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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19

took Office he has discovered that the liabilities Of his
predecessors footed up S01 ,031.
The uneXpendcd appropriation OF the year was
1871 1884 20, of which, after deductnc the liabilities,
only Si0,303 20 would be left for current expenses
for the remainder of the year. EX-Supcrvsor COST
CAMS arrearage estimate OF $4,000 for 15SD 9tr.
Kenny found TO be about $4,000 too low. The full
balance at hand for meeting the bills of 1850 was
S42 col 90. These the Supervisor says, OF two
classes one Of which, amounting to 5000? 03, Is
based orders dated January . 1850. which were
given the authority of acquisitions approved by
Manor Hewitt and his colleagues in December, 1858.
The other class representing SIT, O36 49, consists Of
hills for work and supplies done furnished Dnder
acquisitions approved in 1889. The validity OF the
bills Of the first class in dispute, but the supervisor
advises that il wonld he economical 10 pay
them than 10 await the result Of suits nstigated by
a bubble. After paying these claims, which aggFc
gate S37 $50 So, S5,5i0 81 would remain available
toward settling other bins amounting to $31 442 "A
For obout SIT 600 Of this sum W. p. Mitchell Isaac
Henderson and Callahan d tiartan have brought suit
The remainder of the claims, Sl4,21O IS, Mr.. Kenny
advises should be paid. The arreargcs in the publ
cation NJ The CITY Record" for 1885 the apprO
uriaton are found 10 be about 81 900, instead OF
81 600 which was the hrst estimate. The super
visor in a supplemental table shows that the m
settled sums due TO persons who have furnished print
inc and stationery during 1856 1857. Iss5 and $50
aggregate T12' ~ - Oh "h'" W. H. bIu"h '"i"'S
SOS 2:{C15: w. r. Mitchell, ST. $40 80, L. W. AhrCns
stationery Company. 5000 50; Isaac henderson
f. Evening Post" Coz. Sj,0sS 30, ana the balance is
owed to Others in smaller The supervisors re
nnrts ard recommendations were adopted.
Tho subject Of supplying the new city directories
for 1880 10 the courts and departments cpnsid-
cred Mr. Kenny took the ground that the custom Of
pa,ing for them out of the appropriation for PRINTING
Stationery and blank books Vas unteuable, and that
ench department should supply its Ovi7 directories 1ut
Of its appropriation for Office supplies Acting
Corporation Counsel Dean. who representing Cor
poration Counsel Clark in his absence. lacked NJ
suncrvisor Kcnnv's view OF the law. but the Mayor
ond commissioner Groy disposed TO adhere 20
the usual cnstom. and it was so ordered. with the
understanding that the rqluNitlos Ior the new 81
rectorics are be materially reduced Of the
department., lavish in their demands. The Chair
Tics and Correction Department wants thirty six
copies and each Of the seven Supreme Court judges
wants copy 10 take home with him IN addition 10 the
direction les allowed for the " 81 30 per
cony the total for city directories for 1890 woud
mn to high figure II II could keep out of the way Of
the Supervisors prunng-hnffc.
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A POLICE CAPTAIN RESIGNS.

Police Captain Robert o. Webb Of the Twelfth Pre-
cnct Yesterday handed In his resignation 10 the
Police Board who will doubtless act on II al their
meeting today CAPTAIN Wcbb's refinement is volnn-
tary He said yesterday that he retired simply be
cause he wanted 10 try 70 get more enjoyment out Of
the rest Of his life than II was possible g obtain
roco captain lie will go IL a home which he owns
at ElenviIle. Ulster County. Captain Webb ap-
ponted POLICEMAN on February 6. 1851, served hon
orally through the great draft riots in this city. and
then resigned in 1868.
lilo went 10 California. but after n sOourn OF three
wears on the Pacific Coast returned 70 this city and
I'm 1865 was again appointed policeman. In May.
1850 he was made a captain. His record IS second
On that ~ no other policeman on the force. Most of
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PLANS OF WAR VESSELS.
A OBJECT IN THE PENSACOLA DISCOVERED
CHANGING FLAGSHIPS.

