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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

i,,rs...t, In, ia K,,y.,. wa
" 'ra".''Fl HlN he',t IHad' I'hGil
~ h-,'.--'lI'IIa ~ NV i3Ik. Nhn' ".
H ~ ~" mas "''H 'u from i'N''HI
TO ai'a-'.
SaihHgi :. ,>"'iF mas hi'd" i comics
I.'h % A"% ~. ['oL'e4 me Nl'' S'4H
Lea Jh"F n!hh a. New l"fk ~ Inc llSil-
CATION III frederick Baker.
y ItEdrdWal bE Turkey OF the invita-
tiou To take part IN the investigation Of
lh" Armenian alroCtlC~ IS pleasing to the
administration at Washington
'"udurtur toliist"r and Brakcmcn
oib.cE AMI brown OF the Northwestern
.";t,i. "rFo arrested ~ i'"h1, a. Tor
r"bh.h@ lfei@lli cars ~ holied goods.
Attorney -. Walter Bell OF Muncic,
Ind, was badly hrdtrn 10y j :. Iiutf-
man. who "Ialmrd Ia haY" been HSuIted
"tit" "h me Witness NjahN III Il damage
suit.
N"t"Hp Nlrt"rlaS ait'lhrt"d I" d"-
rir"E MIlh dyI4HIht" the N"tSI h"tII al al
-" l'''@'., ~ '',' ,;+l, "a I'm
''I'I"' ',l' Ia"i"I''I'NN' i'J''''" ms pro
."'a'i. "i marriage.
Roman Catholics IN 'lueh"r W,er"
WdIi.'I rom .II' 'uii,i'I ma ~ l''','''i-
'"' pr "'t mn II, Oh ~ I,j''n ''i',I5
"hltaHl ,I'Ni ll'lil ! ~ my Noulu
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-. y ,,,,- Tho Ii,r fish and S.,y rIll-
- ...r,irt.l streams nf waiter thfrty fr.t
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

= zimmerman from The mouth of The
Klamath river expects T. remove t.
Grant pass and - into the business Of
cutting oak and other hard woods of
South"rf, Oregon. He says Oregon oak
is superior 10 the Eastern article for wag-
on work and agricultural machinery. but
proper care must be taken in its season
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

Send your full name and address to
pobblns Soap Mfg. Co. Philada., Pa.
by return mail, and get. Free Of ali Cost, y
coupon worth several dollars. if used by
you to its full advantage Don't DELAY.
This is worthy attention
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22
A PHENOMENAL VINE.
England Boasts of "A Giant that Yields
Annual Fortune.


While in the public mind the great vine
the most remarkable. even that i cNcell"d
in dimensions by the still greater vine al
Cumberland lodge Windsor park, says
: ants. hut probably all other vines III
the kingdom. have I" give place for extent
and productiycneSs 10 that most remark
able vine which is just ut the present
moment CARRYING the enormous quantity
of 50 punches and total weight ma
tvrtally exceeding half ton.
This is growing at MaurcSa House,
Reehampton. in winery 224 feet long by
II feet wide. The vine was planted by
the present gardener. Mr.. DAVIS, as Il
cutting. ON a wall outside more than
twenty years ago But finding that III
the natural soil such capital growth was
made, the present house was specially
built for its accommodation. 50 that now
the vine ana its main stems stand partly
across the house. just tWo-th.rdS up IT'S
length. There are seven main rods or
branches running horizontally each way.
These are allowed "a carry latcralS, or
fruit NJ shoots. on the upper side only,
So that the grapes. now fast becoming
black tor the variety is the black Ham
burg, hang the entire length of The root
in straight even lines instead of up the
Roof. as is commonly the case. over 1000
lunches We're cut out after they had set.
The value of the crop. estimated at two
shjllingS per pound (which is. AZ good
grapes go probably not high figure
would bo E112 Probably no other tree
of any kind in the kingdom could produce
such a sum in fruit annually.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

Temperance work in the English army
is progressing rapidly. Since last May the
number of branches Of the Army Temper
anre association has more than doubled.
thcre are III of them NOW.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

