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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-20
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT


RICHMOND, VA. May l9.-No offerings o
tobacco nj auction on 'Cange to-day.
Private sales reported % the secretary Co.
day Wrappers, - hogsheads; filters. l0i
hogshcads; cutters, 3 hogshoads; smokers,
2 h0gshcads; scrap. | hogshoad: dark
tobaccos, % hogsheads. Total, l57 hogs
heads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day; Inspections Bright, As hogsheads;
dark, q hogsheads; Western. 10 hogshcads.
Reinspcctions- Bright, u hogshcads; dark,
~ hogsheads; western. hogshoads.
Farmers, Virginia. Allegheny, old Do
mmion. Scabrook's. Shclburne's, Blan.
olard's, Wilson's, Myers, Shockoe ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, 60 hogshcads
and box. Deliveries, - hogsheads. 4
erces. and boxes.
Office Of the collector OF the United States
Internal revenue reports collections for
The city of Richmond to-day as follows:
Tax paid, cigars and cigarettes, $l,OlO.Sj:
t1bacccs, N1Wi0; special, $i2S.SO. Total,
$j.S16.0j.
The Richmond Tobacco Market opened
strong to-day with good sales Of bright
wrappers ami heavy sales Of bright filters.
Inspections and rc-inspections moderate:
receipts light; deliveries very heavy (about
five times rs great rs the reccipts) Inter
nal revenue collections were very good.
e. Mel
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New York Produce Market.
NV telegraph.

NEw YORK. May l9.-Floug closed steady
fine trades winter, S2@S2jO; do. spring,
n ma 500; superiue winter, S2.lo@ So;
southern tlour quiet: trade and family eX-
tras. So 5@Si.Sj. Wheat closed lower; spot
sales 80. , red winter, Sl.0Oi2 cash; do.
Nav. 9S1Sc. Corn closed "a 80. lower; spot
sales No. 2miXed, Alc. cash; do. May 1855.
oats closed -M3Ic. lower; spot sales No. .
white. 3Sc.; No. 3 DO, a3@3ic.; No. 2miXed.
3pIc. cash; do.May. 334c. Pork ste'dy
ne,, mess. Si4@Si4.25. Lard quiet; June
500. Refined steady; cut-loaf and
crushed. G7sc. powdered Sj.lS@S6.21; gran
ulated. yG@$6.o6. Coffee steady; fair car
goes Rio, l9Mc.,
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HOpkinsViile, Ky.

our market was very strong and active
TINS week, showing "a general advance ON
all grades Of all STYLES. The advance was
mainly confined to everything that was i'm
good understandable order Damaged tObac.
co and that i'm doubtful order showed 20
material change i'm price. We are glad IL
note steady improvement i'm the condition
of the offerings. though a good many dam
AGED hog-hcad> still appear on the breaks,
the result Of the soft packing in the earlier
priIings.
Farmers are very much behndhand with
their spring work and very little tobacco
land has yet been prepared. some small
paintings were made this week, but not TO a
sufficient extent TO cut any figure.
VI. II. CLARK n BRO.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
ra- faH .-.......a.

BALTIMORE, Md, May l9.-Cotton firm
middling, re. Flour, quiet and unchanged
Wbeat-S0uthern, fairly active; Fultz
sS@93c.; Longberry, 9J@9ic.; No. >, 9ll.
G92i &C.; steamer 10. red, Ss@S9c'
Western easy; No. > winter red spot
l4@92ilc.; May. 9ll4@92c. Ccrn-sou,h
ern quiet and easier; white. 4iW i1c.:
yellow. 43@ ijc.; Western easy; mixed
spot and MAY. 4l2{0 TIC. Oats easy; I'M
GRADED Southern and Pennsylvania, $50
3Sc.: do. Western white, 3G@3Sc.; do. do
mixed. 3f0 &c.; graded No. white, Sc
Rye steady: choice 63W6jc. Provisions
steady ana unchanged. Coffee very duh
Rio cargoes. fair, l9c. sugar quiet; gran
ulatcd, q Lice; copper-refncd scarce. 1910
llc. Whisky firm, good demand, Sl.OJ@
NIlN
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
y AMERICAN TOBACCO co.

