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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Rio on the spot steadily maintaneaa IN
nricc with moderately active demand sales, loVV p'e,
SO scrlbcd 200 bags No hat 9,n senaad
sales $50 bags Maracsibo. 20 bags savanna ana o
bags Buckaiananea, private terms Options fudeu 49,
and while speculation was quite ivu'sa.
The opening barely steady March declined ~ po'd'
and later months 2Oa3J points on easier hale au
vices ard selling by 'Ong>." Subsequenty here vas
rally Of polnt attended with some niue e3VeThg 81
'shorsn closing =.rady but quiet. iaNIc 1e,.'u 2nt
IT, while Hamburg advanced 4Gia pg isotte dam re-
ports good ordinary Java. SOC market qnlet anu se5
buyers sellers Indifferent RIG quoted ssay rgui
.as receipts q days. 10000 bags toal stock 100
bags, santos receipts e days. 1000 bags Rio purchases
for ) during the week, 1000 bags do Tor f-urVpv
and other countries during the week 5 oCS bags do ii,y
sail 900 bags; Europe and othsr couhls svVo
bags loading AZ Rio for l. - Z; lesS - H.
stock, 10000 bags Santos purchases fcs & "a ~ vvo
bags do Europe and other countries, oOUU DdE1 ,.
JOS ccaranccs for L. =. by o. steamer looc Duss
do for Europe and other countries $1,000 oa2s
Loading az santos for L. S. Santos marked weak kVO1
average santos. 900. Total sales here today 92''oo
I.ng- f.llo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
MURDER MYSTERY IN MICHIGAN.
ONE BROTHER SHOT DEAD IN HIS ROOM FRIDAY
AND THE LIFE OF THE OTHER At
TEMPTED LAST MONTH.


TEMPTED LAST MONTH
Kalamazoo Mich, March oi.-The double FoSdycK
rlystcry has thrown southwestern McihSali i''o
fcverheat of excitement. The unsuccessful attempt
10 kill DR. Marvin Fosdyck, at Aimeni, III feDlua'S'
and the assassination Of his brother last FRIDAY
night are two facts that at present cannot De sd.s
fuctorfly accounted for. The home OF the fosoN'Ns
both OF whom were bachelors, is Ill Alneha 1o"h
shin about eleven miles west OF here, ara is some
distance from any other house. II Is divided lhD)
two sections, each brother occupying sectOh' Inc
brothers were shot in the same ROOM when Ut.
Fosdyck was shot, suspicion pointed strongly 10 TIE
gullt of his brother Albert who was arrested, but
was acquitted for lack Of evidence Last "cdncs-
day Dr. Fosdyck said to correspondent:
Il fully believe my brother shot me in order 10
get nv property He would kill me now had he the
chance | am afraid Of him. and lock myself up
nights although l have arms with me-
one of the theories the officers are working Is as
follows Albert Fosdyck Is said to have been Gil
Gagged TO several Had he married any one
of them trouble would have arisen from other women
Before DR.. Fosdyck shot it announced INA,
Albert to be married soon one OF inc JI4'S =.
women determined upon revenge. ii Is tlouEi. ~
installing him for Albert. After finding out hcr
mistake she was still determined to nave Nehseali,o
or Albert Fosdyck. and killed him last FRIDAY hlghl
II ths theory be true the woman or cf a'oo"'P'i,S
has yet been found. No revolver was fouIu III uc
room. If Albert Fosdyck was murdered tie itn
or woman who fired the fatal sho pldccu MS nUur
in the chair after be was dead Albert rosuS ca va
as to attract attention. lie seemed to be In deep
meditation over something.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

