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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12

Mr.. ALEXANDER w. HARRIS a promi-
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FEMALE IRREGULARITIES.
No. 2O6 ". GRACE STREET, Z
September 20, 1889. (

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AUCTION SALE
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Georgia

Georgia has been entertaining party OF
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an Atlantic railroad, projected air line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30

Judd buckingham hobs IS n. at &c Veal, 100
n at 7lac 1 Barnyard Calf $50 n at Be-.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeepts, 80 carloads OF 1888
headf7 carloads Jersey City14 carloads at 60h-st
little uneven Of stock which sold at
good prices, Sheep generally rated 101l5c lower
while lambs appeared to be fairly steady The pens were
not cleared. 49,. 20 - 80 -
and medium TO Lambs at 80 372ds7 622 with 10
head selected marked 70 81 10 Cus brought "a 90
and a bunch OF Sheep and Lambs mixed 80 30
Saes-D. Harrington 10 State Sheep, lO2 ~ average,
$50 Ohio Lambs 10 ~ at 81 97ia 20! state DO SO n at
75la H. at IL 90 400 Western do s04 n. at 81 625.
John J. Hallenbeek $50 State Sheep - ~ az - %
81 do 40 r SO so III State Lambs. n ~ at 81; IS
do 74l2 n 81 40; 21o Michigan do; 80 ~ az " 49,
n at IS s7l 335 Territory do us ~ at 50 IS IS Yer
Lambs II n, at 81 05; $50 do. 722 ~ at g O0.
1875 do 81 ~ at 81 90 Jersey City,. 40 Ohio
sheep 1O5 ~ at SO 20 10 DO 70 H. at IS rs 80 Western
sheep and Lambs, SC n. at SO So IS do (culls) 81 ~
Dnlenback & Dewey: 224 Western Lambs, 70 n. at
81 25 225 do. 76L2 a. AZ 81 CO.
Hume & Mullen II State Sheep SO n at S. 121 Penn
syysnia do 105 ~ at 50 20 1913 Pennsylvania Lambs
j. F. sadler Co. 90 Ohio sheep 1os N, at SO so
1873 at s6 25 95 do, "a n at So 81 Indiana do. 80
n. at IS s72 100 INDIANA Lambs Gs n at SO 372 1913
Judd ( Buckingham 17s state Sheep 100 H. at SO Is
DO 9s n at SO % 80 state Lambs 81 ~ at So 40 "a
do 70 n az 81 % 40 Culs SO n. at 81 80.
Newton Gillett 81 Indiana sheep 101 n at IS IS ;
rs do I1Ol n at Sc 25 PAL Michigan Lambs 70 n at
Sherman & Culver: 20 Mchgan Sheep ss n at IS 40 ;
81 Michigan Lambs. 70 n at 81 35 10 DO 81 n at 81 IS
HOGS-Recepts % carloads OF IL O40 head-45 carloads
at carloads at Jersey City, and 10 carloads
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beached winter 4sc extra bleachsd bic; Sea Elephant
blcaehed winter, $4,000 Red Elain, 34c; Saponfed
TSc per gallon olive, Italian. SSQSTc; Palm choice
Lagos 5Boe Neatsfoot, prime 625675c; Straits Pea
2eIc Bank, z5d2SSc
MISREPRESENTATION to steady prices On :.
moderate demand sales zoo pbls Mess on private
sli IS foF new short Clear, 81 50ass; City Family
80 .... b.. BEEF-Stesdy but quiet Citv Exrrs
india Mess, ia tesl slSal5; Extra Mess in bnis
ssas7 IS Plate s! 7Sese rs Family, ssesiO; Packet
quest. Quoted here At s12 % sl2 So and at the West
Sllas11 25. Sales, 200 bills MEAfs-SteaSily
held and in fair demand. Sales, 5000 n Picked RsiIies
~ average, She 20 900 n do. IL n 5isa5Lc. o0o
Pieklea shoulders 4a4isc 10000 Picked Hams. s.S
as. and SIC f fS 10 SoFe ek T. If for
Smoked do 92e9sei Picked Shoulders 4a4I.c Smoked
do. Sc. MlDDLES-Weak and declining At Chicsgo
Short RIBS, February closed Attire March lS5c
May, 4:92l2c DRESSED HOGS-A shade lower on
freer onerngs ana moderate demands City heavy TO
light 4SdO oI6o Pigs, She. LARD-Options weak.
ened at the outset and subsequently, declined d5 points
after which there was rally OF 1a3 points closing
Spot was more active Sales 1880 tcs 6.22l2 as 25t
(mainy export closing 625e 900 ties were put on
contract hall OF which refners pressers
SOC February closed 619cS sales $50 tcs G16a
6.l9c March closed at 2Se sales $50 tcs 27d6 Csc:
May closed az 640c asked sales $50 tcs 639d6
july closed a. 659e asked Refined Continent
BUTTER-Ihere is firm market for choice and fancy
grades with continued fair demand. Com
mon stock, however out slowly. State
Creamery. fall tubs 16a21e; State Creamery,
hrkins. l4a17e Elgn Creamery, fancy, 2e92sc West
e4c DO fair to good 12d17c; western Creamery June
fancy 15Gl6c do choice 13a14c do fair 70 good S612c
State Dairy half tubs. fall ends, 17dsc State Dairy half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30

