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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06

81 ~ ~ ,5:,T |

Il Non is q II a Ts,Y EFT So
q 6; al onaY 81 cali
firm {. per cen Il Sc giioan, 6 per
cent .rilr,e Inerchll & 81 pap er, 51s &c
Spes5Ecerlt Crit, c8 changes strong.
t1ni 81, IN spaiil ers' bills
e M sS6 ACT for en- nd and ut A. S1ss
I gea. "a ~ for q oys. osted rates.:
q S01s 04 va, ccptlacates, 5S1s@
/ % rs. Bar silver, y Il 90 NJ Sxlcan dollars,
~ u, oyernme it bona s, rs irregulars
as = y nds, ginac I'VE. Fl ilrcad bonds.
INIyNVs5s5Y 0RE@ PRODUCE MARKET.
y E NY flour fairly ac-
& cst eldd1ay.g prices Which jobbers met
/ Z fne Her. freel !. y Rye Flour weak Buck
Ga II 81 6iir d,tll orn Meal firm. Rye
Z I'm cry No. % Soc. State rye. 55lac
When j; pot 81 firm ~ No Q srtd, 73sic.
30 81, IS q! g. 40ssc. Oats.
nv lrlrf q Beef firm. Cut
"a eatts easy led shoulders, &c. Lard
iitflp eBt erny teni1ie d. $5. 60; Deccm-
4 Der, 50. so oniinal I; refined flrmer; Cons
B tinen t, So, Pork strong Butter firm; 4
YVES sss ternsg crettiT merry; e3Q27c.; State
dairy 1s4 25c. Cheese strong; small
5SepteInber,hff2t@ 12c. Eggs firnler. State
md a. Fem mia. 2a,A @24k, loss Oft;
western gnngrade6 at mark, 15@2lc..
spot g ffee, 10, steady; No. z in!
voice lei; AZ Q. q jobbing, 7tAc.; mild,
st cad IN Gordovo, 81 @11%c. Sugar,
raw steady;; refined steady. *
COTTON SIZED OIL.
p. ~ W z ork,, Dec. 5.4-Cotton seed oil.
the oftest OF the market in face Of
stron g lard products, was due largely
to absences OF export or other demand
Mt the moment and n slight selling
essure. Wy Prices were nominally un-,
} changed from; Monday.
A. Prime crude barrels, &c. nominal:
prime summer yellow, 3l@32c.; off.
summer yellow, nominal; butter
grades, nominal: prime winter yellow.
S4@35cs: prime White, SSG34c.; prime
meal, S2S,5O@24.5O.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06

Is Cash quotations We're as 1folloWs: Flol,r
vas easy: No. J spring wheat, GaIa@Galhc.;
No. rcd. GdihgS7I Ac.; No. . corn, adH@
S9!9c.;; No. 2 oats. 22Y d93c. No. white,
Sic: No. 2 barley, 37iSGp4ic.; No. / max
seed, s1.3a; prime timothy seed. $a.i0Ig 10
Mess Porlt. per barrel, SS10G9T5; lard, per
uooscl, $4.e@g525 dry sailed shoulders
fthoxedl 65s6laHc.; short clear sides
lboSedl. sS'2aGi5. 3d. Wh!skey,. distiiloisl'
finished goods, Fer gallon, 81. 23ih Sugars
cut LOAF, 8uneliaIiged. ~
non the Produce Exchange to-day tho
hut tier ma rket WIS strong; rearncy!cs 10
Gp26c.; dairies, 1Gfr22c. e ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat 'at, Corn, Oats, Provisions, Lard, Short
Is < Ribs. Gt0.

s. Chicago, Dec, 5.-Wheat ruled strong
oedny, stiffened by smaller rcreipts
and 5bnllish predictions, May closing
iss@Ac, higher, Corn, animated by tile
strength OF wheat and light offerings,
closed firm. Nfny M@5sc. up Oats nm
ished higher. Provisions. supported by
slightthog supply, n good demand and
limited offerings. closed strong May
pork, 2oc.; May lard, Zoe. and May
RIBS, 10c. over yesterday.
The leading futures ranged as Follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
.NAYAII STORES.

