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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 25.-The Evening po,rs
London cablesram says: The stock markets were
duii end fiat Today. Americans were especial. V
weak monetary considerations, the nearness of
the settlement of The Cuban question being piven
reasons for the weakness: but there is no foub.
that the fact that number of options will fall dus
at the end of the month incuces dealers 10 keen
down prices.
it IS not likely that the Bank Of England's dis
rate will advance this week but the term an
rate may pos ,ibiy go up. The average contanto
Americans the settlement TO- morrow will
probably be 12 per cent.
The Paris and Ber ia markets weak all
day, Paris being large seller OF Kaffirs
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch OF the United StateS Hvdroeraubie
ONCE located in the MercEsnt% Exchapzs 4,
m aintai ned in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard 10 nationality and free OF
expense.
Navigators are cordially invited TO visit the
ONCE, where complete sets OF chsr.s and sailing
directions of the world kept on hand, or COM
parson and reference and the latest inform attic IN
can ways be obtained regarding lights, dangers
10 navigation and all matters OF interest to ocean
ommerce.
The time ball OF the building on Tels-
graph Hill Is hoisted about minutes before
noon and Is dropped at noon, l20th meridian by
telegraphic signal received each dav from the
Cal.
notice stating whether the time ball was
cropped on time, or giving the error, IL any 10
published the same day oy the afternoon naner,
and ~ The morning papers the following dav
w. S. HUGHKA
Lieutenant U. s. N, in CHARGE
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ARTICLES.

Cash q4otatIons were as follows: Flour, firm;
straits 81 4OS4 70; NS. . spring Wheat s61S
@Ss 1zc: No. 5 Spring Wheat S2@Ssc: No. = Red,
9412@95 12c; No Corn. 241zG124 6Sc; No. Oats,
+. o. b.. 2O34 02134c: NO. live, 47c; No Bar
ley, nominal; No. 8 f. o. b.. 306Di6c; No. 4, o. b.,
2512g1253s -. Nj tlaxseed. 81 Ul; Prime limo
thy seed. 50 65; Mess Pork q bbl 81 s0@7 IS;
Lard e 100 fbs, 81 35@4 S7i2: Short Ribs sides
(oosel. 81 40G4 rs; Dry Sailed Shoulders (boIedl.
4$49Sc; short Clear Sides (boxed) 5@51s;
MASSEY distlers' finished goods 81 -.
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BUTTER. tHEEsE AND EGGS.

