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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11

Al PATENTS FOR SALE Eabcock's
Hair-C Tipping Machine. o32' Us 'In i,"I,
Dobkins's Adjustable Platform Scanold
o33 Vj6 TsyloT's Automatic Coupling
52s, i21. EDGAR TATE q COMPANY, $40
Br l4dMaV
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Carrolfs IL
Eliminated street Railway Car Sign. Sl .
900. "Mabellc" Hand Packing Use, o. =
4G3 territory oner"dl. EDGAR JAIh o
COMPANY 20 broadway.
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LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

CORNER STORES: several Of them In
this vicinity; some very reasonaDie.
rutland d. WHITING. 3 Beeknan-st
FLOORS TO LET. WITH POWER.
day and night
In the
METROPOLITAN REALTY BUILDING.
I1reprof construction.
WINDOWS on FOUR SIDES.
Fronting POS feet on Brooklyn Bridge,
IS feet on William and Rose SITS.
rutland q WHITING.
3 Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11

GARDENER.-By respectable married
man. competent: years reference from
last employer. who can be seen IN this city .
Thoroughly understands his business ia
every department. greenhouses. rJs-houses.
orchards grUp-ries ana the forcing u
mushrooms and all kinds u fruits. How
ers. and vegetables. both under glass and
ont OF doors. also the iaying-Out ~ new
places and the Improvement ~ oh ones.
Is good worker. and takes prid. IN keep
ins everything In good order. GARDEN
ER AID East Jsth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
MA RINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:ls Sunset OF Noon 100 Moons II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook "a Gov Island : - Hon Gate 81
PM-Sandy 500 Gov Island : =, Hell Gate 10 -
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HELP WANTED.
Female

tcnuics
ARTISTS. accustomed TO miniature paint
ing and with some experience IN paint
ing on china. can have permanent posi-
lions II capable. Address. with particulars
and references II. H.. Box ". LIZ
broadway.
CHAMBERNAIp and WAITRESS for
family OF four: references required. Can
Monday at 400 West sIth-st., between u
ana III a. m.
HOUSEWORK. Jewish family IN nat de-
sire strong girl for plain cooking ee',
eral Homework: nurse gill assists >.
LEVY. 05d Avenue 4. parlor nat.
WANTED. Two Swedish girls one AZ
cook: the other waitress. good refer
ences required Apply Monday morning al
IL West l1th-st.
WANTED. Ladies or young mon 10 'aNs
light, pleasant work at their own homes
VI 10 81 day can De quietly made. Work
sent by mail; no canvassing. For partiou-
lars address GLOBE MFG. co. Box b 33i.
Boston. Mass Established $50.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03

gtabe 3itet in Siio unoarn bat
elm grbruii6 Elm 9otel peri6iittet unb
eineu groBen @erlult an Meni6enleben
peruriaht. IL 2ei6en iinb bereits se=
funben uno man glaubt, oaB nod Diele
anoere unter Den Sriimmern be9raben
liegen.
Sirr Soiepb Goiel. St6aca, q.
g., i1reibt Sir iiber 40 Sabre mar
i'd elm 0pfer rbeumatiider S6mer@n.
sd muroe peranlabt, ct. Safobs Gel
al periu6en. S6 sebraudte swei 6la=
i6en unb ale rheumatiI6en Sbmersen
lino perfbmllnoen.
S6urlton, Der @eIanbte 0apaii's
in Malbington, bat porgesogen, freimil=
lia bas 6elo gu raumen, beppr er beim
oeldidt miiroe. Ser 0err bat iib be-
itanoig in 3aftlofigfeiten geFallen Bis
5taatsIetretdr @reibam enolib genug
befam uno feline Nbberufung perlangte.
Gd)om i'm 9lltertbum ipuBten Die
9lerste pobl, baB Die meiiten &ranfbei=
ten unb St0runsen Der Srgane i'm
menidlihen G6rper auf ihlebte 5df.e
suridsufiibren Iinb. Wir piilen S. 9.
oaB I1Dlt Der beriibmteite Der alten DEE
bisiner, 0ippotrates, nah Mitteln iub=
te, um bas 8lut i'm G6rper 81 reilli=
gen, Die grndbrung, geroauuns uno
Musf1eibung Der 5toffe su f0roern uilo
Die Grgane un0 gingelpeibe, melhe err
ldlafft paren, 81 neuer Sbdtisfeit an=
suregen. Dellte baben mir Elm iplbes
unfeblbares Mittel in @eifalt Der st.
Bernard Grauterpillen, bic i'm Qaufe
Der 3eit 3u einem rebten Gegen fir
| bic leibenbe Mlenihbeit geipOrben linb
/ unO ii6 besbaib einerl MeItruf erobert
babell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03
Mdrsemluino,
Mprilemidnee,
8rin9t gar Matt6ettt
0robeS @cb!
(9lltes Spri6mort. }

