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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
sufr EnR hLANDnR.
The Flve-Doliar Gold-Piece Affair Com
to the Front Aguin.

The Flve-DoIIar Gold-Plece Affair Comes
to the Front AIuin.
A suit for slander has been brought
by Gottleib Schneider against Albert
A. Angerstein. Notice was served on
the defendant Tuesday and he gave
bail in the sum Of $1,000 for his ap-
pearance, his bondsman being Charles
l.. Blocher. Schneider is represented
by William Il. Kurtz.
The suit arose from circumstances
that occurred in December, when An
gerstein advertised that he would put
a five-dolar gold piece in loaf of
bread, and the ono who got the loaf
with tho tiva-dollar gold piece in it was
also to receive five loaves of bread
daily for week. The five-dollar gold
piece did not turn up, however, and
Angerstein, it is alleged, accused
Schneider, who was his baker, of
stealing it.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
THE pu pONT CASE.

Acting Governor Watson Makes Affidavit
Concerning His Action as speaker Of the
senate on May 9th.
Acting Governor Watson on Tuesday
made his affidavit in the du Pont
election case, and was sent to tho
Senate committee on privileges and
elections The acting Governor follows
the line of other afiidaylts in regard to
the proceedings in the Senate chamber
on May 9th. His affidavit is TO the
effect that he was in the Senate on that
day, and took the seat Of Speaker,
which was vacated by William n.
Records, as Speaker pro tempore ;
that he voted on at least ono bill, an
nounced motions and was recognized by
the Senate as its presiding officer.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
rTO rLAcNs oRAoKEn.
The Police do Good work in Running Down
Alleged burglars.


Alleged burglars.
The residence Of l.. Gruwell, at No.
918 Lowering avenue, and the grocery
store OF Il. Anderson g. Son, at Della
ware avenue and jackson street, were
cracked by burglars Monday. Several
small articles were taken from Mr..
Gruwell's house, but it is thought
nothing was stolen from the grocery
store.
The Gruwell residence was entered
early in the evening, and the burglars
escaped before any clue was found.
After pifering the lowering avenue
residence the miscreants attended a
performances at the Biiou Theatre. AT
the conclusion of the performance they
went to the store of Il. Anderson IL
Son and effected an entrance by prying
open the door. They had scarcely en-
tered when Officer McA teer noticed
something peculiar about the place,
and on investigation he heard three
men inside. When they found that
they had been discovered they ran
out the door, and were SO quick that
tho officer was unable to catch any of
them. He gave chase. however, and
succeeded in coming up with one of
them in Brandywine Park. He gave
his name as Charles Ashbridge, and at
the police station articles were found
on him which are supposed TO have
been taken from the Gruwell residence.
Several officers were detailed on the
case on Tuesday and about 10 o'clock
Officer Quinn captured Rudolph Walls,
who is supposed to have been impli-
Gated in the affair.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
GORG n ar LgNApE.
Huge Cakes OF Ice Piied up ms High Al
HousetOps ON the Brandywine.

h"se NhNeH u ice ilieu up ~ H'Eh ~ the
Housetops on the Brandywine.
The freshet has broken up the leo
on the Brsndywine, and there is already
big gorge at Lenape. Huge cakes of
ice are piled up as high as the house
tops, while the maddened waters are
roaring and splashing weirdly in their
rapid flight to the sea. Further up
tho creek the ice is also gorged in huge
piles, but thus far but little damage
has been done. A portion of tho upper
dam breast at Lenape has been carried
away by the ice, and u huge cake
struck and nearly demolished the bath
ing house on tho bank. The ice is
several inches in thickness. and as clear
as crystal, making quite an imposing
scene piled up as 1t is in immense
maEses
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
a Remnrkable Rescue.
Assooiatea Pres DISPATCH by Special W

AssoIIaItd FFtss UI5UHIlH Dy sTeVEaI WIfes'
Chicago ILL.,, Jan. 30. Victor Don.
aid, a janitor in the Security Building
had remarkable escape from death to-
day. He acciden ally plunged head
formost down the elevator shaft from
the ninth floor but in striking against
the side of the shaft caught the wre
screen at the sixth story and with
mails and flesh stripped from his fingers
clung 10 his hold until fellow Ell ployes
rescued him.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Marrlages.

