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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12

The PHILADELPHIA Record says: "1f Vir-
glnia should at the coming election defeat
General Malone she would render politi'
cal service to The country almost ss conspic'
uous as that of the defeat of Know Nothing
ism when that malevolent nsrrowness
threatened to overspread the whole coun-
try" The lesdera of theVirginia democracy
are not as wise q, they were when their party
oyercame know nothiogism, but the natural
strength of the democratic party and the
weakness of its oppon ents, will be snffi-
Gent to secure SUCCESS next November, 10
tpts of a bad platform, and of unwise and
iniudicious democratic writer's and speakers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-The marke are cl Sc
to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12

NEW YORK. Sept. 12-cotton firm; sp'ands
49,; Orleans II %; futures steady. Flour ir-
regular. Wheat dull aud easy. Corn quiet and
easy. Pork dull and firm. at S12 5Oa13 90. Lard
quiet and steady at Sc 35.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12

1t ia stated that Judge Croft, of Omaha,
will be the next commissioners of the general
land office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12

The Bell telephone directors to day increased
their capital stock nom 100000 to si2 $780,
600, and the number Of shares from 100000 to
$4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12
BISHOP NEWMAN, of the northern M. I

BISHOP NEWMAN, of the northern NJ. E.
Church, and pronounced republican, says :
81 look forward to the time, and hope 1t is
not far distant, when we can stand and
firmly say, no foreign-born citizen shall
hsnceforward have place in the legislative
conduct of the country" And yet there
are Irish and German republican clubs 10
all the larger cities of the country, and In
cities where the foreign element ia too small
for such clubs, there ara Irishmen and Ger
mana who do ali they can at every election
to promote the success ofthe party of which
Bishop Newman Ia one of the mouth pieces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12

nUFFY's SWEET Cider 3oc gallon at
~ janis McBURNEY's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12
Tanners Resignation.

WARRINGTON, Sept. ~ The following
is Commissioners Tanners letter of resigna-
ton and President Harrison's reply thereto ::
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12

BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
WASHINGTON, September IL, 1899.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12

safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
rur rRaDE IN cHICAGo.

Chicago March 10 Special. The Government repcrs
gave the wheat bulls their coup dc grace. Mr. Dodges
figures made everybody seller at the opening, ana
within an hour siay wheat declined four cents per
bushei There were all the other bear Influences TO
heep the sellers going, marvellous weather. largo
receipts, poor exports and beash cables decrease
Of over 900 bushels in the amount on passage
had no influence at all. Nay opened at 90 "a and
with no stop at ali sold 10 95 cents, Il even toiched
% "a for instant but At 90 cents Hutchinson ok
the offerings as fast he could and the price eos
under that figure for moment only-because the
selling rot little too furious for his brokers TO Keep
up with It. Schwartz Dupec q Co. were regsrded
az the biggest sellers, and IL was considered sfgnncaas
that Farbank sat in their once; There was no 70
coyery as 70 prices untfl Old Hutch" undertook 70
pec the market at s5. HIS efforts finally prevailed
May closing 1T 90 So. July was comparatively quiet
oats were quiet with narrow IA cent range Tho uado
In corn TOOK the Wow that Il was remarkable thing
that OF the crop Of 1000 900 900 bushels only 49,.
100000 bushels were left on March The fact shss
for any year since 1889, did net have any elect;
The result OF this view taken Of Dodgers figures kope
corn steady all through the session, even when whea
was al fits weakest May opened at 3S l2eS-s a1a
closed at IS 7-S. May pork opened AZ $1l 30, sold
TO s12 AZ IL and closed almost at the ttop surpfs
ON the curb May wheat sold at s5 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALrrioHE, Mar i2-cotton steady, MiddnG lob 9lotc
FiouT dni weak Howard Street end Western supernne
etS Ss RIO Brsnas ETsIa Is assS % Winter West
Patent q IS % 90 sPrpS e egSs sS sS ssrs s4
In s.si s S sstss
Mite y1fSsSo, YsIeS 4SSis Western easier MIXED
spOt sea9ss5e March sss.esa's April SSsSs 49,
ssS 4 se;Ssa ma Sf : ssessa
S5e Western White 329sSc; DO Mixed 2S93le; Graded
No. White :saSS e. ssS o ays Sss co ssgo rs P1
S SSssssr s q, M Clear rG S :. sls
Baoon--shoulders sics Cleae RID sdee 1to HAMS
sSsisr sie.dy; Western psofsd isSs5s Roll
Over snnsd :. 5SoS aas ss.ay isIi
a 1SS R ssEsEd Sqis Riarsy a a g
Liverpool per steamer quiet steady Cotto1 y5c Lovr
per ton SO 2S: Ssp RS ST. Whss:
5000 bush Com $1,000 bush. oais 90OO oash: BIZ
loo bush shiPments-FlOur 200 bbs Corn 100000 bush
saies-wbeat $1,000 bush. Corn 1o,O0o bush
BUFFALO Mar lz-wheat-Eo. Hard lowerj ~ 600 bush
old sold at 81 10 closing at 81 % New No Hard 81 ~
80 SS5hsSP q Cs Nc ma HSGTsasss iP ss
No yellow sfstc; No 2, ssitci No: s. sig on trsok
oats .tssdy viii, EE0d demand No S %s .s S
M c g S g. 1 sI'G N Snas al 7es Eo ss
GUc, No Canada Doe Rye dull No 2 $50 Fseus quie'
but steady, Best spring Patent ~ 25aT Pe.t Wintei
IS 1895 90 Meed steedy Winter Bran ~ 20 c2rnJpes
500: scSS os,s S1sS ssSO
bush Corn 5000 bush
cuo.ao Ma, ~ ina laaa,p futnrea RANGED a tolIows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

