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Brooklyn.
HENRY ST. a6. Brooklyn hsishts-Fivs m q ut %
to hrihgs; pleasant roJms, excelleut board, S5,
&6 weekly.
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st Side.

East Side.
HENRY ST. $50, near Gonysrneur at LARGE
furnished rooms with board an American cook
LrXlNLToN AVE. 4.G-A hrg., square front
room. with board other rooms table board
mo ierats.
5Th AVE. ,2l-Large and small rooms. with board
nrst.ca,s recommendations. uAnss-nts tAIon.
10TH ST. lot EAST Lare" front room, rnnninG g
water; also smaller rooms, superior board
torms moderate.
18TH ST. 222 EAST -Furnishsi rooms with or
without board. m comfortable house. all i'm
olST ST.. 80 ASi--Handsoinely furnished
rooms. with or withou, board visitors to the city
Accommodated; rea enable rate, r.tereaco.
22D ST.. 10 EAsT-HAndsome larr. AMI small
heard summer pTicess.
25TH ST., ia EAST, near 4th ave -pes,an
rooms, large And sing,e. with board table board.
2erH ST: II FAST Rooms. .p suit or .esly,
etc"llent tAbls' trAnsionts aud taLs GoardeTs /.
parlor dininT.room'.
sisr ST., Z LtAsT-pn,IeeiI.d accommodation, /,
dio iux parlor: small tables; unsurpassed menu
families and b chsiors references.
3lrH ST. l3s EAST-Desrable rooms tran,irnt
or permanent; reietencr..
18Th ST.. ls6 EAST Desirspie large douore
room, "a IL or; bath; eIceIlent board; moderate ;
private famiy
esq ST. lG8 Observation-Disclosures. cool room.
windows. front also back psrlor, with or with
TAD ,sr., l6S EhSI-N,esIy iarai.hsd .pa tmeut.
to let. with or without boari Jesi-h family.
sgd ST, go EAST-Larsr room ,uuable for
teo; good board all sonveniencesi term, mod
erat-.
THE BRISTOL,
Is to 10 Fast llth st.. near 9th ave. comfortable
family house; very moderate terms American
aud European plans.
West Side.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. los, waverlsy place
Hsndsone room. eIssl ,ept table plsAsA az loca-
Sion tab!s board; trsnsisnt. tsksu.
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fiat. and Apartments to Let.

Unfurnlshed-East Side.
DhOOMk ST.. IS, corner Goerok OF. - and
larss, light rooms; oscoratsi, i'm prov vsmsnts
modSrats rent.
zD AVE, T2-Two Aoors to lot, suitable for large
mily or furnished rooms.
2D AVE, $50, near stuyy.sant P.rE-EIegapt
slhxie Dat. ssysn rooms, With improvements.
s9 AVE, 1855. one block from lO6th st, station,
rooms, stationary tubs, dumb waiter, hot and
co water; hrst floor over store; only Sl9; only
one vacancy.
~ AVE, 1916, one bIook from 89th ct. station
from elt to cit.
Cd AVE, 70S-Apa,i imspts Of two aud three
,sn,oms' In excellent order, at very reasonable
oIH IT, a:e-Fios flats 10 lets rooms all light.
zsIh 81 2S7 AND 2s9 EAST-Vsry larss ana
moderate. ~ wy
'SD 81 AND lsr AVE- -LAIss. iIsht snd cool 8.
...S. m apartments, with all the latest inprove-
fsnS one mnuthS rent tres Apply boussksspsr,
wv Ast sva, or Sssnt Ao2 HAST ..Sss
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East Side.
HENRY ST. 2SO. near Gouvernrur Large
furnished rooms with board AMI American cook
ing.
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Brooklyn.
DUFFIELD ST.. III, Brooklyn-S3; large. e,e-
CANT cool rooms, well FURNISHED, all onvenience;
also 'front.' hall room. sl.Ib.
LOGAN ST.. 1877. first house from Fulton, East
New York-Rooms to let. furnished or unfur-
nished.
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North Of iasth Street,

North Of ,asth Street.
l27TH ST, 1G2 FAST-Neatlv furnished large
and small rooms; boarding II desired all conye-
niences, moderate.
ROOMS TO RENT. with board, on Washing gtou
Heights tSt Nicholas ave. }, elegant house su-
perior accommodations; convenient to L station,
i5Sth St. express trains references. r., box 626
Harlem World.
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THE BRISTOL.

