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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-10
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. 0 (speciau.-The weather over the
West yesterday more wlntry than it has been.
over the winter wheat belt the thermometer ranged
from 4 to 20 degrees abOve>zero. Southern Illinois
and Ohio had snow. Cables were firm, some pri-
vate messages being higher. These, the weather.
the reports Of uncovered wheat fields and the rather
strong foreign advces were the chief influences OF
the day. Prices started at an advance Of 1-4d39
cents. maintained this all day and closed strong. May
opened at - 1-2676 So cents, went between 70 IL
and IS 81 cents. and closed at Is IS. In the pit
there sharp contest all day between Partridge.
who was a large seller, and Hutchinson, who was a
large buyer. Al the close the latter was little
ahead. The visible supply is expected TO show on
Monday "a decrease Of 100000 100000 bushels.
The decrease for the corresponding week last year
was over 100000 bushels. Corn. although keeping
all day within range Of Is cont was rather easy,
closing at 81 cent, for May. There was fair trade
in oats but it without special significance. Inc
range was within Is cent, May closing at % 14Q
% - Provisions little more active and
somewhat higher. At the close pork showed an
advance over Friday OF 10 TO II , cents, lard Of
. - cents and ribs Of cents. Nav wheat on the
curb was IS cents, puts IS 3-o@7o -, calls
- 5-ea7S "a.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Liverpool Feb g. = p. m.-Baef pork and hams-Hoters
HacOn-lhe Is in OF the
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Total new wells

1t is estimated that the January production OF pc
trOeum will be shown by the complete reports OF the
pipe lines today to be somewhat in excess Of Decem
bcrs Good wells were found in the Turkey foot, West
Virginia. developments, and that state may be looked
10 with hope for preventing the utter failure OF the
supply OF petroleum. In Butler County, and many
isolated districts in Pennsylvania, the drlers were
fortunate I'll opening excellent producers late in
the month, that increase In the output Is not
surprising. In fact tho tendency Of the production
should DC upward through the next few months, and
might be relied upon were it for the fact that
only by the most efforts that the output
is sustained at ngures. But month of bad
luck producers ventures IS far from inn
probable when consider the immense stretch of ter
rtOry drilled over and condemned, would cause
material decline that might be diicult 10 restore later
While the producing Industry IS one attended by all
Mining chances, and while IL is possible that some
new mine Of crude may be uncovered, the experience
OF the last few years points 10 probable continued
WIN constantly expanding consumption. In Feb.
rudry, 50 iar the reduction OF stocks above ground
has been at rate somewhat In excess Of that IN
January far as We can now Judge. The incOni-
plcic figures point 10 wping out Of about GOO 900
barrels by the end Of the month. The daily
Of runs las been jj1Gf barrels, against ~ 100 barrels
IN february, le-O: 431o7 barrel, In February 1ss@:
b1H2 barrels in February. 1887 and ~ al barrels
IN February, l.-6 The daily average Of the deliveries
mas been '6,22O barrels compared with II G72 barrels
III ttbruaFN, l--9. 1851 barrels in February. 1o--;
l'I7 barrels in February. 1857 and 72,60o barrels
~ tcDruafY, $50. The pipe line returns from Feb
Iualy 10 u charters 20 the 7tM follows:
De- Excess dc.
rota,,,,. Rnns; liycrlcs: yercs. Charters:
Average pr day. 55l64 7G.320 2I.oj6 203O0
The export situation present, sensational features
az the moment Business is moderate and the duiness
may be a.crhrl partly TO the delay by storms IN te
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music and singing. The railroad companies will
charge halffare to those who attend the convention
A NATIONAL ORDER OF PoSroFFICE c1pRKs

The local PostoGHce Clerks Association held meeting
in the German Masonic Temple in East Ffeenthst
Yesterday the report Of It's delegates
venton OF postonoe clerks, which began in Washington
on February g. The report was that the convention
lasted three days. and attended by forty-one d,s-
gates frsclass pOstoices and several atcrnat -
the latter discussion being dcbarrcd from
voting bill providing for elght-hour day and
yearly vacation OF fifteen days submitted . Com
gTes and the recassiAcaton OF the salaries Of po-toGce
clerks had been called TO the attention and ot TO the
decision OF POstmaster-Gcneal Wanamaker. A national
organization OF pcstohice clerks was formed and con~t-
tuition and bylaws adopted and officers elected. William
s. Maeee was elected president OF National
ton The report Of the delegates indorscd more
formal and printed report will submitted for the ap-
proVal OF the local ass0 iaon its meeting
net receipts Of the annual ball the association given
last thursday in the Central Opera House reported
to be over $780, over thirty members were elected
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cHRLSr1AY YONG NEy TO coYKENE

