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Work uanteo.

Females
YOUNG girl wishes writing 10 do AZ
~ hons" good plain hand. Addrcss L.
D. l.. 10 oth-aNc.
XPERIENtED visiting teacher NJ. -
Il T.. VI. MONn, 80 Fort ''r'ene Place.
nlookl,n, pr.pIr~ student, Tor COLLEGE "r
dn.., .chOol WORK, including music ana AN
gufgrs.
lUNRRIFD woman wants employ mont ;
ANL nlst-cla.s wIiter, or anything 'i@c.
Mr.. CHA~. &. ROBINSON, 80 o2d-,t..
south brooklyn
NTENOGEAPHER.- Young Lady -t,nos-
- np.rr ana Remington typewriter see -
a change. PERMANENT, DON - IEo-
unr once.
,.rLNouAPnIC EXPERT and REM Sc.
- 10Y 1NrIW IH.-LadN ~
..ar,' experience. unqWr>tlohdbl' 10y. i-
cnrr,. desires position. Adlrr>- ~ y
RLE. JlS south 6th.ayc., Mount vernon,
y Y.
SEANSTRESS O,rtmanl hY day or week
- GOOD hand and hin" sewer 't"-
drrn's clothing speciality; best city I't'.'
rutr II. IL. Box >, Tribune uptown
Orcc, .3S broadway.
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furnished Rooms.

At 80 WASHINGTON PLACE, near
n EIoadway.-La and SINAI. rooms
Aani~,n,lys furnished. warn anu comiorti-
bic: ~hoice location Tor the winter near
hotels restaurants. G..
IN Tu.ST.. 1872 WF>T.-Nicely furnished
~ Lent hall room. private house all con-
,c.icnc,- - nI-t bell
10 H.>T. AZ TAST.-Wnl rent heated
~ par.or floor hath hall prize.
AOTH->T. JOB WEST Hand-o"nlv fur-
~ % she'd room- with hath gentlemen
- 20 :. weekly convenient location.
'd:AN.
tI Wet -NT.-Nic"ly furnished
~ rooms southern exposure gentlemen
ol,y. ference.
oor WI>I 4sIH->r- Beautifully iur-
ODD msh,d hark psrlor. swt1hi" iof
uhv.lrian folding bed convenience" at
tendance. terms reasonable GARD optional.
Brook Ign.
ITO LFT-A furnished room N one or two
l gentlemen room II by II high ccliplG'
on Bodford. ave. near Br 1dway BrooklYn
l.. D. references exchanged. Address
Dr.. Bon II. Tribune once.
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Domestlr 5iluatlons fUanIco

