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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
HOUSTON MARKET

The following quotations were posted
today by the cotton seed product depart
meni OF the Houston Cotton Exchange ami
Board of Trade
Per Gallon.
Choice crude OIL for butter
oil ........ ................... Nominal.
Strictly rsime crude ol..... Nominal.
Prime crude ..,.,.,,,.......... ii
Oft crude oil, according to
grade ................ -...... None.
Prime butter OIL loose...... Nominal.
Prime summer yellow OIL. Nominal.
Cake and meal fob. mill Interior points.
according to location.
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COTTON.

HOUSTON DAILY STATEMENT.
,,,..,,. AIS ,s e. ass'a.yy. LAas re-. q
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STOCKS.
| The following wero "a G.l,irg quotation, on the
! lea6In. stuss - .. tho S,w lrs ENihtngp Today.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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BIG ADVANCE ~ PORK

Fn gained 70 cents a barrel at Chi
eday, and local dealers have been
W. OF q corresponding advance on
y III meats. About two weeks ago
@ seplember delivery sold in chi
ES,@; today the closing sale w.a
"a ADVANCE Of ti.35. The nnal tig-
,S. n.y were %.3j, but carly this
s pEses hogan jumping sGvSrII
y, y =, = ~ ume ana reacned The highest
was ascribed 10 a good foreinn de-
,.s wtSs.Hg by shorts and rumors OF
sSss slneeze, Lard aud lis did
nav rsse me same bullishncss as pork,
b ! noir u,'! small advances. Lard
,ss, pih,s and ribs L. points higher
I, ,,s,sraay. All provis ons are strongl
Eutsre WIN more confidence felt in
s,.o o' s. OF speculative markets. There
/ he bal,d more active buying recent
"e lowest point at Lone,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05

Car load lots job cars from mills; dea !,
ers charge from store 5Nloc more per luv
lbs on bran. ed3c per bushe! on oats anu
com.
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GALVESTON.
FORT WORTH.

Supplied with cattle; calves, yearllDgs
and sheep in demand.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Reported for The Post daily. except
Thursday and Sundays. by Albert Mont
gomery & Co. 0imited). 1--we stock CON-
mission merchants.
Good fat fed beeves............ 10 "
Good fat cows.,............... xA0 "a
Common 70 fair :.,...:....... ~ ~
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Ladies' Who Value
a refined complexion must use posxouis Pow
der. II produces soft and beautiful skin.


Common TO fair beevcs..... 20 ~
G"od fat ycarlings ............lI 20 OF. 0V
Common 10 fair yearings =. 90 Sr1D 90
Common TO good fat calves. q 10 q SO
Soou Cornfed hogs..,........,. ago SN
Common TO fair hogs....... ~ 80
oood rat sheep ..............., IN ~
Common To fair sheep. Mead 1 w ~ 1 In
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS.


