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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-29
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

include 500 bales American. ,,,,, -,
FUTURES closed barely steady. American-Mldding low
middlng clause. November delivery, 46id value no.
and January delivery .e4d5 5.Gtd January and heer
ary delivery, 9c4d February and March aeiivr'
i26td. buyers March and April delivery . 300 Buy
June delivery o0Gid sellers June and July delivery
5 22-64d. value
receipts 1916 bales; stock 1907 ,,.
Is 6l5 bales gross o32 exports 70 France $500 bales
TO the Continent 4, 030 stock. 224aS1.
Galveston Nov. 2s--Cotton quiet; niddling. 516c
low middling. s,iec; good ordinary 3l5c net enc
J123 bales britain
sales 759 spnners 22I stock Is s51 weoklyNet and
gioss receipts 80 o6f bales exports TO Great Britain
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ta ses y: srd 81 SSS
SIDE aughrr saoads Ea,n1n sss oS%pay aa
"a 70, se , %ae demand and s s tros
prices qualify considered and the yars YER s. S, oo
n Win no ' Choice cIescd go sales Of eSen cows or
Dressed beef was armer owing 70 rather sSs
supply and clear weather chicago asaies ~
an @h aS Sa:s. .. de- d. P %as III from to
Shipments today and to- Ssa0sa and go do On the
CHICAGO Nelson Morris 500 40 on ns bS
ssied WITH $50 mead for & Morris The dan Monsrsh
$40 cattle for Lehman I ,r o saa Up 1a assr
e 9So s ,.o ..S 10 s E. 81 sss
steamship 2o3o guarssaE mo o t w po for
sheep 70 go out on the aSss Of bse and AZ
sheep oo.,o .,,rmo,,s o, the season from Montreal
were as follows 10 Liverpool 1913 cattle and 4s sheep
on the coresn a5 cattle and sO7 sheep on s s Sac
AND AND t 6 s sneep on on the M cattle OF
she hs F Pssa ns s fe 3 pasde
s SsG1, on and e SIS on ns making
1892 cattle and 1889 sheep against S0'Ooo ca'e ana
0's sheer for cable isa's sav % quote the London
LIVERPOOL markets steady for Refrigerated beef and
3s S dr for A@stisi 6es and
is4i ~ 81 IS do iSsO b. at 81 2O q do SS
!" sSerSan Culver 10 Kentucky Steers, 1879 p t
e 4 4 40 70 az d. i fsas $
f 81 s7 80 ss on ~ h SS lot o. 1870 at .
NJ Goldsmith 10 Ohio Steer 1925 n, at "a so oil do,
1908 n az "a 40 ; 80 do. 1243 n, at - 20 800, - -.
Newton & Giett: Is Kentucky Steers io'2, W, AZ
- 49, 90 Pennsylvania do, loiS d. at % io s'os'
1880 N. at So .,
CALvES-Recepts for two days 300 head OF wss nj =
oiO at 6Oth-st. Market quiet and unchanged az SO
50 IS 100 N for grassers and yearwng - oo
sales-Hallenbeck Hollis % Western calves So S2 III
Hume Mullen 10 Western Calves, 2S7 n, at " 70
II Yearllngs AGO N. at So 80,
NJ Collins Maryland Vcals 155 ID, az ~ %
Judd buckingham sold Thursday: 9 Veals, 136 10. az
j. e. Pdcock & Sons, Thursday. Grassers. 2So N. at
&c; Veals 120 n az &C.. 49,
SiIF'EP AND LAMBS-Recepts for two days. 25 car
loads of 53i4 headlS carloads at Jersey cry carload,
direct 70 sauehterers. The supply light today but
fnllv equal 10 demand and prices do not show any
nno,ablt improvement still sellers inclined to hold
dr on Rfalo and It looks II there might be
,,o more strength the market by Monday Poorest to
hest sheep sold at s3dS5 80 poorest to best Lambs at
g5dS0 so -. -. ,u,.,. -, -. -. -.
