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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE Rio on the spot was ~:rong ana higher IN
syutatlv with the rise options NO nat pcd quVs'I
All Is he with reported sales Oh tns basis ana
do lSc Mid grades irt nut very nIm. p higbar
arN, ana stronger in keeping WIN hlgitT
s,bcs Near month, advanced 3QGfO points ana iatI
cries Gained oa 20 points, closing steady Win sso
Tea;lon IaNrc CLOSED 3 FRI better a. c1Lparie Win
'rtrr.dav and Hamburg advanced - G3H WeS no Ns
nm with very small receipts london wa also strong
.niIioI G,o,tiou. rs u m-Iunc f6s sd. July . du
49,. - Sd Seutemb,r 77s 3D. october 76s 3D. NoNs-
i.r rs 3D. Rotterdam reports good ordinary Java o1J
ni,Lct dm et0rk i'm Netherlands $50 900 bags arr Nas
at European ports during last month 0lSOo bag qel
criss At urouclu ports during las month, OoCOO pas
Stnck In a\re sos GOO bags Of which 277 coo bags are
BRAZILIAN Iio quotes regular first 30 klos); 02V
rn.J s1cood 10 kilos ESQ Exchange tprNdle - :
,eccpt, 600 bags, Rio clcarancos for :. u,oOo n'E
tot stock 1o 600 bag, santos receipts, MI lcceVs Az
I T III" sS9 To Nav 30 1900 22l5 OO0 bags same
zinc iss9 OO4 time ls~S LOO, %
Iags rccont, A. santos July I, fSS9 to MAY 80 Ie|U
s35 600 BAGS; time 1889, =. 10000 bags sam"
time ISIS 1,O69 600 bags.
Solo A. follows.
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city sauehteng Arm and q 'a Ftc T Sa held over
% change rr rtcd IN the European market hhipn<'
A. tr.,iousiv stated 49,, al ~, eo,h . al putt<r.
80 AID all sold NJ per u by Dllenba'N
i,n,,,,, mo average weight was 10 n: -,
SHEEP AND LAMEsBcceipts = caroaa, oil o' and
h'sn 20 "a I9Goxcn Trade dun and prices weak. and inc
, wa. not oil sold Poorest to best sheep ranccd IRON
AZ, TO &c per y Spring baup' Sou ~ '"'o anu - ~
Of wiptor.ic1 do at &C. -. o-o ,,.oi,i. ,,n,,. az T.,
. Nila o.. CSC rer y virginia Ewes Ill u. AZ oHD
e. fiicock Sons 2iG ylrenil lambs o. % d o'
~ N a. Sc: do 90 ~ a. So rs kntnchy Iec
ond rirl,s Jos n. at 3l-c; 81 jersey no. 81 H. ~ ~
70 DO o., y, at sc. - - - s,.o q, :, -, =, a, nor
,o61 Oh a. 40 ~ ~ 100 do. - n az *sAo M
r. : Ka~c: 1876 wint"r-fed i"'"'"'' ~ j" '' - '
spring l1aap Dcgcy: c9j Kcn;ucky Lambs G3 n. at
T1leib,ck Hollis o3s Kentucky Lambs 062 H. a'
81 JI2orncton 90 Kentucky Lambs. GS y. at Sac;
t,,rc. 100 n at 5'2c do 100 r. a. n,' - ,..ds
noes Recent. 81 carloads n 5Hlo he;n II caoat,,
., Isr.rv CITY - carloads a. iOtl.St ann clloaus
IIobokcn None for sale awe No''"''' HV''S "
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THE STAIE or TRADE.