Opened steady Mt decline; i9.0S. steady;
closed steady. sales. 2iO.lM.
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acknowledgements widow wishes
washing 10 do at home or would 20 out
to iron by the day. al East sIth-st.. -
aoor north
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THURSDAY, JULY 2.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING JUNE 81. 1885,
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-sATURDAY. JUNE p. 1896.
ARRIVED
Steamer Prussia Ger Schmidt. Hamburg June a. with
burg American Line Line Arrived al the Bar at 44o M
Steamer Edam Du:esl. Roggeveen. Amsterdam June IL.
American steam Navigation Go. Arrived at the Bar
steamer veendam Dutch, Van Zee. Rotterdam and
the sesm ~
Co Arrived S. at the M, Bar at p M
june DeneTnra Trindad $ carpano s. cumsna TO-
TO- La Gpayra T. Porte CsbsO l Is Curacao
mdse and SO passengers to Kunhardt Co. Arrived
steamer Annsasals @ Payss Tit Cove June
Norton w'H Arrived at he Bss at Mes e to
Steamer SANTIAGO Leighton Manzsnilla June IA. Glen
passengers to JAMES Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Baracos CNor, Ciaussen oibara 5 days with
fruit to MOpss Co. RAT Avs Sr At the Bsr at 10 18th
sengers to Old Dominion SIS Co.
breeze. clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Yuma. Warren Philadelphia-w Clyde &
s,eame: ny Fan Ger. cudewer. Newport Newsw H
steamer Croatan, Ingram. Wilmington and George
steamer Anchoria Obj. Campbell. Gasgow-Hender-
=, Steamer Panama TD, chabOt-Bordeaux, France
steamer Knickerbocker, Halsey. ew-orleans-E S
Steamer Curacao. suksfcrth. St Thomas and Mara
Il Ward & Co.
steamer Fort William (er,. Dunlop. ElizsbethpOrt N
J.--Bennett. Walsh & Co.
Steamer Phosphor (Br) Anderson. Hafnburg-Goepel &c
Trube.
Steamer II Dmock Beane Boston-H Dimock
Steamer Baracoa tNor), Clausen Gibara. Cuba-Mones
& Co
Steamer City of Birmingham. Burg. savannah-ocean
SIS Co.
Steamer Ohio O3r Ovens. Baltimore-Simpson, Spence
& Young
Manhattan. Bragg Portland Me-Horatio Hall.
Steamer ontario Obi, Morgan, London-Sanderson &
Son
City Of Columbia, Glover Norfolk Newport
News-Old Dominion SIS Co.
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Steamer Alsenhorn, Charles. Baltimore-H c Foster
steamer Caledonia CBr Thomson. Glasgow scotland
steamer Banan CNor). Hansen Gibara. Cuba-Mones
steamer Old Dominion. Brakeman. Newport News and
Richmcnd-Od Dominion SIS Co >..u
steamer Yorktown, Dole Newport News and Norfolk
Steamer Nueces Risk. Key West and Galveston-c II
stcaner George congdon. Bayles, Charleston c.
Steamer p Sol Mason Van s r0nIs
ship Daniel Barnes Caper' Zanzibar Afrioa-Arho'd'
Bark Phyllis (Nor, Nielsen. Lytieton and Dunedin
SAILED.
Steamers La Bretagne Grl, fer Iiayre; Anch9ria .sr,'
etc. Alene ,Iir Kingston, savanila, etc. Amsterdam
(Duich) Rotterdam. via Boulogne; Genartney tB Lon
deiphis and Mexico OFT Gmbra 1 Liverpool
B S nS We Ha"Se e ene sa vs
tar; Old Dominion. Newport News and Richmond Ardan
mnsham savannah: Ono dirl baltimore: dendower
tBr,, Lisbon Neustria Hr. Marseilles croatan. vii