Glanced Dressed Mutton sold at 7aShc choice SCI ;
Dressod Lambs at Sdoi2e o.o -, -
average az IS Is ger 100 prr.,o s,oo> OIL. %
,,so sold Thursday; 208 Buffalo Sheep 9es n. at S.
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EI0UR AND MEAL-FLoU R-ihsre was steady
s shn' for the wsss
SS. SuS Bss ~ e1 eSS S5
Extra, IS 4oasS 9oj 1900 ,bbs CITY MIL 70 l5a
% sofa 40 Extra 5Ss S &c. b5s winter
ES % tSas5 4o co o ssa sSPeran6S uo,s 81 aSa
City Min Extra West lnees 50 leasS IS 90 Patents,
s. l5ss5 s. Low Extra 50 sass 90 Winter Wheat low
ass is Pstents ordinary choice Vi 40a IS 80 fancy
Z e SS e sS sns wAfi sE s. 50
ssv 60 s 3os Sc laac
asr ss e Closed Tlasfs
# SsSs. Fs: e SS SsS and sH
sapssan s. sosss
Sow t'ma1 sSGiff & Sns i'y
SOFA !. = 5d sc sns sqd @ at eGM s
LOO bpls, INCLUDING 400 bbls Brandywine.
GRAiN-whEA l-To-asys option market was not 5
ses a eo ii SSness was quite mol
crate about 5000 600 bush being dealt in and there weo
the cS;S Were there any Indications q scS
tSe ns Of Wednesday last: Wall Street Affairs had mos,
W GS during ns the SESSION. The early
circles caused higher opening ana there was more or les;
ia5c The full clearances Of flour from the eaboard
trbuted the buoyancy in addition to which late public
Go%evcr and failure in Philadepha Coupled with the
business troubles Nr e G selling O
scPts Minneapolis snotssr sleqeat Of depression
peee%Ser, which opened q Oi sabssqyenay dropped
to 81 o. then rallied 70 81 oar after which it settled 70
gradually advanced TO 81 o. from which there break
to 81 o6 closing ct the later nSSre Interior arrival,
sere ~, and 70 ss bush respectively year ago saboar
receipts 07ls5 bush clearance. $50 bush wheat ard
settled market though the close was lower because OF tho
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Generay unchanged but
ruiet Brick quoted al IS 50dS6 upriver and ~ 500
d for Jersey naveEssaw hard sCass a. Kosen S
- so: English Portland 81 5oas2 go; German Portland.
% 50as2 so; Roekland common Lime. 81 per hb and do
cnhiar u 20 state Lime 75dS0e; ST. Johns Lime Doc
Laths 50 rs per 1000 Goats HAIR Parse per bush
cattle Hair 1sc.
sDFTLE-lhere quiet market for Rio on the SPOT
to-day but prices steadily maintained No quote
iSc 500 No. Santos. lSc store, zooo bags
do C. and l7c. Mid growths had a slow inquiry;
hays Hayu, private tcrms Options had comparatively
qaet day yet the tone was quite strong on more
arnc cables and little covering OF shorts Net
Gains Of 0d20 points all around and the close
Vas Hayre gained about IT, and exchange AZ ITO
higher while the receipts were only moderate dnse
was also stronger ocia Quotations. 2'4S p m-Deeem-
ss. e xys Ca s o Nav lis 3D. no quotes Regular
INST no kilos 500; good second 20 Mos) 600
snees for tinted states 5000 bags Rio eCaanseS for
santos receipts 1000 bags receipts at Rio July TO
November 81, 1890, 117900o bags; same time iosS,
se COO bags same time 1888 022 900 bags receipts at
santos Jelly 70 November % 1890 500 600 e9gs same
time 1899 OFT time 1888 Sl4OoO bags.
fetal sales here to-day is 250 bags as follows:
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to demand. Prime city quoted at ,,leci sales hhds.

