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The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17

ONE or THE BEST stories about General
SHERMAN is one that was told by his
father-in-la law, the famous TON EwIYG of
Ohio, just after the war. Mr.. Ewing had
met an old neighbor and was discussing
the casualties of the great tragedy:
well" said he, speaking of hls own
family, "my boys got through all safe.
TON and En- are home. They went all
through It, but didn't get hurt. Yes, sir,
they went through the whole thing"
And then, as if it were quite an after
thought, "and ELLEY's husband; he was
there, too. He went through, too; just
like the boys"
This story was repeated some years ago
at n Loyal Legion dinner by General REY-
NoLDs of Ohio and, as may be imagined,
it was received with uproarious applause.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17

HAVING FAILED TO GET the Worlds
Fair, st. Louis has been casting about in
mind for something in the way Of a
work to Offset any notoneiy Chicago may
hope for in her scheme. st. Louis has
hit upon an original and powerful am
biiion. A society Of ladies, called "The
Wednesday, or 100 Club" has been
organized TO keep out of the newspapers.
This is a slap in the face at Chicago,
where the entire population is engaged in
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17

IT Is GRATIFYING tonote that the general
spirit of the Southern press, in speaking
Of General SuERMAY's death, credits him
with the greatest of soldierly qualities on
the field and the l,indcst and most lovable
qualities in private and civil life. The
tributes to his patriotism and courage are
many and sincere.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17

ioY. JERRY SIMPSONS society note
paper will have the family arms-a field
of Kansas, plough perspective, with
two haystacks rampant emblazoned
thereon with the motto: h, sock signo
'iacts in lilies Of the valley.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17

ONE OF THE "hen clubs" in a Western
metropolis has what Is designated rs "a
library or discussion ROOM" from which
it will appear that women can read and
talk at the same time in the Talmud. Rig
Vida circles of Chicago.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17

FEW MILD, sporadic cases OF leyity in
Lent are reported in this town, but the
general spiritual health of the community
was never better.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17

what's the Use Of Being Rich.
Well, this II the worst of shocksl
II people OF wealth and ease,
Who pay for an opera box,
Can't talk as much . the please
While the curtain = up ON the evening show,
W hate the uso OF their wealth we wOIld like
10 knowY
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17
OVER THE NUTS AND WINE.

A mule would rather hear himself bray than
listen to any other music. A good many
people Gro built like Naturalization Cily
(7tIaS) bulletin.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17

There is hope, strong hope. almost a
feeling of confidence, that the Interna-
tional Copyright bill will pass the Senate
unchanged and go to the President. The
Senate's action on Saturday effected this
change in the prospects Of the bill, and
that action was as unusual as 1t was graft
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17

If labor is to be kept down in the State
of Pennsylvania, too much money can
not be srcnt on her militia. What
money goes for militia is not spent for
piul prtoue
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17
The Subsidy Bill.

TF0Rl We NclD T0FN ItNes.
The Democratic party is unflinchingly
opposed to every form of protection that
is an indirect subsidy collected by the
beneficiaries of the tariff. How can it
fairly support direct subsidies collected by
the tax gatherer and paid over to the
bcneiciaries of the Shipping bill?
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-17

The historic Desdomona ''loved not wisely,
not well, but too wisely.-Net0 York Heraid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
covutTTov oF VCV HAMPSHIRE BANKS.

