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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08

Entertainment of the l. o B B
The Harmony club rooms were
fairly filled by an appreciative au-
dience last evening, attracted there
by the Edar Lodge, |. o. BIB. pub
lie entertainment.
Hon. Augustus Levy delivered
an address Of welcome and short
history Of the order, explaining its
benefits, acts Of friendship, chart
ty, benevOlence, etc.
The San Antonio Madeline club
they dis coursed some sweet music.
Mrs. L. l.. Marks favored the
audience with a vocal selection,
which was heartily encored and
responded to. Mrs. Marks needs
no introduction to the music
loving people of San Antonio, as
her talent is we'll known.
Professor Seymour lehman, Of
New York, was next on the pro-
gram in a violin solo which proved
to be musical treat and was ap-
plauded. Prof. Heiman will make
the Alamocity his home and will
no doubt be heard from in musical
circles.
Miss Minnie Half then rendered
a vocal selection, which was list
ened to with rapt attention and
deservedly encored. This young
lady possesses sweet soprano
voice, which was seemingly at its
best last evening.
Mr.. Eldridge delivered an ora
ton taking as his subject, "Our
Mothers" to which he did credit.
Mr.. Jos. Selling, Of Chicago, vol
unteered his services as accompan-
ist on the piano, and proved him
self thorough musician.
Rev. H. j. Elkins closed the en-
tertainment with an earnest ap-
peal to his co-religionists, not al
ready members, to join the order
and assist in the good work now
| going on.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08

-Wanted-Boy with bicycle to
collect. Apply at once at 229 West
Commerce street. 1t
e. H. Boutwell, was granted a
divorce from Mary Boutwell, by
Judge Noonan y esterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
NEW-BRUNSWICK.

snecial meeting OF the Chassis OF New Bruins
wick OF the Reformed Church was held In Herizos
Hail. this city. Friday TO dismiss the Kew d.
f. T. Corwin. rector OF the Hail. to the CHASSIS
Of Hudson within which he has received can
TO the Reformed Church at Greenpo:nt y. y Inc
Chassis adopted minute expressing regret at the
severance OF official ties with Or. Corwln, VINO
has been a member OF the Chassis since 40 ana
for a long time IT'S stated clerk Or. NJ II. Hut
ton of the Second Reformed Church or ms cliy'
was chosen TO this latter Office.
Tho Peoples National Bank OF New brunswick
will this morning move into Its new building, al
George and Church SITS. the finest business site
in the city. The building IL handsome piece OK
architecture In the Italian renaissance style. The
first floor Ia devoted 10 banking purposes. the sec
ond 10 business offices and the third 10 the Ma
sonic fraternity. Congressman benjamin I. Howell
is the president OF the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
HACKENSACK.

George W. GARNER 1r., young man VINO nves
With his parents in the Collerd Mansion near the
east end OF Anderson-st. bridge. met lively re-
cention when he reached home at midnight Satur-
day He had been to the Oritani Club. OF ~h'ch
he is a member. and. on reaching the house wac
about to lie down on a piazza lounge. Wnen ne
found the place occupied by tramp Inc ihtruu +,
sbowed Acht when ordered to leave. and forcei
farmer 10 retreat temporarily before DIE cIuD,
hut the young took short cut across Ioi So 10
tbs end Of the bridge where he net Theodore i'oD-
erts William Bates and William Atwood ana me
four returned with the purpose OF caF1u'iis ~. ~.
irtrndsr In this they were unsuccessful as uic
,ramp took refuge in the thickly wooded g rovg
tordariny Cedar Lane from which retreat ne pet'i
~. ING mon with stones and fired parting shot
from revolver over their heads The Cedar Lane
viz shaded by a heavy growth or tfeeS Pidnt'..t
w. The late William Walter Phelps, IS lavoi'ee
homemade during the summer and the experien, :,
~ Mr. GARNER has caused feeling OF lnseS t y
..hot never before existed. Captain John J. fneIpS
md md Charles Henderson neghbors OF MI Car
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
NEW YORK CITY.

