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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

SoS 6b36 2e66 1905 37os 1857 $780, a75t 46O5 1895,
S226 bOSS S2Vb ll2l. 1855 1910 3Z95 l. 37B6, 30u3
SuPhKh CogkI-CtBcUrT-PAR IV.-Before Ingraharn j.
sURRoGATK's CoURT-Befors Ransom s. -wils Of Rosa
johnson, $3.50 M T. L. Delmod. 10 M; Patrick Trenor
aod george a Thorne, 1880 M William Quinn u MI
For probatewls OF Joseph Ritter Maria Isaacs H. T.
Hacey Louis Slete and T. GrotecOss 10 Il. - Marsh
NJ hrait Isabella Conroy and John Harrgan, lOSOa M
SUPERIOR CoCRT-GENERALT ERN-Ad Adjourned un III June
suPkHoE C2uRT-sPEclAL TERA-BeiOrs sodgwick T. j.
SUPERIOR CouRT-EQUrTT TRkM-Beforo Freedman, J.-Ad.
journed TOR the
SUPERIOR CouET-TEIAL TERM-PAFT I.-Beture Trla5,
ase on Nos 1857 2l7 1903, 1885, 800 $50 1879 Ivy
iO05 1921 1882 1912 1870 1865. 1898, 49, l5l3 llI
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRAL TERx-PAET II.-Beioro DOOR
man. J.-AdlolIrIei until June
SUPERIOR C)URT-TMAL TERM-PART III.-Beiore Dusro'
J.-Adiourncd duttl June
sUrERIoR CoUKT-TEIAL TERM-PARr Iv.-ANOurned for
the term.
COMMON PiEAs-GENERAL TERM-Bcfore TArremoro, G. J.
Allen and BOIkstsyer. JJ.-AdOurncd until une s.
COMMON PLEAs-SPECIAL TERN Before DAILY, J.-MOtionh
COMMON PLEAS-EQCITY TERN-AdiOurned until June
COMMON PLKAs-TRILI TERM-PAKTI.-Before Van Hoesen,
J.-AUouTur'l Tor the
CoLhoS PLKAs--TELAL TERM-PART IL-Avourned for
the term.
CITY CouRT-GRSEBAL TERM-Before McAdam, C. j.,
NehrbAs and olme JJAppsas orders and Judgments
CITY CoURr-SPECrAL TEEN-Before Eh:lch. J.-MOuOns
CRY CoURr-TRlAL TERM-PART L-AdlOurncd for tho
term.
CITY CoUEr-TMAL TEEM-PARr H.-Adlourncd for the
term.
CRY CoUEr-TRAL TERx-PARr III.-Adoprned for tho
term.
COURT or GENERAL sEssfoSs-PARr I.-Beioro Recorder
smyth and Assistant DistriCtAttorney DaysNos TO "a
inclusive.
COURT GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr Before MARITIME j.
and Assistant DstrcrAtoney FItzgerad-AoS TO Ia In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATuREs. on NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES, OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.
Saturdays markets at the Produce Exchange were
generally reversal Of thGse OF the day previous. The
advance In wheat was wiped out and the comparative
stcadness OF the other cereals replaced by weak
ness. Spot wheat declined 1-2G34 cont although
$4,000 bushels reported for expert, part OF the
amount having been engaged late Friday The bearsh
influences were renewed on advccs favorable to an
early and larger harvest and easier cable dispatches
Which provoked renewal Of liquidation that was not
onset by sufficient covering Of shorts The spccula-
uoh, however, was professional In the main, and
reached the aggregate Of only 1900 900 bushels July
opened at 81 l-2GS2 "a cents, but the hrmncSs
OHly TEN airy, and lstCF sales were made down
g l-oa 81 Ia cents On the curb tho weakness con
tnuel with small fractional decline the result The
UuclA closing figures show losses Of 5.s for May 1T
81 lie, June at 81 3S, August al 81 SO and Deem
Der at - I'D cents IA for July at e. Ia aud "a
cent for september at 81 IS cents.
Tho other markets weTp Affected alphabetically by
wheat CCrn on the spot dropped IL cent, although
ana ended of IL for May at Al Ia 80 for June al
40 rs IA nor July at IL Is and August at Al "a and
3S for september at A. 80 cents oats declined ia
cent. the option ending at o. rs for May % "a for
June and % Is cents for July. Lard was dun and
practically nominal Closing figures for options wero
as follows: May 81 b. juno 81 90, July ST IL
August 81 H. September 81 IL
The receipts OF grain and -four at Now York. Phila.
dclpba, Baltimore and Boston reported Saturday
as follows Wheat, oO,4O5 bushels; corn
l25.7B4 bushels: oats lGs.447 bushels; total grain
3l4,Gl6 bushels: -four, 3S,357 packages. At Chicago
Milwaukee and St Louis the arrivals were: Wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

