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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15

Dufrey's Malt Whiskey SO cents per
bottle. Other case goods in proportion
Mugler's Family Liquor Store. an3a- I'm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15

Six new styles denim shirts.
Adams Racket Store
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15

If you can't find it elsewhere, try
s. Adams Racket Store
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15
IAyTNG THE KEET.s

The work of laying the keels for the
three Morgan Line coastwise steamers
was commenced this week. The steam
ers will be built just above the site now
occupied by the Illinois. The work vii!
be pushed as rapidly as possible
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15

Stone Jars for fruit at
Adams Racket Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15

Largest and cheapest line enamel
ware at Adams Racket Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15
MET IN PORTO RICO.
Commission Arranging For the Evac-
ualion of the Island
nv sTa1arra nh

COMMISSION Arranging FOF the EVac-
ualion of the Island
(By Telegraph.s
SAN JUAN. ISLAND OF PORTO
RICO. Sept. 1.-THE United States
Porto Rican commission met this morn
ing. The reply of the Spanish commits
sioners. setting forth their position in
accordance with the instructions from
Madrid, was received last night. It is
satisfactory to our commissioners. who
hope the main details of the evacuation
will be arranged within few days.
The protocol says Immediate" evac-
uation, which Is construed to mean a
reasonable time. It is understood that
Spanish steamer is expected here in
few days from Cadiz to embark the
first detachment of troops, the Princi-
pado de Asturias regiment, numbering
500 men, which arrived here from Cuba
prior to the outbreak of the war, and a
battalion Of engineers. The Spanish
soldiers dread yellow fevr and this fear
may hasten the evacuation of Che is
land. 7s
Over 1000 Spanish troops parished
during the epidemic of 1896 /.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15
LAvIGNE AND ERNIE TO FIGHT.

------ 10y IeIeRrdpE.J
NEW YORK. Sept. III. F. Dowdell
has offered a $1,000 purse for fight be-
twene Lavigne and Erne at Coney Is
lond. Billy Lavigne, for the "Kid,"
accepts from Buffalo, and Kennedy for
Erne. The fight is to take place on
September %. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15
Excursion to Richmond 81 90.

Sunday. September. 2sth.
]. +. herman. Manager
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15

STRANGER IN PORT.
The converted yacht Stranger arrived
in port late yesterday afternoon and
dropped anchor in the stream off the
Casino grounds She came up from Old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15

gest Ink and pencil! tablet for s
at Adams Racket Store.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-23
THE COCONINO SUN.

cultural reports for 1896 and would like to distribute them where they will do the most good. If parties desiring such will send him postal containing their address the book will be prompt ly mailed to them. Address him at Washington, D. c.
 Gov. McCord has received the follow ing dispatch from N. o. Muphry:
 1.-The president and secretary of war say they highly appreciate your offer to furnish regiment of plainsmen and mountaineers, and if volunteers are called beyond the capacity of the national guard of Arizona they will be given a chance. The present policy is to use the national guard first. The secretary of war says the government will honor your requisition for arms and ammunition"
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-23
Notice.

Our management has notified me that parties who have been hauling gravel from the railroad right of way near the bridge at the west end of town must stop this trespassing. If this should work a hardship on any one please take it up with the manage ment by filing letter at this office.
 C. w. DAVIS, Agent.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-23
Notice of Apportlonment.

Office of county school superintendent,
 Flagstaff, Arizona, April 8, 1898.
 To THE CoCoNINo SUN: have this day received notice that there is in the county school fund, as amount received by Coconino county from territorial ap- portionment, the sum of $263.50, which have apportioned to the several dis tricts as follows:
 Flagstaff District, No. ...... .Sl29.l6 Williams District, No. 2..........7 .7l.l8 Tuba District, No. 5..............3l.S6 .S6 Fredonia District, No. 6 ........ .3l.O0
 Total. ........... $263.50
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-23

