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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-06

A special dispatch from Wash
ing|on to the Salt Lake Tribune,
says: "Senator Dubois Of Idaho
has been interesting himself in the
question of Japanese immigration,
particularly as it affects Idaho.
Some weeks ago he addressed a let
ter to Secretary Spaulding calling
his attention to the fact that jap.
anese coolies were coming into the
country in violation of the contract
labor law. The treasury depart
ment is now having the matter
looked into at San Francisco. Sen.
ator Dubois proposes to push mat.
tiers still farther under the general
resolution of July 10th permitting
the senate committee on immigra-
ton to investigate the subject of
immigration to this country as
subcommittee will visit the west
after the election and take testi.
mony in Idaho and San Francisco,
devoting their attention largely to
the question of japanese immigra.
ton to the coast.
Mars is the planet in which
more and more interest is being
taken each year, presumably be.
cause we are finding out more
about it than any of the other
planets. At the present rate of
progress our. grandchildren, saws
the Chicago News, will be in way
to know pretty definitely whether
Mars is inhabited; we have
Ie"cneo me point where we are
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-06

The local Thermometers have
had but little rest lately, as they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

2lc do OF stsde. :-ress yellow Er 9c, - So
nsccd city Agerc'n. 3Sc do lncntta 5Jc d. eM'
q 'o.4 s S s 'd q tr P sod 3f SIC aaS
3gc do bleacieG winter Ssc DO rAra 6ra,hcd NaG''
90 G.s sSs. w r.f asoe TI gId Southern
WINTER. 81 do bc,ch-l winter 55c: do extra bleached
iSS@0: JaSk. $3.50 straits 9Ca$c olive Italian
ocEA$ FREiGIITs-In the department, e steam
eeht ne csncd Throughout ,ee @sY '9d e 10 ., c
ca ,lkcn ate Fday . be !ad ON tne , Dt,m ,I
A"iTp aaG T ra aSaiS Hence me-. 1' Mds
can. and Other cargo ajtl.h -am-f Waye f"I. To-
IANEotS CiiAETFRN- baIE Ieri Boston . -
Havana lumber f. 90 schooner Lnf' Weodnonsc.
Iack,onyluc to st. Domingo CIV lumber 81 and back
nr brig Gc.rsia ncac. to horth tds cuba two trip'
WIN Of 'Ts ,a o %S s'93 p idha mean %
d ~ fr, i,3"1 tg "iotl tF encn I" Eo.tGn ~
ValH'aso and on r9chnanc g Coz one y, RIO q ra5
to Liverpool deals iC,; B>h schooner Ieave' rgeE,'
rRoviSIoXS acal; in more re sI for eS:
gSoied raaRe quoted oe9 aS O5 i, a%a
"a 55atie 5o eviEa prime 90 -,d., aj FAM,
H. $lIasl 80 packet ,9G5Io N ubl' 5I2etlt n e
extra indian mess, in eN s4aTH - and M thr
Wei si a 5oqr q"qcT MEAfs Further c. COZ
,nOHed DO 9iadlcc: picked shoulders. odo1c smohrl
do ,oS NI J92 chlSf2 AEk sDI
easier with freer offerings quoted 81 Se Tor zS9 o'
o Ai fp Ss dcene Of 4@a points cdy dIae me
tia1e in all aeIarn s9 sr EainI Socd no@na
G7 Ciy " am dun quoted ol5aC.2oc refined GSn.
ncnt quot,d a; g76dG@7se: south Aqcrea, soe Geo
