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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, SuN = (Specian-Even the most encouraging
o. non Washington relative to tho defeat Of IN
Hatch bill did net prevent cline in what today Sep
tom, cr opened AZ II sold a. low a. 57d77A and clos
at IN cents. N'NyY Workers were selling wheat here
Louis was doing the same; the foreigners were =.
Iortd sellers a. The sab0lld cables were lower 1T
iOu. ana To 10 had 400 coo bushels new wheat
crop reports We faNosi.r and there va, ~, prosp,'
q cooler weather. with fsn n III" West ana NORTHWEST
tommi-sion houses were AZ tn selling I'D" ~ sih
way. Tho Cudahys were sellers II the Hatch hh
Is knocked out this week n fe b" some t' rally
but dOc~ 10 any bull enthusiasm Nof
sid OF cent lcaus" tn weekly -rcp bulletins i'ru
from Washington entirely Uy-t the private claims OF
which have been made To- the las, few day
The Washington and tn" stat sports both ms '
present hot weather wits N" coidOn necc~NiIy 20 ny
corn along in most Ocaltrs. September sold from Jp'.
10 Ioss cents. and closed the baton Bry ant and
Eoom lines supposed u be Intact st. but to!r has
been lot ~ realizing within The p-t eight hour
There was a weak feeling at night tn curb % tn
PREDICTION N min through r SoutLwrt N't>
declined fracuOnay along with corn. TAT WIN ont
fea,ur, Scptsmh-r opened at 3o'- ont closed AZ 80
cents, The cudahvs werc sellers q provisions to-day IN
small wPv tn hogs and th"Fr waS riin
,athv with the weakness In 40 eNult pJrk de-
rnnd 90 20 Is cents ard cents. rbs II tnts. Thor
wer. IL 600 hogs: the estimates Tor ThuiMIy - co
hogs prices the yards. cents lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
HOW BISMARCK RESIGNED.
HE SAID THE EMPEROR HAD KICKED HIM
OUT.
TIE PRINCE WAS WALKING THE ROOM MUrTER
ING IMPRECATIONS-HIS SPEECH
At KISSINGEN.

Geneva July 27.-Thc newspaper "Genevois'' pub
ushe, an interesting statement made by friend OF
prince Bismarck, German novelist and historian,
bose name is not revealed. The friend says that
10 entered Prince Bisnarck's study the day of
rnture between the Prince and the Emperor. Bis
n,arck trembling with agitation was walking the room
npttering imprccations.
whom he saw his friend, Bismarck exclaimed ::
aThe Emperor has kicked me out without considcia-
d., mo the greatest servant of his grandfather and
f,,bcr He asked for my written resignation on the
pot but he shall not have 1t until tomorrow. even
20 his ip,patience the delay causes his DEATH"
When he became calm Bismarck explained that the
Emperor had announced his intention to attend
fcte given by DR.. Windthorst, the Centrst leader
bismarck begged the Emperor not to 60 saving that
ois presence world be regarded comdennnatOry
n the attitude Of the Chancellor In the eyes Of the
Centrlss his bttercSt enemies. while 1t would cause
great satisfaction enemies OF the empire and would
be an overt population of the Chancellor.
The Emperor answered bruSquely and disdainfully
stamping one foot; Are you going to dictate my
very bill OF fare ~
Bismarck replied "TEhcn must resign"
Il accept your resignation" said the Emperor "You
NAV retire. send me your resignation In writing
Bismarck then withdrew but he Obstinately refused
TO send in his resignation until the next day.
London, July 27.-The Bern correspondent OF tine
Times says: Prince bismarck, in his speech at
Kissingen sunday repudatcd the assertion th;u
he had become opponent OF the Austrian alliance
on the contrary. he emphasized the belief that the
Germans should Internationally and under all cirouui
hold fast to the Austrian alliance which con
tanned important ameliorauon OF the old relations
awhile the North German confederation existed
said Prince Bismarck. "we had claims on the assist
ance OF $4,000 Austrians If We were attacked to-
day would have under certain circumstances, Il
claim on the entire Austrian army. We are both
tavoraby situated. Neither party is at disadvan-
tage: both defensive powers We are not only
secure rs regards France. but also in the East.
through the Austrian alliance. and specially pro
tected against all changes in the policy Of Austria:
only pleaded In Vienna that the AHtrlaus w0uld
deem Il coisOnant with their interests to maintain
peace between Austria and Russia. whca is 50 I'M
pOrtant to us did not take an unaVorable view
Of the commercial treaty with Austria. only said
that the Austians had got the best or the treaty.
but | do not grudCe II 10 them. and only wish we
we're possessed OF ADLER negotiators."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
rHr REyaIcs lycF crrB INCORPORATED.

