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New-York tribune., 1892-12-31

1874 ard came TO America when six years old with
his Dorents. lie received his cducaton III the puDc
schools OF NewYork and the College OF the Ol'y oI
New York from which he was graduated. lie began
ne for himself as bookkcepcr ia the establish m"nt
O.. A. T. stewart where he continued until Mr.
sevart,s DEATH when he became boolk,epcr for H. b.
ClaAin ,S Co.
Many years agU he became all ated with Iammany
uon and In 1896 he was elected from the Win DIS
,,ct TO the Assembly. serving two terms. Afterwa'd
no hold places in the Internal revenue Office OF the ia
Co,,c,ion District and County Clerks Office, ara TWO
ve.rs ago became chief clerk Of DiSrici-Miorney
Nicoll's orice when Judge Gcgcrich then Comfy
Clerk, was appointed T, the bench oi 'he superior
Court a wear ago Mr.. McKenna was chosen TO fill The
,acorcv and has since hclc the Office which he VIII
,urn over TO Henry ID. Purr on Monday.
Mr. McKenna succeeded to the Taminany le2d''SAlp
of his Assembly district on the death OF fd"aid +
Reilly in 1859. lie will enter up" BIS new uuu's
on Monday lie Is appointed FOR one year. ~ Il
SALARY OF S,5, 900 year.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
s. ?. UHfTES DEBTS SATISFIED.

onFDITORS PAID WHO RELEASED $10OOOoO OB-
LEGATIONS on A SIMPLE WORD OF eIoNlSE
s,npben Van Cullen White the astronomer of
Rrooklyn ard one Of the best known members oil Inc
Stock El change, yesterday made New Years sllI
of checks TO the last Of the creditors WHO s'rd u!
bis failure in 1901 The checBs were put III the hAi
by poou and each one was acconNihf iy ieuer
that read something like this; "a h.nd IToVmence
has given the means Of paving the debts OF my late
firms Of s. V. White IL Co.. Of NcwNork ana 'h'-
caco In full before the close OF the year in when
becan work TO that end. take pleasure ia handhS :
YOU a check for blank, being for principal ana III
tertst being the debt wlicl YOU 80 Kindly forSaVe
then, The news of Mr.. Whites payment In full
reached the Street In time to enable man' members
of the stock Exchange 10 con2rtiiatc INN heartily
when he came upon the floor Of The Exchange 10 eA-
ecute orders.
The firm Of S. V. White & Co. obliged to Sis
pend ,on September %, 1871. Mr. White had been
engaged In n bull operation in the corn market An
attempt was made cover the September 0puohS'
but the remarkably favorable weather, which sunni
lated the development Of crop enabled the bears
10 defeat their speculative opponents Mr.. WHIT
had been almost out OF the stock market all through
the early paIt OF 1891, dey0tins hs energies TO ina
grain operations that ended With disaster bu' there
was no man who had knowledEr Of lis indomtaDe
viii and his popularity WHO expected ths failure 10
remove the Deacon be Is popularity called. nom
norlced that the creditors Of Mr. White had given hrl
a fun release on his simple word Of promise Il at he
would pay his d bis whenever hc could. As there
were no outstanding contracts the stock Exchange
Mr.. White was r,admiticd Is member " DAYS
after the release given by his creditors.
Mr. White, when be- went lack upon Tie floor 81 The
ExChangc, vas cordially greeted. lie instantly re-
sumed rs old prominence and the MS tuH alccu-
laton that attended the consumn.dl u of the Red
ing Railroad deal@ Of last February nctied him i'm
mense profits MIR. White subsequently took prom
ncnt part in advancing the industrial stocks, and hc
made handsome turns In America sugar Refinery,
National CordaGe and other stocks OF "a, class WLe
he failed in ISL hs liabilities admitted 10 K
81 .OOOGJO and that l. the sun OF debt h. finally
wiped out yeserd ~. IL T. generally believed IN Wall
arect that in addition 90 Ing thi~ debt 10 custom
ors Mr.. White has cleared Ut lia' $50 900 for him
sell. lie f. credited with owning lG,1O0 shares Il
Manhattan Railway stock, which is now selling at
about 80. and IT Is said that lis holding, mar
glnod down 40 10 10 per cent below The current luO
ta1ous. Nj. White has won many friends, not only
by his activity ~ the stO"i marhct which has mad,
Numerous, commissions Tor hOhcra, but by his N
or0sty IN helping along 40 i'any times tie les, GOIu
Late members OF the STOCK E~ch1ng;.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31

