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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
IT'S CONVENTION BEGUN AT sARAToGA-woRK
OF THE YEAR.

IT'S CONVENTION BEGUN AT sARAToGA-woRK
OF THE YEAR.
Saratoga, ~ Y, June (specaI 1900 delegates
are in attendance upon the thrty-sxth convention OF the
Nexyork State sunday-schOol Association which will
continue In session three days At the temporary organi-
za,on this afternoon D. Sankey conducted service OF
seog The association called 70 order BY Dr. william
A Duncan OF syracuse. chairman OF the executive COM
nj tee when devotional service wac heid by the rev
Perry s. Allen Of Saratoga Springs win T. ID "ood.
worm Of Buffalo the retiring president in the chair Oral
and written tdpas were received the sixty counties
John r. Morris. OF Brooklyn appointed temporary
secre.ary The Rev Dr. James II. E1ob, OF Albany
delivered An address on the Biblical Revelation or the
Character Of God during which he criticised those VINO
seeking create differences IN the theooecai "ou
This evenings session opened with hafhour service
OF song, conducted by Mr.. Sankey Inc conhh''ee on
permanent zaton made following report which
adopted President DR.. William A. Duncan oil syr''
cuse; vieepresdens the Rev. A. H. McKenny, oil New
YORK. the Rev. Z Luall OF Millbrook. j. L. snyder
Of Kenssaelaer County the Rev j. H. hunsen OF
Schenectady, Thomas Hooke, OF syracuse !
X. W. Clinton, Of Clinton Valley; Josiah
Galley OF Weedspor A. j. Runsey OF Batavia IMAM
eial secretary Oscar a. Day Of Saratoga sllhgs Fafo
secretary, George A. Mosher, Of syracuse recoruiis
retaries, John r. Morris. Of Brooklyn ana T. h. ooA
Of Auburn. The Rev. G. +. MoMichaei, Of Ssrs'os"
springs. extended hearty TO the workers o. s
association, and he briefly responded u oy ife'
Duncan. The executive committee pTesenteu i~ ""'
report which adopted Inc total reee'I'9
Of the year have been slo,S4O so. and eNpehul'us
esq SO. leaving q balance Of 81, ACT o. "hIei
is needed for current cxI enses. For tne
is needed There have been 19s town associations o
esniEed sixty county conventions held 1"O
popular meetings reported and go town conventions
~ letsiss siatssepses he'd. making . sSsss q s'''
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAIe-Brlek in good supply 6nt
y, Worth Ts,s e Z 5sJ s ss f SIC sss
CrotOn, DARK and Red sl4 Crocn Brown ss sosendale
= rs BeissS POrtSnd s. English Portland
q sSs 81 & Joha Line
do finishing 81 Laths. >? 20 per 1000. Coats Hail.
0S9 Sn, .tsadg '5 follow
e e y' Tsso S'P SictScf. Enss
Light aG@ped but ssrdy asg
ported E II lie. Ss.:: sh.s.: . s: S
Inch 81 30 old shocks without Heads, $4,000 Rum
ssG 81 ans HOOPS Run A9
Brs D se the Changes s Tss iSD
c .po MID GRADE. sse rather Loco weak Ss and IN
!squss;; Sales 100 bags Ma:.e.So; LOG BAGS Ssss
lively quiet DAY. and the. auctdatOns were confined
s stHn hours sns sF rd snsT points
DeS. ' ~ Iap na ~ adTe hSSeS
came seadier. on which there was slight recovery
but oosed EisS recovery aH Hamburg
dropped .aa pig. and LondCa lost Od6is onis ss
&usSss 75s cd sepembsf ss october 7os SoyS@
Good second 80 nos: 80 ESc6anss pSiyate
keSeips IN Ko cas- lSCoG bags s9 SocE S 900
200 eass ais 5 8 sasH
RIO Jg Oh 600 june Ss & 800 bags GS q t%e
Receipts at santos jay to June 1897 ss2 zoo
Totsl sales here to-day 25ooO bags inegiing June
ber 16 4od15.46 October l4.scd14s5; December
February il .oOai41oi March i4o0aI4 10 June ie76
e19so; July, 1e.4oai9 IS; August. l5s5Si5po; sep
tember, 10 35d1540; october. 14.S0d14.s5 November
1t 1S.s. 40: December wsreh9psG Do
81 ,431 bags
e prices as quoted last Sales 77s bales for consump
ton Total receipts at the port to-day 64Ss bales
against 61oo bales the same day last week and 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

