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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
he Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

tr MG~ A9rk, JHnG l2Lm o lively
options. the cotton market as a whole did
not exhibit spcc,ni animation to.dav 4
Sentiment inditforentlV ana n consideraile
portion OF the business done represeuted
settlement OF old accounts rather than
the opening of new ones. Disappointment
in tho Iivevnool cables led To- II dcrlinn
of l@d, points on the opening. ana soon
aiter mere was further slight iail under
ncariSh weather hdNlccS from pretty much
tho entire belt.
The market failed to show special
wcnkness on the down turn. however, and
ny INC close ol the iirSt hour prices were
close To the final figures OF yesterday.
WIN cVNtrlnS Il conspicuous feature.
curing me rest OF me forenoon there was
ntte chang" IN the situation, specula-
lively or otherwise CONSERVATIVE parties
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
DWELLINGS.
FOR S ALL,

dwellings In tho Mottu Block. Client.
Three new houses, ~. PA and PIC Ave-
nue. a, Atlantic City-a bargain
-Four brick houses on st. Paul street,
Store and dwelling and good business,
Moran avenue.
One house on Scott street, S7OOOO
Wharf and warehouse between Conn
mercc street and Roanoke Dock
Vacant lots in all parts of tho CITY
Valuable water front in Brambleton nd
joining y. !S W. Il. II. Co.
Valuable water front in Portsmouth, be-
tween Ferry Dock and Navy Yard
$40 Butte street
Hardy warehouse. Nivison street
Nos. Us and 20 Pool street.
2SI CRANKY street.
?22 York street.
tSS Buto street.
100 and III Brown avenue.
2;3 York street.
80 Queen st. -rt.
3l4 Bank street.
l@ High street
t0l Park avenue.
100 Butte street.
II York street.
SO and 42i Highland avenue.
Dwelling 90 Boush street.
dwelling 23i lSutc street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
NEw YORK; MONEY MNnknr-

New York. June - Money on can easy
ut lHQ2 per cent, last loan MT pcr cont
Prime mercantile paper, 3iaurs per cent.
Sterling Exchange steady, with actual.
business in bankers bills at iN1asftlN1ia
for demand and at i.N3sNlSj FOR sixty
days Posted rates lN5ia ana iSSia: COM
mercial bills 4.SiWiSih; silver cortiu-
Gates 60udi bar silver 60: Mexican dol
lars. fIiA. Government bonds. easy: State
bonds. inactive; rniLrOad bonds Mcak.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Provisions
Lard, Short Ribs, &C.

Chicago. ILL.,, June l2.-Wheat was broad
and active in the market to-day, touching
the highest point of the recent advance
under the influence OF the Northwest
drouth, but losing most of it later on
rain in the afflicted territory. May closed
iic. oyer yesterday. Corn closed ,silAc.
higher and oats improved sc. Provisions
were weak. closing l5p27i2c. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13

out In absence of business. closing n
shade easy; prime crude, barrels S3c
nominal; primo summer yellow, 36.aQ37c
Off do 36c.
Butter grades. nomnal: prime winter
yellow, S9ui0c., nominal: prime white, S9c,
nominal Prime meal. $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13

and steady. August and October UNI
changed; other months / to 4 points de-
cline August. S.25@S.26; October, 76547.66;
January, 7.50QT.5i.
July contracts in New Orleans advanced
! point CLOSING; ut S.9i. Spot cotton quiet
at cents 1cr nniddling.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
BOND MARKET.

