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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-09

= FL camino desde la salida de Caguas
hasta los lfmites. de Juncos, esta Internal,
venir esta Capital, adn pagandole doce
reales por la conducci6n de cada saco de
harina. Hemos visto hoy I'm telegrama
recibido de Juncos por un comerciante de
aquel pueblo que tiene aqui "hace un
mes" carga con necesidad de enviar, en-
que le dicen 10 eiguiente: " No hay carros
que quieran salir." Esto no necesita CO.
mentarso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-09

Sc encuentra en- esta Capital hemos
tenido mucho gusto en- saludarle, nuestro
amigo Ell 'sefor don Pedro Costa -Palcl
rentlsta de Juncos, que ha venido CON ob
jeto de hacer compras y traer sus hijos al
CoIeuiO de Santurco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-09

Do Camuy nos escriben: - I" El dia de
Reyes unas so personals abandonaron su
residencia habitual para trasladarso Ia
de don Juan Antonio Gonzalez 8 fin de
rendir quito Ia antigua costumbre de es
to patsy propia de la 6poca. Llegadas al
lugarde la cita, fueron recibidas con la
cortesfa amabiIidad que distingue a.
aquella familia. En- le mesa lucian ricos
manjares, exquisitos vinos y las tradicio
males "almojabanss" ''majarete", ha--
ciendo contraste con los mas seleotos duls
ces de procedencia extraDjera. A las &
la noche di6 principle el bale en- 81 que 4
compass dc melodioeas danzas, tocadas por
la orquesta habilmente dirijida por ell pro
fesor Sc f1or Lacomba, lucfan sus gracias y
esbeltez las eimpaticas camuyauas. A
saliendo la concurrencia complacidi lima
de las atenciones que le prodigaron los es-
D sos Gonzalez y sus distinguidas hijas
as s f1oritas Casimira Eduvijes."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-09

Trajes de punto para nif1os, redeoillas
invisibles csntavos una, casimires de
colores, mantilla3 negras toallas, flores,
plumas adornos para sombreros, ell ce
lebrado coss6 "La Fama', cors6e para nj
nas, pahuelos de seda con iniciales, me-
dias de seda y diferentss classes de muse
~linae nans1s, o6fros, surahs, crespones y
de Puerto Rico San Francisco mum. As.
Evening star., 1896-02-21

the Secretary OF the Navy, Mrs. Lulu Ray
Qualtrough, Miss Biddle of Philadelphia,
MISS Hoy, Miss Hitchcock, Mr. Monroe,
Lieut. Davis. Mr. Biddle and Count Galarza.
The marriage of Miss Florence II. Reeves
and Mr.. Ernest s. Farlee was solemnized
Wednesday evening at Wesley NJ E
Church, large assembly OF friends being
present to witness the nupJial scene
neSsrs. ). Paul Chauncey, Claud and Har-
ry Given and VIM. A. Farlee were the
ushers. Mr.. Harry 9. Ridsely acted as hest
man. After the service Mr.. and Mrs Far
lee Ieft for ten-days' trip through New
Mrs. Gallardet will ,.ot receive tomor-
row. but will he at home SATURDAY,, the .ath
instant. ana Saturdays after Easter.
Last "Wednesday evening one of the most
uehshtfui or the leap year .laEees was Civ
en- by the Mortals. auar.et comroscd of
NJ, ,ne Ioii9mng young ladies: Miss Mayme
anu Miss Pickles who were chaperored l,y
or Marie Van Ness. Mrs Nelson ard Mrs
cra"lord. The gentlemen graa;ly enjoyed
the novelty of being asked to dance by he
~ ,ad,es. Dancing was preceded 6y grand
promenade. lad by Miss Nelson and Dr
Nertenbaker. At IL O'Clock .he guests
M mere conducted TO the dining hail. where "A
ihashlhcent banquet was spread. Tine icue
taoiT capable of seating over a hundred
people was brilliantly Illuminated 10y hu-
,lerous i banquet lamps, wiki palms and
piants Among those present were N.ssrs
,ieindenst. Pickles. Delopsaanc. Wcrten-
baker. Engeis, Edmunds, Cooper. Montcnm-
cry fu!iiam. Jenkins. Crawford. White
neaa. . bennett. Moulden, Mayer. Gul:cll
wilson, fadgett, Perley. Espey Earr I.jr-
refi Dr. Gottrcll, Watkins Waters Wed
nePburn. the Misses CIeiudenst Tcnlev
Sheckles. Arnold. Hall. Humphrey. coven
voorhees,, Warfieli. Robey, BillingsIty. Fat
terson. PadSett. Mcbride. Heg..sicr Mrs
Birrell. Mrs. Espey. Mrs. Arnold Mrs. Glib
son, Misses Bliss and Espey
A Very pleasant entertainment was given
at Gurley Memorial Church Wednesday
evening by the Christian Endeavor. Thr
program was arranged and given by Mr.
ipafld Bangs. who rectel and read Mr.
lSahss Miss Kate Wilson and the Cecelian
Quartet consisting of Miss BERTHE Thomson
MISS Helen Nye, Miss Irene pillsbIry and
MISS lrnla Callahan, also assisted Tho
proceeds will Toe used for the C. L. conyeu-
t'oh' winch is TO meet in this city I'm July
Miss Ida Clagett and her sister. Miss
tirace of Ddrnestown, are visiting Mr.. John
u stone al Potomac, Md.
MI Henry BRADLEY and wife of Potomac
.du.. nave gone on their annual Florida
trip. taking with them Miss Sadie Rradlay
cauShter OF Mr.. Geo. Bradley. to enjoy the
sport found on the waters aud banks OF
Indian river
Evening star., 1896-02-21