nrkns. tubs and pals choice 1saG15c good HAZE
DO fair 1Odl0c State Dairy Welsh tubs fancy 14dl6c
good 1al2c fair. lo91oe state dairy, lrkins, fancy
seSes , isS sn, soGd rS tu doalo
16d17c; choice 13aa15c: good Hale fair, 10d102c
Creamery. choice, lsG2oc: good 1iaisc; fair, gGioc
Dsy choice Iec &c good 10S2s 90 fair
l0d17c fair 10 choice Factory seconds Dairy and
Factory thirds 6a7c Rolls fresh Sd15c fair TO
CHEESE-Hods to steady prices and the movement con-
ngss moderate on r. gVSS part for export Ia Canada West
sm6er make through .,s the f,c%aindef of the
fsncg eoored Do white, i0.c FaeOry H aSe
Toe choice. ei2s9a.c; common g good sa9tc; part
common fine; Pennsylvania skins 1a1i &c EGGS-
tribe lower today with a light demstd State and
PENNSYLVANIA, fresh, 1Gd19c Western fresh 15a aI6c
Maryland fresh l5e Southern, fresh 49,
sUGARSRAw.Wss firmly maintained, but the demand
but GuIe gS ses
ne Gu. Loaf 7isc CUBES eAc Powdered es.c Gran
sSSsc; Extra dS 5'a5'se:; VIZ" 4S5 ext! YeSw
l~S4a.c.
'sTEARINF-In moderate demand CITY lard opo,ed At
&c Western: Gee oleomaIgarne City, 5 5-16a5Ic.
Sales. 325, 900 n, at 4 7-32d4Lc.
TEA-Sales today by auction, 6214 pkgs follows :
Moyunc; Hyson 132d16Lc; Young Hyson. 1ola a37 ac :
Imperial, 10Ld24c; Gunpowder, 162d3slc. japan
i6Hc; slftlngs and Nibs. 4E9l4c; Cougou sisG2sc
India and Orange Pekoe, 15d24c; Oolong FormOsa I7d
Csc.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Liverpool, Jan. 20, S45 p. m.-Beef-Holders offer
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Wednesday Jan 29.-BEEvES-Receipts 70
carloads Of 1899 head-29 carloads at Weehawken for
expectation alive BY NJ. Goldsmith, cars direct 70
City for the There were at least IS carloads
sale, and the demand slack and insufficient 70
clear the yards Prices about steady at the open
ing, but the finish weak and a trine easier. - -
Very Common 70 very Prime Steers sold at 90 500
"a 80 per 100 n, picked Buocks at s. p and one very
heavy Steer little cOarse) So carload OF stock
ers" at s3, Oxen 81 75ds4 go State Cows at 81 26d
So o5, few Good Western do at So 25ds4 and Bulls at
81 30as3 Is. 80 cattle bought for the Ber-
muda trade
shipments to-day 10 quarters Of beef In the Adriate
and $50 cattle and 1850 quarters OF beef In the Ludsae
H The ARchoria got OF yesterday with $50 quarters
with $50 for n Goldsmith and 1880 quarters OF
beef for Eastmans Company. The OrlnOeo carries 70
Bermuda "a cattle and "a sheep the Cooan' Tor Port
sales-D. McPhefson & Co: Western Steers. 1893 n.
at So Is per 100 do 1880 n, at "a g DO, l2es n
at 81 05 Is do 1322 D. at - so Ok, 100 ~ at - 80
IS state Cove s72 r. at 81 rs do. 1l75 NJ at % %
sherman & Culver: IA Ohio Steers 1853 n, at 81 so 4;
Is do 1857 n at 81 . Is do 1880 n at "a 90 is Chi
cago do. 1145 n at "a 10 Is do, 1135 n, at 50 70 10
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Buffalo "stockers." 1O44 N. at 50; Bull 1910 ~ at
81 so. -
J; sehamberg: Chicago Steers, 1887 n at - 81 10
DO, 100 ~ - IS, less IS Is do l2l n, az - p
n at - o5 is DO, 1886 D. at "a Is do. 1903 n, at
IS S. - w. Law 49, ~ 70 % - '-'' w.
Newton Glett IL Indiana Steers. 1860 n, at - IS
Indiana Oxen, 1896 D. at IS rs 1s Miehlsan do l25l ID
