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OIL MARKETS.

OIL city Penn, Aug. 5.-Nl:lonal Transit certificates
opened s0i2; highest, 00is iOwct 89ls closed SDa
sales 1900 bbls charter 5t,-Sj bbls shipments.
49, fil bbls; Rms. I02,Bl0 bb,. -
PI,t,burq penn. Aus. 5.-Natlonal Transit ccrtd.
opened e0e closed o9, highest. s3s; lowest
81. 49,.
Bradford Penn Aug 5-Natonal Transit certificates
opened s9i- closed az o99, highest 500 lowess'
ogis clearance, 10000 bble.
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frlu Uanie0.
Male.

Males
SE ANT.n.-A. ely al suan acquainted
w with ralnGl lphi, and balumora not on
TRADE q side liu'. hotu novelties. ou commits
-loa. JAS. WILKINSON. 2lC Canal-s'.
I1ANTED experienced. succes,fut
w Lfe insurance agent can ob'aln special
profitable position a manager. general ~
sI.risl aCrIt ln EIstr-r Wr-te-u or Sontl.
I'm Stiis- ~ltn tle Mutual ErEerSr FUND
LITE A-rocl1tio1. Potter Bgildus q PARK
Row y IS the largest most succcs-ful nat
ha- pad eight million dollars trnth claim, {.
% hl- two million dollar cs~h su-plus. e.
furnishes li'r Insurance a. about one-h.lf
thc usual ratt. CAL upon o. address y.
W. 8LOSS. Vice-lfcs.irut.
Females
II OOK WANTED tn" uIdof.'gIcd noH
y nt .lpulrr h.r.r. Cc-lr.- 'p secure G..r-
uUchIy crul.f,rf ro'a and second g'r 20
s-t'rc. irNts sept lu- f"1f lu fAr.'' .
wages cook -. ..coni e % $40 p.- month (;
those accepted must Inr ffrlr oHu fa.lfar
fare. whith Rul D. fef4ul,d u ~pf.-ia.t.nu
i- alVu lnf par'i"- remain One YEAR F.F"
,."c'' u cNl"r1'n''. a.. religion ani rcf-
o. earn success tdcrr-s NJ. - J.. UiI-
LEY. bolton iahdinf Warren Co.,. y. !.
ENPI N..u hand. tu hYt g. p.
l. fril p: steady wp-h. LIlN 30.
MYIt~ -io r.a-. ~.
-, ,tsI.r iIt&D-. Drlr .en~-irrr.d h4t..
- rod afp... FISK. tLhl.N & rLAT.'
"ri E~.lN'r.
w t>llD .rtrI- 20 vDk - r-H'lu
W pafa. pl't. -r- tai' a. 11iI FASHION
rAfili.N LlAIN' hfp. CO.,. t-o-E,2
BloIGNay.
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flcts Go Get. pnturuisheo

LARGE FRONT room. bedroom. ciosct-.
y ia nrst-class condition suitable luI
uypt hnt-rk.oLlng: G-siraOl~ lo"alltf. Ap.
! uIv 1s, park.iyc. rlng 81 bel. rGht h1hd
side. references exchanged.
OLXTRAL PAHK. WIsE - and ~.
L near S.d-,t. dilertly ia' d. ''H-
iI-,l Pa7k-Elcgant suites, large rooms.
llcrt. 300 10 81 .uOO; uucx.c .cptOnabi@ RI
creuces r"qu.r d.
ELArs 10 LET ~ 1HE
z GORDON.
s9th.st.. oth.ayc. newly decorated steam
hrat ard all modern lmprov'mehts fII
from S25 to $50 per month Z rooms ana
bath. Inquire u the own r. On promises.
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p4Rnoy roR A LEE PRISONER.

