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New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

:a% e; s:.s s1s s s Il? f !
ReIs wssfns 81 oas S. reaans s. GSas4 light
prime helfer. s. G5qsi co. old 70 prime fat butchers
G in day best s|na natives and canadis IS
and sprnsers steady for Shose Veal , @ s1fs
.pened active at closing prices q ast week; Yorkers
+ Sgst 3Sgs 80 sreSisa @sSm pS. sai TO- henvx s @
r'ushs s. 2oass 20. Sheep and lambs q cars sale
a, 'lac ahScc missd hse9 s9a s. eeast %
l ages lsTs, g fsyy s ,ogs 4 % PeStF
- st. st. Los: puts 1as c.,'Ie .e. Joe iG%sr Ha,ys ship
S"sr socker. and feeies 81 5oas IS hsfsr s2g
y giS' Ss & sSs:s as,%
Ia,ss Texas .cep s. aGdsa 30. lambs siGs5 25
East 81 ssz sGs 90 aug 81 oSs sfy @ s 5n sss nH
SSs & Ss' s Hm sSiH 9s a FS g. ESaxsr ay 81 a
asa, roughs. SO 50Gs3 80 sheep slow; choice 81 l5q
"a sslSs. 2c ';93p :. scss s, ''' o. spring '' veal
rs s, s,sD' TTs !Say vss sse%sd ns only & S
,sa smsare s, 'n anl prices we're steady r desaes orngS
While mo ns sns %sds M a a''s Tor the S S Of
naive With ats .as, largely % u at s 81 choice The he
socer and feeder trade active to-day AT 81 25as4 40
sSS 9oSGS snI aSn n1 stun Sa Animated at Steady
prices or good lo. and ca YES were nnehangei Texas
% a, the big receipts today ard 'sr as they were con-
boomed the market % to so cent per 100 n last
starting supplies for
hi. noln and expectations than realized The
hos, rcrs were pai early AMI the market closed fully
mo lower most OF supply being taken. Sales
~ an extreme range of 81 50s3 o. the bulk Of the hogs
crossing the sea n 81 I0n$3 50 Light weights
and weakened the least The
~ sheep unusually large for Monday and prices
h,ohe about &c general OF sheep and 25c
for lambs sheep salable at 81 5oas4 10 r poor q
,rIme with sales largely 81 J0dS3 So Lambs sold
slowly Al 81 hoash. far Rams
ga a, s2Ts3 and Western sheep slow
81 t01s3 s5 Recclpts-Cattc 1900 head hogs. 1900
head; sheep 22.O0O head.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
ANOTHER FREAK STEAMSHIP.
From Industries and Iron.


we have referred OF several occasions TO the Bazin
steam-ro.lcr vessel and predicted. with what has
since proved to he substantial accuracy. its certain
failure We observe that boat constructed on a
similarly revolutionary principle is being construct
eI in Toronto. The Bazin was designed for a sSeed
of forty miles hour but this vessel. according TO
tho record is going across the Atlantic In forty
ciyht hours from which II Will be seen the estimated
speed s nearly double that OF the French nasco.
The Canadian vessel consists Of three gigantic
steel cylinders the outer one being l0 feet In length
and % feet in diameter Within this there Is another
cylinder OF the same length. but cnly twelve feet In
ala meier the two being braced together as TO
form sort OF paddle wheel. on the outside cyln-
dor there are placed paddles as In paddle wheel
of ordinary dimensions. third cylinder IL placed
wrhn the other two, few inches smaller than the
second one ball-bearngs are placed between the
second and third cylinders. and by means of engines
placed within the interior cylinder the two outside
ones are made 10 revolve at high rate OF speed
The boat therefore. is virtually "A huge paddle
wheel rolling over the water Instead OF through It,
with the passengers engines and steering apparatus
in its centre. Altogether II seems very curious
piece OF mechanism: but the boat Is actually being
constructed and IL expected TO be ready for trial
Lake Ontario In August
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03

