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The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28
Mrs Edith Kuntz is very sick.
NEW MILFORD.
A LEADING NEW MILFORD FIRM.

LEADING NEW MILFORD FIRM.
 The last few days, which save been so
 delightfully."- cool, have set the good house. wives to thinking about what articles they must get to prepare for c'mfort dur ing the next few cold months. It is lucky for them that there is one class of people who do not put off this thinking
 until the very last moment, and they are the merchants. The enterprising dry
 goods firm of Treat & Starr of this place always have an eye open to the future wants of their increasing number of cus- toners, so that when seasonable goods
 are wanted, their patrons do not have to think about it long before hand but know just where to go. Their store is roomy, light and attractive and MT Starr, the ac tive head of the firm, has made many al- terations during recent years, each alter ation making the store more attractive, until now there are few city stores with better facilities for showing goods than are enjoyed by Treat & Starr. On the first floor near the door is the dress goods
 counter with it's large display of goods | which the ladies enjoy looking over. The dress goods this season are lar gely in sim gle patterns, and the leading cloths are covert cloth, boucle, tweeds and rough effects. A speciality is also line of 50- cent dress goods. On this floor the mil- linery goods have an allotted space. Treat & Starr have a special line of ready trimmed hats at moderate prices for the Danbury fair trade and the opening in this department will take place the sec
 ond week in October. They also have a
 complete line of hosiery and through the
 center of the store is a table on which are
 novelties and line of wash dress goods,
 ginghams, fiannellettes, sateens, etc. The
 second floor. reached by an easy stair
 way, is devoted largely to the display of
 ladies' cloaks and jackets. Unfortunately
 the styles from last season are so chang
 ed that last seasons garment will hardly
 do this year, and Treat & Starr have put
 in fine line of the latest. Carpets,
 shades, carpet sweepers, blankets, table
 linens, etc., also have a conspicuous place
 on this floor. A large and competent
 force of help add greatly to the conven-
 fence of shoppers, and the work of car
 pet laying or the hanging of shades is promptly attended to by the firm in any
 part of the county. The show windows
 always present an attractive appearance in fact, the store is run on business prin- ciples and is made the headquarters for
 large number of customers both in and out of town
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28
WARREN.

Mrs Crane of Brooklyn is visiting her sister, Mrs A. T. Peck.
 The Center school commenced, Tues day, with Mrs Thorp as teacher.
 Frank Coe and wife of Litchfield were guests of B. E. Sedgwick, last week. D. Hallock and wife of Bridgeport were visitors in town, last week.
 Dea Curtis has guests from Middle town.
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SOUTHVILLE.

Mir and Mrs Horace Allen and chil- dren spent the Sabbath with her father, J. M. Ford.
 Edward Allen from St Paul, Minn., and his sister, Mrs Fenn, were calling on old friends, recently.
 Fred Barnum has been on the sick list at home for week but has returned to work again.
 Mrs c. E. Minor and daughter, Sadie, spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs E. w. Smith.
 on visit, returned to her school, Mon day.
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.

Mrs L. A. Griswold, formerly of this village, is visiting at the residence of her sister, Mrs James Bierce.
 Mrs c. H. Booth of New Milford en- ioyed short visit with her mother, Mrs Clarrisa Cross. Mrs Cross is approach ing her 91st year. Notwithstanding her great age, Mrs Cross enjoys undimmed vision, clear thought ana m excellent memory The burden Of her many
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28

The annual meeting of the First Eccle- siastical society was held in the chapel, Monday afternoon. The report of the treasurer showed the society to be in prosperous condition. The following were elected officers for the ensuing year: Committee, Egbert Marsh, H. s. Mygatt, II. c. Ives; treasurer; John W. Turrill collector, E. J. Emmons; clerk, Charles M. Beach.
 A number from this place attended the fair at Huntington, this week. H. o. Warners's "Quartercup" starts in the 2.35 class, W. H Hamlyn's s'Fanny J'' in the 45 class, J. E. Hungerford' s 'Hot Shot'' and H. O. Warmers ''Alfont'' in the thee year-old.
 Mrs Henry o. Warner gave an after noon tea, Thursday from 3 to ,.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

