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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06
,,.,ronept. Filed Tor Record al
'' County Recorders once

D1wulug 10 T. 4 \ J.
udHC Downing AID Alie'
p.t,op 29O.g4 acres IN -
rIw-q q d. ,.odTN
n.snlug b. same same lana
A Downing aud o.h.l 81
IN. of John DO" Glng 20
l.',9 Pey' Joseph Fe--ler' i.'' acres
10 benedict Pbelps o. E.''I1 = %
p+1wu. ll =, Phelps @l
-llyerlOui sT piud-r.
il Farrar, Jos Mryss ADi
81. r, 70 Jonas r weoefE, .i..
giHs- ,,,s sod : Garden Illy 80
10 salem:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06
PARAGRAPHS.

Six ten gallon cans of benzine eX-
ploded in w. A. Mitchell's parmacy
at Denver yesterday, blowing out
the entire front of the building and
setting it On fire. The building was
completely destroyed. A clerk WAS
badly burned and customer stand
ing by the door was blown into the
street. Several hremen were prob
ably fatally injured by falling wall.
| A cloudburst in Mojave county,
Arizona, Monday night washed out
the railroad bridges near Yucca.
The east bonnd freight train was
precipitated into the river killing
two men and seriously injuring the
third.
In a quarrel at Roslyn, Washr
yesterday a negro stabbed a White
man. Strong talk Of lynching
was INDUCED in and the negroes
declared they would avenge his
death. The negro was taken to
Ellensburg for safe keeping and all
is quiet now.
All the union printers on the iouf
daily purers in Los Angeles, went
ont or . strike yesterday at noon.
The r:r,ci~ demanded 80 cents per
thous.l.. white she propr'et"rs re
ouest, a reduction 10 10 cents
which the union decided to "rcede
10.
Auunknow man va. found cad
m Oakland, Cal, yesterday morn
inc with a bullet hole in his head.
He had a 3S-calibre British bulldog
revolver in his hand, with one chanI'
her empty.
The estimated population "i
Washington is 339, 900 which should
give her two representatives in con-
gress.
Destructive forest fires are raging
in Lewis county, Wash, and much
valuable timber is being destroyed
The American party in convention
in San Francisco yesterday noIni
mated the following state ticket
Governor, General Bidwell; lieuieh
ant governor, Benjamin Morgan
secretary Of state w. :. Lyon, o
Los Angeles; treasurer Guy T.
Crosse. of Sonoma; controller NJ
4 Winchester, Of Iolo; attornel
general. Chauucy III. Dunn, "
sacramento; surveyor general VII
liam l.. Dixon, ~ Kern; supcfin
tendeut OF public instruction, Dan
lei Lambert, Of san Francisco; cler
Of the supreme court ". A. Beatty
4 negro charged with com mittin
rape on d white girl Ia Nova sofia
Texas, was taken from Jail yr-tefda.
by citizens. who hanged him "
tree and then filled his body ~ii
buDet- The negro confessed Dol
guilt before he died.
-enor Ignacio AlatOrre, the ne'
minister from Mexico o. Gnntemhli
arrived 10 san Francisco yesterdal
he decllned 10 talk about Aexicn
matters. Senor Alatorre will lea'
an the next st-ameT fDr Guaiemsli
WANTED. - Bradshaw, COLUMBIA
and other fue varieties Of plumz
the cannery. salem Gaming Coz
any s.l-dW-2w.
JrsT RECuvED.- Fine new strs
ofmouldings. baskets picture frams
etc. n Wm. -aFzeants. a.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06
Summons.

In tu, circuit court pithc state nf oregon
for the county Of Marion,
+ ~. EanBuren, plalniinl suit tndl-olNr
w. the mas
Allie NGnBureu defendant riazc contract
To Allie NanB Buren, said defendant In
the name Of the state Oi oregon, NOu are
hereby commanded % answer the com
ulniut filed In said court against yOn in thc
above entitled suit. by the 18Th day oiO ip-
her. lsgu. The frst dHN Of The next regular
term OF laid court. and you are lufiufI
notified that N you nll ~ answer a. Ebptr
requlred, said plauun Will apply 10 the
court Glr "a decree dirsolylnE he marriage
contract now existing between you nnd
him, ana for cpeis.
This summons Do published by order o'
Hon r. 4. BJi-e, Judge, made uI chamber
Iuly VI Ion. j. J.A.APPLEGAlE
Attorney Jr PIN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06

