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u)orh Wante0.

Males.
A DvERTlsER wants place on board
n steamer or sailing vessel 40 81 "a or
assist,n. steward Hi.c. Wiling and has
highest references In NcN-l or. ana fhllN-
drlphia; security II required no O9J' t!oi
u lone NOyagr. Address IL. e., -V1 SOHth
l0tn.st, Philadelphia -
GOOD VARNISllER aud POLISHEH
n Wishes cueavrmrnt In hotel, private OF
store. can make himself useful Naece low.
II. KLUG. 3o MauJer-st.. brooklyn. /. ID.
HOY wishes employment at any thing
a good references caA BE- furnished. Il.
W. ooi &d'a'c. -
CHRISTIAN young Engiishuaa, %. of
n good family, university ed"' %t"1. GUY
Imiuc d I'm ,ilcumotInce, d.siIr' honufab.e
employment; i, thcr. .n English lu1 OF
GENTLEMAN who VIII hrlp MIN trtcgtncts.
Addrcs. CHRISTIAN, "a .d-aNe.
rENMAN. temporarily unemployed.
n would wolN at copying. nnc addressing.
statement, OF anything where superior pen.
mnnship Il required beet reference salary
lirookyn.
a STRONG. willing young man. Il, not
~ AFRAID ~ work, wanta employment ol
any KIND. a. driver Gr la any depot. country
pfrfcrrrd best references II necessary. Nd
drpsr .. Il. EDEKEK. 237 East 1Jd st.
a MAN go. having good references
n wants employment In good house, Ad'
dress u. w, Tribune.
A SMART. tive Am, rioan boy. gentle
~ manly address. residing WIN pNrh =,
desires a position In u business housr wh,t'
he NAV advance himsrlf Address HOWARD
DRUMMoND. 30 Fulton-st
A BAKER wants situation as foreman.
n Inquire .ol Patchcn'aye', BrooAiyn'
I'd 1oor.
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

A FIRST-CLASS 4-story. 20NjjXl0o; :;
"A $50 O0o: 9Oth.st. STEVENS, 9th
ave, cor 93i.st
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Drcss making.

hKI>>N.KEKS do,lrous oi qualifying
~ tH.m-.lAr- o. expert aud reliable filters,
iuS--tIrnt, fhr Drummoud system. basque
pattrfus to special measurement, 81. Jo'
ttn.alr.. "a il0Or. front.
nKESSMAKTR aud -oamstress would
~ Ike 'n glgrmrnt> 40 - 30 pei DAY, oi
20 ~, of town iOr any lencth Oh tinle' Caii
or addtes, H. H.. 0s6 Gthayc.
EltSI.CLNSS FRENCH DRESSMAK IN:
L IRON FGlA. Paris; cutter ntter, hhish
want work b. day or month city or country
Address ApfI.lt lBI Mr,t 3jth-,t.
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Furnished Rooms


ETRNISHED ROOM t. 1T tor gcntlo.
nan only very I"asouall" price, pri-
vate house. $40 East l7th-st.
NORTH GRANEECY PARK, ~ East
y olst-st.- Handsomely furnished rooms
,D let breakfast N dcslr-d also iark p!lV-
lleg"-; reference.
oOII-SI. a. WiSI. near Broadway -
ZOLlfgc cool fo,m.. second Moor -. -
weekly; cony,nient pilncipa. hotis. feH-
auranis r"ntl 'mrn.
o. III ST. 49, West. mar Bro'dway ;
Ct hand-Iucly frfn.shcd rooms Tor ecn-
tlcMcn.
OtTH.ST.. 24D WEST D.,lrabl" apart
Of mrnt- 10 gentlemen in -tr!cNf phi
,ate family. cn suite or -!nsly Nr-t.cla,s
attendance: pleasant location.
OtTU.ST i9s WEST mar nIoal Nay.,-
ct Lazy aId sI.all rooms. without board :
tnrms u0icfl'".
- EAST uIIsT. mar -. Dennis
Of Hotel -Dt-lrabic furnlshci room. Tor
families. gentlemen transIents aceo oinio-
dated references. ---
an WI.~T 2tTH-ST In strictly .privat"
ZUf house hanr somr'v furulsh"d fo"in
a. one q so. an conNcnirncc'.
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Visible supply
Good Ordinary . ~ Low Middling 10 lolo
l.nnhl lIrd Middling u a

