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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-22
STATE NOTES.

Strawberries around Bridg4ton are
being ruined by t ie drought.
The explosion of 1r a~crackers wi not
be proa4uit,d iu Camden the coming
Fourth Of Ju y.
Tne Atlantic City Common Council a
ordered a special election to- Juue 80 t.
dec de whether the municipality shalt
pur hast' the water works.
The police of Gloucester City have be-
gun a crusaie agaiust tie horde' OF
fianps aud beg .ars drawa there 10y the
ra e ira TX AID etuer atiratlons OF thao
wicked resort. Tniryesn Were captu.et
on SuatlaY night AID sent to Jail Tor
-. ciiou If the Pa7saic City Board OF
Excise rec ,ntly in increasing the lee from
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-22
Dated. Jersey city. June II. 1892.

DERoGATTvE COURT OF NEW JERSEY
L April 2Sd. 1892, Estate OF Robert StelL. de
eased.
Pursuant to the order OF SAID Court made this
day by the Honorable Alexander ]. HcGill, Ordln-
airy OF the state OF New Jersey. on the application
OF the undersigned, administrators of said dc.
said deceased to exhibit TO the subscriber under
oath or affirmation their claims and demands
against the estate of said deceased within nine
months from this date. or they will be forever
barred from prosecuting or recovering the same
against the subscriber.
Administrators.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-22
Jack Graham's Gang.

The John Graham Association met at
its headquarters III low ,r Moltgo merry
street last night and decide / TO attend
the reception of the Judian Repub lican
Association to Ger. Grubb Mt Newar k To-
morrow night The Association will | be
headed by the Fourth Regiment Fife and
Drum Corp. A vote of thanks was
ten tered Mayor Wanser I'D Cha rman
e. w. Woolsy of the Republic IN County
COMMITTEE for Attending the Associations
rece ption to Gen. Grub. Twenty new
members were elected. The membership
IS now 1862.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-22
pRERoGArIvE COURT OF NEW JERSEY.


NOTICE OF
Notice IL hereby given that the account Of the
subscribers. Emily NJ. {, gden. James L. Cgden. Jr.,
and Isaac c. ogden, Jr.. executors of the last will
and testament OF James l.. ogden, late of the
county OF Hudson, deceased, will be audited and
stated by the Register OF the Prerogat1ye Court of
the State of New Jersey, and reported for settle
ment TO the Ordinary of said State. ut the State
House, city OF Trenton, on Tuesday, the twenty
third day of August next.
EMILY NJ. OGDEN
JAMES l.. OGDEN, JR.,
ISAAC Z. OGDEN, JR.
Executors.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-22
Notice to Meter Manufacturers.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Board OF street and Water commissioners
on Monday. juno 18TH, 1892. at ten O'Clock A. M. Tor
the furnishing and delivering of q l0inch water
meter
Proposals. must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed proposals for Water Meter directed to
William r. Cook. Esq, Chairman OF Commit tee on
Assessments and Extensions" and handed in to the
Clerk Of the Poard in open meeting. when called
for in the order OF business relating TO sealed pro
posals.
No city oeiciaI VIII be accepted as surety nor VIII
3 substitution OF sureties be allowed.
The Board retains the right TO rejecr any or ali
bids II 1t deems that the best interests OF the city
can be conserved by so doing.
Additional Information may be obtained OF the
Chief Engineer, corner OF Jersey avenue and Mer-
Ger street, whore blank forms OF bids and agree
n ent of sureties must be obtained.
The attention of bidders is especially called to
Section Z Chapter 1874. Laws or 1884, under tho
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city or become effective or operative until the
bondsmea offered by the contractor have been APP
proved as 10 efficiercy by this Board and As 70
form by the Corporation Counsel, the President
or this Board having power TO examine the pro.
posed bondsmen under oath.
BY order Of the Board Of Street and Water Coma
missionerS.
GEORGE 7. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey City, June 0, 1897.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-22
Office OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the account Of the
subscriber, ADMINISTRATORS OF Hugh Donohue, de
ceased. will be audited and stated by tae Sur.o'
gate OK the County of Hudson, and reported for
settlement on Friday the lst day of July next.
Dated april 2s a. d, 1892,
LIZZIE DoNoHUE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-22

