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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
Sensational Journalism.

The desire to make money out of
morbid curiosity on the part of the peo-
pie to hear or read something startling
every day, has driven most of the lead.
ing papers of the country into ridiculous
excuses, while the effect of pandering
to this morbid taste, in other respects, is
most pernicious. 1t destroys an appre-
citation of truth on the part of the people,
and a regard for it on the part of the
conductors of the more prominent jour-
nails. The most trivial local incidents
are now magnifed into column items of
the most extravagaut rhetoric. A tele-
graphic paragraph of six or eight lines,
narrating an accident, is heightened
into a half column article of lavish dis
play lines and double-leaded comments.
As an evidence of how this is done, we
copy the placard headings as they read
in the New York World of July y. We
put them in small type and compress
them as to space, but give the language
in full. If we gave them as much space
as the World gives them, they would oc-
cupy at least three columns of our
paper:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

A WESTERHs sCYcLoSE-AWF full EFFECTS
or THE REC Mt TORNADO IN WISCONSIN
"A VILLAGE DESrE0YED-OHE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTEEN Parsons KILLED AND
y WOUFDED-HORRIBL SrENk OF BEATH
AND DEVAsTATION-A PANIC STRICKEN
POPULATION - INSTANTANEOUS TRANS
aCHOOL.HOUsE AND ITS OCCUPANTS
TAR ,WN SORRY FEET INTO THE AIR
SAw-LOGS T0sSED LIkE FEAThER3-
TRFE3-RUILDIEGS PEDUgED TO 81 VERS
AN Il DEsOKIBABLE hEIGd ~ TERROK
AND DEsTRUOTI0H-kTC., ETC., ETC.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

AFIooD OF HoRRoRs-THE Exc 1UTIoN
OF WILLIAM PELL, AT WAUKEGAE, FOR
THE MI DER OF 81 RI BkIIEN -HIsIOh1
or THE ETRAGRDY-DYINQ SPEECH OF THE
CONDEMNED NAN DOUBLE MURDER IN
PHILADEbHHTA-TW MEN KILLED BY A
woMAN OF tn E TOWN. 30 a 80 AND JULIET
IN ST. LoUIS-SUICIDE OF TWO UNHAPPY
LOVERS--rnE BOWHAESvILLE bSsAsSl-
NATInN-THE PENALTY OF KEEPING A
wOMAE'S LETTERs-MATRIOIDE BY LU.
NATIC-HORRIBLE CASE OF POISONING IN
sWEDEN-A CLERICAL LVILLAIN--ARSEHIC
AoMlNI TERED AT THE COMMUNION Ia
Bile, ETc., ETC.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

A. Canadian Miss Harris.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE SHOOT
ING AFFAIR AT BOWMANVILLE. CANA
DA WEST--A MAN SHOT FOB KEEPING A
LADY's LETTER. -.-'.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
DRUGGISTS.

nUBE AID uEADULTERATKD CREAM
L Tartar expressly for family uss; also Bsda
and Spices ~ HALLoCK's Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

CHrKrs mkDK TO oRDKR TEoA HEAs-
- urnsnt and Q ~ warranted. A stock . :
rsaAT.Dads shtrts and coliars Always On hand, ARD
aifss aazaizs go ~, 49, llors Ellh naat1eal
4zz1sf1 20 tEFCgl, tk-s trF ~ f1st
80 - t-fta . seafannce Il "a lsfra1li ~ -
ssfaIg sa5<sEsi ~ tsP sessi -. .ga1Fle 90 - 2
esd s1e-sf s.s@1xAs Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-06

