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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Aug I-Catue-ReceiTss for the week Up -
moor Il 200 head shipments during me same time u s4y
loads n hcans the early arrivals o. the week
There we're arrivals Of sse-, stock all being con-
st unsod predicted IN cur eDOft OF YESTERDAY ana ~u
Old over IN week The market c.os'd very dun sld Ia
before have declined much In che week at THIS
point aud sil good number VI the stock be unstau;
cgsoial receipts for the week W 10 Doon we're 81 10
tgned hrouoh 10 loads On sale l0ads held
from Yesterday The market duh and ssgnant Reg
rofbnc 10 big OF and tive bsi offerings Of cOrned
stock only brought 10 7Cds5 % eIh Sr{r. ismtn ea
- GOds5 Is Tor best selections OF their knd Rcnehs:
stags ctc were low and sagnant Pig very dull leayy
Grades. s. 7Ods5 5 medium weight 20 1898 20 YORK,
-r good = best - 1]d:o 20 hof - ashs b, o
ln. fo fair II 5jdS5 rouehs ~ J0aS5 stays, SO 50
ga. Sheep and laubTota receipts ior t1e week np Y
had rs loads consigned through loads on sale The 70
cepts light only cars aud one iosa neg over:
reported TO arrive probably through stock. The few
good stock sale sold at full strong 20 nim prsss man
sS@sr ana % SGa s6ss SO FAIR T. good g. o
81 So ealls and common 80 5ods4 -;
choice tCG:e so c oEst 'o fair s'dS' 49, yea'nS'
Chicago Aug 1.-THE Evening Journal" reports Sss
tie Receipts 800 head shipments az az saas5 80
no prime steers on sale Texans S2as3 80 stocksrs
81 Sass 60; butchers' cows. - 6oas3 20 Hogs-hs.
:ep 200 hsaS a9e@.; % oG nre aas ane p
as 50 prime Iish6 IS scGsS IS shsslgRccsgso;
mixed and wethers - 75aSs1 70 TEXANS - Z"nef o'
81 Louis Aug i-Cattle-Receipts. 1000 head ship
ments 500 Market demoralized good 70 choice nauye
steers sjds5 80 fair to good nave o stTs y a. 5oS
50 10 Hoss-Receipts. 200 head shipments 3SoO
Marset slow fair choice heavy, - oOds3 90 mHsd
shcn perrirt- 200 head shipments, 100. Market
strong: fair To desirable. s3ds4 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yor< SATURDAY, Aug. l.-REEVEs Receipts. so
OF Si kead-lo carloads for export alive, 50
oads direct to home slaughter ana carloads Tor the
rarket No trading In live cattle.
ToGav,s CABLE quotes rgcrated beef slow az Id
scant qa.c American steers unchanged az 1l2d122c.
estimated dead weight. . ,o, ~
CAIVES-Recepts 100 head. all at 60th.st. Steady
foY live calves. with veals selling q o. Westfp at
91G35c and a little bunch Of fed calves brought &c.
Dressed calves quiet a. Friday qqoat!on' 40 .
average AZ 3isc per n 81 do, IL n. at 314c.
DIi-nbacl 4 Dewey Neals, liS n, Of Che; led
calVes. 100 ID. at 4c. - - q ~.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. 3 csrolds. Of F4j
,a,d mn al Jersey city Demand fair. and good stock
Am, Win HI. grades stendy Poor 10 prime sheep sold AZ
jiac Der = to choice lambs at ga d7+ci cull-
Dressed mutton steady az sdl0c. and dressed lambs
Inc II he per n. Stll butchers complain that the del
market La not responded To- the sdN9uce alive
|IIalenbrck Hollis: 22+ Kentucky lambs Il y
,v.,,oo a, &c per n 22+ 90. II ~. at 62c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
THE STATE or TRADE

