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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewIork, June II, ISS,
REEyES-Receipts II cars, or 1ss head. all TOT
slaughterers No trading Feeling strong No ohangs
ported In quotations shipments oday included 800
cattle 33e1 quarters OF beef on the marquette 70
london 300 quarters the Campania TO Liver
rsooi ana 300 cattle on the Colorado TO Hull
CAI.VES-No receipts and none for sale Feeling nrn-
city dressed vesis firm sIi0he; little calves. ea'e;
dressed buttermilks. ffIse. -, - - n IN,
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts were sh cars, or 2O2l
head Including direct 10 city slaughtering urn
and Oh for the market making with the stale STOCK
ears on sale sheep firm, and good HANDY hgnt
sheep higher The quality OF the lambs WAS not
scod previous days but prices were rated stesay
and really prime and choice stock would have SOLD rane
higher A single wes held over Common TO gooi
sheen sold al 81 a5s4 62is per 100 No. nearly carlcat
Dressed mutton firm 7d0c and extra stock sold as
high as aae Dressed lambs steady at 9df2sc per 10
few dressed yearinss sold al 50 Toe.
SaesENewton & Co.: 285 Virginia lambs. % 10 ayerage
AT 81 So per 100 no. Kentucky do "a 10. at y12n;
~ Kentucky sheep 1871 No. at 81 90 bucks 100 10. Il
s3eS .,.o a. .
"A m at 81 So 2l8 DO ~ m 81 l78 Ohio sheep. ~
~ st IS; 100 Kentucky do ii2 10. at ~ t2t:
Harrington Coz l6c Kentucky lambs. 81 n. at u 70:
70 Kentucky sheep ia n. at - 60
y Judd & Col ~ Kentucky lambs. ~ No. at 90;
Is5 Kentucky sheep i2i r. a. ats yes'ssasy. "a
n, at ~ ..,
Mcpherson G. Co: i42 Ohio sheep. u 10, at 81 So
HcGS-Receipts 10 l.5sI head, and there
Wa. a car ~ Western hogs sale. Dealers estimated
that hogs would sell higher, and fair TO prime were
quoted at % per 100 ~ Country dressed steady
sales-s Judd & Co date Friday: 232 Ohio hogs. liz
10 average. at 81 Is per 100 NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
of contract prices in the ioca! market to-

