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survivor. etc. Motion TO put cause on III
Anna f. Talcott ct al, respondents aS'' ''''
P"anle r> rel James C. FARGO. respondent
l,mc. : Murphy ct al, assessors, ",.' Tn~hn..
Gustav, Gricbel respondent, asi' '"S -
ter appellant. ,,i, ~ the Ero9klyn
Fl-vaicd Railroad Con p1ny. re pplcch'' - CIV '
itIe ETC. of land, of harle- VI. trv Watch Case
Allen G. Duzctt appellant, dG' RAMS
'o iibr "p!c * rci Iuguhotham. alpe,n'' a a''
Henry D. purloiy, ct a., Fire CONN" '"''''
Nariln y. Chase. respondent. az. N"'''" "''0'
Works CO.. respondent. suDmt'd; d,ctt.r william
Annie G Lcaib,ttcr AIT. y. H. Leaop''' l.
l. MH nrSy p TitLcr appellant, aFt core' Gilman"
N' FR,cdrrit CON- Respondent ae' Manhattan R''"''
Co., appellant -, ,,. ri,..s sion for TO- NOR ~
is Sos. 80, -. 80, '"0' io~' '''
IN the Second Division the following motions were
heard - ,.o,c Stern.
Jennie Y. BunncN appcii'"'' "S'
respondent. ,.., ~, Nathan J. Ncwwrtcr
An i g. Genet appellant and rSp'4TG nn Co. Co.,
President ETC. of Delaware ana Ii"uNo" ~
respondent and appellant r. rnoch NorCan's
William TaNlor, icSpoEdoh' "s'
IONS ia savings and Aid Associaon respondent
40, JoSn j. r. Read and another app,ionr' o,c Of
william II. Wood app a. -''''
New York res pOndcnt. SubHl't"i. . George W
THOMAS NJ. Peters respondent dH' 0
cIntnn impleadcd etc. appellant. ,, ot
mia A. Pcrclvel appellant. ana rcspVn",1"'' 'N'
Edward 8 Prrclval. respondent a"' ,in r Day and
Mary Clnif, etc, appellant "e'' ''
another respondents. .., n,,.isior for {,
The day calendar for the second DiT','Y- y"
morrow. is: Nos. 1873, l.l76, IDA ana lac
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,JASSING FOR 4 THIRD PARITY
r,RNERS AND THEIR ALLIES ISSUE CALL
FOR 4 NATIONAL CONFERENCE.
ro M HELD At CINCINNATI ON FEBRUARY q

ro Re HELD At CINCINNATI oN FEBRUARY 90
-sGGNERs FROM SEVENTEEN STATES
voreos city, Mo. Dec. 15-Thc third party move
inf which originated ~ the recent Farmers Alliance
Invention took definite form today, when the fol
,,,,io, call for a convention was given 10 the press
CALL. TOI; A NATIONAL CONFERENCE.
Topeka Kan, December l3.
whereas, In unity there /, strength, therefor 1t Is
r,bl that TIER" should be- union x all tne N'ron'J
nd or,an. zation, that stand ON common ground
~ h,, end the individuals from various states "hI'"
$500 h.r,to signed make thi, cali for a National Confer
- 70 be composed Of delegates from the following or
,at,on. namely: The Independent party the peoples
-. lv n, rrurcscntatiycs the Union LABOR party 10y
g., representatives, the late Federal and Confederate
,,,r bv their representatives the Farmers Alliance
pe Farmers Mutual Benefit Association Ut" o''l@'"'
Alliance; the Knights Of Labor; the 'oIof"u farm''
,foce and all other industrial Organizations t1t 'Po''
,h urncplr, Of the St. Loui1 agreement Of D'''nD'f
$50 Each STATE organization to send one delegate from
, Congregational Distr 20, and two rom inc oIa'' "
. and - IA district organization to s'Ih not less tp'
IT, d,glt,s and each county Organization not io'7 ''''
~ eegatr to chosen according to the custom oil cue"
.,tiye orsanl Iation, during tho mohth oil Jahuar''
,soi also that the editor Of each newspaper - h'.D'
n.d a. delegate that has Advocated inc
,i,e,nles OF the -. Louis agreement ana supported u"
r,reidat,. nominated thereon Ia le'O
,r d.4,t,- % meet the city II Cincinnati ONO on
,g,r the 23l day Il February, 1891 at O'Clock p M
M b ulft,o,c IT forming National Union party na'''
"lon ,aa Land and ,he transaction Of Legitimate
h,.irc.s I'm furthcr,ucc Work sirady btca" ~
ms VI ''r nam, in the goat ponu.u conflict
,'O1'.s ,h,, nn.t a,,ide VINO IN hi, county the
'c,e,e,,n-" the citizen OF the dollar"
,,lams-s. u RANSOM. Orellhs j. :. JACNSoN'
pre..Gcit G. /. y. A.
