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INSURANCE COMPANY SUED.
Burroughs Says II Failed to Garry
Out u Contract.

The London and Lancashire Insurance
Company was a defendant this morning
in the Circuit Court, Brooklyn, in a
suit for 81 1880. 16, brought against 1t by
William H.. Burroughs for an alleged
violation Of contract.
Mr.. Burroughs says that on o II,
1888, he took out a policy In the defend
ant Company for s24, 900 for three years
on the property situated at 1872 East Sew
e~nty-seventh street, New York. the
Company agreeing to rebuild in case OF
fire.
The structure was partially destroyed
by fire on Sept. %, 1891. and Mr.. Bur
roughs claims that the Company's work
in rebuilding was unsatisfactory.
The Company is charged with falling
to pay Contractor George b. Christman.
and II is alleged that a lien was placed
on the building in consequence. The
Company enters a general denial. The
case Is still on.
The evening world., 1894-04-05

~ which gave to the informer me
ssmnIuf The amount of fines collected,
wasn't it," ,,,
..Tbat was one source of revenue to
,ou and your father, wasn't it?'
'C""Wc.l-l, we collected our percentage"
,rIid YOU know Julia Frank
yes, sir; she, lived at A second ave-
mo pittsburg."
hu MTbi,I YOU live with her at one time?'
no sir; | only knew her through hav-
ing visited her house in my capacity as
ana1idn't you visit her daily and
n9.TIIo!, sir; nor weekly"
"How often and how many times did
you visit Julia Frank"
weren't you arrested, convicted and
ened on another OCCASION"
Yves, sir. l resented an insult. and
"""you we're frequently insulted, were
youo Who a the victim OF your
blows this time?,'
vi don't remember his name. He was
a constable or n peace officer or some
hing" said Wishart. his face a scar
THAT was the second time you ever
assaulted a policeman. was it?'
Tried For and Acquitted of Perjury
Assistant District-Attorney Barlow S.
weeks objected and objected also to a
ouestion as to whether that VAS the
second time the witness had been a
prisoner in police courts.
~ object to the latter question. as 1t
is Intended in an indirect way to find
out how many times the witness has
been arrested" he interposed.
"Oh, you aren't afraid to have that
known. are you" asked Col. James,
scornfully, of Mr.. Weeks.
Wishart said that Julia Franks place
had been raided several times, but not
on information lodged by him in his
many visits.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
ONLY JUST OUT OF PRISON.
steele Got n Check on a Mythical
Bank Cushed.

Herbert II, Steele, who has just com
pleted a term of three years In the
tharlestown, Mass, State prison for
forgery, waT taken before Judge Cowing.
In Part |. of the General Sessions. to-day
on an indictment charging him with
forgery in the second degree.
Steele pleaded guilty and at his own re-
quest was remanded until neXt Tuesday
for sentence. The complaint against
steele says that OF July II. 1891, he
passed a check upon Lewis Silverman,
of l50 Nassau street. for $50.
The check was drawn on the Home
stead Bank. of New York, and purported
to have been signed by Henry S. Pierce.
The check was certified by the cashier of
the bank
When Silverman presented the check
for collection he learned that the sigma
ture to the check and the certiflcation
were forgeries. and hat the ban named
was not in existence.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
DIED OF SMALLPOX.
hut II Wns Not known Until an
lndcrtnkcr Was Called.

Health commissioner Emery's vacci-
majors and inspectors were still at work
to-day ~vaCcinating and ferreting out
concealed cases o. smallpox In Brook
Ign.
Health officials and Coroner Kene are
investigating the death OF t~hree-year-old
Roswell Refs. at 156 Wyckoff street. The
child died yesterday. and an undertaken
was called in. He found the body
covered with eruptions, and notified the
Health Department. DR.. Jewell found
that the child died OF smallpox.
BY order OF the Heath Department
the body was sealed up in a metal
Casket and buried. The inmates of
the house were vaccinated, and the
place was q~uarantined.
1t Is supposed the child caught the dis
ease from a nelghbor, whose case was
concealed until after recovery. The
child had no physician. and his parents
say that they did not know the nature
Of his malady until the undertaken told
them. .
Tho free vaccinating station at II Elm
place was crowded again to-day. Four
hundred persons were v~accinated there
yesterday. Fully a dozen men tainted.
and one big. hurly negro asked to be
vaccinated on the leg.
The evening world., 1894-04-05

