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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
ITCHING AND BURNING
Sores All Over Her Body. Suffering
Endless. Doctor Useless. C"rcu
i'm 4 Weeks by Cuticura.

Your most valuable CuTiCuRA REMEDIES have
done my lille girl good that i1cl like saying
This for the benefit Of those who are troubled WIN SKIN
tisoa.rs She wa, troubled with itching burning sOr's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

| n OVgc Skin and Scalp purified and bcautlhed BY
0HOI UTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

drcn will be presented and The Mystery of the
Daughter OF the Caliph of Ba gdad" will DE- display
| The new third act In a Trip TO Chinatown AT the
Madison square Theatre has been found not only an
adequate substitute for the original but I'm some re-
spccis IT., superior. The present week will be- devoid
of any novelties In speciality ntroductlons but there
Is a promise that on Monday evening OF next week
thI, omission will bc repaired.
At fine Fourteenth Street Theatre this week Carroll
Johu,ou will continue 10 play Fitzgerald Murphy :
9TH. Irish statesman" Numerous parties made up
Of members of various Irish societies attended the per
formanccs Of last week and gave every evidence 0
enioyinr tlcm The Newell brothers in The Opcr
ator, viii follow the present attraction.
The. fortuncs Of "a Texas Steer M the Bjou re-
main unchanged. the attendance continuing TO be such
that Mr. Eo,cnqucst has refused 10 entertain prop
o,tIons for the tenancy oi Ill" theatre 10y other pro
ductiors during the early summer. The testimonial
to IL, given Ia the old actor, william II. Pope for
months ncapacilaed from active service. at the Bou
Thratr, on sunday night, May II. 1, receiving hearty
upport Mr. Roscnqucst has secured the services Of
divers, good entertainers for the programme.
Mis- MAGGIE Cline attracted more attention than any
one ,is, In James 7. Powcrs's company at the Star
Theatre last wcch II was natural that She should
=. 4 Mad Bargain" will be continued. This week Mr.
Power, will introduce new pantommc sketches. while
Peter f. DALEY viii be heard IN songs and
porodLr,. Miss Forrest will also Introduce n new
effect In the way OF dance. The hat scene In the
second act has been elaborated.
The Black Crook" at the Academy OF Music
Times In do a good business. Eugene Tompklns Is
again I'm town correcting and suggesting move
ments for thc new ballet that will h, introduced
In the production. This ballet II Is hoped Will sur
pass the old one In movements and stage pictures,
while the costumes bright and fresh In color and
unique In design. This week there will be new
features I'm the speciality part OF the entertainment
that VIII be highly appreciated by the lovers OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
6eIp iDamieo.

BtIp hOnUICu.
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Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore and other
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ENGRAVEE WASTtD.-Good .ript
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flailrn'n 10 work In railroad yards aWay
from New YORK; good wag'- 10 men willing
10 worz r9rlr after . >. m; parties ont
o. town dr-lrOus Of -.~uring ein'iJN mcnt
please conmun 10" by mall stating 'y-
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young man Ia begin ~ mrssenc and "a a.
LIST In the bank must be- 81 excellent
character. wiling and pbll-ing aEd must
write nat h,ii: shorid r'-ile Win ps.
rents IN tn city. bond required salary
s1nu ~ p"ri'niIi-. Acir"'~ -f,'ins az.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE 1seTwELvE PAGES
miscellaneous.

ACCIDENT ca Is. co. lcrt .ons, n.a.r p
m0n!ll suits, scpo -ltion-. name changed
advice fr'-.. J. -. iEUfSLEY. Couns' Nor.
20 PARK Row.
\ MAN 40 uI~ WIFE thr-c few r.
marks made pray tell me. ny dear, wcr,
the carpets laid. fEcy are all iin.sacd. dear.
bv ~ rNp~ { NcN-iorA'r. who h. well
known u the trade. hts namr IL Artlur
walker ADDRESS 2<J East 21th.st.
CHINA. GLASS. pictures. furn,ur
etc. carefully packed for shipment or stor.
age furnitnr, r.pair d and poll h ii noor>
anu ,woouNoIh stained; MiN"d' o. Nariishrd
CHARLES EoAK. zig West 30th.st.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dlspo-c OF
their i'lt on 'lethinc at a -.ir sslus. vii.
please call on ~ address EDWARD MIL
lEi.. ~ 'ith-a,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
.,,,,orrSAI,E PRICES COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending March Z, 1893.
REANS AND PEAS.