The organization of BAT sundsyschoois is reported the
work accomplished by the association in
year The total membership is 1.118o52 against
1.0e9.277 the previous year. The report OF Timothy
Houeh and also presented and
adopted The Rev. II. NJ. Sanders. OF Ecw-York. made
address upon The Unique Character Of Christ"
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending June 0, 1891
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for the week-Beans, 425 pigs peas, 800
bush. Exports-Beans 64s pkgs peas, 40 bills In
ports 1000 bags beans. No Improvement either IN the
export or local obblng demand and the market shows
further weakness IN nearly all kinds: Choice Morrow
Offering best marks OF medium and pea
have settled to 50 80 White Kidney entirely neglected
Red Kidney somewhat nominal IN the absence OF demand
DRY export held Instances above quota.
saes dealers could not be made above y oOe
az CO. Turtle Soup and Yellow Eye scarce ana nave
small obbing demand. Lima about steady: Orslgl
Marrow easier. but Medium and Pea are heid steau
and have some demand Peas quiet at the decline.
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STAINED.
Good ordinary -----...JTs Low mlddlinp

Good ordinary. .....-....-J7s Low middling..-..-1b
Strict good ordinary ....O2 Mtddlng BIC
Options especially interesting to-day and trad
ing less active while the changes did not exceed
points The decline OF about point after
which the market ruled dull and final figures indicated
9d4 points from the close OF yesterday Liver
pool did not fully respond 70 the late rise here yestcr
day and this started the early break Then the port re-
cepts proved be larger than general predictions Ia nd
dton 10 which the Government report, due tomorrow
"wednesday expected show quite fayoraby Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

Receipts for the week O32 pkgs. Exports for weeh.
Ol6 pkgs The demand kept up pretty Wei All OF iiss
week and feeling strongest on Friday ana satgf
dey But yesterday and tOday's receipts were LtaFI
over % 600 pkgs-and buyers taking hod so cautiously
that IL Is impossible to move all the goods SuIss q
quantity butter going into cold storage TO hou most
Of On bought In the country at hgh prices, De'
there Is little or no speculative demand here at the nonst
present rats being considered nigh for safety Inc
irqunate wants the trade large but not nearly
enual 10 the offerings and unless new FACTOR comes
into the market VIII be Impossible TO ainain values
state cr amery pals Obbng at l9d09c put must De
strictly fancy to command the outside rate Extra West
ern stls very generally at l9c, but that price rs oeipg
&C that would grade as fancy N
some markets seconds to frsts range from l0aIec, WIN
not much fresh creamery gong below lie. fSpGrssrs
have made experimental shipments at cost OF lIuloc
For the few lots OF choice and fancy Sae day tuDs re-
ceved ISRl9c is easily obtained but the poorer grades
dag al f5di7c Imitation Creamery and Western dairy
III sSont quiet, except for grades
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pOTITRY AND GAME.

Recetpts NJ live fowls were light during me AS
half OF the week that prices were materially 49,
Ri os selling up 10 I3ac buyers were unable % sup-
nv their wants and were 80 hungry YESTERDAY thet the
sx carloads on sale were quickly PLACED at 1SdiS2e;
ro-dav trade was much queter and l3e became lult
price with roosers selling az 7Aac ep1ng cniSnens
more plenty and weaker turkeys oo'he Oe''er' D"SA
and geese steady. ,. 49,. 1919 .io.ov
western dressed poultry cleaned up pretty eosey
week and 40 far this week, under lighter receipts
and sdvees OF shipments IN transit prees t1s
fowls hay made some improvement late sales oihe qite
readily made at ii adi2c. Spring chickens are coeMg
fairly steady and while quotations cover most .he
bnst3eSs few selected large Western are worked gu.
little above top figures both for dry plehn az, shp
scaded Long Island spring ducks lower ana ouli'
Souabs close q shade hrmer.
No resh-killcd game birds arriving and vefy, lev
frozen Values almost nominal IN the absence OF In
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OIL MARKETS.

