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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

10tais u 10 3. n -
s7o65y a5.: d.s fai .a sa:
sggtei NeW-0Teans centrifugal Common. iisisc, fsi,
etti sSoa 4S2Ici prime 22g27e. NewoTeans open
1'0S Gas sS-tS; F PTins 22g2Sc fancy. 2699Oo
oderae aemSna for Sss sts.i ana TsosHs
business was epoT1s an qb an SAL tonnage moderate
inquiry for tonnage in foreign trades continued
antwerp. ID Bristol I'D Hull I'D; I.ith ana NSW SRo
R6sass B5s%sR os,. 3.. e PISS S f0}39 e
tons general cargo t3it - steamer le4o
ss5 asn Rgsts , tsT oeoSsT I-liisR
orders or about 2s scooner 657 tons eoa u's Pbe &
oephis 70 Cardenas private terms: schooner 75o tons
Goa & PadetPhi9 to seSga private terms schooner IOli
tons cry cypress Pensaooa 70 NewYog Sc; scho61 o.
SsrIas seaoOne5 as t0ns lumber DaTien TO Noank p-
Ntw-York private terms coal out LAMBERT poInT -
sM53yPol eoe; schooner lo63 t3ns ties Brunswe TO
wick 10 Fhilaeepha private terms: schooner 412 tons
tons lumber savannah 10 atmofe s. rs sShooneT
cosI SsInbis ~ 20 eo sehoonsr 73s
P5il9de 5il4 ephia 70 Gardner: 81
offerings and in sympathy with hog products Busine-s
29&c The deoIre does not appear 70 have sTds,t
T os oashsss ana ths Ina5Ast is quiet Refined
At the sdyanes Credit balances were Inari.ed up 3
%hs 6ls t'9' 65 b9R &R }!G5S 65
York. SO g; Philaaeipbia sio 20 water xhe New
York York bbs I5o test 50 as: bulk s!o5 Ph;isdeiphis
Philadelphia, sIs CO. coTToNSEED oIL-Pfims crude
@ oeoss @ :uSG DsssBsr s0M Saa aS?jPls jaay
prime winter yellow. B2Hc LINsE.ED oIIl-Arnerican
seed city rev. 4ss4te e9t OF town raw. Aa42c; Cal
PEoVISIoNsT1e provision market, while veTY quiet
small receipts and arm live hog market Chicago ar
rivals were only 1000; Kansas City 250O and Omaha
So So sSo cisa sss5 20 BEEF Sssay y da0s
Mess. IS 6Ogs9 20: family, Sll4Sl1 bO packet s1Od$l
saaed sa1s as. g. Ss SsgES H6 h ana anMS quots
saeons 77te: $50 H. sAe: leo n ssss%ei I4o n sEo:
Pekea bellies hT; quoted: sTnobinE lie; 10 n loel
TAI4Jow steady; city, ttc; country. 4594rc. LARD
hr; quoted; 77Oc; city lard nTm quoted az sci 70
100; Brazil k:ss e5oo. cofnTound frni quoted at
b stesrins hrrn; quoted: oieo &c; city lard stear-
RIcESTho r.cs MARKET wa. steady and fairly
here. with quite quick demand al the South M prices
70 good sHs3to; prime 70 choice ssG4lsoi head 4%9
sac; Petna 5isq5&e Japan foreign. nominal; do DO
nestle, 2BGS%e; Java, 45seSi5c; Tangoon. in bond.
sUGAR.-Ths demand for refined sugar quckened
little By the seadiness In and also BY the fact
thst renners working close margin Of proht.
raised Hence tone steady 70 arm with prices
for cash seven days. Cut Loaf and crushed 6e5c
mould A. 66oc; cubes 56oo; xxx Powaere3. 6.49ei
Eagle confectionery granusted 65oc; Eagle coarse and
extra me granulated. 5s5c Eagle. 2rD cartons I'm
graduated. standard gr9nuatsd and Diamond 4 o23ei
eonfectioners A Sloe; Nos ana g. 5ei 30 t.9Se;
g. 465c; No 10 460c; No II. 400; No II, Azoe: Nos
49, Il and 10 440c.
The London beet sugar market about ia lower.
with September quoted al lis and Octo6er az us oc
The local market for sugar tTihe seader' with
prices however unchanged Centrifugal 81 test wa1
50 3zo
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I ]


