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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
uIAGRAA .

and down the table Tae ot1er Is fna
r1asss ogt Il the baIk line Ths halk linz
came IS a thorough test - the experts skin
Ia IT the NOS. important s.o. - Toe draz
trs next saCt - Importance "a The t4aE cas--
ION: then coMes tae uzasse and lsF-lv. f5e
follow sEot At tns r7asse sfrnss Seaaeffrr
is King u ,ceTn al. 81 tae short draw flo4son
Is vaVF god. All - ce.scale nursing Day y
unoCuaIeL Ives Is acloae follower q - E4sl-
fer's gtyle Of uIay
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08

JACKSON DENIES THE KNOCK OUT.
CLEVELAND, O.. March Peter Jack
son, the colored pugilist, arrived here
Friday morning, accompanied by Jack
Ashton, Sam Fitzpatrick and "Parson"
Davies Jackson denied the truth of the
report that he came near being knocked
out by Gus Lambert, at Troy. y. Y, the
other night.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08

first consists Of put
ting or throwing an
iron ball. The word
put is meant in a
different sense from
what would be in
ferred by simply
throwing, for the
shot is too heavy to
he thrown like 81
baseball, and must
necessarily be put,
especially ii t h @
missile weighs more
than sixteen pounds
The lighter the shot
is the more the ten
dency is to throw
it, and no better
way can be found
to make an athlete
adopt the ri e h t
style than to give
him a shot weigh
i7o atOb taen nr
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
The Sawtelle Mystery,

As the days 90 by the mystery which sur
rounds the killing Of Hiram Sawtelle sppar-
emily becomes more complicated. In the
opinion of many people there is little doubt
that Hiram was murdered by his brother.
Even concedinS TINS TO be 2 fact, ii is evident
that Isaac Sawtelle must have had an accom-
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08

keeper zS 3 man who callei and asked fer
rooms. Bearing il mind tho mutation q
the murdered mans corpse, tG!s remark hy
the hotel keeper may hare significance: The
Elan had rwo bundles One was done Ep II
wrapping paper. which might vscontzined
clostses- While rAe other buldie was doQs p
II q newspaper a2d appeared % e sbosl; ii-e
s.-e u = aa2a k.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08

Rev. William F. Petit is one of the best
known clergymen in Indiana. He was a
leading divine in the recent Methodist con-
ference and is grand prelate of the grand
commandery, Knights Templar, of Indiana.
He was until recently pastor OF the Shawnee
Mound church, near Lafayette. Ind. In
July last his wife died in convulsions and was
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
KoyxI Arcanurn.

Mr. Morley, grand guard of Missouri, re~
ports that jurisdiction In a gratifying condi-
tion of prosperity. \ prize OF sloo has Just
been competed for and swarded for the best
exemplifcation Of council duties, especially
of duty q
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
between - and 43 feet and weighing over 2Io

between II and 43 feet and weighing over 2lo
pounds, but Gray has always beaten them.
Lambrecht and Queckberner with ". J..
Coudon and J. S. Mitchell excel in throwing
the 15-pound hammer. The present cham
pion Is Mitchell, ana he also holds the best
record with a seven foot run of l3S feet 5
inches. The game differs greatly from put
ting the shot in the muscles used, and light
man, in the long run, has no chance for sue
cessful competition against the heavy ones.
The style consists of swinging around the
head an iron or lead sphere attached TO
handle four feet long until sufficient speed is
given it to deliver it over the head. II takes
n heavy, powerful man to make n big throw,
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08

report; laughs at
I b a whole affair
and says he viii get
a big salary in a
dime museum. big
damage for false
Imprisonment and
be so wen advertis-
Ell that he can sell
books by the thou
sand. The man
claims 70 be q book
z 4 d Ter. and is
probably a dry.
practical Joker: but
with ali his talking
ne never tells what
his past life has
been or where he
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
THOUGHT HE WAS slMoNDs.
3. 2. Kelly, VINO Was Arrested in st. outs
Under a AIisspprehension.

