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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

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H pai1 shisty-eas as)lan aso1os's ~
Sse ~ Utee = e. yseR. - - bet11e g
nsnan1aDb Na0a)o 1eg01s1os - -
usso - ~ - ~ 0o1fstoo - -
q. D.. aeuegtsA ChsDi -. wsibs
Ds.A6sDa 1sg1. -. A1119ea. g.. -
pase6sulAn. - - q. l.. C0o1t18.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

Desais Schafnit got his am brokes
while playing dswn % The lover
school GROUND the other day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

Notice is hereby given that eli
notes and accounts due me have been
left With the Farmers & Merchants
Bank for collection. d. u. PLArr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19
j. @. Butler
has moved three
nearer the
of Kansas.


- - wsAsa~e su.ey -
- 49, - Ioei1n uunuex ~
-, Is xssa HI c
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19
When Baby va sick. 10 gsve hse CAstoeiA.
When she was . CAild, she cried for Castoeia.
When she became Xiss, she chung 20 Caseoria.
When che had Children, she gave them CassoeiA

Deyo has his store chock full Of
goods. He has ono Of the largest va
rieties Of Christmas goods we ever saw
tin toys, wooden toys, glass toys,
every kind Of toys made, cups and
saucers, vases. rose jars. etc., plush
goods of every kind and price. Go
to Deyos.
Pope Bros. will open their store
Monday the 22nd in the building for
merly occupied BY +. Mcfarland.
They have = large stock Of clothing,
part Of which vas purchased at an in
surance sale suits slightlv damaged
By water, and can be bought at less
than Wholesale prices.
Cut and slash seems to be the pro-
gram now BY every merchant or at
least they advertise to do 30. Wien.
er, tho leading clothier Of tho Re-
publican Valley, is never behind hand
and Invites al buyers Of clothing,
boots AID shoes to call on him before
buying, and he will convince them
that money will be saved BY doing %.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

CssisR - - 49, paieeias
4SsessAEsS=3
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

We sell more Of Dew it, little ris-
en- thas any other pill; their action
10 20 easy, do not grip OF cause pain,
are the best regulator Of the liver.
stomach and hovles. =
C. L. CorrlN0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

FOR 4 STOVES
c. - WOFAoreA
He he's the finest lise Of stoves
ever teen in the e,ty. He has the
celebrated Garland cook and heaters,
and . fall liae Of Others equally ~
good. Hardware 1t the very lowest
feurss for cash. Do not buy stoves
@ hardware 0atil 700 ZEE ~. Opera
house block. Webster street
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

Go and ses Warner 4 " olfauger.
They ere disposisg Of their goods at
cost
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19
THE PIONEER
3 eed sale Barn
IL. N. R~rcuApDsoN Prom Red cloud

We have moee hay and moro corn, moro ost. and mnsv
barn (An a which We purchased whsa prizes wer ~
6ovn) than any 1lm In town. thse4 10 & psspard : give
o 0wa RSts than any firm bstwssn ths : oosans. Boarding
py tAe day. vWk o. Donfh. We do not bsag od our hooe
nan1hIp. Stock In oar caro- shows thsis ksspine. Gall On
- q The Old ysaiabes harm beck II Posto0cs and !r 0a
Pinsd that shat ~ ten Jon = tsus
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

S14otAses Rtisad- = groVirs in favor
~throQgA0at The south aHd = kiehly no
o00eods1 b pAys6s6ans. We eoosi6se
= tn~18sPeosahls - tAoD VAo knov tAsy
No. paas eEoQgh ~ ordeal q Gh1a-
Nth. Wfi1e DfaaAss1 1eg. o., AtlanAa.
O.. ~ PoFsis1lass. e0a1 d @. L CT
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19
Furnishing Goods,
At BOTTOM Prices

1t has been our aim in the last seven years
that we have done business in Red Cloud to
sell goods for the least possible profit, to make
a fair return for our investment. This, all
fair minded people will concede.
All our goods are guaranteed as represent
ed, and if you find them otherwise brig them
back before being soiled andwe will cheerfully
return your money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

Small in size, great in results: De-
Wits little early risers. Best pill
Tor constipation, best for sick head
ache. best for sour stomach. Sold by
Getting. 5
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

Bald vivs. ths - q Psskiss Z
Rsesssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

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DD0DoOoooee Q0goegon0S
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&<='SA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19
Notice % NOm.ReslAene Defer.
0a0oa.

