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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17
Railroad Consolidation.
Earineering News

Consultation is evidently far from being ct
IN end. TIE absorption ofthe Queen 4 Crescent
system by the Richmond & West Point Terminal
Company Is another reeen, instance, which, By
the wav. brings up that system we'll toward the
Atchison's position regards mileage. The
figures for these aud some Of the other largest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

The Hamen' Allisnce Of Narshau county.
IowA has cordially indcrsed Judge william
Batttn. TIE Republican candidate fcr congress
in the Fifsh district. and has issued circular
Recommending bis support By ali other alliances
In the district They declare that he Is clear
thinkef. . ready writer. IN abe speaker. and
can be trusted to strike heavy blows In the In
teress Of the producing elasse& Iowa b gradu-
ally recovering her senseA Let her aloae: she
win come around Al right, and viii Be I'll the
better for her tantrum
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

IT'S reported that the Engiish syndicate which
bcuehs the filisbury- washburn Touring mills ct
Minneapolis. win take charge Of hose and their
other purchases in The taue lins on the lss Of
eertembef. and in these and Ill other mills viii
maintain the proft-shsrins system which was
introduced In his mills b. Mr.. Pillsbury. vita
highly beneficial efxsc.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
A LEVEL HEAD.

During the late strike the NewYork Central halroau'
the militia ordered readiness in OF riot
but they not called
In interview. Hill said the troops ""ro
not to bo called upon except In cas-" OF an emergency
The emergency had not arisen therefore they would not
ordered out He remarked that this was the first
great strike with which he had had experience ana ne dd
propose lose his head the ONLY point at when thcre
serious trouble was at syracuse ana therc
deputy sheriff had lost had and precipated an en-
counter.
The strike continued several weeks ana thcrc "a'
rotos action at various points along the road but IN"
civil able to cope with IL WITHOUT Gazing
@ the militia.
The Of mans real ability comes "heh an efn'r'
gcnry arises which makes ha-v call ION his good ji9'
and discretion. The man wh" r'aln' Ms prrH'n'
Of mind maintains his cquipoI-e and exercises 'ouhd as
erection az such critical uncturcs Is to b. relied on ana
viii b" .ut to the front. ,,, 49,,
level heads have tn" staying q"a''''cS """n
do not faltor I'm the face danger. OTIS ~ Colt" OF
1855 WAS f.,ng very III. consulted doctor anu ne
would not -and in my for th" STAT Of ONO INV
he did not los. courage give M; he say ~"
the testimonial OF Mr. John Coleman. loo "r'1orS'Ht'
Sew Haven. Conn. and wrote TO him. j" u"' '''' l
rcccyrd an answer stating that th" t"-tohi' ''1 "c
yay. was grnuinr and not ov'drawn In ahV -ar"'"'r'
| ,noh a good many bottles Of Wain"?' ga" C"'' HIVE
not taken any for year.
Governor I'M accounted very snrceS'il NM" NJ
+ cool calculating and b.lonG- I" IN" c"H' "'' u"
not lose their heads when emergencies arS"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
4 UANTTi fTT EER'S BiD TtINRE.

Max Wolf. manufacturer Of cl"akS al No. 80 LIS
lr.rald t. has failed, with liabilities reported at
over SO 900 and small ;,->ct- The >hcrln seized lh"
place Of br>in"-., bat fonnd hitic stock left. y
Judgment was first entered AGAINST Inn on Tuesday
for sl1.O III favor Ui Al rihnn >onn"n>tr"hl. who
,id T., bc hi, brother in law. Yesterday buhrh,i'l
4 lIr-ch attorney, for >"yrs, creditors. obtained
attachment, against Mr. Wolf for rilil. rs follow
iIrcp Meyer a co.. $l.3i.; !. Victor Achcli,.
II 1Gi: I.clin, Nccscr 4 CO.. fl.o.-. The attach
Iucni> were, issued the ground of disposition Of his
l,olmr,V. The ai'id.'vit> state that oh october :
liz, and Ia. wife conveyed property No. 2Gl East
Irud~ay 10 selma Davis. til" consideration br!rI
80. -:i The deed beng dated september 20. Mr..
lluInri tcl >aid ritiHl t'dt he Understood that
tE, uaillic, wcI,. between S;o.O0O and S'nOoO with
small i,>r,> Mr. Wolf ind clcancd Out every thing.
The .,ork left woIlt not amotint 10 TjOI. although
he had bought goods ~, Ia October 4. III" had tran
t.rYcd hi, real ,>ia" Oh me VERY day hc hal failed
Nj Wolf ha> been la ia" business SEVERAL wears aud
formerly traded under IN" style Of MI% Wolf a co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
rDRGER'S NTNEROrS victims

