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   Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - June 10, 1896, Boston, Massachusetts                                BOSTON DAILY it JUNE THE BEST APERIENT W HUNYADI Springs Buda but satisfactory in its Remarkable for its richness in magnesium sulphate exceeding ill of the same which of a matter of great York Medical A purgative composition is The practitioner is thus enabled to prescribe definite quantities for definite Natural The Affords those guarantees of uniform strength and composition which have long been wantine in to the Exceptionally Medical Belongs to that large class of aperient waters which come from the neighbourhood of Buda commonly known under the generic name of Contains a amount of Specially marked out for the treatment of gouty Press and Being Dioime Went Away Toot His Parti Prices 10 cents and 25 cents per ALL DRUGGISTS AND MINERAL WATER Sole THE CRUSHED ELECTRIC Young Met Death at New Haven Under Car that Was Not Provided with NEW June residing at 37 Elm and employed in the office of the controller of the Consolidated rail and instantly killed by nn electric car on the road at the corner of Whalley av and Orchard st this was going homeT to trie office where he worked the accident He was riding bicycle on the tracks on Whalley As he neared of st the car was about 20 feet behind him nnd had begun to slow down to take a passenger waiting on the further cross The boy was not riding larly The ringing his bell and the boy looked His bicycle was wobbling Just before reached the corner of Orchard st his wheel on trade di In front of the oncoming the rubber tire slipping on the wet cobble stones between the rails and the boy fell in toe path Of the car and was run If there had been a on the car the boys life been Rushed and Later Ive Knocked Him Is Now Held at Lewiston on Suspicion of Bl Toro Abe Furst Time Fifth mile and 70 Paul Pry third Entries for tomorrow HACK of a Cherry Leaf Jolly Son Tony Honing Keith 1031 TUCI Threequarters of n 102 nn ID 8S mut blent r Doorga Prod Robinson HACK of a Cuban War Forced Buyers Sugar to Decided the Imports from Various Producing Marked Increase in the 1896 of Soucier Helped to Clear Up flood Order Kvn Lady 101 HACK One mile and Princess Teck 100 I 11 C May 101 One Leaflet Allen 1 II King Stono 1 Brush flS HACK Oil 87 Judge Payne Henry St Helen Helen Mar Miss Emma Sl SIXTH IACE of a BY A Dragged BO Feet by Oar on Columbus A miraculous escape from Instant witnessed by several people on Columbus B yesterday af A man riding started to cross ithe track the Ca Wheels too Eldredge Tney Lightest Running Wheels on Earth and Strictly High We Always Made Good Sewing Machines I Alake Good GUARANTEED HE BISELOW DOWSE 229 MACHINE dots when an Grove Hall came bounding The a hard push at hi and just as he did so the fron forks off and man and wheel fel In front of the electric Both wer caught upon ahd carried fo CO feet before the When the car It wa found that the man wa saved from death by the bicycle under him and being pushed along b the serving as a sort of The whose home is I South Boston but whose name could no be was taken to for Sanger will be the star attraction at the Pilgrims North Sat Quito a number are going up The executive board of the will hold Us regular meeting when the reports of the various com on the May 30 meet will be Ray John Johnson and the American were all beaten at on John paced by a lowered European record to Arthur suggestion for a fancy bicycle parade on the evening of July 4 is meeting with a great deal of The Idea Is a good one and Boston should be able to make a good There will be a big tournament on the new Crescent track at Providence Sat under the auspices of the Rhode Island It will consist of three races and some record work by the state Luce of the Buffalo Press cy cling club started yesterday morning from the Chicago city hall in an en deavor to break the York The is now 22 hours 15 held by Searles of Chi On Juno 18 a national race meet will be held at Hot under the auspices of the Hot Springs The track is a quarter mile and built of natural cement The turns are banked six feet and the whole park is finely lighted by The program Includes nine and the prizes professional events range to Bicycle dealers and wheelmen at Bal tinore are up In arms because of an or Introduced Into the council by Mr Dietze providing a tax on all bl i cycles of per the money to bo i used In keeping in The dealers in particular are worked up be cause if the as framed should pass they would