Office at Flagstaff, Arizona uncalled for m April p, 1898: A. A. Alley Hiram Bigelow J. F. Brady Robert Engle, @ Josepn Glloner, LOnzO Gibbs. G N. Givens @ H. Rowland, John,e Henry w. Y. Harris Tom Jones, Marie Kings, George Knoblauch Lawrence I.evne J. c. Moore, Michiel Murrav Wilhelm Nelson. Tom a. Riley Allison Pettitt F, ". Stenhensop fo rrahK Sattler, J. H. Swan, Ellsworth Thompson, T. D. Templeton.
 H. w. Fink. Ds
 MEXICAN LIST. Braulio Aragon. (2) Teottolo Arbizo Sarmei Garcia, Pablo Griego, Gregorio Sanches Jose Ribera Jose O. Ribal Morselo Perea Marsiano Montes Cailetano Ybarra
 T. J COAITER. Postmaster
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-23
Cattle Shipments.

c. B. Eaman loaded twenty-two car- loads of cattle yesterday at the stock yards here, for shipment to Kansas.
 Babbitt Bros. shipped four carloads of cattle to Dodge City, Kansas yester- day.
 This is the first shipment from this point this year. The cattle were from the ranges south of here and they go to Kansas for pasturage and to the market later on in the season.
 z. Emerson, who has had charge of the Postal telegraph company's office, leaves for Kansas where he has Ob- tained better position. F. C. Watson is the new manager of the Postal.
 The coroner's jury in the case of the killing of Carl Zech, last evening re- turned verdict to the effect that Zech had been wilfully murdered by A. J. Hansen. Aaron Powell, an uncle of Miss Seass, who had participated in the fight which had proceeded the kill ing, was yesterday arrested and placed in jail at Phoenix. Tempe News.
 M. A. Smith writes from Washing ton that he has several hundred agri-
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-23

N. G. LAYTON. County school superintendent.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-23
Letter List

The following letters remained in the post ofnce at Flagstaff, Arizona, uncalled for on
Evening star., 1898-03-31
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E. s. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at
Z In. lauding at Colonial Beach. Chapel Point
ana all wh-ryes far down Lower Machodoc.
Returning Mondays and Wednesdays at 8 p.n.,
UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., TO GLYMONT ND.
and intermediate landings.
The new Steamer ESTEl.LE RANDALL daily
Passenger Recommendations 6rst-ciass Freight
received until the hour OF sailing.
e. 8. RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARP1NTER, General Agent. Washington
WIN. ~ REARDoN. Agent. Alexandra. jail -2otf
STEAMER "wAKEFIEI.D."
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Mondays. Z In. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Busbwood. Rock Point NominI
Greek, Abelrs. Ieonardtown. stones Howards
Cobrun's. Colson's
wednesday. Z am, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Bushwood. Rock Point Coiton's
St. Georges Island Smith Greek. Coan and yso-
comco rfverB.
Saturdays. In. for intermediate landings to
Cblonial Bench. Hushwood. Rock Point Colton's.
(See schedule in effect September Is. 1897,
se7-n c. W. RIDLEY. Geni Manager.
THE WsEMs sTEANBoAT co.
Winter Schedule, In effect Dec. IS. 1897.
STEAMER POTOMAC
Leaves Washington every THURSDAY at pm.
Tor baltimore and River Landings.
Baltimore freight solicited.
Al fssr freight sTsfnsNssos Tfss Il sseGs's Rno as,.
de2e-11tf
Evening star., 1898-03-31

FOR SALE-OR RENT-HANDSOME a 4 Ann
l0-roQm cottages In Falls Church. Vienna Balis-
ton. g SGienearlyn and other Virginia saburbs. De-
Handsome furnished 8-room cottage. $40 per
month 22-room boarding house. s2S per morth.
Comfortable suburban homes for sale easy
$40 per month. Handsome dwelling In vienna.
acres. fruit. shade and stable. 81 zoo; SIS Ger
% trains each WY daily Il you are seekine 4
suburban home do not fail to ses me-
Telephons Gail. TOT. Falls Church. Va
Evening star., 1898-03-31