r., p. & Co.'S No. 1 Breakfast
Java. $50 h.: 3 lbs. ST.
';r,Iart-ed br the p;:rcst Coffee, to lie
Evening star., 1896-02-21
MARRIED.

EVANS MITCHELL. ON "Wednesday. F.i,-ua-, \,
dS','. ar th- home OF the bride by Rev Jus
=. hciN; Miss ANNIE X. Mitchell "f Wast.-
EXAMS "f Bali im"rp, Md
loNiI.. III sistt tiiiS bn Tuesday. F,i,r1n-y
a.. 1896. al the parsonage of ~. Johns Church,
10y IN" Rev. fhas. T.. Buck RICHARD L. ROM
LEI. and Mrs. ALI T. Y. BtEBoltiIIS b"ih
of Washington IL. e.
fAlhlNSpN- -DEANE. bn Tuesday. F.I,i1lary Is
lN!6. AT the Residence of her uncle. 4. ~ Inv
N The EHN. Oliver \. Brown. titl;TRI I,E J.
pfANE 1" l.oBEEf NJ. PARKINSON.
Evening star., 1896-02-21
We roast our cOffeeS

on the premises. We guarantee to sell
III, finest Cuffees that ,ln be bought We
have every facility selling the finest, the best
buy the best green bean There Is big
advantage in getting your coffee freshly
roasted.
Old Mandcllling Java and Mocha
3Sc. b.; 3 lbs, SIIo; 5 lbs. SI.8o.
Evening star., 1896-02-21
An idea for the men to fol-

All luCt lOT the men 10 fOl-
low
iryher's 2-cl,sp Walking Gloves
$225 pair.
Eeynier's 2rlasp Dress Gloves:
pair.
Fownes' 1-clasp Cavendi>h Tans
81 4 pair.
F"wres' 1-clasp Cape Coaching
Glorr>-$2 4 pair
Dents 1-'lasp Walking Gl"vcs-$2
pair.
Perrin's 1-clasp Elk Fans 80
Iair.
Perrin's 1-clasp Cape Snedes s1.5o
pair.
Adler's 1-clasp Heavy Walking
Gloves 81 80 Il nair
AdIer's l-clasp Dress Gloves 81 and
$3.50 a pair.
If you are going to turn
out" tomorrow YOU will want
these
Military Gloves -2Oc. 4 pair.
Evening star., 1896-02-21

@ ,,n aii"w yourself 10 trifc with n Cold. and so
encourage the i"vrl.i r,.nt of som. ,t.,, I,,,m
n@ar. @ NM hfthchiai disease which often ends In .
...I.. on had h"'t"r cure y"ur Cough cr Cold hy
lT"inihlE rs"riing 10 br. II. Jaynes ExIrartur,ni
af 'i'-tie remedy for all Coughs, Lung and Throa;
Evening star., 1896-02-21
, We are open only half day tomorrow
, Washington's birthday
The Coming Gloves.
-At-
PERRY'S.
And the lAti
Of the winV.raunes.

