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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

FLOUR AND MEAIs-FLoUR-The decline in wheat
hcpod 10 weaken ths market to-day. Some OF the rs
ali brands were pressed for sal. shippers however
bought with reserve and the home trade d,mann W.
quite moderate sales 500 bbls 1900 bbls for export
civ Mi "a 2OGsf 95 Tor Weet Indies 1000 bblN Mime
sofa iNtra 81 5Oas5 90 G400 bhls Winter Whe1t
e. 5OaS5 % 500 Dbl Sup ,rhne, e. 81 50 10 DDiS
Fine II Goa ~ G5 Quotations: CITY Mil Extra West IN
dies - 2Qgs4 81 PATENT 81 e5gs5 So Low Ky ~ e.
choice, s96.4 5o fancy = 6oet4 56i Ra,cnS pSrnS
Wheat low extras = 50as2 90; clear 80 $685. 20; I&s
Mixtures ~ 800 - 90; siaights poor to fancy - G
IS 55as5 G5 Superine. Sprn2 and Winter. 81 5gfi ~
Fire 81 aOds2 S.. Market closed heavy 50 80
TfOURRsheT weak VIII IS dcwa 1s5o ,S Sle Family
FNtu- ~ t5a54 65 Patents 81 G1aSo 30 zoo
FLoUR-oqst and about ,6 steady "a cas-. S1 15 'oO
CORN MEkT-Has less demand yellow Wes'ss--n
quoted ct - 4jaS2 ~ Brandywne e. 90 s'ie'' nov
Observation-Disclosures prevailed at all prominent
aG", I'd While especially active, ia" Optlon dta M
quite lively tlm0s and the aggregate OF ou'
nearly 2C0O.0OG bushels changing hands faJ OF 49,
was credited TO switching op Tato1s for local account
but foreigners rer slcrs and There was consdeaDe
long stun thrown over both OF which h11 d'pS NJ
Influence. IN addition IT, however cable adNc's
wcr again and lower. with fine weather abroal ana
Increasing receipts al Liy rpoc And moreover the ar
from all points mod rit' S,ab'arl ft''iF ;
900 SOL bu-h-t and clearance. 7j0GS bu hos aga n,t
bushels spring All BOZ 9Gj busel, winbr Iaiol sal'5
resented decline Of a2.c October ruling 1T Sc ana
December 40 SGo-c after which ter rally o. &C.
followed by duuee. Later In the day one or two 0i INC
ongsr and prices gradually declined October M mapy
dope1 t, s37,c ana December Sc, closing s8tc Gli
closed Sac lower. Shippers took 81 600 bueh's but
the milling dcra11 was slow There was, however
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

ANOTHER OF THE NEWHAMPSHIRhS MEN D .a1a
Washington. Sept 6.-Commander Higginson teIe-
,raphs TO the Navy Department notice of the DEAN
Of Naval Apprentice Robert j. ANON. Of the New
u.mpsbire at the Newport City Hospital sepienDer
& 80 new cases have developed since september D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

uOL0YEL FELLOWS PRACTISING ECONOMYs
The provisional estimate OF next years eXpenScTat
oe Dstrict-Attorney's Office has been sent 10 the
roord Of Estimate The amount asked for is S9,o4o
ieSs tban the amount allowed for the current year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
unm c,1rNnAR FnR sATuRpAY.

-cr,,erne Court-Geueral Term.-Rocess
sVp .ee rourt--Chambers- Van Brunt p. j.
po,ons M 10 80 a. m EN-parte motions. $500
VSSnrfogate's Cour-Beore Ransom, SWIM OF Wllnam
l. Thrich at 10 o. m; No. ,,,.,ioA Corrt
- civ Court-Speci2 lerm-BJoie Ehllich. J'-OOuI'
,nens AZ 10 0iclock-MOt0ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