have to pay on every wheel they carry in June Greh a young prize is charged with knowledge of the manner In which Honore pionne came to be lying his skull fractured shed oh Lincoln st the result a story told by Greniers Mr who lives where Dlonne was Mr says that he and his fami ly were sitting up with a1 dying child Saturday night when Dlonne camo to the house and knocked on the i Grenier was seated near the door when Dionne opened it and came stum bling into the do you sir asked Mr I want some beer or You cant get It Im all said It dont make any I never sold liquor and I will not give H to Q M V Old Away Belle of Results and Entries at St RACE St June sults here today were First threequarters of a mile Balsam Man notte Time Second Brush Fayette Belle Jim Time Third threequarters ot a Bridgeton Irish Chief Lit tle Cliff Time Fourth one and Madeline Barbarossa Time Fifth of a mile Cavalry Mon creith Time Entries for tomorrow KinST RACE Threequarters of a mile Cant Sinclair Gold Corn Amit Susie 07 SECOND HAOE of a mllo Raw sugar has advanced 1lGc for cen and with consid erable sales in New York at the higher which is The tendency favors Refined sugar is except for which Is advanced and slow deliveries for mould diamond 5 and An interesting feature of the monthly treasury report on Imports and covering statistics for April and the 10 months to May is the showing regarding imports of The figures follow For April 1808 Kcl llu lief Vlll 06 buna 805 SBO bags 750 J BOSTON Quotations for Lots of Staple Winter New Illinois and St Louis straights patents Wisconsin and Dakota straights patents brands 2 2 steamer yellow steamer northern western extra firsts eastern western dairy north ern extra northern firsts imitation creamery firsts ladle western box extra print creamery extra dairy Now and Vermont extra new firsts seconds extra firsts 0S 1805 Increase extra firsts arid cape fancy east ern fancy fresh fair to good Ver mont nnd New Hampshire choice fresh fresh western fresh western fair togood light REAL ESTATE Gov Act Means a The Building of the New Station Indicates Increase in Tenants in the Improvements Will be A heavy good quarters choice 4i veal choice 8j light good common to good common to fair to good After a few more words start ed for the and as he went out he said Go to h At that young Henri Grenler jumped up and followed him out the but returned at Mr asked him what he had to which he replied Ive knocked he wont trouble us again At 4 Mr stepped out of the house and Dlonne lying on the ground as he put The wou man was bleeding from the mouth and Mr think ing that he was only or at least not badly did not disturb At 5 Henri Grenler himself went out Into the yard and for the first time seemed thoroughly He ran back to the find got some water and bathed head arid Then he shook trying to awaken But ho didnt and seeing Thomas Mathews on the other side of the street ho went over and Mathews to come because there were some fellows over Mathews went but when he saw the man he refused to touch recognizing at once that something was At last he did help Grenler put Dlonne into the where he lay till found at across shafts and some Mr told this story to the po lice this and Grenler was at once and will be held for the result of the Inquest He has made no simply says that ho Is Tobacco Inca II Pierre Brown Kninu Lilly Beatrice THIRD RACE Threequarters of a mile Goodwin II O Kot Fred Foster 11111 Olid Brock Pretender Tom Burling Sweetheart Tim Irven 00 03 us 01 For 10 months ending April 30 Haw Hot Ibs val The rise in raw sugars is Illustrated by the advance of nearly onethird in the value of the raw sugar Imported in while the imports decreased a The Imports of refined sugar in April were nearly four times as large as in 1895 and a little over four times as but they cut little or no figure In the total sugar imported and The 10 months statement shows that In spite of the rise In raws in March and April the trust lias not been forced to pay much more for its raw sugars than It did In the previous Re lined sugar imports for the 10 months show as they do for The statistics by countries In the month of April show decided Imports from the united kingdom from Ibs to Aus tria from nothing to Belgium from nothing to Germany from to Netherlands from nothing to balance of Eu rope against Even Mexi co jumped from to Brit ish West Indies jumped from nothing to other West Indies Increased Brazil Increased Ibs other South American countries in creased The East Indies Jumped Islands Asiatic points Africa sent against nothing