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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept s-wheat TN
changed: mora tone to market; spot busi-
hess dun, futures less active: receipts light
only nlcleTate demand for spot barley: tu-
lures lifeless. py.ees unchanged. fair de-
mand for oats: prices show no improve
ment; receipts from Oregon liberal Stock
Flour-Net cash for family extras. sil59
40. takers extra. sisiii5
>, Waeai-Sh- prsng. $40 for Nc: I, and
Bariey-Feed, 81 l5eI. 1854: brewing nomin
Oats-Poor 10 fair. sl.IoallIs: good to
choice, x.l1ie6il .22aa fancy feed H25ai,27:
gray. SIG q .lTi9: milling. si.l71s4l25: sur
prise. SIG i-3o.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1904: 10 Oregon
e.+16; wheat, centais. 1.i5o. barley. centais
6325: oats. centals. 49,: corn. centals 10.
potatoes. sacks, asa, onions, sacks a.;
bran. sacks, so; do Oregon. l,l31 m.aflings.
sacks. AM. hay. tons. 122: wool bales. 1e3:
do oregon. ca, raLsins, boxes. loo: quick
silver, TASKS. %. wine. gallons 1850.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-No sales
rley,-inactive December. Silt.
Corn-Large yellow, S-e,i2.
Wool and Hops.
Wooi-Spring Nevada. logic: eastern
Oregon. f90l@c; valley oregon. i5lilIc. Fal!
Northern mounta Il lambs. 20 iic; noun
tain "a lie; San Joaquin plains. s4Isc: Hum
bolat and Mondocino. lilI3c.
Hops-Crop OF 81 sAloc. new OF IS. 100
I2i=c.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mllstuffs Middtng. slsg2l: bran. slsa
10 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. sl350ais.5o: wheat and cat,
SlSSt $3.50; best barley, ll.5eliis.'e; alfalfa,
NL2tsif-15: straw, per hale. 10000
Potatoes-Sal mas Burbanks. s5cISl.2s.
Negetables-Silver skin onions. 51il.5c:
pickle onions, oo9,75ci garlic. 2a3c: green
peas, 3u3ac string beans, iia42i2c per Id;
.. bay summer squash, 25u3oc box: okra.
green. ioae5c: egg plant. 25ag aoc, chill green
peppers. -51ii0c.
Frults-Apples. choice. 81: common. 4oG
15c: stra whetries fancy. vas cantaloupes,
5ocQsl, nutmegs. &4i SOC; peaches. 5eii7s,.
grapes. Isabella, 81 crate: pears. Bartlett.
Sl.25; plunls. ga I5c: ounces. asu1)c: Mex
can lines. re-pack, sat; lemons, California
common, Sl.5olf2.50; choice, Sgt, bananas
$lu2.2d bunch pineapples. s2ai
Butier-Fancy creamery. 2au25c. seconds
254t2ic, fancy dairy. nominal; DO seconds,
l94l22c.
Cheese-New. loqLic; young America. iol.
all: eastern. l2tI l4c
Eggs-Siore, l5a4ac: fancy ranch, 22a25c.
eastern lsql9c.
Poultry-Tlrkey gobblers. l5Gal7c ID. tur-
key hens. lSrl5e old ROSTERS, SiSom5
young roosters. $5G6; small bf0llers ssli
$50; large broilefs S3.50ai4; flyers. S4a5:
hens 81. ;s6i6: old ducks $39li. young ducks
4.ya. OLD pigeons, si.25ul-5o young pig
eons. sl.5oQL75.
Exchange.
Sterling on London, sixty days, A.s3;S
Sterling on London, sight, <&&..
Financial.
Silver bars 59ia Drafts-slga, -. Is
2afE srata
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Post-inteli!gencer.
NEA a ], FAY SEPT; - D m.-,tar s,hl
CLAIIsAM Sept. 81 .. nf.~Denss
smoke: calm.
PYSHT. sept S. y. m.-Dense smoket
light cas-. wind
PORT CRESCENT. Sept. S. y. M
Clear, calm.
PORT ANGELES, Sept s.-~Bafon~'sr,
e 80; clear; wind northwest, seven mics.
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THE WOOL MARKET.


