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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

vDs .1 fna1o%er Howard Street and Western sser
IS 5oSsS; DO extra SO 1884 do family "a loesa oO'
eity mills Rio brands extra 81 s0asS 10 wlnser yeE
saeS, q e5as5 IS do ea, So rs ;as4 Wheat south.
ssss gs9.c september s2isasohc; October ssc peSem
her s4sas4se Corn, southern, steady and hfm "nloe.
poS1se: yellow 42a44e; Western dull mixed spot
Use: August 42he asked; September 424e askelI
ocicoer 43c asked oats active and lower we,
rs soasiI Provisions steady Butter hgm; Western
Sackei i0a12c creamery 17G1Se Eggs hrn peto
tenr Steady refined 7.I5c. Gomez STEADY RIO csrgoes
fair 49, GlSIc. Sugar hTmer; A soft sac; copper
unthanged refined 109sS11e Freighs 70 1 I've
Orders Is Sds4s Cd Reeeig@dFDloun 10 GOO; wheat t
HESentsIFour, 1000; corn LOCO. sass-Wheat 17Sooo
S0' Russo n. Y. Aug 22-spripg wheat weak; sales
q 200 bushels No. / hard, at S7GSli 5OO Dusneis Nv
sSc 1900 bushels at sed93e No. Northern Sle !
10 do $50 No spring. soc asked winter ,d nT'nsr
store s5c do on track s6as7c; extra No red SIC
No red 75G76c; sales, 2 500 bushels no. amDer az
ssiac; No white Michigan, Csc. Corn quiet ana ana
weak No 2 TO arrive. 40l4c No. 8. sac; 40 On lo
spot 80. aloi4c in store oats quiet ana weak ~
white in store. 29c new do 25c on TRACK; SS Sic
rye Quiet and unchanged Flour In tsr aemano s osI
unsettled Mifeed firm and unchanged, , I lana
reIehts strong OF unclaimed prices heee,pS71e on0
1s 600 bhls: wheat 900 bushels corn WIZ VIZ
bushels oats 1876 600 bushels. Canal IN
1s9 COO bushels; corn, $4,000 Business SsGS sIoat
ushels Railroad shipmentS-Flour. 2SOoo poisi "heSs
10000 bushels; corn, 10000 busheis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
LIVE STOCK MARKFT-RY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Aug. 22.-Catte-Recepu, last Of
hours 300 head total for week thus far. 154lO head
week 10. $50 head consigned through,
] $50 head Of which 100 New-York; sale. 40
market irregular. Sheep and Lambs-Recepts last 81
hours 1900 head total for week thus % 400 head
same time week % 500 head consigned through
s coo head M which 900 10 New-York; on SALE 800
head market Inactive and lower; choice extra sheep
u 2jdsl 80 medium % good. a dS4 % lambs good
choice - 70 - rs fair good 50 256 IS 50 Can.
ada good choice. IS 5O4s6. HOgs-Receips last "a
hours $50 total week thus far 30 40 head
Tor time last week ~ 100 head consigned through
24O head Of which $40 TO New York sale, s. $50
head market unsettled and lower; mediums. 81 oOG
81 so; mixed a. so; Workers from grass good
fed - 200S4 60 rough 40 50as3 20; sa0s s3ds3 %.
Chicago Union Stock yards Aug. 22.-''The Droyc's'
journal" reports. Catte-l;eceipts, - 600 head; ship
nents. 5000 head. Market slow, Zoe lower; beeves,
50GS 30 steers 81 Gs4 As st0cyers and feeders
IL 7jds3; cows bulls and mixed Sids3; Texas cattle,
81 70ds3 natives and half-bieeds s3as3 so. Hogs
Receipts 10 900 head shipments 1000 head Market
sd IS; Hight ~ 3oas4 s.; skps SO 4Oas4 so. Sheep
-Receips, 5000 head shipments. 900 head Mark.
10 70 1jc lower natives - 4Od4 90 Westerns. So 80
St. Louis Aug; 22-Cattle-Recepts 1900 head
:! 2oasi So tair 70 To- good do SO Soasi Isl
90 IH9e.,ReceipS 800 head N pmens 900
packing grades s4as4 20 light grades fair TO best "a 30
9s4 30. Sheep-Reeepts. $500 head shipments. 100
head Market steady fair to choice 81 35a$4 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
OIL MARKETS

