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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
FLATS TO IET-Furnishcd.

sECI'RE HOUSES now FOR fall ba'gain'
this month. West side speciality Sli-
VENs. gfh-av~.. cor o3d-ft
TO LET ~ the Dslhou9ir. 70 to ~ VEST
jr'h It fronting central PARK very
choice apar' ments !" ana 10 room. 'hch >
honso ahsntut.iv nr.pfonf and without a
superior - a home Tor families Pleas"
apy.v 20 the janiioI
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRlP-
TI0Ns FOR THE NEW YORK TRlb,
TNE WILL BE RECEIVED At the
UPTOWN OFFICE. NJ. 20 broadway.
81 ~,.,r rnrfr ~ Thirtf -rrtf-sf
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REAL ESTATE.
DIZZINESS TRANSFERS.

,,srahsm & CO. offered yes;erdN a. 49,
D, = sns under foreclosure No. sos East lhlr-
Ill b'oao"Ss ,o,r..,orv brick tenement-house on
y,lour' I, sold for MOO to Judge Courtney
Of BROOKLYN. 800 sold !, Is re-
. -,uI - Andrew Sober Of Brighton h"e'".'u
,na ,vo dye-story brick haihouses al 'ie "'
sas, and southeast corners OF Eigh'y-s'N'"
Eghty-second SITS. and Coiumous-a|e 80. attn.
49, :, O,a.huodred- and-sixteenth-st.. and TWO IN
o,..sups and-seventeenth-st. near lehoA-"''''
STnsd by Ludwig Brothers. . 80 ,nknown per-
Mrs saran nn,y brIck building facing NO. o.
s0,,. ne and No. q Peas on private v Mrs
The property is SSx14. and was sou,S Of Hanover
Mn,on in lSe for s'o"o' IL 10
Square. A.. y, Kuhn Loeb Co
IL ren,r,sd 10 be the purchaser Oh - iherty and
S,,rt hotel AZ the southeast corner o. tIeo 900
W wSs ~. nov ard the price paid said to be 'i''"
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

Female.
LADY Will give electric Treatment "ne
cahiu., tnih at patients mouse -, a.
res.deucs. references. MI. fEi NOLDS'
T43 G,h-ave. --.---------
A RFSPECTABiE Young iady wshe, p'ac,
49, rayhier Address ". kULNb I'm r. "
Welton.st. Brooklyn. r.. j.
LADY willing 10 give French. German Tor
country. Address POLLY. l'2 oth-aFr.
srrNOGR >PHER and TYPEWRl TEX -
nv lady and office assistant wants pr
r,a1.rt situation iJr september can
on.r,t. Remington or smith machlheS
G q j.. sOT West l2;h-st.
JANrvRFss. by respectable widow ana
daughter. care 4 or houses nes' u
reference Mrs BRADY lVi East lIs'h 81
ADVERTISEMENT AMI StBSGRiP-
TiONS FOR THE NEW YORK IEin.
TNE VIII RI RECEit ~ Al M
UPTOWN OFFICE. No az Broadway
% dor north u Thirty-frsi- st and NJ
VERTfSEMENTS az the following Bianch
Orces. - Eighth ave. 100 IhlFd ~
corner Forty seveRth-st. i5s fAst o.S ,
,eventh-st.. corner Third-aye., lp Eas'
ie5th-st. near Third-aye g2o Ehlrd ave e..
near Six,y-nrst-st LOS Firs'-tve.. lo'
West Forty secondst l'2 Colunous ~
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NysCEIIANEOt y.