New York, June -. 1900
Z. S. refundnG. registered .......... los
United states rciuuding -. coupon n3ia
United States rs. registered ......... 100
United States IS. registered ...... Irg
United States IS, coupon ............ iOg
United States now Is. registered $50. 1875
United states now is. coupon ........ 1918,
United States old Is. registered 49,. mas,
United States old As. coupon ........ lisi'
United States b's, registered ......... lis :
United States IS. coupon ... liS
District of Columbia SECS ......... l13
Virginia Centuries .......... ...... W
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Atehison, pref. TtWabashP re'. -. " Is.
Salti. and Ohio MS Wabash, pref 10 (,
Can. Pacific 92si w and l. r. 80. 81
Can. Southern . 81 ~ and l. T., I'd
Chcs. and Ohio 26I pref. 80. 80. -
G, and l. ...... 2o,s EN-. COMPANIES
- and l., pref ~ Adams liN. ......ll7
and and 4 4 w l q A e. :. Mz EN. ..Is
c. II | and u ..l052, Wells Fargo .1iS
G c c and ST. l. 577s
Col, Southern :. "a IMIscELLANEous.
GS. Cd pref, ...lol Amer. Cot Oil 1874
Dol; and lIud. ..1llAA c Q, pref. 49,. 81
T. l. and w lis Amer. Mating
- ana IL q ia y NJ, pref. 800. -
- ana X q, pref G6h y and Il go. 3lis
ERIE ....... $50. lis \ and X. pref. SJia
EErle; lst pref 39ls Amer. Spirits -. 2i4
~, nor, PREF. .l5i y. s., pref $50. II
Hooking Coal :. II Am. Steel Hoop 20i,
itockinS val 80 y II, pref. -. 30
Illinois Central .lll9iA S ana w ~ 81
Iowa Central -. l7ja \ and w. rrc 7iis
Iowa Cen, pref. q Amer. Tin rlatc asiis
X G. 2 and :. 1875 y r T., pref ~ 10 :
J. - ana " 80. %. Amer. Tobacco 81
l. - and w. pre- - Amer. lob. pre- 10
Lake shore $50. .2l2 Anaconda NJ = i1is
LOUIS. ana Nash 1l2s Brooklyn X II 6>is
Sianhattan Ia &ss Col. Fuel and | 3a!s
Met Sit. -. Ky ....l5SA Con. Tobacco :. 239s
Minn. ana ST. !. bia Federal steel e. 3i3s
NJ and 81; l.. pre- 81 Fed. Steel, pref, 80
Mo. Pacific ...... 52H Gen. Electric . 1873
Mobile ana Ohio - Glucose Sugar q. Il
~ y ana Il 80. lpiaGlu Sugar. pre- ~
" Il ana T. pre- - tlnt'nl Paper ... 222.
\. j. Central ...l2l%.{Int'nl r. pref G,Is
n. Y. Central ..l2Sla;Lacicdc Gas M -
ana W ........ 3S4yNauonal Biscuit aSit
y and W, pref. q MAT. Biscuit, pre- l7i.
No. Pacific, pref 7Sa,iNat lead nrcf g5is
ana W :;...... 2AsjNational Steel - 5
- X ana y 80; = Nat. steel. pref. 4
- Il ana \, pref - ~. Y. \. u. .....I26
I,chnSNiNanlu l-oisiNOrth Amer. -. liat
uncanIiilG -. 80. u lPaciiic Coast ... 81 !
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13

Cash quotations were as follows: l'lour
was steady; No. 3 spring wheat 67Gc1lc.;
No. RED. 13I16c. No. corn,
aS3s13g3sc.: No. 2 yellow, S93,c. No.
. oats. 22iaH223ic: No = white,
&c; No. 3 white. 25U2Gc. No. rye, SIC:
good feeding barley. 376S3lac.: fair TO
choice mating. l0niSc.: No. / flax seed.
$3.50; No. ! Northwestern. $3.50: prime
timothy seed. $2.Sj. Mess Pork per bar
rel. $lO35H ll.a0; lard, per 100 pounds S6.550
go; short ribs sides tiouse,. 81 5otii.ee: dry
saited shoulders (boXed). Gi&I63.c.; short
clear sides tboXcdj. $i.20oI.50. WhiSlScy,
basis OF high wine. $l23 Sugars. cut loaf.
So IS: granulhtcd, $5.S2; confectloners ~"
SIS: OF y. sos. Glover. contract grade.
S1.t5USN0
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; crcamcricS, ii
9llc., dairios, l2ul5iac.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
TRUCK MRRKEr.

fBy Telegraph TO vireinian- Pllot.)
New York. June 12.-Potatoes. quiet:
New York, $l.004l50; Jersey, sweets, $3.50
Q45o.
Cabbage, quiet; Florida, per crate, 81 %
Ql.75.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
NORFOLK MARKETS.
For Grain, Hay, Groceries, Provis-
ions, &c.

