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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

A KERN County, CAL. farmer states
that last June he sowed 500 acres Of
land with Egyptian r Last Octo.
her he harvested 800 acres of it, oh.
tanning thirty-six stacks. or about two
tons per acre. Into the remaining 500
acres son head of cattle were turned.
and in about month they had trodden
it all down so that it looked like a field
of harvest-past cornstalks, hut the
ground was covered almost white with
the threshed out kernels. Twelve hum
dred hogs We're then turned in, and
they are said today to be the finest,
largest, LATEST and latest hogs in the
State.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

Cycl1Sa has become regularly a
part of the British light infantry work
at several stations in England, and will
be ore generally introduced.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

PRESIDENT VAN HOME. of the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad, thinks that q
journey around the world will lie made
in ~tliirty-eight days within n few wears.
This will be when the great transasi-
attic railroad across Russia shall have
been completed.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21
Calamity Rewarded.

Uaiahtly Rewarded.
He-What are You reading, Clara?
She-How to be beautiful.
ae.YSu have no need to read suchs
She-Whyn mott
ready.
last nights. {
Hell did.
9he-AndI refused Il II
He-You az. s@
she-Wsll you msytsksHa ox;
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

QUEEN vrcroRlA's regular mail is
about $40 letters per day. She is
ready to discriminate quickly, and an
swers but few of them.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21
THE MODERN RIALTO,
SIXTY MINUTES ON THE CHICAGO
BOARD OF TRADE.

A Description OF the Manner In which It,
business Is Conducted-The Lingo Of
h Institution-lsuils aud Bear.-Puty,
Calls, Strasldles, MARGINS, Etc.. Etc.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

A DISPATCH from Berlin says that
since Prince Alexander of Battenhcrg
Tilted Princess Victoria She has become
SO ill-tempered that Emperor William
has offered her s5O.OO0 a wear ii she
will live outside of Germany. 1t is
probable that the Princess will take up
her residence with Queen Victoria.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

A French electrician has found thst
the electric current retsrds the sepa-.
ration Of cream and preserves the
milk.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

A LoDsIxG-norsE keeper in London
named Foy, who was SO poor that lie
had been sbleto get excused even from
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

HE Rialto. which
S~hakspeare's Shy
lock d~esignates as
the place whore
merchants most do
c%ongregate," was -
at that golden time
when the daughters
of Venice had their
Idowers from SPOTS
lOf nafinns on6 Aha
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21
HOT SPRINGS. q D.
BENEDICT s HAxFoRD. : pusn1snrss
A SEVERE edict against the practice
of dueling has been issued in Japan.

STUDENTS who use tobacco in any
form are denied admission to the Uni
versity of the Pacific at San Jose. Cal.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

a HALF HOUR wrrH suLrANAs Ann
CATALOGUES.

The Empress Of Germany vista Const.n-
ttnople and Il Accor. ted Extraordinary
C~ourtexles She Visits the Harem aud
Dcs.ribcy What She Snw.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

~ ~ All lOtls VI Vu0l0det
bouts" said Mrs. Stanton, shat I.
found myself in Lyons, Ia. in the worst
storm of the winter season. All the
railroads were blockaded with snow
] was to lecture in a town forty miles
distant on that night, but how was I to
get there? The landlord of the hotel
said it would be presumption to try. I
would founder in the snowdrifts. I
asked him if he was willing to let me-
have a good team, sleigh and driver,
to try the way.
But, madam, the snow is too
deep,
"sWill you let me have the team?'
HE yielded at last, and even saw
me out to the sleigh, and gave me q.
hot plank for my feet. Then he tied
me up in IL buffalo robe, fastening the
two corners around my neck. wore.
o WOODEN hood ove my bonnet, and
must have cut O remarkable figure.
When about halfway to the town I
was trying to reach We met a party in
sleighs.
sWhatare the roads like?' called my
driver.
"sImpassable!' came back the an.
swer.
"'Not impossible, since you. have
passed. l shouted from my hood.
Eve kept on and drove up to the
hall where [ was to deliver my lecture
at exactly eight o'clock. All the bells
were ringing merrily, that being the
signal that I had come and that the
townspeople were to rendezvous at the
hall. 1 had a crowded house, and felt
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21
ELIZABETH CADY STANTON.

