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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
LIVE STOCK M>RKErs-RY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo June I7.-Cattlc- Receipts Last - hour
5000 head total for week thu, far 1910 head .
for sam. tim" Is-i week. LOO head. Consigned
through. 500 head 10 New "rk. 30 h"3d. on
.a" 20 head market otn"d slow and easier. closed
dull. with ra. Ter tendency. lior--h","pt, Last -
hours 800 head: total for week thus far. a TOO
head for same time ln-t week. $3.50 h"nd con.
signed through. ZOO head. 10 New orb. :.fr'
head on sale. 1850 head. market opened lower .
closed firm All sold mediums and heavy. - 30"
~ -. good Hight grade ana ork"r~. - '''c 80 :"
pig. - 7DD 80 %. sheep and lambs Receipt last
- hours j.tOO head total for week mus inr.
- 200 head for time last week. ~ 800 head
consigned through. f.3OD head: Z" Now York. 1000
head on ale. 100 head market opened very dull
and lower. demand Hight. closed dull. with
a number Of common unsold good weth"rs. - 7ba -
few selected. - 10. choice NrarnSs. - 'Jo - .
Gull, n fair. So - 90. spring lambs. Sj0 -.
Chicago June 11.-"1h" Evening Journal reports ::
Cattle Receipts. 1.3bD head shipments. $40 head
market steady. prime naiiv" >i""rs - 'oa - 80 d.
good to choice" ~ -5d - 81 medium. - loo ~ ~
common. y, 1j0 81 Stockcr. ~ Iod - =, Towns.
- 7jo =; 40 native COWS. II 40nse ~. Market
higher: mixed and packers. 81 2j0 ~ A. pilm"
heavy aud butcher wciSAis. 81 tjn III -. ich',
- ioo - 90 sheep Receipts. -.Ooo head lip
mcn. 70 head market lower nntiV"e ~ 110 - -
Texans tiosi -, Westerns ~ 7o0-t, Lambs.
- jO6 - 40.
i. Lous June 17.-Cattlc Receipts, 1000 head
shipments 5000 bead. iaract unchanged from
Yesterday. ilogs Receipts. 1000 head shipments.
5000 head Mark. 1O0 zoe higher. $50 - .
mixed. - -oo 81 10, light. Tj0 ~ - sheep
receipts. 1000 head, shipments 5000 heal. Mar
hrt dull unchanged.
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boar0 auo Rooms.

GRkMIRCN PARk NORTH thnown
a. 49, iSp last .l-t -t.I.- D~ichtinl sum
NOR lorlfiou tansi,nf- hoard optional
al~o privilege 81 p.iNaie ARA.
MNpISnN-NNE. 10, Desirable rooms
good table molrfit" irrm'. transient "
- fsaucnt icfcGcr>.
SINGLE or ppCPLE Rooms with
board tian,icnts taken. l0l WaNcrl"y
Place. facing Wa,hinston square.
lpIH.>T. - VEST holoc. cool.
newly furnished rooms With superior
nossd .arse parior tat" oarf'r =
.i~rST. WFSr sumner rate. /.
de.ir1fle. nioclv.furulshcG rooms board
ortionsl Permanently. tran>.rntly, select
surroundings central.
JtTH.sT l2s WEST. opposit" Man.
hai,sn Opera House Choice lircf. -ma ]
font rooms, G'l .hffuilv cool oNqui~it IS
furnl-h' superior tihl" Transient accom-
moe ~ summer prices
JsrHsI.. 80 EAST. Lar hrnd~ouc
room. hall rom, excellent h)iid ri' ?
cnr"- exchanged
a7p-ST.. - WEST Hand 'onclv flir-
njsh-d large aud small rooms good table ;
TRANSFORMS ,~conmc dated references.
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:nliscellancous.

