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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

Opening. range and close to-day and closing DIGS the

Market closed steady points advance compared
with yesterdays closing prices Iransierriole notices
$50 Total sales, l75 700 bales New-lork gross re
caints $50 bales ENports: Continent Liz bales Tor
wsrded so bales; sales las bales: spinners ~ bales
s,ock 102 2ls bales Total receipts today 4Sl
bales; thus far this week. 24s3 bales Exports to-dsy.
Great Britain bales Continent, LIZ bales mus lar
this week: Great Britain. zoos bales Cnn'nent; 800
halcs. stock pa bales spot cotton quiet unchahs
Wddling uplands 3~lGc. middling gulf lol6c; Sales
I45 bales including Al bales spinning and lV caeS COL
tract. . g.. o,,o, ,a,r husness doing.
Gales 900 bales: speculation anc export. JU bales
Am.ric n 8 bales. receipts. 1900 bales Mdding up
ianss ~ 32i Futures opened barely steady at = 10
esid decline: closed steady. January February 3Zss
JJarnaTx March 32slab Msrch-April 32O7bi Apr-May,
822s: July 346b July August 54is; August, p,eipeI
3S-9s SepterIiber-October. $685. October-N oVefp~r
30 NoyemDer-December. 32sl9s December anuaIy
Neutrality-suspicious. and cloths very niue dong
"4EE-I;EThe continual absence OF Havre advices on
,r, ~ the holding that market left local operators
sndinarent Trading slow and featureess Chief
- december Rio market steady at ii, 100 rels eN-
Change quoted sis; receipts Two days 80" Hass
iarsd for the United States 1900 bags; STOCK lfouV
80 santos receipts days lIvO bags; stock To-
80 hsqs market 600 refs. an advance OF ~
80 Cleared from Rio steamship Maskelyne WIN 2Wo
Hamburg QUIET July. 5S pigs August o'.o sep
~ 10. October $3.50. Stock in the United states
,hnr man Brazilian leo 400 bags including 1888 bags
a this port. ,. =. ram ,o,,ts d.cl,ne Sales
folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk. July "A, INN
CcTTON-The market closed with the tone steady and
a net advance Of points. Total sales 10 100
bales The news Liverpool received early 81 the
day was considered quite favorable. contracts there
failed to decline low basis made In market
yesterday This had somewhat beneficial effect on our
market at opening, with the result Of advancing
prices 8 or points the advance not held. and
August fell OF quite rapidly. until shortly after the
opening there loss that month q about 10
points other months falling of to points: The
South offered cotton quite freely Against these oefss
there quite demand from local shorts who evil
IDENTIFY possibility oversold market and
Europe also bought II is thought by that
favorable crop conditions have been discounted There
was sharp rally the lowest prices of the morning
before o'clock August, which had sold DOWN 70
against O. 10 at the close yesterday. rallied 70 oSo
IL commented that the advance has not brought any
demand spnners who not making engagements
for the crop, owing presumably 10 the unsettled con
dition throughout the country friVate an
South take rather better view OF the
situation. ,, 40. 49,
Opening range and close to-day and closing DDS 'hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. July 14-FIour inactive: sales. 20 oos.
Wheat No red spot, July and August Wgo,nc'
September vO4uV1c steamer no red o. vo.Nc' o"u-
sample. v,uVi1c 10 on grade. 0ogV.c SUM, 49,.
uJ2nc; Juy, a2u uoz,zc August. 3<Go<tgc Sevl-thoe
u3Z1c; mixed. SIg5i<c; Sutnein oo'xu'sc
stocK. ovi.Uvv Dusn. OATS steady NO white wse,e.h
zxav2z&c; mixed 20. .VuIUzc, stock. 4u,UO busn
inactive; NO nearby. 3+c asked. 10 Wesern &C.
Stock, nim Gram relshts STEADY 10Y
quiet; midoiings. ~. Esgs hrm, ll1c Cois" oui'
No Z. l3c. Otner arlicies unchanged
Boston, July 14-Flour quiet spring patents. ~ 6oV
- 10. clear and straIgtts. >lgS3 w. winter Gear anu
ghts IS oVu%3 winter patents - toG$S No. Corn
meal. .Vu.2c a bag. 81 t0gsi ~ DBL corn hrner'
Clipped z4saaZbc; 10. white. IsAc; white. 24e
Winter b,an. sis o. mlddlinss so Sasi4 oottcnseed
SO So lean ends. Sl1 Barrel Deef. u ovU$v o. Hams
100 l2c Lard quiet. DC. Bacon I1suV'ac Veal quiet
fores, 314sac Butter quiet. Northern creamery oIsv
lie; 15vi6c. imitation. llulzc; Vermont dairy
mutton and yearngs 61sY74c. Cheese quiet NortnsIn
0sa7Iac; Western. 0g@5ac Eggs quiet nearoy lwgi &c;
Eastern. lac; Western and achEan, L,sul2c. Beans
turkeys xOq$2 Western iced fowls. lOhgllc; Northern
fresh killed fowls. l2gl4c; do chickens o41c western
iOc Potatoes quiet, steady, siGSl 20 Blueesrries ~
lie Blackb-rries, egsc watermelons i2gisc s Cab
bages native. 4g5c. Hay dull quiet l@q1oc; lower
grades I3alsc. straw dull 2oc. Leather quiet steady;
5emlok sole non-acd. nrsts. 1sg3Dc seconds i79lsc
Union sole. Arsts. 25u26c; seconds. 23g24c
Buffalo. July 4.--Sprng wheat closed &c higher l.
dull unchanged, Winter wheat closed strong soo ue
changed. Oats closed strong at 2lc for No. white on
track and in store; No. white. 9lsc No mixed S,sc
track. Rye nm No BIC In store rpur
Chicago July l4-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
ceqal Nctlees.
SUPREME COURT.-Isaac Bloom, manager.

