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Evening journal., 1898-12-19
AGAINST EXPANSION

SENATOR GRAY RICHARDS THE
TAHSINgi OF TILE PHILIPPINES
AS A BuUlNDER-
"A cab.egl0m from Southampton
says:
The only vital fact connected with
the sailing of the Peace Commissioners
on the ST. Louis on Saturday was Sena-
tor Gray's frank admission that he be-
.ieved II TO be a grave biunder for the
United States to annex the Philippines,
and that he believed the Democratic
party had a right TO charge President
Mckinley and his administration with
responsibility for the blNnder. The
senator spoke boldly and without
equivocation, but declined to consent
to anything like a formal interview.
He regards the action of the United
States in forcing Spain to give up the
Philippines as simple ruthieesness. He
believes that we have exchanged the
moral leadership of nations for the
mere vulgar instinct Of acquisition.
Senator GIAy signed the treaty in
spite Of his serious objections because
the treaty put an end to war and not
10 have signed il would have meant
chaos. The commission. he said. acted
almost entirely in Obedience to instruc-
tiOns from washington. and the re-
sponsibihty belongs to Mckinley and
his Cabinet.
Senator Gray thinks the treaty will
be confirmed by the Senate. because
not tc confirm it would he to leave the
situation IN chaos. After the Senate
has confirmed the treaty he fayors
either the giving back of the Phillip
pines to Spain under proper guarantees
or absolute Independence for the people
of the archipelago. The senator makes
no secret Of his firm conviction that
annexation Of the Philippines means
the abandonment Of the path OF ma
tional safety.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
PROPERTY TRlANEFERs-

Ihe following transfer OF properties
were recorded by Clerk Ten Weeges
this mDrntng East side Of Washing
ton. street, north Of Seventh, from
Chester w. Brink to Edward r. Bel
lew; No. S25 KirkwOod street, from
Cathbrine LYMAN to Bridget Getting
nam; northeast corner of Sixth and
Madison streets from Frank Huck to
William Muller; southwest corner Of
Taylor and Lombard streets from
Richard Kelley to John Dougherty;
south side of Seventh street west Of
Penn street, from George w. Booker
to George S. Capelle; No. 1104 Jackson
street, from Henry B. Seeds to Peter l..
Cooper, Jr.; south side of Fourth, east
Of King, from George w. Booker to
George S. Capelle; southeast corner
Fourth and Rodman, from Mary D.
Ford to Clarence II. Moran; No. 1906
Conrad, from Broome Street Improve
ment Company to Emma Muller;
northeast corner of Sycamore and
Franklin streessfrom William J. John
son to Mary S. Hoffman; northeast
corner Of Front and Broome streets,
from Robert West to George A. FL
liott; north side of Second street eaet
OF French, from George G. Maris, ex-
ecutor, TO William McElwee.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
RESOLUTIONS OFF RESPECT.

At a special meeting Of Division No
4, A. o. H., the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased an all
wise and just God TO remove from cur
midst our dearly beloved brother,
jeremiah Kelleher. who departed this
life December IT, 1898. and
Whereas, BY the death of our be-
loved brother, we have lost a true and
worthy member Therefore be it
Resolved, That while we bow in
submission to the win OF Almighty
God, We sincerely deplore the loss Of
our brother member, and be it
Resolved. That these resolutions be
entered on the minute book Of the di-
vision and that a copy be sent to the
daily papers of our city
JAMES p. CAREY.
EDWARD HIGGINS,
- r. KELLEY,
-. r. KELLEY,
"W. ]. KEVIIIlE,
DANIEL T. KII14ROY,
Committee on Resolutions
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
DOUGHRRHY DISMISSED
NO EVIDENCE AGAINST THE
MAN ACCUSED OF STEALING
NpHH uTANT AT1eViA NlDIYpsS VIVA 04rul