StFCt tiOOd Uldlndly...lO Mluuihs -"'''-''''''.
Opdons again dull and somewhat uhsel.lcu. - ~,
the clening changes unimpOrtan but lttyf III uc
GAY there free selling OF August which bI9he INa
wile other months ruled comparatively steady lO"tIu
t ciosc however August rallied points, ana new .oP
months lefL OF az points better than ycateuaA;
poo C,me and the crop news had Htue lhHutloc'
Saes 200 bales.
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Gcnrsyo ! ral Gsiate for Gali

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AGENIA LGR MONrC CLAlK.-Dwelling
"A AID L.llding sites for sale house, u
lot furnished or uniurnishrd. TCBBS 4
TAYLOR. , Bcckman-st.. y. Y.
4 NOTED STOCK FARM Of 500 acres.
"A Ia miles from village In Su-quohanna
county. Penn; -pring Watr bS gravity
70 second story of m1n,ion, three SO
buildings trout lak" ~ 80 acres two
orchards $40 0r0 T. fused for 10 IL years
ago; 20 close estat' VIII s,ll Tor - 600
rash aud ~ coo on mortgage. (FOlio j.0S7J
PHILLIPS * WELLS Tribune Building
II EAUTIFUL BUIIDING SITES. farms,
I'D residences. T.. c. WILSON. Pecks.
XIII. y. Y.
l. OR SALE.--In southampton Long IT,
h land. 200 acres ~ land. beautifully
situated between MccoN BAY and sag Pond.
having one and a quarter miles front on the
Atlantic ocean. and capable of being divided
into splendid villa Sits. IN flll Wow % the
ocean and with maQniicen' bach for
athing. Inquire ~ LORD, DAY a LORD,
100 broadway. y. y.
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Furnished honscs.

7 ONG BRANCH and MONMOUTH
IL BENCH.-TO let, .uIuislc1 cottages,
800. 5000 OtLci- Tor SAFE. WILLIAM
LANE, Long RfaBch. y. j.
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~ - - .n.har- 1G 80 hac.. las follows

rnrroY-Tbe spot market ruled quiet at UNCHANGED
rie sales 80 bales for export and 4o bales lOf con
u%non Port receipts, ice bales, against 3tl' 3eIes
bs Gay last week and 25G bales this day last year Orop
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Cash quotations were follows. Flour quiet and
changed so. -ing Wh at gs'-c So. spring wheat
-Oa-j'ir+ 80. I'd. 3t'-r 40. - Ifsi-r. 40
oIt, 3sa 3s-.r. so. rye jDLc No. ahey Gjc 80
! naN,e-d. II - prm" timothy -r.d Il l3i moss PORK
Jr hli sll 50. lari. pr 100 p. ~ l2l2 short ribs
.lde- oo., ~ -5atj 30 dry -lltd shoulders. boxed
- IS clear sides, boxed - 75dsJ 30 wnsk
1-tii-r- finished good-. p-f gai. e. ~ sugars
changed so whit olts, J9-a4Oc, No Whit oats
nnN.. Hs1I n3Dl,c. old 3Nc
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Domesiir 6llnatlons iUanteo

MAKES.
A YOUNG MAN ~ experience desires q
~ position a. attendant to invalid or Ageu
gentleman. Address r.. IL, Tribune once.
COOK Young man. Swedish, want work
y understands soups. meats ana pistI. I,
WAGES moderate; city or country. >S"uess
A. NJ, Box 20 Tribune ONCE.
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fOark uIanieo
Females

Females
TE YPEWRlTING. -- Architects specfca.
j tlons, play and manuscripts Of every
description neatly copied terms reasonable.
Miss MARY HOLDEN. Room Al. Lincoln
Building, Union square.
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domestic 6liuations Uanteo
Females.

