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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05
Captain DsLamar Buys a miuo.


The Phoebe, New, Ljds ispotis, I'm
most important sals u mining property
10 Fsfgosoo district is jysl sboet egn.
plsitd abstracts of lltls aDd deeds "
oonyeysDos are bsiDg prepared iosdsy,
Tbs sale IL ibe result " tbs D1dbs %,
ton, bat tbDs faf only covers wbat 10
kDowb ~ The Monitor aaG ~ gtoap,
Which consists " tbs Monitor, Princess,
ho0llot Dump, ssysD, eigbis of fbs
L,osy Bsf, o0esbalf " IBIS CliF asd
s11 tbfsesfonnbs VI tbe MjIiloDslfe,
While 'hs price ibst Is being paid 10
not sxseijy kD0SD, " IA aBibsDtjaaljy
reDofted W 100000, when IL eoDslds,s
sbly less than tbs property Dss bonded
mn lbs principal 6iGsfsoes Dplge tbsf
tbis ssosseiio0 Is easb, ~ sgslDt Oas
pstWsDis TIE oxBefs " ibs I'm Cf9B
pfoDeftt fsfDss n aeesDt fJis psles n
fsfs1 HEN, Which IL fspefssd ~ s54,s
ON, Which they eoDsidsf ioe gfsss ~
dpeiloD 10 The prize sgg yales " me
pfopsfifi Ibs lbefT DHDsfs ~ the
b9Ditof grogp e,s y, 4, k4evss, F,eek
WilsoD, a, W, Biljs End w. q. psi,Ag,
The pyfebasef NJ ibe p,opsvy ~ laDi.
!, r. Dei>sOgsf, ef igsbg fsWs, sDg Dss
of tbs 6yDst DfoWi0sgt sB5 se'igs min
Ing opessiDfs " ibs is8g, 1lig IL M
eys0i INN jeDkse fgy w e9sr,Do9y iB,
tbis sseiieD sjoes ibe 9ise9yelH N ps,s
zss1o elsiBes, ssg js bejie4 wjtb gfesi
sxpsetatjeDs,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

~ iisr6soD's standardization there
nm ~ ieJ1sif1sj sfsy ibsi wssshed
oDt evs,Y mofBieg, II bAG beaNqss,.
isfs ~ iBovsa1es NJ bspDy bemfs, II
mafebsd ON vim wi Glie6 disseg
Dsiis, not - wssbjegioej ms ~ tbe ~,
ipfY nbAts H906 NksAs sgd pifDfy og
wofk sstg " b. bsg, 1bs 80 tsekes
brigade we're VaJs ~ sAe ihst ms e,,sSs
w Des1ed ebsege. fbs sbsges bss
eoigs, ne b,jKags nor marches INN
sgefg wg,tJGg, bHt Dpsakfsssj4ss, bsQk,
Sfiess, ibpg bsvs net egss y fD.paD IN
~bjei ~ ~ isksg, 4bs eegitssi "a wsjl
vetib NE es,etgi siggt NJ sseft M
zsg, j,s8ls'ea Tpiiet
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05
Asrs i aa 0am IN Yon

Tke NtcesF se6 fle ccs@ePgffsse
Mteaz'ss Wi be ssei 70 sossofibefs iof
- pef year, eaysbie IL adesae4s ~
PERSONS sayi69 - sfseag4 oS tleif ~ ~
seflbtioss tef tb6 SeeGsf A6G ess gess
N tdgseee es6 ts.ae. IN ems a6ilss, 6f.s
ta's ere u ff6 sfemea sisA siass
seoethl'es ~ lisbed IN fbo wotla. me
testr6ifs<9 is IN fl.e skms discs sifh
lissrr ~saa tbe frS56s9, ftpfefs asss
ssfsi1e lies4soFe 400 6oe illoefsf4ees
$50 esmpss eoeleS a. ssis ssuss.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05


