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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

for cnocs wheat Marst dun uns r and prices Of nsw
crop funTes advanced e &c undAr stronger reports tso
other grain centre Demand from ileJs light bat prices
Of car lots ruled under ght offerings Yos Bed for uus
~ Ior septeSbor Safe Rye quiet bit stay
Tor No Pennsylvania CornOpon market ruled steady,
but specuIa ton very little inquiry for export Car lots
for oSs Tnss Ssl Sscd o NO Mixed sSe
No Mixed Tor June Al Stlh2i % Tor July Nis9
al c; do for August 4l2la do for September 42t9
he OasMarEet for lots Ffn reeeipts light No.
track ssC Undsa White Y SSe ,s MS % Whit
steady No white for June SO 1880; do TOR July S1k
As2 &C. do August 1Sls, do Tor septemoef 932c
Potatoes stesdy White ana wssssn
Fair % Coed 20 S36c: Burbsnks and White stars chaes
l51irci Good 3a 9s3ej Mammoth Pearl Choice
80 S5o, Hebron Choice IS s0o New pet
quiet and seady Beefcity Family 81 Oo9y 90 per DBL,
DO DO packets o. SMOKED Beef lonlosci Beet
Hams sl3 5ODsl4 co. Pork-Mess New slt oo DO rims
Mess. Now sl3 50 do: Family sl4 oO1lo o.; lam
Sides Clear RID IN AIT ~ 97lsOy DO DO smoked ssste
Shoulders IN dry uIycured 81 do smoked gt1
&c: shoulders pickle cured scI 90 do smoked
Bellies in pickle sass do breakfast Bacon sTe
Butchers loose 6ap7G Butter firm. steady; PsnnsyEsnA
Creamery Extra sc PennSgl7ania Prints Extrs AZ ISol
y. G. AndsN Y Creamery Extra st l7c western Factory
Il l5c; Packing Butter ll9l2c. Eggs hrm Pennsysanta
6eSc Full Skins % NC Sugar-Renned nrIni
Powdered STaaso: Granuatet NC Feed steady winter
Bran s4 90 per tor P9srs IA ;seA SS 40 3S or
LOO bnsL Oats 700 bush shpueats-wAsAs 5000
bush. Corn l2.2O0 bush Oats Is 400 bush
ToLEpO. s-wheat easy. steady eash S4aSsse1
June sici July Il -c; August 77'se Corn dun steadyi
SnIn $40 August SSc oats sss cash 3" oo s
Corn 5000 bush oats 1000 bush. Shipments-WhcsS
1000 bush. Corn 10000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
NEw-YoRK DAILY rR1BUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 10, Isss

dry weather in the Northwest which led 10 good buy
ing by foreigners and an increased interest By local
firms. The weakness which developed later In
the day attributed 10 tho long interest realizing
on the advances recorded earlier In the day. July
opened at So IS, advance OF 3-S on Fridays clos
ing figures. This was followed by a further advance
to 81 1915 fICm which figure there reaction TO
81 IL, az which quotation II closed heavy On the
curb a further break was recorded TO So Is, which
was the final figure. The options closed follows:
June, 81 % July sc I.2; August, So; September,
- 90; October, 81 IL; December. sc js, and May,
1890, Oi Ii.
Spot wheat was entirely neglected, transactions
being recorded for either the foreign or homo markets.
corn options sympathIZcd with the speculative
wheat market, ard advanced is cent all round bit
the trading duh in all the options which showed
The following closing pIiCCS: Juno, Al "a July.
Al "a; August, - II. and september. ~ 3-l
Cash corn was Scarc, and recorded advances Of
l-2"l cont. the export orders amounting TO only
81 900 bushels.
Oats werc firm all round the market remaining
quiet with no material change, recorded. The up.
tonS closed shade higher az 3 for June, July aud
August.
Lard was dun throughout and generally point
lower, the exception being In tho August delivery,
which gaIned point. Tho final figures were: June.
