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NOTES or 1HE TORLD'S FAIR.
THE APPROPRIATIONS BY CONGRESS EXPECTED
TO AMOUNT TO n, 1000.

The APPROPRIATIONS III ,ON"hf+So bAFEITED
TO AMOUNT TO n, 10000.
Chicago Aug. -DrectorGeneral Davis, Of the
Worlds Columbian Commission, Is quoted as saying
that Congress had really given the Fair 1929 900.
or s7s3.OOO more than is generally understood the
bill called for. His summary Of the various items
bringing the total 10 the sum stated IS rs follows:
Worlds Columbian Commission, Sl2O,DO; Board Of
Lady Managers. $4,000; Government exhibit $780,
600; medals and diplomas, 100000; for loss on
coinage Of souvenirs, $4,000; Worlds Columbian Ex
position. $500 900; total, S.',2o3000. Mr. Davis
then goes on to show how this amount can still be-
further increased by dsposing OF the souvenir half
dollars AT premium. Now you will see,7 he said
that have not counted anything for premium on
the half dollars. | know OF an offer OF . per cent
premium Of the whole issue that Is ready now Ny
opinion Is that every half dollar IS worth AT least
IS cents A moderate estimate will give Us $4,000
profit there so that may thank Congress for
making us a present Of nearly $i,ooo,ooo, when We
had asked only a loan Of 5.OOO,OOO. feel that
the the friends of the Fair consider the question
the more they will feel the value OF the legislation
In It's favor"
THE Chicago Tribune" to-day continued It's fight
against extravaganza Of Worlds Fair officials. IL
says:
The more looks into the In which the
Worlds Fair business Is being managed the glarng
becomes the extravaganza which is being permitted In
fact encouraged in certain departments and the more
the TACT that cut amounting at least 70 oo
could be OF employees and salaries
paid without in the least imperilling the success
Of the Exposition One hundred and eightyninc
policemen drawing go month each
from the Worlds Fair treasury. II is larger police
force than those which guard lives and property in cities
the size Of Detroit Minneapolis. ST. Paul and Omaha.
But IL Is the regular sairy list the which runs
all the year around that Chief Architect Burnham comes
strong. lie draws 81 900 each month himself and
thereby hangs a tale When he first employed his
Mn pnnf "A and
positions. Mr. Burnhams salary was 70 be $1,000 a
year, and Mr. Roots s. 900. but when MI Root dice
Mr. Buham quietly consolidated the two Jobs proceeded
I'll them both himself and has drawn the OF both
since.
Tomorrow the first goods to go into the bonded
warehouses at the Worlds Fair Will be landed the
grounds. Warehouse A. has been completed and
the customs officers already in possession Three
carloads of exhibits arrived today ard will be stored
away until needed for exhibition purposes. The
customs officers hail the completion of the warchou-"
with delight. exhibits heretofore received have been
stored in the freight depot Of the roads otcr which
they came.
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. (speciall.-There was provision
market to-day chat outanked any Of last weeks, and
last week pork advanced full dollar barrel Pork
to-day gained 40 cents Il barrel lard - II cents
hundred and ribs 30 cents hundred over saturday.
Tie close did not show very much recession from the
simon either Heretofore Il has been rather matter
OF Armour and Cidahy and Wright on The one SIDE,
With the En iii slman and swift aud Nelson Morris
ON Inc ,lOU side. To-day the public came In such
force that the biggest Of the big men were simply
c,ar.l ,dowed Armour sill a very large buyer
CTner deliveries seem stu to gain on the January
and the point is hat the september pork Will tell up
% Inc January. september pork sold between sI3 %
and s1l rs and closed at sl3 81; september lard De
tween - 10 and s. % and closed at Is II September
Ib, between SS IL ard s. % and closed al - 20
Armour was very large buyer OF lara. Nheat
cDened firm in sympathy with corn. but Waiy gu
mn INDEPENDENT strength Of It's own and advanced over
J , cents september op1ned nj IS IL sOid between
- IL and 80 and closed at 40 os outsiders were
81 the market today IN greater force thaii Oh Any
DAY since the Hatch bill wns dlrpred o. ING
Strength really appeared 10 BE- largely a haun1 "a
this Increased speculation. Com was ue strongest
Thing on the lka. advancing over cents nesennoeI
opeued al 81 sold between 81 and % % ana ciosT
al "A - Crop reports were u most Schsauu.su
SORT Kansas Rad tile mercury around 100 degrees
sunday lad II fully hot to-day and TINS ehce>.e
besii wa unrelleved by rain. From every 1ualtc
OF that state came reports OF firing TlptDp prcS
we-e made on The Illinois report giving u" chdiloI
OF corn as only 49, Another day Of dry weather adl1
that is thing predicted viii make another any Oh
excitement In tie pit. The corn crop has already
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug. s;-Florr steady unchanged. re.
ceps, 1892 bbls shipments, 1856 bbi,. s1les 80
bbls Wheat frlner, No. red spot, - :"
81 5-ec August s20 - l4c. September, - "a
~ 3Ac October, - SRI 50 Use. steamer so. =
red rs 3f077c Receipts. 17O,2-2 bush; shipments,
IoS COO bush: stock, 1,lG3.92J bush: sales 10000
BUSH southern wheat steady FuItz. -O0 -4c; long
berry. S1a-ic Corn firm; mixed spot. 570 81 Pc ;
august. SIC; september. soc. steamer mixed 52c.
Receipts. GIFT bush shipments, 1851 bush; stock,
1O3.27l bush; sales, 1900 bush. southern corn.
white dull, 5Gd55c; yellow frmcr 81 59c oats
frmcr: No white, western 42c; no mixed
Western 35c. Receipts 1000 bush. stock 1293i4
bush. Rye dull No; .. 74o 75c: receipts 800 bush
stock .044 bush. Hay hrn good 10 choice timothy
ga jOd IL , 80. Grain ircghts steady: steam 10
Liverpool per bush I'd Cork FOR orders per quarter
2s I'd Cotton nominal middling 6--c. !ro
visions steady; pork $l3 80: bulk meats. loos"
shoulders, l-4c; long clear : 3ic; clear rib sides
and sugar rdcklcd shoulders. sl-2c sugar cured
smoked shoulders, 912c. Hams, small. II | &c ;
large. lac. Lard. refined, 3 a-4c crude, l-4c
Butter scarce, active creamery, fancy 230 24c do
fair choice. 20o gee: do imitation. lsa zoe ladlr,
fancy, 17d1sc do good to choice, l6d1ic; store
packed, l3o Sc; grass, llo i6c Egg steady, lag
4l-2c. Coffee firm; Rio cargocs, fair lie; No. =
~ 1-2c sugar. firm and active graQnlatcd, PC {;
copper steady f.hncd, 10 7-56llc. Whskey easy,
81 25da1 26.
Boston, Mass, Aug, a.-Flour quiet and steady.
Corn firm steamer. yellow. GI0G4c. oats firm. Othcr
articles steady Receipts Flour. 1900 bbls and 5000
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,cks; corn 10000 bush; oats, 1000 bush; shorts

