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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-28
Honolulu Library
AND ------
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel & AiakcR Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists ut the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms Of membership, fifty cents a
month, payable quarterly in advance.
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues of
members, 1t Is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest In maintaining an institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
A. J. CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
M. NJ. SCOTT, Vice-Presitlent,
Fl. A. PARMEI.EE, Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
q. II. RODGERS, Md,
Chairn,nn dali and Library Committee
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Island Views.

A LARGE assortment of Photographs
IA and Stereoscopic Views Of the
most attractive scenery, buildings, ctc (,
In these Islands, for sale at reasonable
prices.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Corner Fort and Merchant streets.
2BOR II
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FOR SALE CHEAP

A COMPLETE outht for making and
n dispensing carbouatcd beverages =,
all in good order. Address
G. MEINECKE.
s3l 3m WaiOhinu, Hawaii.
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Valuable Property For Sale

sx ON Nuuanu Avenue, a
kssA ~ newly furnished 2.s,orv
E&sgss2 House containing 8 rooms,
kitchen, bathroom, closets, carriage
house, stable, hencry, etc. Grounds
contain 2.10 acres, well laid out in
lawns, shade and fruit trees, flowers,
etc. win bc sold low, with or without
furniture, horses, carriages, live stock,
and all the appointments needed in a
frst.class residence, as the owner in.
tends leaving these Islands.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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LADIES' NURSE.

MFRS. MONROE. ladies nurse, has
Nl. removed TO No. 3, kukui lane
Fch.14.SQ
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RAILROAD HOUSE,

MO. o King street, near the Bridge.
IN Open day and night. Meals at all
hours. Orders for California produce
received. u. Y. GILZY,
jie 2m@ Proprietor.
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Spelterine.

ENHE best remedy f~'
l. wounds, ulcers,
gals, proud flesh and
sores of every descrip-
tim IN nprSnns or ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Utica. y. Y. Jan. "a juror and one of the Wit
nc.-c, I'm AN important land suit being tried at the
form Of court held by Judge Pardon {. Williams In
This city were ON Wednesday adjudgcd guilty Of con
vcr-iug about the caoc Al motel ana hncd $50
each At the same time Deputy sheriff Edward j.
UurIc wa, charged with approaching juror through
a third party and Offering SO for a disagreement OF
the Jury lie ,trcuuou,ly denied the accusation. III,
trial took place yesterday The character of the 20
Ictwccu who testified in the case. VA, a,,alcd and
proven 10 bee bad. but. "A, Judge Williams remarked
was hardly probable that so keen man ~ Burke
would select AN honorable man for such transactions
The iudrc considered the testimony la, night, and
this morning sentenced Burke 10 pay a huc of 800
on to be- imprisoned for 100 day. lie also ordered
that Burke, name be- stricken from the roll Of c"urt
officer. The imposition of the fine, has caused much
discussion here. and people feel that the long reign
Of jury fixing In hi, county has received check.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
Brown sheeting-.
. coypucATED KENTUCKY QUARREL
LADIES CLOAkS.
This great sale will not last forever.
l.

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 1.-Two country u'cUor7'
county Judge. his daughter MS son III Ia" anu
,onho,, ., ono ~ the doctors arc the actors IN what
NAV prove tragedy at Newcastle Ky. Victor
Bond son-n-law Of Judge s. Bruce Is Blhg Al inc
point Of death, from blow dealt by Mac" Oldham
who was for years Judge Bruce's family phS si'~ah
Oldham and Bruce quarreed some years ago. anu 'iu
ham has opposed Bruce politically But INC S""iis
people have been friends. Last Ihur'oaS' 'tl''
Bruce left note with her brother inla"' bo'u' ~,
g Macs Oldham This note was not delivered. bn' ieil
into Judge Brnccs hands. Mac" Oldham " u''o
missed meeting three young women one Oh "lD Uar
Miss Bruce He met Bond in the street soon a!toi
and struck him a heavy blow with surgical i"'a :"
ment. Bond was taken home almO. Iicfs1, any,
Oldham fed Dr. Oldham claims that the tOuDic dlu
fight part Of a conspiracy 10 break UP NJ P Pc
tce, and that Bruce's present physician, Dr. Mc"h's
is at the bottom of H.
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9th Avenue and 10th Street.
4 NEW TUNNEL PROPOSED.