,,c,r,n -. Nliu-,rirg. I'll" Jim ~" l"'Hntn h'
Lame. &. Eat i"!n's "M'". W. Ill l'"ih"hN' WI
,..,rr,iru.d Al the Tuii,- t." 'rTiir ri"'IuI
\cu coupl.~ ava" been pr,.~"i" -ln'" ArnI~ir"ht :
.,.., ard mo court rom ~Wari...i Win the f,.,":
,i.tiu.. ANON. Tie. reg cuiriliIr, 4 present we're
.Ichn j. CunnIu CHAM, i bH''n'r Il "" l"' Ear lN
+ AID MIR r,irh"ih'- hrp.,i IN liN. from whom Arm
,-.rc II alleged. o'i'r"i : :, "u Irp''>li i''"
that Mr. F1cl-n hid sent him maxi" IN" '"ll"' ~
and also >uc,..a.cd InducIug cunningham - ri'h
~, WORTHLESS. rl.",h. Arm. r., NJ al" collected
300 the !,.,t Et' hem property IN l'roI'h ana
,yr ko4i the so 20 more rom We am"
source, ais, found II way mt" Arl>'i"ht '"n'lN.
rho u-.,nurr also >uoord'-i IN ,"i'iuS In" ch>hl"
IF II,moitr'- l;Niid /. restaurant !" 'd~h one 81
Ii. worthless rl", h. for FL .Ir"ph Nee iIl. 81
\, Ihrti"t st.. f"''""d 81 a Tl' ''"'h
Anrn-, SI.n.cIr Of -. II" ''an~"vv'H -. :, 80
\rru-,,,,,ig when taken h"ipr" Ju>tIc" klIl:vli
,,aInuN pleaded guilty and asked for 'Inl' T.
ir.r,arr his "a ... IN examination III tn" Ca" wA'
%, doNu for Mr.dal nrTt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
FItTIGN iBUTT THE CLEARING horse.

philidcll hia new >papcr printed letter from New
YORK plrpo,t,ng TO give inside" account Of The
meeting of the New York Clearing House i>U, lAtlu
ON Tuesday. The >lil>tanC" OF the article was that
lnd cna ION was expressed that attempt had been
made 10 pack" the .nittcc entrusted with ioIlna
,ons for m" coming year The alleged object 81 tins
packing" aid To- be Ia prevent III" proper
>dcra ion of the movement lonhlng 20 force III" trust
conIanc, into tn" Clearing House Association. When
a>i.,i ahpnt III" matter Yesterday the balk prcd
who wr!c most prominently mentioned declined {" d.
GUS the subject. John Jay khoN. pre- den, 81 ::c
National Bank If the Republic. quoted in
ing spal,cr saving that he had refused nOn!ia
ton to the Conference Committee but that the r'>t
Of the article made up Of the imagination VI the
correspondent Of tie Philadelphia NEWSPAPER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

SIp.n a.. IG'I hn He'I d" i;n 'c'':
iS.' 20, 81 s.: = %. - - I.,' ~ 10 -. 100
lol To-. loi' TO- i',, 1863: ..,... ,,,.,.,, y,,.o,
esi.n lar; NO., 70 'S i'"1 at - O. I,,,,
Stp ne '"t't - i' - Ia IA !" '"'' 'rs ''a H.
~ 81 20, :'', 10 :.'' } 20, ;"' a.! ~
S3 .ci. :''5 - ~ ''N I."', - -, ~ ''i''
ana l"i1, w. I'r' !V'i TO- 100, 10 I'' II" '>iN'.
oSp''xc Soutt i'n' '' ANU " -
supreme Iouitt !!cuit-PaIt l-B'fo." La"I'hcc, j.
Nos. 2l4i. Fl ~. ~ 10. y 2li' t. -lto i'.u,.N'
Snprin' tOut-tHcun -Id!t ll-bl''" I DIFH, J.
Ca. on I,Gd, - N., 10 scnGal
S ipcnc Cou t-t!,cut Part III Hciol. PIT I,ou,
Sh"r. cau-"-. No.. 3'2>. 80 50. ''J 3'5s. 3@''-
13I1 i1-J 3yG.. tl-i. $50. 45.. 49,. 3,,.. go
Supi.nIe Court Nc..: Pant ~ fire. Beach. h.
:goo 1871, 80. let-' 81 - 49,: - .J. ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
NETWORK CITY.