Baltimore. MAJ 3I-Cot,on firm; mdillnc. To-.
IrnIIT ratur ct,l J.. iiuWII4 Sti.t .,nH "''.lu rI
- .JaS2 Is do extra -3c-4 do family, = -"N7i -
c,tv mills. brands, extra, - ''"-'t "iiIi "i'
lrltent S5a>j 80 spring do - lve-' % Do -if'ti
uOa d, extra - lOd:i 80 What southern Ian,
artiVe and .tsdy. FiI s5o@2r; iougb.ir,, NDe'-' t
no , 90G9Oac: steamer 80 I'd. 90 .ot" ,ti",tei
so = winter and rcd -uO. -94c Nay So July ~ -
bld. AUGUST 9Oec pteu.trr. 9U'tct De'rini"r J5-
Southern alrly and -t-Sdy WIZ A-a.i" =
yellow, 4Oa4l2c. Wr-tr cA-J niNd -i"t aV's' .1''
iOisc June. 4O a4Oasc July. ioa4o-rt Argrs 4V'a
4Oiec -tamei -ac. Oa9 dun u.erla,d southern ana
I'.rn-r,au.a. 81 a3Jc y W"rtctu WHIT b3"''. q"
mixed 32 e. dB3 ec grade so white. "a -2e htr stony
choice. G3Uo3r; primo. oldb-rt E''l 10 l't.
Iay qu!,t prime 10 choit" Timothy III "'H7l" ITO
Visions ei,.df and unchaug 4. BuuT rtrn@l ~ az.
fancy lac. 90 choice. IL imitation go. lN' i-
ladlt fancy 100. do god 20 choice. oat. -b' P' go.
5d7c Egg, .trong. 10. (oi'" firm no ,"lG" -' i''
zoe: so = lS4-c. Sugar atty, srlnu.at d. o'.r .i-
Buffalo MAY 3l.-Nheat-No ! bard oi.n'd Io''f
.ellc asked SO. ! northern opr't co. go '''-t' ~
nc askrd: winter grade dull ana ui't4 ~. iI.
M, track - ,d.,-Lc. / whit Michigan. 100 tor ~
a-sed. com opened weak and GOV hut closed Nrn AZ
3G.u3.r 80. 3. lu -t'f 3b's i"'t'
1.. o'i,.t hut steady: white. ll Pc. t' so 5
,[,ite e sc so mixed on track 81 'tr Hlfir' gun
Nn = rXtf4 6za83. 80. 3 Canada. $4,000 a-Hrl Ft"
b. - fa,ent .pfing ~ -5dsb 30. b'.t ".nt.r - 20
=, 10 Nlliotd easy winter bran. rliorli -"t 'Yit
liz 80 Canal ir.lhL5 lower wheat. j.r ''ih. 5'-.
1,ts To- Ncw-lorS lumber o. N'W-l ofs o. -. ~
- oC hush. corn, 50 900 bush oa'~ 0N" DH7' Canal
icfts-Whcst $500 busn; corn B. oon ln,l oats.
~ tCo bush Railroad shipment Flour. 600 br.-
wheat 90 Oc0 bush, corn. 100000 bush "'i- 10 'v
chicago. May 3i-The leading futures ranged As fo..
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Canadian 15hc; Western. fresh 15a15+c; Southwestern

Canadian 154c Western, fresh 15a15+ci Southwestern"
14s,dl5c. 49,. LTD .-or,o,
40 sale, ri ortd Fair refining quoted at az.
REFIXE6ln tar T cGt io, ana C.e cubcs
a. po,,d,eS GLc 'Granulatod. 6isc; Mould -
6 3IOaGi,c: Ccnfectoncrs' "a" Lice; Stand2.Id ~
rASa C. . she 'C.' Sc yellow. 4a.c. ,,...,.. Land
in les quoted at Sic: do in hhds, zee Olcomarearne
dull city. sac , a ,,.io, prpo city
quoted a. lie sale, SO, 600 H. at f2c.
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THE PETROLETM MARKET.