az 80 IS DO 1880 n at 50 do, 1885 n, at 81 %
ohio Cows $50 N. at 81 rs do. 1883 n at 81 7Oi DO
]. u sadeT 20 Kentucky Steers 1888 n. at - 90 Q
90, 1870 n at Indiana do 1884 n at = 40 l9
~ at 80 IS Cow, 1920 N, at SO 25:
NJ Goldsmith Chicago Steer, 2420 n, at 50 is 90,
144e ~ at - rs Is do, 1229 n at 81 t0 II do l212 NJ
at - rs do, 1912 n at 81 l3 do. 1874 ~ at SO 80;
s. ssSd.rs ~ Ohio seerS 300 e. At s. S. Is Chi.
at % 20; BULLS, 1920 n. at 80 10.
Plant Bros. 10 Chicago Bulls 1905 n, az g 10. 50
MICH COWS-Arrvas, 1865 head, Of which at least
half went direct 10 dealers and mikmen on Long Island
Slow for with good in fair demand and
steady Very few sold above $40 per head and the bulk
OF the sales were at S27ds3S. j. J. Halenbcck sod ~
head at s27ds45 per head G.. J. Rockefeller head at
s35 each ~ Mler head at s3s per head and p Nc
CALyES-Recepts at all points. 400 head, OF which
3TS 6Oth-st Slow and weak for live calves at
decline Of 4 to re per n from Mondays current figures
Vesls sold 5sSc few selected and fancy S2G9c),
Sales.--future Mullen BARNARD Calves. 800 n AYR
at 2',c N IL Veals, $50 ~ at SC less 81 do
145 n. at Sc ] do. 100 n. at She.
John ]. Hallenbeck Voals. 50 n at Sc; IS Harlem
do 12S 70 $50 n, at case (mainly at GdSc)
Walsh, Kirby Co.: "a Barnyard Calves, PSF N, at
do ios to $50 n a. ea9c Cnainiy at case.
j. e. Curtis 81 Neals. ITO % $50 n, at 6saGSiac.
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NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was decided increase in the record Of trans
actions In February options at the Consolidated Ex-
change 900 barrels were actually placed
upon the blackboard and books Of the Exchange a.
OF the extent % which trading IN fiction
could be INDUCED. But the selling Of wind caused
a decline In quotations from 81 0j 5-5 TO 81 "a oS
That was the feature which disturbed some speculative
operators. 1t Is probable that the fall In options
only encouraged the accumulation OF actual goods In
the stock Exchange. Prices In tat Exchange broke
over cent but the lowest price was IL cent higher
than the record made in options and THIS difference
sustained TO final figures. The half million BAR
rels dealt in at thu Consolidated Exchange IN options
probably did not add available certcate 70 the
amount required by the shorts with which 10 Ill
their contracts. The sales probably helped 10 pus
some Of the certificates out Of sight. The near future
OF the oil speculation may be uncertain, but when the
holders of actual oil call for delivery OF the goods
from those who have manufactured the article them
selves the movement Of prices will possess but one
tendency and that positive one. The late rally In
the crude markets left the tone firm.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were az
follows: ,-, -,,,.
ononino ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O6A 81 03s
highest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Vo's
Lowest Observation-Disclosures O)t lOlS
Final a. ~ .oU1
Foreign quotations were UNCHANGED at 16 5-sd16 "a
francs in Antwerp, $50 marks in Bremen. and "a
1878 pence in London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30

