAD

Through ome-returned Norw eigian
1 have learned TO Know your tUTICURA.
which has in a short tine cured me OF an
Eczema that my physit ian's medicines
could not heal. CHR. HELIZEN.
BER6Bn. NORWAY. Aqentur5o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-14
ASSsSSAEaT AOJICE.


TsY9 CANAL y.-T.o
4 cation o. p sncipai place OF bust
ness, Carson City. Nevada. Location of
works, Owens Valley. Inyo county.
calf mia
Notice is hereby given that
n meeting of the Board of Directors
Del on re Al day of Feb. 1870, an
;isse smeuI (No.10> OF ten (i0l cts pc"
STARE WAS lie ied upon the capital stock
~ the corporation, pts able fmmedi-
ate v, In Uniied states gold com, To the
secretary az the Office of he Company,
corner of arson aud Pro tor streets,
carson City, Nsvada Any stock upon
viii n his assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 4ih day OF March, 1890,
vii. be 4 lInquenr and adv rtised for
sale at publ auction. and unless pay
mem IS made befo e, will be sid on
Tuesday the l N day of Apri
$40. o pay ne deliuq1ent assess menf,
together viii cost o. advertising and
ex perses of sale By oruer OF the
B0ud OF Directors.
T. r. HOFER,
Secretary.
Onice- At the Bullion and Exchange
Bell corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets Cai son O.tv Nevada iunsjt
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