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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-02-02
HIS MIND WAS RELIEVED.
"Oh, My! Oh. My! Wasn't Scared
Was JHHf Hit" Said the
Ola. Soldier.

surgeon relates that before Santi-
ago. be Uhc surgccn). going to the
front. came upon a yCHGg officer. sit
ing beside the road. trCTiEing like :.
ear. are whittier than the Gead me-
"rcnmd lin. At sight Of the surgeon
IL" began 10 talk. says the San Fran.
cisco .hrgcnaut.
"IEi coward. I'm a coward. lin a
coward. he said: II knew I'd run. and
] did. Tn disgraced forever. was
SONG along all right. rot thinking of
anything but getting at the dashed
SranIarGs. yelling TO my men 10 come
On. and running ahead as fast as
couiG. when all Of n sudden studied
my toe. or something. and then can't
remember / ng scared. but must
have been. for | came Calloping back
here. sick rs dog. I'm coward. and
wish were dead! Why don't some
body shoot me? I've got such an awful
Conencss right here" and he put his
hand to his stomach. &c.,.
The surgeon gave him quick look
and caught him as he plunged forward
in faint. Where the awful gone
ness vas Mauser bullet had found its
billet. They carried the wounded man
10 the field hospital. and he chuckIed
all the way: "Oh. myl oh. myi" he
said. over and over; 81 wasn't scared!
wasn't scared!" And then he would
laugh delightcdly: 81 wasn't scared.
was hit was just hit. amt cow
ard after all." rs s..... ...s.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-02-02
Unfortunate MISREPRESENTATION.

A story OF Lord Russell of kIIIowe n.
as told by himself the other day
shows how risky ii thing it u.ay be.
after all. for n prisoner 10 speak IN hi.
own defense. One such. who syv;,rt
20 be really making out his irncr2nc.
the lord chief justice. who L::a ::..s.i.
Il mumbied word. interrupted wiih IT,.
question: What did Jnu say? villa.
was your last sentence?" "Thre.
months. my lord" said the cirsi ial!rl
Erisoner-rleader. 1t is hardly nec"s
sary 10 add that the lord chirf Jus IT,;
forgot his admission, or remembered
it only in the prisoners favor, when
that particular sentence had TO he
passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
OTHER u,RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May s.-There fairly active general dc
and FOR cattle to-day and the supply was not xes
sive the weakness shown in prices as week reeves
decided cheek Fancy grades brought s. topto W ehoe
steerg S. O50S5 & mediums 81 53lst 10; beef seers "a
asa TO- stocEers and feeders Sass 10 cows and heers
81 sfS4 25 bulls 81 eo4s4 70 Western FED steers ~ ~
as ~ efas steers So Dogs4 90: calves S4gS8 10 The
market FOR hogs active and strong wita prices Sn an
packers So eogss SCH mixed 81 7ogf3 30 entehsrs
There active demand for sheep ana prees
strong with prime nocks Of Colorado wooed amns Icing
sQoc higher sheep sold at 50 1885 20 sn,eny - sve
IS is heavy exporters IS spring lambs sogtO per lp ID
Colorado wooed IS eogs6 go and unshoIn sfnsss
81 sO9s5 s. Receipts: Cattle 1900 head hogs -o"'
sheep Fl 900. $1,000. -, r..
cInclnnat May s-Hogs active at u ICY ., n ~
lie auie; at 81 1895. Sheep steady a, ssusf No. a''
firm a 81 609so5 49,, ..-o,,A
Fast buffalo May s.-Receipts Of sac ana throI La
cattle sheen and hogs during the fory-eisht rh.
90 NON 10 Sav were: Cattle cars sheep and 'aInns
* cars; hogs Shpmens-Caitls 10 Sa, rSy
90 is,hs IA cars: hogs 80 Caffeine market
WAS active nrm and 100 i5c higher on ep0uu az .s
m, onerin9. Of Canada 30 loads Prices rueo
stronger 10 shade higher. There were about i t.sn' n
sresh cow. and sprngers fair demand ana ssaag -
strong Cnlves in liberal supply. 90 nean la .s y;
S. best smooth fa export "a 1sgi4 10. scod 10
Choice butchers steers 81 e5So o gosa 70 sstr tais
IS e5dss So good to best fat hsher'' s'as'~ -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09

