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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

Chicago, July (Special-Thcre have been ind
cations for a week that the foreigners We're experiencing
the weather they much dread. rains at harvest lime
newspaper dispatch this morning pictured the stu4
lion a, much more serious than either the phra- =
"inccssart rains" or the word shovery~ woad ,ig
COST This cable described the fields as fairly afoat
said that hay was rJttiug and that wheat was rust
iug7 Tb- was sufficiently corrOrTtted bv other cir
cuu~tanon, considerably 10 excite both holder and
shorts some Of the Liverpool bids FOR wheat showed
an advance the bids received Monday of nearly
cents per bu-hcl. y large amount of fcur was
bnucnt for export AZ Minneapolis, at advance price
The result was a sharp advance in prices here extend
ing al one 10 nearly ! for the nearby op
lions and nearly cents for the distant options
over Monday. July wheat opened al - JS, sold Nd
fo p and closed al ~ i August 0unnCd a
80 3 - Sold - high - and closed at - Is cents,
september opened AZ a. SO, sold al - 81 and clos 4
az $50 pa - Ii cents. December opened - sold
between - "a and 90 81 and closed at so II cents,
There were free deliveries in the morning. possibly
900 900 bushels being delivered and possibly tn
were made because there unC..t Iinty a, 10
what the elevator rate would be In the future Before
IN, day over, however the impression was
rrut ON the floor that the elevator combine" had been
on storage rates. Cora was helped little 10y IN"
great strength Of wheat and by the fact that the July
liquidation was over. Oat~ followed the lead cf the
-, her grains Provisions We're more affected by the
biz July deliveries than anything else on the floor.
~ was estimated thar O.O00 barrels pork wer, de
vered the clique houses by the people who carried
Il last month July pork was bought freely hy
september - so. The clique operations were, o.
they always have been, mystfymg II looked rath".
As If the trend Of their trading concentrate their
holding in July. No other explanation possible
Of their purchase Of July at 90 and 80 over
the following month. Ribs and lard were steady ~
: 10 | = cents Monday. ON the curb September
wheat was 50.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, July Cotton firm; mlddling, 12isd12hc.
Flour s.oldv Howard street and Western super s2G
3 40 DO ,Ni.a - tp-f To- DO family, - lItTi -
city mills. NO brand, extra, - Goa 80 so winter wheat,
Uaut i5a9. 80: spring do 5jd55 90; do straight 80
d$f 30 do extra. siD+4 80. Wheat, southern active
new. warm a1G Inferior 1JdS0c garlicly and ou,i.
r@f~'ct 1r, -ood 1nd primo, ejG9lc; Putt. Sld9lc ;
L"'rberr, s.aI2c; 40 =. 9oi2c; steamer 30. rcd
So W.-tra strong so. . winter red. spot. July and
August S""tJitc; September, S.rs bid t0-.-~OL,l-
crn cr1r": white. l3di6r yellow IS: Western firm ::
m!Ntd pot ~ ilac July, 1l+aN 2ci August Al cO
il'-c; September i2di24c; steamer 36,c. Or.s fairly
active: migrated Southern and P'nus ylvaul 3 I3j c
do Wt~ten Whit 80 3ic DO mixed 33084c; graded No
white 3'I2c rye -i.ad'i choice. j5doG; prime. . 70
timothy 81 jo"ti2 %. Provisions steady; Mos pori
old. ~ Is: new. FI3 80: bulk meat, loose shoulders
&C. long car clear rib sides, &c; su2ar prki,d -houl.
1cc crude, &c. Butter lrm; creamery fancy. 15dIic
90 fair TO- choice 4c do imitation l0c &c iadie fancy
lc good 10 choice. SG0c; stor" packed, 0dNc. Eggs
quiet lti.a15c Coffee dun Rio cargoes. fair. l9i
refined l5"lihc" Whiskcv firm, good demand, 81 10.
Brnao, July I.-wheat-No. hard opened easy. with
salc, Of ca7oals at 932c; later price, ,anced
bush ,eiIlng at 93sc and at closing bush selling
az "1'r and 10000 bush, % arrive NJ 9JH95ac In 40
Northern 900 bush -0d carly nj 9-2c closed at 81 2c
10000 bush NO Northern sold ~ 90iac winter wheat
higher; cars No. rcd sold at 9g9ic closing 9cac
No. Whtr Michigan. ?2 lc track. Corn opened weak
ana lower nv closed nm - OUTSIDE prices No yellow
3s'l13J4c 80 yellow. 3d. dJS1,c: No. o 3S.G3,1tc
bush No white sold 33 da3'2r c.-ad at &c., In
store; cars No naked sold at 81 13-ac track
iyG Gul ana n"m3aL tlout IN fair demand hes; p,tent
spring, - iOai5 % best winter. - 59d&i GO. Mlfod
Spsly winter bran. tl2 % spring do. 81 % Canal
fTaiptS .tcadv; wheat $40, corn 3ic and 2occ
T. Now-Norhi lumbar to Alb1nv 81 90 b No.
bish corn, - 200 bush oats I3S COO bush: barley.
'3ooo hu.h ShipncntsBv canal WI at 100 600 bush
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Domestic Gitnn,luns i0arts0
Males