NpwpoRr.-Person- wishing one
-. mos. nice. furnished rooms al
Newport, apply to editor ''' ~ % 30
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06

FINE BUSINESS PRorERTt{,,Idf- !, r. o, |,
sale for a few days only. Al, A,l oi lida .
SaiT nsrt Of the property on the east 7lIe ,Is 9
r. PS' commercial street, kno"n, q, a, 'i''
81 4HIeUtscbell estate. Inquier oi ~ "; -
Chanlberlin.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06

see the 5 and 10 cent counter oa''
lin. ,t Wm. Sargeants.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06
WHAT ISA TUBULAR WELL?
Be Sure 70 Read and Get no Other

A genuine Tubular well is constr lCted hy
putting dowuH three inch iron pipe, with
no openings except top ana bottom. No
dirt can get In aud only pure water can be
got out This is The only kind Of wcll that
worms ana insects cannot get into, that Is
absolutely surface water proof aud that
is forced through the cement strata To
the pure living water II IL positively the
only kind OF well that Is worth building in
this country James A. Roberts, salem,
lrcsideucc near iuir Eroundsl makes thcto
wells term, reasonable" 10 year, eNn"rl-
cnrc. G.ll-lm-d-5m-w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06

.. % u's ,oidsn BaIsAH No. 4
D.. rFeB. lft, and . o0nd 6lages,
r.TsEu taH Legs and body; hofs EAra,
gcs, hnte ftr, CoppeT-c l0rld HiOtchss,
SD "a. .flh, tlsfssed scalp, and al
tg ~ ne discate fn0Wn -
.H. I.Eire, 2 s 90 per Bottle.
..s isitha - q idrn BaIsam No. =
lIl.a ...l.. IrF. N.fCIr.a' 8yphl.ltle hheu-
.rlI. .aa, l4.ss .1 the Eoaes, Palms in tho
tlt.I. 8. - ne Aols. lleerated sore
f.#a ..te f.fh. LauIs Eld con.
,T1. 80 g.. h.tat.a " ihe Llmbs. and
--rH from the system.
HLa 81 .lt t.f.ti0n o. abuse
Sc r fHa b - pure and
o. IS 90 poF Ottis.
.Hr' Caiisn = anish Aaft-
Pot of c9lg-fal4. eiest,
E"i af ruaary of Geni,
.'.-n'.- .rTi'ssA 30 per
~ rsHu' oIssn spaaish la
s-l.sH god1Tihs.,
ttnetuffs A.. Price
Ht Golden O'Htmsnt
.frf aHr ..f.e hnf.t,
lIr-r o. -el 80 D HsE
f-lIal pn a-hf-sf
itfg f.ga u p.a.
rfsf 20 - re- EcE.
100 "a tsarginr,
f'.. a.. n d., ia-ufsiJ I-eE71
ifrfEpssa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06
WASHINGTON.

ORIGINAL PACK AGE BILL AGREED
TO.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. e.
The house agreed to the conference
report on the original package bill.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06

ne IucnaFds drug o5ta aPaHy. ssrats 2 =
CFculaF mailed fFee,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06
Stock Holders Meeting.

FINH g. annual meeting ulthesiocN lnIdrys
lu she Dulu Mouutgta ana DIV buirh
Consolidated Gold and silver Mining &C.,.
Will bee held ui tho Onlrr oi the cpmptHt
Ia salem. Oregon, un The itlu dny of Au-
gust. lnitI, al the hour ol2 OlOck p. M, for
The purpose ofelectlng tyo director for The
ensuing year. X. rs, CANNON, Pres.
SETH R. HAM NEk. Scrrci4ry. 7liw:i
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06

WASTED Bradshaw, ColumDia,
aud other fne varieties Of plums a.
l75 the cannery. salem Canning Com
,.uv s.l-dW-2w.
JrrT RECuvED.- Fine new stock
ofmouldings. baskets, picturr frames'
ION etc. n Wm. -GrzeanFs. a.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-06

senor Ignacio Alatorre, the ne"
minister from Mexico o. Guatemala,
arrived in san Francisco yesterday.
He declIned 10 talk about Mexican
matters. Senor AlatOrre will leave
oo the next st-amer for Guatemala.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
They Should be Elected by the
People.
Valuable Suggestions by M d, harter, Of
Mansfield, 10 the New York Post,
no TuE EDITOR on Tm EVENING