john Il. Wilcox. Piaiuiia's Ats.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

supreme Cogrt-specia Term1Part before Andrews,
s5s s 9 l S 2 as %? s 5s ss 1885, 49, 2' 1885, |
supreme Court-specal Term-Part IIBefore Beach. J
POI 49, 800 52l, 623' 52o' 'SS' 1856 49, 1875
sup!.me Court lreuit-Part L,9ciore Smith a.
supreme Circuit-Part Before Lawrence J =
@ a S3 me- ,gS s Iih : sS i Paterson
Nos, 12is III 542 1920 1890 1881, 1872. ll7o ileS
2 a 1899 js j 5es , !2S9 l5 535o' l'7 1872
Sap l,iS to, ~ ,crsGIPa Ingraham
S &2 f i5i ii - a25 81 les l' Is5 49, l S2' iG
surrorac's Cour:-Before Ransom. s.,Moton calendar
For probate wills Of Joseph Lane. Caroline Murray,
Cain and Jane, Langan 10 a. N; Catnarne Bg ,
Eenor A. Scott Eo,ina L. BoaIdman. John Taylor ana
superior conTt~Spccai Toru-Before Dugro Nos.
253 95G 25s. 2G2 2cs 800 270 273, 27o' 27 2'S 2s3
Sup.ror Cour;-Equity Term-Before sedgwck C. j.
ror Court-Trlal Terrn-Part I-Before Truax, J.
No 1903 1853 1867 2s4. S07 ZIG 1916 973' $40 1ol
superior Court-Trial Torm-Par Il Before Freedman,
yNos 1924 G53 100. ll56. l1G9, 12o5 12lS 30o 10
He 49, ~ 81 s35 i29, Part III poiore o'Gorman,
J-No+ ocs. 100 900. 40 100 Gi7, 9si. 1874. 117s.
Common 'Picss-6'enerai Tcrm-Adlourned until Feb.
common Pleas-specal rcrm-Before DAILY JMotlons.
Common Ploas-1'rlal Toru-Part I-Beforo Alien, j.
i Na: = c, 2 o25 %' 3d. i6 "a CO. SO. iaso i55
1915 1917 lois 1871 1920 lG3l I329 %. ,,o
@ty Court-specal Term-Before Van wyck j.
cy Trial TcrmPar soo r re Ehrsh Ia
Ctv Court-Tral Term-Part IIoBelorc McAdam G.
,o5 99, - ,6 ,'G 3o7 ,6s 2is7 w. 100 49,
Glty Court"rra 'Term-Part IIG-Before McGOwn J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
THE COURTS.
QUEER CHARGES BY AN IMMIGRANT
COMMISSIONER STEPHENSON ON THE WITNESS
STAND.


Johannes Rommer. the German tailor who was de-
,,,ed at Castle Garden the order of Emigration
commissioner stephenson and sent to Wards Island
ms brought before Judge Barrett in the Supreme Court
yesterday in answer to writ Of habeas corpus
Idce Barrett appointed James J. Nealis take the
testimony in The case, and the hearing begun in
.ho afternoon Rommer told the story again OF how
ticket agent in Castle Garden approached him and
,od him if he did not buy ticket for san Francisco
ma would be sent back to Germany. He further said
mat The agent had told him that il he would buy
,clet for san Francisco he could then stay in this
itv a. he had expressed a wish to do otherwise he
would be locked up.
aWas anything said before this in regard to your
,cinc detained 20 was asked
:. There was nothing said directly about my being
detained but as a matter Of fact detained was
he answer.
The examination then continued as follows:
o-What happened TO you then: were YOU asked
more than once by agents at Castle Garden 10 buy
nn"ret. A.-ScVcral times. with the addition that
,bnncht ticket | might go!
O-Was this from the agents stationed at castle
Garden Ayes. sir. ,, ~
'"oCDo YOU want to go to san Francisco! A.-No.
Did Won at that time A.-No not then. /
RATED 10 stay here awhile 49,
What happened you then? Did YOU stay in
caStie Garden all that daN-thc 10th? Ayes, was
-" un.tairs and aftcrvard to the hospital
ID" NJ Mere Won sickl A.NO, sir, and l am not SICK
noW N-pid You want to land then to come into tho
ctvl Ayes, sir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

