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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF WEDNESDAY. NAY 3. 1898
ARRIVED.


Steamer Manhanset (Bi) Duck. Bristol April II
ss.e FL with mdse and Two cabin passengers t 70 New
McSS e. MS nd.s and q second eaSn amd al
seerage passengers to Austin Baldwin u Co. Arrived
steamer iisyel GcT, Jungs Bremen AP, iI,,: p
go Arrived at The Bar at | 80 m ,,.n :. Vi,
nved at the Bar at 10 m -
q Bo@. sne 49, with mde i45 cabin 97s
passenger, Funch, Edge Co. Arrived at the Bar a
zs 6S L Sasp vt Asf'adsn H tEs5.J,
Arrived a. the Bar at 40 T., M ,r0, Anil -
HAVANA HAVANA ~ with tS mdse to James Ward Arrived
s sss HnSr ns. Bernponl Port Maria days with
's HSS 8 "a g
''i Steamer S'q Fl SOL Mason Ss%oca nde
win Snip Pdif a adS "'FisSRe'K Sgh mobile
O' sSp Mary Sspl'ss, Stone days with dsc
SS' Repse oiSar 1o, An; %s"d J ."S
lS Gbraar MsSh 10 II Fn Sh E SGfs "S0a anu
carn WestcnaGnd Iesaq'i "a e Tua asS E y
CLEARED.
Steamer Lizzie Henderson, Van Kirk, Philadelphia
steamer wyanOke. Boaz. Norfolk and Richmond-old
steamer CITY Of Washington Curtis, Havan1 and
M,1 1acr ndaa lDut:h Suihsnan BsmOr.Funch,
steamer Furst Bismarck Ger. Albers, Hamburg Via
SIMULTANEOUSLY ] Cor5s o,..on. Gan ,,.n u,,osue,
and ewYcTH.peeo Rico steamship Sompany Hall
steamer CITY OF birmingham. Burg, Savannah-R l.
steamer Buehelds. Foster. Bsltimore--H Foster:
Steamer InlziatVa QnD Pi7zatl Mediterranean ports
steamer ASK (Nor, Rosenkilde. Glbara-Mones 4 Go.
Steamer III Norte Hawthorn, Ncw-Orleans-J L van
Steamer State Of California tHr. Bues Glasgow
Steamer i;estor1nei (Br). Harding. Newport News
Ship Barring Brothers Murphy, san Francisco-sut.
W" Bark Arab (Nos) Johanesen. Port Natal-Arkcn &
ship Florence. duncan, San Franc:sco-w II Grace
Bark Clan Macleod tBD, Miller, Hrisbanc-R W
Cameron & Co.
SAILED.
,rsIs Aaivgip; cafoiaa OH. EiSla 5hsI
In Earacoa CITY Of washington Havana and Maanras
wyanOke. Norfolk and Richmond Ell Nor'e. NcwOreans
THE MOVEMENTS OF TEAMERS-FOREIGN PORTS
YORK April 10 and Mohawk lBr, Wiltshire, from New.
slsmtt Traye Ger sander from New.York April o.
s,susf L asS t; or IIemers from Bremen sailed
hon SSaila%pea for SewYSE MAY s. ,.om xsxvo,s
Ap o ar1ysd g Tswea.ss .A N, ,,, ,m,n,v ,o New
sei%ei Taoselaam lDa,sh,. Potter. from New-YOFk
steamer Port Victor (Brj. Gray. from New.York April
10. arrived az ROttcl dam May ?.
steamer Malaiar (Br, Alien. from New.York April Is.
arrived a ROTTERDAM MAY >.
Steamer Lumcn (Brl. Dyer, from New:York April IS
for Dover passed the Scilly Islands May 8.
steamer OLDHAM Dutch. Pousen. from NewYork April
q for Boulognc and Rotterdam, passed Prawle Point
May g.
8, SsSaey bolivia pr, Baxter from Naples April 90
steamer Pawnee OBJ, Phillips sailed from Palermo for
New.lOTk ApriI %
:, steamer Lizzie (Br Durkee sailed from Huelva for
New York April 81.
steamer Vera 0ierl, fOhlc, New-YOrk April %
Arrived al Gcnoa May 3.
Steamer Neustria (Fr, BRAND, from New.York, ar
rted al Marselles May 3
- Steamer Empress OF India tBr Marshall sailed from
Hong Kong for Vancouver May 3.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New. York "Wednesday Nav 3-BELVfS-Hccclpts. ~
120 hcadl3 consigned direct 10 s'aul erf
for export alive and % raIs for the market; mah
the In yesterday. 81 to be- sold. The
light supply with brisk demand and the yaids wore
cleared advance Of lOolJc per 100 ~. In
ciior to prime native steers sold 40 ~ 1aS' 90 PEI lN
n: few tons at - 7Jdtj So and stays at tidsI
bulls ~ SO fjdsi so; and few fat stable f. hc,rs At
~ IS CITY dressed native sides firm az sd3ac y
COW beef sold at 417c. No later cable adNicrs. The
Teutonc saI to-day with $50 quarter, Of beef for Fast
mans Companv: the Trinidad VIII about
ri cattle and sheep Bermuda The France will d.
luden either Thursday Friday with $50 cattle but VIII
NOT be likely o get on IcfOTc Friday
salcsNewton oillGt Lanc". oo County Pe s5
n az IS AZ; 10 do 1908 a. at - - IL d.. 1872 n,
ot 81 81 & do 1855 n, at - % II do 1858 n. at - -
do $50 n a. - State bulls. 973 u. a. 81 90 DO,
$40 n, at 80 u Is state c,ws, so 49, o. - 10; -
do 1000 II, at ~ do. 1000 H. at IS %; d. $50 d.,
az @3 9 do S5j n. a. 20 90
ernan d Culver: Chicago steer, 1f07 \ at fj 30
Il d.: I250 ~ az = O. 4 do la!$ H. q = 81 Is
1874 H. at 50 80 II d. 1905 ~ at IS % 80 do. 1856 ~
ct IS rs do. 1852 ~ at - DO roo n. a. - 90
is Lancaster County penn do, 1919 H. at - 30; do
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~rsrcHESTER DEMOCRATS FIGHTING
or COUNTY COMMITTEE SPLITS OVER THE

