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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
LONDON WOOL SALES.

ronso, Aprll on.-At the wool sales today 5000
bales Of good quality rS Te 1c O eomp.o% was brisk
Pieces wcrc Lightly favored 'r9s'nr'on w" :"
supply. There WIS ania,r ,,n so"ir RE Smerran pur.
chase, were trlhing Thus lar thr' nav 80 hn ha,.
$4,000 bales There hayG ss' ,s sG 10 BE- offered
until the OF he series on Wedncsd1y n nrirc OH
,.,ucG Scw south Wales 900 bales secured, al@
Is Cd do locks and pieces, 20 Is "a E'I" "a
a4a9 ga % ,b Locks .r Smd pI s "a Is
do locks and pieces l,2dg Is 80 s.I': "a
and DO yc lSshs 800 a% t aiG' Z
i. 4 I'D do locas and pieces, . "a" ID ,0i
grsaiy' l rail- l. 800 Bale sca.A. i2asG
- , Id: do locks and piece, "a" !, ! xcw
preasy. :,ldd Cd do locks and pecss 4d. H"%
inS1d 400 bal !: greasy. l.2da ia. Cape 81 "c2u
Hope and Natal 300 bales scour.d l 10 l wsr From
Sew So,h vale, 1871 balcs from 9"s"n, ian,I
a. bales from Victoria. M: bars ron , si"s
nm Ta.,nana. LIS bales, from Ncw-zcaland 20
ns3 bales from The Cape OF Good Hope ana ILL.,, i,
iorday Five hundred bales Ct Australian an me Tbc
prizes was unchanged. Crossbrds sold brsi: y,r.
Cleared. for G" fr E%s "md p I'd Sr
WOOL long unchanged Coarse ,kns WEI" rpnprising
n god assortment Of Australian sl"crehiis UT ",
fcrsred at ihe WOOL ENchnnge Day, n' v"s
s ss'''P pccs adSnn@ra TSrnosa .c Tyrc
a ansIer and occasionally sold nj Ia dec I'M
Tollowing are the sale, and price, obtained >eW
.omth Wales 100 lae'; clothing and con!,ne o"oans
I'd: pieces and damaged. 3 lid"o "a; 2r,T III
land 300 bale ciohng and conlnS nsua and Vie
,Jocrs and aged 4dn5 sd. Mclboliri. anu
tnria IL bales: clothing and coming aug :" II,
M.ccs and damaged. 334d" ID. >onth ,nn,
/ 200 bales clothing and cOmbing. idn 10 ae
and damaged, 3-4dd5 3-4d Tasmania. lpo p'u, d
cofbIng and cOmbing. -2d0 IL LA pit n,
damaged 81. New Zealand. 800 bales co','ns ""
comiing 4d0 I'd pieces and damaged. . "a A.
Wcsi Australia, 200 bales; clothing ana col, c"nd
10 3-4d pieces and damaged l4d. CAR %, ' NV
iope and Natal, II bales clothing ana co,,"s, d.,
5JAd. Punia Arenas, Il bales: clothing ana '"''
,nr = -2d1 u Id
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. April a0.-Ca,e-ncccips last "a hours:
29oo head: total for w"eA nls far l2'74n .hlmei
ihroncl o7.O head 10 New York. 1,t2O hra1 on
sale 20 head market opened fairly acuVe nnu III. ~.
closed firm good 1850 10 LBS II steers T1G - %
fat cows 50 - So mixed butcher, - ; ~, Tor Tor
iogs-Rcccip,s last "a hours, 1850 head toti ~,
week thus far 6G0oo h"ai for SANE u,'' , .'
week II $50 head consigned rongn lo" GS h hca
market opened slow for lcht grades steady i"r
good mediums and heavy cose1 ea,' bc'I mcH.'t ~,
n isn do, s. ,og 81 20; pigs s. coa$7 90 sheep
and lambs Receipts ln,t - hours. Gioo heal '1',
for week thus far 4i.GOo head for same nr hcnr ,.
week 5000 head consigned ihronch. J." hrn.
10 New York. 2.4o0 head on sale, 1000 n'ad mar
ket opened steady: closed weak for all bat rS,ih
best clipped snecp. ~ 7oaS9 % eA,fa ,,nnt
lambs, SGas7 81; wool sheep fair 10 b"''' -"
Chicago, April so,-"The Evcnlns Journal o,, w.
PORTS Catlc-RecciptS. 1910 head uiirhcl s',"| >
steer. ., sod 81 prime = 3CG T 80 ~ asa 81
CIV 81 5oa - is iiocs-Rrccipts, 1900 heal
market .Oa 25c lower; mixed ana p!cKc-> 10 ,r,n.
81 50: prime heavy and butcher g. -" w. r.
c'ipts 5000 head slow, steady Nc'tcTn -" ~
cll,pcd Texans. - 75a IS 10; other clipped. ~ "'@
70 East N Iirery' go prnn April
7C6 head: shipments; 80 head Mrnrl ra,,l.
dom all e ISM 3of fS0,is@ %ny | s" 3oo
dciphlas. 81 oca IS best IorNcrs ana miN.a' -Four
cor, hogs shipped NcwyorS today aud slX 70 nlsn
snccp-Ecccips. 700 head Shipment 'o' ho"'
marie, steady md unclaimed. r.co,o,s 600 heod
shipments 900 head market s'cedy f"r % 100 s%n
native slccr sas 90: eSocc - IS@ - 100 l head
s snipmens. 1900 head mar.et Zoe IsScr 4cq ~
- ioa :? 80: packing, +7es7 20 light - i snc
81 So. shcep-Kcceps, 200 n r.n.. si~s no.. bcs,
head market firm natives r'hso "'"F'"'' "
eli Texans 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
.nopTs FROM NhW-YOKk'
or>,rpN. MARKET REPORT.