Quotations nt Wholesale Prices, Unless
Otherwise Stated. and Prices ARC Sub
jcct To FIuctuation in Market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13

GROCERIES,
FLOUR Market steady. spring whent
winter wheat. half patent 1919: win
ter wheat. choice straight, S3oo winter
wheat family. 500 winter wheat. fair TO
GOOD grades of extra. saJsB j. 10. winter
ME" MENL~Pcr bag 100 lbs. Si1o: % lb.
bags. Sl02
guayrn. l3Tlic.; choice iuo llh0l5sic.;
prime do. lUiaUllc.: fair, do. 9Stul0i4c.
ROASTED COFFEE = Ariosa. loo-lb
Ariosa. 8G-Ih cases. Sl2.70: Lion l00-lo.
cases. SLIGO; Lion. COLD. cases. $ll.lo
These Now York f o. b. Prices subject
to delivery conditions.
CIIEESE-I.arsc full cream. iec.; small
full cream. lac.
srGAR. = An sugars have advanced.
The Following prices include this
advance: Cubes or pressed blocks. loose
in barrels. GOO; Powdered, loose in bar
rels. SIS; either IN haii barrels addi-
ard, loose in barrels, 5.6i Granulatcd
Fine, loose in barrels. 5G3; Granulated
cd. III. and H. sacks, packe.d in bar
rel 5.7h: Grauuatcd d. and H. papers,
packed in cases. , 40; Yellow No 5, very
bright, 52o; Yellow 60 nearly as
bright. $40; Yellow No. H. good bright
5.o5: Yellow y, fairly bright: 800.
choice. a2aeic: lower grade syrup I5g2oc !:
nolasses. Iorto R:co. 10000.
PROVISIONS
BULK ATS-MARIIET steady; rib
sides, 1928: bellies Western, lightweight,
S. %; bellies Western. heavy, S1.i5.
MS-.Sugar cured, ~ c
DRY SNI.TFD JOWT.S-5ilc.
PORK PLNrES- 500.
MESS lORk-lS9S and 1899, Sl275.
HAM pOEk-Ncw. Sl3.2j.
I.ARD-pure butchers in tiorces. Sc.
compound. herccs. As to brand. caIc. 90
H. tubs and t0-lb ting. Ac more.
WOOi.-Cnwash he'd. lie: bulky, 3 to &C.
less: washed wool. 25c.; black i2iAc. to l6c
IIIDES-G. s. ~: green. 90; dry n!n,.
il; dry salt. lll2; damaged. T.
SALT FISH
HERRINC.-.Scw NoTTn V1rc tryI CIT
none; Eastern. barrels: Si.O0: Potomac.
gross. none; muliots, S0-lb. kegs $500:
SPOTS. loo-,b. kegs. sa.7l: mackcrel good
No . so 90. white FISH. new catch. l0O-lb
kegs. none; S0-lb. kegs none; .0-lb. kegs,
none.
FRESH FISH.
e.,o's. per pound. &C.: eroakers, rsr
pound Ic.: tnylors. per pound 445c. :
per pound. ease; shad 7ac.; trout. &c !;
.heeHhead Per pound. DC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13

Wilmington n c.. June 1.-Splrits tur-
ncntinc nothing doing. Resin, steady.
Sl05Hl.l0. Tar. quiet, $i30ltliO. Crude
turpcniine, quiet. Sl.70G270
Charleston S. G.. June l2.-Turpen,inc,
quiet. at ljl4c. Rosin. quiet and un-
changed.
Savannah, Ga. June 12.-Sprts turpen-
tine. duh at lie. Rosin. firm, all grades
reduced cents.
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COTyrON sErn OH.

W ~ fIFfIlIT
New York, June Y Cotton Seed Oil
inactive and practically nominal through
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FOR E-F>l

e9i T.ovitt avenue. : rooms ..........e1G6 s
.! Charlotte street, rooms .......... ~. 90
% Holt street. 5 rooms ................ g.; 50
III WilluuGhhy avenue. rooms ...... 20.00
5l3 Willoughby avenue, : rooms ...... 1900
lS0 5. Kelly avenue. rooms ......... .. 90
3.6 iutc street. 9 rooms Embellishments. -. 90
5,' Main street. 9 rooms .............. 9l0J
llS y. Park avenue. S rooms .......... ~ 50
1873 YORK street. rooms ................ 81. 90
- Norm street rooms .............. ~ 90
8 Ward avenue. rooms ............ 5000
- York Place. rooms ................ 1900
l3i \. Kelly avenue. > rooms ....... $50
55i Water street 10 rooms .......... -. 20
ROOMS.
100 $. Kelly nvonuc : rooms. up stairs.
70. ". Highland avenue. rooms. ..
~ chapel street. . rooms.
~ Chapel street. ; rooms.
STORES.
S1d .''"n S'tC,' .''''...'..' .''..'......
?. Williams street .......... ....... $50
50 bank street ............ ............ 1900
MONEY TO LOAN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
GRAIN. HAY AND RICE