~ rrf-f.s 'h,f leiy competition l'Ii
In, al ..rnflon- - building ", "h.l'
- - trunks. trA,'lilns .nss h-ss,',.
ras~. dress suit cases. sole i'"'n,'
,-,.f,...l. latte. bags. a'li a. - -
IN manufacturer COST u I'LL.
s@IiwAKTZ. - t,h ave. between III"
an 'ih 49,
re HogELI.s 2EDOAki. DO" great '.
ID fpr sNraunf tender. ,''l
c.,n. nunlous cellnue.' snd in '"'""
nails Al druggist &c IVY
GENTLEMEN wishing - d'e9"'" - h'ii
-. = - thffa 90 tnf fa.n' ..I
..fi a. ,.dr~a. EHN ARD MllI.fN
+, an a.. hear Waycri"' fl'r"
,.rt->-s ,,r inventions secured prompt
IN per Of references. Liberal terms
c,yr.,rnrfsncr solicited aud all mAu';,
he'd .,ricii, sonnGentlaL 49,, ~. ~
nIf.uTI. 4 co No ioi AontgoInery
~, Bioosnn.ld NswJerseJ 'handeo'.
10 fnNentorS" frss
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
SALESMAN WANTED -Adjustable .pr,ns
h,loncod bic~cle saddle; can be adjusted
f. weight II any rider. absolutely 'ias'lc
comfort FOR man or woman IN hnyolr 'l.
ing. no lar or shock. good commission ~
SECURITY Room 90 2G3 Broadway.
WANTED Worklngm.n. MI trades. with
email capital. to- join and work tor me
c.. Op.ratlre League. good pay. Address
LEAGUE. i.ei2 Broadway. -
WANTED. In woolleu commission
house = smart. active boy. about 10
wears - axe. must reside Win ms VA
ents In this city or brooklyn: salary hist
year 500 Addr"S. IN wriuns oil app"-
cant :. -. Box 2.ll6 -
WANTED a teacher for English sub
tets md mathematics In "A hourlshlng
technical scnool Apply hy letter 20 IN
sTRl-cTION COMMIT. IE. 80 SiuyN"sant-
st NeW York
WANTED Experienced bookkeep"r In
lawyers onio-. must furnish hrst-class
reference. -aiarY. 500. AppiS by i.'Fr
g!.ing axe address and references. 20 r.
= r Tribune Of',ro only letters contain
ing the above particulars VIII receive at
'eutlon.
WANTED Lady agents 70 introduce a
r.w article f0f women s. use. nig p-nhts
ghI.ANANpER NOVELTY co. ~ West
| lfth-st.
ApvERrIsrMFNTs AND suBsCRIP-
! TIDNS fOR THE NEW lpfk III
vNE "lLI bE REGEiy b.9 r At W., =
/ 81 rpor north Z Thirty hrs'-st.; and AD-
| VFETigFNTNTS - the following llranch
| OG~es. 2j' Eighth ave. 100 Third ave.
.cvcnth-si corner Thlrd-aye. $50 East
! ioS,h- ronl Thnd-ave. l.o2G rhiri-ayc
/ nea- Si..y.N-e'-ft. 7OS First-eVr.. lOC
We, Forty-eocohd- 1872 Columbus-aye.
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FOR SALE.

--.--------- -
AT REDUCED fRlC f..'. --'p se'oh"-
hslc Mood and iron working mAen'hss;
iui's 80 GEoi:GE II. EDDY, 3ys Nal
son" -.
At TITLES Tool Si'ht. % -. 49, -,
-. 80 -, -. go cnrvluc tools. scroll
80 hrnossrs IN operation.
ATTENTION. sowing machines = az Az
ca.h or credit "Trhang. rented u
pAr-sfII'S. @I5i Jl-avs. llsih-r'
..,. ,.,,t ,v.-,v
BICYCLES closing NJ 20 90.
high Slaie pn"unln'lcS 81 ~. ~. 40 -.
g" AMI 80 ah' ~ -
,c--ry- near '+ih-st
Drsrs A ,our.,oo; polished oak roilup
'..h 600, p 100, high roll soii1 oak
deE Ios H., ,5sx.@t bargains In New
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ApvrnrisEME%Ts AL. ~ E'T ~ =.
1fHSs ron THE SEN NOlsk I'M ~
I,SE viii ~ HEcIiHia ~. At , y l's
tfToWT oFtirE y. ~ J" Ia Al.
t1rrrt.i,yr%Ts AT m, folllvins liinni'
o'r1e,. -. Eighfh-As~. q" 2 n' ~
c,rn.r Forty seventh .. liv t',, Il.'
,eyrn'h. st. corner Ihifd aN. 80
J." So" ar,,. 81 7uS l'irs' AZ" 700
We., Forty. second - iHe -u-u-------- --
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III,IY MANTED.