common common to good lambs choice fair to her brons 35iI40o and whito stars green mountain Canada fancy choice fair to good eastern choice fair to good com mon choice clover and clover mixed good to prime oat NEW YORK Quotations on nnd other Staple NEW Cotton He sales 04 bales middling uplands gulf receipts exports 1210 0378 sales market fair demand southern flour quiet rye Dour Corn meal Hye west ern f and Barter Bar ley malt receipts exports sales lower with f to ar 1 northern receipts exports sales 2 88S88Vic receipts exports 808 sales dull easy 2 2 white 2 Chicago 8 8 white mixed western white do white 24140 Beef hams beef Cut meats pickled bel 01 FOURTH HACK Threequarters of a mile Assignee George I Smith FIFTH HACK of a mile last These changes resulted the Cuban Imports of sugar from Cuba in April were only against Ibs last This clearly shows how the sugar trust has scoured the world for raw sugars and where and how cheap ly It has obtained 12 4c bid pickled hams ts q shoulders Lard lower western at no sales city at sales 200 tee refined easy continent S A compound Pork moderate sales 200 old mesa new steady fairly unchang ed cheese fair Eggs easy state and Pennsylvania 13c Western fresh per case Tal low nominal city per country free as to Petroleum steady united Potatoes demand SPREADING IT ON Glad Byes Guillotine Zamar Lord Kenle Jim Bolund Russell In the Swim SIXTH RACE Threequarters of a mile 110 108 Wakonda 105 ion Swiftly 103 Maid of Honor 00 Unseed Ellen Marion 84 STARTS Heavy Receipts of Butter Continue In the Boston Butter Is coming into the market In large and meets with a ready reception which enables handlers to maintain prices fairly Finest creamery sells around De mand for good dairy is moderate at St Albans reports butter gen eral price selections creamery Elgins report was 1170 tubs butter 674 selling at 95 at 40 old Rice Mo lasses Ulo quiet refined Freight to Liverpool Pig iron moderately Cop ier Lead Tin easy straits 513,20@13.30 plates quiet spelter NOT DISPOSED TO The signing of the new southern union station by Acting Oov this means much to the han of real estate vicinity of the proposed As la well there are yet a number of properties In the line of the improvement that have not been pur chased bv the and now that the has been signed the people occupying the property In conse obliged to find other quar It is the intention of the Consoli dated to take all the remaining property hot already the road and to begin operations at once on the con struction of the new The building Vof the new southern union station on st means an increase in to the property A number of in the im mediate vicinity have been bonded by Individuals for Investment and now that the has become a look out for the closing large Edward Hatch sold at auction yester day afternoon at 3 the estate at 17 Rut land consisting of a 3V4story sand stone front with three bay having a frontage of 17 feet and a depth of 55 feet to a The lot has a total area of square the estate being near the corner of Tremont The attendance was considering the Af ter some lively bidding auctioneer Hatch knocked the property down to Myer for and This is considered a good price for the A handsome brick mercantile building will be erected on the Alden and Hawkins the site of the old American The building will be heavily and will cost to complete about above the It will have a frontage on Sudbury st of about 35 feet and a depth of 113 and a of 86 The floors will be of with the founda tions of the walls of the first story being 26 inches while those of the sixth story will be inches The estate of Joseph Bailey is the owner of the A large deal in vacant in the Roxbury district has just been record ed at the Suffolk registry The prop erty was owned by the estate of A of which speaker Meyer la The purchaser was Thomas who buys for the PULL OF EXPOSURE AND Tbe Great attain on a Mans j Sufficient In to Wreck Him in a Short The Experience of u From ITw The lif e of a motorman is not a bed f of He Is subjected to especially In the he Is exposed to the cold and Even IE the Bummer he must bear the Intense heat which beats down upon nerve f and self possession is necessary iha motor the and limbs 61 hla are at One of best known electric motor men in this city is William who is at present running a car t the electric He is not only well known to his fellow employes but to the people who travel on his Frazer is man about twentysix years of and resides with his wife and child 144 Betts Cincinnati Q About a ago Mr Frazer taken serious stomach He bought