- ,r..,.,-- ~ MOR0AN HaIdv, GNOM =. LANG.
Nm" - ,r,Ttr-rsToXu ~ C.
LEY. H'""'' - ',.,'.rt,
California j.. n,. = .,XDtrS
f"rd"-". y Nv ,''' n..,. a. vnoT FIoiL
ooa'f W. - '''""'' '
| C"'- ,,.,. ..,,.,.,,, p..,,... ,.ity. NJ =.
.''. ..,, i,it.l Labor Na.o.,l COMMITTEE,
,.,p
= a. ''"' - ,.. ,, ,,.....,. .,.,,,.. IoI[Y
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DAVIS. NJ i.-r''+1t J'''' j. 49, '.> =, =.
NJ C.-.lce'; J. T. WILLIS. Jr4'Hh - "a ~
,l..t. K H. FRYE. Editor "lrdu-t-al mon IL 10
I'M ,.,',,r ..~,o. .o,forr.l-,. - and Others,
y,,,.nI,-w II wAKNICn.
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Lonl-am. }. j. Ia ,i,,i'r n.",L,,nr
LAMENT. ArNandila L. j. N'''l''.''. - ,,,,~,t.,,
N.h.,,p-E l. IKEVEIICk, JOHN ". PoIil'"
1900,
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CLEAEED.
.. 1.E = MONUMENTS OF srEANERs.


SOUTHAMPTON. Ucc IS .Afr.v"l s'"l,ncr WeT" t"'p
p.,... tr,,u N. s. pr. AZ pr1. dtd % ti'il.
,.. 1, su.cl steamer -p."r ter. "iNs'roo;. rom
u,,,,.r IN ilrf 20 Ne" Nufk
49,. IA 81, H.~ w,s 10 SrFNnrs. ,,,.
D. ias,os.. steamer NhcNI .'eli' i''""'s'
,r'r, %rw 10, ou her aIl % HlmhuiE IT,,
mo Ptsstt ,tchucr IAii''m tp'''. i"'N''' ''''"
,.r,,. YORK On ,cr ~, - AMT 'rttn $500. H.,
Nv sg"w p,cls ARRIVED, steamer state OF Nevada tbrl'
",,1 bee 4: -ul, steamer crystal ,c siannlrd. Tor
Ne YORK ,...o. n.,.~,,-,,,,.for petsrse,
from Ncv.N OK On he NtF Z" ti'uOurE
w. rs Iro II -lilr steamer Bo,krnnA BAY tBri LON
g,t
rorTFRDAN Dee IL sailed St''i''t ''P-''"'"' N'
H.,..,r for New lorh.
vi ,e,Eo bee 10 Arrived steamer scanda 0ior K'ph
""' sai.cl steamer Marsha Gcr. Mass Tor Ne"
iorA ,,..,, ,,,.,.t .,.,r,.r \nr.e Dam Kuud
an NrN.N0ik ,va.,h
head ipii Saw h"It L.. 1..rr,s
AliF-. DC - ArIFed' steamer .N'N''" W. ''''
frnnl Wv lOfA
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cornr C,IN.XD\RS FOR TO-DAY.

