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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1892-09-03

A strange but true snake story comes
from Sierra Madre. A little girl whose
mother resides at that place saw large
snake while playing near the house,
and, being pleased with its appearance,
she followed 1t through the grass, try
ing to get hold Of it Two faithful do9s
belonging to the family saw the snake
also, and, running after it, got ahead Of
the little girl in the chase and pounced
upon the animal An alarmed rattle,
two quick strokes, and the dogs ran
yelping back. While the little tot who
had witnessed the encounter concluded
that the gliding serpent was not -
pretty Is it had first appeared. When
the mother, who happened to be absent,
returned home that evening and found
two dead dogs in her dooryard and hel
little daughter fast and safely asleep in
be1, it may be taken for granted that .
prayer of gratitude went mp from heu
heart at the fortunate escape Of her lit
tie one. --Passdena Cali Stas.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1892-09-03
OLD vIoLiNs.

Paipstaking Care OF the Old Masters In
Making Them.
The great violin-makers all lived
within the compass of one hundred and
fifty years They chose their wood
from few great timb ers felled in South
Tyrol and floated down In rafts--pine
and maple, sycamore, pear and ash.
They examined these to find streaks and
veins and freckles, valuable specifically
when brought out by vanishing. They
learned to tell the density of the pieces
of wood by touching them. They
weighed them, they struck them and
listened to Judge how fast or how slow
and how resonantly they would vibrate
in answer to strings
Some portions of the wood must be
porous and soft, some of close fiber.
Just the right beam was hard to find;
when it was found it can be tracked all
through the violins of some great mas
ter, and after his death in those of his
pupils.
The piece of wood was taken homo
and seasoned, dried in the hot Brescia
and Cremona sun. The house of Stradi-
varius, the great master of all, is de-
scribed as having been as hot as an oven.
One was there soaked through and
through with sunshine. In this great
heat the oils thinned and simmercd
slowly and penetrated far into the
wood until the varnishes became part
of the wood itself.
The old violin-makers used to save
every bit of the wood, when they found
what they liked, to mend and patch and
inlay with it. So vibrant and so reso-
nant is the wood of good old violins
that they murmur and echo and sing in
answer to any sound where number
of them hang together on the wall, as
II rehearsing the old music that once
they knew.
It is doubtless owing to this fact that
when the people could not account fos
Paganini's wonderful playing they de-
clarcd that he had human soul i'm
prisoned in his violin; for his violin
sang and whispered even when all the
strings were on.
There have been experiments made
with all sorts Of wood by the various
makers An earl Of Pembroke had one
made of the cedars Of Lebanon, but thu
| wood was so dense that vibration was
deadened and the violin . poor ONE
Musical Courier.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1892-09-03

AT the Academy.-Mr. Kernoizer-
"Ah, Napkins, Ibid not know that you
were a lover of art" Mr.. Nupkins-
mot me, indeed But was just look
ing to see If could get hold of any
thing to put on my blacking-bottles. y.
Funny Folks
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1892-09-03

The Old Lady Was Surprised
Youngsmith telling the news to his
Observation-Disclosures, the jeweler,
has bustedr' Grandma-"Lam me! who'd
q thought Of 1t? He was one o. the
skinniest, boniest men l ever laid eyes
on."-Jewelers' Weekly.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1892-09-03

Some tourists in the Alps asked
three shepherds whom they met near q
hut: Can we sleep In this hut over
night?" "Certsinly," was the reply;
"but you must do it by daytime, for
Nc sleep IN 1t ourselves Ut night"
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1892-09-03

HEY were chill
dren Of the gut
ter - two little
waits that drift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NEw.YoEK DEALINGS.

