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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

CONTRACTS THAT CovrI,cr

Chicago. Aug s-Gnnd Army ro,o. No.. o,rs,nr
some OF the Western roads n grcot do,, -, ,ororcc
these days. Should the Santa Fc,s proposi;ion to
reconsider them be voted down these roads will bc
IN bad hx' The action OF the association In regard
10 these rates was complete surprise TO them. They
expected reduced rates to be made and thcv went
on ana maze their contracts for transportation for
hummer VI p's's on that understanding. As things
are now Ihey cannot stand by their contracts without
ignoring the association agreement and II they oh
serve the agreement they must break their contracts
with the Grand Army men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
TYLER IND ZIMMERMAN SHARE UONORS.
FINE BICYCLE RIDING AT CHICAGo-THE WIN
NERS.

FINE BICYCLE RIDING AT tlilOA'O-lHT WIZ
NEHS.
Chicago Aug. s.-IIonors this. the second day OF
he League Of American Whcelmcn National and Inter
national meet were divided between II. C. Tyler, t'e
Eastcn 'crack," and y. \. Zimme lnan who's" quarter
mile in 80 % seconds Is cNcccd ONLY 10y his own w'f'u
record of 20 made at Detroit last week. Tyler
voluntarily moved back from the 2oyard mark IN the
mile handicap 10 scratch cro to break the 'ia"h
record and succeeded Handsomely covering the distance
- cl 90 This performance is second only 70 Sanger
r,ic a, Milwaukee in 90 rs. zimmerman also won
.rc twomc lap race. scoring .eNcnt"en points t. Guy
l. G,rv', twelve This the Inst time the Boston
man had bccn near the front aud tho champion woud
have scored in hi stead in the final lap
Meint.cs the South African chanp'n proved dN'P
continent IL l. thought by some mt ne / h'dh" "' h'
,st for the international races Johh 'on''o VI
Npncorls won the second heat Of the quarternlc open
in "a scco ds but IN the hra followed zimmerman atl
TAYLOR over the tape. Tomorrow and THURSDAY 'he
yatona, championship will b. decided. Tonight tAe
,hcelmcn enjoyed a ride b. the Fair on Lake
Michigan To.day's summaries follow;
Tgo.t,lrds mile handicap final he't-". r. MutphN
xoy.y,rk 80 vaids first. Tinc-l % ID, ono h"''
,l,,oI. Division championship ttmc limit 243j-J J..
mis-. CHICAGO first Timc-2:i9 l.5; 10 race; scc' ma
trial. J. /. Bliss, INST 1lh' 90 !" u Nv"
co,d = II futile third race declared OIL one ME
4 90 minute elias, hrst hoat-J l. BF"huchpcr' '"'
n,s, Tmc-c.sS Quart"r.milc open; hna-A. \.
zirmcrmsn Ncw.Yoik. first Tinc-3'25 I"o'mlo
,ea,o raoc-ChIcago Cycling Cluo tIutu'' bliss Il
ct,,crs frs. 10 points Onc.Iailc handicap fnal-M.
y fnLcrccr Buffalo 60 yards hr''. Him - '''
ti,cn,iic Ilno, Diysion championship w A. Kh'ue>'
cbtcago n..t Tmc-13 % rs Two-mile lap ia'e'-A'
4 Zimmerman u poi Z, {. l.. Gary, Boston 10 n'a
". Smith. New.york > points J. T. Carh' Boston
. nonts: IL. H. Stevenson, point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug Section easy; middiing, ~
low middng i5-6c; good ordinary SIS ne' new
ross receipts $50 bales. including ~ baies ne"
eeron. snles 2l9 bales; stock. 1928 bales Latin,
New orleans. Aug s-Co,ton dull c s GOOD ordinary,
isc net and gross receipts. 2l3 bales SAFES ''
bales: stock 5i.5& bales ,,s,,no 7a,cc.
oGorfoIk Aug. a-Cotton quiet; minnnnt' M
-, ,iddline TIC; good ordinary. 67.loc net n
rross receipts I5 bales sales. Iso baies' s'o'''
"svannah Aug Section steady; midiins rss
10, middng &c: good ordinary, Gao; net una sios'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New.inelsnd, variable winds fair weather "'r''
and fair Thursday. A..
For Eastern Ncw.Yerk Eat IN PfnnsFN"'l'' N'N'
Icr.cv pcawarr, Maryland. the District OF Ooiumba ana
virginia warmci fair sOuthcrly winds "'in"i anu Jul
Thursday. s anal,
Fa.ts,u Tlord1 warmer; light local rain'.
H., Western Florida Alabama, Mississippi Lou sahi
aud Eastern Texas local rains and thund"f-t'rnS
For Oklahoma. Indian Territory. Arkansas missouri
K,usa. and Colorado cooler local hondr'tor1' warmer
THURSDAY. ,, ,,,, loon,
For iowa and Nebraska warmer with light local
thunderst,rms. .. ,.,o,.
For Minnesota North Dakota ana solh D'""''
,.,o,c, occasional light local rains
For Tennessee. Kentucky and West virginia '''' .
- ,,A ,,.,, Loco,
For Illinois Indiana and Ohio warner WIN s"' '''
,,urdc.stornis at night.
IN, Michigan and Wisconsin. warmer Hsh' 'ocoi
thunderstornss. . r.,,,.,,,,
For Western New.YorN and weston Fehh'SN"''
warmer; variable winds; fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