n,eoo- Aye. lumber, 81. 20 schOon''' Phla4ep'' %
oot,d was raor woake but. but P'lsf' a at 1'1c scc
w.s t,re MAINTAINED sale. 100 IBIS btie G " sum.
o.. e.g' ~, ,r u'c - tec whs 53c co.oanu Cey-
Aascn ,ee. 4sci Cs'pta scea % if5; "a piu iI.n
maxi So tsAo" ct p.e' ,iot i@S nr-,ei 3.
III oied w.ie. a i-c extra beach q wn,s, i
s5e' oieh d gn ESQ /, ,m' -, rs.tal. s ping
1,as l.anya HHt.r 5,a5s cxri baele i,~-i -c
o.lc. lnIan, b6.- common. o5QJ1c; salad q''''' -
TRoVi.loNs-roEK-Du and unchanged S1g., 20 2o1
~ Old ms egot 49,. q sS 70 nne ng fmi " sis jod
SO Bl lI-bul and firm; family IN - dn"' u -
tig '>'ri Ps}; Il iMSoue and un RaDeei quoted
st "a 30 bbi5r8 HPHiS Ra qa& aI
am Tai.i t,'c. G50,c at -, d should p at si:s
,cs al at $40 s5a io o. ~ aiye and sa 9
i3 . e. at ceG s p o9od 3 sS a. lgGs Aca % ali 8 Jan.
~ at w @ & S ,an nS r' ataaeI M@E -hai AMI ne
mad. t-st. esd-0c; common to sod 2ST3'cc ;
frs saaoe c'oads 25a@ tnirls sao 2oa2sJ so3:s.
at- e5qs.c .o5ads 3oe .c stat dairy welsh tPs
So d,ir 1cad hf5 gcG ana ,ni to' daily ar M
'1 2Tag5c nr,,, Il 25, second, l9a9oS western i'm
atS nTs. 2tS9G ga@Sc 'Ig wctcn ia oy
inaS arsl's i7disic; jrne wbs lGdl7ec irrc2
nm at lPsfe oI. tssA sa.s rGen, ac,lly i9e
ig cr a al mae With 'ang ll+dl.e; c9G.d GI'
good ': 10 rrmc lci,e 'o%ron . iai5 ssaloe ga:
.gims c1aaso cho' 'm,n dcs So g@,3g Min eo'i "
hr to good 3lCrc common. al'e;; nlI salmti tcd =
D, sta q, "a wcs, %.nsy'n3 ns,nerl3 t'.s cc,oas ge
& cetc,. fiSi b,s 5c "ai ia 10 Focd ea29
era "a I1etcl RrmG& & q i e@5,c we,tcTn i,.soa
a gay e.. 20, ar sa s pc! ana saaaaa a. 'G@t nT CO.,
:. 70 2
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
1--WE eT.cE M,RHETs-rY TELEGRAPH.

