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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-11-05
THE CHARGE.

At ; :05 His Honor began his charge
TO the jury and ended at 5:45. His
Honor spoke substantially as follows:
Gentlemen OF the jury; this important
case has had your attention since Mon
day OF this week, this Is now the evening
OF the fourth day. I cannot say that
time could have been saved for l con-
slider that the term has been fully occu-
pied in listening TO the testimony pre-
scented by the prosecution. This case has
attracted an extraordinary degree OF at
tention as has been evidenced by the
large audiences that have stood for hours
unwearily listening. a very unusual
offense in this country is charged against
defendant. II has excited so much
public interest that il became great
difficulty to get jury OF twelve men to
try the case. Remember you each on
your oaths have told the Court and the
public that YOU had not made up your
minds to the guilt or innocence OF de-
PENDANT. II any OF you had said that he
had made up his mind he would have
been disqualified like large number OF
others The time has now nearly ar
rived when you must come TO conclu-
sion and must decide this case.
l wish to charge you that you must
form your opinion of this case from what
you have heard in the witness box. Ii
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Departments of Business


Kingdom
effected hrsca Companies
A Publishers
ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE
FAITHFUL ATTENTION MODERATE CHARGES.
solicit trial HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
II Bell Telephone No. 274. 29 1277f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-11-05
oCToBER IERM.

THURSDAY, Oct. 81.
CONTINUATION AND END or The WILCOX
TRIAL
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-14

Donnell. From outside Posts there are
Shiloh, of Com mDton, District Commander
Nudge; John F. Godfrey, of Pasadens,
W.s B. Van Kirk; Malvern Hill, !,
OF Anaheim, Irwin Barr; Sedgwick,
OF Santa Ana, Robert Cummings; On
tario, E. P. Slater; Gordon Grange, of
Orange, Charles E. Berry; Vicksburg, of
Pomona, Senator j. E. McComas; Dan
Bidwell, of Norwalk, Comrade Mason,
From Fort Fisher Post, of Santa Monica,
there are three: Post Commander Elliot.
Comrades Ford and Bridges. Depart
ment Commander Gard was added to the
committee.
The members of this mmittee are
requested to meet this morning at
$3.50, at the office of the Los
Angeles and Pacific road. to take
the bus for the 10 O'Clock train,
Transportation will be provided for all.
General E. 2. johnson and I. r. Dun
kelberger will accompany the COMMITTEES.
At O'Clock in the evening, after the
committee has completed its investiga-
tions and returned to the city, it viii
meet at the hall of the Logan Post to re-
port on the charges. A campfire had
been set to take place at that time in this
hall, but it will be postponed. Post
Commander Elliott of the Fort Fisher
Post, of Santa Monica, who was present
at the meeting yesterday afternoon, sub
stantiated in measure some Of the
charges.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-14
PHYSICUANS.

~ ". BURLEIGH, NJ. O., III S. SPRING ST.
VI. Specialties, diseases of women medical
and surgicaD. Chronic diseases of stomach
and bowels. sep3 If
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sPECHAL NOTICES.

nIvINE SERVICE IN THE MCDONALD
~ Hall, rs Main street, take the liberty
of informing the Israelites of Los Angeles that
have rented the Mcdonald Hall, 25 N. Main
street, for the purpose of holding there Divine
service during the coming Hollydsyes OF Ros
Hashanah, V yom Hakkipurim, Day of Atone
ment and Sabbath Teshuvah.
The service will be celebrated strictly ortho-
dox, Minhag Redelheim, on the first of Rosh
Hasensh; lecture in German. On the second
day, lecture in English. Tickets, for all the
Can be had from Mr.. L. Kanterowitz, and from
Mr. Meyer, 233 Commercial street, near Ala
media street
A numerous attendance is respectfully solic-
tied by yours, REV. N. SHVERSkY,
OF San Francisco
se5-7.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-14

DENVER & RIO GRANDE AND BURLING
~ ton route excursions via Salt Lake City and
Denver, leave Los Angeles every Monday and
Thursday, spending one day at Salt Lake City.
Sunday at Salt Lake City, and is the only
excursion giving passengers an opportunity Of
attending the Mormon services in the Taber.
nacle. Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars ele-
gantly equipped, Los Angeles to Chicago. etc.
J: B. QUIGLEY, Agent Burlington Route. 112
North Spring street. an1O II
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ATTGRN Il VS..