sacks corn, 10000 bush oats, 1000 bush; shorts
141 tons.
Buffalo, Aug. o.-spring wheat quiet, but steady
sales: 800 bush No. Northern, at q l-1c 49, 49,,
bush do at 50 3sc. 10000 bush C. l. T., nj piNa,e
terms. closing prices: No. hard spot, " l-1c' ~
Minneapolis 81 Ice NO. Northern. spot, - r.
do g. T. l.. sc Sc. no. Northern, spot, Il J,c ~,
. "a 5sc Winter wheat dun, saes: oarload o ia
No = rcd, al - lie carload No. white, o.
- &c: No :, extra red. 7o07Dc. NO red, 1bo 80
asked Corn strong and higher: early salcs: car.
Dads No. yellow. AT 81 lie; l carload NO. = az
56c carload No. ., al jGc closing 40. : yelo"
GOc I 40 3 d., sc, NJ. =. % lie, No . d., -"
asked cats higher; receipts light. demand eoga :,
sales: carloads 40. = wnie. at 400 40 20. o,'il5
AT Al lie: NO. 3 white. 80 lie. 30. mixed Oh
track 80 %: 80. WINE IN store, al l-2c, so -
40 Be- in store. Rye easy NJ. old 7dc, do new
roe Flour ln CDh demand and firm, best spllns'
81 SOD ~ 20: do winter, - 30" ~ % rye, - l3a
~ - MfeeG strong and unchanged. Canal freight
strong: wheat 3-ea DC corn. 40. oats, t4c
.oed > lie. l;eceipts-FiOur. J9.oOO Dbl. wheat
800 900 bush: corn 1000 bush oats, $1,000 bush
CANA Ahipment>--Wheat, $4,000 ou>h, corn, 23,0o0
bush oats -. 600 bush, seed. ilO0J bush. Rnfoad
,hlpntnts-FlOur. $1,000 bal, wheat oC3,OoD bush ,
com 10000 bush, oats, $1,000 bash.
Chicago. Aug. s-1he leading ntlres rang as fol-
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Resigns %
KY ". STEINlTZ.