Is to 10 Fast llth st., near 9Th ave eomfortabis
family house, very moderate terms. American
aud European plans.
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NICE ROOMS and good board at reasonable rates /;
plenty OF milk eggs and delightful water. Ad-
drcNs M!ss ,,Agne, kopge. Monsey. Eockland
| County, n, Y,
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A. A.-RESTAURANT. adjacent " l. station first
cass paying business, S2. 900 cau.e death.
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A-wINE AND LAGER-BEE SALOON, nssr
daughter houses rent, S38, apart price
81. 0UU. JONES, - ChAmbers st.
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Business Opportunities.

Advertisements under this clas-
sification repeated in THE EVEN
ING WORLD every day but Mon.
day without additional cost.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05

Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
can be applied when at home, and is
uniformly successful in coloring a
brown or black. Hence its great popu-
| laritv.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
Juneau.

Three prisoners escaped from the
county Jail Friday night. By picking a
lock they got out in the corridor and
there sawed off one of the iron bars on
a rear window and slipped down on
the lightning rod. Two Of them we're
confined for three months, and the
third one was notorious burglar await
ing trial in the circuit court.
NJ. A. Jacobs, late county clerk and
assistant cashier of the German Nation
al bank of Beaver Dam. has received
the appointment as chief clerk in the
general land Office at Washington, at
the hands of Judge Lamoreux Other
plums from the same source are ex-
pected by a number Of Dodge county
politicians.
The appointments of Judge Lamorenx
as commissioner Of the general land
office is generally we'll received-by
the Democrats because it takes him
out of local politics, and by the Repub-
Leans, among whom the Judge has
many personal friends, because he has
reached the place he wished to obtain
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05

If one is to Judge of the reforms tc
follow in the consular and diplomatic
service under the administration O.
President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham from the turning out of sc
able and efficient consul-gcneral as
Julius Goldschmidt for the purpose
of influencing a local election in St
Louis, the halo Of reform glory
which is alleged to have settled
around the administration will seen
to be mostly brass.-Nudisen Journal
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05

FHERG is 4 growing undercurrent o.
ak respecting Mr. Cleveland scandi-
dacy for a third term, Many of the
politicians and office seekers who call
on him pleasantly remark that they
hope to have a chance to vote for
him again in 1896, and it is noted
that he never makes any reply to
these suggestions. It is believed,
however, that he would consent to
consecrate himself again, if he can be
persuaded that the country is still
really in danger four years hence.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
Concord and FarmingtOn,

Elon Potter called on friends in
Dousman last Saturday and Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs J. Bartlett, a
girl, March 27.
Miss Eva Russell began her school
in Joint District No. 3, April 3.
VIM. Holcomb began his school in
District No. 2, Pennington, April 3.
Miss Jennie Goodrow and Miss Cora
Potter called on Miss Maud Holcomb,
Thursday last.
Some farmers of this vicinity are en-
joying g good sugar season.
A. r. Holcomb made a trip to Golden
Lake last Friday night.
Office-seekers of Concord are doing
some hard electioneering this week.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
Victory!
The Greatest the World Has X,

To many man stricken on the field
OF battle, the cry of victory has fallen
gratefully; Ebut even more grateful to
an individual is realizing sense that
by the use of DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine he has achieved victory over
any nervous affection, such as prostra-
ton, sick headache, poor memory,
dizziness, sleeplessness, neuralgia,
hysteria, fits, dizziness, sexual debility
irritability, convulsions, spinal irrita-
ais Of thousands of such cured are in
possession Of the Dr.. Miles Medical
Co, Elkhart, Ind. Restorative Nervine
is sold by E. NJ. Stapleton, the popular
druggist, on a guarantee. Ask for a
book, free.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05

