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oAuA
ncuasv. Via. Mach - "A Gvsss ars
v rNeiee IN the tsssWsaia nine ssA
tA~ssas heavy lsa % prSyssSy lrW
atNssA rrss~A n Ne bsrNlae ntoaI
have vssisA~d- All efforts = asay Ne
fs@es have rsov~a sasscc~ssssi
A. s.cat midAlsAt a~ ~as d~isSsver~1
II Ma . shaft 81 third levi In sL~ der
nsaia mine. The aisrw sss quietly
given Ia The force II ules 81 ~csk In the
aias. bat In spite ef their eRests ~
esrap< Eve Of The mea ~ cork h~s~~es
the hfth aaa sixtA levels 10 the name
shaft were cut on TIE men an Janice
ThomaA his soe Joseph Tkomaa HusA
Waller. Jsmes Salilvss and Villas
1Asks, Gil mlnssa
The ar~ buvM~d Aescsiy ssA scen hand
lis ~sy sc the surface and Destroyed the
shaft house and threatened the engine
and boiler Aoas~. The entire t.m ,-sries
Of tho shaft ed root In that part 81 shs
mine gill doubtless l~ destroyed
A. socn - ID became kWcNn that ssv-
erNl men ~esc 10 the hafninS shsft
~s~archins pastirs ~sr~ ~orgaaisvd and
~ns In the m.sc ~ rvscse The missing
men or 10 nnd their boii~A WALES
came IA The surface cscs sad ~r~tssned
10 lock fos HE rssn pss,ca end thes~ ID
no doubt that Ae saRors,ed ssd foil
down tho shaft
Tue lcAtea ~ Thcmas asd Ais scs
~er~ foasd shortly bescr~ scca - shs
fourth level near No , shaft Could
they hsv~ gone s~saty.ass hsst fsssAs,
they vouiA have lses saysA.
The loos wiil vrseh about oio4 90
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

oassss Vie vs~ssssA WNssvsss . ussas
ss.ss b 60 ~ s~ssA
icef aasrvd, ~,Ae.vsl iscs,as y~ess
nAa Oh" fave every ~.nd~ssi~~ .t tsa~s
. crank ~ sEnae ~sa csnse issc . u s,svs,
wssir steve swd said =. shs eisss In
atsrndsac~3
"rher~'ss Little rls--e ~ sss,e ! ss~,
that cAn', rvnemt~r The sss. ", ts'
~ ss-s liz. THE
'1nlsls-i..s ts-ia.AsAss'
Trak.~
Il don't kn.s ~hss Yea meAs sis.
sa,d the oi~ts. 80 hv t-sw, . HING
sni ri,yins ras. IN the yeuas msa oh"
t~s, ,ar air ~,ih zoe ss,a, nss~t, ~t,le
hs ~eat ia
"frs IL ;.' Il Il IL 10 - tee zee 10, IL
lAi-
Il deaf understand. ale"
"lsnts Well Listen eas ssul issss
yoa saosh-s tar ~ ~ Noa tsss
H. u s>~s hAe thls 1sA 10 To- 10 10 "a
Va rs 10 loo We IL lee he ta Ne be
hi~so sraie~ ,rs ~ Thrfv. nee. I'D
yea hesch 30 =. that"
No I aidet-
We'll, that's aue~t May 10 ! ahAa,
e~s n Jass stsh. ea, ! kae~ he, this
nrs, II u 4. I've 10 10 IL, 10 L' IRE 10 u
is' ua lee, Sea ~, ssy shiss hAs
that"
II aca's ksc~ n ~ have
We'll. zoe ssps~.siaf yca ham ever Z
fr~ ~ yoas ls,ss, soass ssa ~stl ~, o.
u thA, CAV
The .l~fA, ~, hssiss ,seW rsti h
naks en- ,a,e, 1T hims,f, declined ,sss
6sss In the ire 10" eossassA saA shs
seuld.b~ sss,cwsS sess q ,@ssmsssss
"Tvalai I've laia' Tss.i"si tie he
he W-odre ur-i dee, 1rsise-is As
ks'"--tktrst tr~s l'rv~a
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

scs 81, ,ao~si ssln,s saj bsusass, psssy4cs
blot i~~. esvruess ssj ssio a,ssSs<s VI
esevs ham. ssd saia,s. 10 tH ttcsvr
ootisn Medical tnsceS.y A.ssuass,s ~
guarantee from . tu~isnesibts husis~s,
haas- ~srvss,s u W t~s.sAt ~ cote. az
usobst rsfasAS~t
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28
s.s v,~.s..A via ~. sss~s~~s..s

