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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK March 25.-Butter-Receipts, Ills
packages: market steady; Western creamery, la
&c: Elgins, 22c; factory. 12al42c. Cheese-Re-
cepts, 7OS packages: market firm; large white.
12c: small white I21sc: large coored, 12c; small
coored, 12iRMl224c. Eggs-Receipts, S,645 pack
ages; market firm; Western, l5l.4l512c; Southern
12lsQ13l4c.
cry, 1id20c; dairy, l5c. Eggs-Market &c lower;
receipts heavy for past few days; local demand
continues good: fresh Missouri stock. In new
cases, cases included, 10l2c; cases returned, 1oc
CHICAGO. March 25.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamery. 14d
21c: dairy, 1Il1G1Sc Eggs easy: fresh, uiz9i2c.
Cheese steady; creamery, nlzql2l4c.
PHILADELPHIA. March 25.-Butter firm
fancy Western creamery, pc Eggs steady; fresh
Western, 13l2c. Cheese firm.
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Elsewhere.
KANSAS cry uo,ch o.

KANSAS CITY, March 5.-Cattle-Recepts,
200. Unchanged prices, Medium grades steady.
The competition for choice lots was active at
stronger prices; stOckers and feeders in good de-
mand at firm prices: heavy native steers. s.: La
Q4.S0; stockers and feeders. S.15G5.59; butcher
cows, S. l5d425 butcher heifers. s.. 3.30d550 can
ners. s2.30@3.15; butcher bulls. $3Q4.25; Western
steers. 81. SDd5 20; Texans. ss.I5d4 75.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Best grades shade high
er and common lots steady; supply this week
choice hogs offered to-day; heavy, So 6Jes 721
mixed, sS.5oq3.70; light s3.iOGS55; pigs, $3.50
3.45.
Sheep-Receipts. 200. Prices unchanged. The
demand for fed lambs and muttons was very
active and weak and prices for choice lots were
materially higher; no choice Colorado lambs Of
fered. but would bring S5.6o45.75; medium Col
orado and native lambs. AsG5.40: yearlings. "a %
a4.75; wethers Sc sOq4 CO; ewes S3ii435; stockers
and feeders, s2a425.
ST. LOUIS. March j.-Cattle-Recepts 400
Market generally steady to strong with prices for
beef steers on about the same basis as last week.
although the light weight offerings in better
native shipping and export steers. S450a575 bulk
at $3.50; dressed beef and butcher steers, S4I
5.l5, bulk at A.40G5: steers under 1000 lbs s.. %
81 2s5a5.IO. bulk at a45o: cows and heifers. SEA
$50, bulk of heifers, sS75G4OS bulk Of cows, s. s.
50 s5q4.50; and heifers. 81. 50a3 30.
Hogs-Receipts. 400. Market weak and SC
lower pigs and lights. S.10q3.15; packers. S.1Vg
$50; butchers. $.SO1390 80.
sheep-Receipts. go. Market steady: native
muttons. s4a450 lambs. 81 50q5.6o; bucks. Ss5
thltAdO Mdfcn Z0-IneEe were not enough
cattle offered to-day 20 make a market and prices
were mostly nominal.
There active market for hogs at steady
prices. Fair 10 choice grades brought S377ikGp
392Ik; heavy packing lots, So 0fI3 10: mixed s. s.
G3 -: butchers. SSeoef3s7l1 light sSSSQ3So pigs.
IS 2O43.65.
The most Of the sheep consigned direct 20
slaughterers and the few that came on the market
brought former prices Lambs sold at 81 So614. -
for culls up s5.50q5.75 for good 10 choice and
sheep were salable at $3.50 yearlings were
quoted at A.706i5.15
Receipts-Cattie. 200; hogs 21.oco: sheep. ,. 600.
NEW YORK. March .-Beeves-Recepts, SO.
Nothing doing Gables steady. Exports 80 cattle.
l. 723 quarters OF beef. cslves-Receipts lee. Mar
ket quiet, but steady; common 10 good calves.
