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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-16
Matches Prices for Kilt Suits.

Handsome Flannel Kilt Suits sizes to 6, at only 81 rs.
Beautiful Peated Arrabeth Cloth Kilt Suits only Sc
Very fine Scotch Plaid Kilt Suits q, and pece at only So
Finest Imported Homespun Cloth Kilt Suits, at only S.
Exquisite French Novelties imported by ourselves only S.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-16
KAUFMANNS' HAVE THEM ALL

But it's prices than anything else which call
your attention We select the finest
and exclusive Styles for than have
for the shopwon "chestnu shown houses We
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-16
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY
SUITS CAPS COLLARS AND CUFFS AND SASHES.

PEERLESS PRICES FOR SHORT PANT SUITS plain
Fancy with Vests without)
light Cashmere Suits IA, 81 80.
Strictly Stylish Suits only
Handsome Sk-mxed Scotch Cheviot Suits only SO So
Imported Cashmere Suits entirely designs
Imported Suits colors only
Finest Cheviot Suits Partisan Styles 81
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-16
EXTRA SIZE sHoRT-PANT SUITS
FOR BIG, STOUT BOYS, UP TO II YEARS OF AGE.

UNEXAMPLED PRICES FOR BOYS LO
frmation Suits etc, Sack or Frock Styles.
Good, honest Cashmere Suits, sizes 49, for only
Frstclass Worsted Suits, Spring Patterns for
Fine Corkscrew Dress Suits different colors, for Oh
Elegant Scotch Chevio Suits, very fashionable. for
Superior Imported Cashmere, Tricot and Worsted s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
COLONEL FIELD on THE RETIRED LIST.

Colonel Thomas V Field, of the Marine corps was
placed on the retired list on account OF age Oh sal
urday His retirement promotes Lieutehan'-Coon
Clement D. Hobb TO colonel Major George W. 'ollicr'
on duty at the Marine Barracks, Navy iafu' 70 ieu-
tenant colonel and Captain John II. Hsoee 10 n'aJor'
Captain Higbee is the son OF the iac Nov 80,
NJ Trinity church He was appointed second Lieutenant
IN the Marine Corps on March o, 1861, and served
with Admiral Faragut the Hartford during the
,rssissnpi River campaign and during the Red River
blockaAe and was selected by Admiral Farasut to
do picket duty the Red River and reserved speclal
corwepdaton from Secretary Welles for his merito
tnTs SeTnjces Colonel Field is PENNSYLVANIA by
birth and was commissioned as second Heutenan, IN
,bn Marine CORPS on March ., 1o4l. lie served III
connectinn with the army during the Mexican war;
and was breveted first lieutenant for gallant ana
meritorious conduct He was promoted III Icgu l'il
Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARhE7S
rR,rrREs OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

Only a dull half holiday business was done o"
saturday In the Produce Exchange msrhe's ih'
cash wheat market somewhat Of an eAcep'ion' -
20 900 bushels taken by shippers. spot prices
however were Shade easier. Iut the export "o-
mand and light receipts, rule. we're sirch'he"'"s
to the option Market oGSetting an early "eaNi's
caused by lower cables. september opened AT - ioi
and December at - II cent? but subsequently rd'"
IN s5l-le and 81 IL cents respectively. But ny
trading was loca and dny $4,000 bushels chans,.
hands Final official prrcs were 20 cen! e 80 ,ber
Auplst at SIS and December at - =. but INC ooes
months were unchanged, 81 IS for september oDD,
for october SO 3-s Tor November, and ~ - cens
Tor Nav 1890. On the HIrD weaker if'lnB, w
shown. and quotations reduced 20 81 "a iV'
september and 81 1-o cents for December. o.
Corn on the spot sleadler, under an eAPois
inoIIiry for neatly 10000 bHshels. But the opnons
were dull and featmelcss. closing unchaigeu AZ
Al rs for August. 43 IS for september, ana IA J"
for October and December No., ,,o, nm
Oats also were dun ard The options closen un-
changed at 81 L. for August. 20 IS for septemDer
and October - Is for November, and 20 ia Genus
for May, 1890 :, , .,,,, 1fs
onions at the end down two points fOr ~.
trmber at rs 3D. and unchanged ior the other moh,"
,emher M 20 81 and unchanged for The other hlOhihs.
as follows October, - 81 November. - 32 DSem-
her ~, % and January, 1890. al :" ~.
The receipts of grain aud Hour reporter OF , Sa,-
,,rIay at New-York Philadelphia baltimore ana Bos-
ton were as follows: Wheat. 22O,422 ouseiI' cotn'
DO az bushels: oats 130,7O0 bushels; total graln'
6o1 $50 bushels flour. 80 COS packages. AZ 'hmago'
Milwaukee and St Louis the auNa,s Were "net'
OBJ sos bushels: corn. 37O,3s9 bushels oars 80.
1874 bushels: total grain, oo4,O0o DusheS' h"''
2O.3l1 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19