-Great reduction in Sterling Silver
- aispoohS: 5000 per set and upwards
CalI or write .. l.. Rosenkrans & Tbatcb.
er Co, 123 Wisconsin street, NIiIwamIaCoi
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

or tour years | have been a constant
sufferer My head ached from morninl,
III night. After irving ernrrthi,,.. l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

lIiteiis" pam eXpertorating much corrnTt
matter was told that the weigb+ nf
my hair was tho cause Of my trouble and
/ had II cut off, but this gave mo ~ ' ~
l,ef- Reading about a lady similarly &c
nlGted who was cured by Hoods S.
RIA began to take it. Before I "a pa pa
taken one bottle l felt greatly irnrroI lLad
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22
CHATTER VII.
GOLDEN DAYS.


80 glides the meteor through t q sky,
And Spends along guided train;
Blu when It's short-llycd giOrio5 die,
Resolves to common air again
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22
Intense Headaches

-brltain'S flags floats on 5735 ships.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

| can recommend Pi~o'S Cur.. g.. D..
sumption 10 sufferers from N~.... r.
u. Townsend, TT. Howard. W.. ~. 3
'AI
, 1894-08-28
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statement Of the ROCKFORD S
nnN Dt"'uhlUnV RANCE COMPANY of Rock
ford IN the State Of Illinois on the 31st day Of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin.
tendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-08-28

empOr bon 6icier elen6en GrSeI - Sebt
GrcD, Sbr iDerOet mi0e letn."
u9teir, tcb bin nicbt miioe."
y6reiltcD, ipenn Die 0totb 10 groB lit,
ME Sbr lo9t, 10 f6nnt SDr feline 3eit sum
Wtii6eIein baben. IS mir6 Guc1 tpobl
i6tper, Guer @e6eimntB 5u offenbaren?"
ySbperer, ais t9 iagen fann."
vSte6t Der, iOclIer Die ltntbat b~egau9en
bat, Gl9 DteQetcbt nabe?"
OGs lit mein eigener Sobn."
y&iott ltdrfe Glcb! = SIT ba8 l1n9litd
9roB, falS Die Shat befannt piro?"
SIS gilt 6aS 2ebcn."
Der 9farrer ipran9 auf: vSrau, Srau
= pout Sbr @uren ~ein5igen SO6u um'S
2eben brin9en?"
a3um eritenmal tpdbreno ber 9an3en I'M
terreoung betpe9te fi9 Salbj0rg, gum
eritenmal blrcbbrdc6 ber Sommer, oen lie
tr1g, Bic itille uno feite, taft barte Q8eiie,
in Get ie iic6 bis ieBt ge3eigt unb geGuBert
Bate. 9a5 aIeS eritdrren0e g8intcrciS,
nelcbcS bieS llngIitd auf ibren Sinn gele9t
bate, begonn ipie Dor einem T~riibliugSz
bau6 ST icbmel3en, Ser jbre Gorge ipeg<
tbaute UnO unter 0er f"roitigen 0ede ouftete
ous CRIME @raS, unb Der tparme Sonten9
i5cin le9ts ii9 nit tauleno tr0itenben Sc
Oanten iiber 6ie neltfeime1be Saat in ibre NJ
Snuern. Sbre Sttmnte ~5itterte lpeicb unb
lebenb un0 ibre 2lugen poatel1 lic6 in oeS
8farrers 9ebeimite @e0anten bobren, ais
tie fra9te:
v0tetut S6r, baB ih es berbeimli3en
bart?"
2(ber Ser 8farrer beiann iib mie6er,
Ghr Snnto+ oS oTI+o Sic Rat+u,,o ,tnoior ~
pSa."
user lit Ser anoere?"
Scr Gater."
so iinO Die 8etben am gerbre9en be-
tbeili9t?"
r0tetn, ober er muB 8tno bon Der Sadbe
baben, un6 CT mill mir nicbt 6eIfen."
u0m, er lift ST. ietner 3eit elm tpil6er
8urlbe getpeien. gfun ieio Sbr bon9e, Die
alien Siinben f0nnten ibLi1nmer 3uriidz
fomn1en, tpenn bieS ungeitraft btnausz
ginge?"
rSa."
v6o6t SIR fte sur 9tebe geiteQt?"
rS6 babe NIGHTS geipart, mas tb gGaubte,
6as belfcn fonnte."
v2lber e5 bat NIGHTS geniiBt?"
r9tein."
vS1, bier 9ebt eS INNS Seben, ME Sbr
iaQt - in boppeItem Sinu unt5 2ebcn.
Nun tpiBt Sbr nibt, mas S6r mG6z
len loft. Sa, ia, baS lit ba5 S1idial
ocS Wteni6en BON einem Sag gum onberen
foil ib 6aS 9eben tpdblen, pelGDes Der
Sob, ODER ben Sob, Der Das 2eben iit? Gr=
5Qbtt mir aIeS."
SaIbi0rg er5Gblte fur5 unO getreu. 11n0
ais iie geicb[piien bate, iaB 6er Bfarrer
itiQ unO na6benflich. 9tun maj i6m bic
Sobe in Die Giefe 8egan9en unO tpurbc in
ietnem 0eptiien 8etpo8en. gfab elmer
lan9en StiIle fragte er:
rGlaubt Sbr ieIbft, baB @ott bon Gudb
oerlarat, 0aB Sbr es o%ffenbar m0cben
iout 2"
rS0 poute nticb Oarum bel gltcb befraz
gen, anttportete Salbi0rg faft unbOrbar.
u2t6er 9loubt Sbr ielbit eS 2"
Sin leiies, aber fetes rSa" fam bon Der
Srau in Der @de.
CSGI1R TpIutO
, 1894-08-28
2Iaoernetner proouftenmarft.