,,.sA.,.s. acur dam ~ a so0es 90 ~ 100 ~
20 Cboics Nsw. Whs4t Fe3k re- psfs q 3Papae
sossa asSgf ssssay ~ ssa &sy e
sssss A. s il Is .ss s'sss
E Es s s sap ssf si, Ss s s
STORAGE 4oc do do regular 40<cs Ne Mixed or March
e rs APs e trade asssss 81 ~
iSss @Iasss as g'apSs
cha,o no M e y, y so * r aast
Potatoes ssesdy, w5its a2a Hs1zefs
Fs I. ass ssa &c s ss and e
sss asSrss sad 6 % SSS
d. do pschsts p COS smoksd Hsss e III 80
Nsss New q Us 50; De- Family q Us 10
e. as L ss.. = Ssss asssd
sSi shsaiasrs pisgis s,sa g q sIsolsa ySSs.
Isra suss Y stssdy cS Rs a. g C. sss 5ss
Srs.nsr EIsTa 4 csc: wssisra g k!sa
Sise. Psefias sssssr II Ego arm Psnnsyl,sss
sirsa e. - WsstsFs rI.3 Cnssss ste d
fowdsrsd 7sc, granuassd 10 Esd stesdy Dali winner
IA ssS oSs lsss!ss Zoo S 81. wSsss
SsS 5000 Ss:s Com Corn 10; ' css
bush. = y = Z
roIEpo, Mar is-whses actiye lower. casb ssssoass,
April 0ssc; May e2ac; lure 95 e suy sso AuEust asa
essa s Con- Nay dc a'a ~ Mss as os
March "a I'd 5g q % B Sss 1000
1000 bush Corn 1000 bush Oats 1000 bush cloversssd
80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
GRAIN AND PRoDUos MAsxsrs
FEATURES OF NEw.YonK DEArlNos.

