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be life nil brittt Nerai. &anctierrelet
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rer paa Den ME SoUeobaue, Der aabreoes
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mGrtet Sano cutcn al Heglcrinslano c0cr
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Sarbor Balm bar u9iau 10000 NcreS al
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SfauOinaullt i~lluitreret
lloarbcioet for ~itanoinauilte Sltsbolbuiugcr
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bets en9clite 8cuGpuelier. -6prlfieai0e Diet
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ira OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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XVII.
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Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23

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gn f9l. 8rOflamatiOn ertlGrer &ulOz
minerne aabne for eubucr / 4 Muas
ueoer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
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ltdar man fan tiDbe galO paa %iaaOanle Sils
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on ielu iOut Dine gitertommcre fan leue ior9s
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

4 KLSPDNsIB pl-st 81 .Ho a.iult'
"A would like charge OF country residence
test city references given. Address NJ. =.
l. o " est ltll.st.
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prscs hereafter be made and entered into by
said party OF the second part. whether III his own III
dlVidual Eamc in his name manager OF any com
panY troupe otherwise. so made by him solely
the agent or manager and for the sole benefit Of
said party of the first part. aud that he mas no interest
whsevcr therein, except the agent ana manager OF
said party OF the first part, by II on salary or In his
capacity as IA stakeholder Of said company. and is To
I've in all things controlled by said party OF the first
part.
Mr. Lykens was manager some months $50 for Miss
Maggie Mitchell and left the place after disagreement
with her husband. Mr.. Abbott. Mr.. Unvcrzagt and
Mr. Gcrth the secretary Of the International AmnSe-
ment COMPANY say that contracts made by him held
good after his withdrawal in that case, and tha they
will do so i'm this one Mr.. UuvcrZag further said that
he had some deputy shers At the theatre and that If
apv such proceedings he might regard as improper
should be taken by Mr.. Lykens or the manager Of the
theatre he would stop the performance altogether.
Mr. IyI1enss secretary said on behalf OF his principal
that his view of the matter that the opera enter
rrso had proved 50 profitable that the members Of tho
company wished to freeze Mr.. Lyhens out OF 1t. j.
Wesley Ro,cnoucst of the Fourteenth street
Theatre said that lie little Of the dispute and did
rot care to know more. The contract That he had
was signed by Mir. Iylcns I'm May. before the date Of
be agreement quoted above and therefore he did not
wish 10 turn over the companys share OF the receipts
70 ANYBODY but Mr.. Lykens ON the other hand he
did not like give it to him, as there seemed to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
NHO is MISS TEMPLETON'S MANAGER!
TROUBLE IN THE INTERN ATIoNAL AMUSEMENT
COMPANY-lTs PRESIDENT REMOVED.

TROUBLE IN THE INTERN ATIoNAL AMUSEMENT
COMPANY-IrS PRESIDENT REMOVED.
Serious trouble 10 have arisen in the Inter
national Amusement Company, Limited. which CON
trolls the Fay Tcmpleton Comic Opera Buresque Com
many, at the Fourteenth Street Theatre. The
trouble came to point Monday in the removal from
his Office of William L. Lykcns, who hal been prosi-
don't and manager Of the opera troupe and the election
OF Charles II. Unverzagt as manager In his place. A
set Of resolutions which adopted removing Mr..
Lykens set forth that lie incompetent to Eli his
place. especially in relation 10 the management Of
tho Fay TcmplctOn Comic Opera Buresque Company "
and made other serious charges. Notices sent 10
people interested that Mr.. Lykens had further con-
nection with the company
Mr.. Unverzagt said yesterday that what Mr.. Lykens
had done as manager Of the company had been I'M
satisfactory and he had consequently been dismissed.
All the contracts that he had made were made Mr..
Cnverzagt asserted the agent of the company and
for the company, and In sense on his own behalf.
This. he thought proved by a written agreement
made on July 16 which contained the following words
This agreement witncsseth that in consideration OF
the premises, ii is hereby agreed and understood by
and between the parties hereto that all theatre enter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