1I.l6e. - ,..o h, tha
National holiday, consequently dealers were not IN p
tOn to report than JobDng sales OF domestic m"o
Prices barely hold their own on some grades .ousn 10
especial weakness hae been observed Inc weak NJ Jp a
u the london sales has quoting influence on TINS MAJ
ket Included In the transactions WIRE 4Vo ooo ~ ~
fesee at 3lc; 10000 fine delane, Doe 9OoOV ~ ~
Texas 20025c; 5000 n secured Texas 9oc zv 11vvVoo
eogbing Donsko 27e s3Vo0 " i Sa nn 81 Cns
10 900 M Australian and 10000 Russian oil psi'ate
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

demand. HamsJrhe demand Is improving; Bacon in
far demand Cumberland about % 20 30 ~ dull a.
38s short ribs about % ~ steady at 35s Cd long clear
mlddles about as NJ steady 32s Cd Cheese In poor
in fair demand: LsrdSpot and futures in poor demand
Com~spot and futures in fair demand; mixed Western
November firm at Id December firm at IS 1,.d. Hops
az London-Iaci1c Coast In fair demand.
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary ,.-....6 9-lo Low Mddng. lilo
Strict Good ordinary..7 3-l6 Middling- --......ss
Options were depressed throughout the entire session
and there was slight falling oh Ia the dealings The
volume OF business, however reached respeciaoe az.
ersgae. Disappointing Liverpool adytces server as the
chief clement Of weakness and renewed hqrdapon OF
longs added 10 the heayness. Liverpool SIosu lower
alter slight advance at the opening Ihe moderate port
receipts had little or erect. In the early trag there
break OF 5s7 points, and the close showed osss OF
sac points from Wednesday. Sales, 400 bales.
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OIL MARKETS.

OIL City, Penn, Now 2s.National Transit certificates
onooad 6ie highest, 67osc; lowest, Gee closed 66sc
sales 23s 900 bbls; shipments, 100,22S bbls; runs
ttsb,rg Penn, Nov. 2s-Petroeum nothing doing
Naiional Transit certificates opened at 01ac; closed at
aGIc. highest G7Lc lowest, G62c.
Er,dford PENN. Noy 2SaNationai Transit certificates
opened al 07sc closed at 66'c; highest, 67e lowest
&c; cearances, $4,000 bbls.
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Eel. fOantea.


Males
SALESMAN.-Wantvd, a live man to take
~ the general agency for New-Yorh City
Tor newly patented gas burner the best ever
offered the public and sells on sight liberal
terins 10 tne hight party. Address THE
WONDERFUL BURNER CO., Sl7 FilbeIt-
St., Philadelphia, Penn.
Females
FRENCH NURSE and SEAMSTRESS
wanted Tor growing children; city ref
erences required. Apply before Q o'clock
at No. West 57th-st.
wv NIkD.-A neat woman, on farm 80
w miles from n. Y, 10 cock, wash and
non; In family state age, nationality and
wages wanted give reference. Address
u ID. 3, Box al, Sing Sing, n. Y.
WANIED.-A girl TO cook and do coarse
w washing; city reference required Call
between . and 10 "A. m. It 3 East 4Sth-st.
w ANTED.-A refined and Intelligent
W Christian lady to represent a leading
publishing house in a special line OF work
among chulchcs. One with tact and sOEie
business experience preferred. kindly men,
Non amount OF timc at your disposal. ETC..
and appointment will be made for personal
Interview. y. L., Box 100, Tribune UD.
town Cflice ,23s Broadway.
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Gitp Real estate 90 Get.

A DESIRABLE 4-STOHY HOUSE, 91st-
"A ST., 9Th and 9Th ayes. rent free TO
1901. STEVENS, 9th-ave., corner 93d-st.
iTO KENT.-Large basement formerly
j bai-room OF Kingsley House. 90 East
1oth-st., near Broadway.
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furnished flats il1amteo.

a FURNISHED FLAT wanted for six
"a adults from December to May best
s9ssenees. 4. a. DALEY. "a West
bash-st
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Real estate 10 Gxrhaua.

