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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-23
LET THERE BE LIGHT. "

So many of our people were in
doubt about the cost Of an electric
light plant, and as to whether the
town was large enough 10 make it
practicable and self sustaining or
not, that mum Der VI our most en-
terprisiug citizens got together and
decided to send for an expert to
come and go over the town and
make estimates and report on the
matter. In accordance with this
arrangement, John 8. Mitchell, the
Secretary aud Superintendent Of
the Weston Electric Light, Power
and Water Company, was sent for
and arrived in Kingwood Thurs.
day morning.
In company with the Mayor aud
other town officials, and the editors
Of the Journal and ARGUS, ne went
all over the town and located the
arc lights and the plant, and where
tho poles should be set and the
wires run, aud then from the plat
OF the town, he made out very
careful report and estimate Of the
cost Of the whole business. This
report is on file ut this office for the
inspection Of anyone desiring 10
see it.
Mr.. MitchelPs figures for a new
plant ont and out amounted to
81, S37.40, and for the same thirg
all new, except the dynamos and
engine, the latter to be second
hand, but warranted good as new,
$500. The operating expenses
will not average over 500 per
month, according to Mr.. Miichelfs
report, and be declared the town
big enough and the circumst ,nces
in every way favorable for the es-
tablishment Of plant.
A public meeting was held in the
Court House that night. attended
10y a good sized crowd, considering
the very short notice and The fact
that there were services at all the
churches in town that night. Mr..
Mitchell gave his fgures and ex-
planned every detail of the business
in highly satisfactory manner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-23

we know q no review published. in this
county o. in Europe. which combines so succeee-
iwy ~ thc hnEEichN MourH.y tho a.erirrgs
tne'ine3s, and energy Of Journalism with he
sound judgment. carefully weighed opiriso evs~f
kn2w cEe, and wc.-cho8cn English of The purslv
literary periodical. '--7hc Clto5k. F'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
Railroads.
NETWORK
CENTRAL a!
~ n puDS0N RIVER r. n
g. HUDSON RIVER r. n.

.o..,r st.,ior Iod s,ro,.
From Sranu r,n,irs sal, r,,,u.
$50 A. M.--Except sunusS hmlpa,e 9tato ENptcsa
Fastest train IN tns ~ pns p,T. 40 AS "
Syracuse. ana NognrH.sf' 7Lus 80 ~ II, s,,o ~,
Niagara Fails o;oo T. II 10 i'i"''eu 10 W
seating capacity,- r... natl sor po,r.L.z.
BIT n. M.-pelIy. pnnho.,er pr1niso "sSITrIsu.
Albany, Utica. Syracusc' No'"0''''' D"'"o N'"Hsta
Falls, and Chicago. o,,a,r nav r,nro., ,x =,
1890 A.. M.-ExccpI sunuay 20 ENP'eNs VI Ah
important New fork ~ pv. ,u,,od c-
II r. M.-Dniiy. s9lanoroiis ana e. 'pNs
lumbus, Clnclhnntl, ~ h,nnny I-tL,, NV
Stops at PouSnkeeps,e' A'"""'' S"" S''""Ss'
Rochester,. anu buItn'v cnocIo, ror no,.,,.
HOO T.. M.--Dhly' "A Stn,a a, U E',"Le
Cleveland, Ioltuo ~ S.nns' ,f,t,a" Wy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
Real Estate Private sales.

