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Groceries.

Selt-In car lots, $40; small lots, Si.
Canned Observation-Disclosures 3rh, 75c; cove
oysters IN full weight, $4,000; IN light
weight 656l70c: IN full weight &2.456S2. 20;
light weight 81. 206ll 80; peaches, standard 3ro
$l.766I2; seconds 3ib, $l.3091.40; pie. Soc;
pineapple, standard 2fb, $1.40(G1.75; seconds
On, $16gI.l0; string beans. 759s5c; salmon lth
s1.4O(L1.s0. pineapples, Bahama. $25O(q275;
peas, sifted, $2(1.2.25; early June. Sl.l5GDL25;
marrow, $l0D125; soaked. 75C066o; tomatoes.
3-lb 95c; corn. sugar, $l.o0Gl.50.
Miscell aneous-Rice. Louisiana. o1<07I<o;
coal oil, 61f@IOHc; beans. navy, SI.90052;
medium. $1.90(92; marrowfat, $3.40053.50.
Starch-Rehned pearl, - q }34c per Id; cham
pion gloss. one and thEee-pound packages, 51<
@5Ac; champion gloss lump. 4HG15c; one end
three-pound packages. s1ci improved corn,
Ho@7c.
Spice = Pepper. 13Kc; alispice. 12@lSc;
cloves, 10000; oassia, i0Gl2c; nutmeg. 759
Soc
Molasses-New Orleans, S994oc; fair, soc;
sirups. 25(135c; choice, 35GD40c.
Co ee-Common 20 good, 2l1fG231o; prime
to choice, 3514G26kc; fancy. 26k@27Ac;
golden Rio, 273<G297c; Java, 3o%@3lk
Banner package. lsHc; Arbuckle's. 1870;
Lion, 1870.
susar-Hard. 45z@55Sc; confectionery A.
418c; o. A, 4]s(G41Ic; white extra q. ~
G4c; extra c. 3A@41sc; good yellow. $40
&c; fair yellow, S5S942sci yellow. SO
(a,4c-
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Wrapped in a Pol.onou. Veil,

In the mists that rising from the shores Of
sluggish streams. from low lands soaked By fresh
cts or from marshy, muddy fats the outskirts Of
popuious cities, Turk disease aud death. Inmeshed
in this poisonous veil OF mist are isolated business
structures manufacturing village aud humble tene-
ments. For those who. either from motives Of basi-
ness interest dire necessity. daily constrained
70 breathe this envenomed atmosphere, there is no
immunity in efficient medicinal safeguard
HosteIters stomach Btfers fully fns the need
protecting whole communities from the insidious
attacks Of maiaris disease which, in It's more ma
bgnant iorms is scarcely less 10 be dreaded IN the
individual than typhus. livery type OF II is thor
oughly eradicated by the Bitters. This peerless
medicine also remedies dyspepsia, constipation.
liver aud kidney tronbe, rheumatsm and nervous
ness lis restorative too, Of appetite, sleep and
flesh.
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IN cONGREss.
Proceedings In Both Chambers During tn.
Week


Monday, April 25-Both branches in
session. The senate: The substitute for
the Gray anti-Chinese bill was passed il
extends the present laws for ten years.
The house: Most of the session was con
sumed in proceedings relative to expung-
inc from the record Mr.. Walkers alleged
reflections upon Messrs. Williams and
Hoar.
Tuesday. April 26-Both branches in
session. The senate: The president sent
in a message declining, as incompatible
with public interests, to transmit at this
time the correspondence relative to an in
ternational monetary conference; speeches
were made on silver, and the army apprO-
priation bill was discussed. The house:
The diplomatic and consular appropria-
ton bill was considered. A scene" was
created ia the pension office investigation
by Mr. Enloe calling Commissioner Raum
liar" and tempting to strike him.
Wednesday, April 27-Both branches
in session. The senate: The army appro-
priation bill was passed. The house:
Consideration OF the diplomatic and con-
sular appropriation bill was continued
Thursday. April 2S-Both branches in
session. House: No business was done
on account of a lack of quorum. Sen
ate: Inc CnocIaW award WAS discussed
the nomination of I. Jefferson Coolidge
to be minister to France was sent in by
the president.
Friday. April 29-The house in session
proceedings were INDUCED in toward the
absentees of yesterday; the Sibley bill
was laid aside, with a favorable recon-
mendation.
Saturday, April 30-The house in SEES
sion; the diplomatic appropriation bill
was discussed.
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.PATENTSFOR INVENTIONS
DETAINED BY THE
INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
PATENT AGENCY.
WASHINGTON. .. c.

