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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
COTTON MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. April Io-CoIton firm: mldd'lns' 81
low middlng. 1876: good Ordinary. &c h
and gross receipts O15 bales exports 10 I'll" On
tinent 1.14j bales: coa,twlSr. 3,o'4 DhieS' safes
O33 bales stock. a. 13l bales. ,,, a.
Norfolk April 1O.-Cott0n que. n"""i,''t no, on,
gross receipts 4o3 bales: exports 10 III" Continent
$50 bales coastwisc, jIj bales sales ~ D'''
stock 81. 800 bales.
New orleans. April 1o.-Cotion weak: 40, e"t :,
middling 3-7c: mddling. lice I"w hiiIunt
31c. good ordinary lGc: net receipts Ia =
bales gross. 1862 bales exports 10 tr"hc' f'-''
bale, sales $500 bales: stock. 21i'l'9 pal's
savannah April 1O.5'o,ton easy: middnhG
IIGc: low middllng. ."-lcc g1"d or'lhnll
IGc: net ard gross receipts. 2lDo bales export
conStwi,c. 1868 bales SALE. 80 bales a'oc" d.
lpl,
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 10 tNpeciaD.-Whcat to-day during The
regular session was easier. being affected lv The good
rams through Missouri 0nd Illinois ana by some lieh,
showers through Eastern Kansas. Holders also wrt, ~,
c"dhgY appfehen>ive or the Government crop figures
feeling that ii would require exceptionally bal rport
to prevent the local crowd from taking bear u
~. inc MAY col sharp twist iu spite Of IN"
OF July. May sold from Slii 10 ST anl closed at - :,
The tudahy> wcrr evidently inclined o run sour. Of
their shorts II J. said that thcg ptrtirutrlv
pariig" whor short lin" j. put "a" astounding figure
W l1,NbO 900 bushels. SON" Nav shorts hurried
ln possibly e. the extent Of OOO 900 bushels Tarlri
however wa apparently undstuibd d. although he ~.
hhitcd Good deal 81 Nervousness. afound 81 cent.
some OF the local professionals notably Rcam met the
advance with ~" May sales anl STOPPED IL.
practically rain, the STATE. absolutely none In the
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western no,,o, The decrease In the visible, 1851 900
was less tnan had been eS\cted The receipts here
$50 cars wer ico over the cspectatIon the Northwet
ment report had ben received. May wheat was qdot6y
~ cents Corn YEA. all day within range oi = cent
Nav sold be,,no, ala and AZ cents aud closed ~ IL =
a " Q" @'i1ng s wa. o' I by Ia
DAT. woe oaa" on the breaking 81 the dtouth IL MIS-
and Illinois. May sold between ,l az '@ Tb ho
rcccs 900 although not eea,y w Srn6 80 mcH IN
he,r nrovision ,arkot Tn" c-tmat" for In'-day ~"
wa, IT, 600 PORK at the close showed los ,',
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Citr fenl estate Go Get.

LEFTOVER HOUSES aud fats lr-
duc-d rents. STEVENS. othavr. corn
sd It. 9th-afc. conner lp4ih.-t.
BROOKLYN.
FOR Rent. -lJloom hous" Wivcrlcr
Place. SLIGO. T.. u. WARD. .S-N,
Grccnr.ayc.. DfooAl,n. y. y
Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR VISITORS For rent.
an elegantly furnished four,""ii-iuoh rel
d,n,r. all modem .mpfOt cment' cl", iric
hru- baths closets IT.. un cIch hoo! D.,
line hf!ck stable Oh premise. Iol pafiirl-
ar aGdrr.>- Mr.. l. h. WILLARD. 500
Nirhigsn-sNc.. OH l2o. Ill.
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BOARD ano Rooms.

