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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-06-24

It mas been discovered that the, COM
mob red clay Of which bricks arSyhade
contains gold at the rate Of neatly
shilliAg's worth to ton-even, in some
cases, q little more. In the houses Of
London there are, at least, 100000
tons of brick. Make little calculation
at the rate of Is. per ton, and it will be
found thaeho less than a25o,0oO of the
precious metal is locked tightly up In
(ffhe ugly redswalls of Lond9p alone.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-06-24

Of a capture, the vessel is called q
prize, and the money 1t yields, accord
ing to the rule during the civil war.
is divided between the naval pension
fund and those who had participated in
the chase. When the blockading
squadron engages and defeats an
armored ship of the enemy, the gov
eminent grants the men a bounty &C
cording to the size of the enemy's
force.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-26
March 14th, 1898.

Mr. Notwithstanding pages o. l say among
other things: "n other words it is difficult for
give every motive that has gone from his mind far
can will explain frankly to this Court and to you the
ives that occurred believe that had right and
have absolute right fee in that land in the
in which have used it, did believe we would
right that crossing
"in such interfere with the which
your company exercising there pas
"sengers which public and proceeded day
time to so that mpeded the running of trains
Il have but little doubt that Court of equity regarding
public convenience as well as your would be quick to
"enjoin in the work.
Again page 80 and part and parcel of the
answer LET me answer your question specifically
Might time not selected to avoid interference by
junction with this work. because that doubt
"but that the showing could be made sufficient
to be done in workmanke entitle YOU to
"injuncton do day manner which inter
"fered with your might entite you inuncton
do wish to be understood from those expressions
as limiting the mental processes which was 10
describe proceeding while the particular
work of crossing going the impression which en-
deavored to the Court is thispossbly difficult
describe mental process perhaps nv
language will not be apt should desire The
impression which desire convey is this That
if in which did actually interfere with the operation
of those trains this work should be DONE would afford
pretext either while going on or after tho
crossing had been completed allegation and representa-
the Court that actually interfering with the
of the easement pretext which would potent in Sc
curing injunction either against the continuance of the
itself against the operation of constructed
for the purposes for which intended other words
the apparent construction might be placed upon that
referred injunction merely before accomplishment
the work wish the Court understand the mental
process involved the idea we'll Injunction restraining
it had been accomplished In other
words the interference of itself would be circumstance
which might lead to the granting of an Injunction no
interference and showing that effect MIGHT
and doubtless would be the occasion of refusal equitable
relief.
Mr. Kinnev-You knew that the track was laid with tho
intention using during the daythe crossing the
new track was intention of using during te
day? A. OF
Q. You the bill did you? A The bill of complaint
@. Yes. A did sir.
@. Did you draft it? y. drafted the bill 1t exam
after was accomplished The bill however was drafted
by very hastily let me
(Signed j. W. JONES'
Stenographer Supreme and Circuit Courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July laThere active demand for ca
tie to-day steady prices Choice steers s. l3qSo -
medium 81 90U$5 10. beer steers 81 l0d<i 60 stocHers
and feeders $39$4 75 bulls s2dsf % End hefers
81 GOGs4 S. Gamers 81 i0ds3; calves 5O0s7: West
steers 81 2jaS5 30 Texas steers 81 5Qsi 60 Prices
81 hogs higher active shipping demand. Fsir
IN choice - 05s4 10 packers 81 So ass OH, butchers
s. g0d$4 1871 mixed 81 s5dsi % light. 81 sOqs+ %
pigs So s5aS3 %. There brisk demand Tor fheeI
from slsughterers and prices showed great deal ~
strength Spring 50 4O6s6 IS: Western sheep. fili
81 so native 81 coast So receipts Of cattle 1000 head
hogs n oOo: sheep. 10000
Cincinnati July lp--ors active 81 30dSf OH. Csttls
steady So 75asf S. Sheep active and strong. 50 5oa$'
lambs active. 81 2,qs6 35
East Buffalo July 19-Ca'tle-Receipts light: market
closed end firm Uogs-IIeceipts light. Marke,
about steady Workers. good % choice. 81 i5gsi l,'T
roughs good SO 400 So 60. pigs good choi
81 i0Qsi IS. Sheep and ,ambs-Recelpts light market
closed steady: lambs choice So 25aS6 Co cus
fair good. 81 1885 30. sheep. choice selected
wethers 81 G59s4 rs: cuils and So .! as3 s3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NeW-hor6. July 10. lSoo.
BEEVES-The feeling rated steady. Lates,
Liverpool and Lndon quoted American steers
slow i8li'.c 10 estimated dressed weight with
Exports to-day included $40 cattle equally divided te-
J. Shnrnherg Son and Schwarzsch.d * Sulzber-
ger ard $40 quarters ~ Morris. all the
laurie Liverpool also $50 cattle the Boston city
20 Dristo.. Tor Prcnard. Moore & Co To morrow the
will take Liverpool 1890 quarters Of beet
for Eattmans Company and the lrrawaddy 10 the West
Indies 10 sheep for l.. s pillenback.
CALNES-Receipts to-day were 2I3 head, all for the
market. and Included Of Western calves. Neals
rated and the few sales at % 5OuSO 10
per 100 II for ordinary choice stock car of good
Western calves sod s. & Two OF Westerns that
arrived late held city dressed veas firm al
So qlOc per country dressed steady at 'gvc. and
dressed hutiermiiks nrm at 64'c
Sales-S. Judd q Co 81 Western calves 2u5 10 aver
~ s. - per 100 70.
J. II Hume Brother: veals ii3 n, at ~ 10, DO.
IA 10. 50 So Do. $50 n. at 50 Is; do. lao No. a,
SHEET AND LAMBS-Recelpts to-day were IA cars,
or 3oi head including cars consigned direct to city
butchers and for the market. making with the
stale stock ll1 be sold all Of which were at
jersey city The supply light. but butchers were
we'll n.lea up and there urgent demand for the
stock Sellers however held firm. and medium grades Of
better prices than yesterday. The
whole market closed firm reported light arrivals for
"Wednesday Common to prime sheep sold at $685. IS
culls 50 rs poorest 10 best lambs at s5d
81 very prime lots were offered Three cars manl,
late ARRIVAL held over. Dressed mutton steady
at g0st,r per N. dressed .amts slow at sulle.
Sales Judd % 1872 Kentucky lambs. II 10
age 81 ca 100 n; 23o d.. 70 n Al % 80: W Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20

