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New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

Just 1,97- spectator, went o Brotherhood Park vcs
tcrday 20 witness the game between the Ncw York and
Chicago Playcr-' club. II va- an excellent game.
supcrby played throughout. and Wa Non by the home
nine after hard battle. kccic pitched with his Oh
time effect. hut two hits bc.u. made of h- delivery
during the first eight innings O'Rourlc made q I'll
cult catch and Wa, loudly applaudod. Comi-ho, Wa,
presented with floral crown ln the second inning.
The score Wa, a- follows:
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sc Of prices and the total dealings were as

Refined petroleum unchanged at T.4O cents per
gallon In barrels. and cents cases. crude IN
iarrcls being 80 and naphtha 50 cents per ;al0n.
Foreign QuOtitlOus-AutWerp. Il LA Il 3-o francs
Bremen, $50 marks London, > IS pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

LaTnrd Un'- NrW-ioIk ,. PItt-buff o FIF't Ia'e
by 'lioi~-NrwNoik .. piu~hurc o. Lett ON ia-' =
EoyrG" ,oy, u'tt2"'5 T., & lr,t oase on 'a.i,-U all, W
l lnN" %" hui..u .. OF I'H.i N''.,n & I' f-., -"
J. r4icg'a-c h.t Ba--.tt rM"ta-'. hit -''.a-;-
Sagi,r hit t-tcr3rooh g. Ha,;".t li"csr, aio'i,,
kouqu" Dopbi' play--Ia EouqLr Ba.,I lnd u'ch"r.
HIT ty ptchrr- Gla~.,ock. Brhrtt Wd p!th,--
Baker g. Passed balls Berger T. >omuci- %. Umpire,
Powers and Iachaiia-. Tim" - game - 60.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Oomteiic Siluailcl5 ,oanIeo
Females.

ftUidl'o'
Hot-STKETPER By an up, ,,..r
Iiwor,ling hou,rkeep'r uhd' r',',,' r,, >, J..
ing carving anu 7rfs i"~ Ready
generally u-c'ui tool r. ~. n,h.,,c near
~ IN. uONE ~ liLNt, I"9 ''''''''
lpfh--t
,,ntstKTrriiE.- by yonng Miin"" i'"... ..
ii r,,.,r,tf American Ih N'""M
,T'llv. thoroughly cNpr'u ',.'nr,... R,y.
t,nt AddfrS~ g.. Bon '''
s'at,n Island. .,.,,. ,,f,
rd,tKIfI.EE- m"i',t,y,
III iI,a-r addir.- "nn Wv
~luNGTON. 20 S.h''N'' $50.
,,..,EriIFK wanted situation w
II - t.,'.-f ,ld,rlY woman ~ , nU.
- a. invalid nur-r ',t' ,rNfs ~.
iuniiir, or addg'-> Mi7'
hudson near l'rooil''
nnr~EwoHK Bl -tr9ne' -'paD.1i pgn11 irooS %%I-
ii rirl ior General ..,,S WV" or countr, bet
"9-''l '"" Vim Nj, TN Llh, 5oS o'"'
ave. .,,. cirl
,n,-sFWoEK. ly r'-p'ctAGalr a',,,i'ir. E'r.
III "a do general hou-'W"rN %. Tor
both -. city or country. NpP'' ~
80 Iulton--t.. Bs"'fl}h.
"ot-ol.woEK. by s"oi ,"" t,u-n. t,.,-...
~ t..rll Ia woman to q" ~ ''.' ,.,.,. .
,'fk ln private family pi -',' b,t -torr
,f,t OF country -. M-a>'. "''
",l-~rWolk or CHAMEliN I'M IN, "',' ="
III SEWING. liy l"nnt -'n e., "ii Fast
tt.. ,.uutrv rlca-c call Al -''
,l-t--t., ground h''i' -,il
,urstWoEK- by caIAbi' ~ ,I,In
ii or rouutr, references -"S. n(
-.L ,Nr,llrnt laundrr-- nov - ,hi-
III willing. sober. honest I'nu :" -, mn.
f',n Cau ~ 6th-aNr.. near I'''''''''
-tilr-. ......dish
HofsEWOIK. BY a young S"colK conK
ii mi spaalns English Ro"Si,,S,ng
.,shcr and iroucri willing anu anu * 4th.
'tIv mr. country references. Oa'' "''
w bet. 95th and Goth sts.
,,ni, ,>tWoKK by neat, clean No,o,d and
III ,.rm,f, good plain cook, N',n Trr.
-r-u,r- in a small family hr9t W ,'l al
,- ma obi, tion Ia thc corn-rN. ,,t a..
NJ DIRCK =. H. Fast l2tL - NJ
nnl.~I\NOKkI.R or COOK. We" gipI nj
ii InoN -Hy q neat tidy y9""S Init
c,-,Ilent cook makes hnr hIcau' ~, aud
.ouns and desserts COMPETENT N't,..ncc !.
,r.r,cr does shut-. pct9on'l ~. no
nttv ar country. call l.0l1 bth-aN''
twrcn ,7th and 1sth -t~. ---
arOI-STNAlD- -BUTLER.-A lazy nr'snt or ',,t
III iug uu hou-a keeping would TX !" ali
nl,c., Tor her hou~rmdid and buu'f' "''
or address 176 Alad-on-aNe. ----
UIoIf~EWORk BY neat. 10y tt,ipg' tiUpr
III oughly competent. Willing anu ~
INC yonng girl good plain COOK "s,n,d 1'nd
aud ironcr: nrst-class city rrlel'h.,S
crate wages. Call at III Last iIs''S'
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domestic 5ltuallons uanlso
Eenlnles

