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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19

reports Of clearing weather in the Southwest causee ~ ~
session The tendency down and Che nuetuates re
confined within range tne close wa on s9
from the opening. No cash ~ July $50 s 91Ia
August SSsc; September, BsaroBObc DeccaDtf. yiz@
W9c bid. Corn The rush to buy At The OPENING lyu NV
little io sale. and resulted IN about lie ahSane anu 10
some time the market displayed strength fna'y ~s
rapid decline Of Ole closing sc the bottom no sssn,
sold at Jid52c. OatsAbou the only prop there as es'
under oat futures OF late been corn. and Shen t,e
gave way today there vas decline and pressure 20
sell THAI did not ind much OF demand No csSn'
42ic bid futures nominal. Rye UNCLAIMED Lay stoy
seed quiet, 81 O2hc: Butter steady, no change EaSs
tagging, 54dGs.c cotton ties. 81 55Gsl co. Corn
neal firm 80 OIUs3 10; Whisky, 81 10. Pr2vlsons-
he decline grains nad further depressing effect bu,
sellers wero stil unwilling accept lower prices es'
peciay on bacon. and this made rather duh market
boxed - s7sGs5 longs, 81 Il; Ribs, se25; shorts.
sG 372 Bacon boxed shoulders e. 81 has so; longs,
81 S5dF9 O. fbs SC Is shorts s6 81. Hams, l0d
Zoe Receipus-F1OuF, 2Oo0 bbls wheat. 10 900 bush
corn n 600 bush $1,000 bush. Shiynents-F0ur,
3 600 Sbs wheat 5000 bush corn, 1000 bush; oats.
II 600 bush.
Toledo June 1s--wheat weak. lower; cash and June
~ O3: july 36e August 03sc December 952c. Corn
dull: cash GOc Oats quiet 40 . white, 45c; No 2
4ie Cloverseed dull steady: cash 81 20. Receipts-
Flour 125 bbs wheat. 2,S47 bush corn, 69Ol bush
shipments-Flour 3i5 bbls wheat, 165o bush; corn
. lnIl
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,ooSr ,r7sr lppEAR roR SENTENCE.

The remittitur in the case Of John Most, who was
convicted before Judge Cowng for melting to dis
tubance Of the peace, received from Albany yes
terday. A notice served Mrs. Ida Hoffman,
who was surety for Mosts appearance requiring that
he be court to-day. that the original sentence Of
imprisonment might be carried ont Assistant Dis
trct-Atorney bedford will move for Judgment Henry
C. Fannfne. who convicted of murder in the first
degree in killing Emily Taylor, with whom he had
lived although his wife was living. will also be
arraigned for sentence to-day The execution Of the
sentence Will be by electricity, but appeal has
been taken the time originally fixed viii pass before
the questions raised can be finally decided by the
COrrt,
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rps STRANGE CASE OF YOUNG MeLLoY.
uo,s HE MADE DEAF AND DUMB BY AN AS
SAULTi