o.. rho cotton Ma se. 5t Now-lofk dpchhi.IL
rallied but failed To get bicK 70 i'S
pG se n Of tn from Sr Europe pa,aasy t
tnued no which showed deEIin, on *; III p ~
fom Law in future. lhc 1uluse' h'1nce az
cotton ana - nm but the general effect OF the iml-
1verpeois was very discouicng on our marc ,hc
pool new, ~oak incto foreign situation - wv
- a. ,he market for spot cotton me s',e
apathy ~ Int wa- predicted. Until sgl> OF Il re-
far behhl Enoapd become apparent, mp Oh
q ''s se Is looked for with visible supply s'H om the
ana nov t,r a. II means anything thus early III w
Sur All goes confirm the enlectsons o. an SHcn non
crop nv the failure OF the English cotton tau I'D tbe
rlssN as fat as promised after the strike ana .ne
sum- 10 take any extra o,d, Whllv OH wv liz,
en- ga m" natn ally bearish hesitate ~ sen sn1Ia
hS 40 faded than in the history OF the'''Se
Prcco y.,r, with the exception of two years
York quotations for spot cotton
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NETWORK TRIBUNE MONDAY, 1s93-TWELvE PAGES

and gross receipts, 1.l52 bales: exports to Great
Britain 3 bales coastwisc. dl3 bales; sales 24'
bales; stock. 81 ,s35 bales. $500.
savannah, April .O.-Cotton quiet; middling
5!.lGc: low niddnc. : -i6c e2od ordinary
11-l6c: net and gross receipts. AZ. DIhS exports
coastwi<c 40 ba,,s: alcs ..5 bales: spnner'. lol
bales stock. -. 40 bales. ~ .
New Orleans. April 90, ott)n outlet goa NIL linz
II.IGc: niiadinc : 1-lrc: low mid ling. l-5c ::
god ordinary ri;-Icc: net receipts. $50 bales
gross. 1880 bales: exports 10 GREAT Efaih' ..oO
tales 10 the continent. I.Sjf bales; GastWl'c, i,'o'
bale, sacs $50 bales so.h, 2O3.5io bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
Summer Resort 0nioes.
Where are YOQ GoinG this Summer?