Albany. July 27.-The Renaissance Club Of tnc
United states was Incorporated to-day. The ofIh"
cation Is formed for the purpose Of providing III Ne"
York City suitable place OF meeting and FOR 'ne
mutual Intellectual literary and artistic culture o'
the members. The directors are William f. Georgia.
OF II. Louis; George j. Carter, OF Boston; Edwin
Dawson, George f. Lackey, William II. Fletcher ana
Joseph Frank. Of NcwNork City John Enser' oil
Rochester; Robert II. Vent OF Chicago; George X
Shafcr, OF Omaha. Robert l.. Nandcrvecr. 81 newark
y. j.: Frank l.. Lotus. OF Denver: James II. FmP'
of Minneapolis. and Andrew j. Blgiey Oi Memphis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
rrRnpEAN PRODrCE MARK ETs.

Liverpool. July .. 3A5 p. m neef,iioher, orer
mode nattv Pork-The supply IS poor. Hams lIo1rrs
N ga inyly. Bacon Holders oHer slaringy Curl .,t
lind cut about Is 30 p. nrn at L9S % long Lar ~
dos about a. firm so I'd long and shot clear MS
dies about 81 n firm at 53-. Shouldr> about !: % =
=. FIRM 90 90 thcr,e-ii" oH,, hInnInnfS
.rl'an finest WHITE and colofcd firm ~ ~. Thlow
furprntne and rosn-Holder, ofer mnd"srly i.au
Sn'- The slpuly Door ftur.s-hold"fS over sIafhey
prime Western spot and July firm at 81. ~ AI,,t s1
eerlnr her nfm at 81. wheat aud fonf-HoIdff on"
moderately. Corn-S Iot-The supply Il poor, lutuIe-.
holders oror moderately; mixed Western AuvHt srsny
nj Id september steady at - lou liple al b'uo
Pacific tOast-HOders not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
FEARS OF A CIVIL WAR IN SAMOA.

London, July 27-Dispatches received here to-day
from sydney. New South Wales, say that the foreign
residents Of Samoa fear that civil is shortly
to break out in that country between the followers OF
MaetOa. the regning chief and his old enemy Ma
taafa the deposcd king, who still has Il powerful
force at his command. The dispatches add that all
the efforts looking to reconciliation between MataaG,
and the King have failed. and that from the present
aspect OF affairs In samoa struggle between the
two forces is Imminent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
Board tDanleo.

City.
n GENTLEMAN wants table board ~
American FAMILY location from 3Oth o. 0oth
-tS between 4th and It'll ayes. Address
81 DENT c. NJ, Box 40. i59 East
47th-st.
MATTRESSES made over at residences
according 20 size al - D. 81 95. MAu'
BOl,GNE. lG7 East ll2th-st.
Country.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED, from
one 10 two hour, from Ncw-York ~ high
altitude three large. airy rooms desffe
Tor gentleman, wife, two snail ohildr
and Infant and two nurses. gentleman to
stay only Saturdays ard sundays; mus, ~
high altitude and large rooms; boar. de-
sired during month Of August. Asaress'
with particulars. A. B.. Tribune Olice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
GILBERT AND GROSSMITH's NEW OPERA.

