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net stocks tao last two months have recorded For
the first week Of the month the runs have averaged
3e4el barrels day, against 1928 barrels in Feb
ruary, 1885, 63,e27 barrels In February 1897 !;
$3.50 barrels In 1886, and b3,29S barrels in 1885
The deliveries have averaged daily $4,000 barrels,
against 1881 barrels February, 1885, 711s3 bar
rels in February 1897 7o,171 barrels in 1886, and
1925 barrels in 1885. Here the figures from
February to charters to the sth) inclusive:
Runs. Deliveries deliveries Charters
Total bbls ......2SS4zo 61o Sco 25is 69 2SSees9
II the action of interested persons assure it.,
the future of the petroleum market ought to be favor
able to higher values. Two weeks ago January "a
the organized producers and the Standard OIL Com
pany reached an agreement by which the producers
cali was extended 10 July 1, and profit of cents
per barrel guaranteed for all Of the oil left unsom by
that date This agreement its face indicated that
the Standard was not expecting much less than q
dollar market by the summer To olinoh this view.
the Advisory and Executive Boards of the Producers
Protective Association met in OIL City on Thursday
and Friday Of last week, and voted that of the
reserve oil amounting to 100000 barrels) should
be sold upon the market for less than 81 per barrel
nrior tn May l. and prior to that date sales
81 should DO limited to SOC, 900 barrels month Hero
Is a pledge publicly given :" in the interest of the
nroducng business and in order to obtain something
noar rmuperatve price for the current productions
II woud be difficult In itself for the various members
of tbe TWO boards 10 agree to rescnd thor action the
vioIstion Of this public pledge over the signature OF
Chairman Philips would invite such condemnation
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boston Feb. s.-Flour active and steady; Common
~, - zsS 90 Wisconsin Patents So Oo@S6 80 Da-
spfng Patents Choice Fancy 81 loas7 80 Corn quiet
6la94ec; Good No Gr9do. 45S44c oats quiet steady
no White. 39e4Oo; No white Ssh 9s5 pc shorts dull
saong western Extra Creamery az &c Eastern Extra
creamery 20 D2c Northern Extra Creamery 27 Provisions
steady; New Mess PORK SIS POOLS 80; Old Mess Pork
SlS 9gNl6 U.s. Extra Prime New Si4 50@l4 10 Lard - 90
FovV iians steady Boston small 2gl l4c western
mai MAI dtalSe Beef quiet Mess S175gs5 OOi Extra
aless - 90 asS 10 Extra Plate. $40 250SO 90 Cheese
firm New York Extra i29l24c Vermont Extra l2c Eggs
aull and steady Eastern Extras 1910 les Vermont Ex
LIS - lSc New. Hampshire Extras 1fBl9ci western
hxas lo Western Firss &C. Receipts 800 Obs
~ tons. ''
cHcAao Feb a-The leading ntnres ranged as folons:
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

syws IRON THE YIELD AND RANGE OF rhl0S =.
sbe statement Of the National Transit Company ior
,.nuary. 1889, shows that compared with Decemoer'
,sss there has been reduction OF BOT lSS oarreis N
rss stocks reduction Of IL $50 barrels In seomen.
- .rrlus account and a reduction in net STOCKS Oh
1os $40 barrels. The credit balances were oa"n
mon 10 the amount of $3.50 barrels, SO that tho
ssnceIlaton of certificates Is 100000 barrels. INC
,.oeipts In January amounted to 1,o7l'ooI oArrels
from the wells and 1to,841 barrels nom olier ppo
uoA ,a,.s ae1 zos barrels or slightly under the
sraorrt for december The deliveries consisted OF
1878 geo barrels delivered 10 rehnsrs ana o $500
barrels delivered to other pipe hnes-eota
barrels. which Is also somewhat under DEFENDERS oe
iyerios Compared with January, iese las' inont ;
rrnort rsfects reduction Of se743S3 oarTeds IN net
.srss.ntsd Inv cancellation Of 6,0SS,97s bar
:, s.rtsates ana Of se4o4o6 barrels in credit
balances s Tho National Transit reports for the last
pended:
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Gountrp Real estate Go Set.

