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New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
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IRON ana rn OIL 'ana- = - T. ta-s''>
! each. f3 lfoaf--t
lI-~lr rDN. PLAYING D. rne. fh
III drum Bold rh'u- fr1 ln'. alta .-
r.u'. a.a 1nt l.rf fr r"- i''l
cost $50 ~.ru Mlr1r--' 1900" 3D..
nflIrr ftEHIlI ~ au t.nds
" ioIfop. ,llutUr'op. '1'-rp Ia iinS
Ge-E.. -f.n.-. .fiIf~. .... tl -' "Na hhi.
g.. Wuuar--t.. h..-Du.'i'
1IAnvIN S,IE r-f.ct condition 5>J.
VI iJ lflat--t
TlI'rWEIrIE E.rnr'oa. ai
cralh fur sell. cheap or VIII IT,
H,lr 1"l. stewart HHi0iur.
IInLIN Powerful ale .H..f 'n.. e
' .p..nf d-I.ut.rr lar.r rff Do sud.
Nar. -l.t pro' .on-L Afdir-- NI'LIN,
1873 ifh-atr.
4 IoiIN -tuIt,ara. H.t. unu.r.
fi and ~. q.nDfr " f.... -i'.. ID.
-. Gro.e ilu rl.. .lo1.u.-'.. N0f-
r-lf.a.
SI,DUU. .UOU IY's 27.-.op ORGANS.
% 10 nrw p.1no'o-te- fi3p. DANIEL f.
BEATTY Nl.h.rs'o1. %cW.J"rDf
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
t01r n1lntt0.
Males.

.ldlN,s
- TCOND.MAN.-By a French Swiss /;
= l-e 81 tail; .4-, arrived 'g'.ln'
rn,e. Addry-s FRANCOIS. lo2 West 32d-
~.
=, MART, honest boy. les. would l1c olice
- work willing and phlign- -n'i ~
,teucr from la-f p.a.r. address ~ VI :.
BoN Go. Tribune Uptown once l'-5o
Broadway.
.-l,.rIT>gy. Rv single man.
- WIN good education. ho'h general "a
-,.,iaf ,~ pr.,ate -..r-tar. o~ tutor. Ad-
trr-- DOCTOR i3j West ''tn-'t.
~,IHoNG BOY DIP. n 'arp'nrr SOP.
- .u-i hc honest nud willing 100 l."fh F'S'
Hr,t y,as lis Itui.,t. b,o""lln.
A,.rFNoCEAPULR and 1YPEWHllLE-
- Young man ~ 80. 3 var 'Np'I'
Ir. o. mako liu-.it generally Vel zoo"
,D,rn.lr. -1Iirf $40 p'i Nt"i. >. Box -,
Il.NgD. OH.r.
SlIt NIipN wanted hv q strong. ~'nel.
- nlu of -. willing fo DO anr Kind y
h.,l vor, Address WAGNER. lGN Brad
farc--t.. n.oo.l.u.
:, AII~4iAN %, o. German, e. bone ,n
Central Nrw.Nor,. ..NH. rioutrd. wants
. uo-If.lr fo -,I Ifu-- -ru" rlr- ur Ni. -
and lquor, good reference. Address
". g.. - A,cnpc \.
>,TENOGRAPHEES alt Remington ope'.
= ator. furr shrl .o business houses no
,ormie,,on. WYCKorF SEAMANS &
BENEDICT. 327 Broaiwsy.
JNnorOUGHIY experienced salesman 100
nir.tnr oil a.1 machinery line
would Hot position. Acat.-, lU'Epl "u'
l-p last l-''h--t
rNuOsOrIULY experienced shipping
.'a.. house. Address SHIPPING loO
East l-3'1-~'.
prPIDI~TIEN WofA dome a. Your r.-.-
f.... .Ifr ur .ountrr Pos q fine up-
] lol-t,r.r-. furniture. curtains. &c.,. Irli-li-
r.r Address fnr Two w,er. tPHDIN B Ik-
+ rE lGl6 3i.1,o.
ELWEIDIIr.-Dv stDadv sober
w s..u. man or rafii'e'- -"'i ora ~
p..-- WAGON, aud r'ia r'.e years ,r\ir'
r.rr.c. wiling 10 work. wishes -'''dt poo
-f..n. b.-t references from l.~f empower.
WUll lWHIGUr Tribune Uptown once.
, 3 -.S Broadway.
w ANTrD Position 300 railroad ooc.. or
" a, cashier in Dot %. business hopsr p
/ AR rOrUfOCk. = ,otH-t P'.'.
W. >NrrD >.,at,a a. mH'c, md stone
w irr--r.. good rn-, - '' rna,i yer
and ability. u. BURNETT. Is Mont
| -om iF-~t..
yU ANTED. 10y married ooupl.. Io-inon
w oi .r..t husband "a. ..ul-f. % tiu''i .
v.f. r.n.ial -,INant li-0 l-t-a'r.
~ ANrED.-Ey an experience d. ht'll,
~ gent md uil-trnn- 'o"Ht mah oi
/ .O q situation t~ oI,. assistant oi Tor r. n
/ ,ill uh.r Nor,. Ad0i'-> IL I T.. -
,,olf.-.. Room T..
w ATcuNNN by sober. iudu-u Gus
~ nan ,.u furnish cool reference. Nd
p dst.~ \. lHllLL. -, h'ut-nNr-. u Nfh.
/ " Ot-ND man 90. would accept posi-
ton where brains and p''a-in- ha.d-
. ,rif.rs lf. 90 usc,.-ifr. wage, NOT l,~- tldn
+ $40 p.r week. Adde'S, T.. A.. Tribune
. nr,'.
NOrNG MAS. 10. just from school +
4 anxious o. got q position 100 % CON hH'i.
i .ial or manufacturing Business iu ntcin 'J
I bottom and work up. mastering al d'tdli~
+ amy or. haNiic -urh q position 10 on"r VIII
obllgr hy ad lrc,-iug Bi >lNEHN. Bon ..
/ Tribune OHcc.
c.tn0 4 WILL GIVE the above sum
NtUU TO any person who win procure
! l'r a permanent Joh Boo good house. Al
/ dfc.- y. HoN .. Tiibun" oncr.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Brooklyn Real EState.
Gin Rrol Csiaie Go Get