Famous Winter sleish-Ride 1 IN lows
Meeting u Lecture Engarement.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

tho M rkst Of the particular comnedity.
By this means prices cant forcedsup 8
almost any figure desieed. since sshottss
those who have sold-eannos obtain
the goods to deliver TO the slooes--those
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

L 1 2 A B E T 81
Ca dy Stanton
wears the crown,
Of her s~eventy-oddl
y ears-a c heve-
lure of silver
white hair-with
beautiful dignity.
She recounted to.
a party of friends,
Some of
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-21

'the stirring experiences of her
earlier years, and they lis,
tened with absorbing interest,
to the stories of heroic efforts
made by this pioneer woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
BROOKLYN Real Cslaic 20 Ert.

n, LET.-HOTSI.S.-Or Prospect Park Heights. Ilc.
i giant new BroNnhtonc and Brick and Terra Gotta
Houses The most choice house, viii be-
this For the convenience Of parties wishing
rent purchase. branch onc~. 2,G Fatbu-havr.
viii BE- open evenings. Pdr- wishing b person
ally will ind ne there from 30 ~ - q. in
LIONAHD MOODY.
Real Estate.
II, LlsI.-fLATs-1he most desirable ns- Prospect
i Heights, q 70 y rooms al improvements and
-icamh'atd Prices ranging from So 10 t5o month.
New lt just out. Low prices For fu particulars apply
LEONARD MOODY.
Onice open from a. m. to y. Real Estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
REAL ESTATE
arsrNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

rhoro ,ras n large attendance at the Real Estate
rxcbsnr. YESTERDAY and much Interest was shown
IN tho ale of Nos Isl and 155 East Seventy second
6, The propcrry consists Of an eiehtstory apartment
horse known as the "Orienta," on plot 335xloe2.
and Yields rental of S1o,4GO a year The bidding
...r,ed in at ss5 900 and ran TO $4,000. al which
r,Jre 7 F. Kelley was the buyer. No. "a East Ihr,
Feminist was offered fOr sale by the executors o.,
feorre Widmaycr. The property Is recstoiy anu
collar brick dwelling with extension on lot 2-A'o IT.
regular The bidding ran from $1,000 to SLED :
three story brick dwelling on lot 2l1N9|o SOM lor
SO 900 to J loom. No. $50 Foriyifthst between
Tenth and Eleventh aveS, Is q i've story hilcK h'c-
ment.house lot 25xlO0 feet. The property IS sub
sold for ST., 100 to +. HARMS. u.
No o 400 Second ave, a thrce-stOTy ana ptscIc','
brownstone dwelling lot 2ONo0. sold Tor TSloV 70 l.
Ackus No. 233 East one hundred and twentc'h.s'' =
is6xiOOIl. IT is leased TO MAY l. 1898 1T ne rae
of $40 a year. The bidding ran from 1ooo y"
- 900, and John I. Bailey. Jr.. was inc Du.Vi az,
643 East Onc-hundred and Sevcniccntlist We ", r1
cellar nigh stoop brick house. LOT 49, NloUi0 al
sold for SEA 100 to T.. +. Anderson. No. = ucre
and 2o4 East One-hundrcd and twenty -seventls, W.
sold under foreclosure. They are three hve'os Wot
Tor s55l5O No. III West one hundred anu,s l =; r.
vas also offered under foreclosure, nc p'penCs "
sve-story brick Nat. on lot 25>lo0ll. fia"o'e VI
Jcncks the buyer al $4,000 -. r,,.,,e rom
The following sales we're reported ry Phicb stoon.
brick house No. Asa West Twenty hIs'.s' e.. ;Na 81
Tor 900 900 to u. Kirkland, No. 81 East Fla To-
q four-story high stoop browllSiGme Mo W..
16x55xiOo. for S24 500; TO a. cr hcn stoop rcly
Twenty sccond-st.. theestory "e' ''0'f '"
house. 2Ox1OO, for S16.2oo ,, rxcborc. cola a.,
Ten shares of the stock OF the Exchange SOFA at
public anction yesterday for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
Missouri, Kansas z US H'y Co.
HHo"cAy'r'oN.

