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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The record Of transactions In crude certificates at
both Of the New York exchanges yesterday was con-
sderably excess Of that Of Monday. Yet the limit
OF fluctuations "a cent, and only trihing gain
over the previous day shown at the close. The
dealings possessed no significance than they did
on Monday, except that they bore another days
testimony to the futy of Western efforts TO shake
outn the purchases OF the Stock Exchange element.
The recent buyers men who are not concerned
In the pastime OF scalping profits Of two or three
cents on turn OF 5000 10000 barrels They
have made their purchases with view OF reapiDg
profits when the statistical position OF the commod-
lty forces more general recognition So great Is the
existing duness Of speculation that no attraction Is
presented TO the average operator But the movement
OF values recently lends support to the belief that the
efforts aimed 10 accomplish depression were nearly
exhausted on the break to 81 OF. since that time
il has hard TO break values, while any attempt
accumulate actual oil is speedily detected and re
tarded by the scalpers. But II the speculative posi-.
ton be ignored It is hard to see how the gradual
consumers OF the difference which attends purchases
for consumption between to-day and a year or half
year ago Some Of the press yarns" about new
strikes here and there about due and getting
INTO print They usually attend the preparations
for an attempt to cover short contracts. The oil
markets closed strong with success achieved by
ihe hears in the way Of intimldating investors.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29

When Mr.. Harris's bill TO allow women TO become
lawyers UP the second reading In the House
Mr. kalish moved to strike out the enactng clause
Mr.. Marsh said that IL hard for young man to
refuse any courtesy a but he did not think
that the bill provided the right form Of apprenticeship
Women he said. should as law students. as men
had to do before they eligible 10 admission TO inc
bar. lie didn't want the Supreme Court Judges placed
at the tender mercy OF all female canks who thought
they knew enough Of law 70 be made lawyer
Mr.. Kalish objected to the bill on Che same ground
claiming that 1t didn't compel long enough appren-
uceshlp.
Mr. Harris defended the measure vanantly. but the
enactng clause was stricken ont.
The Committee Municipal Corporations decided TO
report favOrably Mr. Prices bill to pay Aldermen OF
the first class a salary of $50 year each The Jer
sey City members opposed IL because Jersey City's
Board is an ornamental body with power dut es,
but the representatives Of Newark pleaded so earn
estly that they decided to let the bill emerge from the
committee and fight IL on the floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29
BALLOT Reform IN NEW-JERsEY.
y SPECIAL YoN.PARTrsAN COMMITTEE IN
CHARGE OF THE SUBJECT AT TRENTON

Trenton, n. j.. Jan. % (speciaD-Mr. Muller with
srew his Ballot Reform resolution in the House to-day
an order that the agitation Of the subject might begin
On The senate. Governor Albeit thought IL wiser to
rave the discussion in the body where the Re
,uhlicans predominant, and so Mr. Mcdonald, of Hud-
son introduced the following.
whereas, Both political parties represented in the
Legislature this State have in their platforms and pub
,e enuncatons o. principle declared in Ballot Re-
farm and such legislation might be enacted
secrecy purity Of ballot in the exercise OF the right Of
suffrage; and,
whereas The houses OF the Legislature not at
the present time in political accord and IL being desirable
and imperative, obedience to public sentiment and the
will Of the people and in accordance with the wise sug,
estions the Governor OF the State in his inaugural mos
sage harmony and unity Of action should facilitate the
necessary legislation. which should not be retarded by
PARTISAN policy with view the political advantage OF
either party therefore, be it
Resolved CHE House OF Assembly concurring), That
saint committee be appointed consisting Of four members
Of the Senate and Of the House OF Assembly each party
N be equally represented in number, whose duty 1t shall
n, to prepare draft bill for enactment which shall
ryde and all necessary and proper safeguards o
e exercise Of the right Of suffrage in absolute secrecy
without fear intimidation and to prevent far pos.
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rovnoS WOOL SALES.

Iondon Ian 2S-A series OF wool sales was begun
IN d. ihe offerings amounted TO SOS bales. There
Was large and representative attendance, and, owing
~ the moderate quantity catalogucd competition
brisk Australian and New z.slsod woods barely main.
tain December values faulty decged Rer cent osPe
series amount 2s2 80 bales The next series WI Be
prices obtained were follows: Yictoha-i00 bales !;
secured Is 59d do locks and pieees is 2td 20 "a
greasv SlodIiOLd. New South Waes-2yOO bales !;
Secured l6dsis Old; do locks and pieces is Id1is Sd
greasy 7iadais Id do LOCKS and pieces, 5sddlld south
AustfaIia-50O bales secured Is 6das SID 90 Locks
and pieces Is lddls sd greasy, 6i2dd1l1a 90 iocXs
sda1s I'D sdaII I'D DO locks and pieces ~. "
is I'd do locks and pieces. 104d; greasy 7'4ddiod'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29
TILE LAWYER MIST EXPLAIN.