1os11bc; ars.., oaIoo; seconds stss,se;, d'ir,
sSsos ios IN i Ssss
full sIsa@ ' SIms S sss Sfs ps
sS 5m S asee Common @ prime ss% ~, ,st z.
f SaS S%e f sa e iay Weston SaS0 o
s as9s'd ns saay 5 sos
ara cargo csgTt Sf E. 90, 90 tes gsSFsT1NrDn
Em ad I srv os sSty cr ~ sc Cut Loaf
Cubes Size Powdered. sisc; Granalate1 &c Me s
1915 WsS E4 Sso~ cc sas sSaas'
sTEARTNE-Quie, but generally steady. CITY arg ri
quoted a. 7iac Western, G'sS7e oleoGasa'ine ''4oe
sEFDs-Prees on future Clover have oayanssd IN re
West but ioobine figures here arc the sane a. a;t week
q IS TO = for the highest grades Timothy. and 7sc 70
ToBAgcoln good demand e.ccIaly sed ,oS I's e.
syivanis Havana ii 10 i5c 500 DO 1855 Dutch. 0 .
lie; 500 do 1887 Wlscosin Havana, 10 to 13c; LOCO
bale, Havana, zoe to 81 10; 800 do sunatra ell 40
city sa5:sS eans i ' s 81 ST. SSa4i 5 Prime
Do St @ySi fy , and ss s& nc at more a
than actually required for present use. Hofiers cism
steady but IL Is dull one The d AZ ~ do
sCs SOS Soo Do pf2 T pna aSSve ac sc IS q
Australian S5c 600 Do S1eha blood zee iS 600 90 90
pulled. $4,000 do Florida 900 do camcls' hair noils |"
bales China and rs do East India. on private terms
COTTON MARK TS.
dve@F 1 Sept e %hs 9s Of The d1 Gnd ac'S Ss
steady Amer midiling. low mding clause, september
delivery 4T64d. sellers; septmb ana october de-
livery Cd. sellers October and November delivery SOFA
sellers November ana December delivery, 42O4d selI-
December and January delivery iO0id sellers January
and February delivery 396id buyers; February AID
March delivery, . Ss61d buyers March and APRIL dc:
livery, 40 sd sellers April and May delivery. 4l6fd
New-York. Sept 6.-The following ar, TIE total net
Bales Bales
NeW-Ofledhs o,tll bistn
Mobile .;-.-.-..-..- ,2s!0 Newport News $780,:
savannah l53 Philadelphia 10
Charleston LOB West Point, Va...... 1,s2f
Wilmington ~ brunswick
Baltimore BSTt2no ....... 90 Total ........5I54
Neworleans, Sept. G-Cotton hrm mlilling 10 0.l6c;
low mdding' 10 5lO; good ordinary. 92cS net receipts,
Net receipts, 9,2S9 gross II, SS exports Great Brit
ain. j,C79; c0astwise. 9l0; sales, $3.50
Correcton-ENports. coastwe, september 4, should have
been 474 bales
mdding, 10tc net and gross receipts. 4o50; exports
WeeklyNct and receipts, 20 700; exports coast
Galveston Sept Cotton quiet; niddiing 10 0.16c;
low mddng, 10c good ordinary, 9.c net and gross re-
ceips g. 757; sales l,26G; stock II. G33.
WceklyNet and receipts. IS547 exports IN Great
Britain 800; coastwi.e, l0,130; sales. 4,G3s
Norfolk sept OCotton nominal; mifdling. IILc; net
and gross receipts : exports cOastwlse sales Stock
81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
QrcesMlkinQ.


I ATTEST FRENCH STYLES copied and
IL dcsignet Tor those who can wear them
a. Nine. REl NOLDS'S; p.ic"s, 50 y IS;
tailor suits, Sij. l,57S 31-avc
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Quotations arc ba.cd on American standard Of eaAsa.
saas ssHa ssHs
STAINED

Good Orl nary ........sL Low Mi1dllng 10 LIZ
strict Good Ordinary ...9is Mi1dling ....-.-...lOs
options were fairy active, aud 5omewhat unse i;
Early in the day prices advanced 2a3 points on bcsi
Liverpool a1vces and little 'short' BUYING; sp
tcmber subsequently weakened on freer selling anu a
dropucd 10 points fson the highest october ana Nottu
Der however well maintained closing points better
while late month. left Oh al point advance Sholt
tce" September sold ~ premium Of 30 points over 'o
AnIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
Citp Real estate for Sale.