exa mination, the excitable and enthus-
iastlC MIR Moss got ratified. He de-
cined TO answer a question in which the
'olonel characterized the Society as the
so.called Society for the Prevention Of
crime, and when using the same term
used In peace with Dr. parkhurst. Col.
James spoke of the so-Called parkhurst
crusade Mr.. Moss fumedand said petu-
lcntly:
~ can't answer that question. I don't
recognize any 'Parkhurst crusades? |
Crime. 1t Ii not 'so-called.' II s."
Supt. Byrres, COMMISSIONS Wahle
and Barney Rourke were among those
who enjoyed the bout between the cool
o~lh-headed lawyer and the fiery young
- he rtial will go on tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
STOPPED THE FUNERAL.
Mrs. Wegg's Husband and a Friend
Arrested.

Capt. Schultze and Detectives Hussey
and Schultze, of the Union Market sta
ton, this afternoon stopped the funeral
of Mrs. William Weggs, of II Madison
street. 49,,
They placed under arrest the dead
voman's husband and Joseph Reinwald.
Roth were taken to Essex Market
Court to-day and remanded.
The detectives refused TO talk about
the case. 1t leaked out. however, that
him that Mr.. Weeg had died under sus-
picious circumstances.
The Coroner has been notified and the
police are after n third party connected
with the matter.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
DISCHARGED THE GRIPMAN.
He Wns Not to blame for Running
Down Roundsmrn Taylor.

Roundsman job G. Taylor. who was
knocked down and severely injured by
a broadway cable car at Twenty-third
street and broadway or st. Patrick's
day, appeared in the Court OF Special
Sessions to-day against the gripman.
William O'Donnell, whom he charged
with assault.
The roundsman was at the crossing
to protect passers by during the parade.
When 1t was over, Roundsman Taylor
says. O'Donnell started his car without
ringing his gong. The car struck him in
the back. Six policemen. who we're present
when the accident occurred, testified to
the carelessness OF the roundsman. The
Court decided that no negligence had
been shown, and therefore discharged
O'DOnnell.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ELECTION
Mrs. stanford Has Three Represen-
tntives Among the Directors.
my Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-The an
nual stockholders meeting OF the South
ern Pacific Railway Company was held
yesterday, and the following directors
were elected: c. p. Huntington. {. +
Crocker. 7. II. Hubbard, Russell J, Will
son. S. 7. Gage. N, T. Smith, w. IL.
Crocker, II. L. Huntington, I; T. sun
New names In this list are Russell j:
Wilson and W, II. Croker. the latter or
whom replaces his brother, George; Inc
election OF Russell J. Wilson and the re-
election OF Stephen T. Gage and N. T.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
Two Co1ey Desertcrs Sentenced

George Arnold. forty-two years old, OF 70
South Fifth avenue. and Jacob stamtel, htty
years old, of 40 R'vinEton street, who say they
le deserters from Coxey's army. pleaded guilty
D petit larceny before Judge CoWing. In Part l.
tho Court OF General Sessions. to-day. They
ynre sent IN the penitentiAry for three months
zach. on April l they broke open the cigar
stand OF Max Gornne, at Ill Ludlow street, and
stole Sc worth OF tobacco.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
INDUSTRIAL ARMY THREATS.
Frisco Regiment Talks of Obtain
ing Transportation by Force.

