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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
VOHEy WORKING FOR CLEAN STREETS

Commissioner Bcatuc Of the Street Cleaning De
partment appeared al "A meeting Of the oMccrs aud
directors OF the Ladies Health Protective Associa
tlon held yesterday morning at the home OF Mrs A.
NJ Palmer No. % East Sixty nth st., and answered
questions put 10 him regarding the workings OF his
department and what he intends TO do toward clean
Ing tho streets. He said that he meant to make
many improvements soon lie became more
familiar with his duties. Mr. Beattie's scheme Of
physically examining tn" 10 work on the streets
was indorscd by the association. lie. In turn. ap
proved a suggestion Of the association that none but
able bodied men should be employed.
In answer to complaint in regard 10 allowing
heaps Of sand to lie about the streets. the Cominis
sloner said that II they were used in building or
repairing streets he had right TO disturb them for
thirty days. 1t was suggested that II the Commits
sioner could secure the cooperation Of the Police,
Health and Public Works departments the streets
might be kept clean but Mr.. Beatic said that he had
no right officially 70 ask for any such help. lie re
ccived another suggestion that carts should follow
the swecpeIs, and lie promised 10 see what could DO
done toward taking up all TIE refuse ana garbage
at night Instead Of In the daytime.
The association will hold mass meeting AT Chick
c1ng Hall Wednesday AT J.. IN, 10 cohs.dcr inc
condition Of the strects. 1t il expected that ex-
Judcc DAILY will preside and that cX Postmaster Gen
craI Thomas l.. James. tie Rev. DIS Macarthur,
Eaton bocs. and GOtthci, Clark Bell and l. Is.
Waterman Will make speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
WINNING PRIZES AT BADuTNTON'

The last Badminton Club tournament was hem yes
tercay afternoon at the list Regiment Arinory. Tho
prizes we're exceptionally handsome and consisted Of a
silver. mounted mirror, presented By Mrs Frederic
DE Pcystcr silver mounted hand glass and flask.
presented by Mrs. William RhlncIandcr; pair OF
backed hair brushes. presented by Mrs Charles
H. C,stcr and a powdcrbox and clohcs-brush. offered
by the club.
Play began promptly at 80 o'clock The CON
tcstants for the womens prizes Mrs. Howard y.
Henry Miss Charlotte strong. Mis-, Matte Coster Miss
Amy Bradlsh Miss Elizabeth Lynch. Miss Ida Costcr.
3uss A. G. A. smith. Miss ~ l.. Garrison. Miss Eliza
beth Morris Miss Charlotte Crosby, MSS Grace
Smelling Miss Anna McVichar, Miss Alice Winthrop.
Miss Oddic Miss Florence Clarke. Miss Clara Wright.
Miss Constance Wright. Mrs l.. w. Miller MISS Mary
Trevor Miss Ethel Doc &c and MISS CHI1ssc Living
The prizcs Won by the .et consisting Ut Mrs
Henry Miss strong and Miss Matte COstcr, who In
the finals defeated the set made up Of Miss Crosby
Miss smelling and Miss Anna McNickar
For the mems prizes the players were william H.
McVickar. f. I. Lynch. IT., X. \ zeicga. Butler VIII
hanson. James Strong Murray strong, *. H. crosby
H. Walter Kemcys Il. Percy Bramwcli. H. lie Roy
Edgar w II. McVckar and George H. Cammann Ia
the fuas the get consisting Of Bute Williamson. james
strong and Murray Strong was successful. -
At ths tea. table Mrs. Frederic sheldon presideo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

CITY for season q weeks. and that time viii expire
with the performances next SATURDAY. Much CURIOSITY
c,7nccd to know Of The venture under canvas
IN g.. upper Part Il Inc city and the nc' l. now man"
nu,lc o.! the that With the exception ~ NE
cei.rateI Jumbo saon the receipt, never 20 large
before This is due 70 two caus's-iar2cr seating ca
nscltv and tn wonderful character Of the exhibition
The receipts for The last t"o weeks have averaged h'af'
II no, quite $1,000 day. In twenty N'ar' u" circus
NJ any con..nu.ncc has exhibited ~ THIS CIV under
canvas and mo-: u IL" residents The big tents OF
p,-nnn Balley a. curiosity. moro especially
a. they the largest ever made BESIDES us al IN"
diunt,s usually the country Nor' 70 y" fornG
t.,@ avon . "a, shows concert p'anuts and
lemonade all being w' paironilod by the visitors Mr.
Broovn the show goes Baltimore. Washington. Rich
nond and South far a. Dllml CHAM Ala, ueh W'st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE.