FLOUR AND MEAI.-TLOUR-Tndng was a little
si,ac, The ,Nport demand ran ehicly on City NM and
Winter wheat ,Nta, for the VT iaGcs ana s9utn
and l.sn -p.ns and WINTER sails; % 20 Dds - 200
:. -, 3. io bis ,iy ~. AZ - 5oa>i 81 for the Wet
indies 200 he' Nirn. 7o H.. rA''. 49, 400 300
lss sup aae ~ ioasi 90 500 gp,S W.. ~ id ia
! soas 80: ia,,n,,. 'as5 ., LOW. I1 ~,
= la5 o. to ",.F wa, eel u: 81, s'ia aa,y s. i se
= 90 raseat- oranary 70 c;e.ee - 35asi o isgg'
:. ,r ~ IS - so rye Msta2 s. So = 90
sr1ira' poor to fancy 3 o6dsi s. Patents ordinary
Selernnc sens and wasI. - oai2 80 Eni q 7sd
in i4dera,c demand la s.eadT sa, l-,e ebls >aplas
.!'' s5a. a. s. ia,ents - 2s-sa ' ~.
iLoJ ssadl ana iftiry a. , mil ,o s@sS n 200
Tr'cH iiiTH'r GkAiN, 3aSc1 at Soc. 81 ckWfiEAr
aau a. Il Ys 4; wea q 4'N at = 90
- %. amt Brlndywne. = 30 >ai's o'5 obs.
GEAIN-wHEAT- va, quiet condition Of al.
t4d!ug f below $4,000 bus. VILE pfic'' Acp within
market tc oliog .a,r and neither side had much Of the
ad, antare though late options closed somewhat HIGHER;
saturday and loo the curb. ates which 1t de-
-. So. ronad thc clos however there Wa s,n,li
n-r Oh fncr buyine at tn West, and May touched
and ,an,tq ucnt, dropped 70 So. sl,ef which it 70
ao, and n,scAy estimated damage to h. cltnt Of
q per cent to the winter Wheat cop N ,h g mod mod
A. a bull" factor Kansas and Indiana. however r..
"inplt e'in'S' Wen Pa ,,h VI" va. H.. than
visible supply dr,i'a,r TO- - unsnl rHs - ,a'
c Ha sAps. ,S sa,a} '0 carly %nc a account,
.,a tho NorhwcStcrn arrival, showed furthcr
Lat IN t' esy epa,,nes 2n "l,a5o a"9,g 'Ale i
t nae ,trnrth'nins inru.nse. -of air's ,, TO-
IL, VET" @l'oi" e,,n Hii.ns ana 49, oH ~ nE
se's9' aas sc 800 p, aor ' on 'hS curb Nay close
at ss',aS- Cash tradit wa, GNr l91 ana ,' ,
market nat weak look li",tf ''oN o'Ia a.
bush spot Including ungradcd wlnt'r d, 1-a'0Act No
hard -i.ns ahoat. nominal. 30 No. ! N"si",rh slo1'
ggG9 =, os AS at ST. 10 NaS' SsasS &c.
eo-lng al 90 cE,i, nj si do hiSs: So
:, ,S' .G-'"s ,,gr .1n'. =, Soc do N6,cm bsr
.lo-ne o. DO p.,,ub'r ,, ~ closing a. - ec
EYh-rn'hanr,d Ia prize and qg.rt Wr-,lin ~ noi'
,@ HiELfY st. ai, and moro a.iiyc sae. Within
SrS "ali " nAELiy MALT Had isnt demand
CotS Ihc cnrt marSt had . %E LOOK t tSGay ana
the West continued laree aud thai. COUPLED win the
heavy increase yer 10000 bush IN On" Aislnr ,4ppH
500 coS bush but that dd prices cash grades
S s a lo ooo S %a and S as So 5an at &
po- options responded with drop Of ,-9 .c cic-ins
bush for ise COO bush SPOT including AIDED mixed
and ghii, At - 49, Ng. mlNrd g'' s,'Ns' sS
d367.c cl"> a'r. 3. 'sGasc delivered -tc,nci wht, ip
a. go NpT'a ,'S4''' o ,' I"S. a. Az le.ne
sa'i'ars. Nhout - 900 bush were a0n fog
export options Wcr, somewhat un-oued and
lat. Mmh declined 'c. VIII. ohegs close steii'
NO. Missed, .s.c elevator; ~. White. &c elevator
70 vi - de2c ,ie'a,. -, i'.aSoc d1n',fei ~
Aprn $ec Ne whi.c &c elevator, MiS'd wec,r'n
7s',c; do April 2s%c closing at 2Si,c. Go May, s72a
27Ic, closing a, 27Nc do Jun. closing At S;se So ,
n 2, @Gc do Na sc 50 s9s@s q 30 ~ n
- =
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS..