PERRY.'S.
1t is always safest to tic to
a guide. Then you will lose
no timc--nor moncy-in find
ing the quickest and surest
way to satisfaction.
Certainly we are competent
Glove guides. We know the
ms and outs-the trustworthy
and the untrustworthv.
Here YOU will have no dodg-
ing to do.
To pass the portal OF Our
scrutiny, quality must be as
sured. Quality of worth
quality of fit--quality of fash
ion.
We have studied the fore
cast of spring-and gathered
the shades and styles that are
predicted will reign in popu-
laritv. We have included va.
riety enough to meet your
taste-and suit your costume
and fit your hand.
Let us try them on for YOU.
Getting them right the first
time is the secret of continued
satisfaction.
II you sec cheaper Gloves
than ours-ask yourself if
there is value there. 1t can
not be. We are surely lowest
for the best. How long we
have preached from that text
and how truly.
These are Rcynier's con-
tributions to the spring fash
lOIl-
4hntt"n Glaec. in all shades. with
Black brode 81 Il pair.
i-butt.n Glacc. in opera shades
with Black bIo,." s. Ii pair
fbuttoH t:!are. In plain co!ors and
Black $l.75 Il pair
4-hGttun Sretits. in Tan. M"ie.
Brown and Opera Tins. with Black
br"le Sl.7:5 Il pai'.
i-hutt"n Si,ics. In plain colors and
black l.;,o and tr.tiI Il pair.
6-butt"n Moas'i', ,ta;rc Sm"'irs. in
col 'rs and Black Fl 50 Il pair
S-button M,as,iuetairc Sur,icS in
Tan. Black and Tie sunny shades
81 Il Imir. 't+-
Here comes Trefousse-a
king Glover--with a batch OF
novelties-brilfiant and OF the
best tsH
l-hu,ton Glacc. in Tan Mod. an!
Black si.7' n rair.
i-hutt'n SUICIDES, viii, Black hr,si.
$50 Isiir.
i-hutton I'lain Snc-l"s- slo5 and
Sl.3-, pair. +'-t'
S-huttnu Nous h,rtsira Surd"s, In
colrrs AMI EIark 81 ~ and 81 ~ a
pair
Wherever we could find a
fit companion for these two
leaders we gained control of
the creation-and brought it
to this completest of assort-
lnentS-
5-hutton Crntcmcri Glace In culors
BIN Black. $40 a pair.
1-hook Foster Glace In col"rs and
Black Si.:'0 ami $l.75 IL pair.
I-hutt"n Gce. in e0inrs and Black
81. $l..:' and 81. ~, Fnir
4-hlton Josephine Seamless Glarc.
in TIN. Mode and Black 81 80
pair.
4-bu,ton Montespan Glace. in Tan.
MoHie. Red, White. Pearl, Primrose
and Black. with the newest hratr
$50 Il pair.
For the street, these are
strictly correct
R.yuiers 4hutton Suede Piqucs. in
Tan, Red. i;lark AMI the tints s..
pair.
Eeynier's I-hll ton Sued. PhIucs in
Rlark-S2 y pair.
Perrin's 2-,ssp GIaee Piques in
Tan. led and Bia"k-S S1:O pair
Psrrin's 4-hutt6n FIX Tans-xi.IO
pair.
Tref"n~sc :-clasp ThrIes 81 4 pair.
Trefousse i-bHttOn Suede PtIues-
$l.25 4 pair.
Trcf"usse 4-hrtton G1ace Pilurs. in
Red 81 .25 pair.
An idea for the men to fol-
low
Ecyhier's 2-clisp Walking Gloves
SIS a pair.
Eeynier's 2-rlasp Dress Gloves. n
pair.
Fownes' 1-cla=p CavenIish Tans
81 4 pair.
F"wres' 1-clasp Cape Coaching
Gloves 81 4 pair
Dents 1-'lasp Walking Gloves 81
Evening star., 1896-02-21
Xlmteresting
ON
%GrOCerieS.