Baltimore, Aue. l.FlouF steady, UNCHANGED receipts:
$500 Dbl shipments, 3iU3 bbs silcs 2.l21 obs Wheat
hrmi SPOT .. sa91 Sc: the month 97sa91 &c; septem.
Der, ga a97tc October Goa d9jisc: southern wheat
dyli fuu. 9scGSl lcngberry e5caSl receipts 1887
bush; ,hipments PSI 0S9 bush stocx 231.I7- bush
sales, 90 COO bush. Corn dtll spot CSC asked; the
month u a. Sed September, GJ2c ssked southern corn
Whit, stcudy. 74d7sc; yellow Gtll 1Id72c SPOT NO
white, Toe receipts. 97i bush shipments none stock
De,9OS bush sales Oat- firm No white
Western 4Sc asked No mixed Western. 46c asked re-
cepts, 1000 BUSH Shipment none; stock 4o0I2 bush
Ry e-'fo1d demand No. . 10Lc fecepts. liQO bush:
shipments, none stock Oo3 bush. Hay STEADY; good 70
choice Timothy, %l3 5OGSli freight hFuer. nm.
changed Cotton-Niddlne nominal g.. Pro,i'ions mn
changed Bitter steady, unchanged Eegs firm, los.
Coffee quiHt; kio cagces alr, l9c No. c. sugar
unchanged Copper unchanged.
Buffalo. Aug. l.-Spring wheat dull and weak: No. !
hard closed AZ II % oles 3 No. 1 northern at
~ o. - T. T.; NJ. Northern spot, .gsc; winter 10 faiI
demand. closing weak; sales. No . red ~ S3c;
do az 32lac / No ! lOngbeFry. 98c l car No:
DO, 9jc cars No: white 9sc track Corn oirnd
dull aud weak but closed Ann No. yellow 69l,c No
Q 6sa oGs2c; No 3. 672 a679.c in store. Oats weak
anc lower, sales. cars No white at age; / car NO
mixed &c Rye lower; soles cars no. 2 at 75e o.
track 1000 bush at 74c IN store. Flour steady demand
best spring, % 25a 90 IS best winter - $3.50
Rye houf - 60ds4 u.s. Milteed In light demand coarse
winter bran sl5 do spring, sli so Canal freights-
Wheat taken az 9sc. corn 8e. % New-York Receipt
Flour. 23Oc0 bbs wheat go 900 bush corn. 81 coo
nent--whelt, 102 900 bush. RAILROAD shipments-Flou,
is 900 bbs wheat. 21Oo0O bush; corn. 10000 bush
oats 100000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03

OCEAN FREIGHTS-Demald for berth accommodation
yoS han so br, a. Friday. but che supply Of room has
Zen greatly reduced and the market closed strong at 80
sor 7 Ty.ruo, room Cattle on four steamers mas
nn taken ne SOS to Dephforl Tor August The engage:
ments were 5000 bush grain TO London ~ "a and a. V9o
hr.b or,in 10 Hambu @ IS pig PETROLEUM CHAR-
TEitS-Brt..h ship Earl Burgess hence t. rsesta.
~ G0O cases refined, 1Jc ..--.- GRAIN CHARIi-k>-A
1gtisb steamer OF T. 600 qtrs Cork for orders ais.
aanfinn Ronen Is 2d November December MISCEL-
IPANFOI-S CHARITIES British schooner Bonhom'e.
hence TO Meagoana general cargo 500 and port cnaEes
hack from second port Ogwood. So 372 Brig Idela,
turks Island Newburg salt about Che ship ke2por.
hence Portland. Ore. general cargo spanish pax
T.dia New Orleans Spanish port slaves on private
tenn. British steamer Persia. Mobile 20 the United
kingdom. timber. about 95s; bark Alice. hence v
Ptruaubuco. OIL ETC. basis lie and free ghterage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
THE PETR0LE I'M MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE WELD AND RANGE OF pRIc

