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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
Jneirnetiun.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For BOYS and Young Men-Couhuy'
H. sy sGE2%GHk s l.; E sssc
men AsS b AT lifted 'i fo
cs eeSc for h This eoS sfSGo G as.
&c ts.s & ssaAtq eaS
manners and morals ana tne @ hoS Where they may
With condencc place Special e Win
en- eom rnSte' s sIa Hbei"' 10
THE PEEKSKTLL MILITARY AcADltMi ~. .,,.,osuo
9th E11T 9fSn Tf itB A. H. NJ D. Principal
TIE HGMAyP NTTAE s ATADFGA as; WC'f sssa
ac Bq,nss rS6 GTS sH Raim'M Head Master
,,IEU ISss5I rETErAtATorY scnooL.
sfn, for catalogue rEENst chkI 4 hARsTEoM. NJ. A.
,,II;ST CurSTTR y Y.-SACRED HEART ACAD.
w FMY. Select Catholic boarding h9ol lor PoS;
Circulars application to BRO HEl. A131S !, p.rss
VoECESTEE year sGbo6 Th0'G eM
building ad,aSy o G9" hsDtd BY A sea
D. w. ABERCRoMBIE A. NJ. Principal
Worcester Mass.
For Both SeAes-Country.
. L1rGuExY coLLEGE, MeadvIlle, Pa.z75h year
"A 92 graduates ~ in SU A hg tea 4daes
j.. ii. WHEELER. LII D., President.
/yLINToN LIBERAL INSTITUTE, Fort Plain y: y
y rnequalled seminary cquP 1necrng bellies Iettrcs
science business training English. music vocal, piano
II pan op art %Ode Gm9a,un. esyator stan
bathrooms all floors 'Tye P PA as9TG NJ FsdfSS
CLAyEKAcK G9LhE%E A and b mSRS2T
located in Hudson River VALLEY AoTas superior aa
and girls Careful attention given to ntelectnni social
moral and physical culture. conservatory m NuSIc anu
Nr' VI i'7' 7 REV. A. II. FLACK. n NJ, Pres.
rIAST GREENWICH ACADEMY: ,... w..
r. Founded 1902. Both On NarraSansett Bay'
steam heat Electric light. Endowed Twelve courses
300 year September .. For illustrated catalogue write
Rev. j. ID. BLAKESLEE, d. D.. East Greenwich X l.
II ACK ETTSTOwN (N. ~ INSTITUTE-Colege pre-
II paratoFy for gentlemen; ladies' college, music, arr
clncuon new laboratory two new gyHnasluIns; accom-
nodacs nearly 200 boldcr. ninth consecutive year IN
which students refused from lack OF room seventeenth
year onone S"ntorher moderate catalogue free
Rev. GEO II. WHITNEY, y. D President.
n OCKTAND COLLEGE. Nyack- the Hudson n. Y:
Ii Beth ,eres PROGRESSIVE aud successful Music ard
Ar Spccalties: Thorough work; splendid results. An
cndowI9ent takes ladies' at 1900 Catalogues. w. II.
BANNl 81 Err, President.
Miscellaneous.
A MONG THE HILLS-Thirty-twO miles from Newly
"A order Programme for lS909l and picture OF CHAP.
PAOUA MOT NTAIN INSTITUTE, ChapDaqua, n. Y.
INpUCATIONAL HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-Ex.
Il ccptional opportunity for nOhefess girls English
music languages location. For particulars apply 10
Miss nONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. 30 East lith-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Nos o3f and 236 West one hundredandtwenty-
thrdst were offered under foreclosure yesterday at
the Real Estate Exchang,. They two three-story
stone front dwellings, on lots each 13xlOO. o. +.
Bnel was the buyer for 30 500 and 10000 respec-
lively. Tho following private sale was reported the
three story and basement. brcit and stone dwelling
1G.ex5OXSO, being No. l,GO5 Lexngtonavc;, 70
Francis g. Mcneil of No 1I3 East Twenty -sxth-st
terms all cash .
AT a special meeting of the Board Of Directors tho
following we're elected members of the Exchange
Edgar p IIoldrdge No. 4 Warrenst. James A. Brown
No 100 Broadway: J. Trumbull smith, No. 40 warren
St. II. ". Myers, No. 81 Liberty Henry H. D"yer,
No 1903 Nlntlst.
secretary Frommc leaves for Europe SATURDAY., to
be absent until september l.
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RAILROADS..
nENN SYLV MA
RAILROAD.
-, Avn AFTER JUNE 70 Ioyo,
ON AM -, 81 De.prOsses ma toft""

