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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

london, July 12.--There a brisk demand at the
wool sales to-day. some Cape o. Good Hope and Natal
secured wools were La higher Foreigners competed
keenly for the offerings. securing fair proportion for
Flnce and Germany. There were ofer'd 1879 baes.
There remains - 900 bales Following the offerings
and tho prices obtained: Victoria 500 tales secured.
1Odd1s 81 do locks and pieces, 9fdis l2d greasy.
: 3-idd1s Id do locks and pieces, 14ddS I'D New
South Wales 300 bales; secured 1sals La do locks
pieces Odd1s La greasy 7da1s ID DO locks and
piccS 1910 1-2d Queensland. q 800 bales; secured
Is I2da1s LA; do locks and pieces 1odd1s Ia
greasy l2dals 1-2d; do locks and pieces. 2d9d
south Australia 100 bales; SECURED, locks and PeGes
greasy f2a7 1-21 New-zeaand. . 900 bales scopred
II 1.2fd1s I'D do locks and pieces. 10dG1s 12d
greasy 34dd1s / ID do locks and pieces. 34dl1d:
Tasmania 100 bales eaay. l1i91s 12d DO locks a and
pieces 7 Ia Cane Of Good Hope and Natal, 300
bales secured 11dd1s 10 I'D greasy, 414d1Od;
Punta Arenas GOO bales greasy, 5d9 Lid do locks and
pieces, 3 "a as Lid.
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noston July 12-There was flirly good business lr
wool during the past week and the sales amounted 70
Michigan Pieces attracted considerable attention and
sales made Of 10000 pounds Of Eleeces az price,
selling prices and any lots thai sold above these hgpres
Ohio and Pennsylvania Feeccs were quiet, with sales
~ X at 33G34c Xxx at 3tq35c, and No. l at 1888
rresbed Gambling and deane Flfeccs there have been
small sales Of No. Combng 60 4oc, Ohio Fine Deans
ga and Michigan Fine Deaine al soc. Kentucky
~ Do Cor1hng sold az 90d32c. Territory Wool sells
cnspv M oO6a5c for and medium sales Of 293 900
E ., Teros have been made at 20a2G lie. call
ia and other kinds OF Unwashed Wool have been quiet
lora aT nces The steady demand for pulled woods
AZ pesd IN sales Of 9s 600 pounds including super
ns az S+c and extra at 2jG2Sc Foreign woods have
Sson verv quiet with no important sales
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Liverpool, July II. D. m.-Coton-The sales OF the day
Included 500 bales American. ,
Futures closed steady. Amerlcan-Mldiling. low mid
ding clause, July delivery, 90 ga buyers, July ana Au-
gus delivery 6id sellers August az Sep e%eer a.
livery 46-G4d buyers October and November deliH'f y
366id buyers; November AID De embcr delivery
3Gid sellers December AMI January delivery oid
sellers January and February d. livery. 3)Gd. sellers
september deliN cry, l-6gd sellers.
Galveston, July 12.-Cotioa quiet mli1ling. 10 7-Sc
low mding 10 lic good ordinary. &c net AMI gross
gross receipts 81 exports coastwi-. 50; sales. Al.
Nolfolk July l2-Cotton study midiling lie; nei a9d
cross receipts, . exports c0lstwis 10 alc- D; stock
Do NceIy-Net ad gross receipts % export coast
wiz, 40G; sales Gl
NcwYork. July l2.-Thc following A." The tot, net re-
o cotton 4 all uOiut, sur, SeDtrmbee 1
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DressmakinQ.