At meeting of the democrat ic elec- tors held in the Town hail, Saturday, the 22d, the following were chosen as candidates for town officers: Town treasurer, H. Leroy Randall; town clerk, Russell R. Noble; selectmen, J. Leroy Buck, John D. Clark; assessors, c. H. Pomeroy, Sherman D. Green; collector, Timothy J. Mulcahy; board of relief, voters, Silas L. Erwin auditor, J. Mor- gan Hallock; grand jurors, George Rob- ertson, A M. Booth, Edward A. Bennett :; trustee library and memorial fund, Henry Kinney. VI
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28
TWO DOLLAR, TWO FIFTY
 AND THREE DOLLAR SHOES


 Eight thousand pairs high-class shoes, entire surplus stock ofthe Bed : ford Shoe Manufacture ing Co.,, of Boston, are on sale at our store at half price. We bought the stock at 50 cents on the dollar.
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28
Litchield County News
WASHINGTON.
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 Last Sunday, Rev Dr Spencer having returned from his vacation, conducted the services at the Congregational church. Next Sunday Rev Dr Van Dyke is expect ed to preach in the Congregational church
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28
RoXBURY.
ROUND THE STATION.

ROUND THE STATION.
 MT and Mrs Henry Beers of Middle bury are visiting Mrs Northrop.
 Daniel Holmes is cutting stone at Litchfield for Dr Buell..
 A. E. Harrison and family have gone to Newark, N. J., to spend the winter. Mrs George Drakely and child of Woodbury are visiting her father, c. w. Morris.
 H. H. Dickinson is spending few days in Hartford.
 Frank Collins spent Sunday with his family, returning to Stony Greek, Mon- day.
 The tobacco that was assorted at the warehouse of A. L. Hodge 6 Son was sampled, last week.
 Mrs Charles Collins and children re- turned home, last week. A younger sis- ter came with her. E PAINTER HILL.
  Thomas IT,, and Philip O'Brien of Waterbury were at Thomas O'Brien's. Sunday. A. b. and w. M. Leavenworth o1 Hartford were recent visitors at Edwin Leavenworth's. Ruth Karman of Woodbury has visited her grandmother, Mrs c. R. Hurd. Wait Leavenworth dug well during the dry season. F. H. Leavenworth has purchased a COW of Ellie Thomas. The widow of Stoddard Isbell IS very feeble. The farmers are taking shares in the cooperative creamery about to be started in Hotchkissville.
 EVANSVILLE.
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28

wish her many such an happy day in the years to come.
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28
es. The house and contents were in

shoes. The house and contents were in sured.
 George Clemons has his barn about completed, that was burned by lightning on July 21.
 Mr Rowland from Kent preached in the hall on Sunday last. The text was from Psalms 66 16, s'Come land hear all ye that fear God, and l will declare what he has done for my soul.'
 c. I. Parshley has returned to take charge of the school in this place. Miss Jennie Coe takes the kindergarten part, the same as last year.
 Mrs Edith Kuntz is very sick.
 MT Crampton's people and MT Shaffer's people are spending few weeks in their old home just north of the Center.
 It is reported that MT Hard has bought out Mir Andrews meat market.
 MT Doyle has a fine pair of horses he brought from Mir Norris in Tarry town to keep for the winter, or to sell if MT Morris wishes.
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28

.- ., ; :ozl saI4r."A VIE, Us way l. i;..o Ihe con..,-e-ce of the people 5y the good it is doing. fair trials guarantee permanent CURES.
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28

TYR. SAGE'S Catarrh Rem D edy will cure the worst Chronic Catarrh in the Head perfectly and permanently Fifty cents, by all dealers.
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28

DAVENPORT & o'HARA, Attorneys and Coun
 sellors at Law. State street, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28
PAINTER HILL.
EVANSVILLE.

