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New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
gounlrn Real Gsiatc for Sale

AGENCY for Mon'ciaiT< = EcFi1cnce prop,
t-tes. all hnds. sale orNreni: firnlshei
houses TubtS & Taylor Beekman sL.N. i.
GARDEN CITY. LONG IsLAHD.-Fiv,
new cottages To- rent or for sale. E"ni
from s338 10 81 200 year. Ready for &C
CIaancy May |. Only 10 niles from New
Yort Frequent trains. COmmu'htion, SD
q yenr. All houses supplied WIN Eooi
gas md absolutely pure water Ihe best
sduca,ioui facilities for boys ara gfl-
81 vol END Ov cd and Vell-"qu'pp"d hchppls
A ,alubri1fs climate. summer ana Wln'~l .
10 nui,aucea \ cultivated and refined
,,rnurl,v Excellent roads In every ~.
rec,ion Park. and miles u streets shnd"l
bv sell-grown trees. Lots fpr sale ~ w - :
e,o-c rrlces nnd On easy terms. Applf ~
,he ofrce II TIE GARDES CITY "
Room ls7 $50 Broadway or 70 j.. IL
CrNLII'F. Agent. a. Garden city.
sONERS,T COUNTY. New-I"rs~y
c.uutr, ,.afy. stack hay. grain. irnit ana
,,nck farms from 30 80 2Jn acres. one h"ur
f,o,, N.w Noff on line - '"n'rtl X X.
-, N',y-Iersey. send for let or cal IN
". J.. ~ NGs. l.. :. Express h-'id'"s'
s1meryillr y. }.
ADyEpTIsEMENTs AND srBsCRlp-
rIHnS.s Fnr THE TTW-YOHK riuk
I-NE Will. ~ RECEIVED AT THE
,.i,T1v-S OFFICE so. LIZ Brpad"hy'
% anor moth O. Thirty -nrsts'.. and Ap-
X-DTisttMEN1S ~ the following B-anch
oairas. 254 Elghih-ave.. 700 Tnird-aNe. :
INC. F,rtv-scN cnth-sf.. 100 East Forty
....,.or,b 6, corner Third-hve.. 40 East
,.t,L..t near Third-avc.; i.02G Third ave ,
- s,,,v-0rsf- st.. Los First~i'". l"'
West Fnrty. second IT. l12 Eo...nIa1 - "
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

PARK 10 HsS Trough the principal streets to the
rnds OF the Giants viii occupy carrace in 4bS fbs
rreatIv ny oaitiInore players have returned
.be e'.enteu Dy their three wceks practice i'm
n anr 1 o2utn ana promise to give the NewYSrk team m
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

,prpARING To RECEIVE THE GIANTS
o.,,,-co-e April lJ-"Johnnie" Ward and Ned"
-, will ride In an open barouche drawn by six
.,. horses in the procession here next THURSDAY
.~.srg the opening game OF the League season
80 the New-Yor6 and the Ealimores. a let;e~
-. sasn received from Manager Ward stating that
20 crowd OF New-York "cranks." including
~,-v Wall Street brokers. will come down Thurs
49, corning on a special train to ~hOop i; up for
-, Giants The New-York team. together with the
- and other officials of the club. will come
cly.Ui n-,ora on Wednesday. and the boys Will prob
Y rpdaan,,So q little on the improved ball field AZ
Ss9,b ~ Park. The grounds have been levelled and
~ - as smooth as any in the country. ana the
q nneninr day weather permitting Will be the
iss issaan Of the biggest baseball celebration ever
10 @ ~ psi,irnore The Governor OF the State. the
"a no- " - The city judges Of the courts proIni-
s,o, s1s'' clergymen ard merchants have accepted
-T:atjons 10 be present \ brass band VIII lead
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
: THE FIELD OF SPORTS