RESPECTABLE family - cd education
,ld-rl lads OF gentleman who f. willing
Ia Civ fr'" hon" in eNchanr" for good board
and kind attention r''f"r noes Given ami r.
quirrt i. W. lj2 Dth-lN".
/ GENNIR'N PARK Handsome fur.
ni>hcd roam TO let viii. board references.
5TH-AVT.. 40 -Eogauty furnls she'd
~'ond floor. al>D singh rooms cuisine
uicqunll'd summer prices; references
5IlI.ANE.. iG3-Nrw management ele.
g1nty furnished and newly renovated house ,
breakfast; un"Aceilcd cuisine ia 400.
IpTH.ST.. 20 WEST.-ChoI,c newly
furnished rooms lirht Iarier Tor ply.
-ic!0n. SOuthcfncr- accommodated table
beard EXCEPT nal refernr'~.
2I>T.SI Mr>I.- D".fAhlr front
room; superior holri; tran~l"ni-; hull
room. southern cvIO.ur": ricr n'e.
..D.ST. 1871 WEST-Ialgo front room.
second moor. nicely furnished also hall
and large fourth floor With superior fam.
ily table gentlemen or families.
80 EAST 3-rlI->T Lar rom. Win
hr-' a. board. May L.. near 42dst {;
reference.
t6 WIS., 4~LH->r.- ImI~roval Kc-iau-
rant. handsomely furnished rooms with
bath.
II ADI~ON-ANt.-Fntir. "a floor. Wit.
hOsri other rooms suitable for families 81
Gentlemen references.
300 WTST AlTH.ST.-lIomr Ike home
American family. beautiful lafgc ipoin.
,Nc~ilrni bDlri gentleman or adult family
pref rr'd reference.
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THE pETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIrLD AND range OF r'''fS
No unusual news wa received from the oil h''u' yes
tqrday. There were no sales Of National transit 'oo
panv Pipe Line certificates at the Ne"'1o'k H"N IN
change At the Consolidated Exchange IL 'n' .o''ho0
600 barrel. were sold at cents and In the AFTERNOON
ooo =, GsI, and . ono ot GO The total sales amounted
10 - 600 barrels , -, a. .o,,s I'm
I,rined Ictrnlaum was unchanged al ''' cents III
barrels % cents i'm hulk aud Gl1 cents III o's',' 49,
Foreign quotations wee un'h1,n.'u ~ .n ",,r r"r
werp I9l, frame Der 100 kilo> Bremen -" hah' pr
80 kilos LondoI. 4i.di4d pr Imp'tiI e''ion'
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

81 s5ss$is sas;s $sass g is%ily' $ss
do, SILL = 30; do Straight, 50 7oasi 10. Ship,
msnts aI;ola; SHES: 40 Whca, strong; No. ;
rs ssc a Jnc pf July 4sa IS % a s
s steamer 10 red e 5so milling What BY
ooc: Corn strong; mixed spo, AND April A. I-ac
ena m N.S q &C Ia White s ecrn - sy sn
800; yellow do. 5io32c; shipments. 4:S:i7
S %Se %ss sas 0S &c. 9"1 mtS% western SS
b l;2%3sc. stock, so.ss'. Rye-More Inquiry
good 10 choice timothy So SO So s Grain H frcsh
quiet; steam TO Liverpool per bush; cd asked cork
lGc -four per 100 lbs &C. '0 oooP per na oH lS
nddlng; s 5-7c. Provisions fair; mess porh
long clear Nc dear ribbed sde1 and 10 sn taG
gcklseSsl shoulders IL I-ac; sncjtea
Tutcr rm creamery fancy. So PI"ne" II t,r 4c
choice $500 do. imitation. e60 e7c: lndlc fancy.
do. fair TO good. oa@23c store packed. COO ErsS
1 r. 1?' Is 4G ,c csrc a% R% eafsocs f
firm: II o2aSl IS. ""'A"cy
E,eton: april 1o.-Markets quic, but steady :;
SSo '5Sy""s Tas? Sor Tsaa ''T se
&c. NV hard %in si He &c. 4 Sor, I i4c Closing,
-. :. ~ i2o7a asked. Winter in good rra, lest
cars No . extra red. 72c No white 7Gc tract,
200 bush do store, zoe. Corn Grmer supply light.
cars 40; yellow; A Ice: car do "a s,ic: car
&c. 3. 4c cars car" Go No So = a, a Re; cars
v"tS-Fitm fair demand. sales. cars No white
% ~ car os Clipped 40 l2c: cars No; white
l,arcS- snort offerings very light TO arrive liberal :
a ono No extra Western. Csc: No 3, 64c: poor
Iac ,I RYE higher nm; No. g c2c asked To"r.Dni
3 s5a <, os R P" 5cuS - 4oa - 5o do WINTER Winter
dull. unchanged.
,,, Chicago April 1o.-Thc leading futures ranged as
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t,,ol Qsrate tUanteo.