Hall J. How q Co. have sold the fou- lots on the
south side OF 10th street, 1I0 feet east CT Fifth
avenue. for the Jackson estate. TO Morris Stein
hardt.
James Kyle & Sons have sold for Frank l.. wnr.
rem the nve.stury partner house. No. 3sI East
Lionel Froelich has sold No. l1S East Ssventy
third street, q four. story dwelling, 1sxSUE74NiOO
for Mr.. Ludwlck to Mrs. Aufsas; also No. Ias East
story dwelling. No az East siIty.irst street., for
John Daley 10 reported to have sold a plot of
about seven lots. fronting lvp. 10 feet on the Bou.
, e. na, 100 feet on iostn strsst; ioi:s feet on
street, wish . three.story frame house aud frame
J. Rom.ine Brown & Co. have sold for Andrew
D.yo of Yonkers Nos. $3.50 to 542 West Thirty
third street. old b%uiidinRs, plot 7oxys. .. to Hay
ward 4 chiid'. owners OF adjoining properly.
George A. bowman has sold for Mrs. =. G. STRAIT.
ton No. AL West Seventeenth street, a nve.story
double brick tenement house.
No. 7Yo 81. Nicholas avenue. three and .a.nsif story
limestone front dwelling. to a Mr.. Mackinows: also
for the West Side BANK to Z. j. Dunpr No. %
convent avenue. fosr.story stone and brick dwell.
ing.
William A. White & Sons have sold FOR Charles
J.. Cliuch No. slp Easr Tnirtieih street. three.story
w. q. Rule has sold Tor ]. H.. Hiidreth. as
trustee. a plot on the north side OF lhsth street,
tl.6 feet east OF SteoDins avenue, 7bxlOt.
Adler & Herman have sold TO John Bick the lot
with house anu stable. No. BB4 East iibth street.
bs2. ana os4 Third avenue. three nvn ltory apart.
ment houses. on plot s1xl0O. for about $3.50 900:
also for George Fink Nos. ef7. 2o9. and POI West
135th street. three five story fat houses on plot
1Osxl00. for about el25. 900.
Edward and Henry Hirsh have resoid to James
u. Ravens. for Improvement. tue northwest cor
100.
L. J. Carpenter has sold for the schermerhorn
sixty. sixth street. between First and Second ave.
MUGS, to George Bangor for Improvement.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF O amborg
st.. rs follows, md i've minutes earlier from West
28d St:
Q.00 4. M.-yestibule express daily for waveriy.
S.oW blnseamtqn' Eim,ra. Bunalo, Bradford ar
C.0l Y. M.-yestibule limited. Fast mail daily.
N,OO Sold train for Chicago. VIA CLau'auquA Lake.
arrives Clevel nd OF 7:t0 A. NJ, Chicago 5 p. ".
sleepen to Chicago. Cleveland. AMI Cincinnati Din
'%7..SSInT p. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland vest,bul. E1
s'cO press, daily, arrives at Burfalo 7ls A, NJ,
Bradford 7:lb A. NJ, jamestown 0;55 A, NJ, Cleyo'
land l:lb i. n. (Sleepers to Buna,o and Cleveland,
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago, ana
the West.
OK =. VI. DAILY.-via chautauqua Lake and
o.fO Niagara Falls. Solid train 20 Chicago. Sleep.
ers 10 HornellsNille. Chicago, and Cincinnati, Dining
car.
TIcKETs, LOCAL TIME CARDS, ULLMA
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. Il3. 2Bl. 40I. and
DOT Broadway. la7 Bowery. 1870 East l25th ST., and
81 West l2hth ST, Chambers and West Esd 81. ferries
New York; 388 aud 726 Fulton ST.. 100 broadway,
baooklyni goo Hudson at. Hoboken. and jersey Gig
station Westcott'B express calls for and checks b14
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SATURDAY. April 17.-GRArN Spot
was fairly active for export and higher. Sales
100. 900 bush. for export. OF No. / northern
spring. 10000: No. . Chicago. 10000. and So
600 ungraded on private terms for export. Free
on board afloat-No. 1 northern spring New
York. s2lac.; do. Duluth, s3loc.; No. 3 hard
winter, 774c.; No. 2 do. 79i2o. Futures adj
vanccd 1ls924c. After "'Change" May on
curb was 77l9a79lac.. closing 79lac.. or &c.
higher than the official closing prices. Future
sales 100000 BUSH, as follows:
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PROPOSALS FOR leISCH STEEL MORTAR foRa-
IiNGs-orlnancc onlce, War Department. wash,
ington, March Is. ls0s. sealed pr9posa,s' IN IMupMM.
DAY. APRIL 10. 1877, and then publicly opened, t9s
supplying tho Ordnance Department, US. Army, Win
sixty four sets. more or less, OF steel ForRinge. OF
American manufacture, for l2inch mortars. BIOS
will be received for all or part OF foregoing. 1nforma-
tion furnished upon application to Bris'den. d. W.
@ Chief of Ord.
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/prN April II


