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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29

Tie need of a perfectly safe and reli-
able remedy for the peculiar diseases of
summer is universal. As remedy for
the household, office or the farm, on ship
board, and for travellers by sea and land,
Winkelmann's Diarrh9a and Cholera
Remedy has proved its inestimable worth
in the prompt relief and cure of all dis
orders originating in the stomach and
digestive system, such as cholera, cholera
morbus, diarrh9a, cramps, etc. Service
able under all conditions, and always
ready for use; is perfectly safe. Price
25 cents at all druggists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29
The Population of Durham

Is about 5000, and We would say at least
one half are troubled with some effection
on the Throat and Lungs, as those COM
plants are, according to statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise
all our readers not to neglect the opper-
;unity to call on their druggist and get a
bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. Trial size free Large Bottle
soc and 81 Sold by all druggists
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29

Through an oversight we failed to
print card from Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Rowland, wherein they expressed thanks
to the many friends who rendered aid
and comfort during the hours of their
daughters sickness.
The remains of Mrs. G.. r. Williams
were taken to Hillsboro yesterday even
ing, accompanied by the bereaved
husband, Joe Tillman, Johnnie Pollard
and Atlas Smith A sister of Mr.. Will
Inns has taken charge of the motherless
child.
County Superintendent w. g. Vick-
ers has been an unfortunate man. He is
to-day called upon to bury his infant
daughter, which makes the tenth child he
has laid away to rest. He has the SYM
pathy of his many friends in this sad
hour
An OK hitched to a wagon at the
depot to-day exhibited a great deal of
bravery, but not much prudence. A lot
of freight cars were being put upon the
side track and as they were being pushed
by the engine they came little too close
to his oxship, and had it lot been for the
interference of some parties near by a
box car would, no doubt, have been laid
up for repairs. Engineers should be
careful when there are oxen about, or
near the track.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29

Col. G. S. Winsted, Capt. Jack Hester,
T. A Winsted, Rev. E. E. Rose and Misses
Bessie Rogers, Cora Hester, Fannie Lee
Thomas and Josie Hambrick, all of Rox-
boro, spent last night in Durham and will
return to their homes to-day.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29

1T HAS COME AT LAST !
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29
THE FIRST.

of Brick.
Colonel Joe Baldwin informs US that
Colonel Brodie Duke is now burning his
first kiln of brick and others will be
started in a short time. When the brick
are ready Brodie will commence the
building of several large houses.
POLICE COURT.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29

Remarked to friend the other day that
she knew kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs was superior remedy, as it
stopped her cough instantly when other
cough remedies had no effect whatever.
So to prove this and convince you of it's
merit any druggist will give you Sample
Bottle Free. Large size soc and 81.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29

She-What a delightful old settle this
is! 1t looks as if there might be some
real old legend connected with it.
He-Well, their was, but as l couldn't
afford to pay the price the dealer asked,
he said at last that l could have the set
tie, but he would have to keep the legend
and connect it with Sixteenth century
bedstead that he had.-Harper's Bazaar.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29
Oak Ridge Institute.

Summer School bookkeeping, short
hand, type-writing, and telegraphy) will
open June %. Address
J. \. & NJ. H. HOLT,
Oak Ridge, NC.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29
Wheat is better

terms of all the crops. Wheat is better
than for many years, and the seasons
have been propitious for all the farm
products.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29
ELLIS, STONE 4 CO.'S
- GREAT
CLEARANCE SALE OF REMNANTS
VIII be continued through next week.

Every represented tables Elegant
line Black Goods lengths from yards Among them will be
the best grode of 46nch Henrea See them They
cheap desirable pick pattern bargain
Mattngs prices still holds good
These Matngs cheap advise all
Mating and before the lot cleared
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-29
Ia 3 A r. q A In $ al
HENRY, O'BRIEN & &C
Clearance Sale of Dry Goods and Shoes!

Humbvg
being sold and below cost
of dry gOodsO that to groceries,
and and be astonihd a the low
Below is a sample of prices ofer you:
Seing cents Bst 7censS
Prints cents Beahei Domestic 7cens
Line Pan Goods l2cens
cents Rec Flannel McHs c
4cms Whte eFlame
- Also Saeens, Worstels Dress Buttons,
We conditions
goods, Flannela andPa
We handsome Forks
nd$1
have elegant ladies shoes which will sell
Former $500, $3.50 $175, $3.50 Mems shoes
at at
The above prices week. until the We
Wte you tocaLa ewla weofer.
EIEHTRE, o79RIEHT & CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YorK DEALINGS.