Biookiyn Real EStaie.
ITO LET.-.Th, 5-,tolD, atnc ana "a
mont LlQL.st.op bHDwhstDue h0ust. 30
u F!rst Place Bio9klrn. House j. ~"
rs feet wide, coutal..s - room ina D-t'S
nlenty OF lo,et,. anl al modem improve.
n.ents nr-t-c!as. location ana con. sh'sn', si',
furaI,hed az VERY REASONABLE iehi 10. a
tern Of wears. Apply to j. d II. bLh"E
fG- COffrf.et
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

wYork Tuesday Doa 81 BEENE IT ,elni7. =
c,,f,l- ~ 90 head 5~ r1tlold- cre TO- List ~Gr
,iarh'rle- ard - carloads ~ t"'-' ,' i's M - ', %
fD,r fog sHd uur rii-Itl '1.i l'l iH'-.'
conan aid N.tl.,r s. Levy. No trading. f',lhg
fr. ,.,. nr.--.d i,f 900 fair d"ulud - strong pre-
,r f,.t .... t,.n.rlI -al.- if u'f-r. but .t'il"
H. Na,tr U,,f c,c- a- lows a, 5-djtc. GOOD COM
f.l-r.,a- sides iru- 5"r'',r.
'r,,atc cable ad,l,es received mi, week quote -
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Nli5tclldncons

A LBERT &. SPENCER. 27G 8;h.avs..
n between 18th ana Ioth sd. Umbrellas,
paIAsols canes maio 10 OTdrr. recOFeESl and
repair d prompt and reliable.
81 4 GRIPPE is checked in T. hours
u lv LoW'.is INalr. Pint ho'tl"-.
10 90. iNpIr->'N rN'u where. ULNEA
KLEIN CO. Wholesale druggists. 9
tortlandt--t.
y uANKIN~.-Nl Nlatcl. TN. ul kinds
y. fopnug Itpalr,d best rcf'r"flr ~.
O1lc" 1l3 Wet 2,th-st.
DINKE'S Home Vapor Bah Apparatus
cures CO. g.. rhcuml ism Improves tns
c mpeNion and harden, -tfenftheh. N
sys'em, price sl2 vend Tor circular l.lI9
Sfstc
ID RICE sio for "Tgnkcrs' home me1i.
4 catoi vSpOr bath apparatus u VIII lAst
q lifeline aud cures rheumatism ana cOldA
Salc,rorm. l.l79 3t-avc
DODfs repaired painted u.f W.. a.rntd
II N'1r- hc-f material ann cheap % ~
mice. icfeIeuf" .n- best. COATES
lROMIS. lOGj "a ave.
EMENBEE -Lowcll's Lung
IL EliNir b, healing the lungs ~ thou
sand- price ~ 80 expressed rfrrYv here
HENRY KLEIN Co. Nhoic-'l" DRUG
gl-t-. A Cortlandt-st.
UNIVERSITY professor desires 20 pun
L chase au educational institution. l'"-
ply with full p3'ficulars 20 BEIA Ho' j.
Tribune Oficc
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
il)ork tOdnle0.