,-., .,..... '" 81" '.,.,,, a,a,,,,,.,
a tta,o,,,S GOOD p,,.. and rn,..,,.r 1.s
- r,,, r.f'r.,'rs ERFn ~, F,-
,,,-.r, I'D, 80 ,,-,IT,-p -, r,,ii-,r-5,,
y. '' - ~ '' ro,t mum ~ i.
~ as. 81 -'nf'' Nh''- - cohi.i, 1n j.
I ~, "a. I-1IroUI" ZOO '''o''''' '''''''' vi
+ oi''" ''' '"'''''
e. oAOHA.AN. ana ~ tl'.' c a. "' t'i
.' count pa'' h' u ''''' ,.il
f',''-''"i ''.'.D'ln Nn1, ~ vac
r'nn-". go d" tac horses pan ti.d'.'
Addres, If =. I1x lis. TRIBUNE ono.
-..,--.-- -
IoA' uNNN. gentleman tlNMt "n ~
y ""-- want, 7l-Ha'.on toF , hi- SoS,n
lr,i.. l,-- . oota clrrful. experienced city
and ..tt..rt dr. r,r. thoroughly -iulcI.tal d
car. q HORSES harness. CARRIAGE under
-..r.- -Il"ut,c. mii.ire "I.4le 90 b,
generally u-.fu! an hitnlN recommend
lim AtIn-~ STl.IN'N, Tribune ur''r.
C,D.tut,NN nv o. man VINO thoruuxntY
( understands DO. care ~ horses. carriages
ard ho.r.-.. hl- M highest reference,
IRON 3D. l-, empower. ~, driver city or
rouu'. -n' hoil.-t 1!d ouuI.us. N'l'
Oh. arg -- hi''" y ''' " e''
IOAOUfIAN ana GROOM ~ come
\ tu' u1u lDIa and satisfactory citY
81, Z r..r.. >ii.'k f,upDr1'r. ritf az cpuu-
FRI. -BG Nc-t Iitl-st'. 81 f,H..
..-,,,, ..,..,.V n, i-.-ll-b-
' VA, r,,-i,t ~, N.!eht. cam t,Ae
charge %. royl tni-t, 'arla- ana n ,.,
i.-- ."" ~ ''"''''
'pI'' o.. g.. '' W ~. i'.'
HttII.fAN o.. Fr-Ii-Iuiu. utrriN # ..
! I..., I'll, ,uu..,t.ut a. ear. gpr and
r,.JI r..r"i,-s f.ri,o.:. tinMr 10 go any
uora ,'t:,-' d"-i.'d. inquire tuLLIIE,
.2~ W. -}9 .-f.
<,.,rt.,,x ~, , -i9rI. youu" MN.
I understands bi- lusu.-> 90 VERY Pc,
oi jadl - 'i i'i''. ~ 20 .'' ''
n,A.uNAN ,r ,,EulN ~IABLlMNN
I os WAS .E.-h' married lightweight;
COOS city r'T'4c. ~ or c ,,d -S com
rs prrlr.i'u. Apply VI. ID. ~" W "-' .,..
..rt,t,N t p,,t,.f,nf Young
Wv ,.,,' r.o,o,..v understand
-. ,i,-'u't-. rr,t-rla,- references. ,lt, or
oountN 'iu 'F ad'r'7' D. = ''V "'''
'-l--t.
I,o\CUNf\N. T~ETI I-NAN.-BN a.
int M ,U general work about gentleman :
,l,,. GOOD lrf renee. Call or address
tOILlIE. las W.-t 11d--t
nut,u,,AN-.Hy Freuchman. speak,
Y inc English: thorou !hiy understand,
the Ln,.u,,.. know. "a, care OF tine road
md c,-rJns, hoI.., harness and c1rillr'-
n 1o "N,cii,n, and uuqucetlousi rof.r-
.r'.- RON lat cn ploye'' Apply ''' ''"'
ave. -'.h' -"th g.
IOA,IHAN .Fil~f-ciu,, man. SINGLE ;
urt. r-taAcs his business CITY or couu-
r,y. .onp cont cts driver hr,i.clIs- ItY
and country ref r,nres. f.. !O2 w iOth-~t
,,,,,,, = ,-f.s, ,,.,.ti,, j. au o.
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poarn ano Rooms.