Boston, Jan. (specian-Fron an advance copy 81
the annual report Of the New Hampshire Bank Com
rnissoneis ii appears that the institutions under IN Hr
supervision consist Of stat" bank. seventy w."
saving banks, three bank, authorized to do general
banking business, seven trust companies, ten buuihf
and loan associations, under the act Of --. ana ono
buIding and loan association under a special charter
six new savings banks have been organized since the
last report and three trust companies. The ~
grccae deposits Of the seventy two saving, banks on
sep,rmbcr 30 1890 S6j,727,o1o %, AN In
crease since the last report Of S7A2bf27 d. tha
largest increase made In a corresponding pcnoh
In the history Of the savings banks Of Ne" Hampshire
The total number Of acpositOr, ij9,7s2 and thu
average TO each depositor wa, s4ll %. The average
last wear 10 each dcpOsor wa, $500 L. or tho
amouut invested by the savings banks outside oil New
England s2j,ojJ. g54 % Is In Western loans. ana
$40 s64 03 ~ i, IN United states. state, county, d}
town district railroad and miscellaneous bonds, ana
in railroad bank, manufacturing ana m7cclldhcous
.toclt. The increase in home loans In the a,t wear
/. a Ilttle over per cent. Tie Increase IN western
ioau,-real estate personal and coater-l' f32-''.
asG Or or a little II per cent. The last report
showed increase oi nome paha "i ~ PCT 'c"' anu
in Western loans OF per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
HIS MOTHER.IN-LIW 1NNOIS HIN.
4 YOUNG MANS TALE or WOE TOLD N
POLICE COURT

4 YOUNG MANS TALE or WOE TOLD N
POLICE COURT
Rcrnbardt Goodman. shirt manufacturer. living al
No - Madison it.. came before Justice Meade ~ 'h'
F..cy Market Police Court Yesterday. and complained
utterly NJ the treatment he received ~ the hand, o
h uothcrn law. Mr. Ethel Zcrw!ch. Of 40 r" Henry
. Goodman said that he married two years ago ahu
that since that time he ha- been always In nov N"'r
Tho other dav he forgot the door key, and when ~
rang The bell the mother in law pohcd her head o"'
of tho win,ow and told him 10 Jump over q fence Ia
enter the house" ~,
Doc, yonr mother in-law live with yon' asked
Iustce Meade who looked at the Young man ID """"''
and surprise
X, sir answered Goodman. but ~hc comes -
often that Won would think -he doe. oh 'hr'''Ii
Eve I purchased student, Lamp in Edl'N >'"r- ~.
- and a, carried II home Wa the mppe'' MAN
alive. The doctor had Informed m" that "a Wa j"
,ro,s to my eve, and recommended tl" kcr"-cn"
I,mn \, entered The room nv mother IN IL" l''h''
ec~rcIy Al NO. placed the lamp on the IarloF tA'i'
and ,,c,, ont to get shaved When returned found
fine lamp broken in - thousand pieces WHAT d"''
,hi. mean - asked my wife. and She replied mat hi
mother told her that any who could not aii"Ih To-
burn ga, ought not to marry
Is that all Of your t,ic Of woe asked Justice
Meade.
so. sir again cried Nr. Goodman. what 40 You
think judge / am uat allow ed to hold my ~ mont
old child in 'uy arms minute u'l"I' ~ - '"'''
away from m" and am call VI hri" , .,...,
,,.r,i.t man Il .ilU Doc compelled ~ Do ~'m"'i I
r,b wv mother in lav'~ latest idvi"" E" u' VIZ l'
tCb.t do Won thul - that '" ,.t
Ii,,tl,c Meade d.d.uo' -Iy what b" thought tH' 81
o,dcr.d a summon, for the mother law, o,n '''
case vim c hoard 10 morrow. when tn. court VIII th'H
decide who ], m the ushi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
Az APPEAL FOR A SUFFERING FAMILY.

The porsons mentioned in the subioned appeal 10 the
cditor and b. the charitable appear to be worthy
aid They have made strenuous efforts for self
supno,1 until ace and disease have disabled them:
would respectfully ask that you extend the courtesy
., vour columns ~ aid IN relieving the distress Of
v.rv worthy American family in our sister city Brook.
,vn The facts briefly related are as follows james
IJ,oe man once in aniucnt circumstances, now after
meeting with series OF DISASTER stands upon the verge
- tho or,yc Door old being with eighty behind
lin. hclncs. barely living. mOmcntaty expecting the
welcome call TO better land where hunger and cold
,,o,.n uc I. not alone in his distress. His daugh.
o., o,ce a beautiful girl, now lies wasted aud
iec, victim Of that dread and fell destroyer consunp-
,, She les ON her lowly cot too enfeebled 10 assist
herself with about month 70 Hfc'
The remainder Of this happy family son, Is also
an invalid stricken with the same oIsca'e DIS his uniort
innate sl.ter He manages 10 earn oDo1e MY cents a
week by doing such hi, enfeeblod condition will
admit ANY charitaby disposed ps0pic VINO would care
- I,,es, yate the above cast will ind them worthy
ects OF sympathy Their home - - Az NO ~ fuiton
st. BROOKLYN in which place they I'VE ny Auess oil Inc
i.ndlo,d for rent is an absurd thing 10 u'hh u
trust that your valuable space VIII ao'. %e puoiiea
ton OF this appeal wv"
New.York. Dec 80, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
DIR. HAYES ATTACKED BYA HIGHFAYNAN
VAIN ATTEMPT TO COMMIT ROBBERY IL
BROADWAY.