OAKLAND, April h.-The regiment OF
the Industrial Army. numbering 800.
which arrived here Tuesday night from
San Frar cisco. was allowed TO sleep in
the Mills Tabernacle last night. Trans
portation to Sacramento was refused
them by the railroads yesterday. and
much talk was INDUCED In to the effect
that If they could not get transportation
peaceably they would get II by force.
Most of the men simply wanted to get
out Of San Francisco. and many never
heard of CoXey.
The evening world., 1894-04-05

Smith. all representatives Of the Stan
ford interests, seems to retute recent
statemen that Mrs. Stanford desires an
early withdrawal of her property interest
in the road.
The annual report for 1899 was submit
ted. and made the following showing OF
totals: Receipts. $tS, 70s, l5S, expenditures,
s47, 9l3. sol; balances. 79i,357; income from
investments. SAIL $40. total net income.
81. los. 7a6. The totals for 1892 were: Re
ccipts. $40, Cos 800; expenditures. $40, 3S9, 2SS:
balances, t30N. SO; income from invest
nents, sell, 932; total net income, S2O.jii.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
NO FOOD FOR INDUSTRIALS.
Rincon Citizens Won't Aid the Los
Angeles Brigade.
(By Associated Press.

RIVERSIDE. Cal, April 5.-The sec
ond Los Angeles brigade of the Indus
trial army. which left Los Angeles on
Monday, has arrived at a point n short
distance below Rincon. The army IL
now camped Just over the line in Orange
County. and It numbers 200 men.
The citizens of Rincon and South Riv-
crside have decided not to supply them
with food, and the Sheriff WIFI notify
it's leaders that they will be allowed to
enter this county On condition that the
men go right through without delay.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
THEIR OvERTURES REJECTED
Dye-works President Refuses I
Listen TO Paterson strikers.

PATTERSON. n. J., April 5.-The
strikers Of Weidman's dye-works held
a big meeting on Bunker I'M this morn
ing and sent IA committee to wait upon
President Weidman to see II some ar
rangement could not be made TO bring
the strike to a close.
Mr.. Weldman refused TO listen to the
Committee. and the. strikers. gathered
about the mill and threatened violence
The presence of the police, however,
prevented them from doing any damage.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
4 Ritter Pm.


WTUO TFNAN NTTTTTNEFD
An officer Of the army stationed in
San Antonio made the acquaintance Of
a young lady at a ball. She immedi-
ately became very familiar and said:
Captain. | want you to stop ]parading
by my window every day. My mother
doesn't like it,"
I'm be glad to accommodate you II
you will tell me whcr" you live. |
haven't the most remote idea where your
house is" was the rather severe reply.
The evening world., 1894-04-05

Up-n tho commentator o. Assistant District
Attorney VI Manus. JllE" CowIug in the Court
OF General Sessions, to-day dismissed an indict'
mcnt agAtns; Hymsu Lesser. t"enty-siN years
old Of SO Eas, Twelfth street Lesser vas con
yirird on OCT. % last Of stealing a sold watch
yR1Irl At so fy5-. tn. apartments, n Kitty A.,
F-ste-. "a West Fifieth street. ard was sent
70 the Elmira R~eformGtory While an inmate
OF tina, INSTITUTION the General Term ot re
supreme Court reversed the coryi'tIon On the
ground thst the evidence was rsuf,ifri,
The evening world., 1894-04-05
GONE TO JOIN COXEY.
COmmonweal Army Recruit Nv be-
ing Pursued by His Wife.

TT FF'"TT ~ TTN"FT
BRAZIL, Ind, April 5.-Edward Blake,
n well-to-do resident OF Brazil. who left
home three weeks ago and was supposed
to have been foully dealt with and
robbed. as he had considerable money
with him. wrote his wife that he had
Joined Coxey's army and would tramp
TO Washington.
Mrs. Blake received the Information
last night and Immediately left for Penn
sylvania to overtake her husband and
induce him to return home.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
No Oncnse Intended.

,From the New York Wrekly)
Mrs. Minks-i don't want to make n
scene, but that man over there is star
ing at me very extensively.
MIR. Minks-IIe Is, ch? I'll speak to
him.
Mrs. Minks IA few moments later)-
Did he apologize
Mr.. Minks- Yes; he said he was look
ing for his mother, and thought at trst
that O were she.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
MORE RECRUITS FOR COXEY
Forty Texans Reach Cincinnati En-
Route to the Army.