Russian Aug S-The wool market is still duli, az" ere
saies are mostly in small lots; ohio heeecSV and
quoted at 23a25c for y. and NI23c ior Fine de-
X and above: Michigan y at 2Dna3c. ,iI,h,can
Lame selections are offering at 23c for MlrI,-
and &c for Ohio. lnwashed and uniel r,tarter
ahia noeces at lJNlgc. Good one-luat, TO-
Hood unwashed combinG sells at rouiu i| an
territory woods selling at low prices Az" ona
a basis Of &c for medium and sl'n VIC mia
and fine medium: clean Texas and talllv9l i,,
quoted about the same territory. Nothihs u''''e
in pulled woods. and foreign woods duh.
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Drfssmahlng.


DRF>SMAK tE.-Crmpetcat drassmakcr
will eLgage with fanilic., county o. sra-
shore: evening dresses specially blPh-
ct rlN references. Address DRESS
MAX liz ljG Fast s9th-st
DRESS MAkING.-A French dr,,snaAcr.
lately fiom Paris, would III frW more
customer, In the city or country hy day
beet reference. !. Il, care Of Nine. Boo.
card 80 ith-aN".
DRESSMAK and dress modclcr
fFrrnchi ,r-irr, few moro Gu toners TO 20
out by the DAY ~ - day reference. J.
NJ. 23O East ~ .t-st
DRFSSMAKFH.- Makes stylish dresses 81
w. perfect lttcr; 20 years cNperlencr.
Mr.. SMITH. 100 West JOth-st., Oth-aNr.
l. -tltl0n on corner.
DEESSM AKiNG. Perfect hitting. styl-
i-h dresses male from 40 up. Mrs
WlTkOV. G3 West llth.st.
PERFECT CUTTING hitting. latest
style, In waists and skirts; Gowns made
over. equal to new half price during
AUGUST. Address MODES. Tribune Uptown
Oiirr 90 PrDldW,N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

xrws rcoM THE FIELD AND RANGE oF PRICES
NV" Ncw-York, Aug. S. 1898.
There was little Improvement IN 'iie ioa' ~
troleum trade to-day. The sales OF Na''o''n '
r,,eca,ee at tho consolidated stock and Petroleum
I,xcbsnoe amounted to 5000 barrels at oii@ cents
and OF 10000 barrels at the stock Exchahe rtinmed
cents News from the field showed coh'i'"'
nrenonderance OF demand over production 40
Refined oil and foreign quotations were "i'
cha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
Gslp Uantso.

