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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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DINING Carr 1855, ll05 a m. 1885. loo 200 so
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lo5 dining Carr. 1856 425 Dining Carr +bS Dining
Carr: h65 Dining Carr. 7.4o 1855 SSo .. H. IL ~
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station: and stations foot OF Desbrosses ana CORY
sndt Streets 4 Court Street. $50 Fulton Street o.
Broadway and BROOKLYN Annex Station. Brookyn
Station. Jersey City. The New-York Transfer Com
pany VIII call for and check baggage from notes ahe
J. b. HUTCHINsON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

FLOUR AND MEAI1-Consdering tho irregular ao'ios
Of wheat the market was more or Tess ~
elected and without important change either way IN
Snrno naes quoted S5QS5 40. winter straignts - o2y
81 TO- winter patents s5at5 20 spring clears ~
eY,ra M / winter So 15Qs4 extra No winter e svx
ss 90. no grade 81 459sl co. buckwhea -four 4egsr o,
PYE FIOtR--More active: sales. 500 bbs at 81 %
ass 40 coRNMEAL-ouiet 9y9sesdi F kn.o'ss n.
White SOC; nne yellow 7og7oo eoar,e sSge GO. nose
sprng bulk o7igeos: 100 ~ mddHg bull sIc ,aSs
s2s: screenings 30g7bc In bulk: buckwheat grain o'@
8Siic New-York =.
GRAIN-wHEAT-Price moved over O. cent range 70
day with the leading features an early advance ana
ssonent total loss final prices showing nc net oeci,e
The early advance carried May 10 he ana was oa Ssd
on active covering which reports that cargo hau
been bought for and big scare among Ts
oats shorts in Chicago leading Influences. ne ne
strength lasted until last hour when longs
fake pronts and collapsed losing &c u pusne.
toward the close News OF the day on the wno,e' MAS
found 10 have gone back original large figures
arrivals being 0ls against osi cars last ysn
confirmed belief that the small receg,s
temporary II Is figured thet theIe WIZ
abrupt failing on in movement. but rather
disappearance. Except fer net odvsnce ,is news
Paris wheat and -four markets Says ~
nsacory Liverpool reflected our sems,n h ., lost
day with opening I'D advance most OF WHEN Wa
later. fEal adylces bcips only hg%d net h's"''' ~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
NETWORK PRICES.


Receipts Of breadsturs interior points in Thousands
last three cphers 1000 omitted -four bhls grain oush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

Rio-conee market barely steady: 10 RIO 5000; sx
change nd receipts 24OO0 bags cleared for the unted
states 1900 bags cleared for Europe 900 bags soch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
tract prices follows:

ro,a,e, co1e. Markets. -santos-Cofee market quiet
good Santos 1900; receipts oUVW 49,
fis7 900 bags. HamburrConee market openi 81 40
ming lower; closed Nal pienning net IoHei oa's,
HaVre-COfee market opened stea1y -
changed IL franc higher az o p M 90 "a a..
e'N'''-'o~1' N o. :, ii, ........, 81 90
January 80 20 81
feorvaiy 3a ~ ser,snnber 81 rs
AiarSh '''''-''-'''''' 81 % Oc,char 81 80
AprH 40 19 Sosernher 30
Slay '''''''''''''''''' go - i,ecemt~r 25 rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Nov I9-Tour dull. unchanged sales LILO
bn, wheat strong; spot and months SIis 49,'c Dee
her eTj,a9Tlc, May. Gic bid. steamer No red "-'.F
g2c. stock l677DiI bush: sales, 1900 bush southern
wheat, by sample gaa9Si4c do grade t3B9Sc. corn
nrner SPOT month and December 32is $3.50. November
or December new Old 32td3c; January oZAsG"-Sc'
~ 900 bush southern white corn SO 3c 90 Yellow .!
stilc Oats nrm: 40 white. 2sGstc; No mixed go
25 c; stock 235 bush. Rye hrmer No nearby aic
30 Western Ste: stock 2lG i3o bush: Hay STEADY
cholr. timothy sl3 asked. Grain frcighs-Actlve FOR
steemer Parcels quiet. unchanged. Sugar strong IN
changed Butter steady. unchanyed Eggs hrm; fesh
2ic Cheese steady. unchanged. Whskey uhehahsed.
p,.,on Nov ls-F1our frmer. winter patents s. 100
s. as: clear ana straight 81 S5as5 -; spring patents
IS 2Oat5 81: clear and straight - l3aS3 - Cornnea!
drm. per bag 72a74c: per Dbl 81 COAST 90 Corn hrm;
slipped $2c No clipped ale No clipped $9se, MI
,.cI arm spring bran si2S winter bran, sl4uSl4 ~
miidlings SIS 35asi0 90; Red DOG hour. so '5gSS'
Fresh beef nm Sc; hind quarters lelc ioIes
sLaGc Lambs steady: mutton and yearlings. "a I3ci
V.afs sa0r Butter nrm: Northern, 2lg22c; Western.
2lc; imitation i4ai0c ladies'. l3Gl+c Cheese steady
Northern. 91O}4c; western V''
.,lonT No hard spot o5Ic 10 northern Old spot
n 0li,; new 91lsc. winter wheet-pul No req IN
store 5Gc; / white. oac; No red voc; No ezra
low 90; No yellow, 8ihe; No corn Slsg3isc Nc 10
corn 3ic oats higher and very scarce; No wn,.s'
27l,c No white 26iic No white 2oG' M0 }aIr
rye quite, steady No on track DC a. oana 'esh's
steady and unchanged Flour quiet and hrrn
chicago Nov ls-Ths leading futures ranged as FOL
lows: - 49,,
November (nsw)... - GA om o.
3 3sy ..: OsaSSs. osaSis sOsSo, S0s
Corn. No. 2: - 10000, o,,,
,,o'e.n.. ' 96SIo5i, 26.. q26i 26A q2bI 2bls
Nav ........... 29a63o SobgSo1. 29sq@'s Zo'.s-''s
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-22
YOU need cotton hoe

When you noed cotton hoes
and sweeps, call on Freeman &
Hendricks, they will save you
money,
The follow jnr ara the anpli.
cants who were examined by tho
County Board of Examiners on
the 10th and 18th inst: Misses
Olive Newton, Matte Hester, Lula
Dacus, Nina Earle, Unity Rigdon,
Dorsey Boroughs, Maude King,
Blanche Hudgcns, Essio Gillespie, =,
Nora Scnborn, Idn Gillespie, Ada
Brown, Emma Hendricks, Matte
Ropor, Bettie Fendley, Mary Chas-
tain, Dora Davis, Malinda Chas-
tain, Estcll Boggs and Flora Chas-
tain. Mcssrs. Sam Robinson, w.
A. christopher Hosey Allgood,
Walter Langston, II. J. Adams,
Middleton Hester, h. w. Leo and
S. a. Hunt.
J. Med. Bruce has for several
weeks been furnishing dynamite
to blow up the rock in tho bottom
of his we'll, each day fondly OK
pcctlng the appearance Of water.
The suspense had been ilIlenso un-
Til Wednesday OF last week when
his perseverance, and faith pre-.
vailed over all obstacles and blue
granite. Water came and only a
few more blasts wcro necessary to
put The we'll in proper shape.
Thursday five holes were drilled
by Mattison .ouklns and Henry
HaBood, both colored, and loaded
with dynamite, ono only failing to
shoot ~ the proper time. Mat.
and Henry, his assistant, were let
down in tho we'll and unloaded the
hole, as they supposed. Against
lcnry's warming, Mat. began to
drill the hole deeper, and small
quantity OF dynamite, which thov
failed to get out, exploded with
terrific power. Both men we're
drawn from the we'll at the same
time, each clinging to the rope for
dear life. Henry was not hurt be-
yond slight cut on the leg, but
Mat. Was severely injured il. the
left hand. The little finger was
dangling and hanging to tho hand,
the end of the thumb was missing
and the rest Of tho hand torn and
cut, it seemed, beyond salvation.
DR.. Earle amputated the little fin
ger and took many stitches on the
lacerated hand, which is now hoal-
ing as well as possible.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-22
From 3.iipcrfy.

