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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
September ........ 1855 12c5 ia52,s IL c2'i
Lard. per 100 ID
July .............. go go 600 600
September 600 92s 60 Cv2ts
short ribs. per 100 IL.
July .............. go go GO 10
September ........ Gt2h GG5 $50 6623

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull. The
feeling was weak enc Northwestern mill reducing prices
54isc. No spring wheat ts@5ic by sample: No sed.
52sc: No corn. 1870 nominal No oats 2SsG32c for
arrive. prime timothy seed 81 10 nominal pork
per bb sl2 h7hqsi2 I2,s lard per ioo No. 81 ogs6 Sia
cxcd) segS6 I2 short clear sides dDoxei,. s'VsI 20
whiskev d!s,iliers finished goods gal 81 %? sugars
loaf s. 49, graduated. s. 90 standard "a, - 80
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
higher; extra creamery 2jsc nrs's IS1nlgac secons
lGe7c. Eggs steady; fresh stock. 0'sc PR d,z
Cnciauatl. IuIy ao-Flour- Spring patent s3|dsa 90
steady. N 2 rcd. 1910. sample red. landing 49,
corn m,rke, steady: mixed track. Bic yellow ear 70
err rT nary ga soN 54i. ySe carr 70 arfyr ~
Oats-aorse; active. No mixed new. track Bic; No
31i.c Por, pork. $i3 y clear sl4 -
farlv pork. si2 p. cler family Sl3 20 Kettle lard
,,sqey '"' ro9 r e sccn 'I .tSaIy aes Of
shoulders SOC: short ribs sides s7isc; short clear
sides si2lNs i5c Whkey. Market hriner: gaie' of dis
filters goods u basis ~ ~ -. were tOG bbls.
Milwaukee, July :O-Tradng lively IN the wheat
market today and huis dd little caperng II
opened D'sc advanced to DC then fe e. aol on M
closed at 5I1c cash about &c below ard DtcenDer
q above In he sample market No red sold at 5,t,
sl1 ~ s!c hr 80 . september: NJ sohi AZ on
rack corn and higher. the orS car - No
Switched .ing a, ~. 10 aeRar" ,u mo
from 32l,c ~ &C. the latter for ohoc. Rye steady
No in ,or, IIsc No 1850: ansrpdcd on ,rsek sold
her LARD &C :. cash AMI 81 50 september
Minneapolis July 30 The whe7, market was controlled
NOR today by the settlement N corn than IN u" con
S sy s5,c septcTner S7s coe.i 52'c December
n,,hc', 5ca,c No 2 Northern. J5'.c cash wheat
vow s,s Mos, of wheat had been previously bought
by local ,e" AZ, ~ H. n" at ' s nrc s' cars new
r,,g ,y.rt Ina here to-day. Flour with sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
,,rcR.rU TO TIE TRIBUNE

Ito Juiy SO-Poor pitching by Taylor in
and vretohea fielding by the rest to of
re tear" made by New-York In to-day's game,
o. defeat Of the rh''es by the score of Il, ,s to
off ~ "na s Sss" raS S' ra "no % Sasn
ykis' cu,l,van and Grady. netted all told seven
eros W . Ta,.lor retired TO the bench and Fai'
RS " ~ For the purpose OF giving Tanning
rns "s,cher 10 coach him. Cross went behind
az Peilv going to third
asr sem inning Philadelphia went all to pieces
b"',,,ol their opponents TO pile up six more
which settled the game so far far ash the rSS of
Va +, This inning was the most execrabe given
fa's ph,rics on the home grounds this season
y s' s. pitched in fine FORM and with proper
I'm" night have won the game after 1t had APP
s1'T, u hssn lost by Taylor He held New orK
,l-ne:o Ave hits during the seven innings as,, NO
6Fh "Vew-Yoik put M an errorieSS ne'urns
j,els and therefore deserved TO win GSrnran WI WI
Ssle az sn hard especially by Cross DelehantE anu
4: raiheI "h n. The fine fielding Of Fuller ward,
pSra,,-sn ana Burke kept the runs DOWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
THE GIANTS AND BOSTON.