THE appointment of Mr.. Bayard
as minister to England disposes of
rumor, never generally believed,
namely, that in accordance with
what are supposed to be Mr.. Cleve-
lands exalted ideas of civil service
reform Mr. Lincoln, who is especially
persona grata atthe court of St. James
and held in equally high estimation
at home would be suffered to be CONT
nued at ST. James as English ministers
are allowed to remain at Washington
whether nnderLiberal orTory govern.
ment. Some of Mr. Cleveland's acts
and many Of his utterances have en-
cOuraged the belief that he would
bring about what is generally con-
coded to be a desirable reform in this
respect, but all such expectations are
shown to be baseless. Ofcourse where
a minister is distinctly a personG non
grota to the President, or where there
is good reason for removal, it Is pro-
per that a new minister should be
named in case of a change Of admins
tration. As neither OF these suppose
tions apply in the case Of Minister
Lincoln the appointment OF Mr.. Bay
ard to succeed him must be taken
AS Indicating Mr.. Cleveland S ideas on
this particular branch OF civil! service
reform.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
HuStiSfOrd.

Hugo Boeirg and family started last
Monday for their new home in Blue
Earth county, Mimi. The best wishes
of their many friends go with them.
Business started up in Union Cheese
factory Monday morning with Emil
Gregit as cheesemaker
Erwin Hooker spent Sunday with
friends in Iron Ridge.
George Thomas and Miss Lena
Kruger were married Monday after
noon, April 3, by the Rev. M. Eiwert,
in the Lutheran church, Lebanon.
Their many friends wish them success
and happiness in the new life before
them.
We are very glad to hear that Mrs.
S. NJ. Randall is recovering from her
late sickness. SAY So.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
Prof. Neil.

government chemist, writes: have care
fully analysed your Royal Ruby Port
Wine" bought by me in the open marke
and certify that | found the SINE dbso-
lutely pure. This wine is especially re-
commended for its notwithstanding and
building up properties; it strengthens
the weak and restores lost vitality. Be
sure you get Royal Ruby; 81 per quart
bottle. Sold by c. A. Gamm, druggist
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
Sudden Death!
That Startling News Heading.

The public is becoming accustomed
to the above heading, but neverthe-
less it always conveys shock. Sudden
death in a vast majority of cases re-
suits from heart disease, manifested
by any one or several of the following
symptoms: Short breath, palpitation,
irregular pulse, wind in stomach, pain
in side, shoulder or arm, under left
shoulder blade, between shoulders or
bowels, irregular or intermittent pulse,
oppressed feeling in chest, choking
sensation, weak or hungry spells, diff
cult breathing, swelling of feet or an
kles, dropsy. DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure speedily remedies all these. Sold
by E. M. Stapleton on guarantee, who
will give you his elegant book, free.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
DR.. SHOOP, w hao5na
HAS DISCOVERED THE
Cause of Chronic Disease,


People have taken "Blood Purifiers
and wondered why there was no perm
nent benefit derived.
DR.. Shoop has taken step in advan,
of all others, by giving special study
the cause of these increasing chron
diseases.
He has found that certain s,erUes ha
entire control over the stomach, live
kidneys and all internal organs. Wht
these nerues are weak, or exhausted, II
stomach will not digest the food, the liV,
will become torpid and the whole syste
will sink from this tack of rerUe force.
DIR. Shops Restorative is
stomach, liver and kidney Cure, as it &C
upon the nerves that control these organ
Not "Nervine," but nerve food.
aids digestion, cures dyspepsia and bill
iousness by ren1ouing the cause.
Is it not reasonable ? At Druggists.
FnTT by mail, samples and bee
smE fully explaining tn1s dis
-. sa @ oovery for 2 OTIS hostage
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
A Strange Freak.

