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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
BALTIMORE &OHlO r r

AAA.s New YORK. WhItensH IeFmnsR ooo" SeTsS M
'''% ~ sf,aiiy tExcspt Sunday. tsundays
f fiHTsstao s.: So u. r., . m; I'.s =.
ciSciSNAII ST; Louis; 1000 !: M . ,s:S p n
o., "a M lciuer) Vi ~ D. m. si:tS lDinsr), ~
DINER - IS DINER. sso5 .. m and 'i2:iS Night
NEW ORLEANS. .t:ss 2 M H h ;:ep:r,.
fncss: ii3. i'2. 2si 49, 2sA Bdway. 81 E. ttth o.,
i2T Bowery n. II $780, 2sA fulton st.. Brooklyn white
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotsl % ssoAaooe
70 destination
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The market for naval stores IL wth-ut important rev
feature Resin shows generally st.ady uni--t9n-.
sp.flis tu'p~ntn rules quiet. whhe Il nrm ut
i've. sis araeh advicss stated effect LII
there rt.laa T1ch the earlier me wees.
Quotations Sol. s.:
TAE-H"su.ats. 81 sjasl 93 tar OIL bis. s. CO..
TtH-si -
SPIRITS TI'RPrNTISE- cca2Gac.
Gtl 1ci3 r. 81 % d< o.; c. 81 20. r. 81 l. 81 >2is X
81 so N - !:Gs2. y. - 1888 Is. O. 50 20us1 y.
W. ". So 3j0s2 IS
STOCK IN HAND.
Isn '!S - ~
sp'l't iufiFDtne. DDS IN
4tT IDS i'"-f
Wilmington. July 7.s2irits turpHntn. hrn;. 2372i,c;
r-ceV'~ rs asks irs.u dG!! SlIsi o.. recrips
$40 b. IT, crude urpenilne dull sTsl ~. pts ~
lh,s. Tar ou.ct. 81 20. pts. III IBIS.
Chatlef'i July 7.-Turpcnt.ne market steady. &c bid
E1s quiet. unchanged
sa"onnsh July splits ,urpeniIne nrm enc: sa.es
'i3 5his irs pts. so l. L Sin nrn sales 1909 60o
X 81 -. 81 81 80. X 81 o.. y q. 81 -. vs.. 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

DvERTISEMENTs ard sun'erpton' Tor Phs lrsun'
4 r...'vad al their tptJ~n once NO. Lax broaa"ay
-, .o,r oor,h II 3ls-st. until o'clock p M aaVerl!se
mems - e.ved the following branch e,ees al
~ =. ,.tes until O'Clock b. M VIZ: ~ot SIN ave; -
~ asI-st lj2 stn-aye cor. l2th-st Macy osr-a,e
- near West lVo
Ws,t ga \near 6thays ee East ltth 20 sis
hsvesn 10Th and nth l.O26 31-ave. near
GIsf-st iTos is-sve. near s?th-s: dSn sd-ave nss.
"a sd-ayt 30 Dleecker-gt.: 3a3 Beecses-G;
sgk al ave 2O East .gh-st; 1871 3da'e Vo2 3d-av~
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN ~.

irans leave foo, II y i2d 81. follows Us minutes
earlier iron FraEkln ST..
T.rS 4. M.Day Express Cor all stations. Connections
'OC tor Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska Paror cars
Oh 4. M.-Mourtain kNpress 20 Liberty ana inter-
Csls) med al, stations. I-iae Karesha. and Wh.tt
Lake Iaalor
4 .nn r. ST 1~,uircays -nll)--Sta,i1ns n R1cklanJ.
s(Ht 10 N.,uesna ard White Lake. parlDr
-. - VI --V4Subui- Limited 10 Rock and,
.I.l.) -. slohorA. InaeNaska. kiaDeshi. and
NH.r -, y, ,r,a,<.'n = h.4i Mi--To Chicago,
XXI = -" Stcps A. Midtlrtow Liberty L. Manor.
49, ,.s".s,t, Orei9 OsReg. Ni.yaia rails Was
WaHst % ~ TPecnrg Chair car seas free, throJea
-, ciir,so VA wabash - , c-.-, - -, p.,
,CfCHTrs AND FAPloh Az SEA - ~ 81 100.
| w,v NY y. / transfer ~ S"cVhs 0~ss"s"
TOW, rssti-nce 20 Destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal aesd exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signaa
Stations IN Ns~ FORK. foot ~ Liberty ST.
and e0uth Ferry. whitehall 81