sNNGuINE VIEWS or THE PROJECTORS \
swift HBACK ARRANGEMENT FOR THE CARS.
The East River Railway Company organized on
THURSDAY by eloctng benjamin =. IIenuin- president
ana George - Morrison consulting engineer. The
,omp4py has entered into ,oiti.,, with the Ecnulu-
Gravity Tunnel Company for the use of 10, patents
.ud mctlol, and p.opn-- o. construct tunnel from
70 point Bear the foot of broadway, Ioohhn t" q
point near the foot of Iro'mc ,'.. this city. and TO
complete tie work 10 tHo years.
In about three week, Nj Morrison viii begin the
preliminary survey. 10 is o,tmat. d that double
tracked tunnel of hi.N and stone between the point,
named could Dee built for -3o)oO0O. The dlmcn
sion, proposed are width of twenty ci-ht feet ana
a hc.m of twenty two. The principle employed i,
nothing more than that used In tobo-An Slides where
e toluc..an elves such momentum by -ccndin- a
long incline that not only pa,-c, over much longer
stretch Of level ground. bat VIII climb hin ON the
onpo- tie side that d. nearly hi-h as the one de
-rcuded I'm the case of the tunnel the hills are
pitched nj an incline of twenty two and one half de
src,s and are Of equal height at each end.
The train Of cal- the toboean IN this case, after
it has ruu acro~, the level aud, cable running hi-
teen mile. an hour to which 10 Is attached by am auto
matte Arrangement soon 20, IFS speed Is reduced to
that of the cable which then take, Ii mp to the station
II d, found that with fall of TOO feet velocity Of
dnvthrcr miles an hour D. attained AZ the foot of the
incline, and that after passing over level space oil
94I feet tia, speed Is only reduced to seventy feet
per second or enough to carry Il half way up the OPP
po,tc incline.
Win a fall Of 80 feet velocity of ninety five feet
il reached al the foot the incline. II Is only neces
-ary to make the incline, steep enough and long
enough to gain any speed desired II Is asserted that
train, can bee easily and safely across IN minute
Allowing half minute more for loading and unload
ing at each end train, could be run on minute and
a half Roadway from each end or forty five train, AN
.ttII Frfrt d.. and forth t
fine same track, collisions would ID" I'M
pos~ibc Great care would be taken To
rvnid brnh,n axle, aud an arrangement
of wide nangcs un th, wheel, amt a peculiar kind
of guard rails a, well a~ gradual change of grade
at the bottom of the Incline Would obN@tc inc
danger of cars jumping the track.
one of the invention, which the company intend
10 use I, special KIND of car DIVIDED INTO con.
partmcut, each SWING from truss I'm such way
that they will remain level at any grade. inc
pr.riuarv surveys will cost about T-u.ouO. and
much nor, than that amount ha, arcldy been sub
s,rih.d
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THE ONO RIVER STILL RISING