Galveston July lo.-Cotton dull ana easy middpng
IS lGc. low mi ding 7-l6c. good mary lice
Receipts. ~ bales stock - 21G
Baltimore july 10 Cotton nominal midd.ing GSc low
m!ddl ne = II 8C good ordinary 5,sc Gross
30 bales. stock. 1889.
Memphis. July l9-Cntton iull. middling. SIC: low
miillng 5c good ordinary 81 Net receipts 20 bales
gross 276 sales. 525. stock. % 979
St Louis. July locotton steady: niddling SIC low
midng 54c good ordinary, SIC. Net receipts 50 bales
gross. 1897 sales i07 shipments lj33 stock. 90 or.
Savannah. Juiy 10 Cotton quiet ana easy: mldding
81 To-" midiilng. : 10. Receipts. - bales stock
lO.O36
New-Orleans Ju.y io-cotton quiet. miiling 5tc low
midflng 3l0c Receipts ll5 haca, exports coastwse.
500 saes. roo. stock 81 9l3
NewYork. July lD-Cotton steady. miidling D 3-iGc.
Gross receipts 3s1 bales Great Britain, loo;
forwarded III. sales. 1854 spaners. 200. eock l09l6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20

81 n at 50 IS Kentucky sheep. loT ~ at 81 Is; %
10. l23 N. at 81 so S5 do iS n. at 81 % culs 80 10
at 50 ~.
McPherson & Co: i6s Virginia lambs. 20 10 at 81 =:
20J o. CO H. So % 70 DO G6 10 az 81; 10 90 - To-
at S. - Virginia sheep 81 10 at 81 20 10 d. ia 10
al 81.
SO n. at &C.
Harrington & Co: la4 Ohio lambs. 81 n At 81 20
J. II. WilHerson PAT Kentucky lambs. y, 10 AT 80 .
Newton & Co 2I7 Kentucky lants, go 10 at ~ w. /
buck $50 10 at s.
HOGS-Receip,s to-day Il cars or 2E3 nead
all Of which direct city saughterers me mar
Ike, wa. nominaly trtfe weak at 81 25dSi 20 per 100
10 State piss would have probably sold al - oontf ~
choice Country dressed steady az 5uG2c per TO
sa,es-S. Judd Co date Monday; las Western hogs
1876 n - 80 per 100 M q PENNSYLVANIA 40
10. 81 70: 2S State do $50 n 81 N, roughs.
S75 n. at 81 80. DO 26o ~ So so; stays. 29o 10
at s. so
J. H. Hume Brother date yesterday: l3s State hogs.
200 70. at s. so. roughs. 2TO n. at 50 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20

Liverpool. July 10 3i5 p. m.-Exchange: Wheat-spot
steady. 40 red Northern spring Us I'd No red West
Gs 1,-t. Corn-Spot firm. American mixed.
new IS "a futures steady: July. IS 2sd September 81
Shd October. 3s 4sd. Flour-St. Louis fancy winter
steady IS 81 Hops ondon--Tacihc Coast dull at
f2af4 easy: India 12s 81. prime
Cos. Pork firm. prime fine Western Sis Sd prime
mess medium Western a. % Hams-Short cut IA 20
IL 10 firm 37s Bacon finn. Cumberland cut . 20 30
10 30s short rib, 20 70 - h. SIS long Gear mlddes
light IS rs 70 ss CD long clear mddss heavy. 40
3is Cd short clear backs. Is 90 - n BIS clear
bellies II TO is ~ S5s shoulders square L. IA H.
FIRM AZ 25s % lard-Prime Western firm a. 2ss 3D.
Cheese firm American finest white and coored. 37s Tai
lowPrme city steady i9s ~. cottonsced ol-IAver-
pool refined duh at i3s Cd Turpentne-Splrits firm at
rs. Rosn-Common steady at Is 1lzG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

x
COFFEE To-4ay's coffee market "sS ~ 'he ~ -
MARKET In only Nothing was don" ~ ffe
csi IN - u m been confined - - baF'
ana ut . 80 r m only about 1000 bags had c1nns'c
hands Tn hour tho ke ha4 ecar0"'f r'a' E
hair compared with YESTERDAYS cl1fing p'i.es I'
rows from Europe destitute u feature and shove
much the conditions abroad as prevail herr The
coffee Ioticeahly Les.
but this he only the HAPPENING II day
porular adjusted for large aver
age movement Il will series - dfiir inns
rec pts change the current c0nvicon mat lies'ni
large materially ircreas"d In ms
view all casses nuvers d'sposef - refrain n m
anc!rating wants while speculation holds fl0f arf %"
general situation cniinLts 70 fhcw = weak ~ ~ 70
The closed oue'. with prices N1rnanE"
TO rolnts net lover Total 4 $50
Spo, brazilian ruled Tacfiy" ana rif 3d. vIh
tendency mad" quotations
hut lower sell the refrain In me- quarters We
quote NJ Rio. invoice l's. &C an1 JOINING parcel
The ranr. OF contract prices the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20

