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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
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Males

Males
....
WIN. l.. HARIUNG,
! y. Export Accountant and Auditor.
/ B4Iae- building. Room 40 - PARK Row.
rf.r.-r-A 49, ,..,,. ,..l,.o,.. qn
h-...;, .', ~ .,I. l''-. g 90
-.-- a. 10iu and ,,.l'f. wooii nn. po.i.
| ,Un q Trust ID, d.ulftIr,nf manager. Col.
| ro.g .a.t.r oi -aIr.pan. oi would travel
| .o. a mr., las. lou-. up sny position where
,'.-,-,'. s,4 'N' , T''i ,ss,..II' VI.
I f., z Vr.luu. Or..'
Aol 80 Man wants situation 40 any
n uug hsffy W.t. ,ap,nt,l', tools
s y ' j0uy "utilt\ , ~ r,"'" tI, WI,
5'tD--'.
4 GIVE. strong, intelligent man accu-
any ,lD 'h 'hl N'nll .'
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a ..'t it'"icae"-, "ie..- some WORK loo
wIfat. 't boarding h'n.,. or store daily
. boo .Ir r.I.lIoIl.o0d ~ bis residence. ,lD4n
window. bat r.fp.f- bring Old ,..tI Nr..
can Gr4. u,u. d.. ga.d.u>. g.. d. 500
west Ioh--t.
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rOork uanieo.


Females
4 GILMAN WON ~ and her daughter
y wish n situation iu a lunch room OBJ r''>-
...llnf at srri Wofh or al. other employ
Dent 80 l-faNc. 81 bell.
CASuILH and SALI>LADl.-By a
Y Young lady experience sud be~t Of
r,f,r.uOc. Acdr-- 4. y. 10 J.. l-1th-st.
STENOGaAPuER and bennington type
- writer drslIc- permanent position cN-
p.Ii,n.,. good reference. Address +. >.
- NIUanI--t.. room %.
S,TT NOGRAFIiFK.-Wan By young
- lady ~ address situation - q no-
rauhcr and typewriter; Caligraph pre-
frrred best reference. Addr',-, stating
terms g. -. Box :. Tribune once.
SrENOGRAPHTR and TYPEWRITER,
- -Bf a Young ldN j. also pidrt Al
tuonarfper. Address j.. ). l., 3S Third
&c. NcWbIrg. y. y.
WILL SOME KIND PERSON help a
w lady N q situation. having All inyal 4
ID end pending ou her ior support Al
drr,, FRIEND. Tribune Office.
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for Sale.

r,rr collection NJ American and
Il fnrrIgn coins. gold. silver ana corp' ?.
@',notn,rd hy uuul-matsts 10 De- very
rar- and valuable collection, VIII corr
.roud and give particulars A." VA "D.r
collection Old almanacs. AouI'H9 l-"'N
BOZ 3lG. Wllimantc. conn.
GTNTLEMAN'S riding habit Tor sale
n Call evenings. NJ. Il SLIM "''
East Il6th-rt.
NATTIrKS IN PHOTOGRAPHY ought
a TO writ 10 or 80, ED. Ckpl III l't'o
gth.aVc.: bargains IA wide angie leh>r@-
a REDUCED PRICEs.-4oo ssconi- ma h%na
~T.-autred machinery bou2ht ana -
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 1898 Msdi'
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Refined oil is unchanged at 80 cents per gallon IN
barrel, and go cents in cases.
Foreign quotations were J : pence lower al Lonuo1
Al 7-0 pence bat unchanged at Antwerp al 10 D.
q Is ID francs, and at Bremen al $50 marks.
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slight recovery closing barely steady. Liverpool opened
higher. but the close rather easier. Southern adj
though larger than yesterday The decline was
REGARDED a. material after the recent % ~
mONment. Sales 2j3, 500 bales.
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flo,s Go fet. ilntnrnisheo.