5 sssssa and f ss.l osfSs:
S Sss: from "'' r:
c 5snxe % essd as quiet at 81 LIN q.
aa 49, an. May o%en sp AND Nay
s scssa 70 n Gssd steady go' and
sss; 50 Sna sR Sns Sc "a; s.'
reported ,e ss2g.F .p sa' ic G2 Cd
m g e sd w ssss !ar rss ias wi. 10
MoLAssEs ASp ,ns Situation Sestitus Of important
as% Arm . h h2 SssS .f run
Ssns Of syps We're steady
o%: cenrtSsaa ,S sS%G MewoSesns open
f isSisc sI i.sSiSao so0d iS'7' prime 'SS''
f'ocy msrts, for berth fTsh osdon
sSe H,. a. ne s tSoT nrs6 s.d aS 1ss
Newcaite sHa Antwsrp 3" cotton to- liverpool 100
rsro iac nominal london os. Is oe YET there
In the r sa IN tss msrEe, :utao: for s
West Ind. IN s5Sss ana IN he
trade, ,s %sre or the lumber and coal raes
steamer, =. for s. s . OF medium size
early loading we're Ss s .ss cotton ss qaet
oIscoonse oil was quoted ri,n n,eeS Te ok .eay
, T s nnd nsrOs1m quit anna anna
steady Quotations follow fei SsI. So 90 and in bulk
& r.nn.a STses sBn o f%+sSs' crude SS
2se Prime crude mill. issse B as SUMNER basr
ysss ar IN ; %Ss sG ssSs p%:
to% soas$c nsssd American rev 4e9'os; american
,ou.d HGS2e. Calcutta raw. Csc lard oil. +Su'4c.
ppoVisTGNs-In line with other markets hog pro'ucts
sold on quite sharply to-day notably PORK Hnaer 49, ,
i,ondstion and complete absence OF supporting oIusIS
The close o.ss point q s 40 dsy short
clear SO %Qsia :. =. BEEF-stesdy' quoted; Aess ~
family 50 SCas packet g o9gslo extra iaes ss mssS
SO DRESSED quoted cl BacG ns u.s. RS
PickIed bellies nominal; quoted; Smoking bellies pa
o~ib s%geNc; I'm bhe: i4-rb DC Picked ,nosdess
a%Gsc wss,sgn greens. IYS5.e Western +, isS
.%e; country; 4ne4Hc. LARp1weali gvo,ed .s a.
800 ouoted: south America &c: Continent Soc Brazil
sars zoe Compound quiet: quoted: city 4Ac: western
x5fe 49,. .yrBARINE-Dull. quoted; Oieo. ONO; city lard
stssrne 6Qs61sa . 49,. A., -. -.
tanned appearance on light supplies and generally
favorable news from primary points cassss pspor t
yeopments. Quotations follow; Domestic, common to
tSsNsxc; head. 6%aIn; Patna- 5g6He; DO. in bond
e@SNe; Japan, +s0eNe; Java. t*ge*e; hansoon' IN
eOsa opening Of the market developed the fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09

good hefsr 50 1884 mixed fat cows and heifs,, Sene
choice 80 6Onx4 10; fat good to best " oVus4
10 good ssnss So stockers choice to extra
quality - 2s9to common to good do 50 so@S. calves
stock heifers 50 2sast feeder good to extra = 2'g
extra good bag sf2QS47 good TO choice ss7Qs42 spring
good to extra. s3slEs45 poor si3a
$50 and sprfn~ 20 good f1)ux2J calves.
choice to extra s. T3aso good TO choice s. 2saso IS
Sheep and lambs-The supply light 81 loads and
with active demand prices ruled hrm and higher. The
bulk Of the extra lambs sold 81 70 20 choice to extra
sclse 10 to fair IS 25as5 Is shsep-choce to
fair 81 1884 so. The offerings all cleaned
and the close arm at the best prices Of the day.
Hogs-The market ruled nrm and 5ai0c higher under
very active demand The bulk Of the Workers sold for
s. O5, while and weights Loo HIGHER. Heavy
hogs 81 49, mixed - TO- Workers. 81 05ds4 10: pigs 81 90
Gs3 o. roughs 81 354s3 IS; 81 e56s3 The offer
ngs cleaned early and closed hrm Workers closed
81 10: pigs 50 95.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
Interior.