I HAVE PROPERTY at Bensonhurstrby.
l the-Sea worth about a. 500 which
would exchange for Brooklyn property OF
about same value. Address A, BOX u
Tribune Ofllce.
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Warehouse deliveries since November ], 1880: New
YORK 172 +6l bags Baltimore, 1883 bags NewOeans.
% CSC has total 205. J0o bags.
COTTON-On the spot firm and quiet at unchanged
priees Sales bales for consumption Port receipts:
o63 bales 36625 bales this day last week. and
sslis bales this day last year. Crop movement:
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LIVE STOCK MARxErs-By TELEGRAPH.

puraIo Nov. 2S-Cattic-Recepts last "a hours. $50
heaa total for thus far, 400 head for same time
~ week nj AGO head consigned through, 1850 head
a'oco head to NewYolk $50 head on sale prices nrm
~, esR thus far 70 head for same time last week
n 500 head consigned through 600 head goo head
To exrs s9sJ % good choice ~ 75a$t 80 common
70 fair siasi 20 lambs choice 70 eSt. sgSse p 9o1a
Receipts last "a hours 20 head total es w y ssS:
far Os 900 head for time last week 13SO nean
Consigned through 1920 head 1000 head n New-Yok:
10000 bead sale prices stacy meaiam 40 s"'
Csicago Nov 2s-"The Evening Journal, report11 :
Cattle-Reeepts, IA 900 head shipments. ~" a. 90
IS To- common to choice steers 50 8oasi S. ogs-Re.
cepts $4,000 head shipments, 5000 head marcy -
tive steady strong rough and HIGHT common mssu .
80 1898 so; good to choice msed s5 b "A soe
50 So pigs. Is I5dss 49, sheepReceigs 1000 neaS
demand natives 81 12Ss5 30 Westerns, sia4 20 amns
IS 2Ju45 l5
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Giip Rfal estate for Sale.

u ARGAINS.-Private houses and fats
- bctore the holidays; builc RS must SELL
eTEVENS, 9th-ave., corner 93d-st.
& TX MOST desirable 4-story and base
~ meDt dwellings. south side, West SSth-
st., between West End-ave. and Riverside
Drive hardwood, cabinet tl.m prices from
S3i, 900 to $50. 900 owners on premises.
MCKINLEY 3 QUINN.
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for Sale.

At REDUCED PRICES.-5oo second
"A aaad wood aud iron working macaines;
FUZZY guaranteed machinery bought and ex.
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. S9S hadi.
sOi-st
A LADY'S half-hoop diamond ring; 8
also eleeant gold enamelled heart watch;
both so; immediate cash. j.. Box IL.
Tribune omce.
a CENTLEMAS offers heavy h-caret
"A skm,winaer watch quite new, cost
500, s35. Diamond ring, White, perfect,
as hue-wbiis stones. SO; lot. $50. H.,
Tribune o1ice.
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Countrp Real Gsiaie for Sale

A GENCY FOR MONrCLAIR.-Dwelil
"A for sale; land by the acre or lot;
houses 70 let, furnished or UNFINISHED.
TUBS e. TAYLOR. s Beekman-st.. ". Y.
II OR SALE.-Country seats aud farms on
u each side OF the Hudson River. FRANK
PERRIN, Fishkill- on. ii udsonL n. Y.
EOK sALE.-Most desirable building Site
l. Mountain side, South Orange, N. j.
A. B. H.. Tribune Once.
II OR SALE.-Healthy homes, homestead,
mill and small farm. Address owner,
i. H. WILMER, Nottoway 9. H.. Va.
ID ASSAIC, n. J.-Villa sites for sale in
L all the principal avenues high ground
peifect drainage; sewers, water, gas, fire
terms easy. ADRIAN q. HEGEMAN &
CO., 1,32I Broadway.
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Eorses and Carriages.