j. p. Kelly, Who Was Arrested in st. J outs
Under Misapprehension.
The st Louis and Chicago police and de-
tectiveS, acting together, have made the worst
"fulle" yetin the Cronin case. The St Louis
detectives arrested a man, the Chicago de-
tectives identified him as the long wanted
smith or "Simonds," who drove the buggy
with DR.. Cronin 10 the cottage the night the
doctor was murdered. and he was taken to
Chicago: but there the Identification fails.
Mrs. ConklIn, Frank Seaman and other wit
nesses are positive that this is not the man
they saw with DR.. Cronin. He has the
voice, " they say, Ito nicely, but not the per
son.
Ii looks, however, as if the detectives had
captured an original genius really queer
fish, the police say-and they VIII hold him
4 few days anyhow. Unlike most prisoners,
he talks too much. Would talk a great
deal at times if we'd let him, his custodians
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08

Boils and sores indicate impurities in
the blood. Ayers Sarsaparilla eradicates
humors
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08

Nothing equals Ayers Sarsaparilla for
purifying the blood, and as d spring med
icine.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
of Father Mathew.

The report of the financial recorder OF the
Knights Of Father Mathew shows balance
OF over s. coo in the treasury.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
EOat! TeupIar~-

The Maine GooG Templers have been push
ing tire extension of the order during the past
month. Grand Secretary Bracket reports
ten new lodges IL the state.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
BALk LINE BILLIARDS.
Some Points Suggested by the Recent Bat
tie of the Experts.

Prior to the holding of the great billiard
tournament in New York the subject of
handicapping by lines had been extensively
discussed Now that the great match Is a
thing OF the past, every one has al opinion to
give on the subject. Can the odds between
the Two Eaes be determinedl Many claim
that the difference between the and Ii inch
balk line il equivalent to discount This is
hardly worthy of discussion. Take, for ex-
ample, two players equal in style-the one "a
close rail nurser, the other not II these two
were TO play a game at inch it is very evil
dent that the rail nurser would have the adj
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
Eraterpal Circle.

Frank Thomss has been appointed suprems
marshal, 10 I'll the vacancy caused by ths
resignation of Z. O. Pierce
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08

TzRogTS5 FLFTT-sIZ PorsB vxTGEZ
iuZ from & stand, bEgt man u7ast y unI-Tu-
ally s-roaz 70 ccyatrol tne wss-h. wraIs turn
iDE. fo- :: n nzos- unraiy 11&ss - r-GEzEs
rYrls@zS tcs g-ta5es~ knows exAc-lv wnzs ke u
ab3ai
TssSa; tGrosing = no. giTeu - cttsn a.
athse-ic Ezr8ss Is 9t5s~ more pCpsz4a- s.Sa.s
besezzs. tEs-e are - fsS Sne czza C. l14 gls1i
themselves in any prsnca@@ cf T. ta-, EKs
o-ke- events, II = increasing x rsopzAArssy
ard fesre A. more aIsse god ~ IS tcs1a =
.rau .r-v before.
X1aLceLZJ 1&
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
1 Kath.r cuttla- K-Ie.,ler.

Soule ~e&Ts ago ratazr eu.Ezng 81cs1s1.
toox place u one q Tie laost srlsEe4a q 80
Eew YORK soisls ~Elc1 Is 20 20 sset - -
relssed 4 S7sel yogaz gsut=fRsz ~zs a
tosrde- - TIE boGss. All. prrssTrlzg nDf -
al a. tks tatAs d nc.a, LAD rs zeals served
IN his ogn V-1Tass p4.l9r vItz a. - sls-
Eance fs- wsl5~h tlss est.as ssrss,t T4z Eoted
Beng s5zsews4t ANNOYED N.Za ~ slrs = i2s
sa-ya2t ~G8 rGsIs5 ugcZ A42s--s zsxrD 50
verv sos.tY corafzexSozs--z~ T~1ssssezd L.l8 Chs
aay - e.1nrser 70 retire. Tse rsEFo t.sssssi
ani took nls stzns dI-s-t}T t~s.4nt - gss-
.ssuau's char sgrpoauG Ian gone, y Wa
slth so--e lmpas>s1es cz.% a fsw MINUTES
.assr tks zentas.ss&n s4w l--a asey torza4d %
re1ovs tas s11p.
-iFessou.- sasa be. '.savs tass rom. /
VIC % - siot.s.
-Ez~-= -. s2T saia CaFs~. drzrsaz
hizza up s.lezy, baE a. r=zp1zslsas fg-
ss zlrsr seq fc-& 2sr-sr~
Caares :, YpdAsca- ;es fszssus gnel.sL.
,oz2ea a.. = 4 ssl4y 4ualz2ss l-..zpoa- Dor
.Eg - Ata Eav- saT - ss--D~1 a. q sl-Esszr
y tze I a1oa sTuy. H. oz!y x.ztzr. zlsoe. =
re rr1.1s q. Br9-soa lizard tzs p.zysTss&,-
re - fg-l = cFg- gs.-411S.tr 80 wfss -
EDc5e otfe2 s-fsr-2-as = hlr s@az..eoss-
s7-ss q . %71ls FTsss.. Lorz's,szs s-G-Esez;
.zar-z-t
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-08
LUCIA ZARATE.
A Tiny Woman Who Won Fame as q
MIDGET