C,IrPRENE COURT.-Isaac Bloom manager.
- as trustee Of Express Trust. plaintiff sgains,
Maria Alden Dawson defendant. summons. trial nesrsn
in The county OF New-YoTk To the above named deisna
ant: You hereby summoned TO answer .ne nsu.r
lain, in this action and copy OF your shs"ef
IN ths plaintiffs attorney within twenty days atter te
,,ca ~ mi. summons OF the day or service
and in case Of failure appear. or answer, yuIs
nent Will taken against you ny defauit 'o ' '~e'
demanded the complaint.
Dated. June eth. 1896 ... ,,,...,~. ,t,o,,ev.
postofice address and ONCE. No - broaa-s ST. new
York city. M. ,or.so,rg .u,nmon. 4,
served upon you by publication pursuant I" an Srue OF
H.. Honorable George L. Andrews. Justice OF he
limit dated the 10Th day OF June 1870 ana ntsd WIN
',en,ir m the Office OF the Clerk OF the CITY ana
the ~ Nav York AT the Court House. said city
county u ' EATON LEWIS & HoDGKlNs
..,o.,.v. for Plaintiff Broad-st.. New-fo cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

co,..s.o, ru,v 14-Co.ton 1ue.; middling sac: low
rtdng i.c good ordinary 5c: net and gross receipts
81 sales. 35s bales srnners 10 bales s'ocH ioo''
bales . ,,,, - ,.-
,inr 6s.c. good ordinary 15-6c net and gross re-
ceipts 25 bales exports ccastwise rs bales sales %
bales; stock 4. 100 bales. ~ 90,
SAVANNA july l4.-Cotton dull middl.ns. l1-16c; low
mddng S5c receipts. Al bales; sales lS3
New,-Orleans July l4.Coton quiet: good mddinss 7c
net ard gross receipts l346 bales: sales lou bai's
.tocl, 55 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

III 3D.. cttv Court Of York appointing the under
,.d Receiver OF all property both real and personal
Iah r. Griffin duly made and filed in the ONCE or
,h tTsr OF the CITY and County Of New-iork. and pur
ant 10 the further order q the said City Court entered
m m. once of the Clerk OF said court on July 10TH 1895
The undersigned said Receiver will. on the "a day or
AueIs 1896 at IL O'clock noon. at the New-Iork Real
Isst saesroom III Broadway In the city OF New York.
by Strong Ireland, Auconeers expose for sale and sell
which the sad Hugh F. Griffin had has In certain
ndenture and the said lease dated on or about
Samuel r Doughty, Robert S. Gould and Samuel v
Ulae as Executors Of the Estate OF Samuel s. Doughty
deceased 10 Joseph Crocheron OF the premises known
as No "a West 2sih st. In the CITY OF New-iork. for
the term of years from May LIST 1894 at an annual
rental Of $4,000 and recorded March LIST. 1904 In the
office OF Register NewYork County. In liber %
Rock Series Conveyancer section g. Page 440 and that
said will made subject to all the clauses cove
nants conditions provisions the said !ndenture Of
lease contained for tho remainder OF the term OF
therein mentioned.
Dated New-York. July 10Th. 1890.
WILLIAM y. NALONEY,
Attorney for Receiver.
Is Wal st., Nsw-YorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

pyERrIsEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor In ssosdway
"A received at the Uptown once, No. -" m'' sdvs'
I'd door north OF 3ist-st until c1ees rc,s at Se
lar once rates until clock p M VIZ 20 roumbussvl
cor 2sd st 1872 Gthave.. cor i2,hs, "a, 9th ave; -
Ts. i'm, o.; IVES, 42d St, between .sn 18th ~
sy. iss Es., .7th-st; isss Sd-sye'' Sos istavs =
so,hs ESQ sdsye near 4ists,.; est 80 s-s,: La
Reecker-st; zoos sd-ave; 2io Fast - sos We
sd-sve cas2 sd-ave 81 Ams,er .s,n A.: $50 sthsrsS
ssi ath-ave; ii62 sd-ave.. near o.tn"iso sths1
eeh-st; 1920 broadway: hse' ~ Hsr,.m Onlcss -
M-ave, near iisth-st; ios East i2o,ns1
- west i2sth-sI bst 7th and stA sSsA
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a this port -. Ram ro,,ta d.cline Sales

,r.o .as slow market for Brazil COFFEE spot with
spot quoted a, 2'sc ana No a, i aS sbned
sa a Sec vas quiet but steady. We sales OF coo
bags Maracsib and 800 bags savanla on private terms
,erjai change but the main steady We quote
cases 81 is; jobbng 81 l3qs2 90 powdered - .TasS
81 a, according 10 brand. Qunlne steady al 2iac &C
cordlng 10 brand Lots recently pressing on the market
anse: peppermint In some demand for export prices gen
crary Unchanged. We quote; Anse 81 lOa& 20; beTga-
mot prime 81 9oqsc 60 good 81 ~ cassia 81 5o.sl -
81 q good fair lemonerass native 70@7 nc. 81
si IL: mustard. natural s7MSs 90 artificial 81 15uS4 40.
rsns 81 6,s 70 cases 50 o5as2 TO- pennyroya 9ocns
sassafras natural. -Og42c; aIuncia s'gs'c. speaih
80 ~ D artq9cal' 0955c; wormse,,, Ramore
81 qs,TSl: NORWOOD pure So 2'u 81 ROoTS-Firm.
selling only In small way; senesa quiet WIN some
asa Northern s3as3 So Ncfthwstrn 81 75as3 %; gin
golden zeal 2o922c; helleiore white powdered Gsa1.c;
ehole 4i.G4sc .icorice ordinary 2sg4c selected bbs
9GI2c saisaparia. Iiondnfas ~ Mexican o'.a
oO Gle: snake. Canada l3ul5c Texas i9z92c. Virginia
III orr AND MEAI>-The market for -four continues
v.rv ollei although fte seder feeling prevailed late
I'm fbs .,ay with the In wheat. The demand seems
=, I've quite easily satisfied for all grades ~ -four. Total
es We're 40 pigs including 300 bbls winter patents.
ca cas3 20. 250 bhls siraghls. 81 25uS 50. l5O bbs
c,,y patents s4u$4 %; 900 bos city clears $3.50; 100
ca 20 ia hs sraigts SO 2jdS3 81 300 bbls clears.
81 s0lls2 50. RYE t1.or quiz ana steady saes
yr,ndy,yne 81 -. sagnmore 81 3D. Esmerada. 5? 10:
Westeyn and southern 81 gOas2 3D.. BAG MEALAc-
tive: sales. 4"0 Bag at Priysj. terms cn9lsd: Fine
sSt.tSI mi Quoted: 40 60 and so NJ 50n55c 100 10.
h7i6Go, rye feed 55g'c sharps $500: homny chop.
yd571c; cotonseed meal vogSl oi'meal Duv%'sc city
req E,pr,Ts,y DRIED FRUITs-There is but e Of in
terest report in the m&f@e tf a'e' 'ru'' o"e'hs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
Uublie Notices.