The Dock Commit, sion"r> decided yesterday ~ re-
build Pier new No. 4G North River now used By
, the Troy Line. Work will BE- begun in "A few weeks.
The cost will he about 81 900
\ special meeting of the German Lccal-Nd soricty
Will be- l."ld al IN" office Of y. V. Bric|cn. 30. 80
broadway. Al : p. IN. to III rr"w.
The. drum aud fife corps Of Iud~on Fitzpatrick Post,
Grand Amy Of The Republic. All hav" an "nns at
Harlem River Park Oh October -
There was wild rumor of wholesale dc,cri!on, Of
sailors from the cruiser Io,ton Yesterday The fact
i, ,ha, four Of IN" crew Who ND have {" 90 "n
>hor, failed 10 rcu"n. and "rcrS t. arrest thea
have been issued.
supcrntcId.t Jasper i picparn: another irp"r;
rcc,,r,in. IN" cnnd"n If the public schools. Ihi'
j. IN answer t. the resolution Of Commissioner H"rhd
who wished know bow far Tie 'hiId"n liA'" I"
walk to reach the >chohnu" and whether Ties p'~>
any >,hoo.hnn~c, on their to those which they
attend
The las, lot Of white pine TO buiM tho double >"t
Of way, for the launching 81 III" arn"i'd cruiser
! Maine arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday.
Tlr runl"a bennington. 4 -i>''r lisp t. th' ''h
cord which va, launched g.: iui" Al 'i"t"r l"i''
will lc ready for her of ial trial ~ ahon iw" v"'h>.
and Will probably lc in commission for -"rvc" before
December l.
\ downtowu >tatinucr j. ANXIOUS +" e.; ahead
of IN, business rivals That he lbs ALREADY advertised
his calendars l-3l.
The cruiser, CHICAGO aud Eost"n Ia lav' rl'.r
bottoms painted with w" hhd> II "nii .aIu"l' u"l-
c,r,,,,,yc ul\turc h,f,I,. they nv" i,. Nn>V ia:d
a-ain. The olJ"r m pntiin- "n -" hiud~ "i i'i''
j. tn test Their r.latlv" m'riS a {" preventing i'''
hitting # rl,. pate, AND -" development ct 80
wed AID other marine growth, "u tIr -n'm"r-"d "'F
t."I- e III" Aull.
,,",,~.e W Curtis. VII" ~''" c'"''- worth - 90"
from ~, N.'y J.; .!ild cinprrv ~ a':'h H. va en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
rs TIVE NEW CENSUS TRT STIyORTHY a.,

Books from eighty more election districts were
brought by the enumcrating parOmen to the Mayors
pnace yesterday. They contained 1924 names.
The number Of books received i, $50. showing A
population of 167623l. with fortycirht books 10
como in The average for each election district was
raised By yesterday returns from l.cl "Wednesday
to 1888 THIS would make the population Of Tie city
100000. 14G.530 more than the United states
census OF June special Agent Olcott Of tie Census
Bureau at Washington, WHO has been watching the
recount on the part OF the Government sad Yesterday
that the length OF time consumed in making the cnys
enumeration would initiate seriously against its value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Judge DAILY III the Court q! Common lI'"~. yc~'"r
day, handed down opinion c'l"nin- Edward II.
House from continuing the p"r!0E Ianc" If hi, yer
sion of The Prince and the Itupcr. which ha~ been
upon the stage of the .imu!..On Theatre, in Brook
yn, this week. When the play ir~; produ',ri by
Daniel FcOhuar Mr. liuu~s secured order cnju!I
inc him from p: ling the play Mr.. Il",c cont rd'
that he had made agreement with Mark Twain 1"
dramatic the play, and TIA, the latter Lad not hcI
the contract. MIR. FroLrlau entered mt, agreement
with House, after tne l,t TT secured the rr,t i!uhc
ton, that MI. Holman should j." dlIp"cG. iH
q certain cons Iteration paid t. Nr. lI"u>c t. continue
tic production Of TIE pay. Ih, written agreement
aid not contain The cApr">> stipulation that Nj 0i~
should not produce the play, hul Nh FrpaIIaI declared
tna; sIch a >tIpuIit:on "a, Lid"i >l"'i Wn'n I'M
agreement made. .]ud-' Ddy dc de" that .
81 pulatiOil hay: Been uidci>toUi and lc grant
tie iQlunctIOI against Mr. House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
HOME NEWS.
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Ncw.Y,rk jockey C,ub races. Morris IarH. y. M
,.cr' ao. teal Bol:alhcal Soc'y biR'i" 10y ceuh'
j. u.
Taiuu,anv Hall irnty. ely and judiciary '"Ncntiohs'
E.ruhli, IN A..cn bly, and Aldermen coi\'h'ion|'
Mr,tin. II TanHlnv Hall Committee oil l"'hN''"uf'
T.
uyo,L y,,b, Racing Association at O'Neills. Sixth.
ave- and Twenty .>cconds.. y. IN.
Mas o. Cuban, in Hartman Hail. Nih"''c'''
Il. and Ftth-aV"., = /. H.
injecting German D"m"cr'tic General ''mhttcc Oh
King, tounty. Br" klyn. evening.
U,llcn, REGATTA Assoc iatio1, Grand Union iiotl.
evening.
Lecture ~ Afchdcacon Alexander Nlcknv.Snith on
"Thc Patriot: Du.y & the lorr." Chic:'rne Han j. ''
Recent Ia william Walter Phelps. Tinted States Min
i.icr III fcrmapv IS Union League Club. Jrr-cy city, )
y.
Meeting Of NcwYork Temperance Union. Masonic Tenn
pc. evening.
Anniversary idon in memory OF Cardinal cClo'-
Kew Cathedral. fifth.rN".
A>-cinbl' couli Itio-. b!"'kyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
COIDSEL ATSTEN DENIES A RI NOR