cItvER cry Lodge No 70, A, ~ 4 A.
- NJ, Meets IN saturday evenipR on or ba.
foIa sull moon, Anjpnfning brethren are cor
daily invited 10 attend,
4, Il. tfAwEs, W. M.
J. Il CnufonFs, secretary
~yRus cfIArTER no, q r. A. NJ, Meets
~ every Saturday an ffuil moon, aojoufn.
Ina Companions are cordially Invited ~ at
tend. Jos, q, BttDfsti, M E. II, y,
j. /, cRuronsR, secretary.
NwyHEE LoD0G NO. ,, l. o, o, w..
Omeels every Friday evening Visiting
l., A. yoHa, n, q
NAfHIAM REpEKA1f DEoRnB LODGE
NI NO, =, l. o, Q, r, moelA mira wejntsa
das OF each month, Members OF oleer lodges
Mrs LorrIe CRETE. N o.
Nm ysTfo ENgA MpMENT NUEbiglt AK,
IXI 4 q, o. ~, meets second and fourth
Monday evenings OF each month, Visiting
'Htrlaruhs cordially Invited 20 attend
a, ADAMS, q, y,
JouH uPnAs, scribe.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

sabeeFiptioas seksn 1T sss Postof5es
Store Tor soy Magazine Or Newspaper
tD The United ssstee of Csneds. You
ear ssge cost of meeey ofdsf, postage
and tsegbIe ~ ordering ~ paying il
grlce Of ssb cFjgelon only. "a Ffses
Cs6ee5e,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

The Post-0n se store has juss received
a fresh lot Of standard novels. The best
magazines and illustrated papers can be
had there.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

Lea, the saiier, has just received
very fine lot Of psutaloon goods srcu
St. Louis, and is prepared to make up
pants to order on very short notice.
with 6ne assor nent Of goods to ssaest
fYosa.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

Wslsers bathrooms kre nae spsn
aga'o nssaf Pu-s esser eisheea from 4
@eli aoaef fhe fssbashmttg inso.
tanks 4 new ROT wasef faas hss bsen
pos a &nd 80 abao4art tasosg III bot
T~'ss siweys 81 asAd. fufoos eea "a
Az iitnes be assursd aist class sasas
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

Mrs. J, w. Mills, Of Silver City, has
eceiyed iarRs and complete line Of
The latest STYLES ~ millinery soOds. Or
dgrc from DeIem&s viii feceiga prompt
attention. AII charges very seasons~
Die.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

The NUocEr ard Cincinnati Enquirer,
both for oBs year for only $3.50
The Enquirer > now issoed twice
week, Tuesdays sd Fridays. r. an s.
colun1D, s-page iapers large size, or l6
large pages eJery week, eqnsI to 2n3
ordinary paperda year that usually cost
S4.oo; all large type. plain print and
white paper. A complete new depart
are from oh time jcurrsIiars. See
sample copies AZ EUeozr Office.
<r-<----
efs~~1-a .s -
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

a. small, Dsat and well finished cot
taee in good IOeaiIty good we'll and
cellar. Inquire at NeceTr Office.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

tAfnFfffr F1aht, AffTl 4 l9af
Ef8fos Sa6sw Fc8 sill essass a..
eoroes tsss ar4g.elses C6ssasd gHm.
sefs sith an e'c9ahs stock a sss mll.
Iinffy, siii sisis Deiamsr On @s5 tosh
sod gltk.
IFe ladies eIll 6o weR 70 cat esrty
ana mike srse seleesless
A. r. (ia4sx.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

For reliable life Or accident Insurance.
apply to the Tr1veIers' Insurance. Co. Of
Hal tford, ConsL JobE 2. Tate, AGENT
Boise.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

a comfortable, small, t~o-room house,
well lined and papered, for saIs cheap.
Inquire at NUeeEr office.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05
oWYHRE co UNITY DIRECTORY

County Commissioners
LAT Diet Isaac i'niilips, SILVER city.
al nist -Ered n Marrisons az Slater.
Sheriff. Efnest Ballard.
Clerk Dist CnWri.-R, II, Leonard, Jr
Probate Judge Il, Lewis
Assessor-@ONpaf brunzeli.
Troasurer-~S. r. NJ smith,
coroner-~pr j N. Weaton,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

