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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

LIVERPOOL. July -brovisions bacon cumberland cut
,a Cd Long car dGles. j3. rd. -AOrt Ciear Addss
short Ribs 5's OIL Suodlders ia o. uer c"-
rees-i4s Indian Ness Pr me Ac-s. @ls "a
Ness 5ls. I'd Pftm- Mess. rlsJssN.
5-s Western. I'D Lar--Amencan. 5-s. Prime y" esq
eru. .G-, OIL 5&s5i Fanis-LOng Cut JIs ut-
ShOuders IL Butter us Oh pei cwL ior 1nesi A.ee
st.tes Cheesr-A nerc2u DhOlce. 3.is "a Fnese-ten
Western sVrng Os Kcd inter. sd o. VI;
per ceujai. sew " ntcr "a I I'd No Sprhs rs IL
Ne s. Dtif0rnit 70 l. - ~ %
On 81. Californian 40. IS I'd sd Der Genital Tsoduce
IurpcatlIc - i'll do a. iohGod - e pei
cw.. refined DorO,eaL. D. PER -si1L CloTaf seed
iIll0y--5s 81. Der " Rosa
oulruOn - ID. Pale lis. Oi COS. OF Llnscei Oh. IS
"a ger rS Tl.lOV-tIne Ausrc4l. -Js Sd. TIN nv.
gss 81 wi American .strSsrstod sei htli quart
er, sd.. fore iu4I teT-. ii. Der b. go
LONDON. --Pr0Gucr- iIn-oed OIL 40 1850 - =
oe I'd. JscuOa insee Us ID pei quarter lAhsera
Cake I Us II Refined Petroleum - 90 q.
,s.i Der galJi .Drt5 lurDr1tiIe - Sd Ne. cN:
Sperm Ol : J3 0ef fnsln-COIIu od.Dcr cWL
IS. Ola o. PrJvsiJus-iarL 53% No. Der evil fjt
American. sugar l3s 81 CIV. tor uDa , nth lgt
arlzng 9so anl ID SD for Cuba HascoyAi AR
refining HdslL. .AIstftl41 T I.pw -BecL IS il -o-
o. Mutton rs. IS. 6 cocoa Nut Oh -'jeylOA.
iX6a 70 81 Cochin. f52d 10 g.
ASrWBRP July 2.-retroieuil Fne pale American 10
pac aud l. francs j. y cenumes sellers
BRRMEN. July 2-PcuOeum IS m2rAs 40 Dien liIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
STATE or TRIBE.

