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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-31

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Hotel and Fort.

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lasting qualities.
We have just received large consign-
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photo which will not fade.
Enamels, equal to a high price painting
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We have the laygest and uusb a{tiAtic
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Company A decorated the Kalalau
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leave Dy une Belglc TO day.
The ship A. j. Fuller will not
leave until the arrival of the Frisco
mail
The Belgic arrived early this
morning and sails at o'clock this
afternoon.
The war correspondents cry aloud
for few hours respite from hospit-
able toll
The S. G Wilder, Captain d.
Mcneil, is l6 days out from San
Fran cisco.
Corset Covers Soc, Ladies' Ribbed
Vests 15c, this week, at N. S. Sachs
Dry Goods Co.
The Charleston may remain in
port until SATURDAY,, but nothing
definite is known.
The Y. p. S. G. E. will hold their
annual gathering on June 9TH in
Kawaiabao Church.
Don't worry making Underwear
when you can buy it so cheap at n
S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.
The officers OF the N. G. II. keep
open house at the Bungalow in a
strictly bospitable manner.
Oregonians will meet at G. D.
Chase's flee tonight to arrange to
receive the officers of the n G..
The S. S. City Of Picking is ex-
pected from the Coast on Thursday
next. The Doric on Saturday morn
ing.
Copies can now be had Of "Ha-
waii', Story by Hswsii's Queen" al
the Rising Sun Store on King street.
See ad.
Mr. Geo. w, Smith, Sen ator Bald
win aud the chairman Of the Recep.
ton Committee will board all
steamers to arrange for the recep.
tion of our martial guests.
The American ships George p.
Curtis and Arion will arrive in
Honolulu soon to load sugar for
New York.
Last evenings concert at ST..
Andrews Priory was great success.
Among the other visitors Princess
Kaiuani was present.
The Hooulu and Hoola Labui So.
ciety will hold its monthly meeting
tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock, at
the Kspiolani Maternity Home.
The Mokolii brought last Satur-
day six lepers for examination; four
whites and two natives. Mrs. Todd
is one OF them, petitioner for
examination.
The American barkentine Irm-
gard, Captain Schmidt. sailed for
San Francisco to day, carrying away
big cargo OF sugar and number
OF passengers.
Mrs. "Tootsie" Parker left this
morning for Hawaii Her father,
Mr.. j. |, Dowsett, is very ill and the
family is anxious to gather here
next week
Bruce Wariug g. Co. have placed
Cyclomere with all it's appurten-
ances at the disposal of the commit
tee for the encampment Of troops
if required.
1t is understood that the officers
and men Of the Charleston will
not have an independent welcome
ashore but will await the arrival OF
the transports.
1t should be rememb ered that the
executive committee of the "big 100
is not branch OF the Annexation
Club nor are it's members enrolled to
listen to spread-eagle speeches.
A. St, M. Macintosh, Judge W. l.
f. Stanley, Sam P, Woods, H. l.
Herbert aud VIM. Thompson have
been appointed committee to ar
range for a cricket club dinner
shortly.
The Charleston consumed about
600 tons of coal on her voyage down
She will have to economize in going
to Manila. 1t is understood that ;
yard OF the Morning Star will b'
used on the voyage.
The German ship Marie Hackfel d
Captain Kruse, arrived yesterday
from Bremen 10 Isl days, The Ger
man laborers did not arrive, but i
is reported they will come here late
by another vesSel 10 HavEeid's line
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BRITISH-YUkON COMPANY.

II. Maitland Kers-y Has Bs.n Success
full In Financing IL In England.
MONTREAL, Que, Jan. 27.-H. Matt
land kersey. who recently resigned as
the New York representative of the
White Star line in order to go into gold
mining, has just returned here from
England. where he floated the British.
Yukon Exploration company with great
success This, it is stated, Is one Of the
most influential mining aud exploring
syndicatcs yet formed in England. Mr..
kersey states that steamers are now be.
ing constructed in England for use on
the Yukon river and Teslin lake. Thes,
steamers. which are SO constructed tina,
they can be shipped i'll sections. will be
paced on Canadian Pacific steame..
and proceed TO the klondikc country
by way Of Cape Horn. l.. Il. Letter o,
Chicago is one Of the hackers of THU
syndicate.
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SEIZED, THE BALUCHISTAN.
British Gunb"ats Captures Cargo o.
Arms and Ammunit on.