MERRICK K-KENNEY--At the Brandywine NJ. Il.
parsonage, on December 2sd, 695. by the Rev.
Asbury Burke. Isaac Merrick and Jennie KEN
nsy, both ri this city.
Y-BRADY-At Union NJ. f. parsonage,
on January asth, 1895, by the liev. John ID. G.
Hanna, Lcwis Z. Moody and Sallie Brady, both
oil this city.
WlLSoN-COURSEY-A Union NJ. Il. Church
on January a2d 1896 by the Rev, John ID. q.
Hanna, Nathan NJ. Wilson and Mamie u.
Courscy, both OF this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Testimony in hn ohio Case.

Testimony was taken Tuesday by
Howell S. England as commissioner
in the case of A. W. Wright IL Co. vs.
Krippendorf, pittman 81 CO., Of Gin
cinnati. The case itself is in the court
of common pleas of Hamilton county,
Ohio, and is suit for debt. In tho
hearing before Mr. England the plain
tiff was represented by Philip @.
Churchman and the defendant by ].
II. Cabell of Cincinnati. a son Of the
Rev. Philip Is. Cabell of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Judgment for Wages.

Justice of the Peace Kelley Monday
heard the civil suit of James Dugan
vs.. the Malleable Iron Co., in which
Josiah Marvil represented tho plaintiff,
and John P. Nields tho defendant. The
suit was over a claim for SlS. 80, alleged
to be duo Dugan for wages. The
plaintiff declared that he had been
hired by the day, but the defendant
held that he worked piece work. After
hearing the evidence Magistrate Kelley
gave judgment for the full amount. Mr..
Nields thereupon gave notice of an ap-
neal
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
rRUsrEEs or TINE room.
Contracts Awarded Tor Furnishing supplies
for the NeXt Quarter

for the Next Quarter
The quarterly meeting Of the Board
of Poor Trustees was held at the aims
house, at Farnhurst, yesterday morning,
with all the members present. The
payroll, amounting to S4l1.l7, was
approved and ordered paid.
Superintendent Mccoy reported that
the population OF the institution nun
bered $40 There have been two deaths
since the last report. Hugh McGovern
of New Castle hundred died on Decem-
ber 3lst, aged 6S years, and George
Wright of st. Georges hundred died
Tuesday aged 5S.
The contracts for supplies for the
next three months were awarded as
follows: For ehoes. Daniel McCusker
tobacco, j. II. Hawkins; dry goods,
William B. Sharp & Co. bread, John
Il. Taylor; beef, Wells Brothers; NUT.
ton, Fred Kienle; groceries, George
Gray. At | o'clock the board ad-
iourned for dinner.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Tho MarsI, Eond Contract.

The Levy Court yesterday prepared
data for it's attorney, John II. Rodney,
to draft into the necessary papers to be
signed by Patrick Neary us contractor
for the new roadway in st. Augustine
marsh. The contract is for Sl3, COO,
and Mr.. Neary may be required to give
a bond of $50, 600 for the faithful per-
formance of the work. The contract
will be signed next Tuesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
An Officer Commended.

Chief of Police Dolan has received a
note from citizen, in which the latter
states that he desires to compliment
Officer Mcdaniel for the manner in
which he guarded live electric wire
which was down in the street on Shall.
cross avenue near Scott street on Janu-
ary oath. The writer states that IL the
officer had not used vigorous measures
several people would have been killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
ESD or Il STRIKE.
A Victory Won by Employees of New Yorh
Tailors.

Associated Press Disolt;n Nv Soeclnl Wires
New York, Jan. 20 With the excep-
tion of half dozen contractors. who
still refuse to comply with the terms of
the new agreement making it com
puaory on them to discharge their non
union employees, the tailors' lockout is
practically over.
Arrangements are being made for the
return 10 work of 800 tailors in 10
shops tomorrow, and by Sunday the
remaining 400 will have resumed work
under the terms stipulated in the
agreement entered into between the
Brotherhood of Tailors and the contrac-
tors in August last.
This is the third time within one
year that the taiors have wrung vic
tories from the BOSSES
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
oolilsinn sur ARGUED.