A'our'oh ....-........... s29 $40 1s9 2so4S
and :.pe
s Upland ss:e Future. s.n.a aa partial MID
SsT,i.s; 'osea s,d decline PsssmssI
ssreh, s2lb; March.April 3 as May. 32s May-June,
@ as IuSSsa't
S~ss%oe Ss Dec, s2Sss MSn
S s the only IN sss on sS %ou be
:ss o. Winter pT patents. sssss TO- .srss siss.,
oss,.s ss; 3 fs1 sad r sssiss
s 81 So. Ts as g ns y.os VAC s
s.gsss FEEp-s,saay Quoted: spring sI.n 3, bulk,
ss 'Ges' 20 sss ss't ;IES sss ~
ssSs city | 5C chop g.
by the market in %Py with a" Ss5
ali dag with ans C quotation. at sac under satursys
Guiding was understood lot Of wheat for Wall Street
hat IN s the w aer e the
day SO far the wheat situation itself was con
sss the
result 50 much from lack Of buying orders
from inability to buy grain for delivery this month
has upset calculations seriously disturbed the
About ' T. loads we're taken in all The bull side Of crop
represented principally by the Illinois report
ploushed northern cSn9te. es in central ana
Sush on winter Wheat Indicating less than 5000 acres
remaining although the spring wheat Is likely TO
Df o4 May line
day and some extent checked aggressive action
although favorable weather conditions since the first OF
lions in the West which Will not on the Govern
se epy ne very en- Is owe to delay IN
ures. and showed weeks decrease Of $4,000 bushels
Of aaS Sst
Siosed UNCHANGED from Saturday ar.
IS points higher. and Antwerp !. frame lower Crop
Words .Spmss,: s%oun.d s7cio bushels:
@ oS s as Ras S
100000 Sashs. in the amount on Dss' ,s The Chi,
Of ass 900 go
Total Visible supply figures are n 900 bushels
pared with e coo oIsn .bs las, S . aors s S to
bushels compared with 1oleooo bushels year ago go
No Northern lost bushels dropping to 90 100
S Ssfe tec%s 9s ssss sssc
S re To a2Ss Nc coz rt 10 % S2 Or
1atoT coRS-The market developed pronounced
and dsapP9ntment that Susns s failed ea
DELAYED somewhat by present rains in the West but
ports dd indicate serious apprehensons on tns
the increased e4oo bushels Worlds
ress closed at low point for the day and
gc under SATURDAY quoted At 4oa4oHc
5 ; ~,s Sa.s
q e 100 bushel. In the local stock
here e" su ana rather ,s easter
In ymD'n . Win wsS ssppy
with bushels last RI. S local Stock
Of ncsa, .sen bushels
here S d s: sa:
i s ss Sac 81 ys &c e. f2s Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, May ~ 1879.
rorrrF-shor,s " ere made uneasy this morning Ny
,S,ostons ~ stiffness European markets and num-
h.r ~ mis- branch trade sought cover paying so
% 10 ronts advance Saturdays prices ior tneI
srnl,es OF the session the marke
sbaued underlying hruness continued scattered ot
wand from this side and tight support from the puh
RACKS Speculation however. not vigorous: the an
irnnnrtant outsider refusing 10 come In: and the pro
essionsi element being unprepared for long campaign
In addition 20 the European news the bull crowd de
,v.d comfort from the fact that Brazilian
were much smaller than looked for the changes
IN The statistical situation during the week quite salts
factory and situation In the spot department
agine Some disappointment expressed however, IN me
yarehouse movement which fell far under all estimate
THE brazilian markets continue under absence OF
At the close our market
Vas barely steady unchanged prices to points lower
having gone of realizing brought by weak clos
ing French cables Total sales aggregated IL 100 bags
TSe market for spot Brazilian coffee was quiet with
&c lower, the basis OF 6rsc Tor
jnyoce lots and &c for jobbing parcels OF No RIO
pecerts al Rio 80 900 against 34V
bags the week before and $500 hays year ago; az
santos 81 900 bags compared with 1000 bags the
reyiotis week 81 900 bags last Shipments from
fo Tor the last week 81 900 bags, Of which 5000
bags country. Shipments from Santos were
600 bags all 20 Europe Total warehouse deliveries in
the United States during the about % 900
bag Including 81 2G4 bags from NewYork; previous
week Ilss22 bags OF which 9.46s from New
York. year the weeks output reached Ill 400
fhs range prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09