Males.
ANTED.-Two Young men,. rapid pen
men to Do addressing, &c. Address X. Y.
L.. Tribune Office
WANTED. In Ncw-NoIk bank, an
experienced Lann clerk nOnr other neci
apply mus b. Of ,Nrelcnt character will
IN. ami oblicing lond required Adde'S.
,ti.ins a-c. r. dcncc. experience. and at
at tire" wcl,.knowii icienccs, DAVIS,
EOA 10, Tribune once.
Ioma,c.
LADIES WISHING h improve spare
hous- and at the same time earn extra PIN
money. an do up better than engage / our
fascinating n1nr employ Hcnt. EIKUS-
CAS- ART co. 80 East l4th-st.
WANTED M,dil".ae 4 woman ~ hous".
k,rlcr In country healthy and tru-ty good
ma,uroi. g.. HART. Tarrytown. y. y.
WANTED Tor snail family. mother AID
daught r. cook and lauudlcss, chambt rInlld
ann waitress hour ~ minutes from
city: v.ttlu 10 minut all churches: b. u
2, frrrncc- required ad1r's> II. II. 5,
Ir.bun, Uptown O1irc. ! .2i2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
THE HEATHER REPORT.
HIGHER TrMprRAruRE IN THE EAST.

Washington Aug. s.-The barometer l. lowest over A.
,in ihoia and highest the Middle Atlantic STATES me
cm,,crsture risen In Montana NJ" England ana inc
,k. re- ion aud fallen dc .ifedv In the N0rti"">'
Fair weather prevail, Ia the Mississippi Valley ana the
eastward over the Atlantic States Light local Wuhe'''
tom. ar. fcpor,od from the lowes Missouri valley
Fair weather viii generally prevail Oh W'on''h' w
con, local ,hudci storms In the Mississippi and Missouri
valleys.
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gounirn Real estate 60 Eel

FOR oxr ar TWO MONTHS Neat cot.
face furnished 10 minutN- from station
salt water front. garden; or T., sale. FIXED
MINER. Sioningtnn, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

Henry Krone who shot James Howell In the neck IN
F1atbuh war released from the Raymond street JAN yes
,od,v under 40 600 bail He pleaded not guilty, and
aid he shot Howell In self-icfcncc. At IN ho'Ia'
SUPERINTENDENT Duiyce aid Howell viii probably Re-
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for Sale.

for Sole.
FURNITURE pianos. mirror. paint
ir.- ,afut- It,. ~ goat -ar.iilrc for
ca,h I'M vcrl WALIEE'S Auction
Eopns. lie AID Sqralc Broadway. cor. 3jtH
-, l-'hhii-h'i lsJ".
ATTENTION. sewing maDhlle- OF all
Kind new ;-' s9 ,i.. ,ccon dian. 90
EArScnS. 2.ijl 8io's. ilsth-st.
Ar EEpU, ~ PRICES 800 second.
hand vOpd and iron working machines
fuiIY guaranteed machinery bought and eN.
chang q. GEORGE Is. EDDY. a0S Mad.
.on--t
rlcYcLE BAGrAlN. grade. pnea,.
matte. 80. al-p . 20 prrInltic. no %.
IIA> BEOt OK. lj5 West I'D II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pueumo,ir.
Including lsup bell. brand new. so also
ladf'- safety. BARGAIN loo Murfav-st.
FOI. saba god secondhand chcri.
punch. j.. 9sb sth-aNc.
coin CHAIRS. only a.; reduced from
81. guaranteed remain brilliant gold ~ 20
war. cr'af"-t -acfiiicing ever known.
FHIEDBERG GILT CHAIR COMPANY,
~ Murr1y--t.
HARDWARE AND TOOLS, spccialtles.
ncubaiors ani hioodrr-. CHARLES T..
LITTLE. - Fulton.st.
EOLLFK.IOl DESKS. Remington t,l".
writer. ether "nirr iurnit'r.. Apply 20
Wa. liih.-t.. hnOm 8
ADVERTISE .siINT> AND sUBSCRIP.
TIONS FOR mr. NEW-h oRK THIH.
USE WILL 81 RECEIVED Al THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE. No. "a. Broadway, "a
door north o. 1hiiti.nr,t It. aud ADVEK.
qISEMEN1S a. the following Branch Of
nccs 254 sth-aNr.. =. g. cor. @3i--t 1J2
Gth.sNe. l57 Fourth-aVr.. corner -Four.
tcenth--t.: 7Go Thi ave, corner Forty
s-Ncnth.-t. COO ihi d-at".. near Sixty.
nrst-st.. EOS F1r-t-1Ne. .Ti Wet Forty.
second. st. l75 Columbus ave. $50 East
<7pt-st. corn"r Third "N"- -" Fat l2jth-
Th'rd.aNr: 90 West Fnurtrenth.st. 257
West l1d-s. 80 fh'fct -.
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Real estate To Gfth anac.
BOARD au0 Rooms.

