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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

crate programme will be announced in due time. MI
REYNOLDS is an exceedingly popular yonng man IN
both newspaper and theatrical circles and the anar
is certain 10 be big success.
Postmaster Van Colt has decided to keep open
wholesale stamp window in the Po>toilcc at night.
A Young man who had registered a James Nounr
of Newark committed suicide at the Putnam House,
in Fourthave on Tuesday night, by swallowing
audanum There nothing by which he could be
further identified.
At the Press Clubs Charity Fund lcneht al tho
Casino on SUNDAY evening large room VIII be htt"i
M as a flower booth. II Will be presided over by
. Auntv Louisa EdrdGc. who will chapcronc the FOL
lowing wcll-known Young actresses: Misses 'cneNlNc
Ivtton, Isabella Urquhart, Ruth l@rtlett, Hcn"NTl
Inccr,ol Grace Wilson, Clara Ihropp. and the "aicy
colnpany's dancing quartet. Misses Lillian ircc'
Florence Leroy Maud Wmot and Edith Eaynor.
The funeral Of the Rev. J. :. Hamilton. former
IA ,tor Of the Rutland square Presbyterian 'huI'h III
Dublin Ireland, who died sunday al the home "i
his brother the Rev. samuel VI. Hamilton NO. -
West Eleventh St. took place there yc-tfdN' INC
services were conducted 10 the Rev. lr> IAN ana
TAYLOR and the body then taken II Phll'drir"'
IA burial.
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HOME NEWS
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Court-NI Of Commander McCalla. Navy YARD
Actuarial Society annual meeting. Asor House. ~ d. "
Downtown Republican Club. clubhouse. noon.
Linden Park races, ,. m. %,
Congress Immigration Investigating Commitoee' II o" ~
Hudson County election frauds investigation. ,
Piano and Organ Manufacturers dinner Ho1e' piu"'
wick, evening o ,ror.,
Hamilton Republican Club ball Central opera iiou,'
Testimonial concert TO George l. Bristow SVcih"~-
Fall. y. m. ., .-u, ann
Pr.pertv.owners meeting. No 81 Nassau-st'' 8 p, III
Company D. list Regiment. reception armosV , p III.
Troop "a" outdoor drill from pickles. Acadcny' '''
p. 80 .,d o,ohurdrod
Taxpayers mass-meeting, Tenthave' anu ohehuhorcu
and. sixt y secOnd.st.. p. IN. r-,..,
Lecture by George KEENAN,. Fourth Presbyterian
Annual drll OF Columbia Institute Cadets. Regiment
Reception to the Rev. DR.. Elder. Church OF tho
HewYork CITY Church Extension and Missionary
Society Methodist Episcopal Church. NO 100 broadway
business Mems Democratic Association Hoffman
House p. m. ,-.,
XxrId Assembly District Republican Organization,
Cafe Lcnox, p. m
Dinner TO H. ID. Silliman, Brooklyn Club evening.
Presbyterian Home for Aged Women anniversary. No
~ East Seventy thirdst., 80 j. m
Federation Of Womcn's Clubs, Scottish Rite Hail.
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CHJRGES OF THE KNIGHTS DLNIED.
ALL vIoLAToRS OF THE CONTRACT LABOR Ia"
HAVE BEEN PROSECUTED, Mr.