town. Norfolk and Newport News; Knckerbocker. New
Sess uMsp aan SO snd po Ger
Thomas and Maaeabo; Nueces. Key West and Calves
Ship Henry b. Hyde. for San Francisco
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
uns w aa % Hurst castle sailed
sailed from Havre eI sSne 81 ' '"'''"' ''
for pa s@rfG ss T 81 fro"
Steamer Olympia d3r) Craig. from New-Yori via
Medit ports, arrived at Leghon June -.
Steamer Marengo u5D. bingham. sailed from Newcas-
tie. Eng. for New-lOrk June 81.
Steamer Indra (Br). Horrsfal from New-York
rived Port Natal June 3.
Steamer Lady Furness tBr. Tregerthen. from New
York April "a via ST. Vincent. arrived at Agoa Bay
June 3.
Steamer Button tBr). Oils. from New-York May 90
arrh ed at Santos June %
stnemer Augusta Victoria Ger. Kaenpf. from New
York June Is. arrived at Plymouth June 90.
Steamer British King (B1 Hagen. from New-YorS
June H. arrived at London June 81
Steamer m LANDAU CITY g,r Hunter from New-YOrk
Steamer Paria (Fr). Duiac Mediterranean ports
for New-York. passed Sagres June 20.
Steamer Neckar Ger. Wempe. from Bremen Balti-
more. passed Beachy Head June 28
Steamer Aiesa Hr) Valliat from New-York June IS
Marsees. passed Sagres June p.
Steamer Island DAM Skjodt. from Settin sailed
Copenhagen for New-York June 30
Steamer Nord America dtal) sailed from Rio Janeirc
for New-York June o.
Steamer Taormni Ger. Fendt, sailed from Hamburg
for New-York June "a.
Bea Beilido HSr), Young sailed for
New-York June -.
Steamer Pomeranian (Sr). Pickering. sailed
gov for Montreal June 90
Steamer State Of California (Br). Braes sailed from
GLASGOW for New-York June 20.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
S~N~r~VO~~>N~ -+0yN0~-. - -yO~NNNNNNNNNN.N
A.-A.-A.-A.-FINE diamonds watches
81 weekly; no trash. Call or address
WATCH SUPPLY CO., 4 Maiden Lane
Room 2. All goods guaranteed.
wood and Iron working machines; fully
Guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 30S MAdi-
son-st.
A STEINWAY UPRIGHT cheap; a full
octave piano only $40; beautiful walnut
case. ivory keys. carved legs: bargain.
sSS East 4th-st.
BICYCLEs.-Several high grade new
wheels big bargain: also lady's wheel
1s6 East 11lth-st.. paror floor.
CONFECTIONERY and cream saloon
cheap on account sickness. bargain. GIT
2d-ave., Brooklyn.
GRANDFATHER CLOCKS. two Zone with
fine chmesl. antiques; price reasonable.
TINE. pa Waverley Place.
LADIES' BICYCLE. Defender: almost
new; bargain. Hardware store. 423 10th
ave. near 34th-st.
sale; beautiful sympathetic tone; ele-
CANT for solo playing; description and
moderate price on application. Address
VIOLIN. 1872 East 23d-st.
STABLES for sale or Lease. 2OOx25. Apply
JOHN W. sTILGER. 1877 West G2d-st.
TYPEwRITERs.-All standard makes;
lowest prices; finest condition; machines
rented: supplies; repairing. GORMAN, "A
World building.
s65o.-BICYCLE STORE and repair shop
In frst-class location. doing good bust
ness; owner leaving State. Address A. B.
c.. 39I Fulton-st.. Brooklyn
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EXPLOSION OF AN OIL STILL.