The twenty fourth annual convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of the state of New
York will be held at the First Presbyterian Church,
Blnghamton, y. V. beginning at 3 p. m. February
90, and ending on the evening of February %. A
Secretaries Conference Will meet at Ithaca ~ V,
on February 18 and 10. The Rev. DR.. Theodore L.
Cuyer, Of Brooklyn, will make the opening address
at the convention: Robert A. Orr, Of Pittsburg, will
conduct the daily Bible study, and Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. +. Williams. of Chicago, will have charge OF the
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GRAIN and PRODCCE MARKETS.
rEAr1,REs OLE NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEWYOKK DEALINI5
The wheat markets were stronger on saturday, but
on n small volume OF business, only about 1,3OOOoO
bushels changing hands in the line Of options. Tho
better tone influenced partly by newspaper re
ports I'm Chicago not fattcFng to the condition Of
winter wheat Gable, were firm, and the cearanccl
at this port were large, tending to induce the cover
ing nf shorts Wv lntnres Opencd AZ 81 Il and
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yyy ANTFD by an American lady. position
~ a. housekceuer. companion or govern
css FOR Young children. references sNeh'
Addrass w E NJ O9s 9th-aVc/
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arrival at this port Of some Of the tank steamers But
the markets fully firm both here and abroad, ana
the export movement ont Of the United states still i'm
proves The exports from January to date nave
been 50,540 900 gallons or 4,473OOO gallons IN cA-
cess Of the corresponding period Of lS70 There l. no
reason for not loOling forward with confidence TO
another years prosperity in the export business.
Smaller transactions In Grade certificates were re-
corded at the two Exchanges last week. The markets
still narrow, and ed by professional traders
who are gambling for the profits OF a few cents. The
producers are prone to sell their production ahead and
The aggression in the speculative line IS sill ON the
part OF the bears. At the same time, the great re
filming organization frowns every attempt to add
speculative support TO either the crude the refined
markets and waves aside all who would seek 10 en-
nance values In spite Of such conditions, prices Will
not decline readily Cash oil was damned down last
week from 81 % }4G1 O6 3-5 to 81 "a "a they rose
light transactions and easily to 81 OIL 06 81:
Options were forced from 81 06 IL to 81 o. js, and
then sold at 81 Osd OF Is The slow absorption Of
certificates By investors continues, and unless the
supply OF new oil be enormously stimulated, tho
trade must prepare for time when values VIII burst
all rcpressive bonds. .
The range Of prices and the total dealings in Ma
tona Transit certificates at the Consolidated stock
and Petroleum Exchange and the stock Exchange LOT
the last two weeks were follows:
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the daily average new output 231 barrels over De
cember In consequence the January average fell 10
thirteen barrels per well against 424 barrels In Do
ccmbcr. And, While the average was larger than in
January year ago, 1t was 2.42 barrels below tho
average per well in January. 1888. There were not
many dry hole, struck in January, 1oo0. but tho
number largely increased over December and over
January loss. We annex the field reports for the
last two months and for January Of the two previous
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demand; long clear middes, about 45 n, finn at 29s.
Chcese-Holders offer moderately TallowHnoders press
Holdp offer moderately. LadSpot and futures holders
oner moderately prime Western spot and February dull
at 3ls ID March and April dun a. SZs Wheat-Holders
ot Holders oner moderately; holders offer SPAR
inSIv I. at London-PaciAc Coast-The supply Is poor
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Drcssmahinq.

T. RENCU DEFSSMAkE would Ike 70
L 20 oUt hv the day. in private family cut
aud no guaranteed pric" g. 30. DRESS
MAKER. Il Abingdon square.
IL AND>OME DRESSES almost now.
IL nr-t-cias-l. Evening Dresses. Walk
ing Costumes. Tea Gowns Wrap. Cloaks.
&c. Mrs. GCLLICkSON, 100 East
S7th-st.
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DreeemGking.