Justice German at the TOmbs Police Court yester-
day issued summons for Frank J. Keller, a lawyer
The complainant was August Gulke. tailor at No. 321
Greenwichst. Gulke complainant In the Court OF
Special Sessions last Wednesday against James Weldon
whom he charged with embezzling Sl1s. The defend
ant gave Keller, who his lawyer, s125 to make
restitution but Keller did not do so. lie allowed ms
client to remain in Jail twenty days when inc
defendant called the attention OF Justices Kilbreth
smith and McilahOn TO the matter. Keller appeared
in court last week and said that nc had the sl2J wDlc
he was ready to give up at When Keller reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29
TO OPERATE A NEW STREET RAILWAY.

The North Third Avenue and Fleetwood Park Railroad
Company applied TO the Board Of Aldermen yesterday
for permission to operate a surface railway over their
proposed line. one mile and nlne-tentls long. The
Board referred the application to the Committee on
Railroads, who will give public hearing in the
Common Council Chamber March 10, at p. m.
The route proposed is Third ave-. from Onehundred
and-twenty -nnhst., across Harlem Bridge to North
Thirdave to East Railroadave to East One hnndred-
and. aftv eiehth-st across the tracks OF the New
York and Harlem Railroad Company, and West Rail.
road-ave., to Morris ave-, to The Intersection OF
one hundred and sixty -hfth-st The capital of the
company is 800 600 divided into 1000 shares. The
president Is Matthew l.. WynkoOp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29
A PILOT DROWNED AT SEA.

The barkentlne Edward Gushing. OF Camden. Me-.
arrived here yesterday and reported the drowning OF
John Canvin the elder pilot Of the pilot boat Charles
H. Marshall No. 5, who was trying to steer the Cush
ing TO this port Canvin started TO walk across the
poop deck. lie slipped and slid against the rail
ing and over into the The crew at once manned
febOat and for half hour cruised around In hopes
Of finding him. Canvn was seventy two years old
and one Of the oldest in the service. His son Is
pilot. lie leaves two daughters who married pilots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29
ETHIOPIAN pRonucE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. 25-3 as p m-Bed in poor demane.
Pork I'm fair demand Hams In good demand. Bacon In
fair demand Shoulders. about IL TO 10 ~ firm at rs
Cheese poor demand. Tall0w In poor demand Spifits
Of turpentinc in poor demand AZ 3ls 3D. Rosn ia
GOOD demand common firm at Is %. Lafd-Spot and
snturc In poor demand Wheat and -four In demand
corspot poor demand futures in fair demand mixed
western spot and January dull at IS Had Hops at Lon
inn-Pacltc Coast IN fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29

wv ANTED.-A reliable woman a. chAm-
w berrnaid and waitress private family
references required. Apply 157 w. ssth-st.
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Seln Udnteo.
Females.

WANTED.-A good competent nurse TO
w take care Of an infant and be help TO
the mother; one willing TO sew ana make
herself generally useful, one willing to 90
out Of town. Address, giving references,
to l. NJ. G., 20 Nassau-st.. Room 80.
VIZ ANTED.-A reliable woman as good
w cook and laundress private family
references required. Apply l57 w. SGth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29

the sidewalk he gave Guke $685. promising TO pay the
rest the next day Mr.. Guke has since called repeat
cdly on Keller but the money is still due The case
will come up to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29
Rral Getute n1dnteo.

nv ANTED.-Farms. lots, country seats,
w village properties; customers waiting.
COLEMAN, T5G Broad.st., Newark
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Cltn Real estate 60 Get

NO. 14G EAST s9TH -ST.-TO let unfur-
~ nished for term OF years. in perfect
order. new and decorated contains 10 sleep
sng rooms worth ~ 500; viii Be rented TO
The right parties a. "A reduction this oppor-
aunity should not be missed advantageous
iieims to parties bound by lease until May
!. Permits unnecessary, or call on owner
Room so, 20 Cedai-st.. between and 4.
1OD.sT.. 1913 WEST. Two lofts, 5ox75
w steam power. elevator, light three sides.
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Boar0 mante0.

w ANTED.-In q private foniy. suite
w consisting of paror, bedroom and bath;
room entire second floor, with meals served
privately must he between 3ith and o3th
sts. and Park and 9th aNes. Please address
with terms and full particulars, STEN EMS,
Box 10, Tribune Uptown Onice ,l.23S B'way.
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n)ork u)antco.


