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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

The Chicago and Alton passenger train,
bound for Kansas City, was wrecked at
Jacksonville. Rcdsmith Merchant, OF
Pekin, ELL, and James Rifle, of Fountain
Place, ILL.,, were instantly killed. Six
were more or less injured.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

]. B. Lipes, one Of the proprietors
Of the Bartlett & Cummins saw
mill, at Huntington, Ind, rested his
arm on a table, not knowing that a
very rapidly revolving saw was there.
He leaned his arm on the saw and the
entire left forearm was terribly
laceratad
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

Natural gas exploded in DR.. j. r.
Fuckers property on North Harrison
street, Shelbyvllle, Ind, setting fire to
the house. Mrs. Rucker was badly
burned about the head, throat, and arms.
Her two small children were also severely
bnrned
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

A sensational trial has just ended at
Trieste in sentence of sixteen years.
imprisonment pronounced upon the
Countess Carlotta Badini, who has been
convicted of the murder of her step,
daughter by starvation and violence.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

Mont. Norris and Minnie Mabbitt are
in Jail at Indianapolis, charged with the
murder of Minnie's three-weeks old
child. The girl has confessed that they
took the child to the outskirts of the
city and drownedit. The Mabbitts live
in Flora, Ind. -Four years ago, Lula
Mabbitt, their sister, was murdered by
her betrayer, Amos J. Green, who was
taken from jail and lynched by mob.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

Philip McLennan, o miner in the AL
berta coal pit at Lethbridge, N. w. T.,
has been imprisoned twenty-four hours
in the mine through a cave-in. A small
hole has been drilled through fourteen
feet of coal, and the man Is yet alive.
Miners are working desperately to save
their comrades life. They can work
but few minutes at time owing to
the gas.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11
eren Thousand Short.

The Methodist Conference Of North
Georgia, which is in session at Washing
ton, Ca, has discovered shortage OF
80, 900 in the account sof Hon. ]. s.
Stewart, Treasurer Of the Missionary
Fund. The Treasurer has been displaced
from his position. He claims that the
apparent deficit is due to bad book k-keep-
ing, and is paying up the shortage.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

The boiler of the large saw mill on
Mescopeck mountain, near Berwick, Pa,
owned by Mr.. Adams, of this place, ex.
ploded. The mill was completely wrecked
Fred and Ira Grower, sons Of Stephen
Groover, and two other men were killed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

A blast furnace blew up at Joliet, ILL.,,
burying fifteen men beneath the falling
masonry and metal. Eight bodies have
been taken out so far. This is the third
fatal accident that has occurred at this
furnace.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

Col. Snyder, President of the Cherokee
Live Stock Association, telegraphed
Chief Mays, of the Cherokees, offering
$40, coo, 600 in cash for the Cherokee
strip. e
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

The New York Herald comes out IN
favor Of Mr.. Charles A. Dana as sue
cessor to Mr.. Evarts in the Senate.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11
THE swITCHMAN AsLEEPl

Es Suddenly Awakened, Turned the
Wrong Lever and Fatal Accident
Occurs.
Camden IN. ID special: The signal
man at the switch tower at the junction
of the West Jersey and Atlantic City
Railroad turned switch leading into q
blind siding used for derailing trains and
TO avoid collisions at this junction. The
train was the Salem freight, and the
engine plunged across the track, turned
on its side and nearly buried itself In the
soft sand, the cars behind piling on top
of the engine and completely blocking
the four tracks of both the
roads. .At the time OF the
accident the conductor was standing in
the cab OF the engine with the engineer
and fireman. The latter TIVE jumped
and landed safely, but the conductor,
Samuel Leap, sprang from the opposite
side, and as he did so, the car following
the engine forged past the tender and
toppled over On him. He was dragged
along the track and ground to pieces.
His head was found In one place and
parts of his body in another. 1t is sup
posed the switchman was asleep and,
being suddenly awakened by the whistle
of the engine, turned the wrong lever.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

Martin Mergel, o well-known and re-
spected young man Of Fort Wayne, COM
mitted suicide by shooting. He had
been suffering q long time with CON
sumption.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

The mother of Senator Turpie, aged
90 years, was found dead and badly
burned before the fireplace, at her
home, Delphi, Ind. She had been left
alone. Her clothing caught fire and
she burned to death before assistance
came.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11
THE DEMOCRATIC NoRTHWEsT THURSDAY. DECEMBER IL

moted him 70 tie chlef. purveyorship Of
the army. and he held the position until
August 10 last when President Harrison
appointed hin Surgeon General.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

formed the Acquaintance Of prominent
Americans, among them Gen. Frisbe,
who indorsed q draft on Senator Carlisle
for $40, 600.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

In November 3,sO3 immigrants wert
landed in Baltimore, an increase Of 1,54(
over November, 1889.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11
Presidential Rardons.

