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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

MoLAssEs AND sYRrPs-The general market was was
taohs v4 @ a M a5a %S: tS iSSs
Orleans open Kettle s2Sas PORTO Rico 98aSc syrugs
Q5o Fsacy i2& gaSc fair i'0'" F'0a ''''' PRIME
OCEAN FREIGHTs-As is usual in the sail tonnage
light es her vas god sensTs dsmans ana se s,
request! there being good inquiry FOR forward d ostns
s. adass 4iad late August IS iadgSs 90 and seP,fm
Der 8s ed9Ss 73d Quotations TO Liverpool were &c,
HaH, "a Ssveas!s a. AnIyerp, ga HemGuTTF, 70
pool per 100 n, 15c nominal London oats; Is.
for the continued seadness q prices incident to
sht offerings Iinseed oil ruled quiet and unchansed
iatons follow: Petroleum hhs = 20 and in bulk s. 30
+ "a sads n S 1s AND o 9 & irg SO
f0QM i G-rme gg5g nI NINA, %s2 S'
Th [o 80 inter v ssr STsa 6sSs RIt
iean' raw Segi0c American boiled ilg'2c; Calcutta ray"
PROVISIONS prsdaets opened rtcady and a tut
STEADY. Qgoi~d Mess $3.50 70 family sll6,ls shert
family s. asS se Pae1t g SoSsiO @ csiSs Inas a. s
PFEE gos %S'f p,S a. 70
y, G4c, 100 n. GAadec; pigs. 7isG74c....... OUT
4 ri * S 5sc aD IL 8~'ta a 5%,0 ' o.
auo a Ssa @s S hoH h' ws as
FIRM civ 4sc; eog2,ty quoted
s '! :ss5v c g lard s s'ss&y quoted At % Rsaasd
&C. Western .STEA ZINE Firm Quoted: Ocu
74c; city lard st-arine &c nominal.
hlCEAs anticipated. 81 day small things IN
rice. Buyers and sellers alike await
did not affect the standing VI the market however which
closed nrm. Quotations follow; Domestic, common 10
fair z3s4+4c falr good ~ uI. prime choice
b&1Obc; head. lg1izc; Pstnh. S+g6fc; japan. ~ q
ohc; Java. ~. d51ec. Rangoon IN bond 2QRisc
SlGAR-lt has been an unusually active week IN
additionally embarrassed In the u making prompt
shipments. the delay reaching over week number
u the soft grades The cables have noted pronounced
strength IN the English market and this. In conjunction
with the large demand Tor finished product and marked
nrmness " has the refined department
healthy condition Prices however have remained
unchanged throughout Indications point resumption
low DOnnOs 80. loaf b5sc crushed &C. pow
dered and powdered. 5tscS NXXX powdered. ~
standard graduated ana fine granuatei, 6iEc
graduated and extra fine graduated 5c conectoners
grHnulaed Jc; y cartons. n bags. n aud
n bags Of fine gTanuated. 556c, mould A 5Ic, dia
No I. 40Ic; No 3. 4'sci No g. 4slc; No T. 40 No g.
$50; No 41sc; No 10 4i2c; No II. 4Sc. Nos IL and
49, 45lc Nos a. Is and 49, 4.c. For Il Saturday market
business IN sugar was II gratifying proportions.
Sales included 400 tons Java. centrifugal % test a. ar
basis ltc. KeALeIs endedvuring To secure
additional supplies on The same rating but met WIN
higher asking In few Instances The cables
proved quite good looked FOR Notwithstanding that
showed relapse demand and partial decline
IN London. At he close bids about ou the bess 81
66c for SO test centrifugal 4c fr 50 test iuscoNa 20
87sc for 80 n0asses According 10 ths
August delivery quoted lis and September delivery los ID
latter being loss q nd Cane IN that market Was
quiet but steady with lava quoted l2s I'd ana far REIN
ing lis 81. these quotations being unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