A D7Enor IN THE PENSACOLA DISCOVERED
CHANGING FLAGsHIPS.
Although it was expected that the Pensacola, the
new flagship of the South Atlantic Squadron, would
leave the Navy Yard and go down the Bay 10 fore
wadsworth yesterday morning to receive her ammum-
ton, she did not leave the Yard at ALL This was
because of a defect which discovered in one Of
her foodcocks. When some of the officers on sun
day were trying of the hood-cocks, which are
used to food the magazine with water in case OF
fire il was found that instead of a large stream Of
water, only few drops trCked in. Men were set
10 work to find the cause, and as they were unsuc-
cessfll the Pensacola obliged TO remain here
Yesterday while a diver inspected her bottom. He
was not able find the place which causes the trouble
II is supposed that when the bottom of the vessel
was coppered a few weeks ago. one Of the men care
lessly coppcred over the spot where small sieve is
usually put, covering the hoodvalve. Orders have
been received on board the Pensacola TO put her into
the dry dock. The dock cannot be made ready for
use by flood tide to-day. and 1t is not certain whether
the ship will be put into dock tomorrow, or wait
until after the ceremonies connected with the placing
Of ErcssOn's body the Baltimore on Saturday, III
order that she may participate in them. 1t is thought
that when the ship is once in the drydock only
few hours will be needed to repair the defect.
The cruisers Kearsargc, Atlanta, Yorktown and
Dolphin returned here yesterday. after week spent
I'm Boston Harbor and its vicinity during the Ma
tOnal Encampment Oh inc 'rdhu Arhl! vi tho NC
public. The Yorktown, which was detached from
Admiral Walkers Squadron of Evolution before ii
sailed from Gibraltar for the Brazils in June, ana
the Atlanta which was temporarily detached from
the squadron TO take part in the Boston ceremonies
are reassiged TO the squadron, and Will await rhef
orders from the Navy Department; ,. -,
Rear Admiral Bancroft GheTardl c9mn nm ~ Oi
the North Atlantic squadron TRANSFERRED ms nag from
the Baltimore to the cruiser Philddeiphla, III
tie Nav Yard about i o'clock yesterday after
noon, There the least possible ceremony the
officers i'm service uniform receiving the Admiral on
the spardeck The Admiral occupies the cabin or!
the spardeck Admiral Gherardi has the honor OF
having had three of the cruisers, the Dolphin.
the Baltimore and the Philadelphia. as his naGshp'
The only other vessels Of the new navy which nave
been used as ragShips thus far are the Charleston,
Acting Rear-AdmTal George Brown, and the Chicago,
Acting Rear-Admiral John q. Walker.
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corrry u,yrFicrrRERS COMBINE.