The cross suits OF Miles Blake,
master of the schooner Alice ID. Phil
lips ard bailee of her cargo, against
the steamship Sirius, and Charles
Parkes Ford, master of the steamship
Sirius, against the schooner Alice B.
Phillips, arising from a collision be-
tween the vessels in September, 1894,
near Fenwick's Island Lightship, of
the capes of the Delaware, wero argued
before Judge Butler in Philadelphis
on Friday, Decision was reserved.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Ambassador munyon's successor.

AssocIaIed FroH5 JIsphIch by NNeclhI Wlfps'
Washington, Jan. %. Edwin F.
Uhl, the assistant Secretary Of State,
has been mentioned prominently in
the gossip respecting the ambassador
ship at Berlin. His intimate knowledge
Of all matters under diplomatic con-
Rideration with Germany would make
his appointment eminently desirable.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Exhibltlon Of soholars' nandiwork.

A crelitable exhibition of the work
OF sewing scholars was given in No. |
School Tuesday afternoon, Many of
the pupils parents and friends were
present and commended tho sewing
teacher, Miss Joanna du T. McLaugh-
lin, as we'll as the scholars. Some Of
the girls had made dresses, which they
exhibited, while others had devoted
their time to fancy work, The intri
cate work Of some Of the younger pupils
was remarkable,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Tic Omaha 4 st. Louis railroad

The Omaha & st. Louis railroad was
sold at foreclosure in Omaha Monday
TO Cornelieu b. Gold of New York,
representing the bondholders, for ST.,
$50, 600.
Blaine Lynch, is years old, commit
ted suicide in Danville, ILL.,, by jump.
ing down coal shaft, 200 feet deep.
He had been caught rohbing his
fathers store. At the top oT the shaft
was found note. which said; "You
will fiud my body at the bottom of the
shaft, and will meet you skating in
hell.
Tho steamer j. W. Hawkins, with
n hundred or more men aboard, and,
according to the latest reports, arms
worth 5000 600, sank off the east coast
of Long Island. The men put to sea
in lifeboats, and all but 10, who
were drowned, were picked up by
schooners. The Hawkins was, it is
alleged, a Cuban tilibuster, and the
disaster is said to be severe blow
to tbe insurgents, who were relying
upon the supplies on the unfortunate
steamer.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Excitelnent in yycst ylrgI-l IN.

Asso'laIel Fress- Dlspaich by specl1T VICE
Blucield, W. Va, Jan. ~ Many
OF the bcst-known negroes Of the min
ing region held quiet conference at
Elkhurn last night to take steps with
reference to yesterdays lyuehing. A
committee, 1t is said. bus been ap-
pointed to investigate the lynching,
Excitement runs high and it is not
known what turn affairs may take,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
rnnr ninn nfrrnhnlh rnvnr.

Aaron Mininger, aged 50 years, died
Tuesday of typhoid pneumonia, which
disease caused the death of Anna Bell,
his niece, aged Al years, on Sunday /;
of Sarah Bell. her mother, aged 61
years, on saturday, and of John Bell,
her son, aged 45 years, on Friday. All
lived in the Same house in German
town, Pa,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
u. S. COURT.
Walton g. whann Case Taken up and
GontIuuah

NaltOu q NnHnh Aubo Adheu UP hHu
Continued.
The case Of sundry creditors OF the
Walton a. Whann Co., against the re-
ceivers, an action asking for distribu-
tiou of assets in the hands of the re-
ceivers, was taken up in tho United
States circuit court, before Judge
Wales, Friday morning. The attorneys
for the receivers and creditors filed ex-
ceptions to claims already in. The fol-
lowing lawyers argued for their clients:
l.. G. Vandegrift, P. L. Cooper, Jr.,
w. S. Hilles, Willard Salisbury, Viii.
lam g. Spruance, Benjamin Nields and
Robert Adair.
After considerable argument the
court ordered that the parties appear
in court at 10 O'Clock a. M, on Satur-
day, February LIST, when certain points
arising from the exceptions will be
argued.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
.ILLE 20 I'm ELOPERs.
A Supposed Runaway Couple Committed
TO New Castle jail.

