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New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
LIVE STOCK MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 4.-Cattle--Receipts, 1900 mead; ship
rnents 600 Market steady higher choice BccN-s,
q 5Odsi 50; steers G3a*4 jO sockers ana icoders,
- 2Ods s3 30 cows bulls and mixed. " 2Oa73 % leSas
cattle ~ 4Odt2 75 HogsRoccipts. 81 600 head snip
Shecp-Ieceipts 5000 head shipments l,OCo Marcy
uneven. Natives So 50dS5 80; Western, ~ o0dsi 80
TeNans SO coast 30 lambs ~ 40ds5 80 The Droyers
Journals" special London cabegram quotes american
cattle in heavy supply hut general supplies sht denshu
weak and prices ldlc lower at ll@c per ID iof eno'o"
ST. Louis. Aug i-Csttle-Rccelpts. 500 head ship.
"A %S4 SO sir to good DO 50 sOGt4 10 stockeEs and
fecders &3d53 Texans and Indians - lOd$1 60 Hos
Receipts 500 bead shipments. 2,1Oo MarIt 10" I
Fair to choice heavy SO 70as3 so packing erah5 - %
dS3 G5 Hight fair 10 best $3 70dS3 80 Shtcp-W..Ipts
4 200 head: shipments, 1000 Market steady iS'r "
Buralo s. y. Aug 4Cattlc-Reccpts last tWen.nS; Tn
Tor same time week. II 400 consing3ed 3 tiougn: s
900 head 1000 Of which 70 New-York 6oVO '3r % "a" s
market opened fairly active for top grades ana ou no
common weak. with lower tendency sHpvS'
tcos good to extra 10GSi 80 choice heiy
~ Ocd-i 90 Sheep and ambs-Receipts ase ,wfrs ono
for same time week. 10000 consg3eed 3e tnfo%nin: %
600 head 3 100 Of which NewYorki 600 Tor SAFE
sheep opened steady but closed easier lambs opeht, b,
strong and HIGHER and closed steady. Shee-tnolcr W
cvtr9 81 5Ods5 good choice, 81 lOdsi 40 Lanps- Lanp
choice TO eXt-a 80 25dS6 so; gooi 70 cnor hom,.
~ 90 ff6 20 Hogs-RncpIpts last twentydour hours.
10 900 head total for week thus far, 2lS4O; ior sarS
< 400 o, which % New.York; 1000 for sale marx
S,,u ard lover and closed weak medums heavy ana
mixed -; yorkers s3 9oast; light IS eo'lsS CD u
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
SIZE REPrD1ArED TIE TRUST.