Niss Tses,y ~igh, ,eoylsl u hsi .
ssrsaS~ drvAm the c,her nlsh,. NJ ts
r~ysisf. dreamed Only ,hiaA' that
you aud I ~.r- psr'cd sna 90 sus ~~A'
ding ,car Nea dat kue. no. rssi B,
seemed. Ind yoa drvsm The ssss
thing. suDs
No ttrmiyl- Nc. Miss T..s,y .ish,
did not In tact ! hssest he'd the
Nightmare nos 's . sN~i many Ysas. 4.
>ancrsiiis icurnsi
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28
APPROXIMATIONS.


eoasooUe WoWsey eAseo e~0S et9ueoo -
osessssssA ApVe~Vstsss~sa.
wAsWiSatoS. Msrh 2L-WheW The
Blair Educational bill vas hiring Als
cu.s~d yesterday senator uswisy In
. brief speech opys~ins the hill r~sd
. table OF appropriations 20 ts made ios
the EFT hscsi year. showing - sgsrv
gate Of rar<nAisurs N eSx. 90. oop.
against a. estimated vcnse al e<sQ..
eop. ooo-mskins Q deficit % era. 0oo. oVa
The following 10 the table: Estimated
~ srnaeA etso. enc. 0cos probable sytwo-
psistions. exclusive ofdcacrn-.-.. sasz..
200. 900, permanent appropriations. ~
Guiding SINKING fund. sioi 60. 60; p<rs
able deficiency. est. sso. 0ee. total. eSas..
600. 600 Proposed appropriations rsvost
81 IN the senate DOT included In prob
able dencienry;" direct tar, s,i. 90. 600.
blair hill. ~. cp. fvnch spolis,
sion claims ~ far ~ reported. ~. ;t1 oep.
rsvai SHIPS. s..0o,oso: iscr~s~d Pc
sioas. Ca. coo, ooc; total. 80 2sz.ss Re
cApa,uisticus iroesble appropriations.
49,. GO. go. proys,~d sptrcp~is,issA
-. res. GO: total ssss. s<s. 400 ssumAss-a
rcvssaes. $40. >oo. 60. eSoess 81 srf~o
psistioss over sTa ssa 60
s~ssS ss~va
TorysA. Kan, Masxh sL-Tke rssn-
iuaoss t>ssg cirraIss~A s@Sse tAs
lizards 81 Trade ,~hrcusfsout tAs STATE
ssd Farmer Ailiss~~s psyiss Ceagyvs
~ sAais Mssiess oees. vAkA Ass shigps1.
smoaG o,ksra N the Argssuas rvasssG
aaA s0est,as vosta free u Asty.
v~rs p~r~sssssA W the TcS~as board
Of TrsAs Lat sight ssvsSui gUstisnss
vpsasss sasA thai Esasss AsA sss vsss
ssy saiss es ske tisA. that u vesh -
ssisoss " he i~sA 90 iat<ssss
Of kyvsA<sssev~ KsssAA vAkh
ssse ss ssssiy gs~etss ioppssAsss thss
~ Aressuss sss>'be. IT, ssssse.
esss usss sAs~spps vessA SSvA
NJ nsss vs>e VueAAL
ToVvaA. ksa, nswA sI-vsssrasy
sfs&sos~ss Mn Cssrpai. Ma es,ssA ~
szsass. ss1 Mr. kiisA. S~~ AssstsG
ssstA 90 JseSsns stssvs 10 . sso@oAA
saagis Nc. vtsn - seseAisG Isssh sse
Dec Ne hssw Hrst frGAs - . 80
Isg CO.. 80 sss svsy ~ TesaA wee
so - the cu~n&s ~ HAWKES. sssu>e
ss1s . svsoA 'ssss skkA stssU Ma
essas1 go ~ vAssis onssiaG ssss ~
ss~ go kvvis1ag ksy kssA trsAuslsy.
~ vAs nssSa sts~~t - sSassNy -
ftSs1 stsA . va.saG sAsua. - -
eAAxh sAssw HIN 9ltss = ~
eta0Ats1 - ~ bss1 - Uss Aeliy -
M Cssssai ssrses1 ta50J.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28
~se~ssses.. ~ See s~A-

