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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03

go Kentucky Ewes Jos n at 4tc; ia Kentucky Lambs,
57l2 n. at 40 85 per 100 -.
Judd & buckingham: 242 Buffalo Lambs. e9'. n. at
So 95 per 100 n.
d. Mcpherson & Co.: 1874 Virginia Lambs 10 n. at
sc per n Virginia Ewes, 10S H. at 4lac; do. Jog
NJ at 4'.c. -
NJ. Collins: "a Maryland Lambs Il N. at Sc 154 Ohio
Sheep, 95 n. at - 05 100 n.
DiIlenback Dewey: 1871 Ohio Sheep SO n, at s. 40;
so do (selectad) 1I3 ~ at - Is do (common). "a H. at
- so 20 State Lambs, 80 n, at 62c per 10; DO 40
~ at &c.
HoGS-Receipts SO carloads OF 1913 head 20 carloads
at Jersey City 10 carloads at 40th-st and carloads
Iobokcn. About half carload sale, but only head
sold before - o'clock Feeling Nominal quota
lions fidsf % per 100 n.
Hume Mullen sold State Hogs, 242 n average, at
Uerl
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July .. p; m.-rho sales of the day IN
Guided TO- leo bales American. ,,,, -, r,,d,,no
Tuturss closed firm. American, mddling low mddnne
clause July delivery 2G-6id sellers July ana Angis
delivery q 2G.6id sellers; August delivery, a.-o+9n
2sGtd August and september delivery ,9 5o-oioa
enSer and october delivery GddG 1Gid October aud
NovcnbSr delivery, 5564d value November ara De
cember delivery 53.6id sellers December ana January
delivery. 52jid buyers ,.,. u.,.,,o ILL.,
low middiing lie; good ordinary lO'sc net ana gross
rec%p p pom Iuly cotton nominal mddling. nae net
and gross receipts, stock, 3,0l@
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Railroads..
ne N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE 2s. 1890.
..,... foot 81 Desbre,ses and Cortland

on AND AFTER JUNE 80 $780,
Trains leave stations foot of Desbresses and Cor"nd'
s:gs'.s LINE the West: E1sSaa
SulS sIS c5ab and fa So mr.
a an hSq Lock Haven! neat and Sunday
1900 1ss 1faE AMP GmISASo ., h1M
Drawing and and seepns Dining smSsias
@ %sa sasg and 's an 'ss
%a %dynS Of e9 aG' HE s' seGa s sS
400 cHISseS AS1 CT GIT s35 p1,1T
bs . cSssS. and AiHSss G
cnSSii' ii 90 a. NJ. CHICAGO 90 p. and St Louis
StG M Hfs' EXPRESS ,S all point, 1.
ocRna p E3TP S;a Dn az
81 $%fs'E 'S &
sSd Ts!edS Saiiy ssSsp: Sturdy. Pullman Rune,
500 SccpR csa X1rYork to ghcaso xsvYSTE 70 Mem
e ,,5 sssssI msn nsS s sS
caons Cleveland ard Columbu. sxceD SATURDAY, ,,,,,,
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
@ SYnd3Ey lSS m Limited asy9 T &ag ss
R .ss Car sso a: saS s'is d
s SS inS 500 E M gu fsf asn fS' e2s
tS 90 sSS p sad e &.lsas
For Long Branch point Pleasant aud nternediste sta.
!?s8 5 siG 70 spS SS ~ 70 and NJ
Saturdays only 20 m sunday 10, 40 a; M
For Atlantic city. 80 p; m Through BuEEet P %
Car and Dav Coach weekdays. connects FOR Cal" May
and with through for Browns Mills and Beach
Haven.
70, Old Point ana Norfolk via New.York Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad, 90 a. m. daily except Sunday. ana
90 D. m daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. Q 10
d. III. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows
q 90 20 90 80 8 40 Chicago limited, with
Dining car and 10 10 Washington Limited, and IL Oo
a H. i 20. 90, = 10, 100, 80, 90 80 ,; 90
6 90 8 30 90. and Q GO p. IN. and u 10 night
Accommodation ii 10 a m. 20 end 90 p m sun n
DAYS Express. G:l5 80, 900 10 Limited, ana 10
a. NJ, 200. 90 80, ZOO, go 90 and 900
Tha Ne,r.Ynrk Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences
For timetables Of local trains apply TO any ticket agent
OF Company. - ,yoon
N,uapcr General pass'r Agent.
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n,Mrs 1x OTTER CITIES.