oU ASD AFTER JUNE %. Isoo; .or,,oudt
Trains leave stations, foot oi Des'r'''
Streets Sure LIE for the A Mf ce1esad
rs a. m Columbus $50 m. c GoaeSess also
va 81 nSs' havs% and except sunday
,o ss TS'S AMP Po 0nIcASSo hH
a%s aHa satng ansSS'l for
sa @ n@a Sa D and 81 sS
Ha Gyn Of nG' GG Once Cincinnati oo
2pex sI p h0D1v Ss6Se as sgS Rn u.
Gar NSSTG Coach % s 70 Y Sf
cinmau' II 90 =. NJ. Chicago :Oo p H. '" "
.so His' ExrEEsSS 2S al 3gS s!es 10
se She Car oNewYof o st. hGs pnins
n Psn%' Sad
ch%SPa s99 GR 40 next ST.
sS "a $s. s5f.' f.'$5s,y .! e 4R %s%
SSo II, Sc is5SdsS S$SF ssa a. a.
and daily 6y 4 o cG'' dsy and E5s Hs OIL
BALTIMORE wAsHINGToN AND No THE Eaf soU y.f,.
50 SYaet lSS n 1sfi' $s7'TSs
I PHnS Car saps s saS &c. Sos
sS SS 1 no Soc { a. p Sunday saf fls as %
tPs sSS and on sna
Bs9s& FP SS S ga ns'Tssl ;;
$40 @ sPeela1; 40 s1o5,y 40 an S 99 p
III D. m 10 not stop AsbTx Park or Snndap,;
fo nd nav SoachI ycckdavs connects for Cape May.
and with through car for Browns Mills and Beach
For Old Point norfolk. vi. NeTYors ph,dssphi.
2 90 D. m daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2:lo
D. NJ weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave : follows:- ,,
30. 7 20 100, 80, 90, Chicago Limited Win
Dining Car aud 10 10 WASHINGTON Limited agd y ~
n M. 10 20 ! 200, 2 10 800 5 80 90 80 W.
600 9 80 500, and 900 p NJ ard od u 10 night I
Accom- odatiOn II 10 40 ana 10Y D. IN sun,
days ESprcss. l6 80, 900 no Limitedl ana 40
a. m. zoo. 100 80, 8 90, G3O 100 ana , 10
D. m. and 10 rs night Accommodation, :O0 D. m;
The Ncw-YorE Transfer Company VIII call Tor anu
For tmeables Of local trains apply any agent
OF the Company. ., ,,.ooo
CIIAS. T.. PUGH j. X WOoD,.
General Manager. General fassf Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
Gonntrp propsrtp for Sale ano 60 Eet
NIAGARA LAND FOR SALE

NIAGARA LAND FOR SALE"
" IL IL In the Proposed Tunnel District
Proposals will received by the undersigned committee
of person and estate A Porter. unatic at
his once the BANK Of suspension Bridge suspension
Bridge y Y. untl IL o'clock the 25th day
July, 1890 for the purchase Of the farm and property
known part u lots - and 40 OF the Mile Reserauon
sugar Street River Road In the OF Niagara IN
County OF Niagara aud the state OF NcwYofS con.
tanning about nifty aOcs and the equal undivided one.
half Of the i've G2lO0 acres Niagara River,
and adjoining the first described parcel.
such propos ais should be In writing.
No proposal for less than SiuO per will be
sdcrrd.
rhe acceptance or rejection OF any proposal shall be
subject TO the order II the supreme Court
The tito and description will be exhibited o any
partes interested by the undersigned at his said ofce.
BENZ. FIAGLER
Committee Of the person and estate
OF Jane A. Porter, a lunauc.
Dated Suspension Bridge. " Y, July s. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
LED BANK, LONG BRANCH,' OCEAN GROVE, AND
ASBUlsY PARK. BELMAI. SPRING LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT.