wAxrEp-Darlns J%y; A" furnl.nei i
scnt.nber o"r If CITY Hall on the sound
w w,.n.n S"' Address with full P'fIm ox 2,
p pr terms. C. SINGLETON. jill" noA -
tribune Ofice.
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HIGH GRADE HAND MADE CAN.
RACES. FASHIONABLE STYLES. FOL.
Town AND COUNTRY WHEELS AND
EVERY PART OF OUR VEiiICLES
MADE on THE PREMISES: CIWAI,D
OF 200 CARRIAGES on EXulBiIlON, :
NrMBLK or SECOND HAND bh
er Er4'T Tff h AEP w3 9FFF5SI2E rHE
BnOAD STREET STATION OF THE D.;
J. AND w. Il. r.. 30 MINUTES FROM
NEw.YORK. BARCLAY or CHRIS
TOPPER STREEr FERRY.
A PRIVATE FAMILY. going abroad
Will sell all their furniture, few wcrk.
used . elegant Inilor suits. 2 fine folding
bod. lounges. mirrors, cba,nlcr ano cInlug-
room furniture. l'ano, etc. los Eat i0th'
A SOUND. YOUNG more Tor sole
suitable for buggy Or carriago CIV uia va
snd guaran,er. {. +. HENIE. rj3 3D.
ave-. nc,r 3G,h,t.. Brooslyn.
FOR SALE.-Biack mar: young. good
roadster; LADY driver harness G'c. sIIy
,orning buggy. as: both. 5000 nc ac-
count owner, Hines. JOHN /. DEWEY.
Z. Potter Bnildine.
PONIES FOR SALE.--Lar2cst herd OF
vcil.brokcn childrens ponies In M Staf
rig To hire for the season. address Or
o. c. JACKSON. L. U. EON IGl. Jsmaica'
L. l.. N. Y. --------
WANTED so 600 Ooc people 10 send for
Prch's carriage and harness catalogues
hrgest assortment I'm America; very fnonef.
st Prices: don't paw such extfBNaVsht
prices for harness and carriages estab-
lished 1852. Address ]. II. BfRCH. Bur
tnaton. n. J.
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Dnsincss Cbautes.

