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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A.-sl25 BrYS VERY HAN DSOME COB.
not ONE-HALF his VALUE: he is al
STYLE with plenty action. e. ind saf. ana
perfectly gentle: has teen ridden and driven
by lady the past . years. also. nearly
now dos-a-dos trap. fonr-passenger Tuxedo
trap. ladies and gentleman English
saddle and bride. imported harness. single
and double. IN brass and silver: fine cloth
robes. whips ami balance 81 stable effects
nt ONE-HALr VALUE. owner going to
Europe. Soc cnachman At my PRIVATE
STABLE - EAST 3iST-ST.. near Madi-
son-af".
4 HANDSOME pair family horses: COLBY
built. genti". young fearless. great en-
dufrncr. sound; no reasonable offer refused.
PERFECT MATES. Tribune Once.
FOR SALE. Handsome pair horses. COLBY
built. plenty style. action fearless. safe
and sound elegant brougham. pole and
shafts. imported single and double
hrougham harness. silver mounted. all
nearly new, at great sacrifice. Owners
private stable % East 3lst-s'.. near Mall
son-ave.
siiO-LADY going abroad. light extern
ton top family surrey. cost $3.50. used
five weeks only. plated harness. $50: also.
AT third value very stylish cutunder Essex
trap. saddle and bride Private stable.
10 West 4th-9t.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

AGENCY FOR MONTcLAfR. Houses. all
kinds. sold OF rent. building sites.
TrRRS x TAYLOR. Rc"kman-st.
SUMMIT. y. J.. New ENGLAND. ave
Dwelling. "a rooms: modern all i'm
provements. fully furnished: stable. gar
den. etc. TO let for season or longer Box
80 summit. y. J.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
Country.

rr-f,NrsfirD HOUSE To LET In the
heart If tho Ilsfkflir. iIIIl-. lfii7'"iI.
Mas Ia rooms and bath. beautiful Lawn,
hou~. surrounded Dos - large Elm ana ma
~. trees. minute walk from Mhpl'Wo,lH
uo,ei- will rent for three months. July.
August and September. electric car pas,'s
tho house Address \. y. g. Pittsh"li.
Mass.
To RENT Handsome 70 idence. furnishei
AMI electric lights. West I.llp. 7. mi"
from Ifa,vion depot. lawn. garden. Rran~fy
and stable. fronts highway anl south Bay
rrnt. low l. Rom =. 40 Iir.adNAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
esn los n At s. s.. as Ksn,ucly yearllns. II n. at

sheep los ~ 81 So; e5 Kentucky yearne'' I" ID AZ
81 Is =, <ar .,.,.,
HOGs-Receip II or 2.22 head1aii 9r s haly
firms OF 81 head Marker pare.E
STEADY but dealers quote 81 aas3 ~ for common
choice light hogs Country dressed nomnaiy u''"'"s''
socs'Ifalienbeci Hollis: % state hogs 2i' N aver
age 81 03 per 100 n. o - -, .zo,. 4
Hume & Mullen: ~ State hogs. 80 m nj e % .
rough do. 300 10 At ~ o3 Also late yesterday - '
: Judd & 60 ate Monday state hogs. 1913 H. at
s. IS: | do. go ~ At 81 -.
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DREssMAKIN0.

cOf'TI RiERE FRAN'AISE Fancy
waists street. dinner AMI iailor-'niie
dresses. ladies' materials used. short no
tee. Moderate prices. elegant Work MNi'.
ANDERSON los ". l1th-st.. formerly
with stern Bros.
pNFsSNAkEK Experienced. can az
s.mui..inf- q frw Now .Ittufn"fs. hand.
q. me suits 81. fancy waists and linen
suite g. Mrs. KENNEDY. sns Gth-a'c..
near fith-ff
Ipfs-uAkTR 10 rslfs' experience.
nrst-rla-a inter-. wishes position 70 Work
with another fnr summer mouths '' ~.
p country. personal references. J.. -
siL -uAe.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FIRST CLASS Colurhus-ave. corner. near
station price. Si-.vDo, rents. ~. tNo
STEVENS. Columbus corner a"d ~.
Brooklyn.
SECOND MORTGAGE. 5000. on ffp
Class N ave-. near Gates ave. broo"iyn.
for sale: discount for cash. o. W.
CHURCH. 100 Fulton st. New-N0tk.
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REAL ESTATE roR SALE
Country