Evansville Ind. Jan. L. The river b. stlll rising
Al the rate Of over one half inch per hour and az -
O'Clock last night registered - 10 feet the giusc.
Tho mail packet have "A great deal OF trouble m
delivering the mail. At ono points, the water has
reached a height which VIII not permit them 10 land.
and there are now few landnes where they can
transact business Information from Green River last
nirht WAS that tine stream and IT. tributarc- were
I'M rising and causing great damage 10 property.
Ernnrt, from the Wabn- and White Rivers that
NOV arc slowly r-crdiug on the upper portions bu'
ara. sin rising slowly below GRANVILLE. y great
u,ubcr Of people who have been forced 80 leave their
homc are suffering for want Of food aud from the cold
veaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Washington. Jan. ia di>pat'h from Newcastle,
Penn. says: An explosion occurred at the Etna
Rolling Mil last night. in which three men were
terribly burned. Cnc of the buggies containing q
ball of red hot iron upset in puddle Of water The
moment the iron touched the water the explosion
..ilrr,d throwing huge chunks Of iron about the
mill and burning George T.. Cox severely about the
t,@i.t che,f ana neck. William DIVER and Richard
W',rlruI,urh vcr. also seriously burned about tho
VA II far. and hands. Cox viii probably die, but
the Others will recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
rorp yRvyyoRs rRon DESTRUCTION ISLAND

seattle Wash. Jan. 10.-Ihc revenue cutter Corvn
arrived here yesterday bringing four Of the survivors
-, tlc wrecked steamer Wide West. which recently
,er+ ashore ON De tructiOn Island. The men are
t,rcinccr IT, GOding. Who viii soon return 10 his
hooc in Portland. and Franz, =. iikc. Frank Wilson
and Charles Novcllau, sailors, who VIII remain here.
rho men were brought from the wreck tu Qulllayutc
al t,ncc of thirty miles. iy indians. and rescued
there bv the COrwin. Two men were lcf at ia"
Gene Of the wreck to guard the machinery ana
rrcrkagc IN spring. They saved plenty Of pro
visions from the wreck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
MiSSACHUSETT FARMERS IN SESSION.
DISCUSSING THE TAXATION OF FARM LANDS.

At'N Nt''4'H mt i AAAil'N of FARM LANDSN
REMEDIES PROPOSED.
Boston, jan l. Specal.-The farmers at their
meeting today continued the discussion which was
begun la, saturday the subject Of the unjust tax
alton If farm lands H. \. IIadWn, Of Worcester
occupied the chair. \ letter read from B. F.
DcVng of Revere, presenting a plan for remedy
Of The existing evils. IL, remedy contains propo
stons: First. that the valuation Of all real estate
for farm garden purposes shall only be made for lts
investment worth. that in order to a Just and
equitable arrangement there should be appointed a
commission Of three men in each county or part
thereof m the state, one or more Of them 10 be a
farmer by occupation, To be appointed by
elective authority, the Judges Of the Probate Courts
If each county the commissioners % be empowered on
the petition Of ten landowners in any town in their
jurisdiction, 10 proceed and separate the into
farm and village districts, such districts TO control all
action and bear all Of the burden OF taxes imposed
their special benefit interest OF Improvement second
t.4t uo to"n meeting shall be legally called before
a. ID. or after p. m, and that VOTE raising
or aIIroprntn- money, be Legal If passed after
Jane, g. King Of Peabody. spoke OF the grievances
To- which lie and other farmers had been subjected
regards c taxation of their property and declared
mat the time had come when something must be done
ic tihcu out of politics and five commissioners ap
pointed. three OF Whom should DC appointed By thu
~ senator Henry Vim. of Boston, said he believed
TIE farmer, had been pluncered and that II was the
p.4p,-c OF certain men ID plumber them further. lie
si.u that the question was vital a. whether OoO
margarine should hc painted White Or, yellow. The
-ftai 81 iicu4} was. not that farmers estates were
assessed to high hut that There was large mass Of
ie pie who We're not assessed at AL The milOnaires
were never assessed at more than one NTH or one
sixth. ur IL best al one half Oi their property.
al the property ODD Massachusetts, were taxed, the
percent t-- of taxation. instead of being l II per
tont ou 500. Guild not be- moro than six or seven
mills. Rcfcrrln- 90 the proposed transfer Of taxes
f m personal property 10 real estate. Mr. VIM said
chat the total loss year 10 farmers and farm aborers
would lp 43li-,OOO. by thc exemption of their per-
al fa.f as - la
53,- .Ga wear. leaving net annual los u them
of - ,l-u .3a-. Behind this movement could be seen
fhe min onairc,. The proposed exemption Of per
.nnal property from taxation would add Sl1 so on
Il OnO o. the farmers tax rate. II free gift 10
IN. ndllouaircs The farmers. he said. should abandon
nh contest, ON m nor matters Of legislation for the
present and cont inc against this measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