FEATUdho Of HEW-1Of>h DhAL4x$oos
There were active dealings In option wheat yes
terday about 600 900 bushels changing hands, bat
there was no special feature TO the local market II
reflected the LIQUIDATION of tho longs in Chicago, and.
as NewYork has refused 10 follow the exaggerated
prices Of the West the decline in prices was not
great The disposition Of conservative operators 70
buy has been increased by the Western collapse, ana
when values reach proper level the prairss there
will probably be good support from New YORK inc
market closed weak, however, ct net losses Of cens
for March at 90 5-S, ApF1 at 90 So and May 81
04 7-S 7-8 Cor July at % I2 and Ia cent for july 81
90 go cents. The cash market was 3401 cent lower,
but without inquiry FROM shippers Cash corn wa
steady and shippers took about 10000 bushels The
options were unsettled IN sympathy with wheat, and
AZ the close showed loss of la ceEs for March At
48 T-& and gain of Ia for Nay at 1878 and
10 for June at 43 "a, April being unchanged At -
cents Oats were dun, and the options closed on
IA for May ct 81 and Ia for April at 80 1-6s I'M
changed for May at 30 SO and up ls cent foI yuns
al 90 5-s cents. Lard was 1rIner, and 500 uerces
were sold but whether part Of It was for export
could not be- determined Final prices were sa12
points better for options, as follows: March and
kprII. az 80: May, S7.3A; June, $736; July, 1913.
The receipts OF grain and flour reported yesterday
nj Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
as Follows: Wheat, 1885 bushels; corn, 363,2co
bushels; oats, 1890 bushels total grain, 4eSos4
busheis four, II ,755 packagest At Chicago Mil
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals were; Wheat,
"a 500 bushels corn, 17694l bushels eats, l5l zss
bushels: total grain, 3s2,739 bushels; hour, 1859
han - 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
orNrpAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERrALn,As, ss'ady HnSSrssfsw hssa
ea SSsd "n sSss per .ss SSU cfSsou ssE
,.d Ions s15; SEooa v,S S5ews s7 so.s sa
Cement Rr@ per ssl jo AssI se German Portland
" So 40 "a Roetand common blne 81 IA AZ anishing
" ri %. state common Lime sos ffalr 1sSoSs
s9isaninFL sths g 50 per 1000. Goats hSr
per Sushel; Cattle Hair. lSa2ie'
oH1ooRYstsea Ths sales have Sefn IN CASKS a
a, v9ranuatsd 4le for Taylors EnsnSn :" M
bblA ttN nt.,.e,ibo % I.2a24c;
caaea e0a22e; Caracas, Tg 4aa5is i.oe.
SooPTRAGE sTooK-Rshsr easier though not astSs'
gos3s., 9 sSGoss and Head sSes
s1eS1etneh ID e0as1 05 Old shooAs e ans on
HaS SIncA, 81 ssa 4o ssnSh g sS SS@s s 90
un.ss "a Io6s3 co. Rum Pipes % oO9sSi shp ~
hesds e SOSs2 &c; Hoops u feel S-SSssSi - .''s
oorroNJrhe SPOT MARKET has not vaslea IN az ss
,scnSr ruling quiet nnd about seao{, Ssents IL lpo
ieT soIsmpton part last evening Port In Saie h,
h. as against IL 88s bales last week sc 90
re srne time last year Sine. or,ns p WIN
az tho no,ts aggregated 5023Ssl bales eompsI.ns
oe "a ba,es Tor Ire corresponding time last teason
1otations are based American standard Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

coFFEE-Rio grades mo spot frie mn VIZ Wv ~, M
and ~ &c for No 4 Fair eefeoes quoted u h,Ss
Nina grades have naY inquiry. Sales 800 p,eus 49,
81 80 me optIon market weakened early In ths gay
on lower Hayfs adeea Initial sales weie st t,S
~ iSSIS nonts asterwnrd armness deNelopeo VIII
moderate buying By shorts ssdlng 70 a. an e. while
faphare shovs gains OF A6i.2 pfg. RIO him fsfntn
First fi6 kiios) $50 Good second (l9 nlosl SS6
erebanqe fnriyataS % 1Aej receipts ~ days ~
Sssa no sleSrSnses for United states 5000 beg o
eiearanceS Tor Furopa 600 b9ga total HooA so.Vv ~
Ssg sn,aS rteeins snco last 5000 bags receipts ~
RIO July 70 March II, 1850 $40 o2O 1Ags ss ooo
bags: receipts at Santos July 20 Aescn II. 49,
Inc is1 Is4 600 bees salos here 10000 OasS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