70 PULAR
Wednesday trains leave Jer
soy City 9.5 A. NJ. Arrive
Greenwood Lake at l1.U7 A M.
Returning leave Greenwood
Lake at LIS p. NJ.
sunday trains leave Jersey
City at 1918 A. NJ. Arrive
Greenwood Lake at 11.50 A. M
Returning leave Greenwood
Lake at $50 and Z.X r. NJ.
Train leaves Jersey City &C
9.45 A. NJ. Arrive Shehola az
lilo P. NJ. Returning leave
Shonola at $50 p. NJ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-22

Notes Is hereby given that the final account or
the subscriber, executor OF Jamos Wallace d.
ceased. will be audited and stated by the surfo
gate OF the County OF Hudson. and reported for
settlement on Friday. the lst day OF July next.
Dated APRIL 81 A. D., lS94
JoHN PERSON
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-22
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby. given that tine account Of the
RubScaiber, administrator, OF John Schotie Id. de-
cesed, will be audited and stated by toe Sure
gate OF the County of Hudson, and repfrted for
sotileusnG on Friday, the twenty-seconu day Of
July next.
WILLIAM SCHoFIELD.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-22
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Dated Jersey City, June .. is92.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Citn Real estate for Sale.

4 DNEKTISEMENTs FOR THE NEW.
CEINED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No, l2SS Broadway. corner Thirty -frst-st /:
LAO Bro.dway. corner 26th-st.. until Q
p. M; 21c West twenty third st.. corner
Sth-aVe.; l12 Gth-aye. 153 Fourth-ave
corner FoUiteentn- Vt; 760 Ihird-ave., cor
her Forty v->cNclth-st. l ,026 1hird-ave.. near
slAtv-nrst-st. i.1OS Ftrst-ave.. lO0 West
Forty-sccond-st. l,092 COlumbus-aye
ITO Ninth ave, corner 72d.st SO
Liberty t.. % Avenue 4, 1928 Third.ave
IT HE BEST o.story house In the market
L 34th-st., near station. STEVENS. 9th.
ave. corner g3l-st
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Grlp t0anieo.

4 TENTS AND CASVASSERS, male or
"a female - o. 81 daily profit sure
! tAPrehce unnecessary; 10 talking r..
| ocular, addrc-, l. PUTNAM { CO.. wesl
! Winsted. Conn.
Males
| A DNERTfeFMEN'fN FOR THE NEW.
| "A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
SLIEfD AT tHE UPTOWN ofFICtiS.
! 10. 2iS Broadway. corner Thirtv-nr-t ~
| lao B.o'Grly. corner .Gfh--t uutn .
| y. M, 20 West Twcnty-third--t.. corner
sia-alei; - eth-e''. l5S ior''h-i'e .
| lrr ,ef'nth--'. o-6 ID 'rd-ate.. hea'
q. .-c.oad 80. l.to3 Cole,7,us-ayc. I;
| Liib'ertv..t.. :. A,cnur a i.3os Thi,,i.aye.'' 20
| pn1 the HARLEM OFFICE lS0 ta-t ono.
hundt d.3nd cuty.hith-st. Up 70 8 =, mI,r
-. az regular oNce rates
II OOKKILPIE. NNT-ln Office
| ID 0f LARGE manufacturing company. Ap-
1 ply by letter or in person. wltu l-.t"f 90
Application. In own handwriting. giving axe.
wcrk. LAWSON VALENTINE CO., IL
! Wost-ave-. Long Island CITY.
! IlCTROPOLITAN AGENCY. many velrs
I'i ibl shed reliable and very success VI
n placing men in god pos {. on, orders con
help; part.oular attention r.tcn T. better
c.a.s % ro-it.1ns. MF1ROP0LITAN EN-
PLuYMNNf AGENCY 40 Brogdway.
n FtICt-BoN wanted - office of largo
" ninnuilrtrf.ne comp'n{. Apply hy
encc-. - sfy, 80 pr' Wc'k. LAWSON
| VALENTINE CO., ~ Nc-t-n'.. Long
I.and CITY.
w hNTED-A .'osdy boy. - 9, -. VIZ
w can spoak German. god Iynnan anc
o. pew flt@r. 49, bill and entry cI"rS Zoo Who'll,
safe l'W tli1rco hors" Orc Who d. lrcs ~
learn tn" business preferred Address. boo
oru handwriting. with reference and wage
,\peri"d, I.fAF TOBACCO. Tribune Once.
w ANrED solicitor, Of good addrc-
w capable - selling pOoi-. energetic auI
pefse,rrlng. or COMMERCIAL traveller wio
ere tired oi the road ana wish t. remain at
home. apply 9" J. B. ARNOLD. 80
Hr"afwat, N""-NorA Cits.
w ANTED.-A young man a. stpnorr,ph r
w and tyP""nrr IN law Office saiar' -
commence 81 per week Adm -- in own
handwnt.ng stating age. qualifications,
vr.. JANUARY. 1nbm. ONO.
[EANTFD.-A competent butler best Is.r.
w -ou1I city r.frrrur'-- required. Aupis
intwr"n lo and ~ o'clock - o Wet l7th-st.
W. ANrFD.-Yo1ng mon familiar WIN
w fpll ft-hicn,d hosiery and uuGrrWctr
middle We 'cln trad. Addr... MANI
FACIJElE. =. o BOZ . $40, X. y. city.
Females
A PPRENTICES and dre-sual:, r, TO learn
~ drc>-matlrg and cutting work -reul,d
for those who are competent. milt-t e.-
pIauation VIII hc given to al who cali 4,
Idrant- srhd Jour daurhtcr- at oH g sleeve
lattcrns fro 10 caller. MI. ILisllLE.
- last liih-~t.
A DVhElIsEMANI> FOR TIE NEw.
a YOEK TKlhUNE WILL EE RI
! CIIVED ar THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
so. 13s Bfoa'Way corner Thiriy-hrst--t. '
l.li0 BlorIwaY corner -tth-,t. un'h .
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