There is no lack of Butter. Cheese keeps firm
Ranch Eggs are extreme scarce.
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries 2s@2S12c; sec
onds 25@26c 2 b.
DAIRY-Choice to fancy. 2S@25c = ID; lower
grades l6@Z212c
PICKLED-2U@2212c p n
tIRKIN-l9GzOc p h.
CREAMERY TUB-2l@2212c p n
EAsTERS-l2Gl3c &c for ladle-packed-
CHEESk-ChOce mild new, 12Gl212c; COM
mon 10 good, lO@llc; CTeam:Cheddar 1l@l2c;
Young America, I2Gl21sc; Western, il129l2c;
Eastern, 1219&l 312c p ID.
EGGs-Kanch Eggs, 35@40c p doz; store Eggs
% G3Oc; Eastern. 221e@24c for fancy, z0G21c
Tor hrsts and l5@lSc ,OI seconds Duck kggS
zUd25c = dozen.
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Oct 26.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts- 5000 BIS, grades steady: Others weak.
Texas .teers 81 S5d3 95: Texas cows
81 1898 go native steers SO 5O@5 10; native
cows ana beifers. 81 4064: stockers and
feeders 81 6O@14 40; bulls s2(63 so
HOGS-ReceIpts. 5000 Market weak to lac low
er Bulk OF sales, SIS 406S 50 heRvIes SIS 4U013 So:
packers S5 3593 A. n; mixed. So 4OGS 55;
lights, SO 4OG3 55; yorkers, SO 5UG3 55:
pigs, 50 4093 521s.
shEr P-keceirts. 5000. Market steady Lambs
S3 70@5 25; muttons. S2@3 go.
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Oct observation-disclosures b4OO
Market steady. Native beef steers s4@
S5: Western steers. s3 1894 AZ; Texas steers
s3G3 rs: cows and heiers. $J@4 90: Gamers, 81
@3; stockers and feeders. 5g1Jc lower, s3 400
3 SO
HoGS-Receipts, 2OOO Market 56lCc low
er Heavy, So 271z@3 so; mixed. SO 40
@3 45; light, SIS 5O@3 5j; bulk of sa. es, s3 4O@
3 so.
SHEEP-Recepts. 1000. Market steady. Fair
TO choice natives. SO 50d4: fair Io choice
westerns, IS 4OG3 50: common ana stock sheep D
s3@3 50; lambs, So 5O45
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-Two cars OF Eastern will arrive on
wednesday Local STOCK is nominal.
Game showed the usual Monday decline.
Live Turkeys Tuotaoie at l30l6c for Cob blers
and lSgl5c for Hens; Geese p pair, 81 ESQ
oO; Ducks, 81 50@I so: Hens, S3@4 So; Roost-
ers young. S304; do. old. S3 5U6l4 Fryers So 50
for small: Pigeons 81 25Il so r doz TOR young
and 76cG$l tor old
GAMk-QuaiI. q dozen, Sl@1 25; Mallard, SAG
o; Sprig, 81 iU@9; Teal SZ@2 so; WIdgeon
~; small Duck, 81 rs; Gray Geese, 81 So;
White, 81 (5; Brant, 81 SO: English Snipe, 81 50SS
2: Jack Snipe, 81; are, 81: Rabbits, 81 25@l 81
tor COttontat.S and 81 small
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slauyh-
Ierers as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality, 61a@7c; second do 64a@
@6c: third 90, 4@5c p n.
NEAL-Larg- 506c; small. TOT q 10.
MUTTON Wethers 6G7c: lives &c y b
La NB-Spring, 7@712c y h.
PORk-Live Hogs 31ac large and 3sz for
small and medium. soiE hogs, 21S931kc r b.
dressed do. 51A@6c
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figures were posted, which showed an astonishing
increase of A,725. 900 bushels. This makes the
visible 44,7OO00U bushels, more than
double that of last year Offerings were heavy
after that, with very little demand. Decemb r
ranged from 262sc to 25ssc, closing lc lower az
1855 in s-lers-
ats lower all day. largely Tho result Of
sympathy with corn. De. ember ranged from
1s1ac TO ] SC aud closed 5sc lower at lsG s1sc.
Provisions were h.avy to begin with in The
heavy receipts OF hogs. and were kept in that con-
dition bv the radical weakness OF corn.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Prices are moving about more as will be seen by
the Changes. Limas are lower and dull.
BEANS-BayOs 81 9O@2 q ctl; small Whites
81 1901 30; Large Whites. $1@1 Is: Pinks
81 aoeI 5o; Reds, 81 goal so; Blackeye, 81 IS
al Go; led Kidney, S2@2 so; Limas 81 65@l rs
Buffers. S1 S0G1 so; Pea, 81 2O@I As.
SEED>-Brown Mustard, 81 25G2 50; Yellow
mustard 81 25tG2 so; Flax, 81 1891 80; canary
SEED, ia 4214c z 10: Alfalfa 614c; Rape, 2121
Z44ci Hemp, &c; timothy. 41ac.
DRIED fEAS-Niies, 81 20; Green 81 2u9l 40
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RAT AM FEEDSTUFFS.

frlces foe all descriptions unchanged.
bRAN-Sl5@l5 50 tor the and $l49l4 so
p ton for outside brands
MlDDLINGS-S2O@2O so for lower grades and
al oOG22 5U p ton for he best
fEEDSTUFFS-RolIed Barley SIS 50@l9 SO:
On Gaze Meal at the mill 80 p ton; iobbIng, S3l;
Shopped Feed, Sl5@l6 y tou: CocoauuG Gaze
@i3 oQ; cottonseed Mral, S2s@30 2 ton.
SlI@i4; oat ST. t' 81 Er t1n; si0SlS. G nS m
pressed, s12t@l4: Alfalfa SSs9 So; slOck, SeG9;
Clover, SS@1I a ton
S1hA M-3U@4Oc y bale
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs

fioUR-Net cash prices are: Family extra.
Sb@5 10: Bakers extras 81 1894 IS r bbi
CORNMEAL, ETC.-Feed Corn s2lm25 a ton.
Cracked Corn, S25@26 y ton.
MILLST UFFS-Prices in sacks are as follow.
usual discount TO the trade: Graham Flour 50
. 100 Ds: Rye Flour. 81 so q 100: Rice Flour,
30 10; Cornmeal 81 25; extra cream do, SIS;
Oatmeal, So 90; Oat Groats, S4; Hominy, as loo
50; Buckwhest Flour. IS 25@3 5U: crack ed
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Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. Oct 25-Wheat-Sieady; No
standard California wheat, 39s; cargoes of COAST
nothlng doing; cargoes on passage firm: En- dish
country marke S, partially Is dearer: French
country markets firm wheat in Paris, quiet;
Hour IN Paris easy: quantity wheat and -four on
passage 10 United Kingdom, = llV,OUO; quan tfty
saL ana Hour on passage to COntineni. J. 2zO,-
00O; imports into Uni ed Kingdom for week loO
OO0 obls -four and SO5, 600 quarters wheat.
CUITON- Uplsnds, 1922.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARxErs.

Silver unchanged
Wheat lower Barley higher.
Oats, Corn ana Rye unchanged.
Hay and Feedstuffs the same.
Consi cradle change in Beans.
Potatoes and Onions easy. Vegetables higher.
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Ranch Eggs scarce and higher
Poultry dull and nominal.
Peaches. Berries and Wine Grapes higher.
Prunes wanted for export
Hams weak
Wool and Hides unchanged.
Meat market as before,
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Boston,

BOSTON. Oct 25.-Atchison, 1917; Bell TeIe-
phone, $50: Chicago Burlington and Quincy
S014; Mexican Central, 534: Oregon short Line,
-; san Diego -.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES

NEW YORK, Oct. 25-Porter Bros. Compauy
sold to-day: Grapes-Tokays. 81 1902 O5; Mus
cats, 75, @S2; Black Morocco 81 l5Gl s5; as
sorted 81 05@l 90; Cornichons, 81 TO- Four-ln-
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

ers' bills al s4 s65sG4 s534 for demand, and
81 ?ssS4 a2s4 for 90 dats: posted rates, 81 $50
eSt2 and S4 s6@4 S612; commercial bills,
50 81 w silver certificates, 5T1a@59; bar silver
SOC; Mexican dollars, 45c.
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NORTHERN WHEAT MARKE
Oregon.

PORTLAND. Oct 25.-There was a weaker
feeling In the wheat market to-day but no change
was made in quotations. Offerings were very
heavy Exporters were quoting SO@Slc for WaIla
Walla S3c ror blue stem ana Sac Tor valley Re
celpts were 400 CATS
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FOREIGN MARKETS,

LOudon.
LON DON, Oc.. 25.-Consolz Ill 7-I6: silver
27d- French ren:es, IU3f 21ac.
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w MMheat, SO 25; Farna- 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour
% 20: Rolled Oats (bbls), SIS 1905 80; in sacks
90 20; Pearl Barley, "a; split Peas, $3 80; Green
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CU nGE
IIVSE

WHEAT-Spot No. red Western winter duh.
712d.
eORN-American mixed spot quIat, IS iLsd: Oc-
tober dull, So 114f; November dull, IS lied;
December dun, IS ID |04'
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Closing Prices for Bonds and Railway
shares.

NEW YORK, OCT. %. - Money on call
easy at 2%; last loan 2%; closed offered at ~
prime mercantile paper, 4G41a%: Sterling ex-
Change strong, active, with actual business in bank
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a RTICLEs
W h eat Movements.

On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket wxs steady: cresmeTies, 15@2Sc; dairfes, 129
i9,; cheese quiet, S@S12i eggs steady, fresh
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The Time Ball.

BRANCH HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE, U g NJ
MERCHANTS EXCHA NGR
SAN FRANCISCO. October rs. 1897
ine time ball on Telegraph Hill was droppsi
ex xactly az noon to-day p. at noon of the l2Oth
meridian, or exactly at 8 p NJ Greenwich time
W. y HUGHES
Lientenant U. = N n charre
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October-1S97.

NoTE-ln the above exposition the tide, the
early morning tides given In the left hand
column, and the successive tides OF the day In the
order o: occurrence as 10 t!ms. The second tins
column gives the second tide OF the day the third
time column the third tide, and the last or rizbs
hand column gives the last tide OF the day excens
when there are but thres tides IS sometimes
sccura The heights given addition, to the
soundings on the United States Coast SURVEY
Charts except when . minus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given u subtracriye
from the depth given by the charra
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Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.