About two months ago reported negotiations for n
con eodation Of three Of the largest firms in this
country engaged In the manufacture Of undcTtakcls'
supplies gave rise considerable talk Of The forna-
ton If a big trust IN this trade. These three firms are
the stein Manufacturing Company, If Rochester. New
York. Boston and Chicago; ChappeIl, Chase. Maxwell
A. Coz New York. oneida, llobokcn and Rochester
Hamilton Lennon. Arnold q Co. Allegheny and Pits
burg The consolidation Of these firms has Just been
effected under the nam, Of the National Caskct Com
panv with a capital Of 33,0o0.0O0. and with Offices
In each OF the places already mentioned The officers
are william Hamilton. president: G. ". Chappcn first
yccprcsidcnt: Leo stein. second vice pres = L.
Dobbln. secretary and b. f. Chase. treasurer.
Mr. Chappcll and l. :. Baum, Tho former treasurer
Of the stein Manufacturing Company, said Yesterday
that tho new company was nothing Ia the ~aY OF
fr1,st bnt had becn formed solely with view 70 CON
ductinc the business more economically, - ehihlo
them to employ fewer AGENTS, ana in General L" pr"
frct their trade Interests. II NJr certainty Eol INC
Intention Of the company 10 ncr"as" prices. u any
change was made il would ne rather ~ INC WAY 81
lover priccs and better work. The hfty or NOR
firms and .toci companies I'm IN" country dealing IN
,,ndcrt:lrr-, supple, Az ~ a combination nnu"h
-. the National luri uCl-o lc.a"n. hui then H'r
,c,.ar l.u any consolidation of these md Ndu1l hrh@
One ~ the objects oi the company. it Wa said was
IA extend the export trade, Which Was h"" si'iI.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug 1sCoton dull midd Sisso iZ and
Western super = .9G;S % 20 10 sA o 30 bSands exta
% 25d:5 lo winter wheat patent sSaS 40 'p pr y ao
"a iJds4 o. Southern nrm and advanced fultI
94c0Sl o. Longberry 9Sea% o, 40: and ~ Yn
winter red, spot and August q vi "tt VI sspSoer.
Fl 90 OrtOier, ~ q; December. 81 Old$l VA Corn
soutnern quiet aud steady wheot. 1oaoOc Yellow 9oa
sas october % i dj5ec. Oats firm; Ungraded southern
and rennsylyana, 2d43c Dc WSstsrn whit 40
do mixed, iodi2c Graded No: whits &c aSye su
prime choice, 07d70c good t. fair 93dG2e Hay easier
prime choice timothy I'll jOaSl2 90 IONS rt'
GGIsc do imitation l2ai5c: ladlc fancy, !. -la DO
choice. 9al1c. Eggs firm active rec S' no
Coneo strong ant Advancing; Rio cargoea iar 49,
no = I0c SUGAR strong; 1anulatd So. Copper nrn'
scarr@ refined l5c Wh,key quiet; ~ 1881 q
lrcights Liverpool per steamer weak cotton Va
orders, = ID Recclps-flour, 5000 bbs wheat G94Qo
bush 5000 bush oa 900 bush re iSo n co
500 lush salcs-Wheat 200 600 bush cora, % 600 bush
Boston, Aug 1s.-Flour firm; spring patents; So@
oats steady new no. white, Hd+! &c old 40 re
Shorts quiet and firm Provision, uncnansed Bgts oo
sacks: corn. 10000 BUSH oats. $1,000 bush shorts
:s5 tons.
Buffalo. Aug 1s.-wheat-No l hard Opened higher;
1000 bush sold at ~ - at closing - i asSed ears
80 Northern sold at 81 rs closed at 81 - no No,th:
~ 13 winter wheat scarce; II cars NO req SOFA AZ
asked Corn opened firm II ears 10 sold az 20
o53c. and 10000 bush do a. 90; CLOSING 90 VtIow
Dat, Gric: so , white iodl. lac; 40 mixed 43c in
store: 40 white new f2e ~ mixed fV'c on Iac6
Mifcd scarce unchanged. Canal fTclehts firm and
Unchanged to New York-whoat fc; corn. 32c: oats
Aft,ny II s.: 10 Nrw.York - -. Recepts-Flour.
- 600 bhI, wheat. 100 coo bush corn $4,000 bush
hush corn 800 600 bush: by ral-nour. 10000 bbls
wheat 1000 bush: 10000 bush.
Chicago Aug 1s.1he leading futures ranged as fol-
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ITALIANS STAB 4 POLICEMAN'
srrrous1y WOUNDED BY KNIFE THRUsTs