(a) P-Q cons flutes Max I-lnge's attack, which
is productive Of brilliant complications. The text
move leads 70 a common form Of the Guoco Piano.
do Not cOmmcndabc B-Kt necessary.
Co White could have here obtained the superior
position by P-Q f.
(d) Repeating Ext 3 much be ter.
(e) This capture compromises his Kings side, as has
often been proved in analogous positions.
% Blacks plan Of attack closely resembles one In
troduced by steintz in game against Blachbnrne
(French Defence played IN 1868. Ii has since been
adopted by various masters in similar positions, ana
ii Is very effective here
90 Unconscious OF his danger, K-R 50 WAS now
ind, pensable. 80 . .
(hj Quite disastrous. but after - Kt-B
(lis only resourccj IL X Kt; 16 X b, 10
q T. Oh Black had tile superior game With Pawn
ahead.
81 see diagram Of this remarkable position.
% White has means OF preventing mate, which
IS forced after Is PIX Kt Tor l. PIX 1t 4, Is
Oh - Q y y. Q X z Oh; 20 k-R 50 20 O-B q en-
ma mates next move BY R-K 1t SD IS Il y CHI
10 K p Il, 10 . ut ch; 20 K-R 50. 20 Or
ch, 81 moves. II R-K ut ~. Oh and mates
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FOR A DISPLAY OF TROPICAL PRODUCTS.

Washington. Aug. S.-WillaM P. TSdel has just
returned to the eoast from Visit Quito tie capital Of
the Republic Of Ecuador the representative of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition al the opening CeremOn-
les Of the local fair held IN that city for the purpose Of
collecting articles to send to Chicago. He reports that
the display was a very credtable one. when il Is
sldered that II Is the first ever made in that
country and that IN the absence Of roads everything
had 10 be transported the backs of animals Of
burden and the heads of men and women. Mr..
Tisdel SAYS: Among these mountain peaks and I'm
the valley where Quito now stands the lncas once
ruled supreme, and might be expected their
descendants have collected many curious Inca rclcs
which displayed at the exposition now In progress
Miniature reproductions OF ancient temples aud
Photographic views Of the ruins of pre-
historic cities are numerous and highly Interest
ing we'll instructive. Implements VI war.
musical Instruments Sacrcial stones. clothing. Orna
nents Of the ancient and modern inhabitants with
great variety Of objects IN common use among the
wild tribes Of the distant interior. form Of the
most Interesting features OF the Fair and the display
Of ancient pottery and supposed preInca stone images
f. Of vauc.'
Il Is arranged that the exhibits shall be transferred
so far ms the articles displayed Will bear packing and
trans pora,iOn Ia the Worlds Columbian Exposition
at Chicago III 1893. and they certainly viii be a
surprise % multitude 10 whom Ecuador Is IN
known land. II Is n matter Of great regret. Mr.
Tsdel saws. that American merchants aud mann.
facturcrs did with their goods and ware TO
Quito, as they were Invited 81 cordially TO do and
improve this excellent opportunity 10 show the people
Of that country that there other manufactured
goods suitable u their wants and tastes than those
OF England, Germany and France
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Drcssmaklna.

ARTISTIC DRE>SMAKlNG-rni4nc de.
signs. hotel order .. short notice ana ihVs
eNte charge; goods purcl4s II d'sirru.
Mi. M,ELHOY. So Fat 9th-st.. opposite
Denn.nc's.
pEE.,SNA -Fii-t class; VIII make
plou.e and bell skirt aud summer dic--"-
fror ~ o.. liuinC~ cut aHt ittd, - cent? ,
remodrlung. l24 W'st ddd.'t
DRE~~NAKEE Competent cutter and
o,tr. Tatlof's system. fcmod 'l- oi"r' u = ,
IN day 81 81. Call 81 oih-aNc., hral
9th T.. IN store.
pRFSSN hKER-Eiccant cutter ;n1
e,,er. ~ a day o. al hom"; perfect 70
ianteod India ,llh. grcnadinc, or cloth
.rlfs made iu one wees iot so iah,.
waists I'D Russian gowns specially. Al
Eat lOun.-t.. ma. Broadway.
DRESSM hKER.-FIr.tclass Iari~a
freHsuaAer wishes more customers NJ nom .
suits - w. Nine. ARIEL. ~ wet ga -.
DEE.SSN ING.-flrc SUNNI d. So
made from a. o. AMI work man-hip ruaran-
tod also hall. evening dinner ana tr,op-
lion dresses a. equally low prcc, iot ms
month Msd,me BONA, - East @otn-'t.
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TIE DRESDEN CHESS CONGRESS.
COMMENTS ON THE RECENT COMPETITION.
pl TAREAscu's SPLENDID RECORD COMPARED


