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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-10-11

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-10-11

AELLLE 81

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept (specisD.-The PORK deal was still the
sensation to-day The deliveries in the morning nsciossa
no secrets expected About ali The pork here came
and then disappeared Armour apparently Kept none o.
IT, HIS clerks took In great LOT Of IT, but put IL OUT 20
fast as IL came n Cudzhy delivered not less than
put out. September, which closed SATURDAY ~ slV ~
opened at 81 40; October dropped Just as faf. ne
raiders led by Cudshy. and by the EgI snn VINO Iofm
the International Packing Company, dill what they co
increase the weakness. Hutchinson, however, nnsAly
appeared buyer and the market then rallied Juso -
quickly as IL had broken October pork, which clos,o
Saturday clio 40, stopped to-day at S10 32 " openeo
$40 90 sold as low 80 % and as high as siV o. ~
night the crowd felt uncertain over the deal as eye
though Hutchinson is suspected This alleged discovery
that this October pork del is Hutchnson's apparently
gives the bear crowd great assurance Why the Desns
should such comfort OF this theory Is not pan
sides he has money than the who are hghtn4
him. He showed gosslper his bank book balance ass
saturday. IL was SS43,O0O.
The visible supply statement, although not entirely oo'
pcted to-day because OF the holiday New1ork, lndi
Gated that wheat would decrease for the week This
remarkable circumstance this time OF the year
the Increase FOR the corresponding period waa
2,0Qc coo bushels. This the CHIEF bull innu.
OF the day. There were, however, others Cabe4
strong and higher. There was also exceptional
demand for cash wheat vessel being chartered oI
only 1900 bushels December wheat opened at 1914,
sold between 7sNs and 79S ana closed az 79s TO 7s.
Corn little stronger The provision stocks r1ads
public tonight 5000 barrels pork 80 500 600 pounds
or RIBS and $1,000 tieres Of lard Wheat the curb was
without change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03

City and 10 carloads carried over Saturday 'h'
strictly Prime sheep so steady prices s sss shs az
lambs WITH Which the @arses oSersocea no
Decent 2 Prime Sheep pns Sf@s s
SSss fa aas Ss & s. o.aPs
lots q sheep and lambs mixed at q 90 =.
"a g per o5 m IS. we:.I s ss s g a
So n as4 05; 55 do 81 n a. q 75i 20 &c. IL % ~ a.
g "a d. = = y g az Z, e. Canada az
90 g. "a iS 49, a ~ ri g Sheep and
Lambs: IS r. st 20 so. ,o,n 80,
sg P aS 9S RsS5 s yeiss s. ssssG 10
~ az a. e 2o sH7 IS a.
IsesSeeS 10 sseeg iol r. a. at
uS % b St S. IS Sis d. Il Is a. % 70 isa do. "A
g!hfse, 2 gssa1ysa5s Sssss g 3 Z
g a2S iss pennsyivana DO 90 D. at % l29; "a 90
4Ss1 q f E.ss FfRs'i g. p + g
Walsh. Kirby CO.. 1ss State Lambs. "a n. at 90 25
ansSa %sss q ss l s,ss
&C. &C. 50 Tc 22S % az % y5;2 81 &c. 5s
Ke e. dS ssG'g gs s fe aS4 I, n
s " Pc IS " e. a. iCs g. az sg Bac io
ssa.i 2sfs S.os:sS ss:sH g sl:se
442 do. 81 n at - So 4o6 DO 922 et "a 20; 1913 do
Judd Buckingham % state Lsmbs SO 70. at 90 50 /;
% sS SS 20 Do g g q g.? g les
Newton & Gllett 81 Kentucky sheep, Iooia ~ at
81 12 10 DO o. H. at 81 372; 20 do 113 ID, at 81 70
2l3 Kentucky Lambs. ~ n scant at go 30
HOGS-Receip's, 90 carloads Of 12.154 headsA2 car.
osds az Jersey CITY and 4s carloads at 40th-s Market
steady with fair demand ct 81 5oas4 co. and little
bunch OF state pigs brought s5 80.
Sales.--future 4 Mullen SO State HOGS, 20i n. a.
"a 10 Ia 200 H. al 81 IS Rough do 233 ~ at s3 80
y g. Smith 81 state Hogs, 225 ~ at 81 90; ID state
Plps 1O4 n. at 81 30,
n Harrington state Hogs. 215 n. at ~ 20.
p 6 Kasa "a State Hogs $50 n. at "a 90.
Judd & buckingham 80 State Hogs 262 70, at - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03