LONDON. Sept. "A sale OF shespskinS
was held Today. There was a fair attend
ance and the offerings. 2,aii bales. were
practically all sold The demand was good
and prices were better, being Helped by the
said dearer. and especially eomblngs az
fine crossbreds. is4Ssd higher. Coarse un-
caange!
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CHICAGO. Sept. Seattle We're on \
basis o. unchanged prices IL s. lower.
Choice steers. sS1sasa.se, medium. s4.sssas ~:
stockers and feeders $l4fs6o. bulls. $40
AS, COWS and heifers. S.5esiisN: calves.
A.5eSf1.au: Western rangers. S@1zsi4o:
Western steers, s. ietsa.lo.
Hogs were susisc higher. Fair 70 choice,
<S.s7is93-a5: packing lots. SIS .eps,1@is:
butchers, S.ssls3S5. mixed s. 1eayS. ~.
light. s., essffSsi,s; pigs. 81 Ss&IS.sa.
Sheep and lambs mere III slower demand
at lower prices Fat sheep. s. Sssa$. -.
mixed yesrlings. 81 asassS0; choice lambs.
So good native lambs. s4ss1is.;ss. Western
lambs. si.sel!5. -.
Receipts : Cattle l!.oo; hogs. 2aeo:
sheep. le.oo.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Sept. Seattle Receipts. 200
head. Market steady. Native beef steers,
- 2csts.- -. Western steers. S.sttAico, cows
and hciIers. $3u4; Gamers SassS. IS, stockera
and feeders, s.. -. calves. S54se.ss bulls
and siass. s22SasS.ss,
Hogs Receipts. s.21 head. Market 5slloc
higher. Heavy, S,5sieus69: mixed. Sa1ia
.lSge light. sS.5tStS.6.i2: bulk OF sales.
S. 51iesIS.sa
sheep Receipts. coo head Market steady.
FAR 10 choice natives, E.1otl4 ~; fair to
choice Westerns. So tasg4.2S: common aud
stock sheep. ss.5e3si,io, lambs. sia5.to.
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t.our-IsN.vl
Wheas-So. 3 spring. 5sSSssc: Ne. red.
64s1zsssc.
Corn-No. = sss.sIEssSc.
oats-No. =. ssass9s,sc: No. white. 81
1s4c; No ; White sassgs.ssSlsc.
Rye~Ne. 3 4ssSszs.c
Barley-No. = g-sfssc
Ftaxse-a-No. ! ~
Timothy sesd-prIze. & -
foTk-Assss Per barrel 81 a7>S IS
laTd-l>er 10 pounds. s. Sasg4 ass~
kias-Short sides locse s. l5S1s- 10
SSoplds.s-D~y zai.ss hexeS al~sf4xc.
Sl1sS-Shors clear, aoxeSf s. -rszss5 a.
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PORTLAND. Sept. S,-SomethIng over ~
cans or wheat came In today. Buyers who
were reported as paying better than soc II.
the interior were apparently hedging to-
day, "a whsa, was refused al Nl1c, a.
though SAC was offered
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Market. nominal: export Ne :
elnp. &c: Nc. aauestesn. Sc. milling. Ne.
club. SIC: No. oiuessem, 6sc
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General Quotations.

F'seur--Rsccipss. ls5ss iels. exports IS
~ ahls. market S,sil exeepi for old spring
patents ana bakers.
heas-Receings. lsa.f'5 ea: experts. ~
Isl hn. Syot sirya: Ne. red. sc /. u. u,
options opescd barely steady influenced NY
spring wheat receipts and general dalneSss
Il rally DEVELOPED en- advancing northwest
cash market and export demand which Clos
"a the market at an advance, No. red
September. ssa4ssss s~Isc. pecemoer, $50.
Woci-Daii
Hops-puiL
xoffee-OgiicnS opened steady ana IN
changed TO points lower; sales t,saa ssses:
including NeseTsai,er. assc; spot Rio duh;
No. Invoice. ssSc; Ne. tooeing. Csc: mild.
quiet. Corysoys, Ss3sSe
s.lgar-Ra~. strong. fair refining. sis-tsc,,
Centrifugal. - test. 4@~c. refined strong.
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L. S. ENGINEER office. Burke building,
Se1tte. Wash. August - 1895 Sealed
proposals for furnishing sand and gravel
or broken stone a; Point Wilson. Wash.
VIII be received here unit, > y. m. Sep
TENDER Il. lSss and then publicly opened;
Information furnished on application
liarrt- rtNnr frar1f.in Esr pireare
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Pig lran--WarTants, SS.Setstss8.
Ccp:ser-l-ake. ST. sJgs is.Sshs.
rTIIi--4Saa iass{s. iA.s
Speiteg~ 81 SNs.i.A,
I.vad-s4 o5a5i9.ia.
The Arm that likes the selling price Tor
miners aid smeliars quotes lead ss.@ az
he close.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA: Sept. S-wheat-Clah. &c:
hlues;em Sc
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Fone Main e-a
CANOLL & MARTIN,
,TWES. BONDS. GRAIN md PROVISIONS