Mt'V G5%GS7c july closed eO5c august nominal.
nrTTEEF9 table grades save .,o, hr With 'up piee
about s.eaiy New baer Creamery 90 reiasyl.
@ sNs cre2%G1y fSn yS'q a zoe: S cE
seconds 22a24c; thri@. ?0d2ic State dairy ha tgh+
a@ S p% Stse ' dary ws so tS eSrs 81 GT. 3a
2ic seconds ?Cd22e western imitation crTamey r.
i1st, ao%.ic secoSd-. sGi9c: factory cyra = a22e
%G r o nsaio' 81 'fG@q N.a n%si
lS3 Soa stat S1Ty do 0 n Tfs.'' sa7 o Stat dsr
nrkins tubs ,virae 2c; do fr=t. 2oe do .eeond'
do seconds Is ilsc Western factory ana daily; 15st
..ClIEEsE-Ilas not varied for the da 1,;
q%f fs G"S vh S lgsf.slere g. co%ro fancy
l2dl2nc; factory fun cram. Gne, .di'se 90 good
to prime. llGilisc ia,ory connon to iar ",%i0't
choice; rennsyl,ania skins 2a,d3c.-. .EGtS-sicady
AMI s@prn ne d Dut snoe ca's 3c'S soutePa
new 'ad li.c for rrme lac tor air Western ne" ad'
SH~EAw rSie'te Isqps:' and s,S G va At a. tho
ecc9t decline aaoid at 2s i2r 80 600 N H,. a
1i tct S,c 1900 bag, molas-c. grade 50 TT "a
q an@eG ad Sow Cut loaf SOL crushed 6a5yc pow
ira t $751; &o STSA A. iSf1 ec diamond a.
i,-ei conectoncT; 4. $780, colgT6;aa J. -
tso Wna'0T 4 t4 tnp. si g. G luz 80 g.
31aic; 40 :, l3lCd3 i3Gc 80 $. gage. 80 y
STGAniXEL,fd a sht reggc,t cty quoted e, Ct
a-ksa G,G'SsIn 'i5S;le r.. civ ooo,os 81,
l9.IGc and spcc al brand a. : sc. H., .,.....,
MErALNTn "a, ;t'ady o 'c N'" , aa dav
notice. foid at Io7cc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March 90 (SlccaD.Whcat started easier yes
terlay on weak cables and rather sensational r"o'
om the other II closed strong on crop dahase r.
por. The Signal Service predicted another 90" wave
The Southwest was evidently affected by the w'ahr con
dltions. 1t sept buying wheat for both long anu o.
account all the session Partridge was a heaV sc'Icr'
and a. intervals he dominated the Price 1""'ru III"
close howc;cr lost sight o. very BAD crop he"
from Ohio becoming facto The visible supply MohuaJ
IL expected to show an Minneapolis ana Duiun
had 97 cars herr there 10; the estimate Tor Mon
day Wa 200 May opened o1s. sold between % anu
81 aud closed az s5L. Corn WAS without any SlTrIa
feature. 10 kept in close sympathy with wheat Inc
r.crrt wrr larec. j0G the estimate I'r Mohul'
40 Receiver, led ln the selling The local STOCK a''
,.. I'm 10Th shay an increase May
n,ood a, IA sold between - ard 3S', and closed ~
AN cents Oa, wcr. an day within a rang" 81 r,i
Nav ,o.d between ., and .o4. and co'cl az 90 r
mo price simply follows corn Two 81 t' "a ~
short Ryan and CuJahy between t'n ,olHiru at ~
% 900 barrel. Of IoFG Yet price ga not uu az, h ,
v..k'. ho4 rc.o it,. 10000 were i'iOo oN'r I'M
mstc mad last SATURDAY M9nda% l,riPt, GI bw e
We ~ 4; li'C,'. HI'! t'.N -
sic ~ add no and clo-cd 30 10. My 1i' mem
a. aud 30 ~ and cp-cd 40 ~ % Nay lids p'l"'c'
a. ., 1nd - 30 ard closed az - %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
CPIN and PRODUCE MARhETS.