NLAS 4 SiHs IL -.
Inventors often lose the benefit OF valuable aud
profitable inventions on aooourt Of the inehoiency
nattsnton OF the attorneys they employ - obtain
their patents The numerous eases OF patent itiga-
tlon 20 be found Ia all our court records together
with tho vast mum her of aDp cations daily rejected
by the Patent Ofics, because irregular In form,
the fact that too much care Cannot be exercised
bv inventors in selecting competent aud experienced
oiOstOrs % secure their patents since the valuo OF
patent depends in great measure upon the judE =
ment, care and ability OF the attorney.
THEREFORE,, with the idea Of protecting IN
veutors from being imposed upon By inefficient and
Incapable attorney, and their inventions mus pc
coming practically lost 70 them. tho INDlANAPO-
LIS SENTINEL PATENT AGENCY has been e.
tabfshcd and a petent corps Il expert attorneys
and counseiors have boon retained 20 conduct its
business; and the AGENCY is, therefore, prepared
TO conduct
Preliminary and Special Examinations.
Prosecute Applications Tor Patents. both For
eign and Domestic.
Amend and Prosecute Rejected Applications
Secure Trade Marks and Copyrights.
ondu CT Interferences.
Render Opinions as 10 Scope, Validity and In
fringement of Existing Patents,
Prosecute and Defend infringement Suits.
INVENTORS having respective inventions send
ing the INDlANAPOLIS SENTINEL PATENT
AGENCY 4 sketch. photograph, drawing or modei,
and brief description OF the essential points az
elements OF the same, together with $500, viii have
search made through the records OF the Patent
Office and a report forwarded them a. onoo as 70 the
patentabity Of their Invention, and their chances
Of obtaining protection the same. Further IN
formation ehoerfully furnished Address
The Indianapolis Sentinel Patent Agency
Baltic Building. Washington, D. c.
W. T. AughinbAugh. Managing ATTY.
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Fruits ana Vegetables.


OnIons-Fancy yellow globe, 1925 per brl.
Onion sets. red and yellow, $3.50; white, $3.50
@6.00 per bushe.
OniOns-15c per doz.
kae Greens-$l.50 per brl.
Tennessee .0097.50 per case
of twenty -four quarts.
Mamie Sucar-9(dI0o per III.
Apples-FAnoy. 1925; common, $3.50
Cranberries-Per bril-. choice, s6@5.5o; box,
SI.75.
Caulifower-$l.25 per doL
Rhubarb-35c per doz.
Turnips-Per barrel, 76c.
Fards. &c; Fards l0lo box. Toe perlb.
Cucumbers, $l25@l.50 per dozen.
Irish pOtatoes-BurGanks, 46c per bu. seed
early Ohio, zoe; Early Rose. 50965c; Beauty
Hebrons, 46tG5Oc; tomato, bu. box, $3.50. New
potatoes, $7Cs7 80 per Dbl. g. 25 per bu.
Lemons-Choice $3.50; fancy 81
Radishes SOC per dOz.
Peas-S36D3.25 per bu.
Hickory Nuts-50c per bu.; shellbarks 75o
pei bu.
Figs-12G14c per ID.
Beans-Navy and medium, g per blu.
Cider-Duliy prime juice, $40 per S2-Rsl.
bbl.; kegs, 1915.
Honey-New white comb, one pound Sec
tions, l6c; dark, lie.
Beets-Sl.50.
Cabbage-New California, crate, IS. 10000;
new Florida, crate, S3.50@3.75
BananRs-Sl. 00dl.75 per bunch.
New Dates-Persians, cobb. box, sc per h.
Sweet PotatOes-Illinois, 1910; New Jersey.
So
Florida Oranges-96 to 1l2, $3.50 per box; 126
to l5O 50 per box; 176 to 200. 1925 per box.
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Pnliticnl Nnt-..