Country.
A FARM CATALOGTE FREE Dairy
farms. stock farm. frii'' farns poultry
farms. =. ROWLAND. III broadway.
CLIFTON. :. I-Waier from, property
jOx3ln feet. with doc. grant. 1pN5'N ire,'
adjoining All and Dunshr- estates ;pr
sale. sacrifice made f,r immediate cash
q. ". CHURCH. 100 i'ulton-st.. y. J.
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urMp AND JIyTE-A very quiet ma Set Ia ~ We
,h,oehou and prices noninaliy nn.. , r. .,sai
oro,e Manila hemp spot. 4AH4sc shn.pnsac and snip
sr 80 sb,nment 2lkc: tute. spot 2i.9oso nd ship
.ssn, sa,anr lutte butts paper quality spot anu ~
nent. Ibc mixing lac -. ,,cr.oxine .trength
HIpEsrhe market hides shows nc would be
A. hon. md abroad II looks now as u ,h,'e orig
fr,her .Sinnen,s OF hides 70 Europe "hien abroad
in,iv sent here AS the condition OF we mnrv IS 900
ny. nv 10 warrant such reshipnent are
h,oInr srone the marke, prac,lcay ,s ss COO The
faes 81 dry hides during the week W. er a. foowg
sses, on hand at end Of he wseh zoo arT nogoia
$500, y ETC. 500 DIR, Central America s.s 900
ery and dry sailed isl 500 last
v. quote cordeya. 2s9es od 70 ~ aoac: California
T@sS r. ioc Masmoras 222, 10 Central American
n isc ncsoa mSa $osss ~ lcsi7s d sase
Tsr.ss,bo selected SO33 10 re; Tcsas lsaIc:
n ioaisc; Matamo,as ssiec sSa1 r. &C. ciy slaugh
iH~Sative steer, ise cow s,.S' t,s SIC; country
slasshse s"' COW. Ss6.c; steer 50 III or over
LEATHERIke leather nafhe. ~ on Is Very firm and
sssns very limited Considerable STOCK a, ,por bust
Tor Norway and Sweden but other",se nrst selec
s.., hss been rn,dern,e We quote me'o:a ,ase acid
ton %aa2sc: seconds 2lQ22c dsmnssn, 1oc:
mr.. .riection 2i@21c seconds. 2oc; o""'"se''
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LOAN SOD 70 $500. wanted. 90 days:
ample security; liberal commission given.
Address Box 20 30 Church-st.
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. Estab-
lished: large profits: 5000 Invested.
needs more capital: active business man
nrefcrred. no debts; no risk whatever.
TREATY." Tribune Once
V,YDoW LADY desires small loan imine-
diately; security given. Address W. T..
Tribune once
ADVERTISEMENT ASD suBscRIP-
TfONs FOR THE MEMOIRS TKIB-
rSE WILL RE RECEIVED AT TIE
t'pTDVN OFFICE. No. I.22 Broadway,
I'd door north Of Thirty-1rst-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DRUG BCSINESS.-Fine opening small
capital: uptown. west: mahogany fixtures
may be bought or rented. T.. Is. TREAT.
owner. 5 Cooper Union.
FOR SALE.-corset and Garment Clasp:
Possesses superior merit: simple and
cheap 20 produce: excellent Inducements
from reliable business firms: profitable
opportunity for investors; patent Just
granted Address u. X. Loucks. sli Gi-
rard Building. Philadelphia.
GROCERY. CANDY STORE and fixtures
10 be sold cheap for cash: going out OF
business on account Of sickness; good
place for business: rent, S700. 800 West
ooth-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ADVICE FREE An lawsuits. damages.
accident. divorces. s"parau"hf. .
fc'ilcd. collections. l'S"i pAprls
an. mortgages leeds. assignments. FL
WARD BUTCHER. i3i broadway. y. !.
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nrrsIyEss CHANCES.

