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SpreckeISyille. Calf.

SALINAS, Calif-The Spreckels
townsite will be materially enlarged in
the near future. superintendent W. C.
Waters of the Spreckels Company has
said it is the intention of the company
to build fifty more cottages on their
townsite at their sugar factory about
three miles from the city. This new
addition will make over hundred
dwellings at Spreckelsville. \ large
is also contemplated
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For Mrs. Richter.
(EXaminer.)

In spite of the rain a tremendous
throng of people went to the Mechan-
les Pavilion to attend the entertain
ment and ball given for the benefit of
the widow and orphans of Capt. Rein
hold Richter, Company l, First Cali
fOrnia Volunteers, who was killed in
the battle of Manila on the night OF
July 31st.
The affair was most gratifying sue
cess in every particular, and Col. Clun,
one of the officers who had the manage
ment OF the entertainment, estimated
that between $4,000 and 81 900 would
be realized for the widow and child
rem of the brave soldier.
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ticket almost sure Of election al the
coming convention Of the Cuban party
at Santa Cruz del Sur. called for Octo-
Der 10th:
President, Maxine Gomez: Vice
President, BarrOlome Maso; Secretary
OF Foreign Affairs. Domingo Mendez
Capote; Secretary Of Finance, Benja-
min Guerra; Secretary Of Justice, Jose
Lanuza; Secretary Of War, CaliXJo Gar
cia.
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a Demonstration.
Boston JOurnal.l

Our volunteers know now perfectly
that the art of war is not 10 be
learned in weeks summer encamp-
ment There will be no greater ad-
mirers of the regulars than they
when they return, or no more siren
nous advocates of an enlightened pol
icy which shall give this nation an
adequate trained military establish
ment.
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For Sale.

lists Lots at Kalihi, opposite H. C..
Meyers premises.
2nd.-7 Lots at Kalihi, adjoining Hon.
D. H. Kahaulelio's new Castle.
3rd-4 Lots at Kalihi, next to Mrs.
Cockett's premises.
4th.-12 Lots at Kalihi, facing Kane
hameha Nv Road, and in front OF G..
Markham's Residence.
5th.-One Lot 96x2OO feet mauka of
the Catholic Church premises at Ka-
lihi.
6th.-10 Lots at Kapalama, lying
mauka of King Street, about 800
feet from the Kapalama Tramways
Depot.
7th.-Five Lots and Houses at Kappa
lama, situated mauka of King Street
and on the Waikiki side of Morris
Estates premises.
Sth.-A Lot of about half an acre
mauka side c. King Street, about 400
feet from the corner Of Liliha and
King Streets. The premises pro-
duce an income of 1928 per annum;
will sell fer $500.
9th-25 Lots 5Ox1OO feet in Puunui
Tract.
% Lots 75X150 in Puunui Tract
% lots 100x200 in Puunui Tract.
1Oth-6 Lots 1OOx2OO on Nuuanu street,
right opposite the old Ice Works.
About 800 Lots 50x100 at Nuuanu at
rear and mauka of the above Lots.
11th.-About 20 Lots in the Kekio
Tract, situated opposite the Makee
Island Band Stand. It Is admitted
that it is one Of the best tracts near
the Waikiki Sea Beach.
12th.-About 800 Lots in the Kapahulu
Tract.
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I3TH.-S0LD.

14th.-About 1000 Acres in Kealako-
mo, Puma, Hawaii; the land extends
from the beach to about miles
from the Volcano.
15th.-CITY PROPERTIES, Etc, Etc.
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Prices are the cheapest in the Market
For further particulars apply to
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a Model Plant is not complete with
out Electric Power. thus dispensing
with small engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL Station? One gener-
ator can furnish power to your Pump,
Centrifugals, Elevators. Flows. Rail-
ways and HOSTS; also. furnish light
and power for a radius OF from Is TO
30 miles.
Electric Power being used. saves the
labor OF hauling coal in your field, also
water. and does away with high-priced
engineers, and only have one engine TO
look after in your mill.
Where water power IS available Il
costs nothing 10 generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM
PANY IS now ready TO furnish Electric
Plants and Generators OF all descrip-
lions at short notice. and also has on
hand a large stock OF Wire, Chande-
Tiers and Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt at
tenton, and estimates furnished for
Lighting and Power Plants; also, at
tention IS given TO House and Marine
Wiring.
THEo. HOFFMAN. Manager.
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CUBAN SLATE.

