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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

bell their hoes for the purses and let the betting
toke OF itself The stakes that close Monday,
August Is likely receive large number o, entries
many warnings been highly tried. The Board of
Control should make rule 20 have the entries for the
stakes the day, each association has
chosen different dates for the closing Of certain stake
which cause, much confusion. Trainers say all
tho stakes closed DAYS ~ would BE- Of great
assistance them. and they recommend August 90 and
January a. the 10 have them close. Ouler>
say the declarations should Dc made the same
pnclal which would make plain sailing ior all who are
concerned
The prophcsicd collapse Of Tn Monmouth meeting has
not taken lace and :he croakcrs who predicted all sorts
OF nil are In d spar. The vigorous IN which
meeting conducted has done much % build mp til
turf. There a number Of trainers and Jockeys who
are riding tracks not governed by the Board 81
Control anxious to return 70 tn fold and many
intend apply for reinstatement next year 80
that It II decided victory had been won by
the advocates OF high-cass racing numtcr Of .thy
men have decided for racing. that Tie better
ca-s OF separated from the Gutenburs and
| rabDlc.
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Board ano Rooms.

City.
HOTEL VIANO and RESTAt Ran T.
30 Last 10 hist Rooms d2ily, ~ up, wee
ly, with board. Ill up; elevator. pil\h'
dining room for parties
MADISON AVE. Handsomely fir-
n!sh,d paIior noor corner hou~'' ~ sun.
or siiclc other square and hall rooms win
or without board; references.
FIST. ST. 9 WEST.-Dc-l rib.e roon.s
With superior board fall ana winter en-
lalcmcnis now uakine; rcic 'n'c''
2GTH-ST, 81 WESr.-l.i'ea rooms
single and On suite; private balhs superior
table summer prices.
SsTHST 10 WENT.--Ncry desirable
rooms. with or without board references
given and required
5OTH-S ST. 81 WEST.-i;oom" -insN or
en- suite, with superior board MDIc bo'iu
IefcTcnccs.
55TU-ST. 800 WEST omforhb'y fur
n she'd rooms with board lirge back paHor
.u!t1bl, for physician, man ana WHO dI'pN'
room suitable for couple or two grnteiu'I ,
near l. station. Park; quiet nelghbofhOod !
/ references given and required.
Country.
| 4 WOMAN OF large experience VIII taht
into her family children NhGer parents may
! wish To travel maternal carr, c"pn n"dTu
| and home comforts for reasonable com
| pcnsatiOn references exchanged AunfeT9
| r. NJ. c.. Box SO, Clinton OneIha co.
y. y.
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NEwYOKK JOCKEY CLUB STAKES.

ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE FALL AND OTHER
MEETINGS.
The New York Jockey Club stakes to be run at the
fall meeting in October will clp>e on Monday August
Is. the same day that the entries for the Brooklyn
Jockey club Stakes close. The added money Is
sufficiently large in every stake 10 attract the best
horses IN training and the forfelts are extremely
Lgt the entries should embrace both quality ana guam
uiy. The stakes for 1893 and l79A close d. ue
sane time 50 owner, and trainers should be prompi
With their entries and not wait until the last minute
10 make them. Here Is a list Of all the stakes with
The conditions Of SOME OF them:
FOR TIE FALL MEETING or 1872.
Albany Stakes for two.yesr.olds, $3.50 added three
quarters % a mile 800 .
Unl,rpott Handicap. so9 uiec-yer-Od' si'2'o adac'
mile and a fur!ong.
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coon TENNIS IN CENTRAL PARK.