On the RrodnSs ,snsry x SssSsct cSoiSs western 900
2lL Chose Dairy 2ooSla' 6ooo " OoS'So ~0~S~SS
Eggs firm l3hel4c
MsT Ss1 e s ssss wSsss qais
No Red esc Corn s,eady No M isSr,s, YAss
se PORK Arm Il SO 50 lard strong higher " 90 Bulk
meats hrHnSr sSor Ri6s At 90 90 Baeos ss g AZ
SS as:asd che ea,S q q 81 sa iS. ssassT
arm Al bS06fc Sugar sssady Hard Refined Rev o
9ssn' aSs. ,snay qe9Gns s1a tsp iso
Seaa pmen i0Se Egg; serSy a,orn Ss sse.e
anet bat Itsady l28 discount onyng ana selling
Receipts Of wheat. 1000 bush shpm cns oVo puan.
and PsaSsyiysaia saperns OoSSs sH az az Exts a.
bunsvvania Family 81 700S4 So Pennsyyanis Roller
Process 81 OSsS 81 SaiS cl Ssar soSss s &C.
sss s9 s. si, ana s SsSss so n %s
s PATENT Fair 10 Choice CO., hinne.osa clsaE
81 20 ass 90 d. straight 90 2esS8 w sfH ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

..,,f we. clover soa55e Light Mixed, G067pc Dark
Missf Soe0Oc Shipping, e5a1Qe sfew-long Rye
sn.s Syhort flye, Bead0c ( Ozts 4Q6Soc.l 81 ~
" Rrhs market has quiet look, but prices SHOW
no material change strictly eh9Iee soek eoSHSnc
AZ low i5ai7e 40 1851 76f1e do 1850 tg6e; Pacific
Coast Choice new 19d21c medium, J7ul6oi DO low
f5Si6c: do 1887, SAGE; Eastern and Wisconsin, new
$4,000 Foreign, new, 33d40v. ~ ~,
UJsslP AND JUTE-The spot movement has been
small yet yainea have undergone no essential chsags
Manila hemp 14d14 lac SiAal hemp, lie butts LAG
COR paper R9sc for mixing, ana lie for pass'ns
III bEsFariy active and at cp prices on dry stock
ouoptons Bpencs AyFss seected 2oSaS ~ 17c M dce
sssi6eS 20 5sSS s SssG'n hheIcan 26ze5 ~
ioSi5c Buenos Ayres Hips selected. 10a1S o. u Eze
cordoya klps, 10dl3 ~ 15c; CoFtes hOntsvde0 any
ne 1919 n is1sstds TsSIs sg 2o M z
els ~ 1oc; Dry Sailed Matanoiss, seiect?d zt9]2 ~
Zoe; southern as they run, eia3o ~ l.z K, 81 No
s,Ande COW ttS4s sei and g e Tsz sSS 81 and
COW, coaeo ~ l'2aoe; city slaughter OK cOaoV ID
1IIiEATHERrhete Is . fsr degree Of activity in all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
SPECTATORS AT A PRIZE FIGHT FINE

SPECTATORS AT PRIZE FIGHT FINED.
The ssventy.nve men and boys who were arrested On
Monday night at the prize hghs in the rpuas OF inc
Rosedale Athletic Club, No. 90 Mcnroe-se, were ar
algnea AZ IN. Essex Market Court yesterday morning
The courtroom was large enough TO hold she prisoners
and all their friends who attempted 10 crowd Into the
room. Many Of those arrested were bays ranging In
age from thirteen TO eighteen years McSfath ana
0SReetr the two principals In tho hght were sent 70
a for three months EACH and the rest were nned elo
zach. ft tfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
Ear ZOE n1as. rnruNp,a r4rHrr

= William r, Howard the father Of krs Fpeund. ana
ire most active after the frennds 10 the eiestro sar
refining process which ana not rsns was released on
ban yesterday. Recorder smyth had nzod M.
smeent Of ban required at ssa.soo, Charles II.
crittsnton. Wholesale dealer IN drug sxpplies N
Faiton-st, was accepted as pondsnan jusfifyine N
e4a,cCo Tho property TO The owncrNhip OF which ia
HxSie conasts of No. a07e Fiftb-eve. ana Nos. ri
and % Bieecker-st. No application was made snr
thc release on bah af the other defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
10 RrYAL TEE rBw.YoRK ANp xRw-HAVEr.

