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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
street, OF the scenery and properties on the stage
and Of the musicians in the orchestra
TRIALS OF TIE MANAGER.

TRIALS OF THE MANAGER.
"This is about the time the manager begins to lie
awake o'nghts and worried aspect. lie Is
thinking of the cost and wondering how the snow
is going to turn out, for he knows by bitter expert
ence that the wayward and tickle temper OF the pub
lie may shatter his brightest hopes. And not only
is he harried and driven and torn by the thousand
a tOulaons. anna petty verv 0 mnS ancs at
the head of a huge business concern,
but he eternay peStered by the little professional
iealouses, chickering's and quarrels among his com
ramy. OF necessity he is the fna arber in all dis
putes on one occasion, ! had the principal boy
and the principal girl pulling for dear life at each
of my arms and screaming the story Of their wrongs
into nv ears. while the two low comedians were
the singing fairy was in Mysteries the iremans box
All things considered said the Captain, meditativcy
'. Next to the manager he continued "thc. most
one the stage the author is sort of 1Shmacl-hls
hand against every mans, and every mans hand
and susceptible 10 feminine Establishments, the
company quickly find him ont and thcn-licaven
may do everything that is asked of him, may try to
please everybody, but he will please nobody. Ihe
mcnt storm at him for doing too much. on the whole,
rather think galley Slave at Toulon or process
server in County COnnemara has an easier Job than
the average pantommc author
THE ALL.IMPORTANT FIRST NIGHT.
"The dress rehearsal and and the fateful
first night at last arrives. Then everybody Is nervous
and irritable and the manager is more anxious than
Until the public has given ITS verdict IL Is
impossible for him to say what the result OF all
the twelve months labor is going to be. OF one
thing he is certain. however. and that Is, that thc
proportion of the first night VIII be IN drcC
inverse ratio to the proportion of success at rehearsal
1t is always one year. remember, we wero
50 perfect at rehearsal that we could nave PLAYED tho
piece three nights before the date OF production
Yet on the actual first night everything went
wrong. In another pantomime the rclcarHaS We're
all unsatisfactory. and the nearer we approached TIE
opening night the worse they were. was IN
perfect delirium Of anxiety. But at the hISt
performance everybody suddenly braccd up, ana the
Show ran with perfect smotlncss from the first scene
10 the last -,
What does il usually cost to produce hIstclaSS
pantomine in England ~ asked the reporter
Generally about 1000 SAID the captain. VI
course the cost varies greatly. but under any cir
cumstanccS il is not possible to put on the stage
really good pantOmmc under $4,000 in America
the cost would be about the same.
DO YOU think English pautomimc VIII he q
success in this country ?" was the next question.
Emphafically. YES replied Captain Banhrldge
The Christmas PantOmimc, as We know II on the
other side mas never been seen here. and. speaking
from some experience Of the American people ]
think ii would suit the pubLcs taste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
KANSAS WINTER WHEAT LOOKING WELL.

Topeka. Kan. Jan. secretary Mohlcr, Of the
Agricultural Department. says that reports received
from all parts Of the state show that the winter wheat
crop i in splendid condition and that never before
has the outlook for enormous crop been more
nattcriug than present He estimates the acreage
al about 20 per greater than that Of last year
Barring Unforeseen misfortune the crop will amount
TO IS, 900. 900 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