81 9G; July, II O3; August, ~ ", and september,
81 IL.
The receipts Of -four and grain reported on satur.
day Al Now York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston
wcrc a. follows wheat, 1870 bushels corn, II, Asa
bushels; oats 100 00j bushels; total grain 22l,l"5
bushels: hour, Il G5T packages ~ Milwaukee and
81. Louis ME arrivals we're: Wheat, 50,3lO bushels
corn. 4Ol 40 bushels: oats, 227,I2j bushels total
grain, G54 sos bushels -four, l5627 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE: June s.-Cot;on qaot Mhin- II Mil 20
AZ SO OOi Extra S5 80 OO Family do a. Is al 10 ;
City Mills Rio Brands Extra e. s6e6 0O Winter Wheat
Patent IS 90 Spriug ioSS IS % do TO- Straight
s52SS56O: 40 EItrI s5 75s62j. whoat-southen 1rm
FnlE ~ a Iso. LouEberry ~ - 9Oo3 No. > SOuthsra
Sc we.tern oasy No Winter Rod SPOT ~ > asl &c :
June ,0-l Lc july At ipaIC- COrn-Southern steady
White At al 6IGc Yellow At 4Gh42e Western arm;
sp0t 4Oa. a4Ic. June 81 al 80; July "a Lci
steamer a. 3gl3c steady Western White - 81 &c;
10 Mixed 90 s30c. Graded 40 White - SJqr Souhera
and Pennsylvania Os3lc. Rive quiet at % r65c. Hay
easter Prime Choice Timothy AZ sl4 O0@lb 30 Pro
visions quiet. Moss Pork at sl3 - Bulk Meat. loose
Shoulders Cloar Rib Sides &c; do packed O'gr
Baooil-Shouldcrs Clear Rib sides 20 Hams
quiet steady II dl3Sc. Irru stSafY3 HeAnel A. siaa
butter quei Western Packed sl2c Beat Roll ltaiGc
Creamery j. &c Eggs FIRM II - ia lGo Petroleum
Krnnod SOC Coffee quiet strong no oarsoe lar
Al 4 soft $50 Copper
nrm Rro it &c whsEey arn At 81 10. Frrlghtst
Liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton 100 asked four
per ton sacks lJ- ~ Ba!n per bush. sd; Cork tOr
orders 3. o. RccsiptsFlonr $500 bbls Wheat 400
bush - 900 bush oats @ 800 hush Ryo 1900 bush
Shipment Flour loo bhls Corn $1,000 bash. Sales
Wheat 1000 bush Corn $1,000 bush
Family - a. IS 60. Fancy 81 90 Sst 20 Wheat hghG'
No , Htl B Corn s~ahy3 No. , MiIci ~ BE.
Oats nfni No MGel At IS 1Go Rye dnl' 40. az 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Sunday Tribune contained its usual variety Of
interesting features. The correspondence from the
new States continued. with review Of Dakota
politics and Of the struggle for prcpondcrance which
has been going for several years, between tho
northern and southern sections; E. c. wrote from
Paris on the Barge exhibition. and another correspond
en there told about the results Of Captain Burgers
recent explorations IN the Western Soudan letter
from Berlin discussed topics OF the day In the German
capital: number Of books marriage and divorce
were reviewed, and there was tho usual quota Of
domestic correspondence and articles OF local interest
Copies may still be had at the office. or by mail
Eighteen pages. Pricc, five cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

by rottng aqueduct over the Passaic River Green.
wood Lase and Hopstooug arc both damned, but tho
construction Is OF kind that causes no alarm.
The new water contract between the city Of
Newark and the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Is
before the Newark Water Board for its approval.
Should the Board pass upon 1t fsvoraby it Will go
TO the Common Council The sum 10 DO expended Is
$4,000 Co., and & large profit for the company is
probable.