Sol9enoe @reiie wur6eu bel 9rOBeeru 9ars
tielG e%r5telt:
Mebt- Starter QSeiSen CGotenD warelt
dnge1ebt 3u S. .15@3.40 in TGiieru mei6er
2SeiSeu Qatent S .00@3.1O; barter g8ei3en=
C86derue6U S1.8O@2.0O i'll Sdfen; mei6er
Wei3en= (80dermebU 81. Cool. 80; ,,Reb Goa"
81 .30@1.40 i'll SGden @%interwei5en $2.40@
$50 it @ol5.
8o99em- Seine GerfGufe.
0eu- gut bis Dor3i9li9 81. 0O@12.00
corn 8erfGnfe nod Brobe maren F.:
go. 2, 56@564c; $50. 3, 553@56c; 9to. 4.
SOC.
@ tuterwet5eu - 9erfauie uad QrObe
waret, go. 4 rot6er 49@494c.
~ I it9iabrs % ei5en- Reine Ser
fGufe.
@erfe- 5O@57}c.
9ofer- @ertdufe ua6 9rObe rporeu :
90. 2, 304@32.
&leie- $12@12.5O.
QS btStep- S1.35.
Gutter Bette Greamerp @dare 23Ic:
quite 2l4@22c; mittelmdBige 17@19c; 0airp,
bette, zoe; mitteIgute unO CUTE 16@18c;
frtlder 40ding=G tof 10k@11c.
"a e-Ooun9 Nrtericau $685.; G9meiz
SerfGie 13@14c, 2imbur9er 63@7c.
flii9e ell Spriug Gbideus 11@13c;
@Gnle $4,000 ba5 GuBen6.
@ier- 1896 per Tubeub.
3 ! mem 8elte Nautes 81. BOO;
mtttel9ute ST .80@1.85; nit Der Ofai6ine ee,
reini9te S1.35@1.4O.
Gr6ien- getrodnete, 9riire, $4,000.
&artoffeIu- &oie 65@75c, oQs 8uz
bel. gorlp S9io 50@65c bos gui6eG.
@et6elbeeren- S. .0O@1.5O.
Nepfel- SO. 75@2.25 per TaB.
Us q ermelonen- S60@100 per
g8a99ou.
W eiutrouben- 25o per Rorb.
8trueu- 81. 40@I.50 per 40 Bib. Site.
@itrii6e- 10000 per 20 BIB. 8o3.
B0naueu-S1.25@1. 80 per 8uu6.
Gttroueu- $4.50@6.50 bic 8or.
6oni9- 0eiBer 8lee, i'll Qfultoe ob9e=
tbeilt, 114@124c; ui6t 10 bed, 1O@11c;
0utfel 10-1O4c OoS @funO; ouSgela6euer
506c.
@e nj ii e-BeiBfratt, S1.15@1.25 bic Gr.
Sellerie -@-c. baS 9ubeuo; @eiBe Gitben,
40@50c 6aS 8ui9el; Gtedriibet % bas
SAP Wfoorriiben 10-15 OaS Dubeuo; Sur
fen 10000 bas 0ub. Gg9 4lout 4O@5Oc
oaS 9lb.; 3Diebeln 81 100000 per SAP;
8ontateu 50@S5c Der Goie, "a 4 R0rbe; 8obz
lrell, $3.50 Der II 8uibel=Sad; SiBforn, 10
Sc per 9ltbeltO.
&oIg- Mo. /, 4}c, 9}o. 2, &c.
e. 1T Ell EFT A 41c, B &c, gel
6eS &c.
81 ieucoru- auf Der ga6u, ,Tair"
bis g@boice' grimes 34@3tc; mittleres, ROTH
ODER btaBfarbi9, 3@39c; roub uub 9rob, 20
&c; n@9otce" grimes, 81 6orpet .8iiritelt,
BIC; Sell zporttag', grimes, 24@3c; ROTH
ooer 9elb elot9eitoeS, 2@3c.
, 1894-08-28