TO New Castle Jail.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
Newark, Jan. %. Two Italians
giving the names of Vingenvo Estasto
Mote and Deputy Constable Elliott on
claims to be the latter's husband and
The woman, it is said, left a young
child at Harris
The couple were brought here and
arraigned before Squire Dean, who
committed them to Jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Question of PAYMENT of Costs.

Judge Wales heard argument Tues
day in the case of Kembal VI. the
Western Union Telegraph Co. as to the
payment of costs in the case in Mary
land court before the case may be
brought here. Ex- Senator Higgins
represented tho plaintiff, and Levi c.
Bird, the defendant. Decision was re-
served
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
INsuReEYrs REpuhsEn.
Suffered Severe Loss <nd Driven Back Fiv
NItIeg-

Miles.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Havana. Jan. 30 Several members
of the Central committee of the Re-
formist party have resigned. 1t is esti-
mated that about 1000 persons belong
ing to Sabanilla fled from that town to
Matanzas.
The insurgents have plundered stores
in the village Cidra and attacked Gura
Macuriies, south OF Sabanilla. The
garrison, however, repulsed the enemy,
whose attack was twice renewed. The
insurgents suffered severe loss, retreated
five miles and then roconcentratod their
forces.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
nnrin mnnnnnuehy to sneak.

General Secretary Lang of the Y. M.
@. A. has secured David McConaughy
agent of the international COMMITTEES,
to speak in this city on March 9th on
the subject OF Association Work in
India. !" The lecture will be illustrated
by stereopticon and will be open TO the
public.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
A Young Man Disappears.

William Denight, young man who
has been residing with his uncle Ben
iamin Gorby Of Marcus Hook, has left
home, leaving no trace. On Wednesday
night. Denight drew his pay at the
Riverivew Hosiery Mills and disap-
peared. No reason is given for his
atrange conduct.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
conflscateh Pronertr.

House Sergeant England is collecting
articles which have been found on
prisoners and contiscated. They will
be sold and the money turned into the
city treasury. The collection ia COM
posed mainly of weapons of various
kinds.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Anelichti.nI cnncnrl.

The Wilmington Chorus, 7. Leslie
Carpenter director, gave a delightful
concert at the Grand Opera House Tues
day evening. Mendelsshon's "Walpurgis
Might was rendered with excellent
effect by the chorus, and the work Of
the soloists was creditable. The work
all through was commendabe and was
highly appreciated by the audience.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Lawyer Fral,n in Camden.

Robert @, F'raim Of this city is one
of the lawyers in the divorce suit of
DIR. George w. Henry against his wife,
which is now being heard before the
vice chancellor, in Camden, n. j. Mr..
Fraim appears on behalf OF the appli-
rant
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Lo,lpe Anniversary.

The 40th anniversary of Columbia
Lodge, l. o. o. f., was appropriately
celebrated at the Auditorium Tuesday
evening. An enjoyable musical and
literary programme was given. and the
attendance WAS large.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Accidental Death.

The jury empaneled Tuesday week
to inquire into the death of Joseph
Freeman, who was killed near Mar
shalton. concluded the inquest Tuesday
evening, when a verdict of accidental
death was rendered.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Relensing the Sd. Pnnl.

Associated Press DlsDat;n nv spe;lal Wires
Philadelphia. Jan. 90 The Interna.
tional Navigation Co. received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Long Branch 10
day: "Steamer st. Paul was moved 90
feet this morning. The stern moved
seaward about four degrees. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Iyill,an rl,llny nnrled.

The remains of William Talley, an
old resident OF Talleyyile. were inferred
at Bethel cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Services were held at his late home,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Measuring the Police.

