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The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21

The unqualified success which this house
Is having with their great special September
sale Of winter overcoats, ulsters, REFERS, &C.,
carried from last season is worthy of men
ton, and especially gratifying. But 1t Is no
source of wonder or establishment why it
shold be so, such prices as they make for the
quality will attract large crowd of intelli.
gent buyers any time, and the determination
which they manifest to push off this surplus
stock commands the admiration Of all the
bargain buying public. Why not give them
CALL 1t may be to your advantage. You
can see.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
Reunion.

A reunion of the class Of 'S7, P. II. s., was
held at the United States Rotel last evening
and the following officers elected for the en-
suing year:
President-Charles Skillings.
Vice President-May L0veitt.
Secretary-John Comedian.
Treasurer-Fred T0llman.
Executive Committee-Matty jerks, Miss Mabel
Prince, Charles March, Miss Annie FurloDg, Miss
Jennie Porter, Miss Marion Chapman.
Among other business transacted it was
voted to hold series Of assemblies at Gil
bert's during the coming winter.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
MARRIAGES.

In this city, Sept~1S, by Rev. Henry r WINTER
Albert G. Brown and Miss Almena w. knlgnt,
In Saco. Sept. is, Geo. <. Macomber and Miss
In Bath, sept.I7. WIN. +. stearns and Miss An
nile May Place.
In Winthrop. Mass, Austin d. Miller OF Boston
and Miss Sarah J, Croker of North Bath.
In Augusta Sept. Is. VIM. Bradstreet Nickels
q Leavenworth and Miss Lucy A. Vuimpy OF
Augusta.
lii West Hampden, Sept. 10. Arthur K. Hardy
and Miss Minnie K. Rowell.
In Danforth. Sept. 15, r. X. Osgood and Miss
NAV K Kitchen.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
WEDDINGS.
CLARK-BIsHOP.

A very pretty wedding took place at Gro
ton, Mass, Tuesday, the contracting parties
being William II. Clark, OF this city, book
keeper at Shaw, Hammond 6 Carney's, and
Miss Sylvia E. Bishop. Of Grotop, Mass.
They will make short tour lin New Hamp-
shire before returning to reside in Portland,
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
Accident.

Mr.. Charles Gould, a machinist in the en-
ploy of the Portland Company, met with
painful accident at the works of the COM
pany yesterday afternoon, his left hand be-
ing caught In one of the cranes and the fore
finger severed at the second Joint.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
NEW ADvKnTIsEmENT.,

ne Ucdther todGt
q likely to BE-
rainy.
PORTLAND, SEPT. 81, 1889.
T<HE store is open
Il tonight until 9
o'clock.
In other years our adver-
tisements of the arrival of
fall Neckwear have always
begun with the announce
ment of the finest line,
the choicest assortment,
lowest prices, etc." and
then the other regulation
phrases which mean much
or little. have been worked
in, all to get your atten-
ton to what we had to
show.
n We dislike to use the
same old words over again
in. speaking of our open
ing display for this Au-
tumn; but they never were
any truer, and their appli-
cation was never more fit
ting to describe the really
magnificent stock of high
class novelties that is to
be shown for the first time
here to-day.
Every year sees a bet
tering of silks, of shapes,
and OF styles; every year
marks a little improvement
in the designing and max
ing of Neckwear for men,
and this season is no ex-
ception. A dozen shapes,
all in fashion; a dozen
colors, one as good as an
other; and thousands of
patterns offer a choice for
the qualification of every
individual taste. NJ
We have gone i,,s.i into the
fine grades a little more
than usual, a little larger
stock of what you'd call
high priced goods mot high
from a Furnishings store
standpoint), but the popu-
lar lines have not been
neglected; the 25c, 4Sc,
and 75c. ones are here in
greater variety than ever,
and better valueS an each
than yo~'ve had dsfors.
A few samples mea-
gre representation of the
stock,-a in the window
to-day. If your attention
is caught by any one of
those ne can sAoaO you a
Awndysd more Of the same
shape, all dlHereast IN color
wEg~rs.
Everybody knows Dents
Gloves,-the best of all
the London make,-but
everybody does not know
that a bright competitor
in Austria is making a
Glove that looks and feels
and wears like Dents, and
only costs $I.25 the pair.
We carry a complete line
LII COoo~,ra fbopo
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
1YO and 1872 Middle Street.