# Charleston, s. G., Dec. 5.--Turpentina
market. firm. at, 4TRc. Rosln, firm;
quote: G, D, e, S1.o5.
Savannah, Ga. Dec. 5.--Splrlts tur-
pentine,1 firm, 4SAc. Rosin. firm and
unchanged.
" Wilmington. NJ c.. Dec. 5...-Turpen4
tine, firm, 4s@4S1Sc. Rosln, firm. si.o50
LII. Crude tnipentine, quiet, si.5a and
s2,So. Gar, firm, s1.4o.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06


her 40: january I .4s February. T.s6;
March. "a April, 7.5S; May, 7;55 June,
ss7.56; ] uly,s 7:55, August Isl September.
q. 09, october, Q. 94 q
s Closed steady. Decembe r. 7.S5; jan
luary,, 7i42 8 Fl bruary, 7.44: March, LAT;
April I. 4Sif May; and June, 7.5o; July,
s761 August, I. AZ; September, ITO; Oc-
Btober; 6, 95; n oyetaber, 6.s3.
sS''a Spo ts closed quiet; y middling uplanls
q * iniddling gulf, 9. Sales, 42o.
New York. ,Dec.f 5.--Cotton. quiet;
/ mid ding N;s net receipts, 1,13o: gross
.. 0oS; sales, 40 !: stock, 10s, 2s0.
Total o5day.ANet receipts, 80, 1893; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 6,420; France. g.
925; Continent. q. $50 !; stock, 1921, sss.
Total since September 1.--Net re-
,ceipts 3, :, i6o, sST exports to Great Bri-
1856. 2o5.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
IS New Orleans Dec. 5.-Cotton futures
steady. Il December, TIT; January. TAG
7.15; February. 4, 7.17@7.1S; March, 72o9
y. 81 y, April 2g@7.24; May, 7.24@7.25:
June. T.2s@7.2s July, 7.2s@72s; August.
ber 6.5s@6. go.
ssLIYERPOOLCO COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, Dec. 5..S4 p. sm.-Cotton-
Spot. good business done; prices favor
buyers; American middling, 11-32d.
The sales of the day were 10000 bales.
of which 1000 were for speculation and
export and included 10000 American.
Receipts, rs, 600 bales, including 1860
American.
81; Futures opened and closed steady at
the advance American middling: De-
.cember 4 11-64@4 12-64d. buyers; De-
eernher and January, os-s4@4 1o-eid.
buyers January and February 0S-64d.
buyer; February and March. 06-64@
"a 0T-64d. buyers; March and April, 4
05-G4@t 0G-64d. sellers: April and Nisy,
4 0i-G4@4 05-e4d. sellers: May and June,
A 03-6404 04-64d. sellers; June and July,
a o2-e4@i o3-s4d. sellers; July and Au-
TENDER. G3-64d. seller. September and
October, 8 55-64@ 8 56-e4d. buyers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
NORFOLK MHRKETS
For Grain, fiaD, Groceries, Provisions,
&c.

ouo,ntionas 1T Vii OF ssaie Prioas. mn.
,rns oihera isc stnted. ma prices arc
subject 20 fiuctnasiom Ian market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
DRY PLATED JowLslhc.
PORK PLATES-5kr.
MESS -PORK-Old t92a

PORK PLATES-5hc. VS.
MESS PORK-Old. 1928
HAM PoRK-Per BARREL ;11oo
LARD-Pure butchers, in tierces, re;
compound tierces. 5$c.; So-lb. tubs and 90
wooL-Unwhshed isc.: bulky. 5 ito 7c
less: washed wool. c6c.: black. l2,ic. to i6e
HlDES-.G. s., 7is: green. So: dry mt,
IA: dry snlt. nv: damaEcd 7.
SALT fish
HERRING--New North Carolina cut, ir
Eastern. barrels, ;s425@4.50; Potomac,
gross. $500: niullets 1OO-lb. kegs $3.50;
spots, loo-lb. kegs, $3.50; maclserei, fat No.
kegs. S275i So-lb. kegs. $40; 7O-lb. kegs,
1920.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
w. r. Fentress g. Son,


GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND E
RENTAL AGENTS. 81
Is BANK STREET, SECOND FLOOR.
., FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS.
265 York street.
22G Willoughby avenue.
43b Bute street, Jan. LIST.
] Pool street. 8
3 Railroad avenue.
10 Dartmouth street. very desirable
rooms.
800 Bank street. store and dwelling. Il
STORES.
80 CRANKY street. JAM lat, 1900
IL and so Water street, Jan. 1st, 1900.
G2 Bank street. Jan LIST. 1900
q Commercial Place, Jan. LIST. 1900.
800 Bank street, dwelling above.
nuildlng corner Water; and Madison.
335 Brewer street, rooms adjoining.
424 FreeInason street.
FLAT.
f24 Frcemason street.
For further information phone 6l5.
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Il. F. Rogers,

