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Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
ITALY.
Crispi's Utterances in the Deputie.
Deadly Explosion of Balastite.

Crispfs Utterances IN the Deputies.
Deadly Explosion of Balastite.
ROME, May 13.-In the deputies today
Crispi stated that the policy of the
Dreibund would be unchanged. 1t was
a policy of peace and menaced no one,
being solely of a defensive character. In
referring to the African estimates,
Crispi said he was confident there would
soon be formed an Italian East African
company. He said the reports of misery
among the workingmen were greatly ex-
aggerated.
A quantity of balastite, an explosive,
exploded today at the military factory at
Avigliana, near Turin. Fourteen per-
sons were instantly killed and many
others injured, some fatally.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
RUNNING THE TOWN.
A Mayor and Marshal Running Things
With a High Hand.

With High Hand.
New ORLEANS, May 13.-The Picayune'S
Jacksonville, Fla, special says: News
has been received from Cedar Keys, Fla,
to the effect that the mayor and marshal
OF that city have been running the town
for several days. Citizens had been
threatened with pistols; ladies were in
suited; the United States collector forced
to keep inside of doors, and one man
whipped by negro, who did the job
under the persuasion of a loaded revolver
in the hands of Mayor Cottrell. Many
citizens have left the place, as bloodshed
is expected
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
An EmbeZZler PardOned,

SACRAMENTO, May Ex-Governor Wat
erman tonight granted pardon to ex-
Supreme Court Clerk Mccarthy. The
papers for his release will be issued to-
morrow. Mccarthy was convicted of
embezzling about thirteen thousand dol
lars from the state Since his convic-
ton he has been confined in the San
Francisco county jail. The governor
believes Mccarthy has been sufficiently
punished
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
Convention of Hibernians.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 13.-The con-
vention of the Hibernian order began
today. The committees being organ
lied, parade of 500 men followed. An
adjournment was taken till tomorrow.
Delegates from thirty-three states and
territories and Canada and Ireland are
in attendance.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
Editorial Meeting.

PASADENA, May 13.-The executive
committee of the editorial association
of Southern California decided to hold
the semiannual meeting at Santa Bar
bara, July Sth, 9th and 10th. Invita-
tions have been extended to the editors
of Northern California, Nevada, Arizona
and New Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
-
Ru ssian Crops Coop.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 13.--An official
report states that the condition of win
ter rye and wheat in European Russia
is good. In many districts it is very
good. Crops were only slightly injured
in few districts.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
Montenegrins Excited.

CETT1G NE, May ia party of Alban-
ians attacked and plundered provision
train on the way from Trek to this town.
A woman was killed and several other
persons wounded. The Montenegrins are
greatly excited, and conflicts are i'm
pending
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14

The New York Yacht Club has re-
ceived letter from Earl Dunraven,
owner Of the English yacht Valkyrie,
saying that it is absolutely impossible to
race for the America cup under the
present deed of gift, and expressing re-
gret that the New York Yacht Club re-
fuses to recede from the position taken
in the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
The BraZOs Rising Again,

HOUSTON, Tex, May 13.-The Brazos
river is rapidly rising again at Rich
mond and Columbia, and the railway
tracks are under water. Two or three
roads have been compelled to suspend
ODeratiOns
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
Soldier Suicides.

VANCOUVER, Wash, May 13.-Private
Gibln, of G company, fourteenth in
fantry, stationed at Vancouver barracks,
committed suicide this morning, by
shooting himself through the heart
Cause unknown.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
ROBBED HIS BENEFACTOR.
Editor John ii. Wallace Victimized to
the Extent of $4,000.

