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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-24
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
AcvY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington. March -Brigadlcr-Gencrl William
Smith has been ordered T. this city soon a pras
tichlc . assume the duties II his Office rs PaymaSter
General. second Lieutenant Hampton NJ. Roach,
1T Infantry has been relieved from further duty at
the United states Infantry and Cavalry school, 1T.
Lcivcuwurth. Kan.
Lieutenant H. r. WallnS Junior grad"l has been
ordered To- examination for promotion. Tho Dolphin.
nylu. t. nl- ~ Rear Admiral GhcIaldi. commanding
the Anitn Atlantic squadron. arrived at hey Nest.
llt. Thu morning. from the West Indies. The kc'r-
large Galcna ana lantc. comprising the rest 81 the
North Atlantic fleet. also at Key West. These
vessel, Viii probably set sail for the West Indie, III
"A few day and viii be- followed soon by The Dolphin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
A cnMPrL SnRY FRANCHISE BILL.

ANNAPOLIS Md, March Is (Spccial.-liaving re-
dstrictcd the Congressional districts and the wards
Of Baltimore City. the Democrats today proceeded
to ecrrymandcr the legislative districts Of baltimore
only two weeks Of the session remain, with
hundred, Of bills TO be considered, the time having
thus far been entirely devoted to gerrymander blll,
and Ia dOcorng the election and registration DIS.
Today senator Toadvin introduced compulsory fran
elise bill requiring the judges In each voting precinct
AZ the close Of the polls make ont "A list Of the
person, voting. th, list to he certified to the return
Judges, they i'm turn, are 10 certify the list 10 the
cerl, of the Criminal Court of baltimore City and
the clerk, II the Circuit Courts In the counties.
The latter Will Immediately issue summons requir-
inc all who have not voted to appear before the
judso. Of the court to show cause why they should
ma 10 ned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
LOST Dv THE THIRD TRIAL.

Syracuse, March i special --onc Of the no''
ca,o- in the history 81 railroad litigation I'm onnndasa
County ha, been brought t. am end hN a decision
DAY i'm favor II the defendants II is That 81 LOUIS
Baju. against the ~yrt'u-c. EIuglamtou and Nc"
York RAILWAY Company. 10 la, been iu III" courts
for thirteen year, and has been three time, tried the
plaintiff in two Instances getting heavy verdict.
In February l-17. Ealu- va. Nardma-rr here Tor
the defendants. one day hi- leg Wa en- he'd 10y q
car. Hajus brought an action for dnmar's against
the company The case cane to tfiil here In l--O
before Justice N,gwin aid II rr-nltod ~ verdict
Of - 900 for the plaintiff. nut the Judgment "a, re-
vcr-cd by the General Term. The second trial Wa
before .Jm~iicc Naun in January. Lea. The court
rather rcluctanly submitted the case 10 the jury and
the result verdict 81 1000 for the plantH
Th, Judgment wa sustained bv The General TERM
but II was reversed by the Court ~ Appeals, Tie
third trial which also before Justice \anu. cam"
on I'm March, l--1, and th, time the plalntin was
non suited and the complaint dismissed. The zen
cral Term held that the court below wa, right In
not allowing the case 10 go tr the jury and In"
Judgment to-day affirmed by the Court Of Ap
meal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
7,O pRErLTDE EX AGGERiTTON.

From The Detroit Free Press.
"Do Won know my husband7' quercd a middle
accd woman who called at police headquarters the
other day
Nom replied the sergeant "a, ,, ,,,,.
iii, name is IlandibOc-Joln Paul Henry liandi'
Doe"
Don't know him
Lives ON Champlsnet.'
Well l. he lost. s;raycd or dcac
Neither, Sir Hes alive and out on the street
aud Will probably be here within ten minutes 10 lie
about me-
What IS the tIOubc7"
We had a row sir. and ! skinned MS nose ana
pulled his hair. lie will come down 10 tell NOn tIlt
broke his nose. but do you feel Of II FOR yourself
Don't be imposed on, SIR
Nom, WON'T ,.
And hc'll say that pulled ont enough oi ms
hair TO stuff lounge. Don't You believe H. Here
what pulled out. Fact, Is facts, sir. and yon can't
ret EN-"
And She produced and unrocd paper containing
out by the roots. and laying 1t the dcsk she con
tinucd
Would that stuff lounge? Would that even pad
a boxing glove When he comes rushing 10 tell his
story just show this 70 him..
Ic~'m."
lies an awful liar, sir. lie lied 20 me 10 get
me 10 marry him. said he WAS millionaire. but
saved wood for exercise. Here's the hail. and The
nose he'll bring with him. Let him tell his story and
then crush him with the proofs OF his fasity: He's
easily crushed, sir, and one crushing Will last him for
Six %cckS,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

