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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-12-04


State of Minnesota-County Of Hennepin.-
Probate Court-In the matter of the
estate Of Mary Jane Robinson, deceased,
On reading and filing the account of
Betsey Pollock, Administrative of the e.
tate OF said deceased, and her petition
praying for the allowance of said account
and for decree assigning the residue Of
said estate to the persons by law entitled
to the same:
1t Is ordered that said petition be heard
at a general term Of said court, to be held
at the Court House in the city Of Minne-
apoiis in said county, ON Monday, the eth
day OF December. 1897. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon; and that notice of such hearing
be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said day of
nearing in the Irish Standard, a news
paper printed and published in said county.
dated at Minneapolis, this 10th day Of
November. 1887.
BY the Court!
E. G. HARVEY.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-12-04
PROBATE NOTICE.

State Of Minnesota-County OF Hennepn-
Probate Court-In the matter Of the estate
Of Mary Ryan, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition CT
Patrick Ryan, of Hennepin Coun!y, Mlnne-
sofa, representing that Mary Ryan has
lately died interstate, resident and inhabi-
tant of said County OF Hennepn and State
of Minnesota, leaving goods, chat;rls and
estate within this county, ana praying that
administration Of estate DO to Dennis j.
Ryan granted.
1t is ordered, That said petition be heard
at a special term of this Court, to be held
at the Court House in the City OF Minneap-
Oils in said County, on Monday, the 9th
day of December, 1897, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon; and that notice of such hearing
be given to all persons interested. by pub
fishing this order at least once in each
week for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing, in the Irish Standard,
q newspaper printed and published in said
County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this End day of De-
cembcr, 1897 By the Court,
F. c. HARVEY,
Judge Of Probate.
w. H. II. PILGRAM,
Attorney for Petitioner, 515-52O Temple
Court, Minneapolis. MINI. .
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No. $3.50.

Dnyncs and Nv y. W.. =: N. n. -.
Condit iAchhepih county
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-12-04
MARKET REPORT,

Quotations are revised and corrected up to
noon Dec. 8.
BtrrER-The market is stronger for choice
creamerics. The demand is good for other
grades and the gcnral sentiment in favor of
higher prices.
The tare on single head sugar bbls Is IS lbs
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No. 52as.

r,o,. ,sN r. a. N, W. i.
A''''''A' N'i'o'" llennepin county
MINI.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


Attorney for Petitioner 515-52O Temple
Court, Minneapolis, MINI. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

nr SA .pss and on month es9sas!c asic
sSs en-: BID s SS RED HSes Sy .a sl2
siSS7iac do on grade. aosa37c Corn hrmer spot and
s aSsse a :ns NCxs; C! ismr
siase .oes 20 40" bush s sales asSas 800
o esu.h s1ons w'e Ne '9 white $e I'D 10
Rye nm Ne 9earS 1av ' i,sss2 c no
M tncssy sSss So '''s
sugar strong unehange Butter and egg, nTn an
clears ss'1 and o strash! .Srns 5sss
a ass per 'P sas q 5'ps
ssloS SS2 spd 10 3 ssG 1a,. qu s f My
Joy T ssT S ,;s h 81 s
sT5ic Lambs nn mu.5ons and yesrng: ea7c zeal
s Nofier 1m' s5ss: western sisGs'sc
red sse corn 0S aa quit
mixed 2lc ,e steady: No l. 47c; srd easier; 81 i2,.
81 20 quiet sugar nrm eggs steady $780, cheese
milwaukee Oct. e.wh :s, stead; No. Northern.
esssI No 1. 4asa47c; barley steady; No 2 +Sc sam
e.S1 5ss Nay s 70 sc 10 Sor Rs
ssc e fs h5 n pslss,
$50 ~s sacked ' s. 2sa; So 90 '' " ''' 70 2'S
st. GS ss bid ws. s s
esc; 80 lard. cash. SC; Deceiuber ssc MAY. s7.c
&C. Msy &c 3D. to GAO s' 1sess
ys,eI 1910 s,d track Ff lsa2ss Ns white .ig2ao;
with urgent demand; sacked track. SOC bid J2c
,sr mi: sae Butter nrm sr.snery icg2's dairy 10
:,.neara mess ,os5ins ss2. Lara steady Driin.
shoulders. S. 50; shorts. 81 ozIs
To,eio. Oct. s-No markets here to day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