GEORGE II. SMITH. THOMAS L. WINDER.
HENRY M. SMITH.
CMITH, WINDER & SMITH, ATTORNEYS
Federal Courts. Offices: Rooms 1, 2. and a,
University Bank building, liz New High st. ,
Los Angeles, Cal. Telephone, No. 583. sl4tf
DANIEL PICKIT, ATTORNEY-AT-
~ room 10, Jones block, rs N. Spring st., over
Boston store Los Angeles Cal. s4u
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-14

CT. HILDA'S HALL, GLENDALE, A FULLY
y equipped Boarding and Day School for
Girls, will open again on the 11th of Septem.
ber. For circulars. apply at school, or No, 35
California Bank building, $40 If
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-14
WANTED slTUATIONs-FEMALE.

VNTANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF CULTURE IL
w and refinement desires position in private
family as governess or Kindergarten; music
and French taught if desired. Address B, d..
this office. sp7 10t
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-14

TN9E OCCIDENTAL ACADEMY (FoRMER g.
i ly McPherron), 526 Grand ave., will open
Sept. 10; reduced rates to day pupils and
boarders; thorough instruction.: careful man.
agement prepares boys and young men for
b einess or college. Address PROF. ]. w.
PARKHILL. au3Otf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-14

CHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING AND TELE-
- graphy taught by competent men at Long
ley Ins itute. "a West First street. THE YOST
TYPEWRITER AGENCY. se1-1m
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-A POCKET-BOOK WITH SEVERAL
IL valuable papers, on Central ave. Finder
will pleas notify JOHN BAUMUND, P. 0 box
No. 1881. A reward given. se132
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

that two-inch hawscr-a new line The mca Wa
1hs Hamburg map looked Is solemn Is Il no VS.
expectoratcd In tho box Of skvdust and replied
'FoftS-two va. jest good sang winty wsane5E
remember about. lived at willink. an was drvia
to4r, that winter, for, Lesndcs Roe
In the desd OF the January thaw It wse, too--as
was drisin' yoke q steers into wood lot tns
on erittpr got lazy an up with my whip TO toucn
him bit, but Pm tein' you sir, he never felt tho
LASH c sssl ~.
Ananias though with evident reluctance, was moved
Never felt tho lash ~
= No, sir,p with another long pause.
: Why notfp asked the captain when he eouldn'e
stand Il another minute. az
"It that cold, and ell OF suddint, sir, that
when raised that thcre whip-stock the lash got
hoze In solid, 10 the air. 40
And just then the stove exploded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
4 broom roR MRs. aARRrsos..

From The Kansas City Journal.
The Journal has received marked copy Of The
Humboldt (Kan.l Union,' containing description OF
present, to be forwarded 20 Mrs Benianin hac
rfson which Is at once useful Ornamental and unique
Humboldt Is in the centre Of bfooncorn region, and
rojoicos In broom manufactory under Republican "a
ministraton. And the present intended for Mrs Haf
son Il doubtless tho most remarkable broom OF which
the genius OF q broom manufacturer has ever con
cevcd a.
From the shoulder of tho broom, at intervals 10 tho
ton of the handle straw and silver wire arc inter
woven SO as to represent the following besutfa 40
Raised maple leaves raised crown, raised diamonds
and mppie leaves matted diamonds snd raised iesves
matted spears douhlemattod crown, hand plato OF si
yer with tho name Of Mis. BENJAMIN Hsrrlson en-,
Qrayed thereon and surrounded BY handsome scfci!
work executed by G. u. crtzer; pyramid and bali
maple leaves and matted dianondss matted cxpsses
matted diamonds and maple leaves, four naSs, nauo-
someiy painted In rd white and blue colors ny satss
Joseph Bradley, between tho flags arc matea aa.
rnonds, raised pyramids. silk fringe there u 9iver
cap on the end Of tho handle with tho name q iac
maker T. Ingcnnll, engraved thereon; red wnito ana
bine sk velvet u iIerorsu the entire ienetn W tao
haadle SILK fringe covers the shoulders Of re broom
and on the side Of the brush 10 bow o. oius sam
ribbon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
THE DOCS sRFsE OF JUsTIoA
80, srha Qosfox r,ttdoHf