nAYS' WORK.-A respectable woman
~ would like family's washing to do ~
home OF t0 20 out BY the day. Mrs. MAR
TIN 2ll We.t a.d-st, rear.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Teal Csiatc 10 Ctrbanqf.

Ir&ENCUMBEEFD LOTS in growing
l town; 10 minutes distant; adjoining
o,Io. Pennsylvania RAILROAD side track
opportunities suitable lOI factOIles; also
bea-t.u! residence plots 10 exchange for
civ property. Address ATTORNEY, Tflb.
uhc once.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Donr0 il)anicn.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A lORh 1KiDtNL WILL BE RI
CEINED At TIE UPTOWN OFFICES,
10. / 23S Broadway. corner Thirtj hr-t.st.
p. IA; 80 West Iwenty-third- Il. corner
sth.ave l52 6th-lve.; 1913 foVrth-avc..
corner Bourt' onth 50. 7G0 Third.aye.. cor
sixty-n.st-st. LOS F!rst-ave., lo6 West
Forry->c. ,..-et.: o32 Columbu--aNc'
l,l70 Nistn-aNe.. corner 12d-st 90
Liberty - Avenue A. 1928 Third-aYe.
w NTED.-By a family Of five ADULT. 3
w s and board In pri vate family below
23d-st. Box $50. Tribune Uptown OHice,
.23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

" ANTED so, 900 900 people to sena
w for B.rch's carriage and harness cat
Aogues largest assortment IN America very
moderate prices; don't pay such eX:ravagsnt
prices f9l harness and carriages estab.
lshed l/G2. Address j. II. BIRCH, Bur.
In gton. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

I ADY going abroad to reside Will sacrifice
IL for u 10 her elegant top phaeton with
harness laprobe>. &c. used one month. cost
S3S- So also Portland cutter and robes
cheap Apply at private stable, 10 West
4ttu-Sf
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

H. OR SALE.-One par OF iron-gray Nor.
L man horses years old; blocky build
plenty Of bone and muscle Just from the
fam; VIII sell at bargain. Apply TO
J.. W. GRANT in stable 40 Livingston.
st. near smith BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Uork tl)antco.


