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OFT OF WASHINGTON.
A PRACTICAL EDUCATION.
THE MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
RsOpens for its th.rty-third year
SEPTEMBER 10. 1891.
a. Students will gain many advantages by Joining at
She opening Q: tAe sessiuu.
TUITION FREE TO ALL.
For particulars address
H--NhA L. ALNohD. C. E.. President,
qusl-tr Prince Gec-.,'s e 9ountTI Ma
ST. HILDA's sCEoOL, NoRKIsTowN, y j.
srta DSsTdl; hoe boz: Tor sGoa Iwsth Year len.
circulars address sIs ILE sUrE!iIOIl auII-,hn
'fHL FREDERICK FEMAlE SEMINARY OfFEKs
-reSt advantages at lio4e-te rates. II has
anu eaa sSon ana tns sn ihIa IN re sSnaS
diols and admirably lGrnisaed.
branche N ari usic. Frecn. 1 German IN. eldcm;,aS
ply seal culture. steno-raphy, <ypcwrting kIn.
wM. II. PURSELL. IL D..
sel1-im- Frederick. Nd.
RROokENILLE ACApLNY PREPARLs ron
r. Hs , Ioip; the couHnE house. or the liyerslty
A. NJ. BIuokeville. Montgomery county. Md.
SwITHIN sHoR1LIDGL's MEDIA 1PA. JACAD.
Eni16sr limited mid w.ner c.Inate, health record
nSs rev nne 6aidin-s seam heat electric
lated % steam; ample grounds te,chers. and
co!ieee graduates Special attention and private tutor
liis' shsle or 4oub.c rooms, MS cosege Busl-
hess SUPERIOR En-iish deuartment complete iabora-
tory. With dynamo, motor, &c. Media has seven
llrches and temperance CHARTER. SNIIHIS a
SHORT LiDGE. A. N. (Haryard GRADUATED. Media Pa.
ST JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS. MD.
= : lGd Session commences lo,i September.
Excellent respiratory School boys II to l6
., sPLClAL ATTN IlON GIVEN 10
THE PREPARATION Oh CANDIDATES FOR
IHE NAVAL ACADEMY
Address the Presid.nt THOMAS fEI-L IL d. PHI ID
1y.5-sE
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
WINDSOR FEMALE
WINDSOR BUSINESS
Full courses each COLLEGE. with lirlomHs md ia
srees Also thoroush Preparatory Schools. Reason.
aoie charg:s OPENS seitemter 10. Address
iy"l-,,mSid New Gindsnr. Nd
Nj AsALAND. CHARLOTTE HAIL.-I174-CHAR
AVA Iotte Hall SCHOOL, ST. Mary's county. Ml-ISgl
situation unsurpassed for health thorough Enslish
courses Board and tuition IdIne washing fu-i
aud furnished room, ltu term OF ten months
9Th Session September q Important special ,lru-
Lar on Application. r. ". SIN ESIEk, Principal
3y22-w. MIN
rHE fRED.Etk FEMALE SEMINARY WILL
/ or catalogue apply To MILAN H. plkSElI.
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episcopal HIGH SCHOOL.
Near Alexandria. Va
l. NJ. BLACKBOARD, NJ. A.. PRINCIPAL
c. L. c. MINOR. IL. D.. Associate Principal.
For boys. Tie SD year orens sept. CO. lsol Fx-
tensiEe improvements IA buildings and ,moda-
saN
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MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT.
VI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,


