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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-17
BASE BALL.

The Eusfersrs Defeat the Deaf Mutes In
. Good Game.
A good base ball game occurred at
Alger Park yesterday afternoon. IL
certainly was not marked by the dis
graceful kicking that was the feature OF
the last Terre Haute game At the Foun-
tain-st. park. IL there was any kick
ing il WAS all on one side. The game
vas close TO the finish. In the ninth
the Kusterer's needed . run TO tie and
two to win. single. a double, after
two men were out aud another single
did the business. Tho "a the first game
the mutss have lost.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-17

Battcries-Finn and WliiweTthi wilson aha
Fankhoase Umpire, Bart Lrwis. sitehd
ance 90. straes cut. Deaf mates. ?; hhsser-
eFs. 5
Americas Asorfatio~.
LOUISVILLE IL. Columbus s. II. LOUIS
3, Cincinnati o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-17

Thr reeals ~ thr Kestaekv alectiss
ras aos sfeenzsaeae.i tis~ ttira pavfr
sseelf ~ kauSss riev eFe hesfanihg
- see that tne mose1ieak shi Eake
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-17

rss s.nsstss 10 . tiss sf tss mssrsss
licenses fssssa aass last sablisssf- ~ih Va
s.ssss rssa.sss sssa ssisas .ts or sas
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YOUR CHOICE
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READING 8fATTER ON BETTER
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To new subscribers, and to Old ones,
who pay up all arrears to date, and
1ne year in advance, we will furnish
the GRAPHIC in connection with
any of tha papers named below
m FERNS speci6ed.
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Two Papers %, Week for a Dollars Year.
The s'Twics-a-week' edition of the
st. Louis Republic is at once the best
and the cheapest news journal in the
world. 1t is a big seven-column-pspe
containing six to eight pages each. is
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mailed every Tuesday and Friday. It's
readers get the news OF the day al
most as promptly and fully as the
readers of daily and half week
ahead of any weekly in every state in
the union. Yet the price is only one
dollar gear. Special Missouri, Hi
nois and Texas editions are printed,
and a general edition for the other
states contains nothing but details of
important events of interest every
where. The Republic is the leading
democratic paper Of the country, ag-
gressive, but at the same time liberal.
and the only thoroughly national jour
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phe Iowa TRIBUNE Quarterly.

We are in receipt of tie initial num-
her of the Iosca Tribune Quarterly, u
valuable addition to economic reform
literature, issued by the Iowa Tribune
Publishing Co. Des Mpines, Iowa. The
first number is wisely. devoted almost
entirely to the financial question and
includes speeches delivered i'll the
XLVI congress by Hon. j. B. Weaver
and Hon. Z. II. Gillette of Iowa, Hon.
w. NJ. Lowe of Alabama and Hon.
Geo. w Jones OF Texas on the money
question. The Garfield Debate on.
the Weaver Resolutions, Ralph Plumb
of Illinois on Bond forgery, statment
of amount of money in circulation at
the close of the war and at the present
time, etc. In course of. the speeches,
the entire monetary legislation of the
country is-reviewed, with copious cita-
lions from the U. $, monetary, commits
sion, and the leading authorities on fin
ance of this and other countries.
1t should be in the hands of every
student of this most important ques-
ton. Price 25 cents.
Address: Iowa Tribune. Rub. Co.
les NfOinos, Iowa.
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You are IN q Bad Fix.