Tho Central Park invitation tennis tournament was
continued Yesterday. Only two matches were played p"
one OF these between Dr. r. J. Townsend the champion Z"
Central Park and Parmy Parct II the Lemon I'in'iS
Club furnished enough excitement Tor one al''' INV
plav In this contest close throughout hVe sets DEN
,l,yed before a decision reached ana each oi th'
Maven, winning exactly the same number oil games TOWN.
send won the match by three sets to two 'hd u 'n'
TO r. IAwtc his match from Bates IN hI'' N''e"'
.ct. though the latter placed the balls carefully ana va"
many game. Play will be continued on saturday after
noon.
The scores Of Yesterdays matches fol~S Neconn
round-Frcd II. Lavtic, NcW-Nork Tennis tno' bt IT,
W H. Bates Central Park, CT, O. G-l. Fo'tu'
,or,d ~ Tbcodor,. l. Townsend, Central PARK bat j.
parnly Paiet LcnoN Tennis Club 10. 10 10 C.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE FALL STAKES, WITH
THOSE FOR 1898 AND 1894
Tho Fail stakes TO be decided at the Brooklyn
Hockey Club az its meeting in september are ont
and the entries will close on Monday August To-
The amount Of added m ,ncy to the stakes and the
extremely liberal conditions should cause them u
have large entry lists and fine racing Is likely TO
result Here is list of the stakes, with the CON
diions of of the principal contests.
FOR THREEYEAR-OLDs AND UPWARD
The Oriental Handicap 800 oach h. IT,. or s25 II de-
Gland ~ =; the day preceding the race; with 5000
add which $1,000 second aud $500 10 hid weights
be announced three days before the mile and
quarter
The First Special, 600 added mile and quarter.
Tho second Special $500 added; one mile ana fun
long.
The wocdawn Handicap 81 500 add.d; mile and
ulec.siNtecnths
The srcuiatioa Stakes 81 20 add>d selling allow.
ance- nile
FOR THRTE.YEAR- OLDs.
Tie Fulton Stakes 5000 asd mile and a quarter.
Tho Occanvew Stakes, $500 added one mile and
nrong
The Clinton Stokes 10. lilies; 81, go added mile
Ind furlong.
The Bloollwood Handicap ST. 500 added nile and
quarter
The Scabreeze Stakes 80 added selling allowances
one mile and sixteenth.
FOR TWONEAROLDs AND UPWARD.
The Culver Stakes 81 800 added six furiOngs
FOR IWO-IEAk-OLDS.
The Prospect Stakes. 800 added; six furlongs
The Algeria Stakes, ~ 800 added SIX hfrlongs.
The Willow Stakes, hllies; 1920 added; six fur
ang>.
The Holly Handicap 81, 500 sdded; six furlOnys.
The sptuno Stakes 30 added; selling allowances;
furlong,.
The following are the stakes for 1898 and 1894
entries to close Monday, August Is:
FOR SPRING M,EIING 1888.
For two-year-olds now yesrling,)
The Great American Stakes $3.50 each. h. T., or sa5
u declared by January !. 1898 with 5000 added OF
which ~ 600 10 500 th'r nsc furl0nss
Tho ENpects,iOn Stakes $1,000 added; nall mile.
The Hudson Stakes. IL 800 added nvc furlongs
Thc T-cnont stakes. $500 adfeu siN furIongs.
FOR SPRING MELTING 1884,
For thrceyesr-ods now yeafingS.
The Cation Stakes, 81 800 added mile.
The Brooayn Derby $500 added one mile ana a
quarter.
The Gozeo Stakes for lilies, 1900 added; one milo
and a urlong
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WINNERS AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

The winners In the races at Brighton Beach yester-
day follows
First racr-FiNc furOngS. Early Blossom first Tatter
secard Bob Sutherland third. Tme-l .04.
second racc-Siv and onc-hlf furloncs. knockbarrcn
first Hubert second. FlatandS third. 1ime-l %.
Third rocc-Fiye furlong-. Sandownc first Faithful
second. Prince George third. Time :O3'i.
Fourth iacc-Onc mile and sixteenth. Willie l..
first Tea Tray cOnd. KOqueiort tn I'd. Time 40.
Tf'h furOng>. Jack Rose hr>t, Lord Dali
m.ny second Faeot third. Time 30.
Sixth rlcc-SX furlongs Ella nrst, ZcnObia second,
Macintosh Third Time LIZ.
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Dressmakll,Q.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING.-t de-
frns hotel order a. short notice ana inoi'
crate charges goods purchased II d'Sifn'
Mr.. HcELROY. 81 Fast 9th-st.. opposite
Dcnnnc'-.
DRFSSMAKER .-EXpcrt hitter. to 90 out
by the day f. mcrly win K'Orrn iri"I-
cncc. DRE>SM AkER, ljJ East ifth-Ht.
DRENSMAKER. Elegant cutter ana
ntt"r; ~ day. or ct home; perfect mt
guaranteed India silk. grcnadinc, or cloth
.ult, male In one week for $40 fancy
waists and Russian gowns speciality ~
Pat l0th-st.. near broadway
DRESSM AKING.-Flne sumner dresses
y ade from - ~ aud " Orku0n .hip guatah'
t,rd also ball evening. dinner ana rrc'P-
ton dresses n equally low t.icr- Tor this
month. Madam" HONA. 43 East 2Oth-st.
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noru,vn c1rns ro nAvE A FESTIVAL.

