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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-14
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrArrREs or NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

EFATURES OF NEwY YORK DEALlNCS
The rece Mt bear movement received setback 70 day.
and buoyant feeling prevailed throughout the "hoe
scss,on Those who sold yesterday and on the pre-
yous decline anxious 10 cover Foreign hOuses'
zoo bonrht 70 some extent adding to the irmness.
Net gains Of Lao SO cents were scored anu 'e
cose WIS strong at about the top figures Light re-
,n West and feer clearances the seaboard we've
the pYetext for tie upward tendency. Brsdstreets
.stimnted decrease In the available supply OF over
Zoo 600 Bushels both coasts for the week. Cables
we're weak and lower, but this influence was without
affect May options opened at 81 OF 80 rose 70 ~ Oh
fc 70 81 02 IL, anu closed at 81 OF 20; January
Nas neeecrd The speculation aggregated 100000
bushels spot lots cent higher, ana oooo DusIi-
els were taken for export. , 49, ,s, .ooo,r,,
poor grading firm cables and the covering OF shoNS'
The speculation mainly local. however. ana Deal
inrs amounted to about 100000 busheis = ;iH o.
the available supply. Cash hrner and actvc,
shippers taking o 900 bushels for export on the spot
and for special delivery, which contributed 10 'o HILL
Oats es,ned isal-4 cent in options under some COW
ering Bradsteet's7 estimated an increase OF lel'oOV
bushels for the week. Spot oats were stronger anu
Lard advanced Ga points on higher Western advices
and prospects Of smaller hog movement IheIe were
tales Of 900 ucrces on the spot, pArt lot export
The final quotations were rs follows; ,o,
whest~Jahuaiy. 81 OF IS: February. 81 OF 80 :;
Oorn~January 81 February. so ga March, so Ia :;
''1 6ssDjanuary, SO 10; February 81 May, 81 a-s
Lard-Jsnuary, Sc Go; February, se 81; March
The receipts of grain and four reported YESTERDAY az
New-York, baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston we've as
follows Wheat 25O142 bushels, corn, 7C0'o11 bush
els oets 1875 93l bushels total grain 1106l44 bush
els -four 40,385 package At Chicago, milwaukee,
grain, 1858 ,341 bushels hour, 43,134 barrels.
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THE PETROLEUM MARkET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market yesterday dan and prices
made some concessions. The news from the Nc
Doald poll shows that the production IS still declining
and there l. no pressure to sell long certificates. The
sales at the stock Exchange and at the COnsO.dat d
Board were Is 90 barrels at each organization. Az
the stock Exchange prices Opened up cent al SO cents
and fcll 10 81 Is cents. At the Consolidated Board
the opening was "a lower at SO 5 cents and the
fraction was lost later Refined oil unchanged al
6A5 cents In barrels and 40 cent, IN cases. FUrcc en-
quotations Antwerp, 10 81 francs bremen, Gro
marks London 1850 . II pence.
Oh CRY Jan lS.-Nstlona Transit certificates opcoed
a, 634c highest, GS'sc lowest G2'sc; closed G3c.
Sale 90 bbs; cearGnces $4,000 bbls shipments
soils bbs ; I1Ins los l0l bbls
Pttsbu'g Jan. l3.-Petrol.um dull. Natonal Transit
certificates opened a. o32c closed az G34c highest OBJ
loves. G3isc.
Bradford jan. 13-Na.ona Transit certAcatrg opened
al G3.c; closed 03ec highest C3ssc lowest O. &c.
C!ea aaccs 23i coo bbls.
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up LIKED HIS CHINESE FRIENDS.
-us son OF A TRINIDAD MERCHANT REJECTS
THE ENGLISH MANNER OF LIFE.

