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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

&c 90 s'ss IS RssR' sss
sssSs FSsr sicily, re- Es: s ,.ITss il SSs
i.as; sirines haliSOzss. siOssidi do Quarte'00'''
active saS r GREEN
5 y ss. oi ssss a. e. sSSs
S 5FaGS.s si 8 G scgs ssss
4 hana SSst' fanatics siss1 BPSsaas BS ARA,
sS ssss si as !' Ssa.ss ro4 h%s
g. 70 BanSnsi fSS Lpo o e5 Tsn S. Adfess sS5a
90 Cocoanuts, San Bias, s2s.
h T3Tf LOOK aNP but Prices show no
Of se heR saGs' bought oSso y
home trade demand continues very far, sales 20 500
Pss sss 4 S' s''ssps Sog IS
g 81 az Ws pq SS. I 3GaSS SSs
IBIS supen g S5sas e 100 eD Is, F wss, r. indies les
e s. sSasS Hq S5 fasontS
9 Wheat low GTs q sas e so Fssh aS POOR 70
G SS 4 ' SSsss Fame
sPF5R S T E9s 1 hST $ '5Oss saS
d IS ana ' g 81 F;tsas Saaa
SI$S5: IFS. ss.. ssS s S;%sa%
P1a aR5 F3si n
RYE QaSt but held hra a sse e
%sS aaded at s 2' 81 Bra a%a s
y - ArNEWH EAT-The option market nlspiyeu IIss
,,n,an today and the general DRIFT was again .ssls
With Continued absence Of prominent features ~ on
Serd prices stood Ssa5sc below tho official close Oh yea
erday hut anal figures were stesdy showing reofS.5
~ from the lowest The dealings Tor the oay
9gorgaed about 800 900 bushels but interest," from OUT
~ Sources was meagre, and the bulk OF ne tranng
absorbed by the switching operations when pe' re re-
hroughout the entire session foregn, - rm,st
ruie though house bought July ana Aukus
options 10 fair extent. The depression was loSS
diirinr the early hours when reports OF ram III n u
west and an unexpected large increase q OaVVOo
I'm the amount on passage promoted feer selhhg, ~
onrs Juiy opened IS 34c and December az 60 i,eH
deciine of i.s63sc respectively This was
qolowed bv further drop OF 1-Sd14c, ater wncn
adices came I'm stronger and that, coupled WIN
~ an increa export demand led TO an adVahce VI
6sc July touching SO 7sc and December % lay
rm on the curb December closed NJ - LOG Diu
only small transactions The po, T,Tket a9 f toSS
four loads exporters about one Load Sc'a aSS y
taken hroSSh from mo the bu.n %e'@ spot sam IN
eiudinS ungraded winter red at Sass lac; No feal
So 94c No July IS 12as5 7sc clos.ng a. % 40 SEN
ernbef $50 S. lie cosng at Lac do oeto1er 80
AZ 8sc closing az SO 14c do pecember 81 Ioq59 81 d<e
closing nj IS 14c: do May, % 1892 7,sc cosing a.
90 s4c RYE-Very 1rm and spartnRiy p neT
Westorn quoted 81 G52c STATE 53c- BhI ~
s,coSv and 0uiet Two-rowed State quoted S3aS,c sN-
SSoUwe3 do sSG95c; Canada, 80 1-2dsl CoF'N-Q1Ip
ns developed more strength today on hr 1 az SS
univ 5sc and later months 14aS-Sc closing strong at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

