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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
n1orlt iDdnteo.


Males.
4 SCOTCHMAN. Jus, landed, thoroughly
a acquainted with the grocery trade,
wishes place Of any Kind can give INST
rat references, or security required
Address j. c.. Boa 80. Tribune once.
A OI-NG German. writing aud conversing
n ia English lillian and FfcDch, wlsh''
u obtain a position IA a business hous,, or
In hotcl. Address II. ~. 1872 Washington
st.. Hoboken. -
a COMPETENT engineer and machinlst
n Wants work. Apply or addfe.s kOsEN'
BEliG. care tiIin-tcin, % Eldrldge'St'
A YOCNG MAN desires situation ln a
"A business house; 10 be generaiL useful
Address j. H., Tribune Onico.
ID OY 1916 wishes position best ri
ID elcnccs; .alary cxpcCttd Address Nj.
Il:ANK. 10 Forryth-st.
~ IILRIY man, single. wishes pace OF
II some trust can take care horses COVE,
milk; careful driver, uhd'r.thhd. larliint
and gardening reference and security. W.
49, Park Row.
N IL MREK and steam Atter's Lookkeeper
L wants 10 change ff0m present locality
Iol bling preferred Interview. g.. Address
\. Y. H., cafe OF T.. !. Lawlcr. 1000 3d-aye.
XVATCHMAN.-By strong man T. watch.
~ isrn ct any othcr rinp.o& ment VII" Wiz
honesty and sObrietY arc most needed goOd
city reference WORK. $50 3d-aye.
XI0' ~. MAN Of good fnn,ily wants sltua-
1 ton a. artist or ~ architect good l,n.
nam and good hcureF honest security
given n required or as shipping clerk ia
vbolc.ni. house JOSEPH SIENfEH
oig Mclros' ST.. Brooklyn, T.. ID.
v DUNG MAN. French ard English cduca-
1 ton. perfectly fluent fl both lahVnaRt-'
desire. position OF any kind. address A.
HUNT. q Van HOrn-st.. jersey CITY.
NIOING NAN. colored. wishes situation
4 % Jsnltor: understands the care OF
boiler: city reference. Address j. L. IT,
0I7 0th-9ye., basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

Refined petroleum was more active and stronger,
quotations advancing I've points 20 49, cents per
gallon in barrels and 995 cents In cases Crude IN
barrels advanced points to 80 cents, ana
naplltha was unchanged at 40 cents.
FOREIGN markcts-These were generally stronger
with advances at ,.ntwerp and London. Final quo
tations were: Antwerp. 17ol7 II francs per 100
klos Bremen. G. 20 marks per 20 kilOs London, -
pence per Imperial gallon.
on City Penn, Aug. 16-Natonal Transit certificates
opened at 92sc highest 93isc; lowest, J2c closed at
gSc bid sa .o 600 6bl' ch2rt1% 1890 bb' ship
pittsburg. Penn. AUG lG-Petro cum dull but steady
National Transit certificates opened at 927sc; closed at
o3hc: highest. 03'-c; lowest, a24c
Bradford Penn. Aug l6oNatonal Transit certificates
opened 92a4c closed A. i3Isc; highest 03c lowest,
p2 cenrlnCns GlO. coo hhls
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miscellaneous.


yyACHINI>IS You cannot aioid u
vi mis- thi, oppo-tunity. NATION NJ
FtrTNT Co, 20 Woldway, patent solicit
tors.
ID EN,IoNS.-N'w law solI.c'- -cancn
1 WldoVr not before entitled aisn + N.
.ipn. incrra-ed Vet ran Attorney toNK-
LING. l0i broadway evenings. 400 West
g3l-.t. also branch Washington.
I'd UMPo Warrant Tor any Wee,
L any klnI repaired. cNeh1uc'd loaned ~
sold ou eu-r terms. raftIr--hor - Era4"-
.. WOODWARD STEAM PUMP 60.
CpYl-P-S STCKET DETECTIVE SER
- VICE. GOT ~th-avc.--Al hu-inc-s strictly
~Onndonu1l r'ilabl" dCtcctiNcs Tor ~p.c'sl
v.fA highest references. W SOY Et,
Manager LOUIS WEEN. Superintendent.
ANTED.-Lat.st adN,rtllng novelties
w and IDEAS. Adir'ss \. II. SMITH.
advertising Agency. Bneh1nton, y. y.
WANTED. Competent and rc.iabIe partier
w 60 uanuilrtufe ard sell Cooks Rotary
Al SITTER ou royalty in the Ea-tcrn. Wet.
IN, Northern and ~oYihcrn STATE. Sond
for Circular. y. II. COOK, 32l Granf-ave..
Hrookiyn y. Y.
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Selu Oanteo.

