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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04

Spring Excursions "a the santa Fs Roufs.
The winter cXrur-ion' season is past
and the santa F. route. pleased with it.,
success in each Of th1sp sxcursiDgs. again
come % the front With stlH another IN
ducemput for people % travel va fhat pop
ular Iiusf ga the way ~ round trip, ezcEr-
sion tickets. a. greatly resiuced rate 80
uriuriral points la Oh Mexico. New
Mevtro aod Texas alec Aiken. d G., Au-
rusta Ca Is birmingham. Ala BrunaTiTk,
Ga. Callahan. fla Mobile, Ala. New Or
lssrs Ia Savannah. ga lhuffiasFsstrs
fsa limited o. rrturU not later tlhn Llrlf
f-sa Transit limit - points ~ Sew
Nericc. Old Mexsco and Texas vii p four
daya each way. % ofher points f.afusi
above. transit Emit Hlll be fossE aags each
way
Tickets are sIso now On sale 20 principal
tourist Igiat- iu California. alec PhcFniE
and Prese9tf Ann Portland. ORE god
foF Elk rnoatf.s with gong Irrlt sixty days.
I a. Eexas H0t -uT.agf =. p bgrtffs AID
-alr Lake City. Utah. Idaho aa3 Hautana,
god for uiaety dsgs transit hm.t Four
davz ezssh WaF ~foV 0ErT privilege a.
lowed o. all tourist t,ckets within tTsslss
limit
pm information ctcerf8Iiy Rivsn rsls-
tlFe 80 rGtfe. ard raf~a -ice-lrp ratss
and 81 BE- SPECIAL rstsz 20 p1iuts uu fhe A.
T x 4 p T. y Q4oted "a application.
%}fersnz car zcrlusrscfsat srs-lz ss---sfsTi ard
-.a.,.,a ..ssi checked - dszti ratlDu- Cell 81
o. aadress - ID Mariork azest, - y.
Main .t7ees ard Z MIN dspgI
GEo T. StCHCLsCs.
q T. & 7. h. a q q. =. z z.
80 Topeka. ka1-sss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04

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AzS 80 vass 49, tsss ts1T 80 nossF
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ka1 -. s1ss-Ess ~ 5aEJ sr'3 sassL
Tas fa-szs4sx Ezsss Gs,s b@ek - ls5s. as4
are fre-a ; lczz "a ExEssarrofss ~Dszssr--
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04

I.aA 81
sc. finest western 2O@2lc. me lGS2Oc.
EGGS-ll9 Pee
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. April 3
wHEAT-Eosy. No . red cash s2}s.
CORN-Te-s active. No aoc.
OATS-FirIn. April 277SC.
COFFEE-Unchaage geo to - points no. Sales Zo,'9J
bays. Spot Rio steady 2le.
SUGAR-Refned fiImer, active. of A5<a5 1l-I6c.
standard 4 I5-idc. c0nfeCtioners ) l3-Gc, G 5 /
1905 Lice extra q 5Sd5 1-Sc, cut loaf 5lGc, pow
dcrcd I'D. graduated 6lsC, cubes Csc
EGGS-Weak Western Hi4cts'bc.
BlTTTER-Quict. weaker Western dairy SGlGc,
western creamery llst22c.
CHEESE-Firm. Western, l0}3eslG'4c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
wichita Hide and Tallow Market.


There IS little excitement in the market at pres
ent. The demand for green hides is fair
HIDES-NoI green 2slc per h. No green 21lc per
10, No green salt SIC, NO2 green salt PC, dry hides
4@619c per ID, bulls and stays 11sc.
TALLOW--NOl $40 pei ID, NO2213c-
SHEEP PELTS-5JG75c each.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04

- ~cz.sz. inrsz.Aag Fzzsi.s EisE12,E1.
-u-s Sasazatss - 10 F.sI5 sEtiozAl oczGza~s
Z gs1az Zks.r c.s1szEzzlswurs - a. fgFzzs
- t-eT ws-s give sesz "a re 1as<csrz-
= va A. sErsos5zztSt isao+sss1zs ssA
RAJ 80 soEZcE1z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
'''' - ADMINISTRATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Q
IEOGS.