ward and his players arrived In the city last
ashi and the men are in the best OF spirits after
ael Two Victories in Philadelphia. They VIII pay
ss Boston champions at the Polo Grounds to-day
~ Tue home players hope TO reverse the recent
as N Boston. Rusie and Nichols are likely 70
rys Hs pitchers. The Catholic Protec'ory band win
d. ~, concert. ana Frank Mckee has new mas
s.es sheep
n,rr.gg ayers Burke. Rusie Davis and Farre!i. VINO
k,S.s man from drowning OF Atlantic tity on
V,.,sy, were too modest 10 talk about H. put
Va ~ lhe party declare that the action OF DAVIS
a., tam out 10 the drowning man, was parucu-
"a ss1oic. This is the second time that DAVIS
.spesied as q nte-saver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
PLAYING FOR THE COTTAGERS' CUP

Bar Harhor. July 90 large crowd assembled at
Kebo Valley to-day TO witness the beginning Of the
tennis tournament for the Cotagers' cup. valued at
SEQ. The cup by Valentine Hal las; year.
and If he wins the tournament this year 1t will be-
come his property. Prizes also offered FOR
mems doubles ladies' doubles mix al doubles and
ladies' singles Considerable time was consumed to-
day In the preliminary arrangements. The weather
was hot and uncomfortable. Summarizes
Shaw beat J. Gerard, 2. g; H. Mccormick
beat Ncwhall. C-3. Ct: ;. Mccormick bent WCrien,
Cl, Ct; $. Gerard beat Iidgeway, C. So. Lam
dreth beat Cobb. 6-l. %. The most interesting
match was between Harold Mccormick and New
hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
Only oNE rENNIs MATcn AT oRANGE

The tennis tournament AT the South Orange Ticl
Clubs courts was almost brough, 10 a standstl
Yesterday afternoon. Only one match decided
and that a rather unnterestng one. The finals
have been reached however, IN the two unfinished
cOntests-the handicap and the doubles-ani g. is
likely that the tournament VIII be finished to-day.
The summary:
Mems doubles Seminal round-Stanley Ward
and George H. Miles beat Louis Clements ana Fred
crck W. Alien, %. CO. Cd.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS

hh ce~-fork and Boston teams will play a, the
4. eroands to-day.
L.,.- viii take Troy's place in the Eastern
ne Lhsre will be no change In the schedule
na.s a, E.sork and Brooklyn teams vii! play two
he oretsdds' ern Park. brooklyn. on Friday
"a ssr,saain about an alleged deal by which the
ran.sss-oi games scheduled In the West are 10
sabs ea,sred 10 the East. II certain Western
~ an einSS, Keep up the pace they should retire
"h'-c'ub league would again be possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PRACTICAL. BAKER AMI NpNFt'
TONER rffn small capital 'an hnN' n"
tni.f..t IN my husin""-. WIN es'r i'h' >. v
meets. vienna and cnk. ovens. NIX H',
ia main street n"nr GROW" 81, "s'",
" X II. Fast Orange. y. J. ~ >
iOi' ~. owner.
,DufTlONAL CAPITAL pro rur"i for
r,,ntfartnrers and others desiring 10 eN
,.,d their business stores ana business
,Iac.. sold nuichy wlthou, ruidirity-
WpONAIp 4 WlGGINS. 40 Nas-""-S.
ACCOUNTANT Expert Will vri,r NJ
small sets ~ books. 0r"n or 'l''' u-' ~
,.stvr .y.rrms q accounts for cp'puta
- An ,.at,te work. etc. N. II. g.. Iiib-
unc Onicr.
CIGAR rOoT. and CARD ROOMS must
A.. .old. owne~ -uharkinr Va n'ahn''.
,,,r,,y max. offer ifnmrlin'"iy, hnn 'hHh.
Can MOI .o5 Groye-s'. Jers 't'.
Or HosELI.s zEpOART. tn" gtrat rom
,,v fnf sweating. tender. tired fret d
c,rns hunions. cnllou-~s and In growing
u,lls All druggists. &c. THY II.
FEW STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE %
low u Make yearly 500 vim - I'm
A., medals awarded irJf tokBETT, 40
West liSthst.
now TO MAKE yearly $500 with - hens
a. medals AMI diplomas awarded liv'
CORHErT pa West 18Th ~. New ON
send stamp for particulars
pApTNER WANTED In the real estate
husln,as. must hav. experience and the
best II references. tpply ?id W. lz'th- ~.
sTEAM LAUNDRY for Gale. doins good
business. Inquire WEIR d3' br"ad""y'
-, ,>.rrn Young man with 5000. Cen
,roi American trnAe. New-Norlt ami Lon
dn,- man with the above amount can
,n.L. large profits and handle all money
TOTLMIN, 81. Tribune nuildlng.
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MISCELLANEOUS y.