United states District Attorney Edward M''"'"
was one Of the principal witnesses before the ''''
rre,s Immigration Investigating Committee Yesterday
lie was called to answer certain charge, made y tho
Knights Of Labor and other, that cases Of Violations
# the Contract Labor law had not been prosecutor
bv him. Mr. Mitchell denied the trHth Of these
CHARGE and he and his assistant, 'ir. Rose VINO "'
ais, on the witnc,, stand. gave in dciin the cases
nnder this law that had come before them. IL t''N
,bout a wear to try case. MIR. Nll'u'l SAM anu
when an appeal was taken final decision conld h''
be obtained for possibly three or four Yeas IN i'i
crencc 10 the strauss Orchestra the witness said that
no complaint had vet been lodged AT h, oh'c about
its being allowed to land. The only case, Of Viola
,ious Of the Contract Law that had yet been tried,
Mr. Rose said were those Of the Rev. f.. Walpoc
Warren and 81 a millincr who was imported hy ).
Bruce Thompson. Only one ca,c had ever been r.
ported by the labor organizations, and that was NOT
prosecuted because the promised evidence Was not
supplied.
The steamship men were examined in Tie after
noon. Mr.. Ter Kuc, general agent Of the iA"'o
Line said that between - and 30 per cent Of Tire
Immigrants Who came 10y his line from Italian port
had prepaid tickets. He did not think many cohGAl
laborcrs were brought herr nON.
Jane, E. cOrtc~ who ha~ beer "A l-e-' 'F 'i''i.
nm The Cunard Line for twenty flur N"lr said That 81
the - 900 passengers brought here ht TN lime u 10
year 80 prepaid tickets INC iirt Nli'i'7
examined was Arthur L"dercr, OF the Red ~fir steam
The Tribune and other American now -paprr- DID, ter
many stimulated immi gatiou T. mi, country. Whom
peoplc i'm Europe who wcr" "orAiu, Tor - cents 4
day heard that wOrkmcn here Wcr" striking for 80
come here The inquiry Will De resumed at II O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

General ~iOklcs was In no good min'F >''''i"''
over what d. rccaris the III hammered conduct 81
NJ I,- and tlc COMMITTEES. - The Lar A.-o, alton, m
emitting certain feature from the new sheriff oil.
which be had especially alv0' aicd. NJ first tN'
General aid that hc believed the omissions 10 De-
-nplv fl, result IT hadyciicucr, hut DIS letters 10
Nr. Ivius ard other, remained unanswered. ana ne
had come 10 r.-Ard them how a, INTENTIONAL IL"
had therefore Instructed h- counsel Daniel =. Hay,
10 %, o Albany oday and argue tlc provision, lcit
ont before. tlt senate judiciary Committee.
one evidence Of bad faiih tl" General found IN the
cl,t-. which make, the bin mopo rtNc uniil January
T. l-aI. Tl~.7 -a.d the General looks Ik" l"a'ls
ms DEPUTIES and clerks t. ,tarvc the remainder 81 i"
,..t~ ia t.c original bill It arranged that the
r,nrr conn. u-.ifIru II Official, affected should begin
1u fhe D. age If the mea iic.' The General DID not
refer g., the faliur; provide any compensation for
hnl-el; -. sheriff. or tor thr salary 81 the Under
-lofiN Dat Dbl, counsel will doubilc-- bring thee
omi, -ions before the legislator. n Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Even shopping for boys clothes may
be made a pleasant occupation, if you
go the right way about it.
You know we keep everything a boy
wears, from the hat on his head to the
shoes on his feet, and we encourage
customers to bring us their triflng
wants; to let us help them to obtain
the things that are difficult to find.
There's more satisfaction in fitting
out boy of unusual proportions, or in
supplying an unusual demand, than in
making regular sale.
Because we cut extra sizes, to fit
extra stout or slim boys, most of this
work is easy enough. But don't
imagine you'll be considered trouble
some, whatever your needs may be.
We've made some of our best friends
by serving troublesome customers.
We enjoy being troubled" especially
by mothers of boys.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
nhHaa.fBEWEAv sMa s3s:s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

rh. last meeting this season Of the Krickc:bocker
Dazzling club was htli at the Tennis Building. No.
81, West Forty irst-st. yesterday afternoon About
40 women competed for the day prizes. over fifty
q thee contestants made scores OF 30 ana upwari
1hi. score entitled them to compete for the hNc
,,riycs bv ballot. 4, ~ result OF the drtwinG the
following rec ivei prizes Offered by the committee
NJ. Clarke Ms, Schiefelin. Miss A. q. Winthrop,
Mis-, Wells aud Miss Rutherford
The names OF the winners of the prize games
,l,ved in March were announced. and these prizes
we're aivcn 10 those who made the highest average
4, eight successive games first &. Pelham Clinton
average. 2O3. second. DR.. j. i. Porter average
~ IL; Ladies' contest first. Mrs. Isaac Lawrence.
average 1853 Il second Mrs Bryce Gay, IT.,
average 1-3 Is. The five young women HAVING IN;
highest scores PLAYED two handicap games. MISS
Fio,cncc Van Rensselaer, the successful contest
ant average 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