The finest line of cigars in Ovyhes
County is to be found at Knspp's drug
store Try them.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

A fine Iotof fruits. pat up at home,
in Mason jafs. for sale at the PostsfH CO
Store.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

The largest ijpe of hats, caps, gloves
and initsens sv fr shown here are on .aIs
At Isays.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

Lock oat for tots Of nev goods at the
Comr efciai Conpany's store. next
week
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

Mrs. Crosspn keeps fine assortment
Of fresh and pare eaudi-ss =
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05
THE DE LAMAR NUGGET.
fssaed every Saturday,
JOHN xAAx1. Publisher.
Kntered IN the postofiice AZ pef,anaf. Idaho,
recond'olsss natter
SUBSCRfpTYoN RAYEy

One copy, per year, o. %
One copy, ak months, Is
One copy, three months, 4 70
- Advertisinz rates made known on ap.
plioetion,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

4 peet snd e49 feiebed four room
boass 4 good bsrgaig
A. Vfhxeesr.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

Standard neysIs for sale at Mrs.
Crosson's
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
FOR TURF REFORM.
WEfI4kNOWN MEN WORKING FOR IT.
AWAITING rXTRIrS FOR Isoi-TArK ON VARIOUS
CDpIC~.

TOPICS.
An impro..piu u.";iNG OF the committee Of turf
mon who cr, - devils, a method for rrTcuins III"
turf from its pr sent IrrcarioGs condition WIS
he'll a, an uptown hDiol On Saturday. The regular
meeting of TIE colnnil;toc appointed for Thurs
Gay .!anuary T. l. was Thought adv!sall" 70 consult
Will turfnan who f. about 10 leave the city for
an extended torr.
!. r. Teene. !. .. Donnr~ am Pcrry Belmont
r.r. acuoj,tol - consult with IN" landowners in
regard 10 purses anIsother matters.
I.ycrvbsly q. sires To So, me affairs OF the trff
placed in ihc hands Of men In whom the Pubic
~. ,,-,,,ln.. c-,.. i.aco IRE creates, mistake
made b. H. Ecprl Of Control WAS III '"'ire for
secrecy manifested by it, members when that bod>
was r-st 1rpanz,l. IT is to bc hoped that the
present or,anizafion wn not follow IN the foot
s;ous &C thc Roarl e control The meetings should
BE- announced with IN" utmost publicity. There are
many p.rs,1s VINO lasir" race Llt are not likely
- 20 in ;Dr ihc 'urf u.,N rev managers haV"
,h,rec Of It's affairs Tho utmost should be
taken IN selecting the committees AMI the ohclais
for the irr2srant places to be- filed. single un-
v.orthy name o., any e the lists may cause dis
ae;or - the now movement. The present outlook
is that the tracks through their officials VIII fan
in line with the new movement 90. that II properly
and cncrgrically managed there l. some nope for
th" sport
III, tracks were extremely prosperous for many
,,a,s 81 that IN. shareholders secured large diy-
lcras \ sn~lc s-ason Of depression. mainly caused
hv the bad management ~ racing officials has led
them 20 rails" an cutcr bccAusc their receipts ha'"
fallen off 80 Tat they dosirc To reduce ne Vali'
Of their purses IN, N"w-icTaey cheap ricins N''
ur., Increase! this fecns. and some Of the oii-
c,ls of The biz tracks said MY that IN purses
.l,,uli H.. NJ larrrr in this S;ate than In New
Jersey II is high TIM. for tlrir'rn ~ fhi' Class
To- fsE - The r-ar.
l. looks like imp ssini.i'y {" un'r all o'''''S
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
EOR OPENING TIE Gnu RCUES
uR. WILSON SAYS THAT 4 SHELTER IN
THEM SHOULD EE GIVEN To THE POOR
If. DECLARES IT y SHAME THAT 900 Ok 30 co0
UCNFIhi>S PEOPLE SHOULD WANDER
TIE STREET., NIGHTLY. WITH TIRE
DOORS or 3oo S>NCrT t1IEN
n,Hp,D - THEM.


