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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26

d. as5 n at sac; 80 do. 1ls ~ at O+'' 50 DO IL
% $s.29 fs"G st IS S Ss's Is. e
at C PS y ei e f Il: 10 It GO "a
s. 81 Suttermlk do 10 N. at 4iae 40 DO III 49, ~
Ege &c OTIS ,so e. vea is7 n. at csc; do LOO H. at
the es q DO i,5 G sc r, at +. a., at Ga; LATE
s't So ~ Se az OLE li 40 m IS at dG S aS'
Of &c; culls. 800 ~ at &c; IL fed calves loo ~ ~
head which car. a direct butchers
and amer ns lambs ls' TsS e ane s ge
wera cleared Fair primo sheep soi a. g. ,@cndiaa
ger iS' Of PsS do TO at y s5@ az q 30
ear Of scsp and yearnss MIXED a. p 1 Ma
per n des"d warnings firm At IIdI3c and dressed ln''
sas."b McPhsr r az co. a24 virginia lamb
CD s. &C. az :: IS per 100 sS, E e sSce % 3
2s e. Tssa' 8 Buffalo sheep and
so! g. Pide:sk son; 22s Virginia ambS 81 ~ n % &C.
g virginia ySarng: g n a. 81 40 los virgin. :hccp
s. n - is; % d. OF r. at 81 co; Is do. % H. at
%ha 30 60 ia =; e r2,aT sheep S g ~ at s. 80 81 dc"
d. 50 T. 30 1873 do 60 b. at q s5 es7 ohio .hec,
S. n At 50 49, $50 DO co ~ at 81 so; Is culls 50 ~
wllkerson Sherman: 1874 Buffalo sheep "A ~ at
newton clleg 2; ohio sheep. s. n. At = 81 a.
81 MiceIsIn her % NJ at soc noaa-o ears at
Jersey Cty and cars az lotS.s. Market lower. with
sales q good state hogs At 81 s5ass Der 100 n S oSn'
sacs"Iu%c Mullen - State hogs az ayc,age
~ rsG isS go M SO a. 81 = ,S ss DO 400 r. a, 81
O. C. piensaSh 90 State hogs 1875 N. 81 IS; rough
do n.
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quiet No. red, 67aosc. Corn dull No. mixed
oats Ss &c Pork a 5ys g. dull Lard and
s@ser' $40 3, - whishsy sieady sales ao7 nSl,
firm but quiet isa ti; iss S Cheese "sF seares s
MnfneapOlis Nay sIhe early buyers SOLD Gu
ern sold At e5c,. and NO . Northern from c2 "a
ssd Close. @ Nay ara e. y o opsnSd
90 3-ic highest 81 Use; lowest md close 6d 1-5c
September open.d roc highest 70 Ia 20 s;e 10 low
CT lea e3c.
% c May .D 9 Sss S y MasS 1T
Corn steady; no 3, aic Oats higher; No : white
81 81 sample "n track aaa 4sc e Rye easy no
osa SOC. iroylsions quiet. Por" steady. 81 20
LARD July, 80 - IL.
the market and prices weak rye -four in light .r-
quest but steady At $3 10 per Dbl for choice Penn
se Wns r s,Gps anS psss
No re red Il Nay 7ss Iee r. aT @ al
market strong and advanced l-4a12c; no. mixed
40 1Y Y4c az oa'sMarhct ruled Steady No. whit.
May, June and July 40 1-2d41c. Butter quiet and
y"%ia pnIs. ex1Ta voiesa 81 PENNSYLVANIA
prints extra iosDing 24s Eggs steady and in
Toe standard powdered, 5 3.4c fine ernnua,ed
crystal s. ) Csc double refined diamond a. . 3-3c
confectioners' a, 5 1-4c: red st,r A. I-sc: Key
stone A. 5 1-sc; Franklin B, l5-16c; Franklin ex-
7-i6c blue star c. 4 36c all less 3-1Gc rebate
no 10. 3 &c net. other articles unchanged.
# Ions Nav c5-F1our steady. little doing.
Wheat sold of early but rallied buying, dropped
back and closed 3sc ABOVE Yesterday no rcd cash
20 1.4a 20 }-ec August II 3Ad 70 1-4c closing 72c
"a se 6 Cor ro w's c STGs h%.vcT e
1,oc m: No y mixel cash. 50 1-Sc: May. 3Sc June
ay 3. Sc &C. s% ,asS % I,c M Iep
ne Jnly. oac bid August 27c bic. Rye. No
Old Gc s.t sl Fran quit '9 wct tr1Sy Sy
FroS Unchanged Lead sir NJ. higher 80 e.. Speter
weak - % IL. Cornmeal active. %20 81 o.. Wits
key, Fl IL. Provisions quiet steady, unch1nscd.
yocdo NAV o5.-Whcat higher. easier No . cash
and MAY, 20 sac: July. :" Sac: August, - 3-sc
Corn dull steady: No cash and May. ~ lee No
= aoc: No , yellow, As 1-2c. oats quiet: No
Tiyod cash 35c rye dull steady; cash zoe.
Clovcrsocd dull prime cash. 81 30 bid.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