Albany, jan 22.-The following causes were argued
in the court Of Appeals. First Division, to-day:
jeremiah Sullivan al, respondents, tho New
York and Roscndale Cement Company. appellant.
Howard VOsburgh, appellant, sgt. John f. Dietendorf
respondent.
In the Second Division the following causes were
argued
Mary b. Van Clesf, appellant agt Catharine Burns
and others, respondents.
John b. Leverich. respondent, agt Weeks W. Culver
and another. appellants
The trustees eto OF the town Of Brookhavcn. appel
lants at. Eebrrt T. Smith, ct al respondents.
Chariot, NJ. smith, respondent, agt. the Agricultural
Insurance Company, appellant.
Following are tho day calendars for Thursday:
DlvslonNos 1913. 1GS 1914, 1915, 1876, 1877, 100
and pol.
Second Diyslon-Nos. 7O2. $50, 7s5. 7sG, IA. 7os.
792 and 194.
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Mrs. Antonettc Lucinda Schcrmcrhorn has beeuh
the supreme for me recovery Of MIN inter-
est property No. 3l4 Firth ave- and Sloooo 'or
damages alleged to have sustained by being deprived
OF the Of tho property in question Inc sun Is against
the executors fathers estate in Wcstchesrr Her
father Francis w. La~ak.
Robert Cottc,on recovered verdict for SOU IRON lury
before Chief McAdam the city Court yesterday
AGAINST John Mckee and James Brown, a. executors
NJ the estate Of Miss Sarah Morrow. Miss Morrow
was the head II department IN ~ J.
Stewards stoIc. and when Mr.. stewart died he
hequcathcd good Dc OF property to her She l"it an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

struck her about the face and body after beating her
husband. The defendant said that he had knocked
Beard down for insulting Inness wife. but denied
having assaulted Mrs.. Beard.
lines said that the Beard, charged that he had not
legally married his wife. as he had another wife Nv
ing from whom he had not been divorced. his
led to the fight. lines exhibited in court decree
showing that his first wife had obtained divorce
from him.
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DIDO You wish to come to the clty now A.-Yes.

Q.-Do you wish to come to the city now Ayes.
sir.
Q.-Do you know by whom You were detained
Al do not know. The gentlemen before whom |
taken spoke English. The gcntlt men present
Commissioner Stephenson and superintendent Of Land
ing simpson, were the ones before whom taken.
The witness then said that he skilled tailor
and had about 800 in his possession. His baggage
worth $50 besides and he was In way
disabled. One of his legs is shorter than the other
Commissioner Stephenson then took the stand lie
testified that his attention had been called to Rommcrs
case by the superintendent of Landing. Mr.. simpson.
lie said TO me- continued Mr. Stephenson that he
had detained the man on a preliminary examination
subject to the action of tire Board OF En- grafton |
stephenson said that he had found by questioning
ROmmer, through Interpreter, that he had no rela-
tves in this country except uncle in California. and
that his intention to go to the uncle but that he
did not know his address a letter his hat
signed him to Pastor Keyl, of New York. Mr. stephen
said that Pastor kcyls called at Castle Garden
but disavOwed any knowledge of ROmmer his
uncle. The Commissioner had considered that. from
the fact that ROmmer was lame and did not have any
relatives in this country who could be found he would
be likely to become public charge, he decided 10
hold him until full meeting of the Board could be
called to pass upon the case. lie dsavoWci any
knowledge Of the alleged threat concerning the Western
ticket.
When the testimony Is all In Judge Barrett will ex
anime ii and give his decision
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Nos 49, 400 AL SOB, 5O4 sos, Soc 5o7, 5os $685. 5io
81, 512, 513 81; ~ ,,.. n
City Court-lrial Term-Part lV-Beiore hcAaam u Dc
Special calendar. ~ , me-, Gal.
r and Assistant Dlstrct-Attorney Dayis-Nos. / TO
20 inclusive. , ~. ,r p,o,o co,,,o, =
and Assistant Dstric:-Attomey Dawson:-Nos. j and
Court OF General SessonsPar llIBefore Fitzgerald.
L. and Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney Jerome-Nos. 70
Z inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
R.pp AVN ANCIENT COINS SOLD.

