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The record-union., 1893-11-09

LAST WE HAVE IT.-KEEN, BRIGHT
"A and brainy men and women wanted every
where to take orders for "Shepp's WORLDS
Fair PhotCgraphed;' only book Oh copyrighted
photographs OI buildings, scenes anu eXhIDlts
OF the WOrlds Columbian Exhibition; author
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certificate accompanies each volume; bonanza
for workers. drop everything and handle IL;
you Will make money fast; books ready; credit
given; big commissions; illustrated circulars,
terms tree. Address GLOBE BIBLE PUB.
Co, 35S Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill,
Philadelphia, Pa. o2o-TIS2mo
JAPANESE BOY WANTS a SITUATION
81 to 40 general housework or day work i'll
the city. Address HENRY, this o1ice. n7-3t'
JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION TO Do
y good cooking or housework. Address NJ.
D., Inis office. n6-1w*
II DASTURAGE-GOOD ALFALFA PAS
L turage below gale on Riverside road. For
terms, ETC., apply 1920 Tenth street, between
@ and r. n2-2wF
WANTED BACK NUMBERS OF
w "Harper's WeekIy"-no matter how far
back; fair price paid. Room 72, state Capitol
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We.seral alntirrs.

4 ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
"A Will be given by the Berkeley University
Glee Club ut the Congregational Church,
hDN ESDA4 EVENING, Nov. 18TH 1t
N OTlCE-MY HORSE AND BUGGY
IN were loaned to certain parties on Sunday
ana nave not been returned; will give u re-
ward for their recovery. re WAH HING,
926 Third street. nS-3t%
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BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.

Bids will be received and opened THURS
DAY, November eth, at P. NJ, by the Board
OF Supervisors for the following supplies for
the County Hospital for three months, COM
mencing November 9, 1903, MEAT, BREAD,
and GROCERIES for three months, Samples
of Coffee, Tea, ETC., will be received.
NJ. MILLER,
n3-6t Chairman Hospital Committee.
The record-union., 1893-11-09

Y11o RENT-TWELvE ROOMS, PARTLY
1 furnished. Apply on the premises, 40
street after 10 A. NJ IL T-3Uf
The record-union., 1893-11-09

rTO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS. APPLY
L at WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE, 121
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17
PERSONAL.

Miss Susie Blackwell is visiting
friends at Hillsbore.
Editor Joe Wright, of the Wal.
nut Spring Chief is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Sanger
have returned from their bridal
trip.
Mrs. D. H. Hardy has gone to
spend few weeks with her mother
in Coryell county.
Mrs. w. E. Miller and Miss
Lula Miller are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. B. r. Chandler, on Franklin
street.
Miss Lilith Gardner, who has
been a pupil of the Methodist col.
lege for the past year, returned
Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. w. Sullivan, of Houston,
superintendent of construction for
Smith, Peden a. Co., is at the
Hotel Workman.
Miss Nellie B. Jones of Dallas,
with her two children are the
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Rust, South 9th street.
Mrs. L. r. Carson, Alexander,
Mrs. +. P. Hawkins and children,
Waxahachie, Mrs. G. II. Rowe,
Bolton, are at the Pacific today.
Prof. 8. Il. Thompson, forme. ly
vice president of Baylor University.
left last night for Conway, Ark,
to accept the presidency of a
Baptist college.
Mrs. w. S. Gillespie and daugh-
ter, Miss jamie, accompanied by
Miss Julia Gardner, left Saturday
for Chicago. They will also stop
in St. Louie, where they will be the
guests of Mrs. s. w. Fordyce.
Rev. Father Badelon will leave
for New York next Tuesday and
sail for his former home in Lyons,
France, first taking a glimpse at
the Worlds Fair. A priest from
Temple will probably have charge
of Father Badelon's congregation.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17
DENTISTS.

FOR SALE-Fine Jersey. Durham COW, e
gallons per day. Price sos 90. Call Q,
ITO South Twelfth street. S-l7 1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
OBITUARY..
DAVID r. BANLI>.

