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Rio tho spot stronger at 1ekc for No 7. with
sales however. of only 300 bags at that price. Raw
sugar was quiet and steady 1t unchsngcd price,, and
refined. Al the tea sale OK 800 packages
green was steady and other kinds lower
NAVAL SroREs-Ros!n quiet and weak at S1.2o6Sl22x
for common to good strained, Spirits turpentine
quiet AMI steady at GoI4@3Oc.
PrTROixUN-There wore no sales OF certificates For
National SIC was bid. OIL City. STAG. Refined un.
changed.
CorIoS-A slight advance in Liverpool. covering of
shorts and supporting orders gave steadn'ss to tho
market in spite of further decline IN silver tight
money and reports of hank failures at the West and
sOme business dirtcnltios In this city. Some Or
orators disposed to hold of and what effect the
action Of the Indian Government in regard to silver
will have the trade of Manchester before engaging
in extensive ventures either side Of the market
MRnches merchants themselves appear to be rather
puzz to what Will be the ultimate result Prices
advanced to points. closing steady, with sales of
1900 bales; Liverpool advanced ] to II points.
closing STEADY with spot sales OF 10000 bales.
In Manchester yarns were quiet and steady
Oto points but rallied spot cotton here steady
and unchanged at l5.1Gc for midding upland'.
with Of 225 bales for spinning and 5 specuA
tion The receipts tho ports s97 hnes against
! 7sl this day last week and 1908 last year No
ports There was decline OF l6c TO isc at i've of
the Southern markets New Orleans sold $500 bales.
The following are to-day's transactions:
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Mrs. Minnie Howard Of 2e1 West Twenty
eighth street was walking through Thirteenth
street to Broadway at 10 o'clock on Tuesday
night when q man grabbed her By the throat,
knocked her down. kicked her. and took her
pocket book. Mrs Howard screamed. and the
thief ran through Thirteenth street to Uni
yersity place. detective Douri9an Of the Mer-
Ger street station heard Mrs. Howard's cries
slty place to Fourteenth street Detective Ser
geant George MeCluskey Of Police HeadauaT-
street. and as the thief ran past McCluskey
grabbed him.
At Police Headquarters he was identified as
"A Bowery. Justice Voorhis. In tho Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday. held him In
$1,000 bail for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29

department of Stock Exchange as soon as
possible. The business OF the Cordage Com
pany. now in the hands Of receivers, lie proceed
ing In the usual manner, the amount Of rope
andtwine sofar manuiacturedth this month being
sold at a satisfactory profit. II ia difficult to
compare above amount with that OF year
kept together. These figures apply to the
New York mills only. and are thought 6v
ness OF a year ago. The orders now III
hand will keep the New York mills occupied
for thirty days. and 70 I'LL these orders. the
Tucker-Carter mill will start tomorrow and
the Waterbury mill on Friday. thus keeping
all the New York mills In motion
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
to-day we're as follows:
Sale. OTeafne. Hoh,,.. Loee-. C'ofta
100 Horn silver.......2 30 25o arc 80
' ioS 6sssTasl' e IL e IL g IA g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
AT~.lve.year-ola Drunk.-S.

A boy twelve years old was accused by his
parents before Justice Voorhis. in the Jeffer-
son Market Police Court yesterday. Of being .
hsbitual drunkard and . thief The boys
name 10 Philip Nolan. He lives at Alb West
Thirty-second street. On Tuesday he stole 81
bought some whiskey from saloon Keeper
Cassidy. In Thirty-second street. near Tenth
avenue. He did not get home until late at
father had him arrested. Justice Voorhts told
the boys parents to take him home. whip
the rum out Of him. and spank him until he
etOpa stealinRh
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airidtnds mud Antrrtst
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY,
30 WILLIAM ST,