sub cfbors 10 the ten share rights of this
company can secure same by endorsing GER
ihcaie and depositing same and one hundred
d1ilais with ua, on or before the 2oah Of May,
1900
Those who wish 10 subscribe 90 the unpur-
chased balance Of the reserved preferred
q gnt per cent stock can do 50 by signing the
application ing fame nt our ONCE. which viii
cntitle fuD.cflDcfs - such allotment as may
a. made Of said balance. The right 10 ten
thafe subscriptions viii expire on the 10Th
al May, and the allotment Of the balance un-
purchased viii be made 10 subscriptions for
kaiue made by that date Any further In
formation wanted can no had on application.
THOMAS BRANCH 4 Co,
my.lG-lns Bankers, 1iJl Main street.
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I'-'1'77FI7' ~ -. ~
Rcccipts-200 head Of cattle; 22j sheep;
- lambs: ;'>2 hogs.
sales-2oO head Of cattle; $50 sheep; :,
lambs: 80 hogs.
Cattle, best, "A TO 4l2c. gross.
a few extra fire higher. medium 10 good. "a
10 1lsc. gross: common 10 fair. - 10 SIC.
gross; sheep, to &C.. gross; lambs, 81 q
&c. gross; hogs, 81 TO 5}4c. net; bulls, ~
70 SIC. GROSS
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IYnohhnrV. Va.

lNNCnBURG, Va, May 1.-THE receipts
in our market reached $50, 900 pounds this
week, swelling the total to If 1898, 700 pounds
against l2,ilj,3o0 pounds during same pc
Rod last season. Offerings contained some
very good. fine dark iobaccos. which were
in very eager demand and sold up 10 IKE.
which is the top figure of the season. Lugs
and common medium leaf were likewise in
strong demand mt rather higher prices, and
the tone OF the market was very active.
llOTL CIAETER a co.
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STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

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burn, Flatulency, Collie, and all Diseases OF
tie stomach; Costiyeness, Inflammation,
Diarrhoa, Piles, aud Diseases Ofthe Bowels;
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Headache, Giddiness, Nervousness, Wan
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coats, reduce gorged OF cOngested condi-
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aud strength. They are
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Isnnot worth the small price of rs cents
fo free Yourself OF every symptom OF these
distressing complaints? IL you THINK SO cal
nj our store and get bottle OF Sh ION ' llal-
on II. Use accordingly, aud If IL does you no
good il will cost you nothing. Sold by boble
ker Brothers and II. NJ. Shields * Co., corner
of Fifth aud Marshall streets.
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"Iow 10 cure All skin Diseases"

simply apply 'Swayne's Ointment" NO
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face
hands, nose. &C., leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. Its great healing ana
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for swaynes
ointment.
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New York Financial Market.


NEw YORK, May l9.-Money closed al
> rcr cent. Exchange closed heavy; posted
rates, 1910 1861; actual rates, 1870
is39, for sixty days, AM isj&@lS5A fol
demand. Governments steady; currency
G's, III; Is, coupons, l22 bid; 4}4's do.,
fl2i-
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,AIrRAL nRIpGE mOTEL.


lhf most delightful summer resort in the
mountains Of VIRGINIA. situated 100 wards
II.u fle yfeYf Natural Bridge. Capacity 400
iNrsI scenery, music, ana tshin2 IN ne
n.nNfHins. $50 mOsQuito-s; uo maiAtia'
INun|-IIp tickets by Richmond ana Ale
..IUN tUl Chesapeake and ONO idilfotds.
I'r iall Information address,
mgI--llI-eoI E.O.IENrON, Manager.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE

For Sale by all Druggists. Price 2, cts.
per hOx; 3 boxes for 90 cts; or sent hy
mail, postage free, on receipt ct price.
Dr.. J. IL. Schenck & Son. PHILADELPHIA. ia.
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GALES nEpoRrEp TO sxcRErARY.

Wheat Longberry, 30 bushels prime at
CSC; 600 bushels very good on private terms.
~hor;berrv. - bushels good at 90; - bush
els common at 0jc. Total sales Of wheat.
1O6 bushels.
Corn White, 600 bushels prime on pri-
Yatc terms.
Oats Mixed IS bushels very GOOD on PR
waite terms.
COTTON REPORT
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~NEET SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, ". VA.