SAJLTT
nh. ,.cr,,ar case Of David Moloy Of Fort Hamilton,
- - assaulted and robbed In Chinatown, excited
VIZ ,t.~sst when ii came mp for a hearing at the
- Conrt Yesterday morning Young Molloy was
l abre IN sneak or hear. What ne had to COM
ST., WAS In writing His father, the private sec
hi.-,, Of Davd Dudley Field and the young mans
-. were in court At the time the case was first
,sa TO the police M0lloy's story was not believed.
~. ,,heeouent developments substantated his case
p s mode II all the stronger. Several doctors have
-,,rod the ycung man, aud pronounce HIS sudden
~ 90 sreech and hearing most peculiar His
rs y,lIiaun NoIloy, for many years has been the
- COR David Fields estates. and has Office
go yra-hincfon building. Of late yOung Moloy has
- . ,aiasble assistant To his rather. Moll0y after
-. soae collections FOTty-fourthst. last Mon
~ - a train downtown and got of at Chatham
-"s where he got drink in some nQuorshop.
49, 49, wandered in pellst. and at No. 10, while
ns ID in CONVERSATION with Maggie Williams. he
- he was assaulted and robbed Of S1z3 in money.
diver watch and a gold chain and a gold pin.
Tho robbery took place about O'Clock last Monday
1t and Mol!oy has been unable to explain where
\, has been from that time until Wednesday morn
,,r when he approached an officer on the Bowery
"a wrote on slp of paper that he had boon robbed
"a was made deaf and dumb from the assault made
anon him. His story he told 10 the police and tAe
crest Of four prisoners followed. They are John
Leonard No. 90 Westinghouse Patrick Dneen. No.
es Catherinest. Robert OToole. No Doyer-st.. and
Patrick Morrow, No. Hague-st. They also arrested
three young women. named Della Conner, No. 90
powery Maggie Williams, No. 10 Pell-st.. and
Maggie Reilly, No. II PeI-st. The story of the
vomen corroboratsd Mooy's story Of the robbery
The Comor woman testified that she found the saJchcl
which had been stolen from MollOy, and she
ave it 10 Morrow. of the prisoners
Maggie Reilly said OToOe, another Of tire prisoners.
nave her a silver watch to take care OF for him. When
she learned that OTooe had been arrested she gave the
watch 10 he police. The timepiece has since been
dentaed by Mooy as the one stolen from him on the
eay OF the assault,
Mr. McGowan, the clerk, then drew up formal com
nlaut. against each CT the four prisoners O'ToOle
sylrsed a desire TO turn states evidence. but when II
a., larned that he could tell little his plea not
Granted. (osTOOle says ne saw Dineen strike Mooy
sad "a watch fell u the sidewalk. lie picked il up.
s,akel away, and gave IL a short time after 70 the
Reilly girl. He saw no robbery committed. lie
ualked away, leaving the dummy meaning Moloy
with MS FRIENDS.
Mr. Gallagher, the counsel for the prisoners. was
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KILLED BY 4 FIRE EyGryE's TENDER.

A fire in J. Friedman's picture stone, at NO. 6o6
Gpenwiohst., at a. m yesterday caused damage OF
500 on it's way TO the fire the tender Of Engine NO
30 ran over and instantly Killed an italian woman IN
front Of No 37O springt Sho tried 10 across tho
strees IN fpnt Of the tender and Assistant Foreman
afncy VI tic engine company. who was driving, could
not stop N time. Gaiiney arrested, but Was
parnled later BIZ COr0ner Schultze.
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THE yEW-EyGLIvD FAY CROP.

Boston. June 1s.-@The New England Farmers
annual Of the hay crop Of New England esti-
mates It at about onethrd less than last year and
the year before. As these years were considerably
above the average the indications that this years
crop Will BE- in tho neghborhoOd Of from onc-ffth 10
one fourth below the average, II good soaking rains
come within a few days. The conditions Under which
the crop has grown so far are favorable 10 a superior
..truNtrr
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get up steam in the boiler Tuesday and was advised
by policeman not % II until it had been tested
boiler inspector AT Police Headquarters was directed
By Scrgean; Mullen so TO Morrlsana ana tst the
boiler YESTERDAY but lie did not get there IN time u
prevent the explosion. Orsini had hghteu hrc i'll
the boilers furnace on Wednesday evening ana ne was
warming himself by sitting on the boiler after adding
mor fuel Yesterday mornne. when the explosion
occurred. TIE tube heads were blown Oh ana INC
boiler fell over on It's side Orsini flung 20 the
ground with such force that he received severe
internal injuries No parts q the boiler were TORN
entirely loose from il aud the damage by the eX-
ploson slight.
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COTTON uARKE1-RY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool June 1s 4 p. rn-Cotton-'The sales Of the
dav include 900 bales American Futures closed hiin.
observation-disclosures low middnng clause June delivery.
524.6ld value; june and July delivery 24g41 value
f,y and August delivery. 2U6fdG4 2I63d August and
contender delivery 31-64d buyers September and Oc-
tobcr deliver 35.Gtd buyers october and November
delivery oS.f3d value November and December delivery
io.cid BUYERS December and January delivery; 4204d
ftver~ January and FEBRUARY delivery 44-G4d buyers
Galveston. June 1s.-CoJtOn middling. Sc low
rddnq 7lsc good ordinary 0sc and gross receipts,
S bsles oxpofs 208O bales sales 147 bales
81 baies
gross rrceipt. % te expcEs cOastw!se. go bales
ssies flG bales stock. 1851 bales.
savannah June 1s.-Cotton Qulet7 nidding 1916
io,y mddng TIC good ordinary 111Gc: net and gross
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4 SCAFrMD KNOCKED DOWN BIZ HORSE.