JL,S-E-COR.7THGL n. W.
624Tenn av ne, ,6r&b15.S so
MS 9Th, Or. rs. 90
% N NV, Or, very
Large stable. 49,. 30. 90
lb2S 9Th NV. 10r&h. 40. 90
10s6 7th NV. store. IS. 90
100 E st, 6r&b. ....25. 30
l31S 1th NV. store so. 90
40 o NV, 4r&b. SO
1910 2 ct, 11r&b. 90. 90
l1l6 1th, sto, e&2r .17.W
1E8 n J av, Or. ~. 30
M4 1th. 6r&wa. IL. 90
. Of LIST. Phone l6z3.
Evening star., 1898-03-31

ll3l 10th 10r. $40. .00 l421 Nd av ne, Or IA 50
407 LIST NV. Or ami. 30. .OO 4l9 18th se Or . IA 3O
14oS Corcoran. sr $3.50 go Calian ne, Or. 10 SO
436 1st me- Or ami % 50 q Fenton pl. 6r... .e.Oc
ZOE 9Th ne 81. ami. .le 80 270s NV. 5r. 300
nLis-s. .tuxtS RoBERT z BRxbLiEY. isos + st. s''
FOR Rents NICELY LOCATED SOUTH
front rooms. over 1891 e Ut. NV, with mod I'm
tmprovemeufs; newly papered; convenient 10 all
: mhz2-t.th,s,6 s,6t =
FOR RENT-BY Jas. =. SHEA, ga pa AvNW.
1910 ieth ct Nv. roog,s -fz5. 90
9S1 Aossia ne. er. .19 col 322 l4th sH G... iB 90
60 .. er....... le 5oe0e tn q. 6r-..-. .ls.s0
rs Tena Nv ne. q. 1oisA0 81 IN. Ar. -.lo.3o
z1oo nv. &..-:. 1S s9I x1i3 Va Az M. q. 1o. 80
90 xsr ~, t.W.oel MOI D NJ. tr......&1o
Evening star., 1898-03-31
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED,

2so2 l4th NV. llr. 40. 90
Near Stott's sta
tlon, DC. 11r. al 90
iiy3 2O;h ST. Or. 90
24lS 14th st. Or. 40 ~
Sl7 Pa ave. lor. d.. 81. 90
Flat 5. u & Q. Or. - 20
i25 1lth NV. lar. "A. 90
h3l ) st. l'ir. 1000
46l @ st. 11r. 80
24lt lIth st. Or. ...3. 80
2!2S 20 l4th. lor. .31 80
2i2o l4th nv. Or. 81 30
SSa9 Mo nv NV. l0r. 25.Iis
llo6 X NV. l0r. IL o0
1902 Il ST. l0r- az %
1902 y e st. Or. - ~
800 ]: Cap. sal. 1r.35. 90
1.2s 18th st. Or .35.ap
lIuS NJ st. Sr-.....35.Oo
I'd d J3l Pa av. 1000
1909 9Th ST. ar. 30. 90
sso6 q st NV. % 33
S2I 18TH st tup). 1r.25 SO
Flat ]. "B&Q." 1r.25.no
Up 16l0 lifh st. .6r. %. 90
So1 18th NV. Or. p 90
The Noosnn ri. l0r IS 90
I01 ID Sc, st&dw .6r. 80 so
532 9th ST Sc. ~. %
Sli 1lth. @ rms. 30
4O15 Sth NV, Sr. .22.JD
li43 Pierce pl. ar. .2o.o
Up Gl9 y Y av. 20. 10
91S Z sw. Or. .2o.Oo
Sd n 93l Pa av
(club roomsl. 20. 90
1892 Corcoran. Or. 1880
BIG LIST Sc. ar. .IS.5O
lo.S 18th NV, Or. ..lS.o0
Up 133 18th NV. 3r. 15.e
14th st I'd nr Bright
wood Hotel, 5r. 1890
212-24-2S-30 LIST st
sw, Or. each. .....12.50
13i5 f st, 5r. r......12.ao
4th d 1920 Pa ave. 1000
1907 Union ct, Ar. 1000
4. 6 e. 16 Watkins st,
Chevy Chase. Or. ca. 10. 90
NE cor 3.Sd & Pros
pcct sis. s.-.......l0.o 90
1921 + (shop rear 1000
.. 3, 6. . Baldwin's
row. bet ID. L. lst&
ID SITS. 5r. each. 500
Farragut ST, 5r. 500
1924 Trinidad av. or
18th st ne ...6. 90
lis |. st sc. 4r. GOO
cd houses, offices, stores
ce.
IS J. FISHER & CO.,
Evening star., 1898-03-31