friend OF the ssnntorer residIng IN the euburbs
y the owner Of very iafge and intslnsont Hew s
ether day Max tthe dog in question: accompanies hts
master to neighborlng marSef where some pnrSas:os
were 10 be made and. Of coufse senotn1S XVI WV oot
was included In the list. 80. : e. - :. g y.
when Il came 70 tle latter investment nc pnr
for III money and the dogs glance at re same uno
sscmed to siKniy thAs similar inaRrcssi g naG TAKEN
}ust about 10 rs,onstr4ts With The dfales when tus
M Suddenly, he caught gl;mpse Of the eoes Fi,o
ing fhroueh the door with Sbtnethng lg had e6.xct
nom ia koach The dehtnF aid nos notice the theft
IN posfbsainf any rousnstxAnce - - ~ psf~Aoee
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ssure OF thatp
ayes. SIR to the best Of my recollection
so nshawi Now, Mr.. Frankel, ZONE, out with
!. /, Won san tell anything. II you had paid money
10 Get a privilege 10 which you were fairly enltied
without the payment Of cont you'd DO sur9 70 re-
member it, wouldn't your
ayes, sir, / think sos
Don't you know sol"
ayes, srS
syery swe. then. Now did you pay any money y
al can't remember about paying any.
The lawyer was disgustodl Haven't you told hA't
a dozen different people that you didl'
"Did which, siri"
Pay money!
For my stands"
yes, for your stands
aNot rhat I remembers
IL went on like this for at oast ten minutes she VIC.
ness refusing 60 SWEAR 10 anything positive, but
giving guarded negative to every tnIns' rn"iy no
was urged to put his memory nj WORE
s,fhinR.s said Mr. Nicol sTry TO remember"
uMr, Nicolls sad tho man. az you MAKE ne retefn-
Der too hard you'll have sick man here"
awhatfs
"I have Ats when think too maon@
what could be moro rdlculous EVERYBODY roarea
and bfr. Nicoli sank back in his chair aohs want
to give you AZ no said. Your "'''os'' mr.
Condert.s
Heaven forbd.s exclaimed Mr.. coudert ferventiy'
that should be the unhappy eanse Oh 'n's seps'e
mans having q At you may co. sE.
Then succeeded 10 the witness chair an ancient gem
asman whoss vocabulary contafnrd apparently on.
these i've words ~ Not knows onF he eouia quo
did tell his name and address. but beyond THAI MS
mind was hopelrss blank had he paid sny black.
mani Not Al no hnowed on Had DO tod yonn sni'n
ana Felix Robinscu thas no was backmahedt MOI
a. he knowcd OH. He'd be tod ANYBODY any
thing about ~ Sot Is he haosed on. Hsd tny'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03