II FURNISHED COTTAGE. at oyster Bay
Il Long Island on the water. known AS
Rugby 10 rooms; stable and carriage
house (; magnificent view 81 Sound and har-
YoUNGS, Oyster Bay, L. l.; or 90 Pine
st., N. Y.
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Gin Real estate Go Eet.

A -A--TO LET.--Tmmediste possession
IA with steam power, elevators, ana ior-
nished throughout with automatic sprinklers
for putting out Gre. large factory; corner
bidding IL, $50 square feet; whole or part !
suitable any manufacturing business; also
three other floors. 60x06. McClaye Building,
l1thfve 21st 2cd sts
n ESIRABLE houses unfurnished ana
~ furnished, in all parts OF the city.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. IS East lgth.ss.
Two LET. --Ihres LOFTS. ee 70. by 25 H.,
steam elevator. with or without steam
power. GEO. B. EDDY. 500 Madison-sk
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THE STATE or TRADE

and Bal1morp.
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and oontumey as TO render it morally impossible %
happen Every instinct Of seh-interest has dictateo
this course OF tho producers, for they like other oo
servers, are confident that the law OF demand ara
maximum sales Of 100000 barrels month viii aver
age less than 1000 barrels day the current supply
Is $4,000 barrels total go 900 barrels day. or 1894
barrels day under the daily average Of deliveries
for all 1888. As the movement OF ocean freight rates
Is certain TO favor American exporf trade though
fined, the outlook IS for a bettor export demand N
1889 than in 1888, In which event the consumption
might readily average 10000 barrels per day. The
exports of refined, crude, etc, since January have
In of the amount for the corresponding period
year ago.
The crude certificate market early last week was
strong. although Inactive IL closed with increased
strength and increased animation. The ralying
tendency was devoved after the opening, and
SO LA SO 3sa IS "a cents TO 81 349s So 1-4as5 1S
cents The impeling cause of the late activity was
me announcement OF the producers action. Although
stubborn sccptcs still refuse TO accept tho promise q
character OF the late buying which may prove sgnit
can't largo short interest has accumulated and any
attempt 70 cover would sharply advance values. The
market closed with indications favorable to hardening
prices.
The range Of prices and the total dealings in Ma
Petroleum Exchange for the last three weeks
follows:
Week ended Jan 90 Feb @ Feb O.
opening. ----.--...---. S4Se S7k Sun
highest ..----- SSa S7L eSL
Lowest ..-.----.-.--- S4s SAa Sb4
Sales b barrels E;cS;S assoc sls0SS 5s SSS
Total barrels .........lOo5i, 900 61o69Oo con 600
Refined Oil was unchanged in quotations at cents
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.

ITO LET, BROORLYE.-E1egant brown
i stone hour storiea IL rooms: 30 elm
tcn-st, between Congress and Warren [;
$1,000 only.
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domestic siinatiOns ruantsO


Males.
A TTENDANT or NURSERY a a mac y,
"A aged man, at present head attsh u i, "a
a private hospital 10 attend aeea, niEarI
or mentally afflicted gentleman long eApeal
snee held present place three years can
shave willing 70 travel pny seiSnls ls0V "a.
mendations; moderate wages. flesse ~
dress ATTENDANT, Tribune Upto"n
once, 1,2SS Broadway. ----
ID UTTER or HEAD wAITER5By an
ID English Protestant; respee1ap4r1, isS ,
competent; highly recommenueu ~ 10
employer. Address for two days JAMES,
Box .2l, Tribune Uptown ONCE i'-''
Broadway.
ID UTLER. PARLoR-MAID. .&c.-By an
ID experienced English couple man
iirstolass butler; understands taoi9 oseo onv
lions. salads, &c. wife psrlor-maia or ~
upstairs work personal references from iest
employer. JACQUIN's. 0O2 0th-aye.' up
stairs. bet. 95th and 30th sts. -----
NoACHMAH.-By a young man thor;
Y oughly understands care q horses "a 1S,
stable work nrstelass city I elersuurS,e cs ~"
CoAoHMAN.-By mlddie.agea man g oe
able understands his business thor9ugtn us.,
ssIx'SSifisoN. Tribune oiieS,
= oACHMAN.-By eoIored man under
~ stands his business thoroughly ,, 1nua kInn
class city references. Address OhMOND'
Tribune Once.
CoACHMAN and GARDENER. by ex-
" perlenced groom and driver single u n'
derstands his business; can milk, care Iul
mace. SC city or country city references
Address b.. Tribune once.
A, oACHMAN.-By q competent man Is
" careful city driver and excellont groom
strictly temperate; long and satisfactory
city reference . years with last employer
can be Interviewed; city or country
CoACHMAN. ESQ West 64th-st.
UOACHMAN.-A gentleman giving up
u his horses wishes place for his coach.
man /; married; city or country. Address
present employer, OF East 66th-st.
CoACHMAN-LAUNDRESs.- by married
v man can milk vile good ianndiess
both thoroughly understand their business
competent, Trustworthy good reference. Ad-
diess A. b.. 227 East 40th-yt
IVoACHMAN for the country or groom
Y for the city; iirst.cla8 reference;
Address f.. p. care Mr.. Sterling, 1850
Broadway.
n, oACHM AN. by a coiored man strictly
L, drst-class; willing and obligIng
years' references Address BROWN, ia
-taA-s @Sth-AI
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Rooms ano flats Go fet.


