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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
wALLINGFORD.

Skating ON the Lake HXCellont-Es
H. Nichols Seriously Ill.
W. A. Booth had quite lively expert
ence with q new horse on Academy street
yesterday noon when he went as usual to
carry Colonel W. J. Leavenworth and son
to the factory. The horse took fright at a
sudden noise and reared up and started at
a breskneck speed down the street, but by
the careful management of the driver 1t
was kept within bounds and after q rapid
journey up Main street to the school house
headed back to Academy street where the
same program was gone over with and
Colonel Leavenworth was content to take
hack to his Office.
Joseph Quinlan got his hand caught in a
bet at Maltby, Stevens & Curtis company's
factory yesterday and his hand and arm
was badly lseersted.
John Coonsy, an employe of William
Hassett. the coal dealer, was taken with q
fit on the depot platform yesterday after
noon and had to be carried home.
There was little unplessantness at the
high SCHOOL yesterday morning and eight
VI tuo UOys were 5cuS hOi0o IL etay ny Inc
assistant principal, Howard, until some
action is taken on the matter.
Will Pattee il in Heriden getting into
training for q conductor on the electric
road.
Selectman Mix reports several new sp.
plications for assistance from families
who have heretofore been able to pro.
vide for themselves, but the recent hard
times.
The opera house was we'll filed last even
ing with an sppreciative audience to re-
ceive Law Dockstader's famous minstrels
and the entertainment given was all that
could be desired.
The skating on the lake is the best that
has been had since the season began. Yes
terdsy afternoon there was great sport
relocating and several for tho first time
enjoyed the exciting experience of riding
nearly mile . minute in the speedy craft
Courier.
The condition Of B. Il. Nichols las
evening was reported - extremely crisi-
cal.
Mrs. Orrin Andrews Of Main street, who
was thought to be dying Tueedsy evening,
was still alive early last evening.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
BRIDGRPORr EXCITED AGAIN.

All IL Not Yet Serene-Another Tie
Up Ordered by the Strikers-The
Traction Company Will Not Recede
-Intense Excitement.
BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 25-At 6 O'Clock to-
night the strikers committee ordered
another tie up on the Traction compsny's
line and the cars were run into the barns.
At the conclusion of the conference be-
tween the officials and A. R. Logic, repre-
senting the strikers, the latter announced
that the company would eoncede nothing.
Colonel Heft said the company would alb
solutely refuse to recognize the Bridgeport
Surface Railway association, the union
formed by the men on Sunday, and would
not make single concession. The com
mittee held q meeting and at once ordered
q strike.
1t is reported that the company has fifty
men ready to go to work. The excitement
is intense and trouble IL anticipated If at
tempts are made to run cars. When tho
strikers returned to work last night they
understood that the company would grant
them the right to belong. to the union.
AN IMMENSE CROWD.
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 25.-An immense
crowd gathered at the Traction company's
stables tonight, but made no lswless out
break. Ga East Main street car was
seized by the crowd and drsgged two
blocks, where 1t was overturned and left
lying in the road. President Heft says he
will call on the mayor and sheriff to fur
nish protection to morrow, when an at
tempt will bs made TO run cars by nom
union men. Serious trouble Is feared as
the strikers have public sympathy. The
situation is more critical than it was on
Wednesday. The strikers claim that the
president of the company had rejected the
promises made yesterday.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26

Ladies', gentlemen, boys, girls and chill
dren, in our great sale Of shoes opening
Saturday morning, As Church st.
ja24 81 d. W. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
The POultrV show.

Among the prizs winners at the poultry
show at Allyn hall in Hartford were the
following from this city:
Golden duckwing game bsntam-second,
third and fourth prizs to W. P. Ensign,
who also takes fourth on red pile game
bantams; also third and fourth on hens.
Single comb white leghorn oockerel, Sec
ond prize, @. P. Jordan.
Plymouth rock cockerel. first and special
to q. P. Jordan.
Plymouth rock hen, third to G. P. Jor-
dan.
On collection, second to q. p Jordan.
Mr.. Jordan has thirty birds at the show.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
BURGLARS IN CLINTON.