had, and Wheeler no IL liable 10 the imputstions
Of those opposing him or not nobody claims
that be has attended closely to the business 0.
Ais osce. II Ia quite nstursL however, that, since
the REBELLION has been quellc, be should desire a
season Of relaxation and retirement from
,ctve pursuits It n.y DO also that the crusade
OF the lRrDUsn and others Of that ilk has lad
something TO do in loading bin to this determine
hon, and II may be- thn, DO does not fee dspos. d
~ rernsin In position where he would be con-
fpi,uous TARGET for the al ans Of oil who have dis
eounienAncei Ito arbitrary arrest system during
tie REBELLION. The country o,n now ge, along
very well without martial Law In tie loyal States,
and "itbout the absaiutisn Of provost msrsha ais.
Therefore, y W st,sT)S sees 70 u Withdraw
from the VA One, there . no sppsrcnt reason
Why the Pes .,ut cloud aus at upon his RENAME
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
TUESDAY NORNlNG, JUNE ., lsG'.
4 Hint to Politicians

po,,,,,,, questions arc nov, Gaming forward In
A., e,ti # tubl.o disrusaou Ia tsto tie mac, B,
A.. ,,,ic o., Rebellion which b.a o. l,p, boon ,b.
.r.,,,rort,nt theme. In ,bi. tran d,ru alton We
lots tho v,tupsauon and rn.hynl,v which have
f., fo.r wears boep 40 con,plcuous in poiucsI dis.
,,,s,ons. will b, l,n Le,.ud with tho role,ij,,
wiUe tle country WAS IN s,a,o o. great excite.
,,.,. All vo.,c J,c ,st,,y al. tho tni,n ,oas gun
,s.I %. demon. .,., H., ,,,.,....fu.sortLA
t.ri...l.r l'n.,'p lev. -. L.t.,-,.,. u.an.,e.sI
/ tnr,.an. Ism, extent, y.u,aJlc, although
r,g-r Ustu.Ijs d.. her, 90 neither excuse ~
ta.t3.,,ion for la,..r ,,utin..ig THIS sy.teril
,t.,,f,,rtr,1 .......t.o, T. .fb,ts arc ma ,r.
vu-,r,t.. and AN "a c,..,.Il.d u a.. error Of
bi.v.vl.. io.,,.,. otrr,tr.ufr ,i,op h. heat
AMI ,ttru,r, sr....i,., %, f.a,u by .ich n nal.
cy.,,. 10 ,.,.s.Il. r,.t...h IL. lo,e. II, cnls
4, ,,,,c,t TIA, c.pt.tL r.,7fiIrcss and good
.,V,.cb ~, INV a psrIli IN .ls,r.n., aU,v
Ale u-,.t ~ rc,..r,r AID st.ri., Al.
eo,sc, e., the country ia tho G .,nrl II rotre an
tr.e... p,ii.,,i t,.t.s trrc tlurt .tIf...
nal disme,ti.,l i.,Ierst,s. Of ,,t,,op u.,,...uy
i..,ns 10 tl.u; lut t...ol.,ery,pt y.c,.sr,a
,,.ettni md 80, ber-s a, te,,,. ., q. e.l-.eo,..
AID diyuiss,I manner. irtt sm.icca.
crIai,d I, en-. endrr u cord And selul,ty. WHAT
W. ae,iro t. sec is this: 1rat political discussion.
.,I /, r,turc he conducted vii. A.. reasonable
,Ye,.uro Of deoorpm. ami h,t tro m,lev,lept
,,,it I.i.i, M cors,..,. .t..I mn. .,te, i,t tho
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4 Fortunate Rebel Goyerrer.

1st action Of the President IN releasing Governor
BEowS " Georgia from close confinement IN /. fur
thor Indication hA. the Goyerumeni has deiern
ed usn lenIont policy toward all the laie rcD. Ia
who have not made themselves especially obnox-
ious n the Union cause BHow- hs for long
tinc been At onrnity with JsYF DAVIS and he isihe
only southcrn Governor Who bad tic temerty to
rebel agans, the orders Of the Richmond govern.
msnt. lie al one umo withdrew tho Georgia m,l-
Tia in body rom the rebel army IN spite Of the
menaces Of jar DAviA and his conduct durin 2
the last year Of the war WAS snything but
aatisfactory TO the rebel leaders A. the
time Of snEaxAN's occupation OF Al anita Brown
WIS evidently denrou' Of bringing his State back
into tho Union upon certain unacceptable con.
ditions, and since that time his bsliigcrcncy has
been confined solely " he defence Of his State
Il Ia quito probable that these circumstances have
been weighed in his favor. aud that they have In
duced the President TO grant him u degree Of
Nbsrty' which II is TO be hoped he will employ in
sanitary reflections upon his manifold sins Agsins,
his outraged country.
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DEATHS