AZ CO., common a. 25Gs4 40 good 20 choice ismes ~
Ssnsa. I IS iSs last hs s's s
s5leo; dime last yees iS 81 Sic '1ssoo
heavy receipts have depressed the narssea .p ised
"a O5; corn yorkcrs 81 s0dsf So; grassers !" iA'''
81 4Odsi 60 other grades unclaimed. -, y,-.,..~se
Chicago Union stock Yards. sept 2.-"Ihe i,rosesx
Journar reports: cste-Reeeipts 1900 head ss
1000 Market steady stronger, Deeye. - oya
steers ssasi 40 sioccrs and Feeders t2aS3 cows nus
and mixed s1as2 90 Texas cattle 81 259%2 7o n1u'',
and hslf-oreeds. 81 75dSs. . oo u..s.S
HogsRseeIpts, II, 600 head shipment ovVo. ~ AZ
weak, 10 70 loo lower mixed ~ 7Sssd % S''' "
sbeep-ReceiDs 1000 head shipments COG MAJ rs
steady natives IS o5ds4 90 Western 50 4o1%s 9'' i'A
ans as o5ds3 IS; lambs. s4G - 80. oo,. 1T.
ments none Market steady choice heavy native
steers s4ds4 30 fair good DO SO 5oasi stoGk cas
and feeders, s2a - so; steers t<ar-yV Isss
Receipts 1000 shipments none Ms n ,,s Iyw;
srades Is 759sI; light fair 20 best, ~ i0a$s 20:
Sheep-ReceptS 500; sh.Dments none. Market nrm'
fair to CHOICE s3 20dsi 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
THE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good 10 steers sold ago az 20 0V""' w.
and the average estimated az 50 20 -, n COO
REEVES-Receipts for days 4l0 carl0aas ol g
head-117 carloads direct East side ana az
slaughterers 80 carloads Weehawken for export
carloads az 6Othst Including 80 carloads Tor s
Company 81 carloads fos j. Stern carloads 1or Ioe
q Strauss, and carloads for Metzger Levy M
carloads were received Jersey CITY, OF which %
were export steers. leaving with the Few caob's ."
Saturday, "a carloads To BE- sold. . -
Trade a little slow and dragging, ana goGgSl
choice Native Cattle sold small decline from fruaas
prices and medium Beeves were larry 49,,
and nearly all the offerings were closed out No eAP''
demand t.aads
Texans sold at 50 s5dsS 80 Rangers and Hafbrse
poorest best Natives at f3 zoe 80 %
carload dry Cows II JOde2 25 Bulls at 81 SSas
Private cable advices report continued dul mased
az the decline noted the close OF the week, reii
Beef selling at 3sd. scant 7ac per ~ and AnefiT
live Cattle at lO94d124c estimated dressed weight sA
ing the DIAL. - c...,a and
the GaIego with 3S9 head. The Guy Mannering Is is I,
with 1877 Cattle for Lehman Brothers, and the EasT Wy
wyoming tafps out . 700 quarters OF Reef -. A.,
Montreal shipments Cor the week ending saturn NJ
gust 81 Included 209 Cattle the Celia 20 hOerucnn
400 Cattle on the Canadian to Londqn 35 CatIs sn n1
457 Sheep on Ontario 10 Bristol 300 late anu a9o
Sheen on the Toronto both 20 Liverpool. oo c.,.
Baltimore shipments for the same time were go Ch' t
on the Nessnore 10 Liverpool 800 do the Monafeh 10
Glasgow and $50 the Maine for London.
Ire weeks shipments OF live cattle ana sheep ana
dressed beef and mutton are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bug,lO, n. T., Sept. 2,-Caitle-Isecelpts Tor past
tweDtytor hours 7S40 head total for week thus
1000; for same time last week, 1O.7eo; consigned
BUYERS and sellers apart; good demand inside quota.
cns export grades n moderate fa demand choice ship,
Shipping y steers, 200 500 q 15ss4 sO medium
fair to choice canning and buchering grades 100 TO
1900 n, SO 50ds3 70; medium TO good do: LOO %
900 M SO 35Is3 so good TO choice do, 1000 LOO
n, 80 1898 IS very common and all grades 900 e
leaders fan to choice 50 60as3; do do fair TO good
native shipping 80 64as2 75 fair 70 choice
and hefers s3d&3 10: medium to good do, 40 50dFS ;
Common 20 prime 81 75aa2 %. Sheep and Landslide.
CENTS for last twenty hours 5000 head for
weeE thus far, iIe0O; for ooo eme time last week week
an sale 5000 demand gOoi and tending upward; choice
TO extra sheep, "a 606s4 rs medium to good 81 406
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
70 MIKE MORE DRUGGISTS RICH.