Females "
n ORTIZ GERMAN .aiy oi % Sl'' ",'''s MI.
French ard uud r-tmd.ns MUSIC; VII
-., o. holm 800 hoo. hold dntlr,. u'94i''
.,-,,bl. po.stion 3.9 last i9th->t
~-I-E>E.- -Ry competent swedish woman
h.-t of 3. :, r.ucc city oi c'nntfN 'al
! Vr-. MALNTEKG. -. tth-'N'.' p''N''"
/ .5tl 'ud -ou -,-.. on hitht up
N,iE~i- u, q Young English SRI la' ~
Y landed . YEAR. 'Nr'N'ht l.''i'''.i a.,
-,'',t. Frrrch. m office ot p.N1'r iani.l'
! lg','-. Mis- GDINNEE, SS' fr'Fi-'I'
BroonIFn.
~ft.r>r.- -By a young German woman.
Y -i..,I.iug French TO- gioWin- chlIui'h :
t... ,'ri,.,,. ,au - "'-t i''A'''
>,,r>r T., a ,ounr eIl. Il; YIN nAe
y charge o' ,hh and a-@.-' wv ~ "'
no ca,d, \. T.. CANANA"h' Il
pcsfaw.st. Brooklyn.
rpSr Present employer going To
y iurope recommends Young fr'n'h
rr,t.,taut chamhcrnad neat sr"'r' 49, ,aa
,~ Nil. Morrison. at Nancorl'al, -uo
Mt jdth-st
>ifr>E Wanted. situation a. nurse or
= ,ou u.au'on o. elderly adl aodnl "f I,nIS- EIunS
i,Jy GOOD n. n,hly urr~e. can or aHutc''
i''' iIH /, ~ I5.tn It. doors cast Of 'u'aNe.
%rl-R~E-By rr,W~tabl tlF'' sooN
y r'fercncr,. 81 last dGth--t.
>,i-r-l.- -nv a riddla-ar'd woman A.
y ,,,r-.. for invalid no objection 70 u"
,,t~,. nr-t.cla>, references. /. W.
nissan. 800 West 2.th-,t.
>rrGsE and >l.AM>IHE>'. N'.- BY a
y r.rl or a. chamh,rnmd ana ,'dh'ti',s
-,.'t .ity references city or country. Ap'
-lD to Nlr. ROE. - i-llt0n-st.. Broohllh.
~trESF.-By youne German woman
v u iilue and 0hliring viii make hei-
-, u.rtul. br-t references, c!ty of coun-
tr" please call 40 Gth-aNc.. near i2d-s'
~rrrSE and SEAMSTRFS SS.--By = young
Sradlsh grl. speaking Eh.li,h, a.
,,r-e Ia gfowi ing children ana ~rdln-trrs
,,iiltnr obliging and tru-twoi thf WILING
., frnT,I excellent RI fnrcnct> IRON lhsI rul,
nlovSr. call early. 3Ja 4th-sNe., 2'th anu
3jth IT..
>-l-KsE and SEAMsrEESS.- by 'ternaa
protestant, young won.sni eAbe er!"hSoa
ntif.e and nrst-class scanstlessi L. ic'r''
ence. Call at 23i 3d-ave.
HrURsE.-By thoroughly exp ricnced IN
y fant's nurse, or care OF growing en-. cn..'
dren for city or country Oss. Sdrcy ,IHStgr, IStSI
'nreu. Ready AT the PROTESTANT HUME
BUREAU, l3o Gth-ave.
Nrt-t~L. Vc.-Bv a swedish girl, not long
y Dn 81. country a, nurse. maid or chah-
herm,f cltv or country. Call Mr-;
NNIMBEliG. 3j2 ith-a\e., bet -Ou anu
10th sts.. upstairs.
NURSE and .sEAM>rRESS.-I.ady going
~ ~ r.uropn wishes situation for her
nurse and seamstresIi {earRp Rox oe ioS
West 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Total......... 5lO.33l Il 81 Totrl-..-...
,r,.o ont when winning run wa scored.