WITH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GAMES.
A few remarks about the recent great competition
ofthrss masters Dresden may not be inappropriate
bepre introducing selection Of the games from the
ehrf tournament OF that meeting. DR.. Tarrasch has
cchc out the winner and Is now thrice crowned vic
10. having won first hOnors in the tournaments OF
Brsnu in 1850. and OF Manchester in the following
var on the two former occasions he did not lore "a
sigle game. but had several draws in each In the
prsent tournament his score is eleven games won.
Il drawn and one lost but he is fully six points
a,cad of all competitors counting each draw as "a
mint The three performances. If taken together are
c,traordinary but II is only fair 10 say that
,ch one separately surpassed In 1881. al Berlin
IL Bac,burnc who carried off first prize with a score
4 fifteen games won. one lost and one drawn; and
a,keror and Tschicorin among his competitors.
lackburne also came out six points above the second
,rgeholdcr ZukcrtOrt. Nor would II be fair to say
hat Tarrasch has already placed in the shade the
armament record of Anderson. who In his best DAYS
,aried oil three international tournaments. conducted
Inder different rules OF competition besides several
NATIONAL Journeys in GERMANY
In reference to the other pzewinners OF the Dresden
meeting it IS remarkable that all of them were dark
horses who made their first entrance IN an inter
national race. and hardly of them had more than
local reputation, with the exception. perhaps, OF
Makowctz. who won the first prize at Cruz. in
500 among seven competitors including Herr Lasker
who has since made such brilliant record, and who
came out third in that contest the late J. H. Bauer
taking second place.
The following highly interesting game was played
on July - between IIcrrcn Makowetz and Porges,
who finally tied for second and third prizes;
GIJOCO PIANO.
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fjelp Uanteo.


AGENTS AND CANVASSEEs, mels or
female % e. 81 daily pioht, sure eN'
perieace unnecessary no "a Aihg requir'n
exclusive territory gNal. t0f particulars
address /. PUIAAM & co.. West Wlnst'd.
Conn.
WANTED.-Ladics and young men to
axe work AZ their own homes. Pleasant
employment and We pay good pric >. X
ueflnncs not necessary. No caiNa'~lut.
add 'c>s Tor particula Nc y \ y ~ H., -
MANIFAt Tt EING COMPAN I, 10, b"N
iO7. South Framinshsm, Mas; nciose
stamp.
CAEPENTFRS WANTFD.-A number
u good practical men used u country
work 10 tie right rurn .icGd, NOrk. Ap-
ply two weeks ~ IfOTClIK!SS BROS.
20. Torringtoh, Conn. ---
IF YOU ARE seeking employment or
wish 10 make a change ,,'i AZ " ,"iu;T
CY positions u every class q.hchy pro
cured new order, every mall Information
free. 756 broadway. corner sth-st
MEN WANTED on cattle -teamc.. 70
London aud Liverpool. To work for fiee pas
SAGE. - br-"n" ich-~t
MAN WITH PUSH end large acJuaint-
,ncr wanted Ia every city. town and ham
lct 10 introduce the fistcstscllna most pop
uiar article made Thousands being sold now
f. your chance elegant pfOlt. Addiess,
" th stamp. II w. =. PEN co, Box 500,
Washington. d. c.
TO LOVERS or LITERATrRE.- Liter;
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Stntes school o. literary culture initial
course o. two months lfty money and Other
pri,e,; fee. - STAMPED envelope. GUILD,
ils Washington Place.
WANTED. Thrive experienced cylinder
pressmen on Campbell and Cot.ren, TWO
rrNO ution presses; steady employment.
w u. CONKEY COMPANY, 81 Dear
born-.I. Chicago H.
WASTED.-Sslesmsn to represent and
ssll our toupon Check System b. merchants
and stOrekeep'rs ag-nts az mikinl +lh 10
so a day. Write qulck lncios.n! stnmp.
for territory and terms. COMMERCIAL
CASH COUPON CO.. Cincinnati. ohio.
500 AGENTS wanted In New. York TO
sell our Flexible Aluminium Shoe Sulos :;
greatest selling article Of merit ever IA
vented chance of q lifetime. Adircs> with
.'smp for prices. THE ALUMINIUM SHOE
SOLE CO., Canton Ohio.
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4 RlyCHMAY MURDERED DY CATTLE THIEVES