LlN II SIN' N MNhhfIIH-bi ir'rs''"-'' 80
Buffalo May ?3.-Catte-Rece.pts lost - nonrs:
500 head total for the week thus far. 1900 lcnu
for same time last week. 5.2iO head consigned
through. $50 head: 10 Newlork. leo hoad on
sale stock contracted except a few; closed straay
Iiogs-Rcccips last - hour, a2jO head total 10,
week thus far. .7.ooo head; for same tine ins.
week IS 800 head consigned through $50 h"ad
10 New York coo head on sale. 1.JO0 head market
opened dun and flom II TO - cents lower 'i9' M
very dun and weaker Workers. nslt TO best =. 80 80
Gs7 s. early; 10 cents lower Inter: pigs nomlnnny
- aoJs7 :0 sheep and Lambs-Rcccipts last -
bonrs 5000 head; Total for week thus far. .o,ioo
head for same time last week. 1900 head; con.
S,cncd through. 100 head 10 Ncw-lork. ZOO head
on sale 1900 head market opened STEADY ioF sVIu
lambs and choice sheep common 10 lalr hmD,' VIZ
dull not wanted closed steady AL Good STOCK Sou
best lambs. i7a7 %, good S6 3oo 70 - common u"
10 fair s5d sc good 10 best wcthers. - 2JaS1 ~
s. ious May c5.-catlc-Iic' elris ? 800 h.an
Texans and Indians. zoe higher; god lea IS hin
mens 800 head market d 9o 2eG lover
o3T h DadN shipments LOO head mnrscr lower
natives. S. 5Od 81 IL; Texans, 80 '1dsS 80.
Co,t'GReceipis, 1000 head; shipments. 1900 head
market active. steady 70 stronger cnoirc stcc co
81 20: no extra steers here medium. 80 -" - oo Z:
Sc Uocs-Rccclpts. 2b.o'0 head shipments:
: 800 head tnnrkc, slow 2o0 4oc lower: mike ana
PACKERS s1d7l prin. hc,vy ana butcher veg, nS
Shcep-Rccept-, 12.O)) head shipments; :: 600 h,.n
market lover clipped and Texan stockcr. ~ -"
~ -; ewes. @iaSi 30: Meinr.: ~ io@9' 20 E
East Liberty Nav 2j.--Cattc-Rcccips. 40 hean
shipments 20 head. Market steady At yesterday :
prices 40 cattle shipped Ia New-Nork to-day. iiog' .
Receipts 400 head shipments. 900 head MARK,
slow. all grades - so. Four cars hog shiptS'd 10
New. York today sheep Receipts. 1000 head ship
ments. 1,4oo. Market steady q, unchanged prices
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Thursday. MAY 25.-BLEVts-Eeceipts
10 cars, 253 head. all for ts'tmans Company No
trading Feeling steady. city dressed native sdes IN
shipments % cati!c and 30 sheep 10 Bermuda. ~"
Peruvian viii oil to-day tO-nOgIow with 100 cattle
for A.. Epp,tcn. ana the gOiyi, sails friday with 2oO
cattle for J. Shaubcrg 4 son
Mich COWS-Ao fresh arrivals and trade. Feel
Ing dull.
tALvFS-Rccepts .275 head. Of which I.2lS were
Ut GOh-st Demand good ana Ieas ful'd steady. while
buttermilks appeared 20 BE- TITLE Easier. All sold.
Poor TO choice Ntas ranged IN price from t. -