Andrew Mcdonald, sentenced In the
Western District Of Michigan, Septem-
Der "a. 1890, to four months imprison-
ment and $500 fine for timber depreda-
tion, George Collins, sentenced In the
Southern District OF New York, January
81, 1890, to thirteen months imprison-
ment for schema to defraud. and w.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

There arrived In the City Of Mexico .
person calling himself John G. Carlisle.
jr., who claimed to be son Of Senator
Carlisle, Of Kentucky. He immediately
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11
THE BUCKEYE STATE.
WHAT HAS HAPPENED THEREIN
THE PAST WEEK.

Killed BY . Friendly Push DowA Stairs
Arrested for Marrying MS Cousin
A PrOminent Cincinnati Lawyer Falls
Through an EIevator-New WOODEN MIL
for Observation-Disclosures AecIdsnts.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
lnIInN MAEKlI, ~ TLLIGEApN.

Iietrlo0 April !. ! p r. COTTON ll' .ilr' ' il' Gay
lnrl.I. a ,tNu lt|fr Nu'fi'
.ul.. closed barely - adt. American Nddin'. lo"
Mae a.l,'m. e. oid ,'li,9. M' ana J9n.. d. .'r'.
ln md Nnri.t e.. I,rIt e. i.tcfi -.r- August ...I.
,'rl l5t.id s,.r.. August and september o. 'r'.
=. f.a ..I.f. f N.it'iA e. n uit - I'tf-
t-,- ana u,'oi.f a'.,,i '',.'d SELLERS "ri"'.r "d
lal. .fou. April Cotton steady midi'lur. 10 l5ld'
inr uftdlina. 1o i-ioe, good orintr' lrAr iH and
rl-. receipts Us hie- exports cul.fnr. JOj. .to BE-.
G1io.
Nor'oe 'rti -' ot'on -'..ey piaa alne H. n't ani
3, .foeh. -l3G.
l,nnot Anl l.-C Cotton pu.tt m|dd ing. 10 i5-itr
l,n fiiIune 30 ll-l6r ro'l ordinary lu. NET and "r-
r.tr.pa Az li- 'Nioft- o. DO" Continent ll'o h'i-
..,.,- ,-fti f..'sf. -,l,~. %, stock l3 ..~f
,.t. .Ofi.ua- t,rl J. Cotton steady niiNnr. llr
ia. nIldine IOf4r. lod ordinary. fo ,-lnr uet and
ef-. ,pf- $50 bal exports to 'f.lf 49, fin. $40
II. rinc" ",lst to inr t'ntHDnt. 2GoH. sales. Loo
stock l,nrr,ctdI. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
fachers

A -TuIoEo eo'crner-'s. pi9fs,of,. tacheF-i Al al
a. bfancr- -upie- -fhOO7 ana families - hpOi or.
cula.. for l1IDut, Mod 10 anr4~gc, -Ion'n IlliAM
CONRIEEE. 81 j.. l7th-et. bet itha'r and Broad"ay.
A BI.E TEACHERS Tutors. Go,esne-se., Companions.
~ Church singer, Mai1on, suppl e. r., o. chHsr
-, h0cl. recommended. NJ NJ =. DONDNAN'S Teach.
cfs' Euroau-M lsc,i Agency. 80 f-a-' iu,.st
-BEsT TEACHIEs American and Ior.isn. -,tp!i,c,d t,,
n. ioi all branches. all lOcarl charge Il.ACli-
LIS WANTED. no ice f0g regLtriton lorn Tor lamp
X. l.. AVERY. American school Bureau west lith-st
y. y.
A MTRICAN And FOEEIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors ,Otern'asea.
Sc. 10 Colleges SCHOOL, and Families. Apply To
Mr.. y. !. YpU UNG-FtIIION. - Union square
UNHE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. G:stab. lss0)
~lYulle schools with tea bcla ticGs win l0-ltlOns
W. p. KERR. Aanaarr. ie Astor pace. New -forh
CONrEKrnWAIr
L Furniture. carpets. everything FOR housekeeping
Park roN ,hatian IT,. near Chatham squafe. Y. Y.
W. ANTED-fn Girls College Preparatory School. grad
w uafe Nassar Har' ard AnneX teacher Sci'nc"
Gymna>cs, Ihoul.-, fmau, and assistant tah'r Of
Fnqs: experience req sired. Address with reference
NASSAR Z. o. Box CO. NcwYork CITY
u, NNTID Educated Christian lady for Christian Nor.
W Histn. details assisting pI-t1r Addr--, sfan-
qualifications and r.cpunoudat on-, DOCIOi. TIIbun
Uptown once 1888 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
iconl Notices.
SUpREME cot RT OF THE STNTE. OF

