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CURES WITHOUT PAIN
One of the Best Features of the NJ
Pile Cure.

Pile Cure.
The Pyramid Pile Cure cures all forms
of piles without one particle Of pain. This
desirable point is not obtained by the use
of injurious opiates which simply deaden
and paralyze the nerves of the parts and
make matters worse in the long run. But
1t is done solely by its remarkable healing
and soothing effects.
And while 1t thus gives immediate relief
at the same time the disease is not merely
checked, but a radical cure is accom-
plished.
And the point we want to make clear is
that all this is done without a particle of
pain.
This fact is one great. reason for the
popularity Of the Pyramid Pile Cure, and
constitutes one very great difference be-
tween 1t and almost any other treatment
for piles.
Every kind Of surgical operation for
piles is excruciatingfy painful besides in
dangering the life Of the patient and in
most cases is not to be compared with the
Pyramid Pile Cure, neither In making sue
cessful cures without pain nor in cheap
ness and safety. at
The Pyramid Pile Cure has been before
the public 80 long, "and its merits recog-
mixed by too many people to allow It to be
classed with the many salves. supposito-
ries, pills., etc, and yop run NO risk in
trying 1t, as IL oftehrthes case with untried
preparations. sa
II you are ever troubled with any form
Of piles or rectal disease do not forget the
Pyramid Pile Cure. Prepared by the Pyr-
amid Drug Co., Of; aGarshall. Mich. and
sold BY druggists atsS0 sents per package.
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A SORRY RETURN FROM MANILA
william Cruite. Coming Home. Finds
That His Wife Has ElOped.

That His Wife Has ElOped.
DENLY. Conn. April 25.-William Cruite,
of this city. last summer cast his fortunes
with a regiment going to the Philippines,
leaving behind a family consisting of a wife
and two young children. In the fighting
around Manila Cruite was wounded. and,
upon recovering, started home. With the
intention of giving his wife a surprise. he
did not let her know he was coming.
Meanwhile about the middle of March, a
report reached here that Cruite was dead.
Mrs. Cruite mourned the death of her hus-
band until March %. when she eloped with
Adelbert Wurden. a Shelton real estate
agent. who was already married.
Mrs. Wurden was prostrated when she
learned that her husband and Mrs Cruite
had gone to housekeeping in the same
street with her and only few doors away
The following Sunday she told the cir
cumstances in the Shelton Methodist
Church. and the scandal was soon on
everyone's lips. i. --...l,as.
Cruite arrived here Saturday and was as
much surprised as was his wife. He show
ed no disposition to interfere. however.
and. remarking that ii Wurden wanted TO
support his wife and children he was well
come to. left town on the first train he
could get Mrs. Wurlen has made no COM
plant TO the authorities against her hus-
band.
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snxmtm Destroyed hx Fire.

Cumberland, Nd, April 25.-The large
sawmill plant of the Billmeyer Lumber
Company, near Little Orleans, Allegany
county. was destroyed by fire. entailing a
loss of between $4,000 and $4,000, and
throwing fifty men out of work. There is
no insurance. The fire originated from the
engine. The mill was started little over
a year ago and turned out SC. 600 feet daily.
Narely fifty men and twelve teams were
employed in hauling the lumber to the
river, where 1t was transferred to the Bal
timore and Ohio by the company's private
ferry. The plant was not insured and its
destruction is a great blow to the eastern
end of the county,
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MARRIAGE OF CRIMINALS.
Strong Views Set Forth by n Chicas
Physician,

Chicago. April 25.--Dr.l Daniel R. Brow
er. one of the most prominent physicians
of Chicago, in lecture, advocated the es-
tablshment OF Tarpeian Rock in Chicago
unless the city secures a new code OF
criminal law. He said
The percentage Of criminals has In
creased so rapidly in the United States
that We now have one habitual or heredi.
tary criminal in every thousand persons.
Criminals propagate, marry, and multiply
unrestrained, and unless We change cur
laws will continue to increase at the same
ratio they have in the past, until it is ap-
palling to contemplate the result.
"If Chicago does not soon have a new
code of criminal laws then il would be
wiser to have a Tarpeian Rock, like the
Romans did from which malefactors and
degenerates might re thrown to death.
I'VE should have laws controlling mar
riage. SO that degeneracy may be checked
by preventing the union of criminal, dis
eased, or lunatic couples
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Held Up by Hixhwaymen.

