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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

COFFEE--ae coffee market has been marrow -
scope OF fluctuations. small 10 the volume :.
ana weak un.e-tol-. Opening STEADY NJ $500
OF 5GlU points the market showed tnat Cuts'1e
iaye Interest Is s;. SLACK. on 'c iFst '- 80
were Only $50 bags up - n only 4''r oaks az
Tho entire session 1000 bags VIII TIE market i
on q, IN tone al .l-s ~ tIio points. 800
was rernaps some ;lr hesitation c"lhs - l-
fact that IraZ..el nsiHe-s were cl-e- On -. -
Q, HOLIDAYS AID tat HeNs as 10 iec'll a
no and Santos Brazilian have been rlnfi.
very heavy ard been claimed tha- me nv .-e'
v.li continue % be hea. A. Tie sane iire re Arsl.
Cao visible supply has teer TAI t.y falling III 10y,
ard today sums up G2l.43i bass against o-o 49, uats
last year ard i343s bags Two years az =, eS-es7
being $50 bags over last ye-r go - -.
cries have very heavy. az 'w -fct' n SIM NJ
late further activity N tHe cstr l,loH or ciee ~
possibility and t5s claim that it-.- -
short interest leads bears % p c1ut1s - coe
rs.ed que, and r.re Or les ma! ~ ne 6ai x -s
tor an TIC >sr-So santos invoice .ct- no
rna coffee mare, ruled qle; VIZ anses IN gu taons
urinnp0rtaut sales included 100 Bass Mara-alDo On
private terms -otst.9ns are ,s ,'.o~5;
Guayra-C1racas ilgls-s;. Farto C5o-!o ;g9ln2,5,'
MeNca.-C9rdoya. lig!7l, Oa@aca ll'.gl.,. ce,.,I@i
IiisQl7i.c; prime 70 ch3:ce ih4--r ~, Intian-in-
fs-r- si25c: fancy. % ~a.as -ir-5o Arr s'-fs
i9Tl3c. Mocha lSdi9i.c The ve.-trcpn u 70 icanc
az roasted coffee has again heer -e1lcst '.c akrg ihe
rr,oe lOc watch lowest figure record tor special
brand roasted coffee
Tho range Of contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

g., .CCOK AND MEAl1-The Hour market was governed
oy ..e @nness IN wheat aad ruled weak without IN
pOrlaH, c4@hse from yesterdays figures excep, where
round 1913 were conoerned 59lOc concessions
generaIy expected There was moderate export tls
transacted In spring bakers Spring patents quoted
Si4Sf 81 straights 50 a5Gs; 10. vnt. ra.yfs
&. af0S4 a. spring cleans 81 1iIsa 20
Ter So 5DqS3 80: extra No-2 winter 81 90ls. 40
RYE FIOr,K-Dull. GALES 80 bhis spa 80 a. l-ts,,
&EAL-Quie,. sales 800 tos quoted: Kiln-l-et q 90
6si 90 as 70 brand. BAG MEAI-Cliet -, r...e
IL fre velloyr 7cQT5c; coarse ALMA. ,,l,f.i,
,i C,oied: 20 90 and y, wilmer m Inv 49,.
s,-i-, 100. 10, n c0Q5--. re ICED -.
- T. :,c-- tc,rtry cbo al -''.y''-' cry
20 ~ MI. - Tbe I'r,,f,-, e,os-.,, -
-, Sn.Sr - c,o- rcvs .5rbIneG VII 81 spr'ts
an "Hlfr t-s ~ .'fo' .'."''-" W. N'afn'ss IN
o9ebn msiNeis carried ne W,9at HifrHft a5otne- step
o"eF lo-H9y "ay.hg p@-tC1SnF 'SpI ss'hz influence
usOn the July option. wnlch oN!y r." dais ago was
"a, &c. ing - -, iss. H ~ sn,e,.e- me cay
he c-o,e Ieevlrg that the fine qlslity ~ ~. zhes;
arriving g. Louis would fail Influence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING, ETC. DE-

l. partrneut z the Interior. ofce Of Indian Affairs
Washin-t1n r. g. June Il. S3'-sea!ed Proposals. m
sorsed. proposals for Clothing Etc the case may
be- ard directed he COMMISSIONS OF Indian MARS
~ II and - street. New YORK Ci.y VII ne
received unt 1 O'Clock D. Of Thursday. July ID. 49,,
or furnish ng the Indian service clothing and Wo94en
Goods BIDS H. made IN Government blarHs
Schedules giving all information for bidder:
be-. furnished application % the Indian once III
Washington Nos - and :? Wooster street. New YORK
CIV or lati street. Chicago. Illinois: BIDS ~!
- onsred N the ana day mentioned. and bidders are
invited 70 he present at the opening CERTlf El
ctir,,l< be iccoLpIH!cI ny c'it.Nei
checks or drafts upon United states depository Or
solvent National Bank FOR az least Ely r. PEK CrNt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

