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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-11-18
Pennsyiyaria.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 14.-oficial and
semi-oficial. retu ms from all the 81
counties of the state show plurality
for Harrison of 50, 424, decrease COM
pared with 1883 of aO,o34.
The prohibitionists displayed about
their usual strength. The Weaver
vote was very light and the so
cialist-labor vote was polled in only a
few localities and amounted to only
few hundred throughout the state.
The new ballot law seemed to keep
many people away from the polls since
the weather conditions Ewere favorable
to a large vote. The total number OF
ballots cast in 1888 for the republican
and democrati. candidates was 972, 726.
whereas on Tuesday last only 964, 514
were put into the boxes for the electors
of those parties, a decrease of over 8.
600.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-11-18
wake Them Up,

That's what should be done With the kid
ton r,rs<edes fheir disease That capital
diuretic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitterss gives
exactly the right impetus when they De-
cCme slnggish Use ftand keep cut of dan
ger, for you are Tin it, IL your, kidpeys
don't act. This medtcine is also adapted TO
malariai and rheuInAtic ailments, wane OF
vigor and irregaIarity of bowels, liver and
STOMACH. 4 -
NoBaDT eyer blamesa good apple Tor hav-
Ing cons from at4visted tree Rams Horn.
+<s-~ - -T - -
JsG snrrBoA. 3Marqus SIS, W va.s SAYS
Halls Caiarrh Cure cured me OF very
bad case Of catarrh." Druggists SELL 1t, csc.
THE same wind that ruins the chat cleans
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-11-18
AIinncsota.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 14.-Semi-
official figures give the Harrison elect
ors 121, 900, the Cleveland electors 101,-
900, the Weaver electors $4,000 and the
fusion electors Ton both democratic
and populist ticlets) $4,000. The re-
publicans elected the congressman in
the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth and Sew
enth districts and the democrats i'm the
Third and Sixth. The legislature stands:
Senate-Republican 25; fusionists %.
House-Republican 6s; fusionists 81.
Republican majority on joint ballot, s.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-11-18

TOPEKA. Kas.. Nov. lit is now
conceded that the Legislature on joint
ballot is fusion by one or two votes.
The official returns on governor show
Lewelling to be = $500 ahead. Official
returns from the Second congressional
district show the election of Moore
(dem-) over Funston (rep.) by 81 votes.
A change of over 100 were made in
Moore's favor by the count which de-
feats Funston's previously reported
election.
TOPEKA. Kas., Nov. 14--Republicans
concede the defeat of both their state
and national tickets by majority of
about 1000 They also concede that the
populists have small majority in both
branches of the legislature and that a
populist viii be elected to the United
States senate to succeed Bishop w.
| Perkins.
S. ii. Funston rep has been elected
to congress in the Second district by a
majority of less than 200. The populist
candidate, III. L. Moore, is taking testi-
mony with view to contesting Fun
ston's election. He claims to have proof
of the casting of $50 illegal votes in
Wyandotte county alone.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-11-18

THE same wind that ruins the cha C cleans
the wheat.-RaAl's Horn.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-11-18
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Plslbi~'
deadlock IN the crude certificate market W."
broken Yesterday o. the bcrs. weakness was pro-
nOunced throughout and prices closed cents lo"r d"
about bottom figures. There were no sehsau"hh W.
vlopncnts but thc fir increase in offerings by N'u
holders values way. The transactions were OIL d
larger q long time. 0oOO barrels IN options
changing hands The opening price was '''s cents &C.
cline over night q No imp0rt1nt bushes, wa.
until ji7s reached on oE"ill9s anu a
rally from 5fic - the market CriunalN o''
10 80 cents the fn1l quotation being OBJ cents w
degree Of w'.lkncs>. mere w d
price Of refined oil. which h1d i I"i
Swallowed hy the depression earlirr IN the week w ,
foreign market T. apparent that Russi1n coilstt"h
Is that American oil S,"o1d - lh3 80, ~
IN rcpl Russian acgrr sion. Added 20 this CONDITION
probably May field report. showing that no rr rom
The oy,rprodu ton of crude could hr cNpctr helri 70
induce s'ng The ccrthcata market closed heavy at u
faco1ql ralv There sll IN crude AZ th >'"'h
Fvchang. T..
Refined petroleum was reduced points 10 cents IN
barrel. 30 cont- bulk. and $50 cents pr gill"I ~
cascs Foreign quotations wcie heavy hut unchan9,i ~
I5s- francs at Antwerp 30 marks az Br 'mrn. and "a"
ID London.
oil City National Transit ccr,ihc,t"s o.c9ci
a. Jsr: highest 56Lc: lowest. ~ closed 81 11'tr
Sales. - OOD Ibis cle1 fance~. 10000 hbl, -'p h'
90 Os9 ibis rurs. - %. bhls. 80
PSbu -. Iunc @.Saton1l Transit CO ti1, irs "lruc
a. 5Clc: closed At Sc highest. 5Giac lowest 13ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