~
The aaor'o" of..',e~,s' Of Nov. H. 1889.
Tor ihr rtofGaa1< 600 q the Missouri. >nu-a- aud
Tcsa. isisn o. O.. rEN' re Ally t>ANINOV-
~ri..f ~. lfs.atIou OF able report. from Am-fcr
irHi er ..asn thsr~ less than 200 Five nnd ia
gff - outstanding aud less th"n 2i'ooo
.r.- Ie,'.
f.Il auusiITrrr DECLARE THE PLAN AND
atff ~ IIIftTiii.
A.. ~rfrr,s- T., drpo.itni- % , md per cent
hood. ,.d stock Ct the rieh TO subscribe 10 The
.t-.euu.10O Zach ilnA have hccu filed amounting
to ,srf Sfy.p0H "OG cash, LEAVING LESS THAN
- Dnn. 900 f"c thr GGaiartcc ~'mdic"tr.
-,i-ct.b,rs viii Zee allotted the full amount. say.
the dcrosi'or a. 90 "l.Doo n'c -is per cent bond
=, lu la. l.rd rrancc VII be allotted 500 Of
the aid tard cnIiirs i"r $500 sew per cent. i-'
Mortgage Uruh tcrtinertc aud $40 Of New J
per cent. Preferred -,oc aud the deposition OF 90
shares -,och vino has nrd hi, acceptance will he
allotted 500 g.. ihe .pid innd calling Tor $1,000
sew per cent. 4 Mortgage bonds or Certificates
and $50 90 Ne" per cent. Preferred ~tockl.
A. REQUIRED BN TnE REORG,>IZArIo>
,cnIINR \ ASD BLIDHE ANY ~Itt RITES
CAS- nE TAKEN By IIIE GUARANTEE -iNDI-
CATE tho Hesi-tsrcd Subscribers will be offered the
right subscribe to thr nH-ub-crhed b""nc" Of the
said : :. nGO.0DO Cash iund upon the sam" terms
md conditions H. the ,ubsc riptions now on file ~
soon IA. the Committee can confrm absolutely the
amoun v hich il expected be a-ccriained Ia IA few
da,.
Five per upon the amount Of cash subscription
fun,mblr in cn.h per cent. Consolidated Bonds
will he chilled PAYABLE March -. 1890. and the
remaining % per cent will be called payable on
Jupe !. 1880.
NEW-lORK. Nnrch. ). 1890.
FREDERIC 4. OI.t0TT.
JOEL. =. FREEMAN,
urNRN ". POOR.
ur>Ky UJD.E. COMMITTEE.
COLGATE HOYT.
iOII- FITZGERALD.
d. J. De MARE/ OVENS
g :. ELLIS SO T'faly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
a .DED MORTGAGES.

md .DED MORTGAGES.
AeEer. Henry \ Harriet y Gibbons, No 200 East
hr 1T; ,i'' .J 90 william D0''A''
m.l.ss''';Sii !. qai% Is and another.
'.'a A..:, iS.:-; daiaaS and another. same
proa dS.usr srson add ,her to Lille s,iner No $50
C, hs B: S L5s w,9'' , ess '';' %ss ss;':
.sss.. go ! s S9as s'e2 Shorthand and
samuel ;i., 70 s psyts cor ''h and
ss;s., md s sis to sy cs sod ca''
thaTsi. May ' u and Aisa 70 Ma: Baldwin ct
d. ississs' :'i ';5 P'G
Davis Israel H. :, a. to Jane A,e>andA No 2il
Desns, lIeaiy, " VIE Daniel IN scraon,
No ss Ba,S;s,a 3 y'a earn $50 99o :, uo,.. -,,
Of 9q nish DsS'q o Year a3 500 = ' '
fG 1a1yshs. A@"s o. 7shd!S ys sooS "Y's "
,0d eDc c Shss'o Oh s sns we year. % ws% and
fogg Theodore !, to 0ttie lisac. c Lexington So,
SANE, e James d Putnam. 2d.avc' Of '9tr-st
csri,!oDncs, q oo5 Lena s''ehemer No h.
Herman, Jic5D 70 CHARTS Loeweostein and ano. Ii
ns.t Of Ithav ssa }saT 70 S M r,v,o
w. Hall John AND WI, % ,;so G Ilaock, Nos 80 and
LYMAN. Fanny 10 no;e LYMAN 55th-st, of sto-
oIdstein Morris, 70 Pauline Tcbrieh. Of Monroc-,t.
frccnach Richard L, TO L Life ms Co. OF Goth
st, Sth-aye, g years (2) f5i 600
Herman Jacob TO Morris Rosenthal. No 80 Wilettst.
5 YEAR,, 81, 600
Same 20 Nathan Cohen No 80 wllett-, years 81 600
Hawkins, Frederick, and wife % John Bel son,
Of 135th.st e OF 6th-aye. year, 81, 900.
Hicks, Ellen A. 70 Title Guarantee and Trust Co. Of
B7th-st, OF 9th-aye, years. a., 600
Hume, Thomas. 10 Margaret Hume, No 1851 1st-aye.
gears "a, 600.
same James NJ wentz. No sel lst-ave. years.
Kelly. Bridget. TO Emisrant Indus Saw Bank. Of
26th-st, W OF 9th ave, years, 81 900
Kenyon, David ~ and wife 70 William w Astor S Of
s+th-st Of oth-ave, instruments, $4,000
Kneht Columbus. and wife o a Knight. No 81
East Broadway. years, q, $50
Lubbert, John H. ct al to German r r T Guar T Co.
. OF 13th-st. W OF 7th.aye. years $4,000.
LAZARUS Marks 20 Abraham Schuldner No % Canalst.
years. g.. 725
Meyer Harry r. and wife. Esther A Hartman,
t4<thst W Of Convent.ave. s15.5O0
Ohlharst Rosina. 10 Jonas Well and ano, 3d-ave, n
4oth-st. instas, lease. - 900
Same same, No 1Ils 3d.ave year, lease 5000.
Rsnkin Kate, 20 Nathaniel $ Simpkins, Broadway,
land Edward Busse, yrs. $500.
Rugen Annie and to Hyinan Cohen, No 81 Bayard-
v, year. 81. 600
. Thornton. Margaret A, TO John + Kane, trustee,
shave, D OF 7Jth-st mos. al.
Umberhed. John c. to Charles r Barney and ano, n
DtA.st. Of oth.aye. demand. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
New.York, wednesday, March 5.