100 n buternilks sold at ~ 2jdsi so; fed calves and
mixed lots at 4jas6.
Dressed 'alves were In active demand and nrm COun-
try dressed vcaIs sold al 1"lOc per n CITY dressed
lie and ue calves At 59djac.
Salcs-IIaenteck & Hollis, G2 vclls. 1871 n average.
Gl2c per n 10 do. 1875 n, Gre 80 miNed calves.
1872 H. AZ 5ioc fed d. LAG n, at &c III buermiik
JeiIinc, wreht & Co.: 80 vcals l35 n at Ga.c; los
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COTTON MArKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. Mly 35.-COtton steady mlddllng
: l-4c low mddlirg. G1j-lGc, good Ordinary
Gg-lCc: net and gros, receipts. 3f7 bn"s: export
coaSiwisn, 1OJ bales sales. - bales. stock 3i,p'e
bales. ~ go,
Norfolh. May c5.-Cotton quiet: midillng. i-:c
low mdlllng l-1Gc good ordinary. 1b--c nl
ana gross receipts =. bales; exports coa,tWl'" -"
bales sales 81 bales: stock. .o,-1i bal"s. ~
orleans. May 95.-tottol easy. middllng
lie low middling 1j-1cc. good ordinary. 1-7c
he, aud gross receipts. 12CO bales. "Nl"rts 10 Hnl'
Britain 1900 bales sale, 400 bales. stock. l5'
Isl bales. ~ $780,
savannah May 2j.-Coiton easy; mildlnc. i-2'
low middllng ic: good ordinary 634c net ana
gross receipts. JJf bales exports roasiwls", 'V-
tales: sales 30 bales stock, 33,:i5 bales.
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THE PETPOLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The bulletin from the oil country yesterday
showed an unchanged daily production OF $1,000
barrels in the estcrvie field and of 1000 barrels
I'm the Mcdonald district. The Ncw-YorlI Exchange
again suffered from stagnnton. while at on city
pric x were shade easier at 81 lea % IL cents.
Refined petroleum was quoted at DO cents In bar
relS 365 cents In bulk and AS cents In cases.
Foreign quotations We're: Antwerp, j: Ia francs
Bremen 400 marks; London. 1-od4 Id.
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r1,ropE,y PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May -. 3i5 p. m.-be"f ana pork ",
moderate demand Hams In fair dcmanl a on III
moderate demand. shoulders. about !: to - 10. ~
Al IGs Chers" IN Modcrat" d"mani I"li"" J,
poor demand. Spirits Of turp niine In poor drmhhi
Cotonsccd oil. Liverpool irhn'd dnH a. -. ~
cosln I'm poor demand. Ilrd->Iot In poor demand
futures in no demand prime Western spot dul ~
Ills sd. Wheat AMI Hour. In moi"rtir ar,nir'
demand mixed western spot steady NJ - 10
June stcady AT 4 / ID July steady at Is -. ~
Hons al LondOn-Tacifc Coast IN moderate demand
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TRANSFER OF T. c. AND I. STOCK