Cumberland, Nd, April 25.-John G.
BARLEY, a wealthy horse dealer of Bayard.
W. Va, was held up and robbed last
night by two colored men while returning
by an isolated road to his home. BARLEY
hesitated to hand over his valuables and
he was pulled from his horse. The men Sc
cured $20s in cash, a pocketknife, and a
pair Of eyeglasses. They put him back on
his horse and told him not to look back
Sheriff ". Perry Lee, Of Garrett county,
Nd, who was here yesterday looking for
the outlaws. is Of the opinion that they
have gone to Baltimore. posse is scour-
ing the country in the vicinity Of the rob-
berry for the men.
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BURNED HIS WIFE TO DEATH.
John Halpin Pleads Guilty to a HOr.
rihle Crime.

West Chester. Pa, April 25.-Yesterday
in criminal court John Halpin. of Coates
vile, who burned his wife, Lizzie Halpin,
to death two months ago. pleaded guilty
to voluntary manslaughter and was SEN
fenced by Judge Hemphill to eight years in
the Eastern Penitentiary. the limit provid-
ed by the law. The commonwealth did not
press a charge Of murder.
Halpin and his wife quarreled about a
bucket of water at their home, and the
man, who was intoxicated, assaulted the
woman. after which he poured the contents
of a can of coal oil upon her clothing and
fired it with match. The woman was ter
ribly burned and died the same night in a
hospital at Lancaster.
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REV. DIR. RYLAND's DEATH.
One of the Oldest Ministers in the
Country.

One OF the Oldest Ministers In the
Country.
Richmond, Va. April 25.-Rev. DR.. Rob-
ert Ryland. who died Sunday at Lexing-
ton, KY, was one of the Oldest, If not the
Oldest. minister in the country. He was
in the ninety-fifth year of his age and cSe
OF the best-known Baptist divines in the
South. The remains reached here today,
and the funeral will take place at
o'clock.
DR.. Ryland was born in King and Queen
county. in this State. For thirty years he
was the president Of the Richmond College.
The greater part Of the time he occu-
pied that position he was also the pastor
OF the Old African Church, in this city,
then the largest congregation In this COM
munity. During his pastorate OF the Old
African Church DR.. Ryland baptized $500
persons.
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stricken Win Paralysis.

Cambridge, Nd, April 25.-Col. Francis
j. Henry suffered slight attack of paral-
ysis yesterday afternoon while on board the
steamer Easton, for Baltimore, where he
went to attend the marriage Tuesday of his
granddaughter. Miss Elizabeth Goldsbor-
ough. to Assistant Naval Constructor
Adams Though more than eighty years Of
age, Colonel Henry is remarkably active
man and is one Of the most enthusiastic
sportsmen in Dorchester county, being one
OF the best shots in this section He was
for many years clerk of the circuit court of
Dorchester county.
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Barn and Content. burned.

Roanoke. Va. April 25.-News has reach
ed the city Of the destruction by fire on
Sunday night Of the barn of L, C. Sifferd.
prominent farmer in Botetourt. near
Brugh's Mil. Forty-two head of cattle,
500 bushels OF corn. SEQ bushels OF wheat.
machinery. etc, went up In the blaze. The
loss is estimated at about 5000. on which
there Is only $500 insurance.
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DIAMOND DUST.
The Giants this afternoon.