Ss $ issy 'ss sf IT,
extra powdered xxxx Standard Dowierd lac &C ci nne
s 1i 't'aeTa SS ksysS.s
&c Tr,Ssn b. iSG Do T SS1ra $40 b5s II 500
1850 1900 S nh s6p@en.sI $1,000 bush corn
80 100 bush oats. 1900 bush.
81. Lous, June a-Flcnr held higher PIT Pnc %
unchanged. Wheat unsettled. but higher CLOSING ~
above yesterday cash 90 &c. o, iIc jury Corn aS
and closed about Lee above yesterday cash, 40 i5S
4ec July As 3-sd45 12c: september As &c
oats steady, cash 80 1-4c July, 81 34c. Eye qne.'
ay lower 't Timothy sIo% $40 45 prairie asa $40
Lead hrmcr. "A o5. FlaAseed higher. VI NnlSp ana
strand and e 81 o% Ts nn
changed Provisions dull. easier with only small
lob trnde Recelpts-Flonr; 1000 bbls: wheat, l5.'
1000 barley 900 tnsh; shipmen,soFlour 1909 CS
Ibis wheat I coo bush: corn. % 600; oats, 4,OOO
bush rye. 1000 bush: barley, none.
Toledo. Ohio, June a-whoat active and firm: NO.
. cash. o3c: june 81 %: July, SO l4c: August,
50 3sc corn firm steady 40; ,S oas" oats, QUIET;
10 cash. sac. Rye steady cash. Soc Clover.
col. nominaly 700. Receipts-Flour loo Dds De-
wheat d. eo3 BUSH corn I2o r Ssn I Ios Ibis
wheat 600 bush; corn 100 bush cats aT demaSd
Cincinnati, Ohio June Flour III iair oeh hs
Wheat finn NO. red ssc .D E ReTep no 3'9o mIxed
SGr, oats In fair demand; No. mixed. 35a 80 lsc'
rye dull: No > S4r. Fork dull. @l0 -. Lard wean'
lower, 81 Il IL. Nulk meats easier s9 2og y" o. t,r
demand: sales 1909 bbs. Oh basis 81 10 Bu,tr
easier lower fancy Elein Creamery I've; , UnD'
10 l-oc Cheese in light demand.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
rop STUDENTS WHO ARE I'LL At YALE.
,v pEGUN on TIE YALE HOUSE, WHICH
WILL BE USED A. HOME FOR
CnII.ElIaNS.