suIfme rlNBc,ore Andrews. J-Mo'on
c'nds, NCs 70 81 fSi iSIra InrFa91m
phcc. So IslS 2IS s; 3 31' faf if &Os 2s si
2 a 1ioS s 9 49, a. 1907 72S COS 1918 1872 lcS
supreme TsWr 51o IinS''FG Ss H'f Tea
5 Mo "A M ass go cS2 iSea i2G ,.,,o,, l.
SuISsy SSss4 s,q g-ai' elrs $3.50 279
Ssi2 $50 322a 6l6o 2lt2 2ls2 7oi 200 20 ''''
2iC5 2iSS 52 3iS2 IL ncfore Lavrcncc IA
i5;s lS2o o l3ao 3 SS2 :s5. l S lo5 5d5
2cs, ee96, G59; 2G1s 70 : TT iIB.ior ornen J.
yo suI .Gs ,5d $50 AS 2s 2a5 2t 5'S!
'i sarTs ly aas sSe! F'''s a da
5S6 "a. %2 III, ,.i III nl lias ~ ss,-N.n ,r
70 Fl E,SS ,SaS:'' T ss al E S, ,,aa
b1 pcc,6ra RoacSc Mary Morarh 10
superior Court--0rndal ldn-"o'oDfH'u ''''''
D. sl5ntlrl,r C,uit-spcca T,rm-Eeofc Tir'N' J.-No'
80 s @go cour,rrs Tror 1B-o5e pgf10 4 4
49, S i'TI tout|Ira T,rn-par II-AdOuned o' the
tern sqpre. TcErs FL I -d go o os 9ia
Common PlGs-Gcacral Tcrm-Ad.oufn'o uh'' pe't"'
Der common r,a.-srocia Tcrm-Bcf're bi'eh'h' D.
NO cOnnon pica,rqqy Tern n'elr HooEs'nr'r J.
Nos. - : 20 e. y p, ,5 i'r.fs1 Alien. j.
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common j 'es>-Iii' T. .-4-r' III-h'''f" II o.
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Motions. ~. ~. rfo,, Van week D.
yo. ~ 1893 1850 II.s i3s lSe 1861 1874 1898
ia; 100 379i 5oSs. 1873 To- ,- .., ,..t.h
yo cry I,S9 1s l5' i.i I s - 5So a. ga 9da
Ci,y CcurTie Par. .H.oc ss ,Gsz 1919
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if0I 1000 40 lIC-. liG9 l'5i - -, ,,..d., T.
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IT, a. C9 - oy,i and Terunor NGoqrg.l ~ D. t''T
,.d .rS,an 3,.trl t.Aucn.T po'is-No-. b. u }"
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$50, ..,e:,u, BlstrcrAltofn~, B'tiord-No-. J {" D. y"
'1S' y. o, Gc..rlI S-,-on,- pa lII-Beioie CoNna j.
end A,>ls,sn; D.-r.Df-tttorre' b'"s"'-N'' 70 - '
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.,.o.dinc 90 cents per thousand c"o'c icct.
ga, at Zoo COMPANY resisted the proceds o" te s,Hp
that had accepted an G@l of ga '' at 81 isa per
TO- ~ p Fh sadeo he'd that the contract o PGi~Gcn
tie city and Re "a e.mH"96y e " ey to i@air or in any
- .rcct lv the fIrulcr Wul""'''
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nINiArTRE ALMANAC.

'opNl
sun ri,~,7 II SETS go M.on '"t, 9'apm No'n'S'F
f.-ti " MIA
4 u--~ar.,y TOO, a. - t;,y l,l,rl lul4l il" GGN 90
r. H--s.nl, opA l. - ,iov ltAri II u'n'''a. Oil
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WHILE LAWYERS ARGUE, TIE BOARD ACTS

WHILE LAWYERS ARGUE, TIE BOARD ACTS.