The Court of Errors and Appeals recently gave IA
decision the custody Of child, In which preference
given to an uncle and aunt over the mother and
father There were some special features in the case
which gave the aunt the closer claim. The opinion
ssid "The court will not regard the parental right
controlling, when 10 do so would mpcTi the per
sonal safety, morals, hoalth happiness OF the child
In controversy over ITS possession, It's wei
faro VIII be the paramount consideration ~ controlling
the discretion Of the court One of the Judges Is
quoted saying IN private, that he had given up tho
idea of recognizing private rights of other persons In
human beings. The decision has caused sensation
among lawyers.
The county Of Monmouth IS being urrci tn take
advantage Of the rOad-law. by perfectuG existing
roads and constructing ones, that there shall
be we'll paved boulevard all tho way from Rcd BSnk
the Manas0uan River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

sss s37 Law and iac-NOs esO 1892. l24l 1900. ftl6
SUPREME couHT-sPEcnL TERM-PARr II.-AdJOurned for
ag s, asa s e gs Also
32is: S$ss ss4S: 1888 1856 -.
Ss Ssa s g4 ss S .6 sS 1910 G
1888 So7G st5S SboG sSo So7s siI6 S5o7, S4ol $3.50
srFSEaE JIIBsis sg BTe? sii5
2ssS Sls1 $7s4 3l 1924 S7ot 49, S2s5i $ls G i6
so5s 5!g$ 1918 isiS s7G7 bG26 s205 S74S S74' $780,
suFRENE IyB stSr R P4S ,; Ia
37iS 5@S ?l47, bSS4 1907 - 6G24'
srRRoGArE's CoURT-fcfors Ransom. s.-wllis OF P l.
Detmoid, 10 Patrick 1IenOr. 1880 a. M l. ~ Fhyte
p Bayer A. ~ iaik aiclael smith, Hmgh Cassidy al W
Martin S"G AS Monsma ad ~ RE, b Wont 1000 H.
SUPERIOR C2uET-oENEEAL TahMbei0Io sgJ Sjc
SUPERIOR CorRr-Eorrr TERM-Adlourncd for tho term.
SUPERIOR CoUHr-srEclAL TERN-Beiore O6orman' j.
sUTERioE CouE1@TRilL TkRM-PARr G.-Bctorr DuEro J.
Nos 1911 i7sI 1888 1884, 1893 1897 1860. s9o 1891.
sGPERio. coUAT"TRlAL TRIUMPHANT It-AdOurncd for
SUPERIOR couR1-TEAL TEHN-PART IIr-Adiournc'i for
COMMON PlEIs-GrxFn.L Tern Adjourned u9tl Jun" 20
CoxxOS PLE1s-srEGiAL TERM-Beioro Van Hoesen j.
COMMON PLEAs-E9urr TEEu--Bcfore Aneu. J.--Nc,; 10
g. a. " - 4 81 b 81 8 s. s. 81 So o. w.
coMxoS PLE4sE1I T5RNPART las aRrioo BS%s'lHysT
$50 SiS iGi, 500 iOs5 Ii9G 49, 81 l2?? 1856 Ills,
lt coSx ss f PiIi 500 f1 TG T Da
Nos 400 le02 {99, 1888 ltSS loli, l526 800 lttS
1920 ll2i ll22 lISS. ll9ili4I 1851 1910 1922 l22o
1892.
CiTr CoUE1-srrcAL TERM-Beioro McAdan, C. j.
Motions
CRY coun1-TRIAL TrEM7TAEI IaTBefG'o ROO Holm" Ia
1885, 2ll3 49, ia. 2llb.
CrIT CorRrITMAL TERN-PAEr IT-Bctore NchrhaS -
Nos 2Ss6 1874 gpL U0s 22jj 3isl JOs5. 49, 'ol
2276. TAI. lHd2. 22GI. ISL.
CRY CoURr-TKlAL TERM-PART HI;-Reiorc Mcoown. J.