on City. Penn, Aug 22-Nstonsi Transt certificates
opened 9Sasc highest 997sc: lowest 9sasc closed
esfse Sales $1,000 bbls; cearances 49s 900 bbls:
& ,727 bbls.
- Pittsburg Penn. Aug. 22.-Petroeum duh but firm
~ iOnsi Transit certificates opened oS9tc closed ~
sac highest 997se; lowest. 9ssc.
Gates opened 9ssc closed AZ 9s7sc highest, $3.50
lowest 9sssc; olearances, 37s,0o0 bbls;
Tttusvfle Penn. Aug 22-Nationa Transit oernh.
Gates opened 9sdse; highest 99sc Lowest, ss.o !;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

o, NeyYOrk hn- Aug r., aps
mans Company and carloads a. Jea c d iSr Red
Over M yeray %efe not offered S for sae Fens steady
Dressed beef stow at 54g74c for decent = c"S ar
poor TO an Texas Gcef sold At ..a52e.
No additional cable news received today; 49,, 1.
- Shipments AS cattle on the Mneola by Meyer
thus ia 100 mead sass arc re o% az $50 % N per
CIIVEs-Reeeiipts,, t95 head mainiy AZ soth.st Tine
market reed STEADY today Win sales Of bus'S n
head a. Ga Mixed lots and fed calves brought 81 to
Gr calves we're IN fair demand .n9 II %9s9asS1
& sS o At county, d fSs a1 cs ' fo
and in the aneS SerS Sa T E. 10
S 4 10 h. al Ps l g. Il M iSs &c. Ns
acs 0 r. at ~ rs; Yeas 200 H. at So do. 1oo H.
D 81 ~ a. b Dc; ig BaSSek Calves 2ss
50 20 IL mixed do Isl n. at 50 so; do go d. at
% Hume Mullen y B1termlIk Calves 2os n at
vias rec ios t. at Co. DO 1$5 H. az &C. 20 do la
0' Wash Kirby ( c.: % yeals 40 r at csc
per 81 i do h. g. mixed Calves S S55 az q.
IS do Isl u. AT So 10 do 1e5 n. at 50 20 80 a.
KID L yss 12S &: S Ssq Gfs
YESTERDAY 2 carloads OF pSds and "a Carloads be-
sides were already {. the pens S SaeGP 100 b for
to cScc wi'n Lambs had scant yesterday;
closing prces or at IS 25d6 G2A2 for common 10 ~
prime with deekload reported sold as hlsh d 20 90
Ten cus MTon fat,er sluggish at 72a9c per ~ and
to Rs@s EP ass Ssi Il 1s q b
2 ayeTaso a; e. pss5 western a DO, 7o g. h. a. 8
7 9a &C. S bs a. . 80 81 TSO s's g. So
So a'f 80 g. T. d q Ssst ' STsnn DO 100 r. az a
bu Newton laD GcSs 17a Kentucky Sheep 1861 D. at
'0Pfc s. Ka=e 95 Pennsylvania Lambs SO n 81 20; 2
b. Harrington 2Si Canada Sheep 1o9 70 averas we g.
81 i2i per 100 NJ 22s Canada Lambs, 72a d. At 80 2o
D ne l. pexey Is state sheep 50 n. az q
al &C. "a: ISIS do. sc h. at &C %.
az Eysritt & Piicock 100 Canada sheep ies n; Of
IS 1oh % State do, 81 n at a % Jas STATE Lslo'
% W.Iss Kirby E Co. o. state Sheep, 81 10 at 81
do n ~ "a 372; 10 State Lambs, 4S d. at "a loi
40 % ID Ptcoef 1877 Kentucky Lambs 90 y at SO 35a
81 Canada Lambs 81 n, at So 90; eS5 Indiana ao' oo9
"' Hume < Mullen: Y state lambs ~ p at 90 %
John j. lIarenbeck II STATE Lambs - 70 ~ az 90 Sh
PeesE a 6 JsTseg % o ia9 " Wf 50 So Ss sSs
Lambs 81 n az SO %; e5 do, 60 ~ at SO 40; liz DO
% 81 carloai Of s414 head-1o carload.
II Jersey City and II carloads 4Othst. Nearly 800
head FOR sale Market weak and lower for heavy, but
she rSnr aSr Of q Acag5 per 100 r.
Country Dressed quoted weak at 6't37c for Medium,
anu SssS y r. Lamb 16 state Hogs 900 n at 81 30
JclilTe Whit Co. 81 state Hogs, 200 n. at 81 90
n at s. so Rough do, 972 n. at SO 4oi do, 3i3 II,
Hume & Mullen: II state Hogs oa7 n. at 81 65;
J. G. Smith State Hogs 1872 n. az "a 70; 90 do,
100 n, at 81 90 9 Rough do $50 h. at "a IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