BEERS SUNDAY, juno l. Josephine Beers
-iis OF A. j. Beers aged 20 years, 10 months and
dAyu.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, this CIuesdAyl ate moon, nj
O'clock, from her late residence 80 BowrOn ct, VII.
liaiushurgh. 12i
CASS-on SUNDAY, June 4th, FINN Julia Alice,
ausher Of John AID the late Mary Cann,in the l4th
year of her axe.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Tuesday, at one o.
clock, non lU6 York st, Brooklyn. 2a6
CROSKE-lh this city, June D. Ellen r., wife Of
Sanders Cronke, IN the both year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral Tuesday after
noon, al l O'Clock from the Attorney vt. n T..
Church, bet. kiyington and Delaney sts. 10l
DuFfY-ou Monday morning, June 8, at 81, Vim
cent. Hospital, Christopher j. Duffy, son OF James
aud Catharine Duffy, Longfield, Co. Monaghan, Ire
land, aged II year. months and days.
The friends Of the family, also the friends and ac-
quaintances Of hi. uncle, VIM. o'Connell, 4 Grea,
Jones 1T respectfully invited 10 attend the iune-
raj, on Iueeday, June e. at lO o'clock, from ST. Vim
| cents Hospital to Calvary Cemetery. 100
DiER-On SUNDAY, june 4, Peter Dyer, aged IS
year..
The relatives and friends of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Iuesdavl
mornings at 10 o'clock, from bis late residence, 20
Put st. %
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We learn tina. the recent rains have brought for
ward vegetation wonderfully. Grass especially is
very forward and very prom'sing. Pastures had
full bite for cattle much earlier shsn the usual
time, Nay 20, when they are turned out. As a
consequence, now sweet butter viii lie In the mar
ket earlier than in ordinary sessons and there
must be plentiful supply till . drought comes.
The foliage Of both forest and frui, trees is very
luHuriant-a sight pleasan, to behold. Therc will
be only moderate crop OF ,pplcs and quito . small
crop Of pears. Perhaps there Was never . greater
blow OF rear trees but the fruit at setting has fallen
OIL, leaving but few on tho trees. Whether this Is
owing 10 the long rainy spell, ,ho lew extremely
hot days at It's close IS une-rt ain. Cherries and
peaches will lie moro AbundAni than Of late years
The smaller fruits and berries are all In good con-
diton and promise well. PosSioes, too, arc max
ing grand show corn lags behind, MS II aimosi
always does in tho carly part OF the season. IL 10
August that makes the corn crop.
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Ne~ York Monday, Jun,5, 6 r. k-The follow
Ing were the leading quotations at the Gold Boom to-
day At 1870 A. ". 1857. ll.3o 1862. IL 1904;
l. 1867; 1.fb, 1304; $50 1861; ?, l35a; 3.ib,
1904 431 1904. The stock quotations Of the aitor-
noon compared With those Of the sane time on Sat.
utdar' shoW quite sharp improvement In most 'or',
While ieE were lower. Gov rnmeDts were fraction
hi,he and In request. The loan market continue,
easy az 5as por cent. Conn ercial paper -n dull,
the current rates being 7a9 ger cent. The bank
sta cment tnlsWeek, -hoNs a decline Of two Millions
In loans, thrse-and-t-hsf millions In legal teude 10,
ten millions In depost, and ihioc-9uartcrs Of MIL
lion IN fpcce. The circulation has 'igh' .ncteatoi
FOREIGN exchange htmlv held ~ lics. On
ilH m e To-Day lOur duh heavy ani l.. q laS.
lower Wheat wV d. l. Corn wa lc. g low r..
Oats voie IN moieraic Request and sssier. PORK "a
Lard sAs a little higher, and Whiskey wa heavy and
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General Grant TO The Army

