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r OF IL AND j, FOURTEENTH AND FIE'-
| 4 teenth streets, with two-story frame house.
small cottage anu large barn thereon. In
quire at 12l7 X street.
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NNO LOAN-S1, 200 ON REAL ESTATE,
i city or country. n. L. DREW, 40o ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
COLLECTIONS.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC..-FARIS d
In SPINKS. General Collection Agency
GA street. Prompt attention given to ali
matters. Bad bills specially.
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OF 40 BY $50, a-sToRY HOUSE, s
IL rooms; sold chap Tor 80 days; 1921 U
street. Apply 81 3 *.
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LosT-F0UND.

OST- FRIDAY OR SATURDAY A
| 4 ladies' pin tsun burst) with solitaire dia-
Inond setting. Return to THE NUNPAREIL
and receive liberal reward. Its
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| 4 ant hen; heavy topknot. liberal reward
will be paid 1or Its return to SACRAMENTO
OYSTER MARKET, sly X street my2S3t
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A YOUNG, GENTLE
L driving horse. cart and harness. 1909 y
Sfrpat nV2S-3t
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SCHOOLS OF ART.

GEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East. 1t leads them all.
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yXTANTED-BY A WORKING HOUSE
w keeper, situation in city or country.
Apply room 20, City Hotel. my23-1Ws
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FOR SALE.

4 NICE HOME, TWO MILES FROM CITY
n live acres, new house OF six rooms; will
trade Tor city property. n. L. DREW, 40o j
street. sacramento.
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WANTED-DEsIRABLE PARTIES TO
w rent portion OF furnished house and
board small family OIL liberal terms. Ad-
dress d. Z. W., this oft1ce
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VETANTED-AN APPRENTICE AT THE
w Dressmaking Parlors 1926 street.
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M ISS NJ. b. NIOORE'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC,
Nl southwest corner Twenty and D
streets; thorough instruction on the Piano,
Violin and Organ; only SO per month, eight
lessons, TO beginners.
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CAPITAL AVENUE MARKET, SOUTH
I west corner Eighth ana NJ streets, JAG.
MEl ER IL JOHN SHAERER, proprietors.
All xmas Of fresh and salt meats, s;iusages,
hams, bacon, etc. Goods delivered free of
charge to any part of the city.
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1tO1 FOURTH ST.-LARGEFURNISHE
lfU front room, bath and gas; private
IanliIY my2S-lW
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CfOMETHING NEW IN HOP STOVES.
= Call and see my new hop stoves with
CRATES; tor sale cheap at M-street Foundry.
NJ. j. NJ. MCLANE, Proprietor.
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HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE WOOD
/ carving business OF D. r. McCuloch,
am prepared TO DO all kinds of Woodworking,
designing and estimating. l have engaged
the services of ID. II. McCulloch which is a
guarantee of first-class work. Il. c. ElSAS-
SER, GIG III street. Prop.
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WA ANTED - -FIRST-CLASS FEMALE
w help, for city or country, at 626 l street,
employment Office. MISS BARBARA
VAUGHAN, Prop. my23-1W*
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MO NJ STREET-SIX-ROOM FLAT; ALL
/ - modern improvements. my2o-3tF
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CON NJ STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
Xxx front rooms; rent reasonable.
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TO LET OR RENT.

rI,O LET-A PLACE SUITABLE FOR A
| BARRIERS or shoemaker's shop. Apply at
grocery Twelfth and + streets. my29-lw
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oIo p ST.-2 UNFURNISHED HOUSE,
OIO keeping rooms rent, 81. my29-1w
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

Oorl j sTREET-GoOD TABLE BOARD
OH 2 and home cooking.
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NOR SALE CHEAP. OR EXCHANGE FOR
l. city property, ten acres assorted orchard,
full bearing. Also, ten acres, unimproved,
adjoining; rrst-class soil; barn, stable. wells,
etc, one and Quarter miles east OF city; f1ne
places for country homes; no city taxation.
Apply at 1909 street.
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600 TENTH STREET-TWO OR THREE
JUO furnished rooms facing plaza.
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CORNER LOT WANTED IN EXCHANGE
" for property renting for $50 per month.
Address J. D.. this office.
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ANTED-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
w carpets, etc., for which we will pay the
highest cash price. BELL q CO., 323 street.
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oToCK AND FIXTURES = NEW AND
y secondhand goods. a. NJ. CUNNING
HAM, S2T j street.
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(tREAT REDUCTION IN CABINET PHO
VI tographs, 81 per dozen, at the GEN
GALLERY, 627 j, corner of Seventh street,
Sacramento.
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900 CORDS OF LIGHT, DRY, 4-FOoT
lUU summer wood, "a per cord i'll yard or
81 so delivered; special rates for large lots
1917 Third street.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

~Os NJ STREET-S4 PER WEEK-GOOD
tUO home cooking; also furnished rooms.
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DREsSMAKERS.

