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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

Yesterday evening about hiiccn min
utes past seven O'Clock the little four
year-oid boy Of Mir NJ Loyen,tein. vino
lives on SIKH street. lt The Second mar-
ket. was run over by Mr. J.. NhtIooA f.
phUton no one was iu the phaton bun
the driver While not driving iast Dee
was il is said, driving cafeie--ly The
vehicle knocked the child down and ESQ
wheels passed over Dos legs. bfui-.ng
them but breaking no bones. The acci-
dent happened right in front ot lae Sec
ond police station. The driver Was ar-
rested and bailed for his appearance Dee
fore The Police Court thi- morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03
A compI iment to a Young Tobaocon,-i

Mr. John A. Brander son of Colonel
Thomas A. Brander, ol Lee Camp, e.
v, Will represent in This section Mir Al
exauder llarlhill, of Louisville, Ky, one
Of The largest and most prominent 20.
bac.o brokers In the West. This is a
high appreciation of The services of a
young Virginia gentleman very popular
with the Richmond ira e, possessing a
business capacity that c, mmands recOg.
milton
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

Mr. J. z. Raydeld, Of Norfolk Va
was married yesterday al r. NJ TO Mrs
K. IT, Malone, the residence Of ST. G
DePriesi, on north Fourth street. DR.
" l.. Judkius, pastor Ot Centenars
Church. tied the nuptial knot.
The friends of the family were pres
ent. The happy pair ieit Richmond
soon after the ceremonies we're over, i0i
Norfolk the home OF the bridegroom
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03
FIre CommIssloners

The Board of Fir. Commissioners met
las, night. 4 " Lawrence, helper OF
Steamer No B. rendered his resignation,
which was accepted by The board. J. +.
b. Joynes, hoseman in the company, Was
promoted to this position, and the suit
stitute in the company, Joe Wilmer, was
nromoied 10 The position o. h0seman.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Meetings of the Committees ON Light ana
second Market.

Meetings OF the committees On llsNt hHh
second Market.
The Committee on Light met yesier-
day evening, at o'clock, AZ the upper
gas-wOrks
The contract for furnishing the gas
works with ice was awarded 10 the Rich
m0nd Ice Company
The committee decided 10 recommend
20 tie Council that the city should own
and operate lbs own electric light plant.
4 number of bills were ordered 70 be
paid. among them the sum of $4,000 was
ordered for the payment of meter for
measuring electric lights used by the city.
The Committee on the Second
Market met last night in the City En-
gineers office for the purpose of con-
-dering the propriety of repairing the
second market The committee in
structed fhe City Engineer 10 take
measures Immediately for the repairing
and improving of Ibis market
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03
Accident ou the Aiisghae, Read.

The mail train on the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad, due in Richmond
shortly after O'Clock yesterday morn
ing was three hours behind time. caused
hy an accident to freight Train near
Columbia. The tender of the freight
locomotive and seven freight cars were
"ditched." Nobody WAS hurt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

The sheriff Of Norfolk county deliy-
cred 10 the superintendent of the peni-
Tertiary yesterday Sheppard Brinkley
(colored), three years for felony: vii.
liam Hill tcolored), TWO years for grand
larceny; Doxey Wilson (colored), three
years for horse stealing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

The Committee on Finance held their
regular monthly meeting last night.
City Engineer Cntshaw and Mr. John
VI. Higgins appeared before the com
mitiee in behalf of the Riverside Park.
These gentlemen ask that $1,000 be
appropriated In addition 10 the 81, 500
already appropriated by the Council,
making SIP 800 to be expended for the
purpose of buying the property now
known as the Riverside Park property,
and turn Il into a public park
The committee took the matter under
consideration, and will report concern.
ing it next Monday at the meeting OF
the Common Council
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

There will be a meeting Of the Ladies'
Hollywood Memorial Association at the
House OF Miss Bette Crenshaw, corner
of Main and Adams streets, on Saturday,
May 4lh. at 5 7. NJ. The president will
have business of importance to lay be.
fore the meeting, and a full and prompt
attendance il requested
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

Yarbrouehs Mid Burnley IS n0
with great favor, and s rM 0.
satisfactory tO ihaf c|a-s OFF .H..H.r
who want mild. pleasant chevy
have not tried 10. do sO 10 car .0 '.I
in anyof the leading stores
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

THE FIRM OF J -. & T. 5
4 CHRISTIAN a CARY Is THIS DAY
DISSOLVED 10y mutual consent MIR. JOHN
X. GARY having sold his interest IN the firm
% the other partners ........o.,.>
ROBT CHRISTIAN,
j. X CARY.
KOBT 2. $50 sHtk.
GEO. l.. CHRISTIAN.

