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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27

Politics have warmed up little
in Lincoln county this week. On
Monday evening Hon. c. w. Full
ton, of Astoria, addressed the citi-
zens of Lincoln county at Newport.
The committee run the Steamer
Richardson free from Toledo and
Yaquina, and as a consequence
there was a big crowd out to hear
Mr.. Fulton. His speech was pro-
noupced good by the republicans
and not so good by the Union peo-
pie, so everybody was satisfied.
On Tuesday night Hon. Mortimer
F. Whitehead, Of New Jersey adj
dressed the people of the county at
Newport also, speaking in the in
terest of the Union ticket. The
steamer was also run free and a
large crowd weut down. Mr..
Whitehead's speech was an able
one, aud he held his audience deep
ly interested for nearly two hours.
His speech undoubtedly did great
good to the Union cause.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27

The trip Of George Brown, the
republican candidate for district at
torney to This county recently will
not be productive of much good to
him we imagine. Tho memory Of
Mr.. Browns previous term is too
strongly in the minds of the people
of Lincoln county for them 10 give
him a very cordial welcome. If
we mistake not the temper OF the
people Of Lincoln county they Will
pile up big vote for Mr.. Browns
opponent on election day.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features OF the Money and Stock

The Features OF the Money and Stock
NEW YORK, May 5.-Money on call
firm at 2h93 per cent; last loan 2h per
cent. Prime mercantile paper COZ per
cent. Sterling exchange easier with
actual business In bankers bills at
81 S494 S4K for demand and at 81 S0%
o. 81 for GO days. Posted rates s. slh
a. 50 and 81 S59i S5lh. Commercial
bills - sou. Silver certificates 56957c.
Bar silver J6ha Mexican dollars Acc.
Professional operators NIL turned
bulls to-day after a brief period OF doubt
md hesitancy after the opening Of the
stock exchange. As a matter OF fact
they were forced into this position by
the unmlstakable temper OF the outside
public. manifested by their disposition
to come into the market and buy stocks
in large blocks at the market price.
The professional operators were made
somewhat wary by the failure OF the
London market to show any Independ-
ert interest in American securities yes
terday while Wall street was making a
holiday. The same elements were APP
pareDtly rather suspicious OF the adj
>vapce In London before the opening
here this morning and were disposed to
attribute it to manipulation from this
side. Prices here failed to respond at
the opening to the London advance and
ruled below the London parity for a
considerable time. The market was
full Of outside buying orders and busl-
ness was on a large scale, but had a
very narrow burden OF profit taking
sales to carry and the small opening
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

gains were In large part wiped out dur
Ing the first hour. The reaction here
failed TO impair the confidence in Lon
don, where Americans continued very
active and strong. The buying here for
arb!trage account q also on g very
large scale In Al. the international
stocks and turned the scale to the bull
side. Large operators who had taken
profits on Tuesday and this morning,
impelled by al apprehension that the
rise was progressing too fast, felt re-
newed confidence on account OF the sup
port accorded by London and the out
side public and turned buyers OF stocks
again. The market presented all the
characteristics OF the rampant bull
spirit. From this time the general
strength was taken advantage OF for
heavy profit taking In special stocks.
AT other times when there was n dis
position for business to languish indl-
vidual stocks were pushed vigorously
upward for the purpose of sustaining
the general market. Traders were busy
seeking out obscure stocks which had
not yet felt the renewed impetus to bus
lness, to lift their prices: to the higher
level OF the last few days. The large
VI SliAil .lOk1 VI SldtlVlIu ulNl-
dend paying stocks was also a conspic-
uous feature Of the trading: arguing
the awakened confidence Of the invest
lnG public and the greater ease In the
money market, where the rates are no
longer so inviting for the employment
OF ready cash. Rock Island was the
centre OF large Interest In the railroad
list on account Of its excellent traffic
statement for April and was lifted az
points to n parity with st. Paul. Sugar
was furiously active and very volatile
all day. covering al extreme range Of
AZ points and gaining 3R points net.
Manhattan. West Chicago Street Rail-
way and Consolidated Gas are over 1
points higher. The large majority OF
stocks traded In are at leas. a point
higher and net gains range from that
up to 3 points. There was no special
development on the situation to ac-
count for the buoyancy of the market
beyond the general conviction that
SDain's capacity to carry on war Is
nearly exhausted and that the danger
OF any serious impairment OF this coun-
try's prosperity by reason OF the strug-
gle Is about passed. This confidence
was felt, MISC, as TO the ability OF the
money market 10 easily meet all re-
qulrements OF the government for the
war expenses. Lenders OF money were
consequently not SO stiff In their re
Qulremeits ard conditions were easier.
a large number of traffic returns gave
force to the general confidence In the
strength of the business situation. The
renewal of gold imports also tended to
the same erd.
trhe bond market shared the nctlvity
and strength OF the stock market and
shows higher prices all around. Total
salcs S2.525. 900.
". s.. new 4s registered advanced Y;
do coupon, II In tho bid price. Others
were unchanged.
The total Gales OF stocks to-day were
J15,600 shares.
Evening Posts Lopdon financial ca
blegram:
The stock markets here opened dull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