A hanging scafoG, on which four painters were at
work in the Lbertyst. ferry house. knocked down
by e DOdd's express wagon which against it yes
teriay afternoon and the painters fell together to the
floor. Only one Of them was hurt seriously. He was
Andrea Gorrs Of no 100 Sussexst.. jersey City. The
bones OF his left foot broken He was removed
10 the Chambers Street Hospital George Lawrence
and William Hart OF No 100 JacksOu-st., and Henry
Lockwood OF No. u Prescott Place. jersey City,
ESCAPED with slight bruises and went ~ their homes
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1 BOILER rxppoDEs OWING 70 clRELESsrEss

A portable boiler which had been used TO run
steam drills in rock excavations exploded at Home
st. and the Southern boulevard at . 80 d m. yester
day and injured one II belonged to Christopher
Henry contractor, when 1t last tested On juno
-, 1890 in West End-ave. For several months 70
Gently it had been and rusty when it
was moved to Morrlsana on Tuesday. John Carwell.
a contractor had got il for use IN Honest. Michael
Orsni Of No 81 East an
Italian employed by Carwel, making ready to
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JUNE 10, grwEIyE PAGES

receipts 7G1 bales exports coastwise 2lA Tales saes
lie bales stock. 101l0 bales. ,s,,,
I5.i0e. low middlng Tic good ordinary. Csc net :
ccuts 39 bales gross so bales exports cSassNise lVof
ba ss salcs, 600 bales: stock. 9G,7Ji bales.
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gountrp Real GstGtc Go Get

~ URNISHED and unfinished houses 60
L lot Tor tie season or year houses ano
farms FOR sale. W. Il. UALSTLD, Real
Estate and Insurance Broker, hoom 20 80
IhomaS-st. y. Y, or Mamarcacck, n. Y.
/ orange. y. j.: comfor.ab bic. pleasant,
healthy home Tor summer AID winter mouse
l. rooms, gas, hot and cold water. oath,
porcelain wa.htuDs modern pICmplnH
Wsrllg system OF drainage plenty OF lawn
and shade and opposite para Iamble o. 90
acres; i've minutes easy walk from LEV
elm depot; ilty minutes non New ofk I;
rent sCO per month. Apply 70 IL. {.
l.tQWNING. owner 81 COrtiand'-st.. New
AnfE.
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[clr DdIts D.

Males.
81 NTRAL AND SPECIAL AGENTS fof
X new territory wantcc ch"slNrt m.
surancc known only Il 1sse- '.neAt~ so,'l
.if'ec 1855 al claims IalG stat Treasury
fc-ervo nind responsible n3nasein nt ik-
cial .erms cOFrespcmdance iaVt L.. PROV
IDfNT AID SOCIETY. Pol:lane Me.
FOB IOslTOR-Wmted, Two
y t.ir1eF: siea ~ work; wages, tlr.
Andre. TIE DOWD PRINTING CO.,
Wnfstcd, Conn.
Al ETROPOLITAN AGESCY. TanJ years
lFk esta0.i sncd. reliable an1 very success
ful IN placing men in rOOa ~. ltlgn- Or
5sis continually coming la for all knds %
male help; particular attention gwen e. Dc,,
t,r class Of positions NETEOtbLlIAN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCH, -le Hway.
w ANTED salesman To- wLollsaie and
w .etn Flynn's s4feti Bolt eos Hail-
nrfrees siz-s big conini-a sion l.f.i-
tony free no opposition scrd staalp flf
Teply. Address Il. IL. lily W., - Lynch
Elosk. aTsa use.
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Droolzlvn Eel Estate.
FURNISHED Gouses