Tho brief address Of Gen, raj GRASr 10 the army,
pHrtakes very much Of the spirit o! wAsnlSGTos's
far well address ~ the h,roes o. the Revolution
The IAeutensnt-G,p raj psyss high tribute to tho
ysor, the patriotism, ard the noble devotion 10 tho
Union Which have characterized the brave soldiers
d whom he nov takes leave. Yet there IL not .
line in tnr address that W not bc endorsed, and
receive the hearty approval ~ every patriot in The
country. The 4. oilers Of wAsuIsGros fought the
battles which gave US tho Union, and
those Of GR,Sr have, with equal be.
roisn, fought tho battles which preserved 1,
from disruption This deeds OF both arc Gu.
shrincd In the American heart, and will remain
there indelbly through all coming time. General
GnASr speaks for the people Of this country, as
well as for himself when he thanks tie veterans
now on the eve OF homewArd departure, for thor
gallant and hotoic conduct during the war. lie
expresses tho sentiment Of all who love the
Iu'on, and bis words will In substance DO repeated
and reiterated from Maine 10 California, and
wherever else resides true friend Of freedom and
TeI ublicsn Institutions
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Mayor Gunther Wants a pe,til,nc,.

TnE Mayor yester sy sent a commu licauon to
the Common Council, refusing ~ endorse the rcso-
luton Of that body, providing for convention Of
the Board ofIicalth The substance If the MAYORS
argument for this course is, that there la no au-
thoHty for such convention except in -s,c of
pe''ilence aud that ho await until that inter
esing sanitary condition has been reached, before
taking measures Tor guarding ihe public health.
Whatever may be tho technical objection to the
course proposed by the Comm N Council II quite
certain that unless something is speedily don,, the
Mayor will not DO debsrrei from ccnvcninc IN.
Board for rant Of p,sileHes 1t requires no
great amount OF hygisnc scumen to ace
'hH IN the present condition Of the city.
and u view Of the warm weather which Ia lust
slI'arins, pcsillents will be- almost unayoida.
De- TIE bot rays Of the sun begin tu Iermes,e
ih' pics OF garba'e and ofs, thu block up tue
n'1er ''Gcetf, using tie emission OF civilizations
''"' are the very germs of pestlcnce. The heat Of
RE l's' 'hre or cur days 10, rendered some Of
the streets almost untHdursble, ly reason Of the
hoX''n' od'rs or.s.uc from them Tho Street In.
spec'yr admits Oh So .ars but claims that no IA
po"crlesa 20 hat' H., nuisance, and th,,
The only zen. 'y les In a convention O,
the board OF Health. A0i nat here we ace IA,
h'''ucs OF our IrtL, Cas- Gu,erumcat. Tho
MAI aud inc Cry !pIco,.- are ut syytrdi
points, The l'itcr tcc. i..,nisa pseiril mon.
sure u the former Uut4 r. Con. IN n t,r o ,t -,
Hrr"e't reason hLn the s.u-., from, "a once if
omau''ed All experience show, Lat tic eor,,,,.
'ue'' WI" be re'''n'i h- the ems 'a'p...or on tn,
i-'t occasion thai ener' ~, TIE or,e,s unor
%
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Fig Killiua In Chicsro.