c',icqro Dec. go -"The Evening Journal" reports :
C,t,ln. N.r,lu- - O)O hrnd -'ipm"n,s ). pp Ifh
m,,kt dull: cAN,e 20 prm" ,tlv.' S1dto 40 'Vr'
..l = o'YI 90. .ioc'rr. - ''c ' :" '"h''a,m m Fdoo
heal: -hpmrnt-. 5000 head; market artiV" S'';Hy
r.ueh nui common. ~ - So 30 miy"i ana i" @'
81 5Oo 80 ca: prime hrtvv aai mirh'ra WINS i
c.int. 1000 head market steady na'ivr,. ~ 1,r
s5 W..orn. 81 -Oa - o. f"i Texans ~ 80 iahD'
go - IouI. Doc 3O.-Cnitc-RcccIpts. 1900 head :
.f.fryiort@ 100 head. market steady. nlr 10 good
u,ti,o t.~s So lOo - 80: choice" - 750 20 range
st,nr. - 5o ~ 10: range cow ~ 2j0 - 2' Hog
rc.olpis 1000 heat. shipments. ttop hrid. marMl
u,it 50 :ljd 70 60. shecp-Recept.. 100 head ship.
r,..,', rDn,. market steady. fair - good. Si"Si ;
choice &, extra mui'ons, - 53o - 20. - ham.
. geo l.na tDtal ior week taus far 1920 bead /:
Tor same time lp,, week 800 head; coh'i%h'i
through 3.l.D head. 10 EcW-l lorh, @lro hw"i o."
SAL. 200 head opened ard c.os.d -'rIngt h&ht -
, a',ir .tr.r u, - 90, laf cow. $fo ~ -. ii
rrc.ir. ll-- - hours. 400 head. ;oal FOR v" Il
n,. fr 900 head for same TIM lisi " Elk - 80 }
r.,d Unsigned tDrOulh. 1850 hcnl; TO New "rN.
-l,.Ay and Grn: heavy corurd. ~" - 10 packer
,rI m, diuu s,i son II Y,rkcr>. 90 70 b 81 corn
led si 7io =; - do Hght 10 fair do, ~ 20" - 80,
.ooH heavy ends. ~ -" ~ 30; rig Sooi To brt corn
10 1- a-,.,ipd rOn-h,. g ~j0 80 10 common r)ish'
* =, q, p stag. rough 20 q j. S5O - -. sleep
and lan- Receipt, ln~i - holis, 300 head, t9'i
for vcol, thus far 37OOD head fer Sane time last
II, Now York. 32O0 head: on sale. 200 h"ii .
nu,u..i steady ior sheep and 61ol native" lambs ,
C,nnda ian.- slow ana lower: closed stoidy, WIN
about all ,oi; choice 10 fancy wclh'r7. - 'DH
- Is: fsr :, goaG sheep. - 1)"Ff - cnilS and
,nr,'n to - 50n - - :. Canaia do. 81 Joa$4 -
C,r.da wctho.-, - yQg - l., lAm.s: lHtV" cu ir'
to fancy Sc0EG -. 10. fair - good. - 40" - -
rulls 10 fair. Sio - 81, Clnndn. common t. mhcy'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
GRAIN IND PEODUCE MARKETS.
FrAruErs OF xEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATCNTS OF NEW-NORk DEALINGS.
There was attempt .; trading in wheat futucs On
tho Produce Exchange yctcrcay. The sales aggregated
oiy y7VL.1 bushcl,, while TIC changes "a values were
slight There advance Of u.s. cent cary ia the
session chiefly " bcttr Gl,ccs from aDoai and buy
ing houses. reaction Of .0 cent c>i took
place and steady az net advance Of cent
for The day. January sold az 774a77le, FchrITy al
5sS,aT9 March at 7J ao0is May at sl',ao2 %lJ June
al s. @s2s, and July 52'sd;o cents The spot naSct
rather tone. but gdcO NcrJ du Exporters
tO0k $1,000 bushels. -. ,.,,.
1rsang I'm corn vas even t,I!eT than IN wheat. Cab"
account, were steady, and the local FAct ' "a HI Si
aaN ance Of l.a. day. on the spot t n VS.
"A MOD, rate Disness cXpOrC ana nome ar,ou.V. I'M
5sSO.O bushels, Including lOO'O D"sh47 p'
chased by snipl,is. , ,....o. ,.o,o IN ooo
bushels ana spot lots 5000 bushels Prices coseu at
q fractional advance for th" DAY ,...
Thc nnaI quotations were a. fol oy- ,.... 7.s .
Mar,b l9:s Nav SI7s June. ga July, Sc G. ht'
Corn -Ds,rmoer 49's January, l9'5i Fcbfu'!,' VJ'
Mar,@: oUs cGcr My 81 Jan ary 35a February S7a
-i iaraLJanualy. $40 80; May, $40 Is. .,, -,
me receipts of grain Hour iep9fUn NrS'cru'S a.
New-york ihtladelpnia. Baltimore ana Bo-on ~eI' q,
foloys. WheNt SO, 10 buSnels cor o, ~ d s'.,
o,TS Oa $50 bushels total gain, 23t.,5' uushts
a. sls nackaoe, At Chicago. MiWalk.r az "a o9 i9
he .rr,als werc Wheat 27335j bushels; cen SoS 9o
busels oats 2O7 5G3 bushel- total eI"h 'o'olS ous'
ci, noGr. 81, ,2S5 balHis.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31