Rooms zs.1T New YORK; BLOCK
Seattle, Wssa.
Continuous market reserved daily oysP
cur private wires from All the exetsxzg@a
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wASHINtgTsoN. sept >-Today'x stats
Tya@ut e ;t@ condition O. the treasury
sssseTFs.
Avss.sa.a cash balance =. =. ... ~ "a ~
as.s1 EsA&<ss .-........ ~ -. "a
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Dairy Prod urts,

But;er-Market steady; .crsameries> isa
Sc; daIrfes, uaxsilsc.
EgSs-S;eady; FRESH 1el1stac.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seatsle, Sept l. lSS-
Exchanges ~ sfss SKATE. Tacoma, Spo-
kane and Portland CLEARING houses today
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TOD WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY
Portland. Sept 5. 1893.
Fair, cooler.
L : pEPARTNFNT OF AGFfct-l
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
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~ \ Ntlr NJ rAfs<. An ordinance pro
A.s teE las .in1FoN uatuf II Fourteenth
p'"ss " tz}e city - S.A tie from East
-. Sste"t - ls2lat ~ feat so0eh Of
tommy Way By the C,9a$s Tucttau -
..ea sione Tipc sewer throughout sad
.t.'E ~ $40 avenue. together With all
i.-eSts ~NrS. OPENINGS rsAGAoiss
g. g. cues. Ff..tittoVs. cAfeh ha~.ns and
nahs 'sHhs- ana providing far the
nae'."i therefor ~ yhe uoje II M
81 ist 4lt1,. au,l eStR aiAssliI54 a Cund
~ -" aEfatut 10y AZ assess sglsaf aslAta
S. VNs Aac setrees ~ land benefited ~
~ - t.Hff@Nf Eeg.s under tne provisions
sS.A @,,I..'Ar g Nc. aNl approved Apyti
ysss- ~ AS anls .lsieti ny Ordinance No.
approved MAY NSh. tS@4 am& tar,ll-
g. ~ +s-~ approved Ny at@. xNfs
~ Ss'y @14rteT as nos al force.
e.es,ss' ~. ;1s pu3l4c interest And cenNe-
Ira ~ 'i'fe ,.At k@1rtreGt1 Avenue tse
ls 49, }tttn Last Pre- Stree, a. il s~sla.
egsstS SeN,A 2 ESt Denny " &y ~ taae
tar@'-.ss .'cH AL lr2u stone page Aer
esssss 80. ssi..l So son ~ s9ssf aNeaae. 10
So. NE 2-s 0fs eSS&Ty wNFS ugani&gs.
erx -.+lis s--es- emilia sors .stt.a bA-
a7s 80 a's>ntns (s0kS s1si ta>st ne sssSs
es~.-. fAsA t-s-e> d. rAlG fcr 81, 81 49,
H. ag2a re property benefited <nerss-
serf-.. De- mode ~ 'Inssnee. axe pay
a. go '',e ts:y Engineer has csussv,
aasss,xs-.lslse - b. made cs she cost II SAID
ss-s..ss-1eat, Ana NaS transmitted .ae said
Ai'c a. .Aaers and information IN
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CiearaHcgS Balances
seattle - xlsy2lA 81, So. lti.s So
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Leg Superior Qealsy per N No ~
s.5s1s. csegcb@at49.s ar. g46 40.
sez.Ar s5@. sosnssSn. sssY Ii g. Sa<a+
spruce Logs, s1.sa. ee4ar Aa.Dg.es BOTS g. -
.15a.
ar l4H seg--R euga. 5. -. IA 81 ~
surfaced one ST tw9 sssss = - smE -
inches wsAs. So - .enSas - - - sset.
special lengths 5ae per Il exISz: rsae-s.-A
cnssa. $lss.s. al yeEtic&! xr2-a. - Def y
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Yesterday was quiet day in the mar
kets~
There was plenty of fruit
Prunes % ali kinds are coming II ard
the price IS very low.
TIE banana market was lively. out or
40 punches thar were received Tuesday.
only about lssl remained
Ranch eggs advanced u.
The poultry market IS aaou. the same.
there being enough 10 satisfy taess3ena ndS.
Yakima concort.s dropped 70 sc.
Bests and fsa~sulps are stu hard 20 get.
TIE fish market remained the same
Bi1ckosrries are practically out Of the
market
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his possession 10 the City Council. and said
matters are now before the City Council;
and
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The sun., 1898-10-28