Anthracite roai aesd exclusively 4,
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic signsa
Tisias leave TOO, ~ Liberty 81.
and after rune ~ ls9s q.
For Ea.oo ~ -,h;Sem A:r,1"n M.sen " 90
q 90 TO Easton,. A. 81. 100. 800. 900 p.
For wi.kesbarre Pi,sion and Scranton 40 sio ~ Ne
80 r NJ suriays; +:3o 4. " IA .,o am e.fo
ror osding and HARRISBURG. al 400. 80 sm"' ~
600 to Read ns p NJ u IS night SUNDAYS go dl :sS
Reading 4. IL. i:0o las. $50. $40 T. ~ Ho
night . .oo soo
10, Sunbury I<wisburg and wilIiamsport Of 800 I'D
a:l0 a. ~. 30. l't5. 900 2. n. u % night So"ss~
40 a. NJ. ion i:45 Goo p. 81. i?:i' night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
70: LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. Sc
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbury PARK ocean oTovS
and point, louh 10 Pa Pleasant. t30. 30. 100
$50 3$s q 80 RED RANK o..y AS 80 sis 800 sat-
urdays only NJ syrisy' stops at In'sraHen 20,
For Atialtic HsnonGs. +:3O. . 20. $50 ioW n; H.
100 4:3O. 1915 r. Sundays go A. NJ 40
gat $50 80 4. NJ 30 4:30 p ". Sundays BIO A. =.
For Atlantic CITY Vire.snd and biidse'oA' 80" ~ ~"
For Monmouth Beach seabrsst. and Hishland: Of
Na,es,nk. 4:3o $40 1000 A NJ els. ++S. Si' T. n.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
PIER y. H.. foot OF Rector st, NJ.
For AtsntiC Highlands. Hishlsnd. OF Nayesnk MOI
rande Rums1a Reach. seabrght. Monmouth Beach. ene
Long Branch. 40 800 iiW 4. NJ, lVl s"' "'f''
40 s:.sI D. NJ sundays. $50 a. 81. 90 p NJ
For Eib~ron Astury PARK OCEAN ''rS'e anS po. nr
days on.y. 400. 3:s3. 4:yo $50 r. " sundays "sops
at Inisrsken tr Asbury Park and ocean droVe)' Wv
4. VI. l.0 l. NJ
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,r rs. ,}f .s''.g' So SEX .ars s
20 ont. 70 ~: .'2 g. M - 20. 'G vh -, r.
a. y, barley SlH''' ~ ! mSTeS e. stgs, 20 'aTs
No., i- % .s.4i,, az. s,r- rbs sides docsel. - S"f
20 ir s'; g a- ~ .assr, eu, ,s. anSanse
a. Produce LxchsnF~ -day tho oHt,r ma ma "-s
ne . ioss ~
ci7-rr, July Flour ac,,s ,'.asy wS MIA n I'm,
~ 49,, A. ? n,,ei -. = %, E,s stead, ioc. But
,.r s,eas. sugar easy rss, lun pc. Cheese arm.
Ias .yi sr;r 81 so.e H HSs af9
y a. - D.te, luN sample :9J3lc
Nrr.s,.r. Iag '.waca' iuI July, s'.c sep Nr +;
<ort.'tn SGt~ y Nor'rern So Flour -t",:, ~
ssS n.st 80. cnasi second elear' ~ io0sa 30
Irfn .n hl.e $ 's'r<N
j-5 80. ,% w. e ':"f TA S'T ia s
49, oe'. frn. - Nnre .upIed aoHG,' No. |
49,, .,.sa, r,n, western creamery L..
a. prn,. ,c Egg nm fresh nearly BE 10 W.s,sTn
,,ir.r. arr, ,o,.,r Ia, lower. II -. ne upland.
. i( FaoT .eil, e." sF'f d" a.e goa. "a
'r. ne, ..e.dy ~ g. 10 -. IN roos,ers 7c .pras
80 efn, i.ii3- ,prne dues. '4ioe Dressed p'l.'p
ap.et forl- .r,ite p o. th - sod "a -
rooster. g. nc. s9r ~ ti tens nrirn, LTD. W..t
en- rs. l7qle mail aaa .isi i!a tGS he''p,.
1a.p. 'a,. 500 Ja.h
5ey r.sa' qn's ,,ag .a MS's is' IT
5ai.c a.s.i september c7'.afl'.c Decemher IS "a
g. s. 9'r c'n ''4 = lT.r
0a,.-s p ili iow.r y, s-h ??e ID 'rsSk ~ "a
49,: ,icsiy ecS ea' ,r;,s s,.: na',~r quit
camrsr, .sd i er. ), IS Extra .fs.t GEAR
s. % ro' s. ~: sh,fs SOB =. ,icsr IS ,oi,s -
~ g. -. .hor,. So,
Toledo july Wheat active steady: No cash sc
"a "a new Jsy 90 x" :I n,si 4 Rs. ea,.
n > an. a. Cl,,crsecl inactive prime cash 5! 20
asked ol snchansed.
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Citn Gntels.


FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
MADISON SQUARE. NEW YORK.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
-. -, fsr,,,, representative hotel In America New
ths newest Always fresh and elean ms ioe@'~" v"
Nad son square Is the finest IN the cry
HITCHCOCK. DARLING CO..
-, -. ..rt,h" Prcpretors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
LEnIGn VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foo, Of West 23i ST, Penn r. r. Cor,iands or
Dsshrosses ST.
sIndcaes tine from Vest .3i - Other ngures sseW
tim. n m Cor'ianet or D.sbrossrs St
sU,iO, 6,2O A. M. daily SUNDAY 'e'tn. A. NJ sos
EASTOH Ard intermediate stations. $1,000,
~ 40 S,.O A. ~ daily for WILkEsBARRE. kCkAS-
TOS week iays. ITHACA. GENEVA RocHEsLsn'
III tF AID NIAGARA FALLS ard the West. ana princa-
nal local points. dn.ng AMI chair car - buhaio
I'D. 11rrt on daily. except ssrdaj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
TIE WOOL. rAcuAXGr REPORT

Tho Wool Exchange riyes the following resume Z" ~
market. The make speedily fecnfcfod IRON N'"3
Influences and a r.rumvisn - tentative n4Hfy ~ ny.
Manufacturers been in the market. ma az
v.,,s suitable q their requirements wn'eh n sY" ~
,t,rr.. hsv. resulted fsIcs ~ fDr m'fnii"I' I.ai
"a tra-set Vii show ftesly gain IL fIfnfih b,H -
"a ,-.~r, and sales risft"t II gfaduaV No.
ng inc b,,tsr share ana w.'h any accession IN "-
~ manufacturers " uld Immediately Increase h'i S'
c...s. ~ hc ,,1pls Manufactures ate
and are nciGGsd 70 take hod ufltI N'ey u.
s,.,s fliiy their requirements. Reports from me 49,
u~,,d indicate that things are quoting Gown bu -,
tho Ind yrow-is sitGai"I lhA' NY -.
~ ,ccen, dealer. offers but. ewing 10 'i' a'hi''I'
,,,sy NANCY are aia to Obtain aNhh'tr y" ~.
,.. and hold more piept'ot h...H' ~
III rive ire supporting fscior IN me si.ni'li h'r
WI 80 ofn,ain,nx "a The hgnue.s ~ ne h'et
-, ~, n.H G.. r.ea-def gratifying nownhsand1ns va
,,,cI.scs AZ the London salcs On American ~ '" NV
small 49,. ,,ooi. hive ruled
"a r,ices sornc Transact ms II uhwh'l'n w.
a,e ,ak.n place beyond there but there Is niue 10 Nv"
n he ~ay ~ shfs 49,, =. - tote .x,ent on a pariy
-, ~ -, COS rlos fcr some tim" past VIII" "1''"'