The life Of speculation In wheat seemed 70 be taken
out 81 it yesterday by some unexplained Influences
The recorded transactions In options were mrec Du'
they were purely local. Fluctuations we're narrow
and al the end showed net gain OF l-fd3S cent.
The decrease Of I.32s 600 bushels In the am0unt On
passage 10 Europe had some buish Influence. ANA
ihere we're more nnfvOrable weather and crop reports
from the West. shippers bought l2OVoo bnshei''
and prices irToguinr. -,
Corn was - cent higher April options on the
covering of shorts, and the general mnrkct ended bet
ter on firm cable, and reports OF poor grading al Inc
West. spot nrncr. With export safes OF
nearly $1,000 bushels.
oats were dull. with weak closing.
Lard neglected.
The final quotations follows:
Wheat April 90 81: MAY. 81 - juno. 30 . =
July. 80 "a August. 30 - cents.
COrn-Apnl. 30 II; May. ~ BE- June - L.
july. 40. August. 40 Il cents.
Oats-April. - Is, May. - Is June. ~ 80 :
July. ~ - cents,
Lnrd-May. ~ 40: July. 80 30: August. 90 90.
The receipts OF grain and nour imported Yesterday
AT New York Philadelphia. baltimore and Boston ser,
as follows: Wheat. 4sO.O14 bushels, corn. lIe,OOS
bushels oats 247 ffs bushels. total grain. ola. ~
bushel, Hour. 55O76 packages Al Chicago. MI.
waikec and ~ Louis the arrivals We're Wheat. 1d3''
bushels corn. 1-J.0ls bushcls; onts Jp-.o77 bush
els total grain Sos 800 bushels Hour 329l3 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Yew.YorN, Tuesday. Agrf 2G-nEEvEs- Receipt. Iai
aCaG d. cognsd direct 70 pnsAeTs t The latter
40 c scS % ban rc@s Weak And civ
bf fair demand at G. dsc for ordinary choice
da cable advice; ouSc the TgSpss" %nrsst , ow d
estSss dad De- WEIGHT te1 1877 os bringing is
tween e. cS SG G"s and and
e s v ,1ss d 5 ooS oa m%f Of 9" e TO- FS
mans COMPANY and 2.e20 quarters In the CITY n
e's at io 100 qua " o a e. S.S aaH sons Gs
D %n s. ocI2 qSG d III Dd R S v Do ha% aa,rc
win h. adon either tomorrow Thursday with 3j2 cattle
TiI.cT coWs-Rccclpts. Is head No trade. Noml-
"'y 'Sie $9Hss?s 9s Sin q: oo and 1870
a. crsy CITY and h.e wsIs Any 700 esG: beside
H H5;s' st. ssl%g a low .a af n%!f
and fancy do at sic
sa5c for c S' d!,ca " viz c6os sc"cd Snr"r So
DC '"e l r 5a%t lh d Fl 3'? 2,l. s average a.
SC per 40 do 1876 n AZ % 100 de- ILL, lt n a. ~
3s % d. rs r. at Sc 81 vca's and sSmmIlk calves
m,:, d. Nc Js y Sg.:gE c2S S 1873 n at &c 81
JOG mISsd Sa%es l1s 3 :, - g IL r. .; &c,
do NG:@ .s| Ti awe s az
judd sGc u o Sc,. '; las s a. az &c e. do
sIEtr AXD LAMEs-Rcsegt' Including g sarC I'd:
hcad-S3 carloads az 6Othst. carlods ut Jerscy City
and carloads at IIotGkcn. and Is spring lambs wer,
received elsewhere SLOW for both sheep aud lambs but
about ady for the former while the latter dro
ire and. II anything. shade lower. Spring lambs were
about sfody Tor good stock Reported trans9 ton. were
Woocd DO ~ e for Yer %,Gon Il lamb. e. 3 Tor
'GsS 90 ssas r A at g. P2P fHT iHs s 'T
AZ ld2icc and dr,sd spring lambs selling az s2d+ -
per carcass. frw fancy city dressed rt'ing NJ 50
Saes-ilumc Mullen l73 unshorn state Sheep. 90 ~.
FS uHsqn GO Mcha a"s MeS@'" Ct uG sSaa az
81 % 1913 clipped do. ~ n 80 20.
So e@2
u. Harrington 2l5 clipped Ohio sheep. s2tc n. at
- 80 rs clipped Ohio limbs. CO., N. At 20 o. spring
ambs. at ~ 30 per head o do 81 80 -.
c. Collins, 30 Jersey spring lambs at s3Hs' 80 pr
head : do. ~ - each.
l.. {. Kasc: II Jersey Spring lambs. nt 80 per head
HOGS-Rrrcips. - carloads. GS02 hcadlS carloads
Jersey CITY, ~ 'arlciGs over the Deawac
and Western roai landed At the foot o West #'tht and
II carloads a. A0ths 10 sale. on live weight Noni'
County dressed unchanged at case for hcavT 10 light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April 20 CsrecIan.-Wheat was firm all
dav: but all day was very dull July sold between
Il /. and 81 Us and closed st II IA cents. There
VA, A decrease "on sage OF 100000 bushels.
There was decrease In the English visible % jOD,o)
I'm Lel. I.ut such strength IA wheat had came from
tlc new, I'm regard to the Wctcrn weather. II wa,
cold and wet I'm the Northwest again aud there whs a
prospect Of another vcntablc cold wave. me seIlef
If the day was I'ardrdge. II seems 10 be- the Tact
bowevcr that the market has grown beyond MIN.
II IL estimated that I'm three days ne has Increased MS
short line 800 900 bushels without the market Yield
ing AT all The cash trade herr was light mvceS
rs 10 NOrlwcstern seeding varied but temperatures
In North Dakota were under freezing Ninnrapon,,
and DuIuth Ind 4Os There wns more selling Of
NAV corn by the Cudshys, yet the price closed rather
firm nt Al "a In two days IL Is estimated that
The Cndnhys have sold lOOJOOO bushels 0i Nay
openly The theory Is that the Cudnhys have been
irving 10 shake the Qunlan line, but so Jar th'rc
t. mo- evidence that that line has been aiSturbcd'
What the outcome will be now nobody seems 20 know
The country Is getting bullish again on con 10 10
DAYS receipts were only $40 cars The estimate lot
Wednesday only 40 There % cars Of contract
today, but ali Of II came from the diving machine.
The West was ngnin. The Inspection shows
$4,000 bushels conrTct corn IN store, an increase
Tor the week Of 81, 900 bushels. Oats were him"s,
without nuctuation Provisions wer hrm osni o ~,
covering by Nav shorts. There werc only !, WV
bocs The estimate for Wednesday was 24,ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