nI~iRABLE. airy room, 20 Jet. connect
~ Ing or siuRii. "a % nOof houseacrp-
lag. 81 Wet lith-.'.; janitor In basement.
NIlDISOS.AVE. lIj Second noor other
w large and small roou.s, with board :
Transient, taken.
"a Ic.. pleasant rooms. with board ladies'
y or Plltiemen reasonable prices. lGs
Lust midst.
S,tMNIK Is THE CITY Miller
- Hotel. 80 West -Gth. ST. COOL, clean,
central nfst.cla-- table. rooms, Win or
without boa. d table board.
ASHINGTON UlIGHTS. Small fIr.
W nl.n1d room = .rt, Win board TN
ave. north Of i73d-st.
tyrANTED-Tw or three children -
w balfd and care for. 2 pc. week IN
advance. Address r.. H., Box -. stamford,
conn.
- EAST 1fTU- ST.-NcW. Enplsnd lady
l > ia- sirabie rooms with board reason
able rates ior sumner months references
IsquiIcd-
.hrST.ST. . WEsT.-Nlcoiy furnished,
II cool rooms. near 5th-a,".. excellent
tablr; visitor, o. city accommodated refer
cuccs.
noD-SI- iGS WEST.--llandsonely fur.
" ni~hcd large and small rooms superior
board Transient boardeis.
- STSr. IA WEsr. near Broadway.
4 F1egant rooir-; frstc'a-s board !;
-.iaI4.r Ir.co.: transient or permanent.
.c1Ii.>I.. IIs Squar. room. with
40 hoard fof Two. 30 hail room -.
-,rH ST.. go wEST.-Parlor floor, with
~ bard ,cpaiat' or en- suite.
80 NADI>ON.AVF.- DO lrblc rooms,
1o| with board pc'mapent or tran-lont.
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Gli5telinucoas