VAIN ATTEMPT TO COMMIT. ROBBERY IN
BROADWAY.
Dr. John +. Hayes whose home is at Merritts Hotel
In East Twclfth-st. had exciting encounter WIFI
a hlghwayman early yesterday morning in broadway
near Union square. DR.. Hayes is unmarried man
OF middle age and as he belongs to several Clubs he
has been accustomed travel about the ciiy al night
ON Wednesday evening lie went 10 the Firm avenue
Theatre with several friends. and later he went 10 WISH
a friend further uptown. Itwas after midnight Wien
he walked down Broadway his way home he
walked rapidly and his Overcoat unbnt'oheu' anu
his gold watch chain exposed TO view
When lie reached Severteenth-st he was conirohten
suddenly By a youns man who had been standing on
the sidcN ak ana apparently engaged IN ooN's ~
soneth,n, IN a show window The young man Struck
him in the breast and tried TO take away HIS "d" anu
chain. Dr.. Hayes was staggered by the olo"' o'' Nv
managed to catch hold Of his chain and prevent uc
robbcr from pulling 1t away. lie also shou'cd "r
help.
several Italians were shovellng snow In broadway
only few ward, away. and they started to run 'o""
him. Th, higlwayman called to a confcdera'" VINO
was within hearing " Hurry up here. JIM VI sight
of the Italians. however jim had taken 10 nlFHV anu
was dsaI pcaring in SeventecnthSt. Dr. haN'' wa
trying TO dscnCage himself and help was close at mana
whom the robbor struck him on the right eve and ran
away The rohbcr', hand must have had bras khcle'
on IT, for DR.. llaycss face was cut severely by tnc
blow.
several men started in pursuit Of the highwayman
and his companion. but the rogie' escaped. no Po
uccman was in sight and DR.. Hayes could not hhn one
until he had walked nearly 10 the New fork lio'Plll
After having his wound drcS>"d al the h"aPldi II
Have went home. His lace was sWolIeh anu , VIZ
scriou. and he va, glad hal he had escaped bcing
robbed lie told the police that he cond rcGoeIe IN
n tnicl LOT man and wa, too well dressed T. be
laborcr Detective were searching for him vest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
~ THE FIELD or LABOR
TWO UNIONS FIGHTING EACH orHER-A STRIKE
NrREADlNG.