,,p,ovsHlP BASEBALL THIS WEEK.
u" ,..,,r Up A NEW w-YORK-YALE GAME
..hau season will be opened in earnest this
Iae IL followers OF the game hope that they
N''1' .ssn the las; Of wintry weather. The cham
H'e 81, season Of the National League will begin
p0ns"r the opening games being as follows:
oa .",,. st Baltimore. Brooklyn at Boston Phlla-
%"-ia, washington. Chicago at Cincinnati C!eve.
isqna orlsyille, aa1 Pit;sburg at s.. Louis.
Ia -, h, seen that the opening games will take
w." ,he cities farthest South with the exception
pace 4" a,,,a at Boston. This Is a wise move as il
q HN me- - the teams the benefit of warmer weather.
VII s...,,ion In Boston is made because the clubs
fs axe advantage Of the new holiday In Massa-
S~ ,s which takes he place Of Fast Day. The
co. a., anl Boston teams Will play only one game
B',".n in the first series. coming back to Brook
y p"s ,,so the championship season q. Eastern
p,rk next SA''r""f
Fs q nar,icular!y anxious 10 meet the Yale COL
""N Ct the Polo Grounds on Wednesday Yale
re 60 both Boston and Brooklyn while The
rs hsye not only won all their games this year.
6sa,ss. have won them all easily. Th- New y orK-
y. A2 S2cnnfdent that they can defeat Yale easily.
a ssre,c,.srled 70 take his New York players il
Ers ,rs on Wednesday to be there In good se,-
pf.SI.e' tbe opening or Thursday but if Yale w,.i
sc'Wari will postpone the trip and go to Balti-
rs on the special tram on Thursday morning
1,I I train which will carry the enthusiasts To
gen The party VII. assemble at the Cort-
ssS ss.i,.s ferry at a. m The rain viii go over ne
r;,s.srvei ii0 seats in the grandstand jus, bacr>
frss New-York PLAYERS bench FOR the New- York
G:,S5S,ioa Han!on predicts that his Orioles VIII
oesso and possibly. all three games basiIG his
n nnl.,on sC on me superior condition OF his team.
"a HoS-ioles have spent several weeks IN active
IE. 4. The south. whiie the Giants for time. 81
Fra ~ NV been enowbound M at the Polo Grounds.
k.s- 'TsV-York and Hnghamton teams Will play
TX 'poio Grounds to-lay. Rusie Will receive his
rms,cf.re ms au! ne VIII pitch the fus. nine innings.
~ FARRELL are likely 10 be the battery in tae
Re Az. zane a; Baltimore. and little Murphy viii
PIN 'royer shortstop. The Brooklyn ami Spring
.s tssns vii cross bats at Eastern Park today.
~ sirenS;hencd varsity team Of toriham Col-
E rJrs a, Forlham Yesterday by score 81 T. 10
CITT. fsaiurc u the game was the battery WORK
.T1racey and Boyie
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
Bnsiness Gbanrcs.

A VALUABLE PATENT OK an entirely
new life preserver for sale. Can Dc seen
AZ JOHN MAERKLES. 2l9 E!dr.ige-si.
corner StantOn-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

GARDENER ana FLORIST. English
married. 10 family. thoroughly expert
Du,ed I'm orchids. roses carnau ms N.oie's.
chr,~anih' NUNS. palms. ierrs, AL rr"~n
nous. plants: rrapas. peaches under glass.
vegetables lawns dni take -.l 'tarE'.
4 L KnN .6I GreenWich. GuI.n.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

uOfgENEEPER. &c.-By Frrnch
Prot.stgnt a. hous-te-per. maid or nufse,
"itv nr conntrv. Call. two days. ". p.
3ai Wasf iJth-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

GARDENER Firsi-'ias4 Fa.de.~" aEI
florist ou gentleman plnc-. German. sin
gl-. OVER - years experience IA an
Iran. .h-. ~ tha trade in Germany and this
state: r..-t references from lsHt plhte.
GARDENER JOB West 41th-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

ENERGETIC. capable man. with 81 '''
wanted for management u brancn o'h'"'
GOOD salary and commissions. mDn"N am
ply secured. Room 3ll. 1876 lih"I'N-s
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
WON BY THE HoosIEr TEN