The eighth annual SESSION viii DE olened Monday,
October lsDi 1T O'Clock III. with
tory addr by Prof u. =. EelIoNs, A. NJ. anu Will
continue unit. April 30. 1897. This school n.iu-
Der OF the Association of American Medical College,
and Of the National Association Dental Faculties.
\ three graded course reQu. ed Both s.
are admitted The faculty has been cntei by the
addition OF several professors alld lecturers. anu
creased clinical IacI.It.es been The
Polyc mi, and Dental :nrary. located IN the college
building under the contro the iacuity and open
iurns to entire year, afford students superior uppur
tun.tes for obtaining PRACTICAL iEsru tioa. ii Tie
former iac ites are aEOr,.ed .,r the u,iy III
medical and surgical case and at the latter stu tents
may witness aii approved dental operations. per
formed by colnlrteu. Instructors
For further Information and Apply TO
Fl. ii. BAkkLit, NJ D.. Dean.
SelN-cw IL Ii Il ST. Ia. vs..
(APiIoL HILL KINDERGARTEN. .! Sd ST.
~ Sc. reoDens Monday. Oct. D.. For circulars and
Information Apply alter Sept. 70 t!.e prin, ipal
COhNELIA /. BOZ DEN. sis Wv
CTRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE LES SONS
- N ali branches OF IL genera education Special At
tentiUu TO those whose early education has been
leLet Civ. service examinations; success III Ertl-
aralion tui m or.naiiYn re. nraioa Tor cole g
writing done. =. ". FLYNN, An, Ivy Institute.
.staO.;sEcl 1875. 5. ". cor. 9Th and h sis. NV.
sail Am
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THE CoIyMBTAN COLLEGE

The exercises this insti. ,glou, IKE COLLEGIATE
DElA.iINE..I Of the CULUM An UNIVERSITY,
viii lie resumed N tie Lecture Hal o. t!e In
on MONDAY. HEFIEGBEl. 81. II 8 o'cNcA i.
when new students not graduates Of the Preparatory
SCHOOL, VIII IRE Ut themselves tuf ;t.n!is>. II. Tie
CoG-e open 10 students vi Eut sexes A..u ATOMS
catalogues should be adi:cssru Tia. Re sstrar,
Mr.. H. q. nOD;SkIN5, a. il. who may he Hound dam
tho University Library.
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rs TT 4 3" EffF 70
ssss + + E. En- + T
lrlze Medal Paris Ia ositfan No first rrerninrns.
ind"rsea - over lun music srhoos and cosges for
aHt-eiity. oii fianus 'akcn IN eADlauge 1Eea uiy
ll'liVht That can tahe To. i'iage a GRAND.
ja.4-tr BfEIff.R 4 tpNlITI. 10 llth A. m "
- TEISMAA. CHASE. Cab ER. Bi,Ita,s' PIANOS
- OTZins anu AolaIls iOr ~al. or rent
na0tr -, a. .xa
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DENTISTRY.

nR. BLAIR, THE PAINLESS EXTRACTOR OF
teeth. makes speciality OF nlng and Inserts ati-
heal tseti al reasC nable pr1ces sas administered
Open TIL > PIN. sundays rii pm "a ksl n ~
sel1-<ts
nR erosion HAS RETURNED TO The
~ city and viii resume business ~ his dental psr-
Tors, lJOo l4Sh St ". beautiful ssfs % tsesn 60
.sell-lms -.
nR. STARR PARSONS, o. 4. COR eTHANDENM.
~ Entrance sh flrst-class gold and other nu-
ins speclsty Application 10 gums used ~ extr.cs
inx. Artificial teeth anu crowns Inserted tySs
THE EVANS DENTAL PAkLoRs- 1917 PA AVE-
= nv. Teeth extrscied posatively S1thcrf rain g
BY eystel1-a harmless vegetable
vapor in use bS Is only. la eects pleasant and
transient ArtinclAl teeth. ana bridge WORK e
reasonable prices. apl4-onl.
nENTAL INFIRMARl. yNINEn.
~ s1ty. 18th md X u v. Open = 70 o. al the
year. ExfrsctInz. &c. srs~ taA&nss snd plates =
cost Of lnatexlAks- fclO-x
WE MAKE THE CIGAR. You MAKE TKD
w suoks. TIGER CUBANh-Ths best Cigar. =
each. 50o pr bundle Ask yoW dealer fo-.thssn-
s2S-U axe ChnnsbsEs -. D. T.. Aanzfncsurusa.
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SUKGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS.