n
THE ENGLISH MANNER OF LIFE.
No Christlana Simeon colored woman, who
IN IN Trinidad. West Indies. arrived in this city
w. W.. Europe on the steamship Umbra on Saturday In
~r.ny with her two sons, on of whom is deaf and
" h They went to stay In the Morgan House at
W. ~ Clarkson-st A few minutes after they were
~. I'm to their rooms in the hotel Smith Nicholas
,or the deaf.mute, dressed himself in Chincsc
r g. and disappeared. Mrs. Simeon went to Police
'..1ousrters yesterday and caused general alarm
" "a sent out directing search for her SOU Before
~. nolce had time 10 begin the search, however, the
v" 'unc man returned to the hotel. lie told his
!,,sr by means Of signs that he had found some
.rds among the Cinnamon In the city and he wished
IL - hack TO them. After some argument she de
I,od 10 let him 60 and live with his friends
bw DAYS but she sent an cmployc Of the hotel
an him TO ascertain who the Cinnamon were and
shere they hVed'
Mrs simeon said her husband was a wealthy
.,csant in Trinidad, and she he'd three Srown-up
,,drn living there. About two years ago her
,~shond decided to 20 to China account of his
,slth. and she and the two youngest sons went
9TH him. They boarded with the Rev. Alexander
iron. an American missionary at a place near
uorr Kong; and the merchant died there few
,,onths ago. Mrs simeon wished to return to the
west Indies Immediately, but her son Smith had be
.ome so fond Of the Chimes that he objected and
an away In Hong Kong. lie was found after some
,rouble and placed OH vessel bound for England
Al Liverpool he escaped from his mother and tried to
,eour, passage back to China, but his infTnity be-
,,ayed him. and lie placed on the Umbria With
the help of the police Hi fondne's for Chinese dress
and customs him TO refuse to wear English clothes
SSenever he could have his own way.
Mrs. simeon, by means of a letter from the Rev.
Alexander Lyon. has interested the Young Mems
Christian Association OF this city in the Welfare Of
her unfortunate son. and the association will help
her to secure his admission 10 deaf and dumo
ssyIum She said she was able and willing TO pay
say his education IN such institution. After seeing
him safely placed i'll asylum she will return 20
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 10 (Spcca-Wheat for Nav delivery TO-
aay touched 9l9. tina, is over Tueday's close
and IL Tuesdays low figure. That part OF
the had theory that May wheat would
react from 30 cents feels encouraged. The days ad
In spite OF strenuous opposition from Partridge
Bradstreet's the available help 10 the
advance; the small receipts. Mnnapolis and
Duluth had 272 cars Chicago had 49, the estimate iol
Thursday is 1876. Corn up snail fraction. May
sold from Al to s@iia and closed az 414@4ls cents
seaboard clearlnces 1000 Bushels were The
chief luli encouragement The receipts were lRht lSi
there only three OF contract grade 1hl
estimate .or Thursday only 1913 oats tail a.one
after Nav to-day sold bwoen 3D. and 3las, and
clOscd at 81 cents The receipts Ill cars; The
estimate for Thursday, 1874. The conviction IS growing
here that Armour j. the big hOdc Of hog product.
Is not suI?osed ho%e'el, 70 be SPECULATIVE line
Armour Co., however. arr supposed " own all the pro
ducts their houses. Their some di.oOurl
over the cotton situation. II The cotn maact would dc
peter provision bulls would feel much encouraged.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Brazn grOvths had rather demand
day, ana prices steadily maintained. NO kD
qgoTd a. l$'sc. sales 100 tag' Eos and 5 81
l4'c; Loco bags NO Per 90, he; 800 bags SO. q
Santos, to be snipped. ll"ic. Mild grades active
a.,d sales 800 picu.s interior Paang, arrive.
24',c 800 mats, do spoe 2i4c go mats Aulala. 2d1c
800 mats ImOr, 10 arrive, 224ci go bags sNHDH
and l2j bags Central American, private terms. llc
contract under selling 'OnE'
account stimulated by Rio adyiccs generally
accounts Europe. Near months ru.,d steai,
Tor a period session, but the enTt
subs quently became heavy and closed loa-w poiHt.
lover. Havrc showed marked change. HAMBURG
i pig lower in London easter: 40 p n!
Official quotations: January, 57s al February, So
April j6s 81 May, 5is I'D june DIS Cd. RIO Qu1tfc
regular FIST 40 Mlos nominal; good >econd 20 kio-
500; exchange tptiNate) T. 3-l0; receipts in N0,
II 900 bags; no ceaIaces 10 United States, 1000 as-
Rio europe, 1000 bags Rio sock, 80 90
Eass santos sscck 900 BAGS santos aa%s'. q4.et
good average santos, 10 4o0 Receipts az Rio July /
% January ~ leo $500 bags s2me tine l7gd
ccpts at santos, July january L. 1892, 2.l95 600
JAYS SANE 1891, o,O95 900 bgs same time 1880,
AL O0o bags, Total sales here TO-DAY, 1890 bag.
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Liverpool Jan. -. 3:ij p m.-rccf PORK ana hans
Holder, oncr spariugy Holder, 'fr mod ri' "
Ql3 clear mddcs. about = r. irm 5, II "a lc,f nH'
short clear niGi rS about - T.. MN no us ca l'"
Holders ocr sparlnyl, Ilot,is offer moderately
iufpcntin0 and Holders offer freely Lard, pot
aud iuurrs-fi0ldrr, offer nolcri' lN. WHO Holders
oaer noieIdteS No. rcd winter ,tfady ~ -: 40
rcd spring steady foIfllodrf> o.'r .o1"rlicly
SPOT IA, sIpulv f. t1ur. futures holders Offer mod
crst.ly mixed Wet SPOT firm az - I'D January hri
%. T. 1854; FciruJly -t'Lry At = ~ HoIn ~ Lon
Ion-pacinc coat, holicr, are not oici!ns.
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ijropoeJls.
ID ROrOsNI.s FON NAVAL SrppLIES FOR