WINUII ~ n = " n
I.. n..f noted for its excellent and COM
f....... ..r0wmodHiions 40 the two Nirgi-
i. joe hotel buildings and colleges are
....I BOO their suI CriOr construction ana
...r. Altitude over 1000 feet. short
.Utl.ul drive from railroad station IN
t. ....I four horse coaches Terms reduced
.I, n.f Week. $50 per Month send FOR
Hm..I.s y NJ CARrMELL,
Hn. I--luro Manager.
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DOBERTSON HOTEL,
a. ROBERTSON, Proprietor,
EvhkyILLE, VA.

Sow being rcnttsd and tainted Every
fh.au nrst-class. Under ncw management.
iHtlr unsurpassed. The commercial mem
bono. satisfaction guaranteed
my7l-lm
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Baltimore STOCK Market

BALTIMORE. MD, May 19.-Nirginia
console. 81: do. tcnforties. 400 10; do.
threes, Gl@j1lI.
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pULM0NIC
SYRUP
VIII Cure
COUGHS. COLDS,
. And All Diseases Of tho
THROAT AND LUNGS.

II is pleasant TO the taste,
and does not contain n particle
Of opium or anything iGjsri-
Gus. Itisthe Best Cough Med
icine in the World. For Sale
by all Druggists. Price sl.0O
per bottle. DIR. schenck's Book
on Consumption and its Cure,
mailed free. Address
Or. JH.Scaenck 4 Son. Phlla.
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Do nj

neglect that cough, but take at once Dr
payid's Cough syrup OF fure rlhe lar
Horebound and Wild Cherry,
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Dr.. SCHENCK'S

And all Disorders Of the Di-
eestiye Organs. It's likewise
a COrrobOrative or Strength
ening Medicine. and may be
taken with benefit in all cases
Of Debility. For Sale by all
Druggists. Price, 81 .O0porbot-
tie. DR.. schenck's New Book
on Lungs, Liver and stomach
mailed free. Address,
Dr.I.H.Sehenck & S0n. PhIla.
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Richmond stock Market.


Reported by John l.. Williams d son
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
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Bedford City Land and Improvement Co,



OF THIS CITY.
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PURE WHOLESOME WATER
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Bowling Co
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JAMES NJ. BERRY, President, BEDFORD CITY,
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EARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
y l5c. box. $40 Patent Medicine Counter.
X1Sc- s6cnS- Gxt deE2iuooL
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SECOND BOARD.
100 Virginia per cent. at 81.
oovypsM SECURITIES. BfC' Astcd-
u. :. AIS, Il. h G., Is l..... w -"
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COTTON REPORT.
Richmond Live stock Market.

Market urln.
QuodHioRs. Middling, 1lAc.; low mid
ling, lOMc.; good ordinary lUc.,
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New York stock Market.

Reported by Q. W. Branch S Co., bankers
and brokers', No. I'LL Main street.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1899.
OFFERINGS.
Whcat-2.jOG bushels.
Corn-3.3jO bushels.
Oats, Us bushels.
Nil .Nal Il fau.
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U. 5. As, r. & c., 1907.
CITY SECURITIES

Richmond So, 19O+19g -. 137
Richmond 6's. l904-191p III
Richmond b's, lS901so6. ...... 10i
Richmond SIS, 1921 and later. li2iI
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38c.
PER YARD.
6TH-AVE. and 20TH.ST.

will be accompanied by the masters Of the lodges of
the district. After the third degree has been worked
upon four candidates there will be supper
Deputy Coroner Conway yesterday made an autopsy
on the body of Edward \. Grccnwad, son Of the
theatrical manager and found that death resulted from
arscnical poisoning. Grccnwad took the poison early
on saturday. and died. DR. Conway found that
Grccnwald was afflicted with sofening OF the brain, a
rare thing in a man Of twenty nine years.
Deputy Coroner Weston yesterday made an autopsy
on the body Of Charlie, II. Gc0rgh, the French glass
llowcr who died at II. Vnccnt's Hospital satur-
day night. IL found that he had died from a
compound depressed fracture Of the SKULL which he
received at the hand, ~ his mother in law Mrs. Pros
per Belly The assault occurred week ago a.
GcOrgh's home 80 l5G Prince st. lie was struck
with an axe. The woman 4, under arrest
Miss Minnie Lewis. age twenty eight. became insane
al her home No. -, East one hundred and twenty
cighthst.. at midnight on saturday. she was taken
n the one hundred and twenty sNthSt police station,
where she wa- found hanging from her cell door an
hour later half dead. She had tied handkerchief Ia
the grating and wound the other end round her neck.
The police sent her 10 the Harlem Hospital.
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LAST SERVICES N THEIR Old CHCRcH