COTTON-Specuative operations In cotton We're 81
smaller volume today day this seas nj eIs
practically business. Actual dealings were
fined 10 i've positions, entire day radlns amounts,
u the The apathy OF the Local ma
largely explained by the absence OF the usud 81
inteIlgence from English market which was coeei
and which closed until Tuesday morning the
occasion being the bank holidays The opening can oe
veloped dull market with a toleraby STEADY ieeIhg at
the previous days closing prices Later business GLE
turbed prices Of only points ana me mar
ket was finally dull net loss Of ! 70 points A.,
Local sentiment had rather weak undeftone, as ue
weather accounts pointed 20 rains in ;he Southwesl
where has been needed. The accounts from
manufacturing districts quite favorable as mere
II was sta-ed that southern mills sold as lar
ahead March Of mostly goods suitable II
china Japan and the Far East Fall River was stiois
md verv active again prices at top notch saies
Yesterday at Providence aggregated some 5OOO pieces
The cotton product outlook az whole. was never more
promising than a the present time
The range prices in tho local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, August D. Io"V'
cOFFFE-Cofee contracts opened steady with prices
unchanged points higher, There were sales OF 'oo
bags the opening call all at an advance OF points On
rserdays closing figures and consisting OF OCTOBER az
rs and March sos. Subsequently the market ruied
cu and without feature OF consequence, While showing
fairly steady undertone throughout the list on ais
rtlon contracts, supplemented by some
orders struck the market tfls
norrng but they generally too low for execution
served develop the fact however That there Was
oves,ent interest in coffee about present prices
The market finally quiet points higher To points
yet over. Total sales $50 bags To-daNs IN
rrcyenent measure, explained by higher cap
from Havre Hamburg and RIO with prices supported AZ
General confidence however. nterferred with
Nv continued heavy receipts the Brazilian ports sIt
brazilian coffee continued inactive, with prices quite
nominal al any figure closing the basis or say, %
IN No Rio invoice lots, and SIC for iooblns pacIs
bags. -.-. .-,..z L. 49, Loco, ,ra,ls, 10 dav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
ERIE RAILROAD.

rb,ouyb trains leave NewYork. foot OF Champers-sI
as folSSs ana Ave minutes earlier from West Esd 81 -;
a.nn M.-yestbued Express daily for Blhshaihton.
Weverly Emlra Buffalo. Bradford jamestown ArWs
punsio / p ~ Parlor car TO Buffalo ,,,-,--...
ox.eo Wayerly Eimira and Delaware Valley points.
DadSN "a port Jeryis and Monticello Pullman farior
colIt
cIicago Cleveland TAO A. NJ, chicago.
p NJ seepers Chicago. Cleveland and CINCINNATI
40 r. M.-BuYalo and Cleveland vestibuled Express
Arrives at Buffalo 90 A. NJ. Bradford ! 20 A. NJ.
ysmestown 100 A, NJ Youngstown 1927 A. NJ. Cleye.
land 1890 p. NJ seepsrs to Buffalo and Cleveland care
BIZ p M-Daiy solid train for Binghamton, wavery,
Eipnira and Chicago seepers Buffalo. Chicago and
SInSnn ss iorXf TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i CoMMoDATIoNs at Ill ll3, 26i 4ol and 937 Broad-
1877 15S EaN l2Sthst. and 2I3 West l2otn
St Chambers and West 2sd ST. ferries New-York; 333
and SEQ Fultons. es Broadway BROOKLYN ~ Eyer-s,.
Hoboksn and Jersey City station. New-York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
OTHER MARKErs.-nY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 6.-There the usual meagre satur-
Aa s,T1iv OF cattle enough offered make
market and prices mostly nominal The tone was
s,r"ng yesterdays prices being obtained Tor the few
cattle sold Choice droves ~ light hogs sold strong
prices but other grades were weak and generally &c
irw.r Light hogs sold al 81 5OG4 %; mixed lots at
"a 4Gas4 30 and heavy 81 lOai 75. Pigs sold at
culls f2NS4 10 The market for sheep
ana lante was steady and about unchanged. Receipts
were light little done sheep sold ~ Sass r
ror M hest lots range sheep bringing ~ 5OdSi %
fambe sold at SSasG Receipts Cattle 300 head. hogs
t,incinnau Aug 5.-IIogs active. higher. 81 eoas5
Cattle steady 81 4Ods5 q. Sheep hrm. 81 25a4 80
Lambs steady s4as6 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
No Northern roc higher; No l. Barley quiet
No 2, fOC.
S.-Flour and bran unchanged.