Jouett Meekin Joined the New York team yes.
terday and pitched against the Orioles.
Hughy Duffy denies that he ever declared an
intention to attempt left hand batting. a-
Billie Barnie has q perchant for old discarded
has-beens. Knell and Esper are members of his
team. What's the matter with Pete Browningi
The PittsburR club has seven pitcbeu on its
roste-HoGer, Rhines, Gardner, TsnnehilI Lever,
Payne. and Sparks. Tannehill is tlsel only top
notcher In the bunch. w
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED proposals. endorsed Proposals for Steel
Roof" will be received at the Bureau of
Yards and Docks. Navy Department, Washington.
until ] O'CLOCK MAY 6. 1899. and then and
there publicly opened for removing an old roof
and building a new steel roof for copper rolling
mill, Navy Yard, Washington, d. c. Plans,
specifications. and blank forms of proposal can
be obtained from the Commandant of the Navy
Yard, Washington. MORDECM T. ENDlCOTT,
Chief of Bureau. ap25,my2
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PROPOSALS for

PROPOSALS for Photographic supplies-war
Department, Washington, d. c., April IA,
iso9-Sealed proposalst In duplicate, will be re-
ceived here until O'CLOCK r NJ, April as
1893, and then opened, for furnishing photo
graphic supplies, as per list furnished upon ap-
plicatiou. Proposals must be In envelopes en-
dorsed, PROPOSALS for Photographic Supplies, :"
and addressed u. r. THORP. Chief Of supply
Div. ap22, 25,96.2 q, ,2sem
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ANoTHR4MER1CAN H1T.
Pabst, the Famous Milwaukee Brew
er, Places a,New Dark Beer On
the Market which SuFpasses
the IAuOPfe1 Article.


the Imported Article.
When 1t became whispered about some
eight months ago that Pabst. the famous
Milwaukee brewer. proposed to get out
new Doppelbraeu which would surpass
any beer in the world. it naturally created
a great deal Of curiosity. not only among
other brewers, but among lovers Of dark
imported beer. This Doppelbraeu, sig
, nifying double brew, has met with such
unprecedented demand that the first brew.
although large. Is nearly exhausted. The
, second brew will shortly be placed on the
market. and thereafter there will be no
further shortage, as the brewery has taken
every precaution to keep up the supply.
This Is also great hit for American
product. and gives the palm to Pabst for
producing the best beer in the world. II
is also important as tending to revolutions
ize the trade in imported beer from Ger
many. In New York City Pabst New DOp-
pelbraeu has already supplanted the i'm
ported article in many places, and carloads
OF this brew have been shipped to the va
riOus branches
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Boston. 10; Washington. I.
nd-Cincinnati-NO game.
Brooklyn. 10, Philadelphia, y.
Baltimore, q; New York, q.
81. Louis, 3; Chicago, 2.
PittsburR-Lo ouisv ule-Rain
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Another Victory for BROOKLYN.

Another Victory for Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn Club is not putting up the
national game in a manner calculated to
inspire confidence in their ability TO win
the pennant. 1t required the best efforts
of the Hanlonites to prevent the Quakers
from batting out a victory in Philadelphia
yesterday after the Superbas had good
lead None of the twirlers pitched what
could be called good ball. The score:
r. II. F.
Brooklyn 49,. 2 9 o 0 o 0-l0 II ]
Philadelphia l l 0 o / IL
Earned runs-Brooklyn. 4; Philadelphia. 5.
First base by errors-Brooklyn, /; Philadelphia,
/. Left on baxs-Brooklyn, q; Philadelphia, Is.
First base on balls-Of Piatt, 5; OF Bernhard, J.;
off McJames l. Struck out--Byi Piatt, l. by
Bernhard, 3; by McJames, g. Two-base hits
Cassidy, Lauder. Stolen bases-Dahleh, McGann,
Anderson, Douglas, Cross Double plays-Dele-
hanty, Douglas, and Lauder. Hit by pitcher-By
Bernhard, /; by McJames, 1; by Dunn, l. Wild
pitches -McJames, /: Bernhard, !. Passed balls
Smith, l; Douglas 1. Umpires-Emsie and Nc
Donald. Time of game hours and 40 minutes.
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The OrioIe. shut Out the Chants.

