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The record-union., 1894-11-16
METROPOLITAN THRATER.

SONDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS.
- November 18th and 18th, the world IA
ATE, introduced by DR.. A. A. Waite,
Hypnotist and Conductor. and sensitives
hound IN every audience. Thrilling sights
startling sensations, unanswerabe demon
STATIONS that the dead do live and that the
spirit does return to earth. The most won
deTlul OF all exhibitions ever seen in this city.
S~m Io0 t,iiu hCttt, iOIIhS seen, eIc,
Harry II. Waite, who has been before the sci
entlfc world since he was five years OF age,
ana before American, English, French and
German audiences for the past sixteen years.
lie is now en- route to Bombay, India, to rep.
resent the American Mediums in the Worlds
Greatest Phenomena.
Admission, so and rs cents. Doors open
at 1870; curtain at S:15. nI4-5t
The record-union., 1894-11-16

SARsAPARILLA AND IRON. Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 81 NJ street.
The record-union., 1894-11-16

A REWARD Will BE PAID FOR THE
n return of horse and cart, which ran away
Tuesday evening, 18th; last seen at Tenth
star in forehead, unshod; Petaluma cart, col
lar and names harness, nearly new. Return
TO 1917 l. street. n15-2t*
The record-union., 1894-11-16
THE DAILY RECoRD.UNION
THE WEEKLY UNION

Is the cheapest and most desirable Home.
News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific Coast.
The WEEKLY UNION per year......s1 80
The record-union., 1894-11-16

am NUAL NETTING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
" Peoples Savings Bank of Sacramento
will be held at the Office Of the bank a. $50
O'Clock Monday evening, december ). / S94.
n1-td GEO. w. LORENZ. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
FURNISHED Gonscs 90 Get.

CLUBHOUSE TO LET. FL KNISHED.
From May !. premise, culiei by IIor-
ward Club for last seven wears, at Wcs,
2zd-st.: connects VIII CARA Ec'tiurant
(o3l-stD clubs desiring - rcduro cs-
r.nscs and iun upon ba-is or hNcd charges
ulcafc notice tbs UNUSUAL .Op orInity;
suitable for one large or Two snall club.
bedrooms paw hail rent a-hcI. \.
CLARK. D. West 23d-st.
GRAMERCY PARK .--Iiousc facing the
lark II rooms. baths steam heat. fur
uisbnd or unfurili shed IA excellent order
Address r.. j.. Box 20. Tribune Uptown
once, ,242 Broadway.
TO LET FURNISHED. - for the
roorth- OF February and M1Ich tApn "
d. sli,dl. a double house pleasant, sliu.
Irvinotor.or.thc.lf witt us, OF
Lor. cs aud car ag $. colchr'n a1d SOL
vans. Apply Room 81 - PaF" Row.
Srw-S0rS.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
Real Gsiate 10 Cxlbam9r.

IMPROVED business pro; crty. ccu-
traily located on brsi bu.ine-, street In
st. Paul Mimi. wcll-rcnt d viii Stand
closes. lnVcstl.a'i0a; wili cXchine, for
Ncw-Yo.k Long Island suburban or
country home, improved or proved.
Addrcs. Room $50. Park.aye. II0iol.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
flats % Get, tlnfnrnishe0 l..

A.-SECOND FLOOR. APARTMENTS;
6 light rooms lath. heat. spacious hall;
excellent service; near Metropolitan Oprr1
House; so and 81. DALEY. II Wo>J
3Jth-Si.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
Citn Real Cstatc for Sale.

COL1'MBrS- -'u'r property; cs-
ccllcat investment; l.b, raj terms. OWNER
~ Wlllau.-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner IUsth.,t.--
SIb..dntiai. artistic, detached h1u,e; low
lficc; send ~ cireClai. ATLAS III.
.!.DN.rMENT CO.. - 81 Oadway.
VALUABLE Ave. corner i-story iron
building: good investmcui: bargain Gnick
buyer. might cXcheusc. NIXON. ~ j. way.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
Real G;slatc Wanteo.

WANTED.-In tho country within -
miles OF ely. house with grounds and mod
ern imprrN cncnt. Aduicse, giving full
particulars. &. II. O., Tribune Onicc.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
Domeshr Sitnar,ons Uanlc0

Males.
Az HONEST. INTELLIGENT AND
Industrious German Protestant man. 81
year, old. wishes cmIloyment 10 some Pc.
spcctablc privnt. house. pl.'sc aunrcs
II l.. Box lQi, Tribune Oniec'
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
Grlp fDanlcD.

-
Malcs
AGENTS.-salary o. commission. irca,
Chemical Ink Era,iug Pencil. Sells y.
.ieht. Works Ike nnr.c. Agcnt, I1ats
81 to sl25 per week. Write MON .DE
ERASER Mo. CO.. 200. IA Crosse.
AGi.N S.-Sj dIiy pr,iit -c'nHg Whit
Satin Boquet' tac mn.t lasting pnr:-rne
made new method Of selling require. 10
:alA other fast selling r0oGs IN same llnr.
!. PUTNAM 4 CO.. Wet WIrstri. Corn.
ADtNTS DO YOr WANT - MAKE
MONEY If 80, send - cent, for on 4
tno l,-t sailing IItc1tci hyI~capG n.cc--
.,fies On tie ma.Act. u, a. p ghi. =.
- n'h hr.n, 20" B,'ad"-l, Ne" -No'h.
Nl:E YOr or Ol IttrIOY az N '-
The ncw llitlc pillow Vcntl9tor or feather
rrnovutor sells n s.lht 70 families. BORT
ins-houscs. hotels ho'Ii'alN. ctc sam
pie paid by NAL. - -, circulars re-
j.. (. NJ. CO.. l39 Wc,i Iloustol--t.
office spr~ialtv Sol, it-rf wi'h l1rtr
mont. Enclu-r stamp. An. Lo'A-O FdhN
o.. Milwaukee. WI.
MEN WANTED on cat'lc.stcamer' -
london and Liz rinol work for passage.
Apply 81 Grocnwici.-at.
SAIFSMAN.-A uaSciiinc salesman ~
sell jewelry 10 iho trade salary Z: 100 pr
,,.,r and expenses. Ad lrcss MANArLHr
y. o. EoN 153. New.Yor6.
sALEsMAN.-To sril 70 rcnt'' furnish
ing s'orca: must De- rcli1bie. with refer
rrco.. and posi- 500 caoh security 40
n week and 8 per ccht rpninii ,'i,h Iad
AIS, hotel aud travelling "Np'n-"'. Nd
dress =. Bon 10. THl"nc Onlcr.
WANTED-A man with experience In
sclliug books si!SrrTarc. portraits, etc,
10 merchants as premiums; only ~ 80 w.th
actual experience IN this lnc Of work
need apply to good pirilc- We VIII make
in, raj Arrangement Address Box 4 4,O33,
Station l.. InilaGclP.iia.
Females.
LADIES WANTED % write ri home
best w0gss; %. stamp. BLUSH or
ROSES. south Bend, Ind.
WA%1 ED.-Noung lady and gent Tor
the stage. A., Harlem Tribune Onirc.
ANTED.--IaGics 10 do light seNiny
at homo; work sent by mail, prepaid and
u,if for by the piece; s"rd stamped ,l,; cl,
yc!Olo for PARTICULAR. Bass /
>i..DLFWOI,K co., =" fremont Row
Boston. Mas.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
toork iOantco.

Males
NIDDLE.AGED business nan dc'ires
-, ro.,flon IN an Office. Or In any h'uciafl
rlIa.i'V. rnd. tinG- bookkeeping I'ci'
enre arc sccur.t' salary ni"d'ri"' H. -
Tribune Oficc.
As PRIVATE Sc CRiaI Ai,h 'vnn-
denti.l CLERK or in CaIcr Office Of resp hSi-
Iil,tv ard trust. the advertiser oilers az
6cr,icc, 1, individual. firm or CORPORATION
Of wealth and large interests; 3S var ~
age. single. Of strict integrity, am NUM- t,
Iosso.sinr net eiiewdnc-. and uihcr bnrl-
ness qualifications and can Offer hisne,'
references Address ABILITY AND III
lINF,MENT. Tribune once.
AMBITIOUS YOUTH Of 10 seeks POI.
tion whore faithfulncso Will be- appfcc"'tTs
highest cIiy reference. "a lf' -.
DUSTHY, Christina Aid % EHl 10y H'c"' "'
ciety, 90 Bible House.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
Tonntrn Real Gstdte for Sale

AGENCY FOR MON ICLAIR. lies e
dcncc properties OF all descriptions 10. sI.o
and 10 let; furnished houses.
TUBES n TAYLOR. B,ekman-s,.
EAST ORANGE. y. J.-D"srabic prop.
erty for slic: furnished and uniurni she'd
houses % rent. & ID. COSD1T. oipo I've
Hric,t Church Station.
KIVEKSI SIDE.ON-SOUND. - Attfa tive
residence = iOOTsi: ccnVcnicn o.; abnnd-
aurc clio cts: spacious grOuldn near Dc ot
aud shore: s7c0,. J. w. WATER.
81 Libcrty-st.
81 900 BOYS 1j1 n re, near $40 l"la
Glen or , room house at Mont rev Mass.
might cXchangc either. l.. V. BROWN.
ISy Montscuc-st., B:onklyn.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
FURNISHED Rooms tUnntc0.

ihy.ical culture for furnished room. Al-
dress &. A.. poA -. Tribune Uptown o.
ne. i,312 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
furnished Rooms.

"a
ALCoVE BOOM. southern cNro.urc;
bati. heat; n other rooms rented req son
able: uiiNat. house. los We, iGlh-.t..
Que door frvm Broadway.
= LAHrf. pleasant furnished front
RI IN for ole or two p'r>0ne. so West
oOth->t.
ENLTiC-Sr., 6 3. Efcokyn.-Tlr'r fur-
nish q looms. conn c,iIg. for light house
hc'png asc oincg rooTs. all improve
ncat- convenient to cas-.
ELEGANrLY furni,hci aTsc ana snail
ROOFS f1r e'ntlcl oil at motr.at. J. ic's.
either tr,n>icnt oi pe'rn:n' my; nrst Ga,
restaurant alta, ned; open 90 ad hOu >.
tue ANLie. Broadway and 33;n-st.
IANpsoMELI fuIn,h..d paIlai ana
sleum h"ai"d. DOW.
hANDspMh furn.>hcd r,onr. Wlth or
without ard; gcht ,n.ca; references cN.
chaac,d. ~ Fast io;h->t.
LARGE. nicely Furnished room IN phy,i-
dar's private family; West i1d-si.. noar
Broadway. br ahfast If de iFcd. Adiic>,
COMFORT. 9o+ oth-atc.
LAiu3t. thiid->ioiy from room md lcl-
room; al col,en.on,e-; rliNatc family.
~ East 3jth-st.
MIDDLF-AGED LAD, ',ishcs +, sfarc
irr1is: "a Ori. - y Wr'N piiN ~. hoI.'.
TRANS. li9 Ha-t lata--t.
PROF. MHNZEL. il3 Fast i2!..t.
ncar LcNlng;On-iNc.-N caty furnished par
lor and bedroom I, 'ct
sTCoNn-FLOOH 50 a. rom, pii,a,e
house; nod e. { ecntiol ~ only; Ia,
a1loirinc hca'fd. II E'-t 4Gl.s'.
TWO H>NDsChiELl- FURNISHED
family: highest fcrencc> rqu!r 4. 2i2
West 7Is;->..
NIhY DESIRABLE furnished looms.
81 West 3jth-.i
NELL HEATED large prlvat. room;
,o.t'crl cNrosur'; .ultiblc for two gentle
men; all convenience, reicreac.. l53
We; l9th-st.
5TH-AvF.. 5J6 opp, ito wniso
II .teN N.-Largc. desirable furnished room:
ai-o i"" smaller ones terms Icw.
l2ri ST ~ WEST-Fx cii ollily
pleasant. high sunny ba-cmolt ai~o oth +
room. to = rnancn: lrr'tc' references
z'fu II. 5th Madison q Choice looms.
~ingly. q suit: hotel service convenient
hrt'ls. club: - weekly. onward plricI
Hoo FIX licht io'Es; desirable club; ceu-
tiemen.
s2D>f.. - WEST. l.l,-au i9,ils
newly 7 rnisLcd fioncn Am"rcal
cuisine; ncw poli'c.,rshlp; ra-on1tie
1T.
4STH-ST. 3IO Wr.>r.-Irror -quare
and han rooms iJr gentlemen Only rrsit"
family
80 EAST 1ijTli -NT.-iariDr and Ua &
Dsrlrr suita'lc for DO tri'> oilicc cor Il
tit 9th Rooms: all furnished hrat,I
mod rlt" prices.
r4Tu.Sr. $50 EAST Newly fir I'D
rooms; rr.yatc house; bath, h at g,n.l'-
men rtflrnf" o..
10 EAST soTH ST.. rnis1 d rro-n-
with OF without board nr.t foor; heat d.
1s2 NvT>'r sNTH- SIN priyato r,mi'v
entire floor 2i-if. EOu-r. or sIneiy: gel Il
msa; retired and accessible: no boaiG'rs.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

TuE CHELSEA. 222 wess 2h-st.-
Only sG0 snail apartment, funi'hei or
rooms. Apply Apartment 6:.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

GAEBENFH.- -Irsi-ciass gardener and
fori-t with l"-f references from Lex place,
wishes = ~ituo'lun IL Cr.ruhcus'. gcntl'.
man, place urrfrrr Il export IN all
r,pch. =. Address GARDENER. care OF
Krylicr. io HvIngion-st.
GARDENER and FARMER
practical man, married. one chid, on gen.
tllnnn', plnrr: wife nr.t-rla>s butt r and
poultry p.man: f"rence. AGdrc-s OAR
rlN t.it. / i9i I-t-aNe.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
domestic Gitmat,one Uante1


..-HONGRAND'S 235 5th-ave.. re-
moved 10 ) West i2h-s, Bureau for hslp
4 all nations. partic'llrly French. with
hest refcrcnces ALWAYS.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
Doar6 an0 Rooms.

LARGE. SUNNY, hca,el room: elsc
hail room with board, trms moderate.
22J East SoG.st.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

GROOM o. SECOND MAN. Gentleman
advertising fnr h.s groom wishes 10 nni "a
pfsifi 'n. 'W recommend him To- b. steady.
.ncr. willing and ohlglng An maze
himself usrfIl ABOUND private house: wait
ou table and everything necessary. j. Il.
N.es ltfi. -
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

NURSE. -GraGuqtc from Milrs Training
school bellevue r'cciNos lati'ut- AZ nj
hnInr; ln,alli. rar"fnllv pt.rndcG homo
.omfort,; in,aiioD healthy bciu'ltl
rcr, aud drives terms moderate; high,
1T t".timonlals AMI diploma nns@as' ana
electric t'catmrn, II desired weakness aud
nervous disease. specially. Bon 49,
Wa.puger- Falls. y. Y. --
USEFUL L.MNN.-Engllsh thoroughly
understand. all Eind- h,u~'wofk inl tHr
npcor 9 ycair' city references moiri'to
Wages. AdGrcSs II. H.. 100 East toth"t.
TSTrrL.MAN.-A fr nchman, 20. de-
sircs sltrnton IN prNat or b.ar1.nS
hor.'. Cal for two days, MObLlNHFls
IA Fast iSh'Nt. ..--.---
TSFFII.MAN.- LADY recommend. Prot
cstant Englsaman. watt tibie. aitr1d'
fur.arr AMI customary h0uscwork thor'
ouphv reliable AMI obliging: also under
sand. mr., etc. LYALL. Box !.
Tribune ONCE.
rSEFuI.MAN.-By trustworthy swcle
WHO l. used TO waiting aud carving bet
clfy reference. Address " SEP H. IT'D
une Uptown once, LIE nroau"s'.
CsEfuLMAN.- lily Young man. hondy
AMI capable u caring Tor horses. or "lli.ns
10 Do mos, an! !thil2 can give g'nu rnir
rncc II required. GEO. NoIi' 20 ''''
ave-. brooklyn
TsrFUI..NAN ou rtnileianS pllre
eitv %, cou"ty: pold .pit"r ant y nte-
i.,,,r. II. fui win to J.; mniits'; per-
sornl rricf nee. l.oN - @,iSD 81 ave.
T>TFI' I..MAN. by ioin' mar
q p,iNatc o. DO, dina ho,s. beg o, o,wt t
rrcnc. Addrr>. e.. DOYLE. Va WV
lOf'.-.t
UsErIL.MAN.-lN = mr. hn ..,,m n,,,
mo calldrcn) ~ do any'hns u'"r al
Lois: god r'fercnce, tLA'sN' w.
,,,,,ix oOl East .Sth-st
rsrrUI-MAN Respectable young man
u,o',.nds orn the care OF horses gooa
mixer useful and obliging; AdaroSs o.
I0mNSON. onwall-on Hudson ~ -
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

LOFT, JON-J. hclt ana clcyntlr, Very
cheap. kHAU>hoPF, lJJ -, 23i-,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

tpAtIlM tN.-py young man. single,
IN roughly understands thn ear Il h rses.
carriage; gool city icrcaccs. ADJ -.
g. X - rasf jjtn->L
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

PNrMEH and GhRrESER.-ny a
I'o.a:dr who his a IA rOuga 1nosi.Ggc
~ l, br lnrs,, 20 yaf' Ia Raising blood
-t ci, rr rf'i no family a-c 80; VIE
Cannot D. cNcrllrI IA b tcr.uak'nI, BIT
ol reference. A.Gr ,. - sth-lVc.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
ESTABLISHED 1874.
J. NJ. QuINnY + CO, Z
CARRIAGE " \ Il i.lSS'
miscellaneous.

pIV0ECFS obtained privately. sep,ra-
tions. support. damae ecs. LEGAL advice ana
TriNatr information on all private matters
eon.uitatioI fr.c. Wc>tlotorl Detective and
Law Agency. 177 Rroad"ay
DIF.~.-Pr.Nat' Information aid al-
vice on all nattsr- Of "a private or d"!lchfc
nature: Co'l.cnt'nl CONSULTATION icc
Wo~i.oton Detective and Law Agency. IL
Broadway.
. WANTED. Original wal paper ".!cnS
f-.t.cloe, artists might dispose OF :'nnie 7
inclr work by addressing W. .. j.. Tr burc
Once.
"a - \ TON.-frankiim red ash chest
nut coal, delivered Ofiice. 3-S last
olst-s,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
Bcar0 iCanteo.

A COUPLE. with child Of thrcc yeas
desire front, sunny al"ONr 10 IN with
bnad. wncr, there a." n, other bOardels
price not to exceed 80 per week. Nd
dress V. D.. BoN q, 1riLunc once.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-14
PERSONAL.

George f. Duncan is stopping at Pine
Point, where he will remain during the
summer months.
W.T.. Little has moved to Trefethen's
Landing for the summer.
Mrs.J E. Brazier of Myrtle street, has
gone On trip to Boston.
J.B. Whlttemore of Hillsboro, N. H.,
has been appointed Chinese inspector at
this port.
Mrs. Charles Henrotin of Chicago, has
received from the Sultan of Turkey the
decoration of the Order of Chefakat, be-
cause of her services to Turkey s.as vice
president of the Woman's Branch of
the Worlds Congress Auxiliary. This
is Mrs. Henrotin's second recognition by
foreign sovereign, and it is intimated
that she will soon receive third. She is
a native of Portland, and will be re-
rendered as Miss Choate.
Rev.J. G. Forth, formerly at St. Paul.
passed through here yesterday on his
way east,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-14
McAlI Auxiliary.

The closing meeting at Williston chap
ell Tuesday, proved one of the most sue
cessful of the year. Mrs Charles Chap
man presided, and the well filled chapel
proved the growing in terest in this mis-
sion.
The exercises were very interesting, and
the solo by Miss Tarbox was greatly ap-
preciated. Tea" followed at the close
of the meeting, Mrs. S.A. True presiding
at the chocolate table, and Miss Ernest
inc Libby served Russian tea, the fol-
lowing young ladies assisting: Misses
Marion Verrell, Mabel Hooper. Marion
Chapman, Grace Seiders and Marian
Porter.
The offering to the "Bon Messenger
amounted to $13 so. Quite a number
Joined the society, and this last year
marks one of the mos, prosperous of the
seven since its formation,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-14
Children's Sunday at Pine St. Church.

The Pine street Methodist church will
have children's day services next Sun
day. More than usual preparations are
being made to beautify the audience
room of the church and make the SER
vices interesting and appropriate. There
will be an address by the pastor to the
children in the morning service, an
original allegory, subject "The Island
World and the Little Prince" An ex-
cellent concert will be given in the
evening. A beautiful white ship con-
tanning twenty-five or thirty of the
smallest children of the Sunday school
will be feature of the decoration both
morning and evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-14

Mem bers of the Wheel Club had an
enjoyable run to Coalkiln Corner last
evening. An excellent supper was
served and the return by moonlight was
delightful.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. R. z!RsY.I ITS
Reduction Sale Week.
Do you remember the lovely tinted
Creponettes that we have been sell
ing at 10 cts?
Presto! change! down they go
to II IL cts.
Delicate evening shades. heiotrope, nile
green, baby blue, cream, old rose, cardinal,
lemon. pink also black.
No reason for the cut down save
semi-mono-maical craving for bar
gain notoriety.
France Inundated in the person of
her Brocaded Satines.
We have large lot of genuine
French Satines. Charming goods.
Beautiful designs. But the wrong
date, 1888"
Value and regular price every
where, 81 IL cts.
Price to close them out before July
LIST, II cts.
Black ground with raised brocade figures;
also black ground with printed figures; also
stripes. IL cts. is the dynamo which will make
them go.
One case new style Challies, 4 cts.
These are delicately tinted grounds with len
tirely new designs. For dresses, wrappers.
comfortables, etc.
Brandenbergs, opened this morn
ing.
The colorings are finer than last
season,
The designs more artistic,
The general effects more pleasing.
Price last year 20 cts. These are
IL IL cts.
Sangora Pongees, almost hot from
the looms, prettier than ever, IL IL
cts.
In the same invoice came lot of
the prettiest Printed Satines we have
ever had at the price, II IL cts.
"Linen Francois" That's quite
high sounding name for a fabric al
most identical with ssBrandenburg.n
Fine texture, finer than Percale OF
Cambria, soft finish, delicate tinted
ground, with odd, unique figures.
Price IL IL cts.
Irish Lawn-a double fold yard
wide printed fabric, smallish figures
and stripes.
Hard finish, stifish goods, looks
like Linen Lawn.
Don't forget the Laces. We claim
to have the choicest line of these
goods in the city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-14

f. O. Bailey & Co.,, sold at auction yes
terday at PIG Middle street large number
of Oriental Rugs and Carpets, many of them
very fine ones, the price realized was gener-
ally low. The sale will be continued at same
hours today.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-14
WyER GREENE & CO.. 4s a..s osnss sss:;, St
WANTED.

NyHE public to know that I have severed my
Il connection with the firm of Ross & Smith,
hairdressers. and can hereafter be found at
No. 40 Congress Street,
opposite the head of Chestnut street. Thank
ing my customers for past favors, 1 shall hope
to merit a continuance of the same.
je14d3t* GEO. W. ROSS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Indisputable.

