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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
n)ork Wante0.
Females.

Females.
- rENoGRAPHERS and Remington oper-
- atOrs furnished 10 business houses no
rcmmlssions. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS &
BENEDICT. 327 broadway.
(, TENOGRAPHER. &c.--By yonnS laiI'
as sf,nocrauber and typewriter; mod
crate salary no obstacle. Address /. East
27th-st ----.-.
- TENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER:
- ny a young lady In ONCE VIII ASSIST
with other work experience saaiy niouet-
ate- Addiess NJ. c.. CO BarelAY'sh
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domestic 5ituatlons tDantco


II OUSEwORK.-By a neat American
dress best city references; city or coun-
try; no objection 20 cooking for boarders.
Cali Mrs. TYLER. 3SS 6th-ave., bet. I'D
and oath sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
domestic 5itnalions Uanteo

A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY;
n. MENT HOUSE.-(Help free Of charged
for hotels, &c.)-GOod servant girls and
male help FOR families, boarding houses, &c. !
city or country. Ready at 80 oth-aye.,
4th house above 1oth-st. THE HOME
pTrPEAIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08

COTT0NIhe sp9! masEs5 go IT baeq coasumpon
since September receipts at the ports aggreated o4S
5 bales comparing with 544l29S bales Tor the CORE
o~oaions are based on American standard Of classified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08

CHILD'S NURSERY a Protestant
u woman; willing 10 assist with chamber
work city or country. Address L. ",
90 West 23a.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALrINoas May 2o.1cottos arrives Miadlias ii.si,l.
t$sosSSo kIf Ids o. g ri - g 5Ss%9y
SUS % x GIls % 7SsS e.
THltI 81 S9SS LSnrSSsy S u $50 H.. Nc
s Nav ssc S''s June p q se July sole
White At i2844ei Yellow AZ Ile43c. Westsrn :, vi
Mixed spot ct tl9cL May lLs4l'sc; June SiSsiSl
t . sCs1 t oe.: S %. VIE
ana PennsYlYanis 3Oa34c. Rye steady a. s63ssA -
steady Prime . Choice Timothy a. sii oosIsG ~
vision: guGt Nee. P0 Ro 't ss Bun xss
aniet steady at ISis1o Lard STEADY Esan,s .. l.
Butter nrm Western Packed II el2ci Bssi Ron Sal
qasti Rsnnsd q. S',c conee 9asI steady ks elss 3
au. t9'f Rsnasf at iac whafey ar@ a, ii 10 fs
Liverpool per ses%s5a qas1 CRAM oG SsG Sa sSe i
orders 50 9d04s Cd Recepts-Flour 1900 kbh NJ
1000 bush Corn 81 600 bush oa. 1000 bush Rys 1t2
bush sbipmelu-Four 1900. ssles-whsat IL 0bo ~
Corn $4,000 bush
Boston May 2S-Flour quiet and unchanged; Conn.
Extra s3 1894 90; Wisconsin Patents % 26e9 %, ~
kOta Patents So 1895 90: Ainnetots Pathpu & &4s
spring rstehts Choice 70 Fancy 81 loss1 90 Or 90
4hiac Coed No Grade, +jgt5 &c Oats quiet ssss,,
No White, S8939c No. White 38D36le skss IA
and steady @idG1ss per ton 81 SoSsSo % lsas
Creamery 20 23c Northern Extra Creamery 22e Prys
steady. kss Mess PORK Sl3 1924 0oi od Ass "a
sl3 00ol3 IS: Extra Prime New sl3 O0Sl32;. LAH6a
s1Si sTs ''Sy ss s sSse s Meal. s
Mess IS so as IS; Extra Plate $40 2Sasl0sa czsss
dull Nsw.York Extra at l2c vermont EItrs ID I'm
tras ll9l3c; New. Hampshire Extras, IL 4lSc Gsss
Extras l3c; Western Firsts l2el2Ic. Bece.va-rSas
lOObbls and 400 sacks. Corn 10 900 bush. 0sn ti
bush. shorts rs tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

lee; western limitation czsmefs. cAsies. 1s1Is&.. :
iSc DO Fair, 10 i.asii ss; 10 Seraiasn. s 49,
b sfsy's and Esssery fiird. e ESQ.
bas dun look, but Pfiess .sSw ~ -
ssIssc 40 White dns; Sases ssnseu s e Sod
e Sss part c saf MAE s ss1%oa e pre- az
i.2ss I:2e.. EGes~ouiet and irresais, os,s ~, @
Is ss Wt as 3 Hs'ss.f sfss ni
oies :. u, lsh "a seqssnd but Aa ARMY ~
do {. and T., s Lie Rennst-sesdy Cus ~ ~
cTaSshcd @ SGS SgOes &c PP9SEdsred stssss
8 $50; standard "a. si;tej on a. 7is,ssn
ws ss Es c 4S S1 Isl sst Hsds is ss
sTEARINE-Lard steady; City s-Be .-we.a.. .
sales, 100000 n, SC. oeomarga'ins-steady ind eSst
TALLow-LtNs active, but held srm. prsn~ ~
quoted closing S-4e no sales reported " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