The Chronicle states in It's weather report that bene
highly from ON hs ae ST b
Msscan weev is complained Of in number Of sections
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: sPo. cotton
export 500; American. 5000; middlns upland. 10 s2d
a aaiSFfS Sfns G SSt decline sF
slS,s ssS nm sGS:
g ITS
s2o, siob
FLOUR AND MEAL-contnued strength was feature
In nour circles today with higher prices asked for spring
T%'sT :5as1 1888 .s,,. V ~
ss ;sat is G:,.s
:. a'ss SHsf$s ss:s
70; aS.2 81 . US ssq :Ts 5' s IS %s
s"s cs,s sa and d1 s ''''
rs TO South 'TS but
ssed ss @, set Of s s1Sss as .s had
arm close at .gic net sGyanse The liverpool cables
MARKET, on Friday started shorts on on covering
msnt that followed by entnuai demands through
strong the public adviees but there was no misskns
the 1s O sSs R ssS1s crop cane. and v. s;
,aS.isn,is one or two reactions: took place
SsinS based cs.ay III. I.s. Nor,Sws: mGy:snt and
Fs.ir n,p hcSres traded moderately
tbteeso and Kansas city reported good demand and
large business probable Paris markets closed partly 10
points lower. and Antwerp a franc lower bngllsh
farmers deliveries 1880 quarters at average
price Of Cos "a. Worlds shipments were estimated at
spring wheat receipts aggregated sol carr: compared with
"a ear, last year Very few complaints received
concerning crop prospects in the Northwest as the
weather Is favorable being clear and moderately cool
No red quoted at s5h afoat and ~ nc elevator:
10 / Northsrn Duluth. $50 TO arrive and s5sc spot
I o b aroat basis on the curb July wheat ranged from
saI asa o. i6c closing at s3Sc at o'clock. CORN
Offerings were light all day and In sympathy with the
,n,u In xyhea A undetOne
anal prices nc higher The export business amounted
only 10 loads at all ports Weather ana crop nems
wa. 1ute favorable. and estimates on the movement
favored a continuation OF liberal receipts Liverpool
closed h9hd net higher. No corn was Qaoiea az A"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-fOrk, June IT, 1893.
REANs AND PEAs-Mlrrow beans have gained a lit
;ss h sa Ssasm sfs'sas
Not %ush sSns on.r red Ssr kd.sy u ss
Green pea. Arm We Beans marow 1905 choice
81 ~ O. %ed S red ih Ssney CHOICE 81
pea choice 81 sqS ehoc. d 81 t sss: co. Do
%s s dc 81 Gsfs sg5!' ssSs
DO scotch sSls g. o. DO ssss sr day or
two have changed the temper Of the market ard there
s . SsTs a, shade d'f1 even on
lots and that nsure bid quite freely for long lines
sss p Ss b., m no. often quo
.,on The >. Of and
are having Sp and II ne s'f ten. 81
n. ns sGss N imitation G'S Fco holds
Arm with ia demand especially s,f from IS, :pses r.
,s5c DO we r. a.0f isisc thirds seconds, se,1s
s ss: S.n ss STAT; 90 a''i
&c &c qi S. 'i ssie s'Is dsss
%.Sna ers:%s tA Western .e,Sy 40
ite; DO arsts isTc.. lower grades, l2aise ,..,
s s snS hs 'sss
q BUSHES, ss.s pcss s
than tone very strong Sy ,y%D a,iss with
high prices pa In the we eSnn Small anH s @
T PsHfsa quite sas aTmy with holders Offering
sss fancy fssds 'Sss
s n: ss"i ssu :sTs STs o' 's
Suik Of trading has been the basis Of 7aIs Choice
s .a A. snCaTS s, gs:t,a, ,gns MOO SS.s,
Do1 Gs S2 week * 20 S Sa Ne 1
ls.s G T.s or DO %he Common s@et 70 . Sae .s
eoorsd, fancy 7Se7t.e DO small white fancy aS41tc;
m2ht skins. smsi choice, eysonc DO large choice. 81
9she: part skins small. choice b1sc do large choice
81 dec: DO good to prime Sgo*e; 90 common 20 isr'
'VEGGGs-rhe week r. closing with rather moderate
oeips and with continued cool weather me zone o. hs
a considerable surplus during the week ou, most OF
has put IN storage Under Grades show h. snanss
n DS, NOT fancy M white ssSorn ec do mixed fancy ~
ioc state Pennsyivspia and nearby average prime los
,Ss'y ..terg 70 D. ns '' a, marx ise DO
average best lots at mark haltec lev c, srsHes !"
mark ioeiac: eus per ao-doien ease - so1c , TO-
,er,nS and prices are nomnay unchanged Cherries meet
good demand and cleaning up well IN ne ranges
quoted Fey .uS srm
fg, exceeds Quotations Raspberr.s 10 light supply and
steady Huh.ss', arm sss . tsssrns '.Sy ~.
:: "a. ri II a. :: ss::
rssss So Pl' 80 North csrpns sas psms souS:rs
per carrier 81 6cgs2 y cherries dark colered Per en
sweet PER 10 bSee Do sour s9se eurrants. per Quart
s.: s;rsWberries Western New-yrk per quart s9l2c
do up-river upper stations sol2c; DO lover stations ~
sna ss,en ISLAND sv.rsss prime fancy. saioc
exceptional lots higher rs.poerries red per gs,
Do sss ga. Quart 1ss Sni s Sacs.. saS
ries green. 5a7c; mu-kmsons Florida per case VI soa
81 So waterrnslons per carload. shosso o. per 100
'FRrIrs~DRIEp-rh market continues aue, and
without material change strictly prime dry eyaPorsed
apples are ss supply ana heid steady but demand
iss . 'oisaraa iruit gus. and unchanged We a~ssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