NO EVIDENCE AGAINST THE
MAN ACCUSED OF STEALING
WILLIAM ALEXANDER'S WATCH.
Ch6rles DopgherIy, charged with
stealing a watch from William Alex
ander, was dismissed by Judge Ball this
morning On lack Of evidence.
Alexander lost his watch on the
evening OF July last while standing
at the corner OF Second and Orange
streets. A man approached him ana
asked the time, and upon Alexander
taking out his watch grabbed it ana
ran. AZ the hearing Saturday night
AlC Xander testified that D1ugherty
f'ooked like" the party. The case was
continued until this morning to enabls
more evidence to be secured, but none
being found. the case was dismissed.
DOugheTty was also charged with
drunkenness, and Judge Ball fined him
$40 and costs for the offense
George Ellis. an Arabian, charged
with the arceny as bailee OF a watch.
pIop11ty Of a man by the name Oh
D0l.O. WIS herd in $500 bail for upper
court. Ellis sod the timepiece u
Dbllo for $2.70. but upon its failure u
run took It AWAY to fix it ana failed
TO return the article
E.lwood EIspiceT and Andrew AM
drew X. HOTner, two runaway boys,
were turned over TO Agent Frank Stout.
The boys had been working at Hobbs
Corner. Nd. They ran away with the
intention CT going to Philadelphia and
got off the train here this morning,
thinking they were in the Quaker CITY.
Elspicer worked for WFiliam Murphy,
a farmers alt Hobbs Corner. and Hor-
ner was on the farm of II. Cay Hobbs
at the same plaee They were beth
formerly in the Southern Home in
Philadelphia. and were sent 20 Mary
land to work The lads said that farm
work was too hard for them and that
they were going back to the home to
report. They will be SENT there by Mr.
Stcut.
Thbmee Ennis. charged with con-
tempt OF court by failing to appear as
witness On Friday last. was dismls Used.
He claimed that he was notified that
his mother wae dying In Philadelphia
Friday last and he had gone up to sec
her and did nCt get back in time. As
he had been locked up since Saturday
Judge BAN dismissed him
Lewis Anderson was fined 81 ard
costs for Drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
THan WlnAIrnIrln


New York Herald's Forecast I'm the
Middle States and New England, to-
day. fair to partly cloudy, slightly
colder weather anil fresh westerly
windb win prevail the winds possibly
shifting in this section toward easterlv.
with increasing force. followed by rain
or snow
On Tuesday partly cloudy weather
Will prevail. with lower temperature
and fresh variable winds, possibly high
and precededed by rain or SNOW ON the
coasts
On Wednesday. fair, ptobably colder.
Forechst for Monday. Eastern Penn
sylvania. New Jersey. Delaware and
Maryland. fair. followed by increasing
cloudiness in the afternoon. probably
rain or SNOW at night: colder: light
northwsstetly windk.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
GOOn ROADs, Rrr1

The committee appointed by the L.
A. w. is having a good roads bill draft
cd TO be presented to the next Legis-
.atuTe. The bin will be similar to the
ones NOW in force in New Jersey and
Massachusetts,. 1t viii probably aboi-
ism the present system of road commits
sionels and provide for the appoint
ment Of a supervisor Of roads. Before
II is presented to the General Assem-
bly, ii will be submitted to the high
way committee Of the Wilmington b.
cycle Club
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
REPRoVEp BY TlHIE BlsHOP.

Bishop Coleman has written a letter
to Rev. j. II. Chesiey, Of Claymont, ex-
pressing his surprise and regret at MI
Chesley's acting as best man at the
wedding Of j. Edward Addicks and Mns
Ida Carr Wilson on Wednesday last. Il
was first intended that Rev. Mr.Chesley
should pcrsorm the ceremony, but it is
against the canon OF the Episcopa.
Church to marry divorced people. The
bishop laid special stress on the fact
that Mr.. Ches,sy had condoned and ap-
proved an act which is so opposed (
the uniform laws Of the church.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
FTVE PRaZES AWARDED.