Females.
a. GOD Pr AIN HANDWRITER would
" Ike position in Office. Address X. NJ.
Nee. Tribune Uptown once l ,23S B'way.
- TENOGRAPHER.-W a position as
- stenOgrapher and typewriter beginner
(ladO good speller and accurate salary
moderate. Address Ii. i. S., 30 13th-st.,
Brooklyn.
NJ ANTED.-By a young widow, any DO.
w siton where she could be helpful
good writer reader, nurse, companion gen.
orally useful and handy. with some accom-.
pli.hments; highest reference. J. w. b.,
Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1928 Broadway.
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Rooms i1)anteo.

ID LEASANT furnished room by single
gentleu an. with or without breakfast.
Address w. \. r.. Tribue Office.
w ANTED.-By gentleman and wife for
w housekeeping, iirst-class sunny apart
ncnts in flrst-class location. Address G.. D.,
Tribune Office.
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Gitn Real estate for Sale.


- ----~l~-H~~
A HANDSOME three-story brownstone
N house. 122 5Sth-st., near Park-ave.
line location price low no brokers.
I'd CSINESS PROPERTY. - Broadway,
ID downtown, other locations, So 600 to
5000 900 private houses East, West Sides,
21st 70 10th ri, 81, 900 20 5000, 600 plot on
Liberty. adjacent WCst-st., ready TO build
on! 1898 600; lots and plots, East and West
Sides. with or without loans, $l3, 600 10
e4o0 900 fats, teneT ents, &C., all loca-
lions. ISAAC A. GRAVES, III B'Way.
Il OR SALE. 81 CLINTON PLACE
i Splendid four-story building In perfect
order solid mahogany doors, statuary,
marble mantels; lot 25Xl00; terms easy.
Apply 70 LEWIS HURST. 1872 Nassau-st.
l. OR SALE.-First-class new apartment
Il house. semi-ilreprOOf. on a wide street;
will bring a large income on investment;
slso private houses Inquire PHI. BI;AEN-
DER 10 East 92d-st.
Tor SALE.--A corner on 9th-ave.; new
building terms reasonable price low;
no agents. Address p. F. CALLAHAN,
go East 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29

Stock Exchange Con sodated-
Openfng ............ 81 O81-4 StO6
HlRncSt w -
Lowest $500 W "
sales barrels ... $4,000 36J,cOC
Refined oil was unchanged at $50 cents In barrels
and o 20 cents per gallon in cases.
Foreign ouotations-At London prices were on 1-o
nennv AZ 8 3.4a5 T-3 pence Antwerp was unchanged
1T i3 5-S016 "a francs, and Bremen at 900 marks.
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flats Go Get, flnfnruisheo,

LNLATS TO LET IN THE
l. GORDON,
s9th.st.. 9th-ave. newly, decorated; steam
heat and all modern improvements; rent
from SIS to $50 per month Z rooms and
bath. Inquire OF the owner, on premises.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

The TELEGRAM- HERALD has not for
gotten the outrageous dock line which
now defaces our river edge. Politics
have observed both public and journal
istic attention for some time past, but
II IS time now 70 look At things OF more
immediate interest TO the city. The
TEL1GRAM-HERALD began the dock line
agitation, AZ it began others which
asve resulted in good for the city. and
proposes 10 continue the agitation
1ntil the citizens of Grand Rapids and
finally our morning and evening con-
tempOrariss fall into line and straighteu
the river. Let the matter be considered
At once Let al preliminary steps be
taken, both legal and practical, 50 that
work may be commenced in the spring.
Let Grand Rapids determine, once for
all, not to MAINTAIN = long drawn out
cess-pool in Its midst through another
summer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