The Davis coin sale at No. 739 broadway, was con.
tinucd yesterday Ancient Roman aureii broueh
good prices One Of Vespasisn. reverse, hgure OF .
Hebrew seated beneath trophy OF arnor rare
specimen brought S25 So The coin connemorates the
destruction OF Jerusalem by Titus. A few American
quarter dollars brought high prices. One OF 1895 sold
for $40 a sharp and uncrcuated specimen OF 1877
SIG the highest price OF the day An 1866 quarter was
sold for SIS %.
A new twontycent piece of 1876 went for 81 large
number OF medals in honor Of Franklin, Penn.
LAFAYETTE and various officers of the American Army
sold for low prices.
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DID ale 1NIrRY po pOuRLE puTYl

Joshua Page December 10, 1889 recovered verdict
Of SD 900 against the cities OF NewY0rA and Brooklyn
for Injuries alleged lavG been received In an accldehu
the Bridge Decent or ;. 1857 motion for ne"
trial yesterday made before Justice Beach, IN the
Supreme Court by Thoma, +. Wlchcs and w \. Mathis.
counsel for til Defendants on the ground Of surprise
The plaintiff introduced proof Of spinal Injuries, Of "hlch
the defendants had mklng subsequent to the uaI'
It 4, alleged also that named Angelo Sad aier Ie
TRIAL that Page had been injured IN the Little Sver'
accident on the Now.Yolk and Long Branch Railroad IN
1882, and had obtained damages from that company
Counsel for the corporations ntnated that there reo
grounds supposng Mr. Pages spinal injury mas
done double duty. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
C,tn Real estate Go Get
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Zeal Csiaic Oalltro.

w, ANrFD.-A nicely located house WORTH
W -sG. or0 also AN UNFINISHED or pAIi,
ally furnished house, rent about S5VV
Ior-hlv. Great mand for houses anu
"a West 3jth-st.
w ANTED.-To by at one. io IT,, ca1 ~ wa "a
t,.,u mr. (. red not over al5 600 must De
good Investment; no agents. Mf,: H. n
REYNOLDS. New-YOrk Post once.
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SETTLING A BOARDING HOUSE QUARREL
A sealed verdict will be opened this morning by
Justice McGown Of the City Court. in the suit for
damages of Jennie Beard against Frederick y.
Inncs bandmaster of the 18th Regiment. which was
tried YESTERDAY. On June -, 1sso, lines and ms
wife boarded with Mrs. Beard at No. 3l5 East Twelfth
st. quarrel arose and Mrs. Ecard says that lines
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Domeeilc Sliulnun5 Uante0
Males

Males
A FARMER ana VEGETABLE GAR
"A DENEK, \ No. | butter maker ana
poultry raiser, having Il years experience
a. farming. \ so. ! reference; wiling
IT, give security n needed; d~cn@o'd
March I tao other need apply; gentleman ,
place only: ape 3S. Protestant; MARI "a
man no children. Addr0s. II. H., Mil
burn, y. j.
TTENDANT aud NURSE. having IA "a
"A est recommendations from hNSicii ;
and former patients. wishes SITUATION au-
\, rtlser II also a qualified nasscur. please
addrrs, ATTEN DANr. Tribune Once.
ID UTLEK.-By Fngli~huan. whcro second
ID man or par.0rmat j. kept, good crY
references. ". COLES. 3Sl ith-atc.
DUrLER or WAITER by -'nge nan;
ID mlddlc-age; iu plikR.e family g9ol
tty r,f.rcnccs. WI. AKMSl EONG, 7Bj
3I-aNc.. upper Gooi.
COOK. by competent oy ster cook. Ad-
" dress l.. uYMAN. 90 Cannon-s|
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court General Term Recess continued.
supreme Court-Chanibers- Before O'Bricn. J.Motion
calendar Nos ! to 4j called al II o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
THE Cotpr OF APPEALS

sl73000 The present suit is for
payment for a design Tor Miss Morrow's monument
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COOK, HOUSEWORK. &c.-Ry young
y girls, for city or country, for small
uago. 1873 Oth-aVc., at the PROTES-
1ANT HOME BUREAU. 4th house above
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Business G hanccs.


