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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29
.INCAs.' l.. Il w. "INCAS."
Mrs. WrNsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP

Mrs WrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRyP 49,,
a'i M s7 gs Tor for s E chhDEN
mo with PEEFECr SUCCESS. II S0OTHES the
CHILD SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN
CiEES WIND COLIC. and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHOEA Sold by Druggists IN every part of the
world twenty-five cents a bottle.
The JUNIOR IS the best Oyster Biscuit In
the world delight Il bows aud girls Boxes. 300.
HEALTH FOOD CO. 6l Fifth-aye.. aud all grocers
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SIR BALDWIN WALKERS APPEAL.
THE BA1RD.wALKER CASE TO 60 BEFORE THE
pprvy COJrNCII..

81. Johns. ". F.. March 70 tepeciap,-Mi' no"''
ca, po,du3n walkers counsel in the Baird Walker case,
annled 70 the Supreme Court today for leave 70
appeal the case to the Privy Council In England
The application was granted .,....
The Hon. NJ Monroe. the leader OF the opposnioll
IN the Council goes TO England as the delegate Oh
that body, instead Of Mr.. Pitts. There was a s%aV
mass meeting tonight at the Ahenaeun' In 81 JOHN D.
The excitement Is Increasing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29

GOT FORTYTHREE MEN TO MARRY HER.
Paris March oS.-A handsome English woman
named Eveline Neal has been arrested III tlS CITY io'
marriage frauds. She nvcgled ior'y "icl ,,'o
,p hcr nv advertising herself wealthy
widow. Her last victim was NiscOunt, VINO almost
ruined himself by gambling
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun Sets CIT Moon rses03 3D N Moons age is
HIGH WAFER
A M-sandy 10 IA Gov Island 10 81 He'll CiN~ 2o3
pN-saudy oog 10 IS Gov IsaId I04o He'll date. 2.j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29

MONTREAL AND ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
The New.York Central Fast Evening Special LOT
Montreal, and the Adirondack Mountains leaves Grand
Central station 81 :26 y, daily. Win tAreusn
wagner sleeping Cars -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29

RTSSIA'S AMBASSADOR Al Thhi'' Di'N''''
paris March oe-Presdent Carrot, In recognition
~ the honor conferred upon him by the Car OF
russia. who recently bestowed the Grand GORDON oi
the order of st. Andrew upon the President Oh the
French Republic has decorated the I. tSa cr,ns
haSeador here Baron de MOhrenhcm, with tle o'osS
of the Legion of Honor.
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TO cELrBRlrE A YEAR or PROSPERITY.

Nashville. Tenn. March 2s.-Nashvile will celebrate
on Monday the most prosperous business year OF her
exisenc The real estate sales OF city property for the
wear ending February IS have exceeded Slo,ooo'ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29
COLONEL LOHN NeENERY.

COLONEL JOHN McENERY.
New.Oreans. March 2S.-COlonel John McEnery, "nose
as Governor Louisiana claimed by the Demo-
crat. In 49, died today. lie hfty-eiglt years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29

WATERFOWL, CAPE VINCENT AND KINGSTON.
Beginning Monday. March 30. through sleeping car
for Cape Vincent via Watertown. will leave Grand
Central station via NewYork Central daily, 6undaye
included, at 0 ia y. u. .SsD
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TUESDAY. MARCH 81.
OUTGOING MERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NEW.YoRK. SATURDAY MARCH rs 1891
ARR

Steamer I-mlra (Br) Mckay, Mar II, Queens.
toyu with md Sc and Passengers Vernon &
steamer Cirasrook hrl Burmeser. Ddnfllc Mar =. Via
Nest Hartlepoo with mdse order: vessel to Funch.
Fdye Il Co. Arrives al the Bar at =. 10
steamer Trinacria tBrl MITCHELL Mediterranean ports via
Gibraltar ~ with dse and passengers 10 Henderson Bros
Arrived a the Bar
steamer Mandany OBJ. Cameron Pernambuco Feb -.
Macro Mar s. lucia 10. with lndse 70 Louder Co.
vessel TO Bruce Ismay. Arrived at the Bar ~
steamer Camea tBr Penney Sagua Mar a. Ml'anzas Il.
with sugar to ORDER John Seager Arrived AZ the
m. , =. 49, -
steamer CITY Birmingham, Berg, Savannah days with
md sc and pa .scngeIs 10 X l. Walker
Richmond. Jcnncy west Point Nawith mdse and
passengers To Old Dominion - Co.
Bnrk Mary & Hale Uggas Iampc0 via Tnspan =! days.
with WOODS Wilson d Co; vessel 10 Is McI'ali " Co.
linrk Taismnn tBr Range ~ with
70 l. w & l. Armstrong.
SCNsET-Wlnd SANDY HOOK calm, clOhdy.
Al CITY Island-hght NNE clondy.
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EAST ORANGE