The Church Of Zion at Madison-ave and Thirtyeict-
It. was formally closed Yesterday morning by hi-hop
Potter the CONGREGATIONS Of the consolidated churches 81
St Timothy and Zion holding services there for III" ln-t
tine. 4 large number Of COMMITMENTS OF both churches
attended the communion services which were held at St
roh,s Ne,hodis, Fti.copal Church 2j3 West Fity-
tbirdst at m. The Bishop and the rectors oi both
churches took part in the morning service Rev Henry
Lubbock the rector OF the church. announced nat
until completion Of the new building m' utIrc ser
v,ces Of the church would be held at St. johns Methodist
rniscoual Church The final meeting Of the Sewing and
missionary Society 1imothy's Guild wa, called
for Tuesday night. Bishop Potter preached on IN"
Resurrccton" and his sermon addressed The con-
r.c.,on concerning the consolidation Of the churches.
In the evening Bishop Potter held confirmation SER
vice at St. Thomass Church. Fiftbavc and Fifty third
g, The large congregation made up chiefly Of the
orhor. NJ Zion and ST. Tmothy's churches 10 which
.maeauated churches the candidates for confirmation be-
.,nped Thert twenty-five In all
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OUTGOING STEi MERS
TtIsDAf. ATKii 20.
.SNLPPING WITS
PORT OF SEw.YORK. 81 NDAY. APRIL 81. 1885,

PORT OF SEWN YORK. NDA1. AfRll II, 1890
ARRIVED.
Cifv OF rl Land Liverpool
Queenstown with nise ana passengers 10 Peter Wright
Sons. Arrived Al tho iiar AT l.1b
steamer Egyptian Monarch iBrl irwin. London April IS.
with md lassei Slnierson son. Arryod at
the bar al - IN. 26iL 49,
steamer Rhpior. Brl Dwyer. Cardiff April TO- swansea
Steamer BloSI,m ,Iiy lBrl FIT Lisbon April s. swansea
II with and passengers to Jamc, ArA" 60 Arrived
steamer rnancr. Baker Brazil ports VIA Dcmcrara aud
- Thomas with mdse and pas,rngcrsto Brazil Mall
Il cane L. luass 20 with udac aud passengers to
Wm P'Ciydrs CO. Arrived ar tho Bar Al il.Jna -.
IIondo RI browurer. Kingston. Greyiown. &c.
with nd-c ana pa,,cnGors {" Williams Rankin Arrived nj
the iisr AT go 90
Caraeeua and Port Lmon. with msr and passengers TO
lorwood a co
sIcAmer Hag, iNor Hansen Iar4 Or days with fruit
10 t,om,l 4, P,ar-llL Arrived At the aI AT 1880
amer Excelsior. Higgins New orleans days, with mdss
% ] Van sickle
STEAMER CITY Augusta. FISHER. savannah days. with
seminole Plat Jacksonville via Charleston days
vim miso and passengers 10 VIM ]! clyde & &C.
o Atlanta Dole West Point Va with mfse TO
sf.nmsr Gnyandoto Walker, Newport Norfolk
steamer Herman Wntri Hallett. Ho-on with mdso 10 II
Dlmock
SUNSET Wind q SANDY Hook calm raining and foggy.
At city island. wind hgnt. Ne thick.
SAILED.
Steamers Pe yhcsa Tor stcttn. Initiative, Lisbon. India
Mediterranean ports; Procida. fcrnamnuco
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. April - Arrived. steamer Ssrva tBr
walker New York her Liverpool and pro
sailed Umbria tBr. Mckay. and Altoona tBr
Brooks from Liverpool hence tor New York
I/ARi April - Passed. steamers La tiascogne (Frl
sanie N.wloIk Oh her WAY To IIsvre Gelert Ger
Kncmpn from New York on her way to Hamburg.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMASAC
TO-DAY
Sun r.e. tbs Set. 40 Moon act, , IS am Moonsas
4 xn-ssndy Hook 3, Gov. TslnL . 05 He'll 6st> $50
P.l-sandy HOOK s5 Gov. IsanL Soi Hou "Ate 80 :
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Announcements.