The Orioles Shut Out the Giants.
McGraw's Birds wound up the series in
New York yesterday by smearing another
coat of whitewash over the Giants. The
Orioles played all around the Freedman
ties, the excellent pitching Of McGinnity,
coupled with splendid support. prevented
their opponents from becoming dangerous
at any stage of the contest. The score:
r. H. +.
Baltimore l 0 o l 2-6
New York ..... 0 90
Two-base hits-Mageon. Gleason. Home run
Holmes Stolen bases-Mctiraw, Holmes, 2;
Brodie, Sheckard, 4; J. o'Brien First base on
erors-Baltimore. .: New York, l. First base
on balis-Of McGinnity, 1; off Meekin, 9. Struck
out-By McGinnity, i; by Meekin, s. Hit by
pitcher-By Meekin, 2. Left on bases-Baltimore,
10; New York. 5. Double pays-J. Davis, Gleason
and Grady; Gleason, j. Davis and Grady; Foster
and Wilson. Triple play-Magoon. J. OBrien,
and LaChance. Passed ball-Wilson. Wild pitch
-Meekin. Umpires-Gaffney and Andrews.
Time of game-l hour and so minutes
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Fran. Josef Goi.s to Budapest.

Franz Josef Going to Budapest.
Vienna, April 25.-Emperor Franz Jose:
will leave shortly for Budapest, a,Compa-
nied oy Premier Goluchowski. The foreign
Office stan and the diplomats, body oc. a
sionally follow this removal Of the capital
for part os the year. wbtsn is made as a
concession &c Hungary's fclings.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING wATEI

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING WATER
VALVES, CAST-IRON INTAKE TOWERS,
AND CAST-IRON PIPE sPECIALS.-Ofice Of the
Commissioners D. C., Washington, d. c.. April
%, ls9o-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
tbis once until IL O'CLOCK, MAY a. 1880. for fur
pishing water valves, two (2) cast-iron intake
towers and twenty seven (27), more or less, cast
iron specials for the Water Department. Bids
for valves towers, and specials will be considered
separately. Specifications, blank forms of pro-
posals. and drawings may be obtained at this
Office. JOHN B. WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS, Lam
SING H. BEACH, Commissioners d. c. aps4-6t
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BOSTON TOOK qH)HE....,.s
entire Series
Won Fourth Straight Game
From the Senators.
Freeman Prevents a Shut-Out With
a Home Run Hit.

Changes I'm the WashinKton Team.
Pitcher Frank Killen Given
Notice of His Release.
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St. Louis Wins From Chicago.

The Indians added another victory to
their string yesterday by defeating Chicago
at St. Louis. 1t was pretty contest
throughout, the sharp fielding of both
teams preventing either side from gaining
a decided advantage, the Tebeauites fin-
ally winning with nothing to spare. The
score:
R. II. E.
st. Louis ......2 % 1 o 90 Ox-s 0
Chicago ....0 o o o 0a0-2 l
Earned runs-St Louis, 1; Chicago, ]. Home
run-Green. Two-base hits-Burkett, Wallace, and
Lange Sacrifice hits-Chiids, 2. Base on balls
on Young. /; on Phyle, 8. Double plays-Mc>
Kean, Childs. and Tebeau; Mccormick DeMontre-
vile, and Everett Struck out-Bv Young, 9.
Stolen bases-Stenzel and Blake Hit by pitched
ball-By Phyle, l. Umpires- -Swartwood and
Warner. Time of game-l hour and II minutes.
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An Invitation
Extended BY DR.. Cowden to All
Former Patients.

