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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-13
United states ships to be At Kte1.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Assistant Sec
rotary McAioo is giving his personal at
tention to the duty of getting the United
States fleet in readiness for the kieI
celebration. He says that the ships
taking part will be in fine coalition and
make cEsditabls showing. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-13

UTAH will come into the union like
Wyoming with every class of citizens
enjoying an equality before the law
and with an equal voice in the affairs of
the state. Besides enfEanchising women
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-13
SEEKS OUT FOB LEPERS.
Those on the Hawaiian Islands Present
Siekening Sight.

ThO88 z .
Sickening Sight.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13-Bishop Gull
stan Roperts arrived in this city from
Honolulu en- route to Rome where he is
going to induce the pope to send moro
missionaries to the Hawaiian Islands to
care for the lepers.
He will visit France on the same mis-
sion. With 1900 lepers on the island, he
says the sight is too sickening to discuss.
The bishop will also visit the brothers of
Mary at Dayton, o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-13
Weathar Indications

CHICAGO. May 10. = For Kansas,
Fair and warmer tonight and Tuesday;
southerly winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-13

SUNDAY; no issue.
The total number of copies printed in the
three months named above. 1860. divided by
a, the number of issues, shows the average to
be 9,0o6. This is a correct report of the issues
Of the TOPEKA DAILY STATE JOURNAL for
the three months as stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
NETWORK NAVY rnSE THURSDAY lsea-ForRTEEN

s ssd scm IN s?9ss ~ heavy export clipped sheep
East Liberty. May Receipts light prices uh-
changed prime, s. J0ds6 good 81 90aSo 80 good butcn-
ers "a J09N No: rough fat. SO 25qS3 10 HogsLke,epts
fair medium Ihadephias 81 70Vst 49, best mixed ana
s. 90; pigs - 3cqst so; roughs s3gst shseposuppy
s3py3 10: common. 81 50as2 best lambs. - 2ogSo 4o
god lambs. 81 JoaS fair. 81 5oas4 10 spring lambs.
Union Stock Yards. Chicago May s.-cattle-Recepts.
1000 head: market barely steady; common 70 extra
steers S4a$a % .tockers and feeders 81 g NO. sows
ass %. Receipts. 1000 head; market firm and
Sc higher heavy packing and shipping lots - 4opS eo
common 10 choice mixed 81 30ds4 10; choice assorted
s. 5o9st CO. light 81 2jns4 90. pigs. S4as4 % sheep
Receipts 1000 head market firm and loc higher;
inferior TO choice 81 I.nti 30 lambs 81 5orSa 20 ,
Ing about ~ Of natives and 10 cars Of Texas Ma
yes sold steady and strong Texas and other southern
active AMI shade higher Texas steers. 81 Gou$' 40
native steers 50 l5d$ 10 native 81 60 Arkansas
steers s. +0as3 10 Receipts 522 head: market
opened weak. with prices 3c lower The better grades OF
weigh " declined about Toe although there but few
orders for that kind the market Late In the day tho
better with decline butcher grades nearly al
recovered and the close firm; heavy, 81 .jdN -;
mixed s+Ns+ 20. light 81 i0dA i5 sheep Receipts 1850
head market active and prices DC higher; spring lambs
s. 25S5 90 clipped natives 81 3Oasi -; clipped Texas,
Kansas city. May Hogs Receipts. II 800 hcad mar
ket oyen. weak. closed heavy 81 35uN 51 meli
s. 2jqs+ 40 light 81 3sUk4 49, pigs 81 youS4 % Cat
tie Receipts. S.UD head market steady, native steers,
best $J4$5 10; fair To- good. 81 DaS3 90; stockers and
feeders s. .Onst TO- bulls 81 25Us3 40 range steers S5v
- 20: calves $3.50. sheep-Rece!ps. 5000 head. mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May ,speclal). Wheat to-day finally closed
sul under Tuesday. July opened AZ G,,, sold be
G3i, and GA and closed 62a The North
the important bear news from there the magnificent
spring wheat prospects Cables firm. Argentine ad
vices that The surplus for 4" per cent
the wheat condition ~; there the strong corn mar
k~t. There was fair cash demand. Charters here FOR
2O OO bushels 1900 bushels OF this for Toledo Duluth
reported 10000 bushels for export: ~ Louis reported
10oOo bushels 10 mers The local crowd was henrish
Influenced most by the weather The Berlin cables were
weak Export ciearsnc"s were only fair about $1,000
bushels IN ALL Receipts In the Northwest were 40 cars
against 2t7 cars last year.
Corn was nrm. Early II showed advance OF v cent
at the close this was gone July opened at bon sold be-
tween GIN and 5os. and closed at 50A cents small re-
csp,s and good shipping demand were the bull reasons
The tone ut the close with the decline IN
wheat. The inspection NJ the estimate Tor to
morrow, only SIS Charters made for l2oooo
bushels
Oats dull. not showing advance when corn
MAS strong July 9psned a, 2s% sold bsiwssn 2< ana
seems 70 he the result OF country liquidation Charters
were 10000 bushels 49,, 4, a,
Provisions to-day were firm and also helped by the
strength Of Hogs were cents hlsher' ne
eepts 22Ooo head the estimate for tomorrow 1000
head Packers moderate buyers the cssh business
better At the close pork showed an advance OF 20
cents; lard, 2is cents; ribs, 4 cents.
on the curb puts July wheat were O2 cents; calls
s3 cents Puts July Jos cents calls olSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET

York May \. IND
BEANS AND PEAS-The dulDcss is unbfokeh ana
domestic bans The small jobbng trade IL being spped
the figures quoted hut II ther" was eHof' y" 'rNn W
important lots less would have 10 NC a'.ePI
The zane Is true OF foreign beans ana VIII ~. " cen
peas slow We quote: Beans state marrow ~ p,
bush. 81 TO- do medium 81 "Jde2; do pea "" %
white kidney 81 S0qS2 35 do red kidney pVgs, w. 90
turtle SOUP doati 70 do yellow eye y ~ a. a.
foreign. pen Snt 90 do foreign medium - ,nF o.
green peas. bbs 81 o.: do bags. Ulsc 90 SCOUT" ~"
Bi'fTER- Receipts were moderate to-day and with a
fair trade the general held about STEADY any
fresh brought Isc quite generally ana u
iGUl1c. though the latter full high MOT AMY
choice Welsh picked up quickly are i0c in',a ,
creamery ana fresh factory not In favor Win
the local " out-oftown trade. We quote: New u,",
creamery extras per n isc. d, hrrts l0qI.e. 90 ,s
seconds 10 hrs's l3ai9c do Welsh tubs extra
do seconds 70 nsts. l3a6c: dairy tubs thlrns
imitation creamery frrs 12G i3c. do seconds roae
faciory nsss io"iic do third. TO .seonds satsr
Western dairy or factory. 7aoc -u x,,
tHEEsE-sh:pp.rs were very Indifferent buyers hsain
day ara ne market showed heavy; weak ,onr On
~,re placed c aisr 7c vas aSc.ptsd. and choice
foii e%dic Below those figures there was really
settled value: Il was difnout 20 get buyers al al Va
skins uacsI,sin yet but likely 70 rule lower The In;
Ecrsoli Ontsri" market opened yesterday WIN sneS u
1850 boxes at 7h97Hc. Liverpool cable 4egt!s o. We
quote New cheese-stste full cream. large ,n".s;
exc part 'kIms Herkime soS4c 10 chenaneo.s prim'
choice, 4a5c; 10 common good. itTsse ~ skims
i@lAc old sns~se.s.s' full cream. fancy 'o's"'e W
EGCs-Market unchanged. Quality OF stock arriving rs
irregular and rarely me losing 30 mueh AZ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

