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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
Sy,r1pox IN TITS CITY AND BROOKLYN

A woman who carried an infant In her arms waiKcd
INTO ,hc Bircaa OF Contagious Diseases, at NO Jo'
Mulbe,ry.st. late yesterday afternoon and chnseo
s.ps,t,on The baJy's face was covered win the
smaIlpox eruption. Several women and children VINO
were awaiting vaccination IN the bureau were put ont
,nto the street in hurry. Then the woman ana her
child were sent TO the reception hospital IN East
sixteenth-st. She was the wife Of lhllip Barth, Il
German barber OF No. ZIG spingst. Barth has had
a shop on the first floor OF stlre same house Ills
hrotber Conrad who worked with him. became III with
maIpox two weeks ago ard was sent to North bfolHef
,-.and where nc is SIN patient.
lanes Matthews, aged twenty i've who was a
e.,o,, cmp.oycd Gu the Street Cleaning Department
trcboat passaii was found sick with smallpox on the
80, Yesterday and removed 20 North Brother
Tsand Two persons died from the disease on the
,,.ra e,rIy In the day. They were Francisco Caseo.
ON I,allan sixty ycars old. who had lived at NO. %
,,nomuson ST.. and Annie Martini an infant from No.
OF Fast Fftyax:h-st.
Another case OF smallpox was brought 10 light IN
A.. Erstern District N Brooklyn yesterday. Inc
S@tsest is John Walsh. aged nine m9n ,S WHOSE
rsersnts nyc ut No. rs Rusi-st Inc puioine -
s,vsstory tr.-5lc tenement. occupied Dy seventeen
1emilies The case was brought 10 the nouce oi Iie
Hcaitl, Department yesterday morning. ana pr. Salla
IN, was sent 70 The house. lie oIoe!cd 'ns MINI,
Saie renewal Of the child 10 tho Fatbnsh hospit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS.

COLONEL. GEORGE BLISS SUGGESTION.
PLAN FOR TIE REoRGANIzAT1oN OF THE
STATE COMMITTEE.
The following Is a Plan for the reorganization Vi '''e
Republican state Committee as formulated by C0iohel
George Bliss for consideration by the convention AT
Albany The ratio OF representation In the fourth SUD
division is purely tentative, and the tnpie anheAeN
shows how The vote OF u full State Committee OF MY
nine members might be cast:
The State Committee shall hereafter be constituted
follows First the several chairmen OF the NepuO
can County Committee second Of one member 10 DC se
lecd by the delegates the State Convention from each
judiclo district In the State which eight members sha
with the Chairman OF tho State Committee constitute shc
Executive committee Of the State Committee; 'hifo c
State Coynrattcc above constituted NOV select cha
man who shall member Of the committee ana neea no"
be one OF e members herenbcfore provided for' ourt
any member require vote 70 be taken accofoih9
To Republcan strength and in such case each member
shau east one and each chairman OF county wch
east ct the last preceding convention more shsn 1000 votes
for the leading Republican candidate the state TICKET
shall cas-, additional for every 1000 VOTES ~
cast In his county In the excess 81 1000
c he
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MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS

\ vocal and Instrumental concert will be given In the
Methods: Episcopal Church NJ TucLahoc tonight This
the oldest and Of The popular Methodist churches
In Wcstchc-tcr County
Miss Blanc l.. Irdehcl, the humorous and dramatic
reader will give entertainment In the jersey City Tab
crnocc tonight.
The Ncw.Yor, Section Of the American Branch OF the
Society for Pychcal Research will hold meeting at Ham,
ltol Hail. Columbia College. the evening Of MAY o.
Slecia services Ia connection With the beginning OF the
p,stna;c OF Rev A. w H. uoadcr recently of Ea,ton.
Tenn. the sixteenth Baptist Church VIII be held on
Sunday morning at the church.
ting OF Democrats In favor OF Mr.. Cleveland
for Po.1clt will be held at No. 53l Iiudsons st. Tonight
EN.Niay0r William X. Grace and eXsccretary lArchld
will make addresses.
The womans Press Club will have houscwormins"
from to II p m. saturday at No l@O Fast Twenty
third.st
Tho Amphion Choral Society OF Mount Vernon VIII give
It's last complimentary concert for the season In willard
Hall on the evening OF May q.
The Harlem Apollo Club will give It's first concert I'M
der The eldc. ship OF Professor Minor C. Baldwin at nj
grim Congregational Church the evening OF Nav one
OF the features will be ar: of Mcndessohns 42d PSALM
WITH chorus. orchestra and orgln.
The Spanish American Literary Society will give an en-
tcrtinment. "Am,rcan Nights" ut the clubhouse NO
o. Madt,on.aNc., on saturday evening.
The Rev. Dr. Horace q. Underwood dchNer'd an inter-
c.tng adde's, on 'Corca" the students Of uhioi
Theological seminary yesterday afternoon.
Professor Charles Roberts ~. the Instructor /" e'ocn'
Union Theological seminary gave series OF read
Tag, before large audience In Adams Chapel Union
Theological Seminary. last night.
The annual dinner the unard Literary Association
Columbia College VIII be given ~ tho Columbia Rcs'au'
rant this evening.
The Pr.sbytety OF Ncw.Yora will mcct in the West
lTy.lrst prcsbytcra Chsrch this evening at
y. n. for the purpose installing the Rev. A. d. King
formerly Scotland pastor MI King VIII preach an
Introductory lecture Sunday.
An c1trraInm,pt nd conc P, wrt' given liardnsn
Hall last Nth. b; llcrcr. Clark, the humor t. Tho
affair opened with tcreoseopc views OF scenes on
the athletic field by J. C. Hcmmet and 4. ID. George
Harry rc.pr sang number OF pleasing songs Among
the her p,rl1mers wee Elmer lalsom, T. Casey.
T. pallantine W. Boylan Miss Price and Marion Short.
\ pircnts' meeting held lat night At thu Work
nsman's Schoo No. 100 West Fifty.fourthst. Jcs'ph
T. bedford who charge OF the department fos manual
training, gave upon wcrS instruction. Maxi
milan G.aslmnau the superintendent OF the school pra-
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DELEGATES TO MINNEAPOLIS CHOSEN.