ROrOSAI.S FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR
4 ma NAvl tAto hoNI9N 49, az a;"a{ -, q
rili, for uc navy Na1l Gl-'oa Mt'- TO D. open. 4
Jaitarf -. 1s:f;' Wet boz r''l'i t1r Bltu o. ip-
,Ia.I T. o.c'o.t noon. Ia1u,tt -, ltp2 a pWtNcly
o,et.G iEacs.lt iy rrii.. % fuf IN ~ N u son
Nl,y Yac QDantr o. 'J2pL,- ,oh' ~ o. hf-e.'S q,
90. ,'cti Viz De'tAf. hrny "a ptrIa i"L' 1.o~i
and ,iw mo..ine ami ono banaslwinc macalne &C. The
~ a.. must colOgi the Navy STANDARD ara pass th'
,.,ol nl,nl nspc Blank pfO3o,f, WI " iufishti
upon application e the Cons lndai Oh Navy lniu slr
,'-Ny Tag once Boston Mas, Or 70 IN. fufcau. Inc
,,trnton ~ manufacturers add lcfs j. invited IL
pSrirtnent reserves tho reht To- waive c'lccts or 70
-, .nv or all tccrnG oiNah'at 'Ous to tlo
a,oyernnent EDWIN STEWART. Paymas'eF General
U. >. Navy.
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Ill ,r.,tc.n standard Of classilcl-
STAINED.
Good Ordinary. .......fos i1W, N'lul"" '''''-
rirt cd Ofdnary.Os Hilu4i h- +'-'---'''--''

Strict Good 0rdnary.5s Miudlns -.'...'..''. 80, -
or,ion.-It WAS q Dull" day in his marker anu u'-
acd Gains were scored throughout the entire !-t
siayt wa" at rise OF 7do points and pficc' isaiy a."
,Dnced 9OS - points closing AZ about NJ Osl
NC dav Covering OF "shots" was GUT" gchr"' e
Hoo vas some little buying FOR ou:sd" account
~ Iiyerroo where there a rise OF % point
Mn ba rdening spot market conrint.l inSN -ecelnts
,,tord tendency fl addition 70 which the poFs
e6owcd decided falling Of southern advice ,cs o6
and this, too had d strengthen'hg e"'O'' en-
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COTTON MARKETS-HY TELEGRAPH.