FEATt-RTS or NEw-YORK DEALINGS.
Tho wheat markets were slow Yesterday ana me
trading was mainly local in character. IN t'. 'P"'"
line the transactions amounted to 100000 bushels.
Ihoro vo. an carly covering Of shors. simulated Dy
r,rurr cables and an advance If jo0I- cent WIS
noted Liverpool advlcos came 1-@d34d up. i"fS'
loa 40 centnlrs better and Antwerp GImer II iact,
all private accounts were stronger, IL, NJ ~, Ons
,,1yme cable declared that with The caor, j..
,,in NAV be prohibited. Then came rcaclloli on
ss"ng cling due 10 fine weather reports, 'o'T I
sold moicreiy and the 9o'r WIZ '"a, IL cent
bir-her september options opened al - c'm .
rosi 50 II; cents aud wc'TG o13 IN .hcls Mere
s.iiNcn for export. The milling demand wa" ooV"N"
ty " rn hardened early and gained 1-4@12 cent on
coveings caused by better able az" o ld' r,,iz,ng
'sm, i4ai2 cent lower. Spot los We're nrln
b "a 600 bushels sold for export and l2ooo D"s"ciS
taken al the Ga'p cs on i mIy on covering and the
oncn months followed corn mp Ia cen, carry a riia
is ccut lower rs6 Hn cns5 oats were I-4Gia cent
higher n n.nnsd tribe and 1000 ticrces were sold
on rhS the mai iISi quotations We're as follows: son,.cr
whr,,-Jply, "a - A" HeScmber. s7l.2 cent.
% f1rn-Jny. 50 IL, August, ID september % ia
ootSGer, IJ 90 80 "a; August, % IL; SEPTEMBER
81 Is cents 81 A. september. a. 80; October,
" pH receipts of grain and hegf r@porcd I'D yeaG"y
at New Yoih, Phad%ypPma, aa3o9o bushels corn.
T Iti s bushels oats G1s~" na c S%:
5000 bushels h0% Tu aS tie nariS,1s were Wheat
Mhw a1n ,.,sSs corn. I6o 793 bushels oats 3ln12o
hoshc,s: total grain. 64o,20l baShes' "'"'' '-'''
barrels.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Pork y snS s 1' i 6 ssd
e 81 ps9r Tso ,Sa Fo" (" poor a
%and Lsrd-spst and futures n Ro0' Aug"st ana sep
Western SPOT ~" a9s "a Wheat good denand' NO. reo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
Business Chantts.

A TIN msnu'ac turing enterprise. worth
900 600 pr annum. VIII give IO'Ihl ~
t,rr.t for financial backing ~ the eNtamt OF
$50 600. Address TIN. Tribune olh'e.
A FIHST-CLASS dyeing e'tabllshmrhI
FOR sale In the south; we'll laj ing t"0d
reasons for selling. Apply A. W. NEO-
MANN. 2il Watcr.st.
ADVERTISEMENTS MD SuDSCKlp-
TIONS FOR THE NEW-N DIX Ll,i ~
uNE WILL RI REcEiyE.dD h ar TIE "a e.
TOWN OFFICE, No. l,2i2 Broadwav "a
door north 0, Thirty .nrst-st. and ADV Eli
TloEMlENTS at the following Bf.n'h i ~,
fees 25i bth-avc. :. .. cor 25d-st. To-
eth.ave; ls5 ESurth,aye.' corner Ggr.
ssventh-st. l o26 Third-a,e., near sixty
nrst-st. i.7os First-ave iO6 West For;y-
sccond.st. /; l76 Columbus.ave; Oo Liberty
At SO Avenue A; .J23 Thifd ave 20
West Fourtetnth-st. 25T West isd;st lto
Church-st. 55i Third ave. 3as Ihlru,
ave. .. 05l Third-ave. between ll2th anu
18Th sts. - %.
At the HARLEM OFFICES, $50 Fast
one hundresf and twenty nfth-st., 2i3 Wei
One hundred and twenty -nfth-st. and 5-o
West One-hundred and forty -ffth-st. up 70
j.. H.. at regular once rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

BRICK pRESEYTERAX Cnt EcH AND W.T. vs.,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-tnitcd service U Iiflrh
Ihurch 5th.aNe. and 31th.st. Sunday, July H. Rev.
MAITLAND ALEXANDER will W"arh "a. II .. y.
Pravef meeting Wcdnr>d9Y evening at o'clock htrah'
gers cordially welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

rr,1. rsrArE rRANstERs-N. Y. CITY.

