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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

SLOW %4 NoA; 5S & m
Rather quiet but held tim sttained ii 40 GOOD do
- @as r. q T. - d 3d. g. ~ q g. .s Is
d. olIssrhere slow all departments
eay While prices showed TO material change Cot;
low low $5s csegaSat ceyioa sE1 cocaiR.. ~
ga Wc SO s o Sss 5d tPs sow
Menhalen. crude, 2od2i &c lignt pressed, 26c ;
GIeaehed ain.eT s5c speT@' crude 5saS5c
%S "P Sit1d ' sTa @s Wasa
SsaSd Se DO fsq G5h dc pr a:n y9
ter, ooa62c Ked Elain. 81 fssc saponined per
10 owe. Italian s2c Palm, choice Lagos 5'@Oc;
OCEAN lFREIGIITS-The market in general was ex.
Soi d and rather weak STAN grain frcghi' are
Too s coS o 800 9u e er az o a. b
glain on p. PETe6LEft'M CMNErEEsI British
crude &Ssrasa bark S Bea'res hence G to Alex
Anlei@etts oscams Phiadcpta to port in Italy,
.,oi1 NJ, yISI6Ss foTkwas rather more active,
stcsd. aad unehanrtd prices Sales 400 bbls Mess pri-
az aoasls 80; FANNY Mess si@ :5a$I2 80 EStra Prime
aSs M in to- M ana quiet LILY E EYE
as5 Family a. 5OG1s % Packet s54o7 so Plate 80 50
herr AZ sis; at the We,t sI7..'.,.CUr MEGTs-fiimy
R5 ss n es e Ga r af o s loose 80 GSN
5sc; or w -t.rn meats, sales 100 is Picked Hams rs
Picked bellies quoted at Sac Tor IL II average. Sc
Fl 10 Pss &c m dSGil de- SsG do 66
Weak ana lower At Chicago. Short RIBS, september,
sold at D. 100 Zoe October 1.5odj55c; January. 1904
5!jc ..-..D DRESSED HOGS-One.cd lover on Increased
F f meg rate GieHd SGg 70 5lcssa ' TO-
day frrcr arrivals Of soEs aud the weakness
Options broke 6 points but closed little stesder
a mod business or a." sales, $50 to-. o zoe
City steam I'm fair demand sales 200 5Sjc Sep
TENDER closed at Gjc; sales. 800 tcs G4lGG.47c DE-
tober closed SOC; sales. 900 tcs 6.G0c November
closed re bid sales 80 tcs 673c Dccombcr closed
csc sales. 500 tcs es5a6s7c; January closed a;
quoted at 0.2jo6.3Oc; South America, 7.3Oc........
ItTTEi- Rules very firm. particularly fancy, with
light receipts and stroGg adyccs from The Wc,t. De-
& fancy 29.2ic oo STATE Good and rSco oco .
ls'ec; Elrla CicaW,oery' fancy nominal Western
ar to qool lldlic state Dairy haIt nTins. tgb. or
Ioitauon Crclgery. choice. 12ai4e good 100
HG9I,c: fair. 7.HS2c western Fac Org, June. nikns
fancy lie do tubs. i0cc nr-ts. 3@diOc seconds. "A
pc thirds 7d7i2c. CUEESE-1lcre quiet
MARKET today hit prices ruled steady. STATE full
cream fancy colorcd. 7l,G77-c: Do white. 7Nc; do
rnc 7ha5a.c; good T. prime. 6%dG''c common T. far
rhoce full skins l'?02ic; western 1a., 5tGc t,iGS
In Hight rrcop, and firmly held. STATE and Penn
sylyana. IRISH. l9rd-0r canadian. fresh 100 do. fa!r
rood raise western. fnc nc fair 70 choice, lOl2
