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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

MID coffee was in moderate demand and steady win
day about so bags savanila and 800 bags Mara
cuibo private Pho and Santos were dull ana
nominal; Rio No spot quoted at 1870 and RIO No
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The -Four market nearly DE
oay buyer utterly rfs yprices asked and
la 1: %s o" ony 5 s ncuanr 200 S
sraghis. So 4o0s3 80 20" bbs spring paient. 50 1or
Steady: sales 40 bbis Al s. soGs2 SsEAI
S usSi 10 s @s'sn ana dainc"
nAG csG Ssoed Fn Tf nc m ns yfq s
60 and som sS057izc; loon, .!Eaeoc feed $500,
sl@Si o2 -' oil p neal %o" ooao2ss city ted c2c
IN VIII %' r rnars' ea AMI ,n bs M
sence Of any important news There WAS n moderate
Torsn adyes %e4c az du S and lover and
Hs %s d s Isn sese n. r ~
which TO promise about the crop as last
Sn the othr hama ' , pses on the English crop ar
m @sg '"sn an1 aap RE
ports favorable FOR good crops weather condi ms
wheat and for harvesting the winter Spring what
receipts keep W exceenty well ana at Mnneapols ana
some increase The ttai arrivals have ben ss4 900
from the principal Ansne ports for The week endel to-
2:ac". and 10000 bbi. Of hour. decrease Of 1900,
eas THURSDAY ysp s ?" S@ h assn. ' s ,s
week and l.7soeo last year The since July I
week we're 2ieooS bush aganst 2iecoo las, week ana
reported having arrived m the English
markets June End all have been disposed ~
cepting The market very quiet the close
left of at mlt,c net loss FOR the day ON the curb July
wheat CS J-l6Q63Ac, closing 90 0-lCc The IN
market quiet Sales reported 4 5000 bush
No Northern for export private and 1900 bush
sue over July. afosf; No Northern New York.
& Closed ssi' at & DOR for co SS was S
narrow and featureess. showing continuation Of the
heavy undertone. owing favorable reports
growing crop and the unsatisfactory demand for cash
property. Argentine exports for the last week were
S2f bush, against sos o1O bush preceding
Reports received by cable to-day that the ouurn
81 the Argentine better than an:!cipai ell.
Bradstrsts exports for tho last week i.e86 COZ
bush against os 900 the preceding week and 055 0o
year Total July have been 10 D29
BUSH increase over last year OF a. COS 600 bush Pr
mary tho week have LOST bush
a decrease OF b7o0O0 bush for thu week Exports
the ak principal Atlantic porta 900 bush, in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