Tie medical department OF Howard University will,
hold the following clinics for students during the
S,i...
hursicl every Saturday by Prots. y. F. Graham
aIt C. b. Furvis. surglca every Wednesday by Prof
Robert Reynurn. lrattre ileli HE WEEKLY by
Pro-. L. s. Hood. obstetrics seniors by Prot. G.
B l1iIvis. ID seases OF throat .ely by Prot J. L.
BIacr EFT. Eye anu every " ednps,iay and Friday
by DR.. L. Oliver Bet. Diseases OF children and
surgery every Tm stay md I thursday by Dr
+. A. Bai!och. D.spensary clinics daily by d.. L. J.
SIiadd. Dental Every lay. thursday and Satur-
Drs. over, Lee Lotion.
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SAMUEL ". NEATMAN, ESQ.,,
Secretary and treasurer.

Secretary ana treasurer.
TIE faculty take pleasure III announcing that tt"ir
new AMI conmo,ouS law 0ui.,.Eg. Nos 800 and sos
IT NV. Is now r.Iid al IroAch ms completion.
poses of the Law School. and !. believed II Dc IN
every respect thoroughly sdsrted for the Tor
videl in the WY o. lecture aud ibrary and
seadny rooms. The Library nov coluprisiu1 the Ea-
books upon most legal subjects, VIZ: Jie coulmo lious
readn looms ache wall - open from a. IN. To 10
o: the school
The ,utcoduct,ry lecture will he delivered AID an
building "Wednesday. tctoIcI :. 30 T. Pres
Ont End prospective students. alumni % the school and
TIE relaFy san be seen u tiie Old Law hutlns,
corn 0rl and SIS. Il. On Mondays and Thurs
dsyS from so 20 S1J pm. .of inioralaiion. enrol
althi. u Ecu. Z NhS course q stld!, terms.
s., cs he oataned ~ Is .. stores9 " H. sorr-son.
IN a. anS Low a dj s, CO l5 i i +
the UNDERSIGNED s ~ YEAiMhS.
seII-lm Secretary ana 4 :eassrer
CT JOHNS COLLEGE, VERMONT AVE-
- Studies: English, French, Latin Greek. standard
phono.raphv. commerce. athpig-;ics has uiIna:y
snd sfamner classes Aeoiens Moniay. September
- L. CECELiA'S ACADfAlY. IpR IOUNG LADIES
= and children. UUI East Capitol s., viii reopen
are 2dIi 20 ihe classes i'll i4siC. ntIn phonog-
raI'..y mi tylewT.i'I-. al.25-;.n'
A RNoID ~. MElrR. GRADUATE. LEIPZIG:
"A piano. or.sn. theory, voice. Juilus Meyer
iousseau. lncuse 81 vocal studies. l521 18th
NV. Gu2i-ilu-
Ar. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN
ciiiies offered Tor pdpis OF AL ages Private lnstruc
zion given II desired. Apply 10 N. Ii. III IMAM.
A VI, l4EItor"oran =. NV. sci Pm
4 HI MEDICAL. DENIAL AND PHARAiACEU-
toa departments o. Howard University Will open
III II wner session October l. For circular address
Z. b prHyis. NJ. D.. Secretary. Ills 18th 1t.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

III ALI DAVIS 90 = UPRIGHT PIANOS.
nev stS les sIcyAl seistIon- nov here aud lnor.
com. "a, bargains On alud aud reu.
se4t-tT "a. l.. 81 MNiK. Sll 9Th sfuS
a. Il. KUHN. 1909 @ ST NV
Ns Established tSsa.
hTaEAusr aud other Pianos aud srAaus
Frllr~ reasonable. Ierus eaz,. lK.a,-ln
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THE FREE BATHING BEACH.
1t IL Closed for the Pre-en: by Order of the
commissioners.