David p. raylis died Tuesday ~ MS nome
No 252 IIenry-st.. Brooklyn. lie was ''E" 'i'''
wears old. lie born al Jamaica. L. L. Oh 'hh''h
10 1904 and early IN life started hardware store VI
Jamaica. In 1-33 he removed 10 Brooklyn anu con
Quoted hardware ,tor, for thrty-hvc years ID NJ
lantic-ave.. near Iicury-st lie then retired WIN "
competency. lie one of TIE founders ol inc
South brooklyn Savings INSTITUTION ard was colro'r
OF II for fortytwo years. II" declined the p'N'o''
Of that bank md also Of Tie Long Island SAVING
Bank Mr.. RayliS connected with Inc 'hurch
OF tho Pilgrims and was Eotrd for his many anu
unohtrusivc charities Many Of the inslu'h' III rue
city received money regularly from him. IT, was In
eldest Of five brothers but survived them all Ills
wife died twenty wears ago. Mr.. EaylN leaves on
SON Charles : Haylie. now Axy-fve years DID, VINO
Is on bis way homo from LnrO.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
oprTr.RY NOTES

Rochester July Special w. Martin OF ui'
city who served Collector n the Port Of ""n's'e mn
dor tho nr-t Cleveland Administration died last night ~
Poland Suingt Me. Nj. Martin Wa Mt wears -
age II" formerly roIrsont"d th!s district on thr Demo
cratic STAB Committee. In hi, early h' MI M'rth
pract. ard law but yeaf- u" hal conduotel
piano store. lie leaves one son.
word was received in H. hester today q TIE death
AZ tlfr Ccrtr, q T. \. Iurdek. one % H. - known
t.mp lecturer. % the State. oral year aro
Rurdick mot witch an accident which crippled him. nni
in May Last an OPERATION va, pSiofm"f. Sine" that
tipc be- had ben lying at M" point VI death MI Hud VS.
,,s Tom in $50 and 10 hi- rarc- YEAR prart~i IA"
az Hcrkmcr. but for MANY vars past had devoted DIE
cniirc time % temp ranc' work.
Asbulv PARK. y. !. luly 81" rlail.-H'rrv =.
CLAYTON prominent lawver Of ,hi- stat d.'i 40 bis
home In hi, pee toh,v ~ 'tph1d pneumonia MI
Claytol wI, a grldua'c Of Yal. College. II" VS. my
ono ycars Old. He leave widow and t'o children.
Machlas Nc. July . derrick \. small d"i NJ
Macha,port hi, forenoon. asol ,Ntg i've year. Tie
va, one Of lo bot shiprAt"rs in N" STAT" 81
mad largo squanial "a NcWYork, ia K-on'lle ana
Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

$40 900 bushels There was further disappointment
because the total Of all grades here-10, 1913 900
bushels-showed decrease for the Week Of only
1874 OCO bushels The receipts 1862 cars; the
estimate for Tuesday. leo cars Minneapolis and
Duluth cars were 1853 Prices affected by the
announcement by Beerbohn, that English crops had
improved under the rains. The selling was led BY
Cudahy Linn and Ream. Professionals generally
were on the same side. september sold between
20 IA and "a. and closed at 90 34d6e 10 cents.
Corn was easier. AZ the case with wheat, July
was frmer than September. The carrying charge
for sixty days. which was IL cents saturday night,
narrowed down to l "a cents. The July showed
practically decline at all; the september decline
OF "a cent. shippers were good buyers OF CARROTS.
The spectators were all bearish. The inspection
showed s2l the estimate for Thursday was oGO
September opened AT AZ Is and closed at
Al 30 cents bid Oats sympathized with wheat ana
corn. July opened at % and closed nj % L. Sep
tcmber opened at PC IA and closed at 20 is cents.
With the deliveries out OF the way, and with hogs
higher at the yards lard and ribs were up a little.
But the trade too small TO make much OF
market. July product showed reaction from Sat
urday's depression than the September, and as a re-
suit the carrying charges were somewhat narrowed.
There were 30. 900 hogs. Prices up 20 cents.
The estimate for Thursday $4,000 hogs. Sep
TENDER pork opened Mt $50 10 and closed at $50.
September lard sold between S10 % and $40 II
and closed at 80 OF. September ribs sold between
80 10 and 20 20 and closed M 80 20.
At night "puts" September wheat were 90 LA
GS 1-sc: calls" 80 "A 80 3-5c. Puts" Sep
TENDER corn were Al i-4d41 3-sc; "cas,'' Al 5-sc.
For General Market Report see 9Th pase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
THE WATERS LITTLE CANE.
From The BuHalp Express.