s. Augustine. ia. March ! special. IN" tennis
tournament wa. continued lcrc tll, morning ard the
court. we're again surrounded with a large ana 'ii
,husiasilc audience although the finals have not a. N"
been played. Today' result, practically dc id'1 the
winner II the all coincr, Inc friend. II L. ' he''h
were greatly disappointed ~ hm TO-DAY when ho "i-
defeated hy T. y. IrchWith II Cleveland lri'h
va, not PLAYING within l. ~ Dol, game AZ ANY iinc
during the match and played many easy balls nat" the
net IcCkWlth. on the other hand. play careful
and al time brilliant game. Md NoIic'cd win great
accuracy AZ the net III, friend, expect Inn Z" S'"
o. : Campbell hard fight 20 regain the champion SHIP
and tai, match. which Viii !" PLAYED on IAir-da', b.
commanding much attention. The nnal contests IA
double, and singles VIII be- PLAYED tomorrow. Ap
pended are the score,
single second round-T. +. Ic,kwth beat H. \.
Peacock &c. g. G-i. L. y. Beach boat II. VI.
Trevor = - o. =. smith hcnf II. Nmtrldsr =.
81. L. II. Dulles beat e.. Ili'hari- hf default
Third round bcchvlfh lrat Beach 90, -.
Dull,- beat smith "a. g. g. .
DOUBLES. preliminary round Y. Beach ana VIII
lam Trevor beat g. Richards and partner h' dcitnn
H. l. Pcacock and \. Gpld' beat l.. IL. Dillc' ail
T. + I,eiWith e. =. g.
First r,und-H. '. Reach and H. g. Trevor beat
H. L. Peacock and \. Colby g. . 1. -. = amp
bcl and = smith beat 7. :. Harrison and Il. H. "it'
,cd.c G-., IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
THE LAWMAKERS 1T TRENTON.
ssAGE OF THE JURY COMMISSION BILL IN

PASSAGE OF THE JURY COMMISSION BILL IN
THE sENATE-BILLs IN THE HOUSE.
Trenton. March 1s tspeclaD.-The Republicans and
Democrats had a lively encounter in the senate to-day
over the bill to revise the Jury Commission law.
Senators Mcdonald and Adrian led the opposition to
the bill on behalf Of the Democrats, and provoked
Senator Gardner, Republican. into display OF his
fighting abilities senator Mcdonald held that the
scrifs perfectly competent to draw the ]urles.
Tie state had tried the Commission system one year
and the result the worst jurcs ever seen any
where. That was why the Democrats had repealed the
law
Senator Gardner said that The reasons that originally
existed for the passage of the bill st existed and with
even more force. 1t high time that some II hoc
all the sheriff, of NewJcrsey were deprived OK 'ho
power to form grand juries. The repeater last year
was conceived with criminal intent, passed for crml-
nal purposes. and had yielded harvest OF crime'
Gardner alluded to the Hudson County frauds.
and added that the political rinSmastcr there had
power, and this Of forming the jres OF the
county was one Of them.
The bill passed by party vote, III 10 H.
and will, of course, be killed in the House.
While this debate was going on in tile Senate an
equally lively occupied the attention OF the House
over the bill to give lay judges in sccOndcass counues
= 800 per year. The bill had been strongly obbled
and there was no hope of defeating It, 1t was passed
by vote of 81 to ~ The House Iasscd the bill pro-
vding for a partisan Board OF Tax Commissioners
in be appointed by the Mayor for five years
at an annual salary of - 800 EACH The only opposi
ton to the measure came from Mr. Trefz who represents
"A Newark district. lie said 1t needlcssly Imposed an
other burden on the taxpayers lie said that the legis'
laurc had done nothing this winter but pass bills TO
increase the salaries of State and city OFFICIALS IL az
the bill, affecting Newark become laws. the city VIII
have 10 raise 900 extra by taXatlOn Just to meet
the Xpens,s incurred by raising salaries.
Among the other bills passed by the Assembly was
Kcly's saturday Half Holiday Act The House Com
nrtedf
posed amendments 10 the Constitution and reported
adversely the third The amendments reported laVOr.
ably permit special legislation for municipalities ana
correct a constitutional relative to the appoint
ncnt Of Common Pleas Judges. The one reported al
vcrscly permits any corporation 10 obtain CHARTER
The report, were concnrrcd ill., and the amendments
iavOrably reported were passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
MORE TROTTING STOCK SOLD.
Mr. KELLOGG's EIGHTH DAY OF OFFERING
HORSES At AUCTION.