large number Of people sailed for Europe ycster
DAY. on the Etruria were:
slgnor Ardi. Maesmc Ardta c; j. Abud caorlss
John Percy Brigg. Hamilton T. Dcggs Henry Bergh.
Mrs. Edwin Borgh, Miss Emily H. Bergh. Charles r.
ErethertoD Miss Doroiaea brciherton, Norman Bcvall
signor Bicictio D. il. Crawford, tie Rev. X. a. Car
mine, Wyiy Clark, Nj and Mr.. Pelham Clinton, MI
and Mrs William constas senor cora; George s W.
Alexander Forbes. DR.. and Mrs. J. f. Gilbon Mr and
rs william Grace Aen"Hdep narIei q l r. C Mnr,a
ST d@sdd Mis- r zS ciD0c' .onm %as' Dr.. ane
Mrs. J. J. Knott. Edward " Low.
Nh. Peter Milne. Mr.. and Mrs g. NJ b; Nudge NJ rs
f. 5. Masham, Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Mlnneercoe Nr
and Mrs Henry : Newman. Or. and Mrs H. A. "c%
man. signor Ncolni. Madame patil-Nlcolin ana maid
{. W. falaidec NJ iro@y DR. Ara aIri Mrs pn,l T.
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles {. Richardson Frank Roth.chiM
Mr. and Mrs Charles f. Rehat,3n NJ h.c ana r1 Ms
Henry Richardson Colonel ". ~ shcrvnton. Clarence
r. st1ckwcll DR. Il. W. swan. Richard Scar. Mrs Or.
Core Steyc2 yS fsnGr aSe Wow Mrs sa@nc
Wlnslow. Charles Wigand, u.
Among the passengers who sailed on Ia Champagne
were:
o co9 M ! HHT rs5rsc nj M' ana laar b
DR. H. z Beebs Mr. Henry a. hay Ms' a 9rs%Sc
1-I E. ra aGne Mrs Il Cahn sisooT IarSf Mr.
and Mrs Edwin GoodaIl. Ea'on and baroness Louis
d. f. aye"",sT: i Ne E ses I ira" = il
oseoo G. i prentss Mr. C. r prtn'!is , ,c N Me-
Esss M snS S G@r"f XIII F% Page DF e. s @
vSetonsu Of France at Nic@ra , DR.. George I"
v' On sf The f an" %crs Ns ana rnsas, narr
Mrs Hedwis bartlett. Edward srlns GOULD NJ nt and
Mrs pn Go B. nGesTeT N Dr. an" ana NJ" M w. H. Ran
doph. John osborne sumner and e. II. S,1 r sn-r
ca1 rse M Ss.F1' a. ea ce Mr. n"s snd m N''
Toni pnche and tie Reg Levi, + F.n raieR Mr. and
Mrx ). q. Ross, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
OCTG GOING STE 1 NERS.
TUESDAY, APRIL 20.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YOEK.....s SATURDAY. API

PORT OF NEw.YOHK.......sA TURDAY. APRIL 25, 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamer MARSHA toer Mnas Hamburg April ll.wifh mds-
passengers To Punch Eydc Co Arrived AT the BAR at
steamer Urbino (Br Kerr Hamburg with sugar 10 rnnch
fydc 60; vessel 10 sandtrson son Arrived at the Bar at
s@rmer scandal tosrl Kop HAMBURG April - with ma.e
steamer Doovc nor. cobsen, 81 AnnH bhy days with
fru, to wes.elss %. 'tysd at tLc iisr At "a m
with fruii 20 '- san Arrived at tho Bar 5 as
p m ~ . ~. e.r.,n., g., ,.,
nndse and passeneci Il l. walker
SUNSET wind Anty Hook. strong +. raining and
iorsy ciy Island vnd fresh H. raining aud thick
~ CLEARED.
steamer Glsnarchy Bn Fcrgnson. London Henderson
steamer Florida (Br) Dcird AvonmouL Simpson Spence
steamer India OBJ. Jameson Mediterranean
siesm.r Polynesia Ger. rranes. settn and Copenhagen
Steamer Ia chAmragne CrD; Foyer Hare Forget.
steamer Ioore tNor) Jacobsen 81 AIMS Bay Vessels
Steamer orlaba. Mcintosh. Havana and Mexican ports
steamer Bolger. Key West and Galveston G n Nal
Kramer ludson Freeman New. ORLEANS II seaman
stesm.r CIV Of Birmingham Brtr savannah Il Walker
steamer faniia. Pennington, Wilmington Nc VIM l. CLYDE
Steamer wyanoke Boa,. Norfolk and mchmond-old DO
sissmsr ROANOKE. Hnpher'. Newport News ana Norfolk
ste"mer II r nimcck LldIidec Toston II FDmo,k
steamer Winthrop Bragg. Portland lioraroliall
h nsTS rn bonn nrooas Mcai st ago wagmc Co
BarI giuseppe d.Alnnio. Iial. Ambrose Newport
BIis BIZ flaming. East London and Mosse Lay
John Norton b Soma.
Steamers Norge. stctu, Fms Bremen Rhaeta. Hamburg
India Mediterranean ports La Champagne Havre KrlrA
Liverpool Dcvona 0asgowi orIaea. Havana. odin aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