bark Auguste recently hence to London 5000 bbls re-
Gae 20 81 "a Italian bark oreo hence t. sSnooUs
schooner Laura Boston TO Rosario lumber sl9 British
lumber sis 50 British steamer sidonian, DsmeraIs
iG Sask Re SS s oTe to San
coal 80 Norwegian bark Bono. savannah 70 bus irn
general eaSo Sconer J0sn MeLogsan hence
coal - 80 and back with mahogany - % y, RTemen
cotton COS bark Charles r. Ward Baltimore 70 Bsroa "
Rio lambsr private terms steamer schreSegasrl Newport
News TO Lisbon. slaves. $50.
Is more or e' ess Quoted
I9 90 sdsa fy f EHa f 4fs 80
ne IN sSs sa ana ExS aust Mess IN 6o
mac " 1OfJs . 9Tg in de6 Se a oaoe
ylt 5oqti5 MEATsiiai less attention tG.say
$ Sas. price, quoted were steadily 'afH'l g.
II PNa lsi Hnss fSGea i s5c S%SAs
MIDDLES-Dg and easier AZ Chicago short not abes
Ss jaaS GsfS a. 40 siES2S oGsn
P Ps held :itSGEfs T Rss's da
@ 2a and che a d sa Ssn IN Sna o
$50 changed hands SDo. NEGLECTED and
closed 9ctSN5 closed 500 sales $50 s 5 acc
asked January closed &c asked sales $50 Re
qed Continent PgG # S Ss a 39d sS Dee oa s
Fmness is stu noted on the best grade which have awe
fair demand 9Te ps I'n nsv hS&sgfG Ss and
Pennsylvania Creamery, tubs fancy lsalsAcj Western
S Ssim Ge STATE 90 Rff tubs GS i
Ieqc do good 13al4c state Dairy Welsh tubs choice
i5a15nc fair 13dllc; State Dairy, TUBS, com
iogl2c Western Im,StioR vo.,S,S psiry
choice 12a12Iac; do good 1Od1lc; do common ga Toe
Western factory June 1rkns loFal2c June tubs; iOG
Zoe: nrsts 9a1Oiec: seconds. she dairy and factory
thirds Sc common butter 7a7l2c Gil EtStIheIe
is firm feeling yesterdays advance aud demand tuns
moderate New stock factory full cream coote1 nv
she do white fine s.c common TO prime Ga pare
skims DC: common TO prime full skins. 1012c; ONO
fiat G6 &c, fair to prime EGCSMade urthcr sai
today on small arrivals and continued fair demand a@
and Pennsyvanla 17l2dlsc: Canadian. 1G9ahc; Wes'-
ern. 17d17i2c; do fair 16i2GlG''c. IL.
SUGAR = RAW Very quiet, but eeherat aS
test REFINED.Srong and IN good de ma ed
sisesolc Granulaed she; Mould "a" stci S9n dsG
7asc; white Extra &C" 74d7ec; Extra SC" 6'sGIsc
&c" GasaaGa,c; yellow G'sa69c. -
7ic western rae Oleoma9 arne 52a6c for export ana
to trade. -,..
TArJOW-Flrm and I'm fair demand. Prime CITY
quoted lice sales, 1000 n. at 716c, half Tor
export.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19

