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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-05
COUNTY NEWS.
Breszy Letters Written BY Our
>carps of Correspondents
Throughout the County.
ADAMSBURG.

Mn. Allen Fultz is visiting friends III
sSunbury.
HI. Romig of Sunbury spent sun
.day with his family.
Mrs. Foster Riegle spent several days
at Kreamer last week.
Mrs. Philip Zong of Milton was Il IT.
..,ent visitor mt this place.
Robt. Wagner of Mcclure is clerking
In J. B. Spangler's store.
John Gearhart purchased the "ohe
,house. Consideration S4Zo.
Prof. r. f. Smith ofTroXclvllle maze
"A business trip to town Monday
Misses Kate and Esta shannon anu
Mrs. Polly Romig are on the SICK ',S.'
VIM. Keller, who had been teaching
..chnnI in White Deer, has returileu
home. -,
Miss Jennie Klosc of PaNtonviile l.
-sp,ndInr several weeks with MIS-. " ILL.,
Drec~e.
i.oac Fultz of Beavcrtown intends 10
,clcrk in Fultns store during the pres
cent month.
The Lords supper will he celebrated
-, H.. n,I,.r,u church Easter morn
III lbt l'uNil' i''''
ing, April 10.
Geo. Swangcr and JOS. HackennerrIy
nf Neagcrtowm are visiting friends Ill
;this vicinity.
Mrs Cora Hamilton and daughter,
.Syrtle, of Altoona moved iii'o our
amidst Monday.
John Shircy, wife and children :" %
o., '','i.,,u,m '"i, wore entertained by his
lnother last week.
Maync Gcarhart and sister Hannah,
.,f ,rwistown were visiting Ill lhiS
place over Sunday.
Mrs. T. Rcitz gave II party rrioa!
evening in honor OF her guests, N'SS''
.Smith and Minium.
Thomas Wcidcnsaul, tormrriN o'
Danvillc but now cn route for Virginia.
wished his mother last week.
The Banquet held saturday HNTh.ns %'.
-yas well attended hy the odd Fellows.
1t WAS given in cOmmrliora'ioh o'
dbe eighth anniversary OF their orsa'''-
-zation.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-05
SHADEL.

The weather at present is very pleas
ant.
Henry Bickhart lost valuable cow
last week.
Mrs. Jonathan Reichenbach is on
ibe sick list.
Farmers have commenced to plow fol
spring seeding.
The iron bridge at Meiserville is near.
1y completed. 1t will be great bene
lit to the people.
The Sunday school at Aline was or
,ganized last Sunday. The officers ant
teachers were elected for this summer
Fittings are numerous this spring
Quite number have moved already
and there are some moving yet.
Il. s. Meiser of Meiserville moved Il
,Selinsgrove last week and Jerome
Kersetter into the Hotel vacated by Il
u. Meiser.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-05
Other Correspondence on page 5
To Cure a Cold In one Day

To Cure 0OIu N, Vne Dhy
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE TABLErs. All
druggists refund the money II II tails 10 cure
EW GROVES sir Da,nre on every tox 25c. l0-b-6
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-05
WEST BEAvEB.