The members of the police force are
being measured for their uniforms and
helmets to-day by j, 4. Mullin & Son
and Finn Brothers.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
phIlndeinllia Markets.
AsaocIated ~. DIspaL.n pv soeeIal Hlrss

Associated Press DsDttln nv SoeclaI Wlrs+
Philadelphia, Jan. 2a-Wheat, steady; No
Pennsylvania red in export elevator, 75R15Ac.;
No. red spot in export elevator, 'saI3kc.
Corn, steady: No. . for local trade, 3ia3iHc.
Oats steady: No. white, 2ok aa5kc No.
white, 24c.; No. 9 mixed, 23c.
Bran. steady, unchanged.
Butter, Arm, unchanged.
Eggs, dull fresh nearby, i6al6kc.; do. West
ern, Ice.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Grnnrell patant.

Louis Lichtenstein of this city was
Tuesday granted patent for an i'm
proved cur fender which he has IN
vented
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
lIT BY AN ELECTRIC CAR
A Team Struck at Fourth and
Orange Streets.
COLLISION CAUSED A RUNAWAY
A Coach Badly Wrecked But
Nobody Injured.

Reckless Dash OF Runaway Horses Tues
day Aftern0on2-stopped by Coming in
Contact with a Tree-.An Awning Post
BROKEN by the frightened Animals ohm
Lawless' fsemarkabie Pluck
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
A PLEASANT DINNER PARTY
The Annual Banquet of the
Builders Exchange.
LARGE GATHERING ENTERTAINED
A Toothsome Spread and
Pleasing Addresses.

An Expression Of Road to the River sentl-
ment--A Better Future for Wilmington
Predicted by the Rev. Dr. Huiburd-En-
thusiasm Created by rhe Speeches.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30

No. red spot in export elevator, saa73hc.
Corn, steady Ma. . for local trade, 3ia3ixc.
Oats, steady: No. white, 2oNa2okc'i No.
white, 24c.; No. mixed, 23c.
Bran. steady, unchanged.
Butter, hrm, unchanged.
ern i6c.
Baltimore Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
BALTIMORE, Mp., Jan. a9.-Flour, arm, un-
changed.
7aas2k e.. May, Siha1lSc,: Southern wheat by
sample I2ai3c.; do. on grade, bghaIahc.
Corn, orm; spot and month, ~ aS51,ci Fep-
81 Ne: steamer mixed, ssasaisc.i Southern white
ana yellow corn, 32k as3hc. =,
No. mixed do, gaa23hc.
liye, Inactive; No, ., 4la4sc for nearby, 44ai5c.
for Western.
Hay, quiet and arm; choice timothy, Sl6 asked.
Sugar, iirm, unchanged.
Butter, eggs and cheese, steady, unchanged.
Whisky, unchanged.
New York Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Flour, State and Western,
quiet but fairly steady; rye hour, steady; super
fine, saJ5a2.T0; fancy, S2.70a9.91
Wheat No. . red, March. 72kc; May 70Aa
70s c.: June, roc; July, 69kaI0 3-i6c.
Rye, dull; State, 9aa4ic.
Corn, No. ., steady; January, 35 l5-l6c.: Feb
ruary, s6c.: May, 35 l3l6a3Bc.; July, By -i6aSi c
Oats, No. g, quiet but steady; May, s5se;
Western, 25aa8c.
Beef. quiet. Pork, easy.
Lard, weaker: primo Western, s5.9a
Butter, steady; state dairy. 10ai0c.: State
creamery, i4aioc.; western do i4asic; Elstns,2ic.
Cheese, qulot: large1 4 al0lsc.; emall,74al0zc.;
part Skins. 3hR6c.: full skins, 2aSc.
Eggs. steady State and PENNSYLVANIA, l5ka
l7bc.; Western, l6hc.i southern, lbAalsc.
sugar, hrm,
Petroleum, dull.
Coffee, weak; No. Z, l3sc.
1urpentine, dull: 80q a9!c.
Molasses, firm; Now Orleans, 29a37e.
Rice, firm. #..
hosin, quiet.
Tallow, dull.
Hay, steady.
Live Stock Markets.
Philadelphia, Jan. 2i.-The receipts for the
week--Beeves, 2,gl0 sheep, 10,100: hogs, 5,05n
Beef Cattle-Good, aba4Ac.: medium, 4a4kc.;
common, 80 a3kc. Sheep-Extra, 3kagc.: rood,
~ A3hc; medium. sa3c.: common, 1Ha2Ac.:
lambs, Sha5Jvc, Hogs, 6a6kc. for Western and
bL a5Ac iOr State Fat COWS. 2a3Ac. THU cows,
SSal5 Veal calves, 36 a1c. Mich COWS, $25ab0.
New York, jan. s5.- -Beeyes-Receipts, sos
head. Sheep and lambs-Receipts, i,3.2 head;
fair 10 prime sheep sold mt Ss.iHa3 25; choice
heavy Ohio do, part wethers, SaSi \; mesium 70
prime lambs ti50a5. llogs-Receipts, S,i3S
head: s4.25a4,60 for heavy 10 light weights.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Jan. --Receipts,
light: market steady; prices unchanged. Hogs
prime medium weights, Si.35a4.iO light hogs
and pigs, slg5ai.35. heavy hogs, Si15a4.eb:
roughs, S9a3.i5. Sheep-Supply very light; mar
ket very dull and somewhat lower,
Chicago, ILL.,, JAN 25.-Cattle-Recelpts, 1900
hend; common to extra steers, S3.20ais0; stock
ers and feeders, S2.U5aS.S5; COWS aud bulls;
81, b1nSGn: calves, S3aG 25; Texans, s2,5Oa4 10.
Hogs--Receipts, $500 head market firm aud Ia
lOc higher; heavy packing and shipping lots,
81 iOa4.3O: common to choice mixed. s4aad.30:
choice assorted, s4e0B4.25; light, Sia4.sfk; pigs,
Ss.JOata0 sheep keceipts, i.O0o head; market
steady; inferior to choice, s2.s5a365 lambs, sS2o
aAtu
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-03
ERN HOTEL.
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENoE. e.
Arrived.