Announcements.
DIR. LYONs PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keen. the white and purihcs tho
An elegant toilet luxury. sold every 25 cents
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. d..
WEST S9TH-ST.
OF the system t,enlto- rnary Organs
Impo'ence aud Stcrillty Hours to II, to 3.
"MINGO." f. q w. "MINGO7 >
A NEW COLLAR
Keeps Dress Shirts to measure, for 60. None
price Largest stock OF mems furnishing
goods ew-iCTk. b0J aud sll broadway
Persons whose occupation gives bus little eXcr-
else victim, OF torpid liver and PATTON Carers
Little Liver pills will relieve you.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING or TO-DAY.

McCslla court-nartial. Navy Yard
Trial of George H. Pei before ;e' order SMITH.
Reformed Preachers and Baptist laetois' meetings
morning.
PARK Commls-ioncrs' meeting 10 80 h.
Linden Park races. p.
Opening OF the Society of American Aftsts' eNhbtion
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
Dinner IN honor Of Grants birthday. Johnston Build
brooklyn.
Committee on Municipal Elections OF the Republican
Club No. $50 Fifthagc.. D. m
Dinner ~ 10Th Regiment. Now-A crk Volunteer No
1go Third ave. y. iA.
County Medical 80 ETY. No Il West 1hirty-hrst-st..
( 80 J..
Christian iation. ~. Wet on. hundred and
twenty .nfthst. y. %.
Gilbert Drsua'ir society election. Brooklyn.
Lecture hv Georre Konnan Academy oi Music. Brook.
lyn, p. n.
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SEVEN FTRLDSGS
rNTRJFS FOR A DECORATION DAT REGATTA.

The Yorkville Yacht Club is busy getting ready
for the clubs annual regatta. on Decoration Day
The entries for the regatta are as follows
CABIN SLOOPS.
The Private % o. owner ii. Rae
Iolanthe 20 IT, owner, {. Rae
OPEN SLOOPS.
N.,tie "a II in; owrers, Strobe shannon
Restless "a f. in; owner q. Cornell.
Unknown Ia II. 4 in; owner. J. j. stole.
Jennie w. II II. in. owner. T. McKeon
CATBOATS.
Helen rs IT,; owner, w. Otto.
Jessie "a IT, II in; owner. j. o Br-n.
Amelia r.. 90 IT. owners. SerTnc 4 RodfirueS'
Hustler IS IT, owner. NJ. Hammer.
Helen r. 10 II. 10 in. owner. e. Rae
Volunteer II II. owner, ii. Rae
Marietta II IT.. owner H. Rae
Sadie 16 u. 4 in. owner, 7. Arnold.
Fearless lG IT,. . in owner, J. stole.
Robert T., ID n. 3 in. owner, l.. Icmaife-
Little While II II. 3 in; owner, w Eihrlh2"'
The classification is a. follows: Class - oaDlh
boats: Glass b. boats with 1ib and mainsaii: 20 r.
and over Class G. boats with lb and mainsiiil under
20 II Glass D. catboats over % IT,. Gas T.. cat
boats Il 10 % IT,: Class +. cdtbOats under IL IT,
The start will be flying one
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WHEATON ALrMNAE BREAKFAST.

The annual breakfast Of the New-York Wheaton Alum
mac Association Will place at the Fifth
nex. SATURDAY. Among the speakers will be Miss A. T.
Stanton principal Wheaton Seminary: Mrs. T.. NJ IT.
Morrill, president Of the Boston Wheaton club; Mrs
Amelia X Wing, president Of the Brooklyn Women
Club. Miss Charlotte morrill, president Of the Mount
,tovoke Alumnac Association; Mrs. j. :. T. Sfanahan
Of Brox!yn; Miss Emily Huntington OF the Wilson Mis-
sion: Miss Susan Hayes Ward and Mrs. Msrrarct j..
sangster Editor Of Harper's Bazar Applications for
tickets should be made az 70 Mrs. F. W. McIntyr,
secretary No :, ,o21 Gatcs-ave.. Brooklyn.
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LADIES' TAILOR SOIILN"'

