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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-16

alltid for att komma framat pa den bana
han Walt. Under fera ar var han f0rman
vid "Ihe Dock beard Granite, Works"
Skottland, hvarest han tillyann sig sina
f5rmans och underlydandes aktning och
f0rtroende. Han blef gift Skottland och
har fiera barn. 1874 emigrerade han till
Amerika och erh5il en- god apstallning
Hudson, Wis, vid "The West Wis. Ry
Coz, som da h6ll pa att byggas och hsde
slit hufvudqvarter derstades. Han har
alltsedan varit anstald vid samma bolag,
endast med den skilnaden, att bolagets
namn numera ar "Omaha". Under de ST.
sta Q alen har han varit superintendent for
bryggor och byegnader, och afven superin-
tendent for "Water supply" for 6stern och
northern divisions af ofvannamda bana till
altman tillfredsstallelse. Mr.. copeland
har alltsedan sin hitkOmst till landet till
hort republikanska partiet. Han har till
bringat 10 ar st. Paul och hela tiden bott
i gamia SITE wardet numera det f0rsta.
Vid varkampanjen 1888 utnamdes han till
medlem af republ. county komiteen och
tog en- verksam del kampanjen det aret.
Han ar ordf6rande uti 'the Fairview
flights Citizens Union" och det intresse
han alltid trgit uti wardets framgang faste
till slut allmanhetens uppmarksamhet pa
honom och han vann manga vanner bland
bada partierna, hvilket f6ranledde honom
att s0ka nominationen for alderman war
det. Mr.. copeland Or medlem af en-
mangd Observation-Disclosures och arbets-
klassen skall honom finna en- god fore
sprakare, da han hyser varma sympatier
for dem. Han kanner val wardets behof
och ar med ett ord rata mannen for plat
sen
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-16
IFddptGsstertsgsIagen Or af guver-
n6ren bestamd till fredagen den mai.


Surprise soIsolesale. Pastor ]. A.
Levin Cokato 5fverraskades "a sin AZ
f6delsedag, som inf6ll febr., da varderika
gafvor medf6rdes, SAINT EFT par veckor
senare af ungdomen fran f6rsamlingen
Crow River forsamling. De CODA Cokato-
borna hafva emellertid icke blot ihog-
kommit sin pastor med uppmuntran och
gafvor utan hafva vi f6rnummit att tyenne
snkor varit f6remal for liknande uppmun-
tran.
Dtststth-nyiteter: Kongressman Com
stocks BILL som beviljar Duluth & Winni-
peg jernvagsbolaget vagratt genom vissa
indianreservationer, har antagits af repre-
sentanthuset.-De f8rut omnamda klago-
malen mot vissa tjenstsman harvarande
landkontor hafva ater kommit pa tai. &C.
nom f6retagna unders6kpingar har det
namligen visat sig att icke ALT tllgatt s8
arligt vid bestammandet af eganderattep
till varderika landstycken gruftrakterna.
En- clerk landk0ntoret Washington har
namligen fatt asked pa graft papper.
emedan han r6rande hith5rande angela
genheter rakat handla en- smula "krokigt".
-Kongressman Comstock har rekommen-
derat julius ID. Howard for postmastare
Duluth.-Statsauditor Braden har hallit
auktion pa skOlland delta distrikt. Al
Orig har man f6rsport en- sadan efterfra-
gan pa "vildt land, som vid delta tillfalls
g1orde sig gallande. Ej fullt tv8 tusen
acres inbringade $l12, 200 eller 8fverhuf-
Vud taget $50 per acre. Det lagsta prset
var $s2 och det h0gsta $l55 per acre. Re-
geringslandet vid Grassy point saldes icke
men nagon af de tillstadeskomne sade sig
vara villig att betala $500 per acre. Inva-
narne dessa trakter kunde for nagra ar
tillbaka icke dr6mna ON det varde jord-
lapparne skulle k0mma att fa.-Stadsam-
betsmannens l6ner hafva salts till f0ljan-
de belopp: mayor, 1,2OO; alderman, $500;
attorney, $2,400; assessor, $1,000; treas.
urer, $4,000; control er, 81, ,75O; clerk, ST.
5oe; chief of police. $1,000; captain,
$l,5S0; lieutenant, $1,000: LIST sergeant,
500 per man.; And sergeant, $s5; board Of
public works teach) $1,000; superinten-
dent OF streets, $1500.-Daily News har
ink6pts af EFT bolag for, sasom det upp-
gifves, $52, 2,0O0.-Frederick Prentice fran
Toledo. Ohio, har inf5r "United States
Circuit Court" vackt rattegang mot atskil-
liga egendomsegare Duluth, sagande sig
vara ratte egaren till den omtvistade egeu-
domen, som varderas till $4,000.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-16
ALIMANNA NYHETER,