Why spend 81 for bottle of medicine
when one box of Beecham's pills. costing
only rs cents, annual sale exceeds 100000
boxes will cure most diseases? This is be-
cause constipation is the cause of most all
ments and Beeeham's pills cure constipa-
ton. A valuable book of knowledge mailed
free. on request by B. f. Allen Co., 365
Canal street, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
PRICES IN THE MARKETS.
EASTERN PEACHES - VEGETABLES SOMEWHAT
pEARER- GAME SUPPLIES.

EASTERN PEACHES - VEGETABLES SOMEWHAT
pEARER-GAME SUPPLIES.
Eastern reaches are still in the market. and
though the demand is light for them. the prices are
high the best selling at fancy prices. as hlgh as
g and $50 a basket. The varieties are lFo'hs'
Morris Whites. Rarertpes and Stumps They come
from the upstate orchards and from New-Jersey'
The poorer quality sells not lower than u pasAe"
California peaches are worth 81 30 box. Grapes
continue abundant a, the prices quoted last week
T,k,v cranes from California cost 70 cents box
Hartlet, pears are worth 10 cents n dozen; cooking
pears 81 "A basket
Ele,n creamery butter IS selling In Fulton and
Washington markets at 20 CENTS pouhd' fhHa-
delphia print butter 90 cents. and state dairy ou'
ter for = cents Alleged butter suitable for pastry
costs only % cents pound Uptown from 10 ~
cents a pound IL added to these prices
Each week sees "A liile more added to the COST
OF vegetables The finest celery Is now coming l"
from Rochester and costs 10 cents a bunch IL Is
short In the stalk and not so attractive IN appear
ance as the tall. white stalks OF the Kalamazoo
product but It IS sweeer and fully 10 cents bunch
dsarer. Field mushrooms worth 70 cents
Mound this week and are hard TO find White
cabbnges cos: 10 cents a head and red cabbages 10
quart All kinds OF dried herbs for seasoning can IN
BE- had for cents bunch ctroh sens ,e,uce
G. cents n dozen heads cauliiiower 10 10 4" S.ns
head: Spanish onions 10 10 cen' ssp ensn b,nx,
rhi,e ,nrnlps cents bunch string beans. IS cents
~ nnck. t,natoes IL cents n small measure GU
cunhera for plckllng 20 cents hundred; squash
10 10 20 cents each. Long Island potatoes 81
hushel and 80 cents peck, ana sweet PotatoeS'
q 10 \ bushel and 20 cents peck. .,
The gamedealers are offering ran biT p TOT -
white SQUADS for 81 80 ana dark squads for y %
dozen: dow birds are 81 pair; English snlpe. rs
Jozen and corn snipe, IS cents DOZEN woodcocK
ere Il - a pair: black birds 70 cents dozen: golden
Mover g. a dozen. yelow-eg snipe. - a dozen
lame p,geons 81 IS a dozen: prairie chickens ana
grouse 81 Is a pair and English partrdges' - a
dozen ,. ...,,,.,, coll
Spring ducklngs and Boston spring gosings sell
fnr re cents n pound; wild turkeys are 70 cents n
Mound and Vermont mutton turkeys the same.
turkeys for roasting can be had. tnoueh hs ~" "s
II cents n pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
BEAUTIFUL FABRIC FROM INDIA.

Ills HIghness, the Maharajah Gaekwar. OF
Daroda near Bombay India. sent tablecover for
exhibition TO the Worlds Fair in Chicago where 1t
received the highest award owing to It's beauty and
elaborate workmanship 1t is unquestlonably one OF
the finest examples of Indas richest work. con-
slsting as It does. of a fabric beautifully worked
I'm thread and spangles of pure gold with heavy
fringe also OF gold 1t Is the workmanship OF an
old firm in Surat celebrated from ancient times
Tor their kinkob and gold embroideries which they
made to satisfy the extravagant tastes OF the oid
VoguI Emperors and Hindoo MaharaJahs. This
marvellous example of Oriental art Will be placed
on exhibition in A. A; yantlne & Co.'S establish n,
sold will he returned to India and placed In
palace OF the Prince Gaekwar on an inlaid sandal
GOOD table for which IL expressly made.