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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-20

LUMBER AND CLAPBOARDS for sale at
right prices. Inquire of Frank Laraway
Waterville VT. A. W6m
WHIST SCORE CARDS, nice ones. 10
cents a dozen. by mail u cents a dozen.
Free Press Association. 33.wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-20

STORE WANTED-Persons having store
to rent suitable for general stock in II
good town on or near railroad. will please
address Box i3, Barnard, Vt. 3w2t
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UUanted.

MORE MEN wanted in different towns to
learn our business and run shops. $500
TO $4,000 per year made Rare chance
Act quick. The Standard Plating Co..
Burlington, VT. swift
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Nearly everything in carriage bolts: .
to l0c per doz
! We are closing out a first class House
Paint OF about 20 colors for s1O0 PER gal.
| Remember we can sell you anything that
you want-also that you can have your
money back ii goods are not satisfactory.
1l.lt,3w,lt
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Quotations are as Follows:

Provisons-Dairy butter. Is to IS cents
per pound creamery butter IS to 70 cents
Il pound cheese. 10 cents a pound: eggs,
l6 cents a dozen: beans. 800 to Sl.50
per bushcl; honey, l2l2c per pound old
potatoes so cents bushel; new potatoes,
1925 per bushel
Meats-Beef. Vermont, dressed to 7
cents per pound; pork, dressed, 3
cents; lamb, 10 cents; mutton, lli2 cents;
fowls, alive. 10 cents; dressed 1919 cents;
chickens IS cents per pound alive; 20
cents dressed.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mrs. James Thompson of Randolph. ar
rived on Wednesday as the guest of Mrs,
ID. l.. Burnett.-Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Brewster of Worcester. Mass. are visit
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HAY, GRAIN AND FEED.
Jones Il Isham.

Hay, IS to $l2 per ton; baled, SIC to SIS;
oats 81 to i0c Il bushel; beans, Sl.4O@t1.75 a
bushel; spring rye, 90 cents a bushel buck
wheat, so cents a bushel: peas, sl.40
a bushel; corn, As to 80 cents a bushel;
middings, $50 a tone; bran. 81 to $l9
per ton, corn meal SIS to Sl9 ton; No 1
provender 81 a ton: No provender,
$50 a ton; baled shavings, ~ cents Il
bale; baled rye straw. SIC a ton.
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WATERBURY,.

]. b. Williams. painter and decorator
from Boston. has been engaged at the
asylum and 1t is said the whole building
will be thoroughly renewed inside, Mr.,
Williams will come here with his family
and has engaged rooms in the Glyson
house, one of C. c. Warren's tenements.
w. r. Nash, bookkeeper at the asylum
is spending a few days vacation at his
home ian Jericho
Frank Cove of Essex Junction has been
in town for a few days on business.
DIR, Kingsbury, who was former resi-
dent OF Waterbury and practising
physician, is In Waterbury with his fam
lily. The doctor and his wife accompanied
by Miss Graves also OF this town, went
as missionaries to Turkey some twenty
years ago Miss Graves returned several
years ago, but the doctor and his family
remained there until recently. His
friends will be glad to welcome him home
Edward Guiles who has been spending
few days at Waitsfeld, has returned.
Mrs. Frank Glover and daughter OF
Boston are visiting at j. c. Grggs' fol
a few days. Her husband Is employed al
the asylum.
Mrs. Fred Webster OF Stowe is spending
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Mrs. Charles w. Battles returned last
Friday from a short visit in Lowell Mass
Miss Luna Williams is at hec home
| gain.-Enoch Emerson At Frank Batch
| lors was painfully though not danger
ously hurt by mistaking the cellar door
for one beside 1t leading into another
room. and going headlong to the cellar
bottom.-Miss S. NJ Stearns IL visiting
In Worcester and Springfield. Mass, and
places in southern Vermont,-Alrs.
Eva e. Smith is expected to return home
from Malone, N. Y, very soon.-Mrs, ]. j.
Blanch is having charge of the postof-
flee during the absence OF the postmistress.
The Spiritualists will hold meeting at
the hall next Sunday at which Mrs Sarah
Tarbell will speak and Henry Farr will
read a poem.
Mrs. Flora (Mann) Durham of Sara
toga, n. Y, was called here last week by
the death of her father, Ira Mann Elmer
Claim, wife and two children, of Massa-
chusetts, have been visiting his mother,
Mrs Ellen Claim the past week.--Frank
Archer of Barre, spent Sunday with his
famly.-Almon Morse. of Massachusetts,
an uncle Of Rodney Flint. Is visiting in
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GREETING:

To all persons concerned in the estate of
Samuel Huntington late OF Bur tington. in
L. l...G..i 49,. l....l
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Spring lamb, hndquarters. % cents
pound; forequarters, 10 cents; lamb
chops, % cents mutton hindquarters.
Is cents; foreQuarters, 10 to II cents; NUT
ton chops, 1919 to 20c per pound. Beef.
Western, porterhouse, 20 to &c; sirloin, 70
cents; round l5 cents; roasts. IN to
10 cents; coarse beef. to cents per
pound. Hams, sugar cured, IA cents;
breakfast bacon, Is TO IS cents; California
hams, to 10 cents: smoked shoulders, 8
cents: tripe. 10 cents; picked pigs feet
i2,a cents; picked lambs tongue. cents
each; corned beef. to l2n cents. Pork
roasts. 10 to l211 cents: steaks 131t cents:
salt pork, to 10 cents; lard, 10 cents;
Veal roasts, 1919 TO 20 cents: veal steak. Is
to 20 cents. Sausage, 10 cents; German
bologna, 10 to Is cents. Turkeys, 70
cents per pound fowls l6 cents ducks.
10 to Ice: chickens. sl.25 per pair. The diff
ferent varieties of fish are quoted as fol-
lows. haddock, s cents; bluefsh, Is cents;
cod steak, 12la cents, halibut, 20 cents sal
mon trout, 10 to is cents pound; fresh
salmon, So cents; shad, IL cents pound |;
pike, 10 cents a pound.
Wholesale Produce Market.
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WORCESTER.

The annual reunion of Co. I, nth Rgt.,
Vt. Vols. will be held at North Calais
w Wednesday, August 16 All veterans are
invited Ned Harris is very i'll with ty-
phold fever.-Mrs. Fellows and children
of Glover are guests of Mrs. Amanda
Stone.-Mrs. Daniel Massey of Morrisvile
Is visiting friends in town.. II. Wilson
spent most of last week at Lake Sabin. in
Woodbury.-W +. Vail of Burlington was
in town part of last week.-The reunion
of the Washington county veterans asso-
citation to be held at Dewey Park, Mont
pelier August 10 and IL, bids fair to be
the best thing of the kind ever held in
Washington county
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TEAS COFFEES AND SPICE6
T.. T.. Perkins.

Teas-Russian Caravan Tea, 500 per
pound; Ceylon and India, So cents and 81
Formosa Oolongs. so, 70. 20 cents and 500;
English Breakfast. 60 cents: Gum
powder, 80 cents: Young Hyson. 90 cents;
Japans, so. 40. 80. GO. 10 and 50 cents; Ap-
pleton's Tea, So cents o. and o., so cents
Ceylon. co and 70 cents; Tetley's tea, 81. 20;
Weddel tea, $l,25; Gold Star tea, 60 cents.
Coffee-Private Growth Java. 40 cents;
Old Government Java. % cents: Mocha, y
cents: Bourbon Java. % cents: Aaricabo.
per dozen; 9rain-O Cereal. Is cents. g. rs
per dozen; Father Kneipp's. IS cents. 81 IS
per dozen: New Era Coffee. rs cents; r. Is
per dozen: Shredded Wheat Coffee, =
cents. 500 per dozen: Dandelion Coffee 80
% cents; Golden Rio. rs cents: Cereal Cot
fee and Carmel Cereal. 20 cents. ~ 20 per
dozen; Old Grist Mil Coffee. % cents. - q
per dozen; Postum Cereal Is cents. 81. 7s
cents; Malt Coffee. 60 cents; Kaffeebroad
Coffee. IS cents: Borden's Extract Coffee.
Is cents; Coffee Essence, 80 cents; Gold
Star coffee. SIS cents.
Spices-Shot Pepper. 10 cents per pound:
White Pepper. 10 cents; Cayenne Pepper.
20 cents Java Cassia. so cents; Allspice %
cents; Ginger, 80 cents; Clovers. 40 cents:
Eutmegs. S12o: Mace, $40; Mustard, 81
cents; Paprica. 80 cents: Mixed Spice. 4
cents; Curry Powder. 60 cents
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

