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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

CHICAGO AUG. CSpesaD.-on Change yes'eiu1 N"1
excessively dull in wheat Encouraged By the an
movement the bears made determined effort 40 ,n'
outset 70 break this market Though one or Two sies
,ye-. made 40 7s cents for December. the rest was
rcoy ISL cents; and IN spite Of the b'rl'h ieenns ~
prevailed this proved be within D cent OF the bo'"H
for The day II was evident that the market was
oyersoh and after few minus ualih2 uAs oN'.'''1
cnasof and for TWO hours litle business transacted
Toward the close when the scapors undertook 10 cover.
they found little wheat for sale and were obliged 10 al
vance their bids There has been an excellent deHh
for new cash wheat all day al premium over Au-ua'
o. from Il 20 d, cent Reports from the country are aI
local rs an. buying Chicago prices iof the ne"
crop in some Instances the dcmaud for -four being 20
urgent Though thc market closed substantially inc
Friday. taore IS much stronge. ie1ihs' e5
holly 10 the active demand for cash wheat corn ann
oats have been weaker AL day. over the prospect
i.rger arrivals le country shortly II - tou-'
thar the present weakness In provisions j. large al
IA kcr- who are supposed Doe extensively snort ai 4
uurl nov make an effort thcr sales no mark
Improvement IL prices be looked Tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
corp1rrox OF cRops ~ xEw.HoRx

IRON THo sac WCaTHor seTvIce INIeTn
Duiug the week ended August y nay has been
Ontario. Onoudaqa OF 60, TOmpkins and SUFFOLK
Counties and also through belt extending along
The western aud sogthern border of the state, COM
pris.ug eight counties from Chemung 10 Orleans Inc
remaining reports f0r thc state Indicate serious
damage from rain. over the mentioned above,
with the exception Of Chemung and 81. Lawrence
Counties, tie conditions have also been favorable
a.. l.bo1t batler and rye Through these sections
also oats are less seriously damaged by rust Than III
other parts Of the state The weather cont uue' 10
he uniavorah.e for corn through thc Hudson and
,,oi ark y8l cy- and tLe northeastern conntee Uut
In nearly all vi N, central aud stern counties IT,
condition has greatly improved Potatoes are routing
no some extent loo nearly all counties. ana ia most
instances the damage from this cause IS serious.
ae. of blight ar. reported from stchester. Duchess
TIcrlimer Ononlaga Cortland. TOmpkins. OswegO and
Sionroe Connt.cs The condition Of grapes has NOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
GRAlEAYD PRODUCE MARAE7S
rnA1r.FEs 81 NEw.YoRK DEALINos.