Tho enoculativc spirit In crude petroleum seems ;"
b., v b,ustcd itself with the spnrt 10 90 cents whch
occurred a week ago. Last week there was Nhr'hN'-"
~ tr,,s,ctons and the reactionary movement was
continued on p small pressure OF goods. The dcvchp
,,crts I'm the petroleum fields hardly be credited
with the decline. the pipeline runs SUI SHo"
laccinr behind the shipments \ number OF Eo"n
nroduclnr wells were opened In different districts anu
in thc island, Of the ohio River. on Enrcka' Nc'u
Virginia. another strongly flowing well was struck h"t
M bir gnshcrs" have yet been reached by the drli
and rccorl Of 900 1000 barrels day S required
of a well nowadavs II it, output Is to disturb values
Tho activity Of the drill throughout the oil country =
fv sustained however. and were not for the heavy
diff, made by the refining interests in filling M
t,rl,ro n the Fast there might be danger ~ some
accumulation Of stocks above ground. II the partlt
return. Of the pipe lines afford any Trustworthy guido
q, Tho ,iuaion the monthly reports due ten days rom
NOW Will reflect material reduction In the vi'hl'
supply Lacking three days. the runs this month have
amounted To I.-1i,2iS barrels. daily average ot
Gi 7qi barrels. and the deliveries have aggregated
@IIgO5g barrl,, daily avcriG" of '',6-i barrels
Hero i, total cXcc-, Of deliveries OF 3O4Sl1 baiT'I'
or 10 80 barrel, q day. The charters In May. U"o
day, missing have amounted L. LOLITA barrels
or - 3D. barrels daily. compared with dfilA average
# -. -i9 barrel, for NAV. l--D The refined export
market IA, quiet and the sia'kcninc Of IL" d.
nAnd coupled with the case in crude, resulted tn
lowering ~ quotations. q, uotoI below. Ihr exports
~ crude. refined. etc. from the Atlantic ports from
January u u''c' amount - -'-''''' '' 7"'.''
dccrca~, Of 7.7l7O0O gallon, compared with the cor
responding period Of year ago.
g.. i,.... tho tr,uerf rr,-off,. 4
i'' '''"' va I''''''' 81 ''
number - suNi,i feature Ia render ~
d.. f.,.,.. - ,,i.,,- ,rf,,
dlHi'ui 10 Hu'd" '" II"D'''' '''''' ~ az 49,
any degree oi confidence. ID" uncertainty 81 mhu
~ man, of the usually active operator, reflected IN
, ,..,... -, ,..tr...., TN.
TIC ""''""'' '''' '''' 49,
-iI'Nr "lcH't'' arr ''' '"'" '''' ~ '''' "
mat arr, marketable and the continued supremacy "f
....,..,. .,.- ,i,c outn.., -r..ul,ft,rly con.
,,,. .,.f, ,.....,,... ,t,.
''"''''' "' '- - ..,.
oe -diEatou ul strong bDA 'Ht'tt I"' ti' ""''''''
DO, Ga, v.,t az ,,.y material rise Wplk -c,'l - Dos
D." ' 0 80 Co.. ....
far from. insignificant Tie hrA LAr0lin iNdu'i''
an t d ,i. ..,,..,.f.,.,,p ,f orr s,r,.,u rival
is 'ilti la t'' ''.' ''' '.'i
while capable II defeat would become fotu.dah" on
.,.....,..,, , ga, -.,- az f,i, ,rtidc
any SERIOUS ''''i''''"'"' 10 '
r.nd. i. on 40 in, s.-ns ,,aic and ,e .sn4s prices
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Ocean Steamers.
MAINE STEAMSHIP co.

4 MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
~ The only direct line - Cottage CITY Mas and Port
land Maine Connecting at Portland with ali l.irId, and
steamship liur- for Bu IiaGbur. old Orchard po,nd
spnngs White Mountain kocld,nd. Bangor Eastport
~. JOAN, y. M and all fastom sumner resorts Ste1tu.
crs al, every Wnc day ANA Saturday at . d. M from Inr
IS. last River. foo " Market Street y ! Fo frther
Information apply to uOKAIio HALL Agent at tn pier
4 NCHOR LINE. l.. 5. NAIL Steamships
~ r,,, 90, rier q : X foot II Icr9y.st
IS CITY OF ROME .SI, ~
saturday, Juno IS July 20. Aug 20. srpt 20.
Cabin 200. $50. 800. second cabin $40 Seeraoe 900
NEw,YoRk AND GLASGOW, VIA LoNDoNDERRY
Anchors June II 3 p. m Furnessis June IS n M ~,
Cabin 20 snd $50 second elasN. $50. steeIrgc so
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Z bowling Green "
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for Sale