The argument upon the application OF Edward
Henry. as taxpayer. for an injunction 20 restrain
the Board Of Electrical Control from modifying tIe
contract of the Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical
Subway Company occupied the attention OF Judge
Truax in the SuplrlO, Court Yesterday during inc
whole time that the court in session. EIlu hoo'
appeared IN place Of Joseph H. Chc;ie for the pam
tf and associated with him William Il. Puthcv'
ex-Judge Kelly. b. +. Ein~tcn ana Paul d. 'F"N''h
On the other s.Ge wclr Assistant Corporation 'odSeI
Dean William y. Cohen. Edward Lauici"ach ana
Charles Day Frederic Il. C'udcrt wa absent.
The history If the subway trouble was rp'"ci anu
the Objections made which 1--we ncen made hc'''' INC
Board of Electrical Control! tha II the PROVISIONS % 'o
proposed contruc, wc' caricl ont they "o&d result
in giving some companies special mch:'ie-' 10 We
dctIim,nt OF othcr companies. The argument VIII D"
continued thi~ morning.
Tie Board of Electrical Control met at the Mayor
Office YESTERDAY and pa~~i rr.oinonS that the exist
ing contract with The oldatcl Telegraph ana fl"'
tric subway Company had be. me irefectua ana III"
II mu,. give 2 new bond fer $1,000. Tie BrNi also
cccaic! i'm favor O. the propo.'d division o. tnc sue
w., WORK lc,Ho,n the Consolidated ana the EHlpFc
CoL-,rIc.i'l toluat1"-.
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The fastest and safest ln The world between
NcwI YORK and Wa-inr''1 Va Jef%y Genital, B"ad.nc
H. and Al tl- rains N"-t.hGlCd heated rs
s,au and Lighted by pnts,h 2as station loo, u Lab
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THE COURTS.
ADDRESSES BY ATToENEYGENEHAL NiII'iI
MD CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER"
N HONOR OF JUSTICE MILLER.

ADDRESSES BY NJ iNI.l .''I.N'+'''H ''''
MD CHIEFJUsT1CE FULLER.
W,.hrctou pee. 15-Thc rc-olutoa aGop;cd bS
the Bar If the supreme court the death Of Jn'''e
samuel f. Miller W,is to-day presented t. the 'ouFt
ny Attorney General Ni.r ard brief romdfI~ Ne'o
made I'm cu.ory Of the lead Justice la pr, ching INC
resolution, Attorney .G,ncial Nl,or sad: Inc ave
Justice wa fortunate ia tie tine ard place oil h''NN
NECESSITY compelled and an indomttblc SP''' '"'
PEELED him t. make h, own way. When 'u''''V
Miller a,cciIcd the bench political earthquake wa.
shaking the f,uud,toa> Of Government officiating
OLD Landmark. To safely guide Thu. t't Wc'"e'' '"
most sensitive branch of the Government '"'""~" "
the roubllu, tm., THAT followed 80 th'l o" G O.,,
hand no Just power OF the general Government 80
be lost aud Oh The other no Just rGht OIL SC'' VI "
a citizen should be .acriiccd, va, ta7i worthy "a inc
best effort, Of the greatest jurt, and most "oFU"N
has the work been done. Others. perhaps had h'o'o
cultur, more legal learning. none Adu H!OTo Fe"i
wisdom Intelectuay a, we'll Is morally he was
Iugscd, robust. simple and always honest
Chief Justice Fuller who responded, NaId IN part
"When Justice Miller took his scat the country Wa
In the throes of interncCne conflict; when his eyes
closed IL was upon "a happy, prosperous ana nhlted
peoDk living under the form of government ue'iNco
BY the fathers, the wi dom of whose fabrlc the event
had vindicated. Great problems crowded TOT sou
ton the Suspension Of the habeaS corpus the JurSu
ton of military tribunals The closing OF the ports Oh
the insurreco uary states the legislation to uphold
the main nerves. iron and gold by which war moves
In all her cquipagc, the restoration OF the pre-
dominance of the civil over the military authority :
the reconstruction measures; the amendments TO the
CONSTITUTIONS involving the consolidation Of the Union
with the preservation OF the Just ana equal rights Oh
the sates-all these passed In various phases under
the Jurisdiction Of the court; and he dealt with them
with the hand of a master. His opinions. some 700
in number were markei by strength of dcti0n Keen
sense of justice, and undOubting hrnneSs OF concu
SION He had that true level instinct which quaiihed
him n arrive very right of Gauss and to apply
settled principles 10 it, proper Disposition While 10
courage was Joined an integrity and simplicity thit
always commanded respect and generally carried con
victiOn.' , go
The resolutions, which the Court ordered spread on
the minutes, oppressed the profound loss which inc
members of the bar felt and THAT The Court, the
country and themselves had suffered in tho death 81
IN stscs Miller The resolutions further spoke OF inc
high character of the service, of the dead jurst ana
OF his adur,4he conduct in the discharge Of his duties
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ATHLETES ~ BOX AND URhS1Ah'
THE l. j, +. CHAMPIONSHIPS TO TA"N rLN0N
THIS WEEK.