New. EE'IV'
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day; . I'D, =, -
20 I'd Xxx Ts Tod.st s. OF 3d-ave, lot 39oxlO22
heM! orv nats with lots Nos 426 TO 432 West 52dst.
aS5 m " of 9th.ayc, lots 25x100.5 each; II Russ
fyc.sory fats with plot Of land Nos go to pa Eas
1o7thst go it OF 9d-aVe plot ooA"'lo' hein" N
Wolf s55.15O- "a.
10 n e OF Ave \, lot 16.7x10010; L l. Anderson.
ga 500. ,., =. ~, =. To-, ,o,hs.
ao- n e OF shave lot 22X79.9xlSXrreg l. Murtha.
BIS POS. -, :, ~. ..a W., 1s,h.s.
. q, IOth.aye lot o5xtoo + HARMS e1I1oO -o
eNastorv fat with lot No III West fO6h-st s. 100
y V ~ o.h.ave LOT 25xlOO.l1: w Jencks $3.50
n -ec.storv dwelling. with lot No Is JoncS-st 5 -
ma n : OF Becckor.st Ion 21x9I6; J Bloom. 5000
rrce sorry dwelling. with lot no az dave >
=, " loifh-st lot 2oXSo Ackens = lSo ,o.,
hrcost. " dw cling with lot No .3S n East 81
4 n ; % Il o. 2daye. lot 1SGXlCOll Bauev'
To-. n aids I'LL # Of 2d.aye. 2sx1oo5; Theo
Knlu1. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
flnanrlal.
Reorganization
OF TIE
ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS
AND
TEXAS RAILWAYS
In Texas and i'm Arkansas and
Missouri.

The Undersigned n all classes OF ST LOUIS
ARKANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY securities. includ'
ns norgage bonds regard a. uabe the schene
REORGANIZATION folmulled by the Berlin first MORTGAGE
tcnGhodcs represented hero by the Contra! Irus'
Company Committee. and invite al security houefs -
deposit their holdings with the
farmers LOAN g. TRUST COMPANY,
which Will issue ten porary receipts therefor subject 70 the
following plan:
THE NEW SECURITIES WILL BE
$40. OOO. 900 ia Per Cent LIST Mortgage Gold Bonds
due 1890.
SIG, 900 1 Per Cent 81 Mortgage tnon-e umuln-
tive Inc ono bonds. due 1920.
St.102.2JO Preferred stock.
SIG,33s,JO6 Common stock.
THE DIVISION or SECURITIES.
Each $1,000 cd LIST Mortgage Bond viii
NeS per cSn i'' d M9s'ss , Colo Dond with
New 1 Per cont I'd Aoitgare Income Bond.
to compensate for reduced interest..-.....-.. 2oo
May. 1882 coupons Will be paid IN cash
Each 1000 old Cd Mortgage Bond will re.
ce.ve
Sew Per Cent 81 Mortgage Income Bond...... $50
Preferred Stock decomposition for surrendcIine
% per cent Of holdings to ls's.-.........-.-- 20"
The old common stock WI. receive new common stock.
share for share.
Assessments.
rer cent on the second mortgage bonds 10 per cet
on the common stock which new A. per cent FIRST
mortgage bonds at par Viii b. given.
Copies Of the reorganization agreement and comparative
Statement; be had Of any member OF The committee
and al the Farmers Loan and Trust Company lnne-
date application viii he made u list the reorganization
certificates the Stock Exchange.
COMMITTEE.
WI. MERTENs
or l.. Won Hoffman & Co.
G.. J. WETZLtH.
Of j. II. rrobsi s GO.
VI. GERN-IiEiM
Cf n. ccru-hcis \ ca.
L. e.. KENNER.
O. WoriishoGrr & 60.
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~TRON(:'S