reports gain of S3,141, 100 cash. Following our
estimate of a week ago that the banks then heia
s., 900, 900 more cash than the average reportcd
for that week, to-days statement indicates an III
terror movement that only slightly in favor
of this city, and shows that the actual amount Oh
cash held at the close of business yesterday was
about 81 900, 900 greater than the figures OF the
statement The loans were expanded S3,2l4,4Oo'
The increase OF s., 5027O0 in deposits is 100000
smaller than the other changes call for. The
statement results in gain of $l,765,425 to the
surplus and leaves it at 1871 ,l25 against
$ls,O20, $50 January 10, 1889; $40 AS jan
uary 20, 1888, and $751; 1875 January %, 1887.
The following the comparative statements Of January
II and January Is:
Loan. Zoo s.9 iS 800 Inc
395 GOO GOO As $685. 200 Inc Inc S goo
Circulation ...... 3743,400 3,749 800 Inc. 600
The following shows the relation
and the total deposits at the respective dates:
Lesatenders -9O2i'GCO 30'45s5o0 Inc. 1'43s9o0
Total reserve slOo 7Oi 400 sll2 500 Inc s34 100
asst deposits ess 700 1o5 Ooi,s75 Inc. 1s75e75
surplu, .. $6OI5,7OO $7.7sI, 1875 Inc. 81 765 ,425
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For to-day: Exchanges, 81 ,gss, lab balances.
$6,sl6,27j. For The week Exchanges. S7O9,-
772,904; balances, S31 ,s56, 34l.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
There was little of interest in to-days stock
market. The reported business was small, and
the fluctuations were in narrow limits. Another
raid was made on Rock Island, and it was quickly
sold off from 90 I3 TO 90 Is, and, after tins con-
Summation within five minutes the locality where
tie stock is dealt in desOlac is II there
had not been a transaction in month There
seems TO be new development in the Zig -Four
stock and the dealings in it are on the increase
its price was ratified of "a 10 20 3d. but 1t closed
at II bid In the unlisted department, Cotton
Oil developed new weakness, and the receipts sold
off from 30 ii To - Ia, while the old STOCK
sold at 3d. Sugar also sold down from 80 II
to % 81 The bank statement was without
effect on the market, which closed dull and
steady, with the small fractional gains and losses
about evenly divided.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The offerings Of bonds to the Treasury up TO
noon included S6Os, 900 per cents, at 1926, and
Sgg6G5O II per cents at 1914 5.S. AT the
Stock Exchange no business was done in Govern
mcnts. The nominal quotations were follows
Bid ASK. Bid. Ask
L 81 lbs 1891 reg. 1Oil2lO1 lUScurOslS90 1lS
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Gin Real Gotntc Go Get

4 EEAt rlfrLLI furnished house 20
n lrf on lthAfr. ljth--t.; owner going
abroad possession Immediately. ,trry home
Injury most maruinrrntN furnished. Ad-
ans, BANkIR OPPOl,rUNI Bon Is.
Tribune On.cr.
THREE. STORY BUILDING. o5Nic5
y N.ht ou ll Sides. also thr.c.,torv
huidlur. l~Nl.u. front and sid, light. both
iu perfect rrpur. viii lease together cor
-,.pa .afrlt . secession 70 once rent fire.. uu-
an NAV / on 3. . ur 40 years lease To rriia-
Die rarty Address LOW INSl KANtE l.,
Tribune Onicr.
,...- ,,....,, g.. A.. .,..,as dt.,ri.,
II Ism '''N III" le u! W. 49, a. i' w. 80
u, "u h,"'u WY, aO - per ' ,4d-
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Real estate 10 Cfchnnae.

FOR EXCHANGE for equity In city
L piop.rti about 80 OCO free and uncn-
numbered property Ia this State. cost
100 900 has n"frr-fliling water power
800 horsepower perpetual lease low rate .
splendid chance. Adde'S, PRINCIPAL.
Tribune Oilicr.
y EW hrovn~tone single fiat with hav
Windows. private hall. mirrors Sc. /,
90 Ihroop.aFc.. near Hancock st.. Brook.
st., Nrw-h ORR.
onn ACRES, Connecticut free and clear
CUU good buildings, exchange for city
property Other large country place, Tor sale.
exchange b1r-aIn~ lo mi,td',r g. quick
dealers. J. " Fll.l DER % Lihcrty.>t.
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TIE PFTROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil markets yesterday ruled steady OF
small volume OF business There special feature
In the from The petroleum regions ana the only
in speculation che cNccs, OF activity thu
stock Exchange that In options the Consolidated
Exchange. latter board prices closed with an
easy tone but the Stock Exchange market ended
Of prices and the total dealings were a. fol-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

TIE RANK STATEMENT.