Males.
n OACIINAN.-Bv "a scOtchman ilr>t-
~ class In every way country pr f"fltu
good references. NJ. Bon D. lr bum 'lIi''.
u ROOM or >ECUND.MAN.- BY an Eng.
u li-hman. single. in private family; can
give good city references. Addr - Z. D.
care Of '"orgr Lccuan. IL East il>t-,t:
= ARDENER and U>FFUL-MAN.-Sin-
~ gle. care cItt' fowls. furnace; can
milk bo-t references lat emp!oy.r can p"
>""n. Address T. r.. RoN {. Tribune Up
town o"irr. lbs Broadway.
OUsEKEEPFE>.-Bv No,;h German
III coupl" no children; ] y"ar in county:
understands all kiut- %! repairing. Address
DiArL- Bis l.1-t 59th.-t.
MALE DISSEMINATING or permanent;
vi massage. electric op'rAtOr HNIlid g"u-
trmcn; rheumatism. nervousness. neural
@ia treated travel a. y" her: roll,-r g.
ploma. Present employers, THpMP>oN'
80 West 31th--t
MALE NUESE.-Prof ,-innal ma sage.
vi electricity operator; invalid gentleman;
{ aNsl anywhere; m .umat~m. govt par1l'
SIS neuralgia. NERVOUSNESS tr"i'cd hh"N.
c.pt.onnbl" li'r'nceN former and p Int
rnplof"r- college dilYon3 physician irii
habits. at - N,l,t ADDE'S, TlIONP-
son. 80 West 35th =
=, FCOND.NtN Wants -ituit ON ., but
- hr Iud will tot ~ iO"tn1u rni"r.iA a
To ~llIft-~ nora I-iilN j. l'.Ni itI ~ ~
an-o- can tol, scl recommended. l'ff-'
ctif COP ,Glr WILLIAM ca N"hl {,
lol West 10Th II.
I'SEFU L-MAN.-Nou'g man wants work
I 40 ANYTHING: can tend furnaces and
work around house: understands tlHing care
~ horses and driving fpr family or DO tor;
neat "a appearance willing and Dbl Lying
ritN Co. county Address ANDREW, care
Nopl"tt. iol West 45th->t
n hEFU LYMAN and GARDENER.-By A
I co.pr'd man and wiz. man "a, gardener;
care hoN -. stock driving &c. used 10
are OF every thing on g,ntlonau', pla - can
milk. woman j. cooC cook aud launfr">~.
r al at the HOME BUREAU. 13s 'th-aNe.
T. ~tFU L-NAN-By Nolng English
u man Thoroughly understands Oh kinds
"t hou>ew orN and furnaces 1oof city ref
p. - written or p'r'oaal Addr. :, +. g.,
80 dave
" ALFT OF - ful-uan wants situation
.- u"a' in app af1nc'. Very wiling
and obhEiug, has WORKED IN good pri'at"
"a ilic. can cou, We'll recommended a. 10
ability and ,ha,art D. Adir'-> READ, care
Nohlrtt. lOl W.T. iith->t.
" ANIED a tuaiion by American man
w AID lf. a. Jan tor. or -rutl"u az
place r. t1. fs.. city or country or VI,
man - Nd. .uIin. uud r-tInd> steam ana
mrnac. hrif. Addr - l.. }. W, lo-p
ad-aNe
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DRUGS. DYES. Nc.Ihe holiday season etill checks
the turning over Of jobbnc parcels Alcohol vel
maintained for wood. o. per cent - for
nor cent Grain - 2dS2 "a, with rebates steady
with small at the moment refined and powdered
hold at city. Rnchu l'aN,S firm short
low 1el 14c for medium and l5d17c for green. Camphor
in light demand quoted 10y seller, at i1c in bh> and
In ,.,.c- Castor oil j. held steady though tho de-
mand i, light grades quoted 13saiis for Dbl,
and 49, Ba~am Tolu quiet At ~ G3t,
and Hll-am Peru. - 55G@l 90 tarb. ANN mia I'll. ID
LIGHT SUNNY: quoted SLc fOr English I've Cream
Tartar dun quoted a. ~ for both CRYSTALS and
powdered. Clutch quiet WITH "aG'-c qgotcd for :. NJ
ROYAL. 81 so: Pcpgermn1t, u Tin cans 81 soass
moving fairly at 1idi6c Tor un6-eacbed and bo2chd Ia
iz6toL.r' for c,s1s Gum quiet hut >toadv Norrlno
vc,k and I'm light demand quoted at - 3o6e3 80 FOR
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Uplands.
STAINED.
STAINED.
Y ..........G 5-16 Low Middling .......7 1910
binary u 1916 MiddlinC ........... s.
Good Ordinary
Atrint EnAd q

Good Ordinary q 15-l6 Middnc
Optons-1herc was some falling of in tho speculation
TO-DAY dealings reached cctblc aggregate and
relatively than other. closing fully II points
higher. Deliveries side 81 september left
roinS Frequent changes occurred during tho session
The close very steady despite the liberal port receipts
Stronger Liverpool adNcc> had stimulating ofrct aud
covering Of shorts IL. silver added to the
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flats 60 Get. Anfnrnisheo

DLACK BUILDING. Pol Fifth -ay...
ID trance ] East 2Stn St large apaf'n@'.
sunny exposure also one for bachelor.
'rIN M FIFTH ANENU L,
j lO31-S 5th.sNc., corner Soth'sl
Elegant apartment, Of 10 rooms ana pain
ali iuInroI clocuts, including elevators and
steam heat. ..,,, c..
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Ktdl estate 10 Cf1hnnae

NJ QUESTIONABLE sale at bargain
ln farm - acres. convenient 20 station
well fruitcd buildings nearly new: Ad'
dress j. HENRY JOHNSON, MorrSto"h'
n. j.
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for Sale.

