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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-09
DON'T REMAIN STOUT
YOU SEE YOUR STOUT FRIENDS GROW
ING THINNER EVERY DAY.
They Are Using Dr. edson's OBESITY Pills
and Bands.
NO DIETING-NO PURGING
NO DIETING-NO PURGING

It has been sb1ndantly proved that tbs use
OF his noa electric bands. or his obesity pins.
or both. tor which the agents Of this country
are the well-kaowa arm OF ieTlEz y Co.. b
sshlDgton street. Chicago. "a ssitr afshais
field 4 Co.'S store. is The one air aud e1ee-
tive way OF reducing eorDuleDty fne obesity
Pills arr made from the waters II the 5erms q
tnaperfal Springs. government ownership.
The hands or pills a-r used separately and
make = RAPID and heAithIgi cure. Or. IL used
together. they help each ether in action AID
obtain better results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

Of good .Npat steers ~ so. aud niT ESh' ! ~!
G., 100 IL. at ~ 23G SO 40. Hog Zee Ipt' ias'
~ hours 400 liead, total for ia" Week tnu' ~
AZ 40 head FOR same time la: wcea. 3b''"o h''t
consigned through l2.Do head D." New i9r"' ) .D
L,,d ON sale 500 head opened shad" ei'rI
clo,od auiet and easy: heavy grade. -" - 20 .
packer and mediums. - 0jo - 20: lorher' good y"
i,.f III aj0 - 10. lOFher,. pis' ana nGht. - o'r
- 10: GOOD heavy ends, ~ 1O0 - 80 Pig roou
t,,est So - 10. do. common Shps " laII. 80,
~ ~ assorted rOughs. - 40Gti 60 cohihio, n
rough. ~ QOa - - stags. ~ -" - >Deep anu
iorlhst Recent, last "a hours 1900 head total iot
be week thus FAR, II. 200 head for same une Ia
weei, - 900 head consigned through -'.Oo -
in New York 500 head on sale LOO h'au ppur1 e.
s,roug. 10 cents higher for sheep about ,'e',t J
Wool lambs: clipped easier: cui> 10 s0od 'iPIe",
~ "A. -, ID: closed strong; all sold. sheep mEAti
fancy .aG cOoSG %: good to choice, - 81" -" -
falr to good - -ja - ID: cus aud c9mmoI,- To
a. ~ eTnm,.-(iood to extra native - !O"@ ~
fair 90 good do, 80 oo"T'' Guns !" '''
Chir,go March 30" The Evening Journal Ir'G% nI
cot,in recplut, 1900 llead, shipments ~" ~ ~
MARKET -tcady strong GOOD to choicr 81, -, -
- ~, -. nj hers. ~ 50 =; 20 otOCke'' -" -" 10
rs~,n1 ~ 4Oo ~ 80. cow. ~ sou ~ 20 :,
ccipi, - 900 head shipments. l2Ooo hehu, ,' and
lower Rough and common - 1Oa ~ 81 pa
mixed - 500 - -: prime Nc ~ n"u sh."u~Re
weights ~ 75d&t So pigs. ~ 23d - ~. '"' ,por,ct
INT 1000 head shipments, l.2Oo Hchu' s."l ~.
LIN weak 70 lower Eve. SloSl -; mlNcd - oo"
ST. LGu.s March 3O.-Caii Receipts, W. h"'rc
sbinh,ert, 300 head Market sirong tar 10 1 Ino
r~e .tacrS S:,a - 20 Texans and indians an hlnu'
- IOa 81 60 HoS>-ReccPe. 800 hcl1 >"'pr ir,
hcavv - G5d ~ 30 mixed ordinary 10 gG Ge To r.
j., 20: light fair 10 best, ~ 30" ~ -. rnpc ipd,
re;rfs COO head shipments, none. Mnr"c' s'0'"' .
rir to choice native mutoGs. - %" 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