No 2. ioc. sample 35a39c.
Minneapolis. Aug. S-Flour and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia. Aug. Wheat unchanged contract
grade August, 7OadIIc. Corn steady; No mixed. Au-
gust. 3S+. Q36c oats dull and lsc lower. No white.
clipped 2Ii7g2sc: No do. 2ec; No mixed. 2S925l.c
tutter firm; fancy Western lsIc; do prints
2lc Eggs firm: fresh nearby l3'sdl4c do Western 1874
gl4c do Southwestern. l3c do southern oqic. Cheese
firm but quiet. R-cepts-Flour. 600 bbls OO sacks;
wheat. 5000 bush. l2loOO bush. oats 1000 bush
ShpmentsWheat 1909 BUSH 3+2 on bush; oats.
~. 600 bush.
81 Louis. Aug 5-Wheat-No red cash 6sSe; Sep
TENDER. 6sfsc. December nc. May I6c No hard.
6ssc; Corn No cash. 30 iac: september 3ic December
Xsc; May. 2shc Oas-N0 cash dc: September.
1910; December. Doc May 2lhc: No white 2Sd2s9c.
Toledo Aug. wheat duh. easy No cash. TOc; Sep
tenber. sc. Corn duh steady No mike 33c. Oats
quiet lower; No mixed. lSiec. Rye higher No cash.
5c Coyerse- lower active prime cash. 81 rs; October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
NANAI. STDRES.

1 marie, ruled steady firm nj Al 'ut ,''er III
ne ,aoa was noted but nrS frailTc 81 .aI1
lar note came hand Quo'aton' i,r,o,,br ts,aIei
~ 40 o. e. good strained 81 S'dxi 20
Ism -. ~ a. ~ II 81 - 81 ~. X " ~ - ~
T. 81 % e. e. -sass ~ " q S3as3 10. W ". s. ."
sTo,K ON HAND.
.........,... ...'''.' ''''''''''
bhls. gee
elfl't t4'F-'''' ........... .....''' Vs.
c..-,..,.n Aug n-Turpcn,iue firm at ''' i''H
rh AuK 5-spirits turpentne nrin. 20 ~.
~ hSi"i rec-pts oi3 K-in hrm. sn,rS; 81 20 II
SY q, 30, X 81 -. 81 g. So y e. 20. " ~ - '''
vs. w az Is 49,, ~,,r,,g ioug.
,,.,,,,,y,,n Aux b-Spirits tI-pen'!nr Ia
49,. Ia. rssk- Il nru, sac aui 200, -, 80
ibis crude turIyntne nrH, ~ 90: ,fs io6 blls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. 4.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT MY II, Io95'
FOR THE WEST. "A
Leave New York South Ferry (Whehsn so,,h Ferry
Leave Liberty street minutes later. .su,.,,.
'Daiy. tExcept SUNDAY ,.> ., o. n n,
'l2 10 night. o,ty,
PITTSBURG. 'i30 a. m. uIoerty street '"''' WV
.. m 'i2 10 night. AK, - M
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. rr,,,.,
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 1853, 's'93- tD Diner,'
eli rs a. m Dlner) tl2 - p. IDner) - 80 'Diner,
% CRoyal Limited" exclusively Pullman .s 10 ntsht
s465 CDiner), 1856 p. m. Diner) ana 'i|i' "'e"-
Al trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light g.
oices Iis l72 26l +34 1894 Broadway ~ nIon ys 80
" IoT Rowery N Y; $40 Fulton st. 40 Grahsn ave-,
prootivo. Whitehall Terminal and Liberty Of. Baggage
cbscked from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
iHktRRan,IEsMf DIVISION.