Saturday. Jan. Tsp m.
By the operations Of the Ncw-lOrk Sub-Ireas
ury in the week ended last evening, which IN
cludcd the receipt Of $4,000 for exchange on
other Sub-Trcasurlcs and the payment of $i,4'7,-
3ji for purchased bonds, the Ncw-Yorll banks
gained S3,l67 1852 cash. But as nearly the whole
of this gain was made in the last two days, il
counts in the weeks average for only about
81 600, 900. To-days bank statement OF averages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
Ciip 1lcil gslalc for Sale.

4 BARGAIN ON 23d-st.. near 5th-ayc.
~ Tine piece of business property D.
story. .bNJS - rare chance 10 secure a
good Investment. j. KOMAINE BROWN
\ Co. ~ West 3ld st.
A DECIDED BNl;GNIN. Southeast cor.
IA ncr ol l3bth--t and tth-aNr.. and al .
Iuiuing building on iibth--t.. price .l6O. o.
600 rented nov for al3 600 200. 600 can
r'unin ON mortgage if desired net, now
over per cent. BAKER. 1876 9th.alr.
A tNftRNlSIIl.D HOUSE: Madison and
n ith-aNc.i rent. -, OOd price f1G 600
Immediate possession. DALEY. - Wc,t
JJth-st
A TTRACTIVE NEW HOUSE Tor ,n,.
"a southeast conner ~ West fnd.aNc and
lolth--t. 3-~ton hroNnstorr 20 e. front .
and two 1876 hnnt SUBSTANTIALLY con.
-tructd inspection invited. Inquire on
premises. Terms easy WALK EE A.
LAWSON. owners.
uNINiS> PROPERTY. near Broadway.
- south 'l John-at.. paving urr cent
net on selling price. OWNER, 10 Wall
IT., Room p.
II EOWNSIONE DWELLING. i..tory and
- basement. l3uth-st.. near 5th-aNc. also
i-atory double nat. near hbth-st BARGAIN.
10 close estate new cottages In I'D Ward
near l. stations, cheap, on instalmcnts
L. U. Boa 3.4A2.
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Real q state u0anleo.

CITY PROPERTY wanted with equity
u for free and clear country property
well located. j. W. FIELDER 30 Lib.
rrty-st.
WANTED. Hou-c or lot. city or coun.
w try. cash. Z 600 must bc n bargain.
Addrcs, NJ, 100 East Am II.
w NNTED Country property. HOUSES
w farms. ate rent. exchange no charge,
Ion registration - per cent property regis
tered herr, sold yearly T.. $ MILLS. JR..
30 Broadway.
W ANrED small cottage aud few acre,
" ON line y y. aud NrW.llaNrn Il. H..
New Knch' IT, To Rye In exchange for cholc"
furniture. solid silver tea service Gotham
make and paintings must be- near where
yacht can De kept. Address ESTATE, Box
1913. Herald Agency, 15i 3d-ave
For other real estate ads see 10th page.
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flats Go Get, FURNISHED

II lRNlSllED FLAT.-Chance for marty
desiring 2d Hat elegantly and com.
plrtrly furnished piano. silver. linen. olna.
m'nt9 seven lght rooms. bath rent mod
patc. Jantor ldS East 90th.st
y FWLl FURNISHED FLAT. ! roons
D1ih rNrIN convenience. rent reason.
able. {. HALL. 3OG East 7Oth..t.
WEST 18TH ST, No. 3S.- Private house :
w second floor. consisting OF front and
back rooms and bath. handsomely furnished !;
also third floor front and back rooms un.
furnished breakfast II required.
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Rpoms iuantco.

WANTED. About Feb. II. neighborhood
w chelsea square. unfinished or partly
water. privilege light housekeeping or
catering; private family preferred terms
moderate; references exchanged. Address
with full particulars YOUNG COUPLE,
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Includes sale, Of 1000 barrel, Of Monday oil 81 o.
Refined oil unchanged at 80 cents per gallon IN
barrels and $40 cents in
Foreign quotations Antwerp, la francs Bremen.
80 MARKS: London. ga pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.
4 RAID on ROCK ISLAND.
SMALL BUSINESS AND NARROW FLUCTUA
SOMETHING NEW IN BIG FOUR

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JANuARY 49,
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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BOARD ano Rooms.

