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New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
nork n0Gnteo.

Females
4 LADY desires position In district
- school 10 thr country f0l .hr coming
,clr. not over % or 80 miles from thc 'lty
of Nrw-NoiR 1u experienced teacher, rN-
,rll,ut disciplin1rlln cuod references. Ad'
dress TEACHER. Tribune Orlcr.
=, Ir&OGI.APUEK.- Iiy "a lady A. -tcnog.
- r,nhrr and typewriter operates Yost and
l;cnIngfou machines. Addrr>- CARRIER
80. / IAfIh"th. J.
STESriVr TC. Youut lqt9 typewriter.
- kIoNl.Ggo of -tcno'eaph", desires posi-.
ton a. Tibs.ltutc. Miss TITUS, SOS
ToWpNns.a'".. Rr"ollyn
~ NPLWRlTISG arch!tccts. literary {;
pl,ys neatly copied also dlctstion ~
foa>ona bio pticcs Miss MAHY HOLDEN,
Room il5. Lincoln Building linton square.
" OJ ~ LADY wishes position ~ assistant
I boo torprr; cNperlouccd best recon-.
n,cndnt ons. WILLING. 80 3d-ayc.
N1Ou 80 LADY. from high school do-ircs
1 position ia countr} % trach growing
chllfr.n or higher EnHli-h. corres sponiHnt
t'p.Nrlttr or hot.l clerk Address AXIOM
l~p Flood IT. Nrooklvn.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOrR-The general market
ruled steady today, and prices showed o no change
There little stir the local trad: demand
chiefly tor medium and good grades Of winter wheat, The
export inquiry moderate principally for tho West In
die sales 20 100 6bs s1oo bls tor eS99rt incIq6:
Min f4 lOds4 65 for the Wc-t lhdo. s0O bbIs Mnnt.
sofa Extra 81 43dij IS 500 bbls Whtl Wheat s. y
dsj 26 1000 bills Sufer1ne. r. lOdS2 50 200 bhs
Fine. 81 3o1$? 3l Q!otations; 3: cry, Nh y.
Low Extra Sc 45ass Winter Wheat. low grades ~ 45a
So fair to choice 50 l5asi 65 fancy o. ToGstsoi "a
Minnesota Spring Wheat Low E4tra, 80 ljat3 Cielr.
to fancy 90 65a rs Patents ordinary TO choice "a 259
IS Is Fancy dos5 25ds5 g. Hnpcrnhc ptns and "ntcr
soUTHTKY FL0URzln lis4t demand put steadily held
Shipping grades, So 4jde3 Tredc and Family tNtras
s3 13dsi IS Patents, - 4oas5 RYE FLor ioHad
fair to cho!cc fancy 10 small lots - 3od73 80 corn
NEAI-Niore active and steady yellow Wc>tcrl quoted
az - 30d ~ So and Brandywlnc. a. 53. Sales 1900
bbls Including 900 bbls Brandywinc.
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,,cca l5ie leading a far business on lota account
Nhout 1000 bush we're taken for export WPC0hI 70 tb
r,.ber rnofe active; July gained fuy sc 0"lhz ,L
strength in the spot Later months Tcre Gcaranecs
with reaction Ot &C 80
a. i2o3 hush sales 800 900 bush future, i9lOVo push
r5t including so mixed. 3jc ec,at9r 30 NIL whit"
s. sSssc elevator 80. whit Soc ecyator u9ShG Ty
IA 3iioc closing at 352c do August 3i'id3"c c9-nR
St 541.c; DO September, 33sGA.e s.@.nS al 'rf2b S2b
3,t No. " 20 n Gog.jic 60 r. j5q6Oc; 100 n, 75dsOc
Sborps sOas5c Rye Feed, 70d15c.
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Closing prices, Highest. Lowest Sales.
FURNISHED Rooms.