HAVANA, Oct. 5.-The press Of the
island seems TO consider the following
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FEUILLETON
II CNiRLlIAl.
Par Ellie BEIIEET.-
XVIII-EN PRESENCE.
-Nuate-

On m'avait annonce, baibutia-
til, le docteur Jean.
--Je n'appellc Jean Alfred Bel.
court rcpliQua lie charla,an dun tor
ferme ct CONNIE il est iuutilc dr
prodigucr mon nom tont entier au
public de la rue. je me laisse appe
Ter lie docteur Jean.
Deluzy Sc remit avec prompt
tude.
Sous les deux noms, reprit.il,
nous sommes, je crois anc'ennes
oonnaissances ?
-C'est possible mais pour ma
part, je mai jamais eu sujet de men
rejouir.
-Eh pableu mon cher, vous
n'avez jamais que je sache aspire
radmiration universele
Pas plus que vous 'estimt
des honnetes gems -. Vous faitts
allusion a une faute de ieunesse,
} que ia, durement expi@e, que
j'expie encore $500. IL ne vou'
appartisnt pas de me la reproche'
avec tant d'amertume, yous quI
; ayez Gu rinfamie de me propose
......
DeIuzy Sc nit a rlre.
-Dites done, docteur Jean
, reprlr-il en- baissant Ia voix. serait
ce votre "poudre blanche gu
l. aura;t produit lie beau resultat d
ce matin ?
= Non, Monsieur, rspliaua Be
court avec indignation malgre
severite fort naturelle one n
= montree autrefois ce pauvre Wei
lard, je n'aurais jamais e'
assez vii ct assez lache -.
J'ai cru pourtant nscessaire dave
tir Mile Josephine -.
---Alors, c'est vous que ie do
IS la scene don't ma gratifie Get
petite pscore ? ...- Mais pardon
. une conversation prolongee ent
u vous o. moi ne peut avoir anc,
charme pour tons les deux +;
IF CONNIE je suis tres presse, je vo
pr,e de eouper court ......
. -Ccst juste, Monsieur eh b''
q en- deux mots mon aide ct al
= Robilllard est venu la Forge hi
> au soir ct ma pas reparu depu's
moment pourriez-vous me dire
md qu'il est deyenu
Comment diable voulez.vo
Ar y Que ie sache 7 Je ne connals 2
yotre Robillard et je ne men SOU
guere.
-Prenez earde 10 question q
ie vous pose vous sera posse avs
peu par la Justice, s'il y lieu =
. Jai des raisons de penser que 10
aide y etc assassine, soft chez vo
du moius par votre emp'oye Blals
uui u pris Ia fuite.
Que Blaisot reponde de
ac,es. QUAINT a moi, ie n al i
appris au sujet de ce Rob'liaro'
yous i a1firme sur l'honneur -.
Sur l'honneur rePets Beico
avec iron,e, c'est sans doute 6
xons une maniere de parler !?
--Jamais beau jeu lour repon
rancien gree du baccssat,
bateleur des places pnbliques :.
Msis nous ne pouvens con'Inusr
ton Allez i vOs aha
a ,aissez.moi aux miennes.
--Je suis yenu pour vo'r
s., Josephine Jolivet, je ne me rs''r
Ln' pas sans Favor vus, d moias gu
n. s'y refuse.
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THIBODAUx, LINE, sAMEDI. 2e FEvRIBR 1898.