TESTIMONY T.KES AT THE cOROSER's INQUEST
OVER TIE BODT OF HOLLY s. HEATH. DROWNED
LAST FRIDAY ACCIDENTAL DEATH The YER
DICT-sUPr. STEVENS PLEADS YOR THE BEACH
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VV'HE CUII MBIAN UNIVERSITY.
i CIrru ar describing the rNenng lasses in ALGE-
BRA, GEONE IEl. R.GONUMI rRI, ANALYTIC
GEOMETRY AMI CALC,LUS nIs be obtained by
writing to H. l.. iODt kINS. lrol OF Math sel.-l.I,
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TOLOABIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
Y ~ La. ave. opposlte CITY post office. .

e. ~. IRNih. A. NJ. G.. T.. Prin.
Sixth year bs ness c;'u atOr al tits city Ff-
teen n6.!LerUf tc faculty Eastman College
10 mt author OF the E.s 81 stem: OF Training, waIch
re,IVSi lie OILY zoo lle,,al sw~rtCd business
e6u atom AZ the woI DIS :str held III parls in 1850
courses: business. ElE!lsH, ArEUuut;,cy. Civil
hc.y:ce. Shorthand AID T!pcwrIt.n-. sU. eriu- ant
eE;!.1!siast:c :e1clin-. thorough and Practical
Graduates o. excellence ana uis.in-
sed success. itultious when Send
Tor r;ta,ugUe contsrN- Ges"glit!on Of the
list OF asst seasons mt more tina 20
stlGents. Earoll at one. Sessions begin September
i, lcDl. au20
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DIT. PattefscL asked if witness had any sug-
ges.ieu ether man that Published in Satur-
day S-Al ard witness said he thought net
wrs the beet thing lie knew % - present. DIR.
Patterson spoke Ok his visit 70 he Commission
srs :-s.ertzy and Of the closing @. the beach.
enc he szia his idea was to hase she beach
closed VI I'll il could be sounded
Witness said he though: the beet ,hing was
what he had done That was 20 AXE e oWj OF
bays and have them 10 take id OF hands and
have them walk across the beach. He though;
shat much better than - line sounding. The
beach he COL sideved perfectly sale, and only
this morning ne took his con and daughter IL;
the water.
The coroner suggested that the only way ne
saw TO keep the boys within the danger lin.
was TO fence 1t of and then Il they crossed the
line they would do IL at their own risk
Mr.. Stevens said The matter OF ropes had bee
discussed ana ne had dreamed of the matter al
nights. He said that after a conference with
the Commissioners it had been suggested thai
stakes be driven at the end OF tie I'll Wituss.
did not think that such stakes volid prevent
drowning. as al high tide the water there was
nine feet deep and fye feet a. low tile
DIR. Patterson suggested that a boating rope
might answer better than lnythiug else, bu,
this Nr.Steyens said would DO unpracticable a,
tho tide changes twice day and 1t would
eequire the services Of four or tvs men 10 keer
OhAuRiug IT.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON

MIR ALFRED BUyAC WILL RESUME HIS
" clssseS in French. En-lish. Italian Mathematics
and Drawing on ostoie- l.
MIS- bnl@c viii Also receive limited numter of
Pup4ls. for particulars Apply az lssS 18th NV.
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Az ALARM WANTED.

II anybody will ever give US an alsrm,' said
Mr. Ssevens. '.no one Will ever seaI OF CAGE
Of drowning"
Witness was questioned concerning the drown
Ing Of the other two young men. and he said
ohat their bodiss were found outside Of the
pogth end Of the ILL., lie spoke cs ;ne ooys
being warned TO be careful. aud he said that 40
tsr a possible the bAthors are requested to 80
y IN GreaY& -
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81. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD
lUd Session commences l6th September
Excellent Sehooi boys l. to l6
- SPECIAL ATTN ZION GIVEN 10
The PkEtAkAIloN Oh CANDIDATES FOR
The NAVAL ACADEMY
Address the President. THOMAS I'LL, IL d. PHI ID
jy2,J-.lE
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fOrV in faot N''iS ''NN-~
"RAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF yrw.vopv n,,,,,xc,