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The monthly report of the Pennsylvania oil fields.
issued Yesterday showed Increase OF thirty wes
in July the record for june decrease OF Ave dry
holes an increase Of 1880 barrels in daily
duction an increase of thirteen In wells drilling, and
decrease OF five in rigs up and building The reLOrt VI
operations Ohio oil helds Tor Jvl shows that there
were LA wells completed. With daily new production
crease q one completed Well ana one dy hoe Over IIns
while the new pfoaue zion shems az N1i1se % 49,
ported drilling lS rigs up ana Sg h *, SenY an M
we're the same The feature OF the months
Ss a Ms S d T y the e wS drilled iii IN S
indicated CAPACITY of 10000 barrels day The
located in HsneOck County. II Is shut in. and only
limited quantity Is taken from II aSiB ~ Indian. oil a,.
which Is now attracting Considerable attention shows That
COUNTIES %SrF Foa we se We're coSsted during the month
Five wells are drilling na ssyga Fgs dag In1 T
orE DgTng the pea a crude oil cerasaes which
have been weak, declining r!eton over cent '4AS
reports from the oil neds nave not been depressing and
According to Kcrhans weekly letter the decline can y
largely substituted for the Psnasylyana article than
dces not Exceed IS 900 % So 900 barrels daily These
figures include ths qas sbgn iG o s ~e ey al
P apentT is stu increasing The export market for nearly
been made at sueS inside those given out for pubica
The total exports Of crude refined etc o RON AZ
"aans IN Increase of 815 OOO gallons the
spoDdIng period aet year The visible supply OF re-
aRed Oh AZ the seven principal Continental port July
II WAS 252 900 barrels, an increase OF coo barrels
The returns OF the pipe lines up 70 July 80 shOw a
da,v average of runs for the month OF 60 59S barrels
against l daily OF 81 426 barrels in July 1880
az IA rrs in July 1888; barrels In July 1883
s0d so 400 barrels In july 1897. The deliveries for the
sne 1eriod averaged S2j barrels, against 90 800 br
res IN July 1890 s4776 barrel in July, 1889 g 9l4
hapre. In tulv 1883 and 81 $40 barrels July. 1887.
The pipepe runs and deliveries Of Pennsylyania oil
rom uy 10 80 with charters to July 81 were as fol-
lows
Runs. Dolivpries Runs Char ters
Total barrels I'D s7 93f 1914 703 178l9l Ia OF
Aycrase daily. 69.59s 63S25 5773 Alb
Returns ol the Buckeye Pipe Line Company show nuns
and deliveries Of Ohio oil July T. 80, follows:
"hu wv ENress
Runs. Deliveries. Runs
,lO5,264 9flS14 -233St
"a .1.s,ags Oily ~ -. 3sS42 1890 7.446
1ge crude cericate Ilsrket the Consolidated EX-
change recovered strength saturday,
and only 5000 barrels in National Transit certificates
We-e taken at COZ as cents At the stock Exchange
there We're sale 600 barrels a. colo j9's 60 cents
The range OF prices and total dealings IN National
Transit certificates the Sto Exchange and the Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03

r. & Kase 81 Jersey lambs, 60 n, az &C. :. n,
Judd Buckingham 100 Kentucky lambs o. d. ~ ''s
50 Kentucky sheep y01s N, AZ &C. 20 :, .,
7ise 24O do II n at &c 4Si do 05 H. az 0e 20 VS.
Virginia STA ~ at 6isc; rs culls. 80 D. az SIC -
DO so H. st +'sc 50 pennsyNseis ames "a y, &c, a.
- n az 4l2e: II bucks, lis n, at &c.
NJ Collins 100 Kentucky lambs, 80 y seant. at 80
"a Virginia OF n, Che lOl Kentucky sneep, lO- ~
A. 5lsc l29 ohio do, - n az &c. % :.
r. Hlpple Il Co III West Virginia lambs, % 70, AZ
6l,e; III do. 80 n, at - 20 yer 100 n ,,.
HOGsReceipt., II caro5ds OF 24t heads caTiosas ~
Ir.ey CITY aud carloads at 40thst one carload FOR
sas 10 transactions reported. Nominslly steady at
IS SOds3 for good hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03