British Gunb"ats Captures Cargo Of
Arms and Ammunit on.
MvsCAT, Gulf of Oman, Jan. 21.-
The British gunboat Lapwing has
seized the steamer Baluchistan off here.
and her cargo of arms and ammunition
has been confiscatcd. Her cargo Is
held by the British consul.
1t is presumable that the cargo OF
arms and ammunition seized by the
Lapwing was intended for use Of the
insurgents Of Baluchistan, who have
recently been giving considerable
trou ble to tho British.
LONDON. Jan. 27.-The seizure OF the
steamer Baluchistan tends to explain
the mystery as to whence the Afridis
secured Their latest style British rifles.
The owners Of the Baluchistan say
TINT she has been released and has
proceeded. They add that the arms
were shipped to dozen different Rus'
sian firms.
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A PHILIPPINE EDICT.
Weyler's Cuban Mandates Seem Tame by
Comparison With One OF PrimerO's.

Weyler's Cuban Mandates Seem Tame BY
Comparison with One OF Primero's.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 27.-Advices
from the Orient bring to hand the full
text Of the cdict recently issued by Cen
eral Primero, governor general OF the
Philippines, a brief reference to which
has been made through official circles
at Madrid. The edict is SO severe In Its
treatment of all enemies OF the i'm.
perial government that the manifestoes
of Weyler seem mild in comparison.
of the official announcements OF the
government at Madrid, that the Philip.
pine instruction has been suppressed
and the people pacified.
The edict begins with the revocation
Of all passes heretofore issued aud the
establishment Of a military trocha.
Property belonging to persons con.
nected with the rebellion or to tenants,
partners or to any person interested IN
property belonging to the rebels, is de-
clared forfeited to the government and
will be seized to satisfy the needs OF
the Spanish army.
The families of individuals who are
incorporated in the rebel party must 90
to Join them or fix their residence
under the watchfulness Of the author.
tiles.
For the purpose Of this order. the
families Of rebels will consist OF their
wives, children, parents, brothers,
brothers-in.law, sisters and cousins.
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|e>s of the Dispatching of
Inc Maine to Havana Is
Gratifying.
Imbling of Warships of Other
h1ions There Makes a Pro-
test Difficult.
,i>h Newspapers Make Ugly
,mmcnts but Saga>ta Says
1t Is All Right.

A,uI>GToN. Jan. 21.-Ihe latest
+. received here from Havana IS a
&rram from Consul General Lee.
! 80 y. IN. He said:
Rave lust received 4 visit from the
\ audvr oi the Ma ne. and will re.
i tomorrow. lie had already re.
.d o!l!c.al visits of Spanish and
naval vessels. No disorders Of
sort.
\, officials here are pleased ut the
.,s attending their movement III
'n,ching the Maine to Havana. and
H. reception accorded the ship ut
port. The report that British and
) II warshlps are to join the Amer.
and German warships in Ha-
J harbor. arc regrrded here as
kly favorable although no official
G. Of such intentions on the part Of
British and French governments
been received The presence OF
w., Of these nationalities along with
United States warship will 80 far.
clicvcd, to convince the people Ct
sana and Madrid that there is no
ktcr purpose in the Names arrival.
L IL viii make II exceedingly diff.
tor the Spanish government to find
reasonable ground for complaint
Ein,t the United States government
|hou, laying itself open to the charge
lscrlmination, since the same OBJ
Plon must lie against the presence
|he warships Of any or all nations.
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Stated That Company Of Obi" aud New
York Capitalists VIII Build II.

York Capitalists VIII Build II.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The Herald
correspondent with the Nicaragua
canal commission, advises under date
Of Managua. Jan. IS:
"Thc canal commission cabled TO
Washington two days ago as follows:
The canal Of Nicaragua is practicable
for less than three quarters of the orig.
inal estimate Four and n half 70 six
and half years are required to build
it. Four thousand eight hundred la
borers are needed to commence work.
These should be divided into four
groups. This number Of men should
be doubled within three months.
This reply was received by the com.
mission: A company in Ohio and New
York has been duly formed to engage
men from Puerto Barrios, Jamaica.
Belize and Nicaragua.
The Herald's correspondent adds that
each Of the l3 engineers with the com.
mission reprcsentsa big syndicate, each
one fighting TO get the contract, but
the Ohio and New York millionaires
have secured it.
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Har,.s ResipnatiOn withheld.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 27.-Secretary Hart
of the state board Of corrections and
charities did not tender his resignation
at the quar,erly meeting of the board
as was expected The resignation was
withheld indefinitely. The meeting
adjourned subject TO the call OF the
governor, and presumably special
meeting Will be called later. The
board was in session all the afternoon
and considered mainly matters con-
nected with jails, lockups and poor.
hpnspS
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STOCK GROWERS MEET.