now TO GEI II
At now depot hOrs'-. foot 43d b. lih
st.. last river.
isy ending wagon direct to vessel saving the
expense Of extra handling.
Finest quality Of hea,y Maine zee viii be- sold all the
sta at ft- depot Tie lowest market price
Prc-olL price. 10 per ton. Quantities '-, ton
30 cents per hundrd Il.
10. sting by -icAm No delay ln loading
lee shipping. Shipping supplied. Arrangement,
completed loading ion trans.
poration over all ralroad, crilnr out New. York
- - Z. l.. EIE EE.
DEPOT, FOOT $50 TO 4iTH SITS. EAST EIVEK
OFFICE. 1Ol PhRk ILAtE
NOIICE.-Ihs !. the only concern that has cut and
gathered - 'ntirc supply Of ice thereby masking it.cf
wholly independent Of speculative supply this sumner
IL J. alsp the only concern mat has house
Ia NcwNofh city and is abb ia consequence gIann.
tee 10 IL KtGt LAR CUSTOMERS a continuous dril\rry
at it. depot during the -c?-on.
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr

Ncw-York Saturday. May .-BEEVES-Eecclphs
"A carloads of 26o head22 carload- Wrchawkcn "a
carloads at Jersey CITY and Is carloads at 60th- Forty
for expectation alive and adj l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02

JNrAN-cHlNA
OCCIDENTAL AID ORIENTAL
Steamer. la,,. san rpnr.-.o d. in'o".'
orr,.4. rau.-tty. Juno &C.
rtf SATURDAY,. .Iqlt 49,.
EILDIC .....-......... I'.''''.
,..r.,.t, T.ur-GlF. September J.
sa..tg Appointed ~1l.ro. Accommodations
U.-,.t.a. an D.. nad. l. ..tt.- telegraph p AL
cabin plans o' pa and 1913 h.''AN'', ~" io'" ''
Room q r,aioI nH.dns ~n ii'"....
LfIANu STANFORD President.
r ,. .OpDv ,N ,,.n,.n r'-.'a..r A-'n'
Y-- -v-7T-r---I- -7T-7--17Ii IC-1T-yTTT7-
y I0E
COTTAGE cI Nt, * FFlo>>5ar,A E2 iv Asp
LAS'roH" MiInAlIii.L CC5N2i' fio<, '' ''''''' Be-
IEON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA
Can't. D. &, 3.Iu.i .,.,... pen o. D. j. .caton-st'.
EVERY TUESDAY At T. VI
.. a, . AID 81 I.,IT,i i,iNG 'oo.G' f,-,d diy,
Additional steamship o., 500. Arrangements a. conn
li.i rsI,,,iar- ais Information. ,,,,Krrll.
, EiH ,S,'l % BROADWAY ~ - R H:'i.''.
y LN- YORK AND CUBA NAIL =. COM
y ~ Ioii;s,JiH,> ANG Nl VI,
,,.,,,, ll',aaa ris,.? l'>lao 'l,m. ,. T.,
ftM, 49, ,.. g ,, '"4 I,a S'"' ' June
s %l<al:> "5is' % % t.p,'e f'.s ".
=. OF col Mia h4'ana aad o'ta' ~'aa JDnr II.
SANTIAGO. n..o. ih4r,. June
'o "'lI, au}, I E. W,.o' '',t, &c. ' r. &'s,.
NORDDEj T~cHLK LLOYD - CO.
y SHORT ROT n To- LONDON
NEW-NOEk. sol uuAMl'IoN NNp Hi;lNEN,
steamer. e,ll from pi,r FOOT ~ g.. Ilob,Aru.
FAST EXPRESS NlLNN H..
Iuda Juu, g.. % g Ali'r Nti Junr II.
3in Nod June 9. "A Vera So. June -. %.
iid,r SAT Jrnc :. a ~aa.r we'd. jun Is = a.
fr.t rthio 500 ard uuwdti berth. arcordug lo,
ZION second cabin 500 and hth S'ert" lowest
rat... or LIOHN CO.. so Rowling Groom
WHITE STAR LINE
w FOE ouGESSrOWN ANp LIVERPOOL.
ROY NI. MD UNITED STATES Mali. SIR. NAfTRS.
I;ritanni, JIno :. 9 - a. M Brtannir lu, >, D. n.
.N1jrstic... June II. Mt"-tlc July oil 30
ocrlsnic June ~ go am. %"ruanc Jui, ~. D. 3d..
rcutanic. June p. II 'I-u'onir JlN - so
From WltiL' star Dock, foot Of West lOtlst
second cabin thc-.. stctmers Saloon rates. $50
and upward according 20 steamer and ocattu berth.
second cabin 40 and SO ENcur.on tcAct favorable
.t.crugc. ere tomp'nv~ Onc'. No II broadway.
New-Yorh. Philadelphia Office. aoG Walnut-st
J. URi c. lNN\ ~. Agent
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OrcalI GleamcrS
West 18th Street.