TIE STREETS NIGHTLY. WITH TINE
DOORS or 5oo SUBSIDIARIES
n,HrND Tp THEM
Tho p., r,r Joh, \. T.. Wilson. at ,hc Eighteenth
street Methodist Episcopal church. announced "a
his t,x, Yesterday morning: THE stranger dld n''
lodge in the si-eei but opcnc! my door 40 'H'
traveller" Job -. xxxii. II" siil in Pa'';
nkc Job pemins y 'hoTs1n9- %e9.e S' HSS @yrr
nigh, 10 Keep from fire znr TO- aoa'I c@; %2+ d,ys 20,
churches are Locked a@ainst 'hen ,'m rnI r%G
ago at meeting Of ministers ana .i!r%rm. % III
oei,ion was timilv mad" not to open NV s','.pN
10 consider the advisbilitv Of open n' '' r, 5
bate mostly against was tablet 10y " arr f, r,-
iorliy and saiemen, - Hse n 70 on % @ men wSlkci
the streets every night without bel or Sn'i"r
i,ror,ne1 on t,e subject TO walk The streets ncXt
Tuesday night with me without "ai'hS 'r nI"'s''i u,
worse f. let thousands # suferlne ro@p frr'ze IN
the streets. wish ev"rN "nur'A ~. ,mn,,'' u' co.
tbor shs,.er as Jesus woud do II not that. then
let the churches duplicate their capacity ~ r''h''
Eycn barroorne Of the civ. wher" 50 mlny arr
ruined. and whore We expect no pnH'n'nt1%'E. ~ % 81" n
night God forbid that th"v should .ham' rs ,''
in The case o; th"r own VlcCns noN I'm ~ r5sry
Who claim - rcpresen, Christianity and Him are
souanicring on evcnlns parti's show AMI folly
in this ciiv. .A.,., f..
So i rsdt 20 w ~as at s,spNcn M,rrit's A1s.on ~
e'> Eicota-eyo who froT2 20 ,:"' -, d; "a
housrfu and found that rDt cr" dozen on 81 -,
great crowd bat walked the streets last i!.n'.
Inquired Of a. un'mploN'1 wan n'W MN
thought thor, walking 10" s'r"rts. He SAID
from = Oc1 10 j00H. ! inniirci OF policemen; ny
| ono said loss than 21~s'. NJ Merrits own "*'i
mate was that from i0n0 II Glrp homeless in"n
we streets. vet 90 CNrrcp 'Iinc'S are "'n
fo~ the c~c.I purpose holy wo-aHiu for ihe vel
fed end clothed. IN not many 81 NlNcA h'r' 'l'
| great shed class 20 enter ~ any 'lW"
Lei us disbur:c our bountT ani t.; rs s'e 20
!, thai; If 10 other home can BE- provided lor the
.l.i ...f..- fia oh. l~rl ls
10 matter what the incnnv"1irnC" - "Irf' Yes ~
vas done centuries ago. why not IL " now IN"
tide of q mga'v revival Of interest on ~" part
cf th- people In the churches j. At ih' dc.f. - '
followed by the creates; revival Of personal religion
~ known shall L." the tide rpu'e IN f'n"n
the churches 10" p"op" day AMI night for sitting
rooms for reading rooms. for lodging rooms i'f
warmth AMI shelter. Who deemed II sccTilo@"
during the war. when church buildings were c'n
/ vrr:el into hospitals for the woEnl"l There j.
now hocr US, - pui th"m 90 uud"r heaven oT
In heaven than 90 oicn th'm 10 th's" I"vrr'f-
stricken ana wounded brethren of our Lord aai
/ ours
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
for Sale.