that orders were only fair to size. and restricted
mainly to the hard grades the session progressed
business tapered on light local trade. The market
however. showed moderate hrnness throughout Quota
lions follow: Granulated. BIB sacks. and Pm cases
e4ac domines ssc cut loaf and crushed 5sc powdered
and coarse powdered 51c granuated and fine graduated
6'.c: coarse granulaed and extra fine granuiaed 5ae
conf granuated. 5Sc; cubes SIC; xxx powdered and
Nos T. and 2 s'ss no 4sie No 4Se No q : e9 g
SIC; No ~. ABLE Nos 10. H. IS and l6. Axe The
English news was no better nor than looked for
leaving tho local trade dependent upon domestic influences
for inspiration Rehnets bid 4Ac FOR 90 test centrifugal
41tc for 80 test muscovsdo 3-6c for 50 test mol
lasses the wanted being only small. Inc
close about steady The cables reported cane sugar
quiet at London with Java quoted l3s and fair renn ng
lis 3D. Beet hrmer in tone but not quotaby
higher May delivery rated lis 2hd. and June delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09

COTTON-Au eyes pointed toward wednesday,
Government regardless OF the fact that the uae
quite generally discounted showing and JOCKS Tor
marked change in the market. should IL prove
surprise one way the other To-day speculation IN
the local market dragged along in listes fashion. with
professional control but quite purposeess
Despite this hestancy however the market presented
steady on favorable cables and most ENCOURAGING
from the worlds cloth and yarn markets. shorts
appeared be at times but the rank and me OF
inclined await further developments
regarding the crop outlook and the situation abroad before
additionally reducing their obligations The market
started steady in tone at unchanged prices 70 an aa
Of points settled slowly level Of 70 points
below SATURDAYS FINAL figures and closed euis and STEADY
IN with the standing 10 points lower. All
from England cloth makets reflected strong
and continued good demand at full prices Win
tnners inclined 10 advance asking rates In the south
spot cotton dealers entertaining arbitrary
ness and In Instances marked prices 1-l6qbc
higher. Exporters and home buyers manfesng de-
cioedy ntesest but SOW 20 follow the ad-
Manchester cables reported satisfactory conditions
further orders being booked for de
livery and early fall months. this demand
coming chiefly the Far East. English and Cont
htua manufacturers In keen competition at Liver
pool for spot supplies and todays sales at that point
reached unusual total OF 900 bales at full prices
Crop news while OF bearfsh average too conflicting
70 inspire confidence the short side In the Central
and Eastern States rain needed but otherwise the
weather was about all that could be desired
The range prices in the local market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May s-Coslng-wheat-sp firm; No.
red Western winter 6s l1hd; NJ I red. Northern Du
luth Is %. Corn-Spot firm; American mixed. new
81 SID: do old 80 end: futures quiet; May. IS Dad
July 81 5s.d; September IS esd Flour-St. Lou,
fancy winter firm. Is Cd Hops London Pacific Coast
nominal Beef dull; India mess. COS prime mess
sos Pork dull: prime Western. 4os. Hams-short
cut IA to 10 10 dull. 37s. Bacon-Cumberiand- cut,
clear middles light 81 TO 80 10 duh. 2s: long cleai
mddes heavy So TO 40 No. dull 2es short clear backs
10 to IS 10 easy, 2ss clear bellies IA to 10 10. dull
2ss Cd shoulders-square. u 70 - 10 easy &s iArC
steady; primo tierces. 26s 3D. American re
fined 2s-fb pals. 25s Cd Cheese American nnes
white frm sis Cd do coored steady as ordinary new
l}uter-Finest limited States nominal; good DDS
Talow-Prime city steady. 2s 3D.; Australian IN Lon
August dull "a Turpentine-spirits steady. sos pa
Rosin-C0mmon steady. As. Petroleum-Renned I'd LIN
seed oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May s. p. m.-cotton-spot-Activ de
mand large business done; prices full: American
mlddllng. 1921 The sales Of the day were 1900
bales OF which 1900 for speculation and export and
included 1900 American. Receipts. 1000 bales. all
American. Futures opened steady with a moderate de-
mand nd the decline; American middlirg
m May, 3 21-64d sellers: May and June 3 Il sd
sellers 81 6iq3 2264d sellers: July and
August 220id sellers: August and September p $40
sellers: September and October q 64aS y e4d sellers
October and November, 2l-64d sellers; November and
December ef93 81 64d sellers; December and Janu-
ary 2O-G4d3 81 sid sellers January and February:
-G4d3 2l-64d sellers; February and March, 32i-Vid
buyers; March and April. 22-6id sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
sot-ruERN COTTON MARKETS.