New YORK, May 13.-John H. Wal
lace, editor and proprietor of WaUace's
Monthly, known the country over as an
authority on trotting horses, has been
robbed OF upwards of $4,000, by Rob-
ert L. Wallace, his nephew, not yet
twenty-one years of age. Leslie Nc
Leod, confidential associate to John
Wallace, and associate editor to Wal
tace's Monthly, is suspected of being an
accomplice of the lad in the scheme of
plunder. Mcleod is now in a cell at po-
lice headquarters. Young Wallace was
a distant relative of John H., and had
been adopted. He would have been the
old editors heir.
Mcleod is well known among sport
ing men in this city. He visited this
section last year to write up Rosemeade,
Palo Alto, and other California horse
ranches. He also edited Charles Mar
WINS book while sojourning at Palo
Alto.l
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
FAITH REVISIONISTS,
Returns from the Presby yteries Show a
Majority for Revision.


New YORK, May 13.-The Independent
this week publishes returns from all but
five OF the presbyteries OF the
Presbyterian church, showing that
l33 voted for revision sixty
nine against revision and six de-
Ginning to vote. Most OF the presby-
teries not heard from are foreign. Ac-
cording to the footings OF the vote in de-
tail for each presbytery, 1882 ministers
and elders voted against, and 1884 min
listers and elders for revision. Many of
the southern presbyteries, composed
chiefly OF negroes, voted solidly
against revision, as did also the presby-
teries of California.
Bishop for the Coast.
ST. LOUIS, May 13.-In the general
conference of the NJ. f.. church south
today, the committee on episcopacy rec
commended that bishop be assigned to
reside on the Pacific coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
THE RATE WAR.
Further Cuts Made-The Situation Be-
coming Decidedly Interesting.

CHICAGO, May 13.-The Burlington
road today met the Alton cut from Kan
sas City and also made a sweeping cut
between Kansas City and st. Louis.
The Atchison road announces that it
will put the reduced rate in force both
ways. The Ohio and Mississippi road
has added to the turmoil by cutting the
passenger rate between Cincinnati and
Kansas City. From st. Paul it is learned
that all the roads are preparing to meet
the cuts made yesterday. Further cuts
are expected in day or so. The situa-
ton is becoming decidedly interesting
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
Killed by q Runaway.

SAN JOSE, CAL, May 13.-Emory G.
Allison, aged about 25, was thrown from
his seat by his team running away. The
wheel passed over him, breaking his
back, and he died in few minutes.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
Accidentally Shot.

SPOKANE FALLS, Wyo., May 13.-John
Downer, aged IA, son Of well-known
contractor, was accidentally shot and
killed today. A shotgun he carried was
discharged, the charge taking effect in
his breast.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
Terms of Compromise,

Of the has "y accepted an sesfto or to
pay $500 and costs, in compromise of the
case of the Mexican steamer Montserrat,
against which this government had a
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
ADnOinted .Iudpe.

REDwooD CRY, CAL, May 13.-Ed-
ward F. Fitzpatrick, of Redwood City,
has been appointed by the governor to
fill the unexpired term of E. f. Head as
superior judge of San Mateo county.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
COmroiffal Cnicido

TACOMA, May BIB. F. Howe, aged
70, and member of the G. A. r., COM
mitted suicide today, by shooting him
self in the head. He had been de-
spondent.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-14
A Plot to RESCUE Panitza.

SOFIA, May 13.-It is reported that a
plot is on foot to attempt to rescue Major
Panitza, who is now in prison for con-
spring against Prince Ferdinand.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14