2o22 1925 2l7 1870 1850 @2uS, lO1l 22!O 1878 %ltA
1Op 1885,. 2l0h, 22lH. 4G9.
COURT OYER TERMiSER- Before Patterson, J. aud
Assistant District Attorney Hedfoul-Nos 10 inclusive
COURT or GENERAL SEssIONs-PAEr l-HeuTe COWlnE, j.
and Assistant DistHctAttOrncy DawsonNus 10 u In.
elusive
COURT OF GENERAL SESSONS-pARr It-heore Recorder
SuIyth and Assistant District Attorney Davis No l.
CoCRr GESERLL SEssiONs-PART lIl.-Bctoro MaTtne.
j. Assistant District Attorney Fiugcrad-Nos 10 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
,-rror aEroRx IN coNNEcrcUr.
-, ALTON As TO WHAT MEASURES WILL

-, .,1oN AS TO WHAT MEASURES WILL
low THE. GOVERNORS RECENT VETO.
,r.....,s coun., June 9.-The veto Of the secret
Su hv Governor Bulkeley was so unexpected
p. ,,a leaders Of the reform were unaoie on Nio
mAs !. tnov lust what action to take. The HooSe"o
us -. ah pass tho bill over the veto by isise
70 80 9TH small attendance, but as no discussion
- tsisn place upon the mat'ef INC 'uV'om
s.nns,dercd and laid upon the table ou' VI 49,
- "a governor. The matter VIII como W =. 80
uo,ss on Tuesday, and the fate OF tle ll.',od
49,. a ibis Legislature Is concerned, VIII oo $500.
-. friends Of the measure will rahS 10 u -
:, q As strongly as possible, but the pie'onS a..
=. very uncertain and quite as likely 10 s"""o"
.,vn MEASURES on a reconsideration Is 10 uo "' iie
.,ss II is the evident plan OF tho IeaueIs "
r.,tv who are in sympathy with EoVernor 49,
r,.u,s N draft a secret ballot BILL winch 'u@"
-,or In ,ts operation and less expensive " Ni0
60. T, "a nossIble also, that the Oaliot 'oioi"
- a. .hnv are convinced that they cannot carry
~. roeasnre over the veto, will assist IN n~rne
,n..nra that Will preserve some OF inc "
49,. .,.,ra,,s, system For the present. ho"oNcS'
,hsx VIII do all IN their power to push inc 'ii
as IL stands ~. familiar ones
covs,nor Bulkeley's reasons are tno i"n"i
-. .rc,sd against it in the hearing oeiore
tns" VIZ Int he IS positive in bis conviction
. a.. IN, ,s not called for BY the people oi .no
:, ,h,s session. Therefore, he suggests 'nSt
e'H~ ...,n,sA With the session laws and continued
.' 49, Assembly, in order that the people , may
S,vs sfscjent time for tho nm " Wbat The
nsve ~, forth by this particular OIL VIA VIZ
IS u SCI tor'n nasiv win prepare as substitute
io@oeis VI .sS I'm is not known as yer, ouI tneIe
Io w NJ IN sydent attempt 70 SUBSTITUTE soo'nne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
nIcrk u)arico

Males.
EMPLOYFES." FREE TO EMPLOY.
IL t.l.N All classes ~ reliable usls
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cent u postal ur telegram az our "Np"nsr
lrlty or country, mercantile. hot"i, factory
aud tam help specially MERCANTILE
AGENCY, 3jl 33J Fulton It,, entrance, 800
wlAh ngtJu.st. brooklyn. minutes from
Rrihs". EstIhllshri 1879.
T. LECTRICfAN.-R manager ~ eNporl.
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unc ONCE.
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ucen.': Win god rc'rr.nrr- EhLl.
ABLI. Box l.. Tribune onire.
EkENuE and GNRurNEll-uuicr.
j stand. tn care ~ h.fs.s aui COWS,
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w ca rinTour.N A. " tr'u'"r Nii' D.