visable that farmers should know Just
what those who made the goods are
willing to say TO-: them when under
cath. Too many fertilizers are still
sold on their crop producing names.
The Periodical Cicada invest Viz
ginsa' is the title OF n forty-tlve page
bulletin Just Issued by the West Vir-
einta Agricultural Experiment Station,
which gives q summary OF previously
recorded facts, with reference TO the
HE history, habits. races, varieties.
numbers of hroods. and distribution OF
the so-called seventeen year locust.
Much additional information contained
by the author. through investigation
and Inquiry, is also given regarding the
number OF broods in West Virginia and
the different sections occupied by each.
as well as to the years In which per-
lodical sTarns wiil'appear. The bulle-
Tin Is Illustrated with some thirty fig
ures from original drawings, three pho
10 engraving plates; and a map OF the
state. The map shows the area occu-
pied by the 1897 swarm. and indicates
the counties II, which one or more OF
seven other swarms will appear within
the next sixteen years, m In 1898 and
e''o'4Ici III lSUU IN tne northern run
Handle: n In 1901 In the southern
counties; 1902 In the eastern Pan-Han-
Ole; 1905 in Putnam county: 1906 In the
eouth-western counties; 1910 In Pendle-
ION and adjoining counties: and one In
isl' In thirty-tour counties west and
Three counties cast Of the mountains.
Attention Is also called TO the discov-
cry thar a COMMON and serious damage
10 old apple trees Is caused by a tree
cricket. and that slight injuries to apple
t'ees. both by the cicada and the tree
cricket, is often seriously aggravated
oy the woolly louise OF the apple. In
eadis!on to the many interesting fea-
tues OF the bulletin, It Is OF especial
practical value TO fruit growers and
OTHERS. In showing. By means OF the
mop when and where the cicada may
De expected in destructive numbers.
mus. by consulting the map. the fruit
Growers and farmers will be enabled to
prevent serious losses by planting
young orchards two or three years be-
!ofe, OF the year after n cicada year in
'he!r respective localities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06
VALUABLE BULLETINS
Is,n.d by tbs IVES, Eirsini. Agricultural
Experiment station Attached 10 the
Untvsrsity-soms T'hings the Farmers