A LBERT q. srESCER, 80 Gh-aNc.
"A between i7ti ana lstn -.-.-t mbrD.Iis,
ia raso,-. cameo mad" TO Orlcr, recovered
and repaired prompt and rrl,0ic.
10 COkS-lica 1qu1rt" p ior buying and
ID -rlln2 second -hand h"'..- 0i d.i Itn.. A,
large discounts o. new cooks llt"Ina cnII
Incvciopcda. good IS rev. at 50. III
fTK~ON BOOK MAtklI l.3 ". lot l-s..
MONT DRlSK dirty Wl'cr.-ttoG M
- Health from drrklne impure wattr.
Gtt the Best ami Cheapest " iaibi' - r.
Cleansing Water Enter Nickel Plated.
flLs any faU"s. Mailed ~. for 30 e..
II. SEED. - tcntsr-st.
ENTLEuEN wishing 10 dispo~' u thrlt
VI icft.oa clothing at TAR NaluO VIII
please call Oh OF ADDE'S
EDWARD MILLER, GO Gth.aye.
UMBRELLAS recovered canes rcptraG
4 para-ols to match -ul.- specialize 90 Il
and silver handles repaired. GAItIIiLI.'.
o2i Gth-aNc.
m OoO CIRCULARS. 49,; LOO
IU,UVV card. ~ other printing low.
u. WEISS & CO.. So Park Row.
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o. go. Ia,ov h ra.s demand p..re city steady a.:
dcm'nd common Ntady at As I'D. iArd-s?os
aud july cay at 3vsi Aug IT, and sclt mber
cay a 3cs 3D. wheat 10 fair demand new so. .
winter u Idl - ina. Flour In fd ccudnG Com
Sro, n fair G.si?nd; future, in good demand: mixed
Western got and Jolly steady 3 G'2d Hops az
LonGon-Pacinc aet-fhere f., nothing Offering
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coTroN MANkETs-nY TELEGRArM.

LhoToHL July !. y. NTH" sales Of the day in.
cltd,d 900 bales hW' flcau
Iutlrr> closed firm: American, middiing, low mddlng
claus. ju,y delivery . >iGid 1G e5.6iI July and
gust delivery. 6 4l%idHG 25-6id: August delivery,
9G.GldDG .7Gid. August and september delivery.
oI..ifoG .jiid; N'crh. delivery StGidfd x56td
SIi'c.ner and October delivery. G36fdded; october
AMI No,cr h"r delivery. 5i6id buyers November and
D,r,il.,~ delivery. - 5--dN buyers December and
1,nua., d,ltcry 5l-6id buyer.
t,l,,.,on. July l-Cotton nominal; middlnc. 11itc;
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4 HENSON. SEQ SOL ard SOB OI.t...
~, Brooklyn. -iiorse owners paradise :
leu ,eI.ascs OF every description hau1.
n!a1e harness TOY al uurposc. vi aga aud
IVA1 esft', business and pot wSYoA>. and
.Ner! Ouef article pertaining 10 the horse /;
tiat Tie lowest. OIL"
pAiENf SpRINKLIEG TRUCKS at PC.
~ ti- aG4 easy Inns "
WESTERFlELD 6 son P,..atc.., and
MAKERS. - Princes. s. r.
WANTED. Hor., ~ l3.iu... GOOD
w cras- and COOL care. terms JASON.
-. Do y i.r.rre~. Aldre-, VI
WILSON. Whit" Pains. y. y
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flats GO Get, ilntnrnisheo

FLATS TO LET ~ THE
L GORDON,
s9th-st. 9th-ave newly decorated steam
heat and al modern Improvements r'nt
rom So 70 $50 per month rooms ana
hath. Iuqu!r~ u M owner On promises.
-n tASI l2IST.SI-A very GeeIratle fiat
~ iu complete order: rear NJ. Morris
Flr.. . room. Apply % owner on The prem
fer- pf 10 TIE -IuffOr.
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OIL MARKETS.

oil City. Penn. July lNatonsl Transit certificates
opened 81: highest. 81 lowest Sc closed s67, saes,
26 600 bbls charters, ll74G bbis; shipments 1913 323
bhl> runs 1l9 $50 bbS
Pltt,burg. Penn. July 1.-PctrOloum dull but firm:
Transit certificates opened at SG;s closed AZ
SjTs: highest. 81; lowest. Ssh.
Bradford, Penn July National Transit certificates
opened at 50; closed at 81; highest 81; lowest Sc
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nlorh Wantc0.