BROOKLYN.
4 COMPLETE furnished 2-story and
- basement house ~ rent for summer
nonts: $50 mOnthly 5Gs-st.. ne3r city
lae ard BAY. H. HUNT, agent, Ll27 3D.
aye., bfJ0Alyn.
Country.
A PRETTY COTTAGE for the season.
- fcr.ished 3 roors; Los n"vcl been
fegteo % summer t-n1nts. I2N 4, Wina1fdi
Conn
CIORF FRONT.-FuFnlsa a COTTAGES Orb
= d. 0r Naua.duan River y. j.. OPPOSITE
P'int Plea.ant: oNtep, ivc GsouDds lar4e
ss1o trees stable: M aNcfll'd bla'mg T.
e1les. WM. II. Willy. owner 100
Rs1e-s:.
& CMMTT. y. J.. P'er3 Park.-furH shed
- house % rent fof tho -rn inrr near the
siot Oh AID Casi1o no1er. improt e".e.i's !;
h.rr mound reautiful location t,f-ns
fe.soashlc. HENRY .. TWOMBLY, 90
Broadway
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fely uantea.

Males.
NE1ANTED.-A capable bCokkeepcr for the
w s-3scE. Address MORROW 8 DAY.
Bakcr7 gAd Caterers. Ocean Grove. y. j.
N1ANTED.-SaltsH ea On saaR or com
w mission T. handle tn New Patent
Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil thr greatest
selling novelty ever produced erases INK
Thoroughly d. two seconds no abrasion OF
lsp'r 200 10 600 per Gems profit one agent
salss amounted 20 $500 IN SIX days another
e32 IN TWO hours. We want one energetic
General Agent for each State ard Territory.
For terIns and full particulars address
THE MONROE ERASER MIG. CO., La
Crosse. WIS.
Females.
VIVA MED. -Tirst-class laund7ess az Mount
~ sinai Hospital, LeXington-ave and
6Gth-st.
VE1AVTED.-An experienced young wCman
W o. attend store. MORROW & DAY.
Bakers and Confcctoners. Ocean Gr0Ve.N .j.
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"A M objection 90 the country good refer
ences from last place. 4O3 East eOth'aN'
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Snslrtss CHANCES

PATTY having o h.cI-clsss Hagazin,
a ,sftb fargo ad ,eFtisi1g account aau
eooG Circulation dssirts cd iitoaai rnanei1
al T. develop and extend the sl,.e s.il
one dasir.ng 10 embars 81 such an cnt y
rs address ALEXANDER. It'd ire
once ---
-,-rr,,f. pa TNER wanted With good
\ .f.ran@-e ard ~, OOD in 30 years
= S.c,sted commission buatness flylne
"a % ,ferl, can he largely increased
NAIOvl Morld building.
-SJDA.WIgE. boiling tuFincss .ol
Sal. Ad1r.ss IL Westinghouse .4oI'
ristoWn. y. J.
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leaso. June Is-Tle ndIns tnture. ransed as to.0w.

Cash quotations as follows Flour STEADY gueonged
10 rel O3da7c; No. corn, 594ci No ? oats So. .
Sc No rye 7sc 10. barley nominal NO; n9S> "a
go Is l5fd pr 100 n 81 c2l2 short rib side doosc
o5sG. dr., Salted shoulders boxed. sJ0@5 10; short
eieir sids boxed. &c 25Gs5 30 whi.k% distlll,Ts
42Lc No 3 do. 39rilci No. barley + o. b. Co@"ie .
,-.,.,,, Receipts Shipments
riot, 49, ............ 1900 1,CO)
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Countrp Real Gstaie for Sale

A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-Dwellin
n for sale or to let, furnished OF uI.iur.
uIshed land by the acre or lot. TUBES
& TAYLOR. o Beekuial,-st., n. Y.
NOR SALE OK RENT.-FurnIshed resi-.
Babylon. Apply to SNEDECOR & NOR
TON, or FISHEL q REID, Babylon. L. |.
ONLY $500 necessary 20 Duy one OF ne
W largest best and best located Queen
Anne cottages at Bensonhurst II rooms,
aIl Improvement furnace 200 feet from
electric rOad rent pays the required pay.
ments and interest; very easy terms rare
] n, SCHOONOVER, l Pea 3d-ave., be-
tween $50 and 54th sts.. brooklyn.
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n1orli Deutca.