FOR RENT-ONn or THE MOST REAUTFUL
sulsmban homes tn the District OF Colnmhia;
miits froEa WASHINGTON. near siectric cara d
Conn. ave. cxteldtd: stable, large lawn ara esr.
DUl4ANx. 1s2o st UhQ-t3
Evening star., 1898-03-31
WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-A HOUSE TO TAKE CARE OF THIS
by gentleman, with family of three;
references Exchanged Address OFFICIAL A.,
Star office. mh31-3t"
WANTED DESIRABLE HOUSE NE. FOR CASH
customer: not over $500; must be bargain. Ad
dress Box 1Dl. Uihce mh3o-3ts
WANTED-MOIHER AND GROWN son, UNEX-
ceptioBable references, will take care Of furnish
ed house for th. summer. Address Box 124,
Star olhce. mh23 2w-
WANT ED-IF IUU HAVE VACANT HOUSES WE
secure you good ts naDts for them.
We have customers buy modern houses.
RALPH w LEE. G06 1ith ST. l'Phone 2Oi9)
ulhl1-f
Evening star., 1898-03-31
STORAGE.

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS AT THE
NORTHWEST STORAGE HOUSE, 3l6-31S Sth
st. NV, for the storage and care of all kinds
Of furniture a7d mdse. (.'0pen. airy rooms ~
Advances made. Goods insuredD mh16-1m
ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS a4of ST
Light. dry and clean apartments.
mhIelm' c. G. SLOAN & CO.. Props.
STORAGE. I5c. PER LOAD; THE FINEST
storage rooms: elevator with oil the convent.
eoces Packing and hauling at reasonable terms.
Address d. BAUM. ol2 Pa. ave. NV. Sel-tf
Evening star., 1898-03-31

CO., 1919 f ST.
1903 c st sw .8r&b. %. 90
HIS 10th. 7r(cOD. 1880
141O Pa av NV. fat,
4r & bath.
2121 o st, store. e....10.O0
1914 Ward ct. 4r. 1000
RI lI54 X. .4rtcol). IL. 500
Rr1523 IL nw.4rtcol 600
PIG Poplar .6r tcol) .11.OO
1924 9th. 3r (coD. 800
Evening star., 1898-03-31
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNlsIiacIa

I'D q. ar. w&g...IT.4o
1870 18th .Gr&cei. " .i5 80
1l'sD NJ, Or D. ~cl. mi Is 81
liightw' d. Or. Gel w.l5.oa
go y So. 5r. wa. .i3.Jo
IT. y. g.. Ma.....i3.5p
22s, Va nv hr. W. 1850
30 9Th. sr&wa. IL 30
3l4 2ith. 6r. wa. .I2 10
0t u 2lst. 6r. wa ie.3i
SIS Eth ne. Or. ". 300
tnssclls ct. GnSw II. 30
ll5 Hayes ct.sr.w.lo ~
.l9 3 .ni, 5r. W.. lo..s9
la2o 10th. a.. wa. 40. 30
is2 la ave. asfce
toon,s- IS. 10 4 10 90
Evening star., 1898-03-31
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-IF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENT
ed see LIE; many desirable applicants daily {:
light housekeeping rooms in demand, moderate
Atlantic building. mhl41m
Evening star., 1898-03-31