SOL
Hogs-ReceIpts. 2.eIc. Market steady at s4I5
@4-25
sheep and Iamhs-Receipts, ass. Market slow:
sheep weak; lambs lower; medium 10 prime sheep.
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Bacon-Boxed shoulders. s.: extra shorts. SSH:
ribs, $50: shorts, $5.62ls Receipts-F1our, $500
b1, Sbinrnsnts-T-lo,1r 10 400 hrls. 1rheaf 81 ooo
bu; corn. 122,o coo bu; oats. 1900 bu.
LIVERPOOL. March 25.-wheat-Spot. No.
red Northern spring firm at es; No. red Western
winter and No. l California. no stock Corn
Spot, American mixed. new. 3s 6l9d; old. IS I'D;
futures steady; March IS cad; May IS 4asd: July.
rs Sd. Beef dull; extra India mess. 6-s Cd; prime
mess, 57s 81. Pork dull: prime mess fine West
ern ass: medium Western. AS Sd. Hams-Short-
cut, IL 10 is lbs. firm at SIS Sd. BacOn-Cumber-
land cut firm at 27s: short-ribs firm at 2Ss long
clear mddles. light. firm at 27s Cd: long-clear
heavy firm at 27s; short-clear backs firm at 27s
Cd; clear bellies strong at Dos Cd; shoulders,
steady at 27s Sd. Cheese strong; American finest
white and colored. 52s. Butter-Finest United
States, SOS; good, 65s Tallow-Prime city strong
at 23s Cd.
BALTIMORE. March 25-Flour firm and
changed: receipts 17,45s brls; exports. 15O5o brs
Wheat unsettled and higher; spot. month and
April 75G771.c; May. 77&c asked; steamer No.
red 7s97Slc; receipts. 27o5 bu; exports leooS bu:
wheat on grade. 74ikaT1.c. Corn strong and
higher; spot and month. SSGSsl.c; April, 39isg
3s3sc; May 3934 G4Oc: steamer mixed, 39i2dS7Sac;
receipts zoe o7o bu; exports. 117,5sl bu; southern
white corn, 40G4lc; Southern yellow, teQ49i9c.
Oats SO Thss Sg R3e NS Strong @i1sd Sad
higher No Western, 60c; receipts. 4.94l bu;
exports none. Sugar strong and unchanged. But
changed. Cheese firm, active and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. March 25.-Floar quiet. Wheat
strong and higher No red 'sl=e Corn hrrner; seT
No. mixed, 37i2c Oats dull: No. mixed, Ss1s
G29c Rye quiet: No. .. 59c. Lard irmer at S.l5.
Bulk meats frm at 81 70 Bacon steady & at SEQ $50
Eggs active and steady at llc Cheese firm.
TOLEDO March 25-wheat active; No; ., cash.
74l4c; May. 1880 asked. Corn active and higher;
No. mixed, 3519c. Oats dull but steady; No. :
mixed, cash and May, 27ixc. Rye dull: No =,
cash, 55c Glover seed higher and steady; prime.
cash. DID, $50 bid; new, cash, March and April,
$3.50 bid.
MINNEAPOLIS March e5-wheat easy:
March, 7oc May, e99s G6s1zc; July, 7oG70isc; No
hard. on track, 7lc: No. 1 Northern. &c; No.
Northern 6SiZc. FTour-Busness fair and higher;
first patents, So 70Q3s so; second patents SSJeqS6o;
first clear, S2e0G2.70. Bran unchanged.
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nrv GOOdS.