ACTIVE MAN with 5000. ,aluh'e -
s'liing good lnN-stu. at security. en- MAX
go 600 IN tince months. Adirr,- Bon ~
- hgrch-~t.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER manufacturing
business must - sold at once. on account
~ Cd age lnd -l,an.,s r-t,Jii-hsd -
year. With A ! tradr Including stock cool
VII and ANtnrr~ 81 800. lnqu.r dtih.
- y. m. g. Wet 'th.-t. y y. CIV,
ATTENTION. CONIt,!IoNtR>.- $40
VIII buy tOranyr y. D.. stock AMI nNiurc-
Di manufacturing conicctlJn'r and mutt
st'.r. eA'"Lsnt OW~r'Hnl:f. HOD''L~.
~ l"1dway. Room >.
MOE ESTABLISHED RE>TArRNNr
Fin" loc.tion sales Increasing daily must
lr sold iof rla~0ns an unliruai Opportunity
met las. customer. \ddr' BROAD.
WAY Tiibuns UPTOWN once. -.
PAKTNER WANTED Win 400. 3,
'fri,ETr, WITH travelling company.
rHlANf. 80 Ea,, l"th--'.
TO LEA>E.-Am old.c.tablI.hcd bra,-
rolling mill plant. mac hih'Iy IN good NOik-
Ing order sho't di.t,nc" from New oih D..
chance seldom Offered irispns ur lf-i'P
Illness Of owno'. Aidres, L.. 4o7 Pm.
dental building. H'wafN. y. !.
no MANUF\Crl'RfR> -far iorcs uil,
10 snit free It's. Othrr in1l'"m'nt- near
b city .. ". &. i"1 stewart Bud
70 Rent or fOI: SALE First-cla,-
country -.otr. Butler y. J.; god lo' T.
ton: extensive county 10 draw from nnr
opportunity Tor iNc man VITA 'nIlfal
suitable Tor any business. Apply h.
CHARLES e.. NOBLE. Morlstown or X.
FRANK IEIW tEKG. Butler y. J.
IED.--IOO 900 t. +-5.oov capith
In good paving. lccit mate business ,api-
iail-t can have situation. LEGITIMATE,
Tribune once.
20 PER CENT upon the Investment
For S,lr.--A bu-ln'-s s,in 10 Iuhishng
0n excellent opportunity for Young nin
# good judgment ana energy piir' - Geo
Addr - INNF-rIGAIION Tiibun" Ofiirr.
1900 NEIS SIS EFKLY.-rnrsually
profitable investment. HoVE'S lnFALLI.
BILE lIANDlCAPPlNG SYSTEM. Second
succc-sfu year. Prospectus 1893 fr'c.
e. ID. ROWE. Box ~. Brooklyn.
~ 600 LOAN WANTED. IN month
ample security large bonus. Address II.
tI Ri \. - church -.
alO. 900 ~ HEQrIltI.D - 500 now.
manufacturing cash specially, viii Ic-
quirr in,cryt netting Ut last 5000. ,n.ilY
aud safely. III lLl.\. Tribune Oncc.
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VALET or BUTTERFLY q German
Thoroughly understands his business; best
OF references. Please address L. ALTERS,
235 suydam ST.. brooklyn. T.. d.
WANTED. Work by the day or week.
gardener or driving or small mason work.
Inquire at l4S West IioustOn-st.
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Males.

AGENTS Worlds Fair advertising m,
'hihc 80 daily steady vora ; visit stor,.,
ohN stinp Samples. ARCH CO.. Ra
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'ril 1O.-Thc leading futures ranged as
Oponlnc. Highest. Lowest Closing.

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull
noninaly unchanged No. spring wheat ~ Il Re
No. spring wheat. - 2c: NO. = red. sl0 ~ &c ::
No. . corn. 40 1-4c: No. 3. IS 1:d b 34c: NJ. =
cats. 20 LA SOC: No rye. ;Od Sic: No. > barley.
6cc No. l haXsced. II II IT,: prime timothy seed.
81 &c. Mess pork per hbl. $40 son slG ~ - Lard
Ier 100 h. 30 -Od 20 So short rib sides loose 80 jd
q. 40: dry Sli4d shoulders. boxed. 50 Pa 20 81
short clear sides. boxed - son 30 80. Whisky. dis
filters finished goods per gallon ~ II. sugar I'M
changed ON the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market steady: amcry o2d - % :
dairy. 220 &c. Eggs firm strictly fresh. II 3id IJc
Cincinnati. April 1O-FlOur quiet: fancy $50
81 90: family. r. 250 =. 80. Wheat quiet; Ne. =
red. COO Corn firm; No. 2 mixed. 43a43 DC
oats easv No. mixed 30 I-2a Sac Rye uuio
No.. .. soc. Pork firm. 81 %. Lard firm. - -
Bulk meats steady. ~ 80. Bacon frmer SIl
fancy EGin creamery. 32c: Ohio. 27a Csc: prim"
dairy. 81 22C. LirSc'd oil quiet. 4oa51c. sugar
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domestic Citations uanteo

CSEFUL.MAS wants situation in the
country can paint, paper and use tools !;
Job all the year round. N. l.. SEE, Box
., Tribune Oihce.
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Citp Rcal Cstnit for Sale

DECIDED BARGAINS Wet Side ~.
vat. house, =lO o9n 20 40 90. SilNlNN
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norses ano yarrlagsr.