Farm hands are IN demand In this
end this spring.
Up to date we had about twenty
inches Of snow fall this winter.
Some Of our farmers commenced
plowing for theirspring sowing
Simon Yetter and wife were guests Of
Mrs. Aaron Meyers last Sunday.
Our streets were full of visitors Sun
day making their fint of April calls.
j. Steely's little boy, Quay, has
been on the sick list for the past week.
Mrs. Martha Haines and daughter of
Huntington county moved here last
week.
Good natured Tom Herbster was
seen on our streets last week on his
trolley car.
Mrs. VIM. Hook of Mffiin county
expects to be Snyder county visitor
for few weeks.
Joseph NJ. Wagner received a new
set of buggy harness from his wife as
birthday present.
Samuel IH Phillips has been Offered
a position in North Dakota which ht
thinks he will accept.
Many poor man will be made hap
DIV this week through the hard earned
donations of Uncle Sam.
Samuel Baumgardner and wife OF
Siglerville, spend Sunday with the
latter's father, Levi b. Treaster.
Some of our boys are making pre-
perations to go to Blair county, to
work on stave mill for Chas. Wagner.
This week closes most of our schools
for this winter, l.. c. Wagner being
back II few days, on account OF sick
hess.
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higher than. Ave are almost Invariably sup
good !sns suit Is sxsys e., .s.,tsd, =, 4. yhs.hs,
safe opsninS and i Is better 70 open ! SUP;
s'1r s .H.H sh S ior ms Saoi sS n%ps x1Ss
Ons honor. Short rlits which are not sup;
cards, are never led from hands containing
;so!s !. sts.a the asASS,d ss NS., Issa,
Manual" 4. that the queen Is led from Q re-
sardes. q number. on the same principle,
Ward hoIdi that the natural instinct Of eyery
second hand player i 70 cover any thing that
sGk; Ee 4 he S en- ;h"S. S hft S he eT.n y
2 do 80. ie calls attention, to q ths fact that
s aones cd osi1 si@ tss hs ovss 0 e
Jack second hand when holding only one honor
In he s,it was abandoped nrsti 1t used to
Il was . Ioains plsv. ward thinks human
nature sonser than book heoris" i and hS,
% ,SsS hold II only nj " s"ioe rlMded SO h. thinks
sJA "aS and :s.a ~ s;s H. 9 10 s q mons s
np st .ooror @ shsS % The dig u %ss + The osly
3 win io.s Is when both ace and king are
second hand and partner does not hold uee
king the lead Of the queen stands to gain.
In disoardinC. the Boston rule Is 10 let go
the strong suit when the adversaries lead
G,Imps originally. but otherwise the matter
Is left entirely to the Judgment of the rla' 'er
Taking II altogether. this Is a very simple
system and should recommend itself to any
average PLAYER. It's chief popularity apart
player l.in the queen lead from o. and others:
match with Baltimore Here Ia one case deal
No 20. from this match IN which the lead Is
made Boston gained three tricks on the
hand. but they were not due so much to this
particular lead as to the fact that Baltimore
was apparently tied up BY its system Of dis
cardina, for while both sides discarded tho same
suit and the same cards, Baltimore made n re-
verse signal and got the wrong suit led.
although Il was the suit be asked for He
followed the system, no doubt. In showing his
strongest suit. bur the Boston PLAYER followed
hi. Judgment In showing the suit he thought
safest. although not his best. and he gained
three tricks hv II.
In the play first given Baltimore lad t'e
opening lead holding ABS cards. and dealt
and turned the heart
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Observed In Boston.
From the Boston Erenino Record

FrJm Nc BOsi0N EreninG RGc0rI
A rather fa~hilv dressed Young woman wear
Ing "A pclrl-colored box coat over u skirt Of
flaming red paused in front Of the entrance
to a store and. drawing up her skirt slightly.
Razed frownngly at her united shoestrngs.
which were Tapping about her feet She was
about to stoop over and tic them. making her
preparations very leisurolv and posing In tho
meantime, when a iniide-aged man, who had
none oi the apren-a nse OF tho asher, saw her
plight and murnIred. Allow me she ~
tho box cont smiled .wcetlv and pulled her
skirt a It'll" hI.ucr The nan dropred on ono
knee do'tlv ti"i The refractory sh"e,trinc>
ard With a cour'lr bow pa~ I'D on The Young
woman looked dis1prpir'ci and ra7ed after
him, but he 'rl~ on about his husincas
Two voung mon 'llklnc 'oc"iher az the curb
bad seen the whole thing 1T. favor'" trick Of
hers. said on" 81 them I'm on tho street
Iulte a great deal and / couldn, help notic-
inc her Those shocs'-ings Of hers get un-
tied about every block"
The sun., 1900-11-04

Live stock Market.