BOSTON. July 2rlour aaet w''s,ra saparae.. 81 9oa
70 no P~tea> @lnter v aus - Is as b. Urn lue,
steamer Yellow &c. .ieaaer A'S'L A.. No iralc.
chorts and Aladnng, steaog steady. nu;lei-
Hscaoi.-ficGr 46o9 500 .ae.s Corn D. cOj
"V.' "@'- 9i sv %ea dai oa g'' No
Hard s24d.5@c. c.oanQ 50 sjc.. No Hard
Srrnr "a 81 10 Rsi winSer sc. 10 mo
n - y -, 40 Z Vclgw NJ 4n-,a.lc No ) Y,Iio,
S-Sd,oc. Osts-No Mnife. so@a3 ~ no Wnii-
So Calaas a. 59e. Cana fresnis- NAear 5e-s Corn
SSrn - 10 ousa rt'-seipts-F.our II 900 DDl. Wheat
ment- riOur. $4,000 ODia: Wheat $4,000 Corn
ssl}rso-r July = -eo5t,D fin Miaanus CSC Flour
STEADY Howard street aa1 Western suoer ~ o.
s1per - ~ 20 do A.ra - 25Gs4 ~ ~ AZ srani1
:. ssGs4 91 80 wsosoataerp saev
southern RED >" @aSc-. 20 AinDeT 80 aJsc. 90
49, jiliv .25~s4;- AurTsi ~ scpier,oeT
=. october So Corn- eonrr-rr ouiet WI
err higher quiet southern White ~ 946c. ei
a6s- g.. Western HlIeo SPOT. a. g. &C. Jny 44s
44O1.e nrner and auet. eoGrnern % 04Oc. Vest
sEG @hi'0 400 ave 10 h =, rsap
irne 10 Choice estern egal- 30 Provisions higher
lea pseke ae~e' Bacon shoaoer IT, eie-- ~ sides
ac'' 1nanery is a &c Eers%l2dIH-e ,onpsr is
INCA sidady al SaiCc Ghssey steady at S. tfseI 20
ilouf it, gran. KeceiDls-FiouI. 274s obs Wheat
i',oo oGsa snipsats-FoGr 1914 bos cora II oo5
bush. Wheat 10000 bush saics-wneaG 645sOO bush
corn 10000 DusG
CHICAGO July 2-floar stes1y sno UNCHANGED. Choice
%nSeI wnes ~ % a. 40. = sgEn' %as- a. .9ssS e.
Low Gr4deA as: - RTs Flour 50 !9Sss ~ u 9ols
ac. August u y c eoslns Al n sept. $40
u sGsGs ssrns 50 go &c eorn aer .se.
Cash gas5'sc. CLOSING ~ 80 July.
60 sosin a. 81 Z. scve saie, ranged casi tx
o4ss clo,lns at ~ &C yay 2sezs.c CLOSING al ga
al r. 49, RIe-No- . 80 nc Baref-Ho 5sc Mess POrs
c.1sna al $40 20 Aug 40 2OaslO c.osnr al so 20
80 50 as So o. 'Sp9 % % ~ S A ~ 81
- 50 ssc At % e5as6 70 september 50 -
a. 10 snor, ny 6isSsy"s.es II Isf
sso.ip..-rloar 5000 SnesL 1000 casn' Corn,
100 sSom.uG. Flour 7Ooo OoisI Wheat SsG
Dusn, corn azeOoO ousA' osl& 1000 0ns. are. lOOU
oIscIssAr; 5ay 2~FIoaT quiet ana steady Family.
- % ss 70 raSey = poenr "o 800 SS 3, Cor, 40
= aiIIed Jess6sc Ost--No aisea. 29A9a Kye-No.
So ~ i,ro-salsS s. = .Ssc
ass e o. s shO = lea S %h,se, = 10
At a 40. dog. -oonmoD ?, mo LiEnt 50 oossi %
Shipments $50 head Eggs-tresn l0sc- CLeess-CrsaIn
casI and Juv cash Michigan 70; No Red 81 ~:
e." S seeu. sS 5as srn seg = s S SO Hss
celpts 2.5OO Osts-No SOC. No wute. sac.
nnw.usss July 2-Four steady Wheat strong CASH:
he. August % 10 sept 1Ie vorn steady NO so'.c
Ss@ frovisons higher Mess pork-ossp " july sio So
Aas 81. larampri%e steam CASH OF 5uy s. 70;
II SlSc Chs-se-Besi Cream. oza7e ExEs-fresn 10
Barley ii5cSusn snDnsni.-fIouE 1875 bbsI wheat.
]. SD push. Barley. - orsn
sss iso. No Mixed S4a52isc, New Rejected 4gSsogc
eTsSS eoSsCssc whsssyEssle- at 81 To- Escspis~
Corn 1000 ousn Oats 5000 Dusn~ iya none shio
PHILADELPHIA July a-l1ou-rhe demand st.l continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF Pr DDUca'
III p.,. r,ss.'s aai ti'D ~