Z
Males
4 LIGHT body maker; must be- al cX-
"A p~r.,nocd workman AID teHlyefate. Ap'
IBIS o. COKNWALL POLE & SHAI T GO.
COAtH.INN and VEGETABLE GAR.
Y DINfE - Plough well AMI milk mar
ned no Children. address q. b.. EoN IS.
Irbupe once.
DE>PONSlBLE n salesman wanted to
IL Introduce 100 connection with their f'cu-
natul tDri from wood, 10 To hnl-,-
ftrII-hiug and wool and willow war trade
O. r1.ylopt the +. ). Addr"-, foI paitl.1i-
Ter. SPECIALITY MA%JfACrUhlN"
IT>ltj L.MAN WANIED.-Une under.
L standing cate and driving u horse a"d
~ make himself generally I.ciiq III hou'"
and gI,rnd-, Irirsurr- rcduIrt i. Addgr,s
" =. J.. q. Box @3o9.
~ ANTLD.-sALESMEN on salary %
w commission 10 handle ~ Nl.M
rATENr CHEMICAL INK ERANlN6
PINCH. The greatest selling novelty ever
produced Fra-r- iuk thoroughly in t"o 500
on1- no abrasion OF paper. -pp Z" OVV pr
cent bront one agents sales amounted 10
~. want one energetic General Agent ioi
each State and Territory. Sanyie gy NM
g., ct- For terms and fun particular, ad'
dress THE mon ROE Il'hnfIs Mi''
90. Lacrosse. Wis.
Females
~ MBROIDERERS wanted; good salary
Il AID -teldy employment 10 irst-class
hatd- Address l.. o. Is. Tribune One.
OED'S DiEISG AID CLi.ANlNH
l. OFFICES, 6th-ayc.. near 3tth, oth-
ave. near 18Th. alio is hist. near TIFFANY y
requrr best wOrAeTs Tor me cieaninR asu
dy.ng. Apply az factory oaicc' III ana
fl3 shave.
xyANTED.-flrs,.ciass Protestant walt
w r,... rood carver; also Pro;e .t9ht
p,flormald. for a private family Oail az
Il West Sth-st. HR. SII.l Is III
xxrA%TGD.-A thoroughly competent Or
w man girl Speaking English. az huisr
Tor infant 0nd little boy must nave AOOd
rafefcucc from last employer. Address
& Y. T.. o. Box b2O3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

NFANT'S NURSE.-By a mlddle.aged
German girl rings baby up from birth
with the bottle; bes, Of references: no OBJ
lection to the country. Call at Mrs.
BRICKS. 1l9 East l2th-st., bet. ID and
4th.aNes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

The incomplete returns Of the pipe lines for the
first two weeks in August show "a large excess Of
deliveries over runs At the present rate, The month
would record Il decline in stocks of fully 300 900
barrel, allowing for the accumulaiions always shown
lv the outside lines. Hero the figures from
August 20 August n charters t. the 13tJ inclusive;
Deiiv- Excess de- Char
Runs. cries. lNcrics. t.r..
Total lo-r.ls .. 0j3. IL 1IG2 at3 1915 597,g73
Az rage per day. 't,SDl H''O-S li--' H'e'1
La, weeks National Transit market made only a
fractional Improvement IN values. but 10 because
Of the persistent opposition OF bear traders Dali
and narrow. IL va, easily sold OF when unpr1-
tectcd Int II was impossible to secure any amount
Of oil without advancing the price sharply. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
flats 90 Get. nn!uruls1eO


