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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14

DR.. Fiercas Favorite Prescription Il .
legitimate medicine, carefully compounded
hy an experienced and skillful physician,
uhl odaptci TO womalls delicate organiza
ton. 1t is purely vegetable in its compos,
non and perfectly harmless in any condition
Ot The stem.
FtvorIte Prescription is q positive
cure for the most complicated and obstI-
nate cases of lru-nIThca, excessive flowing,
painful mrnstrua'ion. unnatural suppress
sion, prolapsus, or falling II the womb.
weak tag female vealnees,n antever.
sion, rctrtWfsial, bearing down sensations,
,arCnic congestion, Inflammation aud ulcer.
H1un q tho womb, Inflammation. pain and
tenderness in ovarlcS, ACCOMPANIED with
Internal heat
II Is the oriy medicine for woman's rocu.
liar weaknesses and ailments, sold by drug.
glsts, und"r positive guarantee from the
manufacturers, 70 give satisfaction in ercr,y
case, or money paid FOR it viii I've promptly
rc;LHici. SEQ guarantee printed on bottle.
wrapper and Faithfully carried out for
my ycsr-.
For an Illustrated Treatise on Diseases
OF Women, 40 pages, sent sealed in plain
enVg.uprJ enclose ten cents, in stamps.
t. WORLDS DI,PENsARY MEDICAL Asso,,
CATION, 40. Co3 Main Street, Buffalo.
y. y. 0'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
"MY WIFE Is A TERROR"

sail n mili-temporcd man il onr hearing.
Ssh" SnlTS md s:larl, AMI s,rau}5 har
children, and finds alt CONTINUALLY. /
cant lear it any longer" BOAT H. -,
s'yors IN her my friend: you Et'le raali.,
her sdiIerings. SLo has lryt Der former
sweet disposition, and Ill health Is the causo
Of it all Or. Pierccs Fayoritc Prescription
will make her we'll
rs Il powerful. invicor7'inE tonic, it I'M
parts strength to the whole svstc1n, anG
to the womb and Us appendages in par
ticgiar. For "y,rworksi. "wrrn o:t D."
run down. deh'ilatcl teachers iljlilors,
drcSmakers, s.amstr,-S"- shop girls. '
houSakecP"rs uur,iar mothers, and f,chla
women generally, Dr. Pcr,ys Fnvorito Pre-
sCriptton is the grcat".t earthly boon, being
unelu.ilcd as an appetizing cordial ard re
stOratIve tonic.
As soothing and strengthening ncr~-
inc, "Fayorits Prescription is uEedual,l
and is Invaluable in ailiyipg ard suLil-
inG nervous eXritlLil.tv. irri:db.iity. g.
haustion, prostration, hy>tpria, srGsiis and
other distressing, nervous symptoms, corr
monty attendant upon fun.to;al ard
orCani" disease of the womb. 1t induces
refreshing sleep anl relieves mental a1l-
ETY. ara dcpon9cnCY.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14

Near the TOP oG the Cornish height are
two large ponds FED by spring water. which
enhances the place considerably
In reply a. The queries ~ Globe CORE
spondrut. Mr.. Dunton of Newport, who j.
n cousin Of Austin Curhiu sa.d
MIR. Cufbn has purCha> 1t about lt.u1'
acrcs and is 90 ltinually buvlug more and
is p ricCtly willing 10 pay fair price"
WHAT - his object IN thus hUving so
much land and in bui dins the park
well v,u know buffalo are nearly cv-
tnCf. Why. Mr. Corhin has marty all
there are IN the Unitei states / ~apuu,r
it Is his idea to- stock the park and hreci the
animals. Then he wil fence the tract vi ID
hlrbei wire which will cost q small for
tune lie will have resident keepers and TN"
game will he fully pr. tectcI
Are there any small game in the park
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14

them. Quite a number of his stock we're
lost in railroad collision some time ago"
How many has he on the mountain at
present.
"Let see; there are Ii buffalo and s.
months,od calf nine elk, one moose and
one deer Thes- are in pasture adjoining
a farmhouse The pasture is temporarily
enclosed by III oldid>hioucd hoard fence
six feet high, and the animals find shelter
in large open shed. NJ Curbin intend, 20
purchase quite number Of moose. as they
are very hardy and Stand our climate well
Most Of the animals have been born and
bred in captivity. and nearly all come from
the Northwest"
JAMES p Hon, NJ y, CLAErvoNr, y, II,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14