4 Am ATTRACTIVE ID FLOOR;
~. bath piiNat, table OPTIONAL 5th.aNe.
also handsomely furnished no0rs with plhaie
baths with or without board suites ard
single rooms apartments, offices all desir-
able locations highest RET rpnces given;
information reliable and free.
>. {. LELAND & Co.
% West 3ith-st
4 SUITE OF sunny rooms, with good
"A board. for gentleman and wife, also
two hall rooms Tor single gentlemen. l22
Fast 10Th near Gramcrcy Park.
~ tRNlSllED square room. with CRATE,
gas and bath one small room board.
POI ra,t 6l>t-st.
I ARGF front ana back rooms, handsomely
IL furnished. With board for families or
gentlemen, desiring superior accOmmoda-
lions and frstclass table 561 West I9th.st.
AHGE ROOM. with good board table
- holrdcrs 2O6 East lOth.st.
I EXINGTON.AVE. AND S9TH-ST.
u NO. 80. Desirable sunny rooms aM
board at moderate prices; table board
- O0MS with board nrst.class housS
IL first-class table table board eo-s~
week. call or address w. A. NJ. o9S
ingtoa-avs.
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flats Go Get, untnrnisbeo.

flats Go Get, unturnisbeo.
4 CHOICE 2D FLAT
~ Of > light rooms aud bath I'm the new
and handsome cabinct-fnishcd fats private
halls main halls heated two large storage
rooms FOR trunks. sc. . rent -2j immediate
possession. lOj East l22d-st.
A DSOME slit, unfurnishcd rooms
"A 5th-aNr., near 3oth->t., $50 monthly,
others furnished All unfurishcd all lOca-
lions. Information reliable and free at
EVERETT DIRECTORY. "a West 3jth-st.
Established 1906.
H. LArs 10 LET IL THE
GORDON
eoth-,t.. 9th-avc. newly decorated steam
heat and all modern improvements rent
nom $50 10 rJO per month rooms and
bath. Inquire u the owner. on prcms ;.
- OOMS A. the Cambridge engaged but not
IA vet occupied. can be had temporarily, until
occupied by the owner.
IWO ufurnishcd rooms to let I'm Single
Hat use of kitchen all conVenic nces
! go oth-aNc.. near 92d-St. ring "a bell
TIL ST. 3O6 WEST.-TO let. an apart.
a mrnt Of 1--WE rooms. all light. in an ele.
CANT nat. with all latest improvements. In.
Quirc ~ Jantor.
I-TlL ST. rs WEST.-G elegant rooms
hardwood bath Improvements; .
outer windows mirrors can be had within
3 days only So.
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Ciln Real gsiate for Sale.

RUSINE>s PROPERTY Fglton-st.,
ID $4,000. $4,000; Greene Ss3,0uo.
Bro0o'm1cc.Y .13. 900 rs 900. si5 80 so 900
Pearl, 80 GEO. ga. 600. 5l15 900 WASH
Lane. as 600 to $4,000 Woostcr,
Ilccck.r. WHIT. Murray +22 t CO. TO
Water Coda John sts... $4,000 70
800 900 plots Sun. OH Ward. suitable
for builders -3j 600 to $4,000 lots ana
plots on Riverside Drive. $50 coo TO
l. 100 600 Broadway. SIG 900 to 300. 600.
some with corner, ISAAC \. GRAVES,
III Broadway.
FOR sALE.-A conner on 9th-ave.; new
building ic,n. rI :, {iI TlAsfi tx
80 East '2dst.
L mcnt; GOOD ord"r cholc3 hGi-h l,II.
HTFFEEAN $50 We,' 32d--t.
NOR SALE. Manhattan square Nor'h
L l~l-t.-t.. hrt 18th and OH aN,-I, four
of tho finest 1j-lt. houses boo the most choice
location n the rity. l. station no corner
all hardwood cab.not-iiili-h can u"" b'
arranged o. suit purc h1-,r. inspection M
,lt.d. AlG-r-, RICHARD DLLNIN,
builder. SO West -3d.,t.
GRAND INVESTMENT Tor -alc.-A
VI -pl"nd.d new -toro. two fronts one
block from Broadway above IonNion',t =
paw, : per cent net. lca-" years. ).
EDDY co.. 40 Bro'dwsy.
MURRAY hill near 5th.ayc, .onth
vi Of i.d--t.. cheapest i--tory dwelling
et,r of'rd only $4,000. OWNER,
Room .7 20 Wnll-,t.
NV t,o.-to.y house g room, and bath.
20 mute, out - 200 easy trFhi,,
call or address OWNER corner Avenue
a and 3d--t.. Bergen Point. y. }.
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Countrn Redl gstatc Go Get