!
~ EXPERIENCED DRES~MAK Err
"A would Ike 70 20 out by the day, week
Or month at reasonable prices. Address
D. g.. $50 East 17thst.
A LADIES iayorlng me with spring
a. work soon eau have Or snvs lnry
done 40 le4s cost than later. Nine. KEY
Mold. l73 East 11th-st.
A HTISTIC DKE~SMAKING-Su cos.
a tum,.. tea gowns. ball drcsscs 1T short
notice: removable prices wrap7 ana clpnhs
made and Irn0drllcd. MIS-. ~ fLh'h'
50 Fast otI-st.. opposite ponhlng.s %.
II REssMAKING An -t,ics dr,s.e- per,
~ feet 10 guaranteed expert wrap ana
cloak maker. English Walking quits Gus
toners NAV furnish m3t"rlr! fra70hhbi'.
COOKE. ljj Ncet 45il.st.
nRESSMAK ER.--F.r.t.class inter ana
~ draper. wishes NOR engagements by
tho day. experienced in leading houses ;
city reference D.. go West 23d-st
N REssMA Experienced cutler. NJ
and wraps engagement by dsY terms ~
per day reference. NJ, 032 oth-"Ne.
n RESSMAR EK.-Pcrfoct inter and styl.
81 lsh draper 70 20 out b. thc dtg III 30
per dav. Address T.. MURPHY, @b2
West 13th.st
~ XPERIENCED DRESSMhKER. from
IL Altman's. wishes a few eBgnrencfss 10y
the day or at home perfect inter, stylish
draper. Address MODES, $40 broadway
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE AAKkEIS.
Liverpool Feb. s. . D. m.-Btef, pork and hams-Hocers
offer moderately. BaconIhe supply Is In excess OF the
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Syy ASKING and IKoNING.-By a re-
w spectable coored woman .2c. Re,
dozen references. ADVERTISER IL
CifntOn Place.
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il)ork i',anie0,

Males
! T. NGINEER.-So honest and r liable;
IL must have work. Address /. j. g.,
/ Tribune once
! n IGHT WATCHNAN or COLLECTOR;
" good reference and bond given. &. II.
! GORHH, - luman-aNc.. BioJhDh.
/ NIGH WATCuMAN- situation want IT ;
~ reference and security g'tn. +. Bptoi-.
"0J "a ave.
ID AI&rEK.-Practical painter and p,Jer-
hanger VANS work, cheap. CAM,
10 Av,nge b.
DKACrICAL. hrst-class JOE printer d,
i open fpr steady -ltua' ION gopd SION"
Land AID allround man. Address &. d. \,
Tribune once.
ID oRrER ny a co'orad nan in a -stoGIe.
or doof.tendlng. J. I. b., $40 W.
idth.st.
ID DitlaK. HELPFl. or USEFUL.MAH-
1 - WONG ~"elr. as' %, understands
,1re OF AOr-e- !ast rmpoy-s can Doe -yrn
call - o. ad1res, g.. PETERSON, 800 last
2-tn-st.
=, CPEHISTENDLNr.- SITUATION wau;.d
- b. s4prrlutNndsnt ~ foundry and n1.
chine shop. have had - year, experience
o. SUCH 81 references A. - ability. so
briefly. Industry. &. Address Go. Il.
oIEFESNoN, Mctoy'' lio-el Chicago.
- IENOGRAPIIEt Rud TYPEWRITER.
- -ENpeIleuced desire. position best OF
'.' -
- TESOGEAPHEE aud Remington tyne
VIZ Io'"s nm e,Sfes p'' yorg 70
fr.'d.r,t, .,i,.v "a "a a. Clirfon ri4..'
''''
- IENOGkAiHLltS hni = m'nE'on oper-
- ators f4inis'ed 20 bus et. houses no
pyIXtrTcr a. d. ''-''
b ------------
- ALEoNAS. Nlta Lest rd-rrur"- 80 %
- ability md charS ~. d'-i-e- position o.
LAtrA"t I'D I"as'In O.! e'''.
,"Ns' an - 10. 10, ~. a., ~ "N'i''' -
. "a. I'oN - i'''''' O''
- .a'. 80 a. to IN Io.. .,r....l, r.,.
rr,r,.t I'm. p.os.r,t~ .d!-e.. 1l-.. i,l,
lI'.i.y r-.ir,c f,,.,,,,. or 2. lr.,.I-.
I'p. "a" EI.N - Low ~" .pa. -
indie, ,i,1 otl,r.. 10 ,..r.' '..l,s. viii
t.. tlrf,f..n- Al ,. T., .s'f- r.- p. I'D.
ono 20 900 ,opl-. ~ l.eal1l, ..l u,I..r
paper 40 notary. aug A. 81 d. ana
-o. - fe.,I'n.N ~, in.-"' i'
- ~, A'''', . -.
Ads-.s, cYiVA.--- r.liy% S.,ro,
napier. &C.. Room J. 700 AID -os Broad.
WAY. corner laltop-.t
- ,.ff1rSrrg. % ....t. v.-. DO, rr....c
I f.m'Tr. ta..- ,a-r-. rirn.,I-.
| nd l.idnt altered aud repaired. l3j
] West 0tfs
W. Trn Af.-.,f., o.. t-I,., % go
" Nv ID rs
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tlScotch girl steady place makes bread
good plain cook good washer and ironer;
ALREADY today 70 begin work; city or. eoun-
try. go 6th-aye., near l7th-st., Mrs.
HALLS
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-A.-A.-A.- ----------C
IA. MRS. l.. SEELY
/ formerly Miss l.. Ianpben),
20 WEST a2D-ST.
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE
AND FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
All references strictly Investigated.
Servants breaking engagements Will De
S-smissed from Otlice ana forfeit all claim
! " fee paid.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
Is WEST Z2D-ST.
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COMPANION.-By bright young AnerI-
~ can lady az travelling companion 70 .
lady: is very healthy cheerful disposition;
good correspondent. \. j. j., Box 3,lGO,
y. Y. City.
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Conntrn Real estate Go fet