Know all men by these presents The I'M
dersigued having fOimtd a limited copartner-
ship do make aud scNcrallN sign tac following
statement according 20 law
fir-t.-Thc names aud places 81 residence of
the partners as follows, vif John -. Chris
tisp. Kolert $. Christian. Robert r. Bosher
and George Is. tmisfi4n, ai rc.idf1g ia tue
CITY OF krhmund, Va. .
SECOND. THE name or q m under which 'he
partnership is proposed Go Doe cunductel Is j.
Il. & Il. ). tHRis fiAN.
Thlrd.-JOHN ID. CHRISTIAN and ROBf.
4 CHRISTIAN are the general partners aud
kOBT. :. BOStEii and Gtuk0 l.. CHRIS
TIANa e the special partners
Fourth Tho sum which each OF the special
"a tusrs contrib .te. j. seven thousand I'VE
hunnrcd dollars.
Filth lhe general nature Of the business
20 be- transacted is the WHOLESALE .GRO-
tlKl business.
SAtn.-Tne place of said husigess IS the city
of Richmond and state of Virginia aud the
duration If said par n,tship Is Tor two years
from the lst day Ot May. lse9.
leos.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03
CIrcult ConTt.

In this cour; yesterday, judgment was
given in twelve coupon suits in favor OF
the Commonwealth.
Three little common law suits were
entered.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

OUR REGULAR LINES OF kits
will please the most fanciiul--
~ We've wecded out the one or two
STYLES that have been turned down, 49,
and left only the patterns that oH pro.
nounce unique. Two and three piece
Kills of imported and home designs
Any size from q years 10 Cat any
. price from $3.50 20 $20,-and viii
yonch for every thread in each individual
garment.-Th-re's not Kilt Novelty
that's good for anything that we haven't
got.-Thats saying good deai,--but
you look through the stock and you'll
agree with as
The very moment YOU want TO put the
little boz in pants--we'll help You to
pick ont something that'll be jauniy.--
You won't feel half as badly about
losing your lille baby louD
think him jus, "too cute for anything
as your little man '-- - 80 r'N as will
get something that will 90 him and wear
we'll c guarantee TIE guilty.
From that price YOU can 20 up about as
as high as you want to-Slj or 500.
For the older boys SIS s. and Sc
and anywhere along there mp TO $50
well 1T them ont i'm genuinely perfect
garments of original pattern and de-
sign.-Short pants OF long pants
Two or three-piece suils.~-We'ye
welded quality and looks and attained
perfection
Don't forget the novelties.-The Adj
mi,al.-the genuine Man-o' War"
the Faunileioy, --the Jersey Suits
and at least "a dozen others--all of our
exclusive handiing.--imported aud
domestic Rich. novel and artistic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03
J~O %. CHRISTIAN.
ROBT. ). CHRISTIAN,
hUnI. =. BD~iirN.
6ED. l.. CHRISTIAN.
STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND.

STATE Oy VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND,
Town
L. y. lockwood. a notary public. In and Tor
the ityand ~fateafor, said. doc ruty that JuO.
%. Christian. lluht Christ an. ltout. :. Kosher
aud George l. Cur -rian, whoHc uafn's are
figrcd 90 the ioreei iug paper. bearing date the
ist day OF Nay, i'o3. hatc this dst several y
nckno~ b. dre' the came before me ia my CITY
aforesaid. aud iuftHcr certify that the said
Jaha ID. tlt.tttu and Hont. 5 Christian TINS
DAY made oath trfurr me. that the said Root.
r. Il fsher and George /. Christian, have each
c0ntr sutc and paid iu acc uai cash the sum
Of Sevcu thousand five hundred dol airs To
ward the business - he said Aim:fs stated in
said pa Der hereto annexed
Given un1er any hand this lst day Of May,
ls,g \. LOCKWOOD,
NnIHrN Hnhnc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

In the Chancery Court yesterday.
James b. Elan qualified a. adminis'ra-
tor OF the estate Of Anthony Sedwick.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

The above named firm has pm chased the In
ter, II OF Nr John a. Cary, in the ate firm Of
J. OAR - CHRISTIAN a CAhN. The new
firm will conduct The business. collect the
uahce OF he liberal patronage b slowed on the
OLD iirm. J. d q H. ;. CHRISTIAN.
my 2-fhtw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03

r. =. Bunting, Jr, and w. j. Baxter,
OF Norfolk county, were at the Capitol
yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-03
SHIRT WAISTS.