49, -. a. re.or.ci a, primal markf's .,.
pu.rnNs ax.s xoo, nj the rcstoaif have been sina
,s,m,o IN these being tho large purchases mhn' ~
r re S.aer, from growers direct In texas 'N'
mum cultaon Is rut Az wv" ra A., llrh, 1en,snl both
california and Creroh ~oo.s nv III ''s'
hcre the Pacinc ,o's'' BOO, .,,rer,elv usht.
90 ,red woods business har been x',enn ,1S ,nnis
IN falling IN the demand FOR pulleI Mo'Is
r,cnlx arc lu with lite pI'fI'N's III my
80 tr ,re dem md before 'all =, -, -
quotations Of pu.l.l woods 'sconreo' pase' on
- &c official cassncRiioT. are az 'oo"|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Juy Flour dull. Unclaimed rscs,P's
month s;aTsiac. August. Mantle. septemeer '2N.e
ia. steamer SO = 7Gi,e nd. receipts : 10 bush "a
pors 10 OO1 stock l:u GIL southern wheat by -anpe
7sTslc A. IN r-aie 1d's6s2sc corn steady spot ana
month 81 a3,a,c @. August 3"r36tc: Srptenioer 'th
~ yc. steamer mixed 3id3i.c receipts 3iti" pusn
evp1,s 1877 li3. stock 1906 go Sonhern NHe ara We.
low com. ~ oats ss-lv. No white 2''IGo &c ~
mixed - axe afs 20 81 bush: s,ek 3i> 80
Rve Arner. 80 . naarb, 3sTt5r: No Western -
rece,'s 80 hn-r OK 2I1ij. stock III. ~ nay
slow ~ timothy sl joHsl2 Grain f+esht- some some
demand parcel rom quiet; steam 10 insr
pool bush - JIiy corn for orders per quarter
IN, August. strong. unchanged Butter seadF'
unchanged Eggs nfin unchanged. Cheese steady Nv
changed
Boston July Flour quiet: receipts $40 oh.'
arrnr patent. s5rsJ ca clears and sTa'snts
siaSl x WHIT ra,enis 81 7oGs5 % clears and sre
t,4Si 81 corr fnsal quie at 7Wl7-c pr bush - .oI
81 Der ~ corn Grmer r'ceu,s 1871 "Io bush rea1.'
,r,l i0I ,0i.c. ~ 0i.0i0,c. oats hni rec p,.
a. % tis,. f,-ry 3gTsii.c Nos and g. Sl'.H49S..
Mnfsc. quiet. iran sp-a. si2 -. w!niHr ktqSlt -
mi IS sII ic0si7 -. iel Cog Hour tl>rsie 90 ru,
'er si~1fv. f'hsIr. II. Western J" snl,c' IN
ton i3ai,c. ale i3c. Cheese nfc': Northern 'igse'
Weston. FAC
Nar;h@r- chi az ssi,c NJ Northern Duluth. S',c.
aG,.- No > yellow Ei.r " : r. @@t No . con- coz,
No myet 3''sc. - 3 m.S"d -'fc. Ne-'o
quoted 80 n sire Flour ouiet. nrn.
chicago July = The leadnS futures ranged az '''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