30 WILLIAM STy ,,,-r
EEF Fqs%ISS SS XSD Rf III E
Aluminium Brass aud nronne company
HinEhamton Railroad Company.
buffalo Chemical Works
s sa,S% f isSso ~ Water S supply Company
ro"s %S.et s%% ISF"" Company
SS5y;Ssi%IsSff ,Ss%Sspy hSSySs,.E con,,,v
be%Tsr SiSSti Is S a"p company
'r aud Sy ' Rsw"
lili ,itv klestrr Liyht COMPANY
i i%"' o,f frns M"f R! T"rk' Company
Lombard in,es,inent Company.
kn R Watt tfs nn and ""
Ms ssnGrp .TI, Ne RSi n .mT%Gy
RI,",%G VA AM I,sIt Jc@E'STi,n
' H Af s Di ard Ts az .F SaF Hut ADJ
Texas Loan Agency.
Toledo Ann Aroor and Min ~" Michigan Car Trust.
cnnda Cattle Car Company. X.G2.
''' 10. "a HEoAn ST .Hi!.Ls RriIbfxb.{
CorroNs dpc July l.. lsa 4 IN bonds Of ,hs follow.
- Ins named companies viii be- pad after that date
VrnI!s, Es%,,,c z !, Is, M r,sass%
S.sSn al" AZ HsF" + + o. ger Ss
s,"SE9n and H GotCeIorcs r >. no5sassN
ScSS:rn fssiss {. !. "i SIN Mss,sa i. @oris.sse
M"rSa%s h.sissa. Sni Texas < il. SndS $ Co Is,e
south Phcih" Coast II II. Co 4.
Cant ornia Pacitc X. Il 10. list mortgage 40
California Pacific II X. Go. ri mOrtpaveG u,
California pArihc H. X. CO. Sd mortgage and t.
Market Street cable nv Co lat mo tagged
Holders Of 10 or more coup leave them for
animation ana receive paynen, on The jay following.
n. 7. SMITH. Treasurer
Coupons duo july 1873 from bonds of the follow
ing named companies viii be paid after that date By
the Central 7 rust Company.
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass X. LIST mortgage per
Houston and Texas Central II. X. 1st mortgage per
cent.
AUSTIN and Northwestern r. H. LIST mortgage per cent.
Holders OF 10 or more coupons can leave them for
animation and receive pawn, 1T on the dav following.
Now Enrk. :. Mne ~ lSi3 \. 7 SMITH Trensmter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
Now Jersey Doctor. Elect ome-rs.

AsBURY PARK. June 2a-At the 127th annual
meeting OF the New Jersey State Medical
Society the following officers were elected to-
day: President. ]. &. Ryerson OF Boonton: First
Vice. President. O. II. Sproul Of Pennington Sec
ond Vice President. VIM. Elmer Jr.. OF Trenton:
ton: Corresponding Secretary. i. L. B. Godfrey
Of Camden: Recording Secretary, William
Ger OF Newark. The society will meet next
year at Lake Hopatcong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
An Aunapo.,. Instructor Married.

GALENA. H.. June 2s.-Miss Anna v. Green.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Green. and
Lieut.. Bias G.. b. Sampson. United States Navy,
we're married last evening. After n reception
Mr.. and Mrs. sampson left for Annapolis,
where Lieut.. Sampson is stationed as instruc-
t9r In naval engineering at the United states
Naval Academy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
The Km=. County Gerrymnuder.

The Board OF Supervisors OF Kings county
has fled with Justice Bartlett an amended re-
turn to the writ directing a new Assembly re-
apnortionment 1t contains complete report
OF the action OF the Supervisors in the matter
teen districts. The Republican managers
have already given notice OF their intention to
Try and have this reapportionment also Set
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
5000 PEOPLE AT THE FUNERAL
One Service for the Five Victim. or the Erie
Railway Accident

The i've victims of the Erie Railway accident
last Saturday ,were buried Yesterday. Tho
funeral services were held ut the residence OF
Clark T. Williams. husband and father OF two
OF tho victims, at 322 Summer avenue. Newark.
The crowd in the street was so great that
twenty-f1y police had their hands full It 10
estimat that there were 5000 people In the
neighborhood OF the house.
The services were conducted by the Rev. w.
j. Hoagland. former pastor OF the Centenary
c. Snodgrass. the present pastor. The inter-
ment was in Evergreen Cemetery. Elizabeth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
Adm,ral Gh.r.rd, . ye.trymnu.

st. Michaers Protestant Episcopal Church
has been Incorporated by members OF the con-
gregatton Of the mission chapel of Grace
iincorporators and the new vestrymen are
tear Admiral Gherardi and Capt Kane Of the
cav Yard, The church will be located in
High street, near Gold.
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Glrftipus mud asleetiaas.
THE AMI SG UNiSN sfSCK "a hab s SS rs