The Star" pulls the biggest oar with
us,--for we knor what merit is in
them-So do You if you've ever tried
one .-Percale and Flannel i-'5c.--
20 S2.5O.--Other brands--all with
merii-2lc--t Sl.75.--lt don't
make any difference how many we've
gOi.-Tbere are enough of them
and in such an overflow Of variety that
you'l have no trouble picking out just
what will please you.
sAKS AND COMPANY's PRICES
Do you comprehendy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
THE S7ATE NJ IRADE.

Baltimore, sept 11-COitJa quiet; mdlllng Iife
Flour fairly active and STEADY. nhci.-sOu; heni N "a
s0ugherry, 1JaojC; Western inn No = wInef .l an
sDJt september 1o4a5si2c OcuDDc 1osta 1gc: be-
cyHbcr, S2irGc23c CDfi-~sut.vui, hrIn, white All
4Jc yellow, J2a4Jc; NcsteFu, hnn inAc1 DOT ana
September 4Oa40irc, Octotef 4OafU4c; November 4Ot
64O~ year. 3ysG39rc January. JJd5Jisc Oas sea ~
52c. Hay nrm; prime 10 choice unoGly si5zSi3 80.
Provisions steady ana UNCHANGED; butter Mes, err
packed, 10aldC ramcry, 1Ja2Oc eggs steady ia lsc
petroleum quiet; refined, lib Conee quiet Io eaigOa
fair, 1925. Sugar stcaoy - sVf, oLc. Copper quiet
refined 10dIOzc ffelghts 10 Liverpool pef stsams.
hece.pts-Elour 5000 bbis; wueas 1900 bush corn
$4,000 bush; oats, 10000 bush rye, 1000 bdsh. Ship
nents-El0ur, 1000 bbis; corn, % 900 bush Ssics-
Wheat, $1,000 BUSH corn, l73.O00 bush.
Boston, sept 17.--FOur unchanged. Corn dull
steamer yellow 46i2e oats shorts and provisions
ety Snec1e hrmj Western extra, 999i2c; Northern
ooAdua, y29lOc Eggs nim bul quIct ReceiDts-Flouf,
HVyV ODD Ivy sacks; cora, 1000 bush; Oa, $1,000
Buialoi Sept. T.-whoat-No 1 hard quiet ana
Meas Me1k sales 100 bushels SHE, arrive 1000
No rd S II, gag No red az s2e cars exss
s.Eed' 10 C req 16e No California; Doe In store,
ShIaa Corn unsettled sales, 10000 bushels No.
5y9 2y, az " 2a57s,e No yellow, 81 ac Is ears No
Store Oats oact 1910 a19 bushels No. az 35qS7.e IN
mSulieeed quiet Canal freights Grm and urebsnseit
ttour $4,000 barrels wheat sGO 600 bnsbs =.
~; 100 syD"Vo 0ats $1,000. Canal shiprnts Wheat
pp0Vd oufshes corn l7SOQ0 oats 1900: we II Oc
hW.beIs. 49, Tour, 2J0CO barrels wheat 1000
Z, 500. V'' ''''' oo'VVVi barley, b1O' ryt,
Chicago. Sept 17.-Tha loadr,c C,,u,o. u.,,, . ,.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NsGEYs Tafss d Spt e @ Sd es sloo %