'7a' HARLEM DIVISION. - 4.
a12 A NJ and IS p NJ. Daily, except, suhoaS' '"
Pittsneld SUNDAYS only a. 100. s2O A. ,I al
Wagner Palace Place., cars arr 9th on pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 49, 2ei 4ls and l2i W., .h St
iash St and St stations New n YORK; SSS and TO
Tsieohone ''27eO Thirty eighth Street for New iorx
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked ft0h ho'e' "
rsssencs by Westcott Express Company -.
resN GEoRGE n DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
NEW YORK. ONTARIO Z WESTERN RY

Trains leave foot OF w. AID 81 as to"o"s VIZ "'S's'
earlier from franklin ST.: % oswas~
{ 90 Connections for Lakes Mohonk. Mnne"aAN>'
and Kismeshs- Parior go go.
N.1S A. M.-Mountain Express to E2enyiIle. Liberty
S.lO and intermediate stations. Lake kiameshas she
1 .0O r. N. Saturdays ony).stations to Eenvirs.
l'UV Rockisnd. Lake Kiame'ha' and white A~A~
~ D. M.-yestibuIs limited Stations to Eaenyie.
XIII Rocklsnd, Lakes Mohonk. Mnnewaska. kia-
rnesha and White Lake. Psrlor cara -, c,
O:lO daily. Stop. at Middletown Liberty L Manor.
Walton Norwich, Oneida, Oswego, Niagara Falls Wags
ner Sleeper and Reclining Chair Car seats free) throass
70 Gn WsTs xSp PxRIoR CAR SEATS AT s1i Broad,
way n y. Y. Transfer Co. checks eaggaS(
from residence 70 destination. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

The Chronicle that rain has fallen IN m Sas
re- o i,ht a. rule and moisture is needed in Central
Texas ana s' a favorable and picking is progressing in
portions Texas and G9'ioH cssd hoWsvep sa, rus;
Sc6oing more general in Alabama ana shea s1hs
Texas Is further referred TO- Inc '
closed to-day. TAI,
ference Was manifested sa'us4@y w paens s.
assi5seS @n S94 yt "a * s. 70
IS Il ;S e :.f f'4 81 no qs sssf
3; s' so1 10 s. ss sSs, To- 90
sXo MEAL 1n me-
S sssg sT 70 s ssA .s sd'a aa So
G, go nSs1.s s gnsef Bran latter Ths 81, so
$aS %ld sS1S 5 sssssiSS g oSs o%sa So 50
COMMUNICATIVE entire range OF pt, eday COW
.ssS 5 % sn S on The was sSe5
ieaureess half holiday as hs ~ Importance
hand verpool was closed and the buzz OF accounts for
s sSRnS News a: Sfua the DAY action on ss
was sssrss and AZ reports
territory were exceptionally promising as become more
Sn have TSo KaSsss state report crop of
100000 bushels about half OF @ at 10000 bush
els and the amount comiSs coo bushels
Ss Gss e sns little
and oical close were Nc beloS and for the day
ssss es4 The
10 ~ doo bnshss compared with I.4i0O00 bushels s
previous week and 100000 bushels. last year fnr wheat
practically no export ordsrs at the seeo9ara % nonts
and In each circles az al
No red Sss a,oed f4Ssc elevator 76ssc aiCs' 10
Northern Duluth 701o anoa on tne GU 7ssc at
O'clock .CoRN-Irregularity was ies'a' God cash
to-day Because ~ light country offerings ana
demand snot nroperfy and nearby option ruled s'oauy
g Arm while distant deliveries Responding 70 t lower
sect Conditions, of and closed nc nst
There an export business Of about 20 soa zoo bush
ports and the amount passage Increased $1,000 40
Ella The Kansas state report estimated yield OF w.
10000 bushels compared with 1872 900 600 busnes ay
year In Kansas and Nebraska the good rams OF Nc
u was said. practically insured an enormous III.
corn quoted 36lc elevator 36xc delivered ana Sinc aaD
afoa On the curb September ranged from Se4c TO Soo
closing sekc at o'clock ..oATsm, ,td., snec,-
stiye feature. No oats closed 27c: No oats 2e az
es,ic: track Whit. 2sqs5c: No white clips. 2sc.
hYE-Msrket armcr No Western. e0Hc o tHOat'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
CATSK|LL MOUNTAINS
VIA CATSkILL.