The old soldirrs met here Sat
urday and elected Township
Pension Board as provided by the
legislature. Lahan Mauldin, S.
D. Stewart and Yves. McCollins
were elected.
Today (tho 10ih inst.,) is cleo
ton day for Il town council. 1t
seems hero is no excitement, y,
there is no special ISSUE to fight
for or against, more than to be in
command rather than Il high pri-
vate.
There will be an election in May
to vote for an additional school
tax for this district.
The farmers got in a solid weeks
work on the farm last week and
planting cotton and corn was prot
ty general. Much Of the corn is
being planted without breaking
the land, owing to tho late start.
A Company of Gypsie's struck
this town and spont two days last
woek. They seemed to bo consid-
orably interested 10 horse trading
and thoy had II c"nsidorale drove
OF horses and mules.
The wedding bells will soon be
ringing again in Liborty, and
matrimonial Umbor pontiful and
some to spare.
A sneal: thief entered Squire
Stewards dining room Saturday
night through back window and
helped himself to what he could
find. CITIZEN.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-22
Summons for Relief
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, }
COUNTY OF PICKENS.

COUNTY OF rICKENS.
Court OF Common Pleas.
Susan Stewart, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Elizabeth Garrett. Runrrt Stewart Nancv
Ferguson, james Stewart. Al GO Stew
ant, l'anl Stewart, Lnnrv Moore. .Ju)ja
Moore, Minnie Moore, j, j, VI ,nrn, F.
II. Stewart, Elisha Stewart. Newton
Stewart, Loney Moore, Jacob T.. Stew.
nrf, Jnhn lf Stewart, AbraIInm Stewart
h''o'o 'lc""''. Defendants.
Summons For Relief.
Complaint not Srrvch.)
10 the Defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and 70.
Q'tircd 10 answer the cOnp,ilih in this
action which has been flea i'm tie ntljco
OF the Clerk OF the Court # common
Pleas for said County and 10 serve "a couv
Of your answer to the said cnm,l int nI,
the Sub.cribcrS at heir Office ar pickrns
&, H., ). G.. within twenty days ;.frrr,he
service hereof, exclusive Of The tlIy OF
such service; and il you fail to answer lhc
complaint within ilic time aforesaid, Tho
Plaintiff in this action will arplv TO the
Court for the RELIEF demanded in tho
complaint.
l'altu MarclI 2;}l a. d., 1897
y. NJ. STEWART, c. G. =. G fSEAI.l
MORGAN a. BLASSINGAME,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 the nonresident defendants. Alice
Stewart. Nancy Ferguson, james stew.
art and Paul Stewart.
Take notice that the summons In thc
action, OF which the above is Il copy, and
the complaint herein were filed in ihe of.
nee OF the Clerk Of the Court of Coumon
i,Icas Tor County and State aforesaid on
the 23d day Of March 1897.
MORGAN d BLAssl NGAME,
Plaintiils Attorneys.
70 John T.. Stewart, Abraham Stewart,
Afford Stewart minors over the age Of
fourteen years and j. y. Moore, with
whom Loney Moore, Minnie Moore
and Julia Moore, minors under the ago
OF fourteen years reside.
Take notice that unless you make an.
plication within twenty days from tho
service OF this notice upon you exclusive
OF the day OF such service, for the an.
pointmcnt OF Guardian ad Item to ron.
resent you and the said minor defendants
IN your custody in this action, the plain-
tifls will make such application.
MORGAN & BLASSINGAME.
plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
m,r921o7"a
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-22
Notice.

There will he an all day singing
at the ltolly Bush school house on
the first Sunday in May 1897. All
lovers of music are cordially invi-
ted to como and bring we'll flied
baskets. e. e. KENNEMoRE.
For committee,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-22
Notice.,

The Magistrates of the several
Townships in the county are call.
cd to meet the committee appoin-
ted by the grand jury, at the term
Of court at Pickens Court House
on the Goth inst.
MATTHEW HENDRICKS,
FOramaD
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-22
Notice..