Yes, It's Iretty well stocked with par
fridge, WoodCock, etc It these are pro
tc'tei they will rapidly increase Besides
buffalo, he has moose elk deer aud ante
lopc."
Is it true that he intends djtchinc, rails.
ing hurdles. c.c?'
Well, can hardly say as To that lie
will undoubtedly have many friends at his
summer home and it would be strange if
they did not enjoy an occasion hunt
'Wili lie continue to add To- hi, ~tuCkn'
Yes he has already ahout ~. mo tly elk
and deer at his res dencc on Long Island
Babylon, it is called. These will be brought
up rs soon as convenient. He viii continue
TO buy up buffalo wherever he can find
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
Climbing Crabs

In Bermuda the s0lii,r crab carries
heavy shells up the hills 20 puzzle future
crolrcists. Another species climbs The
mfugr1yc trees. A shore crab IA ths
C.uc Verde Stands may "be seen run
Haa. along likr piece Of paper blown
hy "a strong wind" In Ascension Isl
AID ihpr. are crabs which climb up 10
rae i.p ui Gurl Mountain, and the
lager ones steal the Young rabbits from
their hole, and drv0ur them The IA
mrg5 raul-r crab Of the Philippines,
ia.t e.. .k- and cats cuc0auVts. is itself
routed .gt ui igs lI.r aud f.as;cl ou by
the Wild swine. E1Diassi Ertsr.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
Wealthy Hebrews of New York.

What an immense amount of wealth
has been accumulated by the Hebrew
citizens of New York! says the Star Of
that city. Recently, at the silver we'd
ding of Joseph G. Levi, at his handsome
residence on Ninety first street, | saw an
example of it. OF the hundred guests
present, but quarter were of Gentle
origin; the remainder were relatives or
friends Of the host. Nearly every indi-
yidual of the latter class is well known
in the mercantile world and is rated at
from $50, 900 to 81 900, 600. The com
Olned wealth of the company present,
excluding the Gcntilcs, did not fall be-
low $25, 100000.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14

head. 1t contains about 10000 acres al
ready, and the chance are that it will he
increased by several Thousand more. 1t in
Guides q great tract of lard, or part of a
traCt, known as Cornish Mountains, and is
STUFFED about four miles north of the
Worthwhile residence
Las year stock company. with Corbin
ut its head, attempted to purchase the tract
known as troyden mountain, but the
farmers held off TOO long. thinking to get a
b price for their inaccessible acres But
before they were hardly aware Of his inten.
llon to decline their offer, Corbin had pur-
chased the Cornish lands and begun to
locate. Hence the farmers are in no happy
frame of mind.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14

modern convenience. In the construction
al these residences thus far, neither pains,
money nor time have been spared.
Mr. COrbu's residence when completed
T'li be thu more imposing OF the two. One
of its most attractive features will be its
hall containing an old fashioned fireplace Of
~aCh dimensions that four-ioot wood can be
placed on the andirons.
1t is expected that both houses will be
ready for occupancy the coming summer,
and are to be used as summer residences
only.
But the star wonder Of Worthwhile is Mr.
CO.. bin park, VIII rein the wild buffalo
whi>kS lis tail without fear # lasso and the
moose proudly shakes his anter.sheltered
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
Sweet Yioleis.

Oh, Vio'etsl sweet Niolets,
You hide your yInsOme faces
In sweet. secluded, sunny dells,
And sheltered. wildwood places.
The bees, blithe hers'ls. lead the way,
And hlOw their bugles fairy,
To guide the children whittier blow
Your blossoms, light and airy.
And they. all o'Cr the messy bank,
Send little fingers stTayiug
To mad where Ell your blossoms, blue,
At hide and seek are p.ay!ns.
And one sweet child. whose azure eyes
search a,I the wildwood bowers,
LiSps. Spec; he ANGELS br,sthed m them
To make 50 sweet 90. 80 flower
-Gy.i Housekeeping.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
Roth SnrnriSnd.