How 10 get rich quickly 1 problem That .
Tier I'm 80 Ft~i Sd" restaurant -'fHu- n" u9N'
-o!v,l. Wa.n This waiter STRIFE transient cI-
fr<urr AZ i- cl'in- house I'm which j" f. employed I'
particular :, dohl -" prc" ~ tAc food consumed
when making ont the victims check n T. Is paid
vffhou' protect 80 iilf Cpc- int i" Waller ,"' h
should 'nc victim complain a. 'lr pril' fhr waiter
Ter, h., sympathy. declares De- himself 'inls u.
price cNprbiau'. aid departs win I'D" che =" mud
The proprietor and ercr" q reduction II possible. ~
course hc so ccod in DIS Imaginary hunt ara return
trirnp ant having " with great dMci induced ny"
proIiofor~ 10 cut MI rr'e.. The waiter meyer fall
impress the victim Win H." Amount 81 labor DE-
has expended CrauOnsly IN IFS behalf anf u /, sci
dom h. fl, 81 wording IN" Innocent Oh" '"r ,i.'
,'nnila eNprc ion % M. sH'iiIAc. thu ~iurlnt VIII
cns arrow If %" happens 10 mis- with ih" oiArr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

changed Wheat made a strong start, but heavy
sales drove the market 5-sc below saturdays close
No . red cash. 81 1-2c: July. &c. August, 83 I,s@
ing 66 l-5c. Corn was dull. closing $40 lower
than saturday; Nol mixed cash 80 3ac; !u,y;
cash. 3Oc; July. q l-oc August, "a 3sc; septem-
ber "a 3-4c rye. No >. 44c bid. Bran steady, nm
changed. Hay lower: prime to choice timotiy'
s11d$12. Rutter and eggs unchanged: Lead nom
inally 80 30. spclter. - o. Cornmeai firm Whskey,
~ L. Provisions dun. unchanged foi pork ana
lard Dry salt meats. loose shoulders. 80 %; longs
and ribs 80: shorts. 80 81 IL: boxed 15c more.
Bacon packed shoulders. 30 % longs and RIBS SO (;
shorts SlOi 2l-2. Hams unchanged.
Toledo. July j.-Whcat lower: No : cash ana july,
"a 12c; August. &c september, 90 SC ~ Corn dul
steady: No y cash, 4Oc; No 3 yellow. 39c. Oats
quiet: cash. 31c. Rye duD; cash, 32c. Coverseed
frmer prime october, SO %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
Dressmnhlnq.

A-NKII~Ttl DHrS>M KING Il Eigue
q 81 .f.- o.. uff- dfs--r- 'p"rlA4tf hotel
afder- AZ .ln.f notice sut Oh .li. ena! -.-
Mr. MrIIHO1. p. Fasi JtH--t 'yi'-li
srNart IN if'ng.
tINN0Is rI0NI>; ch,ro,, gio'.e-
Warranted ra.hah., ur-" buttons.
ont ru.d...d backs So uou-qlef1l-'- e.
worth - 20 fag'fi,-- It'Iu- uNu" h''t 2
al, uhsr- JANNFS. o." hoooc"uy
COMPITFNT DRi.~SNAKTR pe..'.'
crtt.r tr! nftrr llk' fcv rolr "ug1r'm b..
hy ~, clt .ty ID. country. BIO *, ~
East iitA--'
pRis~MAKEH and dre-, reiaodcler
want. q f.w mon. cu-t mop, AZ home" or 20
~ ou' hy th" dly. NINAtD. 80 Ior'
3l-'--t.
DIR ~>NAKTg ~ u. day o. az homo.
Ms IINbLti lE1 w. o>i.'.
prT~~NA -ftcucl dr.-oinator vll
make suumrI Gf'- 81. ~ N'rt mDG"fl'
price, pIfr. cu' and H. guaranteed lot
-t.l,- received every vcrA from Pa =.
Mn. HpC' Nrp. 40 fth.a'e.
pHt~>MNkl f.Wrrt rith Mad
r'd'n. VIII make gown. from - q" -l-
during tho sumner months reference -.
.tr, West 43d--t.
MODESTO ~ The day ~ reduced rates
flr th. country -fvi" and m un'NrDlrd
i1Iic., NOplSTT - r1.' l25fl Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE TO MEn r
\ DEMAND TO BE MADE FOR THE REPEAL. or
THE SHERMAN SILVER LAW.