T., tina Ter Van cot; va indignant yc teriay az the
publication 81 long article which mentioned him -
one ui tine leading men in association which was
to Start summer beer and pleasure resort garden AZ
Eighth ave. and one undr'l and nfy eighth st. Tom
,oud Wa mentioned the possible manager II the
GARDEN. Mr.. Van COtr l. interested In the Brother
hood baseball club which Ia, grounds opposite" the
place where. il said. the resort j, to hc opened
SIR. Van colt aid yesterday: " / am not Interested
in any such scheme. never heard If any plan OF
that kind do not know jane j. Coosan. Who T.,
mentioned "a, the principal organizer II the scheme
and certainly never talked with him about any
pleasure garden or Other place 81 Amusement do
not lrlrN" thit Mr. Lynch. the owner of the prlp
crty. would allow IT t. Dee ed for such purpose,
II the Irothcllio'd club j, 10 br interested boo ANN
such scheme. shall not continue 10 be- a ,tpchholdcr
in il. The whole publications. a. far a. am con
ocfncd, j. an utter falschood.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

The last REGULAR meeting Of the Governing Committee
- I'm. Stack Exchange before the annual election vi.
held Yesterday The usual complimentary resolutions and
.t. Of plate to the retiring president passed The
discussion Of the unlisted department resumed but 10
ended in leaving department unchanged. so other
result generally expected
The opposition ticket made known yesterday Inc
only opposition young candidates governors
Richard A. Peabody and James McGovern. and the only
objection u them their youth and neNpciicncr The
opposng candidates are {. J.. I-aidaw and y. II. d.
Haven who old members Of the committee. II seemed
to be opinion in Wall Street that the regular
ticket would be elected by large VOTE although the can
yass has hardly been begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

The Conference Of Appraisers who have been al work
in this city for some time resumed their sniihs Al Tie
Appraisers store, Yesterday and Will probably ini-h
their labors SATURDAY. The report upon the mat
crs 80 far considered bv the conference VIII be- for
,,.rdcd IA Va.hinrtnu tndav It deals with hat and
bonnet materials, manginc-c ore. fplG Na-nii--,
Snmatra tobacco fresh fish, starch ard dcNtiln'.
sharks. fins Chinese medicine. carpet. MICA damage
rrLl.inr. covering, containing dutahlc good, and
many ofhcr goods, covered l.. the protests aNd com
plants Of importers and Others when nave irrh IT,
ferrcd t thc conference by ~" department At Wash
ina-t1n and the appraisers Of other port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

The official announcement was made yesterday 'ahh
invitations sent to prominent pepId" ~ Nh-h
ngton Philadelphia and Baltimore 10 be- present. that
i.. new timber dry dock at the Navy Yard "will Doe
opened with appropriate ceremonies Oh Nay - WINCH
a, war vc- sci will be dOched. The dock was built
under an appropriaton made four year. ago ~
II 900 900 for two dry docks one at the Nc~ York
and the other at the Norfolk Navy Yard. The present
dock cost $j72 900. and The delay in II, complcloi
VA. c,u-od hv the difficulties in securing fDniia
lion. !, i, 800 feet long $50 feet wide At the top.
Gny fee, wide at The bottom, thlfi} and one hail
with the top of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
BAnyrrS uosr AsroyimnG Acnrryrvryr

Chaunccy VI. Dep'w and IN, family guests
~ T. 4. DGnum at the circus the other evening and
they occupied adjoining boxes. In the course Of a
general conversation Mr.. Dcpcw suddenly Interrupted
and remarked Iiarnum, tins Is beyond all question
the most Gorgeous, immense and extraordinary show /
eyer saw. Every department Of II j, a wonder. Sow
what do you consider tho astounding feature In
your whole show l'
Ncll7 replied Mr.. Harnnm promptly. " / tell my
partner Mr. halcy. that the most astounding thing is
that after porting II in It's entirety through the
country stopping usually but day in place under
expense Of $500 per day. how We make IT pay
IT. expenses
You are right replied the genial MIR. Dcpcw,
that also puzzles me-
The GRAND ballet occurring al TN, time put stop
70 further remarks. the attention OF both seemed
rivcicd upon the stage
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OCTG DING STE 4 MERX
TODAY.
sAIURDAr. APRIL 2t
1880 p m
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF SEw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY. APRIL
ARRIVED.