Midget.
Lucia Zarate, the midget, who died recent
ly of gastric fever, was one Of the most won
derfui freaks the world has ever known
She was the smallest woman in existence
Her father and mother were both above the
average height. The former weighed 165
pounds, the latter 200 Lucia was born in
Vera Cruz, Mexico, on Jan. 2, 1863. At her
birth she weighed three-quarters Of a pound
and measured nine inches in length, her mo-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

~ or SALE.-stork, fixtures and lcs-e
at 4.3 Malnst. bridgeport. Conn. {;
,ossesslon giyen immediately,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York. Friday Jan. o.-BEEYIS-Reccipt- iGG
and BiGoS,n Gaueh,cr.r. 81 carloads at G0th.,t. In
Guiding = caToad for ta.tTas C9aany rs ''n%i 5nG
ca.ioid for Mctzeer Levy and - caroad- ~ Jrf-r
bGSher. i"i,ing but ttlc more 80 c'ro'd- to M
sold. The Offering, ranged from Common to Good with
no really Prime Ntg,l' on alr D'' ana Ilr' "l' -
Poorest 70 B St. 81 , 2d s' 3 . % 30 10 >' io Dr M
toy. at 81 '5arl 90 and carload oi ""od o'o w a.
private cable advice. quote the market for icreetd
Ref ,t'ady at ad or about g. per g.,
Ecr"FIsr So vhci steamer ai.o t,E,~ obou go
quarter OF bee, for srlft Co., $50 ca'tle on h spain
Company -cnd 80 quarter, Of PEEK The ri Ca1e XIII
orn'- tbc week ending saturday. 95j cattle 900
~alc- " Gold-mlth IS CHICAGO St.ors. 1888 n aver.
10 - 80 per 100 % 20 d.. lo- u a. = 30 = 1o'
Al = % " Il do 1850 H. at 81 ao Is ndiI- 1907 d. az
SSTen o car5 5o7 r csG e., 20 s IS d, 1sa lsi. y at
iioo ~ nj II 70 . DO 1900 n. a. - go; sat. d.
ao7o % 80 - do. 1870 %, at 50 go do lcJO 3D. az
2. Ncc-en co. = Wos"En S'es s, l2lo Il, ~ 81, 9'
. do $50 % At - Is , state ovr. 1910 %. a. -
ii 90 20 do e5i y at q = Bull ,l9o n at = % 90
Is do 1907 r. ~ s3 50 do 1861 n at 81 90 buli-
J f. sad.cr & CO.. 10 Kentucky Steers. 1901 N, at
90 Ncuon < Gnlett % state Cows, o37 n at 81 -;
GALy 'S-iI go head q which ls2 at sis; Go4-;7t
por ~ for gra~.crs 6dgc FOR common to prlr" NcalS
'cho,. and -ccctcd Iiarcms reaching 92cl No West,
oTer'd.
Nis John J. HalienbecI As Grassers 277 n average
at 3Ar per =.
=. Pldcock Sons Ncals l10 =, at &c do. i32
n, nt Dc. , - ,,o
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10 carloads Of 3 432
head carloads ~ GGh-~t. and carloads ar jersey
CITY ruled firm but the average quality was poor
Lambs barely steady and the market a Who'll was
oss active the preceding days of this wc1 sales
