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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
RAILROAD UjR At SPENCER.
SEIZURE OF THE DEPOT ny DISMISSED
STATION AGENT.

Spencer Y. V. oct (>pccaD.--A peculiar ralrold
single emppvc took posse >oi. OF tn" depot an! >r
rounding premises Of tho Emira. Cortland and North
rrn Railroad and 10 the Inycncut of everybody lcld
tho fort FOR whole dav. II. C. MILL he. been for
tx wears employed station aecl, at spencer. bat
was dismissed Ly the company the change 10 Lc made
on Tuesday, september 30. The railroad compa;lv
had ncver il"d a deed of the land OH which ih"
dcpo: premises located. and MIl>. kn.'Niu- TIM
fact and that u" soon to lr irc d. secured
for a tern! # i've Years lease Of IA" premises. AVID
on TUESDAY morning Mil removed from liz. depot all
the fIv-lt and cypress matter. lacked the Gn1r>
ia l,1, d,0A u" WI:1uV> rlac,ldcd i' lu'id
warriI- all pr'l" to Keep 81 the licu-'" w!h 'i"
HOW private property. These H"'lr", N''' ~i,:'d
H. C. Mills. l.>,"'." When the nIpr,r-. tram r,td
in MILL held the trrt and warned tr,uuic'i and o
from the place. The officials of tn road !Io'i
and Oh the EXT tram General rir!elt I'd Pa
>cn:cr A.cn, Williams. Il. II. Wc!l-c> r,ii" agent f,r
National ENpr.> and Others Who IciIIy"d the tIr>
pass notices. but they made attempt I" enter the
depot - MIS- patrol! ~" premises. The o'o Il
>t,r! c.,iI rvcr their property uNtil ni-' u,' "a"
general superintendent of thc rood and general MA
agent and Other. AID attempted - c:i'H Ill"
hi,.i!- Mills pin, HI, ,o..iroptrd them. lie AAd
The others. ,ut IL" superintendent pushed LIN ".f %!
The way and IL" "I"i-d - the "iA. 81 :t'd
br>u,.>s i,-Hui-i Nc,rl hId H." l,''- ;"vn Of
one 'lnc 10y AtG thcir ever i"" moe cA' TN: 'itl
IN llttP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
GETTING THE BALLOTS READY.
TIL, wFrrrR MONOPOLY CIEcrMvEHTTD Ant
ALL WILL BE READY FoR THE vNTlRs


Superintendent kcl,o. Of Martin Is. i""whs pfH''
II: Establishments. 4, NVe. II Park P!h'" ana -''
Tuition st. KS fui..d Ly TrItuIc Irr'rtcr ycspr"il
a, The Fn'o-st. place hUsy engaged III c"ttii? "''
the lZ,sN.-O official t;l"ts, which Mr. Brown II J."
prrj for use IT, the con.;lc cl non III tins CIV N'
Ke,so W., a,hcd h"W lie ov"rcane tc dihc"IN ID
lo.,ri % nu:ub"riLy the ballot. 'GnScru'lN"N "h'h
ci,tu?i,cd the PoEtc tomnis SiOnels recently '" -"
eXtc3t.
Well Won NAV say" replied Mr.. k"l-o that We
Ar getting on hnut the Nc;c. numbering M" 'i"
;yd rat r.,nopnl, i IN ~" soup We are hn"'"''
ing the ballots rf'cr ii CcTlc~ Ol our own mt "hN
i Is I am -" .t librr-y f" say, but VIII i"H you
tl.,r i, ,p.gui:", work ",ul {" printing ''""Doo)
la'I... u.uch a, We have {" MAJ" '''"" rii'-
eo> nut.. f. niInirr IL" tli">. a'ih Z" iiI'i TIE H.
Go~-cl.,, and u tr.rd unprc--r'" ''-'i'r :" i'in'
fl. ,.,.- al the t--. I,t II VIII all - dp:"
al / d!u, Viii 90" e" h''d ~ III" I''!4~ "h'!'
eli to. d., ftWu.. :.
no -! r;l,n i.o"o.or" La"tS VIII b." ~uii tent ~
ih.iN 90. Il ~ -ilirN l"' 'ijh'h "' iif i"'i
lar k.; Ii."i> u..N - ~"Hc IHu"'"'H"i - I" ""h
for bat ,Ir VIII not lp.c ,h"i char" &" carry az
tnc cry ihIoi.I i"i!l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
,rr,CK OK THE ILLINOIS 81 II0OL LAW
THY lutheran, REoUlRING PLEDGE OF II'
IsLATIvE CANDIDATES.