Apru 10. April 7.I Aprn o.Aprfi ~
ches 4 o.. IL los st p com -. 72h nv
Chic aAs... 80 81 So R'way.. III IN
Del a Hud.. l 8 lo3 SO R'way p 8 2A1
Gen Elcc... 81 400. standR&T 6s 6st
Kan 4 T pr. 2ep 2eSsI T G, r.. p2L 21a
Lou 4 Nash d 43s. Union PSc. 8 8
MANI Con. s4a sA4 U 8 Leath p 5Aia 50
n w COM. 1884 lo3 wabash pr. 12 liz
N Pao com. lla liz w Un Toll. 6oS 30
N Pae pr. 34b 3d~4lwh&LEp 2S go
Government bonds firm, The 4s Q OF 1907
eloScd 4 y cent. higher bid; Hallway n9nas
Valley Terminal bs, and Missouri. Kansas and
were In Atchison general As, q y cent, to 79ia
Chicago and Eastern Illinois general bs. ,o, TO
Missouri Miss kansas and Eastern lists, l. y cent, to
90io.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
92c. Bar silver in, London closed at % lied;
Mexican silver dollars were quoted Mt 4Sla8
49ac. Exports to Europe to-day 5000 ounces.
Money. on call, 1helia y cent. Time
money is quoted as follows: sixty Days =
cont; six months. 3 y cent, and bal;
snce Of the yeNr, 3la y Gent, and twelve months, !
Commercial paper quiet. Prime Endorsed bills
receivable are quoted at 3,aS3a y cent. choice
and and prime 9nms single n .'s5 names q nes at S%s4 ' een''' ana
Sterling exchange market strong at I'M
sterling, $4.S7 for long bills and, ,k4.SS.2 Ior
demand. Actual rates are: Long bills, $4.s6io
fors, S4.Ss. Francs are quoted at b.17ip@5.167s
for long and 5;l5os@5.15 for short; rsichs.
short; auilders. 40,s94O $40 for long and
40 5.l6940as for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Five cents discount. Charleston-Buying, par;
selling, is premium. Savannah-Buying. l-18
of selling, par. New O~rlcans-Bank, 81. 80 pre-
MUM: commercial. so cents prcmium. San
Francisco-Sight 17i2 cents premium; telegraph
20 cents premium. st. Louis-50 cents pre-
MUM. Chicago-50 cents premium. Cfncin-
nati-Bctwecn banks, % cents discount; over
counter, par.
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Roundsmsn Campbell Operated Or for Appen-
dicftIs.

HVuHVb"UH Nu"pUbH OptFuVcu Uu TUT Appeu-
dicitis.
Roundsman James F. Campbell. who has
been attached to the-Centre Street Court and
Special Sessions Court squad FOR the past eight
years. 10 in the Presbyterian Hospital at the
point Of death. as q result OF an operation per-
formed on Friday night for appendicitis. Camp.
bell WAS in unusually good spirits while on
dty on Thursday. but that night he became
the case was tiaRnosed as appendicitis. On
Friday night he was removed to tho hosnital.
and an operation was performed. Campbell
10 Al years old. ar was appointed to the force
IA 1873. He lives at 213 East Seventy-eighth
street.
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including gold baianos .s225, 4Io.e5 SECS. 400. sss
Money in London. leCaa y cent. Rates OF dis
count in open market for both short and three
months bills. III v cent. Paris advices quote 8
y cents at 102 francs 20 centimes. Exchange on
London. % francs l2l2 confines.
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
dnY warh na fnllnWa.
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Lehiqh VALLEY Railroad.

Stations foot OF Cortlandt and Desbrosses sts.
9ia0 A. N. daily Sunday q A. M for MACCA
Sis 4. NJ. daily. for WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON
!week days.: ELMIRA week days. ITHACA: GENE:
the West, and principal local points; dining car and
Io.so a. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for MAucH
CHUNK and intermediate poin's.
1900 " naGn s1'.s D stSsR sHSd EaXxiPREss"
arrives Buffalo a:55 7. NJ; Pullman vesubule Day
a Ia carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleepcrs
to Detroit and Chicago.
CHUNK and intermediate points.
Lao z n; daily, exccn. Sunday. for VILLAS.
gfons: chair car for Wilkesbarre.
ssIS p n; daily sS;ept SUNDAY for Wis
mediate stations. Connects for all points In c,urs.
gions. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car TO Wilkesharrr.
SilS +. u. daily. for EASToN and internediats
8,IO r. VI. daily. except Sunday. Express for Stat
Ington and principal intermediate stations. con.
meets for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car to Stat
Zoo P. NJ. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
and all points West. Pullman sleeper vestibule train
eiaO P. NJ, daily. except SUNDAY. stopping only az
SOUTH PLAINFIELD.. EAsToN. BETHLEIEM.
sEvH. R SaHHk: Ii q I. AT Tayfllo and sf krfFA 10.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None but sleeping car
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
TER. BUFFALO. q FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman sleepers TO Chicago and liurai".
Sleeper to Wilkesbarre.
BOUND BROOK and Intermediate points leave a. fol-
lows: 900 A. NJ, ESQ, ago. and $3.50 p. VI. ll:5uP.
N. SATURDAYS only.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3. 30,
28l. 273. o4l. and 1929 Broadway, ~ F. lith St: 100
f. l23th ST., 1917 Bowery,S y Hho Fulton 81 : Con1
n. Y. Transfer co. Will call for aud rhg'k baggage
from hotel Or residence through t" destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18