TWO UNIONS NIGHTTIME EACH oTHER-A STRIKE
SPREADING.
When labor union, arc rot involved IN a nghi Win
cn,ploycr. they a.. apt To- Doe lighting among them
.cl,c, An illustration ~ U., fact Be- shown in "
quarrel which i> uov being waved h"iw"e1 tho >"l
lrlt and Corni,e Nalrr-' iulpn and the Iiu ana
Shoe, Iron WORKERS Tuo.. 4 hort time 80" m'u
lcr- Of the former union began E" work cirh hour 30
cay instead OF nine hour. ia" I'm ana sheet Iron
WORKERS still work Inc hour-. bud the work d"H" los
Loth Union. o. similar their employer naturally pre-
fer - employ tho-e mon who Will g'e them the most
work Consequently the ~kyIght and Coruioc Nih"r'
find that The, al, being crowded out and thr' accuse
the tn men # con.pirug to tahc thcI: place. Tie
Central Labor Union at D.. eting Oh sunday " h'
asked To- interfere ~ the Interests Of p,s'', but ~ tn
only way ~ .citlc the trouble would D" - making
the hour Il work " both orci tt1n, ~ equal length
and a. the uu men have contract for uiuc hour
With their bosses aud the slySht men VIII not WORK
more than eight hoIr,. there seem, {" b" prospect
Of more trouble and these u.!ou> Will probably b''
colt each oiLct. which mean a SUR" ln "I 'h'I-
where the member u both arc employed.
The ,loalmalcr,' strike ha, -prcad from Meyer
Inr--on a Co- ~ the shop, 81 Never ''ans. 70. l'i
-piiug r.. and Judis. Berg < Co., So. - l'i"id"hN
about 80 men are on strike. -.
Ilr Mutual Benefit Association o.. tie Nc" jersey
Central Railroad ha, elected the following "nl'cr
" T. Linn -idcut g.. IS. Gaze. Ircd'r'h Ming ana
secretary: f. VI Diyi- recording ,cor'i'ry u. u.
Iicscr tica -urcr. g. -. schooner ~"rE'ui Al ''hS
H. { Mc-t /. kus g. ". Case. h"prr" ~fhpph"Nc!t
j. o. T.drvhild and j. IL. llacr'rty. directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
CLERKS LN A LOAN AGENCY SHOT.

Minneapolis, Jan. 1-Victor Heath and Harry
uerrck, elnploycs Of the Adamson Loan Agency
were shot last night by VI. Is. LapplnS. car
pcntcr. Tapping had mortgagcd his furniture
through the agency, and II was fmcclosch tiH
morning lie had threatened 10 hill every one
wording In Adanson', Office If the foreclosure took
n,ace but was not supposed 10 be III earnest until
he suddenly appeared in the Office and began hrng
without a word Of warning. Heath was struck IN
the side and Mcrrick received "A ball IN the lava
Neither wound will prove iata Aer dolls INC
vet been captured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
DrirH or SENATOR rr1rIGREw'S BROTHER

Sioux Falls :. D.. Jan. i.-Ju,tn \. P'tugm".
brother Of senator Pcigrcw, died ~ 10 O'Clock I''
night lie wa, forty five year, Old and leaves VII"
and daughter lie had been III since Transferring
and Ia, wife being an ardent believer IL Christian
Science persuaded him to accept that treatment Last
week relative, living In the city tclcgraphed 10 senator
Pcttigrcw In Washington - come home ~ once. "
,oon - the senator arrived he cleared his brother
house of the theorists aud called In several regular
physicians. who declared that IL VII -" late ihc
tri.tan scientists, on the Other hand. ASSERT thai dd
their treatment been Icn apnC Mr.. IcitiTrW Womb moi
have died. Their. !, considerable feeling In the cry
over the circumstance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

Mason CITY Iowa Jan IA wreck occurred on the
Iowa Central three miles north OF Oskaosa last night
passenger train running at the rate Of forty miles
AN hour crashed into standing freight tram En-
ginecr Wolcot was fatally injured and several pas
seDgers seriously hurt. The two engines eAprtsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
GENERAL RETERNS.
Az AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT BY GLADSTONE

Andrew Carnegie received yesterday telegram from
Mr. Knowles the Editor Of The Nineteenth Century,
saying that he had him, as a New Years present,
the original manuscript Of Mr.. Glahsonc', article
Mr. Carnegies pamphlet, entitled: The Gospel Of
Wealth Mr.. Gladstone's article wa long one and
was written by himself. Mt Carnegie says that he
will prize the manuscript highly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
, SrccrSSFrL SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT.

Wat~rvilr, Nc, Jan. LIN the physical laboratory
II colby University yesterday, Professor Edward \.
~ Morley of Adcller College, Cleveland. and Prof",
sor william A. Rogers OF Colby University, shcceedch
IN measuring by means Of the wave lengths "i HSh''
the changes IN the length Of bars Of metal caused ny
variations Of temperature. machine constructor bS
Professor Roger for the special purpose was EN-,
,nvcd and change In length were measured ~ MN
Ionth, Of an inch The experiment has been h'hef'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
cHAupJOy IN CLUB SWINGING.