Denver Convention Attended by About
Ono Thousand Delegates.
DENVER, Jan. 27.-The first session
Of the National Stock Growers conven.
ton WIS called to order in the Coliseum
hall at 1880 q. M. by George l. Gould.
ing, chairman Of the general commit.
tee ON arrangements. There were pres.
ent about 1000 delegates representing
81 states and territories Of tho West,
Northwest and Southwest. Governor
Adams and Mayor McMurray made
welcoming speeches. John w. Springer
of Texas was selected for temporary
chairman, Charles H. Gould Of Ne.
braska temporary secretary and H. E.
McGinnis of st. Paul reading clerk.
After the naming Of standing commit.
tees the convention adjourned for the
day.
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Sagasta says the Spanish government
attaches no importance to the move.
ment Of the American ships, and it is
perfectly aware that President McKin.
ley harbors no designs against the pres.
ent cordial relations between the two
countries. 1t is easy to see, however,
he says, how politicians and military
men apprehend any demonstration by
the old Spanish party in Havana, on
the occasion Of a visit by American,
vessels, that would find an echo in the
patriotic feelings and hardly suppressed
irritation against the United States in
Spain.
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Monetary Convention Completes
the Work for Which 1t
Was Called.
Work Of the Executive Commit
tee Endorsed and the Com
mittee Thanked.
Ex-Secretary Fairchild, Congress
man Overstreet and Others
Make Addresses

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 27.-The morn.
ing session Of the monetary convention
was occupied by speeches from ex.Sec-
retary Fairchild, Congressman Over.
street and G. Q. Homer of Baltimore.
The resolutions adopted recognize the
conventions obligations to the execu-
tive committee aud cordially approve
the plan of current reforms submitted
by the committee which is set out as
follows:
l. To remove, at once and forever,
all doubt as to what the standard of
value in the United States is and is
to be.
2. To establish the credit Of the
United States at the highest point
among the nations Of the world.
3. To eliminate from our currency
system those features which reason and
experience show to be elements Of
weakness and danger.
4. To provide a paper currency con.
vertible into gold and equal to II in
value at ali times and places, in which,
with volume adequate to the general
and usual mems Of business. there shall
be com bincd quality of growth and
elasticity through which 1t Will adjust
itself automatically and promptly to ali
variations of demand, whether sudden
! or gradual, and which shall distribute
/ itself throughout the country as the
wants Of the different sections may re.
quire.
| g. To so utilize the existing silver
dollars as to maintain their parity with
gold, withou, imposing undue burdens
upon the treasury.
q. Toavoid any injurious contra ction
of the currency.
!. To avoid the issue of intercs.,
bearing bonds, except in case of un'
looked for emergencies; but to conteI
the power TO issue bonds when neces
sary for the preservation OF the credl
Of the government.
8. To accomplish these ends by
plan which would lead from our pres
ent confused and unceatain system b,
gradual and progressive steps withou
shock or violent change, to monetar.
system which will be thoroughly SAT
and good, and capable Of growth t
any extent that the country may re
quire.
Approvingof the expressed purpose
of the commission and Of its plan, W
do most earnestly and cordially com
mend it to our fellow citizens as worth
of their approval and adoption, and "
urge upon the congress of the Unite
States that the principles embodied b
the commission III their report shoul
bc enacted into law with the belief an
3 expectation that the effect would be (
. secure a solid. substantial and stapl
. financial system that would redoun
to the credit of the country and ensul
Q q state Of prosperity that cannot
4 achieved unless there is n system
5 finance. the integrity and adaptibili'
. of which cannot be questioned or gail
said.
3 At o'clock, after two hours Of t
8 vorable debate, the resolutions we
J. unanimously adopted. The convent.
adjourned subject to the call Of &
executive committee.
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WILL RETURN THE CALL.
lnish Warships to visit . Few Amsrt-
CAu cOrts-