TO THE EDITOR or Tm EVENING
POsTi
SIN; The experience OF many States
during tho last few years shows very
clearly that however satisfactory the
election OF United states Senators by
State Legislatures may have been In
the past, 10 10 now open 10 fatal Objec-
tl0na, and that change must be made,
ANY change which reaulla In the cleo,
llOn by tho people OF Stats of It's
United States Senators IN the same
manner aa They elect It's State OiiiceTa
ana COngrehamen'atLarge VIII DO a
complete remedy, u remedy, too, which
IL open 10 no objection, and which
would almost Immediately improve
and elevate the Senate as q body. so
ailf'eyldent are the advantages of such
\ system that discussion OF ith merits
N nnoalled for We know, however,
tho delays which such improvements In
method meet, ana the long period OF
time which must elaphe before the pres
ent aystem can be regularly altered,
and ! therefore venture 10 suggest d
temporary but complete remedy 10 be
applied pending the completion OF the
legislation needed to permanently
correct the present system. This
remedy ia 20 have the State
Convention of each party name
tho man by resolution who shall be
cOnGdered the choice of the people of
The state for Senator, and call upon the
Legislature 10 be elected 10 Tatify the
choice of the people Of the State. In
thla way all opportunity for legislative
scandal will be removed, and as a rule
only men OF high grade will reach the
Senate, The exceptions will be when
the people OF the State are content or
prefer 70 be represented by inferior
men, There ID, however, little doubt
but conventions would make aa g. rule
Wise selections, for unwiae ones would
aerl0nhly embaraas theauceeedlng State
canvass while tho recommendation of
an able man, possessing tho confidence
OF his party and the respect OF the peO,
pie OF the State would materially help
the balance of the State ticket.
The effect OF such change ag this
would be 10 give the United State Sen.
ate 40 Il body hold upon the cOnn.
dence OF the people and secure for II a
sympathy throughout the country,
which II 10 clear " has not had In any
marked or proper degree for years
past, Respectfully,
MICHAEL ID. HARTER.
MANSFIELD, o, Jan, 20,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

A gentleman In Union county, Mo-, who
is too modest q man to have his name
mentioned In the nowepapers, was cured
OF rheumatism by Chamborlain's Pain
Balm, after trying other medicines and
treatmonts for telrloon years. Fifty.cent
bottles for sale by Durbln, Wright u Co.
and Il, Sollman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

"It's only question Of time" and q
short time, too, as TO when your rheu-
matism viii yield to Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Try II.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
TO BLOW UP THE QUINNEBATG.
A NUMBER OF ENLISTED MEN TO BE DIS

A NUMBER OF ENLISTED MEN TO BE DIS
MISSED BEFORE THEIR TERMS EXPIRE
Tire old wooden sloopoi-war Quinnebaug, or the
"Yankee excusc' as she dubbed in Europe,
because Of her dilapdated condition when she left
Alexandria, Egypt for NswYorl, on April 10, 1se0,
will probably he blown up by submarine torpedo in
a few days. Since she condemned by board
of survey useless for further service, she has
lain in a bed Of mud in the Whitney Basin, at tins
Navy Yard and yesterday she was hauled out by
two tugs to make a cruise 10 Wiletts Point at tho
entrance of Long Island Sound. Here she IS TO be
experimental upon by the torpedo experts Of the Army
10 determine whether she can brave the force OF
torpedo explosion and escape with the same good
fortune that has attended her in many hurricanes,
cyclones, typhOons and water spouts.
Captain L. A. Beardsec, commandant of the re-
ceivng ship Vermont, yesterday received instructions
to discharge all enlisted men whose terms VIII eX-
pire III three months less. There between one
and two hundred sailors who have recently returned
home from a cruise, and who have only short time
longer to serve. Tile object OF giving them their
discharges is the hope that they viii reenst, when
they will he drafted TO fill up the the new
steel vessels about TO go on active service.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
FACTORY INSPECTORS DEBATE.
FEMALE MEMBERS OF THE CONVENTION HOLD
THEIR OWN SUCCESSFULLY.