FIRST SERVICE IN A HANDSOME NEW CHURCH.
The new structure Of Christ Church. In East Orange
which has been building for the last eighteen months
has SO far been completed that the first services wero
held In 1t on Good Friday afternoon There Is now
little to be done To the church beyond the completion
of the organ, which will require about two weeks.
The new church Is, without question: one VI the most
elaborate and richly furnished in the state. IL Is ci'
cfolm, with seating capacity Of SEQ. The hoor OF
both the choir and the sanctuary are inlad with rch
mosaic The entire sanctuary Is wHinscoted with
polished red Lisbon marble, and the communion rail-
i, made Of the same material The altar Is oI pol
ishci Sienna marble. on the front OF IL are h'o
panel, filed with carved designs. All are surrounded
with wide borders Of FloIcntne mosaic WIDE
aubulatoty runs all around the clanccl tile entrances
which filed with antique gates Of old hammered
lron and above these richly OInamcnted gi1lN Oh
the same material. Above the reredos IS panel
forty feet long by twelve feet wide In which IS 10 be
magnificent mural painting of the Nativity. Inc
pcWs and the chanCl furniture are of chartered OAK
ur antiqu" design and highly polished The baptstry
+, In q >emi-clrcular IN the eastern trahsept
II has floor OF mosaic. wlnscotlng 81 green mar
bic decorated with Margucrites, aud. above ms, Oh
the wall, Is group OF angels me ch"roh nas '"N'
considerably In excess OF @iOO'oOO
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NEWARK.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM A BLAZING BUILDING.
\ four-stOry brick aud frame building, No. $50
Broadst., discovered TO be on fire between l and
o'clock yesterday morning The first floor used
by Ran d son paint aud oil store, and the three
upper floors were tenanted bv families. When the
frcmen arrived the second and third floors had been
vacated by the tenants who escapcfby the staircase
The flame, had made great Roadway and cut of exit
by the stairs ON the top floor was George Walker. a
clerk, twcntyslx years old, his vile and nfaDt, and
his mother They aroused too late to follow the
other tenants. and there was no hree,cape they
ran nom front TO rear. crying for help
Tho quickly raised ladders TO the windows.
Walker had his babe In his arms, and uckng II In his
coat caught Il ladder and descended The flames
poured ont Of the windows below he passed, burn
lng his arms and ha'. Idly and setting fire to his
clothing. In the IN, me the hremen aScended q
ladder at the rear Of The house and dragged ont the
wife md mother of Walker Daring these rescnes a
number Of barrels Of oil the first floor exploded
footing the top Of ladder aud feu 70 the ground.
receiving dapgcruu, injuries. The total loss Is about
$4,000 which is covered bv insurance. Al examine
showed that anger hole had been bored through
10 the the Inside, jusfyius the suspicion that
the fire was lnccndlary.
The splnner, strike at the Clark Thread Works IS
employed by the company, It !, said and TO secure
work they will have 10 60 to other cities.
A crowd Of striking Spnner5 Of the Clark Thread
Mills attacked Edward Quinn ana IhDina> TRIGGER III
Belcvlll and Crane II. last evening TRIGGER drew
revolver but was prevented from using II By Police
man Purcell John 'iarrigan, r.. striker. and Quinn
and Cr!rgrr wer. arrested and taken 10 the second
Precinct, where they were fined aud discharged.
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Announcements.
RocKwooD HAS GONE Up

