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On th Produce Exchange To-day Che butter mnrket was
rnchanoci. Eggs, 15dl9'ac. g, ,,.,-. -. go.
Corn o%er 5sa o9ts sS2ze l.yg {. Sea d
Bulkineats steady; short Ii6 g o5aaf5 ~ 40, 3c"i
,dy short Gear. 40 % Whiskey inn sales. Gs2 bbls
ber TGSe; No Northern, 81 2c, Corn firm: No B. PIE.
al, arm No white 22lac Rye easier No l, 4S.c.
Bafiey quiet No . October and November, o52e .
rha ielph1 oct o-fion5 %eah BY hSnf QUE h
- q sss,c; December, sl.9s5e January. S5s9sGc
die do short storage IN 2oth.st elevator a he No
toic November. 40d40bc; December 39loa Toe Janu.
80 9nl. n o.. oct. dull: No Whlte dea1 storm n.
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tlons unchanged Recepts-FlouE 5000 hh,.. -,
$1,000 bush corn, 1000 bush oats 10 oo5 . Whest
a990 bush barley od I7Goo bush shpSeSts
LOGO bush rye 200 bush Oarey BUSH ''''
December s3iae; May CSC bd Corn ses ~ &c
October 3ic bid November, 3S',e bid Nav an AZ 'n'
quiet ea:h and October, % So November % co. Deeeo
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tuorl, iuanteo.
Females.

RAPHER.-NOung lady. expert
- enced s'anoCrgphcr ana typewriter,
" shes permanent position; rapid and ac.
curate: willing 70 work. Address CAPA-
BILE Tribune ONCE.
- TENOGRAPHERS and Remington opeI.
- ators furnished 10 business houses 20
commissions. WYCKOFF. SEAMANS &
BENEDICT. 1927 Broadway.
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extra No. red, 79asoc No, white. s0hc; No
Waite soc ohct era les here. Corn quiet ami weak
No. . yellow, S7ba87isc no. yellow. SIC; No. 2
S6L@3Jac No 3. SGds04e 10 store. Oats hrn aud
unchanged. Ba;ley-Good inpuhy prizes weak aud M
.etle1 Rye nominal. otner articles nnchanved Cans
fFcghs trn sud unchanged Eeceipts-Flour 1000
htls: wheat $1,000 bush; corn 10000 bush; oais
5000 hush. shipments-By Sspai -Wheat $4,000 bush
loo, 900 bush oats SO coo BUSH by rail- Flour
$1,000 bliss wheat. GOD bush corn 100000 bush oats
o., 600 bush,
Chicago Oct 5-The leading futures ranged as follows
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Domestic Situations OanIe0
Males.