IN area Of high pressure is central this evening z
IN Washington. The lowest pressure is repor' ed
fTom Southern Arizona North winds prevail
throughout the Pa life Coast region, and the
weather IS generally warmer except in Arizona,
where tho temperature is Is degrees below the
normal Frost Will probably occur tonight in
Northern Arizona and freezing temperatures in
Nevada aud Utah. Generally far weather will
con'inue in California Tuesday. There so me
Indications, however, of the approach Of another
Storm toward the California coast.
Force 4st made at an Francisco for thirty hours,
ending midnight october ., 1897:
Northern CalifornIs-Generally fair Tuesday,
fresh noTtherly. probably shifting to easterv wind
southern Californa-GeueTally fair Tuesday.
fresh northerly winds.
Nevada, Utah and AriZona-Fair Tuesday
san Francisco and vlcinty-GeneraIly fair Tues
DAY; light northerly TO easterly winds.
Special report from Mount TamaIpais observa-
tlon taken at D p NJ Partly cloudy; norih 20
miles per hour; temperature 81. maximum So.
w. II. hAMMoN. tOrecast [ fl cIaI.
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WasliinDrou
PORTLAND's BUSINESS.

TACOMA. Oct 25.-Wheat weak and lc lower
No. blue stem, S2l2c: No ! club, 79Lac
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU San FRANCISCO,
October IS. 1897, 5 p NJ
The following are the rainfaIls during the
past twenty-four hours and the seasonal
rainfalls 10 date compared with those
OF the same date last season: Eureka 90. this
season 3.SI, last season sos: Red Bluff 90
this season II, last season ll7; Sacramento 90,
this season 2.l3 last season -: fan Fran
cisco 90, this season So last season 90; Fresno
90. this season l16. last season .2S: San Luis
Obispo 90, this season SIS. last season "a: Los
Angeles 90 this season >. 81. last season .O4
san Diego 90, this season LOS, last season 40
luna 90. this season 81 last season lO7.
san Francisco Data: Maximum Temperature ~,
minimum So, mean 64.
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sun, MOON AND IIDE.
October, 1897.

sun, MOON AND IIDE.
UNITED STATES COAST AND GFoDKTTc SURVEY
TINES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT FORT POINT, ENTRANCE TO SAN
FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
NoTE-1he high and low waters oc ur a. the
City Front (Mission-street WharO about twenty
hve minutes later than Fort Point; the height
OF tide Is he same al both places
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION,

PORTLAND, Oct 25.-Exchanges, S5l2s7O;
bal ces SSs,O16
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Dried Fruit

NEW YORK. Get. 25.-CaIfornia dried fruIt,
quiet Evaporated apples. common, 517c y d
prime wire uay, e12c; wool dried, prime sc:
chOice. s34G9c; fancy 9@91sc.
PKg NEs-51sc q h. as 20 size and quality.
APRIt OI> Royal. 7@S1ac.
PEACHES-Unpeeled, 7@lIc: peeled, ll@l7c
= m.
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BOARD SALES.

Following The sales in the San Frsnc SEQ
Stock Board yesterday:
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-07

The anthracite coal trade was ir the first
half Of this year, in the opinion Of those best
informed on the subject, better managed and
the output of coal and prices better regulated
than in any previous period in the history of
that important industry. The second six
months of 1897 promises even better results
than those of the first half of the year
Owing to the radical curtailment of the pro
duction Of coal since the beginning of the
year the stability of prices has been well
maintained and consequently the net pro
fits to the anthracite mining and carrying
companies have on an average been larger
even with the reduced tonnage mined which
was about 9, 100000 tons less than was sent
to market in the corresponding period of
1896 and 16OO, 600 tons less than was pro-
duccd i'm the first half Of 1895. Not only has
all the 10000, 600 tons mined since January
1 been practically sold but the surplus ac-
emulation of stock coal at the tidewator
shipping points and the Eastern and Western
distributing ports has also been drawn upon
to make up the deficiency between the actual
market requirements and the new tonnage
produced. The result has been that now all
of the mining and carrying companies have
booked or renewed sufficient orders for coal
to absorb their whole output for this month,
and the confidence in the ability of the
managers of the several larger companies to
keep the trade well in hand has been re-
esta blishcd
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Personal MEN TON.