The commission which investigated the New-Yorx
Postofice recommended that additional agencies for
the sale of stamps be established in various parts of
the city. There are already 100 Of these agencies,
most Of them at drug stores. The amount received
from the sale OF stamps at these agencies Is not
great, but they regarded public convenience.
Agents of the Postoiice Department viii DO In this
city this week for the purpose OF fixing tho sites for
site for a new branch station up town on tho
West Side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
Snrses ano Carriages.

-
A. az, S1i, $50 BRooME-ST.
TLEGkNT CARRIAGES Of the best elass
sTfSPENSION NICIOk1 As,
c Q SPRING NICTOkIAS,
LIGHT VICIoR1AS.
r. Carts, Two wheelers. L-andaulets,
&sil phsetons, Pau Carts, Landans:
stsnhope Gigs, Village Carts, Onniouss ts
COUPE 6.PASSENGER RoCKAWAYS,
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONEITES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN R0CKAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
on BUCKB0ARDS.
Oak SurreyF, Oak wagons, OAK run
shouts, 2-pssscnger BuckOodrdS, S-passen'
ger Buck6Olrds, 4-passenger BuS ca,
oax Dos-a-Dos, Oak Derbies, Oak Ph2etons'
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
Sinple Duals Triplets, all kinds OF springs
AL NOVELTIES in OAK AND PAINT
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES.
Agents for Brocket & Tuttle Co. light
ROAD WAGONS, LIGHT VEHICLES
Doctors Wagons, Surrey Wagons,
Ladies Phaet1ns. Xis-a-Vls 49,.
Light Stages, En- top Cabrloiots'
spider PhaetOns. Contractors JODs'
Pony Pheetons, saxon lhaetOns'
Road Wagons Fancy Vehicles.
MINIATURE TRAYS ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest ana most dlyelsslR ne. as
Eortfnent Of Carriages IN the United STATES.
OVER 232 DIFFERENT sly LIS;
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase carriage IN towh
OF out until you pay US a Visit
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROOMS
IN THE WORLD
OVER 100
SECONDHAND -, 4,tStesIAGES AboFH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco September ..
SATURDAY To-day
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.


