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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08

JeIre; Wright = Co: II vcais 100 ~ 20 g IS do:
H. ~ m gsS ~ 90 10 n az &c; % do' l'' ID az
scot; PideocE Il GFa.s.rs isA ~ At .'.c.
judd buckingham: 10 GIa-.ere. 2Oo 70. at 22c \
FED Lavesi "a D. a. 33tc 90. .i2 D. NJ g.: Neas.
% d. a. 'c 10 90 1873 n. at CSC; do ia d. al O''ei
~ Calm. - fggl. lG5 n. OF GLc. ,,c.,.
mciudlre crl0ad, consigned direct Market ady iof
shrcp, I'LL aHbs were dull ana 4c or. Common TO
choi'e ,hrcp .od a. ~ -5S@j - per 100 ,"i LaIos
rang from - III n - 0Gh; oae carload OF choice
s,lrs-D Harrington: aG2 Weston sheep 81 n aver
aRr, 90 - per 100 n 100 do 93'2 n at - p; u STATE
lamb, 81 r. a. 80 . !2S Kenucky DO 81 ~ az AZ l2s
Ila.nhecS & Hollis los Western sheep. ~ ID. At
- 10; 10 Kentucky lambs. 20 H. at sc 2i3 do. Isl
u. at ~ l2 2Sl mixed Tennessee and Kentucky do. IS
DinmGacN Dewey: 81 state sheep 20 n. at - so ;
20 STATE lambs 30 n. Mt SO 300 Kentucky do coarse
Judd & ,Buclinqham: 1o2 Kentucky sheep. 81 n. at
40 20 us krntlsky lambs Is n at - 2 80 PonnV
}: y; pleock & Sons 90 Virginia lambs CT n at
SG = $50 do. n n. 81 ~ o8A
-; collins: ls7 Indiana sheep. 90 n. at - 10; 33
Mlkcrson sherman 102 Bunso cglls. 81 u, at
foes Receipts 90 carload. OF 91ss head carload,
ot lie ny CRY ND l3 ar,oads ut igth.st. carloads
for sale Trade and dull at prices unchanged
stat, Hogs sod at s5 Joae5 so few Hight - 80.
So Hure & Mullcn 2 state Hogs $50 n average,
at IS 80 per 100 n; do. oQ9 %. OF 81 60 do 20 b
70 10 a., 49, D, at ~ 70 II Pigs 90 ~ ut - 7o
Rolghs 2G9 n. at 81 20; do, 2i3 n. A. ~ 70 do
Ieife Wright Co: % state Hogs. 300 n at 50 30;
20 Go ~ D at - 20; Roushs 2i5 H. Of ~ 10; do
~. L. scott ls State Hogs. 1870 n at IS s. 10 DO
So 9o Rouehs 2s3 n. at 81 80.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New. York, friday, Aug. 7.-BEEVES- Receiuts 1913
carolds j23 hoadOl carload, direct 10 en- gbtet,
cr 10 carloads for export alive AZ carloads ;or "a
lrad, lesM' h P sy ;esSy The yards ele4
SOLD At Is . 90 per 100 N cafolds Of extra do AZ
* 20 Bulls - 50as5 90 Cts dressed 5ee tad 40 iI q,
G.aO4c for common 20 prime Native side aud iSaGc for
frySJS cabic advie,s report the London and Liverpool
seant gs pr 10 american iss Steers unchanged at
SSpmas. today viii be 1875 Nv Cattle ior NJ Gold
smith 1850 quarters Of 1cet ioE Nelson Morris in the
laden with So I've Cattle Sr NJ Goldsmith Chicago
Morfs NE EtFlria win 2oOc quarters Of 6et FOR j.
Ne on Win $40 quarters and the os Ttn
quarters Tor Eastmans Compsny ana the M0ruca will take
40 s Ssgp IS' Mcfhefsoa 10 Indiana Steers 1921
IS J - 81 / !. !. & e. l3i
= 50; do ll2o n At :! !! DO io2 n at 50 80 =
ken 1 40 So 10 Cows i645 H. at e. is anu
% Gs ssi al Is f IS ss: 1856 ite s. 20 Co.
1915 Is DO .. i' g. r. s g. 20 p ;oz do 95 n
a" + 81 fp a3 'S cna 90 Se 1888 at az g IA
SS a as 3d. II n 10 81 % g. 70 Colo
5. Sanders 10 one steer; s ll is, NJ at SO -
5 ~ a. 90 WIS 1919 2I T., At o II
% Sgv29 1 e '0f'9f n SS Dr. 10 Ct Ct
do 90 n St 20 10; OK 10 H. At - so -
d. I@ss b. at 8 50 DO ~ D. a. 3 90 XIs'g!a
az az 81 st IS 3 oyca' 1910 m q s. 81. ~ '
. d. G5S ~ at II So; do 900 j.. at j So
Hume & Mullen: l6 St1fe Bulls, rs 20 9lG n. at
81 80: do s76 d. at ~ 60 . SAes 1850 n. al ~ IS
IlIGH COWS-Recepts only head No sales.
Feeling steady.
CALVEs-Receipts $50 hcad-550 at GOth.st and 100
az jersey ty. Market slow and dnll fot all Kinds. but
nlcrs were unchanged. There 500 unsold At the
close Butanlk calves sold at - abe Der N. fed calves
3ldfc, common to choice yeols at 50e@c. few extra
Gitc. go.
Salos-IIalenbeck & Hollis: II Butternk Calves 250
Il, AVERAGE nt y 80 Der 100 % do. i7G n at ~ 80