~
FASHIONABLE DRESSNAKER desires
Il fW more cu,tomers dresses $40 aud up.
233 6th-dyc., top floor.
CLOVE-FITTlNG SUITS made from -
~ ana up a. j guarantee 10 cut ard III
the Inst lining free OF charge: evening
lresse, a specially. Miss NAYLOR, 203
East Slst-st.
MISS G.. G.. GILPA11ICK, moiistr. wants
IVA few more customers at home or ~ the
da7. 900 Park-ave.
4 ETISTIC DRESSMAKI Nc: imported
n styles; perfect 1T ami finest finish
most reasonable prices goods purchased II
desired hotel orders a. short notio,. Mrs
AcELROH. 81 East 9th-st.. oDDosite Dan
niags.
n HAEMING costumes In best manner
" made during dun season, ~ and -.
Riding habits Hl1, la VO-ca waists 81 80.
Nine REfNOLD. /. j7S 3i-aye.
M NE. DIAN, French dtcssmakcr. ar
NB fiying from Paris. makes dresses ~
mOdcrat" prices with Partisan chic. 2Oo
West 3.th-st
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BOARD ano Rooms.


CANDA HOUSE, l. lafayette Place
~ Select boarding. with hotel cOnNe-
nienccS cuisine excellent.
" ICELY furnished rooms. with OF, with
out board. for gentlemen. Ring "a bell
west, III West Gath
1OEAST 4eTH- ST-Fwnished rooms;
III large and small excellent board near
Broadway; every convenience.
on TIL ST.. 10 WEST.-Desirable largo
w and snail rOoms house very cool In
summer, thoroughly good table reasonable
prices table boardsrs received > references
exchanged.
90 WASHINGTON SOU ARE. WEST
30 Nicely furnished rooms; quiet, tidy
and clean superior table; near Broadway,
facing Square.
t1ST-ST.. 1879 WEST. opDosi.c Hot Ven.
4 Il dome. With board. DC yrable suites and
single rooms; transient guests accJmmp-
dsted
1O% WEST 3STH-ST. - Elegantly fur
~c| nishcd large ard small rooms an iui-
provcmcnts; board optional home comforts.
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Gin Real gsiate for Sale.

A FOR SALE, the elegant private
"A, dwellings, 3 and story, II to 2l IT.
front; strictly private location Nos - %
81 East 92d-st. Inquire Of Pr. BRAIN
DER No 4C East 92d-st., or al ONCE, NO.
100 East S6th.st also investment property
for sale.
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pulled coo; IS bags secured California. bOc; 5oOVV
TERRITORY 81. 900 pu $4,000 do scoufe1 uoI1ii
OCO do do pulled bales Bokha, 90 do East inaia anu
10 China, private terms
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Gin Real gsiaie 90 Eet.

AT REASONABLE RENThLS.-Nos;;
II 1913 LcXingtOn-ave., bedrooms, ana
146 East S9th-st., o bedrooms. Attention
the unobstructed sweep OF space from 'front.'
70 rear OH parlor door, aud the DiIdt ,.
reception hall. thus supplying DeId ioi
tasteful furnishing 10 often iscklhg 10 H'"
made for the only two remaining OF INC
group Of ten houses. Apply at owner
Office. Room 80, 70 Cedar-si., or on the
premises at 14G. at any hour
ITO LET.-Desirable Offices in the Tract
j House. $50 Nassau-s,. electric Hgh1
elevator steam heat &c.
ITO LET.-Lofts, IS r. By IS IT,. steam
Il elevator. with or without steam power
GEO. y. EDDY, 1913 Madison
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Business Chances

90 OOOPARTNER WANTFD.-Build-
90. OUO cr,' specially; plenty OF con
tracts: profit, 80 per cent net; full c1llec-
lion. monthly: handsome return 20 investor.
Adire-s HUGH MILLER. Z Murray-sL'
Room l3.
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flats 90 Get, ilnfuruishe0.