Males.
COACHMhN.-By q young Swede as
| 4 cnacAmau or useful man IN q pttNutc
| .lm.lyj or work OF any b'nd; ciiy or c9nn-
! AiIISTROM. care OK Wcsterbcfe, 2l2 Last
/ 2sth b.. lst lioor
! rO&CHsIAN.-A lady disposIug Of her
NIUI u0pUnlls "IuJuld % s"iisiA so lut
! her hrst-ca,- coaclman. whom he en-
! T. .rhly recommend. Gail or Adde'S DuGAN,
| 81 East 44th-st., present EMPLOYER.
/,OACUNAN am GARDENER.-By a
L youuC FnClishm1I; capable and on.
ln1ricncei: Vegy neat; careful with h0r-Gs
! harness, carriages, &c. good ordinary gar
r,f'r,nces CARPENTERS. los Gth-aSe
HNNN-COOK.-B young Engibh
I married couple; man ROOl hor9"min and
river. handy VIZ TO j. wife good cook
and lauparess or homework country pre-
irrel; rcfcrrnc'. 3j7 4th-aye.
ONCHNAN.-Bv young Protestant nm.
4 ir stands hs bushes thoroughly; c1r"-
ui driver: willing ana obl2iu- excellent
differences rom ia-t employer Apply JJ1
fh.avr.. be- won 9th AMI 18th sts
CnACuMAN ana GARDEN ~: -By sugie
4 Uqu. thoroughly uaicr ltn1s The cIr'
"a hor-cs. harness ant r;unaccs. can milk.
tud furnace; useful test reference. ADJ
aics. H., BoA 20 1libuno Onicc.
IONCuMAN.-By young married man,
THOR -hly under stands ms business:
cstv or country gooI reference from last
,l1re CAL 81 ad1r"s. &. NJ, Mosanan
Efos, l2S Chanbersst.
DOACHMAN-GROOM.-By a father AMI
I son fathtr as coorlman son as groom.
over % years references; II years from
las. Mace references as 10 honesty and
capabillty: win tanf Investigation Al
rt g. by letter. COACiIMAN, l@i West
astst.
nOACiIM GApDTNEK - COOK
L LAuNDVESo.-By Scotch man and
yffe, no children very nr1t; Well u-rt 90
work man VCry goof Win horse cafiiag -,
tsrn ss &c. gont gardener. mix. atto ni
rre. an Wur6 on place. Wilr ail house
WORK: good uifciaucrs. A. CAil tNIttS,
10. Gth-nvr.
noACI MANLY a single American:
I D.. ritv ~ irncrs; q AMI ~ sea ln
las places; understand horses and cgrri1ces
~ roughly. AtifNs. II K Ger, ~ Henry
iilllam { Co., Broadway ana 5ith.st.
~ OAinMAN ana GARDEN E';--COOK
prd LAl DRESS -By q " ung Eng
ushiaan ana wife. no chllirn man capable
With horses, care ard diving, good gar
dener can MIX genera u ciul man. rs
family eunF all h0useW TX coed reicIrnCcs.
CARPENTERS. l0s Oth-ave.
HoACiIMAN, GARDENER, USEFUL
horses. care and diving can milk atu,ui
lives: bo uscfu inside aud our .ond !. fer.
1 ence. - CARPENTER =. ide sut.sse-
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for Sale.

for Sale.
A ROLLTOP DESK for SOS; feet ron.
~ TOD Tor $40 smiths foll-top desk the
Leat maze. spt clIity desas OF all KINDS
y. IL. MASON. G2 William-sI
DiCYCLE.-Coluubla bicyrlc 81 inches;
- excellent condition haif-nlckciled: s5j
70 Immediate purchaser WHEEL, Box g.
Tribune Ohcc
EOW.-A IeelstcFed Jersey COW, connDinin.
y blood Of CnnBassls. Jdfcnne. Cicero,
Signals, Dairy Maid, r., years 0c
s9lid color Hight. FOR sd.c low. HENRY
MOKrOA, I West 13th.st.
H. UKE-Bandsome furniture for
Il sale, suitable Tor Hat or house complete
no dealers. Address BARGAIN, Box %,
Tribune Ohlce.
KINDLING WOOD SILIITER. saw.
IA buBdicr. f0s saic cheap. Apply I, $50
Broadway. 4Gih-sL
l,TORE FIXTURES or ALL KINDS
- n sou are fitting up store and want b
save money, 20 % - Bleecker-st. You can
gct counters. sLclines, partitions, ta5.es,
desks ratings stoves and all kinds o. store
fittings cheaper than any place IN the city.
and gtt them put 10 by a practical store
otter In short order
sAFE. Marvin. medium size, nearly rev,
- bar cost. delivered free BARGAIN,
Box -, Tribune omee.
4 ADV WILL SELL elegant sealslIin
IL iackct S35. blue siid dress els. wrap,
calnels' haT shawl. blnck lace dress. cloth,
Xix aud evening dresses bargain. 643
LcX.ngtcn-ayc.. between oith and both sLs.
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Gin Real Gsiaie for Sale.
nral Gsiaie il)anteb
Gin Real eeiate 60 rel.