r9eutides (Germar) Sal2", nSiuitlides @arlSbaoer
SolS", Ooer ,Smprooeo GorIsbaOer 9alt", unO inter
OieIeH auoereH 8e3eiduungen gu oerfaufeu IudeH, inter
Der @upretiung boB noieie ebenio gut" ieien, mie Die
G9teu &roOufte DON @arlSbao, pelde oireft aus ben
neIt6erUDmteH Gueleu 9etponuen luerOer.
Sizes berubt uur ouf elmer &auidun9 beS Rublifuuls
oes gr6Beren 0srOienites Wegeu, Den Der b%etrefeuoe
9dubler all oieIeu JGlI@uugeu madt. SIT %tIutti.
DER @ein D gut pte G@terY Q5uroe tr9euo
SeHano ipiIIeutli9 fiuIt!t1en metu benz natirltden
Goft Der 9lebeu oOr5ieben? Worum benn it4 BON bieieu
66liduugeH, biuterfabreH loIet, ipeliel ueun bic &c,
iuubbeit bo6et in TroQe fonlmt! &te natirllbeu 8rn'
butte Der Gueueu BON @orlsbao eutbosten 8eftanbtbeile
bic fituitli4 ut9t ~bergeiteGt ruerOen t6nneu. Seit Sobr.
bnubsrten iiuo Die agdiier pom @Orl3boo tus9en ibreI
Seillpirtun9 bel 8rontbeit2u Der 2eber, 9hereu uno oe3
W&o9eus riiDutli9t befaunt.
90s 6bte @Qrl8baber GprubeI.5aIS tpiro brett ou8
Der GpruoelqueIe uuter Der Setting Der Staotgemeinoe
GorlsbaO 9emDnuelt, unb ourb beren Qgeuteu fur Die
gereluigteu Stooteu, bic Gisuer & MtenoelIou Gon,.
pan0, gSe(p 9orf, o~ertauit. Sebe 6Ioi1e Oes Gdt iutpor.
tirten @3oiers HnO S~prube.9ol8es muB obt9es Stabt.
je3eL iolpte Die ltnteri4rift Der @genten nGisuer s.
g~tenOeliOn @p., 1924 6~rauflin Ctr, geu @prt"
oil Der Gtifette Hoben. 3u DQ6eu in alien g~tpotbetet
Man bite lid pOr 5aIi6uu9en
See GtaStratD G~nrtSbaS.
, 1894-08-28
W0rftberiMt.
3Dtca 60, Is. Nu9N
%2tusn1rttde mIdrfte.

