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New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
miscellaneous.

LRFRT o. SPENCER. go Cth-aye..
y lsts.cn l-tA 4ld 18th sts -- Umbrella,
"a aro, aucs made - order recovered
AID repaired prompt and rcilsble.
4 SOP. EDOK. How - Keep Bo.l'r,
y ca o. ff,- . AIy adf-c-s mo CON.
30 ID, removes mud oil i.n.r -. ~
p al. 4. ioA. ~ tIrn.n-. JAS. -. HOICH'
Kiss i2o L.b"ity ~.
D. MIIALLIC PAINT 1.alr..d' mN,d
ID fr u-t lu cents 4 gallon. sod o.
rpGAN. 80 Hudson -.
CAtHANDE s. LOAN CO.. -oj Gth.as".
"a Loans on flrn'lr". pianos lowest
it'D. honorable. coaHdrnta4 n-tl.m"ni-.
CLNTIIM wishing % .d,.Yoe" = thr u
NH .ftoT clothing ~ a ftr value 81!
rDWAI.G MILLER cs cth.ase.
I;OrtIuoLD FrENrTrEI Z ovrv
II l.-.r-- l..-It s.D,f If...'
rod. iiIu~-. rsi 9r.a,c.
DINETt- Home rarlor Val.r B,'h -.
! mr4s ..rr, c,.i,, unuonga. rhegr,.
'-u and malaria a-o a luxury iof t-r
healthy, 10 l4it-ns us system. l.l'J
3daye-
SrANI>u LESSONS y.,,a by q natis, =
~rI.n iNr. 4H L.Ir evening A.. Ai-
4.,,- Dll'tnp. li' E'., ga
N'ANTfp urh ritop q -,. d. soo, /
~ o-t.r -'le pHor. address bt'N,
o. IDf bl'
WANTED Tu tlv % second hand ,0r. 81,
w .rafI.. YN 'n -H l,r---r poser. Aii-.-s
rIDEDl EITHLNBrtnEH. ~ Last
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Drre5mGklng.


NBEEE 4 ETGLNIE.-la arialhn die's-
~ maker, .tr-t an: prcitea. sti les
ladies' materials taken Or iuIh. ne1 Lfs'.- Lfs.-
class work q ar1ntccd; mod'rato prices.
lOl West fSth-st.
ALL STYLES DRESSES prfi"ct III
"A euarantred tea gowns and j,ck,ts 3
also ch!ldfen's clothes; cnt'oinrfr r. my ~.
ni-h matrriai. charges reasonable. ''phH'
loo West 4Jth-ht
RTISTIC dre.snahina imported id7n-
"A ion- hotel ofdcrs at 'nGi' hSWic.ri kSy k3yy'
purchased II dc,lred ni.o,tr,,'s
RJISTfC DHi .SSMhKING. .- perfect
n fitting costumes. Jacket, and "ap.,,
handsome suit, made. from SO to cl2.
Mime. OWEN- 20? West 23d--L
Az EXPERIENCED LONDON df'rsn'a"'5 ,,lI. s,.E
"A would U.c an engagement ~ thr rhd
~ Tho trs.art London ssa~Oii. with Fopd
American house tifst-cla1N1 NI 5ie,c"gS gS Gy ~ 70
caro- of NS..rs DOYLE. Court DiessindAeIs,
s Sloane. ST.. London. ,. W.
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Cornirn Real Gsiaic TO let.

cOR RENT.-In Pomfret, Conn, a large
L hou..~ fully furnished. with : bed
rooms. b, Ges servants rooms new stable
Apply 10 LOOMS l.. WHITE Il CO., 40
Wall-St.
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Eclp i0lnieo.
lIL

