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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10
THE sINeLE-TAx NO REMEDY
1t Would Perpetuate Rent as an Indirect
Tax-Give Us Use and Occupancy.

1t Would Perpetuate Rent as an Indirect
Tax-GIve Us Use and Occupancy.
We are sorry to see Jerry Simpson in
the bad company he is reported to have
kept at the single-tax banquet in Wash
ington the other day. The single-taxers
are right in denouncing landlordism,
but their remedy is incomplete and in
effective and they are absolutely dis
honest in hobnobbing with the party
of tariff for revenue. The only excuse
for that attitude is that free trade is to
be one of the incidental results of the
single tax, and the democratic party
used to be free trade party. At
present there is nothing in common be-
tween a conscientious single -taxer and
the democratic party. The only reason,
then, for this coquetry must lie in a
hungering for the fiesh-pots and dis
position to realize in their supposed
standing as reformers.
The remedy for the evil of landlord
ism must be found outside the single
tax. The single-taxers object to pro-
tective tariff because it is an indirect
tax, and labor pays it in the end. The
single-taX is the essence of indirection.
The object is to open to use vacant land
without allowing private persons to
levy blackmail for allowing their fellow
men place on Gods footstool. The
object is commendable but the indirect
way of going about it will defeat the
end. Let us go the direct way. The
government, acting as the trustees
of natures heritage (as it does now
should refuse to recognize any
title to land except its use
If farming land becomes desira BILE for
city uses, do not confscate it by means
of tax, but condemn it as farm, in
demnify the owner for its loss as a farm
then sell it in small blocks or lots with
limitation as to the amount one mar
can purchase, for use as city property
This is the only tenable theory of lanc
tenure. In fact, it is good law to-day
Where patents have been issued or {
consideration passed between the indi
vidual and the government, the formel
could demand only indemnity agains
loss-in fact, his money back. There i
nothing revolutionary in this-it il
natural and legaL-Spokane Industria
World.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10
bare land. business lots ..... 25o,0oo,oJl
Rent paid by tenant farmers. $50, Oo1
s,2a5,OOo,oOo

Brother Brown doubtless means to
include rent and profit in the term sin
terest" as he uses it. i am afraid, how
ever, that land limitation" will profit
us but little, unless the limit is made
''use and occupancy" so as to destroy
non-occupying landlordism and monop-
oliStic rent GEORGE c. WARD.
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Another Question Altogether.

President of Booming Western Cor
poration- n--We can easily pay our obli-
cations by filling out blank orders on
the treasurer.
Stockholder somewhat dubiously),
Yes; but how shall we pay the prin-
ter for our blank orders?-Puck.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

A visit to the island of Banguey,
Borneo, discovers tribe of Dusuns
differing widely in language, religion
and customs from other tribes bearing
that name Marriages are performed
in the forest in the presence of two
families. There is no public gathering
or feast The rite consists of transfer
ring a drop of blood from small in
cision made with wooden knife in the
calf of mans leg to similar cut in
the woman's leg. After marriage the
man takes the bride to her home, where
he resides in future as member of the
family.-N. Y. Home Journal.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

The Wall street gold gamblers seem
determined to force an issue of interest
bearing bonds, and Cleveland is their
willing tool Unless Carlisle possesses
more stamina than he is given credit
for, the bonds will be issued This will
make some more "base' for the ma
tional banking system and enable them
to prolong their existence. That insti-
tuition can't exist without debit is
financial buzzard which preys upon
the adversely of the people Weekly
Union.
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Opportunity.

First Footpad-My pardner's gone
into the business In style.
Second Footpad-What's he done?
First Footpad-Took of his mask and
rot place in q Worlds fair restau-
taak-Trpth
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

CYPRUS CHAPTER No. 83, X. A. M, meets
In Masonic Hall every "a and 4th Thursday.
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
CHESTER /. LONG, ii. p.
Il. B PECK, Sec'y.
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SOCIETIES.