=. Liverpool. Jan 49, p m-Thc sale Of the day in.
euded l3 coo ba,s American.
Iu.lies closed firm American -Mdolnq low mldlllng
clause January delivery. c26Id buyers January ard
February delivery. 62.GiI buyers; February and March
delivery. 03-GIa4d: March aud Apr delivery 2.G4 u
s3-0id: April and MAY delivery. J-OiQ bIyc.-
Nay and June delivery. 0.Gi94 10 CID JHr-
hd July delivery. 1904 sellers Jply and AUGUST d.
aSerg l0Gid value; Argus, and Scptcmber delivery,
., Ga veston Jan I3-Cotton Irregular nidfllng. Oasc
Ss mddling. CSC good ordinary, 5sc net and gros re.
pts 327o bales exports - tho Continent SO bales
s l57 bales SINNERS, 46 bales stock l022 0j bacs
- Sorfelk Jan. I3.-Cotoa steady; niddlng. 6'ic; net
msePs. S54 bales Qro, $50 bale exports cO1stTisc,
'I b1lee sale. 0j3 blcs; stuck. o. .539 Ca'cs.
~.navaEnah. Jan. l3-Cltt)n hun mldClns. 6hc; low
saqinc, 6:16c good ordinary, 15iGc net md g-o.s
Sspts 763 bales export tho Con;sent 300 bales
W, l325 bacs: stock l02 G 0 bales
sdsw.o jar. lS1Go.ton very Arm ana 3e,iye
S,.sc receipts go tales gros- 1912 bales cN
a co,swise, Cj5 bales; sales 070C bales SOCK
THROUGH SLEEPING CAR FOR CALIFORNIA.
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cccinrcs an6 n!rciinss.

THE Union LEAGUE CLUB.
S.w-Ynrt. January 18th. 1892. -
rgNIIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Club will
I he hed on THURSDAY evening. the 18th int. at
orlot Tor the olecol 81 officers year,
the transaction o. III o.hr business may come
biioa' H.
The uos for the election viii Ogen a. haH.piss O'Clock
D. ~. Gad rlnan open rnt!l haifpast . O'Clock, p.
j. sFANIlt PAGE.
Secretary.
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HE STdTE or TRADE.