A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
IA MENT HOUSE.-Good servant girls
and male help for families, hotels, boarding
houses. sc. city and country, lar and near.
Ready at the ROME Blu UREAU. 1873 9th.
ave, 4th house above 10th-st
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A SALESMAN, reader or other capacity
"A ia b0oksolling and publishing house;
cultured, experience In books, capable.
Address y. 5. ROGERS. "a NaDdam-st.
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A LII KINDS OF German servants, with
"A ilrst.class references always on hand,
Tor city or country. /. SONNENSC HHl Ms
Employment OAice, Is Sd-aye., near Sth-st.
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iDorli Wante6.
Males.

A YOUNG man, u, desires position In
"A Office or store, or as salesman Wiling
and Obllging hours no object. Please ad-
dress A. s., Tribune Office.
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~ URSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By young
~ Swedish girl. speaking English. rs
nurse To growing children and seamstress;
willing obliging and trustworthy; willing
Ia travel: excellent references from last
employer: call early. 3j7 4th-aye., 25;h
md oGfh sts.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09
Young Catholics Meet.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.--The sixteenth an
nual convention OF the Catholic Young
Mems National union met hero Tuesday.
Delegates to the number Of 100 we're pres
ent, representing about fifty Catholic socie-
ties members Of the union. The business
meeting was called to order in old Carroll
hall by the president, Rev. Father Lavelle,
rector Of st. Patrick 8 cathedral, New York.
In an address Cardinal Gibbons said
Some one has said that were he given
the making OF a country's songs he cared
not who made It's laws. would amend
that by saying that If l were given the
forming OF the character Of the young men
of the land would not care for the rest. y
He went On TO talk Of the prospects and
duties Of the union, and referred to the
plans Of work that are to be discussed al
this meeting, more especially the question
OF the formation OF reading rooms and
libraries He was frequently interrupted
by applause The union was welcomed
to Washington by District Commissioner
Douglass in a short address, TO which
Mr.. Keane responded.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09
IN THE POLITICAL WORLD.
A Earge Batch of Congressional and
Other Nominations.


NEW York. Oct. 9.-Ion. Roswell p.
Flower was renominated last night for
congress by the County Democracy and
Tammany Hall in the Twelfth district.
John Dewitt Warner was nominated for
congress in the Eleventh district by the
County Democracy and indorsed by Tam
many Hall Amos J. Cummings was re
nominated for congress by the Tammany
organization of the Ninth district and in
dorsed by the County Democracy.
The County Democracy OF the Tenth dis
trict nominated Gen. Francis b. Spinola,
and in che Seventh district nominated
William T. Croasdale, the editor OF Henry
Georges 'spaper, The STANDARD. for congress.
In the Seventh district Iammany Hall re
nominated Hon. Edward J. Dunphy for
congress. Ashbel z. Fitch was nominated
for congress in the Thirteenth district by
Tammany Hall and indorsed by the Coun.
ty Democracy.
Timothy J. Campbell was nominated for
congress- by the County Democracy Of the
Eighth district and indorsed by Tammany
Hall
BROOKLYN, N. u, Oct. 9.-The Kings
county Republicans made the following
congressional nominations last evening"
Second district, James Graham, Third dis.
trict, William c. Wallace; Fourth district
Andrew ]. Perry; Fifth district, John X.
Smith.
SYRACUSE, N. X, Oct. 9.-Wllliam Stitt,
Of this city, was nominated by the Demo
Gratis of the Twenty-ffth congressional
district for representative IN congress.
FONDA, n. y, Oct. 9.--At the Montgom
cry county Republican convention today
the Hon. w. Barlow Dunlap, Of Amster
dam, was nominated for the assembly, anC
| Daniel J. Devoe for county treasurer.
AUBURN, N. u, Oct. Capt. e. K
Burnham. of Newark, WayRs county, wa
nominated for congress by the Democrat
of the Twenty district. Capt
Burnham was also the nominee of tn
| Union league, a union Of farmers, veter
ans and union labor
| ALBANY, Oct 0.-The Republicans of tn
| Nineteenth congressional district nomin
ated Edward A. Durant for congress.
UTICA, N. ", Oct. 9-The Republican
of the 1wenty-third congressional district
at Boonville, nominated the Hon. jaime
s. Sherman for congress-; A. i. Robinson
of Greene, for the assembly, and Holdridg
4. Owen, Of Norwich, for county treasurer
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. 9.-The Repul
lican convention for the Fourth eongrel
sional district nominated Hon. Fred Miles
Of Salisbury, by acclamation.
NORWICH, Conn, Oct. 9.-The Dem,
cratic convention Of the Third congre
sional district nominated Hon. David {
Wells for congress.
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pAuLINE HALL,g oIAMoNos.



