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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
WRECKED BY NATURAL GAS.
The Gem City stove Works at Dayton. o.
Iaii ia Ruins.

DAYToN, @, Dec. 5N.-About O'Clock
this morning, The Gem City Stove Works
were entirely destroyed by ire caused
bv an explosion of natura! gas within
the building. Tie smell of escaping
gas was porIeptible for several
DAYS. anu during last night the build
ings became lilied with it and the cx-
plosion resulted. The iiremen were
pouerlesS, as the flow OF gas could not
he checked. Less. SS5 100: fairly well
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
acira ar a Summer College.

PEEKsKIII, y. Y, Dec. 29.-At 5
o'cl.k this morning tie extensive
carriage house aud other valua-
ble out-buldings On the "Bosco-
BEL place, formerly the sum mer
home OF Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
but now owned and occupied during
the summer by t. u. stewar. OF New
York, took fire aud were burned to the
Ground. Two horses pefishG ii the
foIcfs. but the IeEt Of the livestock
sss saved. Lo.s. $1,000,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
Head Of the Lottery Dead,

DR.. NJ. A. Dauphin, native of Alsace-
Lorrain, for twenty years president of
the Louisiana Lottery Company, died at
his residence in New Orleans on the
2sth, aged So years. The remarkable
growth of the lottery enterprise was
mainly due to Mr.. Dauphin's energy
and enterprise and he had emassed a
LARGE fortune
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
CAL. CARR AT THE ALTAR.
Divorced From His Wife Few Days
Ago the CAntain See ks u New Il. ile.

Ago the Captain Seeks New B.ide.
CnIcAGo, H.. Dec 2..-Capt Calvin
A. Carr, veteran vessel broker and
Board of Trade man, surprised his
friends the other day by going into the
divorce court and obtaining legal
separation from his wife. They
had lived together for many
years, and, until now, were supposed
TO be one Of the happiest couples in
Chicago The divorce G,s granted
about week ago. Yesterday Capt.
Carr took out a license TO marry Flor
ence A. Marcellus. The Captain has
lived for more than half century. His
prospective bride is twenty years
younger than his recent wife, and is
said to be much nrettier.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03

According to advices received at Lon
don the steamship Shanghai recently
caught fire at sea, and is supposed 10
have become total loss. The disaster
is understood 10 have occurred
near Wu-IIu, treaty port of the
Chinese province of NganHoei on
the Iang-tse kiang, about iorty miles
above Nanking. The crew, consisting
of about sixty natives, .ogether with
several European officers, are supposed
to have met their death either in the
flames or subsequently by drowning
while attempting TO escape from the
burning vessel
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
MURDERER SAWTELLE VERY GAY
On His Way TO the Prison He Tosses Nu-
merous Kisses to the Ladies'.

Doves, y. H., Dec. 3O.-Isaac b. Saw
tele, convicted Of the murder of his
brother Hiram, and sentenced to be
hanged january ), 1892, left here this
morning under guard Tor the state
prison at Concord, where he is to
remain until the execution Of bis sem
tenCe. He badc farewell to all the Jail
Il tarhes, thanking them for their kind
ness to him, and as the train lett the
depot threw kisses to some ladies' on
the plat. orIn and shouted "CtooI-Dve"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
Five Marks Weekly.

Two thousand weavers of Tulenge-
birge, Silesia, have sent a petition to
Emperor William, urging him to insti-
tute an inquiry regarding the wages paid
to persons employed in the textile in
dustry. The petitioners say that mar
ried hand weavers now receive less than
: marks weekly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
Witnesses Given The Lie.

MAoos, Ga, Dec. @0,-in the murder
conspiracy trial, yesterday, three of
the prisoners were put on the
stand TO testify in their own
behalf, and made fiat denial of
the testimony ol two main witnesses for
the prosecution, Burch and Bohannan.
Il Is said that ne prosecutions holding
back the cap that VII forever shut out
the hope Of . -urre-sf,rl dc anse.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
Will Get 60 Per Cent.

At meeting of the creditors of G. w.
Ingalls, x Co., boots and shoes, Boston,
on the 2ith. the committee recommend
ed an acceptance of the proposition from
Mr. Ingalls, TO pay TO per cent. of his in
debt edness in four quarterly payments,
IN three, six, nine and twelve months,
at per cent, the assets TO remain in
the hands of trustee until all notes are
paid,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
CANADA WANTS ALASKA.
dominion Plan TO End the Behring

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. ga novel rene
DIV for the Behring Sea difficulties is
proposed by the government press
here. 1t is simply the purchase OF
Alaska by the Dominion government.
The papers proposing this policy point
out that, even though a large price
were paid for the territory, it is worth
more to Canada than it is % any other
power, because Of its conugaity to her
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
ALLIANCE HEN GO SLOW.
The Third-Party Movement to be Delayed
II Year.