pr Know les of New Milfore nd WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York June I. lSoI
,d ancs,c narrow at s. nv which has nered -
strengthen sellers position ana D,st l.'A .' 100,
duli hut without further change; red Ndncy quir, ara
steady forrgn beans haye rather mIs m"rrw Choice
PER bush 81 7Oqs2 10 Do medium 81 w. 90 pen 1;,s q M ~
turtle s9rp 81 'SaSn 50 oS@s2 io do foreign narrow
81 e50s2 30. foreign marrow. medium az
foreign pea 81 G5atl 72'I green peas bo 81 o.eSi ~
the Influence ~ rather strong spccula.
i've buying tho market further advanced ana closed
bun the general glt-isc lots was lsc lower
Ssey consdeabe demand Tor factory .aIues are
isc hghc. throughout several lots 81 fancy tun' ha,
rn extras per H. i7i5asc do nrss IGIi7c. DO thirds
I7c seconds to hrss liHld'sc do Weish dnsi
hr-ts i$aiGe dairy Ipt thirds l2glc wa
ON ear as's iagi'c DO thirds o to 'GS%S 20
thirds 0lsaiOc old buter-creamery iosii'rc' West
cHEEsEny cSnseans gaco% on n i'IFe s 1H n1 f@
cream chsesr fecsFes were 1n' 20 % lean m N good
shape Shippers had good cricIs for fancy coogra AZ
lots small SIC full are weaker round lo,s o.
nn'y Guilty o going s a. Ssrrs 'h NSay 100 Boxes
ehcese sold a, caba Seseriay at s."Sf rear F arS
colod N.Y. ' p ' n Se white fancy sge.e Do
small sizc fancy D. dgisc. common 20 choice. snic;
par skins er%er ara o'% DO Ssnan ns co 81
aGh DO common 9 pr , n conqicah" b w those
Of last week. with Hight offerings Of fam qun,y
and pretty good dennrd the market shows lur''i az
vance on 100 qualities. closing hrm. We quote; Js,ss'y,
per dozen i445c state and Ieansy sanll IosE 49,
Western l21aalc; do seconds and inferior per case
s. 2jHSa ,,,... .,..,t, AMI
FRf'ITe-FRESIi-E In lighter supply an
cleaning IN better al slightly nrner prices Norm mr.
Ina inckberre steady Green gooseberrie. dun 'Lets
not pl.nty and most below prime. fiuIda p'hci'
irmer Watermeons steady We quote stra"Drgt.,, IT,:
sta,e- Island Dor quart. lOTl2c do Jersey ,An'S
rietics g4Ilc. do avrragt. 5dsc; Maryland ana Dtli
ware average 4Q7c. backbcrrirs Norph aroma ~
ouart pOoseberries. quart fG'' p'.,SS,,,,
Florida Der carrier s2gS3 80; cherries. per 10 tIi-e'
wntermelOns per 100 sxJWs@1. -. co,.
FRIITs-DRIED- Demand for e'np2iatrl hpp.rs ,coYs
nnes on very United scale. jobDes rcusns 70 H' oes
,hsn arc van,.y for Immediate use. sun-dreI ap,prs
scarce ana afm Cores and skins neglected Peacars iw
,arceiv any call for raspbsres Other xmas s'M
bcI about steady We quote; Apples. evapoFatea iA9''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

Mnrke, closed steady az points net atvanee ar c
ma rod with Yesterdays closing prices IfhnserID- u'
~ Total sales TOOOp bales. New iork sp't fAIes
say and Las, night officially reported. for
co bales spot market quiet ana STEADY Wll1hR up
7-lGc which Is lido higher compared WIN 10,
closing New-York receipts Ho1 baies, eiYss '''
bales. forwarded baief: sales. 600 baies tpi!
Gav $40 bales: thus far this week. loSDO paes So"'
iverooi catle-spo cotton. fair business doing saies
10 600 bales speculation and expert 1000 bales AM.
can coo bales; receipts 5000 bales American ,;vV
bales. ordnary 3As: good ordinary . J-lo I,% Hls.
eISis. Inlddling l-16: good mdding 3lo Hiau.ihs
co. AZ Fiures opened steady. partially Load al'ahe.
reir,,arv ,Gv: February march 4Op4os. juno. 4pls'
Tre : 4oIs: Juiy-Augis 40lG4o2 Angus i'einD.ts
400, 4o3 sepember OctoDe.. 4pJs, october
90 X,,.rntr- Decembeg f0ib, Decen ef-Januhi! 1's
wanchester-Cloths moderate demand yarns qule OH'
seq SSJvs-rrrIte animation displayed until toward
Ciose when Of shorts ADVANCED '''
,..r n1ants Foreign ~as uniWpcriani an -
~ ~, hays December for August took place ar 10
-ns, rss. exchangc quoted a. 81 l6. receipts ~,
800. a. Mo U.s. bags. cle4iances fDf the h'l
e,a,.s 600 bags Santos market quiet ana unoh.sa e..
90 rei. receipts 2OoO bags. STOCK, 80" .aas
market AZ Hamburg was steady al q - ~ wv
Tnoi quotations for June IS pfg: July 10 Au'ur' ~
gnn,eTbcr "a 30: October. II % At HaNie the H"'
- 4 franc below yesterdays closing 'aes nSKs
ga 900 hays. Iune closed % - francs. Nv y" Huk.sl
a., - seoerner 81 Octobcr - rs. The steamship 7'aA
-,h Vim 900 bags the Calico. wfh l"''D bass,
In he due in a days from Brazil 'on'racis eos'l
steady a to 10 points advance sales were -'"V '"S''
fOlOws -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