NEW YORK June ?. 1893.
Notice 10 hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the Of the chicago Junction RAlw ays and
Union stock YArds Company for election OF Direc-
and the trAnsActio OF such other business
before tho meeting. will be held at tho once OF
on ThuIsday the 9th day q July 1900 a II O'clock
viii close At 8P NJ on Thursday, June 10. and reopen
at 10 A. N. on Friday, July z. lAD3
BY order or the Board OF DireetorL
WILLIAM y. Lane, BSerstaEx.
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KnickarbocKer Trust Co.,
23t FIFTH AvENU'

TJE FIFTH AVENUE.
Branch OnIc~.
liz Wall ST.
The following conpons are payable at our onlccs %
ami after July /, 1883:
Atlantic s'nlt Co.
Cisarfieid Rltuminoua Coni Corporation.
Clev~innd a. Canton Il. R. Co., Let Mortgage.
Corning, n. n, Sever Bonds. f
school =" District No. IA.
Charlottesville Water d Light Co.
Marlborough Hotel Co.
Mechanical Rubber Go.
Mercantile cooperative Bank.
National Lonm d Trust Co. or Kansas City.
N. 4. Be1tinE a Packing Go. Itd).
Seventh Regiment Veteran Club.
ShelbNvilie f1nd.) WATER Co.
Clinton Coal, Iron, d. Railway Go.
FRED'k L. ELDRIDGE Secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
WARNING TO
Holders of Life Insurance Policies and
Ils.1,l


ance IS annually twisted" by rebate. in New York
city alone me policies average Ts large; taken in one
premium: DISCONTINUED tho n. xt year for another
ma9 p9y any REbk kF h s r S
pany the next year back to the first company. and
Risks that be come IMPAIRED cannot make the AN
NUAL CHANGE and CoNIINcE with the company into
hEEATEs are thus EltLlNI these companies WITH
Insurance Company are the o. IL lie nsGrance poll.
AUTHoRizED and PR0TECTED agents: 4. g. Bardin.
ascte d1eens!sin s;e;.o% Ieasa. Jos u. Ludlow.
Morgan. j. il. Mcintosh tiro H. Pnrkhurst Charles ii.
Putnam. Jno L. sage D. c. ToaI. J. Carlton Ward. Jno.
ALL OTHERS claiming represent tb, Northwest
ern or 3simg to write or or pase bI ri
the first offence o. D. 81: 5II b. 4. 1So. ms La NJ
TiiE LOWER PREMIUMS and HIGHER RESERVE
GuARASTEEs OF hor'hwes!eTn p"iiees mpch sno nt
tre"en,ty ncreaseGi First rRnMiEM now vERY GEN:
ERALlY nEtEsEp by agents q some ONE other compa;
cS s tho tI.i pnIcr M heM
VASTLY |, EXCEss Of tina: OF Other comrani.s; and
ABn!iT pnl,BE that OF other COMPANIES under
THIEn RECENT COURT DECISIONS all Life Insur-
ance Policies issued IN the state of New York since
May "a. iSnp with direct or Indirect RERATE from
Thess d.otsnns. with legal opinion as to the utter
wothiessne,s Of rebate nolices aud fKoof Of ENnR.
Northw estern policies on similar plans. will be mailed
irresponsible parties giving date Of birth. rebate pre-
MUM amount. and date or issue OF the rebate policy.
and name of company issuing 1t.
JNO. i. ID. BRISTOL,
Manager New York city Agencies.
Metropoi an Building Esd Street and Madison Avenue
New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
These were the Chicago prices:

PRovlsioss-Chicago was hrmor and lard and ribs ad
vanced Lard here was higher Spot sales 100 tcR city
at s1sasAc. and rs ties Western at 99oSa05c;: June
steady at sassssc. and Pig: at SasSsMc Meas pork
steady 49, Best butter. 2o922c: do. cheese. $40
9Ac Eggs. 15x@l71tc.
pean cables moderate receipts at Rio and snntos and
the covering of shorts advanced % to so points Rio
exchange was I'D lower. Tho Brazilian markets were
unchanged. The warehouse deliveries showed some
falling OF in this country Tho close here steady
with ALE of 25O bags follova:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

so WARREN IT. NEW YORK
est on al suIns remaining deposit during the three
or iix months ending June 30 at the rate OF FOUR
PER CENT, per amman on SI,OOb and under. and
THREE PER CENT ct nnnu n on tho excess OF $1,000
not exceeding $1,000 payable on aud after Monday.
July II.
DEPosITs made before July 10 will draw inter
DAtID ~ DEMAREsr. Acting President.
@. BYRON LATIMER. secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29

Corn declined nc. with hne weather at tho West large
receipts and longs disposed to sell Spot sales $4,000
o. b. and 4Ssac. spot delivered and 47hc. in elevator
Future sales L. 900 bush, as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
The STANDARD MEDICAL WORK
FOR EVERY MAN. ONLY 81.
W. H. PARKER, M. D., B Bs.nsh M s.::.'.