, .r. dissatisfied TO take hem at mark mn1ss
prime are freely oS, s.s at sood.
sales &c premium Probably NOR General demand H.
So%evS very qnici and on QUALITIES n ana 'G Penn
veal. We s9,s er' WsI per d"i a3c Southern ia
isc duck iagi7s COOS 2o on,Se scarce and firm
TO i ls"ss f SuS crh
ssp'. srgcy %.'esS a pcG GSal grade. s. quote.
s"a " g. 30 az n Hs'sq'1 s:
s% 81 90 Scr S per- a. sS charleston log
s DO North carolina sac DO rUIda shs ga lof in either
e,n,ratc Or spprs light hSwe.r1
Sow sea4sey snyhins doing small iTu'' spa t"
foTna ,. stu favor the sy~s We quote Aps
evaporate fancy 7nI.e do prime 10 Gee chops
sa2sc cores and skins alc raspberres sa,e
20 sne sgS sss Sesrhss cafcrna 2g
I,c do ui9eeled Gas'sc: pnineS' ar 10 ''N' "''
iorS-No new features shown o, .,y. are .ul
m'as1sr ' l,y~1. 1vc @ Wr quote and Pacific
coast 1874 choe sa'c do s' a se p old cis 2s3c
POULTRY Further arrivals OF - Gaps OF
Western AMI Of Southern n.io @ the market
M.nn"no slightly later and about lob 70, I .,a
s msi f fowls dI I w. T"@g re ca %
as aa's' r' Isi fr DEMAND fcr prime ,Ie,h
ton higher though without mporinn, sales AcSumnla,
tons from prcyons receipts moving s s, ,ck. and
rhadephia .erng chickens slightly in ' ., oi ' old
We quote" Turkeys. 10 loNlt' i""'H.
cocks Giyd1c. Old JTSc old durk. iVpl-, '''
ducks Long Island. 2sqcsc spring chickens rh''Hd''
'G@ Hay ' HN@ srEXw Mar. t' s; sigh,
improvement, though outside quotations ~" NJ" '..'p
reached for important quantities We quote i'y p i
No. So. dn 80 To- M Goa zoe, DO tpp,n ,
&c. mixed 55a,Or clover 45da"r. rye srd" ~"
C1r. straw. iOlfi5c. ,
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES bermuda no" p ,h-
f1s4 iull and lower host Florida lots show NJ tnrtr
change but many sfe soft and poor AMI su'h nav a.
certain value. Old potatoes dull and w"sk l'"rm",n
onions lower and duh The market for nearly an MINIS
southern vegetables Is In bad shape Choice peas h'
In 1iflf ttsff nm
cpcum!er- declining under larger supply anu s,'s
beans and squash together with many Inferior lp'' 81
OF her al" low hardly f'aliS" enough
cover charges the Savannah dock hundreds "i PACK
ic-1 abandoned fpr freight charges We Iue
Potatoes bermuda pei hb siatG do ~ rid' S1n>,.
do Oh. 81 THS2 10, sweet potatoes. ~ '1uS h'''"i"
onions per crate. sldS IL" Egyptian onions per 49,,
81 .OaSi asparagus. per dozen punches "cHSI -
kaic per bM. 10. SPIT nch 7jcDsi fadrhes, I.nc
Island pr 100 bun hes. 81 10 Noif,lk per hu'' .Da
81. lettuce Norfolk per bh 13cnSi 80. peas Norm
carolina per - hhl a. aod<a IL per bush. 81 lonS? do
Charleston per lashc iorusl - cihlakes southern.
pcr III or III crate. s2n:i - string i~an~. wnN per
crate 81 -. Do .reen. iu ,Jc cucun's. per 'r'"
81 a0q$: ~. squash yellow. i"g''r. D. white. "i':
tors per 100 lunches >dtlr 10 crate tops
81 tomatoes. carrier crate. S-nst ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

=,
corrov Afer openlng with prices unchanged 10 !
oo,nt higher our market improved or points more
and then settled down TO steady and unevrn'iu' run.
~ . or 2 points August for Instance. selling at 0o2
q ss and eG4 The Liverpool future market closed win
@i nss rsmsned d closing pacay at
say point net advance Win the o'',s ION" , davs
business transacted In months Southern spo; markets
were without material change and generally steady Eew
Manchester reassurng public cables repor,'ns
yarns dull and cloths quiet TINS mas US Se ,ha
spnners takings amounting 10 only 5000 bales for th
day THE Manchester Guardian In Its trade rcpa m
to-day. intimates that me se'en,e, o' e ,n,no,.d
japanese has been discounted because the
demand for cotton goods for snpmsn, 10 ,h Mapches,e
market. The slight Improvement In Liverpool con.racs
was attributed the fear OF unfavoabe bureau rspV.
the most part favorable. The Galveston News reports
ss s by the recent rainfall and clear and
warmer weather made for Texas FOR the coming o'
considered favorable as concerns me efo"ns .9p IN
report that cotton planting Is about hn'sner IN sme
Melted in the northern part II Is coming up TO a gco1
stand cultivation is well advanced In lehas cotton
Traders are awaiting PRONUNCIATION Of the monthly
Bureau report Friday. The idea IL that II VIII sh""
believe that the report will be Of suhcien; importance
change the market much one way or the othet AZ ~
movement for still estimated at about - 900
,ales against 4s3 bales last week ana 25"ie Dairs
Inhaled at 1000 to bales against s2 bales last
week 757 bales last year Receipts at Houston oaaS
543 bales last year and Memphis. l22 bales against
Ia bales last week and 81 bales last year Last year year
before the crop proved TO be the greatest IN NE
history Of trade Neworleans continues to send
short cotton telegram from Bessener Ala reports
much rain in that section Mail adyices IRON,
see Arkansas Alabama and MISSISSIPPI report so0u pos
Opening range and close to-day. and closing bids the
~rtot nj md Las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
ing range and close to-day and closing bids the
IS night and last follow:

Market closed qe, and steady at unchanged 10 point
compared yesterdays closing prices Trans
Terrible notices Total sales $4,000 bales New OK
gross receipts 12l1 bales Exports: Great Britain 2eto
bales: sales 4076 bales; spnners. 40 bales: stock.
Total receipts to-day. 4.Uy bales thus
far this week. 20 35 bales. Exports to-day Great
Britain 1884 bales. Thus far this week: Great Britain.
bales: France i034 bales: Continent. l5s'o paes
stock New-York sales to-day and last
night officially reported: For export 200 bales direct
shipments consumption 776 bales. contract 300 bales
total. s076 bales. spot cotton quiet. mddrg upands
l6c middling gulf Lice. which unchanged com
pared with Saturdays closing.
Liverpool cables-Spot moderate demand; sales
5000 bales; speculation and export 800 bales American
bales; receipts 5000 bales. American. 300 bales
midding upiands- ?i6d Futures opened steady. par
tally Lad decne; closed steady az h 10 point , a..
May. 3S3ss: May-June 353zs: June July. 334b.
August, 33oiss August September 336'.b; september
October 1871 M october November Etszb. NoNenher-De-
eember. a39isb; December, January. S.olzh January
February 3&li1b; February March. 3i21b Mancheser-
Yarns dull: cloths quiet .
COFFEr-I.ocai covering strengthened May deliveries
during the day. but trading again OF very small pro
programme Of local bulls in connection with the Hae
clique speculation iavre closed barely steady:
MAY o. - francs june 30: July 9a 20. August -.
Hamburg steady May H. 10 pgs June and July H.
August - 5 September. 1880 RIO weak at 40 refs.
exchange 3iia. receipts. 1900 bags ccarances for the
United States 1900 bags. stock 2isVO bags Santos re-
eelph 300 bags stock. 25s.ODO bags. market ffrn at
1850 Tie Dutch sale viii be Reid on May ~.
valuation J2i.. sale viii include 1000 picnls
Contracts closed dull unchanged 10 points hgLrr
bags follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, May s-Caitle-Receips last "a hours. 80
head; total week far $3.50 head for same time
last week. 1910 CONSIGNED through 500 none to New
York sale 40 including hoi1overs market opened
nrmer and closed steady but with some uns'd coarse
to good u2~ n, se~r = "ss, RAJ nmcn - '"net
s3at4 choice s, 25asa e. Hogshsceipts last "a hours
CD head: total for week thus TAR SSSD TOT snne
time week :ao consigned through LOB to New
York 800; snie 30: market opened STEADY NJ yes
s9 20 n s,sad e T% for ,. 81.
packer. 81 Is: good msdums choice heavy 81 Is
gs4 So rough. sseia q: stays sass 90 sheep and
thus far 29.4tO: for time last Won 2sSso con
signed through e to S lover for o ls Ia 10 ta
handy weights closed very dull FOR ordinary to good
steady close good prime hsndy clipped lambs SO
Il 2;ass Is: good mixed IS Cogs3 DO. choice. HgN Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortiandt and Drsbrosses ete
-,OU 4 ~ daily MAUcH CHUNK ana intrfmedats
s,is A. VI. daily Tor GENEVA, ROcHtsTER Buzz
FAiO MALARIA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ana
West aul principal ana lo,s i',ns nn's 49, a. ~
,i,tO 4 ". daily for MAuCH CHUNK and interme
80. ,"rfs connections Tor Reading ana Harrisburg
pOd H. w. daily. rNcrp, SUNDAY f1r fl.NlRA ana AZ
r'rrm.i,. stations connections for PotsVle ana Read
ing chair ear WAe-harre. . .,,,,
t.iO H. ". daily except, sunday for L. and B JUNO
and intermediate stations. pullman buhes
utlIr ar T., Wiherba,rr. connections Tor Pot..ills
so a.. d. daily, except sunday Tor soNIH fINiN'
FIELD ana intermediate stations .-..
E,tn VI cor EATON and intermediate STATIONS
U,oO n, 81 tally for Ht' rFAIO. NIAGARA fALis
and all points west Putin sleeper ,"s'lhul.d train
~. y,rt 10 chicago sleeper Bunaio and Toronto
e,nn.r'tlus fot Reading and iinrrirhufg
t,,O H. w. daily. except sunday for Enston ana Inter
o.vO a. 81 daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. KocfEs.
1'i,r Iu'FFAfO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
ws., Pullman slrepefs to Chicago ani iiunalo Chair
tar Wikeshafr" . ma. ms, m.
TI,he,a and Pullman accommoda,lon., az 80 ~, 20
aud 9og HpiawAy ~ Eas, i+th St 100 East i2oth NJ
S.w yDrl Fulton Ct. Court 81. ~ broadway ana
ii.aNhlNu Nnnrs. Hrlokiyn n Y.
rag~ from h,'cl residence through to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