Sixth Illinois republicans renominated Rep
resentatye Hit.
1t seems certain that the Illinois republicans
will renominste Governor Fifer.
A ridiculous rumor from Washington via
st. LOUIS has 1t that Cleveland and Hill will
both withdraw in favor of Whitney.
The national prohibition executive committee
in session at Chicago estimated that 200 dele
gates would attend the convention June 20
and 80.
Ingalls, says under no circumstances would
he DO a candidate for congressman at large
from Kansas. Ingalls, has met the Kansas
people once.
August Belmont before sailing for Euro pc
said that he thought Hill would be nominated
lieve CleTeland If nominated could carry New
York for the fact that many mugwumps would
vote for him which would drive many straight
out democrats into the republican party.
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PnlItios in Lnnorte.

LAPoRTE. Ind, April 3O-[special. THE
republicans met in convention today and ap-
and judicial conventions The delegates to the
state convention were instructed 10 support
Ira j. Chase Tor governor.
The democratic county central committee
also met here today and by almost unanimous
vote decided to hereafter hold primary cleo
tons for the nomination of county officers.
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A Great Day for TN. Barne. Family.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, April 30.-LSpecal.l
AT the joint convention to nominate a joint
Eenator and joint preventative for the coun-
ties OF Clark, Jennings and Scott, Willis l..
Barnes OF Clark received the nomination for
joint senator without opposition, aud 5. a.
Barnes of Jennings was nominated for joint
repIasentAtiYe
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TAIL END OF POLITICS.
Doings of the Last of the Week in the
State and Nation.

GREENcAsTLR, Ind, April So.-tSpecial.l-
The republicans OF this county held their con-
vention here today and nominated the follow
ing named gentlemen for the various county
Offices Albert o. Lockridge. representative;
John 5. Alexander. treasurer; NJ. 5. McCorkle;
sheriff; Thomas Grubb surveyor; Alfred Wat
son, real estate appraiser; T.. Hawkins, coro-
ner Philip Sandy and Joseph b. Bowen, CON-
missioners.
Smiley n. Chambers was present and ad-
issues
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ADVERTISING.

raVERN ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
u the SUB cot advertising will do well TO obtsss
CODY OF Book Advertisers" sos pages price oae
dollar. Mailed. postage paid on receipt OF prIoa
Contains a careful compilation rom the American
Newspaper roctory OF al ths bost papers and cass
journals gives the circulation rating OF every one.
and good doal Information about rates and other
matters pertaining the business advertising. Al
dress RoUell's Advertising Bureau. 10 Spruoe-sk
New York.
TFYoU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANT.
where al any time write 10 Geo. r. no"eii q Co.
No 10 Spruco-st.. New York.
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ket steady; all grades, $4.75@490; eleven
Sheep-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1,4O0;
marker, dull, Nc off from last weeks prices
Veal calves dull At $49425.
CINCINNATI. o.. May 2.-HoVs-Steady;
common and light sS.5o9+I5; packing aud
butchers. I S425g4.60; receipts. $500; ship
Cattle@Steady; s25O@4OO; receipts, 1850;
shipments. 100.
Sheep-ln moderate demand but weak at
$4.25@G.25; receipts, 500; shipments, none.
Lambs-In fair demand and steady; common
and light. S5.OO47.0O per 100 lbs.
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Poultry ana Produce.