To.dayis the busy day.
Every department is crowd.
ing for glory.
Fall overcoats Fall Suits,
chiIdren's Suits, ChiIdren's
Cape overcoats, Furnishing
coods-Everything demands
first place.. Possibly we
ought to give our chiIdren's
Department a better chance.
Hundreds of Short Pant Suits
just received, So, So. Sc, ST,
So to $I2.
chiIdren's Cape overcoats
for Fall and Winter wear, all
new and very nobby, So, So,
So, Sc to $40.
Odd Pants 80 cents and up.
Three piece Suits So to SIG.
Large Boys Long Pant
Suits Sc 10 $40.
Cape overcoats for the
Large Boys and Young Men,
SO to S25.
Would like you to see them.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21

SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. 81.

After sleepless night, use Angostura Bitters
to tone up your system. Buy only the genuine
manufactured by DIR. Siegert & Sons. At all
druggists. sept2leod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
steamboat Co.

Steamer Merryconeag will make two ex-
cursions to Harpswell tomorrow if pleas
ant, leaving Custom House wharf at 10 a.
m. and p. M, arriving at Portland at l and
b,30 D. m,
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
Buy your hat of Coe today.
New Fall Neck Wear today at Merry's
Robert r. Som ers, Natter.

Robert r. Somers, the halter, 232 Middle
street, shows novelty today In the shape of
a fiat brim stiff hat with silver buckle.
This hat is having run in Boston, and is
only handled by the prominent dealers. Mr.
Somers is the only dealer In Portland that
has these good. Mr.. Somers has also put In
an elegant, and by far the largest line of silk
umbrellas that any dealer in Portland ever
handled. His immense window is fairly full
of them In all styles of handles, gold, silver
and natural sticks. A glance at this window
tomorrow would be treat for any of our
readers.
Dunlap & Co., celebrated hats at Merry's.
The lace hat is the latest. Coe has them
Merry's New Flat and Roll Brim Hats.
Fall silk hats, very low, Coe.
Try Merry's elegant Fitting Shirts.
Coe sells boys caps for 25c.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
Sale az custIs,s stock.

Charles Custis's entire stock has been
bought by Rines Brothers and will be sold
at Rines's store.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21

Respectfully submitted,
o. NJ. BECKETT, Treasurer.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
irfesident.Mrs. George s. Hunt
-, wee fresidents-Mrs. Margaret Merrill Mrs
q n; bMeDowell, Mrs. H. M Humphrey, Mrs. M.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
DEATHS.

In this city, Sept. 90. Lydia A.. wife OF Francis
q. Rich, aged 81 years months.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. at
the Perry House. Burial at convenience OF the
family.
In Saco, Sept Is, Mamie E.. daughter of Charles
Mitchell, aged year months.
In Biddeford. Sept IS. William Brown, aged u
years IL months.
In BddefoId, Sept. 10, Mrs. Henry Cantara,
aged % years months.
In Bath. Sept. Is, Jonathan B. Knight, aged IA
years months.
In Gardiner. Sept 15. Geo. W. Goodwin, aged
30 yean.
In Jefferson, Sept. IA, Roscoe q. Avery, aged
30 years 10 months.
In Chelsea, Mass, Sept IL, Lizzie. only daugh-
ter Of Seth and Eliza G. Martin, formerly Of this
city, aged 80 years months.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
SCrOfuIa HumOr
my Daughters Life was saved.

MY Daughters Life was Saved"
ain regard to my little daughter, whose life was
saved, as we believe, by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
would say that before she was six months old
scrofula sores began to appear on different parts
OF her body, and in short time she had seven
running sores. Two physicians were called but
they gave us no hope. One of them advised the
amputation Of one OF her fingers, to which we re-
fused assent, Our attention was called to Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and we began giving it to her. A
marked Improvement was noticed after she had
taken only one bottle, and by continued use of
it her recovery was complete And she is now.
being seven years old, strong and healthy. The
other members of my family have been generally
benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla. and recon-
mend IL as an excellent blood purifier" b. c.
JONES, Alma, Lincoln Co., Me.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81, six for S. Prepared
only by G. /. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
.n.I 100 Doses One Dollar
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
Standard Clothing Coming.