- - 49, - -
EOk SALE, at q LaTgain.--The elegant
4stoFy house, 2cy52X5S, with oXten-
len, No go West S0th-st., l door east OF
wet Ene-ake. hardwood trimmings: box
t91p neighborb00d unsurpassed. Apply
% OWNER. II sth-aYe.
nor sALE.-First-class furai shed. room
= house ,tfaDicnt h0use) In central 10.
eanon cause. F-tltement: convince your
ee., Address Mrs hilton. 20l LRst
hkth.sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
Dressmaklnq.

t-Ilf55HluhHlg
A RTISTIO DRESSMAKING Imported
N fashions perfect al and finish orders
executed In q hours prices moderate;
goods purchased II desired Mrs McEL-
ROY. 81 East 9th-st., between Broadway
and 4th-ave., opposite Denning's.
A PARTISAN drcssmaker, Just from Paris,
~ nts nicely by new original cutting
and Partisan chic. DIHAF-MERY, 800 5th-
ave
~ RIISSMAKER.-By thoroughly com.
~ pe tent dressmaker; would 90 by the
day IN families II 30 per day. Address 2l7
7tl-ayr., near 231-s1
II RESSMAKER 70 go out by the day OF
~ week 1Ol West 2sth-s-
II RESSMAKER- dressmakeI
~ desi res customers AZ her residence or b.
day. Miss HESS ELBERG, 4l9 last s0th.st
DRFSsMAKER lshes two. or three I'M
~ furnished roOE4s In private house
rent fea sonable. Address Miss QUIGLEY,
llj West G0th-st.
nRFSSMAKER dcslrcs few more Gus.
~ toners In AID out Of the house. l57
lst-aVa
J1ME. THOMSON makes beautiful skiIts
iFlduIlns- tho sumHtF. 2Gh aih'AHa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
BROOKLYN Real Estate.

ITO LET.-ThIe, story and attic brown:
Il stone house. No. 81 First Place, Ia
rooms. all Improvements Ia good order
convenient B. brooklyn Bridge; within hVe
minutes walk o. Hamilton Ferry house
25x5O, lot 50x133; n let partly Furnished OF
UNFINISHED. Apply b. j. ID H. BERGkN'
S07 COurt-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
Gonnirn Real estate Go Ect

A MoNTCLAIR AGENCY,-Hand'o me
u residences for sale or exchange h9usy9
to let, furnished and unfurn-hcd' WM.
NJ. TAYLOR. 70 Cedar-SJ.
At YONKERS-1OO trains day by llud;
n son River Road and Hook,.s Rapid
Transit: handsome large house; 10 rooms
an conveniences OF city house; attractive
grounds, stables coachm9n's rooms 6c.i
perfect order throughout; c2rpnt' WIN
house rent O. 900 year fine rlNel Wow.
BELLOWS 4 WARREN,
Getty Square, Nonkers.
& OT'TV ORANGE.-DesiFable residence,
- 10 rooms, carriage house, 2 acre. aDu1-
dance shade possession. j. W. Al
WATER, 100 Broadway.
n, o LET.-At Lawrence blythe Sea, pleas.
/ autiy furnished 14-room cottage ;
heated for winter. E0defate rent an hVl
eln improvements; aiming wafer, sia0llS'
&C.. minutes walG 20 d pot Addie'S
J.. MULIiEARN, Fur RocGawdy.
rV,O IET.-At Gard.n city, Long Island.
1 desirable cottages OF anu 10 roonnG5t6
with all Improvements rental S4Un 70 soUO
urr ven HDDlv 10 l.. II. CUNBIFF, Man
ager, Garden City, Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
Real Gsiale for Sale.

CHARLES Buck & co. offer for sale
'. the last OF their private houses, via
Nos lO5 and lO7 West 72d-st. very cHo.ce
medium SIZED houses GA the north side OF
the finest residence street IN the city. NlSo
Nos. 1870 and 81 West G4th-st., handsome
20 and % feet houses, decorated ana ready
10 move into. Prices low houses open.
Particulars at Office, 1857 Sth-aNe., corner
7od-st.
L'OP RENT-l.stoIy, hiqh-stoop brown
L stone dwelling, corner 73d-st. and Lex
inCton-ave; newly decOfat & throughout
rent low Address g. ELIAS BRO,
Buffalo, y. Y.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
MOS. 30. a AND 43 DECATUGST,
- near TOnpkins-ave. station Futon Il.
Elevated r. R-Solid styong built houses,
hardwood cabinet trim all improvements
aud conYeniences; ALWAYS open. Apply at
No. Al. or 70 A. p. RANSOM, "a Liberty
81. New-Iork.
T HEEF- STORY brick fats o0x45x1O0 ;
L good nelehbOfhOod within hundred feel
o. elevated price. SO. 500, terms easy.
NIGELIUS, bet Broadway and Bushwlck
ave, and bet Gates ana Halsev stations.
The best and cheapest yet offered TO tho
public, but nimble siXpence IS better than
slow shilling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
for Sale.