SATURDAY, Nov. J.
Receipts Of heeves were IOS head. nearly all con.
signed to saughtrt-rs and exporters The limited
trading IN live csttIe Was at steady prices Dressed
fhai moi.rst lnr ury at &c pcr H. for native
SIDES, and al 7C for Texas Acet Gables unchanged
Exports, 900 beeyes lO3 sheep and 800 quarters
OF beef
Receipts Of calves were 100 head. all for the
market Feeling steady and all the stock wanted
Ordinary 10 good veals sod At sc.5nGS IS per 100 lbs
no really prime offered good bunch of gtas~ts
sot at 81 20 city dressed veals steady al 81 9
IL &C, per III
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were :.o6e head. IN.
Guiding cars for butchers and for the market and
with the stale stock. there were l3 u cars sale
sheep were rather SLOW but steady. lambs rrm. and
neaflv all grades Is q shC higher Three and halt
cars OF stock, mainly sheep, were held over Med I'm
10 good sheep sold at 80 .C5 per 100 lbs, few
tops AT 81 common N prime lambs at 81 SOC IS 20.
including n car OF Canadian ambs at the outside
ngutrs Dressed mutton steady at 4 = 97c per ID h:
dressed lambs AtsSue.
more than dcok.oad for tie market Hogs steady;
nj nffu
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and whers he has bad the best coaching lie iss I

and where be has bad the best coaching lie is
heavy, strong and experienced and IL the equal
Of airy tackle in the League; Dykenan will
probably be found at left tackle and no one will
push his iS7 pounds about without an IN ri.
Parish is pushing him hard for the position and
may get there II he learns 70 make better US Of
h,s weigh and strength. Chamberlain has been
playing n altar game in the sam. position. h1v-
Ing had plenty Of experience on other school
teams before coming 10 Brooklyn. The age
limit Of the I,ong Island League. however. hars
him from taking art In the regular league
matches, but he IL s,ill on the scrub team.
Snth the oolored lad, Is the strongest end
although Mason and Gilbert arc pressing him
closely, Ilalnes Is the superior of all three In
snno respects. hut Il little too light. AZ quarter
Mellstood gets the place. and should develop
into the best quarter In the Icngu". He v ex-
parienCrd, quick and a good kicker. Reid
Welstoois rival for the position. = in some
respscts .upeTior ard runs the team us well.
In the pGCk leid. Mc'kcs il dong best work
and is a fixture at full his helmet is expected
to h. s-cn frequently emerging through the
holes that the high school line men should
make, and he il strong enough . WHk his own
way when called upon. For the hllf backs
Rnpp. Hobart ,Brlnksrhor ard Rodrn rank
about even in the order named. though their
abilities vary greatly IN various ways, hobart
u one Of the fastest sprint'rs In scholastic
circles Brintarhor IL the fastest iurior. hut
both have grav. faults behind interference,
AID are not god tackles. Eupp Is strong
kicker and Roden the best tackler Of the lot.
The sun., 1900-11-04
Boston gets eight uicia

Boston gtu eight uctA
Trick 2, Following the ace with the deuce
instead of with either Jack or queen, or even
fourth best IL one OF the lodges Of the DaltI-
more system.
Trick 2 The trump lead shows the peculiari-
ty az the ouee n instead Of the fourth best
Trick Q. rs iead OF the spade 10 based on his
good judgment Of two thinks, His partner
l. probably strong IN spades. and As reentry
may he the best of that suit. and II so Il should
be killed at once. can keep A out II his re-
entry Ia In diamonds
Trick g The spade suit being marked with
Y. and 2 holding the commanding diamond
he must draw one OF As rumps and then force
tho other
Trick H. A loses trick by his failure IN re-
member a principle which has been often In
sisted on In these articles, which IL, that when
tho player on your left has an established suit
YOU should never allow him to get In with
anything less than an ace II you can help IT,
II he has the ace. he will get In no matter what
you play. but do not let him In with queen
or a Jack.
Here Il the play at the other tabls. when Bal
tirnore held Y-Z's cards:
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Boston and Aiban, Railroad, statu,.