DEMAND TO BE MADE FOR THE REPEAL. or
THE SHERMAN SILVER LAW.
The members O. the Chamber Of Commerce viii
meet at II 80 O'Clock tbs afternoon TO discuss th"
financial situation and pas resolutions calling upon
COnCr,-~ 10 perform It's duty IN relation 10 IN"
financial question IN manner that will be- 4or tho
b,st interest Of the entire country. Tho Chamber
Of Commerce Is composed Of mon who arc engaged
in merry all thc branches OF business carried in
THIS Gtv and a onnconsus Of their opinions as OK
Irc sscd In any resolution which may BE- adapted 20
dav coming rs II will from the great centre OF cap
ital, ought to have much weight and inhn"n"" In
controlling the votes OF The members Of CONGRESS
This meeting was called originally to ask the Pre-,
idcut 10 call an extra SOS sion ~ Congress immcd
atelv The call sent 10 Tho Vie" President a Jew
hours before The President determined 10 bring con
ercs, together. This duty therefore will Lot come
before the members but they will b" brought lacc 10
ace with "A discussion Of solution 81 tho hnanc"
problem # f. expected that there VIII be- l1fr"
attendance and among the actions tahcn will be the
adoption Of IA resolution calling for an immediate r.
peal % the sherman silver law.
Whether the Chamber Of Commerce VIII take an
advanced step and demand any specific form 81
legislation +, not known. II T. said that This will
lo lon entirely 70 Congress aud that the rrDca ~
tho sherman law viii be- al That they VIII ASK FOR
now That they will wait until after the org MIA
lion Of Congress before any further recommendation
are made seems 10 BE- the general impression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
4 R1DTCAL EPISCOPAL CLEHG WAN.
DEAN QUINCY EWING OF NEW ORLEANS. TAKES
ADVANCED GROUND ~ DEFENDING
PROFESSOR BRIGGS

New Orleans July lSpccah.- Episcopalans III
bis civ are discussing with much interest l"t"r IN
The Icavnnc~ written by Dean Quincy Ewing. Of
Christ Episcopal cathedral. In his city The letter -
defence Of the views u Professor Briggs and IN II h"
writer takes an extremely radical position in rceari
"a tbe Bible He holds that ihc reason NUT b." ~"
final orblter IN all questions raised by the dog
matte uttorances Of the Church. "" rejects the
miraculous stories in the Old Tcsanclt such rs III"
swallowing Of Jonah ~ whale. a. improbable ana
absurd lie looks with di,trust occlesia-tical
traditions ana doubts their authority In matters Of
faith lie adduccs The fonr different read
ings Of the inscription on tho Cross gwen In the
four Gospels as an illustration Of the mpossibiliiy
Of harmonning the Eiblc. We helped here, no
SAYS by nothing else than common scn-o. bv nolh-
Ina else than reason. II we could appeal to any
utlyritatlvc tradition with rcasonahl" certainty oil
having or uncertainty on tai, point cleared reason
would most certainly sanction The appeal
The Deans inference i that there Is no su'h
ant horiiatvc Tradition Old fashioned Epis''-
palians tlin; that tho Dean should b" called I" al
account for hi, letter especially rs his position
I'm she Cathedral gives III, uicrances n semi ONO i"I
character. Bat It is thought ly those best ni"rm"'
that no c.cial motto" VIII bc taken Of the lh'i0'h
The Bishop cf Louisiana. DR.. scssums, is man u
broad learning ana tolerant views, who i d"'PN
impressed with the bcief that modern bllcai sch'a
ship should not De undnIy unnecessarily hanpcr'u ~
the Church authorities. \nd though M, H"N {, ~,
ngrcc with the particular views Of Dean Ewlnc " !
believed iiat hc viii prefer " lei lib" matter uipP'
on tho ground that harm than eOuI N"'" !"
done 10y CAurcA EiaI on the points al l''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