Mrs. A. G. GARDNER. 426 VI STREET.
tI Dressmaker; late of 600 Eighth street.
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the Produce Exchange the butter market wss
seconds 'h iiaor Eggs were r% liei1c
40 ss DO s% :. sa'SS
red 4sc red track i5c Como mixed and Whit
52c No white 5sse white ear 9ic mnsd ear az Sn
white. sSnc No white old S5c; No white g. sS.s Is:
yeNO t s a. s noT s ", s GeaS family
sis % Kettle steady Sales steam lesf INC kes
l so s. safes Of ''''''''$' S0''S ''''' VI y -
to-day September opened 5iT.c advanced to 52c and
closed a, % In tn, sample mak one far St
sold & EXTRA Sc ana old 20 AZ Sc a, q ssa
Oats halt N cent higher with night receipts 10 2
Whit 80 vi S NJ c T TSar IN msseae to ds%ana
st.s 80 So 81 IN G Ss nGa RssS So s A'' s'
and higher and ,H .s G sG.s
A@s ossSsS S sd sc.s % On No
hard Ssi,S 10 oG Nosern sc; 80 northern 55e
r:s st' %1 e. s" ,s Ss "a ssso
2sooo bbs shipments 80 $40 bbs Bran ana s,gmsa
oats No white. 3i.932c: No B. ~a3ic
men IN %hsa nag has aaueneqd a'Sof ns
but local jobers generally well supplied and demand e9S-
rs f sympahised with corn and prices ad
n"s vay libra. The %nd there OF SsOS -
c s in 9s emsas s5 eAS coj no "a.
S'se Rye tul ani nominal 10 Mss,TT ronF under
}
very gh offerings and further reports Of damage 70 crop
in the prices advanced about 2c; fair deInand
for local CONSUMPTION but e er no export inqury; 40
2 mixed August and september. 55q5Gc; October 'HSoc
Oats Receipts more liberal but most Of arrivals nae
been previously contracted for and nerings were mol
good local trade demand particularly for Ola oa's
sympathy with the advance in corn and prices adVanced
| nc but little or speculative trading; NO Whlte
August 3Gq37c; september Ba3c. October and Novem-
boz 36leg3Tisc Butter firm with small supplies Of me
goods Psnnsyvania creamery. extra 22isa2c DO print
extra 24c Eggs quiet and Irregular PENNSYLVANIA hrss
lac; Inferior lower Sugar-Refned steady; demand
| fair quontions unchanged. Other articles unchanged
81 2jGs2 80 fancy s2ps2 TO- choice. ~ 800
about cleaned but the East would not pay over
ternber Soc December 521sc Corn higher: August and
September 47i4c May. 427sc Oats higher; August %.c;
September SOC. MAY AN Pork STANDARD mess sel.ins
at si3 BIN orders SI3 20 LardPrme steam. $500:
choice Ge2'sc Dry sal meas-Shoulders Csc longs ana
cross ribs $500: shorts $3.50 Bacon-Boxed shoulders
7c; longs INC: ribs T7sc shorts SIC gh wines
firm at 81 20 Wool and active Missouri and III,
| no,s medium tombtng. i5knCc medium clothing liha
l5c and cotted. loul2c hard bury h4'iHc Nest'
ern and Northern. medium l2pl4c: fine medium llqi2c
l2qiic coar~a and low srloc Lead firm for spot End
Auxls cars the month selling 335c. but future
| deliveries lower; September offered late a. 33cc
earlier 100 sold at 352zc Spelfer hrn WIZ
| sale OF y 2nr.
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THE COMPLICATION IN CHICAGO
THREE PERSONS KILLED. MANY INJURED AND
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.