Bot we will cure you if you viii pay
us. Our message is to the w eak, n er-
vous and Debilitated, who, by early
Evil Habits. Gr Later 1ndiscretiOns,
have trifled away their vigor of Body
Mind and Manhood, and who suffer AL
those effects which lead to Premature
Decay, Consumption Or Insanity. II
this means you, send for and read onr
Book OF LIFE. written by the great
est Specialist of the day, and sent
(sealed.) by addressing. DIR. ParkeT's
Medical and Surgical Institute, l5S
North St, n ashVille. Tenn.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac
tice, having had placed in his handt
by an East India missionary the form
ula of u simple vegetable remedy fol
the speedy and permanent cure o.
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma and
all throat and lung affections, also a
positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints:
after having tested its wonderful cur
ative powers in thousands of cases,
has felt it his duty to make it known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, will send, free OF
charge, to all who desire it, this recipe.
in German, French or English, with
fall directions for preparing and using
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp.
naming this paper, w. a. MOVES.
89G> POtoers Block, Rochester, N. Y.
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Low-priced excursions TO California
were first established by this Santa Zee
Route. TlEese excursions have beSE
successfully run over this line for
years, but have been managed by we'll
known outside excursion agencies.
Since January, 1889, the Santa Fe Com
pany have been cunning special Cali
fornia excursions parties, conducted 10y
its own employees, engaged especially
for this work. they viii continue
this arrangement-the excursions lsav-
ing Kansas City every Friday evening.
The ticket rates are the regular secOEd
class rates. Pullman TOuriAt SlespiBG
| Cars. with ali the accessories, ars Turn
ished at the rate OF $500 per double
/ berth, Kansas City To California points.
| These excursions are personally CON
du6ted, and every comfort and cOzTeE-
| fence of travel are guaranteed to msm-
/ hers ct these parties. Those who con
temp plate Il trip to the Pacific Coast
and wish TO save, expense, should ia
| form themselves regarding these OxsWr-
siOns. For folder containing full paItis
ulars. dates, Tstes. ect., address.
! GEO. = NICHOLeON, q. u. &. T A
a. J.. y s. f.. Il.
Topeka Kansas.
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NOTICE FoRPUBLIcAr.oN.

Land Once at LARSSED, * ANS. Feb. T. 1891.
n office is hereby given that the following
i aimed settler has filed notice Of his-lnteu-
tiOn to make fi0nl proof in support, of his
claim and that said pr of will be made before
the probate judge of Edwards cuu8ty, at
kinslcy, Kansas. on March Is, 1891. viz:-C.
and and F. u Nv = sec. 80, twp. q 5. of
range IL W.
tie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultlVa-
ton of, said land, Viz--I'yflIS Roberts. z. X.
Smart ana David II. Heath. of Ninsley. Kan
sas, aud - W Campbell of Lewis. X ansas.
II. p WOI-COTT, Register.
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brilliant Wives and stupid Husbands.
Matrimony cannot change human
character, when two persons of essen
TALLY antagonistic natures are unfor-
tunately united in it's bonds, it is only
10y the exercise of mutual forbearance
that they can hope to live together in
peace and amity. Intellect, therefore,
should never mate with imbecility, nor
principle with, immortality, nor purity
with grossness. No good ever came
of such unions, yet they take place
every day. Passion blinds the judg-
ment lii these cases, and when the
daylight looks in. one of the parties at
least is sure to. stand aghRst at, the
realities which IL reveals.
The most foolish thing that fool
can do is to marry.a highly gifted NO
man. His vanity-EfOr all weak men
are vain-is sure to take fire at the
discovery. which VIII soon. he forced
upon him in spite of his stupidity, that
his " Ifs is his superior. If he is OF IL
brutal iture, he will ende2vor to shell
ter his natural inferi0rity behind his
marital authority and tiluut and .torturs
the being who, by right Of mind, IL
not by law, is his suZeTiap. If, on the
contrary, lie falls helplessly into the
position of dependent. and submits
quietly to be guided and governed by
the stronger nature 20 which he has
allied himself, he viii simply he pitied
and despised. Ia either case he Will
have cause To regret that he married
above his intellectual degree; ana the
l.,dy, that she stOOpe1 II conquer -
IN.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE-SAEE OF
REALESFAGE.
First published in the Kinsley GRAPtiIc Feo-
Tuary 90, 1881.