PORT OF SEw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 80. 1890
ARRIVED.
steamer Tcuionie tBr Ir,ns Liverpool Aprl .6 Queens
roau . Nh mdsc and passengers To Bruce I'nay Ar
riv,i tho Bar At 3 81 m ,.,.. ,.-,, Martial,
win mi., aud passengers henderson Bros Arrived at the
Sr,amcr fisr Mare GER. Hnsch. Hamburg April D. in
o" s,,oor johann e err Krogdr Hamburg April 3. with
.,,g,r fo X ! ,ort. Arrived AZ the Bar AZ + m
49, .th nd.c To order. vessel 10 simpson, spence &
ioans Arrived At TIE iar At ."m ..,, D.
vii, ml-e And passenger to Booth 60 Air'" II" the Bar
ss 'r viking Nor Ha.ana nATao. day. with irut
to',orei r'a r.r ,ase.ton va XIV Vest day,
win mise ani passengers {" g II MALLORY ." -, ,,
s..a ,og e ysn F s. ''"''' ''"'' '' win
steamer nc"k~, iar-c Jacs-onvc wa Charleston day'
s,nl,f m f freai Sew orleans day.. with md'o
sjS.t WIZ -.a; lrso. s . , s% cloud, and
steiner ch,aso tBr, sears London Ayrii4. with md-r
ssnt.f-,n - Son Arrived Al tho Bar 40 7sjp IN.
iA a,e anI ..enscr, to oce, iGs
hs steamer AaoDh. chamber. ru,rta cssello April H.
oasaa l Lageyra l5 with md'e and pa'snserst TO Bout
' sieamSr fasiia Pennington wlmnTOnNc with md'' to
WIN 4 cyde & Co
steamer ne.,araba tRt Mat.on. London. barber & Co
.e, n J'EI T c @p'q ysrSoo WIZ VIA Qu,.n.
town fe'' nrr IT,r N.coi Liverpool Bruce r.may
Steiner state II Indiana lBr. Bitchie. Glasgow Austin
st.@.r a!and Dch Lutr. Rotterdam Punch Liye
",,r P.conlc tRr HaInden. Ilsbor-Phelg, Bros Co.
ef.1n.,r t,r,gory brl johnson Para & 30 ia q 90
steamer Ivr.au tgl Halg. Kingston Henderson BROS
LAM Ai.a fnr. Mons Aux cages Kingston. @c-
S,nel Ata.ani BIZ cook MonieSo BAY herr & CO.
si.,m.f t,N,nt Norl. n land. hAfacoa Mone-" CO.
steamer Viking Hor. iAslund. bAracoa- Gomez Pear.
-. ..,.,,,.r ST fSor, Bcniyen Baraooa lumo'
~t.um.r seneca. stevens. Havana AMI MaanEss Jas T.
s,,,',,r Alamo Lewis Galveston VIA Key wes-C II Nal
'o.y hs,mctte Percy Ncw.orcansJ I Van Sickle
~,m. Delaware Chichester Charleston ana JACKSONVILLE
Skinner Iruefactor Ingram. Wilmington. Nc-wm Clyde
steamer Al.cnDorn. Lewis. Baumorc-H Foster
sieamcr Martha l. Mc,Arc Yah hiN. PhilAdephia-hoo
t1c-m,r Tho, Melville Br MarnocL Philadelphia John c
hrAg'r -, -. p,n,d.i,,,a- ru,ch raye
60.
Steamer. CT, o, Rcrlln amt G.rmanic. for Liverpool
r,,r, Hr,l. Inutun Bonoina and Onion Hanbutg e.
-t,r Bremen Fric~rad. Antwerp croatia 'Ap" Hayush
$40, Havana. Aeuc- and J ~Ncrirnp. bsricoa
shu, Ems I- Calcutta 'his l"nnis san fr@uo''o
THE MOVIAII MS OF sTEAMkKS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Auril % Arrived. steamer Persian Monarch lBr
'r,r>.iowS ANN IS Arrived. steamer Majestic 3D.
r,,-r from Sew her 10 Li'ornool. aud pro
r, steamer B,,hn RI. Wait. from Liverpool hence
'' ni,sc,w Apul % Arrived. steamer Bcl7rAvn tBrl
Booiiih, from ScN-fork ., -, 49,,
MoYifil April .; Arrived. steamer fuopia OBJ, ~
sam rom Sew YORK. her way 10 Glasgow.
lfAsnun0 April az Arrived. steamer kusiA 'n't' Mar
T,l.sp Hpr - passed steamer OBJ. Hadlcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
PHYSICIANS WAyy ~ M ELIGIBLE.