Fem2les
rARPET SIWER BY GOOD carrct
\ sewer: can alter WORK ana DO 1nA-
thing belonging o. 'hr business. \ CLlt'
lON, 2Ol last l2d-st.
~ ASulER.-1O gam experience VIII CIV,
I one week. iirc ir.i-' los r,>t' gan. oi
drug.s'ofc preferred. CASHIER. 80 o'"'
ave.
S-YENOGRAPHER aud TYrEWNfEK.
- BY Noun- lady ,.ttilrht i'l'I'
cncr,. Addrc-- 4. e. HoN i'l" No"-N"rf-
A,rENOGENPUER arI TlpEM RITZ Z.
- -D,slr's p rmauelt po iuon' =. b.
Tribune uucr
1TlND,d.APuA dnG INrtW vi
- LADY rrttun'r I1rtaId~ college,
bratticai experience 90 oilr. work, sifts
suitlhle position highest rclcitnt''. :. "r
Lao Mld.-ou-dFr.
SrENOGRAPUEG and TYPEWaTER- -
- Ey A young laiy a. stcuogidlnti' H.u
Uamuo ond or bennington iNl'"iiirl sltc
,Nuciicn,e. good reference siidiy mturr-
ate Address l.. \ NJ, io1 Ten LycA'sl''
br oAIyg.
w ANIED.-A position by -altsiauE a.
w drummer Tor some dry eooi, 81 fancy
lood- firm, willing to Work ana NSL a.
uualnted through Ohio. Indiana ana l!tho.'
address NJ. 1. -. l92 ScoYilie'aNe.' O'vNe'
land Ohlo.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Table giving tho range Of prices per 100 Y, live welsht
for Becv sheep Lambs ard Hogs dninc the sccessye
nonths Of tho year 70 which added the average price
Of Eoryes for the Ist and several preceding y'afs ~.
ginning with May clipped Shoep ana slhhs ''ho' '''
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Dnslncss z hduct5