Calves ~ May s--Cotton steady: middiing lo-fec
low mlddling lie good ordinary H. &c., receipts
III bales exports coaswse 1895 bales sales los bales
stock SO. 400 bales.
Baltimore May s.--cotton nominal middling, GAG
low mddng 3 1916: good ordinary. 3-6c gross re
ceipts $50 bales; stock. 1879 bales
Savannah May S-cotton quiet: mddng. SIC; low
mddng SIC: receipts. Ito bales; exports coast"ise
46l bales: sales, 800 bales. stock 20 500 bales
New-Orleans. May s.-Cotton quiet: middllns iS-lee
low middling. 5lsc good ordinary. SIC receipts oVs'
bales: exports to the Continent. 40 bales eosst"se
1852 bales; sales 500 bales: stock 3I6.66o bales
Memphis May s--Cotton quiet: middling. sac; low
middng &c; good ordinary 5-i6o net receipts. lls'
bales. gross 1,102 bales shipments l"" oaes' saies
$50 bales stock i26.ioi bales
St Louis May s-Cotton quiet; middlinF. i3-iec
low niddlinE Sac: good ordinary. i3-lSo, net re
ceipis, eos bales; gross. 1890 bales shipm-Ds -
bales: stock. 81, 500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
Gitp 6oiele.

ABSOLUTELY FiREPROOF
Centred Park West and list to 72nd 3

An IDEAL SUMMER RESORT In the
midst Of. and overlooking, CENTRAL
and RIVERSIDE PARKS, the HUD-
son RIVER and the PALISADES.
One Of the most sUMPTUOUSLY AP-
POINTED Hotels In the world, with
an UNEXCELLED CUISINE. GEN
TLEMEN whose families are leaving
the City for the summer will find this
Hotel a DELIGHTFUL SUBSTITUTE
for a COUNTRY HOME. The beauti-
full RUSTIC and PALM GARDENS on
the roof, 300 feet above sea level. will
open to guests and their friends about
June 1st. Summer rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. MAY O. 1890

Ing doing: receipts. 1077 casks Rosn-Market closed
steady and unchanged; receipts. 1851 bills
London May s-caicutta linseed, spot 34s I'D Idn-
seed oil. 1ss "a. Turpentine spirits. 34s 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09

Cash quotations were as follows: quiet and
S ahss jS n Sns ed rGsa se e No S
2 yellow corn 53ls gS3Ec; No oats, 2esa27c; No 2
s Ssf sC 30 No ns ' No is
prime timothy seed 81 80 mess pork. per bbl IS eog
sS ssd s1 70 100 ~ G'g shSu iS sHSS os. o
81 80; short sides boxed 81 s59s4 eo: whiskey
dsers finished goods per gal 81 26 sugars unchanged
steady creameres i2aiec; dairies
lOql4c Eggs steady; fresh llhc Cheese weak creams
I0A9lic.
Cincinnati May s.-Flour dull: fancy. 81 1903 %:
family. SO 35a$2 90. Wheat dull: No red. 7lQ72c.
Corn dull No mixed SO stsr Gu. e 80 sugar n r
Eggs quiet at lie. Cheese firm.
Milwaukee. May s.-wheat easier No Northern Is,sa
B Bar W lower No 4e sample sSs
Nor insTap0 May Csc Juy 7o%e sep,.S.r se
S SR sS 90 Ss hiS III No So
ond patent. 81 J9s3 65; first clears 81 7oa*2 No. Bran
in bulk. s9Qs9 %
grade May. 75l1 a75Ac. Corn Nc lower; No mixed.
May. a7%assc oats nrm; No white clipped soa$sse:
Quiet 90 but steady winter super s. isssa 90 DO
extras 81 5oqs2 10 Pennsylvania roller clear 1898 ~
s. a. do straight 80 ssess co. do patent 81 soass So
spring clear 81 soqsa do straight 50 Sogss 20 DO
IA 81 20 9 ner HIGHER r Choice EYE 1Sy ANY
changed fancy Western creamery. 17ac do prints 2oc
si ssS rei &c., so southern 40 cheese
changed. Refined sugars firm. good demand Receipts
GST So Dds oats so 1865 bu Snea
Zoo bush; corn. I02 900 bush; oats. $4,000 bush.
ST. Louis May s.-F1our dull and without change
Boxed shoulders 81 %: extra shorts 81 s7,s ribs s.;
shorts s. I2A Bacon-Boxed shoulders S. extra shorts
s. 5Th; ribs. IS; shorts. s. Is.
Toledo May s-wheat dull and weak No .. cash and
May 7ic bid July 7ilsc Corn active and lower No
mixed S4c Oats active and easy: No mixed, sc Rye
prime new cash and May SO 20; October 81 Al asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
6nrrosate'e Notices.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


