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Stabbed over n Right 10 pnsS.

While standing In front Of his home Il Park
street last night, John Roppty. twenty-five years
old, was stabbed In the neck by john Isoma,
twenty-six years old, who escaped. Reppity was
taken to Chambers Street Hospital. The two
men quarrelled over the right OF way on the
sidewalk
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of Maine" was also on the programme
and so were Alberto. Il wire walker
Lucky Thurlow, John RansOfne, Cook and
Ninton, Edwina, and Madge Ellis.
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Professor Munyon's sple ndid Work.

PROT Munyon's private records show that within
the past three months his homeopathic Home
Remedie. have cured:
l,Gii eases Of Rheumatism.
Zoo cases Of Dyspepsia AMI Liver Complaints.
9Gj cases OF Throat and Lung and Catarrhal Dis
eases. all but per cent Of Kidney and nlad-
der troubles, thousands Of cases OF PILES. consu-
patton. Neuralgia and diseases OF women and
children. Call and examine the testimonials: they
Will convince the most sceptical. Every case
brought 60 Prof. Munyon receives personal at
tcntnn. Thorough medical examination for all
kinds OF diseases absolutely free. open all day
SUNDAYS. to T.. NJ East Fourteenth st,
between Filth ave. and Union square New York.
Munyon's Remedies sold by all druggists
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NMERICAN RODE GARDEN.

Cdrmencita was again the principal at
traction At the American Roof Garden
last night. Her dancing has not deterl-
Grated in any way, and attn 'uga IL is not
as unusua as II was, Il Is quite as peas
ing. Dora Wiley, the sweet singer
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HUBER'S MUSEUM.

The novelty mt Huber's Museum yes
tcrday was crunks convention. Six
educated cranks" spoke. The conven-
tion might, alas! have been made much
larger. Other features were Alleni's
boxing monkeys. firrrltis performing
dogs and birds. which are well worth
seeing; Prof. HoSker'S living pictures
for iiosker Is abreast of the iimos-El
Rogers, thilds and Hosea. patra, Ed
Bunker and number OF NnrIety people.
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For Sale.
IN, Time &c, pcr lfi' Second Tyne, CSC. PEI
hne: Thiri and Subsequent Tines. fOc. per hne.
n. per a,e 'ztrd chdr1s On Ss1iddya
Ersry Tuesday una sep. 10 cM he TIE
EORLD " BARGAIN DAE" Az advertise.
mer,s appeurin1 in the Taetciay morning clifton
# THE WORLD under tbs c'dssl6cntisn 70 U b.
ypsuied IN he EYENING HORLD gs same day
free o. Charge.
ASHORE FIXTURES, uprignt butter reirlsef-
,s.iS1nrs 'uns mill seaies mirror 'front.' tes
caddIes; cheap. e57 Broome st. blocks east OF
Grand st. I'd ave- station.
ALL KINDS second hand new store fixtures
showcases. counters, shelving. cigar figures,
butter refrigerators scales, sc.
I.ENNIG a SONS. 3?e-33i East 3ith st.
A-ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO. also parlor suit,
foldlnE-bed. piano lamp &c. 23S Woodbine st.,
near Hamburg ave. Brooklyn; inquire In base
mnnt.
cases. upright butter reirigerators conee-mills,
scales. 2lJ East I'd ~.
A.-COUNTERS. wall-cases. showcases. upright
butter retrigorators mirrors cans, chandeliers.
| coffee mills. Jos East i2oth st.
A-STORE FIXTURES, secondhand or new.
scales gas hxturrs. refrigerators. MEYERS. $50
Grand ST., between Pit and Ridge sts
lA-nARROOM OUTFIT SECOND HAND. ~
HALF PRICE 7ss Broadway.
pEAI'TIIrrT sEAIsSIS diamond rInys and oar
rinya n,wred. ticksts saorIhceb. insnnr,inn
granted: dealers attention solicited sTuY-
vESANT. World. uptown.
nIrycI Esri.arIny out 'al uh..Is Cniun,
sis to pos, dealers vaHted Tor Tor our
n ~ WEH; E'S! hish graz. Tsea rms ny"
,,5nsTIS ~, ~, sSa s,s r,h
uICycI I,tr,-,,,d, Pneumatic 4, ,er,ect
nv 49, - - 40 "a. III nj, ~,
Me-, ~, Ign KAN ay I,r,oLIwn mar prood
80 s,ri,. ' '' ''' ~ ~
nm r.-----------,----- - -
BICYCLE, I'm IN ana SniNdtor, both pneunatics;
'"N' 90" '"'", '"'' ia e''''' Nv >"'''" -
BICYCLE unlon T., u. Y Dunlop tires: new
must sell SIS. l Park place.
uryr,r ,tios, voi.s,I, nn.,m,ti,. meyer
r,sd "a, ,iS6' ,,n"I rina ,in,jCh, 80 III -
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price $3.50. 3l3 W. ed st.
FUR-GEN1S' AN d LADI ES' seal coat, new: also
music box; sacrifice, quick. 1853 Macon st.,
RruOklyu.
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TERRACE GARDEN