Female.
STFNOGEAPUEK WANTED -SGhslN ute
.-.u.lt.rh,r and typewriter Remington
y, - wanted or month ~ August, pun
fishing house L. %. Box. III IiL.al&a-.
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HOARD AND RoONN.

BACHELOR ApARTMENTS f.'eF 'n .',.
furnished suites square and Hihtl' i'r, ,.;
nrivat. baths. breakfast, Nnir' WEI
DHth-st
THE PARK. lol Wayerlcy PiHce. b"aid-
rrs wanted hy day 90 week me ''''''''
excellent nbi". references.
WEST 74TH-ST Select boatd. s"u'n"ih
family. references. CASHIER. i"'""'''
BOX .. iG3
,eTH-sT.. - EAST Handsomely iut
nlshcd rooms. with board Frnu'i"'"'
,r,nsirnts ac,oinnodated. tahl" board
o1sT ST. . WEST cooi rooms. large anu
small. excellent ,alle board. f"I''t sui
roundings. moGerat. rates. i'iefeh'r"'
transisnta
Az EAST 3STH ST Nice large rooms Win
excellent table. references r.'h'hh'''
al WEST i6TH-ST Large and small
ropma. comfortably furnished. g""u AZ
tendance and excellent home table, r"t''-
@nccr.
40 EAST 3s1H-ST -Iufg". hands me
rooms; excellent table. reference "a
changed.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

,sy srour dull pn 2sS nsst ,. ss, month, ss
,lsS Wheat aules No red So%Q Sonc ,nll,ns Sy
ACNE stea, sS4 600 bush: sales leioOo push.
sSses 54ss3c: Ss asked: month. SOC bid Southern
sn dull spod do yellow slgosc stock .aa,. SH'n
ss esdy ass stock 1913: bush Rye Gae' r:Shs
~. stock 49, Cotton dul middlinSs rs rs. h fancy
~ unehangrs- creamery fancy. 2opZlc; lade lsncs'
Ss. aid ntxd i0Gl2c. Other articles unchahseu
,uy cute, and uRShang TSy,.D Sra Arm
p. aulet anu higher; Northern creamery. rls-oN
vs;,.r hra aossic cheese steady best Northern W.
Esss steady Curing wses, quiet: limits weak for
puaaio july hard spot 03i4c. do. l. u IS; ~
Ii. closing axe. do :. 5oisc. sales. l'VVo push
f' s;se spot 1900 bush No N"snern nte 1t
r,sr wheat 80 red 5Sc track, 5a,.c asked sSse
xs, sales 1910; No extra white .bsc s,rrr No
sse easy. demand Eh; No 10y yei vN yrcw' SIC
10 ~ ,sr. old dull In fair demand; e ~
sss 0AS White Ssc; car NJ Whit StE: 30 Nc
srS SSa WEAK unchanged. MN fceaua,i"S xhe al
"a flour changed. Canal frsigh's-s'eaoY' """'
.r tnr sem az New-fo'S
81 " univ sl.-Tre leading futures ranged "a ''''
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DItEsSMAkING.

