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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-04

You can supply yourself with Vein
hardt's celebrated lager beer in " odozen
cases. It is just the thing for this hot
weather. Call ct the North Yakima Bot
Ting Works. FRED MEHLER, Prop.
NO gripping, nc nausea, no pain, when
De Wits Little Early Risers are taken.
Small pin. Safe pill. Best pill. We sell
them. O. J. Taft,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-04

Money Loaned without Cost 10 the
Borrower.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-04
No. 1874.

In the Superior court Of the state Of Washington,
and for the county Of Yakima thereof, holding
terms at North Yakima, Yakima county, In
aid Etata
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-04
The Great Xxi Company
more Re-
deeming Qualities
as we are the
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We offer from this day a Reduction of Twenty
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Having just received a magnificent assortment of these goods,
we request you to visit our establishment and be convinced.

Cut Prices in Every Depa tmentI
Imported Henrietta Cloth--Price 9Oc.
Reduced to 6Oc per yard
Silk ribbons, all shades and colors,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-04

THE COwLTTZ Coal TEsTED.-So much
has been said as to the burning and steam
making qualities Of the anthracite coal
from the Cowlitz district that Messrs.
Whitson, Baxter, Reavis, Vinson and
Others had 4 thorough test made of it on
Thursday. 1t was placed in an engine
belonging to the Northern Pacific and not
only burned with very little ash and no
clinkers, but the engineer stated that II
developed three times as much steam as
the Roslyn coal.
GLOVE CONrEsr.-Billy Meyers, the
champion lightweight pugilist Of Illinois,
and Red German, Of Walla Walla, are
matched for 4 ten round contest with
eight Ounce gloves, to take place at the
opera house, Saturday night, for 500 q
side. Local sports are looking forward to
seeing q very lively bout. Meyers is
about twenty pounds lighter than his
adversary, but promises to make Il very
interesting for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
NrwYoRK AND THE woRLD's FAIR

Senator Frank IIiscock came from Washington on
the late train saturday night. and met his wife
and son at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Mr.. IIi,cock-
health is not good, and she j, going 10 Washington
to spend winter. Among sen tt'r Iiec0ce callrr
was Chaunccy VI. Dcpcw, with whom he talked over
the World, Fair project. senator and Mr.. ll,ooch
Will 90 t. Washington today.
General Francis \. Walker has written an article
on the Worlds Fair in Loo, which viii appear in
the February " Forum lie says:
few words regard 70 the principal scat Of the ccle
braton-th place where The great exhibition shall be- held
OF tine three cities most prominently named NcwHogk has
on several accounts, marked prominence. II has a
history equal with that Of country. IL city which
by reason NUMBER IL, trade and IT, importance
port Of immigration widely known abroad than
other Fmlnontly city Of hotels and oaring houses,
Ia. CAPACITY for the accommodation Of visitor, far
passing all rivals. one Of the older communities ~
this new word the cultivation Of The finer arts ha, there
been carried % high point and far a, can safely De-
affirmed Of any American city. good taste would De likely
u characterize is conduct Of the celebration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20

Scarcely iu the history ~ rowing on the Harlem
River ha, such excellent weather that Of the last
t,yp sunday, been known AZ This time ~ the year.
rh, water ua, a- smooth %, q sheet Of sa-- yc,tcr
day aud a number II oar.mcn took advantage OF
H. and not few member, Of one Of the clubs went
iu swimming
u J., reported that movement D. ON foot To abolish
m" Zenith District Court AZ On' hundred and htt>
eighth IT. and Third ave. and consolidate the business
and twenty ntth It,
II has been decided 10 close McComh', Dam Brdre
shortly flr the purpose Of puttnt u 900 repair ms
viii r,sluir, from three To- tour weeks.
IA. ttlLru~ ana Taxpayers Assertion oi the
Twenty third Ward have Issued d 'tll for special
meeting 10 morrow AZ so. 3.lJ- Third ave. 10 ia,
cn,~ the subject Of tuuurlliug the Harlem River at
Third ayc. and uuc hundred and tlirtcth It.
The window OF the liquor ~torc of /. =. Banc. AZ
one hundred and thirty MN H. and Lincoln ave was
.uia he'd ou saturday morning and a quantity of
nuuOr iu bottle, stolen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Conference on Worlds Fair bill, Mayors ONCE i0''
Trial of Henry NJ. Jackson in United States O"''''
Court. .a,,o,rv ease before
examinations In I.amm struggled lewelfy oaso' o'
Tinted States Commissioner Shields .,,ra,;oD
Chicago and st. Louis Railroad Company "'''
no p 90 nreacbers' and Baptist pastors meetings.
morning. 49,, ~ Zoo Fulton.st pm.
cona,cg.tional Club meeting. Clsrk's' 80 p' ~
Annual meeting OF Eastern DispchssrS' Nv ~ -
st. p. m. ,o,.o,tco,s
I,oction ~ the Republican Club. NO. soo fi'h"'o"
sp. ,,,.a, C,ul meeting Seventh-ave and
~ - md wentv.seventh-st p. m 49,, 49,,
.,-a wasbinpton Post, q. A. r., lnstsllaVioh' ho
Brunswick, p. m. ,. ,,.ono.s
Dtmncr q, the Harlem Southern Aud Lang 9Sno 'o'
eiety Morello's. 49, Mcmillan Single Tax
'uo cstcd pioneers of the Territorial Days OF Oao
dinner Morelo's ,,, .oo.ntion To Companies
ID and G.. clubhouse, evening ,,,.r House 3 D. m.
Wnnc Mems Democratic Club, Honnaa hour, even
rntertainment of Rogers, Peet & Oo's '"r''
ing. ,,.,, rros , employes, Central Turn
Hall East Sxty-seventhSt' -. Mic Sarah Wright.
nan In,vesteation of charges against Miss 0"''
School No. SO. p. m. -, .,o prooklvn Institute.
ID. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
FRIGHTENED 81 TIE EPIDEMIC.