-Belcourt, s'ecria Josephine en-
joignant les mains, proteaez-nous.
Ce nom de Belcourt fit tressaillir
Nine Deluzy. Oublant ses terreurs,
ellie Sc redressa ct examlna le nou-
yeau venu.
-LM, lui, mon Dieu dit-slle
nest-ce pas un spectre Qui Went So
rejouir de mon humiliation ct de
mon chagrin All monsieur Bel
court, ajouta-t-eiIe dams un transport
de desespoir, n'ayez plus aucun
resentment contre celui que vous
voyez sans vie ...... vous etes
bien veDge de tous deux
Et ellie tomba mourante dams un
fauteuil.
Belcourt 9tait profondement emu.
--Je ne recherche nj ne desire
aucune vengeance. Madame, repliqua-
Til, jai etc frappe dune reprobation
legitime, ct je regrette que, yous ct
votre honnete homme de pere, vous
n'ayez pas 6te plus heureux que
moi. Je voudrais en- souvenir du
passe ......
| All GA, s'ecria Deluzy, va-t-on
revenir, 4 mon nez ct 4 ma barbe,
sur les anclennes amourettes Ce
serait plaisant ! ...... Monsieur,
poursuivit.il Ell marchant vers Bel
court, vous n'ayez rien 4 voir chez
+. moi /; sortez.
Belcourt ne bougea pas.
Monsieur, repliqus-t.il froide-
e ment, je suis CONNIE IN passant, qui
q entendu dams une maison des
It appels de detresse ct qui est entire
7 pour remplir un deyoir d'humanite.
!. 81 ces pauvres femmes, que vous
e torturez dune maniere impitoyable,
Is invoquent mon secours, je suis pre-,
st a les d4fendre, autant quill est en-
d mon pouvoir, chez voas ct centre
lie vous-meme
-Vous me brayez, ie crois
tu s'ecria 10 maitre de forge retirsz
Us yous, Monsieur partsz, vous d's-je
81 I'm revolver parht dams 50 main
Belcourt, sans repondre un mot
IN trouva aussi dams sa poche un reyol
lis yer.
al Les deux femmes poussSrens de-
re, cris de terreur ct &c jsterent entr
en- eux.
de -Deluzy, s'ecria V,ctoirs e.
us sa,s,ssant son mari par le bras. J
lul vous en- conjure 1850.
rer Monsieur Belcourt, murnsr
Josephine, par pit's.
mt Nul ne salt ce Qui aurait p
.ie. arriver, quand on enttndit IN Ps
ns- leste ct mutin dams le corridor ; pui
PES une yo,x argentine, une voix d'e'
re, FAINT, qui sriait
Jus --Laisse-moi -. Je ysux conf'
lrd celia q mon grand'pere.
pas Ls petit Loon echappe IL benz
rI. ou, le suivait, entra, tout sour'ar
tire les cheveux 1bouriffss. ct seek
nts dun ton joyeux
rra Grand. papa, viens yoir =.
no. Beaucoup, beaucoup de gendarm
qui arrivens ici ! -. An mais
,ur- sont joliment beaux, avec leu
xrsnds sabres et leurs moasqueton
sr,a II Y On . pied, daufre'
,ois cheval aves des bottles d fecuyt
ION Eh bien pourquoi ne pari
tn pas !
re. Loon se,ait approchs du lit N
nts, tuaire ayant qu'on eat songe
nier smpscher il s'arrsta bouche bear
'nds On regardant les traits lmnoolles
vieux Joliyet. Bien quill ne
ar, mas sans aoute ce que csta't qu'
J. :, mort, son vissge Sc eonsracta e.
80 ~ Repression de pefireh
'ems Victoire, craignant uns smo'
Ia 10 tron forte pour un enfant si jer
kIOP AoAs ~
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oesenue pius Vloiente 4ue lamals.
Maintenant, aux voix gemissantes
ct irrltees, Sc melait la voix de
Josephine.
LIE docteur ny tint plus cedant
d uu sentiment irrefechi, il s'elanea
vers l'escaiier ct monta.
II n'eut pas de peine s'orienter.
La discussion continuait, ct Belcourt,
ayant trouvs l'extTemite du corri-
dor une porte ouverte, s'arrsta sur
le seu,l dune chambre, OH un spec
tacle lugubre frappa sss regards.
Catte chamble etait celle du |
vieux Jolivet sur le lit, don't les
ridcaux etalent ecartes, on voyait lie
corps froid ct rgide du vielllard
un cruci6x etalt pose sur une table
entire deux bougies allunees. Deux
fauteuils, etablis pres du chevet.
indiquaient la place qu'occupaient
les files du defunt pendant leur
veille mortuaire.
Mais nj Tune nj rautre n'occupait
plus sa place. Nine Deluzy, dams
un dasordre de toilette Qui faisait
ressortir sa paleur ses yeux cernes
ct lie bouleversement de ses traits,
await passe les bras autour dune
des u.asslves COLONIES du lit ct
resistait de toute sa force aux
r tiraillements de son mari, qui YOU
: lait l'entrainer hors de Ia chambre
Josephine, a son tour, etre'gnalt Ia
t taille de 50 seur ct, en- soutenan'
, Victolre dams 50 resistance, ellt
}. disait Deluzy
?, Monsieur, cette violence es
/, ahominable -. une proclamation
IS -. Victoire ne peut partir -.
4 ellie est ecrasee de fatigue ct d
st douleur; puis, ellie desire rendre lie
3 derniers devoirs q notre pere. Ces
y. sacr9. celia =. Attended, jusqu'
* demain apres Ia ceremonie, ell