,.c.lpts for the week-Beans. 3.549 bbls peas;
sso bush. Exports-Beans, go pigs peas, 3,4nl
bis Ia very narrow outlet and prices are held up
nys, by light receipts and an absence OF any
pressure IN consequence; fine marks OF Canadian
" p ~ placed easily at g. 60. Pea had some call
eoua DAYS but are again quiet and barely steady
for aewuaney and turtle soup have little call
White nss are largely nominal. Not much doing in
s.' Nancy and the feeling is easy Caifornia lima
M zee been delivered purchases to arrive, and
beans ~ moderate amount Of new business doing;
Aas Am for choice hand picked stock Green peas
I1ces y siaher and held With confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
DRIED FRUIT.

Receipts for week. 1897" pkgs: exports for the
week, 3,2j2 pkgs. Some pressure TO sell evaInrated
apples has caused u weaker market for all grades
lie outside price for fancy, choice Offering. at
IOa 10 Ice according 10 eloseness OF the grading
and prime at 1-2a8 sac. Old apple, can be had
mainly at $40 lie only especially well kept stock
reaching lOc in a small way Sun-dritd apples held
about as of late. bu, movement Hight. Crops firm.
and cores and skins doing little better. Peaches
Cherries dull and under freer offerings have declined
L. ther snau fruii slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Very excessive arrivals OF foreign potatoes have
given us lo3er and weak market, and The inferior
condition o: large part Of The offerings Ias cau5,i
wide range in prices. only few lots now offered
of quality 10 reach orr top quotations. and 50
many selling very low that range 81 81 Ij0x2
would probably fuy cover the average value Of pres
ent holdings. Domestic potatoes ure scarce. but
receive very little attention and rule weak In SYM
paihy with the depression In foreign. Sweet potatoes
easier. onions steady NOrfOll. kale and spinach
have made improvement and close steady. As
paragus lower. under Larger supplies Florida string
beans largely inferior and OF little vnlne-sonc
entirely worthless: fancy sell readily. Peas largely
poor and neglected. Int choice wanted. Cabbagcs
ilrmer Feet, lower AMI dull. Choice lettuce. sells
hgh. While common grades haIdly bring eXpenSes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
Furnished Rooms.

AN ENTIRE FLOOR nicely Iurnished
nriyate bath; board optional; nne once
and reception room. "a West 31th-st.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will lev furnished
second story front room; tr'-.iD2 room az,
tachcd suitable for two gentlemen. o'i
Lexlngton-ave. ~ =. -
SECOND FLOOR. elegantly furnished.
in new house; private bath and every
modern Improvement TO family or gentle
man /. brcakfast n de-ired: references given
and required. 1I9 West 15th.st.
5TH.AVE., 463.-New nanagcment;
newly renovated house suites and priva,c
baths: unexccllcd cuisine in 400.
1OTU.ST. 147 WEST.-Nicely furnished
large aud small rooms gentlemen. or man
and wife: all con,cnenccs.
a7TU-ST., 40 wEST.-Furnishcd square
rooms "a let without board. u gentlemen :
references required.
-1ST-ST.- ~ wfST.-wcll furnished
front room tn let N gentleman ftrlctly
nriyate house: convenient elevated station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08