Chicago. Sept 24-wheat held tho better part Of its
advance bell although sharp selling in
the last minutes caused fractional decline from tha
sessions top price. The end found bulls In happy
and the offerings considerably lighter than
they the first hour The strength resulted chieny
from the excellent both here and in the
Southwest Wheat scored another advance OF about 10
in the trading to-day chiefly the excellent cash de-
mana Tho early markets largely scalpng affairs
The trading was confined entirely TO the pro-
fessonaI and the volume not large The re-
port yesterday the French government was
planning the import duty Of 8Gc bushe or 10
make reduction in IT proved to be without truth
according to good advices IIavre The receipts in
the Northwest continued 1t is believed, however.
hat the smart milling demand Mnnea polls will take
care Of all tho good material offered The Southwest
movement probably will show decreass in the
next few days September closed at 81 1874 I1Ac
last night; at 81 141sl l4s &e rise. and May
ut 81 15HQS1 15E. $50 advance.
ba rorn market was almost wholly the OF the
~ crowd The weather reports favorable TO the
growing crop in sections. While sharp fluctuations
ara not expected this time. It Is more generally be-
ved that the oversold condition Of the market and the
baerent IN the foreign demand will work for better
ricsa Corn closed strong rather sharp short
covering and in sympathy with the strength OF wheat
ha sort interest Is very large present September
nnished az 52%c. &c rise; December at 5lh951Ae ase
rise. and May 4oAc 1so advance.
h halter Part of the buying of oats was for commits
atom houses but the trading large. The
seinr was scattered. The September opened at 2ssc.
a., .,,sa fractionaIly rather buying and In
.attv with the better feeling September
Isa t so3kc; December s1se zse yesterday.
and May at sslAe 20 rise
r... mas a moderate demand from brokers october
- -. ,hs real buyers unknown to the pit. The
-. :, ,,a general market firm and offerings
-. s,I october pork sold at s11 pork at
e., - c,ter lard at 81 January 81 81 octo
her ribs AT ST 60 and January ribs at 50 81
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
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sou- Jss,s 49, hl-AL-Vo-aay duIl Gay n the
aoertSne sas fn with taR of higher prtoes bS NILS
e. 5'Ta TsI stass pstss;. g g 2S g. lPsr sTls
Ne Writer 60 SSss Is RYE E Ola 81 'o.Sa & 10; ezra
esi5 e good q [oas GO, esooo 70 fancy @ ss 81
S ls0lsa sas1 S SuSiss Sse t8s ss aosfs ,s 20 ss
Eestsn rrsS,,ss eossss n,o llasl "a FEED-cty FIRM.
IS na5ng 81 70; aour do 81 75; RED Dog s3e; Sep
sss ss5ss bf sra ss ssSS22 - 90 baik ana rsss
NFsT ~ ~ Ao1nny chop f2s bulk s2s sacks OIL
.ssSRAnS-wHEAT-cons ,,o,,.,,.r, .,,.,a.s
D.1bs- ~ - "a sAest today, especially the actions OF
s sSaess q Oesh grain throughout the country and
y %geaee u the raaasfo I rr ~ snss Ss ncer nsss me
having soid ssv : ~Ss s shortly efter the opening when
ests % trades Before traders could become ac-
ssn n y l5a ana for tie balance of the session kept
trestlors 49, - e,ose of Friday Il began its nervous
snse 20 YasTs jumped % 81 l7s after which it de-
tS 1-Iket had similar ADVANCE ana a. ens ,Ir,e a.
sSEee sIp z &c On DsoembeF The Northwest markets