Time table in effect June 2S 1890 Trains leave New.
York foot OF Li6ortyst oo ~ 9l5 erpres;) 10 10
press, 80, 10 y. Sundays O0 100 q. H.. W
D.. III.
10 u. H. 10 noon, 20 (cNpres- Saturdays only, 30
10 express, 40 express, except Rcd Banjo. 20
lcNErc.S), 20, :oc y. IN. Sundays, 8 10 045 a. M
SUNDAY trains do not stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
tLrCS BLODGETT J. Il. WOOD.
Superintendent. Gcn1 Pass. Agt., Penn. Il. X.
H. Z. BALDWIN. Gcn'l Pass. Agent G. X. X. Of y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
New.York. Thursday, July II.

New.York Thursday, July II.
TIE following sale was held the Exchange and Auc
ton Room to-day . a. , ooo W..
Two 3-story dwellings with lots Nos ~ ana 20 W se
123d-st, 3S35 Il OF Sthave lots l3lONlOol edV"
o Bucl. $2l 100. -o, - -, 80.
sale of dwelling with lot. East '3d-st W OF i%N'
inCton-ayc adjourned 10 July 81. - -. ,,o.L
Sale dwellings with lots. Nos 90 and % East iZolh
ST. " OF 4tl.aye, was adjourned % July "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

PROVIDENCE LINE
Tor p0sroN. PROVIDENCE. woRcESIEN AMI q! N M".
FneIand rolnts Fail nights rest shortest raI IN
sisam.fs MASSA, HCSErrS aud RHODE isLANo
will leave Pier 90 y. r.. foot Warren st. o. 80 !.
daily except Sundays arriving Providence M Do,.i
ID m fine orchestra each steamer zs5 e.
staterooms secured g. 100 2o7 29i Szl ~ 90 ~, a
orees y Y. Transfer Co.. y. J.. and BrcoA,yn sh9 "a
call for and check baggage from hotel OF Residence
nation.
Telephone CALI Cortlands 3.S2s. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
Ectels.
Cost an0 fonno

/ OST-BanK book No. 1870 on Dry Dock SAVING
Ia Bank Any person having claims upon sa,e ooei
al unon 70 nresent the 10 the bank within th
avs or the said book will be cleared csnceea 400 81
inguished and one issued In lieu hereot'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
" EONI OLE LlRERIN.S 81. NORTM RIVER

FOOT II Time f.5is d June y So lJso RIVER
Maqs6 Chunk wIiEe;SarEe Ssrantqn Reading ia
amspot On $aqday for EatSn Bsehem %entOwn
Ni s.s snH M iqF Lake Hopassong Er;s9p
%us MdSsh eSno
100 sE Maass Gh lake
S SaSt Keodas iIarsbgre Petsy TamaGSa shs
Si frd ssRO Buffet hf fS0 Ear Ms Williams
cR b. cn Ga Mae chk Rd%s EsGg
S5tye &C. O 0P S ,n9 for EaSOn Bethlehem Allen
'oE s45 : Tor Es;Sa B;lSlShep Alentown Mauch
squa, Pottsyie, shamoEin: '''a''0" A'''
sS m and HcacWnp Lake hOpac0"s Ea0n
m if sf%sS' 3?S sRlnGG satorn MaucA
chso e4s Gf riass S1say at 10
Gns r$3S r'1;s'' q Sc
S 4 Is HfA1Sd %. S s. % 5ps E'D?
'2 For a. Lasc1oo Tons River and Barnegat oc SIS
For Ri lac Hayea Atlantic City. vneand and Bridge
ton" FOR Frs e 100 20 Sis HIS H. 1:so. 80.
i S 80 90 o. 80 49, 81 l5 30 + H. sHs
''' FOR 1oy $AS SRIs H26$ R2yT ssoyr &c
odnS T Bea rr seab PS' Monmouth Beach Long
Branch &C. at 80 as 100 II 100 m. 90 ~
go rs & sS 80 H. $ad.S
'O Fol- p Latewood Toms River and Barnegat 30 7:45
a M 90 3;45 p. m.
70, Fboron ocean Grove Asburv Park Point Pleasant
&C. IL AS 0 100 IL 100 a. m. 100 3A5. 1880. 80
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City, Vneand, Brdgeton,
&C.. 80 a. n. ! 100 D. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
VIA Central r. r. Of NewJerse philadelphia and Read
Tor Phi;ade Ihia 80 40, 90. IL 30 M, 80.
. 90 20. ( o. 90, 900 80 ,. NJ. - night.
sU$D1Ys. 600. II 200 a. M. Q 90. 800. 90. 90
For Taltn or and washnqon daily at 90 II 80 lex.
cep sunday a. H., 90, 20. % p. M l. ~ night
Trains leaving 40, II 80 a. M 30 90. 90.
80 p. m. 10 Is night except Sat lrday night have
nccton for Reading, Harrisburg Pottslllle. &c.
For Suni ~. Lewisburg and Wlliamsport. Phila.
at 4b Il 80 Buffet Paror Carr 80 y.
10 Is midnight Except Saturday night. Sundays
Tickets patOrCar seats be procured a. IL 26i
4l5 90 40 323 broadway. 797 6th-ave.. 264 West
l0Jth.s 1874 East l25th-st. NewYork Court-st., $50
Fulton.st. 9S broadway. Brooklyn.
New-YOrk Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &

w H. r. H. r. CO.. Ltssoo.-Irains leave West 42d.
S. Station (New.YOrk a. follows, and Is minutes earlier
from the foot OF Jay-st NewYork Hamilton, London,
detroit and CHICAGO % 80 a. m . rs p m, IS rs r.
St. Louis - 10 81 10 y. N Toronto 70 30 M 10 10,
sl5 R aga R9che''a5 ss'Rrn,9n, Is BLDG
uttcs and syraeuso 3 90, o %. a., NJ .51?,
se tx D. n Kingston. 3 80 II 10 20 - 0:45,
catsSin and Albany 80. = rs, 20 -. ali 80 a. M
h8 As. s. o0 .S:15 'sI5 p m crsns!ons West Point
> 25 p. M, and 10 As a M 40 p M Cornwall aud
Ncwburg. Montreal and Canada Fast 10 r. . 10
D. Elegant slceping-car- Tor Buffalo Niagara Falls
Detroit Chicago and 81. Louis all through trains
Saratoga specials all 80 ~. 10 i5 p Paior cars
70 Saratoga and Caldwell. Lake Ge6rsc all 80 m.
Or.tar on II 20 a. y train Kaatcrsknl Hunter 10
and all 80 NJ, b3i5 p. IN Par!orcars 20 Grand no.
Tel and ksatersklll Via Phonlca 10 A5 and u 30
40 Z. trains and 10 IS for Hobart. Sleeping
on 30 a. n Sunday only for Grand Hotel and Fhoe'
al 80 M. b3 IS m laror.cars to Catkn on these
trains. alfholiday special rs saturday only tor
Kaaterssil. Hunter Hobart. Grand Hotel station and
Phoenca Paroi 70 Grand Hotel Station and Phoeni.
cia. a. b. Leaves Bfooklyn Via Brook iyn Annex.
clio, alo 40 a. and 3 % .. N. leroy city T. RI
stat on clio 80 al 20 M - TO- BIZ % p m tatskll
Moqnti9 ngot linz go an sic ping car 70 Gragi Hot9
other trains daily except Sunday For ticket. timetable.
pRrlor aud sleeping accommodation Information
ply offices, brooklyn 333 Washington st '2G Fultonst
Annex orlce, foot o. Fulton 81. New-Hork city 1853
BWay 785 9+2 271 B'way l43 Bowery l. Park Place.
80 West 126hst aud West Short stations foot OF West
t2d,t. and foot OF Jayst, North River. G. +. LAM.
BERT. General Passenger Agent Vanderbltlvc. New.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
Qcdcbers.

MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutors. governes,es
families English French, German and Spanish
spoken. MIRIAM C0YRlERE, 100 5thave., cor 2Oth-s|
A -BESr TEACHERS. American and Foreign, supplied
n for all branches. in all localities; charge. IEACH
tKS WANTED; fee for registration; iorm Tor stamp
H. T.. AVERY, American School Bureau, West l4hst,
y. Y. ---------
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
&C, Colleges, Schools and LaliHcs apply. 70
Mrs. NJ. J. YOrNG.FULTON. 2-s- non square.
a COLLEGE GRADUATE Of mature experience, with
"A distinguished patronage desires employment as teaS
er. would star: q school ia a good location. TEACHER
Tribune ONCE.
S,CHFIM EKHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY:
- Oldest and best known IN U: D. f;stabished leoo'
3 East 1ith-st, n. Y.
,CTACHER wANTED.-FIrst-cass man as sub-master
ma Instructor in military tactics In military school
for small BOYS. Address >. c. $, Media, Penn.
w ar Scabright y j. experimenting matron for young
ladies. college Normal gradual" for public school rlnc
% f- urinary department stenographer ana typewriter Tor
Rnutb Fkndercartner teaching American system, West
pyonp's system drawing German ady WIN att; NOrU
,r g3verress French and music; German lady, with
GDrSh Tor intermediate work French lady with elocu
tinn West Violin and plano; vocal ana instrumental
yynl~ssic GOOD salary; vocal music and elocuton
Gentlemen Military tactics ana other Dahcn ureeK
atin Geek: piano aud vocal music, hours from city
tngb branches and train choir Epscopauan plano lof
West 81 600 MIRIAM COYRIERt, 100 oth-aVer cor
20th-St. 49, - -, :, 1,
xxI0I1N,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (foi
.scians housekeepers companions. chaperones &c. 70
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers seehogra
nbers and copyists business firms. -, c.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-08