London, July 27.-Mcssrs. Gilbert and Grossmh's
musical comedy, Haste 10 the Wedding" met
with diversified reception the occasion Of It's first
performance at the Criterion Theatre tonight. The
critics declare that the piece is not destined for long
run. George GrOsSmith, the collaboIateur OF Gil
bert. received tumultuous greeting. The work con
tains several catchy airs. but the music. taken al
together, is not of the best The book Is far below
Gilbcrts former productions. AT the end OF the per
fOrmanCc McSsrS. Gilbert and GrOssnnth were called
before the curtain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
A THOUSAND CASES OF CHOLERA A DAY

London, 3uly G7.-The st. Petersburg corrcSpon-
dent OF the "Times" says; Ascending 10 the 0mdal
bulletin issued to-day there were 2,o55 cases Of
cholera and 7o deaths from the disease In all the
infected districts OF Russia July % and % These
statistics include the figures for Astrakhan. where 22
cases and 40 deaths were reported the days
mentioned and for the Don COSsacks country. where
there were 445 cases and 226 deaths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
Board an0 Rooms.

City.
HOTEL NIANO and restaurant 80 East
lsth--t.-l, Room, daily. ~ up, weekly. with
boaid. Ell up; elevator public ana private
dining rc"ns.
MADISoN.AVE 12o.-Iand-omcly FUR.
nish"d f"'n. with Dard private baths ,
references.
22D-ST.. = WEST -Lafec sccond noor
front room. with board al>o other rooms
u ble board
9th S'T. l27 WEST. second story
front room. Handsomely furnished excellent
board also two single rooms: 80.
lO3 WEST f-TH->r.- Large and small
cool rooms. win or without board tran.
slent>. reasonable terms Tor summer.
30 SPRING.ST.-Nlrc airy room, thor.
ough ventilation: excellent board.
Brooklyn
TWO LARGE sol ARE Rooms Deco.
rstlons aud shlngs now aud elegant
nr-t-cl's- Location. elcsatcd - Columbia
Heights.
Country.
\ FEW MORE BOARDEl.s can Dee
accom- odat'i 1T Mrs. HOUGHTALING'S.
pratt-,iiie, Greene Co. y. Y. IN the
Csteklu Mountains: terms. ~ to ~ pr
week children under 10 years ~ are.
h.lf.uric.: reference. \. J Churchill. Hotel
st G-org.. 80 Fast l2th-st.. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
4 VENERABLE CHURCH CELEBRITIES

Edcartown, Mass. July o7.-The Congregational
Church celebrated lis 25oth anniversary this after
neon and evening. The afternoon exercises con||fei
OF church history and roll-cal Of living members
and pastors the reading of an original poem by w
Charming Ncvin, of Philadelphia. and HISTORICAL
sketch by G. II. Marchant. of Hgartown. In the
evening an address given BY tile Rev. r. H.
Alden, Of Boston.
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% Get for bnslntss pnrposes

THE TWO top lofts o, 25i Greenwich.
So. with hand elevator, 10 let; low 10 a
;1rd nafty. Apply D NJ. JOHN Null
LtR 25f Greenwlch-st.
p AND ~ BNRCLAl-Sr., cornor
Church-st.. J0AlO0, with bas"uelt aud GEL
lof. PLASS. Pa Broadway.
20 PARK PLACE. facing elevated sta
hon, With 30 feet on Chufch-St. aud Ol-c-
mont, MO and cellar jON7J. PLASS. pa
Eroalwsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

George >. Garrett Charles Arbuthnot. colonel "lll'"
G.. Church, DR.. David f. Hughes General lhoni"'
". HYDE Dr. W. II. Nays J. de Wolf Hopper me Nr',
Charles James, r. Nredenberg. II. =. Ridsrey, Davlh
VI. Jones. L. Henry Morgan, Captain p j. LloNo ii ~
fe>sOr Lc COnte. Edward J. Radcliffe. Rlclaru n
Fwart. Major !. F.. Carpenter. H. e. Rowlcy' ~
Mayor Abram = Hewitt, Mrs. Hewitt and MISS
witt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
EXCITEMENT IL TANGIER.

Tangser July 27.-Grcat excitement and alarm have
been created In this city by report which has been
circulated that the insurgents advancing on the
city with the purpose OF attacking the Sulians troops
stationed here. The Europeans living along the shore
adjacent 10 the city are hockng into the town for
refuCe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TODAY.