-, Baltimore Jan. 13.Iour drll unchanged; receipts.
1850 bbis; shipments. 900; -leS. $50 heat rmrr
No. r,d, spot Ond January, - U02a:l o0o, February
81 O!dtl pa March. - o. May, ~ C3Gsl O3. steam p
~ rel 91Aa2,@'c receipts $3.50 bush shipments.
f4Ocot STOCK 1856 iU2 sales q 900 southern wh"it
CO.. FMu, 9ocGfi o. LongberFy, 9jc"s! .; Com
hrm'r mixed .iO,. p'fdjlc; Janu9ry 90 Ejo'c Feb
ruary and March; 50e5o'.c; April. 50c; Mey; 3odjoc
steamer mixed, f''.dtSc; receipts. ls07O5 bush ship
mcnt' 5000; sock Sls52 aieS, 80. 600. Southein
corn s;eav; white 459jlc; yellow, ii65lc Oats quiet
ana st"scy; No. whit" Western joa3oi2c; no. Naked
quiet No. 2 D5aOJc receipts. llOB bush 0l l6j
GIin freichts hgm and unchanged Cotton StoaGy mid
ding, 72c. Provisions active nm unchanged Butter
'ct'Vr. steady. Eggs steady. .fc. Colc st,afy: Rio
cergo's. fair, 17c 80. = I3hc Copper steady; rcnnM
lie. Whisky firm. II %
Buffalo, Jan. 13.-No. Lard wheat firm; 700 bu-h
sold a; - 00'e closing a; 81 oo'2; 2O99 bush No
NOrth'rn sold az oslo closing at S No Northern
sc winter wheat iTmer good ngnry ofcliais light:
9'c Corn STEADY receipts equal TO !rannd corr 40.
90 10 yellow -ed at 49,, 70 I. i3'a ii4c ~.
80. mixed. 35fc. Bailey firm; fancy Western. O. :
30 . Bj2 1906 Sqte G5G7cc; Michigan fair II choice
God6jc; Iowa. 5005jc Canada, s5oSor. Ryc-No Ole
ing Flour duI; test sprny. - 81 10: wiatr 75d
- 20. Rye h.ur. - % Nrcd ,:eady: colfse wlnto7
ban. az %; do spring 4lG -. Hcce'ps-Whoat, 5000
bush corn. . 900 bush olts 700 bush shipments
Wheat. 1000 bush oats 80 0 barley. Is 900 bush
Chicago, Jan 13.The leading ra' god follows
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Warehouse deliveries since January l. lSi2-New- lo.A,
lo2 4s9 bags; Batmore, 63s bags Hew o $50
bags; Galveston. 272 bags; t"tai lloio1' bass. .a
COTTON-Ihe spot market advanced Sc but trading
was very moderate. Sales 337 bales Tor ccn-nmr,l9n
Receipts at the ports 1890 bales, against 37of bales
:h day last week. and l7,el bales this time last year
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y
- Eggs. 2Ja3'c
&T' &sy w. I9o s So qoiS g. W 2Sae nn
So. Com qui't so. . 30. Oato quiet No. whit"
sample On tiack KY, :. lj % i duel So Sc ~
EZRA 300 81. 90 %a%s5
5c S BUSH ,; ha:Ic,. Il5oo pasn ''''' '''' "'''
o M To Ds jan and va, a a5ar IL TN1: t.
ouercd - ss'-r advance Of " the closing Proc
and onsr. wefc quite s@al ' It did no, sc t@o
va: siiGgai r-s IA The ss'o unI SIX va, reached
hed dun Tor c Gfst Two hours from ,hN point and ihn
ea,'d on iaiy .oon came and carried the m"lAet to
pr'S pi gay G "a' 1asy o it gan a
3 Whoa: l SS ar. and a; Sapee'
day 05 cnS nv c 1aet SSe h.ro On Sra GTi
hsri, s1.ci No Northern s5tc; No. Northern.
a7. r~o e. o l3cG59 yer 10 mite. as ST 81
Whl-kcy nru; wines. ~ II spirits. II 20
G, o3 1858 S S. S 7o S 0 ot.
= 90 bGsG ? iar.cy iC15 b"s6 ''''' ' 'A''
Philadelphia. jan l9-llolr- Improvement n whoa.
"oaad ace and though supplies were only rodcat. uro
g Fa and weak - s6 n 20 Pr cho GS' pnny
TGckShco: Gour Gui but steady Speculation wa.
bush in the visible supply and In sympathy Win the up,
ward movement n Other grain ccntIeS Pic he.c aa;
there lttc inquiry f,r export. 40 red ia oNl-r,
oNato ?sc; SO red. January. 9SE a.0It; FoAruafy.
:3trst Oo, March, II Ol'.atl ol', Apr. RI C2',a
- O3@. Com Market Tor options advance l3c und'f
rate offerings and good speculative buying in New
YORK and Chic1r, IAIDit demand icht Local car lots
dull declined f. under increased b. soil
No mixed track, 43icr 80 IN export elevator. ijsd
J',c; steamer. Ia export clcvattr 4sar: 80 yellow n
aOtl..t.. elevator. SIC NJ > hichmX d ard yellow IN
grain depot. j3c 40 In EXPORT elevator. Boa jO4c No
mixed January. 1OdJ0c February. March and April.
~ aJCc. Oat.Oforng, were not 80 large ard market
fof lots Sauc"d i'r. with better demand. Re-
jcc;rd white. SIC; No white. 800; Do clipped 3d.,
uncIadod whit. In special bin. 30 NJ white, iOac
do choice. iotc; 80 . white January. 3oG3Jlc; Feb
ruafy. March and April. 3sedS9c Ertt'r-falcy gods
scarce AID Arm; T'nnNhon.a creamery. ,tt1. 3loJ2c.
f-e- duh and weak Pennsylvania n-.t.. 81. Sugar-
ezra pou rcd NNN%, 9lGd t,c; st1Hdfm powdered
3-lGc fine gfanulatcd. ic standard eronu'td Crown
T. BIG, crystal A. &c; double refined diamond \. To-
candy &C. cplfrcton'r,' \. 3'sc red sta- A. 10 ~
hey stone \ 3l3.l6.; franklin a. Billie: Franklin
oAt.a &. iGr: rcd star G. bloc; green .ar {. 3ic:
ilur & Bloc Other articles unchanged. RT,cLi'
Flour eco bhl- 300 sacks wheat. 7c0 bush com.
.5GSnO bush: oats. 1890 bush. Shpucf :.-Nhcnt.
800 bush corn. leos00 bush; oats. $4,000 bush
Toledo. Jan. I8-wh.at dun. hiahcr; No , cash and
January, 3Cic MAJ. pjA-r. Corn drli. stcnlN No.
cash. Sc; No 3. for. oats qust; cash. Sc. Ryo
quiet; cash. s~i,c Cloycfs"ed duh firm. pt.m' cn,l.
tanu1Iy - ~ Frbrmf'. - - b. bid Nal,h - C2-
irrcipis-Fiour f2j hbl.; wheat, 7iM bush; corn.
lnG9i bush; olt, 2o2 hush; rvc IL bush coVcsS"d
. bush Nhipments-ilour 2pl bbs; whc1'. 80"
bush; com .. l. bush oats, 400 bush; I'VE T. ITO bush
oO'erec'd, 10 bush.
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Eclni Notices.
" Office OF APPLIC ALTON FOR \ GRANT
J I .