nominal CRY steam higher and irm; quoted .; iS 900
.nriI closed nominal: Nav closed az O'lc SAFES, ivy
,rss q iooC 20. June closed a. bifc July coseu ~
SOC: salcs $50 a. 613d6soc Au5ust eiost1 AZ
lined Crntienc quoted Gj0dO51c south America " ID
III - ,.ti-C holce brand, command hIm prices t mu
o,h.rvise the market rules STEADY, but, uSe ~
VI. quiet incident to thc, close ol cre,n' .ne
crr RIM Eign Creamery. fancy, l0Ea2oc we,t-
.rn Creamery fancy, IL Glsc 30, piine 70 choo
H.. Sr d. fair good. lod ic; STATE daity' , na'
49, o11d ,afs fancy 1Sc; choice. l10l1 90 nvo',
~ % efatn palry Welsh tuba fancy, log lV',,y
1hSce l.ailc: Dairy th. tSo' iaTi ga Good ood
M,Srlh sc Wc,terii parry. choice. l2dl3 DO
rd io~ilc. fair 7doc; Western Factory. fahcN
IL" Is,1.,y 10 and ractory fhrds Dc. OFT Euutr; weston
creamery. % state, cnlse DAN h.n,S anu 51e.
W.T. .rn DaiIv aud Factors, IA II i.lS - T.. ~ M
~ arm atN.t generally with steady cein'nus rom u'
trns. a"d -,rr Iittlr pltt inquiry STATE FicD
al made fancy white, II an &c ,oofrd' ilc'
IAN "1ur' ioi,,. choice l04dlO'sc; common to
tof., l' ~. ,,rt inns, ld9iIc; common skins, -d3c
Ghi a,f r1o-c pennsy l,ana SKINS IL .i.'''H
X,ra ,t,aGy mainttncd IN Plc" on mou'ra"i ar,s' ,
and ,.lr demand Statr and f'uhsyNalia irr>h 80"
IL W.sern lr, sh. l24c; >olthrih ia l2c sOn'h'
,.st,u fresh 12Gi2,c; go',' -" uu a. -" -
"'sn ~ eaw"Gui't for the cay hGt very ntn S3cS
n,d pa ricn Al -coNado - test AZ 4'sc. ar
i,, , o,,n,,d a, &c: rentucal ?O test . 90.
i,,n,7 VIII ne, iyc aud nrIn ,ru,hel &c Cnt i;,h'
f',h.s dc. Powdered. bloc HIanustcd - l,lD.
Moud " Gsc Confectionery, ~ ,,,,, ..,'
"A . Jg,c: on a." 52a3 LILO, " r.Ns'< '<xor,
,tN,;lc: Extra 60 54G5sci 'C' '0'sci hcho"'
4',c n.c.,. ,,, - ,,cht demand Choice lard. in tcs.
, Il f'Ht'! ~ - -ir O.eornraarine. city, 5'sc M
f'T A. oty urhaug.d in pie" ana que1' fIhe cisS
quoted ut l2c. 40 aa'es f'po''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
COTTON M,GKErs-GY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool April 12-i p a,y included $500 bales
ding. Gl-d. The sales oi 1'' 49,
Amrri'a an A, raon-- Niddlng low mid
dng enG-c Xrr deliver oia @ ad ,c'1 Ie ApI d@ysrS sl
M"f , t,'r and jul delivery. li6id sellers
Juy aud AGsu, dcv - ga ,rG d"ysrT aoI deIy qy
nrr l'Sd seller: scp.r9er dell f., c1e lt;c,a
~,,rr l.r and October liNrf, . % Oth seli'ia ;
bn!'f-, ,,h'' ~ Xoo,r1h,r dct,ery. i9Gid, bS Scrs 80
SS@ans6 April con @let "lGa's n1 and nv sro,
lrcci,t, 81 haie- exports 10 I'll" oo''''"'' '-'
1,rl r. e ot'on nFn n.adng 10 io.lO
low nldding, 10 il6; sood @'tr7"H' IVA NV ''''
,ro., receipts, =, bales; stock 3f''' ,d,, =, nat and
Noifok April T.. otton arm mu,ps. m,,. - ' ar.s r'
ero,. receipts ~ bales eApoi" 0o''''''' '''' '"
3Os: stock l3.1S1. o,,,,l
H,ltin or, Alrl ~ oton nomin9i, ,s,,,, TIA.
lr ddlrg 10 1916: good ordinary. lo net ana RI9oos
receipts so bales, exports '''7'"i9'' '"' 7'' '''
stock lOg. 81.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
Miscellaneous.
Iratncrs.

