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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
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io',g ',>i,er,cn.. dies r., position mas
...gr treatment given, ~ rcclrr'n.'N.
call or addrc'' hlN'' j" "'N' -''''-'S
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flats 60 Get, Hnturnisheo

rrFGANT single fat. steam heated ;
t. 1st'rc Upht rooms. rent SS3 80 a month.
Arplv To OWNER Oh premises. II Eas1
l.tn->t.
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for SALE.

Al REDUCED IHICL>.-oOO s"cOLa.
"A hand wood anu iron woTAlng ma mines
!I.v guaranteed u.-B lust bought Ial ~.
changed. GEORGE Ii. EDDY. sos MAdI'
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Hliscclianeons

MBRELLAS, PAEAsoLS and CAMS
l. made % ordor. recovered aud repair d
A. SPFNCER'S. PA 6th-Bye., bet. 1+u and
i5sh sts. ana 27G 6th-ave., near lsth-st.
w ANTED.--A modern microscope. with
w universal screw Writc price, psfticu-
lar, 20 THOMPSON, 3il West 41th-st
w r HAVE just received nice sssort.
w mcn' ~ genuine Bon March and
Louvre Glove, f. all newest shades. AZ lower
,rlcss than ever before. We also Keep an
extra fine quality Of Biarrlt2 Glove all
colors grrys and blacks At - cts a pair.
po.itiyely worth ~ %. Sole depot II the
celebrated Lavalliere Corset best in tifn
importer. 900 broadway and 10 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

C,,n z raj estate for Gale.

A MUST BIZ Soda 2cm story
"A. cabinet throughout No. 81 West goth
st., between Sth and 9Th ayes. Apply on
premises.
NJ UST BIZ : LD.-Modal 3-stOrv. cabi-
WI net boV stO0p drcor--Yd dwelling re-
stt.c:o. 1923 West l3sfh-st.. between 9Th
and Ldeccombe ave.. Apply on PREMISE.
nj ONEY saved By bnync new cabinet
WI finished houses go OrO ~ $50 600.
STEVENS. 9th-ayc.. cor 92l-.t
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SIEIGHS,
- TTEHA

SLEJGHN,
~ every style Portland, Canadian, Russian I,
sweu BODY, sc, &c. 4 large number Of
hle,ghs carried over from last winter ana
slightly shopwOrn offered
FAR BELOW COST.
FAR BELOW COST.
FAR BELOW COST.
u OR SALE.-The entire stock OF the
i Highland Stock Farm, consisting Of
brood mares, colts and flIies. al FROM fast
dams and by such sires "a Del sue marie
Wilkes and Emblem by Stranger, he by
Gen. Washington, he by Gen. Knox. ten
Washington's dam was LADY Thorn. Strsng'
ers dan was Goldsmith Maid. Emblem's Dam
by Dictator. Three OF the mares are now
in fosl 70 Del Sur also ] Charlie Wilkes
fly and | black eelding that can trot IN
POO For further Information address
HIGHLAND STOCK FARM, PswtucHet'
CPFCIAI-CHRISTM SPECIAL
- Do not forget that there j. no present
pore useful and acceptable than nice
buggy, phaeton. blackboard, road wagon,
road cart or Surrey. For next ten day we
ofer spScial hargains Call and cGsmlne.
RACINE WAGON AND CARR AGE co,
~. 70 Wooster-st., 151 South oth-aVe., New
York.
SPECIAL.
= 900 delivery wagons. suitable for al
business: finest stock IN The city. CAL
examine and commence the New Year with
new rig. Light delivery wagons % coun.
NV usc sDeclalty. RACINE WAGON
AND CARRIAGE Co, 15l. 1j3 South 9TH
ave. Scw-York.
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Qltn ReaI gstaie 90 Get.

n FFICES TO LET.-One d,Sifablo suite
" 6f 0TceS in Union Trust Co Building.
Broadway front. overlooking North ~ eF.
GRANT & GRANT
TT o LET-Onlce, s Warren s.. 1890. ] ,
Is. floor. front. S7jD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Females.
"A. MRS. T. 'LELl
: dorm rly Miss l.. CaEpbelD
~ WEsT 22D-Sf.
{ FOhE.ES and DOMESTIC
/ MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOl .IENI BURE.C.
I ALL REL EHrNC4S
>IGlCFl1 INEI~TIGATED
servants Jf ah..g Engagements Will
. DC d-->,fd from once ana lorfsit
4 all Gam 10 re pAd.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE
% WLSl 2-D-SV.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24
Literary Notes.