common 10 fair isNi2Ec do dried. North CaGl!ns'
fancy sGSisc do choice cq1i5c: do state 60 S'pa
Delaware eeise do sun-drei. North Caro'iaa "a
G rcd iGi'e d ,nP,r 5aeSsre
a7ucots ljGi1c: pruncs size and qiaty, o"lvD'
HoPS-Trade does not Improve and Win SOM e>a,,
1898 choice per ~ 1J dc. d. good 70 prime -.
Do common fair aai2a, Pacific Coast 1893 icSl'ie'
PorLTEY-ALrvE-Larse weigrown spring chief ,s9s
are held faSy steady but the market for an ois Win
demand prctty good Turkeys and ducks very dull we
spring chickens. good TO prime .ya2Sc do small 10
medium l30lSc fowls. .9ise old roos'e'S 1919 -
KEYS. sale. ducks PEI p1r i0f1Oc gees- per pa ,
81 ~ pigeon per pair 80 i sSew
slight Improvement. closing h-m. o.d cocks snade
nrmer Fresh tu.@cys steady spring G- sens IN N [
ducks shade numer We qua'r for fresh killed putt
Turkey per H. 3asc fowl. 2ic spring o ,1,in1
sca4ed 2ea2sc DO Wes,ern dTps@9I 2i92.s 90
sGushs per dozen 81 560ss r. zen TURKEYS shade
hrmer n loqiic Tor No mons and tom' Er9zsn eh''N
eioyer mixed. 55Ge5c d.. clover ioai5e rye straw
POTATOES AXD vEGirABLI:s- Po,ao.. s,l scare c,
ard strong NGg s"1dy w5n i Onions '' GTmer
Asparagus hrm. Cahhaees IN good demand ana Saaae
hsh Seqms plenty b G1 G dgm tomatoes Largely
inferior ard such very dull sale flncy large RIPE IN
demand bu, FEW such ob,anaoie We quot R?,'oT
seconds 81 5O 50 ~: lrtish masnums sack 81 5og
lag. g 2a$2 81 49, liemgia, pr 3asg per has
paragus peg doz hinches - 2'l>: ~ pr sr
hi 81 ioGSl - Green peas Long Island ger bag; s@l
s. - d. Jersey basket. 81 iaa$2 do Maryah" ana
, en- b r Goge S2a$2 So d. Sorth Carolina
per bush basket 81 51Nfl %, o. 'narIcson pc, -"
25gsi 20 T,ma51Ssg; f' gnnaeb Sc Hhuart per-
100 punches $a$ 30. Turnps. peg 100 lunches S@OFf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Nork, JuHe I. lN'4
COTTON-The net advance for the day was = points
10y months but unchanged on later POSITIONS TINS
partial decline Of point in Liverpool futures
but the market rallied little The Chrun!cl"s acre
report. eased a little, and then advanced quite
a 725. which the lowest price on thai month TO-
day. sold mp 1.3l, and closed 1.@jSit io trad
!ns only moderate. total sales footing Up 'oV"
bales. The rise partly due 10 an error IN The
given 3oT per ceat hut aficiWard cor
rected showing increase Of only 2oG per cent making
the number Of under cultivation D.lp""n
against 700 last The report WAS
not considered bush. while the time IL had ~
marked bear side. our market for the
local ana interesting. The 'h'on
report shows the increased acreage by States as
follows: Georgia / per cent; Florida 3; Alabama, 3;
Mississippi Louisiana. l. Texas. :: Arkansas l. other
states ana Territories. = The States showing &C.
crease North Carolina = per cent; South Carolina
ana Oklahoma has added this year. and there
has a slight increase IN virginia The condition ~
Inc plant. taken whole is quite promising. IN fa'
much better than either last the year before al
this date. This is particularly true 81 Texas ana Ms
s!ssppl cultivation timely and thorough AMI ~ ~
prohaie that has rarely been season when grass
weeds have little trouble Some figure that
Chronicles statement the crop VIII be about
wear The needs. according 10 the best author
lies are over bales for the even n bust
ness depression great or greater than Was ias
,oar Receirts a to-day Were 25i5 bales
s,ainct 3f5 last week and 1889 last Receipts
IN Augusta 90 bales against 1913 bales last week and
IL bales last year Memphis receipts. oS bales against
p bales last week. 81 bales last year shipments
bales receipts. bales, against MI last
,veek and ll3 last year shipments 3g bales. Cincin
bales. against 100 two dass les week
ana c97 last year Houston receipts l"'' bales against
20 & ranSe and close ootay closing bids tho
uighf al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