NEW YORK, March 25.-The weeks trading in
dry goods has been fairly active. Good returns
have been made from day to day in nearly all di-
visions. The showing of buyers In the market
has been a heavy one Their purchases OF cotton
goods have heen liberal basis. both at first
hands and in jobbing stores. Staple cottons have
been firm and active in both brown and bleached
goods The market fer print cloths has undergone
no change. The market for prints and woven col
ored goods has been a satisfactory through
out the week Cotton dress goods reported
active at first hands, with jobbers and in the
final market. The sales show decided falling on
from recent weeks but the tone has not suffered
outside OF some exceptional weakness in certain
gray cloths. Heavy brown cottons, bleached cot
ton and coarse colored goods firm; are
prints and ginghams. American cotton yarns are
dull and the tone of the market easier, with
sional declines to l4d12c per pound.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Flour dull. slow and
held higher patents s3.55d3.65: straights SO 2OeD
$50; clear. $2.75Gs. Wheat-options active. strong
and higher Spot dull. but higher No. = red.
cash. elevator Use; track. 74c; March, 94c; May,
755sc asked; July. eshc bid; No. hard. 67dsSc.
Corn-Options firm: Spot higher: No. 2 cash.
34Ikc; tracR. &c; March. 34iac: May. 33s. N337sc
bid; July. &c asked. oats-options firm. Spot
dull: No 3 cash. 2sc; track. Sisc; March. sc:
May 27ztc asked: July. &c bid: No white, 3ic.
Rye higher at SIC Flaxseed steady at sl.l7. Corn
meal 81 75fi1.S0 Prime timothy seed. s. Is Bran
strong at S. 5eGe5o; prairie dull at s5a7. Butter
steady; creamery l7G22c; dairy. l3d17c. Eggs
steady at l0isc. Whisky steady at X.2s. Cotton
ties So. Pork firmer: standard mess. jcbbing.
50 ~ Lard irmer; prime steam, So5, choice.
s5.I5. Dry-salt meats-Boxed shoulders, Ae5;
extra shorts, Ass.s; ribs. s.; shorts. S. l2,1
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toms &c.. ducks, sc; geese, &c for full feathered.
&c for plucked; capons, fat. 10c small, case.
Cheese-New York full cream 13G14c: skins.
case; domestic Swiss, 13G14c brick, 1sc; linn
burger. 1oc.
Butter-Choice. lOe; poor, 5q7c; Elgin cream
cry. Gle
Eggs-10c.
Feathers-Prime geese, SOC per lb; prime duck.
10Gl7c per 10.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow: 25c for dark.
Wool-Medium. unwashed. Ed1Sc; tub-washed,
20d25c; bury and unmerchantable &C less.
HIDES, TALLOw, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. sac: No. 2, TIC; No.
/ calf, 10c: No. 2 calf s1Zc.
Grease-Whte, &c; yellow. 21.c: brown, 24c.
Tallow-No. ], Sc; No. 2. 2iac.
Bones-Dry, s12q13 per ton.
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, futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations We're follows: Flour steady;
winter patents, sS.5o@S60; straghts, sS2OQ3.3O;
clears, S3431O spring specials, $3.15; spring pat
ents. S32O: straights. s27OGS1O: bakers. $4,000
230. No. spring wheat. 69a71c; No. 3 spring
wheat, 64q7Oc; No 2 red, 72G74c. No. corn, 35c;
No yellow, 3514c No. . oats. 271ad2Sc; No. 2
white 3o1aQ3lc: No white, 29Ik soc. No. rye
53l2c. No. barley, 39Qi7c. No. / faxseed, yl9
Q1.19l2: Northwestern. sl.2324. Prime timothy
seed, s2-S5. Clover seed, contract grade, IS %.
Mess pork, per brl. s9.0509.1O Lard, per 100 lbs
S5.S0d5S2l2. Short-rib sides Qoose), 4 45a4 IS;
dry-salted shoulders (boxed) ST. 25a4 371a; short
clear sides (boxed), S505Q5.10. Whisky, distlers'
finished goods, per gal, s1.26. Sugars-Cut- loaf
603c; granulated $3.50.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat. $1,000 bu;
corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 217 600 bu; rye, 1000 bu
barley. .. 900 bu. Shipments-F1our 21 Coo brs
wheat 5000 bu; corn 1900 bu; oats, lS2 600 bu
rye. 1900 bu barley, IL, COO bu.