DHOTOGRAPH BUSINESS in live Massa-
chu.ett> town ~ TOGO VIII sell FOR
half value good prices and lOW icut cam
not attend 10 IT.. d.. T. y. FLNNpiEAt ,
stamford. Conn.
IN ILESCOPE.-4e -inch Astronomical tel
i cscopc with finder. on equatorial stand,
with circles eye pieces and prism. Ad-
dress ] TELESCOPE Tribune UPTOWN Onicc.
i,23s Broadway
TT lPEWKlTERS. saw money nv con
i sulting typewriter Headquarters IN
Broadway. near Wali->t. Telephone. 3 9's
" IoLIN. Genuine llopf violin Tor sal"
yrry sweet mellow tone. perfect con.
dltion no reasonable otter r"fu-'t. ~!
LrN.ngt0u-aVc.. li0th-st.. ground f"or
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t0nrk nnnteo

u.L.
Males.
& oI,lLl.I; e.ldrl rgin,,d YOUNG ma, nan
40 o'-"+, vi.b.n.. To- ,rr1.1ment his
''u,! ZION u' .'.'.- 10 a. ,,',
| ..''. 4" pa i't.m In
/ Tlor,d,: b., ,oiiry, and citv reference
| Atl-.-. Il u VoN loo PIbl. Ifou-r.
~u,NrrItrr> Am. ,,,t., and b-oI-
u 'i-r n,1'. bench aud sheet metal WORK
viz work o. best interest ~ employer.
MAX SlENloN 10 Ia; ith.st.
m EAIGIIT>N AN.-Young man with col
/ - l,-r ,ll,,tou would ~, situation a.
| G.,lgi.t-n,n a lDd..lu, Igrh!trtr, onicc
! q. D. D.. 1872 last ll3th-,t.
.>r,.,,,.,..r ,,,.>.,. ,,,x ,.o,.,,
l., I's. ~ r.u,...ut ..iuo good hou.c In
Ir.i- ,,r. or IntI. q good atlcle OBJ thc
.o.d H. MI~tDIT E'N - Ir.h bun. once.
,,,-,,,,,> ,.,.,,.t,,...,
t. faT''r', 90. H. t,sc chais, o.. i. ,t.cia..
-f.'k r,-fn. .. a--I.t BOZ u.trae.uDlt ~ same
tde-e.. Nrt 6>NkN Bon 4il, Tribune
+ p'onn On,e l.2a- broadway.
,.....,.. .,,..-
|, N''lN -, '', J 'n 'ti, "",po
nan una. stands factory. fiat motel ana
-.-ftIfa.t N.rt. NGdf 81, MADISON. ~
Park Row.
r>rt.,..,,,, .tt,rr .,t.,xTI.
l. IIr-t.,tt-- ..'r r,f.-.u.r t!d-'. -
'pICIIN~,.N 30. SHAVE. raii spr . dir-.
,..,....
~ --'t.t- I.ar,u.i. and -t.1u ..ota'or..
It.nl.. mt......f. tuciu.- and pumps
I n.-'-'.i -- Hf..'rD- from pf'-.ut crplo'"r.
N''' '' VIZ. 30 '''.'''
II Dt. GATED t,trr tu p YNar. married
u to -ilru -wlb, English. French
German Spanish. also good hor-enan
N3i.'- ,mt t,l ~ n.a.tin,. N'"''''
/ H i''i'I.. ''" ARMY '. 'N'' "'
l. rs ~ NY Young man 81
ko o''f.' 49,. ~ nom.
u W . ,.d d. d, DBL Il / pNNG
,,., ' i
/ '' "-'-
l'ATIEll Ntip electrical engineer J..
- ON i' ''-'.. i..'t '',', ,S'',,'' 81
IADE rr.lufi. oicr.
'. i''N'- '''
INNsINIfE Fiuf. t .nh uut" stands
l. t.,....,.t.u.. ppu.. ,ts.,ry tmuer.
IT, r...' n,,..
''''
FRISCO PAl\Ilt !Irs' c.i-r German
pa. 'rr 'r''t n'l'i' il 'nuII,u..tsi,''
- ',t
hi To- "''
l.. ,..,...rf .,f. Information
,"W ,,rE ~. MAJ -,N R'uay.
''" '''''" 80
liz. ID, ut',h hi, t.n,c. Np.
~ htif> yfJ stockton. i =,
| ni.o.i.r
-
HAVE hit chars. - zen state log me
] lat - YEAR. rontns aud Collecting (.
n". "i'n 700. v"-.npIrI aH4
| ~. 80 ,
al. ..,..,,,.,
! US '''l Nctf... AHI,t.
" nri..
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Warehouse deliveries since December |, 1890 New
YORK SOP Baltimore. 2,50i bags New Orleans,
1S.1Gs bags Total 175iH bags.
COTTON-On the spot quoted quiet and steady at
changed prices. Sales, isi bales for consumption Port
receipts, SOL bales against 12,S:3 balc this day last
week and So 23j bales this day last year Crop movement
1890.
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BOARD Uantco.

