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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24

ton % Gen. Casey. chief clerk Of eng
neeEs, - secure from nm a favorable
recommendation Tor the project IA his
next regular report.
Mr.. Wheeler gave s lunch today n
the House restaurant, 10 the Michigan
Delegation. The lunch was gwen IN
honor 0f the successful launching OF
the Chicago" The affair wss quite
informal, bat very pleasant
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24

Delegation From There Appears Re
fore the House con- uniftee

sks,-f'Tf - - -sNsssss-stsssR
v asHryGToN, March 81 delegs-
ton from Maustee. cons sisting of F. Y.
selling Wn. Went, Capt H0dgkins
and A. q Wheeler were gwen hearing
By the House RIVER and Hsr5or Com
mittee. oo the proposition 70 drsdge TIE
channel 70 TIE depth of fifteen feet snd
extend the per. 50 as 70 protect the
channel Mr Cutchec1 introduced the
delegation 70 tce committee, srd pre-
santed statistics ~ at,ng - tas COM
nse-ce. r12rufsCturi ard trsusporta-
non of Mar stee. TIE amount wanted
for the Improvement IS slI5fso NJ.
Csehe01 also 4LEr1s1 -.a1 tie ee1z.s-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24
GONE AT LAST.
The Isng snd Basy Isfs work - Gen
SrhenrE Ts Fn6rS.

wasHIveroE. Narch z5.-Gen. Robert
G. scheuck D ~ 81 his borne st Is thas
evening Of pusuuori 2, after ~ lIlness r
bat hvs dsys. Gen. S1benck Wss In 80
s7st vesr u hs sEs, sDd 20 career - .
scs3ss7. Co1gTessran and q dsplon1st wss
a remarkably busy o3s-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24


Postmaster General Wanamaker re-
Gently sent the following circular 10 the
principal pOstmasters throughout the
country.
SIR-Ihe statistics of the Dead Letter
Office show that over 300, 900 un-
claimed letters were sent 10 that Office
last year from the 40l free delivery
pOst-Oftces, the same being about one
half OF all the unclaimed mail of nearly
90, 900 post-Offices. This seems out OF
proportion, and not 20 the credit of the
free delivery Offices. Some means must
be found 10 lessen the amount of mail
matter which fails Of delivery and must
be sent 10 the department.
What do YOU think is the cause of the
non-deliyery of so many letters?
What can you suggest as a remedy?
Answers have been received from a
great many pOstmasters, and among
others, there is one from Postmaster
Blair, who says: The non-delivery is
largely due to the transient and float
ing population in large cities. / am
unable TO offer any suggestions as a
remedy other than il the public would
exercise more care in properly address
ing matter TO street and number, de-
livery of a large per cent would be
secured" A. NJ. l..
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24

VII DC entirely satisfactory 70 every
body and every interest. aDd although
there = some 4 satisfaction Win = Il =
ef the provisions OF the present oll, Il
= safe - assert tnat On the whole . :
satisfactory u most people. Tired uces
the revenues as much a. 5 consid cred
wise % 90 60 and al the same Ine TIE
principle Of protection = well preserved.
The reduction Of the duty or sugar VIII
make that cOmmOd lty mlch cheaper, /,
and a. sugar i al article mat : used
bg every one irrespective OF wealth the
reduction glll certainly be appreciated.
liz 3 not vet certain hOS long the debate
on the ball wlll lsst. The Republicans
as a general thing are n favor of bring
lug the blll % a vote with as little delay
as possible. but there Il some talk on
the Democrats side of the house of
considerable time being consumed IN
general debate. The Democrats hope
tnat they can make party capltal out OF
the measure and that Il wlll give them
some material which can be used on the
stump this fall. Ii they are really
anxious % debate the subject there j.
no doubt but what they can be accom-
mOdated, although the feeling on the
Republican side 5 that the tariff vas de-
bated so much IN the last Congress and
during the last Presidential campaign
that but very little Of an interesting or
novel nature can be SAID now.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24
SHEARN & SUTTON