SICK COLLEGIiNS.
r,a alumni OF Yale College will be Interested IN
.rny that work has been begun in New-liaven upon
~ vale House. TO be used as home Tor tue proper
Wv y, students who may be taken sick while at col
ege. , e .or,or In ,bis CITY rh,se
.ards had been at Yael learned that In most col
n" ,bere was no special provision for students
,csen with sickness. They determined, therefore,
~, Vale should no longer suffer from such lack
49,, fall they started movement to secure funds Tor
for the care OF students at that institution when
=, They proposed to build a house which should have
~ the sanitary Improvements and cOnvenlences OF
initial with the general air OF private home.
Tho New-York women not only successful In
.,og a large Of money for the building, but they
"a induced friends OF the college In New-llaven 10
.n-cbase site for the home. They chose large ot
10 Prospect ST. ,....o .,o,o %
cb work for Yale. were asked to prepnre the d"-
Us The plans were finished a few days ago ana
s-orr WAS begun on the building The house Will be
.av for use next October The plans show large
,,ding resembling In appearance n fine old manor
house It's rooms all have sunny windows anu laise
so,aces The rooms will be cheerful.
ON the first floor the reception rooms large
,,,,nr room, "mothers' room" diningIo'in, omcc>
d a broad old.fashloned hal running through The
,uaine The rooms for the patients are IN the
pond and third stories. The binding Is To he OF
49, and Is 30 feet long by 40 feet wide. The plumb
r viii be the best possible. The ventilation VIII be
..cseompnshed by the be,thnown systems.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES or NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
In wheat yesterday the market cratic. but gen
orally stronger and there material ncre,sc in
activity nearly 600 900 bushels being dealt in. The
closing showed gains Of i.ds cent the grtatr bus
ness being confined the ds,an. months, there are
am r. tensions Of ircer deliveries later in June and
Juv optlons. The wet weather West and I'd crop
re,ort. from the ohio Valley had q STRENGTHENING In
nncnce aud helped by the large soaloard CHAR
au,c. The short. 0Ntlcd freely With fOlci-ncr> WI
liberal seller, principally Of July. The ign alu'
t,ds checked tie temporarily and the long, mn
locked bringing about reaction Of = cent. Then came
rcsh hIyng the imDrON I'd Interest ana ne
riose was az the figures OF the day. Final Liver
nool cable, were I'D futures. and Berlin wa,
o. nsgts better. Pari and London. however showed
vokrr.s RradstrCec> out after the close show
img decrease Of 1880 bu>hcl in thc available
."unr ,ast and increase IL 10000 bushels
III Of thu Rockies. July options -'oItd -
oti cont. fcll 81 cents. and then relied 70 81 ?l6a
ol cont. spot wheat stronger and 2iS 600 bushels
We corn ikcwiac buoyant and prices advanced = =
cont on weather reports better cables mndcr
n Cbjcaro receipt, and renewed covering Brad-trFt
"tiracS an Increase coo bushels in the available
Snn"Iv So los finn, and 10000 bushels were
Oats rose RAJ, cent In unison with covering
PrlG .ncfs estimate decrease "l "'ovo b">hc'H- N'
aa.s were mp 4G' cent. >, .
Iad rose ga points ana LOU u'ices were SOFA III
the spot, mainly for export
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

The final quotes were as f0lOvs. =. .
Whcat-June 90t July, 9lA2; August Ji's; Sop
tember. 9ls October 92ls cents.
Corn-Ime. 55i- July. 81; Angus; 53+ September
j34 October, 53lo cents.
Oat-Junc SG1s July. 9G's; August, SGi4 September
3D. 80,
Iard-Juy. 80 90; August 80 20 september 80 81 NJ.
The receipts grain and nour reported ycsteFd1y az
Ncy-York Philadelphia Baltimore aud Toston were rs
follows What S55. 1O6 bu.hcs; corn. Wl 81 bushels
oats - oOs bushels grain 531 Gs5 bushels hmf
81 i92 packages. Chicago, Milvauke" ard ST LOUIS M
arrivals w~rr wheat l15 2G0 bu-hrs: corn. 6y 80. 80
bushels oats 37 .705 bushels; :otal gsIn, 1,lO0o'o
bushels; -four 2S,j5S bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

the Rev. w IL. Pott. pastor OF the chapel and the Rev
Father Flood OF ST. Johns Roman Catholic Church, at
FftyAfth st. and Iirsave The ad Ournol tina.
both sides might file survey Of place should the
that he place within 200 feet they
Will then hear petitioners, the ground That granting
the license would be nuisance The applicants survey
shows his place 200 feet 2 inches from the church
while the people 1t is from 1914 TO 1913 feet
according 10 the law deems principal entrances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
r,cHrJyG AGAINST / LIQUOR LICENSE.