MT. KELLOGG'S EIGHTH DAY OF OFFEliNU
HORSES At AUCTION.
The eighth day Of Peter G. Kellogg Co.'S series Of
trottng horse sales at the American Institute Build
ing opened Yesterday morning. Among those who
were there were jerome Whclpey, d. J.. Harrington,
Jacob Rupert, &. X. Bates, J. ;. Ferguson &. NJ De
(armcnda II. IL. C. Watson, David Conner. 4. Smith,
J. C. Rowland. Guy Miller, a. Il. Darling. /. Have
never and J. VI. Ives. The sale comprised
sjpnmenfs from A. Il. Darling. George f. FoOtc Rich
ard Ingraham and others. Bidding all through Of
the tamcst description. Duke Of Wellington, ten
vcar-old bay geldinr. who has record Of 90 and
Vas bred and owned by \. Il, Darling. was bought by
william Ottman for ~ GOO Mr.. Ottman also gave
81 900 for DAISY Hunter. f0ury year old gray colt by
wellington and Young Daisy; Willie at Sl,221 Lord
,,on,well bay son Of Fred WILKES and Kitty Clyde,
became the property Of H. X. &. Watson For $500
David Bonner secured a ycarDg colt by lAvalatd ana
Rushlight and $3.50 pad by ~ :. VITA foT Prince
Jerome a four ycarOld colt by Jerome EDDY and Black
Icc Other sales Naomi W. b. f., 600, }. :.
Ferguson; Expectation, b; s. 500 J. :. stevens
Natilla b. f. 500 Dr. ". Miller; bay grding two
years. by Montague. dam by Pickering. 1910, Alex
ander Mclean ,,,. Ala, ,,, -, e
valuable cons gnncnts from Charles T.. Ford. Nathan
strauss b. A. LippncOtt. William T. Gibson, George
I clark and others Tomorrow The sale OF Robert
stees consignment will probably attract big crowd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,-.., r,..,i,y March l~-BFEVTS-Recein,s
~. 'i"' h,nd so caront. for city slaus,.
IL tafnd-r "l OF ~. ma -iosds
rIfG-, IS ,'luaN' LOT ~. 'I .r,o,d 80, 80 a,
shipment ~ ., H.Tt - 81 a, ,.r in. - E,,ling
averaging Lou 81" was sun ~ - 90 - NV 49, 's
~ 'tf ,t ,., nr, n Ge for Texa. sd.s and Ga laa
Tor ordinary u, ''. ~. w., ,tet- ho,,. g., xovyork
- amour , ~ ri ,'tr Tor M. Week ending March Is
""'," an" 81, ,,n dressed beef avcr.r. weight 7O9
D'' =, IT, ,,.r,r' pfl.r' II ~ f6 I.r 100 r.
' ~, ,i laos t,.,i md i,r Yesterday quote r..
J.! , , ~, Al or .r,n, - p.r = and American
- foL,lf Lr Ton, l.ct estimated dressed
'' wv
-t't.,..n,. to-day from this port 80 h'oNes the
g.. I ,I o.. .n o,,ar,r. 81 beef in the Nevada all by
,''.rf,w's ,,Npor, include $50 cattle on
49,, N,,,rro for ~hanhcre S Iplsein quarters Of
b. M fi ,lft Of Paris Britannia by lastuan- Co..
, i,, ,.l an III, Frcterlcn schcppc by l.. =. Dllrn.
m
CA[i~- Receipts oS3 head. u which 23 ~ 60th->t.
stead. fair demand ana about al sold AZ -td3c Tor
barnard and Western cas, aud a07c for ordinary to
rfln A,. with frv rather choice selling at ',."l+c
tho country dro~'d ',a~ w'r common" selling AZ 70 o.;
'' ", "a ,,.r, selling M H. gl TO-. ithoir. lie
~il.-. u. Harrington - N'al-. l3s ~ aNrfate, ~ &c
per e. du. lii ~ 40 &c, 81 no. 10 AT &C. no. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