~ RESENT APARTMENTS.
" One elegant large suit OF rooms
facing 6th-ave, consisting Of parlors,
bedrooms, bathroom; saloon floor. with pler
mirrors handsomely decorated Apply 70
HARDMAN. PECK 4 CO.,
Piano Warerpoms. 1S5 Shave.
ELATs and apartments. unfuTniehed and
furnished IN oil parts OF tbs city.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. 50 East lSts.st.
u LATs TO LET IN the
l. GORDON,
69th-st and 9th-ave. 8 rooms; Just cnm-
pleted; ali decorated and improvements
rents from $50 10 $50 per month. Inquire
OF GORDON BROS, on premises. or lanitor.
N EwLY FURNISHED first door in Eng
~ nsh basement house, suitable Tor ply
sician 0s dentist; reasonable rent. POS
EasI 13th-st.
OITH-sr., 500 wEsT.-Eicgsnt apart
OF mont newly decorated, private neigh
borhood. TO small families.
INTH-sT., PIT VEST Piei7epont,
~ six light rooms and bath modern I'm
provements; rent $50.
18TH ST, wEST.-To let, elegant suites
~ OF apartments Of rooms and bath. in
the "Westpark," S21 and 423 West 57th-s st. I;
all improvements; passenger elevator rents
ESQ and $500 per year, Including fuel. In.
Quirs q janitor or OF PHI. BRAENDER, 4e
East e2dst.
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females.


NOOK.-white woman for public dinins-
" rooms In Scranton, Penn. one that nus
had experience IN ilrstclasS hotels or rests u
rants, thoroughly understands her business
and Is nrstclaA8 In every respect VICE.
go per month those that drink NY po ~
snswer. EMILY O. OTTO, Scranton. rem.
nv ANTRD. Agents for Mllward's ealyx-
w eyed, self.threading needles p Isso,,sos
failing sight; q help % good Aght PeIiSsos
bonanza for canyassers; sample paekAke Ior
loo. Send for circulars 70 heaaq gaiVo3s'
6TAYNER A. CO., Providence. X l.
w ANTED-A woman for general mouse gis,
w work; sleep home. 16l Wes' olse-
st.. % hoor. -------
W. ANTED. -Exporienoed saleswomen 70
w travel With samples ana take oruor'
for children's clothing. Apply py lc115I'
stating fun particulars with regard TO quail
hcatlon for the position " BEST w.
60 and 90 West 23d-st.
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Dressmakins.