Is,n.d by IN. West rirsini. agricultural
Experiment station Attached to the
untvsr,ity-soms 1'hinEs the FARMERS
viii Want to, Know,
During the year 1897. the people OF
this state spent oYer 100000 for COM
m.rsla! fertilizers, and st seems highly
probable that the sales this year will
Tar exceed that amount. The subjce, Is
certainly worthy az very careful con-
alteration on the pait OF tho farmers OF
this state. No more important prob
lem contronts them than that Of the
fertility o., West Virginia soils. The
West Virginia Agricultural Experiment
s,utlon Is devotins the lions share OF
its energies 10 this problem. The d..
rector OF the station has lust completed
n most happy arrangement with tho d.
rector OF the state geological and eco-
nomIc survey. whereby samples OF NIL
representative. soils OF the state will be
taken under the Immediate supervision
Of our eminent biologists and these,
when analysed by the station chemist,
will serve as the basis OF all future In
yestlgations along these lines.
Meanwhile. extensive plant expert.
nen,s are being carried or and II seems
only reasonable to hope that results OF
greatest value will be obtained.
The station Is kept In closest touch
with the commercial fertilizer, features,
OF this problem. by the analysis, inspec-
ton. ETC., irtrusted to the director OF the
station by our fertilizer law. Very few
people have any Idea OF the amount OF
work required OF the station by this
law, or OF the care and accuracy with
which every detail OF. the work Is car
rled out. Yet the station authorities
evidently do not intend to conlne, them.
selves to the mere routine OF making
analyses, inspections and reports. for
their last bulletin on Commercial Fer
t%illzers" Gust issued) contains, In add.
ton TO a complete report OF the work
Tor ~. about twenty pages OF general
Information on the subject OF fertiliz-
ers and the maintenance OF soil fertii-
ity. There Is a great deal of valuable
Information In these twenty prges. The
following are among the subjects re-
ceIv!ng especial attention:
The Needs Of Crops; the Deficiencies
Of Poor Soils: Direct or Nutrltlve Fer
t~ilizers; Indirect or Stimulant FERTILE
ers: Farm Manure: Thomas Stag: HUI
mus; Glover and Lesuminous Plants:
Notification.
This bulletin is intended to pave the
way for a series OF bulletins following
UP some OF these subjects in a more
technical and exhaustive way, and
those Intending to read these later pub
licat!ons. will do well to have the sub
5ect matter Of this bulletin we'll in hand.
The usual Special Bulletin" contain
Ing the analysis Of all brands OF COM
me.cial fertilizers that have been reg
istered In the state this year. has been
n the hands OF the printer for several
days, and It Is hoped will reach the far
mers In time for his spring trade.
4 special feature of this bulletin Is
the manufacturers minimum Guar
anteed Analysis" It Is considered nd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

ul tHt rlhe III Iuuuty. hlItiiS1aS Neiu
good. closing ut the best.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
u. s. new Is reg. IN lore. r. &. Nav, y
do. c~oupon.....lnf Pittsburgh .....i67.
u. s. a ..,....,.lQS. Reading ......... IN
do coupon. ...loSia do lrst. pre..,. "a.
do seconds go. % Rock lsland.... 20
u. g.. Is reE......il0 ISt.5 Paul ].E...... pep,
do 6s coupon. ITO do preferred. ..ltsnt.
Pacific IS OF ,e5. 100 lSt. p. 4 Omaha. %,
Atchisan .]........E II do preferred. ..lt0
do preferred... 2sAISouthern Pae... lin
Bal, x Ohlo,...., l7AITexas 4 Pae..,. lot
Can. Pacific. ~. 81 Iunion Pacifc... so,
Can. Southern. % Wabash ]....I.... On
Central Pacific. l2ilil do prefcrroi. q. III,
.Ches. & ohio.... ?eA lWheel'g q l.. 4. II
Chi & Alton. ...18 do preferred. 80. 81
Chi, Bur. & O.. OK adams Ex.....,.10
c. C. c. & St. L. 29x american Ex...lt
do preferred. T5 ~. s. Express...,S9
; De. L Hudson. 100 wells Fargo....il5
Del, Lack. & WHO lam. Spirits. .... loa
Den. & Rio Co.. i2it do preferred. 21A
do preferred. :. 46n Am Tobacco. lice
Eric new ..,... 10 do preferred, .,li6
do first pre-. stis Peoples Gas.... Nt,
Fort ywayne.....167f ICQl. +. & Iron. M
Hooking Valley. 81 do Preferred. y.
Illinois Central. .lo2 lGen. Elcctric... 3ih
Lake Erie & W.l5 Illinois Steel.... g
do Preferred. 70 lead .....""... q
Lake Shores.....lSs do preferred. .1et
Lou. & Nash.,.. h2S Pacific Mail. go. q
Mich: Central. ..lO5. Pullman Pal....l!e
Mo. Pncifc....... Sen Silver Cer..v....8
N. J. Central.... o. Sugar .......S,...l?2
n. Y. Central. ..l1tii do preferred, ..ll0h
Northwestern LIZA Tenn. Coal & I. 22H.
do preferred. IN ~. s. LEATHER. 6h
Northern Pac... 26N do Preferred. GIN
do Preferred, 6L Weste Union. ~SsS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