From The Chicago Tribune.
.ho ,,,s 4 timd. shrinking creature, with vivid
,',,,,,inn- inst the sort VINO iallo an easy victim
~ ',,.rr endemic, from mump7 To smallpox.
~ - dnrior1 she said tcariully to her family ply0t
ci,, thr other daV know III have that hOrrd grip.
don't see how I'VE missed 1t 50 long. Tell me,
Thc Old plly ,lcan looked at her agtacd face and
graVcly responded 49,
built hlgli thick stone wall about 1t. siA iOOtcr
of catckccpcr a. hard hearted a. nnt was put On
guard with instruction, 10 let no one IN unless on
business one day along came stranger Of fOrblddng
aspect and applied for admission
You can't in eaid the gatckccpcr.
"Thc stranger civly presented his card and repre-
sentcd that his business urgent The gatckccpcr
looked al the card II read Mr. Cholera
~ suppose I'll have 10 let YOU in eaid the gate
keeper. How many Of our people do You want ~
"'Oh. 100 Will do said Mr.. Cholera, pleasantly.
"'Will you promise 10 take no mOreP asked the
gatckccpcr.
sure replied the visitor. and the guard let him in.
When Mr.. Cholera came 10 take his departure, the
gatckccpcr took him 10 task
see here, Mr. Cholera he said. 'hOw's this
You promised 10 take only 100 Of our people, and
you've taken fully 1,oOOr
Ono replied Mr.. Cholera. 'I'vc taken Just the
number / promised
".But at least thousand are going with vou.'
"p. the other 800 were frightened TO DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
OUTGOING STEINERS.
SHIPPING .NEU-S.

PORT OF NEWl OKk..-....-.-..S 81 NDAY JAN -. 1880
ARRIVED.
steamer britannia tBD DAWSON Liverpool IAN :. queens.
town with mdsc and pts,tns'stO tod Bruce I~dy Arrived
AT the Bar at 81 m.
steamer l,,da water (Br. Jones. Hamburg Dec l5 Hun
20 VIA Haitian. with sugar 10 Brooklyn Refining Go.
a. lunch EdycN Co Arrived at the lir at TAM
Chester lr Toie Rotterdam Dec 20 III ballast 4"
steamer ric0ua tBrl Iuud Mc,,ua Dee l., Palermo -
Gibraltar 81 mdsc To Phelps BrosN CO. ArrNc At the
bar at { 20
with md-c amt passengers la & II Mallory a a."
Marcos avs with nlsc
amt passrngrrs to e II Mallory ~ Go.
Morgan liy, Gardner Galveston dals win ms
t. John + Van sickle
eager, NtN orleans . gay Win lHo
and paSSrnrcTs io = II seaman.
ttuyandotte Walker, Newport News anu NOrtOk,
with mdscand passengers 10 Od nOmimon - Go
Numuri. curtis. Chester Ia Jd- j. Ntrl a 60.
steamer Winthrop, Bragg, Portland with mdso To lorato
Hall
STEAMER Winter lIAct Boston. with mdse to Ii
plmuck
hark Skohccn Tucker Bucnos Ayrcs Nov 20 Barbados
DAYS with mdSc To iilng Bros Co vessel 10 Jas Brett.
SUNSET wind at sandy llooa light s. cloudy and hay
Al Cly Island wind hight. ~ cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Martha (Gcr (Grr. Almcnkic Hamburg Dee IS
81 Johns 81 days. with sugar Ia RI COrts Arrived al
tho lar NJ u IA
SAILED
Steamer Elj sla. for glasgow.
Also sailed VIA Long island sound
Steamers Lucy Miller, tor bangor Neptune. Boston,
the MOVEMENTS on STEAMERS.
OREIGN PORTS
QuRENsTOwN, Jan ~ Sailed. Wisconsin lBr
W0Irall from Liverpool hence Tor New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
MAYOR GLEASON