Males.
4 SSlNIANI bNKTESDER wants situa-
~ tiOn in good house ,vLc.. .p.,,o =. :.
chance of aftancemer: good references.
Adlfe,s NJ. -. care Of Nobictt. lOi West
tfl.sf
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

A TTENTION, COEFECTIONERS.-B -BA X
Il GAIN.-.o0O will buy Newark. y. J.,
business, stock and fixtures Of established
coi'ectioDrry, icc-cfcam and oyster saloon ;
worth $1,000 4 YEAR see IL. HODHES,
1Tl Broadway. Room ..
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

- .NLYOH and CIVIL ENGINEER.-
tdIr1ied young man, German (o5)
ihts ,t.aton. address -. T.. Ain1HGIn,
10 talrtgc--t. 2d floor.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
for Sale.

A REDUCED PRlCES.-5OO second.
:. A Ashd wood and iron working machines,
luIA 2larai ieed MacuinCr. bought and eN.
oneDeeu- IIJO4.GL y. LDDK. 3gS MaGi-
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Board an0 Rooms.

A -A.-A.-ATTENTION
1,,; .A hne "a floor; bath, private table
optional near Manhattan Club.
ATTRACTIVE floors, with private baths ;
Will or without private table; suites and
single rooms board optional.
Apartments. DOCTORS Offices all desirable
Highest references given
Information free
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Countrn Rfal Csiaic for Sale.


A jENCY FOR MONTCLAIK-Dwelii
"a ios sale. or TO let. large assortment of
hand One building sites terms easy
TUBES 4 TAYLOR, . BccllnuE--t.. \. Y.
A CHOICE LOCATION At Highland
N Station, y. j.; new, roomv, modern
he-tcnet residence: sale, 81 600 posses
.ion). EDWARD J.. HAMILTON. 90
broadway.
a ApELKIlsEMENTs FOR IHE NEW.
"a 1fb f0Rk THE fHE JprSWH WWstL oeEIo EE KS rs
40, 1928 Broadway. corner Thirty -nrstst.
J. 40 DfoJCaaN. corner 2Cth- untN .
D. n: 20 west Iwenty-third-st.. corner
shave; 152 G,h-aye. l5o fourth-ave:'
conner fouErsnii-st. $50 1hi!c.aNe., cor
ner Forty-seyen,h-st 4; ,O26 Third, ave. near
slXty -hrst-,t. LOS til-t-aye., lSG Nc-t
Iorty-sccOad-st. 062 COIln save
ITO Ninth-aVe.. corner 7Zdsr-; 80
L.bcrty.st.. % Avenue A. 1923 Ihird-ave.
l. ACIORY FOR SALE or LEAsE--
] Me-, ,r-failiHc water power rail ana
water transportation within a quarter Of
rilc. JONATHAN DICKINSON, Real
Jstate Agent. Pouehkeepsie, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Bnslncss Chances.

A EXPERIMENTAL cVlning class
"A s.ancc commences THURSDAY, 1h, al
40l Ar,AI:IJfl'> School Of Medical Hyl.
n0l~a., 3l6 West jSth-st; pupils ana
- = q q. 90 aML.s.nM 2lc.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

- ALtsMAN.-Nant,c. . position br an
- eAp. renced carpet snd dInp.fy ,ales.
n.sh good references given. AdlIp,s =. H..
90 West llth-st.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
tl1ork tUanieo.