NAKATUt.A rFkINC~ '. !. Ut. "TUVN'~
au.lrium. Open al tho year. FOR tho tres mens o:
cnae nervous respiratory. malaria and other chronic
f.ea~es. Equipped win all the best remedial appliances
--aonr item Massage Vacuum treatment, Swedish move
nent Suspcn treatment Electricity Turk sh Russian,
Roman Elcetro.thr rmal French douche and sl baths
cheerful resort Tor recreation ou''
indoor sports send for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

The following described Lcasehod Property IN the ci'y
OF York held under Leases flom the SAILOR H'''
naibor will BE- sold subject the Covenants Coadon,
and Provisions in those Leases contained together WI" a.
rights of renewal also contained therein
1st The Premises bounded by BROADWAY, FOURTH
AVENUE. NINTH and TENTH STREETS.
3D. NO 40 EAST TENTH STREET Tor 81 BRL
WORT PLACE.
3D. NO OIL EAST NINTH STREET.
4th. NO 143 EAST ElGHTH-STREEr.
5th NO. so EAST NINTH.sTREEr.
9Th NO. So EAST NINTH.SrREET.
9TH. NO. ~ EAST NiNTH-sTREET.
9Th. NO. ST EAST NlNII.STREET.
9th. 80. 76f BROADWAY.
10th. no. 100 BROADWAY.
nth. NO 762 BROADWAY.
18th NO .6A AND - FcrrTH-AvENrE, AND NO
81 EAST TENNIS IREET, all to be sod as one
parcel.
18th. NO 81 FOURTH-ANENuE.
f4th. NO I4J EAST EIGETH-STREET.
18TH NO - FOURTH.AVENUE, AND - EA>l
NINTH STREET. to be sold together as one parcel
10th. no. Sc FCUETH-ANENUE.
TERMS 10 per OF purchase money payable az SAFE
and residue 30 days thereafter. when assirnmeiS OF inc
leases will be ready for delivery At option OF the Qu'
chaser onchalf OF the puf, may remain on ou
and mortgage with interest a; per cent paY"uIc S'n
annually The mortgages to contain he usual 3o'day
interest and and as~c.Smcn; clauses ana covenants ~
insure the buildings to the amount OF the mortgage
For other terms particulars inquire OF auctoneers or
Of HORACE RUSSELL. Attorney ior Executors. Stewart
Building $50 Broadway.
BY order Of
HENRY HILTON and
CHARLES J. CIlNCH.
Executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
PTNEY WOODS HOTEL
SEA SIDE MOTSE. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ

OPFN TlIROrGHOrT THE YEAR
Extensive Improvements Including salt water baths,
r,.-.r..r elevator. Sc. CHARLES EVANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

Same and WIFE same prop cemanq' 1 oo
Wadswortl. Cornelia Elijah HGDDaru anu any,
trustees Nos 100 and i02 Wortist. 7yis. - oOn W
witch Frederick and wIc Frederick Stiuuh ,o 40
46 Pcsst and % and % Chestnust NIs' TSg1Vn'
Walsh Thomas j. Julius IApman ana "hO' > o''h'
81, W OF 0thaVe. | year. $50 600. - ., ~,
T. ncke Hermann. and wife. 70 lahnN Il :" Ely IL ;
s4.h.s. ~ Of od.a,c 3 w. 1000.
Zw'r-., Henry IS and viz 90 cent'Ti fn@' 10 'ruS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
"CUAI\."
yTp\DO. HAVANA. CUBA.