FOR RENT-BY B.F.SAl
1912 Sunderland pl,
Tor x bath. SEQ. 90
1122 9Th NV, Or&b. IS. 90
21O6 1st NV, Grab. .35. %
110 N Y ave. 7r&b. 80. .00I
60 r st, 9r&b- .25. .00l
1924 10th st. 6r&b.-I
2425 7th NV. 6r&b. Is. 30,
1906 L st. Or. r.......15.00
2226 U NV. 7r&b. .16.Dl
a r st, 7r&b- ....@. 90
730 9Th se. 6r&b. .17.59
1i3 Heck'n ne, 0r&b. II so:
Call at office fot balanc
mh28
Evening star., 1898-03-31
FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE 500 COLUMBIA BICYCLE.
G. R. j.. Star once. mf2lI3ts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17

western arrivals were sonsidsrsSiY larger. Than last
last week ana 9gp I last yssg gSS r SsrS .; ssahsr' AZ he
,wegt was nne. but later on prices rallied, recovered
yhile a Eissa AZ Chicago assi,ted The rally here; Corn
6wl1s % sdtop q, "a, 70 va. .. liverpool, The
Is sSs' sssiy wsr' T i%~,i Sss 0 Nothing iaS oS 2olps iS oats hs %S.
spt Chicago advancsd Mc. 70 rs: ON covering by
wheat; The neaboard sent = good deal OF bear news.
The Northwest was a seller hero. yet the market
the anxiety OF December shorts TO get out had most
TO- do with the nrmness. The December premium
600 bush, 100000 over the same day last year. The
Slere, we're large, .cioarsnocs wsrs $4,000 bush.
London reported Russisn wheat Offering cheaper
rSSso we're Tho Sr ., sSmS a s.l New HSS5t s,5 I'd. q! I in 2
covering. By local short interests. Corn opened
easier With . lot OF selling for short account. But
pats. Receipts to-day werc .s1a cars, with 800 for
to,morrow: Liverpool was lower; The sentiment
fab. II wheat should break. corn would sell on
some. but not much. Clearances were $4,000
storo here. Oats were strong. Sdvsncing Nc. The
feature in the situation is the cash demand. Re
morrow; Most any Kind Of Samplo iots Outseii tho
FlouR-was steady. with sales OF II. 900 bbls. Re-
S G'opo S SsIs "a I;Sss sSls ;s and W D;SaT "a SAS SSi. exports snt.
otnne. fa.soss2.ecoy; No, . e1tra, "ss.soass.9aBB;
clears. e5.Io0i5.2b; straights, ss.S5Sss,bo patents,
tS.8bQe3.e5. Spring In bbls.: Clears. e2.g09& 90. 10;
straights. 30. 260S9. so; patents. IS. 76933.po. Buck
wheat nour was quiet hut nrmer AZ 81 for spot. Rye
was steady At s80S3.5o.
CoTroN-Spot cotton here was unchanged: sales
OF 3.Ise bales for npinninr. Middling uplands, bgtc..
against 6ysc. last year; New Orleans and Gulf. $50,
against Bhc. The Southern spot markets were un-
changed. New Orleans sold 5000, 81. Louis $50.
68p. Memphis $500. and Augusta stt.
Liyerpoolwas unchanged on the spot, with sales Of Ia
0oo balee: futures declined ! point, Manchester was
quiet and hrln. Memphis received to-day 5,o52 bales.
against b.615 last week and t,907 last year; Houston
1895. against 1887 last week and 2.75a last
year. Memphis shipped 1888 and Houston 20, 7s6.
expects tomorrow 10. 800 to IL 500, against
~, 7s8 last week and 1904 last year. New Orleans
expects $1,000 to $4,000, against IL, 867 last week
and 2O.088 last year. Port receipts ~, 718, against
s.i68 last week and o .s2sl last year; thus far this
Port exports were 85, o 10 bales. New Orleans declined
: points. Futures h ere declined 4 to 8 points. but re-
covered part closing unchanged TO 4 points lower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17
1.-Two Stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Wednesday. Nov. 10. 1e9s.-Receipts
Of beeses were 2 500 head, including 10 cars FOR
slaughterers and 6s cars for the market, and, with
stock hold over yesterday. there were 10 cars to be
sold: All grades were in fairly good demand. steers
steady, and rough stun firm to 15c. higher. Some
late arrivals had not been closed out at last reports.
Medium to choice native steers sold ut $4,000
1925 Y 100 bs oxen and .stags at $39S4.u5;
bulls at S2.6o9s8 30: COWS at S~l.6O@S3.6o;
and 2 extra fat cows at 81. Dressed beef
quiet at fairly steady prices or at 64SSNc d d. for
inferior TO choice native sides. Cables received from
Liverpool and London quoted American live cattle
steady at. 1ox0l1hc. y n, estimated dressed
weight; refrigerator beef selling at 8tc. Y n. EI-
ports to-day. 1890 quarters OF beef; tomorrow. 90
keeyes and 80 sheep.
Receipts OF calves were .sea head. including 18e
direct; and the total offerings were 2.o53 head. Tho
market was slow and 1bS25c. lower. No demand
for the Western and Southern calves. of which 4 cars
and about 80 grassels were held over. Common to
choice yeals sold at S59ss.5oS 100 ms. a few choice
fed calves at S49$t,5o. City dressed veals lower at
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 1913 8 head. In
ket, and. counting the stale stock, there were b3 cars
on sale. Trade was slow. sheep weak. and lambs
sold l0015c. lower after n few early sales, made ut
Mondays prices. Twelve cars of stock were carried
over. Common to prime sheep sold at S80Sz. so n
100 MS; selected wethers at -. 90; medium TO very
choice lambs ut S5.3o0S8. with general sales at
S6.97h@36.Sb; Dressed mutton $3.50. II D.; dressed
Receipts Of hogs were 1858 head, including 4
cars for the market. Dull and lower at S3.eO0S3.so
n 100 Ms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17