BrFrLIo May 25-Czls-Receipts for The Ist - hoss
$3.50 head Total for the week thus far IL "a
lS 40. Consigned through III
Of which 10 NewYork; 1890 head on Se prices u'a'
sheep Iambs-Reoeps for the Last - hours S
hcad Total for the week thus tr zn,sov. .n So ~
last 81 500 Consigned through sVO nesl :.
Of witch New.Yurk 4.20O head on sac market so's
steady. Choice Extra sheep - az g o. na
Good ~ 2Ss 70 Common IS Ovgso, 20 nv saos
Choice - so ass so FAIR Good - VoSsA 90 tIommS
Hogs Receipts for the last 81 72o head Total a
tbo week aims far 10 $50 the same time last weed
SO $50 Consigned through 5000 heal ZOO OF whlcn
Ne York 73O head sale market eActel; Mvilan
Weights 81 80 az e5 Workers ~ SoGs4 30 trss - sos
S. 90.
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yarl, May sS-"rhs Droyes
Journal REPORTS. Cate-Heceipts 1900 head shipmelu
banki market slow. Beeyes sSs0fs4 90 Steers - 3os
a. 40 Socsrr, ami rueers So 10 as Co. Cova Bulls ana
Mixed as Texas Cattle 81 so as so =.
loasF Med - soSs4 56i Heavy 81 IS ssI co. usAi
kIIb as4 rs : Skips s. so a. 20.
sap-Recaipts / 500 hsai shipments blank nafts
steady Nssyes 90 a. SO westsrn Shorn 50 so ~ ~
Texans shorn s. 25 s. 50. lambs 81 s00s6 25.
ST Lorrs May 5--Cattle--Hecepts 800 head shDmeas
600 market strong Choice Heavy Native Steers ~ ~
sl 4o fair To o0 IS 10 9st o. Stookers and FesdssA
Fair 20 ood 9SS 49, Rangers cornted 81 10 sSs W.
CRASHED 81 10 ass 90 800 -
Choice Heavy aud Butchers' Selections q b0atA %
Ordinary 70 Best 81 t094 IS.
shoep-Recepts 1905 shipments l 900; market as4p
Fair 70 Choice IS ooG 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
THE MARKETS
ToTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels end Rsilrosdh
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-Bar grOwths for P prompt MING nseady
Far eSrgoss quoted 1s 5ss Mild sraSsss de-
c!ined about points freer selling si poiats
SsaYfpG on Arm HaYre sdyaneed 12 IT, and ham1Ifs
shows gain Of about - pig, E9 S SS ,xshsnse
trtyate 81 Isl receipts 5000 bags RIO cSs .H GSG
United States 5000 bags S cesTaneosh e ec 4 RIO
Gay % May "a ss sass same H1s, a Sse asDs
a. SsStos Jny 70 May a. 1889 2a2SoY0 6agS saHs
iime 1855 08l 900 tags same time 1851 AZS""' Jag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
rrpoprAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoypoS May els 99' tor both money I 1na
"a, Irtiscates RS Krs 2g do. second oon'g!A 100
iIIslI Central llEb. H. Paul Common i5s row or
csnTra liOS. Mexican Ordinary. 52ki Reading, 2S'
Canadian Paeino. So, Pennsylvania 5AS
p.r. tTi.e quots yer rentsa At 81 francs ~ cen
upss f the account exchange On London al - francs
y cen M for checks 80
The rate IN the marGe' tor snort bls
Ia = per cent and for months bills ' pe! cent
None I, usrC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

uote-,,l advances for the week. IL j. amusing
10 notice that after twelve ponths' bear cam ann
nasn the fist ten days Of w Sbs Is eacf p one
Ia ;nyestnd in one hundred shares Of each OF
he stocIys dealt in one year ago. he could now
realize profits OF from l-a TO 20 per cent
Subio!ned is our usual iaoEe' nst 'h oyreSt ana
anal prices OF the week. together with tho final
nFiees OF a week ago, prefXed by the average
nrlces of May &c. 1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
pROnuCE MARX Its.