Send six to pay postage for an ILLUSTRATED DOCK OF
l75 pages riding Summer resorts the Newt ok
ontario Western Hallway In the healtnest anu noss
delight l region accessible u New-vorS 2co0 feet above
the ga. II gives list OF oyer $50 hotels farm ana
Can be had fee In New York al Nos IL lCS ~ ~ ~,
26i West l25th ST. 25I Columbus Az ticket Offices
foot Of Franklin and West I'd ST. In Erooklyn a.. az
Court ST. $50 Fulton ST.. el5 Atlantic Az, 70
broadway. 25s Manhattan Az, Grecnpo;nt. or 20
J. {. Anderson. Gen'l Pass ARf.. % lieav.r 81.
s. Y on May 30 and 80 excursion tickets Tor one
fare VIII sold at 81 Broadway and ferry Offices giving
opportunity Of personally selecting summer nome anu
also Enjoying q DAYS fishing In this delightful region
Tickets coed returning on Nav 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

RE closed dc s w i: r.: s Sr 'iy
ssno' .Tie e :oo .eiSR 1s
s'Ssa sd ni aSs's amount
s re- better {. SS' sas s. e
slS so bags ls and as e5S bag ,ri IN warehoue
sserSs at 9ss eagS 900 Ssg
s, market was steady but very quiet at l'c i'
s, 20! rather ASI ar IN tone he dcc9s
ssss a. 70 nn ,SI BE- hSa 81 alleged m"
s sss g:s w sas az are iSnss be and sS%
sA.; ssns5 Goo bbs AY a ia a%d Quotation
hs sales Of spring wheat -four Ms'0 h so pD mixture,
,Sass sar 90 lS S fss sss r en- a'
Mia :oS ifNi SlfsIs s %T s''
aaai ;; qg!fj Win ies With ne
sss s E ,s: 500 *rSr %sa AZ, 1
s.Ss e 2, se' sns to Price. western ga9aoos
ss ss,5a:ssd for ne % !. % gGGa s a"d
Sos city feed quoted at 5000 ,.T IN tone chi
ne maiks. wa 9Os' aHS a.k sf for Rahoke
Se.i. and q 60 ground o'tneal No at ABOUT
eRAIS-wHEArT x4ea. market ss G %ai a asoni
En%s3 s to The 'Tnd e ' SaeS a sne
yoaSSa ns s,dT FROM %cs ,ss G's seaes at
MI ram and Iofs%e %1hei h, nayS dana Ss s
~ S,.h b ssS for iG Se anna dcs %'
g sqs 10 s q n any "a
ssSIsd So"'a ss ~. 'e eo a TGsN
s .w Of H. .os. stoui here and @
q. S%s sh9 a wsasS
~intet what crop while IN IN" ~ ~ The belief that
season Is Sa% 80 se a. M not
i wh 20 S'ff no, runns ca nhSnG head
streets s,'' report. Of the " esps tn wheat s
and soT, from ssS co S aaans 1907 bush III,
previous INC age5esas 9: %na The aIo G1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

May. 75is-4c TO 75+sc. close. 75.c: July 7shsc 70
7Sas;. close 7S2c bid CornJuiy. 504c to 5o4c close
jO.c Oats-May. 35c.
The receipts Of beadstuns at interior points thon-
sands last three cphers 1000 omed-hoir bbs grain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
EUROPEAN pRoDr'cE MARKETS.