QUALITY TEMPLE. No. 2S, Pythan Sisters,
" meet regular every 2Id und Attn Thursday
evenings. All members requested to attend.
Mrs NAENIE o BRYAN, NJ. l.. G.
NRs. A. d. CREWS. N. X. and Z.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

< a. F. Il A. NJ, Delta Lodge No. =
~ Regular communications, hrst and
x ~ third Saturday evenings in each
!" month. All atiiliating and non-afiili-
lting mascns in good standing, cordially i'll
Vited to attend FL. A. BURNETT, W. NJ.
|. w. STOUT, Secretary.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

Van Demmit-So he's cynic, eh?
Been disappointed in love, has he?
Van Arndt-No; in his cook.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

She docking at the statuary)-And
here is little cupid; how cold he looksi
He-Yes; getonto his quiver.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

The gallant Tom Watson, of
Georgia, replies to the statement re-
GENTLY circulated that he had gone back
to the democratic party by saying that
it is totally untrue. No one believed
the statement who had the welfare of
the people at heart
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

n = - LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. 30.
W. liz ~ Hegular Communications, first
aud Guir! Monday evenings in each mouth.
MRS. FRANCIS ELLIS, ". NJ.
MAMIE V rBRYAN, Sec.
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r EoN BEALs,

r EoN BEALs,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR A." LAW.
VIII practice In ell tho courts the state.
Collections made. Taxes paid or non-resi
dents. Medicine Lodge, Kansas
Offce with County Attorney.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

The business of making millionaires
will soon be over In this country. A
few years longer and there will be
nothing left to make any fresh ones out
of. Industrial Union.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

DELPHI, bUuUE, No. l40, X. of p, meets ON
Monday evening" of cUch week, at the X. of Z.
aEE. WISHING hnighte ia good standing invi-
G.. 10 attend. JAMES IL. MtNICK, &. g..
.a,uc <. ~ tISrAp. E. OF Il. X y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

ttG 81. ,.+-t.-
NftDHNni y L,iaNoELLUN At ak't.
O.hce over First Nationsi banA.
Mrdicine LNige, Kans.
viii Practice IN all the courts oi the sta"
= SAMPLE,
hs
NTrORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Office over First National Bank.
Medicine Lodge, kans.
VIII practice in the courts OF this and aiou
ing counties.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

g.. - .. T., Pioneer Lodi Q
.-- ~ Ne .9.-licgulnr meetings
b 7a-~ 49, ,'-t Tuesday eVen.ng.V e
N.--,st- - ., prethren in good stand
S+sF-, 500 ordialy invited.
X. w. CAMENON,
Noble Grand.
sd ,.pJnE, Neading Secretary.
>;tf. ..~tANPMU Int No. 81, ]. o. o
Al b., ..o ...t ANA friday Of eUcu mon
~. t'Hrr'Hr"Ns ',allY invited to attend 9.
a.. q. X HARRIS, G.. z.
". J.C. wALsTAD, ).
..-i.N0.r. rr"Fs "A DEGREE. T. @. OF.
NJ -.'.' e.. .Ta"d4'a = Z. nights, each month.
'.No. L NJ. ALLEN, N. u,
f"c- "tS' -.
Z -.Ls;i-',' POST, No. ia, meets
4 --t -, -: v's. !turday ne each month
a '"u,..-- r'rrl'si;y 'TVitcl.
q. N4Gi. ANS. Post Commander.
..'a- " .r.Gi,-AS. Ndjutant.
6 = "r-r "4.s HDS CAMP, No ~, IL
d. '. iis,sri a'.d 'Douth, in ihoIr hait "i'
81. aouu, Commander
j WILL, ~ , jutGn1,
A. y. u, NJ ,;,,s,'s ass;; g al 81. %
J. W. SINGER. RecoHier.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-10