HEMP AND JITE-The mlrke. was vithou, important
w"re quoted a. tailo~.: Manila hens .no! nominal,
pmen, n ai.i Knsa S and .,% SPOT H. Sal
shipment. nomnsly. - Ju,e srot II J. :: nominal.
inert, II abic risags and qua $: ai jutc fhipnen:
, n'mn" Jg'e butte .p, p,gs. gnaiy % 49,.
mix ~. juie BUTT baeGins. nominal
quiet Prizes t,ow. California ls'sc. selected
7,c TaHpico iGc noso,a ieaic',c central American
aaa'fs 5ofses. i;c EayIs' ,s'qle
To- HG hs.ss dr az prssd 1 s51 InI5
ia.e T.ss 'I Ic Prcsiec ie M"ranSsm lac Per-
l lss$s Ma s r. 4s1s :susS,sf
ssys ''ssIs iN9l2c e@,, brands lo"siG,,s eide
county slaughter. native steers ioaaiic: cow ioa
LEATHER There steady undertone to the
1 sS S . as VA. ds e.; . p s, Prices
S're as follows Hemlock non.Scid NJ, ssieeon ls,,m
scen s22 seconds iasec shsd. asa isiss
S s ary VIE sG S..f n:aSy aoae aas
:,426e light backs. COW 20, seconds &c bellies ia
eGds - bellies. icisgisc: beiiins butts. aasS5c
e. haas id.s i i %
supr'fn buyers and sellers alike manfestins ILle
e.e the va! 1poS a. he "%s p. n Hn.
SPOT pS SS9's g S ' o. :o S.
quiz. snd UNCHANGED pGt to DECEMBER SaTss g. 81 10
ns p 9 S"a 5Sy qs r%safd at 81, @
Tnrllsh Of favorable pufort Copper Al London
co-ed steady with spot quoted at t5 lie a. and futures
fin iGs % tin steady with fpo quoted at I'll Ia ID.
ami fuures FL los soft spanish lead liz lss 90 spelter
MoIAssEs AND sYRUPs-Ciy srocers took hold in
red'ng way TO day. paving fun former prices whore
Of higher grade But taken altogether.
the market developed features ruling dull hut
steady Quotations follow NewCrlenns centrifugal com
m n iOGl2c: fair lsgl5c. good i69ee prime. 2og25e
Nex orl-ansc open ke,,ie common ..n1s iar zGss;
ssms5c syrups-Common ionl?e; fair. i31i+e: good.
i5dIGc. prime iTlisc; fancy iDn22c.
OCEAN FREIGiTS-1he market for berth tT.ghs was
dun al following quo,Atlon. iAvspco ~ Lonner
IA Glasgow 2xr. Rrirtol I'd; Lin. S@d hui. .iH
2ad: Newcastle. "a. Antwerp, 50: Hamburg NO pfFs:
ROTTERDAM She: Amsterdam SIC; .ork for "reert -
adaas; drec, Port' lazy, t9nnsse p 'na' ectton to
Iire;t,1ol per 100 H. l5c London oats 10 ''11.
FRrlGHTs AND CHARTERs-Sai tonnage meets WIZ
ysry utt,e attention and the tone ~ the market wax
" ,foresn orders and but few
vessels appear be wsf'si in the casting uHn- ana
coil Few steamers required AZ the moment
~, ,s,s. ,ar, .cui,,v .o- grnip down TO
2, I'd b~iAs accepted to-day N Cork prompt oaaihn
-. CsfA9IERs--iiriyth steamer. i.9Io nna S",iok
10 cape Vsrd IsInrd d. coal. rs; steamer Loo tons
Len ssniia1o back general cAko pii'As s'ns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July 10. p. m.-Cotton-Splt. fair demand
and prices steady: American mldilng ti TIE sales