- - 49, 49,
A COTTAGE % rooms and bath on
~ 1o7th.st all eOnveniences; rent SO
per no. q. THOMAS & ECKERSON. 3J
tNcSi gO.h.sf
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Rooms fl)antco.

tH1>NTED IMMEDIATELY. a fiat I;
w between Washington Square ana 34lh'
St. Oh and Madison AYES !ress
FERN ANENT. Box 30 Tribune ONCE
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uJorh G1auie0.
Males

Males
ENGTNEER, nrsi-c!ass, good mechanic.
IL desires u change his situation 90 The
ruaIge Of engineering department ol
factory, nat ~ onici bui!d long eS-
dress WE'LL. LA 2d-avc.
f. ARMER,- BY .aimer or vegetable car.
L dcrer 10 take Cl3,gc 81 Gent mans
place. A1trcss H., g.; Aacdouidi-,t
EEtNCHNAN. - years w.shr, u learn
u good trair Oi aLy kind wage, no OBJ
Jet. DE~1tJBAT>. % Vet -0th-st.
ENL--.A,.. ..A,.-4o ca. iol 49,, nom
4 40in 10 Jut, 81. generally useful: best
references. Adde'S T., 2oj Ea.' lGth-st
L. oRENAN.-By. "a man IN afst.class Job
blank-bOJE biu lerF. Address CONiE.
TENT. Box 9, Tribune Once.
HARDWARE sALESMAN.-By tlor-
III .UxLly 0rtcl hafIwdfc man. q situation
~ travel - yeas experience tpnu trc
ruad and an extensive acFuaiitancc through
enccs. Address HARDWARE, Tribune
once.
IANiTOE wants sicfs or fist nolr I'm con
y sident.0n OF services. Address JAM.
Or. 33l 32-avc.
iANITOE-By man who unIcrs.,nds
y steam heat. steam pump, elective llgbf~
&c. b'st reference ana security II required.
- West G0th-st
lANITOR.-By Young man ava W.. no
y lhi G en- or hou"Lceper. AJlrcs, 5iO
Nest ieth-st.
IANITOR PORTER or VALET.-By col
y ascI nan: nr-t-rlass refotepc" Pleas,
cell Or address :. g., 2?2 We~i.-'
NIILLWRIGHT NACUiS1ST am M
III CHANICAL ENGINEER. a-n ~
,..i y 20 ii! % w. dana,, VIII VII, ,e,2'
Is Powell-st., 2cth Wad Brooklyn
....,Hr A-...,... t..... q. "a
III In giving massage ana having recon.
o. n iatiOas from phyJr,qur. Wishe, eog.gc
ment Address Il. r.. care Dr.. 4. Se.nltz.
l4o Fast aad,t.
NTACmNIsT aud l.NGfEEER dc.ito- -
lVl take charge OF eng uceliuu drDaf trnent
Df a factory, nat OF Office building or fo
construct. devise and perfect p-cial ma
ch!nery OF inventions. q. ZlMNLRNAE.
15l East l03dst.
NJ ICHT WATCHMAN, or care Of cce,ie.
Y mans place IN country. Call o. al lrr.s
JANlTOR, 2N West iGlh-st.
a, TENoGRAPItEE and TYPEWRITFn
- expert. experienced a. Sizes position In
bank brokers oiicr law niIn OF uooi mo-
camille house; educated. graduate. hl4br-.
references moderate salary. LEX. MIN.
une once.
T., TENOGRAPHER ani TYPFN gI'rf-P
- desires position expert cncr1 mntrrt,'
salary best reference. HUGHES "a,
Couri.s.., lltookiyu.
- fTU ALTON wanted by Young man fg
- assist in stable; understands milling.
| cty or country 30 West iotn.st.
- ECRETARY, &c.-Gy q rcntlrriaa NJ
- long experience. pos npn a. tecretafy
correspondent ana accountant. may igyf.sf
! som" money y position waIrants, good fef
crences. Competent Tuhune Onlce.
| - ALESitAN.- Situation wanted by man
" aged 80, a. salesman or travelling saies'
man or collector Is years experience ln
! bu.ness Y with one nrn a. travelling Gales
nam speaks German and Enplsh best 81,
| refcfe. 81 Address e. II 29i HuhakllI.
&c. East0n. Penn.
YOUNG co'oicd man wishes situation as
light porter or elcgatOr-Tunurf. best
| city or country reference. Adife.s ~.
! DREW GRIFFIN. 20 West 4ist,A
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ITO LET.-G7 West 07tb.st, 4-stOry sn1
4 basement, decnate1, at 81 200 Apply
O prsm's :. or 20 Nassau-st.. Room SO.
ITO LRT.-Loits, SO II. w IS It.. steam
1 elevator. with or without sleam power.
GEO. 3. EDDY. 393 Msfison.sa
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HO sEKE PER- a peucn7ed. in botcI-
Al Institution or pr vote family. 4.
hat business woman N any post on AZ
address not SEkEErEK, rs Charlton.st.
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II OUsEh LhPER. by man ana vile fas
Il or tenement house fully competent
asd iaithful workers. best city references.
200 MulbcIry-st -
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IL USEkrE r. ER-By an educated l1GT
IA or experience, who can furnish rel
/ ebnces as ~ comp tency ana ra-pectabllitv.
| accus.ome0 70 charge 81 servants. as house.
keeper In WdgWcrs family. Win mi a.,
ad,l ess ION 'kABLE. YnbuHs Upt5Wn
Onicc, 1,23s Broadway P''""
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domestic Gitudtlo1s Wartt, .
Eau,,Ioe