W. H. PARKER, N. D., BS.sSS. h s::::''
TIE MOST EMINENT SPECIALIST IN AMERICA.
E:ta6lshed in 1850. Chief consulting ply stefan
%.s t ss, gSsSsbSdy Mediesl Institute 70 whom
Medical Assoeiation for the PRIzE ESSAY on
FFb bhaiSsted Vitality. Atr2phy. Nervous and
sss sss q .ad CURES s ycs.S ,ss %H I.
person or by letter. Prospectus with tesiimoniais,
EREE Large book. The science OF Life;
~ Is or, Self Pro servation, the prize
Apa chronic diseases full gilt only LOO double sealed.
Ut. fArkers works are the best, on the subjects
nronghont THIS country and England. Read them
Low, ana earn 70 be strong. vigorous and
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Onts declined &c to &C. owing to large recoIItt favor.
less export demand. spot ssles 1900 bush. Nc. ?
sbsss,1e migrated track at sisSfc for mixed, $50
<4c. for white Future sales $50 900 bush followai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
KAIlWAY GGMPANY,

A quarterly dividend Of one dollar per share will bs
paid Aug next to the shareholders OF this companys
stock registered be closing or the transfer books
The transfer books III be closed June ~ and reopen
July 81. 1873 " q. rCRDS, TreasureH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
THE IIEVENTM WARD R1NK.

NEW york June as, 1904
The Board pr Directors aaye this day declared q
ssmrAnnual dividend OF focr () per cent. free fro&
tax payAbleio on and after July T. 1903 The tranafrf
books viii rehain closed uni that date. y
chAs T. BROWN. CAshiss
TIE NERE AHTILE NATIONAL BANK. NEW YORK
June 23 PeUa-DivIDtN D.--The Directors a VthE
S 6shs hsys Ss day DECLARED dividend OF THKEE AM
ohEHALfIFEh CENT. FREQ of tax. pAyAbls "a and
Attsr July 1893 The transfer boofs VIII u osN
Until that pie y. scnEN0Ks n hiaIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29
FIDELITY LOAN a. TRUST COMPANY
OF SIOUX CITY, IOWA,

NEW YORK OFPICE. 81 Wall ST.. June e. 1903.
OF INC s pr Ssny Of mi; com.
that date al tue ohos OF the Metro UIttun Truss
Company, 81 Wall IT,. New York.
VIC CLAPP Treasurer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-18
SRI. ssfabeQa b. Manteufel. {

SRI. Isabella b. Manteufel, bic
So6ter bes beritorbenen Stat1balters
Der &ei9slanbe, 1T p6uig berarmt unb
pirb aus Der peniionss& Safe Der M6elss
genoKenf6aft unterfdBt. Sbr Batter
erbielt 1866 unb 1871 bebeutenbe Sos
%tationen, bic er gum gr6Bten She'll gum
Mnfaufe bes &~tttergutes Sopper Der>
tpanbte. 9ies erbte fein Sobr, Der es
i9on TIT penigen Sabren total 81
@runbe geuirtbf6aftet bat. Derfelbe
bate es benz Mnbenfer at ieinen 8ater
gu 6anfen, baB er iebt eine Nnfeanng
i'm &ei9sbienit in Otafrifa gefunben
bat. 8aronefe Isabella fibrte nod
benz Snbe Der Mutter benz alien Jelbz
r1ari9aa bas 9aus unb purbe melt
anb brett befannt bur6 ibre ii6ere, fat
firftli6e Experimentation bes Manteuz
fel'f9en 9aufes, aIs Der gater Statts
batter in ben &ei9slanben mar. Sn
Dem 8eftreben, bic @bre bes 9aufes
aud ibrem lei6tinnigen 8ruber gez
geniber bod gu balten, CAB fie ben leB>
ten &eft ibres ibr bonn 8ater binterlai=
fenen bebeutet1ben 0erm6gens bin, UNI
einige anrii6ige @el6gei6dfte bes 8ruz
bers tobt gu MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-18
Mie lit ptea