MoLAssEs AND srRUPS-The market for moasses
a S' gS' ''sSs and noh iss o Ssfs
syp; steady Su, with eonsidsraSls ,, stock
pas p % . STEADY
prime soa2ec; New-oresns open Kettle asgSsc Porto
coco sS9 gs ssS p' sEeD' acss %f fancy sssa
OCEAN FREiGHrsThe market for berth f IRE was
SS Ct a. Ss t?s sa S.o si Hull
Is s PERI 100 b. asc nominal london is Cd
changed Inssed also remained about steady at the
pT. s Weekly ana az
speaks Of cottonssed oil follows The market Wills
sns 5eyons t. % s ss
doing S 'Ts .ds saS Dcs sar r
are nm cotton 81 q, e this
ss; 81 sss sSi :.,s,l i:
csrgoss slo deodorlaed SO go co9n'osd OIL prime
grades 2eas2c prime white sSsaOc prime wn,s. vel,
boiled IST ao 4Se G Calcutta rsT ''s sd c s
pRoviSIoNsThe market was IN quiet condition al
srs r''s 1ssiEisos sSs
t,%s 80 sSsa Mess Re- ' S.
SG ssS g HANS
3 sss !, se'; 60 +. sa9's .s s Ps
shoulders quis, quoted at tss Picked hams hTP
s&c city greens, SIC .TALLOw-Easy city a-Ios
country 4%c. .LARD*eady quoted at OF nc oisy
lard ouet quoted at 4S5c Refined lard easy quotea
South America. 0.oOc Continent, oooc; Brazil ss:' &C.
C,ompond steady; auoted CITY. 4hc; Western sse.
sTsaRINE-Firm quoted Oeo. SIC: city lard stsafihe
6I6kc. -. - iii n.
at New-orleans and foreign markets 2uo'auohe 'oow
Domestic common low fair. 2'7 q4'sci TAR 70 e:op
4%65Lc: prime choice. 50 G6hc head I9I5e; rama
5a5&e; do bond. 3tassc; Japan A%oose' java
AZ T6Lc: Rangoon in bond. 2q2iec 49,, -, -.
sUGAR-Raw sugar was about steady WIN ss'e o,
40 tons English Island muscovado basis. n test
4I.c landed Centrifugal 90 test was quotes az 80
4 ef-32c and molasses sugar. 80 test At i-loc me
London market duh cane. with Jaw quoted AZ
las and fair refining lis Cd Beet lower WITH presen,
month quoted lis Nd and month at lis Ira re
6ned sugar was active and firm with fun nrst prices
quoted except soft grades which were snaaea
i-I6c Deliveries delayed somewhat, Quotations
follow: Domnos SIC: cut loaf NC crushed ee; cubes
nowdered and coarse powdered sac: xXXX powdered
5Ac; standard graduated and fine granuiatef oae,
coarse graduated and extra fine granuated oSc con-
fsctioners GRADUATED SAC; 2rb cartons 2'S hays 10
cartons oh bags b56e mould A. sac; DIAMOND A. PC:
confectioners' A. SIC; Nos and < DC; No y aVfc'
No S 47sc No O. aisle; No 7. tSc; No = 4aeci No D.
4s.c No TO- 45Cc No H. 4ae No H. f'ae; Nos H. ID
4, nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June lI-cotton steady; middling iBlsc;
low midding 7-i6c good ordinary, 4&c; receipts -
bales exports to Great Britain 56i0 sales 1872 stock
90 SO
81. Louis June i7-Cotton quiet; middling Ia-i6c;
receipts 25S bales 545 shipments on stock
81 2oA,
savannah June l7.-Cotton steady; middllng, b%c:
low middng. SIC; receipts 400 bales. sales 1885, stock
a, sol.
low mddng 5-icc good ordinary, 3-l8c: receipts,
bales the Continent, 2S4; sales 100:
stock. go 753
Memphis June i7.-cotton quiet; middiins. 5Se; low
iddiins rs iSc. good ordinary +hc; receipts SIS
bsles gross. sos shipments. sra; sales. 100; stock
Baitiwore June iT.-Cotton nominal; mddnr exs:
low middiins. li6cI good ordinary B7-iSc; net re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ne re western winter ia No red Nes ss.y
Duluth. Us 81. Com-Spet Arm; American MIXED new
IS SID: do old IS eAd. futures quiet; July IS SD;
September. as end Floyr.st Louis fancy winter arm.
msss, zoe; prime mess Sss Pork arm; prime mess
Western tss Hams-shart cut ~ 70 10 p. FIRM. sIs
y to 10 10. COS; long clear .aiddise light 10 IS No.
clear backs is no. .ss clear bellies ia to 10 No.
easy 29s sheuidsrs-square. ~ 20 "A N. dun 2ss.
refined. IN pail: 2es Cd Bu,er-Good uasa states s2..
finest eoored. S2s Tsiow--Prims city steady. rs "a
Australian In London nrm, ass Cd Cotoaseed oil-Huh
refined June-August steady f5s "a. Turrentne-Spinn
nrm, As. Rosin-common steady. a. Petroisum-RS-
nned. 6.d Linseed OIL 2fs td.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