90 %; 235 DO 70 n at 90 90; 1877 do. o9 S""'
l45 d. 81 ~ az 90 % 1856 do, ~ ~ az ~ % on N m
Judd Buckingham: 2i7 Western Sn sdRi,na lambs
e. go; l5s Indiana do. 81 n, at 81 81 81 iH''"
j. n sadier & Co.. 139 Kentucky lambs " ID ''
40 20; IS Kentucky Sheep "a N, at ~ - =. A. o.,
J.. n. Pdcoek 2ie Canada Lambs ,SS do !" 3D. n a
s6 90: ~ Kentucky sheep 1881 10 AZ ~ 90 "I s
do 1i2 ~ at IS 25; 500 Western do. 20 ID '' w. "
Bucks and Ewes 80 n. - So - 90 n, a. oS
Eyentt e PIdcoek go Canada LAMBS 70 D."
John J. Hallenbcck: iO0 Canada LAMBS 20 ~ S." ioi
Ii5 do 10 n. at 81 o5 20l do so ~ AZ h 20 az m
Western do 50 ~ AT %; 13 Western She'p' o. 80
AT a. %; bucks 10 n. at 80. -o =, Al OK,
Dilenback Dewey: lO7 state LAMBS ~ 70 =, a o..
90 Canada d. "A n at a. 122 29S do 80 3D. d. " "
100 do, 10 70, at IS so 90, - O cayioads
HOGS-Rec,Jpts 10 carloads Of ]. 1926 head-o sais
NJ Jersey CITY and @ carloads az 4Oth--L ->o"' i'' ~
1.-Two. Nomlnaly weak az ~ 1OaH 3O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Saturday, Aug. 17.-BEEVES-EccelptS %
carload. OF 500 head all at G0ths, and all eOseh'u
direct No trading in cattle. Feeling dull ana Weah'
private CAB advces received late eserday quote r.
fqcrated beef slow at AID scant size per W en9
American live cattle steady at lI2dlZ'2c' es'nuN'N
dressed weight. .-s.
shipments from this port reported yesterday; 90,
quarters of beef ,,,. ~. md am.
w CNLVIS-Recelpts 147 head. Market quiet ana IN
changed with sales Of Western at 32Goc; Butteiih hs
and Grassers at 2is G22c and few state Yeas SOFA ~
SAGE -, On VI. Sc, &, ~ &c @.
Q do oO3 NJ at Sc / FED Calf. $50 n 40 lie.
Johu j. lila lenbeck: 13 Western CAVES lS9 TO- ~ %
81 DO 9IS H. at 4c - do Oh d. at - 90 per 100 80
n o2 M at - IA do DDS ID. at - 30 state NeaiS
I27 d. at 80 Buttemks. pa b. at - 90; NIasseIs
SiIuF,P AND LAMBS Receipts 81 carloads Of 5lsS
toadI clrOads jersey city ard carloads az 6Oths
and about 10 cafloadS held Yesterday. DEMAND
roteIaeIy active and all the offerings were closed
mi an generally steady prices. Canada Lambs tlne
lover Sheep sold at SO 50G$5 %; Lambs at 80 2O@
g. %. ,,,,,-. -, ,,o..,,.,.- c.oor 40 ~
Sales-Newton Gillett II KENTUCKY sheep ~ ID ID
,eraoe AZ - 27l, per 1O0 n AZ do. lis n, ~ 80 10
do ii3 h. at "a rs; ga Kentucky Lambs 81 d. az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
THE FUNERAL OF l. p. CHAMBERS.

The funeral OF Isaac z. Chambers who was long
and honorably connected with the New-fork Ceh'rai
and Hudson River Railroad, was held yesterday az
80 a. M, in the Church Of the Holy Trinity on
account Of the short notice given OF the funeral ana
the number of people out Of the city, the aendace
was not large. The floral offerings were beautiui'
The Rev. +. Wapole Warren. OBLIGATED Inc pail
bearers were John NJ Toucey, general manager Vi '"o
New-York Central Railroad John milford W. j. Van
arsdale, William Buchanan, superintendent OF motive
power william Des Mazes, superintendent OF 'ne
American Express W. l. Young, Edward Eiils' oi
Schenectady and II. C. Moore. Among those p'csc"'
were Mr.. Anstey, F. C. Root, General superintendent
Bradley of the West Shore; G. il. Danes, SuPcIi .
tendent J. II. Phyfe, II. +. Jackson suIeIln'con UNI
Railway Mail Service. and General fasheer ~ th
Lambert, of the West Shore besides neinDes vi Iho
various organizations which Mr.. CHAMBERS Deiohgeu
The body was buried al WOodlawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug 10 (specaD.-rhe seaooaTd furnished ths
what crowd a good deal OF bull news during SATURDAY
the West good deal Of bear news Possibly win u's
,sar, Influences divided IN this way prices might hNs
p,d Htfle movement there had been no ohe cohslh
Friday became "a big seller through brokers' ms o.
Idol The market wheat dropping about = cent,
Work reporeI 30j 900 bushes OF wheat cleared 49,
orleans reported 100000 bushels Inc S'9s1 s,y 20
p9o 900 bushels OF wheat and 2iO2O paeEsscs
The bic receipts OF new wheat at N' e,.h
aarnlls had the effect OF breaking prices OF ,na,n
vlheat mn there the higher grades dropping cents he
ash wheat was also inclined 10 be weak No. RI ~,
nc NJ 80 cents ltti, decline from Frdlv. y suni
mary Of the weeks movement showed femaf kaDe ,'
ss 100 bushels wheat aud l9s 600 packages o. nSo
.o,ol IN over l. 10000 bushels ~ what me snpHht~
,rnm tIs mort actually exceeded the receipts by over
100 600 bushels. Vessel room was taken nuiihg Wv ~
S,r 100 zoo busNes Estimates the Nlsiph asr'n ~
IN would show small increase. possibly MOI Over W.,
.ynst o35 900 for week last wear IN we ",
december wheat opened at 7s, sold ba"een g. ,hin
80, and closed at - cents Corn easer wtul
49, sanoe Proyl sons weak again. PORK dc.
cned 90 cents lard cents short ribs =, cents ,rom
Eridav nights price On the curb wheat shower ~
change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
ST pATmCK'S FOLLOWERS on A PICNIC.