MAYOR GLEASON RECEIVES \ RENlGNArI"N
The trouble in the Board Of Education Of Long
Island City ha, resulted In school Commissioner
Joseph Fci,cl', Offering hi, resignation. lie Wa,
present az the lively hearing on saturday night IN
Mayor Glca,ous office to the charges made by the
Mayor against Principal Eurdlck, of the First Ward
school. Commit Fc-cl objected 10 the hearing
loo the Mayor office and insisted that the only place
t. conduct such an investigation was In the room,
Of the Board Of Education at the city Hall MAYOR
Gleason contcudrd that he hid right 10 have the
hearing iu hi, Office, and Commissioner Fci,c bocam"
indignant and handed lu hi, res gnatiOn to the May
Mayo. GLEASON told Mr. Fcisol that one but a
ART would resign at that time.
Mot ~ VERNON.-Cicorgc X. Crawford president
81 the W'-tchc.t"r Fire ln-luuc, Company, and
Eminent Coumai der Of the lcthl.hc Commandcry Of
Knight Tcmplar hn, made thu CommandcrN hand
some and valuable lHn Of pipe organ. When II Wa
decided Ia tear down the old Baptist Church. Mr..
CrtW ford purchased the organ and since had II re-
moved and pat mp I'm PRESBYTERIAN Hall. where II
used by the First PRESBYTERIAN Church society ye,ter
dIy. The society expects t0 remove into It's new
chapel nov building on sixth ave. iu about month.
hen the Commaudery Will convert the hall into an
asylum for uer. and then the formal presentation
81 the organ VIII be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
AN INQrE EST PROVES A FAILCRl

From The Detroit Fro Press.
one day a, W. were ridins through the country
back of Nntchck. zane uuon Whltc man sitting
ou a lop with a switch u hi- hand, while tied To -
tree near by colorcd h"v about fifteen year,
old Naturally enough. we stopped 10 inquire WHAT
a all meant. and the man replied
I'm "a trytn' To- Ind ont what this ere Niger has
done with m"wl."
Nchhcr seed his mcwllT replied the hoy.
YES, e. did. We lump % darhur-,i I'm gwiuc 10
give Won i've minute, mo- fur 10 tell me. and then I'll
put ou the switch
Who IS he p" asked the colonel.
"ph. he haug- around we're
DO Won know that he stole Sour mule"
I'm cu'-c. That IT, II h. didn't. VIII" ddl'
Nrbhcr dun stole hi- mcWl '' protested the boy.
~hct Them i've mnuic- is about up!'
What sort 81 Il mule wa II 2" asked The colonel
sort a. small and lean and yallcr'
strap around hi neck ''
~artlu.'
well he living dead in the ditch two miles down
the road"
shoe Dead is he
he i-."
Rcohoncd he was dead stole. but wanted to bee
shore Of II. Sow. hnN. y0n Kim 60 but don't
dun git into no -lrl ~crapc agiui7
The boy went oil with a grin on hi face. and
had been falling with the man for about five minutes.
when he suddenly jumped clear of the ground and
yelled
What q him haw am. 10 be- shor'l were I've dun
let that Niger make a SKIP, when ortcr put on the
switch tin found ont what that ere mcwl died OFF,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20

A meeting of the General Executive Committee OF
,he Busjness Mems Republican Association VIII DC
held some time this week, at when TWO important
.,,,,ects will be discussed. They are Cornelius y.
yIics,s resignation from the committee and the ad
mission 10 the association Of the John j. O'Brien
organization Of the With Assembly District. Mr.
Miss said yesterday that his statement In The Tribune
covered entirely his side OF the question. In con
seouepce Of the stand which he took a. chairman Of
che Republican state Committee, chairman Of the
Cnnmitiee on Credentials the saratoga COnven-
lion i'm last september, and a member of the Re
,uhlcan Comfy Committee when the With District
xaS ex pced from the Republican organization, lie
Could take no other course and be consistent. lie
still remains a member OF the BUSINESS Mems ne
publican Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
STOLE AND ATE JOSS'S DELEGATES.
WONG TELLS or 4 CRAZY CHINAMtN FOUND
HIDDEN UNDER THE ALTAR.