Wood ana Shepard appeared again at
the Terrace Garden last night. and their
amusing speciality convu,sei the audience.
Mile. Janette's French quartet dancers
worked very hard, indeed, f1r the APP
plause, which they won. and other vaude
ville's were Ducrow AMI Bush. the "aeria
kings" F.eurctte. the Davenport broth.
ers, Bimbo and Teki. and the Mexican
Iimora family of web performers.
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GOLD CHAIRS only $3.50. reduced from $3.50;
selling out sacrificing GOLD CHAIR MANU-
FACTURERS. 50 Murray st.
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A.-SToRE FIXTURES. 5 uprignt butter rcirigsr-
ators. sliding doors; bevelled mirrors counters.
shelvings cOnee-milis scales. mirror-frunt tea
caddies; cheap. 257 Broome st. blocks east OF
Grand st. I'd ave. station.
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GLI)ORAI)O

The cool weather has not yet scared
the people away from Eldorado. and
some clever variety artists appeared
there last night. Among them were
Mile. Tournour, the French aerial
queen: Dashaway and Moulton. the
triple bar experts: the Nantinis, hat ma =
nipulators. and the three Renos, gro
tesuue artists. The Eldorado grounds
have never looked prettier than at the
present time.
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SAFES-Old and safes; safes on easy terms:
safes exchanged. moved and repaired. w. II.
BUTLER. 70 Duane st. near broadway.
SAFES sold direct from factory; house. nS; busi-
ness, SIS; catalogue free NEW YORK sAFu
CO, ~ Clinton place.
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RESTAURANT FIXTURES, tables, chairs, count
ers ranges broilers, gas gridde, coffee urns, re-
frigerators. 100 Wooster st.
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Besides the living pictures at Proctor $

bCsiltS tHt ~ ms piStuiSS At 4 io.'i
Theatre yesterday thete was long and
extremely interesting vaudeville pro-
grtmme. The contributors We're the two
American Macs, Forman ana West, TheD.
Fir,ds and Lewis, the Raymond brothers.
the Helstons, Base ana Bach, LID Iiosa.
Nellie FRANKLIN. Seymour and Moore,
Mabel Stanley, Charles De We're, John
II. Mack. Alice Everctte and Thomas NJ
lie Surdo 1t contOrtonist.
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CASINO ROOF GARDEN.

There was newcomer at the Casino
Roof Garden last night, GustaVe Rich
ards by name. He was made up on one
side as II man and on the other as IA
woman. BY turning rapidly from side to
side he WAS able to secure some quaint
effects Others were Eunice Vance.
John Williams, the burlesque magician;
Leslie and Tenney. Hodges and Larch-
mere. Ida Lear and Josie Dit, Con-
nors and Gibson and King and Gotthoid.
pHOCT DR'S THEATRE
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Sale
$1DOVl'' ] = !: J ]
NIL HIVuIVJ eweiry. Delivered tn
Hill WI / medateiy. N. Y. Watch
M lhV"VA Jewelry Co, incorpI.
W - ~ w - ager. 30 y. 1tth st, "a
noo-. Take elevator Open Saturday EVENING"
Fine watch repairing at one-half regular prioeA
3. y G POT.