- yous suivra, 81 .yous rexigez .....
Sc N'est-ce pas, ma seur, que
H. consentiras q partir, quand mol
is. aurons conduit ce pauvre corps
ms derniere demeure ?
re .-Oui, repliqua Victoire avec !
ur accent dechirant, mais je preferera
> encore me coucher dens Ia terre
oe cate de lui -. All /! mon pei
secria-t.elle avec &garement
hxant son regard sur Ie v,sage livi'
,u- da defunt, pourquoi m'avez.vo
donnee a Get homme sans cDur, q
ne me permet msme pas de pleur
lle aupres de votre derniere conche !
me Les traits de Dsluzy exprimaie
mo un melange de fnreur ct de raillrr
~, --Ah Ga s'6craa-t-il, en- fniro'
nous ayec ce melodrane ct
b;, sepsibleries 2 Je vous dis. Victor
an que, dans yotre interet meme, no
~ devous quittsr Ia Forge sans rets
~ -. Ia voiture attend en- I
IN. Eh sacrebleu des j.
.o;s miades ne ressusciteront pas vo
hes psre, ct. sill lie faut, cetss ysilia'
'un Josephine, en- votre absence, poo
bien pleurer pour deux IA cerir
un ME
Ia Miserable ! miserable m
mura Mile Jolivet.
,,.s -Je ne veux pas partir sec
,ent Victolre, qui Sc cramponnsit au !
On de lit avec plus de force dut
val, me tuer, je ne partiral pas
4, Mile millions de diables
tear prit Deluzy en- grinsant les de
.n,s nous saurons bien qui aura lie der
len, mot =. que renfer me COMO
81
line, Ii slnterromp"' sA sa''
. |. lie seuil de la porte, Belcourt pal
DIR sllenslsux' mas e
:. dams son silence. Deluzy lseh
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Je ne compte plus m'occuper de !, :
cette sotte, qui noue des lntrigues
81 facilement, ct, die, a quelques
heures, ellie sera maitresse
absolue dams Ia maison ..... Ellie :
pourra y olfrir des chambres a ses
amis, si celia lui plat.
II poussa un nouvei eclat de rire
ct sortit precipitammsnt.
Belcourt s'ttait assis dams un
fauleiI d d'un air de def. II n'espe-
rail guere que, dams les circonstan-
ce- actuelles, on sousen.ft avertlr
Mile Jolivet de sa presence ct il ee
proposa,t, apres une courte attente,
de ss rstirsr, quand un pas l6ger Sc
fit entsudre, ct Josephine entra dams
lie salon.
Ellie porsa,t les memes vetements
que la vsills, cor ellie ne s'etalt pas
90 .ch9e. Ellie await les cheveux en-
iesordre, lie TENT pale, les yeux
so"g.s par les pleurs. Dependant,
II Iama,s ellie n'avait 4t4 81 belle ct 81
tOuchante.
} h.ie savsnca vers Belcourt, qui
-tti leve, ct ellie lui tendit la
main.
All docteur, ditslle, que
3 puissant motif yous am6ne .....
!, C'es, "lui" Qui Went de m'annoncs
e .are vi.ne ct ",l' dh yous appren
: ~ is ma htur qui nous frappe.
II I'm ette,. ,lademoiselle e
ii al ee&l,ilue comment vous nave
!, pa afu ,oir le signal de la roche
|, J await done un signal
Toutee mes pseoocupations person
o. n,lles ont do s'effacer devant me
T. devolrs envers mon pere. C'est
vi Ia suite dune scene affreuse que.
lie sulvenue cette nouvelle attaqu'
Comme le pre,endu poison ne ca
81 salt pas la mort, On q recouru au
Ia Injuries. 4 la eolere ct aux menace
"a pour prnduire une af1reuse secous
i'll morale $500. lie malheureux vie
te lard, deja 81 affalbl,, ma pu y RES
;. ter; il s'est eteint ce matin da
er- mes bras ct dams ceux de Victoi
...... Quelle perte pour ma se
ois ct pour mo, II etait notre force
tie 81 presence nous donnait du coura
q 4 Ia lutte ...... Pauvre 80.
tire pauvre pere !
un Et ses larmes coulerent en- abe
or dance.
JUS Bslcourt repr,t:
--Pardonnez-mol, Mademoiscl
len de vous d9tourner de votre legitl
mi douleur mais il s'sgit encore d'u
lier personne qui peut-etre o peri p<
&c Ia defense de vos intsrsts.
&C Il rsconta la disparition de Ro
lard ct exprima ses soupeons
Gus suiet de Blaisot GU meme de Deln
pas -Je mai pas va Robillard,
lcie plioua Josephine; toutefois ne VI
alarmez pas outre mesure je Ct
que Blaisot ct 80. l'autre trop l&c
ami pour avoir attente aux jours d
=. garcon vigoureux ct resolu.
oon -Ils peuvent lni avoir tenda
'us, piege. ct je serai sans doate cans
sof, necessit4 ......
En- ce moment, des cris,
ses plaiutes, des implications Sc I'll
iien en,spdre a l'etage superieur.
, je cut DIT qu'une stene yiolente q
lieu dams Ia chaMbre mtme
curt dsfunt Nile Jolivet ct le doc
chez prstsrent roreille. Des pletineme
des especes de ssnglots ava
ndre succede aux clameurs.
au Mon Dieu . s'ecria JOSEPH
Que sc passe-t-il ? Je reconnai'
sur voix de ma seur. Je vaie v
The times., 1898-05-08
PRICES STILL RISING
The News From Manila Creates Z
Buoyant Market.
There Was an Increase in Commits
sion Business and the De-
nIand for Bonds.