fhs fELkezAN- BskktD rexxfxsd
taat tessaxys weEk uo4l1 srBk ~
= ss&hs..l, lax Eaers kAs alzs44y
eeeo gFsaE ysgs-claz t1ere. 81 IS re-
sn%lled Tor Ffanes - e4p ne sllas.K Of
a.isxssy ever ASklaleys asfsaE VII
aess sais tea
's1as nsas tn4t MeKlnlsY. the authoF
~ al tAe ten gh4g had spEex1 over
soDasrcl4l E9F0pe, s4s defeated. kss
created a Tremendous sensation Is
france Ana thFcug ghout tie eoagnsui
sEexe manufacturers znd IA 4slTIzl
sakloFss - ks knos uls uAne as a.
aEeh enemy fbs Herald oraSs lzsi
hgot sas besleged b. reporters ot
F4flsi4n nsssps pers, al a. nxio4s g
4aos s0etneF there = any aoaot II
zoe defeat u MAJ. Mckinley. Tie
fArlslza press anpiy baobles over wita
nuDQF. a. the czFtuoa IS trying 90
tamI 4riEs themselves Nlth tns features
Of Nehlaley Ia order % 10 ham ne
tee. The Partisan editor of the Herald
heads the returns s!th the c0aplet.
Do~n ~sat Mckinley - ihs betEom q the
sra.
Dressed ia AIS Aish tsrl1 clothes
fFrench journalists are trying to
translate the idiOn 81 these sOul-stlrFing
Ines into the yeFuacular.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08
Her cr.yD.Il~.. year.

Clara with emotion l-George, are ron
sure you vii always love me'
George feTTenGyl-While life lasts,
my own.
Cara (suppressiag tearl-George, IL
TRIALS and tEibulatoBs should come
George (arr Szed Ny heart is yours
alsne, ny love. and always viii b.
Clara nEt-George. are you sure.
perfectly sure that thing-nothfng IT
al could oool your Afecroal
George (tboroughly alarnedl-Hy gra-
ciouSl What's haPpeDedl Has your
father fsiedf
Clara 0aysteTicaly1 - vorss Par
woraa
Geerxs gEanch relievetl-Ten M az.
ny an<si. I osn kear IL
Clara (rith hesuio sfoTfl-f3eorE-,
Fv.-Fvs Fot "A basl coming on ny
uoee,-Sev York Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

Wednesday night the streets were
filed with jubllAnt, overjoyed crowd
OF citizens, whose enthusiasm could be
20 longer restrained. They were Dem
tcrats, who sang;
This e tbe wav We tong have sought
AID m0urned because Ne found IL not.
Republicans were conspicuously alb
sent from the demonstrations. They
were detsined At home by press of cir
cumstances, and the burten of their
song-snd a heavy burden It was-ran
IN tbs wise.
This : the vsy We never thought
Republicans would have % trot.
On Thursday night the streets were
filed again with a merry, jubilant
crowd OF citizens, whose enthusiasm
knew no bounds Nor was the enthu-
assm confined to any one class Of citi-
zens No one class was rejoicing at the
expense Of smother, but al together
were cslsoratug the rcOpenng ot
Cansl-st. and tae suspiclOus beginning
81 q new era IN municipal enterprise
and Improvement. Those upon whom
political prosperity had recently
smiled, ard those who had been
plunged BY political adversely into a
gulf az deep despair, nov stood SIDE by
Hds IN mutual enjoyment
The TEhEeRkN- HERALD. though
among The monrners on "Wednesday
night. wa one of tas most enthusiastic
psrec pants IN the hilsrity Of Thursday
aght, fer it looked upon the acceptance
Il the CaRsl-st. ssPhat pavement IS
the consnmnstion Of - lsbors fer the
tnlproven eut II sast street.
Whlls the matter Of selecting asphalt
as the future pavement Of Grand Rap
ids vss still Undetermined BY the coun-
CT. ths TELseeAM-HEsALn pronounced
in fsvor of it As soon az sae minds e
TIE aldermen cegsn - center upon
asphalt. The 7eeaw-HERAHn pro
claimed it az the coming pavsnaens.
Our coutsmporsrie jeersd a. tae idss
little. hul fsu right into hne. ss soon
ss the council made it. determination
public. TIE EeRAN-H sRkIp had
good reason - reioice sud. xrstIssd AZ
the success q its sferts n hes..f oi
puac interests. wil ccntinue - sd
v0Cate other improvements a. tms
gees 'n. Al haH the ssphalt era in
Graad Rapiasl
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS ? ssD TorER BLook.