The State Factory Inspectors held the session yes
terday OF their annual convention in the Common
Council Chamber. L. X. Campbell's paper, read on
Wednesday, first discussed. On the motion Of
Mr. Coe, of New-York, the paper referred to the
Committee Resolutions, with the direction to re-
port in favor of the enactment Of measure by the
States which have no en-hour law providing for a
maximum of sixty hours labor per week for minors
The convention was nearly divided the vote ON the
instruction to the committee standing 1S to 49,
Mrs. Alexander Bremen, of New-YOIk, read paper
to prove the necessity and efficacy of female inspectors
which was well received. Mrs. McEncry, OF Penn
sylvania, followed Mrs. Bremer, and eloquently IN
dorsed the arguments of Mrs Bremen. several OK
the male delegates who are opposed to appointing
female inspectors attacked the position OF the two
speakers but were soon sienced by the women. Chief
Inspector Connolly, of New-York said that his female
assistants had been effective officials
Evan NJ. Davis of Ohio, read a paper on "Thc Guard
ing OF Elevators and Hoistways," in which he upheld
the gate system of protection Chief Connolly, of this
State was against gates, and urged that the only
proper way to close the shaft at each door as
the elevator passed. This would make the shafts
safe and protect against fire well danger to life
and limb. After further remarks the same subject
by W. 5. Buxton, Of Massachusetts, Rufus r. Wade,
chief of the Massachusetts District Police and Chief
Inspector of Factories, Workshops and Public Build
ings in that State spoke practical ventilation The
air of the ordinary schoOlTOom for fifty pupils, and
containing about 10000 cubic feet of space, should be
changed every seven minutes he said.
In the afternoon the convention made visit TO the
Institutions in charge Of the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
A BOOK FOR SPORTSHLy.

There is between sportsmen a warm feeling Of
knship, and W. B. Lefingwells "Shooting on Up.
land, Marsh and Stream is dedicated 10 American
sportsmen. The volume is series of articles writ
ten by prominent lovers Of shooting, all of whom
have treated Of kindred subjects in other works
Each has taken up the bird with which he
is most fan ar and which affords him the keen
est enjoyment in hunting. aiming TO speak of birds not
in scientific terms but the average sportsman speaks
of them They discuss the habits OF winged game and
dwell particularly upon the most sklfu way of shoot
ing birds. The bay y-sDipe and other fowl of the At
antic Coast the woodcock the California quail, tic
rued grouse duck, bobwhitc (mscalled quail often)
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
WATER RUNNING OVER THE CRoroy DAM.

For the first time since the opening Of the new
Aaueduct the water running yesterday over the
Croton DAM a result of the recent rains. Chief En-
gineer Fteley estimated that 37,5Ooo00 gallons of
water are now passing daily through the new Aque-
duct
NJ s. Coleman was the lowest bidder for the con-
tract for building Reservoir D. at $397,262 so. Tho
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE os fNiof-''

Tho crude oil markets yesterday were even moro
duII than on Wednesday, with slightly hrmer tone
and trning advance in quotations There was SUM
talk about the forthcoming monthly development W
MORT but ts worth investor or Speculation can easily
he measured The changes shown Ill the fennSSF
yania field are not likely to be important lor 'o to
-, snroesion by n curtailment Of active deyel-
n. I work The Ohio fields may report cApahulMns M
" pr, for while the producers receive 81 = cenIs a. ~ @
Mo,h' III ~ nned car, little about the sales around 5o@
rorts for certificates at the exchanges iAe 'pccu.
iatiyL situation haies comment out there .af nI Ne
,,rC,irced legitimate arguments u warrant tib'
tu in pennsylvana oil, and there are proDaDM hn
nwcsiment buyers of both grades OF OIL to-u"S '"''
there were two weeks ago. , 49,, so1,n-s IN
The range of prices and the total deal!nss tna a.
National Transit and Buckeye t1pe Line oer'''''"'0'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
THE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTROL.
A LOT OF NEW sUBwAYS TO BE CONSTRUCTED
FORTHWITH.