,se do 1897 7aiic State Pacific Coast. old olts.
moro resolved yss,srd,sy =, end
weak as qac,ed We quote Spring chickens per 10 sca
os sn:si is E. ss I ssSs S lie. q & Sa pr
?0as'c. .DkEssED-v,ry few fresh receipts of ICED
little than S' no% snf few s earned ans es over
Yesterday arr offered up nan Ne Inv,ises
being s s sssy ouoos loo ~ss q Ne Mdas aS Is not
sass & o Es.T snS ons ssspsf ~ ns
ssS also cleaned np closely and steadily ns Srs
We quote: Fresh kisd-iced--Turkeys average gra1ss
Stss' fAsssp hsa S PER l' ase Sq ons
p w''5SF" S ss.S sssS'd uo sr% @ 20 w sn.
Pa p. fTSS tG 90 e%i stern s2
iidGns % Western ssadsd prime ,s DO ir1y ses1y
per n 2ae2e do Long Island sgring Soqss :9Iaes a
dark 81 2S, so Rro.enTurSeys RSr apl 10 BITE 90
10 ci, s,slsr: 70 dtypcssa iss2os "a DO 80 80
'T:pf: fsTSP s. 12sls' Rsb yMoS g T9 fglo
potatoes held steady but demand light onions in good
Sa s at Bs m 's steady for shOes cusss more
esn and cO1s's sS',r g % sds
show sdyanss under ssy: demand strIaE bans ws1E
Ss s% SEQ
3 Sss 90 ca shi.s ss ss ss So uao's h
=" ~ 90 seconds. 81 sJus2 - 90 cus S9sl ou 90
90 Scotch. per sack 81 sas1 10 do German. slas so
sweet potatoes Jersey per bb siaSs onions Germuda
per crate. 81 05as TO- do Egyptian sack 81 20 as
parnsus. fancy Pc dozen. sl9S4 do prime 81 us2 5O
do culls T5c0sl z beets 100 bunches sias4 cucu
bases bbl crate s2aS2 I5 celery per case slasi
egg plants per box. 81 5c6s2 80; kale per bb z1Jos
l~truce rer bh hOcdti lima beans per crate Slds2
peas Jersey per bars 81 T5qs2 DO Maryland and East
basket 81 5Isi as; do Baltimore. fns TO-
do virginia sgsi 5o DO North Carolina 5ocasl peppers
rhubarb per l0o 5ocasi string bans Charleston wax
per basket sias2 do green 81 1882 %: do Savannah
wax. siqsl IS, do green Sids2 do North Carolina per
bushel t2gs2 30 spinach per bbl J0a75c squash per
sgS Sccgsi tgTnPs Mhts per 100 bunchts 'Ocas2
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-rhe market for the week
closes up annely. The surplus hand IL rather cp-
pressive. This Is time Of the nth work out
unsold lines Sellers do look for much reopening OF
trade until Wednesday. and with the liberal quantity Of
June considered. there appear be any chance
Of betermen of prices. Trade dull to-day. though
there was free Offering at last quotations. We quote
Prime large teles Soc; No / do 75qT7isc No do.
2hGGI sc; No 3 DO. 55ft5T1sc: clover mixed $4,000
Hay In small bales 2hc per 100 n than going
quotations. excepting when strictly quality
STRAW-Market steady. with most sales 81 useful to
good qualities 35ff4Oc per 100 N for long
and 42sc is the full stretch Of prices Receipts of hay
and straw in reported at the Produce Exchange
yana. 40; Delaware. LacIlawanna and Western, TO
West Shore. $50: Iehigh Valley 240; and West
ern. 10: river boats. is0 by canal i0 Total. I501
tons total for the week 10 i65 tons; exports for the
Liverpool i4l Glasgow. 9s: Venezuela TO- Cuba 4s0I
Porto Rico. ABB Trinidad. 21 Curacoa 3; Nassau 20
Jamaica, 2ll Bermuda, 51g Receipts Of to-day
90 tons. and for the week, $50 tons
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York. May 81, 1889
BEEvEs-Recepts % cars. $50 head all for
slaughterers direct single carload OF choice stabefed
Pennsylvania averaging 1885 10 sold IS - per
demand ~ QStc per N for ordinary choice native
sides. London and Liverpool cables quoted American
cattle, sheep and beef unchanged Exports to-day in
cuded 40 beeves and 34iT quarters OF beef London
the Manitou 1000 quarters 10 Liverpool the Umbra
200 cattle the Francisco Hull so cattle and "a sheep
20 Bermuda on the ornoco and 80 sheep to the West
Indies on the Irrawaddy.
CALVES-Rc elpts none, and sale. The feeling
rated steady. City dressed veAs quiet at sgO1c
per n dressed 7a9c little calves at safe
head including butchers and. with the stale
stock there Ia sale. OF which II at Jersey
City and Sxtieh- Trade dull and sheep and
and medium yearllrEs weak 70 fraction lower;
good yearngs steady strictly prime lambs were In .air
demand about yesterdays figures; common grade slow
Common fair sheep sold at s4 35gS4 81 per 100 o
medium good yearlings at 81 1885 l2it; lambs al
50ds7 sIz with choice Stock offered Dressed NUT
ton duh seG9hc per 10 dressed yearlings al SGi2c:
sales-MoPherson & Co: 24s Virginia lambs 80 ib
average 81 rs per 100 10: 1876 81 n at 81 50 Viz
gina sheep 90 ~ 81 80; 223 Buffalo DO IS n at - 35
$ Judd CO.. 1s6 Buffalo yearngs. I6 No. So 12e; -
Buffalo lambs 80 n So 20: i05 Kentucky sheep 129 ~
81 10.
J. r. Wllkerson: 15s Kentucky ewes and bucks mixed.
Newton & Co: l49 Virginia lambs. 62 n. at 81 s7t.
IIOGS-Receipts II 2.02l head including
deckoad the market Feeling dull and prices nom
nav lower az s4ds4 20 per 100 10 for common 10 prime
fogs Country dressed dull at 4G5c per 10 for heavy
weights So aSc for medium and 6aei5e for Hight hogs
seles-S. Judd & Co. date yesterday: % western
hogs i4i average at 81 % per 100 10 80 Tennessee
pigs 10 ro at 50 30.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-Buyers had few orders preterrins
10 wait for developments next "Wednesday before
steady undertone prevailed throughout the session s2s
patents s4dt4 49, straights. So 55S3 co. winter
patents Sc 65qsI spring clears fs0s3 90 extra No
win,sr ssgss 10 extra N AYE FnfR-stesdy Quoted;
Good 10 fair Sc osas3 %; choice fancy 81 25ss 80
coRNMEAL-Quet Quoted; Ki;n-dried y oSGs- s ~ as
sc; ane yellow s5cpsi: coarse. ssgs5e. FEED
cuiet Quoted spring BRAN bulk SIS sacks 10 arrive
go ~ si4as4 lake and ,a Sa sssks SPOT, $40 Zg
hom,nv chop. si4 IGsi5 80. oil meal s229s23.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Durins the regular session the
basis because OF bearsh cable acvces and
Jack OF support local contingent Just before the
close sharp rise at 81 Louis oceasionsd re
cover here particularly in the MAY option which closed
a. ne; higher positions still NC below the
PREVIOUS night This hrmness OF undertone
LANDED on the curb the controlling influence being un
,n Southwestern markets Monday and Tuesday next
uuI he holidays IN the New-York grain market traders
were very cautious about making deals In view OF
the unceenty regarding developments prior y next
~ the spring wheat Friday night and extended
ss well down into winter wheat sections but did not
ch.c the fow of complaints about damage from insects
T9ose section. but as here
,c-e covered practically all the winter wheat belt and
naae an impression traders whose early short shles
ba5 feen based and the Northwest re-
cepts against 531 cars last year Ie decline
a, Tdverroo amounted 70 AdHc and last Paris cables
s.hus rather hrm from points higher 10
iO points lower and Antwerp quoted a franc under
fbs prevous night Australian shipments amounted 10
nrsSlcsd the worlds shipments would reach bgt1OOu
hush Export business amounted 10 about I'D ioans az
r,-ts ouofafons of cash wheat follows. No 2
- s4sc 10 arrive snd Sy.sc elevator: No Northern
.r.eF stroog Ringing hOsc 70 s0esc, closing o.
a. J.e asked. .cORH-The maFzst was IN "e"A posi-
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
pREcEpENTs FOR THE SCHEME.