.>>>oO>o~~~~~~~~~~~~>~ rN,rA
DEPARTMENT. OF TAXES AND Asshss'
COMMISSIONERS Kew S YorE July 9th ~ Il
DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby gi'eh W ~
Commss OF Taxes and Assessn'eh,,s - all eiv
Assessment Rolls OF Real and Psrs ma ts~u and bn
for the year lsuG have been finally c"lp" r,ty a.
been delivered the Boa of Aldermen o % prbn
that such Assessment po,s " Il remain olfn a ides
Inspection In the once OF the Clerk Of sald Ate q -
men for a period OF nftesn days from the INV
nsuSe nw.pnp pApxrp Commssouo
THEODORE St1kO. -, ,sssssneno
JAMES |. WELLS. 1hNeS az"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
ON DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE

OFor OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEwST2VEgss
NEWS PETERSsURG. PORTSMOUTH,. PS W.sNs
H1rNT RICHMOND. VIRGINIA BEACH and MAZE.
iS5ToN D. C.. daily; except Sundsy Kchm,1a s ss
"" Tassengers and Fre.ght Sal.ings from PET q
y r. 3 p NJ. sat. p. ". Through tickets ana ''ssA
60 Y L. GUIILAUDEU. VIce-Pres. and Traihc Ns''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

M A STA VOYAGE ALONG THE ATI.ANT1c CoAsf
AND TIIROUGH THE GULF OF MEXISS 10 TO sAh'0-
TcI TEXAS rs AN IDEAL. VACATION Tx a.,
0SE-WAY EXCURSION OF TOURISTS TiCkEIev
all points in Texas Colorado Gtal AIone Cais9 ,tc
Write for our ca PAGE POCKET GUIDE mailed ~
c. H. MALLORY CO.. Cen Agts' fier ." T. H. w. I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

L Formerly COLUMBIAN LINE.
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRAN. lS,o, 4
Connecting at the lsthmus fef an We" s..r,." 49,
Mexico. Central and South America =,
Steamers sail from pier foot Mest .''h 81 -. al nun
AIJIANC.A July -, noon ADVANCE July ~
For rates apply Company office - IS $3.50.
- - - IOIiN MUIR. Traflc MAnak,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON. s. G,
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Points
From Pier 20 Z. r. (foot OF Roosevelt
ALGONQUIN. i.-ay' 10y
fEcoiOIS ....,................ FRIDAY. July n
STEAMERS have hrst-class passenger aeon mocaioeA
VIM p. CLYDE & CO.. General Agents
Bowling Green. New-york
Fla Cent and Penn. Fast T. & T. Line Ia Jacksnvf1
Great So Freight and Line. via charlestok
T. c. EGER, General Agt.. 39l Bway. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
DFD ..D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

IL Tor Ia Guayra Puerto Cabeiio. 1SHracao arg ~
,,ho VIA Curacao from Perreponi Stores. Br.'T!s r.
So VEINEZt Ella. ....... Weinesdsy, July -. a =
Sc TUESDAY, Alr.s. "
FOR MARAcABO VIA ST. IHoNAAs ru,v q
q ~
1bese American steamers. built expressly fof the 49,
s,,nerIor accomn,r passengers
'~'' BOULlON. BLISS pAbi'EIi
General Managers. l3S Fro's ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
n ETHERLANDS LINE.

s $. MAAsDAM s ss,urasy y yuy * i0Ss
Steamers call both ways a; B6ulogne-suT-Mer, frant
First cabin 1885, nd cabin SO steerage AZ W.
lou raAs Apply FOR handbook and terms. General ~
senger Agency. 30 BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
NCHoR LINE u s. MAIL srEAMsHN