CORN-Whitc corn. from store. &c. ;
mixed corn. from stores. zoe:
OATS-Ste1dy; naked. &c; white, 3Sc.
MIl.L rEt:D- Market steady: bran. per
ton. $500: middiing. sl9.Co per ton
OATS-Steady; mixed. from store, 3Sc;
WAf~No. Timothy hay. $500: mixed
hay No. >. S170o: mixed hay, Sl7.O0: hay in
carload lots. No. !, $3.50; No. :. $3.50;
mixed, $3.50.
MiLLED NICE-As to srxde,-bh TO
ROUGH RICE-Nors on tho marke.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS-Narliet very quiet: fancy
CSC; strictly primo. 25sc, prime, pa I2Hsc,:
common. lac: Spanish. NC per buShel
PEAS-Blackcyc, $50 per bag; black
COUNTRY PRODUCE
POUI.TRY-i.ivc. STEADY: chickens. OLD
fat, S0d52isc.: spring. l542oc.; ducks, mud.
EGGS-Quiet at l2c. per dozen.
BUT'rEH-Good country, 124l5c.
COUNTRY HAMS - steady. Smithneld.
fancy. is0i5c:: V!rginia eGIntry. l0Tl2'se;
PoTATOES- Northern. white. 81 50Ql 60
per bag: new $2.o0u3.0o per barrel; sweets
Ilayman, $l.1592.CJ per barrel; yellow, Sl.15
NATIVE $l.OOa1.25 per crate
TOMATOES-Cr $e2a"2.'5.
ONIONS $l5eal.75 per box.
BERMU DA-$l.,5.
PEAS-5oG'5c. per basket
SNAPS-lQ1tI1c. per basket
CtCl NlISE itS-SliWfJl.2 per pON.
CANTF.I orr -S2.OeG250 per crate.
WHOETLEBERRIES- per quart
BLACkBERRlliS-S Ul0c. per quart.
FRUITS
APPLES-Virginia apples. none: North
orn $3.50.
LEMONS-Si O0G;5O per hox.
PEAClIES-Gcorgia S20oH2.50 per crate.
LIN f.s,-si.Cc per basket
pINEAPP LIS-Gltsc.
BANANAS-le- bunch. 6ocf3!l.so.
COCOANUIS Soc 20 bag. s25r13.0o.
rALIFOK%IA ORANGES Mcssina
NO0; seedlings, S3.coG3.50; navcls, $500
100 per box.
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none; Eastern. barrels: Si00: Potomac
gross. none; muliots, S0-ib kegs. $500:
30 ) SO 90: Wits fisn' new cater l6ooih
ilees. none; S0-lb kegs. none; .0-lb. kegs,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-20
sCRANToN-NrNrH WARD.

Beemer. o. s.. sos Linden St, retail.
Boyer. ]. T., 244 Adams ave, retail.
Appeal day. Thursday, April 26 1900, 0
q; m, to 8 p. m, at the Arbitration Room.
Court House. In the city of Scranton.
ANY person so ascertained or assessed
who shall fail to attend such appeal or to
appeal from the decision of the appraiser
TO the Common Pleas within ten days
thereafter will not be permitted to set up
as a defense to the recovery Oft amount
OF the license which he Is required to pay
when suit shall be brought. that he is not
a daler in merchandise. ETC., etc. The
law further provides, that 1t shall be the
duty of the County Treasurer to sue for
the recovery of oil licenses duly returned
to h m by the Mercantile Appraiser II not
paid on or before the first day Of July
in cash and every year, within ten days
after date, and said Treasurer shall not
be discharged from any such license un-
less he brings suit to recover the same
on or before that date.
MICHAEL KRAEMER,
Appraiser.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-20
FINAL SESSIONS OF
THE PRtSBYTERY
ACTION TAKEN IN REFERENCE
TO NEW CREED.

Resolution Adopted Asking the Gen.
eral Assembly to Take Steps To-
ward Preparing New OF Revised
Form of Greed Statement-Reports
Of Committees Read and Adopted.
Adjourned to Meet May 23-Fall
Meeting Will Be Held at shick-
shiny.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-20
On Main Floor.