Males.
E'ANVASsIES ~ -.Ic.t .nh,rr. h'r-' o..
l nrw architectural ant hn.4.nt
monthly. uon. h.t pnn-ih.r l"rN ""'
.al deposit 20 f.r ou'iIt need apply. 'Ii
p 'o Ij d. i.. or & ta J.. m. d }. H4'N-
tNNtS. lt- a |w m.u o. soil
I c...t-. .arr curtains. rr.nsrrs rltf.
H..,a. II ..-.ri - t. ADAMS. 80
Dsos,.t. Jor-'f 'i''.
n.t. ,LIcF WANTED. Ir-t i-
~ either q rrl.IHt- u. frr.-' '.'l. all
o. aL1r,-- i4I Lr.f,ld.at"., lf""A.'h-
- vnr AnE .rT OF IN,LDYNt ST.
0. u.-h '0 ma p 70 cldl"r, Cal .. II.
.d uiafl. N 'T0lolitdu Atol'N l~'lN't'
procured for b1oHArrrrs, 'o.. ~i-' ''.I".
:. i.-sl.U. port D.. A E'r-. dfiFfI. "' %
r o. .'aiIcmtn, Wlf'.u cr, n-'Ii4 Do '.''
nr.' hrnI~ 'cul-t rs. cO"'s-. w'l'i- iI
r.~a aad mecH. n.l- II w .rl.f' tf'I i...''
NIIiOTOLIlAN AGENCY. go Il N''-
DtLS WANTED to -ru nur- iy -.o. . f.
M up experience required "''Hf F''
gIilr,nte.d oil stock sold warranted nf'.-
49,. oaiat, ff... vrite. ATWOOD $
CO.. Geneva. y. Y
N'Ev MACHINE fof printing aiyuu,'n'
y -..u-. -..l. qulr lrAiy 10 over, mrr' nan.
h.. ,,,. paltlolf, @r. ARC MO. CO..
Rain, WI
X.rA%IIp. Two good wagon painters.
w so No,tr4nd.atc. -. Fulton. h'"hh.
xGJ,Tirp An cucr,euc salesman o.
w couIu.-.'ol fpr rrst clas. NJ oI
mr.rf. AGdr,s, ALEXANDER hoN
i'i--. p. o.
y41 ANrlp -Wr dr-irr L, employ a r'I. '-
w bI. nan lr NcW-Nort titf Wh" can u %
vote "a f-t h44l. dtllY Q, dire tiug ~. ~ "ii
easily l1rti.d -D'rilitY position NH PN
r. o % 1t1riF b. properly maudfel f'.rf-
,nrr- r.qul.rd dress PIIISBt i''
NONEL1f CO.. r.ttsbur' Penn.
w tN!GD Nalr-Mon on -alar' or com
" mission o. handle tho Ncw fa'rnt
Ch.mlaI Iut I.fr-lug Pencil th" 9r'apnt
selling uo.,lN rrr produced rrisre lhk
tiO.0uehi. ln tvn seconds no ann Oh "'
Iap.g. no - 300 pr cont pfoht on"
aat.ts -alpe amounted To- fG-o 10 7N uAlh .
another AZ Do two hours; We want ono
rr,r,eiir general agent for each state ard
Territory sample hy nall, - 't'. Xxx
t.fm. and fu,l particular, address u l.
MONROE ERASER MIG. CO., La Oro7'e'
WI.
Females.
IfIRL for general Homework for Molln
"a or tiK weeks. must De- eold M..''
and lroncr good plain cooh. l'l l.. -''
D ESIltVADi.G WOMAN to TAX" chat''
"a 81 d, by . m1r'h- o.d Al r-Irr net IT,
G..rr3. "EDDiE.' Iribun" Once
IsIANIED. .-Ilfty cSr' rcnccd i'm'e 1''.'-
w IIoisf.. .u1lv work hiGhr-t pt.
lnaIlr. for w. H. KOCNFOKD, 1t iu't..
coon 4 co.'s. SJ6 Broadway, from 10 =
Thursday morning Junr ..
t4J ANTi.D.. Gc-man and swedish tlf., i"'
" cDo.S. chaubrrmaid, and "dl'T''''' No.
- Wet ilth-st.. corner 1ih-ave'
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Uork iDnnico,
Male,