sLrkhPooL, May 25-2 y. m.-Beot-Hoiders offer nees,
aely. Pork-Holders Offer moderately Hams-H Holders osc
sparingy. Macon Holders Ortor spasngY Cheese Hensv
Offer freely American nnest white aud coloed dual -
Taow Holders offer moderately. CottOnseed oilLlSeYa
refined nrm at 25s 3D. oer moderaey
ROsinHolders offer moderately. Lard-Hoders onel Ps
tngyj tnturesHoders orer moderately prime w.sSsss
spot dull at S5s Cd May du at J5s Sd June dali 90 5s
July duh at S6s 3d. Wheat holders onee modsIa.sv.
FourHolders oer moderately. Corn-spot and fascs ss
--Holders offer moderately. -.
BresdsusWhest quiet but steady demand pooti ho'N'
offer moderately. Corn quiet, but steady. -, 80.
Monday. June To- Will be holiday In the grah ana -
vision markets. So
ASTwKRP. May 2B-petrolsum-Ffns pale Amore&a ~
confines paid and IL francs eentmes sellers -. e
eenumes per 100 kil0a
BREMEN May 25-Petroleun --8m marks so ptennss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

Tho bank exchanges at the NewYork Clearing House
ana the stocks sold the SeWYorK Stock Exchange FOR
the week Of three years compare a. follows:
May % 's7. May 20. 's6. May 90, SO
Exchanges S1Of s44 624 $685. 007 s1SV 49, ls0
No shares sold. 1,4oo4g0 l,25i, Pas 2,lOO,i45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

StTiSt Coed oriiuaiys rs Mdipng ..........lo 90
ontiops-Tberp was a general lack Of speculative IN.
rrc.t today and the market had the usual du satluJ
icok weakness prevailed throughout and prices S"'
cIncd cas- points on near and 4a0 points on lhte 1o
in symIathy with easier Liverpool adVceSi saeS "o'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, May rs, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

SPIRITS OF TURPESTINE
CHARLESTON, May 25.-lTurpentlne arm az SEA
SAVANNAH, May 26.-Turpsntino nrn at SOC. -.
WILMINGTON, May 9s.-Turpenttno steady a. S7W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
The loading futaros ranged 40 ,a.isu,
WHEAT NO. 2

Flonr steady unchanged; Winter - 00aAI5i SPA :
whsag Patents 81 75G5 30 Bakers 81 20 63b 10.
f,a.h ouOarous tDlIows No Spring whsat 81
s2c No Spring What nominal No. hd eies5f
No Corn 33ssc No2 oats ~ Ac. No Rye 3glo sa5 H
lev bominAl No. ] FLAX Beed az 81 81 Prime Ttzec1
Seed al Ell 80. Meas PORK 81 e0ssl2 % PEI 81 izs
81 rs per 100 ID Short RIB Sides loose s5 1854 Do
ssltsd Shoulders boxed IS 1895 IS. shot Car SD
hoxsd a. l9aa25. whiskey. dsuers' dnishsd g ID u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
Total, bhls.. :. =.
6AAI 900

ioSa' OuIS'' "'-"N'""V
The refined market was strong and active, and II
closed at gain OF points per gallon a. 600 cents In
NewYork and 0.so cents In Philadelphia aud Balti-
mora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
Nss n ssaaoe 4O 90 0O5 500


BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
By the operations Of the New-YOrk Subj reas-
urv in the week ended Friday evening, which ill.,
cluded the receipt of SO, 65l, $50 for gold taken
from the Assay Office for export and the payment
OF 81 923S6 for purchased bonds, the New.fork
banks lost 81 5l2195 cash. Following our est-
mate of a week ago. that the banks then held
81, 900 900 cash more than the amount given
in the statement OF that date yesterdays statement
of averages, which shows q gain OF S59I2OO
cash, reflects receipts from the interior Of some
thing over 50, 00O 900 and Indicates actual cash
holdings at the close OF business Friday Of
about 6, 200, 900 less than the sum given in the
statement The reported contraction Of S612,30O
In loans probably is q relic from the averages
of the preceding week. The reported decline OF
81 BOB 800 in deposits is Si,200000 greater de-
crease than other changes call for. The statement
results in q gain of $073 025 to the surplus re-
serve and iesves it at Sl5,p55,35o, against $685.
2p4,500 May 26, 1885, and s5.779.60O May 20,
1887.
The changes for the week Of $50 were as fol-
lows: Loans increase, Spots 200: cash increase,
o. ,222,500; deposits inctease, S2,532,40o and
surplus reserve increase, SjS9,150. The changes
for the week OF 1857 were: Loans decrease
81 $50 100; cash increase 1928, 600 deposits de-
crease, s3,l95, 200: and surplus reserve increase
sI,l22400. The changes for the week OF 1884
were Loans decrease, 81 ,346, 500; cash decrease
si,4s9050; deposits decrease, $40, 1925, 400; and
the surplus reserve Of the preceding week amount.
ing 20 tS,127,625, WIS changed TO dehcit OF
e6,607I25.
The s.a.emen. compares with those OF corresponding
dates 1854 Follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27