several kinds of cine were recommended to but none of them seemed to him even temporary An admirer of that remedy known as Williams Pills for People told him try Frazer was almost but took the To a porter of the Enquirer he said I can most heartily recommend Williams Pink are all that is claimed for in L advertise themselves better thaii any medicine I ever I seized some time ago with a bad attack of My stomach hurt me all the time and could not digest my The pain Home and Country Hold Aloof from Cattle June Amount of live stock on the market 4580 and veal 2107 310 200 Number from the different states Ca S I So Cvs Hs Western 810 17 Maine NH 40 Vermont 67 New York 20 103 14 74 8T OB 22 20f 250 470 RECEPTION TO MRS Its No bicycle has fiver equalled the record of the present prominence as a leader m the trade in two short and this one fact is significant prestige past reputation their worth is of more and is our aim arid to the purchaser of a Spalding bicycle sure to give value make Beautifully Decorated in Her The headquarters on Tre mont st were beautifully decorated yes afternoon in honor ofa reception tendered to Mrs the wellknown temperance The tables and desk were banked with daisies and other early Bummer and white satin rib the emblem of the draped the chandeliers and the portraits of prominent Mrs Susan state Ruth secretary and Mrs daughters of Mrs and Mrs Newton a were with Mrs Leavitt in the receiving Almost all the wellknown members of the In this vicinity were as well as many Mrs made a brief address about her work and her personal ex in different parts of the and Mrs Fessenden spoke a few words in regard to the beauty of union and what Mrs had alons that The There ore bands of ribbon white around the which was sune in was peculiarly appropriate to the which has been done by Mrs A letter was received from Mrs Liver more regretting her inability to and in highest term tho good accomplished by Mrs Leav Mrs on behalf of tho Massachusetts pre sented the honor With isome beautiful also sev eral personal rendered by Miss Olmstead of Roxbury and by Mrs Ella Cleveland The exercises were all of an informal and at their close refresh ments were NOT A WET SPOT Showers Miss the and Sport Goes on With 4000 Dry and Dusty RACE June 9 heavy showers which passed over New York last night must have skipped the for not the slightest sign of a wet spot was to be The track was dry and The attendance was bet fully 4000 persons witnessing the The stewards of the national steeple chase association announced that they had Sprague and Robin son for post in the hurdle race The First five anda half furlongs Cassette Hill Little Juho Lady Green Helen Royal Religion and Bernardino also Time Second a ma C Hamilton Dog gett Charade Ballard Marshall and Patrician also Time Third five heat between George Kessler and purse divided Lithos Hart Free Robert Bonner Kings Coun sel also Time Fourth one Sims Hamilton II Taral Bonaparte Doggett Refuge also Time Fifth five Har rier OLeary Nina Gard ner Her Own Keefe Arthur The Manx Trade Don Bias also Time Sixth one Co Combination Park Racing Will be Full of There is an old saying is is From the standpoint of the management of Combination the saw Is a The extra day has given them an opportunity to get a lot of work done that had to be left un and the meeting will be all the better for the slight Yesterday the track was visited by many hundred and the com mon remark was that It was by long odds the best equipped in the This coming from such experienced men as Frank Frank W Ed Lockwood and others equally well quali fied to could not help but please the There are three races on today s and though Woodshed is to be In the It is doubtful if it be of any more interest than either of the The flag will be raised at 2 oclock sharp and continue on time all the Utica gives creamery butter quota tions at In this market cheese is steady with considerable new coming Old is cleaning up around for At Little N the cheese mar ket is reported 600 bxs large white selling at 600 large colored for export small for home trade a few sales 8700 Utica reports 8500 bxs cheese rul ing price on large colored white small sizes Eggs are especially on choice high grade offerings from New England A large proportion of the arrivals ars of ordinary Finest sell at western In leading centers quotations are New York quiet at Chicago steady New York colored white Chicago unchanged at white colored New York weak at Chicago steady at St Louis steady at Receipts in principal markets tubs weigh ing Ibs 228 2762 New 4000 s 