WHEN HIS BACK WAS TURNED
Policeman Thomas Clark, OF the twenty -Se>o"ti
Precinct is In the Presbyterian Hospital severely
wounded the result of an assault made upon HI" oS
holfdunken Italians Sunday night. Clark loulu q
crowd of Italians at Firstavc. and Onehnhdieu anu
ninth-st sunday night. They were lighting aoouU
some money and he ordered them away. VINE" Ms
back was turned one Of them sprang at him ana
plunced a dirk into his head, shoulders ana he'h
a dozen times before the officer could deiehu MN"
self Night Waterman "Paddy" Maher, whose
beat is about the corner, where the assault oc-
CURED saw the Italian stab Clark and ran to bis as
sistance but the crowd fed. lie raped for as
siancc and helped Clark, who had fallen down. 10 MS
feet Clark was then taken to the Presbyterian
Hospital where sixteen stitches were necessary TO
his wounds.
Night Waterman Maher told Officer stephen Dusan'
he could identify The italian who did the stabDihg'
and a walk about the ncghborhOod known as " LIttio
Italy" WAS taken. At No 2127 F1rStavc. Mahcr si"
"A man dodge in a doorway, and Identified MN as inc
man. DUgan arrested the fellow, who said he was
Antonio CarO. u contractor, 81 No. 2.l2I Flr-t-HNr
As Dugan was about arrest CarIOlO. tir>stp Fis>O
Of 40 3i3 East one hundred and twelfth st. attempted
10 Interfere and made a motion to pull knife Dueln
Justicc Power held him in 500 bail for trial John
Spanao. of First ave. and ono hundred anl-hinih-
ST. appeared complainant AGAINST Carrollo lie
said Carrollo threatened to shoot him Justice
Power held CarrOlO. in ~ 600 for asSaultnC the
policeman. and 800 for threats TO shoot spanalio.
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MAEKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.
There was a large volume OF business done in wheat
options yesterday, the record Of dealings amounting 10
II 300 600 Ishcls. The bull furore intense at
the but it exhausted itself before the afternoon
and rcazatOns caused sharp reaction Tie con-
tnued strength In silver helped the early rise, coupled
with fears Of frost the Northwest Foreigners bought
Wall street bought and In fact everybody bought with
the result OF a rise In prices of 1-5d2 Is cents.
The visible supply statement showed decrease OF
37.112 bushels but ii was ignored. The pressure OF
liquidation assisted by late unfavoraOle cables,
while the clearances small and the export demand
slow september opened at 81 % II, to 81 90 Is
and then fell TO 81 %. December opened at ~ 90 81
May went from 81 II Is to ~ II 3S and dropped TO
~ -. on the curb september rallied 30 9nd
December and May "a cent, wping ont the net
official losses of lodl-i cent.
Cash wheat dull and unsettled The export
and milling demand was nothing
The visible supply Of corn scored decrease OF
l.o36,2o1 bushels. The market paid little attention
followed wheat and ended of l-5d1 cent for the
options Cash quiet and la "a cent lower
with exporters taking only $4,000 bushels
but in sympathy with the leading cereals tlerc was
late reaction and while Augst held at net gam OF
spot lots trihc lower.
Lard decidedly higher and the net gains were
11a20 points. There were sales Of 80 iierces on
the spot aud to arrive, Of which 800 terCcs were for
The final quotations as follows:
Whelt-August. ~ O6 IL September, I'll OF october,
81 o. IL: December. 81 %: May, ii is.
Corn-August. 81 "a: September, 81 "a; October
0ai'-Ansl,t, ~ IL; September, Al IA; October
Lar,-scptcmber sG 80; October, SO 60 November
The receipts Of flour and grain reported Yesterday
al New-lorf, Philadelphia and Baltimore were as
cls oats l0O477 bushels, toI grain, 4G1 O22 bushels
Gonr. lO.757 pacta!os At Ihloaeo. Mwauhe" ana
corn. -. go bushels: oats 429o2I bushels: total
grain, 1.O.jG7O bushels; nour 1922 barrels.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Aug. Is, p. m.The sales Of the day in
cluded 700 bales American Futures closed barely steady
Notwithstanding. low middng clause. August delivery,
3I-04dG 32G4d; August and september delivery, 2T4
as 2SG4d September delivery, 276d6 2S.6id ScptPm.
Der and october delivery G4a5 626id; october and
November delivery. j2-Gidj 53-0id; Novem er and De-
oemb-r delivery. 5l-G4d sellers December and January
delivery 5O6id sellers January and February delivery
sellers
Savannah. Aug. 1s.--Cotton quiet; mddng. lie; low
midding l03 good ordinary 9sc net and receipts.
Si bales all crop exports coastwise ia bales sales,
30 bales stock, 93S bales.
New.Orleans Aug. 1s.-Cotton quiet; quotations Re.
vlsed middllng l1Ac low miGdlnq lie; good ordinary.
lose receipts. 26i tales including 1892 bales
crop; gross 1926 bales; sales % bales; stock 500
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TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. II lspcChh-rhc big local bull IN
forest IN wheat released is holdings today. Leopold
Il1cm at night was telling his friends that hc he'd
realized on l,OOO,OoO bushels Of wheat and had
rockctcd about $4,000 profit. II Was an excellent
day sell All tire outside markets (aS this one ala
rot start until 10 800 booming before chicago
opened. For a time. too. Hutchinson was a large
buyer. When it became ndi>putlblc that big reaIZ-
ing had nhcn place prices began 10 Yield. ana at
the close they showed decline from the opening 81
1872 II cents. Even Hutchinson turned about
and became seller helping 70 make the closing weak
August opened at II o. touched ~ O3 = and closed
at ~ O1 / , september opened n ~ o.. sold at
- % IS and closed at FL % !. MAY opened 1t
81 II =. sold - II { and closed NJ - o." -.
The decrease In the visible supply ~ 1000 bushels
was really remarkable for h time of tho year. For
the SpOutng week lat year the visible supply
increased 10000 bushels. Prices Of corn dropped
about cent. There decrease Tn the visible
supply OF .O37 900 bushels, and the arrivals Wcrr
email september opened al 20 p cont. touched
49, - and closed at A. >. Nav opened NJ % ! -
touched - and closed at - ~ - J-7 cent,
Tho selling of Sep"mh"r ont rs Hutchinson. which,
has Lccn going ON fer ,oycm, days. continued TODAY
Tli, and vn-- large arrival, combined 2" make ont 5
weak OF course. too thew a'l"I' ted -ympathct
oucuoi at 3c . cents Touched - - and closed nt
% 81. MAY opened st - 3i"3t = ccut-. sold ~
40 { and closed - 80 Ealiy ip the day provisions
verc bought literally hy Dunham, by RYAN and lv
others, This buviuc resulted IN sharp advance m
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pork, lard and ribs. The decline in corn ana III QUIZ
grains affected the traders in provisions, ana cioss
prices showed all the advance LOST. January PoI n
opened aps3 40 sold at $I2 80 and closed az 9i- ~
January lard Opened at So so. touched Sj n L. anu
closed at r6 ~ IL. January ribs opened AT 70 w.
touched S6 and closed ot - 90 IL. ON the curD De
cember wheat sold at 81 06, puts IL Oh 3-o, cars
" o. IS; september corn is "a cents, puts 40
IL
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miscellaneous


