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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

steamer Ixia Phnadephla to Cork Tor orders poo qts
private terms nIit.sh sa4eI ioke Theme Geo
"a extra. PETROLEUM CnARTERs- Batch ship
%"ri,,te terms: German bark senator iker hence o.
Rremen. 100 bhls naphtha. private terme MiSClf~
PtXTOU> CHARTERS-Hak James q. P,ndleton, Ho--
~ 10 Melbourne. general carAc, private terms. bark
irvi : Andrews. AIoiacheoia 70 Rostoa, ipmo,r. 50
i,gG to Mstanzas. emlticS on private
teTms Sro.nc" Fon n code Tos.r@ ~ - o @,t
coke - 80; schooner cyrus HAL: Brunswick e. ehy
s p'n %, 1lQ 'noae he1 nGh sdg C%Sa
S'r.ca BOSTON to London, A3 SEQ; Gc,'lsn brl ChaS
B,'" fc II Boston i5: british steafcT VjfgIa I,,ri
Roya To- Plymouth Rotterdam. bank F,iC J. Kay.
tence 90 Melbourne general car9O; schooner NelLc j.
prsmorc hence to lel randiua aud back with humber.
" Ft0vIsIoNs-PoRK-Ia,o Moderate ,recue< ana
tta Me. qo9;ed - 73asle q l; Gia p and
go Spgs s Gss w VEL 5 dS 50 E2tia
lfrine 81 $3.50 70. BEEF-Stesdy but cIct. Cit7
~ as Fstc 8 Sass IS Fah 9' 3 $3.50 g
Packet. bbl~ - sass - .....BEEF HlNS-Haye
W 9fs'4 aeSS at d5 NJ 'S
increased demand today while bellies tMed GnIl sale
$50. Piclled Bellies quoted at 51c Or l. y ayeIage
snd Sic for 10 n; Pched Hams. seSEe Smoeed DO.
MIDpLES-A r,ae bett9r AZ Chicago sh3g k''5 iann.
sy ' at pfsr FGT@siy hS c @-S and as
civ heavy to light; 1868 516c Pig; 5'sa5'4c,
points HIGHER. Speculation. however; was, very
Slow. Sgoot had Is. LITTLE better Ear, de s1ndr
E.ty caS S'g more active "a as5 tes $50 January
HIl,lb cloSod at e9c 3D. NAV closed $40 lid July
eo.,d 6,1ec bid Refined Continent ar,., quoted e.oo7
Geo,Sy fcene On Strictly fancy creamery otherwise
tn, market rules dull and heavy STATE CI9mery l tubs
tncv osQoSLc: Western Creamery. fancy 2Gd261c do
Ermg 20 june fanc9 &c % choice 4d5 DO ar to
GOD aSisc Sa'c DsiIy iolf this fan ends; l9a2oG
cccS 1ia1ec do AIR 11a2 State Dairy welsh tubs ian
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cy 17dl0c good, 1ia0c fair, 11d13c stat Dairy
hins fncy. lie eEoicc 10 i1c pO0i s. air. az
Sta'f eni." drs iDil~ and tu- fancy, 100 choice.
l. fec; GOOD, 1870. fay. Haze; >1te Dat tubs
common. loc Wrstrn Imitation C'cmr.y choice.
l6rlsc good l2diic fair. 100 Western Dairy. c4o!cc
orc lw" WAins. Ga io2ct do Factory, June tubs, So
lOc Factory. ncsh tubs, ol6c lar To- choicc Factory
iq-t: Eol. fresh saler. fair 70 Gn"....-.
CHGESE-Had llcht demand to-day. tni pieces
iultd about steady So" Factory. >gpt. lhe:.
october. fancy loelo,st: prime g 'ho.c. 2-a9te
sSi.i,. ea8ec; oLlo Ia, are' o@aior p,ausy,yqnia
skins, I1a2c ........ .Tti',S-Waak aud lower ON md
weather and slow demand stat" and penrsy lvana ffa