The semi-annual inspection Of the
George w. Bush and Sons Company IS
horses took place in front of their
stables at o'cloek this morning The
judges were MsesIs. Bradbury, PURGE.
and CO-Lins. and prizes were Swarded
10 Transfers Thomas Bantam, Henry
Robinson. Charles Davis, Joseph Samp-
son and Samuel Harris. The prizes were
for the teams THAT have been the best.
kept during the past six months.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
ME- Gland Mendinhnll h nnite ill

MISS Clara Mendinhall is quite ILL.,
Cards are cut announcing the mar
Tiage OF Mics Diliie H. Belts, of Ocean
Vdew, to Guy NJ. Holloway, Of Selby-
vile. on Wednesday evening. Decem-
Der 2s, at O'Clock.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
MISS Lizzie Virden. OF near Harbeson,
to Charles A. DavidEon,of near George
town on Thursday evening, December
20.
Mrs. w. S. Davis. Of Georgetown, is
visiting in the city.
Mies Hattie Salmons. OF Georgetown
lis spending some time in Wilmington
Salene ArmsGrong-Hopkins NJ. d.
preached at Union NJ. E. Church last
night
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
trust COMPANY GOTIPIED
COLLECTORS OF TAXES UNDER
TfIE ADAMS LAW TOOK ACTION
THIS MORNING.

John p. Donanoe, tax collector for
the Northern district, and Lewis
Dickey, collector for the Southern dis
trict, Wilmington hundred, to-day sent
this notice to the Equitable Guaranr
tee and Trust Company, which some
time ago, by injunction proce5 dings,
prevented them from making pay,
ments of money collected under the
Adams tax law to the county treas
urer:
Gentlemen: We take this mtthod CT
informing you that, as collectors Of
the taxes for the Northern and South
ern districts of Wilmington, assessed
under the act taxing investments. ETC..
known as the Adams tax law. we pro-
pose TO take immediate steps towards
collecting such taxes as you are liable
10 pay, either in your corporate or f.
duciary capacity"
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
ASSAULTED COLORED WOMAN.

Thomas MSAIoney and Thomas
Bhkey, two young men, were arrested
by Offlcer Tucker at an early hour
yesterday morning for assaulung Mrs.
L.zzie Rice, coiOred, Of Cl0ymont. The
woman had come down to Whining
ton Saturday to do scme marketing
and missing the last train
Was going up Orange street TO a place
az lodging. Between Front and Sec
ond eeresls she Was aclOsted by the
two men, who grabbed her and tore
her coat MCM0ney and Bakey were
ked up and viii be given a hearing
this morning. The Rice woman war
held as a witness.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
PRFF Rs DgATH TO OPERATION
NEW CASTLE COUNTY FARMER
SUFFERING FROM EFFECTS OF
AN OLD WOUND.

Willis Blackburn, a young farmer
residing on the Andrews farm, near
New Castle, met with an accident sew
eral years ago by which he lost a part
on his right leg.
Recently the leg became sore, and
the soreness spread to other portions
OF his body, and he suffered excruci-
ating pain. Physicians were summon
ed, and he WAS tod THAT the bone had
become diseased, and the only possible
chance of saving HE life would be to
amputate the member. This he has
positively refused to do. He has assert
ed that before ne will have ancthel
amputation performed he viii de.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
HOME RUNS AT LYNcH,s.

The stores have just what you want
for mince meat making. raisins. cur
rants, citron. pure spices, wines and
liquors. Everything clean and fresh
Northwest corner of Madison and
Fourth streets. and southwest corner
King and Eighth streets
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
GREATLY IMPROVED.

James H. Sterling, the office boy of
the Morning News, who was injured
some time ago by being struck on the
head with wrench at the Republican
office, is in a greatly improved oondi-
ton. He was able to sit up in his bed
for the first time yesterday at the
Delaware Hospital, where he has been
confined since the accident.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
a FuII HOTS-E.