,,,,r,rrsrNrNTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
DNI,,s5 A. their Uptown once No. l2i2 Broadway.
=, aor north OF Sst-st until o'clock M ra.
ofse rates until o'clock p M w; u xcs siiave
cor ,9rst ii2 colunbus-ave.. near West ootn-st io
Ana n, Last near 6thave ~ East lttn-s 81 ssS
West Tth and sth l59 East &stn-se. SJS
Between 10th and 7h SITS io26 sd-ave near ois.
near s9th-st. 900 3d-ave near flst
e. 40 80 Bleecker-s: 325 Bleecker-sf 2vS ID
oos 90 East 79,h-st; le2l 3d-aye eo2 so oS
, tsth-.t 9,h-ave; 65 2thsye; iio: .s
rs a.,h GOA Eas; sithst: ioo broadway: ioos 80
nee 10 sth ave: 1918 2i-aye: io3 th-aye AZ We
Harlem onces 2ooi Sdaye near listn.,I 100 T,h "a
sS aves 800 West :45hst At the Brooklyn omess' ~
T,,iton- ST. 726 Fulton 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
proposals.
- -
ITO STEAM-HEATING CONTRADICTORY

Sealed proposals for furnishing the materials sna
performing the LABOR required for furnishing steam supply
and other for male employees at centra
Islip N Y, and also furnishing wster-heatsr and
other work FOR laundry Wards Island, " u Tor the
Manhattan state Hospital be sent by mail or dsiiv
cred IN person 10 ! o'clock m. July lsJs, u
Henry f. Howiand President ~ the Board OF Managers
q Manhattan state Hospital at No. Madison Avenue.
New York City which time and place the board OF
Managers viii receive and open proposals.
separate proposals be made for each OF TIE ABOVE
works and be accompanied by deposit o. five per.
centum OF the 81 each BID which shall be either
cash or certified check payable the order OF the
Treasurer of the Board OF Managers Of Manhattan State
Hospital evidence ~ good faith ari 10 the enect
that the bidders will contract IN the work
should be awarded 70 ;hen and that they VIII perform
the work faithfully.
Drawings and specifications be seen and forms OF
proposals obtained the Office Of O. Perry Architect.
IN the Capoi NJ Albany. y. y and at the once OF the
Board OF Managers. No. Madison Avenue. New York
City.
The Board ~ Managers the right to reiec, any
o. al b:is as they deem for tire best Interest Of
the state.
HENRY z. ROWLAND.
President. Board Of Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
mo VENEZUELA.
,, ,vr1IERs THROUGHOUT EUROPE

will md Tribune on ME at eadns h1,s, si ans
az the pr consIlt the European advertisements which
ABROAD ABROAD sSsrv sunday Wednesday and SATURDAY; Only
appear so ,sabe announcements are published. lou
se ch snroyance and dissatisfaction caused by mar
avon. so.cslsd Guide Books. Our LONDON once 20
OK the e is open 10 all Tribune readers business
Fleet-st, H. - doesn't matter The welcome Is the Same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
oTICE Estimotes for Furnishing and delv-

airing about 700 tons Anthracite ccal under Con-
,,s, soS will by the Department OF Docks a.
pier a. Battery Place. n. r. until l. CLOCK AZ. 'u.y
IN 1897 For particulars see City Record. COPIES 'o'
sais at No. City Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
~ oTIcT-Es1Imates for preparing for and

~ building new pier near the foot OF w lith 81,
North River under contract No oet VIII De reGsvso y
~ rnent OF Docks at Pler "a Battery race y.
' mil Is o'clock noon Monday July i2th: 1877 For
particular. CITY Record copies Tor SAFE a' No. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
ENGINEER OFFICE. Munsey Building.

u. Now London Conn. June cs isoI.-Proposas :or
bu,ldlng Gun Empacements and Mining taseTa's on
Din rsl,nd y Y will received until noon. July 2stn
is9- and then opened Information apply 10 SMITH
= leach NAL. ENGRS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
TOTAT. RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
CASH OJpTa~;oNs.