suit has been brought in the supreme Court by
,.mes W. Good against Annie W. Good for the re
avery Of certain real estate and stock of the Garter
ysacine Company. lie says that lie was induced u
convey TO her property in seventy fourth and seventy
s,th sts and forty four shares Of the Garter Medicine
Company upon her promise TO hold both property ana
stock in trust for him, and to icconvey them Wieii
IA wished it, lie SAYS that hc has demanded tho
n,,nertv repeatedly. but that he has met with per
is.ent refusal The Sevcniy-sXtlst. property has
Welded he says profit of $1,000 since the defendant
ha, had il in her possession. She has also received
eco 900 in DIVIDENDS which she also refuses TO give
M. In July the Garter Company declared a dlvdeId
tock in DISPUTE with the Washington Trust company
~ he pnd 10 the party who prevails in the suit Judge
He,ch Yesterday granted OIder making the carter
fompsny party defendant. and directing the Issuance
Of supplemental summons
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
GR4LY AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoEK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW.YOIsK DEALINGS
The visible supply statement shows: Wheat, 1S372,-
G70 bushels, decrease Of 1859 bushelSi coil'
II ,5Gi.-J2 bushels, decrease Of 4j5,o4S DuNheis'
oats, $3.50 s17 bushels decrease Of 077of buSheiS
The wheat market yesterday opened weak al de-
clines of zeal cent the foreign element selling on
reports Of fine weather abroad, and the decline IN corn
exercising sympathetic influence. The day euuen'
however. with renewed buish excitement ana OF t'e
1900 900 bushels traded in, the greater part cahEcu
hand, IN the last thce quarters OF the hne hour oi
the regular season. Inc decrease III ue Vlaoiy , tbo
ply was uncX pccted and started panic among ue
shorts who had been looking for suDsalluAI nv
Another Ntrngthcnlng influence Wa ue tVpDtE ,o"i
the Missouri STATE rOarl Of Agriculture hid eSha,'u
little better export inquiry also Douen ug al ,'t
trade I'm a lfte buyers Of options me nna t .So b
oihcr months. August options opened at % -: but
rose to 81 IL cents September started at % / .;
cents December early sold at % 1-2GDS 3,3 cents,
but advanced late TO 81 90 rs, and on the cur, cur9
dealings, Nav opened at Al o. 1-4a1 02 -, and I'M
proved to ~ "a So 04 - Cash Wheat was vlt u,r
pure chlscs Of $4,000 bushels, and moderate amount
taken at the OnportS. ....u - .o-, out,ors
100000 bushels changing hands. Reports OF ran
in the corn belt broke prices 2G2 IL cents but tne
pect, had rot improved Greatly. Wheat also ieht
ymp2hctc influence - The rise me recoyefy yrdag i,g
SATURDAY noon. spot corn firm after a weak
opening with nearly $4,000 bushels taken for ship
Oats on the pot we're :a1 cent higher on light Gntd r
"a 81 cent lower. but ended strong at flll rccoVery
Lard was strong in sympathy with the West. }I
tions closed IA II point, higher There were s1les
of $50 tcrccs ON the spot, but whether for export
could not be learned ,,
The final quotations were aS follows;
V'hoat~ AUGUST 81 - september. 95 l-2 October
90 cent: November. ~ december. 81 90 3i Jan
nary r-gfl ~ OF "a MAY. ~ Ot =
Corn-August 80 "a september 81; October 81 u
cents. o =. ...., On %. oo.o,o,
80 81 cents. n. -,. -.-,
80 - Der,.mbcr, 80 70 January 1-Oll, - 90.
The receipts ~ -four and grain reported Yesterday at
w ynrl IN ladclpha and Baltimore were as follows
V,Yoi 54G q bushels. corn, l727G1 bushels, oats,
", co9 Iu.hrls. total grain, 49l liz bushels; hour,
-, 90 ,,,LaccS. N chicago. Milwaukee and St.
~ M, ar-iyals were Wheat 2-23G7 bushels corn,
3aT4j4 bushels, oats 81 .79' bu-aI' total grain
0.,5 ~ bushels. -four, l7.J33 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
corrT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme COurt-Ccncr1 TciIn-ltcccss continued
Stnrere Court Chambers- Before Beach J.-MotOn cal
calendar. Nos ! 70 % called al II ,Io <,
supreme Court-Spccal Tcsm-Pars l and Il-Adlourned
-.
supreme Court-Crcut-rarts H. III and IN-AdJourncd
the
Sulrocatc's COurt-NO calcI dar.
superior Court-tcnrra Adjourned for the term.
Subcor Court-Spccal Before Dugro. J.. Motions.
Superior CouIt-Irial Tcrm-Parts l, III and IIl-Ad-
jOurnod for the term.
Common PleaS-ttcnrral TermAdIourncd for the term.
Common Pleas-Specal Terui-BcioTe BuokstaVcr J.
Motions.
Common PlCas-Trial Tcrm-partS l and II-AdJounod
the term.
CITY Court Special Tcrm-Tcfore Girgcrch J-Notions
city Court-Tlial Tern-Parts l, II, Ill and lN-Ad-
JOurncd the term.
Assistant strict Attorney PaIker-Court opens at II
Nos. | TO 2l inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
lSTEAN- -PLPES LEAKLNG AGAIN.