A TUTORS cOtcInc.ses. professors. teacher.. al
n. bIanchc- supple, -thVO- srQ i4Hi.'> > 400! ,i'-
ct.a.. l.4grn.- Modern +i% 81
COYRIIRI ~ l.. 17tnst.. BET. itA>i' md Bfp-a">F.
REST T1.AC HERS Amer, ~ ~Ad ci' IN. ~ ~ "a
n fo all branches in al 10 a.t'- no cntfs Ilt' ~
lI.o WANTED. lee iOl registration. iorn iDi stamp
K H. AVERY. American School Br''sr. = "'-' lfti--t.
n. Y
A MIKrCA% AND TOREIGN TEA, HERS AGENCY
"A supple, Professor. Ieach"fs IHto'. GOV i"'se'
Mr., NJ J. YOCS'-ft LION. 3 Union SqNar".
(,HAPEHONE.-A tcach'i wishes position Tor "nc
y summer cAap'rou" of fiHf'ln' COMPANION - f"f
Id.-. bet city personal rti'nn,H- Address H. b"N
&c. Tribune Uptown Ohrr. rs hf"'n"'N
S,CHEEMEEHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and bc-t known in y. :. Established l5Ip
8 last lith--t. y. J.
HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY Issb lssO'
Surli,. school. with tcal hers with POSITION,
W D. KFHI; Manager. IN Aston Place Ne".f'fh.
XVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BrEtAt fo'
w both ~-No. supplies professor ta nos. ioNci'-r'
musicians Necpof- cOnD4nions rnp"ron''. &C. 20
colleges schools and families; also hooHHs s'Ho'ra'
uhc.. and rouvi business firm ~
Nc Z l. WEKNI.R go iih-a.r.. VOW ~ NV.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFrFE-IhcTc wa gaiet n.rSet for o on I"e
~ "a, ha, ouot.i at l9sc and uud'scbcd do, 1S',e
e 40 rportclo Md siade, ir" ana IN mei ,o
lao. Iahat and go p,cul- finor on private rfni,
0tron. l,ndsd lower. aud speculation wa quite Hod'i
,-ohl. adNicc- wraScf, when nan a trp -
'nr inrnrnce IIaNrc declined = fr aud Hanouis lost
i.c i.c m,r closing heavy. Rio. however. quoted hIi'
,hfic rhange reduced To u Ia. 1he "oal Ialh.t
ln<c ia 10 lnts carly after which there "'s tT'nr
,.,' ~ !, noint, with some little 'lOn- selling rl","g
.icadv l.io quotes Kcrar First 80 ',ood S oS6
,.d $50 rNchangr tpr,at"I, II :; rtc'lPt'' NV
i,@. Ho clearance. United States, QUO piH>' ",.
sinrE III 600 bags santos receipts 3cVV bs, d1n
,rIt A. Mo Jul, l. lSS9 TO April II, loHo, l'', ,,'v
iae" same time 1889 sG36ooo bags SANE '',. -,
Inff - 1890 - on bag~ same time 1851 -'l-'VVO
BAGS -aiu. time is-S. 933 600 lass. ,,,o,vs.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
RAILROADS..
TEN N S Viva N ] a
I RAILROAD.
M AND AFTER MARCH ,. 1890