on M Il
iNrI'.'' it,n.i, mar. Hams
press -''' '' I,iiers offer mOd'r
lioldcrs o',. Ill a., 49,, - -, no lbs, firm M
neN "' n i,",a.' Nv ~ aor,,cly Tallow-
The supply l. poor. spirits OF turII'',,. ',nIv
oicr moderately. Rosin-iIoders oher nu"'' iio,S
Lard spoi-olders offer moderately. tu,' ,,,, ",
ers are not Oncring: prime Western spo, 'i o" -,
5Is I'D. wheat-liold,rs Offer mode r I,,dr. ngar
IioIders Offer frr'ly COrn-spoi-Iiou'I" III,
1rr"iv Fuurcs-ls lder~ offer moderately IN H.. ~,
Western May. siendy. at ~ sid June SI ,I",s "t
A. J4G: July steady. at Is 1-4o. "'P' q"
Ioudon-Pnclhc Coast-Thc supply IS poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
1pcnmg, range ami dose
,;chi and last year follow

Market steady. TIanseratles issued al LAW. >"es
"a ~ baIes. Now.YcrK salts TO-DAY ana !as'
n,cnt-xports, 500 Uales consumption 90 Da.es
frsc lUJ tales total LA bsIes mar net iie., 80
for middngs. l.loc lower The port Ieceipcs VI ,~r
"a, the last week 49, 14i bales. ana since >epIehoe
w. tfIu4iS paies a.a It o1oJ,cli Daes 40. enf'
The ,oit stocks arc v06 lo5 taits, against 30 no
lat year. exports 1or tie week were Lo:v is
and Since September 3T26,o94 oaes against
haes last year Thelc Oh snlpDoiEu iasC n.s n
S99j bales Receipts Of interior towns IOr ue mGch
we're oo1iG bales; Since September /, :63 70 bale
5y o5i bales The takiDgs By NCihern sinneo s ne,
seuember have 5,7.fSS bales. against ioo lol
6ate, last year. statistical position OF cotton is
made up by this mornings chronicle Is Is foio"s'
This week Last week. Last year.
yiNtle supply .........o. aoi7Ol 5oJeioo s-V.,ooo
or wnicn Aiierioan .l:35v! o,-eooeo oofo',
Crop in sight g. i?9l55 Ol5o 3od 5000
psmsa seas GSls wees 1850 ISL o5i2
CaLles-IAverpoo IL :20-Spot cotton small inquiry !,
I'D lover. AMERICAN inddiIls, 3.l1a sales, o,oVV
lies lccepts 5 900 bales Including 900 bales Aeri
can. Futures opened quiet at " o.Oad deenre; a.
N closed 4.64d decline as compared VITA yes
APRIL ioJ; April.May 400; july August iVS; August
September 100; Scpten bcr-octooer, 40; octoDoi-
November, Az November december, ilo
COFFEE-The coffee market, without being active, ad
vanced 10 points rather improved HaNe ana Hannuis
markets and local inlisposition 10 sell lnocali9h
point To large increase in phe visible supply WHEN
cood idea of the Of this increase Monoay or
Tuesday Is still bearish Oh Change Dut he
mood Of traders generally is very eonserNs We 70
day May, $50 bags; June, 500 bags July 10y oIss
August 600 bags september 300 baSs 200 Oet S
500 bags; December, $500 bags; total, 1hovo bags.
etaa1
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Che Inrf.
Countrn Boar6.


IN XCELIENT ACOMMODA rioNS Tor summer roarc s
H. ana ctcrd on A farm nrtttrboro, Vermont Two
miles from de,Jt: hor-" handsomely fnrnisncd ,v2ms
snaco, and All hight grounds amply .hated aa peauuImt
lawns a,oumd Lou-t For further partlrs addr 81 unS
MAY 10 Iloom S. New.AmstTdam lioteL Sis~s@ nv
ltI-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
COTTON MAIKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. April .0.-Cotton nonihn., q IsdGc.
,sc los middng. 5.l6c: good Ordinary, ~ &C.,,
ret and gross receipts, ls5 bales sales ho"e '''"'
436j3 bales , nm ,dd,lng 7Ioc:
,ow niIddnng, Lice: god ordinary. o''A'S' ne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
ccttures ano Aleetings.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE. The quarterly
\ "ss,lnc win be held cn THURSDAY, May ~ lsyS AZ
oeio'" y ~ JAMES q. POWERS. Secretary.
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OFFICE or