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Saturdays Bank Clearings.

At Chicago-Clearings. s17,S54. $50; balances,
81 277 $50 New York exchange, zoe discount. Ster-
ling exchange: Posted, AS4l9 and AS6l2: actual,
81 S5ss@4. s6ls: sixty days. 4.s2i2 and siS4ls.
At Cincinnati-Clearings. 81, 1855. 800.
At New Orleans-Clearings, 81, 81. 249. New York
exchange, bank 81 premium; commercial soc
premium.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, S1i.O27 s76; balances,
81. 1856.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, Sc. AS; balances,
Se57. .695
At New York-Clearings, S219, ,9OS, OF; balances,
so. $50, 4O1.
At Boston-Clearings. s19 302, ,755; balances
s.. .O1s. .46S.
At ST. Louis-Clearings, IS, 556, III; balances,
Sioq 40
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Learning.
Judge.

David Henry. aged three, not being ac-
quainted with the peculiarities OF the insect
took half frozen bee into his hand one day
recently. and soon thereafter was wailing
vigorously. His mother rushed TO the door.
.'Oh, the poor child has been stung by a
beef she exclaimed
"'T-t-tain't b-b-bee-e-e," sobbed the
victim. ''it's "A b-b-bear-r-r-r"
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, March 25.-Spirits OF turpen-
tine unchanged: nothing doing. Crude turpentine
steady at 81. 35G2. 40. Rosin firm at 95cQSL Tar
steady at 81.
OIL CITY, March 26-Credit balances. 81. .13; GER
tiicates, no bids. Runs, 9s 23 brls average. g.
457 brls; shipments, 5o,s75 brls; average, "'22o
brls.
SAVANNAH, March 25-Spirts of turpentine
firm at 43c. Rosn firm and unchanged
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS March 25.-Cotton firm; sales
3iO0 bales; ordinary, &c; good ordinary s-l6c;
low middng, &c; middling 11-16c: good mid
ding 5-16c; middng fair, 1S-16c; receipts, o.
$50 bales; stock, 367, ,3l9 bales.
NEW YORK. March 25.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 5-16c.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Quiet-HOgs Active
and Steady-Sheep Strong.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 25.-Cattle-Receipts
light; shipments none. There was light run OF
all grades OF cattle and the market was quiet
with no material change in prices. Common and
medium grades of steers are 1093pc lower than
last weeks closing. Some light weights, weigh
ing from 400 to 900 lbs. sold at s5q5.50; common
and mediums sold at $3.75Q45o.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. The market opened fairly
active, with all buyers purchasing at about
steady prices. The closing was steady, with all
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Californa dried fruits
steady. Evaporated apples-Common. 7mSl4e;
prime wire tray, sss6s7sc choice. 9G914c; fancy.
s$4qlOc Prunes, 4hGSl3c. Apricots-Royal- lSQ
i4c: Moor Park. 13l2q17c Peaches-Unpeeled, 10
peeied. 2562Sc.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, March 25-Wool dull and nominal:
prices shade off: medium, 13dlSc; light fine, u
Il5c; heavy fine, 9G13c; tub washed, 17q26c.
NEW Yo < March 25.-wool dull; domestic
fleece, 16q21c: Texas, 12Q1ic
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Its DcbiIitating Effect.
Chicago Tribune.

"Beastly weather" said Cholly.
''Yaas. deah boy feebly replied Fweddy.
'Jacobs'-and lie turned to his valet
''heah's "a couple of shillin's. Go out and
swear at this blawsted climate for me, will
ypu?"
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Quotation. Outside the Exchange.

Parties who do not belong to the Live Stock
Exchange quote 250 to $50 hogs at sS.S2lzd3S7l
200 to go at 92z 16O to 100 at So SOa3
pigs and light Workers at S3.65q3.sO. Cattle mar
ket was steady.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, March 25.-The brokers' price for
lead Is 4 2ec and for copper l7Aql7i2c. The Metal
Exchange issued no report.
ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Lead steady at 4211z9
4.3Oc Spelter steady at 6.O5c.
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$4G5: medium TO prime lambs. $5.y7iz66.eo mainly
at S5.S5ff6.1O.
CINCINNATI March 25.-Cattle steady at s2.75
G5l0.
Hogs quiet S3.3063 90
Sheep steady at s2.5ea4-50; lambs steady at -
05L.
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OPTICIANA.
RAILROAD TINE CARD

p NJ time is in BLACK hgures.-Trains marked
thus: s-Daily. s-Seeper. P-Parlor Car, c.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. Except sunday.
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Sheep and Lambs-Receipts light; shipments
none. But little doing for want OF stock. The
market continues strong at quotations.
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Poultry and other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens, 7isc: cocks, sic: hen turkeys
young and fat. Sc; young toms, e..c. old hens &C:
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Seeds.

CIoyer-Choice, 1915; prime 81. %; English choice
e 75FI4: aIsike, choice, $50qj alfalfa choice
"a 25d4 30; crimson or scarlet clover. IS; timothy
s5 lbs prime. .S0a135; light prime. 81 35GII 40 :
choice 81 25MI 80: fancy Kentucky IA lbs sIl5:
extra clean 6OQ75c: orchard grass extra. slGl 10:
red top. choice. socqsI.4O: English bluegrass. "a
lbs. SL15d1.75; German miliet slaL2; Western
miIlet 6OGS5c: common milIet 40GJ60c.
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OBITUARY.

Walter c. Quintnrd died in South Norvalk,
Conn. on Friday. aged ~ years. He was a life
long resident OF that city. and for many years
conducted carriage mandatory and n large
hardware store. retiring = few vsnrs ago be-
cause OF his advanced age. Mr. Qulntard was
one Of tho committee which built Trinity
ngo and was l9r many years v+stryman Of
tho parish He was Seectman Of tho town Of
Norwalk during the War Of the Rebellion. was
Tor thlrty years treasurer OF Fairfield county
and Mayor Of tho CITY OF South Norwalk f5r.
several terms during the seventies, whom the
city was in It's infancy,
John Ireland. supposed to be the oldest resi-
dent Of eastern New Jersey. died Yesterday az
his home IN Long Branch. He was horn at
TMGEamo nes9n fnom4ry on Dec T. iS4 IT,
IN 1921. Mrs. Ireland died in 1857 The sur
Siy,ng children are Mrs.; henaIah Layton, and
&eis Of 6akh"rtt, and ' irsa n Il Il
Washington, y. C.. Mr., ireland used tobacco
g r rfmy ys"T n yas, n",rnt NGw
shsw,nF toFncs9, He returned from Hn' t he
hospital totally blind,
morning 81 paralysis at his home, 40 Fast
Flf'X:llourth street lie was born in this city
GosS 2s" B sn. Ssa %% S S 9E
and the Royal College OF Surgeons London
He began the practice Of medicine here in 1870.
Hospital ;rnst.c Of s, TatTirk's CatRe %Ts
and one ~ the Board ~ Manage rs OF tho Komait
Catholic Orphan AsVIum. His brother nr.
Lnrbes II. McCreery Is lin practice in the city.
The funeral will no Mt the Cathedral at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
r. Orlando NJ Barnes President Of the Michigan
state Board OF Prison Inspectors. di,,. IN
lansing in that State yesterday. aged iJycars.
Ho was ore OF tho projectors ard builders OF
tho JACKSON. Lansing and Saginaw Railroad
IN 1875 he was he Democratic candidate for
GoN.Thor. and sposeqmsntly. for several years
WA CHAIRMAN OF the state Central Committee
and Michigan's member OF tho Democratic
National Committee.
BENJAMIN l.. Fllow. an old resident OF Nor
Walk, onn.. and largely interested in real rs-
tate. died Yesterday of paralysis, aged II year. .