10 RIVAL THE FBR-Y0RK AND NBw-HAVEE. be-
The surveys on the line of tho New-york City and
westrhcster Railroad, Of which william BerehoE, OF
No. Is Cortland-st, Is chief engineer have nearly
been completed. and the company is now engaged in
securing the rights Of way How long this WIN take
IS not known, but as soon a. II Is finished, track
laying will be begun, The rood VIII be twenty-ono
miles Ions, ard win be run from the Harlem River
10 portehester westchester County, which Is near
the conneetcat state line At that point Il VIII
rect with the parallel road which is at present try
ing 10 GET the right Of wsy from the conneeticet
Eeeslatnre The Hoissonic people are understood 10
be ct the back Of the parallel road. WHOM the two
limos completed, they WIN form figni to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
9Hg nArr on DrvfDsED Not nArsEDl.

Tho executive committee Of The Western Union
cent, pnd tho directors VIII fstify the a1slan today
II has bean ranaorcd IN Wan Street. recently that
the rats Of DIVIDEND wpuld BE- rsse but the aossou
q tho esssstiye eon1sittss s# ihssS stories Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
THE PxxRo1EUH 8ABxEE.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or phxcxA
The trading in crude Oh certificates yesterday was
retail In character. II suggested the desirabfity
OF reducing the minimum limit of transactions 10
gallons or pints instead Of barrels. and the 1oc,sr
phases of the situation were practically the only
one. yor4hv of comment Tbs dulnesS was so great
sbss t%c Stock exchange actually recorded larger
esics than the Consolidated Exchange Prices moved
within q range OF IL CENT anu sno harhos oioseo
u' Ths rsngc OF prices ard the total dealings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
HTAINED.

a.,, ordinary 10y $40 Low Mddling ..-.5 7;,s
Strgc. Good Ordinary u 1915 Middns ''...'Y nio
Ss snerulaton was devoid OF special life being sa'ny
Of local seaipng character Prices ehue9 n post r
seyns ana dlseouragng Liverpool anvlees' oss f"V0V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

ar, srry Mar 12-Nationai Transit Certificates opans
or, hishest Ga, lowest 90 elosod, elk @he9
IO0oo barrels eItarAnceS 600 oArre. 9nysssrs
rnlA
Prrrssuao Mar i2-Pesxoleum dull but steady National
transit Certificates opened at 91k coset a. slb highest
Ola lowest zoe
pRlpsosp Penn Mar EDUCATIONAL Transit Certtnoatss
opened at oik closed At 9lls highest slSi lowest FL
CieaEances $4,000 bbis.
Trrusyn1x Penn Mar Educational Transit Certificates
opened 81 0lisi highest 9lss lowest 90s; closed sih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