B. Hutchinson & Co. quote: EgGs-1Sc.
Poultry Hens, so; spring. zoe; young
BOOSTERS, &c; roosters. $40; young hen turkeys,
12c; young tom turkeys, i0c; old toms. &c.
Geese-Poor. $500; full festhered. $3.50;
ducks. &c.
Butter-Grass butter, So, poor. Sc; fan
cy creamery. 2O@22c; choice creamery.
1S@20c.
Feathsrs-Prime geese. sO6s5c per Id: duck.
20Cd25c.
J. II. Budd & Co. quote: Eggs. 12l1c.
Poul!ry-Hens, Zoe; spring, 4 to lbs, l5c;
young roosters, Sc; roosters, So; hens. turkeys
lie; tom turkeys. &c; old toms. &C., geese,
poor, $3.50; full feathered, $500 per doE.;
ducks 7c.
Butterflies; poor. sG1l0c; fancy creamery,
22(a24c; choice creamery, 26(gS0o
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Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour
Steady and unchanged; No. spring wheat.
soc: No. spring wheat, none; No. 2 red, S6(0
S7c No. 2 corn. 40l5c; No. 2 oats, 2S1fc; No.
white. SOl<d3lc; No. white, 291f 61309<c;
No. rye. 7014o; NO. 2 barley. 6Q@62e; No. 5,
{. o. b.. $4,000; No. I, do. 40G4Sc; No.
1 fa1-seed, 971fc; prime timothy seed. $l.29
per 100 lbs, S6i2X@6l5; short rib sides
(loosel. $6.70G5.72; dry sailed shoulders
(boxedl $450CG5; short clear sides tboxed),
s61711@6s0; whisky, distillers' finished goods.
per gal. $l.13; sugars. cut loaf. unchanged.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

COLUMBUS, April Special. The re-
publicans met here in mass convention today
to receive reports of township commit
tees of state, congressional and judicial
ventions. few of the townships were
not represented aud but little enthusiasm was
shown. L. w. Adams OF Shebyville hsranRued
the convention on the beauties of republican
ism and the duty devolving on every follower
thereof
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horse. $50 per box; wire nails. rate 200.
Barb-wre-GalvaniIed.S 1910; plain annealed
fence wire. s2.25; galvanized. 60c advance;
10. IL and u sizes the regular advances. Pow
Loaded sheils-l2 guage. sl.45; 10 guAge. Sl.7o
per LOG.
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wabash Republicans

WABASH, Ind, April O.-[Special. This
afternoon the republicans of Wabash county
held their county convention here and NOM
mated George Wellman, of Lagro township, to
nil the vacancy in the office of recorder, caused
by the death of Warren Williams. Eight bal
lots were taken. John w. Gowdy, chairman
of the state central committee, addressed the
convention
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A R.nrn..ntntiv. Nnm.d-

ENGLISH. Ind, April O-TSpecisl. AT the
democratic convention at Corydon today Smith
Asker was nominated for joint representative,
receiving twenty-one delegate votes against the
Hon. ID. I. Stephenson's nineteen. c. W.
Cook was nominated for prosecuting attorney.
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a People. Party Ticket.

Upton, April 30.-ISpecial. THE peoples
party met here today in mass convention and
nominated full county ticket. The ticket is
composed entirely OF farmers and is equally d.
vided between ex-demOcrats and eX-repub-
licans. About 800 people took part in the pro-
ceedngE.
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Arizona Democrnt..

PREsCoTT, Ariz., April 3O.-The democratic
convention held here today passed a resolution
in favor Of the free coinage OF silver. A reso-
luton presented recommending that the
delegates to the national convention support
Cleveland for president, but il was lost
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Quotations from New York, Cincinnati and
Elsewhere.
INDIANAPOLIS. ND, I
SATURDAY EVENING, May Q. I

INDIANAPOLIS, ND,
SATURDAY EvESISG, May 2.
Purchasers OF dry goods we're fairly numer.
Gus today, and trade was satisfactory. Orders
were mostly for immediate needs. Groceries
were not very active, but sugars advanced
cents higher per 100, owing to increased
freight rates. Coffees were steady and in fair
demand. Poultry had good demand, though
a decline was noted and the market was easier,
Butter moving readily and eggs were firm
at the advance. A good demand prevailed for
eggs at only moderate supply. Seeds were
steady.
NEW YORK, May 2.-Flour-Receipts, 25,-
424 packages; exports, 250 brls. III .05O sacks;
quiet; sales, % $50 bris. Corn-meal-Quiet.
Wbeat-Reeeipis 202.500; exports, 2O4,950
bu; sales. IL 10000 futures 152, 0o0 spot: spot
unsettled; moderately active. easy; store aud
elevator. 9eHld99c. afoat 975sa95Ic I. o. b.;
ungraded red, S5Is(G99ll; No. northern, 9O3k
GL9218c; No. 2 northern, S91sfoe93<c; No.
Chicago, 903sg91c; No. Milwaukee $50
SO Options showed large switching busi-
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One Thing Sure.