c,,c,ao ort A (speciaO-Io -av that pa|Nc
s.rsai;ol has been crra:rd hv IL" discover? VI '
I'M, scc,.t fight asan>t the III NOS '"iAfns ~
school law would be TO put il mildly. After inc ''''
yertioys Of the two political parties IN 'h> "'''" 80
with the Democrats a"',Vl"d 10 The demand {" "'
sccarians FOR repeal 81 tn law ara '"e hNPu"'''"
49,, only N a reasonable moiifca,l"a it was gwen
nt bv the IutheraEs and Cath"N's thar the 'hu''' :
vu,d tals no part in the coming campaign "' NV"'
,sn,.c their faith in the Gc lara'i''i> OF the Two
political parties. II is hon eariNi tNa' "h''l! NV
last week every Republican and DcM"iauc 'st'''ar
for the Illinois Ln.1,ajuc" haS been served WIN
,ooe nv the Cierrnau Lutheran >rirts ard Germ al
rva rel cal committees If m dstl that l." cat nav
mir support only by si.nin- the following H'''S''
pledge
The undersigned. II elected Ia tie TAiT'Y N'N'''u'
1r-,sat,,r. IF the state Of ll".~. d" hereby p'u''
p,vs.lf 10 make all lawful Efforts toward r'Iai"c +"
r,yj,,uC the Coinpnls ~ sls'l law, approved Ma!
a $50. ADD now ia cf,'''. 80 tiit sa'o Id" VII.
10, Interfere directly On indE"'tv VIII Pa'Hn'''
sn.h,rty Oyer the child IN DETERMINING W" Nhea''@
and extn, q IT. education. will n"t prescribe 'c
~t,n school q o!s-, u Ncho"i- wr~ " '''-' J"
.srcs,ca. viii ~: l,>iic, religions M"r-y III az
fEIn, nor Leave paNh'h"l " p'Na" S'"'''' '''
,o STATE ,up"rv;s"r or '"rt'i
II VIII le Observer. tAi 1A'7 is an open oe- IAH :,
~ ,r;,y a-.iu>t lie I.>>",.; ilV N"u.ruc that al.
,A'ren sail -. eve t,"i" preliminary ''"'''"n H.
t,e + c.,A .aY-u+G" AZ = 3. 10" eNi'-'"" - .'''
tears TIA, n. p,>"r, noah WI sec u" ''..-
v,,.c.I o,n.., N Wi,.o,~n pad :" Nl':o-". ~
.,,.,,,, will lie made 4; n.r htv" >l"oiii i'"'
Ing o. ~. Republican 80" C"',rl Commute" '''
FIR IA. p,irl Sc # SUM AZ eil"h I" i'"pu.' ~
c,,Cjda'., ;s 70 - ',r~rcd l'i' ,i-."L- Pr"'-'
which !, in >lch :~.ct aitac.'".>W = l" pa i' III
rv".,'y adopted Ly 1c Sat; t"nN"i.t'".' N''''"- u
o.Iy few day, have rlal-ei since tie letters were
..u, ,ut IA. LntAe"ai committee If On dSp a.
LOUNGES tia; rledrr> lave he". .L"afN N""iN'i i''
f:,"ra lIelnot!at-, Viii OILY 81" KrHb..Aii IT.,
tIa .,r s.g:-,, Tie K"pib. -,n I",h'~ s'i,l 'ni'
t.r Democrats Will r,sdE Axe a. a-1II"" VIII. 80
srcIa,1a N he hope ,!lAt he au~ncN o' t, 49,
Ir.1.rns 10 carry sc -ta," L. A"veih"i III a!
r.c,v.ew 70 DAY. NJ. Mueller. u" h''il "i tr.
Ir,,cran cr.:..tirCo 40 No cDvib'rd u';t'
wr ID ,,r b,lauc" 4 i""r. and y" VIII u~c th, ~
fueucr TIA; Sc nave &, tie way r;'. 'siica''i -
Gain our c.ds.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
THE WISCONSIN CAMPAIGN.
sr1SATOR SrOONER DEFENDING THE BEN
NETT SCHOOL LAW.
n IS INTENDED NOT TO HAMPER GOOD cITI'
zENS, BUT To ENFORCE EDUCATION on
THOSE WHO WOULD PREFER
IGNORANCE.