In the city. town and school district
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determined. A force landed from , me ships ,hs;
took possession Of Al.xandria and FOUND mat
A.. hH1 Ised o Mh!f eS
The city had been sacked during and after the
| BON bar!ment aud thu, Christian residents had
Wolseley arrived in Egypt with an English
| force to crush the rebellion on Aug 10. Act
| ing in concert with Admiral Seymour. he
seized the. Suez Canal and Joined Sir
Henry Mcpherson's Indian contingent ~
h ss MossIss sr at;a @nd S@ az
on the night OF Sept. ~. The strong iortihca-
lons we're taken BY sTrIriIe K aPd S w two
3 Killed. $so wounded. % missing: ne
wolselsy had promised his Government to
Chinese Gorden's mission to Khartoum and
started n force Of 1000 men toward Khartoum
Metenneh and fought on. so q wasiregorted.
$4,000 Arabs with great slaughter But Cor
ton came ' to nothing. From that time there
Was no settled peace in the Soudan until Gen.
kitchsner crus he'd the army OF Osman Digna
at Omdurman last year.
LITTLE WARS IN INDIA.
NJ, EXPEDITIONS from India still go up
through Inc Khybcr pass and the other
keen The boundary line be, ween Russian do
minion and English dominion from edeng
such n nature was the famous bitter fight with
tho kanlut tribes Of the Kashmir In 1891,
when n small crredition ssnt to Hun2a found
itself confronting a marrow gorge with precip-
itous sides through which the road to Huhza
ran The sides OF the gorge wero as
steep as stone walls and everywhere at
wants w.rn ,,, along The face Of tho r9ct
by stone 'brsastworks. The EnRlishmen went
patiently 10 work to take the Nit fortress.
which was on n fiat rock half way up the side
81 one OF the cliffs. Pushing breastworks he
Tore them. they got go near to the fort that
Capt. r J. Aylmer was able to make u wild
Of guncotton before the natives could collect
themselves suf1icicnty to take good aim at
h,r He was wounded by a shot fired so close
To- aim that 1t burned his uniform. The
British worked from the fort to the TOP OF
the ridge surmouning IT. From that point
they kept up a sharpshootsrs' Are on tho
yora the 9,h'r shs (? II.
were not able to look over the edge OF their
breastworks or to roll rocks down from the N
while the sharpshooters kept up their fire.
Thus protected. n column OF iry picked climb
ors worked their way IN the face OF the cliffs
and drove the tribesmen out o. their roosts in
nerve. muscle and ski completely terrified
the KanIuts. and they fled before tho British
from the whole kanjut Valley.
The Ttra camunign OF last year and the
Chitra camr lgn Of the year before were made
UP OF similar nshting.
=, Col. =. c. SCOTS Maxim gun cam paien with
the Jsbu. in the African colony Of Lagos was a
try battalions, On May 10. 1892, he met 1000
yebur near the Limoya River The Maxim
beat them and brought about tho signing OF a
satisfactory treaty In two hours.
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TITLE TO M<DS LAND Nv PERIL.
An improvement Company Accused of
Violating Jerseys Riparian Laws.

An Improvement Company Accused of
Violating Jerseys Riparian Laws.
william Payne. Secretary and Engineer OF
the New jersey State Board OF Riparian Com
missionsra.has been at Ocean City investigated
. complaint against the Ocean City Improve
ment Association. made TO the Commissioners
at their last meeting In Jersey City
by ]. 3. Mitchell. Philadelphia. bank
who has a summer cottage at Ocean City
Mr.. Mitchell and other cottage owners hold
grants from the Riparian Com IN Is.ion to oil
in to lou-wAter mark. build a ssawall and con-
struct piers This has been done. and a large
number OF handsome residences have been
erected. The Improvement Association. with
out any grants whatever. Mr. Mitchell declares
and without the knowledge Of the Riparian
Commits lon. has begun nllng in beyond the
cottsss owners Of their prIvier.. an mS s sne
proprlnting the States lands without CON.
u =. Payne said yesterday that the association
had scauirsd ton acres Of land which II ia orer.