sYg:: e. r. e. a.
c cs.,I. ns:eo
Peaches. California unp.sisd seise Pruns: California
GSrsarss msrs:, .,.hou, p.. feature: ,. E.;
"a. BEEN 'i ssS sNs
to impsr little mere confidence the range Of value
ssm%o9 70 is ,Ogias p.s,as Ss.:. lisa s1ois, ,,s:
s';,s = rssae fS;, sN Old. aa7S .,n
;;:sss: s;ss.: '' quote: :sfiss ssss.": :.
yes ssss:l = ri s.ssss:
price: ar: isis more than ne%,nal 81, msS.s.:
ss.sas sSs.ns :se.: iess. ssrs: esiss:s:
ssSi :ss's
email and medium .,.es dr.ssns :, irrs.si.. sss,s:
Tan: ,s' :, Esu q,
,ss mail "a % &
mixed ws!sh,. a.esoc: DO ws:.srn ary picked srss
SOD ga ss%s .ls
ss s ID .S :s;V s 10
n % ae1 ss. .:'ps ;ss. s' :s': 's
iae GS.' sel.,. 'f No dsypss Ike
POTATOES AND vE0ETAB1.Es-New potatoes In
heavy supply and with demand moderate market weak
sales !; down with Chill selling largely from
s2 down old potatoes quiet but steady Egyptian onions
steady; Bermuda duh and weak CABBAGE. Irregular n
heavily low figures string beans nearly
all poor and working out slowly Al low and unmiactoV
prices. Asparagus steady Beets dull Peas mo:y poor
slowly prices. except Misssspps wh,cn
are lower Other vegetables range about as quoted We
r. Ss Rs 40 TO T; p &
81 DO seconds sissi sc cull. 1scssi; DO old per
7Scesi do Esye,an per bag - ISs'Z 90 so.sn sass
q 30: DO prize tasi Is; DO cul' soaIsc s.e,s per
100 punches 5Ocs$i So cucumber Norfolk per nssss'
snaIsc % Charleston asaTsc DO savannah and Flar'os
Baltimore 81 So egsplants Florida per eb ssg.S psss
Long I,isnd per bag sigsi 90 do Jersey aocasi pep
FLORIDA carrier sls' 81 sns sesn, A. Sar,h
squash yellow per th 81 sors2; do white socasi; 90
marrow 5ocqf$i tomatoes Florida per carrier *us~ 1G
Do S::''; ss.. per case ''e''' o''''
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Recetpts were liberal To-
day but not above needed w.rsns sIpp nf s. ,s,s
nrmness and 1t looks as n the coming week won.' pes
strong il Mondays total does not prove 70 es OF
100 NJ sSc: No DO s5osHe No Isesoe Ne
do 6CdaJc average grader OF small bales 2nc undss
above price strictly good qualify nowev 60 up moSers,s
o'ots. God 10 prime long rye 40d45c per 100 No. with
selected at SOC Receipts Of hay and straw IN tons
E%dson River Railroad Erie 40 Psrn.yiysns 10:
delaware IAckswanna and Western 10 wss ,on
L~nish Valley go canal CO. river soa,s 100
sor The week 6O6 bales. Receipts Of straw to-day 20
tons by and 90 by rail- Receipts Tor the ~een ""
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

i!ysspocl. June IT. m-co,tsn.spo' Suet; price:
the day 90 bales Of which 500 for specua-
ten and export and Included s6o American. Recepts
with a moderate demand; American middlins, G,
June 27-s4as a3-o4d sellers; June and July, 2e<0
Angus, and ssp,smssr Q? ga suyess; September ana
% slns ~ -s<d sellers November ana December 10 "a
6s ~ s4d buyers,, pseember end January 10 80
buyerss FebTusry and March 5o-s4ns q sd seers;
March and April. . std buyers; April and MAY.
% ed buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June iI-rhere was the usual SATURDAY Mek
offerings cattle to-day, and the market In conse-
auence was practically a nominal \ few medium
grades Of cattle disposed Of at yesterdays ruling
quotations There good demand for hogs. but Of
ferinss liberal and prices averaged about 2ho
lever Light hogs sold at 81 65ft3 s7i, mixed lots at
81 6Js3 IS and heavy at 50Ss S. Pigs sold at s. IS
asa 75 and cus at 81 5o9s3 So Prices for sheep and
lambs srong the advance. Offerings were
light Sheep sold 81 5ols5 IS for inferior To prime lots
selling for 81 Ggss so and heavy export sheep at
So TO- colorado woeso lambs at 50 5ods6 as and spring
lambs al SO bOqS7 90 Receipts Cattle. 400 head: hogs
"a 900 sheep, 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
A TOWy on WHEELS.