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GILLESPIE. $50 Nl|h'rsy. O.
kREIID q ~. nhn hos Nurk'I lH .
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and socuFlfl, iI.f.DlsNs parties only.
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SIEpSr wang man ~nUt' empl"ymns
- @, assistant ppT.'r or - iHi.i.ay 40 =
, Gs,r"-, house good Nfrru.'. WALSH,
$50 West 9th ~
SALESMAN aul COLLECTOR 81. II
- var, lu thr lur,h"r bushes. under.
,hni, grading ami measuring 1it' bong
l"emng - IC'.5,,tI,.r,, ~ ''Hf'y' M
NNNTcHNNN Hy lne.r, mil'" 'sr,d
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r",' reference. hIt7'ss i,NN'' lui For.
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w .,rrs. u- s.ju.l,. Vusl'l"n %" uh.,r'tmr
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w Ia, Young man. 70. who &. WING
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'ish AMI Grrmlu fiTi. wei. 'iu, 't ] ''f.
,.igrs cNrhare,ri To- b0ari. ref rene" OF
security. y, Tubuu" once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. June SO Beei-In poor demand. Hams
In good demand. Hamsin poor demand BaconIn poor
demand CheeseIn fa rlemand American finest white and
al S5s I'd TdllOw-In demand. Cotton
seed Liverpool rednedIn good denau spirits Of TOR
good demand steady ~ 31s OIL ROsinfn gOtd
demand Lsrd-Spot aod futures-in poor demand prime
Western June steady at 3js 81 July steady At 35s So
Sos 81. Wheat In demand No
Winter steady Us ld No spring steady at rs ID
FlOur-n poor demand CornSpot and futuresIn fair d.
maud mixed Western July steady Il 81 s August steady
al % sL Hops London coastIn fair demand
LONIoy June s-CalcuJa nlseet. Ais cd per quarter;
sperm oil s&B per Sugar-20s Oh per cwt for cuba
MuscovIdo fair refining. -
ANTWERP, June s.-WncoIs lard closed a. 20 francs 20
100 kilos
ASTwERP Fine pale American II frs
cen paid and II francs o confines sellers
June S-PetrOe1m-- Is marks 10 pfenngS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
GERMAN BAprusns IN Conference.

HarrsOnburg Va, June Spcc!al).-Fully 10 900
people were In attendance at the National German Bap
list Conference to-day. At the great tabernacle this
morning j. G. Roger, OF SIT Morris, H., gave power
full sermon the subject OF Heaven tho Christians
City, This afternoon D. l.. Miller, OF Mt Morris, Ill.
Editor OF The Gospel Messenger continued his lect
ures on Oriental travels He followed by S. 5.
Mohler of Missouri the newy-electe moderator with
a discourse on the Power OF the Gospel unto saliva
tom The sermon In the evening was by John II.
Wright Of Month Manchester, Ind. Elders Enoch
Fly and John WISE OF Kansas, and d. F. Staufer. Of
Maryland, filed city pulpIts to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

PORK ssteady at sl2 i2h Lard nrm fat % As Bulk.
ss.L, gaieL Short ho. At 81 90 Bacon hrmerij
Ssls paAhed goods ne basis % 81 o2 Butter qgis.
Fancy Creamery lsD2oei Choics Dairy so loo LuSeed OIL
nrm 69s@e Sugar nrm Hard Refined e7sns &c New.
81 90 Packing Butchers o. 60 sI io rscsipts 6O0i
shipments l5sO, Eggsi quiet lie. Cheese Choice
and 7be promIp selling ReceDts Of wheat l7Oo bush
shipments. 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF NEw-YoEK DEALINGS
The dealings I'm the speculative wheat market on
Saturday developed considerable strength and through
out the day active TO marked degree, tho
total transactions for the half day session aSTrrgung
over 900 600 bushels Tie fartorS which contributed
10 tho strength Of the maIl"t wcp unfav0rable crop
reports including heavy rain IN the southwest and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON. June s-Cotton quiet Mddling. loas. Low
Nldpg 10 7.lG; Good ordinary. 9aj net and gross re-
cepts bales exports coastwise bales salesI = bsles
stock 5s< bales.