1900 head; consigned through, 900 head TO New.
York. 24OO head on sale, 1000 head. opened
easier on good grades dull and lower for common.
closed dull and weak. ohcep-Extra wool so 25a
3G 5o good 70 choice. 500 ~ 2j fair u good SD
- 50; cuils and common 81 500 - rs clipped com
mon 10 best 20 jOQSj 81. LambS-Good 10 extra
wool 3'@S! 90 fair 10 good do. s6 $50 ~ 90 cull 70
common. S5a &c IS clipped common to best, 50 25d
as - spring. fair to good - sl2
Cmcago, April 90 DO The Evening Journal report
Markct steady good TO choice steers ~ 25d ~ 80
fair. ~ s5afA 10; feeders. 90 25a s3 70; stockers
~ 5ods2 So; cows. p G0a 30 IL IL: Hog.-Re,
active shade lower rough and common. S41 A. %
mixed and packers. ~ 5jds4 GO; prime heavy and
Sheep-Rcceipts $500 hend shipments. 1900 head
Market slow, 1O01j cents lower. Mixed ewes and
wcthers - 500 90 % wethcrs, s6d 80 90; Texans
1886 20, lambs, S6d &c 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
COTTON NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Iverpoll April 90 4 p. m.-Thc sales OF me ga,
Included 3 400 bales American Futures closed quiet
Amcrican~ Nliddling low mlddllng claus April de
:, - DAD .clcr,: Nav and June delivery } % % y
53Gld june and July delivery > It'd h aver,
July and August delivery > 3e.dd sclIef> nmenS,
delivery . G:.Gld buyers; september and october dc
livery 3 Gl-G1d buyers; october and N0vcmbc" dciiv
cry, 4 2-C4d sellers.
Galveston April 26.-Cot;on stcady mldding
I-lGc: low middlng. d l2c: good ordinary oc: ncf
and gross receipts, 033 bales; exports cnst"l'e Zoe
hales; sales o5s bales spInners 100 bales: stock
80 9jj bales. 49, ian,
Norfolk April o6.-Cotton steady mlddng
q 7.sc low m,ddl,ng @ 7.IGc: good ordinary. 3ic
net and gross receipts. 1872 bales: expof+ to Great
pitt.in $40 bales TO the Continent 276 bales: sales
ICG bales; stock. ellis bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