SINGLE gentleman wants room and FIRST
~ clsss board in private family, below
bQthst. II. L. D.. Tribune OAce-
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Conuirn Rral Gsiaie for Sale
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
"A FOR SALE.

A efLLNDIP Rd dNEk I1.t
Four.story ana basement cut-stOn. front
building. 81 It. by 40 IT, deep; lot, - r.
BY l4G -. deep y al alley situated on the
most G.oirdbie BLOCK III me city 81 e.
gross annually, or 20. 7-6 net. equal b. u
per cent interest on "a valuation 81 EIo3,OOO
entire 4th fiOor and part Of 81 nOor not yet
rented present income j. from lease, To
perfectly responsible parties expiring MAJ
!, 1891, which lc7sces viii undoubtedly
wish 10 renew owner desire, To use the
money IN hi, business and will sol Tor
$4,000 cash or onc-half cash and balance
q Isr cent mortgages owner VIII take lease
for term Of years from buyer at per cent
desire II. Photograph Of building. VIII be
furnished thosc desiring same. ihlN prop
ertv 1, cheap At Slj" 900. Address Lock
Box 44i. ST. Paul Mimi.
Al CLINTON. NEw.JER>EY.
"A For Sale one 81 Oh" best farms ~
liunteidon County NOTED iII =" ron =" Ilh1
land. containing 1885 'cr'~ 80 ar
>neadOw, 40 acre, second bottnm beautifully
located on the south branch ~ the Kartth
tIsrly m the borough 81 Clinton. one OF inc
most thriving Villages M the state com
InodiOuS farmhouse with II rooms, large
barn, JOA32 feet, cOwhOusr wagon -hhu-c,
&C.. al In complete order. This farm j. al
nhrsbly adapted 10 thu dairy business or
stock raising a nnc peach orchard Of ? 800
trees III full bearing. Clinton j. reached by
Two railroads IN ] T. hour from New YORK.
Inc Lchigh Valley Railroad station il
within i've minutes walk II the dwelling
1his ~ rar" opportunity ~ sectf" a tr~t-
class home a. "a price greatly below u real
value. Apply 10 \. ID. HOPE III Liberty
It. New. York, OF y. ID. STIGER, Fleming.
ton, y. j.
A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Dwel
a for sale land by .he acre or lot;
houses to let. furnished or unfprnisLed.
TUBES & TAYLOR Beekman.st. V. Y
u OR SALE.-At Rosiyn. l.. T.. a nnc
II house, barn and 10 acres Of land also
II acres and no house these places arc
beautifully situated on high ground over
looking Hampstead Bay. and few min
utes' walk from railroad depot and steam
boat landing. This Is one az the most do
lighunl aud picturesque places o. Long
Island. Address J. -. Tribune ONCE.
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domestic Situanon5 tUanleC