NORFOLK June S-Co,ron Miidling IL net and
receipts bales exports cOastwise ioi7 baes sales
2S bales Stock, 6S& bales.
SAVANNAH June S-Cotton-Quct Mddliug. 1917; Low
Mddiug 0', Good Ordinary o. and gross receipts
232 bales; exports cOastwse $50 bales sale 81 Dalss
stock, 23lS bales
NEwORLEASs SCotton- 'Middling. lo'. Low
Hddng, loss GOOD Ordinary s2 net anu gros recePss
cO1stwise 100 bales Great Britain 2oSA
bales sales, $50 bales stock 81. no bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
il)ork rUanle0.
Females.

Females.
USINTSS YOUNG WOMAN would take
- guy position ~ irU-ti cashier, assist
Ina ni!,r, or tla,pI win lpiy. Apply bINl'
MSS. 9iG West lO'h.,L
ID OOkKEIPER.- IiY young LADY, good
ID wfip.T, IN an Quo" salary ~ ob'cI
II. II, Tribune once
TIIANRTl,N AIDS wand = aIs' ~"
\ rloaurys Tor h"lrl. 10 CHnrn Place
ENrIRlfNtED sirHoeaphrr ani asst
Il ant huutkrrprr. by = Foun" lAll "a iIy
30 rlfarrprr. TYPEWRITER. Tribune
Branch once. q? Ittrry-st.
CIFNOGHAPlIlH aud TYPEWRITER
- nv m experienced Young iaGl. Al
dress DYER, AOt West @3l.st.
xyoI,NG LADY having I years export.
curc In umbrella factory. neat sewer,
expert NJ i1bbing. &c, would also icna
store. AddrrsS CLEVER $50 East l2"th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
6rlp ulnuico.

W ANTED. one manager. two general
w nyc special ogents lQf Ne" -YoiE city
ard STATE ana alR0 Tor f-Istcfn and western
states. by the MCTJ Al RISERNt FlN
be mad n the propc' persons, only ih"s'
having hal business rNp'r!,r'r and who ~"
willing 20 EeSur" personal buNL"-- hr"l az
ply. Adde'S, Nh ). W. Moss, second
snec,1- Of hCrncies. Mutual II, srrvo Fund
Life A.EpciatIOu. Potter Building, 35 PARK
Row NcN.York City
Males.
A GENTS WANTED -Grat"st s"iIcr ort A;
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90. 30 rrari.>l. Room B
o. RE- YOU SEEKING EMPLOY.
~ MEST T--Thc old cato hlishcd Metro
p0llLaaACsucy, the most reliable employ
incnt bureau In America, con aid desirable
men secure employment a. oGcc mahagrt'
eISTE. sni .s!e,mrn ISnitSrs. ear"taSsrs
useful men, farmer. Goa hmen and garden
ers. mechanics. or any trade. pi iesslon or
HELP. EVERY DESCRIPTION. FREE
phcno or1er. At our c,pcn,e, METEOPoLI.
TAN AGENCY. CSj iir"af.a2.
u OOKKEEPER wanted also IA assistant
ID III Clinton Place.
L. RE TO EMPLOYERS An kinds malo
i help Tor mrTCaHiilc ffius, 'g'iurirS h".
tets. farms or Eentlrrncn's place, carefully
srlectnd add zcnt on receipt u postal card
10 city or country iGc" ~ charge. The
old established and riablc Metropolitan
Agency, Os5 BroaiNov. n. y.
SoDA.FOI NTAIN ATTENDANT wanted
- 10 Clinton Place.
- NOE SALESMAN wsutrd. 10 Clinton
- I1Hcc.