We will close out l. 900 hines with all improve
ments and muslc-box attachment, below c0st-
All kinda Of slot machines on exhibition. AMUsH-
MENT MACHINE Co, 5s7 and $50 Hudson ct.
A.-ENTIRE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
&C.. Of houses and fats any quantity. bousht
for spot cash" Before you sell send for
VAN, 1s5 East list Ut.
PRICES for furniture,
carpets, contents Of houses and mats: do not sell
until you hear fiom M. A.. "a University place.
A.-A.-sTOKE fIXTURES o. all Kinds,
cheap. fIScHL 1881 ID ave. near 05th st.
ANY STORE, STO, X, MERCHANDISE
bought tor cash SAAHDEN, 2U5 East 10th o..
ANY STORE OR MERCHANDISE
bought for cash. GREENwALD. $50 I'd ave-
ANY STORE OR MERCHANDIsB
bought for cash. DOBLiN. 523 r. AID ST.
CABINET BARRooM FIXTURES. all sizes and
styles; lowest prices; orders promptly attended
TO. PAPP q ROCHNAK, 500 Bowery.
CASH REGISTERS. lowest prices; National.
Krusc, Bensinger, 1.amson and all kinds re-
paired sCHMITT BROS. l73 Prince st.
CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE. 1ci East 18th st..
y, Branin prophet a. National total and detail
adders; Lamsor check also kruse registers SIS W.
cot NTERs shelving. wall-casss. upright buttor
refrigerstors. bar fixtures, partitions, &C.: bar
gains CORBfN, S59-s6l 10th ave.
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FOR sALE-Powerfui French field glass. cost $50.
for $40: privilege examination. Address bon
3O2 CInolnnatI. o
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Hotels.
Gs~ FORK Hotel d way. OPP. Bond; table d'hots
including wtus. &c.: $50 desirable rooms rates
nsderata
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"LENNARDs'' bullet proof donkey: must -
sold this week. Apply 81 Psrk place. Brooklyn-
NIAGARA ussD, brand new. for sale: $50. Adj
dress for . days only N, box 20 World.
PIASO-for salc cheap, grand square 0nblef
piano. 1-octave. EMERY, $50 West 44th st.
POOL TABLE for sale mt very low price; aimose
new. N, 5l9 DE kalb ave., Brooklyn.
POOL TABLES uwo) for sale cheap. l32 Broad
ST.. near south
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FOR sALE-Heater as good new. complete with
pipes and registers for less than half the price.
BAuMGARTEN seth st. and Ave A.
I..At, O Al = I.al, Ian, aanl anh n. q.
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DESKS-Roli-top desks from sls up; Typewriter
Desks Chairs, Tables. Store Stools and all
kinds OF office furniture We are manufacturers,
our prices the lowest and stock the largest
Offlces htted up complete.
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Instruction.

EXCELSIOR Bicycle Riding School. 1s, p. ssth at
Private instruction. / lesson jD..: lessons 81
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COLUMBUS THEATRE.

The well-known melodtama ''Harbor
Lights" with which the Columbus The
atrc, Harlem, was opened Saturday
night, was seen again last night. The
play Is capitally presented by walter
Sanford's stock company. In fact, IL
was hardly done better at the time of
It's original production. Miss Victory
Rateman IL very effective as Dora Nane,
by Annie Barclay, Lottie Williams,
Harry Aiamhail, G. ID. Herman. Charles
Neyins, Frank Lander and others.
IMPERIAL, MUSIC HALL
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DI1sN CO', fVo
DESKS--Acceptabie bargains assured; large as
sortment fashionable roll-t tops and others; also
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If there had been no "ProdiRal Daugh-
ter" 1t is doubtful if we should have had
"rhe Derby Mascot" which was pro-
duced at the Peoples Theatre last night.
But 1t IL too early in the season to cavil,
and The Derby Mascot. introducing
the blooded horses King Faro, Victor
I,ay Prince, NebuchadneZzar and
Marmaduke, passed very well Indeed. 1t
bristlei with sensationalism, and was
nicely staged. The swamp scene, the
storm, ana the sunset ecIct5 were re-
markably good.
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Purchase and Exchange.

one Time. CSC. per line: Second Time, &c. pS
line. THIRD and Subsequent 1imns. soc. per iisS.
A. ner Aae eytyn clnr,Ie on SHl.ddpa !.
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NIHLO,S GARDEN.