4 i pay cash for any STOCK Of mcr nan
n. dl,c or buy entire sore, out. a. aiY
OoGs. clothing. shoe. proc r.. hardware
stores, Sc. commii- SION PAD 20 agents.
sCHwLINBt Koi. 10 LAT oad--t
ADDI44D.AI. .ttfiIAL procured for
"a business pupo-'- investors adv
without charge. Of dr-ir'bl. oiporunii.',
highest cou u,l,iI. references. ''hI''N
& CARLETON. bro&cI, .o- BtcadNa'.
A LAW III, nrst-cias, draw paper,
ostatc, partnership, patents, oiI9i''l, o..
ATE CHARGES. Box Is. Tribune on.o'.
PAETNrE WANTED in - bI-in'-s
n uat clear, from so o. 500 "-,"
man $50 down. Apply JOINS, 10
Park Row.
4 TrENTION. DEES>MAKEHS '-I.s.
"A tIaOrdiuary chance, W-ll t-.t'I-A
business. with par.or and hifch'n flini'uie
and household utensils. Real i.-iA-" once,
T. 49, 3d-ave.. to d.
~ INTEREST iu a manufirt.f.ur lu-l-
n nt~. conner grocery cheap Ia.nlfi.-.
larfOuI.s everywhere good uiI." bl-lIr
for $500. can AID htrs,lSfe. jos y
50 PARK Row.
CAPITALIST WANTED 90 cnla-c with
y advertiser 30 MANUFACTURING a'i ''t D.
aud of mcrlt. II. T.. Box 49,. A'o4laI".
y. J.
nAIRY and FAN,Y GRDCIEf Ht~I.
~ MSS INTER 81 inr -a.". Dh1p.
AMPS Ola nr,m.-t- Gij 9.h-aNt., NsW-l "Ih.
NOR SALI.-A vonI .ffuuy ron god
L property a large uparitdl trr I'--
ular 'ns~ure- pro~Ie.f,d mon ia Bile an
average Of me o.'s tools first premium ~ ihr
late r,dmont lNpo-.t,,9In A. u. Dr. T., .9 o.,
Div fun parflcrlaf- Address GLo. W
itiONP>6N, Eu'ori. ga.
l. OF SAIL Ou oa-y '.rlr- f. dr'-rppd-
buslnc-- w'ii-r-frhl.-ADd $4,000 20
40 ooo CAP cad r.qur'd tool fr".,n I''
selling. Addrcs, g. II. ROSS. Morris
toHn. y. i.
II OR SAIL. Oldest b,ohbinlery. With
L all machinery and materials wildly
known. declining health Of proprietor
JAMES l.. WALLER. Frankfort. corner
Jacob
GOLD CHEAPER THAN SIEEL.-Ihe
VI best make Of gold pens r-i1.I. y - l.r
cent under manuiioiur. -, pre- bl.l il' y
DtNlAIN FiH co.. -io Broad f'Y.
II YPATIA.-It nrutrll.2r- Tine 900 cone
ii sequences Of d.l,t'r.our '"-.u''l,7.
and ofcctually removes ell wrluk 0i COM
traction q the kin ~ every n'nd.
INVENTOR. lately returned from ,.9.,...
| .rd wltr. BIZ. ha- placed successfully
hi- own inventions. wishes o. rrpre-rni
~ their PATENT Do is VOL introduced in
financial circles and returns 20 London
shortly. Afor-- HOW Nitp -' 'INi- l--l-
ADY with $4,000 20 - 200 90 90 on
IL uip 20 tfop.r- win hu baud auH WY
money secure and doubled On g." mon.
lIrli-t reference, Given ami required.
SINCERE. Tribune ONCE.
IIYPATTA.-F thc complexion ladi'.
ii who have lost ucir bloom. actor ah0
actresses who a." compel 70 use pan,
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flais GO Get, tlnturnisheo.

MATS 10 LET IN THE
< GORDON,
,.th-st. 9'h-av-.. newly decorated steam
bit and oil modern Improvements rent
tom so ~ $50 per month rooms ana
bah. Inouirc ~ tho owner, on picHls =.
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Females.
iuorh iDanico.
hyalea

WIN. l.. HAR1UNG,
a Fxpert Accountant and AUDITOR
Hatnes fsuildine. Room 40. - I'i~ NV.
BUSINESS Man vant- 20 won ~
n ycar,' experience In me dr' ,,
- -, truet or department manager Z"
moor walker or salrslnnn. or Mouu Wv.
Tor a frst-class house or any position WHY
his services and cNp,i lcncc w9gin 20 ~ ~ q,
moderate salary. Address La la -
Box 8, Tribune ONCE
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for Gnic.