1GLc Western. fresh. lGol6Lr- Maryland. .~a iC-.c
Southern, fresh. ~ alGc; lined, II 4lS-.
SUGAR -RAW-St'acY and in UUd'fat" demand sal',
$50 hhds Jamaica llGc io. 81 te,. and ~ oId oc0
lass DemeIaia en,riugol private tern, Fair refining
c,,.no5 RtEiNtD- In, tar 2d., regpr't AKA em
Powdered $50 Grauulated. 6i2c Mould A." &C: con.
foctiouers' " a. Gle; STANDARD A." Ci.o6s-c: Oh
-. 5'.@6c White Extra &C" 5'2G5'sc; ENtra &C."
I Isa Ec c.y od.s VIM, tho
three weeks upward n 900 600 = CITY have been sod
Griyate terms fot Baltimore account City lard quoted
G'td6sc Wes,e'n 81 Csc oleomaIgarn az 5'4c
TAILOW-Hather easter and ycry DIN Prime City
quoted at iisGi 1-l0c. No sales reported.
WOOT-A steady market g. noted on fnc woods but
We fail 20 see any signs Of activity though il is probably
carly yet for general demand. Nanufac rc
por too unreasonable weather for ;er goods and
Quotations Texas, pulled and fleece stocks remain
q Ia~t
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Fair food .......-. 300 Z 80
common Medium $1,000. ......... 500 -
CA,s aid Stag- ..... ........ ... l5. 3 80
uaifBs"ed-. th,r,..,- amt Texans -.-.--.-. HpIe. 49,
Bulls and Dry tor- ............. l5f 90
Average to-day estimated .-.-----.-.. 90 49,
lNtr're range oi u.lrt- j'0 . 20
GOOD 20 Prime >t.I- sold year ac) 40 a ctG5J 20.
and the average ra. estimated 40 - -.
REfNES-i;eeoipt-. .ludue lat arrivals SATURDAY
3'l lr1f~ ~ 90 lad- no c LEADS ~ I"hgon DR. =
alive. 10 carload, ~ j'tt, Including 60 carloads fr
ia,fuan- Company - ealcaGs for J storm 10 carload.
tcf N.ygcI Levy. and ~ caoad- ~ Jersey CRY. -
Nr. % carloads f0- shipment on The Cuhc. and "A
number X carloads direct "a butchers leaving nearly 90
cafioC Tor cl, tn" supply and te weather had very
dprr--uq Influence trade AMI tn market Wa -l""
ard dragging a. dccu. %! l00 10 p"s 100 D. without
1Nr likelihood ~ ful clearance. Nt'l''N prime ana
choice h.eyo- aud nrre Wa, not much fednc.
tion u selling values ,DI these grade
Transactions .ir T'rortrd. included the sale Of
ordinary Prime - 3OaSi ; per 100 d. about
carload ~ choice and cattle selling AZ - l0as5 20
oNcu sd at - l5Gf 80; Bulls az - Ood73 Cows az
s. $50 q.
swift Co. report '}e sale = 9G5 carcasscs u beet at
their "a Sr-Tork EIooAyn and Jersey CITY Tor
The wee, ending January H. Average w'Pht per carcass
72S g.. and average price. So - per 100 n. ,
Latest private cable advice quote ttFlRciat'o ,I
STEADY 3D. per p. ana American Nr c'itS
~ reports selling at HAZE estimated dressed
weight. $40
Tie Cunc oG sunday morning with AZ cattle ana
the Cmcas,ia win $50 quarters q beef Baltimore snip
ments not received ,
Dressed Beef and Mutton as follows
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Nlstrilancnus