r, URNIsHED COTTAGE to rent at oys-
Il Ter Bay. l.. L.; on the water me
view large shade trees, grounds aud stable
DOM Amply TO WIN. j. YOUNGo, Oys-
Ter Bay. l.. I.
For other real eetate ads see 18th page.
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= HAMBEKWOKK. OUsLWORk, &c.
y BY German girl; city or countryi
goo1 references. Ready at the HOME
III KEAI. rs Gth.aNe., near lOth.st.
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xyoVNC colorcd woman wants sewing by
4 the day. or a situation In family a.
soamstress cuts. Ats and makes over. -
West S2d.st. ring three times.
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Rec! estate to Gxchanae.

A 3.story house In Brootlyn % exchange
"A fO- small farm or nearby country
place. JOHN o. HOYT, JR., III Broad
way. NeW-NOrN.
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HOUSEWORK.-B young swede SPEAKS
HI English good cook, washer, lroner
willing and obliging best references from
last employer. Call early. 357 4th-aVe.
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0OO ACRES FEUIT FARM for sale near
Z,CU WashinRton. y. C.: 1000 peach
trees 6. 600 pear: VIII exchange for subur;
Ian property Broodyn prtfeIled splenGid
opportunity. J. w. FlELDfsh' % LID
ertv-st.
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Real Gstatt.

DR. ROBINSON has just completed his
- magnificent block OF gray limestone
houses on Wcs: End-ave, extending ron
West -od 20 73d which IS said - be one
Of the finest blocks OF private residences IN
the city.
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Hlistellancous

A LBERT @. SPENCER. go Gth-aye..
"a between I'm 3Ld 18th Sta tubrciiSr.
pa,asul- canes made D. oftr- recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable"
EMPTY SOAP BOXES. 300 good order.
IL for .aIr a. 100. each. delivered in lots
of not joss than -. EIELMAN & SOS,
80 Catna'inr-,t.
IL or GOVT. insomnia. Ncr,ou- D. ,rep-
L bic. Skin o. Kldrcr trouble. dT .nit
"plumiier Er1mipt Arsenic" water. Ad-
dI.s, AG-Nr. 10 West 2.d--t.
IMPORThNT information FOR lalie, only;
Lost science md invaluable secret
viii be- luua-tcd -'pd stamp Tor Ltr'ir-
uIars. Mine. LFSACUE. Post OnIcr BDs,
o. BrooAyn, y. 7.
HOSPHATE LANDS located. inspect.
/ and bought on cooperative pian by
-. d. ROGERS. civil and mining engineer,
Ocala. Fla. Opposite ocala House.
II INKE'S Home Vapor Bath Apparatus
cures colds, rheumatism; Improves ne
comuIcxlon and hafdous: strengthens TIE
systein; price Sl2 send f"r circular. Lib
Hd-arc.
MOULD LIKE 10 make arrangements
w with mrticr having mining pr.p'f'y
I'm Mexico. Central ~ South America o. art
as mining cApcf, and report on value ~
same hddr-ss s.. H. O.. ll8 last lotn'.t.
y1JA%rfD. TO know Of 70 good opening
w fO~ dfl, store country. j.. H.
Tribune once.
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flats 90 Get. ilnfurnisheo.

