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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES


Further excessive receipts OF British potatoes have
ovest0ced the market and the ateness Of the season
and approach OF weather make strong pressure
70 sell The demand very quiet and confined closely to
finest grades and prices rule lower weak and Irregular
large supply OF Nova Scotia Burbank here in schooners
is urgently offered and moving very slowly at about 81
per Dbl, only small choice going higher.
State Burbank plenty but selling very slowly Fancy
Maine and N b. Rose In moderate supply and about
steady but all medium and qualities drag and
are nominal in price Bermuda new potatoes are selling
better at q slight decline. Florida new sell well when
Of choice quality and well cued but the receipts vary
widely In quality. Bermuda onions selling little less
freely this week and prices are Of about 2Sc per crate
per 2-bush. Asparagus is In larger supply, the
weather having started shipments from nearby
points; prices and irregular. Choice fresh Ba-
more kae sells WELL closing at 75c per Dbl Baltimore
spinach mostly and slack measure, and drags at
s2as2 so; fine heavy. packed stock from Norfolk com
mands s3ds3 so and sometimes 81. Radshes plentier
and lower Charleston and Savannah green peas OF
Irregular quality few choice Marrow reach 81 256
81 So but small sell from 81 % down to SOC N c. peas
are more plenty and lower Southern cabbages mostly
common to fair quality and selling slowly from 90 to
81 50 per bb with small and stock at lower
prices Really fancy large and green stock commands
d premium and fancy Charleston marks are placed
up 50 1898 Florida string beans and encumoeTs
lots received by refrigerator exceed quotations Tomatoes
poor green stock dull Squash and beets about steady
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HOPS

Receipts for week ,535 bales Exports % bales. I'm
pcrts W bales light trade is passing but the market
sn nS no change Of quoabe character Exporters can
sun annoyed With the strikes and boycotts and hardly
small. 49, ~ " '
SState 1887 choice. Ola state 1895. %
20 good 70 prime: III al3 Pacific Coast lS8L12 a -.
DO common TO fair. Ql0 Do. com. to primo oil
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Receipts FOR week bl,i20 pkgs The market has
tended steadily but grsdusly downward duriag
week under hoivy receipts tho demand being generally
quiet At the close prime Western are selling generally
a. &c. bit At that PRE-. tho market is more active and the
brsn1s In barrels at less than Is i2c Southwestern ana
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OeeciI Gframers.

CIRCULAR LETTERS OF credit for travellers
abroad available in all Of the world issued b
HE1DELBACH. ICKELHEIMER Co.
Foreign Bankers % VENEER
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINR.
CHARIxsroN, May l-Turpentins. $40. ssked
SAVANNAH. May i,-Tur rcntins steady at 32c
WILMINGTON. May l-rrrpentins steady at S2i56
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 1 (speciap.-The deliveries Of wheat
were first day of May, the smallest and least s-
nfcant In ten years. Tho taken IN principally
by Foss Strong Co.. and this the thing Of chief In
tsres But they got OF the several million bushels due
them only few hundred thousand Wheat opened
strong ct July Cables strong and the
weather-vey cold-alost freezing in Minnesota These
tho influences under which tho wheat pit started
Almost once however there began considerable sail
Ing May which had the effect TO quickly depress the
price, the afternoon the market got quite the
and the close was at the bottom for the day. The
July option, which opened at 81 cents and which sold be-
tween "a S and SO IA closed SO IA cents The
receipts OF in the morning were %9s cars The e.
Inmates for Wednesday 293 The opening was
strong the from the dellveryroom that Foss.
Strong & had taken all the cash May stsrte1
at &c 12 cents. There however, very soon plenty
sellers for May From SO 12, May sold to 30 SS cents
whore It closed There very few oats going around
at delivery hour proof the crowd thought that the
small cash stock tied up This made the open
ing strong 80 for May. The was between
80 and 80 3s, the close being at 81 5S cents. The
Fowle sellers OF pork whenever there were buyers
and the English crowd sellers Of lard.
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For the week ending Tuesday. May ]. 1888.
Receipts for week Beans 494 pkga peas, 1850
bush; Exports Beans 4sa pkSs Peas i $50 bush;
Of late exporters have taken fair quantity Of state
Marrow beans and the reduced in stofc coupled
with light receipts tends TO strengthen the position
little; must DO very choice however 10 command e2 90
Medium and Pea shade essier and very quiet.
White Kidney lower and dull Red Kidney In only mod
crate demand but held nbou; STEADY Turtle Soup Offered
selling fairly. Prime hand picked foreign beans
seadier. but on grades still neglected and weak
Green peas favor tho buyer
Beans MARROW Do, Red Kidney,
Choies.......- $50 626 fair good. 17091 50
Do Medium. Do b. T. Soup
DC S.: cses. sss a'o Ds Lima Cal
CIsice-....:.. 22o s22s De- Foreign. me.
DO. Rod Kidney. dun 1901 IS
Choice. 01 90 Peas 6rson. 40o
Receipts for week 24.2lo pkg. No export to Europe
for week Under moderate receipts and strong demand
stock has sold up closely ana prices have ruled very
FIRM In some cases Little higher But Of the close the
ment from which select ana the general the
market 10 . shade easier No material decline is ex
peced this week for 1t s hsrdy likely that receipts
wiz increase sufi.enty to cause burdcnsone aecImu,
is good deal Of call from neishboring and Southern
markets Creamery shows most increase in receipts,
aud is weakest I'm price As open trading price go
L current for EHtra state Penn and ngn and 2ec for
Il very fine. bring 26c. and seconds TO ss range from
90 24c. State Hairy cells quickly, great deal going
out Of town Extra half tubs sell At 20c. ordinary 70
tubs at 22d24c Old dairy In small compass and closing
fairly saisa6s Soaaac. With few special brand.
fine quality 22o made Factory relatively scarce. and
commanding rood full prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02

HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA. Mar I.-spansh gold as&sssSAt Exchange
dal
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Foreign Bankers % Wlllam-sS
CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
FAST t EXT e, sS MarE a SERVICE.
Aurania May s, 1:ao p. IN. seythia sat; My e. Spm
:str%tl. Sat, Nay T. 80 xs,an9 June noon.
Seryia. Sat, May 49, II a. m Galia. June 0. 8 D. m.
Cabin passage $50 80 and $780, Intermediate cas-
Storage tickets 70 ami from all parts OF Europe at very
low rates For freight and passage apply to dc company
ONCE VERNON nSReS Hffe1 BROWN co. General Asen
II AdBURG-ANIE S. S. Line for Ply
In sS I'D and P dM
Geilert, no, May TO- leasing, q. m, May ~.
KUNHARpT q CO.. G. B. RICHARD 60; Gen
Gen. Agents. Of BrOadst Pas Agents. 81 B'way n ],
THE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. CO
Il American Passenger Line
For st. ThomaA barbados Para MolaDham, Pernamouoev
Bahia Rio do JsDeiro ami santos connecting for Mones
'.' Steamship ADVANCE, saturday. May 8, a.s n.
FsGn \ NgT v TSsd hs Ny e ypsosas
,TAPANCHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows; =.
SeeEANf6 TsaISay. {Sns Fl
'Af'i superbly Appolnted-superiOr xceommOdsaens
be made By letter or telegraph 70 ana
cabin plans 2s7 and 239 Broadway, Newrork on
T. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
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NORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

~ SHORT re- UTE TO LoNDCN,
EEw.YORK, SOUTHAMPTON ANp BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot % ST. Hoooken-
FAST EX PRESS STEAMERS
Trave Wed May 10 80 IN Werra sat May IL Q 80 q
Ebe, Sat May 6. ! $50 m Aller Wed May lS 80 m
Firs. Cabin sloo and upward berth according 70 To-
OELRICHS q CO., No. Bo~li.g Green. -
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FRUITS AID BKsnrEs-pRrss.

receipts for week 20s3 pkgs Exports dried apples
LVoi pigs BY dropping prices little lower buyers
Hken hold OF eyaporated apples better and the eer
noVenent has given the market little seader tone
9s OF the business has been dond at 94d7c for prime
zc occasionally &c. for choice and 2d9c for fancy
apples noarly out OF stock that firm prices
o DS On the few sales making Chops steady
anu SKINS dull. Evaporated peaches weak. Sun.dr
STEADY because OF Light offerings Not much doing In
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OIL Markets
OIL CIT, Penn, May l-NAtenal Transit csrtinosssa
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Live spring chickens showing considerable increase
no he market is closing weaker 95c Is outside price
Tor choice large and small chickens go down 25c and
are dui at that Fowls are not plenty and hold very
weil' Western selling at 1913 &c and Southern at
* i2dl5c. Turkeys steady. Ducks and geese poor
would exceed quotations Pigeons wanted.
western dressed fowls I'd yancoi Wednesday,
ana rev sales were male even higher; but the hsh
continued very moderate prices favored
buyer closing barely seady at 10 12d13c for dry picked
and 2dl2 Lee for scaded Fresh very irregular
choice small hens sell fairly but very few such arrive
fhadepha spring chickens plenty at the close
and prices rule easier CapOns and choice lots held
firmly; squads scarce and hiser Frozen poultry is ruling
quleter but prices are held about steady.
Choice fresh killed English snipe and golden pover
irving In perfect order without leo fair demand
81 30 dozen iced birds sell mainly s1d41 Grass
pover quiet at 75cas1 per dozen for prime quality Wild
ducks are no longer legally salable here.
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p ED STAR LINE.