HIDDEN UNDER THE ALTAR.
The Joss who is installed At No. rs Mott H. is A.
fine. healthy looking fellow. with a mu,tachc and chin
whiSkcrS like punches Of hor,char. His wor~hippcr~
and attendants once every week supply the table in
front Of his shrine with all the dclicacic, Of tn,
season-such as roast chicken roast pig sharks fins
bd>ncst soup and ducks feet toast 10 say uothiu
of Sweemeats and fruits. Jos, was supposed 10 kc, y
his good health by inhaling ne If the feast and
the smoke Of the incense. lie was never known -
touch any solid food. Every Sunday the stale viands
were taken away and patcrs Of fresh food furnished
one sunday when the attendant examined the table
he found that half Of the roasted pig had been dc
voured. the breast Of the nicely Drowned chicken had
been eaten out and the plate which had held The
sharks fins was as clean II could be. lie almost
fell on the floor with surprise and fright He looked
out Of the Of Of his eyes al boss half cN
pccting to see him move. for he thought the god
had suddenly been turned into monster. able and
anxious to eat and drink
Week after week the same absence Of fpod was
noticed. from time t. time. but the supple, wcrc
replenshcd as faithfully before. The secret al last
became too great for the attendant t. keep and he
went about among his friends and told them. on
saturday, the new mayor and high priest Of JOSS r
Gently elected, determined to make -carch. Accom-.
panied by his secretary and a Chinese policeman.
Foo lch he went 70 the temple, and careful search
began.
In cosey bed under the altar. made Of the sacred
satin tablcc"Ncr Of the temple lay IN" most miserable"
wrctched ragged looking heather that any could
imagine. He was asleep, and by his side were tI"
bones Of roast chicken which had been eaten. ~
was evident from his peculiar actions that hc was
demcnted. and officer sent for and Nll Jun for
that was his name. wa ARA gucd AZ ~" Tomb Police
Court Yesterday on charge Of insanity. lie wa,
committed TO the care Of the Commissioners Of Chart
ties and Correction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
NEWARK.

AN OLD FIREMAN CHARGED WITH THEFT
samuc G.. Shippcu. engineer Of steamer No. OF
the Newark Fire Department, WI, arrhigncd In the
Newark police court in fun uniform yesterday morn
ing. ON charge Of stealing. The complainant was
Francis Rccbc a llquordcalcr who keeps place
near the engine house. Eccb. in hi- affidavit. say,
that on last Moud.., morning his servant elrl IN
formed him that She had seen >hippru tahe a boti"
If liquor and leave the place bottle # wine va,
placed ON the shelf The following morning when
Shippcn entered the place Kcch and III" servant
girl kept their eye, >hppen and the bottle ship
pen il J., alleged. reached over ard. pichine mp the
bottle Of vinc placed II in m, pocket. Rcco threat
encd 70 have shipper arrested the" and there, but
the latter pleaded for mercy. and 80 Wa granted. on
condition that ~hppeu would. within thr"" dys pay
t. Rccb q dcbt Of ~ Of fifteen YEAR standing.
sMppcn agreed 10 this. bat the three day> passed.
and a., thc money va, not forthcoming. Hcch caused
hi, arrest Yesterday morning. Afruened ln court.
he, pleaded NOT guilty and furnished BAH for trial 40
the upper courts. >hippcn. who i rit' four year,
old has been member Of the Fire Department for
over twenty year, and ha- an excellent record a, a
fireman III, friends do not place any crcdcu'c in
the story.
Jane, Gallovbly ard Charlie. smith. II orange.
were arrested Yesterday with stolen horse and car
rla.c iu their possession belonging 60 charlie, Ran
dolph. # orange. Randolph Wa SD chtci over The
recovery If the property that he refused TO prosecute
the men.
For some time Central ave. between Newark and
Orange la, been turned into riccoour-c on sunday
afternoons. ard runaway accident have been frc
oucrt Do order stop the nuisance tc chief II the
Orange police stationed two ~ his mon ou the avenue
some time ago. bat the drivers II fist hor~- simply
shot pat them and getting acre, the lInr and
out Of their Jurisdiction. cuded arrest Yesterday
the chief of the Newark police had t"o Newark polio"
men mounted and sent uiom mp Tie avenue. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
c,RL ARRIVES FROM TEXAS. INSANE.