T. LATS To LET IN THE
Il GORDON.
s9th.st. shave. newly decorated steam
heat and all modern Improvements rent
from SO 10 $50 per month Z rooms and
bath. Inquire OF the owner, on prcmis =.
O-s WEST 18TH .ST.-Four lert co-
90 Cautiv decorated rooms. ali IN
proyemcnt, private halls; heated n"
corner house.
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Eclp u)dnteo.
Males.


f.pr vo,- ctr,,t,.c r,,prOv
Y MLNT F'-PosItions ready for book.
Keeper. clerks s4lcsmeu T. arrled cOuD,,-
.-H. Ni4'h' .oo"S' waters h'am.nrh' ror-
-, h!'' h,"o nS"1' I"f M"uIuIhs HiIl'
Mt'ti" I4hl, hsH b9f9 ana uiht r.. NHii,
tuiton--t.. brooklyn.
,..,-'r-. .....t --1i . ~ - -
4 49, ''--I ~ 100 4" '',, 700" Ps"It
80, ,,d a. i,if t''yiiy
- IN ', ~, In H.
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Bnelncss G hnntcs.


WANTED.-Ss 600 for one year in manu-
w featuring business already c-ttb-
lished secured by patent. b. &. 4. IlO-
une Onice.
,pon,iblc party with -. 600
w TO 5000 10 Join ply -ician Possesses
two inIllihic valuable Tru"dir, 90 place ola
market l.. O. Box 81, BroOhl'n. y. y.
WANIED.-Loan Of $50 for three months
w on two horses and wagons, best -
curly and SO: accommodation. Address
G.. L.. .O92 9th-sve.
$1,000 WIZ sdi5 SECI , ne psrta sr
OF binding trade. Address MANAGER.
Box %. Tribune once.
$4,000 SrtCLA Io, CAr lit; ;o. saate
Iatrd $1,000 credit good would pay 10
Ter cent per ainum. Address ;. l.. W.
Tribune ONCE.
CG 000 WANTED for a guaranteed
GO,'OO investment; lirl'r can retain
control Of money. Address SECURITY Al,
Tribune ONCE.
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only moderate business done in refined
petroleum. but quotations firm at $50 cents in
barrels and go cents in cases Crude in barrels was
1.75. and naphtha $40 cents per gallon.
The foreign markets generally were a shade better
London advanced Is pence 10 - lG01-S pence per
Imperial gallon and Antwerp Is frame b. II francs
PEI 100 kllos. Bremen was unchanged, at 600 MARKS
per so klos.
oil City. Penn, Feb. s.Natlonal Transit Certificates
opened az 81 0G highest, ~ o. lowest II 0G' closed
at 81 o7. Sales 10000 bbls charters, 1865 bbls
shipments. H. O23 bbls; runs. 81 G3J bbls.
Pittsbnrg. Feb S.-Pctroleum dull but steady T;
National Transit Cerncaio opened A. 81 oG7s closed at
81 o87 highest. ~ Of lowest. ~ 0Ga,
Bradford, Penn. Feb 9.-Natlonal Transit C"rtncateS
opened at ~ 0G7s; closed at ~ o. highest 81 o. ;
lowest 81 069i. Clcarlnccs. go, 900 bbs.
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furnished Rooms.