again in the afternoon and values rallied back 10 sIG
for September which the closing nsSre hs ny co..
S nsW byond "" few uncertain rmors from Paris
where wheat and -four. although opening partially ~ ~
9Sns until Gws :. tn. ufnss es snnI Showed gain
franc centme: The foreign "rsnnen and even at
;ha, hour rmors accepances we're current par
q ne sc s.1p 4s. IN cSn ' 51f
little more favorable on Inc wnor r sone To-
Calculation OF the outlook States and nds that
ias sSys@Ss Of ,ss e.
SssE. ncIs"se w se S Ss III. Visible
now i1sI4O0O bush against 4G1S.Wo bush Ia. & year;
gained 1900 during the apd is now c;s,
bush There was an ncreass q 1 o'o" npsn N Cpn,r n
closed Tie usual Mondays foreign statistics were no,
received Of the export business to-day was No
red red oes SssG s sser soa early Snd s b.
anOa late august and ss 5ep.%esyT 90 % Sno,ed %
afeat; hard NewYork SC first half septemhSer pr,SS
hc, wind reports from Kansas ana other states had
sharp advance after the opening followed By reaction @ lon
vance, Speculation was IN fairly broad scale par,icu
iary n, ihe West: where the feeling seems TO- be that
prove very interesting the speculative fraternity After
noon dispatches from the corn belt were little more
isfs fsf Ta in n"" many F cns The adTanc prices sSu,
cut export orders and only 1900 bush No cora were
~ aaos, There was decrease Of $1,000 husi. in thc
vlshy supply the total now berg isoo ooo bush again,
asosi "ss Teasns ST total t5S'
irmness in corn; closing prices being sc ne, higher.
dnp ZOO bush heavy white cats Owing 70 decrease
2a 600 bush in the ,ss ybls I supply he total was low
oats suStss %s. 81 oats 2,s So
45. BaraiO. BARLEY quiet: i:QH qao'Sd.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
ntract prices follows:

COFFEE-There tolerably steady but quiet
ket for Brazilian coffee futures to-day Opening steady
points decline subsequent variations few and
important with the market finally steady at decline
appended prices Gable odvces from Hamburg and Havre
Disappointing Brazilian receipts were heavy; the
Brazilian markets quiet. warehouse deliveries
unsatisfactory and business in spot coffee OF
and disappointing proportions Under these disad
the market had feeble undertone but selling
by the belief that the for these
times had been sufficiently sold not oversold. and
scale might easily the appearance Of bull
The market for spot Brazilian coffee dull
nominally unchanged prices. No R!o isc for invoice
lots and 7sc jobbins parcels Stock in Hamburg 70
clO bags. Of which 2si.UO bags Brazilian against
900 last month"; Of which 10000 bags Bra
Cuvier. with 1900 bags, cleared Santos. and
steamer Ast with 5000 bags. cleared Santos, all July
81. estimated that the worlds visible supply OF
coffee will show a OF $4,000 bags. The
for mild coffee has been slack and without new feat
Of consequence anything showing an easier under
sympathy with the apathy In the market FOR the
BRAZILIAN arcls Quotations are as follows; Msrscaib-
Guayra-Caracas io5saIsci Porto Cabebo 9haloc Say
canCordeva l0,sal6i1c Oaxaca. l4isc Central Amer
ican-Common ordinary. 1Oal4c fair TO good l4.Gltc
prime choice 7isa2Dic East lndianterior. 23,s4
sa,sc: fancy: 2;aaoS Javss 2ia2'e Ang9s.ura lta
46O bags Maracabo and 200 bags Savania on private
terms Receipts Rio last week were loS.UO bags.
against bags the previous week and s5oo bags
Receipts ISL OOl bags. against -
COO bags two weeks and $4,000 bags year ago
Shipments coffee the United states last week
1900 bags. and 20 Europe 1900 ba9s santos 10
the United States. 1900 bags 10 Europe. $4,000 bags
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03

mdding nc; good ordinary. l-loc; saies' oA'e''
stock 902. .., -, ,a.
Neworlesns Aug 2.cotton nrm; mddns ,f s.n,. in,oc
niidd.ing, TIC: good ordinary l8-l6c recep's
oaics: sales 200; stock tactual, 133l9 -y ,,v
Savannah, Aug. 2.--Cotton firm; middlins, INC, 70"
mGdng Tsc; receipts. 22 bales new; exports coast
wise 3I3; sales, n: stock. S.G6&.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
4 nVERTIsEMENTs ane ,up.crlp.lons f0r Ths s,1s- rass