the day 300 bales OF which 500 fcr specu-
ation export and included 500 American Receipts,
50DO bales includ ng 400 American. Futures opened
uull with "A poor demand and closed steady: American
mddllng. july. - Gid. buyers. July and August.
a Old. bus and September. - GiT3 ~ %
sellers September October % 6ii october
November 2-64d buyers. November and December.
20 Cad buyers December and January .O-d4d. buyers
January and February 3 2O-6i as 2i-6if sellers Feb
ruhry and March. 2l~Gid sellers. March and April.
2i64Q3 2264d buyers April and May. 22G+a3 80 Odd.
httNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the resrish feeling that La. OBJ
taired for some weeks not months past IN cotton
ngsn here,ofore more less conspicuous as sellers Tor
nor, account IMttery private cotton crop sdves have
not been running so uniformly 'aNofaDlr snu no" wa
y. low fever has Its appearance among the troops al
;romr IN. po,sbilty Of spread ~ the scourre n a
greater or through the cotton belt u bs
Trcognized a. Significant factor bearing or the question
securing and marketing the crop This or som" "h-r
view has produced change in sentiment abroad az We.
a. in h Country and while speculation has not hosdene
g. s,v rreat extent bears showing considerable
untasnes. To-dsys Governnent report, read ron ne
superntendents desk 81 aoou. eaoor "h s.rs
49, Their short interest III. market this morning
Opened steady advance Of ea4 points There was a
- t,,vn,, ~ commission houses feature Of The hr-i
cali sri for u. of the forenoon Later me market
an APPEARANCE the extent expected or nopea for Ma
SET nartts In particular refrained from tAkhg any
active The market was hn , Gqrr, al
.,ies futures o. 900 bses Spot cotton cios.d STEADY at
unchanged prices m.dd.lng upanis " "-i"c, HIal'tS
(;ulf Z loc sales 1884 bales Including ~ hhrs "hP
900 oIe. .nInnlne ana 300 bales contract According u the
1;oyernment report cotton has made rapid gi'N,h sg
orally throughout tn. crop ne M1,' q, .1 ana ,hedtms
re ernera:y increased especially over the central sa
districts in South carolina rro nna sn.n,ne
TnSas he situation very promising ehesP IN -"
iocaItes where boil weevn rust sna shsues al r1
nights. Some cary cotton 10 matur ns N sou ~
where picking Will soon begin over the va -
en.,slv nromsing condition Cotton ESchange tpecla
fv.rpco cables: Spot steady saies 10 900 Ss
fpccuston and export 900 bales 90, naIes mdsne w.
rne Closed steady Jaw poni. ne, nlsn.r p.;smeer
M"reS sa. april ssl.s: ApriMsy &c. july gl1
,.ncsmter 32Ob NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dul! and easier
tToths~soms businss. at ;ower prices
tn. ranss OF contract prices In the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
NAVAL. STORES.