olSrSr.. . WE>r.-Scronl.st story front
Other rooms permanent tran. icnt; meas
optional summer ~, ref Fences.
gsTH.Sr.. ~ Wl~>r Very desirable
o0ms " n or without lolri, r,.ci cucc,
aivrh aud required
100 EAST J5TII ST DOrbic and single
rooms nr-t and ~rc"ni rrOr., superior
hnard modcrIf' prices American.
-, WEST iiIll-NT.- House and room,
10 ni-t.tii~- order CO., suit" o. singh" with
bond y. rman,nt. trJnsirat, terms r. asOn-
able references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

Tribune Onicc Aug. .. a m-Thc weather Yesterday
was fair and considerably warmer The temperature
ranged between Go 81 degree, the average o phS
Gis lower than the corresponding day asV year. '' 81
higher than on Monday.
Tn and near New.York to-day the weather Will prob
ably and fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

Ia mi. daoran a contnuou, white line shows the
,.nc e., nrss,Irc a. Indicated BY The lrbun"S sell lie
barometer. The Dfoncn IN. ''-"'' WIZ WV
ncrat,re as observed at Pctfy's IhoIlhaey'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
RosTON WOOL MARKET.

-ooe,n,s ZIG bales including bales new crop S''''
NO bales: stock, S7ij bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

DECREASE IN ATCHisoNs EAhNiN's'
Rosto, Auv s.-Ihc gross earnings OF Atchson
entire s~stem for June approximately were s''oo''
072; decrease. $3.50, 101.
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miscellaneous.


IN years Old. gentle. easy mixer must
g.Nc about nfirrn quart, csch daY liberal
price given. Address. with full particulars.
SIDNEY. Bon 29l5. Now-iork.
THE TRIBUNE
Up.own ONCE.
az Broadway. 81 doIf north ~ oIs'-st'
Advertisements and subscriptions
IL, ith-aNt. ,.r. ,ith.>t.
$50 Sd-aNc.. between l6tl ana ,,th sts.
l.3.3 3d-sVr.. between 10Th anu 'Oth sts.
.02j ad-avr.. near Olst->t.
Los l~i-lNe. near. o.ith Sd
go 3f-ayc.. conner isth..t.
o1i Sf-aNe.. near East 5.th~t.
% Avenue 4, ictwccn 81 ald 4th sts.
u Canal-st. ard lJ1 DiNlsion->t.
li3 Church-st.. bit. w rren ana Cham-
bcl. sts.
lOs lN-aNc.. near s9ih-st.
80 3i-aNe., corner i5th--t
- slave. near Fast 31th.st.
y Avenue A. between I'd and ith ayes
u Canal.st and ~ DNison-~t;
10 Church-st. bet. Warm ana Cham'
~, iilcrckcr-st.. near thri-f0pher-st
~ ihst i1th-st.. corner Sf-aNc.
~ Ea.t i2d.st. near Madi>en'avc.
HARLEM OFFICES:
lou fasr 18th near SdlN".
80 Nest le5ih.st.. bet. 18th and 9Th aNes'
5-O West li5th-st
NO. bROoKLYN OFFICES
5of fulton-s;. % Court-st.. sos De kalb'
ave-. l.2Cn Dcdfori.sye.. 100 way
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THE TRIBUNE.

