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WALrERSs SCHEMES DENOUNCED.
Application for Receiver for National
Building and Loan Association.

Application Tor receiver i
Building and Loan ANocihu"h'
r,,,...,.., =, ,ho At,ornsv. Gencrnl tor
The Application Oh 'he h''Oi =, ~, -
a receiver to wind up the attairs OF the New
york National Binding and Loan Association.
-, -, ,,,,o L. n. II prondUay came nm
whose main "llice IL NJ - ~ ~ 80,
for argument yesterday morning before SUI
nrene Court Justice Stover in BROOKLYN.
p ,e -. r,so.aI Ioh, n Gown. nm
Depuv A''orhsl Nonoi"i oo , -, g..
peared for the Auorney-General anu usorss
Uo,dIv of the firm OF Huadly, Iauterhach E
|,', p,t,Inr - str,uus 4 Ouinin,
Johnson ana hr Vuin'"n VI "
for the association.
Mr. Unobly made An urgent appeal to have
4, -, ,-.a1 ox,Ioi,ing that he hnJ
the nearing auIourheu' eA''u'N 80 -
MOI seen the reports OF the examiners ON
vhich'tho action WINS based and wanted an OBJ
,.,, a. .n,tn. ,,o,, I,o soh TINT =,
portunUS 10 eNah.ho ',eii'
had been proposed and agreed 10 ny StNe
R,nl Sunsrintendent Kilburn that Their shouil
!. -., ~. a., ,k,t tb. prssidn,t ~
DC reorganization anu t,aV WV
the association, John n. WATERS anu 'ho a.
rectors should resign These designations
- -, ,,,,,n IA El.tcbor ,vh,
hhu poeh hhhueu III W hu7'ih ~ .'o' W.
said that he could secure complete and salts
factory reorpnnization Mr. Hoadly expressed
~, ~, -, A., n,,oor, ma solvsnt having
His 4eHei .fi.t tne e3l oSar StS 40 in cash as
SfLVou ~ pank ANU ~ ~, TaII,bt bours man.
SETS apu tnat MIth.n 81 s,ism,io,, '"''
coulu pc IIocuIeu ~ SUI ~, .'' oran, on ni,our,
Justlce nIoNer re'useu W si" "
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financial.
Union Trust Company NeWYOrk
30 Broad way.

New York. March 23d. 1892
The undersigned. the Trustee under the mort
gage executed ~ the LOUISVILLE AND NASH.
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPANY. bearing date March
]. 1877. upon the CECILIA BRANCH, being the
branch railroad Of the LOUISVILLE. PADuCAH AND
souTHwESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. extend.
ing from CECILIA STATION TO LOUISVILLE. in tho
State " Kentucky. hereby gives notice that the said
LOU1sVIL1E AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD COM
pANY. pursuant to Section Eight in the said mort
gage, providing for sinking fund has paid to this
Company the installnent Of FtFTY.F1VE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS 055. 900 due on March I. 1890,
and that the undersigned. not being able. after
effort, to purchase bonds for redemption at or
below par. tho said Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company. on notice and request by tho under
signed, did. on the cad day Of March. 1sva. at its
office. In the City Of New York proceed to designate
by lot many OF the said bonds equal at to the
amount OF said payment OF Fitty.nve Thousand
liars. by drawing the same. and that thereby the
following bonds wefs so DESIGNATED for payment viz
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SAILBOAT CAPSIZED IN STORM.
Young Brown. Who Took 1t without Leave
Was Rescued by the steamer Mantle.