NEW YORK-The dry goods market
to-day was quiet. following the partial
ly observed holiday Of yesterday. AT
first hands the market shows no varia-
tion. Interest has centered in print
cloths recently, and the reported sale OF
%, 900 pieces outside the Fall River mar
ket at IL 5-16c has caused some excite
ment among cotton goods dealers. 9th
er staple cottons are quiet in all grades.
Bleached goods show no Improvement
and price conditions are unaltered.
Brown sheetings and shirtings are still
quiet. Ducks and O%snahurgs are strong
" under the influence Of government
needs. Goods for export show no
change In any grade. They are bought
with some activity. Coarse colored
goods where unaffected by war needs,
are quiet. Printed goods show no
change. Stocks are i'll some cases well
cleared out. Ginghams are strong and
ortIt.n .....H. ...".H. ..-#
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

H- n aH N live StOCks siHH
CHICAGO-Trading In cattle to-day
was less active with prices barely
steady. Sales were mainly at 81 359
4 80, Common steers selling around
81 90. with strictly choice beeves scarce
at IS O0G5 %. Stockers and feeders were
strong at SO 9O94 Is, Packers bought
hogs freely. Prices ruled strong and
2h95c higher. Hogs sold from 81 90G
3 IS for common lots up to 81 1904 20
for choice 20 extra lots chiefly at 81 00@
4 Is. Sheep trade was fairly active at
steady prices. Sheep sold at So 25G3 50.
for culls up to 81 1905 40 for choice.
Shorn lambs brought SO 1904 S.; WOOL
ed do s. 10G5 so. ReceIpts-Cattle 10000
head; hogs $4,000 head; sheep 1900
head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle, extra s. $50
5 90; prime S. 0595 Is; common 50 s0G
4 Is. Hogs steady: prime mediums and
heavy hogs, 81 2o94 IS; best Workers.
81 1904 20; good light Workers 81 05@
4 10: pigs. as to quality. So 90d4 90:
roughs 50, 5093 10. Sheep steady;
choice clipped 81 1904 20; common
So 1893 65; choice clipped lambs 81 $50
4 90; Common to good 81 15d4 70; spring
lambs s. Oo95 So Veal calves s. oo@
5 20.
EAST BUFFALO-Cattle quiet. Hogs,
Workers, good TO choice. 81 209i e2E:
stays, common to choice. 50 1903 90:
pigs, fair to choice, 50 1904 90. Lambs,
choice to extra s. O0G5 10; faI: to good.
81 65@4 30; sheep. choice TO selected
wethers 81 1894 %; culls to common
So 25G3 rs.
=
CINCINNATI = Hogs active and
steady at s. g5Ii Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