Chicago. July 5.-Thc Union Pacific announcer 10
day that beginning next sunday II VIII h"" "'
following first clas, caSih0l'nd rates: I'"I""u'
spokane Garrison. Butte and Helena 'o ''''s"'
$50 co; 10 the Missouri River. $50; to - LOUIS go
The haSing rate for points cast Of III" MISSOURI iN'r
will 10 500. Tho rates as those Hl"t'n "i'Nc
will lie pu, into effect from ogden. In making these
rates the Chicago~i. Paul rate Is left un'"u'H"l'
while the rates in tho Western Passenger ASSOCIATION
territory east OF the Missouri River are cut II o.
This Is likely 10 cause considerable discussion ~
thc meeting Tomorrow and viii probably l"Hd 10 4
reduction Of rates In the as,ocla1un territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
THE STATE or TE1DE.

Baltimore. July Flour dun. unchanged s4lcS
40 bids Wheat easy. 80 = red pot ard univ
- I-ioG7 q. August. 69u 80 Lie. ~rpic'ui"r
Il Il Ste. stock. 9l2Ii1 hush. sale. l'-'nu
bush milling wheat. hv sample. G-o sc. corn dnll
mixed. spot. - 3-t0 I5c. July. i6 30 !" -
hn,h. white corn. by sample - -, y"llo" d"
4Jc. Oai, quiet, 40 white western. -" uc, ~ :
mixed do. .lj0 :!G lie. stock. 35'."12 bush. Ky
neglected.. 80 -. J90 toc. stock. ipl9i bush. Hay
firm GOOD 10 choice timothy, +iJ J1o 80" 80. 'ra.
rate, Inactive unchanged. Cotton nominal middhut
Lee. Provisions quiet; moss porn. 81 "GI,
meat loose. shoulder 10 ilc, long clear. j" -c
clear rib side, and 'uglr pickl,d shoulders.
10 :I-4c. surlr-cur'd -mos'G shoulders. II -
baIn-. loo. lard. refined. II i.ic. Buii"r dun
creamery, fancy. -9c. do fair &" choice. -" &c
10, limitation, 100 -, dull. g.. -. toi"" nrin
hong. erannli.d. - lfc. topper ,i"ldy r'hn'c'
II ! =. Whisky hrn II l-"-l ~.
Boston, july J.-Harh,is quiet.
Buffalo. July 5.-Cnrrinc- Of 'pot wheat con:iu'd 10
small lots o 10 ! Norih'r. >il'-, J.'"" fi-h
80 Norh"r N;i-hbufu &c. 1000 bush 80 h1ri
sold g. - G- Sic. 10000 bush 80 | N0fth'm Z
80 -" O1 . ic. 1000 bush TO- G1c. clio .lu- 80 ~
Winter wheat easy. rai's cas- 40 = r'"i. - -
. car No > "N;ra rcG. Sac. car 80 while. 80 .
l ear y" :. white. G1c. Cora easier. demand fir.
- car y" yellow. % l.ic. . cir> do i;'c. 5000
bush No corn. ~ l2c' > car do. i3 i" ~ ~ .
l. ~ . corn. t.. cat. finer. light supply .
-ac,. ears 40 - white. 30 Pc. ear do cnIi' .
80 Q cars y" . wniir. 3lo - e. . ears y" :
MIXED. - IL 30. hyr dull: 80. =. ''c asked.
e,raights ~ 2Oo - -. Ryc nonr - i'4T5 -;
Mil iced good demand. firm, UNCHANGED. 'anti
frcights. nothing doing account Of break In canal
T" - no for wheat hotf~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
CoNGRESSJ D1TET FlTORS REPEAL.