passage probably without division Governor Buckley
viii sign It.
The present Legislature Of Connecticut Is in many
respects the most emphatcally granger body that
has ever sat in the Capitol Everything the farmers
have wanted IN the way OF legislation they have
helped themselves 10 with LIBERAL hand from the law
filming the owners Of hens 81 for trespass Of the
fowls TO the oleomargarine BILL The latter measure
provided specially for the extracting Of all colorng
matter nom oleomargarine and prohibited the manu-
facture OF cheese from any substance other than
I" milk, or the cream of milk" Tho Governor vetoed
1t on the ground that the present restrictive law
was sufficient TO protect consumers, but the granger
members OF the House passed II over his veto within
few minutes Of the time the message was real. The
Senate will probably concur with the House, as It
10 the general impression that II the grangers want
thing IL is best 10 let them have It. IL Is not
much that they get in this State OF hill farms without
q strnRRle.
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MiadIng sAase MAY delivery ees4d sellers, May aa1
delivery 62b4d sellers Juns and July delivery
I'D sellers July and August delivery, 50 values Aagnsi ana
September delivery 6364d sellers september ann Uete
delivery 4b64d sellers october and Noye dety
cry 366te sellers Noyember sd December delivery %
SD buyers September delivery, So ed sellers.
GALVESTON May 25.--CottOn quiet Middhng l0as Low
Mddng 10 7 lGi Good Ordinary. 9a net and gross 70
cepts. IL bales stock, l.bll bales.
NORFOLK NAY 25-CottOa steuiy Mlddlinx IL, net ana
receipts So baes exports coastwe As0 bales sAIc4
80 bales; stock 3466 bales. stfNk
SAVANNAH May 25-Cotton-Q Quiet Middiiug, I0a, Low
hdding go. Good Ordinary, es net and gross recpts.
bales exportS coastwse. 81 ealesi saiss 10 bales
stock. 1850 bales .s4E
NXw.oRLEAys May 25-Cotton- Firm. Midding 10sj Low
Mddling, 10 Lie; Good Ordinary 92i nes receipts,
bales gross receipts 100 bales Great Britain.
1895 baes cOastwise 500 bales ses 200 baesi s'osk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
r1rIor srFoRx IN CONNECTICUT.
1xp1Y TO BECOME LAw-TnE LAWS w.
u.,Srn ny THE FARMERS.


,,.-.,o-d MAY 26-The victory Of the ballot reform
over the politicians of both parties is complete
ns,pping of the session Of the Legislature there
=. welLdeaned idea prevalent as to the shape In
- secret ballot bill would be reported 80 many
amt 10 the committeeroom. Three OF the meas
- s,veyer, were in some way modelled after the
.a~,r.ssn system Of voting, two from the Republican
"a. Al the House and one from the Democratic SIDE
"a. work Of imbuing the members Of the JUDICIARY
couutse with the true spirit Of the reform and con-
-.r,tnp the members Of the Legislature 10
tnoxledge Of the system. perhaps IN
r-... measure wholly new TO them was
sps which required great deal Of tact and per,
,,stence, and took so long time that irienuS OF
me reform began to be impatient at the delay IN
citing a bill ready for action. This was largely
"a work Of Labor Commissioner Ho'chkss' VINO
rss ably seconded by DR.. Chaplin, member nom
.Merden. and by W. A. Countrymsn' ule oepa'o
,snorter for aThe Post" Of this city, who was SO
..s~t IN his efforts for the bill that he is known
Al Through the Capitol the practical " father OF
s.,,o. reform in Connecticut. The bill Will probably
:. starred IN the Senate for action on MONDAY or
a, the latest, and there is no doubt OF It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO,