Mr.. Jacobs popular playhouse on
Third avenue was thrown open to the
public, and entered upon its useful
career with one of those farce-comedies
to which the patrons of the theatre are
40 partial 1t was DIR. Cupid" by {. IL.
Clifford. and II proved TO be a bright.
entertainment, existing the services OF
u number of clever specially people, who
did not lnterfereNwiIh the small thread
Of the story. The theatre has been com
plctely renovated. and the cast-sideIs
Will be glad that It Is open once more.
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E@ry Tuesday una sep. 10 pW he THE
WORLD S " BARGAIN DAE." Al advertise
mens apperrin1 in the Taesddy morning clifton
CfTHE WORLD under his Classification 70 U BE-
rep,atei IN he ErENING BoRLD Gs same day
free o. charge.
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FOR SALE-50-inch roll-top desk, ash. SIC: .
bargain 500 Marcy ave. Brooklyn.
FOR sALE--Beautiful educated Mexican parrotS
nrirp w nj.
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Tony Pastors to the front again! The
little variety house in Fourteenth street
threw open its doors last night for the
regular season. and New GorN can smile
inviting one, but the house would have
been crowded had the entertainment been
less attractive. The nrtsts Tor this
opening hill were Weber and Fields,
James T.. Hoey. Ed NJ. Gordon. wno
made his American debut: Lew Randall
O tsrien and Havel, Mile kamochi. Mile
Carlini. with hcr dogs and monkeys
Harris and Walters and Blanche Fer
nanlcE.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