CHEESE.
receipts for week. 82O7 boxes: exports, 5l2l
hHa The volume OF business is still! very moderate
fe<5ome holders are quietly trying 10 dispose of some
1hSks OF cheese at less money than has been asked
- some time past Just how cbeaply round lots coui
IA bought we cannot say, but there have been two or
three offers to sell ut IL 34c and II Is Unlimited that
1871 5-Sc might be accepted. The jobbing price
Is still 12c for perfect quality either coored white
Exporters get aCement TO operate In other
than undergIade goods and these have worked into
small compass that buyers find dry picking Fancy small
nze. full cream, selling at Il LA l: lee latter
full high. and quite number of Western hats twins
and singles. are Offering at 11d1oc. Fall made part
sims. worked down pretty low and the best small
dee lob at 1Oa1O l-2c. Winter made skins slow
q from Lee for really prime lots down 10 102c for
hard, dry skins. Exporters have taken ZOO boxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY AND GAME.
Largely increased receipts OF live poultry have
caused a sharp decline In all kinds. but III" lower
prices are bringing more trade ana the market
llrendy has n irmer fowls and chlckchS
Ducks and geese likely 10 run more plenty here
after and easy rates viii probably rule. Pigeons
in demand and firm. The market lof western
dressed poultry continued declining up TO the close
of last week. under heavy receipts. dull trade and
steadily accommodating stocks. At the clos" flriner
Western adviccs give little steadier undertonc TO
the market aud while we hear OF no sales at any
recovery there is less pressure 10 sell fine fresh
goods and some holders asking 2c above our
Guotations for choice fowls and chickens. Capons
~ fine quality are iiIm but small and common drag
sonal, scarce and firm. Ncry little doing in Will
ducks and prices almost nominal. Rabbits are not
nIenty hut there is little demand lcr them.
LIVE POULTRY.
Fowls jersey stl.c and Penn. per No.. =: IL
I,ov l. Western DR. ~ liz
Fowls Southern. per D.-.-.--.. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
BUTTER.


p..snts for the week. oo,0S4 pigs. The
set fstruck bottom very soon after our last
m w and there has since been slight recovery In
Iss" and a good deal better trade. Lower rates TO
pn naumsrs have improved the demand consider
SIr and 1obbers In turn are buying more Freely
so S With feeling of confidence not displayed for
I'M. .n weeks past. Then too receipts are running
~Ster which permit prompt clearance OF the better
Ses Of fresh table butter and some reduction OF the
sssssnt denominations. Fancy creamery Is sold up
,s closely this afternoon and 81 1-2c has become
y. inside price for Western an occasional favorite
wand Of separa,ors and the best marks of Egin and
rvsnnsvivana going at CSC. Some fine stock carried
aver irom last week the week before IS going at
ho,,t p6 Lea &c and best hrsts more slaDle at
osSssc Creamery from 25c downward is slow.
There has been steady increase In the supply Of new
STATE dairy and buyers are giving IL more attention.
cIase selections of Delaware County half tubs are
arm at 26c with fair TO choice selling at 22d2oc, and
mail lots OF fresh Welsh at 22d25c. mostly at 23a
o. Very little old dairy left. but the demand Is
sraI and values barel Hustained. Imitation
creamery and fresh factory OF choice quality are NOV
ne rather freer and close steady lower grades slow.
About 4O7 tubs of ladies Fave been returned from
England and other lots expected prices here are
higher than across the water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
fnrnisbeo fouses tuanteo

WANTED III RENT-By frmilS Of
xdults, q furnished cott,Cc for sumner
season within an hour of New.lork. Ad-
ess COTTAGE, Tribune oGice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
FtRS AND SKINS.
st'NDRIES.