4, Liverpool. Aug. % 3:45 p m.-Beef-The demand IS
Improving. Pork and hams In poor demand. Bacon in
Ialf oemsnd long and short clear middles about 30 ~
stesdy a. sls Cd Cheese in poor demand Tsllow n
koc9 osnsnd hpe Of turpentne I'm fair demand steady
AZ % Rosin In fair demsnd. Lard-Spot and futures
a. Pycs nsmsna prime Western, ot august september
ana octotef steady at 32s Cd Wheat IN poor demand
. ous N ar demand eonspot and futures in poor de-
mznd. MiNe1 western. spot, dull at A. I'D; August
ssptein6er and October dun at A ID Hops-At London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

the Produce Exchange to-daY inc Duttef H3rhet Is
fY Sc Eggs steady fresh. i4a15c
,5 N ,4 u cay 600 g S6 81 SF as
5000 bush. Corn dull; No mixed 37i2c. oar du,i
Pork steady. sio GaE Lard dull, % S. Bulk meats
aa p5 goods itSy acute sui So
Eggs barely ss Se chese SGg s%a
"a i5as4 30 Receipts 500 shipments. 800. Eastern
W go AUG RaS
easy cash. 754c september, 75Se Corn steady No:
No soc ,ss ss' Bail Bsyey 6r% seStem6er o
Ssg @ ss. shP Sc OPS Sad Butter
IN ehed q 600 seS ;sSs
e fio SS Sa;ssis %5sat Sa;hI;
E sxS5 eyale $50 10 R ed A Agsss
Nots1ser s4Gsle coi6SS High xed On ifak
1a2c; No Mixed August 42igS4Se5 September aSa
RecSpts S' SsTy large ana market weak and unsettled
especially on Ne Whites which comprise ~ the bulk %b OF
eR che aGSas new x 30 Wh 'S nse
grain depot old No White choice S04S; Old
weak sRa nf AND az or new Under free oaeTHs
white August 2s,ea29c; sep,embsr 2aa 29sc ocobef.
scarce and nrm; faulty qualities dull and unsettled
csSc anG sne s*' ss " s @
articles unchanged ReceptsomFlour ?. 500; wheat
sicoG; co TD.n 100; oats, 5000
s.. Louis Aug. 22.-Flour arm; Wheat dull; No
1a.sc s.ted and Pscs%eer 7sfe sd Com lower 50
Mxe1 cash S2G August s5 eoced 60! sasc
October 2d32bc closed 32c asked Decepbe7 ala S1hc
closed Ole year 3d22Lc closed Gle asked Oats lower
dIl and weak No, 2 cash. Iehc May 23a aosssc
I9c bid Rve-No offered at 99c. IIey-Market at a
standstil: prairie s5 759s7 50 timothy. slOds13 so
fairly active at 4Od42c. Faxseed firm spot 81 81
seItebcf q 10 Lead Cqiet an1 feeling Easy common
zoe chemical 3.72lsc bid. Butter quiet creamery,
ISSi7c dairy Pale. Eggs hmer 12L612e Corn.
nea sim declining 81 75gei 81. Whisky. 81 OF Pro-
Visions quiet Pork slO 25 Lad-Prime steam
Ina, st $50 Dry salt meats-shculdcrs - IS longs
Boxed shoulders s5 25 longs and ribs 1896; short
clean. sS lo9so 20 Receipts-Wheat us ooo bush
100 900 bush corn $4,000 bush oats. 2s 600 bush.
Toledo, Ohio. AUG. 22.-whest dull steady; cash,
1aosc; August 70loc; September 78asc: December
soSe' oo Corn s;eady; cash, May, s72c. Oats quiet
cash. 2o'ie: Glover seed dun steady: cash. 81 so
October. 81 81 40; November, 81 40. Receipts
Wheat $4,000 bushels; 5000 bushels: oats 500
bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn
800 bushels; oats COO IFS '
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6elu iDanteo.