- SSA 49,
ROOMS is sSs 81 aaa n s9I sTNBE BUILD.
s1oRn,s.
Store SIS Roanoke avenue.
Store No. So Commerce streat Il
Store No. i9a Bank street. i,-..
Store No 4b Gommercini place
Store and dwelling No. COS Man street.
/ nsw stores 10 on Gran Granby street. !,
Store No. $50 Bute street.
H MGSreaoGse Nos. g ana "a tySodAlde Lane.
Store go Water street =
Two ofhees lii tho Albaniarle building.
DWELLINGS
Dwelling No. co York street.
Two dwellings,, in Nlottu Block. Client.
bw weIings g a. GEra nSby street
berland street.
2os York street. ,a
81 Granny street.
Dw eiihe 80 No. b CH Snsh street
Dwelling il Mottn 9 Block! s.r Ghent.
dwelling No. a2a York street
FOR SALE.
Dwelling York Place and James street
queen street. corner National lane.
Dwelling on s iSree anssoe' street.
w Noi " Somt1 PM. Place. otcnrled By
store.
J. E ,2 brick dwellings, on cnanel lane
2g5 Mum street.
81 Wood street.
go Falkland street
Two dwellings be es'i Place. n. Eco i. cor.
40; 81, SO, B5, 81, SO Bank street.
naFdy warehouse, Nivison street.
Al Tnzewell street.
200 Chapel street y
Two cottages at Virginia beach
Store A Roanoke avehue.
I. 81 High street.
IS NJ euSssG snd Is i s9ei street.
2l0 Park avenue.
wien Seame srse FFend sGeifyKs pTVpertSon
Small farm on Broad Creek Turnpike,
about three acres.
q. Hull street ~
e. ara 81 Virginia street.
154 and 1856 Wolf street.
2Sl Church street.
$50. 1893 Church street.
vacant lots on Lovitt avenue.
-FOUR Brick tettements on Wilson avenue
635 Butte street. f ~
100 and Ill Brown avenue. 49,
2,s York street,
Z! and &c Roanoke Square.
1S2 Brown avenue.
GEE and 62I Butte street. @
Two dwellings on olney Road (Rbble
tract.J =. y
lsG High street.
One dwelling Duke street. South end.
4s Queen street.
2li and PIG King street tPortsmouih).
i and il Arlington Place
314 Bank street.
IOnpoan aventip, b
corner CRANKY and Freemasoh streets. .
Commerce street, east side, and on Wa
ter, front ~ feet.
2ei York street. %
II and 16 Roanoke dock,
isS n. Marshall avenue
109 High street
col Park avenue.
a. Cumberland street.
g. S or %, STREET, StRtsna ovon,.
rs York street.
26a York street. ~
49, $40. 422 and a2i Freernason s,rest.
$40 Bank street.
Warehousea sls and sls Water street.
Dwelling 90 Boush street,
12G and 1870 w. Main street,
552 aid CSC q. Main street
Elegant dwelling 127 College Piace.
6 tenement houses on Kent street.
16 Hill street
- 20 e i saa Il RSa eaR na dScf
Client, Norfolk Co.. Colley avenue, Cen.
trail avenue. Camp avenue. Mary's ave-
nue., olney road, Butte. street York street.
Boush street: water front lots on Walter,
Claiborne, DoWtt avenue; vacant lots on
Granny and Charlotte streets. 90 vacant vac nj
Broad Creek Turnpike. cheap to a quick S
buyer. :.
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AUCTION sales 1TG j Il 81;
BY John {. q Niemeyet, lAnationee...