ToPEK,, kas.. Dee. 29.-The following
interview with President rank Nc
grath, published to-day, would md'cate
that the Alliance has for The present de-
eided TO drop the third-party owe
ment. He says: The agitation
in the South over the lodge bill
Hrecludes the possibility OF any indie
pendent movement al this time While
In Oca!a investigated the conditions as
thoroughly as my limited stay would
permit, and | came to the conclusion
that more time WAS needed. II will all
come about in time but the time is not
this wear
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
CHESTER YEREx CAUGHT.
Tho Hulless Oat Swindler Captured In
GERMANY.

BELLEvLLE, Ont, Dec. Chichester
Wilmont Yerex, well known Ii. connec-
ton with the huller's oats scheme, has
been arrested in Bremen, Germany,
under instructions from the British
vice-consul there on charge OF forg-
cry. With his retirement goes the
hullers oats business, and ends one Of
the biggest frauds ever successfully
worked on the farmers of Ontario, and
one which caused an endless amount Of
hardship and litigation. Ierex will be
extradited by the Bank of Commerce.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
4 Court House lin Asbas

NAKfsvuI1, Aik., Dsc. 30.-N
Mitchell County court house was totsII,
destroyed By ire early this morning. The
more yaiuaLit Records are in q firanrno,
-.,ie .and t.stAcag.lt they arc notipinrsI
Loss. S-Vt-f': taIlspee. $1,000 TIE
TIT, i i thought "as tie work of an
iA,s rdlafs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
A NEW SILVER SCHEME.
Plan for the Minting of Pan-American
Dollar.

tt IS SAID That new silver dOlIaf VIII
be created by the PAN American none
tary conference which meets in Wash
ington. 1t will be a dollar circulated
not merely in the United States, but
throughout all the republics OF the new
world What it will be like remains 10
be determined by the conference. but
there is very little doubt On this point.
IN all probability it will resemble some
what the United States silver dollar, with
9 portrait Of Columbus TO take the place
Of the Goddess Of Liberty on ons side.
the obverse varying.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
SEEK LARGER PROFITS.
Manufacturers to Advance
pr;,a. and (nt ages.

Window-gIass Manufacturers to Advance
Prices and Cat Wages.
CHICAGO, H., Dec. D.-A meeting OF
the american window-elass company
will be held in this city this afternoon
for the purpose, it is said, of bring
ING the Eastern factories with the
combination so that the whole industry
can be controlled by the trust. ltisun-
dersta1d that the price of all kinds ot
window glass will be advanced immedl-
ately, and the wages of the wOrkmen
cut down as soon as the presen; con-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
DAkOTA'S TROPICAL HEAT.
straw Hats. Linen busters and rarasol
Needed in Decemher.

-NEtNFt III ~ fift'tf.
BISMARCK. y. D., Dec. 2a.-Thus far
this winter the mercury has not dropped
10 the zero marx. Farmers have been
blowing in their fields all winter. The
oldest settler" fails To recall similar
instance in the history of the
Missouri slope Men can wear straw
hats and linen coats without feeling un
comfortable, and the ladies on the
streets find use for their parasols.
There were flakes Of snow last week.
hut they were quickly dissolved by n
warm rIin
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
Fertilizer Works Burned

The Edisto Phosphate and Fertilizer
Works, about three miles from Charles
ton, :. C., were burned on the Goth.
Loss about $500 coo; fully covered by
insurance
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.
RoInanism in l-tah

The Pope has erected the vicariate Of
Utah into a diocese Father Scarettan
has been appointed first bishop of the
new diocese
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
NINE. EYRAUO DIVORCED.
The Wife of the Condemned Murderer
Granted Il Decree.

PARIS, Dec. oo.-Ibe long talked of
divorce has, tbs announced, been grant
ed to-day 10 Nine. Eyraud, wife of
Michael Eyrand, the convicted murderer
Of Goutfe. now under sentence Of death
in the Dy.sou Of 4 R14uctte.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03

Miles headquarters will be in the sad
die after tomorrow. He will probably
start in the morning for Pine Ridge, 60
ing through the Bad Lands with an es
sort of scouts and the Sixth Cavalry.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
OkIahOma'S LEGISLATURE.