I,LATs TO LET IN THE
ss,h.st.. oth.ave.; newly decorated sV ,Snt
sSst and all modern iiupfove1n,Lnatt,, i and
s,ow s35 20 $50 per month 70, n,9 49,
tc,hn Tno,lire OF the owner, on pcHiiH ,
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Crrssmdkln1.

tbs .O.Ass DLESSMAKLE hay-
/ n ing had Is wears experience WI q LO.-
| 1or court drcs-Haker, dc-Ire- "a fcV engage
I uents by TIE DAY in mr. t-cla7- isi"l.It'
Ia gowns, ball and evening, ci'''e' a
speciality. wears London - hr ana
e n-uths' city Reference. Aodf'-s =. D.,
Tribune Uptown once .28s Broadway.
RTlsIIC Observation-Disclosures,
a wraps and capcs nldc a. icl..cl
li.cc- notei order executed Oh - noli'
iatce. Nj. MrLLKOY. g East 9-A-'t.'
opposite Denning's.
A DVEKTISI.M ESTs IOK THE NV
A YORK TRIBUNE WILL III RI
1IIVLD Ar TIE UPTOWN or ItiS,
~ - uroadwav. conner Thirty-Al.t-st..
am q Il, m so Broadway between
Tw..ty-steond and Twcn,j -taiid IT..
nrT~oNAKI NG.-At home or out even,
~ inc and street Crrs-c- 20 W. III anu
1ni.h guaranteed. O'BElI-N, 900 Wei
55th-st.
nErSSTS finely made ~ ro:crate prices
ID d1r.ug January tea gowns -prria.jl
80, recherche patterns Io- sam. "a. To
nj In. Mn. EEYNOLD. 10 Z. Eth-st.
hrl-~NIAK IE.--AI style On. $500 ptr,
- f.,t ni guaranteed 'April ,io'H a''N
wrap maker odT ,T + ,sornrf1 %iM Mi.,
Dick. 80 We-t 45tb--t
AZ RFoCNAKIE desire, Few more Gus
~ toners arhouc; cuts by s.. .. I'' .oI
ev.tam. dl.iuiu1 aud dap.ug guaranteed.
Mrs. FOLEY. iO1 4th-aVe., l-t Door.
nETSCNAKEE.-ArfI-tc dressnahsef'
ID iar-..riy vi,I Nr.. molly. d. .r'-
f-w more customers, late. Paii- 70. Tx
handsome bal. and reception q 's-'s CIV
uD. 3H 0th-a'r. ---
~ yPFRIr%CTD dre--inaief 90 t3 WORK
T. al her own home perfect ht; terms fca'
-orabir. So Gth-avc.
I ADIES desiring matinee, or Wrappers
IL need not worry about purchasing thti
own materials and going o. tlr ifolhr el
having them cut. fitted. lined nuG i,hl,'u'
A. they can now secure 40 JhNMIS. th'
balance OF their handsome and stYli,h lin-
ported matincr- and wnpprls al less IMAM
cost Of material. 10 Wost 3Oth--i.
WATSON DE Hcnrlettc
vi Michel. 20 Yves, 47th-st., inPorI,tefi
material made up: prices reduced In I'M
ported goods.
90 WEST 18th. IT .--First-clas' dre,s.
40 maker by. tlc day UNDERSTANDS
childrcn's clothes frst-class city reference
Answer by mail.
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domestic Situations Uanieo