KOngressssaGss,sesa Randall afied
Washington s6ndags morse. Hr. Ran
dali hade ej varit frisk under de sista fem
aren.
TrGf'dd af bLi1ten. Miss Ida Miller
i Fort Wayne, Ind, traffades onsdags Of
blixten, med den paf5ljd att hon 6gon-
blickligen afied.
DOdTGU. General Thomas G. Ander-
son, en- af de NEST ramstaende republika-
nerna Louisiana. har aflidit New Or
leans en- alder af 70 ar.
En- 0rlcassliE storm br5t onsdags
los | Denver, Colo, och dess omnejd,
hvarvid taken bortrycktes fran en- maDgd
boningshus och flera nybyggen f5rst6rdes.
lngen menniska blef skadad.
DGmd 1 krigsrItt Krigsratten har
nu falt dom malet mot l6jtnant Steele,
hvilken anklagats for att hafva pa EFT bru-
talt satt uppf6rt sig mot soldaten Dell
Wild. Domstolen fam Steele skyldig och
d6mde henem till tire manaders lager
| arrest.
Cyhlon 1 Ohio. En- stark orkan rasa-
de onsdags alton Collins, Ohio, nagra
mil fran Norwalk, hvalvid circa 30 bygg-
nader ladies' spillror och fera personer
svart skadades. Cyklonen for fran med
s8dan valdsamhet, att rotfasta triad upp-
rycktes med r6tterna och slungades langt
| bort.
Ktnesst0testiIc. Enligt finansmini-
sterns rapport hafva fran den sept. 1882
till den juli 1883 ankommit 9,269 kineser
till F6renta Staterna, medan 1O.S94 lem
nat landet. Fran 1888 till 1884 ankommo
| IL, $50 och Is, 1S6 afreste; fran 1884 till
1885 anlande ii, lilo och 1925 lemnadet
fran 1885 till 1885 afreste 1878 och H.
SS9 afreste; fran 1886 till 1887 afreste H.
137,7s6 afreste.
Ranaldd ba,sEc. Manhattan Bank
| Kansas City, Mo-, bar install sina betal-
ningar. Banken har varit styrd af e. B.
! Purcell, hvilken ar direkt6r Santa Fe-
banans bolsg. Han ansags vara den RI
kaste man staten, hvarf6r hans kOnkurs
vacker altman 6fverraskning. Huru sto-
ra hans skulder aro, vet man annu icke,
men sakert ar att han anda till bankens
fall var ansedd att ega manga millioner.
Sc efyer de snsG. Vid denna arstid
ar det ju vanligt att a bal branna en- del
under vintern hopsamlade saker. Har-
emot ar ingenting att invanda, endast no.
dig f5rsigtighet iakttages och man nogs
tillser att icke sma barn komma ballet f6l
nara. N0dvandigheten haraf fck harom
dagen Andrew SvensOn Black River
Falls, Wis.,, bittert erfara, det hans ILLS
dotter kom EFT sadant nal f6i nara; elder
fattade hennes klader och dst stackars
barnet blef So lila brandt, att hon deral
lj6t OGDEN.
En- V1lasana tornado. Fran Akror
Ohio, skrifves den dennes: I gar aftor
f6rm0rkades himlen pl6tsligt / trakten al
Sharon, Wayne county, och en- haftit
hvirfvelstorm br6t los, som under ct
starkt dan 1delade ALT sin vag. Pa min
DIRE an 10 minuter var ALT, som lag
stormbanan f6rstJrdt pa en- stracka af Sc,
mil. Diver EFT dussin byggnader blefv,
f0rst5rda. En- person d6dades; en- maj
och ett fruntimmer blefve d6dligt sarade
medan andra erh6llo mer eller mindre sva
ra skador. Sk0gar med iva fot tjocka trE.
nedmejades som gras. F0rlusten ansla
till fera tusen dollars.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-16
N. OCH s. DAKOTA.