Trains leave stations foot Of Desbrosscs and Cort.
11 rDd' s.si =. i. a. FAST LNE for the ws Pullman
yesbuie sleeping and fsSf s az Sa G hcasa Cs'esnd
Sc LOUIS II aIen %sf' ana Rcn%oso % eAcsp as Sunday ID. ~" &
Is,da MY ~ NEW.YoRK AND CHICAGO LIN.
pa1,ns daD and state-iioSm, sesp@s Dining smoking
sod .aS no" Ia @ sese.
lSle, l1d,ss Of Tla Nome 'or' or once Heated shd
by stationary ard movable ci,,t,'v M ngmss @ Ai'e' on'
200 .% sses SXD cSc.SYATi dst ISG An
70 s. L01,' 10 'ean5 @tSs and Afr Hss- a
cnnati II 10 Chicago p H. ana s'' Louis 40
$50 p. M."Tfif WESTERN EXPRESS ,9r all points IN
tnc WeSt. Northwest and south"frsl,, paman ye,ti.
t6ieaec cnsnastl MmPh,. reaa'',s2Ia Railroad
cnnat 80 hicaso So p y, onn.' ncA eay ~, s9d 81
500 pd r. aqS T. TGsf9 %S1 frY ffRR vs,sq.
! a Sleeping s &c Gag nssnSSsn]os Ss%ES v1 e. Ssss
80 Columbus rs p No. n ~, I, hpd dar E'aSs aSG
for CORY. Ere tho on Regions. Cleveland and cop~.
BALTIMORE. wAsHINGT0N AND TIE -otTH
aastea L'ed LAHeII % % Of n ru1 ale s.S, %.nsos Ion
say y O. eASep % and sdaIE -. Limited sa With
DSqs as 3 sr.s oo |ssas.S" ssG 80 no. no. y Oo
2io 80 90 and 9o9 p m sad ~ 2o 10 and PIN; i ~
SunS.y' M aad Y0i i2l5 nis6i point cheqSsaSs
and ono E1wa and o1nccop%. co "a m ' day D'""s
For XfANc CITY p m s5Gs9 c@0. Gofes iof rpSa: psre
Mills For Canc Nav. 90 y. M week cay,,, 80,
For Old Point and Norfolk, Via New YORK Phla1elpnis
and Norfolk Railroad 90 a. IN. DAILY except Sunday
and S 90 p N. daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line 2:lo
y $50 FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EApi,Ss trains Il a g.
SS I'd % S 60 90 Snlieso Stta Inss "a
II 20 lg, ~ To- oo o., g 90 : " ~ ny ~.
Aceommodation u 10 aad aoo 10 Y3o mI.;d H. Sun ans
10 a. M. 90 4 4 .3O D. 30, and y M, and
u Is night. Accommodation, 90 D. M
The Transfer Company will call tor ana cheek
baggage fros hotels AID re-idenc
For timetables Of local trains Apply 70 any ucks ageas
Of Company -
CHAS T.. PCGU. J. X. WOOD
General General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
Steamboats,.

TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
o.. except s4tuldly, ;. H. electric lSht, ana bells.
-. l., IA rooms. Connect Will trains Of Delaware
add Hudson and Ftrh0uls riAwsys. Sunday steamer
to4th ~ Albany.
Ii FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
4 INK LINE The iusld, route Boston. - Pr0sl.
49,. - . Worcester. >. 30. Steamers leave new Pier
go unc bloch above tAnal-st.. Al . D. III. sundays
excepted.
LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
\ sf..n,.. Dt.lW and DEAN KlCHMOND ID FOR Albany
-.',e OLD PIER II. y. T.. loot ,anast. al D. IN.
~ M points, heat and electric lights throughout
WALL RIVER LINE.-BoSton. $500. for
i lf.,.cla,. lnAtd re1et,s ,tAEts RtpI Wed 10
All Si-NDAl, INCLl DID. 1T p. m Connect Oh
., tf.IN lo1' irOu Brooklyn A. 30. jersey CITY a.
,' -, an..r- ~ EirNN aud PROVIDENCE IN COM
-.lon An orchestra on each STEINER.
EATSkIlL. Ill D,ON. AND CONSACKlE.
4 no,,- leave daily. Sunday cNc'pted fiom Pier 3}.
ff JA..-t y t.. o. q D. n, cNnhe. ths a. Hudson win
r. H. direct tp ncunnf,oH W
=, lNGSTON. KONDOUT and way landings,
~ Vaudl,- Wednesdays and lrdaY-. NOiuuNhcinS
, s BOAT leaves ison foot oi ilarr.'on.-t At " NJ
ArF AiF"r "r,TGNIE rREMriE STEAMBOAT co.
srORWICU LINE - FANORlTE INSIDE
"a rS,'fi 'far.- reduced. re Boston -; Wosce,ter
,,nilpr rrduO lions 90 az points East steamers
> 10 aI nfuni North HNrr fo'' OF Watts -
., nl.r above D,-hso,-r>> - Fcir,) tlly. Suuhy ~
,,n.,d. a. . 80 g.. 81. - " h"NDf- zen
A. EW -nANLN.-StcamcrS leave Peck Slip
Y 'r'.r - + r. ats %. r. and II p m. tSmdays cN
ccutcdl Nucr. arrive n 'Nr ~. tr.- nptlh ana cAs
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
THE TARIFF OF 1893.