4 LADY uln ocll Lrr ma2n'ic'n' ui.
,loi't l.arn. sl-J: ,rirnal cost $50 '"rr
mont, ae lnqliic az the pr.'at' resi-
c.n.r - last ii7th-@t
\ .IriNEG NloLIN p'ic't n,lru'
u,.rf. iraGcilul. fuli loiui tonr ,"ap.
Nn,Lr y NiI'IitrrR M'nd 1''""h
nu'iaiu1 ifs Wr,t '1th--t
Ar REDUCED rKI, ~ 800 >ccond.
hand wood and Iron working sichihe'
.rliy guaran; I'd machinery bonght anu
eNrnanscd GEORGE l.. EDDY. 3'o Nid.'
.onst.
rOK SALF. In state NcN- -h"r%' a 3D.
ont 'arl't '"~h!f, e'M ~ "In rnon ''' 80 ~
- Inoadvay N"w-lorh.
rnR ~ALE.. fi.e"o camei'- ha shawl
:, nd I'll ifcss OWNER i;cN = Tr.3-
unr Dlicc.
u>T FNt~gol,N O.. tahlishc,i' for -aic.
VIA nN.ri"- ard storh '"' .'. cay
rir o.cfI,lon; chra, So % o"nc 'hint-
inc hrsn.c-~ iiA". u - - New
h1.;hrs- :. cts.
I.ArnI MUSICAL E'A rwi~' new.
.,a"riiic.Ot, in!nii T. times attest ~.
.,..,t.rnf- tn.. So gcrihn"i hr a"u
need u,n,y- eat in'N'' a'"l'' :"
ifoadHay. Hpom 20.
sIl.K-fI>rD cI0Tu DRESS, fur wra?
,oal ooni imported j1ch"'- - West "'S'
n;.. ground fn"r.
.rvfxn u,cuiNE~. -iifty go,d .cw-
Ia, ",.hI, ., $40 each all new
"ncs ' ,r',n sii - = : bargain. THE
GE0r';r Il,Sri.nl Il CO.. ~ W'~t
2'i--;
.st.S.-Wo have ,an,P m,in uP loo n,. nr.':
@ sts' ,yor;h $50 Call and cv.
.r' o. ,,e !. rser u GROSS toc "wav
49, ~ ,I Ilrercl; regular price
Sg ~ ave yolr 81 -. oilco. 32s East
3lst-it
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
IMMIGRATION A CAUSE or HARD TIMES.

The Rev Madison g. Peters in the prelude TO h's
sermon a, the Bl oniiheiale Reformed Church yes
,erday spoke or ne relation between foreign inHi-
grafton and n har1 times He said ~ par
Undoubtedly great influx OF EuHBirians
italians. Poles issians and other na;l'h''"rS
into the Amesrih labor market Is largely re-
sDonsibe Or ~. hard tines. These p"o,"' ''''
work for ta'f fle price paid 20 'he American ~
borer ant I'VE money. What can our "orN"'i
gain ; s,n f. for higher wages when every
stear -lrlss hundreds Of starving Immigrants
who % get work al any nric"2 lhc Nh'''
can rh Is Icing suppantcd everywhere J
wDI dcrp cu; the hard iaborcr wAo seeks III
= righer wages for hard work whIeh | NJ
q ] and willing 20 DO. but We n"'H a w. W.
Hrt /eysfnnlar!c examination u every liniHl-
NJ - onr rcpresent atives abroad. NO i'fT1v'
n be allowed 10 land here Until ne ms a r' r,t
stating such intention. signed ana ne ~.
~ vouchers as u IS truth, three inon'hS "''''0
his Of sailing ,., o,,
I riminal enterprise OF foreign steamship com
p4 should be lnterfercd with. Seli-prrseFV" non ron
~ o waichword OF me hour Shui do"n w. w.
fstss until We nave found employment l'T "''
= Al already here.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

ricd. josephine. who is only seventeen years cG.
left her home las; Wednesday, and her continued
absence caused much anxiety to her parents. She
had candestinciy met and married william Rob
inson. a bookkeepcr f0r ". &. Eeel. a NeH--Nork
business He Is twenty-three years oi. The
young people We're forgiven and the usual blessings
were bestowed.
The happy couple departed YESTERDAY for Cree
wch.. Conn. spend the honeymoon with rr.a-
tves Of The bridegroom.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Grip iDanIeu.
Males.