G6luBpreiie i'll 8eiSen unb Corn III onbez
ren StGteu lparen:
@8eiSeu - @tep Oorf: september 5Sc
QeSenl6er 614c; Wtoi $3.50. - ct. 9ouiS
Nu9uit sic; September 514c; SeSember 548c.
- TulIt6: Gepten1ber SIC; Se;ember SIC
= Wtiuneapolis: 8adr, SIC; September'
538c. = Baltimore; September 564c; Ie,em=
Der 594c. = 6oleOo: 8oar, 54c; September
54gc. 0tilnantee: 8oor, sac; Gesember
Corn 9fe,p Oort: 9(u9uit 61cg Sep=
TENDER sos; SeSember 57gc; 0tai 56gc. -
Baltimore: 8a0r, 574c; 2lu9ult SHE.
, 1894-08-28
(SdluB foIot.l.
Der Spar9el bel GROCER Grodenbeit

Sci anbolten6er GrodenDeit 6auert 6ie
Spargelernte lur tur5e s3ett unb Ser @rtrag
lit ELL tnapper. 9urcb 0teBen lGBt ii6 Der
Booen DoDl felCbt erbalten, Bel gr0Beren
Spargelanlagen oirfte 6aS 6erbeilbaffen
beS Walier5 uno 6as @ieBen aber 1tebr
Soften oerllrlacbelt, ais Der @rtrag 00burcb
geItctgert tperben ~fOnnte, 10 baB Oom0ieBen
ab8eieben iDer0en mug. SIM @arten unb
bel elmer flet1eren Spargelanla9e bat man
es letcbter r1o aub btliger unD lit bier ett
5etttpetliges 8etpGiiern 0eS 8o0en8 oaber
ange6ra9t. 0urcb unOeritGn0t9eS @ieBe1
fam aber ber Spargelpflan3e lei9t GROCER
S6aOen 5ugeiligt perben. 90 fol- sum
8etipicl Oa3 nibt sur beiBeren Sage55eit
Ionoern nleDr NbenOS pber Wtor9ens un6
0ann alb nt3t 5u oft, bieIeidt bic
Wobe Elm Ober 3pei MtaI, itattfinben.
gSeiG burCb ba5 Spargeltecben, Grnteu Der
Spargelfetme sic @rOe 9~eltftet wir6, fam
OaS 0ieBmaiisr 3iennIi6 Leicbt in bic Siefe,
bis SIT ben Wur3eln b~rtngen. lin bur c6
baS @teBen ben 8o0en nicbt fbmtertg gu
mo9en un6 10 baS Spar9elitecben 81 err
I6peren, bat man, tpenn MAJ BEN Spar9el
GOrmtttagS ernten mill, i9on am Q(beu6
OOrber 81 9ieBen, bamit bic @r6e
bis gum Spargelted5en tpie6er etz
DaS tro6ener tperoe. 3medm6Biger
lit, bas Q8aiier gar nicbt auf bie
SpargeIpfan3e 81 9ieBen, ionbern nit
etnem Yfableiien ODER etnem itarfen 6ol5z
pflof 2O6er in etnem &rei1e nm bic Spar>
geIpflan3e berum3uite6en unb in 6teie DaS
@aiier 3u 1cbiItten. 9amtt beim 8o0ren
Der Q06er Die gSur3elE nicbt burb baS
Yfableiien ober ben 6ol5pflod bel6Q0igt
per6en, 10 itnb biele in genilgenDer @ntferz
nung bon Ser Yflan3e 3n itec6en, r1tgefGbr
6 Bis u 13oQ mett, ie nab Q((ter uno
StGrte bet 6 flan5en uno audb ie nob Sage
un6 8obenart, Die 20eber letbit iouen
8egen Is 3o4 tief gemabt tperOen.
Geiier nodb ais allies @ieBen lit Gber taft
jmmer ein bier 3ou bobeS Bebeden Der
neutrality-suspicious. nit altem Derpeitent
0iinger oGer elmer 6umuSQrttgen Gr0e.
Inter elmer lolcben 9e6e bait itcb ser So
Den ielbit bel 9roBer SrOdenbeit feucbt, er
nimntt 6teienige mtlOe 6eEcbtigfe;t an, ME
fte Der Spar9el ltebt, ober Dte Tie sur 3eit
be5 SporgelitecbeHS ser Yfan3e AM aus
trQgliCblten lit.
$50 0iinger rethlib 9enug Dnrbanoen
lit, lit eS 5pedmGBtg, nibt allein 6ie etnz
SeLnen 8flan5iteuen, iOn0ern Die gauge
Spar8eIanlagc nit elmer iOIcben 0iin9eyz
o0er 6umuSoefe 3u iiber3ieben, benin 10
erbGlt iib Der 8o0en DieI better uno aucb
glejcbmaBiger feucbt, ais menn nur ~einseIne
Ste4en bebedt tDerOen. Sine iolcbe Oede
1T altcb gleicb3eitig cine quite Diingun9 fir
ben Sparget.
O}on fam aub I'M 6erbIt uno @intsr
friicbeu Sta1mtit auf bic Spargelbeete aus
b~retter, BON Schnee unb 0teqen bier aus
lau9en laIien, baS Spar9elano auf 0iele
Q8etle b%ingeu, un0 Oann ben 9iInger, peun
I'M 6riibja6r 9roBe Grofen6eit eintreten
ioute, iiber bic 9flan3iteQen 6es SpargelS
reben.
49, Sin frnn1Dfffcher 9lr3t INT ei1p1 0Crfiz
, 1894-08-28