RoCKwOoD HAS GONE Up
b. his new Photographic abllshmcnt,
lao BROADWAY I0TlI.ST )-HOILAND BUILDING.
whera h. attans his lOng.chershed ambition OF an
OFFICE AND STUDIO OF THE GROUND FLOOR.
Cancer Tumor 1nbercuous and Chronic Dis
eases; Jhes Cure. by william /" Fleming. NJ D..
1872 Broadway. y. Y Pamphlet Containing Information
OF vital Importance 10 sufferers mailed free.
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chez Savannah; of Texas Brunswick Ca Old Domin'
Ion. NorfOlk
A leo sailed via Long Island Sound
Steamers Winthrop for PASSPORT Wkesbarre. Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER.S.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Mar % Arrived steamer saint Pancras tBr
Mar 20 Sailed. Runic (Br) Thompson for New
York. ~. ,,..--
Brow HEAD Mar Passed steamer Etrnria (Br HAMS
from New.York her way 10 queenstown ana Liverpool
LIZARD 2b-Passei. steamers FrleSland tBelg, Ran
die from York her 10 Antwerp Savona (Ger,
schmidt: New York her way to Hamburg
ANTWERP Mar 27-Saled steamer Chicago (Br) Watsoa.
for New-IOrk.
Marnock (Brl. Bog from New'Yerk
Mar 2,-Saile Ne,lerand (Regl. Albrecht Tor
New York anchored in Roads with her machinery
disabled
HAMBURG. Msr 2o-Artyed steamer Taormna tdernKoch'
TO
WAvKE Mar Ia Gascogne (Fr). santell
10 New York
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np1vcE NApoLEON,s WILL.

pors March oS.-The will Of Prince Napoleon was
opened to-day. IL was fonnu 'i Ii no '''' ' '
nr NO Ssed % his Prince LOUIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29

London, March cs:-The hull of the steamer City Of
ioTR is not hurt. She will sail for New York on
Wednesday, April l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D..
30 WEST S9TH ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous System Genito Urinary organs
rmno,ence and Serility Hours to i. 70 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29

Trinity Congregational Church Of Fast Orange IS
taking active steps toward the erection Of u more
connections chulvh and the following committee has
been appointed to select suitable site and ascertain
approximately the cost Of suitable structure. The
Rev i. ". i3adwi1. II. \. Harvey, AlcMandcr kh2,
r. p. Hamilton John ; Ilawlcy, +. W. Eaton, Ogden
H. Bowers, Henry smith George y. Vail. Graham IA
Ercwcr. William II. Wiley and \. q. Field
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Arrived Yesterday
steamer Croma BIZ LORD Leith and Dundee with MD
Simpson. Spence Il Young.
CLEARED.


Steamer Monarch BID Morgan. London Sanderson
& son -,
steamer Italia tBrj Renter stetn and Copenhagen
COrtis
steamer Sorrento (Br, Prge. Antwerp sandeison SON
steamer neither Holme BIZ, Markham. stJohn. Nh
Punch. Edye & Co. ~
steamer BIixham tBr). Coombs Montego Bay Herr
d 90.
r. T. Ward d Co
steamer Nueces Risk. Galveston via Key Wes-C II Nal
steamer Knickerbocker Halsey New orean.-s seaman
Steamer IDngnrst Br Anderson fcrnanlina BoWrihg
Archibald. go.
Stcnmer Stevens Norfolk and Newport News-o!d
steamer Koanokr Huiphers. Newport Newsand Norfolk
Old dominion So TO
steamer Old Dominion Couch. Newport News and Richmond
old Dominion S. Co
Steamer " Bruno. Lewis. Balnmnre--l! c Foster
Steamer Winthrop. Homer EastDort Ne smith q co
Eleanora, Bragg. Portland -to?atlo Hal
Steamer II T. DInOck. Berry. Boston II DlmocP
sum Lucille, Merrill Philadelphia NJ + Pickering d CO.
Bark Antonio Sala, Dinsmore, Havana w ID Munsou
Brig Kathleen (Brl Jones' Rio Grande do Sul-Hutchns
Bros xru
Steamers Rotterdam for Amsterdam ThnEvalla Settin
saale Bremen la Bfetagne. Havre AuIanla LiyeIpoo
Cra>sla Glasgow. We'll, CITY. Bristol MOntauk Leith
Oevenum OportO. Philadelphia laguayra Adlropdark.
Kingston America, 81 AIMS Bay Hondo. Grevtown DC;
Brlxham Barscoa Orzabs Havana Alps Trinidad C0oan
1T Johns PR; Progreso. Nueces sston: kncker.
secksT ana ri ssl Nsworeans rrydsn psnsacoA; Naese
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.