Coe, the halter sells trunks and bags.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21
For any case of nervousness, sleep

lessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
The only nerve medicine for the price in market.
dw1w
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation;
Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructation;
Gives healthy sleep; also aids digestion;
Without narcoti sfupefacti0n octod&wlv
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21

During the last month we have been SELL
ing by these samples and delivering from
the storehouses until 81 lots are entirely
cleared except the samples As these are Of
no further use to us we shall clear them oat
at cost or for any reasonable offer.
The Portland daily press., 1889-09-21

and cost them trfling sum for first class
Chamber Set. Be on time and get first
choice.
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Mem ordinations.
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AN PUBLISHED By
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POSTERS MELopIEs Each in ys. Richly asN,, 2
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Clark Syo 336 PAGES with 1874 plans ana
manual for architects and others interesea IN pn
For wears text book the chief
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L. N SMSMoRIAL BUILDINGS AT NORTH EAs
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'ST TfE IN PFSM foSsA HALL AT HARVARD gMIVER
81 TR1NiTY - CHURCH. BOSTON. % Gelathe plates
anp e numerous other books the list Of Ticknof
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ps. North River. vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS:

CoFFEE-Tbe spot maket Flo grades is wei main
tanned continues fairly active saes 4VVV
bags at Use for No and y Ssc for No q as Sty
quoted Is 3-4c. Mid Crowths have a nooer5G hqullS /,
sales 9 600 Dkgs East Indies part II l4c Ihsre HS
very quiet market IN the option line via sD,slSS %
changes opening easter, but closing a. snght
advance on better foreign adyiCes. uayre Is up - ~.
aud Hamburg gained about IA pfg' lao quoted nIn
Regular nrst 400 good second 2SoS0 VY
stock 82 600 bags santos receipts q days. 1000 bag
me- nurcbases Tor II s. during tho past week $4,000
bags purchases for Europe and other eonSes oHrE
cearaDces by 90 steamers of u 81
a 600 bags no cearances Europe and other countries
1000 bags; seamers loading AZ RIO for United states
freight ner steamer and cent primape pcf
bag total Santos stock go 600 bags; Santos pnrchiss
for rni states 80 600 bags Santos purchases for Eu
rome and other countries G6 900 bags SANTOS ceaances
Tor o. s. by M steamer. 80 900 bags santos ceanhees
Tor Euopa and other countries $1,000 bags: stea IS
loading AZ santos United States, santos market
10 May 1880 3S27 900 bags same time isSS iobnoOO
same tue 1857. 3lJTUCO bags; receipts AZ santos
I~Iv 20 Nav < 1859 Q 10000 bsRs. same time 1858
ioi 600 bag: same time 1887 2.2o5oOO bags ssi,s
b.ra a 20 hays
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY p, 1889,
GREAH TRUNE LlNE

GREAT gRUNE LINE
Train, Gave NS1iYofk Via Dosbrosses Corandt
F PsSut = sad NO West with Pullman Palace
Cars @t5'Ghod YORK and hass6 limited Sa f saa
Dining smoking. aud Sleeping VestibGIec Cars at 100
w,i,a NM 'LSsk Haven 100 m p. Cory and
Erie az $ p. M, connecting Ut Cory for TtusviAe
ro ana ob SaS U' 20 m 20 p NJ and 10 rs nigh.
Foi co j. m 90, 800 and 4 200 y. Sunday.
and wS "a SG nsson and the South Llnsod wssA
Erss Of a rmV ifESs SsF o6 Sa y eIcSp s
as Dining s Ca. a. 5S n o6 a and Washing
sunday G 2G Us and sSo NJ so and 90 % niS and
i2hS Night FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
10 20 D. IN. Sln.Uusn CAP, and y. N. seeA
S' f B.y h as % "S and d Intermediate .
ana % 20! stop at a &sOS S%9dfSyi o' and
EO ga RSp n st SSUO 100 va ~ Sg va
sOstS Of "brOOklyn Annex. connect with all through
trains at jersey City. aGoeiing speedy and dirSes
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express talna leave via DesbroSses and Cor
iandt Streets berries rs follows:
Oar end 10 washIngton LnllSd and ii a. M. II 20
$50. a $50, q 9, 80 = ana D, n; aad
~ SC sunday EAPSSe esS iS Ia Lniisd aps
TRAINS leaving New. York daily, except Sunday a. Q
aG aa "a D. N on sanaa5 sonss q r. saS as 10 10
sSs Nos is, + SS g. ana "a n,s.4-
courtss and Br9ekiyn Annex station, foot Of FULTON.
shesS Sosss and issdeqcss san ,o' and
0hAS asssril Manages. asnsri Sslss 2asaA
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e.gal aaiires.