fresh supplies: only few lots cnme IN by exprsss snn
these were easily placed hrmer prices spfins Gekns
si,v and vea. Scarcely any demand for turkeys OF
ducks We quote: Spring chickens local ana vi md
Western 0sGi0c: do southern. o'sc old ROSTERS osMo'
;rrLevs jaTc; ducks, per pair iod'Oc geese per pai
Tbcrs were onlv ew frcsh fowle offer to-day and
.hes, so far as sold brought 3IlOc as 70 pu1ly, thF
was rot much and considerable quantity coud
have sold ~ IN" top hgurr Long islhr0 p,inS M
vnnk There has been only light offering ot iToZrh
,outrv and choice turkeys held shade frmcr we
,,uof f9r fresh ktll"d: 1urkrrs per 10 1NSc ip"is
,,1 IO.. clf cocks GGic: spring chickens Phii1IelPla
d., Western dfs-pi,kcd @2d2'c, do sc1neo, Sd &c
spring Ions Island. l7aiSc: d. Boston lSIS"
Turkeys no 0i:G1lc chickens. sisGl0'sc fowls syoe
Hay AND STRAW Iarkot very duli for all nu' s} ,he
hetfcr grades We quote: Hay. prime per Vo ID nyV
mxcd ;5GG5c; DO clover. iOa45c; rye straw long ooV
&c 4, short and straw. iOp4Jc.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Old potatoes are he.n
seniy but new show further de- line under heavy re-
seaGirr ls looked for next week OnIons I'm I'M
Asparngus steady. cabbages easter. cucumbers very
plenty and low String beams shade easrr OUT ps prSrs
arc not much changed IN top grades. Choice peas steady
FLORIDA tomatoes dull owing ~ poor general qiahty hni
a surplus Of green stock in dealers hands We tu"te'
Potatoes Southern fair - prime per b' tsqSt a. 20
onions Egypan per bag 50 l5lf2 20: do easeTn shore
VirrInio ner !. hi has<e- 81 JOas2 asparagus per
dozen punches 81 5oGs2 cabhages per Dbl 81 2oGsl 90
cucumhers Charle'ton p" baakea ."cms % & InDa
p.r bnC s5as2. DO Jersey basket. 81 ioaSZ %
southern sIGsI -: string beans. per = bbl basket
81 50Qs1 -. do smaller pacSaSes Slgsl ~ omaross
Florida per carrlsr-ra'e. sldR p; egg plants florla
per y hi bnske, s2dso 90 trInps Jersey Whit per
iO bnnchoa S2dS3 80 bcets s3as5 rhubarb. Slg|l oo
lettuce per bl. SOC: spinach. '5cgs
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. June n. 1894.
II or and Gt e 'aGs safs for cars sDS2 10.
nlivc trading. feeling h-m city dressed heet sizes
IQSisc per n Todays cable "a ices guo,e re re
cai. a, ,e same por, n, ioaic tops lic. estimated
d,cssci vei~ht A; London refrlgersted teef sod q,
sas pe II ana I'VE cnt,e at ca9 eTesTGl cs,rls
ard 20 quarters of bccf ,he Calico 60 catte ald
~ sheop IN tmhra 1000 quarters o, bees on me
l.,'-nc.., 10, quarters Tho phclo with 3eo cattle
~ rTavre AMI ne Taormina with $50 cattle for Ham
"rE yi;s peceln,s ~ head Trade limited for lack Of
'ora,s closing quotatont 9r ~ '5g',r, 1 o., i,,,s
re@sAd yeas G0ssr FOR cry dressed and 4sae ioT ''e
s,s.-Hume & Mullen: 30 Buralo v.aiss i'3 N aver
90. a, 81 nor IDO 10 cults. 10 10 NJ 81. ,
SiFt;p A%p LAMBS 90 cars: or p 30 heao.
cans for butchers direct and 3t cars tor inc arhe.,
anl counting the held YESTERDAY mere @ere
a. cars Tor sale sheep we're fn and 10 - I.o 80
I,ls cdmpeiely deuorall,-d md fully boc lower ,nnn
5omron - prime sheep ,old al s'ds. n per 100 70
common - very choice lambs ~ s. l2sd,3 ~ Drs.l
mutton u"ak at Gdsc per ID, ana dresreu 'S''' ''
s... .aIi.ntcck Mon. 40 Ken,aony ioms. = 70
n,crag. NJ 81 - 40 - 2Sl CO. % 10 "a e. o.
u Harrington - K"n!cky sheep u 20 10 a. a. ~ ~ 81
~ M.Phers, N \ %: 2sS Virginia lambs - o, 10 a a
s, - isS do 80 n at g 23 go % g 70 at = 10
V,rzina fhc,, and lambs. 62 H. at - 'o' ' henu'N'
sheep ~ H. =, 81 ~ -. - - =, 9. %
o. a. ~, y o., &, 7o $50 do 20 n At 81 90 2lt d. SO
~ a, - 2,s IL. Michigan sheep and yearlings 81 TO- az
s. y - kenwcSy .h'eP % ~ a, ss =" o-s kentucky
,,N 70 n a, 81 SOS Ken,ucky sheep 20 NJ a, 50 p
10 Virginia %. . n 81 ~ DO - ,. 10 800 az - = & Il,
o. & = IN OHIO snee9 92 10. at 50 d; l2' sheep and
HOS Receipts: il or 22i3 head MarSc, nHSg, 3,n
N sterarc a, s. - per ioo 10 dressed. changed
a, 5,,QSc per 10. extreme weights.
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c,r,,rr uARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH


pu~al, June @ -Ca''e-Recep's las; - hours, J Ioo
hcai total Tor 1880 f9r same time last
,eek IS T0O consigned through. iCSD. 70 New-i orS.
sale i2o. market opened strong win ne
f,, -sG{, prospects look good. loss.-
Receipts l,st hours II 10 head. total for week
signed through ,.O sale 900. market closed nrnl
- cool rrnies. SLOW Tor Hght lorNrts - ,o9
3, - mostly 81 ~. god mtuum- - s'n% ~ ie"
fice heavy 90 pigs 81 15u<l ~. sheep and lambs
H.c.ip, ~ as hours l0p Lead t3ta for week hus
sar a. 100. ~ SAM tine week ~ 30 conaignef
through 3 SGD $rwNork 3 100 on sale. 2"r innrsct
stock gool hnrn ;l s'ocN nrm ana closed 1ulI ai
vc.k f,ir yeauss 81 25gsi +O. common. 81 '3JSS %.
tnix.i sheep 81 iOH$3 ~ quality generally poor
Yards 'ui'ag1. June |--'ntte-- kece pts
700 leel Na-k~f arm common steers. 81 Iag
4, sfoeAers and feeders s. s5H<t 80 cows and bulls
81 5OuSg 80 caves - 25Hsi - Hogs- Receipts 1900
Ilenvy. s. ejGN 81 common - choice mi.cd - 90. @,a
- ) choice assorted - spdtt & light - tog*f -
pkg sass sheep Receipts. leo head Markei quet
rnl steady Inferior to choice. ~ 21Gs3 -. lambs y -
- Louis. june e-Cn,,le- Receipts. 30 head Marke,
steady % sr'ng choice % fancy EXPORT steers - 100
rsv. sad heifors 81 ,,aS3 80 Receipts :i3l
l,,i Market s.ea v a. Heavy 81 -
rs4 - mivci :Osisi % light. s. +oHS4 90 sheep
W rrc. pts. Market du Mt enough trading - 9uoe
las, Liberty Penn. June 9-Cauie Receipts fair;
market strong good nnd medium grades while com
.; o 81 G1 ro l,cners - ioas4 40 rough fat 50 400
81 25.ti -. good fAt cows ana
hscts S3as9 30 bulls AMI snS~. s2gS bologna COWS
S3hSi2 fresh cows and Sprng~r- s.o 30 !oss a
Phnr lrirhus s. 0Si - bes Workers s. 1885, 80;
common - llr YorHers 81 d3Si 20. pigs. s. G'HsA ~
81 10 sheep supply light market about steady. at un-
changed prices Extra 81 dods3 o. good. 81 3jgsJ 90
lambs s. 30sss %; veal calves s. 5Oas5 heavy and
thin calves 81 35gS3 -.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
7. II. C. A. JUBILEE DAY.
CELEBRATION OF ITS F1FTIETH ANNIVERSARY
AT ASSOCIATION HALL.

CELEBRATION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
AT ASSOCIATION HALL.
The hf.ieth anniversary OF the organization OF
the Young Mems Christian Association cele-
brated yesterday afternoon by Jubilee day IN
Association Hail. Fourth-ave and Twenty-third-st.
The different branches OF the association in the city
were represented by delegations. Professor Jasper
T. Goodwin. Of Columbia College. and chairman OF
the Tweniy-third-st. branch committee OF manage
ment. presided. The opening address was made by
Mornay Williams. director OF the New-York City
association He said there at presen, 300
branch associations in the world OF which 1900 were
IN the United States The American associations
had a membership Of a quarter Of a mil.iOr~ and
owned property amounting to s4,0000oO. They had
60l libraries with 10000 volumes.
The Rev; G. n, Van Derllp who wrote letter
from London 70 The Boston Wa,chman and Re
fector' in 1851 which suggested the Y. ". G. A.
movement, in this country. spoke on "Remins-
cences' He tod about ;he rise Of the movement In
England and the opposition. which it at ffrst en-,
countered from some Of the High Church people and
IS spread this country. The frs; branch. he said
organized IN Boston He had been enormously
credited with having been the founder Of the New
York branch II there really was founder OF the
New-York branch he said that founder was DR..
Howard Crosby Morris X Jesup. he sad. also took
a prominent part in the founding OF the society.
The Rev. Thomas Dixon. jr.. spoke on The Out
look for the Future"
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
rr-pOprAS PRODr'CE MARKETS.