for Monday, $40. Ycas was steady, advancing
cent and the transfer OF the bull interest from September
10 year Gppear- ~ be steadily going on Oats W.
steady. but exceedingly dull September sold ron = >
to Ia closing At 273, Provisions we're exceptionally
quiet mst barely stcadicd By light hog receipts, more
were only ZOO hogs ~ the yards only IS 600 estimated
for Monday; only 50 600 estimated for next week sep
ten ef pork opened ~ I'll 40 and closed ~ SiI -
September lard opened and eused at S6 20; september
ribs opened at 90 %. and closed 80 81 ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston Aug 1-Cotton quiet middling, Z ll-loc'
low middiinc ZEE good ordinary Gc net and gross re-
csnts ~ males sales 4S stock, 4, OIL: "a
eeRtS of txn6 CottOn Gufet niddng Tee net ans
go rscent, % bales exports. coaStwtse, 1901 sales
Savannah Aug. cotton quiet middllng &c 10.
,t5Jiing 15.16c: good ordinary, 64c net ana gross
Sins o5- bales; Exports coastwise III; sales, So;
stock 1850. o., A.. t,d,,D, -sc. law
,dJitnc GOOD ord mary, 1918; net receipts 3ue
bsIes eros, 3l exports. cosst"i-e, 7S2; sales loos'
SINNERS 493 stock, 80. as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03

There sales OF Buckeye oil t,,onSso, tn eek.
hensd and crude oil ia barrels suffered decline,
tht closing quotations being Refined OH n hsr-els
aOs1 cents; refined IN bulk AS cent and I'm eases.
cents. N "'N i' JUN 49,
Foreign quotations closed as follows: Al Antv4rp lGL
francs 100 kil0s Bremen 80 Innrks 70 "a Fo.
at London, 5Ao0s pence per imperial gallon
OIL City, Penn, Aug. I.-NatOnal Transit certificates
oIled 81 highest, O. lowest. r. closed az sales
50 900 bills cieamnces, $500 bbs charters ~ $40 .
rittsbuig Penn. Aug. l.-PetFoleum duli National
Transit certificates opened al 81 closed at Co. highest
co. lowest, 81.
Bradford Pom Aug. 1.-NatOnsl Transit certificates
opened 1T 81 closed at 62asi highest ca Lowest Ol
cicaranccs. $4,000 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03

Cash Quotations mere a. ionoWs 2oe 10 , Su "a M
= 80: No > spring wheat. S54d57ssc; No red So
40 corn. soc; No oats, 2.@tc No WHIT -sG-oc,
No white. No , new. 4542c,
81 6sIIeY nominal; No 3. nominal; 40 L. nominal; N0
ra,-,0d 81 O2L. prime timothy seed, Il 23afl - :;
mess pofE Per bb I'll ~ = lard pei loo d. - GO
Ia con-. .boft ribs QOusc 50 oeUS5 90 dry sailed >1ou
go a,,sf 80 gOasG; short clear sides boxed. - -
- a. uhiskey dl-tlers' hrhcd goods Per gal - i
80. cut Loaf 5a55ic; grant lated 4lc standard a.
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flats &c fct. Hnturnishea

THE NORWOOD. No. 201 West 18th
St cor 7ch-ave.-LuXurions apart
Icnts replete with every modern improve
Went; Gibbons gas range WITH orOilef,
owen and hot water connection oil new
cabinet finished. BRYAN 2.l53 7th-ave.
THE CLEVELAND,
l9G-l8O East 24th-st.
Large and rOOmy fats to rent upfurnlshed
froW September or October every room
light and open to outside light aud air
ample closets &c. rents from SlrzOV )
shown 10 a. II. 70 j. IN.
1ITIN HE FIFTH AVENUE" 1897 and
4 l .OaS Fifth-sve., corner Soth-st;-Ele-
CANT apartments Of 10 rooms ana Dai'l AZ
irnproVeu ents, in clUding elevators and steam
heat: extra inducements. Apply ~ super
intendent at the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
Elm Udrtc0.
AIsles.