Nl9c; do inferior. I'm cases, S2It
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Demand active but at lower prices for GTassers Butter
F Fdn h anS cse WE'RE %r soSa a.
rassers and Butteks sod at Per ~ TOW Soiss
at 81 E3sf sn or g sfs. ''ss 's. 'A".s
ssles-iiaenbsek Hollis II Yesring 900 ga 'e =:
a IS 5 a. s. do d. So s5o ~ at IS 5o IS d. 2ss
Y S d. 08 % % d. T. At d. lSd q
o. p oH Dewey: 81 Buttermlk Calves 1877 ~ =
Be- S DO ~ al d. &c ia Sea al 2ss 70 d. Do iiib e
e. SIS f. s st & 9. G.T ss 'so lsa
$50 N at f Mine no. lS ycss a! sGs n at she do $50 n
SS 90 x d ~ Co. At I. yss S2 1ts
do 'g aio r. as s. 10 led Calves $50 b. do
Vtss ~ y h. at S 81 Do $50 N, at Tie 20 do 1875 n
ire % DO l,s s5 az rs csiyo, 1853 n at s.c Is fed
do a5s Sqf r.. at 4c state vcas 1872 n at 6iac
SHEEP AND 90 sa al 81 'ss
carloads al Hoboke latter sonssned direct sasS2
we" sIe il moderate e e per- @p aos &a dna
% sos isYS sod BY the straight carload at 90
~ but number Of small lots brought ''ac ana IL"
III dead market opened fairly steady but dressed Lambs
ve%4Gnsd G dsd civ aycr r. pf los 81
S g B. l a. 49, 49, 81 Ing k e. d. d.
s a. 25s DO " 81 ~ At 5c IL Ga r at +, Gs
az 5 i%e'9 s. 6 Ohio DO 0 s. At 53S
a do, = n, at So per 100 NJ % Kentucky DO i'0
j" a. y Pdcock Sons PA State Lambs, IS n at 5sc
S SS do 90 90 Ss a. sS 81 West yfsa a
Gle II State Sheep 80 N, at DC; Ewes 10 d. al f2o'
10 Bucks liz n, at 32c. -, =, - -. sno. On,
DO ia, h. at 72c 1916 state Do 90 n At !Ss ISdis aI
d. iOS n, at 5sc; 40 Western do OIL u, at otc' l'f
up s. Kase: IL Jersey Lambs. 81 ~, at &c; 4 Jersey
Ewes SIS n. at 5e 1l5 Buffalo Sheep 90 d. a. oSo' ~"
d. IS N, at - 40. - - ,-,-,, ,.xh. all n
at g. i f ia EeSu cG DOS is' s sets' e s
Sheep "A N. 42c 1914 do, "a H. at Size $50 do' 'aS
D. isr,ipaton il state Sheep Il ~ at 60 SO s' ae
6s H. tt 81 e2 70 DO 60 H. 81 Is q jersey CITY 80
Kentucky Sheep 103 n at ~ so: 1873 Kentucky LANDS
SO NJ al az IS 361 do, 500. n, at 81 %. "a %
Dllcnback e Dewey: III Pennsylvania Lambs, % m
at 81 20 State do 81 n, at 81 % is do 90 No. az ~ oo
40 do fS n az 81 rs IS do 662 n at 80. ~.
Hallenbeck e Hollis II state Sheep, IOo ~ q. s''
900 state Lambs 70 H. at 81 so 81 do II ~ at 81 % 80
Hume Mullen: state Sheep. lo5 n, at - 30; II
Newton & Calett 122 Kentucky Lambs, OH n, at &c
IN Jvdd ( Buckncham ~ State Lambs, rs ~ at 7sc;
90 Do G5 n at &c; State Sheep 81 n, at DC; BUCK
100 ~ at &c.
noes Receipts. COL carloads Of S,7f1 head-31 car.
,oods ct toth-sa carloads AZ CITY About
"a head Tor sale. Weak at - 25aS4 So per 100 n.
~ Saes-Tudd & Buckingham 80 State Hogs 2l2 n aver
ace at "a 80 per 100 n do. $50 n, at SO so.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