New York May THE receipt of Of
fetal advices from Commodore Dewey
regarding his encounter with the Spanish
fleet at Manila gave a fresh upward
impetus to the stock market today.
The prevailing belief in Wall Street
since the first news of the fight in the
Philippines was received. has been that
the American fleet was successful in ev-
cry respect. This view has resulted in
active buying for both accounts. Con-
sequently when the news came today
that the entire Spanish fleet had been
destroyed without the loss Of a single life
on our side, the market developed de-
gree Of buoyancy that carried prices
materially above the final figures of yes
terday. During the first hour the ad-
vance encountered continuation of yes
terday's sales to realize profits but the
market absorbed all offerings without
hesitation.
There was a noticeable increase in the
volume of commission business and also
an improvement In the demand for bonds.
The lower rates for time money and also
for commercial paper appear to have
brought various investment interests into
the market for securities.
The shipments of currency in the in
terror have been the smallest in several
months and have been very nearly offset
by receipts Of specie from Europe The
net result reduces the surplus reserve
nearly 5000 600
The dealings in stocks this week were
nearly 70 per cent larger than last week
and the dealings in bonds were more than
80 per cent larger, The transactions par
ticularly those made today. were unu-
sually well distributed. The features Of
the speculation were Sugar, St. Paul.
Rock Island burlington and Union Pa
cihc preferred All of them closed
p0in, yg more higher than yesterday
Throughout the rest Of the list net ad-
v;Eccs Of . point or more were not un-
common. The closing was strong at
about the best prices.
As compared with the final prices
week ago the entire list is higher.
The times., 1898-05-08
SPANISH BONDS RISE.
Release of the French Steamer In
spires Speculative Confidence.