THE A. A. L. CHAMPIONSHIPS ~
THIS WEEK.
,,in,, championships TO be held
under ,,e ,.,p..c, Of the Ama'cH. A''.,''I 'o'
rr,l.o 10 b, ui.usua,ly interc'the' ,.rai, ,,',,
a. ,''' IN =, rnn # the Central Turn lcIc'H nan
,..,.,,n. ,,i,nt and the finals at 'llo "C"'p''''"
r,rr-, uouse on sturdy night Inc -, az
uo,y on ale at \. q. epahlnS ~ rha ,'o,a,,
and nj the Metropolitan opera Ho''c, Inv .n'ss
for the preliminary boats can u
sporting lines No. - TArA ho"'
I yiallo weight To- po"Hds NJ, !; Ne.
Aul.n., Bridge A. g. D. D !. yan Hontcn, W. 5.
y. Ca!lan National a, ~ c.; T. Cah >. A. a. {.
H lea 2 Mis' Nean h'dS' Co. ccs yi rnn
cIton l. ;;,,nru,. p. A. C.. T. Mckcnna' star ~ G.
r Cahnl :. \. y. e. o,,nd. CHARLES = Roberts,
yc SpI l1tcn w fc. C. p Holland Sew Haven a. c
D. l. McVeish standard A. C.; :; ;,,,a "
G. w. ~ % I,r w, = j. c. j. Malon, star 4 C F.
~ Le2Gsp q. c. H. Nch Acorn y A. ). Collins
' asa,a an weight 10; pen"&ID, %HrH@ 4al M l.
W Horallan. kdge A. e. j. , H. * - T. C.: j.
kelly W c,; +, a. e.: Il. Eico. varuna y. C.: j.
Moore Varnna b. G.; II; W; 't MnrnfH p l. G..
J. + Rr%p, TA H. lIS poand,E Wcaon. nro'Nyn
l. c.: l. Kelly nrdrc A. c.. b. NUM- W1s w pcr g.
T?hh RcHn" & !. l. C.. G. Burns. National a. ca, ~
FrclGe Star l 6 T. ThomP'9" ;. " WlI,q Fraser m
rasc A. G. =. T. GcaNon' NsiiGnsl o a. = standard
light wcight. l35 pCund'-W Mo'hrl' 'd G'n ~
C H. j, N'H' J,rry sullivan, clinton \. g.; !. Rice
vsruna ~ G. H. nvcr, National \ N T, Lp,DS'
| II NJ Iced, Atlantic City \. G.
" WRESTLING
Bantam weight lo' pounds II. !. E9ie E'IG 1,iy
\ ~ q F:2r'" er,, n D. E- N l. G.. e. Gar&
5 A. g. :. g. = ) lehcr Wll9m.og !, 4 A,. A
Feather weight 10 p9 Gnnis, e 81 G',la,r.
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Far Euv1tou's celebrated furnaces, hot watIr
ha,,.,. u,-wo.c hes',ts ma rlHEr~, - % ud
ny iOE KEAOL 60. 2o1 and 20 Wstef.st
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HENRY 4 DANIELS. II. L

D!sca.a. ~ f. t,rtuur -f--.m t"nfot r.narv Or.M'
im"o, ,ncr au. a,cfDl'f. ''hf. to J. " D.