CINCINNATI. April 5.-About forty
men arrived in a boX-car of the Big
Four road yesterday, and went into
amp in the western part of the city.
near the river. They are what remains
of a ompan formed at San Antonio.
Tex. for the avowed purpose OF hunt
ing work. As fast as employment is
found the men drop out.
Chief of Police Deitsch placed the men
under police supervision. with a view
to preventing an addition to the unem-
ployed of Cincinnati. The men left to
join Coxey's army.
The evening world., 1894-04-05

The BhnkerS' Land and Investment Company
held a stockholders meeting this afternoon To hear
the report Of the committee appointed to consider
tho question of reducing III" capital stock N the
COMPANY. The report showed that the capital
stoc khad Deprecated 3l72, 400. The Company s
Seci ctary agreed to contribute $50, 600 towards
making good the recent losses OF the COMPANY.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
Two Cinnamon Rallied.

Loui Ming and TOui Ru. Cinnamon. arrested ~
Special Agent Scharr for entering the United
States on cancelled passports in violation OF the
Chinese Exclusion act. were admitted to bail to-
iay by United States Commissioner Shields
william A. Brown, OF l24 Pearl street, gave .
bond uf $500 In each case for their appearance for
examination before the Commissioner on April -
The evening world., 1894-04-05
WILL CAMP AT HOMESTEAD
Coxcy's Commonwenl Army Get
Under Way Again.

PITTSBURG, April ~5.-Coxey's Com
monweal Army broke camp at EXNosi-
ton Park. Allegheny. at 1890 o'clock,
and again took up the tramp to Wash
ington. About 300 men were in line,
many recruits having been received dur
ing the two days stay in Pittshurg. =
The army will camp at Homestead to-
night, and will then march to McKees-
port.
The evening world., 1894-04-05

NEWARK. y J., April 1.-Two more men
was arrested this morning for being implicated
in last Fairs election frauds, Alexander stone
and Frank Corhltt we're taken before the Court
Win advising William bowers. a non resident In
the First District OF the Third Ward 10 vote
there. Corblt, was allowed TO give $500 bail:
stone was CHARGED with acting disorderly. and
he Rays $500 bail ..-,
The evening world., 1894-04-05
whiskey Trust Mus, Plead Again

CHICAGO. April 5.-ildsc Gibbons to-day srS
tiined the dcmurrcrs hlcd by Attorney Gcnc-sl
Maloncy In the pleas ~ The Whisky Trust ~
the quo warrauto proceedings. The pleas set ~
generally that thcrc MAS NJ unlawful combination.
as charged In the Information. To this the At
torncy- General dcmurrci Raising the isHtc that
tho pleas we're insufficient. and the defendant al.
las~l trust should he compelled to- answer more
Ft1IN
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CommonweaI Company In lutte.


Ivy NEFVTdTtW TTFh
BUTTE, Mon, April IA branch OF
Coxey's Commonweal Army was organ
lied here last night. Three hundred men
signed the roll OF membership. There
are about 1000 unemployed men in the
city, and It is thought that at least one
half OF this number will Join the army
and march to Washington.
The evening world., 1894-04-05

INY Nts0clnftd TTNsE
BOSTON. April b-lt is announced to-day that
Tom Tucker. first hsseman Tor III" Boston League
Club for the past four years, has finally signed
n Doston contract, and will he a member NJ the
ninn this season It is understood that the con-
tract H. the same as last year.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
ICE DEALER HANGS HIMSELF.
He Was ~DespOndent Because He
Could Not Pay u Mortgage.

NEWARK. y. j., April Sat 1.30 this
morning Mrs. Whittemore, while search
ing for her husband, who a been miss
ing for several hours, went into the
barn at the rear of her home, 2l0 Mount
Pleasant avenue. and found his body
hanging from "A beam.
Whittemore. who was an ice-dealer,
had been respondent on account OF be-
ing unable to pay n mortgage on his
house which was due.
The evening world., 1894-04-05

The directors NJ the New York nnd $cw tnE.
land allvS met to-day at noon In Receiver
Thomas G Pla't's urlrr AT ~ UroadNnN. Only
routine business came before tue meeting, Nh',h
lasted only httcCU minutes.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
Out OF work--KiIled Himself.