A SECOND FLOOR, nicely furnished,
"A near University club; br.aNfa-t OPP
tOla.; superior ntai oGlcc, choice loca-
ton. All wanting rooms. with Or without
board, transient or permanent accommoda-
tons, obtain reliable Information free at
EVERETT DIRECTORY,
Established 1856.
+. A. DALEY, n West 31th-st
RI HE BURLINGTON. 10 West 3oth-st.-
i Small handsomely furnished suite on
sunny SIDE; ineals Ia care.
= TH-AVE.. GO3.-l-lcPant suites OF large.
- sunny rooms location mouse Al.
n EAST 32D-ST.-Handsonely furnished
j rooms; Arst-class Prl'ate house; ref
ercnces.
~ ST-S1. 81 WEST Handsomely fur
4 4 nishc1 room 10 let 20 gentleman
every conyenicnce; private family; con-
Vcnient Il" station.
I OH- EXINGION.AVF. near Gem
,Ct trail Park and elevated station
Elegantly furnished rooms private bath
and dressing rooms cratlemcn only; fine
new house choice location.
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E omcstie 5llnaiions Wdnle0
E'eTnales.

Females.
4 -A.-FRENCu EMPLOYMENT BU.
AZ REAt. OOs Gth-ase., ct. Both and
:f6th St. can be- pro -uIrd most capable
servants, all natlonalte-. male and female :;
Fr,uch maids. nurses. coNernesses,
speciality.
ALI Kind, of German servants. with first
~ class references, always on hand. Tor
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 10 3daye., near
sth-st.
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furnished 6onses.

A -A.-HASDsOMKL FURNISHED
n. 3.roo,n parlor floor; all improvements
suitable for physician or DENTIST III living
Place. Address 90 Broadway, room o.
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r)ork tDanito.
Pennies

A s SECRETARY. core. ponicnt CLERK
IA looAa'clcr. single auI double eAfry 8;
kLoNleig- typeHr ting ref rome s.WIDOW.
Tribune Uptown ONO. l2as Broadway.
II RIGHT YOUNG LiDT. Il wears "
ID age. well ,ducat,d with bo~. rsfcr-
cnccs. dcsiIcS Office position. Address J.
-. Tribune once.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-05-10

JOHN c. FREMoNT's nomination to be
Maior-General, u. 5. A., was confirmed
by the Senate.
PosTMAsTmn-GENERAL WAXAMAKER
has indorscd Clevcland's executive order
in regard TO interference OF Office.
holders in political matters
a YOUNG child Of Joseph raclsner was
run over and crushed To death by an on.
eine on the B. & o. railroad nj cairo,
w. Va.
a DECISION OF The Michigan Supreme
Court makes tho liquor law of lSs9 in.
valid.
Rev y, a. LANCE n Methodist mis-.
sionary, was murdered by burglars in
Japan.
On Pigeon Creek. w. Va, John,
Smith and VIM. Baisden. three notori-
GUS desperadoes, were killed by Jim
Brewer and posse who held warrant Us
for their arrest.
WEST VIRGINIA miners have issued O
circular requesting conference with
operators to arrange the price OF aiming
for the coming year.
GRAND CHIEF ARTHuR, OF the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers, thinks
tho eight hour movement should be set
tied by trades separately and deprecates
any general movement as unwise.
REPORTS Of cruelty to the Veterans Mt
the Leavenworth Soldiers Home are de.
MED, II being stated that labor Is not
compulsory and discipline very mild.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-05-10
TOUCHED LIGHTNING.
Four Thousand Volt Current Into
q Mans Body.
Hurled Twenty Feet After Instnntaneous
Dcnth-How the Circuit which Killed
Clarke Was Formed.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3.-Tho killing of
James Clarke. an employe in the cleo
tric-light works, shortly before one
o'clock yesterday morning demonstrated
the tremendous power of tho current.
He was ordered to change tho city
circuit to one OF the commercial
wires, which is done by shifting
the wires on the switching-board.
Attached to the end of each wire is
wooden-hardle through which tho
insulated wire passes. In shifting tho
currents, Clarke unlocked the city wire
with his left hand and the commercial
with his right, and as he did so one of
his fingers accidentally came in contact
with the metal at the end of the wooden
handle on the commercial wire. This
formed circuit, and the current passed
down Clarie's right arm, through his
body and up the left arm and out over the
city wire, 1000 volts strong, hurling
him twenty feet to the rear and killing
him instantly. The current passing
through his body supplied siXty-seven
arc lights. The deceased was aged 81,
and he but recently became connected
with tho works. He came here from
Worthington, and was not an electri-
clan. This death is the first which has
occurred in Indianapolis from the use of
electricity.