Formal announcement made yesterday that
John H. Innan and his associates had bought the
s Of the A. 800 shares OF Tennessee Coal and Iron
stock acquired by IL. +. DE Pardelehen when the
Tennessee Company acquired control OF his properties
The final sale covered 1900 shares aud Che price
paid Is understood 10 be about 10. Mr.. DE Barde-
feben will not sever his connection with the COM
papy, but Will occupy a salaried place.
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ElSrON WOOL MARkET.

Boston. May 2j.-Thc demand Tor Wom ia, "r'
,nnd.ratn and tic sale, of "a" week arr only 300
coo ~. Prices s'll easy aud In favor :" huN'r'
Ohio Xxx sold At ga 2-c. md consldrrah" NM l''
In small lots ~ .jc. and 100000 hs Michigan me
dolaine at - &c per n. No ! combimg dnil ana
nominal InwaSlcd Ia and :Is blood comhlng sold
II, 30 per pound In nnwashcd and unmcrchaniahlc
nrcccs small sales. at In %ic. Territory WOODS a'
rui.t selling on 4 secured basis Of 500 J.c. prltl
pav for fine and fine medium. oregon Wool duii
In spring TcAa, small sales nj 1ba &C. anu sprine
California ut J., IL. lGc per pound ILll'd Wool III
light demand. with sales Of super at 3pH 3-c per
uouud Australian woods firm. ana foreign carpet
wool, are held at previous prices
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBsrEIp-
T TNE wiz t9n rE lHHf EiyM9 e I,lE u
i0wX OFFICE, No ~. 2, a m'oa HpyjrEEdi
aIC, nGs z !. Z. fsuoSns nranes o.
Aces: 5:s S,h ~ .. ?. cor. ?sd-st. Is:
srh.ave. is9 Foarth-avs.. corner Pour.
ieenthst 100 TnI,dasiss;e eOs sssr f Ss,y
sc,sn,h.'t Ic2s 10, 200 100 wss, fo ity
sccond.st. ~ coinmbu.-avea $50 East
47th.st. corner Thirda.yss'; ESQ a'.s l2a,A.
ST., near Thlrd.ayc.; o. A'cauo =
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Gin Real estate for Sale

AVENUE &. corner near iOth-st., four
,tory iron building, might ~ hanee. SAM.
n. NiNON. 60 Broadway.
LEFT OYER HOUSES. - bargains 4 s1li
AZ once: west side. Q speciality. STEVENS.
.,'h.a,r.. cor. J3d.st.. ana ?th'aNc. and
lOlth.-t
THIRD.AvE.. NEAR .>T.-5-story
storr and tenement casy terms uight cN-
change SAMUEL NIXON. go Broadway.
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Counirn Real Gslalcto Get.

TO LTT.-lj.0O0 feet - floor room Tor
Hight msnufactufing viii rent part or whole
To- hit tenants. with power; >tuit u ~
bridgeport. Conn. Address T.. {. N THO
upr ONCE.
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Furnished Rooms.

I.-HACHFLOR APARTMENTS. en-
-uit. and sincly: modern improvements
rooms ~ weekly upward; convenient
principal hotels. club. restaurants. IL
Fast 23th-st.. bet. 9TH and Madlron aves.
3IH.ANF.. los. CORNER s6TH.Sr.-
ELEGANT apartment. facing Park. so to
300. SAMrEL NIXON, 90 broadway.
21ST->T.. l4o FAST lGrsmercy Park.
Elegant LARGE rooms Lack room adjoining !;
summer rates; breakfast optional refer
1ncrs.
osTu.ST.. IL WEST Imus royal rc.ta'ir-
ant handsomely fu nishod rooms. with b'th.
"a. 81, 323 Wf.Si.-Fu nishci rotins,
~ u 81 per week light housekeeping
I27rH.ST.. 2sa WE>r.-Cool. pleasant
furnished room; gentleman and wiL; I'M
proNcmcnt,; private house: reasonable.
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Real Gsiatc 10 Grehanec.

WANTED.-IIousc on west side. vicinity
7od.st. Ncw.York. I'm exchange for one or
Two iIrst.cl1ss houses IN l,rO"klyn. free aud
clear. worth sl4 geo and +e00yO Icspcc-
lively c. ]. SANDS. I,22l Fulton-'t.,
Brooklyn.
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Citp Real Gstate Go Cet.

Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR.-Fir-tcla-s acc0mmo-
datlous for individuals and Large pa. ties ;
house in perfect sanitary condition Fo'
further particulars address l.. c. HAY,
. $50 Praii leave, Chicago, Ill.
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Gorscs an0 Carriages.

FOR SALE.-A pair Of seal brown
mares. cob~. fun sisters. very close mates,
no white, l5ia hand, high, 8 ana 9 years
old. well broke single and double. .fearl' IS
Of anything, and warranted sound have
long heavy names and tails; are very
stylish and an extra fine team. CAL on
Il. Il. SNYDER. 5li WyaDdott-st. south
bethlehem, Penn.
EE.-WantCd 30 head OF horses
70 pasture: - pr month 80 acres; well
shaded running water. Apply or call on
~ \ SFt'G(, C.rfe,ct y j.
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miscellaneous.