% ever Lave nsI NOT 9 ne Anovve = ~s
AM sna mr. N'oohs m despair. ..... 8.
fridays testimony vas more resu ss..s.. ~ /
VITA tbs svnsnes q D01 1850 80, ~
spens an hear OF TWO ,'nsns 1900 J.
POSING up me ooon u tne ep'sp' W.. = q
VINO was i'ssn % snmh he 80 - -. - ..s-
'oa nun 90, nun s1oo ios nss 80 49, sss-s
- ssd yrs,s,.e1
:, nsns sasa ~ xs 49, n S = oy
49, 80 80 s.,..' 80 t,r sn,ns ~,
'ol - - $500. 49, ar.,tv rstrrs z
u ~ $3.50, n'sAss - - 49,, !.
49, 49,. :, - 80, -. 1. .,s ..t ,tu, sase
!. a. -. 's 49,, NV $3.50, " n 4 s., {
e., ~ 80, sss...s ~ - ,.sn.v sotsst bsvfs,
,r.t s,sor, :. ,r,s N Jsnuarv .
afsst s.i,,s
ave. .s.s
"a s,,,.,s
ava ..rp
swnsn ,.st tsuss ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

from Tho Du1Fal0 Expftss,
Durtnr tho cold speH an old Lake captain and q
= NJ "a doSs 1sss any coid veather thsxe days.
Wlnter hsd1's fsifly scf h. ~ was p Naysqbor
snd va coming down ison sAp s9s ias.lI n,
~ $ yss g 81 sssa ssfs 81 @ ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

- ~ sss..s. - ~ Inlss: ~ ~ RI
e4n4ys WA4 ~ t0A H9L - y. 'l.{
and ths pou1ds Of form hste folIoWUG toot e4oe eF
sinoe Rsn,et sha.,d IL fnl>Pe 11sost q ~ ee16&
Possibly tAo ssc8 oonk ~ eyoofhg 6fV1s = ~ ~
@ 81 - - =. -, ~ 3 5ishys s5vtaek e.
seems nnspN g meB ~ ~ so's s'.. SoSs -
puel. "A ~. :. e..sI \. 60 -
Wefv posA sfo&ua y 49, - ~ -x
Of having II packod awAy ~ ooE ee1yhos ~ 49,
winter, when another ststngt wnl - 1850 80
IL adopt6d q tho o0ffoet A;Dt ~ 6yocfno Weaes
Anoser tnnovotfonth8 rh1k treeek6f IN &bo11pt1,
.o,s 1890 ss,s.. .,e. A1Ile6 .hsr{ koaon>s "a
oAo- - 49, ~ ~ ~ s.s-s :, ~ u,un,,h
worn On : Sssns 80 y - =. ~. ~
town--appcoxs 10 have beeu Df1kBofus IU1ozy eSyS
rsnafv6 So sddif6na, orders FIR sufts IN thb Stye,
~ mos q, Mo 49, 1870 a. 81 busfnss 81
hnicherbocksrs ssd lUug hoeP ~ t5my 70 work 81
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

Official final quotations were generally a shade
easier follows November, "a Ia December, "a -
January, 86 February, 9T Ia March, 90 3-6; May,
90, and June 50 IL cents
Spot corn opened strong and shade better, and tho
export demand up 10 12e. 600 bushels. Tho
close heavy In sympathy with the decline in
wheat The options early were higher by shade. but
the pressure OF heavier receipts caused decline prices
ending off SO cent fer November at al 7-S December
at az 3s tan exception In showing no changer, Jan
uary al ~ . and May at AZ cents.
oats the spot were is03-s cent lower. In spite
OF purchases Of 10000 bushels for export and sales
of l25 900 10 arrive. ct e. naturally supposed To be
for shipment The options ended down 1898 cent
as llOws November 80 1o December - 3-S jan
uary - SIS: May. ea i-6 CENTS.
Lard extremely duh. and the options were
again lower follows November. 96 35 December
and January, sc % February. 80 80. March. -6 3j.
Tine receipts Of -four and grain reported yesterday at
New York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were as
follows Wheat, 27s ,226 Bushels 100 0o6 bush
els oats 1883 bushels: total grain. eO1 Os1 bush
els flour. 50,4I6 packages. At Chicago. Milwalkee
and ST. Louis the arrivals Wheat l96 ,026 bush
els corn, 1873 60s bushels; oats. e5.052 bushels; {;
total grain, 376.776 bushels -four. 35,243 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKEIS

FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.
lhe wheat speculation increased in activity yeeter
doy only TO invite realzatons that checked the up
ward tendency The export engagements amounted
10 100000 bushels. and nearly 900 bushels were
taken for milling purposes. In spite Of this demand
lhe spot market ruled unsettled in sympathy with OPP
uons and prices closed a shade lower There
larger option market and the current Of prices fer
ume ran upward. The cable advices were stronger
and the export activity helped induce selling so
that December from S5d 81 11-16 to 80 J16 and
march from 80 1-4d9O TO 90 SO cents. The realha-
uohs OF narrow bulls broke the market sharply
near The close. December falling TO 81 ll16 and MAY
10 - 1916 cents. ON the curb December sold at
81 o-o and May at 80 rs cents.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
The STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore, Nov 14-cotOn quiet middling, 1oalosc.
x,dDr fairly active and firm Wheat-Southern fairly
I've and hrm; Fulu 73as2c; Long geeny 14Ge3e NVst-
srn frm; No winter red spot aud Neyemher sOasO4c
necember 81 dSi ae January. S2Ssas3c February, s4
asa &c Corn-Southern firm, scarce white, dlG4tc :
Yellow 4Oaz2c; Western easy mixed spot aud NoNem
Lev Ai64lLc; December 4l04l nc; year. 39Ss 391so
January S9S d39Lc; February 39ssa4oc March 40'sa
I0ioc. ADr 41d4lsc Oats firm, fair demand southern
srd Pcnnsvivania 25129e Western. white. 2s029c DO
mix nxei. s5S27c; high graded No. white 2ssc; Bye
Slow easter: 81 $3.50 Hay dull prime to choice tmo1z,
40 50aSlS Provisions steady, unchanged. Butter
1rn; creamery 24d25c. Eggs 1rm; Western 2oc
Cfee sea,,y RIO cargoes fair. 19Ld19ssc Sugar hrm
AsoIt e7.c Copper and very firm refined II "a
ioec Whiskey fairly active; 81 10. Freichts 20 DIV
c-poo per steamer du grain, 4i2a4ad Cork for ofiers
bs RecepsFOur. 10000 h6ls wheat Al ooS 200 oSss Sns
corn 81 O60 bush oats. 5000 bush rye lSoO pusn
shipu,S tsFlour 10 bbis wheat g. 900 bush: corn @
ss COO BUSH sales-wheat 10000 bush; COM 2'o''Vo
bush -, .,,va firm
and higher: 80 600 bush No. hard spot soa on 600
600 bush s9iac 900 bush do at yoc anu ss1
bush No hard cost freight and n:usseee sse 40 ooo bush
II 600 bush No Northern spot sold AZ soc svy,,
Do at sec "a 900 bush No Northern sbt 20 and ,n
sec 40 600 bush No Northern cost Ia 81 600 hush
surance at s5c 600 bush do at S5s ana agures
Winter wheat higher 10000 bush NO =, ra sa.c cav
extra No red at 79c and cars o no. N "s,e % sod a.
ssS and i9 600 bush No ysSTo yss,S%oeatc a. No White
BATS stronger No. wni.e' - ,rack No white i'm
o5c: No . mixed. 2Sha24c OIL "'o~' " ~ "
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

duringte day Of December soms IN the pit estimating
that he took over million. This In ITSELF ana mo
alarm which II created among outside and local Do
ccrnber snorts carried December up full cent anu
May up 3-5 of a cent The bun hurry iasted ior
two or three hours. In the last thirty minutes, how
ever II became 50 apparent that the price was Qppy
that the sentiment changed In twinklinS The Ihe
panfully acqui;ed advance wa, lost pflvate mes
sagrs late IN the day declared that Hutchinson had
been large seller of May wheat al New-fork:
Tew-York reported a considerable amount of wheat
akcn for export. but II did not save the price
The DAYS clsarances were fair. The Northwestern
receipts were not particularly large 555 cars AZ
Minneapolis and Duluth. Here there were 1o1 cars.
and li2 estimated for Friday. Corn was rather
active within a range Of 36 cent Oats were easier.
May opening at - "a and closing al % IL. Pro.
visions duh. On the curb December wheat
SO.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