1)RoPosAL FOR le.INCH SPRING RETURN o
L TAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Onico, war Depart,
ment. Washington, d. c., March IL, lSpI.-Seaiea
proposals, in duplicate. will be received here until .
ociorE r, NJ, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1897, and then
publicly opened. for supplying the Ordnance Depart,
ncnt. U. s. Army, with sixty more or less sprps
United States assumes responsibility for all claims for
ali or for part OF foregoing. Information furnished
upon application to Brig. Gen. d. W. FLAGLER, CHER
.f nHN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
THE SUN. SUNDAY. APRIL 1s, 1897.

Improvement in the cash demand" ~Butter-CroAm.
cry, Western. i79Qlsc. Bggs-state, 100.
SUoAR-Raw,d dull and unchanged, oe' test, sRe-B2o.i
CO. test, Q 1896. Refined dull.
CHicAeo. April 7.-These wore to-day'a prices:
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Ratlroads.
49, --.~~ r---~~-~~--~.~~
New York and Boston All Rail,

y. " y. H. a ii. II. X. ami connections,
From Grand Central Station.
Leave BY way Of Duo
1900 A, NJ, Springne d ana Worcester. $50 +, VI.
1000 A. M,t'New London aud Providence, 300 r. NJ.
1908 4. NJ, New London AMI Providence. 4 40 y. n,
1900 NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $40 T., NJ.
u; 900 y. NJ - Air Line and n. T.. Il H.. GOO J., N.
l;ug I, NJ, New London All Providence. 7;2iP III.
300 NJ, 'New London aud Providence. 400 y. II.
400 7. NJ, springfield and Wor" ester. 1000 T.. NJ.
b;OO y. NJ, 'NGw London and Providence, II 90 +. II,
1900 J.. NJ, springfield and Worcester. 0;l5 A. VI,
1900 j ~ New London and Providence. 6;2o A. III.
'Runs daily, including Sunday,
+tBay state Limited; all parlor cars; fare o.. in.
Guiding parlor car seat.
.Airl Line Limited; arrives at and departs from Park
Square station, boston. Return service same hour
and by same route.
Through pariur and sleeping cars by each train.
4. 7. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Barley steadier. New feeding. 2e1997c.. cost
and freight to Bunalo; mailing. $50 age. as TO quality.
Rye-was dull. but nrmer. state. 4094lc.; No. Q West
ern, 375.c. cost and freight TO Buffalo. Corn-Spot
was dull. Sales 10000 bush. None for export. No. 2
mixed, 10000 at s07sc. in store. and 5000 No. = do.
Bic. delivered. Futures ad vanced isc. to 10, but lost
this In most cases. After &C ange May on curb was
2sSGt29l2c closing 291sc. Future sales 90, 900 bush.
as follows:
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Pennsylvania

=
STATIONS foot OF DesDr"sse; anu C9rt!sndt ste;
Car New York to Chicago. No coaches.
300 a, NJ. FAST E;.Pit'snurg and Cleveland:
1000 a; N: ~ENNsrL'A HSIins s MITEp9 = nnd AN
servation Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo,
Cincinnati, indianapolis L1nlsy'ile, 81; k9n parss
600 p. n. WESTERN ExPREsS.-For Cleveland.
,s en- A. A. ; N. FGg T 6Tn%E ESTER s1 ESFREss.-ror Gin.
500 r. NJ. PACIFIC ExPRESs.-For PittsburE and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND THE U
8. $3.50. $3.50, 1910 Dining Car. II A. NJ, J. e:lo
Carsl. 1880 Dining Carr, 8 Dining Car. 9 p, NJ.
12:io night. sunday. $50. $3.50. II 4. n. IS;so
as. sSSnG PfninS car 5iis s CpininS sft cara 1na . Pn Ms Is:?iiS
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-E1press. $3.50 P. N. and
TEAST nItH csoSHsSf L1yE.-E1pre,s. $50 A. NJ. and .
F. N. daily.
fdk o afE f6ISf e6MP6R AFl AND 4: asu Z: Il.
~c1PY.-E1piess. ii:,o p. M. weekdays.
ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant, 9:1oA. NJ, 1914
S:to. 5:lo. and 1850 P. n. Sundays. s:4a A. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ESQ, 1880. 8. $3.50. 8. $3.50 90 Pennsylvania Limitedl
1910 Dining Carr. IL A. NJ. l2. l, 2:10. 8, 4. 4:30.
s:sO. 9 :. 3 +. G G.f }a:i6 sp nisRt. Sun Sunday 3 sD' e:Iss. $780, $40.
o, $50. 10 (Limited), 10. II A. NJ. 2 Dining Car. /.
$50 Dining Carl 8 Dining Carr 9 Dining Carr.
Ticket onnces Nos. 4s1. 94l, 1895. 1928. Ill. and 26l
Broadway. l Aston House, and foot OF Desbroeses and
SSrtls and n s,si 1 G0 Hnss st; s seS pu hSaos s., ss si ssGsa.
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will
cali for and check baggage from hotels and resi.
], d s4 rT TeTGSss 5S destination I.R, WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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dividends aud anterest.
&lertiuua aud aleetinas.