ATI7 AND 10 MORTON-ST.
N and l large. light rooms
modern improvements and uecoiAtcu'
SIS q so.
See KYLE. Gl0 3d-aNe.. OF JaAi1oI.
A FEW VERY DESIRABLE FLATS.
"A 80 35. 81 GroNe-st.
large. light roomr
modern imprON cElcnts anO uecOfdVcu'
plunge. spray and shower bath.
81 10 SO.
See KYLE. 90 3d.ave.. or Janltof.
kT1l7 EAST 53D-Ss.
n VERY large. light rooms
modern imDfoN emcnts excellent Ofders
sl0 % 81.
A t o8O EAST 45TH-ST.
"A 8 and I very desirable rooms
rent 20 small families from September J.
sl3 to SO.
See Janitor or KYLE. go 3d-aNe.
II LACK BUILDING, 251 tiith-avc.. N.
ID trance EaS, 2Sth- -. large apartment
sunny exposure; also one for bach,I"i.
DIO GRANDE. li3 EAST 30rH-sI.
IL Very desirable fat. rooms.
excellent order: private hahs
fuel and steam heat supplied;
1910 ana $500 Der war.
JAMES KYLE & SONS. go Jd-aVe.
ITO RENT-Large ard small apartments
i in the freproOf luildlng 50 Mad.sOh'aNe'
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Domestic Gllnatlons tDanteo
Females.

IA MRS. i. SEELY.
formerly Miss L. Campbel.)
90 WEST 22D-SE.
FOREIGN ASD OMESTlC
MALL AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements wiz pe
/ dismissed from Office and forfeit all claim
n. B.-No BRANCH OFFICE.
OS WEST 22D-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
Ciin Real estate for Sale
Gin Real estate Go fri.

A 3.STORY AND BASEMENT no. oI'
IA 323 LsNingtOH-aNe. near 0JIN-oV'
Hous, il I'm excellent order.
From S4uteInbcr ] : rent 9l.oOO.
JAMES KYLE & SONS. Go 3d-aNe.
VARIETY Of fats and houses TO let
n near Oilice. STEVENS, 9th-aNc-, COZ
sSd.st., 145 Broadway.
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I AUNDRESS.-By young Protestus
L.. woman: understands all kinds OF hne
erences; willing and obligtng. Call 357
ith ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

Chicago Aug Il Special y'rt riay were tn"
best aid. the wheat bulls had ALTHOUGH IL was S'tr
a., ,.rallv dull day on tho other side. prices came
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
SHOES.
Extra Specials in Fine Shoes.

Ladies' Donsola Kid WaulIc phast Button, gen
unc hardscwcd welts with patent leather tips
and low heels. at Ss.Gj: value $50.
Ladies Straight Goat Waulcnphast Button,
Donsola KID tops. genuine hand-scwcd. at 81 40
value -.
Ladies' fine Don1o,a Xii Button, hand-sewed.
both s'y les of heel, and toes. al - 50 value $3.50
Ladies' Duli Doncola Xii Button. genuine hand
sewcd. with wide toes and low heels stock will
not change color. actual value - price $500.
Ladies' Patent Leather Butfon. with Dongola
Kid tops. mcum toes and heels, $50 value
$50
Misses Dongola Kid Baton. with patent leather
tips. extension sole, and spring heels. at 81 .50
worth So
Misses French XII Button. made TO our order
best OF stock. real valuc $3.50; our price $50
loHihs' Calf Button or lacc Shoes. genuine p
Cox Shoe. extra high cut sold elsewhere at $3.50:
our price s.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
DisroyEAGIy0 VIEW OF GRoWISG WHEAT.