1.-THE Pha. 4 Reading Il. II. CO.-LcssecJ
PASSfNGEK TRAINS leave foot or CortanGt anc De'-
bro follows.
a. M fr Mllch chunk and int rnodlatc points
10 A. ~. Tor Gcie,a. Lyons. i.mirl Rochester But
fuln and the West Pttt-,lr aud principal local points.
Chair Car ll and Pullman Gag to Suspension bridge
. a. m for Mauch Chunk aud intermediate poino'.
south lalnlcld and all int ria"dl1tc points
l., H. ~. i.lmlra anu Int ineGLitc points, chl-
Ia Wilkr-barrr. 49,. ..,... -
d. NJ. Tor Tunkhanno'k and mtermcdihH points, con-
nccto1 10 Ecading and Harm burg.
H. m Bound Brook and all intermediate" points.
40 H. m for and L. Junction and principal Inter.
med. ,tn nclut,. Chair car 10 l.. and H. Junction.
30 D. M for P0ttsyille and intermediate points Chair
Car tO pottsslllr. . ,,..,. 1900, ........,,.,. .,.,.
Connect on To Reading and llirrl'lurg.
% d. M Flcmingtn and All mt rnrdmtv pom :,
80 d. m. for Gcrcsa Looms, tlnIm, Rochester bul'
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper To Lyons ana Su--
pension Bridge. 90 ,,.,o . - , - ,.,
40 ~ M connect all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
W" ''' '- SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II a. ~ Mauch Chunk. HaIclton Shcnan
doai, and intcfm'dlatr POINTS ..,,.,. .,o,.,
w" II, n m, Tor Nauch chunk and lnt'rm'daie point.
m m Lyons. Elnr1, 10 hester H'lf-
f,o ana the West Pullman sleeper t. Lyons and Su'-
pe"'''" General Fnstsu once ~ Broadway.
The Nav. York Transfer GO. Will call for ana check
harcage from hotel residence hrouSh.to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
GF\EPAI. MARKF-T REPORT

COFFEE-SpOt Rio remains nominal IN absence OF de
uland No quoted l4i4c. sales 400 bags No
. per Foscala. 1855 and 900 bags 40 = l3c ana l.
Mild Rrowths steadily held. but trading slow. SAFES.
800 mats Java, private terms. Options were weak
throughout eLtirc session. and 'lonen selling WAS
general leading to break Of 1000 points; Al
foreign adviees were depressed and this coupled WIN
tho sagnatOn In spot had most do with the decline
added 10 which the very moderate Warehouse de;
liveries Havro dropped I20 IT, and Hamburg closed
q az pigs lower. RIO WIS inactive and weaker, ana
London suffered decline; closing Official Quotations
80 y. April. g.: Nav. CO~ I'd; June. J.>
July. 67s Cd August 57s 80 September 5ls. RIO
quotes First ordinary 90 ko,l. II oj0 GOOD second
40 kilOs 10 600; exchange piNatp, lis; receipts
Rio, 1900 bags RIO ClfaTIrccs 10 United states.
II coo bags: Rio clearance, to Europe. nothing; Rio
,,ock lS7.oo0 bags Rio market inactiyG ecrpt~
santos market; quiet Good average Sans,. 10 : 90
Lays; time 1891. Lose coo bag time 1890
$4,000 bags Receipts at Santos. July TO March 20
1892. 2974 900 bags time 1891 2.C9l 600 bag,
same time 1890. 1,73l0OO bags. Total sales here today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
TIE STATE or Trade