A Five Hundred Dollar Haul ut q
Grove Beach Summer House.
CLINTON, Jan. 25-The summer resi-
dence of Ebenezer Smith at Grove Beach
was entered early this morning by burglars
and considerable silver plate which had
been left in the house. during the winter
season was stolen. The burglars effected
an entrance into the house through win
dow on the west side, and then forced an
inside door, which was locked, open.
Everything in the house was ransacked
by ths burglars in their search for the
booty. The value of the property which
was stolen is Estimated at $500. The au-
thorities here have been at work on the
case to-day, but have not been able to &C.
cure tie slightest clue to the burglars. The
house was not occupied, bat was kept
closed for the winter.
POLICE CHANGES TONIGHT.
What Will be Done by the Board of
ing.
The meeting of the police commissioners
tonight will undoubtedly be attended by
the full quota of members. The meeting
is to be an important one, and although
many changes are to bs made some of them
are unexpected.
There will be eleven Tetirements and
possibly twelve. The doubtful one is the
most important. 1t is the possible retire.
ment of Superintendent Smith. There is
some talk of q change in this respect, but
tho element of doubt enters into it.
IN ho fu1a 70 aud NINA
patrolmen retired. The sergeants are AL
bert Bradley of station and Sergeant
Reilly of station l. The patrolmen are
Benjamin jackson, John McAvoy and Pat
rick Clyne of station Q, Thomas Hackett,
William Nichols and Edgar Phelps. The
other changes are in the nature of trans
fers and promotions.
Captain Wrinn will, 1t ia rumored, If
Superintendent Smith is retired, be the
successor of that gentleman. If this is
done either Sergeant D .iseoll or Sergeant
Cowles may succeed Captain Wrinn. Ser
gesnt Cowles was o prominent candidate,
but 1t seems now that Sergeant Driscoll
has the inside track, according to some
theories. This will make . vacancy for
which the candidates are numerous. ALI
this may be upset by the non action of the
cOmm1es1On6Eb, aRO tuo clAII0 II Ao0o tubt
there will be no change made in the head
of the force. 1t is positively asserted,
however, that the retirements of the ser
geants and patrolmen named will take
place.
1t ia also stated that another special
meeting will be called before January 81
at which all will be done which has been
left uudone.
OF course appointments will be made to
ill the vacancies. Who will come In for
the plums cannot be definitely stated.
There may be q man detailed from each of
The two smaller stations for detective duty
and for these places there will undoubt-
edly be q struggle.
All the above IL from sources which,
though not authoritative, are considered
reliable.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
Klndergarten.

The usual monthly meeting of the New
Haven kindergarten association was held
Wednesday afternoon. the Path, at Miss
Livsrmore's kindergarten rooms at 81
Olive street. Miss Pearson Of the Oak
street free kindergarten was present and
gave an interesting end encouraging report
Of her work. A committee was appointed
to arrange Q program for the February
meeting.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
Special Ynttces.

When You buy candy buy Huyler's. <,
Hewitt & Co., Selling Agents. fit
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26

Mean temperature. "a.
Max temperature, 20.
Mn temperature 90
Precipitation, is inches:
Max. velocity OF wind, 70 NV. r
Excess of temperature since January ], 1W
degrees. a O.
W. L. DAY, Observer.
eter readings indicates temperature below zero.
"T'' In connection with rainfall indicates
trace of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow Is melted and resulting depth OF water
not known.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26

Great reduction on sterling silver for
wedding gifts ct Silysrthau's, 100 Chapel
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26

For cure Of rheumatism, nsuralgia, cuts
snrsius, burns, sttngs, chiiblains, sctattca, and
lumbaGo use Salvation Oh.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
All Three Drowned.

MER1DEN, Jan. 25.-Whils skating on
Booths pond here tonight the ice broke
and Mabel Yauch. . normal school pupil,
Frederick Schrader and Henry Loehsr, all
young pseple, were drowned. Their bodies
have not yet been recovered.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
aiscellanepus.
GRATkFUL-oenK
Epps's Cocoa.

SUPPER
"By q thorough knowledge OF the natural lava
which govern the operations Of digestion Gpd nu-
TRITON, and ~ q careful pilicaiSon Of The nDe
properties OF well selected Cocoa, Mr.. EpT,s has
provided cur breakfast tables with q oelicsaely
naNored beverage which may many
heavy doctors billk II lie by the iDoic3ous q
~ eh artlc3re Of Diet that q constitution h<
gradually built up Until strong enough 10 resist
every tendency TO disease Hundreds Of subtle
m tlkdtes are floating around M ready 10 attack
Wherever there IL q weak point We may eBcspe
N my fatal shaft by feeptJR ourselves well for
Il led with pure blood and q properly nour1shed
fr lFne. Civil Service GAgette.
Made simply with to4ltrg water milk Sold
oniy IN half pound tins, ~ grocers, labeled thua
sas
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
The Fag-End

IHI TdS-EIIu
of a big lot of stuff, suitable
and sensible for Dresses.
Women's dresses. Misses
dresses. First-rate school
dresses.
Neat, takeable patterns,
dark colors, "a inches wide
mostly. Some all-wool
lengths narrower than that.
Used to cost IS cents yard.
We clean up the lot at I2H
cents.
Daylipht Souara
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
1t Won't Cost You

near as much for an Onyx
Table as it did six weeks ago.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26

This attractive little theater is daily
packed with people. An interesting, a.
we'll as instructive, program is rendered
in which may be mentioned Major Nc
CURES exhibition of the broad sword, Dan
Nash's panorama of ireland, the dancing
of pretty and petite Carmen Stuart, and
the worlds fair mechanical novelties.
Next week there will be an entire change
of program. Msjor Mcguire proposes to
secure for his patrons the best attractions
possible.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26

For The Yale PROM"
Silks,
BiuckS,
Flags,
remnants,
Ribbons, d 1fSsr T eaior slp too
HaudkerehzefS,
Ch,ysanfhemnmS,
Yale Pevuant Scarf Pins,
The trouble of a hunt for
Gloves in desirable evening
shades, is saved to Ladies
who come directly to the Big
Store.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
Onyx settings, at such low
figures. Reductions

Less than a dozen of them
left in the Basement.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
Not Quite Ready

to speak for Hosiery and
Underwear. Too busy del
wing down into stock. The
counting once finished, look
out for here-and-there pairs
and pieces moved to the front
for double quick sale.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07
A Grand Feature

OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is that while
IL purifies the blood and sends 1t eourg-
ing through the veins full Of richness
and health, it also imparts new life
and vigor TO every function OF the body.
Hence the expression 40 often heaFd'
"Hoodls @aFsaparilla made new per.
con of me-" it overcomes that tired
feeling so common now.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07
He Was not Afraid.

At 2 o'clock Tuesday morning, when
all the people living on College avenue
were fast asleep, there was commotion
in one of the beautiful residences along
that thoroughfare. 1t was the home OF
q merchant, and the commotion broke
loose in the sleeping apartment of him
self and wife. She started 1t, She
awakened suddenly and thought she
heard some one trying to break in down
stairs. She shook her husband, and after
some time had elapsed succeeded in
making him realize the situation. They
both listened There was some noise
sure enough, and Gold shiyer that
would have been welcomed at any other
time crept down his spinal column and
even to his toes, He determined not to
get scared, though his teeth were chat
tering, so he announced that he would
go down and Investigate.
"Aren't you afraid, dear?" nervously
asked his wife.
He took out his revolver, struck o
match, lighted lamp and then looked
at her in disgust
i'Afraidl Well, hardly. never saw
the man yet l was afraid of. Now, don'i
make any noise, but come on.
The little woman stared in astonish
ment ''Do you want me to 60 tooY"'
"Do ] want you TO goY Why, Of
course ! do You must go ahead and
carry the light so can see TO shoot Dc
you think / could hit a burglar in the
darkG Hurry up, or he'll be gone, "
And that man made the little woman
go ahead with the light while he held
the revolver over her shoulder at full
cock. They traversed the house from
garret to cellar, finally found strsy
dog scratching at the back door and
game back to bed. He sat up for an
hour telling her what he would have
done had there been burglar there. =
indianapolis Sentinel,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07

Johnny" said the lads father,
"wLogo bave you hccii? Your heads
wet.
"Is it?'' exclaimed tho boy, his cheer
ful expression vanisltinS.
"It certainly Is, AID your hands and
isoc are cleaner than they have been for
weei .
even. scs' washed 'em."
"Anl that isn't your shirt you ore
wearing"
Father" said the boy, ''the beauti-
full story Cf George Washington which
you and mother have so oft related to
me sank deep in my heart. I have heed
ed the lesson. Father, l cannot tell a
lie Ihave been in swimming. Wash
ington Star.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07

Putting HerseIf In nls rlaoe.

"Ef you wuz me. mum, said the
fierce looking. shaggy haired tramp,
stepping inside the door as he spoke,
''and hadn't had bite fur "a hours,
would you git down on yer knees an
beg fur mOuthful Of cold yictuals, or
would you feel like You had q right 70
a square meal an jist help yeraelfi"
~ think I'd see II the folks kept q
dog about the house, replied theeqnare
jawed woman, starting for the Wool
shed, before | pns ~ any airs And u
Ihey haa''==
But he didn't wait Chicago Trib-
nne.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07

TO frowned.
"Tben Jon refuse my pFoffered suitf''
"Yes.
"Do you with 70 shake my faEh "
W0manf'
~ wish n sAaAe sYeythins, phe
answered. With y sweeping gesture, the
Significance u which could not b. mis-
taken. Detroit Tribupe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07
A High Liver

Usually has bad liver. He is bill
ious, constipated, has indigestion and
dyspepsia. II there Ia no organic tTotl-
bic few doses of Parks Sure Cure ID
the only liver and kidney cure we sell
on positive guarantee. Price $l.OO.
Sold bv Capital Drug Store
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07
Cooper Shop.
CYRUS STEWART

has opened up q shop north OF Mics mill, In
south haiop1, where he IL prepared 70 make
and repair all kinds Of cO0pernge, such -
paiis. tnbg, kegs, barrels and churns, Only
the best seasoned stock used. Prices reason.
ablD. T-5l-d&w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07

Can xiFe good roforeaee6. Ee(lmates fDEpi4h
"a. Aeaf|ef. Deo lRahffxolh, he.ele. NJ
diess fs.. e ss..s ssIss y ga. .sIlss ~ a sstN 'z5
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07


The new Vanderbilt houses are ex-
pressly fortified against anarchists Hot
water and rifles are provided in conven-
lent places ready for garrison of serv-
ants to keep mob at bay.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07
CONSERVATORY or MUSIC
willamette University

Ifae beon Orxanized fnr thirteen years More
than seventy graduates, hee now eight
La4fhafo. Mos coRpieie aud best equipped
pinhos ana two organs owned BY the Heheo
Va lo4cning aud practice o0ufhoN, aud meth.
o1e ike lalfsf aud bnsi. Plano, blHan. goief
esiIal lnsifomsnls, hafmJ1g, oeuni8r poini
Iugne otohoatSaIl0n are taught. Diplomas
are NlFfn 90 nomplGlion 0f tOuT9o. THIS a.
f9apfeifd. f0f hs9ther p4fIiouIers fali ~
Rd6fasf n ". fhHpfH,
III Mus, Dna., piFecioF,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07
| NEIY TARIFF
(. AND INCOME TAX.
Darison With Duties Under
the Old Law.
|JUsr PASSED BY CONGRESS.

'hd Exact Copy Of the Schedule Of
designed to Take Erect Aug. 1,
THE Complete Free Llst-Text Of
hcome Tax.
|DULE M-Puip. PaDer and BoOkA
-Avernge Au
ValOrem Under-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-07

Hoods Pills sre purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, always reliable and
beneficial,
, 1894-03-28
Oas Greiben ser Ourfen in nItit
beeten.

Semitic @emiiie96rtner iGen Sic eriten
@urten lcbon I'M DECEMBER; aber i'm 2[Q>
gemetnen fGn9t man an, ite in BEN eriten
Sagen oeS Sebruar auf parme 8eete 81
iGen. Sobalb it9 nun bic SamenblGtter
gut dus9ebtloet BADEN, tperben ite 3u 100
bis $50 unter Elm Teniter, ouf etn an6eres
lcbon porbereiteteS 8eet ptftrt, ODER man
pflan3t Ite in fletne T0pfe un0 Ienft Die>
ielben elm, mas Sen 8ortbetl bietet, Ite
ipGter nit 8auen an Srt uno SteQe
pflanSen 81 f0nnen, o9ne Bic @urSeln at
bei6dbi9en. Nenn bieieIben 3pet 8lGtter
eebiIbet ba6en, mas un9efGbr in bret
@Dd6en Ser Sal ietn miro, tper6en ite gez
f0pft unb na6 a3t bis 3ebn tpetteren
Sagen BADEN ie lid g%elpObnlic9 10 tpeit
entWifelt, OoB ite a%usgepflan3t per6en
fOnnen.
0te NuSpflansune lit bor3uneDmen, io>
bal0 Die 8eete Qeniigen6 ernGrmt Itno.
Wtan pfan5e stpet g f~lon3en llnter Elm
Seniter unD be6ede bielelben io9leic6 nit
Stro9matten, peIdbe man ungefdbr brei
Gage oaralt lte9en IGBt, UNI baS Qtn5
!Da6ien 0er iun9en 8flanSen 3u fGr6ern {;
i'm Be:teren bedt man fte Worgens ab
uno bebeGt ite ipteber NbenbS. SIT ionntz
9eS Wetter in ben eriten Gogen racb Der
~Nnpfan5un9, 10 lit 9let6faus S3atten Su
9eben, Inn Die tun9en Yflan5en Dot ben
Gcrtpelten 81 i3iiben. SObaIb bic g fan
sen gut angeipa6len iinb, gtebt man Suit,
ipenn eS oaS gSetter erlaubt. 8tcr3eDn
Sage na6 ber N%uSpflanSung fGrgt mar an
3u i6neiben; bic 5tpet 9aupttriebe, pelcbe
iid6 nab Dem &0pfen 81 beiben Seiten
9ebtl0et baben, tDer0en auf bret 8lGtter
3uriid9ei6nitten, bic Seitentricbe, pclcbc
folgen. auf Spei 8lGtter. Dian babe Sorgc,
ale Sriebe gut all85ubreitelt, nacboem man
Die Sberf l6cbe nit StrOD bele9t bat. SIS
lit ferner ein 3ubicbtmerbcn bet; 8lGtter AT
perDilten, ba ionit bic Bliltber feblicblagen
%fOnnten. Wfon lou gletbfauS ale gclbeu
8lGtter lorgfdlti9 entfer1en.
@cmilie @emiiie9Grtner fGpfen Sic g flane
sen erit na6 benz NuSpflai15en, anitatt nadb
bent Yitiren; ie ibneibeu alSbonn auf
bier 8lGtter unb tpeiter ouf ei1 8latt, 10
ntel Triebe eben tommen m0gen. SecbS
@ocben nacb benz IuSpflansen tpir0 man
nit Dem YflilGen beginner f0nnen un6
iinb Die Srii9te, ipel9e MIN in DoQem
WtaBe eri6etnen, INNER recbtseitig Dor Der
9teife ab5unebnlelt. Die Sragbarfeit balert
ipenigitenS 5rpei Mtonate, ipenn man Soree
bat, ,0aB itb bic Sriibte nicbt SIT piel an
bGufen un0 imtmer nltr cine 6rucbt olf
etnem 9tite fteben ldBt. GS lit alsbanu
notbpenbtg, ieben Smeiten Sag 81 gieBen,
benn Bic 9flan3cn bebiirfen fortmG5renSer
Teu9tigfeit, I'M ale Sriicbte gu erndbren,
ionit perminbert ii6 bte Gra9bartett un6
bic Sritbte perben bart.
, 1894-03-28
2~taoemeiner proouftenmarft.

Sutter- 8eite Creamery : Naare, 900
gle; quite, 18@20c; mittelmGBtge, 16@17c. ;
9oirp, bette, 19@2Oc; mittel9ute url6 quite,
17@19c; frii6er Pafin9 Stod, 8@9c.
Snttertne- @ait Safe 0oirp, 1896;
empire, 133; bette Creamery, -@19c; Suit
notier, III; III GOuS ober ~fleineu @ebi116el1,
&C mebr.
Sdie = gsite n6ua Cream o6eOOors"
1O3@11c; u&wtts", 11@19c; nDOun9
Nnertca", 12@123c; na99emo9ter S9wei3er
l9@13c; n8rif", 11@12c; 9im6ur9er, 8
@9c.
8ete ,9toutes", 1880 =;
mittel9ute, 81. 5O@-.; nit Ser Mai6ine
9eretni9te, $1.00@1.25.
Ger Sang frii6e, 1O3c Oos 0utenO.
90 9tstep- $1.15.
@eflii9el le6enbes, Surfep, $40
SC; 9itbner, 8@83c; 6ennelt, @ c; olte
ullo tltn9e, O. c; @nte1t, 8@10c, fir
SAME, 9ubenb $500 unb $500; Spring
Gbidens", -@-9c baS 4fuu6.
9Gute- SEQ. l, 34@34; 0to. 2, 24@24;
gfO, l, Cali 81; &Glow, $40, 1, gu A; g{o.9,
81 44c.
0bR- Celebrities: aepfel, tiintlid gez
trodnete, 5000 .bas Bfunb; an Der @omfle
9eoorrte aOrblt6e, 63@7c; YfrIi9e, S4@94c;
Srombeeren, -@-c; 0tlnbeerelt, 154@16c;
SaIiformii9e: @pritoler, -@-c; lli6tsez
l0"'N RIhIlDCI O2WfI) Ye|Uulley -0|Ct
Plaunrem, o.; &olinen: ,gonbOn 9apz
ers", @ baS &if6en; nMustateUer"
6bf- friI6eS: aepfe1, $4.OO@5.O 90 unb
S5.OO@6.OO, ie na6 Der Site; 8anonen,
$1.-@1.25; @itroneu. $2.-@3.-.
Sortof elm = 8urbanfs 5O@55c; 6ez
brons, 48@52c; Stole, 5O@56c; bur6eir=
amber, 45@50c per 8ul6el. SerIep GIpeetz
YptdtoeS, SQtnot1er, So. 50@3.0O bas Sab.
Semi ii e 8eiBfraut, 9Ouiiialla. before
$50 $50 q 400 Oas S 9s '& Selerie. 20 S a. 10
oas 9utenO; 28eiBe 3tiberr. S .75@1.25
8aaB Mobrriiben. 75c@- Oos SAP; GOt6e
6iiben, 81. OO@1.25 baS SaB; @urtert, S1.0O
@l.4O Sos 0nbenO; g99- 9lant, O.
DGs 9rbenS; Snn9e Grblen, $1,000 Der
%Gaie"; 3wiebellI, iun9e, -@-c bas !
ySlG)e", q 6 &0rbe uno 50c@S1. 90, a 4
Scribe.
@ranberrtes - QGiScouitn SeG unb
Gberrp, ST.. OO@-.- bus SoB; Gape COB,
$500; bette SerIep, S.6.OO@7.00.
@rb = @jetrofnete, eriiue, 95c.
@outg- GeiBer Rlee, III 9flnbe ab9es
t9eiGt, 14@-c; ui1t 10 bed, 1Oc; buufel Se=
Iarbt, 10@14c. bas PfunO; auSgelaiener,
5@6c.
8eieucOrn-g tuf Der 8a6n lair, bis
y6oice", grimes 34@34c mittlereS, ROTH ODER
blaBfarbi9, 3@34c; rotb u1b 9ro6, 2@24;
mortll19", grimes, &c; rotb ODER 9elbe1Ot9ets
DeS, 24@3.
3wtebeln = SQinOiIer, 45@55c per
VuIhpI
, 1894-03-28
Atlas Coupon.
WArftbert0t.
@bico.4 %. W2drs.
@ossen@ @erfdufe worem: go. 2 49c.

SIFN w y : ~" 0NNN0"
&o99en- gerfdufe woren: go. 400.
&lete GertGufe waren gu $11.25@
$12. 80.
@si66Itn9s gerfaufe woren gu
S12. 25@12.5O.
Sen 8ertGufe poren: SEQ. 1, Simotbp,
S1O.O0@1O.5O: 0to. 2, 8imotbp, $9@9.5 so;
gem. &lmotbp, $6.00@8.5O; uplaub 4rairie,
4uswobl, S8.00@8.5O; SEQ. 1, S7.OO@7.5 80;
9to~2, $6@6.50.
Smell 6urtes gSeisenme6l @atenD su
S3.25@3.6O i'll 0ol5 pei9es @etSeu, &oteGt,
S3.O0@3,35; borteS Q8ei5et @%Gferme6l S1.8O
@2.0O III Gdfe1t; 1pei6eS g8eiSen 8Gfermebl
$1;5O@1.75; nreO bog, $1.35@1.45 in
SGfen; 9Si~1termeiSen 50. 6O@2.75 in 6ols.
@orn GertGlfe na6 Probe: go. 2, 81
@373c; go. 3, 81 q e; 90. 3, meiBes,
= CO; SEQ. 3, 9elbes, 81 Go; 9fo. A.,
@inte"wetsen- @erfGufe mad 9robe
morelt: 9to.2, rotber, 574@58c. No. 3 rot6er
53@55c ;ogfO.4, rot6er, 46@48c.
0aer- 8erfGufe mad 8ro6e rparelt (:
9{o. 2, 31@313c; 9to. 2, meiBer, 334@344c;
90. :, 3O@334; go. 3, weiBer, 314@334c.
S0mereten-8 erfGufe nod Qrobe mo-
ren: Slo6s, SEQ. 1, $1.38; &imot6p, $4,000
4,273; &lee, S7@9.25.
@erite- 9erfGufe mad Strobe woren:
9to. 3, 5O@6Oc; 500. 4, 45@54c.