FEHSONS KILLED. MANY INJURED AND
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
Chicago. Aug. 2Fire swept through sixty acres
OF the lumber district. between Blue Island-ave
ana the river, and Robey-st. aid Ash.and-ave last
night, destroying ninety million fee, Of ;um-
Der, the new plant OF the Semans- IIolske Company
two foundries Of the Wells French Company, and
the new foundry OF the Chicago Stove Works. the
pant OF the Barber Asphalt Company ana the
Farnum Foundry. The estimated loss ls az fO..OW-:
s. *. Martin Lumber Company. 500 900: Percy
Lowe Company. lumber, s2oc0D0: Semens- Tia 'ske
Company. electrical manufacturers. $4,000: Wells
French Company car manufacturers. $4,000: chi
Stove Works. $4,000: r. r. Conway Cedar
Company, posts $4,000; Barber Asphalt Company.
$4,000: Schumacher & Higbee lumber $1,000; Ed
ward Hines Lumber Company. $500: Columbia E,e
vatoT, $500 Santa Fe Elevator. $1,000: John Spry
Lumber Company $4,000; Farnum Foundry $500;
j. u. McAdams, lumber. $1,000 Sarrel & Locke
cedar $1,000
The following persons were killed during the
fire:
WI,am Wo"enfe;l. struck by a cap b.own OF
body recovered
Lieutenant John McGnn. OF the nreboat Geyser.
burned about face. body and hands, died at the
hospta..
Unknown boy. drowned In the sin pushed into the
water by the crowd: body not recovered.
Many persons. including several fremen, received
injuries.
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THE RIVAL 20 TIERS
THE STRENGTH or CHINA ANp "a