% ls0 ~ at - 60 90 22S b. at - OI2i do. 1853
a Y l2s ID, So l3 Neals. 154 -. at
- % do. 1872 u. Al S5 DO 80 u. at - 80.
Hum. & Mullen 10 Fed Calves. lf5 10. at &c 81 Neais
tc p a, Sc 30 do 1902 u, 1T De; do, l5l H. at
Gic. 90
Veas I1d -, ~ SO - IS do log D. NJ - rs.
]. T. NJ - Buttcrni.s Calves "a II, at 81 90
;el do 1jt u. at 81 II Veals. 100 %. at 80 20.
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For six years from 1877 to 1888 secretary iiushcs'
Vao is superintendent q The Shore Line district OF Inc
WAGNER Palace Car Company, lived abroad ana WINE
there competed at cross country running ana III as
lance races on the ciudcr path. succeeding IN winning
prizes at various distances from 300 yards up 10 ei'Veh
AID threequarter miles. His last competition on the
,lor side was in the National Cross country Associa
tions championship Of England in 1893 Wis record
for a quarter mile is 56 seconds and for mile Is
minutes IS seconds. This Inst record was made In
3es and stood for some time the best on record in
America for an amateur While abroad Mr. Hughes
was prominently connected with amateur athletics,
being at time the honorable secretary Oh
the Lo2don Athletic Ciub. of which Lord
George Hamilton was then the president He also
served two years As treasurer OF the southern Counties
Cross Country Association Of England and was dele
cate 10 the Amateur Athletic Association of Great
britain. ON his return to America he was at once
elected trustee Of the Manhattan Athletic Club. and
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since 1886 has been unanimously reelected secretary
Of this club every year
Mr. HuShcs was the first president of the American
National Cross Country Association is a member Of
the ST. Davids Society, of the Ncw-Jersey Consstory
of Free and Accepted Masons and is KNIGHT Templar
lie has hrstclass reputation as an expert timer.
officiating at The New England intercollegiate
championship meeting, at Worcester last year and
holding the watch az the last Canadian championship
meeting against the electric timing apparatus with most
satisfactory results. AZ all the great games In the
East Mr.. Hughes and his champion timing watch are
considered fixtures. lie Is Of dark complexion and Is
a gOod-loolng man, feet To inches fall and
weighing 100 pounds, in condition who makes a good
impression wherever he goes. Beside his mining
spocaltics Mr. Hughes Is to-day fine equestrian and
iipiop swimmer and devotes considerable time TO
bicycling
The fight between the Amateur Athletic Union and
the National Association OF Amateur Athletes of
America. which was practically war headed by the
New York Athletic Club against the Manhattan Athletic
Club served to bring ont Mr.. ughess characteristics
strongly lie fought the union bitterly neither asking
nor giving quarter, and wisely that for a long time
the issue was In doubt when the old an 4 A'ss
was taken into camp and the athletic world decided
TO roll on peacefully there no stancher. more
trusted upholder of the new order Of things than
Manhattan Athletic Club to-day who has so Thoroughly
stamred his individuality on The organization the
found at the Emo building In Forty ffth-st and
IL is mattr of common remark that the club wond
be hard pushed TO find man TO MI his place.
OF course he Is en- authority sporting affairs
and he his regular collection of presentations as
well as medals and trophies. Watches. rings scarf
pins. walking sticks and umbrellas have been showeIed
to athletics and athletic organizations. lie is also the
editor of The Manhattan Athletic Club Chronicle
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrArrRrs oF NEw.YORK pEALINGs.