Oklahom.'s first Legislature adjourned
on the 9th 1t has passed complete
code of laws, composition of the Da-
kota. Indiana, Nebraska and Illinois
statutes. While drawing from
many different authorities the
code is rather mixed, but still,
on the whole, compares we'll with
the laws Of the other territories. The
capital question vas uppermost in the
minds of the members. Every other
measure was secondary, but when they
found that Gov. Steele would not ap
prove Of capital removal bill they got
down To work in earnest and did all
they could 10 adopta code of laws best
suited to the people of Oklahama.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03

BERLIN, Dec. 27.-Dr. Schlieman, the
famous discoverer ot ancient Troy, died
last night.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
Winter Wheat in Missouri Safe.

The first snow OF the season fell in
Northwest Missouri and Northern Kan
sas OH the 9th. 1t commenced snow
ing about 10 o'clock and continued all
day. The snow is about five inches
deep, but some of the trains on the
Western roads We're delayed two
or three hours. A dispatch from
Wichita, kas.. says: "A soaking
rain fell in the southern part OF
Kansas to-day. IT was Just what the
country needed. and will doubtless ex-
tlnguish the threatened invasion Of the
Hessian fly. Wheat in this part of the
state is looking we'll \ telegram
from Topeka saws that the State Board
of Agriculture has received telegraphic
advises from the Northern halt of the
state 10 the effect that snow storm
prevailed there to-day, covering the
winter wheat. Snow was badly needed.
and seems TO have come early enough
10 greatly benefit the crop.
Good Indians Now.
At the headquarters of the Depart
ment Of the Platte on the 18th, dis
patch was received from Gen. Brooke
which stated that Maj. Whitesides. in
command of q battalion Of the Seventh
Cavalry. had captured Big Foot
and his entire band near the head
Of Porcupine Greek. About $50
bucks surrendered. Cen. Brooke
also teleuaphed that the hos,
tiles in the Bad Lands had surrendered
and would reach Pine Ridge On 1uee-
day Bright Eyes sent word last night
10 Headquarters that half the hos
tiles bad left the Bad Lands and were
within = iew hours march OF The
agency
RArsD CITY, $. D, Dee. 2o.-Gsn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03

FARMER DRlsEo, OF Jopesboroueh,
Ne, has plow, il is said, that has heen
ia constant service for hfty-three years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-03
BIG FIRE IN LONDON.

She English Metropolis Visited 10y
sweeping Contiasration scores of
Buildings Misunderstanding at Black
friar's Bridge the Flames Reach st.
Benets Church - Warehouses and
stores i'll Ashes-Littie to Say the
Flames.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Real estate 10 Gxrhanae

A FOUR.STORY and basement l9.6-ioot,
"A high slO0p BRICK and brO"hst0he p.l-
Ndte house Oh West End-aVc., near SUN
s0mely decorated gas, fixtures and carpets
contains II room- the interior has been re-,
modelled too large for present owner anu
occupant; price reasonable; Will e.. hanIc
for uDlmur6ved citv lots or fat PETER
&. CALLAHAN, 23O East i2dst.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
t0orli ildnlr0.