milwaukee,, oct SpccialA-ScnatOr Spooner made
. sneech to an audience Of many thousands In this
.,v last night. He answered the Democratic charges
n galicc in the adm Nstration Of the Govern
ner, said he:
"The LARGEST annual increase in the receipts from
Internal revenue taxrs in any enc wear during Nf'
C,.vcl,nds Admin stratiOn was T'3"7 %" =. me
-..,ye animal nrrN,,e during his four wears was
=. n, :,y- Ie Without any change In tho law, with
out any change. with a single c>ccp'n III the col
,oc.on districts Of the United states. the increase IN
,oecticn for the first year If llarrsons Adm'nlSta
uou va, Sll ZOO 63 g. with an actual decrease IN
,he cost of collection of than $4,000 That is
nat n large sum. perhaps. from the National point
"a view but il i. a sum large enough 10 pay great
many rrneio,ls u soldiers and - dependent fathers
and mothers II soldiers. Appaus"l II l. snsr"p'ibl"
of c> planatirn only upon one lvp"t'~>l> ana ''a' lie
- rrjc,, servirc and economy of standardization. The
po,ul,,cnn Administration Of Oday IS better ao'
m,n,,.ratlon for the people than the Democratic IA
u,n-,rsuion which has gone t\pplans"'
TN, charges mad. against tn Ecpu'l lean pat'"nh'
-. ,r.e,t,-cuce With r,roclal ,ohr"ls and with III"
b, # The ,arcut 10 choose III" l~at"n If Tie s'io'l
,,r Ii, Children are ABSOLUTELY false INcr' i u" III
,,,i,n On the part If the Ecpuhllran party nor 81
Governor Hoard g take from th' larrh UP 1S"'
% educate his ch'l where hc pieces. hut The E'p"h
la, ,nrtv docs claim IN" r;i' "i VI" SA" l"
.ec that when the pa''n' or guardian ns"''N |" XIV
-, cl,,d or ward n> por cGuruti'ii. IN" STATE sht'I
b,,,, that richt IL therr a man III the stare la'0':
ar r,ardian who Is willing I" a! "" '"'s io' "'s
,i. child " lc0rn TO lead ana Wr'' ''c E"-'>'
Language? Al. my Lutheran fri"id~. rye law i ~
g. a.. uh, care for tlciv chilllcu and eve men
..nortunv f. learn 10 read md write tli fltii,'
a., ,H,., The law i for tho" WI" 'tl' uu' WI
i1is $50, ,.,n,.,u.r The ,aLi dat" toG ""V'ih"F.
". b. hard pr,iel appan," MT , H,H ~ I
=. +,., rorr II every Republic an. 'ut 'ih"N W .'
~ t, 80 ~, fY,,,,. Iiinc be, ".d II" SMOKE Whit'
lends the ;,,mo>lhcr "1 t"''\. Is Dnnt" , H., NJ W..
vote. of thousand, upon 'hoa'''nd' without ""' Nv
,lbNcan party lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

IT,, l,,,', -; "l'u~ai ~."'"'F ad ar''m a. iiS
49,. ,,,. rr.lI. t'cr tl,tt Is d.'!:'lt trip ur
,,. Irh>n. re bans, 90 ti' rN"r ~ thu Sci>"u Of
,, y,,r u-,,prt.pg pip"gaIu, III HOP tll d" Il nary
l,.u.y \ tip on the .Ah,"v Day Line Sc mer
NV York and Albany t. Me>' P'.nt. N"wnug o.
pouShk cr>!c rrturr,in; ~ the down steamer give.
,h, adn!rcr, OF nature IN he. anumn'l dr'>> varied
ntc,u-. many miles IN leN:th nut surpassed BY any
, ,...,,r IN IN, world .taL".. s,1-- daily
SUNDAYS excepted tom brooklyn Futon 81. by
,n"rX A H.: New.lo'h. pcsb-oSses-st 40, and
Wrst euty-s,cOpd ST.. at q. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
THE FALL RIVER PRINT |LOTH MARKET