The st. Patrlck's Mutual Alliance Ass0catlon WHICH
embraces within its folds many thousand patriotic
citizens had It's annual excursion yesterday, to Eureka
Grove. on the Hudson This is about the only ono
of the Irish American Associations of large member
shin whose objects purely benevolent. Hundreds
who were unable to 90 assembled at the different perS
=. ,root the others and cheer them as they saw the
Green flag of Erin with the harp floating from the
eteamer Ilowapl and two large barges, while tho
to0d under the leadership of Professor Ward. played
aDpropriae airs. The usual athletic sports In which
HE descendants OF the Green lse are wont 70 in
eyervbodv seemed pleased with the days outing
Michael CAREY IS chairman, Joseph Il. Smith sec
ref ary and John O'COnnell treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The sunday Tribune contained IFS usual variety Of
interesting features. letter from Spokane Falls,
Washington described that lively town as it was
before the fire correspondent in Korea wrote OF the
newly established university there and The Kings
function in it as chief examiner; letter from Paris
discussed some phases Of the Shahs visit and one from
prsses gave some "reminiscences OF Felix Fyat; special
attention was paid 20 summer resort correspondence
oil the great watering places being fully represented
tbera were also book reviews the usual literary the
atrical society sporting and military features, DO
Local interest Copies may stll be had at the office
on by mail Eighteen pages price five cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19

. DyERTIsFMFNT FOR THE NEW
A YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE RE-
CTIVFD At THE UPTOWN. OFFICES
No. l. 3S Broadway corner Thirty .nrsI -
,N,,tu y II. M $50 Broadway. between
f,,,.n IA. second and Twenty third sts.. unul
n m. go West Twenty. third. ~, corner
Tiehth-aye. 1872 SlAth-aye. l53 b0uItA'
ave-. corner Fourteenth.sk
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFF-EIo on the spot was very dull today win
prices somewhat nominal Fair cargocs queer mo1d
The speculative market perfectly stislsne ces
drift beaush, owing to lower foreign ~ b,nees
were unmportint leaving OF dull. Hayre dech9 800,
and Hamburg / pfg. l;io still quoted hfm. IsiE t."
First 6 2cO Good second go. EXCHANGE rrrIei
274 Receipts 5000 Flo clearances IOl H. ~,
States 600 bags Rio craranccs Europe, 1000 pass
stock 900 bags santos receipts CO 00 t,s
Recelps al RIO July u August &C. 1883 700 OoO
time lsss, 81 900 bags same TIM lS9'i Iss0
haas Rece y az Santos July TO August 10 I 800
$50 200 bags same time 1888 1874 900 baes; same uny
1887 10000 bags Stock in IIavre $4,000 Days. Vi
which 1913 900 bags Brazilian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
domestic situations Uanteo
Females.