The United States Treasurer at Washington re
ccived to-day S20s496 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $685. 43 and the IN
ternal revenue receipts were SS29,273
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Net cole on hand sfs gs sS5 $40 s1s
Net silver hid 26,1SS,2 S4 25,1S0 40 Dec. 4Obol4
Net legal-tenders .o 1900
hand 81, 412,946 81 1O2,13o Inc. S3'leo
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
Inc sectscaes 4o7 079 s24o 9o5 oo 522 or
Deposits IL banks 4241aO4 4@loc'oSo Dec' %'V'oa
Net balance $500 SOC Ge7 $685.
The reduction of s., s12,746 in the available
cash held by the Treasury is due to the recent
Large purchases of bonds, which are just beginning
10 appear in the Treasury statements.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Sept o p m.-Consols 30 15-lo eS-in-
ayest for money and o. 3l6 the Atlantic
a. Canadian Pacific, 65 Erie 2e's DO second eonsols
GGssa 81 Paul common. 757s Pennsylvania. %. Bar
silver IS quoted at ~ 716d. per ounce. Money 2s d3
per cent TIE rate Of discount IN the open market for
both short and three months bills IL S per cent Paris
adylees quote per enes al 20 francs 80 cenn"s
for the account and exchange London at 20 francs
oh centines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
Gitn Real estate FOR Gnle.

A ELEGANT PRIVATE REsInpNICrxls,
"A for ssie, No. 70 East S0th-st.' ca,Ne -
Naison-aVc. built by pres M o.' Ds.io.
strictly hrst-elass. Inquire on pren.iS@
NO. .12iI23 WEST l2lST .sT.-3-s..r~~
AMI basement; brownstone front "A
cabinet tim Throughout; 1Ist.class a. ~
ref pecis always open. FRANK y. SMITH
1.spu 9th-aFe., Owrer and Builder.
Qnn-1.793 9TH-AVF -St1I1s ooS
L, COO apaitrerts o5NG5vSl: 5st"5v
brownstOne; stairs al set: eooi inyesf
men property also 500. southeast corner
FRANK r. SMITH, owner and Builder
800 9th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03

svs ssies-D Mcpherson Co. Indiana e steers 40
I 4 81 Sy' Il lUH a. s = &C. issG Do 10
Is1o h az q 50 10 d. 1856 n a q 2s ohiS DO l4l5
g Is. = Do 1918 4 e iesf
y 100 no. 1853 n az "a Weston do IL ~ az y %
5s6 p s. so; 10 West Virginia do, is45 n at q 2o
p at lS 70 q Do kf laSs r SEER 81 1886 H.
80 "a DO 4s9 cS az a g d. Il lao
go; 10 State Cows s24 n. at 81 Soi IL do 1i22 n
ads Sd:R ~ a 2 Sst % g. g. i,7s
a. "a 2 Chicago Natives 1898 n. ct "a sS IS DO. 1889
:, sherman { cIyori Kentucky Steers 1859 n. st
s g. 5as e 81 4 % Ohio &C. g. 1ssG e Z e
D. SSS e i Is Keaud ass9' se ss' 1891
iss g. So So 5aCS p N AS 10 g.
IDS n at So so; 10 do 1le5 n. at - so; do 1896 n
ga L fsn IS 10 s fgss la 81 q So
d at SO; 10 Kentucky steers 1853 n at 50 75 20 DO,
T'' d. Fills III; r. s' at sa q 2 49,
m Ma so2 demand a% and s So Se to
ctLYES.SRsSSipts 1901 head mainly at Jersey City,
Supply light demand active, and market l. to re higher
AL sod carly bunch Of gras sS so sold st 81 Ss
ss 5oas 80 westerns at a 5sse o5 and ordinary to
prime yeals at e5as7 62R. choice selling as high as
saies~John J; Hanenbeck 90 Battermllk Calves, 200
a
. % do. $50 n at 81 30; % do. 27O ~ at 81 %;
e. az 25 n S p5 + 4s % 1gS a. a e 81 % g. de ESQ
g do 200 r. al s. 6O IS DO, 243 p az IS so; 10 do
l5 at SO 4S do l4s n a, q so , DO J jas n AZ g.
40 do few Fed Calves 3o1 . 3ac - DO, 227 ~ at
32c Fed do 267 n, mt SC Veals, 222 ~ at Che;
do, 154 ~ at &c IS do 100 ID, at The 10 do. 1856 n.
at Sc.
JellIre Wright Co. Buttermilk Calves 1s0 70 at
3l.c IS do 1877 H. Sc 10 Fed do 40 b az SC; do.
200 H. at She 4S Neals, 100 ~ at 6sc 40 do 1913 n.
Dfllenback K Dewey II Buttenmk Calves, 246 10 at
3he; % Mixed do. 29S 70. at &c 10 Veals 17S ~ &c
do, 143 D. az Tie
Everitt K P'dcock "a Buttermllk Calves $50 n at
80; do 1856 . 80 %; Veals, 1i2 n. a. sc rs;
DO. rs h. at 81 GO: 10 do, 195 n at 81 62la.
Walsh Kirby & Co. Veals. 1o1 ~ az SC.
D. Harrington 4s Buermlk Calves 212 n at 90 1917;
do, $50 10 90 % Is do. 2l5 N. az S3 30 fed do,
1870 h. at s5 Al veals. 1o7 T. at 81 5o do, 145 n. at
81 COZ; 10 DO 105 NJ nj O. % DO l99 D. at -
Buttermiik Calves 2is n at &c % do. 1913 ~ at &c
fed d. 900 ~ at 3iac do 1G7 ~ at 30 Veals $50 n,
~ Gac 10, 100 B at &c; do 17s ~ at 7c "a TO- 100
H. at 7hc
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccpts 81 carloads OF 10 COG
heOd3i carloads 6Othst and II carloads at Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
Ccunfrp deal estate 90 Get