HEARN' "e' '.. '4 a' street.
Trunks, satchels. Bsgs Steamer Chairs EurS Sc.
Largest stock and best values in Ncw-York.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY'S
tTrJ,s FoT: CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA, -
- M - - iND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
Ni Prom New. York. pier foot OF ana -st y r..
~ 81, Tronrisco via the fsthnus o. Panama.
NEWPORT sails Tuesday juno TO- nooa.
Nm, San Francisco. 1t and Bannan SIS,
'''' ~ For China AMI Japan,
crry Or pFKI "; sails SATURDAY, June IL, D. m.
~. ,,cIgbt Iossage AID general Information apply to
Iot oon,c m IN, plcr foot o, Cana-st Y. r..
co'"P""' n J. RILLAY. General Superintendent
nC0 -. u" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
* iE6p + tGT tYHA PUERTO CABELLO. CURACOA.
- 'O' " COi.O And MARACAIBO.
cui, ., Trirdad 10 land aid embark passengers and
N"''''7 49, mails,
From Pier SO. East River
prTrADT'I PM Tue, lay. June ,, y 90 D. M
20 IIiIt7 M saturday. June II. 90 D. m.
- - tTfS Thursday june o. 800 y. IN.
TTc,c American steamship, skecaly Quilt Tor Me
9ccOmn odatl0nr FOR passengers
u'"'' INV BOULTON, BLISS DALLEII
General Managers II Wall-St.
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CUNARD LINE
- n.,r xopIl 10 LIXEEPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.

~" From Pi,r ~ NOrh i.iy,i:
FAST EAPRESS MAIL sERVltrh" .,
iothI9a.. = m sat June 2-.1
scr,lo sat, June - y. '0tiiI W. a w.
,,t, M inc is u 20 'Umbria SatJu} o. ~ aIh'
WI .D. ,,,a' $40 and inward Int rmc1at $50 and
St.rr,sr cket and from all part Of Elrop' at
- ioy rae. For ght and pa.afc Apply " the COM
INV og'ca 4 BOWlin- Green Ne"-i ora 49,
P""' ,.I,pNoN n BROWN CO.. u'nrfal Agents.
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Counirp Doar0.

FIRsTCLAss SUMNER HOME for refnedh a asp,I sss.
"A party OF adults large private mAnsig several 9res
water BATH HIGH healthy View unt Nc.ai stsblng
lawn, walks, shade tennis station coa'ecaii ~
Address HOME, BIZ Bway. no0r OF - .nIId
Lawn me shade. brook near: fine Wow oins1"T 2.
pcstoncc near. Address f. r., Upper Reo r=
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SUMMER HOMES"
THE LOUIS BURC,