eulIleS.
A ANNE. JACQUIN. COZ 0tr-aye.
"A b"i; 13th and Both SIS. upstairs. OIn
b. found to.hy: French cooks butter,
Swedish chambermails, shamstres'es, Gef,
man al1 French new arrhers; male and
female servant all nauona.itie,.
4 ,OLOHED WIDOW would Ike to 60
%Ato some lhiirs one day cIch week 10
keep Their Wlir01es IN Ordtr; IL Eool
scin,,l ra'. Mrs. J.. EATON, 4O5 Oth'aNe''
4 IiESr-CLASS coioiei launifc,, desire
- iHmuy ana gent mems Washing rel;
titnc,s riNeu. Clii o. IA ir.s Mrs T.
Ii.N - I'uOo G'h-aye., ring i1nltor bet
4 Young GIRL desires situation a.
"A htst-eia'S ch1mbermlid; willing To a.
sIsl thc butler; years reference Cau
-4S West il-t-st.
A YONG GIRL to 10 waiting and plain
n teWinr: would assist with washing
"a, at az Slave, % floor.
4 WELL.EDUCATED young Swiss lady,
~ capable OF Rving primary instruction
IN french German, English, e. enc or Two
Young cfhdicn, desires position ~ an
Am con family. Answer l., Tribune Up
town ONCE LIS broadway.
( RELIABLE GIRL a. chamDe.mi.td,
a willing 10 assist with waiting; city rei'
crouce. X. G., Tribune Upiown once
/ 235 Broadway.
by % flrstclas, Waltpss thofoughly
40 CAPABLE IN her work; or Woui 20 as
cumpetcn, honsoHa.d best city ricte hces'
J. b.. 2lO West lOth-st. near 1thaNe,
CHANBtRNAID ana WAITRESS ny
- Swc ll,h glrl. OF nurse gooi Jam
,uc'-: Can Mr.. MALMBhih, o. sun
ave, between e5t1 ami Goth t.. m talt..
CHAMBERM and WAITRESS. y
- young rifl wishes q situation ~ chain.
bcrmald AMI waitress: would assist VIZ
washlngi goof reference. Address ior =
days l3i West 25lh.st nng MtNah'aFa
/ ON AMBEi,WOR aud WAiTfNG.-N
\ YOUNG glrl, lately landed, wishes a
atraNou 10 learn un.tl ~ work 1nl " e
luc; is w'llrg and obliglng. 32i East
Q5.k.st.. rlng 81 ben.
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~ ARDEN ER.-By n respectable sober
| VI young man understands his buslhesss
perfectly In greenhouse and vegetable gar
/ den also care Of horses and cows; is com
petcnt 10 take IUll charge OF geHUenan's
pace and keep every hing in ilrst-clas, con-
IditlOn; nrst-C,1-S Ic.cfcUco from pre.cut
employer. Address W. j. D., Goshen,
Orange County, n. y.
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GARDEN ER.-Situation wanted by a first
NJ class gardener and florist single Ger
man; best Of references. c. l., Box D,
/ rlbune Onlce.
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WASHING and IRONING. BY Amefcsaa,
w woman 20 cents laY rough dft, "a
cents. TYLER 2i2 East slsi-st. nhs
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January 49, Isj. aaI ssI a agf
May ...................-.. --s
MESS r'ORR. PER BBL.
November .........~.. o95 oS7h 9S2 95Sis
Year ................ bN-3 -
January --......-.--..--. y 20 y -
LARD. PER 100 u.s.
November ............. $50 s95 e. SgSS
Yea ................... S12 0yn go ~
January o-'S ""--
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 rs
November -....~....-.475 1s5S5 a. ~
All quotations were follows. Flour 81 ,ly am nl,
changed NO . spring wheat staslS 49, aa,g
n" , oof I0i. giO'r- No. ~. Al Lei ~ " ~:
IT, - oiS 40 IS IA p t 100 d - 80 eoi,c5
hnyieI. fboSei a I2r6Si % short clear sde4 tboNei
- o5as5 37Is whiskcy, dlsllers hnlshei toIS r ga'
Ion Al % sugars cut, lOdI, uhch-bSci h''~'" '''
S'orfard A. do.
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domestic 5ltuauots War,eh