Foreign Ccr.e -SsniosCoHfce ma @e. sicacN
GO average san,os 800 receipts 1000 bag; stork
2sl go bags. Harblrg-Con-c II aket opened 4 pea
Ming Aieher a, ?so p n dull !. r'erHng ne; advsnc"
Sale 600 haes InvrcC fee market o0enet sea9N a1d
,,nobangei Al IL m quiet and UNCHANGED. NJ y. ~.
oue, /, franc higher closed a franc ne: higher total
,,oh ,es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

NAVAL STORES.

10 y 49,: y, u. 4's-; No IS 4.c: No H. 4'.c; No !
IA, i@ic No - SAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

Ito--Cofe~ n,arke; quiet; y Ro. $500. eNchang"
3c. -nccipts 10 Oo0 bags cleared g.: the United
a;es iOn3 bags cleared FOR Europe 600" bags s,och
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

sr6AR-In consequence OF The recon, t W. -. ia
cal market were induced esn CONFESSIONS .,trfuss
.I - ,.aners and several a'ge BLOCKS OF cenuIluss
Hs," 60 IA" banx.d hands to-day on IRE bi.s %,
amc TO- tic former s,e for the lasT ana s ~ n.
Has Nil rsnner. bidding freely f9r add,i'na nal , h.
dr. ,Sa"l,se To,iay'p London cable satta 'ha D~s
pies ., .a viii ,rces fully mslna!red on the bssh "
y. "a r Ju, devey and o. t.d Tor Ansl', ",.aS,
~ '' . an aud featureiess however Wit quota
an VS. nv Inc bail, Of Il, FOR Java and io' ~ ior iA
nn. quite a arm UNDERGONE was nled ~ the ."on, ,
rem ns Tr.nnsd sugar with fair hus.ness doing a. 90
ptcs oses'ons ,SlsS Rs e Coarse povseSd e
s;ta ans sranaa. 'se e.s1s.
, ktsaaa s sss cubs, se XxXX porsssd c
mould a. 20 20. 10 q Sc; No I. &c. No :: soie no
40 %. xo + tsIe; 10 s. 4Ac; No " +Sse' NO w. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

CC,IrO>:--,-days rarkst TO- cotton futures vas a
small or, ia: .ae, reached only 81 7ob bales rep-e
s.n.rs an cIceltionaiiy dull market even Cor mil
sumner Sellers were scarce cary n me gay.
To v-arer sloF;s were incl-ei 70 90 ~, 't"
nav son mad broken favrfah.y and that the Manchester
MAKE ~ cloths showing better denFnG as con
secueEce with the out!1oH Of broeHenA act'y .
VITA A, the time the regular Lf"21d eo'oh
cable. failed reflect any pariicLar features ~ en-
~. densna o5 oP9, s.'a ~ me- .
anstSr wSi.c the Liverpool market for cotton futures
id.. sta,y al abeu, unchanged piicea pafiia advan
a. ga N sore poson nv;s va lo SnD ~, ~
higher further Cere~al advance o: IA
p3ir;s after which tn markt' ruled son and pa
1u;ic a. large develope 're c'se under
LIQUIDATION AMI bear halrcr1- the later be
hisrsi reaiivc de, .essioa The else steady how
eve. With prices poat higher 10 points loHH-.
spo, cotton ruled inactive closed da d.cln- OF
lioc. wh'A brings nidd.!nE- LANDS doN9 10 6'.gs
hsep contract southern spot cotton maIkes
mi. nag quoted. follovs: Galveston quiet at
Mobi- cair' Of 5hc. savannah qtic' At So Wiicns
t1r h.rr at "a &c lower NnIf0ls nom ~. at Gao
isa,ncre norn4 e, Or Memghi- dun ?, Sc: ,sie,
:, Us qu.r, a. Sic sales. 20 ia.Hs
- e1p5r movement thus far THIS season has been as
Gsea, BRIAN France. c'r,nee,
-. far W. we.< ~, n ,l ~ S S1!
Co:.cn ExcDsrss special LveTpo'l cables spot cotton
qc.t, bot stead sales 5000 tac.. sp-culatoa All
port. 900 American. 7.V,o. miidlrs upant 7,lfa
Fcir7os open-d cue, AZ unchanged quo'an'ns clo-ei
s,-ody nei Unclaimed . is-ei- advanrt Dcoeno-f-
ysausry. S2Ib. Janusry-feh ualy 3Zlb Feb uary-Ms
a:-,. Mareh-Aln ~ 81 Az. de- 3,'.o. ,..s.
323s October Nov -uner. 322. November
De~rnhN-. 3.it Authorizations quiet buy steady
ire ang- .: contract price, In the Ioca! market dag
Has IL ;cAnws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