hni-h warships to Visit . Few Amsri.
MADRID, Jan. 27.-The newspapers
hcrally comment upon Secretary
ng's explanation Of the visit Of the
pltcd States battleship Maine to Ha-
pa. and agree in expressing the op'n.
that her visit is "inopportune and
leulated to encourage the insurgents.
Is announced that following Wash.
k'on's example," tho Spanish govern.
Pnt will ''instruct Spanish warshlps
visit u few American ports."
Inc Epocss asks il the dispatch OF the
hlne to Havana is intended as ''sop
the jingoes," and adds: 1--WE can.
suppose the American government
navo and badly informed as to
lag!ne that the presence OF American
hr vessels at Havana will be o cause
satisfaction to Spain or an indication
friendship"
Admiral Chacon, the admiral Of the
et, had long conference with Ad.
iral Bermejo. the minister OF marine.
"SScAtCN Vu0t tlIO AOCOAv OVOs~Ss~s1s
III demonstrated the perfect condition
the fleet. The next cabinet council
al decide which American ports the
panish men. of.war are to visit.
The Spanish papers sharply stigma
ze the Maine incident as an ''act OF
warranted provocation."
New YORK. Jau. ~. "A Madrid dis
htch to The World says: Tho ofiicia
ptimation OF the contemplated visit o.
american vessels Of war to Havana
nd the presence Of the American
quadron in the West Indian water
ss caused sensation and much dis
MEASURE ut Madrid, which the press 0
shades Of opinion echo with mucl
Bitterness.
II impartial calls the ''conduct Q
america, provocation without justifica
on'' and recommends Spaniards \
avana to be prudent and self POI
PISSED. and to show disdain and indi'
Renee during the stay Of the America
essels.
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- PAM Union stock YArda.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Jan. ~.
HOGS - Market stealy and active
Range Of prices, S.25@S.oo.
CATTLE-Na Market steady and active
Sales ranged at SSUL4 o1 for stockers;
&. .4Otl3 - for cows; $iOoy ~ Tor steers
$3 OO0l $50 for heifcrs.
SHEEP-Markct strong.
Muttons, $,.OoulS7O: lambs. $a.5OWo. -.
Receipts: Cattle. 1000; hogs Low; sheep
400; calves, 200.
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DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

One Killed and Several Others Injured
Near Duluth.
DULUTH, Jan. 27.-Frank Burrows. a
foreman in the employ OF Vandergift &
Jacobs, subcontractors on the new OK.
tension Of the Iron Range road near
Waldo, was killed BY premature ex.
plosion Of dynamite. Several others
we're seriously injured. The gang in
charge Of Burrows wa working in .
deep cut at the time that the accident
occurred.
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Ga~a Tnlka to philadeD N n lana.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27.-The seventh
annual meeting Of the Trades League
OF Philadelphia was held in the Acad.
emy of Music, at which the principal
speaker was Hon. Lyman J. Gage, sec.
retary Of the treasury. He spoke on
tho subject of "Finance."
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WI, Huild to . Canadian Port.

WINNIPEG, Jan. 27.--The local organ
Of the Greenway government has an
article, apparently inspired. intimat'ng
that the idea Of building railway
from Winnipeg to Duluth has been
abandoned, and that, If the construc-
ton of q railway to Lake Superior Is
undertaken. 1t will be to port on the
Canadian side of the boundary.
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suhmittcd to the state Board.

DENVER, Jan. 27.-The difficulties ex'
iet;nu between the miners aud mine
oncrators at Lafayette and Lewisville,
which has caused a strike to exist Tor
10 days has been submitted to the state
hoard of arbitration. The mon will go
70 work pending the settlement by the
Ao,rd
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Sioux City 1--we Stock.

Sioux City 1--we Stock.
SIOUX CITY, L.. Jan. IS.
HOGS-Market active, ) l0c higher.
Range of prices <i2@3.so.
CATTI.E-Markct active, stronger on
light, others steady.
sales ranged at $26oI3.S for cows;
&,.O5M4.25 for stockcrs and feeders; $500
W3,5O for hcifcrs: n UoI 40 for yearllngS
SHEEP-In demand. $S.7oIi.65.
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s.b. 900 fot Iseloit College.

BELorr, Wis. Jan. ga gentleman
in the East, who stipulates that MS
name be not given to the public. mas
donated e25. 900 to Bcloit college. Inc
money is to be applied to the chair OF
chemistry now occupied by Professor
Z. G.. Smith.
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GATHERING AT HAVANA.

4 sh aud German ships Arrive and =
French Vessel II Expected.
BANANA. Jan. 27.-The German
(lser Charlotte (school ship has just
fvcd here. British warship has
|ched here from Key West and some
Fnch warships arc exp I'd here
|m New Orleans.
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CINCINSA1l, Jan. 21.-A wreck Is Re-
ported al Sal,illo. on the Columbus.
Sandusky and Hooking Valley railroad.
Reports say four men are killed. Phy-
siclans were taken TO the wreck from
Roseyllle and Crooksvll.e.
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Reported Spanish Victories