Denver, Cheyenne, Ogden,
Salt Lake City, Sacramento,
Los Angels, San Francisco, Port
laid, and all Nebraska, Colorado, Utah
Wyoming, idaho, Montana, Oregon
Nevada, California and Pacific
Coast Points.
Baggage Checked Through from all
Points in the East to Points Named
Family sleepcrs Free on through Trains
For further information regarding the terri
tory traversed, rates of fare, descriptive pam
phlets, etc, apply to nearest agent of Union
Pacific Ry or connecting roads, or address
Thomas L. Kimball, j. S. Tebbets,
ACT. GEN. MANAGER c. P.&T.A.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
j. V PARKER. D. P. A., Salt Lake,
G. f. CRozIER, Agent, at Blackfoot
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-08
A Safe Investment.

is one which guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case of
failure return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised Druggist bottle of DR.
Kings New Discovery for Gonsump
ton. 1t is guaranteed to bring relief
in every case, when used for any af
lection OF Throat, Lungs or Chest
such as Consumption, Inflammation
nc, It is pleasant and agreeable tC
taste, perfectly safe, and can always
~ esygnded upon, Trial bottles free
AZ Bic & Sons Drugstore.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-08
Bucklen's Arnlca salve.

The best salve in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands. Clilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 20
cents per box. For sale by Behle &
Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-08
Hardware,
Stoves,
Tinware, etc.
%

Repairing of all kinds neatly and
promptly done, Give me a trial.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-08
Hame Raneh Across the Big DIVINE.


list'n to what / say:
I'm out upon the roundup gathering
every st,aT,
Aad though you've broke the hobbies
aud dragged the picket pin,
And quit the feats Of bueking to fol
low tue paths of sin,
I'll haze you in the narrow trail, where
safely you can ride
1t leads up to the Home Ranch, across
the big divide.
You not carry fodder, for you'll be
sure to find
The very best of feed grows there,
and peace unto your mind.
The Roundup Boss has promised to
watch the trail of all
OF every stray and maverick that
go answers to His call;
And range replete with plenty, where
dangers ne'er betide,
You'll find up at the Home Ranch,
across the big divide.
You're not the only ones that are
straying from the herd,
For sinners names are legion who
need Gods holy word;
So come and join some outfit, no mat
ter what the brand,
For any one will lead you up to the
Holy Land
If with sincere repentance to do Gods
will you've tried,
You are solid at the Home Ranch,
across the big divide.
There are so many trials in this de-
generate day,
If you should hunt for landmarks
you'll surely lose your way;
So hit the breeze on the first one thai
leads You to the right,
Put your trust in Heaven above, use
everybody white.
Come now and shed your folly anG
every grain of pride
You'll wind up at the Home Ranch
across the big divide.
Don't fall into temptation, but leap i
wide and clear,
AS oft you've jumped the washout be
hind the Texas steer,
And when weak souls are drifting ant
parting from the herd,
Just tell them of the wind-breal
found in Gods holy word.
He'll stay with every promise o
which you have relied,
He'll redeem them at the Home Rancl
across the big divide.
God has made these promises--h
makes them unto yOuj
While he gathers up the big herd q
takes skim-milkers, too
If beef steers in Chicago are only bi
and fat.
What if they ranged on the Rio Crane
or skim-milked on the Platte
So, boys, tie down these precepts, an
don't you let them slide,
But strike out for the Home RanC
across the big divide.
If you do unto others as you'd ha'
them to you do,
When they skip and pull their freigf
pray that they may wind up tru
If you forgive your enemies and a
upon the square,
When you reach the Grand Corral I
viii gladly meet you there.
God, l know, is merciful, when o
weak souls are tried
He close-herds at the Home Ranc
across the big divide.
And now from deeds of evil coz
break the sinful spell,
And hasten to the round up at :
Home Corral.
When death, the tireless chop-hor'
will cut you from the band,
He'll run you in the bunch whe
good cow-punchers stand.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-28