PHILADELPHIA. Oct 9--While Detect
ives Bond and Murray were in South
street pawnshop yesterday young man
entered with parcel and asked an adj
vance on the contents. Noticing tlse de-
tectives he hurriedly departed, remarking
that he would call again, leaving the par
eel on the counter. Tho package was
found 10 contain a handsome silk dress,
which tho detectives, believing it TO have
been stolen took TO the Central station,
where they learned that the chief had been
notified of theft of costumes aud diamonds
belonging TO Pauline Hall from the
Newark theatre Tuesday night Chief
Wood az once telegraphed TO Newark asx-
ing thnt some one come on to identify the
dress.
About p. m. Manager Stern, Of Miss
Halls company, arrived at the station.
lie identified the garments and asked
"Where arc the jewels" The police an
swered that they knew nothing Of them
wheroupon Mr.. stern thrust his hand inte
sleeve Of the dress and pulled out a silk
stocking rolled into a small ball. Unfold
ing this he found out before the aston
ished detectives big handful Il diamond
and pearl jewelry. Mr. Stern said the
jewels represented value Of S35.0sU
Miss Hall, he said, disposed Of her valug
bles Ia that apparently careless manner
in order 70 throw thieves. OIL the scent
Obviously the thief knew nothing Of tn'
dinmnnds
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THE NEMs lN eRlEE.
Condensed kilograms Gathered from VI
rious Places.

Condensed Tolegrams Gathered from Va
rious Places.
Micah w. Norton, adiudged guilty Of
the murder OF his housekeeper, Mrs. Anna
Colley, at Skowhegan, Ms, was sentenced
70 state prison for life.
Tho Bismarck memorial fund has now
reached the sum OF $4,000 The Berlin
Volksblatt insists that the cash shall be
handed to the prince instead Of being used
for the procurement Of = bust or other me
mortal
Minister Reid has explained to the
French government. by directions from
Washington, that the reception OF the
Count Of Paris Ia America has no political
Significance whatever, and that the United
States has the friendliest feeling toward
the French republic.
William Sprngue, Jr., son Of ex-Govern-
or William Sprague. Of Rhode Island
committed suicide at Seattle, Wash.
Only seventy.hve pounds OF flesh Of tn,
many victims Of the Dupont powder mills
explosion were found.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct 9.-Governor
Beaver has made the following appoint
ments: Trustees Of the Miners hospital,
Connellsville, Fayette county, L NJ. Reed,
DR.. 4. II. White, Charles Davidson, Con
neIlsyille; Peter Wise. ScOttdale; DIR. g.
w. Neff, MaAontown; l. $. Schoonmaker,
Uniontown; James @. Cochran, Dawson;
d, S. Atkinson, Greensburg, and James
MCGEE, Mount Pleasant Miners hospital,
Blossburg Tloga county, II. J. Laures,
Antrim: N. I. Neavlng, Morris Rum
Charles Tribbs, Osceola; Philip Williams,
Mansfield; Hugh Cunningham, ArnQt
jacob Jones, Blossbure; Hamilton B.
Humea, Jersey Shore; John Van Dyke
Daniel j. Jones, Canton, and William
Duncan, OF Buena Vista, inspector Of
mines for the Fifth bituminous district il
place Of Frederick G. Keighley, resigned.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

Boston, Oct IA large amount Of bust
ness was transacted at the second and last
days session OF the National Mule Spin
ners' association. The reports showed some
variation in prices, and the association de-
termined to take steps to establish a uni
form scale Of prices. The annual election
Of officers resulted as follows: President,
Harry Woods, Of Karney, N. j.; vice pres
ident, Joseph Bowling, Of Nashua, n. H.;
secretary. A. Moore, of Fall River, Mass.
treasurer, Thomas O'Donnell. and an ex-
ecutive committee 1t was decided thar
none Of the spinners would vote for sen
ators or representatives who had ever voted
against labor measures. The convention
adjourned to meet at Lowell, Mass, at the
expiration Of six months.
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aALFouR,s uNeELlEF.
He Says the Cry OF General Famine Il
Ireland Is Absurd.