Oh CITY Penn June 91Sato9aI Trsasi' e Ge'te es
opeSe" coo bbls; clesranees, 100000 bills charters
"a Ms bbls shipments 924o6 bis runs % ost bbls
10 i1,tshnre Penn. 9.-Petrolaum dull national
nst Certificates opened at csc closed at Csc highest
ooc penn June 9-Nationai Transit Certificates
oneosd AZ 6se closed CSC highest ee'ec lowest ooc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

POTATOES And VEfEIABLEo - -,
Old notatoss arc III light receipt prices nrn for
the small arriving but most Of the trade Is no" osMS
nnled with Southern new. which IN liberal supply,
bt meeting very good demand when Of strictly choice
Sualtty Bermmda onions IN lighter supply and hrner,
I'D mime Ecvpan bags doing little better Aspara
gns dull but the range Of prices shows little change
Green peas plenty from Long Island ana Jersey ana Mary
Irregular quality prices showing wide range Gucumbers
In large suppy from both Charleston end Savannah. ana
nr,ces rule lower and Florida ton soes are plenty
ut mostly Of quality these are dull and IRREGULAR
br ane stock sells well outside quotations. and few
marks OF exceptionally choice large sound and ripe exceed
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domestic ciitua,icns ;0nnteo
Females.

Females.
MAID and SEAMSTREsS.-A lady dasires
w 10 place her maid and seamstfess h17
been with her years; al expert neIp ~
travelling or housekeeping con take full
charge prefers going abroad. Inquire ~
West l9:h-st.. uITer bell.
AIAID and sEAMsTRESS OF NURSE
WI By a competent trustworthy woman 4;
best references willing y assist With other
work. ). H.. Tril une UPTOWN OHlce. lbs
Broadway.
ma ABBY neat English Protestant
Ni girl excellent reiere,n.ce g9od p!alnI,
" lddr 90 ROSE, care OF Noblott, lOl
West t5th-st
MAID aud CHAMBERMAID, or PAR
lFk LOKMAlD.-By young person Win gOOt
references wishes place AZ once wages
Sls. Call for X. D., Mrs. BacOn's, $50 9th
NTCRST-Rv a woman Of undoubted ability
y 10 invalid or infant thorough IN every
particular: assist IN other dutiei; city OF
country; good reference. o3l w. 3lstst.
MUSE and LAUNDRESS.-By a neat
" North German Prot slant good seam
stress and fine need ew0rGeri j. wen eau.
Gated ard sPass d tire la9 ie ee 81 Tho
country. call ar Mrs BRICKS. 179 East
i2th-si., between Sd and ih ayes
NURSE Ply 4 competent young swedish
y glr hiRhJ recommended. Can Mrs.
MALMBERG, 352 4thave.. fight up
MI RsE-By = woman. competent as in
y fantis nurse entire charge from birth ;
excellent references. Apply az J. w. CAR
PENTER { CO.'S. 026 Oth-ave.
NURSERY GOVFENBss-By neat
~ French maid fully competent TO teach ,
has highest testimonials city or country or
viii travel sews we'll. With Mrs. TYLER,
3Ss 0th-aYe.
NJ CHsE by competent young Protestant
~ T. Infant or growing children excel
l.Bt seamstr-ss best references city or
country. Please call 40 Wh-aVe.. near
t-d-s;.
NURSE. MAID AM eEAMsTRESs.-D
y q ranned scotch girl 3 ars IN lat
pilce. for Young children. iryelit or a.
y.a'n seamstess. Nlth Mr.. TN LEN~ So
Oth-avc.
~ uRsE.-Bv young French nurse wages
" $40 h sl2 speaks English Seen A
2g5 shave. BONGkAND,5 FRENCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