Ahh ihAlJE IN C1lCAOO.
Cheago, May &c (SpcciaD.-In Texas, where har-
Vestng Is going on, there was according to the Signal
Service map, an inch Of rain. This was the one item
yesterday out Of which the wheat bull got any help
Cash wheat traders predict big decline. July wheat
opened at II 80 cents the top; sold 70 IL cents
and closed at 70 "a cents The pit operations were not
important. There was some short selling by George
Smith, possibly 100000 bushels. As this was the
notable individual transaction the character of tho
day can be guessed. The visible supply Is expected
TO dec rease 100000 bushels. For the same week
In 1858 the decrease was 100000 bushels Corn
wa, weak and Ia cent lower on the enormous move
ment, the arrivals In the morning being 1140 cars,
and the estimates for Monday l,4G0 Oats were
weak with Ia cent range, opening az 90 5-S cents
and closing at % 3-S0l2 for July. Provisions
to-day wero dull and lower pork closing 90 cents
under Friday, at Sl1 80 for July; lard IL cents
under at So TIA ~ 80 for july ribs cents under at
s. ~ IL for July. Large arrivals, 10000 hogs. are
talked for next week There was some selling Of
pork By brokers who were buyers on Friday. The
provisions specialists thought this a confession Of
Weakness and sold themselves, n they did anything
Corn was weak the trade very light. and the crowd
OF scaIpers and professionals all bearish. On the
curb July wheat sold at 20 "a cents.
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL 2b.-4 mCottou-1he sales OF the day
included g. 100 bales American. ~
Futures closed quiet steady ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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CorRr oALEypARS FOR TODAY.

SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TRRN-Bolorc Van Brunt p. J.
Daniels and Barrett, JJ.-Rocess
SUPREME -cHAhpEts-Be Ingraham. J.-Motion
calendar nj IL o'clock.
SUPREME CouRT-SPECIAL TRRx-PART I.-Be!ore law.
renee lease Jarrett Southern League. No cal.
endar
SUPREME CoUlT-SPEcIAL TERN-PART I1-Befo7e Pat
terson J-Cpse Prince Manufacturing Co. vs. Princes
NJ. p. Co. No calendar.
SUPREME COURT IRcUTT-PART I.-Before O'Brien j.
Case on ReynolN Frcmen's Insurance Company. New
ak " J. No eIdar.
sUPREMk CoURr-ChcuIT-PAnr II-Betore AndIews j.
Nos 53Is 8540 4505 1876 $685. hl32. 1909 1913 35al
Y533 SsOs 1855 1914 1920 S076. 3l9l 1903 34pl $500
36OS $685. 2657 349S 507S 3099 2d6I 349s 1O79 95O7
STpREME CorlgT CIRcUIT-PART III-Beiore Beach J.
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OIL MARKETS.

on CITY May 26Natonal Transit Certificates ouened -
s4hi highest, s4S; lowest, ssh closed, 1884, sales.
20TOOe barrels clesrances lO5s000 barrols charterS
OaTreiA
PrrTsBuso May 2s-Petroeum active and firm. National
Transit Certificates opened A. sk4 sossl 53T highest
9lL lowest 80
BRADFORD Penn May 25.-NationaI Transit Certificates
opened s4is closed At SSH highest SAL lowest S3s
CiearAnces 800 ,0G0 bills
TuusyTLLE Penn. May educational Transit cerHhcntss
opened s4ti highest S4Ssi lowest SO ~ closed S3ss
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.
Sonses 90 Get, Furnished