. iit cash fDr any -'o.A of uc-.nru-
y. 1,-s nf hIf tn'r. -.nt'- "tt f- 'tf
,o,.-. clothing -hU. lfoo'r.. harl ".i"
-t.r.- &c., 'ouLI.-lon I1l- fo agents
>tHN En' l-' ta-f s'i.
-PAETNrE wanted alt'i -l O'o 20 .n-
n. erase c-ttnl.-l. business up hr'n'
I'D. ftf.rf fur -t.- good I...f.I ,ff I..l-
u,., Addrc,, SECURITY Tribune onI.c
CAPABLE BUSINESS MAN vl.h',
y r.u.ftr-I-Ap VITA iru engaged 900
mlnuh 'tu.ue 1901 furnish Io.t in u'"
building 'od poo""r; q" - ~ r". e" ,'-' ,l-
N'".fh. e }.
BoTANrIAL NGnK FACTORY.
= with p,tn an.ut "nf"f i'pr"r 'f i'...
iorf nrfr N''- l"rs Hi'', IT,.
r.If.lf.t. turIu. ] IL = DOW - i N''t
l1l Hr1Irar.
A PARTNER. vim good reft. n.,' I'd
"A r.-.O 600. Goo sNt'Ld large and N'r prong
ail, manufacturing bH-l.,-. in"i. i
.nt.t4lron -,I,Itd. ItIILL N Dow s.
INr. IN nfoadNa'.
nErG~ ANp CEOc#EtN. O"n.f -
- death ,iu-r- sale ,l tuninl cr4r SION.
.ar.v.le line of fu. rr1cttrr rare Op ."r
tuutr. Addrr-- ADMINISTRATOR, Bon
a.. CLYDE. y y.
T. or SALE. Oldest boohhinlcrv. Nth
L alI ma'hncrf and materials widely
AuuWu declining health o. proprietor.
JAMES T.. WALKER. Ir,ahfou. corner
Jacob
EEO,IEY >rOET For sale. au o.d.e--
~ tulI-h'd grocery -t0r" good reasons
for selling. tlll or address 3l lothn.r.
I AN AHOl J. to start 100 the r,l r-'at.
lu.Ut-- and want au h0h st. pr-h-
inr I-l.nn to Join Ir. Addrr,- l. J..
Tribune uN.r.
ID LII;N Experienced por.tr,-utD
j offer. Ll> services a- suprrint adrn'
running n. ,-abi ponlt.' farm ioi
p-oht Lo's Boz 80 In'G~ ..". N
AGINIE WANTED M % c,rcptor
1 .obJ.ne shop. capital rrGur'd Is hon
'-tT -ohfl'tf 1ni ability Address u. -
s.. Iribunc once.
~ UTrLE & DOWNING. IL broadway
L negotiate -a.c- 81 hu-luc--. rauu!l tur-
ing. mining and quarry prnp'riir-. ana pro-
cure plrtucrs with capital highest con-
msrcial and iauh reference.
nm LARGEST ana b.-t equipped brush
1 factory iu thr United State for ale u
bali value. Ior u1rfirult.. aidrt-- IT. II Ill
a DOWNING. ~ Boid"nf
I'WO HOTELS Tor sale II and ~ rooms.
i an year business ~ 600 900 iuiN
furnished and 30 rooms hr.l lo'1tl"1.
WILLIAM LhNL. Long Branch. y. ).
~ ANTLp Partner with money "a 'olfy
w un q light manufacturing hu-in'.- ply.
lng lafu. profits good- reaf lf rOid ana
rrInopolg '.cuIcd. Address j.. Il. T.. -
Ncw-sf basement Office.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Counlrn Real estate for Sale

At CRAWFORD. IS ml.ute9 froia New
a YORK on Contra y X. Of n j. dfsiI'
sbo French root nous fof ssle e .iro.ioS ro,ns
BAN ana fruit, iot loJXZg0 500, ee'ElroW e'lusWvv
Clanford. Cnioa CO., y. j., or SHAS' IL"
A6AY. IL Maiden Lano. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
{5cln ullnlc0.

wv ANTED. Mon and women 70 represent
" n.. 80 capital required Wr Tart l"i
I. business absolutely irr- .I'rr sure. Nd-
drcs. J {. WHEELER. Sc"-naNcr. conn.
Males
~ YOr ARE CrT or IMPLOYMENT
] oi wish Co riaE" = chang. cdll 80 the oid
i,ilahir Metropolitan A. mes positions pro-
.0 led i0s non iu fN"rt iu" Of hn-lh'--,
from once rru-@rr 10 ioitDt-. cl"i.-. cash
irs. and collectors, p'rn"l-. Hn'', positions
ritt and r.uutrr. toH"htlru. fto'm7, ihfW
llid-. useful u.u oa .ni"m"h'- places,
Natrhmcn portcI-. driver, ana mechanic ,
new order every r1ii. Cali for .Niorna-
tiol. METROPOLITAN AGENCY, go
INnfdW1r.
"a kNTED. Refined. wcli.ciuDated gen
" U,r..n to d. advance v1rh Tor pri-
,ats l..r'rtl0n Slmkc-paar"ln entertain
urbt- 100 .al.. towns on salary. can oS
LrAinrt0n-Jt'.
Females.
A STLNOGRAPIlEE ard TYPE
a WRITER, youth not requisite. Ad-
dr,-s, stating experience and salar. (mod-
cratej LAWYER Boz ). Tribune once.
w ANTED-A shirt. collar and Gun
w ironr. for steady work. HARLEM
LAUNDRY. 22G East l06th-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

COTTON-On the spot quiet and steady: prices
unchanged sales 81 bales for port and rs bales
bales this day last week and . i5i bales th, das
September eIfs az the ports agcIc-
gated 285146 bales against 505 451 bales for the
Quotations are based American standard Of ca,sta.
at
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
flats Go Get, tlutnrnish:O.
FURNISHED iiooms.