n Hartmann Procida, RIO IaneirO IeOna. Gal
,,.,u III IA~u orleans NacOOchcc savannah Wyan
al And zoe .-ut. Norfolk. Roanoke. Newport Nows
Inrl, MARIA foi TdGr,ala quebec. Rotterdam.
Also SAILED iva Long Island sound
Steamers Winthrop for Portland II Dimock. Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
HULL Aprl 25-AIr,oj steamer Apollo tBrl Potter.
re- Sew.Y YORK.
PR,wlr roSr April 2i-ra'scd. steamer Galeo OBI.
Neil from New York On her way To Hull
SniTips. Apil - Sailed steamer critic (Br Davies for
Now York
he'll iron, Glasgow foi Now YORK.
Drspgr. Aprn 70 sailed. steamer Monarch (Br) Thomp
son. New York.
BRghERuAyEN April 2B-Arrived. steamer Aller t0orl.
Chm sonurs. from NswYork.
MAvnE April 20 sailed steamer Ia Bretasns ORR de-
Jousselin for New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
srCcDSx OF BARNCU,y SHOW.

Tn. present 10 positively the last week Of the marhih
AN, axbth,tion of Barnum & Bailey the old Poe
Grounds this season the whole show Will break up oil
Saturday night next and crossing the Bridge VIII en-
hbit In brooklyn for week. lesnnnR on Mohuay'
NAV T. The proprstofs only intended 70 remsn In this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
SImpsoN,CRAwFoRD
g. Simpson.
Ladies' and Misses
Suits,Wraps' Jackets, &C.
Greatest Bargains of the Seaso"

Greatest Bargains of the SedSo"'
IN OUR LADIES' AND MISSES SUIT AMI
CLOAK DEPARTMENTS WE WILL OFFER 'o'-
urNc,yG MONDAY. APRIL 80 THE GREArhei
BARGAINS OF TIE SEASON
~ EACH OF TIE FOLLOWING LINES ooH
erocxs ARE CROWDED WITH ALL THE LAi
EST NOVELTIES OF PARIS. BERLIN AND N''
Don. AND PRESENT WONDERFUL AriNA'ii'N
TO ALL INTERESTED:
LADIES' PARIS COsTUMEs.
LADIES' TRAVELLING SUITS
LADIES' TENNIS SUITS.
LADIES' CHINA SILK SUITS
LADIES' sURAH SUITS.
LADIES' LACE SUITS.
LADIES' GINGHAM SUITS.
.n,y.. SUITS IN ALL DESIRABLE "h
p,,1s FOR MOUNTAIN AND sEAsHohE
WEAR.
AMPS, IoyDOS- MADE WALKING JACKETS
,.ptr., suowER-PRoOP WRAPS.
,ptrs. BAxNOCKBUgN TRAvELLIN" "A"'
,,.xrs VERY DESIRABLE FOR STEAMER
USE.
.n,r., PARIS WRAPS AT HALF VALUE
LADIES, DUST WRAP, N GREAT 'AHihri
or FABRICS.
,.n,r. SUMNER. WEIGHT MAcKINrosHEs
n NEW DESIGNS.
,.,,rs, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC JERSEY
WAISTS.
,,,.srs. CONFIRMATION DRESSES.
,,.p. slit, FOR DRESS AND STREET
WEAR.
.,,.-r.. WHITE EMBROIDERED DRESSES.
,,t..E.. t.INGHAM DRESSES.
,us.rs WALKING DRESSES
,1ssC,. CONNEMARAs. MISSES 'oAi7'
.,,.r,g n our fixed rue we make no oh"rs' '''
.r.rra either Ladies' Misses Cio"k' or H""''
9Th Avenue and 10Th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rs., AbS sets 6+s Moon set. l'ss Moons
NIGH WATER
Ix-sabdy Hook OF Gov fslAaL !: Heli Gate 4 Oa
P.X-sAndy HoOk las Gov IslAaL 40 Hell yale GOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