Males
A FARMER and VEGETABLE GAR.
"A uiNIE. 5 so. butter maker aud
poultry raiser. ia, lug 81 years eApciithce
40 farming A ~. 1 If rcnces willing
to give security n NJ drd dl,cu-dg' d
Murrh ! no other need apply gentleman
place only axr IS Protestant, married
man. uo children. Address II. H., Mil
burn. y. J.
A FAMILY residing or Ffth-ave.. and
n IaAIuc Tor Iufour Ftlruirs / desires
kltchru-mald-. two lsuudfe--es no intc.l.-
gtutc 0nicc r.suoI'H noticed. Addf ~ VI.
J.. g.. Tribune ptoWn ONCE. l-8s B'"a>.
- UrLER- COOK Man well educated
ID good waiter and carver, wife first
class cook ana aundfess Ia Brooklyn ol
Ncw-loih. address, HENRY 33J FRANK
liu-sN,., news store biooh}n.
ID TIER or WAITER ~ single man,
ID rIfd'r-srod. boo private family good
cts r,f .reucc-. NlLLltM ARMSTRONG,
,16 3l-a'o- Vpr'r NoDr
ID JTLER II, Eugl-hmau wherr second
ID man or par. oruAii Is kept good city
references. ~. COLES. aol tth-aNr.
II UTLER.-By a young German who un-
ID d.r.taud- hl, business thoroughly q.
sober and trustworthy reference from. last
employer Apply carly. 357 ith-avc.
COMPANION.-B a man Of good habits
y a. companion OF attendant % a gentle
man. is sober and trustworthy; no oblec-
tIou 20 al Inv aid. Addres, ROBERT, ! .Q2O
3d-aNe
4 COX BY young japanese in family or
y hoardiu. house. kAIO. % Cathaiine
Slip.
II OACHMAN.-By a Ffcnchman in a pri-
y waite family, city or country best refer
cncc-. Address G. 81 SKIKK, ia
Blcocker-st.
CoACUMAN.-Ey a young American
DKEUEk. 10 Maiden Lane.
HOACHMAN or SECOND MANLY a
Y young al a. 90 Gilman ~ the country,
or second oman or groom lu city has lol',
class pcr-"nal aud written references nom
laot employer; country preferred. Can So'
ith-aNc.
CDACHMAN or GAEDENER.-By
u Young man. - can furnish years,
references from last place. Address h. Z'u
Wet 23d.st
~ OACHMAN by an Engllshman thor.
u oughly understands his business Ia all
it, hranch.s Apply to r. lIANDLlN. 1913
West 54th.st.
EOACUMAN or SECOND MANLY a
- single man, 80 lately ianotu thot-
orghly understands the care OF horses
understands gardening can milk usci 20
work on gentleman s. place; not AFRAID OF
work. Address /. b.. 3i2 East @i'h-st.
rOACUMAN.-By white married man
u can give best city references. Address
N. S.. Box II. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

COTTON-On tho spot quoted firm and quiet at un-
changed prices sales 29l bales pton Port
RECEIPTS, - 23l bales. against 81 l5 bales hi, dav as
81 $50 bales Gav last Total
week 40 ~ aes. against l59 9dl bales last week and
! 949 bales this week year Since September
& 264 80 for the corr sponding time last year.
Quotations based American STANDARD Of Classihcs
zion.
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il)ork uantto.
MaleA

MaleA
UuEELwGIGIT.-By steady, sober man
w on carriages, express good on re-
pairing willing 20 work city or country
y, Box +. Tribune once.
w ANTED.-A position a. tnographer
w and type"rlier, applicant furnishing
his own nadine Address, VIA partiCu,
lars. TLLERY ROBBINS. North Branch,
" ANTED Position bv young man hsv-
w ing general business experience,
ref,rnce- wages moderate. Address b.,
fl4 we-t lsth.st.
w ANTrD Position IN retail grocery by
w Il young man; can speak four IAN
.la-.s. Address =. DRCChEK, 80 Last
Ioth--t
w GRITTY. capable persons TO oil posi-
w lions u al grades can be secured by
pUHi~rIAN AID TO EMPLOYMENT
,OClErY. ~ Biole House.
NOUNG Man. ~. would Ike situation
i UNDERSTAND d. care - horses city or
country. WATSON. 80 West i7th-st.
" 0JND Man ~. 25. rho. from molina
ton AND experience. - Wei qGaiihta 70
.f 4 position A. private secretary or assist
art IN the MANAGEMENT u g,ntleman's
s"alr- desire to -uEag" In Work ~ ms
ana OPP - a kindred nature" can furni-h
fHr highest testimonials ~ N fhhfa' l'f
and ah.. ltv and would not object % trdN-
,rug p n4cssstrv. Address II, 7. o.
Pow . 1872. New.York.
NOTNG MAN. ~peaks French. German
i and Fms. 81. wishes - De useful H.
any business. 0f hy gardener: las Sooi
-.fDrrr.o-. 2i4 SoutL--t.. jersey titY
il.ent-.
" DrNG MAN -. wishes position in
some good retail stofs. e.. l.. 1876
i..' l3t-st.
NOrNG MN -. wct lc IKE % get
POSITION af night. 10 -'rcnR active.
r,ilhia and - i.-'- t'mp. rate VII CIV"
p. r.nr,s trd security 4 required. AZ.
as CUAEIT~ B.N 3. Tribune Uptown
u0c.. l2S~ Broadway.
NOJNG MARRIED. MAN. German %
I vlrt- situation ~ grocery ! years
experience. advert -c from hi. last place.
A.l..~. ~ INItIMANN. car" ~ g..
Kong. northeast conner i3th-s'. and TIL
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