surreme Court-6encral TefBl-Recess continued.
Suuems Court hamLcrs-B Before Patterson J.-Moto0
calendar Nos / e. IL called at III o'clock.
SupF,n. CoUr-5ptcial Ieri-lafts and ll-AdJoufneo
SUprene Cour;-Cirsuit-part IAdjourned until october
2, 1890. - -, -,
Susfoga:,'s court-Beforc Ransom, S.-For probate;
Wills Of Clara Strauss w. Z. Mitchell {. ID. Thompson.
Jorn Weiss and John Kent. at 10 a. m.
Superior C0uIt-tcaeIal TcrnlAG JJrned for inc term
Superior Court-SDeeiai Term-Bfofe Freedman ''-Mo'
tlon.. .
Superior Court-Trial Term-Parts l. III and III.-Ad'
journcd for tie term.
Common Pl as-Oicneral Term-Adiourned for the term
Pieas-Specia 1cJm--tctOrc Allen, J.Motions.
Common Plcas-1rial Tcm-Par.s and II-Adiourned
the term.
CITY CouiSDecal Tcrm--Deforc Giegcrich J.MotIons.
CITY C0urt-IIia Term-PaFts l. II. III and lN.-Ad.
journcd for the term. .
Court OF General SessonsPar I-Boore Suyth, r.. and
Assistant DistrictAtorneY Parker.-Nos. 10 10. In.
elusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

Robert Williams. thirty three years old. OF No. 235
NcwarlSavc. Jersey City, was held in 1000 bail by
Justice Tantor in thc YorlXvlc Court yesterday
charge OF hurglay preferred by H. Grnln Of No 81
East Flfty.cighthst on Monday afternoon Williams
and another man broke in the house No. 3lo East
Fifty eighth-st owned Ty Mrs. Annie Greenwood, with
whom Mr. Gruhn is boarding They entered BY the
rear window with Jimmy and Tansacked bureaus
trunks and closets. In Mr.. GrIlns room they forced
open his bureau with the jimmy and put his clothes
and articles Of Iewery in a bag. As they about
10 leave the house Mrs Greenhood them and
Shouted for police. They ran down the StoOp, 90
ing down Fifty -eighth-st. and the other up
Williams who had the bag. down the street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

the laws of July, 1890, and March and April. l76i
there are other contgaband agencies managed mostly
by BelSianS or Germans. These latter are quite
INSCRIPTIONS with regard to the methods employed
to recruit immigrants, and TINS TO gain the 30
premium paid By the Argentine Government for every
head. They resort 10 all kinds Of hlschoods. to
convince the labOrers in the poorer districts notably
those Of the Department Of Lot and AycyrOn,
IN the southwest OF France that they should leave
their native soil and go 10 a country where land will
lie given them free Of cost and work be remuncra-
ted with high pay. The pcrfects OF these depart
mcnt' has issued notices warning their countymen
against the receptions practIscd. The warnings
proved useless at first, but publicity IS being
given by the Government to private letters sent to
relatives and friends by certain Of the cmiErants to
the Argentine Republic Some of these are as fol
lows:
My Dear Parents:
Have you determined to let us die I'm this ugly
country, WHERE ony robbers 10 be and whore
one dies Of starvation. . There Is nothing but
misery | piastre, dollar. per day, which
makes . francs In America and In France, but which
amounts to but 30 cents here. Everything is four
times dearer. Bread costs 30 cents the fOar pounds,
sugar 30 cents a pound wine A. cents and Il is as
black rs ink, salt - cents pound eggs 81 10 per
dozen, and no bigger than pigeon eggs. lOu that
cannot buy any Of these things; and for tho last
two days we only had pears for our supper, through
want OF money!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

Another letter from Mendoza, up in the interior.

Another letter from Mendoza, up in tho Interior
says" . / forgot to tell you that every month
we have earthquakes. At the first shock we go TO
sleep outdoors. | wish that those earthquakes c)uld
bury u.s. We would lie delivered from our misery
For two days we have not had any bread or meat, for
want Of money 10 purchase IL we eat raw corn, WHICH
Is not even ripe
The French Deputy. ". lie scnne intends to ask the
Minister Of the Interior that the unauthorized emig
ton agencies should be watched more carefully tNnn
they arc AT present and IL possible entirely suppressed
Bnt it Is likely that the latest news Of revolutionary
troubles and Of financial caacysns In the argentine
Republic will do moro than any legislative measures 10
stop the excess Of emigration 10 that country at least
for some years TO come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

Bernard Grscnhood, Of Mrs. GREENWOOD, foIlowco
him. and, meeting Policeman D0nOlic, tod nun amour
tie robbery and pointed ont Williams, Who lust then
dodged into the doorway OF No. 1913 Thiri ave.
Donohuc followed and Williams 20 down INTO tic
cellar. As the policeman opened the doDr. Williams
pointed revolver al his head and threatened TO shoot
A blow Of the poicenian's club knocked the revolver
from the burglars hand and Douohue arrested him.
In the bag were found jimmy skeleton Keys and
another revolver, besides some OF Mr. Grahns clothing
Williams pleaded not guilty this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
IMMIGRAN7,S IN La PLATA.
pITIFUL CONDITION OF TILE ITALIAN AND
FRENCH LADoRERs THERE.