A -ALCAZAA. -,
a. FircprOoi, 40 ana 122 East s0th'st..
Between Lexington and Park AYES
Elegant new apartments, eight large
rooms ana bath, steam heated also SU;an'
heatnd diving room passenger elevator
INQUIRE on premises. JanitOf.
ELA1S TO LET In tho
GORDON.
s9th.st. and 9th.ave. 8 rooms; Just com.
pleted; ali decorated aad improvements
rents from $50 n $50 per month Inquire
Of GORDON BROS. on premises or lanitor.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

at f0th,s and carloads at Jersey City. No sales on
hNe Meght NomInllly steady az 81 5Oas5 per 100 n
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Gountrp Real Gstate for Sale.

A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.- Hand
"A some residences ana building sites for
ole; houses 70 let. season or year. CLhR'
k6CE y. TUBES. 8 Beeklan-st. N. \.
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COTTON MAnKrrs-nY rELEGRArIr.

bushels corn. 10000 oats 10000 rye and barley nOne
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0li5eeilaneoas


4 LBERT G. SPENCER, 276 Gth-ayc..
n between Eth and 18th sts.-Umbgellas,
parasols, canes, m1de 10 order, recovered
aud repaired; prompt and reliable
EAMILY ICE MACHINE.-Icc in q few
Il minutes; price SO to 4lS1, l.. DER
MIGNI, l2G W. 2jth-st., aad In the princi-
pa! hardware stores.
~ HAWKENS, 10 West 25th-st.-Grayel
y. roofing, cellars, waferiighi iopring
satisfactory, honestly, cheap.y, durability.
nWN YOUR HOME by paying regular
" rent for seven years money loaned on
all good security. NOl@rIMLE & BARNES.
80 5,b-aVc., near l4th-si.
Old TYPE METAL. type metal on blocks,
~ stereotype plate. eicctrofypc plates and
Tea lead out 81 tcd-bOAse, and oil Kinds u
meta aud paper stock, puFchaoed at STOCK
WELLS, 81 Aun-st.
- WINNING taught privately and quick
- ly by refined lcNchcr. Address Prof
DONALDSON, Bath Beach. Long Island.
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Gonscs Go tei, Furnished

Country.
T. or RENT. Furnished cottage on East
L crn shore o. LAKE GEORGE, near
Crosbvside: contains parlor. dining-rOom and
kitchen attached with three bedrooms on
FIRST floor ana three on the second; icehouse
and wOofhouse filled two fine iowDoaIs'
For further information inquire Of
Mrs. JAMES p. WILSON,
al SprUce-st,
Newark. y. j.
nor RENT.-Twl cottages az Oquago
i Lake, $40 anl SEQ Per month furnished.
Address 4. y. VAIL. Deposit. y. y.
TWO FURNISHED cottages on Mon
X mouth Beach 10 let one near Low
Moor station. with stable. the other near
Galilee station; both beautifully located
rent low FOR rest n season. Apply b K. T..
KEASBEY, 115 Broadway, Room 80.
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Domestlr 9ituation5 Uante0