Receipts ~ treadsuns Interior points IN thousands
lssi three oiphers 000 emitted. -four bbs grain bush az
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Exports from Atlantic ports:

METAL-Tak'n as whoe the S.a m1rA1; o. ~
al Jegannen'. hangs a,G AMI in ;o%. n'',ncc' n.e,
= strength to day. tin shovel an oas|r turn urde-
creased on'rnss and assepcs c: buSc', rig r'n wa
a, s., 1881 ST.. tin du. and lower at ST. e5asl ~
,saa n az n on .Fgr aa 1nl ca5s.
the situation at tina; pou, ana Gus 10 figure A. ar In
MoLASsEs ASD sYrrs summer dunes. T'is sn.
sgn,fre IN re- make a, M. pom s3 g "a % sSl &
.ss s .er h mani ID. ct a g lG a are
,s,o"s t9 NeS-o.e,s: e'tea sermon Ma Eva
6itad s'' oi1 k.t. cora somoa s1e:l lag 2sdsoc 81
:eg3j. primo 3iG3@c. choi.s 3%a35c Porto RICO ~
iec. r,ine i7aisc. fancy. 1922 ...,,
In, ooronseed ,i derarinen' was .'e a.,
n.natd = s .ss'aciSy .G,ns Pm ,c , }~ &
I' 81 Sea '' h "ia n. %s". "c1e W ~ rr ~
iner. ,sa!E, 80 &c. on samn., yelc. a. aa,F
siasfs rs e me- sos issi caaa
~. sA - ,5n r,e e. sga 'Ff:i ya'
BUG ~ p;ss. Rotterdam. s.. Ar,He'asn, - ~
i'rElGHTs AND ciiARTERs-7bc inaa.rs ~ sa. ,.a-
,ens fs!fs; S:,. aaec Z ,n A
ra%r3 . ~s ate t ts' ,s sn avn r
ren,ac,ia 10 ne n.i'le 1905 option Ho.aea 70.
s.S MSaf,a 8 n Hamsa ;'1' Sr .
!. iod cHnrieret ABROAD Brl;lsh ,,e,ner u? TN.
tesl. Provincial p'r, 10 the Continent. SOC H!''h
steamer J. ga tons general carrl, Guf t. 'he no
: lg5 Tors 'rnnsstantic Wesi India ffaf" ~
Twelve rlatl- r-!vn'. norwegian s'esIe- -''''
tons Wes' Ir.a tra1c we've n,o". .-
Ter ilvats terms bark - 600 cssfs Ietr lea
Philadelphia - japan 22n-+c. German bar 81 -
,pfcvcuslyi. fcsn ard spirits savanna ~ hfI'.NI.
Inc ESQ private Dutch bar. ca tons pr.lou' -
ros'n and spiriis. SAVANNAH or Eturs"icl 80 ,ff
o,ners ~ he Baltic pfiya," 'chooaer ~ ions
iunte- 3oston T. RoshTi. Az schooner 4.3 tn. r0n
savannah 70 pefnhnbuCO s. 10 iso schooneTs ati HtI
~ IONS Tee hence to saniiag' OF "utni ahpn g.
schooner. 3sT ties PrCnsweN g. Phih1fpH.a -.
schooner. ~, t1r. liaDtr Fsrnanfns =" fn'aH".ula
private term. 'chpon.r $40 tom '9. rang" Va nv
rch"onef. IL tons. coal Perth An 80
C7arlot,e,o~u. = 81 schoonet 49, - 81 i'..a
So pha 70 savannah private terms. soh,' r-i. ~ ..-
c... ~ lad. ,'i . IackSnr' rrrne toms sen CO..
2qr 'ons c.a Iioh1ker . baii So. Hiu.h naI" "''
bis refined petroleum. hence 70 lr'lant. 2 lO'- 49,
strong undercurrcn Ia hos vrnfucit ~ cay ''ri ~,
chass being a feature throughout tie session l'r.n
.to-t clear 81 5oQsi. 20 nEEF.tes,y 60
inf.a mes ~ ..... .IErF I1,MS-flIm s2i @4s.-
dressed HoGs-I,'M hsh.r Quoted hAG G,r
NEhTs--PcksG h-iii-. nrnies snokns h"ics nrmef
10 y, eGGnc. II ~ ;.no pics'so .h..iicr- ttreeN
2ao,r: a. O. gItel h1 w..,, 'r"9y q'G'. at
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-22
HAS DIED Twice
John Hufbauer Has Done So
and Is Still Much Alive.
LIKES HIS OBITUARIES
Calls On Mr.. Romig and
Gives Him a Surprise.