FElIIN FS OF NEW-lVKk UtAIHNVN.
The markets The Produce Exchange yesterday wcre
rot especially interesting and trading almost eV.
cusyey OF Local Less than $500 600 bushels
represent dealings wheat yet time the market
ruled higher The close showed general reaction OF
aas cent. Adyces from the Continent rather gloomy
respecting the condition Of the crops, particularly from
Austro Hungary Russia and France and nis the shorts
both here and the West covered in moderate y
private cable dpaGh from Paris reported decline Of 10
centWe and this chcck the advance for while
The weather IN the United Kingdom favorable yet
the cables rom there contradictory reporting
Orpu.es while Others were The big CLEARANCE,
st.r rally helped the upward tendency. though there
some faihng on In the export dfaaAd
sptember opened Of 80 cents and presently touched
Old mn 70 = y 2.
market gained ds cent a1d there were 10000 buthe'
~ the 6utpor;s shippers bought 100000 Bushels. There
was also liberal business reported In -four export
the West indies and United Kingdom. Nles only bok
earn was dull comparatively speaking and the market
mild irregular There slight decline early the
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Gay, based favorable weather wos, ANA ,as,et
cables hut the buying Improved ll'ar on s,,"ia,d by
TIE st,nSth In wheat aud Covering ahoris line cosc
sowa Use 81 zee elt over yeterasy The lsts
steady market though trade continued oriet sav $500
BUSHELS taken To- export. f'''" why 49,
Ss had day Of hr'ness. Particularly on spot lot.
Nhich showed harp advance. owing n a.. s.rt,y Of
stock. Receipts 10 interior point. Ne soasht LloS
expectations. options cles.n higher an Nngn 4 and
Wa cent up l1tef hai.-,s W. 'h"
Lard opened rather cs'sier but closed shade higher
Tho closing prices were: wheat-Aueust qgN cents
September ass Octe5er1 so2 Dec,mh.r II C0i,s Nly
Der, Ss cG,e-Apsast G7's eens sspt inj,r G5i. o..
TENDER. - %; October s0 So November - 9j Derin.
b Oct - V1 n, ,ho,, co. ,
York Ba!tmore Phil pha anu Boston y,sted1y Wc.c:
Wheat Cl41l1 bushels. corn, f], $50 bushels. osta 10
$40 bushels; to;a 1886 bushels. Flour 80 500 pack.
Wheat 251sl1 bushels corn 2s 5l3 bu he'll. o,s SO
ages.
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L1vE srocK MAnK Ers-nY TELEGRApn.