ITO ,.,e,oc,t for the week: Production, $4,000
poccs. deliveries. 923OOO; stock on hand "l'oOp 3
last weeks stock $4,000. OF the stock on haud'
10000 pieces are Gfy6is, and 1000 pieces ooN'' o.
The sale, for the week 100000 pieces oi "non
2l3 600 are CiXG4s mostly for future % Cno 49,
are spots iG7 900 piece, futures saea lIf ,
delivery: In January, 10000 PleoS GOD prirc
la O0G. March - 900. and April 10000 IIi .'
az cents for GiXG1's. 1916 cents ior "oA'' D.
Market firm and active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
GyPVly BARON IN TROUBLE.

Baron Joachim {. Won scheliha of No. 81 West
Thirty third ST.. was held for examination January
% IN a police court yesterday IN the charge Of
obtaining SO from L. +. MacKusick, proprietor II
the Madison square Hotel false prctenoes Schelha,
,yhosc father i- said 10 be a member If the German
Kcich-tag. borrowed tho money, the complainant
acsc, by representing that he received 800 quarter
from his grandmother, estate IN 'iermday The
Baron, however, did not pas The debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Cleveland. Jan. f1-lt Wa, asccrialncd yesterday
that SIX of the leading brcvcrIcs Of this city have
been purchased hy an ENGLISH syndicate, the price
paid being 500 900. The firm who sold ont are the
stappcl Cooperative Brewing Company, George '.
Mnth j. II. schneider. the Cleveland Brewing Com
pany the OITuan brewing Company and Mrs
H. Bachr. The remaining four firms want Tl-Do
400 and II /, probable that All viii ell their
brrNcrc, during the coming week except Isaac Lcl,y
and the Leonard Schlaihci Brewing companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
lnnx KrNzr 10 BE ErnLRLrEp IS 4 FREAK

Chicago, Jan. I-.-John Kunze who among
the four men found guilty Of the murder Of DR..
Cronin. and whose punishment the jury fixed at three
year, IN the peuitontary, is free man again. Judge
Mcconnell granted him new trial few DAYS ago.
and he Wa, admitted to bail in the sum of 5000.
RMS furnished to day 10y a dime museum mana
ger. who signed kunIc'S bonds ana the ltle German,
In return Tor the favor, will appear on exhibition at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Charleston. S. c.. jan 1s.-rhe schooner carleton
Belle Captain Hodgson made the trip from TINS port
10 kingston, jamaica, with lumber, thence to f"r'
Morant where she loaded with fruit, and back mere
in twenty DAYS Her passage out was SIX days, anu
home SIX and one-laH days. which Is the Qulchesl
passage ever made from Jamaica here by sAhne
vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Chicago Jan. lS.-Thc bursting Of a converter this
evening in the Illinois steel Company works at
south Chicago, killed Edward Johnson, and badly in
jured four other WOrhmcn. Frank lrink Joseph Leon
ard, John Knapp and John Johnson. The accident Is
said have been caused by water coming In contact
with the hot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Ia Porte Ind. Jan. l7-Julias Barnes & Co., tho
largest dry goods firm in the city, made an assign
mcnt Yesterday The liabilitc, said 10 be
40 900 and the asset, $4,000. Mr.. Barnes has
been engaged in buanc,, here for over thirty
Chicago Jan. 1-.-Thc ". II. Hays Manufacturing
Comnany dealers In rugs. blankets. etc. has been
closed IN by the sheriff on Judgments The liabilities
are @:iJ 900 and the assets about the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
.pppopRt.rIyG OTHER PEOPLES MONEY.