Baltimore March Flour s'e a , nnch' saci
ceps 53;4 Lb, 'G nIS se,dy az TO- f red Spot
=; sc lie: Tie month 90a 90 10 April .om
SG isc May o3a 90 l-c; june 81 "a o:c. ''camr'
HH; 81, hwsh: Sale. is0.oJ0 bush. southern wheat
steady: Fuz. or 95c LongosFr,. W" ,nTi
i7~47 l.4c: May 4d IN 40 Sic June, AZ &c
cd steamer miT1 - - ~ go co,cs II P60G
lush southern corn iriner: white aI@a5 lie
yellow A704-c. Oat. frmer; No Whilc Me''V p
80 1000 300 M a, " sSS T7 75os bush Rye aa
No. =. SIC Receipts. 80 hu.h ,'orh' tne,,t w
Grain frcit quiet: steam 30 Liverpool per b1, ,,o
40 la CORK for order per Sg ayen5 ,a,dy and
"Uict unchanscd Butter steady: creamery fancy
Zoe do lir to choice - 2@c % imitation -" 39G
inc &c d. fair 10 good. 20" :2r store Pachr &c.,
I5ooc. Egg steady l3c G,Hec ' s,"nr firm rirD
unchanged. Copper steady, unchanged Whisky
n mina II I'D III -.
Boston, March 3o.-Msrbets unclaimed Ecceiptil-
Flour. f1OO bbl> :: 3,luO sacks cofi' -'''o' Jus"
oats, 10000; shorts, 1872 tons.
ruHao. March 30.-whent--Good demand lin 1
were advanced hai a. cent a, c'hS lS'oo ool S" NJ
g:, 34c: 900 bush do odd at 90 lie: - 600 hu~l
~ Neserq ,Ss at 9c l Il Gh 10 do nu rca DO
sold at 80 &c c'>gg II, 40 &c; '3oo or yn,t Hc
northern e. l. f. "a "a It ~ 10 20 NO. Winter wSc"i
irregular: lear No. red. sold at g3c cars do. sold
at 52c closing ut o3c bid No. white, 92 l-2c hid
Corn firm offerings light No. yellow sod at
a. &c: cars y, 3 yellow. sold ut - &c; : cars
No - corn odd nj .Jc cars NJ. .. sOld at "a J-id
Doc: car 40. !. sold at IA &c oats steady: fali
demand > cars No. white. sold ut 3Gc cars NO. .
white sold al % PC cars do, odd at 20 sac
chr, 30 2 white sold at 81 3-io 3ic. No. mixed
- &c Barley dull; No. Western G2c bid Gic
asked. Rye nominal: Flour dull bet ping >; e ne
- Nillfccd firm aud unchanged. RccciIts-Whcat
ZOO bush cora. 5000 bush, oats, 500 bu-h
Shipment Wheat $4,000 bush; corn. 1000 bush
oatS. 1000 bush
Chicago. March 3o-Thc leading frttt"s ranged a. fo!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w a. Y {. & II. H. Il. X. Le,ssc0
Trains leave l2d,,t (Nortn RIVER station. New: York.
f,iows earlier from foot Jayst., y. X.
:,,iO 4. M.-Daly for Newburg. Kingston, Albany
I.uv SUNDAY OF Cccyman's junction.
7,iJ 4. VI. DAILY for Albany daily, except Sunday.
1000 A. M.-Daly for Newburg. Albany. r;lca, syIa.
cusc dorchester. Buffalo Niagara Fails. Detrot Chit
1885 A. M.-Day except SUNDAY for Albany and u'iea
49,, 4, A. Daily, except Sunday, for Albany
i,iS r. VI Daily fer Albany Montreal, Utica. Syia.
r,I,c Ro' neSter. Buffalo. Niagara tas Detroit chi.
,,p, 81 Loui.; daily, except saturday for Toronto.
s,tJ r. W. Daily for Albany, Utica. syracuse. Roches.
ter Buffalo. Niagara FALL. Toronto. Detroit. Chicago.
uAVEnS RAW LOCALS 9:i5. 5 As L. NJ
vEWRURG LOCALS. 70. 0:lJ A. M. i rs, 80,
:Sj. $50. .i1t5 T. M ,u ~. ~.
S,r.png-tar, Tor Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De.
,rcit t'h,ago. st. Louis on all through trains.
Daily. For ticket. tineiables Iarlor ard sleeping
i'm 1873 Wa hingtonst 1875 lultons AnneN office foot
Fultonst New.York city 27i. 1868. 1855 et2 Broadw
lt3 Bowerv ~ Park Place SO West I25th st.. and Ut
stations. G. L. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
oil MARKETS

on civ PENN March 3O.-Natiolal Transit c'rilheat $
o,.ed AZ if5.r. hehe,e jJa.c lowest Jior closed az
5Sisc sales 10000 bbls cleaiancts -4oOVo DDS SNIP
mcn., = ~ bbs; rdrs. ll3 $50 bbl-' ,.,. ....tc
Itt .Irry penn March 3O.-Natonnl Tr'nSi' c'f,lh-
Gates opned 90 5jc CLOSED at 5jisc; highest ''se ;
lowest. ji7sc. - ..,, o.,,., c,r,fg
Bradrori Penn., March 9o.NetlGnai Ir' h c5t
Lowest 81 i,c clolrancc- 10000 bblS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

2o lie. Y, T. 81 lie: 40. = white. lie; No. vel
low 4Or BAT, quiet cn,h. % %. rye dull .a,G
Sc. Clovcr~ecd dul honiirnl; PRIME ';i,i, ." -,
lCO.gJ; bush: oats. 500 lush: rye II bush Cove
seed lis bush. Shipment Flour, iUoP DDIr N,v'
81 100 bush com 10 100 bush; cats 90 Dush ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
Closing prices IL CHEST. Lowest. Sales.