Fcnl .cs
A EDUCATED A'l A" LADY, good
y writer IIu ga. a. u-4iI- en-iir' 4
position loo office. Add. -- r. 'AhLN, 90
'',t ll1th.,t.
A YOUNG LADY Iatlusa -o.d edI,,tiou
a W!-Nr- a p.riflpn a. -ttuugirb. ana
tspra.lt.s. Aldo, J. C.. MARTIN. 80
r,oad -t. Newark y j.
4 lady. good lnd pId v-.tor win
IL Office experience. wants u.i. -'inf Or
copying a. Lrs OHu home. ht..r-, COM
fhiiNI. care Room ~. 3o N'-''o-'t
4 uNlHIl~EMINI lOE the y ~
a lORk TElEI ~ WILL 81 RE
SO. ] 80 : TrlaIvly. ..rr Iurty-ni,l.,t. :
l,l1p i OIdvay. come. -dil .t.. uhtl -
m:; 20 wcst le'n.',,..a,ir, e.. r.. ro,a-f
corner -Four; crtn- It.. go 1hr. ave. cor
- oft' -se. "i.th. - O-6 l'Hd-1Nc. o. ar
.NtI-ir,'--t.; Los fir-taNc.. loj N"-t
~ r,oad-st 100. tolumb.r.a'e.
l. rfv.,t. ,, tNanu. \ 1923 Iliit.prr..
and thc IlNELLM Ol FIrE. $50 la, one.
hunJr d.and-tv rnty-Lfth-,l. up 10 p %. m..
aud 2NG W"s' Onc-hundrrd and twenty -tli' N.
=, at regular onlcc ra'e..
4 HlLDEEN'S DRESSES male to order /.
" stamping aud rmbr1ii r. done 800 the
newest ,t'l". J.. Mr1H. Soo Gth.'ye.
EDUCATED lady. bushes, experience,
- comp't,at r'lrr'nc.. good writer. cor
!"p"nGrnt, Wl.h'a Office position with
ew-Yorl Or Rro,aiyn, ABILITY, sta.
i'' y. Ao"-Norf.
E%rER1ENCEp stcrocrlpAcr and tylr.
- vr.tr desire, a fjs,t D1 4, coir.- -pclG'
na AGdrs, Miss T., IL Broad-,L, room
- 3h floor.
| INTELLIGENT Young l,dy would Ike
i0 a-- y. "a oAIrr. o. Obtain position ln
Tor u any Kind not mchili. furnish ref.
- nee. K. PNPENHAIN. 1854 East 9sth.,t.
- OSITION wanted b. Gr, 4.uaker; useful
iu any part ~ w1fAr9oin; jeaf' ~
p'rrncc A. fotcworlu; reference. Ai-
dr">- Ms. PAUL. -" West s3i-s'.
- fSPECTABLE Young glr. with soae
- experience. Wl-hr- q situation in hair
dressing c.tlLll hI "nt. call for Caja
at li- Wet -dh--t.
q, IENOGHAPur" .ud bennington. 40.
- > operator desir's sit1efioa uEG"r
,tlnd, CORE rontclcc and cogviu1 Ad.
if.-' l.. g.. 90 i'i--V'.
~ TENoGRAPHEE and up"wi t.r. 'o1r
- vs - 'Nu.r'.url. f'~ilr, rn-. .inn
.re short aud 700. 'ou',t and wpd
bennington ~ iafor cNc' 'lt 49,, ana
2ram. 4r.an. II Pos = 'Ibnh. -
- ArIENLGR\PHEK AND TYPEWRITER
- Nsdy. cXp't desire, position lh %.
camille house with chance io. advance NJ NJ
p ference. Addrc-, ADNANCEMENT
TrIau" onice
- tAL GARMENTS altered ana ~ "a pl
y 'ad' lat OF GrHthe's. tl-' II year.
oA yerlence I'm Europ-; ladies' waltrf 900 =,
t.'.r tl.UI.Urc,. SIR. f.. BokhEE, llb
West Spth-st. IL bell
NOCNG GIRL. with . ycit-' c'perienc,,;,
1 desires a Oos ItioH - -t'hosI "pA'! AZ
typeWrlt4r with GO q h1 Inc .o'A'' AD-
dssss L. A., Box /. Irlbuhc once.
x;OUNG LADY. expert stenoNsphet and
I tvnsvriflr. desires engager cnt To- bank
-. ~ troLer'. Office: IS years rNpericnl .
hedress BUSINESS. Box 10. Tribune or
ice.
W OUNG Iadv desires position a. stenog-
] aher sld typ.wHter salary mod,r'
ate; Brook yn PREF rfsI; Au.1ens a 80
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
flats co Get, Furnished

>TH.AVE. AND 5GTH-ST., The Van
Corlear-S large, lieht rooms and bath
all Improvements steam heat Ge.siof
HEGENAN & Co. 1921 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Rfal Cstnie Wanteo.

w ANTTD % lease for ) years, BY a small
w American family. 3-st0iy house be-
tween 7Oth and 9ith St., Columbus and
West End avcs. Address RESPONSIBLE.
Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Counirn Zeal Gsiair Go Get

AXE GEORGE. y. Y.-Am about TO
IL build several beautiful cottages at most
attractive palt Of the lake WoIfd Ike 70
cOfrespOnd with irrespective tonaata. Ao-
dress LAKE GEORGE. 30 East 4Zd-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Uorh UGUteo.
Females.

" DUNG lady would like TO do writing
a or copyin-, Au0N-s \. D., Box .,
tribune OptoWn Once, l.-35 Br adwdy
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Bcar0 fUantro.