An arr rr1neerne7t has been made by which the
lease o. Bos on and Albany Railroad TO tho
New York C'nrral. after its finll ratification by
the Shareholders OF IN" last named company
next ! hursd y. wi | become operatve as o. date
OF july l, 1890. as oriri nally stipulated. 1ha
New lork eu ri Will nan &c the b ston and
Albany a. a. inde e-d dent line With n ~eyrr1ts
corp OF eIecrtiv" olce he corporate ex-
ist.' ce Of h. 10 TO- and albany viii no way
be intsrfered with. eXcept that tun exc i've
ofllcer~ OF the Nassach gsotts system will per-
form heir duties agents OF the New York
Central
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Another Railroad system BEING Formed.

Eighty surveyors. II is asserted. are engaged
In locat NJ new lines 10 connec. the Wabash
Railroad. the Wheeling and Lake Ere. the
Toledo. St Louis and Western. md tho tYa'o,
Rochester and Pitt burg into one avs EN- The
line as projected will be about 27o miles long
from PlI u bury 10 Toledo
The sun., 1900-11-04
New Superintendent of the ia rlem Road.

MI Bronson. who has been private secre-
tarv 20 s r Galway for severa Yeas, has
been n y. inted sup rim endont NJ the Harlem
division ot III" New York Central Rairo d IN
place of James HuStis trans erred 10 he
Hudson River division
The sun., 1900-11-04

CON UERf fAL.

SArrppAv Nov -GRAIS-Whpat-Snot was
Arm Sales. $4,000 bush. for export here
an al the out'orts. No. ? red, In cl"v't'r.
tic, No Nort'ern Duluth. O.. over De-
cembcr No. hard. C. over. Nor,hwcs'crn
receipts wore 563 cars. against si3 last week and
70 last year; Chicaso. i?o cars. aga nst ,i5 a
wear go. Futures closed &c. higher Sa,es.
10000 bush. Pr crs as follows:
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Reading E.tabi,h., . Boston Agency.

c. Metzler. who has been tn" assistant ran--
por,ation master o he = iladrlp ia and Rad
ing Railroad. has been a. pointed special rerra-
senta We of that stem / Boston lIc Will
trarsrortau Inc bctwoen Port Richmond and
al! New England ro''tS
The sun., 1900-11-04
Pal,imoie gets ave tricks only

baltimore Gets ave Tricks only
Trick 3 In this case the fourth best trump
Il led and b makes the same play as at the
other table. going back with the trump lead
before returning his partners suit
Trick II is hard TO see the reason for
thi, reverse discard In diamonds Compare
the cards thrown OF at the other table. and
they are IN. same. but the meaning appears
n be different II certainly looks A. II ono
could better afford N show tho spades, or.
II the diamonds are the suit 10 be played for.
N let 20 all the spades but the king and queen
and keep the diamonds together
The Bost team have no objection to OPEN
Ing ten-acs suits. even of four cards. II the
A. the following deal win show II was No
81 in the match against baltimore and tho
BostOns gained three tricks on II The seven
Y--Zs cards In the play hrst given
The sun., 1900-11-04
Southern Pacinc First vice-Presidsncy.

A repor from Ssn Francisco receives ere
dence In South r. Pic flr ] abroad circles that
FIRST vice-Pre.id'nt II Z. Eunt nSton will re-
sign soon after Charles VI. Havs takes tho
Vice PresidSnt and head Of the franc d part
ment will becSmn irst Y ce-President
The sun., 1900-11-04
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no. esi