AWE STLDR1DN Detective and Law
Agency divorces speciality operations. de-
s"ltion>. damages. sha lowing. priNai" inior-
nation irml-hri suit prose- ut'l AMI H.
icudr con-uifItiou free - Na--f j. g..
CEMETERY LOIS ~ the tNergire :
("m.t.H tor -si. with llr-i-cia-, grant,"
fenr, i GOOD chance. Inquire AZ JOHN
EPIIY'> Imultc Work.. tonwav-st.
Brooklyn entrance 10 The Evcrcr'"ns '
BOILERS .--Cvilnder.. 3iN7 icet aud
3fNfL, and , feet horizontal. lINlj b.
complete. on" l1ron olive 100 II. l..
uOIIMAN- nni Watar-.f. Hlonklvn.
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Furnished Room 6.

A.-TWO LARGE conn"ctii rooms
elegantly furn -hrd running water. ga.
bah - ond r'or. -"ita-i' 'or FUR pei
-or- "a wr week. "a La, loth-st. near
r. oadwav
BACHELOR APARTMENTS Cool
modem imnfo,emcntS hotel attend De-" 4.
sumner r1'"-; hiihs r1lf' lon h"t'l %
dub. T. Eas. 29th--t. 9TH and NJ di-.u
AYES
LARGE. cool. nicely furnished ropr-.
private house. with ovnrr. Wet Hon -.
TWO LARGE X ON>. together or
eincIs. comfortably and clcg,r tlv furnished.
- Ns-i 10Th t
IOrIISr. % WEST Maeninc.n'lo or.
ul-h.d apartment for family small noon
for gentlemen - % week bath pri,at'
family
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EUROPEAN PRODT6E MARKETS

Liverpool. Jun" Il. / 80 p. m. Beet Holder, Offer
freely. Pork The supply j. poor. Hams Holders
offer freely. Bacon-liOdcr, offer moderately. th"rs
- Holder, cn"r moderately. American IN - white
ana coorcd. steady at ~, 81. IaliNw-I- supply IS
poor. spirit, Of urpentmc- iinlf"r~ cncr tc'lt
Ro-in-llodcrs offer sparingly. Lnd --pi- Iiod +,
offer moderately iuiur',-li Holders not oncrin.
Wheat and flour Holder ohrr m drral"ly. Corn -
spot and iuur"s-loldcr, Offer ,parincly mixed West
crn. spot. strong ~ 4 I'd .uu". strong al (, II
July, strong AZ Is . ia August string ~ + - n.
Hops AT l.. ndOn-Patinc tOast-lioIris Olcr nOi"r-
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Real Csintc 10 Crthanoe.

\ COMPLETE COUNTRY SEAT at
Cornvall.o .tnr.iud ION very healthy no
uo.quitne- must ho -c.n - &c. an ~
viii ,NthaIec e.. Br0"Allu ~ N'w-l OK
piorcrfy. OWNIE. II Wai.-,t.. room 10.
4 FfNF MODERN House IN oae =
the lost .r' at H. 10 Bioooltr. IdFN -lup'
D. eNrnaul fOr farm or country place. No
drrs. >lNOLAIE, Boa 80. = \. Post
81
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\ GEN rLEMAN WANTED H. invest In
business no competition big profits. Al.
dress MONOPOLY. Jersey city.
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81 send postal card. :. SMITH, tailor,
Us Broadway, Room 10.
\ PARTNER with $500 FOR hall in
terc~t In c>tabll-hei furniture business;
upholstcfer or cabnctmaker preferred IN
Ne-ticatc: reference. Address no RISK,
3Jl tOlumbu--aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
Connlrn Real Cstatc for Sale

AGENCY FOR MOHTCLAIR-lie'id cncc
properties OF all descriptions Tor sale and to
let furnished hopser.
TUBBS ( TAYLOR. BccNman-St.
LAKEWOOD. y. J.-F1rm for sale -
exchange Tor city PROPERTY must be- son fn
l." appreciated. iull partic uldi, on apnli' a.
ton 10 principals only. i. .. Bon -.
n.ILl y L
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Gountrn Real gsiate DO Est