The Italian Republican League will hold mass
meeting this evening $50 o'clock at the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms 20 dcnounce the city adj
nnjstration for IFS failure TO recognize Italians
who voted the Reform ticket.
The Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Of Ncw-York VIII
have their annual business meeting at clarks, III
West Twenty third-st.. this evening. w X. George
will make an address
The first anniversary OF the conservation Of ST.
CahrieIs Church. In East Thiriy-seventh-st.. was
celebrated yesterday. Bishop John j. Hennessy.
OF Wichita, Kan. celebrated high mass In the
morning and the Rcv Father Charles Cotton. Of
St Stephens Church was the assistant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
Packe o
Miles New York City.

shanghai ~. Hong Kong April 9. SinsapGre H. Alden
May . Port Said - and Algiers i6 with mdsc 10 Carter
Macy Co. vessel to simpson Spence * Young. Ar
rived at the Bar at +3o y m
steamer France dr) Hadley. London May IT, with
mdse To " Hurst Arrived AT the Bar at II 30 IN.
Steamer Wells city an Savage. Bristol May IL and
Swansea Is rndsc James Arkell CO. Arrived
the lar at 10 m. June l.
steamer La Bourgogne ltD. l.cboeuf Havre May 25
with mdse 49, cabin and iOj stc-rag- passengers A
Forget. Arrived the Bar at 30 a IN.
Steamer Button tIir). Oils Rosario April 30. Buenos
Ayres MAY l. Montevdco :? and 81 Lucia ri. with mdse
and II cabin passengers 10 liusk Jevons. Arrived
the Bar $50
Steamer Grecan Prince u}rp. Miller. Santos May .
and IL. with mdse and cabin 10
John Arrived the Bar u
steamer Orinoco tI3r). Fraser, bermuda 30 with
and pa \ T. Ar
rived the Tar NJ
Steamer Algonquin Plat. Jacksonville NAV 30 Charles
ton a. with ndse and passengers William l. clyde
Go.
Steamer Nacoochcc. Smith. Savannah May 81. with
mdse and passengers 10 II l. Walker 4 co.
Steamer Yorktown Dole. Newport News and Norfolk
with rndse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company.
Steamer Ouyandotte, Walker West Point, with mlse
and passengers the old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamer Roanoke Boaz Richmond Newport News
with mdse and to the Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
Steamer Godsboro Simmons. Philadelphia. with mdss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

William Miller ffty-three years old. OF No. SSs
Third-st may have 10 stand trial for wife murder.
Yesterday afternoon Miller went TO his home. He
was in an ugly humor. and acted as If he had been
drinking Della Miller his wife. asked him for some
money Miller refused 10 give II 10 her. and the
refusal caused quarrel which resulted IN Mhier
Selling carving knife and plungng 1t in her breast
INST above the heart. Mrs Miller fell to the floor.
but at the same time screamed for help Before her
husband could use the knife again neighbors in
terfered. Miller arrested and his wne was
taken to the City Hospital, where II was said '"a'
her condition critical
Henry Meyse. Of No 81 Seidler-st., YESTERDAY S
father August Meyse. ifty-one years old at No 10,
sal Commnnipaw-ave and found him lying dead on
the hoor from the effects of stab wound IN the
left breast The floor was covered with blood By
the aide OF Neyse was a pair OF shears. one Dlaue
~ wh,ch was stained with blood. County Physician
Charles b. Converse pronounced the case suiSi cue
srhe hody was removed 10 the home OF the ued
MANS son Mevses friends attribute the suicide 10
The eycruciafing pains he suffered from rheumatism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