a. far reported 40 the Of - JOdeB per 100
y for Sheep and - 5odS7 % for Lambs. with "Cnis"
bringing - So
Sa,-D -D''enback & Dewey: % state Shccp. G5 y aver
apc ~ A. 30 pep 100 N - Western 10 90 y NJ - 80
10 state Lambs - y a. - l2i; lGa DO - ~ a., = -
lO3 ~ - - lo3 DO 0Oia p - = 20: 30 Ieun-
s,lyauia do - n a. ~ - $50 Canad' DO 10, n O. - %
- Harrington. - state Lambs Culs' - r. ~ - 80
80 do u a 80 80: 10 NJ rhican DO. GS y. ~ ~
Pdcock sons l97 state Larh- 80 p AZ - 20
lso do - - af - so. rs DO. = - A. - 25
TIumo Mullen. 17G stat" LaHb- 49, Z" ~ - %
Novtou GUlrtt, f2g Montana shop 100 -. 40 90
2O9 uiVod 40 from Dincinn'ti "ol' % ~ - p
sherman & culver. -S Ohio Sheep - . ~ 81 90.
Sldl,s N co., q Ohio ~hn. D. ~ b at - 30 221
do 100 = a. - 90 oj Ohio Lambs. - -. az
81 ~
A. lOth.s' and carloaf- ~ j. r-et CITY, W alos
i've weight. Nominaliy firm az 9iosi 30 yer 700 y.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDlNG MA1tRIAi-Ibe market aueI, D1' m lncG, mcG
River Brick ana htlu AZ an "' ,',V '
1averstraw Hard Bricks quoted 80 I5a9I - per o49
ishku SO 7jd@d So; Ip-lNer H4fu 10 - .
Jac Bricks. % 30 DARK aud 4.'u; y'", -
Cro,on Brown Sl42Sl5; Ioscndale NtaehI - ~" ~
P bbl: American Portland - l1d7- ~ lehL!!7h i"Tt
land - 25as2 30 German lortand = ,'
iaud Common Lime ~ per bbi. anu % hhl>.ut ~ ~ ,
stat, inc Sc. Il Johns Lime 9odsi3c; lsths, g 80
y1r 900: Goats Hail 22d25c per buahel Cstle hair
14dlSc.
CoFFEE-Thc spot market for liio was trihc hleh-r
today and moderat ey aeN, SI''s LGoV DagS 40,
1a1,c and No. = 17l4c. Mia aIowths had moderate
H. r'snd sales 600 bags Nau,caiho privat terms.
Onto, also tended higher. ant there was rather more
10 10 Tho speculation. An ad ancc az Ha'rr was ne
thio element of stnoth thoueh fTec uying y III rs "
added TO tue armnc>-. Price, at tr ciosc were h,m
show ing net l502j points over Yesterday. la rc
closed Ia frs higher than the opening. HamOutp WAS
easier at the outset but closed soucv lt better EO was
Irrn REGULAR first 500: good second 8 200: ,N-
change lplvac. :5 receipts 5000 bag. Rio ciearnc6S
for L Il OOO lac,. total stock, Slco0 bags; Santos
receipts OOoO bag: roc'!Ns ~ Eo July J. 1883. 10
Ianrarv .. 1890. 100000 time lS-3
G25 coo bags: time 1858 0i950O h2g~ receipts
AZ Santos July L. -N9 t. JanUaIv 1890 Is 600 hagS
s.ue time 1850 800 COO bags time lrsN G5i 900
-. Total sales here to-day. 4f oG0 bags A. follows
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
THE STATE or TRADk.