I, Kt-o ch, K-Rs ar. K-KSa R-R ch.
Se' ~ :; snd Tln'I 2 q ~, kk-KS = :
s', ,sr Ir''.Pct i XXX 20 P-e1'h' K-a.s
Corr,c, ISOLATION, received 70 problem No sei from
Q. ", ngS,,d Ji, MAIDEN Mas @ Hrovsr, IL, ban.
New iiofS br A ii. rad. IN. NoIsali. Conn, Mar.
we!i Busofier, Paterson NJ j. Harry Elmer. New
Coircc, solution, received 70 problem No. eoa from
S,s ns,,sd hSI l # Ns Broo.n ssn
y !. Mehshon, h,L.LI!., !; j.: Dr. a; II BaSwIn.
N,r:t Sna;,,I TSn IhfSGs, SsT,on l'sSl' p'TIn e.
Detroit Mich; larry Elmer, New York
4 'GSq, N.ss cDs sdy r'''ff tss%
il. Maiden Ma,.. Dr. A. II. BALDWIN. NorvaIk.
Conn. Growers LII. DAnbury. Conn: Harry Elmer.
Addl,ional correct ,o!utlon, cam. % hand from
SIo,, II p'1s'S' SoN s'S NJ snS S,s go & from :;
New York % 10. 500 from r warwick. s, Paul %
CORRESPONDENCE
Theodor, ulgerS Paterson. y. j., and Morn, A.
Ty9s New 6oTR v r ,,o pay S d cT,,
PITS pdia, hsi Z; e. = @ pawn which r.ssA.,
a queen, look. snish, or bishop a player ha, no
,sh, 70 e such paw 'c%.,n pss.s ~, hs {, %s, s
Metropolitan. Ney Nofk-Tte Manhattan Chess
Club lis ouartrs at the United Charities Building.
East Twenty second street, corner OF Fourth Av.nue
Non mem btIs can be admitted on app cation 70 the
secretary
C. r. HAussman. Jt. Philadelphia lndor~s Lyons
propo,al 10 begin play In the second round oi the
mai In ,hs second correspondence tourney Of ThE
Sun reader, MADAM and wlklnson vii not be
mainIS players shall indor~ Lyons scheme The
v 4. PaSr>cn by ali ms.n.. u,. III. po~se.
/ Dsisus ,,..sd hs, he /, nov Akias . ,sssasa
The sun., 1900-11-04
Two Cents a Mile for Passenger Tramc.

The action OF the general passenger gents Of
ralroars operating in Michgin In establishing e
a standa d rate o. two cent, NIL" for rassen-
ger tr.filc wi | affect the railroadl in Eastern
trunk ne errttory "a well a- Central Traffir
territory. This new rate Is TO apply Cn al
through traffic
The sun., 1900-11-04
Inspection OF the Erie Rsiiroaa.

President F. r. Thomas OF the Trie Railroad
accompanied by some Of tho chief e1ecutIS q
officers and 'nds OF dapartment-. tas baen
making h anLuIi IN .p"Ctlon of the l. 10 / ms
during IA rast few day. | Irorerty Is d.
q rcd 10 lie il better physical condition than
az q
The sun., 1900-11-04

Hslumore gets nve tricks only.
Trick l. Baltimore opens the A J suit In
preference 10 the major ten-aoe, Many per-
sons would prefer the trump from this hand
Trick , When one adversary plays the ace
and the other the king your partner Ia marked
with the queen. 30 that passing trick does
not necessarily show four trumps
Trick T. IL u better TO put up q ainRly-
guarded honor second hand when the adver-
saries are strong In trumps. - they often lead
low In such oaseA
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liveneS 1884 bags Rio receipts. 2 days "a. .o00
No returns from Santos. Prices here as follows:

The adng In coffee wa, dull with prices slightly
lower on dee Inc al Hamtutg and little local and
fIeign selling. Kari kri.che cahled from Brazil
Receipts are Hing on Market tendency upward.
owing 10 decrease
NAVAL SToRRs-Spitits Of turpenine. 4Sia . <4c.
Conn 10 good strained rosin. tL4sls $3.50
PRovisioNs-Mest'wer easy; picked bellies. 9
lie do hams Ji.sol.c do shoulders. o.. Y6l4c.
QUIT; Western choice. S7,ls Batl keys, $3.50:
Irnn'd Continent, 81 55 South Amer can. 50 26
Bupet-Cfeanery. extras 22l3c,: nr,tS, klS
2.c; state, d'iry. fancy ale. Cheesr STATE. g. G.
large, colored or white fsncy. y; small a isc
??c Chicago, Nov ASIDE rom n. covering Of a
short line OF vember lard Tor foreign account the
trade IN provisions VAS dull and iehlutelssS PORK
and ribs avenged slightly lower on moderate selling
In aniio patton Of q lb'ral hog run next week.
l65. .n'ns stl mated The cash trade WAS 'alr"
SUGAR Raw WAS dull al 7.l6 a 4ltc. for os test
and ic. Tor ~ teSt. Molasses, Sc Refined vas
quiet and steady.
The sun., 1900-11-04