Males.
MiDDLE-AGED single American dr'
a alt-. position ~ tu-t g. n' ''n-'i
clerk, or collector. Nhr'" iitrfil,ft, h'yI
hI,luc-- principle and -Lii't h"'.' W.
cuployrr's intrfe.t r. would receive Piop,I
recognition: or would llh. ~ "hrnt' WIN
,..ll.r-tabll.h,d firm t. rrpr' sent them n,'
the road. Wet OF Sonthi II ftmiiIa VIZ
1ll dry-good- can gave bona lpI n'.",' .',
amount IL necessary also nIupl' n'V'
onccs. Address G.. II. D.. Tfihun' 'lh'-.
4 CrlNE. strong. intelligent man, ,sPi,. Piu
~ ana accurate prnman ana h1nuy nt' ~
L,Ing tools. desires position a. 'l.lh' l'o'
ter. janitYr OF watclmln \ rcf'i h,.
Addfcs- W. T. EOHEltfSON, lfI ""rI'H ~
ssIsTANT BOUKKEEPER or BILL.
"A CLERK by young man, - - >.,r
good fcf, renee. address AS9i'i ~ .
80. 3. Tribune once.
A CARVER aad BUTCHER !or hoici ana 10.
"A restaurant wants a Pla'i in,,.b@h: pJYi civ
even Thing prsiainins 70 tne ~ ~ Trlb.
references; city or country. H. H. ANU
une once.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
IN AMERICA.
HORSES

OF ALL KINDS-Family Horses, Eosai;
sters, Trotters saddle Horses anu
Workers.
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n)orli tOantco.
Females

Females
I ADY would like to do embroidery and
- hemstitch also sowing hsndwgrk, at
bone. X. FISliNAN. 2ll East 66thst.
II, YPEWRi ER.-By young girl, 49,
1 q, typewriter In a copying Office be-
gamer on Cai!griph machine; would be
willing 70 assist with Light Office work ;
goDi rf'rcnce- salary no object. address
t.. \. r.. l.. y. BOX los Corona. l.. |.
w KITING Young lady would Ike writ
w Ing - do a. hone copying o. aidre-s -
ING en- ciol e. good penmaa. VIOLET,
Bay Port. Gem.
v OF 80 LADY, Thoroughly understands
l shorthand and typewritlng. Wishes po.
sltlOn a. teacher, could also teach history II
desired wages = per wecA. Il. c., Orange,
y. !.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
flats Go Get. FURNISHED

might large, au-ight rooms. with bath
Il and -crNaat,' room elevator ana all lH-
lrOVeInents viii be- rented = NoNcmbef ]
az low figure fully furnished. piano, &.
Apply T. .anltO. No. lO6 West 6lst-st.
uANDhON Ely furnished bachelor apart
4 ments. in central location. 10 let.
GRANT & CO.. "a West 23d--t.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGES.
i3naro ano Rooms.

-DFsIRABLE ROOMS with board,
"A. ncrmaucnt or transient; house, table
and location fr,t-cla-s also table board
referencc,. - West 3,th-s..
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Furnished Rooms.

GLINTON PLACE. 80 Hand. .omely fur.
v ni.bcd large and small rooms uhrN-
ccptlOuablc sumner rates.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

rANTED- a middle.1aod mnn ~
" good ndd'cs and very best N'N-h ! orh'
Chicago and lin4,on reference ~ ~
pf.aucc. honesty aud ability. p".ln,n %
travel FOR scans responsible hun~' VT Nv
york. would pi,fer g. represent them
through New EnPani Statc., bat wouiu i,. A..
ccpt a place ~ c!ty speciality or noNeltS
or line among druggist, or phya.rilN PA
ferr,d can furnish bonds II required. Nu-
dr,ss II. TEMPLE. BoN %.lt- hos''''
Nars.
yN ANTED Evening ,mIl0ymcnt oI any
" Kind by sober. honest nud MhlinE
Young man gool pcAman. Address j. H."
$40 Wc,t 2Sih--t.
WANTED Position ~ ui--.o ar ti'l,
w tor H. couutc' on with Inf Fr0t 0t'-'"u'
church or Institution. by man ol rAptI-
ence good r fercnces. Address NJ. H. d.
$50 Kiyington. st.. New. York.
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fnrrlehc0 Gorsee.