Sleeping accommodations in th@
basement Of the police station we're in
demand on Saturday night, Is nearly
fifty tramps were scattered about the
floor enjoying the warmth Of the boil
ers. Many Of these men bore evidences
Of being hard workers and had not the
appearance of everyday 'bums.'
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
BITRIEn TO-MORlRW

Watson BeaN. who died on Saturday
night, aged 70 years, will be buried
from the rsidence Of his son-in-law
.ex-COroner George Barnhill No. 2229
TatnaE street tomorrow afternoon. In
terment wills be made in LCmbardg
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
COMMANDERS 10 MEET

Department Commander Robert Id
dell, Of the G. A. R., has called a meet
ing OF the official staff Of the Depart
ment Of Delaware. the past departm mena
and present and past post
commanders to be held in Phil Sheri-
dan Post room, at Ninth and King
streets, Wednesday evening next.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
TRITSTEIE MEIETING

"A meeting of the Trustees of the
Delaware Hospital viii be held to-day.
and the matter Of building an addition
to the hospital building viii be dis
.cussed. The 80 900 realized by the
Temple Ct Fame will be utilized in
some manner for improving .he hes
Dital
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
rnIREn gAnnS 1an-nAY

sheriff Finn has three sales sched-
uled for this afternoon. Properties OF
Henry c. Nahaffey. George w. Booker
and Abbie A. Davis viii be Knocked
down to the highest bidders.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
A NEW DEPARTMENT. FOR WOMEN

Covenant Mutual Life Of Illinois
have decided to open a wOman's de-
partment january l. 1899. and have con
tracted with several first-csAss women
to take charge Of the Indies depart
ment and employ lady solicitors to go
licit insurance. They are also contem-
plating adding several first-class lady
physicians to their staff Of examining
physicians. Their offices in this city
are under the management OF W. S.
Hoffman & Co.. who are well-kncwn
for their prompt and polite attention t.
their policy holders.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
TOO MUCH ICE IN THE RIVER.

While the ice is heavy in the Della
ware river near Reedy Island, vessels
will be boarded in Philadelphia by the
United States Marine Hospital Service
physicians. There was considerable
foe ice yesterday in the river.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
TrG IN nIRYDOCK.

The tug Amanda Powell. which lort
her propeller on Friday, is in the dry
dock at the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company. She will be overhaulsd and
a new wheel put in,
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
ONE WEEK MORlE.

One week more to select the best OF
adj Christmas gifts from our large stock
Of beautiful pianos. all styles ana
prices Robelen & Co., 10 Market
street. I4-s1-ssA
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
RESUMED WORK TODAY.

George Bocher. who has been III with
the grip for the past week. resumed
his duties to-day at the Harlan and
HolhnsswOith Company.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19

DREDGING COMMENCED TO-DAY.
The work OF dredging the Christi
ana commenced to-day. 1t Will only be
a short time before Wilmington wi,l
have a good outlet by water.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19

We have a large stock of Chi,dren's s
BOots-best quality. lowest prices. Red
and Green Stamps. M. Monaghan.
southwest corner Fourth and Madison.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II IL fails. CSC.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
RIrrEN RY A -nnc

A dog belonging to William Shaw
hall, No. sol East Third street, bit a
man named A. E. Robinron this morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19

only blacks we handle.
nice black dress for a gif B
always a pleasure and thry
here from 2sc per yard up
S2 so.
Silks
in blacks and fancies
dresses and waists Think
these elegant goods when
2 ting your gift dresse;
Fans
in a beautiful assortment of
white and colored gauz-,
most exquisite workmln>h
aud designs with the md
dainty coloring effe.tS A
sweetheart, sister or moth
would feel she was "
though: of with one of the
5oe To $500
Chiffon
and Silk TIES in a fine v ariel
soc to So
Combs.
are pretty and p 'pu' AZ, I
sad A wonan's halg is b
crow4nng glory. bit thr
pIclly little Crmbs will ev
improve that. They are he
in Side Combs. Puff Com
md Hair Buck 'es from l6c
81.
Collingwood Colo!ne,
the finest perfumsry aud non
of Lais celebrated make exec
mere 25c for a big bottle, at
a fine addition TO a ladJ|
toilet table.
Skirts.
A good. warm Skirt mad
OF heavy Outing Flannel viii
she'll embroidery e &c.
Cream with co.ored borders, cres
wteh colored stripes and bordel
pink, lighE blue and fawn wi
colored borders, 25c. each
Aprons.
Or White Aprons are fine
lnrger and pretLier than ev'
at 25c and in a la ge assor
m mt IF styles. The bett,
grades are beautiful for so
7sc and 81 each.
Gloves.
Kid Gloves for ladies.
Mocha or Castor for ladi
ano men.
X d Mitien for children
Wool Knit Gloves for bo'
and men.
Astrakhan Gloves for M
in all the sizes for IS, so, 7
ST. ST. IS and Sl.5o per pal
Hosiery.
A small lot of fancy stril
and plaid Stockings for ladi'
our regular soc grade will
5 sold on Wednesday for 8
pair.
| Blankets
don't be induced To put
i Blanket buying by m
, weather. Rough weather
!, : sure to follow and just as su
/. You will need them. We d
k still offering those tlega
" oil Souihdown Wh
? Blank cts fully worth tod
: SIS, for IS os per pair
s Underwear.
White and natural 81
d hrccr lined for children
y 25c pei garment. Wo
1t fleece aid hygi'nic Shi Is a
III Drawers for men at 5oc
garment Women's flee
I lined white or natural q
4 25c es,h h
- Screens
We have a large lot of t
ganllv asSor ed Screens for
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
Aprons.