NOTICE j. llEi;iIn CiI ~ taat the uni r, cnNi
Lowell y rT od ;la;s q ,l!sr owners ~, T. f. ,, a.!
hcrlner,r g.. rhfd Yil .'', .pl ctoa TO the ISn
at the once Or the Scrcr o Sote ia tbe cty ~ Abiny
IA" +th ia' o., tclra.r 1872. at ter ocio,k III ue
ani"r Iat.r IT. t. - i;i,cr o. XcvtoHn Cr..N IN
rS eats OF Wa T OF I EN- ' "a o, & on@ aa OCT"
pied by u ~ ard n'nafr eescri. ~ ana eHtna'ng ~
STATE - New York IA" sal 1nd sf1ni Of wAi3 T. 70
IE,lNNi ~ Icins Ia 'iae dr,En IN conhHa,l9n
he mc would INT r-e' the pr nc %,,,b'lsnsd on , an
Act OF The lcs.i 1tgs ~ n >.T H., h;n~ ~
TO Lod- Wool Dectmbrr .. Stvei,a point /, dis,int
rom Wet dorqry WasnnSoa ;tre; thence n s1s:
crFyc! 'o "ic" . ' sa4d aa :,:a fet nor .,
$rnn:'d AID a1d cSnve,a to ~ st Lon, Wool b. ,ec
s,a. o. on Dccrm' - l' 5o,t hG9eI 5 ao' IN
proonc1oa thr Iorhe.y tou,dlry Of saia a't.nsi.
Hc as e,iah .hd oy az Ae Of IA l.,esa,ufs q ne
SrG o. ard "6 oag ~, , S @d pier in,
?, i cvr.cs ceht hunar o' g., fr.t mo.s or les t.
inc q ro1iran .tr~rt rolo' "a tlrt poin, thence
n ,G e'tF m S ra prSoascd SCENT
fcc. to he u per l!qo established By the laws OF 1857,
The quantity d f% ag2ca FOR b'Ips tir ,c; n;
IND gie .o ndiics on sad exterior pier linc-ar
saAing at the o .oriac.G s, ' mr. 1re, &
sct,n- e f%t tys9t To- t., ,So tE@
feet ift ''t. it~cl rect ui'ei rect anu
pftsot low r respectively.
rplani atHc'n TO SAL and nndcr wa; 50 appi'n
ror h.inals ard II Oc'lp@ by the unCrrsgnc. am ~
.t,ct I'm tho Soytntc-n,n ward Of the City ~ Hrookyn
King, County, Ncn -io-S. and "a BOUNDED roftlcrW ~
N.vforn Crock and ~ 0thrr lands " liz urc,~lR''1
,,..ri, hy tin ,cnrr line ~ VT formerly Ws'hngcm
~. sOgthcri IS land, Of th' NrN-N prk DyrWoo. IS.
rat ara chrn,c'l Conmny, and westerly By The f"''
R,yor or Nrr'oru tr'",. ...,..,
" Inc GRAFT ~ l1rl nlor voter etout be applied
for = necc-.arF ard lroprr Tor poWollg th' t9'm:r,
~ mo Sat, Nr, YCr by t"r applicant, erecting AM
Iaqin uniug dock docks and ..'r piers tn On
LOWELL " PALMER
HENRY T. PAi'lli
JACKSON { DCEE Attorney.
~. - ElotdwI', H-o0shp. y. !.
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THROUGH SLEEPING CAR FOR CALIFORNIA.
leaves Grand Central Station every Tuesday nj ~
~ va New-Yorl Central Perfect service No ex
Are p.
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LIVE STOCK y,pKEr,-EY TELEGRAPH.