Tho chairmans Of the Town
ships Pensions Board are requested
to meet at tho court house on
Thursday the 9th inst, at 10 a. IN.
WARREN BoYDE.
Chairman.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-22
HERE
THEY ARE.

a cargo Of the choicest of Dress
Goods.
All the Novelties in Spring Trim
mings.
All the new and fashionable Lin
ings, with all the other innumcrable
items in Dress finishings.
There is no article used in Dress
Construction overlooked in our selec-
ton.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
We have sets in these goods which
in design and beauty surpass all for
NOR Fancies. MWe especially
urge inspection Of these goods.
GSWASH GOODS.~usa
This Is peculiarly a Wash Goods
season. Greater effort has been made
in this department by the projectors
Shan ever before--resultlng in fabrics
better IN weave, more beautiful in
pattern and of superb coloring. See
these goods.
We have few pieces of "Lappett
Mulls" in lovely colors at 16 cents.
Organdies, French patterns, 163c.
Dlmitics Of pretty patterns, 7 and 8
cents; cheap at 10 and 12.
ALL THE WEAVES IN WHITE
Organdies, Mulls, Persians, SWISS
es, Nainsooks, French Swisses, p.
X, English Long Cloth and the
other makes.
Ladies New Collars and Cuffs (hls
seasons fancies.)
Ruching and ACCORDION Pleating
for Neckwear and Trimming use,
from 35 to IS cents. (Ihe latest
novelties)
Plain and Embroidered Chiffons
in edgings and aliovcrs.
Danlask and Towels, new patterns,
just over, see them.
| No nook, no corner in the house
without some useful article. Prices
are guaranteed to be the lowest in
every instance.
Ferris Waist, children, misses and
ladies, IS cents to ST..
100 Rolls Mating, all grades.
BRUSSELS Carpet SO cents, made
and laid.
WHkI597B13
| 3 BBHyFSI7IB.
p. S.-Buttorick Patterns.
Telephone Call e3.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-09

An Excellent Performance Ready
for the People Who VIII Crowd
the -eaftfs. Th4ater

When the hundreds OF Seattle citizens
who all range themselves IN The comfoTta-
Bile opera chairs OF the Seattle theater FRI
dag and Saturday nights Of this week look
across The blinking fo0tllgh1s they viii
find themselves in front Of a black face
acceptable from an artistic standpoint, and
Interesting Ia every detail that enters into
the construction OF that altogether Amer
lean style % entertainment called a min
stFei Show"
When the Seattle Athletic Club decided
10 give itself q popular benefit and deter
mined that sach a benefit should b. char
acteristic. the people behind it said that
5; should D. a minstrel performance. They
wore wise men who did not count without
cost. but who knew that an interest in
the event once stirred UP would enlist the
support 81 many OF the clubs members.
who would take hold % the affair from IS
novelty ard assist In making It a success.
There was no end OF undevelone4 tatsnt
in the club. and the projectors cast around
10 ard a good channel for giving crude
ability expression. There Is nothing bet
ter than minstrel show Tor such a pur-
pose as behind the dried paste OF burnt
cork the individuality OF the performer -
amhuscaaed. and the nervousness attend
ant upon q public appearance ts redu-ed
20 the minimum People can turn Thorn
STRIVES AHtr*t iti = tAtHA Wise AAaA 30 make
up more completely hides Identity than
the covering afforded By the burnt cork
above alluded 20. The biggest part OF thu
work % making up a minstrel Terform-
nnce lay 81 training naturally good vClces
to direct their Efforts in the right way
In tits respect Prof John kuntz has &C
complishca a whole world IN n way. ard
ia big tunefgi ChoTuses 20 the uauy
beautiful SOLOS selected for tire .H~st nsrt.'
than many, professional companies Mn
streisy-s best expression ts n ne singing
and there will he no disappointment az the
quality % music that will he sing a. the
Seattle teeater Friday and Saturday
nights
Besides thn many solos sud choruser
there ~ a plentiful sp-lnkNnE ~ llcal
''Ea wH' nuA fnnny stories for which the
alfs o. TIE CLUB are responsible. an at-
irartivc clio ~ -Feefsltfes and a fanny
afterusere. The entire entertainment
promises SO BE- a huge success
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-09
~ sk AGIT "a, >rr.
The Torsst Reserve order Causing
aonst.rnaftom in MANY Districts.