Auburn Aug. 5.-Willlam Burns. who, when seven
teen wears Old was sent from syracuse 10 state Prison
for life for so severely inluring one Of two whom
he thought were trying u steal his employers team
nj horses that death resulted in short time WAS
today released on a pardon by the Governor, after
having served twelve years and four months Of his
sentence.
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imports - bales The market has ruled quiet perhcps
goods have been offered little more freely within tcw
davs but there has been sufficient urgency 70 se
10 cause lover IIices. contic; for ye.y cnoict %
growth Of new made Oneida County last week AZ
.jc but rs 4 rule derlcr. willing ~ pay the
pces asked bv growers. Tho nr6t bale OF new Pacinc
ioist hops arrived to-day and T. held ~ fancy Wlcc
because OF being the hr-. ot the crop Atyees 81 e %
growing crop are favOlaole n this State anu ,to
Pacific Coast and moderately : 20 Germany. 1he
English crop Will be probably somewhat below an aver
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FRUITS AND BERRIFS-FRESH

Apples In light supply and choice large hand picked
stock OF the better kinG> j. IN iait demand and in
small wonny OF Otherwise inferior lots are duh and OF
irregular value. Scovcy any peaches arriving, and
quOt9us nominal Pears -cl readily when Of choice
quality but southern Le Conc closing shade easier
under larger supplies Southern cfapes largely inferior
In quality and condition, and such drag heavily ot low
prices. Really fine dry lots scarce and meet fair
demand quality reach outside Quotations Il oXc.p
tlonal. Blackbrrrie, shade lower. Uucieb rFieS
plenty; largely soft and wet and selling lowc, Musk
melon, averaging lower but positively fancy lots are
aud bring good prices, few extra Golden Jenny
and iem exceeding top quotation. Watcrmtlons IN
liberal supply but selling well. and prices FOR desirable
....Ll l...L. nLraN
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pomfshe 5ilua,lon5 Uanito

Males
A TTTNDANT. nurse or valet % lhfalu
n gentleman. insane or Oth"r"i- 49, 10y fnS-
u-nnnn; good nia.srGf, -lnRi'. as. . {,
t,tNei D. Europe ur 9uy part - th' N'"t'@ (
highest city frfrncrs ton phi sl,,.''I' 'l'N
rnient- tom. moderate. AuuTD'a -
i.oA =. Tribune onicc.
80 lILEE. ~ q thoroughly capable tn2.
ID lI.Amau TO- -umh'' cIty OF O'"' \, =.
good c.ts reference. Cal oi address %
tta1,r.. ln store. ---
II OOK.- By Nr,t-cla.s French ,oon Il
Y yaaiS cNprri nee good r"l'f'h''''
BAt'R. ~ West s,th.'t.
C0oR. - Young man; nt-t-el''',-.s-
u cook carver. cutter oi De-"
ar coui,try. EDWARD IiEGANDT =
Monior--t. top roor. fr"nt.
rOA,HMNN By a married German ;
4 m puyat. family: h'st rf-trh'rS. )
ArPELDoRN. - E'in-ion.st
Ho,tHMAN. GARDENER and Sl.'
4 rUI-NAS. ut-t"orthy' 'Np'H-
.ntod. stbrr. single. younE man i',,''l'
DO. c,,ry r..pact GOOD references. AuHI'H>
EEENE. Inhunc cnicc. --------
NOACHNAN.-Ry young man. 30. ci,
4 npL,ua..- I,,i,r ., f.,i0t {" l.i'u (
40, b,r. -lcp,r understands, car' sna
t,,diii,o ,f m, h,r-"s /. Il II cor, "l
u,u,u,In. l45 Mc~eToic-aVc., Er"'K'Ni'
rnN-uMAN O. GAKDENER.-Br NORTH
l. oI ireland Young min raphhiD. car Iui
drtyer and carciatcr Of horse. cIfi.aF -
q. GOOD gardener nCwet.. N..J g.,t I,i
ercncos. At CAl;PENTERS lVo oul'a'e'
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THE MA ARHETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending August 5. 1890.
UEANN pEAS