Chicago hpr.l l. lSpcciab.-prmcs report on
winter wheat In hc West and Northwest, which mas
lust been issued. says:
\ year ago at this date there was talk about an
early harvest there Is littlc growth VlSpu
above the ground While VIC have had nearly wc,h M
Of sprineilt weather and clover and grass my ~
revived rapidly, there f. great improvement III in'
wheat yet Tho winter has been rcmarknbic' ~.
FAR from ANYTHING wc have been accustomed u uas e
ID IS even early yct 20 make any estimate ol ''u
amount Of damage until have moro growing
Nclircr. Winter killing /, usually caused b' acrha,.
freezing and hawIng and pulling the roots OUT. .'
hi, time the roots have persisted under the sronna::
ms situation only be accounted for by inc iae.
II continued growth up 90 March ana eonsrIhor hor
tender condition. In Noithcrn Indian, reports snow
that the wheat looks very sckiy and IN many , and
sJvcd 20 fax. The stocks Of wheat arc smaiI ~,
farmers hands MllcrS' supplies have dcerra.pd dcnt
idrinc the last thirty days. ilca"T RIMS the
week made iho ground unit for riouehne. ana Rin a
tcay no oats have been sovn In sonthG' nt the
the upland wheat has been hurt very HUE. put -
damage In bottom and low lands Is fully forty Vo'
cent
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
Ribbons
1t Less TH0UHdlf Price.

Several lots of the handsomest goods
imported this season.
Novelties in Plaid Ribbons, 6 to s
in hes wide, in extra fine Moussellnc
and Gauzc with velvet cffccts-thc
richest goods manufactured-imported
to sell for $3.50 per yard; all at sl.4S
per yard.
Novelties IN Plaid and Striped Vel
vet Ribbons, ; inches wide, extra fine,
imported this season to sell for S1.25
per yard: all at 80 cts. per yard.
Novelties in extra quality all silk
Ribbons, plaid and stripe effects, 3 and
t inches widc-regular price 80 to IS
cts rer yard-all at 20 cts per yard.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
UOSIER \.
SI.JJ OUOiity for JS cts.

4 special lot Of Ladies' English all
silk Hose, in leather and bronze shades,
with China silk split soles, $l.9j quail
ity, at 9S cts. per pair.
Also a small lot of Ladies' 10 gauge
fancy Cotton Hose, boot patterns, reg
ular 30 ct. quality, at ; pairs for 5 90.
\ full line of Morlcy's celebrated
English Hosiery, in cotton and isle,
for Ladies, Men and Children, at lowest
prices.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
SILKS.
Less 1Hrn THcy cost to Make.

900 yards 2l-inch heavy all silk
Black Surah. regular $l.O0 quality, at
- cts. per yard-less than cost to
manufacture.
Also 20-inch all silk Surah, 20 color
ings. all the newest shades for street
and evening wear, % cts. per yard.
24-nch background China Silks,
new designs, G5 and - cts. per yard.
20-inch Heavy all silk Black Faille
FrancaiSe, 80 cts. per yard.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13

Adams Just at the last when he thought he perceived
emergency and applied 10 the MAYOR for permission
TO spend some money In street cleaning. There Is
one point in the contract with Crawford & Valentino
which ought not to be overlooked. The contractors
required TO strong and tight carts Tor the re-
mova Of street dirt. and canvascovcred vehicles ior
ashes 1t is to the canvas covered ash-waeonS mat
particular attention should be directed An Ola scc'
half thrown ashcart may be a technicai com
more than that
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
0vington Brothers
Art Room.

The purpose in this Department occupying the en-
tlr. third floor Of our Brooklyn house is to present
artistic completeness in every object on exhibition.
and 10 oacr occasion for securing advantagcou -ly
such Home Adornmcnts snail remain always salts
factory There arc Fine Clocks. Gcnminc Hronhcs
BANQUET and Piano Lamps, Oynx pcdestals Louis
XIV and Ist Empire Furniture. etc. each piece rcrrr
scntng "A certain value and importance: The goods Of
less price being found in p asng selection the main
door OF the buding second and Fonrth floor.
Orn.mcntcd China. Third floor annex Glass room.
First floor solid silver. Clocks, Opera Glasses, Fine
rams, etc.
Goods Delivered an New Hork and Adjacent Towns.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
II BATTERNfANN,
INFANTS Department.