Liverpool. March ~, 80 ,. Beef in poor demand
Pork IN fair demand. Ham, im good demand. Bacon n
poor demand. Cheese IN poor demand Ta0w la good
demand prime city steady a, eis sd. .urrn'iae u IA
demand. Ro>in la good demand STEADY &c
4 81 Iard-Spoi and futures IN poor demand. Wheat
and Hour IN poor demand IonSpot and futures In poor
demand Hops nj London Pacific Co,st There /. notirg
Offering Receipts OF wheat for the past week from
Atlantic ports. 100 quarters from Pacific na~t.
from other sources % coo quarters. Receipts Aorl.
can corn for The past week. 81. 300 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
THE PETROLECM MARKET
Ews FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The continued depression in the crude certificate
market would excite comment if there existed
larger speculative interest As it is, values shrink
without any expansion in dealings and they decline
too without the rallies that the few specializing
traders that left look for in occasional spells OF
confidence Perhaps this is one of the explanations
of the feebeness Of the ralliesthe short interest is
kept repressed by the fact that caution is imposed ny
the narrOwncss of the volume Of certificates from when
short sellers may their deliveries Yesterday 5
markets suffered "a loss Of about cents There ~ds a
steady recession, interrupted by ony ordinary nuca
tons, and without the offerings beng large; Inc
only feature the development OF weakness ID
the foreign petroleum markets The shehc 10
"gusler," which caused some excitement last Wcch'
has fallen pieces, and there were no adviccs from
the field in respect to new ventures. The week.-Mrs.,
that exists appears TO rest wholly on the absence OF
support and the steady volume of production. Posi-
bly a reaction upward Will occur when II Is least cX
pected. But last night the market closed at the
lowest points and must be called weak;
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

WHAT WAS DONE IL STOCKS.

Monday, March ZIP m.
Tho principal movements in Tie stock market
to-day were toward hi-her prices. In tie NOM
ing hours the activity was coniircl 10 slcciatc,.
which generally made Substantial gains.
but in the afternoon tie general mar-
kci gained iitc momentum. The
controlling influences were the continued ca~,
Of money! the favorable prospects OF SPEEDY
settlement Of the Western rllc troubles and per
haps still NOR. the actual scarcity 81 st.c.s.
Tie readiness with which the market advance,
on small purchases indicates what might lc
achieved under aggressive leadership 1hr dc
clincs suffered from heavy selling for either ac-
count are recovered almost invariably By much
smaller buying The offerings II both factions
continue 10 be absorbed with remarkable ease.
The recent buying OF Atchison undoubtedly has
been chiefly by Ncw-Lngand investors, wh. 80
confidence in the property has been revived Il
closed AT practically its highest point. with a
gain Of - per cent. Rock Island was second
in point Of business, but lis advance some
thing less. They fairly measured the extent Of
the movement The closing strong, if not
specially active and generally without c"l''s
sions from the best figures
II was affected iayorably by the announce
mcnt Of the decision by the United States Supreme
Court in the so-calcd Granger eases. As the
decision was against the Railroad commission oil
Minnesota there was an apparent Inclination III
Wall Street 70 infer that the -hi OF other STATE
Coinmis sious 10 regulate. or rather lower, I'li-
road rates might be- opposed with cQh. success.
II NAV bc feared that The fall text OF The opinion
will partly dissipatc these hopes. ihctc Is "a
point undoubtedly where State ana Governments
supervision of railroads. may trNersr inr 'ou-
s,lfuiion but IL Is doubtful If the present de-
c.ion really settles any question 81 ms klhn
outside Of the State OF Minnesota. NJ the me
Loo. sill IA
railroads has been sustained by the highest court
in the country. This fact may exert hc'iihlHl
influence on the railroad commissions "l "ihrf
SITES than Minnesota and to that extent may
Y,vc a hearing on stock speculation. Other news
from Washington was regarded as favorable :"
vested interests and. with the efforts IN progress
10 adjust the differences among western rhl-
roads Unmarried fresh strength TO the closing
dealings
WHAT WAS DONE ~ BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
OIL MARKETS.