Bath, Me, Jan. 1-At the CITY Han Odas Eh-
ward Brown OF Bath, regancd the worlds champion
shin far endurance I'm cInbswingIng held by him for
five wears but recently by Homer Crawford. by
swinging opound clubs six hours and forty'one
minutes or ten minutes longer than CRAWFORD VINO
used +. pound I0ouDcc clubs. Brown averaged si1D
five full swings 10 the minute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
gounirn Ncdl Gsiait for Sale
4 hFLINDIp ISNI-, .NlNT.
4

hILINpIp lSI - hMINT.
n IOE SALL.
Io4r-t... nt u's'n ..t clt.s'one iron
Jrl -.n- DO .' t $50 IT, d.'g, lot - T.
.N $50 o. Deep p. 400 ti.I -Ifut' 0u 'r'
....f ,...... n.u.h ll 'A. rt ~ t.
f,Hl. y nr ."l'r ,arlin- uo" ~ 49,
pcl cent irt...,f "u 90 Nalu1'lon Of E 1884, 200
entire 49, '.. ln1 lait ~ 81 t''r mt SCI
rented o. --.' .h'or' Is from i'1'", u
p'a'.tt i-f'.,.'.' parties 'Nlir1 Ma,
b. i1It WLl % I"-s.rr Wlil u.lYUI'sr ily
Wish tY rh.u. onAer d~-il.- 90 o.. NE
money 100 Die t.-.u".- and v.u > ~ soi
:l-u UnU cash. nr ouc-AlN Zach and balance
y I'r cont .'rlr'-. owner VIII iIk" irAsr
.o, tr. ~ '''.. 'r'n buyer 81 II e. cent ccn'
.u'.r'-f -1t r..-1' ps veal rl"HW L.}r
d.-lrr O.. Photograph % building VIII he
furnished those i.,4ru- sam. hIs prop
~, d. .l.1p - .l5H 600. Adde'S, Loo
B'N tii ~. Paul N.hn
A GiAA Iolt MONICLhIH. Dwellings,
"A for sale hgd o. ihe acre =, 9 81, 10 a
TUBS ( TAYLOR. Be"Tuln ~. y Y.
I'OE SAIL $40 lot. win huikh al
l. waterfront nu NevtoNu creek ~u.ii-
bic rr mnuufi. tories dwellings Nr Np-
90, to - - SDUll. tTEGlN. IS Madison
ave. ~ \. KNrELlE. loo Fu.ton-'t.
Nrw' YORK
L. OR SAIL EN'HNNGL.-farm,. cogigg.
j try eat. poo a-r.- tt1hwaf hnr build.
mgS exceedingly Jose 200 acres Hound
Wrolk u... large hulliiuc. low - arr's.
West hr-frr 30 Wilr- ont cheap. no ar :.
Mr.t.h.-f r. ~I" mrr t.ui'r ''d ? una
nr- oth.. pp.,-. N"Wlcf.'r. 'l-.W h"r
80. ouu % $4,000. j ". FIELDER -
Ilb.fff..f
INIpftipA tI"rau' river frult prop PTS
- NtDtGd- nearly opp".'b Jhrh "Ni'
t.lIc. ; t,r.-. cultivated geo Orange tr'7's
come 10 l..n-. villa r"s.dtu.r boat house .
steamer, to Jnch sonNilIr, bargain 100
i1nA-.t
EuH SALE staten Island 6 acres
L choice location -ultJll. Or hullfil-
.it.,, OF hot.I Amply 10 y. n StiIlEFFE-
LIN 0ls Nldi-uu-,Nr.. or \. RNPlLff.
lOn Fulton 49,. Sew YORK
IL OR SNLI.-At Ho-lvu. L. g. = M"
L house. h,tn and 10 acres ~ land also
IT acre, aud no hOu-" thc-" places are
situated on high ground over
looking Hampstead Ray ana Few min
'tr.' valt from railroad depot aud steam
boat llrdipq. TINS H. one 81 the most dr-
lirhtfuI and picturesque places on Long
! ,lnnd address ! r.. Tribune Oni"r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
M Evidence TO- TyCRIMIEATE KILLEES