En- Maine and New Hamphire. fair slightly cooler.
For the pest Of New England increasing cloudncss, VIII
thunder.orms during the afternoon or night; cooler Thurs
dav night: westerly winds, becoming variable.
For Eastern New-York. FAst'fn PENNSYLVANIA, Ne"
jersey Delaware Maryland and virginia local shower
variable winds, cooler.
F,, the Carolina, and Georgia generally fair.
For Florida, Aisbama Mississippi. Louisiana and Arkan
s5s. showers.
For Eastern Texas, showers IN me noru
For Wetern New.York West Virginia Western Penn
sylyaua and Ohio. showers cooler AZ nRht
FOR Tennessee Kentucky. Indiana ana Illinois, shower
d,r,o me afternoon or night: cooler Friday.
For Lower Mche thundcrsorms cooler In The south
FOR Iucr Michigan, Wi-conIn ana Minnesota. showers
followed by clearing; couI,f
For Missouri. Iowa and KaHas. showers aud sever.
local storms cooler. -,
For Nebraska, showers; cooler In the 'outheast
For the Dak0b,~ and Montana, fsr; warmer, eNrp'
cooler I'm southeastern South dakota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
THE VFA7HER REPORT.
MUCH COOLER BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI

MUCH COOLER BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI
washlncton July 27-The Barometer has risen IN III"
northeast and the lower ST. Valley IL has ia en-
throughout the central valleys. the south AID Middle NJ
lartc States Local reported from the Ndde
Atlantic Stacs the lake regions. Nni Tho easter" s'' o.
tho Rocky Mountains Generally falr weather CONTINUES
nth fl, ,,o lake r.cions and I'm Ncw England. IL j.
decidedly cooler west II the Mississippi and slightly cooler
ln the Mlddr Atlantic States bu' warn Southrrt W.uu'
continue in The Mississippi aud ohio valleys and ~ New
England The Indications that tn" cloudfneSs VIII N
c,,e.c nVer In, central valleys and lake regions. WIN
showers probably local storms ana cooler weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
MOUNT ETNA'S LAVA STREAMS ADvAyc1v

Catania, July 27-Thc eruption Of Mount Etno +.
again violent Immense masses OF rock are protected
out Of the volcano to great height and dense Glands
Ovcrhang the summit OF the mountain Tho so,htor
ranean rumbngS are severe enough to cause windows
are again advancing. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
Az EARrHorAKE SHOOK AT OTTAWA.

Ottawa Ont. July 27.-An earthquake shock was
distinctly felt in this city iast night al O1o o'clock
The wave moved from east to west and was accom-
named hv a low rumblng sound Houses were shaken
and in MANY instances glassware broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
Busluess Chdnces

s,o6 RI,ys HALF INTEREST IN q
arst class opeis company; season booked IA
best houses handle your own nloheS Snu
act as treasurer no risk Al cns me ~
Vestigate. =. B., Tribune uptown o'"oo'
/ .242 Broadway.
s.. 600 STOCK ~ sell IN extremely pIon''
49, 'wcli es,a MI shed manufacturing b!H-
ness: salary 20 buyer for services u,nc1s
and agents needn't answer. w" T. w.
Hox 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
0onntrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLA!R-Dwcll
lngs for sale or TO let large Assortment u
handsome building sites terms easy.
Fph SALE.--At StDnington. Conn. cOun-
Try place ~ over 100 acne, with large
stables. harms bathing houses. .alt aud
irc-h water bathing on the property. In
every respect most dos able piece ~ pg0p.
.rty. Adifess u. b. SPALDING, Stouing-
lng'on. Conn.
FOR SALE.-Onc Of the finest estates
on the Hudson near 900 acres. j. c.
BEACH. 81 Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
A KRrPp FACTORY IN RUSSIA.

st. Petersburg, July 27.-The "Novosti" saws thai
Herr Kr1ipp has arranged with the Russian Govern
meni 10 establish works for the manufacture Of guns
at FlateIinOslav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
WRECKED on THE JAPANESE COAST.