The Department Of Public Works received informa-
ton yesterday that volumes Of vapor ascending
from the pprs Of ;hc Steam-Ilcans Company between
NcScySt. and Trinity Church. and that another cX-
pioSion threatened Commissioner Gilroy sent
General Inspector Nicholas II. OConnor promptly TO
the spot. lie sub b,cqucEtly reported that tho
corner Of broadway ard yst he found steam leak
ing INTO the sewer main and that considerable heat
was generated. lie dl~J found steam escaping from
nearly every sewer head In the Ecehhorhood and Gavc
orders for closing the leaks Inspector OConuni's
official report will be submitted 10 the Commissioner
today.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
A Busy DAY FOR THE PASTECR INSTITUTE.

The Pasteur Institute in this city yesterday had
perhaps the busiest day known In IT. brief existence
No less than nineteen applicant, appeared FOR treat
mcnt. and Dr.. Won shOick, who mas charge ol tho
institute In the absence Of Dr. Gbicr wa5 Kept nara
at work In tho whole day only four of the cases
were trcacd and the most serious Of these was tat
OF woman from Somcrvillc, Mass, who was al
tackled and terribly bitten by a mad dog about TWO
weeks ago. The other three cases were those oi 4
little boy from Jersey City, and two meA from ApFhs
field Miss. and Lowell. Mass The other hitFn ap
pIicantS were dismissed on it,, being shown that me
dogs which bad bitten them were not aIc'Nu Dy
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
LOOKING FOR LoNG LOST RELATIVES.

Mrs Maria sweeney an accd Irish woman applied
at Police Headquarters Yesterday for Information about
her brother. Patrick sullivan aud his son Patrick.
Mr.. sweeney aid she seventy years Old, and
lad just come East from Rock Island, Ill., where her
husband died three wears Six years before the
Civil War. Mr., sweeney said. she left this cty with
her husband and lived iu New orleans. she had not
seen her relatives since that time but she knew
that while her husband fou, the Confederate side
h.r brother wa~ I'm IN" Union Army. Her husband
leaving her without mean, uf support she determined
- come the city and hunt mp her brother Patrick,
who II living, must be- over seventy.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

hustle too large be called fashionable. urgent
invitation extended her 10 visit Mrs. Wilson'S prt
vote ROOM which reluctantly accepted. when she
out she left forty yards o silk coors be-
hind her. Ten minutes later Mrs. Wilson had third
woman in her She suffering from the same old
troubie-an hustle. Her consider
ably improved af the Inspector had removed twenty
yards Of black silk the hustle. The Customs officials
at the Barge once decided 10 place the last woman under
arrest In order 10 ascertain whether she knew Of any
immigrants engaged In the business. The woman
detained at the Barge once and will be examined
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
TIE GRAND JURY SWORN IN.

Recorder Smyth opened the August term OF the
General sessions yesterday. The Grand Jurors TOOK
the oath of Office before the Recorder and Edward H.
Poor, Of No. II WOrh-st., was appointed FOREMAN
The Recorder delivered the charge required by the
law and said that he knew of no special subject oil
Investigation which should be brought 10 the attention
Of the Grand Jury. one hundred and wenty-thrce
prisoners await the action Of the Grand Jury Inc
Recorder will hold long sessions each DAY im oiucr
that tho cases may be rapidly disposed OF Inc Nc
CONCEAL case VIII be cOnsdccd by the Grand jury
ia
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
HlTRONS FOR Police STATIOyS.

At the meeting Of the Police Board to-day it Is cx-
pected that President Macean'S plan Of appointing two
pocest station matrons aS experiment Will be taken
up and considered and probably adopted This, II is
done. will be due TO the energetic work Of the Women
Christian Temperance Union and similar organized
bodies. The experiment will De tried first at The Eliza
bcth-st station. Under Mr.. NacI"an's plan all women
dodgers and prisoners from the sixth, seventh Eighth
Nnth. Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth precincts will be
taken TO the Elizabeth ST. station, where special tiers
Of cells will be set apart for them.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
SEEKING 4 MEDAL FOR 4 BRAVE BOY.