Have changed Their firm name
- the Grand Rapids store and
Office Furniture Company and
arc prepared 70 5t ~ stores.
ofaces ana d lob work Of
every description. We make
sash. Door. - nds. inside Pm
ish. Moul6lnes, and pieces Of
furniture not kept in STOCK
regularly. also send men oct
~ tne DAY Or hour
= FL < p Il Q II Z 57 =
orad8ress Cor. Louis and Caupsn-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24
Special

Attention should be gwen TO The dis
count sale Of fine Pianos, including the
Peerless "Knabe, +" the Nose g. Sons new
scalel, "The Peoples Favorte," the
Wheelock and other pianos, which are
offered at a special
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24

Notarf oll can ever e framed Tl.aa
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24
!0aIp

For the purpose ~ creating . boom
durng the generally quiet month a
March. Therefore. Come one. come
sii - snd avail yourselves Of TINS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24
Discount

For the month of March oniy. Who
does not know Of lne high Standing u
those Justly celebrated "knabe" aud
Vose a Sons "Nev Scale Panos7 Vow
Is the time 70 buy one Of the celebraied
Pianos. We have n8ugurated thiz
special discount
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
FURNISHED 6onscs.

-~.
n OTTAGE. on Shrewsbury. fully fnf.
u nshed, nine IoVn-, d't1chci kitci I'D,
with dMlny-rnom. acrC.niuo. .n'ou~ f1i lNll
horses snail house lol servant, Daii.
house. fowDodt; lawns kept IN oiicr Boa
go, FAN Haven, y. }.
LOE a 1OfNIEi CI-'B HOteL. or
l. private r.-iGNncr.-On tir Pa--alc
River: 80 minute Dg rail- from jersey 'ifr a.
lnc Old stone mansion with D'a' uIll lt. :
nne Wharfage. el fu-lNr. staining dftt'A q
OlthOuscs polo ground viii Dc rented iAf-
nl-hed Addie-- at once a. L., j. LAT
4it.-st., New.yors CRY.
I AWI,INCE. J.. I.-Oc'an Ni.N Niilai
ni,nts on direct Dive 10 1ed1rhuist and
Isle Of " ight fwenty-one iOo.n. furnish % 4,
excellent condition. l.. III LlI-Ai.N, Ia
Rockaway, l.. l.
hlANAsQuAN RIVER. y. j.. opposite
I'l Point Pleasant, ulii-hr1 cottage % irti
,ai acIs- in lawn. 500 fe,t uyl frontage;
Stable, &C.. still and -uff bathing; un -
cDlled boating facilities. Al-o slia.l, CO..
;asc. same locality. WM. Ii. WILEY.
owner $50 Res4e--t.
(, HORT HILLS, X. J.-FurnisAed rc-i-
year o. aunmer mrd'rn nnprovcm"nt-
garden, or hard. stable lsie' SHADED la"r
horse. COWS, - gen; irru'- mod rat.
Particulars, LYON, y Park Row.
Z, CAKsDALE. 10 mles from the Grand
- Contra. Depot. Harlofn Railroad.-A
known ~ Row -Icy," tAc former homo of
the late Wm. Bailey Lang large mansion
bathrooms, pfapcrirs, conservatory, Nc.;
a. unlimited supply OF excellent deep Ar
gardener furnished bv ths owner: rent
moderate d. q. CROSBY, 90 Nasrau-st.
For other real estate ads see 11ih pace.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Eor Sole.