At the request Of Mayor Peene. the heads OF all
the city departments will meet him and the Com
mittee of the Whole of the Common Council this
evening at Manor Hail. discuss the needs OF the
several departments. For some years much di1i-
Guilty has been experienced I'm apportioning money
to the various branches of the city government
so this year it was thought wise 20 invite the
heads Of all departments appear before the
Mayor and Aldermen. and make statement as 10
the amount Of money required by each
This afternoon at 4 o'clock the Woman's Insti-
tutc of which Miss Mary Marshall Butler, daughter
of william Allen Butler. is president will celo-
sade-ave. The president will review the work ac-
con,llshed during the last year and there VIII be
addresses by the Rev :. Parkes Cadman, and Mrs
Truman J. Backus. Tea VIII be served from 3 10
Examinations were held Saturday at the Yonkers
College Of Music for the three prizes offered by
Director Steadman 10 the pupils Of the harmony
Class. The results will be announced to-day.
An effort is being made by the business men OF
the city TO have the mail service improvcn ne y
last mail leaves ionkers on week days az D
O'Clock in the evening and on sundays al vac IN
the forenoon After that there is no outgoing man
until o'clock the next mc<ning and business
man who misses the evening mail cannot get a
noon Inc next day Petitions being larseiy
city mail about 10 o'clock In the eVe1ihR pm IN
ers has now a populati ton of nearly "UV' anu us
Charles r. Goron. supeTintend.ni Oh c eae ~
pubic schools. went to White Plaiirs Saturuay ~
assist in examining candidates for schoai''I9S ,Se
Cornell University The superlntehusnl y. o, oc
Mount Vernon public schools ana th' lhitte DUui''s
school Commissioners were associated WIN mn
The new law requiring the closing OF pa ,
on SundIv wen; into effect in Yonkers YESTERDAY.
MANY persons would not believe ina, tnc "a ~
in earnest cut compYins; ad ali The fore
noon The BARRIERS. however. We're gIdu ~ Wv
portunty Of a Sundays rest ana uehleu "'' eo''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

new Republican administration which ms yea aI
is in fun control for the first time. IL 10 pe Son
GRADUATED in arranging the tax levy on ,oii'Invn
sense basis. and also on being aoe 10 mar :. "e
cided reduction in the amount or the TAX rare.
At the meeting OF the New-Engiand society Oh.
Saturday night the announcement was male W."
,be Deiasvare Iackawanna and Western Railroad
would within the next two weeks begin me re-
,novai ~ the freight station from the Cone-st
si,s President Louis D. Gallison. OF the Common
Council, stated that a conference had pc, oech ar az,
ranged for this week between superintendent Hea.
soner and the street and railroad committees OF
the Council. having In view the removal OF ,hee
M ssenger station 10 the block between Essex ana
lincoln ayes and the allowing of the freight sta
ZION 70 remain where ii now Is between Essex
ave and Cone-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
WHITE PLAINS.

Everett Townsend OF Armonk son or Joseph
Townsend. during his lifetime n wen-to-do farmer
and local politician In North Castle. was yesterday
committed to the Westminster County Jail at "hte
Plains on a charge Of shooting a German mann
Iosonb kaufman during , quarrel over 81 30 which
the German claimed TOWNSEND owed him. The
Quarrel occurred on Saturday evening in Armonk'
Kaufman threatened 10 thrash Townsend If the
money was not paid. and TO avoid hgnt II IS sala'
,rownsend Withdrew and followed by the Ger
man. As the latter approached Townsend fire u
tw.o shots i'm the air and warned Kaufman not -
snnrcach him AS he continued toward Townsend
the latter fired and the ball took effect In the Ger
mans rhigh making q dangerous wound. Town
send fled but surrendered himself later TO the au-
thories He is about forty Years 0ld' ana mas as
the KeeIy cure several times. He will apply for bail
to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

The Salvation Army Will to-day begin thanks
giving congress to celebrate the dedication and
opening Of It's Memorial Building and National
Headquarters In West Fourtecnih-st. Representa-
tlvcs Of the army from all parts OF tho country
VIII attend the congress. The celebration VIII be
gin at ? D. m with i parade Of officers from -Four
teenth-st 10 Fourih-avc thence by way OF Seven
tcenth-st To Ffih-ave.. back 10 the Memorial nan.
where Mrs darlington Booth viii. with Il nrescnta-
lion key turn the lock OF the main door Inc form
OF dedication viii then be read by Commander ana
Mrs Booth from the balcony over the main en-
,r,pc. after which a gun viii be fired 10 denote
that the building has been duly Dedicated. In the
evening there VIII he another procession ana a
thank-rlylng meeting will be held in the new hall.
Tomorrow three holiness conventions VIII De hrl
at 1895 a. m 2.lo and 100 D. III. "Wednesday; me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
NEWARK.