He Says the Cry OF General Famine In
Ireland Is Absurd.
LONDON, Oct 9--Mr. Balfour, chief sec
retary for Ireland, writes to The Central
News as follows; II have, Of course, re-
ceived endless reports and communications
Of all sorts regarding the potato crop in
the west OF Ireland. No positive or final
conclusion can be formed until the pota-
toes are dug-toward the end OF October
but all testimony Of any value, and which
obviously is not doctored for political pur-
poses, appears to indicate that the cry OF
general famine Is wholly absurd.
Although in particular localities the
failure is undoubtedly serious, the meas
ures taken by the government win without
question suffice 10 deal with any real dis
tress which may be beyond the power OF
the ordinary poor law machinery to meet. "
Mr.. Balfour's statement regarding the
Irish potato shortage was issued as the re-
suit Of pressure from his friends, who de-
sired to use it as a cue for campaign work.
Mr. Balfour is expected to go into the mat
ter in detail in his forthcoming speeches.
1t may therefore be taken rs settled that
the government officially rejects the idea
that any distress exists except such as car
be alleviated easily and by ordinary meas
ures
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.--All of the horses be-
longing to the Castle stable were sold az
auction az Morris park. The prices real
lied were rather small, but thers WIS keen
competition for Diablo. Bermuda and
Thorndale. and this brought the total up
TO quite good figure. The details Of the
sale are as follows. Elmstone, 3, by Stone
henge- Majority, "A. Carson, $3.50; Elkton
3, by Eolus--H Helen, II. G. Myers, Sl,l50;
Hemet, 8, by GTinstead-Centinella, d.
Campbell, 500; Rainbow, 3, by lroquois-
Explosion, NJ Byrnes, 5000; Dalnshirs Lass
8 hy Daluacardoch-Yo Yorkshire Lass, H.
Byrnes, 5000; Diablo, 4 by Eolus-Grace
Darling. j. f. Campbell, 5000; Thorndale,
2, by Eolus-Lizzie Lakewood, G. i. Nor
ris, s., 100; Pert, by Glenelg- Silk Gown, M.
Byrnes, e65O; Bermuda, 2, by Bersan-Fair
Lady, b. McClelland, s., 800; Glaucus, 2, BY
Glenelg-Lapolka, ID. Gideon, 81 600.
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New YORK, Oct. 9-Mr. Meyer Jonas
son has just received a dispatch dated
Berlin, from his son, Joseph, saying that
the latter had been acquitted Of the charge
made against him by three drunken stu
dents with whom be had quarreled for an
insult TO him because he was an Ameri.
can. They accused young Jonasson Of
saying, II sneeze at your emperor" a
political crime for which the extreme pen
atty is ten years Imprisonment In Ger
man fortress. Mr.. Jonasson gave bonds
for his reappaarAnce aud came home. lie
returned on his fathers's advice, and wac
acquitted as above related.
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He sn.d III. nIother-In-Law.

OswEGo, N. ", Oct 9--Frederick A.
Thomas, one Of The proprietors Of the de-
fumes Oswego World and Of the Mexican
Republican, has sued his mother-in-law,
Mrs Ann Taylor, for $4,000 damages for
having alienated his wife's affections. The
suit has caused quite a sensation in the
village Of Mexico, where ailof the parties
reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are each
about % years OF age aud have been mar
ried but two years. The mother-in-law
charges that Thomas was cruel TO his wife
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

NEWARK, N. j., Oct 9.-The chief OF
police was notified last evening that eighty
two diamonds and other jewels, valued at
ei5i00o, the property Of Pauline Hall, the
comic opera singer. had been stosen from
jacobs thentre, where Miss Hall Is play
ing. The jewels were worn Friday night
and placed in trunk In her dressing room
after the performance. "Wednesday they
were missing. Among the jewels stolen
are o diamond cross, the gift az the em-
press Of Russia, and a diamond bracelet
presented by Queen Victoria.
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nrnrhle Cnttern orrnnIzo.