4 IBTRT e.. SPENCER -7c 6th.aNo-
n between 18TH and l0'h et~ Tn hf"llf-
and r-r1i~ed prompt and reliable.
DRA~> FOUNDRY .-Hra-- uoa.d- for
I'D -pc.t,r casts q ~p.elIltr tuc brass aud
bronze castings made at short notice. AT
GUST CT GIL. ll3 Pfncr.-f
HOSPIIATL LANDS located. inspected
L and bought on cooperative pa hv
orala. Ila. OPPOSITE OcAla House.
INKT-S Hon. Vapo- Bath Apparatus
4 euro. colds. ihnuuifI-i. Improves flr
complexion and Lsfden- STRENGTHENS tl"
-v-tau. price ,12 -,ad f1f circular. ll5'
9d.ate.
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Orcesmakinq.

n. KINDS 4 sewing AID r.palf.ns hy
A youne person would lolp dt,--uak,r
neat sewer; 81 - dal ii1Wr''. l'-
/ 6th.ay~.
,-,,. -,-I-, -.-...,,......, d..
80 v1i.G .a o,,, b. m. dat ln
private families good cutter aud lft.i
/ Terms mo1.Tatc. Adtrc-s DIi~oM AKtE.
| 100 lat lO,th--t.. "a Doll.
.,.t.--,,.t.rr t...-....-.. cutie, .,.d
| ~ .HNN- m - ~ ,'n
aoyr. evening" dr..-l- wrlp.. terms. a..
lrr DAY. r.ferrncc. AGtr,s, Mrs ENNI~,
100 West tSt.
.,...,t.t.rr an .,,.f.. ,I..-... ,.,
/ ~ i.et ~ 1uIIantccd .Ap.s, cloak and
wrap maker. English walking -ult- rr--
toners may fuIni-A material. reasonable.
Itbbh j., l'' W"~t f'.H--'
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Buerncss Cbantcs.

A / PAY CASH for storHs q me-rhan-
n. clse. % by entire store ont. a. oiy-
s"rl-. s"''-, 'l"I'4it. r''. .I''''
| LO-ial ,ouul.-iOn laid 20 agents.
,tliWLlN Bl lsP 10 LAT o"1-7l.
pvFltTfATK rs reason " ef,at lm.
y pfotcnent IN quality and cteapn.ng
90 Iflce - leading ar'i.l" % ioJd "hI.h
r-aIIf-- over -lJo W." ".p an. -H'.f 'N
America !, enaD.'I ~ ,o..ioi a' i,",' w., ~
fos'.ze proa, o., D. per cont net o -5ndl.
rat.. or .....ftl.-f- invited 10 lANe-tlgat. a.
1875 lr..t I5th..t
,.-.-, 3D., f., A.,
l h.','' 49,. ,,, 49, ...o r.ls.r.Ir and
-. ,.',.,.y t.i..'ne... ,o ,Aprf.,nc. b..
,.', anne FL. .d.a.r
t--. ''''
4 NAN wishing 90 Invest $500 .u "a 10.
n plontst4c. 'f,il .csy b-s.n,-s &c.
quoted O." 'aIit }. J'N4-', I'd ram '''
A Lava El:. nf-t-c.a--, draw paper
~ and at>nd- Co.. al lr'di h-. ii--- go
t.tatr. plr.urr-l.p. patents. '"ipC' tI.h..
-.. s0ii-l.fft.1I .ft'. ANdf'-r IbDi.4s-
AM CHARGES Box 70 Tribune Oirr.
A oNL-nALt nteie-, H.. "a man ,,''. ,.i,
II .n- ll-Ir-- i1tihI 2 ''' ''4I D ,.'.
wore l'Si MN w.. got
"i.". '''i.' 80 '.'
N-I.IANl MAHIID NItA ~ '"' pii
\ .,.n, tt r.-t el. ca ln business c>tab-
tos ye...'ira.i%egl... .. ar i.'''"".' ''''
Ten ,..,. t..,.,,,ep.out
CAPITALS =. .. tA4lAb H.pI ,"' ''
I boo -,sa .n-rati "a, .'.l ~. mo.
....,,..''. '.1 o,e.,o4-ta interest 1900 H.,
.'"". ".''' ,.-,... ..,,,
L. OK SAIL. p.d' b',. Dl"i'f' d, n itv
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Liverpool Jan l3. 3 .i5 p. m-Beet IN poor demand.
d. ~ and hams IN fair demand. BacOn-Ihe demand has
AIN al Cheese poor demand. Talow and tuTpentine
% moor demand Co,topsced oil, Liverpool refined dull 40
~ Ro.ln I'm fair demand. Lar1-SDOt and futures in
moor demand. Wheat IN poor demand Flour 1 fair de;
TO-, Cgrn-SuOt and futures IN fair demand mixed
,,,o January steady at 4s ads February steady At
" IA. March duh 40 81 l04d. Hops at London-Pacihc
. iu GOOD demand Receipts wheat for the
~ from Atlantic ports. - $40 quarters; from Pacific
49, none. from other sources, 81 900. Receipts Of
t"' rcan corn for the past week -. 400 quarters.
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146 do 90 n. at SO 12s 1s2ohio Lambs 7s n at 90 7S'
io2 DO - y. at 81. ls5 DO 9j'2 u, at % 50.
uOGS-Recelts i35 carloads 81 20, s97 head-71 ear.
l,ds az carloads a, Jersey City. Only ~
head for sale and not sold before Change Nominaiy
weak at 80 s5afi 10 per 100 10.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