.oor,,,c N estimates based on the hgures OF
tho State census in Newark so far reporter py '"e
enumerators the city's population VIII oe "oo"'
90 0oO There eighty-nne ols'ric's ot ''e @'''
and in fifty Of them the census is cohpe'e
The Park Commission has engaged John Bogar'
of New-York and J. S. Barrett OF bergen Cou''E'
as landscape artists. The services OF freu'icN i,"
Orsted Will be had in advisory capaclty' ne
Commissioners will work out plans OF parhs III NV
The case Of Captain Edward Bergen OF the roui,h
Police Precinct. who was suspended on ~ u oii"a
Day for ntoxication, will be acted on Dy ,S e,od
Commissioners tomorrow night II Is ser
that in view OF Bergens long ana nohoi ina y.ars
during which ne never had a charge against him tne
Commits viii simpy reduce mn ONE u
: syndicate has secured all the Electro Leu l.
Companys stock and franc9se anp extend
subscriptions 10 capital ior co.sl Dh,inc and
Ing the operations of the Electro I|ght an, an
Power Company by the utilization OF new lnven,,;ons
n Jackson. superintendent Of tne Newark - v ce
and Power Company. and from Sv'"O 10 sVV0'""
OF capital has been PAID in.
The Columbian Liberty Bell Committee is in re-
ceipt Of .e,ier dated May lS from Clifton H.
Breckinrilge, United states Minister to Russia'
in which he asks for a full description and photo
graph Of the Columbian Liberty and Peace Bell for
Mr. Berthauid the Russian artist. who is charged
with making a design for The 'f-ll OF Peace tha'
Is 10 be presented the result OF popular move
mcnt OF the people Of Russia. 70 the peop'e OF
France. The Liberty Bell Committee has in course
OF manufacture souvenir Liberty bells. maze
from, the overflow OF the historical metal from
which IN, great bell cast. These two bells are
70 be exact duplicates and are to be presented
through the President and the Gar 70 the peoples
OF Russia and tn United states tach Dell VIII
bear wiki It's own special inscription the spec'ai
inscription upon It's companion;
presenied TO the People OF Russia in Memory OF
March 3 1853 and the Terminate or SerfdoIn
Presented 10 the People OF the United states IN
Memory OF December Is. 1850 and the OficiaI An
nouncenent of the Total Abolition OF slavery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Inspector Mclaughlin trial before Justice Bar
rett. g.
Trial OF DR.. Whitehead. Court OF General Ses-
sions.
Dedication Of Salvation Army Building Four
teenth-st ,
Inquest on Charles White. West New-Brigh,on'
Staten Island p m.
Ncw-York-Si. Louis baseball match. Polo "rouhnS'
?. m. .,
Meeting OF Methodist. Baptist and REFORMED
preachers.
Canal Street Bank-Mulqueen suit before Judge
McAdam.
The Rev. F. ". Troy before noon prayer-neet-
ing no. ll3 FultOn-st.
Meeting OF Executive Committee OF Committee or
Seventy.
Good Government Club A dinner. Jacger's even
ing.
NJ Sinai Hospital Training School FOR Nurses
commencement 40 l4s East Sixty-seventh-si,
D.
Annual election Of Produce Exchange.
Phi Beta Kappa Alumni. Clarks. p m
Conference OF fower-dealers, Astor House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
BAYONNE.