OH CITY. Penn, March 2+.-National Transit ccrth.
CATS opened e6a-c highest s61c lowest S4Ac closed.
si'.c; sales. $4,000 bos charter. 5000 bbls; ship.
mcnts NJ SSS hhls runs. - SlS hbls
rittsburg. Penn, March 2i-petroleum dull. weak
ard lower National Transit certificates opened at So
closed at size highest s6s,c lowest, siSc.
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includes sales Of 5000 barrels Of to morrow de
livery at s6 }4a So cents, and 1000 barrels OF casa
oil at e5 cents.
Refined petroleum was unchanged at 7.25 cents per
gallon in barrels and 90 cents in cases.
Foreign quotations we're OF II franc al Antwerp az
16 "a francs and Is penny at London at l-2oo . !
pence bremen being unchanged at $50 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

Boston, March 24.-The House Of Representatives.
to-day refused adopt resolution protesting against
the imposition Of duty hides. The resolution
adopted rising VOTE but on roll call was de-
teafed IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

;, London, March -, p. m.-MeXican ordinary, 3Is (;
Kcaiink. .ONc. The tat" of discount Che market
Tor hoth short and Jhf,raontO~' bills 1,
Paris advices quote per cent - francs )
ccntimcs FOR the The OF bullion
Into the Bank of England balance to-day IL Gl3QQo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

COrION-Cn spot declined Lice, aud tradlns Was
light 22j bales consumption: Port receipts to
10 mis- mis- DIV Lar y,ar since September
cept- at ports 55cs $50 balnS against
, 30 32 the sponding time last year
Quotations American standard OF cassnca'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
STAINED.
Good Ordinary
Il Lnnli OrIina

Good Ordinary ...... 9-lG Low Mddlng lOis
ST. GOOD Ordinary. 3-l0 Middling lo'Io
o, lions opened points lower and subsequently broke
Gas loni. NOR, rallied thereafter, and closed STEADY
az points above the bott' Adllces IRON LVrpoo
werr weaker and that pied with larger port receipts
and Bombay movement scrycd the chief depressing
Inference. Sales. 81 800 bales.
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WHAT WAS DONE Is BONDS.

The Treasury bought *, 600 each of and =.
ncr cents II l23 and 1903 IL respectively. ~
The Stock EXCHANGE small sales "i Inc "''eI lss"
,rrre made N fnll prices. The closing quotations
were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

Stock Of No. I,ed In store March - iI15S1O bush.
against 1903 100 bush last week and 500 Sb bush this
time year
New-Yok Produce Exchange statement OF visible sup
ply, Saturday, March -. 1890:
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Net cash Os0 6l5 s2l o4 800
The foreign exchanges were quiet ana urn
The demand was sufficient to cause small au-
vance in rates on both London and the Continent
We revise quotations for actual business as loi-
lows bankers bills at 81 ~ "a and 81 80 81
for long and short sterling respectively; french
francs at 500 j-s and 5.1s Is reichmarks AT
"a "a and % 3-S, and guildcrs at 40 ana 40 -
In London British consols advanced to 81 1-l6a
o. SIS for money and % l-2 for the account
The Bank of England gained s13,000 bullion on
balance In the outside market money was again
slightly easier at . "a TO = rs per cent for dis
count Of bankers bills and steady at t. } IL
per cent for Use of balances Bar silver was un-
hanged at As 3-id. an ounce. American rail-
way shares were irregular and rather heavy, but
the concessions were not large. NJ Paris French
per cents rose 20 centimes to S1.Sj.
Romans & Co., No. Wall-st give notice OF
reorganization Of the Kanawha anil Ohio Railway
and Improvement Companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

Actual clsh IN
Treasury vaults
outstanding 49, - -. ZOO
Dcuo.its i'm bank, 28O4O9s9 25,75l ,316 Dec -ocoio
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Net silver on hid 23,4i34ol 23356,e $50 Dec. So'A-
Net lecal-tendcrs .. o.- - - FAC
hand 7,2OJ 613 T,l35ooo Deo' 80
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Visible supply in the United States and Canada:

HAY AND SIKAW-AuiNals were a trlnc larger Ia dag
demand dair mainly Tor trades which
ruled firm. Common brands quoted steady and uuirt
IAY-Choicc, sodSoc; good 6tG75 common To fair
40d30ci Glover, mixed i0a i5c shipping 35d zoe -.
SlkAW-i.ong kNc, '"dooc, short Rye, &c 1t
and Wheat 30d35c ~"
HOpS-Thcr' Is little life to The export inquiry and
the local demand continues slow. but prices show
material charge Choice stock rule. steady
State. 1889, best. lSdl9c: medium lGqi7c; com.
on IL STATE, best 1sss, i2c medium lodiIc;
do common. 7d?ci do 1887 Bate; Pacific Coast choice
ESD ina l.c hrdium i3al5c common. Hare; choice
METALS-TIN- and lower owing IN thc ,rr,,.,,
Vi '.r a"shp fslpt III time ~ deliver stock March
contracts sales. 10 tons spot 90 zoe. 10 tons April
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IIT'If|I7TF TUIIV7- '.'IT
No -prns nn,a' soa@o-c; 80 -punf Wheat,
.s.c. so . I'd -'f~""ct y" corn $50 40. -
So. ! ra>..'d "a f--. primo tnotY s,'d, 81 :"
,-. tof 90 bil 40 90 lard per loo i,. 80 % sho
fii- SIDE. 10 - luaj L. st -hon =, .to\,a
fua.t lu. cigar side fuoAfi - tV6tp 90 +,
whi..,y. di-tIlrr, finished goods, pr lal, 81 o.
Articles. l'e'',i.'. o"'pnn.,n ~ a
Flour bids '., 10 nnt
wheat. bush - wv, ,-sn,D
~" ,..I $1,000 Il. ocO
49, 500 9pNO
~, t'-h ....... $1,000 - 600
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,ania Sop'f 49, 40; do extras. - 5ottS; 40 NinSr
- 30 IS 30. P,nn-yitana. roller pro,c'' - to%St
N,,rn winter ,l'sr IS ,s@f ~" e,ss - IS oas
10 -afht .sas 90; 60 patent - '@9P do isS"I,,
T. 10. M l,h "a, o,. Nprii sIas5c Say s5i.d
~: 10. r,a isGs con-, 60 2sa5oc 80 mixed
' i,S'n a. quoted in Dirad Point elevators. 81
steamer In No. = low mixed IN grain depot ,''
SO mixed March a:a9S.c Arril $e,@ SS,,, g Gay:
56No3,f-c June 3S'.a5o., aGt No. no. o prck ac
% on uaeA 73r ~" S'5 whit NJ "p s",s
r.ions nrm Win bitter demand f ;M family III ss%
1s rs 49, 81 si a So@si FORK mes, nc% ~ Soati2 do
prime new Ell do family sl 'oafi9 n is.s
o Tlbo'd In SAT- clG7c smoked -hodarrr
IN i, Sry 's snrcn S 'i, do -%oSea Ga5s BELIZE
r,S rs o DO pa sa" iy T' rS"d Sa7t do weSrn
team 80 30 do butcher loc-e 1900 butter nrm
ma do I prnrs Extra 5lG5 Egg, m under scarcity
Inn- mt S' s'' rran@d dn ' e Ss,'I
g., no"dcrci CO. Feed steady winter bran sidafI
o" 800 Sasa csr Zoo g.? 5go burn
f0i 500 bush oats 100 buSh'
,sat hut not qaotably higher Wheat opened higher
cent .@s I Sis%Sr saturday SO r'd cash 3st@sc
n,y Ise.'s, s ,S,,p Corn Easy and tame closing
I'D. below Ssardny N Men, c.,@ c SEM Sso.cS MAY
-. o,ts~Ca,h nominal Ma, STEADY. -24c ltyc
qni,t 4olc bid. Barley FIRMLY hld but no sale Fran
anlSi ssGs5 timothy soa@la faSsed al
,uttrr Arm; Creamery. 2oae5c dairy, lda2.c. Eggs
.,radv lille Cornincal firm. ~ Go. Whisky steady
II o. PRO, ,ons very quiet pork, in job lots 80 30
lard nomdnay =, 90 pr salt meats shoulder - -"
ro%cd .houders 80; longs end rb.; r, G2'sa+5 d5 ;
hort cl.a ham-. ~ JOdT1- % Receipts
Flour : 600 hhl> wheat. 81 900 bush corr. % 900
hush: ost. ~ 600 bush rye. 5000 bush barley 2looo
XXX e,i,t.n.-F Flour 900 bbls wheat 20 600 bush
corn 3ei 90 bush; oats 900 bush rye. 5000 bush
harley. LOCO bush
Toledo March 2i.-What nrm higher; cash. S2Lc {;
May s3bc; July. sO4c August 'otc Corn dmll.
-t,adv cash ale; May, 3l4c. Oat, quiet; cash. 23c
Clnvcr-.cd dull -toaiy; cash and March - 35c Re
ccp,s-whcat. 3J.2 bush corn. 80 s3G bush oats 1870
bush ShpmcntsNheat. g. $50 bush corn. 12o 500 hush
cats. 5000 bush: cloNerseed. D bags.
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Connlrp Doar0.