At MONTCLAIR AGENCY, Hands some
n residences for sale or exchange houses
20 let, furnished and unfurmshcd WM
81. TAYLOR. 20 Cedar-st
ITO LET.-At Garden City, Long Island,
j desirable cottages OF and 10 rooms
with all Improvements; rental 800 20 5000
PEI year apply 10 T.. II. CUNLIFF. Man.
ageF, Garden City, Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
Dressmdkirg.

n RESSMAKER.-A competent dress,
filter; terms reasonable. Address H.,
Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1.23S Broa1way.
n RESSMAKER. -First-class filter and
~ draper wants few more engagements by
the day late Of one OF the leading houses
city references. D.. go West 231-st.
I Attest FRENCH STYLES copied and
- designed for those who can wear them
tailor suits. sl5 l.57s 31-ave
N1ME. THOMSON makes beautiful skirts
WI during the summer. PCS 0th.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
THE MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Sept. 2-p. M

Monday, Sept. 2-p' M
a. a.r hoins holiday in this state, t.e .e eS-
To-day Dc'O uso.sd For the convenience Of rad
'hanseS worv the closing quotations OF last sat
urday; o,,>,rpAI, LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
fclp Uanico.

Males.
nETG CLERKS. Juniors. qualified for
IL Board Examinations IN a short time, by
! experienced Quiz master and tutor. Ad.
dress BUElIU. Box C.. Goa. shave.
4 INTELLIGENT CANVASSERS WANT
ED 10 sell the Centennial Copying Books
and INK: no pIe-s or moisture required.
| X. TERJIl1NE. General Agent for New
York and New-Jersey, l5l Church-st.
wv ANTED--A gentleman about IS Yeas
w Of age. as representative for trade
ioiirnal I'm this city; one having some
knowledge NJ The drug trade preferred. Ad.
dress >. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED Boy in Law ofice. over ~.
w ADDRESS IN own handwriting, r., Box
80, Tribune oricc.
Females.
I'd oNNAZ OPERATORS on skirts
ID steady work go a week. BROADS
( AARONSON. as Walker-st.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on ladies'
II linen collars and aprons steady work
and good pay. RoSENTHAL BROS,
80 Greene-st.
AIDES maids and others 70 learn dress
IL making and cutting ladies earn slS
10 $50 weekly: lessons day or evening.
can or write FOR circulars; positions wait
ing, STONES DRESSM AkING PAR
LORs. 343 5th-aye., near S3d-st.
txT ANTFD. A thorough business woman
w 10 work in bakery home. good wages
and permanent position 20 suitable person !;
living reference required. Call Tuesday aud
wednesday 81 sth-ave. ID. LYON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
Dressmnklnq.

