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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19

short hand man, and asked the General for twenty
fve-cent Donation to get something to eat Su r
placing some paper before the senographer, me Seh-
eral In a low tone directed him 10 take down the C1lo
neps narrative, which was then under way, S0
story went on. concluding with an eAclalnaton,'
Real what you have written said the Genera,
turning to the stcnorrapher. Colonel Ray hal pau
no attention his entrance and greatly SURPRISE
10 hear his story repeated But the concluding lino'
and. by George, we got the money" shochen nm,
lie is strict church member, and does not approNo
of by-woris. . ,., Z,
Read that last line again. he said, doubling II
he had heard correctly. ..,
"sAnd. by George we got the money!" repeated
the shorthand man. 5000 ,.,,u
81 said It," the Colonel exclaimed mug
nantly ,,.u,o,
Oh, come, now Colonel said General HARRISON
we have the record you.' 80
And the needy stenographcr departed with great
round dollar in his hand.
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LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo n y July IS Catte.Recepts 70 for last "a
ame time last week, I348o consigned through 2oCo
rhicb 800 10 New York; SALE TO market sleaS3
and unchanged sheep and LamesReceps 5Gr 6 ss for
same tine last week $500 constance through aUOS
20 ubirb 500 TO New York on sale 600; nImi supply
OF @ncn advanced iOd lie; choice to extra sheep
"a 75osS medium to good 81 GQas4 55 common - 20
81 Go lambs not Quoiable Hogs-Recepts ior last -
SSnrS SO head total for week thus far LOT
% time last week. 25 $50; consigned through 80 o.
Which i4oo to York sale 57eC nactTe ea Sna
Weights a G5 Yorkers q 81 pigs g sSg a 80 3r.
IGicac9 Union Stock Yards. July lS--Ihe DroNes-
Journal reports: Cattle1Reoeipts % 600 sipnents.
"a SeedeTs - 1888 COWS bulls and mixed 81 5oas3
TeSas cattle 81 55ds3 10. Hogs-Reeepts 1000 ship-
1oents 90 Market steady Mixed - 1874 40 heavy
sSs4 q light "a 25ds4 65 skins SO 50d44 o. Sheep
fSneSinfs 900; shipments 600 Market steady. Ma.
yes 90 55Ss4 75 Western So 5oa$4 40; Texans sS 25
s. Louis July 1s.9 Receipts 500 shipmepis
1900 market SLOW choice heavy sst lSa & se SSG
ers and eoIe esSL' % soass 50 grassfed s2as2 90
TTiI$"es@Recspts 2eoO shipments. Loo msrket slow
NC beavT and butchers selections. "a o0usi 35 pack
G1g medium 70 prime 81 80 light grades ordinary
; ts bst "a S5ds4 so Shoep-Receipts 900 shipments
400: market strong; fair TO choice. SO 20as4 20.
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THE COURTS.
JAMES MACKAYE's BONDS.
c,r,ox RESTRAINING THE PAYMENT