A sRURY PARK. y. ,I.-Boardlng
". W. McCHESNEY.
AT MONTCLAIR. y. J.-Furnlshtd. for
"a season. comfortable house; elegant
grounds. pfice moderate. Address 3i2
orange Rod.
At PORTCHESIER.- Completely fur
a nished larg. dwelling n rent for the
season at $500; carfiaRe-hou-r. ) stalls .
shade. boating and bathing garden planted
\. J. BERKIEN. on premises, or 90
willism.st.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
CE1VED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
no. l.te Br0ad"av. corner Thirty-tr-t-st..
until . p. NJ; $50 Broadway. between
Twcnty.sccond and Twcnty.th!rd sts
II OTTAGES AT ASBURY PARK
u 10 LET FOR SEASON. Fl FINISHED
MILAN ROSS, Asbury PARK. y. J.
MADISON. y. J.-For season FULLY fur
vi ni.hed moGrrn house l3 rooms. in
cludinG bath and pantry high ground
calthy t.iins u0de7lt. Addryes +. ..
Boz s.. Madison. y j.
TT o ET.-Furni-hed house at Glenwood.
oa,Hud>on, containing II room,. with
shady grounds river view. large piazza.
barn and coach house VIII be- rented at a
low prlcc-slO0 per month; modern In.
proycments; within minutes OF Glcnwoof
Depot or by horsecars from Ionkers. Cal
or address OWNER. GO Glenwood ave,
Yonkers.
rVO LET. furnished. for season. cottages
L al WaYwinft. Nantucket. Apply u D.
J.. KIMBALL. l35 +. ljth-st. New-N ork.
COsN Tor the season or by tn year.
iSCJO a frrn shed cottarc, > rooms and
Sltchcn; carriage house and hcnncry; in
ihc Village Of locust Valley. Queens Co..
Long Island. y y: convenient 20 depot.
Dnsio1lce md churches. address JOHN
BAYLES. Locust Valley. Queens Co.. Long
Island. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Connlrn Neal estate for Sale

A GENCY FOR MONTCIArp Hand.
"A some residences ard building sites for
ta!e houses u let, furnished or I,nfi,rnishpd
OBbS a TAYLOR 5 Beeuran.st.
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flats Go Get. tlnturnieheo.

z LATS TO LET IN THE
GORDON
o3th.st., 9th.ave. newly decorated: steam
heat and sll modern Improvements; rent
from a35 70 S50 per month, rooms and
bGth. Inquire o. the owner. on prem!s's.
SlEGI.E FLAT Gf rooMs aua bath a.i
- latest Improvements. OWNER, li2
West lO3d-.t.
rT' ~ BROADWAY 20 BIol1Wlv.-, ~
1 suite oi ldIgc rooms. newly decorated 4.
- bath rooms extensive closet accOWIuOia
tion suit- nay be divided. WM. l..
FIsH. manager.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Gonutrn Real Gsiale for Sale

L. ARMS. village property, building plots
Il ON aud near Great South Bay. for sale
furnished cottages TO rent for summer.
POTTER & PRICE. Patchogue- l.. /.
DEDUCED TO 70 .OOO.-Queen Anne cot.
IL tqqc. furnished hot and cold water
l6 rooms lot 1870 IT, wide, from ocean to
Shrewsbury Rirr. Address OWNER, Box
L. Tribune ONCE.
=. OUTH ORANGt.-Attractive residence.
- 10 rooms carriage house two acres
A. oeO. ]. w. AIWATER. l50 Broad~ ~ay
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for 5dle.