London. May To-day Spanish four
per cent bonds were quoted at 30 l-2
against %, rs. the closing price yester-
day. The cable dispatches received in
Wall Street reported the market for
American securities 20 have been firm
with prices generally fractionally above
New York parity. The release OF The
French steamship Lafayette relieved
fears Of possible serious tension between
France and the United States.
The closing OF this incident was stated
TO be inspiring speculative confidence in
American shares. the opening "f which
was steady, with the tone later becoming
nrmer. although there was irregularity
incidental 10 the changing quotations. St.
Paul and Louisville ard Nashville each
advanced Is Of a point aad Erie prefer
red l-z Of a point while erie. Atchison.
New York Central anJ Pennsylvania
were nominally il 10 ~ Of point bid
under New York parity.
The times., 1898-05-08
Ribbed Underwear.

Ladies' White SWISS Ribbed Vests:
low neck and sleeveless; sizes 4. %
. and q. Special ...::...........-......OI ~
Ladies White Swiss Ribbed
Cotton Vests; crochet neck and
arms; full taped; 10c. values. Spe- 30
claI.-------- -.............oc W
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, In nigh and
low neck, short sleeves. low neck and
no sleeves, plain and fancy
pink and blue; silk edges and 111o
silk tapes; worth 20c- Special. iA(2C
Ladies' Lisle Vests, in white,
pink and blue, plain and fancy, 16o
silk tapes. 25c. values Special. iOo
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Oneita Com
bination Suits. low neck and
sleeveless: knee length: sizes n co
3, 1, and 6; SOC. values Special. L ot
The times., 1898-05-08

buyer in England. Foreign acceptances
over night We're not large. but they
bought our futures freely. The market
opened lac. higheg and advanced. clos
ing with a net gain OF 3-Sc. higher and
advanced closing with net gain of
3-Sc for the day. Exports this week
fell short of expectation and were only
2,i7S0 900 bushels.
Light frostS We're reported as far South
as Kansas. warmer weather is predicted
Northwestern markets were very excited.
heing up from TO lie on cash and II to
15c. on July.
Coarse grains We're surprisingly indiffer-
ent. Corn was up only one cent. oats up
only 3-SC. up TO 81.
Chicago Grain and PROVISION Market
Corrected daily by w. B, Hibbs &c Co..
members OF the New York Stock Ex-
The times., 1898-05-08

Yesterdays three hours Of market end
ed "A week that has been most satisfac-
tory TO the bulls The prices went up
well nearly all day and the close was at
the highest for the day. The strength
primarily was on the confirmation of the
news from Manila so overwhelming IT.
it's significance of Spanish incompe ,ence
and American valor and so indicative of
the nearness Of the end Of the war. APP
prehension of complications with France
had been removed too by the news OF the
release of the Lafayette. The technical
end Of the situation was that the bears
had made short sales on Friday night
on the temporary decline and that they
We're compelled TO buy back again when
the rise began to prevent more serious
losses. The demand for stocks on this
account helped the market materially.
The buying was general and business
well distributed though the grangers were
the fayorites among the railroad stocks.
The situation is unchanged as far as
can be estimated. There seems no reason
whatever to expect a decline this week
except by way Of temporary reaction 10
take profits. Everything Is favorable to
the United States prospects this week.
II seems almost cerTain that at least one
D., nta isr r. a. WIN "e won az
u - "la VII, oe even greater
- - % tai a. nu"tpeIs anu
,a,.,, I a. iieu that' tnat Oh
rfoi''iI,ta o. 49, 'nDush II 'aH hdru,y pe
-. 'ilI'e u wHt pe aS hdoIe
- ne e"aiice II not III the
-NS"N may 'oii'e uuiihs the
- ''t%' '"iia i"9 peeH DOM
~, - t''ot 'iie nag oi america Is
~, ,U'''"s over Tue FiulipplheS-
@ "iil "e Hotiiii6 new III TINS as lar
% ',',s iS"'!uss are concerned Dut II would
u''NouD'eulS nave aus Soou lhnuence on
- 'toon MAJ Ae'' ana not oS any means
- Iiooo'ie - tie chaHce Ihat Spain
- Isl" u 80 10 pieces ana reVolu-
- "ouiu seem tnat liVe to
pY'ii.a l,. rise Shou'" reasonably be eX-
""''i's 'ie week.
MF' iiehrY CleWs IN his weekly letter.
quoted more In full in another column
says 'hat the prospects are for more
active irregular and advancing market
from lHls time on FOR some time to come.
ne says
stocks have already undergone a very
substantial advance. Under ordinary
conditions a reactioniWould be about due:
out the situation Is an unusual one and
very niue NaIue JUST now. For this rea-
son 90 not heleNe the ard move
hieHi mas even approach. climax.
MT CleWS sees IN the '.rking of the
nm ipplhes ana IN the very plain indica-
'ioiS Vi lhe future OF the war the pros
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Chicago Wheat.

Chicago. May I-Lverpool came i-Sd.
higher and closed that way. The wheat
market was active, excited and higher.
The continent was reported as u heavy
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New York Cotton Market.
Aud Also In Proper Person.

(From the Philadelphia TimesD
As a great exponent Of one kind of victories
when Weyler is hanged in efiigy hereafter they
should use Manila rope.
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