report published in this city Yesterday - the
effect that Colonel Camps place in the I'D Regiment
would probably b" filed by III" election OF 'o'prc 81
Austen, of the 18th Regiment Of l'rooklyn attracted
attention In military circles. CUlpacl
Anstcn who had read the story. and was >""n hv
4 Tribune reporter. said: =" am not cardda'" for
NV Office In the I'D Regiment AID have no intention
o. sevcring my connection with the 1"h Of course.
~ q reorgan izatOn OF the I'D deemed advisable
and wer, ordered Ia take charge of such movement
IN tfas regiment. in any other Shrl@ have - ole"
orders. There Is difference. y"u know. between
Acting Of ones free Will and chewing the command
Of q superior officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
OCTOBER 10

number Of unique ana r"c Slc'i'''e"' VI u'
.a.nua,o. with prcciou, metals and rare porcelain
,,.ood -, exhibition In different parts ol inc
.,or, one 81 the most noteworthy Of these Is tic
r,,c -, an eagle. ,tudy from HE by the japanese
ari., ChoIch This bird i, mounted on huge and
cnr,o,, cnarIcd root. treated in Japanese STYLE I"
make a suitable PEDESTAL On one side Of TINS master
piece i, a huge jar Of b?"h"' 'h"Sco !" """'' WV"
, ,,,.,,., with yold and silver and on tho other
-, -, ann, y.-c four and a half feet high, the
l,,s in. made and valued at slo"' ,.o, ..
nv ', ~ .,n nrr cent all good, purchased worth
,cr -, There are also special bargains from cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
THE REl UR !. n. u DRRiLL RESIGNS,

NJ meeting If the conri"gati"n e III" Tn tie nih
street Pr,-b> 'ria' Church held "Wednesday even
lnG the church binding the pastor. the Rev. Ir.
j. VI. Worrall. formally presented his resignation
The rnat!un rc:r fully accepted and com
mite" was appointed Ia join with the pastor IN asking
t. Pr>lyt"rv to dissolve the pa>toratH Dr. Worrill
has acrrpt"d prufr>~or-hp III Cent" COLLEGE. Dan,
VILE. kI and also p"o''~-o">h al the rhcu si al
u the place..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
SHERIFF MILLS GIFTS 4 REiTINf;

Little E"r.. Arl,.. oct. 4? t>l"cah.- tndrr ON Mills
III. p,umrair sheriff 81 pula-k county, who took
f,rciilc po>>r->ipn of thu polls GA election day a.
>aGlr,ai y. +. lIady "dav. respectable and 1ul,t
Erpli,sn rotiuI buyer oi Little Eock h.caI - ~lIv
,,,rpnrl,rl Viii u gambler and !rri:n". Nthoi.l,
VIII, /. lir,' man. .dIdut u, feet AMI weigh
Ing 49, pounds. and Brady l. Il small man. the i.it
resulted IN Brady knocking MIL down and heating him
In ni>class style The light was prcclpatcd by Mills
who Is o,crbcarinG and viItctiyc, and who uses his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
THE pTLLWlN VENIWLE PirENT N'NTlINFD.