-~--.~ ----.e-~-s-,,-. - -. /. - 80,
n elisa a. guaranteed also dfessmakafs
ont out Cal or write DRESSAAKER,
843 5th-sve.. near S3d.st.
A PARTISAN dressmaker. Just from Paris.
"A fts nicely by new orglnal eating
and Partisan chic. DIZAE-MkHf' 5-S 9th
INRFSsMAKER would like 10 go %. the
~ country for a couple q weeks FIRST
class nttcr. NJ. MEANS. 4l3 West 2ath-st.
nREsSMAKER wishes a few engage
~ ments by the day no objection n the
country; cuts, its perfectly, and Grapes;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
HAVANA MARK Ell

HAVANA MARKET.
Havana Sept 237spaHish gold 22a0s24of Exchange
nr,, do short sight, 1094 ALL premium London o6h
S0ia nremium; on Paris 694d7 premium. Sugar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
FOR Sale.

A ROLL.ToP DESK for SIS 5 feet roll
0p iOF gao Smith roil.toD desk. the
J. IL. MASON 80 William-sL
NOR SALk.-Manufacture dedrlng a. re-
Il duce his stock OF fine embossed Leather
chairs ana lounges has real bargains Tor
cas- buyers. A d .ess GENUINE BAR
GAINS" Tribune Orice.
nj USIC Bon, -SS5 VIII purchase new
w Swiss muric boxes, two feet lorg, plaV.
ing 10 tunes, with zither attachment: cost
$50 each. Murray-st Room g.
- TEAM LAUNCH Edwin j.. length
~ 27la feet. Inquire OF 1. II. SAINT
NAN, 1,166 Eliasbeth-sre.. Elizabeth,
N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK q SONS.
Bankers. 2s Nassau-st. New-York.
EUROPEAN WOOL SALES.

EUROPEAN WOOL SALES.
ln,wrrp Sent AT the wool sales to-day there was q
fair attendance buyers The demand good There
rer offered bales. Following the sales and the
,rjccs obtained Buenos Ayres, 40 bales at s59210
francs per klos Monevdeo, SOS bales. at 120a220
france
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
Gonntrp Real estate for Sale.

~ 1ork, on Central II. II. Of N. j.. destr-
tOle French roof house for sale; 5 rooms,
bain and fruit; lot 100x200; good situation.
near near station. Apply b. WM. ID. BIG LOW,
ABkY. ~ Maiden Lane. N. Y.
AT YoNRERs. -Oyerioolsirg the mud.
son eeyat.on 300 feet fine residence
WIZ ootbul idings and % acres land front
,ns TWO roads a grand location extended
way down and yOur own terms must be
soin so'n, Apply 10 DOUGLAS a. HENRY,
y yncy; 80 west 23t-st.. N. Y. City. or
1ooMANs = RICHARDSON, Workers.
nENkkIl, the Queen CITY Of the Plains.-
htal estate sales IN 1888. al $40 SIG;
YET no boom; property offered al moderate
kgNl Can or write u TERHUNE. 16l
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Countrn Real Gstate for Sale


a GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-H Hand
~ some resl5@.ces and building SITES LOT
sale: houses ~ 49,, season or year: NLhN
FNCE \ TUBES, 5 Beekman.st.. N. Y.
MAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY.-ProP;;
IL 5rty OF the late Minot {. Morgan wiz
be sold or rented, With privilege or buylng.
Situated corner Of William and Lincoln sts.'
5 minutes walk from Brick Church station.
House is 40N34, extension 2Ok25; ten bed
rooms, large psrlor, library, kitchen, bath
room and laundry, buffers pantry, dry,
large cellar House was built BY days
work, Of the best material; large closets In
each bedroom. Grounds are 2CO12bQ feet;
Wide piazZas on front and two sides or
house. Fine large lawn for tennis; large
shade trees also variety OF fruit trees; best
OF city water from springs sewer In street.
Apply 10 JAMES K. MORGAN, Executor.
430 William ST., East orange, or 50 Dey-
ST., New York.
ITOR SALF-4o 600 acres redwood timber
L lands Ia California will cut from sc 900
70 loo, 600 feet per acre. g. II. CHAM.
BERLAIN. 1l6 Broadway. Room az
G10 O00 BEAUTIFUL summer
- IL UU. or winter place in cOun.
try; all Improvements; 6 minutes from
station or exchange for single fats. owner,
Box 10. Westfeld. Y. J.
FOr other real estate ads. see 9TH pageJ
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Work iDanteo.

Males.
- ITUATION wanted by an elderly man
- In store, hotel, or any honorable bust
ness; wages a secondary consideration. t.
G. L., Tribune Branch ONCE, $40 Broadway!
w ANTED.-An agency for Olemung and
w adjoining counties; or would go South
no books; Inference. Address Box 80,
Pine City, N. Y.
" DUNG married American wants steady
employment; willing TO do anything
10 make himself generally useful; good
salesman; quick at figures; understands
bookkeeping; would work In store, drive
on q good route or delivery wagon: outside
OF New-York preferred; good references.
Address Box l61, Mariners Harbor'
Staten Island.
YOUNG MAN OF 10 wishes situation
Il with fire insurance company q years
eNpeHence), or somewhere else; good book
FeenHr good references. o. VI. o., !, 5oS
Avenue A.
" DUNG American OF 90 would like to
Il work at anything; good references
Address G. T.. Tribune ONCE.
V0UNG NAN. quick and accurate, good
4 bill clerk and bookkeepeH desires
position; best ~ references from last EN-
ployer. WORKER. Tribune ONCE.
" DUNG man, IL, wishes position IN an
ONCE wages IS Ebest references. Ad-
dress d. MAIWOOD,, 127 Lewis-ave.,
Brooklyn.
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'I'o LII Three story and attic brown
SVohe mouse, M. 81 First Place IA
convenient b Brooklyn Rridge within i've
nluelcs MAX q Hamilton Ferry: hou-e
252 20 lot 501l33; % let partly fiaoisheI ar
e yn- l, Apply 70 J. d. II. BERG EN-,
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Gin Real gstate Go Get.

AT REASONABLE RENTALS.-NOs
n 1888 LeXingt0n-ave., bedrooms, and
lac East S9th-st.. 9 bedrooms. Attention
S He'd 10 the superior finish. decorations
the unObstructed sweep OF space from front
TO rear on paTlor GOoi. and the bizarre
tasteful furnishing 80 often lacking in new
h0us =. Fail arrangements may now be
made for the only two remaining Of the
group Of ten houses. Apply at Owners
premises a. 14G al any hour.
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Hlistell

A LBERT C. SPENCER, 276 Gth.aye.,
N between 18th ard 18th sts.-Umbrel as,
paTasols, canes, made TO order, recovered
and repa rcd prompt and reliable.
~ PER CENT saved on signs show
Sd cards. price marks, or fine window
tickets; rpa1y-made and TO order. BEN
ATARI, 141 Bowery, near Grand.
81, 900 600 ME TI' = ~ 4 COST sy2f Get Ct
our estimate before you buy. NEW-YORK
AND MASSACHUSETTS, GRANITE
WORKS, under Victoria Hotel LAO
Broadway, w. ROBINSON.