osr,stie.st, q T. tx, 81 st ~ ?o3A9eS
SSSi9; Victone Fischer to Sehieek No.. - 600
De, T@n to Israel cehn =; $1,000
''n;' il squiIes 70 Cha,e; Scl,gmSa 10000
s,an,cn.st No. 304 Nicholas HozeI to Cohen 17250
iS 1873 ,d f. Ave- iiSc e. 2eA'2S lena" 1000
,,n kaSrl." cor Ioratio-st 59Nloe7 john
,o, + MGy's 'Gi $sS Il NV 7tn-s1e 5oX2; Daniel
,,! MsfiSeo s. sos # " GtGaye 2oNSi.6A20@x
i?6; william MiI Is,5 70 sINsc 5000
sH nnynoek to Brennan .................. 1900
9th, 4 Robinson to W Roll .......- 81 6OU
Lot ivy convent to Well. $500
fm lSn Nh to n c Becker ..~....... 1850
s scC sS EqaSc Life Ass%isnce SosciT to
sP J. S :. 70 L Of Madison.avc sooNio22 'OO'V
p CORNER 70 Of Morris G94 sSs Ioo;ioo Dora
smith to Henry Barrett :, e., ;;,oo INN
1iR Rc.en to Ida Christie. $3.50
ls Say! s. 80 west John Spence to W II ,,.Oo
nos m.t""S n275 II &. Of shave, a5xioO.li y,
w, ss ESs.y, 'I's's g S:f'5ss isiov
100 ~ y7@ s 6e rG W to ct { t., $500
s sS.s SO 20 wsss CHARLES Fas aI%a 5000
'' 1aH.. e3f ram r to I l Ms%pin osN'oos
sot sa : 968S IT q 5thave. f7xiOo.s; -'me =,
scs T. 'ii". s. 2o45 TT Of 5tdav. i7xioos same
S Hcd DOLCE to c Bccsstein 10 5oT
'' to 10000
15th.,t : : $50 It @ Of stlaye. 5OxIoOIl; Hiram
Ssst i'S' +. s75 # " iltI,avc. 5Iioos; Mary
wilcox ct al to + , All. o;,,oo. t.cn,:s 2o2'
Eaufnann to We'll ..o,".'. 500
Etmpner to Henry ltcnhoinrr ...'.' 500 600
"I Rice 10 G = Lansing '' ..'..... ..... 600
portnum TO s cohen .....'... 10 500
'' siTn.avc o' /; Co TO + Athlete club 1000
i0T HoiTcs w ~ '"'. ~ ~ 800
Arthgf:ays : 30 Il Bayard-'t. 25ss7.e; -oo
l-9 WcohanI 10 J NUN 90 900
BoI ,c'hSy pSrrv 70 X c Hemnhili ''.. I25o
fO~s sss,San ~ ~ d. 70 MARY G;rinin 100
hi s.c Fannie T Cola to cramer 1900
ists roI, ~ ~ ., 'N'' 10000
Row to he SsIS RSwc to 5000
Sitr't r No ~ ''S' '''''''" '.''''. $4,000
1s,ths, ~ go :, W Of SHAVE, eo11xo5; Anton ~
ss!S Plume 70 II >, Plume N edavc 25xioos Bette ~
ST. n:'o,i,1 10 + Prrnner 90 900
tt, sooo $50 1Ilu-o9ce Co 70 Fogcrty 1o25o
Elf,oonist III "'N'' '''' '.......'. 1900
IT. Gs.ol,on : par ~ W " McBridS $4,000
shisT noro,,H .'I ycr.i @'i'>'"' 20 600
w5s.st Nos DC and 257 l. part; Adolf Alex 90 ~
IlwiS.t 10 -: Wu II Douchertv 50 r Jones 1000
IIud.on.,t No go; Margaret Kelly to Flora g,
SSH - $50 ., Of 1ith-ayc 25Nioos Freik :, -,
49,, Wi'9N =" con Wi,ia,n.,t 4iIioS Porte
s,i Ee' poopc, t:'. ,Se 20 t. Samuel 2s25o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

winter steady at lid No red spring steady at o. "a
Flour-The demand IS improving. CornSpot ana uIv
In fair demand mixed western spot nj A. ii 90
nrm at IS August steady at 4s sd September steaei w
lid Hops London. Pacific Coast-Thcrc Is hoIhS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN HIRCH
1oth..t between Oh and IN ayes. toy. JANIS d
sTTFIE IN D. Pastor Services AZ II o m aud p n
~ Hrv : NJ KAMSLY oi Crdarvlc. Ohio viii pea b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

REEKMAN HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. jOth-St, 2daye.Prrachng by The ll,'oF
AZ ~ 30 and by the Ass slant Pastor al 80. Opl'
air services p IN. the foot Of Fast 5stst The
held last sabbath was success th
attendance Wa laree and thu attention eNcellcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
Orcss making.