Oc TH-ST.. q WEST.-Ncwy ana hahu
~ somrlv furnished square mont rooms
near Broadway. for gentlemen, bath ana
every convenience.
90 WEST 2GTH-ST.-Larce cool room :;
~ southern exposure; I'd floor; aclolh'
ing bath. -; another, 20
OOf WEST 2iTH.ST.-l In strictly prIyate,
ZUf house; large. handsomely furnished
iOom. - small one. %.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

November ncmns; December closed at 042e sales $50
& Enel 81 'P a. ae "1s csG SGaa
any Ga s and sss aay and i'o f's CFa' ta5%cT &
1p@sy sicrv 7ss adsy G wc g~T' c sGs sg;S 5t 5sa
l5e do choice i,9iSte 5ta,s r5,rv Do fair good
OF pals fancy loc choice ., iial5e good, IlS
WSfS WS.iSn imitation % ceaTSry aood o4iSe
n w SSs P9 %5er nof fad Gadls iS5,a do qS
Mt: a2 5sS and e'Ggss st;oy ssSmon '
g sssss5 sDs"s sSso' I FIJI d's ;soS s Sa s a
q ThS ssSSG @ 60 g S @% STAT, % Fsc:1r sSss : PS
"a 49, Cannon GS%m2n % rSS 20 h Sc full iG G34s @ w %s'S
but firm u fancy marks, while others ruled dun and M.
sa '4 fresh SS M a@S 90 a a g15 e M WaT3 ,s.s c1Es
fresh le2 fair TO good dl5c do inferior in cases.
raj. a % Ga dsT sGs yssS amy ya Sf
Sgsh 90 " bid s.fSd w5Set3 do SS.t and
qstst and afm. Crushed. Gee Cut Loaf. e1,t;
SHSl MsSl ec r'cSSf coas9toSs S '@OaSS G sSas
- ct 5ss5 ii5c 'is t Ss' 5's@5e; i'' Yellow
sTEARINE-rn light demand choice quoted in tc, at
S?c @ s"' % q # town. %' E % s s pc@ 9 q 9 n%sn G% e.
At G e. 100 SSS hsd ago ar 9Gy ya 9s U.s. city qu'd
interesting e1turc, Icc. Of from tie top as paid
some 20 30 far values would harden on in.
creased demands Buyers are not disposed hurry mat
tcrs at The moment.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS
Liverpool, July J., 3:45 .. m.-Bed in poor demand;
extra India moss dull - 5j., PORK in poor demand;
f5s. Hags poor demand Bacon in good demand;
Cumberland cut. about - 10 80 ih>. firm 3ls ca
Cheese I'm fair demand TnllOw In fair demand Turpen.
tine in good demand Rosin IN poor demand Lard
Spot and futures IN IoOr demand Wheat n poor demand
Flour IN fair demand. CorB-SnOt and futures in fair
demand mixed Western spot t. ady at 81 SD. July
% Sid Hops at LOndon-Pacnc Coast good
demand. Receipts Of wheat FOR the post wcek from
Atlantic ports 100 quarters from Pacih' ports 1900
from other sOurceS $1,000. Receipts o., American com
Tor the past week 30,t00 quarters.
HAVANA MAEKET.
Havana July It Spanish gold, 2i3Goi3i.. Exchange
0rluer but not qI0taOly higher Sugar steady.
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miscellaneous.

DENSIONS.-Tnd the nov law thou
Il sands Of Union soldiers their widows
and parents, are now cH.iti.I 70 q pHu-ion.
send u me ~ information and h.1nL' anl
SHIELDS, COS Est. y w. Washington,
b. G..
/ MBRELLAS recovered canes r'p1Ir.d +;
u parlsolS % match sults spcciaitics god
and silver handles repaired. GAItuELLN,
Pa 0th-aNe.
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shovin2 no material change. No ~ales to-day last
week. not before Tcportd. 3jit bal Tor export ad
l-l2 lacs for consumption. Port receipts today So
bales against balSs last and 5sl bales this day
year. September recciVe ~ m port aggr''
gated 57i2 75s bales AGAINST 6is17G1 bales for the
corresponding time last year.
Quotations based American standard Of classified
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

4 LII hilds Of German servants, with ir,t-
\ cas-, Irtrr .nccS aiwavs on hand iOr
city or country. >ONNEN HENS En-.
u.oYM, NJ Oiaoe. II 3i-aY"., near Sul-s,.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
Dress making.