\ DESIRABLE I2.room cottage. all
furnished to rent for the season. Apply
Il. BENNETT. Raquettc Lake. Hamilton
County. y. Y.
ADIROSDACES BLUE MOUNTAIN
LAKE.-Furnishe1 cottage 10 rent for the
season. Meal ard Attendance fIrnlshed
by the Prospect House Hotel II desired.
Apply 70 G.. w. TUNNICLIFF. l Broad.
way. y. Y. CITY.
RiYvIfLE. near oyster Bav. l.. L
Furnished brick cottage 10 rent for tho
Summrf. II rooms and bathroom; abund-
ancc ~ spring water; directly the
sound good Lathing beach Vegetables AMI
milk furnished daily from .lr Cruccr's
'nlm 30 minutes by train from Long Island
CITY. Applv 10 ;. V. r. CEtGER 4 CO..
IS- Eulfpu-<f
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Giln Real Gsia.c Go Get.

7iTH.ST.. 1870 wESr.-Only large and
hand som. house - lrt on thi- street pY'-
session soon rent rOmm'ncc' OCTOBER lst ,
dininc.ronm extension.
WTST END.AVE.. near ?3A-,t. station.
Colonial how a. otnc mnp ,, "'.
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for sat.

AT REDUCED Phi E.S.-50o src)ni-
hand WOO. aud iron working machines:
fully guaranteed machinery bought and ~.
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 3Jo Mddi-
ton.st
\ NACRiFICE.-Bige cash bargains
three pedal, host make ljj West 23i T..
4 MN,NIFI,ENr upricht piano clr-
cant l.irior. chamber. dining iuraiturc.
FOLDING hcd- cabinets. mirrors. cabin =
contents - rooms private housr 81
rinccd privat" family. -2G East i9.h-
II. also evenings.
\ FINE UPRIGHT PIANO; rest
make lnrlor, bed ana dining'Io'm 'uin,'
turc. mirror. foldnc-hrd- hair NAT
trcs,es tables. chair, etc. f." month
II ..d must be- sold family going to
Europe. los East iGth->t
\ SPECIAL SALE TRUNKS AND
RAGS .-Gr.afcst bargains In NcN-lurN ~
trunks. bags. frcss suit cases. l"ii'.
rolls peck, tbcoks. ladies' bags. basket
trunks steamer chars. ~ I'll ALL
SCHWARTZ old established house. -
ith-aNc.. between sth and ON -.
ATTENTION Sewing machine, ~ all
kinds new, 10; good second hand. *lu /,
cash or credit; exchanged vented ~
KAU>,Ii>. 2.l5l 3d-aVe.. llSth''t
BIG HAHGAIN for cash, magnificent
grand uprigld piano. reliable nah" t-'u .,
must s,li AZ once STABLE. manufactnr T.
l.17l LeNineton-aNc.. lllth->t.
BICYCLE.-B aud new. 1898 "IiudGc'
cushion. Handsomely striped. 100 cost
:lo5. Basement. 2o5 Loriiici--t., brnohNu.
EICYCLE.-vlctor Pneumatic; ncary
new; perfect bargain. 10 East -o.h''t
BICYCLE.-Pncumat. safety, t6o pr.
fecty new. including lamp cost Over
900. cali. examine. ico Muraj'',.
CAMERA in perfect condition. Tor both
instantaneous ana time exposures sih" 81
picture. iiiN6L cheap. Call after p. IN.
u. Fast 31d--t.
DET.. STORE uptown; cr-Irailc locl.
th,n: lhiDlky t"uid"d no Opposition
within II. blocks AT -:cri!r"; to"l
terms. Dr. y. MAYER los Hoo,evrl,--i I.
FOR sALr..-Thrcc GOOD road OF coach
horses one tay horse IL hand, year,
one dapp.c gray horse. ~ hand, Ach,;
On bay horse. years. IL hand, .ou d,
vell.brci good actors. GORDON &
FOR Bicycle. cushion, 30 inch
oval front. -. IiASHEOrt X. 10 Wet
23d-st.. between GIN and IN oNcN
FOR SALE.- Fuillturc Il.r.ol house on
West Elcventh.st.. with lease until Nav.
1894 almost new In complete order; owner
going g. EWopc bargain. Apply - Wet
lith.st.. Room ..
POWERFUL marine ana field glass
offer buys It. RENO, Tribune onec.
VIOLIN Very rare. genuine. old
violin beautiful tone perfect order and
condition moderate price. VIOLIN. lG2
East 23d.st-
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for Sale