the Exchange were conrad,c.ed nv private dsoaich IN
the afternoon part Of the morning advance was S
market leaving of quiet unchanged 20 ,sc nv. ~,
Cash corn was moderately active and iaiiF s-aS ~
5000 bush steamer yellow at 55ac elevator, and l2p
bush at 55d55,kc delivered: 5000 bush yellow az 90
anoat and 10000 bush private terms su --.vs
bush unEraded white. private terms ~ nine ~ ,y,ns
there little trade to-day. prices sah's .'e
session with the miov einsni In corn Later
there little easier feeling and the market wouha UP
unchanged &c Reports from the Nes were
generally favorable regarding the crop eScpn h IN
Kansas where. stated yesterday BY the star Az
cultural Department. the crop IL quite seriously unnRe
Receipts at primary markets keep up fairy w' Va ss
and the cash market is quiet. Sales today '.'n'
bush follows: $1,000 bush No oats "2$g3.,.e 49,
bush No white 31c. and 10000 bush TRACK w,c' "u1u
soc. SEEDS Market quiet Quoted lover ie gd
grades IS 75ds9 JO high grades 81 'og*lo 81 mo'hy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
e RTE LIN ES.

WEI
York foot OF Chambers St. daily. follows. and h's
UIr A. w" stlbuled Express for wavery. BIny.
J.IC hamion Ein<ya Buffalo. Bradford and Saia-
rnanca Parlor to Buffalo 49,
2OO r. M.vesbue: Limited solid train Tor Sn "a
SIS A, m. Chicago ,. m. Seepers TO Chi
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
cOn p IL RirAlo Vestbued Express, arrives BUY
O.)U falo A. N. making direct connections for De.
froit Chicago sal the West Buffalo passengers
can r-main In >.eper until A; r,,.
n.y. Lake and Niagara Fals.
StC SOLID train TO Chicago sieepers to Buffalo. Chi
cago and Cincinnati Dining Car: -
4 OcAr, TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
l. accomrn' ,i.tions III 2Gi .oi and O.! Broadway
lsG Fast l2j,h-si Chambers and West 23d ST. ferries
New York 9G Broadway and 3S3 Fulton-st brooklyn; ~
if,J.o, -, Uoboken and Jersey City Station. Erie
cornpany calls FOR and checks baggage from
hotels and residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,.,., ,. >. ~ N'I al rs naH %, N car, for
r"''sFsu hn ri ar. .r~ IN s. at The J~rs~y 81,
ad on ncs' nIPs ana mi ,o n,s"r a,crr,
'i' .. nl i,a.,' higher on r.urh s'un later al
wcrs rom M,s,rn "n az. i" IN IN, asy 49, nearly
All lost rhne cows. lu- ana al KIND, ., roost , ,s
u.a y ny , ,r .,rt interior - choice native
s .~ a. ,, :, !, n s' 5, srss US a, seSss g. y
Gf f~ ns;s -Gc. di'n aic ,ad md; amy ,,e,
Iserc.i s@o,s rrrs~raior seees a, :..eic gr ~ T.;
Aner-aa live ea'': wax i, iigi:ro II i ,5:,
Al esa ,s' 2? S''i ., 81 , - ss''is