- ~ OA4De
Or White Aprons are fine
lnrger and pretlier than eve
at 25c and in a la ge assor
m Mt Of styles. The bette
grades are beautiful for so,
7sc and 81 each.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
Collingwood Colo!ne,

the finest Perfumery aud moi
of Lais celebrated make exec
mere 25c for a big bottle. al
a fine addition 10 a lad
toilet table.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
Combs.

are pretty and p 'pu' AZ, I
sad A wonan's halg is b
crow4nng glory. bit the
pIcliy little Crmbs will ev
improve. that. They are he
in Side Combs. Puff Com
md Hair Buck 'es from l6c
81.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
Skirts.

A good. warm Skirt ma,
Of heavy Outing Flannel Wi
she'll embroidery e &c.
Cream with co.ored borders, ere,
wteh colored stripes and borde
pink, lighE blue and fawn vi
colored borders, 25c. each.
Evening journal., 1898-12-19
Nm. B. SHARP Z [
Fourth and Market SIS.

The store will be OF
every evening until Christn
Black Dress Goods
OF the highest standard are
only blacks we handle.
nice black dress for a gif
always a pleasure and thry
here from 2sc per yard uT
S2.5o.
Silks
in blacks and fancies
dresses and waists Think
these elegant goods when
l., ting your gift dreSSe;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-22
radishes, lsQ25c per doz bchs.


Apples are In only fair movement, anr
he market is scarcely as firm as earl,
IL the week: Carload lots. Baldwins an,
sreenlngs, s2.756s25; Tolman sweet
:250@3; spies. sG.50GS.50; Kings, S3042b
rnows, 1904; seconds, all varieties, 81. 75S
so; jobbing and choice lots, s1Q1.5
more.
Even cold storage pears are about on
# the market though occasionally
few lots are offered at s2.jO@3.50 pc
Jushel.
Native grapes arc nearly done, though
few have been received. the receipt
amounting to 1851 pkgs;' same week
ear ago. 1903 pkgs. They are nom
nally quoted at 12G14 for Concords ant
'1tawbas>in pony baskets. Californit
ornichons are about done. though
ew are Jobbing at about Sl50.
Florida oragncs are in fair supply
md are steady at s3.5oT4 for russets
and at siQ4.50 for brights. Jamaica
oranges are steady at $Sd650 per Dbl
With repaoked in boxes at 81. 5Oq35O.
Lemons are suddenlya little firncr, the
'esult of the sale Of a cargo Saturday
hich' brought better prices than was
lucipated. The market is quotable
s2.75G35O.
Flodira grape fruit Is in fair supply.
I'd some Of it is reported to be very fine
Is quoted at all the way from 81 toss.
me lots having been sold at the latter
ice. Some inferior fruit is quoted as
" as 81. however.
Malaga and Almeda grapes arc steady
SiGlo as to quality.
cranherr!cs tc;d little flrmer ct s.
$50 per Dbl and at SIC l50 per crate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-22
New York Produce Market.