~ o.-NatOn1l Transit certificate,
J9's lowest $50; closed 9s7s
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HOUSEKEEPER.-By mddeaged Amer
Ii lean woman; without wishing a horn.
moro desirable than high wages besi oi
rc'eFence. II, Christian Ala 20 Emuloy.
ment Society, ~ Bible House.
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domestic 5ltu1llol5 tDanteo
Females.

4 HAMBERM younc GIL and
~ assist with washing. 4. RANDALL,
- Charles-st.
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~ HAMBERMAID and WAITKEsS.-B
~ competent, reliable young woman or
waiting alone best references city or cOun-
try. 740 Oth-1Vc.. near 40 list
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Connirn Real estate 60 Get


NJ)RITsToWN.--T rent. FOR the winter
ltl on longer term, a pleasantly situated
house Oh s0uth-st., with stable. Address
MORRIS, Il. o. Box 2,2T2 n. y.
=.
Tor other real estate ads. see 18th page
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Rral estate 10 G xehanqe.

A FIRST-CLASS 3.StoiY browns,one house
~ IN Brooklyn (sl2 ,oO0) 10 exchange for
small farm or county residence. JOHN
o. HOYT, IT,, III Broadway, New-York
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flats Go Get, antnrnisbeS.


A -NEW AMI handsome csbinet.iinishe9
n. fake, and very lghi rooms and
bah. continuing every modern iinprOv' ine.t !;
private halls, main balls heater. hcaters IN
lar.oys; legation private; rent 81 70 $25.
A. NH3 sS5 West 5cth.st.
A dot o. rooms and bath. steam
heste5. passenger elevator he b, ~ 99y ana
&c, fgsslSss' Is ' %s $5 G i0NS
AGUILA,
II. Southwest corner 1ts-aye. ana DIST s.,
Sly rooms and bath. Rents $50 10 ESQ.
Halls steam heated. Apply on premises.
A LCAzAR, 100 and I'D East .eGthst.--;
~ New. elegant nreproof apartments OF
large rooms. all light, airy ans eheeI pn,, J
forts. &C moderate rents also one aPartnl'nt
IN the Westparh, t2l and s23 West olth-st..
OF very large rooms. -.
Ell f sSlhIE flSIiRS' 80 80 G y -s6t6,st
DTTGN ANT single H3ts, s1jos'ing Mount
IL Morris Park 5 roops and BATH al Out;
side WINDOWS: no 6hafts steam hea' ana
decorated Low rcDtA OWNER, o. 10 ~
ELATs TO LET ~ THE
es.h.st.. oth.ave. newly decorated; stesm
heaJ ana an m0desa Improvements; rent
from e35 20 $50 per month Z rooms ana
bath. inquire 81 the owner on premises.
FLATS OF ROOMS ana bath, With all
THOMAS & ECREEsoN. IS West 3oth.st:
6,upERB NEy APARTMENTS,
- THF PARK hlDE,
COR. G1STST. AND pARk.ANE
ALL IMPRoVFMf
Corner. Light and Air. Sec Janltoi.
asPLENDID extra large single fats 70
- r4FB.c. able fomi!ies 1nouifc Jan'tof,
1b5 East 5itk 81
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Females.