va stadspaiet Huron, s. d., val
des norrmannen Everson till alderman
andra wardet.
Sayqg ungdOm. Tvenne ynglingar,
Alex. och Peter Gunderson, hafva arreste-
rats Armour, N. Da., for det de narhe-
ten af Canton gjort sig skyldiga till r6fveri
pa oppen landsvag.
En- k0tOns af fn,ar uppgaende till
200 pers0ner ankommo f8rliden vecka till
Huron. De ANNA sl& sig ned Beadle
county. Nastan hvarje dag AMANDA ska
ror med immigranter till Huron for att sla
sig ned omnejden.
Lagen ON upprattandet af valdistrikt /
oorganiserade counties, har guvern0r Mil
Ter belagt med slit veto. Skalet DIR, att
han befarar, det valbedragerier komma att
ega rum, hvilka han anser det yars bast
att It'd f5rskomma.
IaUa1sStringes till Dakota -staterna Or
ganska betydlig fran den nya staten WASH
ingtoD. En- israelitisk kolOni, best8nde af
20 valmaende familjer, har dessa dagar
slagit sig ned Mclean CO., N. Da.. for
att sla sig pa jordbruk och kreaturssk1t-
sci.
SiLfUernaaIM har funnits pa atskilliga
stallen 10 mil sydvest ON Mitchell, S. Da.,
pa EFT dup af 90 fot. Kemister Chicago,
hvilka unders6kt malmen pasta att den in
nehaller betydligt med rent silver. AT
metallen 6nnes stora qvantiteter. En- far
mare blef bjuden So, 900 for sin farm, hvil-
ken under vanliga f6rhallanden icke kun
de saljas for $1,000.
En- OGrtig gGjst. F5rliden onsdag an
kOm en ung man under polisuppsigt till
Sioux Falls, s. Da., anklagad for att hat
va stulit en- del diamanter och smycken
fran mrs. Chaska, den exentriska skolla-
rarinna, som for EFT par ar sedan gifte sig
med en- Sioux-lndian. Mrs. Ohaska, hvars
CAST den unge mannen var, amnar sjelf
upptrada som vittne inf6r grand juryn.
Kapit1I f0rvGntaa. J. B. Warren
en- val kand kapitalist fran Iowa, var f5rra
veckan Sioux Falls, 8. Da. Han hade
Dyligen varit Manchester, England, hvar-
est han varit med ON att organisera ett
MOrtage d Investment-bOlag med cit kapi-
tai af en- million pund sterling. Hufyud-
kontoret skall vara Manchester, medan
tva afdelningskontor skola upprattas
Amerika, det ena Minneapolis och det
andra Sioux Falls. Bolaget amnar ulla-
ma penningar till Ga z procent. Affaren
skall b6rja nasta manad.
AMJetioN pG shcelta,ad. F6rlidea
vecka hollis | Fargo, N. Da., auktion pa
! skolland. Buden v0ro pa vissa landstrac-
kor sa lifiiga, att det fulla vardet uppnad-
des, medan deremot uppodlade landstyc-
ken pa rs till 1875 acres betaltes ytterst
lagt. En- 0fverenskommelse syntss vara
gjord mellan k6parne, gaende ut pa att
lata vissa landstrackor Cd for underpris,
medan andra skulle drifvas upp till det
h3gst m6jliga. Br6derna Dalrymple, hvil-
ka ega steIa farmar, voro uppenbart icke
| med denna komplott, ty de betalte priser,
som af mangen ansass 6fverdrifna.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-16


angaende yerldsexpositionen Den maste
anordna penningar for staten Illinois sar-
skilda utstailning. Dernast kommer fra
gan ON utfardandet af Cook county obli-
gationer till EFT belopp af S5, ,0O0,0 900. Det-
ia Or f6rbjudet statens nuvarande grund-
lag, 50 att en- grundlagsf sf6rxndring blir no
dig. Den ater kan endast verkstailss ge-
nom altman omr5stning af folket, och en-
sadan omr5stning kan icke f6rsigga med
mindre lagstiftande f6rsamlingen fore
slar och f5rordar den ifr&gavarsnde
grudla dlagsf0randringen. De fem millioner--
ma beh0fvas for att med den redan sub
skriberade lika stora summan CORA upp dc
ito millioner, som kongressens bill | am
net paferdrar. Slutligen maste legislatu-
rem till osltionsdirekt6rerns afsta sta
tens raft till land och strand utefter Michi-
gan sion for den handelse, att expositio.
nen skulle komma att f0rlaggas till sj6-
kanten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
FAREWELL DINNER TO HENRY GEORGE