saughtercTs No trading in live cattle, except the SAG
Of few bulls. Feeling STEADY. Hume Mullen 500
City dressed 9eet SLOW at 44a5isc for Texas and
N r general sI e a. POD decent T1 TO- sood .'
I1late cable a1llceS received }esterday quote Blosa
Shipments. 1900 quarters Of beef in the Wisconsin,
and the Camboda Win 100 cattle and the Colorado Win
81 head are Go fAPTea S a Gday Iae SY Of
morrow ZOO quarters OF beef The England, which may
j. C5 quarters OF beer OF largest shipments
IRON AWercan port, " ID. many ny years h, aoo -
Weak grsses, buttemiiks and coarse heavy calves
m s,rs O and ' BSe 3i PRIME moderate
40 4a6c, Country Dressed Ncas steady At 7GIlc. and
'' saesCJ. }. Haiicnbeck II Grss.ers CCuIs, 1O4 "a
a mk, a. e. at Be- i "a calves 55 IS d.
22G ~ a 49, 20 o yga ~ ac a. do DC $50 % o." iay ~ ~
d. 5l4 n, at 4iae 50 do 277 h. at 4aei is do. 2e2 n
at 5o1i 49, Bac kin yea 1ss &c do 100
b. AT Sc 2 Buttermik Calves, 100 10 al Sc
i HFG A NgeH IASBs1RsceP j. cac5s of 1929
hfn T ste SrOf faf Both Sheep ana Lambs Win sa
Al 5oos4 IS for the former and IS 25as7 or he latter,
ana DS TS%a Mutton steady sq92c with choice heavy
carcasses selling up to lOc Dressed LanIo IN ialr &C.
""sa e. Buekngeam 28i virginia.
sheep 1903 h. a a 50 3 bucks 10 n A -
Hume Mullen % STATE Lambs 6s ~ a, - 20 lio
81 81 IS G d j. 80 e & 81 Bac i HSfS
-.
Denback Dewey: 179 Pennsyl yania Lambs ~ ~
az a. state cs), 70 ~ $50 81 ,; 10 Pam ylVas
sheen 90 H. al ~ 80; Bucks 1875 70. at 80.
j. j. Hslienbeck 10t Western sheep. 952 D. az ~ SO.
J. r. Sadler & Co. 81 Western sheep 30 n az - 80.
HOGS-Hecepts 10 carloads Of 1885 heads ca,loa Is
ot 4Oth.st and carloads Jersey City. STEADY at
"a 4OaSi 30 for Ordinary 70 Good Hog and Good %
Choice State Pigs sold az sjGf5 so -, -, -, a.,
The 50 head Of DutChes7 county stoch sofa bN n W
Lamb yatdmaster 40 West 40thst were raised by ~
Arnold Of Pawling, and were the nnest DIhch OF sa'o
pigs sold I'm the yards this season. - a,
Saes-A w. Lamb: 80 Duchess county Plgs LOO
f5 average as 50 per 100 10. -
] ! Hallonbeck u State Hogs 245 n. az ~ 10
"A state PIGS 100 n az - Rough Hog 800 n, a. ~ 20
Dilenback { Dewey state Hog, $50 n. az ~ dZ.a
p S Kase: Pennsylvania Hogs e52 H. at "a 4v'
I Rough do, go h. al SO 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