Chicago. Jan ia dispatch 10 " The Globe from
Cleveland. ohio, says; "a sensational case came to
Hight yesterday Homer =. d. Wolf a lawyer. was
charged with appropuating 10 his own use 5000
belonging To widow, and dcirauding several prom
inent citizens His case J., before the Grand Jury.
Gambling and high living are the cau,es of hi, ruin.
De Wolf Is missing and is supposed TO bee IN the East
although all efforts b. locate him have proved fule"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
SUPPOSED To NAVE KILLED ms SWEETHEART

SUPPOSED To NAVE KILLED ms NWEEIHEARI
CHEYENNE. cob. Jan. i. I'm August l-'', Edna
wilson, are eighteen. who lived u the Biz Horn Basin
left her mother home on hor,chac. to visit neigh
bor 1.r way ua- across ford Of the BIG Horn
River She failed 10 reach her destination. and 1t va,
believed that She had been -Hcpt away hy the river
and drowned Although the river "ar searched for
mile, below the body could not Zoe found. About a
vc.l. after her disappearance. i Mccoono-. promi.
sent Young .to,luau of the Basin. left the region.
A. boz was tine GIRLS lover. and va- paying her at
.tDntou AGAINST lrr mother, Wishes 10 WA- current
.,.-lp Chat Edna hlt ridden Ia -om" rendezvous
,,hcr. N,Coomh- had Joined her. and that tine couple
hAd copci. Mc,oomh-, however, returned ana dc.
MED the olopcmcut story. H. old hl, ranch and lex
fine. couutr, for good. ON Monday. -. L. Eno-. the
purchaser of NcCoonb-- ranch. discovered the body
Of the -ir buried tur cifthcn Hoor If % deserted
hunter cabin m 900 uuuclucut"d part - thr ranch
Co,otc, lid partially cNhumod thr body and stripped
tb, flesh from the iln,.. Tho identification Va com
pct. however d., the cothiu-. and Dos tW" gold ring,
t,,th the initial, T. "" The head moved marks of
q, bullet hole. N,Coomb- D. believed Q" have been
the murderer. and the people of the Basin at once
raised money to ran him down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

TIE NORTH DAKOTA HOUSE MEETS BEFORE DAWN
Minneapolis Mimi, Jan lS.-"Thc Journal from
bismarck y. D.. says: The House met at A. m
to-day. The sergeant AT Arms pulled number Of
ahsentees out of bed before a quorum secured
rho Sneaker called the House order by lampligh
rus IL the result of economical streak developed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Pierre s. d.. Jan. ls.-Therc came before inc 'e''",c
Yesterday an important measure when designs 10 wv
away with the office Of justice OF the icaoe a'u ="
substitute the District Attorney and the County 'on
msioners as tribunal before which all criminal suits
email Dc Drodghl IJr preliminary h~srihgs. Inc US
cussiOn OF the measure occupied the greater part VI
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
AN ASSIGNMENT TO WIND Up THE BUSINESS.

Galcna, Ill, Jan. 15.-Thc Frcntress Barbed wire
Fence Company, of East Dubuque, 10 Davies County.
fled papers in the County Court yesterday 10 have
an assignee appointed. The company claims thai
this step is taken IN order TO close mp the business
and that Il Will be able To pay all claims In full
The directors OF the its principal creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
crnyr,rLSn coyDEMyED ~ MINNESOTA

81. Paul Mimi. Jan. l7-rhe Grand Lodge OF
Minnesota +. and \. VI. by an overwhelming vote
condemned yesterday that branch Of the scottish Rite
known A Ccrncaui,m. and hereafter Minnesota, like
New York pennsy lVanla and the Oher states of the
southern Jurisdiction in general, Will have nothing
INF sfraight Masonry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
s,LrIyr DECLARES THAT NE WILL ACT NO MORE

StLVINT DECLARES THAT HE WILL ACT NO hORE
Chicago Jan. Is.-The meeting of th'ago's latest
cIub the Twentieth Century club. Yesterday afternoon
WAS made noteworthy 10y the presence of saIyin.
Charlie Wyndham and Miss Mary Moore. The tSo
gentlemen made addresses and Miss Moore recited
ballad scuor Salvipi spoke in Italian and tran>la-
tion WAS afcrward made by the treasurer Of the club
scnor Salvni expressed his deep sense of gratitude
for the fattering attention he had met WITH especially
i'm America where his language was not generally
understood lie said that he had acted for the last
time not only in Chicago and America, but also
in Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
SENTENCED FOR BLiCKMAIL.