c,TENOGRArIlEE aud typcWritcr; com
- nrtcnt beginner for music or mercantile
house: understands the piano and organ.
{. l.. j.. 1879 Lynch-st.. Eiooktn.
81 NDGRAFIiEE aud TYPEWRITER
- Rcmngtonl dr'ifc, q permanent p".
cucc,. Address SfENO, - Eat l22d--t
Males.
n YOEB ThlhC NJ WlLL BE ~
40. l,2Js Broadway, corner 1hity
LAO Broadway. corner 2ith-,t.. uniil 9
D. m: 20 West twenty -third--t., corner
corner Fouitccn;n' st. 7Gp Third.avc'. cor
ner Forty ty--cycnth-st.; ,02G Thud- lave, ncli
hiAty.irst.st. LOS ~ .i-1Ne., log Wet
Forty.second.si.; lU92 tolrmbrs-aNe.
Libcrty-st. 81 Avenue \. 1873 Third ave.
WM. l.. HARIU NG.
"A, Expert Accountant aud Aud tor.
barnes building. Room 30. 81 PARK Row.
A COIOEED NAN wishc, situation a.
n engineer and yan.tori mntricdi can frI-
ni,h good rrfofenc- = }C4rs 10 mv.ent
place. Gail or sddIes, GAVAN, pa Wc,t
1'th-st.
CCOTNTANr. quick at figures. fast
"A writer. sp'aks English, French, Itti-
Ian Spanish, good correspondent, long rA-
Drrertc. highest city rcleicncr-, wants -itu-
2lst-st.
p. CTIVE. INTELLIGENT youn9 man
n Wishes employment; ycdfs' experience
I'm laund.v business r'irlcnr"s. Add c-,
NJ. WESTCOTr 1i2 East ljth.-t.
AN ACTIVE MAN .'c.- -l'Gat.on IN
"A livery business. W LIS. "l2 COM
nmnlpsw-ayc.. Jersey CIT. y. j.
Roy Of - 10 make himself generally
Il useful. an1 assist at table. Apply 10
I,st 30th-st
. POSITION WANTED by a Young Nor
u wcgian .. ut anything; handy " th
tO0l.. Address H.. l3 Second Place,
Brooklyn.
.nVtKIISEME,l. FOR TnE NEW-
a YORK rKsi.iEiylN;lEi, ,rWMIltIL MI Oh tE ,cEs *
10 SO broadway, corner Thirty -nrst.st
i.I4O BIo9d%ay eSne5 -gtn ~ ~ u@ll @o1ne,
Sth.avc. 152 Gth.ave. l5J Fourth'a.e.'
corner Fouraecntn- s.. ,Sn riiIg-atr'' coz.
n'r Fortv.scventh-s ,026 rhirG.atc., near
SiSty.Grst.s, i'os fi,.ta{e. IoS W.
,1rrt4 Sin:h.aye.. corner I'D. T. 60
Llberty.st.. 81 Avenue A. 1893 Ihrdare.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Gin nral Csiaic Go fet.

4 DNERIISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
"A NOSh TRIBUNE WILL BE Rtr
tlINED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. l, 23S broadway, corner Thirty. nrst-sL :
1,l40 E!OaCHay, corner 26th-st., until q
p H.; 30 West twenty IN .rd- St.. corner
shave; 1jo 6th-ave. 153 Iourth.avc.
corner Fourte eentn-s 760 Thiit.aVe., cor.
LI FortN-seN INST. l ,026 Third ave, near
Sixty st-~t. Los tirst-aYe.. JOG West
forty-scco0 DIST; 1902 Columbus-aVe I;
1170 Ninth.aVe., corner 72d-st. %
Lberty-st.. So Avenue A. 1923 Third-avc
IrOE LEASE.-Vacant lots on 18th. 10Th
l and 2cth sts., between Avenue a and
last River; also small brick building ola
lJth-st. Apply 70 II. D. or JOHN U.
BKOOkMAN. 43 Exchange Place.
90 AND 2s PARK PLACE. facing ele-
~ Natcd X. X. station. through 10 u
ana % Barclay-st. first floor. basement
eud cellar size 5ONIJ0; VIII divide.
PiASS, 23i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

- SALE-SMAN.-Hright. intelligent Young
man, - want position ~ travel h.-t
references. Addrrs, i}RIblT. go5 g'w,v
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

~ FtNcGnArH.H and Remington op.
- orator of yoIr-' practical experience
u'Nif-7 POSITION can fGrI4-h O. bet " ref.
-. BroONvu.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

4 Ef~PLt ia BILE MARRIED MAN ~.
- d--'r.- cr l'oym'nt At loV salary: Eng.
''H ana g. rnah cofre poudrnt: best ~
I.i'r~ 90 fhu"utlel ,cfs Vice. writing at
home. TlLNBURG Tr hun. once.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

4 TENTS AND CASNASSERS male or
u lcMa.ei - % q daily profit sure;
experience Lunece. 10 talking Tc.
quired exclusive to:ritoFg G.ycn. For par
tcui1r- aGdf"-s /. PUTNAM & CO.. West
Winsted. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
0,lsrcl!nucoue.