'-"'D' , oEIRICHs q Co. No Bowi.s G,een. - :.
RED STAR LINE.
Sailing from New York ana Antwerp weekIy'
WMV VSSf' .Nn weducsday' Nav O. 8 o. M
clio to siso Second Cabin s45 Excursion $50 and sss
sisiSafs y HsY Sx sSN een Ag Bowling
w HITE STAR LINE.
ROYAL XNpS e E Sifs B. STATES NAIL sTEANERA
.AhRIATI9, Capt C;me,on; Wed May ?, 1899 n
sasFHsE5sS Sss. s M
ss1:!. @ Si
s s%ssa ' s f. For is: INSPECTION p%
a2py at the coIp s MS2 Agent
EXTRA STEAMERS.
Hsis!s ~: s' ~ s s's1 q IT,
win berthed in the saloon sateroom and have the use
& as '0 s:s sa The % ss Hass
n ONIPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
TEE ~ k dMS To Mh toS,
Il Il StsfsssE sinss! M
ANcHoskl k!Eg AND y & Ma. Steamships
and every fourth "Wednesday thereafter.
sSs " va SfTaEfb SisRf glass ESQ
Sa.s Z. SfRR Way "
or BELFAsI Cabin ego and 500
hsf efSs BRor2ERs BoSns Gr. sDDIN
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heHVy, CkptcIly grades OF
Ehuss,et which are over-penty and neglected. North
Ssronha strawberries mostly OF small size and sell
ABOUT 2Od26c Choice Charleston lots command 3oa55c
sha rev extra large Honmans Seeding placed still
ngher Florida berries largely showing the effect Of
dry weather. and prices range widely as quoted
Apples lstrawberrJes Fla
DO husset-..--.- 25e 00l Do Ch'n per at. $50 rs
10. lnferor.--.- 100 2 00i Do y. C.. ct $50 70
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONIPANY'S
I = LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN GinINA.
CENTkAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAlCo
From Ncw-YJrk, pier fojt Of Cans-st, n. h
For tho lsthuus OF Parla,ra.
COLON sals Thursday. May TO- noon
FROM San Francisco. LIST sna Branhsn NA
For China and Japan, -
CITY OF PEKIN ssils "Wednesday May 20. D. n
For freight passage and general irfcrmatlon apply %
eomranys olIce on tlo pier, Rot VI Csnal.st, N. Il
IL J. BULLAY. superintendens
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CASH qaetatlon' var. as toow,-To; Spring Wheat
Cora at So go No. oats 32bS32bc Ne kye at
6Sp,. No Barley at 71S7se No Fla! seed -, 81
ss GosiS S. Lard per 100 70 81 s2a ssor. Ees sids'
loose a 81 20 Dry Sailed shoulders boxed az - 20
shsrt Clear ses boxed 81 1907 49, whskey distil!srs
finished goods 81 10 per gal Sngars-Cus LOAF 7SssSc
STANDARD "A" ESQ
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~. yss 's$
W S &C.. f5 PORN ds At A Il: s.
is ;a f1ss; 'PHS ssss: en- r: sa:!;
Fs%.. DRy Bon Ss SS s nas. HsE
common ana Light 81 0oSsS 49, pa0xnF ana sasnssr
fTm az Il &C. oSssss arm Prime Choice dat recent
weak June s9ss ise Corn steady 80 a. So
Ss' ss 5s ~ BIZ Watt s.s1 a. .tssy
steady l2s Cnss.e Sass n;SA s
's sn.
for Wheat combined sscs.ia:r lew nilIsIs
raS nss EaN So &
In .tor..No Hard cash and Ma, SEE; DO June s2'sS
g Jug 80 Ss5 ss: ss5ss';s sss sSS
Hard ssSc: No. Northern $40. No Northern So+'
w..ssr. aas .sy ':ss =
g g o. ai''i 81 5sss. K @
s sSan:.n list 80 Si.s
@ IS S1nssF Ra ;a tar
:s o. good nS S g % ssss;
sSss2s coTSNsris, strong ss,.Sd al; No MI.s1
depot IL Se sse 'so.'sf IKE
grain deSS; g % &c az White n, Sn aSs -
do for July 62Sse9Ie DO Tor August eSssss2o Oats
sis ;h %ss ass'a .n White nj a1'' &c
Sns for sa1 a Il a. SpS g. Sr S Sa:
ssiSSilac: do Tor July tlss.3ci for Ausa's
aaa MsS
;.ds sn % Gssg''P T.
DO DO 40 q. r nnr
s &c d EaE T.
PRIME ss g eSsss 90 p DO new potatoes ,. s%l,
Beet Family SS = 80 :. +. Fss sss
q do Fatally sIs 30 Ssl7 Nap, Smoked s:r 70 lS
N s'i ,ss 5sss s SIDE. hSssd smoked ssSiSs
s 90 .sst. y say a re
90 DO d rssr nS. Bscoa s.''i
ksaner s. 6SssS steam 50 i21ss 10 sutcnsss loose
q .sc western creamery Extra az 2sc o G ana =
Er, 2'Ss ss steady f.''Gy
$50 $%c ni,.. cs.s,. .''s o
Fats ia d cloos IL Ne" DO o'f FAR pfS.
s,51 II g sS ssa
20 Abel Obs 7 o5S a 900 400
S SS Isnas 100 H1s Sas Germ 400
oats $500 bush.
strong and advanced thoa declined steady a. y.'..r
a. gs:s ,d No Rcd do '1sn
e July .ssss ss CLOSING 90
Sc Corn unsettled May lower !uly higher cash bob.
Sic INV &c closnr 81 sc oats higher cash
s5aaS2sc NAV SEE June s9.e rye e2c seller. Barley
noninai ara. soc Hav-Prime Timothy Sl3 000SlS SO
Prairie at s. ooSsls o.. Butter Vas nn crosmsry a.
81 s5 Eggs 10 go Coranea steady, 80 Co. whiskey 81 Oe
Provisions stronger Pork at slS %. Lara 81 as pY
Clear Ta6s, q IS. shor; closrs a. "a e25
ass so; Clear Ribs At 81 ooss 0e shor, Clears a.
soo mis- Hams wncs. .iSoS Su.h. CORN 5000 sass
Oats 1000 bush Hvs 1000 bush. Barley 2,ooo bush
shlpmsnta-Four IL 900 bbls Wheat lO.O0O bash Corn
35. 900 bush Oats 10000 oush
TOLEDO May l.-wheat active and weak cash sesc
MAJ sse, lime $500: July SSsc. August 8Ta4ci Sep
TENDER ss'.c Corn au aud arm cash e1te, May S7..c
easier; cash 81 ISL October 81 as kseelpwhest ooo0
bush Corn 600 bush Oats 1000 BUSH coverseed u
bars shlpmena- wheat $4,000 bush. Corn 1000 buah
oats aOoJ bush- Clovefseed 737 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02