The wife of our esteemed citizen,
Mr.. John Rowell, while suffering un-
der severe attack of the blues, tried
to commit the crime of infanticide, but
was prevented by the opportune ar
rival of neighbor. Her case has been
BILE, but her husband was highly pleas
ed, after using course of Sulphur Bit
ters, to find that she was entirely cur
ed.-Kingston Herald.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05

W. II. MCCAIN, who stands charged
with the murder of Robert Kirkwood
at White Birch, Douglas county, has
been pronounced sane by the experts
of the Northern asylum and will be
taken to Superior fer trial. The
homicide occurred Aug. 5, 1892.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05

Beauty" may be ''only skin deep"
but the secret Of a beautiful skin is pure
blood. Those coarse, rough, pimply
compilations may, in most cases, be
rendered soft, smooth, and fair by the
persevering and systematic use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05

Mrs. Langatish, Tired! Oh, SO tired
all the time" Mrs. Smart. "Well, so /
used to be until l began to take Ayers
Sarsaparila as spring medicine, and
now don't know what it is to have that
tired feeling Try it, roy dear; only be
sure you get Ayers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-Business IN domestic beans bear is
about at a ,tandstl marrow steady medium and pea
GSak ret sd" Gs gean narrow Oe' 1897
cas- o medium S SH %s 3o Saq 49, go choice des
Il s5a3l 90 rcd kidney, 1892, eho,ee ~ o59s2 90
black turtle soup ls2 lAoe y ood fIe go ncaam
o92 Il oS:l 50 ioreisn pea ls92 ,oS - SSa7i 10
BUTrER-Receipts are Light but the wants o, 'he
trad are most ye S Re mark shoyns Slight detcs There
is disposition 10 ask 20c for lots which can DC guar
s ns TO be sstb,hd as quotation s5c for about
& class Of soo aIryns Is as mHSa IL Ca" a Ss BE- hl
Under table GRADES ,hS feel S she 9T t%6 arr
stronger being in light receipt Imitation creamery and
Western dairy Slow for the General quality srsivaS
tubs one small lot Of which bought last week ana
tG ret d R'G nS u TS%' ON with pp
cry tubs 25c do STATE pals "a 100 90 No
G uS,r rt' 23c do nrsts sd2c do seconds. i9a2oc
e3Ec; do seconds I0d2Oc dairy tubs thirds i7G1Hs
Ni7c s" do IN ris. 15a5er Western dairy rt. l7alse
do seconds 15a 1jc do thirds we'Ts do
s .ss June Sn ? do DC current "'''
nayn mE cM orSa. m'f Prices IS of E'FS sa
about +S and 'FS Scr rSs good Ga % which
WIN nobaby have to 90 into c99 at anehansSS prizes,
S 6a' i lots part skim. have been pretty elOsey
sSl9 and full poor cream Sn'' large as s1 eoors
9l-d9i4c: do white, fancv 9c do choice SIC 90
lair to Choice saoc part skins. ChenangO and neghbor
COMMON "S TSn to rail-, GhGi S SG' iSS1 u % 10
EGGs-No speculative feeling today and with s trade
confined to the t Map' G o. Gae d n % %ar
t than s'Yadg at the por recent at,o de-
cline Prices so19S w sa5G ana near by aSS
sections choice l5Fc other Westen re,a gathered
good second, per 'ae ay G e, fancy shipping
grades ba, duh weak for ali inferior qualities Fears
plenty d and In buycs aso Sach 20 a, Ssy heavy oTN,
rsPpp se Yellow relatively carcc ana such are steady
lev eXta selections exceeding quotations but market
sI T .so " az Soc Win poor Jersey lover
nu%s d" SgsFn sa Larger 'Ps fga S G
Average Grades Of watcrneons positively neglected.
SO sT SsS.r ''s s.aF'c x,, ,ol
gpOn ID S SSi saG,- @ O9gs 0' 1Ss
81 500 so Is de al Kind; opn hcsd Sds =; wInhGll
nieOT 800 rca nsr pGaS ssStt w. bo
s@@SS 90 St R = soSe: do common kinds rcr Dbl
2Ss and bs 'iS fancy per- b sGSs 500 90
3Sc Do Stais9S nc p@Ea qualities pST e"Ssst 900
Delaware PER N. Gl2e do Niagara per N. 9d12c; do
40 Hartford Iesey per case asi % do Champion
mn river nor n od8c do Moores Early upri,er per NJ
.. &S Pea pSS rS ' do & to GOOD I
q 80 PER 81 S6 % Do ny GH s sn
Gem DV' pr b6 sidsa. wntcrnclons fancv Iarse per
Dbl a; do small 70 medium per 100 s5"sio iiuekl''
O''fFKEt ffs-bRiEbS market /, very dull but lot.
sellers become tired OF showing their samps Without
mcre or speculative at hi, time aud f the general
financial strinaency checks speculation. Apples
do 1ss sas g aS seS' 90 s%e 1855
as SnOps sS2 isa core, and sns s pcaSsSs
rated HsSisc; do suo;ered isaiSSs; cherries issS
sassc hmckleherrles 1892 oh@ioc tackberries 1893.
aops-Busnsss ia on the very moderate scale here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26