NcwNOrk, Monday Jan H. 1890.
Beevos. Cows Caves. Sheep and Lambs. Swine
l. ST. llG $500 $685. - $40
Beeves. Cows Calves Sheep. Swine
II,,gy ely Stock Yds 1899 o9 & ~ &5sS i9'o
FOrticth-St y. r.. ..... 22.9i2
: altering f,Gi9 ii So
Con. week last year 2!45 lo3 lao 3!Ol 81 ZIG
Av. WHY r't> last y'r @'2S l3S 5OI 20 332 -9SC1
QUOTATIONS or BEEVES.
Choice TO Extra % - 20
Good Prime jOa & -
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for Sale.

4 FIKSTCLASS slvmll and $4,000
IA acres OF fine yellow pine timber. with
laIrc2d, and locomotive AM cars aud every
equipment needed 10 carry timhe' b. mill
timber never been eng over. sawmill all
new above all .u Flordt; viii sill cheap
parties wishing 20 purchase agdrr-- g.. W,
Lake Ogden. Florida.
A EOLL-TOP DESK FOR go ) feet roll.
Test mad. specially desks VI ali k.nd'.
f. II MASON. ~ Wllitm-st.
At REDUCED PRICES-40o Sc oui-hant
"A wood ana ZION. working machines fully
changed. GEORGE b. LDDN. 3Js Madi
son 81.
4 GREAT bargain, "a job lot, oi soap
II. brooms canned good, and variety Of
other grocery articles. NI.W-YONK GRO.
Gerry AGENCY. - Rarclav--t.
4 oUNTEEs. Partition .Aclyine- nat
y ure> suitable Tor an IIl., ~ business
large lot % new and secondhand fixtures
cheap. estimates furnished f0r fitting mp
stores. - blreckcr--t.. nea. broadway.
nIAMOND EAREING>. Party VIII sell
~ fot $500 pair 81 diamond caring,
Weighing over carat-. white and perfect
cost 500, taken FOR debit Address DEP
/ UTN. Tribune Ohioe.
EOR sALE.-Dc-ks. counters and Office
ctars. JOHNSON A. SHARP, 23O
West 3Oth-st.
Il OR StLE.-Cigar store. stationery and
L news depot. with good PAYNE fogtc.
rare chance. good reason .0r selling ru
agents. 100 Avenue j.
Il or SALE CHEAP Gentleman. huGa o
skin coat IN good condition. call a.
/ % 4oth~,f.. South BfooAlYn. THOMAS
BRADSHAW.
u I'VE QUAIL To- sale. I. y. WOOD.
H WARD. IA Chambcfs--t.. y. Y.
NtFICL FURNITURE OF an Kinds
/ " roll-top, cyl.nder-top fat-top. standing
decks, stools cnair>, g.. al second hand.
/ - Milliam-st., basement.
/ tNRlPLL STEREOrTtCON new. finest
/ ever made. for nr~t-r'a-- entertain
| monts. can be seen until Jan. j. 90 Room
/ %. Bible House.
81. DOWN. - MONTHLY Large.
- - new. upright. grand piano var.
/ lantDd very cheap. exchange. Manufacture
/ -. l.77l LcAington-aycr ground foori also
/ evenings.
$I,500,000 n" fYs ~ 2 71.F B o,s a.,
/ 10 so new piiuofortes $3.50 DANIEL f.
| BEATTY Washington. New-Jer-"y
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HOUSEWORK.- BY young swedish girl.
a speaking English; good cook. washer.
lohtr: willing and Obliging city or cOun-
trN unque~ -iOuable references. 357 3th-
ave. 2jtA aud 36,h sts.
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IL, ,,r,,Dnh EK.-By competent young
Al woman, excellent cook maker fine
liadd. SOUP, and desserts good washer and
!loncr. country preferred personal refer
cucc. Caii i.Cl7 6th.aye., between 9th
and J4fb Is
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tl)ord il)nnieo.
Males