A ADVERTISEMENTS ane subscriptions Tor lse eu,ss-
n une received a. their Uptown Office. NO. lsSz va "a
Nay "a doo- of 3ls-st, until cloch So Al
yerisemer received at the following prahvh ss.
regular ot,ice rates until o'clock p M w SW,eys
ave cor I'D i5e 9Th ave. cor l2tN /. sx \,
9th ave and i+2 colunbus-axs near s,i
st. lO0 West 4cd st. 6th-aye.. y. East isn i,hs
West tod 1T between sth and sch syes 10Y oas 81
ST.; isss 3d-ave between 10th and I'm sss 40 Sd-
ave- near tistst '34 sd.,ye 40 s,eesA iesi ~
ave: csa ave: % Amsterdam ave- ~? Msss 80 81
iis East iCthst 2o2 East Ssth-st so , ssh- -st;
leo broadway: 1868 Sd ave. ic9 sth-aye; nsi
,1a,s., "a Wv" i5s East i25th-s, near 3l-aye :1 w
io5thst. bet 1th end sth aves.: $50 wcs, ,,nns ir
The brooklyn Ofices: oo7 Fulton ST.: 52o Fu''o"s"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug. 2FlSur firm; Western super ~ Sog
81 do 80 do is%y o 81 sss sas % g. pns
wheat wheat ps,shs pstTashi osass sales Wtsa
hrmsr SPOT s3@ss.s month ah $40 M ssPs%Ser s"ss aes
$500 bush Southern wheat. by sample soasac; do on
grade shasisc Corn nrmer spot, s2ha$2ss m9ntn
ssssSs' s:"sd
34d35c do yellow. 38c. Oats firm; No white 2J.9V
c mixed 2sss2. stock S %ssssn bush &c bS
stock 1913 bush Hay steady; choice timothy siS o9
81 Grain freshs quiet steam to Lyerpoo per 'asn sd
september Sugar Arm: granuiatcd s. 0s Butter quiet
fancy l5aiOc do imitation i2aiac DO aae a61
pc 90 IS o Sssss osc so's ds y ia a's SaS "
s. gs;Sr s. Aug ssd :lass a%
s,ssiS Is 7og1as psr 9' D,s corr arm
asS9slc: 20 clipped. 27sc; 10 do 2ic MIfced
m ns G as and sa5. raj; e. go ss .s ox oS
si% s5asi4 So Fresh beef arm: steers, 7d7sc: hind
quarters enaiOc fores Sc; Lambs Arm mutton and
e-y i6disssc: Western. 15,tai6c: imitation lohGl2c;
ladies. lo0io'sc. Cheese firm; Northern 'a'%c' West
Buffalo Aug 2-spring wheat unsettled but generally
fraction lower Closing: No hard spot: sssc; sales
10 NS.hsn s sales s.s; a; bis ,ns asss a Re-
thrown because Of slight smut or damp1es bs
No red "a 7's No EsS Ia1S SH @
No yeow. 33lic Close: Sales early S3c; No yellow
a2as2s through sY bss r9vnd lot Of
oats excellent aSny aaaGs.c has unss,ues S5
lev nominal latest advlces the crop will DO
badly stained although heavy IN berry Rye eru dull II NG S
ssg.c M bnkers N clear to- straight 81 5a4 81 low grade
IL 50as2 TO- patent winter 81 39sl bes, family - 0g
freigh,s steady wheat 2sc; 2c; corn 2%c barley
D.; oats. i4c to New-York.
Chicago Aug 2--rhc leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
cAosIyG PRICES slN Francisco STOCKS
san Francisco. August ., 1891.