,.htc,zo oct, . There tho usual saturday mar
Aat lsrk n cattle. Tho pens we're inio" rn'p'! tNe
f. orrlngs consisting mostly 81 Westerns Prccs were
mostly nominal unchanged from yesterdeys nsuret
packers I'm hgs hold actively ana prices h!-
,sr"r, 90 Il, ,fn,. per r lbs Sales largely al
end pr,rne assorted light weights az t4d+ ~ Buy die
Eliminated against the numerous lots OF coarse, heavy
.,vv hogs arl ih~v slow 81 30Iaoc below good 70
stock. choic. bacon grades being
ferred Pix. sold srgel, at SO 55nf3 IS Western rang"
sheen ana ians comprised the bulk OF 20 day recepr
81 20 native lamb. 81 tous6 10 and Western lambs at
81 1884 ~ Lambs 23d+tr lower than last V~sh.
and sheep IN i3a2'r. Receipts "a'tc. %": hogs.
Kar,a. DIV OCT. P-Cattlr steady unchanged Hogs
10 10. lower h.avie. ~ loGs3 10 packers. s3 <3n
az A. mixed 81 5,GS 10 lights 81 25df3 72s Workers.
81 7oat3 1871, Pig. - 25hS3 GIL Sh'"p steady lambs
- Loui. o. . Cattle steady. fair choc. nsti,e
tutch.rs' 81 75dS& n: light 81 55aA 10. sockers and
feee 81 6odst rs and hciferr $2ds4 bulls. $50
81 30 r. Indian f3dS3 50 and heifers
8. iads 20 ), higher light. 81 s3n$3 NJ. mixed
s. .Oq$3 80. heavy 81 tJa$S o. sheep nominal native
mutton- So iousa 50 ,ock~s s2a$2 o. Gull. and bucAs
sla$2 81 lambs 81 :3psb ~.
Ea,, Liberty. oct 9.-catt. steady. prime s41S:
81 30 Hogs seadv unchanged. sheep steady: choice
81 saf4 az fair sS S0nS3 ~ choice lambs 81 ous5 %
common 10 good lambs S4r>6; veal calves. 81 j,ydfI
Fast Buffalo oct a-Cattle Receipts ~ sale stock. |
car market quiet. HogsReceipts ~ cars market fairly
active: Workers 10 choice, 81 u.s. roushs. common
10 good 81 5ogs3 IS pig. good TO choice. o5dSi To-
sheep and lambs Receipts 10 cars market more ACTIVE:
lambs choice extra. 81 out6 %: culls TO common
S6T G sheep choice 10 selected wethers NSt 23
Gull. ~ CON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