SrIREME corRT OF TIE aT,l, sTATE yoI1I. OF
toen napg Bcanct. a' ny@c' ' Individually aad sSc
tor ard trustee undci uc ar' IN ana ,.dhs G :" t
msPH' dnP ii the a. Vii and e. tait Of rncu.
Harm. dcc,a I'D Ihrie'ar nap ,,, Mii:"n IIsmrs
i'rhn Hyi-s Ed1aid Cohen. tlor'nce Cohen Io ii'Ip
rps "pg r".a, ' a a@a % "a .' o"nt ! NS.
YORK To the ahovr.nan'd d,i,is1 .,l w WITHIN ,, md ~
summoned To- answer the complaint ID ,i1 .u Z"
serve copy - yout answer on me Ia'htn a,''','3
within tycn.y day sfic The ,d in , u'' Of poa failure
70 a,near or answer judgment win be taken aian't Aou
cnSEg 1 r'as n,s,dN;2 A'9"y Syc2als 2a" c9% n1a
ro- ,. oace igem'. na4is.' iHS NG - coS d 5s' aa
ydaal' ana cssrq.r ana ',,' Iou Coh
'lS and ~ S' ad u-.cc nn4, n, ,n IT,, VIZ a,e
testament o, Pincq- Hnpr dccea-a s rre
WWo9 WWin livmc. B,i,ha snc- ana,l Goaen Eo1ence
Tohen To n'p The rfs fo-csoae % summon. eryd upou
you by p7'lfco' p .an =. 'n , ~ ,be sf.f. ~
vovyorf dnfGd the lofh dav - Mar ls'. m, , III .
with ~ complain, ~ mat d'' ~ c",t II, in ne
Ci,v n Nr'-Nera IN ,-,it |,'-,-.o
CT ou dN, afir.-- So ea7 rroadea' NevYork CITY.
SIPRrNE COIKT.-GEl0lR;G'sEt b. Ct lRLhl. y.
- arlin.f LEOPOLD " :, w i..G n,,y T., 81 II
fr n. L,n.at x crerof- and tA' said ISAAC Iki-l.-
M>N and JAY f. RICH.
oc.. of ii, ,it of tir ~, and counts = N.v-Yo.s o,
,hc .iA day Maith 800 not. is ,r p s.' 40 y. a
alt Jay r. H. la'' i W. S.air ,''d toa,h,r th,r..f.
,,.a Nu,.r 81 Chanlfr- tr.'t. ir t' 't. ~ .E'"-
Yor. on or ifo'. ths i-n lay o. lp i,.o - o.'o i, ;
purpose. and 10 d''r.t neF,G -9h r-en. ' ,,
The d.-ng,lon o.: 'h. funds q ne hands ~ u'" N--i'''
n, n.n u ,ANHNh' "''''''
< fI.NI~ flll- AIlf
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
lJnbllc Noiloes.
I)l BLIC NOTICE..
nkI1cu or TIL oI.EEN OF TIE COMMON COUN-
,lL . ,4li ia Ill; f.. ts.o