% ;Sa. q f sssG
at SSNF1 oot lD al for East%aSs company witt So
exception Of one srosd 10 car0sas at and VS.
carloads at Jersey cry be sold The very Light
advance 5c Mondays prices and the yards were
cleared early. No Texans offered Common os5cholce
picked Bulocks, averaging lGii n, brought s. % Ine
lot Of Cattle on the market wa bought 3y waiter
50 10, and D. Mcpherson Co. weighed up besides
" various parties carloads OF Steers, for which the
figures paid ranged from 81 10 to So exclusive Of head
by Julius GOodby s5 25 Bulls sold at 81 70
az 10; dry Cows at 81 5Ods2 20 and State oxen az
beef ruled firm to-day yesterdays quotations
Choice native steers sold readily at 7i inc prophecy u
the possibility OF lower prices within he next fory-egh
Latest European advces indicate dull demand for both
beef and live barely sustained quotations. which
Gid for Reiterated beef and 'd5d for American
The with 435 cattle he City OF Chicago
and Grmanic with 5000 quarters q beef and IL vas prob
mead previously reported. The Critic with 45j head is
booked to sail THURSDAY. ,, e 5000 . 1900. -.
st g IS do 1852 's q g % do li1 b. at s. IS
Newton GiiIett is Indiana Steers. 1878 N. at 81 05 ;
Il do. 1853 n. at 81 SO; ! DO 1910 n at 81
IL do 1928 ~ al ~ TO- II do. l24o n at "a TO- II d.
d. 6 aaaa Is e' DO h9 nSa e - DO d. snfe
iacnbscS 'SS HONS Bulls $50 g. at 81 go g. d.
Hume & Mullen: Bull. 1910 n. at 80: do 1870 H.
MIi.CH COws-Eeceipts 1913 head abou: half Of which
The ruled firm at S29as5O Der head for ordinary
SscS~Iallcnbeck & Hollis 81 Cows $50 to s45 per
Xmos Miller: ! Cows, at $50 to $45 each
sander; Go|3 S Sna Ca.yCs La. DO 10, ,o,,
CNLYEs-Receips 2.lO7 head OF which PA direct
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hhds and 1862 bags Museoyado 80 test sc 4sst 6ags
Centrifugal 9J test sac; 100 bags do. 96 test c. ana t.
3c Phlladeiphia l2 600 bags do. and f. Boston, 5Hc
COS bags Molass.s grade. 50 test 4a4 1916 Ear re-
filming quoted Centrifugal 90 test sac. do and
Gle. $50. REIN ED-Aet!ve and higher. Crushed
1l-1Gc Cut Loaf. IL 16c Cubes. Gi4c; Powdered
che formulated. Che Mould "a" 36c Confectioncrs
- !" Lice standard "a" 57sc; on "a" $500 i,loe
Bloc ..Cn Lice: yellow, l3.l5d+ 15-1dc.
STEARINE-Lard dull. Choice quoted At 7540Sc. In
hhds and cs Oeomargaine in fair request further
advance. Sales. 100000 n city. Sac.
TALLOW-More active and stronger. Prime City. at
41ic. Sales. $50 hhds 4c. and 100000 N out OF town.
private terms.
TEA-Salcs TODAY by auction. 1885 Dkgs as follows
Moyme-Hyson i2dl6c; Young Hyson. 122e Csc; I'm