VI Reno fOkla) correspondents OF The Louifv1iiI
Courier Journal.
Mountain View. Okla, the new town on the
organised in a day. broke another record IN town
enterprise to-day. There has existed rival town
vlsable to consolidate them. After q weeks d.
piomacy the protocol was to-day signed and the
towns are now one. The consideration was raised
by the citizens OF Mountain View, and amovBted
In total 10 $3.50. and now oskdsle, the rival town.
tain View. This 10 probably the hvst ease OF bay.
iny 2 whole town outright ust ~ canals = ~
West record M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

curb July ranged 4oxg4oxc. closing at 4o%c At
O'Clock oATs-The market was steady bnt nodexe~
ly active with seles OF 10000 bush for export no
sst: closed az see: No oats &C. No White sz Is
37xc: No white ciips. Sshc.. .RyE-Martet steady
No Western. s3hc and No Western. eoe. both Z o
aaoat: State ryo. New-Ycrs carloes. -. Ban
LEY-Market quiet; feeding. <0a4ic Buffalo, malt
ing 477SOc delivered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

COTTON-Business in cotton futures developed the
usual half-hoday characteristics. Traders showed
difference; transactions limited and generally for
the purpose OF evening old accounts The variation
Of values exceptionally narrow. amounting to but
points, for the active positions The general
tendency OF prices slightly downward. English sd-
being unsatisfactory, and crop accounts while
conflicting. being Of bearlsh The
OF English advc.s which attention
the abrupt falling off In spot sales Liverpool
At the same time the future market lost lagl-64d. 1t
remembered however. that last Saturday the spot
GALES at Liverpool dropped on 10 1000 bales only to
with the beginning OF the
cables regarding the outlook with
Far China have recently been such
expectation Of renewed activity spot
the English market upon the resumption Of business
next week The crop gossip In circulation THO morning
calculated 10 show too much rain mc< or less
generally but chiefly in the eastern and western divls
Ions Of the cotton belt while boil weevll talked Of
In Southern Texas Blooms reported In Southern
Alabama time, with reports generally showing the
crop 10 have seasonable Advancement The market
finally steady and point higher to point lower
as compared previous days closing. Spot
local market closed quiet with prices unchanged
the basis Of 56c for mlddlns upland and 9l6c for
middling Gulf compared with 6isc and 8Nc respect
lively year. Total sales Of "a bales were for
sumption
The OF contract prices in the local market to-
day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
Mem Publications.
THE WAR FOR THE UNION: or. The Duel

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THE WALL STREET DAILY INVESTIGATION.
~ Broadway. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

c,,r,a.to, Tune lf-Turpentine market frm at ooo'
sales "a Resin frm. unchanged
s.y.,rah Tune ly--so,rits turpentlne arm al STAG;
.aIes iO0 bhl. receipts Rosin firm, unchansed'
GALES. 1.dC5 bbls receipts LOSS
w,,r,,ng,on June l7-spirts turpentne nothing doing:
prices unchanged receipts 100 casks Resin 2u,s' 20
iSc. rec,pts $50 Crude turpentine nrn ~ 90 - ~
and 81 90 receipts. SO bbs Tar hrm VI 30 receipts IL
bbis.
London. June i7.-Lin,eed OIL EOS 7hd' Iuipehtns-
G,tri AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

Rio-Coffee market steady; No Rio 1925: exchange
1924; receipts. 1000 bags; cleared for the United
10000 bags.
s,o,,.,,o., ro.,,,o, o, oonss A.. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
NAVAL STORES.