.-, - q 1,, C,,c,r,s,is dd M, oVnorionce
,,'a 81 ss,e.,,ns nrooKiyn I'm thssme ,h after.
noon Terry who pitched for the visitors. Wild. and
I'm, for elegant support the home players would have
add additional run, q, their ' ss,s,a TSc G.5
base pA'"E u ''''
The score n ,
nrooslyn ~. L.. ! %
Ra-ths. booAnn 70 N. Tt .n ,ns Foreman Tmplr,-
Power.
buffalo July The n.o s took another ..rs ''1% p
:, enc y.,o,. the trunscr Of the game. to Boston
,fr'r' o. ,e .,.o so0ssced nv ,h local press and
baseball patrons 1t has affected the attendance at the
games THE week anu Ou' W. p'''O'' -"
Tho score =
Buffalo p Id. ~ iii
froo"fn -. -. 49,. ppr.Io 4,
u.losi,n PltSi,sf,. Msfp6y end Person. Cmprcs-
Ms.hcw. and Leach.
Chicago July 2e-Phladepha won tod'y's game oy
y voc n. es .o,s and "'' never IN N'''"''
Ss}ssss s.; lib. 30 g 9 j
hrSnsdspSs . PitShsrs-Vickery and Hutchinson
r@ qS c1Csso. took their third consecutive game from
the rhnaaolpan. today in To presence Of o5s people
The ''a'a,e Of The game "e' T"'' ''A9' The -"' 70
S,. hseaSfg a. ~, L'.''.. o / o =
n,.si,ts chicago T. Ihnsdeiphln T. Errors chi. ago
q Philsdelphla o.. fltchg--klng and So"defs Tine
' T,.sars july 1"' nop. TOOK til, ana somc Of
the series this '''cooo" Nv good batting The ''o' go Of
u" h"ne va" WIZ
The scor'i
Boston p LN.-"-" N n .
n...s,,. no.,on q pt,t.burr Y For. Bo.ton !
Pitisbure Pitchers -"umbet anI CO. Co.,. 'mmr'-
o'S s,,l ,aa d'n ,5,, stafford. oy p.,,4 the
home team ,od,v untu mo eighth u,ua who. they
e,''rd oa' '"' '"''' "'."'', q
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,sy TELEGRAPH TO THE IRIBCNE.1

Pttsburg July o.-Samuel Crane took the pia'o Vi
Tho unpomIar McDermott at umpring the l1ttsonrs-
New. York National League game today and there was
less wrangling than has been the case IN the ias'
two games. Burkett batted hard from start 10
finish and his support poor. Murphys ha''uS
were in bad condition and he was unable 10 hoio INC
ball which contributed much TO the VISITORS oclcS'
In the third two twobaggers, two pasSed oans' WV
hases on halls a single and error gave Pittsburg
tour rms and Mutrie's men found it impossible to
break the lead thus gained. The score:
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or. MARKETS

on CITY, Penn. July National Transit certificates
oncned at S67sc highest 9OGc lowest S'sc; closed at
9oc sales oI7ooo bos charters. 2d 7sS bbl' shipments
Pttsburg Penn July 2.--Pctrocum active, firm ana
higher National Transit certificates opened at o''2c
closed at S7i.c; highest. 90i.c lowest. $40. go
Bradford Penn, July National Transit certincats
onened M sG7sc co@ 9Oiac; highest, 9Oic; lowest
s67sc: clcaranccs. 800 900 bbl>.
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p1TTSBURG GETS A GAME.
prRKETT RATED HARD FROM START TO
FINISH
THE NETWORK NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUB DE-
FEArEp BY SCORE OF 10 TO o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


.,-.,...., a prooklvn / Pittsburg 49, New.York 0.
1ns,on Cleveland L. nrst Boston 5 Cleveland T. Sec
po@' - wv ond game.
phfadelphia T. Chicago
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
q, cleveland q Chicago 10, Philadelphia 8.
Buffalo IL, Brooklyn H. Boston ~ iV'SOu'e "
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Ioteco ~ ~"0 WV Louisville 5, Brooklyn 8.
St Louis O. Rochester 2.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Warrington g. Worcester 3.
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o,,rp,,vrn nv THE NEW WORKERS.