Receipts for the wcek-Bcans i2i pkgs; peas, COCO
busa. LNpoHs-Bcans, pHrs; pcae. 'e2 Dbls' I'M
lofts-l,i35 bag tcan ArfNsls Of all kind' Of DOM
tic beans have been light ana stocks here have cth
steadily though rather slowly reducing IN all hind- Of white
Marrow steadily favored seller and clp-" - dJc
higher than az our last = % beins a, II" a. .,ret.y
ar better suDDly than Maro7 have a1'anc'd
more slowly Whit. kidney aud higher, i,t
hidn,V slow aid higher Lima active. and the
best lots going above q IS. Turtle soap nave no
prcstut Inquiry For dium Pea have far and
steady sale. AID stO j. reducing Prices higher Green
r1l. lat -IlnhflY
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EliCiS-

Receipts for week cases and bhls. The
market ruled quet' since last report and prices have
not been fully sustained Receipts show increase
ana are sun of very irregular quality re ard the co,e
the finest nrWlald good, Michigan Northern ono
and Ina freely offered at lSc. and slow sale ana
for o'r Wcscra &c Is too rarely exceeded TO war.
rant higher quotation Defective stock is extremely
Gli and Of very uncertain value. Canddan ore ~ loss
favor than heretofore tho quality being often below nncy
and sal's At outside quotation. Buyers refuse
70 take tho nInY. with fn loss allow
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

I,nr.fpfs week y 5S3 boxes. Exports 10000
toNr- The mat6ct wa fully sustained following olr
failed to tlse hold with freedom
and alinongh f'w slcs were made on "Wednesday and
Ihui-day up 70 Stc fol fancy colorcd and -
--7,r for fancy Whit. the prices proved 10 h"
,nsNobe and ihs wccS closed 4 dun aid easy market
f,r TINS has been absence Of decided
animation and price, tor n cream stock are being slightly
shaded There j. little change h' lower qualities
Sat, f,ctory fu coofrd choi -. 7',d 70
stat FACTORY fu cream white chOlce........ S2I y
e,.. f,.fory fun cram fn, ........... 1iad ~
S,1c f.turr full cream good prime Giod So
~sa. common 20 fir O'ed "a
stat i2syts ~ skim clo,c anu .. 5&a5e
St, f., fory mart skins good 70 psiuc 49, 5
Ca. t..t,rv. tnrt sfirs fair ............ Il A..
c,a,c f,ctorv par, slims. comm -. 3 4 a.
STAT flccrv. run skins. 1iad o.
ohio factor Nat. common - good . ID CO
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Real Csiaic iOnntco.

w ANILD-Fam q % u 80 acres
Win good buildings and spring water.
one hour from New-York. Addfes, .ntinP
pa " War, ana terms. Lock Box No 3.
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domestic Giluations tonlI.s tots

Males.
A DvERTISTMENTs FoR. THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL ". NJ
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFF ICFS'
No Us broadway. corner Thirty III -t-,t.,
n-tl . y. n: $50 Broadway. between
Twenty second and Twenty -third s., until
Z y. m. 21O West Twenty. y.thlrI. ST. VoiI.sI .s
lfghth.aye. l5o Sixth-aVe.; l13 FOurth'
ave. corner Fourteeuth-st.
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fUnrk u!nnieo
Females

Females
TYPEwRlTING. Archltec,t,, sPe,lH.S, ~ mn
t,-rrIuflou neatly copi,d term, rcdso3anlr.
Mi,, MAHY HOLDEN. Room fli, Lincoln
Brlldihg. Union square.
ITOt-NG LADY desires situation ~
I .irDographcr aud t,P.Nrtrr ~ ,ihs
'on u~ed Miss l.. ADIiN' ol- H'''
l2lst-sh
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Ccrr.rn ficaI Gslalc for Sale

a "ItN' Lch MONT liAIE.-Dwellings
"a sdd lidid'ng sites fOr sale: house. 10
rs furnished or unfurnl,hcd. TUBES Il
IA LOB. BceAman-,t.. y. y.
a ,NAGNIl iCiNT brick property on the
"a hGcson. between Cornwall ard New
Dtrs 100 acfcs best blue and yellow rlav.
noildl Y sand and glINl about - mile
httf 'IOnt with wat . grant + rom the stat.
railroad on west BOUNDARY; a fortune for
sn'ns one must De ,Cd. FOlc 3fiJJ
PHILLIPS & WELLS. 11.buno Eullane
IL EACTlFUL BUILDING SITES. farms.
~, ~ issiocnces. T.. c. WILSON. Peeks.
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nge S OF Of prices and the total dealings were as
Stock Exchange. Consolidated