me COUNTY COMMITTEE SPLITS OVER THE
ELECTION OF A CHAIRMAN.
osre was war among the leaders OF the Westches'er
.,n,v Democracy at White Plains yesterday. IL
" rev out Of a meeting OF the County committee
- than usual interest taken In the proceedings
.use of the distribution Of tho national patronage
y tho county. Previous 10 the assembling OF inc
"ammittce every Democratic politician OF any promi-
Ssrcc In the county busy making comoihatiohs 10
Ssnnort OF favorite leaders. Among those present
wa Charles T. McCelland. State Senator John Duffy.
Sssna: william Graney. Register; John NJ Digney.
Saunty Clerk william Ryan, Congressman, ana H. +.
Lyman Counsel for Commissioner Daily In his raids
" y%e The aqueduct line. lesser lights were present
slot Is from all the county towns.
III The fight was over the craftsmanship OF the com
,,,ee State senator McClelland, the present chair
man. had an ambition to be chairman again and the
in"d iii that ONCE. When the committee assembled
s snrman McCleand announced the business of the
Omatng 10 be the election OF q chairman. lie was
E,esd in nomination by Register Graney, who was a
pna'rv from Scarsdale Sheriff Duffy also placed
ID THe chairman persisted In presiding, and the com
,t,ec split after bitter and heated wrangle Senator
Wxrieland had ten followers and Sheriff Duffy twelve
M ,espective factions elected each leader as chair
Inv and adjourned. The State Committee will be
called upon TO settle the trouble.
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- WV IIs''I
with ~ 900 IN turf speculation IN O months
reference. r.. 1872 West End-ave.
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COTTON MARKETS BY ELEGRtPU.