The January number of the Cosn.opo
'fan VIII contain the first of two parts of
the new novel by Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
NJuger, whose Diplomats Dairy" and
"A successful Man." the latter first pub.
flshed in the Cosmopolitan, excited 90
much comment both In this country and
en Europe. She IS undoubtedly the mos,
interesting personality who has appeared
An The literary field since the en,ree of
Amelie Rlyes; but unlike Miss Rlyes
VINO was brought up amidst the country
surroundings Of Virginia home and
VINO was girl in her teens when she
oeRan TO write, Mrs Cruger has been for
years "a leader of New York society and
flas spent couple Of winters at some of
f-e most famous courts Of Europe. and
while yet very young woman has enjoy
ca The richest experiences Of life.
General John II. Morgan's audacious
Safd across the Ohio will be the
subject Of three papers in the January
Century, under the title, "a Romance Of
Horgan's Rough Riders" The first chap
Ger, " Gen. Basil W. Duke, describes
s7he Raid" and relates numerous anus.
fng incidents as we'll as daring exploits
Gen. o. B. Wiicox's chapter on THE Cap
flre" describes the chase of Morgan
fhrough Indiana and Ohio and the cap
Cure Of him and the last oil his followers
uear the Pennsylvania line; while Cap.
hin Thomas II. Hines, in "The Escape"
gives thrilling account Of the means, in.
vented by himself, by which Morgan and
afEw Of his officers tunneled out Of the
Ohio penitentiary and made perilous
journey to the Confederate lines.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24

Among the many new advertisementsin
this weeks issue of the Ohio Farmer, will
he found one with illustration OF the
Home Comfort steel range" manuIact-
ured only by the Wrought Iron Range
Company Of St. Louis, Mo. This COM
pany established 10 1864, is the largest
range mandatory in the world and has
paid up capital of O0,00000 ITS stability
and standing In the commercial world is
beyond question Some idea may be
had as to the amount of business done by
il, by considering the following figures for
n moment: In making Home Comforts
there are used annually 225,O00 pounds of
copper, 100000 pounds of the finest quail
ity of open hearth steel, 4,600,O 900 pounds
of the best malleable iron that can be
made, 1,325,00O pounds ot CRATES, red
plates and fire Innings $36 900 90 worth of
asbestos mill board, $4,000 90 worth OF
rivets and 100000 worth OF bolts. In
their making the sale there are employed
nearly 1900 men. Statesmen are paid a
salary, many of them for years trusted and
faithful employees and ENJOYING the conf
dence OF the C >mpany TO the fullest eX'
tent.
The pay roll reaches the enormous sum
of nearly $1,009,0O0 900 per annum. The
factory and offices cover an entire block,
giving floor space OF $4,000 square feet,
making II the largest establishment OF its
kind in the world. So great is the de-
mand for home Comforts that this i'm
mense factory is taxed to its fullest capac-
ty TO ill itsjOredrs. 1t is not always what
The manufacturer says Of his goods that
sells them but what others say as to their
merits. The family size ranges are sold
,nly from wagons owned by the company,
md should any of the statesmen be in your
ounty do not let them pass without ex-
mining and seeing the many points oi
uperiority of the ranges both in work
lanship and material used in their con-
truction. Every range is fully guaran-
'ed.-0hio Farmer, Dec q.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24
News from the County Seat.