NsI @ seuIe end further large -four sales were rp-feS d
~ if s ~ss' Ts esHss sGss's q Tfr' ,s. ops Sss
S the S,ies sbot St oeE ossss BE- Of cab: aayless
q Ffdsy ana asy fa Which sTssssd 20 much excitement
rs sg tcr Efench interests heavy seller. 81
ssr Ss &c market quickly FAiea sna was iTass
eelsck vas s ~ e The esy as netsd ssDtenbsr at
q again practically ne raIns "a lat yesS aSS
Engsh 49, Roints were N excess of ths Shipment.
sss Eyer 80 red oiosd sf J7 s1pa Ian. 3, egl2 %
Wo-stss - a Northern Duiufh. 81 26H = n \ seo.,
soa-Ere5gnt g We're .s;iretsd at ssOO 900 bush
rre = innusncsd by weakness ln Trisss tsn t1e
us ceniss snors1 steady advance. 2sce,lnr ~
flt oa- - n,.n Washington that any egfirnsfs - 49,
lshse a FRIDAY sa ruHored comic srce ~ - len
iz r-vs. elceH. a. II rave recent low crer ss.s
va rsspe,4 sgIess further hold On the nsrst TEE
rtlch IA. .ae l2e@- crowd ana o0mmi-vion ht-,s-s
-spef,k - - - 6f-sc IN she local -re~i,et
tcti Si-ssnsrE hiE
,ss sfc.stis & ns sstser during tie summer AZ ~
lt italF Nsff 70 rrcfnce Ire COO az. - iios
,ssss tb fsh sssh p.sdicng lie rad d. ro ngns & or
~z1S No poor.s -' shicn oufr 70 give biz yieIds
~ Va Prom 49, lsH The big Yields az go, ,'sint
ssS gsh smaller ths , ,ssegs toF the dsy were about
sfs,y se Whit. s7No ',Ns segsttr ara b7sse :
% tts ssrsrv asret ior oats Va. ay's sg7se
.rts = Asee e 10 q if sse,ssstet * cash oats
tze. - ah,9 H5G5kc a. e,,ss ,,1sss 1ei natural white
ttssi~ 20 itfE-lcoFafnrf 1919 Mhite 80 90 n
1s euetea <Tc. g 4 aye, v Market steady
AEP-ToRK PRICES
kFst,rks Opening FI,rb Yesfer-
$500 - Il. ale. siBz 81 ,iiiA isA 1. a,sE ,sE.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeVV-ECrk. September "a lSVS
o,,r-vr =, vr.s very quiet day the co1ee market
,4 -S,eS showed continued steadness for while s..aand
- rct oottye there moderate support from bu-h
.esroes and With offerings hg't prices were ma uiAy
so mainained The opening was STEADY AZ ufcaR7 Eea
,r7ses- later the marker showed partial galn OF
nts but lest this Just before the close and was nnay
snSn sales reported of about
rod bags The was not influential II anything
ssbos were lit-le disEpponl4rs, with Hamburg IN
sSsnTec after opening : tanc lower HANre reooF-
- Santos remained unchanged but RIO was
q ,s lower and while receipts the ports were
en the Interior figures rejected The probability OF
- rost receipts the early week There seemed no
~Spse whstever speculative sentiment nor any ma
-s alteration the attitude O interior tobbers The
ua for spot csse Is modeTate and fairly persistent
"a hare indication Of immediate spuTt ara II
-, as though merchants we're continuing ther
80 os buying only for immediate requirements eno
- reserves 6 they exist owing 20 the PToS
- o an increasing worlds visible, Il viii probably
81 shown around the hrst of the month slthoueh
a r1a5s Interests contend that subssouent sateens
h bullsh. brazilian receipts decrease
psent receipts well absorbed and there Is
cseousntly no 10 suppose that there viii be
v material pressure against the market from this orec-
tioc when the diuln.she1 as usually Goes
sisr October The spot market Eteaoys Win QUO
lztions on ths basis Of Sic for Ei0 No Z
Ths range OF contract prices IN ths local market tsy
rzeH
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