- u Dult.
A NYTHING in diamonds, watches and
~ hne Jcwelry delivered on small cash
! payment, balance payable in : weekly pay.
ueLts Call UNlON WATCH Co, 2s3
broadway.
4 ROLL-rOg DISK Tor $25 feet roll.
| ~ TOP for AI5: smiths roli-top desk. the
A. II. MASON, G2 WiIlam-st.
4 SMALL ky blue terrier for sale. &C.
n last soth-st., top foof, west.
4 PRIVATE LIBRARY hne collection
| "A of >iN bookcases must hc soli tO-dsy :
cost Over 81. 600, 10 GraaOnnbl. ohir t.,
fused no dealers. CAL 10 to r., ., ~
l1ast l2th-st.
LprRTEY COW and calf. Addr~s 7.
n +. BURN J.. II fast lSth--t. or SIuyteh
Duyvn.
- ICYCLE for sale -5O-inch, ball -bcar.ng
ID English; Al condition cost Slt0. VIII
-'ll Tor so. w. $50 LivingsLon-st., Brook
lyn.
II OILERS. enrines, steam pumps, bal
- auce rs wheels. smoke pipca. st.ahi
coils. heaters. improved CRATE bars sold or
exchanged new or old WORK promptly ,N...,
cLttd. Address or apply LESLIE lRON
Works. at Greene aad P'1tl st,.. jersey
city.
I'OK GNLE.-Oae H,rrc.ho1 lu.h-deck.
L 5O-foot cruising steam yacnt Jlrt
tult. and hs, cN,ry conyonience lor COM
fo-t ard cr!nouical cruising fine sleeping
accommodation, for N 90 cabin ana ~tti'-
io0u. Yacht ready Tor Trial and iumcdl1te
delivery at Bfisio.. X. !. ULHKfSlloFi
MIG. co.
l. OR SNLE.-An old establi he'd piano
Il business a. otcsliru' 0.uor unity ; noAa
but to,uadc purchasers med Apply. Ad-
are-- D. A. BOX =. Tribune O10c.
- ->fta.,h Ht.ir,uuns Company a
--n,l i0t, % -'o.4 i'r salo IN
OIL. O. Ltr-tt-,... Room p.
IICE MACHINE Capacity @ tons ice
.Ia'e c...rsy. J. B. WILLIAMSON. 20
nlII,. tNI1CEr of al klNd-. ro.i-
~ ,ol. ,lIlff f-.of. nlf-fop. stlrdin- Ccsk,.
STOOLS. Dia-- t..- au .clonf hand y
Vmau-.t.. tn.sm.n'.
~ e.EIAN a.t r. Lamb Knitting mr.
~ D..r.- .u t..t-. lass o.frr, cheap 80
l..fr..-'.
1 HAVE A GOOD .tfl.t schooner facnt
tIt "ll -.. ". charter, al-o i4t"
a n.N trf..' -..'N 81. It 'n.w .1l' ,
/ ....t I,.t 5,.t. JOu1 J.. SMITH. Ny4cA
l. looo? 20, vi. ,'a- q ,... -,,'oad '...i
+ .o -.i' prr.ta-. f.. %. atir.-' N.E-
. I'T ,OoLlnrt is.e D,n-Fo y. Y.
81, I,000,00O E@,;, Sea;, 4, ~, .' : ~ e..
I t..s.-t ana Hro.trar fau n.f. rol hut.
81 jOO.OOO s HlM Hl,S PA, rIANol93 . ne, F.. .
~ catalogue ttf-~- DANIEL =.
BEATTY. Wa-hins'Hu y
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flats tl)antco.

DLACE YOUR HOUSES. apartments and
Gats u .rt and for sale with GRANT
s. CO.. - West 23d.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Gin ural C5lGtc Go Csl
Ecal estate Wan!eo.

" ANTED TO RENT. with privilege TO
w Duy. unflrnishcd house. with a few
acIes q ground, within Ncw-YOik City
hmlt. hieh and healthy location; price
ABOUT s!2 900. Address G.. D., T.. O. Box
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
domestic 5ituatlons Wdnte6
Males.

| VOUNG NAN tSwede), strong and hon.
i es., understanding care OF horses,
wishe ssteady employment Of any kind /;
age "a single; Is months In this country.
| Address &. L., Box 3, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

A $40 WIII BIl MO M" UdIT@,
"a. weighing 800 apiece sore rom con-
slant use on the pavcments 10th Young
also Wilkc- st7llcn. four wear, old. raised
in Lexington. ky. sound and fast and VIII
BE- sold or given ont o. rc ron-ini" iaFWof
on s,ares: four ch,aD driving fOgses va.-
IAnted also TWO horses for their Keep for
th. summer: Rockaway. Land1ulrt and Bug
py at cheap piiccs; must be -oid . settle
al estate. Apply to ccl0r,d groom at Central
Boarding stables. - East 3d-st.. Bca
BCwcry.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-12
Concert Hall.