Galveston. May 3.-CottOn. nominal. m'dn2
1870. low mlddling 3 iIc: god ordinary !" 10,
NET and gr,. receipts, 1915 bales. saic-, los bales ~
.plnnrrs. stock. 4-.:i- bales. 1890.
Norfolk. MAY .. ioif ~. quiet. nhddllus. "l"'
low mddling. good ordinary. 80. luc. NJ ai'
gross receipts. 800 bales exports c"ast"i,, - bales
Sale. - bales stock. - 20 bales.
New rlrans. May 80 Otion. steady good mlddhlg
L.: lGc: rniddling. 91Gc. low middllng, L.
good ordinary, IJlGc. net receipts. l,O-1 bales
gross. 1888 bales exports 70 France. J.o-i halt'
coa.wisc Ass bales sales. BOO bales; sioch 100,
0J3 bales.
savannah. MAY 3.-Cot'on. quiet; nildling, j--c
low rniddllny &c. good ordinary. = &c net an'
gross receipts G-J bales exports coaswl-c, 400 bale,
sales ~, bales, stock. i1.o2i bulc-.
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@g H. az - 20; stag 1890 n at g. .,. 1910 -
.tsSleiedr Is? Stw5 is lP'.-"1 c' Is
100 H. at - Ht 2s S 3D. at At - % dc
y? r. a. "a 10 d. oao 50 90 G a. III r. at at
s. S'''a1' a. :. 55|as: g 5 ess % 80
cs9 nj a. . ~ "a 90 ~ . "a n 90 al
S$is 'St $50 49, a, i q 90 > o. 49, ''' 49,
80 eco n at s. II DO 1900 b. at s. 'o' do
o 81 \ dd g :, Son. 10 oxen 2so n at So cow
I i%1f IS sS, Of ia 50 b Demand good and
pfe I at pos head for oay 10 pn%rT
i'G Do for iSG1 e. f Ffa s c% cow 0C extra;
1886 head at Go?st oc5 5eG
as wa e i S sSsS %, SS' at T%d"
S g. 81 per aiv 100 ncd @ Sa a. . iSa+' c S
az 5g72c ior country dressed veas. few at So GGm Tor
cay Hs% t>' @ SnC' apd , sS.' 49, 10, 'S cr
st ss e. 100 d. "a so % y. !? q. a, 80 90
90 los n at - 80; hobs" 9s h. at -; 3 cu''
do as <, e' z yca l?s r. a. 80 g g. dd
cs At s g %Scd cal esyS 49, 10 10 H. !" a: a. 80
at Is % de- so p a; g n at g. 50 s9 81 do at y 80
T., do icS y; a. 80; 10 do ZIG N, at II fed calves
n a. n 2' W,,sS SG rs g. n q n st st q OIL
do, ~ ID, at 90; do, 81 n at 81 80; Gull, i5o 3D.
at ! 90 cgF' ls, Y Isc 1870 80 81 do 's' h.
Eee ouS: i29 veals, l5i ~ at s. 75 lG9 do, l2'
IIoa. Co 81 ycals, l2s II, at IS 10; DO 100 N.
y 5gda G.? DO 20 yea 1872 at g o. Do p, 2s
81 80; 40 d. 100 n. - 81; 20 mNcl calves,
d. 10. at s 80 OH':! Ga5 qo at III g at
j. $. ridcock & Son: s. ycals' l25 y. at - . g.
25S do lo3 d. a, - 30; 81 do. lo2 H. al - 1O' 10
d. Mcpherson & Co.: "a veas I2I N at $, 30.
SHEEP MD LAMBss,-Reeeipt inciali,g i c sna
l,tlc slack but sheep sold generally at STEADY prices
while lambs rated weak with a slight downwari
un,horn sheep sold At sGa*7 0j per 100 u Gull aai
bucks at - 75atj %; clipped sheep AZ - 2ias1 62l
cmIis Of 70 clipped lambs at - ia - - eippci Gull
at 20 fcsdy az io@iIc pr n dfa ans weak At
Ilql2c: dressed spring lambs sold s2dt1 80 per ear
FOR poor to prime and az liGl5c per II Tor good
sies-D Harrington As5 clipped Weston a@l' g y =
%H.nSi" d. Is b. at y; $50 "a.S SS WIEN p
c. Diilenback I73 un-horn Western sheep, III ~ at
&c - - suite ewes, 9s ~ at So II spne lambs at
Hume & Mullen rs .un.horn stat sheep 80 =
at - Il rnshoIn state lambs 80 n. at - spring
lamb. at - each; do. al - 80
at - - So uns!orn ono lambs, III IL, at :" -
unshorn stat DO ~ a. i;nc,,, ..o and l,b
(cusl. ~ a. at ~ 70; buci-, 100 IL, al - % SPINE
#. collins: 49, un.horn Mchran and ohio lambs: $
n. at 9 81 "a eliiP,a Thio iheeP ~ m "a ~ at
20 p Gs clipped ohio sheep, 80 H. at - 20 'P'"~
ao,hst and - cars at J,r.cy CITY The few saics 4
STATE hogs az - 7jo - ana ne hlikrt Wl' 10,
>t,ady country dressed nominal a; o@"lo@' Tor navy
SIZE iI $ Judd & Co. l, STAG hogs 2l5 ~ at 81 .
j. McIIer.on & o.: State hogs. iss r. at =
I stag. $40 n, at -.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