a ~ l.r,Ii>-.Nr,I- tuH rHE NEW.
"a YORK TRIBUNE Will BE RE
CElNED NJ TIE UPrOWN OFFICES.
no. l,25e Broadway. corner Thirt, .nrsi-st. .
I,41o IL oadwa', corner - -'iti--t.. un-u =
j. IN. 20 West twenty -tniri. It. corner
9t-aNc.. l52 6th-avc.; 113 tourfh-aNc.,
corner Fovftr nth-~t.. 1GO Third-aN-.. cor.
her Fort' .r'cntn--'. l.O2G rhiiG-ayc.. near
SlNtN-Nf>t-st. Los fl.- -t-aNr.. 100 vest
iorly-sc cond-,t.; 1,O92 Columbu>-aNe. .
llO Nlnth-ave., corner 12d-st GO
i.bcr''-st.. - Avenue \. as Ihifl-avc.
II EFlNED lady. cNreriu,r,.i tc,,ncr.
IA want one o. two children Go care for
superior houe mod rate no hOardine.house +;
ll-H references. Nil. GLENE. AZ East
'M-st. Palnn@d. y. j.
- PElt HIS. poeMs and .hor. -tArfo,
> written 20 ort'r Address lSOCRATi-S.
Tribune Oucc.
w lNDOW PROTECTORS. Wclluan'e
W patent, cheapest and bit 10 keep OFT
cold, dust and rain. Can and examine
l.-." Broidwav. conner 33G--t.. room T.
w IL ANY PFE>oN. having store On
w Broadway oi 1th-aNc. scl on couIni..
'ion handsome fancy art,.', made hy
acifsl Adir,-e L. e.. IT,. Tribune Up-
town Oficc. l.:3~ broadway.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

q, ECOND MANLY a man. In private
- family. 70 butler or footnan willing and
0hllglng not affaid Of work nrst-class RI
ercnce. Call or address EDWARD, care
NOblctt. 10l West 4Jth.st
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

4 SNl>IANT bo0skcoper wants po.ltion.
AdGrc-- HAtNEN. Tribune Jyt0wn
Oicc, ~ Broadway.
A NtNG!l MAN wants work of any
"a -Ind hardF with ang KIND ol tool :
,-'''hce u necessary. l.. COOK. 2,fi9
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

hANS' WORK .-Grrman g.rl wishes dly.'
~ work washing, ironing. housecleaDlng
ference. tLLLR BOSCH, 5ii West
39th-st. 4th moor, front.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
domestic Gituations Uanteo
Females

C)OK-By a German woman nrstclass;
~ under. tands her business thoroughly /,
bcst city reference makes all kinds Of
desserts, p1sJry, soups, meat, game, Sc.
Call al Mr.. BiKChS. ll9 East l2th-st.,
between I'd ard 3th aNes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-11
yorycE OF sPEorAn ELECTION

B Csooar.ch and Leroy Ksrne. clerks q said cleo
ton
E'rsvfsse- however. that the sppointmeat made
in au or ssi6 ordinance No 1873 Of the CLERKS Of
etac-ie sereigsef.eys specified = and sfa1 Dc SUD
,ecs 10 be csatr0.Ist ay ire appo.ai merit Of the
same CT o-hsr casrks Sor said several precin
tT.f, hars.a an,as nfea FOR saeh such precinct as
raev may se,sTnsGe and appoint before the tine
Of opening rhs polls 81 sad election: as Irovaed
nT ,a~ GECR3E ". H&L
Mayor Of The CIsT Of seattle
Z W. MILLER. City Clerk
Date Of f.s. rueiieatiol. February D. 1892
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-11
SorrcE or SPECIAL ELECTION

ten q fne lake TnsoD Water Company - an ad3s-
trl u the Of szif ci1F erect al az XIII
AIRY pgmpi1g sfsfl1a 70 4ifs IN Supplying water 70 ths
4eaeS1 Anne dislrfcs" OF sad eIty. a1d purchase
pay f9f zEa lay quantity OF PIPE for dssrr htt.IZ
Ts.z31s IL szETF y0fEspgs q said city. nsretEete
oraersI ia cOntAsi1s1ou % sGcb purchase ant 70
Gently arrived II the hxr.orof SEATTLE on bard tsis
-Iont2s Dana" and the estimated cost ~ eae1 o.
said ADDITIONS 10 said water works 3 a. fo3loEs-
Ffarf.y .r,-.r ys 500 90
ssslrr5oe-irsef tiI,e All W --...-.t 6 800 30
ra ~ ' ,as es % man nan Hsservo s 5000 %
Comp StlOn Of purchase o. pratsr-rorss
casz any, '-''-s -. 1888 IS
ft srie 'lA'l's ~ ss'. Au,'s '' 1855 90
IDFoic.s4 price Of pipe o. hoard
rnssna- ~ 4a5sI 80
l6sf 81 LAYING r,lrss ,. 81 $40 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-11