AN AND SURGEON,
me Lodge, Kans.
t.H a,th of Davis Store. a,
It's promptly WttDac,;
W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug Flour dull nnchange9; l, SagS
en- hhIS Wheat strong. No red spot o'lsu"D,2r
IT,, c-i Ijs5ibc. September. 67znbiS4c; stediici
"a SiLIsSs.c c; stock. llSs.324 bush; sales ~
o0 hneb. milling wheat by sample, ti"o'c. .olh
S,.o,, ,,,xnd sDot and August, 4j'sUitc; Sfp,eln
her IN &c. October. 4Sc asked year 4',2c asher
stock 75s 5s3 bush: sales. 5000 busn; WHIT o"s
nv ssmnIe 5lc: yellow do do 4sc oats qulct, ~ 10
Swhi;n Western S7i103sc: No mixed DO, 5on51c
~hi'e ,o ~ hush Rye dull: No 52q55c; stock
timotby sis 5oGSl9 90 Grain freights active ana ana
Arm Unchanged Cotton nominal; middhhe. o'tc
prov,snns ouiet unchanged. Butter firm; creamery
fsncv 2nc fair 10 choice. 1SQ2Oc; 30 ifnltatloi
lsc Eggs steady 13i2c Coffee qulet, no va, ted
sc Conner unchanged. Whisky firm - l'"Si ~
Boston, Aug 2-Markets quiet Dut s'e"'! -.
Buffalo Aug 2-Spring wheat quiet on eIlnss go ee
light sales 200 bush No / hard. 10 arrive, co 9oc
1000 No ! Northern spot. h4c' sVU ~ COO Clos.
5000 do do 63ikc: 400 No N0rt ei ~ North
ing No hard spot zoe: do. c / 6'c; no a>oh d
ern spo esc do f. 6ic. Winter wheat III Ell 81.
demand higher; offerings light; No req gu r1
do new s3c asked Sales. II cars NO . eN, ia 49,
Sc: 2 cars do 5shc: GAYS no eSlt nad frnn
5sd5sc No white. sc asked. Corn open'd' ,ight
Sales 6 cars No yellow 44c: 5000 bush no Tnm
ls%ai3sc: 1900 No at 4Sc: closing 40 yei, ooi
4i1c: No corn 44c: No 2. i3izc store a' -, a.
demand light supply Sales. 2201 bush 40 m' ~
store 26c. ! car do new. 3ic on uach, no no,od
grades offered Rye-None in market no IuJrv'
&c track Flour strong good inquiry PES. S dmr
g soQs4; winter straights. - 2ou$S ~ nnyncbanped
SaS2 Mllfeed firm S9od 5n: Corn. 4Ea ifsc
seed &c to New-iork 100, nc
Chicago Aug THE leading futures r""se' a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
Gelp Wanteo.

AGtNrS.-:j daily pront selling "Whlte
satin Bouquet the most lasting perfume
l.adc; new method OF selling; requlles no
'zlk other fat selling good, IA sam, line
=. PUTNAM & Co, West Winstead Conn.
Males.
AGENTS. 10 soil the most desirable
building lots near the city; easy terms to
agents; don't let TIL, chancr slip. Call
mornings only. HEWITT. IL Contest,
BrookIyn. Room -.
AGENTS We have nfty-crnt article
that sells at sight oNcry whrrr, half profit :
money refunded for un-old goods. UNITED
TRADING CO.. 1886 Libcrty-st.
PROFITABLE and PLEASANT I'm.
plo,ment AZ home; suitable for any person
accustomed to light and tasty work cnclo.e
W1TRELL, ?th aud Walnut. Wilmington,
Del.
WANTED Two Young men thoroughly
acquainf.I with -ub~cri ptlon work In new
rIurr oHi.r- p.N -r>h'm. Addr"- ". J. T.,
sub .cripuOn Department. y. !. Tribune.
Female
LNDlES-WorlS for US at home yonr
icf-ufc hours Viii not You rNtta plu-Wou"N :
simple. purely mechanical LiRJ NtNN
NEr co. ~ EAST lith-~t.
PROFITABLE and PLEASANT e'n-
pio,mrut at hon". suitable for any p"r-ln
i,ru~tomrd 10 light aud ta,ty work enclo,"
df.rtcd "nN"l"re FOR particulars. JOIN
fiTrRELL "th and Walnut, Wilmington
Del.
WANTED by mdlir Of Ncpt"uber. for
q college IN Central N"w-NorA eool
cook: must understand cooking meats and
Veg fables. and >oup-nahing. hf~tcil,~
ri, Fences Nddrn~~ VI. l.. n. Bon 80.
TrhUar Uptown Olicr. 1.2i2 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
forces an0 Garrlages.