5s9S eGSs 60 SS?s Aas sS N July 9e sa sc
bag. oc}doo'.c closing ecisc' No ? Dccenber ora
ct soss2e ssi;. goo SS.5 Sat- a, ssc aeysd
;Sst on,o CoHS S6on M short sdyoaed
there was r.d l,; o. S.,@ nothing special
gh i've srn co,r bS Sf" ,h Later moths we've
we, weather p99ro 6 gradng at Chicago nn cables and
tcndd TO 'trerethcn the stnGon aud The close IA
ct On the spot the trading wa nodcra and p0 p G
were armcr SLIPPER; TOOK $4,000 bush Sa!cs 80 600
sc IN elevator 5iac aeo, "T uSSr3Gcd 10 mxa a
sa '' pr 20 As socce cS" s? e .Ao' %
Msy 4o e G do iv at iIc do U%s
aa DAY IL p pS elG G1g % Bush n.as dealt IN
o 't me Kept S vE g ap6s" COIN MnT d SS~ry4
Sssss weak sSo. The he oc Co mrt ruled a En-! r
%S sados e .o9 @s rS' r: 1000 G%'A 'PS
90 %s w.s,c,o mica ~ &e DO whe 81, agc IN
No2 April closing at 2itc DO May, 34-as,ac, closing
ons at 3d. do Ws@ n d 30 3 a" "a Ns
c ps e 80 ESD 1Go 30 r 7sss9
@Sca o Eo ft cSa sc c9 ocS sd 200 o
GMMY CL LOT Ill., %Gd rate deSnd VIII sales
at TEMP XSD GUTrnc hcmo me- an" mdrfct Is m
sSs ana nSmD prices d. rGr re-, nominal We no qaoe
int at 4a@5c; ute butts papcr quality osc bagrlng,
HAY AND sTRAw,s@pplics Of hay, arc libcra,, but
sG t s mo' n 's snG % ID The n
81 choice 70 fancy. 9OG05c: good To choice S0ds5c
chipping 7Odz5c; clover clover mlNcd 70d7jc. ....
STRAwLong rye God65c short rye, CSC; oat, 4jd5oc;
wheat. fJc
MoPS-Nothing new :ranspircs in this market and the
dealings confined small lots local
account, while tie tone co2tln,es finn. stlt;.
24G25"; 1890 choice. 22d23c; medium rGdIsc old. IN
loc: Pacific Coast, 1891 choice. 29c; common to prime
@d2Sc do. 1890 15d92c. Sale. 40 the Hon Exchange.
o. es S,.1 Jry Mt 90 % bales California November.
c3'.c % bales State mCdrm. July ooi2c. 49,
HIDES-Thcrc no signs Of pctvity IN River
Plate hides, other GRADES for that matter. and
the general market easy look. Quotations:
Cor'ova. -ad93L n. IIoI3Ic: Blcnos Nvr's. selected
20a23 ~ 1890; Mootcvidco 'ac Mstmoras. 2cd25 n.
11ac Central America 2062o ~ 1oeai1c Rucnos Avrs.
hius selected 101t3 N. Toe: Cordova. kDs. 10fl3 N.
1261s r. S1Shc; dry saitod MaamoaS, teicctd 2ir2s
- De- Southern they run 2id30 n. 7c wet sailed.
Buenos Avges selected 1880 y. =: Rio Grande.
cow. 4iG46 n. - +. a. and r. g. OK, 10000 H. =;
Now Orleans city 45dj5 NJ ga TcNnS and cow 30
d60 N SIC: city Slaughter OK G0d7o N.
Observation-Disclosures and jobbcrs continue to
handle fair supplies Of hemock sole and union In the
cheaper grades. which stock is ample and prices
unchanged. The export trade !. fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