Dieles 1T cine eefabrlide Sabres5eit
fiir Yiele. @rfdltuneen nno 9niten
treten iiberall auf uno rufen nibt ielten
I1peres llnmobllein berbor. Yerlonen,
pel1e idmade 2unsen baben, ooer iol=
de, rpel1e our1 lleberarbeitung, un=
mdBisfeit oosr anoere llria6en ibren
Gorper aei6nddt baben, miinen beion=
oers porii6tis iein uno Die Spmptome
aufmerflam iibermaden. Ser raube
Mldrsminb bat fhon oft ben Samen Sllr
S6ipinbiu6t in ihtpade Gonltitutionen
aelest uno Mprileni6nee enoloies 2ei=
ben Dem S6ma6en uno &ranfen ge=
bra9t.
Gin leitenoer Stern fiir bieie armen
glenoen, tpelAer ibnen ben Bes our
2inoeruna, ia iogar in ben meilten 5ala
len CUR @ettuns 5eist, 1T oas alte be-
pdbrte Seilmittel, Sornis @lpenfrdu=
ter glutbeleber. perIonen, mel6e bon
Ga Grippe befallen marell, finoen in
oieier tpertbpollen Meoisin einen trdfti=
gen Selfer sesen Die gefdbrli6en Cons
plicationen, luel6e Die sefiirdtets &rant=
belt suriifselafen bat. IS 9ibt Sau=
ienoe pon Yerionen, tpel6e leine pp6l=
tbdti9e gDirfung erfabren boben uno
tpelde i'm oaber nidt senus loben f0n=
men. So ia9t 3. y. Serr 8. S. Bauer,
Sort 9ltfinion, Wis. +: uWeine Wtutter
tDnnte nicbt mebr obne 6ornis 9llpen=
frduter 8lutbeleber ieir fur 9llles in
Der Melt. 2ebten @inter bate lie Ga
Grippe uno 5lpar 10 beftig, Bob mir be-
fiir6teten, ibr lebtes Stiinolein babe
aeI6laeen. Dir soeen ben 9lrst gu
Iatbe uno troboem wuroe iie nit jeoem
Saee binfdlliger uno i6mdder. Sa
rietb ib, es einmal nit 6orris 9llpen=
frauter 8lutbeleber gu beriu6en. 8ei=
leruna trat elm, lie nabm suiebeno gu
unb lit beute mieoer geluno rno frdftig." :"
- Gin 6err Martin Sebrle in Burner
Sails, Mali., bate einen bDien Wuno
uno meben Gals ieitbem er Ga Grippe
bate. gr nla9te einen 8erlu6 NIT
Sornis Mlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber, mas
balb feline politdnoise @ieber6erltellung
sur 6olge bate. = 6err 8. gB. &op=
lano, Gentrebile, DO, fiigt folgenOes
3eueniB bel vSn meiner Nadbaribaft
lebt cine 6rau, mel6e ipie Die Softoren
bebaupteten, an Der Nus5ebruns fit.
Sic tpuroe als unbeilbar aufgegeben.
gluf meinen &atb nabm lie Sorni's
Mlpenfrduter Slutbeleber, tpurDe balb
beHer unb 1T beute sans geiuno. =
6err Souls S6oenbrun in Creighton,
Mo., nennt Den 8lutbeleber ueinen Se=
gen bes 9immels. " Sieies 1ino bic
beten 9eneiie, baB nibts Die l6wan=
fenoe @eiunbbeit 10 balo mieoer ber=
felt, Nidts 70 idnea uno ii6er Graft
unb Slid pieoerbringt, als 6ornls
Nlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03