FEATURES or NEW.YOHH DEALINGS
The usual hail holiday duine's fe upon the ifouuce
+, cl,,oe ~, s,tprdly Al y the market, were quiet
and generally lover In option, there were N'a'
OF about 600 600 bushels and prices a, one tine so"'"
ln. ~ a al cent. The early weakness vas saltci !"
realization, due 10 lower cabe-. OtncT J,sr' "'U'"1
,,or ma, recent, in tie Northwest small scoboaIj
clearanec, and A low export demand The farmers ~
llyrc ~ ga quari,r. to United kingdom were also
considered liberal The report, ilon the crop country were
variable Pari, cables reported unsettled Market "N'
being weak while -four advanced lOd5O confines NJ u'
decline the short, were tempted To cover with some rec
don and a moderate reaction followed. May op'o"'
otcp.d AZ 9J cents. fell TO % 91G cents AID then ae
20 95 cents. July went from Niia9i's cents To 9'''
cents. and recoyercd cent On the curo ho"e.er.
,us,cioo Of bun manipulation By Cottcl caused further
buynp in by the bears and May sold up to 30 tlO ana
Juy 70 95 cents. The spot market Was IRREGULAR bu'
Inclined 10 weakness There sale, OF only oiOVo
bus,e, for export but milers took 10000 bushels
Corn was dull and developed no new feature ln e
cables were lower and the influence of tn Hechc l G
th curb price, rallied shade-Nlay to 49, and July 20
a. cent? spot loo were unIe.ISl ; L Ir' ,
~ wrre nearly .tlgnant, and simply reflected the oer
cereal markets Spot lot, were STEADY Sna th' hra on
j. * cent ON the curb May was hrHer, ana ga cents
wa "HS Sa. Off eas points. and was excessively dull
Wheat"Msrch o. April 977s, May 90, June o. July
81 %sulh & 49, April o4 May 49, June 4i' July
100, S~March ST. Apn 3i May 81, June 1884, July
% fa sSHS so 81 May 50 3D. July 60 >,
h see OF fIsn 'a at 2c and Boston %e
follows Wheat 12ots bushels corn ,5S nonr
Gn o ooSi AZ Chicago Mwagke Louis
c arrival. Whoa rs - 6r5h,li a ,9r i bushels
10 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
COTTON u,pKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