powder. 15a23c JapanPan fired. 172a2hc: Basket Do
oIonGe PekOe lsha22c; Qpons FormOsa. l5dsSc; Annoy
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Females.
a. MRS. L. SEELY,
formerly Miss L. Campbeli.l
10 WEST 22D-ST.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements will be
dismissed from Office and Forfeit all claim
70 fee paid.
0S WEST 22p-ST.
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FLOUR AND MEAI-FLOUE-The market retains the
lattcfy and further slight
advance WAS made reserved offerings fair d.
msnd. The high prices, however serve 10 cnccE the
plt trade while !obDcls fsoC buyers high grades,
Low Extra at S}c IS 60; 4iCO Dbls Cty MAJ - 30
and pNes for The West lndcs 1850 bbls
Minnesota Extra at 1890; lOiOO Dds Winter Wheat
sjQ - bbls Supfl me al - 00 ~ 30 400 bbls
Fine 40 " lJQS2 90. Quotations Cty Mil Extra, West
Indies - elGs4 90 ana 1ew pX, % 10 Patents - 50
40 90 Low tNti. S0G - % Iivri MaI low grades,
Patents ordinary % cnoice o50 - 90 fancy 80 656
SO IS Minnesota spring wheat low extra, ga 50 go clear.
to fancy ~ 5Cds5 So Patents ordinary TO choice 81 9oq
-. 81 fancy do 70; SuIelhnc, spring winter
~ 50ds3 So rinc ~ 150s2 50. Market closed linn.
SOUTHERN FLOUK-Made a further slight adv SHce, with
,nodtato trade. sales loo bbls shipping Grades At
30 ~ TO Trade Family Extra, b3 15N TO- Patents,
- 0Oasj IS RYE FLOUK-Suonser ana more active.
rIncs. fancy % 10 ..... COENMEAL-In fair REQUEST
Yellow Western quoted ~ oCG - 10, and Il and wine
GRAIN WiEAT-Ihc option market less
excited TO-DAY at period prices ruled fully lAd
2rc higher but before .he close OF me session consider
able portion the advance was lost IN the early dealings
br bus were favored bV variety Of Influences
most imporan factor the unfdNOabc from the
Nolhwest AdNccs from North DakO.a to the effect
there a rponing Of the
scarcity 81 fancy stock in several sections. Another Dis
patch declared that the south Dakota Board made
estimates In addition this the cables strong and
higher with unsettled weather in the United kingdom.
strength was the seab0aTd cleaaaccs upward OF
27 600 bush and nOur together being
longs both and at the West leading decided
hoax 'gradstrec: reports decrease 20 OGO bush for
the week available stocks cas- ~ the Rookie. sep
tnb,r was relatively stronger than OPTIONS becau4,
II or and subsequently, droppd O. - Oii. which
there wa quick rally to II 0s onlv react aud close
~ :: OF after which O7'2 closing how.
ever at 81 OCH Nav which opened at Fl o sold down
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary


Ordinary ...... 8 SIG Low Middllng ....-10L
Strict Ordinary @ 1916 Middng 49,. ii 0.lG
Options There unsettled market to-day, with
far degree Of activity Al the outset all months de-
clEcd points after which there was further drop Of
10 point. on August and sac points later delvefes
considerable "On2' selling. But in
fecer buying orders from the S3uh,
and led a general recovery closing nrn, August
point other deliveries 2Gi points lower. The early
weakness ascrbcd mainly ~ lower Liverpool adVices
and continued arrival, here the crop sde. The
decline I'm sUot had some effect Sales 10 500 bales
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xVAsHING and IRONING, or HOUSE.
w CLFANING.-By respectable womant
to 20 out by the day. 927 I0th-ave..
ground floor.
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DRESS i!llkinI.

nEFSSMAKEK.- Thoroughly coup.feit A.
~ long eNUrrIcnte. by CaF DO fatIli.~
rolnOdc.. stylish draper. PHIfr.i u'i.r
term, rea~1rtil" references uhrAcrpiiYl.
able Addr.s, bv letter Mi. JOHN
= ONE. l67 last lo5tnSt-
~ -...n .t.-.- r0r DIV; Hnr lt'"f
~ ard draper. fl. ngrhn compel 'lt.
Box 20. lOl West i-9.-t
Az ANTFD ~ tao ln dtc-sn,Rng by
w COMPETENT -rpnI-tr,t- BIO HIo.I..fu or
Nrw.Y0fF. AtdI, y NIft'LL, -
Ior4l mon.,t.. Broo.lyn. Ron 20
ykrANILD.. ia1Ir, OF u..--'-. g" an 80
w your hoUe, flr beet -f. %. ~ drc--
cutting in Tho cllv. Addfc-7 Mlnc. d..
NOREST. iJ3 ttL-aNc.
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0ll9rslIartnu6

A iINTS SOLID Mrclage Pnrl' +;
n cncoys Uiu liquid Lo.. cont' n.'.tt
a!hal, lady BE- poke nI -ttcuri pItns-
torn mOa"r without stIp. ,1n.llr a-d
terms d. NAL. Zoe. 4. e.. 80 Ll.I4.>. 81 -
AID Chestnut &c., Philadelphia.
An. SCi.STIfiC hor-r BORING wItuout
n Tire cruelty o. hrliret o.. ~. i'ih nt
~. 1oi. Aug. .. l-~,. l- open for ini"ll-
gent iiif'-tNrut. hur,rsho lIF hoo eur"
sad Gr.NIa- made 10 lDiiei. Law.
ScHWAtB - fronhn.st.. NOVEL, orN.
ENTLLIIN wishing O. dispose Of tLr.r
VI ltft-01 clothin. at FAR value VII
please call on Co., 1dd $50
EDWARD MILLER. 90 oti-aye.
- ENoIOAs.. la. . sold .c-s seamen
I widows not before IN: ia a." p.i-
ions increased. veteran Attorney coz X
LING. l-3 RrDadw1Y evenings. 400 West
a3G-st. also branch Washington.
Il rBi.EIIA~ recovered canes repaired T;
l. paia-0l, o. match suit. i".ia|.l'. cod
Nnd silver handle, repaired. "AitiitlLS,
- 6th-av~.
NNANTED. Competent and rc'iab'e p1itie'
w to manufacture aud sell tooK' Rotary
Ash s,ift'r on royalty IN tho Eastern, W'7i.
crn, Northern and Southern state. send
for q cular. l.. "a. COOK, S2I Grsnd-uve.,
brooklyn, y. Y.
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domestic 6ituatiuns n)anteo

Malea
II SEFG L-MAN.-By an American; for
~ farm, garden. milking, aud used 70
al kinds OF general farm work: cattle,
driving. &c. for low wages f. steady,
temperate, obllgng has good references At
the. HOME BUREAU, 1873 0th-ave., near
l0th.st
NOUNG man wants situption With board
and SO or t20 month best reference.
4. Y. h., 81 East 23d-st.
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i1omcshe 5ituanJn5 WINteo

Males.
4 YOUNG MAN. French. wishes sltGa
a ton "A, ntitsr Ia priN1t' boar aug
aousc. FREDERICK BONllOMM' IL
Wc-t 26th-st.
4 RESPECTABLE German American Oh
"A ~ Wi-hr, situation IN prita,f ltnlF
10 make himself u,rfcl about the hou.e. N'.
Nddrc.. +. NJ. BoN -. Tribune Uptown
OGlcr 23S Broliwsr.
nITTI.FH Ficnchmoa thoroughly cor
% Meant an. reliable ely or country !
INcclIcnt rcf,r,nc.- Address T.. 8, care OF
H. Bert. COS Gth-aye.
ID UTLER.-By single young man. IA
ID private family; single HANGER ,,ie
references country preferred III ILHti''
700 3d-aVs., upper nat. --.
ID uTLER snd COOK .-By thoroughly com
ID pctent couple ffst-cisss iriefeheeS' u
w, 20 Pope.st., Newport L. l.
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bnslncss Chances