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elpbnune
fir ieben Sail BON Ratarrb, Der nidt burd
&innehmen bon San's Ratarrb FUR sebeili
tperben fann.
SIS. @beneb 6 gn., @isentb., Solebo,O ..
Bir, bic unterseidneten, baben s. $ Gbe-
nep felt ben letten Is Sabren setannt UNI
balten iba fur Dpltommea ebrenbaft in aIer
Observation-Disclosures unb finan3ieq befd'
bist, ale bon ieiner Strma e~insesansener
8erbinbIihfeiten Su ~eriiilen.
IS eft & Srnar. @robbanoeIs >Drosuiiten
Tplebo, D.
@aIbtnG Rinnan C Marbin, 8rob.
banbeIssD rnsuiiten, 9elebo, D.
8. S. Ban 9pefen, Raiiirer, Solerr
q ttondI- 8anf, 9oIenp, 8.
Salrs &atarrb Sur fpirb innerlih eerom:
men unb mirft brett auf bas 8lut uno BIZ
i9Ieimisen Oberfladen bes @bitems. Seas'
ni5e fret perianbt. HretS rs Gents fir BIZ
Slai4e. gerfauft bon allen apotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-18

lin bieien @lodentburm berum baz
BEN fi6 bic bier 2daber, berer Muss
itelunsett bte gr6Bten iinb, bic Ser.
@taaten, 9euti6lanb, Srantrei9 unb
England sruppirt. Sbre pauiaons
btlben bas Centrum Der Columbia
Npenue unb bes Palaftes.
vSQS. Staats3tg."
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-03

ana many representatives of the State
Press association, were gathered Mt the
grounds to take part in tho dedication OF
the blue grass state building. Mr.. W. II.
Dulaney of the state board of commits
sloners rendered the building to the state
Governor Brown making the response
The Grafton of the day was made by Col
onel w. Q. Bradley, and was an historic
address. The 'Old Kentucky Home'' is one
OIL the most attractibe in the white CITY,"
ana all visitors who go there will be given
welcome such as only Kentuckians know
how to extend
Minnesota state building was formally
declared open without further ceremony
AT meeting OF the commissioners at their
state house.
According to the California idea the dedi
eating of state buildings is now passe so
the men from the golden state decided 10
DO away with any official functions. and
opened their building without show. The
quaint and spacious building was crowded
all day with visitors who found among the
exhibits many things which they conld
see nowhere else in the grounds.
1t is said that Attorney General Olnev
was somewhat surprised that an iniunc-
ton to close the Worlds fair SUNDAY has
not been applied for by District Attorney
Milchrist, and has telegraphed him for an
explanation. When Mr.. Milchrist left
Washington he had explicit instructions
to ask for an injunction. Mr. Milchrist
explains that the time elapsing between
the preparation of the bill and Sunday
was so short that proper notice could not
have been given to the public The Judges,
too, wanted the matter postponed until
Chief Justice Fuller could sit with them;
snd for these reasons he had refrained
from presenting the request for an injunc-
ton to the federal court
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-03
Miss Smith Was Appointed.