COuntry.
MONTCLAIR, N. J.-Burnished a lovely
AVA sumner home fruit shade, gardens
with or without horse and carriage; term,
Moderate. Box 30t, Tribune once.
AT ORRISTOWN.-To let, fully furnisbsd
iS1 for G months or year, fine large stone
mansion large grounds, pure water, stable
and shade one mile IRON station, j
HENRY JOHNSON, Morristown, N. j.
ID IDGEFIELD, CONN.-GentIeman's resi.
II denoe, furnished, 20 rent; stable, lawn,
huit, shade trees. mountain air. no NOS
Quitoes or MAJ aria two hours by rallWayE
NeHARG, 1877 Broadway.
ITO RENT.-fn Northampton, MAss., q
i nne furnished house for the summer
10 the centre Of city, on high ground. com.
msndInR one Of the finest Views In tho val.
ley, with barn, nne grounds and FIRST class
In every respect For further particulars
inquire Of OLIVER WALKER, Gorthamp.
ton, Mass.
no RENT 70 private family at Noun,
Il Kiseo, N. VA delightful country resi-
1ence; IL furnished rooms for the season.
June 10 October high ground fruit trees
houss 8 minutes from railroad station. Ad
q,ees d. s. TABER, r. o. Box 1850. New
York.
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ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

ANTWERP. Nay 23--At the wool Gales to-day there
fair attendance and the demand good There were Of
fere 500 bales. Following the sales Buenos yres
1872 bales, at sSa20 frsucs 100 kilos; Aontevdco
!, SO bales, at ITO g220 francs
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Gountrp Real estate for Sale.

Il OR SALE.-A beautiful, slightly home In
LenOx and Stockbndge; Is acres fine
grove and orchard large new house and
barn modern improvements pure water.
perfect drainage Is minutes walk from
depot. Address BOX IA, Lee, Mass.
NOR SALE.-On Hawthorne and Buens
L. Vista ayes, YOnkers-A handsome brick
residence, together with stable sld grounds (;
good view Of Hudson sine Of huuse, 90X93,
containing IL rooms one block from railroad
or will trade for improved city Dr Brooklyn
property: PETER =. CALLAHAN. $50
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~ ton fos hls cnlOrrl cURchman, or 20
', On a gentleman; understands all -
care OF hors"s; would like tO have place
IN 10 days time. T.. W., 900 LeNington'aEe
rOACHMAN aud GARDINER by
~ strictly sober German, or n farmer mar
rief able and willing tO work wishes place
with cottage; best references. address
GERMAN, Tribune Uptown once LIS
broadway.
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1000 bushels corn 572 $40 bushels oats, 27o,3oo
bushels; total grain, s91759 bushels, nour IL od2
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Gitp Real gstaie for Sale.

EOR SALE.-Light 4-story stone house,
Il 17a60: lot 100; flrst-elass order; excel.
lent location for physician. or TO be changed
into business: 69th-st, near Madison-aye.
price, s25,QOO. ID. y. Y. D., Tribune Up
town Once, 1,933 Broadway.
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uork nanleo.
Males

Males
w ATCHMAN.-BY o sober, honest, rella,
w bic man age 40. Adtress MOORE, S2'
East 27tb-st.
Young MAN with brains desires position
In mercantile huuH', wherc ability viii
b" appreciated, and he advanced accordingly.
Address AMERICAN, Tribune once.
YOUNG MAN. with . yearS experience
Ia Wholesale aud rrtall grocery, de.
sires situation a. clerk OF porter city
Or country references. HENRY HANS,
- Boni-St,
YOUNG MAN wants position where In
j toRrty Will b. appreciated; references
and security; salary desired. 900 per month
address W. O., Tribune Uptown Oace
l.2Ss Broadway.
YOUNG mAr4~d man temperate. strong
md not afraid OF work. wants position
a. anything best city rtN7cncos Address
J. e., 3si South lstst, Brooklyn
NOU NJ man. %, would Ike to get a situ.
i alton In som" Wholesale house; speaks
good German ana English. writes a fair
hand and is not AFRAID o. work good refer.
man. Os2 G;b.sys. l. " We '''' = A'
worm lOl. residing with his parents,
Il desires situation m once or st6r".
Address q. ,. d, % WaIi-st., Brooklyn,
F. u.
VUUNG MAN, % years of ago, would
Ike stua ion willing 10 work. Cal
or address LuTI, 80 Lewis-sL
YOUNG man. 81. wishes situation In
I On.ye ~ mercantile house accurate and
rapid; not afraid o: work. RELIABLE,
Box 10, Tribune Once.
v DUNG MAN desires position a, CO...
..rfnr. private -errrtNry or entry
o-k can speak French r.. g.. Tribune
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Grlu n0anleo.