freely Pork-Hoders offer moderately. Hams-Holders
oner sparingy Baconholders oner moderately Cheese
The supply j. In demand American nness
white eoored dull IS Cd. Tslow and turpentine
Holders oner freely. Rosin-Hoders offer sparngly.
Lard sp9iIIhe supply Is in excess Of the demand
and January, easy 80 February and March easy
at 32s Cd Wheat and Four-Holders Offer moderately.
Corn-Spot-Holders offer freely Futures-Hoders offer
moderately mixed Western, spot and January. dull y
IS HID Hops, at London-Pacihc Coast-Holders ohef
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felp OGnteo.
Males.

Males.
CT EMPLOYMENT, EMPLOYMENT
II Positions scady Tor grocery, entry,
shipping and Office clerks married couples
for gentlemens' places hotel checkers,
Llacksmiths and helpers, sta blemen, grOOms,
walters, hall and elevator boys, and others +;
information free. CENTRAL AGENCY,
235 Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
0EREE TO EMPLOYEES. All male
L help carefully selected and sent on re-
ceipt Of order city or country. METRO
POLITAN AGENCY. 6s5 broadway.
PRACTICAL wine maker wanted. Ad-
dress I. CHAMBEkS, Box !, Amity-
vile, y. y.
Females.
TOOE WANTED.-Only those thor
" oughly competent need apply; wages
SIS per month IN family have second
girl and gardener situation may be retained
for years by giving satisfaction good home
In pleasant town aHd delightful climate
railway fare will be refunded II party re-
mains one year; can give ample Ncw-1ork
City business reference as 10 standing ap-
plicant must send e,onmencatOns. Ad-
dress p. o. Box B. Palestine, Tex.
- IRL WANTED to do general housework
VI IN small family nice nome wages 81
month"; call today. ready 70 begin. Call
residelrte 1,763 sedgwick.ayc., few min
utes' walk from High Bridge, city.
WANTED.-A good competent nurse TO
w take care OF an infant and be- help 10
the mother one willing 70 sew and make
herself generally useful. one willing 70 go
out OF town. Address, giving references.
70 J. NJ. C., 20 Nssssu-st.. Room -.
w ANTED.-A nrst-elass cook IN family
w OF four adults one willing % assist
with the washing, and who can bring good
city references may apply al 80 East 6sth-
IT., TO-DAY Thursday between 9 and Il
wages $50.
w ANTED.-'rO-day. a good. plain cook
w and laundress good references as 10
honesty required wages f14. Apply be-
fore 10 O'Clock, 33I West 4eth-st.
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Uort n)ante6.

Females.
A LADY with cultivated soprano
IA voice, good musical ability, would Ike
engagement in church choir az fair salary.
Address MUSICAL, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
], 29S Broadway.
- RAPHER.-Wanted a position as
- stenosrapher and typewriter /; beginner
QaeyJ good speller and accurate salary
moderate. Address II. +. s., 239 13th-st.,
Brooklyn.
- ALESLADY in store or as chambeimald
- ana waitress In private f1mily.-By a
rrspec bic girl; best reference given.
Ring bell once. 1874 West 26th-st.
TYPEWRITING-Au manner OF tvpa-
i writing done thoroughly legal and the
9trical work speciality. HOWELLS, 250
West 43d-st.
w ANTED.-By a young widow, anv DO.
w sltion where she could be helpful
good writer, reader, nurse, companion gen
orally useful and handy. with some accom-
pllshments highest reference. j. w. B.,
Tribune Uptown onlce, 1928 Broadway.
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GitD Real estate for Sale.
Ciip Real estate 90 fet