. Hos 20 :arysii - Tiou- MIN. patents q 10
So. 10 =. soft. go Lars PRIME .:..-... > 80
Id .............. . ~. s,oilsses o. Is pr.r.'
lDp2s. lake irrot Il - Hos .sesssd. i1O-'1
steel ra!s .......... - - .a,low. prime
Wheat NJ North. 7-lf Pork mess. ......... -
CON- No mixed. 90 Beef. fanily........ -
Cats No . mixed. 27. Beef hans .;...:.,.' - 80
C0.ton. M ling. 1910 Suxc:. lraI-.atr :.
Coces. - Rio. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
!, or1cE-EstIma.es for furnishing sawed

ceved by the department Of Docks at Pier Battery
srlsrs see CITY Record Copies for sale az No City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
~ 0TICE ESTIMATES for dredging between

~ Bank Street AID Bs,une Street. ContTae. $50 nnd
o- tr.dS,nr b tween Bsthune and West Twelft
10. rn,rac, Isl vii; received By Department q
f1ocEs, M pier "a" battery Plscc. " r.; until -
1850 A. Julv "a 1857 rnrtul.rs see City Record
coa,e. Cor sale a. No . Cty Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
FOR FURNISHING CAST

MrssioNERs u G, washington. D C.. June 20 1877:
until /. ocIoc. NJ. July o. 1887. for furnishing cast
iron est.on. and blank forms Of proposals may be
1900 A, this Office JOHN W ROSS. JOHN f.
,sf@itT " NJ BLACK. Commissioners. ID c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
Ocean Cleaners.

-IWRTM GERMMM LLOYD.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH LONDON. BREMEN
HayelTU.. July O. 10 AN Lain. .Tu. July % 10 AN
saaeT 'uiy H. 10 AN Havel. .Tu. Aug. B. 10 AN.
Ira'eII July 20 10 AN saae. tn. Aug 10. 10 AN.
CHERBOT' RG. PARIS. BREMEN
Spree. sat. July -. 10 M. sat. 81. 10 AN.
TWIN-sCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
Pr.nz Regent Lu.tpold .Thurscay July l. noon
n H. Meier Thursday July s. noon
Friedrich der Crosse. Thursday. July 49,
Da-b1rcgsu .Thursday. July % noon
GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA
Werra... July 3 - An Kaiser. July ~ 10 An
Eula.... July TO- 10 IN Ems. ...... Avg : 10 AN.
OELRICHS co. BOWLING GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
Droposd.5.
CO,fvIssiONERs or THE slSKING FIND. 1877.
TO CONTRACTORS.
nvOpDSAIS for Furnishing Materials and

TO CONTRA TORS.
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Materials and
Performing work N the Erection q an AlIt3n 70
,t. r,t. building Cr0iona Park, near Th..i Avenue
h, the rwenty-f1urth Ward Z the Cl'y q New YORK
pursuant Chapter ft Laws ot $50 - -: LII 7
,-e e- the above work M gsed with the above u'le
,o with the Of the person Or persons maAns N,
80. rec O. the Compirliler Rooms Nos. u and -
Fnance Department, s." AZ huia,ns' ~ BFoai
t, INLAY Jllv IAN. 1871 which place and hour the
nis viii be publicly opened by ani IN pIesenoe 81 We
o,-9 n, the contract Il awarded. Will be made 70 the
y.st bidder with adequate security as soon hereafter
az ,-ctir,bie The person or persons whom The con-
e n, The DEPARTMENT u street Improvements Of the
third and Twenty fourth Wards with the sure
l.b, ~. 6ays from the date the Z notice
:, nat Eject and IN q failure or neglect 50 % do
49, as I'm .fault - the corr1rati1n and thereup0n the
work shall reaiyered AL reet and SO on un'Il ne
l. accepted and execute me "9FS % o2rl
renre such time as the 'ornlssoh.r ~ etrreS IN
nr,venen.s q the Twen,y-thiri and Twenty-fourih
B%Permissi7n will be given for the with
s-av,l q any bid or estimate. and the right - eX-
pres-.y reserved by the cor5.s ners Q, the SnNins
r,h, ,nfetest 20 10 50 No bid will be accepted from
r. awarded 70 any person VINO IS IN arrears %
faul,er otherwise upon any Obligation to
The entire work 70 Be- completed within hundred
ami my days after the notice t. commence work has
been given by the Comm ssoner u street Improvements
u The Tweniy-thlgi and Twenty fourth Wards ,.,.
The amour, q security required is FoisrN-FlN 4
THOUSAND DOLLARS ,,, O.,
Blank forms and estimates and further Information
desired asj Z agreement. including the speci,
acatons for the work can be obtained at the once o.
The plans and detailed drawings AN be seen AT me
Office x Mr. George b. Post. Architect No. 80 kas;
Seventeenth street where all i'fh'oh fe.ao'e 'ne''o
''i For ,al information So c.ty Record.
New YORK Iliy lst. isoI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

FRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatantique'
Y DIRECT LINE TO HAvRF:-PARIs FRANCE:
A Ar<E Sanf,4-l.. Tas. -
"a RRETAGNE Rupe.......... :sa:.. July 10 ~ a. m
- Message. First class. y. y 70 Paris, slOo ana
1sa5 ~ al steamers except IA Touraine. including
49,, ,rs - Pars and landing charges. Parlor car
80 "a ex.-a er-ng summer season second class %
Paris S6+ 20 $780,, ,..., p,v,i,S G-ae, w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

: z ;,a,,. = AAM3ugG2;;As.ME3lgAN
-----~--'--- VIE-SCREW FTP7ESS LINE
from New YORK Plymouth.
=. iona. cherh1urg. Harsp. ard Hamburg. -
.crn.annia July M Normanaia July = 70 y
.CIGmba. july s An Columbia. Aug. s. AN.
- rex ) lly22 II : " I Bismarck AUg ~ 10 AN
t,MBCRG-SEPVICF by Twin-Screw Mail :. s.
RAJ july B. Prussia July 10 l:3p y M
First cab. So up: seco-iclass. s4o stserage $50
rnn Land RE qF EIiGmfTht Sum
Cruise to NORWAY. the NORTH CAPE. and sPIrz.
nGRGEN 10y TWIN SCREW EXPRESS 5. s. FROM
NEW YORK July %
Neutrality-suspicious. LINE. 81 R'wAY. " =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
WHITE STAR LINE.

Gerrnanc. July :. moor Maest.c neon
Airatic July q. noon Ieatoac AVE- 5s n noon
= S6 rNTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER sTEAMERs.
Pc x a. North River. or, hr3sf~,y' >. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
ElAlMG @TGAM@MlP @

DELIGHTFUL. OCEAN TRIPS
Only for Cottage CITY. Mass. and Portland.
Ne. Steamers saI every week day except WEDNESDAY
from Pier NJ. -, F. T., p. ". Tuesday. Thursday
AID SATURDAY. tsameIs stop at Cottage cy en- route:
John Erglis'' sails Mondays and Fridays
Portland DIRECT Connections made for Ear Harbor
Old Orchard Poland Spring White Mountains. s.. John.
y B., Al! Eastern summer resorts. steamers fitted
with every modern Improvement Tor comfort ard con-
tourists The comfortable route for all
points East necessatLng II changes: Tickets may Be
Iurchase at Maine 3 :. Company's cf.ce. No 20
broadway AZ IN. oece No 2oa South street opposite
he pier and Thos Cook e son and ie25 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
CTNARD LINE.

AZ TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN 49,.
1ucan!a. July g. 500 An Auraala July q ncS
Ftr,ria JUN ~ 100 Pm Imhiia....Ju.y 81 -:
-,~,ri, lily u 4 Il rncanis...... Aug - noon
EAiiN SAll''-N' .Iilv 3 1000 A. u
VERNON II BROWN Z CO. Gen. gents
4 BOWLING GREEN. NE"-lofth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
NlYDE LINE.
.nr1.Hn-AMERICAN LINE.