crrIcC0Ry-Pestc grades Of ground Selling "V'''
ful prices I'm, steady az previuns valui'l9us
tOAhv Ia p,azil the -i;fS't ~ les
vs1cs var ha invoices IRE 9n'ts -ctance was
e. tns trscluc on W
Vv.Ie'v active saes Of 5eIep o"ss AM closed
nsrkct opsh' ~, aay,nce for near ard A. fcscn'" ~,
si ts ON at deliveries as follow H.,Scr 1000 sos.
esIeNsr O1> sos December -VUa 80. - Wnracal DO
SOne' .sje. 3 see bags MarocsiDo S'svV "'e'
zoo LAcs LsguaN "a
tgEpAN4--Duu. .s.-,,c.a lfe today TO lht
NOI - ~ N,ddif svnpatlV WIN u -. ia.t
basis oi e., mail II 2i1 bales 90
IN inc . males export and ~ - 49, com
o., Tor the ended 10 'Ag ibaIes ms week
,arine with 22.OS5 bales ia'' "'' ~
last -, ,,a American STANDARD Of ciasSlho'-
Lu0rauOns D@stl "" '"N
As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
I'LL, LIVE srocE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

sola w,ss -kscepis last "a four, AGO b..s
oolVi e8asgnsd 80 He4d same tfrs ast y-es
fOfE IA through. lB car. al. a. ,oh|r, ~ -.
she.D-h Receipt. 1 1.s, Market duli ana Aomins'
tHas isf 80 aesa hOnrs 500 total foI weeK
Consigned tArons iOr tune last N,ees - o ne.d
e~Is ioi sac prices a.cs ~ 0f when New-Y0rK 8
common 10 Far sssu-a .Vd l5c 10 Neg.York demand
Choice EIt $. 90 Goo 10 Choice a oos1 "a 70
held over ~ Nhoice Ezra - ~ ,sE M ~ 80.
rSon QUO iOr ssmo tim w. - hesd total tor ~eek
prices adyaBcad 10 g. IL, 70 NewYOrE cars Tor sale;
- 81 go 10 COarse No. selected Mea4nm we.htA
offerings al,t 'e A4fed HEAVY kucs -, - ~ -. al
zoc nasssIs % heceiDLs 800 aeaa sbiDnents
u ,ivpd 10 tAOiC- Nal4va 49,. 80
N'--Aoh 10 81 VOa4 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
DUBLIC HEARING.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Whereas IN the progress 81 the WORK ND the View CrOo1
Aoueduc c apparent 70 the Agle'u,t tomhs
Of tn
proper constructions future protection ar nalht-hAAcS
ne ssf Aeinc snOuli re tIr zee -iye ia
sn Of an easement "a Der DC uirV Lands iifd Tor
the -ad Aqu GIc ana it, appnrtenancr- D'tN.en s
a. and Convent ave. mi city, now, uirr'tor u
conformity the reqnirems nt' 81 soti ~ =
LAWS - of Of pN ne no. CO
is Lrr-by eiven all persons interested IA IA I
win be a1oui De heard rr al N To TIE pas ~"
mn er cDnsii. ration BY the Aqae1uc' 'On ss"nrr1 io
mod a ion heretofore aiop.ei an prOee .eAi
nou or the CONSTRUCTION Of tn sad Agne uci rom ne
10 on liver azores Gate House o. Ia nv ." NeH.
York all nr acqug OF tne 70 smpa leu oi IN
easement IL perHety all the parcels 81 ian1 = ui ~ o
said Aque'uet AMI it, aDpnrienancrs ave re- "a,
Aqueiuct 49, -. 81. ,,,,,-. ANAL oqsca -
the Aaneduct commissioners on " ID = ~ jul ..
At O'CLOCK aud 0l sncn 0tler GAYS lheseaisef
10 which said hearin may be adjourned
BY order OF Aqueduct Commission
JAMES W. NJ .ULLOH. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

Rutcber steers. So 5Onsi COWS and Hcifers. s. 25
ass Feeders SO 1904 20 Grass Texans
- So
Hoos-Receirta 32uc market active and
higher IAgsL 81 4Oes4 20, Packing. 81 MESA 7O
heavv. 81 .cnf4 So.
sas>p-Kece'pss 1000 hetn saipnfnr.. none marSet
qniri at 50 % 9s4 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
corrox MARKers-RY rELrnaApr