ID AINTLB.- nv a nr-t-cla-s workman
Vru t,r-cc 100 Uniting. lining. stencil
ing; dos rapfihaneiugt IN, tt gem liri-
a,r. Addro-- PAIN 4Lt. 800 W"-i '7tn--t.
DEAL. LaTNTE.-A young man expert
IL eured ia the real estate business. iu
which hc Z, now employed desires z" m1k"
. change. viii worN 900 salary or commits
,.on best city references. aud r"coum 'nda-
ton from present employers. Address Pis' T.
/ ERTN. Tribune Uptown OaAcr. Us
, - ITUATGON wanted bv ga educated,
- reliable. honest nan. -, speaks Ger
man and English. writes good haAn.
AnoH- bookkeeping; la ~ eI.,n,..r 80 IA
willing 70 90 worN oi any Kind would also
travel os 20 O. country good references.
Adir'ss y. y. y. 80 East ''tA-'t.
STENOGRAPHEE. owning writing ma
y chiur. tax, di.t ION on machine uf lu
no'.- Win -pr'd ana accuracy an iuin. 'a
out!ooa. j. +. u. =. .33 Dnn.o!t-'i.
hTo.~.yn.
- TENOGEArHEE II rou roquir. mt
- Us Thoroughly COMPETENT 80 nugi &C.
p4tr aud 1872 writer d!lc,, >rLAOHEA-
PIER SO last MA--t
SIENOGENFufE a,d ITP4WEITEE.-
- Experienced. unemployed after 8 49,,
desire, work ,ylrNlltrr TO rent.
MtLIt " Tribune un..r.
SNARr young man. u.s. w.ll educated.
- ,pcaMng, French and '''rman. ha' t-''-
t.l'd abroad. understand, aeicuitur.. n--
ate management. commercial experience.
s.oa aia -. desires position Acdi'>' NJ"
-. .,','....,.,..,.
49, ~ ,n Win pt S't ,ri ny.
l...
- ALI >NAN W ant d. -I'.ation a~ sales.
con, 'Irrat.oa taan -l,,-v. IT, Iei y -.
.sth.r
- iLAuh l0l y" MAJ. -. wishes ONE
Addr -. n CtEFl%.iE care ton,l.n'
.,,,,.,.,,... ..,,-,,. ,..-.-.-......-..
- VI fFIN' % .It.h hf Young mar
3 ,,'.r-' ,,p..irrr, good ,f,-ru.., Adj.
drr-- SAT q. Crosby. 800. T. ~0'L--t,
SINDLE YOUNG Mas. u-el {, hard
> N'lth vi 'l.-ai, IN. W any i.nd
5n.,. .''' '''' "''. W ''''''' '''' ''''
TtANlLLiN' -a.'-intn. H. f.'i- 'A-
pcrleu.r want, Al side line f.r ne
nN 4-'-"' p''"" D''.'. loo
~ All, lIliLClS inspector Of woIh-,
disr"rascd. d,-ir'' position 100 coed
I H." III INK I.o ' T,.r ilt5,g.., N1'
nv M. ~TWOKlIIY and r.labl. u,rfl.
1 man 81 80 wishes position a, war Do.
nun. ar,rf oi Po,l...., n I1e. 81 nous.
''''' ~ '' ''''' w. '.''' "'''.'' ~
w ANIED A. Kind. = mechanical d.If.
w lrs m,t. ~ NIGHT. D., .er.f..nc.d
man. Aed- '- \. l-o Fact i-'ih--t
w AT uNAS. -ty a r,-Ia..'ab'. .or.r
W nan 800 eltc good security and uf-
,ftuce. -. BROWN I.r5- HtH.ttt.
xASTfn Hv Young ,,u - T. a
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domestic 2iiuailuus Unnte0