Xy7ANTED.-sa:esInen on salaG or com.
w MISSION b. haadle RI New PATENT
ceiling novelty ever prUdu ID erases INK
thorouehlv In two seconds no abrasion Ok
rapar 200 to 500 per Gems piVht one sgent $
.aies amounted % 1920 IN SIX days anotnef
$40 In TWO hours We want ono energetic
general Agent for each State and Territory
For terms aud full narue nlars adcr,ss
THE MONROE ERASER MFG. co. Ia
Crosse. Wis.
Females.
nIAMONDS. watches, lewelry delivered
-,sv Dayments: samples sent upon Ie-
Gu,st. SYNDICATE WATCH CO.. II
East l4th-st.
Ty,ypEWRITER.-W an experenced
TYPEWRITER. Address +. A. >, Box
IL Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
Aorses ano Carriages.


ELANDRAU s CO: ..
and Broadway, 5lst,St ana s1CGsES
Of the best class.
vte.o,,as Wagon cites.
N.S.goiefs Depot Wagons.
49, NJ ss1a,s Curtain RoekavaYs.
~ phsstonS Ex. Top Caoriolets,
fsaasnietfes DOs-a-Dos.
GSnnip 49, Road Wagons.
X 80 poekavays Top PhaetQp&
rrnno pcckawavs Ladies' Phaetonss
S1S1s, pbaetons Buckboa1ds,
~ Va Village Carts.
ysndans EunsboutS.
k T,ans Derby Phaetons.
Doctors Wagons. SuifsYs., 49,
Doctors Broughams. ShLaresn,,n,s arspS'
Fancy Buck5oatds saxon FhSS'o"s'
~c Ihsatons Buckboards, Rocka.
ways. surreys Fancy Trap: NJ I Ms
Village Caris ssxnhope Gigs, StanhSps
Phaesops. Depo. .Waaof Doeto',, fh esnanv
Victoria phaetons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03

evidence against him, he declared that he was limo
cent He was held for trial two charges Of assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
!
Articles.
~ "

ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
n,ar on lighter receipts creamery, 1919 dairy l2a
Zoe Eggs tUner. l4elJc
Cincinnati. avg H." ne 61S bush sSlpncn.s l5Sl1
uL Corn lover: No . mixed, ODE Oat> dull el-i.t;
No mixed, 81 -205-2c. ~ -.' -"a ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
miscellaneous

II, ATTOOING scientific mono
i grams, bracelets aud other devices.
STANDBY, 1916 West 35th-st.
W. ANTFD. Complies set Harper's Maea-
w zine, bound. Address, giving price Md
stvie binding. WILSON, Tribune Uptown
ONCE / o3S Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
Dnmss.t oInanUlo ,UauIeo


-NME. JACQCIN. 602 Gth-nye. Cup
a. stair.f, ncar a5-h-st. French Employ.
mont Bureau supple families with select
mae AID female servants all natonalftfe-
r.r ormalds. iaundrr.res, Mattresses
French German, SWEDISH maids, cooks,
butleIs, ete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
Hlisrellaneous.

81 ELECTIVE WESTLOTORN.-L Legal al
~ vice and privat' lnlorms ion o. an Cl@s ~ :.
f.rnishcd at reasonable rates divorce Jaw
explained: cts c"id'. once, 5lS "eS'
47th-st.
ENTIEMES wishing 70 dlspose Of thcif
u casf-of clothing a. far value III
rlease call or address EDWARD NIL
LER. IS oth-avc. --
rA6Ic LANTERN outfit aud No
d,,.c ription u McPHELAN, Mayheld, SANTA
Clara Co. Ca.
old MAHOGANIES BOOKS. old silver
" Old croc Hfrg, old rngrs Wings old ga -
old arms, Old bIasa, bovsht Ior ca'n'
dress PERKINS, 1876 3d-afe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
Ciip ReGl estate for Sale.