syracuse ~ " April 21.-Thc Republican Noh-
ycnton OF the XXVth Congressional DiStrict t"' '''
noon unanimously appointed william d. 'osS"0"
syracuse and Rufus Il. Peck, OF Cortano' de' g"" anu
Daniel Roscnbloom OF Syracuse and Charles ~
BROOKS of Marathon, aernates 10 minneapolis WI
ventcn. . n,a..,o.
New Bedford. Mass. April o7.-At the NVth District
Republcan Convention to-day. Walter Ci'horu "a NC"
pedford and John II. Abbott. OF ran hNer' W.T..
chosen delegates to Minneapolis, with "'lna'h NO VI
nnvr,c and colonel Richmcni. of Frcetown nlcfnaes
,,,,on Mass ApTil 27-At the With District
Reulblican Convention this afternoon tue Ioi'p"'"s
,,a,o.s N MINNEAPOLIS were chosen RnflS ;. Frost
- chelsea and j. T. Bennett of Lynn: alterni'rS
y II odiorne Of Maiden and J. J. Mccarthy OF
Charlcstovn. ,,,... ~,
jefferson CITY. Mo-. April o7.-The Republicans OF
tho Xlth Congress District today selected W. r.
I,.eman Of Miller County and C. e. He'll OF Cooie''
1o,oco.os IN the Minneapolis Convention under a
,cc IN vote for Harrison. The alcrna'es are JlioS
R.u ocolored). OF Galloway. and Isaac iiarhnson' Of
La Clede w. H. Murphy. Of iuash. was nomina'en
The He pabcans of the lid Congress District havc
chosen j. f. BacS. IT,. and II. {: Miller delcenis'
TO the National Convention The delegates were in'
Rsnsor io Me April e7-Thc Republicans Of the
Ivih District Today nominated H. g Penne!' o,
Monson. rs a Presidential elcctor G. r. Men, G'
dcptini delegates TO Minneapolis -,
Krhy OF this cty and ID. = shcIlabergcr. Of Macon
County. who were elected delegates TO- he Ha'icna'
Convention from the XVIII Congress District. VIII
Convention at Minneapolis. ~,
Concord. ~ ILL.,. April 27.-The I'D Congress DIS
p1crnoon 1--WE ballots were taken. and Colonel
Dana " King Of N.s s e nnd t dsc eeorf
Walker OF Plymouth and G. a. Jones. OF IiiilsboFd
Brdec. altcrnntes
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EtD.HoT RESOLUTIONS OF THE WEST SIDE CLUE.
The following resolutions adopted on Tuesday
evening by the West Side Republican Club. They
were offered by George W. Clarke, chairman Of the
Committee on Political Reform:
Resolved That purpose which The extra session
the Legislature hos been called IN contempt and
defence OF Constitution which forbds the apporon
ncnt Of the by the Legislature that directs
enumeration.
Hcsovrd, That all DE eactmcnts OF 1892, based upon
stoc Legislature Of doubtful coDstituonallty-hat
the quodcacrs' excise bill for the promotion Of crime the
inspectors OF election bill for the promotion OF fraud and tn
ccriymander Of Assembly Senate and Congress districts for
The Acknowledgement OF thousands OF voters shocks
the public moral and insults to the suffrage Of
great commonwealth.
Resolved That these and other infamous OF a
legislative majority stolen by tie Democratic party, hcl
together only by the "spos Of ofce confession Of;
popular weakness and intended By their agitious
tors shelter, from the storm Of political wrath which
elections show they hove fear viii
Lreax upon their guilty heads in November next.
Resolved That among the unparalleled crimes OF this
Legislature the punderne Of the Stale Treasury
In the interest the Democratic potco thieves tc mors
Of which Is that Republican rule economy and low
taxes while Democratic rule squanderng the public
funds and high taxes.
lie olved That patriotism. honor and morality unite'
in demanding that the 10000 s9yathome Republicans
In this state failed vote last year shall join hands
With every good citizen In hurting from power the desperate
gang Of political ccnspraors led by Tammany Hail. whose
only hope lies In Republican apathy IN their al
lance with organized vice and crime and In their fraudulent
registration eud counting OF votes.
Resolved That the club hereby pledges its best efforts
toward accomplishing this noble aud patriotic work by
awakening the people Of the XIXu Assembly District II
supreme importance o. sustaining Republican principles
in the approaching municipal and National canp'ign
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A MODEL OF POLTTEyESS