NJ l.. BALCu. Proprietor.
open from June 80 o. S,gt. 10 Beautifully loo at'd
amidst o-'ap aud mountain views. renowned c.i anu
Accumulated steward u charge OF their irctN' depart
m'nt- Music by or.h,-tr' OF solo artists popular n
40. .t, tirr-. address manager iu d'-N .ptlNo
,lr a a. or llans untu Jun. b. :. ALBERT BUTLER.
h n. Nt--
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Duluc-- ruled boz m" refined markets and quotations
were reduced 10 points Ia 30 for barrels and '2o
cont, per gallon for cases. Crude In barrels .
uoint- lower ~ 80 and napIthA unchanged al 80
cents per gallon.
per 100 Lllp, ~ Antwerp. ESQ marks 20 hip, 40
Lr.mcn and 20 > " pcuc" per gallon ~ London.
on CITY Penn. NAV III. National Transit certificate,
of.u,d t9tc. HIGHEST one lowest ~S7.c closed ---.r
.,Ir. 10000 hbl,. charter, 1890 bbl- Shipment
tlq gai bil-. rIu- -. go hb-
ri,,sl.rr Penn. MAY 81. Petroleum active: Natou..
Tran opened 40 H'''c ctsed ~ 1nc highest
ip.'s-t. e'ir.
o,1d f.. -a'~: closed 9oc; hghc-t 9cc lowest SOLE
'ar,ucc- ~, 600 bhl-.
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Milwaukee. MAJ b.. r.our dun. Wheat hFm; 80 .
EN- 55c Corn quiet SO on TRACK 80: oat' dun ;
40 whit on uAck &C. Rye casio. No IN i'olr
ifm Pork siS i2q. Lard % or. Buttrr lower
cfcddsis. sa8tc Receipts Flour BOO bb, wheat,
10 300 bush; barley, 1900 bu-h. shipment Flour,
2FG OBI %' M"y D i Very Slow and mar.
weak under more general prcesur" /" sell hjc Hour
from miller contnSsd light and supplies desiraiir
PIados, though not lar3c "s. IL eAc5, oil r.qWfrmHi
ieiccted 72o7sc fair e good milling whclt $500
prime to choice 9$a 95i ,"Am,G So = i'q IN rton
81 ~. july 9Ia92c; August ~ a92c. COM Option
market wax ana co'e "a i1%" n" %t Sn, i9' i I
local trade dull and weak with hbcra offerings o No
but ieht supplies 9! 'S'T s cSna ngnGa H.
stoanef in DO 3siac No. yellow In grain depot ijc
q" in Export ricya'or, 3J.c 40. miu MAY So, n
foc June, 32,'a%0e July. 5000. AHR4st 4O'ia
under n'' otc, and at1c hid: 40 3 ciipp"G "I
$Sasji2c: June, 38lG34c July 2o34c August 800,
Fct,oSnm dT rpancd in bis 3ioc Other article
Wheat 2 900 bush corn 10 200 bush oats, II 600 bush
vsnccd 3.n7Sc carly then declined and later II wen,
and down two or Ty S tre and cS'rd o. ad"9i T.
d91 re asked August. 80 5sc Decemicr. 90 81 Corn
aey esSs for c ' lid Th; 80 Aas gust 81
eA's g, 80 20 ,%a Tss1ct ma
STEADY AZ Goa 63c FlaN-cd. II 40 Lead quiet. VIA
%c.l nr%: ~ 90 wbj-kcy high Il o Provision.
and oHy oao GG ' anc aGae g. oo y 59 pss
600 S Ell %a, 1890 oo6 BIZ S2 seS ogS o
com 28s 900 bush oats. $1,000 bush r'c. 1000 bush
barlcr. 1000 bush.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
Queer Facts About GoIdf,h.

Goldfish that swim IN globes Of water
In our paflors are very sensible 20
changes in ths weather, and an observ-
ant person may learn to rely on them TO
forot9ll the coming Of q storm At such
times the asa are restless. They dart
about from place TO place, and never re-
main long In ono spot as in mild, pleas
ant weather. They may be taught
when kcptin large tank. to approach
their sttesdant by ringing bell An
other OF tteir peculiaritics is that they
may be frozen in lump Of ice in De-
cenber a1d DO thaw>d out alive in
April Although goldfish are now reared
and kept a. pots all over this country,
they were first brought bore from China
only thirsy years ago ". Y. Sun
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