Congressman =. &. Davcy. Of Louisiana Il III wv
Marlborough rotcl. He said 10 Tribune reporter
v.s,-, oy that nc and H.. constituents In favor
Of the re?aai 81 the sherman act ii" believed tha'
nearly all OF The Louisiana Congressman would No'
for tho repeal Of DE measure. He ola not care
say what substitute legislation he favored. Ii'
said. however. that truce Ind been declared DC
tween the warning factions Of the Democratic Ii'rN
I'm LIS state that a istn had been made out WHICH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July SpeclaD.-It proved weak day
I'm wheat the September dropping almost cents, and
the July and the cash small fraction. But the
July relatively so much stronger than the sep
TENDER that tho carrying charge for sixty days
q cents last saturday and 7 IL cents last Friday
was reduced TO 34 cents. This, though, seemed 10
be simply because the deliveries were OUT OF the way
50 far n. ANYBODY could learn, there was no cash
bisiress done, and no charters were made. Besloes
the disappointment OF the visible supply, there was
an incrcase of 10000 bushels In the contract for
the week making the total wheat deliverable TO-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
AEruEIslIOp OEDONEX.

Panama June os.-NonsiEnor Ordonez. Archbishop
OF Ecuador died at Onitn on June u. II" WAS ole
waited 10 tho archhlshOprc fourteen years ago lie
was born IN rucnca. his family Icing on" OF III"
wcathcSt in the republic II Is said that h" lit al
his wealth to tho Church md III" poor 10 IN" "\
clu~ton OF his legal heirs. who wealthy. Mon,Snor
Gonzales succeeds him Archbishop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
MOSES KELLY.

Washington, July Moses Kelly. who was cm''
clerk Of IN" Interior Department under "a" hu'h'hhh
Administration in l-jG. and was f'r TINE >"H'
what prominent frur" under Secretary JACOB lhonP
son, administration 81 the depart men died IN this
civ last night. lie va born In N"W Hampshire
and was Il personal friend 81 President Pierce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

was Endorsed by all the Democratic 'ons'es'nen'
and 1t was expected that the appointments "ouiu
be made by the President his return 10 ""s''"s
ton. 1,,.~o ,t,b bfs
Congressman Davey VIII 60 TO thicaso WIN MS
daughter the Fair. and will return 10 III no ",
In New Orleans before he goes TO Nashhstoh " AT
tend Congress In August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
for Gnle.


AT REDUCED PliiC $500 scond
hand wood and ron working machines;
fully guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE y. EDDY. o9o Madi'
son-st.
ATTENTION. Sewing machines. OF all
kind; new. %?5 sooi . ,cG , hald Siaa,
EAI-SCT>. 215l 3l-aye.. iisth.-t.
Aj,OI'NT % DUhIG. magni .lcene $3.50
,Lr.gEt must -lcrrce. tl4'. no or"r re-
u..rd targaiu. 1873 I"Air4ton-afe.
\ nAND~'NE axe upritat. near.y
nav all ulrlN, G.cnts, nne tone sacrificed,
$40 warranted. - West 23d.'t.
~ MAN FACrt ,;Li;S PRICES :.
irln.-. Alligator ba4.. hanf-s"""t 1lad.
tones Posiuantaau 3. Poke. hooks. Lafir,'
Hand Hae Sha"I lud irnnS STRAPS Basket
frt,nk factory o. CHARLES SCHWARTZ.
p 4th-av... between sta and Jth ~tS
NljN RfLLINED TABLE. IN good con.
tItiau. %. complete. Tor sale very cheap. 81
last "fh.~t.
fOt SATl..-Drug drawers. grocery and
,iainners counties Ode" partitions. Fallnc
iIu--dr, tailo- 70 ord't carITl! .rr and cah!.
i.rt 49,, dlv OF colI'l't hoD''h' III
isr..r--t.
GREAT S,CRlFICfNG--Goli chairs.
only - 30 worth - l.lran'eod N remain
militant Gold a.. - wears. i"w loft
FEiIbBf.Er GILT CHAIR 90, 80 Muir
ray.-t.
SAFES You cen save 70 per cent by
iltiug d -a'c now. For IN" hrN' 80 NalT
nr,utc. - reduce .ro.ki new and second
''''' P ii. GRoSS. 400 Broadway.
Why GOOD OLD violin .tor sale dn.e
.-,ret t.not price. -. Address VIOLIN,
fi, last -3 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
Eclp nJdnis0.

