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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
AR BAooy WAS NOT RB4DT,

Acting Commissioner Rogers Of the st'ee' C'S nm
,.a.,,.en, was to hear yesterday the case OF Ionn
p.eon the suspended superintendent Of the depart
1.n,,s stables but MI asked for two weeks posT
D.ment to give him 70 obtain counseI anu g.
mon his witnesses. Assisant-Corpofauon Ooun'0. a
s,of appeared TO represent the city NJ Ssoo M~s
~, .l aud asserted that he had not had trne
70 eonoy any or to consult with his friends A'ot con-
te,yins with Mr. olendor Colonel Rogers saia nSs
Earon;s request was preposterous He woula e0n7,''
however, to adjourn the hearing unNl Mon''' q"
and announced.
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11rUrEyAvr WOOD DOES NOT Explain.

President Edward Simmons, Of the Board OF Bduca-
ton and Commissioners Miles NJ. o'Brien and +. W.
Devoe OF the Nautical School Committee, held meeting
at MI Devoe Office yesterday TO consider the charges ~
cruelty and Drunkenness mad0 against Leutnant Wood
OF the schooship St Mary's. Commander Crowninshed
presented statement that he had obtained from several
OF the boys and the Of the ship. letter re-
ceiycd from Wood but 10 did not afford en-
rlsnaon of the charges The committee decided 70 al
ioprn until next week. when Lieutenant Wood will be
snrnrnoned 70 annear PERSONALLY before them.
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DIR roDEMAyy HOLDS THE FORT.

detective in gray suit occupied OIL day Yesterday
small closet at head Of the stairway and in front Of
the door leading into the Modemann dental az
Thr-ave and Thirty fourth-st When any person came
up the stairway the detective would spring OF mis-
closet suddenly for a full survey Of the Dr.
Modenann and his associate took possession in the morn
Ing Shortly afterwsrd DE-. Young made his appearance
with several operators but they prevented from
entering They retired quietly and around lawyer.
who held conference with DR.. Modemsnns lawyer. 4
settlement expected would be effected during the
dav The business continued without interruption.
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srrK.WORKRRs ALARMED.

The 100 women and children in Hudson county ,;
s. j. who earn their living in the SIZE -.
So 20 oult work IN support Of the operators VINO are
On strike at R. H. Adamss hard-slk mills at PAYER
son IN. hardsk mills are the only ones ina. 'nio"
,aw silk and supply the other mills w'h 'na. '. LII
o. 1T, =, Jaw silk ceases, all OF the other mills VIII
nc ai,ot 70 .but down Only two of the mills in
% throw their own raw silk and are there
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. Is, 3:45 D. m-Beef-The demand f.
improving. Pork in poor demand. Hams In poor de-
mand short cut about II TO 10 D. easy at S2s bacon
in fair demand Cheese in poor demand; American finest
white and col9red 1ql at 4is Tanow
mand. Rosin in fair demand Lard-spot and futures
In poor demand; prime Western spot dull az 9os Cd
Wheat poor demand; No. winter Arm az Is ID
new No. sprns firm at :; 4d Flour in air demand.
mixed Western spot hrm IS I'D August September
and october firm at A Id. Hops ~ London-Pacina
Coast poor demand.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
pe- ~orth River VesSels and Railroads,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rlo the spot again QUITE a4t nSo bsgs
No g. 80: 500 No = i6S-c. Also 200 bags No. !;
to BE- shipped 1Gac Fair cargOes quoted loIHe ~ be
grades have fair demand. Sales, 800 bags
end 500 mats Imor private terms iV99 plcus oio las
June slle 81 1850 Java. II al &c J1O
fancy do 22 a222c. The option market was deyold h
features the speculation comparauNt nm
being mainly Of local scalpng character Iheit ~,
cables from either Rio Or Hayre owing 70 h'lay
Hamburg however reported an advance Of sdl Dfg ngs
marked months. Early sales here wers ~ sIi'
decline after which there was rio OF lOglo p ol'Ss
closing rarely -tcadY 30 only tribe above inc maj VI
Yesterday. sales. $500 Hgs $1,000. e.,.s
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Citp Rea! gsintc 60 Get

A NICE. small 3 story house. within 4
q minutes Of the depot al f3Sth-st. And
NOttaye. Inquire az 365 MOtt-ave. has
al improvements.
ITO LET.-13S and 142 West 9fth.st-
i 4-st0Ty and basement; built for invest
uent; decorated; near l. station. Apply
on premises.
rrO LET.-LOfts, IS II. BY % r.. steam
Il elevator with or without steam power.
ECO. Il. EDDY. 39s Matison-st.
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sorses aro Carriages.