There are very few, if any, of our
citizens but what will agree with us
thatMorris greatly needs concert hall
or opera house. 1t is fact patent to
all that we have no desirable place
for concerts, theatres and other enter
tertainments, and surely all will con-
cede that Il town of the size of Nor
ris ought to have such a place.
Now, then, how shall we pro-
ceed to obtain this much needed inn
provement! That is the question for
our business men and others to decide.
Not being ''bloated bond-holder"
nor oyer-burdened with q surplus
revenue, we do not wish to be too for.
ward in this matter, but if it would
not be out of order, we would suggest
the forming of a stock company for
the purpose,of buying two desirable
lots i'll convenient part of town and
erecting thereon two.story brick
building, the lower story to be ar
ranged for stores and the upper story
furnished for hall or opera house.
And we believe that if some of our
prominent business men would lead
off in the enterprise the necessary
amount of stock would be readily sub
scribed for. Make the amount per
share small SO that those with limited
means will not be prevented from at
least taking one share, and we believe
that sufficient number of shares
would soon be disposed Of,
We throw out these suggestions.
hoping that they may strike our citi-
zens favorably and create an interest
in the matter which will ultimately
result in securing for our city a suit
able place for public amusements.
Who will second the motion for con-
structlng IN opera house in Morris!
Morris tribune., 1890-11-12
Thanks Sgiving.

Doyou know it is less than two weeks
to Thanksgiving If you have forgotten
it, your wife and children have not.
"Shen has already made up mental
program for the dinner that day, and
interviewed frequently the butcher,
baker and grocer, while the "kids" have
nightly dreams of pie and pudding in
mountains This is on the supposition
that,gour Thanksgiving will be spent at
home. But if you have an old father or
mother somewhere, why not visit them
theng Your wife would like to go to the
home Of her girlhood and sit with father
and mother. brothers and sisters, in the
evening freight from the old hearth-
stone. Why don't you drop business for
a few days and take her to family re-
union? Do SO, and remember that
wherever you may wish to go, "The Bur-
lington," either by its own line or its
reaches any city, town or village you can
name. 1t is the fast line, the comfoE-
table line, the vestibuled line, the din-
ing car line, the direct line. For any in
formation apply to railroad agent or write
W.J.sC. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, G.
B. as N. r. r., st. Paul, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-12
Schlattman Denies,

Mr.. EpIToR:-Will you kindly al
low me little space in your columns!
l understand that pretended friends
are busy circulating false reports as
to my action during the campaign.
They accuse me of knitting some of
our Alliance candidates and distribute
ing bogus Alliance tickets with inten-
tion to deceive voters.
In order to get at the truth, for /
ask no man to take my word for it,
lido herewith publicly challenge these
men to bring up one voter to whom [
have advocated anything except a
straight Allicance ticket or one man
in whose hands I have placed, or been
INST fiiras FL g4entsl in placing a bogus AlIi-
a1ce ticket with any possibfiity of de-
ceiving him as to which were the Al
lance nominees.
Small mistakes l may have made in
my lack of experience as q politician.
There is nothing unlocked for or dis
graceful in some of our Alliance can
didates being defeated, but the charge
of dishonesty against any of them
would be a serious detriment to our
cause and no credence should be
given it unless it can be proven.
Thankingthe many friends who have
taken an interest in my behalf 1 claim
to be yours truly, just as honest after
election as before.
F. J. SCHLATTMAN.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-12


The finest and most extensive as
sortinent of holiday goods ever dis
played in our city may be- found at
Buckentin's drug store. lie has suoh
an endless variety Of articles suitable
for holiday presents that we cannot
give q full list without occupying Il
larger space than our columns will
admit. There are dolls, rocking
horses, miniature baby carriages,
rockers. furniture, comic articles,
jewelry, vases. toilet sets, musical
Instruments, ETC.. etc. Presents suit
able for gentlemen, ladies and child
ren. Call and examine before ppr-
chasing: 4Stf
Morris tribune., 1890-11-12
NEWS BREvlTIEs.