NJ M n ligbt Sims
were rtoe1 on some Of the bter qualities (partieulary
PATENTS and the entire m1rket had weak look WITH
moder,,e amount Of cty mil exts and eomnetng grades
wme. Thes taken for the MeSs InG @S but hG Eqs
sale - 800 Uts ~ loo OF which for export including
- 5as g' 90 for welt dies s 20 bt, Mnncsot, cSa
lbis .upernne b6!. doc 42asS Quota
to9S Gy MI Wet l9ae5 ~ o9%9a 90 p1 " , e."
= 9oa.s g GFa9ary to hoce e Goai 30 aCGg 5
wheat low extra g. 9cds3 So clear. 80 s's, so rye
ia as pSte9t" ordary 10 choice 81 e5Ssi ~ fancy
>. 9oas5 10 noe f2%ts superllnc 81 i@aTd Il
.Ie Ia ri. incudlng o% c%tpa. a, - YEA
3 90 trade and f2my G4Ta1 ~ CO. 60 rat 9
eemsna: aes 9Cg eIIi =, Xnai3a. notS
a. II .3asi 50 - UCKwIIfXT GRXIX~opot'd AZ
5@3r - gafG,s on ,rack anu ,'"n1 , III
at 81 G5dsS. and Brandywine 49, sales Coo bbls
ay Wa followed By resumption Of " oar Sna ard
& srs showed e be g so STg S ' a05 a. o M
o1 Sged at a" Of ~ the mnG,' Sepg dGe
s caro- t Of IG e r G g. tn ~ ] in @
cae', and private Lvepool cable; were quoted Ia BET
w. Fore ynel9 were bnyer, IN w. t Na MA Iq @
able stocks both coasts, IN ADDITION % all hi, M
ccsePnS q '.fot., Hence al adSan5e d d.
ton Wa. firmly maintained The rise, however brought
olt considerable LONG sun ana T. dS an 0 ,1c, Id
eating net lose: Of '.a'.c Liverpool closed hq!.d
better Pal, was age and in one ias;nce 40 ccnnc,
France wcq da sna deprc I'd on oc 1chc With ro"
& 81 o @ Syers s cf@P S D VIZ GiG' new" var S1"
WIN ,ys s" ~ s cG S ana nc f to Ch ,is y
that he brcokng and vas thought
te 10 ,c p.c s~"no Jncror arIy ho%eh icS,
IA" ye,erday "crc i,ig, MAY started az o-lc M
sS%"ed q, S SSte and .J5;eag%y touched Poc oa
Which aI9.pel 20 % ?c;%s 1 Ioing ., tn foro~
asrs @ f5GT remit points. ~; 90 90 ,s ss2 eg a
pnE sS vrar nro ScahoSrd recent 15ae9i
al ~ hush bc,s nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
re passed on American standard OF classlnca.
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. , 1916 Low Middling co.. 80
1T. Good Ordinary 7.l6 'Mddling ...-.......- 6%
OPTIONS had strong opening. based cDgoulag
Liverpool adViceS, which prompted considerable
ing Of "shorts." The result Of this rise o. 3Gi
points. aud for the time being the situation had healthy
look. The receipts however. showed larger
cNscted and weaker fee ng subsequently developed
attended with liberal selling for long account. The
market gradually agged and finally closed 3Qj point,
lower than Yesterday. Sales. ZOO bale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
FOX PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WiSIIINGTON.

