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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
New suits FILLED.

The following new suits were begun in
We superior cour. yesterday:
4. s. Albright VS.. Jacob Hopp-Sult to
recover gao on promlssory note.
Seattle Market VS.. James McReavy-
sait 70 recover Sl42 - Tor goods and mer-
ehandiSe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
BALLARD MUST ECONOMIES.
Reduction In Assessments VIII Cause Of
ices Co be AboifAhsd.

At the meeting of the Ballard city coun-
ell on Tuesday evening q statement from
County Auditor F. A. Twichell of the
equaIized assessment for 1898 was consid-
cred and the rate Of assessment for city
purposes was fixed at IL mills. The total
valuation for the city was 81, 0o5, 800 the
real estate being valued at ss65, 100 and th .
personal property at $i3e,ooo. The levy OF
II mills was apportioned TO the different
funds rs follows;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

Commencing October Is the Northern Pacific
Rafiraad comp&ny wi1a sell nrst-olsss renai
tim tickets 60 CaicAgo fEon seattle sf Sc 05
rst@ sAma ticket to ~ Louis ana return 81. -
no scs miss thls lass opportunity of taking q
trio ever tie grad sesnlc rosie OF America -
ire great WoEtd's fAlF, which closes forever
October 81.
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speeches BY visiting members
The programme will be interspersed with
instrumental musical selections All
speeches will be limited to ten minutes
each. Admission TO the exercises viii be
free, but tickets for dancing viii be 50 cents
each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

The public shows its satisfaction with
the reduction of prices at the Maison Richie
by crowding TO t,and this excellent French
restaurant has experienced the benefit Of
its catering to its custom and suiting its
charges to the times. The cooking Is good
and has called forth much favorable COM
ment, the attendance is equal to the de-
sires of the mos: exacting and all the good
things are to be had there in season. The
regular course dinner with a bottle of
claret for 50 cents Is Q popular feature of
the house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

Useful s. well IS ornamental, Diamond
Rubber Door MAI, s.. 81 the Washi ngton
Rubber Company's.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

Congressman Robinson, OF Pennsylvania, has
Introduced a bin 70 abolish the ofice Of nxyal
oiiieer az all norts OF entry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

Ngnssters. lawyers. teachers and others whose
eecurasisn gives bat lsstis exerc sc, Should nss
CsFsasss i4ttis Liver Flils tor tarps1 avsf aaa
eisioaxnss& oae is dose. Try taena.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

A5.so p. m. edition OF the Record, containing
instruments died in auditors of1ce Tslsphons
80
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To raees the umes tie Hotel Sovthers VIII
caese sxtrenselx los rates 70 regular eosrsers
for TIE stnsss IaonknA
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THE CROSS UNDERTAKING
i co. Paxss<s, Is47 s@eouz a.. n<sr FgEa
epsc1a4 asssuxsaz - s1esa&Sax Elsss-sasss
ssxvses 20 ssxssnshls ss1sA TssspeSzs ISL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

TSo ~ Childrcn's Bright Pebble
sV6 grain Button shoes. bee,
solaF ZIP. ssres 9 y 10 Ii; reduced from
81 . 70 T5e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

Miss Hestsr Kfmbali aud Lieut. James r.
Nolan, Fourth cavalry, United states army, were
married at Chicago Wednesday evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
0A SEATTLE
"a ~ MEDICAL and SURGICAL
c. DISPENSARY
Gun DVCEEb BY
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill,

DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill,
The most widely and fAvorahiy known specialists
on the racine Coast The doctors are regular grad.
yates from the Ensvsrslty Of the City Of New ork
ans Of Long sand olegs Hospital Rrockiyn.
New Ierk. and their Tong srpeTsenee. remarkable
srfIl aud universal successes IN the treafmeat ana
eEFs sf GhFonIc Diseases entitie these eminent
shysiclARs to the fssii cenfdence OF TIE amietsd
eysrgwaeFs
In many cases taas been prsnea acea no aeisA
They trestSrIENTIF, TALLY and SrC-
CEssFUa.x, cure QUICKLY and n =
pTsEAsE% SkRg0Cs DEBILITY AND Sax
UAb DIsORbEHS PiLE-. FgSFILA AID
REl-TAI ULCERS, SYPHILIS 00&0RaHEA.
0IEET spsrmateyrhasa Seminal weakness. Loaf
Naahoot Night Emissions. LeeAseG fscuiisss.
kheumasisEa. Ssgraixts. C&iasFn. kroacnitls
AvhmA Turaafs frepsisus, sail Eheam ana
s.rrafaIa NYDROCEtE. vAEICDrgLE aad
sTRIt'TuREs rasteaily and safely cured without
pasa or deteasIoa fseua susaess And cares saafAn-
iced
- KTATN AND POSITIVE eURE fos sue
swfa effect OF early vice an9 the nusasrazs evils
tnst follow Ia - train
I,aae espersenes with unparalleled saceexs d
ths seEi svtas1es 81 a doetoFss skisL
DIaEAsEs OF w0 IN ass receive special
asssasion Coasos pefsosaly she OLDEST and
nosf EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
ne Coast, or wf8ts. ssnssng stamp ConsaitAtion
fsss ard co1sdsDttkA fremont Block eli
Front street. Seattle
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Programme or Evening Exsreisss.
The executive committee Of the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen lodges of this
city, under whose supervision the silver
anniversary Of the founding Of the order
viii De celebrated on Friday, has decided
10 do away With the street parade and
afternoon exercises and hold only an even
ing session The exercises will take place
IN Armcry hall. beginning q, 80 p. m.
and last until . O'Clock, after which there
viii be grand ball. The programme has
not been completed. but viii be subs.ansi-
ally Is follows:
tS-AtA& aa1a U.s. u W. IatterWUod
4adEess OF welcome. Mayor j. r. Ronald
kseasatian-s'l s6s-Isa ...... Miss Alice Hamelet
Address-"k Fraternity .....-..sstiilhert r Little
song-'sN ooings .. Miss Alice Hasrhlat
Address-"Pieneer Work" +. III cam
Recitation .......... Ntsx Mxrtie Hsrssr.
s-1Ases- II. 4. Carroll
Recisasion--"Raggsd Sewshoy''. .............
.s..s-s---..-.-..--.-.., sabre Crixtfaan
address. ..-..,.. Col, Iikins, OF Tacoma
speeches BY visiting members
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
GREAT SHOR REDUCTIONS

co-Ladies' French Dongols Button
soo Shoes, hsnd-weit, waukanphass
last. sizes to 8, widths A 70 Z, re-
duced from ST. rs and - TO IS.
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Qa-Misses' Bright and Dull Don
UO1 COLA Button Shoes, with heels.
plain and solar tip. sizes i2 10 IL; re-
duced from 81. IS and s. 70 70 9Sc.
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SPECIAL CORSET BARGAINS

eO "a Broken lines OF G. p. and
YSsoV r. ID. Corsets, in grey and
white. at $3.50; reduced from %, $3.50
and 81
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eO-Ladies' French Kid Button
% shoes, hand-turned. plain opera
toe and heel. sizes 2 70 AZ, widths A
aud b; reduced from $40 and - 20
500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

0Qc-Misses' French Dongola Bat
oOO ton Shoes. spring heel. plain
toe, siEes Is TO 2. widths G, ID and &,
reduced from 81 aud SIS 70 9sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