This invitation is extended to every patient, old or
young who has taken months treatment tor
disease the respiratory tract such Catarrh OF Nose
and Throat, Deafness Asthma. Bronchitis kindred trou-
bles mild severe, and who from ANY CAUSE discon-
nued their visits without having obtained positive
DR.. Cowden has much confidence in the method re-
Gently perfected which be obtained other office IN
the United States and which differs radically from his
former almost respect especially in the
given patients by three consulting physicians
constantly in attendance The quick relief that comes to
stubborn The of an entirely new ap-
paratus of ringing and deafness In view
of all more, DR.. Cowden feels it his duty
as pleasure offer these wonderfully bene-
fits to his old patients first.
This does earnestly and gratefully, and without
expense them Therefore former patient
herewith consider themselves especially and personal
ly call their convenience during Office
hours of all thorough. free trial
treatment that they may judge for themselves the really
wonderful effects of this method. This that
you cordially welcome receive full weeks careful
treatment with daily visits, absolutely free of charge
This is to object lesson, and to show the
great that has been made this line of medicine
COWden Offices, rs Thirteenth St. n ".
Office Hours: a to p. m-Sunday. 10 to l.
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PERSON AIS.
Or. CZARRA, SpeciaIist,

Treats ali chronic and special maadies of man
and woman. X-rays, electro-static, galvanic,
taiadc electricity. and all mHdern appliances in
use. Consultation free from O:3O TO $50.
6lo62i Pa. ave NV, Metropolitan Block.
apl1tf
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The Washington Loan Office,
122l PA. AVE. n. W.

years with H. K. Fulton. Advances made ON
Personal Property Of all kinds. Correspondence
solicited. An expert will call II desired. Gold,
Silver. and Diamonds bought and sold. Busine0.
strictly confidential. apl-3mOo
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GAMES TODAY.
New York At Warrington.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland mt Cincinnati.
PfttsburE at Louisville.
Chicago ut st. Louis.

The inability of Washington TO hit the
delivery Of Klobedanz to safe territory and
the ability of Boston to connect with Dun
kle's speedy shoots when hits meant runs,
coupled with errors by the home team is
what makes it necessary to record four
straight defeats for the Senators at the
hands of the champions. Had il not been
for Freeman's hit into the bleachers for
four bags the home team would have been
shut out.
So far this season Buck" has batted
in hard luck. but natural hitter like
Freeman is certain 10 crack out safe ones
when he gets in proper form, and the fans
all hope that his home-run hit yester-
day is but the entering wedge for such an
exhibition of scientific hitting as he gave
at the close OF last season. when he out
batted all the siuggers OF the League.
Another encouraging sign is the neat
manner in which Harry Davis showed two
hits through the Beaneaters' inteld. In
fact, every man on the team smashed the
ball on the nose. but the way Herman Long
knocked down apparently safe hits and
threw the batter out smothered the hopes
of the rooters at the same time 1t TOM
PEELED admiration for the German short
stops sensational work.
1t is believed that the Senators will be
greatly strengthened by the trade made
with Brooklyn. Cassidy. who will be play
ed today is a good batter. while Hayden
and Mcfarland are players in whom Han
lon had great confidence and will no doubt
develop into fast men.
Pitcher Frank Killen was this morning
given notice of his release by Washington.
The acquisition of Mcfarland to the SEN
ators' pitching staff makes il unnecessary
TO carry so many twirlers. and after care
fully considering the question as 10 who
could best be spared the lot fell TO Killen.
A number of changes will be noticed in
the makeup of the team this afternoon. as
the management is determined to do every
thing possible to put the club on win
ming basis.
New Yorks will meet Washingtons at
National Park this afternoon at 4:3o.
Yesterdays score:
IL F.
Boston .O 3 o o Ix-10 IL 2
Washington ..... o o o 0-l 6 5
Stolen base-Davis. Two-ba>e hts-Fareli
Long. Duffy. Three-base hit-Stahl. Home runs
--Klobcdanz. Freeman. Double play-flulen to
Padden to Davis. Sacrifice hts-Tenny. Clarke
First base on balls-By Dunkle. 5; by klobedanz,
l. Struck out-By klobedanz, ]. Left ON bases
Washington. s; Boston. Q. ImpireS-Hunt and
Connolly. Time Of game hours.
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The ''3 Days" Cure