or the place Of voting in the First precinct ~
se!o ward h \ smith. inspector, Chris ~charr-
man and r Mellus, judges OF said election ana "
ton. s'a41 wee
for the place ofvotins in the Second nrecinct Of
- - " 'tsJ' n { Hewes, Inspector !. : BROOKS
ms anu IL NJ Ramage. clerks Of said election
81 tAe place u voting in the Third PRECINCT Of
S@'4 NzFl- Homer Hi. Inspector J. W R1Fen
ana ) = Nichols, Judges OF said election ara "a
L, 80. AZ L a. White, clerks Of said elect on
% me pdaee o. voting la the Fourth precinct cf
sac ward ? :. Berry, Inspector. David Pares
suN Salued Dom. Judges Of said election and Ira
tinr- - 0%'- s-SS-
f9r The plsee % voting Ia the Fifth precinct Of
80 z,o Encs h2In. Inspector, c. I. Gamer ami
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1892-09-28
Getting Even,

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept, 22-Secre-
tary Lovejoy of the Carnegie eonpa,
ny was arrested this afternoon by
constable Walls on warrant issued
by lawyer King charging him with
aggravated riot and assault and bat
terry. Mr.. Lovejoy entered bail ct
the aldermans office IN the sum OF
$4,000 for his appearances ii court
Thomas Thal!mau, the banker, went
on his bond. The charges against
Lovejoy were made by Burgess Me-
Luke Of Homestead Information
of the same charges were made
against Messrs. Frick, Leischmap,
Curry, Potter and Ch;lds.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1892-09-28

A new scheme is thus reported by
an exchange: A stranger stops at a
farm house and is suddenly taken
i'll. Medicine is needed, but as The
man is too sick to write he gets the
farmer to write down and sign an
order for the medicine. BY this
time another man comes along and
is very sorry for the man, and in-
sists Oh going to town to have the
prescription filed. He leaves, bat
before he returns the sick man gels
better and leaves also. BY aud by
that prescription turns up in the
shape of a note in the hands of nn
innocent purchaser.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1892-09-28
ONE MAN KILLED.
Terrible Wreck On the Missouri
Pacific Near Rich Hill.
Rich Hill Review.

Rich Hill Review.
The nort-bound No. Pacific pas
senger yesterday met with bad
smashup at Ovid, just north of this
city about $3.50 P III. The train was
running at full speed. When com
ing to the switch i'll the yards at
Ovid 3 defective frog caused two
OF the coaches to leave the track.
After running perhaps two hundred
yards, coach No. 2SS struck an emp
ty coal car standing on the siding,
badly demolishing the freight and
almost ripping the coach into kin
ding. The end Of the coal car
struck fair on the end of coach No.
157, the succeeding passenger with
a terrific force, grinding some eight
or ten feet of that side of the car
into conglomerate mass of wood,
glass, iron and the general parapher.
ualia of such a vehicle. Right in
the midst of this miscellaneous de
bris was found the mangled remains
of Frank DeForest, an official Of the
road, who has been acting in the
cap acity of air brake inspector fol
the entire southwestern system oi
Gould roads. When reached the
poor fellow gave one OF two gasps
but it was evident tnat he never re
allied what hurt hir. Mrs.
of Butler, who was on her way home
was also somewhat pjured about th.
neck and shoulders, but all the 9th
ers escaped as by miracle. Hat
the cars been crowded ON that side
it is dreadful to contemplate the
frightfu. consequences which mus
have followed.
One thing We did notice was, tha
from the point where the cars lef
to where they were standing there
were something like hundred tie'
SO rotten thas they would not hold I
spike, AID it is unaccountable how
they can keep cars on the track a
all by retaining such rotten ties,