81 ao Baggng and cotton lies gnchangr1 sp pprK mra
SlS lo !c 'iS Dboa"r,' 81 longs ana cribs. $s 40
shorts - strips - oAsd %5 iGi rSs Ic "S5e % ea 'I iS
Shoulders, ~ Il - longs ana JUS Sngar.cured
hams 5o%$l 80 R%sSS{lLisRhr ,TS S5o lsh oa so 200 600
N"h ~, q 600 bush: harley 10000 bush ship
Flour, GcOO bbls; WHEAT looo oosn' asb sDLn
10000 bush oats, l,0CO bush; Iye' o"o' ou'A
lor 4 ClO hrsh
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
for Sale.

uANp.oNI. cboly purr folllac Lrd
cabu.t sfNl.. drawers. mirror ana pa %
.',a-- r.l-,f-. lli n.lr. Aldrcss l., BoA
-,J-i fosto.ncc.
-, lAN ro.ur south or'r- mag
uii,euf tl.o.O ,nnd urI 3D.; piano. SO
l.mo.t uru. ail latest !npoNem"his IN
attuA. Nrry hrts. ~ L-,. >Ouuaboirl,
tr.rom frame ca-r. Pedals. bridges. agrilt.
silver mouatG, unique. DeSutiiul Il slsn
.rnd.-t tone @nirSh'e"I. NIOHA'E'
~, West 23l-st
\ WNLL-pAYIN,, MILK sIOKr must
Zee sold mi cn. 40 an. Ir.'c. on account
H.. ''r.a' 'rai, Fas'a,rl n'ar EAR -3d-,,
At EEDvCtD PRICES 90 second.
land wood and fon "orNirs nn-ninr-
ful4y cuIra tod; machinery bought dli TX
chaigrG. GEOiGL H. EDDY, 395 Nal
i,on t.
rNTIKr FIATCHES or merchant
tpl!or's ,tcr" including line Marvin ssir
mu.t lc soil AZ once: g0ll2 olt ot bust
n"--. 10 E'crnm pI'c'. rroo1Iyn.
GENUINE Ll,cs and ran 10, pup; ,cry
PRETTY 80 eni. pounds. @3'' Lave.
hoor l2aa-s'.
PRIVATE FAMILY viii sacrl.c" thelr
elec.nt ard costly furuitrr" unr mt piano
hric-a-brar and painiines. Inqur- at ths
r,-ilcncc. S15 Pr'..d mist, Brooklyn.
SAFES -larc ,.n- IN new and second
hand .afs,: -prci'l bargain. ~ month.
T. H. Gross f0i jro ldvny. y. Y
SEVERAL, a't'rlr- - an;qrr rnanogany
rIrnItrr- old FrIntf.thrr-' clocks, chars,
etc.. antique furniture restored IN pelf'ci
order ~; ",rH'".. near gam T.
Will NlLL my century Dictionary ~
I'm u.rf"c' cIntit ON for 500 rraular
pfic- $50. Nltrrss II. COPELAND,
po-tOii,c HoN 800 Nrw-Yo'k.
SlO. O00. t09.-ELEGANr 27..top or
Yan- only fiH r"w niano!o-teS l31 DAN
lei r. BEATTY. Washington. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31

Liverpool. Dee. 80. $40 p. m-Beef. pork, hams
and bacon In fair demand. Ch.e'e In poor demand;
TaOw AMI urIen inc ia per de;uaEd. Co,ths'el
demand. Iad--IOt Ia 10 r demand iutures.thefe
Is nothing Offering Wheat In hlr demand No, :
steady at js II ! 3d. Flour in poor demand corn
suot I'm ni. demand futures in poor demand Hops
at L0ndO Pacific ,Oaat Ia fir demand
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
Doaro an0 Rooms.