f. WI~TLATORN, private dct.ctivet
"A. al ca 81 work 3@i Wet lfth-st,
and 983 Broadway, Room :.
n ENTGEMEN wishing T. d!~pO-" Of the,f
VI left OF rloih.ng At "A far value VIII
please call on OF addre--
EDWARD MILLER. 90 Gth-aNe.
ACHININI>. You cannot ano.d -
vi miss this opportunity NNI los NJ
I.ATENr CO., 2Gj broadway. pain -oll.i-
tors.
DE N9!ONS.-Nr law roidic-s seiin'h
widow not before entitled also L ~
sion- increased veteran Attorney tuN IA
LING. ls3 Broadway. evenings. 400 "'-'
33l--o. al-o branch Washington.
UMBRELLAS recovered canes f'pilf"l ;
u pua-G'- 10 matrl suit. -u"r.Hll -"I'
and Silver handle, f.palr.d. GAT'lliLL -
"a Gth-lNc.
w ANTED. Competent and reliable p'tur'
w h. manufartuic aud ,'H to"t'~ is"tai =
Ash Sln.r on ROYALTY in "a" Eastern. Wr'i,
crn. Northern and Sopthcrn stat. Srn'
for circular. u. II. COOK. 32l Hiand-i''.
Brooklyn y. Y.
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his time a. a captain was spent in command OF the
oak ST. police station where his work in pIeIeaVinI
order among the rough sailor population 81 the fourt
Ward gained him great credit. Under the law HAVING
been on the force twenty years he is entitled 10 ee
ON half-pay Onc-half Of a captains pay Is .;
Captain Webb mas son also on the force, stauohed
at Police Headquarters.
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SUPERVISOR KENNY'S DIFFICULTIES.
HARD WORK TO CLEAR UP THE TANGLED AC-
COUNTS LEFT BY MIR. COSTIGAN.

Supervisor Kenny of the Board of City Record mas
been engaged for time in serious and laborouS
effort TO settle up the arearagcs Of his bureau, which
as is pretty well known, he found in dcplorable
state number of the accounts with tladcsmen, Who
supply the various city departments and courts with
printing and stationery running back as far as l5e6
Since he assumed the duties of supervisor Mr. Kenny
has sought bring The business OF the Eoard down 10
a contract basis in which he has been fairly success
fuJ In a letter which he submitted at meeting Of
the Board held at The Mayors office yesterday. the
supervisor said that prior TO October less! when he
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Rfal Gsiaie Uanteo.