FRENCH LADoRERS THERE.
fyRou An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBrSE.l
Paris July 20.-The information received in Europe
of the fate OF those unfortunate people who have
been induced to cmigatc to La Plata Is of so dis
conraging a nature that the Italian Government mas
already taken steps 10 prohibit the emigration oil It's
citizens 10 the Argentine Republic; and tho French
Government has received notice. that 1t will shortly
he severely taken to task on the same subject the
Deputy who has been selected TO ntcrpclate the
Ministers here about the matter IS ". IL Scnnc, one
of the members Tor Paris But 1t appears that he has
been unable to keep to himself the facts and aTgI
ments with which he proposes to throw glarlng
ught on the question in debate For he has com
muncated the largest portion Of his projected speech
TO newspaper intervewers. who have fastened 10 re-
veal them to the public.
NJ lie senne ii appears lays special stress on
the fact that besides the Official recognized agencies
Of emigration Instituted in accordance with the terms Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

real doubt as 70 whether he had authority 10 receive ~
he should keep all the receipts himself ana await e
order OF the court to their disposal IN Tue htdI
time the opera company has only the rest OF this Week
20 stay at the theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

uOU SEWORK. &c.-By neat. clean Ger.
IL man a; cook, wash, iron q general
country. Gall NJ. BRICK. 1l9 East I'm.
ST near tth-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
Gin Tfal Gslaie Go fei.
Real estate TO GxthanQe

OITY for country and country for city
" MANY desirable exchanges. CONDII,
l,I79 broadway, near .oth-st.
az ANIED. Handsome country seat uhen-
w numbered In exchange for pSlaiial resi-
dence on PlerrcIcnt-st. Brooklyn Heights :
value sI25. 90; cost $4,000 Address Bos
222. Madison, y. j.
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nork C1anteo
Males.

Males.
w ASTED.-By young man OF 20, grow
w ing position; mas had years book.
keeping experience, and is willing and
anxious to lsarn excellent rcfe A.,
BON ~ Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

r.rSPFCTABLE WOMAN wants scrub
"A bling or hons. cleaning b. thc day or
Washtny EOCKS 30 WCsL 33d-st. rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
for Sale.

At REDUCED PRiCES.-oo0 second.
s'rv Guaranteed machinery bought anu ek'
49, GEORGE T.. EDDY. 1913 Madi'
.on-st
yIrIV 200 Hammond typewriter only
n $50. specisl bargain. Address ShCfI-
FICE' Drawer J. Newark. y. J.
yyTIIING IN diamonds, watches, nne
"A jewcry. delivered on s9an c an or p I'D.
a. iYNIoX WATCH CO.. 2o3 Brosow*J'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

Females.
ANNE. JACQUfN, G02 Ot9-aye., up
n. stairs, near 3jth-st., french Employ
ment Bureau. suppl, families with select
male and female servants all dcnomlA1-
lions waltz, SECS. cnamDcruaids phrl9F-
maids. French, German, swedish naic"
nurses COOKS. buffers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
FURNISHED Rooms

DACK parlor ana other nicely furnished
ID rooms e. 1t u gentlemen only D.
East lHth.st. p-iNatr hOuto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
" Ny Dear Parents :
n1orli Uante0.

Males.
II RASS URNER.-Fir,t-class on fine
A. wo.k. borough know lodge of slide rest /;
screw cutting By hand good reference.
.,Gdrrss ROBERT BISHOP, 60 Willow.
ave, HoLokcn, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

OOK-HOCsE MAID.-By two competene
" North Ireland girls; cook or generai
houseworker; waitress and chambermaid
competent with children hest references.
With Mrs. TYLER, 3S3 6th-sve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

w ASHING.-By young woman 70 70 o9s
w washing or Cleaning, ar DO femiiy
washing home. 165 East 32d-sk, ~ ~
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nDork Uanito.