WN'N
( ! !. :, T. H,Gc:-..-dd Gc:-..-dd D D = g 9 Q Q . %
Earned runs =. l. \. e. . y y. \. c. l. fif,t hl''
ON rrror--s !. :. & l. y. !. \. G.. 3 cft on b@,T an,
: 4 {. 8. y y. \. 4. >, Ia-e on bdll--tIn CIl."
! struck out Cu,hnnn - di~rr. Strcibcieh. shaw
thornton Harm, =. Murphy, Powers 8. Nchi"".i
oulun Fisher - O'tunu"f. 1Wo-ln-r hlt'-N 'h /''.'
Strcibcigh Thornton. sacrifice hit Harris - tu-nn,l,,
~tnl.u b,-c~-', Depplrt. D'FlNun Spuidlnf, h"'
,on MI hy pitrhrr-t'c"r -. Wid pitches VuIhh =
J,a..ad balls Murphy -. Imprc-Hopklh>. ilne q"
game %.
Al Oakland Park Yesterday several hundred p'"Pio
,d the game between the Jersey CITY and BAL
,,nnr. mines, The home team did not play a, wen
A, usual and was defeated rather easily inc S''''
yvas a. annexed
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
OIL MARKETS.

mt, crv penn MAY 2l-Nat.onal Transit certA ates
ID, ~ 80 t' hishe-t 95i-r. lowest 80 closed
~, % Sale, 0l> 600 bb.; charters illll bbs; ship
n,.I,.. - 80 bti, runs 1j6s, bb-. , .
" + tt-burq Penn. MAY 2l.Pe'iocum active and u:
regular: National Transit ,e.'loaU ', Bi'' d" ''-''
Bradford Fenn May u lmT Ional Iranst cer'nss.s s
ope.d at clo~d al o3Nc; highest' JO-C loves"
~ I,c : cearanco>. le2oCoO bhls
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

The few people that lorrncycd to West "" hrIIh
,or d. Yesterday tn wtnc-, the -crond game oi th'
eric, between the staten l-llnd and New l"rh NIl
l,.ic Clnb team, saw one of th" most cNciiiS COW
:, = ulaycd thi, season. II required eleven lh.hN,
q lccidc the game. and duriug that tim" the hrfiu
nt both teams wa away above t" 'iaudaN nv
DER and Van IInt were excellent. The score Wa;
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THIRD RACE-sWEEPSTARIS. MAIDEN TWO
YEAE-OIDs. WEIGHTS = BELOW TIL SCALE.
HALF NILE.
lrKTU EACI-LAWNVIFW HANDICAr.
FIPTH KACE-BEDfORD STAkEN. II