Nsw yoRs. March ~ MOO lsysss
falling heavily In sAss sssy sss,ss 8 10
o'cioch yesterday ssa~ssss ssS svssy
srv~s isrbss VI sses feIi A. Q css~es.
ssssc~ teSm~ sss CRAFTY isp~~as4
Tbe malta sss~ Late 10 their sssyssi So
terry sssae sss sisdsr~d IN . er~s, Ss-
svse. All sis~s ssssh srs prasssstsA w
the saosn ssd sAsss vsA 90 essm sss~or
doc sessh AZ h~sisssss by The Wssssss
Csios C~spsy tssssS tAs Asr ns
saovstsrw 80 The csssp u . ssiitssss -
The 0sSsA Csstssi 4sy~s VI sAs Nee
vot Cssws, rSiiraA Esssss No .
vss Ass visS . sssIs ssasr iAs see vssS
Al , 6stst go vss sshtsS ~ ~ 10
yssA u - 90 osastls he ls,sS -
. ssfwA vAss sssiss 10 70. ss~HlsS
does ~ ss0s ssueh. evSsA~l ssse Ne
sd tAs tssls ~ esasAsA r,svsss
WhiaeAsaA - hwsA kAs ises sss - ~
tov ~ tsss ssA ~ ssii psvS>shsy AS
Jeks 1stsSSsvA. esvmss - sAs Sxkss
esssss 90 ,stsssA sss ses ss,ssssy,
Aes@s - 0.s ssl go s-sss - -,
Csvsus. 1 r. Mss~A - w.ss bss
s~e s~ssass1 10 sAis sasy sAss sAs 60.
1sv vw~ sses@psA - sAs nsvss1.
sssks s5ks ssssAssss II 0ssssss IL y
s~eHvssl tAss tss ssA<~rs sa;i wsss
ssssAssr< t~AsD ss1 sAss - a1<1s.
She go 10 . passgss - As>s sASa sse
esAs6 60 aAls 'Npss @<~ss 60 ~ s.sss
~ ssvse ~ As@sA- nss ~~sasws
49, - wy~sss ss~a~1s ~vyaAsA rssszs
- sssseissG sssDA Mss s.~ssss1
esss~s go v~ss - NE . essA ~ OuSS
- psx sss1ss S4~ ~ vssD1
.ee1 : ..A sssA ~ ~ 70 Sse~s =
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

No srostAa r~."vysnsuss sea ~ assA g.
Chr wcetbes u a,sst ali b. re~v sed ss.
t~rs and liable " esAhr. n ~ tfcesSss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

1asss lee 49, NJ ssfpfsis A~ss thss be,
s,ssds~i se~y fsss ssarr .,e s~y.sssasss, 81
halle r~sssst~s,ila. after al .s,ses ,ssss
fnrat failed Ia A., tbe nss shy 4aS sAS
tsstiia ssrs-t In .ssss ~ .hitss ssd Us~ 1
isrssss N hss r~vsess iss~if ths s~st n.s~il
csse W rive asi.t rsisef -SsAs 4 SsAs. n
u, Aessi te,s~~s tsS
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28
nsOoss - Gses~Assss re GsssssS TIE,
es~ssAss Nssssss,