VIZ ANTED.-THE MUTUAL RESERVE
w FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION desires
10 employ one Special Agent "a each CITY CITY
CANADA, GREAT BRITAIN and
FRANCE II also has excellent openings
for good business men In all OF these coun-
tries a. MANAGERS, General ana District
aGFNTS. Compensation liberal results
phNY furnishes LIFE INSURANCE. %
onehAf the usual rates. IL has already
paid Six and one-half Million Dollars In
geath claims. 10 has more than Two
Million Dollars Cash Surplus. 10 Is the
@r.atest success ever known IN finance, Ad-
dress or call upon u. Y; HARPER. PieI'
snot or n ". BLOSS. Nlee-Presldent
Ueme once, IS Park Row. New-Yofk. or
unoa any General Managers
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flats Go Get. unfnruisheo.

LCAZAR, 40 and 100 Fast S6th-st. =
n New, elegant, nreprOof apartments OF .
large rooms, all light, airy and cheerful
with all modern improvements Tor home com.
forts at moderate rents also one apartment
I'm the Westpark, 42l and 423 West 07th-
St OF very large rooms. For full par
tieulsrs call or address PHI. ERAbNDth'
100 Es-t sGth-st.
DESIRABLE apartment 70 let In the
n Lispensrd, SO and 30 Fast sOth-st.,
near Madlson.avs. Immediate OCCUPANCY
rent $1,000.
HXAMINE FLATS. 9TH-AvE.. cor.
IL 03D-ST. 4 Ia z rooms steam hat
725 10 t55 others. all prices. STE
VEINS 9th-ave.. cor 93t-si.
MOUNT PALACE.-Elegant new nat.
IM close by entrance 10 Mount Morris
Park; large. light rooms and BATHROOM
ali improy ements beautiful wool maanteIsi
heysl. plate mirrors steam heane1 ana hand
somsly decorated. Apply r. owner or JAM
tor, on premises, 80 East l2ed.st.
THE EDINBoRO.-The cheapest snd
i most elegant fist- In the city hetn,
teaL, passenger elevator. hot watcI. p.
boys &c. s7oo 70 500. Corner loSd's''
and 10th'ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

Good Ordinary. .,.,.-,Sas Low Mi1dnng--~-'"Iq $40
onons were more settled and generally stronger to-
day but the SPECULATION quite moderate. Liverpool
Sdices were higher early deliveries and that coupled
with the fe buying Of spot lots served - strengthen The
market August advanced points, but closed onN,
noint better September closed points up, and later
options followed with gains Of $40 points Sales. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

THE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR sPoRTs, octave. 500
Il pages. ILLUSTRATED The standard authority Oh
American opcn.ar smusements Rules for sailing. swim
ming bali playing shootng horseback riding. 60 g. 70
nil s1 nor eopy PubIshed by Tho Tribune New YORK
and universally eonpiimented By the pssA
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n)ork nante0.