PgRsy;AH Y, "a I, DEGREE TaB
i oe
as special commissioner appointed '6ys "a id1
decree. iii offer for sale "a tapublc a.itsS
s,sSn,t S1e s9acth9ss dSSoso,
Sisss at ~ O'clock the following s
4 That Tract OF Land IN the euuri IL 81 a
Norfolk. bounded son the north by !. tha I:
l aFfis q g KSSSRsianS e. The south
III aa aSs Il lanas &
near Bowers HILL described lin the de- e.
cree entered IN the Circuit Court Of Nor-s
Taylor and others vs.. Herbert and others Is
a. ss,p East g5 Frs &c ~ Ne East Dlyson CONF
COURSES and distances noted and draWnSofiS
the plat In said slit. :S,9Essl 'iss
8. That Tract OF Land In said county, \ al
the north by the Suffolk road and SCHOOL,
! q 2; I: Driver. On The south 81 the lands
Sha Tfaet 81 and r said saafy
d for@ &c ne owaed bs JAMES
on the north by the lands OF William
PRICE and Thaddeus Wortten. and on tho
talning CO acres. res = W. w'i'. c on
:. That Tract of Land, known as 1.-THE
virginia c. Powder land in the said
sid3 Of tile SuHolli road con tainlng 1io
acres. conveyed to D. Il. Driver by x. h.
Martin, Clerk of Norfolk County Court,
January 81. 1859. 10 $50
Q. Tho. life interest OF p. T. Driver in a
tract Of land in said county. containing
~ acres. Which was assigned TO his Wife
in fee, in lieu OF dover in the lands Of
James, Herbert. In The suit Of Taylor and
othcrs vs.. Herbert and others, In the C.r-
1870 AZ -, ! t}-'s,' = = -
TERMS one-third cash.. the residue in
enc ann lwo years from the day of snlc,
from that day. and the title TO BIO retained
unti az the purchase money is paid and,
me inrther ordeiN of the court. The .jDur-
cneseT 70 be put In possession OF the lands
on the 1st day OF January. 1900. s{s.ltIs
JOHN j. iBUNROUGHS.
III Special Comm ssioner.f
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, hereby certify that The bond REQUIRED
I'D the above, c1se hats been duly executed.
Teste;-- l.. NJ. SYLVESTER, CT c.,
nof-tds BY Il. THOMPSON, ID. C.
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sRl Au1tIIlH I'M ..l.l1S =
.slAtnerioan Eek. ..1i5
,54Us s. Elk. .siS ii
Unveils Fargo ..t27
n alTscELLANEo.U s..
Amer. Cot. Oil s4Hi
klAs G o, pref. Oh )!
vi Amer. Mating OK
~ NJ, pref. al
3siA S aid II .p3SA
81 9 and II, pre-: $685.
5Amer. Spirits 81
MAS. pref. ...... II
Am Steel Hoop 45A
MA s II, pref. ~. So (
aEA S and w 4GN
~ a S and w, pre- 95i
Y Amer TIN Plate 33 {
x II r. pref. So
Amer. Tobacco lis
A&T, pref. ......1i3!
"a AnHgsoltda Il G 43Ih
jsiH n " . S2M
h!CRF' and I 5iX
81 Con. i-ol,ncco n. 39is
II Gols Tob.. pref. ok
Eederal& Steel 4. 50at
Y y 8, pref. .. SOis
II Cen. Electric =. 1a5
Sugar (. IS
h Gh,. Sugar. pre- 100
vi lnt.ii'l 1aa per u. 81
vi isp pref, So
vi L1ciede Gas ". 81
EiNat Biscuit y. 40
hlNat biscuit, pre- IS
hiNatioI,Sil LEAD =. 29A
Not Lead pref 1G5M
Ma tioiIat Steel 45ja
Nat Stee! pref. a3A
fAtS 80 a. &, - 80. l7a is
merit, Amer. 14A
Pacific Coz st h0n
islri G. ist pref. 81
iltP G., I'd pref. G5
EIHacsfc Mail -. 4Sik
a People s Gas Jill
s. Gar 5sh
ii P.S s. Car, pref. so
Ip9llrnan i'al. 1924
lS n and IT II 4.
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Sugar. pref. ....11SN
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sasI. 8. Il pref. - ISIS
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@ and st l. T2ss
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06

The above sale IS postponed TO TUES
pay. December 18th. 1883. at The same
Gne and place. %
JOHN j. BURROUGHS,
del-tds Special Commissioners.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06

u URsuANT no. THE TERMS of a,
certain dte1 of trust dated the Sth
day Of May, 1850, and at the request of
the beneficiary therein We VII! sell at
RIPPLE slrst;on A. y 2,eiocis no9D,
CEMBtHR lSgg
at tho Norfolk Real Estate Exchange,
Norfolk. Virginia. the following property,
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT AND PAR
COL OF LAND with nll nsburtenaiiccs
thereto attached, situate lying ana being
In the town OF brighton, In Tho county
OF Norfolk, State OF Virginia, and Is lot
numbered .4Ss On the ElSt OF the South
Portsmouth Land and Improvement Com
1any. which pat IS duly recorded in map
Clar.s of the County Court Of Norfolk
county. Virginia! Said lof hos n ffont-
age Of Twenty-Five (25) feet on the south
aide OF Marshall nycnte.. with q denth
IF n hundred and eight los) feet between
dimes parallel with .l}" street and tho
west sitio of ssi.d lot tc,tg distant I..j
:n.i cost frop' The east side OF "B"
The above leserlUea lot was conveyed
to tho grantor, herein by Francis RICH
ardson by deed OF bargain and sale dated
1896 and duly recorded IN the Clerks Of
", Virginia, In u. b. 800. D. 232
Satd deed of trust Is of recofd In the
Office of the County Clerk or Norfolk
County Court In Decd hook 225 pnGe SOS.
ATLANTIC TRUST " SECURITY CO.,
BYRD. Baldwin X Co.. Aucloneors. !.
de3-l0d ~
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NNJY5s YoiaKg STOCK NfhRISNr.. Z