utrIcL OF ImL CLLEK OF THE COMMON coUN'
''N' %ltN .f6ln. 6iil.i,.''A March 10. 1870.
Pursuant T. .t.o4, l,,n nr in t' ioo" 'nS e,o
iicH' isa' a io, } az >lso. ,iafea -. 1870. W
"i.e-o.',d. lha' l' i,A ',5 4" ,ir,ri u A,a r.,,
l.oou 80. 49, ..,i hA ue aud neieu, 'e --' 10 d 8 ~.
i'.1 ra com III " ., ,tt o., N,v-lose ior 4, con.
operation - t. -tl'' ,'iia. ''..i'- e w , y, con-,
sd,ra b.. tr li..io'i commit. of '@,i.i, @ '.l & ''.
,eo n,v-p,,g.- published d. ,.- rti. 'o b. d'-'sltd
sion, q .i'.',s ~ " tae in,, e l7- " ''' -'''"
10 p lC >'.IS4 !, I.r., .ir,a ta,' %, om- asa
&n,.ii nf'.9 giri.5 h , VIII ~oDp rAsk
kAlLE0Ap ,oNrANl VI. De- ,o'-... ,--4 d, ''"
~ t' Hoor,b.r T.. Common Oo.4. o.. &C. CTS oi New
ra' G"i,oa Of n.. >er'' l.i A''nar ''d i'''"''4
neo.Yer,a 'na.i a4 lr..'it ' e. Of H. d.. H.. ,.. ..
for ,le constr .oton, fai.'"aa. ' '.d %. ., .i
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t,.'er noHh.rf aioa- !i.ri '.ri+' "-.' .' - =,
ii,.m is o., ,ne >ar'l Ilri .,.a., e.r t.' t''..-
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,tl .our f.f.'.0l = I.F t-t- % '0n-'' ~ so
HDr.I.... fci f.. .'rHr'.or, ftf' game n' .
'r..,-iof . railroad lfCn such portions ~ i.r "'H
r.,0i -r'.', a.,.a.- a.t lrhnas- sat 90 -t'h ran-
her a.. 4fY., /. -. f H-f -if forf..
rui' %Oi,IW IiiiEp AVTSrI AND FLffTWo ID
pAI.E Lt l.t.lf 10 tffIi'fNf
b. NNlIniW h wtNh or. ~ sid'nt
IDNIN : n fti S.rrnfarF.
i.f .s.'NI .l tlr FOREGOING HfI irt''nn ~
h0r,by no'f.i to l present. 10 'tr tf ail place n'n
FRANCIS TWONTY.
Cl.rt ~ fNr Common tounrN.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
LIVE STlCk AlAEKET.

Nev.y.r. re-ior Ap-i ntry -E''e'p-' 10
.,a ,,s I'D. -. kaufman saa,' a.e 20 'a'i"!f &
a.' e's 300 L.a' j. no' n.''a'.e '.- ''
D.. f.- r'. Eastman.
,""i.'a .as ,.,-.'aa ~,.f. a-r ,...'n. AZ ii.l-.
,.ti, -. ,,, ~ B.. ,'r r.',... nt.''.. .i rs
l. . ,. N..t ,.,t. i,. ,o. a.s r.I. 49,
r.. . .. is5 Ci-.. .i-.a,b. on rl. '.'t'.t. a
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fa3 a..a'h .- as over -0o l'. ,... h o., U.s. a,.
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81 rr iy' 81. 1hNHs i ,, a ..,o LEAD ,5a '
D. ~. t..l.. tn.tl-n ~l..p ..ii ,. s,.-N .N f.. lol
d" rH'. 90 - - 'y.a,' -
y, .a,.a shop 20 % 5d ping Lambs ~ 'iet' 'o r-
.-r, ~ r.rt p quite apparent gpoa t' a. %
r.,..t tl. nDek ani '.'aon ia r.'.'. ''" i'..
r'a 4'''' '' ..l i'.a Spras rn,. -ia., if
ftr.i-- .,. ,.. 81.
,,.r',. q, $500 I.r loo ~ li' oa.o i''r.n--. s'A
j. ~,a.r Co.. l,o ohio Y.a-'.or-. -, -. ats. 30
. 0t.a ~u.., il.. ". o., ti ,N
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f-... iu. q" af - 5O. - Gu ini-. '- ' tf -t ID.
i.1..,-n to Poor ~.4 p" 80 % s'- il ln-hn.n l''r'
I.. -a 90 .. fn. "o Clipped .0. '' y A. -' t,
" ii f.nh..a lf. ~'tt. \ irIi.- 80 '. ff -. %
ip'n,i- 5G o. a - ID; State Hnrn' Lambs. ' - li
o. Collins. i.o J,--,s Spring Lnnb-. At t'a. 30 I''
! W ,ppi.e.'. Sif.ar Lambs. ~ 20 .'r.r
J.Illr.. Ni'a' Co.,. 8 ~Ifnf Lambs. ~ 20 - J. .
Ipo~ Receipt. % enrio,l. or 1aH h.d-l2 car- ~
lio Olsen 1iIffy head mr .'f. Nt.'t tr. ad
common 20 Prime Hog mas Pee quoted a. ~ 5'n-' 80 r
] 700 ,
Country pr..-.d mol .r'te ? gust and -1dv ~ II
lI. flH go .ui upward ,'ff,.N for goo t' 'n y.
a.aG ',r loo ~ 100 %. oad'r for $50 to 100 m 'nd d"
e.t. g. W Lamb. "a state Hog. ~ = average. a
! - 90 p.t 100 4" = d0. l-3 q" 40 - 80.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
For BOYS and Young Men-City.