The sort Of thing contemplated at Omaha has
saa- aone In a kind OF way for many years past in
paris at the Jardin d'Accmatation. Groups Of
strange peoples are continually being brought 10
paris from out -the-way parts OF the world by
French savants in order that French scholars may
have an opportunity 10 study their arts and learn
native African from the Congo sitting In front Of
his hut and playing a tune a reed instrument
stuck in the ground by him is a willow wand with
a wooden cup top of IL. As long you keep
on dropping J-centirne pieces into the little bowl
the gentleman from the Congo will keep play
ing OF course as everybody knows. animals from
all parts OF the earth are assembled In the great
geological garden Of the Jordin
The trouble with the people Of the Midway al the
Chicago Fair that they promptly American
zed themselves as much as they could. For In
stance. the Jayanese. who. when at home, produce
such primitive music with their curious gongs lost
no time in acquiring a musical scale up to that
time unknown 20 them. and played After tho
Ball' for the entertainment OF visitors This kind
OF thing Is distinctly the reverse OF chronological
and will be painstakingly avoided at the exhibit
ton at Omaha.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. May =, lSHa.
CoFFEE-The laudating movement inaugurated yes, yes,
trday resumed this morning when the market
opened and carried 10 points in some In
The market ruled steady the decline on the
call, but showed irregulary as the session
progressed under absence OF support either from u
bull side or the speculative public Among the leading
factors contributing TO tC-days weakness were una
counaby heavy Brazilian stnpidy
and saggng markets abroad. a sluggish demand Tor spot
coffee here and evidences OF little confidence In the bull
This array OF bearsh influences pitted against
current low prices and generous deliveries from
warehouses The belief that the short interest
unjustifaby tended restrain bears 10
extent but failed stimulate buying on the reaction
At the close the market easy, with prices
unchanged TO 10 points lower Total sales were laVV
The market for coffee ruled inactive, with
prices more or nominal throughout the session
say on csc for invoice lots and 6sc for
jobbing parcels Of No Rio
Of prices in the local market to-day
u.aa aa
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