NT'r--Peanuts frmor quoted NJ 30 for fancy mana
picked. and RI 10 FIR farmers: Spanish >""lI'i lr'"N
n rel ~ q 5-sa3 "a for NJ. n. qnoiedf 4'
Virginia No. ! she'd At = - Sc, ana No. = AT j '
d.c.
EewAX-rirm: Southern quoted NJ 90 Il"
- l..c. for large lots. with smaller sales higher
MILK AND CREAM.
Tho daily average receipts OF milk and cream al
the diNerci. railroad distributing points In nhd near
the city for the week have been follow: Erie.
4.GI6 cans Of milk - cais Of condensed mix. and
1874 can, OF cream. Penn, ylyana. POngAkecpsi" and
Boston. - cans Of milk SUsqurhanna l.DJ cans o'
milk and cans of cream; iackawsnDn. boo cans
Of milk and IS OF cream New York Central aud
Harlem. $3.50 Of milk. - cans 81 condensed
milk and -. cans Of cream. Ncv-ior city and North
erli. .O75 cans OF milk New-lIaVsn aud Hartford
5-5 cans OF milk, Ontario and Western. 2''o cans
Of milk aud 10 cans Of cream: West shore. lao
cans Of milk. ~ ~ condensed mila and 10 cans
Of cream New Jersey Central 80 can, Of MIX and
Is can, Of cream: and by miscellaneous short rouief
J.5 cans OF milk and 90 cans OF cream Tie total
daily supply has been 1874 cans of milk LIS cans
Of condensed milk. and 40 cans or cream. The MIX
Exchange price remains nj 81 GO can ~ orty pnris
The av"rncc price paid for the surplus on the plat
forms has been ~ % can Of forty quarts.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
BUILDING MATEEIAI.-Jci~ry bricks. 5GdfG 70
Long Island 80 jOag7; pir. ~ J0@-f iairlphi,
front. s226+23 Trenton front, s9lds22. i,o-c.
land. 81 9ods2 10; belgian Portland scG2 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
Citp Real estate 90 Get.

A FULL SIZE 4-stOry house. near 9TH.
ave. Murray HID; possession March 10;
also furnished houses and fats. DALEY,
"a West 3Jth-st.
CHOICE three and four story houses,
West SIDE: Ell 600 u 81 500. EVENS,
9th.ave.. corner 03d-st.
HONSfsS 10 LEr.-Unflrnished and
furnished desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS,, S.G broadway.
Chicago.
"wORLD'S FAIR."-For rent. furnished,
ten.,oom house modern best locality south
SIDE from May / 10 November l 1893; con.
venient In all respects for the Worlds Fair
season $3.50 per month. For further par
Calumet-ave. Chicago. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
HOPS.

Receipts for the week. $50 bales: exports. 3i4
bales Imports l9s bales. Ijuyers the local mar
ket have shown very little interest this week and the
small business passing is a further slight reduction
I'm values Possibly something very choice In tie way
OF State hops might bring 80 Re or even .3c, but
brokers who have shown samples to-day hnd nc
about all that can be depended on and there are
offers sell good to prime qualities AZ 20" II lie
doing In The country OF late. but ~ lower Ngllrcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
Domestic 5ituanons Uanteo
Males.

| AT CARPENTEK'S EMPLOYMENT
| no, Sc, lco Gta-aye.--Wc have best coach
| n,n Gardeners, gyoms. Married couples
! farm foremcn, Fam hands, handy-iDen, r.. ,
| all nations al y female help; vel recon
| an-ndsd. Established 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
Citp Real estate for Sale

MUST BE SOLD, SOL 600. 3;s'ory. 1877
house. decorated 90th-st.. 9th and 3th
ave.. bargain 9th r. all prices. STEVENS,
9th-aye.. corner S3t-st.
3D-AVE.. near 9Gth-st.-fiye- story store
and tenement 2jXSjX1OO institution mort
gage. 20. 600 per cent , wears; bargain;
might exchange. NIXON, 90 'SoldNaJ.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-Sm3ll house Of sf~ rooms,
only -, $50: only 500 down, the balance
$50 quarterly. Cal at so Atlantc-avc.
cor. Ralph fiom l " y. "a. take fultoA
Elevct ted X. r.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08

y
Receipts OF apples have been larger. and the de-
mand at the close appears 10 he little less active.
There has, however, been sufficient movement to keep
prices steady on desirable grades. and the gilt edge
Northern fruit is still bringing the usua! premium
above quotations. Crsnberiios firm. Florida oranges
In liberal supply, and still largely inferior: all
ordinary lower qualities pressed for sale and
weak, While gilt edge fruit being relatively scarce,
Is pretty firmly sustained. Florida Strawberries
mostly Of poor TO fair quality, apd have declined
2Od4Oc pr quart general sales: but very choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
OF pennsylvania skins at / al 1-4c which has cleaned
up 'ie accumulation. Liverpool cable, u5Cs.