A RTISTIC DRE>SMAKING, perfect
n lifting costumes. yAchets aud ~laI> !
handsome drc-sea made for slO and rlA
MIN. OWEN, 2d2 Wc't 23d-st
A Ii STYLISH dresses perfect 30 guar
"A antced "a gowns and Wrappers also
chIcrcn'~ clothes: customer may flrlI-u
material; term, reasonable COOKE. lAJ
4 RTlSTIC drcs,making; imported fash
~ ions goods purchased i s.rrd hot
orders at short notice. Mr.. NcELkOl,
81 Fast 9th-st.. opposite Donnine's.
II nKIs>M MAKfR Summer travelling aud
~ stioct dit-srs. - 0p IL L.,a Co,tInc
OATES. 80 Wes, 23d.st
n RESSMAKTR-By nr,t.class dress
prices. Loo Broadvav. near iothst.
KTSSNAKER and SfAMNIEIsS.-
~ tronch sew by day or ~""N c", IL
Md. HELENE oil West a1th.-;.
JNRFSSMAKER.-Corp t.n. dr.s.mals,r
~ D, the dav. or would work - AOac
terms reasonable. 326 Last -Ist--t., ring
once.
i IK~T.g LASS Fr.u,h dr..-.u ua.rr. nt'.r
L cutter Ak." - 70 81 county n ~,
Natd family city rf'rch"c. Adfic-' l"'
EIRST.CLASS FrrTIR and pGAPtK
L wishes n'orH enPareucuts hi t4r day
recently with ono u TIE leading houses
city iercnr,s. ACdrc-- d.. 20 Wet -3d--t.
1IAISON DE CoNTIt tNCT uonr,,t-e
I'l MlDcL ~ Wcs' i-tn-.t. Al -'ti,-
summer Dresses. uodarir. prices dfr--.-
t. order delivered IN avo da5-.
AM r. ANIDINTI Ii- v.-' l-'l-
Ift IT, School and reception A.. 500 fur
uIs.es from 70 = v61r- short no''-".
M nrIToN. tom l.oaGop. drr-.nascr.-
INl. English and Ir,lr' -tt.e- "a '.t-
cut suits on short nati.r. p. fert at. lU3
Wost i9th Il RING l.N 3 ip,'-.
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domestic GlinntiuTs t01nlc0
Males

Males
TTFNDAST. NNNSE or VALET 20 In
"A valid Gentleman sane OF oLhcrWls"
GOOD nasscur: are 32: would travel 10
h., ro a, OF any part OF the states, hiGhcst
icn r,rccs from phy.io. ans and patitnt' Ad'
dros, ". l.. Boz 10. 1Fi0ua' once.
A rTENDANI " an invalid gentleman
"A thorousn lood nurse and mas7tut, brst
personal cltY references. FRED, ll9 East
Jl>t-.;.
ID lIIEK.- ~ nr,t.cla-s man. In private
ID family W err second man Il Kept or
otherwise. single: : feet o: 80 good recon.
nrnda,!ons. DRAW, ~ M.aNt.
DrILGK-B By Oh Enrl.hmnn; thor
ID ouety cy"rl'9G,(sd N al dYu'a1 .,,,i, nr,t,
Uptown O0ic", 1898 broadway.
ipI-rITE or WAiTER.-By a French
ID ~wi.s Protestant ln private family first
cla.s thoroughly cAp 'rieuced nr't-olas,
rit, references last employer cnn be- seen.
can OF address c. II. H.. ld2 west 32d-st.
Il OuK By nr.t.clas. man with wife a.
Y ae. .tant; IN c!.y or country hotel. j.
PATTERSON. 33 For''th-st.
E0ACHuAX. GARDENER ard USE.
NFUL-MAN.-B perfectly reliable. COM
p,t.ut Gcrman; married, no children; 10
il-c care II Pcntlcman's country plact,
summer and winter, best references. Ad-
dress V &. NJ. Darion. FahGcd Co, Conn.
I,OACIIMAN.- .--Iiy competent man aged
I a. VINO thoroughly Understands proper
rafe Of horse. and carT.n1es Is sober and
obliging stylish. careful driver u hism!
recommended by two II the best families Of
( k'", T.. 4s y @ess 'e' 4tiG..E tar ''' - ' ''
rOACHMAN Nishc, situation; highest
I references. Present employers. -Ol
Wnsf ijth-st
GOkCHMAN.-Ey EnclShman; married
\ Ir.t-,lns~. , wears b'-t If cltk rfrr-
cnces. Apply or address I. W, 23j i,h-aye.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

UOt SEWORKEE, Gc.-By neat clean
IA North German as plain COOK, wash.
/ iron or il small family for general house
work > years reference, viii 20 % c0un.
! trN. can a, 10 Last l2th.st.. near itA.aye.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
SECONDHAND tARkIAGEs ABOVE
STYLES.