Males.
A pVNKrISEMENT, FOE THE NLW
! n WORK tribune WILL BE RE-
| IIINED Ar TIM UPTOWN oFtIt -
No. ..3S Br'adwal. conner mf'S NIT
| T. m. 20 West Iw,nty.thilu It., conner
Sth.ar.; lj2 ttE-aVr., los fot tth-dN'.,
c,iuer fourtccrth->t
- TrLER- Hy Young Englshman
II comes highly recommended by lead hS
| lamllir, IN this county and l.uIop WI.
ing aud obllgng city or country Az o.
! apply 81 ith-avr.. bet. 10Th ana 1"th 'tS'
- rTLEK.-By a resp ctabl' Prot slant
ID man. thoroughly Understands hl> bust
| ur,, strictly template AMI worry uJlislnG !.
| year, p,r-onai city rtr'uc' =. Audr :
! f. h.. Boz =, Tribune Uptown once. l,131
Broadway.
rI.rR and VALET or SECONDMAN.
ID Just arrived from rari, 'paNs
French. Italian aud spanish m P."h"
family; nr,t.class Paris references. Call
or uddre,, G. y. l62 West 32d--t.
- rTLER English Hr,t-cla-- cit, refer
ID ruc,, town or cuurbN married. Nd
drcs, ALFRED iiopD. lis Ei~t '"d-~t.
EnrT. - ircnchnan ha> been ninr
L month, a, night chef 10 the Brunswick
Hotel Nrw-Nufk. desires situation III the
south of America excellent references
from Paris. 80 IcNngton-lN".
o0K. WAITER or VALET by col.
I orcd man, with family. +. H.. III
East lO3d.>t
n OACuMAN single; years reference
7. from former employer mas llNTu WIN
nr-t.cla,, families IN this city Gail or al
dress JAMES. II East 9TH It.
~ oACHMAN.-By young color'd man
u clty OF country good references toin
Inst cuDloyrr Address C.. Bon ,, Tribune
Uptown Oni"e. LBS Broadway
~ OACHMAN.-German mrrricd man
u ear ful driver. city refer 'ncrs wishes
po-ltiOn a. private cOac hman. .. NJ Ll.l.k,
sos West l35th-st.
~ o., AMY single young man
\ thoroughly understand, tn care Of
mo horses and carriages would taAr iit
charge ~ gcntlcuan's place; VIII b. loLhd
,nbcr honest, willing and ohllging. a. rf-
rirncc staL.'s from Last employers. who can
be- seen At any time. NJ r., 40 W. 15d--t.
= OACHMAN.-By a nr-t-cla>- German
y decent Protestant. 30 yeats OF age .
single. ha- best reference. t1ll or ad.
dress COACIiMAN, care Mrs. Bacon, $50
Gth-aNe
CJACHMAN- BY an tngllsnnan rrut-
" estant good rider careful driver khOW-
thc care Of fine horses, carriages ana mar.
ness cts or country b'st OF personal ana
~,tii,cn city references. Cal! or Apply,
~ lth.av"
roACHMAN.- single man good
u groom careful driver; understands fur.
mace. gardening; can milk generally u.e-
mi personal city reference. Address
CoACAMAN, care MI Poors, Is. Park
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C,ip Heal estate for Sale

II OR AEE.-Trinity Church Lease; over
+ - yeai, 10 run. VIII pay - per cont
or inoic: price :? 900. Apply - X. NJ
O., =. o. Bon 3.O-3.
I INVESTMENT in priyatc houses $40 oO0
j % 80 400 pay "gual 10 mats.
STEVENS, 3th-dtc, conner 93d-at.
Brooklyn
a STORY aud basement house, II rooms
= having good rent. IN Brooklyn property
Increasing. only ~. 800: 'asy ms. l.. \.
KNUSE. fG Bl-cckcl-st., BrJOnlyn.
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Board dno Rooms.