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
There was fairly active tendency in wheat optlons
Yesterday. about 100000 bushels changing hands
The course OF prices was variable and erratc but the
net result was an Improvement. There was carly
weakness on realizing sales and fairly large North
western receipts. The bulls were ENCOURAGED Lv
cables and estimates of The Cincinnati Price
Current" that make an cXpOTtable surplus on fine A.
lantic and Pacihc coasts of only 900 900 bushels
Another element Of strength the Iber< c.earlncs
of -four at the seaboard. May options opened a.
81 o. IL fell TO 81 OF JIG, but then rallied 10 II O3
a 81 OF -. July fell from % 5S to SO $40. later
selling at 81 516dB1 cents. The net gains OF the
1er with ~ 800 bushels taken for export nearly ali Of
the transactions occurring after regular hours.
Corn was weak AT the start and cables were easier
Prices were benefited by light receipts and the not
changes Of the day were gains of Sc cent Spot lo;,
we're l-4d3S cent higher, but only "a 900 bushels
were taken for shipment.
oats were strong on the spot and fairly active The
II cent on neglect and May improving 3-s cent
There were sales Of 1000 ticces OF lard to arrive
but The options fell Off In points.
The final quotations We're
Wheat-January, ~ OF rs: February, 81 O4 -
March Fl o. IS; APRIL ~ Oi7o; MAY, ~ OF - |;
Corr-January. 81 Is February, 80 SIS; March
Oats-Tanuary, 81 3-o; February, 81 IS; May
d IardNJanuary. Sc o3; February, SIS o3; March,
SO Il: MAY, So '}2.
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday AT
New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were as
t,,lIoys Wheat l6.640 bushels: corn 81 sos bushels
oats. 74.967 bushels; total grain, 1Goll5 bushe, F:
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weak: Pennsylvania arsts 27c. Potatoes firm fair de-
mand white potatoes per bush, PtnnsylNan choee,
~ l0dsl l5 and hebons Michigan eh9lee u Io1
81 Is Iosv New.York choice II 0JoT 10 90 90 aif u
coed 95c0+l Burbanks ana stars choice 81 oodrl ~.
Burbanks and stars n good, 3oeaYl m.innotn
pearl, choice 95c0S Scotch agnums per los 10 sask,
S3deS 20 Nova Scotia MeTcer> pdN $50 N SACK - toa
81 go Other articles unchanged. Receipts-fl0lr Z2O0
Dds oats 100 bush ShpmcDts-Wheat, !, fVO Dusni
corn, 500 BUSH oats, $500 bush
ST. Louis Jan. o3.-Flour steady. unchanged. Wheat.
tash lower options opened "a sc lower than yesterdays
eos then advanced slightly and rud strong 10 the close.
whlch was aye higher than YESTERDAY No red cash.
Si'Ie closed at SHE Corn-Firs prices i.c Lower
than Yesterdays close. advanced sharply I'm sympathy
With wheat and closed isdsc higher Yesterday No.
cash, 4sSd4sS.c May. 4Sssd49sc closing iJc bid
July, oOaoOise, closing 50isc Oots quiet but nrmcr
No. cash 4stc; May 45ilc closing 45asc bid Rye
scarce No ?. zoe bid Barley nrmer and active Mime.
sofa, IOai2c Iowa, 7Id7sc; Wisconsin zoe uay dull.
unchanged. bran easfri sacked T. o. b., 9lhd92i2c;
plaXsecd nominaly 81 - Lead unchanged sellers a TO-
~ eCds2 So. Whiskey 81 II. Provisions dull. PORK,
new in JOB lots. $40 37e Lard prime steam IS IS
ass CO. Dry salt meats shoulders IS sIi, longs and
RIBS So short clear, - l2R. Bacon foxed Shoulders
cured hams s9asll so Recsipts~ilour 2 600 mis-:
wheat GOO bush; 5000 bush; oats IS 600 hush
rye 1000 bush barley. 200 Lush. ShipmentsDFIonr
1000 bbls wheat, 5000 bush; corn 20 600 bush: oats
1900 bush '' ~'
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san francisco Jan. %. 1891
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago. Jan % iSpecial-Ortside and local
manipulation combined today 10 bring about little
reaction in wheat The start was weak on fhe North
western car lOt- 27l. The big local-fOOm trader.
having covered enormously Thursday, Started In a
buyer: and the announcement by The Price Current
that the theoretical position OF wheat showed only
1oOOOOO bushels LIT for export the Atlantic Coast
and only 33OOO0OO bushels LETT the Pacific Coast,
finally turned the crowd also to the buying side.
Better cables added 10 the buying inclination. Above
% cents however for May the room trader who had
started the market turned seller. Mar wheat opened
at 93 L.. went from 80 Is to "a Ii and closed at
"a. There wa, gO6d out inspec>On here, nearly
100000 bushels fair clearances OF -four from the
se1bOard and prospects Of considerable decrease In
the visible supply Monday. Corn rallied "a cent on
The sharp demand which existed In the sample crowd.
The receipts 2ij the estimates for saturday
f13 The latter figures helped a little toward the
strength. ~ course there some sympathy with
wheat. The buying by Hutchinson. strength OF the
cash market and sympathy with the other pits brought
about advance Of : cent IN oats. MAY opened at
~ IA and closed at 4cS4. There was heavy selling
OF pork and ribs by Armour. by Cudahy by the
Chicago Packing Company and by manufacturers gen
orally. As prices declined stop orders were caught
and the weakest market 81 the season cnsued Nav
pork sold low fl0 -. May lard as low as 81 o.
and MAY ribs aS low - - f. The close was a little
above the bottom The hog, received, $4,000; the
estimate for saturday. $4,000.
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.orD HrTCHn SAYS HE is STILL IN IT.
.ur VETERAN OPERATOR DENIES REPORTS OF
HIS FORCED RETIREMENT

