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Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-27
Chicaeo Tive stocp r-p-, et

y
 Chicago April 26.--Trade in cattle was &C., tive from the start, prices ruling steady for tho comEoner lots. while the better class were stronger to 5c higher. during the lat beef steers sold at $3.S5d$4.25. The bulk of the cattle brought S4.40Gt$5 and only small percentage of the offerings. sold above S5. Stocl1ers and feeders were largely 10 to 15 cents lower, few going as high as s4.50 Calves were unchanged with only moderate offerings. Texas cattle were in fair de- mand at steady prices.
 In hogs there was an active demand prices ruling about $21sc higher The sup ple was mostly taken, common to the best selling st SS.60Qs4.15, sales being largely at
 Prices for sheep were barely steady. Lambs were especially hard to dispose of, and prices were about 15c lower. Sheep sold at s3aS3.5o for the poorest up to S475@ 5 for good to choice. exporters being good buyers at s4.S0 and upwards. Lambs sold slowly at s. 3.5OQ$5.5e for the poorest to the Receipts-cattle 14,5oO; hogs, sO,OoO; sheep, 16,o0o.
 S+. Io1lis.
 St. Louis, April 2G.--Flour-Nominally un- Wheat-spot lower: No. 2 red cash eleva- tor. 95c bid; No. hard cash, 7Sasc; May, 791bc asked.
 Corn Spot, about steady. No. cash,
 Oats-spot, higher; No. cash. 2Oc asked
 Biu'tter-Firm; creamery, 13a171kc; dairy. S715c. f.s
 Eggs-Firrl: Sc.
 Whisky, S1.1o.
 60 P9gl<1steady' os9;sS $ standard mess jOb0ing s4:O7ll. " clear. s5.37iA ribs. $550; shorts. $5.5O.
 Dry Salt Meats-Boxed shoulders and ex- tra short clear, s5; ribs, s5.12la shorts, s525
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-27
Markers by .lTeIegraph.

The New York gold shipments to Austlia zezcites little .InteIest here at present Tn good quarters ats Is estimated that Aus, Aus, strlA's s-sqslIremehts of gold this year VIII be about fS, 001 Ooo.a At today's rate or i-lo for discourits.s no American bills are o1er- iTg.a - @ as saA S The Paris and Berlin markets were goou' but the close was under the best.
 Chicago Change
 E, Chicago. April &-Bulls in the wheat Is,aFlket had iie breath knocked out of them today They made several spasmedie al. tempts to elevate the market from 24tu3 cents decline awitfr which it started, but Were unsnSces ssfuI July closing at loss or 3ss6S1kc. .,- Corn and oats were also radically weak, closing at declines of B and $c. respective Provisions declined 21sd7iAc.
 Leading futures ranged as follows:
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-27
Ef,irernool Cotton Mnrket.

Liverpool. April 2e-.4 p. m.-Cottoc- American mddling, fair, 9sd; good mid ding 5-1ed; American middling,. S-16d {; low middlipg, 4d ;good ordinary, 35sd: ordin- ary l1-16d The sales of the day were 12,- 0o6 bales, rof which 1000 were for specula- tion and export, and included 1,600o. Amerl. can. Receipts, 4,000 bales. including 1,SO0 American.
 Futures opened and closed steady. with a fair demand. American middling l.. M; c. April and May, 4;o9; April and May, 4.oS: 4oSG4.O7 sellers; July and August. 405a4.O6; August and September, 4.02 sellers Septem- November, 353; November and December, 35o6p35 51; December and January 349d buyers: anuary and February, 349d value 7 The tenders of today's deliveries were 800 bales, new dockets.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-27
New Orleans

New Orleans, April .-.Cotton-Futures quiet; sales, 10000 bales. April, 7.S0: May, f94n735; June 7.3Sd739; July, 7.39@7. 10; August 7.249t7.25; September. 6,Sa6S9; Oc- toher, e69G6.70; December, 6,72q6.73; Jan uary,s 6. .7SG6,77.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16
Madrid. 8.-En el Conseio de Mi.