To ALI. WHOM 1T bfAY COECERE Notice is
hereby given shat IN pursuance Of order
issued out Gf the probate court OF Reno
county, Kansas, Uuthor izing and empowering
the Undersigned ta sell the Following descrf-
bed real estate, belonging 10 the estate OF
tfOTenttne bressOu. desc 4. for the pay
meut of debts due from SAID estate ! viii at
IL o'clock a NJ, on the 2l-U day nf March.
A H. iS9l. at tho SIUfh du3r of the office of
Pr la1te, at the court house ia Reno county.
iNallsHs- ouer at public sl1lo the following
real estate rt-vritc
Lots four an i've in Block No. ten in
Nj IS " est Addition to the city OF KMsley.
Edwards COG-ltY. Kansas
said sale ~ he mHdC u the highest bidder
preserving the right To reject any AID all bids
and Of the amount tn be received I-otu Safa
sale the sum of Oue half of the purchase
money 10 be pslju uF the purchaser. cash IN
hand~aEl6 1he naIancs payable Ia three man q 5
from the date OF the tie- with ten per osenl
interest from date until pa d. all deferred
payments IL DC secured by inst mDr te-use
OL,sreSi estate. Lated this 18th day of Est-bril-
airy A. n 10 Il. VA WEMPt-EHERG,
-Admintstrat n OF estate of F1orensine Bres-
son de e a. d 81 S-i3
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No Need to Try

Gazzam long do you suppose
q man can live without eating?
MADDOX don't know. Have no
personal experience. 1 adverti= g
largely, you know.-Jitdge.
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$50 acres of land four and one half
miles from Kinsley. Fifty acres under
cultivation, large TO- Sc, windmill etc
Good range for stp tx,
Enquire at this 1fi % or of George s.
Shaw. 9-Ietf
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English SPAWN Imminent. removes
sssd. soft or caRilOused Jumps ahd
Ill hlsnisheS from horses blo0i spawn
tsIrtlS, SpiintS, sweeney. ring-bOn9
Stiles. snTsssns, all swollen thrOats.
coughs 30, Save $50 10y u@e Of ous
l0t5le. Warranted. Sold by B. z. Ia
~ s ca. Druggi SITS.
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Red Ribbon II; ms at Carriers Mea'
Market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June Is (speclan-It still weather
market in wheat to-day There was still good deal
Of rain shown at different points on the Signal Service
map but IL not in the Southwest where harvest
ing operations are presumably under way. There.
although 1t cloudy in many places. the barometer
was higher and the conditions promised sunshine be-
fore long. This improvement in the harvest condi-
lions really dominated from the opening TO the close,
and was chiefly responsible for decline Of nearly
cents which took place. Kansas City sent a lot
OF cropdamaGc reports, bought some wheat and tried
to advance prices. The Kansas City effort proved a
complete failure. July sold from 95 8-iG05 ID 10
03 "a. and closed at 03 IL. The Price Current
summary rather nOn-cOmmittal on wheat. Cables
were weak from Paris and Indifferent from other
points abroad. The trading was chiefly professional,
largely in the direction OF covering shorts for uy and
Of putting them out again for December. The pros
pect OF clearing weather was as favorable 10 shorts
in corn as In wheat. "The Price Currents" com
mcnts decidedly bearish on this grain The
movement showed an increase 240 cars today 32J
estimated for Friday. New-Yort was easier, par
ticularly for June. Tho opportunity for shipments
from this point as 70 catch the June delivery In
New York Is about over Possibly that may have
explained the weakness in the sample market July
sold from 81 rs to 50 "a. and closed at IS $50
65 ID. oats weak, in sympathy with corn
Provisions were dull and somewhat easier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
THE PETRoLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Fl'iOi-'
Tho crude oil market yesterday showed the same
features Of stagnaton which have ruled LOT 50 ios
The inter absence OF speculative spirits RODS h'o '
ations Of significance bg lroouco.mi, aiu
Of sScs above ground would ordinarily GfSc II
- ~ no remenbercd however. that Other cOhsiu
E. +fons NAV Ieinrd a decline. At the stoch Excsa y
g. soc barrel, OF oil were sold at so % ." ~
cents against sale at 81 cents on MylusE, az
wet sacs ot~ony 12000 barrels IN tle oPs'oS, o.
H. Consolldaied hoard and the net decline III Pr
T ta onIy cent at 81 Ii cents, after sales at % 80
cents at the opening. Refined OIL was Suo0" Fo,e1
cenfs In barrels and so cents III cast. ~
nI,tions Were Antwerp III francs Bremen o'"'
marks London 55-6G "a pence; r,ns,. cAr.ioeates
XII civ Pepn June 1S.Natonal Irahsie ciosoJ
oons ~ Csise highest osise loNsst Ota c cSor
&C., ~ coo blls: clearances. 6?OOO opl
tcTS AZ o5i ibis shipments 7Oos2 boiS' runs ''i'
Dds pttshurg Penn June 1sPctroieqm d9 H SbSss
rrns. Certificates opened at 0Sc; closed AZ " '
o0G nradtord Penn June 1sNotSonaI dran sa lowest
G G3Sngu Clearanees 1900 bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
nrs or NEw.yoEK DEALINGS.