Galveston Aug Cotton quiet; midiling. iesc; low
middiing TIC: good ordinary. 6sc: receipts W haies
new; sales s.; stock ,corrccted). 3i0 -,
Norfolk, Aug ~2-cottOn irm; middlins' o"c' 10"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03

cash sss,2Ss oSTs SEs. TS.s saI No
2sss: So ii4aisc; 10 white 2id22e 70 ssa
s a 10 ssGG + 30 !Ss Nj ~ dssssed
arS hy per fsS 5 S & @ 3 RoFf snort SsF Ss .des
5a dry aitea shoulders boxed s@SG sMoT' oSG
per ssop tnan. s. s % S St baf i was
f!ss"fnlss Ess. r resi- lUs 10 iGc ''F' "-' ''F ''
cncHo' Aug 2r9u 2u firm firm an$ mses nsss
Oats active No mixed 2oisc. Rye firm; No 2 90 ;s's q %
hss @ qgie s5ns " At 5. s. a sss & %hstsy s steady
Butter steady and UNCHANGED sugar rm ana non so
@ss' ds' 7aSisS. s's2@y al &C. N"''' '''
milwaukee Aug 2Whea, hishsE No D NShsr. h,s6e; Sc: 6
B. 27c oats seader No %hite' ny e5sc; 5sssr N9
Minneapolis Aug 2-whca, firm: August. Sic; seP;em- per,
ss % Gge'T s % Flour III m hp1 Paens G '4t s 4Sas
second patents 81 5ds4 35 clears So Sogs3 40 sec
sacked, ;7asI Is
paadepha Aug firm and nd &c H,s- hsSer 1Gn s5
NoSsmber oSs sSae nominal Corn sTm and c higher
mixed August and sepember $aa$3s October and No
81 2s Of Flour 1 eIrasS, a sa'
patent s s g 90 90 sSns gs,s", 'st !. so s. 2a %
S. do Straight new 5. yas4 %: DO patent s. !cgs 70
ana Rsa.a s sugar. DO .,Ssis
Coion unchanged Tallpw quiet former rates; city
prime hhd; ase country do in Gs ,s,iT &c. oae a"h and nd
easier fowls 9aiOc. old ROSTERS &c: spring chickens
sai0c Dressed poultry steady fair demand fowls choice
lie do fair 10 good 100 l0c; brolers Western desir
able sizes iiaI5c; Do small and scaled oJl3c nearby
do as to size and quality l4gloc.
81, Louis Aug. Flour unchanged wheat
steady easier: No red elevator. i9c track ,sa
soc: 10 hard cash I4qlIc; rach August .Dsc ; Sd
sententer 7Ds.TTglc; December. sO.c. Corn-Spot
htsSer 4, cash. sSisc sep;sbe, 2o5.c Nay s,Is s2t
Sentember IT7.c frm sacked east track. 3suioc
east side country points 32a3Gc Butter steady cream
ery llGI5c: dairy Sallisc. Eggs firm. &C. Whlskey.
81 TO- PORK unchanged; standard mess joebns :, %a
~ Lard lower: prime 81: choice - 10 bacon
wIoxed shoulders s. so: short clear and RIBS
81 81 ehorts So s1s Dry salt meatsBoxe shoulders
Toledo Aug 2-Wheat active. firm: No cash and
August 7sXc. Corn dull higher; No mixed 29c Oats
ac,ve steady: No 2 mixed. Isc. Rye easy; No cash
aIiIc Cioverseed dull steady: prime October, si 22s
unchanged
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03