in session here effected a national organiza-
tion, electing these officers; President, A.
b. Smith, Of Allegheny, Pa; vice presi-
dent, b. J. Flanagan, Chicago; treasurer,
John McVey, New York; sergeant-at-arms,
II. ]. Allen, New York; executive board,
w. I. Keatine New York; B. ]. Flanna-
gan, Chicago; l. h Rees. Louisville; T. ].
Koenna, Milwaukee, and George Hem
ming, Brooklyn.
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THE WEATHER Is RIPE,
And our Stock of
Fall Clothing

Is ready. We can't afford to
play second fiddle, our position
is at the head of the column,
leading in assortment, quality
and modest prices.
Fall Suits of Black Cheviots
in Double and Single Breasted
Sacks and Cutaways, with lots
of other stylish garments in
Cassimeres, Worsteds, Broad
Wales are here and await your
coming. We have a whole
floor reserved for Overcoats.
To tell you the styles and
qualities, the colors and
shapes, would fill this paper.
Overcoats of every fashionable
fabric and shape, in light,
medium and heavy weights,are
here. Our Boys and Chill
dren's Department are well
taken care of and are stocked
with the best of everything.
Jersey Suits for the little fel-
lows are here.
Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
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nav Gets ! Dronth,s RespIte.

WELLAND, Ont, Oct. 9-Justice Rose
announced at the opening Of court that in
pronouncing sentence on Day, the Niagara
Falls murderer, he fixed the date OF exc
cution for Thursday, Nov. IS He had in
tended to say Thursday, Dec. Is and In
consequences granted the prisoner respite
till Dec. Is.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

LONDON, Oct 9.-The little town OF
Saffron Walden, in Essex, is the scene Of
much rejoicing over the safe return OF
young Pelley from Canada, where he is
believed 10 have had a narrow escape from
the fate which overlook his companion,
Benwell The streets Of the place are dec
grated, and the numerous friends Of the
family are giving the returned young man
q hearty welcome.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

BDDEFoRD, Me, Oct. Civilian Min
nehan was convicted Of manslaughter at
Alfred and sentenced to five months in
Jail. Last summer Minnehan while drunk
took his children out in boat To frighten
the youngest, little girl. he held her over
the side of the boat His hold upon her
gave way and the child fell into the water
and was drowned
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

OswEGo, N. Y, Oct 9.-while an east
bound train on the Rome, Watertown and
Oswego railroad was standing at the Mex
leo station last evening the crown sheet
of the engine blew out fatally scalding
Fireman Harry Hudson, Of Brockville, Ont,
and seriously burning and scalding Brake
men Martin Wells, Of Randallsville, n.
", and Andrew Hunt, OF Norwood, n. Y,
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

r Our readers who are afflicted with deafness
should not fail to write u Dr. A Fontaine.
81 West l4th street. New York City. for his
~ xonderful cures from prominent people.
The doctor is an aurist OF worldwide reputMf-
ton. see his advertisement elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

WELLINGTON, N. a., Oct. 9.-The strike
Of the New Zealand colliers has failed.
Thirty-four steamers of the Union COM
pany are running, thus furnishing en-
piayment to 1000 non-union men.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 9. Nathan
willett, farmer living near Norwalk,
has been arrested on a charge of murder,
he having killed II. 3. Woodward in An
derson county, Tex, seventeen years ago.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09
Kemp and o,Connor NIatched.

NEW YORK, Oct "A special cablegram
from London says that William O'Connor,
the champion oarsman OF America, posted
e100 as the first deposit in his match with
Kemp, which was arranged in Australia
The match is for goo side, and is to be
rowed in America In March.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

Municipal Court opened this morning
with Robert Cloud in the dock charged
with Fassault on James Roe. BE was
fined So and costs John Starr, drunk, u
and costs; James P. Powell, drunk, 81
and costs.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09
ZOE sALR.
nusINEss oPPoRTUNIrIEs.

-- = = -
TOR SALE.-ALL THE MACHINERY OF
Il a steam laundry Everything the most
modern and complete a bargain, Apply to
EOR SALE.-THE STOCK OF A SHOE
4 store. or the stock and business. Stock
all new. Possession given as room as sale Is
made The stand is in good locality. Ad-
dress G. this office.
UOR SALE.-A LICENSED SALOON
4 property Inquire of JOHN 7, DlCKE-
226 Market street.