Cleveland July (Speciap.-The New'fork fisye~
nine outpayed the Ceveands In all departments OF the
game TODAY and won though only after an exciting coo
.st Cloudy weather kept the attendance to some
,,,,, over 600 peope Up 20 sixth inning Cleveland
made hut two hits O'Day. but In the siNh ana sew
enh lucky punching Of sin hits Cleveland six runs
The YewYorkers then waded in and first tied The score
.os analiv won The score was follows.
,,pty
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a., I'D Commor Threc.ba.e -Browning
sucre Conner and Richardson Sacritce hit lev eiana
xaw'york Left ON bases -CleN Gland .. New orr
q FIRST ba bss-liy Bakcly =. by ppaY = storm
h,..s- Delaranty Browning Sutcfe Richardson. shan
o. . Hrown Double PLAYS RICHARDSON. shannon and
cnna. pelahanty Stricker and Lartn. fs->"d balls
Browl l. Hit by pitched Dali bah'N' INN "V"''
ifmnircs-kuight and Jones.
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On Produce ENchanG
steady and unchanged. fgs. lOAdllc.
Cincinnati JULY 2.-Floar steady. Wheat steady, NO
. red s5c receipts. 100 Dsh shipments 500 bush ofn
ouht. No . mixed. oats him; No MIXED $40
I've nominal 40. . 4sc Provisions quiet pok 7l2 81
lard ~ - short rbs 81 lod-1 10 short clear bhtoh
~ IL nsG 25 Whisky quiet; saes. 81 Dds hhi>Lt
goods on basis 81 90. Hitter steady! sugar Easy l-se'
quiet, 1Ot,c. Cheese stady.
due 10 TN advnnc. In wheat hod,r> generally wcN
asking an improvement oi l0dljc per hhl GA prc'S rulhH
a deV on two ago. Rye rour STEADY. ~ % Tor choice
p.nn.vlyauia Whrai-OptlOn market opened lac hRhci
under stronger report, from other grain centres ana f
trln M, 10 Tho clos Little inquiry either on Spu
Lttion or for export milling grades scare ana nm .V
quet New wheat arriving slowly but nus gar t'lIts
have shown good quality. Rejected 12d 80 inif 70 el
milling wheat ssaS3c prime 10 choice. 0id3'c. Oh 40.
d Il, "Hnort slNaiof OF, rh Il; 90. without buyers
Ole lid for n,w d, No. I'd July. Nc August 4.
trmber OctOber lrO', dglLc. Com Market -h'u'
nrmef under Ugh offerings aud stronger cables; w
iiitIS export inquiry and local trade demand very h1
crate turraded IN grain d"pt, 42Hci No. hiRh
nuo,'d n a',c 10, 40 steamer, Al. ail' u"
10 . No mivd july 4lsd+l " August II u 80
:, utTmber fr.d42~c; october 49, 80. obt- ~
INT ra ran market for car IOt- ntm "lth i'I
jocsi trad demand 40 white. short NtofaR sc va
,cg1,lar 9t2c do choice &c No white, short s,onge
Grn. No . ,htc July. 81. d3j.c August J2'." SO
S.pt.nNe 81 .d8iLc: O,to or 49, 1870 Butt"i tIhr
Gods arm faulty qualities unsettled frnnS'4E nina
cteamerv ,Nua lec; do prints extra. 2O@2tc., lRRs
.aady. penn,ylvania ir-t@. lflac. other artC'S IN
changed R~ripts-Flour. ] 600 Ibis "hrnt -" nn>h
oorn 40 COO lasi oats @ 500 bush. Shlpmfnt "h'at
. 800 lush: c.rn 100 600 bush; oats. 1850 bush
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION"
TO
MATCH CHUNK, GLEN ONOKO AND
TIE FAMED sWITCHBACK,

VIA CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEWJEKSEf'
FRIDAY JULY I, 1890
special cxpres, train will leave New-fork from loot
rucrty.st North River at 80 a. Returning arrive
I'm city about D. Fare for round trip only . %
Svitchback 80 cents extra.
Tor information societies individuals or families apply
n II T. BALDWIN, Gen1 Pas, ACT, 10 Liberty'st'
CHARMS CITY. RIVER AND llAkBOR
- TRANSFORMATIONS CoMrANY.-onices' I1ef TO-
N L., do"' VI Srurson Departmont Season
1880. HOOKS ~" 'l'"' ''"'
and allf facilities ,or q summer days outing.
Apply early for choice dates.
18th JULY EXCURSION TO kE1POKI
steamer MINNIE CORNELL leaves foos Harrison" ut
~ r.. 10 a. m. and y. H. Returning leaves he'p'i'
~ u, Excursion, Ioc.
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Urn GOODS