domestic 9iluailuus Unnteo
Males
7 CoACHNAN or GROON.-By q. single
] u man thoroughly understands hi> Du-l-
noes; WIil t.nd furnace ard De- grheiaHy
u-ctul, tr,t-Dla~> references lat ~ llo}rf
? viii recommend. Address IAlTHFi L.
$50 Broadway
COACHMAN. BY competent mar
y several years hrst-class city refer
"ure; strictly temperate, willing anu "bllt-
F ing. Addrc-- CoACHMAN, 80 ". 5ith-'t.
/ ('OACHNAN. pAEDENIK - COOK,
+ y LAuNDEL~S. oe pAlKYWoMAN.-
7 Iy an experienced nan and wife; no chi-
dlen man capable with horses. gi'0"u,
milk. lawns. vr. wife good cook hn'
/ auuGr.-- excellent butter makcI; care
poultry. yc.. good rcf"...'". ~ CAR
rENTEHS. los Cth.ayc.
+ COACHNAN By .ic German. 20;
v thoroughly undrr-t,Ha- Gag" of hor>'/
harness and carriage, god lcicrcnces Az
Dies J. =, Tribune o1i'".
G,OACUMAN.- young married Gei
" nan man, strictly honest ana
Iuhiirlue. understands raf- o. fuc HOSES
carriage, and harness. nl-t-,.'-- city .ot'
'rru.r- lt~f employ ttt H' stem. Al
drcs, VI. THONN. Io7 last oitn--t.
l'OACHMAN. by q sing. German, 80
Y thoroughly understand care ~ h0r,'~.
D. harness and carriages good iff.icucc-. Al
T Dress y. West Br.ah'on. staten Island.
EOAtHMAN by q young man thor
" ogGhiy understand, o. carr of hor-.'
ANA carriages ,arlul fl ~ 'ti' ''
sober and thoroughly honest ana VIII cn-
d,iNor Co give satisfaction 20 any one rr-
. quIrIug his services " I B0N .. Tribune
/ rp'ovn onco, I-3- broadway
4 OACHNAN By man who thoroughly
Y understands Che business care 81
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Lomcshc G!lndilons tudnie0
Males.

Males.
II rrLl.r- COOK T., nr-t-,la-- couple.
ID no children good city references 'liN
or co.uffy. 81 iItE COOK, Iuhun"
p'o"u puicr -@@ Iioad"n>.
- CTLLR. By good silver cleaner where
ID s,cold.nai CT palloruad b, kept,
good reference. W. e.. Tribune pto"n
OMcc. .-3s broadway.
I'Ook .I-D-, sluatiou. an also open
I oys'.r, countr, preferred. Adirr',
!NMA%. 30 tlnn"n-st
T'OACuMAN.- by marrlrd man. age
Y = Thoroughly experienced in al
urauci,.,. nr-t-clat~ p ference. Address
a. il. - Ru.h-st.. Broohiyn, l.. u.
EOACuMAN or GROOM My family goo
L. inr abroad / desire 30 ind employ
nenL for 10y roIth 'uJu whom ] g1u hIthil
recommend WILLIAM ". NILES. u
Waist
GJACHNAS.-l.y 20 young man. e. ~
u coachm,u OF DO arf dud Of "oTh r.
-frncc,. Cll 40 ko-riu-ho--t, u iilh.
(bACHMAN and Gi,OuN.--Hy q scotch
- man married. no family perfectly un-
lrfs stands Ia. business can ie well recon-
urnded bv his present and late EMPLOYER
wife understands poultry, milk aud butter
city or country. tnll or addrrss }. c..
i.S Carlton-aN'.. ErookiYn.
NOhClfMAN in country or ,ocond-ran "a
" ritf r' Young Ian. ia'rlN iIhdcl
10 years good r"frcncc. .dr s- p NAND,
81 Last 1otb-st
COAClIMhN by a nr,tcla,s married
" man, no nCunhraiic" iir-t-cla-s rel
crrnce Address JAMES MAXWELL, lOi
West 53d-st.
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Board Gno Rooms.