FOR SALE.-Seventy three heal Shet-
isn9 and Welsh ponie, having sold part Of
ann must sell at once. Address br. o.
- JAtkSON. Il. q. Box lGl, jamaica,
l.. l.. y. Y.
GENTLEMAN must sell at once his hand.
SON" lircWSter T-cart. also runabout ami
nasli"s, very low. BREWSTER, Tribune
Onice
WILL SELL cheap 10 quick buyer
gate, n'na,G , e, ,fnp ad~ '' p,elIiecty
warranted every way sound. Address
LAWRENCE. Tribune Uptown Office. .2I2
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston, Aug. Cotton dull: middling TIC:
low middling 3-lGc rood ordinary. l3-lGc net and
gross receipts bales; sales Is bales; spinners. IS
bales; stock. 1888 bales
Norfolk, Aug. cotton steady mddling 7aic;
low miGdlng, 5-l5c; good ordinary. &C: net and
gross receipts. 81 bales; sales. Sc bales stock
II 25S bales.
Savannah. Aug. Cotton steady: middng 7ssc:
low middling Tic; good ordinary Csc net and
gross receipts. l0S bales; exports coastwise, 1lS
bales: sales bales. stock. Psi bales
New-Orleans. Aug. cotton weak: good mid
ding. Nsc middng. 7'sc; low mddling 7@-c; good
ordinary. 71-lGc: net and gross receipts. none.
ports coastwise, S26 bales sales. 800 bales stock.
593l1 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
miscellaneous.

GENTLEMAN with eight YEAR, expert
enc" IN the tr"atln"no 'of con>umpt on
tub"rculO-isl seeks wealthy patient who
dcsir"- 10 COM under hi treatment and
carr for a bf0r"r Consideration in>id" Of TWO
weeks assured Improvement IN the condition
u patient Pc concentrations given par
tIrulars. W. j., lJJ East i.t,i--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
Gonntrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlR.-Resid
properties Of I'll descriptions for sale aud to
let, furnished houses.
TrBBS & TAYLOR. Bcekman.st.
LARGE AND SMALL FARMS situated
Oh the Central of y. j.. L"high Valley and
T. & Il. Il. Roads, ia hours out. Special,
an excellent hay. gain, 1ruii or stock farm;
ARE huu-". ionm- tnr lawn aud shade
trees i"fg' outbuiidine-; all good con-
diiun ahuudanc" of nett %. all kinds; ljl
acre., so an acre. Call on or address VIM.
l.. ~ y IL. rear depot. NomcN Vile. \. J.
~ SJO.-B,autiful cottaIc - rooms: 8
acres; lnl 20 orchard 2JJ barrels apples
last year; fishing; easy terms: bargain.
Addr,..s q. /. low RD. NrMb nrl. y. Y.
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FURNISHED Zoo ms.