THE TRIBUNE.
At BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received ~ regular o1oo
rates unit, 3 D. M. VIZ:
?5t SHAVE, =. 9. COZ. OF 23fet.
I92 Columhus-ave., near West 0oth-sk
102 Columbns.aNe., near West 08tA.se
l0U West 42t-st.. near Chit W.
90 West iul->t. nea: 5th-ave.
go West 42i-st., bet 1th aud 9Th AYES.
1oI SHAVE, cor. 14thst.
,33S 3d-aNc., between 18th and 5Ith-ets.
l.33 3i.a,e.. between 18TH end 16th 81.
l,020 3d-ayc.. near 6lst-st.
,Ioo lst-aye., near oyth-st.
go 3d-aye., corner f7th-st.
5St 3taye.. near East 3lth-se.
- Avenue A, between - and 4th evos'
IL Caual.st. and 157 oivisiourss:
li9 Church-st. bet Warren ana InA~
bers sis.
3s5 Blcecker.st.. nar cArtseophor-sa
$50 East 47th-st., corner. Slave:
90 Fast i2dst.. near Madison,sVe:
e,05i 3daye., bet. 1i2th and llSth stA
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 East l25eh-sk, near 3d-ave,
o1y West IoSth-sk, ~. 7th ana Stn s'es'
$40 weJ SsRfcs66xiSS OFFICES;
xe7 EultoS-e1.. ~ Ceurt-st.. oOS Pc kalo'
''' eve. i.ies ssdfOra-avs. 100 s'was.
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL WINS.

cu,c.co MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL WINS
Chicago, Aug. tspccaD.-Juage "''''i, y,
APPELLATE Court noday decided the case Oh MUTT "
Uov, and other surviving heirs Of Jesse lioSt ana
Perry II. Smith, against the Chicago. Milwaukee auu
St, Paul Railway Company. involving many 'no"s''"'
Of dollars. In 1880. the railroad COMPANY VIZ"
owned three lots adjacent TO Its railroad 'r"oNs
tered into a contract with IIoyt and smith,
the latter TO pay rental OF SS'oo' "''
A.. o.or,a construct an elevator and also operate
The ru,ton elevator On It's ride the raiiroho "S''
that during the period OF ten years 1t would ~
the elevators 20 900 900 bushels of grain 10 DC so.,
ut cent per bushc In default of snch d'"'''S Wv
deficiency was 10 be charged for at the SAM INV,
Suit WAS brought for a deficiency Of 3ooooo" o"s",',
in lss,. and the superior Court entered 'nus'" tna
sao ooo Today the Appellate Court reversed inc
decision nm the ground that the declaration 70 ~
fsctiye and insufficient. This Is Victory ior INV
railroad company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
FURNISHED Rooms.

coon. QUIET. cnmDitnil' rooms. par
lor upper n0.f- cn suit. -in.lv private
hath CONVENIENT principal L't'l- clIl =,
rrstpulari-. " East 2lth.st.. between Jth
iud Madam aNcs
TWO CONNE, TING ROOMS uent
housekeeping; cheap. clean. . Moor 9l2
6th-aNc.
To PHYSIrIAN-Orl. with sleeping
accommodations. centrally located, good
n~lrhborhood reference, desired. 2l1
Past i3ih.-t
10TH IT ~ WENr.-Nrltly Furnished
tup.HYar rooms 40 - - 80 maguii-
cent large On-. -. -. =.
I-rH.ST. 81 WIS Dc-irablc room
Oh .rrond Gonr. also pleasant bali rooms
references thanrcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
INCREASING BUSINESS DUE TO LOWER RATES.