China 4 600 do brown Cashmere 45 bales white Eas
India and Is do black do private terms
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Couutrn Zeal gslaie for Sale


At CRAWFORD, - minutes from Ne"-
"A I-ort on Central l.. L.. % y. j., ocslf-
- Treuch roof house for sale io,.n-,
In and fgglt. lot loon roc; rood -ltY1ion,
n, sts,iou. ABBY ~ WN. D. B49ELOWt
-, ID i'u.gi o.. y. -. or CIAS. LILO
AEEY. Al MAIDEN Lane, y
A d. HOPE. ~ Liberty makes a
a. sn.cialtv Of NcN-Jcrs p0pit
Inns mousse aud los foI sale ana rent
wi register prorert.e- N.'loit '''a.-
rrOH SAIL. WOODBEJpGE, y. 10
4 acr.. good house, - 90, very ,,99"
rt.ors al FLUSHING and Hicnmo"d H..I
go ,f-.wtcrc: now j. INC tHc Or
Good bsrgs!ns. j. W. FIELDER - LID
oItv-st.
1pNi~-TaT1c. snail country seats
Il shore prop ftv. hotels sND'iyan 10y, 10y.
90. for s.'f. iow viii exchange SONY -VY'
- no. arrc. at woodbridge. = >"
81 $50. J. ". FIELDEi'. 30 i-'D'' w
DICHMOVD NIL, Lons ~ Island a. 200 9i
Ii SAID. cottages, - coo. n '.0V'' "
NJ building Site owe ROW..
tTlDFK. 80 Libcft1 st. HI-J' 4N"' ~
IG. Richmond mn
1.-TWO SMALL FARMS for sale eu. ,'t,.,,
,.,ic% corn. &c: 10 waste lano = r.
Ya,orr "A near village and 49, y pIGF,
ration Of Sennett n. y. JOHN L. rH''''
Tor other rcal estate ads see NV pa.
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Dcar0 Waniro

.xrrn nv a lady. cheerful and heal IN.
w al roam and board on lower moor
., bouse. within a block Of either p1rk or
S.1tson ayes, below 3Cih-st wi WI =, pay
no: reference. Address COLON 2'o "cS'
x3d-st.
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domestic 5lluaiions rUaniso
Males.