A,r,shsn Monkey. Persian Lamb Aia1ks e'"s' 'N---
s,.f..,r anc Sable. All siscs in stock
A.o s...sn sacqucs Se~m.rSctA JACKIE" Nna 49,.
,.o - pur,ha4.d % 30 per cent. less than ne1s So
80. Decided bargain, IN FUR OF every
- .o,,,e ax,y The greater PORTION Of my vho'es"-
'O w.. =. ,.no,.d from, los Prineer 70 my ne"
,neur l.. YVES. 4eG.. which more convenient 70 va.
nnlr parue. who can syas the money should nov "''.
l. opportunity to reliable aud elegant 'ur'
price. known fof yeas
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12

Kansas. Nevada, the two Dakotas. COL
torado, Minnesota and California, Tho,
result was douhtfulin Connecticut In
Indiana and Illinois the Democrats
elected their State ticket, also in New
Jersey. The Republicans carried Ohio
by about $4,000 majority. In the eight
cen States that elected Legislatures
which would each choose q United
States Senator the Democrats were sue
cesstul in majority Of them.
=. CAPTAIN N. M. BROOKS, Of Virginia,
has been appointed superintendent OF
foreign mails in the National Post Office
Department. .,,
GENERAL E. A. ONEAI, who was
Governor Of Alabama from 1882 to 1885,
died in Florence, Ala, aged Is years.
RANDALL DRAKE. who was born in
New Jersey in 1799, and an active Abo-
litionist in his time, died at Kalama-
zoo. Mich, aged 81 years.
JOHN USHER died at Watertown, Wis.,,
aged 100 years.
F.. s. PEAsE. who invented improve.
ments in harvesting machines an appli-
ance for testing oil by electricity and a
printing telegraph instrument, died in
Buffalo, N. Y, aged 81 years.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
AT The \ !. POLLS. |''|,. ] !: s:
Result Of the BallotinR IN Many
"a States on Tuesday.
The Next House In Congress WIN BE
{ Democratic Tho Returns Arc In
complete, But Probably Re.
dsot tho General Result. ~
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

TNE NEXT CONGRESS-. "-" F-s8"
Below Is given the best possible
estimate Of the Fifty.second Congress,
based on returns received to the mo-
ment OF going to press. Several of
those elected from Kansas and one or
two other States counted with the Dem.
ocrats were elected OH Farmers AL
lance tickets. The figures credited to
Idaho, Maine, Oregon. Vermont and
Wyoming are taken from the results of
recent elections held in those States:
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