ELANDRAU co.
-FLANDRAU & CO.
--FLANDliAC y Co
Downtown, Uptown
812 AND BROADWAY
EROONE->T AMP 1!Si-oI.
NICTORIAS,
CABKIOLEIS,
NIS.A-NIS,
SPIDERS.
DOS-A-DOS,
WAGONEl TIES,
HKOCGHAMS,
DEMl-COA( HE'S,
IANDAUS,
R0JCtlKihwhYs,
PHAETONS,
CARTS.
RUNABOUTS.
DEPOT WAGONS.
TRIPLEA > ERIES.
RtCKBOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN.
QUALITY or He BEST:
II ALL SIZES AND WEiG Tbs,
AND G9LoES Of PAINTING AND
VEHICLES is TIIE WORLD.
4 CRITICAL INSPECTION soLIGIrED.
COMPLETE SOCK ABOVE STYLES
SECONDHAND At Low PRICES.
A.-BABl OK II. IL. CO.
4oO' 4es 40 % 9nd 4, :, az I nrGone'''"
BUILDERS OF FIN. CAKkIAGES
. OF every description. ,.,,,...
vICToRIA>. .,1'nn .1A' HES.
Rd nfoN w SMAM> 10. sF FAMALhf i
NOyeltics ~ Paint aud Natural Wood.
LADIES DRIVING PIAETONS.
POM. CARTS and miniature
TRAPS in graf variety.
Hch-gisde HARNEss y VERY MoDER'
ALE PRICES.
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flats 60 fet, Hnfnrnisheo

THE ELEGANT new apartments. 1O2
East 2Gth.st.. near 4th-aye.; steam, pas
sengcr elevator and hall boy service; cleo
tric light and all modern improvements.
Apply on premises. or To owner. u.
HtTCHESON. $50 3d-'y"
Brooklyn.
ELEGANT first and second mats
MONS and hath !: all Improvements first.
tlsss location rent low. Apply 3f2 sum
Mfave, from 10 10 8.
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FURNISHED noome.

A-A.-LARGE snd snail rooms at mod
rat. prices. ~ .,......,.
a. East IOrlI.sT. NEAR BROADWAY.
SINGLE ROOM .. Two housekeeping
rooms - paIDr. -. 3l2 0th-av".
l-AI'AK MENI>. sunny room. mod
ein improvements pailor ana upper noois ;
-onl .uicit principal h0tcl-. clubs single
ionns. 20 rpWorl. ~ East 2yth.st.. be-.
tween 5h ami Madison aves.
% East GOD >T.-Largc. nicely iuf-
If. ned room: hot ald cold water clOsrt- ,
terms mode ate rei'rrhct.
3,TU.>r 10 WEST. -NeWly furnished
sc,r,,o ron,u. To let without board o. gen.
tlcmon references required.
45TU. Wi.>T.-I.arge square sunny
room pri,at. family; gentlemen only ref
.IriCr
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board Wantto.

RENT FREE To sfnsi ian, nhs,nge for
, ha,r M 70 owner. Apply Clio Douglsss'''''
Brooklyn.
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Real Gstaie 10 Gyrhan9e

WELL IMPROVED city property 20 cx'
saabce Tor line COUNTRY seat pargs. y,
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flats 60 Get, fnrnisbfo.

EtrNISuED or unfurnishcd nat, al or
,.ndc,,ta rent. Inquirn OF ocrupssmt
pn .c,cond floor, west, In the W'S'p"r"'
West J7th.st
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pcip Uantc0.