Fail River. Mas. or. ,pcclalI.-Thc prnt-cloth
market Is quiet Gt go ccnts for GOX56s
AID jlG cents for o.. deliveries for O,.o.
be. have been unusually Light. In the odd counts
there has been good trade but the odd counts ar.
selling at Price MI" under s ia cents although
the shutdown for III" second week went Into effect 10
f"w oi the mills tins week. Yc' the stock hand
has Increa-ni 5000 pieces. The weekly statement
follows lroduction l7O,ooo pieces: deliveries. 1875
600 pieces stock: $1,000; sales, liD.OoO; odds
5000: 60Ai5N. 200 S.. I;2.0OO. October dc
livery. 900: N"'"rihcr. ~ 900: bccemhrr. 10000
January. 1000. February. 1000. March, 900 piccr>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
cofyG 70 LAW MAI BE FIN. BIT IT'S DEAR

lanes Maclaury has CO. himself into trouble bv ~.
ing 10 proven, the proposed consolidation OF ST. Ste
nncns and Holy TRINITY chur'h"s. The injunction
nj, which he instituted was carries! Ia the Court OF
,rnr,l, and ilnal,y went against him. There was
, ,u ,u,uutir. si:;. frr costs which ir attorney
,,.-ruirs IN" rr;"r. the Rev. IL. ~ Blon"r Hart.
w. uual. I, 'nll,'t. lu'.s" Dav. i'm the Court ~
, nmmon Peas. Yesterday i~-uet an oMcr uFectlhy
M,.l,ur c examined ia supplementary proHdinSS
T., mud on; whi nrr co. not ~ Wa able 10 pay tho
hill 81 costs Muclaury Is said to be clerk Oh seey
VI 30 wccks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
OrEROS DAMING DID nor SOfTHE THE BRohLR

The u,y.tcrious prisoner who was taken = foh'e
u.odonor,ors on FRIDAY night and promptly bacd
ont appeared in n police court Yesterday. when II was
learned th,, he Charles B. Grer:. hroner OF No
,;s u,di.on.ave. on Fritay evening h" was nj the
rdor Nu.ee while the Count of Paris was there"
While Senorta otero was dancing. Green's "ohdn't
was such that the manager Nl'He 10 nm a"''' It,
, -, an, ,nt In the lobby. wlIrrr he became NOISY
,rb ga. arrstcd. Yesterday Green WIS Irhlah'c"
Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
.,r, Cnvpiyy INCREASES TTS STOCK.

.u.,r OCT. 5 ,Srrral.-Tlr record OF the recent
o,ir- NJ IN. Hudson River irilp ana i'ip'r ''hl
p,u\ when IT. nrrn~'d H. 'apl'' ""'"
=, -,non, has nrn flied with the secretary 81 Nia''.
-, , ,,r c,pi,al siO.rOo is preferred. w'n'h IT,
~ " i,.d Of the remainder ~ t" -f"'h
s,,n 400 was issued for property rr'I"li'h III u"
ms. and S.iunOO for cash. The president "i
~ n,,"'. ,nr va. Albert a. Ixscnsteiclcr. AID thc
.a,,otarv N arnrr Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
,,Nt.,I PREMISES ri 'Lthh INV hHHi'i

V.r,c.i..r. NI,,.. oct. T. H. '\"'''' 81 ara
t.,,,,r it,.- MT ,u'rn'u''W"' t'i- '''".'"
lr..l, it,,.,,i~l ~ rpi"'''i"'''' '''"'"''
ind ,uri.- the Lu'!i"l'" "''' IA Pa
" ,.,.... -.,,,t.r utar. 81 IN lt"Nl . TN
I ....,,. 80 wc.>. "i"n.'ri i'd 81" Il VITA
,, .,.u,,ti salisbury. r'l., Sc" "' III" ''
a. .1.. AID made u hr,'l 'rii"'"''"'' "''' 49, ~
, 81, ,,,,u,., t., ,.r yIItu'- II Ia" i"''''I 81 80 "
,,,,,,., r,,n, ,l,rl A.I 81 It. Pc h""'' - ''''
.uIu Precedent Han foiu""d. IL" "'''1'' I'VE %"
of the ui4i>,.r,it, '"r "a" ma wa w .,.,,,,.
W ,,,, ,t Ll- -tn,li. at the ''lH''tlH Il - '''''
r. 1.,, me- , ,,1p vN..h he made ~ we ~
,,.,,,, If the university. "Arn lie VISITED every Ia
.,,u.,, .,.~,n ro;.uslh Il w. ~ "'N'
-: md wni., Iu.,.i, l'"i''I To- Nv '" ,L..
~ , 81 ,'II. report t'r Erv. Ir E"H|i T. '",
Iiir 81 TO tni. pos" titN "rN ,,,,I -,
- az. Al, ,,,,r,., IpuI Tho 60 i!''' '',
,'' ',,,,,,rtu. IL with that "i tn '""'''F'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
NEW YORK (SoACHISG CI'B AT GROTON.