80 400 m. own ef Scion. appellant asr ine
yyula,,xbuya gaxfars Bank, respopdent 49, -
FaIiowfer q "a DAY esisndaf fos WEDNESDAY A'
$50 ss4, sss. sli. Sls, $40 a82 AS'
THE tysfrED srAfEs SUPREME covhI -.
xvs.hlng.,n March Ia supreme couts ~ ~
limited s.ates to-day spssaeted the following sr,
No 19i--Ths Union Trust Company y "a Irrroye
lsnt, aet the Southern Inland NayeAS'A s'~
men. Company ct al Argued. l..i =. xv,,,,,,r
= W IoaAhdre NJ de Ia 1fothe appellant age .ls
Angus Appeal from the Circuit Oors. = ,.v,Issed
states for the southern District OF AhVH = - :
Win sosts pufsuans % fosh rule! ,.,...c a.
WV Nelson Williamson coeetor, etc. Slaintin IN
.v-or 40. the state OF Ecw-Jersey 81 al Afeueo- -.
No iseHsnry any ct al, plaintiffs 10 error ee'' INC
city Of Waterfowl. Argusd
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY
svpxxME TERN van n pr 81 es
Brady and cnan, J,J.Nos. 49, 3d. ~ AZ ~ oi' -
100 ,es COMMENTATORS Lawrence JMOsOu
ea|s assT sssS 4 Andrews
.os o NssHs biosTay Bank vs. Marlin No
asy ssss Is5s sss ss
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suPEaicH CouRr-aEsRRAt TEgMA etourncd aor she teI
sUPEssen ooyxTpfEsc1lALLs Nd Tz 4s
sfpSRio1 6ousrr Eot;frY TERM Before sedgwiek T.;
Sos $50 SOL asa 8sS Si Ses 2sl lss sio 2ss SAT- SAS
81 srtpkSion couRrraiAL TERsPARr Before pugro
Case on. wfbHr va Now York Electric Con " ~" my
sTSSsica xnxPAAr BeioreFreedmAn
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sgssaISe 9si cq igss isssI rs
CoNmoN PixIsS oRsssAL TxRN-Betors La1remore O. j.
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SSSsss iss
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iV coaSoS PIxIsTSiiI TEEx-PAsr IIAdourned for the
CIR CRY couHrspEoAi TEs,s-Beore NehsbaS Motions
ST ma TIA ssa Sss sis sq ss sa s
ss sS sss ss ss ss ss 81 i SO
YS T,S sgsS Sss 1s sss sss is s @
ss Ss sss s$s 81 :Ss s 49, iS fs i &C.
ste T SiV Surrnur HaxPAsr EhIiief
Sos asa $s2 Sis5, 1874, 1851 7S7 ga $685. ezo T2z
SOC oT T T az o 9ss hp Term
Before Daniels and DistrictAtorney FeiowA-FeOVi' w.
Thoinas b. Kerr Bribery. 49,. au1.1.save
cogr q sSaatI aspsI sssnsNos 70 SIS
conET or GENERAL sxssloSs-PART I-seiors SCyiPE
:; and Assistants DistrictA''0rney fOf''er-No WE " "
Sousr oy essrRAL Recorder ss
smyth and Assistant Attorney aon-N0e y" 40
iuciusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
CHICAGO Mar l2Ths leading futures ranged - folows'

Fionr quet anu lOUIVo oWef oI B~ssn@uh@ SN"~~- -
c.h ouotauons follows No. sprtag wleae sss9
ac NO Spring Wheat nominal No RED rs 49,
Ssy nominal No Flax SGD &c q SS PEtns 5inssny
81 ssS9f per 100 10 short hiS ses' oSss ., ~ 90 Say
sd az s2isSb Whiakey dstisrs aa!shsd gocde %
Vor Mon suearsCut Loaf 7sseSlsc GrAnuatea THc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
luomsstie siluatians ioantsa
Females,