OIL CTTY-Credit balances 75c; .av-
orablc war news. M advance OF Is
points In refined and 4c Increase IN the
price OF credit balances caused strong
advance In the speculative oil market
to-day. 1t opened with lac bid for cash;
first sales, cash oil at 75c: sales for the
day follow: Seven cash at 75c; five Mt
79c; two at soc; twcnty-one ut S2c;thrce
at SS1kc; closed at sc bid. Total sales,
$4,000 barrels: shipments $780, 52 barrels;
runs %, 667 barrels,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

dry sailed shoulders g(boxed) 4&95c;
short cleas sidess(boaedl IS eo@6 10.
Whisky D!s,iliers' finished goods per
gallon 81 20.
Butter-Market steady: creamcries u
Gi6e: dalrles i2Gl5c.
Esgs-stesdy; fresh 1oAc.
Checse-Drlt and unchanged.
NEW YoRK-Flour, receipts $500
barrels; exports 1880 barrels; market
more active and decidedly higher; win.
ter patents IS 6oIs 90: winter straights
s. 1906 So; Minnesota patents SO 500
8 81: winter extras 81 1904 50; Mime.
sofa bakers "a zoos 20.
Wheat. receipts 425,5oo bushels: ex.
ports 1859 bushels:spot market strong.
No. 2'rcd 81 al {. o. b. afloat to arrivei
options opened excited and higher and
continued strong oil day, closing &c
above Tuesday for May against no
6xe advance In other. months: No. . red
May closed at 81 Is; July closed OF
81 09x.
Corn. receipts s75,ai5 bushels: exports
47S,339 bushels; spot market strong; No.
q 40Hc: options stronger with wheat,
but not 90 active. and closed 1Glhc
higher: May closed al SOC; July closed
at 3oHc.
Oats, receipts 2s5,2oo bushels: exports
5s5, SIS bushels: spot market quiet; No.
2, s5e: No. 2 white Sic: options slow and
featureless, closing unchanged; May
closed at SAC.
Hay dull. Hops steady. Hldes atrons.
Leather firm.
Beef quiet. cutmeats steady.
Lard steady: western steamed 50 ~;
refined steady.
Pork quiet. Tallow steady.
C%ottonseed oil quiet. Rosin steady.
Turpentine steady.
Rice strong. Molasscs steady.
Coffee, options closed steady with
prices unchanged 70 10 points net low
'er; sales Il 1000 bags.
Sugar, raw barely steady; refined
quiet.
BALTIMoRE-Flour active. Wheat
strong ard higher: spot and month H26
bid; July 81 % bid: receipts Sl,40o bush
els: exports lis. 700 bushels. Corn firm;
spot 39h939hc: month Ss9S9Ac; July
SS&c bid; receipts $500 bushels: ex.
ports sc. eco bushels. Oats firmer; No. 2
white 3sh439c; 40. 2 mixed 35c bid; re-
ceipts 1888 bushels: exports none. Rye
strong and higher; No. 2 nearby 610
67ac; No. 2 western Csc: receipts $500
bushels; exports none. Hay firm:
choice timothy sl3 90 bid. Grain
fre!ghts rather quiet and unchanged.
Putter steady and unchanged. Eggs
firm and unchanged. Cheese steady
ard unchanged.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c higher:
contract grade. May, 81 22k@1 90. Corn
firm and &c higher; No. 2 mixed, May
and June, 39lsG392c. Flour strong and
109l5c per barrel higher. Butter steady
and 1c lower; fancy western creamery
l17ilc; do prints lSc. EGGS steady: fresh
nearby llhc; do western 11Ec; do
southern lie. Cheese firm.
CINCINNATI-Flour higher; fancy
IS 1895 So; family 81 1904 65. Wheat,
quiet; No. 2 red 81 Is. Corn flrmer; No.
2 mixed 37itc. Oats firm and higher;
No. ., 3eh@35c. Rye firm: Nc. ., 66c.
Lard firm at S. so. Bulkmeats easy at
IS 65. Bacon easy at IS 37h. Whiskey
active and firm at 81 %. Butter quiet.
Sugar firm. Eggs steady. Cheese dull.
TOLEDo-Wheat active and higher;
No. . cash and May 81 40. Corn active
and firm: No. 2 mixed Csc. Oats dull and
higher; No. 2 mixed S0H:c. Rye firm and
higher; No. . cashr67c. Cloverseed active
and steady: prime cash s. o5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