An Indifferent trade noted in the market
this uolnt Buyers and sellers lacked inspiration. and
indlsposc. do business Prices without
change II importance. Quotations follow:
TAR Regulars. 81 Sdsl %. tar OIL bbls. 81 GA
PITCH 81 -
sPIRIrs TURPENrINE- ~ iiG2sc.
ROSIN-Common to good strained, 81 35gsl 40: f.
81 4s0si 47la F. sl5S 81 as II 81 Is. I. 81 80: K,
81 %, 81 81 %: y 90 10. " O. 81 ~: ". 81
STOCK on HAND.
spirits furrentine DDS
l.2t7 ohls
Charleston. 5. c.. July I9.-Turpenne market nrrn
&c Kosin quiet. unchanged
Savannah July i9-sprlts turpcntine nrm at 25c:
sales 647 bhls. receipts 2.i63 hhls Rosn unchanged.
Gales, 2n4 bbls. receipts. 7.iso bbis.
Wllmngion July i9-Sliriis turpentine steady
o4i1c: receipts 81 Rosn dull p5r1Sl;
oepta $40 bbs Crude turpentne firm at slQ$l So re-
ce;ts 20 bb,. Tar dull AZ 81 Is. receipts. 1913 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
STEAMBOATS,.
FALL GNNE2 LINE