quotations fsows; Flour was sss quiet S ana
s. sss X: :s1:y S. T. ;'' isi'
% Il c e. Pcs sS5 Snort Fs FIR. S sds :. S 10 a
s6 ay sa,e ,sdTs gose s i24 sss2. aa
per $50 ss :9s :. IS cut Sst fsan
;5s: boiled 4ic On the Produce Exchange today
butter market barely steady extra creamery l4lz
'S Sihcs isglog5 market e sssg quiet winter
Eo ST SOS whsa,IMaEks' avn steady
No y ysa rasE sv Ss% &c. No Mixed white
49, fse 0 81 ~s: @.s
fsmiiy S. Is Lard steady; fair demand leaf.
lc kettle 4sc prime steam sales 4o5e hsco
rib sides sc: short clear sides 4sc: bellies DC
5 iSSr, sas s se e" os@ Short clear sides Az $40
worth % ans r Sg sales
MiSeukee lawhest opened weak s and prices
seniber opened 5s zen &c rallied It, to rs ,a and
S 1sssi stes s No o1fn NorsheT q NOren
RscMo ssSy d d% Sde weak
$40. No on track on Ss F a ' hard sr @na pn
snts in wood. Rye -four is ioc lower. Mus'uns IN
Minneapolis. June ls-wheat-Futures were dull to-
gay and prices kept within &c rs s,ssdv July asas at
sspsemSer opened ssc. advanced to ssc broke 70
: 81: sn s se'dS e s
&c under standard. On track-No hard. 56c; No
Northern 5se; No q sac: Eloud.MaIket steady pat,
bbts. shipments 30 bbls. Millstuffs-Bran bulk
quoted at s. 75ds5 shorts. 81 605s4 u.s. mddings 81 %
(fs1 so
Philadelphia. June 13-Flour-Demsnd slow and un;
satisfactory, and the market weak under general
pressure sell wheat-Market declined male under
us. to saec an n s August
0ix@G24c September. nominal. corn-option market
wholly nominal and ATlac lower IN the absence Of sup
porting demand from any source spot No yellow fcr
ssc: July s21sa8sc August ssisasssc; September
inai. 0ats-Demand for CARROTS was light and prces
No 2 white, June and July. 24ae24*c; August and
Sepdember 24q24hc. Butter quiet and easy: creamery
extra iSlc Eggs quiet and weaker; Pennsylvania frst
i2c: do 11lsa12c Sugars dull and unchanged
Other articles unchanged.
81. Louis. June ls-Flour unehanEed Wheat lever
Germ steady june. 2sssc; July 2oNq2sHc bid; sepem-
Der, z7c asked June 11Iac. nominal July
17xc bid: August, 17ko bid. Lard-Prme steam,
as7Ne: choice. 4.o6c. Becon-Cear sides. 4xc. Dry
saited eatsshoudcrs 8Mo iongs 70: clear ribs, tte
clear ndsA thc. Other articles unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

MOIAssEs AND sYRUia Tho markci is d , nuS
about siendy 40 prices with pretty lii f'l.S ''' ~
small lots ordered We quote. Nv -,
,fngal ordinary. l2al3c common. liIlrc. falf. "a
20. prime .lq3}c, choice. 2iG2%c Ne" 'r'''' 'i'"
kettle fair. c7G2sc good eHa%s prime .-H.t'' ,n.'
35qa7c. Porto RICO 2NI3jc. iarhn's. ~. - ip''
sugar fair l2gl+c. good 1910. cho'e' lN'''' '"'
22u2ic. ...- 49,. ..t-,,,
turt.ntinc ~, ills: tar lssi hhs There was gHi''
nm market turleuire Nhlrl u Gh ''
Al g5i,o2G. Resin quiet With common 'o b.-'
,,i..,.1 -OdSl 80. Tar and pth tu
49, ,,,.t,l. Itr REGULARS Uil. ll- stA
sos.'' ,'',,~r 81 Ssosii T.,
- c.,tion-ecl Oh market wiki
- s'.of.,iu ,-ar,iraliv with oaly here AMI
%" liz ,i.-.I and values ar- l-sh
i,i,. summer yrY, 10 generally held ~
~, it III s..,n- :, l.. about h,-; hd - god
-. I -D.-..,,. Narh ~ W~~K were.
,,. ttr',,h .nlur,.,,4 for export. pr5 his. iAri
',' ','A In a. me, y. nlDfc' g.frnr.el 3d. prime
UNI t,i- ,o,,ai' ,rro crude loose D. mills 1857
IL m cruz. his h,r~ lDl2pr. san"uc5 Yellow. rfn.
yellow n butter .H
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A SUCCESSFUL FAIR ENDED.
TIE FETE IN AID OF THE HOME FOR CON
SUMPTIvES IN FLATBUSH CLOSED WITH
ATvI,R ACTIVE FEATURES.