A so UPWARD.-TwrlNc horses and
"A. mares. Weighing iroia $50 to LOO
round estate psop-rty suitarlc for fajmcf
grocer. or ANY general business sold rH'
ga dless Of cost Ou" week N!al gwen r.
Snfn,iIlr nurchasers also handsome horse,
tNrts > rs Br Br,wstci sidcbar top buggy. har-
hess Sc: price for all. 500. Stao.c -
Eat I'd st near nOWfry.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
nlisceliaueous

A LBERT q. SPENCER, 276 Oth.aye.
"A between Isth and 18th sts.-U mDrc!I1s,
paTasols. cane made 10 order, recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable
4 PRIVATE DETECTIVE Of long stand
n ing can be seen all next week Oh 81! l.
~ confidential business. call o. address
J. J. l.. $50 shave.
ID OOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.-Lncy-
II clopedias. Edinburgh. Chambers. lntr.
national Appietons'. Sc, AZ low lgura (;
In Stcls's shadow" and all Alb'rt Ross
novels. postpaid. 3jc. JEFFERSON BOOK
MARKET le3 West i0th-st.
ENTLEMEN Wishing TO dispose Of their
" Ieit-or clothing at far value Will
please call Oh or address
EDWARD MILLER GS cth-ave.
STANLEY'S BOOK .-Tho great African
- explorer, fully illustrated bound 100
cloth. gilt. 600 PAGES. ~. POSTPAID. SILKS
BOOK EIPORICI, 1l7 CthVyc.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
STAINED.

Good Ordinary ........9s Low Mdlng. 10 II -l6
strict Good Ordinary. MiddIing ..,......l1e
opton'-Thcrc was decidedly stronger market IN this
line today, and the speculation active at,endd
With frcci buying BY foreign conce-s Local shorts
as3 @ soGfht m m"dSIaSS rst o. s@ point, az Lvei
u points advance, fren which there steady gain
months ee10 ponn closing steady at about the top.
Saits 900 bales
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
BronklYn Real ESla'e.
ErGl Gstaie noanieo.

A f.STORY HOUSE above 30th.et, be-
n tween Madison and Cfh aNc~ viii hire
or pr< haSe. SIND particulars. +. a.
DAILY. - West 3JM-St.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
Bnslncss Chauce5

A. disc. as dry goods. fancy goods. fur.
n.shing goods. clothing, shoes &C. any
quantity; city Or country. 81 WEI y
EURO. 12D East S3d-st. ard Ol WalRci'st
A MAN With y .OCU willing ~ learn and
n assist Ia a good business, can BE- 80
cured ana have i0n 81. 200 % $4,000 yeaf1y.
;. *. Tribune once.
A RART OPPORTUNITY for a party
~ with about 1900 10 invest IN lr-
gltluato business 20 per cent guaranteed On
Investment. l.. X. H0rEH, 1Js parl.'t.
n OR SALE for $1,000. profitable man
i uiacturug business IN this city. Al-
dress y. G. o.. Irihun" oaiee.
l. or SALIl-A valuable historical colicc.
l. tion ot articles once ovncd and used ~
Abraham Lincoln: t'InitUih. manuscripts.
letters &C.. collected With thc assistance of
Sd4,e,i %& i r. i"a6% O. 6o2 ieS5s x!%Y@@rf V! @a'o'l'
aIAN WIN $500 can secure interest 10
vi real estate and commission business
worth s3 600 yearly duties simple sElenaid
tu,ute; uu@puaiIcd facilities. ESTATE,
1rl unc once.
nLD-ESTABLISH stable business,
~ clearing 500 monthly above expenses !;
fGn 81 600 o. inGi'''a Raf cash ." Apply cioSEsT
SCRUTINY INVITED. Tr.b1nc 0n'ec:
ID ATFNT for a 'oidoq billiard .able sod
on account Of n,h m cHanGs rG,ir l9i Hr
cn'elDris NJ ? rson. Mrs.. Pr HAhHbCHI' >
~ nud'on-avc.. Cnicago. ~.
WANTED -si0 600 % s3O 0oo 10 be in.
w VesJi in lecitln.at" established buSi-
ness: plant now r>shy iona Ode Investor
only need write. SUCCESS. EoX -,
Tribune Office.
tD0OCASu VIII buv good botlnR. ousi-
SEUU noss: frc foltc. oycs 500 Gus
:oinrrs. Particulars Gl Coult-st., Brook'yn.
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fnrnishe0 Gonscs.