Receipts 40. The hog receipts were light. Heavy
runs were not looked for owing to the heavy rains
and condition of the roads in the country. The mar
fet opened about steady at yesterdays prices and
ruled much the same throughout, although Kansas
City quoted them 2l@Njc lower, This market may
break 21aH5C tomorrow the close was little
weak, bulk of sales at IS S7}s top 81
- -rrt- :. AZ.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04

CABBAGEs-New California g 5O93 90 per 100
lbs.
ONIoNS--Kansas. 81 25S1 80 per bu.
EliGS---S55aec per doz.
BUTTER--Fancy creamery 20c, choice creamery
DC choice butter lie fair PC cooking butter Sc.
CHEESE---Eastern full cream BE, half cream ll(S
l2c, skim SG9c limburger l59itc, brick l3Gltc, 1ul
cream Swiss I5a,l6c.
CHTCKENS-2Dressed 61<9Sc per Ia. live 81 SOC
TGRKEYS-LiveG a7c per ID. dressed sale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK. April g.
Money on call easy, ranging from 3GS per cent
last loan 4, closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sci -
Sterling exchange quetand steady at 81 o44 FOR "
day bills and 81 81 for demand.
The total sale Of stocks today were 1252i shares
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04


Commencing Monday March TO- the St.
Louis x san Francisco railway Will sell
tickets to II. Louis at S11.l0 one way.
Free reclining chair cars in morning and
night trains. and Pullman sleeping cars in
both morning and night trains, through
without change. q If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan, April Q.
CATTLE.

Receipts 1(3 shipments 100. Among the receipts
were Y head OF fine yeaFling stockers and there
were several parties at the yards figuring on buying
the entire lot and they win change hands In the
morning. There were q few choice butchers COWS
which sold quick at strong prices. The demand for
fat butchers cows and hefers greater than ever be-
fore this market. Inferior grades not wanted
and sell slow. There seems to be no abatement TO
the demand for stoCsers and feeders. Chicago re-
ports 1900 cattle on sale, market steady. Kansas
City 5000 cattle and steady. This market closed
strong
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

We carry 9 complete line az az E.u5s c. B5cEs
and Blanks such a. are used ay Real Estate AgeEss
co1sis.inE OF Deeis Mortgages. Aost-scts, Rscetpt
B0olSs Noe Books Rent EeEiste-S- Nrrary Public
Rs-rryaS and Blanks Contrast EooEs. Pocket Real
Esszte Books for Fs-gn ara City PFose-y. &c Or
dsrs by man promptly ATTENDED u A@cresr
THE WICHITA EAGLE,
WICHITA. KANSAS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photographer Pictures IN al sizes s1a s-vlas
ne also carries the finest assortment o. pictare
frames in the city. Give him = friendly cal AID
examine samples
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF hogs


Slj stock ewes sold on the market at s. 90 head.
Good mutton sheep, 5g94 90
Good stock wethers, ll3 -
Good extra lambs. .............--....- lUi ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
Michita Prndnce Narkct.

WICHITA, Kan. April :.
Trading Is light. There IS fair demand on most
tines Prices about steady.
PoTATOE-Kansast 5c per bu. northern 2Seoc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
INSTRECTION.
EOR TRIUE