pnralo. MAY 3-gatilc-Rcccipis last "a hour.
| 200 head total for week thu. lar -loo i,'u H.
same time last week. 900 i'hd '"N''thN ,,
ln-J head TO Sew York. $40 head; on sale, non"
n'orl,, ouen.d steady closed dull lIOg,-Rccrlp'
lo.t "A hour. $500 head. total for week nm, az
- 700 head for same tim" last week. 1t'NV au
consigned through 5000 head 10 N'N h"r"' a,
head ON sale $3.50 head; market ol"'n,d STEADY 70
sr,nr closed lower >Accp and lambs Receipts I'1i
~ hours 300 head: total for week lu- int
2--O head; for same I'm" ii~' VIZ" - ~ nn
head: on sale. 5000 head m'rh'' "I'nc' ~
Str"ng and , 10 10 cents better, closed weak WI"
some common un'old - ,. .
Cattle Receipts $1,000 head. shipments 5000 h'"d 3
mork,. steady 10 irinc ll-hrT "h Irlm" stfr' nv
tIy,, "a ~ %. stock"r'. ~ 90" - - "''.'i,'
-, .-o -. Texans - 7O0 - 60. cows - - -
Uors-K Receipts. 1900 head shipmrnt>. 900 had
market iO0 80 lower: common. - 'J0 = %, iuN'H
- 4Oq - 80: heavy. ~ jj0 - 90; iisht; - 70
- So >hrcp-Recrpt~. $4,000 head shipments,
900 head market active irregular; clipped T'Naiis
~ 2Oa - o.: other clipped 1"fp % ~ 'iIPl-l
Texans, - -Oa - 20. Western weiher, - - IL .
lambs. 81 7ja :. %. ,,o, ,,.
shpmcni. 200 head market active. 20 1"' hi.hi
than close OF last week native bui'h'ir I'i" -"
- fed Texan steers - - 80. Hog Receipts.
5000 head shipments 100 head m-rH . "p'.,1,'
str.ng bnt closed lower heavy. ~'of 20 mlN'u,
~; !Oa - 70 light. T7a - 80. Sh"'p-kr,cIp' az
head shipments. 400 head. market dril. nothhS
Ts:, Liberty. Penn. May 3Catti"-Rcc"ipts 600
hoad. .linmcnis 500 head Market steady. prime.
=, -;0-i 80: fair To good - 5o0Sj 30, common.
Ton cars Of cattle shipped 10 New York "day. Hog
Receipts LOO head; shipments Lou h'A1; h"Ih'
stranger: IhlladcpLia-. - 7j0T1 20. medium ana
mixed - Gja - - common 10 best IoTkcr' =, '"a
dav shccp-Reccipts. 200 head shipments. ~"
head Market slow prime. - lOar' 90 llir 10
good %i0 ~ so common. -" ~. lam - ',-
10 20. spring lambs. t3a@lO Veal c"IV''' - -
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~ Ia cents. and from Oil City sales were reported
~ opoms at o. l2n6l 3-4 cents. Weaker refined
qsVtoi9 anu rednct0n reported In the field price
81 ONO Lima oil were the only new developments.
discovas anVices. however. say that oil has been
portions OF the old Wildwood district.
oon mehi'eu petroleum was reduced % points TO $50
% 81. saoh III barrels and 2sO cents In bulk, ard
v po ,, TO ooo cents gallon in cases. Foreign
Hu "" , were Antwerp. IL "a francs Bremen.
o.o marks, and London, 4 l.s04 Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude certificate market came 10 q stand at
Tie Consolidated Exchange yesterday. But there
sales OF 1000 barrels at the Stock Exchange, at
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gounIrp Real estate for Sale