Cincinnati April l5.-Neary 5.GOo people saw the
ihu'''apoS team administer the first defeat OF the
season TO the Reds The game was exciting. Sore.
Cincinnati ............. a n , n a o a IL - a
4"u'e""p''iS ''''-'''.''.........0 y q Ct
p, i'ase hits-C Cincinnati 4; Indianapolis . Nrrors
NH'inhatl j. Indianapolis. g. BATTERIES Parrott
ara Vaughan Gayle ana snyder t'.np'rn 2Ic.1nait
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

HAVE PROPERTY and valuable op-
t,ons: require $1,000 70 put IN operation
vyiu nav 40 per cent on Investment. Ad-
dress j A. II, .221 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
GEORGE WORK WINS A. TUXEDO

coon all.OTING n PIGEONS NND SOME FINE
SCORES MADE.
The shooting IN the annual Tuxedo Sweepstakes a
Tuxedo was brought 10 a close Saturday. and ,he
winner MAS George Work. OF the Westminster Ken
nel cub. who In the two days sport made the
score of 'd birds OUt Of loO J.. : THOMPSON of
the Cdrt-ret C;uo; Edgar q. Murphy. of tAe I.Arch
mont club. ana e. y. NacAirsteT. of the RivertoE
cub tied for second pace vita 81 h!rls each
In the shoot-off cf the tie at Ten birds man,
Murphy a.l Manchester again r"l with nine each
They then decided 20 divide second money.
NJ" Wori. received $ii. anl Messrs Murphy ana
NacAlesi'r d.flel $40 Following is Saturdays
score:
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

GARDENER Tssful man. German;
m.rri-.i. % Years experience. understands
vegetables. glass trr-s f'ults. etc.. i"-li"f
position. gOpl references. Adtr"fs ODEN p
DAHL. - ipeN-sf.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

JkHITOR BY frsi-class German couple
for tvo o.. three flats uptown. good re
valrer and t.nter: best references. JAM
TOP l.. l2O West 9tth-s'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

the birds ,rapped: Thomson Eisi quart arefs.
T.: left Quarierers S; incomers I: drivers. r. Work
Right puar;~rers - left qu,rtercrs. G. inconer'. {;
drivers. IT, Manchester Right quarte,ers. l.; left
quarter-r H.. incom~rs. drivers. H. IiOev Right
quartrrrr- %" left duArtcr~rs >: drivers. q Wclch-
Right quar~r-rs. lG, LETT quarters. II: incomcrs. ..
drivers lr Murphy Right quartcrer-. \. i~f; quar-
i"rcrs. y, incOm"rs. :. drivers. l..
F"!l dead ouJ or ouuis-rhJmpsol. .; Work o.,
Mae Aiester -. Iiocv. a.. W,.cn. q: Murphy =.
Tn'll inliviiuai scores for b,th dtVs Thomas.
killed q. missed .: Work. Killed. ~: missed 4. Mac
al~ster. killed ql. missed o. Io.y killed iC missed
u. Nelch. Killed s. missed T.. Murphy. hill"l 81.
missed .; Reyndl. killed. 20. missed o.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
third Time. Isl oxford and Red Ford also ran

third Time. Isl. oxford and Red Ford also ran.
.,t{ r{9urth race one mile. sellng-Excelsor 1o7 81.
61I'. ~ 10 nrst. GTatz Hanley. 81 III. Wllliamsl.
To- l. second: Francis Pope. lH5 81. Matthew'S. -
:, IAlrd, Time. l:i5i.. Ped cap. Dockstader jim
Glso
nm Iacr. one mile selling -ch9nt. lo' d.egn,.
70 ." HiSti al"Ta. lOl CFhOrDe). to J. second ket-
tnue. ,gl o. Fisher. 10 to l. third. Time 1854.
NAY Hardy. Captain Spencer. Mczzoiint and
sixth rac". seven-eghths OF mile. selling Caro-
Hur Hamilton. ~ tGOOd2-j. 80 l. first: Little Dor
utt; - Il Gardner, to l. second: Bonger. % &C..
NrDeI'' 10 >. tnrd TIM. Ia. Blur. TPp-clnoc.
ana Freedom also ran
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
Uork Uanteo.