! Court business has been running slow
! Out Of over two hundred cases on the
docket hut eighty-twO have been disposed
of for the term and only about fifty
| finally; The balance oi the eighty-twO
have been merely continued to another
term. OF those finally disposed OF the
most have been settled on judgment and
decree taken by default. Judge Lewis is
on the bench at present, but how long
court will yet remain continued, or how
much more business will be disposed of
this term, is uncertain.
Emma G Lumm VS. Butler ct al eject.
ment. Jury disagreed and were dis
charged and case continued.
Amanda Weaver VS. 0rrin Lathels ct al
10 Construe will decree. See journal.
james Howey VS. Robertson & Moore
money only. Continued.
Onio ex rel Maggie Tyler VS. Charles
Walker. peace proceedings. Continued.
Morrison w Phelps VS. Sheldon Streeter
ct al money only; appealed by defend.
ants. Continued On motion aud at costs
Of plaintiff.
j V Sampsell VS. Simon S 1horman ct
al; money only. Continued on motion
a0u AZ cOsf OF defendant.
Clark Center VS. The Amherst Packing
money cnly. Continued
August Straus VS. II G Carpenter; re.
plevin. Continued on motion Of plaintiff.
Charles 5 Ferguson VS. Waller Bronson
ct al; morey only. Continued.
Slowel B Dudley vs. Lucius NJ Warren
et al F.; njubction aud equitable relief; de-
cree. See journal.
Same VS. same; same entry.
Frank Dydadowska VS. Emma Dyda-
dowska; divorce. Dismissed at plaintiffs
cost.
Helen Smith vs. Fred Smith; divorce;
eic. Continued.
Charles a Fowler VS. + NJ Wallace;
foreclosure of mortgage and relief; de-
Iault; decree. See journal.
o + Hageman VS. II Farber; dissolu- |
ion Of partnership. Referred.
Lcuna Mcdonald vs. L S & NJ S Ry |
20; money only. Continued.
Sofronla Dereimer VS. Abraham De. |
-einer; alimony; decree for alimony of
300, payable December 20, 1890, MS
Dendente lite. Allowed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance OF On order OF court Of Lorain
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at public auC.
tion, ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10TH, A. d. 1891,
at 10 O'Clock u. M, upon the premises, the follow.
ing described rcnl estate, situate In the township
Ohio, to-wit:
Fulsr.-Situate In the township OF Wellington
county OF Lorain, and State Of Ohio, and known
as being the north half OF lot No 25. and contain
ing one hundred and hfty'aye u55l acres OF land.
SECOND. D.-I'he undivided Il interest in the fol.
lowing described premises: Situated In the town.
ship OF wellington, county OF LOrain, and State
Of Ohio, and known a. part OF lot No. i3 In said
township, and bounded aud described as folows,
viz: Commencing at stone at the southeast cor.
ner OF said lot at the intersection Of the town ship
line between Wellington and Huntington town.
ships, and in the center Of the north and south
highway; thence northerly, and along the center
OF said highway, thirtyone ana elghty.three one.
hnndredthe (3i S3100) chains TO the southwest
line OF the Wheeling a Lake Erie right Of way;
thence northwcsterly, along said right Of way,
foriy'four and nifty onc.hundredths "a 50-l0O)
chains 10 the north lot line Of said lot aud being
the center OF the east and west highway; thence
westerly, along center Of said highway, fourteen
and ninety.onc one-hundredths U4 9i-l00) cha MS
TO the northwest corner Of said lot: thence soth-
erly ON lot line ffty-seyen aud elghtyone hun.
dredths (57 Si-lOO chains TO the southwest corner
OF said lot; thence castery, along nt line, and
Delug township line between said Wellington
aud Huntington townships fifty and ninety.four
onehundredths chains to place Of beginning, and
containing two hundred aud fortJ seven and
eighteen onc-hundrcdths (2i7 1900 acres Of land.
Appraised Mt S3.1OO.
THIRD.-Situaied In Wellington, county Of Lo.
rain, md State Of Ohio aud known ~ part Of
township lot NO. 20, andlbounded and described M
follows, viz: ON the north by the south line Of
lots No. Ia aud i15 In block OF ruid village; on
the south and west by aud ~ G.. W. Horr, and on
the east by the west line OF South Main street,
aud containing about one (D acre Of land. APP
praised at SlOOO.
fOURrH.-Situate In the village OF Wellington,
county Of Lorain, and State of Ohio, and known
as southeast part OF lot No. i75 IN block I, and
bounded and described NJ follows, to-wlt: On the
east and south by the linu Of said o.: and on the
north and west by land of C. w. Horr. and con
tainiLg about one-fourth Gi Of an acre. Appraised
at S5O
Terms Of sale, one.third cash on day Of sale
balance. cash upon the lst day Of April, 1891, at
which time possession will be liYen Of said prem
ises. Sale 10 commence at 10 u. m. Of said day,
and property TO he sold upon the premises In the
order In which advertised. Can not be- sold for
less than two-thirds Of the appraised value.
j. T. Haskell.
Administrator Of the estate Of Lyman sprague,
deceased [@
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24

Jonathan Hull. Plaintiff. The State OF
against LOlain COUNT

Jonathan Hull. Plaintiff The State OF Ohio.
against L0rain county, IS.
Ida Hull. Defendant
In the Court OF Common Pleas.
The above defendant will take notice that
the plainrlf has filed his petition against her
In said court praying for divorce, and cliarg-
es her with gross Il aglect Of duty and with Nv
ing In n state nf adultery with one
Jute Soners, nc Toledo and Nnrwalk.
Ohio, In the years 1889 aud 1851. and
that she. without cause or proyocatiOn
from him, on or about the 18th day OF June, A.
ID. 1883, left plaintiff and abandoned him aud
her two children. Berte A. Hun. aged fourteen
years, and Bertha May Hull, aged eleven years.
Said petition will be for heiIing at the Jan.
uary term of said court. A, u. 1871.
(2) JONATHAN HULL.
DyJ. H. DICKSON. his ATTORNEY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24
100 Doses One Dollar
Notice of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed administrator on the estate OF S.
l.. Sage, deceased, late Of Wellington, LOrain
county, o. Ill i. d. WARREV, Admir-.
Dated this 10Th day Of December, 1890.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24