c,t.,ro June 7 Special. --Today's wheat market saw
y, ,,,es NJ good prices as any made Wednesdoy me
10 boN.ver fhoved fractional reaction rom last
nigh, Iuly opened 5ai.. sid between 39', ana oss'
and closed al 5s1a5sr1 II was cay f'r realizing Of
nrn,s Foreigner. wol. doing this ~" f"'''s
we're the Nor,hwcr, and We're local professionals
c,tl.s came strong but after tine II began % be
rsli,el that the side simply sjmpalh@hs WIN
, advance here Wednc1lay. Furthermore private cables
,,r rot quite - strong the public Tho Nor'""''t
,o--,ly ala some selling the prospect OF ram Tor
Dakota There was unquestionaby lot of lquld"tns
,a order TO gct Of the ~ the Government report
saturday II Is expected that the winter wheat condition
VIII show considerable drop. although possibly mol 80
much as the bulls svpec n believed tha the spring
wheat condition will BE- pretty good one The lt''e
Current was not radical In descrIbns Tue damage 10
wheat and for that reason rather bentifh IN us m
nueac. cables reported the rye crop III Germany
nlnut aiOOou No round lots ~ cash wheat were SOFA
h,re The scaioafd reported a very small hl@in'sH.
corn was kep, steady by very arge cash business over
rOO ~ bushels charters FOR 1N"h lusleIs JNF
,,ld between so. 3g and closed ~ ~ sellers pnt,
uass.d corn closed ~ over June. soil ~ 4le
and closed the one hundred thousand lushes we're
nDld New-Yors price c1Iiral 10 ~ cents mere
Thorr be natural c1ra"- Ia June without any
body dainc much manipulating september sold AZ ~'s
and closed ~ 29s $780,, -, $500.
Provisions were firm. hut duil Pork closed ia cents
over Wednesday lard and rios az about the same price
on the curb puts July 51s; calls 10fs. Puts
,uI IL cor ali.. calls 10.
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loves SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