d.t,.. ,.t ,.,-.,.'tIta A.dr...I
in P,yonii.l.t.. jcr.,y CIV.
,,vu,.,.T,. ,-,-i-,,.-,...,. ..,-...,5.. ,-..,-l.
IL an 'aparri.'nt ln church iu ta'> cI.y
reference, r,1.onIble t,r,f. Add =,
Ii.,TIIt Eo. +. T,ibun. OU.cr.
',.,. ~, d.. ' ,,...,. - ..1 ,.,,,, 80.
t. I'EI' Nj ''.,,.., Of r.IiaiIr l.,Ic heip
caa.tlif, elected AID sent UPON re-. iut Of
postal .,-d or t.lcl-,In at our oAqou-r city
farm hc.P q spoc9.t{: MhK, A. n
W';h.ne'on..t; , Bro1kii, .Lo minn''' from
-. ."-' '-'
I'lt 'NIIb Young r'h t'.d 'n4i ~
- hu-'n".- 'H,g'- nc," ava sH... "''t'
44'y i"''' ,'.,. ,.i.,n, -
ono. .s- H. rtWar.
,>,..,.,t. o., ono -,,,.. cor, 80 -.
! W.. l..' It one wa" can i' 10
al '" 'li anu 10 Hrpr 1D2 r...
,,a-,
-------
ENfiN 80 Ht 't1fy. N!t.
"a up1 n..nr'l. Hllrr-7 \. L.. b|N
q. I-bwr oa.. .
I'NGiNTLE "aur. Position in ho,'L la.-
t1i.f II ' n, 6r .a,. -''''' Do ''''
Dtutrr% nan want ligrt v,.tx. ta1S
!. 60. - ono nor-" a4a m.... , .a-,.. l-,-
III. ... pt.t preferred. -'fr's' ]. 20.
W 'ii..N. "' haii"N 80
I,l;TT 10 E,ipLoIrR-.- NAL hcln Of
aver, grade. r. r'-'ln''l" .irit-.
fac orr. - ho,.s, board N house and 'arra-.
,.rlu, ,,,,I "l' '''' IT,, .,r, nj a.. oY,
| c,r.p." Nt1EofGLITAN kGEHCY.
! cet U,.,twq.
/
! l. Az. NN-ir3, -. o.'
| -'f. ''"I' W.
! stand, p..,l, auH i.. .hn'.. good I'.'i
nv. -, ......,,.... co.
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,,,'. .,.'Iu..t. l9-o. a.l-r.,uD. ou
A., .u4 prn..-- and .n handling n,.u.
AIIr..- s. ~ IIhgr. OLE.
n.,-.rr .nIr..TD,t .-ct cfy
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Connirn Real Cstate for Sale

.rovrfy uONr At XEWBI-RG.ON.
HIUf.InSnx" Nld.rn My residerce.
-o.,.i,iior /, roors ani All city convent.
.IcsS wi,h about nine acres: gardeners
house. stable. barns, Sc. neSes>afy 10 4
cOupicte gentleman pmc', ul' iNvI ",H
the highlands OF the HUDSON, los"theF WIN
The inland views. combine y MAKE pI,t,u4f
ny. y Ih-; ','I u r&o pIII.IPS
az tIiS ~ rihup. Rui.d.ng.
y w =
4 STOCK JANN. about 200 .,4'S, noor
a Princeton. y. y Midway 1--WE ~ w
Railroad Cd ru ho 50 alsi l'th!er NO =
ard ample oHbu ian :. N!,i.0 PS p' ,S,i,e
and smng,,; i'GGyr ohlN sl22p, ~ p, n va" ,','
t.'I,... Ian
I.''.',.'''- ....--,. =. ~. a. ,-,-,.
hVHbS j EHri y ,i-,Jii,'n, Sffh ahoiit
~ O'~i5h' VoH',lINo IS.Ict, - ,,i,t III
= acres nous - go, ',rcenbnr...
NoItiIi H"il"' ie, 49,, ,,iu l.. aid low
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flats co Get, FURNISHED

WHOLE or PART OF FIAT all con
cation. 70 West JOth-st. % bell.
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IN AMERICA.

or ALL KINDS Ian T. Horse. Road;
sters, Irot.er,. saddle Horses. and
Workers.
A. W A.N nN HAND
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

corn 430 CTS bushels; oats 3o7 SCI bushels; total
grain. 2,@0l bushels four 13,267 barrels.
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Chicago July 1.-The leading futures ranged as follows
.

corn. 5000 bush rye 81, coo bush. BY rail Flour
1000 b5s wheat 1900 bush; CON- 1900 BUSH oats,
900 bush; rye. 5000 bush.
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fnrrlehc} Rooms