Tor pbade phla at 80 - 800 1000 II 30 a m.
Z 10. 900 90. 80 y. IL ID
mint SUNDAYS. 100. 10 80. II 30 u. m, 30 80
90 Il 100 y. M. II 10 night . -. , 49,
FOR baltimore Washington daily 81 90 II 80. with
DINING Car a. III. 80. 80 dining Car, D. m,
ft,ns leaving % - q. tn.. 30 90 100 30 D.
IN ~ Is nght tcAcept saturday nith; SUNDAYS II 80
~ 30. 300, 60 D. r. h"'" 'onh'' t""S Tor Hcidhs
IIarrlsburg. Pott~Nine rtc. 49,.
To- SunLury AID WIlliam-purt. via Pha i"pha at -
A. m / 80 80 p. - - midnight ("N,rpt S1tWdIy
u,rhfj: sunday u 90 y. ~.
Tickets and railctar ,,at, can be- procured at ~ ~
Fat Itth..t. 2ri Wet l2jh.5'. 1874 East l25thst,
New York; / Cout--t., SO Fulton.-t, ~ Bro1dNay
Brooklyn. ,,, , =, $500, -, =,
bagglg, from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES.

LONG ISLAND AID EASTERN STATES LINE.
Solid Pullman Vcsuhuicd train leave, brooklyn a.. J.
Il X St1,ionl II :OJ, T.. /. cry II 10 every night
living In Boston 20 n. Corresponding train returning
Ticket, end -cepngcar berth' at L. J. Il. IL. offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
Storage.

yr,uE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPOHrs, octave. 500 pages
/ Il.ustrltd. The standard aut oFA on Anerieam OPEN
a., ,'',.rurut. Rule sallnc. swimming ball play
inc shooting horsrl1ck riding. &c. Co. IN full VI per
onv Published by The Tribgnc New fort Entertain
~, , ma universally conpniented by the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
lost auo Jcuno

, o.r RINK book No. Gi0.GiG Bank for savings g.
p'.rhc,. York. Payment stOplei. Please
l.turn hoon hank.
r o,T- pnnkIoos No jj5 90. bank for Savings. 81
| Hl,,ck,I.st. y. Y. Payment stopped Please r,tusi
hook fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
miscellaneous.

A GENTLEMAN who Ia, had an extensive aequlnti
a 4, ChIr,ep the Moth ard southwest and can iuf-
- 1nalc references as ability. destl"'
~ rpr.cnt LARGO and prominent Eastern or foreign manu-
''''' H. roN Is care Of Lord s Thomas. Chicago III.
IEuN FENCE WANTED.
Nanufactur. s or others having iron fence Tor sac,
r,,,,c submit d.. ign- and prices Ter
63J FEET or - CT FENCE
l,ncudlnr four gates OF more
,,.. ,,ot.r.i,,,d CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS.
CU\EIFS ,. GEOSVENOE. Clerk. Ludlow. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
CENTRAL R. R, OF NEW.JERSEY

80 A. o.. Tor Li,tou, Maueh tHHhH. Nllk''ualie
~ Kin SunbTrG " ,nam- pot sunday, for La,tOn
Maucn thunA WliAc-Dirrc and ;. canton.
20 A. M for Fa,ton ana Mauch ,hun1. on SnnGays.
El>t,n, Mauch chunk. ShaH%nn ana Mii"aWH,ign ,.,,
10 a. ~. FOR l-astoi, Nau,h Ohl"; NMhc'D .i
S,rnn.ou Reading iiarr,burf. PpuN4Ir. IauIqu1 NIh-
modn suubugy. Wlllamspor through coach 10 Williams
'' 90 , m for Eastoo M,ueG c1uns ES1dos .iI, Gr''
On SUNDAY tor IAt,t"n. Manch CHUNK lam'an' iott'-
"l,s ,'r-dns ANA a.S Maa,h cunA G,odlns Stt
burg. Wiz ,blrc. scranton Tamaqu", Fo'i''iI'' Sh'
moon. ,...
a., T. d. foi Ia,ton Mauch ChlnR. Eciiug. Harris
bug etc sunday at 80
ia, po rIremneon at 20 90 . 10 N. 90. 80.
80 D III. NgndNs go p N. ~ So, ,o.oo u. 20
a. N 90 20 80 -; 80 90. go ; 49, q ;l5
go %. 500, 10 90. II 80 p ~. sunday 80
%, rgaad Brook at 49, 80 100 Co., 80 ! g. g. go
10 200 co. "a; 500 d q c 10 rs % C:iS So
,S 90; go S5od,;. o 30 80 oc 1V oo 10 80 m
10 80 2.l5. 3 ~. 400. > 90. 80 600. 300.
10 20 u oacd at Sso 90 90 ia $40. 900
10 90. u 30 a. M. co. 49, go 60 49, 12' 0 V
S6 90 80 II. 200. - 30 p. m- l2.i'. 10
nisht sundY' 80 700 - 49, 90 SO 800 10 $50 go a. 10 90
y Io Freehold aed A,ang. IIsnSnd" a. :o i5
FIo o@ Ias ,9, % @ and on,. ou, tn Point,
plaoant at : 80. SIS, II Il IN. q 30 Rcd BANK
only. 90; 20 . 90 p m SunGayI 6 sHG,pt ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Al 40 su5 Il M. 30 3:i5. 80 p. III. Pallog
ears ore iun train, leaving At ID a. M. 80. J'i'
- or TONS Hi,er HIn,elt Park aud Earncc4t. 80
x f.. a. AtIaitt' CITY vmrland aud nrdrc@ at $50
=" For For Monmouth Beach and e"hisnt a. 49, SID
If II . M. / 30 90. 20 =. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. y. Y. March 30. -Cattle-Rco,p pts last
"a hours 1920 head total for the week thus far
ESQ head: for same time last week $3.50 hesd
consigned through, $3.50 head to New York, ESQ
head on SALE 40 head opened and closed easy sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
PITT-FIELD. LENO\. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERk~IIIRE HILLS