Madrid, 8.-En ell Consejo de Mi
nistros celebrado hoy, Sc ha denegadc
Iun indulto de pena de muerte i'm
puesta por la jurisdiction militar, en-
Cuba, por delito comun.
Nueva York. Sci peri6dico de
Vieua "Das Frendemblat" aconseja a
Tusquia, aunque no de una manera
Official, que Sc ponga de acuerdo con
las potencias, para evitarse ulteriores
Idi6cultades. Dicho articu!o ha cat
sado sensacion.
Nreva York, Sci obieto del go
bierno de los Estados Unidos al en-
war a TSnger los barcos de guerra,
es sostener la demanda de los Consu
les americanos que piden Sc conceda
& los ciudadanos de su nacion eL de-
recho de protesta y la protection que
Sc dispensa en Marruecos a los SI5d;-
tos de las potencias europeas. No Sc
cree que para el logro de este deseo
haya que emplearse ia tuerz@
Nueva York, 9, Fl gobierno de
Austria ha puesto en- conocimiento
del de Turqufa, que menos que este
no nombre inmediatamente hoy mis-
mo-una comision militar turca para
discutir con los agregados del ramo a
las embajadas de las potencias. respec-
to a la frontera militar propuesta por
dichas naciones, los representatives de
estas en- Constantinopla Sc ver5n obi
gados 4 comunicar sus respectivos
paises la necesidad dc adoptar deflni
tivamente las medidas mas energicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16
y "A - NT ILLs.AG.

PRINCIPLE DE INCENDIO.--En el
aImacen de nuestro querido amigo
don Andres Crosas hubo aver un co
nato de ircendio, que por fortuna pu-
do ser evitado acto continue.
SALUDO.-Hemos tenido el gusto
de saludar al distinguido ioven y muy
querijo amigo ruestro don Fausto
Rucabado y Vazquez, que sale ests
tarde para Cayey.
REGREso.-Ha regresado de su
excursion al interior de la Isla ces
pues de ser recibido y agasa ado er
todos los pueblos que ha visitadG ia
cual el Sc merece, nuestro que,idt
amigo y compahero don Angel Ri
vero y M9ndez, Director de "La In.
tegridad."
TEATRo. Para esta noche arun
cia la compaiia- Roncoroni la repre-
sentaci6n del magnl6co drama d.
don Jose Echegalay titulado "Ma
lana"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16
Gaceta &c hoy.

No publica disposition algu-
na de importanria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16
GUzA LOCAL.
SOBRIN0S De EZOu!AeA.
EO8rALHzA, 1Ts

8"Ub 5UMIuIDM DM0F0
A8snses ds i0E vapoEsR"ecF ssUa az Ia
o0mpAniS TrEsatlAntios BspaAcls.
Agsntss DO i'd i'd de los ssaorss L..
'F'nssa , Uo., DO Liverpool.
lSsm idem @. Il. Flstehs1 Co.,
ID. Ccomps1ia ella FIecha") Do ID.
,x, 1gG1sSs d. ID i'd Dc los aohores ,. +,
ss:kSls = Oo,, Ainsa d. "ssrsa'.
A9snt'. Do Bahs, Bshrsnd , Rors,
Aasnts' dsis 0cupaafa 4. s.x.rsf
% .0nssaA y: AnesoSies danoMinnas lsT BE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16