Males.
ACrNTS.-Saiary or con'in'ssion' ,s,,,' ,.o'v
-. in,entIon OF tie age. Ne" a'ea., nn
cScni.al i.sSi Ink Erusinc Pencil. Soils o.
NC',,, Wo,ks Ike magic; AScnl >i'nt'
- 20 si"5 per week. Mrttc .ho :.
En.srH MFG. CO. y 700. Ia @F'''s'
NJ,
,,.lXTS W,HIED.- ave ~ ~
.,,,., an every town To handle P"''n
"m',,,, un,,.l', which should D. ~ ''rN
,'n w ,',,.,. rronts. Address i. o. bon
/. Ncw-NorN =, -,
MECHANICAL rNGiNGEE N9,,tr. wtS.''n. ,s
'.,.,i,, familiar with ttrim hollrr-' ~
~ eor Lending c.'1hlishmeW perm" KY
roS 1, t.on a. liberal salar, nna .H.c. sNi''i - ~
" ~, s-' Tep'-Nn'i
rnrIsEMENIS AND SrB>rnii
..uNs FOR THE NtW ,,',,n ,,uTH ,Tyrr rr
rnvS orr.CF. 80. i.2ia Hfo'iNn,,; ~
iaor no,,h OF Thirty-h-st-st ana Nh n,h ~ ~,
aa,",o,i.r"9pEvTS NO. At the following nIan'h ~, "a
nrcs 3, sthayc E. cor 2a.,' Sa, For.y 10.
,rrnrh.,.. 100 Third-avc.; ieo ieo st Ea.tt I9Slh.
..s..nth.s rornrr :d.ayc /; is0 hiss A-'S"'
st.. near Th'rd'S'o'
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Citn Real Cstate for Gnlc

BARI CHANCE. Easy ltEM>,
~ oon One FLOCK WEST ~ IL. " o..
PIr-1. utlf Par. "u.rarf'. lr\i| E'-
-ti.r:ri ilock. t--t'ry frpwr,t NJ eN.h-
-'nI DWELLING. t"',rifr uNfuIc.. ca''' =.
lui-r.r- -lui;a~' plrr.Hins ti"n --it .
rrr.ni. =. 80 W.T. -r'i--:.
RIVERSIDE DtlNf. corner lV't'',; =
c,i's,,nt,rl o,tl,tic. detached h.u'e; low
,riec. s.nd w circular. ATLAS IN
',tDVFNrNr 60. - Broadway
VAIL NTi.; sv"lur cora'r rr-t'iN
fr,, hulIary: good Investment; lar'', d
,ni'ri, h,,,rr. might exchange. NIA"N.
90 IL nlNnN.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Gonutrn Rea! Getate for Sale

AGENCY FoH mon lcLAIR. R.-tes !.
1c,'1c ,roprrtr. u all descriptions Tor $40
ana 70 lei: furnished housos
THE OHh NOES Y. r.. SPFCfN.
ny >N.,nl dr.ir.M lid noe !or ~1lr
=, l,>. Orange. nrlrk Church. llighland
arG Mountair stations; al.o L"w,,Nh
raik >hor' Wll-. summit Mad, -ln Mo-
/, town a'd Noutclair :. :. fpW hD
'fNN;IIHp\ CO. - i'rod lNif
ncir, ~. SrN .Yor@.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

cEicago. Dee sl.-jacl.son Pork wiz be thrown
open t0 the public tomorrow Colonel iticc VIII
pf)licc onv the buildings and eXporoI property
Yhc fire department controlled ty the "oTiHS i"ir
Mil dlsbonl tomorrow and the Columbian Guard
yrhich now numbers but 80 men VIII De F'lilcru
\ rom day 10 day until tho organization ~ thins
fba
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Tft. ,.,vDrypyfTS aDyP0rO ,fES UJyi,"

saranac Lake y. y. Dec 81 Cipcc'aD.-The move
taent In opposition 70 private parks received h'"
i!iGpetus to-day from n report :Aat Or. NcDh ana
she Vanlarbi.s are negotiating for c0coo acres ~
Hamilton County aal that the bargain VIII n'
Tiose soon the titles made clear. This
asrrory will Ice fenced IN. it % said Is now the
vase with Nc-lia-Sa-Ne Park.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Real estate Wnnlc0.