TIE MORE PRISONERS, THE MORE MONEY
Police Justice Wanscr on January Il committed 10
the Comfy Jail a young woman supposed 10 be Lizzie
Wood, twentyx years old, 10 enable CouE'y Physician
Charles b. Converse to examine her to her sanity
The young woman is yet In the Jail. DR.. Converse
made The examination required Of him and he pro-
nounced her insane. Lizzie Wood found by q
policeman wandering in aimless manner abont the
streets January II and he took her to the police
station. When searched bank book issued by the
Lizzie Wood found and also a receipt for another
bank book signed by Theodore Arndt druggist. Of No
3d. Ninth ave-. NewIOrk. In an envelope was fonnd
q Northern New-Jersey baggage check, No. 20. In her
pocket were two revolvegs of which had every
chamber loaded. and note book which contained
paragraphs concerning robbers and kdnappers.
Thus far, IT IS said good authority, no effort has
been made find the friends OF the young woman and
She Is confined among criminals and treated as they
Charles Brlsall. the ailer. was angry that the
facts Of the Lad been made public ana SAID now
that effort being made TO ina her friends IL
l. but three weeks that the abuses In the Jail weic
made public in the Of the girl, susan snyder
who was detained a witness and who, according 10
the cllds story. made 10 scrub tie floors Of the
Jail aud when she refused, woman prisoner who had
deientiOnroom, beat her. The girl said this woman
was frequently drunk in the jail aud Others said tat
whi>ley was drank the jail by prisoners and Wit
nc>Scs daily The 1aer is appointed to his place by
the Board Of Freehoders and he receives 80 cents
day for each prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29

lie has Imported n Large and Handsome STOCK
English Thibefs and Clay's Sufings These "a'sr'"'
NOT 10 gloss and that rra.sa aione
are very suitnbic. We are making these GOODS ~ -
he popuIar Morning Coat suits for SD; pos'nveS
the same goods, style, and workmanship cannon DO
purchased from any other responsible House """o'
S35 and SO 80 j.
samples, Instructions for Measuring. and Aionm OF
Fashions pplicaii"n.
Try our scotch stripe, and Check Tfouse's' ""
mcasurc.) at $3.50. or two pairs for ei%' Ihey s''
very suitable ~ ish and rough. and-reaay "s~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29

THE JUDGE BELIEVES TIE MEETING ILLEGAL
Gilbert Collins, Of Jersey City, representing Max
salirger. Republican member Of the Jersey city Board
VI Aldermen whose seat Will be vacated by the ne"
city redtricng act, applied 70 Judge Depue al Newark
yesterday for writ of cert0rari removing into the
supreme Court resolution By the Jersey City Board
passed March 4, changing the lines and boundaries of
the Alternate districts OF JcTsec CITY, Mr. Collins de-
carcd that the resolution null and void several
grounds, which he stated 10 the court Corporation
Counsel Edwards, Of jersey City. opposed the applca
ton. Judge Dcpue remarked that IL well 10 settle
the question and prior TO the election IN April
lie was OF opinion that the meeting Mt which the csol
ion was passed was Illegal and on that ground proceed
lng for reviewing the return Of the Board should be
taken lie gHnted rule 10 show cause, retuiNable TO
the bench court next Friday. The action Of the
court VIII then determine what shan he d0ue at the
coming charter election.
A cut and dried Democratic convention 10 nominate
candidate for president OF the Board Of Aldermen,
held yesterday, at No. $40 Gr,ve-st. Charles W.
Allen, the incumbent renOmnatcd by the Demo
cratic Ring delegates without opposition.
John Curry, eleven years old, OF No. go Cole-st..
Wa probably fatally Injured yesterday, by engine
Oh the Erie Railroad MOnmOuth.st. lie
crossing tho track when engine struck him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
Children Cry TO!
Pitchers CastoHia.
IIO FOR
The q. A. II. National Encump.
me MT.

The Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
ciic Railway will sell tickets to De-
troit for the G. A. r. National En-
capment, at the rate Of one lowest
6rst-class fare for the round trip.
Dates Of sale will be as follows: From
eli stations in Kansas and Nebraska,
July 30, to August I'd, inclusive.
From all stations in Colorado Oklsho-
ma or Indian Territory, July %, to
August lot, inclusive.
Return limits on these tickets will
be same as other lines.
For full particulars address, T.. j.
Andersen, Asst. Gen'l. Ticket and
Pass. Agent, Topeka, Kansas. or apply
to any Ticket Agent of the Roci ISL
and system. JNo. SEBASTIAN.
G.. T. & p. A. Chicago, Ill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
Caucus.