GERMAN GIRL for homework: civ q,
- country. 100 West 25tn-st "
HOUSEKEEPER.-By en- eXo..rir,r--77-
eIuested New-Engiand lads OF 40:
comPetht 10 take entire ch3rge OF voi,o =.
children would Ike position az s,; yD,',iH
Hhdlng housekeeper Or a. C0mDani0n y. y,
Q Derry or nvaiit lady highest rsf.,c, ., ~ ~
gi.en AMI Tcquiret. Address NEW.ENG''
LAND, Tribune ONCE. i'A'"'
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flats Go Get, anturrishe>.

-~~~>.>-~--,~~>>e,~,-<~>
A inst. Soj MEST.-ro let. an apart
ment Of , rooms. all light. iDcludlng
bath. in an elegant fiat. Alply TO lanitoI.
10 EAST S2D.sT.-A nal OF rooms and
81 100. THOMAS { ECKERSON, 80
West 3eth.,t.
Brooklyn.
ITO LET.-Tlats Nos. ] ,14, 1,leG ana
Il lbs Fuitln-st.. near FIankhn-aVe,
l. station, two blocks from ALantlc-ave.
rapid transit and COney Island Railroad; 20
minutes from Bridge; haisome, modern.
steam.heated, cabinet-hnish all improve.
ments: all light rooms after a unique
and novel plan abundance light and air
examine them; open Sunday. Apply in store.
Lila FultOn-st, or 10 J. A. VAN AUKEN,
II Broadway, New-YOrk City
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CHAMBE .sMAID and w tITREss.-Fi- Il.
" class; good city rcieience. 22o West
lSth.st
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Ccuntrn Rfal estate for Sale


A GENCY FOR MONICLAIR.-Hsnd-
n some residences and bu lding sites for
sale; houses 70 lot. furnished or unfur-
nished. TUBES & TAYLOR. Beeknan-st.
At CRAWFORD. as mlnI.es<from New.
n YorL- on Central r. y. Of N. j.. ces.f'
able French roof house for sale; rooms,
barn ana fruit; lot 100000 good 'u9i!on.
near station. Apply q WM. ID. Biz Low,
Crawford. Union Co.. N. j.. or CIIAS' LEO
AIRY. ~ Maiden Lane. n. =.
a GOOD SITE for factory. with water
n fr1rt ami dock 3t Hun or ; Point l.. /.
THOMAS & ECKERSON, % West JJsi-at.
EOR SALE. -19arIns, country seats, large
y ard sIn.ll. near city, NcW-JCIsey, Long
Island great inducements orelCi; VIII eN.
change some. J. W. FIELDER, 90
IjbeTty-st.
EoR sALE-At East Orange, N. j.. on
II liarrison-st.. tn elegant les dcnc1 Of
Mrs. inslee Hopper; 10 open iltpl7ce';
bllllaf-, room on first floor; all moicln I'M
prOyemcnts; brick stable and large grounds.
Apply 70 5. D. CONDIT, opp tie BricA
Church Station.
ID ICHMOND UILL, LONG Jsland.--EoF
IA s.le, complete dwellings, sl.sop - nlh.
e. 500; all improy cmcnts elceSHt building
sites low, Surroundings frsi-ci1sS W
FIlsLDER. 30 Liberty-st. GEO. FOW-
LER Eichmond Hill.
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4 HAMBERMAID.-By a young girl as
private family. Call 10 West 4ith.st
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r HAMBERMAID AMI WAITRESS by
- neat 5 Otch girl fully competent;
best reierenee.. Can az 284 3d-ave.
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flats Go Gci, FURNISHED.