Uorh Deutca.
----,>>~ --->>-,,-
Females
Il XCELLENr huudress wishes ladies'
II OF family va hing br week ~ dOzra (;
house iinen done cEe1p. Z51 West l4ta-st.
pUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER, lady
! desires light eu ployInent for a home
during the summer months. Address
:. X. >, HouEers, N. \.
.IESOGAAFHEBs SUPPLIED
- 10 Business Men
Withou. cha gr o. either party
WTChOFF. SEANANS q BLNEDlCI.
81 Broadway New-Y
- TENOGKAPHER ami TYPEWRITER.
- --Esper.enccd at present. employed IN
produce commission house. hest Of r'fpr-
ence' from her present employer, s. afr
moderate. Address Mis- l. c., and )
N,trrsoa.st
1,qENOG91PUER aud TYPEwRfTEN,
> experienced wants situation d, cor
rec. and rapid, best OF fcfcr,nces .sD.n
preseqt employers. Acdre-s c., Tribune
once.
Az AETED.-Posit,on IN Office by lady
~ Eruduate IN s0enOgranhy and rypeWrit
ing: ~ rience more an object then p-es-
enc salary. l.. l. b, 505 Madison-st..
Brooklyn.
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for Sale.

IDI %WlL.
At REDUCED PRICES.-G0o second.
n hand wood AID lIuu NOfN'ns M2cnihes
,aiE guaranteed .lSchin-Iy bought All eA.
,ranpcd. GEORGE H. EDDY SO. Mao"
son -
A DUPAROUET oys:er and chop range.
n FIVE 10 loot, uscd -!A tIoi.tl- 90 icF
f.c, order Estate OF >. ". ROBINS.
- BrC.d-st
ENOE SALE.-Nrw Improved lua and
4 lemon preaser 10 has NJ raCt r.'.o ~ .
,o'd ny al hOuse-fuTiishirf stones. Il.
SDEEpONK. 100 Gfahd-s-.
I{ANDFATHEK' S-DAY CLOS 49,
~ sid for -clIption ana p6c - (;
Dridgeton. s. j..
ULANITE QUARRY FOG sALE.--iAc
~ uudeI signed hos emH';e 4rant g..
Raynods B.cge, 0nu., WA ir a.
!, eel " wOrk with s0nc reliable pafsi =
tone 81 anc quality and el-y o.! lccc'@.
uENRY PESNINGION, I,ynOld. Brd-e.
Conn.
? paw CASH FOR any r.'ar o. vhoie;lic
4 .tOre- o. st'eI " perclaDtlsc 20 drf,
,e1.s' Furnishing o. ~ cy foods. bOo...
hoes, cloth'n.. LANGhJCk. 70 F.. 1lOf-
u RINTINC; OFFICL fcr sale cylind.r
/ aud job urcs,,- type cutter, &c. ron5
moderate. % Contest.
V,ELE>COPEs.-We have several nns
4 teleseOpa, on pls4u ort equatorial
stands they will b. sold Jess than reFl' ~
price. BENZ. PIKE son, Il Fat ODD
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Domestic 5ltuatlsns iDanteo