The Ncw-Yolk wheat market was not slnsH''' p.
rs quietude on "a urday. 80 cables were re-e''''
from London in consequence OF the holiday there a
tho absence Of this element appeared TO check ui's
both here and ~ the West AZ the Produce kfehah5o
les than 100000 bushels OF options were do'i'
In and the fluctuations narrow ana "I'ho-.
feature. On the curb the prices were repO'
usually drmer az 50 l-8al-4 for August ana .
cents Tor December. The net changes at the onioS'
close were declines Of Is for August at 80 70,
October 81 % 2-s and November at Sc IL ana 90
cent for December ar - u and May, l5No' O.
81 IS september showing change at 81 5-o cent
Cash wheat dull and generally a shaur ~"
lXporrer- took 10000 bushels. and sa.es were -
ported Of noary 100000 bushels TO receivers G. j. D.
Corn on the spot weaker IN spite OF hourIa, ,
demand from shippers the price yiedeh IA co"''
EXp0rter, bought 10000 bushels. Ihefe va -
fairly active movement in m" option lnc Dui a.
conce sions Influenced by large Western tecs'p pa
August showed change ~ the clOs' al >" o. o." On
December retained IT'S exceptional frnRess, endins Wy
Is al ~ s.. bnt the other months Weie ol+n,er
cent lower follows; september, 43 49, Oo'oOo''
~ Is: November. A IS cents. ~ .,,-
oats were quet, but generally easier ne P'9
ended UNCHANGED for August az - Il ard OF Ia
cent for september at 2G rs. october al - "'"
NOvemlcr at - - cents ,-, ~
Lard was excessively dull The options coSe-l Oh,
4 points for september al 20 81. Tor OcloOoI az
sc 80 and 9 for November at SO 80. -.,,u
Tho receipt, Of grain and -four reported on Slt'i
day al Ncw-York Baltimore and Phlladelphino 20 as
A. Z l0ws: Wheat. 1852 bushels; corn, 100
bushes oats 42s59 bushels total gI3in, zoo M ~
bushels: -four. 3O.S7j packages. NJ Chicas2, ln t
wauiee ard st. Paul tine arrivals were mo %
a-2cG3 bushels: corn 80 204 bushels oats 49,
bush Is total grain, 665230 bushels; nof l'''i'
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
Every item Of the petroleum field report, prepared
" Tho OIL City Derrick for July, showed decrease
80 compared With thai o. june. There was decrease
" me number Of wells completed, and. TO the surprise
Va 'Ae nade. loss Of CPS barrels In the daily average
Lee" production for July Fewer dry hole, were
suuch' but in spite OF that fact the daily average
'e per well was liitle less than Is barrels. cont
pared with about II barrels in June. The averase
peI wei was not only les than I'm Nav this year but
IL was nearly barrels under the average in July.
4sesi when the shut-in contract and nondrillng
usct were IN force. Even compared with july lss7.
me hgures contrast as 10 $40 barrels per well,
asshst Is 10 barrels. Last months figures other
wise show the following increases as compared with
July two years ago: Wells completed. 374 new
pioduction 4,944 barrels dry holes Al wells drill
ing al; rigs up AMI building Ia total new work.
ofo increase. The new production last month IS sil
considerably in excess of May but the new develop
ment work is nc: only less than in June. but less
man In May. Although the activity Of the searcher
Iuf OIL a. shown by the July figures. IS still eXtlaofd
nary, the decrease from the two preceding months
possesses much significance. 1t implies either
lack Of territory attractive even to tho
" Wid-catter' who assumes risks rejected by
any prudent producer, tendency toward
conservatism on he part Of those producers who do
not desire 10 lmpern the existing basis of improved
values by extravaganza with the drill The oil b.
dustry has reached stage WHERE In view OF the heavy
depletion in stocks above ground, it would be the part
Of wisdom for the owners OF fertile lands TO husband
their resources wisely. The strong position of tho
Pennsylvania producer, ia Wow Of the small visible
supply and the scarcity Of now good territory Is r.
Elected by the fact that I'm spite Of the great increase
in the development work this year July prices ruiel
in the nnetes, while they ruled in tho eighties Ia
July, 1ss8, and in the slxt,cs in July, 1857. Tho
nfp has been dledD
pointing to drilers for oil. The height of te years
output may be considered to have been rcachsd unless
the future strikes are larger scale than heretofore
Unless there IS unexpected development the amount
OF work and the volume OF yield ought to diminish rs
winter approachesF bringing with Il severe storms
hand weather. INSTRUCTED impossible roads dearer
fuel and the various elements which Increase the cost
Of oil mining.
The following table compares the field reports OF
fl,. Io-t Al o-,,. TttIy We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

o2,37s barrels day. II IS conservative estimate
80 place the reduction in net stocks for Juiy "'
coo 900 barrels. -.
IL win be seen by the statistics gwen above that
last week I'M no wise lessened the Strength oil ihe
petroleum position. But the speculation wac less
Of The previous week al the two New-YOrk boards
Rcallzatlons around the top figures and rneNtu
10 assume the risk Of new bcarish
10 ~ cent per barrel The decline represented
total ei back from the extreme advance am0untns %
II cents At the Consolidated Exchange tne
dealings were divided between 100000 baf;es ~
August options 1929 900 barrels Of september aIu
August many of the traders, by mutual agreement
sWitched1 option contracts from August 70 0cp
telnbrr at difference OF about 1-fo3-o cent iivle
f1r the later months price The advocates OF Wy
option system express increasing eiaithcailuh w.
the working Of the plan, and do not appear o. cN"l
any complications through future possible moV,lslt,
I'M ca n or immedate-dclveiy OIL. We arr InoihtTn
that the standard Is paying option prices loi 1
bought in the field where they have been t9kunE W.
So r'Icbance basis siure the option scheme was
adopted n Is 10 be hoped that the optimistic VleH
of the Consolidated Board VIII be Justiheu !" ,,a,
future Toward the end OF the ween the ol'le i,,
et splrted up TO ~ 90 l.. but II ie on az ain
81 90 The sentiment among operators Is NJ ~
nr.vaflinrv bllish as IL a Wcc6 age, ana SUI
operators look for a further setback. Actial az 1
however 4, still closely held and on any ira W,
eool buying would doubtless appear Ire uls "a ~,
closed dun and steady. within small hacuoh VI 'i'-
close OF the preceding week. - -, W
The range OF prices and the total deainTs ".s.cl,
tlonal Transit certificates a. The IOusollua go go,
and Petroleum Exchange and The STOCK f-ASii"''-'
for the last two weeks wcrc a follows ,,,,,tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