"A sail every Saturday at TO n.
FOR GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 81 N r.. Foot IVES, 2ith street
Furnessia ........ July is Ancho~a ........ Aex
Circa.sa ....... July q Eths pa Aug
Saloon, $40 up: 81 cabin. So STORAGE $50 :.
s. s. CITY OF ROME. :...:;... SEPT. and IT
Henderson Brothers, Go neral Agents. Bowling GSeA
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SAVANNAH LINE TF new ra a.s@ Yer fssi'
and Saturdays at 7. NJ. for savannah dlcSs ru,y u
:r,Il,bassee July . cy OF Birmingham yysy
1880 civ ...July IL Tallahassee NV Nv
o. ~ Augusta . July II Kansas tliy "a
~ rnassed cabin accommodations Conn-tins, .ssa
, linz. Tor all points South and Southwes te ,sx
and IRE. ght rates apply AZ Ini, "i'' ~" "~ 49,
al the Pier foot OF Spring ST. ,,.. = e a p h
q; NJ Sorre Manager j. T. becNN'''' " -
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for In a
n received AT the Uptown once. No. Lax nN~s 49,,
"a door north ~ 3lsts,.. until O'CLOCK ~ a, rssv
tisements received at the following branch omSes
lar Office rates Until O'Clock m. VIZ. 30 sr.sy
cor 23d-st l52 sthave.. cor l2hsi IA ava
near West 66th-.t: lO6 West 42dst. near o.n "a 81
East i4thst; 25I West i2d st. between 80 .s,s ~
ayes; $50 East 4Ithst.: lass 3i-aye ees"s nes,
TIth SITS O2s I'd ave 6ist st 90 lseA OH IS
soth-s, $50 sd-ave. Ais-st.; ,'i 81 a.s 81
Rleecker-.t zoos 3d-ave: 24O Fast '''n- 90 wed
ad,ve 6sc 3d-avc. a5 Amsteriai ave ~" n,s "a;
42d-yt ,4s Fast 10Th 2tS East ASH 81 >'' ~. Ed
s6,h-st; iG2o Broadway; 1858 3iave l.. -, s0i
! as cd-ave: 753 9th ave AZ IN Harlem ~ a. svAi
~ 40 noa~ li"th-s'.: ~ F~Sf ''''H-s'., nes' -
a3 West io5th St. bet. 7th and SIN ayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

HrArNE STEAMSHIP LINE.

AvA direct TO Cottage City Mass and Portlsno, MA
Delightful sea-coast route 10 az p.ess a,e. Ste.ms
sail from Pier No. S. East River. every Iuesday AH'
day and Saturday al =. NJ ,,o,. r,o VAIL An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15


Keceints Of breadstus interior points In thousands
last three cphers 1000 omitted Flour bbls grain bush
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WHITE STAR LINE

CUNARD LINE.
Ns TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN:
Carnpan!a July 49, 20 a. Etruris Aug. La
Umbria July q. .. Campana- Aug. 10. =
I.ucania Aug !. 10 a. m. Gmbria. Aug y ~
From Pier 90 North River. foot Of Clsrlson-st-
For freight and passage apply at the Compsnys ava
No Bowling Green. wYork
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14
CANON Foa TELLER.

6oms people have questioned Benton
Canon, the democratic, silver-republican
nominee for state senator in this dis
trict, - to whether he would, in the
event Of his election, vote for Senator
Tsller's reelection. In reply he has
written the following letter. which is
unequivocal in its declaration for Mr..
Teller.
GRAND JUNCTION, CoLo., Oct. q, '96.
NE. A. +. PETTENGILL,
Pitkin, Colo.
Ny Dear SIR
have in hand your letter Of the 10th
inst. advising me that a report is in cir
culation in your section that ! am
against the reelection OF the Hon.
Henry NJ. Teller to the United States
senate.
desire to say to you, and to the vot-
ers throughout our entire senatorial dis
trict, that yield to no man in loyalty
70 tho support Of Henry N. Teller for
United States senator at tho coming
senatorial election, and II should be
elected on the 3rd day Of November next
to serve out tho unexpired term OF the
Colorado, 1 pledge myself to support
him for the position Of United States
senator for the State OF Colorado under
any and all circumstances, and to tho
end Of the session il necessary. con-
slider Henry NJ. Teller tho peer OF any
statesman in tho West, IL not in the
entire nation, today, and whom l con-
slider what he has done for the cause Of
bimetallism in the great crisis that is now
upon our country, think it would be
calamity for Colorado not to have the
benefit OF his voice in favor OF our cause IN
the halls Of our national congress, and
believe that ~ sure ~ the sun sets on
the 3rd OF November next the great
state Of Colorado Hill do her duty At
the polls and his reelection be assured.
am personally acquainted with
Henry NJ. Teller, and consider him my
friend, and il any further evidence than
the above statement should be required
by any voter in our senatorial district
a. to my intentions, should be elected,
/ refer them to Mr.. Teller himself, who
will, 1 think, bear me out in my pledge
to his support.
Allow me to say further, that have
lived in Colorado for thirty one
years and think know something
Of the needs Of our state in
legislative matters, and while this
nomination comes to mo unsolicited
il elected it shall be my aim and pride to
use what energy may possess in legisla-
tive matters toward securing the enact
meut Of laws that will secure the greatest
good to the greatest number Of people Of
our commonwealth.
Thanking you for the information you
% kindly furnished me, l remain.
Respectfully Youu.
BkrToS CANON.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14
Rleesaoa Noslee.
STATE OF COLORADO. l,s