Sl.20 black s'a and d's 1r.y; "s s.Sse. y
from sl.t0 to si25.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

gO-Lsdies' French Kid Button
% shoes. hand-turned. plain, CON-
monaense toe and heel, sizes 2 20 81.
widths A 10 ID, reduced from $40 aud
IS 70 g.
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FANNY STES-A large lot of fancy
IhAVf pfbhC silks especially
adapted to holiday fancy work use
have been materially reduced in price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For spot Bialil glowths thc mafket fuICd
,dy On the basis OF Use for 40 Z. Sales coo bags
s at the quotation and 5000 mats interior raaang at
ase Inc maer srSws .aieu w COO IN a ,e sn ap
srk,t closed without change SINE months and
ne issuance Of March notices TO the extent q 10000
srSer at the close steady Continental and London
sSes were irregular ie oicia RIO dispath follows
$3.50; exchange lpriyatt). ia receipts IN RIO
~ eIesfancee 70 Europe 1900 BAGS Ri, stock 2ll 0cl
Ss, RI market steady Go Receipts IN Santos: - 600
I'd average santos - 800. Receipts a, Ro. July l.
fc b, March T. 1893, . 3O7 coo BAGS same time lsa!
I'D 600 bags tine 1891. 1917 900 bags Re.
.ns al San:o, July 1892 70 March T. 1893 1856 600
ssss same time 1892 100000 bags; same tinc 1891
s5is0Oo bags 1000, w..
M4aS tags baltimore. 96S bugs; Ncw-Oileans. 5.949
uas Total, 81 800 bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYo,k wednesday. March s.-BEENES-dm,eocs,,pLt
10, carr or 100 hcad-57 cars eonsish,d MR. 70
,cht.rcrs expr: Give; and ~
La nd carloads heia over on pr
,syaIs there were ~ for sac ~ WaS LIN
rnark.t from beginning IN finish win pi'cs nn ), I'D
naivr steers sold ~ Ajde5 80 pr ipV ~ .vi az
go "a extra heavy do at 81 90 cowt q, y a.
few ear Dads OF medium and fair steers "cie po's"' '
'I Ky, Sees.d native sides sl.w q, 7aa9isc per COW
s.eadv az 4u7c. No later cable news ShlPinrl.s
90 day 4eG quarters the Tcu,onlc DIV "a y,
conInny 10 Liverpool 40 sheep on me IS, -, 1n.
rori,adces T-morow the norwegian .ais 9s h,d fr
bnap Fr hers also Trinidad VIII carry to Eefhuu'
saicsDNew,on Get ohio steer. it9 g1 "a aV se
40. at 81 20 per 100 n do, l1so n at 80 " 10 ,Sla
,ssea ~ a, s. 20; ~ do 1927 n, at - 30; - do 30
20 a. iisG AZ 81 rs; Is oxen. lAs0 m at 90
A. ia N AZ - 30 bull, 1890 n. at - oo no. i"''
40 a, al cows 1890 n. at So - o-, a. .,
49, snc,nan v Culver: 81 Chicago steer. ~ ~ w
q. a" IL do 100 ~ a - - ls DO llsl ~ az
X DO iiSf n at 81 do. 1905 N &C As II 90 i2 20
Indiana dr." 1916 n at - Pennsylvania oNer io1o
~ at a. IL; bull 1000 ~ at 81 30; cows e"' "'
B. Mcpherson g. Co.: Chicaqc steers lf3o ~ a.
: IN 1904 NJ at ~ 80 do, 1000 n al ~ % ~ 49,
e,n do I2I ~ at ~ 90 OK, 1870 ~ ~ 81; 90 ifoV
n at IS SO: bull l1i0 NJ 1T ~ 90; DO ID ~ a,
- 3o % State cows 90i ~ at s. % rs DO 300 ~ az
p e. Do. 9O2 r. at 50 80; 20 do 1906 d. at " %
'uSs Sanders is Chicago steers 1860 ~ at s5 1s DO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
COTTON MARKFTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Y,vornoo, March T. 4 D. m.-Cotton-Futures closed
steady M the decline: American middng. low mlddng
clause March delivery. 81 G4da4 y. ga nnrch anu
Anr delivery 81 -64d "a 63.O4d April ana May ne-
livery 12-6id buyers. May and June delivery.
G3.6lda sd June and July delivery l-e]dao 2oad
Septen,ber delivery, 3 204da6 36td; september ana
Oc,obor delivery G26idG4 90 Cad; October ana NO
yember delivery, 4 CT odd. value. ,
galveston March Section firm mlddiing. DC low
m,ddiing sec good ordinary, lsc: net ana gross
receipts oI35 bnles. exports TO me continent
aois bales: sales .656 bales stock. ~ 49, bales.
Norfolk March. s.-Cotton firm middling. -loc
and gross receipts .356 bales: exports coastwisc,
no bales sales 244 bales stock. 1892 bales;
~ sew Orleans March s.-Cotton. steady; good mid.
ding Csc middng. &c low middling 3-ic good
ordinary 3-sc; net receipts, 2eSs bales gross'
\ 40 bales: exports 10 France. $3.50 bales coast
wise. e1i5 bales sales. 100 bales stock 3l2's'o
bales. ...- d.. ..,,,,tr, =, 10,
low middng : Il-Isc: good ordinary. 31oc net
and gross receipts. 37s bales; exports coastwise,
7 II o bales sales, $50 bales stock. oc4S2 baies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was DO news Of importance from the oil country
but tho crude certificate market continued SOME
,.h.t unaettcd A. tho Stock Exchange thero were
- =, ooo barrels at OF. cents. Tho sales at The
Consolidated B,s amounted 70 1922 Parrels ana prices
neG,cI petrolein was unchanged ut J3D cents per
,aiion IN barrels 20 cents IN bulk and Olo cents
Zane: Bremen, SOS marks London. 4 7i0 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
Boaro nanteo.

YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE wish 70
In cultured private family. between l'tn
ana ssth ats. prefe ably cast: highest ,si'
crcnccs rcQuiied. ADDRESS +. y. Box NO.
Is. station y, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
LIVE STOCK MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MAEkETS-Bi 1Eif"Rhf''
puNoIo March 3.--Catlle-RcCcps last tweh'. iou n
hours olIO head total for the week lh'' Eat 'n
head: for the same time last week, 4'2o h'; ,oc
n""u through 2I20 bend: to Ncw-fork; lOIo
hond on sale 60 head market Opened slow ald Wah
with Eastern advices uniav0rhD'r, nolhins u u
c,nsed dull IlogS-RcCcips last twen'y-iou Nv no
"a 40 head total for the week thus lar. .io'o"
n.. tbrourh $50 head 10 New-iork 1.3.o head
oe eoje . 100 head market ol"ned slow anu roWu,
iased weak Good to choice workers. Ss@T 20 10 hti'
Az 81 sO09a: good mediums - loo - - ri ,
Lcovy 50 ojd 81 30, pigs slow - W" % 3D. ,op
nnd ',.mhs-Rcccipis last twenty four hours 1'4uo
n ioa fatal for tho week thus Gar, - 600 heao Ior
some time last week. 91..0O head cons'sn.u ul'onJ ,
, ,nno head ,o Ncw-ICrk, 22O0 bead; on saie
900 head market opened fairly active, ana l., 10
sc higher for good 10 choice; common 10 Eur ' ,o
stronger: closed steady a'l sold too1 10 oec nmo
e. s5ds6 A. fair 10 good. IS 13d 70 10 common ~
light 10 fair IS 25aS5 60 good TO bes, sheep' ~ .o
az choice 10 fancy wethers, 50 2od 30 oo coiinoh
a. fair sheep, - 1891 30 ,..
Chicago March o." The Evening Journal Icpor,ss
co,,IcSeccipts 10 600 head shipments. 1000 head
h"st steers steady others 1oa 15c lower prime snip
Ming 81 $50 - so: medium to goou - W." -
pp,bers SO sOa - To- st,ckers and fe Gers " .1m
"a 25 Texans 81 6o6S 10; cows y" ~ o SU ,S
~Rcccipis 1000 head; shipments o'oov h''u
81 s"Ss 81 - prime heavy and butchers wega n,
4, s"S ss prime light. 81 Coz %; pigs ana hg9''
g. 3O@ sj as sheep Receipts, 5000 head shipments.
o5O head: light sheep strong. heavy weak ,t ,
81 ' coz 3, westerns s5rs5 10; Texans, "A 25a "a ~
=, Ionis March s.-Cattlo-Rcceipts. ;tcVo ietI
sbipments 1000 head: market dull: fair 10 choice
na,ivc steers $685.: fair TO good fed Tosans -
Wors-Reccipts. 1000 head shipments .,ooo 1elu
market 1915 IGwer zoe oSs S %s RcG %H
ZOO head shipments. 3oO head: market steady
S36S3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
FURNISHED Rooms.