John Huffbauer walked in on Mr. Ro-
mig. the druggist, yesterday, and after
Mr.. Romig had taken second look at
him and decided that Huff5Auer was alive,
asked him TO explain.
About a year ago the Eagle Lad glow
ing obituary of John Huffbauer. Where
the office remembers. 1t was proba ply
contributed by one OF Mr.. Huffbsuer 6
friends and it dwelt tenderly on his many
good qualities and made a strong claim
for him as an occupant OF a place that is
fairer than day.
But John Huffbauer was not strolling
around on the glory shore. Ell was down
in Florida, and the Wichita obituary news
came 10 him as a great surprise.
However he was growing used to 1t, for
it was the second time he mad died, at the
earnest request of the newspapers. He
is now getting so that the real article, if
it should come, would be no stranger 20
him at all He now knows JUS what sort
of a send-off he Will get when he does
shuttle off the mortal coils.
The story of Mr.. Huffbauer's -rst death
is as follows. Mr.. Hufbauer lived near
Derby, in this county. When Captain
Payne made his famous so-tie into the
forbidden land of Oklahoma ard was cap
tured by the United States troops and
made to walk all the way 20 Fort Smith
behind a wagon, Huffbauer was one of
the doughty men who followed the Okla
homa boomer. Days passed and no rews
was received of the absent one. Finally.
the report came back that he had been
drowned while crossing the Canadian
river A few days latc- 4 ooomer appear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-22
LETTERS ARE BACK
DIR. Williams Assets Do Not Ma
teriAifZe.