7800 tubs local Ibs Ibs 7000 cs and Quality WRIGHT OAA COMBINATION The funeral of Mrs wife of John was held yesterday afternoon Rev King officiated at the services at Christ Inter ment was at Cambridge The funeral of John Hewins was held yesterday afternoon from his late home on Prince Rev George Blcknell conducted the and a quartet under the direction of Mr Frank Pratt rendered appropriate There was a large attendance and many floral was at Cambridge The ladles auxiliary of the cave a largely attended social at Insti tute hall last There was a mis program and A col lation was Sher lock Lamly Pickpocket also Entries for tomorrow FIRST EACH Six Juno 122 Ltm Sir Francis Ameer 118 SECOND BACH Five Runaway Maple Prince 119 Hint Devils Dream Divide BACB One Collateral Beach Gotham Sir Jr FOURTH RACK Mllo nml a June 1 THREE in 3 Minute and Pac ing Races called promptly at 2 Band Concert by City Reserved Seats f ami Inlon iuv NurtU STRAUS TIRES The Fastest in the RUBBER Its Made from Thats Why Its Thats why Williams Extract makes a root beer most healthful q its delicious lavor is superior to any other It bubbles over with life its from roots thats why everybody likes to Drink Williams RootBeer i Hello 1rlncess FIFTH RACK Five Glimmering Bessie Browning Full Spoud 11 II 112 10U Tappun Ono L Phaedra Jr has beea set to Water Lilly has a at foot sired by Online Walter E is running out to pas ture on a Kansas Combination park will open its gates for the first time this John Gibbs is at Mystic park with Cephas View That fast jaare Derby Princess is In Henry Saunders stable at The brood mare has a colt at which is a brother to Buster paced a quarter over the track a few days since In The classes on the card at Combina tion park are and will make his first start of the season at Detroits grand circuit Culross is at Mystic with Alar and the fast pacing Mrs At yesterday the races were postponed on account of They will be run weather Mascot Nutshell Dick Mystery and Chris Lang ar rived at Medford These handled by Roy Miller has the following horses in his stable Berkshire Courier Merman Dennis Calypso Clara C and one or two green Manager Yapp has arranged two races at the N driving park for Saturday afternoon as follows Red Line John George F Little Gem Charlie Pena B B B Lake Nettle Gertrude A Queen Wheat Bears Held the There were lively times In the wheat pit again but the honors were the bears holding the fort and resisting all attempts to dislodge The drop from Mondays high point has been about At the close wheat brought only was 2Mc under Mondays July corn was off Ho to and oats lost Cj July closing at Chicago lowest and grain and provision prices are reported the Boston chamber of com merce as follows July 58 September Totals ilO Last 384 Northern and Eastern Beef The sun ply was demand was both homo and country slaughterers up to the noon hour had shown no disposition to claiming that beef was selling and for talloW the prices paid were the lowest In the history of the Values tor the day show no change from tho prices current last Sales 2 average 1725 3Vic 2 average 1800 both 1 beet live weight 800 Milch Cows and The demand was tho supply the range of quality such that buyers could select almost any grade they were A good many very choice new cows wore on such as speculators and Jobbers wore Sales Two new milch each 1 new milch 2 new milch 5f each 1 2 new milch each 1 new milch 1 Veal The supply was the de mand and a clearance was effected long before the noon with no change In values from thoso quoted ono week Soles noted 25 average IBS 30 av 125 4V4c 55 average 180 20 average 120 4c average 114 VAc 24 average 121 Sheep and The offerings for the day on this market Were with demand and thero was no change in prices from those quoted one week Drovers who have stock 2nd it more convenient to unload at the yards of slaughterers at than to offer them in this Sales 01 Western Beef for the week figure up 4383 and with the tion of 200 head were oil for export Northern and eastern were in light Drovers claim that farmers will not market at present Quotations Dressed weight 4Vsc live weight Thero wero no western swine on the CAUSES FOR LOW Western Cattle at Depressed Values and consideration while being being in excess of value of The total land area is about square taxed for There are three small frame build ings on the Two parcels situated on Sheafe be Michael have just been transferred to Samuel One of properties is numbered consists of a brick standing on 1203 square feet of the whole taxed for The land is assessed