~ URSE aud sFAMSTRESS.- BY q Ger
y man Protestant Young woman; eX.
perienced nurse and flrst-ciass se2mstress.
- -.ler.rces. en- az n2i 3a.ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

improved during the week. Ths tree and other fruits
s ss.sel along the Hudson valley have been very
seriously injured by unpropltous weather
~, truicssor Roberts, OF The Agricultural Department.
vi coiuel University has noticed the appearance ~
pf,uuar black rust IN wheat. Farmers and CORE
SpOndenis kindly requested 4, report any cases
Vi lhis Lew form OF rust for invest cation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

The condition and promise OF the export business
in refined oil are shown elOquenuy oy recent STA
tstics. The daily average Of charters In June was
41,ss9 barrels, comparing With a daily average OIL
40 500 barrels I'm June 1sss, and 4O.054 barrels n
june 1857 or with an average for the whole year
Of lsss OF 81 O34 barrels a day. But July has done
far better The full reports show the charters ID
have amounted 10 !. -92 J41 barrels. daily aN-
erage OF 81 $50 barrels, against 429Oo barrels IN
July. l5ss and 1887 barrels In july, l77'. inc
complete returns Of the pipe lines are not yer az
hand, and while the lines not reporting dauy may
advance the production to little above JuneS iull
figure, GO.j-4 Lalrcsl. there viii DE little r'allN
change IN the excess Of deliveries, A. shown by ne
incomplete and the complete reports. The palIai
returns for last month OF pipe line runs amount 10
6s4 O03 barrels or a daily average OF o1.}-2 .sl,
ltls The deliveries have amounted TO 2'3'' So
barrels, 76,7O3 barrels day, showing an eNccss
Of 693Gs9 barrels IN deliveries an average OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
Citp Rral Gstaie FOR Sale.

A FOR SALE, the elegant p,ivate
n. dwellings, and 4 story, IL 10 81 n.
front strictly private location Nos. as 10
o. East S2d,st; Inquire Of PHI. RRAEN.
40 Fast seth-st. also investment property
for sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

tinople. T. T. O. rave account Of The giO~ ,oi
OF RepIhcanisn IN Montana. ana Dir 2, ~ ,iaaley
contributed his PERSONAL "reminiscences o. sls , and
literary society. theatrical and sporting h9s u,
complete attractive sunday ssu-. SVp.e ,,aqes
str be nad AZ the otiCe or b. mall >heee" '-9'
Price 3 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
October 2sss .. :. 81 ST. 81 sSSS