Infants Short Coats, in plaids stripes and plain.
all-wool, Mother Hubbard and Gretchen style,
SlO0. Sl.25. and Sl.50.
Infants Short Coats. ell the new colors. puff
sleeves short waists loose front and back, at $5.40
Infants Short Coats in French hanncls. stripes
and plaiIs, S3.?5 and Si.9s.
Infants Long Cloalls. in cream Cashmere. em-
broidcred top and bottom. S!.2J and S279.
Infants Long Cloals. with deep cape. cmbroid-
cred. S3,9s Si.Qs and sos.
Infants Long CloaSs, in Gretchen style, trimmed
with fancy all-silk ribbon. Sj.25.
Infants Long Cloals embroidered in Van Dyke
patterns S6.7j.
Chidrcns Short Cambria Dresses, in Mother
Hubbard style. 2jc.
Childrcn's Short Cross-bar Dresses, in Mother
Hubbard style, 99c.
Childrcn'S Sholt Cambria Dresses. TO wears.
39c.
Childrcn's Fancy Ginshoms. trimmed with en-
broidcrics and fancy braids. months to wears
40c., SOC. CSC and 9Sc.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
= OR SALE HOUSES-BY LEONARI

rAEK i,tlGli IlI IdXEsT LQSA,,1IcN g, 4 = TIE
KNOWN CONVrAiLAoF AND FROM EIGHT 10 TEN
MINUTES TO THE rEiDGE.
piesidentst lear Eghtna,c 3 IS 5, 2IX3oA2.: r. 800
lre,identst cor tishth-ave 5, 22xfs.yo y 700
rr'sidentst E8atn-ave 32 . s. 20A5cxleo Z So0
Cnicn-st, Eirlt-aNc 3 4, 2ONf5NHo..-. $1,000
rnioa-st. ncas LiehtLsve, 2IA5oAv5...... $1,000
45SIo1 "V' =. "". - l2 500
Lincoln Place II ilgnLh.aye s, 22AsOxI00.. 90, 100
Lincoln Place n Scvonthayc 5 2ONiGxiOo 1G 900
=. Johns Pace, n Eigthaye :, lSl0N5oxiOO l5OcV
ST. Johns Place, J. fishth-sse, 20AtsAlW II OoO
And others at prices from ~ 600 70 $40 600 Permits
and ptrtC as che rtuy furnished Il my 0ce 20 Count
-, phcnN Building and 216 fl5bush-avc, Prospect
Place, latter oincc cpeh evenings.
LEONARD MOODY
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
r. OR SALE. HOUSES-ON PROSPEC'

t0rKrsr, pIiENlX BUILDiNr AND 273 FLAT.
BtSl-AkE f., CORNER. PIOSPECI PLACE. LATTER
OFFICE OrEN ENENlNn, THE BESr SELEC fLoN
AND LOWEST PEIt ID HOUSES NEAR THE PARK.
Lincoln Place, SNthayc, lG.sxiOAlO0.ys stn - 600
.icoln Place. Seventh aNe, s;n 2oxioNi0 300
Seyenthay" ST. Johns Place. sin, 20Ni,xl0o q 300
PARK Place, >Nth-aVr > SIN. ~ SA4oXlO0... .,-O
PARK Iiace, n scy.ntc ave. IS sta 2ox45xlc; II 500
st. Johns raeo >XthsVc. stn. 20x45xoo.... 900
Sterling Ila.,, SNthlye stu, 20xtok 100. 1900
Sterling Place, Sixthayc stn, .0x55x 900. ooo
St"r NJ Place SNcnth.aNc, stn Zl5xiSxloO l. 700
Berkecy Pac", >iAi-aNe, stn. 25Nf5AloO.. 300
union.st lif,l-aye. Dr. rs 6s4oN, l lo0
lrcs.dontst II SlNthaye, eth l65xt5Aeo.. . SOD
l're>it'ntst FIN ave. w. l6Ni0Ao5 900
l'r sidentst slxth-aNe, sin 176st5x95 II 0o0
a ro;l-st. seycntn,y' stn i@,oAi5Ads1 200 100
,.arhcid Place, se'cni.avc, su lsHt6No0 ~ cog
Pro,Iect Pace Sixth ave. ~ br, 20xt5NloO.. 1850
~. Marks Place, SiNth-avc br lSoA3Sxl00. 600
firsts' >eNenth-aNe, 3 sta, l6.Ox4U1l0O.-.. 100
Second st, l. SNua,e, stn, 2Ox- MOO. 800
hri-S. n SiNh-ayc 3 sn, 22NiJxoO.. IL, 700
FoGrtn.si, SNthlve, stn, lhx45xiOO 1,OOO
lOurth--t, SiA.aNe, stn ls.JAi3SlOO 800
tftl-st, "a SrNentasc = br. lSA2Jx 90. 900
SiNh.St. seventh 3 stn .ON&3A100... $500
tns, Sever thaye, 2Oxi5xlOc... 1000
riftn,st. Srl'ntlaNe 2Ox50x 100. 800
Eighri-st II Eiahih-ave. str, I1X4Sxlo0 sooo
Also isile ~ older houses in good ordcr
located all part, Of tic city, that be purchased at
bargain an; new in all styles OF modern arrhi.
tetGo aud inpuytMeLs Livery convenience afforded =
tAsmne prolcrty
LEONARD MOODY
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
WASH FABRICS.
BrOc0de Lincn-fnished Zephyrs,
10 cts. per Idrd-Hnf the
cost to Manufacture.