AZ PRICES mat d''s mprur.h' -
INK alterations - hutlins N, '".r'
s, - " 'r.nks travelling bags ~ --'nf
.t.c. dr-4s salt caF"r. -nl~ fA'N.' =
ilan manufacturer c'H'. ~ u" Il
sCuwbTTX. % ~ ave. be- "e'h S''
AMI F'h s's
GESTI.EMTN wishing - di'V"s' - we"
ler y cUthinG - faf 's..r 80,
tI~,4- all ~ address II "Ah.' MlAi''N'
- Gth.sve ncar Wfr'f'ry lli''
PATENTS ,or Inventions secured prompt
ly Pee, q references lslhrih tN,tns
"a .,-'r,iy spnrteniiai. Atdrrss o@'NH
A xIChFf. q CO No. isa h,.'gomery.
Az, Rloorrsid New Jefssy liabdho'
o. ,~Vertors' free
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nntlmore July ao-Flour dull. Western super. 81 10
QSi to do extra s2Gs2 30 family. 81 5cgs2 io winter
wheat, patent. s2 .Dat3 10 spring d. 6Vlgf3 10; 40
t.aixht s. i5a 81 ~. sales. 100 bbs Wheat steady
No , nd spot 5-3h.G53sc. month. o"'.Gn3hc, August
s3053tsc September. 53A1a3'sc steamer NO red 'elc
bid. Milling by sample. 5iaJiHc; stock. 'Vi.U" nusn
sales. 1000 bush. Corn dull. Mixed SPY. ard month
III coo bush: -ai.-. 1000 bush. oats steady; No >
white Western i5c bid No 2 mixed DO. i3p44c; STOCK
Il 900 bush Rye quiet. 40 :. &c. stock. 6f1 bush
Hay carter Siinsl5 Grain frsghts quiet easier. Cot
ton nominal iniddling. ne Provisions hrn moss ~
he: Lux shoulders snort M sides Aisc, Gear sides
sis: sugar shoulders p4c. hams small li',c;
lage Js4c. lord. refined she Butter frm; crcameiy
fancy. 2cc nde fancy i4gi5c. store packet log re
Eggs quiet. liRql2c Coffee firm. NJ I. 1880. sugar
tirm. graduated $, 70
Boston July 2o-Fiour quiet AMI featrolsss Corn irm
Gn-t Provisions putter firm higher Nor hern
sry. pie. W-te-n 2oc cheese steady. bcst Nor,Ae
oc Western Eggs steady
Buffalo July 3O-sprirg wheat limits cpen'd weak. bat
closed nrm demand fair Tor spot and = Z; sales l2'o)
bush. No hard spot G2Nc: y 900 bush No Northern
O5c 500 bush do Chicago. - 4VJ''tc. 2so'O hush No
hand z. $3.50 closing No hard spot. G+'s-
No ! Northern 62tc No | hard spot cii.c d. O.