LA ENHoRABUENA.-Ha sido in
dultado de la pens impuesta por csta
Audiencia y confrmada por el Irl'
bunal Supreme por delito de impren'
ia nuestro particular amigo e ilus~
trado adversario politico don Manuel
Fernandez Juncos.
GRAcIAS. -Nuestro querido ami
go Nemesio Perez Morris agradece
en- el alma las bondadosas frases que
con motive de su regreso a esta lsls
le ha dedicado la ilustrada prensa
puertorriqueia.
, BIENvENIDos. Han llegado q es-
ia Capital, tras breve expedition por
la Isla. nuestros Inuy estimados ami =
gos don Enrique Alvarez Perez y see
1Iores Perez Acevedo y Janer.
AGRADECIooS Goa atento b. L M.
del sefor Comandante Principal de
Marina hemos recibldo un ejemplar
del cuadro de seFales que desde el
dia de hoy usara eI Vigia del Castillo
de San Cristobal para anuneiar los
buques.
Es una atercjon que estimamos
mucho.
FUEGO. Circular Iumores a 1lti-
ma hora de haberse declarado un in
cendio en- Santurce en- la casa del Sr
Becerra, y cuyos rumores deseamos
que no sc confrmen.
SELLos PARA LACRE.-Se hacen
en- la Imprenta del BoLETfN MER-
cANTIL de A. Lynn Sucesora de Mo-
-is. Sellos de dos iniciales q $I.25.l
[dem de tres iniciales a $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16
NOvIMIENTO DH BUQUEs
HALIDS DH TEA sRsIA,

Par& Hsbaas y escslaa vEp e.p
Pner'o Il 90, despGchado por Ru
"e.t Hmos. Gao c~rga de tFsnsitc.
Par n wy Yak vsp ing Tnemis
e.uen~ O.Gr L tim"P > Fernsn
- Pc Mnl enh. # ? Korber, $50
Q Il :. 27 3O3 ktlos.
paa ILatan@ y eGoslss vap esp
n ,et,, despsohsdo por 8 de b.
.n,aea. Por Bolivar Arruza & 90,
IL : mirshusno. Por Lopez Villa
.uii u %, 104 pacas taosco 4914 K
,os. Por A RausChenplat, 58 pat az
"a baco 2586 kilos. Pcr J Ochoa y
HmnC, % brls sebo, 13O pscas 10
osat 1866 kilos. Para Matauzas,
onr PianAs Roi b 90, 100 81 ooc 9
P4ra Oi@nfueg ls, por 8 de Esqoia
e., 100 OF cate 9665 kllos. Ppr J
Oohoa y Hm0n, 100 81 Gate 13.40O
k:loe. Por Pianas Rojo s. 90, loo
Vi cuso:, "a 6. NIL, 25 S. 5a:6 1892
k.los.
Para MayaRueE, vap a'em. FL I
mann, Cespachado por j II Silva &;
Uo, con Cargo do transito.
PAss HAba O yts s,rla', v4p efr
Mejico despachado por S de EgQu y
ga. Para GibAra, por Lopez Wills
mil 8 %, 10 81 cat6 14l5 k lop. Pa
"a Nuevitas, por Sierra y P.lau, 7S
s maix.
Para Ooruha y escaIas, vap. esp
Baenos Aires, despachado por s dt
Ezcniaga. Por Scrs de Vicente &
%, 100 81 asdsar 10. 100 kllos. Pc,
Oaldas &c 90, IA 81 azdcar 1468 k
los. Por J Ochoa y Hmno, 48 T.
azdcar 5000 ktIos, 30 s( cafe 42O(
kilos. Por S;rs de A F.gneroa &
90. 1877 s[ az6car 20 733 kllos. Pars
Santander, por s de Ezqulags. 5 bl.
aguardiente, l 6 tAbaCos, 40 8
aG6caE 14.3I6 k,los, 125 sacos cafe
lO.142 kllos. Por SOrs de V'iaud,
B %, l50 81 azdcar 1878 klloD
Por Oaldas 3 90, $50 sacos sz6cs,
l5 583 kllos. Por J Oehoa y Hno
1879 s( as6car 21,490 kilos, 25 sI CT
| t9 2275 kilos. Por Scrs de A Flpu1
roa & Go, 81 81 az6csr 1910 kilop
Para Vigo, por Scrs de A FIguero;
& 90, 81 81 aEdcar 1919 kLos. Po,
ScEs de Vicente & o., 100 81 szt
car 1902 kilos. Para Bilbao, DO
8 de Exqoisga, 25 81 cafe 194I K
los. Para G joa, por Lopez VILLAIN.
8 90, 10 s( cate 027 kilos. Para Y.
ian cia, por 8 dc Ezquisgs, IL 81 o.
lie 1lO4 K ios. Para Sevllla, por j
IOohoA y Hnno, 100 sacos q & a
I11.8O0 kiios, 90 81 cafe 1880 kllos
cara OsdiS, por j 7 Silva & %
l66 II csfA 5295 K los. Por Sore d.
| VjsDde 8 %, 48 81 cocos, SO o. az,
"st $500 kilos. Pot j Ochoa Y Hn,
I32 81 cate 2900 k os. Pr S Dr. q
4uisgs, 70 81 cate 6399 klos, 90 Z
az & Or 5OO7 kllEr. ; ara Mals ga DO
| J 0 'hoa y Hmno, $50 sacos o. f
l3 100 kilos. Pot Lopez Villa mil
20, 122 sscos cate lO63O K los. Pc
Scra az Vtjande y %, 81 81 cat
I477l ki'os. Para Barcelona por s
ie Vtornra ) goo u asfcar 1890
K 10. Po' A b u@chpnplat, 446
ii - 5O."43 k los. Por Lstjmer
f "f'. I55 Il sz6car II 56l
- T Font ; Hmno, l53
Il Ar IL 45l klios. 3 d frntas. PC
80 Anumada 3 Co, "a sI Cx1
3j39 k los. Para San Sebastian, pC
\ lie ErQuisgs, LOO sscos az1o 9
ll6 326 klos. POr 6crs de VIisnd
y o., .76 81 aa6sar 18 482 kilos.
: Para Santiago de O,Da, vap in
Ssraito of Dover, despachado ..
3 de ExQuiaga en- lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16
Gaceta de aver.

