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RUMPus ~ RENO COUNTY.
Two sets OF lIen ia once with the Usual
Coutentions-

Two SETS OF Men tn once with the Usual
Contentions-
HUTCHINSON, kan, Jan. IO.-Reno
county has two boards Of county com
missioner The late election resulted
in the election of W. x holland, peo-
pies candidate, by sixteen majority.
Mr.. Potter, republican, fled the re-
quired papers for a contest The board
met to-day and the chairman, W. 7.
ID E1enihg, republican refused to
recognize holland, Notwithstanding he
held certificate Of election and had
given satisfactory bond The repnb-
liean board let the county printing to
the republican papers and the peoples
board let il to the alliance Gazette
James AIcIzinsley. democrat, vvaa
sworn IN as county attorney and pro-
poses 20 make 1t hot for the republicans
McFLinsley was elected by eight ma
5ority- J. w, Jones. his opponent, IL
cOntestiug his right to the once.
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CITY or MEXICO Jan "A number
OF arrests have been made owing TO de-
falcatfons ia the state OF Pueblo. The
amouut involved is known to eEceed
5000. 900.
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AK internal machiue-ths early morn
ing snow sh0vel.-El -BhiuEJoE star.
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ARs. HhUr-roN-'t1Iy dear, did you mail
my excuses 10 that 0dIous Mrs. Purvsnu, az
] asked yOus' Mr. Haut-ton-t'NO, my dlr-
lugr i met PLEVeuu on the street and gave
him she lie direct Baltimore American.
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TIE winter girl who S. ds5CIb.z a.
dressed TO XIII would doubtless be- ellssEdzzr
as a form Of slay-lelle--lF ss!lsn gLon STAR
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WORTH READING.
MT. STERLING, KY, Feb. -, 1880.
FL. Cheney g, Co., Toledo, o.

FL. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Gentlemen 81 desire to make a brief
statement for the benefit Of the suffering ]
had been afflicted with catarh Of the head, p
throat and nose, and perhaps the bladder
for fully twenty-five years, Having tried
other remedies without success, / was led d
by an advertisement in the Senunel-Demo-
crat to try Halls Catarh Cure. / have. just
finished my fourth bottle, and J believe Z
am right when say + am thoroughly re-.
stored. don't believe there is a trace Of
the disease left. Respectfully,
VIM BRIDGES, Merchant Tailor.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. IS cents.
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coy. Unwilling.
Iseugurat.oa e tho New Chief
Magistrate OF KansaG

4 Great crowd "a the UaPitaI-Gov- HuEa-
Dhrey speaks Briefly a d fIse New Gov
sraor Delivers MS IHpEguEaI-
svFcrI Into -aGIee-
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A DIVIDED HOUs Sc.
The kansas House Of Rspressuta-
t5ves in Confusion

Both Parties Hold Sessions -uaterEllluaG
60 stay Tasrs Unsu o-s or the Other
Gives out-PopuEIsts Recognized
: by the Senate azd govsrssE-
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Guiding both galleries, was packed to
its utmost capacity, and hundreds who
came late were compelled to stand
without the doors or interest them
selves in the offices and departments be-
low until the ceremony was over
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GUTHRIE Ok jan 10--Ehe second
legislative assembly of Oklahoma terri
tory VIII convene ia this city tssis after
noon The upper house VIII contain
seven republicans and six democrats,
the lower house twelve repubiieaua,
nine oersoerats, one iudepeudsnt and
Tour poPutists, The republicans VII
get every thing Ia the upper house. and
az q caucus perfected "A EFEaaae1a1at
whereby they .are % hsTs the chair rTlsn
d tiae lover house. aad che Ropuiiatg
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Pay the Price of the
Royal for Royal only.