GREAT >ACRIFICING.-'iold chairs
only - 20. worth - ; guaranteed TO re-
main brilliant cold TOT 20 years; few LEFT.
FRIEDBERG GILT CHAIR co. % Mur'
lay->t.
PRINTING OUTFII.-Almost new >uit-
able for amateur. or others de-irng TO do
their own printing will ,aCriiee on account
OF owners death. JOHN klEKNAN, To-
Butler-st., Brooklyn.
SAFETY WHEEL P>N( 10 Tor sale
cheap for cash. Gail al LII Lexington
ave. near llOth-st., ground Goof. FAR
offer accepted.
SAFES II BARUAINS.-New ana sec.
ond hand. The National are the only abso-
lutly hreDrOuf safe, N market Call or
writ. for circular. Il. II. GROSS. 400 D'way.
THIRTY y ARDS E'u>-ol- carpet, new,
Turki-h ioun-c. chenille pOrticres. oak
chiGonie' nantcl folding bed. valuable
books ~ ,llu>tgat / Dlrc'> Galley. B,a'ne :
% years OF COngie.s. cheap iOi ca-h LODI
Ifl.YNe. 4 Eat.
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Gorses an6 Garrlaars.

:
A PARK PHAETON and depot
wagon. Apply at the Office OF the New.
York Cab Co.'s stable, corner 7jth.st.
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tirip ruantc0.

wNNTED.-I.lt,e, AID gentlemen to
WORK for ma COLLECTING cancelled pn.tase
stam.s COOL pay. Scnl STAMPED en-.
,clclr log part 'ulars. COLUMBIAN, s.
rronicli-,t.. Boston.
Males
\ FEW III FINED gentlemen viii hrd
Ilsi-an: hoLI' o'.rI at.nn. with good paw. hv
'liiin. ~ - Etru,cin Art Rooms. NO. 80
Fast IAN =.
N.Y. WANTED on clttlc steamer, 70
L,uIon 4 Il Liverpool work for pa..>dcc.
ApIlt 80 tt',nNi,h-st.
MIN { tai, oal,is N cv'ry town AMI
city, u, d'liNcIinc good wages nom starr ,
Iay weekly o." capital Frqui ID w"iN
wear round. This firm !. reliable. GLEN
Eros. E',h'.'ci. y Y.
WANTED. IAp rir ccd ir>uian,c m,n
IT, ,oIl ne r.N fontinc Accident ro.ici's
~ tn irfnf-~i'tr "a utitF tOniTa ~ . cove a..
ing partial di-.hrmcut AMI Other i"w
fr,trfr- e Dozen different i"rm>. all at
ga uN" = II l"pul'.. Apply at General
once &. ami 81 Wiliam.st.
t'cmalr-
INpll.> To NOHK Tor H. AZ home IN.
.trurtion fIrr. So, pay from II & - pr
dol'u; can - hnl.h'd Il, a cost of 80 cents
p.r fokrH ctl' at once. i.ru>,an art Co,
80 Fast ''th-t.
WANTED. lady 10 Nk cp'r in general
tore go,d salary laGs 10 know I. Dewitt
ire. Nddrr-- Bon -. HpNic, M"
WANTED nr-t.clas, hou,ekccpcr
very hr-i frrrncc~ required. Apply at 10
Eat jjth--i.. N"w-foik city.
WANTED-l.adles TO WRITE at nome .n.
c;ose stiinpcd envelope. ELLA WERST.
,ecfefary South BIND. Ind
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The Ncw.York curb from Il m TO ] p. m Wheat-Juy
n jGa72Lc close 73a-c: September close
7asc asked Corn-Juy i9'. di9sc. close 49'c bid sep
tenher 5Ol2c, close j01c. Oats-Setonber 32'sc
Receipts of tieacstuc, at interior points Thousands
last three cphers 1000 omtted-our bbls grain bush
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Drrs6mlklnq.