HIRAM BAssETr, Past Grand Master
OF Masons and believed to be the Mason
of highest degree in the world, died at
Millersburg, KY, aged 70 years. -.
MARTHA PIcKENs died at her home in
Brown County, Ind, at the age OF 104
years She had resided on one farm in
the county for seventy years
RETURNS OF the 7th from the recent
State elections indicated that the DEM
ocrats would have 224 mem bers in the
next House OF Congress, the Republic
ans 81 and the Farmers Alliance 16.
The Democrats elected Governors in
Wisconsin, Delaware, Massachusetts,
Pennsy ylyania, Michigan and Nebraska,
and the Republicans were successful In
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN. -
PEASANTS were fleeing from tho Vi
cinity Of Mount Etna, in Italy, in dread
of q destructive eruption. .-..
AN encounter occurred between Turk.
ish troops and band Of Armenians
near Erzengan. in which seven Of tho
soldiers were killed and fifteen were
wounded.
1T is officially announced that tho Do
minion Government has decided to re.
duce tho rate Of postage to two-cent
rate throughout Canada and to the
United States.
THE population OF Vienna by the an
nexation of several suburban villages
now amounts to 1900. 900, ranking as
Europes fourth city in point of inhab.
itants.
A NEW Cabinet has been formed in
Australia with Mr.. Munro as Prime
Minister and Treasurer.
FULL returns of the municipal cleo
tion in England show Liberal gain of
07 and Conservative gain Of 68.
AN extensive Anarchist movement
was discovered at Lyons, France, and
f1ve arrests had been made.
THE Prince Of Wales on the 4th opened
the first electric railway in England,
running from the city Of London under
the Thames to South London.
LORENZO ANTONIO, forbidden guest
At an Italian wedding in Glasgow, in a
quarrel fatally stabbed the bridegroom.
In China a number of organized mobs
attacked several Christian villages
burning the buildings. Twenty native
converts to Christianity were killed
during the disturbances and their bodies
thrown into the Yang-tai-Kang river.
A HURRICANE passed over the south
west of Ireland and number of houses
at Skibbereen were wrecked.
A MOTION was presented in the Mex
leo Chamber Of Deputies asking that all
priests VINO wero rOt Mex'"an c'+i7erc
be expelled from the country as being
pernicious to the welfare of Mexico.
The Hawallan Government :. lied
to the Japenese Government for D. WV
more immigrants, and they would be
sent
The Russian Government has exiled
to Siberia Fathers Dnochovski and
Jendrzewski for spreading the Catholic
faith.
AN attempt was made to assassinate
the Sultan of Morocco.
The buildings at Tai-Ping-Fu, China,
in which the Government powder fac
tories were situated, were blown up and
800 persons killed.
The Canadian Cabinet has denied the
petition for Communication of the death
sentence OF Reginald Birchall, the MUIR
derer of Benwell.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
LATER NEWS.
A Close Senate.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 9.-In the senat'
of the United States there are now for
ty-seven Republicans and thirty-seve1
Democrats, giving Republican major
ity of ten. At the beginning of the
legislative session in Idaho and Wyom-
ing next month two Republicans from
each state will be elected, making the
majority at the close of this congress
fourteen for the Republicans. On the
4th of March next six Republicans, dis
placed by six Democrats, will leave the
senate a hPre Republican majority Of
two. The new states of Idaho and
Wyoming,it will be seen, are all that
gave the senate to the party that ad-
mitted them into the Union.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
Low.r Poas.x. 10 canada.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 4.-It is officially
announced that the Dominion Govern:
ment has decided to reduce the rate OF
postage to . two-c.nt instead ofa three-
cent rate throughout Canada and TO the
United States. ~
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
couldn,t Stand Refusal.

ETNA GREEN. Ind, Nov. Asa Gay,
. well-to-do young farmer. committed
suicide by shooting himself because =
girl with whom he was infatuated re-
fused to marry him
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
1t In Merriam.

Sr. PAUL, Nov. 1O.-Oficial returns
have been received from all but fifteen
counties. Yesterday the returns were
received from Swift, Cook, Yellow Med
icine and Murray counties increasing
Merriam's plurality from 1919, as given
Sunday morning. to 1892. These fig
ures add l3 to Merriam's plurality,
making the total votes as officially re-
turned, from all but fifteen counties:
Merriam S7,274, Wilson IS, ,342 and Owen
56,675.
In England an extraordinary impor-
tance is attached in the popular mind
to the defeat of Mckinley, the author
of the tariff measure, and in some OF
the manufacturing towns up North the
effigy of Guy Fawkes, which the En-
glish boys have burned for generations
on the eve of each recurring 5th of No.
vember, gave place to q supposed
effigy Of the noted American politician
and was labeled Mckinley. ~ =
AT Democratic jubilee at Marian,
Ind, on the sth, a negro drew revol-
yer and fred promiscuously into the
crowd. AL Powell white teamster
was killed, and three others wounded.
The negro was shot twice before he was
arrested. Prompt work only saved him
from lynching.
IT was announced upon authority on
the sth, that Robert T. Lincoln, T.. s.
minister to England. would, tender his
resignation and not return. es.
ON the sth the President issued his
proclamation announcing Thursday, the
nth day Of November IS Thanksgiving
Day. .ss=.: s y. asss. * ~ .
A VETERAN Of three wars, Gen. David
B. McKibben, U. s. A., died at Wash.
ington on the sth, at the age Of so years
The town Of Pictou, n. S.. was dam.
aged BY fire on the sth to the extent ot
$500, 600. ...
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12