SIX NLDNt,N.
DIVER Bros b. c. UimleN. by H.uyar- War Rel lis
l.. {. Bruc-'s "a. Brentano. hJ Great Tou-Afdie
Har. ............- ll-
r. ". Dcsw'I's b. O.. Baylor 10y King Bots Sunmfd 1lo
- YoiaDde ~ lis
FAc.!-ior stables br. e. by Hramblc-Annlc lis
HOuph Brcs.' br. C.. Suatag"m, b' stafford EN"}n
CartlT ...... rs
d Johu.on's ch. b tgDorre Klunrv. Rosa Us
Rancocas stables ch. C. Catian by Cyubarhe 1ls
". l.. SCOTS ch. e.. BoIcfo, hy KdyOn d'OT-AA
Hauds AIor nd. lis
Dwycr Bros b. e. Elacklock by Bl'f-Jaconct . lIs
l.. stuart co.'s b. G. Dickens. by Nj. Fl,kwlrk-
WaInkc SONS ch. G. Forward by Farandoc-
T8mbOpIlnr lis
q. r. Leachs Blk. C. by Vocaile- France, l. ..... lis
j. 4. a. II Mmrl>s br. I. Ambulance bv
daga-Bi3ck Maria Ilj
Perhaps "'"' o., 1'. 10
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

Cincinnati .............. ] " a..
BfopAlfu .........-..O I'd ' ''
Earned runs Cincinnati O.. BrooAltn D. fir,t la.' "n
ball. ,luc.nuau g. bto.nfu g. l.ri ia-. on 'i'.i--
t'.r.rf,f Hf4....n i,T nl la-.- t.n.InlsN b.
Ei.oAyn IT, Stl.e o-t- ,.nc.naat i.r"'a''. d" Iai.'
lac. hIt - IgIlrn IW0-ia-" h.'- 80 Br'u - 'iIH.
Lo.,u Da.y STOLEN ha-.- .ur.ntau J. hin"4llh s.
Triple Ili,. CoIln-. io.r 81 u'l'. - 'rn'" lii,
O'f.r,n Collin. Iufn-. tnfthil. kntht u iAr' Ita i
win Wlld Il'.h Ip.,'' Ia--G tnl -BaI,"lh . ni-
piEc-Lyuch. Ilm'-& ndIf-
There Wa also a small crowd at Eastern ParA y"-
teriay 10 vifuc., thc game hctw""n the hrp1h'l ana
Buralo PLAYERS teams. N" hou" nine Wa beaten
,ftrr A ,lu~c and exciting game NAId'- error proving
damaging. The buffalo pLNcr> were fortunate ln
.unrlInx fhclr MT. lhe Alurr va.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

Les than 200 people .aw The game AT HdFe""''
Park Yesterday between the brooklyn and L"ui-'lIe
\ association teams. For eight innings th" ~r'fc wa,
ticd Luf i'm th ninth inning the Louis lie nine hati|l
in tvo run, and Won the game. Appended J., inc
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TlDrc W. aI-1 4 small ,r,ud At Fa-trrn Parl -

I0III- - D > y y y I0TII1 = y - ~
G,eesl,o I!,.. h, .-..-S o o @ . g
T.rn,d nuns. Irooelyn !. Buffalo 8. L.r on h'-",-
rt.,kItu a. I4r,Ia o. Flf-t Bl"'llAI
i:arlo =. f--i base on lalis 3f Van iaii"R 81
~tol,a lt.r- Nafd Van IiItr'n y Ilwin D. H't' '.'
hlr.- S.,ry .. Home u.n- WI" J. The" .n'-'
t.,,. Mad l. Two-ta~, hlt-.prf I. Row J. DgIhl.
,l,v. Is. 70 Row, and Whit. W." aud i"Nr J. Wl'
,,trl.-- -K,rf, = Umpire -Hobrft ana Icrgp-on 4'"'
IL game
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

The Brooklyn and Cincinnati team PLAYED their hfst
game together q, member, "i ~" National League ~
Washington Park LroolNyn. yesterday The attend
ance va, GIG and q, the home team PLAYED brilliant
came the olil,pi,r- were decidedly enthusiastic. Tie
latfnr ~ the home club and ffipl" plr' los Collin
Touiz and Daly the feature "i th" game lir
.cnr. va. g., annexed
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET

offer moderately Hops OF London-Pachc Coast-HoldeFu
are not Offering.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Fancl,lO. Nav u. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