Females.
A YOUNG LADY desires work 10 do home
n for the translation and typewrltlng OF
French Spanish and English. Address
C. MONTAL 90 West HOuston-st.
- TENOG RAPH Frs and Remington oper-
- at0rs furnished 20 business houses no
commissions. WYCKOFF SEAMANS &
BEN EDICT. 1927 Broadway.
NJ ANTED the care OF a country residence
w for the winter; best OF rferences fur
nished Address NJ. c., 0 West 14th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
,aprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS..

Eo 90 A H. m-Canadian Pacific, 50;
London, avg XIII: st. Paul common, 1884, Now.
MeIicaR f6SSs Mexican Central new per cent
bonds e9se -, cant
Money y discount in the open market for short
bills is ss RS Si quote per cent rentes at 50 francs
- q francs 20 centimes for cheeks .A pnk 4, ENGLAND
re amount Of bullion gone ine inc banh VI hsi~"0
- ksIanee today Is 5000 pounas, ..s ,ror.osoa
On million In the Bank OF fngisho ms ihorea'e"
,os oSo hounds during the past week: Al, ..o q.
"A, Shsvp when last week was Bay per cent is no"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

HAVANA MARKET.
.. Havana, Aug. 22-r-6ugar nominal apsoish goh
T<sss240S- Exchange quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

vaneed from $500 IL to s5s g i fanos to the
ShanSc on London being goo
pound sterling. ,,,cS
' RAILROAD EARNINGS
ST LOUIS. ALTON AND IsNNA hAoiA
1884,. oooSos 21e
Number Of miles,: e1ssi2 SlS0tl 30 SSoSS
s.srond wefk in August 1000 6306S6 o9o,432
jan to CHICAGO aGS AND SoETHwhs aloi 4a,o
Nrrher Of miles,. a as4 s2l49 666 81 26L6i2
MeusS q yHlyys,. ifssSssSa iS,o27Osi 1sssS'Ooe
Jan l 70 ' BALTIMORE AND Oh, OHIO n,roreross
Month Of July .,es21o5 al so3 go Inc s.oS5A
Gross earning 500. 5i3 12S5O% me- va oof
esq ol2 EOS ' Sls Ing S,rs $50 900
oct 70 July ss1se3s R57 eli O40 e72 Inc s4l25l2
Gross earnnsgsssse1 e7641o 122ss's12 inc 81 oE
Sp' s5-757947 s4,76s, COZ Inc. s6eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

COTToNon tss sP NOR n, eport an" and SIS bales
ecsonsrmntcn Port receipts. 1476 bales, against
l5e bsiss At week 100 bales for the same time ast
September the receipts az the ports aggfe-
etd xii $50 bales against 55S9 1926 bales for the
na,oas sIe based American standard Of classic
aatlo
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Countrp Real estate Go Get

ID OSEVILLF. ". J.-uouse % let Qcto-
Ia her lst; nine rooms, large bay Wl,u9".
al frnproyements high ground grand view
of Orange Mountains four mlnptos from T.
l.. & w. depot rent S37 80 per month";
OWNER Is South 10th-st.
dor other real estate ads. SEQ 9th pageJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
Real Cstnte iUanteo.

n ITY and country property wanted, lOr
" sale, purchase. exchange' rent or man
agement A. l.. SIMPSON, SO Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
Citp Real estate for Sale.

A THREF-STORY and basement house,
"A 100 East 118th-st NJ. O'BRIEN. S12
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

COOK and LAUNDRESS CHAMBER.
~ MAlD.-3y mother aud daughter; one
as good plain cook and Iaundress. the other
as chlm6arm1.d; best clty references Ap-
ply l6Ith-st, lOth-aye., city. care o. Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 LBS.