THE STRENGTH or CHINA AID JAPAN
From The san Francisco Examiner.
r I,uea one OF the most influential u tie Local
japanese was asked last nigh, whether d" thous"t
the troops OF his co1nty co"ll max , AZ y. Scr
that china alone hes,aiel about entering Inv '''
""fapau.s military forces are much superior 10
those OF ('h.na" he said. cot course thinh h'S az.
snoFmSes The.e fac.s lead Am~rcans believe
that china Is the more powerful b"' inv S"F'''
'o @w II ao6c cSo people it Will be assumed nat
China ought to have loOcoD ape.Oolif s i,, I'M,
the conditions different ron the 'p p,Te en
moving o, troops impossible, and %0cc5l OF th'a@
Chimes subjects may al WEI, ~ n noo
China coud send an army OF only lI"VD mn , a.
ne mos canton ,1 Of china s continually threatened
win civ war The internal hghtng nrye, I'm
There is lite patriotism In China. ana u ina
try becomes involved in great ANA ierrI,oT[
war with japan the smg .ei, o. oanih~r
}apan the other h9 a. 90 i ,o nsabPpsns bn,
nid lie for his country before he would see nina
w. ci"r in this war Education and patriotism are
grea factors in war this kind and In both Of
these factors the Chinese are lackns ,ors,s,en,-
". rcfused 70 profit by the intercourse OF na'ons,
Japan steadily progressed ana p Te science
The Chinese Tor the greateT Part 1 have n everRng
their and their o1 ,l Ianas chnese in The
Heid and YOU will have A million rot"rs yum al
,,eed ", China but any gun WOu.u hh'9t -.
narv Chinese recruit, and II would propaOS w "'0
a~cien, when used a "A club. - ,,n
"put no improved rife IL TOO modeth IVi ~
rananese The standing army OF Japdn ~ SPe - 20
10 enninped and Il is well trained. lnsrh" 80
E,s,ne Ia accept the military prnclpies VI Oh "
Lsrench the English, the Germans ann wy t -
sans ianan has studied them all itcIilsrI,,S ~.
20 ,aLcn the best features OF cach lW'n.y 49,,
no. Dreat civil war ended In Japan hllu illo
"S the men in our kingdom know soihe'h''s "''"'
actual warfare. , ., oro,rrns and ne
g. . natural nghter; but II IS Just the 'e'"'"o WI"
'ne as 10 the Chinese troops. There are 49,"
NON IN what would be called the Fuhuls III It,n
Tbins These troops coinmanden nS -" ,.ntnnd
cbnng the Viceroy These soldiers are ~ nd
nd 5iscnlined on the European princip'ts, a."
re- are more formidable by far. In my op'' ,.
- The rest OF the Chinese nation CnIs s W."
n1 his entire army into Corea. and " cannot se'
ANYTHING else there .o,,o already stated
,,,riers 90 90 men also and so instead ct a ~
.a,,ma-icaj advantage the part o. ~, nro
rxrnss in Corea will be about evenly 1Viu'u 80,
@ sorne Corean troops. Of course. but thty NJ" H
eeraino1 and they won't amount 10 a'ytnI ~
wbile The armies are the same ~ n num- hotter
Tn,,nssn are better equipped. better uaiiIeI no
Sc1 and they are better men we Woui |i,ins.o
IA The meeting last night II was dsU1 atn t- he
measures Immediately to raise me h, rge Of the
! Tnrnnc.c army committee mas chnrs. I'm ~.
matter and all the menrfs vi INV '
assessed II the war Roet o'i
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CHICAGO. Aug specab There Was another ru"'"'.
,-,-n market September getting almost ~ ." ''hS anu
May advancing ~ SeTt"mbrr opened al VS. sol"
bot,ceer 4Is 49,. and closed ~ ios cents MAY s"lh
from ias and rlls~i ut !I'. cents \ d7"p'rf
ing weather map vas The f.oor The Wee continued -
tho buyer lrlfssiunas continue! o nfhi ih" 'e4
vance 'he'r Tie talent ~ SUPPOSED :" nave SUE
fcred on bir corn ha- not suffered Ia !"''"
ir any . tho grim pi'. corr cables ofe v"r' Fr"S
R.c.vts cars o.. estimate fDr iIliSN, -'''
charters mad. for room bushels
Wet weather antond brought higher W''h' '1iI"h ana
advanced wheat here % If'le over '"n' lH" % 80.
show cd about This retained Srpf'u t'r oinl At
SOLD afA and - ard u SOD ~ o. cents 10
about - cenfe over. FNr fh"fr wei"
porcl tuync ~ the s.nhuard. Ncw-l ok led IN m
iuyinr hero Exports II wheat and -four "-fe inrgr ~
mos, 500 bushels Local receipts were 20 '"if ING
Pridaf. CO. chicago SIM f"'p< away
ONT II line hii syels ton s. lncf"asinr 'Ih'}
nfcrings ar. dropping n oats were Up iacnnalN ~
symua Thy with samples were up Their" ~ 2 d
cash .i.manl The l.s opinion here Is mat thc PIC"
u oats moderate consttring the crop ANA c,'''
tho price September sold between 80 anu ~
nuI closed 81 -. cents
by news January pric's are i1fi.N -I's
January pork closed AT fl2 ~ cents .N'l N''n''-'
lamar lard So ~ lu cents o.si N"ln-~ity, J"n' y
80 hogs
On the curb puts september wheat ~"r" ~, c'uts
calls -. cents Put, ou E'p'"mhcr corn were 80
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FOR SALE.