MoI.AssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for moasses
at s'Pays }Se an unnaHsad m pces @ syrup: we're m
with demand scattering Quotations fo,S~' i,ar'
Srme SfnIT'sa 29e s2qsse Porto
Rico $2a$4c syrups common l2s lSe; snD, is'
OCEAN FREiGHTs~The market berth freights was
Sgef % onson aso 'ssG 30 asked @ asso% 2d Bristol sd eh
nr1 SsS au ~ n,rs s4a e. A.erdam c
Liverpool per 100 10 i21c nominal London oats Is "a
reroIsm nr without further cSanse cottonseed OIL
ruled Inactive bu! stead In reviewing the ysss
Somewhat rmer tone TO our market continued dun
Character and for home consumption II looks as y we
might drag along for another thiTy nS aays hsvins
Is points or more during s the "eeS ncudnV
. q s2S@ Q. M At 1SS S 81 n Essh
follow Petroleum bills 81 20 and n bulk - 20; Phis m
eTPsa cTSe nashhs SG csrsoe ar lS deodo,ed
;ssd OIL s Prime ,S, S5nSs yellow 's ac fqpS yellow
24a24c butter grades 2s99oc: prime white SsasSS ssG
9ie lie american boiled 45d4ec Calcutta Ssc lard
OIL 4oa42c
ing and closed quite FIRM opo'sI $40
Ss Msii Vs 81 ad 80 qSo1ed: Mess io Family
o 81 BEES RssA' nsMsbS & tS '''5a 5ao.s l9f' M
REssED quoted @ arsSns aEaa4s-Pssis Sas sS n
Sf bellies isS S1ti IT, quo!sd Sss PSs1 Soss ss bellies 5s5c
IN o f IL r baS. ms nm rSNs sGoied ssseS
isc western SC; sl,y Ereens G"DsTv 5AoW-
J.
LARDEQuiet quoted. 5s6c. city lard steady quote
4N5c ReAnad lard quiet; quoted South America. ovvc
Contir emit 5.45c Brazil kegs. 7c Compound sisaey
nu0f-d. City 4Ac: Western. 4<c..... ST TEAEINtI-
Steady quoted Oleo 5HG5tc city lard stearfne tgO &c
RICE-The market closed hrm in tone. after week
Of quietude and insignificant changes Crop accounts
wer meagre and not radically different from erpectatons
Quotations follow: Domestic common TO lev air SeF
9Lc fair good 4sG5c: prime 10 choice 5Ss NC nea1
ca ale: Patna. 545isc: 90. in bond 3rShc pan 4%V
sac Java. 4asd5Ac; Rangoon In bond, z*p"Ac-
sUGAR-The market for refined finished the week
tone. with demand on rather conservsve lines
The market be closed Monday and Tuesday OF next
week Quotations follow Dominos, 5Ac cut loaf Osci
crushed b7sc; cubes. 5Hc: powdered and coarse pow
de ed jsc; xxx powdered, 5sc; standard granueted
and fine rranuated 5%c garuated and extra me
gTLuated 5sc; confectionery granuat-d, 1rsc I'D car
tons 2rn bags , 10 cartons and 10 bags 80 mould
A 5Ssc. diamond A. $50: confectionery A, 5hc; NOS l.
and 4iSc. No 4 4sic; No s. 4%o: No g. 6ec; No l..
4%c; No s. 45sc No o. 41c; No 10, 444c: No IL t%c,
No IL 43ic; 49, H. IS and l6 4hc. The market ior
raw sugar quiet during the short session WIN me .he
feeling steady 20 Prices unchanged on the
hass OF l%c FOR &c centrifugal 4isc for 10 test
ruscovado and for 50 test molasses sugar The Lon
dor market was and inactive for cane. with Java
quoted at and fair refining at lis ed Beet sugar
vas weak and lower with May delivery ana June oe-
livery rated al lis IND. this being a loss OF Nd
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
DEWEY DID NOT FORGET.
THE Willy ORIENTAL GOT A DUcKING INSTEAD
OF DOLLARS.
Hong Kong letter in The Chicago Record.