4 FIRST-CLASS sawmill and % 600
"A acres Of tine yellow pine timber. with
ra.IrC ad, and locomotive am cars. and every
equipment needed 20 carry timber To mil,
timber never been cut over saw mil al
new above all in FLORIDA, viii sell cheap;
parties wishing 10 purchase adore, G.. w.
Lake ogden. Florida.
A GREAT bargains in job lots OF soap,
"A. brooms. canned good, and a variety OF
other grocery aItirlr~. Nl4W-NOIth GRO.
Gerry AGENCY % Barclay-st.
II or SALE.-Four large mantc and one
L pier glass cheap all hard wood
frames o. II. VOsS. 40 7th-ayc.
II Or SALE.-A 15-hor-. ,n-iuc and 30.
L Aors- .p,wcr boiler Al u good ord 'r :
ave. and Stoub'n.st.. BrnnhI'n. y. y.
EAS.ENGINE. sale. l-hor~c power
VI gas engine: can Do seen running.
Address l.. KOPP. +. -. BoN 80: or apply
az \. G.. Arnoid's. Qulntard Place. Siam
ford. Conn.
YPATIA.-Thc best toilet article over
ii ~, scntod to The public. and highly
recommended hy All tr-t-cla-s chemists.
once 1f2 West 23d--t.
ntFiCE FUKNIID ~ OF All Kinds;
~ roll-top, cylinder top. fat-top standinS
desks. st0Ol-. chars. &c.. all second hand
e Miillam-st.. basement
~ TYPEWRITER. Remington No. =. and
Han m,nd for ~ac, bargain. Room
100. stewart Bnildine.
81 400 0O0 q ,1s.M o AYuE BE- BIZ,
- 50 new pianofortes s19O. DANlEL f.
BEATTY. Washington. New-Jer-ey.
500. 600 EE GS. 51I ,,o,. ls5 sac g.
i. PILLSBURY 8 CO.. Manufa,turcr-
$50 6thaSe
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Eclp G0nnico.
Males

N.Ia.
""icN , ...,..,.t.
A NOt ~ "hrrP"iIc h uh want ~ 'sp'"i
"a ~ AklLe rihI =" "I "H,' " ~
-, ''' t,,e,'.,,,. I'D, frfr,d or might dis
,o-" ~ A., inf. rc-, - advantageous pant, A..
10 the proper pcr-on me abot, o.,cI,- = lai'
,.ne ONCE.
XofN,EE wanted for a l,r,.. hotel ont
II of iLc citv. one wh, thorou ,hly under
',-,d. bi. businc-s and "a. come W,II rr,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

yGrASHINti.--A spectacle woman woulc
w like 20 20 out BY the day washing and
ironing. or take IL home. Call on Mrs.
many 555 West o6th.St.
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Alales.

II ONPANlON.-By "A man OF good habits
~ a. CON ptnion or attendant to "A gentle
man, i, sober and trustworthy no Oblec-
ton TO Al invalid. Address ROBERT, lO30
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco, jan %, 1890
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NXrASUING.-A strong woman wishes 10
w 20 our 10 DO laundry work by the day.
J 3ll East 32d-st.
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domestic Gl,uations Dante6

COOK. HDU SEWDKK, &c.-By Amerl-
" can and German help: thorough cooks
read, biscuit. meats, poultry, pa itrles,
cake. &c: for city or country. 1873 9th
ave. near 10th-st.; at the HOME BU-
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Az ORKING HOUSEKEEPER.-B .
w vIdow with little girl years old,
for wldower or bachelor; bes: OF reference.
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flats Go Set, Furnished

MARRIED couple win rent their i,if'
WI ni-hcG nat. i've 81 outside rooms, 10
J ,ponslli' American family. rea@oh@D,o
10 CHILDREN. Cali on holsekr"peT' ''i
West i-Sth-st.
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for Sale.

RARE collection OF American and
n foreign coins, gold silver and copper
,,Ionounccd by nuni-natists TO be very
,,.,r, and valuable collection, VIII CORE
lend and give particulars also a valuable
collectlOn old almanacs. Address IO'F
Ron 3IG. Willinsntic. Conn
r REDUCED PHICES.-40o second mana
A wood and iron working machines iuiy
eTaranteed, machinery nonsht od ana
changed GEORGE B. EDDY o'o MS1i'
RoTL.TOP DESK for s25; feet roll.
A ION ft,r $40 Smiths roli-toP desk tne
-, wsde, a specially desks OF all KINGS
- n MASON. 81 Willian-s%
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ALLOWED TO SELL THE WASHINGTON CRiIiC.
Washington Jan. 22.-Tn the case OF Thomas j.
Brady against StsOn IIutchns ct all to restrain the
sale of The Critic argument was heard by Judge
Hagner today and the restraining order was dls'
charged and an injunction denied