views generally &c higher. Fair local trade demand
yesterdays prices. but advance checked trade No.
s9a 2oi3c choice clipped oats. see Futures shade
irmer but quiet: No white November 2S5sa294c De-
sember 2o629hc; January. 2obd29ac February. 29'.S
Toledo. Nov 14-wheot active but weak cash. s3Lc
December. ss7sc May. s7%c. Corn dull cash s5c
sccnber, 34c January. 33sc. Oats quiet cash o0a
oNersee1 active and easier cash and Noyember 80 20
december; s3 IS; February. s3 so March. s3 So Re.
tepts-Wheat 10 665 bush corn, II 2G bush oats. 9Jt
bush rye. 10i bush clovorseld 76O Shipmen
clovcrseed. 500 bags
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

fTna' but unchanged wheat and haNseed Sc; corn to
New, ynrl aac. rye 42c. tO New-York; lumber, O
Ihsnr s5 nsT thousand 10 NewYork. SO so. Receipts
Flour as o6o bbis; wheat 116 600 bush corn 100000
600 bush shipments-By eanalSWheat ana 252 600 100 bush
Nv raiIFlour So 600 bbls wheat. $1,000 bush corn,
$50 0o0 bush. - ,.,. ,,,,,~os r,r,oa ~. ,.,... .
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. II Especial Everybody had the
point this morning that Hutchinson deal In De-
cember wheat was on the card. Threequarters OF
the trade payed7 II. Al night the point nTned
out "nO good Hutchinson was a large buyer
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
gonnirp Real esiais Go Eet.

A N ATTRACTIVE house, artlsnc,pv and
sasrssssoasye Ss-oy fqrs,sAe5 g5as .1s,a T. large
horses OuthOuses garden. orcbstd uylcn
y fen. moderately % a good te,ss. uiS So
MINUTES from kew-York and Z minnsau1 oo
nnotls Depot. Long Island. ApDiy ~ nI,,, i,e,h
aAA WHEELER. lis East 23i.st n ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
felu il)anteo.

Males.
ID OY WANTED IN 4 merchandise br9keIN r.
ID office. Apply T. WlLLEII q nan
LEN, 81 and % Wall--t.
Gn1EN SEEKING EMPLOYMENT can can
Nj write for information; pos slOhs u
cured In every line Of business, from IaI Ullav'
magagcr 70 porter, watchm n, cDaSi',,' csi r,er
drivers, collectors, englneeFri u, ut',,'t,o
auit0rs and Others. Apply
I'OLITAN AGENCY, 6S5 BroadNay.
CTENOGRAPHER and expert Caligita,pn Caligsi;,pn
- operator wanted a permanent pDSi,ISSs az
for a young man with good reieIehoo7
Re2dc-st.
lXT ANTED.- Boy to make himself geer,
w ally useful and to learn business a
Turkish goods store guarantee Ieq"'']
!. 554 Broadway, parlor floor
VIZ ANTED. Boy in baking house mus so
w be good penman. Adiress, statiig, ,aT,o n5o
Gn1 references, BOY, Box o. AHOu"0
Onice.
Females.
fCANTFD. -First-clas$ c9lored COOK OeS'
w city reference. 327 West 27th.sI.
XIIANTED-A Protestant woman OF gtfl
w IN general houscwork. Mrs. NJ ~
SMITH, 1877 West 19th-st
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
felp n)anieo.