Circular de la Intendencia &c
neral de Hacienda PGblica fe
cha 10 del presente, reco men
dsndo a los Mpicipios llener
hasta ell dia 10 de Agosto pro
ximo ell importante servicio de
la contribution territorial cores
poadiente al ano econ6mico dc
1So7-oS y cuyo cupo ha sido Fl
iado oportunamense por eI Ex'
celentisimo Sr. Gobernador Ge-
neral, quedando afectos los Ayun-
tamientos morosos a la respon
sabilidad establecida por el ar
tlculo "a del Reglamento par
la imposition. administration y
cobranza de la contribution te
rritorial.
Edicto de la ordenacion G :
neral de Pages de esta isla rel
two al pago dc los cupones
talon de los billetes del Tesor
de Puerto Rico, cuyos ndmero
Y poseedores Sc expresan en- cum
plimiento de la K. .. de 20 d
Diciembre de 1891.
Anuncio por la Secretaria d
Gobierno de la Audiencia Terri
eorial de hallarse vacante en- e.
Tuzgado de /: lnstancla e ms
trucci6n de Mayagiez una Essrl-
bania de actuaciones y convo
cando a las aspirantes para la co
rrespondiente provision de Ia
misma.
Anuncio POI el Vicepresidente
de la Comisi6n Provincial de ha-
berse senalado el dia ~ del ac-
tual q las nueve de la manana y
en- ell salon de actos de la Excma
Diputaci6n para la adjudication
en- p1blica subasta de las obras
de la carretera de Arecibo a Pom
ce, secci6n de Ponce 4 Adjuntas.
trozo 20, cuyo importe asciende a
diez y nueve mil novecientos
treinta y cinco pesos treinta cen
tavos.
Instrucciones de la Conan
dancia Principal de Marina rela'
tiva al perfodo ciclonico probable
del presente alo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16

Vlernes, 10. Ell Triunfo de la
Santa Cruz y Nuestra Sonora del
Carmen.
Sabado, I7.-San Alejo, confesor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16
D1DlOAxOR1A.
LA RAzOE DEL TITUxO