-CLAS, FOR BOYS Intermediate ana "a ,i, 'an'ei Z,
School. and business ~. r.. CHASE. - West 30th-st.
-Cfl.,t LARS Ol rOoD ~' i'oi' I!.i-L' 't'e
y. whether flr hos- r. rs, ~ rf '"iatrt u J.
Az cry. Al. iichn S.noo- bli't' tf.N''-.. - l.
I'OMpIKIHW AfI -
I.ik fuN chatham -t.. n.s1 Chatham .4Iii". =.
ID .l.I.III -, nDDl.. "i LNNDI lnl~. " .ih.-i -
Is t1,t.r.a,lo,A. knpwl.i-. f-w f''i.-. so "a
tral lesson r., Hrturlr- in Bigohl'h B'-''i fhi4i
q. phla Washington. 'hrng'. Berlin ana rams.
YNEITVu~ SEMINARY. lDn.r,afd Pace. oplos.t
o,gfy,.anf square. Itlf'.'n i'ir. \ ad, iiic
Primary and ElaL.r-alf.n j pt'tnri'- Spc al at i'
ian ~ Irr ID .f.t... It.f,u.l r0.--'. Ui -flt ~.
n-aiory fof Columbia t. 'r. % .f -.io- - 'Ane.o'f
80 ,,fr, cAafr.- Catalogues nHon aipira' OIL. Opens
sun ''' rDwtitD \. Il. ALLEN. G.. 3. Principal
IrXryrreIry aEANNtE SCHOOL. lf73 Hroacnav
L r.,- f.l.-' -3a wear i'-'f irf. COZ r.ercia al
Classical d.fa,.. .rf- n VI HOBBY. W. l. AKIN.
y. c. MLNDEl-N-oN. I--n-.l----
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
IrnnrENN rEnnrcn MAEKErs.

Ifvcrpool April l. - f. m.-cef iu poor demand.
Por. n fair demand. Hams be- good demand -hof cut.
a,out II to l6 o. nm az id-. Bacon in poor nnnd
,'tir ilaraud cut about 20 o. steady az 30 td
CLr,-o In fair demand. railov In rood demand prm"
eff, firm ~ Spirit ~ tufrfufiur poor demand
dt ~ 30. ed No-lr 1ir dDfald cnr'lol steady at
f. lDd Lard spot ard futur'. BOO Door d'mnnd Wheat
In ro.r demand Now No dun lOi.d. Flour
IN poor demand extra No. -prine steady at H- ''i
corn ~poi in fair demand futures in good .mand
lnf. nf London Pacific There is nothing oil ring
>far.- of ur,ad.tur.. Flour 40 hnl,. 10000 sacks
wheat $40 600 ccutal- corn. loiS"O ccntal,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
RAILROADS..
ITEM N s Viva MA
RAsLRoAo.
d AfILE MARCH ,. ls9r
,.,,o stations foot OF Desbrosses and Corts