From The Detroit Tribune.
Talk about your Chcstcriedsp said the travelling
man with the red tie, when was in college"
You 10 college! WOw!'
"Yes was. for a whole month. and, as | was about
10 saw roOmcd with the polltest man that ever lived
Oh. he was n pippin. he was. He'd tip his hat to a
yacht because II was called size"
Come of, come on yelled the listeners.
IIOpc die Z he wouldn't. Well, when we'd
been together alOHt three weeks got pretty hard M
ami asked him 10 loan a tcnrcr"
"And then you didn't find him 50 polite. suppose -
Didn't ], thought lie blushcd and bowed and
said Really Won are too hind can never sulI
GENTLY express my gratitude for this unexpected op
pOrtnnity--'"
And lie gave II 10 yOnl'
Not much Don't be In such n rush. No, he
didn't have the money. but he said H. should never
forget the deep obligations under which had placed
i'm
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Kansas City, April o7.-"Thc Journals Jefferson
City, No. dispatch says: The Republicans for the
With Congress District In convention there ycstcr-
day nominated ". IL. Miller for Congress"
Decatur, IN. April @7.-M the Republican Convcn-
tion OF the XlVth Congressional District held hero
Yesterday b. F. Funk. Of Mclean County. was NOM
mattel for Congress
st. Louls April 27.-The Republicans 81 the 1Nih
District n This state have nominated W. l.. Morscy a
marty leader for Congress. Resolutions were adopted
ndors!nG President Harrison and urging his rcnomna-
tiUn.
Mount Vernon. H., april 2G.-Thc NfAth Congress
District Democratic Convention today unanimously
rcnominaed l. X. Williams. - .
Iiamgor Me-, April 27.-Thc Republicans 81 The
WITH District today renOmnd;cd Cong cssinal {.
A. Houtcllc
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prvNsYLyANIA RAILROAD STATEMENT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STA all
n,rdoluh, Auril o7-The statement OF Dusih's9 VI 81
u, a the pennsylvania OF Pittsburs ana Lf ,oo
March. 1892 as compared with the same no".n j, =.
shows an increase in earnings OF S2si; 20 ~
crease IN expenses OF sl5i2ie; an 200 - comnarqd
80, =, .-c 90 The three months OF 1872 as cohPNieu
with the same period Of 1891 show an increase IN ooc
carnnc. OF s4o5l4i increase IA expenses OF
decrease IN net earnings OF S32s'o ,,., o..
An lines west OF plttsburg and Erie lot "seen
comror with the month In 1881 snow o. .,
f. cross earnings Of 500 O30 an Increase IN r,
" a Increase I'm net earnings Of s30o4so Inc
re months Of 1892 compared with the SAM 900 cor
u no an Increase in gross earnings OF
an tnc-oas In expenses OF 1891. 1856 al ihcr's'' " ~"
o,r,inc. OF SOL, S3S
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sided, and vocal music was furnished by class a ~.
OF the school. About fc0 we've Ires Mt
Professor 4. 8. B.ckmore delivered the CLOSING ,...
Of h, series last evening at the American Mr.sr~ =
Nitrral History his subject Icing, 'Norhern Nov,v
the Midnight Sun" The attendance large
The first Of series OF free entertainments given nv
Eew.York Practical Aid Society, for the encour,gsn
and benefit OF the industrial classes was held lat No.
a, the First Free BAPTIST Church No. o35 West Txe,s
ffthst. Beside interesting programme Of literary y
musical featlres there short address de:ye,sx
Dr. H. S. Drayton "What and How to Breathep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

The loss Of flesh is a triie
You think you need not
mind it.
But, if you go on losing
for some time or lose good
deal in a short time, you are
running down. Is that a
trihe?
Get back to your healthy
weight and generally you get
back to health.
A book on CAREFUL LIv-
ING will tell you what it is to
get there, and when SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil is
useful. Free.
scorr & BovHv, Chemists, i,sSou,h sth Avenue
New York.
Your drugeiu keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod-liver
oil-a!l druggists every where DO. 81.
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NEBRASKA IysTRI-crs FOR HARRISON.

Kcarney, Neb. April 27.-Thc Republican STARE
Convention was In session here today. United states
Marshal slaughter was temporary and permanent chair
man. There were 10 contesng delegations. and the
work OF ahc convention went OF without hltoh.
Resolutions instructinc the delegates 70 The National
Convention to vote for the denomination OF Benjamin
Harrison were passed amid much enthusiastic cheer
Ing Edward Roscwater. Editor OF The Omaha Bee.
has been Endorsed bv almost unanimous vote OF the
convention ~ committeeman for Nebraska. Amnsi
Cobb j. l.. Webster T.. D. Webster and l.. ID. Rich
ards were elected dcl> gates-at-lnrge. Tho mon Sc
Iecfed each in short speeches give their pledges 10
support Benjamin Harrison.
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IMPROVING THE SWEET PEA.

From Mce.lans Monthly.
II IS marvellous that so valuable flower for cuttn1
ne the sweet pea should have been left Tor 50 many
years unnoced by florists 1t is one OF the Oldest u
cutivation. and yet has been Improved only quit4
recentlv. Nothing now is more popular with hor.st
than this delightful flower and some are taxing them
in hand to improve them as they have the pansy
imnr"vInr them hut giving them distinctive names
lust as in the class OF flowers mentioned There an,
among them shades. OF pink, mauve Mac yelov
and FAR more delicate than the white OF the Old form
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

as CLERK In behalf OF committee appointed 20 see
the names Of possible candidates. Mr. fu"''us .,
10 rho Roy Dr. James Mcleod. Of Albany Two memoe'
=, ,h coi,tec dl not sign the report Aftm discussing
the matter until almost II o'clock Police Justice .n"r'
n Tantor moved that the meeting ADJOURN 10 '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
PEACE NEWS From vENTZUELl.