ARTISTIC Unique dc.
signs: hot,l orders lt short notice and mod.
eiatc charges goods purchased II desired
Mrs. McELROY 81 Fast 9th-st.. opposite
Dcnnlng's.
DRESSMAK ER.-Eegant cutter ard
litter; SO dav. or at home; perfect NJ
qua rantDcd India nix. 2renadinc or clCth
sults made in one week fOr So fancy
waists aud Russian gowns speciality. "a
East lOth-st., near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
BOARD an0 Rooms.

DpUl u UNIV htbpho'
HOTEL VIANO. 80 East isti--t. sum
mer garden tibi. d'hot' rooms dailN'
wc-kl, via, of without board clos 1i0f-
2lsr.sT.. . WI.ST -De.irahi, rooms With
excellent board summer uan-ent' ~ pr
rauenty table b0asd, seir.t Snrr"nholhF'
ref feurc-.
22D.Sr.. > WISE. second noor iarse
front room. with bonrd ai.o oih'r rooms.
2Urm-Sr. ~ NLNI.- Elegantly fui-
nl.hei rooms single AMI ~ smile superior
table summer plce-.
9tTn.sT.. las East D"iruble. we'll
furnished uIms board optional ,uinm"i
prizes rcfer.nces
giTH.ST.. ~ WEST Largo cool roou>
rri,atr baths hoard optional transient 81
H. rulnnent, references.
4sTHST. 81 WFSI.-Ona large cool
room superior board references.
brooklyn.
II MONTAGUE TERRACE. BtooMyn
Velght-.-Coo and dcsimtl" Rooms, WIN
board reasonable rates for summer months
0 minutes from Wall-st. New-l ok r'iei'
ence required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

crNTEA;. rI.rssI TERRAIN cnCE9GHf !7ts,,st-, 10
SMITH ID D. Psstor.-fn Preaching at II a 49, and :
D. N. 10y Rex. IEUNlS IIAMLIN. j.. D.. oi Wsshingtf,
Il q y {. r. meeting Monday evening ~ )
o'clock church closed during Augu-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
6elp Uanteo.

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AGENTS AND CANVAssERS; male or
female; IS 10 81 daily pLGhts sure ex:
exclusive territory given: tor par,icu!"ts
address /. PUTNAM & CO., West Winstcd,
Conn.
WANTED. ladies ana young men to do
our work at their own homes constant en-
ploynlrnt; work forwarded by mall, and We
nav good prices experience not necessary
mo runVassing address for particulars
STANDARD MANUFACTrR RING co,
Lock Box lO7. south birmingham, Mass.
tnclosr stamp.
WANTED. Ladies or Young men 10 take
light. pleasant work at their own homes
ficul1rs adde's GLOBE MFG. CO. Box
> .33l. Boston. Mas. Established 1880.
Males.
AGENTS DEALERS Send 1913 i.3 for
100 boNc. 'y paper 30 double sheets when
open. q. s~N22 .nch"-i 10 J., sweet : Beet
~ Al" BUELL., "A North ith-st., fhlla-
drirhla. Fem.
4 Good INGiNEER for thc s. X.
smith lunimary. rompeinsvillc, ;. l.
AGENT> WANTED for the best selling
campaign button ont send II cents Tor two
-amplr- and descriptive circular OF badges,
g. q harvest for live agents. q. Is. IVES,
TiahN-Nl'. N'lh.
IT YOU ARE seeking employment OF
tab.lshrd and reliable NEW-YOHk AGEN.
| CY petitions ~ every cla-, quickly pro-
cured new orders every man information
free. 100 Broadway, corner sth-st.
II Y0T' ARE OUT Of employment can at
the Old silrROPOLIrAN AGENCY ordel ;
every dnv for AN kinds ~ hcip. ~ Broad
WY. Brooalyn. near ferry.
WANTED by Scptemher 1T. man and
VII. uidllclcr. without chlidr nan 70
how, thorough hnovlrdge = gardening and
The ear ~ g'ntlcu1n's place also how 70
winter horses: wife 10 be- a good butter
uaa.r and poultry rli-"r; u an honest.
| hari.Workiug and -0l-ar couple = permanent
aud desirable place j. offered th~ very
hiehe-t 20 concentrations WIN he f,qul.eI.
! PROC FER Wilian~tovn. Mass
WANTED Married .oule to work On
| farm woman ~ 40 general homework nan
/ a good INTEL cent farmland strl' Wv ter ber-
At. refer 10 last employer FARMER.
| Tribune unic".
wIGNN KIES Wanted at once. q Dew
| nr.t-class wgu"kcf+. must understand halr
wi,s w III 'iaf Il nErHrR 81 Ws.hingtcn.
a.. Chicago.
Females.
HOuSFwOTK Wanted IN the ccuntrv.
In Protestant .lrl. tour't'nt - DO pam
,ooNine and other hou,, work waiting ana
| rhambrrwork no. rcpnli"d Addr,SS win
raticuiars noN SO. 1'nnhy y. j..
PAINTERS to paint flowers on
SILK. good ray Gull. With samples. 81
Park.ay".. - hoot. ----
WANTED a nlldic.a.,d Prot slant
wanna A. wa tr..~ and chsuhern aid 70 &"
| "A .hort distance 700 tire country r0od hoin''
| n, thr ripht frr-on. waac- so per month.
Hddrr., q +. HoS 30. rclhamNillo. \. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
Misttliaueous.