There were in operation in the south
In 18S9-90 as many as ,624 1884 spindles,
against sol 1850 in 1S7Y-S0.
The Croton. New York, aqueduct is
now practically completed and in use.
The supply is 31S, 100000 nallons Of
water per day,
out with the name Of James G.. Blaine
at the head OF its columns as candidate
for president in 1892.
The population of Vienna by the an
nexation of several suburban villages
now amounts to 1.a00, 900, ranking In
Europe as fourth city in point Of in
hahitants.
Standard time has been fully accepted
in Asia by not less than 10000, 600 peo.
pie, in Europe by almost an equal mum.
Der, and in America by more than co.
100000.
A tunnel to Prince Edward Island
across Northumberland straits, dis
lance of six and one-half miles, Is the
next great engineering feat talked of in
Canada.
The statue to the memory al William
Denning, manufacturer of the cannon
used by the Americans in the war Of the
Revolution, was unveiled at Newville,
Pa, Thursday.
The French government will send q
scientific expedition to Central Asia il
January. The expedition will 60 Vie
the Caucasus, Turkestan and Kasgar t6
Thibet. and Is expected to bs absent
three years.
The Russian government has decided
to commence work on the Trans-Sibe.
rian railway without delay, using at
first the resources Of the treasury aud
afterwards raising an internal loan for
the purposes.
Mr.. jackson, of the British treasury
department, has returned to London
after arranging with Irish contractors
for the construction Of railways in the
west Of Ireland. Work is to be beguh
Immediately.
The silk manufacturers Of Germany
have been completely crowded out 0f
the European markets by the superior
eheapness and excellence Of French
stuffs. The German wares are now
chiefly exported to South Azneri6e,
Morris tribune., 1890-11-12
To Fill a Long Felt wan !,

Fortsan absolutely Pure Whisky,
which can be recommended consci-
entiously to those seeking 1t for
medicinal purposes, we have secured
the agency for /. w. HARPER's Nell
SON CorNTy WHISKY, which stands
at the very head of fine wiskies made
in Kentucky. Shipped to us direct
from the distillery where it has been
stored for five years, it has become as
soft and mellow as a Juno apple. In
flavor equal to the Imported Cognac
Brandy, and III purity far exceeding it
Sole Agents Mathews 8 Buckley
Morris, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-12
The New Masonic Headauarters.

i The new masonic hall and loug'
rooms In Goods new brick building
are as elegant and conveniently az
ranged as any in the state. Below w
give the description of the same:
Lodge room, 24x4l feet, is papefee
and decorated III the most artistic
and attractive manner.
| Banquet room, 20x32 feet, is lifted
up in elegant style, with rich paper
and decorations.
] Waiting room, 12xl4 feet, is equally
attractive in its decorations.
Tyler's room, 12xl4 feet. is very
| neatly finished and decorated.
Reception room, 16x18 feet, is a
model of neatness and very conyen-
| lent.
Kitchen, 10x16 feet, is conveniently
arranged and all that could be desired.
Besides the above rooms there are
three closets of good size,one each Tor
the Blue lodge, Commandery and
Chapter, these three organizations
having I'm equal interest in the new
headquarters.
The banquet and reception rooms
and the kitchen have oiled floors; the
other rooms are carpeted with ele-
CANT ingram carpeting, harmonizlng
finely with the decorations.
The furniture is rich and elegant
and in perfect keeping with the elab-
crate decorations.
w. b. Hancock, the contractor for
the construction of the new block,
has executed the work in asubstantial
manner, and in Il reasonably short
time, considering the necessary de-
lays occasioned by not having all of
the lumber at hand.
The papering and decorating of the
masonic rooms was done by Robert w. |
Bruce and George Blakely, with May
hew of Minneapolis. These gentle
men are experts in their business and
have performed their work in a style |
that could not we'll be eXceled. They |
are indeed artistic workmen.
The TRIBUNE congratulates the
the masons of this city on their new
and elegant headquarters.
We understand that it is the inten-
tion of the order to give reception
on Thanksgiving evening.
Persons advanced in years feel young
er and stronger as we'll as free from
the infirmities of age, by taking DR.. J
& Co.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-12
auction Sale.

Geo. ]. Schultz will sell at auction on
Wednesday,, Nov. Goth, ON the Heenan
farm, in the town Of Rendsville. / span
Of horses, 3 cows, hogs, | lumber
wagon, double harness, mower, binder,
and other farming implements, 80 tons Of
hay, a lot Of chickens, cook stove and
various other articles too numerous to
mention 4st2
Morris tribune., 1890-11-12

Graceville Transcript: The Grace
vile mill is doing big business now
a-days. They are shipping bran and
shorts clear to Boston. Mr.. Sheehan
says they want the bran for brown
bread fof,tlfose who bet on the Re-
publican candidates, and they are
making them pay for such foulishness
by charging them $ll.50 per ton bulk
for bran at the mill for ten carloads;
He also says that it has taken the
past year to introduce their -four, and
today they have orders for it from
Boston. New York, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia,and several ether large cities,
besides having a good trade i'll country
towns throughout Indiana, Illinois
and Iowa.