-FLANDRAU & Go.a,,rSr
A - 374, 376 BROOME-SA.
rc.kN7T CARRIAGES Of the best Class
i1--.S.Pt;NsION VICIORIAs,
- q Z SPRING VICTOR 49,
LIGHT VICTORIAS.
CARTS Two Wheelers, Landaule's'
Nal fbsetons. Pau Carte, l-ahdLas,
Stanbcue GiQs. Village carts, OInil, o .Sts'
S0TPI 6PAsSENGER ROCkAWAAS'
EXTENSION PRONE
WAGONEIlkS,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAfS,
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCKBOARDS.
Oa- SURVEYS OAK wagons, OAK run.
,bouts.. 2-passenger Buckboards, S-passen'
yer Buck boards, 4passenSer BuekOoaToS'
OAK Dos-s-Dos, Oak Derbles, OAK Plaetohs
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUN
BOARDS.
SINGLE nuals. Triplets, all kinds Of springs;
ALI NOVELTIES IN OAK AND Palm
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES.
ROAD WAGONS, LIGHT VEHICLES
for estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons, surrey wagons
Ladies' Phaetons, Nls-a-Vist u,o,..s
Light stages, EN. top Cap1oiets'
spider Phaetons. Contagious JODe'
Pony PhaetOns, saxon FnheIohs'
Road Wagons. Fancy Vehicles.
MINIATU RETRAPS ALL KINDS,
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest ard most dNersined as
sOrtmeh: Of Carriage In the United States.
OVER 232 DIFFERENT Sly LIS.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase carriage In town
or out until you pay rs visit
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROOMS
IN THE WORLD.
OVER 100
SECONDHAND .CARRIAGEs ABOVE
-
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LIVE sTocK MARKErs-nY rELrGRApH

Buffalo: n; y Aug 15.-Cattle-Receipts last %
hours, $50 head; toai for Far 10 75D
same time last week, 1900 consigned through, 800
head 144O OF which 70 New.Yorx: for sale market
quiet and unchanged. Sheep and LambsRecetpts last
q hours 10 200 head; total Tor week thus far 29soq;
42CO head, 1900 OF which 10 NewYoFk 600 for sale
market easier sheep ranged fm "A "a IS lambs from
S. so 70 80 IS HOgs-Receipts last % hours $3.50
head total Tor week thus Gar, 81 100; for same tims
last week. l6440; consigned through, 1900 hcad $40
Of which e Mew 100 for s7Ie aNes igi snt
Workers., grassy 70 good Western cornfed - 65dE4 80
50 80.
St. Louis, Aug 15-Cattle Receipts, $500; shipments
2T0O market slow choice heavy native steers 81 300
- 30 fsir . good do 80 9OaSf 30 oekegs and feei-
ers ~ 1888 20 rangers. steers - 40as3 30. Hogs
to choice heavy, "A 1904 30 packing - lo6s4 Is:
3.40O; shipments. 1900; market firm; fair 70 choice
% 4Oas4 CO. Cotton quiet; ndddng, IL. Grain and
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giip Rral Gsiale for Gale

NOME PROPERTY-9th-ave business
corner, stores adjoining rental 81 mo
price moderate entire or separatA: win e,
ehange for country propertv on cash basis
o. valuations. JOIN F. PLATT 80
broadway lou
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UGrk n)anteo
Male