Having disposed of the early
lines of CheviOts and Tweeds. we
have replaced them with amer, an EN- =.
materials, allin SummerWelgh.s.
Womespun and ScOtch-twlst
Chryi0ts. Mixed WOOllens ana
Worstcds in great variety. prices sS
ranging from rs cents to %l.oo
per yard. eDuoss Coods
imported in pattern lengths, are
rcmarkable for their refinement
Of co!oring and novelty of style.
Special Inducements VIII De "a- r,
fcrrd i'm Imported Robes during
the present week. s,,,dos
French Cashmere in new shades,
Brilliantine and Mohair' piaih
and embroidered.
JAMES McC REERY 4 co.,
Broadway and nth St.
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LINDEN ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

The first spring meeting Of the Linden Park Blood
horse Association ends to-day, when the course
will be closed till May 7. An alta active programme
has been arranged and if the weather be fair there Will
be some highly interesting racing These are the
entries
FIRST RACE-swEFPsTAKEs SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
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OIL CLOTH.

Our stock is we'll seasoned and
durable, with the latest color decora-
ton and designs, in the usual grades
of quality.
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FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKEs SPECIAL WEIGHTS
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ

Diseases Of the Nervous system tenito rinary Organs
Impotence and Sterillty. Hours to II. to 8.
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Senator Hearst has changed his colors. His
trainer, Matt" Allen, believes that the blue jacket
and yellow sleeves lost the stable two races last
year by confusing the judges at the finish, horses
wearing similar coors being placed first by mistake.
This NAV or may not be true. but anyway the
Senator's Jockey this year (Hayward) will wear a
yellow jacket with blue sleeves, and yellow and
blue quarter cap
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SECOND swEEPsTAKF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
SryD1Y MORNINGS TOUR.

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No N,istro has narrated one oi the most
doliobtful Journeys of which the volumlnouS
literature of travel bears record. 1t IS the
" Journey Around Ny Room" made IN com,
Portable arm chair with lively and rehncd
Imagination as the motor. READERS OF II"
TRIBrNE in the retirement OF their homes on
This June Sunday can set out on an ina gi'aiNo
fight through the summer resorts OF America
and in the course Of an hour they can compete
the circuit of seaside, mountain ana ihIahu
IoLo ,ttractions The crowded columns OF
summer advertising will carry them far ana
wide from the remotest reaches OF me rock
bound Maine coast to the coolest ana mos'
rcstful pleasure resorts OF California. III '"e''
arm chairs they can explore the Adirohoac"S
the CatskIls and the White Mountains eN-
b,ust the resources Of Long Island, the lovely
\cw- England Coast and the Hudson and Con
uoctcut valleys. make the bewdcrlng circuit
If Ncvport. the Berkshire Hills, Lake George
Saratoga and RichiieId Springs follow sou'h
eru dctour through the Water Cap the rem
sylyania mountains and the Jersey watering
places 10 the Maryland hills and coasts ana the
Carolina hcalth-iesortS, and still be fresh for
2 trim across the continent 70 Coronado Beach.
Wonderful is the range of a newspapers ln'iti-
cnce when rapid transit for such "A sunday
mornings tour is provided by advertising
patrons intelligent enough to know how TO
reach the public in the most direct way
This summcr-rcSOrt patronage Is or the
greatest possible service to the public Inc
summer outing is an American institution, and
every year the number of families making eX-
tended journeys and taking protracted vaca-
tons from town and home is multiplied. There
/, an increasing demand for an itinerary not
to the region traversod by single railway but
10 all the summer resorts and resting places.
\ comprehensive guide of this kind Is fur
nished i'm to-day's issue. There Is hardly a
summer hotel Of established reputation that
does not invite consideration and there are
hundreds Of less pretentiOus resorts ana board
ing houses which offer facilities for immediate
correspondence and prompt engagement OF
rooms. \ seasons recreation can be mapped
ont and readily planned with the adycntitiouS
aid Of this timely and useful patronage. The
tourney around tho coasts and among the
mountains can be made as rapidly and as com
fortably as De Maistrcs famous tour of his
room and when il is completed the pleasurable
excitement and tranquil enjoyment of the
coming holiday will be held in reserve, quick
flashing glimpses of mountain or sea having
been caught in anticipation but the reality
remaining for future enjoyment.