Female.
\ YOUNG LADY would Ike positlon
as cashier. lisht bookkeeping. ekceilent
reference Address BUSINESS. Box L.
Tribune Ofic".
A LADY VIII ta@e cnarge of lily rest
aence FOR family g.irs awtN fuI suH'in-'
seasIn or longer. reference. MISS EN-
RIGHT. 40 East sJ;h-st
ROOKKEEPER.- Young lady. SIX years
experience ~ doublr-entry boOkkceper, also
thoroughly Understands stenographN ana
tsu-wrlting. VI reference; salary. 81. Ad-
dress A. H.. Room lOl. Bennett Building.
Sassau -.
COMPANION or GOVERNEsS - young
ladies' by hishly educated y"iins lacy
hav!ug been educated IN Germany AMI
France and studied English in Hrw-Noik
school. satisfactory references can 'r
given. Address Box 1895. Postotilce.
COMPANION or COVERNEsS. Travel
preferred: highly educated weh-bred. use
ful: unders'a nds German: could teach elo-
,ution ami physical culture. experienced IN
public school and private teachins; IN
s1rsed Dy prominent clersNmen. Address
GRADUATE. Tribune Ohice.
LADY graduate IN massage would like
a frw more patients. highrst references
from families and physicians. can t+3
jth-3Vr
sTENOGRAPUER.- Permanent position
desired by an experienced lady sienog
rapher and Office assistant. j., Box -
Tuhune Ofice.
sTENOGRAPUER enl BENNINGTON
TYPEWRITER desires Work home or at
hor-, Dr Office. permanent position pre-
f-rr.l: Al references. STENOGRAPllEK.
~ Easf lDih-s'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

GROOM. BY a Young man. understands
lest care u horses: willing - do any
n.nd - work. FCRLONG. 330 Greene
a.a. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
Vitn Real Gslaie 90 Eet

TO RENT. T.-sj West b,th,s,'; .;ory r,"'i house.
Sas@T~di 6as@ra,ed per perfect order; rent. S2o: pos.
ss.s,cn MAY is Inquire on prrin,'s,gns1 n1Fs
,wc'n ii end = or Of own. own iHi''' 7ai.,t
Hi,rK Columbus-ays.cG cGIle oil II------------ ..4------
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
6orsss ano Carriages.

p,ecAIN-Team sound Young horses.
r. ,hree business horses. $50 t. S1'. ~"
Frseman-st.. Greenpo!nt. "
S0p SATF.-Elegant driving and saddle
h'-ss thoroughbred. seven yeais 90.
Asi,sss a. l.. TROTT. East chester
ny -------
yoR SALE or TO HIRE FOH THE
srssoN.-Pony outfit for children: "a
s,ess Dr. 0. c. JACKSON. Pony Breeder
o Pox lGl. Jamaica, l.. l.
40 HEAD SELECT HORSES fog sale
q, ra- stables corner Ru'ler-st ana NOS
trzrd.ave. Brooklyn: great bargains.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
Domrstit 5iiuatioms f)ante6
Males

COACHMAN.-By a single man. weight.
1876 pounds. finest references as 10 capa-
billy and sobrety. no objection TO city
or country: last employer can be seen.
y c.. Ili 3d-avs.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

CUTLERY DEPARTMENT Also UNI
br.}las. canes and paras,ls department
in prominent central Broadway corner
store: rental or percentage. liberal ti
rangemcnts. WliIliNb q" hi'h 'i''''
III broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

A PARTNER WANTED Tor slate uarry
with 500 600: this Is certainly good open
ing FOR some one with capital. money -"
cured M'DONALD WIGGINS $40 Mas
Sag-s'.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