WILL PURCHASE or rent for term OF
w YEAR.. within ~ hours OF Grand Cen
trail Depot. a gentleman's farm IN hiyh stat
Of cultivation with many acre. OIL NOou-
land house must be very large ana COM
Long Island PROPERTY wanted. nor villa site.
on the Hudson. Address for two weeks
FARMER. New-YOrk Club. 5th-avc., New
York
w ANTED.-For fall list. property for
w sale rent. exchange registering Tree.
ADRIAN g. HEGEMAS & co.
| 32l broadway.
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Pttsburg Penn, Aug 1s.-PetFoeum dull but steadyf
Transit certificates opened &c clos I'd 92lac;
highest 93c lowest, 92+c. Lima oil opened at 422c;
closed at 40l2c; highest 422c lowest 333,c.
Bradford, Penn, Aug 1S-Nattona Transit certificates
opened 93c closed az 92c highest, 93c lowest S2Ae.
CleaIances, 1900 bbls.
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FURNISHES Rooms
brooklyn.

ELEGANTLY furnished rooms. single
Il ana doubl. within minut Of EHc2''
N,all-st ana FGlton ferries. itst-c'hss 10
cation t.rris moG.ri'p. 100 t.arh-atr oP.
Munro Place. brooklyn.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS

san Francisco, August Is. 1890.
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Drcss nlkinq.

EI.SSMARF VIII worA By The day Gr
~ a. hone T"mDC'lliHr con" rll',b ~
0nar,ni.rd Mis- BOWLING. ~ lOIrt-st.,
between Lexington and PARK ave.
\ any vi.he. a few more customers on
IL indies ruc underwear accustomed 10
rr-g-,la~- ~nrk: also drr--es made over
Parlor 2S7 Wet l2th-st
NM. II. ANTOI' LITE. ~ West IN
vi t.. l. now prepared 10 receive orders
for fan and school drc,res for misses, 10
l. YEAR short notice.
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Business Chances.

DS PERSONS willing IN contribute -iar.
81 time aud q few dollar~ in order 20 SUBJ
stantally advance their financial cnnl ..'u
may address GLUCK. Boz lOl. Tribune
Oflige
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Furnished Rooms.

NEAMEECY PARK NORTH known as
" i37.I39 Fast 2lst-st.- Delightful ioca-
ton; elegant rooms board and attendance
uncXcfiled also privileges OF prNaV PARK
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flats Go Get, unturuisheo

CENTRAL PARK WEST. Nos. 90 aud
y ,2-. near s-d--t.. directly facing C"n:ihl
Park elegant suites. : are rooms ld-A'.-
I.r elevator STAIN. hot water. &c. rcnts
5000 - II 600 uucAceDtonahlc references
Icdu.r d. -
I,u..AP 10 NICE PEOPLt.-faft oil
u Ur.vstc house with owner very d'slra-
bic: UNFINISHED. li3 East "'th-st
ITO IET-Hlndsomcly decorated aud
i finely appointed apaitmrnt- ~ h9ori
Stefan occupying part. Abby doctor
Office. 20 : D. IA. --
rIrJE EKOADNAT. i25 Broadway
j Small corner suit Of apartment 'Ntrh-
silc closet accommodations gas, h,at. ser
vice and attendance Included. WM. l..
FISH Manager
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~Tt-pST and sEAMSIRE>S.--By Young
~ ipI' pro,pstant woman; cNperl-
80 % nurse ard nrst.class seanstress best
en-, ~ Iau az 93i 3d-aVe.
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OlTH.ST.. 2i9 WEST.-M Mos; desirable
OF apartments for gentleman, In stflcty
privsto family; best attendance; location
nle1aaut
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HAVANA MARKET.

Havana Aug. ls-Spanish gold. 245aad246. Exchange
firm on tho United States, 60 days gold, %, prsmium
do short sight 05. premium; london, 20SI al on
Paris So. Sugar quiet.
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domestic SltuGtlors tunhleo

Mahs.
~ TTI.ER and COOK.-Ry thoron2hiy CON-
ID prtcnt couple; hfSt-clar, r,i'io"o'' -
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