Misrdne, 8erifopfung uno
8eroauungsbeid iperoen i1nell
furirt Durh DeWitt's garlD 3iier. Die
beriibmten fleinen pillen.
EegBitt's 3aaber 6aiel Salbe
beilt Nerbriibungen, 0erbrennungen
Sdiirfunsen. 9auttranfbeiten uno'iit
unieblbar fir 0dmorrboioen.
81. $. 8oDnlan, 9erausgeber bes
gnquerer in Bremen, Sr0.. ibreibt
'llnier fleines Mdb6en, bass elnsiae
3inb bas mir baben, erfranfte lebte
Wode am Group. gtadbent 5lpei Dof=
loren bas Mab6en ni6t 5u retten per=
tnobten unb has Qeben bes Ginhes nlr
nod an eillen Saben gu bdilaen idien,
prDbirtea mir One Minute Cough Cure
ilnb Das 2eben mar serettet.
s. u. Niharbion bon SefferIon,
Mo., Gbief enrolling Gorce Der SO. ae=
jebaebenoen Ueriammlnng BON MiiIou=
rie, id)reibt SD ipiinihe fiir bic Wirf=
iamfeit Dir Gne Minute Cough Cure
3eugnib GbSulegen. Wo anoere ioge=
nonnte Deilmittel nidts frudteten, er-
belt i'd iofortige grleihteruns UNI
lhnelle Diilfe bur6 ben Gebrau1 0ei
One Minute Cough Cure.
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Werfd)Iaee,te Wo8el.

SIM Griibling unb Derbft, sur 3eit,
tpenn Die Strei1z unb 3ugpDgel ibre
.Wanberun9en ausfiibren, berrI6en an
ber Weiffiilte MitteleurDpas oft lange
anbaltenbe GftiSinbe, burd tpel6e piele
80gel auf's Meer getrieben perben.
Grnattet lailen tie iib bann bdufig auf
Gdiffen nieber, oenn 1ie berm0gen
augeni6einli6 ni6t ben Meg gum
Sanbe gegen ben Winb tpieoer suriif=
suSssen. Inter ben N6seln, Die iib 10
ber;rren unD bur1 ben Winb ii6 pom
2anne abtreiben laiien, ibeinen Gtrid=
uno Stranop6gel, aber felten edte
3ueb0gel pertreten gu Iein, mas bel Der
tpunberbaren Srtstunbe, ipelbe Die
3usb0sel besiislid ibrer 3usitraBen
baben, erfldrli1 erI6eint. pHe9en
bod mande 3uspDsel iebr tpeite Stre=
den iiber oas Wteer regelmdBig suriid=
sulegen. 90 eri6einen auf ben Sa-
tpaiiiden Snieln ). 9. i'm Spdtberbit
tets Wilbenten, BON benen Die bortigen
8euobner tpobl nit &e6t permutben,
baB fie BON Der ipeiter als 1000 See
meilen entfernten Metfiiite g}orb=Mme=
ritas itamrnen. Sin Saubenbabi6t,
Der einmal tpdbrenb elmer ldngeren pe=
riobe fteifen Sitpinbes an gDro zines
auf ben MuBen9riinben bor Dem engli=
iden Canal freuaenben Sfiffes gefan=
gen purbe unb Der na6 rltiinoiger
@efanseni6aft entfam, f6lus oaun
Stpar ipfort Die Gi6tung mad Dem
2anbe, Oem Winbe eerabe entseeen,
ein, febrte aber 11a9 mebreren Stun=
ben, por benz g8inoe fliegeno, gum
S6iffe auriif, mo- er gum stpeiten Wtale
erbafht tpurbe.
Sn einem anoern Sale flogen i'm
MDnat Oftpber Sunberte bon @olb=
bdbn6en on gorb zines beutI6en, i'm
enslii6en 8anal ieselnoen S6iffes, ale
berart ermattet, bab iie naA tpenieen
Stunoen itarben. 9ieies 8orfommen
mar uul 10 auifallenoer, neil bier in
tueiter 6erne 2ano in Si6t mar. 9ie
9rDBe Maile Der na6 Gee peri6laeenen
80gel perfebt inbellen aus ben peri6ie=
benen Sinfenarten, aus Staaren, Ser=
den II. (. no.; Sperlinge trifft man
ni6t an, fie lino ipobl gu getpibi9t uno
fliegen 81 felten bod, um li6 Derldlagen
gu lailen. ueberbas 9lntreffen perein=
selter 3au9idtpalben bcri6ten nidt iel=
ten S9iffe, bic 1i6 I'M Nprbatlantii6en
Saean, iiibpeltli6 bon ben Sap 0erbe=
Snleln befinben. 9lu6 in bem Maoa=
gastar benadbarten Meere nurben 1ie
mebrfa1 beDbabtet. lleber einen re6t
lebrrei1en SaQ bes Q(ntreffens BON
2anopDgeln auf See beri6tet audi Gapi=
tim Siiblfen bonn 8remer S6ife ySp=
bannes". 9lls biefes SdiIf iiN einlnal
in Der gtd6e pon 45 Grao II. Sr. unO
As GraO ~. 6. befano, batte es Oort
einen f6tperen Sturm 81 iiberi ite1en, in
bem Der 98ino, na6 pDrbergebenOer fur
5er Stile, BON g4eIts sSiib=g8elt na1
gtorb=Meit umIprang. Sas S6iit
itano oamals gang nabe amWtittelpunfte
zines Nieoerorufgebietes, bas BON @eit
na6 Sft 5Cg. 3ur 3eit Der Minbitile
lieben ii6 oann pl0Bli9 piele 2anbpOgel,
unter benen li6 audi 5wei Sabi1te uno
atpei &eiber befanoen, auf oen S9iffe
nieDer. geuf funoianO, bas na9ite 2anb,
ipar CUR 3eit ettpa $50 Seemeilen bonn
S6iffe entfernt, Die Sitfiite Der linton
aber, bon nober Der 2uftmirbel bieie
GOsel uabri6einli6 fort gerilien bate,
mebr als 1000 Seemeilen.
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0erett0laMtc.