TLs stEtstleal poson Brazilian eoee in folloWei

COITOS-It was largely evsning-up market. such
. commonly experienced end of me but there
vs. az lnGercuTrent o. ana Just before the
mere was spurt OF activity which disclosed plainly
e Iact that there sti two powerful opposing parties
ne bears ralced prices energeticaIly but met
tla@y opposition 70 a decline By the bail brokers' and
Ns InsIket fel only slightly with the final
1Ssse9 4oal sales were matter ot only 10000 bales
- news seemed % have rather bearsh Gables
MeIe lower tan expected and the gOod but the
LSiAtt OILY partially responded disappointing
sls hy opening steady a. decline of 13s ponts Com
e-Sa houses had selling orders. evidently OF
soHn .eHgs Who wanted 70 take profits and there
ols Deai pressure On the other hand bulls bought
-oleIy ahe there was BY local shorts
y tha prices aftsr the ruled generally steady With
"a IeW points OF the opening figures until IN the late
Iselpg wal Street pressure suddenly developed and
ofe the bulls could collect prlcas down
% net loss o. about 6QS points There was good de-
aha AZ the ce1ilne. however. and market closed
toy e. net loss Of 68e points Receipts for the day
ooEeo large b1t exports also full ana while II IA
eected that less than $4,000 bales win be received
y ne gors for The II also confidently pre-
eelsa mat this Gotten VII exported 70 I'll September
eollec1 IL fact. Il Is becoming en- esteblshed
&c. na reoe2ts a. the ports cannot be considered
rsn tsctor es u is the expression Of export de-
e-., AZ TIE Eszns time after such exports have
10y stn reported = would certainly seem thai Euro
~ r,rners would be IN position 70 hang Leok aud
sAe soViees 9ron the scth recently ndicstsd a
i4ta~ less pressing csmEnG
A f1nEe Of CONTRACT prices the local market TO-DAY
h0 q follows: " - ~
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

5TRAW-rhe weekly receipts are making unusual
good average quality Demand good much ed hePed by
100 10; Exports OF hay In bales for week; hsyana'
1474i Port Royal 8sl Kingston 2lO Glasgow lss; sa
vanilla 200; various TO- Receipts ot hay and straw i In
Hudson River Railroad AGO. Erie 300; Lehish Valley
West Baltimore Ohio %; Central OF
NevJerBey 100; boats $50; canalboats 1O8 Total
Receipts week, 1O320 tons; last week,
o933 Receipts OF straw 80 tons for week. 1905 last
yUaek
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

Foreign Coffee Cablss-Rio-coles market steady; No
slo eS600 exchange, I2c receipts, 1900 baSs enip-
Fts for United states 5000 bags RhipEents for
Europe 1000 bags stock o00 bags Bantos-SoIee
market ouet good Santos bsSoi rece pts 200
bags; stock. l5e1.coe HaInburg-Cocee market
opened unchanged; a. 30 was net UnGaangeo 10 =
ptg higher: sales. 10000 bags, Hav-s-Cooes market
opeasd sfesdy. unchanged 10 frano lsWerI at II IA
--r-- e. :. f-nrn sal
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

SAtDENER.-By Norwegian. 80; msrriedi
seventeen years sxperfencs; frst class
[eIefences from America. England. France.
germany and Norwav: to take charge OF
Tsnsssaif STgnsssraans place. O. w, care OF
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

RDENER--By American, 30; married:
no children; life experience in all
branches. outside and under glass; highest
class references for honesty, sobriety and
ability; capable Of taking fun charge; last
employer can be seen GARDENER, Is
East 3Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

GROOM and SECOND MAN.-Competent
light weight rider; experienced with har-
RIDER, Tribune Uptown once. 1851
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
ATTENDANT. secretary and reader, with
duties as valet. 10 an invalid gentleman;
experienced, educated. presentahle; under
stands massage; first class references. H.
90 Lexlngton-ave.
ATTENDANT and NURsE.-seven years
experience. mental or physical; pers9nal
reference G. b, HAYWARD, $50 Bay 2Sth-
St. Bensonhurst. Long Island
BUTLER and I4AUNpREss together. by
Swedish couple; city or eountry good
reference Write FRED OPSANN, l4l
6th-aye., Brooklyn.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Oiice, No. 1854 Broadway. between 9oth
and sTth SITS. until 8 o'clock p. m. Adyer-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until Q clock
o. m, viz. 254 Sth-ave. ;. e. cor. 23d-st- !;
1853 6th-aye., cor. 12th-st.; e2 East l4th-st !;
25T West 42d-st, between 1th and sth aves. !;
263 West 125th-st. 1.sss Sd-ave.. between
10th and 77th sts.: 1.026 3d-ave.. near 6lst-
ST :; i.T0s ist-ave, near s9th-st.; 1857 East
125th-st-: T56 Tremont-ave, $50 Sd-aye'.
near slst-st.; b54 3d-ave.: 2lo Bleecker-st.s :
SIS Bieecker-st
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HEAD GARDENER. superintendent by
thoroughly practical man; experienced IN
all branches ot ths profession; first class
ST., Morristown, ". j.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

CHAUFFEUR.-By experienced operator
and machtnisti gas engine expsrt: best OF
references. 9. W. ADAMS, care OF Auto
Station FIatbush-ava. ana NaIbone-st..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
DOMESTIC MUTATIONS WANTED.
- Male.