COSTLY furnished cottage. MorristOwn.
" y. ! desirable every respect; great
, bar gain 80 monthly. Address JrDSON.
Tribune Uptown Office. 23S Broadway.
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U.S4Ls 1891 ,cou. 1O4a1O5 lU.S.cur.6 s, 1897. 100
US4s, 1907 req 126 1262U 5 curtis 1898. 123 &C..
US4s, 1907 120 1262 s. cures, 1899. 125 ..
Us .cou 90, 1885 1l6 lDistCo 1856, 1924 125 -
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
E0-iOu Ian * 1870

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco Jan H. 1890
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-07-25

Y meHs thut ,ei,,d yaa stg Is ho1ad al
faps n come true, han' h9c
he doctors summoned 10 Ninfred
herne's bedside Nero nnanln ais ia the
pinlon that she should moi be moved for
I'M" tlmo to come; SO, for two months
more t'ol. Thorne and Miss Ilgira took
Their abode With Mrs. llerrl.
MISSY case excited universal sym
athy though Missy herself did not make
attractive invalid; sire w4s cAattin.s
lld ell Wilied u degree that taxed the
'inost patience of all who Mated upon
ef' zee colonel alone excepted, Who, u
her attendants, was g Missy the least
Pseptaalo. Misnierpretin5 lis anxious
ooatenanc., she resented his wafehtut-
ess as though it were intended forebahe
ef rash cscapade, and again and again
- febeated that she was not sorry she
aa tfled to 60 to her brother. sc At
liies 2 strange, dull anguish. e winch
- Would give no utterance, weighed
poh tins ardent young spirit, when tof
oafs she would lie in silent, hopeless
oi''mplation of the changed life that
Maitad her For by dint Of tilory-Anu
r. repeated admonition, that II she dtu
Keep Very still she would never walk
fsaih, Missy had come at last 10 under.
'aIld what was her doom.
~ seems that what you say IS bound ar
HasS come true. Nom Bee she sighed.
Doiit YOU remember the night Ely
Father drove Brer Nicholas away, and
an out III the rain, you said then was
eoia 70 be all crippled up, 50 could
Peyer danee."
Nom Bees heart smote her. "Dnllaw,
|'ow' honey, hukkom yon members all
I'oh ez dat: Don't You know 80 ole
sslahiiny ]es sesso ter mek yon oees:
,oc'ors II got heap mo- c1hse den nos
y u.s. en' you ia4' min what de say, yon
~an he7 often dat bed spry e z cricket
'oihe bombye."
blt n this prophecy aissy put r.
-. LT4a5 weary and helpless upon
~ bed, She pondered many things "
~ small brain with seriousness hs'Solld
~ years. Striving to picture y hhiseli
'hdt lite would be on erQtches sue flaa
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-07-25
LrD VOL. Nj, no. AZ.
aNCE 1V vol. VII, No, 20