$50 80 - ----- ---- - - -
n ENTLFMAN and wife want rooms.
u with 1lst-ca~s board. In private fam.
fly; between sd a'd i2d sts. southern
exposure permanent II satisfactory; stale
price and par icula-s. JESCP Box IS,
Tribune Uptown Ofice. ] .23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Gin I eal estate fer Sale.

A MUST BE SOLD-A gem story I;
n. cabinet throughout; 40. 81 West Goth.
st.. between Sth and 9th aVcs. Apply on
premises.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Gonntrn RenI Gsinic for Sale

A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Dwelli
~ tDl sale, land ty the acre OF lot
houses 70 let furnished or unturnisAed
NJ BBS TAYLOR. . BeeAmsn st. y. Y.
4 ILL COZ NIRY r.al c,t1te our specially;
"a bargains and exchanges everywhere
- yedrs' experience. PHILLIPS &
WELLS Fibuue building.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Comrstlr 5iiudlols Udnt' b
AIales.

lAPANESE butler wants position; pr .vate
y family or club; und 'r,tsnds his business
thoroughly can do fancy cooking also
decorate tables thoroughly; ha, frst-class
references. Apply o. aCdre-s HANkIN,
care Noblett l0i West 45th.St
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
5lets &c Get, Anfurnlslt1

-, -
A DVFRTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN Ottlt Is.
No. ] ,z8s broadway. conner Thirty y.irst;st'
:. M M. 70 We West twenty: !hird:st corner
sth.ave. : 1862 6th-ave. l5s Loufth-aye:.
corner Fourteenth st. $50 Ihird'aNe'' CO.,
Sxtv.iirst-st; l,70S First-aYe.. l06 West
Ioriy.second st. ,092 Columbus ave,
l.l76 Ninth:aye., cornefr oo5 52q;sit. At. SO
IibeIty-st 50 Avenue \. 1.323 Ihird- ave-.
and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East One
hundret-snd. d.twenty-hfth.st; up 10 D. ~
and 90j West One-hundred and twenty fifth
St, at regular office rates.
u LACK BUILDING, 251 Ffth-ave.. en-
- trance East 2oth-st large apartment 5
sunny exposure; also one Tor DacheioI
10 .l2l WEST 7IST.sT,, one block
l ~ from l. station. Single n1to OF >
room. and bath steam heat decorated well
lighted. Apply on premises
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
for Sale.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50O second
"A hand wood AID iron working machines (;
~ ~ guaranteed ma hinery bought and cN.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

A LARGE double roll.top dc-k. with al
"a toGeIl Improvements; only used 8
month. s25. tdi between J. and .,
I\~I.FI 133 broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

~ OOK.-Bv cor petnI German occEi
I nakes all kinds ssorts, pastry. SoApS
meats game. &C best reference no oolcS
tIon private or boarding house. 1l9 EAsi
i2Lh-st. between Sd and Attn aves.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Drcs5maklnQ.


RT1sTIC DREaSMAKI%G; perfect
n ting costumes ana wraps handS0me
dresses made for .l2. Nine. OWEN, 2j2
Wet 23d-st.. Y. y.
4 FiESICLASS d.cssma.1er viii 20 out
~ hs day or WORK home tern, moderate.
pNT.o~NAkER, $50 We,t j2d'~'.
D.. -A.-MLLE. THIBAUD, Jos West
"A. 2Sth.-t.. te1 gowns. evening, str {
AMI house Dir - -. al-O talJf-nud- coupe
q, CANT nod rat pr @; short not ce.
-A.-DRl .sSEs for misses, t. II
A. ycar- uy spo i1lty every description ,
Tr..t design. hnr WORK short nOt.r..
N,ac. X AZ T1OINETTE. ll2 West 17th->t.
. HTIsTIC TAILoR.MADE SUITS. $40;
\ nc guaranteed also hal. evening a;ld
1eception dre,se,. LON Don AND PAhJS
DRSFSSMAKING co, 10l W,st, 2lst-st..
cor. 6,h.sVc., over Adans's dry good' store.
.DvFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a York IKIBCNE WILL BE RE-
1-tVfD AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
- @6S broadway. corner lhlrty.nfst-st I:
go H,nadWay. corner 2Sth-st. unit. 2
80 30 West Twenty -thire-st.. corner
y. .ve l5g Gth.aVe.t l13 tOui th-avr..
o'rrar Fourteenth-si.; 7b0 Thin-aNe.. cor
80 't,orty.se, ith--t .0.6 IhiIdaNe.. near
Nv etst - Los Irst-aVe.. 106 West
So rc,'Sr.9eeo d.st. 1852 Colgmbus-aye. /;
no Nlnth-1Ne., corner st 90
- t,.st y Avenue \, 1923 Thhd-ave..
"a thc HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East One
I'D drDd. and tive. ty-nfth-st up 70 y. ~.
and 2C0 West Onc-huhdrec ana u" eAtY-nfth-
st.. al TcSu.a4 ONCE I''eS
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
flats il)ante0.