XDDIrIoNAL CAPITAL procured f ss.I %1n
Chants. manufacturers and othe,S al l,nds
:, 20" eA, "n,ek wv" Without publicity. MDoNALD
WIGGINs. 40 Nsssau-n. ------.-.-----7,----.
4 poXDyJOJrsE. "a miles from th's o'.
nrsce Including property. $500; ioc s.i,
on tie main road; has large nan.,ns
M.novAID WIGGISS, $40 Sassao
p,.,xrss MAN. with $4,000 ready cssn:
wsn,sd A once to invest In pus, lii
IN which he can make at least hal. money o
ion dollars In ) years: can On r" The money
invested. xddreSs FORTUNE. BOZ '"~'
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coACIIMAN Single. 81 understands
thoroughly care and management u me
horses earrings and harn'ss goa app,"'-
arc.. willing sober and reliable: first class
r.f.rance NJ j.. Box 80, i.2t2 broadway.
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TIE STATE or TH iDE.

Ba.,lmore Iune 2sFiour quiet unchanged 'a les,
$50 Wheat unsettled. ~ red spot and ni' -
52tc July 72'.n!2s; Angus '2'.g'$c aePtc"sr
pie. .0a1;c: on grade. can'2c stock 800 9 ,n.
sales bush. Corn steady. mixed SPOT ana Jun
5iaasic; July ;ea52i.c; August 52.c ~ S,u,ne c
bush. oats weak ~ wh,lr, ~, S,
~ 63Gc: No mixed DO. 32,a33c. stock lN'"" husn
Rye slow; No 2 ooaG2c stock 200 bush; Hay ,'rns
ard higher sl5 5oG$iG Grain fT.ghts lr'n'r better
demand; steam Liverpool. per bush. ~. July iN
for orders quarter "a 4d June cotton Ihl''; mo
ding. 3lCc coffee nominal, NJ :, l''.Hloc
Boston June O. dull com quiet, oa,. lule
shorts Gui.; Provisions steady Butter quiet; northern
creamery 1890: Western lSg 90 'he"s" steady
Eastern Iasni.c. Western and Michigan. ia III.
buffalo June 2s-sprinr wheat dull. few cars ~ !
hard sold Tho spot Closing NJ hard spot 'Nsc 40
G T. 71Sc: No ! Northern. I1sc sput. winter Mt'i
dull Closing . red Chicago t5',us''sc. ~ ln1ih"
TGLc: do Toledo $50: No white OREGON. ''tc IN ttd
corn open~d steady. sales 4 i NJ : ''l Nv "t
closing 52i. mS2. paid and after All was ~
s2hc was lid No yellow offered AZ 80: No corn ~
on track . yellow In siof" 'iA.H'l7sc y" I'm.
ME-. M sO.c. oats easy. lem1nd NFii. Sl'r
car, 30 2 white "a: No white 3s'.c 'rnck 50 {.
white I'm store asked. 3Vo bush ~ mixed fli ="
Dye dull 40 (? I2c asked store Flour qu"i steady nm
changed NIL feed quet weak unchnngei ,anAl
freshs quiet, wheat. l'sc corn lac. oats lie ~ Ne"
York.
chicago Juno q The leading futures ranged - -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16

FOR SALE pulIeys. finch face u
Office cs7 t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16
ONLY A FEW OF THEM LEFT.
Kentucky Moonshiners Not Nearly So No.
msrous rs L. Generally Thought.

Kensucky Mooushiners Not Nearly So No.
msrous rs Is Generally Thought.
In an interview the other day the
commissioner of internal revenue said
that practically every dollar of the tax
on Kentucky whisky was collected, and
with less expense than any other rev.
enue due the federal government. The
commissioner is, of course, correct, but
this has not been the popular opinion.
The ''moonshiner," says the Louisville
Courier-Jo urnal, has taken such
prominent part in the literature of tho
day-in newspapers, magazines and
books-that his numbers have been as
much magnifed as those of that sorry
set of scoundrels who attacked the
brave Sir John Falstaf en- Gads hill.
Ambitious dialect writers and n horde
Of cheap humorists have added their
contribution to the prevailing impress
sion. Ambitious revenue officers, aided
and abetted by Jealous reporters they
take into their confidence. break out at
irregular periods with stories OF their
proves in raiding Illicit distilleries and
capturing bloodthirsty revenue out
laws -ndny oiC tiCiA No-
;capes, and thrilling are the battles in
which they have engaged.
These stories of moonshiners and
moonshining are the response to
strong public demand. the appetite for
the romantic being especially lively in
connection with state whose people
are considered to have such marked
personal characteristics as Kentuck-
ians- But they must be taken with q
large amount of salt. We certainly
have very few moonshiners in Ken
lucky, and they are not numerous or
bloodthirsty anywhere. Usually they
are poor people who lack industry Or
pluck enough to succeed in farming or
other vocations. Such men will not
fight if they can help it, and their oper-
atoms are generally on the smallest
sort of scale. Their numbers are
equally insignificant, and out Of all
proportion to the space they take up in
the newspapers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16