Males
ID UTLER. BY a Swede, in private fam
ID ny take good care Of his duties eA-
lciience city reference. Address o.: BoN
100. Tribune Uptown Onice. LBS IL way.
OOK.-By an experienced niddle-ag'd
" man a. cook and pastry COOK WIN pr
Vate family in country OF OinerWlSei rtIcI-
ences. CHAs. WRIGHT, 22l DlyiSion-st.
H0OK. WAITER.-By a man and wife;
" man good Waluc aud carver WE nfsI-
class cook Pastry,e'gA st1 PlSs Al.
dIrss HENRY, l52 0th-aye.
OOACUMAN and GARDENER-By an
u Euglsl man, age 80, IN nfs[CIdes laii.-
ly: country preferred thoroughly una,
stands uannfencns OF fine horses hartes'.
g. care lawns. howeiS. .hfuOs, Nc'
milk. competent to taGc entire charge OF
ii,,,'.l1lemanis place; strictly temperate.
". r., / ,276 Broatway shoe store.
HOACHMAN-H OUSEWORK.-B BY man
I and wife man fully understand, care 9l
any kind Of housework, good cook la% en-
pIoycr can he seen in city. Address J.. NJ
Tribune Uptown Once. LBS broadway.
HOACIlMAN and GROOM.-By a Young
y Fngll -hInan; thoroughly understands
the care Of fine horses carriages ai,l i'.
ness: good driver hrsi-eias7 Ielcrrn.SSssj
II. C.. Box Z, Tribune Uptown once LOO
Broadway.
IOACUNAN and GROOM.-By a single
L man In private family thoroughly un-
drr-tauds the care Of horses, carriages h'i-
ness. &c: good driver care Lawn, rpaI'
can milk. good references; la9i employer
can be seen. Address T., Box /, IIlDune
once.
C;OACunIAN-NURsE tc.-By a te'
= spectacle German couple. no chlllieh.
- and % wears ola l year ia TINS country
man has served in German artihely Is
c,mprtanl coachman can milk Wlie a.
r,irl,. or chambcmai1 ARNOLD SCIiOPt,
Hotel . WesJ-st.. Ciy. -
DoNCUMAN.- Thoroughly experience IN
Y care u ilst-class prlNaee Establishment
strict attention 70 business good. careful
stylish. city or country driver ana a .ioI
ouch horseman; highest neutrality-suspicious.
rom good families. II. care OF Mr.. ktllain
carriage builder Los broadway.
GOACuMAN or GROOM.-By generally
I ussful man for gentl-man's place. where
hc,esty and strict attention Is required ~,
goot Recommendation. AdlIt s. W. IL D'i
rrlbune Branch Office, 30 west @5d-'t.
|,OACUMAN.-By middlr-acci man
I understands care of horses, Nc !. 81
city references city OF touht.a A'"i'
Brown. Box 40. Tribune once.
young man, In small
y family recently WORKED - Hafh',
best Of references Address FINN, Steers
Hofel, 3D. Greenwich
INVTVFR-Bv young man 900. well
~ known ln city best reference a. 70
t.nestv and -ohrIety good diver. Apply
PNTRICK CASEY. 100 West '@l''L
4, ARDENER.-By married German
II take ear. of greenhouse IT >. Vltse
feference Address A. G. GAkpfN ~, GU
Of l.. G.. Morris. Morris DOCK AuuSoh
River Railroad
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE,
Little business done in crude petroleum cer'lh-
catcs yesterday at either Of tho NewYork exchanges.
Outside conditions were unfavorable, ss the attention
Of scalpers diverted by the sensations In trust
and railway stocks, and the producing ana fenhing
interests alike seem indifferent to the expansion of
speculation. a little lower range OF prices was
secured the close bat the market was beret OF
feature 10 guide any dabbler I'm II.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were a.
follows:
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forces ano Carriages.

--..o-..-.-.>~., >--y.-,>~>cS~>.-,-J>>~-~~-
A -FLANDRAU & CO..
"A. 372. 374, 376 BROOMErST.
ELEGANT CARRIAGES Of the best class
6USPENSION VICrORlAS,
I Z SPRING E1ggITSOKIl 4 AZ op1As
It. Carts. Two Wheelers Lsndaulets'
Mai Phaetons. Pau Carts Landaus.
htanAopo Gigs, Village Carts, OIDnlouse
SoIIrE 6PASSENGER ROCkAWAYS,'
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETTES,
DEPOT WAGONS.
CURTAIN ROCkAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCKBOARDS.
Oak Surreys OAK Wagons. OAK run
sboTts. 9, passenger Buckboards. 3p3sSengeif yer
EucFboaris 4.passenger BuckeOards, Oak
SSo oSaDUDs. oak Defbies. Oak Phaetons.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUZZ
e,re,e DuaIs TnpietS. ali kinds of springs;
All, NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAlNA
TOR ONE AND TWO HOkS -;
Agents for Brocket & Futile co. nght ze
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT NEh1OAEo
for estates and eonr ny G Maea5s
Doctors Wagons. Surrey wagons
Ladies' PhactOns Visa. Ch,,oio.s
Spider PhaetOns. Contractors JVoS'
Pony Phaet0ns. Saxon iT-hbhJcYs
MINIATURE TRAPS, ALL B1NDS'
FOR CHILDREN. ,.-,aoa
Making the largest and m3st ui GUY GsateS
assortment OF Carriages in the Unlte1I S ~.
OVER 932 DIFFERENT SLY LIP, :stI
LOWEST PRICES FOX PKoMf IN 49,
Don't purchase carriage IN to"H
or out until you pay US visit;
rARGTST STOCK AND WAREltOOMS
IN TIE WORLD.
SECOND HAND GARklAOES AbOEH
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for Sale.