-. -------------|7 - ','.-'|117, ,,,.,a
SECOND FLOOR. elegantly furnisheu.
T., nsw house: private bath and every
,,,oHsrn Improvement; TO family or gentle.
man: breakfast II desired .cisreaces give"
md required. iIo Wet 75,h-st.
s7TH.sr.. ~ wEsT.-lt'rnishSd square .ansn
references required. ---------
.,r,, c,r III EAST.-Large. nicely fur.
0I ccor' svnry front room; al! con.
i lsnen cs without board TO gentlemen
sem,e American private family references:
Wy s,srS.r 70 wEsT.-woll Iur.i.h,s Z
80 10 ,oom tn let " rcntlemanj s sT';suy
frcns .n T house; convenient slevsted s'a"'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
miscellaneous.


ACCIDENT CASES cole tons, matrl-
monial suits, separations, names changed !;
adyice free. J. J. THORNLEY,, Counsellor.
80 PARK Row
AN UNLIMITED FORT N In novel,
marvellous Remedy" suffering millions
long for. statements Of qualifications for
partnership solicited. Adde'S MILTON 5,
201 East ojth-i.
CHINA. GLASS, pictures. furniture
etc. carefully packed for shipment or stor-
age furniture repaired and poll -hei; floors
and woodwork stained, waved, or Vanished ;
marble s:stuiry cleaned ard packed.
CHARLES ROAK. 2i2 West 36th-st.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose Of
their LET or clothing at fair value. VIII
please can on or address EDWARD MIL
IEK, % Gfhaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09

e.: 2 81 :, "a Y g. 'ss & g s
SSissss sag, ltSs u .; j. , iSI $50 :, 10
8 Do DO fs.%'' 8 Sel'i e 90 issq
s sS1"i 81 Il ssl'?ss ss ;s' %
M oS su o at 80 sS'' head fG ni r''s
marSe, ya' qgoted -c.ds a, s2oes'S io' common to
90 sssd Of wh s, taT at r. eGa
n suppl S,t "a a.. m 1c ny a eoS@o 70 pine YAH o
q 4sgts 1 100 isw M e. s,ne' O at ac Drs
sv d sr 2. for 1 Is': sna G
Nuso ycel q, d. r s av g. St >. At % g.
3D. DO 'o so NJ at a. r. O. at ~ r. at - I'd ealSc.
~ at ~ dou3a i, H. - S3, T., n. at So ra
80 y at ~ IS do. ii5 m IL, - So do iao "
pneneacN veal. 10 n b at 30 - !, !, ., Do 40
"a G 90 ~ Il t At s. do liz h, at ss d.
a. .; ~ q. a, y, r q! a. d. 'i i5c g. g.
S to- 8 30 20 o. do at at 50 80 c,ch ~, -
NrTep ,Sp e' ,MT Tssli eSn acadnr
ron signed dicct to butchers wcr ~ car or ~ n,
and aS.g 10 ear ard y sssd in b ,Ss @ and
low and weak Bucs; i Hna en ~ s Z: e. rxc stnc;
At 81 .e poorest host iubs at sgiti 90 ,,,o o. .o
O. sTns lamb o,d II & to aco 70, chcice ard sv t
cninr ih mali way a; oE@loc' "e'''1 ''"''''
McrAe,on, = ,s y; a sss ' So 80 g r.
a. "n KS g. r. ' on: g. 81 is DO cs h. at 10
'pr"s 'T rda * 100 stat; so l,s' ., 50 g g. At
p : Kasc: IL Jersey ewes - N. 81 :" ~. ~ ~,
Hr,,,on f;lett: Is Ohio sheen rs 10, ~ - ~, -
o.. ~ n, COT. 20 ohio lambs 81 H. at 30 -; ls2 %
"'n iinrrinct.ii: Alb Western lambs n 2, u, :,
100 state do at 50 10 30 do - 10 a. - 'o' ~
MoGS-Rccepts ~ cer or COG hrai i, iar ra a.
and common to good hogs od az ass 80 lsr 100 d.
Saes-J. p Nelson - S'n'' =, nos "a '' ." "'S'
- M ~ Mullen State hogs, ia ~ at IS 80; DO
10 ,rT, nnckirqhanf: IL state hogs Ao N average
at - ~ lTh p Co. State hogs, lG7 ~ a; - 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
norses an0 Carriages.