Cash quotations were as follows Flour du unchanged.
No 2 Spring Wheat, 77i2Q779sc No. Spring Wheat
homdnel No. Rel 77ad57.4e No Corn 3 &c; No.
FTaxseed 81 28l2 Prime Timothy Seed. =; Mes PORK
per Dbl 50 66ds9 To- Lard per 100 ~ SO o2l2ds SO 05;
boxed. 4fa4.c; Short Clear sides (boxed 5ss55e;
Wbiskey distlers' finished goods, per gallon. 81 OF
Sugars Loaf. 9994o GranUlated Sic; STANDARD "a"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

COOK, HoUsEwoRK. tc.-By a good
working swedish girl chsmbermald.
waiting, care children, sewing &c. city
or country Ready az the HOME BUREAU
l3S 6th-ave., near 10th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

T. oOK.-Young woman as first Ct ass cook:
" all kinds cooking. baking, desserts'
game, carving; summer hotel or private.
references 357 shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

T. OoK and LAUNDRESS-CHk MBER-
y MAID and WAITRESS by two young
girls; private or hotel: city or country
good references. Call 357 4th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

rOOK. by a hIst-class cook I'm private
~ family; soups, entrees desserts excei- 1,
lent baker, good city reference. Call or al.
dress Q. c.. LIZ Ea.t G1Lh..r
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Doaro dn0 Rooms.
miscellaneous,

A LBERT G. SPENCER, 276 6th.ave.,
"A between 18th and 18th Sts.-UmbRellas.
parasois, canes, made 10 order. recovered and
-repaired; pIOmpt and rehable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

y OOK. by a flrst-class Scotchwoman:
~ reference; understands her business
thoroughly city or country. Call at tho
NEW-YORK AGENCY. 2Oi East 3lst-sl
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

The following paragraphs are scis-
sored from a column and a-half &C
count of the press meeting published
in the Big Rapids Bvlletin: The meeting
was most successful one IN every
particular, as wei attended and en-
ioyable as any of its predeces-
sors, and Grand Rapids, the
second city of Michigan, stored
away in the hearts of the visitors As
one of the green spots on earth FOR The
newspaper fraternity. Moth
ing too good for the ''prcss gang, Has
the shibboleth Of Grand Kspdians.
TIE Schubert ciub Of Grand
Rapids j. = musical organization of re-
nOwn. Repeated cncorcs showed the
appreciation OF their talent.
Capt. Wm. A. Gavctt, without whom
no press assoc afion IN western
Michigan is complete, was from first
to last with tie party. Moth
ing a. too good for the 'press gang n
the estimation Of tbe genla CaTt8in.
He made the run from Grand Rapids
t. st. Joseph n two hours and thirty
Eve minutes. ne magiiil-
cert clubhouse q the far-fameG 0Hash-
tanonus was placed At tie disposal n
ttrr ASSOCIATION. and afforded much en-
iovment. The same can truthfnllY be
sa.d of Their beautiful boat-house 81
Reed e Lake. whore 8 ball wss Deld 4.
ard where the jolly Col. Fred Farms
vorth. of Detroit, was pressed int9 ser-
wee as "a ter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.