A MAN and wife, without children or
n mother aud adult son, 70 take cntlrs
charge Of Holly Tree Inn a sort ~
coffee, lunch aud free reading room. in Hsr.
lem. Apply 81 O'Clock sharp al Room 40.
Drexel Building corner OF Broad ana wall
sIs.
Males
4 NAN OF common sense aud fair ludr.
n ment, one whom employer can uusi
when ahscai. n tske orders an1 c1llcct In
city and T.arby towns; els weekly and
cOinnl ssion, after 10. c. Il. ROE, 81 Reads
DOY WANTED. D.-Intelligent and quick.
ID Ia silver stoe, for erTands WD9es 90,
j. VI. SWEET. 500 psoadway..
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

wheat. 64S6ec; No. red s1ds1.c No. corn 4e
No. . oats 193sc; NO. rye 44.c No 9 barley, 5Ie;
No naxseed, 81 33 prime timothy seed 81 !. ,aes5 m
pork per Dbl ~ CO. lard per 100 H. 96 short rDs ee
0oose s5 25Gs5 CO. dry salted shoulders boxed - o.
asa 80 short clear sides boxed. $5 509s5 O2 whihy'
distlers finished goods gal, sl o2 suess, euS '
unchanged granulaed. do standard - o.. es,nrents
Articles. Receipts shpnn.. ~
Flour bbs ........ $1,000 25,OoO
Torn. bush ----.l lt5'ooo,V al 600
Da's' nu,h 5000
lyc, bush 1'0oV az COO
On The Produce Exchange tpdly butter market was
Milwaukee Wis Nov. 14.-Flour dull. wheat "ccak, "con
cash and De.anbef 7ic No. Northern vssg2c &c osee
~. firm No. J., 46c. Barley quiet; NO IA ffSrd
51l3c bid Provisions elstF Pork, ~ bu ih.s.slhh'
5.9Oc. Butter and cheese unchanged. Eggs hru' H'"
19c. 49,, - ., ho,b
Philadelphia Nov l4.-Flour-Dcsirable ots o 3ed Dd
spring and winter In fair demand ana pLlfh fsIr
firm under moderate offerings Eye -four hth VIZ, , or no
demand sales Of choice at s3 10 WheatIatns n,ng w for
export prices options closed ncminaly ac trom
In sympa ny with the advance In the West De
millers lcht red November SO2aslc: Dco. .nyn
81 p as2c January S2i2dS3c; February s3aeic ~
Market and prices OF options. With the mort
febiuary advanced 4, &c under good inquiry l cfIye
and very light offerings Car lots for local talc m rack
Dc mand and generally &c higher; No. mixed on %
mixed in grain depot l2042c No. high mixed IN
81 elevator 42G f2i2c; No yellow. In 2oth-st s No
4oc No high mixed in grain depot 42ec -'ean, Nvem
mixed for December delivery 39c; No nhNl ~ to'
ier AOa "a December 402 2G4lc January 3' 49,
February 4Oa4Oiac. Cats-Car lots ruled nm ana hO
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
misrcilaneous

II AVE you pictures. books, musical in
H strumeDts, furniture ornaments, any
thing 70 exchange for something else name
property value: circulars. THE DIRECT
EXCHANGE, 80 COruandtst.
TAKE YOUR Russian, Turkish and medi-
L Gated bath az home, with Pinke's Pat
ept Medcsted Vapor Bath Apparatus; price
SI2. Salesroom. 1.179 3d-avo.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco Nov IL.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Sonnirn RsaI Gstate for Sale

A "S s1rsS F0R MONTCLAIR.-Hand.
sale hSusess sess'sshees aea Ssilding sites for
hished TUBBs . TAYLoR Lt1H 3 Beekman,st.
A YoyE oSyEHAoSafSoRD. IN SsRD. as minutes from New.
abe French root esuss ~ VI n: q reoms
Ossr ossr ssa run o. lOOx2oo: FOOD situation,
Crsnfors iioin,p npP,y n 70 wM. b. BIGELOW,
ABRY al Nc, MAJ 90 n. J., or CHAS. LEO
or, dneS SsAILeEa,.-.cog1tIy ", hotel furnished !;
ls. ~ Lafgyette 'YPsoi plsaii 1900 cash. Box