4 LOT OF NEW sUBwAYS TO BE CONSTRUCTED
FORTHWITH.
The Board Of Electrical Control met az the has"'
office Yesterday ard authorized the construction oi ne"
subwa,s in Fifth-ave, from Washington Square 10
Central Park and in Forty trdst PEARL S'ohc' "li'
IAN. Duane Elm, Centre, Park, Worth' water rlC"'
and South SIS Exchange Place and Old SIp' lor .ho
nse Of the Edison Lighting Company primarily Dut ai'o
for the Brush Mount Morris, United states ana ol'er
corporatLpns report came from the secretary
ch,rrinr certain ticker companies with Vlotuon Oh
the Boards rules by strnng wires regardless OF CON
seouences without a permit. If no eXpldniuoh Is
made the Board az It's next meeting VIII oricr inc
Illicit wires to be cut down
Commissioner GilrOy asked for instructions regaru
in, subs ,diarv ducts and informed that he nTst
issue 10 permits for subsidiary ducts extending bc
ond tbe hmse lire It beug alleged that some d the
1,ruarir, were taking advantage Ol permits Ql Fls
lnd o extend their wires for long distances r'lE
side streets under the plea that they were ohhS suD
sidjarv ducts. such permits hereafter must DC spc
clally obtained. -, o ,ob,, T. rroinor
one OF its clerks for taking upon himself tIc autiOry
of scc rotary Moss and signing orders IN MS Hdhc ul
rncting thc Commissioner Of Pubnc Works To remove
wires OF the East River Company Inc COMPANY say
T,at thc wires were wrOngillly removed ana denaid
S'c5 10 rom The Department OF Public WORKS lor inc
damage done NJ. Tr,inor received untll me next
nIeeiiIc TO make his explanations, WHICH must Dc IN
writing.
one thDg that doesn't sulJ NC sOouV IniS c"saseo"O'
IShni-Iack didn't have to go 10 town for his en-
gagcrent ring. lie simply went up to his room lor
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

sharptailed and spruce grouse plover, wild pigeon;
snipe prairie chicken, Wild goose. wild turkey ana
canvas back duck all treated OF IN separate oap
ters while there are Interesting papers on carry neu
sports in the West, pointers and settlers ana guns.
Dr. g. Irwin Royces closing chapter on coursing tI Ses
fnrtb thc charm O this sport which is nnquestlonabN
Incoming more popular in this country ana the Nao
ard beauty of The reyhound. IheTc Is uIrVush Ouo @
whole volume rur ming current of zeal and iesh ell
thusiasm the fire. spirit and colorng OF whch are
pleasing The Illustrations are eNccieh'' anu @ w
whole volume shows the result OF sunul ana cofe-
LII
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

pa,tmotc Aug 2s.-COttOn quiet; mddins Ike: lihc:
Flour fairly and nrm Whelt1sogtaein asIoi M NJ
steamer 20 red 9sc westera weak & No. Mihe, 90 yd
slp' ~ o1j al O2; December, 81 0P2gSi 90 Corng
SoGthcfn quiet ard nrn Whit 5aa19 5g2ea
3D. september 5c aktd October Rim, Ply 70 aIt oSlSc
tmsthH s11asl2 Provision. firm Bltter qget 3Gt
MN " 10 sugar active and st.Ong; graduated
7ec copper ARM refined l5e Wmsfy % oS 7e1ay "co, az
nominal Receipts-Flour, 1l,ls2 bbsi "he''' "''o'o
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
Consolidated.
stock Exchange.

poencd oil was unchanged at 7.35 cents per gallon
An Lotrels and 9.55 cents in cases no,
" Eoreign GuotatiOns-Antverp, IL 1rahcs' biSm0n'
q Go marks London, La , 3-S pence
ou CITY PENN. Aug. 2s-Natlonal Transit certificates
1,d at sasc highest siSsc lowest % & &c Go'eJ h AZ
IT. sales ~ 600 bbs charters, IVo'of' oDs' S'NP
rocnts 90 40 bbis runs 50, 8OS dds; ,,,,. o,yo.
pits urg. Penn Aug 2smpetroae,uHs @y ycloscd al
ot,nna Tansit certificates opened at oiHci o'oS0u "'
st". highest S47sc; lowest - '4c , ,r. o.ieco,os
p-adf, nd Penn, Avg @S.-Natonai Iiass " nnns.
o,ancd at 81 Sc closed 9c highest oisc; io"esV'
SSI1ac Cloarances, 535, 600 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
s,stnors, finished goods per gallon, 81 Is sugars un
chanaed: No. 2 white oats S6lG37c No. white oats.