London oct. a--At the wool auction sales tods,
10 sbp bales wers offered ~ which 1000 with
drawn The general selection poor. but what GOOD
woolr rered realized full rates Interiors
Irregular and weak New-Engand merino sold for l.
=, N. continent md home buyers paid IT. I'd FOR
,orsn vs.hed fleece. Fine crossbrsi s were
taken nv IN. home trade. ''ap@ Of Good HoI~ In
small s,Ipuly and unchanged. Funta Arenas stock
I'm moor condition but II maintained the late advance
was taken chiefly by the Continent Following are the
sales in detail: 800. -.
ons.nslsnd aas bates. secured. aadais I'D greasy.
Victoria esi bales: secured. 7'sdai. od. greasy
ss1th ,u.traa-46s bales: occurred 7dals ID; greasy.
5z10'-d. .,-. -.... ee,o, xx.. s,,o,,,
Seu Zealc nd. lO3 bales: secured Sd1s "a greasy.
5i1d9.sd. 49,, . Ma, 800 h.,... ...,.. n, !,
nj. ia: greasy 5u6i,d
punfs trena-i 40i bales: greasy. 3tifs4d
The sales scheduled to close next Thursday the
onsrI,.. for the DAYS as follows: New south
Wahs n $40 queensland 100: Victoria. 345O: South
Su|raa' 10 swan River: 900: New-zeaand. 1900;
-iiovng an. the arrivals to date for the sixth series:
Sox so,,,h wales. 147S. Queensland. $3.50: Victoria.
so,' s,u,h Australia 3l9 New zealand. 2+1 Cape Of
Good Jone and Natal tt6 total lon30 bales. includ-
ing 400 sent direct The imports dur the week
: 5ss hala, comprising New South Wales. 236G: Mel
Bourne 4sI Nea-Zealand 357 Cape OF Good Hope and
natal s2s: Persia. IN" Russa 2o2; Bordeaux 81 and
Antv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

COFFEE-The market for coffee war steady At the
opening decline Of To 10 points. For the Of
session there further change prices. The
market offcally called inactive tie close.
loss ~ 10 points Sales call ! $50 bags
for the entire only ton bags the figures
appended. The lower ruling Of the market the
suit If ursatsfa Europeln and brazilian market
cables. The Hamburg and Havre market. We're lower.
while Rio ard Santos again fi o-da,s
cables reporting 1900 bags The force II feature
broken somewhat by comparatively full warehouse
deliveries tho United ~ Alb deiv
cred yesterday. according this mornings
A. the time holders OF spot Brazilian coffee
not urging eupplics upon the aenon Of buyers Local
shorts therefore rather disposed protect
selves and o-days demand for futures almost
rely from this class Of buyers The market for spot
Brazilian coffee closed quiet but about nominal
~ unchanged prices; No Rio invoice io'-. nc.
tobb!ng parcels 7stc. The market for mild cofees
slow. but about steady nOminaly unchargei prices.
We quot.; Msrscaibo-Common to good. 9Qo'.c good
cucuta- l32G1Sac. la (;uayra-Caracas 10.1qI1iyr
Porto Cabeo. 0.al0.c. savanila- BucaraInanga ia.a
13i7c Bogota l511sisc. Mex.can-Cordo,a 10 ,aIjs.c
OaHsca l0*d1714c Central Common 10 ordi-
nlry. 9%613tc fair 10 good. lie; prime choice
1l."2oc East 1ndia-Interor, 23isT2t,sc: fancy ga
Tie Ianae Of contract nrtcns knlnn..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARK II.