PAHTMENTs. .-palor and plrior bed.
lu,h coffee Z o. sIfd un cul Or 10
noise Warwick Flats 2,S West Doth
uld fat front. II ". Msth"f
-AN ATTRACTIVE parlor aud ID
y. floor. near Univ r-ity cub also
located Transient AMI pD.n1Iant accom-
mDl4t,on-. Win and nlti"pt board Irlla-
lc Information free 80 LNcIru D.r-ct"it
Established 1866. J.. 4. DAILLl -
Wesf 3jin-st
A NICELY furnished sunny rooms com
u. i0uulcaiiu2 or -,paiai'l % Lo"G.
80 Wo>t 43'A--t.
T. LEGANLY FrENlSHEEI Rog,A'
10 tvo mirutc- OF i've line- - rat..
ANDSOMLLY FURNISHED BACK
II PARLOK. f1r gentlemen - li"nt
board al convenience. 80 Ea't lp5d ~
ARGE room. we'll furnished Tor oae OF
l. two gentlemen reference rcquire1. -
Nc-t lGth-st
ARIOR and bedroom connecting %.
L bath; .f3s 3d-aNc., Sith-~t. s3 %
for tvO.
IOTH.ST.. 3I9 EA>T.-fiont sunny par
led lor: well furn shed ; piano; suitable Tor
o.4c cf $50 rcntlcnrni tcIhs molciaH.
,ooWE~T s7TH.sT.. cor 9th-avc.--Elc-
IDD pautly furnished nat eight roops
fourth G00r. no elevator; VIII Dc irt Z"
small family. Inquire q hall boy.
30 MADISON.AVE.. between 32d and
30 SD Rooms for gentlemen ,
fr-,.cla-, in ever, particular.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
STAINED

Good ordinary ..........7S Low md1lnR .....s 1910
Street good o;inary. MddnG.
The option market ruled irregular. Iith rather more
lie % the spc lati0n. Early the day there
advance Or la points stronger Liverpool adNlrcs.
which prompted local buying. January. however
subsequently broke points on notices q delivery being
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
domestic Giinations n1antso
females.

Females.
4 DVTRTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
40. ,23S Broad dNay, corner ThiIty-nfst-st,
until . p. Ill.,. $50 broadway. between
Twcntv-s sCOnd aud Iw,nty-thifd sts., until
: D. m. 30 Wet TWcuty-third -, corner
Elghth-aNe. lj3 SiNth-dNc.. l53 Fourth
ave, corner Foulteenth-st. 900 Ihlrd-afe.,
rear SiNty-nrst.st. 7uo Flr,t-tNs.i loS
West Fofty-,econd-st. g., Niuth-sNe. and
>iNtv-cighth.st.. and 80 LiherrF->t. and tne
HARLEM OFFICE. isO Et-t Onr-hundi d.
aud.rwenty. .ffth-st.. up 10 : p. ~. at regular
Office rates.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
HEMLoCK -NON-ACID.
nrMLncK-Ac1p HIDES OF AL KINDS.
UNION TANNED.

METALS Rally new hl..uc-, iu American pig ha-
boon ~ sight order blf fnr small offerings '"H'ih'
ana fiuapcn,n uanfc-t 100 disposition 'n -h"4' l'N &',, &
r.,., ON auv .fAap ~ standard uluut 'Yfr N''I, l
lg Is quoted at ~" ,oo--o for 80 era 2 H ..1 /.
IN y Foundry pic So rltH l'l' D. h''.i'iif b
UNCHANGED fiou s--a-.. 10 o.. h-t ..ani ana - -,
fuf common quality ~ 20 'Ni'+' '.' i.
"a, and lru COPPER Finn 900 l'-hf lt-- li""
iagot quoted at i+-oii.r ard r,''ns bono, y, ,,@@
IA, TIN lirl.tr 800 sair- NJ lN' ''i- N -l.''
f- -u,t. II iOa2l l.nr fnr Iaulaly " 90. i' il
IN 20. fr Nsr,h and 81 .o. f"r Apin .iNp judd i
-a.e. B. 500 - jam lr'. BOO.
N0IA~~ES- Quot Ia' .'''tv. NeN Orleans quo a
s56 i-c ord nary Goo fancy Porto Rico -o@1'.' lii-'
Island o. age.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Snilnents from New.York to all foreign ports OF LIVE
Cattle Dressed RDcf and Live sheep for the year ended
December 30 1889:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Domrstit 5ltndllons tUanie0

