davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27

Miss Fredora Rosenberger, a very popu-
lar young lady of Winchester, became vio-
lently insane a few days ago. The authori-
ties at the Lunatic Asylum were notified
and officer MeQuain of the hospital went tor
her on Tuesday last. She was so violent
that in the judgment Of the officer it was
necessary to place her in a straight jacket
and strap her to the seat in the cars. I'm
mediatelv after leaving the station at Wood
stock. s. passenger who had just got on the
train noticed her condition and pronounced
her dying. The attention Of others wa
called, and her jacket Immediately taken
off. but she died before the train bad passed
the corporation limits Her body was re-
moved from the train and sent back to Win
chester for interment. Her brother was
with Der at the time of her death and &C
companied her remains to Winchester
Miss Roseuberger was not only consistent
but very active member Of the VI. E.
Church. South.-.Sben. Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27

The doctors cannot locate the silver dol
lar which Mr.. Bane, Of Missouri is said TO
have swallowed. He must have coughed 1t
up ITSccliag Register Probably he pass
ed it-on one Of the dollar newspaper men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27

The Boone-Bloomer is the latest candi
date for public favor, in the newspaper line,
in this State. Il Is a neat aud bright paper
-Ricbn Gazette,
We have not seen the new paper referred
10 sbOYe, but presume it appeared in a new
dress-and infer from It's hyphenated title
that il wears biiurcated garments
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27
The Bank of Charles Town,

CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
Isaac H. Strider, President.
G. A. Porterfeld, Cashier
STATE BANK.
Examination made September s. 1895.
Incorporated February 20, 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27

That man is not living who could be elect
ed President three times.-Ch0rlsst0n Ga
-stts. That settles it. II he is not living be
is not available and we have no interest in
him. The is yet to be born, it is too pre-
yious" to enthusiastically advocate him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27
A FTER 30 DAYS.

We have had rush day in and day out
Much of our stock is in the hands of happy
buyers. Much more remains for others to en-
Joy. We have done all that was possible to
please so large run The result is great holes
in all lines of our stock Many thanks to our
customers for their liberal trade, and we will
kinkly ask them to continue until the last arti-
Gle is sold, and that my successor may hold
them at the old Temple of Fashion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27

A Dwelling House on Main street for Rent.
Apply to F. L. BELLER,
oct. 81, 20. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27

The people of this country never before
had SO cheap, so pure and so abundant q
supply of WOODEN clothing as they now have
on the approach of the winter of 1856
For this blessing they are indebted to free
wool, aud there is not an economical house
wife who goe, shopping these days who is
incapable of approaching the boon. The
barbarous threat Of the Republican leaders
20 restore the wool duties is enough to send
a chill down the backs of millions of Amer
lean people Philadelphia Record
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27

Geo. Grandstad, a young man of Eiiuburg,
aged about % years, the only son Of Mr. Geo.
Grauds,ad, OF tina; town, was struck on the
head With a brick by a negro on the streets
Of Winchester Saturday night week, and
badly hurt Il wound was dressed by DR..
Jauney, and on the following Monday morn
ing be was preparing TO return home. but
was taken suddenly worse aud died on Tues
day night His body was taken charge of
by the Odd Fellows.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27


A IRE IN Chicago Saturday morning in
the Exchange Building, at Van Buren, and
Market streets, resulted in the death Of five
persons. fatal injury of two others aud the
destruction of nearly 500 600 worth ofprop.
erty. Il was also attended by q display of
rare heroism on the part Of a fireman, who,
while clingug to ladder, caught an uncon-
scious woman who fell from a window above
him. and carried her safely TO the ground
Many women were employed in the build
iug -Four Of the killed were fireman.
Mrs Cleveland is member OF the Nee
dleworkers' Society of Washington, and 1T
its meeting recently the president of the
board OF directors said the wife of the Pres
ident was one Of the mos; earnest OF the
guild and that she had made thirty. eight
pieces and lately sent them in. She is like
many millions of her American sisters. she
seeketh wool aud fax aud worketh willingly
with her hands. Her children will rise
up aud call her blessed and her husband
also aud be praise,h her UortmsJurg
StltesnQn
George A Doenge-, who has been agent
in Nartin,burg during the past year for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
New YORK, died Thursday evening from ex-
posture received Wednesday night. He
wandered into the country. where he was
found along the roadside in a half frozen
condition aud taken 20 Marlinsburg and
given medical attention He was thought
20 be reviving and was conscious when he
died. He was aged about thirty-tour yesrs
and leaves a mother and brother, who re-
side In Baltimore
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-11-27
House for Rent.