MOUNT VERNON. March Especial
The executive order Of Cleveland creating
q forest reserve ia the state ~ Washing
ton. which embraces nearly AZ the min
ing districts IN the state. has created con-
sfsruafiUn end aismay IN TIRE mining dis
tFBets ~ SksElt county The reserve takes
81 the whole eastern part of the county
from point west 81 Hamilton So the sum
gsslt of The Cascades. which includes every
mining prospect that has sea besn located
n the county. The promising districts u
Slate creek. Ruby creek. Hamilton and
the numerous Tributary creeks 81 the
skagit river are all Included and the e.
feet or the order IS 20 render every pros
factor or miner vito ~ iudUNtrIousiy de-
Vslogfar his claim trespsweer and liable
20 expulsion ~ any tire By government
officials
Strange 20 say. r. this whole region Of
gkarft county included ln the order there
- very HtFls timber. except ewau auf or
stuntea growth that c0uif only he used
for hrewoad the heavy growth ~ timber
hetnw much NEARER the C8a a. Following
abs mineral discoveries al hamilton and
other piaeee iarEe numbers ~ peoapeet0rs
have gone in. ard tire corning summer gave
evidence - being me most active tn min
Tag circles akanit county has ever expert
enesa This executive orfer comes as "a
Knockout blow 20 tho mining Interests.
Esd msnv af those wao have acquired vail
uHhie claims arr iu disnsY.
THE only hope seems 30 b. that the pres
snt executive ram he brought - see the
injustice of the efder ard bave q iTumesli-
ets.v revoked failing Ga which TIRE min
tnE interests g fne rountg. which were
never more promising viii greatly suffer
end development Zee al directions b. para
iyssa
Some two wears aro 80 estirens ~
Sksgit and HhAferfH counties ant the city
ef Seattle cnssFthvtca thousands OF tiai-
ieFs towards hu0dirg O. trsu trta ere State
creek reKtoG. whieh hes hrr0 ia nee ever
since. the actual merk ais0 1ef.w cootvt,-
uted hy people ~ SaaE't eraatV Th.s
g~au has become Ehe urineirsI and asoat
TIE only route tutc those regions frosa The
aownd country a~a fln effect = this
taiqgifnua crstey VIII he ro render thls era Nd
us-ieas ana the money Spent theFcor wnrse
than wasted AZ the tiue the Eureka
rrJne ~as bonded % thc Marcus Gss}v x,a-
dl~ate Cel H8rs scent serue So AZ ~ fr.-
Nate foaSs 81 tutlflrk Tna1 snto ths
Slate creeA reuB-rE from east 80 tsr
mountains. THe roa8 Was hUllt Cor a per.
rasusnt thoroee fare 80 the ulnca zns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-09
FOR THE MILL TRACK.
The y. r. Asks a Franchise From the
Couneai-Referred TO Commit
tee-0rGinsnces Read.

A special meeting OF the city council was
called yesterday afternoon. az which /. A.
N&deau. for the Northern Pacific & Puget
Sound Railway Company introduced.
through Councilman Chapman, a bill
granting a franchise FOR the construction
OF & spur which shah connect with the
mill to b. constructed on the tide lands by
the Centennial MIL Company. The bill
contained provisions Ia accordance with
the agreements already made with the
Centennial Mil Company. as heretofore
published IN the Post-fntelligencer, the
particular point being that no switching
charges should be made By any road using
the spur.
The bin left il open 10 the company OBJ
tanning the franchise TO charge any other
railway company using its tracks track
age Zee. Superintendent Kline. OF the Sc
attic & International objected 10 this on
the ground that the trackage fee might
be made so eXorDifant as 20 freeze other
lines out The council. after many mo-
tions amendments and amendments 10
amendments referred the proposed bill
10 the committee on corporations. with the
city engineer and corporation counsel
added. As two OF the committee OF corpo-
rations are absent in Olympia, the number
was brought up 10 IT'S regular standing
OF Eve b the addition Of CrichtOn and
Chapman. The committee viii consider
the matter carefully. and when ready 70
report VIII cali "A meeting OF the commit
tee OF the whole. This viii not Dc before
ten days at the least.
The petitions q the Woman's Home As
ISOLATION for free water were tabled as
was the petition FOR an increased water
service GA Thirfy-fifth avenue.
The following ordinances had their first
reading,
Granting liquor licenses 20 J. J. Madl-
gan. IIamm < Schmitz. 6. Schweizer.
Charles Dcitz. and transfer OF license
from Cheadie & Peters 10 Peters & Jack
son.
Correcting the tax assessment roll for
lsss as 70 tue property OF Anna kerns.
Leyying special assessment 10 redeem
the second annual iustallments and inter-
est which mature on bonds for the i'm
provement OF Bush street and portions OF
Cullen street and Germaine avenue.