GREAT Semi Annual Bargain Sales .oBest
" Lise Stockings s5c -Four utton Pest ,Iase "qves'
45c Finest French SILK Hose sl05 Eight:buon NOUS,
quetaire Undressed and Dressed Gloves S5e beasiul
Linen IIandkerchiefs, 10c JAMMES, 10 "cs' 'oh's''
and 900 broadway.
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The score :

Earned runs-PittsbYrg a. NewYort lwT Tbpssbasc
and Tiernan stolen bs'es and How Sac
,ace hits-Cumbert Gasscock. Hornung. tISrAe as u
RSsie Double Play-nowe ard Hornq VIZ nv pshcT"
Hecker Struck out-By Gumbert l, BY Burkrm n, =.
PASSED bslls-Murphy 8. Wild pitch-"uihoel'' "p'0
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ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
W " AZ CoupaNY

Passenger trains leave foot OF Jay and i?d IS a, ioliSws
Hail Middletown Port Jervls. Monticello FalsDurg
Liberty. Hancock Walton. D,ih. Edm"ston Norwich
Jay.,t. % a. M. i:d-St. $40 M; for Campbell
Hall Lakes NohOnk and MnnewaSkal Waikiki valley sta
tions MiddletOwn. Boomngburg. Ellenvile' Mountain
Dac. Falshurq Hurlcyylle. Liberty White Lake; :,
Jayst D. m, 42d st, Is p. m; for campbell
Hall LIKES Moh6uk and Mnnewaska Waikiki Valley Sta
tlous Nddetowu. BlOomingOurg. Ernvie, Port JerNis,
Monticello fal-burg. Hurleyvile Liberty. White Lake.
Jay.st Is p m. i2dst. 80 p. Tor West Corn
vail orr, NILS, Stony Ford. Campbell Hail. Middetown.
tJay.'t 90 ,. M. 42d. for MiddIeown
Rochester Yagara Fo Detroit chicago and points W 0
for Campbell Hal Middletown EenvIlle, Port Jcry1s.
InIl-hurt Liberty. White Lake; Rockand $500 ,.
Daily through. other trains daily, except sundays.
pullman drawng and seepngcar behs reserved
AZ 323 Broadway. Now YORK. nj, -
I @ ANnEESON. q. p. 4. ls Ey,hange Place. " Y.
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CUpRENIE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

CUPRENE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEw.loRk-Ihe Equitable aI.te Assurance
Society Of hS Ynd sA % p @ .a af Mose L
Albert r, Fairbanks. George NcI Daniel j. Noyes lnd
William ann Ms az I aHgy bss u dSea i R
becca 5 Mills Daniel c. oyster and Edward Burns indi:
tGst dad 2st July i:si and recorded n the ONCE Of
Register Of the city aud County OF NewYork IN Iber
Qs Of pags s now S or ~ onTy Owning OK
holding any promisory notes Icerr 10 IN said IN
trumSn. deed 81 TIM a ,@e q pea'I .Shass
National Iiand. Rdeeway Bank There's A. Anaerson.
Individually and as exscutX OF IN a.t VII anu asssees
for benefit OF creditors Of John AndersSn ns,bis
Wheeler as Scys ., AL n IN aSon d aid John An
derson Chauncey T. Bowen Mary T. Wnrhrr, n I'm Henry
and TTanscGnnsnta comnS nS wiam f. 0fOnH ''''
To- ha iSoy%nsmed DndsntsYOu are hereby sun! SUM
twenty after the service OF th .re 20 appear
or ansWeS judgment VIII be taken aGan't you oy oeAu'
E,r The reef demanded in the conn lalnI
Dated April IL. 1917 HENRY DAY.
Plaintiffs Attofnsy,
100 broadway, New.York City.
To the Detsndans HGI1ee Ab .l Farbsnks George
VIE OF b tS oyster ndydgaly and as Trusts snd
an M once Of the Register Of the CITY ana county
~ Wew York Lber o9e 81 n NJ nersonS now
he sSe owning holding any h pr9mi'sSS names
pefprcd said instrument or G 70 pantins the
ar sns and MARY z waTner The iSsoe sum an
served npgss ySr p Paterson one d the Justice:
% The Supreme Court dated the 2h gay 81 S's me he
the complaint z 9e at os me Comfy Court House
=! gS,s nd da wy :, % q $50 ~
Dated MAY 80 i''' HENRY DAY.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office and Post ONCE address
leo Roadway. New.York City.
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General Eastern ONCE. 235 broadway.
Y EW-l0RK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &

W H. Il. Il. X. Co.. Lessee.-Trans leave West AZ
I station tNrw. York; follows and Is minutes earer
from foot OF Jay-t. New-York Hamilton; London
nrtrot and chicago . % a. m > 10 p ~ 10 X
s5 p. m; I:uG,O E9chestsT sasRensssn, !, b5dS %
itSa and syracnsc 3 80, 90 a. M - ~
- IS D. m. Kingston 3 30. = 10. % -. clio -,
ali 20 a. IN. b3 IS = 90. .5l3 and - u p M
Catekill aud Albany 30 = 10, 80. all 80 a. m
b3 - - On = IS 'Sl5 p Crsns!on'o W sc rons
c oi sa a. M w. st 200 80 5l5 5s5 = IS
III - p. ~, and 30 IS M b3 - p n Conwal. ana
Ncwburg Montreal and canada East : Is a. m. . 10
y. m. Elegant sleeping ear, for Buhalo Nagara fas
Saratoaa specials al 80 a. m b3 - p m Paaior cars
or.tar II 30 q. train. Klaer,kill Hunter, 10
bart, Grand Hotel station and Phoenca. 80 ciou4'
all 80 =. b3 - p. m. ParlorcarS 70 Eranu no
tel aud Kaaersklli VIA Ihoonica 1Oi and II 80 n M
- ~ m trains and 10 40 for Hobart Srepngcar
on 30 N. SUNDAYS only, FOR Grand Hotel and rho.
ali 80 a. M b3 Is p m Pororcars 10 Catskill or these
trains. aifholiday special Is Saturday only Tor
Kaatcrsklll, Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel station and
Phocnca Parlo TO Grand Hotel STATEN ana ihoehi'
eta. A. b. G. Leaves BrOoklyn. Via Brooklyn Ann'A
Go aio 30 m and 90 p p Jcr;sy cry T. ,tHI y
Monniln ght line so sleeping car to Grand oe,
station Sundays only DAILY. EDaly except saturday Al
other trains daily except SUNDAY For tickets timetable
nror and sleeping accommodation or Information APP
Nv oNccs rooklyn 1913 Washington-st. I26 Futonst
Annex oaice foot Of Fulton.st New-York city 0d3
"a West l2Gth-st ard West short stations foot OF Wcs
2"d :, and loot OF Jav.st. North River g. +. LAM.
pERT General Passenger Agent Nandcrbilt-aVe. New
York
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7 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASsENGEH TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
Dc-brossc. SIS ~ follows;
A. n. Tor Geneva. Lyons Elmra, Rochester, Buffalo
and the and principal local points Chair car "
I,yons and Pullman car Co. Suspension Brldee .,u.,
20 .. m. Tor Mauch thunh ana nt'tmedlete points
II M for and Is. Junction and intermediate points
O'ii' ~ m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points;
Chair car 10 TunkhannOck. connection 70 Reading anp
40 W. m for Flmra and principal intermediate points
Chair car 10 Wke-OlFre ana Fumah sleeper 70 Suspeh'
S'O' g p ~ for Naach Chunk and Intermediate points
''ii IN n m Tor Nauch CHUNK and Intermediate points
Connection 10 Reading and lIarrisburg ~ .-,.
D. ~. for Geneva. Lyons. tlinlra foch Stcr 8uualo
and The West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
" Train. leaving at a. m II m. 1 p. m. and 40
D. m for all points In Mahanoy AMI arleton coal
regions c,.xn,yrp,,vc
4 IN for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
points. and II m FOR Shenandoah anu intern.edato
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
D. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester Buiialo
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Office. 235 Broadway
" EW-lORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
RED nANK, 1875 HE&TGT, OCEAN e. qFo SNt AND
AND POINT PLEASANT.
Time table in effect June - 500 Trains leave New.
YORK foot lihrrty.>t 90 Is 10 press 10 Is.
II Is a. M | 30. = 80. 80 leNprcssl 20, 80 (eX;
pr">,l. 30 express. 6:lO y. M. Sundays. 100 300
j. From fSo Cor,land and pe,brosscs..es, $50. 7io.
0:lO a. M j. noon 30 10 cNprcssl 40 cypress.
G aTp s5 % 5i5 mo- 'NR5e S ~ ~ H. SUI"
SUNDAY Trains do not stop at ocean Grove and Asbury
ri'FUs BIoDGETT, J. r. WOOD. .,
II. y. BALDWIN. Gen'l Pass. Agent G. Il Il OF " -
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Proposals.
ID ROpOSALS FOR CLEANING ALLEYS in