10 cases in navy, brown, steel, light
blue and pink shades, exact copies of
the French, warranted fast colors, 10
cts. per yard.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
DRESS GOODS.
The Latest 1ddifiOns.

4 new assortment of fine Check
Suitings in choice cOlorings, As cts. per
yard.
lO-nch all wool Saxony Mixtures,
stylish light effects, 80 cts per yard.
l2-inch Silk-border Brilliantinc, Go
cts. per yard.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
.ONARD MOODY.
NJ IHsA

T. or sALE-HOUsEs-BY LEONARD MOODY, REAL
Ayp 3SS TLsA1Ir sH,AHE;?ii LATlFh 3gfTeHi SfgS
~ HCIIAsE A GOOD HOME WILL L9CMED, IN
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, AT VERY Low PRICES;
4T I M MY 0FTlGoIs E0E rERMII,s, AXp AL PA,HITICG,
AFFORDED CUSTOMERS To EXAMINE PROPERTY.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
.HERINO ENDERWE4R.

100 dozen Ladies' Swiss Ribbed
Vests, ribbon in neck and sleeve, i'm
pink, blue, shrimp, cream and white,
regular - ct. quality, at 10 cts. each.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
L1CES.
NcC Designs

in Draping Nets, 4G inches wide, $l.00,
$l.25 and $40 per yard.
l2-inch Tosca and Chantilly f'lounc-
ings, Sl2J, $50 and $50 per yard.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
LEONARD MOODY.
Real Estate.

NOR SAIE-Horsc corner residence elegant f-story
j hroupstona DIV ding; , blocks from Prospect Park;
minutes from T. station dimensions are 2oAolNlOO con.
sins Is and has every improvement, this ne
nrsSt Garner in the city the money ana VIII he sold for
w rds Of It's value II sold a. once For full par
cuars oc please apply at 20 Cour..,' .nenik bang.
om~n c,,rinrs LEONARD MOODY. R.al Estaic.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
Drooklnn Real @siote.

II . LET-IIOC SES-ON PROSPECT PARK
- = uElGHIS BY 2 LEONARD M9QpY. RE@t ns.
AND 27t AND 27G FLATBuSH.AyE., BH0OKLYN.
LATTER OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS CALL FOR
pERMITS. 90.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
- rrsE" SMITH CONVICTED OF TRAY ROBBERY.