The fair for the benefit OF the Home for Consump-
tiyes at the Wildwood Club in Fatbusn was continued
yesterday and came successful close last even
ing A bicycle tea" given in the afternoon ana
also Maypoe dance by about seventy-ilve h'te
girls under direction Of Professor Small The tea at
tracted large number of cyclists. men ana women
who made the fete OF rendezvous on their way
I'm and on: from country runs. The thred'eHI"S
wea Their had the effect OF keeping many away pu'
despite this drawback the attendance was diEc'
The best of the crowd came along toward fVehiiS,
and al that time the largo lawn with us gay
end smartly dressed women. presented sVeio Va
animation and color. ,, - roou,,
THE Maypoe dance by the children was reay
the feature OF the afternoon. They made pIttttE
sight as with the long var-cOlOred streanerS my
wound In and an the intricate cNoiutioiS VI
time honored dance. There was music poth d. tct
noon and evening. The women ana men VINO ''au
charge OF the bicycle tea and reception We're ,,,.
Reception Commttee--IIenry l.. Coe. James 6uner'
f. c. Morse. a. Robb. J. T. Marean AndrTw rTuvrp'
c. D. Smithers, Clarence Smith J. G thompson
Franklin Alien, General A.. c Barnes @rTs.,. Graham
Hostesses-Mrs. Sylvester l.: Blood MIS-. J Sht
Fuller Mrs. ] T. Marean, Mrs. Alexander Roon.
Mrs Clarence Smith. Mrs Charles Terry MIS-. frdlK
Thorp Mrs James +. Whitney Mrs. I. l. W oodTuni
Mrs H. NJ Halsey Mrs. Franklin Allen. Mrs Alfeu
C. Barnes, Mrs. George Belts. 49, r,
Booth Commit tee-Miss Giberson, MISS FRANCES
Wallace Miss Grendone Burris, Miss Guertln. Mss
Jarvis, Miss Wsner Miss Mary BALDWIN, MISS
RlackfOrl
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crease Of 5000 bush The cnical ciofe WINS CASH
,a, 10 ON the curb the market was ic'' ". ast.r
corn wa. quiet shippers took lJVn hnsn ~. g., ele,aor
o b ahoai No corn was Suo''' a. OATS
The dealings In futures were y.ry qu od oar, of
,r.os showing but slight variation durlhs rom
~ In rr,n r.pors continue very ia'ora'
MI horizons Of the raising belt 80 40T 90
.,s 'y,ct have fallen smewhat. amounting 10 ~
hush dorr.ase Of 10000 bush tAi". - N,sh
80 80 a., principal ports have been l-lo",y p' ,
,ioi NV ,'oin ruah Futures closed at unchahscu ~
~ 90, ioss rnrh oais were quiet locally Shpprir 90
"a on bush Total sales we're "ocp Dus' 49,, 10 t,sh
hms, tingralei white AT %isG &C. anu , ID a,
No . white clipped private rms no oo's ta nrI
90 ord N . white 2i:c. 20 COZ bush No i'As.
vnte terms RYE Market dull, win ~ rs, ~,
cue..t 81 aO.g4lc BAILEY oue' D.
"a 34yc for 10 f,'iing. T. g., 81. rra-
tn quotations to-day the closing prices for the pr
,s S,v and closing prices for tho corresponding UNIV
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June 13.Cotton uinal: mlddlins lo-ioc
low niddlng ll-lfc: good ordinary. G5ltc; net ana
cross recents 20 bales exports to Britain 8Olo
bales ynles ~ bales all Tinrcrs stock ll9to bales
Norfolk June l3.-Cotton nominal middling. re
low rniddlng good ordinary. 3Sc net ana sros
rac.ins bales; exports coasws" 81 Daes, shl's -
New orleans June I3.-Cotton very firm good mid
ding l-lOc: middlng &c; low middling. y loc;
good ordinary 7-lGc. and receipts ~ bales
cxnorts TO tho Continent 1856 bales coastwss ~ bales
saes ? leo bales; stock corrected. 81 O54 ba.es.
savannah June I3.-Cotton dull and easy; middling;
7c. low mlddllng l3-ec net and gross receipts ~
hoies sales 80 bales stock. lo7 bales
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rr-aopr.N FINANCIAL, MARKETS.