Pursuant 70 the provisions Of section twenty.
one (2) Of chapter thirty four C3D Of the general
statutes Of the state Of Colorado entitled "Elec-
tions." notice IL bcrsby given that . general
slertion will be held In the several voting pro-
eincts in nd county Of Della, In the state
aloresail, on the TuSsday succeeding the nr-t
Monday in the month Of N0ve1ber, A. d. 1895,
to-wit: On u third q, day Of November, A.
d. 1875.
That os saM Day he following oAcsn are 70
- elected. to-wit:
-Four Presidential Electors.
One Representative In the Lv. CO1gress Of the
United Sfxfos, for the ID C0nGressionsi district.
One Governor of the State Of Colorado.
One Lieutenant Governor Of the Sests Il Colo
nodo.
One Secretary Of 6ests.
One 4taes Treesuref.
0ne Auditor Of STATE.
One Attorney 0enernl.
Opo 6upeYfntondens Of Public 1nglructioa.
Two R6gents Il The Unisensity Of Colombo.
One ssste 0snseor, ~ the sixtcsuth nseato-
hal D!strtcs, 70 MI vacaney ceused by Tie 6eeth
Of ". n. Fuitoa.
one Measbcr q shs Houss Of Representative.
One County Ce0Diaieuer, within and for
Comnis.ioners Dsstsics No. 1.
ore yu-tics Of The Peace. fbs Jug:ics's rseciDct
one y1siies & a. reses. ~ yussicss rrseises
One jnsstcs 4 DE rsare, for Jpsie.'s Precinct
Ne. >. for cus ysas ~ al vacancy.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Delta county exhibited Ill varieties
OF apples, 80 Of pears, 38 Of plums, 80 Of
peaches. 25 Of grapes. G OF crabs. 8 OF
necfsrines. 8 Of ounces and 2 OF april
cots at the horticultural fair in Denver.
Her exhibits won nearly all the premi
ums in the line OF their exhibits. a COM
plete list Of which will be given next
week
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

worth TO them all il will est. lt pays
our people toget out utocc.sionslly andsee
the progress made In other parts OF the
state and the exceedingly Low rates Offer
Cd on this occasion by the railroad en-
sbled many TO 60 Who would otherwise
have remained at home.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Ms. NoHros. the populist candidate
for representative. has no taxable proper
~ in this district and II elected expects
70 remove to Denver to make her home.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

TIE ssmi.annual statsment recently
prepared and published BY County Clerk
Coakiin = the most complete ever made.
Il shows that the total bonded debt and
outstanding warrants 10 June 30 amount
10 ~. s63D. With property and cash
asssts of o1A,s67.T, leaving net indsbt-
sdnsss Of tribe over $4,000.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14
SILVER REPUBLICAN TICKET.

SILVER REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
WILLIAM ]. BRYAN,
or Nebraska.
For Vice President,
ARTHUR SEwALL,
OF Maine.
For United States Senator,
HENRY NJ. TELLER,
OF Colorado.
For Congressman 2nd District,
JOHN G. BELL.
OF Nontrose.
For Governor,
ALVA ADAMS.
OF Pueblo.
For Lieutenant Governor.
JARED L. BRUSH,
OF Weld.
For Secretary OF State.
G. II. S. WHIPPLE.
OF Lake.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE w. KEPHART.
OF La Plata.
For Auditor.
JOHN w. LOWELL,
OF Routt.
For Attorney General.
BYRON L. CARR,
or Boulder.
For Sup't OF Public Instruction,
MISS GRACE E. PATTON.
OF Larimer.
For Regents Of State University.
DIR. o. ]. PFEIFFER,
OF Arspshoo.
WILLIAM ]. ORANGE
OF Custer.
For Representative
J.E. MCCLURE,
OF Montrose.
For County Commissioner 1st Dist,
T. H. AcGRANAHAN.
Eo, Justice Of the Peace. Delta.
DAVID BAILEY.
For Constable, Delta precinct.
ED. GILLETT.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Tnx Festival oe Meantais and Plain
wss duly celebrated last wsek st Denver.
aud while il drew . large amount of
money out Of the interior points II 10
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

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No. T. for tws years
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No. 5. for two years.
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two Yeas
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tNo years
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one year T., fill vac ,ney.
One Constable. f-r Justices Precinct M. 5. for
two years.
two years
One on 't.bie. for Justices Precinct n, Z, for
one year TO ill vaeaney.
One Constable, fer Justices Prscilct No. s. for
two ears.