A-A.-AHTISTlC summer htrr a, ana
from 81 uhis month";. talon ,u'' -, inv
,,n,t Guaranteed, also Welding. c..n'nk'
reception. seaside and travelling 'o 's,1r'ion
wrap and costume Of every , dssGpp';sTi"
made on short notice. cutting. u"r -sT1ffcI i
nntterns 10 measure, - cents
pr,yc.,rnskinr Parlors. 10 EnH 2''h-%.
-,.oI.r,,prrp FnANCATsE.- Mime. An-
y',an, los Wrst 18th. formerly WIN
peclnitic- fancy va,..s. ,s sIr,s::
~ ,,,,er costumes short notice ln"iei
m,,srinls made; summer p'i''a'
pREssMAKER.- Artistic: n's,,o'"s civ or
te- desires more "ngagen,,ns N.
country; toms moderate h'H"'''
ence H.. ~ sih-aNe. ----
pREssMAKER will ensnEs c rsnsun' or
au,'ns svsnine and ch.idren's drt,ss 80. .
specially; highest city rct'''"ee'
MAKE.R. i5G East s'th-s''
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

"a ~ msn Mendel. 10 Flora MARKS. Nos 236 ana
IA haAt lvtth-st. ! year. -
.- Leopold. and wife TO the State Bank. SIN
- y :. o3i II . OF Sth-aye and other prop
crnx- x~.eos =. 90.
IN. Mary. and another 70 Charles Griren ~
y. uustee. igth-st. ~ n Of 2d-aye.
Nn,l-
s..nnsham, James A. 10 Catherine - fiars ana
motner. li1th-st 80 II W OF Park-ave. de-
~iTs.y. Bridget. and another TO the Henry Zeitner
No. Mg Co. Naientine-bv part lot l3l.
Dv~~vv Of Peter Valentine year................
49, Michael J, 70 William Ottmann.
rMs.on-ave, sV.li II Of gTth.st. years.
De- i.S's.. 49, .........-. ......'..
,Htsnads. Luciano q. 20 William @ " IIoi-
En,. 3th-st. 279.2 ne % 10th-ave. yesra
49, s,n. Nina. TO Catherine Purdy aud another.
r,r. "tN. 100 II W Of coiumbuf ave. mort
ksycn Cet,,s. n.
NV co veorge w. and wife 10 Bertha Goodman.
nllsx e"tner C9lumbus-ave and 03d-st. year.
Prcr..,no o,e X. 10 II Coleman. trustee. >
iem - Road. 1925 n n OF road from Har-
lAfSssage 70 village Of West Chester. 3 years.
nan - Ernest =. and another 20 Paul Tucker
b NJ trustee. No Ala Columbus ave : yeors.
Luciano q, to William Holbrook.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
4 NEW I-room cottage. s..2n. so cash ,
balance. 10 monthly. within aoten MIN
ut~s walk Of Two de7ots. splendid Io'a.
ti.n. al Hawthorne y. j.. wher- | Will
meet YOU. l. miles from city. take Erie
Railway. loot Chambers-si. sundays IN
GUIDED JOHN WILLIAMS.
AGENCY 10. lair-i.esidences all
kinds for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBES 4 TAYLOR. Bcekman-st.. n. I.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND svBsCRlP-
INF VII. EE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OTFICi-. 40. i242 Broadway.
- door north ~ Thlrty-nra' r.. and Ap
VERTISENENT at the following BrHnch
OG,cc.. ~ Eigh,h-avr. 1Go Third-av'-.
corner For. seVcnih-si. i59 East Forty
seventh-st. corner Thrd-aye $50 Enst
18th st.. near Third-aN".,
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,.or,srVORK. BY a young Swedish girl:
good cook. washer and ironer city %
conntry. hotel or private. Agency III
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nays VoRK.-A respectable colored wo-
"a wishes days work. or ono OF
,cus.cleaning L. H.. 756 GTeen"lch- s'''
,on floor front call days.
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COMPANION American lany u' IN
-, MD TX. uosition u trust as COM
,snion or chapcron. remuneration not so
Important as refined party uneS S,.,,oN
abia references. Address 'HAfhHoH'
Tribune Office
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,Iot-SFUoRK. -By a miidle-aged woman.
Ush, homework in small private family;
uashinr and Ir,ning Cell two days "of
g,h-ava 3 fighta hack
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DAYS WORK.-A colored woman wah ~
DAYS work and hous.o &c '1'''
popISSON 2ls West O2d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01