The London ILNE4 in reviewing "a short Amer.
lean Tramp in the Fan Of 1904" by the editor Of
"lAte in Normandy" thus describes the manner in
which pigs are killed at Chicago: They kill pigs by
steam at Chicago. The talking engines deliver their
noisy freight at warehouses. 1t IL found bost not
10 pack hogs and beeves together In rail way travel
ins, as they have 10 be dted and SEPARATED. The
hogs 60 into square Yards aud thsre they are lof,
independent pigs, and they DO no, take kindly TO
their captivity. Some 10 10 elec u and try 30 DO
quiet, Aut mos! Of them spend heir last hours in
biting each other Nlcously. Cine, without any
sppsrent cause, takes the nosI est ueighbor by
the mind Lex, and grunts savs re defiance. The
ncighhor generally accepting, gives battle
The champions clash their laws and sIa.te
their armed che ks howling and Streaming
aud iosm.uy, I'll one Is va pushed, aud then
lie ehsr-os over tie lazy slecpc o., AMI es down
troidel hog how'S. The vicIor vruw : content Tor
time but the ta,ts breaks ota anew at unexpect-
eel places AMI tive end OF the prairie hogs 4, not
peace. One spotted brute IN particular seemed to
lie furious Or rsyopoLs aud VI mt W on eating some
lcdy, tor he kept CHI rg!ng spsu-lnoutAed At dis
tsn' dreaming h"h- TAiApft y, ua everybody, and
bang vc,ousy ~ ears, taiis sud les, aud every
thing tAat came ia is WAY II "a the hour Of exec
cuiIun was ~ hand. IL wtI ire frst day q some
new ma hincry, aud II tool time to Let ! into gear
o. the upper ei,ry OF th- tundns mere the exc IL
ti1ners. ILey were tail, .il-sru~u men, chiefly
Germans, rJhally useU o. sGusAgcs a. hpIne. They
were dressed Tor tLc.r WORK IA "a LDrs' waterproof
icg ;uuH snd irouks ami eAcu Was armed with
tolIc deadly weapon and steel. 10 while away
tie lime Whine ttcy clsiHeI pleasantly they
Mhct4 aeir knives and ielt tho ei.e, and
as they felt .hty smiled. A. ne euu OF tAe Lui.d
in was large trough, IN wiheh steam pipe
ieSied water g. tie scallIu4 nj Ilr grEnd IL
veutiuu, which was 81 work Tor DIRE time u At
Gay, Vas great iron cav, wnith dipped under
water ano rose agaiu, Ike an iron han. Nth i've
fingers |! was meant ~ hook On, TIE p.gs, w. ich
W,Ic quAueiuS down stairs IL the pen. Below
tus irul hsau Was long slypuy tatlt. aud ~ tho
foot o! Is WAS gIbucL sab hooks AMI turn tai es
wheels aud rails ,Jr shuuttus spit Iirs across the
| rt'tDrs when steam power lad be,u applied to
| ito wrist ~ tie IRON hanJ, 81 gual MAS gwen,
sud the Spectators scrambled olI at tie sAy, up
the RAFT To-, anu anywhere. Outside = a,,lr as
| Vlenrd IA the Iluc ptl bcIuN, AID certain num-
| Ter were trlyen in1o passage anA up An ne tined
| plane, wsere tAoy stool qu4r-cGu< B. tie very
/ last. me t.p door was .pcnes, aud two small