CASn REGISTER.-Csn be manu.act-
~ urcd cheap aud showy; good for ad.
Nertisins medium patent iJy sale Address
REGi STEER. ~ Ontarlo.st CohOrs y. Y.
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xa,,yTfCSS. Two young American gills
" for sumnpr hOtc, o. private family;
,ompetent. obliglng best references. with
NS-i r,NT.LR ~ Nfth.aNf.
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xxrAsu and IRON, or HOUsECLEAN.
w ING-By Young woman, To 20 out
nv the day; best reference. 4l3 West
p.,bst ION floor. back.
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runra OGnteo

Females
An EXPERIENCED and competent
n young LAZY cD-lra position a. 5tthot-
r,phor aud typewriter !. WHITE, 100
Wr1t 3bth--b
n, .l,4.NhtIING. dic,atIons.- work called
A Tor and delivered letters ana envelopes
, .ltton al $50 - 80 per 1000. Adirrss
tptET SIENOGKAPIitR 81 Chauhcey'
IT,. brooklyn.
~ tNTTD bS q Young lady 90 n"@l.
W uon in potable house. 3io w. l'th''t.
grUHNiTL RE slip coycr- cat ana f'ted
4 drr,.H.1llng plain sowing Eonc or Dy
The day. Mrs. HbllN. Az Wost ioth-st
4 ADY wishes "a 81. rll.hip on ncw-papcr:
II Addr,-, VERSATILE LITERARY
ABILITY" Tribune Uptown once LIS
broadway.
TWO Young girls would Ike any kinh
II vort n store or factory. COY LII
$50 West iJd--t.
nv NPf.WHirING. - Arcnitcct,' sLeclncn-
Hons, plays and manuscripts 0f every
description neatly copied terms ftAS"3ADt,.
Mos MARY HOLDEN. Room ili. Lihe0n
building, Union Squar'.
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flats 60 Get. HntIruishe0


ELATS 70 LET IN THE
I GORDON.
s9th.st., 9th.sve newly decorated steam
neat and al modern IMPROVEMENTS rent
from s35 10 $50 per month; rooms ana
bath. Inquire OF the owner. en premises.
HANDSOME stcamhrscd apartment, for
II select families rooms ana bath So 30
% $50 liberal terms. HENRY j. CARR
$50 9th-aye.. ncor 9l~t-7t.
THE LORING
20 West 74th-St. and Boulevard
Koomy light, well ventilated apartments
with steam heat, mirrors. open hr-ul1ree,
door service, &C., al reasonable rcnts; in
mediate occupancy or October l. J. J..
WHITAKER. 90 Llberty-st.
no LET.-A very handsome spartm at
4 in the DaihOu,ie. 40 ~ ~ Wet 9th
t.. between jth and 9Th ayes, overlooking
Central Park house absolutely hrcprOOf.
Apply to the Janltor
nv OGEIHER or separate two floors Ia
4 private housr, with owner; low 70
right party. li3 East 39ta-st
Brooklyn.
ITO LET.-First-class nsts o. the Heights,
j Brooklyn WillOw--t., near Peireppnt
rev building chOicc.t location s-yon rooms
and bath BEAUTIFULLY finished and Gccorat'd
In modern tyr STAN heat; complete in
every detail two minutes from Wall Suc't
ferry must 20 sccl 70 b. appreciated plicc-
from 800 10 $50 per annun. For igrtncr
particulars apply 10 CHAS. \. SLYMOC x
4 CO., POI Montsguc-.t., Brooklyn.
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for Salr.