He-This is pretty steep hill, Miss
Scar. Won't you accept my hand2
She-This is such II surprise, Mr.. Bill
lings. | will have T. ask papa irst2
He-What! You don't mean to tell
me that your father is still living R-Ter-
ne Hdute Erprcss.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14

Fan.le 1rralug)-Dec 81 is the fay
critic wedding day in Scotland.
Mrs. Fangic- WEy, one'day more and
the Scotch wouldn't get married at all.
-,yW}yr.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
Did IIia Rnst

Minister-So you saw some boys fish
ing on the Sabbath, my young man.
Did you" do anything to discourage
them2
Small boy-Yes sir; stole their bait.
N = Sun.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE

For Sale hv all Druggists. Price q cts
per boH; boxes fur Is cts; or sent Ivy
mai, postage free on receipt of price
Dr. J, Ii. Schenck 4 Son, Philatclphia, ia.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
Purify Your Blood

whsa spTIas Npp5oa-hes, Ms very important tat
The b.oaI siioali Be- lur.sci, - A. this seson n-
puritss Nlaich have t--a s--ufnustias fHr nl'H'as
or even years hale O. mau'es' 'arw.-'-f- atI
seriously AFFECT tbs heslai E1ats ~ars7. lit4A Is
anaoubtsiIy the best bir1i prri1sr j. syr,.sesrry
faint drives cut scr1Iu!5us hgm. g. an gives o. -
bl5oI tie quality and tone g-seHts Co. s-gi health.
Now Is TIE time q taks
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
A Great Stride Forward

care you making gratifying progress
in your literary work."
"Oh, yes. I've got to the point now
where the editors will return my MSS.
without my sending stamps. ~ EDoch.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
Oh. SCHENCK'S
SsEA l1iIiII:l
T0NIC
-
lisa Positive Cure for
DYSPEPSIA

And all Disorders Of tho nj,
gestiyo Organs. Itislikawise
q COrrol~rHtivo or Strength.
cntng Medicine, and may he
taken with benefit iu nll cases
Of Debility. For sale hy all
Druggists. Price 81 % per bot.
tie. Or Schcncks New Rock
on Lungs Liverand Stomach
mailed free. Address, -
Dr,J.h.Sehenck q Son, Ph1a,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
Or. SCHENck'S
SYRUP
sz-1.a&.-.a-zlss---z.l--l44a.
viii euro
COUGHS. COLDS,

= al All Diseases Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
il is pleasant 10 the taste,
and does not contain n particle
of opium or anything injuri-
onN. !.iSthe Bret Cough N Cd
icine In the World For Sale
10y all Druggists. Price sl.O0
per bOitlc. DE-. Schenck' Book
Gu Consumption ami its Cure.
mailed free. Address 80
Or. In SeNenek & Son, PhIla,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
Hoods Sarsap7riIIa

a1Iy daughter ruTcrsI t-rrln'y U.l core ewes,
calset by s-roil}a h1r1or. We vsrs'.i o. 20 Keep
her out Il s-hN7l for two yrNra We aai ..a...,l
attendants, but sas la,Iet ~ sau re!.', st Oh g
knowing that Hoods S1r,ag-. "a ial .a,ul nv
mother 70: rh.unet. s1,. sGI -l.s'.nr Ia.- Do" sr.i
for m. boot consulted to have Ipy daughter ~
Ii AMI .; has s-tircly Curc Ter CHrsEiga lEA7EEs
~ FL NaIn .traet. Mar.nslltnnn. Iowa.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14

Cl-,1'' N,u. Csl--u rr..'y.'r clr,l by
y. 'o:ss r4.I-.l Rtu"!v. - cents, b.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-01-30
H0uSGkGeDGp Wanted,

WANTED an active, neat capable woman, from
w 40 to SO years OF age, used to the of chill
dren, to take the entire charge of four children
aged two, four and II years. Christian lady
preferred To the light person permanent posi-
ton and GOOD WAGES. Apply at once, or address
3tf Il. F. HANSON, Belfast, Me.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
Geaal Notices.