(OFFEl-Therc was very little life TO the spot trading
to-day, but the general feeling prices continued
STEADY. Fair cArgoes quoted 191,c Sales 200 bags low
grades Santos, 154c Mid Prowths unchanged and quiet.
Options suffered decline to-day frper arrivals and
Weakness In foreign adyices. Havre lost ai2 r. and
Hamburg az pig late months Opening sales here
showed losses Of about points and subsequently there
was further drop OF 2OG2J points. with " long
ssing closing barely steady bottom. khere
no cables received from Rio. Total stock n New.Yolk
yesterday, 2l,923 bags arrivals. steamship TychO ID abe
Santos 2j9JG bags; total 237 92j bags warehouse de-
lyer"- yesterday 10 o23 bags total stock in Hrw York
to-day 227 lO bags; ta stock Ia Bal tm)re. $50 bags
deliveries yesterday go bags stock hand 37S74 bags
stock NcW-Orlelns H. ga bags deliveries yes,er-
day 1876 bags stack on hand 1440e bags total stock in
other ports. $3.50 bags Ota stock In United States
20 2s4 anoat from Rio per steam 10 September H.
1876 600 bags anol from Rio By sail September H.
% OoO bags afoa from Santos steam and sail SeDtem
b"r -. Il 00O bags total aOat 223090 bags total stock
ic2. 81 bags time ISIS 36s 27t bags time
1851 800 bag TIM 1885 $50 2j9 bags. Sales
here to-day, 60 80 bags, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING acknowledgement have been de-
layri for week past by weather, consequently Dus
ness in brick etc, only fair. Hayerstraw Hard quoted
- 1886 % per 1000 FishXlls a. 62aaS3 81 Up.
River Hlr1, 50 2jas5 IS; Jerseys, 81 50G$j % Pale
Croton Brown, $l3aSlA Philadelphia Front s21Gs2S
Trenton Front, s21. ROscndalc Cement 9jcaSl 10 per
bbi American Portland s2eS2 10; English Portland;
- 1jdS2 30 German Portland - 3jaS2 20. Rockland
Common Lime g per bb and do Finishing 81 20 state
Common Lime, Soc and do Finishing II 10; 81. John
Lime 9oa95c. I.ath. 50 1892 Is per 1000. Coats
Hair, 2ia2sc per bushcl; Cattle Hair. lidlsc.
CHICORY-A moderate trade az former prices. We
quote. Barry Reynolds 7asaSc y. c., sac Cocoa,
32c; Taylor Brothers English Chlcofy casks and BARRELS
Csc.
COCOA-Is moving In small lots; prices follows
Maucabo, pc; Cauca, lSaal9c; Caracas, iJeal7c
Trinidad. 1910 l4c Bahia 12'tG and Guayaqu lSc.
COOPERAGE SrOCK-Rather quiet at this point,
though stocks steadily held We quote MOasses shocks
ana Heads 81 7j0s2 10 sugar and Heads 39nch,
sOaSl 30 3G-inct. ~ 50asl So old Shocks and New
Heads, 3s.inch 81 5ja$1 so; 3Jnch, al 40d$1 ij Old
shocks without Head, - 10 Rum Shocks and Heads
- iOGF3 20 Rum Pipes, - 50dsG Empty Hogshead',
- 50 Hoops II feet s27a830, IL feet, $2Gaf27
COTToN-on the spot quiet and steady at late prices.
Sales O2 bales 100 o. arryeJ for consumption Port
ccpts 7O1 bales, against $40 bales last week and
If $50 bales Tor the time las year Since September
the receipts az the ports aggregated 2lG57 bales as
against 235S bales for the corresponding time last yea
Quotations based American standard OF cassii-
cafi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF F''l0'->
Whether # was coincidence or not il is ld'I
that there was decided falling of IN The i'c"u "a
dealings in pipe line certificates at mo S'o'N ~
change Yesterday and also heavy shrlnhaE' a. INV
consolidated Exchange IN place Of the fairly spirited
trading Of Monday. business was narrow ana almost
insignificant The only feature of the mcasre specu-
lation was the strength Of the stock Exchange Market
price. ruling from 90 IS cents mp 10. ~ 90 DO"
~ 90 Ii. The october options at The EXCHANGE
which formerly dictated the fate Of the OIL MARIE"
ruled above the dollar mark on an extreme NaHaIloh
Of IS cent The only important field news wa mat
the new McC aImout gusher7 holding well mp TO
0ftv barrel. an hour, and that tie strike had in
ten.iGod the activity Of development work al Jeier
son centre The recent test. in his territory assure
on reasonable ground, the cAlsterc' Ot prOlhc poO
in thi, corner Of Butler County, Penn.
Tho sudden falling OIL IN business Yesterday i
ineI kraGe 9cE' pf h." Snc change in the conduct
Of a market naturally tend 10 Gl-c9uiaEl venture,
have been hardening for several weeks uud"r the
absence Of any buI! leadership simply an SIS IN, me
cree Of the usual believers in and preachers of higher
values 10 active participation in speculation j.
p1f cypIaip. If il j, face1bc solely particular
method Of ua1ns. j. u no' unG d2r 'hr mcn WHO
Pennsylvania pruducc,s-io inve- ,iga'+ TN subject
l. no form OF trading can be h"ld r~p'n,ibl', n!'S
not H. seem proper time for TIC producers Ia consider
Who'll cr 10y me exercise Of dtuc could-e They can.
not anticipai" an !mpoIeme,i WIG. me s,l'i''i,al
LIE w. tEc associated EroduccI, 10 consider the
question Of restricting drilling. in connection with
tlis Two things should be borne In mind. First: no
excuse exists today, a. il did in lo-' FOR an artificial
restraining Of production now dcycl1pm'nt work
~ o' - Iovc HON cIt ip two. what is len WIN
not suffice for hall years consumption By Itself
s,iu an, 49, sou,c, Of new .rpply. prices are
profitable established owner, OF producing Territory,
AID only when tir pI pot NJ d "lIiuc production
and deic lorating properly T. considered can leti-
olaf IA. I'm M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
p.ston Sept
EXPORTS For AUGUST.