Pew r. c. Denchheld. of Pennsylvania. yesterday
forenoon began his ministry pastor Of the First
Haptist Church OF Bayonne. Special services were
held morning and evening In celeora'oh OF inc
ts,on an Thursday evening OF ;nis week the
conerccation OF the church will hold welcome
xocn,,ior FOR their new pastor. The Key. George -
Oastor OF the Bergen Point Baptist Church.
viii preside and addresses will be made by several
'o nurinrTihe services last evening in the First
pr.sb~terian Church al Bergen Point the following
Sccare were installed: Elders. Alfred i. Nred-
nSu,sh and Frederick Y. l.. Jones: deacon, Peter
S'i'iweil: trustees eA-Mayor John Newman ana
Snnsrinten dent George ". Van Wtnkle Inc rev.
Henry " r. Jones' the pastor. oiiicatej
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

vcntion ard the Inauguration ~ n now lrlsh move,
Inenf on lines outside Parliamentary agitation. ana
pledge moral and financial ail 10 Whatever
policy the convention may ADOPT; ana De " fufl'r
Resolved That y. hereby request the corporation
of all Iris hncn who desire the complete cnancph-
ton Of MOiherand from English rule. ana OF al
irish societies and organizations. whether bcn"ii-
cial social literary. patriotic military. temperance.
@ otherwise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
ORANGE.

r,o .ox ordinance for 1895 In Orange has been
nassed and approved by the Mayor me totai
amount 10 be raised for city purposes Is Sl'S'o as
AGAINST ss9S35 last year. an apparent increase OF
sal Sa5 Notwithstanding this. the real amount
raised for the city is about the same as as' year.
while Wit. the increase IN Valuations 'ne 'aN
ra,n wu no lower by six points than last year.
rrhe exclamation Is that last year the tax ordinance
did not provide sufficient money for the running
OF the city There WAS shortage OF 49," IN. ~ Inc 'o
the SINKING Fund, about 1900 IN interest account
md ZOO for the maintenance OF Inc sewers. 1ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

At q regular meeting OF the Manhattan Club. In
Brevoort Hail. Thursday. the ed ult. the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas A convention OF Irish Americans has
been proposed for the purpose OF organizing II new
movement for Irish Independence by means outside
OF Parliament agitation. and
Whereas We consider that Parliamentary agita-
zion ia denoralizng to the Irish people and desruc
tive OF Irelana's nationhood.
resolved. That approve OF the proposed con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

W = clyde 4 Co -
Lizzie Henderson. Wilets Philadelphia. with
% ! Roberts.
ralaNerA Glasgow MceaNe. Calcutta 100 dayS
mdse Carleton Mofatt vessel TO henderson
Bros
ship William ] Rotch ,of New Bedford. Bray. Hong
Kong III days with mdse 10 Smith a Schipper vessel
o " : Besse. -.
Sandy Hook. June . $50 p. m.-Wnd west moderate
breeze. partly cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamer Richmond for Norfolk.
thu MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Hogaitl. ORR. Black from Ncw-York. arrives
Liverpool June 2 A..
Steamer I.ucana ur) Mckay. from Liverpool FOR New
York, sailed for Queenstown June ..
Steamer city 81 Rome uIr,, Young. from New-fo'H
arrived at Glasgow June 2 w.
Steamer Fulia ttier) Meier. from New-fork Tor DIV
men. passed Scly June -.
Steamer saiier 0ierD. thristonfers from Bremen f@
New York, passed Dover June ..
Announcements.
oNEONrA E.&w oNEONTA
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-Joseph Nmmo. jr.. Of Washington, and
brewster Cameron. Of Philadelphia. BRl' NS-
WICK-Quincy 4. shaw OF Boston. FIFTH AVE
NI'E-Scnator Nelson W. Aldrich. II Rhode Isl
and: tx Senator Person c. Cheney. OF New-iIamp-
shire: Colonel \. T.. COnger Of ONO; William \.
Sutherland Of Rochester. and Fanny Davenport
HOIIAND-Willia 5. Clark. Of Montana. and
Lieutenant J. II. l.. Hunt Ward. Of London
MARLBORO GlI-Lieuienant L. NJ. Garrett.
United States Navy. METRoPoLE-Senaior +. -
Klburn Of Malone, y. y PI.AXA-RObert w Pat
,erson OF 'Thc Chicago Tribune SAVOY-Charles
Morssoaux chief OF the Labor Bureau Of H"i-
GUM WALDORF-Thomas NJ. King. Vce-prcsi-
dent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
MURRAY HII.I.1Wiam McAdoo. Assistant Sec
retarv OF the Navy: Lieutenant W. H. Schuf'@'.
United States Navy and Justice Char"s T. h'o""'
of the New York Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
HOME NE VS..