FLOUR AND MEAI<-There fair inquiry for -FOUR
to-day particularly the chocer brands notwlthstand
ing tho nrm holders Outside prices IN
raised SC. and II difficult 10 Oh
tain concessions any brands spring patents quoted
81 3JGs4 20 winter 81 10$+ % patents.
81 3$4 TO- spring clears. s. NQS3 .O extra No win
ter So iOQS3 80; No winter. So 2yqx3 30
RYE FI.OtR-strong sales. 600 bbls at 81 2oaf2 %
CoRNMEAi,-Firmer ynot.d; kiln-drIed 81 Goqs 20
Snc fne yellow rs: coarse GiQ1Sc FEED-sieady;
90 80 and so bulk, JOqJJc; spring bulk, Az
052,sc n. middns bulk GoY65c; feed. ST3..c
city bran. 5'HqG'sc: homlny chop. 'oa"Z'se' "lmsn
GRAIN--wHEAT-Another sharp advance In the
wheat market to-day prices high record since
the present beean September early the day
touching s2i4e The buying motives were chiefly the
strength French ard renewal of the heavy
export business which has been the very life of bull
,uccuat the last few weeks. IL estimated
hat little over half q million bushels had been worked
o-day for shipment. a large par; OF which under
l,9d 10 be Tor the Continent particularly Hamburg
Antwerp and other Gerpan points Thf market from the
under and. while the Unexpectedly
large In the visible supply Gulled the edge Of the
,uil for time at midday causing cent de-
cline prices tendencies developed
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
,sitIon of Brazil coffee /. as follows.

Rio-coMee narke, quiet, No Rio. $500: excharnge;
n 2od. receipts 240OO bags cleared fOi the United
states 1000 bags cleared for Europe. 400 bags socK
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
WHITE STAR LINE.
FRENCH LINE.
GENERALE TransatlantlQue.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARiS FRANCE .
IA CHAMPAGNE, foirot. sat. Aug. T. ~ T. m
Ia SoRMANDIE Deorcle. Sat. Aug IA. 10 a. q
Rates OF passage: First class. n: Y g Paris sos saa
rds all steamers except la TOugaine. including
railway fare Paris and landing charges Parlor CO..
seat Is extra during summer season Second class !"
A. FCRc;I:T General Agent. Bowling Green. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
" CHARLESTON. s. c..

~ CHARLESTON. s. C.
the SOUTH AND ALI FLORIDA POINTS.
From pier 20. H. r. Voot Roosevelt So. ?. m =.
=
SFMINOIr. lesday Aug ~
have nrst-class passenger
' NM. =. CLYDE & CO.. General Agents
D Bowling Green. y. T.
Fla Cent and Penln. + p. Line. via JacksonvilA
So Freight and Passenger Line. Charleston
TT q EGER. General Agent. S'5 Broadway y Y
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
e Of contract prices follows:

markets Santos market ane' ,st g cS,
average Santos $500: receipts 1900 bags stock +.'W
bags Hamburg-Cotfee market i.@3 pierhIns ,, ome,.
steady u franc lower: at u M unchanged; at 8 ? M
barely steady unchanged. closed barely steady = franc
not decline: total sales 1900 bags
January .43.59 August ................a4 ~ -
FEBRUARY ......... IS september ........ ~ o.
March fo.0 CCtopet "a
April fo - NoNehuei ''''''''''''
Nay 80 - DVSe'""'i '''''''''''''-
lime .4B
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03

- From Pie, 81. S,x. r. rP P M Mond,ys ras'd'~
,.mrah Close ra connection for points beyond.
ave rate, U Augusta. Macon. Atlanta. Montgomery.
,..on Sew-O, leans. Chau. Nashville etc.
T1nh,, include meals and superior accommodations %
steamer For passage and trsght rates apply Gen cs
''' X BRYAN. r.. q. +. A.. 3iI Broadway. ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
mo VENEZUELA.

i Steamers OF the RED ''D LINE under mail Coz.
,rac, with United states Government are appoh's'
"a sail from II, bert pier. Brookyn
70 Sd" Cnavra dor Caracss) Puerto cabello. curscs
f'' " and Maracaibo via Curacao.
o., c,pAcAs ......... Thursday. August ). r N
SIS VENEZUELA. .......: SATURDAY. August ia
O., ptiii ADFI PUIA "Wednesday. August p. p u
" BOI'ITON. BLISS n DALLETT.
General Managers. No. i33 Frcni ~.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-03
RAILROAD.

L THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
.,o,,ine al the Is,hmus for all West Coast Porss q
Mexico. Central and south America.
e,..,,srs .al from pier foot West 2.,h 81, " r.
. TSTp.WS A Aug 10. noon ADVANCE Aug % nccn
i'Er rates apply at Companys office ~ Broadway
fV '"' JOHN Muir Trarc Manager
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30

Bagglng Tor COTTON, gunny ClOtns
single fabrics, for covering cot
ton, of single yarns of jute, etc.,
not bleached, colored or STAIN
ed, not exceeding 10 threads to
the square inch, weighing not
less than Is ounces per square
yard. ........................ .o-iUc 10
Laces, lace window curtains, IT,
dies, bed sets, houncings and
other lace articles, handker-
chiefs, napkins and other arti-
Giles WI oily or part of lace or
in imitation, nets, wells, ruch-
ings, tuckings, feshings and
quillings, embroideries and
all trimmings, including
braids edgings, insertings,
fiouncings, gallons, gorings and
bands, wearing apparel. hand
kerchiefs and other fabrics
embroidered In any manner,
tamboured articles or wear
ing apparel, hemstitched or
tucked founcings or skirtings,
articles wholly or In part Of
rulings, tuckings or ruchings;
all foregoing of fax, cotton or
other vegetable fiber, not pro-
vided for, in part india rubber
or otherwise. ................... Upe Opf
Lace window curtains, pillow
shams bed sets, finished or un-
finished, made on the Noting
ham lace curtain machines or
on the Nottingham warp ma
chimes, composed Of cotton or
other vegetable fiber, when
counting five points or spaces
between the warp threads to
the inch. ......................lc I'd Opo
g. 2pc
Counting more than five points
or spaces to the inch, in addi-
ton for each point to the inch
in excess of FIVE. Nc q GOD
apo
None of the above TO pay less
than..... .......,.............. 0pc
Pile fabrics In which FAX is Of
chief value. Wpc 10
Handkerchiefs composed OF fax,
hemp, ramie or other vegetable
fiber, In the piece or otherwise,
wholly or partly finished, not
hemmed, or hemmed only..... 0pc <0po
II hemstitched, or imitation
hemstitched, or reversed, or
with drawn threads, but not
embroidered or initiated. 1900. 6pc Ope
Woven fabrics. not provided for,
Of fax, hemp or ramie in chief
value, weighing ~ ounces or
moro per square yard, when
containing not more than 90
threads to square inch. ........1N sgd
&opo @po
Containing more than 90 and not
more than l29 threads to square
inch ............................. ss1c&
Spo @po
Containing more than 100 and
not more than $50 threads to
square inch ..........!...,..." 90 d
Containing more than $50 threads
TO square inch. pc&
None Of the foregoing woven fab
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30

Ginger ale, ginger beer, lemon
AIDE, soda water and other sim
liar waters, in plain, green or
colored, nodded or pressed
glass bottles, containing each
not more than u Of pint. per
doz. MISUNDERSTANDING. $50 @pe
Containing more than "a of
pint each and not more than
IL pints, per doz. ............. &c 70 d
n imported otherwise than in
plain green or colored, nodded
or essed glass bottles, or I'm
such bottles containing more
than IL pints each, duty shall
be collected on the bottles OF
other colorings Mt the rate
charged thereon II imported
empty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bOc gal -
All mineral waters and all imi.
tations Of patural mineral wa
tiers and all artificial mineral
waters not specially provided
for, In green or ,colored glass
bottles, containing not more
than one pint, per dozen. ..... 200 20 d Q
II containing more than one pint
and not more than one quart,
per doz. .....:.....:....,.."... 800 20 p c
"A imported otherwise than in
plain, green or colored glass
bottles, or IL imported in such
bottles containing more than
one quart, per gal. ............. 24c 20 y .
SCHEDULE I.-Cotton Manufactures.
Cotton thread and carded yarn,
warps or warp yarn, except
spool thread or cotton, notcol'
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30