London June 13i39 M Losing, csnaslsn
pacnr Gs; Erie Is. preferred 80: Illinois cen
trail %: Mexican ordinary. iss; - Paul common, 80
Nav York Central ysi4: Pennsylvania. 13'1, h-ahirg
~, Mexican central new per cent bonds IN; ouf
ile and Nashville 5is, AtchiSon common los Money
nor cent The rate Of discount In the open market
fr hath short and three months bills - ll-lGg+ per
cent. -, ,riito,
London. June l32:3o mIThe amount 81 s vay'I q,
Si.n Oo Paris advces quote cent rentes at ioi
r-,ncs co confines for the account. -
cont rentes at 5I, centimes FOR the account
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SHORE K -:

Trans .ea,e West a. II. s.a'. ~ . S &:
ana IL minutes earlier from toot OF Ftah~"
I,:,O A. n DAILY local To hura.o ,..,..,r Mountains
5,3V 4. VI. Daiy l,ta1 10 A'o@H, ,or sundays only
nix a " 'Daily Tor AlDan. 'tca sy's,anS and CHI
ter Bunale NIAGARA s sSr,su se's''' Mum.
rt,:sS A VI Daily, except sunday Sy'rnsasska Az
tsins New pali1. Lakes Mohons ana ana. 'I Paror Car.
4Tn H. VI Isily except sunday Ioi i;tIca Syracuse
0rW r. NJ Daily for Albany. mr. 'reronto pesro'.
ol.yelapd Chicago and 81 LOUIS, xsyburg. Aoan!
6,:sO l.. VI, Daily. except sunday io'
s:sniossM and Dali eSrp, sunday for Utica
e. an" pa fSr Albany S sy,ss'st
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. I0'0" .or,-
Chicago AID ~. Louis .,d sleeping car - snd
modations apply city Offices pi,cipa hotels ,, rs
al stations Time tables at prne'Ps E. LAMBEK.;,s
Information address ...,.-ht-ave Ne"-'
Den. Passenger Agent. vanas''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

Fast L,Ty 1sns & srG ,s., sh "5 .St
- So rough fat S3aS3 -. bulls. stays and S2a
81 90 hrifera t3at, flesh and springcr- Sl5Itto
Veal calves. 81 @lN rs heavy 10 thin calves. S2nsa.
Hog Receipts light prime light Workers. ana pigs.
81 aOuS3 ~. beat mediums S. 35Ns3 40 81 lOa
50 ~ rougir. s2as2 - sheep Keip's. nom. demand
nght. market barely steady. prime 81 5oasS 40. good.
sdS2. choice yearngs S-Isi -. good ycar
Iings. s3us3 10 'pring lambs. sass.
Union stock Yards Chicago. June IL Cattle Receipts
900 head mnrke steady common ~ extra steers 81 ~ q
q a. stock-rr ami feeders. 81 SgSS bulls
81 %oVs3 % calves f3Hs' 30. Texans. S2Qsa - Hogs
Receipts i2pD head. market and 5c lower: heavy
packing and shipping loA 81 esd 81 ~, common 10 choice
mHel s3dS3 a7is. choice assorted So ~ light
81 ious3 -. PIG, 81 5Oat3 -. Sheep Receipts 900
head market luet ana steady: inferior 10 choice. $50
st. Louis jun Cattle Receipts 100 head: market
Reccipi- I.45o bend market 5dioc higher heavy $50
- 30 mixed s2O0as3 -; light 81 ioas3 80 No sheep
Kansas city June i3-Hog- Receipts $500 head:
market opened strong closed weak light 81 o5Qs3 20.
medium ssGs9 ~ Reayy s3gs3 TO- piss sagsa 70
Buffalo June l3-cIttle- Receipts last ~ hours 6ii2
heai 9ta for week thus Jar lGG2 ior same time last
LEO" On sale 80 market 'p ned with prospects fair for
god dry-fed s,oca Sow FOR others closed with steady
extra - % l4 loads export cate pnssei through her"
10 day mostly ior Bristol IIogsNec,p's last - hours
40 hcal total FOR week ihus hr 5s720; for time
last werk. 5iio0 consigned through $50. New York
"" on sale 100, market opened st"Gdy firm. closed
strong all sold workers. ~ 45nSI so packers 81 10
as q; MEDIUMS 80 80 heavy 81 35psa 40. pigs 81 so
kecepts last - hours $500 head total Tor week thus
isr ~ 2@ Ior SAM TIM last week. 1000 consigned
ket opened active and oa5 higher. closed good
looa choice g 2sgsa 90, calls to ralr 9sgss
spring lambs. 81 75i 81 80; culls to fair S3uS4 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