The case against DR.. Williams, who was
arrested some weeks ago on charges pre-
ferred by Mrs. Monroe. formerly of this
city, has developed some new features in
connection with the case. 1t will be re-
called that Williams claimed to have sent
the money he obtained from Mrs. Mon
roe through a very unusual transaction at
the money order window to Mrs. Monroe
by mail to her address in Kansas City,
with special delivery stamps on same.
The letters did not reach Mrs. Monroe and
were sent to the dead letter Office al
Washington, d. c. When Williams was
arrested the postoffice officials sent to
Washington for the letters. and one was
returned some time ago, and another
few days later. The case was set for
hearing and AssistanHUnited States At
torney Harry Bone came to the city from
Topeka TO conduct the case, but it was
continued for some unknown reason. 1t
was afterwards learned that no money
was recovered in either of the letters
which had been returned from Washing
ton, but instead, so it is claimed. there
was letter stating that Williams had
sent draft to Mrs. Monroe for $SS.72 by
cell in the rotary at the county jail yes
terday and asked If he sent "a draft or
cash in the letter. Williams said that in
one of the letters was deed and abstract
Of some property, and in the other tax
certificate and seS in bills and y cents
wrapped up in a piece of brown paper,
which he claims was enclosed in the sec
ond envelope and mailed When asked if
he had not forgotten that he had ex-
changed the money for draft and also
asked where he had purchased the draft.
Williams answered that he woulu stick to
the first story that ne nad told, and that
was that he had sent money and not
draft. The case will be discussed in few
days by attorneys for Williams and those
representing the authorities and some dis
position of the mans offense will be set
tied upon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-22
COURT OF APPEALS
Opinions Handed Down at Garden
CITY

The Central division. Southern depar r.
nent, Kansas court OF appeals. have hand
ed down decisions in the following cases:
Cora L. johnson vs. the Badger Lumber
company, error from Cowley county. was
reversed and remanded for a new trial:
opinion BY Milton. J.
Edward E. Barton and others against
". NJ Pond and others. error from Reno
county; affirmed; opinion by the court.
Carrie Berry against Albert Berry and
Others. error from Chase county; revers-
ed and remsnded for new trial: opinion
by Milton. J.
J. H. Virgins. constable. against MolHe
E. Foster error from Greenwood county:
affirmed; opinion by Schoonover. J.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-22

ed on the scene with Mr.. Hunbauer's
boots. This was the best Of evidence and
there was general sorrow. a few days
later the object of 50 much grief WALKED
in himself in a pair of shoes for which he
had traded the boots. He read with much
interest the kindly obituaries and after
ward moved 10 I'ioriia where. one year
ago. he was again trea tee 10 the last sad
ri:es. He stir expects I, die in literature
at least once more in his life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-22
CONTEST VERY INTERESTING
Voting for Mrs. Carter. Haudker-
chief Active

The Interest IN the handkerchief voting
contest IS daily increasing and each day
shows added votes for al the candidates.
Yesterday Miss Ella Bourgette was ahead
by votes Miss Maude Matthews a close
second The vote stood % 20 s.. The hand
kerch-ef IS on display AZ the stote az Hen
~ Ozsnne and vas made by Mrs. Carter.
the time required being about one month
and II an expense of So. It is made OF ~
threads and the finest Nalenciennes lace.
The voting VIII close s., q clock sharp
saturday night and WI - IN charge e..
Mrs, Carter, atter which a committee MI
pass upon the award. The contestants -
Tar are Misses Florence Reed. Lillian
Lewis. Maude Mclaughlin. Laura Pserce.
Maede Matthews. Belle Slsvin and lila
B0urgette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-22
At Pages Hs sfoTs
You will find a large and
complete stock of

Pocket Knives Razor Scissors Chld Knife and Fork Sets
Carving Sets Bread Knives Butcher Knives Plated Knives
and Forks Tea and Table Spoons Pairing Knives Skates,
SledS Wagons Carts WheelbarrOws Veto cpedes Tricyces
Toy Sad rons Cups of all kinds Air and Target Riff Boys
Tool Chests Lamps and Lanterns Corn Poppers Flour Cans
with sleeves, and Bird Cages,
At Reduced Prices for
the Holidays.
5f8 E. Douglas Ave-, Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-22
Bourgette

The disposition q the buffalo meat has
been arranged, and IL NIL Pc found az The
saop % Nm. keiehner. Ncrth Main street
AT thai remains - inc carcass Viii bc on
sale - ta.s point