Iiariey hush ....................-- 401O0 800
tho PsoSss s sss essy & Sgr market was
Phladolphia Aug. 2s.-FIour-SuDplies snall and
prices firmly held but in view Of na further desne u
wheat buyers were cautiously al ad u MIi aiens
grades Rye ronr-smS apply ana rn at Id sS , a2 fos
lie under lower from other grain centres For:
een prices still below paty WITT values here and
Of 70 red August q 9@GSl os' Ss9Gm6er ~ q d 95s
81 o5s cornMarket weak and prices Of bc.h spot
@ ned S or s aSGS !: @ w
and demand for local eoasmoto a. ~e a. Tor export wa,
il grain depot and 2oih-s eeyaior 5eiae; No MIXED
S5e su Noyember 55ac oa@ca trad dsmanS for
caios light and prices haac lower. under liberal
choice. iSc new 40 2 white l9Ec futures declined Ia
rs wiz cdsr saes Of 10 "te 9 ASgass wG l2 DO 4 sDS
s.PtemSef 4isai1fe: october; 4lisalite: NoSem6.r.
Ole Cheese rn and T. good demand gl skins lsi as.
Feed dull a"d weak Winter bran si9a4s per ton 0t6e;
artise tie ueehsag,d dS 200 GOO bbls what
nens-Wheat. o5OO bush 10000 bush oats. 200
bush.
g 50 aten i5@t5 20 orsrs uncbaascd whiat ileay.
eansS % e1S By a @ @ ana ns inc
at th moment being ancy while tho next theIe would DO
hsayy N.Y. Se%ag Psses s at s%S' as a sSs
caned he deeTpd % fSafa Pns nsSs
70 Keep up VIII te @ fSrGr D Iae1e wa beas n Deem
foo%cd The close vas at Zee Of for september and
$s 2s0 & as S' becS 'as a aSs Ny o. NJ BE-
ssmber 3 ~ y NIX c q e Co., bid The cOA ooot fair bushes:
or rsactd ,ligftly decr1 ta'se later bIt near the
ber. 44c; October 44'-c Msy i7c. oats-Aetve At .
decline o. 9ei NJ can, BIC pa ptember; 3S'c.
Cornmcal steady. r1aXseed - 80. Lead higher New.
York showed uTtur and tho local narNet responded,
r,nned carly selling . 52h Chemical 81 s. whskey:
,raats aud bacon dY. unchanged. Reccipts-EIour
600 bbs wheat, 49, 600 bush 2s Oc0 bush OATS
SD 400 bush. Sliprents-F Flour II 900 bbs: wheat.
Is 600 bush; cora, 100, 900 bush oats 3Oo 900 BUSH
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
ErlY U)anteo.

Males.
LARGE Western firm, manufacturing
~ soaples and specialtics, has an opening
for InaI OF taste, experience and ablllt,
In advertising. also designing and Improving
lab .ls, package, &C.. Unquest.olabls ri.
eIenC > required as IN personal character.
integrity a'd qua III atoms Addl1 IS X.
a. Co. Tribune Office.
A DVERTISING AGENT WANTED t0
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n OACHMAN and VEGETABLE GAR
u DENER.-Plough well and milk. mar
ried no children. Address G.. b.. Box rs,
Tribune O!hcF
IF YOU ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
or wish e. make q change. call at the Old
reliable Metropolitan Agency Positions pro
cured for hooKkeepers, collectors, clcrks,
statesmen porters. packers drivers. coaehmcn.
s.ablemen, watchurn, uscful-men, farm
hands, teamsters, cooks, walters frenen and
mechanics; new orders every mail. MET.
k0P0LIgAN AGENCY. ss5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

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New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

highest bid was J. j. Ridgway's. S445,570 Cocman's
bid for the auxiliary dam, which Ss3092 5O was
also the lowest. The contracts will probably be
awarded when the Commission meets Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
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MIDDLE-AGED Protestant widow,
~ breaking Up her own nome, wants post
tion In respectable family rs good plain COOK
and cOmpetOnt llundrcs> good home pre-
fcircd % wages no objection n the eoun-
Try: best references. Mrs. NOBLE, S2o
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