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S Gs.ss :sfsss B. Pssse sssiS S. sS
SEhfs : & SSS SSs''
ssady and Sos sSSs; IS
N%yaL 1sf
Ppa 9e @ s' iS S PS 81
s Gqf p Coca a. 81 10 Ca a dsIfss
81 g g " g. g So o. W. ". g e6sss oS
of sPSSe G "a and 1's'ss1
g SS . SS1'eed ana oHs dq eSdo
choice sSc refined SUMMER yellow 4isisc do white
t @sss o Sfy!o" cGss9 ~ SSa s.
Ss Ap SeaeSGd Ninie sSsss 1 ssa esi
ssI 'iSdss 5 1iI' 95s SaS
toe natural winter 4Satec beachsd wnter 4ss eSta
Red 49, sss f9RnsaS SaIAid
75e s SfsO? ss siH BANK
OCEAN FREIGHTs-A moderate movement in the line
e Sa Sf s d Re spco sps gram
500 bales cotton sepsm6e Id to h9 so 10
S1:%e g!&'Is Is' gSan o. sea Ga%
eGARTERs@A Brdsh steamer from from baltimore nor
deabX ioooo qrs reported op private tern we from
f&TT H6HTGM % fst sli .sp Ss9
weriSn bark Oscar hence to the Bae 5000 bbs refined
IS I'D British ship Lucana London. ~ 600
London liverpool IA 900 bbs refined. As 12d Ita
ran bark Archangelo. hence to Corunna. 22OO0 cases
crude. 81 1-2c Italian brig Doares hence % Ancona
$4,000 refined % 12ci italian brig Cempidogia
Philadelphia to Ancora, Il, 900 refined - l;2c
steamer Inhex6e Phiadephs to yerPoo IL 600 I nel'
hence TO Demcrara general cargo s22oO schooner re.
Norwegian bark Madonna hence 20 the River Plate gene
cargo; British ship Trojan hence 70 RIO case OIL eIs
general brig STOCKTON Portland San Ncholas
lumber slS 30 bark Yora II. Hopkins, hence 10 Buenos
Ayres, general cargo.
Observation-Disclosures were freer buyers To-
day at full ptces saes, 400 b0s mess within the range
The West suffered further slight decline Mess quoted
s13 20dsls 20 for new Short Clear s4dsIe City Family
si2 75 Extra Prime eli 5o6s1l rs .BEEF-Un.
changed In price and dull. City Extra India Mess, ties.
a2dSl2 30 Extra Mess IN bbls, 90 49, Plate, 81 5O9
BEEF ITAMSQulet and steady Of the late decline
Quoted here OF els and at the West s14.
-. CUT MEATs-Belles very strong on reduced
stocks and good demand ams AMI shoulders rule steady
ga quiet 500 S9c hams Re's sssi Il c:
Picked Hams ii slS12c; Smoked do. 10 14a12 12c;
Picked Shoulders, 5 1875 lao: Smoked d., Gao 14c
MIDDLEs-Dun and lower. Al Chicago, Short
RIBS July closed SOC l.2c do August. Bose do Sep.
TENDER. &c. DRESSED HOGS-In moderate demand
and steady. City heavy 10 Hight IL 10d6 710c Pigs.
O 0-t0c ..LARDSunered further slight break to-day.
and closed heavy weakness at the West Options
down GOA points. with slow speculation. Cash lots
very dull Sales, 100 ties 0S5c, closing 082 12d6S5c.
city Steam quiet and unc~Red Sales $50 ties. o3oc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