HAVANA, Jan. p = The Spanish
forces. it is announced, have destroyed
the camp Of the insurgent leader Juan
Delgado, near Managua. The camp OF
the insurgent leader Romero is also re.
ported tn have been DESTROYED.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH Jan. 26
WHEAT-Cash No. hard, eolsc; No
Northern, $3.50: No. , Northern go;
No. 3 spring, s3c. To arrive-No.
hard, 95lsc: No. Northern, $3.50; Jan
uary NJ. hard. eAiac; No. Northern,
&C; May No. l Northern $500; jelly
No.l Northern 92i.c.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

MINIATURES, Jan. 2o
WHEAT No Northern, 931a;; No. 2
spring. 50 a9lc; May, s3's,
OATS-No. white. 2it2c
BARLEI-No. :, 40la gale; sample on
track, So ~ 81 &c.
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There are three little things which
more work than any other three little
things created--they are the ant. the
bee and DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
the last being the famous little pills for
stomach and liver troubles.
FRANK SMITH
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One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That Is what IL was made for.
Beauty ~ Blood Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets. Candy Cathar'
tic clean your blood and keep it clean. by
stirring up the lazy, liver and driving all I'M
puri,ies from the body. Begin to-day to
tanish pimples. hoils. blotches. blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets.-heauty for ten cents. All drug
gsts, satisfaction guaranteed. Zoe, &c. soc.
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CHICAGO Jan. %
POCLTRY-Dressel easy; turkeys,
lO0nllc; chickens oG7:; du ks. 6I1ls
BUTTER-Steady; crcameries, l3J
lSl1c: dairies, llWl1c.
EGGS-Firn, fresh, loc.
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Ordered to Visit Amer can Ports
MADRID, Jan. 27.-The Spanish bat.
tleship Vizcaya, Of 1000 tons displace.
ment, has been ordered to visit Amer.
lean ports.
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9h,c.uo Union stock Yards.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.
HOGS-Market active to 5t0lOc higher.
Sales ranged at $i75u3.W for light;
n 75t0ip5 ior mixed; $3.6o93.90 for
heavy; $a651A70 for rough.
CArTLE-M Market firm, loc higher.
Sales ranged at $aAo1o 80 for beeves;
A. Nt0A. 40 for cows and hcifers; $5.oo@
4.45 for Texas steers: $S NG4.4o Tor
stockers and feeders.
Market strong to 100 higher'
sales ranged ut S,loGlAO Tor natives;
As.6Ot04.6, for Westerns; $4.S0to.1o lor
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, l4OOo; CATTLE ooo';
sheep, SOOJ.
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nat. ror Nlo.hsk's Execution.

ST.. PAUL, Jan. 27.-John Mosh'k OF
81 Paul vii, be hanged March IL, ior
tho murder Of John G. Lemke in M'n'
noanolis. Oct. %. Governor ClouRh
having fixed that date for tho eAecu'
ton.
Owing to . Legal Provision.
SruRols s. D.. Jan. ~. letter
from one az the members OF the state
brand committe which 10 in session At
Pierre. states that there are over LOW
confiictious on record arising from the
new legal provision In the brand law.
The cattlemen have complied oesteI
than expected to tho requirements o.
the law.
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Ch.oaro Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, JAn 3O
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT-January, 500: May. SlAo;
July, $3.50; September. 7o}sc; Dcoem-
ber. SShc. >
CORN nuary. s7ssc; May @A~
299<c; July. sOA aNxc.
OATS - January, 2akc: May. SNO
sac; July, 29x osetc.
RORK--Jauusry, e0sS; May. S@Sti
Julx ol0.O7.
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minneapolis Grain.

MlNNEAPoLIS Jan. Is.
WHEAT-January closed at $3.50;
May, 921.c; July, 9l 1ac. On Track
No. l hard, y5i.c; No. Northern,
vi3Ac.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-04
Unclaimed Letters.

Following is list of unclaimed let
tiers remaining in the post-office at
Martinsburg, May 80, 1898. If not
called for will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office at Washington, June IS,
Persons calling for them will say adj
vertised:
Mrs. ]. Francis Ambrose, Mr.. Chas.
Bex, Mrs. Amanda Baker, Mr.. Luke
Brinkman, Miss Virginia l.. Brooks,
Miss Nellie Brown, Mr.. George Baker.
J. c. Bleeze, Ed Clark, Miss Johanna
Ganery. Mrs. Saddle Gibbs, Miss
Icy E. Harrison, Jas. M. Lamp, Doss
Montgomery, Miss Many L. Mayson,
Mrs. J. H. Page. Emma V. Smith,
Bias Smith, Mamie Smith, James G.
Welsh.l ALEX CLoHAN, 2. M.