arc showing quite irregular Quality and ara
u' " svor Duck and goose eggs very aul and rregu-
sney must DO choice ana packed separately reach
ue quotations; when mixed with hen eggs they arc
o'peeiAiy dull and offered at weak prices
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-22
WOMEN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
No Meeting in the Afternoon but An Even
Ing Session IL Held.

No Meeting in the Afternoon but an Even
Ing Session IL Held.
The District Convention of the Womens
Sufferagist Association. held their first
session at the Ladies Literary Club rooms
yesterday afternoon, but on account Of the
misconnection of trains the speaker who
was to addressed the meeting, Mrs. Helen
NJ. Cougar, OF Lafayette, Ind. did not
arrive until 4:30. and so no address
was delivered at the afternoon meeting
At the evening session Mrs. Cougar and
Mrs. May 5. kellogg, OF Bay City, were
both present but only Mrs. Cougar ad-
dress the convention. She is most elo-
quent. easy. and able speaker and talks
nothing but the soundest sense. :
She shows the result of municipal suffrage
for women In Kansas on the temperance
question and pleads for trial of the same
experiment in our State Mrs. Cougar is
the author of the Kansas equal suffrage
law. She paints yividly the dangers threat
ening our government from the Liquor
League of New York. She shows and gives
instances where they have openly sent
money to bribe and hire votes in our cleo
ton. She says the saloons are the cradles
OF our elections. She shows the condition
OF the Kansas before the present law as
passed, especially OF DeaveDvorth, and
now there is not a saloon a Drothelt, nor
gambling den in the city and she thinks
We might have the same blessings here
in Michigan II women were allowed TO
vote. The Convention will hold another
session this afternoon which will be ad-
dressed by able speakers. Tonight the
Convention will sgsin De addressed by Mrs.
Cougar and II is hoped that the Club rooms
will De well filed with listeners.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-22
eNTnusIAsIlc CALIFORNIA
The Blaine Msssmsnt Mot Dead Hat
sleeping.