BIRD MAMMA keeps Canary Birds in
good health and song while mounting OF
changing fclthsr,. l5c. by Nal. Bird
Book fIre. Bid FOOD CO.. 400 y. 3D.
81. Philadelphia. Penn.
POLITICAL PICTURES, oil paintings.
heads Of the Presidential candidates Tor
banners. &c. for sale at KENNEDY ,,
90 East l2jth-~f.. Nrw-York.
TO ARCHITECTS.-wa immNd ately.
plans fni now church. Address
BUILDING COMMITTEE. AnGovcr. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

FULTON STREET
DAILY noon PRAYER hEf.IlN'',
frOu, Il 70 ] O'Clock Come IN. rest ana pray .
stop 8 10 or % muut. the hour a. yonI tin" ADMITS
Nos 1l3 IuoI-st, and % Annst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

TKANSFIGU RATION CHAPEL. J9tntt., Wet, BE-
,veen Coum and Bouleyard.-Seryiees, 80
III =. m and 5 y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
RNCORDEn MORTGAGTS.

Mexaua Aas and enc E Gs NGsa T Td5r $50
Drummer, arHS an. To- h''''e '''o""4' 5000
rrcwn h7 EsirStsiS to John Gates 5oth,t
Earre,f menIg J.? H ycnrs 9''" 5000
oSy'on hntbcnva,e Southern Eouoyard . Years 800
Cohen e simon. to YzsSetG Dortnund, saith ,oo
Cohen Ba% 1s to Siehss. olzer and Stan. .ooo
csST Israel 10 slu alderman, II Delaney . 600
BHon Cara NJ e. Mutual vd lMe ms 20 y 5000
Fex Enene 70 ne shee y5T Arms 'O'. 1890
FosTty kzaoe,h to ,ct W'7n'T TssI. 1900
enncre w@ j. to Mary E calvin lSsd-''' 1000
saan Mary Mary 70 s6e,dsn and Jas ses'aye. 700
H,s, FoT TshT snd Ne 70 Hntoncitt Marsh
Hechinger. joseph and vic. g TsT'' II 900
Ju4sOn, Chas ard WIZ 10 Ssr1"' vrsr 50 900
'o9't IsonP oS, e John 65sss $50
Johnsts sD' WI and wife. Lou-c cOncklin cso
Ka9rno lFo' Leopold 70 s Roosevelt Hospital % 900
Meye chas 81 a. CO, IN" soraio".t wears 5000
A' isdsS S'iS'9i e. To- S''S 20 900
Nos'sf F!y.sri,sa, to F r ched'cy, Athor 800
Nelnyrt Lwea; L; sn s,bsyS years. 200
SI A ~, s1e clTo cor 1it 5est 225 600
fTn simon, 70 Ia, la ' ''. 20 900
Parish samuel l. n Hetty l. Parrish, n i2ot'- ooo
81 9thaye. year no. As ~
shmenscr John p, 70 The . Eag'' pIaee ie cor
,lIsn.s Society a. Prospect r'"'e' 10 900
sehmiss F4anci. j. and wife to Myer Ksilnai' ono
s.Dlas ss'A eS:r.. 'a % squr9: 7
~ Avenue d. 3 years =, ,,,..., oil 0
Snsach Pe,rr D. and wife 10 ri"o'nS 10 900
sstc{ i't s5i 9s s,s We 70 samuel Agnstc
ohrystle-st u stantcn.st, year ? mort 1000
The Church Of St Be,nard to ne EmsT rad. In.
dusrial Savings Bank. lAth-''' "'' 10000
III. Aips Club u the orphan asylum scc ,ot 1o~r
City Y n : gSth..t Ma1ison.aVe, . "a" =, 'V
Whitehead Ina H. o. Ihopola y y " 5000
Ausre petro aud wife 70 eerTs ,oItaasGs 22 600
Ames Frederick + n Mary Wilcoh. w 400
Ssth-st, 1lth.sve, yeat IneeLtgs 1"h,
Alpert Rose and snO ~ Abraham ii Hsr"'"h"' cco
Bush. John s. ~ p V Ransom, l7oth-s, 4ooo
cor Worth-st. 3 yoors.---.-.
Ege'oa Thouss and wife 70 HciSnsa = Tssis ~ 600
HeTphin. Kate C. ~ II Camp, bOS'"' h5O
'01nS'n Fl1sceta ana ,5 ao 70 r' vrsrs ~ 10 600
he1y Nalgags' % II i t.. AS1 1a, ""u 5000
snT,.d baMe' TO s3e zts.ave ycar nCco
Pssnd Carl. 70 i;crnan American Re-. fs'hi'
I'VE y., Guarantee Co. ''"'s'' ' 70 900
s4,ruSi Lewis : ~ p Eansom Referee ,oo,.
- ll6th-st Worh--t yoorS....-- ..'.'i"'-'
Cpke Edwin s. N Frank Thorn, Park-St No 70,
a. ycer '''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH. M2o>oIi, as,or'
cornr, gSth.st Roy. IODEKlCk TERRY. ID. d, lss'u'
Service every Srnday morning during IN" soh"'' d"
i.InL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