IiorsEWORK. BY neat Welsh gin can
cook wash. iron and walt on APES
recomuended: city or country MIS-
TYLER 40 6th-ave.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-s..-
Substantial. artistic. detached house; low
price. send for circular ATLAS al
IRONEMF-ST CO.. IS Broadway
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I :, - call RIVER hNNE:

rNE E,HE:wr6nT. FAIL RIVER. M.T'h az
For BOsIo oMn;;ctet Cape Cod md all Norhe'" anu
Eastern NewEsSSiae1e steamer, PRIsCILA PuEena
psERiM and pRoviDNcE IN mission ,rsm per a ooid
So1 Of MSa.y- sad Sundays. for Rvssds
o3o /. nHnoct,ng with express tram au, nSov morn
e're W This steamer touches at Newport '''''~'
gao NJ week asSs only i Ssvc NeSper, 600 4
Kiver; ad F,i RIVER 200 NJ connecting WI"
train due Boston 20 Cod old Colony Resorts. tom
For guam hotels and boarding houses ,'1 p o.
tanning Hat OF tn,dnr send cents stamps 10 T. "
River Lin. ra,e rD'"e
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ADVERTISEMENT AND SulsCRiip,
TIoNs FOR THE NEW YORK Till In,
tNE WILL BE RECEIVED At nlih
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.2+2 bruha"nS
vEVTISEMENTS at the following Branc"
Cifices: 30 Eighth-aye.. 100 rAif1,aN".
corner Forty seventh-st.. l5o East Fy,S
,.:,h"s, 3.,r ThIrd-nv-: .o2G Thlrd-hve.
near sisty. nrst-r,: Los firs,-9vc: y"
West Forty sccond-xt.: 10: coiumbns-aVe'
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PROVIDENCE Z!NIE,, OIL,
FOR BosIoN; r through parlor 70 he VIII aa.
MTs steamers connscueT n SI"ek above Canal ST, at
Ns c flaH daily ssn' az: Gs%"1s7qifs
ls SS c *S'Jt 30. i saV wss ~
d ssy.s wharf s NJ ,%t .6r s%"q 1a ra.
FaRysn. Fu cn ns sisamrf ridFet
FINE s OKoa Tours =, city ticket ONCE, snH ger
and g=S'T''1lMl6lGTOEl ... L !lS,. T: MAR.
In.idt East, C Wy.T fa:f HILL steamer, Maine
RAGANsETr PlEK ana ,aav" New pier 80 ~ r.. at CIV
- t-IJING Sunday.
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UOIrSEWORK. By mitdle-ased ~"n,a i,
ush, housework in small private fanny,
washing and ir'ning Nell TWO n"HS' WV
9th-ave. 3 highta. back.
-UoI,sTWORK. p young gin for gem
oral homework In small family. WIN REL
ererce AZ West 3dth-st., 81 bell
tToT.SEVORK. BY . Young girl for light
hn,.ework in a small family. Call AZ Mrs.
x DEGENHARD. 2G3 West 30'h-st'
aights up. front.
UOi'SEWORK. BY German Protestant
,,iri 20 10 housework In American p'Nato
family. country. u Eenwick-st.' near
Caral-st
uorsrwORK.-By nea, girl in .
small family; good cook ana lAuhuress'
Address y. NJ. li9 East l2,h-st
uOI-sFVORK.- a respectable woman:
is a good cook wash and iron; has good
reference Gail. Mrs. BURNS. ~ East
es.h--i. third hoor.
HouSEWORK. BY neat Welsh girl, can
cook wash iron and walt on taole'
recommended: city OF country. MIS-
TYLER $40 6th-ave. -
HoUSEwORK. BY II young girl vi
obnglng. reference. CAL 336 r. o5d-s'.
HoVsEwORK. by a young woman; ~ii-
ing. city reference. 4Oi Fast lltn-s.
UsEKEEPER.-By refined lady MIA
STRAUSS. i62 East S2d-st.
HoUsEKEEPER.- German lady MIA
FAI.K, iG2 East 32d-st., ground floor
IA,NDREsS. -FIrst-class colored laun.
dress to take washing at home. NJ. l3S
West 2Tth-st., LIST moor. "
IATNDREss. BY hrst-olass Scotch
iaundress TO do families and gents wash