Ra'tIno-e Jan. IO.-totf0n steady; mding l0'sr
Flour nrurr Howard q tld Wt-tin super - -1dt3 - :
t DO extra - 3 co. DO do family. - 9Ou-i 80. ctf
t- l1 brands .Nfri. - -JGsl Jot winter wheat h ut
- G0a.i 90, -piing do fo. tjf-3 70, do dn ,tucut
q 2,4-l -5: to do extra s3 foa a. Wheat southern
.s..f. Iuf. -f-1e i0nsl.rrf ,3aS3r Western dI.t
e., winter rri spot and January 1'i-''i. brlas'.
-r.-t'ir. Aitr.h sos. .H-O-c Mas, ~-il s~2-rt june
-,i4a-5-r. 'om--olurn n'm.r a.I h.ahT vA't
t.. GOO ,iIos 3-4H~t. Mr,' D. q. -i"t and
ft,.1. 3-.f5. g.. 'rar. B. -r3. g.. Nar.n. 80 @
I3,-.. Ar.t a-. .a3--r. May. #' I''-c: steamer
.,'a rs t1ir. W.--.ru .'t. .".tl. oo MIXED --
...r. PHI, r.o... --.59. tls. -.o". I.... t' ,.n...
.n...f -l- -o.t.J rso'.-.oa. qrr' o.t 'ru. nIe-.
..... so 30. NH'. l.rrf.. -,. long .ar
..t .r r1 -.... o.r. sugar pol" ".' should .-. ,..
H. nfe d. ioer ": rh.L . l't,r '.' 'r,'
rr.t. Eo .a..o.. p- f''lr. ~rr'r -'-fr
-0r t.. Ir...ts 'o J.. ertoH pr .'.nr. i.r.
... ..- f-..I.' -.I. D.rh .Y. ,ri r- f-.t- tI f-
..rt-.I...r ftU0' '.r.t, r..H' l -'" 'i-'-. ''.I.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
11n,. srncK MAcKErs- rELEGRAPH.

Chicago JAN To-, a,tl:e,eipts, 1900 bead ship
D,nt. 4rOO Market slow and ~'oafv closing easy.
B.e,e- -Ja-5 20 -tocaer, and ieedes. y 50 % :
.oN- bulls aud missed. ri j0aF3; Texas soDfed .usrs
o. Hog. .-Eece.p,s $500 mad shipne9ts z, GOO 90
I.,.t -hl-. o-3 -. Shcep-kecclPts
oc.O head shipments 1000; market lower for heavy
u.ht sl,cv: at,ca rs 4s5 40, Texans, SO 5odsi 40
iauh be-. - ej ~. ,, q ooo
head: total for Wto far l.700 FOR same time last
ueoN lO3iO con, gued through. $3.50 head, $50 head
10 N.W.Yor1: 80 mead on sale market easier. sheep
and lambs-Gr''rt, asst - hours 900 head; tota lQf
U,,a thu, fr 3G 400 for same tine last week. % 500
Ird throu-h. 900 head. ZOO head 70 New YORK
$500 ltai ou .ll'. sheep scarce ana wanted LAMBS
-t.ty sUd nod rttaly active >heep-R ho'ce o extra
- ,r-5 -: good. - 2j0s - 50; common 20
goYd - 10 - 40. LamD,-'0od 70 choice, ~ .2aS,
l1,r to GOOD : f0cSj So: medium to fair S5dtD 20
Ilo--- ft- last q hours 1890 head total for wees
tn- far 6sG~O. sane time a>t week, % 3oO coo.
,'-u,d ul. -n. 40 .''f. ooo bead 70 New.Y9'k I:
io $40 h,1F on sale; market dull prices unsettled |;
mediums aud hea,! 80 75a53 90 mixed s5 So fofkers
-, Lou.. jan. iO-C9ttie- Receipts 600 head mar.
ct stead good ~ fancy native y, or, - -0ds3 ta,I 70
GOOD d. - .f 80; socer- and ctcr- ~ 3crs3 20
rnga steers, -3 30 uog-kaceig.. 1000 b adi mar
l.f -ta!r: r tn choice heavy, 3 5jo % 20; packing
grades . asa ~ go: lilt fair 10 be-t 3 1898 60
Sh,'r-Malot strong far to choice IS 4OGso' lanos
~ GOd-j -.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

II 900 bushels oats 3I00 bushels rye, 1000 bushels.
Shpmcnts-tlour, 10000 barrels wheat, 300 bushels;
corn, 10000 bushels. SalcsNhoat, 10000 bushels
corn, 3f00 600 bushels.
Buffalo Jan. l0.-Wheat-Nothing doing to-day in No
81 lie asked 5000 bush NO ! Northern sold at
So. and 1000 bush so Northcn at s}c. Winter
wheat quiet but steady car NJ rcd sold at So
cars extra 10. rod at SldSi ec, No. red at 49,
and oars No white at SIC; 40. white Michigan
,lc asked track Corn quiet and weak No. yellow
81 49,; 80. yellow. 3-Id33r no. BE No. >
.o63}r 40. T. 3l03l 2c no grade, 3oG3lc, on track.
o,t, quiet but steady; NO. . white 27c No. , white,
elic 10 = mixed, 252c. track Barley quiet and IN
changed. Other articles unchanged. Rec-pts-W neat,
lG 600 bush p 600 bush oat-, 5000 bush rye,
600 bush. Shipment--Whcat $1,000 BUSH corn 2ooOO
bush oats, ! 900 bush.
Chicago Jan. 1O.-The leading futures ranged ss fol
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