OF INTEREST UNTIL SUIT 10 oN
y, .ccorance with the directions OF james M"'n
s;sa In Paris in April 1888, bonds OF he Noi'h0rn
10 and Union Pacific railroad companies worm
.hout ssOooo which he had on aepos4' WIN " "
49, pose & Co.. the bankers In Lonuoh' "eo w
'''l"u.a % his wife. Marie Louise Mackaye Sno ue
s,,ed tAem with Hottinguer d 0o'' vi
1hr,stian Won Hesse, son-in-law ana eN'N a. ~
.,nn,ayo demanded the bonds OF Morton, NOSE " w.
mo maintained that they belonged 10 inc es"'o'
80 bankers then sued Hotnguer Co.. IN faiis' ior
49, Sonds In this suit Won Hesse interviewed anu
me bonds have been attached IheS are ho" ",'"
h,oct 10 the decision Of the french cour' d " io
question of ownership. -, -. oha. hsra
Mr. Mackaye's Will was admued " pr'o"'o ne'e
- Won uesse brought suit In the supreme 'our'
'1 -stna,n IN. railroad companies from paying prln
" -, s,os, ON the bonds and for receiver, also
S'p y, at the bonds be adIudged to be the prop
,, 90 the plantf's testator' III was sho"h oh
.t.,t :, Mrs Mackaye that when Mr.. Mackaye married
Dea l 80 twelve years ago he was widower with
~ N children and that the Children, except
$50 ho died soon after his father, had not been
"' -, terms with her. When the bonds were
OH -, her two three years ago slo releason ner
sIcn rqTt 10 a greater amount In real estate III TINS
Wv NV Signing divisional mortgages male Ior tne
Se5eaf of the children Mr.. anu Mt: Won hcSso "a, al
rt ,ne promsed take care OF Edith, young glri
t 1a Inv Nackaye and his wife. When Mrs. Macaye
suop inJ3 possession of the securities She made a
csne e nttlen,cnt in favor o. Edith Justice OBrien,
" he sunreme Court yesterday made an order grant
Ing the Injunction asked for.
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ssy $ssss
was further naysnes ana ne had
tS on continued i%9 spp og9sd aS S
e. g q 3 g. ! s 8 % 80 n a. s. NJ
wooLThe market is practically in The same condition
disposed buy IN excess Of current wants but holders
main in confident mood and think prices VIII h9a he
fet rates Fl Gs.gTp5iSns continue in
demand but there has been no movement in other dc
loads grain I'd to London 10000 boxes cheese ana
SSE S 5 e Ss , I "I scq 1s aou
grain ed TO GoPenh1gG9 Loads grain q "a g HH
CHKRTERS~B British steamer Cancllla hence TO Cette
900 bills crude IS Cd Italian bark Catenia Careoce TO
hence 70 Hui 900 66ls refined and naphths 3 ga and
g zoo bb s rIn S bark bh heHe hence No To S
TAGGING 10000 cases refined S2c British bark Truro,
s B. d6 to HSG SG fTs sHs opgPcSf
s Ba el s7s 81 seRooneq Roor G. Dunn hence TO
barbados GaTgo aSSHi $500 Schooner s
schooners Standard and EntSrpe iIo5oken to B9'ton
william Jones' hence to Porto Rico and back
private terms.
other kinds steadily maintained moderate demands
Sales 500 gallonS olive 95c The Go,ernmentt Con,
Se SSs sTadcG to Se ArmouS a. per- p
e .mss Yellow crude 4ss4G choice White enea
COcoanut. Ceylon 5'sa5aic; Cochin. 6ac Cod, 90
Western, 5sG59c Lard prime 53a54c TalIow 49, zoe
E ss pe and ' ssached e'os
&C. extra 6leaehed s9ss4.9Sc speTT%, S SrTds
Doc natural wnter 45aiec bleochsd winter 4se exrs
bleschcd 49, Sea Elephant besched winter GS ,,Ss
Italian, Csc; Palm Sa5dae;; Neatsfoot prime. o2'2a
76c STRAIT 9ss Papk 2Ir o, .r,rro =. steady
ana GS q9f Sss Pss: Quoted 10 1888 SS
az ~ ami
s ss a5 %ssra S 49, l2Sse 5o Extra Prime 81 95s
81 BEEF Has moderate inquiry and to gr re-
Fxra Ness in 6bls. s7as7 80; Plate. 81 5oass Packet
81 5Odss in bills and s11as12 in ties BEEF HANS
9He' O GT r' ' stronger on %"u bses which
have fair demand Hams and Shoulders steady sasS
p e G2S Pskod see ESQ pek SSfrs
picked Bellies quoted 7ts for y and 5'c for ls
PIE p' f5sed inm sbouldef 5 sn@Esg Smoked
Ga6ic MIDDLEs-Are dong little better; Al
s Do SASr s !GE closed r
fair inquiry at hrT prices Giy heavy 20 onebi S'
but strengthened toward the close and left OF at slight
advance owing increased export demand for refined
s sSSn nS also 5000 tcs rGned Continent
quoted 655a7o2'2c and s. A. zoe ely steam aiue e
se. SD.moe1 closed sales 5o cs
G.Gsc October closed at 9esc sales loo tes e'e5s
BUTTER-Thers is a weak market on all grades
State and PSnnsyy,nls cr[tsmeEy "a tubs
% Dairy gF~Y6 half irn tubs, choice, iSsioc gSSS
f5s4 sHe Rs Welsh tubs snS,Se
SssSs i bssy s,o Vs., SSod
ext Extras, 70 Se DO r.ts 1lal9G o. seconds; 9s
and 9ui'''u very moderate demand New stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF YEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