AGENTS and CANVASSEi,S. male or
female SO TO - daily profit, sure; .Nleri.
enee unnecessary; no talking required; .ex.
address i. PUTNAM & CO., Wcss w.nStea,
Com.
Males.
AGENTS, Words Fair advertising ma
'h,hc 80 daily -tc1ly vora visit ctoI,.s
cine. Wis '''
fNPl,Ol MtNr OF al RInis quickly
i r"c urea Tor m II Information free rne
go. reliable Nj IT Al EMPLOYMENT
A"tNCi. s3i Broadway.
t.ArhiitNCLp GILMAN or SWEDE
ior h"usrwork: wages. flS la so; TWO IN
West ?1th.s'.
FAEM.HAND-sa0 nearby: fa?. p,id
eer n as one Of family. Call Agency,
sVo Washingi0l.St.. Brooklyn, near Bridge.
GARDENER WANTED D take care Of
Two and bali arr's wag-. moderate l~.rma
nent 10 The Iight man. Address Box 81,
IIlpnhc I pt""n nfhc". l.t+2 broadway.
WANTED. Scotchman. single. as second
man wages t20 ami hoard Adirc-, Box
l-j. Mofri>town. y. J.
WANTED. Agents for Artistic Guide
u chicago and thu Worlds Fair : great
success agents coming money. Ri, book
OYER 100 pages. elegantly illustrated. only
~ ~. Valuable premium with every book.
beautiful 90. outfit prepaid ior - ctS. j.
IN. HAr TlN''N. a. Commit. boston, Mas.
WANTiD.-Aprnt iof the cheapest prac.
teal \entia;ur u-r1 in Offices and dwell
ings Addfc-> PEHFE, TION NENrII.A.
TOR CO.. Pembroke. y. Y.
Females.
COOK WANIED.-A coiofed girl as
ni-t-'id-- cook IN private Idnii,. Apply.
with reference. Tuesday after 3. ct Wrlnc>-
day between and 10. to - East ijth->t
DEESSMAkING.-B loommgla le Bro-
rquirr rubIh"l Of eNp rirnc,d wai.t
trimnrr-. -lcrNr trimmerS. Skirt hands. APP
ply Drr,-nakirg Dept. 81 floor, 3i-akc.,
51th AMI Goth is
LADIES MAKE go weekly writing ut
home for Glen Toilet CO.. south Bend. lad.
no canNa>sin'. Reply with ad dressed
~timIr1 "nNrlopc.
AOTfCE.-An women having spare tim,
and wlo are Wiling 10 do light work for
~ a. their homes END stamped envelope.
loyal Mo. CO.. 33r WI~hingtoh-.t.
Boston
WANTED.-A nr~t.cla., waitress and
chamh"rma Il h'-t references required IN a
small family. CAL beior' > o'clock at II
Fast jith.-t.
WANrED.-A nr,i.rlas. lauude.s-; must
uudrT-tif Il al vooi w5-t thoroughly: must
assist with 'haub.rvoik. trl, before .
o'rlo'k at ~ fr-t iith--'.
wANTED-A miGdlr-ae d woman 10 do
rrn,.il nor-tWpik ~ = NrlY Pleasant conn.
tly hong. about 80 miles from y. = small
family. Call ~ or addrr-, No. 100 lIcrkc.
ley Place. BroOhiSn.
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miscellaneous.

----~-~@'
KN-DetectiVe and Law
Agency; divorces Speciality, separations oc.
se,lons, wife support. damages proc ui.u
any cause private INTO Ina ton furhl>hco )
consultation Tree. % Nassau-st.
ACCIDENT CASES. collections divorces
separations names changed, foreign Dnsl-
ne-s, passports, all Law business c0hsulta'
ton free JAMES J. THORNLEY,, Couh'
sellor. 20 Pork Row. -
AT - PRICES By supplying yourself
with Trunks. Boys, pocketbOOks. Dressing
Cases, ValIses from the manufacture any
old established house DlIAEbf~s
SCHWARTZ, ~ 4th-aNe., bet. s'h anu
tth its.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose OF
their Icft.Or clothing OF q fair value. VIII
psse call or address EDW ARD MlLi'h'
% Gth-ave.
GENTLEMEN. 10 will pay you H. as
poe Of your castof clothing 10 =. ROBBIE
30lI 2d.ave. postal promptly answered.
MANDOLIN LESSONS given BY Young
Enelish lady. MANDOLiN 1hr-i"" Aln
% Employment Society. 30 Bible House
n. Y.
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| AGENTS and CANVASSERS male o,
FEMALE So TO - daily profit, sure; ,NIeri.
| encc unnecessary no talking required ex.
elusive territory given. For pafilculaTs
address l. PUTNAM & CO.. West W.n,ted,
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GENERAL. STEVENSON IN WASHINGTON.