Hoston oct 4-Thc Nrw ! DIRK Cosciing Climb THIS
morning began its annual drive Tie rain r"dI"" iir
uun,,,r Of members participating. Among th,>" no
left the Vcndoic to take part III III" drive g. II.
=, Of l,rp,olI: !. x. IioO,cvclt, Of New York. +.
.urg, Of New York: ROin Morse. Of iio.tnn: Fair
man Rogers. Of PliaicUIia and Prescott Lawrence Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
/ BALiNfE ~ THE MATE TREivi Rl

Albany. 'G. T. r." receipt, 81 the State fr a>ury
duriiS VT" h,ral end ii september 80. 80.
sl-.2l-.jll 90. aud the payment, sl7.IIG.-ji 20.
tI'I "is a balance Ia the ilra,u.y Oh october Of
9IGJ.pJ1 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

opncd their doors about 10 oco. H. ana bS n'''''1
the games wcrc doing a lively bn'in'S; II j. cN-
pctcd that 10 check will b. pat upon Inc Rah'"'''
by the Mayor, until after election dal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
SImpsoN,CRAwFoRu
& Simpson.
LADIES'
Paris Wraps and Costumes.
london-made Walking Jackets.
heWmakets and Travelling Garments.
Sealskin Garments.
Fur-|lned Garments. Fur Capes.
Jersey Waists. Mackintoshss.
M S S Esq
Fur Capes, Jackets, Goats, New.
markets, Refers, and Suits.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

IN VIEW OF TIE LARGELY IN.
CREASED DUTIES WHICH TAKE EP.
FEET MONDAY, OCT q. on THE ABOVE
LINES or GOODS FOR LADIES' AND
MISSES WEAR. WE TAKE PLEAsrKE
IN STATING THAT Orr PURCHASES IN
EUROPE WERE MORE THAN DOUBLE
THOSE or ANY PREvIOI, YEAR, AND
WE ARE THEREFORE IN 4 CONDITION
TO NAME NOT ONLY TIE LOW PRICES
BASED on FORMER DUTIES. BIT TO
OFFER MANY SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
SUITS. Outside GARMENTS. AND Fur
(APE~. Purchased AT GREAT RED;C.
TION> FROM MA>UFACTI KER>' PRICES.
size. Of Ladies' Gnrnent---3!:to - inch buss
me sure.
sire. Of Misses t:armrnt.--i to Is years.
We make charge tor altering either Isdie,
Or Misses CIonk,, suits, Fur Garments, or "a,
apes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

New. Er.t,.c cot 4 Especial. IL" Prohibition
party. f.. - IN c'y J. '"'''iH''' Gems I" b"
a. ~ dead. several 0! t. ipr9'' I'"c;' a>"r' tiit
is n"lnic AT. lot CpIi,l~'"nj ahn ht'r "ltT!riNh
fr,f.! active work A. = cauru~ IF the whole CI'v
C".tlr OILY ,i\ men r.s 81 a." PRIV Nci' p"-"Ht
But TIE c,":irc W., SONNY an tn W. mac" "a cA
Gus. l"dlr "a nruI 'pii''htl'' was "'i' 10
dominate senator. bu' ONLY i've delegates were
prs"'r and t. meeting adj" lrn"' Tor on" well
R"lfccut.tv", Gror." j. k"r ara N'ii'ah IL
Er'lrt vctc Nominated IN tLc wa D.>tr't last
eve ir-.
The R"pubii,a ans al tie IVth Distract TO-DAY r:
Dtniat II Repre- titivc james y. Lewis.
Alderman Charles i. shaw L. a. d'daf" III u"
VIZ Dl>rct ior Representative. R"pc."nta,N" ii ale
e. Luther ~! uIdOuhcily b" rh,u mated III tails
ostrict however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
BURT'S
SHOES
At ALMOST
Half Price!
TIE ABOVE ANNOUNCEMENT CALLS FOR
Az EXPLANATION. HERE 1T Is:

TIE ABOVE ANNOUNCEMENT tAh'' r""
Az EXPLANATION. HERE 1T IL:
HAVING; TO yACATE THE STORE. No. 381 SIXTH
AyYyrE oN DECEMBER 81. 1850. "'N hH'
THE STOCK or FINE QUALITY SHOES AND
SLIPPERS MOSTLY E. e. BURT w.
MAKE--MrST BIZ CLOSED OFT bFEo''H '""'
DATE THIS COMrt'LsORY CLEAHAMh HN'
FORCED is TO MAKE GREAT Ri'p' 'i'''
! ROM REGrLAR PRICES. RESULT II '"N'
THE BIST GRADES OF SHOES AND Hi'r' ''''
FOR MEN. WOMEN, CHILpi;l:N ANp INfAN''
ALL. FETISH. CLEAN STOCK ANp IN fNH"'
roy,nLU sTYLTS--AEE SOW BEING o''H"
ny IS AT ALMOST HALF PRICE Th"St'
pr,IEor.> or orrAlNIHG FIRST CHOICE ~
TII>r EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN fiN'
rnovWI.\K SHOULD CALI. At ONCE.
thdrcn'- Hid or Cont. Spring Heels VOC.
Ladies Kid hutton shoes. nny style" CT go
or size with without tips. re- { UIsOV
duccd TO .................. -...... --.--...-..''
Misses Kid or ~irnighi Cont Button } Ct 0O
shoes T.. &. Hurt n Co.'s mnk'-- y 6sOV
sizes to 49,. reduced fo....'--'.-'
Mems Grn"i"" h""d- mad" sh"r-' ga w
IIuri. make. style, doubt" ~"f' { Uf.OV
reduced to ..-.-.-............-- -....''--'.'
Mems hnnd-wclt Shoes in nny .t,l" or ~ Mn
si/-, cducrd To ..-'''.-..-'
';';, =" ":''' >'' :;;- al "'. 1898
reduced ....-----.-- -
Ladies' Fine kid -rwrd Button shoes G 4 on
l. {. i,mrt ~ Co.'s make ""' Of.OO
.,,Ic n nd .i/r, rrdmc ed TO ...............)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

CHICAGO GAMBLERS AND TIE Election
Ch'caGo Oct 4 iSp"ciah.-The election is drawing
vsecates the fact that both votes and will b;
VI much service to il. II Is interesting b. note that
s.a'ing was resumed IN many Of the old resorts last
-<a1 half dozen or more Of the downtown houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
IDAHO ALMOST rxAxINorsLY REPUBLICAN.

y
Boise CITY. Idaho. Oct i.-Ecturns from all except
0ree counties IN the State give the entire Republican
etatA ticket over 1900 majority. The Republicans
nave elected forty of ffty.four members of
Inc Legislature. The Statesman says this insures
0e election Of Dubois the present dele
sse 10 the nited States senate. claims that nearly
ven Republican member OF the Legislature is pro
bounced III Dub0!ss favor. George L. ShOup. the trOv
Stoof elect and william II. Ciaccett the only prom
.uent candidates mentioned In connection With Tie
second senatorship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
HIGGINS & SETTER
SPECIAL
Lamp Sale.

-
-" JttC ONT Lump Nv P"'
11PDf n hmm ,rc arjU m MON.
'h - Oct' V, ana C""'t""'"v
fL,,u,,<,h ANAL. otr,,. tLo fnIIO,ri,U
ART LAMPS EX1CT COST
or pRODJ-CTJOy
$500
, 1890-03-19

We often hear it remarked, and par
ticularIy after the eruption of a volcano,
that pumice stone ought to be plentiful
and cheap, as quantities have been
elected during the volcanic disturbance.
As a matter of fact, however, none Of
the white stone in general use is obtained
from active volcanoes. 1t comes from
deposits of the article discovered in one
or two quarters of the globe, the best Of
which is at present to be found in the
island of Lipari. situate in the Tyrrhen-
ian sea. The island is mountainous in
character and consists of tufts and lavas
and of highly siliceous volcanic products.
The district where the stone is found is
called Campo Blanco or Monte Petalo
Il, 500 feet above the level OF the SEAL
st. Louis Globe-D Democrat.
, 1890-03-19