TEAIthfS OF NEW-1ORk DEAIINGS ;
Speculation In wheat at the Produce Exchan ge yos,
teday remained as moderate II has been In the late
bulge. Only 100000 bushels changed hands in tho
option line. single load covered the requirements
of shippers, and spot lots yielded 1901 cent. OPP
erations In the option market mainly local and
professional I'm nature. but a setback gwen
prices by sales by foreign houses and the influence of
large Western receipts and better reports ciculaed
concerning the Russian crops. July early jumped
3s cents on strong cables, but 1t tumbled from
80 5-S 10 81 IL cents at the close. August ranged
from 50 4@S6 3S cents against IS 20 cents Wednes
day night TO 80 ls, aud December sold from 80 150
80 Ia against es 3) 10 81 "a cents On tho curb
August closed at IS, and December at 81 SO cents
for the later months, follows: July 81 1,2, August
90 Is, september So, October SJ 81 December
81 "a, May, 1890, 92 IL cents
Corn was IA cent easier on the spot, bat shippers
bought $4,000 bushels The options were dull feat
ureless and irregular. Tho final figures show gains
of Is cent for July at AZ Is and August at 43 IS
and no change for September at AZ 5-s and October
at Al is cents. Oats were 1914 cent lower Tbs
options ended unchanged for July at 81 l8 and down
Is cent Tor August and September at 81 IL, October
az % "a and May at 80 IL cents. The lard market
early suffered weakness but the engagement Of 900
later The close was one point higher, at SO 90 for
August $6 90 for September and October, and Sc AZ
for November.
The receipts Of -four and grain reported yesterday at
New YORK. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston as
Ioo"s; Wheat oooo bushels; corn. 221 722 bushels;
hour, 30,o03 packages. At Milwaukee and ST Louis
me arrivals were: Wheat, 169997 bushels corn,
2I2e9I bushels; oats, LA 0i0 bushels total crain
o'o,9lS bushels Hour 1883 barrels.
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OFT HIS THROAT IN A BARBER SHOP.

at No 474 Crand-st, Will probably see
TO It that his razors are OUT OF the
reach of customers who DESTROYS OF committing
suicide Bernard Mohan, an Irshman, hity-seVeh
years old well-todo manufacturer ana retali deaer
in hats walked into the shop about noon Yesterday
and asked to be shaved. lie got ih'o lnc 'n"ii anu
I'LL tho borher was in another corner Of the room
nrorortnc the ,afber Mohan took and cut his
throat The razor broke leaving the blade imbedded
I'm the mans throat "
NOLAN died before the ambulance or ph!spian
could Get there His entire right side was paralyzcd
81 hs was temnorarily insane. His brother-lnlaw
Unnrv Nc rdle an undertaken of No. 81 North Moore
81 took charge of the body. NOLAN leaves widow
and several children.
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couRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