On the Produces Exchange so1ny 'hs Butte, a.rt. ~
h!m Elsn crGsIs I iSssd9S o JhIss' csSss ak
Eggs nrm az l2 re
cTScrySATL MAY 26-cot,nn steady. Tlnr saz,,
Family :. q sS2 co. Fancy S su a 10 Ts , s
S SS - s:f So 10 Sir:s ss$ s!s
ss s. fS S.e 1' sors R ss 50 o5Se 70 ss ,a
sG: e 2Sc. a os ,S %A S p 10y;
sney sas.; 2OS n GGoi a.d Pfs sss
:sI SS E'i sS and ks Sa'fa'fi
snd Ohio Flat. DO Eastern EIehAns, .OcE p, eayss
n nSS .sG Sc. BGST SasR. '''lns A'''''' " ~
MILWAUKEE May 2S-Floar steady. wa.. ,s..Ay $50
a. $50 o sas0 onl. e. No wsiS 37ssi 81. s.s
no :, S3 81 gt5ey yS STn s IS &c 3 g
s r. 3 sa ter .S.a4y dairy :, iss Es Sss
RSSsp: & FiSS! ASA G'S SS %E..
1900 6ush shipments = Flour SzS SoiA Barley h~
PHILADEIpmA May 25-FlOur- Market ruled ,.sss55
ws.,. a SSSSSS s9lnsS u d Rf 81
Extras 50 90 ass So Ne Snter Faniy - ss.
Fso6ss. g so Eaay :: 5is't c 80
sgA, = gSes So Isa FS c sSa = so3Ss ns
Clear = 2sa$4 So do do stTssht q Soas4 ss wEss az.
5 e ta G to faG5lS :. do
- S SSa RYE sSSs opsS, @saj e SS%H. a. &
gs' acTs aP Msg gS %s, . Do f Jaa
% for Jay s6sssihs DO tor August sShs; ~
Eys an& P Pps q options under @
And aud lower reports from other grain centres stspa
No Yellow Ia grain depot 4Oo No Hisei Tor hnN
June 40 $40 &c: DO for July AZTEC do tr hass.
Aa2eL Receipts light bot lots rusd stel
No White IS &c No. White held 81 $50 futures
No. White for May $50 eSte do for Juse 49, 80
$50 DO for July 81 = 1880 :Sho for August Slhesse
Potatoes steady; White Ppuas,esNew.York and Nsse.
Early Rose Choice 80 $50 per bush; do Prime -
Fair To Good rs s2sc: BurSerks and White stars. CsS
80 S39o; DO Fsir dood 2Sa2se Mammoth Psar hoss
~ SOC Hebron Choice 80 sSSG New PStaoes1FSI: -
quiet steady. Beoi-ClU Esmly % 60sslO per %
Hams SI3O0sslS 50. Pork-Nesa New slA ooi DO Pns'
Mesa New az SIS so; do Family sl4 5000 30. Ham,
Smoked II 1895 DO s: =; Cured IN Heroes shSlS
Shoulders In dry salt and fycur g. G6s do annexed
.c shoulders pickle cured a7.c 90 do smoked fs %
Bellies pickle, S9Si7G do breakfast Bacon Sd loo
Lard quiet steady CITY Refined 7'.SsLo Steam 7eIsc
Butchers loose 81 G1c Butter nrm quiet Pennsyrenl
creamery Extra l7o Pennsylvania Prints Extra 40
H. c. ard ". y Creamery Extra At l7o Western Factor
i &c Packing Butter llSl2s EsSs nrm peasylvsn
Part skim, 9s71c. Full skim. 20 sagE-Reaneaa, aru
Powdered sS.Oafsc Grannated 90 Feed steady; whit
Bran slt 0o0slS 90 per ton, psttoleam steady 70 40
IssL in bbh. sle Receipa-Elour ;, 100 ebil Whe
St6o bush Sora Sll 100 bush o. osSs 100 p1.a sh ~
buAh
TOLEDO May 26.-wheat quiet. nrm cash slSsItc
May at sic; June sic: July Tic August rs S 30,
active. sto&dy oAsh S4ac May 35c July Sc ~,
quiet No White cash at q Covcrssed pSn n ~.
shipnonts-Whoai 900 bush Corn 1000 oash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