for Sale.
A ROLI-TOP DESK for s25; five feet
= ri .-tOp TO- sf5; Smiths rn.l-top Gcs
tic best made, a specially; desks Of all
kinds. J.. II. MASON. 81 Williams-st.
ID OOKS by The million; TO- 900 paper nov:
ID els, > cent, each back numbers OF All
magazines bought. SILKS BOOK En-
IOfIUM, az 6th-avc.. neaf 1O,h-st.
NOR SALE, CIiEAP.-Two splendid pad
Il ding or sailing canvas canoes both
in excellent condition; built last summer.
and have sails paddles &. For partic-
uIars address 5. b. McGIBNEY, 32S East
73th--t.
~ Or SALE.-Two folding beds. also car.
4 pets ami other household furniture. 50
West l1th-,t.
J. OR SALE.-Patnt micrometer, Just out;
} or would exchange for plot Of ground.
Adir'-s c. II. T., 303 1Gth-st., south
B.ooklyn.
~ OR SALE. cheap. an Ambcrg letter flo
j Marvin safe 5X3 10, and other Office
furniture; good a. new. Room 20, 100
Broadway.
7 iQUOR STORFS.- For saic. two liquor
IL store. Ncll locat d torns easy. Ap-
ply o. KENNEDY BERRY. RiyeIdaic-
ave. NcnLels. y. y.
T EATHFR CHAIRS and couch manufact-
- ur', III CrIer O reduce stock prcNiou-
10 REMOVAL Will not refuse any reasonable
oner by private party. Address SACRIFICE,
Box 4, Tribune ONCE.
600, 900 W We E6gr M0 ~, NE s,s.
MASSACHUSETTS, GRANITE WoRKS,
ROBINSON.
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Countrr nral Gstate 90 Get


NOR RENT Shelter Islana.-First-clas
cottage; beautifully located overlook;
ing hay ana Sound house newly Galntcd
and thoroughly appointed. OWNER, BOX
40, Tribune O6ice
DENT FOR SUMMER-Montclair, \. J.
Ii Very attractive residence 10 rooms
all conVcnieuces price very reasonable.
Address Box 295, MonNlar. n. j.
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rDcrk i0anteo