Mr. Hcnry George will leave this city for San Francisco
On Wednesday and Will doNof two or three lectures his
way West will sail san Francisco on February
Australia, stopping ia NewZcaland 10 deliver r."
lectures and then making spcaiin@ tour In behalf %
trade throughout colony OF New south wales, where
he goes as guest Of the Liberal aud Frcorradc party
In power in that colony.
Tomorrow cvcnng. az o'clock dinner VIII be given
TO Mr. George ;hc MetoI 0litn Hotel, In this city
Though the dinner Is under Of tho Manhattan
Single Club 1t is designed that II shall be- simply
singletax demonstration. Men Of varying views who
appreciate the work that Mr. George has done In arousing
public attention social problems and the subject Of taxa
ton will participate. Among the speaker will be the
Rev Abbott, A. Augustus 1icaly president Of
Brooklyn Young Mems Democratic club; Wheeler H.
Peckham, president Of The Now-York Ballot Reform
League. Captain John Goldman. Thomas g. sh'arinai'
L.. Beard the artist. William Lloyd Garrison, James A.
Hcrne John DE witt Warner. George Inn> Ut" famous
Landscape painter; James L. Nl' OF California, ami
Peter Akin president OF the Brooklyn Single Tax club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
SUMMING UP ~ the CANMERER CASE

ARGUMENTS BY COLONEL INGLESOLL AND DAN
lei DorGmERTY THE JURY DEHBEENTING.
When the proceedings in the suit brought bv Miss
Caroline j. Cammcrcr against Clcmcns Muller for
300 900 for breach Of promise Of marriage. were
continued before Judge lnGralam and Jury In Part "
of the supreme Court yesterday morning the first
business done the reading Of the tc,tmony Of
Mrs. Er, the defence. concerning the allegation
that Mis- Cammcrcr knew all of the tim" that Muller
had a wife living from whom he could not secure a
divorce. After that testimony Wa read. Ms Cam
crer again took the stand otter evidence IN rcbuttal
Of that sworn 10 by the defendant. She denied nearly
every statement which Muller had made on the stand
and cnplatcay asserted that size had never thought
Of such thing becoming hs hou'ekccper on that
she had agreed In any way to live with Muller until
his wife died She had heard Of such con
tract until Muller had spoken Of 1t IN court. She
also denied Mullcrs statement that She had gone with
him 10 Camden. y. j.. to see "a lawyer about getting
a divorce from his wife ON the crOss-cXamnatiOn
when Miss Cammcrcr had told Colonel Ingcrsoll that
the 300 ur 400 lies which she said had been told did
not trouble her, Colonel ngcrsol repeated the ducs
ton: -
You any at all ;" he asked.
No." the witness answered, they VIII have 10
answer to power higher than this court for those
The summing up Of the case then began. Colonel
Ingerso took w) hours 10 make hi, side OF the case
clear 10 the nrv and Daniel Donghcrty occupied a
Ike amount of time after recess Of an hour had
been taken Colonel lngcrSOll kept the Jury and tho
people In the court room In good humor by inter
spcrsing his arguments with funny stories.
The silver Ongucdn orator, formerly OF Phlla
delpha. then told his side Of the story and Miss Cam
mcrcr's tale OF Miss Cammcrcr was vislbly
affected when Mr. DOughcrty spoke 81 her mother and
said that ne had kept he hfth commandnent IN obey
ing her father when Muller tried 10 Induce her TO
consent 10 secret marriage Mis- cammcrer pnt her
handkerchief 10 her eyes aud when she took il away
again the appearance II her eyes gave ample proof
that she had been crying.
Judge Ingrahom then charged the jury and they re
tired for dclbcratDn at 1 40. At % the Judge
announced that court would DE adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning. when he would he on hand 10
receive The verdict u the jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
An OLD CONTROVERSY REVIVED.
FAN THEY RETAIN THE TAAMD~oF THE 9TH REGI'
NEWT WHITMAN CLUB?