large number q clcrgymen were before The Board OF
a Yesterday hearings upon objections to the grant
% q, licenses for liquor stores in proximity To churches
&c ,,o.est which promises TO be fought bitterly T. that
,,s, the opplicaton OF Edward FtzsmOns for license
| the southwest corner of SNticth-st and secondavr
w. {, Tbomas,s Chapel This application Is opposed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
DJNNER TO 4 BANK PRESIDENT.

dinner was ~ Joseph F. Baut. president Of the
Madison square Bank who is also largely connected with
many other financial and banking enterprises Ia this city
by the directors bank and his intimate fr nds at
the Hoffman House last evening. A. l.. Soul1rd pre-"
sided Among the guests were L. J. Fitzgerald freiercK
Chlmann Il. T. Mcdonald, Simon Uhlmann. +. ~
Kurshccdt f. ). Stokes \. ). Kslschcr, Lewis Thomp
son and C. T. Seover. Many tOasts were given and re-
rdndf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
THE STATE OF TRADE

baltimore June .. Flour quiet: receipts. 1878 lbs
shipments. I2.s75 hbls >ac,. ill2 hbs Wheat an
so . rcd spot 9oso2lc: June ptam@c JMYt t 'T4
shipments. 2S9is bush; stock l;o2Hil hn'h ais
ioncfcrfv qcd93c Corn strong m"d -po;. 1%t AYE
Iunc j3t,a5ic July. 53~053'ic; steamer mixed """
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
uork Uanteo.

Females.
LADY ScENOGRAPIlEH o. ability
n with ma,hlnc, would accept 'inail SAL
arv where Iortion Of the dn! Nohia BE- -
loved for outside WORK. Aduit>s ~ h"N
I, Tribune once. ------
~ EDUCATED LADY -trn"srapnGi o.
n rNrrr.ehce want- pcTnlh' III pi,l.."i'
wI,cr. ircurlcy aid intellifenc, gre aI,tti,,1r'.
I'D. own. machine s1lert, IL NY l..s
SrENOGRAPnFn, ~ Nas'a"-at'' Room
90.
IpOON kEEI' ki:.-An cAperichc,d y.lnt
ID ladv desire. a position uYuoe
exc at naIfcs; reference. NJ. h'' -
fast ltn-st
,TENOGRAPHEK and esprit o1ligra bph
= onrfnior dc.lre- position . .o'i. l,',i
ut. would assist with oilic. WORK VII D..
Gin nj a. Address NJ. !. j. ~ west
,ith.st.
- TENOGRAPHER.-A yonn lauy u, no
Lo-ltlon a. stcno2fiphet anu ~ pc
/ writer Remington good prlhl'"'
J. c. H.. Box 5. Tribunr l'i,o, -. :. =.
l,TEY0GKAPHFR and PhWklTEis'
with YEAR. cNpefch'c. urslr.r ~
sition hlrhcE reference; r.u,f, n'" .'udi.
p Room ~. sih noor MINIS b''iu'"3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
Real estate Wante0

w ANTED.-Country place, near Now New;
Vovcmbrr Nidrtss. with rent and fun
particulars. FAMILY AFFAIR." Tribune
ONCE.
WI ANrED To- RENT OK BUN.-lO acier
w (morc or less good land small housr.
good condition l"Or station; Wlthih -
miles Ncw-York or Brooklyn. run par
ticular, r.. Box ). Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