New York. Dec. 81.
fLoCRmRcccipts, 2i,6oi barrels; OK
ports. 2L2li barrels; sales. 5000 packa ses.
ness checked by advancing Prices.
Winter patents. $S,GJu3.S5; do. strais $,
sS;i5aS,55; Minnesota patcnts .7o1S,e5;
ers.. s2.@aSoo: winter low grades, $2.4Olp
RYE rLoUR-Thc market is fin; good
$ $ 81 5"'r' S'00a''i'' choice to fancy 500"
WHEAT-R Receipts. l.5,S0O bushels; cx-
ports, 2S,Si1 bushels; sales, 1900 bushels
No. . red. .119tc {. o. b, aiioat; No. North
ern Duluth, tG2i f. o. h. aiioat, spot; No. >
Northern Duluth, 7la,c +. o. b. gnoat; spot
options opened easy with cables. For "a
time holiday dizziness and depression pre-
vailed hut on IL late bulge IN corn shorts
started an excited buying movement that
advanced prices over Il cent a bushCl.
Easier Liverpool cables were offset nv
Continental strength and foreign buying
here but export trade was light, Closed
strong, 7smlisc. net higher March. a 5-l6
m15'sc. closed 7d%sc; May. Il 5-l6u72l,r
closed 12l2c; December. 7Sas07issc, closed
CORN-Rcceipts, 49,, COO bushels: exports,
So. al bushels: sales, 1000 bushels fu-
lures. leoo0o bushels spot. Spot firmer:
No. : i2sai-'sc +, o. b. anoat., Options
opened steady and subsequently developed
great strength on increased speculative
demand, firm cables and big ciearanccs.
leading al other markets. Closed 1isc. net
! s.
OATS Receipts, io,Soo bushels: exports.
5SN5 5oI bushels Spot hrmcri No. !? S2,sc; 40.
S3c: track mixed Western. 32isnSic; track
white. 5iuS1ia &C. Options dull but firm.
HAl-Markct steady; shipping at 3)ni5;
good to choice, i5d62i..
HIDES..Market frm; Galveston, 2oQ25
lbs. l6ulei,e; Texas dry, "a to 30 lbs. lie.
California, q to % lbs; lsc,
WOOl-Market steady; domestic fleece,
11u22c: Texas, Halle.
LARD-Steady; Western steamed closed
s.. SOa5.S5; December. s535, nominal; refined
pound. A.ilL.
FORKS firm; old mess, @75aa25;
short clear, slo25ati22i; family, 5000.
UTTER-F!rm; Western creamery at
l5a?lc do. factory at l?ml4igc: Elgins at
2lc: imitation creamery, 1S@l7c; State
dairy at lSfiSc: DO creamery at l5ai9'9c.
10,a nl0'2; small white, l0atM1i; large coll
ored. l04 n oia; small colored. l0s.mlt: light
skins, IeHShc; part skins, 6lsd7lsc; fun
EGGS-Market firm; State and Penn
syivania, Sn2i: Western fresh. &c; South
PoTAToEs-Are steady; Jerseys, sl:5
also; New Works, sl95n'l so's; Long ISL
and, ,S,51HslNia; Jersey sweets. s1.25d25 20:
TALi.ow-Firm; city SFsc country, S's
PETRoLEUM-stcady; Refined New
York 800; Phiadclphia and Baltimore.
COFFEE-Options closed steady I'M
changed TO points lower. Sales; iJo bags,
including January, $50; March. 500; May,
$50; June, Sj.l5; July, s6.l5; September.
Spot conecr, Rio nrmer; No. : inco!cc,
g; No. : iobb.ng, 1i2c; mild. firm:
Cordova, 71al5.
SUGAR--Raw quiet; fair refining. $50;
Centrifugal ~ test, i3sc; refined quiet;
No. 6. 1915; No. I. AZ; No. S. 47-l6; No. Q.
a.; No. 10, 1 ole; No. II. Al; No. 70, o.;
No. 10, ~; No. II. ~; mould 4, 5',;
standard y, 3; confcctioners' a, 3; cut
loaf, 5'.; crushed. 5%: powdered. "a;
granulated, SIS; cubes. 5i4; molasses sugar,
3osC.