on the Produce Exchange 20 day the butter rarket va
very dul creamery 1Gd25c dairy. l2G2lc fas9 w.
weak; 13a1jc.
Cincinnati Jan 1O.-Flour weak. Wheat strong; 20 20
red nominally 79c; receipt ZOO; ~h-ph.I., @'Di
Corn firm; 80 mixed 80. oats nru qgrti no. =
miylF a4d2Ipc Rye strong; No. p 81 d52c PORK nrnGr
- - Lard nrm. - 722. Bulk meats htii' 7nDii ilu
col Bacon easier; short 81 ar, 7odSp y ,Wh
steady sac- TAB barrels flashed Goods on b'.i' -
Hutt-r s,ady. sugar In fair demand Leg easy l-c.
Cheese steady. go,
Nnaauk,e jan lO-Flour duh ard steady; Wheat
oui,t. No > spring track, cash ga ,'c NAY 90
titct 80. 1 Northern S3c. Corn cuu; so. . on Ii,
9GL lo-c Oat, duh. 80 Whit on track, 80. ~
active: 80. l in store. 4i2c. Barley quiet; so ID
store. 4jAc. ,. ,,
rbiiadyllba Jan. lo.flour dull Bnckwheai dS.I u.
yyf- market dull fair 10 good milling "hc -
-,.. tho.-. and fancy Ionebcfrt, -. "a -
Irnti,ry 500, .-l 2c; FcJI iary, -l'do-2ci Nti' -"
...c. ADril Sii4GSi'ic. Corn ruled nrul 1io'- u'l
So rrii steady but iCwor grades wesn and very lf
rl1r ~ g. 20 4-5-. No. g. go 32c for l2'' 'N- .l
.s In ,>tort ,..la-Dr steamer export elevator 80 -
otot.d for local trade ~ a.d3iec No. uhA,l h
i.,.for t-Lr so - h,h mixed ih gam depot. 80 -.
,d So missed iu ooth--' elevator 3-ct 80. DO ,Nl.,
.',ato, 35l4c. No mixed Jan-uy, 80 s&oo ,,'o'
Oa,- market carlot- tull ana prices Il I,,e
n~a.r frp, offerings so 8 Nlh'" 80. so p VI
l,itufr. w,re weak. 80 white. January. -7sh-.'' I
t',,,,rv ..,. 2o..c: t1r. d. -"i- f-tr AprIl -'s d
dol rq.- duil and weak P'ru-t l>ana frs. lG-..
-, Louis Jan. IO-Wh,at-ta-h -trout at !1lort -op-
,l.r, l1v.r. D. brrtrt 5oo1o'-c May, HQsc JuN .lr
n-,4-n n-n az 25'.c; Ic rudry 2b'tc Nay -.
n,t. cash l.'trr al -Oi.rt May iowor 1J ~ IT, oh
steady at ~ -. Lard finn a. - 6'"f' 'o Nh'"y
steady at ~ ~.
ro,eo. Jan. Io-Wheat quiet and st,ody c9'h . ond
10. r.-,.d quiet, cash, January and february - Do
,f.r.h
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
FOR rId.c.