e,,rere Court-Geners Term-Recess continued.
SSpreme CouFt-Chambers-Before OBrien. J.-Ceurt
~ 10 30 a. m.-MOton calendar, Nos 10 "a In
,'usiye called at IL ocloSk n. .a,oos ,,o.,,
SUPREME COun-special Term-Part L-Adiourned until
usSre9e CourpSpecal Term-Part II-Adiouned for
ue spnrene Court-Circuit-Parts l. III, III and w.
AaouIs ga,e's CouTt-Before Ransom, SWf Of Patrick
rrsnnr at 10 80 a. For probate-Wls oil Se'peh a
I!ci"i KIT BRETT Eliza Grettenberg 10 a. Z. T.
S g. NJ T. Stampsr, William Schnel Frederick A.
Hemyr, b. A. Randell Augusta DeOauh' az ~ ''0
osnpcrior Court Special Term.-Before Truax, j.
CONT opens at - m Motions. x
S1pefIor CouIt-Trlal Term-Parts 1, II and ILL.,
Common Peas-General Term.-AdjOurned until Mon
dsy July % $780,, ,ro ,o,or. pooLs,.vor 7 -
opens az IL a. M MoIiOhs
for the term ~. , ~ .n6 TIT Al
Iourned for the term 49,, D., ,,o.,o,.
CITY Court-Specisl Term-Before Hone, J-Mot'on3s
Court OF General SessiOns-Part LBefQre Cowlhs d.
and Assistant DistrictAttOrney Parker-Nos' 70 -
lnclns
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Der North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-The spot movement in Rio CROWDS wss @
active to-day the general feeling was one OF
I79tc sales 900 bags No. g. private terms am anu
grades outlet but firm. OptcnsIlavre broke iuly 80
frs and Hamburg 81 pfg both Of which had depressing
influence on the focal market There was decline fre al
S sSilng. partly by longs after (Which which
Tho feeling became steader, and closing @
Indicated a reaction OF $40 points from me Iowa Iowa
Rio quoted quiet Regular first 49, gSV 600 bags
total stock 37foo6 Santos receipts % GOO 600 pay pay
recepts at Rio July 10 July H. 1889. l52UOO 20 6co
same time 1855 2G3 900 bags same tlPe 1850 1850 ga 600
bags; receipts at Santos July TO July ~ l So IssT
hags. same time 1888 80. 900 bags same time 1901
~ zoo Lags Sales here II $50 bags, follows
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Stat Faetory full cream. cooref fne She; 90 Witt
fne. sac; common to prime, Tdsisc part skim Se
lie common 70 prime qlI Skins ia2e ONO nss vS
state and Pennsylvania 15c; Canadian H'sc Western
sUG AR-RAw-very dull AMI prices nomInaly as quo,sd
last Far ~ refining 7c Centrifugal 90 test ~
rs ss Cubes 2s P0"dsSsea i as' s Ssn:
iectoners "a" 9a9 1.sc; Standard "a 1890; %
- S'2aSac; White Extra &C." SifdSssc; Extra &C."
77saSsc &C. 7asd7'tc; yellow 7haTi2E -
, sTEARINE-Dul and prices wholly nominal. CITY,
1Sse; western. The. Oleom3rgarn,, 5i2a0c.
~ TALLOW.In good demand and held strong PFine
City quoted 4zc bid sales reported.
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GENERAL HARRISON'S TEMP STENOGRAPHER
From The indianapolis Journal
One day. shortly before General Harnson's nomi-
nation at Chicago Colonel John W. Ray came INTO his
law Office The Colonel, being In rare sprlts began
i'm a breezy way TO tell of collection he had made.
lie had scarcely begun upon his story before Young
NAN came in whose appearance indicated that the
storms of disastrous fortune had been for some time
extending their fury upon him. lie sald he was
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,don July 1S IL 80 D. m-ConSols % ZIG for both
roonT and the account ATLANTIC and Great Western first
trustees certificates 30l4 Erie 26s4 do second
uSisyS 1913. Illinois Central 1894 Mexican ordinary
G1 So. 81 paul common 7o6s NewYork Central 10S&
rhe Ie OF discount in the open market for short bills
Is Ia per cent, and for threenonths bills 1-l6@l2
per cent. 20 -, 90 - m Paris .dvicas ouota q mar
- rcntns at "a francs 10 centimes for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago, July is special. Wheat started strong To-
day on bulsh cable 1t closed little after
free local realizing. December opened az SOFA sold
between sos and 79i4. and closed at the bottom. July
opened at 81 CENTS sold between s and 50 and closed
at S0l2. There would probably have a good sized
break there had been Misrepresentation about the
foreign markets. but the drop certainly
some by the stories sent on here from Gotham that closing
cables would be easier The receipts here Il3
cars little over expectations. The estimate for
Friday, 12S with 121 OF wheat was con sdered
heavy. The from the Southwest
1.-The Northwestern Miller" IN reference 10 tho sprng
wheat crop predicted that the superior Quality Of
this would be likely 70 bring volume last
years. Corn kept all the session within s range
Oats within q cent Armour 2 considfra
bic buyer openly OF short ribs. and completely CHANGED
the phase OF the market. Pork night closed III Conf,
over Wednesday, lard 22 cents and short ribs "a cents
over. on the curb December wheat sold at 79i4.
HAVANA MARKET.
Havana July 1s.-Spanish gold 236l2Go86s. rxcb,,,.
firm Sugar quiet
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FLOUR AND MEAI-FLoUR-Therc was no special
or less reserve and the demand from local sources was
quite moderate Steadiness prevailed carly but toward the
close there te pressure to sell the less des o
HE brands owing decline in wheat. sales ~ fOO
bbs cG 500 bbls export, including 12OO bos 10"
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furnished Gouses i1)anteo.

NJ ANTED.-TO rent for two or three
w months, a furnished house. with car
rage-b0use and stable in or near the city.
Adiress WASHINGTON, Tribune Uptown
once, 1925 Broadway.
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Citp Rral estate for Sale.