LA RAzOE DEL TITUxO
6UMAR1O-Luchemos.-Rld debeY
cumplid0.-La generaci6n ore eu-
be.-La tustioia humana-Pretex.
tos oEimlnales. La formula del
pIogreSo.-El progreco y suS ma
nifestaci0nes.-La opinion pfblioa.
--M peElodismo.-Lo CUE Gebe ser
ell periodism0.-L0 que 90 hoy la
prsnsa.--La prensa y Ice leyeA-
Ia politica.-Lo que debe Ger IL
polltica..--O6mo 90 haeen los polf-
t1COs.-Como nacen los partsdos.--
Los programs r0lfticos.--.Artia-
clos politiCOs.--M sarnsval poIt4i-
sO.--Missxtas pOlitiCas. - Gincert-
dad polltiCs.-Fanatiamo ooliuco
La emoOEacis.-PrincipioS d.
m0cE6ticos. os.-Absurdos demoorAti.
Cos.-Deliri0s democrAtioos. -- LIZ
libeEtad dc 10 OatedEa.-Llbertao
contra deEech0.-La igualGad 40.
Cissl.-1a ieualdad On la hiator5a.-
La igualdad ante 10 rax6U.-Ls 40.
beyania.--La demagogis.-Isca hun
no2 mOdernOss-L8 Eevolus,Gn, ,-..
Las hueigas.-OOntusion y caos,-
H. nihiliEmO.-Pr0pagsndas demo.
ledoras dancer s0Ol&l.--Aptiu0-
2iaS y aDomaliRs.-yl mayor DE-
>s q Gs.--ADS vAla aave---Nnf.
il a,o Y co1cluGide.
De veDts.-1n1a 1npxen:a tssi
Bo1aT1x MMRoAA AZ.
PTsc'o.--Un peso cinr;zanta ssc
tavts et~1ap. aE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16
Las Rof0rnaS dol SP HauPa
msruD1o C1xTxGo
DON IGNAGl0 DlAz GANEJH.
80 80 dtrsttOr del BOLEYIN NERCANfIL
OE PUERTO ROO

Tai 90 10 porsadA dc an folieto
que acaba de oditarse en- esta Ca.
"a, obrs del Director del BoLxTIN
MxRCANT1L. Oonsiene &C. .paginas
10 lccsura, cn 4: syor, y, como
o he anunciado, 90 dedica aI ilus-
ire Jefe del ParGido "Uni6n Cons.
dsucional" de Cuba, Excmo 81
Marques dc Apszseguia. Consie-
ue el siguiense programA:
+" Dedicatoria. - Preludios, -
DeaarrOllo del plan.-Considera.
siones.-El p1edmbuIo exposition.
Los Munsclpios.-La CGmars
(nauIar.-El Consejo.-El Gober.
aador GenerAl.-La hissoria.-Ls
egalidAd.-La Eaz6n. supremA.-
LA RepAraci6n ..
Fl follsto Se ofrece ,en las si'
suientes condolences:
On ejempIar..-~....o so etl
Con el rOsrato del Autor. rs "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16
Los, UERECHOY PASIYOS
NWL
HAGISTBRIO DB,ULqRAEAR

,,DeCreto y @sglR nsntL squ
regular estos derech0s, y for
mulariOs completes para la sO-
vcitud de JubilaCionesv viude-
dadeS y orGandades, por Don
Andres T. 0ller0I ex-xnspeC-
tor de I: 1nsenanza y Maestro
ptbNCo dc kadrldI
FOlleco def.iCAd0 al SH 4Rs0j
Diputado por esta Isla.
V6ndese en- estA 1mpronUa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-16
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY GA.
l1.-lETUAN-ll