A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
"A. MENT HOUSE.-GOod servant girls
and male helm for families, bOsrdisg-hOuses,
hotels. &c; city or country Ready az l5S
G;n.ave.. 4th house above l0th-st. THE
HOME b REAU.
ANNE. =. JACouIN, 500 oh
N, ave. upstairs, 35th-St. bldnch'
plovmcnt Bureau: supplies families with
select servants in every capacity; French,
German. Swedish cooks, nun 81, maids gov
,.rnn.st.s -ntrIallN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19

FLOUR AND MENL-FLOIK-IheIe was w , -
life Ia the trading TODAY shippers bought sphfh.N'
End The iohbng demand the usual SATURDAY cha
Sctcr While showing important change. prices sun
ruie1 i'm buverS favor Saie lG 500 bbs ,JSou bbs Tor
cSpor,J including 900 bb Low Extra - $50 - -
500 bbls Minnesota Extra. 90 6jas6: BOO 6hs
Winter Whcat ENtra, - G5a$5 81 go bbl. superlne
40 o5ga2 90; 300 bbls Fine. S2dt2 -. quota
lions City Mil Extra for West In1es = 25Q q 45:
PATENTS - 1896; Low Extra, s. GjGS3 To- Winter
wheat low grades a. G5dS3 IL fair TO choc" - ga
81 IS fancy - 75qi4 -; Patents poor to choc - go
a. 15 fancy 2Oa - 30 Minneota Spring Wheat low
extras - 0jas3 10; clear. SO 35Qsl 45 Rye Mixtures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
Gountrn Rea! Csiaie for 6ale

FOR SALE.-Richmond Hill Long Is
Il land cottages all lm PRO neIes
sion elegant building sites low. J. W.
FIELDER, 50 Liberty.st Geo. Fowler on
premises.
DANCHE FOR SALE.-6i0 acres; best
IL stock farm I'm Eastern Kansas. For
map and particulars address OWEN A
BURTNER, Pomona Kansas.
- UMMIT. n. J.-Desirable dwelling and
- Investment properties for sale; also
desirable houses Tor rent best locations.
l.. G.. POTTER, opposite station.
- OUTH ORANGE, n. J. (Montrose Res
- ervaiiOn). -Beautiful building plots for
sale; 1OOX250. 81. coo 10 80, 800; highest
elevation, city water, macadamzed r0ads
perfect SURROUNDINGS EDW. L. HAMlL-
TON & Co. SO Broadway.
For other real estate ads. see 9TH page.l
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Ciip Real estate Go Get

~ ner Wall and Broad SIS. Apply Room
No. 90.
ITO LET. Lofts, Sc II. by % r., steam
L elevator. with or without steam power.
GEO. u. EDDY. 39S MadisOn-st.
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Uplands.
STAINED

Strict Good Ordinary ..-...9is Miidlins -------los
Options developed further strength TO-DAY ana slg"
ation was quite active considering the early closing
Continued foreign buying Of August short notices yuu
opon up fully points and later months were sumul'"
by further rise In Liverpool and uniaN"Iatr crop ht"
MIMI l.llnr sales - 200 hn-AcIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
flats Go Get. anfnrnishen,

LEAZAR, 100 and 100 East s6th-st-
n New, elegant, fireproof apartments OF
large rooms all light airy and cheerful,
with all modern Improvements for home com
forts at moderate rents also one apartment
in the Westpark, 42l and 423 West 9th
ST., Of very large rooms For full par
ticulsrs call or address PHI. BRAENDER,
100 East S6th-st.
A DESIRABLE apartment TO let in the
n Lispenard, SO and So Fast S6th-st.,
near NadisCn-aVe. immediate occdl ancy;
rent. $1,000.
THE EDINBORO.-The cheapest ard
4 most elegant flats j. the city; steam
heat, passenger elevator, hot water, hall
boys Re-. 500 10 $500. Corner lO3d-st.
and 1Oth-aYe.
: TH.AVE.. 70. corner l5th-st.-THE
- STIRLING-Choice suites. all modern
improvements. combination lights elevator,
sanitary heating and plumbing cuisine and
appointments uneXceled-
1rO EAST 92D- ST.-Very desirable LIST
100 fiat; all Improvements good order;
near LeXingtOn-ave. rent $50. JANIIOR
OOO -225 CENTRAL PARK, West,
20 formerly Sth-ave.), near S2d,
Apartment 5 large rooms, bath. steam heat
ed &c; desirable tenants only; elevated
station 81 st-s ST., oth-ave. Apply on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
miscellaneous

ID OOKS! BOOKS !-Old books and maya
ID zines bought; thousands OF new ana sec,
all maga7ines supplied at very low prices.
SILKS BOOK EMPORIUM, 147 6th'aVe.
NJME. SINDIE Will buy ladies' c9st-Of
WI clothing of every description; laces'
jewelry. wraps furs. &c. - 6th-aNc''
near Waverlcy Place.
XIrANTED.-5-foot sheet-iron shears. Ad-
w drc.s CHACE, Room 10, Murfay-sl.'
y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19

Mrs NJ Stewart, Miss Stewart New-York; Dr. l. b
Houghton, Nell Macdonald and Mrs. NJ. A. Macdonald
Brooklyn.
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Drcssmakinq.