HAY AND STRAw-Buyer. are holding or taklng ad
the EewYork and Newersey car service new
rule which cOmpels supplies on track
on the expiration Of ortveiRht hours after arrival under
the penalty Of Al per ca p' day. As Consequence,
prices on Hav are reduced ABOUT lOc Straw dun and
AY-Choice zoe; prime. 55do5c fair 70 good.
5OG55c; shipping soc; clover. mixed, Doc. STRAW
rye s6Gs5c short rye $4,000 oat 35dfOc; wheat
35 i0c.
HOPs-Trade st drags In all directions, but the gen.
talk Of crop damage at interior points, but u
32c medium, 2Qd31c; common to fair. 25d?Sc; lss9.
15622c 1893 10al5c Pacific Coast 1890 choice go
to primo 26d31c; 1880 1Ga23c; Bavarian. ga
HEMP AND JUTEMania hemp remains dull for ship;
ment and nominal at &c SiSa quie snd easy quoted
&C.. Jute butts steady with paper grades at LIZ &c
HIDES-The appears very steady, though tan
not operating extensively Quotations. Cor1oNh
23d232 ~ 14c BueDot elyres selected. 10000 ID
l34c Monteyideo I3isc Maamoras, 22a;5 n isc Cen
trail America 2Od22 y. HE; BuenOs Ayres lups Sc
lected loal3 y, lie Cordoya kiPs I0SIS n l4e Gors
Monteyideo and Rio Grnde kps 100l3 n 1l0l2c Texas
20d2j - lOd i02c Western, Toe southern as they run
l2dlS n g2c; Dry Sailed Matamuras selected 2+dZS ~
sc Southern as they run, 1890 n e; Wet Sailed.
COW, A4d4G n, 79c b. A. and r. g., OK. 1890 ~
slc NeW-Orleans city. 40d10 n 1012c; IeAas OK ana
COW jGdGO ~ 6sG7i.c city slaughter OK. GOaeO n &C.
LEATHE R-<Hem.ock sole in all grades moves out on
regular demands from and export BUYERS Supplies,
however are IN good assortment and little variation has
trrraflf the 81 WrNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

CANADIAN new laid per dozen: y a.
STATE and Pennsyi vania laid per Dozen 10
southwestern new laid eAoN
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FEESH
Scarcely any apples arrive and the few lots OF FANCY
quality oDtainabe command extreme prices snan To-
common froom North Carolina are 0rered ~
81 so per bushel but with very little a%ee1on.
Strawberries from Jersey Maryland and Delaware s se
running small and poor rule, ano pave 70 "
comparatively low 1ne large aud sound iruit ssns
very well, and really fancy uprivet lo1 ping pvcyy
sales at quosons. but few very fancy large o aaS
sound bring q little than our top ngures Nors1
Carolina peeehes not very attractive, ss RUE sa
sell rather slowly 50deS bushel crate fiorias
Peento have been overpenty and largely nferor witty
most low prices often below cost Of fteghs az
charges they less plenty at the close, put w9le
have be very good 70 bring profitable prices o;n .
sins hueSleberres easer under larger receipts. fey
Eiorida rafe-uelons have sold In o peddllng woy -
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Domestic 5ituanons fuanteo