July closed az 67sc bid August closed AZ o9lc ssea
500 tes egse; october closed 2. eges els. 500 ss.
sdsS America ins
depressed and some grades show ssht decline on hs,
i + sc ss and re%nss crssms saS. 5
tsss ws' e g ssg psy
VIA 'aSs ssss ss' issls IS % s ws:ss
1915; Western Dairy choice. 13ai4e; d.? geed.
i ,srs q asfgs q S,:. s:s
eflSf Pfbk sad D1ss and ruled
!Sss sat. yss Hso's s cream s1'
ssi%s ss7c, common % prime, fun skins. i,s5ssi
9 Quiet and barely steady sas and Il ise
sUGAR-RAw-Is wei maintained in price. bu, .rd:
s nss ii9 %s csns.ii9s,l % 'ess
s.ss os srs eI 5sd sss sMSs s ps.
confec.icnery "xS sss.c; ssndsrd as ssce; ~
81" sisasSc; White Extra &C." s.asse; Extra &C."
7isasisc; &c" 7'sdT'.c yellow. Tse7fo>
Western lard quoted i.2ai Ssc CITY. SC. oieomafrs
rlne &c bid for City.
TALLOw-In fair demand and firm. Prime City
quoted lac. saes 100000 n. lac.
ToBACc0-stcady. with moderate dealings. Sales,
lSe eases lsSs Wiseonsn Hay,na, prsn "a. tSns iod
$500 $50 bass Havana, 6seasi TO- 80 do sumatra
woOIe-Stong sdvces continue n come from the wess
and the local market sgnpah,es IN full measure Bus
retards manufacturers There have been sales o. 5000
n secured spring Texas 81 2c: 50 900 do spring do.
1000 do Georgia and Is 900 % washed 6sece a, prvs
terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
THE MARKETS
TOTAL, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
p.r North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERI rh h,s,d run ur Gs Lah and
lbout all the brick offering a. s'e bad brck Quoted at
cement unchanged Hsye5irsw H haa IS 5oaSS; Fish
His sas6 Jersey p s SfSSSsliS; droon Front
sS7ss2s Rcscndss @sn esCSsl 10 rdgs PEI SI ss
!es9 Reexand comTca Lime 81 Dol and a. Fin
ishing 81 20 State Common Lime SSs ssS S per COO
Co.'s flair % S2sc per bushei; Cataie Hair lSazic
C,TrCOHy-steaoy on moderate demands we o1 e
p.rrx q Reynolds fS4dsc; b. c. Sac; cocoa sc
fsv3r BSoihers English Chicory casks anu parreiS'
CoroA-A shade easier some grades Mars@e 20
Senca fe .oc Caracas, 11Gl6c Irininan- 10 i-N@
re s ssSia iS i-2&isc; and Guayaouf. 1sc'
roopERAGE STOCK-Sugar shocks hrmer, as are
.rS,y 5sTres we quote Mossses ShoSss and Hessds
s,xyseo rs Sugar Shocks and HEADS, oS.inch ~ 500
Il CO. sench 81 gOdsl IS old Shocks ana NeT s Heads
sSisn Nnt cSds 81 loSsi 49, Rum Shocks and Heads
~ t4oSss 50 Rum Pipes e5 Soase Empty Hosshesds
e $3.50 30 Hoops Ia feet s270SSo; IL eet' s26ds27
CoTToN-spOt grades made further gain Of Lice
today, and closed firm, but tracing was less astve'
ssles 4e5 bales consumption Port receipts 81 bales
sns Sos bales this day last week 15I0 bales for The
sane Gay last year Since September receipts st TIC
49, scgreGatsd Als79o bales, comparing with 6,53 ABS
beeIIss foT The corresponding time last year.
Quotations based American standard OF classified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
Board ano Rooms.

II ETTEt THAN BEING IN TIE
- COUNTRY. -Iiandsoms second floor,
with board 1O4 West 70th-st.. two blocks
from L station, block from Central Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