A NEATLY furnished pallor and BID
n room. also IoOuS To- lirht huusck"I
Ing. hot cold wat-r bath. -. 3Ol west
4cth-,t. call all week. SfI'' ~
H\VD~ONELY FrRNlSHED ROOMS,
ii wi.h % without board. Ik3 J.. o-d-sl'
ARGr. hard.onely Furnished room win
LIatlropu CONNECTING, overlooking Maui
.on square Park rcfo'mc'. 20 T.. 30 :.
%iOHTH GKAMEECY PARK, ~ EIst
y zI-t--t- handsomely f.rLl- med ro"ns
10 let breakfast given II d sired also PARK
privileges references.
SrrWI.Y furnished double and single
Y looms; references. 2fG West 4"d-st.
FAST 32D.aT Handsomely furnished
cool rooms trirslcnts accommodated :
.umwcr prices. ---....
n TH.>T.. 81 WEST.-Nery desirable
= pariors also other Pheasant rooms.
- EA~T uiH-Sr. ncYt -. Stcnhtn
u IIot"l D. irable furnished plilofS ;
also smaller rooms; tfansients dccohino'
dated; references.
>tST.s'r.. ~ WEST Handsomely fur
II nj hod room private hons. cv"r' con con
Senicnce; one block 70 l. station Hhtl"'
men
0rO WEST 3jTH-ST VIII rent beautl.
%IU ful furnished rooms, ca suit" of
singly, in private house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
gerG GSmand u Bacon IN r demand r95 5e ana IN h s1
a. nd American finest, white and cOlOrcd dun al
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ANYTHING 100 diamonds. watches. fine
a J'r'rt delivered Toy smal. cash pay
"A Mt, hl'anc- payable - vc,..y. cal or
ADDE'S UNION WATCH CO.. 2s3 Broad
vaV
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Real estate 10 Grchnnqe

THlRTY MILES IRON CITY.-House,
dock, lee, and mi property. 10 cx.
Snangc for fauh or tenant property. Box
o. Nianus. Conn
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Drrs5Mdklnq.

4 RIIS1IC drcs-making; imported fash.
~ Ions goods purchased II desired hobi
orders at short notice. Mrs. McELI.Of {,
81 East 9th-st., opposite Denning's.
IESSMAKER.-By an experienced cut.
~ ter, litter and designer OF ladies' ana
misses suits and wraps reference; engage.
ment by the day, 81. Address L., ] ,O92
9th-aVc.
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Citr Real CsIaic FOR Sale.

WEST SIDE lot. ape advancing buy
w hoIsc now and -1F. mYlc..
STEVENS. Jth-ayc.. cor. J3d..t
Brooklyn Real Estate.
EOR SALE One NJ rbo hist nlro.,,or.
hous' ih BROOKLYN for .l.. money. ali
Improvements. OWNrg @1- t.f -, 90
Brooklyn.
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L'HYGIENE POUR TOUS
LIE cholera alimentaire,

LIE cholera nest an fond qu'un
empolsonnemeut par des champl-
gnons. Les symphonies ct lie mecca.
nlsme de Tntoxication produite bar
la fansse oronge, par exemple. ne
different guere DIES pheuomenes ou1
resultent de Pabsorption du bacilIe
Invisible ct microscopique. Mails
les effets sont les memes, que vous
ayez mango une omelette aux bolets
venenenx GU que vous ayez bu
quelqnes >erres d'eau contenant
des virgules choleriques absorb
ton avec le champignon dune
substance toxique dams P~intestin.
vomlssements, diarrhees, crampes.
reimbursement general, etc.
Entire ces deux extremes. il
existes une foule dfautres empoi.
sonnements du m6mes symphonies
ct causes par Introduction dams
lie tube digestif d'aiiments avaries
on mobiles par le parasitisme de
diVerses especes de champignons.
*%La plus commune de ces
lntoxications est l'empoisonne
ment par les monies. Les accidents
sont ties v~ariables, depuis Ia
simple indigestion on eruption
generate d'uitieaire, jusau,aux
symtomes choleriques suivis de
mort rapide.
Les crustaces, homards, ecreyis-
ses, crevettes peuvent produire
DIES symphonies ACCOMPLISHMENTS
L'epidemie d'Amiens
ell 1877 est cflebre, plus de 800
families farent intoxiquees par des
ayariees.
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WARNING NOTICE.