A panphlc, OF 20 pages. by 10 inches TO the psrc'
ths duty aT'ic" under The present ttrN
and showing also the whole free list An introduction gives
Of whole aI!r legislation OF the Hlte1
states from the beginning Of tie 'ovcrn cnt ne ports
~ c\crv article dutiabe flcr in -t3 ana lSS!. ar"
given Tor the Of reference. and 'h amounts o dty
on cach article Also the total imports OF each
v.. ,ucc 17a1 Giving also a. the Mills
XII and the Scna'c tsTf lll. Price j. cents, postage
raid Published by The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
TRIBI-NE ALMANAC. 1890.

r, r,,,r, Almanac hold, - own a:ans. all conlcrs
A. hc standard book Of reference 70. iotca! clccton
.art,i nenon aud o.hrr statistics ana informal on 40
90 bo t.s occa.icn 20 70 facts aud figures can
- ror5 20 h. without p cents q copy
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
New YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive AZ and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New YORK.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATioN ~ TIE 9

TIE RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CiIf
TRAISS i.LA\ i. ~ FOlLONS ,,n,r-c
500 A. ~. fA>l NEN-l Ottk SlAIE fAEish"''-
. Que at Canandaigga 90 Buna.o ~ o. ,ii.,r.n du,
BOO A. VI. CHICAGO Nf>l l1t Ill Ll4l I'D ''
,o;o a; onncaS9 80 n; neSt day. vrsl1nuLE LIN.
iIED-due Cincinnati %. Indianapolis lV''V d. "'
I1.3O /. VI. WfSffRN DAY EXPRf-s1daiiy eAceH
SUNDAYS. Train lea.-1g on Saturcays uo'' hO' ''"
50, Of Detroit Cleveland. ...... H., ,,t..o.
500 p. W. FAST WESTERN EAPEt>S-tSnu tn a 'n'SH' ml
1890 T.. VI. FAST NIGHl EAPkESs-lor ho'hesuer'
l,tfialO Fall, and the Mt-t ,,,.,>-.,
FISHKILL (Nl.WBr RIGID PO UGH X tiF> ib, IN y o F~
BECk (kINGSIONl. AND HUDSON ~ % a. ~ ~
II 80 a. % 80 100 = 80 ~ nj so Sl oo 10 90
X RLhfitoEc m; for cihlRRTsoN WEST P6INi .05'iiII0
: H.. = 80 g 80, 3 80 % 80 p nr,rp pt-r
,rpANY TTlCA. SlRAClS. koC hl-> Liz ~ y
FALo AND NIAGARN FALLS-s 20 30 !, %
III 80 4 NJ. 90. 10 90 D H. ol'o Au"h' a"a Ot'a'
TI.snS" tpAEHHrOGA ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
MONTREAI.-fs ;. q. NJ q 80 D. ~. a-3 Coy > ~.
> 80 10 80. II % a. n.. 80 q Oo - ~ D. H'''
ArBEN r G'ENEyA AND o5 80.
rrRKSIfiRf HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
Ear Ticket, and -pare in sleeping Cars apply az 'rini
Canrl station or A. Nos fl3. 80 'i ahh biotuNaF.
:, PARK Fac. Wc> l25tt-st ana i-tn>t - ,rt'igh s
Sew y ofk: 333 M1sniu-'ot-,'' 80 i'' ~ ~
i,,dfori.aNe.. J.. D. Brooklyn. ,,. t,,,,-o ,r,,o
~ ,t~otf'- INDre-, calls for and checa- baggage rom
~<si. and r.-id.ncf~ through % d'-iinii on - o..-
~ nai'v 1xc.p, SUNDAY DAILY eAceD, Satiraay Othes
t7 run ,,1 except those leaving 80 m. and
l2 90 midni,1nnf,;;c ni,1nnf;;ct[ cIt9[e ~ sFOEfF H. DANIELS
JUN 'ii.,-o,i VI. Manager t,enl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
CENTENNIAL IN NETWORK.