SUNDAY. August 2
Stmr Mexico. Bennett, 5 hours from Pigeon
Point. Excursion trip from wreck OF stmr Colom-
bia
stmr Point Arena. johnson, 16 hours from
Navarro and way ports; pass and mdse 70 Men
docino Lumber Go.
Stmr Columbia, BolIes. 81 hours from Portland,
via Astoria Il hours: produce. to o r & n Co.
Importations.
MENDOCINo-Per Point Arena-20 green hides
2 bdls pelts SKIS seed.
Navarro-6000 ties.
Point Arena-1 frkin II bxs butter, 8 cs eggs, Q
cs mdse.
PORTLAND AND ASToRIA-Per Columbia-
500 cs salmon, 307 SKIS oysters, bag coin 184 bis
cloth, So sks WOOL 1850 SKIS shorts. 1000 SKIS
wheat, 1910 SKIS bran. 65 bbls 226S gunnies -four,
Al SKIS bark l59 pdls hides, 331 pcs water pipe, l
car pox shocks. $40 cs canned fruits, 132 eggs,
35 SKIS bones 321S pkgs paper, Sc bdls rag paper.
ConsIgnees.
Per Point Arena-Rohffs IL Gerdan; Mendocino
Lumber Co; Wheaton Breou & Co; Z Bowen q
Co; Dairymen's Union. Ross Hewlett; Wilson &
Baeehtel. Smith e Co. w B Sumner & Co.
Per CoIum bia- Balfour, Guthrie & Co: H Sat-
tier & Co: Spring Valley Water Co; Bissinger l. Co;
Oregon Packing Co: Chas Jacobson; w X Lazar-
lerc; NJ P Detes: y Ohlandt & Co; Jas A Lacy; s
Koshland: It Coryyin: Taylor & Co; II B
Mastin & Co: Allen 81 Lewis: Willamette Pulp &
Paper Co: Hillens & Co: Moore, Ferguson & Co
Otis. McAllister & Co; Geo Morrow & Co; tandard
Biscuit Coz N A Wagner; Morgan Oyster Co; NJ
] Kinney: Wells. Fargo & Co; Foyarty & Parker:
Darbee & Immel: NJ Moraghan: Chas Carlson.