Actual tests show the Royal Baking
Powder TO be y per cent. stronger than
any other brand on the market. IL an
other baking powder is forced upon you
by the grocer, see that you are charged
the CorresPondingly lower price.
Those baking powders sold with a gift
or advertised or sold at half the cost of
Royal" are invariably made from alum, and
are dangerous to health.
Every Royal Baking ticket giving directions
Of the best and practical
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E...Isss..es. Bl.leasness. 90 b 81 aEaggls.s.
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THERE are a large number Of hygienis
physicians who clam that disease is always
the result of q trausEvessluu OF Natures
laws. the proprletOrs OF GarheiQ Tea are
both physicians, ana have devoted years 20
teaching the people how 20 avoid sickness by
following Nature laws They give away
with every package OF Garfield Tea little
book which they claim will enable al per
sons. il directions are followed 20 avoid
sickness Of all kinds, ana Co have no need
for GARFIELD Tea or any other medicine.
SOMEBODY says that O man can get roar
ing drunk on water. Well so be can on
luhd.-Tczas SifuEEs.
SUDDEN CEAEGE8 or WEATHER cause
Throat Diseases There is no more encCt-
uaI remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc. than
BIOwy's BEoSCuFAL IHocHE5, Sod only 90
b0Eeg. Price 20 cts.
BIS v0IcE.-Clara-''I don't like Mr.. Bim-
Ieys his voice has Buch metallic Tlug.H
Mabel, eaEerly---'ls there "a diamond la itl''
Detroit Free Press,
IL you ever feel yourself getting couceIJ-
ed, just remem Der that the best people are
all GsGd--Iid-Bits.
LaGHr-FtsoEHEp people are frequently
found urihnE with the keys - - -5s-~a--
piauc--N. %. E1--J ---d.
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SOMEBODY says that man can get roar
ing drunk on water. Well so be can on
lund.-Tczas SifuEEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
A MONT HENT FOR A BRAVE STAGE DRIVER

Topeka. Kan, June q (speciall.-The recent death
OF Robert Emery n famous Western stage driver and
the subscription being raised by Miss Fanny Rice. the
recalls incident In OF the noted Indian aIis I'm
which many Kansas settlers lost their lives. In the
latter part Of August 1909. Emery volunteered Ia
drive a party Of nine from ST. Joseph Ia Liberty Ranch
The Passengers included seven men and two women.
The morning beautiful and the journey unevcnt
ful until late In the afternoon when. rs the coach
commenced the descent OF steep incline. n band of
The driver wheeled the horses In an Instant and al
the time addressing the terrified passengers said
II you value your lives, for Gods sake keep your
seats, or We arc lost
The Indians, about fifty in numb r. gave chase and 70
about three miles. which accomplished In less than
twelve minutes, pursued and pursuers made the most
desperate efforts speed. The savage yells Of the
coach difficult TO describe. The coach bristled
with arrows and they grazed Emery on every side.
Several points would have been lost but for the drivers
wonderful presence OF mind.
The conductor Of an train was soon reached who
seeing the coach about n mile ahead. corracd his
thirty wagons. The brave driver drove his nine pas
scngcrs into shelter and safety. Words could not
express the gratitude felt for tho hero and dcIvercr
In the delrlum OF delight they embraced and kissed
him. He received number OF valuable presents
one OF the women Is said TO have been n relative
Of Miss Rice. who shows her gratitude BY taking
up n subscription for the monument which will be a
fitting testimonial for the brave driver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
DIPLOMATS PRESENTED TO TIE PRESIDENT

Washington June e.-Secretary Gresham presented
TO President Cleveland Mt the White House this after
noon Don Antonio Lazo Arriaga the new Minister
from Guatemala. The latter handed his credentials
to the President, and formally received by him
with the usual exchange Of expressions Of esteem and
good will.
Subsequently Secretary Gresham had the honor "a
present To the President Baron dc Rio Brnnco head
Of die special mission from Brazil 10 lay before the
President OF the United States the Of the con
troyerted boundary between that country and the
Argentine Republic. Baron dc Rio Branco succeed,
Baron de Aguiar Deaudrada whose sudden death Inst
winter terminstcd the Of Brazis oldest diplo
mat.
The Commissioners from the Argentine Republic
have not yet appeared In Washington. and nothing
has been heard from them. officially. indicating the
probable date Of their arrival. The treaty for the
settlement Of the controversy by the arbitration OF
the President Of the United States provides for N,
submission Of the case within twelve months after
the acceptance by the President Of the place Of ar
btraor. That period Will expire on July . next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
ROBBERS "HOLD UP" THE WRONG TRAIN.