- IPkkNt COT EI. County. OF NeW-l ',ii'.-1 orb
- - wan. A.in", ii'rg,,,l, '."' Padaock
.~ N,,,''4 M"1 ,'''' ,1. Wna-poith h, ID,.
fl Ea rsfa l.t. hcr nr-o'oi J.",f hin,., ,
Janc. NJ munserfori her nu-band Louisa yaerh.9 I,s Da
mo t TO the paini Elm Il ranial Jo-sPe r TIsyor.
f-drn. oi tnr ''n,s' hr~ a. ,, :, mad kn.l
trustee. g. John l. riahan. william ,u.- Noy'r -
u.o its oi Ne~-ioiA and McNandei J. sie"Aft u''"d
ante surrLIMrNrAL SUMMONS ,,.,..
wads~or,u Aro. wal,sor,h D.!a oim,s.,1d ,h.gne.y
,a,ai il1 i:a i"S i;ay 5sa"y ,ama mg,n''i iusc,r
.oni Lou, Vaoe.an I'n X Randall Damon Dods' and
,ou a, 6,r'by summoned 90 answer the 'uppl,ment,.
a,. So. on ,sc pllttg', attorney within twenty dt,
Al -' ,s ina m a.e Of ;oar falarc 10 appear
.n,r rdsn,ai Vii be taken agan,' you ~ d.,ur 70,
us.r' j. 'isoc W. n2%iS riaye'.r, A''o'0s'.
m ita.a'a W,s,ss.s ,s iTs' h, w., %.d'Tq,,, EPa
IA. Jenny in, hin-on. 4, ny 'mn,on haln,t VI
nn,i,, po.r. aad Dot H. vifr.
,os ty plba,aioa r.f.,aa' 70 order o Hon G.c'e,
T. Anlr'n- J4." ~ tne ~rlror Court o me Ni'i- "i
ia ~ t apl,'a ,onp2%in % n The on,g ,s q T,l,, tn
" H>wiS Attorney nr ralntr
SUPELME COZ ET, County Of NcN-l ork.-
a and fIil. hi, Nn-. Ottawa p,de", lIc,n %. Pad.
i0.k Paddock. her husband whose nrst
name Unknown TO tho pa|ntN Nancy
Ni Wld~vorh Amos Nad,wosth. her hug.
.snd D.lls O.u.t.ai Charnccy olust,ad her husband
MA IA. Frank RAY hcr husband jenny Hutchinson.
F. O.. Hutchinson hcr husband Harriet VI Hung riorl.
Jane ~ Hung r,oii her husband, Louisa vaughan.
uluon Dodge Dodge Dis wife .Whosr frat name 4,
unknown paluun Ellen L. Randall Jo-' ih l.: Iuy-
or tr-.dsnt 81 tie Genital Hlnk Ia th' rity ~ N'w
lr..p trustee &C.. tir commercial Bank ~ Glcn, fali-
ll-t. " ilinnau. Milli,ln g. Whpp" and the kncA"r.
.oc..- ianh 81 tl" city Of N'w Yorh. d.f'ndants
III PPLINll. NrAL >r MMON>.
= f.ud1
o. paddooA laddo' her husband nancy NJ. Wad-
r,' olmsicad Ela Ray Frank Ray, Jenny
IIiiIins"rofi Jane. NJ Hun.crford Louisa vaughan.
Iil,n Il. Randall. Damon Dodge and " Dodge hi-
Yon ar hor.hy summoned answer the supplemental
COMPLAINT in this action. and 10 serve copy ~ your
,t..1,r On pl1ntlG'~ attorney Within da,s
service o tn. summons. 'Nclu~iN" of the ddt
Of service" an ln "f your failure 70 appear
VII l." taken against 10y default. for
March = l-Gn j. " HNWlS Plaintiffs Attorney
ono. addr.-,. 40 80 Nis-ar.~t.. Ncw- York CITY
10 Orflfla poil,. HELEN - Paddock. - Paddock.
hcf husband Nancy NJ. Wad-worth. Amos Wad,worih,
D,l.a Om,t'.d Claunccy o'n-iead Eta Ray. fsanl.
i.,y jenny liutehn. 5. e. Hutchinson. Harriet NJ.
iiunr.rfoId Ian.s NJ Hung.r,id Louisa Vaughan.
D,f.y. nplr, and pOde'. his wife
The .ruirF supplemental -iruonN I, served uyon
Won pIl pursuant 10 an order ~ Hon. ,'oie'
of flc Court ~ thc of
nd Alt supplemental con plant in the Office 81 fh.
,.rl NJ fr City and County ~ Sew York. Court
uor-. in the city 81 Nen-hork state ~ Nrn- York.
! " U,Wi.S. Atone; f'r Plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