Pittsburg. JAN 1s.-Alderman W. II. Porter. con.
victed of conspiracy and bacmaI, sentenced to-
day to eighteen months in the Western Penitentary
and To pay 300 fine. Constable sheppard, found
guilty Of the same offence, sentenced 70 fifteen
months In the workho Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Fall River Mass. Jan Is (spccial).-Trading durihs
the week has been brisk, the stock on hahd MAINS
been reduced oa r M niecns The deliveries having
exceeded production by % 900 pieces, printers bougt
freely In the first Of the week, and principally Ior
future needs. That prices will not alter much ior
while Is generally understood. The following n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
ro nLLL nLs nRornrN roR rAKIyG 1 WLEE

South Bend Ind. Jan. lo.-Thur>day evening NJ
Mishawalca four miles from here. LOWS Noel tr'd
Ia murder his brother Jake" Noel The two hah
lived together for years. Recently JAKE was
married and the separation affected Lewis 50 mu'l
that he determined to Kill his brother ana mh'clI'
When jake visited him on Thursday evening:
Lewis shot AT him bat did not inJulc MN. JAKE
ran away and Levi, then went Ia a ne-hbors mousse
and demanded entrance but met with refusal
accom- anicd by The content, of shotgun lie was
moi nil but was aitcrWard arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
FUR Department.

THE SPACE NOW OCCUPIED BY THIS DE-
PARTMENT WILL soon BE REQUIRED FOR
OTHER GOODS. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES
GARMENTS, CAPE-, COLLARS, -TOLES OK
BOAS. WITH THIS DETERMINATIONS WE
ARE OFFERING THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER SHOWN. ANY SEAL StCQUE. WRAP,
JACKET OR NEWMARKET PURCHASED FROM
- now WILLING E>TIONABLY BE FROM $50
TO sI5OLE-s THAN THE SAME QUALITIES CAN
BE BOUGHT NEXT FALL OR WINTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
.ppoTyTFD A PROBATE JTDGE

springheld, H., Jan. &c c. KohI'aat' Of Chi
coco was today appointed By Governor Fifer Probate
Judge Of Cook County. 10 succeed Judge knicker-
hooker who recently died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Atlanta. Ga, Jan. 18.-A wreck occurred on the
Georgia Pacific Railroad. Birmingham, Ala, this
morning. Engineer William Derry killed. and
several other persons were seriously and perhaps
fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
REFLECTIONS IN
Mems Furnishing Dept.

sWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN PRICES HAVE
BEEN MADE THROUGHOUT OUR MEMS FUR
NIsHING DEPARTMENT PREVIOUS TO STOCK
TAXING. BELOW WE OUTLINE FEW OF
THE MANY BARGAINS WHICH WE WILL
OFFER ON MONDAY AND REMAINDER OF
WEEK. TnEi VALUES ARE SIMPLY uNAP-
PROACHABLE..
Imported railor- Made smoking Jackets
REDUCED from ST. 10 $50,
Reduced from si3.5Oio $50.
Reduced from 81 TO 500.
Reduced from >ii.15 TO $685..
Reduced from - TO- l0.p~.
Reduced fromSi7 toS $3.50.
Unmarried Tailor. Nindc Gowns and Lounging Robes
Reduced from sli 10 10.9~.
Reduced from SD TO Sil.JO.
Reduced from ) 5000 to $3.50.