tcfcrc noted q unchaned prices aod there en- - ~
ss e sssss 4 r. ss s
i:ss ''s ssEEs' ssss 9 s
HAY AND SHANNON hay more plenty. and a,
rather better average quality selling 7oas5c Old hay
per 100 n o5casi do No 70 No l. s5aoo~ shI Sms
75c; do clover MIXED, 70ds0c do clover 5od00c ~:
sS ana 70 per 100 soaoSs DO ~
PoUITRY-ALivE-Ony . few express lots IN TO-DAY
but trade dull and market easier for both fowls ard chisk
large per H. i2aI2sc do small iJatIiae fowls pms
and Western per NJ l2zaISg % southern I2ai2sss;
pair 5ca7oc Do southern 5os55e geese western b. b.,
pair q 2@sl 81 &C. s9nshesn iIasi 49, pigon. v.
poultry moderate to-day under fair demand pr sse
/ e. anins gp ,erS Ssil 2, steady price, rhldpSs
iae do Western sesdcd l.al3e fowls, western az H..
picked l2als4s; Do seaIded lie old cocA.. sasge;
y i1ai5c do We-prn edI0c geese fa.iern ycu No.
per N. l5alec; squads white. per doz s2 5o NAL
""I PSTxTSEs AND ErABLEs-In.h poatoe. hold
scady best grades Sweet potatoes very plenty. am
io% ' String beans in far demand TemSes j. s 1s
i psse. and Long '' Island Ae' 8. rss a:
JSg.s sS sss.2 e.
~ 50 do Eastern. white 90 So DO Eastern I'd, q so
slss beans sa isa long sssss
hers Jersey bush box eoa!5e % Long Islsed. per
l0 SS Gceas 1ss" pea. s per f'sy ..
S Ssnches IS 5Sas!: squash, Long leland per Dbl
J JsTsy per SS Pepper sD Jersey ! S:
25d3Oc. Lima beans potato. per bag, 75cGsl; % nst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
THE STATE or GRADE.