Stylish Summer Dresses made from
n. sc !: artistic cut and make, with fit and
workman ship guaranteed orders executed
al short notice ladies' waited on at their
own residences also first lass workers
sent ey the day STONES DRESSM AK
ING PARLORS. 3i3 5th-ave.. near 33d-st.
A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER would
"a like more custom from ladies TO 60 out
by the day. Address c. NJ, Tribune Up
town ONCE, 1925 Broadway.
A RTIsTIC DRESSMAKING.-I Imported
"A fashions; perfect Ill and finish orders
executed in "a hours prices moderate
goods purchased II desired. Mr. NOEL
ROY. s. East 9th-st., between Broadway
and 4th-ave., opposite Denning's.
Gut THIS OUT.-Mme Thompson
= makes beautiful skirts during the sum
uer for ~ rs 265 6th-av".
n 0MPETENT dressmaker and seamstress
u TO 90 out by the day: city or country.
Address or call J. c., "a 2d-ave.
n URING AUGUST dresses made at Nine
So tailor suits and habits. Slj; unequalled
In III and workmanship.
RFsSNAKE R.-By day; long expert
" ence original designer; perfect filter
and draper; femodels; terms reasonable
references uneNcepuOnable. Address, by
letter only, Mrs. S. TOMBSTONE, 1877
East 109th-st.
AlIAN-MERY French dr. ssnakers, 500
~ 5th-ave latest styles from Paris prices
reduced for summer; Partisan chic, nice
work can be seen.
ERENCH dressmaker wants work at home.
l. frst-class and every style reasonable
price for the summer Address Nine.
IACOUTURE, 245 East 31st-st.; ring 3
times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
Gonnirp Real estate for Sale

-.
A GENCY FOR M0NTCLAIR.-HaDd-
Al some residences and building sites for
sale; houses % let, season or year. CLAh-
INCE B TUBES, Beekman-st., N. Y,
Ar MONTCLATR AGENCY Hands ONE
"A residences for sale or exchange houses
U let. furnished and unfinished WIN.
d. TAYLOR. 20 Cedar-st.
AT CFkNFORD. 45 minutes from New
~ 1oiSAI Central r. X. Of n. j., dcslT-
abe French roof house for sale rooms,
barn and fruit; lot I00x200; good SITUATION
near station. Apply " VIM. ID. BIGELOW,
tfsnford- Union Co.., n. j.. or CnAo' Leu
ABBY. Al Maiden Lane. n. Y.
Il OR sALE.-Two large and one small
farm 10 close an estate in New-JeFscy'
near city great bargains also one TO eA-
change Tor city house J. w. FIELDER
Il OR sALE.-640 lots. with bulkhesd
waterfront Oh Newton Creek suit
able for m1nufaetodies dwellings,, &c. APP
ply 10 y j. SCHIEFFELIN. A5s Madison
aye, or A. RAPELYE. 100 Fulton-st.,
II OR SALE. Staten Tsland.-i6 acres
= choice location; suitable for building
sltes az hotel Apply 10 5. ID. SCHlEF
fELlN, 955 Madison-aye., or A. RAPEIr
nE. LOO fullon'st.. N. x.
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Rooms i11anteo.

w ANTED--By frst-class caterer, a fur.
w nlshed basement, with a few bOaftsTs
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nUcrk nanteo


nRINER.-By q North German (26) mar
- led, 40 driver porter OF packer ST l.
crcnccs of bonds. CHARLES KLEIN, 3O4
East 31.sf
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miscellaneous.


A LBERT 6. SPENCER, 276 9th. lave.
N between 18th and 18th sLs.-Umbr ellas
parasOi, canes, made ~ order. recovered
aud rpaircd prompt and reliable.
II AMILY ICE MACHINE.-Ice in a few
j. minutes; price $40 10 ass; L. DER
MIGNY, 126 West 25th-St. aad IN the
lIilclpsl hardware stogeS
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gcaions arc based on American standard Of cassih

CO1TON-On the spot strong ana hoIc
nj 1-16c advance Sales 1877 bales for con.nnb ,o
Since September receipts port aggregated 100 Yo
bales against j5247G3 bales for the corresponding ''
] st
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BROOKLYN.

IN ST.-Desirable second story
OO rooms with board house appointments
tirst-class; also furnished rooms at 02
Clark-st ; references exchanged.