Young Brown, Who Took 1t without Leave
Was Rescued by the steamer Mantle.
EAST MARION. J.. l.. July Dob. Clark Tut
hill. q business man OF this place. owns sail-
boat. He went out to the boat Yesterday forths
first time in nearly a week and was surprised
to flnd that the craft bore every evidence OF
having been nearly wrecked. The forward
bulkhead was stove in and tn" general condi-
ton Of the boat was that of craft that had
been tossed around IN & pretty lively manner
by the waves.
Mr. Tuthtll learned to-day that Daniel Brown.
q young man living here. took the boat lass
Friday during a heavy storm to sail to Green
port. When near the brcakwatcr the big waves
capsized I'll" boat. Brown managed to crawl
upon the bottom Of the overturned craft and
the wreck was carried out to sea by the tide:
He would ncvor have been seen again had not
the pilot Of the Steamboat Mantle sighted ths
overturned boat; The Mantle took Brown on
board and the boat in tow. The steamboat
crew left the wrecked sailbont in shalo
water and nut Brown ashore. llo managcdt TO
right the boat and sail her back TO her anchor
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There wa.a better demand for coNee to-day. and
prices were higher as a rula i'll spite Of generally
lover cables. The receipts wcro smaller than re-
Gently. and there Was littlc inclination to sell.
NAVAL SroRTs--Siirlts turpcnup-. 44944%c.
Common to good strained rosin. sl3ots .32tS.
PhovIsIOSs-Larl WAS steady: Western, SI.di. Pork
was qutot at sa..69kIo for mess, Meats were
snGy pSed sS. io SSc a. n.T
Creamery. Western extras. lsc,: do. hr.ts. ITO
l. &C., state extras l7tt alsc.: do trsts 10 re
Cheese-stst.. full cream. large. colored white
choice, s4tssisc.: do ,m.li ac. ETFs-Stst.. Penn
sylyhnR ard Western. 1ISlfc. Chicago. July 90
liquidation was again rather free in provisions
prices rul re lower and closing hrp at a moderate
decline. Packer and short. were tho leading buy
ers. The cash trade WAS quiet"
SrGA,- Raw uniet AZ siGc. bid Tor pso test and
3'sc. for SO test Refined was moderately active
and hrr.
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Cotton was quiet but moderate advance took place
owing to better Liverpool cables than had been
EcCt.d. covering Of shorts and Wall street and New
Orleans huy ing. Moreover. the weekly Government
report in detail WAS less favorable than had been
expected. In North Carolina cotton is dropping in
eighteen southwestern counties. In South Caro-
lima cotton has stopped growing. il turning vel,
crop is blishnnE. In Georgia cotton is small,
being damaged by worms Ia shedding and
opening prematurely. Rain is needed ovor the
northwestern and western districts Of Florida
and there are com plants OF shedding. In Alabama
rains have been excessive in the ea-central portion
and shedding Is increasing In Mississippi cotton is
small and blooming on top. In Louisiana the growth
ha. been retarded by cool nights and dry weather.
In Texas the outlook 10 not recently;
worms arc damaging tho liant in central and north.
ern portions tho crop needs rain III the southeastern
portion Of the State and shedding badly in some
localities. still local scalres took rrohs on tho
advance and part of tno Improvement WAS lost.
COFrrI-Rio on the SPOT steady at 80 GIG. for
No. I. Sales Of 900 bags Maracaibo. Futures adj
vAnCed points for most months closing hrm. with
sales Of ~ 900 bae.. Tavre and Hamburg were I'm.
changed to y lower. Amertc an warehouse lelivereI
l22sB bags. Rio was steady, at 70 refs decline
receiph 5000. stock. ftI,o 70; exchange. 7.32d..
advance OF l-32d. Santos unchanged receipts,
$1,000; stock, 100000. Prices here as follows:
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COMM ERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY. July 26-GRAIS-Wheat-sp
was steady. with sales Of $4,000 bush. for eS-
port here and at tho outports. No. northern
Duluth. 2Sc, over September T. O. b. anoat; No
hard Duluth. SIC. over: No. northern New
York. 1hc. over July. The Northwestern re-
ceipts we're 3S5 cars. against 1l9 last year;
Chicago 12l. against 100 last year Futures
closed NC. to ac. higher. with sales OF 1.S45.-
600 bush. After Change September on curb
was 7BAc. Prices "a foIlOws
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aFsnt.d- as,alss-asttrhsuits, &c.

WANTED - First class, clean cut,
able- bodied and intelligent men for
conductors and motormen. Apply 40
State ST., daily, in the morning, Brook
Ign Rapid Transit Company.
w ANTFD-MouldnT cleaners; only experienced
F j YE%coMB Mfg Co, "a West 18th st.
WANTFD-Fir.t.clts, man on moldine ma 'hine
w +. J. EEWCOMb MFG. CO.. ~ West 18TH st.
WANTED Watch caae onpravers. Apply
w JOSEPH FAHYs CO., ~ Maiden lane.
VI ANTED-A wheelwrsht SuADBOLT M~Fd
w co. ~ Flushing av.. Brooklyn.
W A. J. POWERS.
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first Glass Atlp-3halts-9rofts-
Sional.