Ottumwa, Iowa, June 9.-TwO masked men held
up train No. 12 coming east the Chicago, Burlng-
ton and Quincy road last night at Ncdaway small
station west Of Corning. They detached the bag
gage and mail cars and compelled the engineer and
fireman TO leave their engine and then ran the engine
and two cars down the track mile. Here they
entered the baggage car and asked the baggageman
what train II Being informed that IL only
passenger train, they said 1--WE after the
Denver express and Immediately disappeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

surrect1on OF some considerable dimensions has pre-
vailed Tor weeks In the provinces Of Corrientes ana
Entrc Rios, which one member Of the Cabinet. II not
more, supported. There had been serious fighting
between the Government troops and the insurgents
until about month ago. he said, since which time
he had not heard Of any conflicts. what the status
OF the insrrection he could not say. but he
was inclined to believe that II had been suppressed,
and that out OF the trouble had come the necessity
OF choosing new Cabinet. The financial reverses
OF several years ago had. I'm his opinion nothing to
do with the change. The country now measur-
ably recovered from the effects OF the depression
which led primarily 10 the failure Of the great firm
Of Barring Bros London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

1t IS only whom sucb design is adopted by manu-
facturer of goods that any validity inheres In the
design as a trademark. The secretary OIL 'ne In
terror. upon request for an opinion STATES 'ha' IN
order to be entitled to registry as 'aoei III 'ne
patent Office copy Of foreign Pch o com n,S
used In connection with some venuip, 'on,, iy
and must be descriptive OF the particular "r''c'e u
which II is affixed. a., ,,..,
In regard t. the claim OF copyright .ns ti,
OF Congress informs the Treasury Depar,m", .'''
painting, the design Of which Is TO be ,s% ,o
article Of manufacture would appear 10 pe .h ~,
from copyright In his Office by the terms vi 'c att
OF June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
CAUSES OF CABINET CRISIS IN ARGENTINA.
rny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Washington June s.-The Legation OF the Argentine
Republic in this city Is without information regarding
the Cabinet crisis In that country, except what is
giver In the news dispatches from Buenos Ayres.
Senior Carranza, Charge dAfares is confined to the
house by slight ndispostion and could not be
to-day. man well posted in South American affairs,
however. told the reporter that the probable
or the resignation Of the old Cabinet dissensiOns
amfng the members over internal affairs. An in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
Ciin Real estate 60 Get.

BIGGEST BARGAIN. West Side. 3.
story unfurni,hci houses: builders treated
literally. STEVENS. oth-0ye.. corlc,
9Jd-st
FOR SAT.f.-Rare chance lease house
and furniture thrnr years, lO looms, 10
nttcd for light housekeeping only cash
buyers call ~ 300. 35l West 2jth.st.
Chicago.
WORLDS FAlt.-Fi~tcla-s accommo.
cations for individuals aud large pa tics !;
house In perfect sanitary condition. For
further particular, address L. &. HAY.
. i2i P-ni ie.aNe.. ,hIraao. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
DECISIONS BY THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Washington. June s.-An important decision on
the disputed question OF what constitutes domestic
and imported labels has been rendered by Assistant
Secretary Hamln Of the Treasury Department. Col
lateral questions also brought into the case the
contention Of domestic manufacturers Of printed
labels side and importers OF similar articles
the other, a claim OF Infringement upon trade
marks and copyrights having been set up by the
former well a charge Of violation OF Section OF
the Tariff act, which requires certain imported ar
ticles TO be marked stamped with the name OF the
country OF production.
As regards the latter charge Assistant Secretary
Hamlin holds that as labels themselves intended
only to be affixed or stamped upon articles which 60
into consumption. they need not bear tho name OF
tie country Of production although the article %
which they are affixed may come under such re-
quircmcnt
As to the question Of trademark. Assistant Secrc-
tary Iamn holds that mere design for a trade
mark IL not entitled to protection a trademark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
AN OFFICE FOR wORTHINGTON G. FORD.