Tasez 49, aead = per Ire - dsv.
Tor TEADE.-wE HAVE SOM %IEE Ht--i-
4 ss-fs rrs5.,.-fF inalf5sad IL r-sa ror1a. fa
fga5o for lf-asr q = ~ roS11s S10r t1Nn- y u
zee .-51r trade Ass rraHr god fcE-sEt fer q
f-7 - 81 rfs.sr ~ 3 r11r=F r1e - VITO VII aa1rs
sprs-s E.rlaF tat A. 3 u-afel Fra sTffr ff-es1s ts'a
J. I.1slse. JF- & Co. - -sfsTEl13 siofz issN
NOR TyskUE-FOR Is-FDE WICHITA PROP
err lU la-1h Jar RI, - uzsf = izsfae - fai-
ftaE f-arsa - ere fz7-n astrfrs-E a1T 81
~rrfazs. 80 Te.l .EE.5.raFsi sd fesrEl "a tsF ~
frsif frsrs auc TrTer faiiizG - as@T - pss-rE fff
f-r-eer rar-lcs4lzrs srits = M ia -.esF, y i-sss
E@K
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04

WANTED AGENTS-IN Emery CITY. TOWN
w and village in the United states Except IN
state Of Kansas % AXE subscriptions, Postnasers
can make money. No capital required. Sample
copies free Cash commissions. money can be made
by getting up clubs. Address the wichita Eagle,
Wichita Kan si-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
wichita Horse and Mule Market.

WICHITA, Kan. April 5.
Receipts Of drivers and streeters continue light
and this is the class being inquired for at present
and are selling az strong prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
HOTEL CAREY.
So to So Per Day.


Commencing April 3. the Missouri Pa
cifc railway viii sell tickets 20 Pueblo,
Colorado Springs and Denverfor go from
Wichita Cali a. Missouri Pacific ticEes
Office. ~ North Main street. Il you want
cheap rates % All points ils-f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04
WANTED-Horses ard TehicLes.

WANTED AT ONCE - FIFTY HEAD OF
W southern horses and mares, from : % : years
Cd weighing FROM eight 70 twelve hundred pounds
z. r Collier, al Berry & Busssis IS East Douglas
avenue dis -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04

Jsder tbs assd n pr Ii5a per eay.
TOR sbLE OK TRADE STORY BRICK
Il Building sfl ,e-a-ed AID oFrugsr3 !. =
pzIIock lls S0rfa MsTksf 1lF =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-04

Under this head e per line per day.
VIZ ANTED AGENTS-IN EVERY CITY AND
w village in the United states except in state
Of Kansas to sell 10 lawyers just the book every
lawyer needs endorsed by lawyers everywhere
sells at sight. delays necessary, a. book be
delivered when sale Is made. Applicants must be
able 70 furnish reference when required Full par
t!cUlars free Address the Wichita Eag!e. Wich!ra,
Kan 1itt.
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BOOKS or THE WEEK.