~uFV VETERAN OIIsiNAIOh DI4NlES IEPOkIS Of
MS FORCED RETIREMENT.
chicago. Jan. 90 (SpeciaD. his re-
o-,ed retirement from speculative business. y. =.
f,chnson and his force Of clerks were as actively
anraced on the Board OF Trade today as ever. When
. reporter approached him during a lull in the storm
Mr. Hutchinson remarked with much vigOr that all
me rot that had been printed about his affairs was
Gerry annoying. 81 Some Of these fellows will need a
receiver before need conservatory" he added grimly.
The veteran operator added:
II have not retired from business. I did two or
three months ago decide that would give up trading
on nv own account. and that would wind up that
part OF my business with the end Of the year. ]
had nearly all of ID closed up by January ]. There
Is only sitte outstanding and that simply because
that is cleared oT do not intend to do any more
trading on my own account but am stll in The com,
mission business and | have done good deal OF u
this month ! guess have done big lot OF 1t TINS
month"; do not why | should not keep on DONG
II. am just we'll able To do it now as ever
matter with me- am moi feeling quiet as well as |
have felt but suppose that is the result OF growing
old. II won't interfere with my business
There good deal of gossip on the Produce
Exchange Yesterday over the dispatches which an
nounced and denied that Hutchinson had retired from
business Several of the brokers who had had dealings
with Hutcho said that The general feeling was one
of relief that he had gone out of business to
he retired They believed that he wouh not appear
i'm the speculative market again as disturbing factor
/. IJufchs had not cut much of a figure here, and
nothing had been heard from him on the Produce En-
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domestic 5itualor5 iDdnt.6