A rally Of Il per cent was recorded at
the close, making the loss on the day
* per cent. New Jersey Central was
weak throughout the greater part OF
the day, declining 2z per cent in the
early dealings, recovering IL in the
first part of the afternoon, tossing the
entire gain and rallying y per cent at
the close, the net loss being 214 per
cent Sugar was in better buying than
usual; and after an opening loss of Il
per cent, sold up 2A per cent. to 32es
per cent, with a general reaction Of <
per cent, the gain on the day being III
per cent. Manhattan is up X per cent,
Tobacco Us per cent and Interior Con-
duit 2ss per cent. Canadian Pacific.
Lake Shore and Lead declined 2. per
cent. The market closed fairly steady.
There was considerable diminution
on the volume of trading in the bond
market today and the speculative is
ues were neglected. Some of the more
prominent of this class of mortgages
did not appear in the transactions. The
tendency of prices vas downwar, IS 4
rule, but some few issues record an i'm
provement. The total sales were S492,-
500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16
TWO THINGS IN THE WAY.
Cheapness of Farm Products and Restricted
Industrial Operations.

New York, Feb. 15.-R. G. Dun & Cos.
Weekly Review of Trade, which issues
tomorrow, will say: Another week ex-
ports of gold and withdrawals from
the treasury have been almost entire
ly stopped by the contract for the pur-
chases of gold from Messrs Belmont &
Morgan. For the moment business
only waits to know whether sales OF
American securities and Withdrawals
of gold from the treasury have been
lastingly stopped by the renarhaple
increase of confidence.
The two obstacles which block the
path are cheapness of farm products
and restricted operations in industries.
There has been no reduction on farm
products on the whole. Corn is n cent
higher but the insignificant movement,
while wheat also, with movement
hardly half of last years, is 4 cent
lower for the week. Cotton with continu
ing large receipts remains unchanged
Few words tell the old story; the
corn crop is undoubtedly short, al
though probably a much larger supply
than official reports indicate. Wheat
and cotton supplies are SO FAR behind
the worlds demands that extreme low
prices are natural and any speculation
for advance is generally handicapped:
south also naturally result
The output of pig iron Feb. was 49,
291 tons against 16S,4li weekly Jan. l,
but the stocks remaining unsold were
7lS075 tons, against 6t5,45S Jan. !. ana
indicate a decrease OF 1917 tons in
actual consumption weekly during the
month of January. The severe storms
in February have further curtaiied pro-
duction Sales of steel rails We're only
4 IN To
arrested structural work and retarded
deliveries of all kinds. But there APP
pears a better inquiry for some finish
ed products: especially in wire, wire
rods. nails and barbed wire, the bust
ness is encouraging. Pig iron Is I'M
changed in price here and at the west,
though northern sales are pressed and
the demand for bar iron is about the
same Lake copper is quoted at S9.15.
Continued dulneSS is reported in cot
ton and a reduction of prices by the
Amoskeag mills causes some hesita-
ton. In the main the works are well
employed. but extremely scanty prohts
and considerable doubt whether the
market will be found for accommodating
stocks or some goods
Trade in woolens is by no means satis
factory, thought fairly large volume in
medium and low grades, but prices
have been generally reduced and COM
petition with the cheap foreign goods
is felt somewhat more. Sales or wool
continue within about a sixth or
weeks normal supply for eastern mills,
amounting 10 5.0sS, 400 pounds, OF which
1886. 500 were domestic. Fine fieeces
are not stronger and sales of Ohio are
quoted at 16la cents.
Failures for the week were go in the
United States against S23 last year. and
81 in Canada against 80 last year
Millions for DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder--not 4 cent for the deadly alum
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difficulties