A AN ATTRACTIVE "a noor.
| "A. rooms. bath, pT'dte table opHoNA'
| sanitary punDlng.
A.sO attractive foofs. with pfVate bits
with OF vi hOut board suites and slng,r
( rooms apartments doctors OH e. all
desirab!e iocatl is hirhes, references given.
Inform dtiOu ire.
81 WIsr SiIli.sr.
RAMEHCY PARK. g. and 3G.-Family
| " hot.l suites AID single rooms steam
! heat with or without hoard
u\NDS 1MELY furnished 'pitc - room-
III Gr,t-rla-> bnar' 10 uriN't' 'aWi. ma
/ Madison square. King. Bon .. Tribune
UPTOWN onico, 23s Broadway
= iu.N\ g.. a.. rri>st" family VIII 1T
! y elegantly furnished ~e~oud floor. includ-
up piano private dininf-room lonIY SrrNin?
/ private table. also prvat" tain maid ar
| valet attendance un~Ncellcd French an"
/ American cuisine; 300 pr week refer
! cncc~.
,TH.AvE., ,e7-Bac93olo,a ap1Itsmoee H.,
-uitc- private iain> 7, va dh.hI-i" -.
? rcaaf4~t OF pr.yat" 'nble nr-t-cla>- valet
| attendance.
Tu.AVE.. iG3 near i0th.st.-Dc ~irahl"
> sunny room on ID floor. win good hoard
10 TH.sT, - wEsI,.TNo N.r I.,.,.,, Ge d
room. ia perfect oidcr; hoard.
"a EAST 9IU-SI., near Oth-aNr-L arGe
1T SQUARE iOOm front. crate IRE, with
superior board references.
,~TH.ST.. ZIG EAST near Union
II >quaro.-IIand -om"ly furnished parloi
floor: sup rior board ica>"nabl" t'rm-.
~ ST. WEST.-Largc looiu. -outhcrn
II exposure: cNccllout table. also suite
~ rooms on parlor floor; rci",cnc"-.
oOTU.ST.. II WEST Private family viii
20 let elegantly furnished second noor. IN
Guiding piauo. private dining room fouIN
| .er King vat. t1bl"I- also private hlfh b:
mad aid valet attendance, un"Nr'i'd
| French aid American cuisine, 800 per
v.,k reference.
% EAST oOTHSr nc,r Broadway.
81 GOOD board pleasant foOiu-. large and
snail also table board terms moderate.
18TH ST. 20 EAST-Nngl" hall room.
~ with board references given and 70
uulrcd.
- EAST 11TU-ST- near = Denis llo-
- Desirable furnished rooms IN f"-
nned house; private board II desired refer
| ruc"~.
40 DIST. Ils WEST Larce hand,oF!,
20 rooms second moor heat, hot. ;Hi'
water. closets, with Ct without hoard
| Americans.
20 WEST 13OTI-ST -Eloc,nt second
| I.DU floor two Rooms together or ~rpar
az: with board Grst-class references re-
| auircd.
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Oomcstic 5ituIl1t3 iOdnt.l

Iema les
n OOK and LATNDEFSS -CHAMBES-
~ MAID and WAITRESS BY two younx
Swedish girl, SPEAKING English, TO do Inc
work 81 family one a, good family COCA,
fuuCrr.>. [ q 0tu'f a, Cna,uIernIald aha
sai,r >. wiling. obIigng aud worthy |;
lily or tourtrr b - OF city references. JAal
o apply 81 itl-aNe. b t.2oth and 26th 50.
- OOK BY a Protestant woman excel.
y lout blE.r. will assist Wa.hinc. ref, r..
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n OOH, . good swedish cook willing
Y assist washing. reference. Call Mis-.
MALMbEH',. ~ 4th-aNc., swedish Blu.
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1,OOK.-By a hr,t-cla-- swedish cook,
\ Whrr. kitrh"nu ia - krpt reference.
/ Chl M'>. MALNBEHo, 352 4th-aye., up
J stairs, swedish Bureau.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-01
MAILING THE LIES.
A Campaign Which Does no Honor
to Republican Managers.