Males.
M ALE NUliSf.-Ihree years experience !:
lfl best references and diploma insanity OF
nervous case preferred obiipinc ana pains
travel anywhere. Address MALE NURSE,
I1J faSL u st--r
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Dunso, Jan. e3.-Wheat-SO hard firm az II cS; No
II 81 %; cars Minneapolis track sOld RI
~, 80 Northern. SldEl OF winter wheat hrmer; No
red os5666 NO l white 81 o2 bid on track " extra
OIL GGHoJci NO extra white. 81 40 white oregon,
~ stoIe Corn ea'ir; 10 carr NO yellow sold 40
~ TDr, No yellow sold al 5Ghc ? car No sold
."o3 tc 10 cars No sold a. 5ji4djj2c on track
2 Viii cars 10 white sold at Doc; > car 40
Gss 10 sold az f9a i9Ac; car- 40 mixed sold al
aEd f'c on track No white in sold at j0ac
nncha,, balIey STEADY aud unchanged. Rye dull and
5Go ~ Flour firm and unchanged. Recepts-Wheat,
mont. u W corn - 900 bush oats, 1900 bush Ship
Chicago Ian % II, - =. 49, - 49, ,.,,o,,,
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n)ork tUnntco.


Females
NOUR ATTENTION. PLEA SE.-Authors'
4 WORK ana All literary Work copied nj sc
folio one copy. - folio two copies steno-
graphic dictatlOn ano transcription, Toe folio
rapid dctatiOT on machine. 5Oc per hour.
Stcn0raphy and typrNriting Office Of Miss
T.. T.. ~ ESEf, Room lO2. 9th flo0r. Wcfld
building.
" DUNG lady. with knoWlodge ~ music.
i speaking English and German. desires
position iu music store o. Office. y. II. f..
Tribune Onice
" OCNG LADY desires position a. st"nog-
D raphrg and typewriter; experienced;
eoOd references. ". f.. Tribune once.
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NStona Gans; cehcaes opened at 76.c closed. 75sc
hKItst I6sic; lowest 757sc.
hiadfcrd. Penn Jan 25-Na,lonr Transit certificates
9yzeu AZ IIHc; closed 7j7sc; highest I2c; lowest
''oci elearances, 731 900 bbl,.
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-four, 42725 packages At Chicago Milwaukee aud
-. Louis the arrivals were Wheat 81 ..24 bushels
corn lO6'.lo bushels; oats. 1i215j bushels; total
grain, 1919 bushels -four, 26,432 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San LrancIseo. Jan o. 1901
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OIL MARKETS,

oil City Penn. jan. 23-Natlonal Transit certificates
opened ~ ne; highest 712c lowest DE closed zoe.
Sales, 100000 hhs c!cafancc~, 5000 bhl> charters
% Ci3 hh~ shun.nt- SC.3ij bhs runs % 80 bbIs.
Pttsburc. Pom, Jan. 23-Ictr0eum, Light trading
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Gin Zeal estate for Sale.
gonntrp Real Gsiate for Salt

A GLNCY FOR MONTCLAIR.- Dwellings
IA for sale LAID BY he acre or lot;
houses 10 let, furnished or UNFINISHED.
TUBES Il TAYLOR, D Beeknan-st.. n. Y.
"A bargains and exchanges everywhere
p years exp rleDce. PHILLIPS s.
WELLS. Tribune Building.
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Dressmaklnq.

-X--NILE. THIBAUD. ios wes.
A osth.st tea gowns. evening. street
"a house dresses also tailo.'maoe coupe
siesante moderate price: shors heuces
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Domes!ic Situations Uanteo

OoK, CHAMBERMAID and WATT
RENS.-By Protestant girl good cook.
wash'r aud irOner: excellent chambermald
ana Naities, excellent references CITY or
counry. Call az 272 Gth.aye., near f7tA.
st.. Mrs. HALL. W"
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domestic Siiudtions tudnteG

4 -A.-A.-LADIE.S are invited 70 call
An my employment parlors; good. com
reteut helm Of an nations and VI good refer
tncc- can be Obtained, either by calling or
scndin, your orders please state partlcu'
lar. WAGE. &C., ard your orders VIII r.,
cclyc prompt attention. NOBLEII' IOI
West iJth-st, 1J1 SHAVE.