A.-WESTLOTOIN Detective ana Law
Agency; divorces speciality separaLo"s, a.'
scitions. damages. shndowine. pflN"'c W,
nation Furnished; suite prosecus,i -nu
Tended consultation free. - Na.'su-s'.
ACCIDENT CASES. coiiectons' u.
elm bushes. rss,no,ts. all law business;
consultation FREQ. JAMES J. THOHN'Ef'
counselor. % i'ark Row.
A CATROAT or sloop wanted; so,ns
20 feet long, good condition ana ehe'p
for cash. Address, with price anu n, pai
tlculars, WAVE. BOX IL. Tribune onlee.
GENTLEMEN Wishing to ci,posc .,
their left:on clothing at fair .a,nnc uII
plsasc call on or address EDWAlsD NA|
LER 66 6th.Aye.
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gountrr neaI gstate % ret


ADfRONDACKS. LAKE PLACID
Mot beneficial and beautiful OF all Adlron.
dlck resorts; furnished cottage rooms;
900 for season 10 trouble housekccpl1g
here; Photographs. 4. NJ. NOBLE, 100
EloldNay. y. y.
At ELO0MFfELD.. y. J.-llrcc tory
dcta bed hri'k house. u rooms, all improve
gSsa6 2 NSpy F' %HTAN f:GG1 SEd rent
AsDURY PARK,-Furni-hcd cottages,
hotel and bo,rdlng.house- al SIZE from
200 up. II. B. CRossEfr III Broad
way. City.
\. u. HOPE. 1i3 Liherty-st.. makes
speciality " buying. selling aud renting
houses. lots and farms In Ncw-Jcrsev.
ADIRONDACKS. HUE MOUNTAIN
LhKE.-Furnishet cottage 10 rent for the
,cason. Meals and attendance nrnish'I
Apply TO g. W. UNNfCLlFF. l Broad
way. y. Y. cav.
AsBURY PARK. y. J...Dcslratle fur.
ni-hed cottage. li'ts. MILAN ROSS,
Asbury PARK. y. J.
TLBERON. y. Ito let. tire elegant
furnished cottage, ~ rooms ocean fronts
stable etc. WILLIAM LANE, Long
Branch.
FURNISHED COTTAGES. - Crc,' cnt
Beach. ncor New-I.onion. Conn; entire
season $50. 500: photographs. CEtI-
1ENDEN, 10 hut''tsc-st.. BrooSlyn.
FURNISHED COTTAGES al reduced
price>. on ami near bay. south side, Long
Island. l-lip and Bay Shorr, catalogue free.
l.. J. HAWKINS. fsiip. l.. /.
FURNISHED C0rTAiES 70 rent. d.
slfablc lnca,lol.: all improvcn cnt' new
lu-taici oata oguc. JEREMIAH ROD
bins. Behy.on. L. ].
IL THE nERkSIilRr>. at south Egg
rorf.-~ inner cottage 10 1T. rrni-h'd
piano, lawns icc-hou-e. gard II, stable. ct.
urueatfyI NInagc '.frOdHuihgs. :. H.
nOyDALT. West 2ltn-st.. 5tn-avc. hotrl.
PELHAM MANOR. y. rumi,h,t
June - To- O,t"D,r !. attractive house on
L. plana'e. II rooms. bathroom. lanadr" aud
lam fo'r'.nsr. 10 fulfc1. Inquire 10 once,
JO~ErlG ENGLISH. Pelham Manor Post
once.
TO LIT. bfKSISHED.-i,a byio,. l.. l.,
fully furnished n"i"rn cotArv ~ ~.
proycwcnia. LIT ffcc. J. J. EoBlilNS
& 90.
10 RENT. At QTOGrE. l.. For tho
fea-on: 'Di'1e. fully furnished has p
rooms. - bed o0r.-. via" piaSyas. -eron l.
story balcony stable with stalls, roa u.
man ruou-. Windmill; N"-etiblr rn't"n
we'll llhniei excellent wI'c-; Within 30
rds ~ boich beautiful We've n % ~
AID Shnne'Ork l,ay. Apply 10 lINil
". HALLOCk. ouocue. l.. l.
SUMMIT. y. J.-Furn,.hcd house, to
T., log sea. on In b~st locations; large anu
small: ai-n unfurni-h.d houses BY the year.
, .. POTrEE. opp1slt. rtat-oI
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Conntrp Real Cstatc for Sale.