WANTED.--One manager. two general
w Ave special agents tor NCw.YOIk CiJ
and state, and also for Eastern aud western
States. by the MUTU Al RESERVE FUN
LIFE ASSOCIATION : special terms VII
be made 10 tho proper persons, only thoS
having had business experience and who arr
willing 90 secure personal business need ap
ply. Address Mr.. y. w. BLOSS Second
Vice. Pfesd,nt. or Mr. j. g, BLohS; IN
spector Of Agencies. Mutual Reserve fnnc
Life Association. Potter Building, IS Pars
Row. NeW-York City.
Malog.
"a RE YOU SEEKING EMPLOY.
"A MENT THE Old-establlshcd Metro
Pontan Agency, the most reliable employ
mont bureau In America. can aid desirable
men secure employment a. ONCE managers
sS9s iSd PSGs aaS a@S
useful men, farmers coOchmeu ard harden
ers, mechanics. or pny trSde. profession Or
calling. WE Also FURNISH MALE
HELP. EVERY DESCRIPTION. FREE
phone orders 81 our expense. METROPOLI.
TAN AGENCY. 6s5 broadway.
A GENTS wanted to sell the Improved
II Eureka Water Filter. Long nredet.
Sells at sight for $50. ats all faucets;
brass. nickel plated. : Contains .ponst' Shar
coal and sieve. PHOENIX CO., 80 Me
ehsnic-st.. Newark. n. J.
A ENERGETIC. pulling, pracuea man
"A Wal tTi a. foreman O! sadlIerN hAil or
goods factory. acquainted with gig saddles
and p1ds. Afdr's, GO SADDLES. Trb.
unc CItywn once. l.23' Br adway. " N
reierrno" and arquGiEtaG vi h thcSe goods.
A PHYSICIAN. IN regular ptsc ticc. d..
n -.Nna ~ r~id.nt assistant recent
graduate, With hospital or dtsI"nsary ~.
P"r"n,". Apply 81 - lat 2Oih.'t
A THOROUGULY practical, pushing man
"A wrrt.d ~ foreman NJ = shf'lrrN hfri'
ware factyT}. Aidr.~s SADDLERl. ITib.
ur~ UPTOWN On.ru l."37 Hrunhv as. giving
Ie'or'uu" AID WHORE last engaged
MAN Of executive ability an cNp"i.
~ enc" Sc ant q u TAXI chlrg" - tfr ord ?
and shipping department o. a S,a..i,i'cry manu-
featuring 90. Al !Tes. INI' ITlNE TIb.
unc Uptown Oiic'. i.23s HrDalvay r. rlnv
Ing arAtC.a,- ~ r7ucy- amount o. rNpr.
hence and compensation "Np"ctd.
HANDY Man around hotel short d.
taur0 from city UI-' b 80 g.s.JT or
Swcdc ALA man who an irsNfauis kllSrm O..
Ing. HENDERSON. - SasNlu-sL
[NASTIp-Nt once. so s!~.mcu Tor
w every town AMI vllRs" within 100 milc'
u New YORK city gooi wages - good ron
,nccs and stock IN me business pufl' fIre
Write !. AUSTIN SHAW Nur~ ryuInn.
ErooklIn. y. y.
Females.
IXrANTFD-L Lc,I,hy woman. ~ vet
w NUS. Tor chii over four months
old Pleas" Amply N.uflv only, h'twr'n
II and 3 O'clock. HANOVER, ljth s..
near jth ave.
w NNTIu.-N guai French woman ~ d.
w cooking ant y"r, llgh, uuusc~gfk
.anhlnR done OUTSIDE tlW at .uj Last
IAu-si.. "a nat irfthani s.1,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
flats 60 Get, Furnished.