T. G07.c Winter wheat strong closing ldii4c advance
store 3D. NJ white. 57-, Corn higher. dcnirn nj
checked ny by the rapd advance closing. y, yellow
5lec. 40 .0c store. No yellow track 30 asked
weak: lower. Demand 80 . white. ~. c 80 D.
white. 3irc. No niyeI 90 asked On track. Old 80 3
white 4ic store. Rye dull. wcnk No 2 sc Hslrd store
Flour in fair demand. steady Mil L"i strong; good de-
mand unchanged Canal felEts firm. wheat 3'2c, corn
3Hc 70 Ncw-l1rk.
chicago. July 3O-The leading futures ranged fol-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7G4. 20 g., Of L,ps ssaG az S's .ss
' a,@ncl Epstein to ~ii,@ NecsTga1a,: 1900
Gs,ge g. 5. 9"9 s, yc 10 M % r% %'S "s
ma SH. 5p"sr n ; s &a.iay. cia,tc and
S RE- e t r,% sSsy' II r lgsi ' *
riini-. ' - iaa East Harriet y Harsy 70 li'r
Lot ccl nav lands 4 i;tniarnin / Henson IGN
warn and 8'nr, properly ''''"'"s y ".s'S
77hs ~ q thaye ie'lC o1 d,o Gss' 10000
~ Iesl 70 simon Aicr and another 10
Iati ~ n s. 10 :, = 5,h-ave 25Sc' II. rame 20
,of l.9t': =, sis Wrr' John n~arncr ri :,
,ss9 IS rs r. " ~ Ams,crdam-syc Nos s2t
t. ~ we.i i2'i--': Like "'nr'en AMI Wiz go 80,
i.si.., xo ~ ~e., ticrsana r. Hardy 'ohn
lairt.s. ~ ilc wes, Alrfcl + schulz ana wife
oe,h. 'i', -. - r. . 4 wcs, End-ny~ 2o,ie,II.
r,9. 70 Hifrfi sesul,s % 80
sign nralc TO- rne.lo1s wool ,......., .,....
1875, corner Am-lcraan' ave- lv,'@' u ~ ~,
Gcorr" X sheldon e-,Enec - fn-lFn - E.,ir '"'''
i$si-s, n - Ia n q 7,.-ave. 25,eo "a same
oichst soo = o. ~ Amsterdam -a,c. Io'v
#li Matilda l. Madden "na WY" '' James .,o,
I>'h .. -. '~i {, " 4 ii'h.eve. ,|,''e u tim 80.
ofhl " rn,l.r AMI wife - MATTHEW q K"rsau c.so'
is7tl., =. tsi Wr.'. u .cha,I u eastman anI
ISi'h.. y 81 W I'-.ri ana VIE ?, N II
losth.,, conner t,,li- aa ave i5o,22' n'-r
ri-. rn :. Ma. i R,d. T'i - 81" lraTr.
vs., H,us,,r..t y, ~ Jim oiiani ani sic
r,'.,' y :: G--'.en s-hna,se.t~rs - John
SIN. r-.r'r,' ih-an w.ii,-. T.. G,~,i-a
ttarff mar, t.-.t.rrfv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