Iraucursti6n Of Washington first President OF the
tinted containing the speeches of Harrison
Depew Cleveland Hin and others. and Bishop Potter 5
fouous sermon with other n'e esinc matters; pages
~ nictures. : handsome pamphlet OF l32 pages. on
,sfn,ng also history Of the Sons Of the EcyOlution"
Published by The Tribune. Price. DC copy.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14

"Addrcss TO Farnc-~' and SPECIAL Reports OF I1'ounes
ra,meri Committee on The 'aiious branches o American
farming Tho reports are all N&uabr lseT> anu sa q"
osscn pfodurIs' wool Growing" "tlaN and sugar.
size Of Tho Weekly Tribune. cents copy Published
hy he Tribune
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
prp1-pr1C.V CII-R HANDBOOK.

h,nd.ome pamphiet describing 1t length thc Pc
& 1i, ,nnvonicnt in the United State National
snd state Leagues. and many of thc principal ciun-'
T.,i.. for forming club Topics for debate etc. ETC.
rhc Trbune he newspaper OF the League and
this Official handbook Piec - cents of0ci ifo"
The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14

The letters o l.. i. O., stan correspondent of The
Tribune describing the natural resources public Lands
etc etc. u the two DakOtaN Montana and Washington
81 naccs 9j cents y copy. Order from Tho Tribune
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
OH MARKfT~.

on ct,- pom, Auri l2-Sa'o,al Transit Certificates
~" ~ ' '-,'s. i',.-f 81 2c; lowest -ONc clo-td a5
81 '4c >nlo-, 376o00 bhl- ennthS' h ''''' "''' snip
pt,b1rg penn April l2.Peroleum fairly active.
,fiouaI Tran-.- Certificates opened az '3'c >
nll,,"L o, -il,,. highest sla.c lowest '9'sc
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NIILK md CREAM II CITIES.
WAR SHIPS SINK AT SAMOA.

An Extra IN pamphlet form. published bY Ihc Ifibuhc
containing the thrilling account oi ,n Wvh =. the rii'
, Mar Shus al samoa and t" ga antfY ~ me yankee
tars also Including settlement o. 0kiahoma John sowl
Dsastrr American Girls Abroad with lit OF those
who have married titles abroad; limiting stories"
Amcrica's NAVY" with fu n,t OF thc new snip
their dimensions armament ETC.. etc. etc 70 GEMS
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
ltoal Nolicse.
N TIIr CIRCUIT COURT Of The Cn.ted