THE LADY FROM THE SEA; AND OTHER FATS
iGmo DID. 500. Omitted States Book Company.
IN, srppo sIPpI nv Margaret We're harrington
"GoLD NAILS TO HANG MEMORIES on: y
Elizabeth A Allen. 12mo. PIP. S2t CThomas y
Croweil 4 CO..
CRUSADERS AND CAPTIyES: by George T. Merrill
Iomo pp go (De Wolfe. Fiske Col
MAORI AND SETTLER BY q. n. Hehty i<mo' pI
35o kcribDer Wefordl
THE MINOR PROPHETS. BY the Fey, r. W Farraf
iymo IN GAS (Anson ID. y. Randolph Co..
rur ON MEETING HOUSE. BY the Rev. n
coton 12mo. PIP POS worthineton co..
ro ~ usnyy jsnts syo DID, s59 (Hsrper Brothers.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson Elizabeth, to ny Elias Brewing Co i'7'h
ST. Cniton,a.s yeai' Si s 10 I,daest years.
Bl1siSss, julius, TO sberOerg, cor Sd-ave and
Butt. Philip to Behrens, Henry and Pike
Bosiirdas K to Brock, lsith-'t.e ilth'ave'
BIZ Blown, Paul S. to jones. s sdave, sth's''
ave- papp ys,, mo s M@ H AL sons iV''0 '
Byrn sj John + 70 Harlem savings Bank. Kings
0'lSsS ESaa aarrs1ss o s9d Trust
Co. c az south %an Si E SqIDo 0ans
t.E Jos1 1.s e pSyea' rr''Oe'''
Cornish John ". 70 u wooley, lot 2l2. map Of Nor
Cooper The Ts.ShcS, Bp S SGs and Ls
Dick. Robert to Holly. othsve. of Isis,ss
pekus 7 to Iselin. cor MadisOn-avs and 2SA'
bandon. A B, to Carey lot "a East fremont
Frank. Hattie to Bryce, 12ethst. Of SHAVE
' Forster William TO Newman. 5 sch-st. W Of
FAX: selis e Joseph W Rdso'ss e Rvins'0n'
.d asa.'L SvH' to Saving. Bank eoss
81. Kan f2Hs Mecoun. 1903 West s7Ass
Horton Emily G. Mutual Life Insurance Co. 90 and
% Heilner' EmanSsl. To- w patoen, SIS 1s5thst Of
0'n HSsie G S Marns, KhssOrids' Road
"ftaiisn Home to Cantoni, 2dave, Of l2tss
:S III DAY Dry R gss 5S Swings Bank Madison
Koen. Terence A, to B Kennedy n 3oth-ss, Of
Sd KAHN, { Teta, to Menne 7shst Of lstavs
y KeIy jam and Annie A. to James King lo5
st. e Of 9th.aye, 81, 230
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
Gonntrp propertp tor Sale ano 90 fst