Refined oil was unchanged at 7.20 cents per gallon
in barrels and 9.10 cents in cases
Foreign QuotationS-Antverp - francs; Brenicns
GEO MARKS London, 1-4a j-1G pence.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
,ws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

The crude oil markets yesterday showed some In"
crease in dealings and the sequel was An advance in
values. OF course the speculation did not reach any
serious magnitude out the evidence Of the scarcity OF
long oil lay In the ease with which prices rose on any
expansion of the demand. The stock EAs hange price
opened 10 cent higher than Monday close ana
firther advanced ! cent, closing at reaction Oh IL
cent Ut 90 cents The options 2dVanced on ouNlhs
cent TO 80 34 the price was Offered of Do cent, but
tle close showed net gain o. cents AZ 10 cents, @
There is feature in the MARKET at present Dnt tec
/, no oil afCat aud the professional traders, whsc tiey
may hammer prices down, can buy no real OIL With
Tnc best part Of the season lying OrN fcw Wohtls
ahead there is liable TO be change ia the basis OK
values when consumption asks f9r the COMMODITY.
No fear is Indicated by holders ot Pennsylvana OIL AT
the prospect Of speculation in Lima OIL and that Is
enough at hand 10 warrant unqulef II any grolnd
existed for it, development. The markets OF the day
almost Nominal, but the undertonc remains sub
stantial and strong
fnllCNxc
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
HI-lTltE L

Ecc.iuts ior the week 40 98j Dsgs. Exports. 800
pkg,. AIflvss have been considerably lighter aud gen
rally the stock from the .s shown serious dcc Is
bccau-c Of the hot weather This has medr high grades
more ncul' obtain ard they have ruled rneG MEDIUM
Gualtcs however fact al qualities below the finest
have I,cn abundant har t0 sell the extent Of the
fecctfs Another material advance at Egin yesteri1y
carrync the price OF nncy goods there % zoe a- stunu
Of holders. stat" Creamery pals arr IN
rather LIGHT supply few to sell to iobcr- and the
price them clo>e TO l9c today The EIh r'tin@
hold iScdl9r bf fhr outsid" rate ~ rN
trcuc vet actual business Wc'trrn cNt1 creamery
fancy. such buyer, find no fault with arc
zen rally held l. aud sales have rarhrd mat price
buvers resist good deal nhd claim 70 D. anle .up
Dv their wants satisfactory goods az l7c Most o
The crearcrrs which usually sell a. top prices are nov
saa1c above 1GdlGLc Medium grades ~ crcamtry have
had site, at about steady rates, stat dairy bhtfr
la, arrived ,rr suarnGly and has ruled steady thc irH
halfrrkln tubs Stitr
dairy Welsh tubs ar" not arriving lmoi on crrn,nffy
and dull quality COMPLAINED or western uA.I!
has special inquiry Factory butter not over W'nF
and steady tho low grade, have become scarcr N
Britain virtually out of mnrkct snip
lot, Of factory. but show
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
pOTATOTs AND VEGETABLES

Potatoes have been IN libcrl supply Shp9ng orl1Is
rn ghfr and prices show considerable decline the naiAe
Closing about steady AZ th" reduction SHott potatoes
much lower but choice lots sim command fair lfic's.
1nioos more plenty lower and weak Tomatoes sho"
serious decline ind larger supplies Cabnagcs lower ana ana
selected largo reach top quotations IAs
J,yt. much lover and very dull Lima cans sho" SOM;
2cno but are selling readily at the cos' Ntrh co!
...r. n..A N rl.l
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
POULTRY AND GAME.