Males.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By Prot
~ cstant Young married man who thor
oughly understands care OF horses and car
riages; willing TO obuge; city OF country,
last employer can bee seen. Call or ad-
dress X. 5, 80 West 52d-st.
n OACHMAN.-By co.orcd young man +;
- city reference from last employer. Ad-
dress J. JONES. l21 last lstn-s'.
n OACHMAN.-By a married man who
u thoroughly urd r,tand, the proper care
" horses, fine harnes, and carriages. Please
call or address b. r., lo0 DebeNOlse-st.,
BrooAlyn, l.. d.
l. ARMER,-A- farmer or farm manager,
Oh gentieman's plar o.. by married man
best Of reference. Address W. T.. Bon %.
Raritan. y j.
T. ARM MANAGER.-By pra teal faim.
i err understands stock and general
farming; can furnish best references a. To
character and ability engaged until ApiI
J. Address ROBERT STARR care -.
Voorhees,, Manuel. Rockland County, y. y.
n ARDENER.-By German gardener.
VI Is married, no family wife lrst-cls-s
cook. Address FRANK OTTO, lst-7-.
GARDFNEK-By scot hman und PFC
VI stands the forcing u fruit. flowers and
y,getab les also outdoor cultivation. bedd ug
&c, references sat.sfsc tory. Addre-- GAR
DINER. care OF d D. Graham. II d. ParA,
Dgtchess Co, Y. Y.
Gardener and LArNDRtss.-B mar
u rled Germsn couple. Ldn q, gardener
handy with tools wife lr-t-cIs,s l3uucres,
place with cottage preffrred nr-i-ei u.
references NOm last eMllo' cF. Apply oo'
shave.
u ARDENEK.-Flr,t class. competent IN
VI all branches, glass preferred on pie
,a'T piaff.,. 1is' nv .f' 1,i.,-,i,-.,..
y % In '..i' 49, No'' Avian '-'' w.
alu ''I"'-''''.' h'''N''" 200
GARDENER and ROSF-GROWER.-
VI dr,t-cia,> English gardener; under
sIa.d, grag,erii - N' ana eg',at,...
uNI iIVvI lI''' -. >,.,.o,,'
-, n-0' -
~" ~ ei,'',
GARDENERS. w have a number OF d.
,r,n.o @.l-'' any i,goVtV 20
~ nam. -,
'-'''- '' > ~ -------
T. ROOM or Goa, HNAN.-By Young
~ man Thoroughly uHo"fs.aAls o. 'N,--
..,l '"F reference
Vs. ff.'''V' 49,
SED OND-MAN ln the horse ssh re three
- az. s'it Addls>- j. NJ Tribune Up
Town '.D'. -o' h.''u" ~ -
trSEFrI-NAN -Ry e smart Young man
L GERMAN understand, ,ar. o, hor-e-
lows 100 -'i- .f '''+' 49, ,...
=, ''ul-iEUApp.r r... ~.roiarh / "a
"a '''''-' - Az -
'-
PULLMAN Young N,"'G' No.d i,e
49, 'c,rp 2 W9.bington-.r.
4 SIll' l.-MAN.-A young man. NN'lc.
I wishes 10 ,,ruf. steady place a. any
Kind OF WORK. GO d references. Address
=. y, $40 West i''h->,.
STtl-I,.NTN BY reliable Young men
L colored and white able. willing and use
ful at any work. city or country indoors
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Citn Zeal Csiaic for Sale.