liverpool June o. 30 p m.f3eef-Hoders offer freely;
Extra india dull at ia Cd. prime mess dull AZ
5.s nd Porl, offer freely prime tn'ss western
hne G7s 81: do medium. duh a. 6.s Ga HAM
Holders ab0u' u N 10
nrm AZ Cd Holders orer freely; cumbe-l
ci, aiou ~ du,l 32s; short rib about y ~
dull ., S4s ca long mifdes about ~ 70 dull az
32s long and clear riddles about ~ 10 fui AZ
III. Shoulder II - Is 10. steady Al 1Os Cheese
IIol1ers r.- frosy American white and colored
ensy at ga Tslov Holders or"r sonrngyi prim" city
steady 2is ~ Spirits ~ turpe1tine oldeis az" no'
Offering: nominal Cottonseed oil. liverpool rehned
steady 2is Rosln-Hodcre offer modcrstely' common
.,eadv M g, ~. Iard-Spo' Holders offer sparirsy;
futures hod"rs offering prime Western soo, dn
ot 9ss 6i Whca,-fIolder. oNer sparngly. No : rel
wFnter nrrn 5Ed. FlourITol1ers oTer moderately
81 Loul. fancy winter steady at Ia 81 'orn-Spot-
Undees offer spnrngy: futures-hodcrs offer nodsratcY
mixed spot. firm at as Sf.d: June STEADY at
Is s1d July 3s Sd; August steady AZ "a $40
Hops London-Pacinc CoastIfolders offer moderatey
nrrn at i5sNf4 30.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
ExpOPTs TO. .pNY.
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. Iure .. i''
Cotton Cor'rlc'e closed a. rot d'rlln' - - = ~ ~
points Auglr closing 7l%G1li Hgai"fi '-+I :" aSt
night Highest on August. -. lri ,""si l' ~
market cosci casv total sales for -" dr. a'".' a"s
The first sales nadc general 7lNnn'" '' ~ y
points and another poni added. hu lai"r "" hr'
broke 2 ard n" decline ~aS o0nflni'l ai,"i
II O'Clock on '~lly avoral" showing ~ IRE
crop tho Inarkr' dow. about " foln'"
The weather map that tho tempe ntur" m most So
tons - bolt higher nnl hardly t>S man ~
rc"srrt shows ~"
rereniagc = acreage lnJG and nversE" condilon
Ss rnmoared with So last AID >1N IN lN"<
an increase pou's last year Tho returns snow
slight general ncreaa" = acreage planted hs cornpnteu
v+h last rho increase IN the states
Of Texas Mississippi and Arksnsas The state percent
ages " acreage compared with Inst year show 'ha
homa and Indian Territory A. i@o per cent ana nc ave
age condition in those territories a 100 per cont 10
celp'F an the po~ts about ft' faics against
houston t93 ha"s against - bales last "rF ~
bale last vcr- Tho Financial Chr nicef Weather r"-
no~i Indicates 'af las 'allen districts T
the south durin~ week hlt mat A. rule tfr f"'n-
ufor,,ainV IN some sections i'r'Vho-" however - s
caiol -Nat 49, haa he"l oo l'~ AMI ha'
there boon irellc'on' m's'Hr" Tho fr'i tlo m ~
ri@eG - 80 9N's Thur-iar. f"m 6ii'lt7a sN c'' !,
fio visible sirlr shows t.'a' - 2'f'1 a"s arn'nsi
a2i7 ~ l7". a ls,2 80 G74 iai'- lS"2 End 2"'
700 halo. fSpf Ths Oh vs d"cren9" in m" ti7 Die
fnl Jos lgie r~-rrr'I Vif f-' ''l~ fecre1fe q
20 o., ta.- i,2 and an rcren'e = 80 ?i3 ti'.
over lS1i Reco.v'r fr m ptnf'I - ono" sep
VOC 80 %, tl.-. t@r CO. in'ns l-H2 ~
AMI fsDri. iaior lT lsf - There c0fTr u sight tr
,,c fre vo, 20 - ta~s aPnnr' ~ io2 ir"- il 'r3
rnl fho amount In f'R'f o''0la-el WIN
ia,i wear s -, ha,cs The weeks oveFHni move
men vas go h0ea arane' 7d' ia"' n't y'er and ~.
aggregate ne' tvc-7ul m1vef0~n shows f"cr"ns- -
70 5l3 lales from LAST year
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
he BID ON THE URONG SCHOOL.

A CONTRACTOR MAKES A FUNNY MISTAKE. But
MAY NOT HAVE TO SUFFER FOR 1T.
William Jameson. OF No. i Chatham Square n
contractor for the Board OF Education has made a
remarkable mistake which he has asked to have
rectiied. In submitting his BIDS for repairs %
Ichoolhouses during the summer months, Jameson
inserted $50. the estimate he had made for work
on school in the Nineteenth Ward. in his bid for
work Grammar SchOO.. No. l9 in the Seven
tee2th Ward; which IS In East FoUrteen,h-st
Tho bid being much lower than o ~ others
put in for the same work. the contract awarded
10 him, ana the action of thr trustees was duly
ratified by the Board Of Education.
jameson then discovered his error and asked the
trustees that he be hred the stipulated per cent
OF his bid for failure perform his contract If he
could not be ,et out OF Il In any other way
The trustees recommend that the Board os E1u-
cation release him from his contract, and that IL
be given 10 the next loves. bidder.