= We've doLe little price cutting
= On many necessities in the grocery
: line for tomorrow. They're items
= that must I've bought the cuts
= we've mad. in prices are bound to
: bring eager buyers in spite of bad
o. wcn tnrr
Evening star., 1896-02-21
Our 2gc. mixture

consists of ever 70 varieties of Chocolates
Bon BOrS lml Car;,nclS, and is guaranteed
To equal in deliciorsness any 5tc mixture
sold.
1.-Two ship Candy lay mail.
Evening star., 1896-02-21

Kpans TabIlcs sold by druggists. i.y mail
" tn" pri'- 400 cPHiS ii toxi sent The J,ipas
Snemic'i company. No.. III Spruce ST. New York.
Sample vial, 10 ceats
Evening star., 1896-02-21
Plenty of both
25c. and 4 &c.
Mixtures
Our Azc. mixture

eop>;sts of over 10 different varieties
of Chocolates and Bon I:ons. We guar
antee that tLcrt is absolutely finer,
Elrer nlnre deli, i..rs Candy made than
it-hs matter what the price may he or
how famous the maker.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Our Half-Yearly
Umlamnndered
Shirt Sale.
Mems and Boys.

We've been holding these sales
for a number of years, and each
years experience has taught us
something new about Shirt making.
The garments this year are the en-
bodiment of all that's good in Shirts.
1t seems hardly possible to improve
upon them. Well explain to YOU a
few of the distinctive features of our
Shirts:
The materials are the very best
possible to put in at the price
They are perfectly shaped. fully
graded-that is. each size of neck
band is fastened to a shirt propor-
toned to fit that size.
All the parts where extra strain
comes are fully reinforced bv a dou-
BILE thickness of muslin, double
stitched.
The lowest as we'll as the highest
priced are carefully and thoroughly
made throughout.
Dress Shirts.
Made Of excellent cotton generously and correctly
proportioned. threeply BOSOM linen wristbands
Sizes 13 TO 11k
zsc. Each.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Little Children's
Clothing.

Infants Nainsook Long Dresses, pointed yoke OF
hemstitching and tucks, embroidery around neck
and Sleeves full sleeves. Each..............75 75c.
Infants Nainsook Long Dresses Hubbard and
wrapper styles, trimmed with lace and embroidery
Infants Hand-crochetcd Bootees, all white or
with pink or blue trimming. Per pair. 10 and 25c
Childrens Corded Null Caps, ponpon Of lace and
ribbon, broad ties. Each. ach...................25 .25c.
Childrens White Null Caps. high crown, fun
ruf'e TO face, bread ties: also plain corded close
fitting ones with lace frll around face. Elch Soc
cd hoor. 10th 81. bldg
Evening star., 1896-08-14
THE APPEALS BOARD,
All Members Must De Present Mt Elk
aminatfOns.

All Members Must BE Present ut Ex-
aminatiOns.
The practice OF the boards Of examining
surgeons Of the pension bureau has been
materially changed in a ruling made By
Assistant Secretary of the Interior Rey-
nolds The new rules, which take effect
October 1 next, and which will not disturb
cases heretofore adjudicated, provide that
all board members hereafter must partic-
ipate in examinations of claimants, and no
certificate Of board failing to show this
fact, save on special consent Of the claim
ant. will be accepted. In case full board
is not present, applicants may refuse to be
examined.
In an amputation case Assistant Seare-
tary Reynolds has also laid down the rule
that the middle Of the humerus is the
furthess point from the shoulder joint that
will prevent the use OF an artificial arm.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Cost to Repair the Ericsson.

1t will cost at least $1,000 to repair the
damage sustained by the torpedo boat
Ericsson by the recent accident to the dry
rate, such is the judgment Of the court Of
inquiry recently appointed by Secretary
Herbert to survey the vessel and ascertain
the character and cost of repairs necessary
vice.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Sl.s8 Each.
Girls Clothing.