l. BEACH.-To let, Furnished cottages,
s@CO. 5000 Othcls for s.lc. WILLIAM
LANE, Long branch, y. J..
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
Rooms u)anteo

--------.------ - - --~-S~-~~~-
NIANTED.-B young man. a quiet room
w In private house: no lodging or board
Ing houses Address I. {. j., Box "a.
1ril unc Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
tprnlsbel Rooms

n ORTi. GRAMTRCY PARK, 147 FAST
~ 2lSI.S Hand -Oucly furnished rooms
b let; hreak'a.t II desired also park priSi-
legcs: references.
u ARLOR and BEDROOM nicely fur.
hisht d. 20 fcspc" table lady or FOR nan
and wfr. Address +. <. Tribune Uptown
ONCE. 93S Broadway.
UNIVERSITY PLACE, North Washing.
- ION square large cool rooms, elegant s
furnished a and -.
IN @~I. I"j EAST.-Ncwiy furnished
JV-'"~lo room. With large closet; gentle.
nan; reference
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
Ciip Real Cslaic for GGlc.

CIIOICE INVESTMENTS 49,. 900 r4i..
Y. a. oNO 40 90 r,nt. = 600 so 600.
rent. a. 900 $4,000; rant $4,000 terms
easy. PRINCIPALS only address " apply
GCLAGER ~ Pinc-st.
w EST SIDE lots. VIII, or without
w binding .carA. STLNENS, 0th-UVe.,
cor. F3i-st., las Br adway.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
DIGGEST BARGAINS IN best Brooklyn
ID rro9crtY % buy. sell. let or exchange
at HAVILAND & SONS. 800 ClassOn-aYc.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
for Glle.

- ~ ~'NA@'
4 TLAS 20.hoJs~ engine. llN22 horizontal
~ engine. A@OC G-Luisc Baxter Wood :
o4.lnch p.anog: 1Oinch Inouider, band saw.
~ James SIP.
ID TA1TY'S celo3rt.,d organs and piano.
ID tore, arc Matcnlrs- bargains. Or
Uar,tc, lars addres, Fx-Mayor BEATTY.
Washington. Nr".Jef@ y.
ID lCYCLE.-Ncw; S.ngtl make 52.inch
ID nickel plated cost ;l3o vill tril fof
$50 ban bcarinF Addr IS BICYCLE, 10
1ast 83d-st., Bayonne. y. J.
ELEdANT upright plano. al iInIroye-
cr1nF bnrqatn. 49j orqnn cheap.
STADIL'S. IN DeSinPton-ave.. lllth-St.
IrOR SALE Druggist fixtures OF every
L 4 scrlp,iOn estimates and designs fur
nished FOR nttnC st6rcs city Or country !;
by practical store httcr. 45 BieNckcr-st.,
near broadway.
EOR SALE.-Storc fixtures Of every d..
L scrpti0n suitable for AL Kinds Of bust.
ncSs lsig" stock al new and second hand
fixtures estimate and designs furnished fog
stofe Attnt. - Dleccker-st., near 81 DAD
wQ.
u URNITTRf, {c.-Pricc 300 a good
Keepins. WALSH. l2o ID Place BROOKLYN.
GOOD NFW ICE is choap.r want cvcf1.
NIbodv % como 70 my factory and buy one
Of Tiruan's best refriGcrators and wnt"r
coolers. \. \. EKLJND. "a Car'pine-st.
r2N ELESCOPG. So oad.hand. 4.lnch ~.
! -chnc,Gor and Tralnhofcr Wen mounted
PIKE. op,lcian. II Fast 23d-':.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
Boar6 dro Rooms.