WILL NOTIFY ALL HUNTERS.
Fishermen. Moss Pickers, Pedlars and
Iramrs. raught i'll the Golden Ranche and
Lake SIDE Plantations bordering on Bayou
aes Ailennands, six miles above the Temple
ana extending down to Harang's Canal, will
DE arrested and prosecuted t. the full extept
OF the Law. Done by the order of the Board
OF Directors OF the Golden Rancho Sugar ard
cattle Co. JOHN Il. GHEENS,
aug Z4-9o-ot President
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ONE arpent and one third front, by forty ar
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inBs thereon, consisting of a store, good
mousse, stable and yard, will be sold or rent.
ed at reasonable terms and conditions.
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Les conserves de homards sont
surtOut daueereuses il s'agit dams
cesc dune decomposition putride,
d'On resulte la formation des pro.
duits to%xiques. II peut Sc faire
qu'au moment on la b6ite de con-
serve est ouverte, le homard est
parfaitement %inoffensif; que la
boite reste ouverte vingt quatre
heures, ct lie homard inoffensif va
devenir IN poison p%arfois mortel.
L'exemple suivant est tres carac
teristique. Trois personnes man
gent a d6jeuner la moitie dune
boite de homards ayant bon aspect
ct bonnie odeur. Les meme per.
sonnes achevent Ia bolte au d6jeuner
du l%endemain.
Deux heures apes &c second
dejeuner. IN des conyives, le plus
Jeunr, age de dix holt ans. est
prls lie malalses, de v~OmisSementS
allmentaires, puts bilieuS, inces
SAINTS, dune diarrh6e profnse ct
%fIequente, de sueurs generates
wee reimbursement subit ct
complet des forces.
Une demi-henre apieS, les mGmes
accidents Sc produlsent chez la
mere du jeune homme avec ir1egu-
larite du pouls ct tendance syuco-
pale. LIE pere, eufn, est atteine
queiques inStants Plus tard, de
VOmlSsementS Semblables ct de
diarrhee avec uue intensit6 choieIi
forme.
Ancun ne monrut, du reste, ct au
bout de vingt,quatre henres tout
danger etait ecarte.
.S.Quei que soft lie poisson
conserve, d'ailleurs, saumon, sar.
dine, morue, les mtmes pheDomenes
toxiques ct choleriformes peuvent
.s'observer a la suite de certaines
alterations subies par la conserve.
Sc rappelle encore, sans doute,
discussions souleyees, ii ! a
ans, par la question de la
moTae rouge. On observe assez
sonvent, dams l'armee, de petites
epidemies de diarrhee consecutive
a Flngestlon de cttte morue ainsi
alteree.
La coloration rouge est due au
developpement dun champignon
mlcroscopique, lepenicillium roseam,
accompagne dune foule d'autres
batteries qui pnlIulent en- decompo-
SAINT la morue ct en- produisant des
substances toxiques.
Dams les tromages, receptacle
,rdinalre de batteries innombra.
oles, il peut Sc Developer aussi
les especes nni>ibies qni fabriquent
les substances dangereuses. En-
1883, plus de trois cents personpes
atteintes de symphonies
;holeriqnes, dams pEtat de Mlchi-
ian, apes avoir mango du frontage.
On isola de ce fromage un principe
oxique, la tyrotorine, gni admins.
rec aux animaux pruduisait les
nemes lhenon,enes.
On volt que les causes du cholera
.llmentaire ne manquent pas autour
lie nous. Nous pourrluns en- otter
'ieH d'autres sahs paller des fruits
t des BLOSSOMS glacfes mais nous
n avons dit asS,z pour montrer
JUL ne fault pas Sc hater de crIer
"a cholera chaque tots qu'on Sc
rouve Ell presence de symphonies
.hoieriturmes, \