NEW YORK-Me.als-Thc market for
metals continues on the down course
under general absence OF buyers. At the
close to-day pig iron warrants were
called easy at Sc 65 bid and Sc s. asked.
Lake copper steady at sl2 10 bid and
sl2 20 asked. Tin quiet for spot, weak
for futures Mt Sl4 50 bid and sl4 90 ask
ed. Speltcr quiet at 81 10 bid and 81 20
asked. and lead quiet, but steady at
IS 70 bid and 50 so asked. The firm that
fixes the settling prices for miners and
smclterS quotes lead at 50 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06
DRY Goods.

CINCINNATI = Hogs active and
steady at 50 2594 Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

to-day but closed better. except eonsols
and similar stocks. which were lower.
on the rise In money. Americans were
good. closing at the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06
NEW YoRK-wool quiet.

IT Is a great leap from the old fash
Toned doses of blue-mass and nnuseous
physics TO the pleasant little pills known
MS De. Wits Little Early Rlsers. They
cure constipation. sick headache and
blliousness. Charles r. Goethe, Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair,
F%orty-sixth and Jacob streets; A.. T..
Scheehle. No. COZ Main street; Exley
Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bowie
& Co.. bridgeport. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

Be sure and use that old and well-tried
t.hedy, Mrs. Winslow'ss Soothing
syfup Tor children teething. 1t soothes
.Me child. Softens the gums. allays all
pun, cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle. EFTHg m-WSf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-06

COUGHS and colds, down to the very
borderland or consumption, yield %
the soothing, healing Influences OF DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. 3
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-27
STATE GETS OLD
 BANK ACCOUNTS
Failure to Discover the Heirs Results in Their ES-
 cheat.
After a Twenty Years Search tn Hunt for Heirs Is Aban-
 dOned.

For many years there have been ear nest efforts to discover the heirs to cer- tain old bank accounts, presumably due to the heirs of John B. Casey, Hugh Green and John Connolly. After search that they owned will escheat to the thousand dollars.
 The three men, whose names and whose bank accounts have long been advertised, died more than twenty years ago. Many attorneys and agents have hunted in vain for their heirs. but it was not discov- cred until recently, and that by Oscar T. Shuck. that the estates of Green and Connolly proper go to the State by es- cheat.
 An application has been placed on file for the estates to be allowed to escheat to the State. and the Attorney General has asked that the same course be pur- sued in the case of Casey In this mat ter Attorney Shuck asks that his services be remembered before the escheat Is de- clared.
 Casey was one of the oldest carpenters in the employ of the Southern Pacific torney's request, had diligent inquiry made but could not learn any clew to his fate. The attorney found he had been killed after leaving the companys ser vice.
 Hugh Green had three brothers in the delphia, living, as he represented on charity. He could not account for the two other brothers, so the court allowed him one-third of the estate and ordered the balance to be turned into the State treasury, as stated.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-27

latter having secured additional an- intuition, were firing into Haynes cabin, thereby keeping him In check.
 John McGrath, who lives at Folsom street and Precita avenue, states that it was while Policemen Kennedy ana Marlowe were drawing Haynes fire that he and CaShel drew Burke's body out of range. Martin Johnson of 320 Montcalm avenue states that Kennedy fired from the west side of the cabin at Haynes whenever possible. When his ammunition became exhausted he sent boy to borrow more cartridges from any one who had them.
 It Is expected that the Commissioners at their meeting tomorrow night will appoint a successor to the dead lieu tenant, and 1t is the general belief in the department that Sergeant Price will be selected. Price and Burke, as was stated in The Call, were associated together in the Mission district for many years, and no one Is more famil- jar with the district than Price.