receipts for week. 116l bbls. 1895 cases. Fol
io"ins ist report stock cleaned so closely. partly
vi OUT OF town orders, that the market recovered
rapniy, best Western reaching zoe OIL Wednesday. \
Iurlher Improvement was anticipated and strong
speculative feeling set In but late In the week trad
Gnlei"d down considerably by SATURDAY the price
,lad eased of to 19c. so far this week arrivals have
bcen moderate and adviccs have Indicated only
moderate supplies In transit. Surrounding markets
are firm and lightly stocked: and the marke; here
has been firmly sustained. closing rather strong at
10c fer best Western ID 34c for Nashvillcs and Is
us Ice for other Southern. Duck eggs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-01
been working at his trade as pump and bloch

been working at bis trade as pump and block
maker.
Mrs. Louisa ID. Jordan and daughter, Mrs
Estelle Treworgy. left Tuesday of last week
to visit relatives and friends in Boston and
Merrimac.
Mr.. Stanley. the able correspondent Of the
Lewiston journal. was In this city one day
last week, gathering items OF news for that
enterprising journal.
Miss Margaret c. Hunter OF Cherryfield
while in the city was the guest of DIR. Geo. A.
Parcher and wife. Miss Hunter returned to
Cherry field this "wednesday morning.
Mrs. James q. Blaine and Miss Hattie
Blaine came up from Bar Hsrbor on Saturday
evening last and spent Sunday at The Pines as
guests of Senator and Mrs. Hale. They were
on their way to Europe.
Mr.. John W. Lancaster, formerly residing
In this city, but now OF Lamoine. is. we are
panied TO learn, suffering from combination
of diseases. His many friends in this city as
well as at Lamoine, hope soon to hear OF bis
speedy recovery.
Mr.. f.. B. wyman arrived home Sunday
morning from Houlton, where he has been en-
gagged in life insurance work. He is agent for the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Of
Hartford. and is meeting with good success.
lie returns TO Houlton to-day wednesday,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-01
Memorial Day in Ellsworth.

Memorial Day was appropriately and
httingy observed IN this city By WIN. H.
II Rice Post, & 4 X. aud the W. L. c.
The sun rose clear, aud throughout the
day the weather was all that
could be desired. Flags were displayed
a. ha!i-mast upon the shipping IN the
harbor and the flag staff Of the several
schools In the city. In the afternoon most
OF the places Of business were closed The
forenoon was spent iu the decoration II
graves BY attachments from the Post At
+. VI. the Post under command Of u. l.,
Fields, ), Y. G.. formed al e. A K han,
AMI. escorted By the Ellsworth Fife and
Drum Corps, marched to the soldiers mon
unent, and after brief services there,
marched To Hancock Hall. where the
services of the afternoon were held. The
stage, which was tastefully and approyr.-
ately draped, and trimmed with flowers,
was occupied hy the several choirs from
the churches Of the city, the speaker. and
members OF the clergy After singing by
tile choir, Adjt NJ. s Smith, aft-ra few
well-chosen remarks, Introduced the
speaker Of the afternoon, Miss Margaret
G. Hunter of Cherryte!d, Owing to
press of matter. 1t is impossibls TO give
the readers Of the AMERICAN even a brief
synopsis Of Miss Hunters most excellent
address, but 1t may truthfully be said that
L was listened 70 with as much interest as
any that has ever been delivered before
our Post. 1t j. hoped that II NAV be
published entire al no distant day After
the address, the meeting was closed By the
singing Of America" choir and audi.
ence joining. The procession was then
reformed and the Post,marched to Grand
Army hall. after which. Miss Hunter
having expressed s desire 10 meet them
there. reception was held at which she
received their hearty Communications and
warmest congratulations.