.22 ~ p. pref. s. !. !. 76ss
VA Mll,bElSh rs. ...0s79i
iItslL Wa bash, pref 22tIa.
81 a ~ y, and + - 1875
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sayS jii'rf. 22ass
Il Wis, Central 191G
ilElEXP. COMPANIES.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-12
THOMAS C. LEWTS ,TR.
Elected II Director and Secretary of til
Geo. III. Ford Co.

| Elected Director and Secretary of the
| Geo. III. Ford Co.
| The George H. Ford Co. has elected
| a member of it's board Of directors
Thomas c. Lewis, jr., young gentle
| man, who has been with this famous
house for the past few years and is
we'll vereed in the business pertaining
to this noted firm. He has also been
elected secretary of the company. He
is very popular young business man.
was for years prominent Chapel street
merchant. He is a nephew of General
Ford and is also a member of the New
Haven Grays. His promotion in this
famous house is a matter for congratu-
lation to his many friends, and with the
sage counsel and wide experience of the
firms president, General Ford, the tried
and proven executive talent of Freder-
ick l.. Tibbals, the treasurer of the
house, and the youthful energy and en-
thusiasm Of Mr.. Lewis, this old estab-
lished house founded in 1881 and occu-
plying its present location for over half
a century will no doubt attain an even
higher degree of prosperity than the
fine measure it has already so deserved
ly won.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-12
STATE LEAGUE STANDING.
NORWICH WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.

Defeated Hillhouse at Yale Field BY the
Score Of 17-12.
At the Yale field Saturday afternoon
Norwich Free Academy played Hill
house high school for the state baseball
championship, and won with a score of
16 to 12 Hillhouse was well represented
among the spectators. but although few
in number, the Norwich sympathizers
were no less enthusiastic. Among those
who cheered the team to victory were
several grads" of N. f. A. now at
Yale-Norman, Howe, Arnold and Kerr,
and undergraduates of the academy, j.
B. Porteous 1900, J. Keen 1900, j. r..
Howe 80 and j. L. Coughlin.
The following was written to celebrate
the victory:
SONG OF "THE NINE"
Wave the flags and beat the drum, D..
For d victory has come,
To the good old school of N. Il. A.;
o! we downed the Hlllhouse blue,
And we won the laurels too,
And left them not a single word to- say.
O.! Cote you're beauty,
And you did your level duty
And helped to win the game we won to-day;
There are others on the nine,
And they're all so very fine
That it's hard to think Of praise enough to
say.
O, "Freddie, you're all right!
But you're slightly out of sight
In the dust we raised around US in the
fray;
For our team and victory
Rash Rah. Ray! Rah Rah! Ray!
Rah! Rah! Ray! for n. f. A.
~ Il. Lar;lnia verrill, n. f. A. 1900
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-12
SUNDAY GAMES.

Chicago June 1.-Two errors and a
single gave st. Louis a run in the first
inning of to-day's game, after which
they We're unable to touch Griffin. The
Orphans evened the score In the sixth
and won out in the eighth on Mertes
triple and two outs. Wolverton and
Nichols collided in the sixth, both being
knocked senseless. Wolverton was bad
ly injured internally. Cross was hit in
the eye by batted ball and Chance had
his leg hurt in blocking a st. Louis run
ner at the plate. Attendance 10000 The
score:
R.H. e.
Chicago ........0 0 0 90 L 0 % 4
ST. Louis ......1 0 0 0 0 OIL 0
Batteries-Griffith and Chance and
Nichols; Cuppy and Criger.
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SEASONS FIRST Y1 CHTRACE.
city Point Yacht Club Roats 10 Conn
pete for Prizes Saturday Afternoon.