The Dauntlcss Rowing club will hold Venetian f'sh-
val tomorrow evening their toathousc VI the Harlem
riv,r at Onchund I'd .andfoIty nthsi The building
,ln be Handsomely decorated with Jal1nr,c lanterns" a.
,,u, ai.o the hoathou,c, Of the Union, AiaantJ and
,..r,, other rowing clubs Fully dozen barers from
,he Dauntcss club all decorated with co!orod an"in.'
with number Of from tho ncieborng clubs. "hich
u IarcipatS In entertainment. VIII foim ia inc Al
ole ock AID b., towcd up III" river to liieh Bridge ana
rctnrn There will! be- dancing the clubhouse during
tho .ycniny after Oh. boats return.
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TIE RESULTS AT SARATOGA.

The placed horses in the races at Saratoga yest'r
day were as follows.
FIRST race six urloncs-ParOgon first Busted second,
Helgate third. Tm"-l :l7'i.
Second race seven furongs-Huron first. Charade sec.
ond Nrisatlle thiri Time 81.
Third race Hudson Stakes I'VE furonrs-False AhrenS
first one second. NOodhan third. Iimc-l ;oo.
Fourth race FoNhnl Stakes. one mile and Quarrr-
Rev first Pan Handle second Ronald Third. Zine
2lS
Fifth race one mile and siXtoenth-Fenclon first
King Grab second Rhono thit1. Ilmf-i .'5
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DISEASE IN THE PALo ALTO STABLES.
SENATOR STANFORD LOSE: THE VALUABLE STAL
LION sPORT-eTiMBOUL REMOVED

SfN WIN 81 NNfpINb L''i|- mn NN''' '"''' 49,
LION SpORT-=TtMBOUL REMOVED
TO STOCKTON.
San Francisco Aug Ex-senator Stanford'S stallion
Sport eight years Old record 2:22 3D. dl'd OF phe"
monia and Inflammation of the bowels. Th" diSca''
at Palo Alto seems to be epidemic. and many OF the
horses coughing. BAD water i, supposed 10 be the
cause Ncary all the horouchhrcds at Palo Alto nave
been turned ont on account of the disease Inc
Hobart stock farm and san jose stables nave hiS'
suffered severely and the great stallion Hta1oui na>
Lrnn taken 10 stockton 10 prevent hi, taking the
disease sport l. said to have been the most bcauil
horse ever brought to FalO Alto. Ills SIN was ile'l
mont and dam S0nacC Mohawk. and he c0ud not nave
been purchased under 100000.
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEATuREs OF NLw-YOKK DGALlN IS.


Wheat wa, valuable yesterday, but the mnrhet wa
generally strong with moderate dealings and Hbcia'
covering OF shorts and more or less foreign bWlns
81 August, \ rise % 5-od7-, cent Wa, followed b. a
reaction Of j.-03 - cont the closing belhs
slightly better Gables were firm, ard California re
ported poor thrcshlng Oregon also hid some bad r.
ports. Lrad,treet estimated an hcfr''' al
10000 buShcl, from both 'oh,i,' in'
fnl~h visible supply Increased 1000 bushels Tor ii
week. Import, into the United hlHsd"m "eI'
liberal and Indian shipments large french al
yic..s predicted a full average yield. Berlin dvpp'o
IA for september. opened at - - SOFA u,
Il = and dropped II Il cent. The -p"i ihhFhc'
was firm. and ~Ntc,.u lOad- were taken Tor export
Corn ruled strong but quiet. options daNnhc''
4, A. on better cables had crop news aud Local c"N"i
M. Onion. sale, Wcr. go 900 bushels. In
cIport Brad,ti,ct estimate, an in'lc'a" ~ 3l"'
600 bti,hc, for the work. Ih' cash market va
firm and five carlDnds taken for export.
Ont- advanced . 4 cent on reduced crop estimate
Lard wa firm. but quiet, with no sale, Tor eAI"il
The closing prices WcN:
Wheat August. - IL cents september. -
cents: october - IL cents December - - cent
cents; October - - cents. december. % !.
Oat,-Augl,t - IL cents september 81 Il cents
October. b - cents.
lard september. - -: October = 7..
The receipts Of grain and h)ur ~ New ork, hnlil
more Philadelphia ard Boston Yesterday were: Wheat.
49, 925 bushels. corn 1l3OOj bushels; oats. III
934 bushels. total grain 81 -G4 bushels; four Sd
go packages AZ Chicago. Milwaukee and ~.
Louis: Wheat. $685. bushels: corn, 81 .'"a bush
els. oat,. 4j7.45f bushels. total grain, A.
AZ bushels; -four. 46.3u packages.
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Citn Real estate % Let

SMALL thrce.story and basement brick
house. eleven rooms. Improvements 6uo
last G5th--t.; rent. 5000. Mrs. CoDi'
IgIs lst-sNe. cor. 6Oth-st.
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1crses ono Carriages.