., oi M din. P.ttsicl 81. North Adams 80 D. n.y.,
8 so D Ill., due PtoncId 10. North Adam 10 p ~,
H., trkrts and .pscc IN sleeping ar apply At "mni
Central St1ton or al COL AZ. -, 3iS Boad"ai ~
Place So West l25tLs -, to.nh ae >, ,ni
ses n.dfori ave. r.. d. Boo 'n, , ,.... ,,
West,ots cal, Tor fi''hN udr-"-t 'l'''
h0t.i- and r.-idrurrs through 20 G'tiu.f"u- 49,.
DAILY except SUNDAY. ODab except NatH' .N' "u'''
trains daily. ~ 10 ..,o 81,
> 4, 80 3 50 3 40. 80 - and u ~ y. ii stop
at l3s.h-,t sDunu. ..,..,...,. ., ,.,,,t,t1
JOHN VI. 1oItlf, 81 'l''l. ~. ~ VII -.
General Manager. 'r"'IA IAN'it'f Aunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
alrsitnI JnslruRnts.

ftlnscal Jnstrnn4nts.
EMERSON PIANOS
Excel N oil the varied elements indispensable % IN
,run,nts OF superior merit. Lquidity snd purity OF
tome responsive and pleasing touch $1,000 nave already
i.,ey -,id The prices Nc.y moderate ana terms
entr.ly convenient TO purchaser . ~,
Factory Ia Boston. Mas. NcW-1OI WarcioOu'' "
5thate., lith->t
y ASSORTMENT Of secondhand grand, upright and
~ square pianos 81 make IN perfect condition
al fully warranted also number OF secondhand pianos
Of o,her prominent make, At very low prices; -
" WV" MM kNARE & CO..
j,h.,vc o0,,i S.. NcwYc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

, Warehouse dcllNcficS .ncc Mnlch = Ie2-Nc".l OH
SlO2i7 bags Baltimore. $500 ag~; \cWOslcans. 49,
COTTON-A dull market noted the spot. with prices
unchanged Sales, 20 bales for consumption Receipts ~
the TODAY ISIS bales against 1854 bales this dav
last week. and q. 719 bales this time lat wear:
(Iop mon fIncut
Visible supply 80 800 1907 80
Eeceips 4 day, .......... 297OI - 800
Exports to Great Brita.ps days. G.7j9 1ttiS
Exports u France, { day 133iS - lIS
Exports to Continent. days. 2GOSG l-fOo
Stock ~ NcW.IOik In Licensed Ware -
houses counted daily ............-. 3S19io l3O2jl
In other places lcstinacdl li,loO lH4to
Total stock in Ncw-NOrk. by running
count ..................... 4O21oO 1915
Stock in ali United Sta g. po>---.-. O11sS1 4eV'
Liverpool telegram 40 u. Receipts. G.000 l@lcs
81 which American 6 0O0 bales. Sales. 5000 bales Of
which speculation and export 1000 bales; American.
5000 bales. spot MAKE" quiet but steady. Middlnc
Cp'ands, 3asd Manchester marAct-Narns dull Cloths
dull.
Quotations are passed on American standard OF cassnca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
Hmusements.