Waterforo, eSrlanb, 80. Wdr5. Sn
Dem 25 Wteilen bon bier selegenen Ort
gloumel murbe beute cine i6auerlihe
Morotbat unterfudt, tpelde our6 einen
Nberslauben peranlabt woroen tpar,
ben man am gnDe bes neunebrten
Sabrbunberts nidt mebr fiir m0sli6
balten iollte. 3ebn perionen purben
BEN llnterfudungsridter Dorgefiibrt
uno bef1ulbiet, cine Grau, yfamens
Glearp, ermDr0et 81 baben, neil bieiel=
be ibrer glnlibt na1 berbert mar.
Inter Den 0erbafteten befanoen fiG Der
@atte unb Der 8ater Der Srau. Wie
aus ben 3eusenausia9en berporaebt,
fit 6rau Glearp an Nerpolitdt uno an
gron6itis unb ibr @atte glaubte, lie
lei perbert. I'm ben 5eufel ausSutrei=
ben, lieB er lib bon einep Na6barn
einen Sranf Sulammenbrauen. gSdbe
renb bic anoern Mnaeflagten Die arme
6rau i'm 8ette feitbielten, gob ibr Der
@atte bas i6euBli6e @ebrdu bic Seble
binab.
9ie 8ebauetnsperhe tuuroe alsbann
iiber elm 6euer sebalten unb fur1tbar
perbrannt, bis lie 8ott anrief uno er=
fldrte. 1ie lei niht @learps Satin. Sie=
le Wartern wuroen am folgenoen Sage
luieoerbolt, allein Die Grau tpeigerte ll6
Diesmal, ibren @atten 5u perleugnen,
uorauf oieIer lie sl Sooen i6lug, iDr
Die GleiDer pom 2eibe riB uno lie nit
parafin beeob. Gieles siirbete Der lln=
meni1 bann oil. Sic Srau perbrannte
in 8eeentpart bon 6 mdnnli6en uno 2
tpeibli9en 8ertpanoten. Glearp erfldr=
te, oaB er ni1t feline Srau, iDnoern eine
9ere berbrenne, tuel6e our6 bas Ga=
min perf9ninoen tDerDe.
9tls Die Srau Deri9ieosn mar, lam=
melte Der @atte Die lleberbleiblel in Elm
Sud- uno beerub iie i'm S6lamme me-
ben einem 5eibe. Sort purben iie
cine Wo6e lpdter 9efunoen. Sie @n+
geflagten purDen Dem @eri6tsperf fab=
rem iiberpieIen uno man fonnte lie nur
nit genauer Notb Dor Der aufoere9ten
Men9e bei6iiBen, melbe ale sebn lpn=
9en pollte.
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S9alten mas Tie berlpre6en. 81