Rio quoted quiet Regular frs. S so teecS CSC oo1
500 exchange private gG 1850 10000 same
asss sePs ooo ssss same time 1857 1900 bags
receipts al Santos. July 1sS9, ' III GOO Bags
1888. 3 600 bags same time 1851 100 .,os l., oil
DRUGS DYES &cA fair dused stesdy Alcoh5
IS in Seve denan as2 for GRAIN anq noe az TOR t
per cent wood Refined Borax sIave o ny s california
prices refined and Ds S,Te a. s2c bis
Castor oil has light sale in parcels 9poteu az - Caw
Is Use in b6s AmmOnin qq9!ed oaoed at 2sc for
tartar is moving onIe With 3sa5 sac Quoted for S NJ
ery suns 3pwdeq al 55ds1 60 OIL Pennyroyai see@
ST. peppermint in tins u oVSs n 1Siec for IN
ger stt9n a and 176isc for beached Glycerns
6aa al aoS2ic for bb and Gums %
arm o2 Sss'd Is s. 26 81 1885, S.
h hrgeS5 ann and pGnssng SO Ioas2 so for new root
TTs-New Mpckers has s9a at n from S5u "a
Shore ac N sSass s3 Ca SSss sgse 81
S Grand N Bank 1ea G Sss e4ds
o6 Lee cpp Per fsa2oc No l. 13a14c Tucked Tails 14a
medium ana Maedsene iic; Barrcled Herring Passport
fSSsdr E sD 81 So b Ra S5a55c fcS
GGI D5Sed 90 aS ~ Faii White Hoops iaaOOc
TGREIeNP Primes AS1 IS mcdsIaSe demand good and
Spees firm Rssins continue in request Ngss geoss
Crown per box Mslags o9se crown S e. 2Ss
"a % ba Mae 52S iaS a. Taqca
s' ssowp it i So SsS
60 n boxes si4a4 84e; Currants 1909 &c; Sitron
GSsRoTn PE 7nT TT ts sss G Fr 11e
SnSSs Ses 10 1a 4 fSGes a8S
5Ic do Alicante sheed 81 dS2c 90 Canary she!led 2Ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Mass, July 2-There continues 20 he a GO
demand for all CLASSES Of wool Receipts Of domestic WOOL
have been quite large but prices we're tliy sstaln.i
Spring Texas wool has been selling at 2Od20c Tor me- me
medium and medium Territory wooIs are nln and az.
selling q secured basis OF Doc nne medium ard
i6d24c. Ohio and Pennsylyans feeoes are quiet. ard
quoted 3id36 Tor Xxx, 33c for and 3sd3oc Tor
Nc. ]; Michigan heecss sre held .. H43oc. In N.
at acc for oneq1arer and blood washd
combing snd delane feeces have beca quiet but aru
az 25d30e for extras and sof3se for upers ku.,raan
woods strong and In demand Carpet woods steady
but quiet
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ri sp S'ss' @ 'ssl ;s
6GsSs. f1surs bushels spe and sTry
qSs5dSaa P!Ssas s1ss NJ %ssd w.
s s ss 20 s 90 y s. stE fs as s
DO October % 1903 s-Ic closing al 4s ATS
TstSer more freely and The entire market was army
nentas ned o without showing any yoo material change
q sae; do wslte IS S3qie NO While ssc Mixed
s6Sg It w Do A SS s Ss Sf
@ g iS DO sspeg@ssr clong at 2S S Ssc do October
May. closing a. s2c DO White July closing az % 5tc
100 X 40 n R 70 90 3 oO
AND srEAT-Ths general sT,v, market ha;
mo y'n afse g gc s sSsa i9S & large Hay
s SSs'f s sh5S oa doa35 Rye o''O
HoPs-AsIds from some little brewing demand, the
steady. STATE ehcice ISIS 22S2oei medium. 2oa2lc DO
oa hdc 5 60 1 SsS 90 co RnSc
i3ai6ei DO 1887. 6asci Eastern and Wisconsin, new.
l6a2c; Foreign. new 33e40c
at il i5c With ssa At iis1i ne but not MOVING @oVns
freely Butts steady sales 1000 bales paper at l. zoe
S dr p h'gS % ' nf% e for Si SG a4e
HlDESStocks are large, but not selling 70 any extent,
bUss %yrs sS scecd oa2s MohSss
20 1892 n 1ec California, 22a25 70, l5c Matamoras
Ras2o sslg kp ee cds o@ G cov
ops 1913 1SSl+c o9Ttes MSnsyteo ard an RIO GaSde
western, ii r. Ga loo southern as they run i2sIs noe
cry Dry s s s5 a r. ga & bSsSSj S S
:, Sci , 4 and 6 Ok iod5o i, I2c Esw;o:lea9Ss
G. c aSHt aurbS 6seSs6 9n Sac '''0' "
LEATHER-Ths market Is ruling steady all grades,
with the demands generally good for acid and nOnacid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
OIL MARK FITS.

on CITY,. Penn. July 2Nsiionsl Transit certificates
opened 90 "a highest, % 81 lowest 81 rs closed,
92 49, sales 1ss0 900 bbls cssrsnces, $4,000 bills;
charters 81 .269 bbls; shipments, $500 bliss runs.
TD,O25 bbls.
highest 90 7:si lowest Of rs.
opened % SO closed at 90; hlghss, 90 80 lowest
u Ytnsyiiis Penn, July 2Nationa Transit certificate.
opened at 9c IS highest 92 So lOwes., OF rs closed
90 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
forses ano Carriages.