Washington. June s.-secretary Carlisle to-day ap-
pointed WOrthington c. Ford OF Brooklyn, v. Y, Chief
Of the Bureau Of Statistics Treasury Department.
Mr.. Ford is about forty years old and during the
last Cleveland Administration served Chief Of the
Bureau Of Statistics. Department Of State. Mr.. Ford
is appointed to his present Office the recommends
ton OF Edward Atkinson and David A. Wells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
NO KNOWLEDGE OF MR.. BLOuNT's REsIGNATIo.

No kNOWLEDGE Of MIX. BIOTNTS RESIGNATION.
Washington June s.-H Minister Blount has re-
signed his Office Minister to Hawaii, stated In
San Francisco dispatch, the fact IL not known at
the State Department. II Is said 10 be improbable
that such a communication would be sent by telc-
graph. and the Hawaiian mail. which arrived at San
Francisco the steamer Australia yesterday, VIII
not reach the State Department before next week.
A telegram from Minister Blount was received
few days ago simply stating that he had received
his credentials and had taken the oath Of Office. 50
Mat II Mr. BlOnnt has resigned the action Will
SURPRISE the DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
Real estate 10 grthange.

3ith.st.; great future for business lightly
mortragcd; well rented exchange for
country. OWNER / .jl2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
Gountrp Real Gstate % fe

AsBURY PARK. N. J..Desi,abIs fur.
nlshcd cottage, lists. MILAN ROSS,
Asbury Park. y. j.
At MoNTCLAlR.-Attrac new house
near main depot sanitary plumbing. all
improvements clcycn rooms shade Gas
5000. Il. NJ. BOYD, 81 Lconard't.
~: ADiMoNDA o IS. LAEE rLAAciD-
country house. completely furn shed. Meals
~ hot'l Rent low. {. NJ. NOBLE. 100
Broadway. y. Y.
ASBCRY PARK.-Furnished cottages,
hotels and boarding houses all sizes 300
up. II. j. CROSSErr. III Broadway.
.ApIEopNDAcKs PILE MOUNTAIN
,oson. Meol, and Attendance furnished
BY the Prospect House Hotel II desired
Apply 10 g. w. TuNNICLIFF. l Broad.
BERKSHIRE HILLS. near L;toyill1,
Conn. 90 hour from Ncw.I osk o. U1rlcm
Il. IA furnishci cottage /. rooms bath
and laundry all modern improvements with
y acres OF land hi n grounds h"tw - two
lakes fine mountain Views boating and ll,h.
ing. ID. LAWRENCE SHAW, G. ,)llcir
Place. : -
BEAUTIFUL country place Tor rent IN.
fufnished. at Short IIilfs so minutes from
iiarclay-'t. ferry large modern house finest
sanitary plumbing; shaded grounds; lawn
stable. PATTERSON & O'BRfEN. $50
Broadway.
FURNISHED. 10 private family, house
improvements bath closet vcrandas two
stories nice shade: near depot july D. 70
scrf'mh,r 10: Dunellen. n. J.. near Plain.
field. r. l.. THOMAS.
FOR RENT.-Ncw cottage rrhe Mikado)
directly on the b ach At Madison. Conn;
sale beach for chiirn. Address INNS
FAIL" MADISON. Com.
FURNISHED COZ lA,:rS a. reduced
prices. on AMI near bay, South side. Loag
island. I.lip and B,y Shore catalogue free.
=. i. HAWKINS. Isl:p. l.. !.
FURNISHED COTTAGES 70 rent. Dc
slrable locations; all impto, emcnts; new
iiust atei cata oguc. JEREMIAH ROB-
BINS. Babylon. l.. !.
SHINNECOCK HILLS, l.. IA new
aud attractive cottage. nicely furnished
eight large bedrooms: roomy stable. Ap-
ply T. L. X. HAVENS. Southampton,
l.. l.. or 81 Park Row. y. Y.
SUMMIT, y. J.-Furnished houses %
let at rcdpcci rentals all desirable large
and small. T.. g. POTTER opposite
station.
TIfT OVkNGF.>. y. ESPECIALLY. -
Several very desirable r"sid ncc- for rcnt.
fully furnished To- season. aud unfurnlshed
y,sr. FDW. l.. HAMILTON s c., 81
Ilradvay.
TO EINT.-A large. wcll-furnlshct
hou-c. With sIarlou. grounds and cool
tables on onc 81 the nne-t street. IA PITT"
ned. Mas. Ryan 4 HAWKINS. Pits
field Mls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
6orses ano Carriages.