A CHOICE, elegantly furniIhed suit.S
"A. and single rooms with bath superior,
private house OF owner. IS west 18th u.
o. WEST 82D.ST-TwO large rooms for
of gentlemen, without board. OWNER.
ocwEST 6lST.sT., near Ccuual rark.-
cO Lovely rooms; 9cnteelly furnished
housekeeping privileges silow'di terms
reasonable; references
10 LEXINGTOS.AVE. - Nicely fur.
LOO nlshed rooms al 80 plrlCr npor IN.
furnished house thoroughly repaired.
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gcuntrp ReaI estate Go Eet


A LARGE, handsome house 70 rent, fully
| n furnished; IL rooms all modern I'm
provements; from July 70 october fine
lawn ornamental shade trees, piazZas, &c. ;
always occupied by owner; within an hour
| from New.York; 80 trains daily on line OF
Pennsylvania Railroad 2 minutes walk from
station; private family only, adults pre-
ferred. Address 7. o. Box 159, Railway,
N. j.
A MOSG the Berkshire Hills, two miles
N from railroad or horse cars; cottage, B
rooms, stable, large naples, elmi and beau.
uful lawn Of acre rent, furnished $3.50
season. d. N. BLISS, Elizabeth, \. j.,
or PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune Build.
ing, n. Y.
FOR RENT.-Two furnished cottages a,
Il hantOlOking Ns1-Jerscy. between the
ocean and BarBegat Bay, on Long Branch
X K rent, $3.50 and 1925. +. W. DOWN.
Err. 40 Broadway.
TO LET, az that most delightful of sum.
nler resorts Shelter lslani Heights,
two beautiful! cottages. finely located Ray
sBd Sound views, thoroughly furnished. in
peTfecs order; modern lmprOyen entS. Ad
dress T.. NJ. CARPENTER 1Tjth-st. aud
lOth-ave., New-Hork, or inquire st The
Heights, Of
JAMES L. SPALDING.
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gitp Real estate 90 Get.

CH0P TO LET, or suitable for livery sta.
- BILE; low rent, with lease. 2l7 East
e5th-st
ITO LET.-Lofts, SO f. BY % IT.. steam
elevator, with or without steam power.
GEO. d. EDDY, 395 Madison.st.
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
ITO LET.-Four large dSsSs In new fac
tory. corner st. Marks and Undcrhlil
Ayes-, Brooklyn; constructed on New. Eng
land mill prfneiple-solid floors light ali
around steam heat, power In abundance .
nfeproof vaults built IN on each floor ele.
yatcf, stairs transmitting shaft and plumb.
ing IN separate extension. Apply 10 GEO
": shIEBLER, 8 Liberty Place, New.
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n)ork hJautco

Females.
ID ESPTCTABLF young lady musician.
IL with qualifications Of a sale, SHADY. d..
s.r"s position "a piano Or music hUusr
Nt'r"s> = ,LlSEh. 20 tulf"u.,t.. Jersey
city.
GTFSOGRAPUTR and TYPEWRITER
- -Wp,Dyel during the forrnODus desires
q position fur . r,v hour, "a "a" afternoon .
terms moderate. Aflrrss REMINGTON.
rOH i-taNe.
- TUNuGENP HER-A lahy capable Of
- taA'ug Cusfgn Of ono { ~" ~ nd IA
Won 1 lI.o position wher' kor kLowl"'g' %
topography Aud typeUrurg could D. UR!e
us', I'D sm1l Sa'ary Until exp 'iclCcl IN.
~ ~TRI. Boa p Trhupe ONE.
S,TI NCGEAPHER AMI TYPEWRITER.
- cNpr.!.ucri dos rs position. Adm -
Ms, " !" BAHE.sL
TYPEwHITER lily young lady a.
tTpnN F.t'r private CofTr.puul NJ Ur
nardwltsf sh.Afy lyw. Gail 81 ri irCss
Nis. STANLEY. So Unfmnu-st. br'uk'n.
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Drfssmakinn.