Sofa Pillows big lot of them bought especially for
this Friday sale Is inches square, covered with pretty
patterns OF best cretonnes Filled with cotton. These
would easily bring 3Oc For hour only Friday, at
Dog Collar Belts Newest style, with silver heads,
plate chain and paddock Also Plain Leather Belts in
and black. Have sold up 39c and 45c For one hour
only Friday, at o'clock.
On Second Floor.
SIOo Corsets: great bargain Big lot of some of the
best makes OF 100 and 125 Corsets including H. & S,
Sonnette and J. {. c. Superby made comfortable, per-
feet fitting All sizes, but not in every style For one
hour only-Frday at o'clock. k......................
Sun Bonnets: Therel be lively scrambng for these.
They elegantly made and in many patterns and
almost every color. Made with nobby stiff crowns and
with without capes. For hour ony-Friday at 3
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-20
On Main Floor.

Misses Shoes: Tan color goatskn or fine black kid
sin in lace button spring heel patent leather tips in
diamond square shape: sizes 81 g. 9t TO- 1O1 H. H.
II, 12! 13, 134 Il and Positively good value at 125
For one hour only at o'clock .....................
Embroideries A special purchase of $3.50 yards of
handsome nansook and cambria embroderes in the most
beautiful of paerns-some of them very wide Worth
up to 1c and 16c the yard For hour only Friday,
dt CLOCK
On Second Floor
Boys Waists AT just half price, you'll with
rush. Made up of fine linens and fancy striped percales
handsomely finished and perfect fitting All sizes for boys
from to II years. For one hour only on Friday at
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-20

The Lackawanna Presbytery con-
cluded their spring session Mt 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, after four days
of continuous work, during which
time much business was transacted
pertaining to the churches identified
with the assembly. Routine business
was the general order yesterday, but
the members took time to reafflrm
their devotion to the best interests Of
the church and ask the General as
sembly to take steps towards ,rerar-
ing a new form of creed statement
Morning session, led by Rev. w. G.
Mickey, opened with devotional ex-
ercises. Rev. J. p Moffat. d. D., read
the report of the permanent COM
mittee on freedmen, which was &C.
cepted. Rev. J. S. Stewart, ,. D., re-
ported for the committee on organ
ization of foreign speaking people,
that they would require more time
to prepare their report.
The following resolution was adopted
in reference to the foreign work:
Resolved, That the Preshytery heartily com
mends the faithful laboIs Of the executive COM
mttee having charge Of the work among the
foreign speaking people, and that the pastors OF
all our churches he urged to lay upon the hearts
and consciences of their people the absolute ne
cessty of liberal contributions of money from all
our churches il this great work is to be con
tinucd and extended.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-20
FIRST BLOOD FOR
THE LEXOW VICTIMS

tConcluded from Page 8. ]
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-20

ACTORS, SINGERS, TALKERs-Are all more
or less subject to Bad Throat, Hoarseness, Ton.
silitis and CataHh. DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Row.
der never disappoints II can but proclaim
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder a wonderful medi-
cine for actors, singers, and public speakers. Ny.
self and my wife have tried everything, but have
never found anything to equal this great remedy,
for quick action; il certainly is a wonder
worker. Al. Emmett Fostell. New York City
Sold BY Matthews Bros. aud ", 4. Clark. re.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-20
In the Basement.

Groceries: Another great sale that will help you
know this spenddly equipped grocery store better We
offer for hour your choice of large of potted ham,
pound Eureka baked beans; quart table syrup;
pound of Longs baking powder, pound inl-
ported sardines; bottle of Van Camps Chill Sauce; bottle
of pickles olives jar of JAM lbs of rolled oats; or
bars of Dome Soap Any OF these items if bought regu
lary would from 12c to 1Sc For hour only
On Main Floor
Womens Hosiery; big purchase gives you OF
the greatest offers of the day II o'clock. Fine quality
fast black stockings, seamless full regular made Would
positively be big value at Is cents. For hour only at
II o'clock Observation-Disclosures.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-20
In the Basement.

III NE DdSeHeHf.
water doblets: Any shape you want plain and banded
their regular price DC each For one hour at 10
sauce Pans: Full sixquar size Dresden shape sauce
pans, seamless triple coated ware Very servceable
and fully worth SOC. For one hour only at 10 o'clock
Nickel Trays; Handsomely engraved so as resen,-
BILE silver; always IA cents For hour only at 10
Double Bolers Genuine agate, nickel steel, analyzed
as chemically pure, and fully warranted. Always sold
at lbs For one hour only at 10 o'clock ........
Copper Boilers: The very heaviest grade made with
extra wood braced handles. Nothing better made and
positively worth 300. For hour only at 10 d,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-20
EATING HOUSES.