4lmacenistas inportadores de
peovisioNes- Venta al Dor mayor.
Duefi0s tie 10 antiGus = acredita-
da Fabrica de F6atoroa, estableGi
da en- Santurce.
Marcas BOLIVAR , UONILl.
--Dep6sito Tetu4p II,
Agentes de ls acredlfndS rasrca
de clgsrrillos eaiarito. Bell0sa ,
Ubertad.
Fshrlca dc liooreS de SOu1s ciAseu.
:Admitau as6Cares 6 conaiana-
cNn.
The Delta independent., 1897-12-10

A new show window is being placed
in DIR. Braisted's building. formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. Smiths restaurant.
When r-modelled the rooms will be oc-
cupied by Mrs. John Simpson with
stock OF millinery and fancy goods.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Method
ist church will give an oyster supper at
the Commt rcial house next Thursday
evening. December 10th. beginning at
$50 p. IN. A regular supper will be
given including oysters, raw, stewed or
fried for - cents, and the management
says there will be more than one oyster
to the dish. A cordial invitation is eN-
tended to all.
The Knights of Pythias are preparing
a social to be given in their Castle Hall
on Thursday evening, December 10. at
which cards. music and refreshments
will be on the program The attendance
will be limited to the members and their
ladies. This lodge has also decided to
have spublic installation Of officers on
January 4. 1sas, TO which general
invitation is extended
Donations of cast off. out grown child
rens clothing. mems coats. shirts and
pants. anything that can be made over,
will be thankfully received at the read
ing room. Please have the garments
clean. NJ h. MATHEES,
Supt. OF Mercy X Help.
The Delta independent., 1897-12-10

Half Rates-Our fare for the round
trip from all stations to all stations in
Colorado.
Tickets on sale Dec. 3. "A. - and 81
1897 and Jany. 4.
For tickets and information call at
Colo. Mid. City ticket office Main St.
Grand Junction. W. Il. Peck. City Pass.
Agt.
The Delta independent., 1897-12-10

nay tNfhAhE.
A. c. Middlemist has purchased the
II. T. McAllister place.
Edgar Hou,s and family. OF Hotchkiss,
visited Delta Thursday.
The wires for the Delta County tole-
phone line are being strung.
II. II. Smith and Judge Robertson
visited Cedaredge on business.
Rev. L. II. Worthington. OF Paonia,
visited the county hub Friday.
Mrs Will Kennico,t. OF Cory, returned
from the east Thursday afternoon.
Attorney f. NJ. Logan went to Grand
Junction Tuesday TO argue before Judge
Gabbert.
Dr. II. X. Braisted is plastering and
finishing off the sesond story Of his
business block.
Win Finney, the pleasant representa-
tive OF the d. & X. q. at Olathe. was
visitor at Delta Tuesday.
Jno. NJ. Davis and family. OF Earlhsm.
Ia, are in the city in the hope OF bene-
fitting Mrs. Davis health.
4. NJ. Patten, OF the Denver Republi.
can came down yesterday from a trip up
North Fork and Smiths Fork.
Mrs. Evans. OF North Delta, has been
seriously i'll from an attack Of asthma.
At present she is improving rapidly.
Mrs. G. W. Hendricks OF Hotchkiss,
rafnrral from isst - apl
The Delta independent., 1897-12-10