Cbicaco ILL., Aug Tsp lial).- Some Of the "'S'ei"
roads are now beginning 10 admit that n great "''
take was made by them in not reducing rates !"
June, before the money strngcncy hnd really set ~"
The result of the last reduction has been s"rprSe
10 them. The business has steadily ana ma'eriaiV
Increased since they were made Iralns prl'''"s
rr,,nr ~ the roads had furnish extra equipment
~ sccommodate their passengers. Had the reduction
-, r..1o A. the beginning Of June or the beginning
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Real Cstaic unnis0.

WANTED -Jer.ey farm accessible 10 city
10 La-c BENZ. MILLS. u L1-L l.l.-L.
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Doaro luanieo.

WANTED \ HON" for our baby boy
,g.d Nrra. BOTH noun .hm"ni. Vii pay
40 monthly Adde'S, PARENTS. Tiib-
unr Ori o..
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tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advert semeDts received at regular ONCE
rates until 8 p. M, VIZ.
o5t SHAVE, 8. Q. cor. OF 23d-st.
l3c 9th ave. cor. 1oth.st.
lg5 Columbus-avc.. near West 6Sth.st.
l06 West i2d-st. near 6th.ave.
20 Yves, lith-st., near 5th-ayc.
OF West 42d.st.. bet. 9TH end 9Th ayes,
IL 4th.aye., cor. l4th-st.
33s 3i.ave, between 10Th and 18th sts.
323 3d.ave, between 18th end 10Th sts.
! 0o6 sd ave. near 81 st-st.
,70- lst-aNe.. near ooth.ss.
20 Si.ave. c0lner i7th-st.
"a 3d.aye near East 27thSt.
- Avenue A. between ID and 4th sts.
II Canal-st. and l57 Division-st.
li9 Church-st., bet. Werrcn and Cham
beers sts.
25i shave, n. g. cor. OF Eou-st.
Is. Ih.aye., cor. 12th-st.
1872 Columbus-ave.. rear West 0Sth.st
lO6 Wet i2dst., near 0th.ave.
20 West 14th-st., near 5th-ave.
257 West i2d.st.. bet. 9Th End 9Th ayes.
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ADVERTISER AND SUBSCRIP.
TIONS For THE NETWORK TRlB.
uSE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE No. i.242 Broadway. "a
door north Il Thiity.frstst and ADvER-
TISEM tNTS % the following Branch %.
nrcs 2ji sth-aNc., @. cor. 23d-st. 1872
G,h.,Ne.. l5T Fourthaye.. corner Four.
tenth. i. TG0 Third.ayc $50 Fast Forty.
sevcnth.st.. corner 3d.ave. $50 East 10th.
ST. near Third ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

GARDENER small family
house. fruits, vegetables, and care OF gentle
mans place; Il strictly sober and in.
du.trlous; good reference. Address D..
Box 90, Fairfield, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

The amount sG4is9O2 IS. less the amount SW.-
IA &c shows the surplus Of security In excess OF
the amount of indebtedness to be provide" ior'
namely S671 SCI 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

GARDENFR, &c -Dy . married Ger.
mar IS 10 ear for gcntleman's place I;
GARDEN stock and horses reference. l.. H.,
- n RYE n. Y.
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CHASING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, Aug. :. Is93
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Balance
ADD 9,tss"ea 'aiue % "'u '""' 3.o7ol
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balance In hands OF Union Trust COMPANY
,ntn~es.d s,usi1c fund eoatrifu,ons. s25i ,50l
Balance in hands OF Union Trust Company,
Trustee January !. 1893, representing
proceeds derived from lands so!d amount Oh an 80,
deposit payments ctc.....-.......-.. oVV IOd
Estimated amount OF easn 70 be received from
,shd OK W. ''s". 800, COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