NEWARK. y. j.. April 5.-Max Ksussr,
twenty-five years old. Of IS Bird street. COM
mItted suicide by shooting himself In the head
lie was unmarried and vas Respondent on &C.
count Of being out Of work.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
FRUIT MERCHANTS ASSIGN.

Beniamin G. Paddock and Charles Fowler, com
posing the firm ~ Paddock y Fowler, Importers
Of fruit and commission merchants, at 22s Green
witch street. assigned to-day to Henry +. Fowler
without preferences.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
4 Surprise.

IFr0m ITalTo-1
Boreley-See old Snobson's wife In box
X putting on airs!
Snoreley-I'm glad to see that she has
put on something's -
The evening world., 1894-04-05
A Matter OF Opinion.

FrOm Hallo)
Jack-Is II pleasant TO kiss?
May-There's only one thing sweeter.
Jack-Whats that?
May--ro be Kissed! CAnd the clock
struck twelve four tines in succession
without %thinkinS,)
The evening world., 1894-04-05
STEAMERS.
SAILED TODAY
INCOMING
DUE d

INCOMING sTEAAERa
DUE TO-DAY.
Clarihel. Port Limon March ~.
Toledo. Shields March is,
Mare,a. Dundee March Is,
Ta1rmina. Hsmhurg March IA
Mlriel. ST. CroiK March "a.
Elysia. Gibraltar March 81.
schiedam. Amsterdam March 20.
Veendam. Rotterdam March %.
Europe. London March ..
Francs SEQ. Hull March 20.
storm King. Shields March 20.
Fuerst bismarck. Genoa March -
Trave, Bremen March ~.
Waesland, Antwerp March -
Rcd Sea. Barry March 10,
City OF Augusta, Savannah April 4
DUE TOMORROW.
Britannia. Liverpool March %. ,
Venezuela, La uuAyra March u.
OLDHAM. Rotterdam March ~
Croft. Leith March \,
II, y Matthew'S Glib KlA q
Hanlll. Gibraltar
The evening world., 1894-04-05

The following are the closing quota
tons OF mining stocks at the Consuli-
dated Exchange to-day:
The evening world., 1894-04-05
NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
steamer state of california, Glasgow.
steamer Fulia, Genoa.
Steamer Hanea, GiharS.
steamer EuSkaro Ctenfuegos.
steamer Argonaut. MontegO Bay.
steamer King All. Baracoa.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TO-DAY
Peruvian. Glasgow,
calico, ~PrTnamhuco.
N.coorhee. savannah.
Geo. W. clyde, HAytt.
jamestown. Norfolk.
TO SAIL TOMORROW.
Mails close, Vessels s1ii.
Trinidad. Bermuda ........ 500 A NJ 1000 u y
A!sonYuia, JacksonNille.... SWf
Russia, Hamburg, .,..'..... b,WrA
The evening world., 1894-04-05
PARKHURST
TEST|F|ES.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-21

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.-The fear that the
young lady school teachers who instruct
tne heathen in the Chinese Sunday school
will be injured by the vile influences of
the celestials has caused serious trouble in
the aristocratic First Presbyterian church
of this city. Some Of the gentlemen Of the
congregation have formed an "AuH-Chi-
nese Sunday School society" of which Dr.
}. w. Carr is president. They claim that
the lady teachers, who almost without eN-
ception are young, are in great danger
from the close personal contact with the
Mongolians. Cases of marriage of pupil
and teacher are cited, and determined
effort to rescue the young ladies from pos
sible peril will be made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-21