rs. ITerry had just come into the
b 10 say that the doctors were down
IS, but the colonel signed TO her not
peak.
Non said it once before, continued
y "lou don't sticllup to Your word.
hear such a charge brought against
even by a child, was an indignity
|colonel could not brook, Il am at a
to understand" began swiftly;
Missys interruption made him III
ktand.
h don't want anything but just Brer
loIas, she asserted, detiautlv. "Aud
n out to find him because Daddy cd
said Miss Roxy White brought word
r Nicholas was most a-staryif; and
! was what YOU told him 10 do. And
n't bit sorry for anything I'vc done"
fhe colonel covered his face with his
Dds and stiied groan. In his judy
'nt, il was Nicholas alone who WAS ~
>nsble for Missy hurt; but hc was
Sdy nov e make any concession Missy
Eht demand.
FDo you know where Nicholas iss" he
ked, desperately, Of Mrs. Henry, 70 tie
Yer astoniShmont of that lady and u
ksy L vas the FIRST time lle had named
son since the night he hadrspudiatol
b.
Mrs. IIerry shook her head. "Tnhap
b. ! donot know " she answered, sadly
Ihe colonel was wholly uupropared tor
rh al answer. Knowing that Mrs
srry had always taken Niehoius part
had felt elHc that abe was IN ceifp-
oadeney slth iius and angry Il. he
d been IL thi. belief, h. vas eveu
'fe angry naw t. liatl inns II n..
zen
I nrsrr received ! reply ~ aay OF
irtscfs, ars >ierly explained yHa
A.at ! @re,e g tie postmaster .t
lnln; from hini | Iearnrd that kicaea.,
: gaae. - ohe hHew ulere.
'he ~ ,5t Nlssv, anl Mis- farsas
.sclf. '.If soa aoH.t iind him. ! ati
: eritl tle chit. II har ,eh@aaaee
h;tl raised Antsolf III til hsi, hal ~
atlt i.ll back alth D srIean.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-07-25

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mus laiae ''at,elleI 1't i'.o nlt't., l..'S.5aS
aha eNaetiI1N =, l'l'' - '7zS i'-''iL
lor h'f iattivt ai' iiet exceed t''e il1il1L t'I
S4till5 IosIs'.6' w. ~ SIls l1'ti 60
caaaAt' La ,its @4lA5l - iili'1 tt'.'it.''
s5ioi'.slh " ut IT. q IT.
gray yer sue 5l' e0'l1'i feli''ll1 ~ .''f1l'
'a'l ~ ai'f A..1 "5.'te ~" ~ ~ I,
We're aieE} ia'.' ~ l..7 ls'5' A52' n i..','
colffae{et 4 sl..1f S.1ss .sHs. iial5t vs. DE
81 iee11sass7. 91.5 Y : :. lt..... l'.' 81
VI I'd fftl'eitet3 ''tl,A w, 1"ss'='.5i sl,slS
we was w. '.lot a'1,la y l...i1 10y 5tl=t,I
ol gs.t. 1iiis.1, 5t.5s1 as.ai Y IS
lll.S AA.#s ".t75.# VIZ a.a |s.'-1 5.I
ttsase. ZOO
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-07-25
4 (;X|A|55R1IMAN Y GILBERT
4l5I 45ll5ll ~ IN v tE5A Beautiful Woy7lne StoY
tia5a sti.s5a sss5ga.aA EK IJlZAPETfi w BELEAlNI.
Fss:,1ssss s F1O'irervs Fur OaH5 19rr1c
EIsrsssaxlgS >Joano&' Etc.
retIr FlfEI


begun to find il sort of pleasure in making
plans for such a life. 1t seemed now TO
Missy thai, since she could no longer run
about ut Will, and climb troos. and wade
in the branch" she mi.,ht n, we'll take
kindly to quiet, young lady ways, and
submit 10 be educated. Therefore. when
at last She was allowed to return 10
Thorne I'm. she a,tonI,hnl hrr f,fbar
ana her aunt FIyrt Nv The .IIa,sIura-
ncnt that -he would llI.e t. have a l,oy-
crness right aHav.
The colonel, anxious to crafty Acr
every whtn. ana greatly rrialea6 ,aas
her desires lad taken 50 cotagnenda4Ia .
direction, wrote t. lbs aunt ii New
YorG, begging her good Offices la lie
selertion If q roxarn.~s rl,rA as H.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-01
A HINT TO NEWSPAPER PUBLI'

A HINT TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISH
KRs--A young newspaper man
who was employed on q Western
paper to do some department
work proved to be so unsatisfact-
DRY that the editor asked him to
resign. He did so and disappear
ed. Pretty soon the editor in
search of new talent, noticed the
brilliant work of somebody on a
little back-country paper that had
never before amounted to any
thing and determined to secure
the man who did this work at any
price. But what was his surprise
and discontinue to learn that it
was the very same man whom he
had discharged few months be-
core, and who. being allowed a
larger swing, had developed an
unexpected brilliancy.