A caucus Of the voters of the In
dependent Peoples party will be held
at the usual voting place in the FIRST
ward of the city of Red Cloud on
Thursday the 18th day of August, at
7:3O p. m. for the purpose Of electing
four delegates to the county conven-
ton to be held at Cowles, Aug. Is, 81,
and for the purpose of eleeting a
committeeman for the first ward of
the city Of Red Cloud and for such
other business as may come before
the meeting. F. N. RICHARDSON,
Com.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
d. NJ. Plat of Denver is in III

d. NJ. Plat Of Denver is in the
city.
Sau Garber has purchased a steam
threshing machine.
Our old friend W. b. Roby vas on
our streets this week looking rs hearty
ever.
Do not fail to call aud see Z. V.
Tsylor's stock before buying. lie
buys by the IA this saves freight and
can sell cheaper than anybody.
Arrangements have been about
completed, VIC are informed, for the
reorganization Of the First National
bank. We hope it will be .dooe soon.
Call on Oscar Patmor for -four,
feed. &c. He will supply you with
the best goods the market affords, al
Conuver and Dickerson's old stand,
Moon block.
A. Ii. Haley has, owing to poor
health, closed out his business in Lin
coin. Mr.. Haley was informed by
his physician that he would have to
do so if lie wished to get well.
l.. II. Deyo, n of our popular
druggists, is quite happy these days,
all because his wife presented him
with a 6ne baby girl the other day,
The happy parents are accorded the
congratulations of their many friends
in Red Cloud.
Deputy Sheriff, Oscar Teel is pro-
baby feeling larger than most any
ssa in Webster county. Just ask
him how much that little boy weighs
that came to his house Thursday
morning, and he will inform you that
it tipped the beam at exactly ten
pounds. Oscar is doing we'll at this
writing.
Bleeds.-A quintet of Red Clouds
jolly boys, towit: Heyde, Simons,
Haley, Cummings Miller, who got
sticked On some of our handsome
little schoolmams while they we're at
tending the institute at the Cloud a
few weeks ago, decided to appease that
t-to-love-you-feeliug' by driving
to the Hill on Sunday. We will not
neglect to mention the fact however
that the lads got rained on.-Blue
Hill Leader.
There should be q fnnd raised
at once by the people of Webster
county for the farmers who lost their
entire crop last week by hail. The
loss in every instance was complete
and now is the time to show charity
when it is most needed. The people
should remember that these same men
lost their entire crop last year by
drouth and o by hail. OF course
they may be able to stand it, but then
"a friend in need is . friend indeed
Let some one make q start.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

Everybody come to tho musical en-
seriainment at the Baptist church
Sunday evening. August I'd, consist
ing OF vocal and instrumental music
The following program has been pre-
pared:
Hymn.
Prayer.
Duet.
Anthem-violin accompaniment.
Scripture lessons.
Violin solo.
Hymn.
Duet.
Solo-violu accompaniment.
Trio-instrumental.
Anthem violin accompaniment.
Duet.
Solo violin accompaniment.
H,nr.
Anthem.
Collection.
Closin. hmm.
Benedicti"..
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

tuc Of an ccses ~ - 49, frc@ ,hs CO."
c. D. Cru0e eierk a district couFt Of the eighth
ivdtcsal district, within md ios Wehsser eouaty
Neor1skA. upon . decree IN IN Action psRdfoe
and AGAINST Shads1ek Cfo1tna etal d~sfesdasts
] hall e2er tor sAle e public venAue. 10 ths
highess bidder for cash in hand. As the ease doos
OF the ec1rt-house. as BED Good. In said Web
SER crssrsy. Nebraska. chat heine the building
wherein the hss tern a sd court Was holdenl
oo the :sh day Of AuEuss, A.. d. lsi. af cs<
O'Clock y. N. of sd day. The ~foiio.inx sses
y and iSe N = u the - y Of srcfsoo Z roth,
ranee >. wesf u the Oh p "a, In Webster county
Nebr1>kA
Given under ny hand this nss dsv % July. A.
D., 1871.
G. A. THIl. sheriff.
y o. e. TgRi- I<pafy-
Case & 0eNeny, S1d
PtAinstars Atterneys
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
G.. A. r,