COOT. ROOMS. PARLOR: second floor
quiet comfortable: GA suite and single. PM
Natr tuth-. ,OuNrnlru: principal hotels,
clubs, restaurants. l. East 2Jth-,t. (j'h
add M.di-"n aN'-)
WE-r a.D-~I.. oppo-itr Waldorf. g.
Bachelor apartments suits newly and ci"-
rantly FURNISHED prNat' bath other roOm'.
I2Tu.>r.. II WE>T Very desirable
room. second floor al-o pici-ont hall room
reference HNr.au-'d.
@.p->r.. T. FN>T.-Fl.e,ntly furni she'd
fDou- ga SUITE or -in"lN; references;
tr'n.i'n.- a.cormclatrd.
- FAST iorn.>r. -rloa-anr double
and .-in-lr iuou- -oOI board all con-
Ncni'l''-. toms L"'riai".
THE TRIpUnh
1.4e B,o,dvay' 81 door north u 3lst-st.
Ad,"rtisel = AID snbsc ipuons
l., fil-aNt.. 80. iiih->l.
3l- 3i.a>".. between 1gl.h ard .5th st..
3.3 sd-a,r.. between 1jfh and 10th SIS
O.i .d.tr.. ue1r hi-'--t.
! 5n- i-fatr. rrif sith--t.
slp Al-at'.. '.Ihcl i.tl->t.
80 "f-t,'.. near Fast a,th--i.
:, N,,uuo \. lctv,cn 80 ard Attn SIS.
=, Clna.--'. AID ~ Di,i-'on-,t.
li9 Chuf.h--,.. bit W.rrcn and Cham
i- -.
] so- i-f-iN... near S"th->'
100 3i1Nr.. corner i5th--t
80 3isyr.. near East 31ih.st.
%! avenue \ between 81 and eth ayes.
u Canal--t anI ~ Difis!On-st.
40 thurch-,t. bet Warm and Cham.
q, E.re'brf.-t near chri.;ophef.st.
$50 If-' fTfh.-t.. .ofnrr N-aN".
,r Ii-t i2d -. near Mad~on-nyc.
..O5l 3dokr. bet. ll2th ana ll3th STA
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Fat l-I'h it.. near 3d-st".
"f3 W.T. i2jfh.-t bet. tn and 9th ayes.
$40 W. fIfl--t
El;puEINN oTFI' -
3s- Fulfon.-t ~ tourf-s' 5O5 D. Kalb.
ave. 9j1 Brdforl-ste. 100 B'way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
Citn Real estate for Sale.

MONEY SAVED by buying now I'm.
stead OF the fan west side houses in great
variety STEVENS. ?th-aNc.. corner
93d.>t., 9th-aVr. and l0ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
for 5ale.