iGENTs.-s, daily profit. selling White
satin Bouqrst.' IN. most In ting p'riuH"
r,dr. nov method Of selling require, no
ali. other fat sci Ing good, sam Inv
l. PUTNAM & CO.. W"-' Wlnst"1d. oonn.
WANTED NcL und women O. work for
%. during -Iar Tim" collecting can ~, Ia
postage. 'rHp', good pa, g,s,h S H,Ia
'Ml:iNN. 3. bfor.n,'d. Boston.
hlElee
rocKN"rriR win fror, Slow fayc' 10 20
.ar q. Address B. Boz go. IN. "h' ono
coA,rMNN 1nt GARDEN HR.-Prot.s-
ti-f rricr 80 fpr fr.fitr country llh"'
a.i.t boz CAREFUL driver q ID r1Ic fol avn
nI Iu work about gent. man pm"
'..f refrcurr- r.qrirt can WIN refer
.r.o. INDfPrNDEN1 Office. $50 Full
.o,.-'.
,y,NTFp 4 competent man. married.
D., WORDING forWan 30 '"l li'I w pH
,'..t h.. tr,t-.I,,. o. .r-gruw"r AM unoet-
.ani stan. wages viii houS" 20 ri
.iri.~~ from form - MUM 't"'''''
HENRY. - Ea~' lita->tr 81 h"oi'
WANTED -Accnt, TO seq o. comnh,,ioIn
rn>.. 10 thlr,orm nailed ior one dollar.
H. MILLER Z. >nNH. ji3 B'w9y, y. Y.
Females.
WAITED. Oh icirV and experienced
.ir, f,f ,,... raj homework Nil! man ilin-
4. m . hat. good pam COOK ana lanh-
f-... end fond II 'hiiIr bFUiV u"'.
.,.,-. lIy place, WAGES, $40. - west
6ttI--'.
WANTED Yorn, coloscd eirl 10 ca"
Tor r.I,l ani l--i-t in hOus work IN coun
nv r'tu september u. Apply % 1mtor.
Tr'Iru. lHDd'n'
INVITED Two .irs: ono to work
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Qcunirn Rral estate 70 Cet.

FOR ETNT.-During Iuly and ADJUST
fu,ni.l,f hau.c ~ g. fnlue lighted by o.. o-
frif.fr. heated bt -f'st'n. 200 f'"i r go tif
HorA-ilrc inu. 80. harrington. A.di'-- }.
V. tlEIl>~. rr.a' Bar''rr"n. Mas.
10 ~ NI.-Fue nov cottage largo
lawn ouo half-ililc from oc'll II rooms
$500 HENRY " ilAil0'K. Qrtrl~.
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Conntrn Real Cstnte for Sale

RARE OPPORTUNITY
or,nc. < j Ut iov pilr. a. from - 200
o. 80 500 cout7'riue al iwpr'rrm'nt- -
20 200 LoH.r- aud 20 vol brI' ana M
i.h,d. ~r.ng is hcieNrr. j q;
NNDTf,~ IS ChsmD' i,-et. y. y ~
r.,fo ENchanee. opposi'" RONl VILE.
d,lut ra-' DrIigc.
AGENCY FOR MCNTC LAIR -Rcsdence
rroprrtIcs - al, dee ptions for sale and 10
ief furn sheI houses
TUBBS { TAYLOR. Bccknan-st
FLRERON y For sol, several
oleran, cot,tres al. Mounoutu Ben
Of, o.. 20 u. WILLIAM LANi. Lone
Brauth = T.
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~ rrrR,nRnLv1Rr corRr AZ RALLs10y.

Albany. July 5.-Govcrnor Flower has d"sg nied
the IIon, Ir-ur ". Russell. Justice 81 the >uprcm"
Court 10 hold ana "Nir. ordinary Court az oyer ana
rcrmincr at Bal. fon. beginning Oh Tue day, jay l.