Receipts o, live poultry have been liberal and the
tendency downward, En-; Ken, showing more decline
than fowls the close prime lots OF fowls are rated
about steady az lli2dl2c. but spring Chickens are
freely offered at ldl12 for average prime western only
the best local gong any higher boosters
are easier rur3cys about s1eady. Dqcks and geese
without material chGngr Dressed chickens ana fowls
have dcclincd materially under larger supplies and very
quiet trade. the market closes irregular ana un.
settled. Later iriyas largely coming OFT IN poor
ord At the line !argc western scaid'd chickens
are selling up u l2c but comparatively few lots nrc OF
quality e bring The price Very go9d '"Ina % io' can Dc
ali out Of order IA prcsaed FOR sale at lower prices and
very lard 20 move Fowls close weak VIA oiuslde
duotocions cNtrcme PhtadNphia chickens dun and
Iarciy steady. turkeys quiet bu, ste'dy ,.o SPrinnS
doing In game ara quotations noiainally unCipngrd.
Woo1cock cannot be- legally sold IA this State until
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
.2llscellaVeonl

10 iCYCLES -Narg8ins In secondhand and
- ~i0p.~cfl -slcfy snc Ordinary bicycles.
Addrsoa BICYCLES. 1,7SG Broadway. \. Y.
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5urnishc0 Rooms

NIIII5IIU NUUIE5
AR'tE iiont pirlor. private house; -
- "e'hIy folding bed. gcs. Sc. l26
NOHIH GkAMERCY PARE. ~ East
ZiStst- Handsomely furnished rooms
20 y ht Df,aAiast II desiItd also park priv.
heges references.
RI IN ST. 1876 West. near Broadway +;
ucmeu
VI larQo and snail rooms without board :
tfrs rOfrrs'c
no EAST BOTH 81 Elegantly fur.
N~ nl.hr1 paIl0r floor suitable fOi
SSn.,nrs ohce co,f location all cnycni.
oees; very reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
Furnished Rooms
Boar0 dno Rooms.

4 -A-ATTRACTIVE handsomely FUR
y. ni,hed 2d and 50 hnor, clegan; paf-
ior,. .5th-,t. near jth-a'e. 3jth aud 3ith
It,. elegant uerlor floors board 0puohai
finest Offices and apartments ana rooms II.
thc citv. n private famiiics ana cno'est
lOardiug houses city or country ft!.ubit
information free az the Wilton ENcha! &c
and Board Directory. 43 West 21u-st. " >
RYAN.
,EAMERCY PARK. NORTH 0,ncwn -
u l3s.I8g last .l~;-st. .--Dcllcntiui lp'a-
tiou. elegant rooms, board ana attrhidh e
un,xecllcd also p1vilree' OF priNat- pam:
- East 32D. T.-Handsomely furnished
| large and small rooms, with Dodiu
references. ------
0,Sr.ST.. . WEST Pleasant cool rooms
.yc.llcnt table: visitors T. CITY a
cummodated. table boaidcrs TAKEN felcf-
cnces.
OcTH.ST.. 80 WEST.-Tvo conncc;ng
10 rooms. second floor, o'auiiniN ip.'
ui.hsd: rriNat" bath >up'roI ioaf4 f'ic''
encos also two rooms. larlog ho"r.
~. lH->T. WLSr. 22G.- splendid aleoNe
Cf and two other rooms. fYfi i%i"' VIII
or iyifhopt lolId references eNcnoi ga
- WFSr S8D.ST-Lsrgc and ,iuPie
Dt rooms good table; nu" nrifhbOihpol ;
near J. -t3f.ol and C0ntai PAX.
80 MAHISON-ANE.-Wr board u"-
I1t sirabl, suites ana single rooms : pr
mancnt on transient.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
FRUITS AND nEREILS-DEIED.