Eorses and Carriages.
A -FLANDRAU & CO.,
a. 3s2. 374, 316 Broome-st. arc
BROUGHAMS.
BHOCGHAMS'
BkOUGHANo.
NOVELTIES.
Curtain R0ckaNays,
Coupe Eockaways,
Depot Wagons,
Elk. Top CsDriolets,
Wdgonestes
Two-Whcclers
Village Carts
Road Wagons,
Top Phactons,
Doctors wagons,
Surrey Wagons,
Fancy Vehicles,
BuckbOards.
Miniature Carts,
Runabout Wagons.
Dos-s-Dos Wagons.
Road Carts,
Spider PhaetoDs.
OVER 235 DIFFERENT STYLES
LARGEST STOCK AND WARERooMs
IN THE NJ .tLD.
OVER 100
Second Hand Carriages Above styles.
Don't Purchase a Carriage IN town OF oue
until you pay us visit.
-0VERIN & MARKERT Windsor;
"A. Plaza. Murray Hill, Buckingham ana
way. sol. 500 Park-ave., COO Ith-ave, lou
East 39th-st.-first-class carriages Tor
monthly establishments equal 10 private IN
surpassed Accommodations for boarding
horses; new static.
u SADDLE and harness pony, IL
- hands years. warranted sound "a ana "a
Riding Academy, 7th-ave. and 69th-st.
n ENTLEMAN having sold his horses
NJ win sell Damorest brOughRm. little used,
IN perfect order, very cheap can be seen at
ffivate stable. r. s., p. .. Box 2,134.
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miscellaueous

1ttiSfeliaucou
A LAWYER Of highest standing under.
IA takes any business; collections made
suits brought; papers drawn mercantile and
private controversies settled. Address
THOROUGH SATISFACTION, Box rs,
Tribune once.
A LADY to visit ladies' az residences
"A restoring faded hair; dandruf removed
effective; moderate fees. NJ. JUNO, 1G5
East 99th-st.
II MBRELLAS PARASOLs aud CANES
" made TO order, recovered and repaired
az SPENCER'S Pa eth-aVe., bet. 1ith and
18th SITS. and 276 6th-ave., near 1Sth-st.
NJ LILLIAN TRENHOLM.
w American Expert Accountant,
II Broadway.
Accounts Of estates, assRnees, guardians,
corporations ard commercla al houses exam.
med accurately and exp ditously. Refer;
banks: Park, Chemical. Hanover. Mechan.
les. Central and Southern.
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judo Buekingharp: 2s7 Western Lambs, e75 p =

judd & Bueknghann 237 Western Lam bs' rSI5 ~ z
Gull s,hecy " A. at IS. 20, "a
H. Collins: ais Canadian Lambs SO ~. at 20 20. .s
j. n Pidcock Sons 81 Indiana Lambs ~ 10. az 70 )
also yesterday 40 Indiana Lambs 70 ~ at SO 10 west
do. ~ H. at % 20 10 Pennsylvania sheep ITO No.
81 GO. - a., "a a, a.
40 N NJ a. so: 20 State lambs so n. &C So l7J 90.
S5s sc q d. 70 at 70 To- - az s 80 d. az W 20
ID harrington $50 Territory Sheep S5 n, az ~ 20 |;
1gs Canada Lambs, e2L n, at &c 35
6s;SRcceipts for days 90 carloads OF 9.S25 head
No sales reloIted live weight Nominal quotations
"a o0ost 20 for good oornfed Hogs.
'" W Lamb sold late Wednesday $50 Ohio Hogs. ia
N average az "a 20 per 100 rough do $50 n. At IS 20
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domestic 5itu1tious Oarte0

Males
II UTLER.-Dy an Englishman understand
- his business thoroughly; best references
~ TO sobriety, honesty ana capsbiiity; city
OF country. Apply YD7 4th-ave.
~ OoK .-First-ciass in every branch pr.
" yate family, hofel or club fferences.
Cali for week FASTRE. 1875 West i9th-st.
COACHaAN.-By single Protestant
~ man thoroughly understands his busl.
ness; careful and stylish city drveri
years excellent city references from last
employer. who highly recommends hlIl a.
sober. honest and obllgine man. sail OF al.
dress j. s.. 13i Nest 3Sti-st-
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for Sale.