FLANDEAU g. o., IN
EIANDKBC & CO.,
.s72. s71. $40 BROOME ST., hNp
,BkOADWAY. 5lSI. AND :IHniAt I@;S
RPRING AND SUMMER CARR AOISS
Of the best class,
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.
yictoras, Wa.On, tics,
CsDfiolets Den0t Wagons,
y-&Vis. Cuitain R0cka Heys'
Landsus, Ex. Top CaOriole's.
LsnCsule,es, Dos a Dos,
Qnnibuses. Road Wagons.
Sfess. kOckawsys, Top Phaetohs,
Coupe R6ckaways LAdle-' i'nacoons.
ps.Ors' Bryuehams. dckbodroe,
slaoer Phae IONS. Village Carts'
Two Whcclers, Runabouts.
Mai phaetYn, Derby Phaetons.
Fancy Traps. SURVEYS. -,
pDeiors' Wagons Childrcn's lfeps'
Buekboards SaXnn PhactOnS.
tin.Hand Breaks aud Onnlbu-es'
Have oil STYLES Harness, ,v
Complete stock Of above Vehicles 1T bo"
1,ees Constont.y on Hand ,.1ST
all NOVELTIES IL DESIGN
WOOD AND TRIMhlNf'
REASONABLE PRICE,.
WANTED 80 oOo. 900 people 70 send
Tor Blrch's carriage and harness oe
.sguss; largest assortment In kHcrlct sc.,
esderNte prices don't pay such ehue.n
tnees ioi harness Nd csrrissesiu M,
msasd lsl2. Addresi }. 81. bIhNn'
nnron. ). J.
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domestic SiiuGllous OanIel

Females
A.-LARGT PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
NFNl lpl SE.-tOr hotels and private
families; nrst.class male and femal' I.e'p
With references rity or country. AZ Mr.
FLolD'>. l3s 0th-avc.. an house above
loth-St.
A-A-A. -MRS. MALMBFRG'S Swcd.
lsh Employment Rironn. 80 Oh ave-. nnc
flcht nj hetween 2i'h and ofil ~, Com.
ctrnt help Tor prl,at" families only.
\ FRENCH GIRf. want TO md place
TO go sowing nv the day. 2|1 West 3oth->t
COMPANION. Sc.-.An. oducatod VII
;inlh woman. 3 ''sr> Ole. who understands
the rarr OF chldrrn deslr' the position
~ onpluon govcrless o. nurse. With ~
Inrd y oplr who VIII he IN the Whlt'
DrNrn or Adirpudack Mountains or IN Can
ada during the months " August and Sep
ten b correspondence desired. Mrs {. c.
w. Wares Wh1rf rs ~ County, Va.
A-A.-Iades needing servants. male
or fcua H. for city ~ country. VIII do well
~ sending all orders - Mrs. f.. NJ,
RACON'S Employment ONCE. $50 dth-ave..
between 2lst and 29d SIS
CoMrANIoN.I. ady srhs cnetsemcnat
- companion to l0tv willing 10 assist IN
household duties salary mcdemi', highest
f. lccs. Addr-s, DELTA, Tribune Up
town once. Lac Broadway.
CHAMBERMAIp and wArTRESS.-By
Thoroughly competent Young Nnma.t, NJ -
ccllcnt references; city or country. can
40 'ih-Wr.. near i2d.,,.
COOK ny an fneIsA Nonor, sobcr,
neat and cod tempered understands good
r,uilly co,King ana care Of butter pam
wnshInc: any dstlncc IN country refer
crce with Mrs. TYLER. 3ib dth-aNcr
above 9lst-st.
coon by Young fngllsl.- sroking
| sgcdlsh person II GOOD baker carver, Ges'
tcI'>, game In nrst class rn, az tanily
saiSS tsh- ave. 6ct. c5th and eoth s.,
COOK. LAUNDREss CHAMpERMAIr
and Waitress-By mother and daught"f
one IS good family 100 a"d i,uhdrrs.
Test Of stimonials; city or country. Gail
'r apply 3i5 ith-aye.
COOK and NDRESS.-By u young
American Protestant girl: good COOK. rH-
| cell'nt laundress country preferred rel
crences. PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU
1873 sth-aye.
COOK wishes u position In private
! family thoroughly competent woman best
VI roierencrs can or address. COOK, care
Cosmopolitan, io2 West @"th-'i.
COOK by .Engllnd girl who thor
! oughly understands all kinds OF 1000 COOK,
ing would % coarse was1ins .n. .a
bet. 24th and 2jth ats
COOK.-Flfs5cla.a Swcdl>r COOK, lately
| landed. wher, slchenmaid Is 9ept oest RI
ENC : can Mrs. MALMBfNTs >wcd-
~ Burau 49, ith-ave.. M t.rs, nrtMTh
! 25th and 2dth sts. same side a. Maais"h
| square Garden.
COOK and WAITRESS.-T"o North Ire.
/ l,,d ,yorrn .wo wears in la~t situation :;
cook ytt1 or without laundry work; car,
milk and huttrr, excellent waitrr>S and
! rhamhcrnald city. country. WIN MIS-
! TYLER, $40 8th-ave.
-C0oK and IArNDRFSS. also CHAM
prpv,Ip and WAITRESS BY friends +;
4 y"ar.' rel, rrnccs city or country. Call
-46 fth.aye.. near i2d-st.
-O0N--Iy n'st-ciass rriv1t" family
coax. who understand. serving dinners
pN excciirnt main dishes served refer
| ences. Call 272 0th-aNe.
! COOK-By nrst-class reliable woman
GOOD baker; understands all kinds pastries
! and dess,'rrs country preferred; best c'ty
| references. AZ East 02d-st
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Uonntrn Real gstat. 60 Get