after all, difficulties are but friends
IN disguise. They come with formida-
BILE mien, and to meet them men must
summon to their aid every faculty OF
brain and body: they must make a
fight. and whether they win or lose
they are the gamers Success is not
always measured as the world meas
ures il. because the men who some
times fail most signally are those who
have met difficulty most courageously.
The man who is honest and true to his
own convictions of right and duty is
never failure, though the world may
write him such. Difficulties decide
who is the fttest to bear the heavy re-
sponsibilities of life The men who
crinpe and Weld to them are the fall
ures a.d are not equal to the task OF
doing great deeds, nor even TO bear the
daily round Of toll Difficulties have
for their object and end the shaping OF
mans character, and he who comes
through them without losing mis- cour.
age. who can rejoice in obstacles coz
ouered, and with quiet pulse and more
watchful eye await the next, who can
truly say. Sweet are the uses Of adj
versitv''-hss learned his lesson well
To him the gain has more than CON-
pensated for the toll along the way,
and any other difficulties which may
rise before him will be undreaded ana
unfea-ed. Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16
HAVE EARNED LESS
RAILWAY INCOMES READ AS BAR
OMETERs OF BUSINESS.
Total Gross Receipts for JANUARY Slightly
Under Last January's-MoreT Than Half
the Companies Report Increases, Indi-
vidually, However Poorest Showing
by the Grangers-Priees Relatively
Steady-Live Cattle, Hogs and Corn
Higher-Disappointin Wheat Exports
Effect OF Bond Issue.

New York, Feb. 15.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say: Milder and pleasant
er weather following the severe storms
and extremely low temperature have
with few exceptions failed to stimulate
orders for seasonable goods or the dis
tributive movement generally.
January gross earnings Of railways
indicate that the bottom has been
touched, but there are signs of i'm
provement accompanying them. err
turns from 113 American and Mexican
railroad companies to Bradstreet's COW
er 102, 900 miles OF track and SIG, 465. 900
Of gross earnings in January, a falling
off Of three-tenthS Of one per cent from
January of last year, in which month
there was a decrease of Il per cent
from the total in January 1893. The de-
crease in January earnings of railroads
in the United States alone is six-tenths
of one per cent The poorest showing
is made by the grangers but decreases
are reported from January earnings
q year ago by eastern, southern and
Pacific groups of roads. Central west
ern roads, coalers and southwesterns
announce gains in January over last
year. A significant feature is that
report gains for January this year over
last year but these are small and are
offset by a few heavy decreases.
Prices on the whole have maintained
a position of relative steadiness, east
ern manufacturers of shoes asking
higher prices in view of a late advance
in leather and spruce lumber for frames
has been marked up about 20 per cent.
Live cattle and hogs are higher, due
to improvement in eastern demand and
decline in receipts at western centers.
Indian corn is up slightly Lead is al
so higher. Prices are unchanged for
oats, pork, cotton, iron and steel, but
bleached cottons have sold lower, at
Wheat is also off on additional evil
dence Of heavier supplies, both at home
and abroad than anticipated. Copper.
raw sugar and lard are also lower.
The only noteworthy gain of volume Of
sales of staple merchandise at large
eastern centerS has been dry goods,
aside from cottons, foreign dress wool
ems being most popular. Seven New
England shoe manufacturing centers
rerrcrt $1,000 cases shipped this week
against $4,000 in the week year ago
Exports of wheat (four included as
wheat both coasts Of the United
States for the past six business days
will probably be characterized as dis
appointing, amounting TO only 2,512,0oO
bushels This total, while $4,000 bush
els larger than in the week before, is
rather below the weekly average in pre-
yiouS months. But one year ago the
corresponding total was only 2,0O5,00o
bushels, two years ago it was S,0sOOOO
bushels and in the second week of Feb
ruary, 1892 it was 4,402, 900 bushels.
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strip OF CoCee-

Sirup of coffee is useful for those
who wish to take coffee with them on
a Journey in as small quantity as pos.
sible. Make il thus: Take pound OF
the best freshly-ground coffee and
place il In saucepan with FIVE pints of
water and boil 1t down to one pint.
Strain the liquor, and when it is nearly
cold place Y in another saucepan 70
boil acsi<. As it boils add sufficient
loaf sugar to make it OF the consistency
of strip. Let the sugar thoroughly
dissolve. then boil up, take it from the
FIRE. and when cold bottle and seal it
When required fc3U-c place teaspoon,
:ul of the coffee in a breakfast cupful
of boiling water or milk, whichever =
xrefeyrad. -petroit Free prs-.
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