The Veteran controversy IN tho 9TH Regiment APP
pears 10 have broken out aresh, IN TACT mas never
bated but the proce hiDge have not been aue
s,ulIic The question rests entirely upon the rRhI
,,i the veterans to TIE name 7th Regiment Vet
Gran Club for the social gsntzation which has lately
established a club in FIT rSe. near Fifty elghthst
The protest OF the officers the regiment against ths
action BY the veterans " UNDECIDED by the Iat'e''
and they did not swer The letter OF protest
from the officers until nearly month after IT had been
roDe,ycd When the new club house opened the
veterans sent letter to the officers, Of which the
following the main po ats;
surely no question ut to arise IN your MINDS ms
or in the minds OF 2n5 ne h EcE Ge VeterS
Club managed and conu Oh by men who served
Ions honoga6y and iah vi IN tm acoed boSnrshe
discharges, and dur!Dy v hose term of service we
regiment attained It's exalted reputation. ana men wne
1aye ever tlcli cti emcnt from the regiment
strven to uphold its hoaOr and dignity can be other
than beneficial 10 the aiocnt of which they are ex
We cannot but bclic,c TIA. 1T will become an in
f fSosc se lS EeH n the To- have place
tncy can meet and enc. he of their comrades
%@t r Ss%s tan 70 K aGGs sn G Veteran CUB
nndcr the circumstancc,. would be appropriate.
y, Tn o1r peGreS be 70 @ that it cannot be acted
upon for the reason '3l in thor opinion the matter
is beyond the jurisdiction vested IN the governors
We had every reason TO appose that The Officers
With Ms and re-estabish cord al and friendly relations
between them and ~ u"tHt as m our dcdr ola 'lh
Regiment. alma mater.
since then the Board %: G. bccrs has issued circu
lar which hos been naiicd TO each member OF the
regiment, containing the re- pondencc between the
Veterans and the Board Of Officers. The circular
also contained the following
The position Of the Blaid Of Officers IS that the es
tablishnent of a place the members OF the
regiment a. meet and ci1Oy the society oi their
comrades without resOrtins to public places FOL
eociabityn and raising over 1t the name Of the 9TH
lierincnt is all injury to the 7, gimcnt.
The officers Of the regime Z cannot Ignore the gen
ral existence of the fear and belief among the parents
ri Young mea that under the pleasing forms Of club
life are concealed the greatest dangers TO ncautiOus
South and they desire that T regiment shall stand
Sr pre eminence In military ak manly occupation and
work and ever be removed from the shadow OF an i'm
putation that 1t stands for club life in any II its OBJ
fectlonable features.
In the present Instance the solicitation and induce
ment of the young of the regiment TO enter the
Sth Regiment Veteran Climb associate members in
dictates that the organizers have had less in view
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

sociability among the veterans than socahlty among
the young men OF tie regiment
To the members of the regiment who may all be
trusted with the reputation Of Their Orgaii1duon no
what their rank grade, and to the community
who look the officers 81 the regiment to protect It's
name the letter cbOdyng the request Of the Board 10
LETT without further comment.
William II. Palmer, Captain !. r. +.
The Veterans then sent an individual invitation TO
the rank and file Of the regiment and entirely Ignored
the officers. This wa the invitation
The 9Th Regiment Veteran Club.
New York. Jan. H. $40.
Dear Sir YOu cordially invited to accept tho
hospitality Of the club on Tuesday evening. the 2l>t
inst. at 8 80 O'Clock Very respectfully,
Locke ". Winchester, r. esident.
A. Garrison. secretary.
This invitation is intended FOR every member Of
your company. whether he receive, notice or not.
This Is where the matter rests at present What
the outcome will be Is hard to say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
TIE REAL ESTATE MARKET QUIET.

The real maket unusually quiet last week 50
far as completed sales 90. The settlement
Of the Worlds Fair question and the passage Of
the new rapid Transit bill looked forward to a. likely
to enliver market An idea Of the many interests
involved in Soho shown by the fact that Ia recent
transfer OF po, Of over six lots on the southeast corner
Parkavo Seventy fthst. eight deeds were neces
sary give title shares held b. number Of heirs
ten.shaic certificate Of the Real Estate Exchange stock
at auction Wednesday for 81 200 IL was bought
by u. w. Donald
The market for downtown properties continues strong
with large dcHanG. while fOr property in the ne" resi-.
dence districts there little demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
MR. NtRTTN TESTIFIES IN THE HEARING.