Males
WAITER. Position wanted as head or
W nrst-claSs restaurant waiter best ref
erences. Address BURRAM, 205 Hslla-
day-st., jersey City.
NOUNG Engu,hman. age ~ desires
situation In a grntiemal's residence e;
would make himself us-ful; could groom or
ASST gardener, highest references. RE-
LIABLE Box -. Tribune Once.
XOUNG man. y, German, wants situa-
ton as stableman or anything. Ad-
dress A. BRUNN, Box 81 Tribune ONCE.
NOUNG man wishes a situation at any
thing. Address j., Box Ia, Tribune
Young married man would Ike outside
position where honesty and integrity
would be appreciated Address, stating
salary and position. d. D., 159 East 47th-st.
VCUNG NAN wants a position Of any
L kind good diver; well ec0mncn ded.
J. J. NJ, 4l9 East l5th-st
XOUNG man, about 20 would like
L position with carpenter and builder to
learn the business. J. f. A., Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN, -. would like situation
as hospital orderly , years expert
ence. best recommendations. \. N,
Tribune Uptown once Las Brcadway.
" DUNG MAN. superior education. lately
! arrived desires situation az any employ.
mont. Apply j., 53j West 5lst-st,
YOUNG MARRIED MAN (2Gl desires
a situation can care fOr horses ann milk;
careful driver. Address ADVERTISER
BOZ East l-th-st.
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n)ork il)Gnteo.
MaIa..

Males
A WN. l.. HARTUNG.
49, EAp'l- Accountant .Ad Auditor.
d" aA" o. F.7.1--i. twlepnone Mug. az llS).
4 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT would make
"A iat.Iatle aff5ug m-ut with hrst-class
mercantile house 0r corporation. 20 devote
portion OF tlc day % keeping and aaJu ing
th'lI acc YuIt- hlshts' reference ~ 20
sh'Id. .n egnty and ability. d. W. L.,
Tribune once
A rLnEECT CrsToN CUTTER AND
y TAILOR. with good reference ri1u
Itilu r.H ln' -r. wishes STEADY position
j. 81. O. c-non-.,.
I 1HphOuGH OFFICE MAN. with 10
- years experience 1i rtcungrpnf AMI
t}prnIl .r. wan 10 ton paying 800
hi"nt-. AI-.''- T.. 81. lil.Hnc ohicr.
4 MEXICAN boy ~ 4. would Ike place
- a- -lt porter FRED BOHTnWiCk,
-H3 ..a-t 7'h--t
A PRACTICAL cuuom cuCer. Z rnerly
II in Du. moss. wants -.-aty position
would go Z Boston Married q trial FOR
rc.rrehrr so1uety. W. .. oPALDlN6. 200
Lest ll4,L-,t.
4 TrRsTCLASS baker and pastry cook
- Wishes situation Ia hotel ur rrstau-
SAINT cify or country. A. RITTER 523
& ACTIVE and Intelligent man Of ~
de-lr.~ 70 position On any business whore
integrity AID Industry are = quitrd excel
w. ''fs t+''. f.ii
A SsfSTANT EEGINFER.-By a single
man age -'f a7 hrNinnh 81 porter
). auh ~ hr ituls on steamship W van
oA'. Fiinc pals 1dlsr.', 4. ~. 40 CltiAf'
Il EAPiET painter. k1i~sminer ana
A A pap f-uTHI ger Wi-hr- -.futtlHu. giNc-
esiinafe-. pGMAY. ans Ea7t s2i-st
II ARTENoEG.-Bv q. young nan. in. city
II Or country. . arr reference. Address
PRANK j. GEHtIY. 1.2i5 3d-ave.
- AItEg Wishes situation a. second hand
- 0A cake. best ,Itr and country refer
erre 900 East 51tt.,t.
s,.-rr ,..-..... 80, ,--,--,---, -
- 81 colo bt.r OF ref renee IL fequircd
rs Atcu.rL H. Y
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gonnirp Real Gstate fDanieo

w IL rent a farm. from 80 N $50 acres
w well housed. Va;arei and feLced
stock, crops and Implements taken at
valuation 90 ~ 20 miles out. Z. o. Box
80. Astoria, n. Y.
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fore independent Some Of the mills Jersey City
Heights get their silk from Bethlehem, Scranton and
Hartford
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GeIu ilJantro.