RO,iMo1p -gea.~ ll.lo i.r a.. 80
- a.-iu rl- 'iD-. t.-f 900.
ArRAuaA~. 80 'tn.a,e.
. HOLI.Tor D,.-H iof Is ier' 80
los, r.aIe. p -l.r.a.'y g. K- ~ al K'nts
IL Ii~O| .. WH.su--.
A IIns..D Las BysIN. g Ga 80 ave-
~ ulr. n..H .uHi r''-.l O. lH fYf ffru
ll,dDr'-. dr .sp.'-I'- and fancy Hli',.
ai.-s coon CIiAH,i io-t 5i.4tr.
UiIIIAED TAniE nnl4,.f. r,.~Hoei
ID Coii,ng,r billiard frhi' j.fNln f''t with
D. fgr 1l' il p'ifr NllNi t.rt ..-. - 'I
$50 ,afe -t1 cl-h. AiGic., BaA 80
'f''aHl.h coma.
DIAiTIltL oi.GNN. decorated p.'e
ID foat -..-. Do .t'r. tn~ tne o.. .
ItM~. $40 W.-t 'ai.-'.
y I>t iIuI ,LTNnINr ~ALE
- I'a-. Tanned ''".l- ~"Sp g..
Dlr iff.ft ~.Y.A
Nus. D.. -oli nf.. ieno's' Nay /.
ol,at .a..H.c bargain. fof alL
GEo.fi;- >rfNCf. b i'rr loy-.t.
CHioEIElNo 7i.a octave I..-o. sioj
I lr.lI' coalition nlt s if' 'yaia ti.D
t'ift.n -,'.. 90, rf... WINIlAEoIH 8
CO.. !. i.-' iif4-st.
lroE SAIL : ~" : Ncw Yo,s TIN.
tafe. io.af l' c.ait.-ly .o'nu.- Alir'--
4. =. lshAcs' ~ East sl.'--i.
T. Dl ~ALI-Of.e n.t4f-- ooi--t.ng
] ni sUiHflf A.i dr-h-. nltNADlA Az
.N~ EA.'l CO.. H. nron."ag
nlHCI frR>lIrRI = al Kind
~ fnl-np yinf0i top. na'-tDp -,indin <
tesss ,foois chair &c. al second hand.
:. Will' 'n-N'.. iA'em''t.
- DIAto Hr.fl' e I-5 .tls'- ala','
l0t. mf -,'. hf q professor ~ na.i. .
i..as ,-D.a.i.'. b'.I ,s wc., lln
ID tNtN rItNoe. sr.nt bargains, A.ii
Ia 4.lt pfi. s4 4.S octave -N yifi
..srl.f.. l,- Wet 3lin..t.. broadway.
ren.ras ani tuning
STFiM IArH'l 4,4.,n e. e.r D.
- ...I ulf N' ffi'r HI.af p I. y
sANrNhN. Lie, LAial''~.u'. Eifa-
- esrNNosHArHFH- rod " M.ehlr.ry
IO...r rn lIf..ss.. " &c.. ln tIrl EIlrto-
1fhpnIC WORLD. olf to-day Al nen.-
O. a..s- E.ep o.. io cents.
rI'o AErulIrcTs Tho p'aa.. -reeia,a.
ro... fo.as aad fnrn'turs 81 an a. ,i'-
.f. O. establish . ia t.1f. iN f.i- ci'f ior
.ai, Aa4r,,. j. " H.. Architect. 81 lib.
fi'UL PATENT n.rlNt pll'el amp.lsht,r
.- h.sl'f chimney. i.ff ou aud fur
ulfrff ur.' .hNl
S.r.t.h the match upon u. back.
Sip it 10 ii- 4t.r ffffi.
Ga % adpnn 'he chimney 60.
lla'- fnr way ~ nrN' b., Oh.
p r'. ir -'arp. i- urII. @lhNLIY
SMITH pof o.; GERMAN own y. Y.
u,yPENIIrrH ract.rlir NV ra-
4 chllc-. aN makes. Atf cost 1il gl'.-
q ltcd u,,hi,,- t.n.el TYlTWElTGSG
CO.. 20 llniWfN
81, 800, 600. nE.iiffry's ffry''s \ .,..,as : q ~
I'.au. 4t4 ,n- r.~ r.1nefortn- A. 1880.
DsSIEl J.. nrNIrY. Nn.hin-tan. y. a.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
FURNISHED Rooms.