to Thomas Brattle Gannett william w Gannett george
S. Ganne Deborah ". sedsewiek Frank hoy0ss , SAY
w Davis. Thomas Galnett Hoiyok~ CnaHes hoyohe
John W. Hastings Alfred W Gsnnetf Lucy pstoh
Thompson Jennie Ganneti Sewall Nellie hufsel psooI-
sh Annable and the child or chldyn any; on sad ~
deceased child OF John Gannett deceased onothe ot We
deceden Ezra stiles Gannetp the heirs ana nssS o. AN
OF Ezra Stiles Gannett. deceased. SEND GkEE nv.
WHEREAS. Emma Watts Gsnnet Q, ne c Slsy o. NV
County OF NewYork TO have certain lnsdsnen Ar ~
writing relating both real and personal property ou5
proved as last WI and Testament OF Ezra Sui
tiannett. OF the County 81 New f1rs aecsassu
THFREFORE YOU and each Of you. are cited 20 appear
before IN. SURROGATE OF County OF New York. at bis
orce I'm the County OF New York. on the ..th DAY %
Iune one thoisa nd egh, hundred and ninety nine az
haf-oast ten O'Clock the forenoon Of that Gay men
ana there 10 attend the probate OF the said Last VIII
and Testament. 49,, 49, -. 49,. ,,,,.- an.
are OF twenty years required 20 appear ny your
,adian n YOU have one. n have none TO appear
and anny for one be appointed or IN the event OF
your neglect or failure DO 30 guardian VIII De az
pointed by the 10 represent and act for you IN
the proceeding -. - . -, a.,
NJ the surrosa.e's Court OF the said County OF New
York 20 be hereunto anked. -
- WITNESS Hon James M. VarnUu, Bur
said County Of New York. nj
7. & sad County. the - day OF May. In the
year OF Lord thousand eight hundred
and ninety-nine. 49, - ...
Clerk Of the Surrcsaie's Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09

.esty.a az iheir Uptown ONE No. i2s Broadway.
ns received the following branch ohses NJ regular
once 9a ls isa sti-sye cor i2h-u Macy oh-avs:
ana i4thst u: couneassvs near West ee'e,.t ie
between 7th and sh ioe East sIth-st ass
ave roth and nth sta Los "a ave. near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
NAVAL, STORES.

good inquiry noted for both "a, sns Degree
s,.a sror, ,ns south ana abroad Indicated STEADY
Keeling Spirits turpentine were compera,,vsV
1918 hs rnsrkst FOR spirits tursntine closed ?ue.
but STEADY at the lower ~uilns OF p'''' N'A''O''-
follow: =. a.. ~ Iii. sa37n
SPIRIT-s TIL RPENT1SE-45H9s'ee, so,s, ,s n si 90.
,enmor 20 good strained. ~ ocrs % r. %
, si *; II 81 so ]. 81 20: X. 3. w. " %
n 80; W G, 81 70. W W. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09

Rio-coffee market weak No Rio. ss023: exchange.
1884 receipts 1000 bags; cleared for the United
States 600 bags: stock. 2460o0
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09
y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Hon.

flames N yarnnn a Surrogate OF the County of New
York notice s hereby given TO all persons having claims
against william r. Conover decessed 70 present me
With vouchers thereof the subscriber at her place
OF transacns busiress at tho once of cnaris RAID
desch No 80 Broad Street. I'm The city OF New fom on
or before the eighteenth day OF November next
~ r,e,.d Sew YORK the eighth DAY OF May, 1879
De 49, GRACE =. CONOvER. Administrative.
CHARLES {. KALBFLEIsCH. -. =. -
Attorney for Administrators. 10 broad street ~ T.
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@lM mWR0ONIOWM l06lE.

DAILY SERVICE. -
Oh Point Comfort Norfolk Newport ~,
mouth Primers Point and Richmond. va. connecuns ~
petersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach washington u.
C. and entire South and West =, ~. a
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from I1ef 1n
North River Of Beach 81. every week DAY efeeSt
sat al 3 D m. and Sat at b. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-09

Receipts at Nsw-Orieans morrow were estimated at
1900 1900 bales against 3I52 last week ana 900
bales year Estimated receipts at Houston lzO
70 LOO bales against 250T bales actual last week ana
lJ27 last year.
Receipts the ports and points to-day com
pared with the same day last week ard last year.