TOR sALE-A corner on oth-aye.; new
j bun.mg term. rca-Ol atle ili.c low :
~ agents. Address L. +. CAI.LAHAN'
e30 East 42d-st.
II Or SALE -TIr-t-cla-- new apai'Hlea T.
< house. scnl-nie Qrc0i. ON VIDE s'f''t
VIII bring large income or i'',-,H
a. % private houses. Inquire Pi. BlsAI.N-
DER 40 East 92d-st.
EOUR-STOEY stone front French ha-e-
< mcn:: good rd-r choice nci-hbor-
hood ~ 800 cash required. Inquire
~ FTERAN. $50 West a2d-st
CKEND INVESTMENT ~ salc.-A
" .p.crd.d no. st0s.. w." fronts ore
block from Broadway, above Housion-st
nav : Der cent net lease years. 3
iDDY j Co. l1j Broadway.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
NOR SALE. Eighteenth Ward,
( BrOoklyu foui blocks from i s'dt On
not o, ten lots on COOpersvc.. near nam
furr.aye @G 800 corner pot. lidMDu
ave and Nofat-st.. FIVE lOts. r-,fJO tIi.s
~ INT KUSIIN 4 EOBbINS. successors
T. T. T. Cornell - Court-st., Bfoohil D.
II or SALE. HOUSE.-I'araal 80
+ D-catuI-st., three BLOCK, from n i.I
90. ]. station. fourteen minutes .. '''
Iridge tAclNe-ro0ni. nlnet ch. iog.o 1.'l
etory stone front residence, FLOW n%
islance IS 900 on mtec.. per cent II -
rJN 4 ROBBINS, succ, --oFs 10 l. '''
cornell. a COurt--t., Brooklyn.
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s Sic V Good ori,aaiy =. MddasS lo
OPTIONS unsettled and depressed today. ~ tho
several bull" influences There was consc. it
realizing, and very heavy selling by mostly al laIuc,
Including "l0ncs." leading 70 am extensive business az
tended with more les excitement and nciNou>nc-~
Opening sales indicated losses Of 4d5 points. aerwaU
there further drop o. SGI0 pont-. followed by q
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iiooms iOantco

xr-ANTEp IL, gentleman and wife -
w hou-e.n,p.un. first. ia,- sunny aIn T.
IL nts ln fr-t. la-a location. Adcfrs' g. d.
Tribune ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

HAMBERMAID and WAITREsS.-By
" neat young gin in private family
good ci.y reference. Please call 243 West
CfSt-St
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n HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By
u Young glrl with good rfesences; In
city or country. Address WANT" %
Fulton-st., brooklyn.
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domestic 5ltudllons Wante6
Females.

~ UAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By
- a young girl IN private family; no OBJ
lection to the country IIst-clsss reference
from last place. Gail or address al East
y5th..f ID kDl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

Milwaukee, Jan 2i.-Flour dull. Wheat steady; No.
spriur, on track. cash 72g74c; May. -: 70 1
No.th.rn sic. Corn quiet; no ira X. o. Do.
oats quiet 80. whit. on track 23a23sc rye lnn
SO m stofo. 44Hf5r. Barley quiet No. = n store,
Ill., Pro, sions easier. Porl, - 80. Lard. - %.
Iutter steady, dairy ljdl1c. Eggs dull fresh io.
choose st.adF Cheddars 9u9i9c Receipt~FlOf 10 600
tb- wheat. 1900 bush barley. 1900 bush. Ship
reuts-Four. $500 bbls barley, 1900 bush.
philadelphia Jan 2f.-IloIr continued very dun and
f- rud n buyer favor. Wheat nrm rejected. s. 4
G5c: ,ar to good milling wheat. 7ods5c; cho
90 SSdp2r: so. r,d Jan 81 4Sl ac FEBRUARY
ue2e; March s2',as3tc AIrL SiG7i ac. Corn market
ia steady under light offerings. 40. mixed lu cNnoft
,xaor 83ac: do IN grain depot 3ja3Gc steamer 40 >
mixed In grain depot, 36c No. high mixed dead storage
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-27
Obituary.

DIED-In Pullman, September 22nd.
1890, of inflammation ST the stomach, Mrs.
G. B. Moody, sister 5f NJ. G. True, of
this place.
Deceased was bornin Indiana, October
3rd, 1914, being therefore nearly 46
years of age. In 1851 she crossed the
plains to California, where she remained
until four months ago when she came to
Pullman thinking it would benefit her
failing health. Mrs. Moody had made
arrangements to return to her home at
Napa City, California, on Monday. Sep
tember 29th, but she was taken sick on
Thursday. the 18th inst, and died the
next Monday afternoon. Mrs. Moody
was a member of the Christian church.
and died in full faith of a future home
Of her immediate family two children,
Lille and Arthur, Were with her at the
time of her death, while her husband and
son were IN Napa CITY, to which place
the remains were taken for interment.
Funeral services were held Tuesday after
noon, conducted by Rev Anderson. NJ.
G. True accompanied Lille and Arthur
Moody to Napa City Tuesday evening,
from which place he VIII return in about
two weeks.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-27
The Public School.