II UROPEAN ADVERTISERS VIII IN" 'n'
II rondos Once OF The Tribune 90 fiest s,.seS onb
a convenient place To leave thsF s'''''"'" "
1910, IN The Tribune
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NEAL ESTATE ron SALE.

,.,-yv -,-n co,-,e~. - TO. $50 cash
h,is,re 10 monthly within H",~n mn
-. ~,ik ~ tra depot splendid in'a
,trn A. Unw'horn@ y J. "h~'' WI.
,,s., ga l. miles rr,rn cts. i4~r 4-.''
u.uy,, 1T chambers 81 SunaAf1 ~
rf1ted JOINS WILLIAMS
,,r~ry 10 xnntclalr residences. all
Lt,t. f,f <aie ~ r~n' Furnished hy.'-s
~f,pus TAYiOP s Reskinan-si.. y. 7.
,y.~Gr y E~ni estate ~ nl ga
non. 10 - Morr'-'own md I"rnsrl-N .l''-
f-f,,, T. hamilton & co. ~ u Wv
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HOOJS WANTED.

WANTED About october ]. Two ~ mr.
ruomy Win private bnth. WIN s'rth"rtt
exposure. hriw""u luih -ni sun - wv
~ An ayes r~frat. house preferred. on"
rghi up. possibly breakfast served IN room;
Furnished ~ unfsrnifhrd permanent II
suited Aidr.-s AKCiIIGh'T. box ~
Tribune once
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FLATS TO LrT-Furnishcd.

tpRS-R inrsc alrf'mrf's 's''. wv"
.rt.r.I a. .uii- ,mhf ionf'r'' ~
r.1,rai Yak. me nsh'. hfa. mn.
O." fe.sf.ins r'IHii 7' '" iN'"' - y 80
j. % IYN 80
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III .nnpEn MoRrGAGEs.


I.nfd. william ! e. Charles 'afhwian N "S
N".i st'h-t' = '~if .---t.. .. s"'
4'i''''' '''-'.. ~ - '''' '' '''' ~ ~ II 't-
Nr - l'-1 81. - r - - .'0 ave ffaf- -"
l'il' f'fEn - u. IN. I'VE ''lnfi'''r ''l ifi''
a. p corner lisl-ri ma A'''"f lafn ave. =
''''f ... ...+.--. 49,. .-.- 2""b
IL-'r' Nilh.n - NI'iph N'irf~r ll''ht'. -
bnn.nno. -. f''' 80. lh"n ~ '''a'rn -
'.-' = y - l'N-l'' J '~hf ~
t'h"f'F ''nfi'- ". - M . Fanny j 49, y
CORNER 49, %" "n' So " ''H- ..-.... a@""
ltt N'fi-fi. "'r ms }"ars m r'slgr- 1900
1-''' fH'" iitl. ana Al - 'f l~rfj
l'-nc.'-. ''i'i 'I..f. 80 = d = Iru-
ii's' ~ Y'1r. ..--...-... .---..- ........ -"
't'I..44 ffII' y ~ TO-. Ing my ItiiT'flHl
SAVING Bank - 'Ns ioh-a'r anl So. 40
.Il - 81 ..f o.fh 81. ........... 1901
G1f- 'H'lr Ius 3 fl Thomas Hogan. lliif.
cfav Join u arl ,Ife %. Tharr,. u nan s~i
Hn. fn'r 81 "i..-f 81 ! r. % 5'i.nr~ year. 500
l-fi'r. H'rr.''il !. 90 fh" Ilu" Drhrar'"~ n~h
lri'f 'f' r lfi-f rf =" = " 30 I.-nYN ave,
" "ffs .........- 90
Ir'ltt |4iia ] = 'i' No." i'if lN- insurance
HFi lffff = Ut" i~f af1f - = N'ars 300
Nr,heru y'.r.r-,r, NV ort fl o. ,7G,r a, -
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TIE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

ha;.Ish vs. Boston. AZ Polo Grounds. Newly rk.
ksrepnih VS. Brooklyn. at Philadelphia.
hrs-,'s vs. Washington. az Baltimore.
csss,S v. Cincinnati. al P,tshurg.
nt,sano vs. Louisville at Cleveland
~ Vs. St Louis az Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
FURNISHED ROOMs.

% .ro "a yr.u furnished rooms. h4' AM
',,id water Laih 2nN Wrsi ~ -
an, ,,re7 s,TiI. 1T Furnished rooms 10
i, >. yerfl~fn.n board OPTIONAL
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n,.i.irAa ..................77 o o ia
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/ NI'RSE Nr.-As nurse and nseful COM
| paaion to invalid experienced in the care
| ~ the sick. good seamstress reference.
| So park-ave.: ring "a bell
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Gordon Hotels. Limited.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EDPC'S COCOA.