FALL RIVER LINE
For Fan FLYER Boston Marths's Vineyard. Nantucket.
an: NartNern Mountain Inland.
and ses.hore points Priscilla and Puritan In
Orchestra each. Leave Pier -. n r.,
foot OF Warren St. week days and sundays al 600 n
Steamer York Sundays only. touches az New
On other II tho week Providence Line east
ward steamers stop at Newport
pROWOTENGtE llME
For Newpo t. Boston the North snd East steamsrs
Plymouth Rhode Island In commission orchestra on
each. Leave Pier Is y r foot o. Murray ST. week
Gays only 6:lJ +. NJ. touching al Newport X \
monday morniHgs excepted. on Monday morning. Esn
River Line steamers tuch at Newport
STfMNGTIM LINE
ngton Pier Watch Hill Roston.
snd all points Esst. Steamers Maine and New HAmp-
shire leave Pier &C. " r.. block above Canal D..
week Gays only. at 600 r. ~.
NT2%lsH 'lNE
Rostcn and the East. steamers city OF Lowell and City
Of Lawrence. Leave Pier Sc y. r.. one block above
Canal ST. week days only 600 = NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
GIcanboats.

HUDSON RIVER STEAMER Mary Powell.
Leaving D'shros.ss 81. 3i5 p NJ. Saturdays las
p NJ, West 22d 81 $3.50 r NJ Saturdays p ~. for
CRANSTON. WEST POINT. CORNWALL. NEWD ,'RGH
NEW HAMBt RICH. MILTON. POEEEPSIE. hyde
PARK. RONDOUT and KINGSTON
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE BOATS leave
foot Of Christopher St. every weekday at p. NJ.
connecting with Is. & A. X. X.
Saturdays extra boat
I:3O =. ". for Catskl. with Hudson
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Coz The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office NJ Lap BrOacway
"a door nort o, 3isst. until o'c.ock advertise
received at the following branch Offices at regular
until o'clock viz 2Jf tth-aNe. o. e.
2JI-s ls2 eth-ave. cor i2th-st.; Nacys 6th-Av&
81 lSthst Js2 Columbus ave. near West 6jth o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
17DmW fRMNTS,

FARE LOWER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
for list routes reduced tours to saratosA
the Adirondack Lakes George Champiain Crsse
Mountains. &c Sesrchlight on boats
MISREPRESENTATION $3.50: SARATOGA. $3.50
Steamers 10Th daily. J.. NJ except sat-
urdsy. Sunday steamers touch at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
NWRTM GERNlAM 0lWWW.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Trave .Tu. July &c 10 Traye. Tu.. Aug %. 10 AN.
saale.. Tu. Aug. ppm X. Friedrich. Aug. 80. 2PM.
Lain. .Tu. Aug o. 10 AN. Lain .Tu. sept. 8. 10 An.
Ia ser Mnl. der Crosse tn, Aug. 49, p. H.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
I'rinz Eegen, Luitn THURSDAY, July 81 m.
Friedrich DR. Crosse. .Thur~tay. July 81.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Ems. July %. AN Kas Vim. II Aug. %. M
Aller ......Aug. a. AN Fuda Sept. g. AN
oELRICHS CO. BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
Tta,

The receipts the port Of Boson July is 1898.
compared with the corresponding day Of last year.
follows.
Bale. Bales.
pomes'ic .................. 273s 4227
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20

Ro--coree market weak: 40 RIO 1880. Exchange
T-32d receipts. DAYS 1000 bags cleared foi
Europe 4 900 bags: stock 800 go bags
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee II as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
Nl[bGnW [Svpminr 0fnSs

steamer. ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Old Pier A. " r.. FOOT Canal st. at +. NJ daily sun
days excepted connecting with express trains LOT
osa Lake Richdeld Springs. sharon springs.
Thousand Islands. Adrondacks and the West: summer
reduced saturday night steamer
nnects with Sunday morning train for Saratoga, North
Creek Caldwell, Lake george
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
III. rans. Of contract prlc,, IN The oca market ,oay