A-AI;IISIIC Kt-SSMAklNG.-
t niquc designs evening dresses special.
" note 0'dcrs ~ short notice. ana nod
crate charge. Mrs. MctLROY. s. East
9TH -. nppos 10 stewart Euililn-.
ARTISTIC DRES>MAKEH. 5 yelr,' ex-
per',ncr. wishes Few NOR" cu>'om"i
ii 80 r,- day. hlst-,ia.- WORK dre>'c,
mad, over 10 Fa,t 3l-t.,t.. HEAKN.
pRES>MAKER wants Few mor' Gus
toners AZ home. suits nom 20 up II.
pN. 3I2 West soth-,t.. near Riverside
Drive.
DKE>SMAkER- FRENCH drcssmnNc will
make summer dress 1t very Moderate
Iii,cs pstf,.t NJ eultlntc"d last styles
received every w"'k from Piri~. MIS-
rOr' ARD. $50 i'h-aN".
rtf~>M\ki.K.- July. August
simmer di"--"- l't"-t fashion. NsiN 10"
prices short NOTICE. lo5 West foth-st.
DHf>>MNkl8 wl,he, cust mer, az
home. latte, ald chil'r n'> suit. d.
"a Last i1th.~t.
DRrS>MNKEE formerly with Madame
Diedrn. viii mtn" gowns hom ;, TO az
best references co. Wcst i'd II
First CLASS drc-.raacr de'ire, on
cne.nont. b, the a., city or country.
FLOCK. - lat lith--t
FRENCH pRr~>MNkER good cutter
and 'It'r. ri-hr. 10 have NOR customers bv
the a. =. 80 - 1T h1ne. Address Mile.
nrMfL. ?5i West 22d-''.
nENRIErIr MICHEL % We, i7ti
crcnadinc and s.neham dic-~es at reduced
SEAL. .,NENIENIN and fur. 81 al kinis
icpurrt ratci r"lln'd. allowed aud re-
modelled to now ,haue>, estimate, given.
Ei;flr. ljl W'-t .2d.-t
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Wurn WauIeo.


Males
ARTISTS COLOhH, photographs and
print ~ every Gescr ptiOn IN water colors
or anillnc,; illustrations coloIcd with care
fOt art publications. W. W. HALL. 800
l1th--t.. Hrooh!ln.
GENTLEMAN WANTS a reliable
position IN banking ar BROKERAGE hou g
ti-t-rll~> references; bonds. j. H.. Trib-
unr once.
Az ABLE-HODIED young man, -.
Temporarily cmplpyci. dr,iIc, = permanent
iaii. and IAN extend good reference from
iollcr rnp!oycr,. EMlEL FCOlIs. 2Oi
6th-,f.
EjTLEG.-By a Young Swcdc; n st.
class, obri and willing: best OF r,lcrcn,is
r. ~ ht-t-cla., citf families. Address
JOHNSON. 100 Last -Jth.st.. MI. Roy.
nol!s.
BLACKSMITH and DROrFoRGE,l;-
prartir'd IN machine ami tool forging ana
surgical Instruments: IL necessary. can
maze die for dropiorging responsible
,oIntry rr'crrcl. \. n. d., 300 Eat
l0ith-'t.. y. y. {.
Il OKKEEpEH.-\,sis boolSkcoper
cole. TOR OF sane nan; mtellieeat young
irNioIs - aiynrce any business m derst
-al1ry SERNOS>. 20 Wet litl'st
EoOKKHErER r CLERK Young mm,
~ nee. MSDEEATE. bon 81, THU;
once.
CNRPENTFR.- Ply young man zoo
war; experience at carpeater work desires
position ty day or month with some per
HOWARD, go ith.aNe.
CARPENTERS Heller. has tools
reference. GORDON. 90 East 9th-st.
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GERMAN LADY. graduate, having
sIent several years In Frsnce, musical
wishes engag, ment for the summer woulo
zach or b. companion. ADDRESS A. L..
tnc Sd lave.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29