s9altem mas lie peripre6en. Sic
leben nur unIbeinbar aus uno Niemano
traut Sbnen Die auberoroentli6e Sell
fraft 81, melde lie tbatIddlid beliben
uno mel6e iib in SauIenoen uno 9lber=
taufenoen bon &rantbeitsfdllen bepdbrt
6aben, ndmli6 Die ct. 8ernaro Grdu-
terpiuen. 2iegen bod unadblige 3eu9=
nilIs BON Yerionen, Die an &beumatis=
mus, an allgenleiner S0rperi6wd6e,
an Der glaie, on ben 9iieren, an Der
2eber, om Wa9tn, an @erltopfung, an
9eltDrter Ser5= lno 8eroauungstbdtig=
felt iptpie an pielen anoeren StOrun9en
Der GDrperorgaue gelitten baben, Dor,
oaB lie bur6 Die PiQen pollltdnbig fu=
rirt worpen iino. Sic pilen baben li6
ol5 portreffli0es Sausmittel iiberall
eingebiirgert.
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gr6f GbsDdrbS IN etn ppbIbeEnnmter berbienltpcer
Wguifer unb berborragenber Gpmpontif I'M fernen
mefteu Getne been gDerfe itnb BITE 9eiffIi9en Gbo,
peeiele @eIeeenbeteu aeirieben. ls 9ebrer gebt es
tpeni9e BITE ibm 9ei9fomnen Gr fbretbt pie folgt:
SD bin Gomppnif un6 Mtufflebrer un0 babe nod
ngerer onftrsngeber Gbdt9fet bel on geiftiger Gr
mii6nna Gri96pflns, Niebereei iIaseubett u. T. b.
eeItteu. SD nor 10 Deit bernnter9efpmmen uni
ipurhe nod ipenigen 2eetionen 70 nerob8 nnb fbpdG,
bah i'd nir1t ftblaien fonnte unD ON Morgen mibe,
mufhlp8 unh triibfnntq anfftono. SD bsaatn
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SIN araft setreten om 90 Waai 1894.

au ben init beoeidneten GtattDnen ptrb anf Sts-
nal angebaIteu.
Mne Saae tdalidb GpnntaoS ausgenomnten
genalen AnIbluB ftnoet man IL Wtdrietta on bic B
y 8. g. 3D., g 8. g. GT. 3. q 81 nno Dbio Wtner
Gambri6Qe an bic Q. Il o. bItb NIB ipeitli, In 9em
@ornerSt0ipm an bic 49, q. 6. q ct 2pui8 Giienbabn
bitIid unh peitli1, In Canal Doper NIT Der g. Is. q
tion NIT Der go. g g. @. unb Der WaneD Giieubabn.
O. w. Rage, s. 6. 9aglnr,
q. y. a Z. ". &Mpt 1rans.
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gsudletss strmtfa salbc.