THE Superior Court at Dover, yester'
day sentenced Samuel Jones, colored,
who shot James Kemp, white, on the
last registration day, to five years in jail !,
one honr in the pilIory, twenty lashcs
and fine Of 81 900.
The sentence, although heavy, is a just
one, and shows that some of our Judges,
at least, do mt intend to be lenient with
offenders around the polling places.
1t is time that this view OF the situa-
ton is taken by all Of the learned Judges
of the State. for it is only by this method
that the person so offending can be
made to understand that attacks Of this
kind will not be tolerated for an instant,
whether they grow ont Of matters po!ti-
cal or not.
The attack on Kemp was entirely I'M
provoked, and for the next five years the
State will take care of his assaiant, and
be rid Of dangerous character.
The sun., 1898-10-28

THROUGH their inane conception OF
what constitutes decent repairs the mem
bers of the Street and Sewer Department
are again, and Justly, being condemned
for the condition of the causeway over
Third street bridge.
The attention of that intelligent (?)
body of men has been called repeatedly
to the terrible condition of the cause
wav and other streets within the city's
limits.
They regain their mental faculties long
enough to haye some old ruts filled in
and then relapse into their usual condl-
tion OF apathy. They remain in that
somnanbuistic state until some indig'
nant taxpayer hauls them over the Goals,
and for the next week show little
energy.
The members composing the Depart
ment deserve all the censure to which
they are subjected, and, for the safety OF
lite and limb, should at least endeavor t.
put dangerous places in proper repair for
the winter months This they can d'
by the manifestation of sembIance OF
life, and receive the support of the tax
payer instead of condemnation, which is
hurled at their heads under existing
circumstances.
The sun., 1898-10-28

SAMUEL BANCROFT, journalist, has not
yet acknowledged his responsibility as a
newspaper man by explaining why
he charged the Levy Court with "mal'
administration. "mismanagement,'
'crooked contracts" and "extravagant
appropriations
Several times other papers have tried
to explain the matter for him, using such
expressions as "mace," ''blackmail, y
etc., but such expressions, while they
may mean something to Mr.. Bancroft,
are incomplete.
They do not leave that impression OF
perfect satisfaction which is SO character
istic of full and complete understand
ing. The public would like very much
to believe Mr.. Bancroft, but when he
puts out an unsupported statement OF
financial crookedne-s they have right,
and have demanded an explanation.
Mr.. Bancroft has it in his power to
remedy all this.
If his charges are true, then he owes it
to his paper, his subscribers and to him
self to print the news. He should not
in the interests of the law, conceal sucl
knowledge as he must certainly have
lad.
If he made these charges in moment
of temporary alteration, why does not
he say so?
Ii they are true, why not prove them
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Trying to Check the Epidemic.

Secretary Joseph Wigglesworth of the
Board OF Health, received a fresh supply
of anti.toxine serum, which was pur-
chased out of the fund provided by City
Council. A quantity had also been re-
ceived earlier in the week. There is
also a sufficient quantity Of disiniectants
on hand. No new cases of diphthera
were reported yesterday. The prompt
action of the secretary seems to be bear
ing fruit and it ls to be hoped the disease
will be checked.
The sun., 1898-10-28

THE Great Council of the Improved
Order of Red Men of the State Of Della
ware, which concluded its sessions at
Georgetown yesterday, deserve COM
mendation for the move made to provide
for the aged and INDECENT OF the Order.
1t will in all probability receive the sup
port Of every Red Man in the State, and
with committee appointed to look after
oil Of the poorer members, they will sue
ceed in their efforts and eventually be
able to erect q home for the care of the
older members OF the Order.
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AGENTS WANTED

ilNE R0Y Of Water Color Paints
o"1 oVA with brushes, catapult
or pocket gun, cameo finger ring,
false noustache and your name in
ur Directory one year. all for onty
,Sc Address The H,ndman Com
plny, rhompsonville. Ind.
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Any question relating to sporting
II events, cards, coins, stamps, games,
! history, mathematics or social cus.
toms, will be decided by THE SUN
Bureau Of Information for Dime, and
every answer will be absolutel y accurate.
This is guaranteed. Address,
BUREAU OF INFORMATION
THE sun,
Randolph Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
The sun., 1898-10-28

When visiting Philadelphia, if yo"
wish a first-class glass of Beer call al
James Furlopg's, Cor. 18th and FIJI.
bert SITS. You will find STOECKLE'S
EXTRA FINE BEER always on tap.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST.