r,. ,o.ye stations foot OF Dcsbrosses and C0rts
a .snd' s." .e YiH"F FAST LISE for the West Pulmaa
tbule Sleeping ana rsJ'o % az lax chaso No. sd
81 Spt LSqls 10 p III a. nsH' aSd Sd: :enSSo sacy W."
,oo S,,d,, fuLcpfs pfh DYTWYoRK AND CHICAGO LIN.
ifRD composed exclusively o. ruiinoa |esuggae,
d. aw,ng ana aar s iahca rpots se:
nosraPhers ana 5 ype" o i6rsiy aid ali tks nSeni:
Of nome @, oSs let S ts a" ATes aq ais cn
cnna:l 10 and Caa-g -? t a: a. x x - cpiscrxv,rr
EAiREss Pullman Vst1ue sespns .oS SaT ana Da-
Ing car AewYork to =, Lol' A"1 ASrys c.a
cnnati Il Is a. H., Chicago p n and st. Louis 40
$50 wEsrEgN EXrsss FSaaS fs AL RoVts gs.. r.
bae sleeping car NeYerk to rttSSg,s 81 M tg%,a
piba 9gaso CO. snS@a aRd 10 rR Hvs At ia.
anat 80 m ce'so S9 e. 5nnes nsi al r aef ess s
Ia.d and T9leto taiy eSSesps satu Gilman ye.tlbnls
saa Sleeping NeTYo3 t. G9asG XIV. SeSYok cSsS1a q
80 @ a. iacod @ T2nq morng 20 c5anects % or daily and
for CORY Erie tse OIL Regions '''1 0'''"'
BALTIM0RE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
daily cicept sunday, 10 10 M a;e va va n.nstes a
1S 30 p ca % aae = @ Il'w arrSs w1hson M
r'saisr cHprcS, Is. go : 100 and > 30 a. n Qo
SUNDAY co. 8 is and 30 .. NJ. 80. 200 and 20
p apnd "a 00ha Railway ana Cincinnati per,. Dining
For a apd SpiSAS crY 'oj % n roaee buffet
Car and Day Coach week day. Connscts Connsc tof Bro"hs
For old poS5 ard Norfok va NewYork Phllsdelghis
and Norfolk IA road 0c DAILY except sunday.
and 90 d. m daily; Via Paltimor and Bay Line, 10
p "' Fer PHILADELPHIA.
Lakrts a
Id, Il 20 20 . .Ot. . 80, . 90 Chicago Ilmlteal
with Dining ar and 10 10 Washington Limited, ans
II 10 .. M ~ o. L. o. 81 ~ ~ ,%9.
Accom- ocaton 10 a. M sal 90 90 Y H. sen ans
10 g. n. , %, 4, 80, ,, 30 and ,. H., ana
The Sew s FORK fTaSer con psny cali for and cheek
hacgage from hotels AID re ld d.rfcf.
For timetable, OF local apply TO any ticket ageai
the Company. , ,roon
CUAS. T.. PTGH. j. X. NpOD
con- ~ Nnnaror General Pls-'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
nnsnnN MnnL MAEkLT.

Boston. Apil Tho mnrk,t for domestic wool i'-
mains -f. adv aud fnrricu clothing lrld'- nfn. Ia
mice, Their. BE- good demand from nnnuiactur'r+ ard
.,nck- nf wool cirtrin. n we'll Ihr best l'ff
nff wnols are selling we'll there are sales "l hnc at 1Sa
80. scour,d fine medium. a. '"a ma h,llIh, '
.ou.or california Nou are quiet ana lrlcr
maln the same. ohio and IcnnrN Nania h"ces ar" IN
..,,tv d,nand with sale Of a. 3lc n AL "i. anl
= and above q 81. tJt'. "" oh" """,' arc rllns
-, 49,. Nirhig,r f.ecr- in steady demand az ,Sa.
ro1iing and dDlalne nc,er> firm; pulled wo"i b. W
f,i, demand with sales 81 1T Hoa3oc. aud extra at
~ d9,,r Foreign wool, ia >nalt stock. quiet and hrn
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
CENTENNIAL IN NETWORK

Tho only account pint o. the Centennial OF The
InaucurafIon - Washington - hr,' Ir',deu: Of ih'
Intfed states and "a" speeches - Harris ~
pepow Cleveland. iil and others and Bishop Potter
fa ovs sermon with onef interesting uai'rs pages
NJ pir-rr.- hanG~tf'. pamphlet ~ l3. iag's con
faninr also history Of he 'Son~ II the cNOluton' v
Published hv The lrlhun. lrice DC copy
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TIE TAPIFF OF 1852

4 pamplo, Of 20 pages bv 10 inches 10 the page
ctn f du,v on ever article under IN" present. tari,
And shov ing all the whole r. list ~ inrod on give
80 review oil tno whole tariff cr station oi the nitrd
STATE rom thc beginning Of te "oNcfn .nt ne ios'
-. <.,v dutiaha free ii l~s3 and lHs., are
i1,n foi sake Of refer n" ana thc amount, ot any
a. f1cg IN Giving sl-o ~unn.sry 0f he NH,
ons ,re : nae taf hll Price l. cents, postage
tad Pabii-h,d by The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Nln.ical Instruction.