AGENCY FOX MONTCLAIK.-iteside
propcrtie- for sale and " Jet large Narlet,
OF choice building sites. TUBES < TAY-
LOK. P"ckman.st.. and Montclalr.
A>HUKi PARK .-BtrgIin, in Furnish. d
cottages and lot"l>. l.. I. Ei:AEuTlu.NM.
Office opposite dciot.
\ FARM OF - ACRES with stock
and tools; large house good place TO-
summer home; for +2.2OO. Adifcs, Bon
l13 Beckett. Mas.
VhtENWIl II. CONS .-Deslrlble villa
slt.s ia NOrth.st., overlooking Sound lash'
l1nitl' acccs sihl". healthy. SAMl III.
.,IAt y. ~ Broadway.
IOI: SALf.-A summer coulcc. contain
ing s.N Rooms situated on Icll I~lind. n"af
Nurvalk. ouu.: the ground Ia \ frontage
81 ~ i,cf on ~ water ~ Lons Island
sound good tathing. boating ana fishing
not 4 ~ - health resort. For further par
ticular, inquire % IiOS. j. MAILER.
III Grand It.. Pfuoflyn.
iOR SALE.-tiNc acres BEAUTIFULLY stu
ai,d on a >Gnnv -lOu". ncar iiNcL In.
quirc OF JNO. 4. WLNDLE, livrr-idr.
.uru
SOUTHAMPTON. J.. For ale. mod.
erl dwelling. fable ~ acres. on dunes
nutlng ocean. me surroundings; l.ttl" cash
rqIifcl: want Cicr. OWNER (atorcl,
/ ~ Br adway.
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.nvrpTrsrMENTs AND srBsCRlP.

ADVERTISEMENTS. AND suBSCRip'
uNE Will ne REcEIvED Ar THE W r.
door north OF Tbifty.lrst It. and ALVEY
MS EMEN1s at the following nraneh q;
aecs: "a sth-ave.. =. .. cor. 23a.'t' To-
G,h.avc.; l57 Fourth-ave. corner fo.r
,ccnth..f. 40 Third-svc.. corner Forty
seycnih.st. 900 Thiid-ayes near shy.
second st. l75 Columbus ave. 100 rs a.
y near Third.aye.; 50 Avenue a l'333s
Thirdaye. 4; 20 West Fourtcenth:st. 10
West 42d.st. l49 Chuich-st;; 90 In,r'.
ave. I.33s ThIid.ave.i 2,Ool Ihir'a'e'
between Il2th and 18th sts ,os no
In BrooklyD. at 90 COurtst. 300 10 70
KaIb.ave.; 200 Bedford.ave., and NO; r 90
Broadway, up 70 = y. M, at regular on'''
] rates.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC,

.,,tse 5tSet so Moon rises 10 :52 AGE IL
HIGH WATER TODAY.
A. Sadly Hook :5oGov. Island 10 :l3lIie Gate - O3
TSandy Hook 10 USGov. Island 10 2illiell Gate II 20
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Giip Real estate % Lei

4 HANDSOMELY nnishct house cen.
tral Hrltion; Immediate rs,e.si,oe" cir, r"o,s J,
hats. $50, up: cottage. and hot'' S s,a
country; bargains. DAlLLi' "e''
3Sth-st.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

Vessel Line. For. Mails Close. Vessel Sails.
CITY Of birmingham, Ocean. Savannah. 100 IN
y Bismarck. Hannah, Southampton o 90 III 90 a m
State California Allan STATE Glasgow 200 IN
Trnldad Quebec, Bermuda ] 100 In 100 III
FRIDAY, NAY 5.
,Iconoun Clyde Charleston ....... ........ 90 m
STATE OF Texas, Mallory, Brunswick. 800 III
SATURDAY, NAY q.
Alaska (,uion LvoI pool ........ ........ . 90 m
Amsterdam. . "a
"a Cunard, Liz 90 III y 90 IN
caracas Red ID, La Guayra. go N 700 III
Concho Mallory, Gai\ 3 30 IN
rrda q LlOyd 10 90 III
rNrnes-ia Anch0t Glasgow. 90 III 800 IN
La Irctagnc French. Trans iiavc.. 90 III l. 90
southampton. 80 IN 9 200 III
Chaetia lIamb.Amei Hambu g.... ......... . 100 III
Yului n & CUBA, Havana. IL 100 a m 20 p III
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Board an0 Rooms.