w Est END-AVE and nearby streets
w so. 900 To $50 COO. STEVENS, 9TH
ave. cor. 93d and 1o4th sts.
= ELEGANT 3-STORY residences for sale,
- 78th-St. between Amsterdam (lOth) ave.
and Boulevard 20 q feet vide, 50 deep
snd extensions superb fronts, halu WooG
"a binet finish equal % best 4-story houses
location central property front and rear re-
stricted % private residence cannot be sp-
rrecisted unless seen. Apply on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
lurulshco Rooms

A CHOICE, elegantly furnished bache-
"a lof apartments, wibh baths also SIN
gle rooms sumner prices breakfast op-
aona. 50 West 85th-st.
90 DIST. 20 EAST. Opposite Madison
80 square Park.-HandsOmely furuish
apartment two rooms bathroom; at con-
nerDg.
OQTH-ST., 21s WEST. -Hsndsomely fur
20 nlshed single and dSube rooms es' r.
convenience; pleasant house brrfkfsst
optional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
nork Danteo.

Males.
(, UPFRINTENDENT, dsengaged; :hor'
- ouyh practical mechani, aud draught--
man Of large experience, desires pooIS,oi
IN good firm OF architects or bulidets' Az
drcs- No. -, 1882 SHAVE.
nv YPEWRITING done at short notice
price 3 l-S cents a folio and work guar
anteed references given II desired core
spond.ncs solicited. Address Q. r
MICHEL LOCK drawer 81. BLOOMFIELD. NJ.
NIvANTED.-By a young man Of - an OF,
w flee position where honesty anu hatu
wo VIII be spprec lated understands books
and can furnish Al references. Z. ID. BALD
WIN, 43e Pearl.st.
M ANTED.-situstion a. SALESMAN with
w broom mandatory, or broom anu
wooden ware house; having and well ac'
qua nted With Philadelphia trade. Address
Jos. A. LUZ, $40 Avenue L, Bayohhe'
n. J.
Young. MAN. n. American, willing and
1 oblleing. desires position IN q largs
prcciated. Address A. T. H, 100 l4th-st.,
Brooklyn.
NOUNG American, %, with some business
situation in South America. CAUSIlC'
Tribune ONCE.
VOUNG MARRIED MAN wants place
4 20 make himself useful. Address
NJ b.. 217 Coltunbla-st., Brooklyn.
G1OO CASH bonus 70 any person pr ,.,,-,
'NlUU ing young business man q perma-
canvsssingi. paying about SO per week
can give references and security. Address
by letter. giving particulars. O. r.. Boz 800
Staplet0n. :. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
gnunirp Real Gstaie for Sale

HAhAAI ~N~N- - ~'N'~
A GESCY FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
n for sale or 70 let, furnished or unlul-
uIshed land Oy the acre or l0t. ~ LBS
s TAYLOR, Beekman ST. n. Y.
ALL THE ORANGES-Deslrabl prop
n trtes (sOme desirable bargains. for sale,
rent and eXchahge. :. d. CONDlI. 0ppO-
~, Brick Church Station. East orange
r. LBERON. y. J.-For sale. several ele-
II giant residences also a. Monmouth
Beach. WILLIAM LANE, Long Br'1eh,
y. }.
EOR sALE.-As Cst.liu Station. 1888
Il acre. adjoining y. r. Church the ar
list Residence, 3 tenant houses, ice-house.
large barn and other Outbuildings; thou.
sands OF friit trees. largely In bearing and
tnert scenery on the Hudson. JNO. T.
GILLETTE, Catskill Station. n. \.
4 OR SALE.-In Putnam County, Fla, 96
acres 81 land including = house and
beSr.ng orange grove Of 100 trees. fOr
Lartculsrs Sddress II. EARLE SMITH -
Cort.andt-st.
NEw.KOCHFLLE.-For sale stone
~ house five fOoms. kitchen and cellar;
lot SOILS near station half cash. Ad-
cress JOHN. Tribune once.
ONLY $500 necessary 20 buy one OF the
" largest best and best located Qseen
Anne cottages st Bensonhurst: IL rooms,
OIL improvements furnace; 200 feet rom
electric road rent pays the required pay
meats and Interest; very essy terms -
opportunity TO own an elegant re- .denec.
j. p SCHOONOVFR i.2GS Sd-sye., be-
tween $50 and 54th sts.. Broc klyn.
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nprk DanIeo.