4 HANDSOMELY JuENIsifID aisotc
a bedroom o,ci l'i4oi. lu .illN't pi-
Nate family. mean W. "tc -. -t-t.'u, O.
i,, win ba'a4a-t 70 ~ s'nt.,i.'.. r.
fitnct l'l..f't. IKlN 4 iL Alil.1. d.
TIlb g. O1cc.
AZ attractive suit. nlcon furnished
"A rooms 1T together g. -cpafttrI
private table. or without hoard neatly
furnished irDn- fori .5 ~. So ,aa.-
for registering OF inspecting houses. iu-
formation free. choice places city and
counir, - ycar-' r.frrrnc-. llorI patrons.
l.. a. DAILLY, = Wet S5th-'t
KINAIt tAIiLY oc,r bright sunny
l. rooms a. nod sa'e pfl.r O. i.'u.au' nt
gentleman. i-icfcnr's. 81 East -l-i-'t
~erABE rooms. hlfly furnished. oulel
- house. tNsr, REASONABLE. 5-- VT
--ih-s..
fE'O LLI-.35 Ia.f .7u--'.. small laI
room. second ioof fNnt - 20. cot,are
house; house occupied by ofnef
1J WEST airI-or-N.e.y furnished
- fH n.-. suitable fYf Ilf-l044l. q. .n
handsome ioo.a, for gentlemen srmmrr
prices: references.
On EAST WhSHlNGTON PLACE
~ Handsomely furnished p.0a-a1' r.oD-
Co q clo.o. central l1.ailtFi n'sr hotels.
f's,auianis.
OfIH.>r. no WI~r. u,sr Broadway -
~ nsni-1msf furnished -qual. room.
.-l foor gentlemen.
~ DIST. c3s IA~T -Tlni-h,i room ~
~ pcnn'mOh plltafe lpl-e, lo~ Iilrr
O,u last D-rii--r. .-Ilini.l0f .Iu4ir
> ~ tng double foYf- iHN r-i"r. t0
ecAucmen. bica,fa.' Optional. RI sanccs-
Brooklyn.
H. rRN1SNf p ROOMS Front room sui'.
i able ~ one of Two. laf.' closet nsIi
bedroom. p bot Inf t1.t rI' f4'l q
ring',- fiIh from ii'iff. 81 j4f-.t..
N.f IfIfI. leave. and join. .YN-.'.. EiIHllfr.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
{irln nOiutc0.


Males.
A CENTS. Men o., OF business fos three
-o-.e,h.ne new. rAERAT. ~ Bsoad~ay.
poY wAHTLp.-coul plain writer.
ID for about three months. Adnfc-,
T.. o.. Tribune Office.
nL~4r.IE-ny Jovelf} manufacture;
- mus. De- able T. make i3tteins Ia
gold and cut hubs of sane steady cinplol
mont for "a competent n1n win satisfactory
rl.fclcr- Appls 10 ". 4. g. < CO..
Room -. Corbin bul'ding, II John-st
ItOUSE CANVNSsEEs wanted TO sell a
II ne" paicnt,d arilclo needed Ia every
tcIFitorr at oacc. Writ j.. X. llLl,lN''-
IO.. superintendent. Pat"~on. y. J.
81 YOU AXE OuT or EMPLOYMENT
or wish o. maze 4 change call at The
old roliahlo Metropolitan agency po' 'itlohs
procured for booshc'pra, collector, ol,sHs'
sale-mon. poiiers. packers, drivers. coirh-
fnsn, stlblDmen. Natchmcn. u-rful men,
farm hands. t'snst"rs. coplls. wait'r- mr.
men ana mechanics; row O.nrra t.'fF hali.
Ii.4 .4E'F'ilIAN N',I-N, VI - w Wy
w ANrED. -saie-msn on ,alary Or c,m..
~ mission to handle The Sew P1t'Ht
Chemical Ink Irasing Poncn the greatest
selling novelty ever produced ,r'-c- lnh
thorough. lI two seconds o." alrs on ~
"a e. amounted 20 1920 in fiN days. ano,h.s
90. lI tuu' hrsrs Wr want one energetic
general agent fDr each STAT aud Territory .
sample hr neil 81 cents. FOR terms ana
foil particular. aidr.-@ THE NDNlsOr
ERASER Nf''. CO.. In Crosse. WIS.
w ANTFD. Travelling s4lcsMcn, VINO are
~ calling on tho erorcrf trade, q" t'ii
kr.Fa Grape ta'sup good. new. drlicio, =,
rttiIrtltr. Apply 10 RLl IA "AAfi.
And fEtlT CO.. Roch's.'r. \.
VIZ AN1tD -Ncn ana women agents IN
w every STATE % handle orr spc'inliio-
"" havc ifW agent. now WHO are n't 40 %,
.ieyfidiy something ncwir patented ana
tie hcet in the world. t'il or aunrr's
PAERIr s. CO.. l., Eiosdvay
w AN1fD. active man a. sal sinan
w FOR Wholesale grocery house to solicit
orders fof elcar. only one who can control
"a class of trade among good ana r'liIne
Gfal.r- Address "ith ref r'nccs tli'Alt>.
Tribune Onicr.
WI ANTTD BOOK KnINDEH.-A general
W IaDrlindcr or magazine ana blank
loox forN ard =. fddr es -. {. LOU Don,
/ lOgi. lith.avc.. Altoona, Penn
Females.
LORDS DYEING AND CLEANlN0
"A. A.JtfICES, III, ll3 sth-aNe;, hclt iuln
COS Gth-avc., above 3-th also ION -st, mar
yifauy's want lady prcsscrs. Apply lac
tory Onice. III, 1i3 eth-svo~
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
BpnrO diio Rooms.