October 2sss ..... 81 ST. ST. sSSSS :ss
SHORT RIBS PER 100 LBS. :,
september .--...545 545 S%S ~ ~
January January -. ........ s2n . 49,. 40
Cash Que!s'oa' follows FlourIDuI ana 1, IN.
Wheat nominal Ne. 9 Red 77sc No. Corn. ss'se No.
nominal s. fla 49, % gsoc Pine T&oihg seed.
5 NS 9fk s"l g s s soe ao % Is a sSs 40 D
Soxe p SneSSas wRsa der sHI nshed sooS
A.uae, RECEIPTS saipre115.;;
Whcst bushels ..................i 100000 1000
0at' bushes -.233 goo l590gJ
on the Produce Excsaege today the butter
act and UNCHANGED. t.ee- quiet az lie -. -. n
,ed 7s@7ge receipts 10000 bushels shipments ! 600
bushels Cor easier y ? mixed 37Ag03ee. oats en7
PR cueC, sli 27s. Lara DIM s. 95 BuIErnea:s.
CT WSsy o og 10 Bacon ' Ssl n seUss coed:
basis OF 81 OF. Butter fair demand sugar steady-
and ghS - 55es4 90 packing ard bgteSeTs q $50
ead G F sS 9oaS9 baS5 Rg sad pr 0 caa
choice oH wn A Foo os Of Witch R' were
promptly cleaned up Ncy geats ,yery 9o ann
%oS under 1S-' light dsaSad w5is market and
Circulation tame ard demand BON for export and mile
lg light No. PennpNaaia Rcd in export eevStso,f.
No ; RED August s4qsi4 s,piembef ssSas4 octo-
no speculation purchases futures at l@ &c lewsr
under reports nom other markets Export ue-
mand light CARROTS tor local uade quiet but offerings
light and prices iac higher. 10 > Mixed n Twentieth
Street Elevator, 45i2 No . Yellow. 4G; No Mixed
August 4Sao44+; september, 43as6At October.
a4i4a44i2; Novembep. 442et5 OaIs-CsTlots qn,ss
hut steady. under lnodclo'e oEcings No White $50
No Whit. 3fie; d. Choice. track. 49, No WHITES
- Futures dun md 'ic lower No White August.
81 1902: September 3O'- g3i october. 30sso3lr; No-
y,Inber 81! QSl p Egc.-s'eady Penn-ylyy9a YAM.
arefs IS. Other articles unchanged. Receipts-flour
? 400: wheat e7.iO0; corn $4,000 oats, 10. 300
Shipment--Whcat. a 300; corn 1900: oats 5000.
st. Louis Aug. 3.-tlour quiet. unchanged Wheao
lower. trading iighfest OF the s,ason No red CASH
/ T33a73a.c. August closed 49, G7alsc september -
| o74isc bid December 77lG711-c bid Corn dull; No.
mixed cosh. 33@ 0S3sc. AUGUST closed 33,ec Sep.
tauber. 33sc asked. Oats lower and weak; NO q
cash 3Oc asked September 20d e0i-c asked May 24ito
asked: August 1890 asked. Hyc dull and easy No p
dole asked. Hay quiet; prairie ssass 80 timothy Sod
o@f5 Bran lower and dull. f40sJc. flaxseed- 81 %
bid spot 81 % FOR prompt -iSpment and 81 d for
August Lad dun ana unchan2ei But9r qrlett Dns
Fels demand falf ut Zoe. Corn meal, ~ O5ds2 10.
Whi,sev 81 o.. Provisions dull demand for
round lots aud iobbing business very small Recepts--
FLOUR POO wheat li5UO0. $1,000; oats. 30 600
Sb'pmenls-Flour, 5000; wheat 10000; corn, 10000;
I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
The Sunday Tribune contained its usual variety Of
Interesting features Nh. Smallcy wrote some Notes
from London on personal topics, ard there letters
from regular correspondence in Paris ard COnstan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
Hllstellaneons.

IOTN Granite state Provident Association
- ard own "a home anywhcr IN United
StaoQs by paying regular rent seven years.
MORTIMER s. BARNES. 80 jth-ave.
ID UBBER AND METAL STAMPS Seals
IL &c. retsiled AZ Wholesale prices; no
humbug. UNION STAMP WORKS. 81
Church-st., between Dcy and Cortandt SIS.
1OnBO Ats. Plea sure. metallic; oars. ~
IOO pIe-ervers, lfc-ra ffs. &c. SMITH
BOAT WORKS. 1J9 SOuth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

COoK. HOUsEwoRK. LAUNDREsS
= WORK. tc.-By good reliable colored
girls; chamDerwork. waiting, nurses. &c.
AZ the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU.
l5s shave, near 10th-st
COOK and LAUNDRTsS.-By a capable
- Welsh girl ; not afraid Of work excel
lent cook sober. honest. willing city or
ave near l7th'st,. upstslssss> 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

includes sales Of Gs 900 barrels, tomorrow delivery
Good business + still enjoyed In refined Oh anu
uriree were strong at 40 cents per gallon III Ne"
York and PhlIadelpha. and 30 cent. IN Ba-lhIore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
TITS AVON-BY- THE-SEA NOW
KEY EAST BEACH HAS A NEW NAME!