MO. 14O EAST S9TH-ST.-TO let unfur.
nished for a term OF years, In perfect
order new and decorated contains 10 sleep
ing rooms worth 81 800 Will be rented 90
the right parties a: q reduction this OppOr-
tunity should not be missed advantageous
terms % parties bound by lease until May
]. Permits unnecessary, or call on owner,
Room so. 10 Cedar-st.. between . and 4.
- TORE and EASEMENT, corner Of
- Broadway ard Fulton-st., 10 lease; ex-
ira high ceiling; very large show windows
steam heat most prominent corner In city
7. a. CRUIkSHANK g. co. JIG Broad way.
TT o RENT, cheap and on very favorable
terms, fine stores splendid neighbor-
hood for druggist, shoe dealer, upholsterer
or like business. HENRY J. CARR, 1913
9th-ave., or 176 Broadway.
IOD-ST.. 4S3 WEST.-Two lofts, 5Ox75
t :. steam power. elevator. light three sides
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Females.

Females.
w ANTED.-A reliable woman as good
w cook and laundress private family;
references required. Apply 157 w. s6th-st.
Young LADY OF pleasant manners and
attractive appearance, wanted as type
writer In ONCE state salary expected, ex-
perience. &c. J. & F., Tribune ONCE.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

at Sass 80 per 100 n.
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Rooms fOanteo

ID LEASANT furnished room by single
gentleman. with or without breakfast.
Address w. A R., Tribue ONCE.
III ANTED IN NEW-YORK.-A furnished
w room, by a lady's trained nurse. in a
private family; West Side preferred; rent
must be moderate; references. Miss A,
39l Bridge-st.. Brooklyn.
w ANTED.-By gentleman and wife for
w Housekeeping, hrst-class sunny apart
ments In flrst-class location. Address G.. D.,
Tribune ONCE.
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ilJork r)anteo.

Males
& INGLE young man Of 25, not afraid Of
~ work, wants situation OF any kind
good reference Address WAGNER. 1GS
Brsdierd-st.. BROOKLYN.
= TENOGRAPHERs and Remington oper.
:.i srn'Rs9 + 9Fine sEh SSlies 70
BENEDICT s27 broadway.
CTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
0Practical man desires evening employ
ment can furnish good references. Address
sTENoGRAPHER, 1853 4th-ave.
= fENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
y desires situation is competent has had
RAPaER. Box l6 Tribune once.
= ITUATIoN WANTED a. gold meter,
- rehner or roller Address ED. w,
Boz %. Tribune oGiee.
= ECRETARY.-By a gentleman fitted by
tary references from Johns Hopkins and
foreign universities. Address DOCTOR,
1876 West 97th.st.
y TR0NG, Intelligent young man wishes
~ position wages moderate. Address
QUICK. Boz 20, Tribune 0hlce.
WANTED. work for one-horse express
" truck VIII work cheap IN Brooklyn i
Frsnklin-sve.. Brooklyn.
w ATCHMAN, &c.-By a reliable man. as
w Waterman, porter or whore he can make
himself useful. Address JAMES BRES-
NAN, 252 Fulton-st.. Nev-York.
w GRITTY, capable persons to Ill posi-
w lions Of sll grades can be secured by
1RPRyssg NEE 6ays ~ I n aay 6W ar a. t9e
C1ETY. ~ Bible House.
w ANTED. --Evtning occupation by we'll
w educated gentleman speaks German
and English. y. $50 East 47th-st.
WANTED. slTUATION.-By variety
moulder band or scroll sawyer or
straight moulder Is years experience. Adj
dress /. =. y. 1i7 East 2eth-st.
WANTED.-By thorough. practical dec.
w orator, paperh1nging, painting or gen.
eral decorating will work cheap. L. A.
TEEIER, los Sands-.t., brooklyn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as driver to tack
W or post advertising matter. Address
JOHN II. WEBB. il!lisborough. y. c.
V DUNG man OF 80 would like a GOOD
steady position can SPEAK German;
references, p h, Cox 20. Tribune Office.
" DUNG man 40 wishes employment in
IN wholesale hardware: best reference. Ad.
dress RybF' "PoN, JIG Avenue D.
YotN an rs. speaking German,
position In Wholesale house
q. .nbune Office.
" Jung man. age 80. booXkc-pcr and
L general clerk one whose ct is 70
the interest OF his employer Al references.
V. W. Tribune ONCE.
VOUNG MARRIED NAN wants position
in hotel or club rood reference Adj
dress J. HOEY. 3l4 West 4sth-.s
NOUNG MAN, well educated, speaking
English and Spanish, wants any kind
q steady position good reference. T. G.,
III Greene-st.
VOCNG MAN. II. requires position at
Il light work good penman; quick at
figures has good knowledge OF music best
references. Address MUSICIAN. Tribune
ONCE
" DUNG MAN, is. wishes position Of any
kind. q. NJ, Tribune Ohlce.
" DUNG ENGLIS1IMAN, well educated
L and hard up. desires employment OF anv
kind; not afraid OF work. q. c., IS
Madison-st.
W DUNG MAN desires a situation in an
Il onice where he can advance himself;
best Of reference given. DAVID Nc.
COUBRFY, 534 West 40th-st.
" DUNG man would Ike a place in whole
! sale house. Address D. B. S., 5O4
Paeihc-st.. Brooklyn.
e1 THOUSAND envelopes addressed.
- IL Address WRITER. 10 Jefferson ave,
Jersey City Heights, v. J.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