Males.
NJ URSE and VALET.-By a young man :;
~ irst-class city references. Address
l.. NJ, bon 0S. Tribune Uptown OhIco,
1,2Ss broadway.
a. CMMER IN EUROPE-ColleYe prefes.
- sor, experienced traveller, speakins
French and German, desires position T.
d iss x D0 d BOX Sef 49, f 9g e9 oca
= ECOND-MAN.-By an Englishman. IS,
- where parlormaid Is Kept or single
handed speaks French best references from
former and present employers; leaves, be-
cause family IS going abroad. Address
a. +, "a North Washington square.
TTRAVELLING COMPANION-BY
4 young German speaking man neat In
opp, arance best reference. Gail or address
hfNRICH. care OF NOblett. l0l w. E5th.st.
TTSEFUL-SiAN, GARDENER and COACH.
Protestant sn..' able willing useful at any
work city Ur country. Ready, HOME BU-
REAU, lSe Gth-aye.
II SEFUL-NAN.-Bv a sober and reliable
~ man can DO waiting end make himself
generally useful; willing and obligine ref
crences, Cell VI address SYKES, care NOD
lett, l01 west 45th.st.
TTSEFUL-M AN.-scotch Protestant wOuld
\ like situation as Waterman, OF ggi P
ally useful good place PREFER q MN
wages best references CITY or country.
TSEFUL.MAN.-By Young nan. %, sober
4 ~ aithfgli city or country. Addrtss
TOROoSIAN, 20 2l-aye.
W. AITER.-o2; good character. Address
w A. x. BERRY, l72 S,h-aye.
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FURNISHED Rooms Dduteo

A YOUNG gentleman wants furnished
Il room ~ private American family be
tween both asa JOth sts, cOnNeHltnt "
eth-ave. l.: g3 weekly. Il. b., l. 221
broadway
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Gcrrtrp Reni estate for Sale


A FINE DAIRY FARM, ~ acres, near
"a village: rev h0rsri roons; ne"
barn By front By OK; fruit aDun1@l.; :
iorsfS. COWS. fowls, sheep wagon, ma
sancry, tools, crops; only 02svOV. ~
hOLBsoOK Port Jegvls. >. y.
DEAUTIFJ'L HOME in Por'ears.cr; 10
a. Rooms; all imp 0ycments -'3'lc: IA 20
eTn plenty 0. shade terms, IDyv can
pll.nce % srit- ID. A. AMBLt-l., Eoi'-
~ .stey. y. Y.
z OR sALE-At Unionville Y. -. a
.a-ge building, suitable Tor manu'ac'
wiring purposes. With one acre OF ground
WI 1c sod ~ geeat bargain. ApplL. u
r, D. HOPE. Genital BUILDING, 10
LibeFty-st.
FOR SALE or TO RTNT.-Montclail
y. J.. MINUTES from Upper Nentla'f
ten1t new hOu-o 70 rooms iuciufinc haui.
rom hot and cold water; DlacJdanllzeo
t|Nft 10, 5GXi0O price ~. $40 $1,000 can
4t.rs.l on mcrtrae1: r'nt $500. Z. !"
ANDERSON. $50 Broadwev. X r
T. or sALE.-Horsc. 8 Tooros. ard bath.
-, sCen furnace IN cellar barn. artestsn
vel ald c,stefn lot ie5Nio0 plenty o. fruit
t, 20 ArgtoeTy Q ni3ute. Hem. uspo;
herltly Location. Ad1reas Box 22S. Ruth
GiiSI Mill 10 fru oppI4ti0n, and farm
- Of 20 acres, with 7hOls- and barn
grand water power; proposed ratFoad -
llc door; f0r stle ut p s1rT.Gce. Fyf par
nfuieis n res J. HENRY JOHNSON.
Aa-S stown. n. J.
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HOCSEWORK.-Str reliable, Protes-
II tant cir. to Do work Of small family
good COOK and laundress; willing 70 walt
Oh table; city or country. With Mrs. ~.
LER sSS Gth-ayp
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N OUSEWORK.-By German Girl ia pri-
4 4 yata family or hotel; city or country.
100 West 2Jth-st.
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6or5ss ano Tarrlaaes