The Mckinley law provided on wooden or
worsted cloths, shawls, knit fabrics and all
fabrics made on knitting machines and frames,
and all manufactures of every description
made wholly or in part of wool, worsted, hair
Of the camel, goat, alpaca or other animal, not
specially provided for, valued at not more than
Doc Id, the duty shall be three times the duty
imposed on pound of unwashed wool of the
first class, and in addition ~ per cent valued
at more than Doc and not more than 40c ID, the
duty shall be three and one-half times that on
unwashed wool of the first class, and in addi-
hon 40 per cent; valued above 40c Id, the duty
shall be four times that unwashed wool of
the first class, and in addition thereto so per
cent.
Blankets and fannels for un.
derwear composed wholly or
in part Of wool valued at not
more than doc 10. ......... go Id Is or
&90pc 0pc
Valued Mt more than 40c and not
more than Soc H. ............ 83c q
@pc @pc
Valued at more than Zoe h.. s8c q
40pc 8po
Flannels valued above soc ID shall pay the
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-11-19
Married.,

At the residence OF the brides moth
er, Mrs, NJ, Joyce, on Sinker creek, Mr..
Joseph Baxter and Miss Catherine
Joyce, Rev. Father Burri officiating.
The bride is well known young lady
resident of this county and sister to
John Joyce ,wno was Owyhee's sheriff
in '95-6 The groom is at present an
employee in the DeLamar mill but
is better remembered here as the young
man who formerly was in the employ
of Frank Swisher, the milkman. Every
one wishes Joe and his charming young
bride success in their new partnership.
The NUGGET acknowledges the receipt
of generous supply of cake.
Among the wedding gifts we're the
following:
Three rugs Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Beary;
l doz. napkins, 2 table cloths aud water
pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. V. f. Nettleton;
center table cover and bed spread, Mr..
and Mrs Robt. Hayes; white blanket,
John Barter; set silver knives and
forks, x doz glasses, Joyce Bros; CEN
ter table cover and bed spread, Mr..
Portlock and Mrs. .Beotschy; glass table
set four pieces, Roy Baxter; set dishes,
y doz. silver teaspoons and bed quilt
Mr., and Mrs. j. H. Crocheron; glass set
and Y doz. cups and saucers, Mrs.
Franks and james Carolan; glass set,
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson; butter knife,
Mrs. A Graham; rug, Mr.. and Mrs. A,
B. Crocheron; set of dishes and bed
spread, Miss Anna Joyce; white blanket
and quilt, Mrs. NJ. Joyce; 1 doz. glass
tumblers, x doz. napkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Swisher; linen table cloth,
Swisher boys.
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at once for doing his plain duty. The
officers themselves then become indif-
ferent and thereafter let petty crimes
and mis- demeanors go unnoticed. The
hobos know this and takes ad vantage
of it to flock here. Hobos led out of
other towns consider DeLamar and
Silver City, "Cities of Refuge"f for them.
Then the taxpayers of the county foot
the bills for trying them for felonies
committed. But this is ouly tithe of
their cost to the peaple of the country.
We are inviting good people to come
here to live, to invest capital and to
build up our industries. Will they
come while such condition Of affairs
exist?
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Inc Episcopal Church IN ldaho mas
been especially fortunate IN the seiec-
ton OF divines sent by the Church 10
preside over thls olocese. FOR seVeral
years, up 10 1901, the since renowned
blshop Iuttie was IN cnarge' ana that
year was promoted TO the more import
ant diocese OF Missouri. Rev. Ethel
bert talbot, a former classmate and
lifetime friend OF Bishop Iuttle' was
thereupon chosen to I'LL the position
These distinguished gentlemen were
born in the same year and IN the same
towh-Marshali' Mo'-and graduated
IN the same class IN college. Both OF
them In their turn did much Tor the
Church IN this diocese. bishop talbot