Nov. -, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

in the late irsuftctilu. Nanel sul
other important data were given. Two
tays later Secretary Gresham sent Tor
Minister Thutsinu Hp took Thur.-
TON into hiH private room, aud lu o.
white rage ncCuseI hl1 uf Giving Ole
hc.nl information o. lu American
newspaper before communicating %
90 he department.
BsCrotafy Gusf1hm suya the Ia-
Usiian admitted BIS not had been
"uudiplomutia." M entry a the 0t-
cIrruuco GOA tu0 siats DEPARTMENT
record states This fact, sudi, 10 import.
snt ns the RECORDS will form the ON
Cial history ~ tbu occurrence. Mlu-
istur ThuuiUu declined 90 cay
whether hr admitted DO was uuIiUlI.
matte, r. was % remarkable u imIHilu
20 make, d. ho dIJ. OIdIyl1uats gay
Hucn nl a1mhaIou from dip.umnt
would Forever JipuHlliy un fr u.
lurt service iu BOO. rlY0u Holi, and
r.ybr bin with rv..la iluE HHguCo.
Toe r.uDTIB W lIu .tu.r lr..sluIut
show tHlt Tlufs'nu si uiu1I Doc bad
to'u guiify ~ uu. ....Mstlr c.uIus.,
uu. declined Co comply with Secretary
GlrsIlm's fcVu.si 60 gus the hut iu
wnung.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

the revolution. Copies OF Ia Luchu
confirm tho report " tue alnaiug % a
schooner by the srhuisn RunuJat OIL
Puerto PaIFp, near 9IuaL
For two days uncertain ard utlfrcr-
obls reports have reached here ,tlf--
ing an American schooner n1iug h.cI
ulou by spa4isD tuuuIlt uu tHy
8autn uUast OF Florida. roIhy's steam g
brought news from Key West winch
be- snid to bB authentic, claiming that
thu schooner ltouU II Key Wet had
cen died upon ana uismasied BY the
tufautu isabulla near Charlotte hurb1G
rucr which the schooner went ashore,
where she now lltsi above south har-
U1r.
lis generally believed that the au-
tuOulips ut Warrington aavo been a.
thrI IT. IlU lfouo o. cJnstir 8
sUuo noe ,fsiXty tyns, comnauuel uI
Cau..ln Gar1nlos, ana Originally Ca
uyu IL yrCw col c'gut.
WAauINaruN, March l0.--Iuuro Us
good gf.ubu, ar believing SHAT iHu
snip reported as sailing rym savanna
VITA tuusu aims uIlNti Viii furnish
nu actual case Of urntluii0u ftHo D.
Dvurhnuldd. Careful invusl,gH,iHu DO
prosecuting ua Co the cargo shipped by
sue Alliance IS. Colon, allegations that
anus were taken sbJ,td under c.veryi
u.IErc.s having been mAuc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

impor sat Decision tarIpat 70 comb
uHtIuu ut UHuu n..ur rt.