SPECIAL NOTICE
To members OF the Association OF Exempt Eiremen Of
the City OF New York
AZ the Quarterly Meeting OF the Association to be
heid Tuesday, April e2. at the Jefferson Market
hoona4. very important measures win be introduced
AFFECTING. che welfare Of the widows and Orphans
FUND and the tnteresta OF each member OF the Asso-
citation. Hou are earnestly requested to be present 70
take Aotioh on same.
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DELAWARE. LAckAw.>>, AND WESTERN

H. ~
Stations I'm New l"rL. foot or barclay ana
shrisiopicr SIS.
yRSTIRlI THlINs. PULLMAN BCFFER
Ans. PINTsan LIGHT.
Direct route To Newark, Bloomfield, Montclair: the
Oranges. summit, Ecrnardsvlllc, l'asking Ridge. Mad
ison, Morristowu. Passaic, Paterson, .Boonton, Dover.
StNnhope. newton. nudds Lake, Lake HopatconG,
Philliuslurg. Eastou, Water Gap, stroudsburg. Pocono
Mountain, Scranton. Pttston. Wilkesbarre. Ssnticoke,
IInvillr, Northumberland, Montrose, BinghamtOn,
oxford. Norwich, Waterville. Utica, Richfeld Springs.
cortland. syracuse, Oswegc. Ithaca, owego, ElmirA
Corning, Bath, Dansville, Buffalo. and all points West,
Northwest, aud Southwest.
500 4. M.-Dlnshamton Mail, Stops at principal
stations.
1000 4. N.-ICafe Carr Bunaio. Scranton, B!ns.
hHmtou, syracuse. and OsweRo Express. Pullman
bUfct parlOr ears. Connecting at Bun alo with
trairs for Chicago and points West.
liOO y. M.-scranton. Binghamton. and Elmira RI'
Iscs;; Pullman buffet gsrior cara. s
Express. Pullman BUFFET parior cars.
5ibO u. .--(Daily)-Chicago Vestibule Limited EK'
press for scranton. Binghamton. Elmira, Bunalo.
Pullman buffet sleeping car, New York TO Chicago.
Dining car west OF Buffalo.
si3O T.. M.-CDaily - Buralo Express. Pullman
NJ. Morris. aud Buffalo. arriving Buffalo ( A., NJ
OiaO II. M.-tDailyl-Bufa lo. Scranton, Bingham
ton, ithaca, Utica, Syracuse, and Oswego Express.
Pullman buffet sleeprrs.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze & Soma, Ltd. ll3 Broadway. II Park place. and
42s broadway. Tickets al Ferry stations. ui2 Broad.
way, III ith aV.. cor. 18th St. 50 West l25th st. "a.
ioo broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full In
formation at all stations.
Westcotts Express company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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2rnrGaals.

npoPosAIs FOR ieINcH BREEoH.LoApINo
partment, Washington, March IN. ~ies7.Iseaied Pros,
posals, in duplicate. Will be received nero un III. .
publicly opened, for finishing and assembling Sky.
four i3inch Bteeoh.Ionding Rined Mortars, NOR %,
less. the principal parts being supplied by the Unlteu
states. bid will also be received for sixty four .. u.
Steel Mortnra complete, moro or less, In ACCORDANCE
WIN the specincations governing inspection and man
ufscture Of steel Mortars. United states assumes re,
snonsIbility for ali claims for patents ON these NOR
tara, pids vii be received for all or part OF foreEo'
Ing Information furnished upon application TO Brig
Oen II N. AUIF Chief OF Ord.
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F1NhNo1zD AND COMMERCIAL.