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DnNor WANT tIi >E,\ -LNEN SKIN
Use Co-n,l.- i,llou to.nttc soap. N'd 'N A N"'''
- cent a ,a.'.
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ARGUING TIE BURDEN IGDN COMPANY CASE
Troy. y. y. Dec. lJ.--Ar@1mcnts IN tc c1." q
1. Townsend Burden a. .iust james \. Burton. JOY"
L. Arts, William Irwin. x. Irwin, IL, and The Burden
Iron Company were h'o'd before Justice Edwards h.,
III, CITY today. The plaintiff vas rprcs'n'c lev
Joseph H. Choatc, OF Ncw-Yo7k; Judge Countryman, Of
Albany ard Henry \. Kins, of Troy. For the DC
f.ndan.s appeared Il. \ lamrnter and Levi smith. ~
Troy and T. Cowcn and James c. Carter, al New ORR
The ACTON was brought for the appointment Of r.
ccivcr ard the dissolution Of the company on Docen
her % ie,s The morning session # the court va
taken ND WITH the argument Of NJ PHfh"ncr Tor th'
defence VI PaImenter declared that tie net pr0ft'
OF manufacturing 10y the COMPANY for seven wear
and 81, MONTH, had heen ~ 1890 and t' 'onp'n'
received for Interest on stock held by il 'io@ oA IA
total nc, profit. being a23o0OO3. The capital st'r'
Of the company IS 42.o0o0"O. divided into shares .
m OO3 each. Nr ramenter -a.d That Inc prNol
slovcG that ne; dividend of - per ccit on = VaI
j'al stock c4 SZOpoor1 was q suil,len .N'u,h.pn -
rhN rlaiuttir', c.ar., aha; the df>lcdntN nat con
sp'rnl 10 hr,ld u9 Other concerns ~ when l"N are u.
oiv.ua}y in.cJc-trl. a. the cNpn-e 81 t'c hUN' y
Iron (pMuouA.
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Auy orc can take tar'"rs IdtNc Liver rHs'
The, a. ~in1'.. - t"'''. 10 '"'''''' wv i'
OF ~ pns Ate taHilR
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
iUork Unnieo
Females.

Females.
4, CORRESPONDENT or CASHIER.-B a
/ - Young iai' from 'Ac country; refer
! snrf~ and security given. X. :. Bon 10
ir.Ifn. 'ir'.
l'ITIrR-N position a. nttcr and
L d's cn1r hr lady o. long cNpen'neo
in one col th' largest nu-f' in NrN-l 'rA
tlfv. l'-t reference. Adde'S DESIGNER.
HnN 90 lfiiunr or.rr.
a ApY with 3 years o1ice experience dee.
u .Ifs- position good typewriter and
familiar with .'enosraphl wis- si.. ref-
,itnr... Nddrc-, KILl ABLE. hoN lo
,rlbuno oni,..
q, o. EO.tNrip.R and TYPEWRITER
- would ilfc pf-'fion ambitious earnest
rDraer. mriNNtk. Ifitrnc once.
81 NODHArulN and Ii.IWKIrFH.
- l'r 'oung lady. in ln~urlnr'. law or
commercial Office. salary according ~ use
rin"--. Adde'S L.. car j. W. Douglass.
Hl Hr"tman-st.
s,rLNoGEAPuER and TYPEWRlTEH.
- Ey tnuns Lady i- "NpNtirnc'd r1n
take not. from dIc'a'ion on tyUfvfit' r..
'fdre-s a. G. g.. Iri'mn" once.
~ YrEWEITTE iccinncr bf q Young
l lady. weii cfrca'ed falr "''nograph
quick at rgrr vi.tr. rard business
',nd Address LYALi. si2 GroenNicH.et.
x.,A ANIl.r udile...ri woman general
W hou.rvori: 1n.i-r ur0i,ri'l r.
mile. iom cry. u, fo *li. r"fcl nee.