SYMPHONY SOCIETY.
Waiter Damrosch. ..ConouesN
Soloists
Frau ANTONIA MIELKE, Soprano
Mr.. WILLIAM II. RlEGEh, Tenor.
Programme: Scbumann, SympnonZs
No. !; Bach, Ad,gio and Gayotee.
from Suite In Il String Orche,trsls
Strauss. Macbeth" symphonic POEM
after shakespeare FIRST timel Wasnsk
selections from Act III, 'siegfrieo
including the grand duct between
Drunnhll1e and slegiried (Brunnhilass
trau Mielke; Siegtriet, Mr.. Rlegen:
GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ.
THIRD CONCERT.
Soloists
EDOUARD DE RE-ZKE, Basso
ALVIN SCHROEDER. Cello.
FRANZ KCMEL, kiaDo.
The progrImlne includes scenes fsso
parsifIl. Wagner.
admission for non members, u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

Cincinnati. March Colour duh heavy Wheat
.tr0Hgcr, No. red. - "92c, receipts. 1850 bush
shipnlent,, 1000 bush Corn IN l~lr d"mnnd 40. =
mixed, 10 - % sic. oats In moderate demand.
r1o soc. Pork cn,y clo - IL. Lard dull. ~ o..
In lmcats dun - ~ =. Bacon dull. weaker.
80 81 "a - -. NlI-teN .teadS -alc>. -51 bbls
on basis. II - Enter steady. sugar. suOnc. ES;,
firm lie. Ch,c-c irH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-14
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The University OF Notre Dame, Ind, Thurs
day celebrated the tltieth anniversary of its
esta olishnert. Its founder, Rev. Edward
Soran, still hale and hearty, though 50 years DID,
anticipated in the ceremonies
W. f. McFse, of DanyilIe. KY, has sold 70
Marcus Daiy, of Montana, his 14-yesr-oid mare,
Rapidan, BY Dictator, dam 10y Edwin Forrest,
Tor 3, 000
The two great stables of stetson, Drenner Il
Co., draymcn. at San Francisco, we're burned
Thursday morning, together with fifty vehicles
twelve horses and fifteen email dwelling houses
e,etson. Drenner & Co. lose nearly $4,000, with
no insurance. There was Little insurance ON
the houses.
Judge Theodosius Botkin, leader OF one OF the
factions which terrorized the Thirty-second
Kansas judicial district, of which he was Judge,
has resigned, tenn orsrily, st least putt ng an
end to the factionai war which has ragged at
Hugoton, stevens county. for some years.
It is reported that Colonel podds, commander
of the French forces In Dahoraey. has been
Allied.
train load OF passengers returning from a
barbecue al Peru. Ind, Thursday afternoon
were thrown into panic by the actions of an
unknown maa.who walked through the coaches
swinging revolver and shooting ct random
James Kelly. OF Eakomo, Ind, was shot and
fatally injured. The man who did the shooting
ESCAPED from the train and Is not known
Al the annual meeting Of the Pullman Palace
Car Company Thursday the Old directors were
reelected. The usual quarterly dividend of 5,
Per share vas declared. The total revenues u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-14
The Army in California.

WASHINGTON CITY Oct. Been. Ruger,
commanding the department of Califor-
MIA, in his annual report, says the condi-
tisns prevailing in mis- department since
the last annual report have been such that
no active operations have been required.
Troops were sent to Round Valley Indian
reservation to remove intruders, and also
to the national Yosemite and Sequoia
parks to protect them from trespassers.
Good progress in general instruction has
been made at all the posts in the depart
ment during the year, due in considerable
part to the institution of more comprehen-
sive and systematic method under the new
regulations. Within the past few years
there has been an increase in the proper
ton of young officers who take an interest
In professional duties of higher order,
and the workings of the post lyceum, prop
erly directed, viii have the effect of on
couraging officers inclined to study. Dur
ing the past year there has been an in
crease in the number of assertions over
the previous year. although the percent
age is not SO great as for some of the pre-
vious years.