ROOMS AND TowEs BLooK.
DrGOLIA BROs-............... Propnetors
KXANTED Vac H,ip--s rusehirisfs. rst.
W bsrs vsrbisbsft : csbinst rnstsrs q
vso6 cutters. bsTs. Eou sv cut of Nors
oorre ia.
XKANTEB-TeuKs Help gsis foT fsi-
" rrti hcurey ors chsN bernsica lsnn
ar-ss. stercfrepbef.
IsoR FhIF--Ta yorra rrsr with 80 cssh. %
It tuy 4 Interest In grpeerf sst erF feeas
sfock u - ptdfT in Trefles pa - fhe etif
tsoBth end. rsnsl nih3 psrtrei hst taf yeas
.fr.risne.; = reoe esfAh1ss"o bus'nsss ief
sefns sns
Iaor stTF or FrcHGFer-zes scr.s e lsBa
II - rrises trru fhs cffv ttH pssch.s -
pears - spr a. seoa Feiiainfs-
Lr0e s6IE-lf soor ssuss 80 south Isfsy-
sfte-st nolsrr ftish. essis care fUt ~
TIE leef Pee 8 %
reor FKcptNeF-n scr.s I've niles frolf
fzufstaff. ifH penet trees tetrirg -
efsnssrf Tsaf ffsss = eberrs. ape
gluus - feas,srriss sfres a strssserriss
fesf hoBsf sfs farh. Price sxat
IScR s4Ilg-f r.ou beuse - barrtvs.~f r~sf
Essksu syf rssf beft ee.fs 80 sieetrir
ear fr-s vltt ~ mcasTr improsemeatt
rries sif& eses fs-rts
Lsoy sgLg ~ ryCIFSFQr--y --yf.s.or Nsss
-, 49, -. .a-sss. o 49, - II rsss~s r. rs-s..
usrts - s1ehsnfs fsf evsflns ir besions
= 49,
EaCF EATF 81 FTCFAwpF F--l7e s--t 'aTn. ~
rtfee frrfr 80 11f fnfrc~et tt'stfe
s.ecf srs msfis En- srf ~ reau brles hsasf
faFzs ras-uIeft hrff stf oftef 90 tt.ta -
- sTefsfr~ ter ets pfepertf
EoB skLR-1i-rpss. bsuss - sss. t.iafs -.
II fs~nsee ssv.r = = ~sftf rrfref - sft
fnsss asishes -. - ssEn sesf r~fAes
EecE ssLf - sxCukE Eek-sIoet heuss
so isvft e~rrs~ - fne~ - trfhrf
s-.-aas - - - 80 r~aH-f strsrts 80 ssy
- 80 - sYessnse 90 fs~r1s r1t< ssesrsis
srsr.s tfse. ~ f~frr<
KovFF Tr EsnhN ~ 80 sar fersras 4s-rt
- srfT ~ - fe s1it tfrerst 80 1f~er
ksaH
II r ltFr rrf ~r~nIt ~ rtEf ~ fIN- 49, q
- eoS< secsnts ~4Et ~ - rfnf h-rf III
raas Esvs fssrss sof = 7e~s = 81
bK4eIzk EHcs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

Tus later hgures begin 70 look more
favorable 10 the Republicans, as is
usGsAlly the case. There IS a possibil
ity that Gardner And Moore are elected.
The Democrats seem To have bare
majority IN the House. and the Repub-
leans bare majority IN the Senate. If
such proves to % the case, the Demo
cratic gerrymandsr, already IN embryo,
will be frOst-bitsen. and there will be
many a deadlock in the Legislature
mat will by no means tend to shorten
lho session.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