Assistant District Attorney Lindsay Is trJlng 10 op-
tain medal for fe->ayng for Arthur Finch, fourteen
years old who is a cripple but who bravcy r'Aed MS
lie to rescue a child Mr.. Lindsay spent a part "t
hi, vacation at LachawaNcn, and While u'
was there Edwin Levy. siN years old' zen
from bridge into LackawaNcn Creek HIS
aunt, Annie Mctzcer. tried To rescue him, buJ
,as drowned I'm the aitonpt Arthur Finch, who was
near by plunged into the creek and IN spite oi tr ie'
that he /, lame. succeeded IN saving tlc roy nv
Nr Lindsay IA, obtained TN" statements oi persons
Who know Arthur Finch and ,a0 his brave uCt aud l'c
Will soon send them t0 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
THE FIRE coyuISsIoyERs REPLY.

Tic FUe Commi, irners' reply "a Mayor Grants
complaint as the flTTc Of that department TO bury
its wires in several specified streets sent to tbs
Mayor yesterday but the latter declined 10 make pub
lie IFS contents. giving reason that 1t was the
Official property Of the Board "f Electrical Control
Fire Commissioner Robbins. who prepared the reply
was quoted a. saving however that the Mayors sOy0S
OF mformato wa, not trustworthy, a, the Fro De
laFtmcnt had been buryiuE It's Wncs rs fast as the
cAigcnccs of the service demanded.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
REPORTS OF LEpRosy DISBELIEvED.

An official Of the Health Board said Yesterday that
the authorities in this city had received no warning
from Washington that leproSy exists among the cigar
makers Of Key West. The power Of the Board is
ample to seize any clothing believed 10 be Infected
At the same time the Health Board doubted If any cp
rons contagion could be carried by tobacco. There
must be open ulcers to spread the disease, and no
tobacco Strppcr would be allowed 20 work NJ his trade
with lcprO;ls sores him. Tobacco Itself Is d>l
f.,t.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
WOMEN SurGGLERS WEAR BrG BrSrLrs.

Female ~muarl,rs numerous the Barge once
yc-.rdav but Wilson, the inspector thc Barge
once sharp forNthcm pas. with their
booty. Among nr>t Of the INN grant land from
tho ALASKA woman, whose enormous hustle attracted
Mr. Wilson's attention. She called the into a
private ROOM and examining hc clothing found enough
chiucha cloth 20 make two laTg" nar- together with
the necessary trimming. The Po1l- were -.fed and The
woman allowed 70 50. atccy Lad Mrs. Wilson 60;
throuch with ths when she saw second one With
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
rP0KnrLnNS N LIE NATT.

Tho death Of Captain Robert BOYD. Of the Navy "''
v-eck prumocs Commander r. {. Mcrrinon. who was
executive officer ~ the United ~tatr' steamer J"ua''
under Captain, now lie'r Admiral d. L' HFil"e' 'H ''
Arctic I'm l--3 Commander Ncrriman f. at present IN
.,,,a,d - the r,.-ciyln..lip = Louis. a: Lcacuc
r.r,,A and Admiral Er,iuc g command1ut of th" Ne"
y,r, naval station The promotion Of Commander N"r
rr,an viii also promote ooer n each Of the lower
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
tOork PLANTED.