-
DOARDrRS WANTED FOR large and
ID email rooms at 10 West 22d.'t.
n OOD BOARD. pleasant rooms. summer
cellsnt table board -sptcia. terms 70 pcrina.
neht parties. 81 E,st 20th.st, near
Sroadway
TKAMERCY PARK NORTH (known a.
VI l37-l39 East 2lst.St. )-Deliehtiy. loca-
ton; elegant rooms board and attendance
uncXccllco also priViiego. OF private PARK.
~ EAST 40ru.SI.-New.E .EHfland lady
, has desirable rooms. with board rea-
sonhhc rates for sumner months, rei"f-
ences rcqultcd.
1@TH.ST. 1lG EASr.-Iaree and small
] vel furnished rooms CITY vis trs sc.
coroPiGdat-d ~ client liable references.
OOD-ST.. iG. WLST.-llard-omcly fur
20 niShcd large and small rooms supe-
Nor board; Transient boardors.
os TH-sT, JO6 last. nonr M'd'syn
I'd squaro.-LarGe and 'mnll rooms, with
or without board.
oI ST.ST.. - wrSr.-Lar.c. hand
during summer: - - 20 - also hoard.
O1TU-eT- 300 WfST --Splcndcd font
o. alr0yc room. furnished Other pleas
ant rooms WITH or without board rtef.
cnccs cxchnnf'd.
~ WEST 1GTH. ST. -Inrro. .quaro room,
4 sYitsb'o 'or two sGpatOr beard tabl9
bGafders al'o tiansi"-.ts.
Brooklyn.
ID OARD I'll SrhemcrAorn.st., Br Ok
ID lyn.-pariies can ind desirable accom-.
rotations at above a1crcSs for sumner or
Uc-U auculy room with or without board
? FER nc9s eXf ancod.
4 ARGE FCRNlSHTD room. front scc.
IL ond door; al improvements man and
wife or two gentlemen one block from l..
station ana csrs. l.l32 De koIb-oNc.,
prGoklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

n engine. 1000 G-LuiSc Baxter; Wood
94-lnch p!anor. 1O-inch inoulder; band saw.
10 James SIN.
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domestic eituatloHs fUanlso

Females.
4 IL MRS. l.. SEELY.
formerly Miss l.. C1mpbell)
6s WIS, 22D-ST
FOREIGN ASD DON ESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED. [
Servants breaking engagements VIII by |
dismissed from Office and forfeit all claim |
TO fee paid
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE. |
IS WEST 22D.ST.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-08-01

While on business trip to tho
Mere on Saturday last we met Hon.
Thos. Y. Cooper, collector Of fla
philadelphia Port, ard ex-Republi
can State chairman. We interview
ea him on the Gubernational situa-
ton and learned that he was of the
opinion that DELAMArER would re.
celve the old time Republican ma.
Jorl'y. lie said, he fully realized
that there were Republicans who AZ
thls date might feel little grieved
but ne felt certain that all wor1a
laii IN line on election day and cast
their ballot for DELAMATER
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-08-01


Hon. Thos. V. Cooper, F. Mac
Gully Esq, ana Mr.. j. w. Durham
all OF Philadelphia and Mr.. F. w
Smith of Reading, who are rusti
eating at the Mere, made Laportt
and Lake Mokoma a visit, on Tues
day. The party took row on Lake
Mokoma. The Hon. Thos. V. and
> udge ingham occupied one boat
and were fishing for clubs to faed
tne AZ handsome trout kept in the
box. One of the party unfortunate.
~ got his hook fast and while IN the
act OF unfastsning il capsized the
boat md both gentlemen nlunoed
headforemost in the deep waters of
Lake Mokoma, Judge Ingham in
CURED of the Senator if he in b;s
ooy-hood days had learned to swim
ana with favorably reply both
pulled for the shore. Fortunately
Ihey were not in very deep water
Ihe Senator said about up to his
watch pocket. The others of the
party escaped any misfortunes. MIR
is on the PHILADELPHIA
6"1e>1'' staff and the people of the
quaker City will undoubtedly be
nade acquainted with the sad story
! the deep. After the party had
aught a sufficient number of chubs
ney proceeded to the box where
My Meyer cut them up and fed
ne trout. All were surprised at the
ze OF The speckled beauties and
I'D they were the finest they ever
lw Lake Makoma bids fair to te {
ne of the best trout lakes in the
ate and when the time rolls around
at all are allowed to drop an angle !
TO Its heaving bosom, we shall ali
pleased to have With us the above
entioned party.
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-se-e-@A--
THE GROUSE MYSTERY
arrests, 1t is Said. to be Made ar =,
Early Date.