c1PTCIAI NOTICE to creditors Of CALVIN z.
- AUSTIN deceased The People q eS SssS -
YORK by tho grace o. God free sna and consent OF
, tse next on Kin OK CALVIN p AUSTIN ate OF nro
W 20 N Y deceased; pursuant 20 INC pso
visions of section 2os7 % tho Code q SIy beT claim
onst aid deceased the surrogate or ihe
Washington ". Y, at his oGice IA me y I,tne 1850
~ In testimony whereof, We have CAUSED tne esa ne
III oniee OF oar said Surrogate's Court 70 Do
hereunto affixed. - = r,trY CIV
w. o. rogats of our said County at the Surfogates
Office, in the village Of Saiem5 washington
Co., M H. on VIZ - H. D. W. c. HILL. Surrogate.
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corroN MARkErs-nY TELE0EAPH.

LIVERPOOL May I p m,-COttoi-rho sales OF the dAy
Included 4. 500 bales American. $500. ,,.,,.-
$500, r,.et stsadV -MiddlinG-TOW MiiiNnR
clause Nay delivery 76td SELLERS MAY and June delivery
July B4f sellers July
and Arru.t dslvory bBtd buyers, AugGs aud Septem
her dslivsry 35A sellers September aud October dell y
- S,g6A .rrrs October and November delivery j 81
~ buyr-s November and Dccsmb.r delivery, 50 SD
srlleTs se otember delivery, s64d sellers
a,ryy-Tys May Cotton firm MlddhnE. Ill low Md
Az 10 ID; GOOD Ordinary lo and receipts
gIl = salca 1871 tales stock. 6.0Ss Dales
NORFOLK May B-CottOn nrw. NiddhnE IL ret and
o.. rrsirs lB2 bales exports eoAstwise 81 bales sales
b. bAlca stock. bPll bales
s,v,xv,. NAV Cotton -Firu MidliHE los. Low
NIIS I,br iOl, God Ordinary 9 and gross roccptA
bales exports ooAstWse Sos DA''A' aao" ~ OAo'
sIock. 2 SBl bales
NEg oHrEAxS May Cotton Steady. AidhlinE. loh
Low Madung iOi. Good Ordinary ill6 net rcc-pis,
IL hlss .oAs roocipiI 2lOl balos. sales 100 bales
stock. IsUU25 bales
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STAINED