Miss Amanda White was a county scat Wis.
itor to-day.
Miss Lilly Maslcll, of Philadelphia is
being entertained by town acquaintancos.
John Kilroy. of Philadelphia, is the guest
Of his aunt, Mrs Welsh on South Chestnut
street.
John ]. Flaherty returned to his home at
Phillirsburg after spending the Fourth of
July in town.
William Neary, of Cleveland Ohio, is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Neary, ON West Oak street.
Miss Liz lie Frazer of Lebanon, who was
entertained by Miss Maggie Schafier, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Miss Cambria Wyatt Of Philadelphia, is a
visitor at the residence of Hon. and Mrs
Joseph Wyatt on North Main street
Misses Amy Meyer and Maud Schum, Of
Pottsvile and Robert Whitaker of Maha.
noy City, were seen i'm town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Drew returned TO
their home in Houtzdale to-day after spend
ing the Fourth with the latter's parents on
North Chestnut street.
Mrs. Slough and daughter Nettie of
Philadelphia, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Tosh, on South West street Mrs.
Slough is a sister of Mr.. Tosh
Messrs. A. p. Smith and Robert Linton
transacted business at Mahanoy Plane and
Girardyille to-day.
Sylvester S. Deegan left for Downingtown
this morning, after attending the funeral of
his mother.
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PITHY POINTS
happenings Throughout the Country
Chrunioled Tor Hasty PerusaI.

happenings Throughout the Country
Chronioied Tor Hasty Perusai.
A soldiers monument was dedicated az
Lewistown ON Monday.
The regular meeting of the School Board
will he held this evening.
A lost pocket book is advertised for In
another column with a reward to the finder
The hottest day In the year was yesterday
Cooler weather is predicted by the weather
man.
Robbers a second time broke into the New
Boston station. The booty consisted Of 10
cents, four pistols and some property Of
station agent
The 20th annual convention Of the state
Dental Association convened at Glen Summit
yesterday. it will be in session until Friday
DIR. G. NJ. Bordncr, Of town, is i'm attendance.
Del Gressang is out with a challenge Ia
Brewer, champion of Gimrdville, to race
track or road scratch or pursuit, 8 To 25 miles
for prize not exceeding in value the L. A
W. limit
sixteen-year-od son of Gottlcib Btusch
of Minersvlle, fell down an elevator shaft al
Richardson colliery distance Of about 30
feet yesterday morning and sustained prob
able fatal internal injuries.
Dead Stuck" for bugs. Used by IT, s
Government A liquid insect powder Wont
stain. 6-ll39teod
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ANNIVERSARY.
The Members Of John w stokes Looge
I. o. o. r., Celebrate.

I. o. o. r., Celebrate.
The ninth anniversary of John w. Stokes
Lodge No. 5l5 J. o. o. f., was celebrated IN
Robbins opera house last night by the msm-
hers holding an entertainment in which
there were many pleasing features and which
was supplemented by the service Of refresh
mcnts. There was good attendance Of
members Of the lodge and friends aud at
about eleven o'clock everyone started for
home we'll pleased with the events Of the
evening.
The entertainment was conducted by Rev,
D. l. Evans. pastor of the Welsh Baptist
church, who made an efficient master Of
Ger, monies and after singing by the assem-
hiago and prayer made a very interesting
address on Odd Fellowship. he traced the
origin Of the brotherhood back to a fraternity
of mechanics and lahorcrs which existed in
Luudou, England, in the latter part Of the
1Sth century, known as the Ancient and
Honorable Loyal Odd Fellows" aud from
which sprng the Union Orlor of odd
Fellows" aud subsequently, in 1913 the
Manchester Unity" Eventually Thomas
Wildey, the pioneer Of American Odd Fellow
ship, commenced work self instituted
lodge existed as carly as 1902 in Baltimore,
another i'm New York in 1906, and in 1919
the fraternity in the United States assumed
its present form. The total membership Of
the Order in America is now close to 1,000,
OOO Rev. Evans address was full Of en-
couagement to the members of the Order
and exceedingly appropriate in defining the
true principles of the organization. In a
statement on the standing of John w. Stokes
Lodge it was shown that for the year ending
March 25, 1897, there was paid out for relief
Of the sick, S1,279; for burial purposes, S46O;
total of 81 ,730
The following program followed the ad-
dress: Singing by eight ladies; recitation, IL.
p. Gable song, Miss Ella Wyatt mandolin
/ duet, Messrs. Sanford Shoemaker and
Hypolite Lawson duet, Misses Alice Town
send and Ella Wyatt recitation, Lewis Lehe;
song, Harry Reese solo, Miss Annie Robin
son SOLO Thomas Hall. The program was
divided into two parts Upon the conclusion
| of the first sandwiches and lemonade were
served, after the second part there was a SER
vice Of ice cream and fruit. 1t was one of
the most enjoyable anniversary celebrations
the lodge has had.
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Base BAH.