Hsw Ysvk stock ExohsnEe-saies ApFn NJ.
UNITED STATES AND STATE ON Q l.ooos).
8 9 "a c.losbl 2AbI vaF deb s-ss
2Usbs,o ."...114Sl Of losl.....0ds
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No. 8 do, 23it@g3Hc.; No. e white. clipped. 25iac.;
rejected mixed. 20.c.; rejected white. 2pac.; No. .
mixed. delivered. 23i4c.; track mixed. 22G23iac.,
track white, 23G2sc. Futures were nrner. Future
sales, none.
Thurs.
Opening. Hiohest. Lotrest. Closing. Night.
Nay May ."..''" s5H sdh
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SO Erie r r
100 Ed of
Brook.
600 Gen Elec
10 Lake Sh. :
500 Lacl @ p.
aIS5 Lon 4 N.
500 Man Con
20 MtchC
$50 N.K&Tp
2o8O n J Cent
1893 Cent
so Nat Id p
200 SY.S&w
600 y Y. s &
w pr.
40 Nor Pac.
a575 N Pac D..
25 ont & W
100 Fac MAIL
1885 Phil r.
$50 Phil 4 p
LIST pr.
sos Phil & r
I'd pf...
100 Pui p al G.,
100 st L & 8
LIST p.
800 ST 4 8
I'd p.
2575 st o.
100 stmR&T
cnO 90 Pac..
Is0 SO Rwy
$40 SO Ry p.
SEQ 7 4 l..
goo Tn Pac..
100 U $ L....
1775 s l. p.
$50 wab p.
500 W U Tel
u w6IED
100 W I'm II.
Tota
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Total shle3, I,SOO Bhhre0-
The herald., 1897-11-04
POMONA

POMONA, Nov. 3.-(Regular Cores
pondence) A number of the young men
of this city will meet at the Hotel Palo-
mares on Thursday evening to take
steps to revive the Social Hour club and
be given at the Palomares this winter.
The plan proposed is for about thirty
young men to contribute to a member
ship fund of 50 each, which entities them
to a membership in the club and the
privilege to attend each dance given by
paying an admission of 81 per dance
while those outside of the club to whom
members may extend invitations to at
tend will be required to pay $3.50 admis-
sion.
w. H. Crow of San Dimas has had
plans drawn for six-room house to
cost about 5000 which he intends build
ing. Mrs. Gregg of this city has an
eight or nine hundred dollar house un-
der construction on North Carey avenue.
The homes of George Woy on North
Carey avenue, and l. c. Carter on West
Second street, have just come out of the
painters hands, and the grounds of A.
c. Abbott on East Holt are being leyeled
and improved.
The Pomona Steam laundry is having
a large cesspool dug for the disposal of
waste water, the erection of the Stand
ara Oh company's tanks and warehouse
next door necessitating change from
the method formerly used by them in
running waste water on a vacant lot.
VIII 5. Hammer left this morning for
Denver, Colo, where he will join the
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cultural ooumlcn1oQo III hao 6oon outhof.I
ised to Seprsoent ~ county C uaara-
mento, In = hortioultural way.
The bulls Of the orange market--th0
erowers-seem to have got the worst
If the Citrus union with the bears. -tlie
r rackers-and instead Of co.operat;ng to-
gether for the mutual good, the latte~
have got the cinch on the game and do
the debating. AZ was to be expected
when the combine was proposed. In
stead of fixing the price Of oranges for
the holiday trade at 1926, as proposed
by the growers, the bears Of the market
have forced the price down to $3.75 for
the very best and choicest and from that
down to 81 per box. This was the re-
suit of consultation with Riverside
and Los Angeles and Santa Ana. In
stead of keeping up the price of the
edged fruit of the foothlll belt to its
proper place 1t has been dumped with
the inferior fruit down toward the coast
and must go at the price Of the latter.
The Episcopal parishes of San Ber-
nardino and Riverside counties have
formed an association for united work
to hold meetings once q month in the
several churches of Redlands, San Ber-
nardino and Riverside, and the holding
of q united Sunday school and guild
convention once quarter at each place.
The first united service will be held next
Sunday evening at st. Johns church Of
San Bernardina, at which Rev. DIR.
Easten Of Redlands will preach the
sermon, assisted by Rev. DR.. Dotten of
Riverside and Rev. ]. H. D. Browne OF
the home church..