A RoLL-ToP DESK for s25 S feet roll.
"A TOP for S45 Smiths roll-gop desk, the
best made. a speciality desks " ali kinds
T.. IA. MASON. 90 Wllilam-st
a BOUT rs POUNDS NORTH CARO-.
n LIMA MICA; ) Kni ting Machines
(kenpsl Q outdoor eases (rev, lvine) eylln.
der dosk house SAFE. revolving chdlr..
CAGNSYs STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 90
IWeai Nth-st
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flats Go Ect, unturuishe0,

A CHANCE TO RENT
"A Single 25fOOt Fats.
WHITEHEAD APAKTM HOUSES,
135TH-ST. AND 7TH.AVE.
One block from l. station buildings all sep
arate ROOMS all lighted from street or ave
nue. no well.holes or Hight shafts steam
heated throughout; plumbing the best a.
tendance and everything else fret class
boys attend doors , Brst floors with
Kitchen, Laundry 9nd pantrios in basement,
equal to private hOusc %, 81 and ath i,o1rs
Win kitchen on SAM, TO . rooms room! rent
NcW-IorS for any apa tments that anywhere
near equals them; see them before renting
elsewhere. open daily from a. m. % D
y. m, including sundays.
A PAYMENTS.
in the PARKWAY, 40 WEST 12D-SE
ENTIRELY FIREPROoF
Novel and very superior arrangement IN
jTS SoF e. Sn one ao oor e@Pae oSm
above reached by private stairs soutAr!n
exposure, register heat open frcplaceS;
two elevators, best Of service. Apply on
CHARLEs BUCK & CO..
1,lS7 9th-ave;,
corner .odst
A LCAzAR. 100 and 122 Eas: sGth-st.-
"A New, elegant nIepro1i apartments 81
large rooms, all light, airy ana cheerful,
with al. modern Improvements To- home com.
forts. al moderate rents also onc apartment
in the Wesipark, 42l ana 42J West 5l'h'
St Of z very large rooms. For flil pa!-
tlculars call or address PIX. ERAENDEh
100 East sCth-st
A DJOINING 5TH-AVE.-ElcRant apart
y Inents all light rooms and ba D
decorated. stiam hcat elevator; one choice
apartment IL rooms East ~ th.,i.
ID nFORE renting. examine our new build
ID Ing. The Westpor,, = =. 90 coz. I'll:
choice S-room apartments; an lsrgc AMI
light; cablnet finish, tiled bathrooms. steam
heat, open hreplaccs; two ELEVATORS best
Of service. Apply OF pfcmi@e~. or 70
CHARLES BUCK { CO.,
1,ls7 9th.aW,,
conner 72d-at.
ELFGANT TLAT,-Cunor o: 5th.aye.
Ia and gth-st. or more rCcms, bath
and kitchen. Apply 10 JANITOR.
II LATS TO LET IN TIE
l. GORDON.
eeth-st., 9th-ave. newly decorated; steam
heat and all modern improvements; rent
from S35 To- so per month; rooms and
hath. Inquire Of The owner on premises.
DWO ol The best flats I'm Harlem, 5
( rooms, all Improvements heated through
out. UPDIKk. 3l2 East l4i'h-st.
.TNHE BLACKBURN"
100 102 lO4 W 6lst-st. cor 9th-aye.
FLEGAN APARTMENTS.
Passenger Elevators and steam heated.
Rentals moderate
Apply TO Janitor at
1.-THE BLACKBURN"
leo TIL. ST. 2GO WEST lola Flats
j ~ $50 % $50, Including heating ana
kitchen fuel finest n3iS IN Harlem Tor
prices owner lives on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

TOTTON-The spot markct ulod Quet and steadv ~ IN
changed prices Sales l3 bales for consumption Port
c"nts 10 gS4 bales, against G,S33 bales last week.
O3 bales for the same time las; year Tote receipts
fT the 57412 bales against 'O0 bales last week.
ga 90 OO3 bales this week last year Since September
G The receipts at the ports aggregated 5l,5s4 bales
ganst 80 $50 bales for the corresponding time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
NlistellGneons.