The Blaine Movement Mot Dead Hut
sleeping.
tktNss.tt ~ sst ssAt.sA. .s~sAs.
CHIcAGo. June 2l.--No little interest CEN
tres around the headquarters OF the Calilor-
MIA delegation al the Leland. which has.
since fheir arrival. been the centre of the
Blaine boom. The Blaine movement.
which Was at high tide on Monday and
like the prairie IRE seemed about to sweep
Tything before il. has been partially ar
rested, and the Pacific Coast delegates will
not urge Blaine upon the conven-
ton until all the favorite sons have been
given y chance 10 show their strength.
Their action in the Ioll-eall of States for
nominations today attests their sincerity in
the matter. and the vast audience, who
cheered 30 vociferously when California
was called for. were disappointed when the
chairman. having been forced from the
loor TO the platform, announced that Cali
foTnia in Difference 10 the wishes OF the
other States would not at that time present
q candidate.
A talk with . number OF the California
delegates this morning revealed the fact
that they were To q certain extent expert
encing . change Cf heart. due. as one OF
tACAa kAtos W btnidSS
from those in q position TO know. that
Blaine would not accept the nomination If
rendered him thereby leaving the conven-
ton in such an event IN an
awkward position. 81 speak for
the California delegation" remarked
gentleman at their headquarters
this morning. "when l say that they are
favorably inclined towards q ticket headed
by Gen. Russell A. Alger. as they have as
surances that his position on the Chinese
question would bring to him the united
support of the Pacific slope, aud If 1t can be
found that be can hold his own in the con-
vention for three or fsur votes, they will
vote tor him rs a unit, considering him
next to Blaine-the most available candi-
date. The managers Of the Alger campaign
claim for their candidate . hundred votes
on the hrst ballot. but . careful survey OF
the situation inclines . close observer to
believe that they greatly over-estimate their
strength
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-22

thsy 80 th>E L shoald - oar bsnssr IN
~ -sDproochtnx csmps;<a asns tie o1set
- fns Old esnca1AA 6resE aEpls1se sn9
vsviax II Gags co8tisled tor sssefal
Dso<nsaks and sss tosl0wst ~ ~ o0tenfsk
81 sMsrekinx thro2kh GsarxiAs TIE
demonstration L4z1sd thiztssa man1tss oT
more.
Psef. .. n. L4Dgston. fcolorsi.l Of yir-
giEls. seeo1dsd sherman snd dvslI upoa
tie bsnszls VITA shirn ckssman Id co.,
fsfrsa upon Ehs colGsed race
Rfflsx, ~ Fhiz.dsipAia@
Charles Emsry smith. editor Of the Phil
all<lphia ffszs. made short. bat foIcltls
sFx1msnt, f2sorinz the nomination Of
Esssrd III. fiflef. ths prsssns Mayor Of
Fhllad<lp1is- The record CT Mayor Filter
wxs dvslf upon and contrssEed 10 his sd-
santss~ sish the records OF another Mayor,
who kss sines become President u TIE
United states. 6enzt0r opooaer. OF Wis
co1sin. concluded the nominations by
piscinx before tbs convention ths unins oi
Governor kusk. and dwelt upon his record
as . soldier zEd statesman.
At I5u .. ~. the delegates being weary
and indisposed 10 enter upon the neAi and
csessiss work Of the convention. without
further preparation the motion Of Warnel
Miller. OF New York, that adjournment d
taken until IL o'clock tomorrow. VA
carried without opposition and ID lev
minutes ne hall MAS deserted
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-22
FOURTH or JULY.
Last Nights Meeting Of the Entertain
ment Committee.