HtEvEs Receipts ar or ~ head 70 .s.'
cafs market. No trading ,oday ot any co nsS,
a,ene feeling generally steady Dr.s"ed bee, seaay
AZ, 7Gpc per N fur poor 20 prime city dressed nau'e
Tlyerp, today quarters Of beef the Massachusetts
49, I'ndon np ca,,le ana ~: quarters: tho Canhran
:, he sam. port u" cattle and the H'ndoo n hu' -"
raitic ., H., - ,...L., ,.r. G.,
b.,a making with N. stock carried over from yeter
ssv ,o,si - head sale ~ cars ~ Jr,'eF ~,
"a -, a, s,,iiet-., There mule inquiry ana
-. ,iad,ng vas confined 10 the sale ~ Few veal, ~
90 f.,ls- 20 rer ipD n rs" head unsold nainN
..,srn ays. calves quiet a; yesterday du"
'ations , -. ,xs y, ,..-sr. q,
e. ~ uer loo n: DO. i3a n. a. 81 ~ H..
sHFFp AND LAMBS Receipts. Including csre nlrru
., t,,.chsr. were o.. ! w head mhsnk WIZ
80. s,uck c,rr.d over yesterday total or Nh'
IN al. IGf, Iers" city and o., cars a. HA,e
~ Tn. nsrh~' TO-DAY again peftrc,ly hat .u
car. only mad changed owners up 10 iHN nou''
"a ..l uers rated lower than y"'terdsY -"
sicep foId a, 81 faaS " per 100 II good anos =,
8, M ass - rrc-ssd mutton 6nsc Per n ana dr"''''
s,Ier uufn. 4 Mullen. :ss Ca,aia lambs - n
,,e,are q, q par N. 223 d. !? 10 AZ - r. .. ~
y VI conner ~ Kentuck- lambs. ~ 70 a. 90 -
70 Kenucky sheep. os NJ al 81 +S X do; w 10 -
Judd 4 Co: i3i Kcniu' ~ sheep ~ To- a. 90 -
noes Receipts is car.. or t2' nrah mnne oneren
m ssA alive Nomlnnlly rated easier ~ ~ 1'uS$ !" Pf'
90 n country dressed unchanged - - CO.. -
ssle. iIume a Mullen date .er"rnA''' - 4''' "'h''
II, ~ average. ~ 81 :" PEI u" To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

ia.srpse. osi. O. 80 n-cosinH- ,Ershsnse-
,,e Sorthsrn sIrirs dal. e 100 corn-spot-Aaercsn
futures quiet. October 3. Zd; november Is 2ad; Be-.
eenssr. Be- 80 rlourst Louis fancy winter arm iO.
Hops Al London Pacirc cosr) steady 55QC5s beef
Extra Indis IasS non SIC 81; prime dull sGs 3d.
Pork nnii prime mess hns W.ssrn. b1s medium West
efn. $es "a. Hsms-shorf cut, IL Ig ~ dull a2s
liseonc gnberiana cut. - 80 H. nrn 3d. shor rIs
~ % ~ n. steady 5s long clear iddles iishf 3g H.
~ To- FIRM s:s 80 is.< Gear niads. heavy %
eOs 81 clear bellies ~ ~ 10 ~ steady 85s
geusrs ~ 20 ~ ~ dull z5s. Jsid-Pfme Western dun
90 80 fb<tseAnsrcan finest white ana conred d,,ii
4ss Tslio-.rrims ~ nominsi coi,onssed o-Liver.
ttesin--counmop duii - I'D. ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY
THr GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

OCTOBER I.
coTToN-The total business in cotton futures TO Gay
reached only 80 100 representing quiet local mar
ket. Opening steady. with prices ! poin hghcr - Z
points lower the subsequent course II the market was
steadily upward Al the best point q the DAY an adv ane
II Q points the active Is.ti0n-
The finally very steady net gain Of - L.
There little ie spe'u ATTY. inter
The Of cotton continues 10 contradict carr,
estimates This fact may IN measure be aceoun'ed oi
by the spreading tendency OF the yellow scourge In the
South. and the improhabiy % eafN raising " the
quarantine PRINCIPAL points while indi atoms are POM
ing restrictions other heretofore open Mean
prevailing in the Liverpool ard Manchester markets There
Is falling or IN the English demand for spot cotton and
this s claimed. IL less due me promise ~
100000 10 1looo 600 bae crop estimate by Nell tho
English cotton trade naturally prterng g take bis oea
!sh figures helping jus, their policy 4 procrasti
nation in stocking with American cotton THIS pos
sihic Nell estimate Rad something q onset in es
innate regarded here entitled 10 larger conhtence
G. c. Hopkn. Of the NeN York Cotton Dxchange or
rather the firm OF Hopkins Dwight & Co.. u which he
IS member has Just published cotton crop estimate.
based reports from POO correspondents In the cotton
sibv 9t0n 900 bales at the outside TIE reports up
which this based said T. b" from selected
correspOndents Of the utmost elab The report taxes
into consideration the fact that In many cases Gains -
conditions this almost the reverse 81 the con
ditions OF last IS -er1erher'-'
hot and dry spell followed by beneficial rains during
the middle az enabling cotton u f
with favorable converting disastrous outlook
into fairly averaged results on the other hand hot tfd
weather this commenced cary IN August af-
unusually copious rains Tho hot weather became
drouth which held until The middle u Septem
Der rains coming nearly month later than last year
the adv'ces Hopkins Dwight & 60. in
dictate that there possibility = except In
few localities on bottom and cay lands.
position cotton siaiis'icaiy stated ~ The
Chronicle morning =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
so;.TuERN COTTON MARKETS