Cotton declined for q time, influenced byR lower
market In Liverpool. heavy receipts aud local, South
ern and Liverpool selling; Heavy rains were 70
GUS places I'm the South, but the fact that the move
ment continues heavy in spite of the wet weather
checks buying on u large scale and encourages the
bears to put out new lines. However. part OF the
loss was recovered before the close on a small de-
mand fSE local eccount. partly to cover shorts. Rain
was indicated for most sections Of the cotton belt
during the next ~thirty-six hours. Rome. Ca.
fcmnorari ~ some rnin past week enouE6 70
weather has been favorable for gathering
crop, and farmers have Therefore made marketnga
secondary consideration. which in part accounts for
comparative smallneBs Of receipts. Quality of tinges
and statnsi is becoming moro decided. and character
Or this class of cotton has materially Improved past
few days, Owing to frosts and lateness OF crop. We
cotton"
The Revision COMMITTEES of the New York Cotton
Exchange met this afternoon and advanced good
middling Lido; strict good middlinR. Lido: mid
ding tAr. 4e.; fair, Nc; other grades unchanged.
CofFEE-Rio on the spot was steady Mt 8Is9b14c.
for No. Z. sales of 1000 bags Maracaibo. Futures
declined 8 points and closed quiet. with sales of a.
500 bags. Havre declined IT; There was q holiday
ct Hamburg and also in Brazil. Rio receipts, 1000;
no returns were received from Santos. American
warehouse deliveries 20. 25o bags. The future trad
inQ hera wna n a fnllnwa,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Divislon-supreme Court.-Nos. 81, 20,
-; nS; Is; e: , ~. ~; 81; hii r o.; 90, o.; So 81; .,o,
matters. Part m.-Clea Motions. Demurrers-
Nos. 1854. a1y7. 2a6s. Part IY.-Cas unfinished.
Part v.-Case unhnished.. Gases from Part ". Part
YI.-Motions from Special Term Part ]. Part VII
Clear. Elevated railroad cases; Trial Term
bpIo. eios. dl4a. $500. 7o4l. 1900. 6sIs. ss49.
$3.50. GSogi. Goo7a. aosS, 600. .Go7ii:. so72,. COTS.
ssi.hs $3.50, s sse' i4 SSt9: s ssea. 49, Rsst los 1ios. sl gs.
2l63. 1908, 1921, 3ll7, III, .47l. 1904. 8S4D.
sss55'' 5 5s9s ssSs2. s ssss a@saSssss. ssJS'' St5Y.'
y.--Case unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
ML;-C4se unsnished, Cases from Part M Part
1866. 1870. aSss. as7oo'. 34sc. 'sass, 1908. Itl, s4s..
nished.. Cases from Part VII. Part IX.-Case un-
hnished. Gases from Part vi. Part M.-CAse un-
Finished. Cases from Part VII. Part NH.-cleAr.
Burrogate's Court-Chan bers,-No, 1Aos. will OF
ALne NJ, Waters. at ia M No. 1879, will of John
Hay, n. At II A. NJ; Elizabeth Folz, Nathan Oher-
d JTfsr; Richard kat2enmeyer. Louis Marer. at 1890
Trial Term 1871, will Of Lawrence Mead, at
City coait-specisl orm,-Cour opens at 10 A.
n; Moti9ns' ;1is Term ns5a Part IEclsar; Nos. 1s2S,
1900. 6g8s1. 1906, 1870. 1874. 1880. $3.50, Ipa.
57as' Ie!6," I1se, 1922, 1880. l1To, 1850. 1899.
isSSS.. iise,. 1854, iIgs, 1855 i7is, 1919. IiSe.
1 1sss. 1851 i5lJ. laos. i ls4s,t Isl, ssS. ss s!s; si5. IIssss99..
SS.s' ietS' i Hsos 1921 1867 1864, Part -6 Iisss5T'
5SIl. G0o1. eIss, 5siV. oiS2. GsI7. 6S7S.
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A slight decline occurred In coffee to-day. owing to
adecline ut Havre and selling for the distant months
for European account. November notices were
issued. bnt they had little effect upon prices. There
was Q small demand. but the holiday at Hamburg
and Brazil checked trading.
NAVAL SroREs-ouiet but firm. Spirits. 8s40
87Ac. Common to good strained rosin, 81. 459S1 90.
PRovIsIoss-Lard was quiet; primo Western.
yo ? nj. eryi ss.sEi .ennsoV . Hneau ShtS. rora
quiet; pickled hams, 7hc,; do. shoulders. +4S4he:
do. bellies. b5s@616c. Tallow. 8 p-16c. Dressed
hogs. 4&S6Hc. Butter-creamery. Western extras,
28923Hc.; do. hrsts, 2oS22Hc:: State. hnest,
cream. large. colcrod or white. fancy, pHc.; do.
choice. stSsci; do: small, fancy. sho,; Eggs
325c.; Western. fresh gathered. nrsts. 2ahc.
early dip on the continued large hog movement. 1t
closed strong at an advance. lard leading on buying
against cash sales. There WAS some covering by
shorts, and offerings were rather light most OF the
DAY: The cash demand FOR meats was moderate.
suoAn-Raw. was Arm at I 7;1ec,. bid for eoo test
and 8 1870. for $40 test. Refined was quiet at Nc.
advance. GRADUATED. 5Hc. European cables were
higher.
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Glertipus ahd Meetiuas.