rbere were many variations in prices in TIN Whea.
i',at,o, Yesterday. although the total amount Oh
80 ava not exceed 4.7O0,O00 bushels. In INC
,a4 doal,nos there was some excitement ana prices
-. nj rapldly slight strength was SHOWN d.
.,o onerinp owing 10 the bad weather reports pu'
ho Ioter reports Indicted that no damage was dIe
~ the progress of harvesting, whlle tie l1'S ~
w -. d,rdedIy beansh Liverpool prices DcihS VA
w'io nen0T and Paris quotations showing sharp &c
clirs in wheat and -four Big interior roStipts w.
InIv OPTIONS went from 81 o. loo u W 90
~ ~ Oh I4as1 o. 5-s. and December went rom
az 90 .219l % "a to 81 0Idel OF Is. Inc net
60, of the day were l-2d! Is cents. spot wheat
lyosCJ 6G3-4 cent lower but there were purcllIses
Of 112 900 bushels for export NANNY Oh sPIins sc,
Corn was irregular but WIN doWn%atu 0nuc 49,
The speculation moderate and t0uk tIe cue HpI
wheat At The outset prices were 3-4H : eeI ns
on The wet weather reports and tho hcCer clolto pup
Unnidation continued when more encouraging We'tLlSr
in4cy5or movement The decline reached La 81
CENT INIT half OF the loss was recovered in the late
trading on The covering Of shorts tash corn was
firm early. but closed easier In tone IhcFe VIE
40 600 Ashes taken for export, chiefly f0r spcclai
delivery In Iulv Oats serted strong and Ii cent
Glrher. but tie West continued 20 sell heavily Tho
on The later deliveries. Cash OATS were 1n2 cents
lower on mixed ard OF l-4e 2 ccnt on Wnite ETtles
Lard ogned strong r. Sb ts iS lsa IN II E POINTS
The final official quotations we're as ~ iol9~S ,ro,s+
December 81 o. Is May 1902. 81 o5 6-s. ooo :
CcIr-Juy. 81; August, 81 IL; September 60 3-s
Iats-July. Al L.; August, SO IA; September,
90 ., iaPd9Jaiy; $ g August SO GO; September
TRe receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New York. baltimore philadelphia and Boston were
as follows Wheat, s3.934 bushels; corn 5O,475 bush
cls oats 43.5so bushels total grain, 1s2o5O bushels
-four 241a5 pacaGes At CHlScsgo' MEansee ana
grain, 54O,141 bushels flour, 15,165 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS FOR Sl,5O0,OOO LOANS.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY TREASURER,
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 1. 1891