TxPTRIENoED DREssMAKER
a N.t.tee work BIZ the day or week
,wrssete families or hotelsi terms reason
y. ~ MIS-. WILSON, 232 West 1oth-st.
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miscellaneous

A LBERT @. SPENCER. ZIG etitsvo.;
IA near lsth.st T. stz.oa: umbrellas made
10 order, recovered, repaired and foe sale
cheap all kinds Of canc WORK oilk, Al and
up.
CASH aud highest prices paid for stores.
~ stocks. merchandise every descfiptions
dry goods, clothing, shoes groceries, sc.
Address COUNTRY MERCHANT. 100
4th-ave.
BUY sor cash. stocks OF merchandise.
Z furniture. &C.. or buy whole stocks GUS,
az dry-gcods. clothing. shoe. grocery, ndru-
ware. hal millinery stores &c. SChWElN-
BURG. 113 Eas: 92d-st.
II DAMS MADE on second mortgages,
IL Ncw-York and brooklyn property also
on furniture IN use without removal. Room
10. 90 L.ibcrty-s..
$4,000 % rss nolss 81 gfi t ssa Uw q
,ewn sy s.os &59oPsspp. s0 Is F aoae's-
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Dressmaking.

N--~-~~>~~-~-~~>>-->~~.-
A RTIsTIC DREssMAKING. - Imported
"A Styles street cestumeS tailor.made
jackets and wraps speciality. Mrs. Nc
ELRoY, 81 H. 0th-st., opposite Denning's.
HRBSsMAKER-By a dressmaker Of
~ experience and ability will ht ladies'
at their residences and take work home
70 finish thoroughly competent best ref
erepces. NJ. r.. Tribune Uptown once.
nRESsMAKER.- Competent; makes en-
~ gagements by tho day satisfaction guar
anteed terms 81 30 per day. Addre -
l.. g., go West 23d-st.
N RESsMAK ER-By . frsteiass after
~ and draper wishes more engagements
By the day late OF one Of the leading
s SSuss ia, city reference. Address d. TO
nRESsMAKER.-A competent dressmaker
~ is open for engagements BY the day
dress DREssMAKER, 2os East 1o7th.st
nREssNAKING. Stylish suits made
lor's ~ sSstsn. a Iexin S "a near
25th-st
n RESSCUTT1NG and making taught
~ from i've 70 thirty days by Prof. SON.
MERS Perfect Fitting System, 200 West
12tth-st, uptown branch.
EAsHIoNABLE dressmaker desires Gus
Il toners; stylish draper, and perfect ft
guaranteed waists cut and fitted. Mrs
ROE. Dos West 2oth.st
GOOD cut. and al permanent position a.
NJ lady's-mald IN private family; best city
reference. Address EXPERIENCE Box
10, Tribune Oflce.
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rhs relative movements Of consumption and pro
.rotlo, show a noteworthy regularity. The indica-
Cons of the current reports of the pipe lines arc that
rshuarv win end with about the same decrease in
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the Produce Exchange to-day Butter market was
steady Elgin Creamery 2s029c Choice Western 200
25c; Choice Dairy 23925c; Good TO Choice 10 020c
Eggs steady at l3al4c
CINCINNATI, Feb 9Cotton steady Flour in fair demand
Family 81 109S4 rs; Fancy 81 608si S. Whest strong
No. 2 Bed 1000 Corn steady; No. Mixed s4c osIs
firm; No. Mixed nc ~ 2c Rye quiet steady; No. 9
54c Pork dull nominal at So 90. lard at S. 50 Bak.
meats quiet firm Short Ribs at So %. Bacon quiet (;
Short Clear 81 S7ia Whiskey steady; sales OF lOOo
gbs finished goods the bss q 81 o. Butter strong
rm at 6696sc Sugar steady; Hard Refined 7ss9o;
Orleans 5hg5'tc Hogs easy; Common and Light 81 0O9
head shipments 1870 Eggs 9uet, At l2oi2isc Cheese
easy, par buying Receipts Of wheat, $500 bush ship.
ments 1900.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. o.-Flour duh aud steady Wostorn
and pennsylvania superne So 1908 o0i do do Extras
So OossS col No. 2 Winter Family 81 75Ss4 30;
Process s. oossS 20 Ohio Clear 8. 75sg co. Do
straght rs OO3S5 Isl ST. Louis and southern IiinoiS
Clenr "A Th0S6 90 do do straight IS OO4Sb 25i Win.
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6elp il)anieo.
Males

Males
w ANTED. Capable man 20 supeHntcno
w wholesale department Of large business
IN New.York; VIM manage branch stores,
finances, correspondence, shipping, ana nave
charge OF over "a, 900 (wholesalel worth OF
goods must make al 500. cash deposlt !no
sncoS. Address WEBSTER, Box ~, Sta
ton ID. Eew-York-
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gonntrp Real Estate for Sale