Washington Feb 2e-vlce President elect steven
.on and party reached the National Capital at o'oo'
The t1p from Bioonh gton occupied thirty hours
several hundred people welcomed MI s'e'eh'
son at the Baltimore and ONO sU'
tion Mr. stcvenSons party at once eh'efeu 0a'-
rio-cs and we're driven to the Ebbitt House Dinner
was served at 80.
Thl, evening TIE General informally received a num-
bcr Of senators. Representatives, ana prominent poi'
ricans who called pay their respects and personally
extend utions. Tomorrow night Nice-freSideht
Morton will give "A formal reception To his successor
The Democratic members OF the Illinois Congressional
dcl,rntIon will give reception on Thursday night |"
th. 10 members OF the Illinois Democratic tlub, VINO
served as an escort to tn icePrcsident elect'
The Illinois Club Of Bloomingtcn, which, wlth
tbclr c,lc,t, Including ladies to the number Of aboni
,co came s escort to the vice President elect, VIII
occupy the cars IN which they made TIE Journey
durinc their stay I'm Washington. . ~
MnyOr Thomas +. Gilroy, OF New Ork Slty' accom-
,anicd by numerous members Of his family, ana ~ >
Wuuuccn his s0n-inaw; Judge Robert Van WICK,
~ thc tIty Courts Of Ncw-lork. school Commissioners
TImohy Moriarty. Joseph ODonohUc, president OF
,I. Cleveland RuSinc>s Mems Association ana otcrS
of tl, advanced guard of leading ianmahy 'n'I'
who Will participate In til" inaugural parade NAV (
already arrived in the city. ana nave thheH uP
quarters at the Arlington. At the same hot' Is al>o
Frastus Corning, Of Albany cx,surVeyor H. o
Bcatie, Of Ncw-York is at ChamberlhS.
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prayers lor safety, and mothers and children cung
TO the altar. beseechng the nercession OF the saints
lhey saw their homes disappearing in the raging
stream, and the swelling waters began to beat against
the church and school building with fury that al,
last they decided that to remain would mean the
destruction OF all OF them, While II they fed some
al least might escap. opening the doors. they started
out into the food, which surgcd nearly the waists OF
The grownup people. Fathers and mothers carried
their Children and the sick helped along by those
who were stronger.
They fed a tost as they could I'm the direction OF
Paks. the swift and boiling current pursuing IN
their Hight. one mother with five children sank I'm
the waters and periShed Many Others the number Of
them Is aS yet unknown. were drowned In the flood.
and the survivors reached PakS in most dcplorablc
condition. The people OF Paks gave 10 the fugttivcs
all the succor possible. although deeply concerned for
their own safety. the Danube IS twenty feet above
its normal height.
Nothing be done toward recovering thn bodies
Of those who have perlshcd until the river rctrcs
within It's usual channel and II is believed that
many have been swept miles away. There Is no
doubt. however, that the number OF dead is large.
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AT THE QUEENS DRAWING ROOM.
COSTUMES WORN BY THE AMERICAN wOME,


COSTUMES WORN BY THE AMERICAN WOMEN
PRESENTED
London. Feb. os-The weather to-day was cold
and clear and the sunshine gave cheerful air to the
surroundings Of Buckingham Palace. II excel
lent weather for the drawing held by Queen Vic
toria assisted by her daughter. the DOwagcr Empress
Frederick. the Princess Ic'rice and other members
Of the royal family. About 300 persons pre-
scnted TO the Queen. All the members OF the Amer
lean Legation were presented
Mrs. Lincoln. wife OF .he American Minister. wore
a dress Of black velvet and jet black lace. The train
of similar materials, edged with feathers and
lined with black satin. Her ornaments da-
monds.
Mrs. William Waldorf Astor among the Ameri-
cans presented Her gown of white satin with n
white velvet mantcau de cour. trimmed with silver
embroidery. She a diamond tiara. Her other
ornaments were pearls.
The OTTER American women presented were Mrs. Post.
lean Legation: Mrs. Cal,horpc. Miss Burrows and Miss
Williams OF Chicago.
Mrs. Posts gown. which was Worth creation. was
In the Empire style. ii was Of white satin. trimmed
with silver spangcs and English point lace. with "A
white Wattciu train also edged with silver and
English point lace.
Mrs. Calthorpe n salmon-colored satin bodice
and skirt. the latter embroidered with pailletrS The
lined with pale Queen satin. She wore garland OF
rOScbuds.
Miss Burrows's gown Of plain cream satin.
with train OF the Same material ,,
chiffon. embroidered In silver. Her train was oi
satin brOcade.