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June L. 4e9l'
Sealed proposals addressed to D. L. D. GflnG% rono S
Treasurer Providence, IL. L. each ndOfe'd II
for Loar VIII be received at this office ntl l. O'clock
M SATURDAY ~, 1891. Tor the "hVle OF any P''
OF the following leans to the CITY Of ProllIeee' a .,,
C) sewer Loan; Elevel hundred ana t"ety ave SIV
sand dollars 81 000) bOuGs VI saId c4y uS'Ou
'ui32 ScSool Loan: Three hundred thousand dollars
$500 OOJ on bonds OF city dated July l, lSo Que
tJ5 Davis Estate Loan Seventy-fve thousand dollars
(s7S 600 bonds OF sad city, uaed jury l. looi uu.
July 1, 1902 5000, =. 10, t,+orost ~.
the Of four a. Per cetum per annH P15aD,e, Se d
annually in January Und July. Both principal anu
mIsFest above loans payable In goa com Oh te
United STATE. coupon registered oOgus W Dc
whole pOr6i0A Oi aIlO loans, anu
time thereafter Oe converted lo0
tecerod bond. AZ option 81 the holder The principal
ana Interest @ bonds Will be payable az az
Treasury n Providence the National city Bank OK
New.York The city OF Providence now transmits by
man Interest on all its registered bonds II desired These
loans are secured by sinking funds providing for the pay
mont on the same at nBtury. Bonds Viii be ready iOr
delivery July 1891 but delivery nay DO POSTPONED by
uavnent OF accgued Interest Registered BONDS OF fst
AID second loons VIII be issued IN sums OF 900
desired registered bonds Of
hi I'd loan In SUNS OF 600 and - 600 each. desired
,r1e rtSht Is reserved TO reject any and oil bids.
~ e d. L. y. CHANGER city Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS EMPRESS.

A .od through train Of Buffet Parlor Cars and Coaches
will anG air June 29th leave NewHork Grand Cen
trl Station. y Y. y. II. Il H. Il. RI daily except sun
davs az 10 700 Due at fabyans Qt 20 b. IA.
Through time schedule nearly hour shorter than last
Tine tables giving ruli details may be obtained a,
Ticket Onros Grand Central station az principal hotel
and city ticket offices In NewYorlx or by addressing
&. T. HEMPSTEAD,
i,eacral Passenger Agent,
NCW.lIaVen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
Railroads

THE FAST LINE.
500 ArumaI ye;sou'G Sleeping ana pa sb Cars
Connects, also for Toledo except Saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. exclusively Of Pullman yeSsS sn
Observation Cars, presenting hnsncia reports, stenOg
and pewtST bathroom for BON sehOs sae :,
home s;ics Lifted By s:sSnarT aid mSvS ssI
cSso AZ a. M next 1t day C-''''' 49, M
e EAR ss1aE Cars EH id Ss%
1S c Gf Re S G@ From co e
40 D. m. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
400 p. M.-Puman Vestibule Sleeping. Dining. Smok.
ing. and. Pennsylvana Railroad yesteue Passenger
cage : rs 5O D. NJ mex: day N'''''' V'
TIE WE~TLRN EXPRESS
G,30 L. NJ Pullman Vestbue Sleeping Car NewYork 70
s. S h%s oS SSsH s and FrRBa
me- cnenS Sad n Chicago 80 p M next
Gg n O s G and I'D q Do d
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
s9o Gl MsmDss va 0aI o
' Ss meek aes aaS DAY. aud @ 20
m second morning Connect. FOR Toledo daily. and
BALTIMORE. WA>HINGTCN. AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express " of Pullman Parlor Cars
@ Em aTs Dig VITA DSs Gar saS %
s s66 va ap5 90 Io ~ 5egu 30 ond 90
o. @ and "a rs hsb IN For Bamos S cny ~ 90 D. M
Sunday G rs and 80 o. m 80, 500 aud 90 D. M.
and 10 10 night.
FOE AT11STIC CITY, $50 p. m. week days. With
Through Bufe: parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 20, go 8 100, 80 40 Chicago Limited
With Dining Car, and 1OlO Washington Limited with
Dining Carl and IL 100 II 20 :OO no. 2 30,
100, $50, 400 80 100 100 80, 200 and 100
d. IA. and IL III night. Accommodation IL 10 u. ~.
40 and 700 p. m. Sundays, Express, O;l5 8 :S0.
900 40 Limited, and 10 a co. 80, 900 Ai3O,
100. 6 80, 200 and 200 y. H., aud II 10 night
Accommodation. 100 p
For time tables Of trains to local points on the Penn:
syIvanIl Rd Dad System, apply at The following Ticket
Offices: Nos. 435, $40 and 944 broadway. Astor
House. and foot Of Desbrosses and Cottlandt sts.
Court.st SEQ Fulton-st and Brooklyn Annex Station.
foot OF Fulton-st. Brooklyn IS Hudson ST. Hobolen
Station, jersey City.
Tie New.YorK Transfer company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through TO de
GIiAS r. PuGH J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
NOTICE OF SALE OF SEW EkAGE LOAN
~ BONDS" OF TILE VILLAGE OF MOUNT YER