I
FROM the Wllliamsport Republican July 2s
Tuesday, when a Republican re-
porter spent few hours at I,airds.
vile, he was informed by persons nj
good authority that very strong
suspicion is developed on a bad
character of that place of having
played very important part in the
hiram Grouse tragedy. Several ar
rests will soon be made, as brotbar
OF Mr.. Grouse has arrived from Col.
nmbia county and is looking into tho
matter more deiritely. Althouob
he has offered reward of 81 900 for
the arrest of the party or parties
VINO were interested in the horrible
death of bis brother, none has vet
oeen made, and he says his object in
Lairdsville was to arrest the
ABOVE mentioned intimated person
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Killed at Janaison City.

a young man by the name ot
William Gillitz, aged twenty-five
years was killed at Jamison CITY On
friday last. He had cut down n
tree, which, in falling, knocked down
another tree; this tree fell upon
Glllltz' across his breast, pinning
blm to the ground and killing bir3
almost instantly.-Ec.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-08-01


Inc particulars of an outrage O
1he most fiendish nature has inc,
come to light in the suburbo -
omlthVlile, small village abou,
Twelve miles north of Pittsson o.,
sunday night two Poladders named
hosh missed a trunk from tba;,
room containing s45 and sono
clothes. No trace of tue trunk wos
found until Wednesday night. when
'he wife of Thomas Tcbin, who ra.
sides close by the Folander's honso
went to procure some wood which
was stored under the house.
IN dong SO she discovered the
trunk and naturally gave the alarm
ms was the means Of attracting
quite large crowd, among them
pelng the four Polanders. Thew
seeing the trunk became enraoad
and seizing Tobin began beatinn
nim' at The same time charging him
with theft. His protestations If N
nocence only increased their anoer
ana they dragged him to the Fa;r
view branch Of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad and tied him 10 the troo,.
h 49,.
"i'h strong ropes. He lay face
downward with his whole bodv
out on the track.
80 tightly was he secured that baI
'ould not move. About / o'clock q
'oai train came in view. According
o Iobin's story ofthe affair. he now
'ave up all hope and commeced toE
'ray. Fortunately the train woe
unning up grade. The engineer
aw Tobin's face move slightly. Ho
down brakes, and WHOM
bout ten yards from the object on
ne track he jumped from the c.hl
nd running ahead saw the mans
erriblc predicament. He nul,ad :
ut a knife and cut the rope just in
me to save Tobin from BEING ont
pieces by the wheel. The Po,on.l
ers have been arrested and coa,
lifted to Jail. s
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-08-01

Atty. F. II. Ingham of LaPorte,
has recently purchased a "CD cor
net net OF the Diston manufacturer, of
"llliamsport, and admirers his ppr.
chase very much.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-08-01

Inc !, masquerade ball given in tb,
i'aii unoer the auspices of the young
people OF town, on Friday evenioo
las'' was by far the grand party Of
tne season. The costumes ware =,
mense and excelled any like doinn.
ever participated in at I.aPorts 4
Jew represented the "Wild kvoa4
ohow" and others more tame il i
sign the-King of hearts ouee,,Zs,
hearts = Martha Washington knight .
'ne mower girl, the old lady the
sailor girl; the musician ; the chine
man the negro and the two s.oad
u'an. Inc big man or the clown and
the Indian constituted the mxv;Id
west Show" There were at least
twenty others in costume Tha
iookers-on seemed to be more :.
terested than those in dress. as tbau
were continually figuring out who
'nat party could possibly be ami
even to the end they were in donbt
those masked relieved themselves
u their dry goods at 1880 = -
liter which all Joined in a soc;s,
lance. so0'ai
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-08-01

John E. Gallagher of Sioux CITY,
Iowa. will visit LaPorte, on Mon
aay next and will take to himself a
better halfin the person Of Miss
Katie Kennedy; daughter of land,
lord Kennedy Of La Porte, on Tues.
DAY August 5th 80 The young
couple will reside in Sioux City.
we congratulate John upon his
eaoloe' Miss Katie will be missed
Dy the circle of young people of La
Porte.