- r,~ssass wsii sarsar asssros tke s~ss~ n
sasli asd scmpi.ssl, d~vsnso IL " hes~ eye
ssn ~ss~a eatrs tss u 'brs~ash ,kn sauasss
ssffsss hNh estrks ~. naA sssrf ~
aVri csssJe us ysr~essfttlsuss iFvso teJ'atstss
ptNsr-zrs. ~ fss damage ,Assy wsli 4. 10 ssa
toid Va b sssJ s"a Van aes.e~ f'ea theo
Halle tstarrh tarv, manufactured ~ D
Cheney = 90, fot~la a.. ssstsiss es noe
rary. asa 10 takes tssr. asiiy cal ss,s IL
10 u, pisss The tls-t and ssp.srss sasfsssS
al I'm syssrss In eoyies tsaii'e Sssssth
,or~ tr eur. esd go ,,,s gsNaie. II W tsss~
! ttsee, 4 Co
mid ~ Dr1sssssa. p~,s~ m y~e ts,tsi~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

threelc S.ssi ,stssyh Isssstiyeif .sse-t y
Dt rag . J~tsusody. IA sse,s. D., ~asssgtsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

AsI dssosSsvs rsss~s By . s,lyssss sssss ~
ths sys>sm eco W. swes4 ~ sslss tsstsss
ts'sss lA..s lItA .tsysas. scyass ., ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

russs sre many m.s why ooesrsss Astss
In the ksss ana sh-. o. Wet ~ ssele -
NahssssntDa Leader
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28
ANOTHER COLLAPSE.
SVss s~sss ~ sAs osAssasessb CsissNI
Asssa ttsassA.

Tvs e~Soo ~ ~ u-eSeo0o00a0 CoaoasNo
Asssa ttsssA.
I~spsASAroiis. Ind. March ~ About
o'clock yesterday afternoon The
call 81 the Kicker block. ID join,nS tho
burned Ito~ra. Merrill bmiidins.
crushed ao~o IN top of the ruins ~
Monday escsinSs nr~. fov . time The
widest sumoes os disAAtss usrs snsaS
and trfor~ they ~ere sss ~ ret . iareo
p~ossios of the city's inhsbatsass ksA
thronscd Into the AAys~eWt streets end
ailsyN After full inv~susstaoa. bov-
ever. n vss ieass~d tAaa hat tso msa
hsd becs hurt shossk many hsA sss.
rue sscsvA Tboss isjur~d sere bot
sllsbuy hsst
After the ~sssh Mayo s.iiivss 10.
stsrtsd The ruins end osdsr~A that sAs
fsoat sAii of The Hpues.M Merrill ks,id.
Ing b. tom dowa- This sss doss ssA Q
halt hour later the lserhse haiiAiss. Q
ssryos fous-stosy ssuctse~. oscata~A By
. action store. fsl, Aovs In . kssp
Thcn the Asmss broke cst sssia IN tue
vuias and sp 20 srn oiclarh he'd not ls~s
wholly esunSussh~d. thesss . esh
81 vss~s has ken POURED iese
the piles ~ wr~hAse Thew Ia
however. no f~ss of farshs, icss " i.s..
though tbe tire sLpsy st.sse ffssas Lntid-
iss ",capasd by G~osgv ". slaaa. dypy.
g,si 10 r~vSr4ei ~ unsafe end there ere
iesrs that ues dsy ss.sts boass at 10 r.
WaAkUA MAY Alss
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Ocean Steamers