! pens were hllct With uo ,oDtatauts. Iaulr
bsttes were nearly zone. 4 sHttt-sIn,lnR
| rosy dEudy new hauJ youth IN ueN vel
loH egsiugs, sul armed With hammer, ,tetI.ed
In among 'nsm' ana dead s.lerce follower hinl- a
| LuIeh, axe rAi-.rAp, roae up . AT body lad
down by way o. rollers, anu ptuiLped into the tuA.
AID se!ond iol'ewsd-po4Ap sli 70 en. The
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two scnlders now stirred the roL and finally pushed
spig into the iron baud. II turned It's wrist aud
enrtied the handful on the table. Another follow
20, and yet smother, and the stream Of pork, once
set agoing, flowed on. Out Of tho prairie, the pigs
drove at railway speed into The hog-pen. Out Of
NE pen they walked up stairs qusrrelsome 1--we
Pigs aud my were dead, scsided, scrsped. clean
60, spDt bacon. and hung in rows ready for salt
ing, within an hour within few days they
would 10 food for our soldiers and sinews OF war.
Alter the first few bitches the whole machine work
81 iko clock. Wishing ~ retain The power Of
sa'hg teef, says the suihor Of the book, no tnors
chicago lions Of this kind were visited.
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Tur rumors OF Secretary sA>ro,'s proposed
Tesi;nsron hro multiplying go N,u TIM, tr,re
would seem ~ be some iound.uoq for ,l..,c. Il Is
old AdAgc that 'the wish Ia father 4, ,he
thought" and 40 far A. tue MA orty Of the ,uth,,s
Of these reports are concerned, ,h,re would p.
good reason to believe that they hAye no other
ground THAI 'thc wish" for their predictions. but
thero is corrouoratvs evidence Of the truth Of he.
runners which points strongly 10 the Withdrawal oil
g.. sTASroN t0m ihe Cabinet H. has laborsd
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Tus West Paut suuiyrisaty ,Ier,s.s, which
al, .ov IN ,ro,r's+ attract attention more gen.
raly h.n ever before Tie Announcement that
-crr's q ASH sn-uNAS, TnpNAs, aud other
M sary notab.Itcs you'd be present Il possible,
and TIC iscI that tho great u,uly 81 the Academy
has tccn . orssrs,o by ;he wsr, has stimulated
ne Interest maniic,ol IN Ns exhibition. TIE
loyrl scloua o. West Point have made a
.lor ons record during the wa, ana the
country may well feel prord q lie Institution
tras gave 10 tn Union csuse such soldiers. The
JisfAvor in which The wes p ul officers we're Lcld
a, the beginning Of the war hAs been oleciusiy
disrel ed b. later events and tie name Of that in
st,uuon has been n5bly yindica.ed. Therefore,
tho frs' anniversary subsequent b. tho war ~
which 80 many Yves, Pointers have written tho.r
naraea high on the scroll %. iAns, Ia naturally An
event n Interest," W all who feel proud Of the mill
tary greatness q our country.
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TRADE NOTICES.