w ANTFD-TIIE MUTUAL RESERVE
w FUND LIFE ASSOCIATIONS desires
u emuloV one suecial A gent ga each CITY
and G0ISNI'Y I'M the UNITED STATES.
CANADA. GREAT britain and
TPAECF' Ii also h0s excellent openings
In GOOD business men IN al. VI thee coun-
tria- a. MANAGERS, General ara District
AEINTS Compensation liberal. y. u,ts
certain positions permanent THIS CON-
PANY furnishes LIFE TNSURANCE 81
1,i1 Civ and One-half Million Dollar IN
feath claims. 10 has more than Two
NJ lin DoIiars Cash surplus. 10 Is TIE
Prsasost .uccsss ever known % hp4.ncei a.
ds,. az X. " BLOSS, Vice Pre- ient
Home once. ~ ParK Row. HeW-York. or
upon any General MANAGER
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for Sale.


A ROLL-TOP DESK Tor :25; feet roll
n top for s4j smiths -0ll-top desk, the
best made a specially; desks VI all KINDS.
r.. II. MASON. - Wiliiam-st
HANDY. cigar ami 10Y store bargain II
= -oic Immediately , excellent stand To-
fancy g1a D, and notions best reasons. 4lA
We-l j-l.-t.
E~TAUEANT anI bas ia one Of the De
IL downtown business streets; finely if-
TED up and doing 4 eOOi-paying trade. Gail
- Chambers-st
=, TORE FIXTCRTs, counta-s, partition,
- She wings tables. desks: anything f.
line OF fixtures; The Quick st and cheapest
place iu city. 40 RI eChetf-st., bet~ G n
broadway and Fowcry.
S0INCH English bicycle for sale cheap.
- no De seen at MEAGHER BROS 2fl
Canal-st
CHn -52-.nch fnl n'ckled expert COL
CIV umhia; v1ranteL 222 Water-st.
GIOE WILL purchase brand new mus-
- ! ~ cal b.y. 81 tuu.s 3cTIiuder in
cicat'f ana either attachment; pays 20
minutes pn on" winding. tatn Tor debt
cot -30c. Adire-- SWISS Tribune Office
81 600 000 T Ir c6gr N9 III ads s.i'
mates before v0U buy. AI,N-fOEK AND
ST ASA Ni SETS GRANITE WORKS.
ilie- Victoria Hotel. 1.ii6 Broadway. W.
ROBINSON.
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flats 90 fet, llnfnrnishe0,
Dressmaklnq.