WANTED. TO PvECIINSI.-A coun-
90. ,i',' an n. Ntw.Ynni ana NcH- Haven
,.nd bsivcrl I.,r.nniuni nni Stani'rd 1r
80, o.. I.r l.llnd sii'. nlG, DEE "i W
.,. rrd AN. near the water: a'"ut ~ 10 -
., re,. elfh . inn liO,ri or uniinl,roN'd NJ
,.r - with fuli particulars AM price w
o.. Bon I 1.r u'c once.
THE TRIBUNE
ptoNn Onice.
tote Efo,dway. u donr north ~ 3lst's;.
Nd,ertis-nirnts ard subscriptions,
lccciNrd inrrc untii . o'clocN y. IA
At BEANCM orFigE,, S.,,,;,. o,,,
rates uptll J.. m: w;
90 Sfh.tNr.. =. -. 90. OK "JiSb'
10; Co,u,abis ave. near West GSth.ss
% West 1ith.st.. near aih.aNs'
1Oi West t2i-st.. near oCi- Ns, ..
y. Wet +"i,st' hr,i ,r,b s.h anu ''" A'
aiS YI.,vr between 7jth ard lth-sta
3,i 3iayr.. between s5th aHd 'Gtt st''
O2C id.a,c.. nea" 6lsi.s,
i 1Os lst-avc.. near S9ih'st
rGO Hd.tNr CORNER 'fth =,
-, ,,"rua \ ie'vecn M and ith ayes.
l. can,l..t and ~ DisiSon-st;
,,5 ,hr-rh.-' bet. Warren and 'hip
go, u,cSt cS'S Scr.,t.. near Cr.isophcr.';.
':o n,s, s;tn.,t. ro'ncr 3l-..,".
ID, ' a., I1I.s, near Mldlson.sye.
, o;Ii "a ava bel. Iln'q anl Ii3.h st'.
'0'' UkEI.rM OFFICES;
$50 Fast I23th-st. near %-aNr,; o., ,vo.
oi3 Wost le5th-'t p"t' -" ''" ''"
'-o " enno0KLYN OFFICES; r,u,
no- rnl,on. 81. G3 court St. sos D, kaih
'' ,yr go EeG'ori-a1e.. 100 B"aV
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

AhiiiA IL u I-' VI -
Omaha Dc. - -Ther" wac @ i1'al i'" ~ '''
ta.e owned hv J7hn 'inlnlh".' '' ''' ''' ..
. ..,,,s, %, ih,u. 81, thi. morning. The
n.. ,v.-e qnic...y cy'irsu.shed. and four cna'r"i
,,1.a were discovered huiii'l together III i''
Garner Of the bedroom. They were thos' o' "o""
CUMMINGS and wife thrc'"'rr-o.i chi'H ana - -
v,rq,rc. Foz mo.ae- OF Mr.. Cum'"i'S'' '''''l'
Fox graudchnd of Marsirri f''. t''' l' ''"'"''''
,,.s that Cummings had been III tn u" bedroom
,,.,,fpg n. stfis,.-Io,ni. N which the family
o,r,. s.ateI ct the TIM ihc irr orcITr," In"
-, ~,,nl1gs cni.d vas Vi.h is father. Mrs. 'uin
,oin@s ..hp was rca ting book I"s" ir",n h''''r
~" ~" ... AMI vent into the bedroom. wh"rrup"h
t.,,, nuiucs overturned "a" lamp when WAS staA J.
,f, on the cantrc-aiio ana the house iinnledlatry
,nnk fire Thon Cumming closed ~" brir"oin Io1l
anI according tn" story of IN" boy, helh ],
ticatlv shut rh- four human beings were penh"'
mr., and could not tscape. ,
cummings was u heavy drinkor u - suppose
ma. n. hll m attack Of d"ir..m tr"in'nS, an
vas in m insane state when hr committed me
I'm deed. Tn" damage done - IN" nous" was
silClt.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