4 SPECIAL EXCURSION for MEDICAL
meeting, a: ElIm4g9sm kgI snd Mi i' icyS Kew
YORK per =. :. ETKUKIA July - Full particulars ana
'''s'''''" THOMAS COOK AND son.
pol and ,22j broadway. y. Y.
102 South Eichth-St.. Philadelphia. Pom;
49, woshinstoa.st., Boston. Mass.
4 MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
only ns to fShS y Nj 1an roG n
s for Bar ReSG ia nsaHa
81 5Sy " nna al ana Sturdy sl%f' S from PIE;
Information r apply to moRATIo HALL Agent a, the pier
4 NCHOR LINE. T. s. MAIL Steamships.
H Tx b 'S8 S5 81 !8
XXI hs aS0& S 20 f'GESe iss
Jim July 10 Aqshota AN >. 49, M
m ,ds ,d5 g. seEond ea 49, 5s.a aS $50
This steamer sails nom Anchor Line ptIs' Prentce'
s'of'i niElaNSGD 1FFEss X BRorHERs Rowling
y6 Il SEATES M hSb f EFEAMEESG
Leave Pier d, y r.. loot q Kiqe;sto
Ms 6Nsiy 4esday: Jy IS $sS ~
TaTsiy Jiy e. 80 p m
Nf caS1 pasogc $50 $50 $50 and 500 Cabin
ESQ ana NJ s' nfx6ERH if co IS Broadway. ".
DACIFIC MAD. STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES ron CAIIEoNXIIAA t 14PAX Sy GHI MTAAx1co
T:a@Ssso @$ I;mT @y o. i, raq nSaa
sF From M San PSane es t nd Bran an &
CITY OF RIO DE gG1 aG9a 1 ..
For fTegn as;aee ana 6SHT or IGraa'Sh appS
e0mp'"y' '"i IT, % III BrGLAY saparntdadent
NHARLESTON, 5. c., the south & southwest.
ffi2&N3HI!4fbE AHR Isl Ft9HHPPs POINTS
From Pier ~ F. r. Got H. , a. fGT Nv noo,
YEMASSEE. Chas AMI Jacksonville Iue'. ivy 8 D. m
SEMINOLE, Chas. ard Jack>onyls Fri. JtN u ,. ~
steamer have afstc class passenger accommodations
Insurance uS %M GPet RYD SE S Xr s 0'
T. O. EeEn O. EAs foT Line 81 B'w n Ny
NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ FOE
roIsHs s. F6FAT RAN9R AND
WITH ALL CONNEXIONS.
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA.
Capt L. I. Miller leaves Pier 40. E. r.. Clinton ST.
EVERY TUESDAY AT . L. NJ.
Superb aud low fare. Freight at low
est rates and so TRANSFERRING. Goods received daily
Additional steamships early In July PARTICULARS ana
L. SkWCoMp' 90 BROADWAY Affc tgsat!
f. Fl TEWcoMB. Agt., 1856 Flatbush.aye.. Brooklyn.
DED 3D. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR LAGV goK5 xI EpEMH SAhEd6Lo
Calling at Trinidad land and embark passengers aud
Pix 80 {ssi Ey sT July 30 p M
;Sa|.SD sa o3 S% S the
BoULroY, 1 Ii S,,ss. DAL Il Iy1.,
NONpAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantidue,
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RECORDED MOKTGAGES.