Tho esteemed Eutland Herald talks
patroAizngly in relation to ship canal
from tho st. Lawrence to Like Champlain
and delivors itself of this lump of alleged
wisdom;
''This vague idea that commerce. by your
door ia valuable partakes of childshness.
Detroit and Port Huron and lots OF other
towus have the largest commerce of tho
world going by from which they never got
single penny in any way"
Tho genial Herald must have a peculiar
id@a OF the industries of Vermont, as we'll
MS of tho articles of commerce which the
CtTaen Mountain state demands and re-
ceives from abroad, as well as from tho
South end West, or else it is wlfuly do
! ceivinG itself Burlington alone sends prod
ucts TO every part of the world, no small
I portion Of which arc now sent to the sea-
| board by rail or by canal boat and reshpped d,
I and tho same is true of other towns in the
| Champlain valley. With n ship canal in
use many of these goods would be loaded
but once and the saving in freight by
water would bo largo. Manufacturing to WINS
not upon tho lake shore, but having means
of transportation to it. would likewise bs
| benefited. The same thing is true of the
| various products and goods which arc re-
! coived from other parts OF the world.
This benefit would not be sufficient
alone, Of course, 10 pay for con-
structing such canal, but other
interests concerned in through traffic woul
| he tho ones most nctive in connecting the
! St. Lawrence and tho Hudson by means of
! ship canals That does not concern the
| Herald's point, ho1ever, which rofarred ex-
clusvey to the idea that such water way
would only tako "commerce by your door. -
The Herald may know thing or two but it
is very apparent that it does not know every
| thing,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29
PEOPLE In GENERAL.

Eenry Irving proposes to sail for this
country July ~
Mrs. Paran Stevens says that there is alb
soutely no difference between. society in
New York and society in Chicago.
II. c. Clark of Providence, Il. l., has
offered to give that city bronze statue of
Columbus, to be erected on the Dexter train
ing ground, il the city will expend $4,000 in
improving the condition of tho field.
The next royal visitor 10 the United
States will be Abu Bakar, the sultan OF Jo-
hore, who is now in Vienna on his way to
Chicago. Johore is in the southern part of
the Malay peninsula and is only two de-
grees north OF the equator.
DR.. Garfield, n years, of Algona, Ia, in
tends making trip to the worlds fair on a
bicycle He expects to arrive in Chicago,
over 400 miles distant from Algona, in less
than nine days after starting.
D. c. Spragus OF New York, now clerk
in the treasury department. at Washington,
will deliver the poem on New York day.
at Gettysburg on July next. Mr.. Sprague
is Yale man, class of '64
An old soldier OF Bristol, Pa, has a piece
OF the bride worn by the horses that John
Wilkes Booth rode after assassinating Pres
ident Lincoln.
The Leicester (England) Post describes
Ambassador Bayard a fine speaker with
an eloquence which can discuss nothing and
make it interesting"
1t is recorded that one of Ibsen's early
experiences was having to carry an unsolc
edition of one Of his works to a grccers tc
dispose of it as waste paper.
The Empress Frederick is expected t.
visit the Greek royal family at Dekleit
toward the end OF June.
Mary Wales, an ancient Boston splnster
who died lately, left her entire fortune
amounting to about $4,000, to her pet cat
called Otto.
| Mrs. Jack Gardner q social leader in Bos
| ton, has o string of diamonds nearly Il yarC
long, which she wears around hor neck lik
! q boa.
! Michael p. Chalk Of Duluth, the mos
famous diver along the lakes. has inventot
q submarine armor which he believes vii
Withstand the pressure of thu sea at deptl
of 1890 feet.
Queen Marie Henrietta of Belgium, recent
" received the golden rose from the Pope
Her predecessors during the present pontih
cate are tho empress OF Austria the queer
of Spain, be queen Of Portugal and tn
! Countea D'Eau of Brazil.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29