~ TIE CIRCUIT COCET OF the United
4 states Tor the Mddlr Dstii't oi Mninra H. ii''H.
u aI' Eac is,,bc he M,nirone9 Lis4t ,,a,'n'.
Hi,9 a,.a a' ~oa- Cr,raa C.c. 'onp.s. u.
>esin.,9 cotton %" ,9ap%n, i,, he I'D in tsl. CO.
u. {, ciliolr- ,I upon. aad claim ip certain HAl
m@psiE s,ds S, ~" , % nai,n, a. n@" to BE- i,ni ritn
tg d Gl,iI i I, +. snn a'a11ra nrf a ng' ya l,~ tn,
n'nsha". 'ornsl" u. li'n-i" dH.Iit'n' y" f'' '.
YorA and samuel vs. nca-laa. May =. n'n,Ase. sarah
r uNtGo cors. h-"1' ,Jal,. Ig's I' rha ',,n,.'f
lir--aw Rat C.. nrisnan and Dai,o y. nrn-As.
Of Ncw.I OK and catherine l. irlrs dthd9n, =, "a
."~: .' and lawn H. .aa. and Aithui y. C,'ara
la'incr, dong Lg~ne.- und~ 'hI nan, o. 1 IN 49,,
Staic OF ONO. az tir southern Cotton on 'oMGh.
ge.@qo" c snd !" ASo ~ . SsS aead."t ' to d G o
resides Fort Payne in the Norihcn Di,icl oi Aia
ceased %no rc,cc in the state srwYolE do aplgaf
g,, g,"0 f Msy seo Ta, Ii- or shall be- serve, on
% 'c" na sai~ Where ,h,y r,spctivciy rsdc aud ao
mon the ',on o. in III ~ Iii, Hna II T. :ustDr
orae,e mat n addition t. aid -'rNie' sd 'ri, H. pro.
on of the ClorN of his cont week for IN oo1-
newspaper printed and published in Monieomcr'. IA
bana and ii 1Ae New-Yolk Tribune, n'%.np'f PiWnd
Y"ik~At Chambers. Apn 5th 1900 pOt =. rAI-
TE c'col '"eis Middle F b2t A2 d f AaSa%a % AS T 'l ~
ieeo~A tue copy Of the original ordr On H., Ait?,
LIZ h',S,ncv.' General Of the rnitd STAT LEWiiSS r.
n
Solicitor. and 81 counsel iog complainant
~ EW-YOEK SUPREME Gov ET. - Louise
~ Narcrr tlalntn. against John {. hp>nhcld Aii'r
Nui,v Jaarl RYAN and Mary Ryan bis "lf" fth" laD"
Muy being fictitious. h"r tiur nam' beng nn"hoMi Fanl
" IedoyN Tfoma. {. Nilald nc Long Island BicN.f.
IhnIn II Ecrd the Ninth Nstiona Bank 81 the ,hy q"
Ncw.york Summols Trial desired IN Kings county.
TO the above named d"icndants and each Of thcm
ynu A.. hrfsi,r Won'L To answer The complaint IN
action and u Of your answer "n iht
iautir, w..hin twftY day a'i ihc -rfNr"
of the dsY of service" ana IN
ca-c of Your :. lufr IT, appnr OF answer yuu-nht ="
m taken against you D. dfarlt FOR The relief dmindrd
La the complaint
DItrd March :. 1890. ,e.,,,,...
l'p.ntiI'- Attorneys.
oei.. .,> pc.,on.cn ,ddr.,> 80 md IJ1 Eloadwav.
''' " %.,r-Tork Cif' Ncv- York
To Jane. Evan aud Mary Ryan his wife Tho name Mar
E.ina i.sltiou~. hcr tr' uaiH' being UNI ii'
,f going summons ui"n yoI ' publication, phf
snart % am order o. Honorable willard naitrit, on'
or The Justices the supreme Court o th' Sldi e" N"N
YORK lin Gay of Aprl ls.p ana hcG i,n L'
coinrlaut In occ IN" clerk Of the 'rph 81 hn.-
81 tAc Hall Record in IA, CIV ~ Ii"oHNh N'"h"i
Dated AWl II. 1890. -,rrN,x
p!iirtn'. Anotn'As
ooi. and post.nic. ,idt ... ~, and f- Broadway.
INV ~ N.W.io4L Cit. New.Iork
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HRAZIII
ppoTrCTIOV To FARMING.

Establishment OF the New Republic. Letters OF "a a
special stan -pondent O I"' i''puHo' P'A'' "
rsmnhlot form, IS cents copy.