HOTEL VfANO ard Restaurant, 80
Fast lstl-st.-Koous da ~, 81 .p' W'rhf
i,',n bS,rl 81. up; prl,et- dlniIb-Toi in Tor
rate. -------
q,yVn LARGE rooms second nons. en
.uife or s.nlly. wi,A board reference. -
West 4Sth--t.
10 WEST g4TH.ST.-i arg hand"
f,snt and back room. VIA board r'i' r'ncc7
CNrhaug Il.
G.TH 81. 81 EASr.-Finc rooms, o.,
llehtfui home In q Christian family liberal
table sdults desired. -
10 NNDISON.AVE.-Lsr heated hall
room f,t ono or two: superior taol'; teF'hs
sf.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
gcnnrru Real CeInIc ynr !Ial,

AGENCY FOR MUa ro LAIl..-l.c'.icn ''
~ rLoir, building -iir.. a. HB> = TAl-
ION; 3 ,Ar.ar.~t ard Nor'citF
tOE ~ D>ON RIVER Cili or rursl
,oncs. fainis EInrfi' turing b. ifiuGs.
,,ir>. otc.. apply ., JONATHAN Dc 81 y
son the real estate agent, PoughArcp>lt,
y V
PROPERTY IN thr Orduc,~ y. ). l"
.p-ilpJ. sonr i1rgain- i"r ale /. T.
II AIiIlTO% 4 CO.. 81 Broadway =. y.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
THE Tt.ApE IL CHICAGO.


Chicago Dec. 30 (sPraD'--ih''' vas 49, ,~.,,
L.sn half day oi tiiGihS heIo WV" ''' .,
With In,rks tn, c,d~ u the year tccun 1T noon
M, v.s A urn vi eat InarNc, May stlliag between
1sA 0-ss, aud Latsa, aad closing at 1os41o'sc.
Whatever Hing was aoao was oF u'e O' 'Fo"u' -
Llanly being the inclination on 10, part - "eeP PI
down. Tho OUTSIDE news wos lnlish Dhiu, AM di.'.
l.esi0Ns stranger, re atlNc9 nan N'"''-o'
receipts those t"p loNa Ac "if tV' - .'' -''e
81 oay IN months The Nry l.gRt XIOrs FOR the wccH
from tn, seabOirL Ia De cNDecta.pl that the N>lb'
.,l,v ucxt TUESDAY WoI.d\ iAcrrl~- ~ almo,t
sn;0 900 bushels. This VIZ r'e only important ",ar
c,rcuusAncc. Receipts were 34 cas-; e.. estimate 20
Saturday 1913 cor>. Cora dun but firm; MAJ .@d
l. tween l5Ad4SL. and 45'iljs. 0nl cosl - io1dt"s
cents Receipts All estimate for Nit-
yrday was fot 81. No, corn 50 NJ 81 t1at that II
10 cents under the May price, and al The ca-h hand
er- the receivers ond III snlppts declare taeinseN -
Larsh On his May oats sGd hctwcsn 81. and
3ts and ciCsd at 3ls crnt~. royi.ions were ,trong
PORK advanced 20 coit- bar ribs 10 cents hundr
lard cents. Tho clos ~ the TOP VERY liRht hof
receipts ony Il OCO head to-day ard on
1875 600 hesd ,rnated for next week lr1.c ,Onnls
eraiy are eett.ng opnG on The ear -tie on HE
product but are going cautiously because u In, NSiy
Light hog receipts. FlaNsc'd was Gult and inactive
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
THE PETROLECM MARKET.

The speculation in crude oil certificates Yesterday was
absolutely stagnant at the New.Yo'. exchanges At Oh
City quotations were 32S.0j25s cents ud eating bafey
steady tonc The OUTPUT Of the Mcdonald pool was IN
changed IS 900 barrels Refined petroleum was un'
changed $40 per gallon IN barrels 30 cents IN
bulk and O. 25 cents IN cases Foreign quotations Were
Antwerp 12is fIascs Bremen 500 marks: LONDON 42H
lh
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31