CoTTONon tho spot less sGta e' ssntnT1b.r the
~ O' o' noyts aggngated 5452 $50 bales, comparing
t al neF bales for the corresponding time aSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

Total IS cos 81 SIS $40 eli 0ss az Inc $4,000 II ID
o. wcSE in NAV isss 1850. difference p.
"a m 90 $50 4sa e. Gss Inc s3s? ooi g;
~ C,nTanics sl5.4Is 5000 Dec. 30 500 or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

The paper says: II will be seen that the States
which did the greatest amount Of building last year
stand in the following order Kansas $50 miles, Call
fornia 3d. Georgia 446, Kentucky 347, Alabama 337
Michigan $50, Washington Territory, $40, Texas BOZ,
Illinois 900, Minnesota 500, Missouri 26s, Colorado
oG7. south Carolina oo2, Tennessee 200 and so on
down to New-Hampshire, which shows only two and
one-half miles The fact that Kansas. where such an
enormous amount Of construction d0no I'm 1885
and 1887 continued to lead last year, although the
great competing companies had nearly discontinued
tber extensions is remarkable About o20 miles Of last
years mileage, however, built by the Rock Island
in completing It's lines Already under way the
State II is safe already TO say that Kansas is not
likely TO head the list In respect TO new mileage in
1889 Summarized by groups of States and Terrific
nes, the twelve Southern States Will lead with an
addition Of 1000 miles, which exceeded by about
400 miles the mileage Of the seven Southwestern
States and Territories and nearly doubled that Of the
five Central Northern states, OF the seven Pacific
Coast States and Territories. Next to the growth OF
railways In tho Southern States, the activity in this
respect In and thinly populated regions Of the
the far Northwest is notable, and it Will be found
that the last-named region win make inconsldcr
able addition 10 our mileage this wear. The small
extent OF new road built by the great companies I'm
comparison with that which they constructed I'm sew
ers previous years forms noteworthy feature OF the
record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
VARIOUS yEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

cRANGE--one OF the most brilliant parties given
here this season was tho dance Of the Junior Club
at the Essex County Country Club House on FRIDAY
evening. Among those present were MISS siVla
Hitch, Arthur c. Zimmerman. Miss Gertrude OhitIN%
Edwaid Reck, Miss Agnes Zimmerman. Miss Claire
Rogers MISS Msdge Hotchkiss. Edward skIllin. Miss
Marion Schneider Miss Bessie Schneider Robert Sper.
Miss Helen Stocking and Arthur Pulsford. The
Morris and Essex News weekly society journal
thar started three months ago. has gone out OIL
existence. Daniel Dugan one OF the bestKno"h
matters In the state and formerly prominent pohi-
elan died At his home No. 112 Lineon-ave. yesterday
from consumption. lie was forty-six years old IN
1886 no was appointed a messenger III the CuS'on
House. New.York but was obliged TO give up nine
months ago on account OF his health. lie leaves
widow, ono son, Daniel A., Editor Oh lh' VI@hs0
Uerald7 and four daughters.
ELIZABETH. Louisa Lelss, age six, met a terrible
death Yesterday at Elizabethport. The child, with
some companions WIS playing around bonfire
I'm the bushes near her home in sehiuer-st. ana
.,ttp. too close TO her clothing caught fire Before
oeoplc living near could reach the scene the chiid
was horribly busned. She died Just after reaching
hcr home Miss Jennie Engebrecht who
shot herself = few days aSo. Is sim lying In The
hosrataf towering between life and death. Her con
dIt,on was reported be slightly improved yesterday
and the house surgeon said there was chance ior
her recovery.
NEW. BRUNSWICK. -The annual session OF the
Grand Lodge " the Knights OF Pythss OF NewJefsef
win be held I'm New. Brunswick, beginning on Thurs
dsy ard It VIII be Of the largest sessions that
have been held In the history Of the Grand Lodge.
About 600 delegates from 1i5 lodges are expected to
be I'm attendance. The members are drawn In larger
numbers 10 the coming session because 1t VIII be made
the occasion OF celebration Of the silver anniversary
OF the establishment Of PythIansm quarter OF a
century ago.
SHORT HIIIs.-A syndicate OF capitalists, beaded
BY james II. pitcher. has lust purchased ECO acres
OF land hing along the line Of the abandoned New
Jersey West Line Railroad, about half mile from
this place The price paid was 100000 Tho prop
erty IS admirably situated 'on swelling Knoll oil land
and has great landscape possibilities.
,BERGEN POINT burglars recently stole guam
lity of valuable sverware from the house oil walter
X. Brown. a prominent yachtsman and New-York
insurance broker.
CONSTABLE HOOK. The newly organized st. Jo'
sepRs Roman Catholic Church society VIII give
ball ON March d. to assist them In raising funds with
which TO erect a church edIhcc
CENTREVILLH management OF the BetheheH
Mission has perfected arrangements for Tree reading
room. TO be opened soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