-. RI
A -iE sA5 az $50 IBRooMEsT.
fIFG AHf7 CHRkIAGEs OF the best cisss
6iTaPENsION VlCTORIAS.
& Z SPRING NICIoRIASLop,.s
LIGHT V1CIokiAhS'
IT. Carts Two Wheelers. Lsndaulets'
Mail Pbaetons. Pau Carts Landa1s,
stanhope Gigs. Village Carts, OnR MI Ts
coUPE 6.PASSENGER RoCKAWAfs'
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETrES.
DEPOT WASONs; w.vs
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCKBOARDS. ~. Dun.
Oak Surreys. OAK Wagons, oOaesonSsr
nboufs 9-passenger Buck1oards, o-pSSsSod sE
Duckboards. 4-passenger BucK pSsetons,
Dos-s-Dos. Oak Derbies, OAK Ihs nTCK.
ALL OTHER PATENTS In ~
BOARDS. ~, .,,;ngs
Single Duals. Triplets, all kinds o. spiiInSsTT
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAh ,AaoSeDStS
FOR ONE AND Two TGt,I hV CH' lisht
poAAIh 'SWiG3rG0 0, LIGHT VEHICLES
for estates and country dnvlhg,
Doc,ors, Wagons. Surrey wagons
Ladies' PhaetOnS 50 80 ''Coh,iolets
Light Stages, C ~, .ot Jobs.
Spider Phaet0ns, Sonu lS Ipbse,ons
Pony PhaetOns. ioy vchicies
''0i MdINNiixsTT1TRE TRAPS, ALL KINDS
FOR CHILDREN. ,,..,ooa
Making the largest and mos. ~! ~ st a,,S
sss 9VFR S q Cs pTrIIFfTFERENT STYLES.
LOWEST Prices FOR PROMPT CASH
Don't purchase a carriage IN n"h
or out until you pay US NHIooN,S
IN THE WORLD.
OVER Zoe noyr
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES AboVH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
ulea Comparatively Ann. closing quiet and steady.

COFFEE-The spot market for Rio grades was pursy
nominal today in absence OF business Prices were ae
duced 12c owing TO the break IN options fan n
quoted 10 sac mild growths were also neeG nere 70
tons-Cablc advices all OF weakenlng m.u.0
day Havre broke fully 1928 frs, and Hsm9urg id
pfg. The local market In consequence was
Gales indicated decline Of loGl5 points aa Hass ponts
frecr long' selling led further drop OF Oyao' P'
closing heavy The lowest figures OF the oay' s"es'
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
Countrn Real estate Go Get

AT LARCHMONT-Furn lshed cottage {;
N IL rooms beautifully located on the
SOUND nice lawn; shade. shiubbery good
pleasanter spot on earth. Inquire 100 East
81 St, or Of Mr.. JARDINE. next door to
premises, at Iarchmont
EOR RFNT-SHELTER IsLAND.-Two
L 1rst-cass. adjoining cottages, b-auc-
fully located. overlooking Bay and Sound;
houses newly painted and thoroughly aD-
pointed. OWNER. Box 40. Tribune O1lce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
flats Go Get, i,nfnrnisheo,

~
A -ALCAZAR. -. eo,A
a. Firpr0of, 100 and 122 East 56th-st''
between Lexington and PARK ayes.
Elegant new spartmentsI e.ght ifge
rooms and bath, steam heated also sUsam'
heated drying room; passenger elevator.
INQUIRE on premises. Janitaf.
ITLA1S TO LET in the
Z GORDON,
s9th-st. and 9th-ave. 8 rooms; Just com
pieied all decorated and improvements I;
rents from ESQ 10 600 per month Inquire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
Clip Real @siaic 90 Get.