At a meeting Of the New York Comfy Medical As
ISOLATION Monday the following unanimously
adopted
h,.oIycd. That the Sew York County Medical As.
snciaOn earnestly and respectfully urge the mcnbcrj
Of Legislature now III session. {, give their in
nuencc and votes for the passage Of the bill now
before the House having for s object the repeal OF
the law By which ply Sician Is made ineligible tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
Sun rises 5Os sets64 Moon rises az pm Moonsase
WATER
1M-sapdy Hook II IT lsl,at l<7 Hcii eate Vo1
PM-sandy Hook ll.ly Gov. IslnL ll:&2 Hell tAIs l*V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
THE MONIN MS OF SIEAMhKS.
FOKEI.N PORTS
Announcements.
LAUGHTER LENDS 4 NFw CHARM

To beauty when /, disclose pretty st of teeth White
ness when has supplied this element ot loNcln -
NAV be- retained through ne by using the fragrant 5000
Don't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

II is no LONGER necessary to take blue pills f
rouse liver g. action. carers Little Liver rms az
much better Don't forget ti..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Kcrps Dress Shirts to measure. for 80. Nom
hotter at any price. IIrsrSt stock Of mons furn,An
GOOD, In New ltik. bOy and sll broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
UrNRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,

90 WEST SoIn ST
Diseases the NrrNou, system Grnto rinary Organ,
impotence and Str.iity. Hours to l.. D to 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

A LUXURY For TOURISTS.
DR. Iyon'. Perfect Tooth Pow Ter ia metal boxes, with
pa,ent measuring tube. Neat and portable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
rn,zgs FER s-ccEsSyUL BoWLERs.

The office of president of the Board OF Health Oh Ne"
York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
T.. & w.
A NEW COLLAR.
A" MISGO.

MRS WINSLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
la, been used Tor owe. FIFTY YEAES by MILLIONS
- MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
~ INA Win pi:IIFECT SUCCESS Il SOOTIifS the
rIIiiD SOFTENs the GUMS ALLAYS all PAIN;
CIiKFS WIND collie. and IL the best remedy Tor
DIAVRTOFA. Sold by DRUGGISTS In every part Vt tho
world Twenty-Five cents hOtte
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10
King spent 1t, 900 francs aud o. ecu.
times. This left him II cents 10 his

King spent IL, 940,9 900 francs aud o. ecu
times. This left him II cents TO Iii
credit.
"They shy that Sly, tho refugee, II
proving II puzzle to everybody" "HC
is, indeed. He gave himself up yester'
day" ,
A barn near Paramount, N. j., Is GOV.
cred. It is said, by shingles that where
put on 1t when the, structure was built
in 1881.
A lecture committee Of Sockton, CAL,
has received u note from II. NJ. Stanley
that he will speak one night for $1,000
guaranteed.
In Il cemetery at Roadstown, n. j., on
an old tombstone, 10 this inscription:
"As am so sou must be; tell no Hes,
but follow me-"
Experiments nre 10 be made at lIavre
to see II tcicploning butween vessels TT
anchor and the offices In the city cannot
be accomplished.
Louis kossuth Is ptiiicted with a slow.
~ progressing cataract. lie, however,
believes that death will come 10 him
sooner than blindness.
A new style OF mourning paper drops
tho band Of black nll around the sheet
and bus It drawn diagonally across the
left hand corner only.
The editor OF the Vandalia (Mich,)
Press walked twenty-five miles against
M unknown Tor the championship OF
Cass county and won tho race.
Whea you want to test the sobriety
Of L man, nsk him to repeat quickly the
names OF these three Suites OF the
union: Idaho, Iowa and Ohio.
According to the 4imfrican Geoloqia
'.he largest gold mine in tho world il in
Alaska. 1t is lighted throughout by
electricity, and Is worked day and night.
A little girl was to reci.e u verse Of
scripture u Sunday school, but failed 10
remember It. She said: Mamma, what
Is my verse? Oh. l know now, blessed
are tho dressmakers.'"'
"Come, come, don't DO n TOOL, my
DEAR" eaid the husband, during a do.
mestic breeze. didn't marriage make
you and me one2" she asked, "Ol|
course it did" "How can I help being
: fool, them"
Miss Lillian Blanche Fearing, the
only lady in this years graduating class
at the Uuion College Of Law, Chicsgo,
is entirely blind. During the course
her mother was her constant companion
aud read from the books to Aer.
Nude, the London library merchant,
took 600 copies Of Mr., SANKEY'S "In
DarSes. Africa" A London paper un-
that Sampson. Low Go. con.
to paw Stanley the comfortable
Of Sl0O. 600 for the work.
Ex-senator Palmer thinks his duties
rs chairman of the Chicago Worlds
Fair commission will not make It neces.
sary for him to spend much time in the
Windy City for awhile. fie will con-
linue TO make Detroit his home. Among
.he visitors whom he confidently OK.
'ects in Chicago in 1892 is Senior Caste. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10