Sympathetic Mother-"I can't under
stand why you should have so much
trouble with your wife. Perhaps she only
married you to please her parents"
Son-"Not much. She amt that kind"
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DOODLE FOR PRINCE RUSS
PROVIDED BY THE YELLOWSTONE
PARK ASSOCIATION

BIZ Witch He Was 20 Get $50, 900 in stock
for Using His Influence with Secretary
SobIe 90 secure Certain Leasss-HArri-
sons Friend HuntIey Shows Up with the
Desired Leases.
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Hides. Leather. Tanow and P.It.


Leather-Oak sole. 2eaS2c; hemloek solea
29G2Sc; harness. 25(l32o: skirting. 3S(1Ssc:
black bride, per doE., $4,000; fair bride, 900
Cdo0 per dozen; city kipp. S50C9s5; French kipp,
75cCgsl.l0: city calf skins, 10c9Sl; French
calf skins, Sl0Il.75.
Sheep-ShesunR. 2061SOe: lambs, 40CS76o.
Grease-Brown, 2l<c; yellow. So; white "a.
Tsllow-No. l, 41sI<c; No. 2. $40
Hides-Market dull and declining; No. tai.
low, 3kc; No. 2 Sc; prices. No. CURED. So;
No. cured. 3Hci No. green, $40; No. 4
green. 25ac.
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On the produce exchange today the butter
market was quiet; fancy creamery, 20@2lc
fine western, lSGi9l1c; ordinary, 15@l7c; line
diaries, 1Sa20c Eggs-13Gl3Ac.
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GENTS MAKE 100 PER CENT. AND WIN
n S74s cash prizes my corsets, belts, brushes
aud remed es sample freei territory DR.. Brldgm
73 Broadway New York.
INNrRAORDIN AIRY OFFERING---el,O00 To IS 600
II a year assured TO general agents. 81 to Is per
day to oanvassers A permanent and convenient
business No competition. very lady n possible
customer Address with 2-cent stamp, Consolidated
Adjustable shoe Co. Lynn, Mass. 20 n
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Iron NM hardware.

Bar iron. 81. 10000: wrought charcoal bar,
90 90d3.OO. HorSsshoes - Burdens. $425;
Walkers $426CgI.35; mule shoes. 95.25; cut
nail rate for S6O and o0s. steel nails. 81 so:
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RushviIle. April so.

All disorders caused by a bilious state
of the system can be cured by using Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. No pain. gripping
or discomfort attending their use. Try
them.
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FoE sALE-sEAL EsrArE.


A FARM or lsO ACRES. RICH BOTTOM LAND,
- comfortable seven-room house, good outbuild.
ngs four running springs healthy location, 100 acre.
in cultivation at hal price, S11per acre. part time
Address A. Bancherel, VandRlia, Ill Al
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The Cunarder Pavonia. Liverpool, with
], l52 steerage passengers arrived at Bos-
ton. Three hundred Of the immigrants
were vaccinated by the port physician.
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Wool.

We quote farm lots-Tub-vashed and picked,
909SSc; uDwAshed fine. lsGHe: unwashsd
and medium and common grades, IL In good
order. 2o@22o; bury and Dotted. l6ClI6c; nns
merno, loo. Fleece Washed, II light well
washed and in good order 3S9Slc.
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Wholesale prices in seeds are as follows;
Par bvssel.
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YOUR NAME On -<-sS==z.s==sss7z -
ti'ie.
rAlN ffu4a El.E ,QI Al r. ~ ~ lrun Tst.
nosrHs foa ~ kkD eAA0 Co. eLisl0AlTLLA eoAAs
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

sOMErHISG PRACTICAL TIE IN
"A, proved Daisy Fence Machine and the New
Daisy Wire Reel. Address ziegier Harmon. Arder
son. Ind 30 IL
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OneenaMnre.