Tuesday, Sept. lip. m
The official pre- liminary report Of the country 5
exports for the last month of August shows that
the value of the principal articles eXpored-bread-
Stuffs, cotton, petroleum and provisions, etc-was
Sc, co., 600 greater than in August, SS8, Bread
stuffS show gain Of 81 100000 cotton $780,
900, petroleum S1,S0O00O. and provisions, etc,
SO, 300 900. For the two months July 10 August
31-the gain in the articles named is SO 100000.
The following table compares the value Of the
articles named for the month and Two months Of
three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Business Chances

-INDINIDUAL owner OF 200 shares
-. ~ manufacturing sfO-k paying - per
cent vii sell fOl par, a rare investment
FUTILE & DOWNING. IL Broadway.
A Optional CAPITAL procured FOR
- br~lut - purposes. investors advised
without CHARGE ~ desirable Oppcrtunt!e, {;
hi.,r-I commercial references. GRfG6S (
CAl.LElON. Brokers. 2O2 Broadway.
A PARTNER wanted IN business t,tlb.
"A IfhHd - years good .urdmr guar
dhtctd Has0nahe terms ~ suitable party.
Inquire Warrcn-st Room %
A Good rAHrY. Who viii ad,ertia' Ia
y rW hiph-class papers moderately.
ran ruuupulilc profitable, pleasant onlcs
hu-incs,. Interview PHOPk1ETAS, 347
East sGth-sL
ANEW PATENT cnn-oponsr and stove.
"A pipccutt"r for sale Will NOT slip, very
good. For particulars ID. IT, King, 81
Hna-hA Vibia-sve. YonkeIs. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
LONDON WOOL SALES:

London. Sept 1.-The next series q woo, "a snouni
Dro AMY close october TO- The arrivals 20 6.nsi,ni
10 40 SO bales Of New South Wales 1850 OF M South
= T73 u Victorian. 500 Of Tasmania, 10 zssani
Australia . 1O6 Swan EYef, IS 3so OF m, nj
and II 400 Cape Of Good Hone and Nsc,e az Good
100 bales OF Australian and 80 600 OF hcYo. md
iiope and Natal have been forwarded ar nav ,eass
continental manufacturers. The oHen"s' my 49,
az bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Business Cddncee.

TO \ MAN or ENERGY and some cap
ital good thing viii be offered IN the
proprietary medicine line. Address 6. Y.
c.. Tribune ONCE.
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in.
Il duccmonts will be- made o factories
heating ia VILLAGE g. milus from city, on
lar'W T.. l.. low rents cheap and skill
lul labor Address Box ., Mount klSco.
w ANTED. Special partner With IS. 600
w and tcrNicc~ iu au established bust
ness young man preferred. Address @. y. A..
box q. Tribune once.
NANTED A partner with nor les than
w $4,000. TO travel ana sell Florida OF.
anges 90 dealer. Address G.. j. BELL.
Jacksonville. Fla
WANTED. Partner with $3.50, well.
w established business, paving $500
monthly, no competition; investigate. Al
dress q. ~. Tribune o1lee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Business Chances.

A LIGHT, PROFITABLE BUSiN 80
II for sale patented easily con1nCtel
any person, man or woman, can clear sou 10
go weekly or assisting PAL tner taken Tor
II 600. Inquire u VI. HENRY, l3S 9th
ave, room -.
IMPRESS business: old established
- good steady work. For particular 4
address A. r. C.. care W. T. Jockrl 1871
Il. and LrnoN-aNe
EOR SALE--A good liquor stow /;
u cheap for cash stock lhd nNtufrs ;
good trade low rent; no agents; propfie-
tor going West Apply AZ 500 "d'aNe.
FORGE A. BUSHNELL { CO., Den
" yei real estate llsts property can De
seen and lot, purchased ut tie NcW-YOfk
Agency. Y. TERHuNE. l5l Church.ss
DARTIEs possessing capital disposed 20
Il examine into the merits Of most
promising business enterprise may address
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