49,. psal Estat' Exchange yesterday r. V. Harnett
"aioyoed the sal. Of No. ~ West Seventy .Hrst.st
sine die .aor foreclosure Of No. s5s West Twe,,v.
lno goo feet east Of Ninth.ave, Hve.story stone.
nN rnd,ne and lot 2SxeS.9 adjourned by b. L.
tont ~, 1t 70 August 10, 1897.
,Os s the h,esqsy srS9eiI ., Nat and lot 2OS9so
o. the noi eve 10 james McClenahan. for t36 600.
HtIha,,,s B. Bosr Co. report that they hs>r sold at
MOTT ontracf handsome country SEAT with four acres
plWsd cO az Elbern, n. j., to William Douglas for
S34,j00' -
NewYork, Friday July u.s.
IT.. following sale nod at the Newfork Real Es-
Jfe rSssn today | JstOry luldlns, with lot II 5
be ,ohst los II OF LeNingtonavc, lot 2oS9s o; Jas
McS l,. ny dwcng With lot No "A West 7Istst q
cav, was adjourned SIM die
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,ssOCr ALTON HALL corner o3d.-' and thar
SUNDAY afternoon July H. at o'clock, Rev I'm ,1ni
PARRY ID D. will give PLAZA AanrWrr- 70 imp" Wv ~,
on, Stions .ong service: Dr.. H. 7. KIM" so''S"
Nouup men invited.
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nrm n" faTcy CIramer $4,000 fms Western II az +:
ordinary il Gisc; hnc daric' iOdi7c; eggs weak ''%
!Sy 1sroqRs es esE T ySSs SO good g.
@o"ts $500 Corn in fa dSua%d 't +. K Ns
mlx$ 81 oa ro Te'1 S, Ne e. mixed la 81 dun
Sk nm g., s ps% On ss "ioT a. i2"Tf aa No
firm r''"'' sugar easy Egg, heavy, lower l1@dl2e'
Cheese easy ..,,,a.
s. p MTp" 75.c; 80 -rrins. &c. X"'ns'" aG H.
&c 80 do Sads2e Barley No p -, -rg 5.
track 5ods2c Rye It'd NG lard sJ g =
Minneapolis July l5-llere was h nt uTo nIgpi IT,
ng "G Toyo T%INfi at r the market orcnsg p
m ts4ng wa" o no,y Sst r. snd then
to S4c September opened at 'te -i i" " e soon
tere and At &c below o worked @ Ne, siSc up to zee
ten It gokr for nr'T' ,c a h1a "oTc. aSd buy
III. Ssn Gs gT9t datu :" a" n cd IN c.
expected but This cannot BE- cS ce1ssH , .c E,u y
losing 73I.c Angus, closing ..''c I "'
pcceuSl cPcnIas 9see-' I'd 7S SSs. yi e. 'o|'
po,,sdc,nbia July Ij-Tout-NisIket continued slow
and ~SSS Buye unwilling to take h9Ia in eAG, od
sstna want and 1o S' o i" aGg at - 80 PEI 81 TO-