Males.
SAIr>NAN r,pr1'n..d 81 ,-in'n
vls. ..f.l.It. tu..t.f finu ODD i4huil-.
IS .rnu.,n. iowa aud Nl--'.r.. =. %. l".
,ngar"ment WITH irrr" """.. -,. ''o-"TE
.u.m 90 l1j D.ari-'ra-st.. 60! ''".
.,kIIS>tAN Wanted. .ile i.nr nov
- -. r-.f..-,.l to .DH o. t.a !.y g.,t.
,t, IN p.nr.rlslnil iu connection Nth .
,.f...iltng rt..Ia.t.. a.iF,-- J. a. J.. 100
spuc,.st.. r,rantol. Pom.
.,AlI.MAN -l-a..!u.. -... .lr. wi-h.' >
- 4fea1y position south "I " 81 i'' N1'
y,ar- chprricnc" o.. s'n - ,'6 ,h,
southern tTiCc. i- al" "a n"lr "l ti"''.
charge " shor department va. Nir,+4
TgN OK WTtrEHS ~tLl>iAN, care q"
rI,EA, HI.E..A university .tui.n' would
Ik. .u d.. Cement "a. :. "a. I. Ni-.-' .O'
iD ID.tl-l anf .Ia-,iDll hrl ri.-. a.'' f'
,.u'Ir HINNY L4NlN. L-d' I'NH''
tou ave.
.pLNAKTg m!it..'r.d fl.r d.. .nrn'''
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,g,r.o. va. ,'nit position A4it' ''
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Tlrr rrir. Al.3 coat, \ folio arg "'FN
rulr. .'erd f.f,t.nce given u d'-.'' a. GO.
r'-I1.t.nr. collected Adtr'-s D..
MiCHTL. = % 10, 5.s BIoomn"id. y. J.
rpYPEVWTING .Au r'W'nf aon, l..-
=, r,.l,tat. II. ENELE. l4- W 81
l6fn--t
W ATruNAN .-Hv q yo'ng MAN ut
W cla,s riy fsr.nc.. Aldr'N' j. IL"
a. Ifry -f
IvtIl c-adla'e w.I Qsa..n.d z" ta'h
furI!-h biarrh'-. rin-s'c-' o. . d, u. .'.i' >
AMI German de-l-s. pot on - ln-. IT, ,t''' t''
Ned-c-. GE'Dt ATE, Box ldN f''h''.''
Landing. y !
NrOt-NG nan. 81. Ge,ir". situation ''D
drrss FELL, on5 Wet 10th-et.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

ever declined to grant the license because schwab had
continued TO practise his profession after The eXpira-
ton of his former license. other charges against
Schwab had also been made before the Mayor. The
Judge holds that the statute confcis upon the Mayor
discretion in granting licenses" The Mayor cHuld
not refuse To act upon application Tor license.
but if he does act and refuses a license for
which, in his judgment, require refusal the court
will not. upon application for mandaus, review
Il dpec cint0
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
TILE LNcREASE " ASSESNNENT.

Mayor Grant yesterday received the quart re-
port Of the Commissioners Of Taxes ana Assessments
II was accompanied by an explanatory statement r.
gar,iing the increase Of SG67l17lG In the assessed
valuation which, they say. caused almost wholly
by the erection Of new buildings instead o 10y raising
the value of real estate. a. ha- been alleged. The
rrllmne has already published the figure i'm lnll
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
FOR ALIMoyY. $500 4 MONTH.

Judge Beach. of the supreme Court. Yesterday
granted Josephine p. Mcbride $500 month aimonv
for the support of herself and child pending the final
determination of her suit for separation from Robert
F. Mcbride, the tea merchant. The suit was begun
several years on the grounds oi cruelty ana
bobjtual intoxicaion and is before the COugt Of
Appeals Mrs. McBride's counsel received $500 extra
allowance.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

but had then been refused. Unfortunately for the
confirmation Of this beautiful story, Mr. Gould and his
two away in the Catsills Yesterday. There
did not 10 be any obstinate faith In the report
the part Of Mr Gould's intimate friends. They
ignorant Of the alleged transaction but they In
tmatcd that the castle purchased might be one In
spain instead Of Mexico
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
corrox M,pKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston Aug 4-Cotton nominal; middline lIsc!
loo, Iddiinc iO7c: good ordinary 10i2c net ana gross
TScepts 20 sales II stock tcorFected le9 ,,7c net
.,d rross rocc,pt, 80: stock. 1872 , .,., ,,n.,
Satannah Aug. 4.-COtton steacy mInolu1e ilro,
low mddne lie good ordinary oc ~ net .,%t aSs s'SSss siS
receipt ~ -. ,uo Cotton hrm: mddling 1lSsc low
,d1,no iI yood odlnary lie net and gross receips
,coNs a. la5 stock. 9.755.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
scHvAB CANNOT COMPEL TIE MAYOR.