ronaon June i3-The imports 4 wool FOR tho week
yer. M follows: From New south Wales 1888 bales
victoria ?,s south Australia SO. Tasnania. CO. Nov
Inland ~ SO rgp" Il Good Hope and Natal. 1872
Intio aiO. France a3s other points. l52.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New York. foot OF LiDe'" "'
CHICAGO D. m and II 10 night ~ - night
PlTTSBuit ,i $50 ex. sun. sun. ~ 10 M mo-
CINCINNATI. ST LorIS ~ !" Ms 10 dDinins IN
IL SO a m dining CARP. $50 'pl IN siS5lnns carr ~
a. M, DINING Carr. Dining Carr '
%. m, L. Is night -,
NORFOLK, 1lS0 Q. m. daiy. - asuv
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke. p p a. 81 Lint =.
6fae.:: lis ira 10 nsr &: sseeslys
~ ~ s , Sjs. ~; ny T. r. In ! Sss's
checked from hotel o. regt0spee s~ss' & 4
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AN OF Barclay ~"
stations In Ncw-NOrk. io"..rts. -rrrr
Christopher S5rsstsMAN BUFFET
VESTIBULED TRANS, III LIGHT. ,,,-, AR

OAKS, BINIs'',,kIELD. N.Y. N
Direct route to NEWARK. BoOMns .narisyhe. papos.
THE ORANGES summit ,ssIc Paterson, Pc
Ridge Madison. Morrstown ,,iiTST BUpD > lLyrfy
ton, Dover Stanhope NtM i,s.Swn SChOvvssSSoN
LAKE HOPATCONG. HasStkYTS'11 ips 81 re- I1s.'na
MOI NrAIN, Washington. riit ~, p5cono Mo1STI.
wArER GAP sTK5I nsBR!! g., re 'tEs ARE MSs Mont.
SCRANTON. PITTSTON, ,t.,,,,-,rRrRIANp yyrs,sr.
COKE; pANyIIIE NNx @Fk5TRupS ~SoRwIcHr o Ss
sihs TIA McnFI rT,iacA 6WEGo 5t ssa
CORNING. BArH DANSk LIZ I'm sOI'rHw Ess,,sni
500 A. M-BINGHAMroN MAIL. ''''' ,,yn
1870 A. Mcate Carl. RrFEAI9 se sRRRiNGs sSEAs
CTSE ana oswEGo EXrknSI,Sn train for chc''
and points west. ecp.S1,oN NILKEsnHcra1L
and EI.MIRA EMPRESS Puimspn, PRE- and PLfA'
ot'ri EXpREss Pullman S r., limited EIpTssc
7so p NJ (Daiiy).-Buralo Nest1.nMs' rIMIRA Bus,
for sc,RANTON BINGHAMToN' car Connects I"
FAIO pullman Buffet Sleeping nnints west H.
Buffalo with train for chicago ene MN BINGhAssMr
03O p n tDaiiy)-BCFFALO. scKAaHHIGs sYRAC-sS
TON ITHACA RICHFIELD SrhrN Ru1,t sleeper,
and OsWEGo EXPRESS PnlnlmwsWnoDhTiONs at az
TiCKETS AND PULLMAN hc.oM VI, s.rry stations "
Park place 400 Broadway. Tickets al Vest ieshSs
t,roadwav III 4th-av l2thst Boa r,on st. anu
osn Columbus-ave w-York 33s ana 80 ,,nS full infT
ioi Broadway Brooklyn. Time tapies s" IA
nation at all stations -ox,p.Ny will call for az
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 '
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CAVAENAH LINE TT weekly from Pier a. n R
~ new. Tu-sdsvs. ThurstayS
"a Saturdays y, s p. ". FOR Savannah direct.
,l,y of Augusta June 10 Kansas City June q
cry Of birmingham. " IS City = Augusa...... Is
Tallahasse. ...-.-... - ~ tl;y u birmingham.
f'n.lrpA-~t cabin -datiCns Connecting with
mi linz. f'r all points South ant Southwest, tickss
an. freight apply az T, 3I. SOB JSo broadway or
n, ~ PIE. foot x Spr'ng ;,
g " Sorrel Manager J. P Beckvi'h O. y 4 ? A.
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DIED %" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