Buffalo Aug. 7.Cattle-Recept. last q hours. $500
head for week far 5,720 head for same
week 740 head consigned through, 31Gp head,
$50 head OF which 10 Ncw-NOrK $40 head far sal
market opened slow for common but steady COOL
closed dull with bulk Of offerings uEsCd llQit he r.
~ 00dso 70: good 80 b0aS9 10. Texans sold.
lIoas-eccpts last "a hours. 800 head Tor
mead consigned through. 800 head 1890 ~ which 10
oIn Yesterday market opened slow. and steady
GOOD dull and lower, closing easy mediums
~ 709s5 70 grassy falr ~ l6ds5 90; pigs s<ps
hest ~ 7EGef l5 Sheep and Lamb--Rcc' int, last 81
hour 2CO head total for week thus far. 81 900 mead
Tor sane time last week 81 900 head consigned hrongh
200 head 1900 head " which % New. Norl 1000 head
for opened steady but closed qui". aud weak
bast sheep. 81 99dS5 * common to fair, SG4t -
lambs common TO best. - idSG 20
ceipts II GOO head shipments 1900 head steady top
pr'c- sJasj 70 extra sole; others - aOn
95 TeXars s2a72 30 rangers. S3dS4 stOcEers - 25
3 IS: native COWS, 81 GOds2 05. uogs-Rcccpts
T. 600 head shipments 5OO0 head weak lower; rough
and common a 2jdSl 70 packers and mived - $50
- % prime heavy and butchers wcights - 3eaSj 30
prime light - $685. 80 grassers, 80 75d$5 10 Sheep
Receipts 1000 head shipments, 5000 head; market
fairly active weak lower stock and common ewes,
81 e Gsl 30 mixed and wchers, - G5df0 20 Texans
~ IS daJ 25 lambs 81 5O0 - 25.
ST Louis Aug. 7--Cattlc Receipts. $500 head ship.
ments LOCO head; market demoralzed good to choice
native - s0ds5 so; i9I q good do, S3dsi 90
Texan aud Indian steers s2GSS Gamers, II 5Oa -.
Hocs-R cepss 2,7oO head; shipments 1000 head
E~t lower: fair 10 choice heavy, - i0HSj 80; mixed,
- 20 light ordinary to best s5 25a*j 49, Shccp
Receipts 100 head rhlpments, 300 head; market
strong; fair to fancy, - 7OdS4'1O.
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~ ENERGETIC ATHLETIC SECRETARY.
r HUGHES, WHO FINDS TINE TO WORK AND
TO PLAY.

10 PLAN.
The energetic secretary Of the Manhattan Athletic
c,,h G. C. Huelc', is not vet forty-one years old. lie
uss horn al Athens, Ca aud educated az Corn
lie NjItagy Academy being further lifted for active
~, ny Professor Rutherford Of FRANKLIN College Mr..
,,chss /, a man OF really Surprising enthusiasm. His
( 70, tho Gerce but fading dame OF the who
lao scheme, SWING 'n'm up when their difficulties hes
s.a,y consuming ambition that overcomes all ohsta-
s,,s and pushes forward TO complete success. such
,as been hi, record in amateur athletics Beginning
Nth the Manhattan Athletic Club in its
,r,aacy, he has been It's unwearying
usher. and one at nh acquainted with
saeur athletics viii think O. denying that TO his zeal
id ability is due much of the proud success Of the
chsrry Diamond organization.
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Citn Real Gslate 90 Cst

rio. 50 EAST 50TH-ST..
~ Buiit by Duggin 4 GrOs.nlann.
Brownstone four stories 2QcN75 in good
repair "a let unfurni-hed. Seen by permit.
RI. II. CAMNANN CO, 81 Ideerty-st.
ONE LRFT.-8-story Queen Anne 93d- Vt.
" and 9th-ave. al 0Oo. STEVENS. 9th.
ave, corner o3d-st.
WEST S4TH-ST.-s4j. Dentists Office,
y reception and WORK room established
Ftf.
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OFFICERS OF TIRE DENTAL ASSDCTITIOS
Saratoga Aug. (speciaD.-The American Dental
Association to-day closed its annual meeting OF four
DAYS The following officers elected President.
W. ". Walker vicc-presdeut S. c. G, Watkins Nc
cOrdng secretary q. H. Cushing: CORES p0nding sec
retarN. FrederCk A. Lew: treasurer. A. II. Fnller
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FURNISHED Boone h1anleo