0or mem leads all remedies in this city; q
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Con-
sAtation free. DIR. McKEEIAN, SIC 18th st.
Closed Sunday. ap15-lmo
CONSULT PROF. DEXTER. the worlds greatest
magnetic healer; thousands of testimonials
at Office from patients cured; consultation free.
lll2 ST. NV. ap23-3t
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FOR SALE-Corner grocery. NV, 500; snap:
fully equipped printing Office. sos: bargain;
dry goods and notions store. $780, retir-
ing; centrally located dining room, 500; clearing
sle5 month. HARTRIGHT'S, 6l9 st.
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FOR SALE-Half interest cabinet making bust.
ness. sl25; fully equipped. HARTRlGHTS
6Ig ST ap2i 81 -em
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FOR SALE-Bosrding- house of 20 room we'll
filled: money making place, situated be
tween two stations; cheap; owners going TO Eu-
rope June l. Address ENGLISH, this Office.
ap25-3t
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WANTED-To correspond with promoter who can
interest Others and form company to per-
feet and sell machine which will have monopoly
of its field; model now constructed. Address W.
r. O., this office. II
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FOR sALE-Elegant. well paving bar and restaur-
ant. house Of 10 rooms; suitable for boarding
small hotel and pool and billiards. 7th st. NV.
cash required; owner going to Europe. Address
BAR, this Office. ap25-3t
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WANTED-Partner with small capital in we'll
paving business. e. ". CLARK, 2ls AZ It.
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FOR RENT-Grocery department of the largest
retail market in the city Address GROCER, |
this Office. apo3-1t
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-19
ADMITTED TO BAR.
Ex-Speaker Reed Now Regular Praetie.
ing Attorney fn New York.

New York, October 1S.-Thomas
Reed was admitted to practice at the New
York bar today.
When the appellate division of the su.
prems court opened for business Gen.
Thomas L. Hubbard moved the admission
of Mr.. Reed to the bar of the state Of New
York as practicing lawyer and member
Of the bar of another state.
Presiding Justics Van Brunt received
the papers and made the formal an 4.
nounesment that as the papers wers H-
ceived and approved the applicant woald
be received.
1t Is customary in such cases for the ap-
plicant to wait day bsfore the papers
aru approved but In cessTencs to the en-
Sp eaker the approval was given at once
by the court and in a few minutes MIR.
Reed took the oath.
Mr.. Reed in his petition says that he
now resides and for 80 days has resided al
the Cambridge hotel corner OF 33d stree;
and Fifth avenue in the borough Of Man
haitian and that he intends to reside
permanently in the state Ct New York
Mr.. Reed Is member Of the firm OF
Reed, Simpson, Thatcher & Barnum.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-19
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
New York stock, Money and Grain
Market Review.
CANNED GOODS MARKET.

The past week has seen the NEST re-
markab,e activity in the canned corn
market known fer years. The crop, while
very good In quantity, was not 20 large
as in 1893. but that Of Now York state
and some Western seetions was much
below the average. The result has been
a steady and heavy call upon Maine pack
ers until tire crop OF 1899 is practically
sol1 mp. All the standard are sold and
what little is left OF the fancy is selling
at So to 80 cents, and some hold at 81 per
dozen. 1t looks an II In few dnys there
weld lie none left TIE packing OF ap-
pies is so.nS on we'll, and though not
abundant, there Ia nc ora fruit for the pur-
pose than was at first supposed Baked
beans have advanced considerably for not
only have the cans gone Still higher but
the raw material, also. CLANS ara scarce
as yet, and so rre good herring. The
aigh price OF Baltimore peaches and
pears check the dema nd, but prices can
be no lower. Tin cans have taken q still
further advance and are hard to get at
that.