C,Iv.ston Oct. Cotton quiet: middling, 6pc: lov
n,ddrx c good ordinary 6Sc; receipts H. 400 bales
sxps 10 Great Britain. 1851 TO France II .+0S; sales
800: stock. i2s.~
Norfolk oct, o.. Cotton quiet: middng sa-isc law
middlins SIC: good ordinary, ilGc: receipts. a82i
bales exports coaswsc. 1885, sales. 1885, stock. 81 s02
Savannah oct. a.-Co,ton steady. nniddlns Sac. how
middling 9l6c. receipts. 1921 bales exports
wise Z25l: sales ROT; stock. Ii+.8S.
Augusta Oct e.-Cotton dull: middlns Sic low mid
ding 6kc receipts. f6ss bales; shipments saa; Sales
oil; stock, HOpSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

Bear traders hammered the market on ! .ns
publication OF the bank statement, and IN tn'
absence Of support prices declined shaIp s,
losses Of from l to per cent being senSs~
Chica 20 Gas Consolidated Gas. Omaha. burnns
TON Manhattan and Western Union were esp s.
ciailv weak Foreign operations included MO- To-.
purchases than sales. Throughout the week n ~"
foreign trading has shown daily excess have
Indicated confidence by the foreigners !" AZ
higher market at no distant time. kepo' stow
the commercial agencies published to-day md
business Improvement OF large propo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

FLOUR AND MEAI,-on the advance in wheat TODAY
siderably BUYERS Views resulting in an Unusually
s:S !" rad. even 70, ssSsaay sD.s
!. g. Gg ss g arr. .s . e i
sS:s sea- kin n d ss'a
WHIT. Sc a. ns y s.ss ss eoae ga FEDS Ea5
o 81 20 iSS ma snsT bulk IN So s 9S : p
s$s ciiy lssd 7sS sSniny chop ssS s$a
GRAINmwnEATIc Considering the fac, tina, tho chi
pit was on liberal scale ard the swing prices very
s lr% Do n. By taxing FS ss ss
buying side, and values opened cent higher than lsst
sa @ s s e wa: pSn & 9v. IN. Sps
forenoon but no pronounced decline. as coninIcd
check selling The early foreign buyins gave rise 10
given the taken foreign orders Actual
business traced n the local cash market however
Of short accounts based the that the
x..,hsr map indicated airy SUNDAY were additional
e opening partly I'D lower was practically disrerarded
or the week although 100000 bush smaller than week
s ss e w not hay: s n A Nc %
ke let down little on private cables reporting prospects
e nSe bsen no rains as yet e1s ao "S Ss
s our ra ST wa. .nr Ss ,nS the
ment weather map was quite contrary TO any such
stood al esc Tor D,c.mber arains lie regular c;csE
Ing o. e'He cs'h prless for wheat were as follows;
Northern ~ baq HSi% hard s,ss
& oS w s:'a .ss,s;
ais s"g Officially p S
heA Confidently higher and ciosed %Gisc above la.f
might Weather reports continue to act as one o. III.
,hs market To-Day Influenced prlaaipsly Weaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

Is 900 bush. No corn quoted December price b
nhoat prompt .OATs-The market for oats was ex =
iremey dull all the morning and closed UNCHANGED 70
~. net higher. Export demand unimportal 50.
only agsressng 5000 bush, No oats quoted 20 No
oats 23r, No white 6i,12GA.c; No 3 white, 2oc
track m,1ch 23i.3citc; track white. 28T3ec RYE -
MARKET strong: No Western quoted 49iec Flnalo
No / Western. bic. I Bu'so. .BNfbr' = "aiRst
steady: quoted &C. 9 : Z Buffalo.
YORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
SHE MIGHT.