->>~>>>>-~.- --------s--- .
CONNECTING rooms; baths excellent
hoard best references 80 East O2d-si.
5TuAVF 5J5. near 10th st.-First'
class.
arH ST.. ~ WEST. -Secon1 floor. PIT.
vate ath. handsomely furnished cxceHrnt
table and Attendance.
5;TU.ST.. 3IJ Handsomely lur
nished rooms with board Tor gentlemen ana
wives. or single gentlemen reieieh''s 'N'
changed
80 WEST 2OTH 81. Miller Eot"l-
suite and single rooms, win '''dNN
board permanent or TRANSIENT
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miscellaneous.

A.-WESTLOTORN- and Law
Agency: divorces speciality. separations, do.
scFtions. wife support. damages procured
any cause private information furnished :,
consultation free. 95 Nassau.st.
ACCIDENT CASES. COLLECTIONS. dl.
V0rccs, separations, name. changed, for.
eign business passports. all law business
consultation free. JAMES J. THORNLEY,,
counselor. 80 Park Row.
PAMPHLETS. circulars. newspaper and
magazine advertisements prepared promptly
and with care az fair price by JOHN
MANNING. 10 Spruces-t.. New-fork.
WANTED.-A loan OF 500 for about
curlty. FURNITURE, Box So. Tribune
once.
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for Sale.

HOTEL.-Onc OF the best corner hca.
tiOns In the city; connect With bar prI,c
$4,000. Address n. ~, Tribune Uptown
Onicc. 242 Broadway.
EOT.HOY SAFETY .-Cnsnion TIRE; -.
inch wheels almost new. cost e15 sell FOR
$40. HAT STORE, u Whltehall'St.
SAFES-Bargain In new and srcohn'
hand safes large stock to select from no
combination prices; special bargains tbls
month. l.. II. GROSS. 40G Broadway.
SAFES.-TArcp lot OF new and recohu'
hand safe. sold below cost; puar.nfeed IRE.
proof; payment facilities: apply fnr Illus
rated catalogue. NEW.YORK SAFE CO.
~ Clinton Place.
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Dnslncs5 Gbaucc5.

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured f.r
business purposes; lnNc tors advised with
ont char 0f desirable OppOrtguit e.; hiVn-
~ commercial reference. ttIGt.S 4
CANLETON. 'rokcrs. 202 BfoIdway.
4 WEfI.DEVELOPED IRON MINI
and opportunity f"r an inv tntor. must
BE- .o,d. hddr'~s \. COOK. 23i Chestnut
IT., Philadelphia.
INVEST - 600 -Iccial Government i'm.
month, entire. profit 80 900. Adirc-,
Certainty. Tiibunc Oiilcc.
RFSTArEANT-Prlce $50 rcnt. s1j !;
franklin Hats lScth-s'. and shave. tc-
tween Polo Grounds and Bridge. See
hou-efecp"r Oh premises, or J. Reid. 81
An-torinm.avc.
MANUFACTURERS using bras or cop
Icr. needing capital &, extend th"ir business.
address CAPITAL. car Tribune
PARTNER wANTED.-A gentleman 20
take charge Of books and correspond nee 4
a long, established. high-clas, rOnms ion
business. dealing with best p"ope only
tho right man can secure half Interest AT
"A comparatively small outlay. HANOVER.
Tribune once.
FAIRLY WITH 5000 can learn Of glod
opening real estate and commission. VIII
BAY about $50 10 $50 weekly for two. rN-
ccllcni references. AdGrc>, MISSOURI,
20 West lith-,t. Room ..
REP TABLE latent medicine house have
fine opening for young man. 2l to 80. Will
Ing a. invest Il roo 10 manage branch in
Omaha; thorough business man only. Ad-
die,, OPPORTUNITY. Il. y. Bon 2.237,
Ncw-York city.
WANTED-aj 600. In u refined, legitimate
business thut will ply - per cent guaran.
t.rd, b. 30 per cent references given and
required. GOOD FAITH, Bon a. Tribune
Office.
WANrED.-To buy weekly newspaper
and Job Office Within an hours distance
M Ncw-Yofk CITY: Republican or nd"pcnd-
cnt. Address BENJAMIN, Box Is nib
unc once.
WILL SELL controlling interest In o
Succrs-ful. growing. staple. cash business,
II taken at once. TRIO. X. REARDS-
LEY. 1914 Ch,lnbers-st.
$50 600 OR MORE can be used to great
ADVANTAGE for Investor In the development
of a graphite mire 81 great extent and value
mill ana mining plant erected owner viii
cell whole or part. or form a corporation
geological survey fcTOrt~ the mine mex
hau-rlble. w. II. WELLS, 80 Libcrty'st..
Nrw-Yoik.
II 600 BtYS two West Washington Mar
kct stands II sold this week Adde'S
MINT. 20 West lith-st.
~ 900 PROFIT
reference. r., 1872 West End-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-04
FURNISHED Rooms.