F6ma1nOcE VI tuo 0tdto al OOUo6. Su6AE-
man Heatwole of the Republican COM
mittee claims Governor Merriam's re-
election by 1000, but admits that part
of the State ticket is defeated.
KANSAS
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov 6.-The Re-
publican candidate for Governor prob
ably beaten; six out OF seven Repub-
lican Congressional candidates defeated;
Senator Ingalls, reelection subject of
grave doubt. That is the situation in
Kansas. There was . landslide, reg
ular avalanche, in Kansas. Eighty-two
thousand Republican majority was over
whelmed by resistless force and buried
beneath its destructive weight The
farmers Alliance did it, and it was a
genuine surprise. The Kansas dele
cation to Congress stand: Republicans.
/; Democrats, /; Farmers Alliance, s
49,. NEBRASKA. yG
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 6.-Both parties
claim the election for Governor with
the chances in favor of Richards, Rep
The Congressional delegation will
probably stand: Democrats, .; Republi-
can, !. p. .. ~ .Fs...
J -.s. >,,tE-.y COLORADO .5-a-a.- .~
DENVER, Col, Nov. 8.-Returns so far
received from outside counties give the
head Of the Republican ticket plural
ity Of 1,753. =.
NEW MEXICO.
r SANTA FL, n. M, Nov. 6--1ndica.
tions are thnt Josephs, Dem, has car. car
ried ten OF the fourteen counties n
New Mexico and that the Democrats
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-06
Dm. PATTON.
The scientific Specialist

Guarantees successful treatment In
diseases Of women and oil private diseases
OF either sex. Over fifty cases Of catarrh
cured since Jan. ist In this city. and no
failure heard from. Dozens Of ladies
cured Of diseases peculiar to their sex and
not one unsuccessful. $500 will be paid
10 any one he treats unsuccessfully after
he has agreed TO cure them. Consultation
Is free and you can freely call upon the
DIR. Everything Is strictly confidential
and private. He prepares his own medi.
cines and you do not have TO go TO drug
store TO have your prescription filed. His
Office Is TO arranged that one patient does
not meet another. lie Is not here for a
few days only but has permanently locate d
and will stay. His prices correspond
with the nature OF the disease and deserv.
Ing poor are treated free Patients out OF
the city can be treated BY correspondence,
unless acute diseases. Office, Blumberg's
Block. Albany. Residence 3fd and Mont.
gomery. Office hours, 10 tor , 10 4 and
10 3. The DIR can refer 10 any bank In
Albany or the Pacific Coast ~ to his rella.
bility. and TO the Oregon State Medical
Society "a TO his standing In the medical
profession.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-06

GPr ESrERrRisg. and see tina
beautiful gold watch Mt the Golden
Rule Bazaar" Julius Gradwohl the
proprietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar ,in-
forms us that he has the Prize Baking
Powder, and No Japan tea, expressly
up for his business, and for the benefit
Of his customers, each box OF baking
powder will win piece OF fine glassware
and also each pound Of the tea viii win q
piece Of fine glassware, and customers
who buy one pound of tea or n box OF
baking powder, which il warranted, will
have a chance Mt that beautiful gold
watch. lie has also added fine assort-
ment Of family groceries TO his mann.
mouth stock Of glassware and crockery,
which il the largest in the Willamette
Valley. Go and see Mr. Gradwhol ut the
Golden Rule Bazaar, and you will find
that nothing is misrepresented.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-06
NOTICE.

The use Of wate, for irrigation or sprink-
ling purposes Is prohibited except between
the hours Of s and s o'clock a. IN. and 6
and 9 p. IN.
The uae Of water for sprinkiing streets
Will not be allowed at any time.
Ffom and after June ist TO October Ist
parties Using water for sprinkiing or irti-
CATION purposes will be charged In addi-
lion TO the regular rate for family uAe as
follows
For each lot or less, pei month 81 90
For each lot or less, per month -. ITS
For each additional lot, per mopth... so
To be paid on the first Of each month In
advance, Water for building purposes
will be furnished on payment In advance
on the written estimate Of the manager or
architect OF the brick, stone, piastering or
other material for which water il to be
used. For material not stated In the esti-
mate the application must be rent we'd.
The rate for building purposes will be as
follows
Wettlng each 1000 bricks. s.........Ise cents
Wsi,ing each bbl Of lime or cement s cents
May 10Th. 1890.
ALBANY CANAL WATER TRANS.
IoRfArioS x LIGHTING Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-06

LADIES MUSLIN UNpERwEAa.-I have
ust opened the largest line of muslin un-
derwear have ever carried, and have
marked them to sell at the least possible
per cent they can be handled for. Infants
dresses from So cents to $s.as each; full
size, full length; no china make, all white
labor, guaranteed to be equal if not super
ior to anything In the market for the
price. Also Infants caps and coats.
SAMUEL Z Y ouNG