"a AHpANEH and FLORIST.-By German: I:
Slasias sxperisnced in greenhouses. vsge-
saoses, mowers. lawns; practical man. 81 :
E!strup. 81 ist-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

COOK.-Respectabie eolored mani good
dinner cook: quick orders pastry. carving
a specially; hotel. boarding house OF restau-
rant preferred. 7. Q. HARRIS. ODD West
621-st-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

MICROSCOPES. guns. mathematical. sur
gical and surveying instruments: unrs-
deemed pledges a speciality. NICKLlN 3
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. 163 Park Row.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

HMla-
BUTLER and VALET.-Swiss slnglst VIII
Ing and obHging; first class city refer
enees. Address HERMAN BUCHER, 24T
East 51th-st
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

MARRIED COUPLE. with boy, years;
wife good cook and leundress; husband
understands All orahcnes OF farming; mod
REAU, az West 1lth-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

FOUR famous paintings by BsardI great
bargains: beautiful landscape. Cropsey.
Call from Ill. 1858 Madison-ave. PAT
TISON.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

MIRRORS, largs and small. framed and
unframed; bargains: for any purpose.
LYONS, 145 West S2d-St.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

GAMEy-There IS stiu scarcity % fresh killed eaIne
birds though quantity Of frozen available Vent
selling SNTFE English. dozen,
s2aS3 5o PLoyER golden Der dozen, 50 2o0S2 l5 DO
grass. 81 50aS2 90. N 9ohCoChS pair SlpSl o9
PARTRIDGEs. S25e8$8; DO GROUSE, 81 5CgS3; Wild
DUCKS eanyas per pair dgsS: 40 redhead - fS3i
wing 40Gt0c do gzeenwinE 85d50c. do common. 250
So NLNISON scLlles. fresh per -. S0- DO frozen,
20825c do whole deer frozen. is82Oc RABBITS. cot
tail pair souS5c.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
SUVlO HEATER TO THE FRONT /!
Prices 95o.. S1.15. S1.5O.

Former prices. $1-2o. LOO, s2.O0:
Zee-Neet Gas Heater, 40o. Up.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

STEWARD and CHEF.-Sy TWO practical
men, fully capable OF taking eonplets
control Of any downtown lunch club or
first class gentlenels club. where practical
results are required, either under contract
OF on behalf OF the club. or any unmansxs-
able part Of a club: satisfaction guaran-
teed; bend can be furnished tor any trust
imposed. J. w. NJ. iss East Toth-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

STEWARD, 81. long sxrsrisncs In hessl,
for hotsl or club. Adcrsss K K. $50
Sd-avc.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

CARETAKER.-By responsible couDls; no
children: private house. furnished or un-
furnished; best references. RESPONSI-
BE. Tribune Uptown once. I.S6S Bread
way
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

CoOk.-By coIored man; can DO al kinds
OF cooking; personal reference; private
family or boarding house. WALTER
PAYNE. 20 Bsrgen-st-. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

MAN and WIFE, In country, 70 DO snti1
work Of place; wages $50; or a. care
taker. PAGE. PAS East eoth-st
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

Receipts OF breadsuIis interior points in thousands
last three epheTs GOD omitted; -four bhls grain bush as
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

HOUSEKEEPER. - BY refined, educated
widow. IS; understands cooking. mAn2s-
ing help, marketing. cateri1 :. Sewing aud
keeping accounts In order; Is fond of chill
dren; will be disengased October IL oest OS
references from present and forEer eul-
pl0yers. Address Mrs MORTON, Bon IS
CedarhErst Long Island
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions ror
The Tribune received at their UPTOWN
once. No. t.Gc4 Broadway. between So'n
and s7th sts-. untn . o'clock ?. m AdVsr-
,,zemerts received ct the following oranen
an1ess at regular cflcs rates until o'ciecx
N M. viz. 254 shave. :. :. cor 2Sd-se.'
30 etn-ave cor. fafh-st.: e2 East 14tn-st.
55T west 42d-st. between in ana 90 a.s.s axs7,.
Ses west fe5th-st: 1-3ls Shave, oetwe-a
7eth and nth sts.: 1O2S a.aVs' n,rs ~ Ess-
= 1CS 1st-ave.. near estn-s.,--. - - - -
sozs,t - T5g 1'rem0nt-ave-s 500 so-4Vs-s
near 41st-st; 554 3d-Ays.s 40 hisscA< ---
3e5 Bleec&sz-ah
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USEFUL MAN.-Inteiligent young Ger
man; courteous and obliginEf clean silver.
hrasses, attend the furnaces and wait on
table. KURTHY, care Gerrnan-Amerioan
League. BIS West 2<th-st Telephons 1911
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