AT REDUCED PElrES.-5OO second.
hand wood and nom working machines ,
fulll guaranteed ~ -hinery bought and eN-
chang d. GEORGE II. EDDY. %, Mad.
,oh-,t.
AIIE~r., LASS SALOON with dancing
pavilion. rlity .hd 'iuh accommodations.
near tail pr,prd-, Tor al" cheap on az
count ng -irku,.~ Zoe family. Inquire 81
T.. "t>>ECEE, 40. 80 Madi~on->t.. lio-
loecn. y. j.
INTENTION sewing ma,hine. Of all
Kind; new. 20 good -geond hand. 80.
ca-h or credit. exchanged rented. AT
HAI>rll'>, ILL 3d1,s llSth-st.
BICYCLE- Wright pncui1ati.
in .ludine laup bell. brand new. eis. also
LADY, safety. BARGAIN. io' Muray-st.
rICYCLF. For -a'r cheap 1893 p.,..
ton. Hun hrr iolI race. Il ilehablr tir 80.
tal a. alIr... II. OF oE1Rrp. 11o ErIi-
-cn--t.. rf1palyn. y. y.
TOR SALE. Complete nlc> Of the Dally
1rihuuc for thirty wars. $50 10 lso7 ~
"a .uni INT. 81 pfr.t D, alton. unbound. Nd
Dr., GEr. =. 'EOnI>ON. COZ North iJd-
It. Philadelphia. r"nn.
HERRING SAFE for -alc cheap. latest
lrur N'a Large size. 20 Broadway.
Room Il.
uARpWAEE AND TOOLS. ,pecialtes.
foot p1Hrr machinery. cahin't h'dW NJ
,rcuhatcr, and trood'r~. CHARLES +.
LITTLE. - Fulton--i.
SAILEOAT. HcN. n,t.bottom. 1873 feet.
for -. ur cNen1u-r TO- violin. tofhrt or
doublc-la -. HOMER BlRN, 3io cum
l"r'rlt--t.. ~ 0kiNn.
THE TRIBUNE
ptown Oflce,
| 242 Broadway, 81 door nnfth OF 3Ihrs|
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until . O'Clock y. IN.
AT BRAHCH OFFICES;
Advert scmcnt> received at regular once
rates until = y. m. W.
81 shave, = =. cor. or -3d-st.
ljn 9th ave. cot. 18TH IT. ..,..
10, ColInbu-.aNc.. near West Ootn-st
100 West l-I-St.. nrai bth-aNe.
- Mc-, Iith.~t.. near btn-aNc
o57 West i2d-si. bet. 9TH and Sth aVcs-
l51 ith-aNe.. cor. lith-st.
! .33s 3e-avr between 7Oth and 18th SITS.
| 3e3 3d.aVe, between 18th ond 18th sts.
COS sd ave. ne1r 6lstst.
l,lo- l-tJNc.. near S3th.st.
go h-avc., conner i.th--t.
81 3d-aNc near East 81 th-st.
- Avenue \. between "a ara 4th sts.
u tanal-st. amd 10 DiNl-ion--t.
1i3 Ghrfch-,t.. bet. Wsrfcn ana Chan
ber- sts
25i shave, :. Q. cor. OF 23ist.
l1- yAl-aNr.. cor. l2th-st. 100.
W. tolumbu--ave.. rear West ooth-ss'
log West t2d-st, near 9Th ave.
20 West 14th-st., near 5th.aNe.
so1 West f2d-st.. bet. SA aud stn aVes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

ADVERT:-LMfNTS AND SCBScHIP.
TIO&~ FOR lllE NEW-iOl;k TRl
UNE Will. III m EiNLD ~ FIFE Up.
TOWN OFFICE. 40. l.2i@ Broerway ID
door north Ut lhlffl-ilr-f -. . and ADNFR.
VISfMENIS at the following Branch OF.
fees. 3Ji eth.aN".. =. -. cor. -Jd--t 1872
Cfh-aYc.. lj7 Foufth-aNc.. corner Four
tccnth..t $50 Thld ave, corner Forty.
~, enth.-t IU,G Ihi dave. near sixty.
nr,' II. ,7Os Iir-t.a,r. 100 West Forty.
second.st.: l15 tolumbu.-a'c. l52 Last
47ih-st'. corner Third-dS".; lHo Fast. l35th.
st., near ThiTf-iVr. - Avenue
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

The only direct line Cottage city, Mass ana nS
land Me-. connecting At Portland with all ri PA poIsnd
sfrsn-hp lines fOr Bar iIa Dor. old Orchalu r
suSinga white Mountains all Eastern -unnSSf 81 81.
art. steamer, AL every Monday WEDNESDAY au "a.
,fav at : D. M ,ror, Pier 81 East River foot OF Ma'"eV
g. New.York For information apply 70 =. Mo,
UORATIO HALL Agent, at t1c P'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
BOARD au0 Rooms.

THE PARk. lOl Waycilry Plac". Large
connecting front room, with board also
-inll" ropn-
WEST 74rH-NT select board IN South.
rrn family: references. CASHIER. Post
office Bon =. 10.
11rU.>T.. .OS EAST. NEAR >TrYVE-
SAINT >QI NlE.-D.-ir .hi" rooms with
board American family; references.
eGTU->T.. .. WE>I.Elcgantlv mr.
ni-hed suites with private baths; -trlctly
iir-t-cla~s table and attendance.
53D-NT WEST. ~ Newly and hand
-omrly turui-u'd rooms; superior lO1rd
ira sirnt. accom- Odai d references.
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Ocean Steamers