~ Tor la Guayra Puerto Cabello Curacao and Mass.
oaloo Curacao from Pierrepon, Stores. Brooklyn.
= PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. June - p q
IS CARACAS. observation-disclosures. Friday July | O. n
- NENFZI Ella ........... Wednesday July Is. l D n
IOR MARAcMBO. VIA ST. THOMAS.
These American steamers bulk expressly FOR the tt@
have superior accommo dations for passengers
BOTLTOE. BLISS & DALLETr
General Managers lS5 Front-st
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AID DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE

" For OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEwpop,
NEWS. PETERSBURG PORTSMOUTH Pfyvrpss
POINT RICHMOND. VIRGINIA REACH and WASH.
INGToN. y. C., daily. except sunday. Richmdnt t-.s
lvia all Mater r0utel Monday Freight only, ara ss,r.
Say C"ass"ngers and Freight. saliings from Per y
r. + 81 Sat. p VI Through ticke,s "a
fregh, -a,ss all points
~ l. GrILLArDEU. vlce-Pre. and Tranc Mr.
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rean Steamers.

><>~~>~~~>c>~~~>~>-~~O~~~>~
4 NCIlOR LINE
Steamships sail every Saturday n noon
FOR GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
From Pier "a ~ H.. Foot West 2ith Street
Furnessa June 20 Ethiopia July IL
Anchora ......... June u furn-ssia ...... July is
saloon $50 up 2i cabin $50 SIS: steerasc. 50 90
S :. CITY OF KOME............JILY AND SEPT. 3
saloon. 500 and up; 81 cabin $40; steerase s25 30
Henderson brothers. General Agents Bowling Green.
CUNAKD LINE
"a. TO LIVERPOOL. by QUEENSTOWN
Campania. June -. campana. m
Umbra June -. n. Umbra. =. July Is = o. m.
Iucania July 4. 10 II. m. Iucana. Aug l. 10 M
Eturia. July II. p m. E,riria. Aug e. l p m.
EXTRA SAILING.
Aurnnia Tuesday. July p
From Pier 40 North River foot OF Clarkson- ST
For freight and passage apply at the Companys ONCE
No. Bowling Green New-lork
VERNON H. BROWN & CO.. General Agents
A TLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE OF TWIN
"A SCREW STEAMERS Ew-YoRK-LoNDON-
WEEKLY.
For freight and passage apply
NEW-YORK SHIPPING co. General Agents
No. | Broadway. New York
Steamer leaves Pier 3d. N. H.. foot OF West Houston
WHITE STAR LINE.
britannia. June a. noon Brltannic July % noon
Majestic July noon Adratic .....Juiy 20 noon
Germanc. July noon ,ermanlc. Aug 3 noon
NO COTTON CARRIED by PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier No -. North River once. ~ Iroadway, Y.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINZ

Formerly COLUMBIAN LINE
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting the Isihmus y1r al Wes, Coast Poru 4
Mexico. Central and South America.
Steamers Fail from Pier foot West 27th 81. Nj
ALLIANCE. June 20. nom ADVANCE ... June 30 non
For rates apply At Companvs Office. - Broadway
JOHN MUIR. Traffc Manager
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WHITE STAR LINE.