frpor Decision tarIpat gombI.
uHiIuu ut HHuu o. ..ur.Ts.
DETROIT niHIul Judge suverns,
ln tho United 5,btus JIfiug. cYuri De-
UuE, rendered uu Iml E.l. decision
bearing up9u the sherman ant.-iuut
hr.
About year asl che .Eo.o, Wauon,
Michigan and National Capsule com.
Ilu..8 uUfylUf lUi1 900 agreement Go
pool luHir igiUrcsH nuI carey .u tho
uua'HyH Uf manufacturing sr.t.uu
SHELLS i1r capsules H ON. institution uu.
dr. the a.y.v gI lHu UHiInf satus
tuHIlr company, INu trrg com.
pauy uHlkuI, nuI n'ut % bIu tT per-.
priuaNy restrain IIs United Eisirl
company from Ha.HF buslue., on
tlr ground that % was uH
cn.erpri8u in pas up prices aud
baT C1mIetf0r uuI ri Nu#lUrsF. Tho
Ir.uusu vHH tH1i tuu uuW ulHmuv
was uHt iurmrI f1 rsiHr puUe-, u.t o.
l#gnu tine uuft OBJ. rr1luoIUu, r.nU tgu
rligYus competition anu yield better
pmluu't.
Judge Severn iNEH The poe o1 tb7.
the trurt waHfHrUyd ia violation Ui tur
laws of Michigan Ua well Hs tho pUf OF
t0HErt-s; cit became s1 npputuI,h
HRiI the Judge, DO connection with his
opinion, squat the combination was
iufOiUullg under tho Michigan law.
tnAt % war NOS nCua17lfr 90 apply tuu
acts of IDurFsHH which bear upon Va
rluu gur.t.0r." The gt.u will luuItl.a,
uu1ugsp IuyigW 90 tue appellate
ysutl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

Nearly Iw, ifunared lini sFauts W'h
L-uL- ID II MIMI L..rLLL N..A.I-unm.


Nearly Iiri tfunargd lni grants We'll
gu4 . 60 Start form ausainHh.
SAyAa.aI, Gs, Notch lJ.-thi-
a..r,u utug Danish steamer Hurn,
vita 1917 nvrtO omIEtana, E,cHmci
Gown the river on her long journey Co
IiUpriH. Tho utuks were crowded
with umigpuls AMI tuUlr baggage.
Tho wuafvuS along the river were
crowded with negroes sui whi,'s.
Thousands Ui negroes uhuuful The
,migmuis, who sgu; back cheers, while
their leader violently waved u large
American Dag.
The Umigtsnls are Ga excellent shape
Tor CgluuiarE purposes. They carry
al lmmUual amount OF baggage, prob.
ably 900 large buzC8 UUius taken on
the ttrumsnlr. rHry expended several
tuuusauu dollars nero too agricultural
implements, household rludf, u.yp
aud ARC thoroughly equipped iuf shelf
new Tito, Many q tutm have CON.
siderable money. They wugu given
lauI ~ the Lihorilu government
some OF them have blug tluEiuF
songs of praise ami pIayiHg up tire
wngris while waiting Tor the tt1Am.
ship % complete IH cargo. % new
nusT8 song, "bsu. DO Wow by Native
Lauu," was HuuE us tuu AJua lu,. the
WHnI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

pNvrH MafCu lu.-- Pat Cove,
tm.ui o. iiain r1Uurr, Inl breaker
hiI diuosl inlet, shot anu fatally
VsJlioI Deceive Alph0nso Moore
idHIgbt tuI made his otsnpe. Inr
dlltL gl.h Detective COuuOrs, b q
located CuHu aud two companions ut
aD.mul9.l Lawrence street, lh,y
waited llg mrn ior several recent
tlis.iHi, 10 this city.
Tue auttt was tucUgss iuliy male,
a1l ihe three pf.sluvrs hauduuliuI a..
stIaUL On the way 90 tue patrol box
tyvttlpptd NlH Uulls, nud drawing q
Uy.Iyef nom HE belt began firing at
lls 61ltn. Tho Gre was ruluuutu,Gul
hs thought That Grove was slightly
lllisd, Moore was struck lu che groin
aal cal11l recover Grove Ia famous
Throughout the county. ono Of hit
unu Was the robbery Of a train al
vaunwa, Do, lie has escaped from
h.hu Sioux Gity, Milwaukee and
vul1aga, anu o. uauly wanted at the
.insipacr. He supposed 10 uu O.
-sntsgd The amuus Evans gang,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
roIIcE orrI,ras Annu,rrD.
work OF ihr LrxuW Committee hear
luE Irult