Males
ID oRTER-By a young colored man (2s)
Il TO drive light wagon; good CRY refer
encc. Address CARTER, 119 High-st,
Brooklyn.
- ORTEB.--A respectable. educated. mid
L dle-aged German, as porter In business
house or hotel In city Or any part Of the
country. FIR. o., 6o Prinee.st
ID OTTER, WATCHMAN. or any kind OF
%SIk want yerv by ISu soSsS In IN
S satate % 222 Bowery.
ID OKTER-Colored nan wishes situation
j in a dry goods or drug store. Address
II. J., 90 Gih-ave., top floor.
ID ORTER or DRrVER.-By a person TO
4 make himself generally useful. 49,
DoRTFR or JANIToR-By a young
i Swedc in a wholesale house. A. G. F.,
1853 4th-ave.
ID RINTERS.-An all-aFound printer wants
1 position capable to talte charge; strict
~ temperate. Address ADAMS, Box 40,
Tribune Office.
SALESMAN.-W to represent one or
- two good houses in fancy goods, toys,
&c. for Minnesota, Dakota, Nebraska and
Colorado; will pay my own expenses; good
references. Address FANCY GOODS. Box
%. Tribune Office.
- UPERINTENDENT Of cattle company
- will accept place in Western Texas
Mexico or South America best reference
Address s., Box -, Tribune ONCE.
'Y,OOLMAKER. WITH first-class refercnces
good draugh, sn9n acquainted with all
machine work competent 10 take charge OF
sliop or for experiments: wants ST. ady posi-
ton, d. b., Tribune Office
w ANTED.-By young man Of %. an op.
w pOrunity tO learn the Undertaking
business best references. Address KEY
NOLDS. 81 West 23d-st.
w ANTED.-By n bright young man. lG
~ years Of age. pos ton in Office OF
wholesale house. with chance Of advance
mcpt: Al recommendations furnished. VI.
VOLKMANN. APO East S9th-st.
Females.
CDPYUOIDFR.-A young LADY copyholder'
u able to revise. wants employment. Al
dress COPYHOLDER, Tribune Ohice.
S,TENOG and Remington oper-
= ators furnished 70 business houses no
commissions. WYCKOFF SEAMANS
BENEDICT. 1927 Broadway.
:. TENOGRAPHFR and TYPEWRITER;
- BY a thoroughly competent ana gehtcsl
Young lady; has excellent references. Al
dress TYPEWRITER, 179 Remsen-st''
Brooklyn.
" DUNG lady. beginner. wants place. a.
I stenographer and typewriter; willing
10 begin low. Address NJ o.. 3l3 i. l4,h-St
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The refined OIL market continues unchanged AZ 10
cents per gallon In New-York and 40 cents IN
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
OIL City Penn July l2.-Natlonsl Transit certleates
opened, S2isc; highest 92ssc lowest DISC closet olrc
Sacs sc 900 barrels cearances l54 900 barres ehars
so193 barrels; shipments, 720l7 barrels runs osoSs
barrels
tonal Transit ceracatss onened AZ 92 3Sc; closed,
81 34c; highest 81 3-sc lowest. 81 34c
Bradford Penn, July l2.-NatiOna Transit ccrtlneses
opened az 80 lsc closed 81 Sac highest 92 loc; low
81, 3-4c. Clearances, 100000
Titusve Penn. July l2-Natonal Transit certinca'es
opened 02c highest 81 3Sc lowest, OIL 6-sc Closed
I-Sc
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horse write for particulars OF send 81 % Tor
sample ana g. ahead. GEO. W. WADE,
Cadillac. Michigan.
w ANTED.-THE MUTUAL KEsERVE
W FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION desires 20
employ one Special Agent in each CITY
and COUNTY Ia the UNITED STATES.
CANADA, GREAT BitIrAIS and
FRANCE. 10 also has excellent openings
for good business mon, IN an ~ these
Countries a. MANAGERS, General and
ID stnct AG ENTS. Compensation Liberal
results certain; positions permanent. THIS
COMPANY furnishes LIFE lNSuRANCE
~ one-half the usual faic.. II has already
paid SiA and One-hGt Million Dollars IN
death claims. IL has mors tnan Two
Million Dollars Cash surplus. IL Is The
greatr.t success ever known Ia finance.
Address or call upon T.. - HARPER,
pre.ifcn' or y w iiIOSS, Vice Pre- -ident.
Home once 80 Park Row. New.iCrk. or
upon any General Managers.
Males.
yIyATCHMAN WANTED.-One acc dainted
w with the duties pr fcirri. Apply. 10 70
l. o'clock. lO2 West lltl--t
w ANTFD.-A Protestant hefdsman and
w mixer. Apply lp@ West llth'sL
Females
rTNOGRAPHER accustomed 10 CAL;
~ graph must De good penLlah ana e"ol
at ngures. Answer Ia own handH ritins'
stating compensation wanted N. n H.
Tribune oaneA
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Furnished Rooms.