Die bette Salbt in Der Welt fir
S9nittmunben, @el6ipiire, Sals1uB,
Siebermunoen, Musi6las, aufseiprun=
gene Sdnoe, 8roltbeulen, Siibneraugen
unb alle 9autausi6ldge, iOpie iie be-
1timmt 6dmorrhoiben beilt. sic miro
sarantirt, Die bette 3ufrieoenbeit 5u ge=
ben, ober bas @elb miro suriifgeseben.
preis Is @ents per S6a6tel BET s. 6.
Wiiller uno Sobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03

Mes 338 and 33S connect at Wellsville for
Steubenville and Beilaire Nos. BIS and 345
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
TyY,
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: 81 obern. glert: Wie ion ic

- 30 bern. glert: Wie ion i4
benn bic 5a9en ausaeiAnene gbef:
8erennen sic fie nit SO procent yuz
ben unb f9lagen Sic 56 Gents PRO
Darb ba5u; oann benfen bic Oamen,
es ift Elm @elegen6eitsfauf!
9eimsesablt nSd, in Der
guter, alien 3eit tparen bic Mdnnsr
biel salunter! M9, th piini9te, i9
bdtte bamals f6on eelebt!" = rWber
baden Sie's bean nt9t, sndoiess
sSrGulein2"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03

= glnlaBli9 bes 8ei6luhes oes oeut=
i1en &eibstages, Dem 5iiriten gis=
mard gu ieinem 9eburtstase su 9ratu=
liren, miro baran erinnert, oaB gis=
mard ieiner 3eit sans dbnli6 segen Den
beriibmten garlamentarier Caster se=
banoelt bat, inbem er iih ipeiaerte, Die
9eileiosbeidliiiie bes Gon9relles Der
Ser. Staaten i'm &ei6stag auf Den
Slid lesen su lallen.
@eit z Bis s Sabren tino Or.
Mu9uf GOniss 9amburaer Sropfen
BEL mir i'm Sauie itets porrdtbis tie
erueilen li1 INNER als bas bette Mittel
aeaen ale 2ebers unb Nierenleioen. -
5beo. g. 3ootmann, go. 13 Phelan=
8uilbins, San Grancisco, Sal.
Ser beutide 8oti6after in Wa-
ibinaton, Baron BON Gaurma=S Selbld,
1T mad RontantinDpel periebt luoroen
uno miro i'm Wai nod borten perreilen.
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GlebelauD, 9oratt ultD
@beeling &. &.

fSobrplan in Sraft felt benz Is. 9sop. 1894.
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sDaily. tExcept Sunday. fFlag stop. Meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 10 90 noon to II 60
midnight Light Faced from u 90 midnight to IL 90 noon.
JOSEPH WOOD, EA. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
11-30-s4-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re-
garding the running of trains apply to ally
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23

ASHLAND, Wis, May ls.-Ethelbert
Stewart, special agent of the United
States bureau of labor, is in the city
gathering labor statistics. lie has been
all over the state, and is about com
pleting his report on Wisconsin lie
says there is more child labor in pro-
portion to manufacturing institutions
in this state than in any others, and in
regard to wages, hours, etc, labor is
worse off than in any other state in
the union except Pennsylvania. Mr.
Stewart is gathering statistics from
1887 up to and including the DebS
strike.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
RACE TROUBLES


Another Outbreak Occurs Between the
White and Colored Cotton Handlers ut
New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, May ls,-Another out
break between white and colored cot
ton handlers on the levee occurred yes.
terday at Gretna about II o'clock. Sew.
eral gangs Of negro longshoremen ap-
peared on the Gretna wharf prepared
to load the steamship Orion with cot
ton. For several days past there have
been indications Of another clash be.
tween the races at that point, and yes.
terday small crowds of white men
gathered around the ship just as the
colored workmen arrived. The latter
insisted that their foreman, Dick
Smother, should secure them protec.
tion before they would proceed to
work. lie started to cross the wharf
to telephone to the agents of the YES
sell, when the whites opened fire, A
dozen or more shots were fired, and
Smothers fell with bullet in the leg.
lie contrivcd to crawl to the ferry
house, where he crossed over to the
CITY and received treatment. The
other negroes on the Orion immedi-
ately sought places OF hiding from the
mob, and their complete disappearance
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
JUDGE PRIEST RESIGNS.
Federal Judge OF the Eastern Missouri
District Out-IIIs Successor.