VIA CATSKILL.
To all Points on CATsKIII, MOUNTAIN al. Uiis au
NEW TANSDRsVIII.E RAILWAYS. making dlrect con
neoons with New York Central trains; leaving a., ~
II 80 and 4 and with West Shore tra'hS ied''"s q" ~
and 345. IA, A.. tr,ason River DAY
Also Direct connections with the huus'" ''''' D"'
Boats ana the Catskill Evening Lime,
Reduced Excursion rates good for the season H. -,a,
The DETROIT SPECIAL over the New iork Sehtratl
leaving al 4 p 81 DAILY INCLUDING SnMDDAArr Nltn
psrlor and Dining Cars affords the SHORTEST most
sa aa ana ronysnsnt way OF reaching the Hotel
KaateTskIIl Mountain House. Laurel House Antiers
Haines Corners. TANNERsVlldLE' anu d" 'hs "ou"'a"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

The local market for spot cotton was quiet ana IN
changed with middling upland quoted enc ana niddIhs
Gulf Gnc included 1915 bales Tor export ore0
shinuent and 2S9 bales spnners. ,
The Statistical position. made up by TINS morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
CI'\ARD LINE.
L'RENCH LINE.
RAILROADS.
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

ULN nal II. II. Vi W." VI"oLi
Anthracite coal used exclusively .,,,.
f STATIONS ma' IN New York foot Of Liberty St.
and South Ferry Whit tn, Whitehall III ST. 1.
hye minute. earlier than that given below for Liberty
St. except when noted - -, ,u.o, Q,
For r..,on Tr ssSs fsT: f %eS ct
400 lis $40 NJ l2oo NJ 70 Ees,O.l :sc a. .+o;
..sa so r. f iGS $50 500 sf9d1i' 49, w
ysefeag Il 5 h;,S. sns stF1a''n 100 DIV
For Reading and Ha5rs6uTs a. 80 . .sS s sdS
az SO TO 10 Esshn H. si' SsH scs
H''d'H" P NJ AL III R RiathiL ROUTE; 80, ,,o,
j s SSs o ssr: s' os SIS ;' z
sunday; goo sls 80 =, tG S,nss al 400 $50
A. No. '''S, Sandy 81, HOOK IA ao S1fIs; St.
For Atlantic S." H:SeSa: ana sssn9Is Po5io'' :so se9
s s0OS no go i 100 9 rs s ~ '''o
For iakswcod Toms River. and barHesa'. .-so A. n.
100 sAo r ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE A5T AND WASHING
From foot % q 81 Liberty p, y s. Dining Car, A. NJ
P pInns Car a p ~ 2 fsy9 na 'af sHdsy
iSoS g goo DS os f 6Gns c M 81 $s
eiS1a sns for Ph9d s5 S yfsk NJ sundsy: 500
A. NJ, 400 300 p. NJ, -, ,,.,,v a,
wSi;.ss s s rs RsG l e;s e '' e. 'f'
way Is1 9Th Ave. Is Unon So West 1873 East Y iSSsn
West 2's so st. PAS GOp%sos ss Broadway
wiamsburs The New York TranstsF SS to Sesns
ton.
.Ftom Liberty st. only;
tFrom South Ferry at 6:25 p. NJ
s sErS% South south F Ferry at at s io r K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