A t.-iN ATTRACTIVE 20 FLOOR;
lat phsat table o, tlOnsi 5th.iNr'
~, h@ai.Omtl. furnished rIofs win plN&ls
..~f 'ilh u without Lizard aultca ana
sTsse DOTS iIar'flcnts, offices, al dehlf.
a.e onuOns. highest reference gwen ;
'"'oihslOa rilabic and free.
{. G.. LELAND & Co.
IS west 5ith-st.
III NDSOMELY furnished rooms, larR..
20 snal With 0fst-cl1ss D0sFd u
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
CONSUMPTION IN PITTsBURG,

During the last ten years there has been a
marked decrease in the number of deaths
from consumption in Piitsburg. The stafis-
tics which will be found in our local
columns to-day make this clear, but the
cause Of the decrease is not equally plain.
1t is somewhat significant that this decline
has been coincident with the general intro
ducuOn and use of natural gas. Doctors
have remarked heretofore on this coincidence,
and some have declared their belief in the
favorable influence OF natural gas as 4 heat
ing agency upon the human system. Other
medical authorities have taken the opposite
view, and it must he confessed that no per.
fecly convincing or conclusive arguments
have been made by either party. The fact
remains, and it is an agreeable one, that
consumption does not claim as many victims
IN Pittsburg as it used to do. 1t is also true
that the percentage of deaths from this cause
in the total deaths in Pittsburg is less BY
more than one-third than that of Philadel-
phia. AT the same time consumption is not
so rare disease in this city as to make DR..
Koch's experiments with incubation other
than deeply interesting.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
GLADSTONE ON PARNELL.

Gladstone has declared himself against
ParnelPs retention of the leadership of the
Irish Home Rule party. In positive
though temperate terms Gladstone states his
opinion that it were best for the cause he
has served so splendidly that Parnell should
retire. This decision has reached the public,
for whom of course 1t was intended, by way of
letter written by Gladstone TO his colleague
in the House of Commons, John Morley.
1t is evident that Gladstone hoped to have
been saved from doing what he regards as a
painful duty by the voluntary retirement of
Parnell, and the prevailing tone of the let
ter is eloquent of Gladstone's regret that
circumstances should have compelled him
to speak. The importance of Gladstone's s
action cannot be denied. and the far-reaching
results will be watched most anxiousIy in
this country as we'll as in Great Britain.
The fate of the alliance between the Irish
Nationalists and English Liberals is hang
ing in the balance.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
FREE TRADE INCONSISTENCY,

The questions arising out of the election
having somewhat palled on its taste, the
Chicago Herald, which is of the most ultra
free trade stamp, returns to its oft refuted
attack on the sugar schedule of the McKin-
ley bill. This is a sore spot to the free
trade journals. apparently because it took
of the protection from small knot of DEM
ocratic producers in Louisiana. The Herald
keeps up the old attack by making two as
sertions in extenso which can be condensed
into the following form: First the duty of
a half cent per pound on refined sugar is
unnecessary, or, as the Herald puts it, is "a
clean gift to the sugar refners," and second,
that the duty on raw sugar was a revenue
duty because fVe-sixths of it went to the
"has been thrown away and in its stead is
protective duty OF half a cent"
There is foundation of truth in these as
sertions which isso mixed up with erroneous
assertions as TO lead to an altogether false con-
clusion. 1t is correct that five-sixths of the
tax on raw sugars went into the Treasury;
but ii is not correct that by the repeal Of
this duty the money is "thrown away" By
SO asserting, the Herald impeaches the pub
lie document which inaugurated the tariff
fight. II was President Cleveland who
commenced the struggle, by asserting that
1T was wrong to keep up duties which
yielded revenue in excess of the needs ol
the Government. This princlple was con-
ceded, the only question being as to The
method by which revenue was to be re-
daced. 1t has been reserved for the Demo