Al REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 second
n hand wood and if0l wOsXihg machines
lily suarsnJ 81 ma. AlBert bought and *
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY, 39S Mad
lJn-st
IGOR SALK-Eoli.to0 de4S and 80. ,
j Csiigl.p A. lO,A ln prime condition Ad-
dsc.- J.. NJ. =. BoA .. Iibrne ohicc.
NOR SALE.-P.anos: lnc.toacd rose
4 wood, l-3 octave, uWleht' n,afly V
also "A nI5t-cla-s SQuJr- pi no. cheap 1f1
ST. Marx Pace b.tWern 81 ana 1Lh aN'h.,
frame house. BrOoAlyn.
lVISH FIXTURES for sale. Sou,hwcst
L corner 1Olrt-st. and lOth-aNe.
ErOt SAIL Oh E&CHANGE.-Fifst-
pumps, balance NV heels, st.oKr PIP
y AN coils, improved crate D.rs ne" ana
Old wogl, urmnlily executed. tcdress o. ap.
.Ily LESLIE IRON WOKhs, Greene ana
Pearl sts.. jersey City.
I 25.HORSE.POWEH to1er compete, Win
,noAcstacH. &c; goa aa ncN. " l.
BON h sTILLMAN. @Ot-zlO East 4@d-St'
n CE-FOE S4LL-!CL.-By the cargo in
I vessels aud caualboato, ALSO ~ iotS
ior IN lyInrnt by rail- ~ interior pOHJ,.
GNOEGE n. JANEWAY, and Soonest.
I'd ST ! psf Last Partisan novelty fof, sale
u al the FIencn Library, 10 NcHI %'th'71.
rIN YPEWRITER. -Brand-new typewriter
Z Of best MAKE for sale AZ discount
Address PRINTER. 3jf 4th-aye.
SI,5OOOOO., ,al,l. f,so new or Ran.,
40 warranted. For catalogue address
ex.Mayor BEATTY. Washington. \. }.
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Gourtrp Real Gsiaie for Sale

AtrrN.N EDR MONICLAIR.--Dwe.ll
n a.id l'dlding sites for sale houses to
leo: furnished or UNFINISHED. TUBES g.
TAYLOR 3 Beckman-st., y. \.
At PELHAM MANOR-Uouses With
IL modern Improvements T. rent OF Tor SAFE
Apply l.. II. HI DSON, 2Jl Dth-aNe.
utJLRN ,Ottag" az NonH"Fs nearly
"A new. nuns ia tins bot manner VIII
every convenience OF city house pio. OF
land 3ON2OO; the property l. well situated
cOnN enaeut % railroad si1tOn ana can ~
bought Oh very easy term price tS,OVo.
Inquire Of BELLOWS & WARREN, rcal
estate. % Getty square iOnker-.
ID EAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. farms,
IL residences. +. c. WILSON. Pccks-
xii. y. y.
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Citr Real estate for Sale
@itp Gonsrs Go Get.

Two RFNT.-Vauable hotel property In
/ New-YOrk. situated IN business centre.
or a term Of years. Apply Il. C., Box
4, Tribune Omce.
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Eenl 0stlte N)Qnte0.

u ETWEEN GO;h and 9O,n SIS, sd and
- 5th ave-. or l3tn 80 4 lOth -
$500 20 $500 nor anHu'n. Address stating
particulars, RESPONSIBLE. p. o. Boz
,, 1870.
Va ANTED. For fan list, property for
w sale. rent eXchapgn registering free.
ADRIAN G.. HEGEMAN & CO..
1921 Broadway.
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Summons.