IIE-TCLA-S slruu and 20 900
y a.r.s o. tnr JOS pu. tub.r "I.u
a..i.al. Jhl iO.DHp. .r nut or anl '.'r,
.,i.ipu,nl u,.I.a u cIrr tuIr % I...
f0It,f nDtrr t..n r.i "t.t fi
I.s. olotr a.l n Florida. "I ID .n..p
PARTIES wishing tp p.r'1s-o 'fir.-- 90. So.
i... O'i,u Flor De.
% n.Ditip PII.IS 400 -" oat-hfni
II wool AMI ir1H nnlkie Har .in'- iui y
.IA.tntsci. ut'.IH. Ni
.h,ueed. GIOEaE b. IDDf. 537 Mad.
-IH si.
NOR SALI.-i--nrh n.r.'.-ult.t int-
i Il-h teyrir l-,d onr '-"u p..
$50. GIJEII ~I..I.LL. ..- Al..I"d.r-
a.r.. or % 800 81 ave.
rDRIpLE ~ILEEOFTlrON nen. nn't
I c,,r uadr. fnr nr-i .'. "nir t,'in-
rcnts. can De seen until Jan. ~. at Room
5G EIhlr Eou-..
rpHRIL ciurIoph. for -al" af 70 bar.I'n
I for each. uaD h.n'- m f""d ".d'I-
FRED. 4. PIPER. T. la-t l'ti--t
a. -oN onn "I..".N WON b A.
y ,JOU. .UUU TYs 27-,top. orgah,.,
- ~ new plnofprte-. fiBp DANIEL :.
Hl.A1~TY Wilmington. New-Jer-rF-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
tUorh iuantco.
lIales.

Slales.
StTTNOGV IPINGS and Pennington opcr-
- a'or- furnished to business huy-', no
....,. .--.o... WYCkOFF >EAMANS n
.NIDlCr 3-7 Brad"ay.
SrIN NoGEArUrH and TYPEWRITER
- wants position. experience mo'r an OBJ
I..f Than .lr rtIt. must nave "ViN A.
Aadr.-- WlIKE~. 35l Wet ltth.-t
,rrl~IW.0krIY and reliable married
l u,u of 80 Ni-lr, o-.t"n A. Wdth-
nan driver nr porter iu wholesale house.
AH3r., HE rFi;Ei I'D. 100 Avenue \.
,I,YPFeE -iIND.-boy of II want- %
earn printing. MALLORY, IfDl-e
Of,o.
A. PHOLsTERI R.-F.r~,-c.a-s upao.-tercr
I wants something 10 90 i'm in ,IP6 ,IP6,i'ia.,r A..
h.u-c. cts or country. A. b. 80 Ia
.iu,.st.. B.ooNIfu-
ANITD. -uy Young man of IL
w uo-. ton iu Who.a~l." house IS no onih'
..p. r. moo in hd dnu:'. good r .rUuDr.
,tIr.-. j KNOWLES. 3li Nc-t lsth--'
~ nlILWgIDuT. Steady. ~ol'r man ;
~ t,ar, experience Oh express aud
fu.k. not afraid OF work. b.. Box li
r'hgn" Once.
~ oETuY .oapah'e persons 70 I'll poo;;
iy amply Ig thf.r d't- ln ~ tir. ar - -
CHRISTIAN AID To EMPLOYMENT
~U.l'rTY A. ru. House.
N-Di-VG NAN. -. vi'h wc-h,ni'al ahfity
a.d .cnrrIl business 'Npcri' n.e slrea
% POSI-. on N.i,r. au active uan b, r"cuhtd 4;
ttu r.r - UN cash security. or SAME
d. ouuf s- e.. %. .b in an established manu-
f.f.fIU. DOES an ~I ti' Do oi Design.
Adlf,-. BIS NESS Tribune oNicr.
NOt 81. c,.r.i ma vi he- 81 ma lon wig
u q .,fo.. .f AS -.-tllt .tult0r. ). y
THOMPSON $50 Mr~t o.th.,
Y OUNG MAJ want, ro .ton in co No.
.a .u. ,'.rr. a ht o0 is apNr'-
r.lt % c1r rr.l-h h.- ,Ia- rf
present c.pI.,.f Addt,s, AMbiIlON,
..H> -d Iuu''r ohir'.
" 90. 80, 1000. 90 Is v.-hr, ~i'uat 1n in
] .r n1... or tp lrJru q trad WN. J.
tI'fG lJl 'hlu.r' -t- lu'onIyn.
" 0T.>s MAS .-u desires situation m a
1 '......- -.IIr ttr.firur" in df, ennn- .
...I r.f..u.... Address l.. III East
lf,n.-t.
~ ED .,n nrIar nIh the h.rd~orc
! tool tf.t.. 1f present having charge u
d depart .I.t Wishes O. change BIS lo-.
ton. ha- hlI ~pmr ,Ni,r.. .n.' ou % i"'d.
luf would i- p 400 .H- o. Ho. oI. "h r.
l.f. .rfou o. Iu.u,,. vo.lt secure at ln,r-
... AlIrc-, &. ", hos p. Irbune
Orira.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
Oressmdkiuo.