,1ALs ksfCN. Jny lotion steady, MidilIg. 1919
'OW Kidding, Us Good Ordinary. - 1877 bales
..0ck. S2bH Dalcs
weekly ret receipts 252 bales gross. l.fSo ba.s
pors u " Continent l,2Js bales cOastwi.e 2sOJ saes
sales, So Ual-s
sAyASSAH. Juy 2.-Cotton quot, Mddug -. Low
dl1lInS. s NOOf Ordinary. lll5 export cCgstwlsc
ll5- Dalos safes halea stock 1870 ba es.
NeekIy- receipts. 1895 ba Is. gross l.6Js bales
h4potf. coaS;gise. l.J5s bales -tes. io3 bales
<sN-foRK. July 2--Tle follow .hr total net To
ceip Of cotton at ali the ports septemberl 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
TO TIE BOND AND -TOCh nOLDLK- OF TIL
TEXAs AND PACIFIC AND raE NEW ORLEANS
PACIFIC RAILWAYS.

The undersigned Committee OF REORGANIZATION duly ap
pointed n! interests have usImOualY adopted
the Reorganization uACeI foreclosure s
mortgages contained lie circular this day Issued aud
deposit holdings before The
July 1884 subject thereto win the Farmers
Company the city 81 New orr, receiving H.
negotiable certificates therefor uch deposit and
aent 10
with the plan COPIES
which pan agreement be had application tho
cOmDany's once No 1873 B-oa'sy. 10 the Farmers
and Trust Company 20 and = WuAam-st New York.
expiration Of the above period shOuC committee
placed possession or interest In
named II viii at plan
proposed
however more Of the interests
have failed % he committee Their Ie
spective securities those Of such class
Gcpoaltcd WI be returned ~ the
tor. upon ana aDcc@tOn Of The negotiable
udcafes ISSUED therefor As provided IN said agreement
The reluctantly obliged designate short
the execution Of thus plan because IL advised
a OF the road mast closed
tons unless funds ded for repairs funds
cannot De provided safety unt plan
OF reorganization bo assrrOf.
NoWNOrk. Nay 10, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
Go fDbom ]. I'll y q orrern.

AQUgnUCr CONMlssONE's FfI'E }
NEW. ok, Ju.y !, 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
Corutrn Dropert1 UIIe1

WANTED. BY a family OF three persons a
nicely urnsed house with stabin- unt oct onet
within 4 hour he city Hudson aver or Ne" Haven
CSC RH Tt. station D., Sew-Yorl city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
Auction Sales Of Real estate.
IMPORTANT SALE OF MANUFACTURING
PkOPERIY II RRLDGEpORT CONN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That in pursuance OF
decree o. tue superior Court of the Connecticut "a
AMI for Fairfield county passed May 1885 forec0sfnx
certain dated October $3.50 aaA made by fhs
Howe Machine Dompany Ia favor rhe
panyo New YORK trustee snG m pursuance power
OF SAFE contained In said motg there .0id
lac auction a. the superior Court Room House
IN said CITY ~ Bridgeport Saurlay.
O'Clock In the forenoon. sui
Mhich the "a may be adjourned the real said
Howe Machine Company said Bridgeport Including
brick factory buildings dwelling houses aud other bnild
inks h"r aud tue boilers piping apparatus shatnR
etc IN ,ad factory Buildings together personal
property covefei by said mortgage and winch
atsd 70 certain schedule attached 10 sad decree.
sad Will be sot' a %
the CITY savings Bank al Bridgeport aso
attachments IN favor Of Hume Webster e Company
the other m 'avor Of the Credit Company Limited both Of
London. Eng
sad property VIII No SOLD ~ az entirety and aust De aid
Tor either In cash o. he bonds ~ the secured BY
sad mortgage az their pro value 10 cent ~ tho
purchase pce Will b. re uire IN be paid a. the time Of ais
ami the aance within twenty days thereafter, and
eCual the and all
be patti
said
schedule Of the propef-y h. sod will be
application the Contra trust Company ~ NewYOrx
Is Nassau st New York ny, 10 the subscriber
JAMES STAPLES. special CON ti sDner,
Bridgeport. Connecticut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

tnsinfss propertn tor 6dl. aiS to let
ITO LET.-StOres BurlIng Slip, AZ Beck
81. and 1875 William St
rutland a WHITING. 8 Bsekman-sI
ITO LET.-Lofts on Beekman, Fulton, Ann,
Frankfort, Gin and William sts
KULAND 4 WHITING. Beekmsa 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
Low Niidin ,....... s.