S.PEING TEENs AI 4H. lNNvr> .,
- NJ W1DiK C0NSiiNAIoEl OFF MUSIC.
Inr lt years located - . go.
: EAST l}TIl.~T. oNLY 50 Io0E EAST OF 3Ii-NNI.
I-'abl.-hDd 1868. Chartered l-''
II ANJO AID Gt Az taurAt i t"entt ". A. 49,
ID With without fur ai % nN'.-. itl' - G. b'n-
son. 1.27O Bfo4i"af. between t-i ana $50 10
COWpFETHWAI
y I4rnlt.r. carpets. everything 'of lous,. ping.
Pork r0N or Chatham st.. near Chatham square. y
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
}JroposdI5.
nc Nhitebail Street. New

ENlY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New
a YORK Marh a, h,e sgTsg'd as SESiSs'a SSSiS no5n m
XIII H. $3.50 and then nd for H. ri,i q i tac
~ 3,,I' il, ,loIo,,l- &C.. vii he'd al this
Pfo1o,ls niay b. made for the cntre WORK or
fr ,be WORK called ior by the boiler ana clehe 7p'c
io' M ~, Io, tl. carrnf and joiner specification, or
t t.r. .lariHcatOn se1lai, y, for either or Dolh
Tor lH' i" ,,o, ruueot r.. the ght to reject
an, or all proposals. EnNrop7 coma h4hS ptV % osais
~ f,r.,i-.l Proposals Tor !. irt 81 Steamer
",b"stor A. Arthur 'Ordnauce' ana ad4rc',ea 70
.ItIfLDFs Deputy Vuartei master 'icieiai'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
VAP SHIPS SINK At SAMOA.

An Extra in pamphlet FORM uuui he'd ny i'hg Tribune.
containing tho thrilling u Oh" w"ck of the Amil'
can VA Snus al samoa and caantrv - tr Yankee
far~ also including ">cttlem M o. O' - John To-
pl~as'er american Girls Abroad, Win Hsl ol tlp
who have married titles abrotd "Huntn7 stories
.'Amcri,,'~ New Navy" with full list of the new Np,.
their dimensions armament. ctc ETC., etc - GEMS
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

"Addrcs. 10 Tarmcr and Special Reports OF Ii!ouhe
Commute various branches OF American
farming. me roport- ar. an Ns'u"1r hpv Nark@t
csp5c prcirc,s" "wool Growing" LAX and Sueari'
,.I,,,,. ..oairv IrteroSf' and "Certais' uaIi th
size Of The WocSly Tribune. cents copy Published
ny Tn. Ir.h
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Nrm 11nblita!ions.
MILK AND CREAM N CITIES.

o h inierc-ts u darvncm ard he producers Of milk
ard cream for sale IN me large cit's. me systems
I'm practice a. Boston Newiofh. Philadelphia, lnlca'?
Syracu,, London, and oth,r cities. ar fully n,s r."'
also laws relating TO milk; proceedings OF recent
convent and NeNi statistics OF the busi
f,rr'r~ living N connti'- ad.ait
10 all great citir- Interested fuhil~ned by Inc
New-Nork riibunr lr,r 2oc. a copy
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
REPrBLICAN CLUB HANDBOOK.

handsome pamphlet. describnr at le1i.th thc i Ke
nhi,,n club movement IN" United Sia,"s the NatonH
and state League, and many Il th' pnncipai c'ues'
Eulo- for forming club. Topics Tor d pate eN.' eW
Tho Tribune tho official new paper OF te LeaEue' au
this official handbook. Pi!to 20 cents Ouor 'io"
The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TRIEINE ALMANAC. 1890.

Tho Trnr,nc Almanac hold, IL, own against all coMers
n the standard book of reference for loit'sl r.
Gnancal non. on and other statistics and lhnTauo ~
ono who na- occasion refer % facts anu hsuIes can
AFFORD 10 b. without IL. - cents COPY
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
RRAZIIl
ppOTrCTION TO FARMING.

Establishment Of the New Eopuhlic Letter. Of "a a
ramphlct form - cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLIES OF 1880.

An Interesting and valuable document. containing I'm
,orf Of the PROCEEDINGS q The National PrcShYt'
Assemblies Of l~-9 ard many ~ the principal 7fport'
,,rlat m including hr important lIoit on lmlcTat on
a6 tac,S. Published hv The Tribune. Price - cents A
copy.