,.,,,, posToFFIcE DEPARTMENT DID 1T, AND
TUE coTrAGERs AND THE VISITORS LIKE
THE CHANGE-PLANS or THE SEASIDE
ASSEMBLY 80 A PLACE FOR REST
AND CHANGE - WHO THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
Rooms uOanteo.

w ANTED.-About middle August, two
w large connecting rooms, or large and
small sunny rooms must be well furnished
and well kept; location near Firth Avenue
Hotel Address stating terms and location
W. Tribune u1tqBu Once. 1.2sa R'Eay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
Business Chances


A BUSINESS places sold partners with
n capital procured reliable business oI-
pOrtunitles presented without Charge hlsh-
est commercial and bank references.
FUTILE & DOWNING. III Broadway.
A PARTNER with $4,000 wanted ia
80 hfstclass established manuiiciutl
cent on sales
FUTILE & DOWNING. III Broadway.
A SEWING MACHINE BUSINESS on
IA bfoen-st.. Newark, FOR sale Lrst-ciS7.
opportunlty 10 step into an estabii.hea
trade q p years stock and fXg 81 800.
Is bargain; 81 siactory reasons f0r selling
agents not uCuced. Address c. l.. j..
z24 Broaa-st.. Ncwsrl.. n. }.
A GOOD FIRE INSURANCE BUsI-
"A MSS, 20 year., Al company, oflca
rent low , good reason for selling refer
enees required. ATBtPIRON. 45 Dey-st
A i PAY CASH for stocks OF merchsn-
n Use, or buy whole stores SCHWEIN-
BERG, l&O East S3d-st. Liberal cOmmis-
sion paid % agents.
nRUG STORE.-win sell at any rca-ona-
~ bic offer; good business ill-heaith cause
% selling on Long Isian9. Can 90 add e-s
], 10l Fuiton-st.. Brooklyn.
TOE sALE-steam laundry doing nice
i business, poor health reason for selling.
Call OF address WM. AKMBRECHT. 500
East 1lth.st.
nor sALE-Retal clothing, hat furnish
z ING goods store our ~ civ good csfab-
Nshed trade satisfactory reasons for selling
Apply az FREEMAN BROS, 594 Biuaiway
FETLFMAN wishes % borrow from prl-
u Vate party 1925 until OCTOBER; ample
pcrsoHai security deposited with Lender $40
paid FOR accommodation. Ad1FeSs EMER-
6eNCY. 16s 4th'sya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
felu fOanteo.


VA ANTED.-THE MUTUAL RESERVE
w FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION desires 20
employ one Special Agent in each CITY
ana COUNTY IA the UNITED STATES,
CANADA. GREAT BRI AIN and
fOr good business men, ia all o. these
Countries as MANAGES, General and
District AGENTS. Compensation liberal !
ir suits certain; position p rmanent. THIS
COMPANY furnishes LIFE INSU RANC CT
a. one half the usual rates t. has already
Md SIX and One-hcH Million Dollars in
death claims. i has more than Two
Million Dollars Cash surplus. l. is the
greatest success ever known m finance.
Address or call upon + -. HARPER,
President. OF ;. W. ELOSS Vice Pres dent.
upon any General Managers.
Males.
II YOU WANT 4 STU ALTON, or desire
I 90 ch1ncc your present position, send Tor
descriptive circular It once We furni n
situations fof al lnl- OF business pursuitz
over large territory; rife r"ces furni shed.
INDJ STHIAL SUPPLY BUREAU, New
Haven. conn
VETANTED.-A young man O. COPY bills
~ ANA io general Dl'cr work: must De
good pslWan and ven cOmmcn1eli salary
IS pes week. Adde'S j. ". d., +. D..
Box 271s. y. y. City.
w ANTED. -Sllesuen 20 sell advertising
w caluudars' good salary and expenses
paid: none bur those gh0 have sold calen-
Oars need apply. giving references. last.
ERN ADVERT ISINr CO., Pawtucket. X.
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
flats 90 Get. ilnfnruishto,

A -ALCAZAR.
n. Firepro0f, 100 and 100 East e6th-st,
Between Lexington and PARK ayes.
Elegant new apartments, eight large
rooms and bath, steam heated also steam.
heated crying e room passenger elevator.
Inquire on premises. Janitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
Cnnntrp Real Gstnte GO CIT