Furnished.
yI-ANTED.-A nicely furnished small fat
w until June /. Address, price and To-
cation. Mrs. q. w. DlBBLE, lrNlhgtoh'
on Hudson, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

" DUNG Iadv desires position a. stenog-
] a-her ald typ-wnter salary mod,r-
ate; Brook yn pref rrsd. Address A. j..
lJ7 LlVingston-st- Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

AT REDUCED PRICES.-500 second
"A had wood aid iro9 wcrking maehine.;
argcd. GEORGE b. EDDY, 9Jo Madl-
son =.
A LNEGE double roll.top dc-k. with an
n icceI1- improycmgnts only uNgd 3
INSLEE, 7$j Broadvay.
Al HALF EEGULAR PRiCTs.-Trunks
y and oigs pocketbook,, dressing case,
for nest ten days. CHARLES SCHWARTZ,
- 4t..aNe., near 3th-st.
A RXI ,R2T1ssE5YyILNIIs EQR, THE NEW
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
LAO Broadway. corner 2Gth.st.. until 9
=. IL. ; 80 West Twen,y.tlird.st.. corner
et1l G,"sHe "a 7oo Thra1e cor
ner For,y-seventA l,0-6 TM'd-aye.. Moas
0 Y So ond, t.; ! ,092 Columbus ave.
LiE,lrty.s... - Avenue \. 1928 Thiid.ave.
md the HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East One
hCndr d-and-t" enty y-ffti.st. rp 70 8 D. T..
and 2O6 West Oro-hurdred.a .twenty.nfth
It, at regular o9ice rates.
CIGAR STORE Tor .aic: good locality
Y uo agents. $40 loth-avc.
EOR SALE CHEAP.-lO.horsc Otto Gas
4 engine in nl-t-cls>- order. can be
seen running at @jG St. James Place.
f..oElln.
FOR sALE.-.one. .copIer gc.n,se..aator. one
f.w steel soda fountains. Slightly used. In
quirc CANDY STORE. - Gland-st.
II OK SALE-l2. horso power uprpht
z boiler and meat chOpping Ue hines
in good condition. X. DORM, 1896 30
NOR SALE-Takcry: fee cream: horses.
i wagon and fNipre~ n,-'i-ccla,- IN
,hance. BAKER. BoX'3. Tribune oiioe.
l. OK SALE OR EXCHANGE.-BoIler~.
u engines. steam pumps. improved prate
bars builder Of steam nach!HrY. steam
coils and bends. New and ola Work Ir1mpuy
executed. Address or appN LESLIE IRON
WORKS, Greene and Pearl st'., jersey City
II AWKEYE DETECTIVE CAMERA.
IL -: ! Scoville 40 camera. banjo.
electric scaIipin. for s1ic or exchange for
anything Of equal value. HARRY Box
%, Tribune Ohce.
ANTERNS AND SLIDLs MADE BY
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GEN & HAHN. 81 East 23d-~i.
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j.ctlvcs the 1-iO T. iumfl sion. Address
MICROSCOPE Tribune Uptown once,
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" rail and p.ecOn rack. "a Wet 18TH
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ncc: > GorGous a sheridan cutter, e..
will take half cash. balance In trad.
JOHNSON. Box 10 Tribune ODlc".
~ OIL LTKY White and barred Plymouth
Rock Cockeiei- at 81 each eggs OF
tho same breed ~ f0rfl5. J.'W. AMBER
son New Burlington. Oho.
&, EWING MACmNES.-Ncw. -; few
- good ; coad hand. 80; warranted cash
,r instaImant; also exchanged, rented, re-
poir q. KAUSCH. -.1jl 3d-syc. mr. 1l1th-st
=, AFF.-New. lr,e; half mi,e 300;
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cOn IN -27.STOP ORGANS. e2O 80:
SZU.oD. new piano. sl3o; catalogue
free. DANIEL r. BEATTY, washing