rot.l 81 A a 20 J.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-06-27

Oceanic wharf on the day the
ssezmer Australia sailed hence was
st bs<; q ridiculous affair. Ii Is Of
too little moment 70 ask which
hand vss TO blame- There Is hut
one treatment to which such
s-own-up childrea should be sub
jectei-they should be spanked by
their respective leaders, Ike chill
dreo. and, if necessary, be put in >
dark room for an hour, Offensive
NJ. Bush was the original cause Of
the disturbance Of course If any
one Is rsbuked II should be ne.
But this Is the most undesirable
feature Of the whole absurd send
of 10 Mr.. No-dhof,-in six months
from now Mr.. Bush Is just IS likely
70 be abusing the royalists and
hiring band 10 second his devoid
political clustering.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-06-27
The Local Newspaper.

Senator Plumb Is quoted as hav-
ing said Il believe in the local
newspapers. They are the leaders,
the makers Of public sentiment.
They are nearer to the people than
any other papers. The editors
mingle with the people, and con
sciously or unconsciously reflect
the views Of their readers. By my
own private letters from all parts
OF the state and by reading the
local papers | can tell Just what
the people Of Kansas are talking
and thinking about. l can feel the
pulse Of the people and take their
temperature. I am amazed. too, at
the excellence Of our country
papers The majority Of them are
carefully, ably edited. They not
only print the news Of the neigh
borhood, but have opinions which
| find it worth my while TO read
and reflect upon 1 get no better
return for any Of the money which
] spend than for that which | pay
out for the local newspapers of my
state. The NewspapermaD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-06-27
Wis AND Orasaw,ss

That grand old Spanish repub-
licau, Elmilio CASTELAR,, has at last
reached the conclusion it is useless
TO struggle against the eonserya-
tiSm Of the Spaniards, My eoun-
trymen, says CASTELAR,, ARE not
vet prepared for the advantages
sud responsibilities Of a republic,
They have been for 100 many gen.
erationS under the tutelage of
priests and the repressing infu-
enceS of the monsrchy to decide
for themselves and carve out a
progressive national policy" 1t is
the old political story that proves
the Latin races cannot free them
selves from the political forms and
traditions which have bound them
TO medioerity, with but few excep-
tions, since the fall of Rome. Cas-
telar is probably the only man in
Spain today that has the stuff in
him which upbuilds a republic
and sustains If.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-06-27

The fool who hung the threaten
ing plaeard OF the gate Of Mr.
SpreckeIz residence was almost as
great an idiot as the royalist editor
who attempted Thursday to make
political capital out Of the thing.
The intellectual freak who at once
announced that It was no doubt
zone Of those coWardIy curs 90
abundant IN the ranks Of the an
nexationists doubtless spoke as
royalizts generally DO when ex-
cited. without reference to the evi-
dence in the case. The fact Is
there is not q particle Of proof
going 10 show that the coward who
committed the indeeency on Nh.
Spreckels was an annexationist.
Suppose It was claimed the whole
thing was & rOyalist tLick to
keep up the excitement2 The
charge would have as little
foundation OF proof as the one
IN case. Perhaps the most tenable
theory would Be that the man who
Perpetrated the outrage was q
crank, Ike the royalist editor in
question, and therefore not respon-
sible. President Dole, whose name
Is mentioned in 2 sort Of roya1ist
red-light as it we're, has, perhaps,
during the troublous times Of The
past few months been threatened
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-06-27

Bishop Willis Is again tempting
fate by writing editorial comments
On the political situation - The
bishop Is more At home when cuff
ing the second congregation Of St.
Andrews cathedral for being on
the wrong side of the theological
fence than when he attempts tolay
down the lsw as TO what consti-
tutes political heresy in Hawaii.
We greatly admire the bishop in
theology, but in politics are obliged
TO turn the table and denounce him
as hereto.