Indications for to-day are that clear,
sliohtly colder weather and fresh TO
light westerly winds will prevail, pre-
ceded and probably followed by Kill.
ing trOsts. To. morrow, fair, warmer
weather,
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Friday, October %, 1898

GooD morning! Do you buy in Will
mington?
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PERSONAL.

WANTED The address Of N. Cameron, who
formerly lived In 2sth st. Address STONE, lM
Herald, New York.
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"The Farmers Bank III
Georgetown is holding
worthless paper,upOn which
money was raised to buy
Democratic votes for tbt.
last ten yeurS."---JerOnle B
Bell, in the Sunday Star.
Advertise in The Sun.
The sun., 1898-10-28

JORDAN.-Relatives OF William II. Jordan. de
ceased, late Of the State Of lndian,, may learn
NEYS, Box 2i2, Herald Downtown, New York
City.
The sun., 1898-10-28

MUNSO, Mrs. NJ E.--Please communicate
personally or by letter with c. + MILLER No. q
I'd ST., New York City.
The sun., 1898-10-28

WILL John Tregoning communicate with
HIRAM $. MAXIM, care Winslow q Lanier II
Nassau St., New York.
The sun., 1898-10-28

STOECKLE'S EXTRA FINE BEER
always on tap at James FurlOng's,
18th and FiIbcrt Sts., Philadelphia.
The sun., 1898-10-28

MRS. GEORGE +. GORKEN. formerly of 80
West 45th St, will hear something to her advaE-
tage in communicating with j. F. G., 1912
Broadway, New York.
The sun., 1898-10-28

If John Martin, who ef, Lhe English navy
,llp BellcIoplon ulUlt ~ years ukt. lis still li.-
ing, his mother, Jane Martin (ilce Biunselil,
would like W hear from him. Communicate by
letter with l.. A.. ,04 Ryrison 'it. Brooklyn. New
FORK.
The sun., 1898-10-28

INFORMATION wanted OF Mary Norris that
lived with Mis-, DE Lacy. TAI East 9TH st. Please
call at 247 West l26 st., N. y, and she Will hear
OF something to her advantage, or write.
The sun., 1898-10-28

HENRY s. GRAY. Inflammation wanted about
Henry s. ,irny, oi Iuiulu. last heard of in sum.
ner OF 1885, When mnkkeeler with Simonds
Mfg. Co., Long Island City, and living ut Ed
yards Hotel, GitenlAint. Address CARTER.
HUGHES ~ BMlGliT, 81 broadway, New York
City
The sun., 1898-10-28

INFORMATION wanted concerning the
whereabouts Of James Hardy, OF Donegal Ire
land, who left home in 1891 lor Australia: any
information will be gratefully received BY his
sister, Kate Hardy, l2US Locust street. Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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THE H. SUN.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Clement H. Congdon, Sole Owner
Entered at the Wilmington Post once
~ second Glass Matter.
long DISTANCE TELEPHONE 1867
DELMARVIA TELEPHONE 124
Business Office and Editorial
Rooms, No. lO3 East Sixth 81.
Mechanical Department, No. lob
East sixth II.

THE SUN is published every day in
t,e year and is distributed throughout
sne City Of Wilmington and the state oi
Delaware by authorized agents. sub
scriptions should be sent to the publlca-
ti,u office by mail or telephone.
The sun., 1898-10-28

INFORMATION wanted Of A. II. Smith who
left home October 3, 1898 age H. wearing blue
coat and vest and striped trousers gray cap.
Communicate with W. II. SMITH, 6is Lafayette
ave-, brooklyn, NY.
The sun., 1898-10-28

WILLIE PAUL ELO-lmportant Send your
address to BLOUMlIART Mount Vernon, N. Y.
The sun., 1898-10-28