Rio-rofee uarke. nrm: No Rio 6s523; exchange;
S-lGd: receipts 1900 bags; cleared for the tn.ri
states 600 bags; cleared for Europe 1900 bags; soc"
273 600 bags. - ,ua..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

lets. .BARLEY-Market firm. Feeding stag
3s1o Buffalo: mailing, isn55c delivered New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
LEHICH VALLEY.

e.ron. foot of West 2d Cortand Desbrosses Streets
(Penna K r Ferries
thine West Other ngures cortandt or Desoros.es
s,r.as DAILY except Sunday. sunday only Other trains
daily Sunday leaves SIS Sunday leaves sn SUNDAY
ia. 81 100 An Local for EAsToE
West and principal points Psrlor and Dining Cara Con
nects Tor Coal Branches
"a, snS.ome Train in he World oInitsd 10 seating
to Detroit aud Chicago. Dining Car service 4 carte
+.33y i.3S Coal branches and Intermediate points
iA5S 2l3r Local Ses Tor Tor MAASSSSHH SSHHSSSSkk
+.H a. 6,20P. Local Express EAsTON.
.S5S nj, r. n For Buffalo points West Through
sfJ5 S.OOPH Express for BUFFALO aud TORONTO.
None but Sleeping Car passengers carried. x--.,z
siO25 IA. 3OP. ". For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUfFALo
and xest. Sleeping Cars 60 Chicago.
So PLAISFIEIb and BOUND BROOK locals, daily except
SUNDAY; 80 10 - IS 10 g Is and 30 r.
Tickets and Pullman accommodation q us 81 49, - u s4c
lr Broadw Union Square West, as Columbus Ave- J.;
SO Fulton Court g. Bdwy and Amer station Brookyn
Y Transfer VIII call baggage from hotel %
residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
=, prices in the local marke, today

Foreign coffee markets: Santos-COhee market quiet
80 aVerage santos $500. receipts +lon bags; STOCK
e.. nO tars Hamburg-Cofee market opened unchanse1
q, 9.3o n m net unchanged y pig higher; safes loVp
Sogs Havre-Cofee market opened steady; august -
higher; other months unchanged at u m uhchanse''
sales 5000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

A DvFRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown once NO iSnN sH~sr,ss
"a door north Of 3is-st until O'CLOCK M r,,ie,
ments received at the following branch omees A.
onr 2aSs is2 9Th ave i2th-st Msey,s eth-a
and i4th- lac Columbus near Wss' oou-s@' Az"
West l.d- st.. near 6th-aya % East ltth-s1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
new YORK CENTRAL.

Trains arrive and depart from Grand Central Station
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
CITY NE W s.