Choc penniTiyana Wheat market ooeued tiong ana
r @y9eSsa 10 Srs g od T.
n Issss %s sHTssnlSs po and fSss
luyi9g optlonT n o' Fxodrt noupy wa more active
but shippers Emit, TO Low AND Sa b. fo"g ~%
S S"Ta, ssae 80 ed jsy ssIas$ Aga. s5
Marx, waS stPsnettd higher hone snd foreign 30. oS
n,c ana gS'a sd ,.fUd TO- o csnq r ooN
s. "1 teE Ip' I .sH cnf oss . % quat but
Port Elchond track s2e rncrsdCd g g = 2 e. i!
S ma JUN Aasust sep .dss
y Ss ST,e. s x IL be On ca, car ,na
fs' , "a re . Sa, G IN nj. %,rE.
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Real Gsiats Uanieo

4 SMALL PRIVATE HE>IDEN' T.
vari.h fnr cash 3ith ~ jath -. Park 20
On aye JANIS ". iOl II, H'dl Is
iat- Broker. - I.ih"rty--t.
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60 Get for bnslncss pnrpossa

A SMALL or large Park Row front
2i,cc. In Potter Building. 10 1T. Auufes'
l.. t. SAVAGE. 81 Futon-st
PARK ROW mont ONCE 60 let IA Iot-
ter Building. Address l.. i. SAY A"b'
s. Fulton-st.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

\ VERY LARGE. finely furnished room,
ar -uite on West 2uth--t neat 0tl-JNr.
Address Il. l.. NJ. |. go i'io' dway
FURNISHED ROOM ou second floor.
e. 80. or with board Tor two. - u-r ~
pIsuo nnd lnth $40 LiNlng-t0n-st, mar
thy Hal. 6r60flyiL
NfWlA ~ FINISHED cool front room,
1870; ample closet barge Mindp"r near
Hrgnrway -. - Fast l2th-,t.
VISITORS TO NEW YORK.
wishing rooms in mos. c'utrai location, Apply
.at a. Last 2lst--t. references.
EAST 27TiI - -, DOL. handsome suite
large and snpll rooms.
IFrII ~. ga WEST. --lArgr airy room
suitable for two gentlemen also large hall
room. waite family.
90 WfSr 5Oru->T.-F Finely furnished
cool rooms 4; bath hrralfl.t Optional; t'ins
moderate reference.
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Citp Real estate for Sale.

80 600 FIVE-SrORY. two stores, on
Amsteiiam.aNe hargaiu. all rnted.
~TENENS. CoInmbu-aNe. and 93d.-t
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Counirn Real Csidte Go fet

MONTCLATH.-Iamr two attractive
rod ~ houses 10 rooms Els. "at"r, -h9c %
&c. T. t. CARTER. 81 Park-st.