~. rrf,,d rr,ss S,,rs 'rhfch r>pr,,rns ~
nrcsrnp,rs IN Ne~-York ty nat are r'o>trinG ne r'
o,aphc Tnf,d Pr,ss has ~ hrddqudrt,rs ~
No q 1nn st. York Cy Al Information and docu
,n,n public b, s,nt 10 ho~ htGdquorf,rs and
heV aciU then distriburd 10 all me mated FreH
popes M e,ty and 10 TIE U"'tea RE" |0' as"emi"s
ton throughout TIE oounrE
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 30 Sunset 20 81 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
SANDY Hook 4.in Gov. Island 4.is Ioii Gate 63I
y sandy Hook 439.GOv. Island 300 Hell Gate 'o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
DRESS GOODS,
JUNE SALE.
PycriOUs to StOCH-tdHinD.

Commencing To-day, June Bird.
new quotations in every section OF
our large Dress Goods Depart
mcnt: Navy Serges, Chevi0ts. Mo-
hairs. Brilliants, COverts, Twceds,
TricOtines and CrepOns.
4 large assortment of Oriental
Silk Crepes, tor Ladies' Waists.
An immense collection OF mcdi-
UNI and high class Dress Goods, at
prices varying from 20 cents to
500 per yard. These reductions
will undoubtedly create Il sensa-
ton.
Our tables and counters have
been replenished with useful
lengths. desirable for skirts,
dresses and for Children's wear.
This sale will be conducted both
on the Main Floor and in the Base
ment.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
SHIPPING NEWA

PORT OF NEW YORK. SUNDAY JUNE = 's'o'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Bsnarig OBJ. L. Boutillisr Hsoso march
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. JUNE 2.
v.-., ~, lin, Mails close. Vessel saila
Basil. Para. Booth co........'..'' ''''''.' '@'" u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

Baked Beans DC and 4c can
Cal. Egg Plums &c can
Apples, | gal. cans PC can
y. Y. State Marrow Peas DC can
N. Y. State Stringlcss Beans &c can
Maine SuccOtash &c can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

TUESDAY. JUNE =.
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ONEONTA, T.. Il w. ONEONvA
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SINyE AVE-, 18TH AND 18TH SIS
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-29

Scr 3udertruit bat laut zines loeben
erl9ienenen Musmsiles i'm eriten 9albs
iabr bes laufsnoen Sabres in ieoem 100
Bfuno 3uder mad Nbjus auer untolten
25 Gents perbient. Oas ma9t IS aut
bic Come; e2O,4lo Gonnen muroen ers
;eust, 10 Bag ii@ Der @eiommtsewinn
fir bic ieds Monate auf $1,000 $50
besifert, mdbreno our 3abluns Der abli*
deu Diuioenoen 50, 562, 500 eriorberli4
maren. 5omit bat Der Eruit, mdbreno
er ionit mad 3abluns Der Diuibenoen
INNER nod sroBe Summen juriidlesen,
f%onnte, bissmal BEL Der @eminnuertbeis
lung taft cine balbe Miaion bon ben
friberen Griparnihen r;"seieet." Sn
Mnbetradt Der ~itarten Nerpd leruns bes
Mctientopitals lit aud ber ietise @einz
9eminn nod Elm iiberrei4li4er, oant Der
moblmolemben Beridl4tisung, Die BEL
Der @ei taltuns bes neuen Sarifs li9 Der
Gruit nit 9ulfe ieiner suten Treunoe I'M
Senote seii@ert bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-29

SIN nd@iten Sabrbunoert wiro bas
Bfero iowobl ais Yait= ME als !5u9=
tbier gu bienen aufsebOrt baben. Sic
0ermenouns bes 3'pei= uno Dreiraoes
fir ben lei@ten G%rpreBoienit i@eint Der
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