Females.
~ URSE.-By a young woman as com.
~ petant Infants nurse, or would take
cure OF growing children Is willing and
obIglng. NJ. H., lee West 42d-st.
n CRsE.-Ry German Amer can girl;
Y 10 objection D. going 20 ne country
sRs 3S years. Address or call NJ L H w.
~ UKSE.-By a Young German girl. speak
" lng English. as nurs' 70 growing chill
dren; will assist in ch1mberwOrk good
seamstress wiling. Ok lleing trustworthy
city or country Call 272 6sh-ave.
n URSE. Professional nurse VIII give
y massage Treatment, and travel with
patient: reasonable terms for the sumner
highest ciry reference. MASSAGE, Tribune
Uptown Office, !, 2d5 Broadway.
NURSERY governess to grown children;
v tern an music best city ref Fences. FL
East 47oh-st.
n URsE--By an experienced cOlorad
= ' woman, a. nurse 70 an Invalid OF m
sane lady; can give references. Address
+. b. H., &c Fast lloth-st
ID ARLOEaAID.-By young Swedish girl.
4 speaking English; willing 70 assist IN
cnam0eFwor6 thoroughly city Or country
best OF reference CAR or apply S51 shave.
n FsPFCsTNBLE WOMAN wishes position
IL a. ladies' nurse, h0usa ke prr, or VIII
tane car o, Children. Mrs. CONNOLLh'
1872 West 100th-st. TOD noor.
nESPECTABLE widow woman and
III daughter want 10 take care OF gen
tlrman's house during his absence nrst-
clasa reference. Address NJ. NJ, l9S shave.
= ALTON wanted BIZ an educated
- French-Swiss lady az nursery gov
eEnoss also good sever willing moderate
salary best city references. JUNOD. SOo
6th-ave.. Brooklyn.
:, EAMSTREss. BY Swedish girl az
- frst-class seamstress willing 20 assist
with chaInberwOrk best reference. Call Mrs.
AALMBERG. $50 ith-bye.. l flight up
=, FAMsTREss. With grown children
- viii alsO ass.st with chamberwOFk
Protestant can Wednesday aud Thursday.
between 10 ana Il. az a. West 3oth.st.
- IAN slrGSS ana CHAMBERMAID.-
- Very neat. competent woman would
act ~ IAaid TO grown children nrst-clas
references. Address COSME, care OF Mob
lett, l01 West 45th-st.
WET NURSE would like TO nurse child
w at home. Mrs. SAITH. 492 l. Sosh-st.
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pecents for the week. 81. 10 boxes. Exports rs 620
,xcs nv Thursday OF last week prices had fallen ~ 0c
- sopc, ful cram colOred and 9Ac for corresponding
iOi IN White but prices brought out increased
and tho stock cleared up in pretty good shape the
U,tot Having steadler thrOu ghOut SO far this
aa there has fair trading and values well sls
tainsd fast sails Wednesday and the desire
~ M the cheese that boat have had considerable
rrence on the but from the more general char
acar NJ the demand IL lOOhs as Cloush the gownwau
atv as strictly fine sc obtained TO-DAY for colored
ots without difficulty good many white cheese showing
natural color also sold that price, and fancy dead white
AZ o 6o4c During the latter part OF this week the
cheese were very faulty, and much OF IN STOCK went az
s.c and below this week the quality and cGndl;
- Sa,s been much Night milk skins declined
eprt l. INIT have sold very well az the reduction Liver
pool cable. 40s 0dd4vs: ., y, . q,
Stote factor full cream whit, choce....- 9lsQ o.
Ssta octo-v fuil cream colord. choice.-...-. 8
81 actor fu cream good to prlme........ s2a -.
Gata Sactorv full cream. fair 70 good. n e2
Stato foc.orv common fair -.-.-. 12G
Ssote factory part skins ChenangO and neigh.
bor,ng counties prime n choice. G2q
STATE factory part skins, fair 70 good....... a @
state factory. part skins common........--..... 80
full skim ia
EGGS.
Receipts for week 4.444 bbs and 4296S cases The
market of 11dl5c following our last report and
the outside figure became quite extreme but late IN tho
week the seemed be little seader under general
expectation that arrivals this week d BE- lighter But
So far this receipts have kept mp remarkably large
and dun trade and pressure % sell, prices
have slumped l0iac for the best goods some re-
ceivers are unwilling sell at III price and Gerabe
quantity OF going into cold storage, but there are
plenty goods offered at l6ac today to supply all re-
durements Some lots ~ Canadian came IN last week
which had few sales &C Is2c. but only IN pedding
way about half n them remain uns0d these held
present selling price and have only nominal value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
HEAlIOCR
CALCUTTA BUFFALO.