Yokohama July 27.-The American ship North
American Captain Crecman. which sailed from Oko
hama June 4, via Kobe. for New-Yorit has been
wrecked on the japanese coast No lives were lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

become dry. The Dutch authorities are doing .bo
best they ~ alleviate The distress Of the sonin
A Government steamer haebecn placed at tho fiS
posal of The local controller 70 distribute rico ,nd
many doctors have been sent TO the island Tbo ~"
hnbilan's, though nearly dcmcntcd with terrnr or.
docile. and the authorities have met with no dis,rnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

COOK -H0CSEWORK. Sc.-Ry 2 neat
German girls; one. thorough general ser.
want cook. lanndr IS, waitress. &C.. the
otacr, pain hOuseW ork ~ or $40 month
surak sonc English together or seIaiate;
city or country Call 90 West 2lst-st., cor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
miscellaneous.

LAST Positively last week
Of er,Qt s.;..i-anuual .alc- tremendous un.
pre- ode ted reductions IN gloN',. hosiery
cor>ctN underwear J"wr,rv. handkefcniH,.
etc JAMMES, 800 BfOadwoy.
WANTED. Family leo machine. Al
dress. stating price. GEORGIA, Tribune
Dfflcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
FURNISHED Rooms.


AT 81 IRVING PLACE.-l,oom also
suite nncly decorated aud iurni'hrf.
GRAMEKCY PARK. NORTH known ~
l3J.i3g Fat @l-t--i Delightful location
elegant rooms With or without board also
pFlSlleras u prlyar, park.
NEWLY FURNISHED. cool front
room. 1870. near Broadway ample
closets large Windows; -. 80 East
l2th.-t.
VlSITOHS 10 NEw-YORK.
Wishing rooms Ia most central ocaiion, Apply
q, 81 fast 2lst-st. references.
I0TH.Sr.. - EAST. near Broad"ay.-
Large furnished front and back rooms one
ebt up. folding bed. baths running
wat.f. smaller rooms above - upward.
80 EAST 10Th -ST.-Nicely furnished
rooms. COR light housekeeping, ft'u ~ up
ono basement ~ lcf
6OTH.ST., % wEST.-Fncly furnlsh,d
cool rooms. bath breakfast optional terms
moderate references.
lb2l ROADWAY. Conner 4ith-st.-
Iorgr and snail desirable room very low
summer rst' references; TRANSMITS a.
commOdated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
for GaIe.

A MAGNIFICENT $3.50 upright grand
piano; $50; three pcdal,. double repeating
action, Ike new, silver mounted latest I'M.
pfoVements storage; must seli. 100 "est
23d-st
AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oO second
hand wood and iron working machines :
inlly guaranteed machinery fought anc ex'
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3Sc Aani'
soD-st
FIELD GLASS.-Larccst size nril ana
ncrfrct order and complete with case and
strap; sl5 cash. CHAKLtS. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
DressmakinQ.

DRESSMAkING. - Artistic tailor mad,
suits from ~ MT and NOrkmanship guar
epted also ball. evening and reception
dNSscs at equally low prices. BON y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

WAITRFSS.-Dy a German PROTESTANT:
fir t-class; makes all salads; hrst-eiass rec.
trenccs; assist with chamber work. Call AZ
Mr.. BRICKS. li9 East l2th-st., between
Cd and 18th ayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

WAITREsS.-By two Young EIglish
glrl- Tor private or summer boarding house |;
wcll-iscommended from last employer; can
sew. mend etc. With Mrs. TYLER, $40
!. LII u -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
Domssur nlruaIl ons UanTef