have been imported Nov, VINO are the
consumers? Perhaps bsssy glance over
some Of the articles imported will help 10
answer this question, Here are few OF
them Brushes, buttons, cement, ohemi-
Gals, dyes, drugs and medicines, earthen,
stone and cnina ware, dried, smoked sud
picked fish, fAx manufactures such as
linens, cordage, bags and bagsing, thread,
tvins and yarus, foreign frnits including
oranges, lemons, prunss, raisins,
igs. 60, surs, glass aud glass
ware, hats, bonnets and materials
for same, in1is rubber and gutta psrcha
goods, iron and steel manufactures ia-
GLIDING cutlery, chains, tools, needless
ties and hoops for baling, 3D., marble
an y manufactures Of (eyen the tomps
is taxed rice, salt, spices, sponges and
wooden goods. This list might be ex-
tended through columns, but we think
the farmer an work ngman will bs able
to ind in it more than one foreign article
that be Is in the habit of using in his
household And he will also recognizes
come things the prices OF which, when
manufactured in this country, are kept
up to the home consumer, By means OF
trusts, to the full extent that tue duty
on the foreign produc! will permit.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-28

= Costly Fire In a Chicago ssia,
Housr-FiEentcn Hurt by a Fan.
Ing Wall.

= Costly Fire In a Chicago PLAY
Housr-FiEenten Hurt by Fan.
ing Wait.
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Fire was discovered
m acVtcstr's Theatre on MAdp,on s,g.at
hstwosn State ard Dearborn. at 3so
O'Clock this morning. Az far M cnn 4.
learned 1t originated In the smlil bmos,
jtg room under and I'D rho w 81 OF tha
ntREO. The dry and iahsmm .bss mates,sl
Of the room afforded food for the blAse
aud 10 moment fierce flame bats, out
through q window in the hi,ey. As soon AZ
the fremen arrived they directsd the
streams of water through wintpg f,nm
which the fl mes were coming. TIA
smoke filled the entire building And il h
feared badly damaged tee Valuhbe
scenery OF the '.hhEEarssa5n Oonpaay.
new performing In tira rssij,as.
The fire made TX x2eBS1s3 bead say In
las interior OF the hsi,1ing. snd in NAN
an hour after its discovery sRsds liz Va,
ftom the hssemsus to tine rnve -.
flames apparently snvelosed tho whole
building, AID at few aiantcs before 4
o'clock we're isap,ns from di itn vim
dows on the west ACC sas. sidS Of tho
theatre.
When II Was saeu what rapid neadwny,
she flames wsre rAking AdeiEohsl hssp
9ss summoned aud every effort vas,
directed 10 saving tbs front portion OF
the binding. Shsre number Of Offices
are located. Nearly every oacapant o,
the hdild!nS ia heavy loser atghuush
GONE OF them carried heavy stocks.
rhs hames burst from the rear OF the
BUILDING With snca fury thai they II.
tended across the alley aud threatened
ths destructioa OF the Windsor European
Hotel. Many OF the guests Of the hotsl
we're awakened and panic resulted.
People hastily grabbed their clothing
and msds their way 10 the street. There
was 10 occasion for the fright, however,
es the firemen guarded the hotel so we'll
that the flames had no chsnos OF Dom.
munioa,ing with that building. PaBia
also seized the guests of the Saratoga
Hotel snd Bennett House, but the hanes
did not reach either OF these places.
Seven men belonging to the flre insuE
Anca patrol No. l were in the auditorium
at work when the roof fell in, ahoYtly
after 4 O'Clock. They all escaped as hy
q miracle. Not SO fortunate were the
men who were fighting Ere In the rear ii
the building. When the rear wall fell
al the mon Of Nc. company wers buried
in the ruins. The hremen were more or
less hGt. and Fireman Jack Duty had
his skull fractured aud will probably die.
The total loss TO the theatre bulldog
and its occupants is estimated at over
100000. Horace Mcyiokers, the pro.
pietor, says his own loss will resoh over
500 900. Several stores on State street
caught fire but the flames wers soon ex-
tinguished and the damage will be nom
inal.