I..-I,I Nar-A ~ p Ioo0. N1'II .1lI ,I
49,. 80. iri Tho sale. 4 a." day included ZOO i|.c'
nm Funrrs closed oai"t but -pndy An fic,,
N.dlins l pd1ns caq'I MJch G",fgfgi 9 9,d
Ain and NAV delivery. @Jroi seller; May ana Jun
H., 4 x-.GN!d .-.f4d. June aud July drllN"rV
a., mia ala. INV and Aucu-: delivery iJGida
! itGid august and sept nler d.liycry 8 to-otdG
timber and Ott,bar delivery. f26ida5 1o-6ld III o,
savannah March Ia 1900 m1d'i srd @r.
r,cpi- Isue bales ,Nl"tt' coa-t"se $50 bales Sl!
o. ia.,.. -'p.a. 1851 hl'.. ,,,,t... al,
.,N.ari, aus March &c ten lady; WldhlihV nA'
low n,dIine Soc god ordinary, dc; net mcSlpH
Il a. t,- r,-~ 74o bales. rAlort, - Great Bitt H.
1880 bllr,. - The Continent. ll3 lalss c@1stwl''
4 t9t ini.-. sales $50 bales. stock. ~ W. lal'c
,,aiyo-.,n March I9.-Cot'on easy: mlddl!ng Il 1'lW
low u'tillnr SIC. good ordinary 5'sr. net ana frs'
,.,eut. "a ialr-. III bale; stock ho1ln ba'
Snrf.ik Mach io-Co.tOn steady: mlddling obc5 ~
aud gro. rccels bales sales 3,S bales st"' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-u .-r~> va. egain the chief feature in the
spot ma FEET 10 ha.1 growths and prices ruled barely
sc1dY l4I,. for No Rio. Mia grades
f0 D. a,f -'raG,. sales. 4 900 bags MaIcaibo
p..NJ.. -l-eiiAtNe dealings also slow
ara ;ir ri.", features. white prices
kept wlst LsnoN range. December at thu start
adNGJ',! ~. while others showed slight l0->c,
local f,l....-. -" close, however. generally ,
point nahc oa more encouraging cable adyccs and some
little vOsrsn. Of shorts HAVE adj
,e1eed 80 f. ooo stosk' in Have, $22 coo
i.a9 pfg higher, except March. which was unchanged
RIO quiet and London somewhat. unsettled. closing at
official quotations. lis a. m: March. Gos 81 April
Gls Cd May COS Cd June oss Cd July js. Auggs:. 81
sd. Rio quotes. hrst ordinary 40 kilos II 800: good
second 10 kios) 10 750 exchange (private). II ll6
bag receipts IN Rio 5000 bags Rio eiesraneeS .
United states $4,000 bags R.o cealances 70 Europe
1000 bag. Rio stock 100000 bags. Rio markct auirt
G Io santos market qnict GOOD average SaGtos
Zoo bags Cleared from santos March H. = Ns-nyt
GOO bags Receipts at Rio July % March Is. 1892
@S97 600 bags time 1891 o37 600 bags tim"
isyC 3os eco bags nm Receipts a; sants July 70
to-day. la0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. March 19.Csttle-Receips last % hours 300
head total for week thes far. ~ head for nne time
last week, Ii. go head consigned through head
la Ncw-York. go head 40 heed Tor sale market
upened steady and urm; cloted strong with all sod
iogs-Recclp's last "a BOure. II. 100 head total
OK thus far, $3.50 bead for tine lost week
81 $50 head; consigned through 10 $50 heed to New.
,di0c higher closed strong With all sold heavy grade,
%JaS OJ packers spd medium $3.50 o. YOrkeTs god
Ia ST. sjdaj % do pigs and Hight, ~ 0OGsi 81 good
heavy ends - 5oes4 10 pig, goOd TO best - o0asj do
sklp fair. 740Sl 50 ossOitd - 3J1
O roughs, 10 7JoS4 TO- st9.s 10 5Oa ~ ~.
Sheen and ambReccpts last 81 hours, 800 head total
for week thus far. SEQ Lead To- time last wck.
'OV he'd; conslroed through, 400 head TO New
,rk 500 head 1900 head TO- sale opened loc
rOnger all grades closed steady. With all sold sheep.
oncy 81 20ds0 80; gooi u choice - SOaS9 10
fair good - 4Oa%5 so culis AID 90 75as5 Is
anb, good native. s7ds7 - far good do,
80 fOr ~ IS culls and common. S5ds0 p.
Chicago, March l9.''rhe Evening JoIrDal' rvn0rts
Clttc-Recclpts. 500 heod Shipment 100 head all
eadeS steady cyccp Shelley ripe beeyes NOMINAL
S. r.od 20 choe ~ s5ast 30; other - 25a
Receipts. 1000 head shipments 600 head Be- lower
nany rough. 50 81 asa 81 ppckeis Siar3 -
prime heavy ~ f0n.i so butcher seleltS ami light
miyed, - 55a$ 90; ght. - 7oas4 - sorted snfeins
ncnts. o 600 head strong nstiyts 81 6odso % West.
ST. Louis March observation-disclosures. 80 head ship
mntS 800 head market strong fair 70 good native steer
81 SOds4 30 fa 10 god Indians and 1evan steers - 10
Ges 70. Iiogs-Reeeipts, 1-220 head shipments, 3629
tesd market steady az the decline fair prime heeNf
lnasf az mixed ordinary to good sfds4 so fair light
20 hest. 81 5oaA 20 sheep-Iieeeipts and shlpmen Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

DR.. 3. b. TYLER SHOWS THE MEANING OF ONE
OF THEIR vows-THE DUTY or PLEAS
Ing CHRIST.