-Stylish summer Dresses made from
"a. So artistic cut ard mSke. with ~ and
workmanship guaranteed orders executed
40 short notice ladies' waited on a. ter
sent BY the day. STONES DRTShNAK-
ING PARLORS 343 sth.aee. near s3d.st.
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e sss "a &c vac e e g. e so7 y g.
Dllleaoask ( Dewey g Bqsepn.lks &, caigs, ieS N
At veal: gs b. B. at Is il d. 100 b. a;
Hume Mullen 3 sStsrnllk Calves. ~ n. a. 2ss;
ss Ssa al s' s9 S 90 g. 2 &c. p a d. &C. les h. 4
-. yelne Wright & Co.: Buttermik Calves 2sS y.
2 q n AZ Sc 90 IA n, C. II do. rs ~ at oso
ooJ HSFtt.soa Fed Calves 17s at slse; ysaIs
81 o 80 g. At g. l'7 D. at '4' Is do los d. " 0''
d. i4 D. pds 1, -. q M s yeas ies sc
"a, Judd Bqeki rs 20 yeals 80 p sts DO
sHKEP AND LGMBsgRecselots Sos carloads Of 473s
headm5 caroads &C Jersey Gay ana carloads at GOTH
~, Thes wa moderate Inquiry or stock today at much
were ensd 70 aSos % lover T Oh -Four ear.
5sss2 -"sSa ti9 6 s e p ID ia. 'ss s :illSs
sEQS ,s aas ss J,;s reported
small se lower 'ta s 2, S@2e IN, Drs ss LSs
sales st 93G,ie but extra earcas,ss bring II ae:
sgs At . OH per 100 q DO ios n 50 25i
p at e % 222 Canada DO. 70 n. at s7 i2s; ssi DO.
" John aIIenSeek: "A Pennsylvania sheep o. H. at
p 75 159 Western % l22 n at a 10; I4T Pennsylvania
stat. Mu Tsms. M AL 80 =, SAT- i sssP %
Jellire, Wright Co: 40 State Lambs. 500 n. a
Walsh Kirby Co.: l75 State Lambs, "a Il. s..ss ~
~ f. sadier & Co. 2e5 Kentucky lambs. 90 n 81
Judd buckingham: 1eo Pennsylvania Lambs. 7oa -.
Ct 50 Pen Ss, a2 % ~ a. g 90 2s DO e p az
do 81 10 at - 80 DO = - A. - %
J. n. PidcOck; 227 Kenmcky Lambs G3 ID AZ 7l.o
per n % Maryland DO. CJ he 2S3 DO 83s. n AZ
Fac 235 West virginia do. 56a H. af GaGLc IL Jersey
do SO n az rae; l7O Indiana Sheep 100 ~ al Sac fes
Virginia do 9la y. q l',c; % K@atucy DO III b. al
4ac Al Maryland DO 1o2l2 = az axe II Ewes md BUcts
80 n. at 4c; - Bucks % %. 3.c do 100 n a. &c.
". Collins: 22s Virginia Lambs, Ssh n at o. IS per
HOGS-Receipts 10 carloads ~ go heaA-I3 carloads
Jersey City and carloads 4Ots Market spay al
81 G0Gs5 10, and few pigs sold late yesterday %
50 %. -
CSr1try Dressed steady al Gs67c FOR Medium and s
She f5r Light. and lean PIGS sel uD 70 DC.
- 70 per 100 y : Rough do ~ ar - 10
fellife. Wright Co., yesterday: State Pigs 100 n
j. G. Smith 70 State Hogs a4s ~ AZ a 70 Is do 90
n at 81 60; Rough do $40 ~ at % 10
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Gounirp Real estate for Sale

a OkNCY FOR MONTCLAIR. Hand
some residences AID building sites for
,Ie houses % let. season or year CLAIR
mi . TUBBs, 8 Beekman.st., N. Y.
A I MoSTCLAIR AGENCY, -Hsndsome
residences for sale or exchange houses
70 iet, furnished and unfinished. VIM.
N. TAYLOR 70 Cedar.st.
AT CRAWFORD. as minutes from New
loie French roof house fnr sale: : rooms,
barn and fruit; lot lOOx2O0; good situatiOn
gear stauon. Apply b. VIM. d. BiGELoW,
xlsnpivvra. non Co, N. j.. or cHAS. LEO
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STAINED.


Good Ordinary s 3le Ley Miadiins'''''.'ii99 1sts
Tho options male decided gain today ana tnr sDecu-
laton was quite brisk. Liverpool higher ana ioe'sn
s.-horf~~ buf-ra O. August ucHAr l",.l
.shots" also covered fIe ly ana tha coupled win inc
uu 4vo able crop reports, e1crfe1 additional Strength N'
month, closed IQ9 points better ana lale deliveries shower
d rl,o OF .a5 points sales. o-,10O bale-. $780,
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FURNISHES Rooms.

, A NEATLY furnished suite Of rooms on
family private; references. 80 west LIN
ST.. Gear Jth-ave.
IIANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms In
IL immediate vicinity Of Madison square
private bath; terms moderate. Aalfc-s
II. r.. Tribune Uptown once l'-5o
Broadway.
Fl ANDSOMELY decorated, square front
III room. second floor; ~ weekly. IJ5
West 2lst-st.
DLEASANT. comfortably furnished room;
l4O East 27th-st. near LeXingion-aNe.
gentlemen only references.
ID OOMs wei furnished. for gentlemen;
IL reference I"qulIeJ. % West loth-7t
W. Est 22D.sT. 17O-N3wly fuI1,i -hed
w rooms Tor gonilemen on seeo1 ..- nat,
. EAST 27TH-ST., opposite Hotel Bruins
- wlck.-EleeantiY fufni she'd rooms, WIN
private bath; sumner prices
llD.ST.. Il6 WESa Handsomely fur
~ niShed large and small roors nOu5e
thoroughly r,noyatec ana newly fOrishe1i
under new management; board opuoA@ii
references.
TO- EAST D-Sr-Funished rooms
~ private family.
LOG ELDRIDGE.ST- Private house
n DO fine furnished front rooms All COR
venienees also front and back parlor' 20
suit a PHYSICIAN. ----
90 EAST 25TH. sT. Two square rooms
N't% u rent on fret foor reasonable.
@ QSf 5TH-AVE.-LaFee we'll furni she1
~ ObO rooms Qn second hOT OF hand-
some house 70 a party OF gentlemen; private
family references
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i1orli n1arten.