Ar REDUCED PRICES. go '.con"-
he wood and Iron working machines.
fllly ruarantsei. mArhinsfy boosht Aad
,rcfnns~i. GEORGE Is. EDDY. SJs Mail
saus
Al LITTLE's TOOL sToRE. 80 rui,on..
a., Ssw .rS. wofh.hog machinery III III
poe,D. lot fr.e. WOOD Hr'i"s lis. IRON
,aws ls 'sns and 'sn.y woods. inouh't'r'
sni Aro.fsrs 10 op~rauon
ATrF..l0S -.vllk machine. = .i
lrla sos. So g'pl 80 Iri nanl. -"
cash % I-tilf R.HHrF' r"r'r' "
ltAys..gF. @iai - ave.. iiN'a ..'
rr.tIE .Ovinr f laf.n'ss = 90. 90
v.! ,rI nsl.n ~ = irAnd n'~ SO hish.
frame s4n.l-. lgrIel DO D. li"i' i'~' az
s., - 1874 r,w~r~ o.. iif'-.Hi'n
rlC.ycTrs a.rg - est. nr.l' ~ n'Y
ftrf xr,fe trrunn'irs 81 lni - pounds.
So ~. SIS ah. iufey n'-". ii''r l.'NinS'
f-- AVE. near '1'' 1t
IFsKS-A f,ur-,.o; polished oak f9i. 3
G.k for $50. s-foo, nigh fol aolid AK
Co., .or s., Ne '.t..'' tarra.n' n
Yofk EMPIRE DISK co. N| 7 va
f1E SALE .Good paving re,tarrn'. god
c,n 9p- Ifu'son =, n.,esen =.
LIQUOR STORE. t.r' in -''y v'll sol ~
,..,, -e.-oraiIe uNer - ti.i worth pi
iae., nc-f weekly Aidr." In OR BON.
80 Wet '5ih -
sew BICYCLES BARGAINS. oRf,r !
Pneumatic. 50; - price. fi"' l.lni
l~.a Pueu-ua,lrs. s.. iist price. ~
Rrirr4 rneuma'ic- 50, ilf' price. 'i"'.
Secondhand wh,~is az mak's. SO ~.
Tri slgr. n Barclay -
PIANO f.r safe ur 70 lr' af ats Yri'" aal
,.ro, nj much us~I hf.rkius az
housekeeping. 'wn oc'Hr"r % petals. or
tnrh.i ~ detached ORC tSlST 10
Broadway.
gATFa --CN-ap ior ca.n. closing out stock
on hand Of National cafes AZ less
than cost ~ manufacture D. H. oROSs.
coo Broadway
TEAS NlactJ elegant. ". 81 % To-
iv.r.d H. &. DERiNGER. Postof!i ,c.
Yea York
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Baltimore. Aug. Flour dun. UNCHANGED; sales ioIo
bills and higher. No red. spot and the
month 54L n+s-c september. JiaIjtsc: December 5sc
steamer No rcd. 3iLMjlsc. milling wheat. by sample
5lq55 stock sO2 1876 bush sales. 22OUO bush Corn m
nctlve and higher mixed spot A2'ac. the month &c,
southern white 530j5c. southern yellow corn o-p
30 took lG7 5ts bush. sales. 1000 bush Oats quiet:
N white Western. 3Jd IOc. No . mixed Western W
6gs,. stock p bush. Rye quiet and easy No sc
s,oc' Il ga bush. IIay steady good to choice timothy
si45xl5 Grain freghts dull. unchanged Cotton noml-
na 90 ,'tilft,,s ~ Provisions unchanged. Butter
creamery fancy. 23d23isc; lalle fancy. l3c.
,hre hacked iVdl9c Eggs steady. 'orec steady
\, : I,i.c Orher articles unchanged
u.s,r Aug > Flour quiet and unchanged corn
49, o,fs c,,Iet ond s'eadirr Shorts steady Provi-
r firm ui,,.r arm snd higher Northern creamery
49, d. western 2Du2lc. Cheese steady; best North
ern sa4N9c. Eggs steady.
I.ufaio Aug Spring whoa, dun; limits. IA a.. &c
i.we, losing ~ | hard spot. Ct..c; DO. ! T. 80.
Nv i northern spot C2.c. do. { 6oso ssle' 100,
lush \, / hard spot. 64GCtiec Winter wheat op.nen
SIshe-. closed weak with sales of 3 cars 80 = oSc
cars DO 5gi.c rack. do store. 53'tc asked No ]
v.h,.e $50 corn higher c.osing strong no demand
\, yellow 5lt,c No corn. Sc store No : yellow,
5, 40 z yellow 54isc track. oats actiV" ana over
losing ou,ele prices asked Sales - cars NO "nite
az, G37.. 3 ears NJ white. @itH35Lc; ~ cars 40
r~i..I 33H33i,c On track. J.mn bush Old NO white
IL s,or. Kve NJ :. SIC. Flour steady. unchanged
Mu feed Bran .asy demand fair. unchanged Nanai
fr,,ghfs firm. sheat. 3i.c. com. @'sc To New YORK
chicago. Avg 2 The leading futures ranged az fol
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yiIsCELLAN EOtS.