Coed Ordinary. $40 Low MidillnR e,
Optous-weAkuess preaonnated throughout me onure
day AID nnal figures about tS lowest showing ~
losses OF Cell points on near and points on l9to
months closing heavy. Lower Liverpool adNlccs llecf
1isng selling increased receipts were tho Influences
which were brought 70 bear the market Speculation
was fairly active, ll2. 500 bales changing hands as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLoUR.Ho,,dg5 rs wSr rSu ahiPs
bat sOnset s0dsy gh. aSsnSe was sseuf but
neral rule price, :6oT no 1s-ssl oISoo
b sEPOr 9iT Mn i y 1o SS; T for WI
indies 500 bills Mlnnssot4 ENtra 81 s5esp % 900
bbs wlnicr Wheat E1,Ta e SSss' % 90 5O' oagprs
a6s e. G G9p XII SS Tor, co.
wss9 GS SrsdSs e sJsss IS Fair % Choice % 4os
s SSs. To- q F FaS9' O. FGS5 20 MH
sPanE M6;1 ISv "a E ga To- 9i srs ss ' Far
IgS 50 HsH,t , @rnS a. e IxSe C sSr
Market closed Ss{ s1iS. as sSs
S SSlss S Grade sag e ,a
q sR tSfSS TLoLGogi:{ :Sady and
S %s,sIS Saocd a 81 osS BayWHo 81 Aie'
'0V GR&iN-wHEAr-opa were again e4araS,cH,sd By
s' Gu stasa a eaod for sea meHda a
ston without much Nc anl long inieI, o, 9 o
S SSsi TsT sr g ssd hands in The ytoq largely
e.; ;ef Stas S s1S OF Of i"ao yS?
SpPy for no tho Sai sGt a. 6o aga were deound
in great measure Gable aayes. wsre dgn ana az,
SS iSS au,so which caused rnomenIry v.a!ne.s The
SlISnstbSS the MARI wa. Tho uniayofabo csop lceounts
Of dry y ySoa o ana :. eqae s and afT ss &
against ss Sse ana q Sso I',psay% ' SSa
TtSs Of lsSi4c only to sst,is back sss55e lster on
sGas : sts. Sh Jun: Closed % % 9 July aS
Spot lots Wero held Nth fair show Of ttesdlnesA
and took hyU and h9h loads Tor Ant
werp ana United Kingdom Mllers, however. we're quiet
sAes 9S4 600 bush future, 50 900 bush spot Including
No . Red. {. o b, lSGl 4e over June; DO ehoaL 6be
over June; % IN store, quoted sSGs9 l4ei No NAY
sSss3 3se, closing az 80 lsc do June. 81 S4Sst l4o
closing Sac do July, - lSlsds5 2c, eioLng al soc
Is Sss6 go closing IS s-sc October sGdS6 l4c
closing at 50 lac do snber 81 i5l6a - lie closing
at sc...RYE-In light DEMAND and prices nominal
BARLEY-Duil and entirely nominal. .BATlE1 MALT
Unchanged price and dull. Go lkNThs general
market tended higher today rejecting tho situation az tho
West Cash grades fully 12alc. with lighter ou-r
inga and fair demand Exporters took loads here and
loads at the port besides loads weo sold c. and
f. The bulk OF which Tor shipment Options respond.
Cd with an advance OF 1885 but tho speculation was
quite moderate sales SOs 900 bush future zoe 900 buh
~ lac elevator STEAMER Mixed. 1913 l2c elevator
s4dG4 lac delivered Mixed, A4a44 Lac elevator,
"a i4E44 lie delivered. 43 i2c 70 arrive a 3+a4 Use
c. 2. and l. Old No. o 40 l.2o delivered: No. NAV.
| II 34d42 14c. closing at 42 lIc; do june. Al 5s
Al Use closing at Tsc; do July. - 3SdSG l2c clos
ing at a l.2c do August 90 3SaI3 Ice. closing az
80 lee DO September - lie closing az - lie -,
| OATS-Ako strengthened IN kccuing with the drft
on wheat and com Cash lots had ialr demand, AID
some grades advanced about lac. Option orc iAa
bsc hi7hcr and moderately active sales 80 'W0 bAeh.
DO White 20 I.9623c No .. - 1890 IN elevator.
| 10 3 IS8ic dTuvrrcd; White. 80 I2c No" White,
| use MiNnf Western 2SG32c White do. IS Soc No
NAV 5000 lie closing at % -: Do June y "a a
zoe eiosng Of 29c 10 Tuly % s6?G asc. closing az
| % 80 -. FTsFD-Quoi~i, 40 N ijaGOci 90 N BOD
! COO; 30 n Ojd7oc; 100 n, 70asoc sharps' eoao5c
/ Rye Feed, 7jc.
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Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamships
A NEW.YoRk AND LIVERPOOL w., q.
S. CITY OF Ro&E, Wed, May %, Jun, rs July "a
~ and every fourth wednesday thereatef. .oo
Saloon passag9 go AID qpwa4d seeens eSa'' w.
From Pier Al, North River. foot OF LeIoyse
Ctrcassa.. May H. 2 D. N. Anchoria May 20 M
Rates ;, q P aSspp1ygs - 20 LIVERPOOL;
Cabin $50 and eco Second class $50 Steetase, ~;
Circular Letters OF Credit and DRAFTS tor any
lra's''e" .nnunt issued az lowest current rates . 80
uENnEpSoN PROTHERS Bowling Green. =. 4.
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COTTON-Th1 spot market ruled quiet but prices snow
no material change Salcs "5l bales for consumption.
Also last week not before reported SOS7 bales for
gXDort and 055 bales for consumption FOR receipts.
$40 bales as against 9s5 bales last week ss6t bales
ior the same time last year. SiDoc september the
reee.nts AZ The ports aggregated 544 Isl bales
narng With 52j9 2OS bales for the corresponding time
Quotations arc based on American Standard Of CLASSIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