FLOUR AID .MEAL-r rLorrarhe ac..a.a T.', n
advanced general, i.42,, per ,b ler' 'a- .oi''.'
eoasnd w., ar, ., by , c,,i'no i.s- o, aadr. s
900 .oi, 80, TO- rNS ,do ~. H. .,a..: ,. ~
:, 81 lr i.c W..t Ind 1900 nn- M.nl'-D- itt. nf
g. @'af5 d. 500 .i- Nir,f VIZ '' - 3D." "a.
- ~. onoari,1- 60, Mil I.,tra Wet Inti. - .,I
w,@1., @ Wa lor .r,d'. ?. Siase - air - cio..,
g 'o0 - o.. ~ ,r, = a. ~. os - srssf So r.
- T., Pa'.t. ordinary 70 cao.' t5a;' 80 fancy dl
+ fin' ,sS49 20 Narse, closed .tro'- sorfnfrN
FLorH-Far,y scr.e and hsh's sAic., 300 ho..
,ral ssaf, 60. Patent. - ,oas5 3 EYt lr0rH-
ine IN 'a'i at y - il - fn.I. IN ;r,i io,.
TO ll.so- III. including 500 hti, HrDa,e i,
GRAIN WHEAT-1hc new wee. ol~l, With \ ,oniin-
nation II the .pcculstse cNomen: and Violent n.ctal
~, ~ 200 "sn doc s s,, IN 'ac iagcs, day. 6g IN M
history o option trading ana me mari - u'i f"'-n
S-''t h6~,,,f continued oash. ,aa fp,h-f aa,antr-
1,ie scored On all n,onh,, N,y Jon. a,a !ol. a'I.r
bu,h changing hand, !. 10" g,.on, Na-,r, p..
sros, siauitan.ou.y AFR With = gfafn' a',ieca 'o
m%,rH % ,g,5u - ~ ,ro.e ~ ~, t, ,.,'--d a. 5t .,,
a, 49, Iiiy opsn'f q: o21c -.i down 20 el.'
Wc,t the variations Vero e'cn er.atf nlu hcfe aud
Mcre va. scr, 'a'n.sc covering o "sAor..' a' al
point. which .cr'! a. tAc ehi'f f.a.eic l'' new. -
de,seas-. 10000 teshei- ane There ea, dlmina
IA" .,,niy Wc-t.n di-p,t.l.s r,lDr.,d f..ia,.
-troas ard higher IN rr-Ion-e TO Saieiay'. re h.fc
Clearance verc noder rat. and .epf, not especially
ar. interior arrival. % Ia. veE" i'""'i hu-h -png
rlDar1nr. 700 Or bush wheat ana 10000 lass fotr
ui. curt Man rallied 20 "f. an1 July o,i-' Tho s'.t
oSlv S Co6 ia,h ae.c iaFon Tor c[iost vlie mii.r+
bought r. 600 b0-h holrdlne n.e load. SO bias! .ir
55ooc acIa bush n,or 5000 bush .ra n,nimg 1arai,d
Winter rld 1-afDr so r.d d''l' "in'"i-c DO .f
.,ore 9ioai',c No hand -nras -po' quoted a - 49,,
- a. 80 Ann "a a"i... co-ins olsc do .a0.
o8-c do Irl1 81, e.s',c. closing a' - DO Aur 80.
oOd92isc ,io.nc ~ "l''r D. ~",t.mD' :ooic'r ei'--
ing At 92lc do De''nici ~. a3 ~ LOSING at "i
wlri,.rn and STAT b C?a'loaa., nAi.rly fnD.
HNEIFY MALT Stoad, sni qud CCI.T Also ~,
the excitement noted % wheat ana ie cn+f, market mad
I'nris ard that tgctDr with thc shovn ~ ,~io
supply erase q s>6 @26 bush thoroughly irghtn !
ne short who were heay, buyer Price aG' alo'
lri.c cio-iur nsu. c'-h riados .ymrnui"d WIN 4,
f,iiiy active leo 900 bush icing tak' h,r and - 90
it-I 4, out port, Salr- 3OiOOfO hf.h future 3n5 unn
bush spot including rngfad'd MiNd AID whife a, 3, .
42isc: SO 3 M>'d 37'aa1sr in ec,atol, >ancr Ml>'i
oyc,b aoi,c In ..",a,oi No . ,rfI co.in, ~ 80 -,
dic closing ~ ~: do tuiv flaie l-lGc closing .,
lllc .oATs-rontnurd on nic upward tnrn. in k,op.
Lc adm - ,',r Di,"c, , i' 80 "o , ,,
30 3 nlin,d 90 elevator No 3 whit - a32rc er-
,aor No niN'd 3o 3o',c elevator n1Sltr d.liv-