The amendment to the shsdns sks rfGue from is
westchesier County be no io ,hSi1 he ont OF the
liver over sunday to gys sa to get up to their
one day in the week clear salhhs :" s0' ~
spawning grounds. go. ,r.,,,o,,
WHITE PLAINs-he conviction OF OH y, bISamy I'm
the Mount Vernon contractor OF tno hovr on Friday
The County Court by the Jury NJ late hp s III H.
nirht was surprise 10 hS counsel anu n,nrI ~
sentence Will be pronounced tohoiiO" .n.,,,ed an
PORTCHFsTRR several ladies have 9rsan an, a.,
association having for It's object The nns was
hospital on Friday evening gir is tst,'tion The
held for the benefit of the pOp0seu tban stoo
articles sold brought good prices ' ,s.cRs of The
was realized. The iouI no" paIIroad inst
New-York New-Haven and Hartford hal h Inns uc'
completed between this psce and New KocH w and
tIon are designated by the letters ~ b,d 60 sast
Track A on the extreme east side j. asslgnsu ~ a,
joand passenger trains; Il, the next meA' m west
bound height trains y, tho next uson, cor trains
bound freight and 70 westb0nnd passsohy The chill
. new National flag purchahse1h o NJ Mt The
dren attending the public school VIII DC no''S~ ~ 80
school bulcing on Mashlngton's BirthnhS' -,
RYE-The westchester Teaehers' AssocIaano ons wss
It's mldwlnter r1eeting yesterday. The auenua1'' ~"
large and several interesting papers were rra'
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Francisco DamIano, proprietor OF a lodging-house
and m-shop at No 357 Marketst., was convicted
Of atrocous assault aud battery last November and
sentenced to two years and six months in State
prison. His council got writ OF error. and Damlano
was bsled In g. 0Oo last Monday he drew $500 from
tho bank and left the city, DESERVING HIS wife and child
Damiano's bondsman IS feowcountrymaA
Joint committee Of the Grand Army Posts has ar
ranged celebration Of washingon's Birthday salutes
viii be fired and bells rng at sunrise, noon ana sun
set, and exercises viii be held ia Association Hail.
The trial OF Beds vogt charged with violating the
Excise Laws, was ended last night and the case was
placed In the hands Of Jury. The charge was made
by the Law and Order League which had employed
several New.York detectives 10 gather evidence Whom
the detectives left court they followed by several
Of yolgs friends. aud they passed into the street.
tho crowd shouted silence the ROSTERS and one OF
the number made an attack on Detective Hoffman
with knife. The opportnne appearance Of the Court
constables probably saved his llfe
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ALONG THE SOUND.

MILFoRDAt town meeting nsJ or ~ ths
,owrs ,Deornorsion was considered. and tax was
laid to raise $500 for that s %OuoWase RIVER
VIII ve u ~ % stone the names OF each OF the
original inooTporators to appear thereon IN" oa'e on
the celebration is August -, 1858. -, A.,
STANFORD Among NE s na,I Of Company c, attn
Regiment G. n IhsSd s s Ssen t Se ssts
81 This IS one Of the finest balis neciicmtss besf
e caa Among those VINO VIII attend this year
are Governor Bulkeley and s.si Ind staif chauncey
saa 8spe sS,0s Stewart woodfOd James d. smith I
and Samuel Fessonden CappaS Icn and The supper
furnish promenade and cameo '"'O
will be served by Maresi.