DAY SHORE, L. ls--Fayorite summer re-
- sort bargains Ia real estate and fur
tished cottages catalogues. W.WHULSE.
For sALIs.-A large clay fagm &C Wood.
Valuable clay for IRE brick and other pur.
teses For particulars address CLAY, Box
~ Woodbridge. N. J.
DOR SALE -BeautIlul residences and
farms on both SIDES Of the Hudson
t<o brick properly. Z FRANK PERRIN,
fkAkill on HUDSON. N. Y.
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Cash QrStatons wsEo a. follows No Spring whsa. 1909
l00iec. No. Corn $40 No oats $50 No Rye 40 2s
No. Barley nominal No. l Flax Seed at al SO Prime
Timothy Seed 81 3D. Mesa Sli 3584O per Dbl Lard
81 100 10 Short Rib sides 80 00ae 10 Dry
boxed So 25037 Whiskey dsters nnished goods 81 O3
per gallon. Sugars-Cut Loaf 7a05laci GranulaSed Tie
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domestic sitnatrons t,amtso

Males.
TT sEFUL-MAN.-By young mon, for
~ all work. walt on liable; mako
hree, furnaces; do errandB; assist In
kitchen work; do any work TO please for
small wages; city or country; indoors or
outside; good references At 1873 6th-ave.,
near 10th-st
XNATCHMAN, &e.-1y an American OF
w 40 as inside Waterman or janttor |;
best city references. Address W. j. A,
Tribune ONCE.
YOUTH, well-educated and industrious
Il wishes employment; knows several
languages. Address BEST REFER
ENCES,' Tribune Upbown Of1lce. 1888
Brdoaway.
VoUNG GERMAN, jeweller and gold
Il worker, desires situation at once;
flrst-class references "P. S." Tribune
Onlce.
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eTA s19.-FINE SINGLE BRICK
y AZ FLATS best location; only 20
IniDutes' 70 Bridge; all improvements
LADD & CO., 1,99S Fulton. below Saratoga.
ave.
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BrookIvn Real Estate

u OR SALE CHEAP TO QUICK
= BCYER-House on Clinton-st, South
Brooklyn 2-story shd basement, Philadel.
phia brick. brownstone trimmings: hot and
cold water, bath, ranges, &c. easy terms.
Address OWNER, room 60, a. Broadway,
N. X.
60 OO0GREAT BARGAIN. Nine room
OC.UOU HOUSE with improvements
S50o or more. or al cash. LADD 4 CO.
1855 Fulton. below Saratoga-aye.
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f. OR SALE---If you want farm or real
.essate OF any description, send for free
catalogue. GEO. II. CHAPLIN,
PSI washington-st, Boston
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Gifn Real estate for Sale.

N double tenement, 25x75xiO0; 12d-st,
Cd and ID ayes good investment easy
terms Apply PETER b. CALLAHAN,
2S0 Ear: l2d-st
AT A BARGAIN.
n W0oster-st, bet. Spring and Prsnce-st.
-Four lots, vacant 100x100. Terms 10 suit
builder. By order OF executor.
RICHARD V. HARNEIsr & CO.,
% Iiberty.a at
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

az Refined French family; handsomely
furnished alcove front room; excellent table;
rofprenca
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ID ELIABLE person wishes show-rooms
IL or apartments TO keep IN order lew
| hours daily; references. Address " l..
n Tribune ITptowD Office T. 236 Broadway.
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= pprSK1RD DIES IN JAIL;

Jacob Grill died yesterday morning from delirium
tremnns In Raymondst. TAIL, where he bad been
committed by Justice Peterson 10 await the action
Of the Grand Jury a charge Of grand larceny He
was until recently treasurer OF Frederick Wilhelm
Lodge. Order Of Gcrmanla. highly respected and
lived apparently happily with his wife Hermena' at
No II Locustst. He began TO indulge In dissipation
last summer, and recently his bondsmen found nat
he had embcIEed and spent tho funds Of the lodge In
his possession. He was arrested, and when aTalgned
before Justice Peterson said that his downfall was
due to his wfes action in flirting with strange man
at picnic last summer lie had been on a long
spree and thoroughly drunk, but his friends
believed his starry and scorned his wife. When the
latter heard OF her husbands story she was heart
broken and on Thursday committed suicide by taking
dose OF arsenic. when Friday Grin was hnaly
committed for the Grand jury he developed an attack
Ul aeilfum tremeng and he was placed IN strait
lsckst, he continued 10 grow worse raVing about bis
troubles, and died at 10 a. m. yesterday.
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ErIHrDr OF 4 CLERK