domestic 5ltnallons tuai!eo
Females.
"A. MIS-. l.. SEELY,
formerly Miss l.. Csmpbelp.
IS WEST 22D-oT.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE
AND BEMALE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
All re,erence> strictly inNestgsteo;
Servants bresKlEg enssgenenS VII
le dismissed fsJi4 Occe and forfeit Az
n. B-HO BRANCH OFFICE.
| Is " LIST e2D-ST.
A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLoH.
N. MENT HOU SE.-OuOi >el.ant gIlls
and mae hep Tor fani!ie-. boarding hou = :
MOTEL, Sc. lily Or cOuut!y. aud iol Tie
south. Ready At l3S Gth.aNe.. itn mouse
abUle lOih.,t. TlIE HONE BUREAI.
A -A.-Number os arst.class cooks a'so
~. other competent servants. Mrs'
MALMBERG. Swcs- n lurcau. S)@ Sun
ave. bet 18th and 18th sts. up>tair,.
and WAITRESS. by
I a Su,d.-h gin ln private family. Nd
dress CHERSTIN BLANTEN. HN"fdi!e,
city.
CUAMBERMAID WAITRESS or
4 HDT SEWORK by neat German erl :
hest reference no objection 70 the country.
Call at the HOME BUREAU. 13s oth'aNe''
near loth-st.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-23

- - 49,
y 49, n3se q 3 80 q esesn 49,.
80 z. g - - 0e.. 49, - ~.
e - - tnlne g 49,
80 - g 49, % : ssser tnaS - so 49, 49,
IN, ~ - - - 49,. ycor - ~ -
n, - az .ees n nops yer q - -
an water foot dep. eonfess e wc1,d
- - -. Snsas,lsn stsm1.e g g -
~. . g - 20 sInlLAn "a pL..sn - - :.
-. 80 - LL., Aho q 49, -
yosx neafIs yca eonlo &c = InInss 49, =
e wIgne ILL Ne &c - rs1Ee ~
- = colao amp ees g. tns - 30
49, 49, : - I1r sp0ns "a alnuses - -
-. - -. 49, =. g. va 49,. re a.. =
s - - - - e sxe u0no1e - -, -.
1...s.a - 49, 80 an1 nssAn es -
s 49, 20 g -. ~ p xM - :.
80 = xOu Anew $500 . 49, =,
o.so s' ~ = SIN peoe from ne Iansee Y
~ 49, - - oevl - f5ueTs cOnson
~ : - ~ .eIs ~ Ous0 = - : s Z.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-23
PASTOR ARNEY BAcKsLIDrs.
He Promised 70 Quit Racing. Bat the
Track Tempts Him.

He Promised to Quit Racing. But the
Track Tempts Him.
Grand RApids Mich, Special.
The Rev. J. w. Arney, OF Saranac. 10 al
ready Q backslider. At the n chigan
Methodist conference, held at Muskeeon
only two weeks ago. he said he was sorry
that be was 50 fond of horsefiesh. that he
regretted that he officiated at q driving
matinee given in Saranac in July, and that
If his ofiense were overlooked this time he
would never, never do it again. IL was q
moral horse race which he conducted.
There vas neither gambling nor bad in
duences, and the Rev. Arney's horses won
three out of the i've events on the pro-
Rramme, but the conference. after discuss
ing the affair, adopted a resolution that the
church discountenanced anything of q
sporting nature. and Implied that summary
action would be taken with brethren who
had any thing to do with such things in
the future.
Rev. Arney returned home after the con-
ference. and was gwen q royal welcome by
his church and fellow citizens He was
rendered reception in the evening, his wife
was gwen handtome present. and q liberal
purse was raised for the pastor. He preached
on the following Sunday TO full house.
AT the fair in Ionia, . lev miles east of
cai ohac, races were gwen as an additional
attraction 10 the agricultural EXHIBIT. The
horses entered were mostly of the neiyh-
borhood. speedy for country nags. and some
OF them with records under three minutes.
On the second day of the fair one of the
Kew. Arney's horses was entered, and the
parson himself was in the grand stand. an
interested spectator. He came TO enjoy the
races. and 1t was apparent to ali WHO saw
MN that ne did enjoy them. He was liber-
ally appiauded when he was first seen in the
crowd, and more applause went up when
MS horse won three OF the i've heals. The
same horse Is entered for the Saginaw races
neat week, and it is safe to say that Mr..
Arney viii be in the grand stand to witness
the performance The conference viii not
meet again until next September. and on
cial cognizance of mis- backsliding cannot De
taken undi that time except by his presid-
ing elder. and thus far the elder has not nut
stop 10 the Jun the parson is having.
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Gus. lazy snd sulIen movement Of Carmen
activity OF romping schoolboy. William
K loves the single glass and polo. If the
truth must be told, be il very bad polo
player and has been for two years. He
meter plays in thi. vicinity, but he prac-
tees assiduously 1T Newport, and il often at
work 1t the Country club. He Is . tribe
too heavy for an ideal polo-player, and he
began late In life. But he rides admirably.
and with polo this Is half Of the game; in
the other half Mr.. Vanderbilt il wanting.
He is net skillful in driving the ball.
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Scotiand's Grand Old Man.
New Zealand Tablet