General BOulctP craza Minister OF Venezuela TO
tho United sta'cs. furnishes the following cable dis
patch from the President OF Venezuela which he
received yesterday:
Caracas April 81, 1892.
Minister Venezuela. Washington:
Revolution suppressed everywhere. Peace soon pro-
claimed. The statements ~ the contrary have BEEN sup
Piled by bankrupt revolutonsts. PRESIDENT.
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presence of large and distinguished Company Inc
addresses were delivered by Cardinal "looohs az"
Colonel Charles J. Eonaparte. OF Baltimore. IN. me
Lecture han was crowded the persons on the platIoI
including Archbishop Williams. OF MassacnuSe''s'
uva~ ~ phijadeiphia and CorTigan, of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
10 ELL DIR. Crossings PLACE.

-Ihe members OF the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church held congregational meeting last night
sid~r the adyisabllity Of calling the Rev
Dr. Howard Crosby. The Rev. john II. Devins, the
pastor OF Hope Chapel branch OF Dr. Crosby's church
moderated the meeting. and Elder Walter Edwards octd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
THE CATHOLIC UNIvEgsITT.

Washington. April o7.-Ano;hcr Imposing s'ruc'nre
will soon nsc beside the Divinity building OF INC
Cathcrc University Of America on the spacious gounds
Of that Institution north Of this city The MSing OF
the cornerstone Of the new binding took place thiS
sneunoon with impressive ceremonies and IN t4a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

THERE ARE NO LIMITS" IN THIS SALE, ~
WE HAVE SOLD OUT JOUR- RETAIL BUSINESS
AND MUST GIVE UP THIS STORE on Mayo
PURCHASERS WILL NEVER HAVE A BETTER
CHANCE TO SECURE STANDARD SETS. CHOICE
w.rER.CoLoRs, FACSIMILEs. AND ETcHISGs
sr,r.p1E FOR COUNTRY HOUSES. AND FINE
LEATHER GOODS.
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o,,--D rpot p.yING A DIVIDEND.

ENJOINFD TKON FHTI.'" ~ u =, ,o,,o
Boston, April 27.-Judgc Lalhrop III Oo ,ra my,
- 10 ,ho New.Yorls and New England Haiiroau
dividend on preferred stock announced to Dc pa,.
war The court entered order that an answer
hn nled IN ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

$50 900 WORTH OF BOOKS. STATIONERY. PrcS
,-,-,s AND FINE LEATHER GOODS THAT MUST ~
SOLD IN TEN DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

FIohteenth EDITION post paid for 25c.. O.. stamps
IN fE HUMAN HAIR Why it Falls Ohl
Turns GREY; and the Remedy by Prof HAp pi;.
Every one should cad this little book -Athenaeum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

In the result Of the Union Pacific election especially
when the carly dispatches Of the nows agencies In
dcntd That the Gould party. instead Of occupying The
position Of rejected minority. might become tr-
umphant majority. The Stock Exchange closed al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

noon in honor Of the Grant ceremonies. bu. h'.'os
broker, remained later in hope OF obtanihs inc uo"
mite result. TIL, interest shown IN the e!ec"o, ',o0
suggested Presidential excitement. In the carry "i0.
noon the dispatches indicated the success oil the pars
which was represented by George J. Gonid IN oppoSF
lion 10 Mr. ItisSevain, the representative oi .'o ~,
cign stockholders. II was reported tha' N.Y. "on
Ticket had rollcd go votes but no po' Nv ,.a..
ton was received up 10 6 O'Clock ana oS 'nu' .,a'
tho tcw brokers tlat had hung for the earliest III
formation had become tired and started homewarl
Brokers' who accepted the reports that
The success Of the Gouh ticket eHpreSSe" ,.s
at the result It has been feared t'n' d" o',o', ,e
ro,,rcrcnt of Mr. Gould and Mr.. sage from the Onion
raa'n" noara might leave llfecIings that would
opra. in rate onarrels between the Union racine anu
tbe Missouri Pacific systems Inc fe'.n"o' y, NJ A.
mon a. directors u was argued WOULD So'n, niis thc
ne u" 70 frendIy interest in Union facnc w,o I'M
change in the presidency would Sat mnt its move
,nsIs when initiated the recent an.i"o y, AZ ssec
tepr's va considered that the result OF tc e'eo
ton vas desirable compromise o''9"
10 com a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
r,,r EIGHT AGAINST CHICAGO ScALPEKs.