LONDON HOUSE requires arm 81 , Is.pon class
n ,1sn,. for America for the sale OF hlshes, .,
"a,oincod nj their works IN GERMANY ana heai
y hie," opcants must have established connecuoh ~
W." 81 - q Cross Lane Eastcheap, London u =
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,-I.eI ruhs-WhshingtOn q FHsI -UaSE - 9
ssttyn Left on bases-Wa shington I. brooklyn
sr l.se on talls-O Maui 4 OF Daub g. Struck out
y e9s 2 Three-base hits-Hasamer. Dauo; Two nase
sSarwrigh,. Sacrifice hit-Hasamer. s'oien D1s"ss
a az n p,sher-ward Passed bsls-Kinsow !. Umpire
-ails Tine q gamo-2. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

W - phr,lolphia q Tw0-iase hlts-Vros'
,iSsniy Davis Farrell Tire S1sT bays inIs on
sue rnstii,.irbia : Ncw-Iork struck out-fuller
ass-' Fs"r.U Double play-Fuller WARD ana farTeh
s'se fH' -New-Yori 1. First base on balls =
Pr base pehany sullivan Fuller Tcrnan Passed ,
sns-ira1y. ~ a,d r,issol gr'undersThompson. Fan
ead ys.rlvsn Dropped thrown ball-Boye, Reilly Time
IS, re Ioacland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

sEAMsTREss.- French good dressmsker:
Wall take work by the day. week Or. pri-
waite family frst-cass references Address
22- West -, hist.
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Works. FINE VICTORY.
rss FIELDING WON THE GAME.

.r,puINs POOR WORK PILED THE RUNS
,.p-rHE SCORE WAS 10 TO 7.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOH SALE

,,,.rpe,pf- DRfyr corner iosth-st o.
r.,,.,,,i .,ff-tfc detached ioN-t,
,,,e, s.nd for circular LIS IN
ruDt rNrST co ~ Hroaf~0
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FOR SALE.

Ar REDUCED PRiCEs.-Joo second
honS wood and iron working machines:
fully guaranteed. machinery bought ana
exchanged. GEORGE H. EDDY. Jos had''
son-st
At TITLES ToCL STORE 30 ful,oa.
tt.. Erv-York. workshop machinery foot
power) list free. wood -"arvins toDs. SroH
ssw- designs erd fancy woods. incuta'crs
and mooders In operation.
A MAGNIrTcENT upright piano. hrilllnn,
tone. ta'.nted imp- ,vef7ent. cheap D..
must 10 spli. city or country. bis bargain.
?3l East DOth-s'.
BICYCLES closing =, cost. about iw'niy
hight rnie rn'1imaties. III an1 90 pnlnn-
,2n and fs5. absolutely new. t3j's Letlns
to- ave. near H'h-st -
DESKS .oui- foo; polished oak rou'np
er,k Tor $40, s-foot high roll solii OAK
fesk for sss. the hEy.st bargains Ia New
rrOr.OR STORE. host IN city will s"li Al,
ms; reasonable of"r. sells $40 worm ni
lager te-r weekly. Address La OK "'N'
so West am -
NEW nIcYCLES. BARGAINS. oxford
pn.,natics So. iis price 500. l)aun'-
les In.umnfiDa. So. iis, pri,". $40.
p,leigh Pneumatic $40 Hsi price. So"
second hand Wheels al makes sl' up
RCD Signs. 10 BARCLAY -
eAyF~ Cheap mr. casr: cioslng out stock
on hand % Nauonil safes a, less
than cost u manufacture. y. II. GROSS.
toa broadway
TrAs o5,actD. elegant. 5 10. s. - De
iivered u &. DBRINGER. Pos'o'hee'
New York
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS cverywher" % sell Dr. y 'TieH
HOMEOPATHIC Msilc.nes. alsp 20 N"'ie.s
Ilnim-ni' to farnili"s. each h9itl" san.s
nake g. - 81 DAILY pR. OkEEFE
20 Hon.eopathic Medicine Manufacturers.
Fitfsbrra Penn.
SALESMAN WANTED Immediately To-
FonthW Nurseries saiarj - con.hi,s,.'' ~
goli opening o right man. SlONH
WELItNGTON. Toronto On'
WANTED. -sulstitu'r
.,.- ,srnpher AMI typewriter Pennington
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l.hins house l. q. Box. l.22' l"'aH"V-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