The application of August Schwab the auctoneer
N, a mandamus compelling the Mayor to issue a
license to him was denied yesterday by Judge An
dews. Of the supreme Court. In his petition schwab
saws that his application for license has been in the
hands of the Mayor for some time. The Mayor, how
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
OIL MARKETS.

OH city, Penn Aug tNatonaio Transit & eertseas csNS
op,ned 600 b6ls charters, o6.0si bbls; shipments
,n DO XII. runs 81 225 bbls go, ..,
80 AZ R r penn Aug 4-PetrOleum dull and nothing
TatIona Tansi. certificates opened at e91sc; closed,
oss eo,ns biSbest S9loc lowest s9c. .,o.-
81 I,,dord Penn. Aug. National Transit eerthcats
br ~, so,sc. closed. s9'sc highest, S9'sc; lowesS
opniheeH cIcarancos Il. 600 bbls
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
HASLAr Gould BOUGHT 4 cAXrLE,

published dispatch from san Antonio TeV, Us
tcr,ay reported rmor from the city Of Mexico that
the Mexican Government had sold the magnificent
Castle Of Chapultcpcc to Jay Gould for f50ooooO
II was said that Nh Gould had made an Offer for the
structure few months ago when he visited Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
.1liSctliaucous

ID ENsICHS.-Ncw iaw soid'crs seaneh 3
K widOws not before entitled ai.p = ~
.ilns increased Veteran AttOrnct tp@ h =
ING IA Kroadway rtcninrs. 40J West
38d- 80. also branch Washington.
n ATENT MEDICINES odd on COZ MS
L sion scad invoice aud adN'ILsHE
matter / send check for gools s0iG lnohlhlf
Advertising done by wagon ana ~ s.o'"'
JOHNSON. Druggist SuiicF1, y. !.
VYrEWIuTER.- 10. Remington
$50, or will rent &C % monthly m hT'h,
until ) D. IN. daily, McGlNNISs. 20 West
l4th-st., Room 3.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

grades the higher grade, and also promotes h
Commander F. L. Chadwick, commander OF 'Io IT
cruiser Yorktown above Commander Bowman IL.
McCala, the cxcommauder Of the Enterprise, VINO Is
under suspension by sentence of courtmartial.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
rrRoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Aug 4, mparis advses QUOT per poas esH' R
rantos nj 03 francs 272 centmes for the account, uu e
rhonGe on London at 2 francs 32 centmes for cheeks
pern Aug 4 d. mThe statement OF tge inpeo rcp n1 y
pon Of GERMANY decrease In specie OF lV 'ooVOe
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
SCHOOLS FOR THE ESQUIHAUX.

Princeton, " j. Aug 4.-Dr. Sheldon Jackson h1'
sailed i'm the United states steamer Bear for the Arctic
regions. for the purpose of establishing three Schools
for the ESQuimauX.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
The PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The new week opened with dulness in the crude OIL
market. At the Stock Exchange prices ruled l cent
under the options at the Consolidated but there were
scarcely any transactions The options were firm
between 80 IA and 90 LEA 50 3-S cents. The mar
kets are pretty bare OF offerings, and any attempt to
buy much oil would not meet with much success at
the ruling basis. But the speculative factions have
Le,n so long absent that new devcopement Will
be necessary to arouse life in the situation at the EA-
changes. -, 49,, ,,, u -.
' stock Exchange. Consolidated.
opening -'--'--f---
..--- 80
sales, barrels "iVVN 0N'N~~
includes sales Of 80 600 bsirols a. 80 cents
Refined petroleum dull ard unchanged AT ''2o Genus
per gallon IN barrels and $40 cents IN cases -.
Foreign QuOtatOns-An Antwerp II frdncs' b9eiioh'
G.GO marks London, l-tG1 0-l0 pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
Ccnntru nsal estate for Sale