nEArTlfrL sgMMfE Ho H.: h rr tn,r ,aln ot re-
o. h",f ga- water bltu. hHth location h'"'W' We"
rc>r,d extensive lawn. val, SHADE 3D., ,r or .,l'
I, ,,,r station Adde'S, t.~ III b"'f-' '"'f o. '"'
=, ,,rnrr> =. NrTD i.lmdal" Farm Wu!hlu' scr
II CO.. - y 20 mics Ton cy ON W. ", - - W."
q. auc ". r. r., bi+- - ' ''' 49,
,,,,, ,,,>,r I I Bonrd-r- accommodated boating.
Is ril battling &C.; lr-> alil rooms -BTH ,upa,
good table chang daily t"rm- n'd''-''' 81 ~ ~
<,RANFOfD =. j. ..,.,..... ,..i table. lawn
I Emo larc, room, boating -ta.ing poor ''''' ti
and shade - minutes non. n - " "'"'
Nadr... n0N -. tIaulpld, y. J.
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Ocean Steamers
MINE STEAMSHIP co.

A MAINE STEAM SHIP co.
"A. The only direct line q Sottage Cty Mass sna rors;
sfea1.hlp line, for Bar Harb0r, Old Orrhari. folani
springs Whit Mountains Ro hand. Bangor Els'poit sh
~ ioLn \ "a and all Eastern sumner resorts >t'an-
crs ss every wedneday aud SATURDAY At n IRON res
~ last Il yer foot Market Stre,t y y fo luluier
Information apply 70 HoRATIo HALL Agent At the pes
pvERTIsEMENTs FOR TnE NLW-YoHHS
"A TRiBU 81 WILL Bl RE- H. I'D ~ III, a. 80, ~
mis- urtl D. o.. oio Broldgay btH''n d"yvety Guy.
s4ro.d and Twenty-third SITS until y No, -'V We
T,,enfy.thlrd It corner ghth sy"; 10 aiNh,iNe
i53 FouTth.aye coinrr Fouftenhsi 700 Ih.'d aNA.
Ipr ar Forty lO-G Ili'davr.. near SlAV.
nr.,.-t: i7os Fr-,ayc.; loo w"st Forty 90 end =,
,le HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East onr.hn,d edshs'
twenty.Gfth-it mp t. D. m. 40 regular ono" ra'''
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THTI WINDSOR,