NEW iohK, July 9.-pct.oleum opened strong
option. There was 10 demand for certificates
and n slight pressure 10 sell .AuScd n decline OF
Nv 10 spot nud lstc III August. The market then
became dgll and remained so until tho close.
HtosE eSchanse: openinl mud highest s9Ac:
OIL CITY, PA. July %9.-p,xoleur OPENED a,
sEassc: highest s9;se; lowest sSHe; closed Il, ss;sc;
sales l03. 0o barreIS; chSricrs u 800 barrels; chip.
Ueas lo 1916 barrels; runs s2,G9S barrels,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 0.-Pe,roieum dull und
heavy opened at saI.c; closed vt Ss3.c; highest
S9Wc; lowest SSllEc, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10

CHICAGO, July o. Attie=Keceipts 16, 600 head;
shipments 900 head; market weak; beeyes
3 50; cows, bulls and mixed 81 2ai So:
Iexats 81 :5as %. lIoss-Rete!pis 4s,8iV head
shipments, G.c0l head; market slow aud lGc
iog-r; l!glt 30 lower; mixed 81 7ua3 95: heavy
q gas Wa; light s. 7ini 0s: ekip4 81 ooLs ri,
heei-ksceipls 700 head; shipments I,OI
Ss @ai ~; lambs s. t0a6 10. "~"'
EAST LIBERTY, IA, July G.-Cattl-Reccipt.
os9 mead: hhipmcnts 26 lead; HlAr&et steady
prime s. lint 70; ta!f 10 good S. 7jaa o; c,nin
mon 50 Nda 10; hillls, cow md stays $. 5tnS o.,
HaSst- i.ecet pts $50 head shipments i,l5O head;
n matset .seady for I'LL grades except heavy; heavy
% J" sSai sheepn,Rece!pls SO head: shipment.
SaGn y Sa' 70; common 81 0Da3 50; y.arllpg,
- 5oaa 80; spring lambs 81 5OaG 10.
CtsclsSArI, O., July 9.-Aoys stronger; com
mon aud light S. 75a3 90; packing aud butcher
~ '9+S W; receipts 1850 head: Ghipmcnts SC,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10
Medical.
Health is Wealth

DR.. Z. G. WEaT's NERVE AMI BRAIN TREAT.
MESr, q guaranteed specific Tor Hys,erIa, Dizzi.
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sfesi4ata!rltua cattsed by overexerttan O.! The
brain, seltsbusc or ovefinduigcnce. Each box
contains ore months treatment. 500 q box,
Or six boxes Tor S. 90, sent BY mail prepaid on
receipt Of price. wEGUARAETEE SIN BOXES
to euro any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with IS 90, We
Will send the purchaser our written guarantee
70 refund the money II the treatment does soi
effect a cure. Guarantees issued only By Nc.
LAIN BROTHERS; Druggists, Sole Agents. Nc.
Wheeling. ". Va. sc2r Trhvaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10
a Spring Medicine.

The druggists claim that people call
daily for the new cure for constipation
and sick headache, discovered by Dr..
Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mount.
aims. 1t is said to be Oregon crap. roo:
"a great remedy in the far Weat for those
complaints), combined with simple
herbs, and is made for use by pouring
On boiling water to 1rav out ihestrengtb.
1t sells at 10 cents 4 package, and is
called Lanes Family Medicine. naw.I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10

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