MANT'FACTURING property for sale'
33 900 "a. It.. 2iz hours out. 30 h"i
gain = DE FOREST SHELTON. StcWdr,
Huild.rg
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

ATTENTION 81 600 buys Ia" best lay-
ing hardware store between here ana il.i-
adclDhia doing business of over S2vVD
yearly. Apply VI DONALD WlGGlNS. l4'
Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

A BARGAIN corner grocery pusl-
ness fcr sale in Newark. corner sherman
ave. and Miller-si. T. J. BRASS
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

a HALE INTEREST n old esiablRhc-
house. with United States agency f"r VAIN
able article. is offered for small inNet T.
rn.nt Large proNis. EN'l.l.lsf..N
OPENING. Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

A VALUABLE PATENT of an entirely
new life preserver for sale. Can .e So"
At JOHN MAERKLES. 2l9 E!dridge-st'
corner stanton-st. -
A RARGAIS.-Fine corner grocery bust
ness fcr sale in Newark. corner sherman
ave. and Miler-st. +. J. BkASS.
A HALF INTEREST N old established
house with United States agency for Nalu-
able article. is offered for small inyet l.
mSnt targe ~ prohs 6ece H>' i'''''''
a PARTNER WANTED for slate uarry
with 500 600: this IL certainly good open
ing for some one with capital. money So
cured. MDONALD WlGGINS. lio Mas
sau-st. -
ATTENTION. 5000 buys tn" best lay-
ing hardware store between here ana l,ii.
adclphia. doing business ~ over 5000
yearly. Apply M'DONALD WlGGlNS. l4p
Nassau-st.
ADVERTISING NOVELTY. Man wan'ri
T. invest 3OoD 70 5000 ana assume
charge J. O. BOX ls9 y. y.
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT Also I'M
brelias. canes and paras,ls department .
in prominent central broah"ay G''hr.
store: rental OF perccniase. liberal ri
rangements. WHITING W'liTFFS.
III broadway
TNEEGETIC. capable man. with 81 500
wanted for management u brancn o;i'"'
good salary and conlmissiuns mono ai"
1tt t"lWfAs isfpi'4 - ''
rvrRGETIC MAN Of ability with so .
r.po ysnied as treasurer of established
manufacturing co. +. o. Box l''. y. J..
| HAVE PROPERTY and valuable OPP
tions. require $1,000 70 put IN "pe. .at.n :
will nav 40 per cent on Investment. A1-
dress J. A. II. i.221 Brosdway.
MANTFACTURING property for sale:
aao 900 sq H. p, 1.S hours .,.@ 9u' - a eoi "I bar
gain r. DE FOREST SHELTON. stewart
Building.
OLD ESTABLISHED mcn's furnishing
goods and hat store In city near Now ok
for sale owing 10 sickness. Address VIII
BUR. Tribune once.
PLUMBING BUSINESS. -pld stab, ID
West side. owner retiring: good j?bhins
trade. win sell one-half Interest.
PLi'MBER 15o East 47th-s'.
STONE CRr'sHER" wanted immeil-
o,.iv 'Ga,es'' 40. 3 or T. must he first
class: spot cash. Address H. Tribune
Once.
SEND YOUR ADDRESS for infor'Ha- "a,
ton sIOGoO printing oficc. win g ng W, "
come. given away MAY ]. PILOT iHI, ,. %
ING %, Morrilion. Arh. Cut IBIS o"''
last appearance
THE PATENT RIGHT for the United
States. the automatic dancing oark"A .
toy advertising medium ,ra,n1ddpTDYKE. and s,2 CO
West ssth-st
To GROCERs AND BUTCHERS. lar
pair. fine brick corner property WIN ~"
sa,ablished trade: easy terms. oMht.
tiring. Auhntc-afr'' ''''
brooklyn. --------.-.-.-----
VA%TED-A per cent - ~ Ncar
loan on strictly nrepT1Of west sidc pipp''
worth four times the amonnt Te"u''u'
principals only. 900 Gicenwich-st'
WANTED DENTS; TO occupy old,cf'ap-
ushcd dental parlois. best iocl il.ii ii ~ ~
Poughkeepsie \. Y. CIiAS. T. j. - ! 70
WHAT have you 10 exchange Iof p.'
n,ture Of 4 fat now in storage Na.I ,..r,r
5000. give time Address j.. VI. - IT,
PuAE. 20 West 52dsi.
SO 900 WILL Ej-Y oid-es;ablishci drug
store: profits 5000: large p0~c'lp,ln"
trade elegantly ntied. fully stocked pppu-
Ious town; easy terms. 81 Bfoah"dS'
Room 80. -------
800 LOAN WANTED Three montns .
good security; liberal commission. N1'i'S'
Hox H. "a Church-s'.
500 10 500 900 SPECIAL CAPIIAl'
wanted. Large proht guarantees. -"
dress FI%ASCE. - Church-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
il)nrk tDanico.