40 TH-S". - FAST.-A very desirable
4 - second floor. with private bitn and
....t.a f,ifs
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Nli0trllnncous

4 LBERT G.. spENCER 20 gin.aYe..
"A l,tw.cn I'm and ieth 49, -tntr0i.t-.
fIfl-oi.. f1ne. made b orfer recovered
AID repaired pIorDt and reliable.
4 ~ pII.sJ% suffering H.fl g.. Itlon D.
y fhc ..ll may AfIf ~ .ln4.. luNlr
which cured r.~. Atdfts- NfLrDN. l.-cs
HIosdwaf.
A llerl OTtIl.f WOMAN would llr
y q cl'd 20 ,sf' 'of 20 homo. 90 i-.t
5utA--t.| I-t foor. l'NN 3.
4 9O-P. NOOK. Glow 90 IS - no''r-
"A '.can ffrD o. lpf alffc'- nn 'Of-
fOnhd-l remove, Lld oil 4l.', lf.tri.-
aling. ioallnr turn.ns. JAS. e.. NOICh-
Kiss. l2O Llb.fh-t
I'JS-TNI'I.0N '.l d. cIf' Do month
I Il the "a l.It can walk milo. CAL
WN. :. NoI"T TuINrION. i6p fth.aVc.
DINKL'-. Io.e rsfiof Na.os i.atn Ap-
paIatns cures sod~. inlunnla. TheI-
mste m and malaria. ni-o "A iuNuil for The
healthy 10 harl co. fne ~f t--iN. lli' ti-atN.
WANTED. 10 know ~ goof p.gn. 10
w star drug -'of., country. ALUM
] r.iuun once.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
tUork n)nnieo


Females.
FAIR ST.,Ol,EAPHER and good
y fsnrwrltfr desires position yDa--
0.r-rifl,r iu general Office work. Address
>..- L.. Tribune ualre.
NrkOI!InN ~ auf sind wanted by
y export. SPECIAL attention paid 20 mOnO-
grams. Misc El.i >nNAN. g., l.. ''ri-st.
4, OoD contaito well experienced In
~ ola ..cA -u-4ug 4 -lrH- position in chOir.
R A. NJ. Trlbanc once
ErNNIcrE1 .-Nlr.tlng manicure would
~ i.n a lep D. ore customers VIII call
mornings or afternoons. Atfr - 1. IL.
900 Lonuari-st.. liio'hlsn. J.. y.
=. N,nkAPITE .l'y compot. ut Young
= las q. ~t.Lnc 'Inher nnd typewriter,
g. Iulnlion and ca. rHph AcGlcss Nisa
ND~-. - .,N'lNc ..
n,fg VOGEApNIE ed TYPEWRITER.
f.r.uere. Addrc-s SllSOGHArHLi. ll6
ra-t aist.'t
49, 30 NOaNAp!li aud rNfEWRiIlN ST.
y i;F au r.iffisnc'd lsGy desires suit
.f'. r0-ltiOn llsh' . references f.om iorn0r
0up.0yer and b. ,!noss college. 80 Maui-
-ou-aNc.
no ptnrISuEH~.- lady desires a
POSITION lu an Oiicc, haS writtcn many
var. lor tho urc.-. can edit adapt. tranr-
ilt- tsou. and into Iri nch. and !, ready
.orrr-l lDnf.ut good fc~tiN Onials VIII give
.t.r IL .r Gratis until used to routine. Al
lr -- .. a. n.. Ifihuno onicc.
" Ot ST. ladf wishes situation as assistant
ln o1irr q ~ cashifr IN store rci'r.
enr.,. 'Gdrcs, vi. c., 80 Summlt-a'c,
jersey CITY.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
flats Go fci, Gurnlehc0