Federal Judge OF the Eastern Missouri
District Out-IIls Successor.
WASHINGTON, May ls.-The appoint
ment Of Elmer h. Adams to be United
States Judge for the eastern district Of
Missouri must have been as great a SUR
prise in that state as it was to politi-
clans and even to the department Of
justice in this city. lie succeeds Judge
Priest, who was appointed less than a
year ago by Mr.. Cleveland. The cause
Of Judge Priests resignation, which
was brought here by same parties who
secured appointment Of Judge Adams,
was due TO the somewhat remark
able fact that he found it impossible
to support his family upon the salary
Of the office, $1,000 a year. Judge
Priest owed his appointment to the in
fuence Of ex.Gov. Francis, and when
he determined to resign he first noti-
fed that gentleman, in order that he
might name his successor. Gov Francis
is now in this city, and Judge Adams
appointment is due to his presence
here.
The new Judge is said to be very
wealthy, having been member of one
Of the leading law firms Of that Sec
tion for many years His application
for appointment was indorsed by
United States Circuit Judges Thayer,
Caldwell and sanborne, also by Pra-
ther, chairman Of the democratic state
central committee, and by State Com
mitteeman Mafiit. Naturally enough,
there was no opposition, since scarcely
a dozen men knew that the change was
II he made.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
TRADE REVIEW.
The Recent Gold Snap Retarded
Retail Trade.
DEMAND FOR MANUFACTURED GOODS
A Great Want of Employment In the ln-
terIor for Money Wheat and Corn
Advanced-Fallurcs for the
Week.

New YORK, May ls.--R. IT, Dun q
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade says;
The severe cold snap with extensive
frosts and in some states snow, has
fortunately done little damage to the
great crops, though much to fruit, but
has considerably retarded retail trade
The best news Of the week is the ad-
vance Of 10 per cent in wages by the
Carnegie works, followed by the Jones
& Laughlin establishment, and evi-
IDENTIFY implying a similar advance
by many other concerns. The
Illinois Steel Co. is starting It's
furnaces without granting the demands
Of employees. No advance has been
found practicable in the woolen mills,
where conditions as to prices and for
eign competition are very different,
and about 10000 workers are still idle
at Olneyville, where the works should
consume 900, 900 pounds per week. In
other departments Of labor troubles
are not serious and the demand for
manufactured products increases.
With material and steady enlarge
ment in domestic trade there Is still a
great want Of employment in the In
terror for money, which comes hither,
IS 500, 600 during the past week, and
with the IN illions distributed by the
bond syndicate on bond account slim
ulate speculation. Accordingly wheat
has risen cents, although the reports
Of injury by frost do not ap-
pear, upon sitting, to concern any
considerable proportion Of the
growing grain. Western receipts for
two weeks Of Mny have been 2,9l7, 305
bushels, ssIl lefl1'' a It year, and
Atlantic Z re4bangu'se sqla-4S4 bushels,
arainsttcrlstoe' a'q 'ear being re-
duced7sus x \, Y ..hte in price less than
woulN 4 fsvHuted because Of generally
current Scn ts Of decrease Of acreage.
Wifi onfynsfx weeks Of the crop year
left, thb ~ ~ in sight constitute a
heavy surpMss1if not as large as pme
western statMticians estimate Corn
has adyancedtnly I. cent, being ap-
parepyy injured more than wheat, but
tlN As.aage gives promise Of ayield Of
| a Mn nna nnn bupba1r
Cotton Is y cent stronger in spite OF
tsssass that a,Aie, ~ balss had come
into sight since last Friday, which is
over 100000 bales more than the largest
crop ever recorded.
Goods are in fair demand for the
season and the advance in prices is
maintained. Wool was remarkably
heavy for the past week at the three
chief markets, 1885, 80 pounds,and for
two weeks of May ll,059, 75O pounds,
against IL, ,7d7,75O in the same week OF
1892, the last year Of full demand. In
that year the sales of domestic were
5,962, 600 pounds, and this year 5,6sl' $50
pounds
Bessemer iron has risen Sll.40 at
Pittsburgh, with grey forge to So.65'
Finished products are in larger de-
mand, but as yet not enough larger to
cause any general advance in prices,
and proposals of combinations in mer-