coocorrasrv -. 81 - LGg H1dan ,......: 81
sH'''' \ ,utat AZ o romts decline but reacted e or
n INC shorts 10 even on the market DfIor
On ana the market closed steady al an auNhhce VI
solo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
Tired LangAid Dull

Espresso condition II thousands o. peone At This
The depressing effects tae weather and that
tired feeling quickly by the Of Hoods
Dar,a gives strength n psce Of weakness. gives
every organ creates appetite and purlAes the
blood Give trial
months I commence taSac Hoods Sarsapar.lla
experiment / ha0 appetite strength anc ct
al the attributed condition 10 serofupus
Eumcr. hal RED several differ kinos Of medicine with
re- ewing any benefit But had taken haif
bottle Of Hoo N -aTslparls, my appe - Was restored and
my stomach better. have ken thrC ties ANA
never % Mrs J. F. 81 LBEAl.E raeoa-. r.
Hoods .arsaparua g-'s now lie AID rcsor-d n to
my ,vonte health ana strong H." WILLIAM H. COUGH.
BE snre 10 yet Hood 7arsepariill, AID no other
Hoods Sarsaparil!a
sold ny all druggists. 81 Tor -. Prepared only oy
c.. HOOD & CO.. ApoJle.i.les lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
THE COMMITTEE FOR THE REORGAN-
1 IZATION OF THE
Buffalo, New-Eerk and PHILADELPHIA
Railroad Company.

Notice hereby the holders OF
Buffalo New and Philadelphia Company that
the which they may 0ec0iC parties The Tcorgan
zaiion AGREEMENT dated FEBRUARY Is I-s6 II e1tendei
toJU LY 10 1856 winch a.o aod
he Will only received Bank OF York
b. A. fidenty Insurance Trust aud sac
Deposit Co Philadelphia upon III payment % Ier
Of upon tie stOcA per their
face value upon the bonds
By The committee.
A. MARCUS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
:sIals ano Rooms % fst.

CLFGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH
II ELORa-Pffthave. corner 42d-st 1re-prvof ouiid
ipe Of N ( RICAN sAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY FfDsa
location In tho city.
TNO LET.-A large. hand lonely furnished
front room at a. East 23d-st. near Madison sqasra
references.
MODERATE RENTS.-SIngle flats seven
wi and eight all improvements git picture
moulding na.uraI ground only refined families roceiv-d
no ch,Iren Mrs PIERCE 49, East .iSt1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
SEw-loRK. Friday. July 2. lss'

NEw-l DIRK Friday July 2. 1870
No were held the Exchange AMI Auction Room
to-day
Bu hichGrd 7. HGrncU d 90.
Foreclosure sale Of bu dngs with lot No 43 West l3hs,
Us, " Of " sshington 81, Was adjourned to July j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
Gin prOp.rtp for Sale.

A LARGE downtown property for sale,
"A suitable for storage heavy manu- @.fGrng
rutland * WHITING. Beexmsn 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
Bankers ano Brokers.

EWYNNE & DAY. Established 1854.
- No. IS Wall street Now.Ycrs.
N-ACf G LNEl.AL BAA KING aud BRO E2AG +.
~ SlNth~ IN RAILWAY STARTS. ) JNps. &C. = OFs
CA>H Or " MARGIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
100 Doses One Dollar
METROPOLITAN Trust C0MPAN,
or TIE CITY OF NEw-YORK.

or TiiE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
Capital Il 100000. 10. 81 Wai--t
designated by order o. III supreme Court depos-
Tory Will receive deposits u interest fiscal
tr4ns agent trustee for corporations aud ad
legal rnsTs Rom per.on, COMPETITIONS
favorable terms as other similar coupanes
TEOAA- HILLHOt 81. President
FREDERICK r. TAPPEN. Woe President
NAL.EE ! fNITILN. Necretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
Brooklyn ;,rops,ip iDauieo.