CITY Point facht CLUB Honts 10 Conn
pete for Prizes Saturday Afternoon.
The first yacht race of the season will
| be held by the City Point Yacht club
on Saturday afternoon, June II, at
o'clock. The race will be one for club
members only and will be sailed over a
triangular three mile course in front
| of the club house. There will be five
classes of competitors, sloops, jib and
mainsails, catboats and two classes Of
sharpies. Valuable prizes are offered in
all the classes and already the entry
list is a large one. The course is an
admirable one for viewing the race and
one that affords splendid opportunities
to all the contestants for trying the
qualities of their respective boats.
Starting at the judges boat just out
from the club-foat the course will be to
a buoy just off the end of Long wharf,
thence down the harbor to the beach
buoy and return to the club house buoy.
The course will be covered either two or
three times, according to the wind. This
on account of the time Of the year and
the tide, which Will be at flood, ought
to be good stiff breeze in which the
amateur shippers can show their
craftsmanship to good advantage.
Should the day prove unfavorable
the race will probably be held the next
day or the Monday following.
The entries thus far are as follows:
Glass B. sloop and jib and mainsail-
Typhoon, Frederick Catlin; Stranger,
Gus Marshall; Handy Andy, Andrew
McQueeny; Paula, Clarence Eaton;
Nellie, Charles Stevens.
Glass c, catboats-Nahma, John
Hackett; George r., Joseph Allen; Ell
len E., George Kay.
Glass d, Small lib and mainsall--
Daisy Bell, George Adams; Tara, Rich
ard Williams; Florence B., Frank Sim
mons.
Glass E, Sharpies over twenty-five
feet-Fiirt Henry Eaton; Lucretia,
Frederick Yale; Clyde, Frank Epson;
Fleur DeLis, Joseph Morency; Eta,
William Smith.
Glass F, Sharpies under twenty-five
feet-"Pop," Francis Miller; Agnes, p.
Robert Patterson; Liddie A., N. Byla.
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PROPOSALS.
Headquarters Department of Police Service.
No I Police Ruil(7fnrA

Headquarters Department of Police Service.
No. / Police Building
New Haven, Conn, June u, 1899.
Sealed bids will be received by the Com
mittee on Supplies of the Department of
Pole Service up to 4 O'Clock p. M June ~.
1889: For supplying the Department with
Hay, Oats. Straw, Bran, etc., for the term
commencing July L. 1899, and ending De-
cember 81, 1899. Ss5
The above proposals must be addressed I'd
the Committee on Supplies Of the Departl
ment of Police Service, endorsed bids for
Forage on the envelope, and must be ac-
cent. Of the full amount of the bid payable
to Jonathan N. Rowe Controller
The Committee on Supplies reserve the
right to either accept or reject any and all
bids. Il. P AVERY,
G. f. BURGESS.
Committee on Supplies.
Attest: Il. A. SOUTHWORTH, Ii
je12 st Clerk
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P. FERRY, Manager.
District of New Haven, SIS. Probate Cont

June 9Th, 1859.
ESTATE of ANNIE d. JAMES, late Of New
Haven, in said District, deceased
The Executrix having exhibited her admin
istration account with said estate to this
Court for allowance, it is
ORDERED : That the 18th day Of June,
1899, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at d
Court Of Probate to be held at New Haven
In said District be and the same is appoint
ed for hearing ON the allowance Of said
account and this Court directs that notice
of the time and place of said hearing be
given by publishing this order three times
in some newspaper having a circulation I'M
said District BY order of Court. M
JED 3tp ALBERT r. WELLES Clerk
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at
Cost

About rs pieces, 20 yards to the piece,
only one piece of pattern, Cotton Warps
Inlaids at $6.4o to $500 per roll, worth
5000 to S12.oo per roll. Fancy Panelled
mattings at SITS and $11.75 per roll we'll
worth $r2.oo and $500. Fifty rolls of
close woven China nattings at $500 per
roll of DO yards.
Japanese and Anato1ian Rugs, Porch
Screens, Canopies, Window Screens and
Doors made to order. Keep cool, we can
help you.
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OTHER cOI1FGE GAMES
NATIONAL. I.EAGIrE

At Pittsburg-First game, Pittsburg s
Louisville 4. Second game, Louisville /,
Pittsburg g.
At Chicago-St. Louis 0, Chicago 3.
At New York-Boston s, New York 4.
At Baltimore - Brooklyn Baltimore
game postponed on account Of wet
grounds.
At Philadelphia-W shington- Phila-
delphia game postponed; wet grounds.