I:,- ton. oct. :" In In" lhl'd >tii", ti"rult Count
"a DIV a dee, i-nn Il'i III the If ~" rUl,uan
rla,r Car tuni1ry a:nr' ~" i"'t,n and Atin'
Railroad al, for infringement IT Il patent grant ii
N -, To- ,,Ursr VI. Pullman Tor aud "lul
Iluprnvrucut ,ulId v">tibu" connections between
r: rpad car. The decision l. ~ favor # the com
plaluant. aud substantially Nrrtci AGAINST the
Warner COMPANY. tn" upnlnn hy lud.' Colt dec lircs
Mr. Tnliman the inventor # TIE vr~tIhu"s. that the
invention wa pnl"utr'i aud that the pit"nt j.
frin.,,d hy Defendant IN four RESPECTS follow ::
In defendants there face plate. forming The.
n.. end # 4 Nr-iih,ii" ,uu,' ton when ,ouplr
with another or. aid nuG". r,i". bath beng
n.rrr1 wan = .pr.is extended luti"r rod. ana both
HAVING tIt Of M ~ ~ II forth the patent.
and Il H. there, yr. within the fir Il nm Of TIE pate
II ra> > .l,l. foot plai". combined with
tll" ar, p;. .ri hu'' plat. thu motion
restrained t!.r and j. there.
~, WITHIN he -rcrId calm If the patent. II Ia,
a-n In, hollow HE r"lin" iron " combined with
the, other elements. IL Ia pr.,iurr tlr e
nit. AID within ia" fourth claim II lla> "A vest.
i' i Id"d win n""I~ ~ the do" ~ .rldIii ~ l.,
patent. and II tL"Iri ne infringe That calm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

This had probably resulted in many applications 10
say nothing of the hundreds and thousands o non
residents and tramrs who annually float INT" New,
York about this time OF and may nave so,arm
their upon the policcmcn's books aIoiis WIN
those of the genuine inhabitants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
3nslrurt,on.
For Boys and Young Men-City.


For Boys and loun. Men-tlty
-Me,,r, WILSON KELLOG'i'S ,HooL'
"A. 40 o. FlFrH.A|t.. near ooth's1 ,,.
school Of high character. preparatory 10 AID '''e''
scientific school ri business t,ymnasiuui
4 CLASS FOR LITTLE BOYS
under experienced n>tructress
Fourteenth year begins September -.
CIRCULARS. s,hoo,. both >.Ns, clt, AN cIgi!n nG
"A. IN careful .i'cn 70 parents MihIAN |oi N'A''
100 Jtllyc. cor -Oth-st
a CLASS FOR DOYS.-Intermediae and aa ns1tI "a
rckoois and busincss. ". f. CHASE 72 West oo'h''s'
A -,IHCVLAHS OF GOOD SCHOOLS tkIh "
"A. " neither for toys girls; rity or eouhh, " v.
NJ YsSOON. AM Pcan 8 hoo Burau, W. ~"
II ARNAED SCHOOL. IL AND ll9 "tsI -''"'''
APPLICANTS Examined oN ANp AFIni'
SEPT Is. REGULATIONS BEGIN SELL 90
Thorough PREPARATION for colleg. ,cho1Is S,en's;
Law Mcjln'. and Businfs,. nsn ,n % we.y,ntilatd
school and Primary Departments iasr m,t, Nh,
rln., p ,,u,, snail ris.srs Individual auri'on w.
ronipnd gymnasium. Mlitar, tranirs. 40 eA'rc
cr.r.r, Ten resident students rec't q hhtu w
the head a,cr catalogue. Far'nt' ihNteo l" "spce'
'"s''o'"> ana WW l.. HAZEN. A d. IL. y.
BENTLEY SCHOOL FOR BOfS ,,
"A .pr!ncip,l WILLIAM JONES. A.. H. hN'aN
GA Madi>on.aN".. AZ "'f''''
n oLuMpIA INSMTrTE. 20 otn.inrii,, ,,
SHAW, A. M.-SeIior Preparatory. Prmar. .a htnaer =:
gart.n Depts students rapidly preared or copeSs os
business. Gymna-tic training Military OSu' neVSWs
Sent 20. Send for catalogue,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Ihil".,.rlH o,i -. Imip Ilalcrty. AZ" eleven.
uiau,ttrd ~li.,,lr Thu morning hv hin-Ins him, IL
~ a table whl" b. father VA "ulh'>"l. roar h.
h.tur AT Leach and MirlmrnIch The box :
f,ili.r had HIM T. In" stable IT, =" W"'h
and al, .ut an hour later hi body :I.i har
bt a ,irtp ir,'i hr stalls. No know
f,, the Ltd'> tilIn. IN, hir.
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JtpiNI,SE GOODS NEWLY IHPORTEU