Until further notice. regular meet
ings of James A. Garfield Post No.
80, Dept. of Neb. G.. A. II. will be
held Monday evening on or before
each full moou at 7:30 p. m, and
two weeks thereafter At 2 p. m. Wis
iting comrades cordially invited to
attend. G.. w. KNIGHT, p. G.
G. SCHENCK. Adi't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

T. r. Hayes, has purchased the
Valley House Hack and is now pre-
pared to respond to calls at all hours
of the day and night. Orders should
be left at McAvoy's livery stable east
of the Holland House. Price 25cts
to any part of the city. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
Dray Line.

People who desire drsying done
with promptness and dispatch should
always hire John Barkley's teams.
John is an old hand at the business
and will do your work we'll. Terms
ca s0nable. l-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

Notice Is her~hy given that uotes ~ BY
vistne af an ce0ef0f saje tssne4 frca the ce1ce
Of C. tSUne esesk ~ tn distrts4 eo1rs q tn
eixkth julietna discreet within ssd Tor WeAsser
ccupsy. Ne6rnskA. upoa adeefee IN Al seaSss
pr0dsnx shpfein, wherein Y Cae4f1ne b p<zis-
tf6 an1 aeainss Noah 3. nbsaasa~e le1~sna
B. nS0ss defesAants. .Aaii - 80 as a.
pubsSc v~ndup % tie hkkhrsf ek64c 10 csh te
80 ~ is ed 6nnr a me c,urt heu~ n Ri
CauA, m Sh Wehsser esgssy. NeonxAn phzs
briuG she building vheress he hse sef~ Il ND
eu9S uAs hoa1rnl @ ne
nh Day - S00y, 1851
It o'elek ,. - a nd dag lie o<3oeSng a~~
cnbed property te-Uis= lAs avy ~ ax N
hanrk one In Ka1ey aad ysckssos sd6sftoo -
The sDvs % EeA C1os1. woeses cpusfJ. Ne
braskA
n -. e. A Tel, SA<r4
nc. fsA. Dep.sy.
G.. Z ChaBey, fiainufs r11ne <R
FOg wug q ba16esS IL 0as q u abrse
AessEseed prsRersy b heseSy 49, sst'
- lltn asy = AWus .
81 G. a I1n $500
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

To California, Oregon, WASH
ingtOn and other Wesleru
pOinis--ln Pullman C0lOnisal
Sleepers Via, the Union Pa.
cinc.
The constant demand OF the travelling
public TO tire West for q comfortable and
at the same time an economical mode OF
travelling has led 70 the establishment OF
what is known as Pullman Colouist Sles .
ers.
These cars are furnished complete With
good comfortable hair mattresses, warm
blankets. snow white linen, curtain
which secure to the occupant of q berth
as much privacy a. is to Re had in first
class sleepers, plenty of towels, combs.
brushes, etc. There are also separate
toilet rooms for ladies and gentlemen,
and smoking is absolutely prohibited.
Another fact not 70 be overlooked is
that these Pullman Colonist Sieepers are
attached to the daily fast express trains
thus enabling passengers occepying
these cars TO make the same time q
occupants of 6rst-class Pullman Slcepere.
A charge of $500 for . lower or upper
double berth is made between Council
Bluffs. Omaha or Kansas City and San
Francisco or Portland
For those furnishing their own bedding
free berths are given in Prllman Cclonist
Cars running between Council Bluffs,
Kansas City and Portland.
The Pullman Colonist Sleeper IL g.
pecially commended for the use Of the
hcmeseeker Who is moving to the vest
with his family, and Who desires com
Portable sleeping accomodations snrouts
but cannot afford to pay the nrst-ciase
Pullman Sleeping Car fare.
For matter descriptive Of any state or
territories through ~hieh the Unioa
Pacific runs, or for rates, time Of trains
etc, etc. apply to,R L. LO1lAX, 0sa1
Pase. and ticket Agent Omaha, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
Notice In

Notice is hereby given that l will
examine all persons who may desire
to offer themselves AS candidates for
teachers ofthe public schools Of this
county, at Red Cloud on tho third
Saturday of each month.
D. NJ. HUNTER. County Supt'.