SEwANEE, Tenn, June 2.-Nliss Carrie
Kirby Smith has now her appointment to
the postotlice Mt Sewanee. Postmaster Gen
eral Bissell could not well have done moth
ing else i'll the matter as it seemed us if the
entire rank and file of the Confederate and
Union armies had turned out to indorse
the daughter of the Bearded Confederate
General" She will assume charge of her
duties ut once and has chosen Preston
Brooks, the son of the famous Carolinian,
to assist her i'll the performance of them.
MI Brooks Is the largest merchant in the
mountain college town, and for several
Years has been the acting postmaster.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK Flour Winter wheat, low
grades, S2.05@C2.+5; winter wheat, fair TO fancy.
$2'i@t-hU': winter wheat patents e3.5(6t4 u;
Minnesota clears S2.hUa3l0: Minnesota
straights, $3.50ai. 10; city mills, 81 Rye flour,
S2.@ELh25. Corn meal-Yellow western. e. GO
@2.,0. Rye Western, 60IG5c Wheat No. .
red,store and elevator, I14@7+4c; afioat, 75s4c;
I. o. b., 1434c Options, June, 74I4c: july,
'334c; August. 713sc. Corn-No. =, elevator,
4slset4sa4c; Options, June, 4s.sc; July 4'2sc;
August 1850. Oats No ., &c: No. >
white, 4lc No. 3. SIC; No 3 white, 40;
mixed western, 3SlJ4oc. Provisions Beef,
family, Sil.u{oi200; extra mess s,HtDo
$50. l.ard-Westcrn steam 5000. Pork-Old
mess, S2l.1i: new mess, $3.50. Butter-State
dairy, ltQDl9c: state creamery, lac, west
ern dairy, i40tl6c. Eggs State and Pennsyl-
vania, i6a4dtl1c: southern, per case, s300ll35O
Cotfee-Spot Rio, No. I, lie. Sugar-Gran-
ulated, 8 3-l6@5I1c Wool Domestic fleece 21GD
&c; pulled, all+3ic. Peanuts, hand picked,
G19QtG34c.
BALTIMORE-Flou Western super. 90 %
02.4O; western super, extra, S250l13. To- western
super, family, s3.25d3.6O: winter wheat pat
emit $31Ht4.lo; spring wheat patent, etl5
@4.5o; spring wheat straight, 90. 1904 49,
WheatNo. red ,spo, .7aG6I2lsc; June, .alI sp,sc:
July, 13s4G'3sc August, 745s1761k; steamer.
No. ,, red, 07@67Iac. Milling wheat by sam
pie, ilGt,+c. Corn-White corn by sample
Hc; yellow corn by sample, 1880. Oats--No. z
white western, 42>pQbi3c: No. 9, mixed western.
G@t37c. Rye No. 2, &c Hay 3D. Good to
choice timothy sl60odbl7.0o Cotton Mildline.
,5sc. Provisions-Mess pork, $500: hams
l5Sse; lard. refined, l2Itc. Butter-Creamery.
fancy, HG2lo; creamery, fair TO choice, IS0Dlec;
vreamery, imitation, lie. Eggs lTc Coffee
klo' fair lS|4c; No. Z. l7c. Sugar-Granu-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-03

lamps, as many hued as the western sunset
The co.ors are arranged by mechanical
methods capable of being flashed in har-
mony with the strains of music The effect
produced is marvellous and can he appre-
ciatcd when seen.
The home of the little folks Mt the fair
was opened with simple exercises. The
building is under the supervision of Mrs.
Bertha llonore Palmer, Mrs. George L.
Dunlap, Mrs. Il. Blaze Shattock, Mrs Sol
ONION Thachcr, Jr and Mrs. w. W. Kim
ball, and the programme was carried out
principally by children
Mrs. Palmer made the opening address,
in which she stated the necessity of the
erection of such structure. This was
followed by musical programme, the par
ticipants being children. a company of
children, under the leadership of Miss
Huntington, gave an interesting drill in
the gymnasium on the first floor, after
which lunch was served
The Childrens' building is a typical kim
dergarten, and every continuance imagina-
bic TO interest and instruct young folks
has been secured The larger children
Will be given the benefit of IA gymnasium
on the first floor, and adjacent rooms
have been fitted with cradles and cribs
which, II is expected, will be used extern
sively. Visitors at the fair who have chill
drcn can leave them here. No child under
years of age will be admitted
The Japanese commissioners have do
mated large number of dolls, and iuven
lie literature has been furnished by the
German commissioners, Illinois furnishing
the bookcases. The building was erected
at cost OF $4,000. The play ground is on
the roof, which is furnished with swings
and hammocks. a trained corps of nurses
Will be in constant ATTENDANCE OH the chill
dren.
A large number of Kentucky citizens,
including Governor John Young Brown
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-03

PHILADELPHIA. June 2.-Ex-State Senn-
tor John j. McFarlane, the defaulting
president of the ruined American Life In
sur;lice company and n wrecker of the
Bank of America, who was sentenced to
four years imprisonment in the Eastern
penitentiary, has been fugitive in Brazil,
accompanied by his wife and child, for
nearly three years. He returned to this
country 30 days ago, because, as he said,
the pangs of remorse became so great that
any punishment he could receive would
be triiling compared with the suffering us
fugitive outcast.