WANTED. To purchase cheap for cash a
W small house with all Ia he suburbs "
Brooklyn. Address II "a. Ir.bInr Office. NeNYOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
6 PER CENT DEBENTURES
OF THE
FIDELITY LOAN ANDTRUST CO..

Of storm Lake. iowa Cash splta!. 100000
Thcsc CoGpon Pond +5OD nd flOCO eaen.
The obligation OF tna Company AMI secured
gaCc- on real estate DEPOSITED with
Metropolitan trust &C. OF New Io ~. Trustee.
Whose Vsvsl They run
i've ana registered sew York Office.
These ali the
ant-od having VI
Railroad Bond ~uld interest 1y
Nm. g.. tLAPf. Treasurer
y Asea;- New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

~ cottages rent by the month, fully fur
nishod, at ROO. or season at $3.50. ABLY To 80
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

ALL COUN TRY PROPERTY our speciality
"A Farms residences cottages everywhere lists Tree.
PHILLIPS n VEL. = Trb me BUILDING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

TOR SALE or TO RENT at Great Neck. l.. l.,
i hue residences situated on Nsnhasset bay. ons
= choice land. ne lawn box stalls laigs
cold other looming Above
ready for occupancy both very Desirable
homes ID minutes from tram or 0oat' trans elch way
Address J. b. I'LL
Cr-a Nee L. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERS-V. Y. CITY.
The following the real estate recorded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

At RO>ELLE HOUSE.-12 rooms in good
n order large grounds Minutes rom dep0t rent only
$50 per month A D. HOPE. IN LbeTtyst
A CHARMING SEASIDE BUILDING SITE
AFOR ALE at woodmont conn near New. Haven about
and high. dry beautiful,
lovely lawns. com uandng views. Writ 10 o. II. CLAHh
BoK 49, Hartford Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
Gouu.rp propsrtp for Sale aua Co Get

A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-fOuses TO
"A and for Desirable building Attractive
prces ILAkENcE b. III BIS. 5 BseSman-st., Room 7e.
AT SOUTH BRANCH, \. J.-First-class
~ dwelling 10 OF land good boating fishing aso
stOrehouse WIN other buildings fine prJperts for bust
country residence ia beautiful section tho
Will be sod al bargain 10 clos estate send
for circular. A. y. HOPE.
~ Liberty Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
cjilnations tDantco-- females.

IOOK.-Bv cOlOred woman n boarding
y house private family. Cai or address IL West
4Ith-sL
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1886-05-15
Praise for Our Pretty Girls.
letter In Boston Globe.1

thave read q great deal about Mary
Queen of Scots as to her marvellous beauty,
also about the beauty of Mrs. Langtry.
Now, would like to say to the readers
who have never been in the British Isles
that there are very few handsome women
there, and when one is born to them who
Is any way passable they laud her to the
skies. I have seen Miss Bressy, Lady
Lonsdale, Mrs. Langtry and some others
Of their beauties. Now, can point out
twenty shop girls in this city alone who
are better looking than either of them.
And, taken as a whole, our women are one
hundred per cent. better looking than any
thing in the old countries. And, as for
dress, l mean In the old country, their
clothes look as if they were tossed on to
them with a pitchfork. Now, think it
was the same in Mary's time, handsome
women were very scarce, and when one
did appear who was fairly good looking
was made much of.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1886-05-15
A HUMAN WOLF.