NORTHTTELD, June 93-T'he 18th Yer
mont veterans again assembled in Armory
hall this forenoon, but owing to continuous
rain they could not so to the cemetery for
tho dedcetory exercises at the monument
to Col. Francis V. Randall.
Lieut.. Col. a. c. Brown OF Montpelier,
reported the monument to be paid for in
full and presented the same 10 the regiment.
1t was accepted in behalf of the regiment
by w. w. Holden OF Mortified. Rev. E.
II. Randall, brother of the deceased colonel,
made remarks of approval and gratitude
Letters were read from two sons of Col.
Randall.
Col. Albert Clarke, secretary Of the Home
Market club, Boston, then delivered an elo-
quent dedcatory address.
Secretary j. II. Lyon was instructed to
print a roster of the regiment, with report
of this union and the address of Col. Clarke.
Mrs. la Marsh Johnson, daughter of the
regiment, sang cod Ethan, Hero of ii, -
and was invited to thu next annual meeting.
d. S. Stoddard of Waitstield read poem,
and the reunion closed with three cheers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29

ideal carriage horses and gentlemen's road
sters.
Mr.. B. II. Porter of Colchester Point
last week purchased at auction in New
York the remarkably finely bred Wilkes
stallion Amont Wilkes, which was the
property of Dr. Webb. Tho prics paid
was $1,000, and among the bidders were the
proprietors of Alcantara and STEAMBOAT, the
king of stations, 2:07. That this purchase
is an excellent addition to Vermont's rapid
ly growing horse industry goes without
saying
Almont Wilkes, 2i31, by Almont by
Abdallah by Hemblstonian, 10, dam Anna
bel, grand dam of Prince Regent, 2:164, at
four years old and two other 2;30 perform
ers, dam Of six producing 2;30 performers,
by George Wilkes, grand dam Jesse Pepper
Ibis grandly bred stallion Il now in the
prime Of life. His breeding is probably
second to no stallion in New England; that
he is producer of speed is evidenced by
the performance OF his got, two OF them,
Republican and Almont WILKES, jr., having
records Of 2:19 aud 2:245 respectively.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29

When the republican press during the
last national campaign insisted that change
in the political character Of the admnistra-
ton would result in untold disaster, not be-
cause the democrats would fail to do as
we'll as they knew how, but because of the
uncertainty which was sure to follow, all
sorts of epithets were heaped upon those issu-
ing these notes Of political warning. Every
one hau witnessed the fulhllment OF those pre-
dictions, but comparatively few people have
any adequate idea of tho gigantic proper
tons Of the disaster. The New York Press
has been making an investigation for the
purpose of determining the full extent CT
the decline which has followed the turning
over of the legislative we'll as the ezecu-
tive branches of the governme ant to the dem
ocrats, and it suma up the result of Its
search in these words:
IF any ono lad predicted on the Sth of
last November, when Grover Cleveland was
elected president, that within seven months
there would be shrinkags in the actual
value OF stocks and bonds sold on the New
York Stock Axchango Of nearly one billion
dollars Ia S2culd have been deemed mad.
NAN.
"It any one had predicted that within
seven months after that election day and OF
tho return OF q democratic House, Sonata
and president TO power for the first time
since 1886, q panic would ensue which
would exceed in the aggregate Of losses that
world famous panic Of 1857, when thu same
party obtained absolute control OF the gov
ernment for tho last time until 1882 the
prophecy would probably have excited d q
rision. But these two calamlties have come
To pass
"Thres-tour of this unparalleled fall in
prices has occurred in III days since Mr..
Clevsland's inauguration. Such is the cost
OK his object l9sson' to tho country. Such
is the penalty OF eecting u Congress over
whsinirgly democratic and strongly in
favor OF a dsbassd currency, and FREQ silver.
Want OF copfldsnce' Is the sole cause OF thC
disaster. the Sherman silver law wal
enacted two years and seven months before
the isst national election, and had bsen il
full operation without causing disturbance
10 The fluauoes or creating alarm"
These are convincing statements ant
.heir rsci tai is sufficient to furnish full refu
tst,on to the statement by our depocrati'
friends that the sherman law is entirely re
snon,ibls for the prsssnt financial stringsn
c1. The democratic leaders may succeed il
eoolluz them,aves in this matter, but the,