san Diego Cal. Aug. 6-hltelgence Ira, reached
this place Of the murder, al Mesquite. village Ia the
state Of COahuih, Mex. Of David Mcclellan he IS
generally known this coast and owned an Immense
cattle ranch In Mexico. lie IS a SoOtchman by BIRTH
but when young man went 10 New Zeaand, where
he lived until few year, ago. lie Is supposed to
have been murdered by cattle tievS.
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rrAuDULEyr rrlysrrRs OF PROPERTY CHARGED.

Chicago, Aug. 9 (Specia.-The celebrated k'fn
bank failure IS reopened and sensational develop
nlents promised August X. Earnum and Arthur
J. Dunbar to-day brought suit against samuel y.
Hean to recover 81 37e Co. In the bill the plaintiffs
claim that although Norris, Ganse and Craig, other
defendants In the bill, at onc time offered to pay
them 30 cents the dollar far they have refused
10 do So The plaintiffs declare that they believe
MANY fraudulent transfers Of property have been made
By Kcan 90 prevent paying his debts.
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for Sale.

-
A.-SToRE FTxTURES.-Saloons rcs
tau'ants. dairies, cigar. -tr,lon@fy' drug
grocery. tea stores nttei complete. IA BOND.
ST. near broadway onico. library furnI.
turr, folltops 500 broadway
Ix7 HENRY CLAY CAMERA GU.
20 pa'', g" i.ns, Proseh shutter cKtra
in Europe cost sISo; iii for 80 eScni.
Hackens,ck. y. J.
FURNISHED ROOM UOUSE-yrry
profitable; ei-gantly decorated and fur
nish"d price, ~ 300; near Gramercy Park
owner 10 oh.f usincss. address W. s.,
4 MAGNIFICENT $3.50 upright piano,
S,p"ara n No. rrreaons se.ion, silver.
mtnts. STORAGE. i55 West 3sd-ss n'''''
AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-soo second.
hand wood and iron working machines
fully rukrartCed r1schibetf fought aud az.
changed. "EopGE h. EDDY. sas NsAi.
son-s'
4 MAGNIFiCENT $3.50 upright piano,
500; pedals repeating sction. lfe,t I'M.
proVeTnents. STORAGE. $50 Wcst 23d.st.
BlCYCLE.-Full ball cushion safety.
EoMAINF. los Murray-st.
FIELD GLASS.-L-rrest -iIe Held aud
marine glass. made by Lcmairr. Of Paris
perfect order and complete with case and
strap; sl5 cash. CHARLES. Tnbree ONCE.
FOR sALE.-Doners, engines. steam
pumps, at low prices all warranted new
ara ssS,S 90 WE R}rpEp'{ sSseu',S Apply 81
steubcn-st. (norsh Of Pennsylvania Rail.
road tracks,. jersey City.
% VOLUMES ENCYCLoPAEDIA BRI.
TrANNICA, car bound good condition.
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Ugrh WGUIrb

Males
A HANDY NAN would He ~ get
work az packing VI porter or at anything
sober and honest and hard worker. ! u.
WILLIAM son. 263 William.st.
MAN Of good cducaciOI speaking
English. French German ana Dutch wants
position. a. F.. 80 Dclsnccy-st.
AN ENERGETIC young man 1907.
several years experience IN iailrcad offices,
recommended by superintendent aud general
On singer agent. desires position In railway
steamship or other Office where reliable,
triistw orthy man will be- appreciated and adj
yanced. Address H.. Box l, Tribune ofice.
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20 fet for Snsiness purposes

LARGE AND SMALL LoFis.. WIN
,fsbs three sides steam power. hnst. elo.
vator rent low possession in,med ~. ~
a9S PearI.s.. biloxi above Bridge ana ~ ~
WalkeT.st, near Broadway.
81 AND 20 BARCLAY-sT. oOH 100 cor
DER Church ST. with basement ana ceiH"
PLASs, .3i Broodwsy.
20 PARK PLACE facing eleyaHu sM'
ton. with 30 feet on Chureh-st;, any '' - g
ment 24x75, and cellar JOAfo. fhH"'' 81
Broadway.
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Gounirp Real estate for Sale