error N,riois = chicago I'm oa bases NcN y o,~
II. Chicago lr-f Ia-. f,l4- uf kiue o.. % u '
3. >rr4cA olf l..aara-ol. h''f. =. Nartin. .pi'lt
O'Ne.N. Bow" p Darling. KING. lh-''-u-' Dr. iMtn-
COR OIourAe. R.rlard.or Wi'n.f o. Il7tr'd. k"f',
toui-kcy. PfeG.f Uoy Double pay LATHAM and
,oui.Aey wh!mcy. E'hard.on ana ,"nnoI so.'n b.
pf-s -Garn,y and ILarno~. line - gamc-2 %.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

n o.. Produce Exchange t'-.It h" butter marN't "''
easier. NOT quotahly lower ,gs-, 49,.
ru.adrpha Mal -i tIon. me- ,,'t n"d ,.- y.ry
,tI., A. local onl,r- were operating "l.' i' aiU''
Nar,- but prize. iud hrm. ',i, ally "n a.,i,an.- ,
,iof.r. witch w,rr -cotc ll. n'u quiet 'H' -i'"4'
rao..e P,nu-r rl,aua. - -. Wh"'- -,r.n H'i"'t anu
,, p-ir.. advanced lu sympathy WIN tl' ip'',h'
IN othtr gialn centres. Milling srat- wr. D" 'd','t'
.',,I, and firm hrt demand ,nutu3 q .i-it d. &c H.
-S't-s. ,fr o. good milling at ~ec." piin' To
me-. oj0n-,. 80 red MAY. - - a.t' nnc. - iN 'l'
INNS, - 1p3c. Rvc scarce and h.nt No l,'ih'fi
,N"-r i5- corn higher. Western advice mHu'h,' u
80, ,.clinr ln tho local option market ana pr .- '
,r.,d Sc but speculation Wa> N"N tm- i"d 10Y i-
lfrlt.d fpf business '1t'ot- ". t" ~
,-,d. continued aIce and urm. hui unH0 I-'- 80 .
trAu ,,rI =, O44l, for l.ci trade lud a. 3 'Gt 'c
m >,s'~t elevator. steamer quoted A. a. '-' il i,'
,de and Al 9oIc ln sNnt elevator y" f''" 81" -t -t''
ti.t and o0tl.-. elevator a. N" = Mi>,Gi D" ''
T, t3lc. quoted iu export elevator ar .o, 10,
w~lilJ Nav uou4c. juno. '9''e ilc Juli lot1ti,
49,, Al til.r. oats Receipts li-ni anu ,l' .'.N
M ,r,. l, .ac, ~ under far o rae d, 1nG
Yl Mo-" "a ~ es5.. No VIut'. 3'~c3n. 90 'ip't
So rU,,s Gru and ia sc higher in -'m9tA WIN
80, X, . whit. NaY 3,,03''ir June 81 So
,.,i 2tLr. August 81 0J--- hHt.i H' -,
J.l,' 90 t.nn-tl l,1ni, creamery r>tra '. Hn, -
N" Sa = -. steady, blt quiet. Icnn~' l'"A' Hr'-, Ia
-. - trol.um firm. 20 ~" t'ci I'D ,'i' ,a 4 bon
,,,,G,u,'d Itc,ript--four. - 70 DDS anu -,,'
~ vnr,t 6 500 bush. corn. - ''" pn- ,oo' ,,,.n
ehiu"rft,- what 5000 bush, co'n ''.foo o''"
uat-, II. coo bush.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

who fanced her strongly refused back her when y
saw her work. The Decoy Duck llly did not start
FOURTH RACE-SWEEPSTAKE go EACH a, ocO
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

E,,ohl,n > Louisville tli-t basr ou ctror-- 31"'h
f,ui-, ,I' FIr-t ia-. balls Df DniF e. of tlr,l J
I,.n out Kr DaiIy b fhrt 3. Sacfh, h'
o.nricn. Doub, IIay--R RAYMOND Shmnick and FAVOR
simon and trfharit. Stolen base. weaver =. IlH !
I,Inpir-O 'Bllcn. Inr-l -.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22