H..
Sealed proposals for tile supplying of the
Michigan Soldiers Home with yearly supply
OF seven hundred 7UOl toIIs. more or less, Of
lump, block. steam lump or nut, bltumlnous
coal. free from all dirt, slack or slate. Also
sixteen hundred lle)0) tons. more or less, OF
either Michigan. Ohio, or Indiana bitaminOus
slack coal. which Is not 10 be inferior 10 Brazil.
Indiana slack coal. Also seventy t1O) tons OF
good quality Of Anthracite range size coal,
more or less. Proposals VIII be received in
schedule form, as above mentioned, until Y
o'clock moon Tuesday. july 20. 1859. at which
time the said sealed proposals VIII be opened
by the undersigned committee at the office OF
Samuel Wells, 81 south Diylsion-st., Grand
Rapids. Mich. The conditions upon which the
proposals viii be received, considered and
awarded. are as follows. viz:
lst. The Undersigned committee reserve the
right 10 select from the different proposals
any grade or kind OF lump, block, slack, nut
or steam lump, bltuminOus or anthracite coal,
which they may deem 10 be for the best inter
estS of the State of Michigan, and the quanti-
ties more or less las mentioned above 10 be at
the option of the undersigned committee.
ID. The said coal to be delivered and stored
In the bins of the Michigan Soldiers Home in
lots not 10 exceed five % car loads AT any one
time. and at such times as the Commandant
OF said Home may order or direct.
Sd. The successful bidder viii be required 10
execute "A bond. with approved security, in the
sum OF one thousand dollars $1,000, payable 10
the State Of Michigan in ease OF default or
non -fufllment of said contract.
4th. All sealed proposals should be addressed
to Col. samuel Wells, Grand Rapids Mich;
and the words. sealed Proposals for Coal"
written on the margin of the envelope.
5th. The committee reserve the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids for such coal. if. in their
judgment, they deem it FOR the interest of the
Signed By authority Of the Board of Mana
gers of the Michigan soldiers Home.
SAMUEL WELLS,
X. A. ALGER
VI. BROWN,
Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
HER OTHELLO YET LIVES.
Sad story of the Life of . Young Brook
lyn Girl.
COPYRIGHT 1889.


"Chicago Row. is long wooden bar
racks, four stories high and divided int
ten houses, which stands on Atlantic
Avenue, Brooklyn, near East New York.
Each floor of each house contains at least
one family and on many floors there arr
several. The people who live in the fists
are mostly colored but there isa sprinkline
of white folks, too, and some of these have
histories.
About the saddest case is that Of
young and very handsome Jewish girl,
Nettie Meyer, daughter OF Theodore
Meyer. = retired merchant living in West
Twenty-second street. Sbs was of
romantic disposition and the restraint OF
her home increased the natural longing
for freedom. Four years ago, when she
was only 10 years OF age, she was taken to
see "Othello." and his sad story melted
her heart. From that time she looked
about her for an "Othello" whom
she could cherish and console for the
color which nature had made him wear.
She found her hero at last in the person OF
n colored man, Alexander Simmons, who
came In the spring TO do some kalsoming
for her father. He had lost leg and pro-
fessed to have been one of the slaves who
escaped TO Hgnt Ior thetT DeeuoW. " heh
his work was done she fed with him and
then there was wild time. her brothers
hunting for Simmons to slay him. They
found the couple after three days OF
searching but executed no revenge. They
simply cast their sister off and left her.
The father came and put his curse upon
her The mother did not appear and sent
no word. .le
The romantic girl lives on yet with her
husband. She can be seen almost any
morning in one of the yards behind Chi
cago Row hanging out the clothes she
has washed to support her miserable home
while her "Othello" loafs In the doorway
and smokes his pipe. Her clothes are
filthy rays and her face bears many hard
line, now; but deep In her heart 1t is said,
there IL yet a hope thsf the mother has
not cursed her, too. g. JOHNNY RE- I'D.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

A meeting Of lumber manufacturers
VIII be held st O'Clock this afternoon,
at the Office Of Morton, Lewis a Co,
for the purpose Of organizing 81 1850
cation.
The following firms were represented
Al the meeting IN June, and VII prob
ably become members Of the perms-
nent assoc alton winch II IS desired %
form. West Michigan Lumber Co,
Muskeran: the GUNNER Ium-
her Co. Cadillac. Coibs n
Mitchell. Cadillac Chittenden n Her
rex. Cadillac. N tcheH Bros, Cadillac;
the Brookings Lumber Co, Grand Rap
ids. the -iss0n 4 Iley Iumt,eT Co,
LIey, Tucker, Hoops 4 Co. repre-
aeHtng Wilson ImineT 4 Wilson. Iu-
tbsr Cununer 4 Son Cadillac. Morton.
Bewls CO.. Grand Rapids, A. 3 Long
n Son, Grand Rsp d.