A FOR SALE, the elegant private
n. dwellings, and 4 story, II 20 q II.
front; strictly private location Nos - 70
TEK' No. as East 92d-st, or at office. No.
100 East s6th-st. also investment property
Tor sale.
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gounirp Real estate for Sale

4 AGENCY FOR MoNTcLAIR.-Hand-
-. some residences ana building sites for
SxssS houses 70 let. season or year. CLAK-
.NSh r. TUBS. o Beekman-st.. N. Y.
A GOOD l00-acre dairy farm; IL miles
ali W Gepoi and village well watercd
g. ieirea buildings very nice house ~
team horses. wsgans' msehinery Tools
...p $500. u. uoLBRooK. Port Jsr-
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fouees Go fei. fnrnishe>
Country.

Country.
NIILLBROOK, NEW-YORK. To rent fur
lV1 nished. $50, season or year. the new
tSO-story cottage. with modern convcn.
lences; 9 rooms churches I'm neigh.
bofhoOd lovely drives no malaria noun
tain views lbr ia rticulars inquire at IL
Voc 12th-st, Ncw-YOrk. Millbrook Inn,
Or .rs. NJ. w. ALDEN, at Millbfook, New
York.
o NT.-Fr0m August J 10 January l.,
beautiful home AZ IrVingt0n- on the
hudson large. rOOny, well-furnisne1 mouse J
fine stable: II acies OF ground plenty Of
Mowers and vegetables. Address L. NJ,
Tribune Uptown Onice, 1928 Broadway.
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Mork n)anleo.


Males.
A WIN. l.. HARTUNu.
a Expert Accountant and Auditor.
80 an 81 Nesey-st telephone Murray 1l9)
A ThoROCGH. competent dorble-entry
"a bookkrepeg and correspondent deslr
to changc his position; reasons given l2r
desiring to olAnge; . years experience ID
sOHRAMM, $40 Kosclusko-st. BROOKLYN.
A MAN OF 80 years experience In the
n linen trade. Understands Il In all ~
branches, Is an excellent measuInr. folder
and sample maker desires a position as
foreman o. above; Address SANFi-h
An ACTIVE MARRIED. MAN Of good
n chafa and habits. are 10 good prl,,
man, wants Work at anything maj NYutu
pay 50 per week Address INDUSTRY,
O52 havc, advertisement Office
A RCHITECTs. - An Intelligent young
"A draughtsnan Of II desires pcrman.ht
place with al architect references. Al
dress DRAUGHTsMAN. a. 1st-st
A YOUNG MARRIED MAN wishes sly
n uhtlon willing 10 do anything. j.
HAAS, 276 Delancey-st.
A FIRST.CLASS clothing salesman wants
"a a pc raneut indoor position ~ Ie.,,tt
ence. Address CLOTHING, Box 20
Tribune ONCE.
II ooKEEEPER. with long experience
- HhN W fuuiEf " nuns ~ A..
pora ton, uishes TO come 4. Ncw-Iofk 70 BE-
near family: moderate salary Reference
present employer. KOON. Room lo3' u
Broadway.
ID OOKKEEPER.-By a married man, 81
ID accurate, strictly temperate a. boyh.
keeper double entry, correspondent, or ~
general ONCE work. j. 261 West llth-se
ID ARTENDER.-A young married bhl'
ID Wishe- a situation a. bartender or :"
tcr-mnn. r. WM. WKuCk, as y. llth--s
II ARK EEPER by a young American
ID with experience and reference. ~"
dress II. FREEMAN, 33S West asth-sS
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CooI OrlIn Low MIIIInB IV'HV
Strict food Ordinary. lMdding ...;--....:lOSi ~
ontlons-Iuled dull and weak throughout the chuIe
soson and pothing was developed I'm the way OF prom
nent features Liverpool adyces were lower ana that
comHed With some little selling by longs led 10 ne
cline Of Id6 points closing at the bottom hges saes
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f-oTTON-On the spot has not varied since our la,t,
,,,,,ng ouet Sales 728 bales for consumption foil
rscepts 81 bales against 239 bales TINS day Iast
"a 20 bales this day last since September re-
set AZ the ports aggregated 54s9 Os! bales comparing
liz, IGe ia bales the corresponding time last year
ouotations are based American standard 81 clssal
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for Sale.