Nv IN6 ~ lAE NciINIkA httI presume
- fte pFtoS al nt lelt a4a ln .afe4rt1 b.
teic tcAt S.f a. eAi an4 - -t 49, elIo.s
thF t4fi6 a. - rreti. i. e ff1tLE. Levels
tieck. aIF9slte escel hatel-
iva SAtk ntos ros4deaas- Ms. laat IN
AAll - eEs 1ef $40 ksf rcslacHct. ttrnet
- AShlAsten ana I.@lsstttes 81 lls4aAat
c4teoi tk Aeee EeikntsErheecf E1e1tFt sot
Aclseneet Ntt as 90 eteAF terIus 81 silt
tAi - a coe.a2A.sk Ate a&Ee II N.lI la
kslh sALE Ais nsW home. Ne q ierfaee
@kt- tusi eoeth of raithy. sat - lHe
irctties. silica AAa besi noiEAa,sl 15alts So IEc
els 49, kieeeft tfnfFea ffsS1tt Saa lfn fsaaa
have ttl .sa~ tle fi4vS t0tI l4kA1ca 81
lArs ane cfef ~ faf s&ls fol i st
facB&nkE. LessAre sleck. reomsf ANo 4 .c.4l
Eoh sAIk-Ne~ li-roeR heass ar Terrace.
49,. hctaccA L4Nn Ne1Ft sla lth-ste
triok -srt furnace. ccIneut1a cellar uliuff Il.
lauss seVff cats Nsiof. clSlsru IA fas4teI
tiio AsaEsh, h&s eiueox oQisi1e oAlmass rrsi
sIaTg tlikAcd Ia fAhelea osk laalas cl1sef
ni&rlss iat&torY Al4 bath tut wlth Ri 49,
oSla water let oklsa gfsded sa1asa 49,
w&lks and e9ucfetf sIreti NAikA saro tll IL
natuH saks heust buill 81 ~ 1 nast<ri,Is .Ii
through price Ss0s 81 a. per RsAih Ne~
9rassa hosss % f4rissse,. viii al nsaora
Improvement 800. ~ - Bes aaanlh oa pss
mcntS AaeAuf tots 80 Paris. ColsEe ana Tcf
rsue-aFs. 81 freBi ssk O. sia3o. Nhaf.eS III
1uils. Lrayarc b.ocG. Pear ~ entrsEce
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

Ethes--Hsvs yea any rsu1srn bFanos -
fc1T ETeas ETan4fashar. Cara
Cars-Fxsuse -, hst we Rs-~ rpeak
- hsrs
Ethel--Nhy = he ta-ocef
Cisrs-Waa. Tve h4e7 tod tkst -
rsaTT-sd seaessa ssn sn1 thst afser
th>t erae ~ fs7ssly pe~~< took Azy 30
&c. - hsz-Ja6<a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

AT clsinas rot cosssstsnt vlth TIE
hfsh character ~ SyrsP 81 "a are
rrrpeselF svesaea by TIE c. 20
Svrnp Co.'S psny. II $50 gently o. the
< Suevs. LIVER and nowels. leans I
ne svssern sfectus sllY. tut = - not a
.ure-sll srd rskss 70 pretensous thst
svsrT eotks W. aot scost&ntate-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08
WIAANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
9 an 4 ToWER BL0cK.


kVANTED-Female Help-Four diningToom
W glrs. lAuadry girls. general glf4-.
snail families. wages from u 10 s., young
girls Tor piaefs Ia tee ce4ntry. sith privilege
ot going 10 sehcoi. Ladies Parlof. Tower
blfek.
UANTRD-Msle Hrlp-Two nremen, scroll
W sawyers. bAr boy, Icy 10 help In iAe-
tory. several agents and e Tower block
EOR sALE-A Groom house with pantry aud
4 closets. Ia good ne.geporhood on Center
s.. oDlS cifUi.
DOR SALE-An sroom house on Turner ST..
lot is- 10. only 500.
TOR SALE-A bargain; only si6r0 for = IL
room house. large lot. OF Turnerst.
FOR sALE-Three vacant lots on Turner.
5000.
FOR SALE-5O 4 100 feet on West Bridge. sS5
Ter foot.
no EXCHANGE-A 4c-aere farm At slO0o. a
4 good team sl10. and some cash. 70 eN-
change for drug stock. grocery Stock. D0eIs
ana shoes or hardware. or will trade for =
small grist mill. stone run.
S1700 MILL sdIlss BUY ia, an s,rooI house nicely
S1700 FOR nice s-room house on Center
on West side.
EOR sALE-Only sl250 for a 7-room house.
Il pantry and closets. on Highiand-Eye.; large
lot; two more houses could be built on IL;
terms easy bargain.
5000 FOR neat little house on Lincoln
seOOO st; lot seX2l7; terms easy
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A good g-room
house on MadiSon-aVe.i good barn large
lott Will take vacant lots ia east or south part
OF city. ] new house on Cass-st. 2nice lots on
Cass-st.; bargain. / on James. $1,000. I at
$500. some large lots on hill out South Diyi-
sion-st., $50.
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE-We have nice
" clean little stock of staple groceries well
located IN the city. 10 exchange for vacant
lots; sickness in the family the cause; invoices
about 5000.
TWO general stocks, ] dry goods stock 5000 ?
L. drug stocks. hardware stocks, livery
stocks In city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

TIE farmers seem 10 have kicked
against the Mckinley ball. Let Con-
gress repeal the tariff on potatoes and
admit Canadian potatoes at once. Give
Us cheap potatoes.