Branch Of Restaurant Paris" No Ii OReIlly Havana.
M, hr,tcla hotel Will be opened On January lst 1870
TN. ntw ,,lAblsAn oNvr, 70 Merchants Travellers
and rour.-- All the modern imprOS omcnt,. al. contains
tine AID comuodOIs rooms spacious halls fSr parties.
uNliiou. raruinctnt and con.
cciA able cou..os Table nrstcass IN Respect.
EDWARD CHAIN. PropI!ttOr
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Nrrt,nn Gales of Real GetGte.
MORRIS WILKINS. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE
Leasehold Property.
For Sale at Public Auction by Edward
H. Ludlow & Co.

on THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH,
1890. AT IL O'CLOCK NOON. Ar THE REAL
ESTATE sAIESROON. IN THE CITY or NEW
YORK. BY AND UNDER THE DIRECTION or
TIE EXECUTOR> OF TIE LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT OF CORNELIA N. STEWART Dr.
CEASED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
Gin prcptrin for Salr.
FOR SALE OR LEASE
FOR A TENN OF YEARS,

and basu no No. inl urONh-jone stores
ia Orcenwich-st.. near. Re t... 49, 49,
S,ALE or RENT.-NOS. &C.,, AND I07 WEST 7:D-Sr.
The mos. elegant residence st.eet in NewYork; are a.
carefully constructed and handsomely hrted up
Of the 80 built and sold In the last 10 years but
bng the last lct un-od BE- disposed u regardless,
O value, VIII be rented.
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Price Tor 1Ul ON,'DV
Other houses desirable 'oeatons for sale rent
investment properties.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

APART, OF THREE PER~ON~ AID ONE ~IB-
.T>NTIAI CORPORATION HAVE AGREED TO
FORM COMPANY WITH \ CAPITAL OF
s.oOooO. WITH TIE RI RPo~E or HANDLING
DE.IRtBIF SECT RITES WHICH SOME OF TIE
PARTY CONTROL ny MEANS OF CONTRACTS
WITH RAILWAYS. SUCH BONDS WILL. he
TAKEN Ar LOW RATE AND SOLD At NAI.t T.,
TO PRODUCE TOH THIS CONrt>N GENERAL
PROFIT or NEARLY - PER CENT. O\ iIS
,,rIT.I FOIR-FIFTU- or THE ~rOtN ms
nrFN -IB-CRiBED by THE PARTIES RI
tTKRTD TO. NND OTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS AXE
INVITED FOR THE oNE-iifIH PART RE-
NAMING.
Apply ROOM 10, 10 WALl-ST.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-15
TIE

1t is not creditable to the republicans
of the United States senate that Sanders,
main reliance is on partisanship. He
calculates that the republican senators
will be SO blinded by party feeling that
they will disregard all sense of right and
justice in order to admit him. We are
confident that Sanders will find that he is
laboring under a delusion. There are
certainly enough republican senators of
judicial mind and high principle to stand
in the way of any nefarious scheme.
Such senators are very reluctant to place
on the same footing as themselves men Of
doubtful title. They know that such
men are likely to betray others as we'll as
the people of Montana. They d. not rel
ish the notion that it would be in the
power of Sanders and his colleague to
defeat some of the weightiest
measures that might have the support of
an honestly elected majority. Party ext
gencies are not so great that the republi-
can senators should take any chances and
lower the dignity of their own position.
The four states which the democratic
house admitted have given the republi-
cans six senators. thereby ensuring them
q working majority during at least
the present administration.
Moreover, it will be hard to arouse
partisan feeling against Senator Magin-
mis-. His record is well.known at Wash
ington. As a soldier of the Union WHO
enjoyed the friendship of Grant and
Sheridan his claims to honorable treat
ment are strong and will not be disre-
garded at a time when the Grand Army
of the Republic is accorded more weight
in public affairs than it enjoyed even un-
der the leadership of Logan.
Mr.. Clark's position is likewise strong.
He is essentially a business man who has
never been associated with party bitter
ness. AS president of both constitutional
conventions he earned the respect of
republicans as we'll as that of his
own party. He holds to the cardinal
principles Of democracy, but like Major
Maginnis he is in accord with leading
and-a"her matters Of Northwestern cor
Germ.
Whatever course the senate adopts the
democratic position is strong. If it. de-
cides not "to go behind the r~eturns' then
Maginnis and Clark as the bearers of
Governor Toole's certificate are entitled
to immediate admission. II the senate
makes a more searching inquiry it must
come to the conclusion that Jack and
Hall were a pair of knaves so far as the
Silver Bow returns are concerned.