How Bill Ridiy Succeeded in Getting His
Lean Horse Fattened.
"Bill Ridly is WOLF" said old Judge
Bjcknell.
'Why do you think so?" some one asked.
well, i tell you. Some time ago, a
roughly dressed man with .pshy red
whiskers rode up to my house d wanted
TO sell me horse, a lean animal,,Jut one in
which saw many fine points. The fellow
said he was in such need OF money that he
would take twenty dollars for the animal.
gave him the money and took the horse.
The animal fattened rapidly. found him
equally serviceable in shafts or under the
saddle. One day. shortly after the animal
had developed into as fine horse as had
ever seen, Bill Ridly came along and
claimed Ism. He brought forward suiii-
Gent evidence to establish his claim and Of
course gave up the horse thereby losing
my twenty dollars besides losing the time
had spent in working with him."
II don't see how you can blame Ridly."
"You don't; then will show you. The
scoundrel wanted his horse fattened but
was too stingy to spend money for corn,
30 he disguised himself. sold me his own
horse, then, after the horse was fat, came
back and claimed him. Yes, Billy is q
woH."-Arkansaw Traveller.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1886-05-15
FARM AND FIRESIDE.

An experienced breeder says that
by giving horse little hay before al
lowing him to drink, there will never
be any danger of laundering him.
Cracker Pudding: One quart OF
milk, eight tablespoonful powdered
cracker, four eggs, sweeten and flavor
with nutmeg. Bake one-half houT.N
The Caterer.
Sausage Meat: To make sausage
keep its shape in fiat cakes, after max
ing them the size you wish, dip them
into flour; this will effectually prevent
their falling apart Exchange.
Baked eggs: Break eight eggs in a
and salt, one-half cup full of cream,
one tablespoonful of butter, set in the
oven and bake twenty minutes.-Boston
Post.
Hog cholera in hogs, and founder
in horses, may be attributed to the
manner of feeding corn, and it has
been demonstrated that hogs will make
greater gain in weight upon a mixed
food, with corn as leading Ingredient,
than on corn alone, as they remain in
better health, and digest their food
more Cleveland Leader.
Cookies Without Rolling: Make
stiff dough, take pieces about the size
of an egg, and roll into ball in the
hands; then flatten slightly towards
the edges, leaving them thick in the
middle, making small and very smooth.
You will be surprised how much nicer
they look when baked, and it saves
time. Nice for ginger and cocoanut
cookies Western Rurat.
-Waffies: Mix together one table,
spoonful of butter and one of sugar,
and add the yelks of three eggs which
have been well beaten. Beat thorough
ly and mix with one quart of milk, add
ing flour enough, in which has been
put two teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der to form a stiff batter. When well
mixed add the whites of the eggs,
which have been beaten to a stiff froth,
and bake in the waffle iron delicate
brown.-Toledo Blade.
-Cocoanut Pie: One pound grated
socoanut, one-half pound butter, one
half pound powdered sugar, one glass
of brandy, two teaspoonfuls lemon
juice, four eggs (white and yelks sep
arated), two teaspoonfuls vanilla. Rub
the butter and sugar together; beat
light with the brandy and lemon juice;
stir in the beaten yelks. lastly the CO.
coanut and the whites alternately.
Bake in open shells. Eat cold with
powdered sugar sifted over it.-Boston
Budget. H
Every one has cure for sore
throat, but simple remedies appear to
be most effectual Salt and water is
used by many as gargle, but little
alum and honey dissolved in sage tea
is better. An application of cloths
wrung out of hot water and applied to
the neck, changing as often as they be-
gin to cool, is recommended for re-
moving Inflammation. 1t should be
kept up for number of hours; during
the evening is the usually most conven-
lent time for applying this remedy
Exchange.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1886-05-15
INGENUITY OF WOMEN.

N Novel scheme Adopted by Four Pi0-
neer Girls In Locating Land Claims.
woman, unmarried and twenty-ons
years old. has the right to take up land,
and in Dakota many have awaited them.
selves OF this privilege by acquiring pre-
emption or tree claims. Betrothed couples
from the East sometimes takeup adjoining
claims and then marry and settle down on
four hundred and eighty acres. One of the
conditions of the law, however, is that any
one taking up claim shall live on it for
six months. A significant commentary on
the ingenuity OF girl-pioneers may, accord
ing to the Milwaukee Sentinel be found in
the novel scheme which four of them, who
wanted to take up claims, adopted to meet
this requirement. Taking up section OF
six hundred and forty acres they built
CABIN on it containing four corner rooms,
the center OF the house being just over the
point where the four quarter sections met
AS shown by the following diagram: