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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06
THE SITE OF IR1DE.

Baltimore Jane 5Fiaur dali. unshangel; sales: aeS
bbs Wheat inactive and Neher; No RED sp2,- ana
june 07Q57,f JAY, - sol Sc Aasdsi: Sssg2S.c'
5Cf57c stock 52S.795 BUSH sales. 5000 lush Corn
dull mixed spot and June. iJc asked; diy, 'ltsc bG
steamer mixed. 42 pi3c. Southern corn by sample -
F4Gac 90 grade. iGisc stock. l9O it- oush sa!rs
1000 Oats strong ana active demand y white
81 4OG bust Rye dull: No ,. N5Cc stock $50 bush
HAY steady. Unchanged. Ocean freshs quiet. M
changed. Cotton, steady Iriddlnes. 79sc Esgs firm;
l2isdi3c Coffee dun; NOT 5sGlGc. Other articles IN
changed.
Boston, June 5-Four quiet. but steady. Corn scarce
and hrmer Oats scarce and frmsr shorts qniet 70
visions steady Butter steady: Northern creamery. leG
lslsc; Western. l7QlI,sc daiTies l5Ql6iac Cheese
quiet: best - giOc. Western. 9p91sc Eggs Hulet larry
steady: Taste \. he: Western. llia9l2ec.
Buffalo, June 5-Spring wheat-Ony carload demand
spot; cost. insurance. freight quiet; 5000 bush No
Northern &C Closing: No hard spot, 0issc No
Northern G3kc: 30 / hard. cost, Insurance treish'
62%c Northern, G2isc. Winter wheat nTIn sales .
cars No red. 57c car 10 extra red t3c: 80 bush
No ] white. COO. Corn strong cent higher; saies -
No yellow. 4$. on track CLOSING 4ic asked. no
other grades here: sales store; 28OOO bush No corn
4iAI4is.c. closing 42c $4,000 bush No corn 4Oi a
900 bush No 3 white in store 44c; 5000 bush No :
mixed 4iisa42c; closing No white. 44zc: No white,
54c: No 2 mixed 42isc bid. Rye nrm; $500 bush No :
sold 55isc store Flour quiet steady UNCHANGED MIL
iced dull unchanged. Canal freighis firm; wheat &c;
corn. 23.c 20 New-Nork.
Chicago. June 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
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miscellaneous.

A GREAT DEAL. OF a schools success depends upon Its
n merits but nearly as much depends upon what he
public Of IT, II you intend 10 advertise your nsu
luton Ne write ads and place them In any
paper IN woridchargc you the publications. lowest
rates. Send for two books-frec. LORD THOMAS
AZ RRnioph-st. Chicago
II BUSHES or EVERY DEscRIPrioN. 3i5 Pears,
ID near Ferry-st All articles at lowest prices.
JOHN l.. HOPPEL. Manufactured
QUITTING AND SOUNDS DON'T CURE mems dis
" eases disease OF the prostate bladder and
Kidneys. Dr. HEATH. i0i East 20thst Newly ork, has
cured them 20 with painless medicine after the sur,
ferer had been twenty times tortured with sounds
and left with Brights disease Services ID a. m to U
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bought early being sold out The final cables showed
for the day oyer the ea hSracte in
regard to the crop athoush the % Vas ~ c to Sc
1 ~, ~ hirhest bur at sc TO &c advance
Tor the deg. wheat firm and higher Th,ppeas
INV q b aGoaf. July closed 5Stsc 5000 buSh uh,
giadci rcd sold at Ssc under July deiE'o ,sh 10
load OK 80 red on private terms ana ioVy ~, 0" rrod
hard Manitoba 9a.c over July. O. d. a1o no III .s,
stree's visible showed decrefse OF ' ,s,s
~ oGI 600 bush making the total lG0O0OOOO Dush'
Exporters bought 1000 bush in all on the aavaSs. 3D.
COIgN-The market for corn was ac!Ne a,r On tSa
yancing busel during the m2rnlnS on ,r e
We andnoint Of the bears sharp decline In temper
AZURE to below freezing the Northwest me prSdoon
l,,i"ns nil tended 10 give market very Urn undeI
tone The great strength In oats ana nr Influence
al tb nrce nradstrects visible showed decrease OF
o.3 bush. The afternoon market was ~ ose was
r at Lac not advance ior the day cash c9Tn was
and higher 10000 bush No soo an bosTd adoat
~ ~. in"h No . white at 4Gc BOARD afoat and
lecoo bush yeow at 900 4I hush IN store oAr4~The market
fr oats was strong and active. advancing rapa,y u
weather and crop Another frost IS oeeved ny
calcrs In grain would be ruinous ana inc pregsU.s
of fros. for night brought IN active c.',nS ,baI
u ~" ape relatively 50 much higher than corn causes III,
feeling Of hesitation Al te aI' NOV VERY low con-
,s 9rslefreet's visible supply showed decrease OF
49, uinier tom" there being rcaiiAns a. was the
cas-. IN and corn. The tate TrpI. cb,rac,ar
& ,.l ~ the extremely high prices Al which oas are
selling compared with com the tra he close
ws strong tonight iqc net adyancs o the Ersas s
being in near deiiyeries oo,nr to scarcty OF
supses sales included 10000 bush No Sn'pgD ,,e n,
, neI, week at anoa,. 2soco bush Nc %h,e q,
&C. 300 40 whit: At 9c ana 9o arm oT nnrraded
wes,ern c'as@s Canadian x Ga arr
Mlwaukec GGa97c ungTaded Western O5To''.
We give .or comparison the ciosng prices o, ne pro-
-. Gav and Tor the corresponding date last year.
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CONVENTION OF A woMAN's ORDER

The annual convention Of the Grand Chap'er Oh
the Eastern Star of the State of New-NorK was
opened at Scottish Rite Hail yesterday morning
There were ninety delegates present three-fouTiAS
OF the number being women. Grand MatTon Slsie!
Elizabeth RaymonI. OF Syracuse presided and delN'
cred an address. The Grand Patron Brother James
T. Batsford of Syracuse; the Associate Grand
Ma:ron Sister Elizabeth c. Patterson. Of BROOKLYN
and the Associate Grand Patron. Brother James d.
Davies Of Brooklyn delivered addresses.
The secge;arys repog showed THAI $40 new mem
be.s had been enrolled in ;he course Of the year
The treasurers rep0r; for the fiscal year showed
receipts Of So 4S2 CS. and disbursements OF SC9o 81
l. WAS 6ec3ed 20 Try 20 raise funds 20 build home
for the Order. TINS fo"oving visitors We're pres
emf ana received the customary hoaors; sister Ne;-
tie Dainsfo-d. Grand Metr2n Of the GI2nG CNaptct
OF indiana: Grand Matron Minnie Heller, Past
Grand Nlatron Helen W. Cole ana Pas Grand
Patron Harmon Il. Goodrich. of the Grand CASpteT
OF New-Jersey. ana Past Grand Treasurer Emily
Little, of the Grand Chapter ot MASSACHUSETTS
The annual election O: officers VIII ,ake place this
morning 4 IS likely be holly contested. as there
are Two factions IN the chapter For some tine
there mas been a growing feeling OF Intolerance OF
the influence exercised by the men members or the
chapter. 1t is held that although they are IN one
10 four minority they contlol the executive o.hces
and rule with an iron hand
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OTHER MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo June 5Cattie Receipts lat - hours; i,,.o
bn9d ,oal for woe thus far 100 head. for same ne
New York LOO held on sale " nean' ma ~ tar1e,
steady f3r good but slow for common Sr.nes, MA
closed stead with ie" co,n'n9n Xxi =, f,r 10 fai
80 !, 510s2 20. yoals dull. g 2juSi. extra. ~ ~
e. 30 Ho9s-Re-eps last - hours. 100 h"al 'oal of
-o besd consigned through NewYork. 800 head on
sale head market opened stronger for uent ga1es
steady for others Yorers RsS ana nIe Sn packer. s.
roughs S4Qsi a. stays s3n$3 ~ market closed sisVns
sheep and anbsRecep's Lac. p hours 40 mead 0'G
for wec. thus far 1900 head FOR same tme ias. Werk
?, 900 head. consigned through none 20 Un
God here closed easy with feveral loads Of common Un
sold fair good m aS y. sHffp s. ss 20:
10 fanry spring lambs 50 5oas6. .,- ,,.,..
talon stock Yards Chicago June ~
,s5 s,ockers and feeders s. s. - cows ana nu
81 5oGs3 g. calves S2gst 90 H9gsuksee'pss lo'y ~
choice mixed 81 GC$4 s. choice sssor,e' - Ssst 90
Hight 81 COd$i rs. pigs. sIgSf 10 .o
rou,, June 5-Cat,e-Receip,s 3G4s head: native
- byher better grades ~ sold tribe higher; ma
v, steers SigS4 30 cows 81 4oGS2 80 Texas steers sSg
ueng prices IoI ss fGas, ~ mlx s. 4oas4 20 light
lower about one-haif receipts unsJd. natives SS 4os
81 -. lambs 50 40 1870 49,,
Liberty June is M lSG Ssdh sn & 49,
a. 90. rough TAT ~ 4OdS3 good fat and heiers
ga s. So eG ana a sprnse 2caso oss-Receps
Market al decline Of l3c over last We@K so
ronn 20 falr workers. 81 55gsi 65 good heavy sows
S,TS4 40: stays and rough s3gS3 90
heavy ard arke, SLOW a. dsen S OF nan yesterdaS
Extra 81 oQGS3 so good 81 S5gS3 5o far fG ~
common 5ocGsi yearIings 81 SOgst 10; anpS ssyes
81 25aSs IS
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l1nblie Notirc.

DUBLIC pplication having been
/ made 10 the Board Of Railroad Commissioners OF tho
state Of by the Broadway and seventh Avenue
Railroad Company and the Metropolitan Street Railway
rnpany under tine provisions OF Section 100 OF the Rail-
road Law approval OF the use OF cable motive power
non The railroad proposed be constructed
In Twenty -thrd-s. between Broadway and Lexington.
ave- and In Lexington ave- between twenty ST. ana
sis notice hereby given that hearing
The above viii had before the Board the Governor
Room Hall. NewNork city. on Tuesday. June l9th
1891 IL o'clock a.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

D,
REEVES Receipts 1856 cars, or 2o9l head-lio cars
TO saughterers part for expectation IN dtesseu
srs 40 cers for chpment alive and cars fo the mar
let No trading Feeling firm. Clty-dressei peer s!ues
In moderate demand GizUS4c per ID 'aDe adElceS
received TODAY report a slight improvement IN relrg
Grated beef with London market quoted az iis.t1
and Liverpool at saSi.c per ~ American steers STEADY
A. lOilc ner 10 tops bringing 1lc estimated dressed
weight Shipments to-day the France. 700 catue or
u n sherman and POI head for NJ. Goldsmith; also
on the Trinidad to bermuda 10 cattle and 30 sneep oi
various shippers and cattle op the IJomo lo-inor,
row the Britannia will 1000 quarters OF peer
for Easmans Company, the Paris loV quarters io' 'e
same and go quarters for y. II. sherman -,.,..
CAIVEs-Itcreipts 240 head OF which 2lo AZ Shtesn-
st. Trade limited but the feeling was reported steady
The few sales were nj 81 25df5 so per 100 n for good
TO prime veals Dressed calves slow but s,eaay az
5G7c counrydressed veas; 6Gslsc Tor ciy-dressed
and 4Q5c for little calves 49, - -
saes-Hallenbeck & Hollis: veals ollo' ID average
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. IVA cars or 4vo-
headI cars for butchers and 1914 cars for the mar
ket with a very light inquiry for stock OF any klni
sheep lambs fully SOC on from Nohdiy :
rlr prcss and the narke closed weak AT the decline
with tho lower yards: common to fair sheep son az so
81 per 100 10: culls 81 so; ordinary 10 eood Iahos
M S5IS5 30 and tchoire) early IN tne, DAY az
50 3I The dead market was quiet WIN dressed ,lu
selling 6dSc. dressed lambs at oJlligc' le" eA"a So
sslesHailenbcck & Hollis: 49j Kentucky lambs 6s 10
Judd & Co. go Kentucky lambs. 90 y, at g. G2,s;
"a ID a, So rs Kentucky sheep, il6 H. at ~ On -, .
u Mcpherson & Co.: go kentuckN lambs. o. ~ a.
& 70 * Virginia sheep 80 10 at 50 70 - CO. % TO- al
81: ie culs ~ fb AT 81 %. 800, -, ,,.-,,o, o,o,ad
HOGS-Hcceips cars or 2vO' neal e ia Nv. I'd
lover al S5nS5 80 Country dressed lower FOR heaVy ana
rlir, hors with whole range selling az o'24oc
s,ies-A " Lamb 10 State hogs. 80 10 average at
81 y. Der 100 10: - DO 24o ID. at 50 20
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Market closed steady % 20 10 points net NJ ance as
compared wish yesterday closing prices Irnn~i'ftlc no.
t.cce 20 Total sales rs 2lO bales work SPOT sales
to-day and last n.sht as ohclaiy ieg.-ci. ~ ~
bales. sIecGlston. mono. total -"3 l'lr~ - mar |
steady. WaoIug uYanl@ 7.r. miIiinE Fiii, 80. 'i,'
l-lGc higher compared With yesterday losing 'N
ga ialrs ise. @f'2 bales rri-if
Continent Loo bales. Great BRITAIN i"f@ Bale ifhi'
30 h.cs. Forwarded. go ln'e sales. ZOOS bales fi'i
ucr' i0l3 bales. .fl-s. -i'tn. nt "l'l t't -,
receipts tof.f. .l'5 nai's thu. ~ "a %r'E ~ 81
lal.s exports t,l.r Grelt f.iftr. i"f3 ll.- i'i
g. Nl laics continent. log ht.ss. aio '-.n'' ",
srrcui.t.u ana eaf'r' 100 ta.e.. American 10 80
rnisdng i.IG fltlfet opened -teaiy. partially GA
dec. Inc c1,.rd frf1 ~ q, SOFA NJ a. IN. Jinc.
c7b Juue-Ju'y aclh. Jpy-AHras' @d5 g. SOL N.FH,i
sofefnbcr ulh. september october. ftlN. pf''"f-
%Greml~r 4ol.go2 No,er9hef i'.rcrnacr. to-h. De-
c.f,herianuary $3.50. Jauun-f-f FOB rIarr 4"ii Oh.
ruary-M aroh so5G4 %. Man .hsfieF-'io'h' steady
yarns quiet brt STEADY ,
COFFTF-srecgll,lon was IN les extensive . nc
u'h prlces showing B. sirl'i' i.rr- level owing \
dlspoaitl.n % sell part q irh l'.r' me ai.h
decrease the worlds visible was o. 'i-ifui - -'I
We. unchanged from yesterday Jun" u gel NJ y" ran
Tuv q. - franc. August 20 - Ian. Trgi'mp-f -
frants, O..oior franco fai~s. 1000 iara At Ham
burg n partial advance q . PISS va. -ttr.'
:. - Ma. G.t3isr - -. uar.' quiet iln oHic'a
ri,os ciis, and unchanged % % 90 rcr c'ihHs' tN
r.. .nye CO.. 80. fnn days. f'H. y 80 So ...l
f1r ne United -'atrs. sol" barr. H.rk l't"', ti''
No.. v@.r A. Sir'.s f0Y faf. receipts f"n'h ID
100 lqrs. stOrs 90 90 las. market q.rt am u,
CHANGED ~ i5.osr f,is flr F'l nf-fAS' i' si.,,'
10 tie TrrrI stt'e- f1 So. $500" a. ,,,
49,, o.. ana ,rrf.. ah.ua1en'f - CO.. lsgs RI rl
n.,,a - other countries iropl Aa-r Ihr ,i''i ~
- The void Junr / vas 2isSbsA l41;' .'a 20 l' .-
e,n,,a,. .i steady a, 10 points define Sales yer
- lie H
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June 5-Cotton dun; midiling 1e low MD
ding Uli-iGc good ordinary Use net ana Gross receipts
Sla bars: sales ll2 bales spinners. O2 bales: stock.
20. $50 bales. ,,,, -,,,. ,,,. .,t,
Norfolk June 5.-Cotton firm: middlng I'sc' low MD
ding il-lGc good ordinary. tic, net ana gross re- re-
bales exports cOastwsc, Olo bales safes l1-
bales: stock. %. Ii2 bales. ~ ,
gavannah June 5.-Coon steady middling. Lice low
mlddng II Ice good ordinary i-lbc net ana gross
receipts LIS bales: sales. lI5 bales stock 2a3si bales
New orleans. June cotton steady; good ml9allng
IlG,. nidilng 1sc: low middling Csc good ordinary.
o iSc net receipts 20u bales; gross 10 bales. ex-
ports France 1881 bales coastwise l5o2 bales sales
100 bales. stock, s2+l5 bales
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NOTION WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Juno 6.-rhe wool market continues dul mere
and prices and In favor of BUYERS stocks are
lncrc Onto nneccs quoted al 2Oc Tor ~ ~
90, f"r TX and Xxx and above and 23G2ic FOR No l. In
Michigan sales At lsc for y. hut there very
MIchigan with No combing az 2ig2oc unwasnrn eni
ohio and Michigan heeces are Sring az
Ii9liGc Inwaahed combing woods selling at lIqlec
for one-quarter and thrcseghths blood TERRITORY "oo
scls in the OF SHi2c. on secured pafls OF
3OGa4c for and fine medium and 2dG2Sc Tor meIin
r.xas and california woods selling mostly at loHiz'
In pulled wool there Is very little doing Foreign WOOL Oh
INDIA u.ele "A
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY 1894 TWELVE PAGES

,es "a follows; 100 cases crop 1892 State Havana %
BE 30 cases crop 1901. Gebhars, private terms 20
uses crop 1902 gard Havana 1s4Oc lOO cases
sundros Gq3Oc 900 bales Havana 6scgsl %: 'o cases
Surnatra So 9OGsf IS.
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CLYDE LINE
WHITE STAR LINE

Majestic Jun, II. . p. m Majestic. July II o..
Germanic. June 20 4. p. Germanc. July is
'Teutonc.JUn q. 1880 p 'Teutonlc. July % II
Britannia. July 1. a m Britannia. Aug 1 81
From White Star Dock. foot Of West i0th-s,
40 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STrsvrps
saloon rates. 500 upward according to steamer ass -
cation Of berth Second cabin steamers Go ~
SIS Storage TO from the Old country sos r. "a
Broadway. New-Yosk Philadelphia Office i0s WaIny,:
II. MAITLAND KERsEY Assn,
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@AGABWR@ aMNl[ EE2l@


WEEKLY SERVICE per TWIN SCREW rypnr..
70 SOUTHAMPTON GONDON AND PARIS, I ns.Ss 81
BURG. Southampton only . hours hs =, anu hAN.
from LONDON. Daily service IN train
twin-screw channel steamers for UAypEo ny new
Norn,annia. June Z. 9 a m Norrnannla sne ' rARlS
+. Bismarck. June H. pm +. Bismarck 49, a. m.
Columbia. June 81. a Columbia Au1 "a !. m
A. Victoria June %. p. A. Victoria Auc % ~ "a n
Nornnnna. July a. Normanna A,1o a. ~ ~ IN
+ Bismarck July r. 80 pm Bismarck senc "a 81 Pm
Columbia July 10. a. m. Columbia sent 10 ~ 90 an.
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE 81 RpOa pIrf p n
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMP Awe 80
From Pier ~. North River foot Of F,,S, LiN0
ANl[ER0GAM llEl[g
FOR SOUTHAMPTON
Shortest and most convenient route IN ro,a..
No transfer by tender. No tidal desv.
Close connection at Southampton for HAVE an, NJ.
by special fast twin-scr Channel steamers 4 rans
Chester. June IL. p. m. Paris. June q H.
New-York June 20. n. m. Chester. .Julv
R[g[D STAR [l1N[S
FOR ANTWERP
NOORDLAND. ............. Wedl esday June "a .,
WAESLAND. ........... Wednesday. June 20 I
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Il
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A NCUOR LIN i.

~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FOR @ la sc o VIA ONDONDEppy
From Pier 81. y. r. foot Of West 2I,h,st "I
Turnessia June ?: ~ a. m. Gircassia. June 9 can
Anchorla. June 10 2 ?. N. Ethiopia. July I "a -
Cabin Passage. SO anG Upward. Second Cabia sn
: s. city Of Rome. jane 90 D. m. Sept 8 noon
Saloon Passage. geo and upward. Second Cabin ca
Steerase. outward. 500. Prepaid sA WV
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
For drafts. tours and other information anply h
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green New.Yot
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Ofran s1Ieamers.
M0S1@ GERMAN LLOYD S, S ma

NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON. BREurx
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
cabin. $50 and upward: ii cabin s5o an. a..
Eibe. Sat. June D. a. m. Kaiser SAT Jn,a "a 30
spree Tues. June Y. noon Iraye Tues i, o. N
Aller. Sat. June 10, a. M. saae. Sat Juy "a n
Lain Tues. June 10. ain. Spree. Tues Int n
Haye Tues June 90 II am. Eibc Sat igv' ~ noou
MEDlTERRANEAN SERVICE a. "a n
RK-GIBRALTAR-GEyoA
Werra.. July o. 4 p. m. Vera Sept /, !, nooa
Euda July p. 10 a. m. Kaiser. Sept % ~ a
Werra. Aug. II. noon Fuda 49,. o. - h1a
or, CABIN a, rates from SO upward.
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GOING ABROAD 4?

GgING E5AyAy Z
Intending travellers obtain choicest herhs BY aag
line OF steamers at
UPTOWN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
l225 BROADWAY CORNER OF 30TH-sT). ~ Z.
Same facilities at
DOWNTOWN S. S. AGENCY,
26i BROADWAY CORNER OF WARRENsTl
Letters OF credit circular notes drafts foreign noneA
&c Official ticket agents trunk lines.
THOS. COOK & SON 26l AND 1 22J BWAY. y Z
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Il FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO cAB 9.EsL,r1o '0"
Gao AND M !S &c s4GR XlA BBRRoeSoKlYY.
s s E vENEz ni Ella TUESDAY June n
s. s. VALENCIA. Iuly g. m
These American steamers built expressss .ssnsers.
49,. ~ s,,nerio~ accommodations for passenssiy
"' For Curacao and Maracaibo te isn. s June
{. . MAHNN-> Rot;LTON BLISS 4 .e LrIron,..t
General Managers. iSo Fron..--s
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CTNARD LINE