- Sin fran5Oitlber Nr5t bat einen 9(rtie
tel perOfentIi9t: rs II eiieu allie
upiel."
@ie mir b0ren, 9e6enft un1er @ultuss
mintiterium bieiet 2lrtifeL iiberieben SIT
laiien unb ie6em 8olfS@ un6 0orffc6ulz
lebrer eincn Nbbru6 5um eifrtgen 9urcbs
leIen 5%u5uleuOen.
r@tpp9en,"
, 1894-08-28
@etrodnets frI6te unO Qade.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal 0tofomnnt of the INSURANCE COMPANY
nhhuul otutUhlIn OF AMERICA Of Phi.
ladelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst
day of December, 1893: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
, 1894-08-28
&.

Sas 9iutIifHm miro Dor 9es
piHenloIeu 9anoIeru ge'
iparnt, DIE QepDbutibes
@IanberIols, pOer cine Ntis
f6ung BON 9epbBuli0ela
Geioliss8ulper ais p@arIsba'
Der @aIs". oSpruoel. Sol5",
, 1894-08-28
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal NatnmAnt of the RELIANCEINSURANCE
tnhuoi o'UtuhiUht COMPANY Of Philadelphia in
the State Of Pennsylvania on the 31st day of De-
cember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten-
dent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-08-28

- Sic 8il6bouerfunit bat Ser algemeie
nen &nnabne nacb III 2legDpteu i9ren anz
Tang genomn1eu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
PENSION HEADQUARTERS TO BE MOVED.
A CHANGE FROM CANAL-sT TO slNI1i-A'E'-
THE GRAND ARMY MISSION NEEDS HELP