ELBFRON, y. ITO let l+,room ,h Toe
t,Yc furnished. tin October. 500 otheF>
for .ale wM. LANE. Long Brlnch.
TO pFS'r on best part OF Michigan ave,
,o,th Of o2d..t. Chicago. large stone-noi'
house long Lease furniture for sols. nrs,'
class drcssinsking business. esnbIisn u,nos 'sN
800 ,ery moderate. Address ID. Co.. 1HO'
une ONCE.
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E-TRENTON STAKES. Tmee.ycar-olds
svoonst,l;es Seven furlon 2.
FOR THE BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.

First race at 80 y.
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70 Get for buslness purposes

~ AND % BARCLAY-S"g corner
,.nufch-st., son 100. with basement an" 'ci'
~. PLASS. 23f Broadway
., 20 PARK PLACE, facing olevatei 81
vi. with 30 feet on Chureh-st;., am 10" 80.
Roadway.
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fnrnlehc0 Rooms.

300. - 50 Nicoly furnished .mail
rpou,- fo- Young incu VII ~" o. bath. -
Wet l0;h ST.. near jth-aye.
jgI FRO ADWAY. corner l5,h..,
Large AID small desirable rooms. very low
sumner ats; references tranSients ac-
corurrodafad
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rOp SAIE.-Is I'm Newark. y. j., Green
80. IInI Mn. ROTH. prOprlolOl.
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COACHMAN and GARDENEE.-By Eng
ifsh protestant. experienced IN driving and
are Of carriages. harress, &c. good gar
dener lawn man can milx attend mrs.
&C. good ref, renccs. At CARPEN LEN =
10. Gfh.aNn-
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Gclp Wanteo.