Mobile. Ala April r." Rube7 Smith. Of Lamar
County Ala was this morning. at waynesboro Miss.
convicted OF train robbery lie viii get than .
ten.year sentence. Rube" Smith was with " Rubes
burrows the noted outlaw. in holding up the Mobile
and OHIO train near Buckaunna, Miss, September 20,
1850 when about $1,000 were taken from the express
car December l3. Burrows. smith and man named
Nr(lung al AInOry Mss. the two first planning
another train robbery, when Detective Jackson. ot
Aberdeen; Miss who was on their trail arrested smith
convicted Oh McClung's evidence
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
BLfCH GOODS
NOreI ETccfs

in Brocadc, plain Silk, Hermann and
Mexican Grenadines.
4 new line Of Silk Grenadines, with
satin stripes, in different widths.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
E.HBROIDER
F1ouncings at Hai/' the Regular
I','iccS.

22, q and 45-inch Scallopcd and
lIcmslitched Flouncings, 30, 80 and %
cts. per yard.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13

IN connection with the proposed annexation Of Flat
oush 70 broolyn it is contendcd with considerable
arhcstness that the interests of that town. when /.
''"e' .ne twenty seventh Ward OF the city, viii be
'"V'ou ~ changing the name OF FIatbuslavc.. which
e''eAas from Fultonst about half mile above the
.! nan ont to the further limits Of the town Of Fiat
" a'ious names are suggested as more euph0niOus
ana htting than tie present name: among then, Ar.
-ln'o4h ave, Prospect Park ave- Wildwood ave (thc
~ - name OF flatbushl and stranahan ave. As Flat
-s'a'c' is the principal stree, leading to the main
."ushoe of Prospect Park. the proprcty Of some Of
~'.' ues shauons is apparent. though there an al
s'sy Lincoln Place in Hroohlyn and Lincoln Road
. "'OuN"' ana bOth Park Place and Prospect Place.
= "eI a. Prospect-st In the CITY To honor MIR
uhAhan By giving his name 10 the thoroucbfsce lead
INC fsrK which Will be a more notable monii.
-enl 70 his memory than the siatue If urooklvn,.
'i'"eh mat VIII soon bc placed there NAV seem
lung thihg To DO. But why is there any need for
.nse IN the name Of al Old-cstabishcd street cs.
'a'F when That name embOdics at least a small
.A'e Oh local history One reason why the resi-
VI fiatbush-cSp Spcciay the new -conlcrs-arc de
Ia, -, oeihs taken INTO the embrace Of Bro0hlyn is
n oc5 may get rid OF the name Of the town which
.o.. MINUS OF certain people. is associated with the
V pooriousc. insane asylum and other institutions
!. w IN Tho outskirts Of the village II there he a
rr IN this no such stigma attaches 10 tLc name
maj, rave AS street. In the city Of Irooklyn The
u,.. of changing street names In orGcr 10 secure
hy. h'ns more high sounding and aristocratic. as
fur,." occasion 10 remark heretofore is to be
t,sr on and discouraged. Sometimes it is wise 10
esses ~ A''' sceihs 10 boone OF the
Tim, "c" street cleaning contractors do not apno,r
the a.. " nave made any profound impression upon
pk.s s,ooghfares which have been left in such n dc
4, neglected condition during the winter except
''ssmodic effort Of City Works COMMISSIONS
New-York tribune., 1890-04-13

This Is the same Board OF Aldermen which MAYOR
Chaplin compmented about year ago as u'ins
.nielligent. progressive and PATRIOTIC
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-05-02
Three Pretty Faces Turned Scarlet.

Three sweet-looking girls got on an
electric car recently bound for West
Peachtree street. They sat and giggled
pleasantly until the conductor came
through the car to collect the fares.
Then with equal promptness each of
the girls reached for her purse, and the
following conversation ensued:
All three at once-Oh, let me pay.
May-No, it's my turn; l insist on
paying.
Clara-Girls. it's really my turn to
pay, and I want to do it.
fannie proposed riding home, SO
1 think I ought to pay.
Then the three purses were simulta-
neously opened and the three pretty
faces grew scarlet. Two cents and q
postage stamp was the wealth OF the
crowd.
Without needing the offers OF hnan-
cial aid which came from several gen
tlemen, the three girls hurried out OF
the car, and as it rolled away they were
standing on the next corner explaining
to each other how it happened tina they
were all broke atlanta Constitution.