ROLI~ToP DESK for s25; Ave feet
A rnII.top Tor sI5 SmthH roll-top desk.
the best made, specially desks Of all
Ind f. II. MASON. % Wiillans-st
RNND.NEw CoLUMBIA SAFETY BI,
Is CYCLE with lamp, Tor FOO great
bsrosin, Address S. 4. FESSER. Y. o.
Box ., 1927. city.
nICYCIE.-Co'u mbis, 52-ineh good Or
IL der: only $50 1H2 E1si DSth-,L
EOR SAI.E.-A very Hne collection. con
Il sistipC OF weapons, iInplein' MS ana az
,,a,,entS from tho stone age period. hd-
dress STONE AGE. care Tribune once.
LMOsT OWEN .AWAY.-Two-reyolu.
"A ton four-roler prntine.ptes $500 va ies s
a ',,' clsrs in every respect. lsAhcS' 80
Bee kinIii-st.
CK1YDFAI HENS s,DAY SLog .a5s 100 100
,s1i dssrrintIon and photograph price $50.
Al AzAKIAH MORE. W ahk-At'
Briageton, N. J.
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Cnnntrn Real Gstate for hale'
Real estate 10 Gx1hange.

r,OR FXCHANGE.-Valu western city
L property, clear. for suburban real es-
tate, farms, or paying business. Box IT,
Newburg, n. Y.
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Giin Real estate Go Get.

A WATER FRONT TO LEASE.-Twenty
~ years lumber yard good location
for any business; near ferries Inquire
BOW HONS Express, II Borden-ave., Long
Island City.
r,,n Yu- % :.
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DressmahluQ.


A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER wishes
IA more engagements by the day out IN
families references. Address NJ. A., 062
3d.sve., advertisement office.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY for the dull
~ seds0n.-Nme. Reynol1 viii watt on yoG
af your homes p cents per hour, az day
no meals. 1878 3d.aye
NAiss q. q. GILPATKICK, modiste, wsns
wi few more customers at homo Or By ths
day. 600 Park-ave
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nlisreilareons


A LBERT G. SPENCER, 276 6th-ave.,
II between 18th and 18th St. u Umbrellas,
psras0ls canes, MADE 10 order, Recovered
aud repaired prompt and reliable.
IFY YOU WANT store fixtures Of any kind.
4 90 o. IS Blcccker-st. where you can grt
q practical stOre-ntter 20 flt you up cheap.
As Blrccker-st., near Broadway.
M EDICAL CALCULATIONS by those
WI partly occupied; anatomical demon
sustions In chief cities send 5Oc for
specimens tests PREPARATORY COL
LkfiE. Poughkeepsie.
Z. WINNING taught quickly and pri-
= vately no public baths. Address Prof.
DONALDSON, Bath Beach, Long Island.
WILL some phlianthropic person aid
w worthy. ambitious young lady 81 com
plet her musical education Address
gRATITUDE, Thbure Uptown once. 1,2SS
Broadway.
G100 000 INVESTMENTS in 9 per
iOO,OOV cent secure good chance
for % per cent per annum. as business de-
yeloops; Address NEW COMPANY. Box
., Tribune Onicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
BROOKLYN Real Estara

ITO LET.-Lofts. sc II. by 25 IT.. steam
u elevator. with o: without steam power.
6EO. Is. EDDY. 39S Madison-st.
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Gelu nJanteo.


A GENTS WANTED. - improvement on
"A child's rocking horse which makes 1t
travel forward a. child rocks, same as live
horse write for particulars or send 81 % FOR
sample and go ahead. GEO. w. WADE,
Cadillac Michigan.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-11-30

There are 100000 base balls,it is said,
made and sold in this country every
year, but the man who gets hit on the
nose by foul tip takes no interest in
the other ,999 999
A church out west has been converted
into shoe shop, but the work OF saving
mems soles will 90 ON there just tine
same.
Old Roman Brutus, speaking of Luz
crece says, "the mold in which each fe-
male shape is formed" We always
thought .Lucrece was rather respectable
young woman, but it would seem as if
Bru,us was putting some kind Of corset
/ Business and pleasure are indisputabiy
and distinctly different In Irritation
with the pretty wife OF an ugly man the
separate existence is clearly recognized
but when it comes to collecting dry
goods bill how soothing to remember
they twain are one flesh."