AHENCN FON MONTCLAlE-Dwell
"A ahd t'nldlng sitcs fos sale houses ~
iet furnished or unfurnishcd. TUBES Il
II EACTIFUL BUILDING SITES. farms
kill y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

AN.-By siagie yogn- man -,
l. vcar,' city refrrrnc.. address j. H.
st,his PaTh.aVe. and 7Gtn-st
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Drc55 making.

N EES>MAKIE experienced. .an Do. ,u.
~ la-,d o. go Zoo o." roIltt Co., .l" h'.'
of pat 4 season. N.ly I-ol4i... Aa-l'--
Dl.ES~NlANL GO iud. au--t
EEI.SNM AkEG rld 80 enc i5 TO- day.
- 4. TAl LOE. 80 sta-a'c
hi.l >~Msl.rR-ili t-cl1~- nii'rt "ii
~ WORN hv the G1N ur N"Hk llth' over
equal 20 ncw. 4. T.. p" VT r-.'.-.
FErNCH DIR. Akl Il
L f.au EriE Paris, rNtt'l rt'rl. hfi-h
want work b. day or month cit CO.. county
Addrr-~ ADELt ~, Mc-t "iin--t
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
Eclu roan,co.

MAN and WIFE Nfitout ch dlon mr
M C,iu Wor.. y o.o- -taat. give reference
and wages expected. +. a., BoN %, IntuLr
ftf'IeI-
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
Oorh iDantco.


Males.
A DVIRTISER wants place on board
~ steamer or s-iing weasel a. Cl rk or
as-istInL steward able. willing AID has
Liehtst r. fcIcnces In Ncw-i or. and phia-
Gthhia security II required 40 objection
ln long NOtagc Address X. t.. &0J South
IOtA.st Philadelphia
YOUNG MAN 40 wishes a situation
n IN the ulice Of a wLOicsdlr or commission
house a. clerk can furnish nr-'-class ref.
rreuces Address j. l. BUt kLEi, 3l3
sth.st.. jersey city.
.. YOTND Man. 10 year. old. wi,pc- -it.
n uation a, cl'rK has 3 N'ais' experience
nd can furn ,h nr,,-rla5s reference. Ad-
d. 80 Holm D. STEVENSON. 10 Grove
~. Jersey CITY. y. j.
SMART. a~tiye American boz. gentle.
a manly etdTc--, rcsidire VITA ptrcnt-.
Jesirr. A po.ItlOn in 4 bu~ln,., housr who're
he NAV advance him. II. Addfcss HOWAl.D
DRU MMOND. 80 FGiion-si.
FLOWER PAINl r. on PAPER or ILL
y To-, the trade. wishes -olue wOrh ~
nonr. ADDE'S F. g.. 81 East a'th-st.
ID DOOkKEEPEE.- -Enpert az" - auditor
ID accountant. German. St.ncglHphl me
pcnman. accustomed 70 - UtFliHat' 70
silious At present employed l. open Tor
lnvayar,cnt very highly recommended.
UOSEsTu No. oa ~. yne OLlce.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
flats 90 Eei. Hntu ri isheo
Duslre55 hautcs

U,O RENT.-Large and small aLartn'ni'
L n Inc frrpfooi building, 80 N'ul'oh'
ave. cor. .Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

PARTNER WANTED-Good salesman
"A TO ranufacturc a patented article Of iur-
nlturr for ths uade APPLY l51 Last tf'''
u In furaitura store.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

HJoN.-N nr.t-class Vienna cook. under
y standing German and hungarian COOK
ug. wishes situation fanny city or
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