Good Hack Service. Cali telephone Is,
, 1890-03-19

In both New York and Boston there
have been formed during the last few
years cooked food supply companies"
which have served families over a wide
area with perfectly well cooked food, in
large variety, hot or otherwise, accord
ing to order. Some families who have
patronized the New York company &C
cord it the highest praise, not alone for
the excellence Of the food, but for the
reduced cost as compared with the ex-
pense of the home cooked food. And in
Boston ! know the company has fur
nished meals TO its patrons at greatly
reduced expense in as perfect a state az
at the best managed hotels.-Millcr's
Journal.
, 1890-03-19

The mcanest man in Maine lives neal
Lewiston. lie had an only son, who
was drafted and killed in the war. The
father now says: Il was short sighted in
not paying 800 for n substitute, for l
nave been forced to hire a man ever
since to help carry on the farm, and it
has cost me thousands above the price
Of a substitute. Besides, he was a master
hand to work and the smallest eater l
ever saw"
, 1890-03-19

Among the exhibits at the indianapolis
meeting Of the Western Canned Goods
association were two cans containing
beef soup, part of a lot prepared for the
United States navy in 1919. They are
owned 10y William Daggctt, Of Indian
apolis, whose grandfather was at the
head Of Daggett & Kenslett, of New Ha-
ven, Conn, in the early part of the cen
tury. Tie contents are supposed to be
In good condition; if not, the fermenta-
ton and creation of gases within would
break the seal. The soup is therefore
seventy one years old.
, 1890-03-19
American chewing Gum in London

Gum chewing is an American vice
exclusively, and it is very likely to re-
main so. There are several American
candy shops in London. but they are
veritable robbers roosts. In America a
small package Of Yucatan chewing gum
costs FIVE cents: here the exorbitant sum
of sixpence Twelve cents is demanded
for the same size of package and kind
Of goods. We cannot hope to introduce
the vice into England so long as we &C
company the vice with such fragrant ex-
tortion. Eugene Fields London Letter.
, 1890-03-19

I he largest stock OF fine brandies, old
whiskies, choice t~iqueurs and superine
cigars at GEORGE Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15
Trustees Sale.

DN VIRTUE OF \ DEED or TRUST Made
ID hy William Portcrau Margaret Porter. bis
wife. to me 20, trustee bearing date the l2th day
of january. A. ID. lSNs. and recorded Boo the office
of the Clerk OF the County Court for Ohio couu-
Is. West Virginia. u Deed of Trust Book 40.
- Page ~. ] Will proceed t0 sell 100 Public
Auction. 100 the front door OF the Court House
for said Ohio county. mrhc Cityof Wheeling. ou
SATURDAY. APRIL 26th. 1880.
beginning 200 1Oo'clock 90. m..a certain l-t oi
ground living and being in Tr.ndel .hia District.
County of Ohio. and State of West Virginia.
about three miles east from the city OF Nhecl
about 10 feet East of thr Na ional road and
with the VIM. Porter lIuc nud thr Wheeling and
Elm Grove Railroad. thence ca~tWarlly 90 Open
ug of coal bans. thence enthusiastically
with % fence toward II-ingt0u'- Lane tu 90"
lower end oi 90 stone QUARRY. past 300 apple tree
toa rayiur. thence with said ritlne wt-fwarIlN
tu thr lime OF the Wheeling anal l.im Grove Rail.
road. thence With fhr said llne of the Wheeling
aud Elm Grove Railroad enthusiastically to
the place of beginning. DO uriug about itr ACRES
NOR, or Jess. lf being part of ths same prop
Samuel 4. Boyd aud wife by deed dated october
Isl 1877. and recorded boo thr Office 0f th' Clerk
of thc County Court of Ohio county. ". Va in
Deed Book SO 53. page g1.
TERMS OF SALE- Our.tiirl. or a- much
more u- the purchaser may elect. cash boo hand
ou the DAY of SALE aud thr balance Boo two equal
instruments. payable respectively Boo sis and
twelve months from DO" day of sale with inter
est The purchasorto give Dis notes for the dr-
fcrr"d instruments with good security and thr
legal title tu Doe retained a> further security uu.
iil thr said notes and interest are paid
LOUIS D. SrlFEL.
mrof Trustee