ELANDHAU i CO..
] o., IA, $40 Broone-ss.,
And Broadway, 5lst-st. And ltn-atS,,c
sp1.lNG AND SUMMER CAtstS4AUA>S
OF Tie best CASA.
y,eiorias Wsgouettes,
tsSriei1fs Depot wagons,
- VVn@9iess. Curtain Rocliewsys,
H. pbaetons. tx. Top Cabrioless,
fs~dsuleItss Oos-a-D0s,
1-~rJsnse. Road Wagons,
\ 49, RockaWays Top Phaetons,
Sd,',e RoekaWays Jadies' Phaesons,
~, Phaetons. Buckbosrds,
S<S-s-Vis Village CaFts,
I enSaus EuISbouts,
tssesr Trans Derby phaetons.
1,ostS,si WAGONS, SueFeyO,
R.syS,s, prenghau,s. Chilfien's Traps,
49, nsekboSrds, Saxon PhaetSDs,
-''N' SrCCND-EAND
waeo,s pbaetons, BUekboards, KocIa'
80. 'Srs,eVs Psrcy Traps, Victories,
49, IVaT5nettes, Carts, Dos-G-
hope Phsetens, DEPOT aESA ftn5e6oS;ts
Canouy Victoria PhaetohS.
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HOUSEsWOKK by a neat, willing Ger.
A J. man girl; city or country sober AID
hone't. Call 272 6th-ave., near l7th-st,
I Mr.. HALLS.
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miscellaneous

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- laSTLLMES wishing 70 dispose Of their
" lcft-off clothing II fair value viii
please call OF sddra s. EDWARD Miller
"a 6th-aVe
HNAGNIFICTST e'ght.buttoa moIsque.
w taigee. Coo. pair; I.oyaliicr- cor-ct-,
9jc. upward Royal Eiair.H Gloves, zoe.
JAMMES, 500 j 'way, ard 10 Weov 5JIl-s,.
old MAHOGANY FURNITURE. Dooss.
~ Old silver, old ciGckery. cut gl1S-, old
enCgaVings. cid tIa-s oil arms. bought for
60 p. Address FOSDlCE, Boz IS. IT-b-
NE Onlce.
- AFETY BYCICLE want suitable for
- fourteen bly ftlte price ana
condition. SAFETY, Cox 10, Tribune Or
Gee.
UMBRELLAS. p0rasols AID cane, made
' TO 0rneg recovered AID r~p1ToG o.
SPENCER'S o7G Gth-ave.. 17th and 81 SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes plain
n family washing ~ nome dfH'
BKACER 43l East 18th-st.
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Iressmaliug.


- finish; unique designs hotel orders
at short notice; good7 purchased II desired.
Mr.. McELROY. g. East 9,h-st., opposite
Denning's
N AKER.-Thorouchlv competent
hP 0i long experience; original designer:
uo1aller and stylish draper; perfect H.
ter: terms reasonable; hv Gat. Addr $
Mrs.. >. TOMBSTONE, 1G7 Iast l01tn-st.
IN EESSM nt;er; good
~ draper; mat finish s. 80 Der day
references positively satisfactory. Miss
IL, pa Sth-aNo
N RI,eiSM AZ FR.-S,lnmcr &C so short
~ notice. rCitiate Tr,rnS Paris sfYlea.
Madame TIlIRAJD. 100 West 4och.st.
7 AIDES TAILOR AID dres-naEcr; Is
- years experience; perfect glove fitting.
guaranteed fine sul6 made. Is up. T..
KAILAGE, 6 East lith-st., near 5th-ave.
MADAME o. MICHEL DCERAND. PAN
LFI ION dressnaHcf. III West lbth-st.
elegance perfect iit; latest styles.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19

A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY
a. MENT HOUsE.-tor hotels anu PHI
VAT Families. arst-cass male and female
heip. with references; city and country:
At Mrs. FIOYDiS, l3S Gtb-aVe.. 4th house
oh
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A MIDDLE AGED German woman would
| a 40 housekeeping Two Or three days "a
week; best city references. Cali ~ al
] dress Mrs KELLER. 3ZS East Oth-st.
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III, KINDS o. German servants, with
a nrst.cl2ss references, always % manu-,
Tor city or country. l; sQNNEA SCI Elm .
near Sth-st.