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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

Mr. Ruskin's work. Verona" collection Of
lectures delivered between 1870 and 1885, Is nearly
ready for publication. II Is TO have a frontlspece
IN color and about eleven photogravure plates from
drawings by the author. limited edition de luxe
WITH India proofs Of plates Is also In course OF prep
aration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
Railroads..
pennsylvania
@ RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbro,sc' and cor'la1it Street
In Effect February 10th, 1894.

In Effect February 10th, 1894.
I0:Oo 4. VI PENNsfLvANfA LIMITED Pallma.
ana 2a STATE ROOM seePn~ D mkSs
@ SS ii H. NJ 5n 5s@s HS6 y 1914 EXPRESS
mS and sefPns and Bnng Cars e st. 1ss ou
c!S ssi =, g. p M Va fRssfo xP B .,n,
q.
Ars and RnnS p to rpcn ana LOUIS
500 ar: AGrf fcc1nS 2-g?s Buff. s.,
81 Car 70 Rlttsbnrg Connects Tor Chicago and Toisis
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AID THE SOUTH.
:. 80 $50. 1910 damted pinins Cap II A. ~. .2lo
Florida Special all Sleeping and B i1i caTs' 2:io
cars,. 4:$5 Dining Cars' $50 p. NJ, I2:i5 night.
All rarior and Dining Cars, 4:so Dining carr. SD
ago p: M,Rchmon1 and panvi, g., E5p,s:s daslN
GOO y. W.-Daily for Chcsapeale Ohio Railway.
For oD poNr coMroRT ana via Cape
Charles Ronte; A. NJ weekdays and with Through
sS 8 J s4sS4 20 SSas s. I'VE "
PnEss Tor IhS9as.ylle js:ssss2ny,,e xgsu,,lS.
sni Havana $50 VI TIesdays THarsday' and sa,a':
r. ssn $50 sp Ts 'f'' n Ss rs St 81
For &r @aS 'f crY 'r 10 S 2 !" Weekdays g with
For n cAFr l Mav. Ego, n c1 Teesaav-
For Long B5anch As51ry pcrx occ.n oroy. and p9,s
p. NJ week-iays Sundays o:s5 4 ~ 5i5 p ~
DO not stop NJ Ashrry PAX AMI Ocean Grove
rvrr.., go r E% r HI Sas y $:pp. nr
4 40 .. G. 7. 7:5O. 8 $50 N l2i5 night. sun:
A. NJ "a 90 Z g. 7.is $ $40 p " io:is night
Ticke, Ocoz Nos f23 ati 100 il2 and 2fl Broadway.
Aston House East i25th Street md 700, ~ Dss.
hrosses and Cortland Streets; Court street., $50 Full
ton street Broadway. and BROOKLYN Annex station,
foot ~ Fulton street Rrootvn Station Jersey cry .
The NevYork rarsfsr ''i,latly WI o. or ana cecH
rTr'[-oeT p WOOD
General nanayo- General pass'r Agent.
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CTNARD LINE.
~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSToWN- "a =.
r.f Fob - A. N ltamlhnit y 49, y ~ H. u,
Aurania. March 3 p. ser,a Mch =, - a. H.
r,Irari1 Nrf TO- 30 a. rfruria. .Mch. 81 j p m
Jmbrla. .Mch. II 2 n Luc.nia NJ I 80 n m
Cntin passage $50 and UPWARD Second clhin so anu
inward according - steamer and loclt1n.
eeerare ticket. to and from all parts OF Europe Al
,.rv i0r. rates For freight passage aany AZ the
cor5-anv's Office Bowling Green New ork.
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agents
CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS ~
y Japan AND CHINA.
YORK TO JAPAN ~ II DAYS
Irfontol saiiings from Vancouver:
EMPRESS or CHINA. .Marcn ..
I.Mpl.ESs or INntA........-........ .Api,I %
7 " ct-r..,-r,ra EVERETT FRAZAE.
r. China md Tanan Freight Agt..
t,,o,5,ay ~ = 60 Wal-st -. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

The new English quarterly. "Biographica' Is 10
present articles in French as well as IN hns"s' ~
first number. which Will appear heN' .'o''"' 80,
ha,.o nonor entitled ia Bblophle Moderne" by
NJ octave Tame II IS proposed to fill the maya
zine with articles written by writer's of authority on
various points OF book-lore which require speciA'
troatmen: without being Of sufficient importance 70
be made the subject Of separate volumes large
number Of specialists have been engaged 10 pfeP''.
these articles The magazine IS TO be thing Oh
beauty as regards its makeup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
VIRGINIA H07r SPRINGS,


N.v h.,.i AMI COTTAGE, ani the complete bathing
c.'aiii, ir,.1t 10 Ae..rr'.
,op feet elevation. tho great Warm Springs Valley
nia reached hy tho Chesapeake and OHIO Hallway
Magnificent mountain surroundings and superb climate
bathing rYm the best European baths Every
t.a from flowing h.t springs-ho, hot air. hot
,io.t che curative bath known. needle. spray.
electric fnassare. &c
one nights ride from Sew-York VIA the c. & o. F.
T. v Limited slccuers md Dining car.
Fun Information IN application IT g & o. once 362
r- lIaay. New-York or ty addressing Dr. +. W. CHA
riN Medical plrcr'or or ). T. CHAMrLIN. Manager
Ii.f eH...s.. h.'l co.. Va
BNaA f ,s @F Try fsS S,. FL, non S'P SS;
ter. cty comforts mrrrn conYe"'nees prices moderate.
HOTEL LuHAY
IL ATLANTIC CITY. ". J.
nl,ecuy ~ ,c '-h II 'rd sun r!r;r anI pa' y
o. inr 'nrd by Sr '' sr G1"'y WIZ"
J. WHITE Owner ami Manager.
RI ~. HrNNfMGpE ArL1ANTTic CITY m s ~
IL N'H'4,~''' ,r a.'f s ssiLw&i f2 al" '"' yea"
norEL WctNoNr Au4nuc cry. y J.. Ocean end
ii kenuc.. a,. open" steam heat' a. 'rinttn1frn'
- 80 - hTIA%TIc CITY. \. -. %,
Elevator n pas!'F AMI AL modern cnEcnrnecs ga
JIornI. EDISON. Atlantic city. y. J.. Mlehlran.aye.
q, @ MA. m,o ,s'''''' steam j. g corELAN6.
I!orEl posconEL, ATLAXTIc CITY \ = Ken
A. r.. MARION.
IN IrHMAN. ,,
/ ATLANTIC CITY. y J. Ocean "ni - rcnns,ivanla-
ALWAYS OPEN T. ~. LEHMAN x 90
/ V'HE IRVlNGTON.
ATLANTIC CITY y. '.
ON 30 beach: modern ami attractive. elevator: steam
h.,t: filtered water 9aIor. billiard ana music
CHAMBERS & HOPES.
,v,ur, rTKT0V ATLANTIC CITY. y j. kentucky
| ave ncar H,1ch Home comforts. steam heat; ap-
o1ntments hrs'-casa r VILE
xxuEN IN BUFFALO. STOP AT THE
w GENESi.E.
/ NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes
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NQIENIRIAN LINE

COLUMBIAN LINE
~ VIA ISTHMt'S OF PANAMA.
70 California Mexico and Pacific Ports OF Central ara
South America. -
CITY u Para Fob. oS noon Ne0 Men ~ noon
Pa,,enge,J This line % san Francisco enjoy me CON-
forts a. tropical climate and the way cal Ak po'''
0, SIX Central American Republics AMI Mexico. .,,.
san Francisco.
Incluling meals ard berth for - -FOUR w'eks
For rill rar'cuiars address Tho general agents
STAMFORD PARRY HEBRON x 20,
D broadway. Pier ~. 81 y. r. y. y
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatiantlque'
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
"A pRFTAGNI: collier ...........Slt Fob - a m
La BOT RGOiNF L'l OF. .......... sat, Hon - nun
il GASl'OGNE Sarfai Sat. Mob 20. 40 A. m
York 70 Mcyanfra. Egypt. vin pers TIP 'aAa ~
cayr. First-class 500. secoal-class. SIG
A. FORGET General Agent, No Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

In an article on Puskln, printed in the March num-
YER Of "McCure's Magazine" NJ. II. spiclmann gives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
for Sale.

T. SALEl - = ,., cunning order
one complete Steam Plant in perfect running oGg
rsfstinr 81 rar of Robert Whith %ewburgh Coriiss
t-r~,.s Connected quarter centre II IN ~ m; =,
., i'm counter shaft main belt; also two 100 H. l.
Dahcock a. Wilcox Boilers with loo H. ~ Siiat
ho.,cr with large lot Of steam. exhaust ana water ples
rb above rlant can be seen running every Day i"q'
% ''''9' JAMES A.. BROWN. Auditor.
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
~ CIr.urp-ST G.. tho South and Southwes-
JAcKSONVIT.IE and all Florida points.
From Pier % f. II 0oot Of Roosevelt-st,) 2. mo-
EEMINflf i'f 81.
'st o.
AT.GONtli' ~
2"rorlfnolat'on"
" WM. p CLYDE r CO .ieneraI As'n'sx
FLA CENT & PENN EAST r & p LINZ; - 80 IHg :
GUT so FRT & PASSR LINE. via CnARIESrON
'' r O. EGiR Gen'I Act $40 Bway " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
WHITE STAR LINE.

Ccrmanc Feb &c 10 10 o H. lGermanc. Mch o. II a. m.
.r.utonic Mch : M a m. 'rcutunc. April III.
Eritunnic Mn n m Iyritann. April H. 10 n
sAai.flr Nct ~ N .Naicstlc. April Is. 10 am
From white Dock. foot OF West iotlst. ,,.,,,
No COTTON GARFIELD IN PASSENGER STEAMER5
Saloon $50 UNIV rd according To- steamer and 10.
cation u berth cabin these steam.s SSo and
$50. Stecrage or from the Old Country. 80 NO -
broadway. New York. Philadelphia Office 400 wanut-st
H. MAITLAND KERSEf Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
9TH and s6TH STREETS. NETWORK.

For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
~ UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 80 ss,h-s,.
u 9th year. Prepares for colleges scientific schools
business Primary department Four resident pupils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
Dunrlna Academies.

IrXANDEE MACGREGOi,S Mendelssohn Asse esoas
I6NTe los West Private lessons ana cihsSes
IN dancing.
4, 20 T. WALTER lately returned Dn.,s Soppy
" Classes and private Lesson. III ooo'e" ~ ~
400 Colun,hus-ave. S0:h and Slst SITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

B|0)KT"n
THE TROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boarding
ana Day School Girls i"d year % ms September
. 13s-1iD M0ntague-st. Brooklyn ~. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

Mr. Walter Hoeant has finished now novel. and
IS now in search 81 "a name Tor H.
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For Both Soxes--Cit'

For Both SoXes--CTtV
ID FEIITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
- Madison Square (25th-st and Broadway1
Term begins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

this description Of the evenings at BRAN "o''. -
III quite lately Mr. Rusl.in loved TO redu 'co' anu
Hvron 10 the family as when evening ore" i" '"ey
sat around and listened. And he Wou'u oioiN va
now and again to enlarge upon text OF hi'e'Po'"
q piece of luminous criticism, never so haPpy do
vbon an enlightening discussion would ensue' 'ut
now the readings are discontinued fNi''' "
family and visitors meet in the dra"lnsroohn' 'o
the professor now dimes alone. as cohV'I7iti"" -
ant to nave a distressing effect on ms 'lSe9'ion' 80
the vigcr Of his mind has outrnn me cdP'V"' VI w
liver Then Il Gun Of coffee and 4 glass oi port are
brought to him. while the enlivcning conversation
pr,cqeds-the nosier the laughter ana the joiner TIC
talk the better and more welcome; or "p'c 0''-''
the cbess-board IS brought ont AT once ana the Pi'
fcesor plays couple Of games win MI ''Er'" ".
with the visitor brilliant game player VIII" b'ei'
rapiditv and dec zion Of thought Ana SO the even.
ing wears on until upon the strok" ol h'l-pd9' ~
Mrs Severn summons tho con 10 wlthur'"' '9o''' ~
him gently from the room to tho door VI Ms WV
little chamber where his valet Is already III At
tendance"
Mr.. George W. Smalley has contributor 10 t,s
Apri number OF Harper paper on the hhsiS"
House OF Lords.
Mrs Humphry Wards "Marcella' Will De pup
lshod early in April It is not study OF socialism,
though IT discusses social problems 1t Is sIid' 10y
the way. that more than 10000 copies oil Da'i'
Grcve" have been sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
- OHDEHToNN O. - MILITARY INSTITUTE.
- REV. 4. II LANDOS, PRINCIPAL.
CAPT. T. II. LANDON COMMANDANT.
~ LMWOOD SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. at Milford Conn
II Parents who unfortunate in the man1rcnent
i well t. pront by tho advantage offered
ly school tie schOol il IN sesion during the
year. FRANK NJ. HOWE supt
~ HrEl!OLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. X. J.-5oth year
I9ys' boarding School Primary college Preparatory
Course Shorthand. Typcwriting. TelegAphy.
MAKE YOURSELF A MECHANICAL ENGINEER
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rospondence School o., Mechanics Scranton Pa To begin
students need only Know how e. read and write. NOD.
crate charges. Send Tor fire." circular
NEWTON a. j. ISSTITUTE-I,ome l,e and care:
ing ban tennis equestrian dept. J. Wilson y. ~. Prin
/ $3.50 Co,h year Send for illustrated cataiogu..
JOHN X rlLpEN. 4. 81. ". D. Principal
For Young Ladies-Couatrr
1toRRfsTowN NEw-JERsEf. MISS DANAs
wi BoAVDN(i SCHOOL for Girls College preparation;
i.s,den native French ami German teachers. special
courses in music and art Terms 800.
,I,Hr CATHEDRAL. SCHOOL OF ST MARY.
i GARDEN CITY. n. Y
Advantages Of Ncw-York Special Instruction in Music
study Enearement. now for September 1904
Miss JULIA H. FARwELT Principal.
/ NE N|'-' cAMBRfDGE MAS
Advantages OF Boston Comforts % home. Small classes
NJ ARTHUR GILMAN Is the Director.
fc HrrIHoUsr-AvE. Nsw,hsysn. conn,wes, End
principals sead for cireulaiA>
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Ocean Steamers.
GERMAN MEDl1-E RRANEAN
SERVICE,

GERMAN MEDl1T ER8ANEAN
SERVICE,
T IHoYb s 8. E 60 "NNii PAcKET co.
yewYor & Azores GSraiis Aigcfs Naples Genoa
& ylcroEA Fc9 "a ~ AZ Alse, Genoa Sapie' Genoa
E EgpA b MaT Mr. g. NJ M Ir for ' He naples Genoa
sIEyIA, March u $3.50 2 M for N9 iI Azores Genoa
K WEKFk NJ Mareh = H''4 A. H. for Asss Naples Gene"
E EhRA Ag' "A n H. fa; ~33 qsso,
tIDA na ssr E s2 Nj 5+d 5lT %T fnS G?nnAhrAn
,d ne9 Ndpas sc Gsnoa S GSa tar Hm6as London
and an R oyG s. g. CO.. mp Mali srs
oelr,ehs & - 'ig" avs ~ Broadway n. Y.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS $; $; co.
NEw OBJ r s2TTHAN sTGAME BREMEN
ASF H. E Mss z sPIse Tas ss
"encin An Fms ST. r,;.. Meh G9 3d. Az
Lam" -" . onf niI, < %. 2 Bowling Green:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FAST LINE TO F I%lHox Is &xo cqS TT
TTq ScEGg SR ENo s6T Tsn1f 81 HAMSrRd
srRTNG sAiLINGs. Nav >,
cogmsa ls N Nrq. snarc jS S""' J..
ES.%anna - 9 Columbia nags.s Victoria =
ow WntSg r9iS: pirrT Tara AZ: ~ BRoADwAY
A EUROPE. HOLY LAND. CALlrORN!A.
.BERMDA FLORIDA ME%tc0 0cesn be2ths send
Tor i0urlHt GAZE & SONS ra Broadway NswiY.,x
Es. Is.i) Oflcia Ticket Agents chief Trunk Llneh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

In the British Museum thor" e. r''e''ion ~
musical competitions. both vocal Pni instrumental.
attributed 70 Henry VIII Whether authentic or
not. they are said % lc good. and 'h'y "re 90 J."
arranged by Mr. Arn,l Dolme'sch. AMI printed AZ
the Ke.msc,tt Press hy Mr. William Morris The
book is % have the great advantage % Illustrations
hY Eurne-Innce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

u s,,,,,.rs e.r NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD
rOG%T G0MFoRr and NEwloRT NEWS oqnns9t,tinS E9'
VIRGINIA BEACH. PETERSEN re- and RI. HMoND'
VA. ana wAsluNGT9N H. cTuss.;; Wee;; ThS ani
Sat For WEST POiNT. VA.-Tues.. Thurs and sat
From Pier ~ new No. y r. f,,t Heach-st at p m
freight rates 80 all points south ana
West W. l. GtiLLAObtI irainc Ma"1.s''
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DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

IL FOR Ia GIAYEA. PUERTO CABELLO. CURA'
Gao AND MAHNCA1No VIA 81 tACAo.
FROM pIEREEPONT STORES. BROOKLYN
6 S AUEIPIIIA. Saturday. Feb. -. D. m
r :. CAIAC lay, Nafch - y m
= VEN IIt Thursday. March 10 = m
These American steamers bum expressly fr the trade
have SUPERIOR ac,DW;up iafiors flr p1sscnserS
FOR MARACAIHO- FREIGIIT ONLY. .
: :. MANACAlBO. -. saturday Mlr-n IL
80 80 BOVTTOH. BLISS G DALLTTT
General Managers. 1875 Frontst
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Mr. George W. Smalley has coh'r'pu.e' ~ 80" ~
April number OF Harper paper ." '''' ''''9
House of Lords.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

- ARIsIAN HOME FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Madane
Avs Harauli GirouN. Address. Champs Elysecs.
slrcau Paris.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JUSTICE ~ PARIS.

THE PARIS LAW COURTS Sketches OF Men and
Manners. Translated from the French b. Gerald
p Moriarty, b. 4 PIP viii, 25. Imported by
Charles Scrbner'S Sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

Mr.. Qulrer-Corch is about 70 20 e. a shor
novel bearing the queer title % Tine Bishop o
Eucl,yptu.."
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Gotels

Ocean GIcnmcr5
1NTERNATroNAr. NAVIGATION CoMPANy's LINES
From Pier IT, N0rth River foot Of Fuiton-st.
AG1[SMlWAM lUMl$
FOR SOUrHAMPTON.
Shortest and most convenient route to London.
No transfe~ h, tender. No tidal delays.
Close conrncf,n M Southampton Tor Iayrc and Paris
ty ,pecial fast twln-scrcw Channel steamers
Pcrin. 80. Feb 2s a. m Chester. Mch. 10. A. m
Now YORK Mch : 6 4 m / ncn l....Mrh 81. 4. la.
R[$D STAR lUEGI$
FOR ANrW EIiP
NOORpIANp Wednesday, Feb. IS. noon
WAEsLAND. " cdn"s.lay, March :; a. IN.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
BOWLING GREEN
4 NEW AUSTRALIAN SERVICE,
n CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Int.nd,d saings from Vancouver:
WNERTNOD ............. Mich. H. and
sptWA .Apl lG monthly thereafter.
- Y sKINvER EVERETT FRAZAR.
General Eastern Agent AustIallan t.lsu. Hyeny
1853 Broadway. y. y. % wall Street. \. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

Musical Instruction.
NJ FTROPOL1TAN COLLEGE or MUSIC.
WI LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA.
Residence fOr eadent students DUDLEY
BUCK. Pres; Albert RCis Parsons. Vlce-pres III. w.
Greene. Sec AMI Tress
10 II EAST IsTH-sT. NEW YORK
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-06-21
Boston Produce Quotations.

FLouR-'rhe flour market is reckoned very
firm. notwithst anding that wheat fell off con-
sideraby in Chicago yesterday. The big mills
are very firm. and will remain SO till the posi-
ton of wheat is more thoroughly established.
But the trade holds Off: Fine and supers,
s21eii extras aud seconds 81 56l3; Mime
sofa bakers clear and straight, 81 5ld3 ~;
winter clear and straight, 1908 IS: winter
pat. - iDd3 -; spring pat. 81 Sl9 ~.
LAMBS AND Motions Motion, are barely
steady. with the trade duh Lambs are rather
easy. Veals are easier: spring lambs, lDOlic,
ms 10 quality; choice to fancy fan lambs, lOH.
1ol9c; good to choice. ,49l@c: common to good
6lg86c; poor To ordinary, ~ ~; warnings, 50sr;
muttons, - stac; choice heavy Brig t-ns, 7ie6s
slae: choice eastern veal, 7Esc; common to
good, 5aGlac; Brightous aud fancy u1gl1c.
BUTTER The butter market holds very
steady Quotations are sustained at: Best
fresh creamcrics. small lots, snl9 -llgc; west
ern creamery, extra, $50 l9c; Ar,t and held. :
Gle; imitation creamery, - lic; factory, Il
Gle; northern creamery extra, l9a2yc:
northern dairy, lj9l1c; eastern creamery. ex-
ira, l7l91ls1sc, These price, are for round
lots.
OArs-Oats are very firm. Oats to arrive are
quoted at No. l clipped. j2o No. : clipped,
6ltec; No white, 5ll2c; No. white, jOtDc;
No mixed, SIC. Spot oats continue very
firm: No clipped, jl12l,.j2c; No. . clipped. 81
mixed, isl save.
MEAI-Cornmeal is frmer, with oatmeal
very firm: Kiln dried cornmeal for export.
e. 25d2 30 pr tbl; bag meal, 9'cdl; yellow,
graduated, s. 1908 10 ground and rolled oat-
meal, si5J95 - pr Dbl; cut oatmeal, s. $50
b 10 pr biol; rye -four 81 5ON4 rye, js(ldlc pr bu.
CHEESE Cheese holds steady, with the mar
let quiet Liverpool is easy. Northern full
ircam and twin. 0yQt,lita; tair to good, sggc;
tastern, choice, l0allc; fair to good, sl10c;
Jesiern new 90lUlRc, Liverpool is quoted at
tjs I'D.
Corn Corn is firm. Chicago No. 8 yellow
to arrive is quoted at 5ll5c, and sc for No. =
yellow. Track corn sold at sc. The spot
market is quoted at: No. yellow, &c; steamer
fellow, D950l2c; steamer mixed jOlaG5l4c.
4 PoTAToEs-Potatoes are rather easier on
/ 10Th new and old: Houlton and Aroostook he
brons, Sllbl ls Dakota reds, 81; chenangoes,
81; Nova Scotia white stars, 81; new early
rose, siG4 90 reds, 50 j044.
BEEF-The beef market continues to be re-
ported firm, from the sellers standpoint, but
buyers are holding Off as long as possible. The
market is very firm at the quotations noted
yesterday,
/ EGGs-Eggs are shade easier: Eastern
fancy fresh, l40ll5c; eastern fresh, 13Gt lac;
Michigan, l2I2d l3lac; western, l2l4Gl 3lac;
southern, ll0l2c.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-06-21
OF MANY CREEDS.
Convention at Boston Adopts Platform
of Wide Measures

Convention at Boston Adopts a Platform
of wide Measures
Boston. June l9-knights Of la bor.
trade nni5nists. socialists and People
party men net here yesterday in state
convention. Boston, ,Haverhll, Inv
renee. Lowell Bruckton, Fall River,
Springfield Fitch burg, bingham, Holy
ok, Taunton, Worcester, Gloucester,
Hudson, Marlboro and Salem were repre-
scented The conference was called to
adopt platform and to take action in the
state election this fall. james f. Carey
Of IIayerhill was chosen chairman and
J. Mccarthy Of Boston, secretary. The
platform contained the followingi
We denounce the legislation of all
political parties that has contributed to
establish a financial system which en-
ables private corporations, known as ma
tional banks, to regulate the purchasing
power OF the money tool and thereby CON
troll the business and industries of the
country We hold the system response bic
for the present stagnation, and demand,
in the words Of jefferson, that the circu-
lation should be restored to the people to
whom it belongs"
The convention declared for m issue of
money direct by the government, and the
restoration Of silver to the place held by
it prior to $50 Stock watering, uneqal
taxation, the contract system, the in
crease Of Bell telephone stock by the
legislature and many other things were
denounced. The convention favored the
government ownership Of liquor saloons,
liquor to b. sold at cost. Another con.
vent.on viii be held before the elections,
WHEN all candidates will be asked to sup
port the platform.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-06-21
Messengers Notice.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET ss:- Court Of Insolvency.
TIN. is to give not a. that on the sta
dav of May \. u. lss4. warrant in
Insolvency was issued b. Turner BusNe J..
Judge of the Court OF iusoiEeneg for said
County OF Somerset against fhe estate Of
BENJAMIN Thompson ct Pitt feld. in said
County. adiudged to be ana 1usalyen; debtor,
on petition OF said debtors creditors. which
petition was filed the sth das Of May 4.
b 1874, to which iatc interest ON claims j.
to be computed. That the payment of any
debts 10 OF by said debtor, and he transfer
and delivery of any property - lin are for
hidden by law That meetine Il the cred.
itors of said debtor, to prove their debts and
choose one or more as~lenees 81 ms estate,
will he held at Court Of In -olYency to *
holden at the Probate Cour Room IN >kow-
hogan, in said loUutv on Tuesday thu l0th 'iaY
OF July \. d 1894, at one o'cl"ck in the after
noon.
Giver under my hand the date first tb sc
wr.tt,i..
2w25 n : N1oKERSON. Dernn sheriff
as Messensef Of said lour: OF Insolvency.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-06-21

WGNsrEp, Conn, june "a severe
storm visited western Connecticut
l. ghtning destroyed john Ryan house
at Wallins Hill. The hurricane RACED at
Chapinville, and the buildings OF the
Larden Iron company were blown down.
Farm buildings in Terriugton and River
ton were destroyed. Hail seriously dam
aged or, ps. A barn icing built at
Norfolk was struck, and nine carpenters
fell from staging to the ground. An
Italian was perhaps fatally injured.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-06-21
SherifS Sale.

>omer set SIS.
Taken this seventh day of June \. D. l''i
on execution dated May 18th, \. D. 1924 sued
on judgment rendered by the SUPER = oNI'
for the County of Kennebec, at The term there
of begun and held on the first Tuesday OF ANIn
\. d. 1894 to wit on The 2ith day of Mag u
1884, in favor of Sarah NJ. Leighton of Augusta
Maine, against Harry Porter OF New H2,en-
state of Connecticut. for forty nine do',"5s
debt or damage and costs of suit taNtl a;
twenty nine dollars and thirty cents, and WIZ
be sold at public auction at the office OF a.. a,
Harrington, in Norridgewock Maine to lh e
highest bidder on the fourteenth day OF 'uH
4. D. 1891 at one o'clock in the afternoon lne
following described real estate, being nor lesi
than one-third part undivided thereof ana ~,
the righ-, title and interest which the sala
Harry Porter has or had in and to the same GU
the seventh day of June A. d. 1893 at 'e, s
O'Clock in the forenoon the time when ine
same was attached on the writ in the ANY is
suit, to wit, the farm in Norridgewock OF "hivin
Oliver Porter died seized and possessed,
bounded Northerly by the highway LEARNS cairns
from Norridgewock to Skowhegan' Eass
erly by the Ethelbert Lindsey homestead, nI NV
or lately occupied by Fred Horn, 'ouiH,
erly by land owned or occupied by Leahu5
D. Harding, and Westerly by land OF a. -
Whiting containing eighty acres more or 'e'''
June T. 1884. 81.
3w23 JOHN SMITH, Deputy Sherln'