HOUSEEEEPER. - BY refined Swedish
woman 81: reliable and competent; good
cook understands mana geUant q children.
excellent reference. Can or address Miss
L. Protective Service Club, 100 5tb-avs.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

HOUSEWORK--By strong young womanI
good family cook personal references.
Mrs. GOOPERS BUREAU. AS 6th-avs..
near 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

HOC CSEKEEPER-By well recommended
French womap as working housskeeper
for elderly couple or widow alone. II. T.,
Tribune Uptown Ofdces 1364 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipts thus far Tor inc
month have exceeded the average estimated daly con-
SUMPTION but prices have held up well Notwithstanding
formed and the market closes
II there VIII be better govern
receipts than has been common IN recent sea
We quote: Prime large bales, Ter lO0 10 -
No l. 77le qs0c; No 70q72'sc 10 y siii w
b2tkc; small 2h than large The American
AFrcultuTst presents Its annual early comparison OF e
hay crop the United The estimation represents
only Tia cnllNnled Erahsen.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

SUVI0 HEAT G. LIGHTING CO.,
I.OI9 BID AVE. & 81 PARK PLACE, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

NURSE German-Anerican Protestant,
take entire charge OF tnfants best refer
snces. so2 6th-ave., grocery,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

HOUSEKEEPER-By refined North DER
man widow, IS; -widoEer,s family o. pri-
Vate house; good cook and BsaInstr sss; syn
pathetic and capabls nurss In lima % 4ck-
ness; honest and considsrat5s excellent city
references. Address c. D. 169. Advertising
Once, !, 500 3d-ave
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The MARKETS.
-. DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

Nsw-York. septembsr 2&. leoa.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

USEFUL NAN all around the house ana
60 waiting. Address NOLLEsR. care Ger
man-Ameriesn League. 815 West Ath-zG
| telephone 1911 Chelsea.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04
he WEEDS A
RICH BRIDE
American Heiress will to Wed a
Bandmaster for Love
Alone

,c,ecial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
CINCINNATI. O., May 4.-The we'd
.,;ns here today of Miss Edna Egan,
Slaughter of wealthy manufacturer
ond heiress in her own right to a large
tortune and Eresta Vessalla, the leader
~ an Italian band, is the elimination
~ a romance begun at Atlantic City
last summer
The meeting Of the pair at Atlantic
city. where the bridegroom of today
lad the band that played on Youngs
pier and the fair bride one of the huge
multitude of summer visitors, was a
case of love at first sight. The Italian
bandmaster wooed and won Miss Egan
without encountering any insurmount-
able obstacles, but the young lady's
narents were not so easily won over
to the match. Mrs. Egan would not
consent to the announcement of the en-
pagement until she had looked carefully
into Vessalla's past and found the
only thing against him was his poverty.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04
carnesie's 100000 Medal Fund

Is. S. s. in Philadelphia Record.)
There's medal for the fellow who Is
told to fire the cook,
When his timid wife succumbs before
that domestic's savage look.
There's a medal for the hero who gives
up his coy seat
To the woman in the trolley car who
tramples on his feet.
There's a medal for the man who
never gives you free advise;
There's a medal for the iceman who
: gives full weight in ice.
There's a medal for the man who really
loves his law;
There's a medal for the actor who adj
mits he doesn't draw.
There's a medal for the poet who re-
Trains from odes to spring:
There's a medal for the voiceless girl
who knows she can not sing.
There's a medal for the father Of his
papa's pride and Joy,
Who doesn't stop us on the, street to
tell about the boy.
In fact, there IL a medal free for every
hero found,
And don't see how there's going to be
st enough to 90 around. -