Males.
4 YOUNG Man desir.s position OF trust
n IL aiy business offering Advancement
Al references. Audfrsn w. J. T., %
Grcruwich-s,c.
KfSPECr ABLE young Ian married,
~ void lue outdoor sitnaton; good
reference. A. 4. =. Tribune Onlre.
ACgOC NTAST. Elderly man Of correct
- busiurs. habits, Az - fl'nc'd GpGbi'
cntIy bOOGkccper. dc-irco employment wiil
,rcetL any pO.iuion where a general Know
edge OF business ana bOokR''plnR von,u "
made available, fc'rr- ~ prc'cht employer
AdGr.s. MOTION, Tribune once.
YOUNG MAN 40 desires situation
n with h,uls from lo . has Al icI'
crcnccs. W. II. NEVILLE. 81 Br"omr--t,
A yOrSG Man GJl would like position
n in Job printing Oncc; % yea ~
psricncc. O. Learn the business thmo.t,N'
EDWARD CAlTEl;Y. ls7 dave. u Elfn'
SITUATION WANTED by an encr.;:
n g,ti, successful salesman have :
x.ar.' experience on the road and the CIV
a hand vorkc- and good t1l,trI. ana rW s'il
any line Of goods: experienced ~ 'rlc' WIN
and -n,pplng and understand custom inuS.
worn: unrAccptOnablr rrirfenctr aLo -
Address c. f.. Tribune Onice. -----
COOP GORDON AND LIBEkIY
n FFIUEi. wants situation. FRED
RkMME 800 Past 4Gth-st.
sSlSrNNT BARTL% DERBY re-
"A sncctable young man American. III hiS "
girss saloon wants 80 learn tn tfadc. A"-
dr. AA.ERICAN, "52 West iJth-st.
yOPNG and strong Swcdc want 80,
a uutio1. speaks English. Call FOR EMlb
HFHNBURdi. II Greenwich-st.. y. \.
AEEH-Fifst or second hand. III
ID 7th-st
my American rs. wishes situation NJ
Is ANYTHING. willing 10 work AddreS'
H. Rox lG. Tribune once
boy, II years OF age. would Ike posiuoh
ID IN the nrckucar business eNP,ri,tnnnpc
and best OF reference. }. ROSENbL'h"
ls0 East 75th-st.
a, oY 10 wears old would Ike a position IN
ID oflice where he can advance hlmser,
writes q fair hand live Win parents. "
FAEENTHOLD, 305 East Ssd-sI
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~ONOHNiAN and GAHpFNEk-CoOh
u LAt DRESS or DAikl NOMAN by
an rXlIor,.nrcd man and wife no children
man capable Nltn horscs, garden. MIX,
lawn. Sc: vie GOOD cook, hne .Aundress
excellent lutt,rmlKcr; care pOultry. &c.
good reference. At CAKPhN LEXIS JUS
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LII KINDS oil T. rnln ,erNaIss, "lti
~ nrst.ciass references. always on h1nd
for city or county /. son NENsCh LIN
Licensed Employnent ONCE IL 3daye.,
near Sth-@f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

OUSEWORX.-B young Swedish girl,
III speaking English good cook, washer,
ironcr willb.g and oblIeinsi elty OF eoun.
between 95th aal 2Jtn-sI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
Countrn Real estate GO fst.

- - - - ~
lfk rish,d mod RI cottage for rent FOR sep
tcnlber and october at $3.50 monL1 81
De. iOr location. Apply PRANK IL M
ICLI, MotristOwn, \. j.
C,O LI'T-Iiouse in Newtown. IL rooms,
barn, fine water; hr-t-ciass ioca'.'i
Brooklyn, upper part, 6 rooms, COZ ,I t5
,rd.r: in,prorcment.. Inquire rllOMP-
son. 4 Soonest, Room o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

IL OUSEWORK.-By a tayaple swedish
II Ciri good cook and la3lndrese willing,
sober and honest city or country. Call 272
az t.tt. "a ar IN 81. uDs A Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
Rooms Wauteb

I ADY wants handsomely furnished parlor.
IL bed and hath rooms for light housekeep-
ing would beard, II reasonable; references
3ith 10 59ch sts., 18th % SD aNes. Terms
and fun particulars 10 HOME COMFORTS,
stamford Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

n OF oHWOIth by mat NORTH Of IreIahc
IL PROT talt; Walls on tahlc nire y ana
is good cook and laundrcss best references.
With Ms. TYLER, 3oo 6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

II OUSEWORK by a neat. tidy. tsor-
II Oggaly competent young girl first
class references willing and oblgng;
Moderate wages city or country. Call al
ia East ~ stat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

OCSEWORK ERS.-Just landed $40;
II others GA help OF all capacities.
SWEDISH BUREAU, 4cS 3d'aSe., nelR
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