INFORMATION wanted OF the d.scel,ou,,s
tenr! Caldwell u'Neil. who, In ls4h ut IL n
ieved) resided NJ 81 Centre stree, and also \
he descendants Of Alexander Mcclure. who,
lhs5 resided AZ l3i Henry street. both nf wh,f
,wned or had some interest IN premises Nus. |
Y. ", and " Mulberry street, IN the city Of NJ
York. FREDERICK BELTZ, tTliisel,0r st LII
! BrOadway, New York citv.
The sun., 1898-10-28

INFORMATION wanted OF one Mary Colfet
who resided in Schenectady, n. y, previous to
1884, in the family of Dr. Edward II. Wheeler,
and went under the name Of Mary Wheeler
while residing in Soai,r'ady by communicate
ing with the unde! .,,i he will hear Of some
thing to her interest
~ us JUNO hos II =, Schenectady, N. Y.
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SHOULD this meet the eye Ol my of the relH.
tives of Catherine or benjamin Hough, formerly
If Stockport, England, Mr.. fkEDEkICK
BEARD will be pleased 70 see Or hear from them.
Address British steamship Energia, Market st.
wharf New York.
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II Theodore Hummel, OF Entigen, ODeranI.t.
1urD, Murtembcrg, who left his home in A,.>s.
ngen IN February, 1880 will com. .lulIicate with
Post Ouice box loi, New Yors, he viii hear
eaald to him will he thankfully received,
NeStGrn papers pieast copy.
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lNtokMATl)N wanted OF Cornelius sheehni,,
,o u Patrick T., born al i3s East i7th ST., city,
left Iuric 7a5 East l43d st., in lsyl f,n Denver.
Col. last heard from him IN Arril. 1852 from
Denver; was going ~ Slnkton. cal; father and
mother dead: come home to JOHN. sp',d any in.
inrmatlNl 10 JOHN J.: silEEllAN. 7ah Easl ,4sd
Sueet. New YORK Western pAl@tS please ,s.y,"
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JOSEPH lluNNlS--A native OF Russia, known
aere as Joseph Ennis is required " conmni.
cate with hls brother, Mayor f. ilunnis, =.
petersburg, Russia, or the Consulate tieiernl OF
Russia "a State street New York.
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70 the Baron Won Alversiete,I. tat,, of Fifth
avenue liote!, corner of 2ild st., ana bth ave.
'ew iorkl-iouare particularly requested to
;ointnnnicate with J. b. b. Lewis, solicitor, ~
SUCK klerSbury, London, Eng. Anyone knowing
he address and communicating the same will t+
rewarded
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Cake
CO..

The only religious pastry.
Every Ingredient is named in
the Bible. Even the direc-
tions for mixing are found in
the word of God. Christians
everywhere should be inter.
ested in this marvellous recipe
The verses in the Bible are
given, the symbols are abso-
lutely correct. Holy cake is
a delicious pastry that should
be served in every Christian
family and at every religious
feast. Verify it is taken
from the Book of God. "A
printed copy costs a dime.
Address: The Religious Ex.
change, Wilkes Barre. Pa.
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n mer.can and Cuban Flag Stick Pins
HSiIver or Gold, 3Oc. doz. samples l0c
10y mail. Quick Sellers, Big Profits
Postage Stamps taken. Il. FOX,
Wholesale Jeweller. lS4--55, Il.
BROOKLYN, N. y.
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MRS ROBERT .GaLr. Wanted, information
regarding Mrs. nori scales. whose husband
died in New Yo, nlatit ri 'it years ago After
her husbands ltatI she Ma supposed to have
gone to California. II sln sltud see this or any
person knowing where She is. l'n,ase write TO 7.
LINDSAY, ikhil ont. tai,a,,a.
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LIBERAL icwar! viii bc iall for any infor
nation as Il, wh,rcals,uts " uf " 4. Brewster who
August 81, ad mas rd teen heard of since;
height feet . Ihr,>, We g..l 100, brown hair and
mustache, PARTIAL, II "a Oh top head, blue eyes
and .air complexion; ray worsted suit Of clothes
straw hat ami black laced shoes Address
Mrs. J. W. BREWSTER, 20l President st.
brooklyn, N. y
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The vote in THE SUNS senatorial
contest at IL midnight stood - fol-
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situations ar help adver-
tisements in THE SUN will
BE- rum for 25 cen y until
either have been secured
ana ordered out.
HELP WAnIED...MALtS.

TWO GOOD sALEsMEN AND COLLECTOR. {.
/. wanted, also two handy men for inside wori
Call after 10 O'Clock.
Cos KING STREET.