On the Produce Exchange the butter market was weak
fancy Creamery, lGadlTc; noe western, Hr
Minneapolis, June 1.-The wheat market continued
very duh and embarrassing today. Therc wa ~
mot no trading and tie pit was deserted nearJ s'lc
whole timc OF the session There was clear wsi',s IKE,
ting in the ground in IN, central viieys KEPT ,ne
market steady. and headed for small advance
Jny opened at II lie. sold to SIC ana then advahcsN
20 II &c. The closing yesterday: Receipts are
liberal and the cash market Is being weakened ~ con
sequence 1t Is predicted that the receipts In Mime
gpOlS next week will b. heavy, some thlnk 900 cars
roads. No. / Northern sold between SD s3c. There
were I25 cars sold AT - lie. receipts OF wheiI
hero 3l3 cars and at Duluth ana superior 40 cars
Close June closing, Sic July opening, 81 l-4c high
Der opening. - 34c highest 30 lie: lowest, IS 3-4c
closing 10 lac: December closing, 80 34c; on track
No. l hard. - lie No. l Northern, 81 &c; NO =
Northern, 77@70c
4sc: NO 3. 47c; No T. 10 lie. oats actiye, firm ::
No. > white. 30 Ia sac; No. 3 white. - LA 33e.
rye scarce. No >. 7sc bid. Whi,Key firm. wines,
ii II; spirits, ~ 10. Rcceipts-Corn 23,t00 bush
shipments Corn. 200 bush; oats $500 bush; rye
none barley, 600 bush
Philadelphia. June 2Four Offerings Of winter whoat'
tnucd dull liberal offerings at former rates RYE noun
dun steady al - per Dbl; for choice PennsyNeni i,
nrind: price. Of both and futures declined sdi2c
steamer No. . red IN export elevator Si4c; No. Penn
sviVania red in do 81 pc 40. . r'd In do 9oi2c No
september s9LdS9N. Com Option market ruled firm
better Email cable ana clorts q continued hover.
lots advanced 2c und Hight offerings and fair demand
So yellow IN Grain a,@ ana 2Oth;,t; elevator g. 3
Z In do j5c. No. . miXd. June. Jio5i2c July
c August. 524 I32a,c; september. %. d521.c
% nSi No g. white S1isc unsr,dod white soc
60 ? white i0Lc; No. white. June. S92di0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
60 Eet for Business pprposss

A SHALL or large Pork Row front office,
"A In Potter Building, 10 let Address
l. T. SAVAGE, So Fuiton-st.
DARK ROW front ONCE TO let In Potter
] building. Address l.. I. SAVAGE.
b5 Fulton-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
gounirn Real estate for Sale

"A To- saIe or 10 lot large assortment OF
handsome building sites terms cay
TirnnS T. rAYI,OR 8 Beekman-st. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
Ourn WaUIco