II URNISHED fat, Ave or six rooms and
L hath. 64th to 59th Sta, wanted by gen
tleman and vie no children. Address H.,
4O4 Green wich-st
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me STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Aug ?lSp steady unch5 6o reS %IpSst
er dslee: oeteoer ese DcccTDer 81 oSs 'sf t<a
30 reep b. lGs s7 SS .Snsais osS bush
stock ~ '2O essh sales 2, cG3 os' ei o assd
southern corn dgl white Osr ylo% eso 'eP ts a,tiV
aud irm No WhIte Western. sc; 10. miYd We-t,gn
40 rccpt' $50 bush sock 9iisi bush, rye G Ss
reshts quici iacGaas d. toi,SoS dd log noninai Sc
So aSsatl % HS e'T3 Ssa fS i SS,oS No. '
ce. sa;y 80 S SS3ss .5Si7s: short qalyN
.c5 5u. & SG D..S Ss ace s. sacks" "
BgnaIo, Avg. 7whe,tSo hard. dnil; cars y e0'q
e = cl"Sl ~ closing AZ 81 o. go g's hN 30 d.
IT, sold a: Il T. 20 sS %orthcr b ~ Wesr %osst
&c I'd s At 10 O5 LqsS ss y No a q st I'D g. Sc
car do sold AZ o2lsc car. 40. aubr sold at s2e q
SIi Se e 5 Sd y S yeS .o y .: Csc is
sF a 10 GS Sa a E' w. closing P' Gy ear. %
sold at CjeaGG2c Oats weak and lower; ear, No
s sn Sold a! 3 st o ys at 2i Se'' Nc mS On
0 75G SD r D sS5'Ss i " f's led
antr e ga DO sMng sla - coR p,d,I Ires aGo
s ss S gS9 os''a
ssl iG;:5 S! eco ySss ssof s. push b.
G5 oOo bush; oats, 10000 bush.
Chicago, Aug THE leading futures ranged rs follows
WHEAT no. 2.
OPENING Highest Lowest vest Closing ing;
a1 P!s$5sr s. 81 81 g: q. s.
CORN. no. ..
S G,poinn"u ..............52dj34 53S 81 1JA
OATS. NO. q
August ................... - 80 80 90,
: pie1bCr .-..........-..' - IS 90 Az
May "Vi oO's "VS
MESS PORK PER nBL.
SPPInr 10 12 i9G72 10 40 loO7
LARD PER 100 IN
SepteubeF ......-........ % - 90 - q 40
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 n.
September ....'.... .. U.s. $50 SO 20
cash onot,tons were ~ follows: Flour stacy AMI
upchonecd No. 2 spring WHEAT sosdss',e; No. silnY
nominal No. red =? No. - corn 70 My ~ A,39. 20
3 % r70c No . barley nominal No. 3 o. D.. G2"j5c
10 nominal 40 haY@eed - o. prime timothy rel
Il -5d4 - pork per Dbl w 20 o,t, Pr, IVY .
- 70 Soy.d $685. TO- clear sides boxed, - y
v6,,key d,tcIs' finished goods, per gal. u b.
"7' .r,,c,,. Receipts. Shipments
Wheat bush 5c3,uoo00 S2IC0
Cor, hush ...... ............. ;GiL00 $500
oats bush 10 099 ~ 100
vc hush o. 4VV '''V'
Marley hush l'"V"
NJ, ,l produce Exchange to-day The UTTER market was
.ts.dv and unchanged. Eggs, liHl1c.
cincinnati Aug. Flour active; Wheat easier 10
mxcd Bye no@ S%' f41 %i dSI IS - nom
,o' gnIkmeats quiet ~ 75ds5 ST.: Bacon quiet
4l', Whiskey steady; sales l2S bbls finished goods
On basis 81 ~ Pgtter ,ron3 oH Snsar Q " O"' nf'
Mn%aulco Aug. Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet;
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Real geiaie Uauteo,

VIZ ANTFD for fall lists. city and coun.
w try properfy sale and rent. j.. =.
MILLS, Ia Fast i2d--t.
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furnished Rooms

I ARGE. handsomely furnished room for
IL one OF two gentlemen private mouse.
1875 West 47th.st
40 TU-ST., AZ. near Broadway. Newly
20 furnished rooms en- SUITE, single % 0'
inward convenient botels, res@urants'
elevated station.
STH-ST., I28 WEST. A nice, large,
D three. windowed alcaEe room 10 rent 70
some gentleman wishing u luits home.
TH-ST.. 400 WEST. handsomely FUR
% nisbed paGloy. adjoining bedroom, bath
select neiShbofhood; near III" station "
ist.
IoI East 24TH-ST Nicely furnished
lOA rooms with closets, running water,
bath, - and upward reference.
or WEST 90TH-sT. Furnished rooms
~ for gentlemen or housekeeping also
front psrlor bath. Ras.
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mork UanIeo.

l.-~-,-.--->--,.-..~ --,-, -,''|- -,-'-'~~ ~''~N
Females.
A -SEAMSTRESS By day or week; city
"A. OF country does all kinds Of sewing,
alterations ana repairing ca dresses. Miss
H., lj2 Gth-ave.
=, TESOGRAPHE2 aud TYPEWRITER.
- BY a young lady ~ experience; no:
AFRAID OF work ard viii DrE.n az -.
MAIZE l.. COOK. $50 West 2Oth-st.
- TENOGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- 20 Business Men
without charge TO either party.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANs BENEDICT
S27 Broadway. Eew.YOrk
wv ANTED. BY educated young lady, IN
w derstqnding bookkeeping. pos tion as
.tenorrlphaf: some experience good refer
cncos box ~. nrOckyiue. ontario.
YOUNG GIRL would IKE situation in
I store; pleasant AID oblIgins. Addre,'
N. l.. b.. y Est ll2th.sh' 9TH nat cast
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felu mdnteo.