| A WELL-ESrABLiSHED glass bevelling
"A business; terms cheap for cash.
BRANDT EROS. 1870 Wooster-st.
u ICyCLE FOR SALE.-Columbia; SO;
I'D cheap. T.. p. o. Box 2l46.
III ELESCOPE.-4b- inch astronomical tele-
slope, with finder and equatorial stand,
circles, eyepieces and prism. Address
| TELESCOPE, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
| l .23S broadway.
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flats % fet. flnfnruishe0


A NEW AND HANDSOME cabinet fin
"A ished fats large. extra light beautl.
fully decorated rooms and bath. containing
all modern improvements nantel mirrors in
lzxiof and dining rooms wash b3ssl, sanitary
tubs, gsuzs door. ranges choice location,
ITO and liz West 123th-sI rents, s29af30.
A BRowNsTONE nat to let. 142 East
IA 49th-st. seven ROOMS IN good order ;
cheap rent; janitor on premises.
u LACK BUILDING, 25l Fifth ave, =.
- trance Easi 28th-st large apartni1
sunny exposure also one for bachelor.
ELEGANT Groom fst-, with ali improve
Ia ments; steam heat and hot water fur
Rished ICONS all light corner 95th-st and
ngtOn-sve. from s3j 10 49, also two
sefnainiQg OF those desirable S-r0om fats.
corner Of 9oth-st. $40 and s55.
r. LEGANT new modern apartments. hand
~ soynely caFpetcd; near Central Park;
et<ail heat: z rooms and bath prices, e55
% $50. Apply 20 East s6th-st.
stTNE FIFTH AVENUE"
SHAVE, cor. 65th-st.
. Elegant apartments Of 10 rooms and
18th. ell improvements, Including elevators
ehd steam heat; rent free b. December !.
Apply 70 yanitor Or 4. D. MAThEk 4 CO.
eenfeTs. Utica. N. y.
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FURNISHED Rooms.
Z LEGANT FRONT ROOM, facing Stuy-
II vesant Park hot and cold water, clos
cts, &c. gentleman reference. ANDER-
son. 228 East I5th.st.
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS to let
IL ut No. ISL West 49th-st., without
board; private residence; references.
III ANDSOME furnished front room, hail
H room eonnec ting, I'd floor, southern ex-
posture; also hall room. 249 West 25th-st.
~ ORTIZ GRAMERCY PARK, lA7 East
~ zlstst.-Hsnds0mely furnished rooms u
let; breakfast " desired references.
NICELY fIrn ished room TO let; gentle
~ men only. $40 East l7th-st.
II OOMS.-Elesantly furnished large front
H room suitable for two gentlemen also
hall and other rooms steam-beated; eX-
peIsive hair mattresses on all beds. 30
East loth.st., near Broadway.
4 2 OR 8 ROOMS TO LET. furnished, in
l. private fiat. All 4th-aye., near 32d.st.,
ring bell. WIN. J. NJ.
q tn ST, 81 EAST. opposite Denning's.-
~ Furnished rooms for gentlemen; quiet,
fespeetaole house; prices, - up.
OOD-sT. SO WEST Newly furnished
* rooms for gentlemen.
o. TH-ST., 1875 WHIST, near Broadway
vt Entire floor. handsomely furnished;
also square and hall room.
1870 WEST 46fH. sT.-Eurnished hall.
1OO room. Third bell.
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u)ork Danteo.
EADlalea