ID ROPOSALS FOR CLEANING ALLEYS in
the elite, Of Washington and Georgetown ID. C-Ofice
Of the Commissioners, d. C., Washington June %, 1880
sealed proposals VIII be- received at this once until l.
O'clock n. ON Monday, July = 1890, for sweeping
spnkling and cleaning the paved alleyways in the Dis
trlct ~ Columbia. separate bids will be- received for
cleaning unpvrd alleys. BlanA forms 81 proposals and
De obtained this office upon application
therefor together with all necessary information. and bids
upon these forms viii alone be considered. The right Is
r..rryd 10 reject and all bids parts OF bids j. W.
DOT't;TAS L.. Il. HlNE, IL. NJ. ROBERT Commissioners,
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WHEAT NO. 2.

Cash quotations were as follows Flour dull and un'
changed No spring wheat sore No 3 spring wheat.
SIC Tor poor No. Red, sG:c 20. : corn Sic 70
raxsccd ~ 81 prime Timothy se. u 80 mess pork per
mi az % lard per 100 Il. f;djQS5 OIL short ribs.
Sd loose s5ds5 OS dry std shoulder tboN,d).
IS 2Od45 IS short clear sides bNci - 35di5 40 whs-
kew dstcrs' finished goods gal. u o. sugars uh'
changed No. white oats. 29'dSOc; No white oats.
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y NITUNNTIN ] Vh III 'TDI4NN, Nts-I1VpOI
/ ouart'rra,t'r's Once, David'N island. y. Y; IL,
.ulv l. lsGO.-Staled proposals. In tripcate viii be-
received until II 30 a M WEDNESDAY. July 30;
$500 opened Immediately thereafter for supplying and
ltting up Bith-tubr Wacrc1sot, and Urnas In base
mrnt " 1858 Brick Barack at this place Plans; specl
Instruct TO bidders and blank forms
Of proposals will be furnished to bidders application 70
this Office The right " reject any or al ni1S IL cseNcu
10 the United Captain J. McE HYDE, Assstart
Quartermaster U. s. Army. Depot Quartermastsr.
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financial.
KNICKERBOCKER
TRUST COMPANY.

234 FIFTH AVE, cor. 27TH ST.
Branch Office - Wall.~t. and Nassau; .t,o a n
.mann, Of Dcpo.it. ........ 49,. s32O0, 900
~ DISIGS Mid LtGAL DEPOSITORY.
Act a. Executor OF AdmniNtstor Of Esiac~t ana a.
Guardian Recover, Reg,tgar Transfer ana Financial
Agent for State. Cite. Towns. Railroads ana ouef
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Bismarck's Candid Doctor.

Professor Schwenninger owes his post
as the permanent doctor Of Prince Bis
marck to his extremely frank fidelity. He
is a second Abernethy in the brusqueness
with which he treats his patients. The
great statesman was plagued for years by
his incurable nervous excitement and his
ever-recurring gout, though it permitted
him to cat well, drink well, work prodi-
giously smoke amazingly. No doctor
could help him until he had the good
fortune to get into the hands of the Ba-
varian Prof ssor, the only man, it is said,
who has ever had power enough over
Bismarck to compel him to obey. AT his
first visit DR.. Schwenninger found the
patient in his gloomiest and most hope
less mood The physician began to cat
echise the Chansellor about his past life.
"That is no matter of yours" said Bis
marck, ~ want you to deal with my
present condition. " "If that is the case, u
said the bold Bavarian, "you had better
send for cattle doctor; he would not be
in the habit of putting questions to his
patients" Hetook up his hat and made
for the door, but Bismarck, suddenly
laughing in the mids of his groanings,
laid hold of the independent doctor and
said, 81 believe, after all, you are my
man, He has never lost faith in that
doctor from that day till now New
York Telegram.