ing. Mrs DALE. il2 West lIih-st
PARToRMAID and WAITRESS BY two
competent swedish girls; city or country.
366 Yves, 30th-st.
srAMsTREss. by a respectable woman;
willing to assist with chamoerwofk' N
city or country: best Of reference 90
Novelist. Greenpoint. brooklyn.
WASHING; Woman wants situation In
| dat or u go In country washing. or day :
work I'm or out. Address SAUNDERS. 81
| West 4ls,-st. -
WASHING &c-Young woman wants
washing. In or out u the house. house,
cleaning or restaurant work. KRAEMEn'
| ~ Fast l34th-st
WAITRESS. First class. in small private
! family. where secOnd-man or parioimal'
ia knit, understands full charge OF dinlhs'
| I'm. cIty or country: test references.
Address ii. O.. .242 broadway.
| WAITRESS. willing to assist with ham.
! berwo X. city or country. 21f Nest
| l6th-st. ---------
WASHING. A respectable woman would
like TO take washing AZ her own nome
Mrs. IEHENEY. ~ Manhattan a.. Man
! hattanville.
WASHING.-A respectable colorei woman
| wishes family or restaurant washing ,oy
| the week or dozen. terms mo ierate. l.. H..
556 Greenwich top floor. front.
, WASHING.-Private laundress would IKE
few more families washing; reference
Addr,s. A. g.. i.22T broadway.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SCBsGRIp-
TiONS FOR THE NEW-YoRk TILL >,
UNE WILL ne RECEIVED AT III ~
/ THROWN OFFICE, No. 1.2ie Broadway
OF de-. ', noNh OF Ttirty-nrs,-st.; ard ADJ
vvERTIsEMENTs at the following Branch
oces: 2sa Eigh,h,ase 10 go E ast'd Forty.
iis ss,h'st. near Thlrd-ave ose Third.ay,sci
near sixty -frst-st: i.I0s rirs,-ave. 40"
West Forty second-st.: ~. So'unou'
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nr..rt i.p and COOK By man and VIE
In nriyste family: Pro,estanis: thorouhhy
understand their duties. good city refer
snre J. j. l. 242 Broadway.
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WASHING. &c.--Young woman wants
washing. in or out 81 the house. house,
cleaning or restaurant work KRAEMEhs
N Fast i34th-st. -
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-" .......... GO go go Go Gs2H
psOSsrT o,a,cns were follows Flour Wsr y"
cash o"Sonse Prices Mere trlhc ssI3,,c by
s .ot"s rhea, cora as 45s.c No oats
simple No fe' we 40ic: No barley sc noin y.
.ss s,ei 81 2a e. p, SIN s6 5pG 70: aTl per
nominal w. e. ~. ribs sides a e. sb"t
III iry sailed s $3.50 ~ whiskoy disers finished
Gear 'aes ,a 81 90 sugars cut i'ni, e. Esrhanc% to-
!, o. STANDARD ~ s. VS. ,aa higher Extra creamery fsc
DAY the o Si,a. seconds l7gis' egg were "''
hr: lie per doc. ...,or,. e. 3,ass %:
'.,,,a, July slt1our-sSs5nss Psp co Wheat-Mar-
% fancy. $? loss 4S,.c sample red 47c c"Tn MAJ
s'; srlTs, SSi car sic ye,w saT 2S. sSS Rve-No
s .svs mlssd nTw mes si IS clear slt 2S
% ICsN SO 2s clear family siS ~ 60 hsHers'
ss.dy sales SEA- i"r ic sno"p des
s,c short Tihs Side srner sales dis,ilers
sl?.asi' .,s %, 81 20 COG bills
GODS N 1,, sl-wheat nervous this motnr,s g.
MIN Various slight variations Win =" cpsned here
sn and closing ~. - 5iAc and then gradually aeG"n De
2lsc 80 n closed Cash range &c o,,,s No .
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running fSa r.DIs 81 $50 bbs; quoted at -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01