sell No s Of the Eagle Oil plant. which belongs 10
-. standard Oil Company in Bayonne. exploded
.nortly after o'clock last night An alarm OF IRE
s s turned in and this was responded to by the
,.rsey city Fire Department. The IRE apparatus OF
- oo,,parv in the works also brought into use
~. t,I, was at Caven Point. opposite Communipaw.
- almost on an island The oil in the tank burned.
80, che fremen got 1t under control in short time.
u,n,, caused the explosion Is not clear.
The fire couI not spread - any of the other tanks
IN the works account OF the system In force All
~ tanks are separated, and whenever there is any
-. ~. "a any of them the oil in the adjoining tanks
oss r off and runs into tanks a long distance
s.sv The loss will not be heavy.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY, 800 acres
hardwood timber, saw mill. houses,
trout streams near city. for sale or ex-
change, cheap. SUMNER. 81 Nassau-st.
CRUGERsr ON HUDSON miles from
42d-stA osi Crrgers Homestead; go
acres suitable gentleman's country seat.
Institution or cut Into plots. broNrs
recognized. PLASS, 234 Broadway.
FOR sAL.E.-At Norwalk. Conn. beau
tiful country property. acres All IN
garden; fine stone walls; house ~ rooms
fsrn and carriage house; fruit Of all kinds,
shade and shrubbery; one mile from
Sound: II. miles from depot; high ground ::
everything about the place In perfect order:
possession immediate: price $4,000, half
cash balance mortgage per cent. Ad-
dress c. T. FOSTER, 81 Osborn ave. East
Norwalk, Conn.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tn. Tribune received At their Uptown
oetc-. No. I,2i2 Broadway, I'd door north
~ 3lst-st.. until 3 o'clock p. m. adyer-
Elements received at The following branch
ef,,ces at regular once rates until o oloci
= m. VIZ: 25i shave. e. cor 2Jd-st. Is.
a,h-ave. cor. i2th-st. lt2 Coiumbus-ave.
90 Yves, 66th-st.. 100 West +2d-st.. near
G,h-.y.: a2 East 14th st: 257 West +ed-
:, between Tih and sth ayes. l39 East
.1,h-st.: l. s3s S1-avs,. between 10th and
i-,h ats. .O2e 3d,ve.. near Glst-st.. .10s
is,~ave.. near ssth-st.; so 3d-ave.. near
r.,~s, ss4 sd-ave.: 325 B.etcke--st. .
. gOs sd-ave 2i0 East 79th-st.; l.e2l ID
ave; 2.GG2 3d-ave. 9' Am'isrdam-ave /.
aco West 42d-st: las Eas, i6th-st: 2O3
Vas, asth-st $50 eth-sve. 6si 9'h-ave ::
, 10 sd-avr near 67th-s'. 2Ot East s6th-
:, g2c Broadway: 1893 3d-ave.: 100
s,h-av.. i.3is 2d-ave. 1853 6th-ave. A.
ne Harlem ofnces: 2o'i sd-av.,: near
iI3th-sf.: 1874 East i25ih-st.. near sd-ave'.
24a West i2,ih-st.. bet 9TH and 9Th n'es :
500 West i4sth-s,. A. the Brooklyn otnee"
So7 Fulton-st; 726 Ful'on-st; ~ Court
st.. az Broadway r. d. ias hroefw'y.
L. d.. ILL.,. Myrtle near Broadway
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WORK OF MOST any kind accepted: cid
erly man; sober and reliable: understands
horses. gardening and homework: can read
and write German and English: wages
moderate. Address CAPABLE. Tribune OF
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
Unfurnish ed.