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s: 5. W.
"A. SHORT ROUTE TO hOND0HE;Nry
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON. BHEML''
FAST EXPRESS STEAMkRs., s,o and
FRS, Cabin $50 and upward. Second Cion' II fram
SEQ a berth. Steersge. low rates Steamers ~
foot Of 2d-st.. HotokcE Ann o., Am.
Ailer Tues. Aug .. m Trave. Wca Aug - a am In
Saale sat. Aug T. = a. Ems sat. Aux w "a a "a,
snree Tue. Auq.I5. l pm. Isse. Tue avg - ~ =, M,
IA ser sat. Aug 10 II am. I.be sat, = l. - ~ " "
' NV NEDITEREANEAN LINE ,.
New-Yofk TO Genoa Ia les Than eeN-h ''' Nov rs
Vera ... Aug. > uid1 SEPT. % Nriri <ov -
Fuda Aug 10 Vera Oct. u la De-. D
sept. Kai."f oct u tulaa nee 40
Kaiser Selit 10 fu'da nov. Werra X, -"
Possage siOo ~ = or $50 berth. Firt t.aoln
OEIRICHS o.. Bowling ''r'e"'
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unchanged quotations; No 2 spring wheat Sc red ed
! spring wheat; sales. private terms 20 s7lc;
NJ oats. 2s% se'; No barley o,, nominal seed
naxsesd sscS prime a. sim iSrd per 100
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flats % Get, unfnrnlsheb

JONES.>T. NO. 13.-Two apartments,
sl3 aid Slj Per month. JANlTOR.
WEST HTlI-ST.. 80. 2O6.-Light, cool
apartn.cnts. u rooms and bath steam heat.
JANlTOR
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Real Gstate to Gtthanae.

TWO LARGE TENEMENTS. netting
over |. per cent. to exchange for private
house New York or Brooklyn. MARTIN,
owner. 4 Wall-st.
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DOYAL NETHERLANDS & L. 5. Mail Line.

= : vEENntM satnriay' August y, ~ 20 SP a. a. m n'
Steamer call both al Bouloenr~nr,Mr o,or,so
First Cabin so so; second cabin. 1913. $500. So.
AZ verv Apply for tourist guide "hI 'ei"' "
Generol Passenger Agency 80 Rroadway. y. !.
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CI\ARD LINE.

4 M - MIX ddIIIiISTT~~.Tnvv
Cmpanh. Aug: . ! a. n. sampania sep = 10 a. H.
rmtra Aug l.. > 80 a. ~. Umora sgpt' ~ a, no
Etrur.a... ~ 20 a. ~. Aurana sept. 10. noon
From Pier 40, North River fJJt - Nrk.On--t.
Cabin passage. $50 and upward second % bin 80 an'
upward, ACCORDING steamer and location
SteeraSe tickets 10 aud from all pats u Europe a.
very low For freight and rd--ase onpy at th'
conlpany'7 Office Ne. bowling Green New YORK.
VERNON n. Brown 4 co. General Agent.
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Lost suc founo
Proposals.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF QUAR-
~ ANTINE II broadway NewYok-The attention ,, 81
Record inviting bids for on Swinburne Island and
hoffman Isiands CHARLES T.ALLEN,' Pyesidsat
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CLYDE LINE.

CHARLESTON, s. G.. the South and south~et.
jacksonville ard all Florida point
From Pier 20. L.. X. foot OF KoO-evcit-st). 8 y. m
CHEROKEE Friday, A"-u'i :
ALGONQUI TuesiS August 0
SEMINOLE .--...... FRIDAY. An. II -
All steamers n'-t.ca,~ Passenger Accommodations
WIN. T. CLYDE CO.. General Agents,
Bowling Gicrf. y y:
FLA. CENT. & PENN. FAST +. & p. LINE va JACKS.
Gtr. so. FRI. & PASS'R LINE Va CiNHLE>IDN'
T. q. EGFH. 1cn'l Agt. 379 B'way, n y.