Receipts for week 1897 pigs; exports. loo2 pkgs
The great shCftIGr IN the apple crop now apparent
thr failure Of the pcach crop and shofngc m nearly all
Kinds Of fruits and berries. inspired holders Of
remaining OF old with cXtrome confidence and prices
are generally higher. Apples are In few hands. well
controlled aud generally hcId above even the prices wo
quote and there g. fair inquiry for them Peaches are
about nominal the stock being nearly exhausted except
Ing that SSH lot Of sun-drcd un"-ld
thc which, for reported, were % &C. for
quarters and 4Lc for halves. The only sale Of new
Iap'rrc> the lot lat reported at &c 10 arrive.
hut they would probably sell higher II here. Cherries
nominal Offering, but they would doubtless COM
have hod sales u quotation and could not be
freely bought at those prices. believed that
could be- sold At iac higher PlGns ont of >tO' K.
California apricos have had few recent reported
quoted about ldl9, bags and 20 higher In boxes
Apples cVaInraDd 1850. fancy. per b---...-. lJ2dl4
Ailo, oval IOrit,A. 1852 prime % chocc.....l2 ais
APPLES eyDIDrat'd 1889. common " flir......lO idl
Appe- cS5porifd lsSS,....- 9'dl2
Ap;lc, S'nt- sliced and quart 1l,d X
Appes Ohio and Michlgan, corr" cut--...... O3,a "a
Abne- and skins ls~9. per
rclch,- Delaware, synpoatod, pc'l"d. looS. 20 as
psacic. ga .un.drcd peeled 1-sO. fancy ... - dl6
Pencncs Ga peeled. 1852. primo to chOco.--.l2 0l4
peaches southern. peeled. common > GiO
pom rhrs southern unpeelcd. 1850. .......... IL
Hnsp1.rric- SsH e,al Oratd, per n....-...--2S d30
Cherries 1880. per n--....- ..-..-.-...3 a2J
ViacEherrlcs pr y 0i2
piuns STATE 1859. per ..............10 az
HOPS
Receipts for the week, SO oalcs; exports 100 bales
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
"FRASCIS KNOLL
A RelIamY Boarding House.

Edward Bellamy's novel Looking
Backward has up 10 date reached a
sale Of nearly $50 900 copies in England.
1t is also responsible for the formation at
Decatur, Ills, of The Roby," a cooper
ative eating establishment, generally re-
ferred 70 by those not admitted to its
benefits as the "Bellamy boarding
house" Fifty-four men and women
share the benefits Of the enterprise, each
paying weekly s2.75 therefor, and this is
the sort of return they get for their
money:
Breakfast-Fruit; cereal food Of some
kind; two kinds Of meat; eggs, potatoes,
biscuit. griddle cakes or rolls, toast, tea
and coffee.
Dinner-Soup, relish. or salad; one
kind Of fish and two kinds of meat
three vegetables; pie or pudding, fruit,
coffee. tea, chocolate or milk.
Supper-Cold meat; baked or cream
potatoes; salad; hot rolls, cakes or muf-
fms: fruit or dessert coffee, tea, choco-
late or milk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
Good New. About Albert Edward.

In Jersey City there is an association
known as the Boys Progressive society.
The members endeavor to contribute as
much as they can TO missionary fund.
Some time ago each was given "a bright
new penny with directions 10 increase
his small capital III any honorable way
for the benefit Of the cause. In various
ways all the lads, save one, did well, and
several of the cents brought III dollars
Of profit by judicious investment. The
unlucky member of the society was a
youth who sent his coin 70 the Prince Of
Wales with an explanatory note. He
got the copper back the other day and
with it came the following letter:
"MARIBoRoCGH House, PAIL MALL
SIR am desired by the Prince of
Wales TO thank you for the accompany
ing penny, and 10 inform you in reply
that his royal highness does not require
il. Your obedient servant,
"FRASCIs KNOLLYs."
The statement of Sir Francis ought to
set at rest now and forever the long cur
rent report that the heir to the British
crown is head over heels in debt and ex-
ceedingly hard up for spending money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Number ono on the list OF wives Of the
shah Of Persia suffers from a cataract
in one Of her eyes. She went to Vienna
recently for surgical treatment. A large
share Of the population Of the Austrian
capital assembled NJ the railway station
70 catch a glimpse. on her arrival, of a
woman they fondiy thought was en-
dowed with al the charms Of oriental
loveliness. Instead Of a young and love
" hour they beheld an infr7n old lady
Of GO carried by elderly negroes from the
cars 70 carriage. The rovsl eyes. it is
said. viii recover their sharpness after
an nneratlon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16