work OF ihr ErxuW Committee hear
iug Irult
NEW NuEl, March ln.-All the
police .niguf. against whom iudlct.
mruu were fund yesterday 10y tlg
eAtraJrJiuIrY grand jury were arrested
when tury went 10 the police head.
quuit-rs this morning, Tho indicted
Hre. Inspector VIM, Mclaughlin,
Captain jacob s1iUlg, U4.uu Market
station; Captain j, u. DHusuuu, Wet
Twentieth street station; Captain 81. j.
Murphy, West loom street. station,
Captain Jamua is, Price, Ncu .ugsI
ttrgvl etauJu; iyJmuT Police Iagatu
William $, uuy,fl; Naglm,u Edward
dluuuUu, dlamlHyI, NHTIus. al. HsIl
5. hill, formerly uu4tg Captain lIlgl,
WurimNn Burns Ium.e4 aIH ..l.
superintendent Iglyus fl.I llHlu
WAS G warrant Zoe Hlil auI'urr .urm..-
~ connected wi.u ,4u police tJ.u.. Tie
prisoners we've conducted Q. tUr .ls.ugt
attorney sUlllou ~ luapuy,Us WUuauf
anu MgAvuy, Hyrurs uHld tho lac
dicsmenls handed MIN were all tug.
had bUtu found,
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ritrE5mrn Advised wrpugsd uuu 60
I.ui thr pFrtHuuHr.

ritrEsmrn AuyIsrn wrpugsd uuu 60
I.ui thr pFrtHuuHr.
CHICAGO, Huuu DO George Clu-
dTpy, quo thuEu stencil aud die
manufacturer Wu0 b. suing George
JscUh 5ghwuluiuuu IJI .jIuUl, bee
serted to-day THAR be has been urged uy
many pT1miEsut church people, ClgI-
gympu aud iayHtu, o. 1914 the pft-
truuuu CalIHL CguIIgS'a Hasr against
sulwt.llIgiu Tor breaking uF tIu
C.u4ruy family wac bot iug Ida. tllry,
bat thu defense again s,cufuI 10 con.
tlbuaurc. The persistent delaying of
the trial auFuTrI tuu plainul, who Do
ga OLD mar, AMI ina Uufsl OF wrath
me- drcllIul 10 ho huI followed the ale
vicg Of hs ifcune, he would have
rbuo 10 rchWrluiufth's "ieayeun at
Rockford aud tested tho "Nlub.ihh's"
Immortality with cold lead. tho old
mans excited declaration created "a
tpusatiun among hiH hearers,
CouIfry'- wife aui i've children urc
now iying NJ the Rockford "Hravuu,n
ana have rssisiul BlI Efforts 10 secure
tuolr return, Uciug unIuly influenced,
ue uiaims, by 5chwcluiuflh.
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TBLEGRAPHIC.
70 FIGHT FOR CUBA.
Senator Morgan Thinks ii' Rebels
Viii R.C.IY. Aid
IF MY CAS- HOLD our A YEA"
y,,y Persons Ia This Country willing
10 Fight for Cuban Liberation
When tho Time Con's'
,r rr,, CAS- Mold our A YEAR

,y..,,,ygroy, p. g., March ID
W. ,,,,ysp. OF Alabama, chair
ot tho Senate foreign relations
D'" ,,,,,tsc, no. rrm,lnod in Washing
SING ,Igso the adjournment Of Congress
.nt sse,a M interest In tic existing
,,,Igp complication" =.
''w,Psopottuow wuat isboiug DONE"
,,,,Itt5an Associated Press reporter
a..,,,r than what Is sai IN the
..-,r from time to time. ! am ui
',.,. Interested Ia Oh" situation ~
r,s. ffiHs reyoiutiouisis are auIn 70
WV t.rs wear tnty will De uHie g.
l,.I e.,.f.rIal afsIuiAuco ifum persons
.' ,n'. r.gufrg, uoI only ia the way OF
T,sr,. but 100 spite VI hll 'il''.' :.
-..gs1f Do. tuufU are many meh t"A'
,,,sJy 90 r1 into a war Tor IuuA %
't5sf .nf, and there VIII pu no
yst FespluE them Uul OF u 10 voc
,,l.,sfs lrsdiuF THIS revolt snow
KY s.rp.aud any sttongih 90 hume.
'--'egt was inclined TO view the
n.s'igg DE- without any particular
tiss. tut J.. appears now that
49,. yfgVu 90 10 quite i1rmiu'
-. Ib0.o people uru not 10 ro
,,grIiarfeiulIius. IL SONY o. queg,.
,|gof tImuwuru Cuba VIII throw on
I.sg.Bisn yoke. 10 may not he with
IN. rsv5.utl6u, but it Will come iiUm
mute revolution" ..,.,
SYoa are iot purchasing Cuba?" was
uli -,..,.....,..,-
tu5r,.p responded ME- Morgan 81
sgof puryha.lng the ISLAND OF VI any
a5sf method OF acquiring 20 from
ssIn. itisun lmpOriaut island i1r'hc
UsI.tI slatrf."
Tbg Alliance Incident was referred
%. And Senator Morgan said he ap'
rIsysitlt cauue 0i the state depart
r.tlp demanding Hn apology ami re-
rnil5p. he declared American mrr.
c,aiuen cannot ue lawfully intcTtvful
vHup1u Iuu nigh seas, lie expressed
Die atIuIlu tHat Cuba might ne uu-
aIsi, auI said 30 was great mistake
Ualsau UlmingD was not purchased
vhtn We uaI nu opportunity. No such
r1spcp, be added, should bH neglected
DO hu future When We were Offered
tlault DO tue ocean oyer which We
csul txs,gie control and which were
IiJpshy part Il the American
continental 'yslgm, and were Necessary
% Ibs Itg,tg,i1u " cur coast com.
melee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
Yale
Hair
Tonic.