GOT ON varc'd u Ugh, owing to heavy ,,o,, IN
J = bN tHr'll = o Tenn $50, a. cov.ring
= . ''rlI ''l ~ b 'act hat Live rool dee in.s
20 il' t'uSl W not o. thr Fillir Y Sort SbN,.
~ .. Ir1v ur 70 cve-tu.lltlss
.|. 49, ~ an IL. go, vas dulr a, ,c
o 'u ui.fe. d'cl' ed roint. cINsirp ,nsc,Jy,
sH... 80. hA.N nave ", unoha-rtd No.,
~ "cttei = 'u = PIG. hmtucAn VGfrhousI dc.
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OUR CHESS CORNER.

PROBLEM NO. e6s-BY r NJ TEFp. NEW YORK
Specially contributed By the Author TO THE Sun
readers
BLACK-FIvR PIECES
KonK 7; 1t on X Kt S: B on X b S; Ps on Kt 9
And III :.
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Boston gets eight trlcss
Trick with five trumrs passes al
though IL IL difio,Ilt to see what he Is keeping
hls trumrS together for
Trick The ace Of the suit the strong hand
Is discardinR according N the old rlle
Trick Z Nothing suits A better than to
have the trr,mps come out He does not
imagine that will not 60 on or he could have
picked up another trick on this deal by winning
the king
Here Is the overplay. Baltimore holding ABS
cards:
The sun., 1900-11-04
Tue MUNICH TOURNAMENT.

and that he wishes 10 forward his moves to wilnan
Mlddlemas on Nov. IL 1HE Sun. which has the
moves. will forward them on that day.
THE MUNICH TOURNAMENT.
a final selection oi games from the intern a'ionA
chess tournament contested last summer ~ Munich
Il herewith Appended.
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Mh1tei YOU A-r buying OF selling real estate, con.
su'l We bO4fd pi bIItrsS "Nhht and Oi-ef' column
~ ies' e''a'e PAGE Suaaays and TDuISdayA-Ad1
The sun., 1900-11-04

I. mixed. g. oltvacr :sc: No. x.t. :5c. VI
vhtr. 27iac - d.. 27c. Borry, Wa dun but
4 m Fee. p irr cit Buffalo, ralil1c 80 &C
e ( Iurslo. CON was nm. Ss's. is5 nO0 hush.
mainly 1T ,S.o" herr and al the ogiHo-,>.
e. '.cl1t.r arl &c. NJ. vhl'r. t'i .c urdrt De-
crrnher n = yellow. tti3". under Futures closed
UNCHANGED to ic higher. sales. 5O,OuO bu.h.
pfCes as follow,
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avg u Shl'''a tod'y sal bNl.s' Memphis 8 AoS
b - -. ~ N.ie o: bale, and n us,nn ASA bslrS
y wbfi"rY cl sgd : ." uo. .rt,h cicr Futu,,. he /.
% q I, - '"ir,> bur foic''d ,lgrty closing
.ltAdN ~ r'l f''H oi N lu npl1tN ESuma,ed
% hli~> rrceSAS follow,
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The List Of Referees.