Appel. Emma. to Louis Rinaldo, i3thst, Ist-
Ahrens John q II and wife, to New:York Life Insur
and Trust Company. etc, cor Murray ana Green
sich sts. / year. $4,000 -.
Byrnc James J and wife. to Emma II orr. 26th-st
W l0th-aVc. ! year, $500
brady James {. 10 w Loher, lGoth-st 1oth-ave.
'Hiock i4!dorc August Berhcrt. Hcster.st. W
Allcn.st 10 years, MORTGAGES S26 500 .
Block Arthur. to John J Brady, lots p fB. ~ and
Brady Frederick +, 10 Continental Insurance Company
Popham.st Morhs-aye. year % 600 ~
Brennemann. MARY % Timothy Donovan, Rider
ave. l3Sthst, year, 5000. n,,,-
Black Elizabeth TO Harriet A ssmuels Robbins
ave lots 155 and 1856 29d ward, years $1,000.
lyoedschek Wolf and wife to trustee sarah Jewett
: Hcnry.st. Cathernest years. $1,000 -
Butter Aaron Catharine NJ Andrews. Croshy'st lot
Lbs. Bayard map, years, $4,000 -
Celia giuseppe and wife, TO John Smoccho. NO III
Suvsn-st, year, sl,50O ,.,, c,- . o., .
Cohn. bernard and wife 10 Eliza Clark, = oth-st
g Of l0th.ave, years. $4,000.
Carerty. william &. to Robert l. Eeade executor, :
53d.st. g Of 1lth.aye. year. $1,000. ooo
canaan No. Simon Simon and WIFE To- Karl II Waach sx
ter.st Of Leonard.st. years. $1,000. .o.
same To same, No 10 Iudlov:st. instalments, tf,OO
Colans, Luke + and wife to Timothy Hayes No 2So
Inst lOjth.st, years $1,000
Ducro. p Henry and wife 70 Louis G Roegener, =
59th.st. 9 OF 18th ave. > years, $4,000 ,
Bounton Rosa. 10 Philip Aaronson. s 11sthst, e Of
2d-ave years, $4,000. .
Dugan John and wife to a X MONTGOMERY South
ern Bomevord Honest year 500. 49,.
Dennis Joseph and wife To Alfred Dennis. Q Alex
ander.avc li1st-st. years. as 100
pls p@V1S Mar Mon ave 3 years s55i'
Fried Abram and wife 10 Jacob llorowitL. Column
bas. RivtqstSnst. vea Wo + I Room Madison
PrleSr "a Herman man pu wog U Tear. as ZOO
soq9r T foseph 20 Samuel Mccreery So $3.50 South
Washington Square. years. $4,000.
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ESsr Msrssgss e. e pSs"n Eield S'
and adavf n,se ys'f frd ssO0S
a.s lot %n 2 Tap % p EGas Ts LIE Soc
Horn A. to the German Savings Bank; No ~ h'''
Hor. LEWIS, to Bowes; sad-st. Of 9thave'
moi hatc6scH G. to Emgrsp God Industrial Savings Bank
40 %TsT Ioais 70 isths Of Green
WEI II l aistsy H. To- Konrsd 65th-st. Of 1stave
y Horton. Harry c, to Sands; SIS lioh'st Of 9Th
anJ g $S lsS5s to m z?o5SS'A Lots 80
''G Howe, samuel 70 Emlgrant Savings Bank Sdave'
s r%a g 8snD:sa 6; q. VI Isl 5000
9 naabetk " 70 Sanford, ls7th's
Johnston. Eneine to Andrew Thompson 1aist-st
5os sSsS% aJ yt1 Lite Insurance Co.
'aF Tengs. Chss and wlic Frank Gerl and another
NO 30 10 Dry Dock savings Institution, property
se M "a e t. H 2%a 5s insurance w.
Knrst John D. IT, and wife, g Peabody 3D.
same e. to jacob kOrn, 3dave. Of 1csth''t D
KaImanh,a Philip and wife, to krns' 2i''''
Ksnschmdt Amelia ct al savings 9i co Bank
Ssr lot 49, 10 %lat and Association
fG Graa to fF DeP FoST och of
Langc. j w. to q Kraes 10th-st' W OF ave d.
'LaFortc K. TO Mutual Life Insurance Co, 5Sthst
W OF Gth.ayc. year $1,000. ,o,.. -, , r..rs
LuJens Louise. to c l. Macy, 3i2 East l2o'h-s' years
Lobcr wilhemlna. to Mutual Life Insurance oo CO.
W lOthavc. mortgages. year VIZ wv
Lyon Dorc. to Lbbo spannochea ois'-s'' e OIL
MrIntyte Charles and others James ANDERSON and
0'h McT rrnas Of %aduSoaavc Of io7h'
Mosa$y Mo-: e oS5 HYATT cor of lo'A've and
aca1 y isaac " to Equitable Life Asyg Society
cor Of Madison ave and G3l.st. demand, f6ts00.
News Henry. IIy Lrhnng OF llOthst, " OF
Sc"Tcr Grorgc 10 II N Scoblew OF Maiison.ayc. 5
Norton Elila T 70 Fcrnschild Of 1othave. Of
I4su-st 2 wears. - 600. $1,000. -
DIT George TO HART OF 1iOth.st, OF Book.ave.
| years. $500. . o., .
Phclan. J. to Y Savings Bank, cor OF oth'aye
and 2Gth-st 3 years $50 600 1900 -
Sophia American X r. Title %, W ;
| OF lstavc. II Of SGthst years ~. s2i coo.
Renomann. II l., to III Hagcmeyer, 13o Eldrdge'st'
years. -. 900 49,, . y
| ~ I GOO.
RoSnnhaum u. 10 u Trust Co, or Woostcr'st OF
| Houston-st wear. $4,000.
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Ncw.YorS. Wednesday. July ..
The following sales held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day: - , -, A., 70 =,
e. West SSth.>t o 9th-aVp. plot JoNlOOs; Equitable
Life Assurance society. 1000. . 49,,
thrce.storv dwelling with lot, No ga East I@Stf-st,
Of 3d.avc lot IL .,N99 / 9. VI De Ncau So 900.
sales OF tenement with lot, No. llj East l05thst
Of ith.aVe aud lot. :. West llSh-st OF othaNe
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CONNECTICUT PROPERTY.
twostorv house and outbudlns. with 30 acres OF
land Il A Richmond $3.50.
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Qearbers.

MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutors, govefnesses
~ teachers OF all branches Sc supplied 70 eoeses
SCHOOLS and families English, French German ana spanish
spoken. MIRIAM COYRlERE, $50 5th-ave. cor. ZOthsL
A -BESr TEACHERS, American and Foreign ,suppnieio
n for all branches. ia all localities no charge la IL
EKS WANTED fee for registration; form ior stamp
Il. f. AVERY, American School Bureau west lfU''s'''
n Y ------
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCf
n supplies Professors, Teachers tutors e.,
Mrs NJ J. YOCNG.FU LION. % Union square,
A FRENCH TEACHER, with ycars' experience a;e IN
n TEACHING children. wishes situation IN fanny
going TO the country, 10 teach or converse WIN
Children or adults can furnish the best OF references
d. +. ~, Box Il. Tribune Office.
N J. AND y. Y. NORMAL GRADUATES Tan k9r fe'
~ public schools a. good salaries Apply 70 w D. kEi
Manager Urcn Teachers Agency III Astor pace " 1,
CCUERM ERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY, e
- Oldest and best known III l. s. fstaDllshed 1000
" 3 East 1ithst.. y. y.
NVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEAChERS BtR 1880 nei
w both sexes supplies professors teachers goNeress
musicians hosekeppers companions. caperones. &C. 10
college, schools and families also bookkeepes sehosr
phers and copvists 70 business firms. . -, c,.
Mics { IT, WERNER 400 5th-ave.. New-York Clty.
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Gountrn proprrtn for Sale aneGO Let
Observation-Disclosures

BENsoNHuEsTBY rnEsEA I; perfectly q, dcyeionsd
from nrOokn rdge va x Hg SS ssc f'in'G sra S%i
circular S G Is. + FPEiNDoLrH Al wall ST.. Y.
20 Court st. Garfield Dd2), brooklyn
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The sales advertised for yesterday AZ the hcai rs
tate Exchange principally under foreclosure ana
failed 10 excite much interest on the part OF BUYERS
Nos 90 10 81 West Eighty eghth-st. fonr three s'9y
frame dwellings and lots. each l0XlOOS, SOFA ioi
81 ) 900 each TO the plaintiff in the suit. NO - y
East one hundred nd-twenty cehth,St. a thrceSl2S
stone front dwelling on a lot 1s.9xDe.ll was aiso
offered under foreclosure. Joseph NJ DE Neau was INC
buyer for $4,000. \ farm Of thirty acres ~ keunihg
Fairfield Comfy. Conn, with buildings. etc. 500 Al
public auction for ~ $50 to August Richmond Ihe
rest OF the sales were adjourned
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For Both SeXes-COuntry.
DLAIR PRESBYTERIAN ACADEMY. -
ID Both sexes. BLAIRSTOwN, NEw-JERSEY. John
1 DIair Foundation English, Latin, Greek French
ernau Nn.i" Drawing Painting and 'Physica Culture
Uomellke appointments, large endOwnents low Iats;
J. II. SHUMAKER prin.
EAST GREENWICH ACADEMY.
II Founded 1902. Both On Narraganseu Bay.
Steam Electric light. Endowed Twelve courses
5000 year September 2 For illustrated catalogue write
Rev, f. D. DLAKESLEE. d. D.. East Girssn wieh r. L
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obstruction
For Both Sexes-Country.