Prom The Chicago Post.
Gould you learn TO love me-? ne asked
IT don't know" she answered, thoughtfully
p"rhe cause of educat ton is making great strides
these days. and IT is possible TO learn most any
old thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

The Chronicles report that the weather during
the las. week uniformly favorable for securing the
crop Picking made rapid progress. The movement
of the market while quite free checked in
tons hv quarantine aga INST yellow fever
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables. Spot cotton
fat sales 200 bales speculation and export 800 Amer
600. receipts 1900. American 1000: nllddng
lsrd. IA led Futures steady. cd decline January
February. 82li.s: February March. 332h: Mach April
So .b. April MAJ. $685.: MAY June. 33fi.s JuneJuly
S35i,s. Juy-August $3.50 Octoter 3+lh; OctoberNo
Vember. c3iss: November December. 232h December
January 331N332.
ranRe OF contract pr1ces toloMs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

Ro-Cofee market steady: No Rio $500: exchange
I'D receipts 10000 bags cleared Tor Inc United states
1900 bags cleared for Europe. 5000 bags STOCK ii5 no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
BEARS ATTACK PRICES.
GOVERNMENT BONDS STRONG.
THE WEEKLY BANK STA
NORTHERN PACIFICS HEhN
EARNINGS.

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE oCIobhn
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Adams EXPRESS

- -
Adams Express.
american Coal.
Am Cot OF CO..
DO pref G y c..
American En-.
Am Tel & & o.
Am Tobacco 90.
do pref. .......
Amer Spirits. 80.
d. pref 49,.
B'klyn Tn Gas.
brunswick CO.
chicago Gas 60.
Com Cah.e 60.
Col e & I ID Go.
do pref. ..:....
10. Fuel a. J 60
DO pref. .......
Col a. ~ & & ].
Consol Gas 60.
ION coal ~ Nd.
Ed RI III IN y.
Ed r ] III klyn)
Gen Electric 90.
n u Claim 49,.
Home Ming Co.
Illinois steel Go
Lac Gas ,St ~.
DO pref. $500.
Man Beach 90.
Nd Coal Go pr.
MINI Iron 90. ..
Nat Llns OIL Co
Nat Starch Mfg
do LIST pref. 80.
do % pref. -.
New & Coal Co.
North Amer Go.
Ont 81 Ming Co.
Pac Mail So 60.
Penn Coal.
Pull Pal Car 60
Quicksil Nina 60
do pref.
I @ l & r Co.
Standard r 4 r
I = Express. -.
L 3 Rubber Co.
DO pref. .......l
Wells-Fargo FIX.
West Union Tel.
West Chic Ry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
'ge Of contract prices follows:

Foreign markets -Saros-Conee arket barely steady.
gooa average santos $500 receipts. 30 600 bags stock
l.Os9.OOO bags Hdmburs-Coffee market opened IN
changed; closed With net decline Of pig sales s0n
bags Havr~-CoNce mark opened quiet Iz1s. fran.
lower: at ~ m. Il franc lower: sales. 1900 bags
............. .43.'r,
February $500
March ..........tS25 Sepembcr ............ 49,
April 1880 October ..............
May ...................43.,5 No, ennber ... ~ X
june ................ 49, 81 December q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-30

CHP/IiL,
$l,OOO,OOO.OO.
PATl NTED lS1l.
I,R CH e.