VA ASTED. Coed pipe organ hands; one
w y,ieer pnf tUU'f ono metal pipe makrF :
one general hand pcI son used TO handling
men pioirIIrd. Addrrts. With terms ana par
tIeulsrs L. o. Box G57. philadelphia.
Females.
OFFICE LADY wanted n assist a. book
~ keeping. 10 Clinton Place.
WANTED. Two gIH- to A. work ~
w small private family; short distance Ia
country cali between 10 aud / references
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A LBERT q. SPENCER, 20 Gih-aye.,
n between I1th aud 18th e.. u mbtrlliH,
% ras0iE canes uldr to order, recovered
and Tcpal'ci prompt ard reliable.
ID HOTUGNNpuC PRINTING for anna
L icuts aud tho trad. l0w".i price,
lee: wcrk. PRINTERS l47 Eat '.Ji.-t
STENOGRkPHY aui TEPFwRiTISG.
- Mrs HILLS. zoo Brundaay, Room :.
w ASTFD t. PURCHASE. a rompl"h"
w ~ 81 IucYripltIa Britannica, must
be- cheap Aiirrs, LIBER. 10 Irving
Ilac", Brooklyn.
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for Sale.

Il AMILY ICE MACuINE.-1c". ice
u cpanI. eaTair fuppv ~ !cW minutes .,
price. 80 To slsj J.. DERMIGNN, lsG
West 2Sth.st.
MUSIC BnNES. taken FOR dcb'-4sO
vi purchases choice u new imported
mudc-brNr. two fr'J l"uy. l. iuura with
haFp attachment. cost 30. y Murray ~,
Room 3.
Milk BDTTLIS FDG SNLE.-rlaiu
vi milk bottles with piirnt tops. 81 pr
dozen Aiir',- 800 East ll5th-sL
DATENT spEINkLING WAGON. srnd
Il tor catalogue and pric" 'lst W.
WESTFEFGELD & son. III Prlnc".st
ID ATi.NT CHTTE.-Safc o. operate. for
soali" ant places Of Amusement, can
b. used ~ cafuusal WILSON, 40
West jO,h.st
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st"gi side arm throw oil AMI %f"'m
rollers foot nr pJW'r: fur want q; ~ I,E,J.
Adir..- PRESS RnN %. Tribune on.aS
GUOE STORE failures for sale. sNoIvlnv.
- dfaWTs. rarp"J &C.. cheap '0r Ca-h
good chanr" for uarty T. continue. AL
ith-nvc.. South Brooklyn.
- AN FACTORY Or snia 10 ated ~
- Port J.f,I. Orange county y Y.
completely Furnished ulth w,d"rn ms~hln.
cry capable - employing gnu hands pos
- sion can d. given Immediately .pric" 10y
terms r..y Amply ~ JDiIN u SWIM.
TuN, ct First National BanE. ppH Jcrvi-.
y Y
- TERTOPTICON. largest dlS lung
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i tr'cvcic. sultaB'c Tor LADY, OF ErniI" man.
Iut little uad perfect condition, cheap
A. IiN PTETGO's. I2s Ful'on.'t. y Z.
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VETERANS no VISIT EEW-JERSEF.
.rwARK,s WATER coNTRAcr-THE CUSTODY OF
CHILDREN.

!, Trenton, ~ j., June e.-The meeting OF tho society
~ IN. Army Of the Potomac at Orange, N j. TINS
week has aroused great interest Whom the sugecsoh
was made IN the LEGISLATURE last winter tna' .ne
4. authorized TO make special arrangements
=, .o,or N the society there eager acquiescence
IT, .ssr win consequently have certain State sig
r,se .pss and the parade Of the National Guard VIII
be only one incident.
,hs aood at Johnstown has caused an Investigation
a. y,xeryors and dams, OF which there are hundreds
throughout the northern part of the State The weak
est spot developed is on ono OF the long levels OF the
ws Canal above Paterson where the canal Is carried