A Campaign Which Does no Honor
to Republican Managers.
And at different times the central
organ of the party has reiterated at
great length substantially the same
statements, ard still later the Republi-
can state committee has sent out cir
cular intended 10 carry the impression
that the whole of my remarks as to
railroads was that l had nothing to
say against them.
Now, my fellow citizens. coming as
these statements do from the ''crgan''
of Gov. Merriam and the chairman of
the Republican state committee, it NAV
fairly be assumed that this is the pre-
destined ''plan of campaign;" and the
echoes from the lesser ''organso show
that the orders have gone out to ssThe
little dogs and all, Tray, Blanch and
Sweetheart" to repeat in unison this
bark of their leaders. / admit that if it
be true that L am, or that any other
candidate for the Office of governor is,
either by nature or by training or by as
sociatlon or by interest. biased in favor
Of concentrated capital, Incorporated or
unlncorporated, against the interests of
the laboring masses, the electors
would be derelIct in their duty
and untrue TO their own interest to give
him their sutfrages. I go farther. If
any man who has lived so long in this
state as Gov. Merriam and 1, has not
proven by his acts that his heart and his
sympathies and his prejudices incline
him to lean toward the laboring and
producing classes in any contest against
the dominating power of wealth, such
a one is unworthy of the confidence or
suffrages of the people. The man who
aspires to such high and influential
place should have record not only not
bad, but positively good-even above
suspicion, or the people should not trust
him.. They should not rely on ante
election promises, for experience shows
that such promises are readily made and
frequently broken. They are foolish if
they permit themselves to be betrayed
by kiss on the eve of election. | ad-
nit that the record of Gov. Merriam and
myself on these issues now agitating
the people is properly one of the issues
of this campaign. take up the gaunt-
let therefore which he and his managers
and organs have thrown down, and
appeal TO our records, asking the favor
| OF no mans silence
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HELPED AN ESIPLoYE.
Judge Wilson Makes Railway
Paw $SS.OOO.

Judge Wilson Makes a Railway
Pay $2S,OOO.
The only case [ argued at Washington
while | was member of congress was
one against theNorthern Pacific Railroad
company, brought by one of its en-
ployes who had been seriously injured.
l had tried the case in the courts below,
and while was in congress it came UP
in the United States supreme court, to
which it had been appealed by the rail-
road company. i argued it against the
company and had the judgment in favor
OF my client affirmed, on which | col
lected from the company little over
$2S,0OO. L have never received from
any railroad company salary. | have
received compensation simply for what
services | have rendered. Now, as to
the record of Gov. Merriam and myself,
which speaks louder than words as to
our position and sympathieS on these
questions. In 1857 the United States
made grant of land to Minnesota to
aid in the building of a number
of lines Of railroad. The lands
were by the legislature transferred
to certain railroad companies that
agreed to build the roads. These land
grant railroad companies, in 1858, ap-
piled for loan of state credit to the
amount of S5.000,000. This could not be
granted but by an amendment to the
constitution by vote of the people.
One of the roads, whose eastern ter
minus was atWinona, was to have 81, ,250,-
600 Of the loan. The directors of the
company lived at Winona, and they, by
the loan. expected to be enriched, and
the people of the city expected that it
would be greatly benefited by the build
ing of the road. saw, or supposed |
saw, that the scheme was one intended.
and whose effect would be, to plunder
the state, as it in fact proved to
be. | therefore opposed it; for
though the officers of the railroad
company who asked for bonds
claimed that the state would never
be called on to pay dollar, l was not
satisfied with the honesty or truth of
the statement. All the companies stood
together in the jealous scramble for
plunder. At the election in Winona on
that measure there were cast LISP
votes. Of these 1.1S1 were for the loan,
and one against 1t. / was the one.
They tried to create such feeling in
our city that no one would dare to vote
against it. Though they could not de-
ter me, they caricatured and, so far as
they dared, insulted and abused me for
my course. After considerable amount
OF bonds had been issued, the COM
panies conceived the idea of using
them as banking basis, and thus get
ting the money into the hands of the
people, undoubtedly well knowing that
the currency so issued would be worth
less. Against this also raised my voice.