for The other estate included in fer is numbered SI and com prises a large swell brick house and about 1005 square feet of taxed for The whole is assessed for The price paid In both cases was above the total taxed The work of rebuilding the Pope build which was destroyed by fire last is progressing which had been The left has been torn down as far as the top of the first On the Stanhope side a large part that wall has been re moved and all that has been left is per Wead Co have charge of the plans for The transfer of another valuable es tate has gone Oh record at the Essex The brokers were Ham The property sold was the Mrs Mary Simes situated at the corner of Essex and Summer There is a large three story structure and about 6800 square feet of the whole taxed for about The property has a frontage of 65 feet on Essex and about 95 feet on Summer The purchaser was Russell of the Salem national bank on private The interest owned by Abble White In the 1308 Washing ton corner of Rollins South has been transferred to the estate of Edward There is a swell front brick together with a lot of land containing about 2475 square the for Of this amount is on the was almost and i nothing that would give me I confess that when I first box of Pink Pills I hadnt confidence in their efficacy had tried so many things without success that I was almost Before I had taken one I was decidedly Two Boxes cured me I have been under the weather from causes iny indigestion has If it ever should I know what to I have so much dence the efficacy of Pink that if I real sick again with any shall use some It is a pleasure for I assure to testify to the qualities of these Pink They not only tone the stomach ulate the bowels and act as a mild Frazers testimonial means He speaks from personal and any one who doubts that he received the benefits can easily verify the assertion by calling on Frazer or seeing him some time while he is on his Williams Pink Bills contain all the elements necessary to give r new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered They are sold in boxes never in loose by the dozen or hundred 50 cents a or six boxes for and may behad of all druggists or directly by mail from Williams Medicine BE TRIED Two Men with Connection With a fatal Criminal June St John and Albert Germain will be tried tomorrow On tire charge of performing a criminal operation which caused the death of Miss Sophia and the latter on the charge of has learned that Eu gene who is still at met a friend named Fournier on train on which Bernatchez made his Fournier lives in New The police will probably see him with respect to Bernatchez St John protests his Innocence and expects to St Ger it is will turn states evi 81K CHi 80 Ju tember 18 July 28 27 September 29V4 28 July 18 18 17 July July Sept July September Liverpool closings nil months 5s oft July 8s off September 8s off Tallow Way Juno of on the market 487 and 1010 veal 290 horse 152 100 Number from the different states Cat Western states 201 Massachusetts GO Maine Now Hampshire Now York 2 18 Ovs Hs 162 84 140 70 28 William Jenness has sold to Paul Adams et al his estate on Bigelow and having a to tal assessed value of The lot of land contains about square valued by the assessors at The estate has a large frontage on Bigelow and is numbered The considera tion paid was Julia Shaw is the new of the estate at 91 Warren assessed in the the deeds of trans fer having just been The situ ation of estate is between Clarendon and Dartmouth the total assessed value being The lot of land con tains square taxed for There is a brick Mild Fair SIXTH Mile and a Crest Volley Oakley Results and OAKLEY RACE June 9Re sults of todays races First of a mile Black Bess Risque Three Bars Time Second six nnd a half furlongs Howard Mann Scandland Good Time Third ono mile an Plr Harry Shannon Time Foirth four and a half furlongs LYNNS PEPPER The ONLY GENUINE is JAMES Bottling Fifteen Different Insurance Companies Sued for a Total of June the superior court this afternoon the cases of trustee of the May com to recover insurance to the amount of from 15 different insurance companies for the Lynn of July was The companies resist payment on the ground that the In sured kept fireworks for sale adjoining the Insured premises In such a way as greatly to Increase the without a thus rendering the policies The fact of the policies and the are thus making a facie and the plaintiff will rest on leaving defense to put In Its evi to which he will The case was just opened at Conservative Copper The position of copper continues