DR. 3. b. TYLER SHOWS THE MEANING OF ONE
OF THEIR vows-rKE DUTY or PLEAS
ING CHRIST.
The Rev. Dr. =. B. Tyler gave the second OF a series
of sermons the Christian Endeavor Pledge " IN
the Church OF the Disciples last evening. The sub
jet was Pleasing Christi and the words Of the
pledge used s a text were these: Trusting In the
Lord Jesus Christ for strength promise Him that
will strive to do whatever lie would like to have me
do" Attention was called 10 the flct that the
Christian Endcavor pledge binds the who sub
scrbes TO 1t only Christ. Tie Christian EndcavoIcr
promises TO strive" to do whatever will please Christ.
Every member of a Young Peoples society of Chris
tan Endeavor is thus brought face 10 face with
the Christ and taught that Him lie Is responsible.
The sermon than intimated that there is nothing
more In the way of obligation Ia this pledge than is
voluntarily assumed by every person who becomes Il
member Of Christs Holy Church. In oar baptism
he said, I'VE give ourselves TO Christ ard enter into
solemn covenant ~ strive 10 please Him. We prom
Use in our Christian Endeavor pledge TO make this
effort, trusting i'll Him for strength looking TO Him
for results. Duty ours, results belong TO Him"
The preacher inquired: What has Christ done for
that / should strive please Him :" Much Of
the sermon devoted to simple recital VI what
Jesus has done, is doing and promises 10 do for men,
lie loved me and gave Himself for me- said Dr.
Tyler. He prayed for me- lie wept oven me; lie
died for me. lie rose from among the dead In ORDER
that my Justihcauon might be complete before you
He appears now In Heaven for me. lie ever hves
TO intcrcede for me. In TO His prayer the
Holy spirit to abide in the hearts Of His dis
ciples." At this point the work OF the Holy spirit
In and through Christians was rapidly presented.
How many things Christ has done for u.s." lie con-
tinued. If all that Jesus said and did when lie
was man, living in Judea were written out in full
the world Itself would contain the books How
mich less if Ills work in Heaven In our behalf were
included II is but reasonable, then, that should
a.. xrhaf La a.
DO The sermon closed with enumeration OF
some Of the things, in thought, i'll word, In deed.
that are certainly offensive 10 the Lord Jesus Christ
with the things that, without doubt lie would
like TO have Christians do.
This series will be continued in the same place next
SUNDAY evening with a discourse on Prayer ana
Daily Bible Reading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
THE STATE or TRADE

shli.Iant. az his: sales 100 hb. Nl,lt Gtict 'r1
az. 80 . I'd SPOT and Narrh ggdG9isc April o.,
asked; May. 90 d9d.c June ~. aHisc .tran. 10 :
hush. sales. ~ OoO hu-h. southern wheat dun nun
gira:I- loughcrr,. Hjcdfl ol. Corn easy mN'h -J"'
~: June. 4jJc a-kcd steamer mi trd f'1dt ~
,rip'- -J-S- bush, shipments. III - bush ~t' E
- So bush: ~1ir- 1900 bu-h. South ~ ,ofn auI
"Iit. wc.rr 90 aG.c No nj, Il do. So receipts
1000 bush. -torh. l"I s3l hush ly' .i'Ali bnt Ie.,
No -. 92tsr ASKED receipts. y ~ NV S'o,i
t,fllu ffrIthfs more active. to,pr nominal mdlinrt
esr Iro.i ion. .icidy end quiet. nut'cr nrm crs"t
fancy e9a9cc fsir t. choicc ,egs 90 in''afiHl
nm" Boo a. far To- good iaa2l,. -tof" rack'i. jTs"
Eggs unsettled lii9al5c. "n'c stadf ~" Orc"
fsr i72c; 80 :. l+',c SuleF 'baG>- 'ops|f HID
Ho-ton March Markets unchanged l.cept.-
p1on, 900 hbls -acks; corn. 800 bush, o'tS
~ 600 bush shorts, - tons
unrllo March lo-Hd. from Ncv-Y York for ago -
80 900 sod 70 arrive. a. vtNc cosins at "
spot, 600 bush No. northern wsrr -"ld et risc So.
.,i.c spot closing s0i.c. Winter What quiet sa"r
caroid- 80 rcd at 30 caflgad ~, ""ir a.
sale, carloads so. yellow, at -. "i'sc clioad,
cnfloads 20 at 4i',c c1rlold No at ~. "at,
1mct hut .eafy sale. carloads 40 white a. 81, !
,.tt D,fley unsettled ~ OcO bush rood Western 'o
At soc No . Western. G2c Green Bay, re ~ pie
Western fsd55r Michigan. far To- cIocr 1't'O. a,s,l
I've bid for 40. Flour GHl e. ~ ~ 'dlug
snd weak wluter bran sl1 - DO ship ~ ~
nnr white SO 70 spring tran 10 - snip -" 20
Wn.at = COO $500 bush, oIi- o"LO bush.
shipments Wheat, 1000 BUSH com ll'Vv Dn'h' oit'
1000 bush.
Chicago March I9-1he lodlng fu'urcs ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