BARGaIN.-i0 horses S..J 10 slco;
10 Saise -uit grocer butcher, iaraet any
bu Hes trucks, Wagons, harness tfiii az
lowed, ciso michinery, lSoils, etc., ocinbs'
ing to nat IN tory. 3:s Drsgs-a,o.. Ufceh'
punt
,O.. nlce a, 10. Ku.ab1lt ma VOID
Gib>Cl htfn--.; chU.cr 0Ntht tiial stc" a.
Ut i,K SALE liibuac pli.'e.
FOR s,ALl:.--A line hlooi lay team,
ccldiig md niaFs close nat'G. fuii 40 hand.
nich q y'-iiS ola. thoroughly broken 10 ali
harTesS. fc1r;es- - "iert'ic o. steam. cars,
o. anything; warranted sound are very
-tyh.., ss- -tcat ALcc .ciOi>. ana oah tFot
10 ) niuE;c-. T. utc pole. Ia. on w. IL
Snyder. 50 Brthekcu. Penn.
GREAT SACRIFICE -275.-Party 80.
Ing South uarr. extra nhe coupe iW.nINdi
.o>' 10 ord ? $500 used only ;wo months
ac>. SO: imported sid saddle ana bride.
,.scd seven times. Sii. Apply q InNat-
>ia'lo 80 No. si@r..f
LADy's coz 1ELDING, b.suty.
handsome outfit; trial ana examination al.
oricc.
PONIES FOR SALT:.-The larves. herd
OF wel-broken ponies for caildrn IN the
State. Address DR.. o. &. JACKSON,
+. o. Box lGi. Jamaica. L. l.
wANrED.-tam,l. team geldlng.. lj'.
to 10 hand urdrr : year; warranted
sound ard kind s.nglc or dcnels fearless
Adjr.s. full pirtlc'slar pr:ee. PRIACl-
i'AL. Po,;onice TOY 3.i3l.
WANTED. 80. 900. o0o people o. send for
Blrchs carriace ana harnc.n catalogues.
loT res: assortment in America very roder.
ite prices; cont pa, srch cNravaFant
lishcd 1872. Address }. II. BIRCH. Bur
lingion y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
Gin Real Gstaic 90 Eet.

Vilp Heal Gst1te 70 LII.
i41 WEST 4oTH.sT.. near B,oadway nj
- rent from May lst. very csragc yp
yete residence, fl rooms. j. rD""
AkAYCiAFT. ] ,544 Broadway.
Brooklyn.
INST LOCATED STORE In Nswa,xi -
~ from May LIST, 0S3 Broad.st p,a'c ".n,
mt. high ceiling, hard wood noor' c..,,ts,
1eos, 120x20; suitable for miii'ne'y nt,ES
Mmishing, shoe store. LOUIS >. 'o"
- BIoad.st.. Newark. n. J. ---,---
20 LET. at 1903 Broadway. Brvck,3ysH:
- D.. Z store window and ,ince, ,ncr
4l2 per month excellent iocatioi, anu LIN LIN
SoehfAfe, and close IN new yoste,se MY
eeing completed. Address CliAS. i'oD
BON. .2dS broadway, brooklyn. f. ~
Chicago.
TO RENT for two or four months IRON rom
July ]. . modern house. ten rooms .a.s
sstI.utes' walk fom W0fid's Fair. A 9o
0WNER. S.73S wsshIngton-avc.. Cn,esso.
"wU,sLD's FAIR."-For rent. furnishes,
Ee.foolE house modern best locaiisSSa "o" "s.
49, ffon May 70 Novom6cr ISSS S Esdr
vcnssnt !a all respects for tho WoIs 49,
scss.n $3.50 per month. For gMrtner Nv
genlass address q. A. JEWErf' 500
Cesenes-ave. Chicsso. Ill.
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Dressmaklnq.