day ,ncliGe 4 900 bales American. ,,,, -.
Cotton Future, closed quiet American inidilns low
m .ddling clause March delivery. O2.o'd Naiue Ma,n
and Aprn delivery. 2-od value APRIL ana nay az a.
sellers Jun and July delivery, .-6ld BUYER, July an5
,ryr.t delivery, q 9Sid sellers August d'lN"it 3otu
sellers August and september delivery o,otu ri'r,
S.,,., h.r delivery d-6d sellers >rp'nb'r anu pc.
,i. delivery AI.G4d sellers; october and No'cmoef
delivery > 4O.jid sellers ,,.,, 81. ,o,.
,,ston March ls-Cotton finn inddlng, llc low
mldding Io,.c. good ordinary. 10 bloc MT ana srss
receipts. &c, bales oAb"stS oo"S'"'S'' '' ~ '
% x,tIk March is-Cotton quiet mldiling. 10 l51Sc
ma, and gross receipts ~ bales exports toast"se 90
n,i.s" al. i6i bales stock, % d1l hlir-
savannah March ond oTgna,, 1916 net and
~" ,rints 1874 bales exports Coastwise o72 bales !:
ss.ies 100 bales. stock. - 10 lNle> ...,,.-
" Nav orleans March ls.-Ootion irreRua, mauuinss
Low rlddling lose good ordinary, 10 BLOC net
~ -' r.ceiu. ga bales exports 10 Great Britain
sos bales t5 the Continent SOB bales saiess LOW
bales stock, 1851 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
PLANS FOR THE BASEBALL SEASON.
THE HAcKETT-CARHART TEAM TO BE 4 STRONG
ONE.

THE HAcKrTT-cARHART TEAM TO BE ! STRONG
Manager Perkins has completed the organization 81
the Uacket Carhart baseball team for the season. II
will be substantially the same nine "a d'lea'eu 'no
yctropotans three straight games al the Poo "roHhc'
last >eptcmber The team will be made up Of Frank
Kraus catcher (he leads the team in battngl IhomaS
Moorehead short,top. trustworthy batter; John
Harry. captain and second bsseman: Charles IIammcl
formerly of the Jaspcrs and staten Island Athletic
Club ccntre-fcld and change pitcher: Philip CANTON,
third bascman a heavy batter; John Abel, lcitncld ;
Frank Diven first bascman and cOacher Carmichael
Nugent and Cough. who viii play in the outhed' ana
Anthony Won Fricken, ir. and Charles L. Ilcrney'
pitclers The following games have been arranged
March 81, New-York National League; April 4,
prooklyn american Association, April D. jersey Ci'y
April 6. Newark: April IL, NcwIIavcn; April H..
BROOKLYN (National League April 20 and 80. Albany
at Albany: MAY 3. Crcsccnts. Of Painfcld, May .,
Princeton University May i, Railway April IL,
10 and 20 are open
special meeting Of the Amateur Baseball League
as held AT President scoicld Office. al No. 53 Broad
way Yesterday. The Orange Athletic Cub sent in It's
,esirnatlon which was accepted. The Englcwood
rold elnb NAV be admitted to I'll the vacancy. The
Iearue Will be Independent 81 The amateur mon
iean,e The first scheduled game viii be played tho
III The New York Athletic Club through resident
SCHUYLER Yesterday sent in It's entry a, member Oh
the amateur Union Baseball League. me CUBS nov
VCrl, Manhattan and New jersey Athletic Clubs.
The Yonker, Athletic Club Will enter team TINS Wech.
The Boston Athletic Association and columbia Athcuo
club of Washington have also entered teams IOi inc
Union championship -,
G. L. Harrington will be the business msnager OF me
New York Playcrs League club. lie VIII arrive ana
take charge OF the club affairs today. lie formerly
managed the Holy Okc club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
TIE STATE OF TRADA.