ADVERTISEMENTS AND slIBsCRIP.
TiONS FOR TIRE NETWORK TRib:
UNE WILL BE REcEIVED AT THH
UPTOWN OFFICE. NJ. i.2i2 Broahway'
ol door north u rhir5v-hrsi- l.: and AID
VERTISEMENT!S AZ the following Branch
Offices: pa Eshth-avc.; go Third. ave.
corner Forty-scvenrh-st.; 10? East Forty.
se,orfh-st. corner Thlrd-ave.; 80 East
l?5th-s,.. near 1'hird-nve.. .026 Third-avex
near Sixiv-nrs,-s,.: Los First-aye.; loo
West Forts -secoai-st.. 1872 Colu.n5us.ayss
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

Apvl:Krr,rMFNrs A%p SrrFcrRnI,r,,- (,
TlONs FOR TIE NEW ln'Ek H. u.
i.XF VIII BE RErrlNEl, At Ili'
i'PTOWN pFTlCE ~ " i"yH@N|h'
vErrisrMFNTS nt th" follow TX IirnH'H =
Ga.r~-, ~ Iirhth-ay".. 20 Thi'i ave AVE-.
,o,r.r Foriy-f.venth -. l39 Tag, t1gN
s.y.,,h. 81, corner Thirl ave. 80 East
- - n.,r Ta,r,l.nvr... o25 Thlr!-aN
49, s,st, fir st. i7os rms'-ay".. l"'
~, r,,,, secunl-sf.. 100 Cnlrmbrs-a'"-
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
MorE HELP NrrnEn OK TIE EAST SIDE.

Louis s;oiSer. treasurer Of the East side Relief
Work Committee. makes the following report ioF
the last week:
Total recoipts 20 date sS7is total { sbr~sernents
tiCsg G.; balance on ham. Sicis 3S 49,,
We employed over 20 men per doN werINg tne
streets Who were thus enabled 10 Ia Z nome 81 yer
1ay 70 their families. which In NAV co'Ts nun
hared six persons. over lvD men wer empoy'd ~
making garments for the Southern cyclone sun
This practical charity should appeal 10 all We
cannot keep this up much longer than one We,
unless our friends VINO have accumulated fortunes
come 10 our rescue for the next tweiVc W'"h' '''
probable duration Of these bad times.
Contributions may b. sent TO Louis SioD'r' treas
urer 40 TO l-cgoX-Sf.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
G,lp Uaric0.
Males.

Males.
MEN WANTED oH ,at.lc steamer. to
I.ondcn aud Liverpool worA for pa-s'ge.
Apply ~ trccnwich-st.
WANTED ct once 80 can,as.cG> - IN,
trdIc "a popular household a.ticle. grod
commission. Address j.. .. bon ~, lar-
ii.oI, y. Y.
Females.
WANTED.-A strong. active girl one
sc.u-tomeI 10 zen raj hCu.eNcrx. 20 West
<C.h-...
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Gnropcan Advertisements.
HnTE,. lE LILLE ET D'ALBI0M,

2aJ, Rue ~. IIonore. Paris
,,.,vccn ;L,, Inicrics Gardens, Plac. Ncndomc and
New Opera. Advantageous arrangements for fami-
hcs Ecnuriful Hall. Large Dr..,ylns- Rooms. Flee
"' Henry AEADlF
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
MS DlrGUTCP,S yARpIAGE 4 Sf'RpEiSE.

Police Justice Edward Sweeney OF Flat5uaa was
$uvprlsed Saturday eyeninS when Josephine
Ms eldest daughter, accompanied BY young man.
<ate 10 his home and announced that she was mar
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

Mr.. WILDER ENTERTAINS THE DESTITUTE
MarshaN T. Wilder. in the regular nature of MS
winter charity work gave an entertainment last
Saturday at the Home for the Destitute and HiinH
in ne-hundrcl-and- -fourtn-st. Tnc humors' al!
alone kept the people laughing uproarious!y for
nearly an hour. The faces 81 the inmates Wfr. =
s,liv in smiles ANA tears, and they appreciated
every point kcon'y and degAtciy