The market for naval s,ogcs quiet today out We
undsrtone remained steady. News from outside sources
wa. about as heretofore At the close prices were un
changed from las, night Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars 81: oil. bbls - ~
SPIRITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ., ,oa., ,,u. -
ROsiN-Common good strained, u Sogsi 80 q y
Al as. F. 81 so; @, 81 IS; H. 81 10 u 'o n VI w. ne
20 IL. II 81 3S q. 81 So w w. u 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

Receipts Of brsadstus interior points in thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

- GOD COUNTRY BOARD ON FARM.-Quiet and de-
NJ Hghtful pace in Northern New Jersey, Della
River Reasonable rates. Address Mrs. S. T
CARSWELL. Montague. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

OCUST VALLEY. L. J.
IL Pleasant rooms and good board for two three
adults a private family without children: half mile
from station attractive drives and walks terms moderate
Address f. H. p q. 105.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

T EDGE VIEW FARMHOUSE Of the pleasantest
IL places In the country large and good board.
For descriptive circulars Mrs c. g. BURT. Sreetroad
Essex Co., n y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

FARMHOUSE near shawangunk Mountain; large rooms
j. piazza. ample shade: daily mai; good table; 80
WM. II. BURGER. Dwaarskil Ulster Co. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

NLINTON CORNERS. n. Y.-Board at farmhouse
y terms moderate fresh eggs and milk and garde
vegetables. For particulars write Mrs. p. POST. Box 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
THE RESTARIUM.

TWO large connecting rooms with good board suitable
L for four young men; fronting park and near Lake
Champlan; American House: IS per week 49,
PERSON & PALMER. Props. Burlington. VI
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-17
PUa1LIsM IN oRoNo.

Bangor, June 16-At orono tonight,
Paddy Fenton of Boston, claiming the
lightweight championship,o New Eng
land, and Dan Lihslejohn of ST John, N.
b, claiming the middle weight cham
pionship of New Brunswick, SPARED ten
rounds for decision. Thomas W. Nc
Aloon Of Bangor was referee. Benton
started in to knock out his man, but Lit
tlejohn kept out of his way sufficiently to
prevent serious injury. Fenton had the
better of 1t IN every round, Little John
failing to punish him in the least. Before
the last round. the referee announced that
II both men were on thsir feet in the
tenth and able to take their corners. he
should declare it draw. Fenton failed
to get In Knockout and the contest was
declared drew. The crowd was much
disappoin ted as they looked for q knock.
out for Fenton. Fenton was not in train
ing, being loaded with flesh. They fought
only two minute rounds.
There were several preliminary bou Il
Tetween locals. There was large attend
ance of sports from Bangor and this
section.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-17
WESTBROOk.

Mr.. Philip M. Palmer OF the class ot
1900. Bowdoin. is to act as clerk at the
KiIkwood this summer.
AT the regular meeting Of Prssumpscoi
Commandsry. No. 200. U. o. G. c., the
following officers were elected IA N. O.,
Miss Nettis H. Debeck; W. W Mrs S.
Hooper; W. T., J.IF. Spear;F X. OF
r., Mrs. Maria Haskell; K. of r., Mr..
Rosetta Thompson; W. a., Simeon White
W. ]. g., Mrs Anna Chase; o. q. !.
Henry Alchorn. p. N. O., Judson Beals /;
W. p, Lot N. Hooper.
The following committees for the
Fourth OF July celebration have been ap,
pointed by Peguawket tribe, /. o. X.
NJ: Executive. A. E. Gray, Ira U.
Strout, A. X. jackson; parade, II. q.
Starr, g. K. Davies. r. ID. RJbinson, r.
o. Boothby. A. NJ Meserve, j. d.
Leighton; fantastics. L. A. Frank, @. II.
Pilisbury, II. Wight. J. Graham. Irviu
tortiu. II. b. Hawes; bicycle, p, II.
Elweil, W. b. Hocthby, Miss May Cobb,
Miss Porter; printing, CTS. Eastman,
sports. r. 20. Holston, J. +. sullivan, S
Parker. A. II. Small: transportation
:. 10. Cordweil, K Eastman, j. r.
Spear. 1. ID. Leighton.
Col. Edward I'll. Smith, Past Col. An.
drew q. Cloudman and Delegate A. A .
Bar bour returned Friday from the annual
encampment OF the Maine Division Sons
of Veterans held at Bucksport. Ths new
colonel of the division Is we'll known In
Westbrook rs member of several of the
local organizations and for two years
servedsthe city as itsscity clerk,