BARGAIN AT BENSONHURST.
$500 will buy fine new built house
with II rooms, all improvements,
cement cellar 24x4S, over 100 feet rum
ming piazza, furnace, open fires, min:
utes to the Beach and depot. Would
make a good boarding house. Very
easy terms. Address A. F., box 4,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho sales at the Exchange yesterday were all odet
Nos. 1863 and 1856 Amsterdam. ave-, north OF onA
hundred and 6f th-st are two 1ve-story frame Owen
ings ON full lot the plaintiff the buyer at s9IM
No. Gil West Onehundred and-ffth St.. vacant In
sold also to the plaintiff In the suit for $1,000 Nos
2,112, 2 ia, 2116 and 2,l1s Eighth ave, four hss
story brick aats on lots 20 BY 80 went TO ?. P.
Forster for ss 500 apiece. The other sales a.
journed. No 544 West Thirteth-st Is a. three story
from $1,000 mp to sIi 400. ficgard ~ Tpio6h wss
the buyer The following private sales ere reported
four story high stoop house No. 1873 West Forty eighth
St., 1a.9x100.o, for $4,000.
f. a. CI,lkshank 4 Co have sold the southwest
corner Of Cherry and Gouverneur ss about 70X67 70
Ascher weinstein for S23,5OO.
New.York, Friday Oct 81
Tho following saes made q; the Exchange sr1
Auction Room to-day:
s.s .'osy rag: Yin plot s s.s S Sss sdso ~:
s75 s'g 4. l 6s rS g % X f't p % sl1;
s!sy dTsng ,i S k Ss we. g co 7'
lot 40 ri West iojth.st. s. 100 Il Amsterdam
avs s. Est 81 badns WIN 5os and soo aO
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. cIrY.
eco p~oS Of Central s .,s ra Ssst 2'H
Monroe-ave n W 8, 40 II n " OF Colunbiiaye z5N
Lyon 70 Jas Jacques. 800. io7 sss
10sth.st, S, 1853 IT e OF 3dave, 2A5xlOolI; -
Aleaander-aye, s, $50 # 5 of l36th.st 49, x70;
Chas Knubcl 10 Frank thornton and wife 1880
K and Samuel 4 Briggs 70 Fred wil,enbroeH 50 900
and bernstein 20 NJ Marley Glatzek. $50. Omitted
4th-aye, n $ 300 It " OF 2d-st tOxlOO; Ga rndla
,oJ wsch TO Myron Burton mes. Z; stojmao 10 100
e2d,ss 20 It Of sd.ave .Gxioi vesey
slsS e sut Yo, 2ss 'I and 2ss East Mary Mcneil
4otn.ss n : i25 # Of 7th.ave. 5ox0s.9 Nos. '''
209 TO 2l1 IL Nedenstein and wife to u .
2eth.st, No. 1913 West W S MacLean and and
e MacLean to Mannheiiler .............. 1900
Lenoxave, s., 24:ll It n OF l3lst-st, @1X'o; ga,
Holly to r Dick "a. .:;;;.;o...::; 1901
rSin,onave. Fila Irwin 10 Elizabeth Reich 100
5thave. No iosa iacqges to D Ly9n. 10000
and wife to Ann f sanders -. 20 500
Mott sad wife to i Smith &C. 800
STehfred to Funk 5000
I26Lh st. n s. 1875 It W sth-sNe, 2i.Gx30ll; ezra
Bryce TO Hitte Smith. ...............,.;
91st-st. -6J 1t " eth-aye lsNlOO5 Anna ~ az,
and Dore Lyon TO ia " Jaques. ;oo.:;;s-o. '''ooI
Public Drive, n :. $50 70 ~ 15otl-st l0OfNlISsk
.5xlss.1; Zimra West and VIE to Albert
7o, w.st $. 1874 10 It W iit.a"c Is iixo2.2
Join D Mennie ana wife 60 Yetta Kahn "a, $3.50
1549x5oAi190; Mary woollcy TO John -no
DeIaacey-st 10 2io Henry Do ling and wife to 90 90
o2a,'t scsrs;ber and vile % Ludwig klegpl.... 1850
1Iesf phi,i1 I B,tH 10000
sthss fnu :. SIS Avenue b, 2O.oxe9lo; Kate ,
Clark TO Patk + Clark Z pE..".''''''''''' f''oo
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ASBElN.. ..., col, 10 ,e,o,s life o, Rus,nssctn.
HI. marriage to Russian princess etc. All the literary
IL.
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a P-werful Novel said 10 record life Of Rubinstein.
n, MAJ rsge Russian princess etc All the literary
d. pie reading 1t.
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UNITED STATES BOOK CO, Publishers, N. Y.
ASBElN.
marriage Russian princess, etc, All
people aiding It,
''Never las such story OF life ia Napoleons armies
In the field been written. Not story OF fictitious ad
venture appeared for twenty can compare
in int rest with roughly compiled tale Of Sapoleons
CAMPAIGN as the soldier saw it"-(Com'l Bulletin.
THE NARRATIVE OF
CAPTAIN COIGNET, SOLDIER OF THE EN-
PRE-, 1776-1s5O.
An photographed account Of one Of NaDoleon's
Body.Guard Fully Illustrated limo. half leather
60 so; half calf, SIS.
"Notting like these memoirs has ever been published
-(Detrot Tribune.
.It is meagre praise to say it IS interesting 1t Is
more than that. 1t is panorama "-(Mnneapois Journal
"As direct as Robinson Crusoe-vivid almost beyond
expression."- Boston Herald
arabic 10 carry the reader into the midst Of the
eenes and action Of Napoleon's carecr"-(Boston Globe
THOMAS Y. CROWELL e. CO..
PUBLISHERS.
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- p-werful Novel said 70 record life Of Rubinstein.
n, MAJ rsge Russian princess etc All the literary
puo pie reading it.
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n, HE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS. octs S.t, %
i pAzes. Illustrated. The stand ri author S<su.
American spen-ar amusenents Rules for sailing ~ 10
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &C wax
full el psf copy. Published by The TT hume. SewH
Undertaking. and universally eomplhpentcd hv tbs
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Mem publications..