fceFsaHeav go "a akcakLExa a 60
Ca 81 hsfors Ssptsasbsr -. Mr. isha
plllsa. n p, 4r Niai4m D Bsisa. =
: sAa NJ Tin HaSriagtsa. 4 r. SO
sail far IA States 60 plsA8 ease acre
ths eaass ef thsir eoantry ameag ths
Psopis of AnszieA- Tai will be Ar
harrtagtsn's hsst visis % ths great
Rspaalls, Mr. Dillon asd 1r. o 5Eisa
ara. of soarss, already famiitaF ~isa
its platforms. Ca sAis secasioas hos
ever, Mr. O'erisa will have - ais sids
ths beautiful Lily he roesatiy % ads hi-
Vie With great sgiris she resolved 70
face al ths f.tls suss Of lhs tsar.
As ths somp.aisa OF Mr.. Parasll On
his 6rst eoassis1tioaAl Rissioa trola
the lrishmsa a. hons 20 the irishmsn
Of Ansriea, Ar D. Ion vent 70 New
York In the late Aatuma % 1913 fhsR.
A. ao~. tas Hoass Of Conmoas vas
approaching = diss0i uti0a, rAieh cane
IA tue sprin< sf $50. I. Il nay come
In the sPring u is3i. eAasiag Nj. Par
nell to hurry away fFeD Asatrsal In
orjsF 20 mArshs, ais fosess Ia ireland
for the General Election. Thsn, az
now, ths shadow of iapsadiag fAnins
Lanz ever tho distgsssfal eoaatry, and
as will dOabtlss, agaia De the case,
sAoald the present fears prove only
too veil founded. large part Of tho
fl2 900, which resulted frsm the sx-
pedition, was devoted 10 the relief Of
distress snong tas psassatrY.
The plaas for the prsssas tour viii
not bs eomPlstsd tiu the arrival OF the
dspa Ati0a Ia Nav York, bat Ia all
probability II will occupy six monihs,
snd follow very much the sane lines
as that OF slsvsn years ago. After vis-
itiRg the principal cities of the States,
.s well a. naay of tie smaller towns,
the dsputatioa viii proceed to CanAds,
aad la ths early spring embark on
the St Lawrence for home. la order
that the smaller erntsrs OF population
msy not % neglected. ss on prsvious
tours, plan will bs adopted which was
found 20 have had uaOst satisfactory re-
sults daring the recent tour of Mr.
Dillon, Sir Thomas Esmsnds and Mr..
Dsasy in Australia. The three dele
gates attended mass meetings Of citi-
Esns In eOrnPsny aud then parted, each
going his own wAy TO address audiences
In the smaller towns and country dis
tricts OF q colony By the adoption Of
this method the missionaries will carry
words Of hope aRd sxhortstion 20 al
most every community Of Irish paopls
IA the New World
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
Sealed Proposals.
OrrIrr Enann Prr1tc MoREs. !

VFTIIT II'N"| 7
GRaNb RAFiHs. iiicb.. Sept. 81 $50.
Sealed proposals vi I be received ~ the Once
OF the ard until saturday. October = lst.
a. 80 D. n. for the censfruction II n sever in
{ linton strt e. frrm point 20 feet north 81
FairiaHks street % HsSfiugsstretf. according
70 the plans and pee tcatl0Bs on fle al the
Office of the Board.
The beard reserves the right 70 reject any or
all BIDS
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum Of tlpa 10 be forfeited - The City of
Grand Rapids ia case he sfaii fan - enter in-
& contract. iu accordance with his proposal. f.
should as said proreszi bc accepted by the
D0ard of Public Works
Al proposals must be made upon blanks
that wil S. furnished upon appiesfion - the
ofrce Of the hoard.
b order 81 the Board.
JAS. Y. DAVIS.
Attest Pres dent.
IsEn A Tr.NLET. Sc, efsrr eLt {
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
sealed Proposals.
OrrIcE BolRp or PrRLIc WoRks.

UFFfCE BOARD OF PUBIC WORKS, I
GRAND RArIDs. Mich. sept. ~ $50.
Sealed proposal = will bs received al the once
of the Board until Saturday October Z, 1870.
at 2:30 u. M. for the Improvement OF the
alley between Second and Third streets. from
Pettlbone TO Fremont street according 10 the
plans ard specifications on nlc at the Office Of
the Board.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his p roposal
the sum OF $4,000, 10 be forfeited 70 the city Of
Grand Rapids In case he shall fail 10 enterinto
contract, in accordance with his proposal
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works
Al proposals mcst be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application at the ONCE
of the Board.
By order of the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
FREp 4. TwAHLEY. Secretary.
nlf 1
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
Sealed Proposals.

OFFIcE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept -. lo9O.
Sc0led proposals will be received at the
ofnce OF the Board until Saturday, october :.
al 30 pm. for the improve nent 0I Caledonia
street. from Plantield avenue 10 TAYLOR street,
according 10 the plans and specifications on
hle st the once of the Board.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum Of $4,000 10 be forfeited to the City of
Grand Rapids in case he shall faii To enter
into contract in accordance with his proposal,
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
Will be furnished upon application at the
once of the Board.
by order OF the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
q FRED A. TwANLEr. Secretary.
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