ss S Shn' ,an. ' IN ;hr r,r ic" anar,,r,
e, Fa"'"' G'"'.a; '"d 81 a'-''''' for d ii '"''
Sale newton 4 g. - iiln,. s.-~r. %, n a,eras.
A. s s., ' y &c. i"i iass :, :. 49, 80
I !. &. T. :. +. =, 4, & 4 !. :. g. s " at s.
s.ei.r. j. ohio ia, Y ,eio. e., Z 49, ~,
!. !, q a. Z %,. iS o. a.. liz n is;a r
5, 10 $ S'ys It no. = 4 .ss: H., fi 80. r g.
~ r 40. 90 lois "a, 1, !, 81 a. ~; n e.
100 al s. -. j.. i.o ~ a. s. = 10 w.. zig. y
W y :, 8 @ 3, 70 .. :, i !. = d. g. i q
n at g + a. % 7, 81. 2. o., 10; =, :: SO
I s,s g :: q i! : , :: 2: 3. n n i :: z
IS, f = 2. :, Illinois steers 1874 H. at '' 10
.q%. Ns.n a ,aa'o ISs r., s';s head
for ssi~ The uaie' opened s'.a rui closed AMI
ss is "a "a. VI" from r. a ga or. s, .s' But '': i
'' T, s,s q 10y . a So ga - FREE. cow. !: .oas pei,
neg n' Ms 80 'a~ Iva. at .ig' aic 80 ' c which
y71 head ~ cOh..i Inc arrivals vef~ IN excess -
all e,pc iaion- AMI prices op'n~ at .3poco lower q.
o S Sr . wee ac ps.r an ho,r made Moniy
mo demand al he feducDn sufficient ., ,~sf ne
s'" % 81 s a. p, S g""f, but ' %sn T., a. s. osa
e,,s 9say d. a. g. % coll. at n %, ,ss 'S sl.. a
80 i, ,.fly L. nun
.lfrs.eI venis Wei. quoted 5oTr with frs choice
III. ,sry In ne lay At H. ylfef.ed sD.d AT 3i4as
lii'ie ealyes 3'.a''1c
s. 20 yer 100 D. II d. lsS n, s, .. ~ d. rs u.
~ q d. ,'s :, q" r.. = 's s II. 49, rs e T.
~ s. 20 DO. 49, No. At 500. 10 T., ~ n. ~ s. -
y: DO. i2p ~ ~ s. u; 10. &c. 10 ~. ct ~. : do.
Il,n,. A Mullen. 2, veslr 1876 n . S. 81 - ~.
10, n, IT s. i2,, iot d. H ~ a 81 ~ d. 1872 n.
q, - - ia o. NJ, ~ - &, 20 .iS d, ri n A, 81 90
Ia 10 Ia y, ~ ~ i7i, ~ 49, l8i No. Z, H. 3I2 80.
is, ~ At s, q. 20 d. ~ ~ AT 81 10. oi Do Ios ~.
n, 81 =. mixed ,alse. i2t n, At 81 ~
l,u.nbnrk 80 y.ais it3 ~ a, g.. iao DO i?D n,
"a 49,. al a. ~ H. ~ S. ~ ~ l2G NJ -, u
b. III ~ ~ 81 30. ~ mi,ed calves. us ID. at ~
~, H. =, 5, ys Z, do i2G NJ AZ 81 gi, is2 d. ias ~
= 10 ~ H. =, s. 20. fed calf 30 y, n, 81
~, ~ -, & ''I is DO 3l n at s. "a dc 40 H. at
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PURSUANT to statutory requirement, notice
Is hereby given Act has been passed by both
legislature entitled and worded as fol.
AN ACT four hundred and four OF the
OF eighteen hundred and seventy Ave entitled An
authorize appropria lions for the adult blind
in the City Of NewYork not provided for In public or pr
vate Institutions" 80
Further notice 10 hereby given that public hearing
upon such bill will be held the Office Of the Mayor Ia
the City Hail. IN the City OF NewYork. on Saturday. May
llth 1905. at IL m.
(signed) WILLIAM l.. STRONG. Mayor.
Dated City Hall. New-York. May 9th. 1895.