ONLY three more furnished cottages to
" rent Din the Catsklllsi. by J.. NJ.
STEVENS, Cairo, y. Y. Write for special
terms for August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
Ccnnlrn RraL Gstat for Sale

>--~.--~---.- - .0~-~---. -.'--
A GENCY FOR Hand.
AZ some residences ana building sites tof
ale houses 70 let season or year. CLAN
kNCE i. TUBES. 5 Beekmsn-st.. n. y.
A i CRAWFORD. 40 minutes from New
aole French roof bouSs for salei : rooms,
BAN and fruit; lot 1OOx200; good situatl99 lon
nedf station. Apply " VIM. D. BIGELoNy
ABBY, Al Maiden Lane. n. Y
A I MONTCLAIR AGENCY. -Handsone
"a residences for sale or exchanpa; houses
- let furnished and unfurnisae1 WIN.
hi. TAYLOR. 70 Cedar-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

fl]ork iOante6.

Males
" DUNG MAN OF 90, well -bred. with good
\ business education. desires place a.
clerk salesman or collector In some mer.
camille house, where he can De advances
maze: excellent references or bond D -
H.. Tribune OGiG.
XTOT-NG MARRIED MAN 800, intelll-
I gent wishes employment in large wn2is-
-ile business house references as - ann y,
&C.. al hand Address =. C., care OF l.
Michel, 101 East 4th-st. -
Young MAN wants position as salesman
assistant bOOkkeeper or collector u
W. Tribune Once.
I=0TrNC; man ~ would ike position
I In vhoIesale house 10 learn the business )
srcaEs English and German; good reference
10 East 110th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
Real estate tl)anieo.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED. In Harlem or
Ia other good lOc8u n, n rneap: give
location, pri0e and terms. Address BUYER,
Tribune Branch once. $50 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
Gitn ReaL estate Go Get.

ITO LET.-Desirable Offices in the Tract
House. $50 Nassau-st electric light
elevator, steam heat, &c.
no LET. Lofts. &c ~ By 25 IT,. steam
n elevator with or without steam power
eco. b. EDDY. 3Qs NsdisOn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

COoK, HOUsEwORK. &c.--By two girlss
or separate: can do any kind OF houses
work chamberw0rk, waiting, &c. good city !.
reference. At the HOME BUREAU, 13as
6th-aVc near lOth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
Business Chances.

GENTLEMAN returning shortly 10 Lon
N don, England, wishes 10 represent one
or two good American firms for the United
Kingdom Address BUSINESS, Box ., THb-
u.e ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
fnrnlsbco Rooms.

A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS ;
n. en- suite or singly; family private A;
terms moderate references. 80 West llth-
St. near 5th-aVe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01
The TORIES USUAL BLUFF.
They Say the House of Lords viii Throw
Out the Home Rule Bill.

They Say the House of Lords VIII Throw
Out the Home Rule Bill.
IBY CABLE TO THE DIsPATcH.l
LONDON, November 30.-[ Copyright i
The Tory demonstration at nottingham
has been held, and Lord Salisbury made
some half dozen speeches. The only definite
fact of Importance obtainable from the mass
of verbiage is that the Tories rely upon the
House of Lords to throw out the home
rulers bill when it shall have been passed
bv the new House of Commons. This threat
has been made upon the eve of every great
Liberal reform for 30 years past, and its use
by the Tory leader now is strong proof of
the respondent feeling prevailing among
his followers. The House of Lords has not
infreouently resisted the popular will. but
it has invariably yielded sooner or later,
when confronted with the alternative of its
own abolition.
Mr.. Gladstone is at Hawarden, strong,
hearty, and full of enthusiasm. He starts
on his great Manchester campaign Monday,
preceded by magazine article upon the
by-elections, as full of confidence as Sails
bury's we're of dependency. The Grand
Old Man points out in the Nineteenth Cen
turn the true Importance and Significance
of the electoral figures. and leaves no doubt
in the minds of his readers that Home Rule
will sweep the country had the Tories the
courage to appeal to their constituencies.
That is the frame of mind in which the
Liberal leader starts upon his oratorical
campaign, and he will lind it reflected in
his audience. During the last few DAYS
Mr.. Gladstone has added considerably to
his speaking engagements, and has con-
sented to receive an address from Liberal
Associations s en- route 10. MANCHESTER On
Tuesday and Wednesday he will address
great mass meetings.