-.ld.t
WM I. HARTCSG.
Expert Accountant and Auultor'
Barnss building Room go FL Pa'k Row
POSITION WANTED by an Ameri-
-. hookke,per and general business man.
q, H.. Box o. Tribune One@
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

,tOlSE"LEANING.-B BY you7e MAJ
r,sI woman a. competent hoGs''leaner. /.
c.ipc:s and rugs speci2l,y. -, .,yy
references. Address Ms. VEIN iOI'D'
nIT West CGth-s..
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

LADY'S MATD.-By a competent person:
six yea's' city reference. no objection 10
travel; good packer; not seasick; Under.
stands all the duties ~ upstairs work. I'll
Cth-aye.. ring Kings bell.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

coVURNFSS. BY oducatei North Cor
man. o. grown rhil.lrcn. or as companion
a. lllv. b.; c'ty references. SIX LhlS
f9- l,as' .afh-s'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

GARDENER BY professional Or
man gardener. married. ~ years old: long
experience I'm all branches - HE prOfes-
sion: would Ike the care ~ gentleman =
ulrce. whore neatncss sphr'"ir ard IN
J's;ry are required. II years references
pleas" siat" .a~tl, ula's. Adir"-s GAR
nl,NEH Ling Hrannh CIV. y. ].
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-15

Louis A. Guth was born in Ohio q
years ago. When but child his par
ents moved west,settling at New Ulm,
Mimi, leaving Louis in charge of
Ohio relatives for several years, after
which he followed them to New Ulm,
but shortly afterwards he returned to
Worcester. Ohio, where he was ap-
prenticed in Matchmaking and jew
elry establishment, spending seven
years in Worcester, gaining a knowl-
edge of the business, and learning all
of it's intricate parts. At the age of
eighteen he again came west, reaching
St. Paul, and working in the jewelry
store of A. L. Hamer & Co., and later
working in the jewelry store of Chas.
Sutton, Minneapolis. Remaining in
the two cities for three years he came
to Sleepy Eye and conducted the jew
elrv business of G. Iverson, for five
years. In 1891 he came to Redwood
Falls and opened a jewelry store for
himself. He is a single man.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-15
DEATH OF MRS. HOMER.
The Demise of an Estimable Lady
Last Friday Evening".

The community was greatly panied
last Saturday morning to hear of the
death of Mrs. j. S. G.. Homer, which
occurred at eight o'clock the previous
evening at the ancient Homer resid-
ence in the now North Redwood.
The fact of Mrs. Homer receiving a
second stroke of apoplexy, and that
she was in a very dangerous condi-
ton was aware 10 nearly all of her
friends, but very few of them expect
ed such a sudden termination. She
received this second stroke immedi-
lately after dinner on the Saturday
previous to her death, while she was
conversing pleasantly with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. D. Martin. She contin-
ued to sink until the Friday following
when she joined the countless thous-
ands in the great beyond.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence at 80 o'clock last Sunday, Rev.
Henry Beer, of the Church of the
Holy Communion, officiating. The
time of the funeral was SO generally
misunderstood, and the weather was
so cold that very few people attended
the funeral of one so well-known, and
so generally loved and esteemed.
Mrs. Homer was born in New York
State in 1912, her maiden name being
Antoinette Green. At the age of nine
years she migrated with her parents
to Waseca, this State, where she at
tended and taught school until she
was seventeen years of age, when she
was united in marriage to the late
Hon. J. S. G.. Homer, and the two
shortly afterwards came to Redwood
county, settling on the present Hon
ner homestead in Homer township.
She was known all over the county, as
most estimable lady, and her death
is a cause for general mourning among
her friends and acquaintance. She
leaves three children, Howard, who
is now in Washington, Fred, and Mrs.
w. D. Martin, all of them of age.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-15
TEACHERS MEETING.