Rrlro,o Jam 13-Catile-Hccc.ptS IA - 20 I 1,
40 head t'l for "a" wcck tls Ilf, ma tro,S
ro az 1l!' -. ~ Yor 400 h~t oa ,alei $40
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Or. STnnnS3 sGEiTARiUa,

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A popular resort To- heatl. change res. recreation
all Tho year Elevator. siectric benz steam open II G.
paces. parlor Promenade the root Dl tonic
air. marvellous waters winter sports. Massage. Turk.h
Russian Ronsn, fl.etrs all baths and all remedial
am te,l fop atrl eli
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!. Encore Uncertain.

JUN est memorable cette aimee
par ses conventions enthousiastes
qui ont tant excite Ia nation. Beau
coup de personnes ont fait des mil
liers de miles. pour etre presents
aux formalit6s inh6rentes q la no
mination des deux candidats don't
Pun prendra la direction dies afai-
res gouvernementales. MATS &c
nest pas assez. I'll s'agit mainte-
nant de savoir quill ser lie, plus
fort des deux adversaires.
Les chemins de fer, eux, font
moins de bru t pour la nomination
de leurs directeurs pour Pexcel-
lentes raison que CO ne sont pas DIES
organisations politiques. Malgr6
celia lis men servent. pas moins lie
public loyalement ct continuelle-
ment.
Une dezces grandes lignes est le
Minneapolis & st Louis R'y-Al-
bert Lea Route-traversant le
Minnesota, PIowa ct Dakota Sud.
Qaand yous voulez faire IN
voyage d'agr6mpnt adressez-vons 4
g. NJ. Pratt, Ct. 4. & i. An.
3 ST. j. BY, Minneapolis, MINI.
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IN CoMBLE.

Dams un de ses derniers num6-
ros, le "National' en- parlant de
rEcHo DE L'OUEsT, disait:
IL MY q qu'un journal francais nous ne
disons pas "canadien") aux Etats-Unis.
C'est sl'Echo de POuest."
I'm 6crivant cette ealinotade, lie
Nstional," voulait insinuer que
tant r6dlg6 par un. Francaiis, re-
oHo DE L'OUEsT svait perdu. son
caractAre canadien-francais.
Or, nous spprenons gum des
piumitifs qui bafbottent dams les
eolonnes du "NatIonsl & Gle" est
snMeancais lui-mAme.
-Four un comble, on avouera que
Gfost nm comble.
Pauvres lecteurs .du National
CONNIE onsescompte. votre .ignoran-
% snpposte,.dsns les COLONIES de
% lournasssndn IN parti d6mocra-
tiqns st4M ma de national" que
10 nom..
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HYPOCRlaE.

Dans son num@ro du % ecoul6,
Sle National" await l'audace de .pu-
Sbtier un article contre la franc
naconnerie, intitul6 Lies Francs.
qns~uz4e 1t Ia Justice.
du
g"Nati6nal & Cie'' a-t-il .dono jet6
sux critics p6querre ct le tablier du
franc-macon?2
Non content d'avoir abandonn6
ses freres =. vat il, nouveau Leo
Taxil, nous initier aux mysteries
des loges maconniques, nous ex-
pliquer les trucs de P6chelle sans
fin ct du calico d'amertume, nous
conduire d travers les degrees de
pordre, jusqu'au 33e, qui dome au
recipiendaire le titre de chevalier
Kadosh, va-t-l nous faire connaf-
tire CO mot sacro-saint que les Ere
res = ne prononcent jamais, ne:
crivent jamais ct n'6pellent jamais
on entier??
On plutot n'est-ce point que, de-
sole d'entendre 81 solvent appeler
son journal2? le Journal macon
nique", titre qui pourrait nuire
parmi les Observation-Disclosures )
lacause d6mocratique 4 laquelle il
est vendu corps ct anne, le direc-
tenr.propri6taire du National s.
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Nous prions ceux qui no sont
pas en- reggie avec administration
dc notre journal, dc nous faire
paryenir imm6diatement le mon
tant qu'ils nous dolvent.
Nous ssperons done que les re
retsrdataires feront diligence ct
somprondront que nous ne pou
vons pas. lsur envoyer lie journal
pendant des ann6es sans renum6
ration aucune. 81 vous ne pouvez
payer le tout. envoyez au moins
ane partie.
Tout argent devra nous etre
transmits par lettre enregistree on
par mandat de poste don't le cont
sera I nos charges ct que nos de-.
biteurs pourront d6duire du mon.
tant qu'ils nous doivent. Nous &C
septerons aussi des tlmbres postes
10 H. on deux centins.