Tan Percale Blouse Waists. neat red and bIpe
stripes, slashed sailor collar, trimmed with wash
braid TO IA years. Reduced from 81 80 each
TO- gSc
Percale Two-picce Blonse Dresses neat striped
patterns. Sizes TO IL years. Reduced to 81 90
Percale and Lawn Shirt Waists stir collar and
cuffs. yoke back. 10 TO 16 years Reduced from
95c and s1.25 to...................... Csc
Pe-cale Dresses, medium and dark coors full
skirt with deep hem. Sizes to IL years Reduced
from 81 6S. $500 and So % each to........ 81 90
cd hoor .1lth st. bldgl
Evening star., 1896-08-14
To Go to Geneva.

The State Department has appointed
Mrs Belva A. Lockwood and Miss Frances
G2ham French to represent the United
Ste4es at the second international congress
of charities and the second international
congress for the protection of children to
convene at Geneva, Switzerland, September
Is. The ladies expect to sail early in Sep
tember. They will likewise attend the in
ternational peace congress to be held at
Buda-Pesth and the international women's
congress to be- held at Berlin.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Health Foods,
NOn-Heating.

We have just received another shipment Of tho
famous Breakfast and Health Foods manufactured
by the Battle Creek Santarium Health Food Co.,
Of Battle Creek Mich These foods especially
adaptable for during the summer months, as
they very nutritious without heating the body
ard require no heat to prepare.
Granose, Wheat Flakes per pkg. ....15c.
Grancla, Wheat and Oats, per pkg..........12c.
Caramel Cereal, grain coffee, per pkg .20c
Whole Wheat Zwiebach, per pkg...........l2c.
Sxectened Graham Crackers, per pkg. .l2c.
Oatmeal Waters, per pkg. .l5c.
Choice Fruit Crackers per pkg. .l5c.
Unsweetened Graham Crackers per pkg. .12c.
Graham Zwiebach, per pkg. .12c.
Gluten Der pkg. ..........................2 .20c.
9th floor .11th St bldg)
Evening star., 1896-08-14
The Frog Toy.

Looks Ike a frog, feels like a
frog, swims and jumps like a
frog .........................25 .25c.
I'D floor. anncx.)
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Boys Clothing,

Washable Sailor Suits, in a dozen
or more pretty styles-plain white,
plain blue, stripes, &c Wide collar,
tancily trimmed. Sizes 4 to 8 years.
Regularly $500.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Children's Davs.

Today and Saturday special attrac-
tons in Boys, Girls and Little
Children's Clothing for warm wealth.
er wear.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
zSc. Each.
Dress Shirts.

The most reliable ffty-cent Shirts on the rulrlet
we think. Three-Tly bosom, open back. patent
neckband &c prevent collar button from rubbing
neck of wearer. Sizes L. to Is
soc. Each.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Stationery.

Special inducements in this de-
partrnent for Saturday.
3oc. Writing Papers at. ...15c a lb.
Real linen stock, smooth or an
tique finish, ruled or plain.
Envelopes to match. Sc pack.
Capitol Bond. d............2 .2oc. a lb.
A fine bond paper, in cream or
tints.
Envelopes to match. &c. pack,
Commonwealth Linen. {. . .3oc. lb.
Always uniform and always kept
in stock. A perfect paper.
Envelopes to match. .1oc. a pack.
Hurlbut's Superfne Tinted.1oc. box.
A one-quire box of fine plated
paper in delicate tints with envelopes
to match.
Engraved Plate and 50 Cards. .75c.
Invitations and Announcements
executed in the best manner.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
zoc. Each.
$500 per hall dozen.
Night Shirts.

Made OF excellent white cotton. with pink or
blue cord edge trimming. Your attention Is called
TO the liberal amount of cloth In the larger sizes
IA to 10.
soc. Each.
mems Store. First hoor. 1907 ST.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
.mtikOnerine

Tablets) Cures Dlarrhoea, Dysentery and all sum-
mer complaints All druggists. Fifteen cents vial.
au5-1m
n THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH BE SURE
and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teethinS.
It soottes the child. softens the gum, allays all
pain cures wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. % cents a bottle. se101y
THE GENUINE ANGOSTURA BrTTERS OF DIR.
]. G. B. Siegert & Sons the most effcacious
stimulant to excite the appetite. Ask your drug
Rist.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
soc. Each.
Dress Shirts.

Our next better rrade-better in materials ana
Workmanship. A Shirt have sold for wears nj
seventy five cents
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Laundry Soaps.