COOL. PLEASANT ROOM, neatly fur
~ nished l4O East 27th-st., near LeAlhg-
tn-ave gentlemen only reference.
CLINTON PLACE. 3o.-Convenlent hand
~ somely furnished rooms refined man
dgement; low prices uansients.
II LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS for
- gentlemen, en- suite or slnglyi every
thing frst-class references. IL tast 32d-st.
" URNISHED square room 10 Jet; - 80;
L private house. l07 East 6lst,st.
n ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS from -
- up - East 12th-st.
% DIST. lC EAST.-Ncar fifth Avenue
- Hotel superior location rooms ana
board references; t'uns moderate.
OSTH-ST JIG EAST. -rIea,aGt co II
N~D IOun-. on suit. or sinc ly; sumner
p1ge: meals II desired transients accom-
OSTH-ST., ~ WRST, near Broadway
- Large cool room first floor SO; hall
room ~ so; near principal hotels. Testau-
rants; gentlemen only
% DIST, - wEsT.-First-class room,
C/ single or double. clIglbly located con-
venient TO three car lines, gentlemen only.
sfEAST 11TH.ST., next ST. Stephens
~ HOtel-Desifable double and SINGLE
roms; summer terms.
~ EAST 2GTH 81. beautifully fur
Il ~ nishcf alcnvc, double ana single
rooms summer prices.
BROOKLYN
ARGE alcove or hall room for one or two
IL persons private family easy walking
distance % Bridge fine lOcatlOni low rent:
references. 80 Schermeihora'sL
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Gclu il)anteo.
Males.

Males.
WANTED Five 1rst-class travelling sales
w men a. Onco. VI. n. GARLAND, SO
South gth.sL BrOOklyn. L. D.
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Griu n1anteo.

A GENTS WANTED. improvement Oh
n ch.lds rocking horse. which makes 30
travel forward a, child rocks, SAINT live
horse write for particulars OF send 81 % Tor
sample and e. ahead. GEO. W. WADE,
Cadillac Michigan.
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4 ARGE alcove or hall room for one or two
IL persons private family easy walking
distance 20 Bridge fine location; low rent {:
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-..,oo UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPOlt
SJUD. TUNITY.-To The night party.
WV WIZ %, D GOO to AZ. 900 annua ", inanag-
Io Hi nranch once. DUNLAP ELECTRIC
90. Philadelphia. ---
a., WILL PURCHASE Breoklyn
81. UUU manutaciory reqnii.ns 1000 :,
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SsIIa shed twenty years. INVESTIGATE.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-24
NEW BUILDINGS.
List OF a Few to be Erected In tht
Nnnr

List OF a Few to be Erected in the
Near Future.
The following permits to build were
issued by the Building Sup rintendent
last week:
B. P. Hutchinson, dwelling, Shaw
street. east of Main street, 81, 900.
Frank E. Walsh, dwelling, Adams
street, between Maple and Main streets,
$2, 900.
Mrs. f. G. Howe, dwelling, lot 2,block
|6l, Hancock survey, $500.
Mrs. E. T. McGinnis, dwelling, lot g.,
Longstreet tract, $5 900.
Lindley &S Jones, market and armory,
Fort street, between Sixth and Seventh,
100000.
@. E. Woodhead, stable, between
Buena Vista and Upper Main streets,
$500.
E. W. J. Scott. dwelling, Whittier
street, between Ninth and Lincoln
streets, $1,000.
Emma Phlager, stable, No. S Lincoln
street, $l00.
Me Wo, store, No. 10 Juan street,
$3.50.
M. P. Beck, dwelling, corner Eleventh
and Sentous, $500.
Ole Hall, dwelling, Kelley street, $500.
Edward Hildreth, stable, 245 South
Hope street, $675.
Total, $72 ,435.