A.. to,hlo refined diamond for candy i'sc; con.
f.c,ioners, lie red star A. 4isc: kcy-toae A. i'ee
Brsn1in q 1916 franklin extra $e reg fe eaT di
and irregular wInter ban sl79slo ton as e o auY
500 s,cks wheat 40 500 bush 1000 Iu,n 9sS''
900 hush ShipmcnJ.Whclt. $500 bum corn lio''
zoo bush oat.. GG0O Dusl. = ., ..J
Toledo March lJ-Wheat quiet. oasy; 40 c',n ns sru
NAV 9IAc, July SIC August sac, ~oin s'' dni
N|''o 81 N 10 ? 2gac. 80. 4. 2Sc. Ilt' uul. :
SO ash Fl b.. bd 40. white 32-c hid. @ie quiet
ca- CoNcr-crd steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
EUROPEAN Produce MAKKETS.

Liverpool March 10, p m.-Recf-lolders oner fccy.
l. .fk hams and beeonHolders oner moderately Cheese
Holders ODER sparingly Ainerie nnost white and col
Holders Offer moderately HosnHoldcrs orer
Ireeiy Lard SPOT and futes-Ifoh~fs Offer moderately
western spot steady at 33s I'd March April and
Nav duh ct 39s "a Wheat anf nonr-toldcff orer mod
eraeIy Co,n suct Holders offer moderately
rl'ysd westrrD so steady AZ 4s GID Hops at London
Pacific Coast-IIod not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

STAINED.
Good Ordinary ..3 10 Low Midllnl ..-...5 1-lt
br.rs ~ OF Ortif ay..f JlG Nj ddling Or
STAINED.

OpuOas-Wcrc fairly active considering the brH scs-
>iOi. aud the uarkrt presented very firm apJraiGntr
IA" - n az points ana na figures showed MT
.sii> Of points Liverpool uilic@> noted
advance OF -d3 points this. coupled with local
and light reccipt had stin ulatinc effect. la
addition to tins Their iuproN Il statistical position
ana furth,r urfatorlbl- rpor- wtr' received from ~"
south Tho receipts TO. tIi~ week expect q 10 Zoe
90. ~ bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

1880 bags Baltimore. $40 bags; New Orleans. 9o33
bags Galveston. 400 bags total oil .j27 bags
tOIION-On the spot quot stcaiy and quiet al un-
changed prices. sales ~ bales for consumption IL"
bales this day last and IL 900 bales this time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
fe9dI Notices.

IN pursuance of an order Of Hon. RAol , D
i HANSON sutrocate OF the city aud County OF N."-
Ofk-Aotcc hereby gttn o I'll persons ma lf '''a
ssln.t Pct-f T. O'Brlrn. late u the city ~ NtN ON
WITH NoitItt- flrrrn' 20 me
sul.cre r OF place ron-irfng bushes. W 10 il,t
2Gtt-st, the city VI NcM.loi" on or "''T' '"' Ao
dIy o. August nest. ,g,,
Dated New YORK. he Both day % JHus|' 1917
T. n. WELLER. I-N''"'''''
L. a.. O'BKIEN. INccutrN
If MALCOLM. ~. 7n,v for ENr, pt.,,
10 CnImbes---t., New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