q
Females. j
cIMM's AGENCY, 10l. west 2eih-ss.
- supplies competent and reliable eoioIva
nurses. coachmen, groons, efrsnn boys @e,
at the shortest notice. ----
FETAITRESS or PARI0RMAlp.-By
w Protestant; thoroughly capable scoa
referencei would 90 with family !" ne
country. CAN lsS West 12th.st. - oeiL
YxyANTED.--By q refined lady. : stranger
wv In the city, some remunefauve meAns
OF employment. . thorough hoesekeepeEi
would seeeps pssiton :. i ssSa o. y SasS WIZ
dressrnaker; good references. Address iof
ono week, COMPETENT. Box 102. Tribune
Uptown ofilee, ,2Ss broadway.
VVATTRESs. First class; understands che
w care OF silver. make salads; or cham
bermaia. IN private fsp,ly slsy q eoua'ry'
best referenees loS West sAs.-se ---------.
WAiTREss.--By 4 young American rom =
finally " 4 shoroaeSiy undsrs,snds Asf busi:
ness; has best city reference "z isass
0dth-st, ring twice. ---.-.-..-
v tirsS-eisss colored laun.
w dress sentieinenss and family wsshina
a cent s9jsn las ss' wen so.ss eau .
Nv As Y S,Ss ana Ss%sa ssS1a ~ y
ne DAY. y seS West lSc-ss., Bisswarsh's noe
store. s. y. -
THJ ksHING.- by . German woman % take
w washing IN the house. Apply HEkk-
MAN. 517 Easl 9oth-st
WASHING. by a reliable woman 70 -
w out hy tho d.. or axe washins hefae
med references 232 East Hth-st :.
SaT ASKING and CLEANING. ny . -.
w spocsahie woman n need; By the nav
| $40 West loth-st.. basement. 8
w ASKING by . firet.slazr lsundrsN
w one gcntienai's wash laendtylG 9one
| IA che neateet manner; references nom tws
arntlemcn: works for members ~ the pnies
Club. Call or address MIRA, WALSH. 1e>
SUHsniNG. TBy I competent sssdisA
w ,alnsdfest % t1ho rome mirlu q
lsdies' washing, terms inodefasei oest fcx
s ,ssssS - W., s.ss s;:s :ses Ss,zs
wv & ssss WISHING hdnc; SssE ssisssnsis
Mrs, COEyr 358 East f91rYt. ....... -
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domestic s,luatiDus il,autsS
Females.

Females.
n AUNDREss. first class person 70
IL take In washing monthly or py ns
500 West 59thst
T AUEDREss. d stroag. willing
~ young Welsh womani z years rsIeN
ence nrst elaas nundFess; perfect 2. shlits,
eollafs, Guns, Sc. excellent chambernE
TTsssN F FSSSfkS az scGfoSI ssa sdsSe.
I AUNpREss. ny young GIL H. lS pr PR.
enees. Call 10 Fast eoth-st, basen1ent
I AUNDRESs. by q North Germen Girl
~ can give several years reference from
lsst place. Cab ofs 9th.aye.
4 ApY,BMAID, &e.--Isy an Intelligent
IL North German girl, as maid 10 o lady or
growing children would like 70 travel With
pd 5SI% t2 w SSsps sstA.st s' az p'''"' Gun
7 ADY's.MAIp..-3y q thoroughly sompe.
~ tent person. accustomed 10 travel
speaks four languagesi desires @ ase9ppsny
lady 70 Europe. Address MIRA HALDI. 2se
West STth.st. - q.
n -ADY's MAfD.--py . young French
- gin good seamstrsss ely references si,,sss
o oSRn /, 2ss BiSadwayt
M Me. JAoouIN, eQ2 eth.aye., upsteifs
German English and swedish servants, fQf
All eapacities; reliable help can DO obtained !;
French maids nurses and Rovernosses spe-
otalty.
ATIDDLE-AGEp LADY As wording house
Itk Keeper for bachelor or Midower ret.
eronceE EXCHANGED. htdrees q. A. O., Box
II, Tribuae Uptown Once, /, 2s8 broadway.
NJ Iss CARSON wishcs 70 obtain piece
IVA for trained cook thoroughly .eoppatent
fof best family service. Cali Wednesday
and Thutsday, 90 Clinton Place, n. y. City.
| NURSE OF ADYia,MAID. &e.--Ily en- OK.
~ perieneed and tFusfW english Prot
eStant; good neumstfess. any position OF
trust excellent Fefereneess >. c., s. 2d.sye.
| NIURsE -l8J 4 sober widow 10 nurse 4
~ LADY ~ her own hons; best care. Call
h24 East 8ath.st
| ~ URBE,--BY French nufse, therbaxhiy
COMPETENT % iako charge q. baby q
bsuRsnanS 40 zth,siii., " Ssli. : =