MErAsThe market Tor crude iron is without without nature 5 S5e
found;r grsdes on the basls Of former Values but
large seldom heard o. StahGaFy uts W
Ansf aH IIs an and MOO az kSasl6 So Mil grades
range from VA to ia So Bessener pig quoted at
SoI.ns.s and DSImeIag.on STEEL RAiLs-Lght trad
iRs on ni 9ij 9 u S Is much pFoved
and offerings on limit scale since tle rPofu sS'
.on Ga now Af SS AT2ona A sd other brands
range from II to 129.c.. iNIhe market vas cay ana
20 toq pa a Ps On 5 po' D and r g. for
dull heavy and and % test Eth n
Rds quoted I Do1 nor Ean . 9 G' and Unchanged
2 e si gg25 + aqF Ra 50fzt 2S = lar
s s' ss sc uo' prss and dg
= r. s. I, & go; & 90 GO IL e 60 IS NJ
aSd 1aGd dull aud weak S2' 0tncf ka meet with
s 5,a ' as52,c c2 2a5G sumner So of
Csc choice 4lc DO % grade S5a3Cc Gocoan4t G Gy
h6se raw, city. G Sc Lard prime 52c TaI%~
sark pTessei &c bieShed winter, Sc blaehcd spring
s,cn e9'% Winter Ta5 aso 6sci Pl spaa 'g5g whe
natural winter SOC natural spring 5tc; p,ached winter
saIcaiajd iase pr nj otye Ialian esS7oc Palm &c
strait e Tanf an ample supply Of berth
decentralization via regular steam lines but III si2ie
ports have as o. 90 @ fne par a qa OF London az
on st2mer Gntona hence 70 S0ah s
same 10 900 qf. Brish steamer Thomas Tqrn9nL Bal
.nore 70 CcIk f2r SEaer, ~ e1o qirs + Holmes
benc 10 Gsha $500 bb refined = 81 MISS l.l.l', -
NEOCs CHARTERS-Norweglan bark Ehezer h hc ~
Montcyldso. general cargo; British bark "leno'N h'
PRovIS1o yS-PoR Ruled dull but RficsT; o re-
10 GOSH 90 new d. sl2dsI2 90; Short Clear. sle6
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Receipts for the week, 59i bales; expors ~ ossei
nnoyts az baes Interest 20 be centred lhrgsy
u the reports DE hop yards in this state , nee sss S
hles are reported the Increase IN some he 100
SEQ tons and they have so early fears are a.
pressed for the safety OF the growing crop s' haws
bends on the weather conditions, but the repous NV
been Of sufficiently serious nature 70 cause s hsys
holding OF an useful grades Buyers howeverI 49,
inclined to dscredit any ound for ALARM anu INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

LIverpooI telegrams, % m-Rfceipts = 600 baIes
Which for speculation and export zoo bales American
600 bales. spot dull miding 11.16d. Man
chester market Yarns In buyers favor. Cloths dull
| nrdl- nc1n
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

ii. G. Armstrong, I. p A. OF The
Missouri Pacific, IS IN town.
Travelling Freight Agent W. s. Bratt.
of the Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul,
is in the city.
Mt. Pleasant is trying TO induce the
Michigan Central to build line between
it and Midland.
General Freight Agent T. v. Davis,
of the G. q w. NJ, recently appointed
was formerly traffic manager OF the G.
d T.. /.
Arnold Grenebaum, contracting
freight agent of the q. X. Il l., goes TO
Cincinnati shortly on brief visit with
his sister.
r. c. Stevens, it is rumored, has been
appointed travelling freight and passen-
ger agent of the c., st. =. & h. C., vice
I. q. Winnett, resigned.
Chas. L. Wilson, T. +. A. of the Wis
consin Central, now sojourning In Eng
land, has apprised his friends OF his
Homecoming, in the near future.
"Uncle Dick" Wrenn, conductor on
the ''Annie Laurie Express" of the C.
Il w. NJ, has again been placed at his
old post, alter an absence OF two weeks
The annual meeting of the G. r. q /
Railway Company has been called fol
Wednesday, March 4, 1891. Thirteen
directors will be elected to serve the
ensuing year.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers gave an informal party al
Armory Hall, on North Ionia-st., las
evening, which was largely attended
Refreshments.
An unique placard, bearing the greet
ing, ga Happy New Year." was hung
| at the entrance of the Union depot thu
morning. The letters are of evergreen
twigs upon crimson background, and
the effect is very pretty. The deed may
be laid at the feet of Gatekeepel
Powell, who possesses the faculty Of
connecting the beautiful with the ap
| prOprIatP
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

The Valley City Commercial College
extends New Years greeting to all,
and announces that it will be open to-
morrow as usual, and on Monday
morning next will form new classes for
the ensuing term, with enlarged facil-
tiles for their instruction in all COM
merclal branches, and with complete
corps of the most competent instruc-
tors. During the past three years no
institution of education III commercial
branches in the State has enjoyed the
patronage of larger number of stu
dents, or has met with better success in
results reached with individual stu
dents. Particulars and terms can be
learned at the college, Livingston
block, ground floor, corner Fulton and
Divislon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
They Saw It Il Not Trus.

The Csppon 4 Bertsch Leather com.
pany were reported a day or two since
IN have discharged over Is Of their EN-.
pioyers at Holland. The gentlemen
were called upon Yesterday at 10,
Csnal-st. and they state that the report
- wholly false. They did suspend
weak with four of their men, indefinite
", ssAe canse being the need of = gen.
eral repairing Of that portioa OF th.s lac.
tory in which the men were at work.