IV 80 pOT~TFRDAM AND AMSTERDAM.
VIA BOCLOGNE- SCR-MER,
saturday, July j. 10 O.
saturday. July 10. 10 q.
= Opn aS;m s,2 50 and upwards second cabin. $50,
soS Apply 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steam
Ssvieaton Co, so Bway. y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

.epts ot breads;us interior points thousands
0Iheis W'F omitted. hoi- bbis. grain bush, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
C,v.XyAH LINE. South and Southwest

- FROM PIER "a. \; r.. P. NJ
NV EXCEPT = Thurs. direct -
- close rail connection for points beyond.
Sw H r,;es 20 Augusta. Macon Atlanta Mon'somefyI
i.'M Chatt., NASHVILLE. etc
nam include meals and superior aeeonmods,ions q
searns,- - eay or foot Canal Spring SITS
fees, 81. - r. G. E. \. ". {. HAMMOND. AGt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
0,ZIWA RAILROAD.

/ r.1r SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
- A. me Isthmus for all West Coast Ports q
OoH"e'''''7 Nsxico Central and South America.
steamers san from pier i s@v Wss' 2''h st
AiIlH ,a,ss apply at Companys office. 20 Broadway.
ror ia''' ''' JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

MElERnGAM lGMlEs
NEW YORK-sOU THAMPTON-Q
Sailing every Wednesday at 10 A. NJ.
~. PArL..........Juy Paris ;............' July q
NEW YORK........Juy u ST Louis. Aug. IL
ealing every Wednesday.
Weserrcrd July {. Berlin. July p, noon
Southwark. il yi 49, Noordlsnd July Is noon
INTERNATIONAL EAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers u and l. North River. Ofce. Blgilng Oreea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-28
Epworth League at El Reno.

Ell RESo, Ok, Aug. 27.-The Ep-
worth League and Sunday School Ter
ritoriAl conference Of the NJ. +. church
south is now in session in the city.
Officers are: Rev. II j. Brown, OF Ok
lshoma City, president: C. L Walker,
OF Perry, secretary; Miss A. X Marc.
ney, Oklahoma City, treasurer. Dele
gates Rev q. II Ray, c. L. Walker, Perry
Rev. f. f. ShRnks, Miss Lizzie Ray,
Guthrie; Rev. G. r. Ray, John George,
Sam Gilmore, Shawnee; DIV. Hughes
Sam Wilkes, Moore; Rev. L. p PipkiD,
Misses Matte Blakeney, Hattie Brad
ford, A. K MaroneY, Oklahoma City
n. J. Nelson, w, A. Brewer, Mathew
son; Rev. NJ. d. Long, Ft. Reno; Rev.
a. C. Briggs and wife, Misses
Jennie Hayes and Nettie Bennett,
Enid; Rev. j, Il. Diseh, Arcadia; w. II.
Bdrke, Yukon Rev. Chennoweth, Mrs
Alva Williams, Misses Ada Gray, Lulu
Arnold and Ollie woodlif, El Reno
Last evenings session began at
o'cl )cF. Several interesting addresses
were made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-28
rha rlr., Rnrimnn, mama.

Since its recent acquisitions the
First Regiment band OF Oklahoma is
now regarded by band men generally
as the strongest musical organization
In the southwest Under the diree-
ton OF Senior Pedro Romero it has
been winning honors for three years
past, but it now gives promise OF
fairly eellpsing all previous penuant'
winning endeavors. Miss Alice Ray
,-ond. soloist, speaks in high terms OF
the work Of the Firs. Regiment mu.
siclans, and is especially grathed with
the manner In which the band accom-
panies her in her most diiiealt reudi.
fione
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-28

1t is reported here that the govern
m ant came mighty near turning the
abaud lned Fort Supply, near Wood
ward, into an Indian school The gov
ernments ideG was TO locate the
school, which will be built at Canton
ment at Fort supply. This would
have been a bitter disappointment to
the people OF western Oklahoma, who
want and expect to have Fort Supply
turned into a soldiers home.
However II will not become an in.
dian school, As Major Woodson. OF
Darlington, has apprised the govern
ment OF the fact that the location i,
too far away from the home Of the In
dians, and the project has beer
dropped.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-28

Everybody has heard that old Joke,
''Punkin Run, Hoop Pole township,
Posey county, Iujiany,' and many are
accordingly OF the opinion that hooI
poles aud pumpkins are about the only
commodity to be found in that corner
Of the earth; but not So In the last
few years that part OF the country has
made wonderful strides in progressive
civilization. The towns are growing
and full OF business ard the farmers
are progressing beyond tne average
AS an example Of their push, there are
more farm houses in that section that
have telephone connections than any
like extent OF territory in the country,
many OF them having 400 or 500 con
nections. The lines are owned by the
farmers individually, not by com
pAny,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-28