Unfurnish
q MORTON-sT.- -Handsomest. new, ele
gantly decorated fathouse In OH ward,
portIco stop; hot and cold water. range
nrivate baths and closets; no chiidreh
open Sundays; $50 to S2?.
BROOKLYN.
SECOND FLOOR IN private house WIN
owner; all light rooms; near PARK; con-
yen,ent location. $50 6th-ave., BrVkiyh'
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HOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED by gentleman and VIZ.
IN select private family within hour o,
CITY or facing Central Park In city ,' aas
terms for one or two rooms. H. Ill., h--'
p.cadWay.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.
Country.

Country.
AT GLEN RIDGE, y. J.-45 minutes from
y. Y. on D.. l.. & ". r r., attractive
and roomy cottage with Improvements,
piazza. shade; genteel neighborhood; 3
years lease rent $3.50. Address NATHAN
RUSSELL Bloomfield.
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1oRSEs AND CARRIAGES.


A ELI~PAYING livery stable and
trucking business for sale, reasonable
cause other business: in best town In
tnn. no trolley. Apply or write mo agents.
PH X. 80 Linden-st.. Yonkers. n. y.
A PAIR Of extra fine Shetland ponies with
phaeton and saddles for sale. FULTON
STABLE. 7th-ave. and 12th-st.
pIoWN TEAM. l6 hands. I years old.
sound. kind and fearless. excellent family
tam long tails price. $3.50: elegant We
ioria tea cart. brougham and spider
ohae,on: all built BY Brewster. and In
superb order: sell all or any one OF the
carriages at half present value. 231
scherrnerhorn-st.. near Bond-st.. klyn-
BREWSTER Victoria. good as new; also.
spider phaeton: no use for them; bar
gains 1873 West 51st-st.
CARRIAGES at sacrifice, new and second
hand: my own and other good makes;
rolng out OF business: Nictorias, CAD
rclets. landaus. fancy traps. Droughams.
T carts mail phaetons rockoets. SPIDER
and ladies' driving phaetons. bucKpoaros,
surveys. runabouts, doctors wagons, &c. ;
rent reasonable. SHEA, Carriagemaker'
9s Tth-ave. "
CARRIAGE HORsEs-ROAD HORSES.
When in need Of a single horse OF
ra,r send your requirements 10 OAh
HILL FARM. Goshen. \. Y.
MAKE A SPECIALITY OF. GENTS,
ro.d horses and can supply almost
any demand; state wants fully and send
s.snnn Tor reply W. A. CHOATE. Brook
view Rensselaer, County. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
suBuRBAy REAL ESTATE.

SssIcrTNCy FOR MUNTCLAIR.--Real estate.
Al kinds; sale or rent. Beekman-st..
n T.. and OPP. D.. L. and w station.
Noutciair CLARENCE p. TUBES
AT MoNTCLAIR.--Houses for sale and 70
Yet. furnished and unfurnished. WIN. NJ
TAYLOR Montciair. N. ].
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s.afs oia refer.
ences; Last employer can be seen. Ad-
dress l. THOMPSON $50 4fh-aYe
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SECOND or USEFUL-MAN.-Youn man;
best city references. B. b.. 1852 West
S2d-st
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HELP WANTED.

gS~S~<S>r><$7SN><@~' FHF~f~><><Sr><SN<NSS~~
Female.
HOME WORK for intelligent ladies'; neat.
steady employment; good salary: no ex-
perience necessary. Write for particulars,
STANDARD ART CO.. 142 West 23d-st.
PRIVATE FAMILY living short distance
in the country want married woman
with no children as hrst-cass laundress;
husband can be employed as useful-man;
separate furnished cottage; good wages
for both. Address. stating references,
COTTAGE. p. o. Box 104. New-York.
WANTED.-Competen nurse for baby:
Enslsh. Scotch or American preferred;
first-class reference required; country dur
Ing summer. Apply Monday between .
and II. Mrs. A. OPENHYM, AZ Greene-st.
WANTED.-A refined young lady as
hcusekeeper In the country: an expert
enced and economical worker desired;
state salary expected. W.. Tribune Once.
SCRUBWOMEN, 4 chambermaids; also
paint cleaners for hotel In the country
for the seashore; also general housework-
ers. Mrs, LEAKE, 1.7S6 Broadway.
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SECOND-MAN or SINGLE-HANDED.-
Good appearance; p years old; years
city references; lady can be seen at
last place. JOSEPH. Box 10, Lap Broad
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acknowledgement. 10 years expert
ence. unexceptonab.e references. desires
position on yacht. j. IL. l227 Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY, JUNE 80.
Vessel FOR. Line. Mails close. Vessel sails.
Bremen. G. Lloyd. ZOO m 1000
Advance. Colon Coonlb ian. ...... 1000 m l2:Oo m
Panama. Havana Spanish ........... -------
Seminole Charleston. Clyde. .......... ----- 800 IN
WEDNESDAY. JULY !.
g. Paul southampton. American..... ZOO m 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
4.s1 Sunset 1885 Moon rises prnio:o2 Moons age II
HIGH WATER TODAY.
.v-sandv Hook 9:52 Gov Island 1920 He'll Gate o:13
eM-sandy Hook 9:57 Gov Island 1928 Hell Gate l2:lS
INCOMING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
vessel From. Line
corroato. e.. Hamburg June 11.......... Union
French
Of Glasgow, Anchor
iranca. Colon. June 20. Colombian
0-inoco. Bermuda. June % Quebec
Colorado June Wilson
MONDAY, JUNE 30
Liverpool June 10 White Star
London, June ls....... Atlan-Trans
Saratoga. Havana June 25......N & Cuba
TUESDAY. JUNE so
paris Southampton. June "a. American
westerrland. Antwerp. June Red Star
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10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