coFFEE-For spot Rio erowhs the earSes 600 We rs NS
ner Steamer Olbcrs at 127sc and 1000 bags DO 10 D,
shirpcd at iSc Mild grades dun and stacy hangine
Waved the customary duness, only 1o1V bEs 'hsN
hands The opening weak and 1aio pS,as IIDyr s
hiIe nj fine close partial recovery had taken pIace.
reported weak market early but later alVce iro r
inaica,Ia slight reaction. Hamburg also reporter "Sr
St Srt The adyices from were firm The
Is D. M official London quotations follow april w "a
Nav COs Id June 5Ss Cd July, 56 90 Auti-t 90, ol
September SOS Sd The regular R9 esoe guotfa S h,'
o,dfnarv no kos) IL 600 'iOod Second (lO kil"s,
~ I'd exchange fprvate. II 3-loc: receipts In ko
daysl 10 900 bags RIO clcarances TO ne1 stats oVo
Sa,s Rio stock 2I2 RIO market hrm Ncefs IN
Santos 70 davsl 49, 600 Santos stock 300 coo bacs
Saptos MARKET good Santos sSr-
.,'... Santos. No dotaL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
1--WE SrOCK-BY TELEGRAPH.

gunolo April 2G.-Caitle-Kccclpti last q .curs.
ESQ head total for the week thus far 544O heaa lGr
Sne heaS To- New-York, 3co head sale 80 head
Closed weak. Light 70 good butchers - 43aSh is'
Iii 81 101 81 80 lIOgs-ReCeipts last "a nonis
Zoo head total for the week thus far "a 500 head
Tor the same time last week. $3.50 head 0pca w.
sa acrs and medium 81 500 "a 90 YORKER, good to
Rei "a s5a "a 90: workers, pigs and light. - 50"
~ q, good heavy ends. ~ 25o 81 30: pigs. goat 70
hest RI S0a%4 so pigs, common skipS to fair 20
~ 20 assorted roughs ga 81 70 common i r0nIss
Secelnts lat % hours. 900 head total for the week
thus Tar. 700 head; for tie same t1s list wccA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERlAL-Thc brick market + steady
low values common stock. HavcrStiaw
hard brick quoted 81 5oGs6 Jersey. s4as5 Fshkils
Rosendale cement. oocasi per bhl AmercGn r9ftsnd
a. iOos2 20: German Portland 81 35$2 IS English Port
lard So 30d % As Rockland common lime 800 per Dbl,
and do finishing 81 laths 81 75 1000 goats hair
2la24c: cattle hair. 1GalSc.
CHICORY-Steody and moving moderately at following
prices Eagle GRADUATED 4i2c: genuine granuleted Ger
man. 4hc: fine, &c yellow rolls. 5hc.
CoCOA-In fair demand but not qucaby changed.
Bshia 12e12lac Caracas 5615ac TInided. 1872 0l4c
Guayaauil. 15al6c.
COOPERAGE STOCK-Rather light business 70.
GENTLY and prices are montreal some kinds.
MOlassos shocks and heads quoted at Fl '9ee2 ~
inch. 81 So; old shocks. without heads; Sods5c
rum shocks heads, 50 pipes. ~ J0d - GO
s2sas29.
COTTON-Spot prices declined. and the sales were
800 boles contract. Receipts at the port were II iG4
laes against 943l bales this day last week and l3Oi
bales this time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum market yesterday was o'Vo''
Of Interest. At the stock Exchange no 'r""'" "o"'
took place The trading in options amounted 10
a. oon h.o,s With n range from 81 To 81 Is cents
40 news from the oil country explained me u'tc ,r
lnck of Significance the speculation isehhed III
Wa unchanged al O1O cents per gallon III nifrtN'
and 90 cents In cases. Foreign quotations "e'' W.
changed rs follows Antwerp Ia francs Bremen o'oo
marks LONDON Is pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 2G-3 1j p. m,-l!eei-Inc aeln a
Ia ImnrjyIng extra India mess steady at ODs prIilc
mes steady at 5Cs Cd. Pork in poor demand halns
I'm rod demand short cut, about IL to 10 lD>' urn
~ 69s I'd Enron--The demand Is improving Gum
hcrInnd cut about - TO 30 BIS firm at :.'S od .hecs
THE demand Is improving; American finest wlitt ana
coiorcd steady al Us Talv In poor demand. spirits
NJ turpcntinc in poor demand steady at 2OS. h",h
In poor demand. LaId-spot ana future, IN p9op G Gc
mnnd prime Western spot and April dill NJ '-s w.
Wheat in fair demand. Flour In poor dchand .Orii
spot aud futures in fair demand mixed Western
Nav strady AT A. sd June steady nj - ID hops
nt iondon-Pacific Coast-Thcrc * nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
STAIN ED.