Males.
w ANTED.--A farmer one 10 work on
w faIh and wife 10 WORK in houSe; man
must understand fa1IIng; wife must under.
stand bOuscwOTk. Address with references
a. % ability and honesty REVERE, Mo
une Office
WANTED. An experienced man and
w wife to take charge Of gentleman
farm and summer residence near New.iqrkj
references required. Address RNER
BOX Ice. Equitable building, Now-York.
W. ANTED.-A farmer 20 take charge OF
w naIm one that thoroughly understands
his business and l. not AFRAID 70 work wife
must De good BUTTER maker VIII find houss.
Apply With references a. 20 ability, hoqesy
ard sebriety and salary expected FARMER,
Tribune ONCE.
"a 1NTED fMMEDfXTELY.-A CLERK Il
w posto1lce must be of undoubtca
sctiSe, pleasant and agreeable disposition,
with some knowledge OF books. and un-
questionable references moderate salary.
Address, By letter only, P. o. Box 80,
White Plains, N. X
WANTEp. ,.ss-s@s.sp q sa's. or ps son;
Chemical Iph ErAsing P, 1cn the greatest
lheroueklv n tyo seconds; 90 abrasion Of
200 e &c PEI pS ser, rrds ,y Sne a ssS9ss
ssa in two hours. We want ons energetic
General Agent FOR each STATE and Territory.
THE MONROE ETA SER MIRO. co.. La
Crosse, Via
Females.
= TENoGRAPHER and typewriter; also
- 10 assist lu general Office Work must
be capable sld write neatly. Address. IN
own handwriting. stating experience and
salary, f., Box 3, Tribune Office
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Dreesmahin9.

A RTISTIC DRESSMAKISC, perfect NJ
n ting costumes, jackets ana wrops
hotel orders az short notice. Nine. OWEN,
2e2 West 2Sd-st.
HiLDREN's DRESSES and ladies' snk
" unGegwear MADE H. order. hJna en-
breldefy done In the newest style table
linen specially. 800 6b-ave.' p. MtIH.
n REssMAKER.-A Partisan dres,msAer
~ Wishes gofk, either at home OF az pF.
Va:e Mouse best city references. Address
Nine JoLLAND, ioS West l7th-st.
hRESSMAEER aud sRAMsTREsS. col
~ ored wishs- few cuTtOmers BY day or
week. 13o Walton-st- BrooHlyn, =. d.
EIRsT-CLASS PARTISAN DEtSS-
L MAKER. newly established wishes
mCPe customers AZ home suits. ~ and 50
up. Mile. ABEL. I02 West lIth-st-.
flight up.
AIDES TAILORING and DRESSAfAK-
u ING.-lS wears experience: perfect ~.
ting, fine suits. s. up (24 nour. noiieei.
Il. KALLAGE. Q Fast 14th.st., near 9TH ave.
IA TLLIEERY sCHOOL.-Reliabl" strict
lVI " first-class ths art thoIoughly taught
In The most practical manner These study
ing at once VIII BE- fitted 20 take positions
this coming fall season. Iwehty lessons,
80 PRIVATE MILLINERY PARLOftS,
80 Clinton ST.. Bfoohyn.
NJ FW-YORR dres.mak Wauld Ike out
OF town sngag, meuts perfect M guar
antac god styles; reduction made FOR
weekly engagements uneNctp. .onall" REFER
cnces. Present address 5. b.. Flushing,
n. y.
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Eclp mantea.
A GENTS AND CANVASSERS malc or
~ female; SO 10 81 daily prohts sure
eXDeFienve unnecessary; no taikng re-
CURED exclusive territory given. For par
tlculars addf IS /. PUTNAM 4 CO., West
Winstcd, Conn.
Males.
A GENTS. Most wonderful advertising de.
~ vice ever known; sells 10 every mtr-
chant; big pay STEADY WORK. ARC X.
MIG. Co. Racine, VII.
A GENTS WANTED 10 sell oonibinat on
~ 81 Instruments 10 administer nl"dicin"
10 horsrs and cattle. SELLS AT sight one
grDt made $50 In one dGY. Address The
Ideal Horse aud Cattle Injector Mahuiactur-
ine CO., Paterson n. !.
EMPLOYAIENT -NPLOYMENT.-M Men
IL 81 every class from Ofilce manager 10
p0rter alse mechanics, procure pO0G paying
sisuatlon. through this medium iniorna.
ten free. SEW YORK GAZETTE
AGENCY. 7J6 Broadwav.
ma ETROPOLITAE <GENcY, many years
wi established, reliable and very success
ful IN plsaRg nen IN COED positions or:
sers continually coming In for all Kinds "
Inale hslpi particular attention given 70 BET
rer class OF pcsiti0ns. METROPOLITAN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 7io bwsy'
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miscellaneous