. CHANGE FROM CANAL-sT. TO sIXT1I-AVE.-
THE GRAND ARMY MISSION NEEDS HELP.
II IS believed that Congressman Dunphy' /"
whose scathins arraGnment OF Divver anu N"Ve.
methods Diver himself threatened to reply Out
never did has had something 10 do win 'he re-
rnoval OF the Pension Office from Canal-st. 10
Sxth-ave At any rate, the new PREMISES Nc
,c and 142 Slxth-avc. where the veterans VINO
risked their lives In the service or their cou'"S
will hereafter be paid. beginning on the heX' pm
s,on dav August T. Is IN Congressman Duhp"S
district who r signed long ago from the ram
many organization and IL now In high favor wiz"
tho ..cuckoo" Democracy. The new office is IN
buIjding owned by Sol. Sayes. n brother OF eN-
Alderman Sayles. The Pension Office mas pee'i III
the building in Canal nnd-Laigh SITS during me ds
thirteen years. and In all that time long Hnes u
men on cold winter days have been Obliged 10 wal,
Gov hours shi,erng with cold until their turns came
10 no paid Under the arrangement all TINS
will be changed The entire ground moor OF '"e
Sxth-ave building. which IL close to 'hc 'eieiso"
Market Courthouse on the opposite Slue Vi NV
ShScb /; Is n he applied The counters desks and
tables of the clerks have been placer y" go
and south sides sG OF ba as bpe set aside for the use
OF Colonel Samuel Truesdcll the agent e t.U"S ~
seats have been placed one side OF the moor run
5nc the entire length Of the apartment, which VIII
give a chance fer about 100 persons u '''' ''''''
WIZ me tSrand ARM Mission which opened head
quarters IN basement adjoining inn % Wi,h whch
there was a coffee house and desk "hcre M M
veterans checks were cashe1 to save the penSiOheI
IRON, the exactions Of sharks who abounded IN me
neighborhocd and by whom many or thein ndu oen
swindlp1 for years. has not yet ceclutu 10 ~ ny
10 SIxth-ave.. because suitable pace mas a'Us
been found The mission Will also hnd " htCesS"IS
before decidinC 10 move dispose Of the lease on
the basement Of the Old building In the mean r,ie
The barroors in the neghborhoOd or Jeit'rsuh
Market are making ready to accoinmoIatc me ,i.rI
sioners by cashinc their checks. but IS ooIp Ia,
~ they win ever get the chance. as the MISSION
neople have six weeks yet before tho next benson
day in which II make other arrangements i
Alexander s Webb. Colonel Van Rensseaei; II III
lam T Wardwell John 5 Huyer ana oo ,T success
81 the mission and appeal for subscriptions 10 en-
able 1t to hire place and follow Inc ase"V! !" 10
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per crate siasi @ grapes Nasar Terda h s 'd per
Sd$s pn @%sia %a p sS0if sac S6 quart!
1aec apberrs %ve BsT cS Spas s per- QUAR-,
81 70, watermolons. per 100 siinFZ2 -
Of tobhns irndc but nothing to inica aop amy
cnanSr IN NE s,bcy p~r r. i4sGi hce l3GItc'
do common to prime lai3c; DO sun-dcd onS aEns
Ggss do c S@,s yaSorrI nceei bclawae lasG
s NoTtn cas9pn , "a i%S do do sanded id
tri@s ia 90: apricos i4Glcc. prunes Galo'
M lr n. stock sdSc arp naming ana
there weak unsettled fcelng throughout we prme
ga &C. yearlIngs. sftIic: old ods. 4a7c.
n ~ sn lots Of local arrived to-day spring chlc,en.
demand and 1 FT, q ssdy DUCTS and
pg~ons very Jul quote sprns e Sac s. sns
Primo mcS rT i,9ic fowls local and wesieIn iosc do
son , m, Do %r % G', aG western iS0c southern
5000 geese ger Pa M 5ScHf a. fssG"' aaI"nc
cboic, fresh fowls today common and Inferior qu1I
tics drag at unchanT,a a and an sg1 ioM.s are n
fair demand for The better er9d~ sp 91SS S"( ~
So 1 fqTls 4Ty NS So r"or to fa 5Goisc: ola