Street Hal. Nil. ROM Siopiicicr,
FACTORY SITES given away and f9I
sale. ''1ldewatef' "Inland." ,ONDICI.
Owner. 20 Court-st.. brooklyn.
FEENsI DE STOCK tA it;..,. cs ,,s"n.. b.
s sos ssrvs ss sei i5S d ana hay
views, superb roads. fashionable society
don't miss this opportunity n q,lck
purchaser TIE price VIII be great taIsai1
mortgage for n term OF wears at PER cent
Interest J. ID. CONDICT. ] Montgomery
A., Jersey city. n. J.
FERNSlDE FOR SALE.
The celebrated ,0oO.acre farm, ig ne
Berkshire Hills. near Lenox and STOCK.
bridge buildings comprl.. houses hns
sas '"gS Gy a Co a.o. .cn ana m S tsS
300 acres now In hay being harvested al
ance pasture land Well wsrred barns &c
! MontgOuery-st.. jersey CITY, y. j.
PALISADES PARK.-Chclce lots on $40
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free OF expense. Re at our Office at j. 30
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property
THE ORANGES, y. J. (ncar ali ia.
,iorsJ. Real estate for sale. New modern
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HAMILroN 8 Co. 90 Bwsy. n. Y
al 5O0--GRAND opportunity for club ;
$40 acres | mile fishing centre OF cat
skils: beautiful valley Of Big Indlen O.
20, Ave m;s- ap pr Toy on s saT'g Re GF
u Y.
THE 1Hintu pa once,
o4o broadway. ID door north OF 3lst-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until e'eisek D. =
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Business GbanteS.


A REFINED lady or gent Win $1,000
can secure lucrative position ana
partnership IN an e.tnDish,d. .cSi.lmate
busine. Add-ets NJ GRANT Is Adams
Pace. Windsor Terrace. Brooklyn.
A GOOD INvESTMENT.-5, 900 shares
Of stock IN a now entcrpris1 To- sale zee
nom any speculative element. where the
sn allest investor receives the bcnent on
combined capital shares $40 each, payaOlc
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ATTENTION. GROJ Frs BARGAINS.
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bu-iuH-, and natures OF cstIb Ish'd cash
grocery low rnt, business for t"O.
H. nGtS. l37 Rroadway. Room ..
ALL PARrIFS seeking hu-inc.s op-
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CHANCE for a man Of bushes, and
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business in live town car N""-f Org
aroat chance Tor ent'rp-'~in- pcfson; 10
wears established rtas0ns Tor -e.llnI, H.
ic,..h. Addfc J u. r. ( CO.. 40 Main.
IT.. stamford. Conn.
FOR SALE.-Lumhcr yard, established
In $50. only one % town aNefar' yearly
.a'o- $4,000 stock about 90 gned
reasons Tor selling. Adir's, SOUTHERN
MICHi"AN. Ifhuno Oncc.
COOP OPPORTUNITY fof inV" tnert
VII -c1 about 80 90 worth ~ stock IN
turing ,Oinfsny doing arg" business stock
VIII pa lood intrcst o jnv"'tnn en- Al
d ga. INVESTMENT Trihun" ONE.
PARTNER WANTED With - 600 Of
mo-, staple e. & ea"h SALE, inl!n.i "a
prolt. larce Monopoly no risk. Nd frss
! T. RHLLAilD is7 PoArl-st.. Nc~-York.
~ oon WANTED To aucrnent 'afiica-
ton % d copl us"fu'. nov p1'.nti aftic
rool hrsrc-- Writ. f.O.IK SO IS
Wcst lIon-ion-st.
Al coo sTCrRlS onc. thiri iuto'e-t ard
ni,nn1rmcuf VI rsttbiI ,Lrl business sl-'V
yearly -narv. tes'd-> l1t'-"-t ~ prrhts
I ferenc'- given and inquired DooLll
TLF co. - Ta.t l't'-'t.
g 500 STOCK 10 -cll 90 rfonuii', vol
,~tahll-h'd manufacturing hu- n.', sI'Hi.
ne.dn'r answer ". =. %. Box I,IH3.
$1,000 WANTED -Great thratri IF sue
ce., maGe fiOo OOO prior % former 'Nn"'~
d.ath no .Vr~r,ment. IN, -nre Investor
can handle all money. Address j. A. 90
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
norses ano Carriages.

Fob sALE.-Saddle or diving pony;
any .I1e or color tnat is desirable. Ad-
dress DR. o. &. JACKSON, 7. 0. Box 1oi'
Jamaica, l.. l.