DoWE9IlC 0lInUIIu1'D ~"''''
Females.
MRS. l.. SEILY
formerly Miss l.. Campoeii),
IS WEST 22D-Sl:
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE ,,,,y.u |
| EMPLOY MENT BUhEhu'
STRICTLY INV ESTiGA led;
be- dismissed fSom ONCE and forfeit all
y. B.-N0 BRANCH OFFICE.
6S WEST 22D-Si.
\ GERMAN Girl wants situation with
small family. or care for small children.
LICHrENSTAM, 1875 Fast Sd-st
A REFINED aud intelligent woman az
hOu-ekccpsr or companion, or 20 tc2ch az
care for child en-; New-Nork reference. AZ
dress Miss l.. IL Ro'eyille-aye., Newark
y. !.
By swedish girl; best retennee; .ity or
ism Bureau 353 4th.avc., upstairs, same
side Is Madison Square Garden.
CHAMBERMA1D. Sc.-Ry a German
lirl can va h and iron. 10 Cook-st., cor.
Hrmbo dist. brooklyn.
CooK.-By German woman erst.cI4ss:
/ understands her bu.iness thoroughly: bess
| city reference; makes eli kinds OF desserts.
pastry. SOUPS, MEATS, game. &c. Cell ~
Nrs. BRICKS. 1lo East l2th-st.. between
Sd and 4th ayes.
COOK. In a first class private family;
und rstands all kinds OF cooking country
preferred. Call or address Eat l0th-st
COOK aud LAUNDRrSs.-By a young
American Protestant girl; good cook, ex-
ccil mt laundtoss; country preferred ref.
erences. PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU.
1873 6th-ave.
| OOK-IIIAMBEKNAI Gc.-By two
eri- one good cook and aundress Other
thorouch chan beIrnaid, waitress, &c good
worNcFs references. Ready az the HOME
BUREAU. l3S 6th-avc.. near l0th.st.
COOK Willing neat GeTmen, AZ good
unicr'tands al kinds OF cooking excellent
reference city or country. Pas East 3lst.
IT,, b {. ID ana Sd ayes. ltoscmenp.
COOK -H0USEWORK, &c.-Ry ? neat
| German girls; one, thorough general ser.
ot Ger D ain honseN ork; ~ or $40 a month;
| -urak some English together or selaiate;
city or country. Gail 50 West 2lst-st., cor.
Gth-aNe.
COOK and HOUSEMAID.-By two
| ing and waiting on table; experienced laun'
| dres, or general hOu.cworker; references.
Win Mn. TYLER 3I5 6th-ave.
COOKING and WASHING. &c.-Ry .
competent girl to cook and assist with
| washing. o. 10 do homework in small
| family citv or country: best reference.
Cal Mrs. MALMBERGS Swedish Bureau.
| 81 ith-aN"., upstairs.
COOK ~ . very neat. an and eco
nomieal cook who understands al branches
I OF plain aud fancy cooking cNccllcnt soups,
| ro1s's 'rtfces. desserts: excellent bakr;
| good references; city or country. MIS-.
COLLIER. 1872 West 23d-st.
COOK and assist washing, by a neat,
| tidy, thoroughly competent woman; four
| ais hr.t-ca,s city references excellent
| bread, SOUPS deserts, etc. willing and obl.9.
| ing mode a.e wag city or country. Cal
| az IA Est 4lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

COOK and HOUSEMAID.-By two
Ca.ada girls; country preferred for COOK.
ing and waiting on table: experienced lann'
dres, or general hOu.rw0rker; references.
With Mn. TYLER. 3G5 6th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

Males
AN INVALID ATTENDANT and gradu-
ate massage operator /, open for engigciu' nj
on molc'ate terms highest references.
Address SCHNEIDER, l.l99 3d-aNe., near
1Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

r,tbune once july ~. a. m.-Clear weather pre-
vailed yesterday except for Hight sprinkle Of rih IL
,he evening There nearly calm most Of the day
humidity was exceptionally low Tor the benG
40 I'm the morning and 80 In the evening. The tom
rsturc ranged between ~ and 10 degrees
18g7) being lj9 higher than the corresponding day
la, year. and = higher thai Tuesday.
" In and this city to-day there will probably b
Generally fair weather, possibly with a shower; Sigh
nerm0I changes. slightly cooler, perhaps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

Tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
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DRESS MAX EK.-fiecant cutter ana Mt
Ter IS q day, or at nome y, RECT NJ guar
sntecd lnuia silk. grenadines or cloth SUITS
made in one week for so; fancy waists
and Russian gowns specially. ~ Last
IOth-st. near Broadway.
ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING.-tn de-
signs: MOTEL order. a, short notice ana moo
erute charges goods purchased IL desired.
Mir. McELR0Y. 81 East eh-st.. opposite
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