A TEACHER OF BOOKKEEPING AND
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT NOW ENGAGED
WITH ONE OF THE LEADING BUSINESS
COLLEGES OF THE SOUTH. won o LIKE
PERMANENT POSITION IN GREATER NEW
YORK WITH LARGE WHOLESALE HOUSE
Office, 1865 Broadway.
N position OF trust: will travel IL necessary. Adj
dress H.. box 144 Sun uptown ONCE, 1905 Broadway.
WANTED-A situation at any respectable bust
w ness: have been travelling salesman for .
number Of years Also book eeper and now in change
OF branch once noon to be closed,
O.. II Kent Az, Brooklyn.
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Post Offiee lofirr.
l)osT OFFICE NOTICE.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur at any tmel
viii fGcf dse iP7 ~ T w
Pos, Once a, follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing timo shown below.
Ik4HS4it1S II E HhthH per steam
ship BsmArck'. via Cherbourg. Southampton
sArTHbHY@x,t $3.50 \. M, for Ernorn, gsr steam:
F"HG:s Esyp ass hsz nsn E%;'"s
E$s IA hSf sS
EsF?s' W. \ affEft
9S'seF; f s Sc s.F
Ethiopia"; At 10 A. n for 1zoRFs ISLANDS.
per steamship Peninsular.
) 'PRINrED MATTER, &c,-aerIgsn st.amer. sailing
Tuesdays take Printed Matter &c. Tor GER
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
%l.s sd, az, s q E;ss; %.c. .m nS
steamers on Thursd iys. and Cnhari rren n and
ter Ss all eo"nsro. for ~heh they arc al
vertIsed to carry mail,
Aif i.1aS .SSs in'R
Trsil; are opened on the piers Of III. American,
main open until within Ten htnutes of the hour
Of sailing Of steamer.
MAILS FOR sQ WsII i AR CENTRAL AMERICA
EhS4 IA ~ f. " AEBoHstts
sS.s sr 7 sAs$,s5 .nss l.s
aASIaao RsF ;'G'%'S or ftts.s sLiSb
y Z: 1F$sl!!.%SR&IASs, i'S's
"a \ ':'S
fS:t.S
ITSf5. s.S.sS &. ia f 2sS4aiRS1 +:
u aTss.sa re i5, for Mini IA
tor a. b. ' iss%IAP M.t va
Mails tor Newfoundland, by, rail TO North sydney
and thence by steamer close At this once daily
."G %s S M ryst ha.
2i by Ti S. % pos Ssy and s '4.""
Sy ao. "a s .. sG
ind HI'i ca GS S9
TN t. Miami Fla. and thenss by steamer cl".: At
stta:SC !, NJ, tho connes+ing SIoses ar. on TS"s
nSd and MS f%. 9 f., o
fs5rs G Sds:5 IA .:S. ;' T. Nj 3 ~
0Es.11 All. md aCn h steiner H} 49,, 81 .
sunday. and Tn..d.ysfqr Costa Rjcs. aSa Mon Won
DAYS for BelIle, Puerto Corts, and Guarmaa
SRegistersd NATL closes at Il +. N. previous dAv.
Registered mail clsses at Z p. NJ second day
before.
TRAESPACIFIC NAILS.
AAiB for China and Japan, per steamship FnpTsSs
Of japan from vancouver close here daily up
to July $40 at $3.50 2. NJ Nails for the Society
Islands per shv city ~ Papetl from San Fran
GGtSc.'. Close here daily W 70 july, ,2e AZ 80
stteamShtn Cty Of Pct!n from San Fr.nes',,,,,
Mails for Chlns and japan. per steamship
to ''' Rns. al at G'"6 ' %s H ~ Mp
traliA eIcert those for West Australia. which
| arc Forwarded via Europe New Zealand
Hawaii, Fll and SAMOAN Islands; per Htearnshp
hoana from San Francisco, close here daily
after July s2l and ny To AUG. g AZ 6soP NJ
on day % arrival 4 steamship Campshia vhl.b
will probably arrive Aug, ~. Malsfor Hawaii
per steamship Australia from San FranciGo
close here daily ny to Aug sls At 1850 y. ".
Mails for Australia except West Australia. Ia.
waii and FIT Islands per seamshp NioVcrA
from vsnc 'uycr, close herA daily after Aug. g.
and M 20 Aug glh a. $40 r, ".
TrAusraeihc mails are f'lwarde! to port 81 sailing
daily and the schedule IT closing is ArrInsed tho
PRESUMPTION Of theft uninterrupted overland trLu.
sit sReEisterel mail closes st Y. NJ previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmaster.
Post once New York, y. g., July ~ 1879
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MINING MACHINERY. FRASER 4 CIAI.MERS,
vi 40 broadway. New York. manufacturers ct u.!u-
vng and smelt NJ machinery. EstmN'c- ON uN. Z,
milling and smelling supplies promptly fu-a.-hel.
MINING MACHINERY -Uno, called IN rlc.'nry.
vi OATES IRON WORKS. II !iruai"ay.
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Manted