What wonderful old man it isl We do
not mean Mr.. Gladstone, but Mr.. John
Stuart B.ackie. of Scotland. The ex-pro-
fessor of Greek. who has stirred M Scot.
land IN so many ways by his eccentriciries
and ms genius. writes as brilliantly AZ he
age OF 80 as be did half a century ago.
Here he is with a new book. in wh;ch =.
denounces the "multitudinous babbement
and insolent Capitalization OF the British
parliament" and wants q parliament for
Edinburgh. Ii Is astonishing what an
amount OF vitality there is In the short
thin. meagre frame of the old professor
he Is SO meagre that one would almost
fancy pun OF wind would blow him over
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FAST rINs

Ire Northern tactic kaiirosa vesnbuls pfn
.ns aLS eleeping Car Line, daily service 10 a.
rev. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicaso Ma
cnsnse OF cam and twenty-five miles the shors-
sss route 70 Chicago Tourist eieepinr carr
tnrossn, placing Passenger IN the Union depos
Snicago. seven hours and thirty-xix minrtss
theao o. ctnef Inca A Chilberg city rieker
agent ne second street Boston elock: r TO-
IAN, cepot ucke, agent. eeats!e
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Four ooses Of Moore's Revealed Remedy viii
make You feel betteE II it don't you can rs,
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started al Liisiwaup Falls in the spring win EN-.
ploy so mens Now il the time 10 iuyest cal
- scheaerman block. corner Front and Cherry
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nz winslow's soothing syrup for Childssa
ton. allAys pain, cure wi1d cole, 2sc betsla,
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Lowest prices. poneny 4 Msrum.
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Carpet Warp I'll coiors. Chester CIsary
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The Pittsburgh Of the Northwest
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The Great Iron City Of Puget Sound
The Pittsburgh Of the Northwest

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-09
Aftermath Of the Winter.

While the writer was in Hum
boldt county recently, he saw the
ravines in the mountains filed
with carcasses of cattle and they
were sprinkled literally along the
Humboldt desert. In the mount
aims they had taken refuge under
the cedars and died. Some dwarf
trees had half a dozen carcasses
under them. At an old hut called
Dutchman's Wells, where there
is no Dutchman and no well, there
were six dead cattle lying in front
of the door. The writer took a
photograph Of the spot. It ought
to be inscribed, Headquarters Of
the Nevada Dried Beef and Cold
Storage Company, Miller & Lux
Prdprietors, Tom Hickey aal Geo.
Russell Resident Secretaries.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-09
A $1,000 Challenge.

The Enterprise of yesterday has
the following:
w. W. Harper, formerly fore
man OF the Con. Cal. Va. mine,
but now of the Proprietary mines
of Australia, writes a friend in
Virginia as follows: ave have
been informed that Mr.. George
Thaxter of Carson has challenged
any man in the State of Nevada
to shoot in San Francisco or any
other place for any amount. L will
back M. FL. Burke of Virginia
City for $4,000 to shoot against
Thaxter at any place outside of
his practice grounds, and if that
is not enough state the amount
required to make the match, and
the money will be forwarded at
once. Tell H. M. Burke to make
him put up or shut up. Money
talks, blanhety blank.
w. W. HARPER"