The Importance Of purifying the blood can
not be overestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
AT this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
Doe,,I;o. . Sarsaparilla. Itstrengthens
TSCuiidi and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give to
Hoods Sarsaparilla pecul- To I+eaIf
lar curative powers. No W itSO'i
other medicine hassuch arecord Of wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparila do not be induced to
take any other instead. It is Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by c. I. Hood g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24

PopularIy called the king Of mtdicihe-
Hoods 6arsaparilla. II conqners tcrolula,
san rheum aud all other blood diseases.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24
Roofing and Siding.

am prepared do Stating of the best grades Of SIa
Iron and Siding, also roofs repaired All work warranted
Orders be left at the Enterprise Office.
J. B. CLIFFORD, Lodi, Ohio
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-30
A STRANGE COINCIDENCE.
CaFpenter Johnson's Two Rides On the
Steamer Fairhaven-

Saspenter Johnson's Two Rides On the
steamer fairhsven-
The body of the Tacoma carpenter,
Johnson. who disappeared suddenly about
: month ago. was found floating In the
round off Tulialip last week. and sent 10
Tacoma on the Fairhaven. The disap-
pearance OF Johnson was very mysterious,
and connected with his death is a singular
Coincidence.
ioifson came over 10 Seattle from Ia
coma about month ago on the Fairhaven
on his wav 10 Anacortes. He was last
sesn at the fairhaven's deck short time
breeding the departure OF the boat. Moth
ING was heard OF him until last week when
MS body was taken ashore Oft Tuilalip.
Upon the arrival of the Fairhsven at the
AFTER plsce on her regular trip. the cap
usn Was asked II he would receive . body
not shipment to Tacoma lie replied that
% would. bat asked to have the
papers found upon the body given
% him. Up to this time the
remains had not been identified. but upon
EXAMINATION of the papers the captain dis
covered the body to I've none other than
hstof Johnson.
It's rather strange coincidence that
soanson left Tacoma on the fairhaven
and was brought corpse on the same
steamer, picked up many miles from the
pace where be was supposed to have been
LOST
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BHEyIrIEs.

Five homestead entries, seven pre-emp-
ton iiiings, two timber land applications.
one soldiers declaratory statement and
two contest cases were recorded at the
land Office Monday. Yesterday there were
recorded two homestead entries. four pre-
emption filings. one timber land applica-
ton and two contest cases.
The Bloomington. ILL.,, Photograph of
April %, saws: "Mr. A. J. Baker, of
Seattle. WASH. has q load OF number one
horees at the Mahafiey stables which he
ships tonight to the Pacific coast It Is
thought By horsemen to be the best load OF
horses ever shipped from Bloomington"
The Union Mill Company held their tirst
meeting Monday night. at the Bellevue
hotel. and elected the following officers:
President. Henry Leland; vice president.
J. n. Doudlah; secretary, George A. Cedar;
treasurer, ID. L. Ballard.
Seventeen abandoned women from the
lower side Of the city were arrested yes
terday evening and fined SO each. The
money Was collected at police headquarters
and will be turned over to Justice Miller
today.
Jchn Brenton. arrested by OfEicer Bodie
yesterday morning. is held at police head
quarters on charge OF petit larceny, Tor
stealing case Of canned goods. The prop
erty awaits Identification.
Michael Gates. . laborer. received ts6-
stroke which rendered him delirious yes
terday afternoon while at work clearing up
Madison street He was taken home by
Foreman Henry Sheehan, and cared for.
Charles Wilson, arrested on . charge OF
vagrancy by Officer surry, was fined $50
yesterday by Justice Miller. and committed
TO work out his sentence.
The Jewish cemetery adjoining the Dksp'
Methodist cemetery, north of North sat
tie. has been grubbed. cleared and fenced.
The county auditor yesterday issued
license to wed for w. J. Croker and Cath
crime L. Antilles. of Seattle.
Dr. G. A. Walsh has removed his office
from the Scheuerman building to the Starr
Boyd block.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. g. w. de Lacy has arrived from San
lose. CAL. where he successfully conducted
q newspaper for several years. He win
make tour of the Sound cities before de-
Gliding upon location.
Mr.. T.. h. Piper leaves this morning for
Gray's Harhor for the purpose OF making
preliminary arrangements for the establish
ment Of hi. newspaper at Grays Harbor
city.
Deputy Sheriff David Mckinley Is ont OF
the city on a weeks vacation. He viii pass
the time at his fathers farm on the Du-
vanish river.
Mr.. p. ]. Tormcy. the well-known San
Francisco commercial man. is registered at
the Arlington.
Mr.. Samuel Means returned TO the city
Yesterday from short visit TO down Sound
yoints-
Mr.. q. G. Knatr. OF New York, is in the
city making Investments In real estate
Mr.. John Profit. of LsConner. was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. q. Il. England. of Snohomish, is at
the Arlington.
County Superintendent V. A. Pussy is in
the city.