4 GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY HOME
FOE SALE, at a bargain (formeily owned
oy the late Edward Ridley, OF AMIDST ,,
at Pleasantville. on Harlem Railroad, ..
40 large fruit and shade trees fine lawns
MODERN building. i1x55. containing 10
rooms. bath, closet, kitchen OIL irst moor.
laundry; all in good order, ready for i'm.
mediate occupancy large cellar under whole
houre. with summer litchca; good stable.
with apartments above for man; vegetable
garden planted, grape and raspberry vihes
q "a splendid young lioi;teln COW now giving
:! quarts daily; 81 Lcehora laying hens
DUCKS all farming implements high,
hs,ithy location; the rounds are 271 feet
wide. SO feet IN depth, on corner of
cent al.avc ana noilroidA,e.; modern
publ, school fine drives: exactly six
minutes Walk to depot; pleasintsillc Is the
third station above White Plains; inquire
az tnc d*iot for the Ridley place: open
for in.pcl tion at all tines: recently cost
TO. 600; price. including furniture. carpets
and china, 10000; part MY remain on
Of the ow:iel, J. ). KiI1ERBAND, go
Broadway.
AGENCY FOR -Residcncc
properties OF all descriptions for sale and 10
let fur nshci HOUSES.
TUBES & TAYLOR. ) Bcckman-.t
CLAY LANDS In Ncw.Jerey; Are
brick claws sewer pipe clay and red brick
fire test. made valuations given. f.
ROWLAND. III Broadway.
GREENWICH. conn. -DeslrabIe villa
site. on North-st.. overlooking Sound FISH
ionahlc. accessible. healthy. SAMUEL
NIXON, 90 Broadway.
MONTtLAIR PROPERTY, sale. rent,
exchange; all prices: l,rgcst assortment
Z. {. HINCR. Montclair. y. J. take Erie
Kallwayi. or PHILLIPS e. WELLS. Trlb.
me Building.
MORRlSTOWN FARM.-iO acres, adj
Joining limits; lt acres asp1iagus. balance
apple ana pear orchards. grain and grass ;
old.fish!oned rcmodAllcd house, twelve
roOrs; IL minutes from depot romantic
views; fine shade and lawn terms easy !:
goncry-st.. jersey City.
FORDHAM HEIGHTS, > BEAUTIFUL Qucc1
Anne housc, restricted neighborlood. near
now uni, crsify cXpcs. clcsa'cl ira, t. oil
lmprovcg.nfs olsy term; immeAa.e POS
80 lion. p. o. Box 2,eS7.
FOR >ALE.-Co,tagc home and lot. 25V
100. No. IL 9th%t. brooklyn; GOOD place
for true l<Tnan: plenty II stable room con.
ycnlcnt ~ Hamilton Ferry.
IN THE ORANGES.-A tcqutiful home
pla~c; house. II rooms; stable. etr. too
largo for the present owner; price $1,000
might exchange for house IN Brooxljn. Nd
dfc-s G.. -. D.. Tribune Ollcc.
WATiR FRONTS on North and Fast
River. staten Island. Ncw-Jclscv; suitable
for coal depot snip yards factory rites
al-o water fronts for residences. i. ROW.
LAND. III Broadway.
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flats Gu Get. Furnished.

TO RENT. FrkNISHED.-A corner
alnrincnt from Junr | Ia october ! or
November. IN the Mason. Inquire Of Jahi-
tor, East joth'st.
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GeIp Wante0.
Nfa1aa

AGENTS and CANvASSERS. male or
ence UNNECESSARY; no hlkins REQUIRED ex.
elusive territory given. For particulars ad-
dress /. PUTNAM IL CO., West winsted,
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-10
CRTNOLTNE RIOT IN TENNESSEE.