WANTED To buy back numbers Of BOYS
| w and Gins Weekly before no. O7s
W. j. KI'NTZSCH. 2i2 AlyoTd-st., SyTa'
cuse, ". Y.
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xorses ano Carriages.

S12. S7I. $40 BroOme.st..
and Broadway, 5lst-st anu ftn.aVe
SPRING AND SUMNER CARR AGES
OF the best Class
ytctorlas Wagonette
rsbriolets Depot Wagons.
Two Mheelers, curtain ltoc kaWaNs'
EaH Phaetons EN. Top Cabrlolets.
TapNauiettas lO~.a-llJs.
6mniiuses. Road wagons.
pasS Porkayays Ton phaetala
roune RoSEawavs ladies' Phaetons
kplder Phaet0ns. BuekO0efes
Vis.a.Vis Nillage Carts.
Lsndaus InnaO9uts
Fancy Traps. Derby Phaetohs'
Doctors Wagons Sulfeys.. 49,
Doctors, Broughsms, Children's Traps.
Fsnev BuekSoofds Saxon 'Phaetons.
SECONDHAND
Wagons. Fhsetons BuckbO0rds, Roche"
weys surrsvs Fancy Trap VicteIiss
LsndauIette-. waRonettes. carts Doss,ai pcs,
Y Sas'cD, c bsSo % SHsSP' po Ss PSsSCns
Ex Top Cabriolets. RunAh:,ts. canopy
Victoria Phsetons.
DUCKBoARDS. Depot wagons. Rocka-
ID WAYS. surreys, TOP and Open Road
vIcroRIAs. caS %sEas'' BsoygAsp. Ian.
daulett :. novelties IN PAINT ana
NATURAL WOOD,
PoNY GARTs o ERftJ Riggl1 81 If Traps
at MODERATE PRICES.
II. II. BARCOCK CO., s..
40e. 40e. 4io. s12 RBooME;ST.
A number Of above SECOND HAND
Bargains.
yVANTED-A hose suitable for ladies'
w and children. Address. giving de-
scrlrtion and lowest cash price, HORSE
Box IS. Tribune Ofice ---------
W. ANTED. SO. 900 eco PEOPLE TO
w send Tor Birch's carriage aud harness
catalogues largest assortment IN AMERICA
very moderate prices: don't pay such eN-
trayaQap. prices for harness and carr ages
established 1862. Address j. II. BIRCH,
Burlington. n. j.
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OIL MARKETS

OIL MARKETS.
OIL City, Penn, Aug 7r&2icnal Transit cedtlc9tes
iSl 900 bbs cItarsnces. 2iSOOO bb,+ shipments 7OlS5
bb-: % $50 bbls.
PiIis6uig Penn. Aug. 7--Petrocum--No morket.
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C1sI-ST, 8 wEST.-Desirabl nicely
iffDthsd rooms felec. surround rs
saefHeht table boarl; ber ranent usn-irnt
SUMMER fStts; RI rrncCs
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TRrnlsbeo Bogms.

- LEASANTLY furnished large and small
Rooms all csnVeniehces three bios k-
" nsn Broadway ferries; gentlemen only.
Ia South 3th-st., corner Wythe-ave., Brook.