I'o.tonico 30, lSi. Mount Vernon. y. y.
4SrANrED. phol. ternr. h' competent
w upholstered 20 PRIV g." rr-'i'h'.. lit
b. country. Aadre-- JOHN kOpP, - Pike
50. 3, fsfc cr"r-.
isTANTaD. 49, a young lady preparing
w T. teach. q Iosltloi - clerk In -uu mrr
lot.l fmountaii - s,a -.t,n dulnr months
II July. August ani = - "ll.f. Adde'S,
j. D. 80 Ogdcn-.f.. Orange, y. j.
XOIfNG LADY would Ike writing
evenings. also Saturday AFT noon.
Miss H. LEE 30 Ea-t @sih-st.
" OF 81 girl wishes position at addrcss-
Ing envelopes or handwriting or any
kind Address WRITER, 203 Lexington
ave.
NOtr NG LADY desire position ~ ~ -ist.
( ant hooklccpcr or cashier; experienced
Good references. Address \. u. C.. Box
% Tribune ofllce.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
tiliscellansous

ID UTTER from "A gentemans private
ID dairy, nom tn" finest registered COWS,
will Dc supplied 70 ffst-clas. families AZ 30
cent, per pound na;uIa' color ard not
handled in th" making. Address JliPLJ
BUTTER. Tribune Once.
EONSJ Ml'iION can De- cured in Il month
y II the patient can walk mile. can
WM. :. WOEIlllNGTON. i69 iih-aNc.
INKE'S Home Parlor Nanor Bath Ap-
paratus cures colds influenza. rheu-
matb III and mllarla also a luxury for the
healthy 10 harirns the system. ,lso 3d-aFc.
" IOLONCELLO waated for two weeks
with view TO purchase state lo"c-t
cash price. Address {. C.. N5uho once.
w ANTED.- Secondhand sidchoird large.
w oak or walnut. give Dimensions. iull
description and price Address 4. u. C.,
I'oN : Tribune Ohice.
ty1 NNTTD.-Sccond-h hand cylinder or roll
~ top desk IN good condition. Address.
stating size and price. DESK, L. o. Box
Go. Ncw-YOfk.
IL, ANTED-A secondhand billiard table
w in good order. ~ by .. Address
l.. J. THOMAS. : East i7thst
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
domestic 5liuailons iunnle(

Males.
4 TTENDANT.-E a respectable attend
"a ant with years experience In charge OF
insane p1ti.nt- would like position In
care Of an invalid, aged or Insane can give
GOOD reference. Addrcs, J. s., Central
i,lip. l.. l., y. Y.
DrrI.ER or WAITER. BY single
ID middi~-ng,d mnu; ia private family (.
rood reference. clty or country. WIN. ARM.
,TEDNI. .o5 .d-aN'.. tnp floor.
DitlIE.. ~ u.osot tehly competent.
I'D sober and willing iudn. IA pr at" fam
M, best care of silver best city rofclcnccs.
address IT. g.. Box :, Tribune Uptown
once. .23S broadway.
- UTLER and vALET.-I,y an English
ID man; best city references. KEMP,
iOl Sth-avc.
NOkCUMAN.-B nrst-class single man
Y understands III, business In all particu-
lars; city or country; competent Gig driy-
er and not afraid ~ WORK; np objection to
good. steady country place; excellent city
references T. W., 102 'Wess 4oth'sts
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
6srsrs ano Carriages

~ -
A. s72. 3;i. $40 BROOME-ST.
tTEGANT CNKkIhGi.S oi the best Glass;
STSPENSION NICIoEl ~.
{ G SPRING NICIORlAS,
LIGHT VICIORlAS.
T Caas Two Whcclers, Landaulets,
Mail PhaetCns, Pau Carts, Landaus'
stanhope Gigs, Village Carts, 0mnlbusss,
cOiTpf G.PASSENGEK ROCK Always,
EXTENSiON FRONT,
WAGONETTES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
on BUCKHOARDS.