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 10. 1928.
Nctice p hereby given that a special meeting OF the
will be held at the principal ONCE of the Company.
in room No. S22 at No. 765 Broad street. Newark,
Now Jersey. on the 9Th day OF December A. d. 1898,
at twelve o'clock noon. for the purpose Of consider.
ing and taking action upon the question OF selling
the plug tobacco business of The American Tobacco
Company. and the property, assets, trademarks. good
will and rights pertaining to such business. to Con.
tinental Tobacco, Company and upon tho question
Company by altering sections and 2 Of Article XIV.
thereof so that said article shall read as follows:
Section 1. No director or officer OF this Company
shall. during his term of ONCE. engage directly or
indirectly in any business similar to that in which
this Company, is, or is to be engaged, or in the manu-:
facture or sale of any supplies for or connected
Directors OF the Company.
Amy violation of this provision shall be treated
by the Board of Directors, after notice to the offender,
as q vacation of his office, and his successor shall be
thereup'p duly elected; and the offender shall, in
addition. be subject to q penalty of twenty dollars
and to such damages a. can be legally collected
The transfer books of the Company will be closed
at three o'clock p. N. on November 18th, 1898, and
remain closed until December 9th. 1899.
JAMES b. DUKE, President
JOSIAH BROWNE. Secretary.