one of Some producers manifest a marked conservatism in offering their product and take a bullish view of the It Is a question if lake copper could be bought under The large having sup plied their wants In a measure by re cent are generally holding aloof from active dealings in It isi that some of the big consumers have not secured all the raw material they will but will probably pursue the policy of look erson for the next 30 Prices of brass are well maintained on the basis of the brass associations One order requiring about Ibs sheet copper was reported where the copper had not been secured when the advance Copper is entering into the construction of some of the modern office the mon ster therefor being made of Turn in Cotton Seed Oil Cottonseed oil interests are somewhat encouraged over they hope is a turn In the The weakness in lard and tallow created quite a heavy Interest In cottonseed despite the Totals 487 280 152 Last waei 044 246 493 102 Northern and Eastern Beef nr for tho day wero fully equal to the and drovers In Instances wished they had lelt stock in Values have not advanced and thu outlook Is not encourag ing for higher The low prices at which western cattlo are now selling and the ex tremely low quotations for tallow are pointed out by slaughterers as causes for the depression of values on homefed We note sales 2 average 2205 4c 2 aver nin 1250 2 average 1025 4c 1 live 1800 2 average 1485 4c 5 average 1500 Ibs 4c2 average 1805 4c 2 cat tle average 1775 4c a average Milch Cows and arrivals for tho day appear to bo fully equal to the ilo mancl few buyers were on the vet drovers anticipated a more active market for There was a good inquiry for dairy and seashore sales noted 1 new milch fflO a now 50 each 2 new milch each 1 new milch 2 new milch each 2 each 1 1 3 Ira Moore has bought from the the estate corner of Ash st and Corey the consideration named In the deed being The prop erty has a total taxed value of being on the 1366 square feet of The purchase was for Flood Mooney have sold for George Crosby a lot of land containing 3375 square feet on East Sd between N and O South Bos on private The purchaser will a house for Invest fact that prices were very In the meantime holdings were gradually con Into strong The cov ering Is just now advancing The new crop is yet too uncertain to be a bear despite the bale Foreign also show little better heifer Veal receipts were demand was slow and during the early morning homo drovers wore looking for values than those of last but buyers would not and prices remained unchanged except on a few tots of choice Sales 14 average 140 20 average 122 4Vtc OS average 185 4Mic 28 calves 189 23 avor ago 181 7 average 125 AOJ 27 average 120 Ibs Sheep and stock on the market from the Now England Those the west wero consigned to home Western Beof arrivals for tho week were consigned to home A fow carloads wore sold to country slaughterers at prices showing no compared with last 8WlneWMtern were all consigned to slaugh Northern and eastern sola dressed rallies Working fow pairs were on the with the demand slower than la tho three Monthly Meeting of the social and business meet Ing of the 1st corps of cadets was well attended last Capt Andrew Rob son read a paper on the Formation for Maps and illustrations were It was announced that a special be held June at which Lieut Col Thomas Edmands will read a paper on camp In The following were elected mem bers Mi Alexander Sumner Martin and 37 WANT ADS in The Globe during the month of Over 4000 more than appeared in any other Boston Globe Wants bring the best James Popper for the For the Mallow Mixed used Finest drink you ever Ask for the DISTILLERY ROGER for ft EACH HOLD IN Three Burglars Are Out on ROCK June But Will Pease nnd Frank the were placed under bonds at a become hearing lie fore Judge Hicks nnd their eases will conio tho grand jury nt the September term of tho supreme Rail was and the boys wero released rom custody this Mexico to Have an Arbor The Mexican coffee trading and plant Ing company of New capital has been Incorporated and a large coffee plantation in Mexico and plant coffee Receipts ot of ore report oil fur tiB follows 1071 rolls 2208 lulls BS 1UU buus a nus au ca dry SO bells ID loose 17 0 ImUH 10 hales font by US 1iirn lill links 3245 1m Ira 1m Inii MUD bu 00 tuuBi HH bills Wtai 1 111 bks cars bu S ours OS i likes 41 00 USB Browns Camphorated Sapona Dentifrice to cleanse and whiten the Avoid fnb 61 curs 1431 Ibs bus cs OB 1121 other Dl cratus IT 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