furnished aiu'm'nt- 10
T. f,t. f0r Q. u o. ~ months iiuM May ]
rtNt. situated ou l'af..9f0.. opposite VI Pc
"a. inn U0tel Apply af iln. u Hi saw
Us Lilo t.-urlnrr ~Drl'if. hNit Nlt
rrrit,iIn Budding. a. to Jau.t1l $3.50 prone
i-f-. I'l l-fA-aNf.
II ARTY roM1 ahilt u.l -1het elegant
4 furnished -li'. flr -lN months. Alr4i
at Is ia-' j-th-et.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
L.cip i0Gn,c3.
Females.

~ ClSf-A Piote t.nt chlldrcn's nu.se
- WILD O. a-s.-t m hoI.rwofx RI icr-
rhce' CURED. g. ~ ? 33t--t.
w =. I'D Protc.tant scams;r,ss and
ehai, ,b rinali. p.-s-r ,-l rnLrsd9y,
''"''n 40 ani .. m ] East l5th-st.
IA A%TED.-A french, German or Sved.
W i-h neat young g!rl, for general Aousc.
Nolh' mus br . ro'd coos. washer and
lr0h'r. o. iu rifr. pa,i gnee. references
Can - ia : l5th-st., 3d nat.
IN iNfrD.--A gDad chambcrmaid and
w porter. Apply lc3 No,eriey Place.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

~ ARDENER.-By a practical and expert.
VI eacCd EDgiishinan no chiidrea; green
AOgse, li0Ncrs. -iLD-s; excellent vegetable
.l0Nlr: best references. A. CAnPES-
rER'S. 1903 0th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

LORDS DYEING AND CLEANlN0
"A. .DFftCIS, III, 1l3 Sth.aVe,. he'f luln
COS Gth-ayc. above 3-th also lJt.-st, mar
yinany's. want iady prcsscrs Apply lac
tory office. III, 1i3 eth-sVo'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Citp Real estate for Sale.

LARGE cottage for sale or TO rent, or
"A half to small family at once all i'm
ID plOVements. 50 East 5sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

go MADlSON-A.L.-W with board. far-
~ lor hoOg. three rooms, en- suite, scc-
Ono BOor suite. two rooms.
c1c NADlSOS-ANt~. SIMEH>.-
i,O%O Cheapest, pm'likc, heated,
rooms board ladies'; Harlem. references.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

CREATEST BARGAINS ever offered
u family selling ont and going abroa
elegant extension top family phaeton lady's
loop front top pony phactOn. single and
double silyer-platcd harness imported side
saddle and brittle. all hrst-clas, and nearly
new. Il West 4sth-st
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Conntrr Real Gsiatc 90 Eci.

z pnnIID Rk"l SSi"li ~ l. 0i'
ALL CITY CONNENIENCtS - r ir-
n utes flom i2l-st.. cas-: bank ~ Hudson,
near station new Queen Anne tp..te'-. y
rooms: sanitary plumbing. lots ioNy2 feet p
free use Of paik ornau"nfcd W!ih foiee.
trees churches. good school. cOnN cni'Hi
markets commutatlcn. 10 cents each way {;
$50 yearly: wa.er front. 400 feet nn'
views At Has.ings-on-I II udson. Afdi',s
CLOCK TOWER. Boz 3,0i2. New-N"fA.
OTTAGEs from 500 UP; hotels and
u board Ing houses. seaside and inland
let, sell. exchange; great demand ior cl.E.
and country property at LNLhhIA
DIRECTORY. - West 35th-st.
last OHANGE, ). J.-fof Rent.-onc
Il extra fine housc, wiki all improve
mcpts from NAY I. Address JOIN ".
RUSSELL, 2CO broadway.
n ERTH AMBOY \. ito Lei-A gen-
i tlenan'- place. fronting NSrltan Lay.
\. VI. JOHNSON. 81 Na-,au-st.
cHORE COTTAGL. 20 rooms. an im-
- WOvemcnt, 0nr-hoh acre near dflot ,
one hour; year, $40. WILLIAMS,
White-tOne, J.. l., landing dcppt.
:, UNIT. \. J-Irfli-hc1 OF uuflr-
- ni,hed houses % let for sca-ou or veaI
properties for sale. 4. g. IOI IEE, Op-
ositc station.
no LET.-May /. handsome brick lo-room
Il cottage, iMpfs N'll.cnt- 30 Hinul
from city ) nom depot. WM. II. NADiN.
Short HIS y. J.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