A Very Close Vote in Laucastcr's Mayor
HlEN contest,

A Very Close Vote in Laucasters Mayor
MsN Contest.
CHESTER, Feb 2l.-Ihis city is Bepubli-
can by 400
SusQuFnhNNN. Pa. Feb 9l--B. i. Pride
Wep.l was elected mayor of this city 10y %
majority over Joseph f. Lanuon lDem).
ALTOONA, Feb 2l.-rhis city voted for
two school directors, five select council
men and twelve common Councilmen.
The Republicans got everything but one
select councilman.
SHAMoKIN. Feb. 2l.-This borough has
gone Republican by 500 majority. The Of
ficials elected are. Chief burgess, w. H.
r. Smink; high constable, $ b. Campbell;
tax collector William c. Roth; auditor,
James Nj. Snyder; poor director, Henry
Tiuley.
GETTYSBURG, Feb. q. - Gettysburg
gives Grow SS majority and elects While
(Rep) burgess by 81 majority. Republican
councilmen are elected in all three wards,
making the council $ to Republican The
Democrats elected two school directors
and the Republicans one
HAZLETON, Feb. 2l.-The vote on the
state ticket gives Grow 153 in this city;
Hancock, 654. This is n Republican gain
of 100. The Republicans gain three coun-
cllmen. This Will give them majority
in select council West Ilazletou borough
elects Korn chief burgess. Halle town
ship gives the usual Democratic majority.
LANCASTER, Feb. 21.--The bitterf tight for
| mayor in this city resulted in the probable
| election of Edwin 5. Smeltz lRep.) over
Robert Clark Dem), the present incum-
bent, by majority less than fifty 1t
may require the official count to determine
the result. Councils are Republican by a
| large majority, and Grow carries the city
! by about 500 majority.
! PITTsBURG Feb. 2l.--The municipal
election yesterday was one of the most eN
citing ever held in Pittsburg and Allie
| gheny, and the result was a substantial
victory for the Republicans. In severa
wards the contests were very close, anC
revolvers, jacknives, "handy billies" anC
brawny fists We're potent factors in deter
mining the results. The returns indicat,
a majority for Grow of 10000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-21
REvENGeFUL ITALIANS
They Threaten Death In Return for Dis
orimination Against Their Race.

oflhlnation Against Ihetr Race
NEW CASTLE, Pa, Feb q - Several
weeks ago nearly all the New Castle man
ufacturers and all the railroads centering
here decided that in the future they would
employ no Italian labor but would give
the work to American citizens. Since then
this policy has been strictly carried out,
and not an Italian has worked at the local
furnaces, mills or other manufactures As
n result the Italians are in sore straits for
food, and many of them i'm this valley are
on the verge Of starvation They have
been greatly enraged at the labor bosses.
thinking them to blame for this di.crm-
nation, not understanding that it is the
owners of the plants who nave given the
orders against them
Yesterday well known foreman. who
has heretofore employed and hal charge
OF from thirty to fifty Italians. received "a
strange letter. It was written il italian
in neat hand, and the envelope bore the
postmark of "Lowellville, Ohio" The
letter says the foreman is spotted man,
and there are men who have said they
would take his life by the knife, revolver
or the club If within one week three
Italians were given Jobs his life will be
spared. Ii says further that other foremen
will be treated the same, as the writer is
in great earnest" The threatened fore
man is greatly alarmed, and is now carry.
ing arms to protect himself
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-21
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O--Flour weak; win
ter super, S2r2lU; do. extras, S2.2j02.50; No.
winter family, S2iOu2.Gj; Pennsy lyauia roller
straight, S2HU3lo; western winter, clear,
S2.7jll3 Wheat dull, steady, with 60iac bid
and SIC asked for February Corn @" firm,
with 42lac. bid and l3c. asked for tchru ry.
Oats quiet hrmer, with 3jl ac, bid and 8, &C.
asked for February. Beef steady; family, Sl2
Wl3; extra mess, $3.50. Pork dull, but ,eady.
Lard firm; western steam, IS; refined stead j..
Butte ....DN. western dairy, l3Wl1o.; do.
creamery, ]. 2,ci do, factory, l28l6c.j Ell
gins, &c. New York dairy, lGH2ic.; do. cream
cry, II lc.; Pennsylvania creamery prints,
strictly f0ucy. 2Sc; do. choice, 26127c.; do.
fair t1- lu. 81 l3&lc.; prir'7 iuu1iug at 29032c.
Cheese -'p.a sew AOrn I-rge, 84uAc.; do.
small, lol l2lc.i part skins, 3@lOc.i full
skins t.ir Eggs weak; ice house, S250T3
per case; western fresh, l71Eo. per dozen;
southern zlGl1Ec.