ROOKKFEPER. cashier and typewriter; state SAL
- airy; reference Box III sun once.
I|XpERIESCED BANDS on fancy feathers; also
l. bird mOunters. H. HERMANN $40 Broadway
corner 9th a.
FANCY FEATHE ted.Experiencsd hands
on fancy feathers. also bird mounttrs; steady
employment highest WAGES: work given ont.
FUCKER l. JOsEFHY. TlS-7iT Broadway.
L,ANCY FEATHERS. Steady employment given,
L with highest wages, ~ experienced makers,
l.. HENRY Co. al Broadway.
I,ANC9 FEATHERS. Experienced hands wanted.
L A HEILBRGN h CO., $40 Broadway.
I -MBRELLAS.Tiplers wanted.
y BUNRELl. CORR, ?, 4 and Lisrsnard st.
UMBRELLA operators wanted Immediately.
u CLOGG. WRIGHT CO.. 30 Howard st.
WANTED EXPERIENCED hands on ladies velvet
MAX MIEDHEIM. OF Prince st.
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You Haven't T,ied 1t Before,

Begin now, and learn What other leAdipx Saumsr
resort advertisers have discovered through A4vertiS-
ing in The sUS The resulta desirable, VellPIying
olient0gs-Adv,
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first-Glass Nrlp-tcmalrs.

('ooK. Wiling Young woman. understands good
y family cooking; wages $50; good references. NJ.
MEG. box b3s sun uptown oaice l2"h Br'adway.
COMPETENT Waitress. willing TO assistwi cham
" bcrwork. good references: private family. A.
C.. box 49, Sun uptown Office. 1898 Broadway.
1NHAMITRMAl and waitrcss; under.tsnds her
" work thoroughly; best references Is. w, box
cal Bun uptown office, lot5 Broadway.
NHAMBERMALD-u nderstAnds her woSk thor.
y cughly; excellent refcrenceb x. D., box 90
Sun uptown office, 1895 Broadway.
('HAMBFRMAID and waitress; Ia. excellent ref
" erenccs: private family \. b.. box 500 Sun up
town office. 1895 broadway.
Rse,shdd, 10. 4 ~ s' sum uptSSn
office. 1898 Broadway.
CooK-wiilug to assist with laundry work ref.
Y eronces. D. O., box 6I4 Sun uptown ONCE. 1895
Broadway.
EIRsT. CLASS cook wages $40 to ss6;, city, or
country; can furnish good references. NJ. c., box
$40 Sun uptown office. l25b Broadway.
country; best references. X. C.. box $50 snniup.
town oihco. 1858 Broadway
T ADY's MAID.-tndcrstands hardressine and
IL sewing; good traveller. references. II. D.. box
b67 Sun uptown Office, l705 broadway.
NURSE Competent nurse TO either grown chill.
~ dren or baby; rforences. L. b. box 500 Sun
uptown office, 1898 Broadway.
y drSn or baby: refrSnc.s l.. B., box Gss sun
uptown Office, 2J5 Broadway.
SwEDlSH chanbermai1 or parlormAid; excellent
- references: thoroughly competent L. O.. box
Cos Sun uptown Office, l2"5 Broadway.
WAITRESS aud cham ernnid; willing and oblig
w ing; references; private family. Nd. T., Dox
b42 san uptown office. 1928 Broadway.
WAITRESS and chambermaid; thoroughly com.
w petent: good refercnCes N, A. N, box o&o sun
uptown office. 1885 Broadway.
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ANNlTRTTN T0sTI N1I1nNe,
inciul,ng gold 1921 .54l 7f1 Sc77 800 400
Money in London. y cont. Rates of
discount in omen market for short and three
months bills 3'srl3h. = cont Amount OF
bullion gone into rhe Bank Of England on bal
ance TODAY ft3.OOO. Paris lvlcos quote 3 a
c"uts nj 100 francs % confines Exchange
on London. % francs 23ta confines
Cyrus J. Lawrence. F. J. Lismnn. James H.
Olphant. and Alvin ". Krnch, representing a
majority Of tho lit.hurG, Paincsvllo and Fair
port Railroad FIRST , per cent. mortgage bonds
due 1916, In view OF the early r"orgGn ization
OF the PttshurE md Western Railway Com
pnny, o. which system the li'tshurs PaInea-
and in consideration Of the fact that il is pro-
pos"l to appropriate ont Of earnings q ann
sufficient tu moot extraordinary expenditures,
thcrehv importing the payment ~ interest on
the PITT -hur:, gainesville and Fairport bonds.
holding, with the Mercantile Trust Company
ON or before sept. | for thrt common pro-
lection.
The sales ~ mining stocks at the New York
ILlnsLLlL al StnE nlL-l ln L
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Augusta shipped to-day 200 bales. Memphis 4s7.
st. Louis Su3 Cincinnati 6St and II puston none.
Port exports were al bales. Tho rainfall for the
past - hour. included 2. 80 in hes st New Orleans,
La; 2;+ at Tampa, 16t at Gainesville and IL at
Jacksonv.l., Fla: . a. Mobile and 100 AZ Mont
Eomety Ala. at Lake and . Of an inch at NiCks-
burg, Mas; ~ at Greensboro and l. 30 at Char
lotte. C.. lh+ at BhtssburR and 30 at Charleston,
=. e.; 1,54 At ynosboro 6S at Augusta and 20 at
Savannah, Ga: loaf Memphis. Tenn The signal Ser
wee predicts fair weather for western Texas OklAho
ma Indian Terri tory and Arkansas for the rem ainder
of the cotton bolt showers. New Orleans ADVANCED
10 points. Futures here advanced to points.
but lo. part closing steady at net advance Of to
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,., ODsntno Highest Log,". c10on.o. Night
September. 8iie Az az a7H a7A