James Lamont, clerk, who until recently lived
with his family at No. 2G6 PIesIdent-st committed
suicide Friday night AZ the home Of Mrs. Camp
bell, No 544 Auantic-sv 1t is said that he had r
quarrel with member OF his family and vowed nc
would again enter the house. lie then went TO
live al the latter address On Friday night Lamont
intoxicated and went directly 10 his room. When
Mrs. Campbell called him at the usual hour yesterday
morning she got no response, and upon entering tho
room she saw the llfeless body upon the bed. An
officer from the Third Precinct found two empty vials
that had contained laudanuni, and which told the
story Of how Lamont had died. An unsigned note in
the suicides handwriting, read a. follows
My Dear Nellie: Your father is tired and gone to
rest. God Almighty bless YOU! Ny poor dear
Jimmy, take Of him. forgive all and hopo n DO
forgiven By all. Ny family I've at No $50 President
a. The doctors can have my body for dissection.
do not want any funeral. Give my love TO {. +.
Anderson.
No motive for the suicide is known.
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ART EMBROIDERY,
1t HAIR Price.

A large special lot of Linen Goods
stamped for embroidery; a splendid
opportunity to obtain desirable goods
at about half price, and in many in
stances ut the price usually charged
for stamping only.
Stamped Monte Doilies % cts. to
sl.75 per dozen.
Stamped Monte Tray Cloths, % cts.
to 90 cts. each.
Stamped Monte Tides, % cts, to 70
cts. each.
Stamped Monte Splsshers, ~ cts. to
IS cts. each.
Stamped Monte Scarfs, % cts. to
1915 each.
Stamped Linen Doilies, so cts. to
1926 per dozen.
Stamped Linen Tray Cloths, Is cts.
to 80 cts. each.
Stamped Linen Tides, Is cts. to AZ
cts. each.
Stamped Linen Splashers, l24 cts. to
SIS cts. each.
Stamped Linen ScarfS, % cts. to
1926 each.
Second floor, near Art Department.
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$4,000 of initiation fees alrtady paid IN by the
sale of the bonds in question but II they continue
to be taken up at the present rate OF progress
the first mortgage will be much smaller than that
figure and the principal Indebtedness Of the build.
ing fund will be 10 the clubs own members
DINNER WITH CHoPsTICKs.
The first sub.cnption dinner OF the Montauk
Club, which will come Off in few days, will be
a decided novelty. 1t will be nothing less than q
thoroughly characteristic Chinese dinner served
in the clubhouse. About forty members have
already subscribed. The project is the outcome
of o visit raid to the principal restaurant in
Chinatown" or Mott-st New.York. by the chair.
man Of the house committee, in company with a
detachment of other bold Montaukers.' He
set the seal Of his approval upon the Efforts
Of the Celestial cooks, and proposes 10 have them
brought over TO the clubhouse TO prepare food
for the members The bill OF fare is mystery
as yet, but IL any one expects TO find bird snest
soup or similar dishes upon IL he will make a
mistake. New.York Cinnamon profess TO know
nothing OF such expensive vanities. But the
diners will have TO eat with chopsticks.
In moving the old clubhouse back to the end Of
the lot TO make room for the new front addition
TO it, the Carlton Club has made the discovery
that it bulges out on the side. The difference
amounts To about four inches on
more at the 'Ot cornice. As consequence ncs
the side wall in SiXth.ave. will be entirely torn
out and replaced by new one, uniform with
that OF the new brick building which is 10 he
Joined TO the front OF the old frame one. Thus
change WI decidedly improve the appearance of
the DHIIding, which otherwise might have
looked somewhat incOngruouS