4 LBEET G. SPENCER, 27G Gth.aye.,
"A between l1th ana lstl st-.-UmhIc. "a,
r1rs'lt, canes. made 10 order. recovered
a'a ieIaWd prompt AM Re- liable.
A DNgRTISENENTS FOR THE NEW.
"a YORK IElBuNE Will BIZ RE
CLIEED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. l2SS Broadway. coraor Thitty-nrst ~,
Nuu .. H. $50 Broadway. bc,ween
Twenty second eud Twenty thitd So. uua
8 ,. ~. 20 west TwcDty-;hiId-st.. conner
Lighh-aNe.; lj2 siNth-aNe 1913 Fourth
ave. conner Iourttfnth-st.
n ARpTNTER and cabinet work, m
" branches; stores and Offices a. short
notice; contacts taken for general repairs
estimates furnished. JOHN w. ALLISON.
@53 West lJtl--t
NOCNG LADY desires pupils az Brook
Il lvn IN vocal music and i ano accompani.
mont Address Miss A. Is. c.. Tribune
once.
$1,000 600 Mr N2EI II COST N2T 81;
tgr estimate leioGE2 YOU hgy. NEW,,YIto,RI,KE
WORKS. urdcr Victoria Hotel, LAG
broadway. W. ROBINSON.
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Gitp Real estate Go fet.


AT REASONABLE RENTALS.-Nos
"a 1888 LcNinEtOn-ave, 5 bedrooms. ana
Lac East Spth.st., 9 bedrooms. Attention
y called 10 the superior haish. decorations
the unobstructed sweep Of space from non.
70 rear on psrlor door. and the bizarre
reception hal, thus supplying q Geld TO-
tasteful furnishing 20 often lacking IN new
houses Fan arrangements may now be
maze Tor the only two remaining Of the
group Of ten houses Apply at Owners
Office, Room 30. 70 Cedar-st, OF on the
premises az l46, at any hour
I i YOU WISH TO save tine ad YOU a,e
u earnestly in need 81 h NlR house
this fall, / have several hous' that | am
positive cannot be eXcelled either in To-
cation, architecture or construction: al
built by j. O.. Prague FOR an estate
Mitchell Vance fixtures; decorated 10 suit
rentals from ~. 500 to $1,000; 8year
leases; Nos. 1s2, ITO. 172 West s6,G.SI
and others; open Sunday. POWER,
1,fG7 9th-ave.
V,o LET-Dosirable ofiiees in the Tract
House 80 Nsssau-st. electric light.
elevator. steam heat, &c.
VNo LET.-Lcfts, Sc II. by 25 H.. steam
4 elevator with or without steam power
GEO. b. EDDY. 1913 Madison-st.
~OD.ST. WEST SETH ST, WEST.-,De.
10 slrable four-stOry houses, with all
moiern improvements, 70 rent from October
] Tor particulars apply 20 +. g. BOURNE,
Agent. o West 231-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

4 -A.-A.-A.-
~. JOHN MOORE,
50, 81 and 80 Warren-st,
ufoTs his immense stock Of 1000,
CARRIAGES, CAkRi ASE
CAKRIAG CARRIAGES.
CAHRIAGTS CARR AGES.
--ccnsisiing Of all styles Of
Buggies. Fhaetons, Village ana D~g carts
Coupe and Curtain KOcksways Nietoras,
DEPOT WAGONS, T-carts, MagOnetteS, Road
GIFTS, Buckboardk, Kunabout wagons, sur
tcys, Cabriolets, &c, &c..
Also DOCTORS BUGGIES--
An. all st,lo, OF
PONY CARRIAGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

A FARMER with experience, having
~ good grass farm large supply OF hay.
would Ike 10 meet with sOme one Interested
n the raising OF horses OF f0ncy cattle, OF
n feeding Of cattle or sheep. FARMER
Nnr;istowD. y. j.
I S. REMSoN, 500. 5Gl and 500 Grann.
u. st.. Brooklyn --TfOrse owners paradise
light carriages o. every description; hand.
made harness FOR all purposes village aud
ROAD carts, business and depot wagons and
every other article pertaining 10 the horse
The only one-price house IN the business Gnd
that the lowest
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PONY CARkIAGEs,-
Painted and IN
A WIDOW LADY WILL SELL for glf4
n cash her stylish brown kentucky bred
trOttlng and road hOrS"