chicago April % (spccaD.-A hght mas ~ a,S a'" tho
reon opened against the ticket scap ,,'Ss operation
machinery OF the law has been put In "c''Ve %,
70 wp, them out OF existence Kepre'e"' .,'s poo,
the passenger departments OF inc ".o 49,. ord tho
wv ,,a cor,o re the Monon, the Wabash ana 'he
n,, central we're before the Grand Jury TINS morn
nr 70 give testimony Much damaging evidence . ws'
i''e ~ behind this investigation. 1t Is oeheveu
r.o rbc directors Of the Worlds Fair VINO ,,n'e
nnon the states Attorney to enforce INC ,' ~.
against ticket scapng. When tn'' - ra,r ,h.
80 10 mike reduced rates for the "oriu fn' ,"o
ro''s' n,,d in substance: ave are perfectly Wiling
10 DO so. provided our ordinary revenues are pro-
Wv =, ,ve mike greatly reduced round trip rates
~. tho Fair they will be used by all Classes ~
Jewellers. whether they are coming 10 ''o W., o.
Fair or not and the return pof"o"' "''' ,orccment
i,ors n YOU will only soc 10 the ehio. v rataS
sc tRe law against scalper we VIII maze W an Fair
VI ,,hI r.ason Won may demand Inc mo'i ~. "et
wlthlA r'dsom tbn force OF this and they have set
ahont the enforcement of The law
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1000 BOXES OF THE FINEST QUALITY OF pArEl
AT COST.
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1000 cHILpRENs BOOKS. CAREFULLY sEIEcH
ED, BELOW COST.
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THE LAST CHANCE. I
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WE OFFER SUCH TEMPTING BARGAINS THAT
NO VISITOR TO OUR STORE LEAVES WITHOUT
MAKING PURCHASE. .s %
FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY.
1872 FIFTH.AvE.
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Jnstrurtlcn

For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l'4'S Bfoaa"Vs
u near 42d.st All DEPARTMENTS. .,.n,,v.oy
N. III. HOBBY, y. Z. HENDRIX hSoN'
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gross 6s 32s bales; exports 70 Great Britain le49S
halo IN the Continent. 7,lO3 bales; cOsstwise. 6,232
bales sales, 5000 bales, -.
Galveston oct. a; otton steady; midding' 'tc
eros rrceips 9-34 bales, sales, 2321 bales; stock
liz O67 bales Weckly-Net and grosS receipts,
80 ~ halls exports 10 Great Britain. 9jfO- bales
tn France 1878 balcs cOastwise, Oo1 bales sales
G.2f7 bales ,,,r az D..
low ,,idfIinc : . Gc good ordinary l2c net anu
cr,s, receipts. 1908 bales; exports coaSiw,r IL,
L.l H. -O4 bales. stock l. .iCG bnr>. weekly
T, rocinfs IL Cos bale, gros, Ell bales export
f., Gr.nt Britain. s9O6 bale 10 the Continent, "oo
balc. coa,iwl,c. 1906 bales; sale. 300 bale. o.,
s,v,nnab oct. 14.-Coiton Guict. mddlng. I--c ;
low tniddlinc Lice. good ordinary, j"c mel anu
yr,ss rocnlt, 16l2 bales. exports, coa,iWl'' y,
f,lc. .ol,t / O5O bales: stock Oils bales. Weekly
Vot rcconte 1851 bales. gross 40,614 bars 'N
rorts td the continent 100 bales coa'tvise lo'oo'
{oIo.. sales 1000 bales