,u,.csn, Lowe. through her counsel John
Mt VIE. moved before Justice Andrews in Su-
ps'-.' curt Chambers. yesterday. TO compel her
PREM. r-u-ere y. Lowe, to pay her a.imony OF
sus''. -, AMI q counsel fee OF 500. pending her
-, him for an absolute divorce Mrs.
SUI a.. ~ .rripl on June a. 1852. she Is ABOUT
1--we Nc wears Of age. and was formerly MISS
tsenV cs1ssS-i,A She r. the daughter or weaiihy
Nlae yhn live i1 Mount Vernon. ana since ner
par!ass ,f, her ana refused to support ner' ABOUT
husoahu ago. she has lived with her parents
FIVE ys-. a. the Only son Of James Lowe. an ga
W. I"EH.b, resident II the Ninth Ward. His rather
Ena wei ~ b, worth 100000. and IS the senior
rspus', -hA firm of Lowe < Co, now SAID 10
nenl0.jt c,.i~s. ~ liquidation.
10 'TTouo ss1S pc Jeff her 70 live with another
WIS "I,ni fva all q hat years ago. she MADE
s5man =, p'f,s ~ her husband to return to her'
81 KIM I'm s,rsl,el g the woman he was living Wild,
sni eS'v rain $40 AVS he has not contributed 10
b1i ID 80 f~ fte years. Mrs Lowe AYERS that
hr SS.gS,nl r. d member II his fathers hrm,
Der NJ, he ms considerable means, MS income
sni u- ~t,nt s. Je Her counsel characterized him
beng 49, "or.. ..7n Gideon Granger. the former
A. V-'"7 NJ Commissioner McOtaVe. ana asserted
son."Ihsa was spending his income on other
pai ~ Niss-r. sweeney and CrcmWei represent
women lie denies his wlfe's accusations, De
W b - ~ is no, member of his fathers 'l'ih'
tAies. ~ has no income practically Nhen ne
anl ~. wiz thfre was an understanding mat hSI
Ri. u T.,l,l support her and his parents Wouid
plehs- - ,ts TWO children. That agreement mas
,aSs carred out ever since. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore. June Flour hrmer. unchanged; ssles
bb,s. Wheat unsettled and higher; No red SPOT
and June 59a59i.c Juy j9} 1COc: August. 60l96O1ic
steamer No red spot 55isG553.c milling wheat ne py
sample J1aGc: STOCK sos III BUSH sales fiOoo bush
Corn FIRM mixed spot. 43ic bid; Jun- ana July so
bid. Southern by sample. 4sg+s-c 20 On eIaS.e
4Sl4sisr stock II 9>1 BUSH sales. 900 push Osts
dtra So white. Western. 4,a4sc; no mE Se,, 90
49, .G4gg stock AZ sc BUSH Rye dull; no = 9oV1oS
coffee dull No T. ljisgi5.c. Other articles unchahseu
Boston. Flour quiet. but steady Corn scarce
and firm. end higher. Shorts quiet IrV-
visions steady. Batter steady and unchanSed. 'n.ese
quiet; bes, Northern, Vg9isc Western e'-gJc Lses
firm but quiet.
Buffalo June 7.-Siring wheat. no demand for spoI'
sales 800 bush So hard. 90 5loS' 49, c susn
DO Cjiac closing unsettled. weak No hard spot oo2c
~ Northern G5'.c; No hard 0sisc No Sortn n
ern C3',c. Winter wheat quiet sales cars 40 rev
sgi,GGJc No ] white. 62isc; No extra whue oJc ON
scarce nrm sales. II cars No Yellow 10 IT. To-,
IL pO bush No corn, 42Ac cars DO 43c; l2"c Dusn
No i2c 1000 bush No yellow. +ie n store 0ss
active. all sold closing sales car No wnilr 1.c'
car No . white &c track; ZOO bush sarple wns'
$40 1908 bush clipped 4Tiqc; 5000 hush No piN.d
44,T4Ic. Pvo-%o 2 &c asked store. tlour-Inif CO
rnand firm Mil feed better derand ulcnansrd;
Canal freights-Hoats getting GEMS IN wheat ana
21c on New York.
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THE COURTS.


=. ECHO OF THE COLUMBIAN CELEBRATION
D. tony ]. differs. of No. s. orient
Bal prookyn. caused the Mayor Controller
ave- - members Of the Board OF Esti-
and b. served yesterday with legal
maze sicncl by Judge Bschoff' OF the
process =, common Pleas directing them to
coar' .s O,hv the city should not pay Mr. differs
show cSusse s. 90 mo- lampions which the plaintir
Sass ~ az ordered for the night parade or the
alleges w celebration IN october, lSyZ py com
colunDlA" Charles G. F. Wahle. secretary or the
rissio;n...o ~ one Hundred. Mr.. DINERS says IN
Comm INF that Mr.. Wahle on August -, 49,
iis coz sno ono lampions. sort or lantern IN
oriereu iilunnate the display. -Four days later
tsndea - S,a 5irncted Mr.. differs to stop work on
~, VANS VA ana on September J.. two days AFTER
the ATTAINED the plaintiff That there was a
nat -, IN tse order and that there was aosoute
n-s;@eyr onir 5000 lampions. But the p.aintitt
neei io ,hof when he received MI, WanIes re-
deposes, August 80 to hold up" he had already
Qces,. V,onnions IN process OF manufacture. lie
9erv 4, "a" ,bat he really furnished lanterns worth
eonehIssr ~, credits the city with those returned 10
Aa0', "a also with the value or material when
him an Ma - utilize which ne places at SolSi o.
vas Could John II. Starin and David
Georbs, ne auditing committee OF the committee
BanSs, Hundred, audited Mr. 'Oliferss bill at
Q, one the Board Of Estimate further re
$50; y, - l0l The plaintiff charges S2O,Wo Tor
duceda. ooo ialnpions and credits the CITY win
hs - leaving q balance due him OF Sl4,S66 90
ST. tn wants az once. Judge BlscnoH mas post
Wi the hearing 10 June 49,