Coldic Bernstein age eighteen, va brought to Police
Headquarter, yesterday from the "fHhd ''huh station
suffering from daucntia. Her home Is at Eidonia Fanhn
Comfy Tea and She left there last wednesday. She
became insane on The train and was placed IN conhnc-
mont ON a palace car. She arrived on the Cincinnati
ENpre.s at 10 a. H., ana h'd 'aiu Yea 20 b'tt'n-
, ,,,n which was written d. Lanecbdu, 30 Lldrd2r-
-, =. va 40 one Of this name lived at this number.
r, oir had 49, several trunk checks. and number Of
cn,,lopos upon which was printed "CIo-sman Bros.
1adonia Fannin Co, TcN' She VIII be detained until
- ,,,,d. are heard from. The girl said that she had
49,. ,,,,l.. Herman and Bernard Langl bau. living In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
CHANGES rs HlRBoR BrorS.

The most important corrections of local interest
which were made hy the United state, Coast and
Gcodctic Survey during the month of December on
the chart, published under IT, direction were ~ fol
lows:
Black Buoy so T. formerly indicated onchalf rifle south
southwest onquaItcr west roM North Dumplnr Iight.
has been removed and rcd buoy $50 - substituted.
new black buoy lNo l. has been placed onc-t'nth Of
mile southwest one half south from south Dumping
Island
A new black buoy tNo. l. has been placed onc-fourth
o. a mile northeast by east onc.haf east from the
end of Fiat Iuimmuck.
4 news blaph buoy go. 81 ha- been placed about 100
ward, nothnOIhWc-t from the end Of the wharf at Sagrs
brick works. Wet llarh0.
4 new rcd buoy ~. been placed fourth u a
mile northwest by from the Nhnn at Sugcs brick
works.
This affects Charts 35s IA and 52.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
IN AK FOR MORE POSTOPFICE CLERKS

The employees In the general Postoce In this city
,g,tating In quiet way for such increase Of work
ing force in the ONCE will make practicable the enforce
rent of the eghthour work-day fixed by law. Al
reent the employees In the newspaper department are
freed TO work an overtime OF hours day
while In the department ad half
ume n on the average. committee Of has been
aapeipted BIZ the Postoce Clerks Association to look
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
THREE BOLD FOOTBALLS CAUGHT.

George Albro and Joseph Smith, Of No. "a Cherry
st and Byron Clarity, Of no. 30 James-st., were held
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, in default Of
81 900 bail each for trial for assaultng and rObbng
Ecbert ST. john of No. 90 ROsest., Bro, kyn, while
he was walking through Ro0aevelt-st on Thursday
night They stole from him his gold watch and chain.
Aj,ro was arrested Friday, confessed his guilt and
BETRAYED the other two TO the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
NOT wILLIYG TO BE cAEArED BIZ 1 MAcnlNE

NOT WILLING To BE CHEATED BT 4 MACHINE
John Cummin,ky charged in the Jefferson Mar
kct Police Court yesterday with wifuy breaking the
glass covering the face Of drop a-pcnuy in the lot
weighing machine In front Of 20. 200 West -Four
feminist. on saturday night. Cummin~ky -ad That
he dropped a cent in the slot and then stood on the
machine To- how much he weighed. The machine
failed work. and when he tapped the glass 4 broke
Justice White discharged him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20

the the association in Washington anu
bring Of houses OF Congress the neeu
more nclp in the New.York Office at present much
mail matter has be neglected temporarily All INC
employees speak highest terms Of the administration
OF Mr.. Van Colt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
NE MAD THEN iLL. NE THorGHr.

TrOm tn" DcIrDI Tr'r TIt71.
say" he called to Woodward ave. grocer the
other morning. I'm In great hurry and can't ngrr.
Nv wife wants the -tuil 10 maxi" some mine" meat
Pat IL mp ard I'll call IN a, | 20 to dinner
VERY well" the reply. and when he returned
the grocer pointed 10 a heap Of package, on the
count"r and said
"Guc~, rye got everything pat mp for you'
"Gcwhitalcr! but You don't mean that pile Is for
met
MI yours. sir
Iut yuu don't claim that | want thirty four in
grcdcut, 10 make a mincr pie
only the usual ingredients, Sir-mcat. apples.
ourrt-. ra~in~. al-picc. pcppcr vinegar cinnamon.
citrou cloves. aud 40 forth. II yonr wife happens
tn remember anything else she wants to put in. Just
call me mp by telephone. Been over the list twice
and am ~urc have it right