~
nj. marriage to Russian princess ETC. All 'he ''''''
people are readlhe IL:
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ARDS CLAvERDEN.
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Translated from the Polish by Linda DE ho"Sie"'A"
i2TP The c story IS aid amid last uprising of the Poles in
the time .of Napoleon III.
FRIEND OLIVIA.
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story Of The days Of the Quaker Fox OF the Protector
ate and the Restoration
PEG WOFFINGTON
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within three hours after publication"
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Price. 81 so, Post Free.
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where created a profound sensation and enlisted the
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The EeysT Of hyf Sk aS The sod has for
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9th n the nosbtv Of his scheme carries the reader
away" ..
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io3G Third-ave., sixtyarst 7os FirotaVe3
gS Wit XTnas 1928 and
he W{RffM OFFICE $50 East One hund d.twenty
hfth-st up TO 6 D. m. at regular office rates
r,,EACHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man as sub-mostS
a .n aHp Soys %d4rst $ G. S. Media penn
WANTED IMMEDIATELY: -Supelior teacher of vocal
w (lady must be familiar with Episcopal service
French lady with good music; also several ladies' with
1senteman Tor higher English, with mathematics. Apply
to Mrs. W. j. NG-FULIOE. American and Foreign
T. achers' Agency, 20 Union Square, New.York.
w or French goyerness With ENGLISH, for young chill
dren references requr d MIRIAM COYRlERE
methodist Book Concern Building 11o 5th-ave., corner
.0th-st
w oMAY's EXCHANGE TEACHERS' BUREAU (tor
w both sexes supplies professors teaches governesse
musicians housekeePcrs companions Shaperones &C. TO
pliers and copyists TO business firms.
Miss C. T.. WERNER. 800 SHAVE. New-York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01

m HE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave 500
j pages Illustrated The stand I'd authority on
American open-alr anusements Rules for sailing swim
ming ball playing. shooting horseback riding Ae &C.. In
full 81 per copy. Pllinhed hy The Tribune New.York
Entertaining and universally conplmented By hs yress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01

Dancing Ara6emes
r, Arr, MAIWIG'S CLASSES 1871 East 5sth.st., com.
~ october %. Ohice hours 10 to H. Wednesdays
md Saturdays. Send for circulars
II ERNANDO'S ACADEMY, 162 East 55th-st-A school
dancing d"portment and calsthenics; exercises
all the ard fashionable Dances Send for circular.
GEORGE w. VILLAGES SCHOOLS 20 West 59th-
" st. and HARLEM 80 West 123th and pri.
ate tuition children and adults. See circular
II FLETCHER RIVERS,
IL. Sl6 5th-avc (63dst) NewYork: AL Bedford. ave-
(Amphon Brooklyn Instruction In classes privately
AIS p HARVARD REILLY. master OF dancing 54S
WI Fith-aye. accepts only OF classes formed for him.
m GEORGE DODWORTH,
L. No. GSl 5TR.AVE.
Now Omen. Glass and Private Lessons
Mems Glass commences Monday, December I.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-06

1t is said that the San Francisco
stock exchange will soon be closed
~ the transactions in mining stocks
are no longer sufficient TO keep up
business for the bre GERS. The ope-
rations OF the call beard have
involved thousands of persons in
ruin, and have been unmitigated
curse to the people of this Ceast.
Should tie exchange DO closed for
good there will be Ne regret from
the public. California has passed
the area Of reckless and crazy spec
ulatien in stocks, and the decline of
stock gambling has been followed
BY Q rapid movement in the devel-
opmsnt Of the resources Of the
country. The millions that were
tied up in mining stocks have been
put to beneficial uses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-06

Geo. l. Lammsn. OF Virginia
City, has been appointed Census
Supervisor for Nevada. Billy Rog-
ers was an applicant for the place,
but hailing from Elks County prob
ably lot him out. With the excsp-
ticn Of rsustsbeut position at the
Carson Mint. Elko' has not got
even . smell at the Federal patron
age within the Stats.-Free Press.