RTlSTIC dr.s-mahinei pcfect ht'inR
a costume, Jarkct- and wrap "inWr
,-.c. ',l-o ,yrlin. dr.-5. 80 at -ll' notl.r
49,. moderate. NINE. OWEN. 262 West
I'D -.
Ill sTYLIs pEfss.oi perfect .,.n ~
A puarsutc,di c4rt c'oth "nu ,'o. "''p
- TuQli-h walking SUITS 'ul i",
,.," flrni-l material; reasonable 'o'h T.
. Wt-i i5ti-7i
nREssNAKER.- E'pcarlcnc.ei cS,n. ~ '',t n.
- 'i" i,.k,f- according Jp idi'rt
IT.ri, ashioa~. $50 EV'rdai'-"'e.. >o'l.'''.
y. Y.
- las ".sh,s .,..s' IN ~
non. Wnfk at lour df,-7r, MAJ, '",'
IESSILBl .i;n. 81" Ia-l '' ".-'.
.VrrpIFNcfp DErS~M Akfk To- R'
T. . oai by thc da,. oa' oih-a''.
,y1Is0N pE roNF,l-A,,NN,G,t. ,d lisaT.g'1 6ors.'L
Va ''i',..,;ion dr,--ts: also ladies' ma
Str,I' ,I'al made ~, imported ball goods ~ 20"
nrces.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

HOOL-C Contnues to be held vita a TAR degree OF
lrnncs-, though admitted that business does hOJ
come uD to general cNDctations The goods trad -
POOR, and manufacturers not disposed 10 handle sup
plies excess present requirements llai7ac lions
include 10000 p Georgia at &c; $4,000 do al Ic>a,;
1Si.dlSi,c: 20 COO do tall tWc-crnl Do, lidit' N" %
Go Eastern oregon. lsa19c; 10000 o. \ super ll,I''d
,1c GOO secured d0 %: 1000 n China bNJO do
secured Trrrorv \ oon do Nevada. 1000 do Cai.iom.a
lo2 900 do pulled 7cOO do low DO 1900 do conbnc ho
: do secured T,Aa-. and few hundred bales East
India private torps.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
nn.rnN wool MARKEr.

p0.,oo Jan. lO-Ih,r. has been very good demand
e. ,,.o ana 4 number ~ buyer, have Boon on hr ma d.
H lt M. -a. AGGREGATE Oult fair amount ., iii 600
,...- - al .ut-. ilf'r- ar' NOT W 4uin ready 70
.... t,... d.. ir.uriral -ar- Wcfr 0f TERRITORY. for
,o r,,lt..,' vas rather weak particularly Tor East
r ,-.,o. Sales - these woods have been rad. on the
.t l,f- ~ be- f.r and rus medium Tine tho h.-t
.rtit.rv docs not bring much more than that M'd um
,I. r,r,. ..m 30. 3d.. Ia hn dlalnr fleece, there
..'' ..rf. ard 'h.rr have boon considerable sal =,
IN l.o 40 3,a 80. and Nich. gan 40 3id3jc 40.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
nnsCeilIneous

IETET g. SPENCEK. 27d 6th-avo.,
\ between l1th and lsth st~ Cmbr'll'-.
uata.ol-. canes made u "rdti I''"F"'u Il
md fcpai,cd prompt and reliable
nu0SputTE LANDS locIt.d. INSPECTED
and LOlght on cooperative pai bN
H.,i, IN Opi0-itr Oralt llOurr.
n fN{E-S Home Napor Bath Aplnialns
',,.- colds rhcumatls SIN lmp. Owes thr
ror,Ir,iou and haid.n-. -trcn. tl'na t.r
sVSi'Tn; price ,l2 send for circulaf' l.lo
3d-aVe.
.r,M rIPrS WANTED SECT. d land ;
- nu.-Iuch diameter Ir f'ir u , i"N
HEAT So. Bon {, IHhun' ''''''
w lNrrp rglosa,g., for .rrl,'aa, fogI' IsI'1 'o1
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