Last Nights Meeting Of the Entertain
ment Committee.
The meeting Of the entertainment Com
mittee was held In The Morton house last
evening. With Mayor Weston in the chair
and A. +. Schsfer. Secretary. The ssere-
tsry was instructed 10 invite ali societies.
both civic ard military. to taks part In
The procession, and the Chair -ss instructed
10 center With Hastings Lodge. X. Of p
champions Of the world, and II possible
have them isin in the poSsession.
The X. 81 I. Malta Castle. Polish, aud
Wurzburz's bands we're engaged for The
dag. All commiftess srs requested 20 ,.
present e. meeting 20 be held
in tbr Morton House paFiors and
especially the counBit5se on entertainment
consisting of Col Geo. @. Briggs. Hon. I.
" Weston. I. Kossn ield. Warren swst =
Isna. Eassne J0ce@ Chss. F. Belknsp.
" Possnthsi, J. x Thompson, viii Nc
eBrrsn. Captain Rose. Col. 6. ". Cslkins.
Capt n. r Rogers Csot. E g Jc1ss
Ii-ats. A. W. SER nasur. Jscoh Scbraser. J.
+. scott, J. :. koox, J. G. Kroner and
A oext Krnmo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-22

One OF Michigan s isVorite voca'ists Cora
Ferris. the sweetest conur4ito singer that
ever sio.d in two shoes = now Mrs
Cruendier ard Nr. and Mrs. Gruendlsr are
here stopping st sweets. They we're visit
ing Ms. Liovd Brezse last evening.
N sses cora H.os,isll snd Idbbis Brady
are expected home l0sisv from the Convent
of lhs Sacred Heart ~ Datrois where they
hsve been attending school
Nrs. Heleu Geaser ard Mrs.. Nay Knsggs
~ ''receiver their iriends this morning
frofn p .o it o. o'cicck a. tae residences Of Mrs.
5. n ksyne. en- Sheleiou-st.
Rev pr Newton. az Msntaxue, Mass. i
hsre vis'inx bis sou. Edsln b. Newton. Of
su7 East 8fidgs 81.
charles H. Eadrsr. of Minneapolis. and
= kaubius y hefal man ef tie s1me city
were bere yssiersiF buying firDitlrs.
81 vac Warms aad sister Flors. of
Creenvi .e. s-e the xussts of Ar. and Mrs..
Norton. Of 81 fartleit-s1
NJ cen. 2. sones has completed his
years sraoui At Ross and = nos a. as
houc f.} LTou-st
Nrs usborne SD Ms. Lsuaereaux of
Feiisnd Tili arrive today a. visitors 20 the
cons-ntIen-
M. ta-fs Hulrhins. OF the Pine Street
SRI -o. isf. YESTERDAY ioE her aonls ia
Iasroit
ca Van1enherE a prouniuent Howard
CO nercosat. wss ia tas cisy yesterday.
Etf r. s. rax Peer Dcrsn and Wa-isa
NnCsar sare rtfgrnrt .ra.n thtcsgo-
s Ha gaa8rch. 81 Holisnd- = in
aiiea. 1ace st tne nve0tpn.
81 EsmHtea. Press Axent for
kaiann 3 snow in he citv
sessrs J ~ Hsges And Samuel Muher.
of t.eve se'i. a-e in ne city.
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gue.t cf Ns falfa nsesn.
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ber Iutftrf b AeweiL
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the q : rssfertaf.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-22

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yesterday sn6 SD e. . ELsskss Hxxtap
rsperter isst evening thst tie indscstions
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strorxest wea h~sore tss convention ~sTs
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tie 6sst ~s1l3 nnTrew 6s~a ~ ths tsrse
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tee rsnfn>@ NJ Bsrok ssrr fsss TIRE
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-22

ftstfFFft = ~ TttstetsT effalh
Ara. June u.-Thos. Hal Vas standing
near J. ". Burt's door yesterday sbout I
o'oieck ,. n when lightsing struck met
siie ciotbes iios that YES ALERT fo1r feet
from Mr. Hill and knecke6 him dos8 snd
sense sss and after avs TaiHntss be ressin
sd eoBsctsasnsss bat kis iower hnbs we're
80 sedly bart thst Il vss faily t~o h0ars
before ke csniS sss iksD. His Soa took
sin horns IN . suegy sn6 he is ever il this
naoTning The ssns. bolt tore q colann in
M. Barts stoep 70 pieoes tnsf the hae vss
fastened - bat did no other damage.