Wheat advanced fractionaly early in the day under
the stimulus of reports OF damage by the recent
rust In Kansas. Liverpool roso I'D; to sd; there
WINS email forei n demand and shorts covered.
The Northwest was huyinK through commission
houses at Chicago. The receipte AZ Chicago were
a year ago. The Southwest was buying here. hc-
cordig to the Weather bureau the weather was very
hot in South Dakota and Nebraska yesterday, the
tcmperatures ranging from 90 to iot': Later on
prices Weakened on profit taking By scalpers some
foreign selling, the Hlowne.s Of the cash demand
and local liquidation. Paris declined 10 centimcs
pcratures in the Northwest to day were low
er aud there we're light showers. AZ A. NJ:
n was 4bo to 5s' IN thc extreme north. 81 t. 80
in The Dakotas and Minnesota, 90 to 7no in Ne
Illinois indiana and Ohio. The seahpald Gle arances
were only 5000 bush. Of Mheat and -four. Cooler
weather was predicted for tn" Northwest Toward
IL" close priccs again moved upward ON covering u
shorts. The Roumanan crnpi1 estimated a. 50 =
cont. below an average. MINNEAPOLIS sold 1000
hll-. OF -four yestcrday Corn advanced partly IN
arise OF I'D. at Liverpool. talk Of hot winds aud
complaints Uf lack 81 rain IN Iowa, Scbra'ka. In.
diana and 1llinois. Shorts covered here and at the
West. The country was said to be buying at the
West. Oats were duh and ira slar.
FLOUR--lhc trading VIVA AZ dull as ever hut prices
hcll steady. Sales $500 bbs. Recelrts were e.7o1
bbl. and lIola sacks; c1ports a. - bhls and 10
2 cttrn, 81. 4oat,so; clears saas3. 2o straights.
s3.23s*3 40; patents. ss.5o&s3 40. spring in nbls.
Clears, s3sso.1o straights, ss.s5ss3.e5 patents.
CorToS.-spot cotton here was unchanged, with
sales Of 3I6 bales for spinning. Mddlng uplands,
G%c;. against l.lhc. last year: New Orleans and
markets were unchanged Augusta sold l. 100 bales
Memphis 2to and New Orleans 1000. Liverpool
was unchanged on the spot. with sales of / 900
1 ss sna eihS4 t., P% p6ns
The movement to-day AS follows:
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Total sales OF railway bonds value. So Gal 600
RAILROAD AND oTHER SHARES.
Open high LOrc- ~--C7oHng~
Sda. ing est est. Bid A!ksd.
300 Ast&w 501 81 So 5oN So
800 Ami tk
wp. eeH e6H o6H 90 eeH
$40 AIMS RI 8 ga 1874 l56k l66h 1861
700 Am Tin. 36A 3Sh 80 80 3SL
GA Arb y 40 40 40 4OA Al
4o0AL OIL IN llh IL 10 llh
500 Alloy sc Sc 5lA 81 GIN
5000 Am lob 07A 97i1 96n 81 97A
1900 Amco. de 42H AZ de 42A
800 AmCop 921 90 S2A OCH O3f
Goa A,TkS
Fe.... 1919 1915 ION leh 90
1890 A.TG
Sep. Ola c2 GIN 6lh 6lk
245o A Malt. l7A I'm l5L l5N l5k
ALSO Mp, 90 90 Gl cav 81
1otOAS H., 32A 22A 3lh Az az
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1omtstie Servants H'antrd.
NEW YORK

FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
20 WEST 2Nth st.
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW YORK
FREE TO EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES.
Servants are in waiting from A. ". to p. II.
References investigated.
('HAMBERMALD and waitress; small family. one
" hour from New York roferenCea required,
Mrs. L. sEELY. a52 9th av
INIRST. CLASS laundress for family living In TUX.
L EDO Park, good references required.
AIRS H. SEELY. oo2 9Th Av.
EIRsT. CLASS cook; wages $50 to $50; must have
L excellent references. Mrs. L. sEELY $50 9th av.
i ATSDREss TO go to New London Conn; wages
IL SIS to $40; small family best references re-
quired. Mrs L. SEELY. 352 9th aV.
7 AUNBRESs; must be irst class small family In
IL Syracuse; wages $40: must have references
Mrs, l.. SEELY. 352 9th Av.
7 AUNDRRsS. 70 GO to Orange; waEe' $40 to s2o;
IL two in family, refe Eences reIu rcd.
hrs. J.. SEEIY. IS: 9th av,
NURSE.-American or English, under 40; child
~ years old; references from former employer
must be given. Address G.. box lss Sun ONCE.
NURSE for a baby six weeks old wages 800 to $25;
; y ono hour from New York. best references
quircd Mrs. l.. sEElN. 3"2 9Th Av.
pRoTEsTANT waitress; wages So; to go to Bay
required. Mrs L. SEEIN. 352 9th AV.
w ANTED-A refined and responsible person as
w nursery govrrness for three children good seam
trcss. Apply 100 West I'D ST. Friday morning. be-
tween 10 and IL.
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Oats we're easier the spot. Sales 100 600 bush.
including 1900 Tor export. here and at the out,
ports. No. in elevator, 2Sc do. delivered. 2sltc;
No. white 3uc. track and ungraded white. 3oG3'r.;
track mixed. 1SS2Dc. Chicago received 2lh cars
and expects 40 tomorrow. Corn was easier on the
spot Sales 400, 900 bush for export here and at
the outporn No. 2. 8isc. over September in Chi
cago. Receipts at Chicago con cars, estimate for to-
morrow 61b Futures closed ~. to SC. higher.
with sales Of 1875. 900 bush. Prices AS follows
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

The record of the Seventy First regi-
ment has a more than FOCAL interest
This organization was typical of the
whole national militia and the volun-
;eer soldier everywhere is a sharer in
its record whatever that record may
be. 1t was the crack organization OF
the crack guard OF the country and the
outcome of the inquiry into it's conduct
has been awaited eagerly by mlitiamen
all over the country because of this
and because II was given an opportun-
ity that only one other, the Second
Massachusetts,, shared during the Span
ish war. The campaign In cuba has re-
suited in awakening "A general recogni-
tion OF the merits of the regular sol
der. but happily the volunteer viii
not suffer by the comparison TO the ex-
tent of disgrace because of the inefH-
cheney and cowardice OF militia officers
is bound TO be profitable for. in the re-
organization of the militia which is pro-
jected in most OF the states. greater
care will be taken that the officers are
selected for some other and better rea-
son than their social prominence. 1t
may well be believed that with such Of
ficers as proved so disastrous to the
Seventy First. even regular soldiers
-~ottit rrvr but T1Uur arcUuIrr or rneIn-
selves while, as is being demonstrated
over in the Philippines, the volunteer
soldier soon fights like a veteran when
commanded by a regular officer. or by
one Ts'their own who has accumulated
sufficient experience 20 teach that an
officer TO command successfully must
take on just as much danger and hard
ship as the men he leads, and little
more.