r,a,tmore Aug. 25-Flour dull unchanged' sa s.
s7a barrels Wheat steady; spot anu August etsg
Ga. 10. September 65hlSl~c; Cctooer ~
TaAcarbsr 7imT7iisc: steamer No red, el<go11c'
stock 90, is5 bushels sales 99oW pusne,S u.s., ana
aHst i5ss,iSc: September, t5Iishc; Octo1sr'
i,ic. vsar AZ asked stock. 2S$2 bushels saeS;
% 5n0 bushels; white corn by sample yoe'o sh,,s
800 ~ samnIe i9G50c. Oats steady;No wW,e
Western 3ic; No mixed western. ~aSGac, $50
"a a5S bushels Hay slow good TO choice tlmoIny,
Sit 5o5 sS Grain freights quiet, unchanged oos.
tnn nominal Provisions hrm, UNCHANGED Butter
Ui creamery-fancy. 2i424isc; do fair To cno.se.
sS1i9Sc do imitation. 22c. Eggs steady lSc Sons e
quiet: Rio cargoes fair isc: Ma lS $780, ,n-
strong and active; granuiated' oSsc' NoiP'' VS.
changed Whiskey nrm
Ruffalo. Aug. 25.-Spot wheat scarce. dema rs
ucht. q fairly active; sales cars No hal asa;
6eisc: 5000 bush No Northern spot 6iGoa'ac' SS"S
hush do G | T. sc; 10000 bush do DO cs'sc, ,'sS
hush do do 62Ac 5000 bash do do, e2sc; eSv push
do S2iac closing No hard spot Ssse No Nod, aii
sna weak; no red. 63IG6,c; No extra red ole:
40 white CSC. Corn opened weak. 4c iowsn'
closed unsettled; No yellow. iia. itse: No Ssn,
i2s. &c. No corn. NJ nS.c sales Iw husn n,4 re-
yellow, .s.at.e 1900 bush SS eS White Ssc
cars clipped mixed. SOC; No mixed. ys'gc asked
i've dull: No quoted Sic Flour irm; best 5SI'n6'
svHs, 10: winter straishts. Sc 1913 81. Eve n.ur,
"a % Millfeed hrmer; good demand: course winter
bran bulk. SIS %; medium winter bran so 90 VA a.
ter wheat ships ~ 7S coarse sp.ng bran ran ti i,s:
mids. SIS scasis Is; medium do SIS % rye fed.
Xix 50llSi6: sacked BcQ$l additional Canal freghts
strong; &Ac was paid on wheat &sc asked az Clos
Ing: corn. &c.
Cincinnati. Aug S-riour quiet, unchanged.
Wheat fair: No red, 5Sc Corn barely steady: NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
PRICES IN THE MARKETS.
EFFECT OF THE STORM ON TIE PEACH SUPPLY
A FURRY AMONG THE GAME DEALERS.

EFFECT OF THE STORM ON TIE PEACH SUPPLY
a FURRY AMONG THE GAME DEALERS.
The severe storm wrought such destruction among
the peach orchards that it is not surprising to find
retail merchants adding from 20 to 80 per cent 10
the price of fruit II Is thought that the erect
will be most marked in the receipts OF good fruit
here Before the storm the Pennsylvania and other
railroads had been bringing in about 80 cars OF
,eaches day to Jersey City and the evidences of
the glut were pronounced In the prices me
basket of Deawares could be had early IN the
week for 81 and Old Mixons OF good quality sold
as low as 80 and 70 cents basket since the storm
Tho receipts of poor peaches have multiplied These
coll of from q 10 30 cents a basket, while fancy
quality Of Troths Crawfords and Mountain Roses
are I'D TO 81 80 to 81 Is a basket or as one oeaer
expressed IL yesterday, to about what you nave
mind 10 ask for them" There Is an abundance OF
California fruit here. as well as any quantity Vi
cranes and melons from the East and South A
ba IRE, Of Jersey muskmeions be had for 81 90
and New-Jersey watermelons sell at 10 10 % cents
each Niagara grapes cost rs cents for a hve-pouhd
box and Concords sell for 50 cents box. Gail
fornia Bartlett pears are - ana " % d oo"' anu
Tokay grapes are worth 81 a box
Large Spanish onions TO be had for 10 cents
each or two for a quarter while the small white
American variety sell for 10 cents quart. FINE
tomatoes from Long Island cost 10 cents quart
radshes may be had for 3 cents a bunch; sweet
potatoes for 81 peck; spinach. % cents haii-
peck horseradish, imported from Germany ~ cents
. pound: celery from Michigan, 90 cents a buhch'
egg plants. 10 and 20 cents each: chcory. cents
bunch; okra, 20 cents hundred; wax beans "
cents quart; green peas. 81 peck; green corn. 20
cents dozen ears and caulihowers. % cents each.
Some stir has been occasoned This week by
charge brought against the game dealers OF the
city by the president the State Association for
the Protection Of Fish and Game. that the city
markets are full Of parridges ruffed grouse al
though q section OF the revised game laws pro-
hibts the sale OF these birds this season Of the
wear The game dealers professed much indigns-
ton at this charge and protested that all the par
tr.dre found in market came from other States and
Srom fhis State, outside Of Long island. In which
the close season expires on August L. They say
that the law prohibiting the killing and sale of
=. rtr,dres at this season applies only to the
- Of Kiugs Queens and Sunslks That No Ear.