IOS WEST UNSATISFACTORY front
az room southern exposure; also other
rooms, with board references exchanged.
Brooklyn.
y OARD.-Handsomely furnished second.
- story front room all modern improve
ments house and location first-class refer
ence exchanged. 1927 Clinton-st.. Brooklyn.
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Bfal estate nOanfeo.

II ARLEM.-Wanted 20 buy n private
ii dwelling. CHAS. A. HAUSMANN,
Tribune Building.
w ANTED IMMEDIATELY. --Fp rnished
W or unfurli shed house. well lO'ated for
responsible party DALEY, a w. 3jth-st.
w ANTED-Countrv property: city houses
w given. COLEMAN, $50 BrOad-st.
Newark, y. j.
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For other real estate ads see 10th page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
miscellaneous

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A LBERT G. SPENCER. 276 eth-ave.,
"A between 18th and 18th sts.-Umbrellas,
parasols. canes made 10 order recovered
and repaired; prompt and reliable.
A RESPECTAB woman wishes to take
n care OF a grown child At her own home
q mothers care. 600 2d-aye.
COOD ADVICE TO ladies' desiring 10 pur.
VI chase fine gloves az low pIlccs-gO right
straight TO Jsmmes - West 30th-st., whore
they positively keep the best goods, and
don't look for greater bargains, a. you could
not do better anywhere else.
HOSPHATE LANDS located. Inspected
l. and bought Oh cooperative plan by
u. D. ROGERS. civil and mining engineer,
Ocala. Fla. Opposite ocala House.
ID INKE'S Home Vapor Bath Apparatus
4 cures colds, rheumatism improves the
complexion and hsrdens strengthens the
system price So send for circular. 1,179
3d-ave.
ID ESPECTABLE colored woman wishes
IL TO board infants or growing children
will devote whole time to their attention
and take them TO and from school. II large
enough terms reasonable. Cal or address
Mrs. J. WILLIAMS, 20S West 30th-st.
XVANTED.-L Of names and addresses
w OF all selectmen and town clerks Of
New.England. J. c. T., Tribune Office.
e. -LIFE-SIZE crayon portrait OF your
tDo self or deceased relatives from photo
or tintype; orders received by mail. HIG-
GINS. the artist, 81 West 14th-st. Cut
this out.