xrw.yoRK CRY MARHLE CEMETERY.
95 GOLD STREET. - ,oo,
NFw-yORK, I'D ApIil 1913.
.u,UE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Owners in TIC YORK cry ,o Maro Xye ss.s
lcuS' h"J in Cooper Union. Room "a, on the hrst OF
Nav NJ three O'Clock L. NJ. for the eeet.n Of mss
fr the ensuing year. and 10 rfceL the reports
he I,oal Of Trustees aud special Naut owner. 1on
81 I'm, .ne "'' " ERASMUS STERLING, secretary.
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Spring Resorts.

Spring Resorts.
TIE ELKTON, 49,.
Atlantic CITY, y. KcntsEy ave-; ncs, NJ oeSin wifE
Sisssly refurn.hed Everything nrt class Mf' '' LII"
xViSsLow ISg WILSON,. Xsw d ds s,1ea ~
w ntcah. ~, ~ ~ saes,, TII0S. NOBLE.
WHEN IN BUFFALO sTSf e t""
w x,.oAuA FALLS forty miautss away,
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Ocean Steamers.
| NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. IS. CO.

~ = ~
A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. s. CO.
" Nrw$%I ot =; L ah2iS$;ii Sl:EnrS.
o rs s4 $s s% :,s sss 70 t '"s
Aa;s 4Ss, My sale T sa Hsy y
M NJ VIII w.; "a ZINE +
h"s J iSnc & japs q
,s ~. I jjs sy !
S''' .'.S MiDii Ti+ IA f E%S LINE lr'
E #.;:. % %.;: s e. H. H.
tuaa sat Ip So 10 70 am yda sat; AI f, H. 40 a
oFi.RrGus Co ? Rowling Gr.en.-
A AMERICAN LINE.
a. Srw-r0H hvf SSiT sh 4HETSS LONDON
r' s,a s. ~ S Ss%Hcr Msy = f. M
sr s% asd 81 III I%si Of as
ssSs.. Ssoa ., a.
so to to% ico o. S;tcrsec at law
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
General Agents. No. 6 Bowling Green. New:York.-
A RED STAR LINE. $500, .v,s
sailing SF NewHo We S% dan An'yMf a ScsAy M
10 xS Saa MAY lsbn no. u - g1. 3 %
, '0'"D rs tErrS AIIoNSL NAViGSTl0N Co,
,icnciaI Agents. Bewng Gseen.
A WHITE STAR LINE.
.Ieutonlc May 3. 5 a. m. Icutonc. May 81, y m.
Gernsmic MAY TO- IL 80 PIN Germsnic, June IL 30 a,
Brirann.c. May - 80 PM b. fannie 3nne - moo"
prom Whit Book. foot OF Yves, lOth.'t;
Salcon rste- -G0 upw ard according to ,alc! ana o,a
a s rrsra s~e%se from I'm, ;ns on , Ss%
Yyrk. ihiladelphia ONCE, 400 Walnut It. .
H. MAITLAND kEKSEG Agent.
4 -WOkLD : FAIR. Europe, Holy Land
~ Select partlo,; tcketue fagir, choicest ocean
r. GNZE & sons II3 Proadway. New York Isi. l3lL)
a CLYDE LINE,
CmARiEsToN, ); G., me souih ,, H r|uss
Prom Fer ~, l.. H. foot oil i'ooseN v ~.
Gni.nV III. -; ft day. Mrv D.
IN ,:..ncr, hive urcisss passenger arvn.pt'ttns'
| WI Y. CLYDE g. General 49,, Age,y Y
r u. EGLR. Gcn'l Agt.. g. y tr' i'''' 80 '' '"''
= CUNARD LINE,
| n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QcEENsIoWH' :,
| lanpans -. May q. a. IA .nlSnh , J'"r o. a. nv
mtia May - ~ NJ S I@5snia Jun! June y
h'F"r" ...' May = lx 7 + n" rffAAMEK, ,s
Msy nom Ssr' j '"' =. q 10 10 a. H.
from per TO- Soih River foot o. IN AK and
cabin pss.apc $50 anf upward second caD,, 80 anu
upward according TO seanGT n nly Of Europe a,
S'c Sa r.e. h'' rJi All s0 and i "e the
eon;;ra@y,. cncr No. I noNilns Green. New'ir;k,
VERNON II. BROWN co. "e"ef'' Agents.
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4 neutrality-suspicious. PACKET &c, CO.