non WESTCHF.STEK CO., n. Y.
on the second Day Of July, 1891, at o'clock p. M
.h nosrI Of Trustee; the Village Of Mount Vernon iu
SWestchrstor County New-York will az their rooms ID
nearboFn;s Building Fourth avenue, In said village.
sealed proposals for the purchase OF FIFTY 600 u
,S. ,s,eweraIe Loan Bonds OF said village he said
lid will then and there open said proposals, and accept
the highest the eOf unless IL deem u Or inc interest VI
Tue nd village 81 reject all Ut said proposals.
These are part Of a series OF Bonds which are TO be
issued by aid village under Ch0por Cos OF the Laws of
$50 and tie several amendments thereto 10 provide FUNDS
tor the construction Of permanent system OF sewerage
and drainage for said village. Each bond VIII be for the
rincitnI s Of one thousand dollars and viii bear IN
re az the rate four a. per centum per annum pay
SbIe uay. Principal and Interest viii be pay
allie at the National CITIZENS Bank IN New york Cly
The bonds will coupon bonds with the privilege " the
haidrr OF having thtan made Registered bonds.
They win be dated June 1st 1871, and payable as
follows, to wit: 80 ,--,, 49,, ,o,-
Ton bonds Nos l79 to 1873. inclusive. June l. 10lS.
Fifteen bonds Nos. 1S9 203, Inclusive June l. 1912
Fifteen bonds 2Oi 2lS. Inclusive, June l. 1920
Tie bonds Will be delivered to the purchasers on or
before the 10th day Of July, 1891. az IL m:
nv statute bonds cannot be sold for less than par
and accrued interest Nos 10 16S. inclusive, Of these
bonds have heretofore been issued and sold at good
pemum and the proceeds Of them have Deen expended
In the construction Of system Of sewers for said village.
lt IS expected that the proceeds OF this sale hereby
Advertised wiz complete the said system.
BY order Of said Board Of Trustees.
Dated June 2, 1891. .u...-. - . >.--o.- -. ,,..
WIN. L. MILLIGAN, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
OpK ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NJ EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ EAILwAY.-TI2ns leave West 42d,St: as follows
Tor Md4otown, Elenylie, Librrty Delhi S9rT H,s
Midie,own, Eenvllle liberty; % 10 D. M Tor Middle
town, Liberty, Walton, Oneida Central square, Oswe6o
Rochester, Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago, st. Louis
Daily. All other trains daily except SUNDAYS. s,t1r
day half holiday train leaves Jgyst az 30 m, 42dst
1 40 o. No Tickets timetables, 1928 Broadway; J. C.
Place, ~ y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool June 1s. 3 rs p. m.-Becf-The demand is
iurro lnc Pork in poor demand. Hams IN good demand
Tacon-Ihe demand Is improving Shoulders-About II
10 Is H. firm at 26s Cheese IN fair demand old Ameri-
can white and coloed steady az 5js Cd Taow In
pOor demand 1urpentne and ro,n In fair demand Lard
-Spot ard futures In poor demand. Wheat and -four
demand CornSpO IA fa!r demand futures In good
demand mixed Western spot and juno strong at 5s cd
July firm nc IS 7aid August 1n at 81 7pd. Hops at
London-Paeinc Coast-Thcre Is nothing Offering.