We have suspected from the first that the
introduction Of crin0line could not be effected in
this country without producing trouble Some
thing has seemed to hint all along that the
advent Of crnolinc was going to Dc marked by
more or less strife Our fears appear TO have
been well grounded There comes at this early
day a long dispatch telling OF riot and bloodsled
brought about by crn0line at Milan, Tenn.
We are free TO confess that We would rather
this had been reported from some other place
We are sorry to say that we have not that con-
fidencc in Milan, Tenn, which We should pre-
fer to have in every town of this great Re
public Rather too many strange things have
happened at Milan. OF course, as a centre of
disturbance, Milan, Tenn. does not rank with
Scranton, Penn, but when anything does take
PLACE there it is good deal of an occurrence
More circus lions have escaped at Milan dur
ing the last three years than at any other three
points in the country put together. In fact, the
und,rbrush about Milan is all worn out by the
constant slasling about of the tails Of escaped cir
Gus lions, and the National Society for Forest
Preservation is going to look into the matter. But
though an Overworked correspondent. in the rush
Of getting his matter up before the telegraph
Office closes, may occasionally count the same
lion twice, this is no proof that he is not
absolutely accurate on the subject Of crinoline and
We will give the substance of the dispatch as
we find il in an exchange.
A Mrs. Sanders is the leader OF fashion at
Milan Mrs Sanders has read much about Grim
oine in the papers OF late. and she naturally saw
that IL she were TO retain her position mt tile
head OF the best Milan society she must not
longer delay taking up crnoline. Accord
iugIy last Sunday she arrayed herself In it and
started for church. Her appearance caused con-
siderable CONSERVATION, and. We fancy that even
the runaway lions, vagrant tigers and astray
leopsrds ceased switching their tails for the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-10
PERSONAL.

General Harrison expects to 60 duck shooting on
the Illinois River in few days. Mrs. Mckee will
spend a fortnight at her old home In Indian
apoIs and then return with her children to Boston,
Mr. Coningsby Disraell. N. r., nephew and heir of
Lord Beaconsneld has just taken possession of
llughendon Manor, the late Earrs old home. The
manor house. which Is richly and cheerfully furnished
and contains many souvenirs OF official life and royal
favor Is modern, or undermined, edihce, uniformly
whItened on all sides, but suggesting by the forms
OF It's architecture that parts OF the building may be
somewhat older than ihe resi-, ana that originally the
variety OF color.
Colonel Samuel winslow, chairman of the Repub-
lican state Central Committee OF Massachusetts was
captain OF the Harvard University baseball nine of
's5. which made an exceptionally good record
The Grand Duchess OF Baden aunt Of the Empcror
OF Germany, Is u sklful needlc-worker. At an exhl
buon Of womans handiwork which Is being held I'm
Carlsruhe, the capital Of the country over which her
handsome husband rules. Her Royal Niehusss sx,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-10
amnsemenIs.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-S-The Black Crook
AMBFRG THEATRE-s-Child Of FortuIe.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES-7 30 10 1o:3o-Exhi
biton. ~ ~,
AMERICAN FINE ART sOCIETY-0 a. m to 10 80
D. m.-I.oan Exhibition.
pIJOU THEATHE-S-A Mad Bargain.
BROADWAY THEATRE-S-NiDety Days.
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL-1o o. m. until ~ D. NJ
The Dorc s'aIlcry-S :3o-Concsr.
CASINOS 15-Basochc.
CHICKERlNG HALL-S-Concert.
COLUMBUS TIIEATRE-S-Annc Pixey.
DALY-S Observation-Disclosures Manee-S :1o-IweEth
Night.
EMPIRE THEATRES :15-1hc Girl Let beh'no Me
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES 15-Cavalleiia Ruseona
and La Locandera.
GARDEN THEATRES :15-Giroae-G iroGa.
GRAND OPERA HOuSE-S-Aeross the Potomac.
uARIIGAN'S TFEATEf-S-Mullgan Guards Ball.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES 1.-THE County Fair.
HOYTS MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :3o-A Trip
TO Chinatown.
ROSTER & BIALS-S-Vaudeyie.
LENOx LYCEUM-Food and Health Exposition
lRCEUM THEATRES :15-Americans Abroad.
MUSIC HALI<-2-Concert.
STANDARD THEATRES :l5-The Sportsman.
STAR THEATRES :l5-Oa Probation.
TONY Observation-Disclosures
UNION SCUARF..TlIEATRF-S l5-R!chard III.
14TH strict NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..