COLUMBIAN Linz. ,x
Panama. south Iacinc.. Mcsl,o, california
VIA PANAMA liAILnoAD ~
Sailing from Per - ~ ~. ., - , IN
San Narco. Nav No. - p ~. Aiar", M'N,S' T. ~
san ''"' kNp ALTEKSATs wEDN ,>DAYS ,,,r, .,
Fer freight passage AID general Information apply "
The I's si gI0np rAEEy, HEHRoN Co.;
No i1O1 prlanC' - b'"'"""''
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~ ,,srrcn,u satnd,v MAY C. . u. IN.
j. '. IEDAM ......... W ~, ,r France
rI,st cabin 80 10 go; second cabin 10. nm"I'so
s =. VT, pas.enc,r Agency - froadway. " T.
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he should leave. This he refused to do.
AT last they forcibly elected him from the
building.
DE. OLIVER WENDELL HaLIEs says that
the largest elm he ever saw was in Oxford.
England, and measured twenty-five feet
in circumference. There was an elm OF
about the same size in springfield. Mass.
some years ego. Inc Doctor estimates the
lie of the American elm at between two
hundred and three hundred years. Ii any
survive % be three hundred years. ne
thinks. 1t is as wTecgs. liable TO 60 TO pieces
In the fret heavy storm.
THE Bon Marche in Paris is said to
possess the biggest kitchen in the world.
This kitchen providesfood for the employees
of the honse-four thousand In number.
largest SIS quarts. There are fifty frying
pans. each OF which IL capable OF cooking
3UO outlets Mt a time. OF OF frying 220 pounds
OF potatoes. When there are omslets for
breakfast $500 eggs are nsed. Sixty cooks
aud one hundred kitchen boys are ems
ployed.
MME. CHRISTINE NILSSON, now known a.
the Countess of Miranda. lives. for the
greater part of the year. in q fine house
almost a p~aiace-at Madrid. In its internal
decorations abe has 6isplaved ;. certain
arnonnt of ecceutr:clty. for her bedroom IS
papered with sheets Of mnsio from the
scores of the various operas that she has in-
terpreted, while the walls of the dining
room are covered with q collection OF hotel
bills. the result of the einger's many pro-
fessional travels in both hemispberes.
TIE VOICE OF REAMs
As dreams obey caprice and not our will.
30 with the Muse. that hayward voice OF
dreams:
To-day the pipes OF Pan. Pierian streams,
Tomorrow wlthered reeds by waters warped
and still.
Edith II. Thomas. in September Century.
HIS OFFSPRING.
my pigmy counterpart" the poet wrote
OF his dear child. the darling OF his heart;
Then !onged 10 clutch the stupid printers throat
That setit up-"Ny pig my counterpart"
Antony Chekyl. in Harners Weekly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-11
THE JOURNALS G. A. r. EDITION.