Foreign San'os-foree mafkci Guief
good average Santos 1900. receipts. dew j. oD
hags: STOCK ffambure-crn~~ market
o1ened unchanged =. > p ~ n unchanged 8. ~
higher. sales. 100 bags, Havre-C1~ee market np"n"f
quiet az franc higher; Al u n. franc lover. 81
y quiet and Unchanged closed ,. frame net higher,
total sales 1900 bags
r.-.,r, m 90 ruy ....... - ~
psnr,srv - 80 on August ............ .35 ~
............. af p September %
Aprl
Nav ........... 20 - November ~
lime e-eHter .......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20

wool EXCHANGE RTPoRr-tt rren, quo' nh 80, us
-" 49, ~ fhe creare based On Wool EXCHANGE
y, end rl4...n alton - f.,l'"s
''''"' - Cents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-01
aNtllionem ,uerben perfd,enft! !

gs 1T setpiB tpobttbuenb fir bas
Yublifum, gu erfabren, DaB es bod me-
nisitens ein @eiddft i'm 2anbe giebt,
ipel6es nidt babor aurtdldredt, ben
8ebiirftisen unb 2eioenoen segeniiber
eroBmiitbig gu iein. 9ie 8eiiber BON
Or. &in9s geeuer @ntbeduns fir
S6minolu9t, Sulten unb S9nupien baz
ben iiber 5ebn Milionen grobeflalden
bieler sroBen Meoi5in oeridenft uno
baben Die @enustbuuns 81 iuiiien, baB
oaour6 in gauienoen BON ablolut boff=
nnnsslolen 6dllen cine Seiluns er5ielt
tunroe. slltbma, gronbitis, Seiierfeit
nno alle 2eioen bes Salles, Der 8ruit
uno ber 2nn9en iuerben baour6 fi6er
furirt. Man ipre6e in Der g(potbete
BON s. &alteper uno Subn Dor unb laiie
ii6 cine IrobeHal6e umionit seben.
&esuldre @r6Be so Gents unb $1.OO.
Seoe Slaide uirb earantirt, ober Der
Breis 5urliderltattet.
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A. 8apitel.

9lm 8ornlittag na9 bem Gommers
felt. iuei1e5 Ser 9lifolaus 5abriciu8
in 10 9roBer Gite perlaIien bate, be-
fano it'd Der Baron Selir BON DENT
baufen auf benz 28eae mad S9loB
GrlenIiein. Nenn er leinem GutSna9.
bar ibon beute einea @egenbeiu9 absus
itatten geOadte, 10 muBte er ba3u iebr
triftige @'riinbe baben, benn bic ges
febe Der 90flidteit bdtten inn eine
oerartise 9erpflidtuns nod feinesmegs
auferle9t.
sluf einem SpuSierritt, ben oer @a,
ron Dor Sturgeon in Der 9e9leitung iei>
ner So6ter 9lntonie unternonmeu, mar
er Dem ueueH @eliser BON Grlenitein
5uerlt begeguet, ut0 Elm unbeoeutenber
9litteroienit, mefden Sabricius tei
bieier @elegenbeit Ger GaroneIIe ae,
leiitet, bate lire 8efanntitbaft oers
mittelt.
gerabe ais er slpii1en BEN 9dumea
herpor auf ben g8es beraus setreten
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QSie oft boren mir bas elm friibeS
@rab burd, cine pernahldsigte @rs
taltuns herbet gefiihrt tpurbe. 8es
benfe bies unb 9ebraate Or. 8ulP 8
Nuiten SDrup, peld,er icfcrt ale nals
ilnb eunseuseeiben furirt. Soerr SO.
8. Mahcuep, Qcfpea, MaiT., fhreibt:
",Sd, mar lebr franf NIT einem ldlims
men Nulten. Dcctcren fcnnten mir
riht helfen unb jebermaun fa9te baB
ih bic Sdminbfuht hattie. Sin Ser
,panbter empfahl mir Or. Sulp s
Suitem SDrup uno nadbem id, s,pei
Slaihen bappn 9ebraudt hattie mar
ih furirt. @s mar tpunberbar! Sd,
perbe Dr. SulPs puften Sprup INNER
mcinen Sreunben empfeblen benn i'd
iseiB raB er Elm unfeblbareS Wittel
it," Or. 8ulp 8 Suiteu SDrup tpirb
ilberall fur 25 @ents perfauft.