OF DOLLARS.
Hong Kong letter in The Chicago Record.
Admiral Dewey. though something OF martinez
on board his ship. which Is much more spick ana
span than the other American war vessels IN
Manila Bay is one OF the most approachaoe OF
men No matter what may be the station OF
those having dealings with him, he is courteous 70
all alke-Asiatics and Europeans Inc lornner
DO not altogether understand this. ana sonetline
mistake his afability for gublity until tney re- re-,
ceive a rude awakening. The ships are frequeh!lE
visited by Filipino traoesmen, ana on one occas'Oh
a shoemaker went board the Olympia Win d
pair OF boots which Dewey had ordered A1,,
Well my man" said the Admiral, In cneeLy
tone you have brought my shoes; now huch 10
you want2"
Three dollars" was the reply. ,s,
"Ali right; here you are" said Dewey, noIpins
out the money IL al once flashed across the shoe
makers vision that II he had said y II MouIu
have been Just the same. and ne hccoruliisiy -
claimed ''Oh. no, no; never mind now 10 s soins
other time" hoping that when some o'her tlIhe
the Admiral would have forgotten the prlce
mentioned In the first instance. few days aitsi-
ward the shoemaker returned with a Dill 10 one
pair Of shoes So Being very busy at the uHe'
the Admiral rather rufiied when the man pre-
sented himself On scanning the account ne az
detected the dusky Crspins dishonesty'
Tearing the bill into pieces he called out; Crder-
IT, throw this overheard And the unfoFIu-
nate shoemaker dragged 70 he side OF ne
vessel and unccremoniOusiy plunged into ne
'hfipy." II T1ay be des!rs bic 10 say thai yohch
for the truth OF this somewhat startling incident
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

sta.ioas foo, of West sd cortiandi and Desbrosses
strre,s (Pcnna. r 4 ferries -.
.Tine West ard street 0her nsarss cor.snos ses %
only other trains dsi:y. tsaaesy ies'ese's sas
t.aaI 200 A. l0ca. for kAsIUe.- q.
.JX5. es,o< A. NJ. for BLffALO, NlAGALA
FAlIs hi v est. ard pr.neipsl local points Parior
snd p,niaE Car 40 seenees % i?r 1osl scr nixasouo
rxbh1Ss. hsncsolnert trsin In The sors. LIl-
~ - sSstias capscfry Due bufs s8 r. 81; con-
nes,ns M ssa hroash sieepsIs DerOii and Chicago.
pnins o] FOR wILKRs-BARRE
.;js iSs ssfAsTSs ssa ss1' s!ssss''
ssxxNS.1sP n. Loca for AAItH CHUNK
4.yfR 3.10P " Local for MACCh CHCNk,
t.ItW GIePA LJcsi kxpress for EAsION.
sXff x6.OS r. N. For nufso ard points Wes&
Through sisepine Cars 70 chicago snd fernrto.
s33S 400 y. n. Express for BCFFALO sne
ToRVS1, None but Sleeping Ca, pess.nser. esrrisd
s1O.2J. 1880 ~ for ITHACA. RoCHfsIEh
BCFfALD and Wet. Stepping Carr 70 Chicago
SOUTH PLAINfiELD and HOUND BROOK locsls,
daily eycspt Sunday ,.Dr. nDA.M 'a&2S. ~
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