elevator mixed Western. 23H33. white d. 33aa7Lc 80
. Apll. 3oh a5o'.c closing a. 3'.c Do Maf, 2o,H
at o9sc 80 . white. April. a2as2'.c clo,ng At
a2'c do May. a2@azc GO oic,ine ~ 3.'cc Ifl f.
100 r., sO0S5c' Sharp. s3d9oc RS Feed. S0c.
Con.paratyc stocHs In store.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
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West of Detroit or Clcv Gland - ~
600 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EXPRESS chicago
90 Cincinnati 6 80 d: NJ. ~; Louis {. 80 a. m.
1000 NJ FAST NIGHT its EAFwKsss-ior wa.s Rochester
FIsiiKIiL fSEWBURGH(, PoUGHKEEPSIEs RHINE
BECK tKfNGsTONl. -AND HUDsoNEto 100, ~ ;iQ.
ii so 10 80, 800. '3o p M alss t0I 20 IA
KEEPSt 70 50 Az a. M %@vEs 20 S9, ~ :iS US
R,yy Tfits ri sSo o4EActss S E. yhEfER Bur
rAIo AND NIAGARA FALLs-s 20 30 10 80.
ii 50 a NJ. 90. 10 90 D. H.. also Albany and Utica.
Jl;sI% piRPnroGA. p ADIEoNDACK MOUNTAINS AND
:, 90 10 so II % a. M. 3 80. GOO 1910 D. ~.
AuSGRS GENEVA AND cANAEspIAInS5UA;.ssS "a n5 1850. 80.
BFRKsHiRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
Far tckt. and pace in Sleeping Cars. apply at Grand
Conrl station or az 43. 7S5. 9i2 and Bfoadway.
~ park Place West 12jth-st ana l"eth.,t staton;
Ecw.York: 1888 Washinet 726 Futon-st and S9s
Red iord.aye.. T.. D. BROOKLYN. .o, ..o -,
,oa.ls and residence through to destination -
Daiv except sunday. 'Dally except SATURDAY other
sbove tram except those leaving at 80 a. m. and
I00HS HS n TOf'cTY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
tfenl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEI-Thc spot market for RIO had very dull look
to-day and price. suffered slight decline 40. n3t
bean quoted at 100. and moderate do. ls@Gls'sc No
sales rnported Mid grades less active. sales, $50 bags
unvashdd caracas private terms options continued oh
the downward trn in Keeping with depressed foreign adj
vice. UaNr. broke i1 - r.. ana Hamhrrg closed tH2
Mo lower though tlc early cable was hrurr flo va,
Inn vithou having any material Influence. Lowest ne
urc- prcyacd the div f're ana th" clo-" vas
l5d25 ponts lower after modcH'c business, WIN nor
$50 good second $50 cNchansc fprlyaiel Pc
receipts T. DAYS 600 bags tot' stock l-?opp bags;
Sant6, receipts = days, 200 nss' 10 purchases ior
4 : during the week .9coO bae-; Rio puicha-"- Tor
uronc and other countries during week 1000 bags, Ko
ciearancts by ~ steamer for L. :, 1000 bags RIO
cearancc~ for Euro,c and other countries 1000 hag-,
steamer, loading Rio Tor l. :; freight per -tcsner.
3oc and nor cent nmace per bag total Sarto- stock
Ios 900 haa santos purchascs for +. s 5000 bag.
santos purchases Europe and Other countrc.. 3i0o
hays Sanfo. clearance L. :. ly ~ steamer. li''O
bacs santos Tor Europe amt other countr.
l6 BAGS Santos market firm rooi average Santo-,
ojO Total salcs here to-day. 'o1Oo hSl- - iolo
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