do Western dry picked 1tT22c do scaid"t iZaaoc'
nstern YOUNG III. ic squads PER dozen. 81 25as2 %
HAY AND sTRAw-Prinlc grades hold UNCHANGED but
m mnor: Ha nI prime ,o n s6atc DO - 70 No S5g
T5c. 4, shipping 45mao, do trash 2'd'"c 90 Gov.
mixed 5OdGc: rye straw. long. 5VdSc 80 snort ana "'
straw. 4ou+ic. -,
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Potatoes SIN declln-
ing under very supplies, WIN no Sshs % IN
.,s. IN, cessation If heavy shipments onions very nun
and weak Asparngus st! selling extremely low az
lagos easier Cncumbers plenty ana 'i"hp
beans of fancy quality from nearby POINTS ap'u t'"y
hut coarse lots ~ these and all southern r''rpS ar
snlalIe at any Reasonable heur,a ioWnt s - nrg n
,rd rno are held steady Int defective lots ~" h"sl'
nncrcd extremely We quote: Potatoes per p''
81 25Gsl 90. do seconds and Inferior. 'ornSl' "nips
Egyptian per bag 81 joTSl e. DO MARYLAND ana ,
.OrdSl. asparagus. dozen hinch'' fVI
7ac ca Iarcs 100 - 5oq*3. cu'um"rs per cr.t co ~
loste aoGrcc. strnG beans Long Island. per nag wv.
~, A., Jersey per basket .O01jc. do Mar'land wax ~
75c. 10 Norfolk i5ai".. tomatoes Jera.y 1usne 'S
a. o-a Il 10 IL, Nar,hnl per carrier. 81 JnNS2 - 90
Norfolk sldS2 DO savannah slHf ~ O. aorldh, &C.,
souash ufnern. marrow. p"r ft - 90 40 Whl,'
otI5c 10 Long Island. white 81 '5G$2' u'hips Russia
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York June -. 1891
BEANS ANp q 4o -s na ac1 ns d nGi
sae ana sse~ s9%c .n ~, S busnes'
Imported medium hnve yesy lsfac - ~ ''nri pea
T n1. ny Ma rca pe Snsh 81 aos2 o. 10 MEDIUM 81 DO
pea 81 % white kidney. - 3ng'2 ~ do rel k'n.y
4 SS@s2 81 d. lima. caI'ornia o'ro 81 80. as. ~
srn %@rr2 io 81 a' S - s. .f f 5 s oaa BIS
ii 07itas 10 81 or .psi %: do scotch 81 200
HITTER The market hcg'n, to show liie heavier vie,
Prices no, quotahy love as vt hut e our,
have t. settle back itiIe b~f,r. there win he i'm
liac% and otb"ls ara not ayns
se, and 7 the marS, 3 ane some q the elements
support that were present cnticr IN "a" week We quote
n soisG DO gs lc1gi1s G2 scco%S' ; Sise 7 SS
dG; q" s sr 40 dir ,%s ,6ri. i2isc ,m
Western dairy nrrs l.a5c % thirds to seconds. 100
i3ll@i5lfc do thirds to seconds. ol.gi2c
CHEEst-Fancy srEc size fu oream cheese in per
right up 10 the eloe Morn q the Sck showed up
in cars there plenty Of heated on favored
cheese and these sold at very Irregular prices small
do attract important dennnc and large lots are going
1o STe PAR sms "sa SG reSf s. ccrr
white fancy per ~ s.gssc: DO god ito, TO prime
stSs'sc: DO. so%1non prime 7gse pa5i skins
ss a"' DO, common 2sSsc; fan :sims i%aac.
.sa~ od 1 S' o S%a%a psns and ss
ner Win hes fancy sscSd stock held au, steady
l2c but prime freely offered al concessions
d hasc. and dragging while very inferior goods are
unstable e1cep, low prices by the case to cheap
trade We quote Jersey per doz. ia l5itc s,htc
and Pennsylvania. 121l3ci Western prime. ll'sWi-c'
do. Inferior, per case. s2mS2 %.
FRuITsFREsH The few apples and peaches arriving
from Maryland mostly ~ Inferior quality ana sriins
low; goods would bring money. Most OF thc
Florida poor md almost nnfalnbie but ie"
choice Niagara held at ~ per case
Southern plums mostly poor and hard TO sell. Cherries
steadier Strawberries from nearby points all soft and
ri and selling low 40 are many OF the western
\ New YOrk s
prices Blackberes and raspberries plenty and lower
Huckieberies steady. Currants over and dull Musk.
demand and arm. We quote: Peaches, Mary
land. early sorts, per crate. Ioegsl apples COMMON