Conference Committee to Meet-The
conference committee will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4:SO
o'clock.
Junior Pioneers MeetinE-The Jun
Tor Pioneer associa ton, of Ramsey counr
ty, VIII hold its monthly meeting Wednes-
day evening at Elks hall. A fine enter
tainment will be given.
Action Against City-Margaret Me
Donald has commenced an action against
the city for $3,050 damages caused by a
fall from defective sidewalk on Robert
street last December.
Stole His CIOtheS-G. kinning report
ed to the police last night that sneak
thieves had entered his room during the
afternoon. in his absence. and stolen a
vest and pair of pants.
o
Arctander VIII Lecture-J w. Arc
tander, OF Minneapolis. will deliver his
temperance lecture in the First Swedish
NJ +. church. Tenth and Temperance.
this evening at o'clock.
Golf Links Ready-The golf links at
the Town and Country club will be
opened next Saturday. The opening
event will be a mixed foursome compe-
tition, medal play, with eighteen holes
Money From Taxes - The county
treasurer yesterday turned over to the
city treasurer $134,000 on account of taxes
collected during April. OF this amount
S.. 800 was from water frontage taxes fol-
1898.
Cumberland COmpnny-The Cumber-
land company, of st. Paul, has incor
porated for the purchase of the Cumber-
land block and the property upon which
It Is located. The incorporators are: R
L. Ware w E. Johnson Fl. w. Clark
P. H Gilbert and w. G. White
Service to WiIdwOOd-The city rail
way company will inaugurate service to-
day on the Wildwood line. This is done
to accommodate the people living a
White Bear and vicinity. For the time
being the cars will run only on Sundays
Vacancy to FiII-The resignation o
former Gov. Ramsey as member o
the board of directors Of the public Ii
brary has been accepted by Mayor Kief
er. The mayor stated yesterday that ht
had not decided as to the person who
- would be appointed to fill the vacancy.
%
Tore His Blue Suit-Sergeant Ryar
lost part of his wardrobe last night while
trying to make an arrest in a house al
1877 Eva street, where Mike Burns and
his wife, Catherine Burns, Patrick Nc
Donnough and Jim Lavalle miscellan-
eously mixed in genuine Irish time. >
He at once entered upon his duties as
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
the BEST | EVER had!

This is said by hundreds at our foun-
tain every day. We can expect nothing
else, as we know exactly, what we are
serving you. Our Crushed Fruits are
fresh (no canned goods, taken from our
Fruit Department, and no chemicals
used in preserving them. Our syrups
are the best, as we make them for our
especial use Our Ice Cream Is the best
as we can buy none good enough, SO make
IT ourselves Our Carbonated Water is
the best, because we carbonate 1t our
selves and use clear spring water. So
you get the best material, prepared by
an expert. and the largest glass of the
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
BALL A SUCCESS.
Martha Washington Lodge Spent O
Happy Evening.

The sixth annual ball Of Martha Wash
ington lodge Is, of Herman Sons, which
occurred at Assembly hail last night,
proved to be one of the most successful
events which has taken place there for
some time. There was a large attend
ance and the committees in charge of. the
affair had the event we'll in hand, so that
every one was made comfortable The
arrangement committee was made up of
members Of the lodge and was composed
Of Mrs. H. M. Schiffmann, Mrs William
Conradl, Mrs. Fred Willy. Mrs. John
Schulz. Mrs. Adolph Snepmuller, Mrs.
V. Stutz and Mrs. j. Schlader. The floor
committee was made UP Of Horny Giese
Jr.. Fred Willy Lieut.. William Budy and
V. Stuts. The reception Of the guests
was looked after by William Conradi,
Theo. Hamm. John schuhe. William Foel-
som and Adolnh Snepmuller. Brose,s or
chestra furnished thh music for the dano-
ing and a committee of ladies. headed by
Mrs. r. M. Schiffnann. furnished supper
during the evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
HAY AND DONALDSON.

They Made the High Score at DupIi-
cate Whist.
In the first game of the twentieth du-
plicate whist tourney Of the ST. Paul
Chess and Whist club, played last night,
Hay and Donaldson were high with III.
The scores were:
ham. Arnold, al, Baker, Larkin, 142:
Johnson, Whellam, 131; Bum, Witherell,
143; Sperry. Carson. al; Taylor. Wei
Ger, 143; Hay. Donaldson, 148; Stoltze,
Schumacher, 1856; Bowen, Dunlap, 1874.
Totals, 1888. Average, 139.
E. & W.-Harris, Owen, 121; Lawton.
Armstrong, III; Paterson Buford, 11S;
12S; Ames, Clark, 125; Graburn, Preat,
122; Fetter. Sargent, 119; Greene, D5uel,
119; Dugan, Pattee, 120.
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