Mason's pint fruit jars, per dozen. 1885,
quarts. 800; two quarts, 800; standard,
quarts, $3.50; two quarts. $3.50; lightning,
pints, SlL00; quarts, 1890; two quarts, $1,000.
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Order THE SENTINEL's Indiana Almanac
for 1892" of your newsdealer. Price %
cents.
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EICin Butter.

Elgtn Butter.
ELGIN. H., May 2.-Butter sales 1000
pounds at Zoe.
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET.
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MEDICAL.

Tumors, aud all Blood Disease
l,lNH Xxx cured vi tSouI knife or plaster.
Book OF cares free. Address
DIR. A. NJ. MASON. Chatham. New York
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

UNION STOCK YARDS,
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2.
CATTLE-Receipts. none. Indications fair
for steady prices. We quote:
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Provisions.
sMOKED MEATS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
IN I'm AN LINE.

~. FOR N,hENbFnWN AND LIVkKINOT.
CITY or PARIS. W c'ncs!ry June ~ q, on A. "
CITY OF CHESTER. " rdres lay. June ~ g:i0 NJ
From Pier 40, \. H. ad;un IIristo her ST. Ferry.
First cabin, $40 sni upward. arc"rGiny to steamer
and location Of room second cabin sH5 ard s4u pre-
pa j. t<a: stserage. go INTERNATIONAL NANliiA-
TON Co.. Uenerat Agents. a bowiig Green. View York
NEW YORK AND CCHA NAH. ST. AMSluP CO
~ Piers IL anI II. Eat River
Saturday s'eaIher a. T. NJ. ali Others at 2 p, NJ
Tor Havana, P!ogIrEO. thmEcchc, frUnleTn I.aguph,
Tampco. TuSpnn. and Vera cruz.
MaianzAs, carhenas. Sngua. CAT Rren. Nissan,
fan!ihH! de Cuba Guantanamo and Clentucg1s.
NIAGARA. Havana and sagua........... WeG June 20
YChLRl. Havana AMI Mexican Sat. July .
CITY OF WASHINGTON. havana and Ma
fCCATAS Havana and MtNIran ports. sat. July
bANTIAGU Nassau. santiago de Cuba and
This line has direct connection with and issuea
through bills OF ad ms to all points Mexican Railway
Co.. hsxIran Central RAILWAY Co.. Ltd. aud tho Monte
roy and Mexican OUT Railroad.
For full particulars fire. Ehi. or passage apply 20
JAN ; r.. WARD a CO. Is Wall st,
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NORDDECTSCHER ILoYD's s. s. CO.'S
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
Steamers sRil from pier 10 n of 2d 81. liubUken.
FAST LXIRES> STEAMERS.
Have. Tnes.June ~ Va n E!bs. sat July q, "a. NJ
saale. Sat July q u AN Snree. Tues July r.
Lain Tues. July g. r.Mlksiser WI!.July ~ 10 AN.
First cabin, co to sl6ua BERTH second cabin. $50
and $50 berth; stcarag. AZ lnW rates
iEi!st' II 4 CO.. > wiling Green.
GAVE MONEY by buyug trunks. vaIisos. bags steamer
- chara rugs. md travelling outfits in general OF
H. MACY so.
9th av.. 18Th to l4;h st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
Summer Wraps.

LADIES WHITE FLANNEL BLAZERS, NICE k1I
LY FURNISHED WITH FANCY coRDINa.. ~
IN ORDER TO REDUCE AN UNUSUALLY LARGE
STOCK OF FINE CASHMERE AND SILK BMBRoID.
Erred fIscnUs AND OF LACE AND SILK MANTELs,
PRICES HAVE BEEN MARKED % PER CENT. LOWER
THAN THOSE AT WHICH THESE GOODS WERE FOR
MERLY SOLD.