LA.rss fEp Gsgyl... 10 .
l.I. m. H.as pleasure io ..# ae w
uuu.n u. us public 60 Yale. Esee a.n.
Uar Tonic. which B the G#l mI o..
remedy known 90 chsmit.y which H.
lively Turns atay heir back ,1 iH u..
u.I o.urv.,alut dye. tms a8aa H
record 5000, Nmr. 81. Nb.e-w0HlaH..
woman ,Hemist-h5s mad. u.a MOS.
valuable OBJ. 40 chemical discover. .
Stone. SOB. personally IaIltre. Dos ...
uuu .uI gives Doe public Deg o'uH
guarantee imt il has been tested T..
...Ty conceivable way and ha. Ull..
Itself i1 boo tHc only Hair Specific D.
au. aaf .aUnG Immediately aH.
create. lusuuDus growth Contain
.aIna...H Ingredient Physicians aa.
.. amaIad Go aaalg. UD IfHu.t
U.ag ur greasy on ths CONTRARY .
m..es tHe uHr san. y.wau. an0. u0
keeps Dc 100 curl. Tur .Ha m.n wH
#a.s with Hsg @ little um res.
grave entirely gnU and uuH Hh-D
HEADS. b.. Is specially recommends.
.U druggists ssIi. Iue. 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
rmuusroN ApGESoNA NoN oRlFA.
secretary Gresham Demands t'ls re.
call bY ISIS GuNsrumont.

CHICAGO, March ia special 10
tho HaIy Nous FROM Washington says
secretary Gresham has Demanded Tue
recall Of l.. A.. rhuuton, Hawaiian
minister at Washington, At the same
limo the doors OF the state tpa-.munt
have been cl0tcd against the ropgp.
sou alive Of the now republic, ami hc
has been told ne NUT communicate IN
writing with the secretary,
Secretary Gresham has requested
Minister Wilua % formally c1mmuui.
untu 10 tue Hawaiian minister " Tor.
Ign aatir, the tact that Minister
lBurslUu was pursJua non gratl. The
communication was sent BY mail, and
news TO EarIIug i,s reception msy now
Ho on thc American steamer On the
way 90 San Francisco.
a New y ts urWapaler Of February
1874 contained n Washington dispatch
stating that Minister rhumt1u had TO-.
uiyod uAlclul HlylCtH Of the sentenced
HsssuJ upIu .he alleged c1usplrators
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
REponr onNFInmEn.

Au'rlsan Schooner sunk bY u spanish
Guuhunt,
!Aa1oNvILE, Fla, March lg.-a
t'eiI 10 tue Florida Citssu lFuu
hnp ny'3
ltetitAmuf MB8C0l,e arrived at q
,li evening direct nom Havana, q Il
Vllll hlrf reports fIou the cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

LWnpooL, March lU.-Ihr British
tauN steamer DcIawGlu, iT1m NuW
York, hgs arrived iu thU river Mercy
with the crow Of tbc steamer D1ua4
nbaudIned IN miI-lCuau. When
sighte1 by the Delaware the DOnau mao
been on iru thiriy.slE hours ana tuu
CROW mai takeu 10 tho boats, The
b1uau sailed from Hamburg on
M.tgn 6Ih for Phihucipula.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

ST pErERsuERG, March l0,-rhe
appointment ~ Prince L0bauOd-It4s-
ioEg.Eyi rtcuTtly kJH-ian ombassndlr
O. Nluunu, as Russian minister for
foreign affairs (, succeed tue late IA
DE GieIsi WAS officially guzeI,gl this
morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
Black and Cold
Dress Goods
Dept.