the finest mountain scenery. EIa' ed and improved
latest sanitdiy plumbing. Claiming dive rJdiate II
every direction. Pune, dry, bracDg No Mosq ltoes
OF malaria Running every floor from noun tain
spring absolutely pure. Table second to none IN tho
T. legraph, express and tet Offices IN tho
house Fine tennis courts sld cIC1uct -IOuud7. Two
splendid farms owned by the proprietor supply the house
With fresh milk, cream. butter eggs Veg tables, a..
Circular with city references. Ny coaches connect with
all trains and boat, 40 N,stlort.
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'TREGiPER HOUSE.
A'''''' ' r6o'5ic a, tI WIZ T.. ny
t,OOOlSLAND HOUSE
ALEXANDRIA BAY. y. y.
RIVER y. LAWI.LNCE
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S a5 app5 ' to g j. uao.g'r jo>rn poSi
TuorsAHD ISLANDS.
CENTRAi. PAEk HOTEL,
y. -. ALEX ANDElA BAY y. Y
IN IN the nd,. o. IT, X nSy al d BEL n rr Fr' l
le t. Two T.. {, re- 1oIar per az ~. T. s"c1
ten do''' wei" SifA TX, - is,tl 1nI H'ru''
BLOCH ISLAND. II. l.. HOTEL MtNI-~a>.
m I11 "i', A. ft e,"fI. 'Hn'', iir5 GtlnIR
ml-i la aat orchestra, price reasonable nd ., Illus
noIEL omturLMN o. LAhE cmAMr'LLAAIN,,
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C. y sMIIii. POP. Miqaam ia;, snanton. VI.
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man, '.rrch 'ionnih'n We" Ii"n-r' dino, ,o.,
,ioa On 5c a. YIN, Of Hoi'oadsr.; and Gfaa Mo.H
room. l2i., IT, living ro1l1% ana n,'H2 '''"''
j. liiNtY oIiS Proprietor.
ga vQY, HoroEG.on saor Of "n.pe i E5e, 49,, near
Mr,. + T. '-thNrG Stroad.69rs. Pa.
Il IIhEyE norl p'asao t,,ry L "a, =, is. f1y
9s sdd pleasant drives 'o'of ,s s2s nick lG FrS St'd
CANHuDGD Auanu. Ct-. y j. ocean front - 30
=, ana , ~ per day Al G%,f1 ,oo,C Si,"e
IS +. COCHRAN Manager
IJIII.slDL. ao,I. Wu.n MotN1hINs. Lisbon.
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II YGrI4 r..in, ,na Nea-York avc'.. Atlantic CITY.
i-lch new .nastmcnt mUTro% IXHEY Oh"
eEofoF .,, NJ .i ni Il, LA a1,l l>,
frc&S@'GSY' 'i 81 '5 5r,r ,S.'. W. '''' " "''
AVIS COTTAGE Fast .t..a!.bir Pa. near Dela.
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NORWOOD HAIL. corn~, ave. ard Kmg..ry, -.
and p h6na ode NJ t. MORAY rrapsi,tor '''''
NrAN.uCaEr MASS. NrtA>pA HOUSE; central
~ S SO t8 az Mr., '' a. b>yGyroHr '' ''r
ntI.AN GROVE N.J.-TH. Pl.NNoYLVANIA, Main
n OS ' . Dod. a Mr a. LlMAX0 I EoA sa
OcEAN {o!rAfiG nCz1AGG, FAY @Gar II, Nf"l a,e,
SIi1r boi't best a.hnr tr.ca,, rooms. Win good
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1870 Broajssy. Addc-, c. y NOEsr Lackanack. y. Y.
- ossMoEE, central location, Tennessee and Pacific
~ ''''' 4. LENAED CANFIELD.
THE AEIaSGToN oGEAN G& S15. S;,,,.. .c
vices the best n''o"0''' wM F D5Gh& My Prop lS'o
~ NJ "GG' MANNoH 200 Se, Gs,, .ye , A,Dqry
I. F'5 aoui r. table BED! ard GOD '! d'''''5'' '''
ali-. j. D. BOWEN.
THg , gs c. AZ Mouq fs": GgG' 5 =
>. +. SCOTT Proprietor.
trIIF WAVERLY."
II " OCEAN GROVE, y. J.
Superior accommodations Grand Dream Wow
NJ l.. EDER.
ytrUEN YOU HAVE DECIDED your summer ar
w rnngencnts send call and We VIII give You
furnish tickets and secure Sleeping.
car o. steamship accommodation. f'f any me b""N' d"
summer tour, free. 1900. ..oo.x .nx
pE GnfNE S Ss:la. CORNER OF WARREN;
OFFICES 1875 NEAR DALY'S THEATRE.