,.uodelphia I Cleveland L. Louisville ).
. =. YORK 10 uurr,oklvn q. Chicago =. St Louis T.
rg,on ~ 20 Pttsburg s. Cincinnati g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
CANES IN OTHER CITIES

iay.s s' July 3O-The Orioles ana the Bostonians
sS,y scr last championship game OF toe season
sacyy ing Boston won Stlve,,s pitched magnifi-
an bn, bbugnout. Hawiey also in winning
zee sYy support WAS not OF the best. Attend
k~,tf ..'"................0 o o o o.
oHton 8. Baltimore T. Errors-Bos On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

At Providence Providence Q. Troy 7.
At Bufa'o-Budalo s. EinghamtOn e.
At prngfie.d-Syracuse .. Springfield Z.
At Erie Wilkesbarre >. Erie ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
DIsIcSSMAkING.

ARTISTIC summer dress"s MAJ.
from 81 uhis month";. tailor cut u, ~
N,,er snasid~ and travelling costumes.
wrsps ana costumes 81 every dsscrip' a."
mace On short notice. c1tiinr p~r ,,r,sst.,tT'a
na,,.r,,s 10 measure. rs cents r. r."
fressmaking Parlors ~ East Io'n 81,
ApTIsTIC pREssMAKER. hrs,,olass
hitter desires more ensacem.n.s, Oo,er'
country: terms moderate, hignest 'e'''
.nce u, 254 sth-ave. ----
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-13
Sugar Coming Down.

CHICAGO, Oct. Sugar will proba-
bly, go down several points in price to.
day.oWar has broken out between the
trust and the local wholesale dealers
and lively competition, accom-
panied by rapid drop in prices, is ex-
pccted to begin at once. This, it is
said. will profit the small consumer
to considerable extent, but will en-.
tail considerable loss upon both of the
contestants. The cause of the breach
between the trust and the wholesalers
is not known, but it is said that two
or three overstoclsed dealers in Chicago
found that they could no longer sell
at the trusts figures, and that they
began TO fix prices to suit themselves.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-13
ALL SENT TO PRISON.
Mayor of Spring Valley, H., and Others
Sentenced for Conspiracy.

Sentenced for Conspiracy.
PRINCETON, ILL.,, Oct s.-The jury in
the Pinkerton conspiracy case from
Spring Valley, on trial in the circuit
court here, after being out all night
returned verdict at II o'clock
Saturday morning finding the five de.
PENDANTS guilty and fixing the PEN
atty for four of them at impris-
onment in the penitentiary. Peter
Lauer, mayor of Spring Valley, and
Peter Klumac, an occasional police
officer, were given one and half years
in the penitentiary, and Frank Bar
owslki and Anna, his wife, were given
one year each. John Gultson, super
intendent of the city water depart
ment, was found guilty of riot, for
which the sentence will be fixed by the
court. Much sympathy is expressed for
Mrs. Barowski as it is thought she has
been the victim of others who COM
PEELED her to make the allegation of
criminal assault against Pinkerton
and Bohen. She has one small child,
who is too large to be taken to the
penitentiary and who must be pro-
vided for by charity The verdict en-
tirely eXonerates Pinkerton and Bohen
of the charge of criminal assault that
was preferred against them in the
court room at Spring Valley and
which was partially the means of in
citing the mob against them at Spring
Valley.