LIMITED C0OPERS, NO. ARE HEBE-
by notihe 70 meet A. their rooms g. East Broad
way, thls TUESDAY evening, at O'Clock. hnes for
Mtendsnce VIII be strictly entprced. Come
AL business Of importance Il TO be transacted Ths
members are earnestly requested 10 attend e. the
eoinmittees VIII give much Information. b. order
2. CAkIER- Pres, q. N. YARWOOf. Sec 1O4
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MILITIA RY.

~ OF IC t-OfFICERS' CLEARANCES
promptly obtained. Liberal ADVANCED made
lEt rtkl > HVt fhAS Co lime. Banding, ~
Park EO", New FORK. $50
SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT AND Dis
- charsed can have their claim for pay, bounty
clothing and ration money speedily settled by calling
% addressing the |. ;. Amy Claim Agency OF l.
bnoM Co, Park place, n Y, so
| ISE HNATT'S SWISS IMMINENT FOR
~ All ca,os OF acne, sprain, brui-e or pain. only
LAO ut .i6 Grand Of. 10 cents per bottle Hyatra
swiss inment euIas with certainly, diAgThsa collie
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TRADE NOTICES.

poor AND SHOE CUTTERS-THE SEC
~ oud meeting OF the above society viii take place
this eyyn,ne az o'SloIk, At The l!th Ward Hotel,
cor Hrand and Elizabeth str. The craft are respect
fully invited 10 ~. end. Ia
RRlCKLAiERS--rHE REGULAR Monthly
- meeting viii 20 held on Wednesday evening,
June 'th' a. ~ O'Clock At Dcmilt Dspensary cor Of
?Jd II. and "a ave. An members are requested 10
ply up Iheir dpe, Also non nemleis are layit"d 70
Sto rs 22ihiTIsiorIER cAfPEK' PRESS f "a
CIGARlLAKERS' PROTECTIVE UNION
Ow,ll hod their regular monthly meeting on Wed
nesdsy 'vrnius June 9TH, at lJ2 Hester st. None
lut momien admitted. JNO. g. WOODED IF,
lrtsidcut. 2t5
COACH MAKERS UNION, No. THE
~ REGULAR mo'1hG nesting OF hi. mon win 10
he'd on Tuesday evening, at = o'clock AZ tntir
attendance 10 requested, ~ the election ioI Officers
VI Ia.e place ior the next siI months also TO make
hnaI Nriauf,m,n's iot our second annual tHcNrslon;
vet ttCi ana every member nttcld, by order Of
eco, BROWN, Pee JOHN hcGRAli' sec. IS
NOTICE To NORTHEASTERN MOULD
r!s aro requested not 10 40 10 Detroit a. the
Wonders there have struck AgGinst the UNJUST de-
iuaads OF the loises \. WATT, Cor. KEEP mon
NOTICE 49, THE REGULAR MONTHLY
4Nmtcung Of the liue Stone Cutters Ni flaks,rs
avenue on lucsGay evening, jane 6tn, NJ o'clock,
Ah the mem eH are Iotuca'ei 10 attend am 'di
an pay up or Their names vii! lie erased IRON the
rolls oy oder 81 the As.Ccation. j, y BENIN,
! NOTICF-TIIE, CARMEN AND LABOR
We = Association Of the City and County OF New
luik, viii hold their regular monthly meeting On
tbs Tuesday evening, the Cth ms, at the Nt~ Apo
! 10 rooms 20 Prince 70. at 20. o'clock preria y. vi
the members hcithy uo'itcd TO attend This INC T.
/ Tag, BY order Of tue PrsiLeut JOHN L1NCH.
! PATRICK PAGAN, sec. IA
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL HOLD
" Their regular weekly meeting at heir hal cor,
Of SD II and sth ave, tho Tuesday evening, al -
CLOCK, WA. BiRAEs, PTest JOHN ENNIS, kee
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TEAS AND COFFEE.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH-GO To THE
IL GREAT lNION TEA COMPANY,
81 NEsEY ST., \,
CHOICE AND GENUINE


TEA, COFFEE AND epICEs
Retailed AT wholesale prices BRANCH, corner Of
Fulton and Main sts, Brooklyn. 3ls
Gao BROADWAY-GREAT REDUCTION
OEfOin Teas and Coffees The Cirest Anne rio an
lea Company have concluded to otter their Whole
sale stock Of Tess and COfiees amounting 10 from
sSVNVU TO Sl,OOO, 00O-at Retahl. and have opeued
Depot a. 60 Brosivsy, cor. Blocker II. The Com
pany have selected this central location for the ac-
New lork, and have leased the premise. on such
very favorable terms a. TO reduce their rent below
tie penseH OF ordinary In the less popular
streets Of the city Ihi1 will enabls the Company 10
undersc all other localities This store, when COM
peto, will lie the largest Tea Store In the world and
Emperor Of China or tie Tycoon OF JapAn By
examining our prices, the consumers of Teas and
Cohees will see that they have been paving enormous
profits. The Company are now selling Oolong at "a
20 o. ", 81 W best vi per ID. Mixed ~ So 30 IA
Sllg lest $40; English Breakfast Cd IL SG 90 III
. 10, best l.2Oi Young Tyson, dO, ~ 81 81 81,
Ell ~, hest Sl.yQ; inc )red Japan, 81, lilo hest
sl2O Imperial and GunpOwdeT best Sl.95 Codes
'Erolnd. 2" 2A 20 81 hest ~ ets French breakfast
deviation in picos. Queen Chop GunpOsder, Impe-
ria Old and Young ~ sou 1eas, These Teas all
chosen Tor their intrinsic worth, keeping In mind
health, economy, and high decree Of PLEASURE in
drinking them. COfees roasted and ground daily
Ground Coffee g. 30 80 best ~ cent? per b. HotslL
saloons, boardina-housekceyet s and families, who use
lNrLe qusntities Of Coffee economic in that art-
Gle by usIug our French breakfast and Dinner COT.
fee, which We sell at the loV price OF cents per h.
md warranted to give perfect sEtisiae ion fspeciAl
We defy competition. Consumers can from so
cents 10 81 per III. hv pu chasing their Teas of the
Company. GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
~ u4l broadway.