Females.
" EWSPAPER MEN can dictate to a good
~ typewriter operator In quiet office for
cents 100 words. PIT Potter Building.
< EAL GARMENTS REPAIRED BY eX-
~ port from c. G.. Gunther's 5th-aye.;
repairs one-third usual price. Mrs. BAR
KEK. 116 West 30th.st.
GOOD sIENogRAPHER and CALI.
VI GRAPH OPERATOR, who Is good
prnman and arithrnetician. wants position
salary, es references II desired. Address
Box Ola, Orange p. o., n. j.
STEYOGRAPHY and TYPEwRITING
y Judge Building. 10l 5th-ayc., New-York.
Literary work a sPec!alty CECILE
" DUNG lady stenographer and Remlng.
L ton typewriter RAPID and accurate
beginner. A. E. CAMPBELL, 39i2 Law
Icnce-st., Brooklyn.
VOUNG LADY stcnocrapner and tyne.
writer desires position. Address l.. c..
Tribune Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
Sport Among st. SAurs Scholars.

Thel Athletic Association OF ct. Paul's School Gar
den City, l.. l.. held heirfeld:RAmes on the school
lawn yesterday Afternoon eleven school records were
broken Medals were presented to the winnera who
were a. follows:
One Hundred Yard nsh. senor-R q. Jermyn, FIRST;
C h. Fiero second Tmo, % seconds.
One Hundred Yard lash Junior-E Miller. hrst; O.
Cohnteld and K 7. FislcT tAi heat for second Time,
nThrowing tho Base hll-w. V. Swords won, with n
Throwing the HanmF-E. l. HorsmAr, Jr. won
Distance Is feet lnaes
Une.uie RUM. 4 l1et hrBt: J. ID. Peot Jr acc.
ond. Time minute as seconds
Pole VauIt-U ID Nile won with feet inch
Bicycle Race. ono Hlo-A H. seabuty' nrst; o. Cohn
Half milo Run juner-B Miller. Jr, nrBt; J. D. Poet
second Time, minnie 70 aeconda
Standing Broad JunpG. s. frank won. Distance .
iiurdl" Eace-B y.BHyds, nrHt; r. J, BuoholE. sec.
Running Broad Jmp-R. G. Jermyn won, II feet 4
Bicycle Race, sast, pattern. One Mie-w. C. No
Eoille rrst; W. n. .uhn second Time, minutes ~
Half mile RUM q Peet nrst; d. D. Miller second
Time minutes 26l fhecondh
Putting the Shot i2'ounds-N' bnekner won, 30 feet
Qusrtsrmile Ruiz 8; Prank; nrst; II. @. Scott
second Time mnfo rs seconds
Running High luap-G 4. Frank won; feet 0
inches
" swords iirst; y I.Babc and j. D. Peet JE sec.
ohd Time, IAN escoda
Running, Broid Jmp-s A. W Z. BAltAzzi won,
HOB SKIP and np-R. G. Jsrmyn won; 81 fee, 10
SSstlco Race. Fisher nrSti r. ". Bslnsld, Sec
ond. Time, sou RUda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
LACROSSE.
Staten 1.lsna. 0, nrohlzn, o.

The finest game of lacrosse payedthuS far this sea-
son In the neiRhborhood of New Ytk came on at thu
Washington Park base ball groundEyeSerday between
the Brooklyn Lacrosse Club and 40 old New York;
now the team OF tho Staten lAAndAthletic Club Tho
game waS red hot from start TO niSh. the Brooklyn
team forcing the game in the beginning while their op
ponentb developed an especially tronR defence. To.
ward the nnsh tho staten Island who had appeared
in paint that is, black IeieyG with orange
matters The points were mLde NfollowS:
from Mclean after % minutes ply.
second goAl-R. Matthew's. T. 4. C.. from pass by
D. Brown Time minutes
Third ROa-ChAlloner, b l.. T.. after GcrimmaRo
Fourth Koai~R A. Matthew's l. A. C. Time. IL
minutes
sixth goal. +. Crosbis b. L.. from pass By A.
Burns: time 20 minutes.
Eighth goal r. A. Mhthewt from L pass by A. w
Mitchell s. /. A. C.: time minutes play.
Last goal X Matthew's. 1. G.; time, 5 minuteA
Total scUre-S A C0 b. C., B.