AT PRICES that defy competition, Ilnr-
lug alterations to luilding ~ entire
stock ~ trunks. travelling hnss. dirHsins
oates dress suit case-. sole leather 'fnni =
u,ck.t.ouks. Iadies' hays. sold . Joss
ib,n manufacturer cost 'itAiti. -
sCUWAKTX. % i'h-avr.. between Sun
and 9TH s,s
DIR KOsELI,s ZEDOARY. ~" great rem
.dy for sweating tender. urea i'r'
corns bunions. callousrr and ia growing
uails. All druggists. .ac Try IT,
PATENTS FOR inventions secured prompt
ly Rest OF references. Liberal terms
Cefre,pondencc solicited and all matters
ma ,trlctly confidential. AidTsfs OS"Nh
4 MICHEL 4 co. No. leo hoht:omerJ
Az. Bloomfeld New Jersey. Handbook
Tor Inventors frs~
ZEN and INK manifold pap@r one VIII
Inv gives original and injrllh'r ,"Ps
,,m,.lrs by NAL. De. bEO. ) POTTER
~ Clln 81. Arw-iork
WANTED a wheel chair Tor outdoor use
also an invalid back rest Tor bed ana .
r,,I,h.r cushion FOR chair ABlio1T. ~
Broadway.
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rgE STRIKE on TIE SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
ABOUT 1000 MEN CALLED oVT-dfIENNN'ES
ABOUT WAGES AND EMPLOYMENT OF NlIhNS
TILE CAISE OF THEIR ACr.ON

TIE CAUSE or THEIR ACTON
strike on all public School buildings beihg re-
haired between Forty-secoul-st. and Sluyteh DuYV
on the West Side. and between seventy -secohd-s'.
and tbs Harlem River. on the East SIDE was or
dere-l Yesterday afternoon at meeting OF me
Board OF Walking Delegates OF IN" builHhH 'r'1eS
at NO ll3 East Fifiy-nlnth-st. This VIII throw
out of work about 200 carpenters. painters Tie
LAYERS tin and sheet iron workers laoor"rs varnish
ers and stonecuttrrs.
The strike IS protest by the United hulluhg
Trades against the employment In pubhc Dnildhg'
OF aliens. The strikers say that the act passed by
the Legislature May 10 prohibits me employ
men, OF aliens AMI also prohibits the payment OF
any other than the standard rate OF wages on pubic
work The building trades resent the treatment
received by the commite, which waited upon Mayor
,iroy Wednesday with protest aganlSi tne
non, Increment OF the law. The Mayor told me
committee that Il should present It's grievances 10
the Board Of Estimate and AppoTuonn-nt. - = hh1
body does not meet until September. ana as aii re-
pairs on school buildings are 10 be competed py
that time. the workmen feel that they are n9t IN
It," some OF the more volnble say that ram
many VIII b. downrl BY the votes OF men VINO W.'e
cheated out Of work provided by the speedway act
More will probably be called out to-d'y.
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WORK WANTED.


WM J.. lARil 30.
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Nerre- H-i'-.nF' H','' ~ - '"'N
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,, .'r'' .,r..r. "a Western New YORK.
,,.,,..- UTNJ SANFORD NJ
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kinds ~ carpenter w"fk. civ or GU"
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reference. 10 all rpalrins VII" own 'o"'S'
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psr ioj words: correspondence solicited :
prl,,,,t rttentisn ard work guaranteed.
aA1rssss g. r. MICHEL. 49, Montgomery.
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...rrd Ia interior and exterior work ,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured r'r
,,nuuiaeturArs and oihrs desiring Z" ~
,end their business. stores ana bh.l"'7'
,l,r,s sold quickly without publicity.
NDONAI.p & WIGGINS. 40 Nassau 81
EXPERIENCED TEACHER win S'W'o
rnu n~cufr a paitn"irhlp in nli-'7' ~.
itsh.I. nurc~ssaful business folere. Aop
Students yearly BibDSALi. SO br"a"
st. Newark y. J.
FEW STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE OF
TOW 10 Make yearly 500 win l. ilrn.:
~ medals awarded. irof CoRHhII 80
West il3th-st.
HOW TO MAKE yearly $500 win T. hens
l., flnlais ami diplomas awarded. fiu''
cDHHET-r. go West iI3th-st. Now ork.
Send stamp Tor particulars.
PATENTS CAREFUL, drained, mnir'h,r
f.. ndv'cc without "hargr. ~" IN
Gi'TIFRlE, Iorcoran Building. washing
ton. - g.
WANTED. Some one To- take one-i"urth
- magnificent. iarE-. light Office. very
fines: location. In Union squire. tclal rem
siOS month. LAWYER. Tribun" 'in'"'