The regular meeting of the North
Side Teachers Association was held in
the High School room, Saturday, Feb
10th, at 100 P. M.
Miss Barbara Cummings was elect
ed PRECEDENT protein. Including visit
ors onlv fourteen we're present, owing
to the inclemency of the weather.
Several whose names we're on the
program were absent. A ballot dis
cussion on methods of teaching new
beginners new words was held b.
tween the Rotations in English His
tory and Literature. The lessons
assigned were: English History pages
119 to 1871. Schoolmaster in Litera-
ture pages 118 to 2O8.
REPORTER.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-15
NORTH REDWOOD.
Mrs. E. N. Swan is visiting here.

Mrs. II. N. Swan Is visiting mere.
Mrs. Fleischer is on the sick list.
It is reported that wedding bells
will soon ring in Flora.
Mrs. Kinchen has recovered from
her attack of la grippe.
Birum & Anderson shipped a car
load of -four to St. Paul Monday.
Rev. VanDolah came up from Nor
ton Monday, returning in the evening.
Will Neuenburg, of Olivia, returned
home last Friday, after visiting here a
week.
Aug. Lindeman, ST., will occupy
the Swan residence, as soon as G.
Richardson vacates it.
Mrs. j. Arnold returned from Min
neapolis, where she has been attend
ing the funeral of her sister. Saturday
Two large droves of cattle passed
passed through town town for the
Falls Monday, one drove belonging
to B, Kuenzli.
The nil has been quite slippery the
past week, giving our blacksmith
plenty of work, he shoeing over forty
horses last Saturday.
Misses Callie Watson, of Minneapo-
lis and Lucy Rowe were Saturday
and Sunday, attending the funeral
over the remains of Mrs. Homer.
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THE ACCLES MACHINE GUN.
shot at time, and a cartridge cannot be
discharged without the trigger being
pulled, but by simple clutch at the side
Of the machine the firing mechanism may
be thrown in or out of gear instantly,
and the gunner can throw a continuous
stream of bullets or fire shots singly at
the rate of 400 minute. 1t is possible
to discharge all of the shots at each turn
of the crank, or 80 shots a second. which
is at the rate of 1900 minute. One man
may aim and fire the gun.
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HOW DALLAS GOT THERE.
The Bio Minnesota Democratic
Guns On His Petition.

The GAZETTE last week briefly men
toned the appointment of Mr.. Dallas
E. Laird to the postmastership of Red
wood Falls, vice w. S. Mckay, re-
signed, but on account of the crowd
ed conditions of our columns his en-
dorsements, and the manner in which
the appointment was brought about
we're lightly treated, if at ALL
As limited last week there has
probably never been, or will be, a
better set of papers filed with the
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agrees to receive, any gratuity or re-
ward, or any promise thereof, for ap-
pointing another person, or procuring
for another person an appointment to
public Office, or to clerkship, dep
utation or other subordinate position
in such an Office, is guilty of a INSIDE
meanor. If the person so offending
is a public officer, conviction also
forfeits his office.
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teenth and Eighteenth streets, and cost
not less than 100000. Mr.. Lodge is
more of a society man than most of his
confreres. He entertains a great deal
and needs big house. About a year
ago he bought house from Judge Aldis
of the court of claims, to which he has
added an extension twice the size of the
original dwelling.