lush Hay quiet: good to choice timothy. Sl4 ooa
sI5 -. uialn n-lghts. quiet. unchah8ra. o@lIJi
itter nrrncr rolls, fne .:.c ,torc packet, l0n &C.
Egg nctv 2so 2gc. Coffee firm; RIO carg %s falr'
ioprr firm: refined. II l-411l 1-2c. Whiskcy un-
chan-,i.
Dyiiao, Dee, 3o.LBc'tcr demant for spring limits
mr.h No. Horthcrn - - 3c 1000 bush
70. northern. q 3-c CIosing' 20. nary f UiI @
7s3-sc; do Duluth new, = 3-sc; 80. : Northern
75 10. Winter weak lower: sales. . cans No. > rsd
sale. 3 car, No. yellow 43 14a43 l-2s; cars
cars 80 >. Al l-2a14 SIC: 10 cars 40. j. -.
ID i4c: car 40. d. - 34e 45c ir1ek' - ,c os,'
! cars No. 2 do. 3GI2a 3G 34c No. mixed
IS iac asked. Earry better demand & Irm. saIss :s
Gac. Quo;4d; 40. Western. 73c: 10: > extra "Ntra'
G7a 7oc: So. 3, con G5c; No. 4, 3o0 5dc Mi,aI'n
zee: So. extra. 80 Rvr quiet. sales. car,
80. >. sc sore. Flour quiet 6tesdY' H,St r pm R
81 iOa q 30. Min'ccl. good demand; strong un-
c6angcd Kcceipts-whcnt, 1000 bnSh corn u,
1000 bush corn $1,000 bu'l; barley, $4,000 bash
Chicago, Dec. 3o-rae leading futures ranged rs
''''ST Wheat No . opc.lac. n..,s'. L--., n'::,,,r
5f$$a:y $s5 ... s. s. 7s,.r-.: e 7s.a5!' IL
December .......... fOt- 80 lcf- fVS" fo1-T
January -, - -, -. "a o,,,
May 10, 49, !" J" 7"'' % - 49,
O4t- so. >. 40 c.- .o
Dcccmbor .i.s ~, :cs
January "V". 80 9,,u2f-,
VI ~ IVA -
Mos PORK. per ~ ,.o ,--,, e,,o-,
January ......--.... @iI - ~ ~ - - "a
Lort per 700 -. an NJ 1910
January ~ 20 q
May ~
shot ribs. per 100 p on o,t $40
January - - 20 r..
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour straiy ,n '
recent quotatlons: 80. > spring whcl II 80, go
spring whent. % - l2c; 10. f,d, ~ '.' ~
com 50 joc. No. {. oai". SOC No: VIM, l. ~ -
"a 10: No. 3 white f. o. b.. 81 d8l l-2c NO
rye. 81 j4c: 40. = barley, Njc No. = l. o.. D., > !"
~: 30. /. no sale, 80. n'Xseci II in L. Prm'
tn0thy SEED. -: mo-, polk. per bh, ia =,
ia - > lard p"r leo 10. TIo 80 short r,' ssl'S M
loo.cl s. -: dry salcd shoulders tIDN'd. -"
:. ~ >: short clear sd,s bDXcil. 81 80" -; WIS
k,v di,iilrr,' finished eoos, per ~, II 90 s"s''8
unchanged.
Af;i,les I' c'ip' n '"'i,,, rGa
rI.rr " " -t.,D'
Nn.tf bush ................. 2l-'rp AK,
i,.l, 10 O'p - w.
n.t.' hush loGo . 10y ~
Esn bush -.---'-- oo, n,.
On rb. Produce Exchange today 'h. hr;. r
r,orlo, oulct. clclmo.y. l9'"Oc, dairy, 1~c.'c :
,s,, firm. strictly fresh, :1' NC
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
U.JlrGEXNA 10 BE CORONEE.
NAMED BY GOVERNOR FLOWER TO sUCctEr
FERDINAND LEVY.

Governor Flower yesterday commissioned william J.
McKenna the present County Clerk, to Ill The va
oapcy IN tie Board of Coroners caused by The cleo
lion Of r. rdnand Levy the Office Of Register There
ysr, several sther aspf,nts Tut Mr. Crolers choice
fau upon Me- McKenna.
The newvCuoner was born III Tyrone, Ireland, In
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
Crcs5mnkin9.