Stric good oTdinary....5 i.i6 Middlins g 1910
I1yerpoo kilograms. ! AS p m.-lteceipts 2sooO rD'S
Of Which America, % 900 bales, Sales ZOO eSleS S1
which for speculation and export 1000 bales Anell'a
600 bales Spot market-Sman inquiry; pmdineN up
lands 37sd Futures opened easy at 2'Oid decline; MAN
cbcster market--Yarns quiet and finn Cloths qulesi
Futures lost points at the opening on wSl,So
r,ol adviccs and at the close net loss OF "a II
f,r the day had sustained Increased lceuos '' ~
nv the long interests the chief causes on
nn dacIinc The REPORTS from abroad relative to me
Strikes were also taken advantage 81 by the o,is
bhl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
Ocean 6ieamers.

n OMPAGNIE GENERALE Tansatlantique,
Ia T0uhAiNE, Franauei ........ss. Arm so' 20 a. m.
x nuii;,,OGSE IcbCcnf Sat, May II. 30 m.
A. FORGET General Agent: No Bowling Green
NETHERLANDS LINE: -
~ FOX ROTTERDAM. PARIS AND LONDON
WERKEN DAN. Saturday April ~ 80 a. M
VEENDAM ................. saturday My T. p NJ
From Pier foot OF 5th.s,.. hoboksa. ,.,
First cabin si5 70 So Second cabin ssto kcdneei
,xcurscn tlckct. Seerigo low For llusif1hd
guide and nsssage apply General Pa.sAaenct 30 Bwey
DIED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
llFOR IAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CuEACoA,
Wv ~ COnO AND MARACAIB0.
Pier 80. East River. .. -,
s. & CARACAS. ............ Tuesday, Nay g. 80 T. N
8. ). VEHEzU Ella, ThuI.diy. Nay T. r n
rrsn knrriran steamship. specially buiit sor the trade
have very superior aceemmedat ons for la'senfe,I
49, ''' BOULTON. BLISS DA LIEIT,
To Ss COOK SON. @ci and s5 bioad%ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
Gountrn boaro.

WANTED Adult, churchnen HON" comforts. shade.
w yrrandl. mountn so minutes from Wall-st.
conmut,ti,u III 81. daily rooms SIG sofoien
required. crows NEST. Z. o. Box 80 NJ: Kisco.
Wcs.rhcstcr County =. Y.
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fOintcr Resorts.
Park, y. j. 30 mfnu'es from
i Lakewood, a forest OF pines reasonahl rate, ;
oIen winter and summe near bay ana ocean, NeW-4oik
Onice 40 Wall-St.. Room II.
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AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co

Express service TO Southampton Gond)nl and Hon.
Magnificent twn-scrcW steamers Of 10 900
b D. This holds The record Tor fastest time London
and the Continent. Spring s1lngs.
Columbia Aptil -, I. Is Bismarck lunc o. IL N.
D. bismarck Nav B H. III. AUG VictoriaITnc .. a.
Aug Victoria May 10, am. Homanna June 10. 10 m.
Nofmennis May 10, II a. ~. Columbia Jun" - p m.
Columbia. May 20. a. m F. B'sm'T-k.Juhe 80. 10 am
Hamburg. American Packet Company - Broadway. N y
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l rot QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
tITY or PARIS ........... Wclnodcy NAV I. ~ n.
CITY OF NEW.YOKK ..... Wednesday, MAY -. . ~.
CITY OF CHICAGO ...... Wednesday, MAJ - 20 p ~.
From Pier ~. y II, adiolnnr chri;onh"r.~, F'rri
;ccaton Of room second cabin. s35 aud $40. prc,,d,
40 STORAGE so INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION
co General Agents q Bowling Green n. Y.
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i LINES TO CALEDONIA JAPAN CHINA.,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
Fwsn York. pier foot Of canei-.t. 3 Va
,NEwpol!r sails rhnr.day. Nav 5, noon.
From san Francisco lst and lifaDnan sts.
For JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY or PEKING sails saturday MAY u, y, m
For freight passage general information apply 70
corpany's once tho pier foot Of Canal.-t.. y. X
H. j HrLLAY General SUPERINTENDENT.