Mis- Ada Rehan az Maid Marian; Mr..
John Drew a. Robin Hood. and Messrs
Clare Whcatlcign. Gresham, Gilbeft,
LeclerI: Miss Kitty CheathaDl, Peroy
luasNeii; aud a chorus Of 40 voices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
Cr,turss an0 nleetinss.
Che 0urt.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. NORTH
IL BERGEN. y. J.-Racing every day. rain shns.
kfrs. at ID IN Boats from Barclay, JAY Chrts'o.
pher i4th and AGA connecting with ears direct -
track. WIZ ifhfsAD, secretary.
THE BOOK ON OPENAIR SPORTS, octave 500 pssss.
4 The standard authority American open'
air amusemsnts for sailing. swimming ball play.
ing shooting horseback riding, &C.. co. In full o. per
cony Published BY The Tribune, New YORK.. EntertAAs
iss ana universally csmpuneated BY the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

There never was more successful
lhrst nig.t at Days. IL charmed olo
and yoIng a Ike. Refreshed the Jadeo
Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
Amnsemcnts.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Commencing to-day at O'Clock. and every afternoon
al : and evening at p H.
BARNUM AND BAILEY.
GREATEST SHOW On EARTH.
with all It's very Wonderful attractions, and
lMEE HIRALFY'S
COLUMBUS AND THE DISCOVERY or
AMERICA.
F. T. BARNUM AND j. A. BAILEY. EQUAL OWNERS.
Circus COMPARES in 3 Rings.
. Oymiisa stages fer Athletics.
! Columbus Spectacle Stage.
Inn ense Facing Track.
Gallery Of Magic illusions.
. MenaecIies of wild aud Trained Beasts.
e.Droye, Of Canels. Herds Of Elephants.
20 pantomlre Clown 20 Animal Nm ,a, Clowns
20 Furious and Desperate Races.
Darpg Mdaia EGs o E ns Fgsc inGuS Sc &C.
Trained cats doas, Pee goat, sheep, sorks pigeons
Hers, tiseis 1tbias, wolves bears, &C. &c
zoe Characters in the Great Spectacle
ndsputably the beautiful ns,TgctS,y .,o, nns p0e'
cal NAUTICAL. martial, ana historical
Production ever conceived
, superb Ballet Of 800 Dancers,
Triumphai Pagcant.. Realistic HATES Uos Ward
Fetea Festivals. tournaments, and Ceremonies "aru
robes Worth $3.50 900: o... s7, 900
Amor and Accoutrements worth 500 SOY oo 70
Two performances daily at ana > p ~ ~ Ncna 'P ~
A"' p hour earlier for an Inspection OF the Meha-
geres. Illusions &C.
aides and children requested to attend o us
which are precisely the same a. d Ins ''s"'
exhibitions and not so cro"ueu'
All persons are requested remain seated un' ' eNu
" the spectacle
Admission to everything 50 cents t2h ana Sxes S ss
entranc1 seats So Children half price FOX opise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

"The story of Robin Hood and Maid
Mar all ha, never be. 0rs been produced On
I;he Stage viii anything approaching tho
beauty and effectiveness OF this prodnc.
oD."-( Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
lioNbiI' La TTE8ACu & Johnson
Pa'utd's Attorney
o.a ..d posfonice address 10 HroaIWav. NrN-b Ori

~, tno ~ nla,t Clara l. John on. -,
~. fors.onc summons (, -crv,d upon You by publca
ron pgr.uan. 10 an or'c- Of the Honorable G""rrs =
,rt,s, one q, tie Justices o.! the supreme Court dated
% isth d., o, March l,:2 and hl'l VIA the comp aint
NON I'm Inc ofre ~ tn Cr - me COUNTY OF Now"
or A. Tho Cont House In the cry ~ New York on thnt
da'e. 60 ,eo,
Anvil gqi0ADI... iAU.nEGACV { JOHNSON
pr.sfYF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

THE scene In which the fairies appear
TO the slc' ping Marian is one OF the NOSE
d 'lica'o. brilliant and unimoginstiye bits
u stage Illustration ever seen. "-(Eve.
Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

"Such a dramatic exposition has seldom
been secn on any stage-abfosd or at home
and whoever misses the sight VIII lose
present pleasure and lasting benent."
'l-(lrlbuIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
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