Stock Of No. Rcd In store May 4, I,COlNg but."i,
against 47o6.7G7 bushels a't week. ana 'V"'''' OU'''
EewYos Produce Exchange Of visible supply
SATURDAY Wheat eat i''' Corn. oat. Rye Barley.
Total in
aGoat 20 40 1874 llas6I 74%l25 l4ao29s 736"2s
bScreass 7iii75 H2$2o -. sl9os h"'So
visible supply in the United States and Canada;
NRtS asoi So 1870 9329 s9G
?4?ss5l tSs2S SdS SSG: s4sfit53
on HAY noa!Ss;s IsSsIE$; @SI,. deH Sss
Rss n hys s sSS
9 We ss n5Rp,RRS Rye, Scs5so Dat loGl5c ,
cSooo on esag5e Medium 'of isssic % Common
new S i a ssiOf C sR s do
iSaiSc; do 1897. Cd9e Eastern and wisconsin,, new
@ d iGcSs n aoE asy YoSTc ncsSon
OF the Centennial holidays ercUmscrbed the business OF
Son desdy would Be hard tell hgEoE "
RSaHths iron witch |. evident change Tor better
taken place S ya Ss 6und on S e
Pg0s e. q % far a. . ~ that 90 cents paid up
as meth H. pes here and have a the ' Sop
reports exchanges Sna can ma no instance IN which
e o bs me S SGI long a IN The
never knew heard o. G s which aS sS much early
sssrEaby we'll ard open Up ssSns and healthy The
usual Of hsrS wSs sa az n a ss T. sS Su 20
has no. Psen rss in advSnec php and the Vine
beginning 70 ISs bar way 10 the o sSs p and
asn =, fayoIed Districts H. climbing 81 hs rate Of IL
hos "a h9ST o,E sac VIII produce nnS mason a IsS
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gnstrnelicm

For Young Ladiss- City.
4 M rEc1uREs EoR LADIEs. -Rsv. Ds. ss,an.y.
n Ssbcei Tor girls 60s ttA.aye Mr. Gsrdaar 1890
81 Eistpy On Rhyme LADY tsaoAer vSated nsxs yeaS
~ AS NORMAN DESTITUTE (poahdsd 1857, uomr
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FOR Both Sexes-City
-fIecULkRs OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE: 50 q
xsnessnX nsiess SsSss hrresu, West iat6ssN II
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XHEEICA hsz besa engs5sa 70 GS{g spgng SHsrs
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Danrins Ataormies.

"A LExANpER MAcGREGoRs, los WEST SSrH'sT
n Pryate Lessons and Glasses In Dancing oauy.
Mendeissohn Hall " let for private entsTtainnien&
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NV TT I l. , INl LINZ,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
sADKlATIC, Capt Cameron Wed. May 5, IL o M
BRITANNIA. Capt P1rTll .......w Wed, May 10; : p m
CELTIC. Capt r. J. Wed. May %, noon.
CI.USi INIC' Capt Dawson we'd NAV %. D N.
Prom White Star Dock foot OF west 10th St =,
Balloon, 600. ESQ and 400. SIeerNRe, u and from
the Ola Country. so. a limited number Of ses-
ond passengers carried these ste1mas outward
AIS and $50 prepaid $40 excursion, s70 and s7o Com
pany's Onlce. No. IL Broadway NeN.I ork r 49,.