In the Justices Court in and for Pla.
eeryille Precinct, Boise county, State OF
Idaho.
W, A, Wade, NJ D., plaintiff, vs.. Andy
Caryan, defendant.
70 Andy Carvan, defendant.
In the name Of the people of the United
States IN the State of Idaho, you are here.
hy Notified that there is now on file in the
Justices Court of Paceryille precinct.
Boise county, State of Idaho, the com,
plant of w. A. Wade, NJ. D., who com.
plains that you are justly indebted to him
IN the sum Of Eighty-Two ($Sa SOY Dollars
and Fifty Cents for professional services
And you are hereby summoned to an.
pear before me at my office in said pre-.
eihct, county aforesaid on the a5th day of
september, A. ID. 1890, at 10 O'clock.
NJ To answer unto said complaint and
unless you appear and answer to said
complaint at the time herein specified
the plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for the sum of Eighty Two fSS2. 50l
Doilsrs aud Fifty Cents and costs.
10 the Sheriff or any Constable of said
county, greeting; Make legal service and
due return hereof.
tiyen under my hand this Esd dav of
August, y. ID. 1890
THOMAS II. Fault.
Jus'lcc OF the Peace cf said Precinct
Aug. a6-ws.
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Democratic State TIC ket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
BENJAMIN WILSON.
FOR CONGRESSMAN,
ALEXANDER MAYHEM.
FOR LIEUTENANT GovERNoR,
SAMUEL TAYLOR.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
- SHIRLEY.
FOR AUDITOR,
j. III. WICKERSHAM.
FOR ArroRNEY-GFNERAL,
r. z. JOHNSON.
FOR TREASURER,
TIMOTHY REAGAN.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INsrRuc-
TON,
KELLY.
FOR SUPREME JUDGES;
/. N. MAXWELL,
FRANK E. ENSIGN,
w, II. WEIR.
Third judicial District.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE,
A. NUGENT.
rnp ptcrpYep .rr~n.,r,,
q. q. STEVENSON.
Boise County Ticket.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
STEPHEN DEMPSEY.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
B. FL. SMITH,
e, w. JONES.
FOR SHERIFF.
J. A. LIPPlNCOTT.
Treasurer and Ex-Oliicio Public
administrators,
+. +. CHURCH.
Probate Judge and ex-Ofhcio Public
School Superintendent,
80 y. MCGEE.
Assessor and Tax Collector,
JOSIAH GAVE.
Clerk of the District Court and ex-
Ohioio Auditor and Recorder,
ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM.
County Commissioners,
LIST Dist, w. REEL,
I'd Dist-MARrIN CATHCART.
Sd Dist PRESLEY MOORE.
Surveyor,
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Send IN your orders and aaue moaeu
ShAiNWALD BROS.
Notice,

,, In the Probate Court of the State OF
Carrigan, deceased. VI "'ohaei
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executor of the last will and testa
ment of Michael Carrigan, deces l ia d
The creditors OF, and ali persons ~; ~
claims against the said deceased ''t ~ ~ ~. :
hlolt them, with the necessary yoncba 81
within ten months after the first nn Itsi ;
ton OF this notice, to the said exefnt o,.'a' a,
his residence, in Garden valley - d. ~
county, State of idaho ooise
THOMAS CARDIGAN
Executor of the last win and Tas,a.
OF Michael Carrigan, deceased. "'''' =
Dated July 81, Iay0-w4
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CHAS. MAN
Chm Board Co. CONS.
ATTEST, WV. WARNER, Clerk.
The Democratic Convention strikes
SnaG.
Statesman.

Statesman.
The Democratic Convention struck
snag the first thing. 1t is the same
old snag. Sam Rich, brother of Joe
and son of the mated polygamist and
apestate, General Rich, of Bear Lake
aud the Mormon Sheriff Of Bear Lake
Joe Jones, came as delegates, elect
ed by the Mormons.
Gentle Democrats, who are anti
Mormons and who were elected b,
anti Mormon Democrats, contest.
As the Democrats so loudly pro,
claim that ''the Mormon issue is dead. ;
and as the Mormons cannot possibly
vote, if the laws are maintained, and
as the Democrats insist that the laws
mus be maintained, one would think
that the Convention would at once
seat Messrs. Intoeh, Porter, Purtelle
and Healer, who are Democrats and
voters. Not so, however. The com
mittee on Credentials also refused to
seat either the Normons or the Cen
tiles, and have asked until to-day to
fla up trade with the brethren.
No doubt the bargain will be made
satisfactorily, aud to-day the Nor
mons will be kicked out with ap-
oisnse. It is very strange that there