La accordance with the order Of Judge Bench ~ inc
Aunyeme Court in habcas corpus proceedings '"uo i''
49, hea AN e,anirston in the Yorkvlc Police court yes
t.rdsy IN the case OF Kieen charged WI" h"o1hs
Thomas Kiker in East sixteenthst. early In the oe OF
December 80 Testimony taken going !" ~ "'
xilesn had not shot Kiker. Not satisfied WIN 1'' 1
ausee adjourned the session OF the TO Bellevue Loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

q every style. r,t,and. canadian. Russian.
swell BODY. Sc. g.. \ large number Of
Siclghs carried Oyer from last winter and
slightly shOpwo. oTrr"d
FAR ~ Low COST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
rTRJNG P1PiLTSIS By RI BBTNG

Icvcrly Mass. Jan. !. Charlie, = Dennis. whose
complete cure from paI1ly>i, a,tOni,hcd every"
convcrsant with the ease. and which wa, hy many
a,cIibcd to supernatural influences has apparently ="
tanned the curative power. and Ia, been surcr''inI III
restoring several paalytic patients 10 something near
their normal condition T. the simple rubbing pr''r,
Inc APPLIED 10 himself. e accepts no pay Tor III
minis tTatlOI~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
spJyyERS FRIENDS ~ THE MOHAWK VALLEY

Amsterdam, n. Y, Jan. l.-hmong The ol"er io''
dents Of the Mohawk Valley there are many expressions
~ sympathy over the death of eXCniied States treas
urcr sumner Al the age Of seventeen Mr. spinner
learned the trade Of harne,, making In Amsterdam ana
while here he spent great deal of time practising up
tIo famous autograph which has hgnIch upon 81 "'"S
hundreds and thousands OF gIcsnbacks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
flats 60 Get. untnrni51 e0

DLACK BUILDING, 81 tifth avs, -
ID tranca E.ast 2Sth-si. ; larg' lplrtm"
sunny exposure also one Tor bachelor.
sl,I'IE FIFTH AVEN 4 E.
j OJ-.S 5th-aNc.. corner SJth--t
ELEGANT apartments of 10 rooms aud bath;
81 impr"l omrut,. including elevators ahc
steam heat. .o O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
THEY FAVOR MD TO AMERICAN SHIPPING.

\ mcctin. VIII h. held A. Turn Hal. 10. 81 tE'
Ionrtl. 90 tonight Of men interested IN the buldlhs
repairing and ,iillug II American ships. 10 commend
the effort 81 CohgIc-- man Amo, !. cummings ]" D'
half Of American shipping. Among VI" ~pr'hcF' VIII
lao Mr. Cumming Congressman Wallace. Of HrpplN 90.
and samuel tiomIcr, pre- idrnt Il tho American Fed
q I.Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

plta, where Kilker IS now under treatment Kilker
examined at length and he repeated his former
that killeen not the nan who him The justice
then discharged Killecn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
THE FUND Steadily GROUIAG.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HOSPITALS CONTINUE
TO BIZ LIBERAL
The rournS making to Charles LancT' treas
urer No l. NasSau-st, on account OF the Hospital
Saturday and sunday collection. continue N he on
courasing since the last report the i0lioNEs amounts
Ln,o l.cD, ,n1nlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

Dolly-IIarry. aren't you even little bit Ieaipuss
IIarry-Jealousl Why. do you think m n1oL
DoIIy-No Harry but didn't know but YOU iplsn
think some other fellow was u fool. you know'-bos
ton Transcript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, Fl

and passenger cars were demolished. The freight
train was twenty minutes the passenger trains
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
niiscelidueous

CENTRAL ADVERTISING AGENCY
y "" distribute advertising matter OF
every %. -rIiptuu throughout tn" counties Of
t'uf.I. Pennsylvania prompt thorough AID
.' -'tul'r work cuaiantotC. For narflru.
.'.- address r.. BRUCE LIIILE, Nan.
,-rr. T. %. Bon io5 l;'adng Penn.
AL AND WATER.COLOE PAINT.
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