The Combination team, composed OF the
hest players of Gimrdville's three base ball
mines, aud the Jackson team played great
game at the former place on Monday. The
game was one for blood up to the seventh
inning the score being 5 to 4 in favor of the
home team. The features of the game was
Bordey's base running, Kinneys pitching
and Flaherty's hitting, all Combination
players. The battery work of Monaghan
aud Kinney was excellent the pitcher strik-
ing out Ia men. The score was IA to in
inyor Of tho Combination team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-07

J. Alfred Kester ct al, to VIM. Trout, ct ux
premises in Ashland
Daniel Shepp ct al, to Celeste Longo,
premises in Nelson City.
Patrick LOTUS ct al, to John Cuff, premises
in Shenandoah
John Cuff ct ux, to Jas, NJ Malley, prem
ises in Shenandoah
John Lusczyuski ct ux, to s. s. Ryan,
premises in Shenandoah.
Jonathan Emerich ct ux to VIM. Snyder,
premises in Port Carbon.
Nathaniel Yarouski to Hattie Seeman.
premises in Pottsvile.
James Nesbit ct ux, to Richard Brennan,
lot on Primrose Hill, Cass township.
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PROGRESS.
BARGAIN STORE

Was opened on Saturday, June
10Th, with an entire new stock of ladies'
and gents furnishings, fancy goods,
notions, hosiery, ribbons, laces and em-
broideries, ladies and children's waists
and wrappers, table cloths, toweling and
napkins. A specially in ladies corsets,
the celebrated II. & II. corset, long steel
being protected with leather covers.
Having been engaged with the New York
Progress Hat and Cap Company, for
many years, which has dissolved bust
ness, and whose stock have retained,
consisting of 500 dozen different STYLES
of caps, will be disposed of at the
following prices Children's and mems s
caps, cents and upwards ladies' and
misses tam o'shanters at less thar half
the cost of manufacturing. Every our-
chaser of SI.oo worth of goods, all
marked in plain, lowest cash figures, will
receive a cap free. Larger purchasers
will be presented with finer quality of
cap in proportion to the amount of their
purchase.
One lot of dress goods at exceedingly
low figures Also a lot of children s
nobby suits at bargain prices.
LADY CLERKS IN ATTENDANCE.
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B. Y. U. RALLY.
An Interesting Program Arranged For the
Sessions Tomorrow.

An Interesting Program Arranged For the
Sessions Tomorrow.
The Bapti. Yonng Peoples Union of the
Eastern N',',i,t oi the Reading Baptist Asso-
citation "it, Eold a grand rally IN the Calvary
Baptist church tomorrow. The following
program has been arranged:
MORNING.
1O:3O Praise and promise meeting, Miss
Fannie Morgan.
11:OO, Address of welcome Rev. D. I.
Evans; response, Rev. d. J. Killian, Maha-
noy City singing
1880, Reports from societies.
1900, Adjournment
AFTERNOON.
300, Devotional meeting, Rev. J. c.
Killian, New Jersey.
2:3O, Paper by Miss Vaughn, of Ashland
3:OO Junior Work. Rey. J. c. Killian,
New Jersey singing.
$3.50, Systematic beneficence, Mr.. E. S.
Reinhold, Mahanoy City; singing; offering
business adjournment.
EVENING
$50, Song service, Miss Edith Williams, n.
j.
700, Selection by Giardyile choir; reel. "a.
ton by Miss Malley, of llazleton.
73O, Address by Rev. jennings St. Clair
singing; recitation by Miss NIalley, of Halle
ton.
500, Address, Seeking and Winning New
Members" Rev. Hon. p. NJ. Evans, of Halle
ton; offering; anthem, choir; benediction.