nt'TLER- COOK.-By Young E Eng. 81
couple: both frsi-class servants, 'ity Oh
o.,,,r'rv, moderate wages. best OF refer
.n.es RI'TIER. 36l West 2lst-sL
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-03-17
Not Much Show for the Corbett-
Jackson Fight in this Country.
THIRTY SEVEN REPLIES
Not a Single Governor Sanctions Prize
Fighting, but Say They viii Use
Every Effort to Stop 1t.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March IA local
paper prints replies from thirty-seven
governors of states to the questions:
"What law or laws, prohibitive or
restrictive, are on the statute books of
your state relative to prize fighting or
so-called glove contests?" O. Would
you permit the Corbett-Jackson fight to
take place in your state7"
The governors of Alabama, Arkansas,
California, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, In.
diana, Iowa, Kentucky, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada,
North Carolina, North Dakota, Texas,
Washington and West Virginia all say
they will use every effort possible to
prevent the fight.
Many governors let the law speak for
itself Governor Waite, of Colorado,
SAYS:
1--WE do not cross bridges before we
come to them"
Governor Mitchell, of Florida, makes
this explanation: cit is difficult to an
swer this question. A judge of this
state tied the hands of the executive
whether rightfully it is unnecessary to
state) and the Corbett- Mitchell fight
took place. This fact, however, l will
state: If am convinced that it is the
intention of the parties interested to
have the Corbet-Jackson fight come off
in Florida the legislature will be called
together at once, and feel assured that
body will make prize fighting impossible
in this state"
Attorney General Moloney answered
for Governor Altgeld, of Illinois, and
says the governor cannot consent to
violation of the law. Prize fighting is
state prison offense.
Governor Matthers, of Indiana, says:
1--WE have law against prize fighting,
but 1t is very unsatisfactory and difficult
to lead to conviction. am satisfied
that the next legislature will meet the
necessity and enact such laws as will
fully cover the ground and render II
dangerous and impossible to hold such
contests in the state. | will not"
Not single governor says that he
will permit the fight. Prize fighting is,
according to the replies received, pro
hibited in Alabama, Arkansas, Califor-
mia, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Mississippi
| ID
North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas
Washington and West Virginia The
Delaware law Furnishes prize fighters
only for assault and battery. In Iowa
legislation is now pending.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-03-17
a Man whose Fad was Marrrlpr.

CHICAGO, March John 7. Hitler,
the man who recently created a sensa-
tion at Bloomington by m arrying Miss
Washburn of that city half an hour
after their first meeting, has been run
to cover. Deputy Sheriff Slocum ar
rested him in this city today and Mrs.
Washburn Hitler tainted when the war
rants were read. The complainant is
Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. Hiler's mother,
who accuses him of bigamy and per
Jury. 1t is said Hitler was seven times
married, but he claims the Bloomington
girl is his only wife.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-03-17
TO OPEN INDIAN RESERVATIONS.
Bill Introduced In the House Providing
for Sett ers.

Bill Introduced In the House Providing
for sett ers.
WASHINGTON, March 10 Mr.. MeRae
has introduced In the house bill pro-
yiding that all lands included within
the limits of any Indian reservation.
the disposal of which has been, or may
be authorized by treaty with any Indian
tribe, or in any law of the Uoited
States, and not already opened, shall be
opened to settlement under the provi-
sions of the bill. The secretary of the
interior is authorized to cause public
surveys of all lands in the reservations
referred to where it has not already
been done. The president is author
lied to attach any reservation or any
part thereof TO any existing land dis
trict, or may organize separate land
districts Provision is made for the
disposition of all lands in the reserva-
ton not needed for allotment to In
diaus