Females.
4 -SEAMSIRESS by day or week; cioy
"A, or country does all Kinds OF sewing,
alterations ana repairing Cn dresses. Miss
H., To- 6th-aye.
IHOKOUGIELY comp tent French
n teacher VoTlu Ike T. give lessons In
q NeW-York famAy in exchange Tor her
Oasd and room Highest ref-ral"N can be
given. Pi.as- adip-s MADEMOiSELLE,
100 Brifo!d-ay-., Brooklyn.
watches. IeWclry delivered /:
~ ,t4s payments san pies sent upon re-
az est. SYNDICATE WATCH CO.. IL
East i4th-~t.
VI ENDING at home or outside wanted
Why an elderly woman. Inquire MEs. II.
IAPEN. 81 Middieton-st., Brooklyn.
- IENoGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- 70 Business Men
without charge % either party.
WYChOFF. 'SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT,
81 Eroadway. New YORK
w ANrCD.-By educot d young lady un.
w rst1ndihg bookkeeping, position as
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-28
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

Many negro families in Alabama are
moving to Oklahoma.
An avalanche at Floresta, Italy. de-
stroyed eleven houses and killed nineteen
persons.
Gen. Miles is en- route to Chicago with a
number of hostile Indian chiefs, who are
TO be confined at Fort Sheridan. near that
city.
Spain has accepted the proposal of the
United states government for the uegotia-
ton at Washington City of reciprocity
treaty relating TO American trade with
Cuba.
Fourteen Masons at Springfield. O. have
followed the example OF their Chicago
brethren and contributed pieces of skin
from their arms to cover a sore on a broth
er Mason's leg.
About 100 sheep butchers arc on :. strike
at the Chicago Stock Yards They have
no common cause of complaint Those
working by the day want piece work. and
those employed at piece work want day
wages.
Fierce fighting is reported between the
ChIlian insurrectionists and the govern
ment troops. President Balmaceda told
the resident ministers of foreign countries
that he expects to subdue the rebellion
shortly.
A notice of reduction of wages at the
Southern Steel company's works, Chat
tanooga, Tenn, has moved the men af-
fected to betray the fact that they were
hired in England in violation of the ION
tract labor law
Bruce Douglas, aged rs years. who
claimed to be the nephew and heir of Rob
ert Percy Douglas, the fourth earl of that
name, died at the county hospital, San
Francisco, Sunday, as the result of dis
sipation and pneumonia.
a collision occurred Monday on the I'm
ion Pacific. at Irving, Kan, by which two
soldiers-Sergt. Schortoat, Battery T..
and Private We'll, Troop G., Seventh cav
alry-lost their lives, and twelve other sol.
diers were wounded, none seriously
Rev. Seymour Slower, an early settler in
Illinois, died Monday morning at the
home of his son-in-law, c. y. Gary. at
Wheaton. Ills. He was a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church and a mem
Der of the Rock River conference for fifty
years.
Father Crafts, the Roman Catholic
missionary who assailed Indian Commits
sioner Morgan, and was challenged by
Morgan to prefer charges and have tn,
matter investigated, replies in letter il
wnich he denounces Morgan, and advo.
Gates an inquiry, but does not accept Nor
gan's ca 4llenge.
II Is reported in New York that Robert
| Ray Hamilton, the husband of Eva. Ia,
| come to life in Idaho, his alleged death
| having been ruse to get rid of Eva. 4
New York judge recently declared Eva the
wife of one Mann. and Ray having secured
his object, has resurrected himself.