Males.
IIprOL STIR -Npnt- work; private honsr
u OF hotel- ~, ~ 10 all b-t l'l'r-
cnc,... CHARLES ZEHNiR. 10 lst-a'r.
x5AI,HMAN.- steady. lable
w man Wishes -iiraiion krst 81 ~
cncc. Addr'-s jos. NL'r"' ."
Wliidm.st
-trlcily -oh'r man vans
w situation as watchman; u y,"'s rl"i-
,nc.s security II needed. Addn~s. oI'
week. PATRICK iLNNN. I? Catherinr''''
yv A1rmMAN.-B reliable man, with
w nr.,-cla-, references. t'"rm1n nu'
crate wages. most r'tPtitbi" nan nl'1,-
arad can or didrr- ~ on.'' NNN"' '''
U,h-aVe.
AZ ATrHMAN man. WIZ hrs,,
w class r'fercn'c and allie 70 eve .,hyy'
desire. employment. Address WAIOhMHS'
,arc q D. !. Cottr. 1876 broadway.
xrr,yTEp-py a commercial traveller
w side lin, on commission nu-t IT, ~
,a.t -rilor and no tia-h. Addt'-' ''4@
>he,broolo,~ =. Montreal. +. O.
lxANTEp To mae Arrangement win
w mercantile hou.c - accountant h.oN'
tcrisr or al, -uan 30 year. ola Am Ii.
ran h1drr,> VI. \. =. Bon q. IHb""'
Office.
VoING COLI.tGt NNN dr.,Ic- TO tutor
A 10y oF arf y roWn1Ii 20 nv"
ma: i-..t reference. Adde'S w. IL j."
I.oN $50 ~ Erola"ay
.Jnf-Nn MAN. Is. under-tlndllg book
Keeping. COOL writer qui'N ana Ae-
ru-a,r ~ figure. d'-ir7- position in down
town business hgi>'; wa9'- -. Naaf'-'
&. i. :. 900 Jcfcr on-a'".. Brooklyn.
V0TNG MAN would liSr = I..-.tio!,n ~
any KIND god I,uua1. u. NJ IND
unc piicr.
xJ0lvG MAS 10 dc.lr., y--,'ion a.
.aic@msn "a gont~ ,lrnl~hinH tore
II. T.. ~. Isl Dcvoc-st.. BROOKLYN. -
NotNG MNN. l. ycnr- Oh. would i's' a
4 .ainat0n wheT, De- r1a ~ iii'' ~, ~
| , ,.-o,i,,. Addrc-- 7. =. STFNtNN. ~
! olurhli -. Bl"oHlyn.
xroi'NG NfNN. handy WITH tools. wiiiit''
MT afraid o, hard work vo0l r'i'f'"''.
| 3o3 last etth-'t.. II MOOR.
xJot-NG man. o.. desires po.iti.n u any
Kind once pfrf"ried > year cN
pcrlonccd At sane can igTnl-n n ,-,,,,,,
me-. address T. \. L., IEhuh' !'''"'
once. l@i2 broadway
VotNG Man. - wl.hc. 'r'ploy m"9t :.
city or country etnd' hanh'' ''""
/ INNt~. - ilc-ry u. HrooNly".
UoING GERMNN food, steady yorni
man want- work m"dei@'' ~'- ~,
| 49, 49, hof.t Crl o. adfr'-. ~ once
I ul.HMAN. rar' Ini"r-ia''. S9l gn''''
xyoISG MAN. colorcd. desires situn,lo'
| a. p,rtef or anything; not aifald "'
| work T. NJ. 1905 0th-aN''
xyot'SG MAN. exceptionally wen cin
I ,st.d graduate u sclcnshc sch'ri ~
! ,lru engineer desires petition Ni'i'
! M. know ledge may come into ~" r"'''
'nccs Address rs W'stuin-t'r--t' W"''''
tcr Mas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
Business Cbnnrrs.

A AT RACE. BENJAMIN & CO.S.1d
r.. Partners and addiloha, capital procur,d
for mel chants and msnuf1ctnr r Sor,Ih'rci;1 e
!apcr. investment sccufite>' !Oih- %
rarS Row. Potter Building
CONSULTATIONS FREE WITH fsr,ie,
"A shaving patented inventions. process,
or bnsincs- es desiring promoi;on Or toi NATION
OF companies. RACE, BENJAMIN va
80 Park Row.
A HOTELS. STOKES anc business p.aces
a mnit'D.. '"RiiHVCSEf . BENJAMiN 6 co, ~
PARK Row
~ OIp-ESrAELISuED coal yard for
"A sale: long lease. i0' Eat .3' -
NOR SAI.F.-F.r.t-cla>- livery .tnnlr ana
L undertaking business; WI' ~ ,no ~
b"v IT. H. ARMSTRONG 96'Tast 23d--t.
r or StIE.- Coofrctior cry and i,ocrcam
L saloon. 037 9th-svc., no agent. -
AVE $40 600 20 invest in any lrgt.mat'
III manufacturing business, pfofld'1 th'
factory can be lo'at'd u Hi1Wi ns -" MA
Is. ( o. r. X. IN MG-l N''t.i', i,rt,aI
Hddrcss VI. V. RICHARDS. Land ara ~,
immigration Agent b. & q. H. H. i''u''
more. Md.
NCINLK WITH 5000 10 tax" pl"'.
i OF retiring pafncr; nr't,ci ~ in'r' t ,'nS
tailoring in city 20 600: - miles nom
NV ~ Flcctr.c ''rntine once. - Dutch
t.. 9 10 - a. III.
NO LEr-Rc-taurint. In good funh nc
order; terms rcdrouabi, a.,
ouirod Apply ROBERT MoR'AN. -
ROuscvelt-st.
Vx-ANTED.-A gentleman Of influence snd
w standing 10 assist IN org1nfni .t,h
conpanv that Will bear thr sul'trt T.
v.stigatlon. and VII pay Largo PROM ,iI r,ii
! beginning. ''kfAI VI I'i''
| Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
Real estate To Gf1hanec

FARM or cot NTHY RESIDENCE
n wanted in exchange for three neW
house,. desirablv located in Brooklyn. iOA
4 AYERS. 2jS Broadway.
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Work WnnIco.