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A.-A.-DRESSMAKER. elegant cutter
and iittGr; IS day or at home perfect III
guaranteed velvet silk 49, cioth suits made
In one week for $40 fancy waists. coats and
ball gowns specially. "A East lOth-st.,
near Broadway.
March Nc and work suatanteed English
ta.lor.madr. also bell and evening dresses.
Mime. BONA. 43 Esst 2oth-~'.
ARTISTIC Observation-Disclosures
ing costumes. jackets ana wraps handsome
dresses FOR si2 also Dress remcdeled.
Nine. OWEN. 202 Wet z3d-st.
ARTISTIC DRESsMAKING. unique
designs evening dresses speciality hotel
cr1ers a. short notice. and moderate charges.
Mrs. McELROY 81 East 9th.st. opposite
Stewarts building.
rJRFSSMAKt.R wishes a few more
customers handsome suits. 50 up; perfect
filter; 30 vars experience; l. ,tltl)n Oh
corner. Mrs. SMYTH. 100 West 50th-st.
DRESSMAKFR. experienced. good filter.
y Sa%'' re 2s Ss'' ddre IN D SHas
1897 Broadway.
DEFSSMAKiNG At home or by day ::
all latest Partisan fashions made at short
notice capcs AM evening dresses speciality
West oo,h.st
DRTSsM AKf.R.-Formefly With Nine.
Dlden VIII make dresses from IS to $40;
refercucrs from some OF the best families.
oOo West f3d.st.
DHEs>N Ak Err want. q few more Gus
toners at home; suits from 80 up. II.
rOX. 3l2 West S0th.st., near Riverside
Drive.
FIK,T.CLASS DRF.SSMAkF.R. rsin9
French system. would like few more en-
gaccmcnts by the day: references. Ad.
dress T.. j., Tribune Branch once. LOG
West 4od-st.
MAIsON FRANCHISE THIBAUD. 103
West 5Oth st. spring and sumner dresses !;
Paris latest moderate price short notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09

sl5 WEEKLY. with 1900 capim,;,I,,A,,nn
unusually profitable investment: EOME
iSTALIJfiLE HANDiCApPING sl 81, Ir.M ,I
~ ~" United State aad Canada proht. re-
,mrned EACH WEEK prospectus ls3' itee'
q. M ROWE, Post0fiice Box ~ BiOok'S"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09

The market for futures opened weak at io92 pns .
months and points Others Liverpool advces We
lower and tn chief basis for thu fluctuations was NifEs
rcno,ts relative 10 the british spinners' strike nc
port receipts light and aided in the hrmss late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09

r SIG Low NddIng. Io-IO
SnSt coed ordinary @ 1916 Middling ...........S'.
The mort receipts wore 93i7 bales comparing VIII
% eis hale, for tac corresponding day last yrar since
sepicmbsr the receipts have been -, s", ~
wear ago The figures appended show the weeks crop
Mesa free press., 1893-11-09

The Mohaye Miner says the
Kingman sampling works has just
purchased ores containing 6,400
ounces of silver. This purchase
Of ole shows that things have i'm
proved in this county to something
like their old standing, although
nothing short of actual necessity
makes the chloriders let 90 of their
ores at the present low prices.
Mesa free press., 1893-11-09

Employees in the machine shops
at Tucson are working full time
again, owing to the great amount
of work required to be done on the
engines. We understand that shop
men on the entire s. P. system
have been restored to full time.
This affects some 1000 men, and
Increases the pay roll about $780,
900.