An order Just issued by Asa c SHARP,
agent OF the Otoe, that all lessees on
lands OF this tribe. should vseete their
homes aad leave the reservation with
in three days, never to return, is ez.
tremely arbitrary and unjust These
leases we're made with and by the con
sent Of the former agent Mills, in the
early part OF this year, and many
white men who went on these lands
have made valuable improvements and
established homes Tor their families,
and have crops now maturing. To
leave all within three days is very un-
Just and inhumsn. II they are not
permitted to remain they should have
been given time TO gather and market
their crops and remove their improve
ments and seek other homes. We can
not believe the government when the
facts are known, will permit this un-
just order to be carried OUT.
II may be in conflict with the law
governing Indian reservations for
these people to have entered upon
these lands, be this as IL may, the les
sees are innocent occupants, permitted
to 90 on by former agent, and should
now be given ample time to move of
without loss TO them OF everything
they have.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-28

A New York special says The
Journal has the following from c. NJ.
barnes, Of oklahoma: oklahoma has
the most bountiful crop OF wheat ever
produced on like number OF acres.
We have large crop OF corn now
made Prospects are excellent for a
good cotton crop; our peaches and
grapes are not excelled in the guam
tity and quality anywhere on earth.
Indeed. all the prospects OF field and
farm have been and are being gathered
in great abundance Oklahoma will
market SAC. 00O. 600 worth Of these
things tho present season, which, at
the present increased prices wall
bring prosperity to the farmers Of the
territory and through them to all lines
% business and trade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-28

Morris Robacker, chief Of police and
deputy United States marshal OF Paw
huska, is making an effort TO End e
L. McCombs, formerly Of this city, who
murdered DR. j. S Cody in the Usage
nation June 7th, the body being un.
discovered until August 10 OF this
month. The description OF the muir
derer Is; About Sc years old. five feet
SIX inches in height weighs 100
pounds, very heavy, long low eye
brows, gray chin whiskers and mus
tache, Scotch nationality and an in
veterate pipe smoker.
Many persons in this city remember
McCombs, but 1t is needless to say
that he has been scarce OF late.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-28
A Judge ArraiTnsd IN Polios Court.

Judge ArrhiEned In fOnce COnrt'
Z clash Of city authorities has oc.
Cured. Police Judge Beatty has re-
fused to pay his poll tax. Street Com.
missioner GArret as complained.
Mayor Allen has appointed Justice Of
the Peace Casler as ex-ofiieio police
judge to hear Beatty's case. Beatty
insists on trying his own case and re-
fuses to recognizs the authority OF
Squire easier, and blood is on the
moon. Yesterday afternoon :. l.
James. the negro politician, was tried
before Judge Beatty for refusing to
pay his poll tax. James was found
guilty and Gned SO so. AS soon as the
case was concluded. and before Judge
Beatty could leave the room, Squire
Cssler opened court and arraigned
Judge Beatty. The judge refused to
plead guilty or not guilty, and tur-
bulent flow OF oratory from the judge
Jared the cobwebs Of the musty court
room. The judge positively refused
to pay his poll tax and positively re-
fused to be tried.
A plea Of not guilty was entered by
Squire easier and the case will be
heard this morning at 10 o'clock. II
promises to be warm. Oklahoma City
OklahomRn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-28
THE sTIlL no START.
Kingesher Will Have Peach and Honey
for Christmns.

United States Marshal Pat Nagle
yesterday received word from the in
ternsl revenue collector that the peach
brandy distillery at Kingfsher had
complied with all the necessary re-
quirements aud that IL could go ahead.
The 6rst product will be turned out
the middle CT next week. This dis
tillery will utilize thousands OF bush
els OF peaches, in the region around
about King fisher, that would other
wise rot upon the ground and a tenn
peranee fruit grower is hard to find
herea bouts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-28
stirrinr nand CONCERT

Last nights open air concert given
by the Regimental band was OF excep.
tionsl interest The feature was the
solo work OF cornetist Alice Raymond,
accompanied by the band, which was
under the direction Of Mr.. John Ker-
kamp, OF the Vivian DeMonto com
pAny Miss Raymond gave two Sc
lections aud was given enthusiastic en-
cores. Fifteen hundred people enjoyed
the coneert.