The following iSa LIST of referees appointed In cases
/ In the Sup 'ene Court Last week.
| By justice Lawrence
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Fsc,ip,>..25i, IS .o2scs $40, m a7s 'a''' '''.
EArlr's. 900, lI2 SO rs co., ......
Chicago.
Recrt,r iis.1NN .7osn 1880 7sn 10000
Shlpmts lIC,al7 2go279 1880 S09S 2O.O6S
Eu~alO
Rrcrlr's, .. 80, 600 csN.1O0 ..... ~ w
shipms - '.ps6 Sas,6oO 81 eoo ,... ios 800
Wheat Was Sul but nImu 'arly owing tn covering
OF shorS II Ne Tor isn huyn' >p'.r new buyiry
al the West og uIf NpfHll- Argentina crop tenrtT.
moderate receipt iE Sr'e ~ favorable wrsr con.
diunus 't the crop n0vcmeHt and dl i7clration Ia
sell The W rd's shi rmrnis estimated at q, low
a. 5nI rr hush ant some expect d'Csrsse IN tie
visible ~ Monday. The tsmsnd soon ZEN n ard IN
lorg rrg herr and At the West. some foreign sell.
trC and loser cables Price, t'cedtd Livrrronl de-.
Q infd I'd and LNrdn I'D II sd hut ward IA.
op>e c"vtf g ly n rtS who vcf" nervou. over The
Afgs'una new. Gu. ed rally, IN closing beng Al
q acp al 'ri H. tuf the d-y. JoTr Grd ra:S were
0 NJ. WITH wheat Live po and London were id
loM. ? I ; corn hcc"7ts wcr, n de'at
fLorR -ftm Sales, 1000 bh'S Rscr,rs
90 Mi, ara sspa scRs wnts, IN MS:
Sup"r9nr 5. a s: 80 No : extra. s2.5 Ss?61:
elt - Sh2i. ,tra,yhts. sa5j So lA patents
y. 9 N9'ir- IN bblS Cltars. S:.sS So %
9 l.!l' - !3.65. patents, IS eos&iS Rye
CpTrn> >rr cotton here was unchanged. No
sa.,'. t.''. - al fndS. - &c, egAlnst a-icc.
Ia rt- N,S Ou'1nS and CUT. . l3.lhc,
a. lr>t e 10 gee N,m1hS and New orleans de.
g. 80 30 Memphis old ,. 20 b.l-s ard New or.
ft,. ..IaH l.geip-O; dccll-ed | sd on the spot
V'h sales ? o. . hteS furu'ss declued TO sia
po'"i> Ihe rl'tment today wasas follows
The sun., 1900-11-04
MARSHALL ". RoETHISo.
FOURTH Mr-scorcH OPENING.

Following are the scores Of the games Of tho
Marshall VS.. Roethins contest. not printed BE-
fore Ia HE SIN.
The sun., 1900-11-04

.o,,. month Of 'a.t ,car. and nc siisos'' a
dpt'",-' - slH9N' ,,un,t.
y i' ao T'"Ir rts eroes carnnrs for Scb'em- @
g. 81 s5,t,iS7 a drcrels' oi Sh,!.' -, last az
com nred with th sam IIon.n ., 40 o1s
S"'' a.. a., ,h-s" mo tbs nndng Sept. 80
n" rro. earning, were MSso an 4ssnonsihs srshss
o. S'' VI ,t :, yt,r, and net s5io.?Si. an n
,puS n so oo3 ,
Tr.c, r,ir Sou hern AID floridt Halfway
,'..,.r. o. r ports for the wear ending Juh"S
The sun., 1900-11-04

CL.puS ti37 l7b seho5'o INC s''o''-
Tnr,Y.aI ,urplu- 80 ~r"d oi profit and 'oSs
Jrr, a. isiJ wa, sJl,,Iir on June 81. 1870,
siuI521.
e iuiit0r, DecIur and Western Eallroad
,'u,tIy ron ,r,s for the yetr ended Jun 20:
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-08
NINTH INFANTRY AT SEA.
Regiment Numbering Over Twelve
Hundred Leaves for Taku-

WASHINGTON, June Is The War
Department received the following I'M
dated cablegram from General MacAr-
thur this morning:
"Adjutant General, Washington:
Transport left Manila, $50 morning,
June q. with Colonel Liscum in COM
mand. thirty-nine officers, 1911 men.
MACARTHUR"
Quartermaster General Ludington
received a cable message to-day from
Colonel Miller. quartermaster at Ma
Mia, saying that the transport Port AL
bert. which accompanies the Logan 10
Taku, carried nineteen wagons. four
ambulances and one delivery wagon,
with four mules for each vehicle and
forage for thirty days This cargo COM
prised the principal outfit of the Ninth
Infantry and is expected to be delivered
at Taku few hours after the arrival Of
the troops on the Logan.