The school board h3s no money with
which to fix up ana furnish another
room in the school house, but this
should not stop tte work. "Where
there is a will there is a way" If the
people want the room it is an easy
matter to borrow money on the credit
of the township, and the expense OF
furnishing the room can be raised by
entertainments. But do we want a
third room? Do We want a good
school? II not, we are on the right
road. If we do want oar school facilities
equal to all other towns in the county;
if we do not want to he disgraced by
negligence; if we want our reputation
to stand unimpaired, We must lay aside
our criminal carelessness and act as is
becoming a community Of our size and
enterprise. The school IS a matter that
all should be interested in, yet, to jsage
from the lack of interest taken in the
meeting called this wecr II would seem
that no one was interegss. sedc this the
most important Institution of our town.
What is done must be done at once.
What shall it be? A school second to
none in the county, or merely place to
herd children?-a disgrace to any com
munity.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-27
StaIeY ScratChinRS,

Special Correspondence to HERALD.
School opened last Monday with Mrs
Greer as teacher.
A! Henry, of Moscow, paid us a short
visit one day last week.
John Brown, of Clenton, is now work
ing in. the n P. elevator.
Daniel Staley's house is completed
and it is handsome, commodious house
Ben Booth and others have bought a
machine and are doing their own thresh-
ms.
G. W. Ford's sister from Medical Lake
is paying her relatives and friends a
visit.
Supt. Bean has paid Us a short visit
and took a general inspection of the
school
|. N. P Hateley is drawing his crop of
10000 bushels of wheat to the n. P.
LISHdUOI W.
Frank DogSett and wife mourn the
loss of their little babe. 1t was buried
in the Clenton cemetery.
Joseph Hatch was severely hurt last
week while cutting fax. He is confined
to his bed but is improving under the
care of DR.. F. E. Webb.
Ed. Windus is the latest addition to
our town and makes the ladies' smile out
loud when he tells how he hunts eggs
for breakfast.
Amos Mason has sold his stock of
hardware to Mcconnell, Chambers & Co.
This makes complete general merchan-
disc stock which the Co. will be pleased
to show.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-27
Chandler Ebert.

A couple of Pullman's popular young
people, Miss Minnie Elbert, and A. R.
Chandler, were married at the residence
of the BRIDES mother last Sunday after
noon, Rev. Parsons, of Moscow, officiat-
ing The bride is one of Pullmans
we'll known ladies, and Mr.. Chandler is
the genial agent of the Union Pacific
company here. After the ceremony the
bride and groom were driven to the
home of the brides sister, at Whelan,
where short stay was made, after
which they immediately went to house
Aeeping in Mr.. Chandiers pleasant
residence in the south part of town.
The Pullman band serenaded Mr.. and
Mrs. Chandler last Thursday evening,
and several of the finest pieces were
played. The HERALD's best wishes are
extended to the 1.-TWO made one"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-27
Cotton Cuttings.
Correspondence to HERALD.

Special Correspondence to HERALD.
W. H. Barnett made business trip
to Moscow Monday.
G. W. Boyies returned from Dayton
the first of the week.
Riley Standley went to Colfax Sunday,
returning the next day.
A bouncing baby girl is the cause of
Martin Larson looking SO happy.
A. B. Hackman is the happy father Of
a seven pound baby girl born on Thurs
day.
The painters and plasterers COM
menced work on the Catholic church
this week.
J. 1. Mitcham went to Genesee Tues
day evening to attend political meet
ing at that place.
Miss Ruth Richardson has gone to
Portland on visit to her old home.
She will be gone about four weeks.
NJ J. Rocks started for Hot SPRINGS.
Arkansas, Wednesday, where he intends
to spend the winter for the benefit of
his health.
J. l. lIitcham- NJ. D. Neely, J. Fl.