ESTABLISHED 1884.
J. N. QUINBY & CO..
OF
NEWARK, N. j.,
OFFER AN
UNUSUALLY FINE SELECTION
OF HIGH.CLASS CARRIAGES,
FOR COUNTRY AND PARK DRYING.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED
To THEIR
FAMILY OMNIBUS, WAG0NETTES.
EXTENSION TOE 99rs. P 81 hEEyss AND
HUNG on THE QUINBY PATENT
SPRING, WHICH SURPRISES ALL
OTHERS FOR EASE AND COM.
FORT ON ALL KINDS
OF ROADS.
NUMBER
OF DESIRABLE sEc0ND;HAND
VEHICLES At LOW PRICES:
FACTORY AMP WAREH,oDMS
OPPOSITE BROAD:ST STATION
D., L. AND w: r. r..
NEWARK, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
Drcssmakin9.

Drr5smakln9.
-A.ADIFSsMAKER elegant cutter
and filter 80 "a day or at home perfect ilt
guaranteed velvet, silk or cloth suits made
In short time for $40; fancy waists, coats
and ball gowns a speciality. A East 10Th
ST.. near broadway.
AN ELEGANT litter and draper; latc'i
styles costumes. wraps. tea gowns; country
preferred; - a day ~ weekly during
July and August. DfrIGNEs, Tribune
Uptown ONCE. 1912 Broaiway.
DRFSSMAKER wouli like few more
customer. by day; private families; per-
feet 1tt'r; Gus all late t skirts; rcmodels
alter. Address NJ. b., 100 West i2d.st.
DREsSMAKI ING. Stylish, perfect lifting
suits made from 80 up. Mrs. WITkOV,
90 Wcsr 1lth--t.
DREssMAKER wishes more customers
by the day long experience; moderate
price. Address DRESSMAKER. Box 81.
Tribune Uptown once. l.2i2 II galway.
DRESSMAht.K wants a few more Gus
toners at home; suits from IS up. II.
fOA. 81 West octh.st., near Riverside
Drive.
LADIES' TAILORING.-Ladics own
materials made up into lackets coats
ulsiers and capes; cloaks. all kinds. altered
and rcmodeled. ';REIG. 1871 West 22dst.
SEAL GARMLN MIS- and furs Of all
kinds r"ralrcd. redycc. relined. altered ana
renlodcllcd 10 new shapes estimates given.
GREIG. 1871 West 22!-st.
WANTED hrst-class Frrn, h crc's-
maker fow more cu toners. best city rcler'
,no GIl ~ 1870 We ~. l-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

worthington G. Ford is q OF Gordon l.. Ford, the
millionaire, who died a year or two ago. lie has
written several books on political and economical
subjects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
Bnsluess Chances.

vest woul1 like management OF branch
house In Denver for reliable Eastern firm.
Addres, L. 0. BOX 1.0I4, Denver Col.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
Boar0 au0 Rooms.