~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE. FRANCE
IA GAs1o,iNE Baudelon. Sat. June ~.
IA bi.l AL, u. Nupe Sat. June n.
LA BOT RGOGNE, I.ehoeut ........ sat July 4 q a m
Parlor seat buffet smoking car attached 10 Special
Train. HavrePars Tor vice Seats 81. 90
A. FORGET. General Agent, No. Bowling Green.
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NETHERLANDS LINE.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

Avn direct 70 Cottage CITY Mass. and Por,,r, w.
Delightful 20 all pleasure reso,, She
and East elegant scenery. low excursion rass NA
rall from Pier No 80. East River every Tr~sso
Thursday. and Saturday at 3 r. NJ 9'
HORATrO HALL A.
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AND THROUGH THE GULF OF MEXICO TO CALVES
oNE.wAY ExcURsioN OR ToURisTs' TICKETS to
AZ poinX In Texas Colorado. Utah Arsona, California
Write 70. our 9t-PXdE POCKET Guide (maiisd frssl
~ IL AALLVHx Cp. Gen. Agtt. PIT 20 2. r., N. =.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO Stocks.

chicago. June ~. 1875
. X.as.rll.s
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PROVIDENCE 1L1NIE

FOR BOSTON WORC ESTER. tho NORTH ana EAST.
In- Connecticut ami Massachusetts leave NEW PliH
81 y r. one block above Canal St. 63o +. VI.
ialy except sunday. ful TX - shortest rail
ride FINE ORCHESTRA on ga h steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-16
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED
Relatives to Investigate the Cause OF Mrs
I'D. ehearer's Death.

Relatives to Investigate the Cause OF Mrs.
I'D. ehearer's Death.
Foul play is suspected by Rock Is
land relatives in connection with the
death of Mrs. j. ID. Shearsr at
Omaha, which the authorities Of that
city reported here was the result OF
self destruction. The coroner at
Omaha has been communicated with
and asked to explain the matter more
thoroughly. II the request is. not
satisfactorily complied with relatives
intend going to Omaha and person
ally investigating the matter, SO they
say.
Mrs. Shearer's remains arrived to-
day accompanied by her 12-year-old
son Barth. Ike funeral occurred
this afternoon from the home OF
deceased's mother. Mrs. Rosa Hotter,
with services by Rev. 7. W. Grafton.
1nterment was made at the German
Lutheran cemetery, the pail berrers
being: John Ainsworth, John Null
cahy, Erhardt Fickenscher, H. Lid.
ders. George Siemon and Ben Rinck.
Relatives refuse to discuss the
cause of Mrs. Shearer's death. but
the certificate simply gives strangu.
lation as the cause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-16
Teddy kelly's Victim.

The condition of May Peck as
sumed more serious phase today
and her chances for recovery are
much less than was the case yester-
day. The woman is an opium fiend
and the physician says after taking q
large dose of this becomes drowsy,
so it is difficult at times to really
tell what her condition is. But she
is very low at present.
Edward Moore, the Cable gentle
man. who was arrested for what he
knew about the cutting match, he
having been in the Peck wonan's
company few moments. before has
been given his liberty. the police be-
iieving him innocent of any implica-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-16

The weather is very suggestive OF
light weight underwear and hosiery.
We kindly ask you to consult these
departments before even making up
your mind as to your wants. We
may be Of some assistance to you by
showing you the new ideas. The
prices are SO very low now that you
can afford to buy high class goods.
They cost about the same as the low
grades did short time ago.
Fine regular made and seamless
goods from 12l cents to 22 cents.
that are genuine surprises for cheap
ness and comfort.
Every variety of knit underwear
in vogue.
The 25-cent vest is about as good
As any one really wants, still we have
the higher and cheaper grades also.
HARMED & voN MAUR-