SV,O LET.-Desiiable onices in tho Tract
House, 100 Nassau-st. electric nghs
elevator steam heat &C.
RIO LET. Lofts. 50 ~ by rs IT,, steam
i elevator. with OK without steam power
GEO. d. EDDY, sos MadisOn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
STAINED
Good ordfnarv. y Ia Low Middling. 0 1915
Strict Good Ordinary rs Middlng ...........1O 5s

Opuons-Furtner reports OF rain in the South ana
hush liverpool advices exerred stimulating influence
az outset and the general market ADVANCED 1aS
The however devoid OF life, and weak,
ness was subsequently, developed near months setLea
back 3d5 points freer selling, While lae devenes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
Gouses 60 let, FURNISHED
Real estate 10 GxthnnQe.

~ r. o % 49,
ELEGANT HUDSON RIVER PLACE at
u Cornwall Landing, furnished one al
Ravstde. Long Island; wanted machinery
To- grinding stone and COL working several
collections u Gue paintings for exchange
country seat on Rarltan River, close 70
Rutgers College, and aood business ior
Yacht and tug 10 exchange u. DO III ff'
real estate. 1873 Broadway. ---.
yEAN1ED.-One or more plots OF lots rea1y
w for improvements mortgage not 70 eA-
coed co per cent OF IT. value WIZ gIW III
nayment Improved property In Brooklyn free
and clear q good opportunity for any person
who is tired Of carrying moftgaged unim.
proved lots +. s. DRISCOLL, ~ PARK
Place. n. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
Citp Real estate for Sale.


"A FOR SALE, the elegant private
A. dwellings,, 9 and story, II 70 2i H.
front; strictly private location Nos. IS 70
6s Fast ood-st. Inquire OF PHI. BRAEN-
DER 30 as East 92d-st.. or al once. No.
500 Fat s6th-st. also investment property
Tor sale.
NOE SNLT.-A new 5-story double fat,
q. r',ios. al Improved; now renting at
10 per cent Of price asked rare chance for
inconVenIcn,lv situated % LOOK a'kr IT,
4ddress NAY FLOWER. Tribune Once.
EoR sALF.-Rare chance me assert.
mont Of brick and frau cen ho s,os - nsS 26S
inward snaf amount IN cash nerael Dal-
snce n monthly or yes,ly psy dSs n si fem
years paw for one OF these 1ne pfoyn es
fre, health location mfsr ho'Ss sfs plse e
Of John W, DECKER, Builder. ~ for
sstaye. near ieiss,,:;t once .I.a on ehoiee iots
Tor sale and houses b. LEI from so " $40
month: description sent by mall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
f1fnl (estale il1nnie0.

WANTEn.-Tc reEt Wet S d., bStwee99
w 7Oth and g0th sos. meaiuDl-szed
bouse; private family; best OF references'
Address RESPONSIBLE. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
Dressmdkin9.


A RTIsTIC DRESsMAKING imported
n styles; perfect nj anu nnnsI nhisi
s1ssi,ei hotel orders a. short notfce. Mrs
WI roy 90 East 9th-st.. opposite Dazl'
nings
G0IPITTNr dress and cloak maker
L wishes more engagements by thc cay
Derfect fttar stylish dlapef' ioissohSeS
roo East 42d-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

YOUNG MAN wants WORT Il handy WIN
y carpentef tools IN factory pteieetnr,esi.'
Idtress A. ~. H., Tribune Branch o'noe'
Ien East 125th-st
, 1889-05-30
GO~stT ABOUT WOMEN.