Burrows. Ike. Carbondale, retail.
SCRANTON-EIGHT WARD.
Burrows Joseph, Spruce ST., retail.
Dolan. j.. X. 1913 Franklin ave, retail.
Goldberg & Finkolstine. i01 Franklin
ave.
Handley, William, GCs Lacka. ave, lotail.
Wsisberg. Joseph. 22s Spruce St. retail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-11
A NEWSPAPER SUIT
In Which the Position Of Some Of the
Trustees is Rather Complicated.

Judge Russell rendered a judgment in
default Friday in case of j. w. Des-
lauriers as Bradlee's newspaper agency
versus the Northern News company of
Troy. n. Y. in which the defendants did
not appear
The judgment was for s25.03 and costs
of S24 and NJ j. Wiltse was holden as
trustee in the amount of $25.
j. w. Deslauriers acquired the news
paper and periodical business operated by
Bradlee's news agency some time ago and
after operating it for a time retired from
the business. 1t appears that the account
of the defendant company was allowed 10
run under the same head both before ard
aztec the business was assumed by Des-
lauriers. although it is claimed they were
notified when he acquired it. His account
showed a balance to his credit which was
refused TO him because the accounts did
not agree and hence the suit. The suit
held as trustees NJ. j. Wiltse, George
East, Charles Bessey and G.. Il. Stratton.
Wiltse, it appeared, had guaranteed East
TO the Northern News company in the
amount of s25 and East had become in
debted to them for this amount, which he
did not pay. hence Wi!tse was trustee in
the suit of Deslaurers versus the North
ern News company, and was holden as
trustee in the amount of SO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-11
AN ENCOURAGING YEAR.
Good Showing Made at the Meeting OF
the Home For Friendless Women.

The board of directors and management
of tho Home for Friendless Women met
yesterday afternoon at 80 o'clock for
their annual meeting and to elect officers
Tor the ensuing year. Eleven of the
board were present. The work of the past
year was reviewed and the annual report
was more encouraging than in any pre-
Vlous year. The superintendent of the
Home, Mrs. A. +. Upper, has proved Of
great value to the Institution and to her
is due In a large measure the great sue
cess of the past year. Many of the girls
In the home have shown ability for diner-
ent kinds of work and are helped by the
matron to develop these tastes thus ueing
taught TO support themselves. There mas
been an Increase in the interest in the
home throughout the State and many bar
rels and boxes have been received. About
eight years ago the home was purchased
for $1,000 and since that time many hun
dreds Of dollars have been laid out In re-
pairs. This debt with all interest has
been reduced to about 5000 and plans are
under way whereby this will b. greatly
reduced with a short time The ,reasurers
report showed the receipts for the past
year to have been sl669. AS and the expendi-
lures $l4GO16 leaving a balance of sol 80
1t was reported that the city had granted
permission to the home for burial in the
strangers lot at Lake View cemetery of
all inmates who should die special por-
NiOh vi tHdI iOl DelTB set dSlue lOr tnelr
use. The officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows:-
President-Mrs. f.. r. Davidson.
Vice-President-C. J. Ferguson.
Secretary-Mrs. L. +. Wilbur.
Treasurer-Miss Carrie kngsland
Audtor-Mrs. Ida II. Read.
The board of management was appoint
ed as follows: Miss Carrie Kngsland,
Mrs. l.. S. Hsdley. Mrs. d. A. Brodie, Mrs.
w. f. Ferguson. Mrs Ida II Read Miss
May Hammond Mrs NJ. f. Perkins.
Special committee to change and build
sewer; G. ]. Ferguson, II. o. Wheeler,
Mrs. l.. s. Hadley.
Special committee to provide ways and
means to liquidate the remainder of the
Indebtedness Mrs Ida H. Read, Mrs. l..
ID. Dyer, Mrs. W. +. Ferguson.
! Stan Of physicians: Drs. G l. Forbes H.
a. Crandall. T.. f.. insolvency, W. A. Ly-
: an, n. r, Wilder II. T.. Lewis, w f..
/ Iiazelton, Lyman Allen.
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