Baltimore, March 1s.Co:ton steady mddine 1 syySS
Flour active; Howard Street and Western super, 20
81 80 extra 7ja s3 co. do family rs .od - ov
City Mills, Rio brands, extra - 2odsf ~ winter
patents, - i0as so spring DO - oaSo 70 90
do s % S9ss soSsSe %esern
quiet No winter red srot and March, s3sdefc Apss
easier white 3JdS3c yellow 3oa3s1c Western STEADY
mixed spot and March SSsa 36e Apl SSs SOC usu Sy
57,aas7'sc steamer s5as6 oa; steady s and hs%
southern and Pennsylvania. 2a03oc Western wmte' yS
steady prime % choice Timothy, S12 j0asg Provlsons
firm mess pork, old, $40 Is; new, 81 !3 balkmssts:
loose shoulders 40 long clear and clear rib sides oc
Shoulders, 6.a0ac hams. 10a nc Iard-lssnned 1sc
crude. 0.c butter quiet Western ade logic 9ess
roll i8diyc creamery 24d2Gc eggs quiet l3c. rseIv
lcum unchanged. Coffee dull but firm RIO ca,goes Iar.
per steady refined. l2lsa1s+c. whIskey n,m 81 oSc
II Ereights Liverpool steamer dull ana eSsy
cotton, flour, 20a22s grain, ID Cork ior oruefSs
4sa4s Sd.
Buffalo. March 1S-Wheat-No. ! hard in fair dernan9s
600 bush sold at 92c closed at 9ci oOoO Dusn
Northern sold at &C. closed az se,c winter s Thsa;
/ ear extra No. red, at S3c, and ] ear No wnte
Michigan at SIC track Corn steady, WIN ,s.t
demand No. yellow, SAC No. yellow, 32'. 1880 20:
B. 33. d33i2c No 312d32ac, on track no other gzscS
27sc car No. white 26ac and cars No: white;
at 2Gd26i,c track. Barley in fair demand ); no.
Canada csc; No Canada coo No extra, osuOyc;
Rye dull No 2. soc track asked Flour In iar oemsae
sis 5oa ia; spring sls Receipswheat. 5000 bush:
corn IL. 900 bush oats, 1000 BUSH superintendent
Al, 600 bush.
Chicago March 1S--The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

F1ack case before Judge Barrett
Interstlte Commerce Commission, Federal Bulding.
McCala Court Of Inquiry, Navy Yard brooklyn.
Sugar Trust injunction case, before Judge Ahdre"@'
uarbor Lines hearing Army Building.
u. l.. Moodys address, Collegiate Reformed Church'
10 80 a. m.
Board OF Education. 4 p. m.
Lecture by John Flskc. llardman Hall, p. m
Mass-meeting for working women, Cooper Union, 3
Amateur Athletic Union Astor House, p. m.
Ncw.York Metal Exchange. annual meeting 8 p m
Hrooslyn Sunday school Unlon 3 T.. H. and AS p.
Aqucduct Commissioners meeting.
Social Economic Society, All Souls Church, p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
CHILD TAKEN orr BY 4 DRrNKry NAN.

The police were diic'tc Yesterday f. search for
Frank Mcgan four Year. old. who disappeared on
Monday from in front of his home at No. lO3 Wash
iueton-st. other children who were PLAYING with
the boy said drunken man took hold OF little Frank
hand and led him away. after general alarm
was sent out Che information that the boy VA, In the
care of the Eroollyn police reached headquarters, and
hi. father was sent 70 BROOKLYN 10 get him. The nm
known drunken man apparently lad taken the emu
over the Fridge and had left him - wander about
thc streets in BROOKLYN until policeman picked HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
FLYyN'S Aesthetic NATURE JARED.