ARTISTIC DKESSMAKING unique
designs. evening dresses "A speciality hotel
orders NJ short notice, and Moderate charges.
Mrs. NrELNOI. :. East Jth-st, OPPOSITE
stcWart's BWtding.
DEf. f.SSMAn Eii.-tlrst-clis, would Ike
a few more customer; c,,e, lnade fi0iu
1I up. NJ BUTTON. sfl Gth-sNc.
A.-A.-DRI S>MAKER. elegant cutter
and litter; - day or at honr perfect nc
.uarantced velvet, silk or clotA suits made
In one week for $40 fancy wa.,5' coats and
llll gowns specially. ~ East lCthst.,
near Er ad"oy.
pHFSSMAKf.R d, slrcs few none cus;o.
mcr. 10 honr or ny the day Mttng ana
ht.ing spcc.li'y. Mae DENTON, ~
Wet 33t-,t.
DEFS>N NAKEE.-A tho ough drras-
ma,tcr desires engagements ty day OF " 'ck
IN OF ont ol m city; highest reiciences.
Aad,c,. Mlss y. Tribune Uptown once,
o42 Hroaiway.
LADIES Ladies' own
mairfia!- made UP into Jackets. c0at'.
ulster. and oap.s clolks all kinds altered
and rruo4cllod. GRFI'I. III West 92d''t.
SEAL GARMENT, rcpairld redycd.
M. red and reinotri.ed 3 now shapes; e,tl-
macs aitcn; ~ GvT; nr-t-elaS' work.
GREIG I3l West 2-d-st.
SEAL GARMENTS rdyel, altered or
repalrrd Mrs.. BARKER ll3 W's' 34'h-
ST. Il wears Win ''"o-cc Sni N. regent
st.. London. ard Gunthcr's. 5th-ave.
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tuork r)anteo.
Males.

Males
YOI 80 Amori 1n %, speaks English
and O., rIau N.nt- work In ely, +.
AMEND. - IIui,on-aNe.. Brook,yn.
N.,I Nts MAN. Il, ceslIos position In
a wholesale house. Acii,sS CIiA l'LES
unffMANS. 7Gs Iafayctte-aye., Brooklyn.
YOCNG MAN. %. desires position as
driver auI earr Of hOr"'s: IN years, eN'
Tc,i nee ,Idfr = WILLIAM PEECHTFL,
l.O2i Az. K
Females.
STFNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Py yOYng lady beg J. Address X.
II IttGNEY. jJ N0rth MOOre-st.
TYPFWIITiN NG and copying OF every
description neatly and accurately eSecucd
alsO shortha Il terms reasonable. 90 Broad
Way, Room 0j To ser Building.
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Rca! gstate manlco.

WNYiED.--Fnt'r ?, flrst floor for bus s.
n,,,.,.r. li.ated hctwccl Goth aud ied
=. and jth-aSe or MadlsOn-aye and Eroad-
w,v Add-ess NJ. B.. Box Il. Tribune
Trtown Oficc. 1.242 Broadway.
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trrlllsbco Rooms.

FURNISHED Rooms.
INlpFEoY RESTAURANT 40 Wet
osth. .-i.-!Ifna.,:uci furnished 10 M. WIN
h,t1. -----
WILL TAKE rcntlrmrn to lodge. 10
IrlNat. family. references i'phi a. y
Wc.t 42d--t
I. WEST 33D Sr-Bacheior 0lnf tm,nt' >
newly renovated. nrnl, amt elegant y tHr
ui.hcI; e. -ulte OF singy w!th or Mltho't
private bitn. --
IIlI.~I. go Ms .-'ar'or floor
also ,thcr rooms, newly furn.,hcd' IN pri'
satc house. -
IoTILST. % WE-T.-A frw choi"c
rooms newly furnished superior appoint-
mcnt,. select lOration tranr"nt' accom-
n.oiat d exceptional r"fe~n,o@.
-I~ISI.. I4o FAST DGlan"icy Pafkl.
Charuing single rooms Tor Scnuenth >
A.; br,aRia., pj'onl' rrfer'nces.
Y5Tfl.ST.. ~ WFSr.-Ncwiy furnished
.ouare rooms 10 Jet without bead 10 gem
,ieu,eu references required
55ru ST. 3cs WE>T.-Pe1u;iful alcove
yo4m: two three persons; oilers dttri.NN''
refined home; music eAc'h'nt 'o''o "' p
ItU-oIab -
5-TlI ST. cG TAST.-rarsc 2d-story. well
,sr, ,hca room. ia lrst-clas, house. WIN
f.fi %
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90 Oct for Dmsinessp pnrpcscs

FOR wOODwOEKEEs-Two lG9iS is,S,t. IoLt =
-5rico vita Scan heat, power rleNlt'''
Jd-ayc.. corner I5J1h'st'
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ConnIrn Hral estate 90 teI,

TO LET EAST ORANGE. y. J.
unu.c /. ROOMS. ga and water 'ornoc.
i'nfs. A..lra' lr n.lghhorhood , minutes
,',Ir "a raj r,.l station. Low Ia. te
Nprll /. RliEW >TER. - L"onaid's,
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| o-g coo 31S.oOO

.
nv ,ND STRAW NY-oulct en1 urci0nS 4
rarcy timothy s5c: so1 D. So J. ''as~ light mn, nnl
20 1art uiNcd G7t.d1cc cn'c tIo tur ehPplL
Gszc7,,c. STR tw-Lons rye, $1,000 ShSi rye 4'c :
oa';t ;t,t,lp AVD JI-TE-Is dull at un'h17c'd IT cs.
IIDFS TN tone Is steady, bu' bnsi. Is very d"c'
!" nnCpS|ori,t and unchanged; Ncw-Yorx s'otc ~,
,t, a2e rrlrr PHI o0.2c: common - mel "n -" ~
,soi lS20c: 1870 lcGl5c old old, 5G-c; f%sn, ieo
Cn.s, 1890 choice 23c good 20 lir", ZuG[, 1 l1,o
,Si5e G. lilorria Old ods 5Gsc EavaIian ana bone'n
"TTIo ,vuER-iforIock so'c = in rht demand al nn'
.ona,G r.I~,> while Union tonr,d rule s'c1dv. NJ,
10 ,9ic Tnriish Islands 2io2jc; NcF-orl'an-
,..n kettlr of. 25-3jc; do new CROP c'htrugal DO"
iocx ,vHr ,v,rr isTSREs-epIRITS or TrRPENTINE-
e.v ~, sol n3ic. ~sl1s 1I0 bbls. RoS M
s.GE noc a" aSotci al 81 Soas 2a seod de- 81 s2atl ."
- a. + ii 45 G.. ~ 30; H. II 80
- lnf.eY i. x. sf7j ". s3a<3 %; y. - 4'@f3 '''
OCEAN FRE1GHTsnThe merEet ,s Sac gnn aERTI
P2TG ,GEWENrs~T G,'eo stsam lG oo1 hnh s''il
,t lSl TO Antwerp steam Geo a. Du.. 81 II 6ao
ro LiVSsloo' Sslss ~ sos w. MISCELLANEOUS CHARITIES
ra,k Pensacola % DucnOs Avfcs, lnhtr Sls st
Prnnsviek 10 St Jazo. lumber. 81; bark SaVanhah -
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CDUDA0,I,-Was eto1IT uiOn lIt DN'' % u "
- '1',n,opI'i.AGE SUOCn-ls in li-ht dm'nl WIN p'
C0Tf0X->po prices az not CHANGED . ana ' rn'r.
~ ,a 49, onG ,,lcs were d.iiylce Cu 'at""' !.
.J ~. Aric' an standard Of cae-ihcat on anl on y"
"''. "' ,,,,~i,r IN Qratr not uort tan nan -'"''
obo\e or below the grade = ot j. t-ri,,o. Gl,i
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,.., o,,,,s,v 7 Low M.1il,1r ......- .
s.,,, s,3d 'oos Grjaary...7. Mialllag 20
i.vrrnoo to.crpm, - T. m-leg,t', ~ 'Go P3,'s s
ys,|h for snctnia'on and c&lol oyH nir "y ding
zoo BALE. spot n0r'c-Nod are ''''"""
upTrc'' pTnc rott r'eps were 2o7i+ taies Se~2r' WIN
90 ~ ~. ma a. las, and 'i' lr, i',
oIgrsp,Idior dav ia,t year The igin' a. i!'''"
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