The hearing IN the suit Of Tallmodg" & Martin against
PinncaS c. Lounsbury treasurer Of the Repubc all
League Of the United States FOR 800 balance Of bill
for printing resumed Yesterday before Referee Louis
e. Iaegencr In the Stewart Budlng. Mr.. Martin. OF the
pninuf firm. the only witness examined. Ho testi-
hcd that h. had done printing for the League under the
impression that the League did pay TO- the Re.
publican National Committee would. lie further tesfcd
that the under direction Of ex Stat,
Senator Daggc and that Mr. Dagget had entire charge
of the distribution u the documents printed Mr. Daggott
viii probably rsty the next session Of the hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
WORK OF TIE GERMAN HOSPITAL.

The annual report Of tho German Hospital and
DiSpcnsary shows that l3l patients were In the
spital on December 81. During last month l52
patients were received and 1871 dismissed. In 1880
there 92s patients treated. lao Of whom
free In the dspcnsary, 2.277 patients treated
during December and ,. 400 prescriptions were filled,
while 25,70s patients were treated during 1889 and
A. Gal prescriptions filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
ANOTHER PLAYER JOINS THE GIANTS

Tho NcwYork League baseball club yesterday
signed Charles +. DO0cy, formerly OF the Oaklands
Of the California League. Doolcy played first base
aud made great record last year. Among the
seventy four batsmcn DOOlcy stood eighth with a
batting average Of .2rs. Ills Holding average was
O1B. lie is twenty four years Old. weighs Ia pounds
and stands five feet eleven and onehalf inches In
hi stockings. lie will probably play in the ontheld
for the New York club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
WHAT Mr. ROGERS rs DEAD IN LONDON

A strsnge. weiid story pIGtcd yesterday. In the
form OF London dispatch which suggested that the body
Of former member OF the iiM OF DrcXcl Morgan Co.
had been kept at fashionable hotel there until American
friends could cross The Atlantic AZ the Office Of Drosel
Morgan Co. IL said that apparently had been
made j. O. Rogers had been partner Of J. S. Morgan
London. but he was living In Boston and said
something than corpse. No man Of the name Of
y. G. Rogers was known by the New.York firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

OFFICERS or TIE ASSOCIATE ALrMyAR.

The Society Of Associate Alumnae held its annual
meeting yesterday at No. GO7 Fifth ave Miss Mary
Evelyn lIakcs elected president. Miss
Mary Tnsk, vccpreSIdcnt; Miss Elizabeth
X. Hoy, secretary. and Mrs. Clara b. POtwn,
treasurer. The Executive Committee consists Of
Miss Alice Williams Miss Nina =. Fslc. Miss Jennie
VI. Richardson. Miss Mary G.. bradford. Miss Sarah
Bclchcr and Mis-, Lily Swcctzcr Dcnnison paper
on George Eliot Representative Of Her Times, 3"
by Miss Ida NJ sweet, was read by Mrs Frances Fisher
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
Az ACTIVE MARKEr At TIE corroy EXCHANGE

AN ACTIVE MARKET AT THE COTTON EXCHANGE
Nincty.ninc thousand and five hundred bales were
sold yesterday at the Cotton Exchange. large sale
for half day. There was an advance OF eight points
and a covering Of shOrts' by the bears. When the
reports were first received here that there would be
large crop. II was naturally supposed that there would
be decline In price. But the large demand in Europe
for cotton has made the outlook here unusually prom
slng and has strengthened the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

- 81 SEAI>KIN WALKING COAT TINS Wi from
G. SHAYNE Manufacturer. l2i Wet 4h st.. 10
Princess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

I,TE SHOULDER CAPFS or ALL SIZES AND
j STYLES. l Iu leading fashionable. fur. sold this
veok reduction - - go SID So pr {. q.
SHANNE Iufr.rr i2t We-t i-i.st. lo3 prlnce-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

r, USSIAK AND HUDSON BAY SABLE sea otter
IL mink tail trimmed Alaska Seslskip garments pgices
greatly reduced G. c. sBAYSE. fvasier. ia Yves,
klsst.. 1C2 Prines-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

en- SAVED ON ALASKA SEALSkiN NEWMAN
,NOU kIT II son pur, ha-. ~ G. &. SlIAhNI. Manu-
IA tirer I2f Wet 42l--t lO3 Trnrest. thu week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

A LASkA SEALSKIN OPERA. triipmed with black lynx
u Alaska able worth 1908 sold this Tor Mo
{ c. snAYNE. Manufacturer. l2s West l2d.st.. 1O3
PTince.st