-
LARGE AND SMALL rooms; private
baths hotel attendance; convenient prhci-
pal hotels clubs; yarlor and sc'1iI hoors.
- East 29th-st.. between Jth aud Madison
AYES.
40. 1 GRAMERCY PARK. Fat 2lst.
r.-Oners very attractive accommodation
to parties desiring rooms Win or Wltnoue
boald for the summer; location unsurpassed.
ROOMS. WITH BOARD; transients ac-
conmodated references. II Fast 2lst-st
wl.SI ,.D.sr.. near Parn b, sirabls
rooms with board references. L. H. IL. -.
po,tonce Bon =. lG5.
2ISr.ST., o IVES r.--Dcsirablc rooms ;
southorn cXposurc; visitors ~ city ac-
comInodatcd meals OFFICIAL; reference %.
ooD-Sr.. 10 EAST. near Broadw1y.-
Handsome. largo and small. front and sunny
rooms; superior board prices moderate
best references; also table board. Shell
DON,
o3D.ST 3os wEST.-Very large. cool
and smaller rooms; centrally located cN'ry
ronXcnienc. and excellent board rin' 10
ncnt or transient; visiting parties accommo-
dated.
18TH ST. PSI wf.>l-Large and small
rooms. newly furnished table board sum.
mer terms
% WEST ocD.sT-MIss Hoffman win
keen house opcn all summer; transient
guests received.
AZ EAST oOTH sT-Partles visiting the
city viii md pleasant rooms, good board
quiet. homelIke; trim, VI 90 per ooy
special rates TO prrnahent parties.
3sTn-ST.. 10 EAsT-Large, handsome
rooms: also hall rooms excellent Doard
reference. .-------
3oi LtAINGrON-AVE. -In asant rooms,
gentlemen only low price; reference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
Gelp Wanteo.

AGENTS and CIANvASSERS. male or
female 80 Ia 81 daily profits sure, expert
ence unnecessary no talking required; ex'
elusive territory given. For particulars az.
drcss /. PUTNAM & Co. West Wihdsted.
Conn.
WANTED. ladies and gentlemen TO col:
lcct cancelled Columbian stamps and oid
coins we pay as high as from 81 TO $40
per hundred for old L. ;; stamps. Send
st,mp for IA tlculaTs. COLu MILAN, "a
Bronicld. st.. Boston.
WANTED.-A young nan as salesman In
an importing Kid glove house must have
had some experience In the line. Address
A. II. H.. roN 10. Tribune Oflicc
WANTED bright boy atout 10 years
of age. for Office work In a large mercantile
house must live with his parents and come
", n recommended Address WORK. Post
office poN ESQ. CITY.
WANTED. A cake baker. Apply at
~ rulton.s,.. BROOKLYN.
Females.
COOK. Good cook wanted, 10 do wash
M and Ironing: Swcce or German. CiH
- last 6ith.st. before l. TO 20 10 the
country.
RSE.-Gcrman nurse TO 40 D the
country. Call az - East Uth-st. bcfor,
IL o'clock.
WANTED. Ladies or young men to take
work at their own homes ~ To - day
can b. made work cent by mall no can.
vas.ine. STANDARD MANUFACTURING
CO.. Lock Box iC7. south birmingham.
Mas. Inclos' stamp.
wANTED-Ladlcs 10 wrie at home: on.
e,ose stiinped envelope ELLA WEltST.
secretary. South Bend. Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

A HANDSOME. stylish seal brown tom sn
(haf brothers) l5' hands siS y, year, ,,o ono
and ,,iis mice 1850 also the bandsomest
and and most most s Stylish by saddle and harness
Kentucky bred horse 10 BROOKLYN; 10 hah nais
six years; sound and kind has az inc s 1S-
PALACE STABLES. schernerhorn ana
Bond sts. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

/ HAVE salesman and office: would
handle anything saleabie on commission.
COMMISSION, Tribune ONCE.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-31
A Fooihardy Deed,

BETHANY, w. Va, Mar. 25.-Several
miles from here in Pennsylvania, near
the source of Buffalo creek, an oil well
has been opened recently. Large guam
titles of oil have been coming down
the creek since Sunday night. The
students here set the oil on fire on
Monday night at $3.50 o'clock. The fire
spread across the creek and started
down stream IN flash, producing d
fiame nearly 20 feet high Soon Beth
any was in circle of fame, and the
pcreek looked like a serpent of fire near
iy two miles long. A dense smoke,
which nearly sutfocated the people of
bethany, arose. AT the end cf two
hours every road was bleekaded with
wagons containing persons who had
come in for miles to see the fire. Not
until "a hours had elapsed did the
flames die out. The Bethany college
students enjoyed the excitement very
much. The water in the creek was
nearly boiling when the fire had gone
out; and when 1t had sufficiently
cooled more than 100 students and part
of the faculty went in bathing Her
aid.