The Fir. japanese Manufacturing and Trading -
cictv AZ Nn-. l.. 20 and - Fast Eig.c"nth st. and
Al tIri. branch store. NJ. 80 r adv aN have
exhibition their holiday import it:pu OF artistic bronze
and uNcltlr~ Lacquer good. purcclaln. aud potter,
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4 NEW PAPER ~ KANSAS CITY.

Kan-., cay. Mo. oct. ?.-"'Thc Evening Times
the afternoon i-,ir Of Tho kali,a~ city Times" made
il first appearance day II eight page. 2ccnt
pa;cr published III iouy editions.
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THE BODY or ". II. SIENUR TO Re fhEHATfD.
lhira.o o,t. 9.-rhc body uf ". II. spencer who
died suddenly II appplrNy while AT breakfast several
d,, ago va, sent T. "mt Island this III, rnin:. vi
the he, Of the dead man Will be complied with, and
the o. VIII Cirluat'rl.
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Dancing Ara0em,es

4 LlNNNDEK MAr,l;fI.OE'S
n CLASSES ~ DANCING
Ml\bEl>>p,l IN ROOMS WEST 18TH
PIiNa'' les II, any tnr by app ntHunt.
II l.tNhNDp Dancing Na,!rn,. now Open ,U2 T..
i jith.-t. tla,-,> and private r>sUn,; all IN"
aud ahonabr dances taught rapidly. send Tor circular
IN ,I.OK,iE DODWONrli. isl jrII.AVE opens
SATURDAY. Oct. 10. class and private lessons.
Mems class caauanees MaudAv. Dec. /.
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official place to intimldarc Republicans a,rraa en-
element prevails. a the friends o Iran' lear h0 VI"
he shot is some Of Mil,'> lawlr-s dcputlc
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VNuE TRIBUNE MONTHLY
FOR
GEpTEMBER. 1890.
NOW READY.
SUMMER AT CHAITN"QCA.
COMpILTE HISTORY OF THE MOVEMENT.
Is CENTS cory.
TIL TRIBUNE. NETWORK.
The daily critic., 1890-08-07
AN OLD PHOTOGRAPHER
he Occupied a Government Position
Under Buchanan

BE Occupied Government Position
Under Buchanan.
Editor Critic. Charlotte Smiths Work.
ing Woman, published in this city. in
Its issue of the 10Th Of July, iu an arti.
Gle entitled, "Phonography, what IL
II is and how to learn IT," contains
the statement that a photographer.
referred to therein, was the first
employed upon a fixed salary. as
shorthand writer and amanuensis. i'm
a Government Department at Washing.
ton, but no time was named at which
this photographer was appointed 10 the
position, so that II Is impossible TO lie.
termine whether said photographer has
the honor or the credit df honor or
credit II bcl Of occupying the enviable
position OF having been the father" or
mother photographer employed reg.
ulatly In Government Department
The writer hereof may be. II not the
winner, az least "a good second" in tue
race Tor the post OF honor mentioned,
because an Incident of his work asa
government cmploye fixes distinctly in
his miud that he was a shorthand
amanuCnsis regularly In a Government
~ lul tHltHN NNlluE luC CLOSING months
Of President Buchanan's administration
before the War Of the Rebellion broke
out, and be remembers of taking down
In shorthand a letter TO be marked
confidential , dictated by a Cabinet
officer and addressed 10 another mem.
ber Of the same Cabinet, In relation to
reinforcing and provisioning Fort
Sumter, which was then threatened but
had not been fired upon by the rebels Of
South Carolina.
shall esteem Il a special favor II
you will be so kind as 10 allow me,
through the columns of THE Critic. 10
ask that any shorthand writer who was
regularly employed as such 10 a Gov
eminent Department previous to the
rebellion, or anyone who knows of such
writer, will communicate the fact TO
you so that this momeutOus question IN
The history Of "Stenography in the
Government Departments al Washing
tom may be settled in favor Of the
riGhuu' claimant, and much obllge
OLD PHONOs.