NWILDRIN'S NURSE. Sc.-By Welsh
Y Protestant; Will be generally useful -
neat. young, willing and Oolieing mas per-
-ural city references. Please call 'ic otn"
aye near f-.-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Llomes.ic !llIUI.l5Is Uanteo
Females.

a Ii KINDS 81 German -crN wants. with
y fist-clas, r'lernccs, for city or coull-
is. always on hand. |. Sun tN'
SfVTIN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
- 3l-aNe., near Sth-st.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-01-25
III En~tnsn,is flocl.

August Bafsh, ot ,;arrettsvilie, \. y,
h9s Invented a peculiar clock L con-
,jsts hi oniy i've pieces two Wheels about
the SIC Of ! silver three cent piece, two
handS and the dial. The dial is about
the ne ~ ~ Oh style woo,icn clock,
and tie hands III" aboue five inches in
lcnotf. The dial is made Of glass, and
it i plainly T. IL seen by looking through
# that there ire no other parts than those
named. The clock kecns perfect time.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-01-25
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Eczema. and Scrofuloas S>es and SNelncs. As well as lunc-crofta,. ON
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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-15

Low-priced exclusions to California
were first established by the Santa Ft
Route. These excursions have been
successfully run over this line fOI
years, but have been managed by well
known outside excursion agencies
Since January, 1889, the Santa Fe Com
pany have been running special Cali
fornia excursions parties. conducted by
its own employees, engaged especially
for this work. They will continue
this arrangement-thee excursions leav-
ing Kansas City every Friday evening.
The ticket rates are the regular second
class rates. Pullman Tourist Sleeping
Cars, with all the accessories, are furn-
ished at the rate of $500 per double
berth, KANSAS City TO California points.
These excursions are personally con-
Quoted, and every comfort and conven-
fence of travel are guaranteed to men,
bers of these parties. Those who con-
template trip to the Pacific Coast,
and wish to save expense, should in
form themselves regarding these eXcur-
sions. For folder containing full paItic
ulars, dates, rates, ect., address,.
GEO. T. NICHOLSON, q. r. &. T A j.,
A. T. & S. +. r.
Topeka, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-15

John E. Wiley has suceunled.
This will cause regret among his many.
many friends of this and adioinine
counties. One of the oldest settlers
of the county he has always been one
OF its most prominent business men.
His efforts to help the farmers and de-
veiope the county. while doing some
thing for himself and his family, have
often embarrassed him. About three
years ago his entire stock and business
house was consumed BY Ere. He was
encouraged by his numerous friends
To rebuild and try again. So he did.
replacing his burnt building with .
magnificent new brick structure. But
low prices of produce have crippled
the customers ability to pay old bills,
OF make new purchases. The new
building involved him in debt, and
the interest charge has been "A burden.
Added to this wss the failing health
of Mr.. Wiley, his old army troubles
wearing on him. and this exceedingly
hot weather has weakened him and
retarded him in his business enter
prises. Fearing that the strain of
continuing in business longer would
end his life, he reluctantly Yielded to
the pressure, and on Tuesday morning
made sale of his entire stock to the
Edwards County Bank, which was p
large creditor, and had tried to sustain
him in business. No man attaches
any blame TO Mr.. Wiley, and all his
friends will join in an earnest desire
for restored health to him in the
mountains of Colorado, whittier he
has gone to rest and renew powers.