Ocean Steamers

NEW-YOKK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ rnE lRON STEAMSHIP VALENTIA
CAPT. D. Z. MiLIl.;.. will lc,Nc Pier l., + II
ICES,pSAnHy ArliIL = an T. ~.
COTTAGE CITY. MASS. ROtKLANp EISTpOrT
ME. AND 81. JOIIN y H.
superb accommodation. for pssengors and h,an rates
IISt. Good, received alter ArIr Is ~ ~
lu;her particulars and information on annifca,ton
y L. NEWCONB O3 BROADWAY q, + NJ %rEp MI T.
General Manager. 4 T. ko.nf
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
Proposals.
- EnpnsALs For COOKED RATI0Ns- RE

y KOpOSALS FOR COOKED RATIONS, RE
IKrIiIN,, 1if.NDfXNOIN. 1. =. A. 40. i46 Park
ROW Ncs.Noro ,t,. Apul 10. 1~9c sealed proposals
frullrItr. subject +" 10" usual conditions. WIFI be-
..i.,I this until T., O'Clock noon. May 10.
and tl,n open,d furnishing cooked raons re-
ttn. lA4i and recruits 40 this rendezvous from July
it, 1900 Ia Juno 5Oth 1891 Prolo-al, for complete
alton. furnished 40 place up"' 'tonah" for recruits will
b. considered fnu information Will nc furnished
App, At ION thi, Office Preference will be- given
domestic production manufacture. conditions
VI quality price Including IN tn price of foreign pro-
du,i On, manufacture the duty thcrron being cqun
h. Government r~,rtc. the right to rrJcct any all
bid Pr0Io should De- marked "lopo>as for Cooked
Ititons." aud addressed Ia CAPTAIN w. IL. BOYLE,
2lst Infantry. Recruiting Onicrr.
GtALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the Office ol Superintendent Of Repairs, L. Publlc
EuIlding. Ncw York city, and open d at O'Clock y.
on .ns Inst for furnishing all materials required aud
all the labor necessary to make certain alterations and
,,lf % plumbing In basement ~ the L. G. H. and
Nrdng hi, CIV IA accordance with plan, and spcriica.
tlou. Each bidder must stat the number Of working
da,- which he will complete the work under penalty OF
fn fifinu doar- 10 OOl per aay
c., Of the ~tacd Each bid must accompanied
with "A certified check Tor hundred dollar,
,d.r of Treasurer II the United The right
t,.,t any or a bd- /, resolved The specification can
h. r.n aud any additional Information obtained bv apply.
Inc 10 JOlIN y. NAEoiIAIL Superintendent of R,ails