An Esqurmnu woman is iect"ring in
the United States
There was a far repre- eat on 4.
Soros;s ~ the Ceutenpia! hni.
All tie oruame,t- 40 Sir. N,t.iI#rn 3
Astor's reception room are # Dre-den
China.
a little i 90: -. Years hss u ale the
discovery iHnt ii >'.ri ls Il r.rcnPine
turned inside out.
Ms Ions, Chandler Eou ,n will
speai the tumu e. abroad. ,;he sail
Tor England June !.
Women who wish to preserve th'
sl.ra.ss and Contour of their figures ar
| advised TO learn to stand we'll.
Mrs Frnrk Leslie is never without
friends at dinuer in the pretty little
restaurant ia the GerIach, wLeFe sue re
sides.
The Chicago woman is said to have
the Er"st imitators and followers e.d ths
IAN Francisco woman the most admir-
ers.
Mrs. Jennie c. Cruly is apparently L
committee IL ore to give advice and
hear Complaints from her ister Journal
lists.
Mts. Sarah j. Hale, former editor
of Godey's LaGy's Book, was the first
woman in America 10 sustain herself hy
Journalistic work.
Mrs. Gertrude Franklin Athertou's
waist meas ures 2315 iCches. Statistics
as to the SIZE OF Mrs. Ella Wheeler
WIlcox's waist are still lacking.
Miss Mildred Conway, daughter o!
Moucu'e ID. Conway, has studied foi
the stage 10 order to have an active pro
fession, and 20 te abe to work actiyel!
in the cause of charity.
Mrs. Emily Selipger, the artist, is
coming from Boston this week to give al
exhibition OF her work. Mr.. Roswell d
Sawyer OF Sherwood las kindly offered
his studio for her receptions
Miss Agnes Huntington is having {
triumphant success at the Prince oI
, Wales theater in London. She receives
:. showers OF gifts frora the admiriDg pub
lie, but lives a life quite exclusive.
Nine. Carlotta Patti Munck, who ba'
OF late devoted herself to teaching il
Paris has announced her intention t.
give a series OF concerts III New Yori
during the months. of September ant
October.
Several literary ladies of New YoTl
will not go to ee Robert Elsmere,
because they think the author of th'
play has teen discourieouS to say tht
least, in dramatizing it against th,
, wishes Of Mrs. Ward.
Miss Amy Cross, the painter of charm
ing water colors, is soon IL sal! for Eu
rore, and has thrown open her studio "a
; the Sherwood to her friends for psi
vate exhibition and ale of her pictures
in tie afternoon from 3 to aEd in tbs
: evening from 8 to 10.
1t was letter written by Miss Mar,
l.. Booth short time before her dealt
she said: II am in tavcr OF woman SUI
frage. and would vote il the right wer,
extended tn me. One Of M
weIgbtiest reasons Tor it is that | ii,ini
it would be the surest means of securin.
for women the simple justice OF eGua
pay for equal work"
, 1889-05-30
HUMOROUS BITS.

When We take a glance around the
world it is hard to believe in the theory
of the survival Of the fittest.
Two heads are better than one. The
two-headed freak in the dime museum
earns larger salary than the oue-headed
college professor.
\ bride has attracted attention by
making Il collection OF spoons, one from
every place where she stopped during
| her wedding tour. Her taste is not a
peculiar one-brides always were partial
to spoons.
'What is that they are hollering all
over the store?" asked the old granger.
Cash, =" replied the clerk. "Humphn ~
growled the granger in disgust. "Why
don't they vary it by saying gosh some
times?''
Mrs. Jason-Here's Il story about q
man out in Dakota selling his daughter
for a cow. What do you think OF that ?'
Mr.. Jason-Oh, L suppose it was all
right. Ii the fellow couldn't tell the dif-
ference between woman and COW it's
his own look out
Mrs. Jason-lf there's anything de-
spise it's an old fool that tries to be
smart
f'Drat those cats"
Bromley, 1 sometimes think we don't
make enough of allowance fef eats"
"Why?"
''In blaming them for being so bad.
1t comes from being out so much at
night"
New Yorker-I congratulate you on
the latest acquisition to your family.
Boy or girl?
Nebraskan-Girl.
New Yorker-What's her name to he :?
Nebraskan-Well, she howls so much
nights, we thought we'd call her Cyclic
MIA.
Miss Kate Sherman, buxom Tennes
see girl, met her father at the depot the
other day, and broke two Of his ribs at
single hug. She ought to be labeled
with the words: Hands off-danger-
GUS"