,sG Tor az. at s43p lot. md ha, ten more
alton. Mr., Payne ascertain.d. consists princi.
raly ~ brother. named Lake. who own almost
street railway, the water works and the electric
light plant, one OF thom Is the leading dry
ks'' Hst '0a .y %s'F ID.
10 soc F. Is Lake. who has charge OF the worE
which Is being done BY the Improv.ment IA.
was referred TO Abel skull. the contfsctor. Who
has done ell the filing. Mr.. Skull said the
Company under decd Ths waters Of Great
Harhor Bay had washed away some Of Tho
land. and the Improvement Association was
simply restoring II. Secretary Payne pointed
ont to NJ. Skull that he was in error about Tho
stonpsd At once. Mr. Skull said tina, the hss"-
citation allowed him 20 retain a certain mum Der
Of lots for doing the filling
Mr.. Payne sRTs that the cottage oybers hnys
been practically deprived OF their shore front
The bulkh"ad OF the piers is 800 feet back
submit his report 10 the board az It's nrxt
msstlng. He says that the In rrovement AS
socintion will probably he com PEELED to nhnn-
don the nllrd-in land. and. as the cottage own.
ers have grants to low winter mark. they NAV
obtain additional land without any additi onal
pfuAnaa
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Wanttd-Ffmales.

A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS. wanted rose makers.
"A must b. good hands, and small girls to lay out
petals. A. W. MAAs 4 CO. II and I" West I'd 1t,
A RTIF1CIAL FLOWERS * per snced violet max.
~ ers, also learners wanted; good pay; steady
A RrIFIC1AL FLoWERS-vi ulet makers brancbrrs
~ aud our old hands wanted; good pay; steady
work. also learners. paid while learnng alsoehope
work given. Gtl iberx Hanson, 1927 W. Houston.
A KTlFICIAL FLOW EItS-Wanted. a Nps rionee ed rosb
IA aud Hover makers steady work: good psy;
apply all week l.. PRAGER W to ~ Blocker at.
AN ACTIVE GIRL, about ~, with some expert.
figure correctly. Apply personally 2Oi Fast 10th st..
RooKBiNDERs, hand folders and pastors wanted,
ID J. +. rAPLEY co. v Bond at.
pooBBINDING- Smvth sewing machine opera.
ID tors. pastors aud hand folders.
- u. IVES SONS. 20 Howard At
| lMBRELLAS-Operator on Wilcox a Gibbs ma.
~ chimes. and girl to make ca.es.
A. N. 4 II DAVIES, Is walton At
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Situa IONS Hantcd-f females.

ASTENOGRAPHERA AND TYPEWRITER
INST class, desires position where clut alton Al
ability would lie APP r1ciLt, d; $40 pur week mi
fI.micr or Iost opciated. Address G.. box ~ Sun
Office.
ENPERIENCED HANDS on curtain and sppli,u.
~ work. Apply Room 1905. llJ3 broadway,
(,oOD FRENCH COOK wishes situation in prI,,,.
" family; salary moderate. Address at ESO
1lI West 2'th a., ground floor.
STENOGEAPuEIi; ENPERT; SEVERAL,
YEARS, ENPEEIEStE; tONMERCIAII
LIERARlt LAW; HIGHEST KEIiE.
LiStES; ADDRESS EEMISGTON, BOX
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The employees Of THE Sun com posing room
have perfected an organization to b. SHOWN as
Tho Sun beneficial and Loan Association. -
Ths object Of the organ cation is to provide a
sick and death heneflt fund tor me N bers In
good stand inR.. The initiation fees an dues
nre nominal. The sick benefit lie 81 a week aud
the death bensht 70 $75 for the first six months
aflor $3.50 The money which may nccumu-
lnto In the treasury Ia to he divided pro rata
among the Nom hers once year. Night Fore
man Charles NJ. Clark was unan i'm ously elected
Treasurer. Tho other officers are T. NJ Horner
President; ]. H. Douglas. Vice President.