THE Indianapolis Journal fairly outdid
itself in Its encam pment editions this week,
and easily proved its title to being tho best
paper In the state. The various editions
should be filed rs souvenirs of one of the
most important events in the history of our
capltal.-ilniou City Times.
THE indianapolis Journal has covered
itself all over with glory this week in
making the e~acampment a special feature
in it's columns. 1t has been an under
taking which the mana cement may we'll
feel proud of it's success. Every old SOL
dier as well as others should preserve a
copy of each days issue.-Orleans Exam
liner.
TIE Indianapolis Journal has shown
commendable enterprise in its issues of
tins week. containing full and interesting
reports of the National q. A. r. Encamp-
Inent, portraits OF the leading veterans IN
Attendance. besides u vast amount of val
liable information connected with war
history. The Journal il o great paper.
South Bend Tribune.
THE Indianapolis Journals G.. A. X. edi.
tion for the week was we'll edited, and was
o credit to the managers of the paper as
we'll as to the state. We believe it 10 be a
good thing for every person to obtain the
eight editions of the Journal. az they con-
tain much valuable Information, and il is
something that each and every g.. A. X.
man who IL of Hoosier birth should ger and
keep.-Parker News.
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MORE PRAISE FOR INDIANAPOLIS.

THE capital city of Indiana he's done her
self proud this week in entertaining the
National Encam pment--Covington FRIEND.
Too much praise cannot be accorded the
citizens of Indianapolis for their hospital
ity TO their guests-members of the u. A.
X. and Observation-Disclosures Republican.
INDIANAPOLIS showed it's ability TO pro-
vide for great crowds. The encsmpment
was a great success. and the people of In
%dIanaDOlls made il such.-Logansport
Pharos.
MANY of the heroes who have been at
tending the National Encampment at In
dianapoiis are returning home. All speak
in the highest praise OF the hospitality
shown them while there. and are glad they
went.-Vincennee Commercial.
INDIANAPOLis covered herself with glory
this week in en- tertsinmsnt of veterans.
The decorations about the city were the
finest ever seeL at a similar gathering. Ac-
comm Odations were ample and OF good
quality, and there was no eXtortion from
any soGrce.-New Carlisle Gazette.
The Huntington County Battalion re-
turned from the National Encampment at
Indianapolis we'll pleased. The gathering
the c.. A. r., and was cared for at the cap
Itsl city in n manner Co reflect great honor
upon indianapolis and the State at large.
Huntington Herald.
THE people of indianapolis think they
have demonstrated their ability to accom-
modate a national convention. They GER
tainly did we'll in handling the great G. A.
X. gathering. and If they keep on improv-
ing the town tho Times will probably be in
favor of holding the Democratic national
convention of 1900 in the city of tndianap-
oils. South Bend Times.
IL anyone doubted the ability of the
capital city to entertain q great host. q
visit to Indianapolis this week would DIS
pei the delusioD. The arran gemepts for
the reception and care of the old soldiers
were ne near perfection as constant and
weil-managei efforts could make them. ln.
annapolis need not fear the results OF IA
com parlson with more pretentlOuS cities.
Lafayette Journal.
Those persons who shook their heads
and declared, in q sombre sort of way.
that Indianapolis had no business trying
10 entertain the G.. a. K. en~campnent
should now hide themselves IN shame after
the events of this week. Indianapolis. all
honor 10 her wide awake citizens. royalty
entertained her guests. and sent them
away with pleasant recollections of their
visit. -Greensburg Review.
INDIANAPuLIs did herself great credit
this week by the way in which she enter
tanned the Grand Army National EDcamp-
ment. Her reception of the ex-soldiers vas
hearty. and her preparations for their COM
fort ample. The city WAS In holiday at
tire. the decorations being superb. The ex-
soldiers every wish was anticipated. The
city q broad streets of asphalt pavement,
Of which there are many miles: her
magnificent residences, store rooms and
public buildings. never served her "A better
purpose. or showed TO greater advantage,
than at this time. The citizens, from Gov
ernor to constable. did their part nobly.
Nobody could have done better or more.
-LaPorte Herald.