01.u th.1 week some extra good bar.
gains 800 sglsonlblc materials.
Fifty Pieces Fancy Black Dress Goods
100 900 woul German aud French make.
Most unique and nUhby designs.
special Boa three lots: LOT o. s5 in. at
hlc, LOT q, 5s-a3 in., 90 Csc LOT s.,
$3.50. at Use, worth thirty per Ct more,
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AMSTERDAM, March lU-The price
OF silyer has advanced u 90 gullders
por EiiO.
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cnntsfi,N scIrNfI,rs Auur,rrn

NJ. nnd mrg. ftnitru accused of Man.
stnulutlr.
DAyTuH, o, NarHl l4.-Ch.uf of
Police Farrell lh' lUrfUu.u ordered
tho arrest OF ID. rrI Nlfa. uHuuu,
Christian Science hog'H, fr mar.
0laus hiUL pom Sing 90. U1rDurf'a iay.-
legation 90 tu1 JuBIu .. l.Iuu, d.r .u.
Ter 20 NG ana ME Harry Mead,
prominent YuI nsuI1H.HH poodle.
l6u deceased was t.guushluf u
the late COugru.mau lul..
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iNG uaAta .0a.5.. DBL" aa' ar H.a,1 90. "a aa
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FOUR
SPECIAL
LOTS
OF LACES

We rcplcaIahcd our lJs l5e 25.,
lsI 35a Special Lines OF L1ces, aud
ouer aud even larger assortment than
las, week. The Lace, are AZ ONE
HALF the regular value.
For one week we will offer our inn
mcnsr assortment Of Lace Scarls aud
Eiehu5 at greatly reduced prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04

and skins i,aic cherries new 0c backberries old go
s.c; apreo,s 7doc peaches California. peeled iig n.
do unpeeed. 5iasc prunes az to size and quan''' 'S
HoPsThe situation has changed in no essential point,
N . D Nsy Sa AND s sSo sate
Coast 1884 choice SIC do good to prime oas aasc
K a c y fsx ss S1 fowls
easily PLACED a, 'c and the sry over
nunber Of without further change n we
ladi:c do Southern isgbl 3cs fo Saf pa "a
s5c: geese. 15cas 25 pigeons 2ouaoc ;and about
only fresh lot, to-day ana light ae g ao u
ations Tone weak chickens. but rather nfm o to
fowls Spring ducks steady Iurksy, hrn old cocks &C.
pcKed aaisc do scaided oa2e spring ducks Eais sa
. .21 r ac as c ' sSnabs per- Gc1 81 cas
call good fresh woodGosk Srouss ana ma
, We ,s.. Suos sc M?'1s doc ioa 'as'" P
fresh, 81; do frozen yoegsi quail 7,%s5 es grass
HAY AND sTRAw-Market quiet and barely steady
which arc Tor Old hay New and old sell at about
even prices We quite Hay. prime per 100 h. ~ do No
to NJ ''@ or .;ra rn'pg5%K Zoe '' ''''e'
POTATOES AID VEGETAB LES-frsh potatoes show
now very rare Red sweets and yams dull and small yy
low sweets slowly. though choice large would
usual qualities. but fancy large smooth and ripe Acme
would exce~ quotations Other vegetables g'neraiy vey
white soGs@ 30 yellow 81 5ods2 do red 81 255fs IS
sag ~ ss ~ op ps so cSSSs ss PEE G
g. corn 5OcQsi * celery. dozen IA, hunshes 81 o
30 Sc"s SOUTH ry G ps bas % & p ss per bag
81 81 peppers, per box 2'MS"c string beans y.I Dag
ss S sss s9 40 essy s "n
Russian per Dbl. 6Oa6oc.