JulN > ~ - 20 - -
sept mhrr , 'V , ' ,,. 80 -,
i..d 80 . -pr.l. rhra' 9i ipj-- 80. -lrnc what.
-5I--. SO . rd 9ff9j. 10. 'lrn 53'- 80 oit-.
81. No pa. 81. SO h1r.'s nominal. so htN-
ID II prime tlu,S4y 80 Fl 30 ia''- "-" p'F
,,i iarl 100 %. - r. short % I'D loI",
80, 20. dry .aitnd shoulders boN'd. - lu f9i 20
,rort dear -d,. boN,d - 1jl - - "hl.tf d lt -
''.t-6.t goods Der lni. II -. sugars un' hanged;
~ ,,i,-,. .,fs 3o,!3O,r: So. 3 whit. .oa-fi..
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

- lANNTRF>S. &c.-By competent per.
- son or A. maid to lady or growing cnll-
!Gen. or assist in chambcrNofk city refer.
cncc>. NJ. r.. Tribune Uptown ONCE,
.2tS BroldMaN.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Domcstie 5ituat,ons tuanlea
Females.

- IN ALTON wanted by nrst.class
- cook excellent city references. Ai.
dic.> VI. q. b., Tribune Uptown OhIcs.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

To,,I, P. 81 - . Total,....-... G2' II
B..o.i,n ............-.-.o q ~
I.0i -...ir - " " " " "
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-08
ADVICE To nOrHYRs.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethf II so,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. It's value is incslculable.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm,
mediately. Depend upon it mothers.
there Is no mistake about it. 1t cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, regulates the stom.
sch and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums. reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
tenn. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste. and is the prescription of one Of
the oldest and best female nurses and phys
sicians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world Price 2b cents per bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-08
THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.

W. D. Suit, druggist. Bippus. Ind -,
testifies: Il can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of rheumatism of ten years standing. "
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio.
aff1rms: The best selling medicine
have ever handled In my twenty years
experience. IS Electric Bitters" Thous-
ands Of others have added their testimo-
ny, so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of
the liver. kidneys or blood. Only half
dollar a bottle at Hartz & Bahnsen's
drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-08
woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made, and that, too, by lady in
this country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severests tests, but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months she
cougbed necessarily and could not sleep.
She bought Of us a bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption and was
80 much relieved on taking the first dose
that she slept all night. and with one
bottle has been miraculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write
W. G. Hamrick s. Co.. of Shelby. N. c.
Get free bottle at Hartz & Bahnsen
drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-08
He Came Out a Winner.

A couple of old salts met after a long ab-
sence and the following animated converse
ton ensued:
A.-Well, old man. how are you getting on .
B.-First rate. | have taken a wife,
"A very sensible idea
B.-Not a bit of #; she's regular Tartarl
A.-Then I'm sorry for you, mate
B.-There's no need; she bought me large
vessel as her marriage portion.
A.-Then you made q good bargain after
all
B.-Nothins to boast OF, l can tell you; the
ship turned out a worthless old tinder box
A.-Then Pm sorry spoke.
B.-Bahl you can speak as much as you
likel The old tub was well insured and went
down on her first voyage.
A.-So you got the pull there, snyhowl
B.-Not so much, mate; only got five thou
sand dollars out of the job as my share
A.-That was too bad
B.-Too bad! Nothing of the sort Wife
was on board and went down with the rest
Exchange.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-08


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That the dashing rich widow had mouopo-
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advised by physicians to seek treatment in a
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time lived with his wife and children are the
principal features of this absurd affair
The responsibility in case the parties are
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Is usual In such Affairs The mnlried narson
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bier named Joseph
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wife, and on the af-
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up behind Carr and
began TO shoot at
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tfNA SOiAs
Mr.. Green, may be
held to be insane,
and thus go scot
free. The woman,
W h o is divorced
from her husband,
m ay come under
the law which iu
many states holds
the unmarried per-
son in a case of
bigamy, who knows
the person he or she
narries to be mar
ried already, equal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-08

to the body, drew
one hand from TN
der it, and taking
a ring Of ono Of
the fingers, put it
on her own.
Finley was at
once taken into Gus
tody, and went to
tine Jail followed by
many friends. Dur
ing the evening he
held quite a leves
Of gamblers who
called to pay their
respects Finley y
claims that Carr
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-08

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uey Enterprise.
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and Carr fell forward ON his face. His ad-
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the first, or at least the first two, must have
killed him.
A policeman near by called on Finley to
stop shooting, and rushing up to him with a
drawn pistol arrested him. Mrs Finley went
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