A FURNISHED or partly furnished house,
<Abetwcen Washington square and Bath
st., 9th ana Madison ayes. Address PER-
MANENT, Box 30, Tri une 0ace.
FINWO furnished fats to let Onetrj and
one rooms; LIST and "a fat. ~ West
125th-st
f. PLEASANT ROOMS. all light; hand.
" some furniture and carpets; cheap. az
West 125th-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07

dark red. gobelin gray and rich. dark shade
of peacock blue predominating there are oanos
Of Persian embroidery merely outlining veet
and cuffs-a yard and half. two inches vide,
no more-but in soft. rich coiors 90 coion
mixed with gold
cAPEs INSTEAD or yAcxrra
The "directoire" capss viii undoubtedly
take the place Of Jackets very largely for early
autumn wear. The frat were imported and
were composed Of four cspes and . collar
turned down over q narrow yoke. The NAT
collar IL still employed by those who like 10
and 70 whom u 10 becoming, but many ladies'
prefer larger or smaller number Of capss-
three or fve-vith open standing collar or
.spring" collar, - Il 10 more frequently
termed These are less thick and adapt them
selves TO the dress better at the throat They
are usually fastened with pretty bronsed OF
oxidized silver clasps. The autumn NANTES
take the form Of cspes. tlfe difference being In
the shape OF very long ends in front which
reach nearly TO the foot of the dress These
are useless, but impart q certain distinction
They take the place Of the long wide ssshss
which are considered indispensable with the
straight skirts by young girls.
lake II for all IN ali, the dress for 1sSe-9o 10
a. free, as protective, convenient - can be
hoped for II st present IL il In not beautiful,
II has beautiful possibilities; and il is in the
power of each woman 20 adapt it 20 her own
needs. The trailing skirt has been almost
abandoned; 10 10 only used by middle-seed
ladies for ceremonious occasions. The tie
backs, the launching the wrinkled masses Of %.
called drapery, have been gotten rid Of, and
the dress Of women vas never before deprived
OF useless incumbrance, 90 free 70 obey the
artistic impulse. JkSSY JUsk
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on hammock pillows has gone by some sug-
gestions may be stored up for another summer.
Turkey-red cotton with an sll-over pattern in
white linen floss is a. bright and pretty 40 any
thing that can be used. but the dull blue denine
worked in white or yellow linen also with
white embroidery, are very effective, All
three can be readily washed. in fact the denine
is improved by several boilings before it -
worked. / shall have more to say sometime
on the excellence of this fabric for many
things. To this already long list may be
added those which I might call
PILLOWS OF SENTIMENT"
The filing and covering of these may be the
occupation of the summer outing. One may be
filled with clover heads. picked in the course
of many country walks. These dried are sup
posed to be very soothing to the head resting on
them. The silk cover should be embroidered
with scattered clover blossoms. and O motto
may be interspersed with appropriate wording.
The pine needles have been used so long that
the freshness is gone from the idea, but thistle
down. as airy as some of the summer dreams OF
the gatherer is a new fancy. With this the
thistle blossom is. of course, the proper dec
Grafton for the cover, and the whole would be
pleasant souvenir for a friend who may have
made some of the summer hours specially
pleasant. A holiday reminder of days delight
full in themselves but gone forever would be
very acceptable to most people, and the idea is
pretty one. The flowers OF the everlasting
are said to have great healing powers for peo-
pie troubled with shortness of breath. What,
for instance. could be more touching than a
pillow filed with them and presented as a
Christmas gift by a maiden to her asthmatic
loyeri