lGDIi LDulIlRU.
Females.
4 WOMAN wants % go out by the day
a washing or h0u.ecleaniHg. Mrs.
LANG, 4h6 Eat 64th-or.
CORREsrONDENT-By young lady
y 'no-1pher ana NpHN ritter; wiling
10 do other ofic" WorA. Adde'S ANXIOUS,
Advert -emeu1 Onice. 1873 3d-aye.
OFFICE-WORK.-B q young lady: is a
~ -iu, rapid w-it'r: quick and correct
al figures, also operates tahgrlDh Gype-
writer. Adir--- CLEN Lii, Tribune Branch
Office. 1.7oS lst-aye.
ID EADER.-Young lady. good reader,
IL would like % place as reader N an in
valid or a. copy-Aoider in printing Office.
Address NJ. l.. T., go Monroe.st, b klyn.
e. TENOGRAPHERS and Remington oper
- a-0re furnished 10 business houses no
comm ,iions. WfCnOFF. sEAMANS &
BENEDICT. S27 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER-
- BT young lady. ia an Office. willing
to assist With other Office work, experienced
-alfy mod rlre. Address EXPERIENCE,
Box IS Tribune onice.
w )ER.-By smart young Nrl has had
W experience In silVerDlatoi ware manu-
tlc.oN washing mp work.; references.
Address \. <. y, 2l3 26th--t. Brooklyn
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FLOUR AND MEAL-tioUlt- wa Father M
the export demand today, principally IN 10" ga,
Tor ENGLAND Aside from this. however, The local i"l'
bought r1ole freely spring and winter wheat paten.
Prices showed Io radical change though the genera ci-
Inc continued weak sales, - 500 pos Is 200 hois s
eynnrtl Including 800 nrl- Low IX7a, -; 90 IS l"
500 bh', Cty Mn. - 2561f - lor West Indiie, a
500 bis Minnesota EYra, - G5 80 100 6 6o,'
s. 55gs2 go; 500 bbis Fine S2qs2 -, Qg2.l-
lions civ Mil Extra for West lnil u -OQ-t -,
Patents a 1906; Low Iytra. - O5G@3 10 Nlnl'r
What low crales. g. tja-3 - fair 10 choice - g
f5 fancy a. j So; Patents. Door g. choice ~ 'a
s. Il: fancy - 2oas5 - Mnne-oe spring Wheat low
rx-ras r. 05a -: clear - 3j0Si -; Rye N xtufe
~ 3Sds4 TO- strtghts poor h fancy - 15a9D - IS
cn ordinary choice - Goas5 - fancy DO 81 9Oa1O
Sunerrue Spring and Winter. - 2IQ-2 Hl; Flne. ~
a. Is. Mako clo-ed weak. SOUTHERN fLo1 ,
HAD loss demand TODAY. and prices ruled wcl-t;
sacs 500 bhis shipping . G ,si ,s 100 81 e2S
az Trade and Family Extras ~ ~ 10 fll'l,-.
"a 75a > 81. .-.....- BUCKWHEAT GRAIN-Quoted SIG
55c . RYE FLOUR-Has Hight inquiry at unchanged
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Uresemnklng.