Acting under the guidance Of -oIcr7 Flynn, OF the
1T District. the Board OF Aldermen passed resoiu
tou Yesterday protesting against the excellent selcc-
ton made hy secretary Window If Bcdlows Island
IL. the landing place for Immigrants. Mr. Fynn's
et. .cv. feet Of stature stood up in IT. place yes
t.,tav and denounced the Governments selection a.
,yauiou act Of vandalism The members Of Con-
ere from New York requested IN the resolution
r .nuo., the plan. subsequently. the Law Com
,nitt,'. made favorable report on Mr. Flynn, coal
.,llu.i-' ordnance Altogether II was Il great day
for Solcr1 Ihuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

ago. The demand has been fair Territory has been ss.
inQ TO some extent, with fine at $50 SOC clean nns
medium 53a55c and medium at 5oa52c Texas CAL.
fonia Oregon have been in moderate request primer
pally the OF 50d5Sc secured Ohio and Pennsyi
vanla heeces have been quiet with small sass o -
neeces slowly a. 29c In somSng wSols there Fine
deaine selections been In fair demand win Onio
sold at 35c and Michigan at 33d34c Pulled WOODS ~
and 22a2sc Foreign woods are hrm and Ia vev
good demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

The resolutions Of the Ioad Of Aldermen authorizing
Commissioner Gilroy, list Of uptown streets to be
paved with asphalt were yesterday amended 80 a,
10 allow concrete foundation under all OF Them The
resolutions then went week under the rules
The amendments offered by resident Arnold aud
arc intended to meet the objections Of Controller Myers
,vhch were last week the subject 81 a controversy
Lctwecn the Controller aud the Commissioner o Public
AA..nlL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
Domcstic 5liultion5 tunntr

Females.
NURSE to grown children and sew. or
" would wait ON LADY. by rrsprc'"p'o
Young woman best ref renee, city or cOu"-
ny ,iJ 6th-aNr., near i2d'@t
NURSE. German girl good scam
y stress. nr~i.cla~, cht;uh"r"asd ii'nI
tidy fond ~ children good reference. l'ol'
uth-aNr.. between 1,tn and "Nth St.
MUSE. Nc.-H, 'iuan GIL. spea@inS
y ENGLISH and French. ~ growing ,nii'
ing. ohllsing and Trustworthy b".t 1t ',1
references. Apply 80 itn-aNc-' -''" ANU
Goth SIS.
n rENi..-by competent YOUNG woman
" - infan: s. nurse or to 'r"N Ing en- na
dirn. & years hes, plii-ian or Guy l''.a,
sncr~. AddIcs~ present employer = o."
West i,:h-~t.
NJ 1 RISE and SEAMSrEESN.-ii 4 ven,
" educated North German Hln Roou
.samsir,., aud nredieWorncr, bust i'I'r
rurr,. nurse 10 small or grown chilurh
ma affection 10 the country. tan AZ MIS-
DIEN'S. il0 East l2th.-t., near lth-a''.
NrIESE-Ry an educated German girl to
~ ,tf,ud Ia children and do sew ing Eoou
city reference. MIS- IL ID pN'''''''"
$3.50 East Al-t-st.
EsrrCrABLE widow want, a naby
IL To hrins mp on hOttle at hrr hoii''
10 East 'Sth''l'
~ E~rI,TNnii. woman 10 take In wash
Ii ing or 20 out hy tAr day. MIS-. MI L.
IIGAN. ! Minrtta.st.. ID Iloor rear.
EIIABLE colorcd help furnished for
IL all capacities, male and female Tor city
and country. POkIEliS, lVi W. 3-a's''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
rv.TprASTRER HOLLAND ARRESTED

jefferson CITY Mo-. March II t>pccial).-Prosecn'
inc Attorney Davidson to-day hlcd information with
Justice Wagner. OF th- city, charging cX state treasurer
T. r holland with cnibczzlinc the funds Of the state
Nr holland wa pre-" al the Tine and al once gave
himself M Preliminary examination was waved hy
,ha a., Trcas rrcr and he admitted 10 bail in the
str, az :, 900 The cmlczzcmcnt charged consists
~ hc deficits uncaithcd by the committee appointed
bv the Governor 10 examine INTO inc ahal' Oh I'M
uf