.vrr-r 80 oc-0~NN~-o.No -NN-NocNo~o~eJ~"NSr~~
FLOORS AND HALF FLOORS.
POWER DAY AND NIGHT.
TO LET IN THE
METROPOLITAN
REALTY BUILDING.
FIREPROOF SAFETY
CONSTRUCTION. BOILERS.
ENCLOSED DUPLICATE
STAIRWAYS. PLANE
FIRE ELDcTRIC
APPARATUS. Light.
WATERMAN. ELEVATORS
JANITOR. RUNNING.
EVERY CONVENIENCE.
10000 PEOPLE PASS SIGNS DAILY.
For Space Apply at
BUILDING. BROOKLYN BRIDGE,
William and Rose SITS.
or to
rutland & WHITING,
Beekman-st.
BARCLAY Elegant corner store
basement ard cellar. PLASS, 234 Broad
way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

CSEFUL-MAN. German. middle-aged:
well acquainted with horses and cow;
also farming and artistic gardening; best
references. A. VOGEL Morris-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

MAN AND WIFE.-For small family; wife
French cook: does not speak English
man to take care OF horses and be generally
useful; small wages. ROCHER, 142 West
25rh-st basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

German: understands care OF horses,
cows. rarden and teamwork: willing and
obliging. AUGUST. ga Albany-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

CSEFUL~MAN or general housework by a
German. 90: single; city or country: WILL
ing 70 work: has references. Address
A. r., IA fst-st
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.

Country.
F0R RENT. overlooking Sound at Grove
Beach Conn, for July. fully fur-
nished cottage Address NELLIE i.
WRIGHT. Clinton. Conn:
FURNISHED seaside cottages: rent $40 to
$3.50; surf bathing. Address for circu-
hY UNDERHILL. Downing Building.
FrRNIsHED lO-room house. Chester Hill,
Mount Vernon; large shaded veranda
100 feet front: stable July 10 octcoer OF
part Address p. p. w. Tribune Uptown
0fice. l242 Broadway.
RosEvIII.E FOR RENT.-Furnished
summer home: eight rooms. pain and
laundry. ALI conveniences near station;
for the season. Address REDMAN, $50
Markets., Newark. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
Announcements.

Announcements
COLLARS. r. W.; CO .,1os,T.
KEiETA MADA"ASNA- oNH0->iA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

CSEFJL-MAN.-Youn man, around the
house: understands care fine horses and
carriages: best references. Give VIM
care II. Townsend, All West 47th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

LADIES' NURSE or COMPANION.-wtIl
ing TO travel: no objection to country:
best references. Address Mrs. SINCLAIR,
1.le2 Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunset 7:s5 Moon rises pml0 :02 Moons age II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

CSEFCL-MAN.-Youn man: single: use
ful-man private family; understands all
indoor work: also driving. milking. lawns
or light gardening: best reference. Call OF
address III. T.. 1T3 West 7sth-st.. care OF
JanitOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

LADY'S MAID.-Firs;-clas German maid:
seamstress; assist charge growing chill.
dren; best German: references Seen JAG
GUMS, COZ 9th ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

MAN.-Married; thoroughly under
stands his business; eight years first
class written and personal reference from
last and former employers. BOOTH. 475
Columbus
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CHAMBERMAID and LAUNDRESS.-By
Scotch Protestant; neat girl: thoroughly
understands her duties: excellent refer
ences; not afraid Of work COLLIER, 100
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Rudge's
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Cocks's essential bath: Ulferts boot jack.
Testers puzzle. EDGAR TATE & CON-
PANY. Patent Solicitors. PAS broadway.
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COACHMAN.-Marri thoroughly under
stands his business: eight years first
class written and personal reference from
last and former employers. MORRISSEY,
II West S3d-st.