A RTISTIC DRESSMAKING. -lmported
n fashions; perfect fl, and finish; orders
c>ecutcd In % hours; prices MODERATE
goods purchaset if desired. Mrs. NOEL
ROY 8 Fast 9th-st.. between Broadway
ana 4th-ave., opposite Denmne Z.
4 FIRST-CLA>S DRESS1AKEN wish $
y NOR customers by t4c day Oh l1lln-
and misses costumes. hlIi',7 X. l.. 9il
6th-aye.. To- fat.
nURING AUGUST dresses made az Nine.
~ Reynolds, 1.57s 3d-ave.. from "a 20
So; tailor suits and haNs, Sl5i unequale1
In IT and workmanship.
NIEAN-MERY French q, ssnakers 500
~ jLh-aVe. latest styles from Pdri> prices
reduced for summer; Partisan chici nlce
work can be seen.
II RFNCH dressmaker wants work NJ nae.
L nrst-class and every style; reasonable
price for the summer Address Nine;
LACOCTURE, PAS East 3lst-st ring
times.
u EAL French accordion plating. Pc. per
IL yard cu5 this out; NAL orders
s:ecia u. oGj Gth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
Countrn Real estate for 6ale.

~----~~~~>>--~~~~~-~~@y'~~~'" -
ZINE FARM, 80 acres, fine location
L near water minutes 70 d pOI' cheap
for cash. ISL Reid-ave., Brooklyn Mfs'
+. r. WEEKS.
NOR SNLF.-Kt a great bargain, "a, 80
l. acres choice timber land limestone
soil; price only 80 per acre.
J. II. BRlsTOR,
Mariinsburg. W. Va.
DANCHE TOR SALE.-G40 acres; bess
Ii stock farm IN Eastern Kansas For
map and particulars address OWEN a
BURTON, Pomona, Kansas.
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Near all
IL a. Orange IN. j. statiops low prices
EASY terms near New-iork. EDW. L.
HAMILTON & CO., SO Broadway.
- UMNIT, n. J.-Desirable dwelling ana
- investment properties for sale also
desirable houses for rent best LOCATIONS
z. G. POTTER, opposite station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16

n RIVFR.-BY a North German ,2G) mar
~ d q, ~ driver, porter Or pIcke' st T T.
ere.cr, o. bonds. CHARLES KLEIN, 3O4
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-03-02
UniOntOWn.
From Journal, 22d ult.

From Journal, 22d ult.
John Michaels and two corners
from iowa were out hunting on Monday
and killed a jack rabbit that weighed
90 pounds.
The wife of Old Timothy, the Indian
chief living on Alpowa creek, died re-
Gently, aged nearly 100. The old man
yet survives.
Mrs. N. Jacobs jr. presented her hus-
band with fine 10 pound boy last Satur-
day. Mother doing well and Nick has
an E fiat boy that he is proud of.
Old gentlaman Hageman had the
misfortune last Saturday to lose four
valuable horses, they coming in contact
with barb wire fence, We believe.
We are sorry to have to chronicle an
accident that befell Ed. Skeels on last
Saturday by his horse running away,
throwing him against barb wire fence,
cutting his head and face.
We hear it reported that the S. & P.
has made a proposition to the farmers
that if they viii set the posts and string
the wire on them, the S. & p. railroad
company will furnish the material so the
road will be fenced. It has been told us
that this has been agreed to from Gen
esea to UniontoYn.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-03-02
MONEY TO LOAN.

1 have unlimited capital to loan at a
low rate of interest in sums to suit bor-
rowers on corresponding time on first
mortgage in Whitman county, Wash
ington territory, Latah and Nez Perez
counties, Idaho. Borrowers will do well
to call upon or address me at Pullman,
W.T.. (2tf) w. NJ. CHAMBERS.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-03-02
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Rev. James Davies offers his beautiful
residence for sale, or rent, with five acres
Of land, a good well of water and a
never failing spring. He also offers for
sale cheap, a good riding mare with
saddle, new set of harness never been
used), also a good mich COW. 17w2
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-03-02
sroCKNrEN AND FARMERs,

The thoroughbred Jersey bull,
christmas" Registered No. s204), for
merly owned by III. b. Bateman, OF Col
ton. will serve limited number of cows
the coming season, beginning March lst
next. Terms: IS to insure. This ami
NAL is the finest blooded Jersey bull in
the territory, and has taken first prem
iums at every Fair where he has been
exhibited. Can be found at my farm,
five miles south of Pullman.
I6w4 G. l.. FORD.