Oak Surreys, Oak Wsgons, OAK luna
bouts 2-pas,engcr BuckboaIds 3-passeneer
Buckboafds, 4passengcr BuckhoSrts. Oak
Do.-a-D Dos. OAK Dcrbics, Oak PhAetons.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
Single, Duals, Triplcts, al kinds Of springs;
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND AlNI
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES;
Agents for Brocket \ futile Co. listG
ROAD WAGONS. Light VEHICLES,
Doctors WAGONS, Surrey Wagons.
Ladies' Phaetons, Vis-a-Vs.
Light Stages. IN. top CabrioletS.
Spider Phactons, Contractors Jobs.
Pony Pha,t tons. Saxon PhaetOns,
Road Wagons, Fancy Vehicles
MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KINDS,
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest and most dyersih.d as
sOrtmeEt of Carriages In the United states
OVER 232 DIFFERENT STYLES.
LOWEST PRICES FOR rROMP! 1ASh'
Don't purchase a carriage in town
or until You pay Us a visit.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAHEROOMS
IN THE WORLD.
OVER leo ox,r
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES AbOVh
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
AGENTS WANTED.


4 -WILL BE SOLD. on account Of III
IA health eight sound. serNiceable horses
iitable for farmers or any business road
h)rse. trOt~ in 2.iO, sound ana che1P !,
Brewster sidcbar top buggy pair lsrse
II arcs, sore from Use on pavement thirc
5 It's light harness. good order; liberal piice
paid for board n carriage team Tor slN
f5onths in country. Inquire Of groom Az
owners stable - Fast 3d--t.. near Bowery.
$40 WILL buy good work horse slOo
A.two mares. both with foal, weisht
200 n; my road mar. Stella sllHhlf
brewster buggy, &C. cheap pair horses,
quite sound 10 days trial. PA West
3lst-st.. near 7th-ave.
II ANITY SELLING OUI and going
J. abroad oHcr at great sacrliice, IshI
stylish coupe, Rockaway, cost 500 used
plonths also elegant lady's loop front top
PONY phaeton. harness. &c. Il West 44ta-
st., private stable. rear.
CTYLieH Young road horse fast siX
- wears old perfectly sound lent
phaeton. harness. sc. Address WILSON,
124 West 49th-st
wv ANTTD TO BUY.-Onc team we'll
w matched dark bays and one team
vcll-matched dark chcs;nuts not over nv"
rears old: 15L hands high high knee
action and black point. sound and g9oa
travellers Call with full particulars nc,
tween 3 and ; D. m. JOSE. MIN LNDI-H
& CO. III Poarl--t.. Nev-Notk.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
Furnished Gonscs.

A BARGAIN.-One hour; Shippan Point; /;
"A 3 fully furnished houses
: rooms and hath................... 81 900
20 rooms and b1 .n...........-.....-. 600
40 rooms, on beach. .-..-.-. -.--..-- 81 900
DALEY. - West 35th-st.
ITO LET. I;hNisHED. at ThIoeg's
i Neck. fohting the East River and near
the Country club; country seat with 80
acres lawn. c.udtn and meadow house.
modern hu.iG. WITH furnace. water and other
couNcricnce- sewerage perfect. stable for
10 horses bath house and boating facilities
perfectly hrilfhv no malaria. Apply AC-
CT USTJS TAB-K. Hti Eat 10Th -.
ITO LEr.-At Kcsne valley Adrondacks.
i furnished cottage. pleasantly located
rli.. $50 for IN. season. Adcrss~ VI. I.
DUNlIAM. 10 Prospoct-.t.. H'fiiori Conn.
ITO LEr-IIand>omc Queen Anne COTTAGE.
Ocean Beach. y. j.. - privat" family
only: upper and lower piaz7aS overlooking
ocean Lake and river; large and woll-fur-
nishcd bedrooms. parlor. two dininc-fooms,
Laundry. detached kitchen corner property.
1OoNl5O. with stable. &c. rent $50 see
photograph. OWNER ~ Iialsfy-st,
Brooklyn.