Dressmakina.
-~7~~~S
nRESsMAKER ana MILNE, a, loDs or.
~ perieDce 10 70 out BIZ the dsy I'M nj.
vate families original designer. ncy,sr, a..
ter, stylish draper; FemOdsls: referenrss
Address BY letter only. hrA &. JOUN.
STONE, l67 East lo9th.st.
n RESSM AK Err Ladies, Nine ReynoIS
~ gives full satisfaction In every nSt4
Liculat; best work graceful skirts glove.
Cting waists saDd postal, Madame Will
call 1873 Shave.
n RESSMAKING by the day ON la1les'
~ aud ohiidren's clothes. H., 1,bi0 Mad.
s0n.aNe.
ENIRST- CLASS French cutter, inter,
Il draper and designer from Worth
u'aris), 90 50 per day; highest references
latest fashions. Address Madame B0UQuR,
2,0l6 5th.sve.
CLOvE-FITTING SUITS made, from 81
w aud up, guaranteed; i win cut ana Al
the nrss Innings free o. charge evening
dresses speciality. Miss MAYOR. 208
East S1Btst
NM. DIAN. arriving from Paris best
NI styieS, Partisan chic ana moderate
prices; ane work can ha sasa- so2 West
sse"
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domestic 5ituations manieo

Males.
TSEFCB-MAN.-By young man 70 y
u generally useful IN clearinghouse. j. j.
DEMPSEY. AS2 West 1Joth-st.
II USEFULMAN.-B by one newly landed,
= on country place; references given
Address Mr.. COYLE. 5l1 West 4Sth.st.
NALLF.-By young colored man TO travel
with old or young gentleman; FIRST
class rrferences Address w. NJ. MASON,
lie West 27th.st., or call from 70 IL a. m.
YACHT. Chef de cuisine wants situation
j. on gentleman's yacht; was 10 years
chief cook IN big steamers good references
Address CHEZ, 40 Hudson-st Hartford,
Conn.
NUUNG MAN lately landed would Ike
Il situation IN private family understands
tho care Of horses JAMES BRADY, care
Mr. Bogers, $3.50 West A0th-st.
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GOc; coon, hunter handled. i5@s5c; country
handled, 15@65c; otter, $i.00@7 90; beaver,
$i.00@7.0O; wild cat, 10000; fox, 15@75c;
| muskrat, 10@25c; opossum. 100000 wolf,
50c@$Loo panther 6oc@$ioG skunks l6@
Soc
GN-$loo@l.6o for domestic; $2.s5@s.5C
for imported.
BAGGING--0@l0c.
TIEs--$1.l0
snoT-Drop, $l.25; buck, $3.50.
LEAD-58G90c.
TALLow-4kc.
sSuFE-Garrett's, sl075; Ralph's, $10.2
Railroad, 1925; Gail II Axes, 5000.
PowDER-Kegs, $500; half kegs 1918;
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
Coal 0I-Prime white, wholesale lats, 10c
per gallon.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed. 10
@2Oc; clear grease wool, 20025c; bury,
washed, 20@30c; tub-washed, 30a35c.
ToDicco--Common, 25@30c; other grades,
G0@S5c.
BEEswAx-20c.
NAus-Iron, 200; steel, $40.
HIDEs-Dry fint No. /, &c; No. 2, &c; dry
sailed. &c. No. 2 &C. green sailed, No. 1, AZ
0t5c; No. 2, 3Hg4c; green, 4c deerskins, 80
@l2c; sheepskins, i5cgSl 90; steady.
GRASS SEEDs--Red clover So 25 bu; herds,
s0@9Oc bu orchard, $l.3O@140 blu; timothy,
Sl.75OI2 90 bu,