Females.
EH.-ENpc ricnccd lady teacher De
sin. cucag .1u'u- as r. dent teacher.
Travelling companion or housrk"rper. ~
-:ruct. Encli,h. French and music. Ad-
DIS, BSTANTlAL. los Wet i2d'-t.
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6orses an0 Carriages .

PAIR of extra stylish rcNdstCis, daik
A BAY geldlngs. long tails 1ji4 hands. U
and ! years old. full brothers, with speed
suitable for ladies' driving without iault or
llemish also pair coal blacks 10 hahu,
young sound and speedy, bred 3y present.
ewner: for sale at q great bargain. Aoaress
JEFFERSON PRINCE, Tribune Ohcc.
nor SALE.-Good family-carrlloce team
u horses. 10 hands high. Address Dr.
Q. o. JACKSON. Jamaica, l.. l.. N u
r0R SALE.-Snsll child's pony, with
/ cart aud harness; reliable; OF to hile
for the season. Address DR.. q. g JACh-
son. 2. o. Box 10l, Jamaica. Il. J.
list ONCE MORE you will find at
j bishops q lot OF fine horses that can
show style and speed l have bcen down
and bought them myself; IL they don't take
the cake for STYLE and speed, then l don u
know among them are three fine teams Tor
ladies' driving and some good trOtt'rs The
horses are bought low and will be sold cure
this week call soon. 14l Fast 24th-st
- PIDER PHAETON by flandrau; pole
= and shafts. rumble and hood; all CON-
plete. 1925 QUICK SALE, Tribune Onlce.
1lJ ANTED.-5O OOO, 200 people 10 send for
w Birch's carriage and harness cata.
iegu~s largest assortment in America. very
Dsderste prices don't pay such extravrant
urfces for harness erd carriages estao-
IIshed 1862. Address J. II. BIRCH. Bur.
ihgHon. y. J.
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rouutrn Real Gstaie 90 Ert

EAsT ORANGE, y. t-furlishcd ana
Il unfurnishNd houses 10 rent s''So" W w
wear -omc bargains for. SAL. =. ID.
10NDIT, opposite Brick Church station.
HUDSON RIVER. Westchester County.
III Connecticut and Berishlres RAJ
estate rent, sole. +. S. MILLS IL East
4za-st.
M oNTCLAIR, y. jim Janes-st.. nee, ''t
Vl Park, two attractiNe new moq i,,',,roue'
ments. +. X. CARTER, 81 Park-st
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Dres9maklna.

A RTISTIC DRESSMAKING; perfect
"A fitting costumes, Jackets and wraps
handsome dresses. Sl2 Nine. OWEN. 70
Wort e3d--t.
4 RTISTIC Unique DE-
"A sign orders az short nol:cc ana ihoa-
elate cnarzr. goods purchased II desired.
Mira. McELROY. g. East 9TH st.. opposite
DenninC's
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miscellaneous.

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rNTT.EMEN wishing N dispose OF
" thoir lsft.ofY clothing at a fsii tdiue;
viii please call on OF address. ID" AhD
MILLER o. 6t.ave.
NV1TTRFSsFS made over at residence.
Nlaccoraing TO sZes. u % - 30, - -
and 81 % Country order solicited. MNN+
RORGNE. lG7 Fast ll2u'st.
TWO WONDERFUL SALES.-Sup'rhnc
G5c stO~klngs. 100. pair; sup" ine
cb,uoIs 81 80 gloves G7c. PAR; unrre-
c'dcntrd bargains JAMNEs. 900 Broad
way and Is West 3Oth-st.
XxJE INTRODUCE N the dealer and con
w sumer. and sell 20 he d al"r. ,p'cIdl'
,los I'm every line. Quick returns. be r.
sults' Whit hove YOU GA6t-LEAk IN
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