business interests on the North Fork
the fore part of the week. Chas. Bow
den was in charge Of the Star bakery
during his absence.
Ed Meredith and wife took Tuesday
mornings train for Telluride here they
will run boarding house for the ac-
commodation OF the men employed on
the Meldrum Tunnel.
A. X. Stevens. one of the popular
cattlemen OF the Western Slope. honored
the yards with his presence today. He
has three cars OF cattle on sale that be
shipped from Delta. Colo.-Denver Post.
j. C. Gale invitss your attention to
his new furniture which Is going at
10 per cent reduction for cash. 1t came
10 on cheap freight rates and II you are
looking for bargains consult him.
Frank Deidrich and VIII Welshire. OF
Avoca, Iowa. left for the Pacific coast
after visit with their friend. Geo. Fol
som. While here they mace a short
hunting trip to the Escalante country.
Latest reports from Ii. X. Ferguson at
Salida state that he is getting along
fully as well as could be expected. 1t is
believed that his limb can be saved
although he will proba bly, always remain
crippled.
Wallace Cole Of Salida, has been here
during the past week superint, nding
the erection OF three room house on
his ranch on California mesa. The place
has been rented 10 the killen Bros.
A. K. Durkee made this office pleas
ant call yesterday. He is rejoicing over
the fact that his cattle. which three
years ago were worth about - a head
straight through, could now be sold for
5000.
In another column will be found the
holiday advertisement of The Stockham
4 Hillmsn Co. The ISDErLNpENr can
heartily recommend this firm to bargain
seekers. Its worth your while to read
their ad.
Thos. Shook returned from Grand
Junction with his wife Monday. Mr..
Snool, has severed his connection with
the Delta Fruit 4 Produce Co. and will
move cato J. F. Sanders ranch on
California mesa.
st. Luke's Episcopal Guild met with
Mrs. l.. ID. Landry in North Delta Fri
day afternoon. A fine literary program
The Delta independent., 1897-12-10
Colorado midland Ry. Holiday Rates.

Half Rates-Our fare for the round
trip from all stations TO all stations in
Colorado.
Tickets on sale Dec. %. "A - and 81
1897 and Jany. 4.
For tickets and information call at
Colo. Mid. City ticket office. Main St.
Grand Junction ". r. Peck. City Paa.
Agt.
The Delta independent., 1897-12-10

The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will give sn Art Exhibition on Friday.
December 10. at the residence Of L. W.
Worth. Everybody cordially invited.
Miss Botsford Mrs. CLARK. both being
fine operatic singers, will delight the
audience with some choice selections.
Admission. including lunch. 10 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-05
Campaign in Thcssaly.

ATHENS, May 5.-Crown Prince Con-
stantine telegraphs that two Turkish
regiments are marching on Karditza
and that the Greek commander there
has asked for achievements.
The government of Greece is negoti-
ating with the admirals in command of
the fleets of the foreign powers in
Cretan waters for permission to send q
Greek warship to the Island of Crete
to bring off Colonel Vassos and the
other Greek officers who have been re-
called.
voLo, Muy 5.-The Turkish forces
made fierce attack to-day on the
Greek troops at Velestino, but were
repulsed. There was heavy losses Cd
both sides Fighting is proceeding be-
tween the opposing armies, at two
other points.
ROME, May 5.-Riccotti Garibaldi
has telegraphed from Athens saying he
is returning home as there is nothing
for him to do in Greece.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 5.-Hifza
Pasha, the commander of the Turkish
forces in Epirus, telegraphed yesterday
that the Turks had occupied unop-
posed the summit of Mount Kilberini,
dominating the slopes opposite Arta.
The Greeks, he adds, retired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Messages cast into the sea on the
American coast have been found on the
coast of France.
Oscar Wilde is still in Reading
England) prison. but he will be releas-
ed on the 18th or 10th OF this month.
Nearly 200 people persisted, and o
like number were more or less burned
or injured, in the fire and panic in q
temporary frame structure in the Rue
Jean Goujon, Paris. yesterday evening
as was stated in the Gazette of that
date. The victims include many of the
leading society women of Paris and
members of the aristocratic families OF
France. Many of the dead are unre-
cognizable. At o'clock last night over
hundred charred and crushed bodies
lad been removed from tho ruins.
Mr.. Uriah II. Painter in Washington
has brought suit against Beriah Wilkins
and the Washington Post Company
He sets forth that the company has 9
capital of 100000, divided into GOO
shares Of $500 each. Mr.. Painter owns
20 shares. He alleges that ever since
the death of Frank Hstton, who, to
gether with Mr.. Wilkins, owned the
controlling interest in the stock, the
defendant has managed and controlled
the property and business of the com.
pany in his own interest and for his
own purposes without regard to, but in
fraud of, the interests of the corpora.