Chester,
bv AlmOrt -ln Ey~iicfs Iiamblr'Ol' an
Chester was foalcd June >. 1853 ~ hands
high high knee action great courage ana
last Nav > 80. . :3G2. at which time he
cost $50; also beautiful troui"g mar
Nellie g.. age :. 154 hands: can trot . as :.
price $50; both warranted sound, kind aud
gentle IN every particular; safe for ladies
60 childreL 70 ride or drive; WCLld prefer TO
EEL them 10 parties who Will take them
away f.om this city and give them good
home; will allow 30 DAYS trial; also
Brewster buegy harness. &c. For full
particulars call on THOMAS. my colored
groom, at private stable. 20 briggs ST..
formerly 5th-st.. Williamsburg, BrOoklyn,
=. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
A $3.50 WILL PURCHASE che OF the
~ b anaSome.t Yomng rna1 ON trnLllng maLei

"A. handSomeSt young road or trotung maIei
IN the state Des 'rpLOI--Empre-s is sired
by hesseugsr DurOc; dam S'a beam. by
Iysdk's HnmbicJouian "a dam; Mont
Comcry Maid. by Sccley's American S'ar,
was purchased years ago at combination
been used exclusively a. a fosdster: is
ronsldcrcd 10 Do one OF the best colts pur.
chased az the above sale, having bottom,
disposition and strength, combined with
better than 3 :2S or no sale terms Of sale
made 10 suit responsible purchaser, also
family animals. J. y. Brewster SIDE
bar TOP buggies, single and double harness,
hanlo rS, robes. Re, Very cheap. 70
immediate purchaser. Inquire owners
private stable 1Z9 East 1Sth.st., bet.
81 AMI <th ayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

- ENTLEMAN desires to secure situation
" for lady a. housekeeper or assistant 70
lady has been with his family for years.
Address MOSTYN. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

New-York. sept. 6.-The following ar, TIE total net
eceipts of cotton at al ports since September 1s
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1889-05-23
NOTICE
To Co-Owners.

H1o THE HEIRS AT LAW OF G. F.
i Rodgers, deceased
You are hereby notified, that have expended
the sum OF Four Hundred and Twenty Dollars
lsi20) each yesr, for labor and improvements.
from the year ls66 to the year 1883, inclusive,
amounting to Eight thousand Eight Hundred
and Twenty Dollars (ss, ,s20) on the Duena Vista
series OF mining claims, Nos. l, 2 and 3. owned
by the Buena Vista Company, consisting OF
Fourteen Hundred (li00) feet each, situated in
Battle Mountain Mining District, Lander
County. Nevada, Located July 18th, and Re.
corded July 18th, 1867, in Book B, pages 40, Il
and = of said District Record, in order TO hold
said premises under the United States and Dis
trict Mining Laws. The amount due from the
heirs at law Of said q, +. Rodgers, they being
the owners OF an undivided one-seventh interest
In said miaing claims Is Twelve Hundred and
Sixty Dollars (sl260). due the subsc iber, who is
the owner Of six-seycnths OF said property. And
II you fail to pay your proportion OF such ex-
penditures within ninety days from the first
publication OF this notice, your interest in said
claims will become the property OF the under
signed. under the provisions Of Section 2,324,
Revised Statutes of the United States.
lSigned) JoHS MsLLANDE2
Dated. Gsena. Lander County, Nevada,
March 10Th. 1889.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1889-05-23
Elko Independent:

Elko Independent:
After Clarence Buck was arrested
at Tuscarora and lodged in jail here
we refrained, at the urgent request OF
the Detective, to mention the matter.
1t seems that the Times-Re,i W was
not requested to suppress the fact OF
Bucks arrest, for in Mondays issue
We find an article from which we make
tie following extract:
"The tirst arrest of the would-be as
sassirs Of superintendent Price and
Mr.. Peltier on the 23rd of last mouth,
was made on Saturday evening last, in
the person Of Clarence Buck. 1t was
known for some time prior to the at
tempted murder of the above named
gentlemen, that Buck had threatened
the life of Mr.. Peltler, and said he
would give HIM dose of giant powder
for ONE q ievance he claimed to have,
growing out of the Mart Smith estate.
but it was thought by Mr.. Peltier,
to be merely bunc 'mbe or braggadocie
The result, however, showed how well
he meant to carry out his threat.
Ever since the occurrence took place.
the actions and demeanor of Buck
have attracted the a tention not only
of the officers engaged in ferreting out
these criminals but the public gener-
ally. A few days prior to his arrest
we understand he made a clean breast
of TIE whole affair to Detective Sher-
man, and we regret to add has impii-
ea:ed parties of whom the community
had right to expect better things"
1t Is understood General r. M.
Clarke Of Carson and II. III. Lindsay
of Reno are to defend the defend
ant