AGENTS AND CANVASsERS; male or
female IS D. e. daily profits sure; eA'
pcricnce unnecessary; no taking required
exclusive rrrltoft given. fOr pLt.icu.oI'
address /. PUTNAM & co.. West Winstcd'
Conn.
AGENTS WANTED in towns near
Newly ork and eNrryW here on solar water
hcatcr. greatest wonder ~ the age 10
mako. not waie. for baths and Kitchen
purposes without q m" price. 40 Hst'
lifetime. no attention OF "Opens, IN. ne
sun. heat only j. used. tIAiIN l.
VI. KEMP baltimore.
AGENTS. -wondcrful Advertising de-.
Wee. Patented Every merchant buys.
90. Racine WIS.
AGENTS WANTED nj. city and state
a,sr-sment Insurance lowc-. cost o. az
PROVIDENT AID SOCIETY. - broad
way. Ncw-York.
If YOU ARE seeking employment or
With 10 make a change cail a. NE olI..s'
tabll-hrd ard reliable NEW-YOlih AifN-
y. positions = every class quickly pro-
cureA new oder. every mail, information
free 80 Bruadway. corner sth.>t
II YOu ARE out Of cmploymcnt cali At
The old METROPOLITAN N'fNIl orc, :
every day - al kind, u help - broad
way BROOKLYN. near ferry.
MIN WANTED on cattle steamers 70
Iordor auf ll,erpnol - work fire. lns~-
age 81 Gfceuwirh.st.
WANrID. -Gpndpa'> Hat;
hc-t >e,ine laign buttons out sample
100. mn liur ~ badges assorted ,anp.,
dozen 30. - rlps takef.. \. STAY y TX
( CO.. Providence. X. !.
WANTED. -Elrh; colorcd walters for
Naliasan-ctt Pc; oi~o good carver.
NGIllE'N AGENCY, 90 0thsNc.
WANTED \ Young man. n, bookk, pes
md orirr assistant Adde'S stating ar.
experience. references aud salary expo td.
MACHINERY. Bon II. Tribun' One.
WANrFD-A smart. active bow IN
,Iola.clr drv goods office. Aires giving
:, ,a'n ard -ilarv cNIrc'cd. +. D.. Box
T. Tutune Oaire.
Females
A-RTQUinED. plsiu. respectable ser-
raut. sewing and waiting on lady also
'ra,~l. English or American Prot" -tlut pre-
..rnd wages SO. highest rccoWM'uca-
zion. Adffoss TRAVELLER Tuhrn" Up
torn once. go nronf~ay.
DAILY GOVFKNIN~ for sutI chill
dfeu; god musician and fond OF children.
Ms. +. WORN NLEI. l5s last @-d-si
LADIES msd.. domestic. md o,her-
" lrun Dr. s.usking and cutting Sooi p!-i-
tion- guarsnt""d after taught. Lesson az
Or evening. Csn " wri'e MADAME
sCAET HANDS WANTED It
prices. superior workroOms. FISK, tLAkh
I rLAGd. 2sc Mcrcerst.
wANrED.-A CIR to do general hou'e.
wort ald plain sowing in family ~ two A;
stat nationality. wages. - a wcek more
Z suit.d -cashore Mrs ". T.. NIL.
BnN a. Fishers Island. y. y.
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car OF horse good farmer AMI gardener
"a TO GOOD cook washer ana lroneri so"i
references. Address +. H., : Vests.
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BIN. $50 East 'lst->t.
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ncc. .94e Broadway. -
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,noIs wife ~ good family COOK ana
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COACHMAN.-By single young nun ,
thoroughly under. lands his business care
of horses harness and carriages WIN %
found willing and Obll2ing. Aduress ~
L. lO2 West iOth-st
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. , C,pocial- Wheat opened strong
and advanced another halfccnt today. There were
sin evidences u an increased outside trade. ~
around the top, however, nrirdg' and Now Norh
became free sellers The early advance lost.
September ii between = 3 ( and - b. and closed
~ - - cents. Western crop advic"S w'rr nrra,
favorable. though from Dakota we're pcssim,ilc.
The primary market receipts. l.of0.oJO Bushels.
almost identical with the SANE dag last wear. Har
Nc.tiug begun f. >outh Dakota. Advc'- from thu
I'm the corn market The unloading Of line 81
about 100000 bushcl, belonging n Bloom. Tho
weather in the West was perfect all the weekly state
crop bulletins vcr" h'areh The receipts her" VIEW
I5 car the es'iEla" r Thu ~lay. 32S charters
were madc for 81 900 bushels september sold
between ~ - and - Sc. and q Iscd at 30 -.
Provisions were rather dull but firm. There wcr.
on,y j. 900 hog: the estimate for Thursday was fi
only 5000. Then, is an idea that Armour Is m"
big holder ~ september pork. dEd rs Nelson Morris
swift and the English people mr." al short -"ptembor
and ~ all the strlddlrrS hav" SOLD r"p'.uIjcr and
bought JAnnary. there Is possibility that there
NAV be- natural cCUcc"tion ( the september
delivery. september pork sold between Tl2 80 and
81 - and closed At Az -: september lsrl from
- IL - ~ and closed IN" top september RIB
sid from - - - -. and closed At 81 20
The worlds supply Of lard August l. ~. COO tcrcc
showed decrease FIR the month N 23'OO tcrccs
and II decrease from the same tine last year Of
100000 norccs.
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