D~f~ TIL
PERFUMES
mater
lEnuE
rdbyuh hgr
n
| hnrcwyh
mrmiF% %
New-York tribune., 1897-01-30

YARD AND PIER COMMUNPAU, N.
YARD 621 Eleventh AVE, NJ Y. CITY:
OFFICE BUILDINGS AND STEAM PLANTS supplied
~ with the best grades of coal from ese Communlpau
lTEAMBOATS TUGS AND YACHTS supplied at Pier
y with dispatch at any hoIr OF the day night
DRNATE RESIDENCES supplied with selected
shipped and handled by CommmIpau Pier
c. R. RUNYON, Sales Agent
u n Ro,
New-York tribune., 1897-01-30
Niagara Falls

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-30

BRANCHES:
r,N,nA rAcroRY TORONTO, ont
CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND, ore LOS ANGLES
,>,,l> u,, cHRSTIaNA Norway ANTWERP Belgium
, TINS Nmib Africa CAPE TOWN, South
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-25
Col. Hamlin at Pittsfield.

Governor Powers and his staff went to
Pittsfeld Inst Tuesday, aud took part i'll
the exercises attending the dedication OF
the new hail of the Maine Central lnstl-
tute. The hall is named in honor of the
yoyernor-Powers hall
For the first time the new staff OF GOV.
Powers appeared in full uniform. Inc
following from the Bangor Commercial s
racy report OF the days doings, relates
TO Ellsworth's distinguished ex-represen-
tstiye and all-round good fellow:
.The general impression WIS that the first
,npearnnce in uniform of the governors stah
was a great success; aim 'st as much OF IA
.urre-- a. the new Powers hall.
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Populist and Dem ocratir Nominations
The popuIists and democrats OF Els
worth have fixed on nominees for mayor
and for most of the ward officers. In
wards 2, 3 and 4, the nominations are the
same. In ward the populists nominate
ticket of their own, and in ward they
make no nominations. Following are
the nominations:
For Mayor,
ROBERT GERRY.
Ward /.
Alderman, Frank s. Lord, dem.
Benjamin Frazier, pop.
Warden, John G. Jordan, dem.
II. c. Ray, pop.
Ward Clerk, Fred E. Morang, DEM
g James NJ. Barbour, pop.
Constable, James Hamilton, dem.
Naum Murch, pop.
Ward 2.
Alderman, Frank r. McGown, p. and d.
Warden, Henry L. Moor, p. and d.
Ward Clerk, Frank T. Doyle, p. and d.
Constable, Moses l. Mayo, p. and d.
Ward g.
Alderman, Richmond |. Moore, d. and d,
Warden, Frank l.. Heath, p. and d.
Ward Clerk, Fred L. Frazier, D. and d.
Constable, Oscar H. Morrison, p. and d.
Ward 4.
Alderman, Alvin E. Maddocks, p and d.
Warden, James NJ. Moore, p. and d..
Ward Clerk, Herbert E. Patten, p. and d.
Constable, No nomination.
Ward ).
Alderman, Calvin P. JOY, dem.
Warden, Stephen Monaghan, dem.
Ward Clerk, Forest l.. Maddocks, dem
Constable, Timothy Donovan, dem.
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BORN

COLBY-At Bucksport, Feb IS. to Mr. and Mrs
George p Colby, "a daughter
MORAN-At Buehili, Feb Is, to Mr. and Mrs
james Moran, son.
MNElGii-At I1uck-port, Feb 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Hugh McVeigh, daughter.
MARTIN-At Hancock, Feb 49, to Mr. and Mrs
George q Martin, Il son.
STAFFORD-At Bar Iiarbor, Feb &c. to Mr. and
Mrs Andrew l. Stafford daughter.
SOPER-At Orland, Feb H. to Mrand Mrs Den
mis- K Soper, IL son.
STANLEf-At Gran berry Isles, Feb Il, to Mr.
ami Mrs ArhG L stanley. son. Enoch ]
THOMAS-At Eden, Feb II, to Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Thomas, a daughter.