"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Campania .Jur. &c. p. m. Campanla. July A. 81 NJ
Etruria. June % a. m. Etrtra. July 81 100 M
Lucania. June 30. ?. m. Lucania July IS o "A
EXTRA SAILING.
Aurdnla. Tuesday July n
From Pier 40. North River. foot Of Clarkson-st
Cabin passage. SEQ and upward Second cabin SO SIS
$50 according 10 steamer and accommodation
Storage tickets 20 and from all parts Of Europe Il
very low rates For freight ard passage apply al -
Comp,ny's Office. No Bowling Green New-York
VERNON Il BROWN q CO General Acen,s
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[ .aaD,.-s s,r NonForK. PORTSMOUTH OLD Po 9cH
coFoR and NEWr2RT S NEYSv K XiH and wSAsHyS:
i rnHI ~ -, Non Tues Wrd. Thurs ana say ni sa,
Richmond JAMES RIyERTTN589nps and Mi' Sat FEoa
per 81 new No s r.. foot Beach,si st I p 10 Al
urlays 4 D. m. Through tickets ana He's"' '
points sou'n a' w. I GuIIIAUDEU. Traffic Manager.
DARTY 3 gentlemen sails June ~ \. -. Slei
months tour abroad. Price 5000 pia Sos Mes, 3sts
can on or address CLAIMING FLLEkf' 80 w"
Nar. N.arll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-12
TO CARE Foe THE wA1Fs.
Convention Which Will DO Held In St.
Louis Next Month.
W. E. CHIFFON,
Secretary Of State.

Convention Which viii DO Held In St.
Louis Next Month.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia convention,
of representatives OF all the states and
cities of the union, has been called for
assemblage at St Louis December II
next, 10 discuss and formulate plan
for tho care OF tho homeless and indi-
gent children found in the cities Of
America. The call has been prepared
and signed by forty OF the most promi-
nent citizens OF St. Louis. including
Mayor G. P. Walbridge, ex.Secretary Of
the Interior John W. Noble, W. G.
Boyd, president OF the Merchants ex-
change; Richard o. Kerins, ex-Govern-
or D. r. Francis, George D. Barnard,
president OF the Mercantile club; ex-
Governor E. O. stanard. Judge George
A. Madill; Chief OF Police Laurence
Harrigan, N. o. Nelson, George +.
Thayton, ex-Postmaster Harlow and
others. Tho call is issued for Decem-
Der II, because it is hoped to prepare a
uniform bill for presentation to each OF
the thirty.four state legislatures, which
meet in January next Tho governor
OF each state in the union and the may
or Of each city OF over 10000 inhabitants
have been asked to send three dele
Vataa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-12
TnANKseryINc.
The Governor Issues hts Annual PrOeih
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nation.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. ll.-GoV-
ernor MscCorkIe has issued the follow.
ing Thanksgiving proclamation:
STATE OF Wet YTRaISIA, /
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, CHARLESTON. !
For the great blessings which have
been showered upon rs by the Giver OF
all good things, this nation aud state
should be thankful
The citizens Of the state Of West Viz.
ginia are living in peace and quiet.
The state on every side has been ad-
yancing most rapidly in the steps Of
commerce and civilization. Our forests
are being cleared. Our farms 8re being
improved, our mines are being opened,
an1We are rapidly taking our placeinth the
first rank Of states. School houses and
churches arc multiplying on every side.
Railroads. with all their prosperous &C.
compartments, are being built and peo-
pling with a buIy, happy population our
mountains and valleys heretofore quiet
and unproductive. The state Ia out OF
debt, our citizens are prosperous. our
hatvests are plentiful and our people
live under all the blessings OF free gov
ernment.
Therefore, in view OF these great
blessings so beautifully showered upon
our state, recommend that on Thurs
day, the Goth day Of November, 1891,
all business be suspended aud that our
people repair to their respective places
Of worship. and return their thanks 10
Almighty God.
Given under my hand and the great
seal OF the said state at the city Of
Charleston, this 9th day of November.
in the year Of our Lord 1894, and Of the
state the thirtysecond.
WM. A. MAcCoRKLE.
W. E. CHIFFON,
Secretary Of State.
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