fond u the English classics. and bis libra
~ at Beaver court house, Pa, Is one ot
the 6nest private collections II the state.
Added 20 his fyndness for literature he
hAs ! keen appreciation for the fine arts,
and his Beaver home Is filed with good
specimens OF some OK the best masters IN
oils and water colOrs. Artists have fre-
q4ently remarked on his Judgment IN
these matters and have considered Il a
subjoct for surprise.
The house occupied by him and pict-
ured here Was once the home or Senator
Sawyer His former home Is az Beaver,
bat 10 has not lived there for some
years, having spent most Of his time at
Harrisburg, the state capital, and IN
Washington. He has family OF FIVE
children, % whom he IS atfectionately
devoted. The eldest Is Richard K. Quay
who Is this summer a candidate for cleo
ton 20 the Pennsylvania state legisla-
ture The other boy is named after the
old war governor OF Pennsylvania, An
drew Gregg Curtin Quay. and is lieu
tenant in the army. The three girls are
named respectively Mary, Coral and
Susan. Mr.. and Mrs. Quay entertain a
good deal IN an transformations way,
neither Of them caring much for display.
An immense dining room on the right Of
the entrance hall contains a long table
which IS usually kept set and ready for
guests and friends whom the senator is
always liable % bring home without
warning. The senator has the reputa-
tion Of never Offering a friend a poor
quality OF either wines or cigars
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Possibly Explorer Stanley now thinks
that Emin chose the wiser part when he
decided @ plunge anew into the African
forests instead Of facing the welcome Of
the civilized world. From the time he
landed az Dover until he reached London.
Stanley was the magnet that attracted
large AID annoying crowds IF admirers.
.'t am simply bored % death, groaued
the worn ont traveller, "a he sank into a
seat IN a carriage beside Baroness Bur
dett-Coutts and was hurried away from
The crush of a big gathering = curious
English st he Victoria station IN Lon
don
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

sec1on re senator leaves - TIE care q
nls manages. o1t ~ hlnSe1 superlnse4aos
largely TIE STOCK tsrU- lie kLoWs Lo<
pesagrses Il every ANNA o. the pLzos,
and taxes zs much iAts<est IL thslr Se--
f4Te as 1s c01la - ths pa.sage q . oi4-
soKns Gnas azo Mr.. McPhersoD lzlo oct
: sEn2l trzct u his ezt&le "a . game pTe-
serve. He stocked Il Elth Enghsh pAe2s-
anfs, California quail, Md ducks. wlla
geese and English haTes. These have naul-
Ephed a. a great rate, and now f'-rslsn
him and his friends with plenty q sport
II ths shooT1ng season.
HENEY z. ELASD-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
TIE HOME OF REPRESENTATIVE BAYNE.

-tE HOME OF REPRESENTATIVE BATNE-
Built of pure white sandstone and
situated on Massachusetts, avenue, in the
most fashionable part Of the city, the
house Of Representative Thomas NJ.
Bayne is one OF the handsomest and most
desirable in Washington. Mr.. Bayne
represents the Allegheny district Of Penn
syl7ania ana has just sold his home in
that citv. intending 20 take up his resi-
dence permanently here He, however,
has a country place sc Bellevue az which
he spends bis summers. The house, Of
which q uic.ure is given here. Is beauti-
fully AMI expeusiveiy furnished It IS
finished in hard wood- throughout. The
lower ha1 IS wunsootel halfway 70 the
ceiling in oak. oud the iittle room On the
right. useI 1s 1tr. Blyr-'s private Office.
Is finished p -ae same way. 1ir. Bayne
is fond of good horses and knows now 20
use .bem.
Senator John 2. Mcpherson. q View
jersey. IS on amateur farmer on some
what large scale. AM nothing delights
him more than to take a few Of his col
leagues to hls country home. show them
his f0a b'oo5ol stock. end give them
some good shooting in his game pre-
serves. Beue Mead IS the euphouious
name hs has given 60 This place. and the
Belle Mead stock is known throughout
Nv JERSEY ar1 the adjoining states.
Trr Reading railroad has p station on
... r,--r. anl -ha house has tele-~aphic
s-1 +.f.r.- -.-.-- .-rmmuricatI0n w1th me