ERIFNDS SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEXES. -,
Pounded In 1884. Excellent home students ION
is States All denominations. Thorough WORK IN fht
lish Science Classics Music and Art Our certificate
admits to college. Address ~ ,,,,. r.,.a
AUGISTINE JONES LII b.. Providence. Rhode Island.
ID OCKLAND COLLEGE. N,ack-on-thc. Hudson T.
IL Both PROGRESSIVE and successful Munc an
Art ThOfOsCn rpicnhlo
endowment takes ladies at 5000 Catalogues. W. H.
BANNISTEK, President.
Miscellaneous.
EDUCATIONAL HOME SCHOOL FOR GlRLS.Ihx'
IL ccptlonal opportunity for IDO:heess girls Engish
music language location. For particulars Apply !"
Miss DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. 30 East lith-st.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-20
District Republican League.

There was meeting of the Repub:
lican League of the District of Column
bia last evening at 1406 Pennsylvania
avenue, and a most inteyesting report
of the late convention ns Nashville was
given by the delegate, Captain Frank
Aldrieh. The regular election of off
GERS of the league for the ensuing year
also took place, and resulted in the
choice of the following: President, A.
Nj. Clapp; first vice president, Lewis
Clcphane; second vice. president, Fred.
Douglass, jr.; recording secretary,
Matthew Trimble; corresponding sec
retary, Colonel Charles P. Line Din;
treasurer, Major A. c. Richards. Ex-
cept in the case of the two vice presi-
dents these officers are re elections.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-20
DrrrNptns or rnr rAIrn
Monsirnor schroeder 90 eve eva AZ.
rnmnIIahmnnla ~ lhn ranarF.

MonsiRnor schroeder 90 Eve eva AZ.
oompiishments ~ ehs rspscy.
Mondrnof Joseph Schroeder D. d..
delivered a lecture at che Catholic
University yesterday afOrno1n on the
subject of "Edffpn CirH d H
PbJHgic'
lie opcn,d by defining true dyIin.
ilou. which has for its object the ieyr.
opmcut aud pcrfcctiug in every pariCu
lar Of mans well being In The present
life, and afterwards proved chat true
religious doctrine "a at thc same time
the supreme law of an real progress and
Of all civilization The popCs. ho said
had always been aud siIll were. the
foremost propnrators. promoters and
defenders Of the faith ~ Christ. and
their pewcr was therefore pre- cmi.
ntntly civilized one.
Among many other notable services
rendered 10y them to Europe was their
defense Of Christian civilization when
IL was threatened with determination by
the Mohammedan invaders. aud they
would always be found the incorrupi
ible guardians and indcfaiigable de
Tenders of law, justice. and al other
principles necessary 10 the maintenance
of society
The Washington critic., 1890-03-20

Good health, good morals, good sense
and good temper, are the four essentials
for good wife These ere the indispensa-
ulrs After them come The minor adyan-
faCta ~ good looks, accomplishment,
family position, etc with the first four,
married llfr Wlll he comfortable aud happy.
Lacking either % will be In moro or less
degree a failure. Upon good health de.
pcuds largely good temper aud good looks
aud, tO some extent, good sonee also, as the
best mind must De- Affected more or less by
the weaknesses and whlms attendant on
ffail health. Young man, n your wife Il
falling into a state ~ lnyalidlsm, first OF ai
thiugs Try 10 restore her health. " she Il
troubled with dchihtatlng female weak
MssCs, huy Dr. pierce's Favoritc PrcsCrlp
tion. 10 will cure her.