a LARGE ROOM. comfortably and ele.
gantly furnished Ia residence, 43 Wort
2Oth.st
HANDS CMELY Furnished house.
suites and single rooms - up, ir = "ultc
IaflOr foCr / fcrcEccs. 10 East 33d-st.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS modern
Improvements convenient principal hotels;
clubs single room. ~ upward weekly. IL
East 29th-st.
TWO HANDSOMELY furnished rooms
10 single gentlemen. 1nqur' OF owner.
- West 9ith-st.
= jflI-ANE.. no. 0i2 opposite Bclefa'ia.
-It1c helor apartment. elegantly futnlshcd ;
private baths; Breakfast Nalc; attendance
uneNcellrd.
10 WEST 'STI.sT.. Impesoyal Res'au-
rint.-liandsomcly furnished rooms WIN
hath
JI WEST ETH ST. Large. nicely fnf.
nishcd front room Win bath. prirl"ge OF
kschrf; terms Uoderate. Atkinsohs ocli.
5Gs 5rH-AvE. opposite Windsor ,i9te,'
Elegant furnished sunni paFlor ana Dcu-
room reference required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-04

NURSE and >EAMSTRESS.-By Swed.
i-h girl to grown children best OF reference.
NJ. Y, care HARRISON. 81 Vandam.st.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-18
TRAVELLING IN FRANCE.
A Railway Decision That Antagonizes the
 English and American Practice.

Ii is said, with some touch of scorn of our insular ways, that Things are done differently in France" but not always better, remarks the London H. lustTated News. The railway passen- ger, indeed, is better done there. but only in the sense of more completely done-done brown. His luggage is stolen and he gets no compensation: he finds the guard very different be- ing from that pink of civility in Eng land, and he can never get accustomed to the customs. The last feat of a French stationmaster has been to de- eide that an article of luggage placed on the seat does not keep your place in a. railway carriage. This to persons travelling alone and who have nobody to keep their place for them must be indeed delightful. In England this right is never questioned, though in some instances it is abused.
 it IS recordeu or a certain hair-split- ting bishop who was accustomed to compose his charges in the train, and whose desk was always placed op- posite to him, that he invariably treated it as though it were a living vis-a-vis. The train being very full on one occasion, would-be passenger in- quired if this place was taken, and the bishop. with his sunniest smile, ex- pressed regret that there was no room Il don't think that was quite right. my lord, said one of his fellow passen- gers. who, we may be sure, was not a curate. What was not right?" in quired his lordship urbanely. ''To say that the place was taken" Pardon me; did not say that it was taken. I was particularly careful to use the word occupied !"
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-18

A requisition upon the Governor oi Texas for the apprehension of Edwin s. Booth, was issued Saturday by Act ing Governor Bruce and directed to Thos. c. Howard, constable at Wilcox. Booth. who was a school teacher at Wilcox, is charged with having seduced one of his pupils, Minnie King, 8 thirteen year-old girl. The offence was committed on April 10 of this year. Complaint was soon after made by the chilj's mother and a warrant issued for bis arrest, but his whereabouts has been learned only recently.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-18
Ceusu uu pssos Cared

An old phy-icisn. retired from prac. tee, having had placed iu his hsni, by an East India missionary the form ula of simple vegetable remedy foi the speedy and permanent cure of Con- sumption, Bronchitis. Catsrrb, Asth
 ma and all Throat and Lung Affections and a positive and radical care for NervousDebilIty and sil Nervous Com plaints. after having tested it's wonder ful curative powers in thousands of cases. las felt it his susy to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actn- ated by this motive -nd desire to re- iieve human suffering. will send free of charge. to all who desire it. this re
 :eipe, in German. French or English
 with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by nail by addressing with stamp naming this paper. W. A. Moves, S20 Powers Block, Rochester N. ', ]. IS, 1 VT