Star, Hoe Cake and Oleine. .. .21c.
Bee, Ivory and Kirkman's. -. .4c.
Pearllne ................. &c.
Horseshoe Washing Powder. .21c.
Ball Blue. e........4 lb., &C.; ] h., SC.
Elastic Starch. .oc.
Ivory Starch. rch...................4c &C.
Brooks Crystal Soap. .4c.
Sapolio o....................... &c.
Red Seal Lye. &c.
Eagle Lye. .................. &c.
Evening star., 1896-08-14

All-silk Satin and Gros Grain
Ribbon.
5 9 IL 10 22
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Grocery Department

Bromangelon Summer Dessert. prepared
1oc tYnb nnates: .15c. pckg.
1Oc Stc; &c. pckg.
sc pakad mea Coc9anut. ,a t...:;....::... &c. pckg
,1c SAUCE Sent,t., &c. can
os up IN pure Give oil. il................ 10c. boz
Se' 81 Pahei ps Cnocoiate. Doc. h.
az az Saker COCOA. ..::.............. 21c. ID.
3oe' 90 ar.inique Lime Juice Doc. Qt bot
I0c' 10 Maltnidue Cherry phosphate....... 16c bot
rOc. Nsaine NoHuensed Mix. &c. car
SpanlsH queen oINes. .1Ooz, 1Sc.; pts, 23c
iaSnM ,n s,a'aa dressing. 15c bot
c,o,. A-lb., &C.; Alb, 1Oc
G C,o.er iNaL summon nat Observation-Disclosures. 24c
Sioser S. Eai L0Dster, nat ...........,..... 2Sc
Bt Best Suaiity S4r LoOster .............. 25c
DeSt QuaHty COlumDl0 River Salmon, 40
Evening star., 1896-08-14

&c yd. 7cyd. 9cyd. IIc yd. I3c yd.
Evening star., 1896-08-14

Now inn Progress.
Special Sales of rlanu-
+ c turers' S a m p e s
WOmen's Muslin and CAM
brio Underwear and Fine
Wool Blankets subject to
Slight manufactures inn.
perfecti0ns: also
Evening star., 1896-08-14

For day we shall let the Wo-
mems 35c. Black and White Silk
Mitts 90 at
Evening star., 1896-08-14
GOLDENBERG'S,
o26-o2S 7th-7o6 K SITS.

soc. to SH waists, 2pc.
SI to SH.Ho waists, 30c.
SH.30 to SH.75 waists, 6oc.
that's how we've cut the
shirt waists. And they're
all desirable styles, with de-
tachable and attached COL
lars and tine largest of
sleeves, Percaies, dimities,
batistes and linen=colOred
effects, i'm dozens and doZ=
ems of patterns. This is the
last cut, for they'll all go
NOW.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
ard
L0thr0p,

Our business hours until September are 7:45 am.
to pm. Saturdays. 7:45 to l.
Evening star., 1896-08-14

Cutlery Specials.
Wade & Butcher Razors. .z5c.
White handles, beautifully polished
and set ready for use.
Rodgers, Krusius Bros and
Diamond Razors, full hollow
ground .o8c.
Every Razor fully guaranteed.
Ideal Safety Razors. .4oc.
A perfect Razor. Any one can
use it.
Star Safety Razors. ST. 40
Lather Brushes, Strops, Shaving
Mugs, Soap, &C., at equally low
prices.
Sheffield English Carvers reduced.
S1:9o Carvers now. 81 40
Black rubber and buckhorn han
dies.
9oc. Carvers now. ............ .75c.
75c. Carvers now. .1oc.
Russell Butcher Knives, guar
. Ef
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-07
THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 5.
FLouR-Winter patent 81 75G4 95; do fancy,
si.2OD4 As; do family, 50 7504,o0; extra, s2.75Go
!,95; low grades s?5olG2 75; spring pat ent, $3.50
d4 90 do fancy, SO s51425; do family, $500
$50; rye, S2GO12,75 per brl
WREAT-No. . red, nominal, at CSC, while
No . is Quotsble at 92lEG93c
CoRN-Sales No. = mixed, track, at 22!c;
No mixed to arrive at ~ &c; yellow ear at
2!c
OArs-Sales: Rejected mixed, track. at I7c:
No white, track @oc; rejected mixed, poo
track, lG4c.
RYE-Sales: 10 8 track, at 3G:; No. 2
northwestern, track, at acc.
UoCs-Seloct shirEers'. t3.2joSc0 select
butchers, 539O13 2j fair to good packers,
80 10 ~ 2o fair to good llght, 80 3O1a45. COM
mon aud Toughs, F2,50G205.
CATILE-Fair to good shippers, 80 co al 40;
extra $3.50; good to choice butchers, So $50
42j fair TO medium butchers, - 25lI3 10;
common, s.. go IS.
SHEEP AND LAMDs--Shoep -Eytras 1895;
good to choice, g 9J0&l5; common to
fair, s@uOGa65 Lambs-E&tras, $4.25Q4i0;
good to choice, So 7oG4l5, common TO fair,
S).OO@26i
VEAL CALvEs-2595)c lower FaI. to good
light S4,O)GS+75; choice, IS 90; common and
large, s! 5On4Ol
WooL-Unwashed fine merino, ziOc per
ID! quarter-blood clothing, l2lBljc; medium
deldine and clothing l2@lic; braid, llNl2c;
medium comblng, l31litac. Washed; FiRo
merino X to Xxx, l3c; medium clothing 40
, Toe; dclaino fleece II lldc; long comblng, 150
l6c; quarter blood and low, l5lel4c; common
coarse, llQl2c: tub washed, choice, l7GlSc;
tub-washcd, average, laUl7c.
NEW YORK, Dec D.
! WHgAT--No . red December, Ssh9ssSc;
| March. 90BG90Hc; May, S7AGs7Ac.
| CORN-No =, 299202.ci December, 291sc; May.
32G32 l-l6c.
] We orr hpr ollLp n -.
/ May, 25Ac b,
CHICAGO, Dec, 8
WHEAT-Deconoe r, 7oHci January, 792.c;
May, s2}5aSaHc.
CoRH-December, 23c; January, 23i5 5093Ac;
May, 25lsG26Hc,
OATs-December, 1870 b; January, 1870;
May, 2i2GG2lHc.
TOLEDO, o., Dec. 8.
| WHEAT-No. 2 red, cash and December,
| 9j2lc May, 07c; No red cash, 9)nc
! CoRN-No mixed, cash, 2lnc May, 96'4c.
| OAIs-So mixed, cash. lS5ac
INDIANAPoLIs, Dec 4.
CATTLE-Choice,i a. 6OG49O, fat, we'll finished
steers, S4l50i,5O; common, 81 25G12 65.
HoGs-Good to choice medium and heavy,
80 1908 As; mixed, s325Q24); common lights,
| t325ll3,40
| SHEEP-Good to choice lambs, a. O014 so;
common, S2.5o9375; good to choice sheep.
! Sc 75O32 2i
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-07
BUCKEYE NEWS.
New and Interesting Happenings Within
Our Borders.
GETS SIX YEARS.
Noted Post Ofice Swindler Convicted
and Sentenced.

A Noted Post Ofice swindlor Convicted
and Sentenced.
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 5.-Joseph Hy-
land, noted post Office swindler, was
convicted on two counts for swindling
Postmaster Newton, Of Newark, O.,
out of 5000 last summer, and sentenced
to the state prison here for six years by
Judge Sage in the United States court
Friday afternoon.
Hyland's confederate, Leroy Harris,
is now in Joliet prison. Harris was
formerly in charge of Station L, of the
New York city post Office, and the two
used his knowledge of post Office money
order work to beat postmasters in the
county seat towns Hylano lives in
New York and was arrested there last
fall. His wife and daughter were in
court handsomely dressed and swooned
when the verdict was read
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-07
Shot Herself and Babe.

TOLEDO, o., Dec. "a special to the
Bee from Newark, o., SAYS The wife
of A. F. Gleisner, glass blower, un-
doubtedly demented, shot her seven.
months-old son three times in the head
and herself in the mouth Saturday
morning. The baby is dead and the
woman is thought to be dying. When
the neighbors ran into the house the
mother was clasping the baby in her
arms on the floor