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New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YorI. September -. 1900.
CCFFEE-The market for Brazil coffee futures started off
steady M tone with prices unchanged 10 points higher
after which there but little prices while
the market ruled active a disposition up
accounts. There little said OF new
speculative dealings. the large receipts Rio
serving 10 check speculative confidence especially
warehouse movement ia ths country and the demand
cotton In the market making favorable
showing. However. there demand local
shorts nnd sales the opening call reached $3.50 bags
The business for the entire sessiOu amounted to
bags. with the market finally steady In
changed prices 10 advance Of The
provement was chiefly due 20 better OF cable
had been looked local sentiment having beer
prejudiced less by bearsh cables from
private sources Todays cables however, reported
cline Of u franc Havre while Hamburg was
partially n pfg higher and the Rio decline for coffee
limited 70 Teis with the exchange 0-32d higher
the advance making the figure 10 62d The Santos
ket. while showing weakness, sustained prices.
open market for supplies buyers showed continued
apathy. and the market closed quiet the
nominal basis OF S4sc FOR No ! Rio, invoice
The range OF prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
DIR. u. B. PRATT To 60 TO SPRINGFIELD.

The resignation Of the Rev. DR. D. Butler Pratt.
pastor for ten years OF the Beecher Memoria!
Church. IN Herkimer-st. near Rockaway-ave. has
been handed IN and accepted. Or. Pratt resigned
on account OF the feeble health Of HIS mother who
is advanced in years. and has accepted cali 10 the
Faith Church OF Springfield Mass. He will start
for that place on October l.
There was a meeting Of the Pulpit Supply Com
mittee on Friday evening. but out of twenty app-
cations considered 10 MI the vacancy none was ac-
cepted There will he Il farewell reception for DR.
Pratt at the church parlors on Friday evening
when q gold watch VIII be presented 10 him as a
token Of esteem
The Beecher Memorial Church founded by
the Rev. Samuel Halliday, for many years as
sistant pastor Of Plymouth Church. and was built
by popular subscription.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEr

Liverpool. Sept 22.-CIosilE- -Beef-Extra India ueSs
duh Us Sd; prime mess steady. 66s Sd Pork-Prinns
mess Western steady rs cd Lsrd-Arnerican refined
in pals steady. SOS 3D.; prime Western hrm
3Ts 9d Hams-Short cut IA 20 Is 10. dull Bacon
Cumberland 2S % 30 10 firm As Cd RIB. IS
70 - n firm as; long clear mddes. light 80 70 s. 10
Arm ass Cd: long clear mddes, heavy.
42s Cd: short backs. ln. clear
bellies II Is n. steady. AS Shoulders-SGUare
II fb. firm. Sis Ga. Chesse-AmeriCan finest white
hrm 52s Cd; do coored firm SIS Sd TallowPrue city
firm 25s Sd; Australian In London firm. 26s 6d Cotton
seed ol-Hul refined NOvembev-Aprn steady. 20s 80.
Turpentine-Spirits steady. Sos "a. Rosin-Common
steady, Is 90. Hops Lordon-PHcidc Coast steady.
e. 5sGf3 L-nseed OIL 25s- Buttar-United States
finest. 94s do good. Petroleum 6%sd. Peas-Cana-
dian. IS 1ol=d Wheat-spot firm; No . rel Western,
winter Gs Sd, No Northern spring Is Jl1d No Cali
forna. is 6'sd Futures steady; September IS 2~d;
December 6s 3D. Corn-Spot Arm; American mixed new.
4ltd Futures quiet October Is SAd: November.
Is 27sd; December. 4s 2'zd. Flour-St. Louis fancy
winter firm. S. Sd
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
DIR. D. r. BABBTTTS SERuOys.

At the Church of the Epiphany McDonough-st.
and Tompkins-ave.. the Rev. Dr. Dean Richmond
Babbitt will preach this morning 1890 o'clock on
The Christians Purpose and Power and in the
evening 7:3O THE Christians Relation to
Law and Lawlessness." In the latter sermon DR..
Babbitt will specially refer to the root causes Of
Brookyn's overcrowded schools and the turning
away of thousands of children. Features of the
morning and evening services by the vested choir
viii be anthem selections from Field. Roberts,
Boynton Smith and Blair. Monday the parshioners
Will meet 70 prepare for the Moorish Market" to
be given November y to a. The 80 boys OF the
Boys Christian Republic will meet Wednesday at
30 for the years enlistment
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
DEATHS ON LONG ISLAND.
THE REV. JOSEPH Fl. SLATER

The Rev Joseph H Slater, pastor of the Cronsev
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church at Benson
hurst, died early yesterday morning at his home.
Bay Thirty-ffth-st., Bath-ave. Bensonhurst
Nheh ne was taken i'll short time ago his family
physician DR.. Joseph w Malone, found he had a
tumor on the brain, and until death came Mr.
Slater suffered constantly
Inc clergyman was born in Hensonville ~ y
IN September 1860 His first call was from the
Cropsey Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church in
1880 and through his devotion to its interests it
is now In the front rank of Methodist churches in
the suburbs. Some time ago he excited a great
deal OF talk by a sermon preached at the funeral
OF Jalnes Wakelee, a real estate dealer who com
Inltleu suicide. Wakelees friends maintained that
the pastor had accused the friends of the dead
his fast life ' ~ -
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept % I p. m.-Cotton-Spot very dun
business prices higher; American md1Jng fair 5-1ei
good mddi0g, I-16d, middlnE "a. low middling
13-l6i good ordinary 1-S2d ordinary 2332d- Ths
sales q the day eco bales for and
export, aad Included 16o0 bales American Receipts.
Z COO bales. including 800 American opened
steady and closed steady American middlng Z
tenher al value September and October S64Q6 4-6sd
value October and November 81 SD sellers November
and December 20 64dS 2OG4d sellers, December and
January SAD buyers: January and February 1894
2l-t4d February March. iI-64d
April buyers. April May. 1+-64d
sellers. i9-6415 I3 G3d June and
july l1-6ll value. Iuy ana August a-64l BUYERS.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
"a WOoncocK,s cOrNrER cH4RGE

" J. Woodcock, chormaster of the Garden City
Cathedral has not been resting quietly under the
accusation Of the Rev. Dean Richmond Babbitt
that attempt had been made to spirit away
some Of the boy singers OF the Church of the
Epiphany. at Tompkins-ave. and McDonough-st
Mr.. Woodcock started investigation. and said
yesterday that the charges not justified. and
that, moreover. in June Dr. Rabbits church tried
get q talented boy singer in the Garden City
choir, Howard Wisdom. to sing AT the Epiphany by
promising him more money than he could get at
Garden CITY Cathedral.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

Exchange special
essiDts 7ooo bales; American 5000 Mddiing upland.
'1s net hgRs s%Ss2S SSSye
MAareh5Aprii l6b; April May 5i4s May,june 5i245;
n0ninai @
5S7s; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5291ss.
FLOUR AND MEAL--HoIders reported very little de
therefore showed trading and closed buy
s. winter saights So 55Sss s5 Winter patents IS q
81 extra No winter s. 70asS 50; no grade SIS 80
good s. oSsa ao Choice to fancy
& 45$$ brand lISq ni" q9atd S5sd
Firm quoted. spring bran spot sic 75Gsi7 sacks. to
IS coarse winter bn s7 aesa 5 OH ar Mh
middliRgs @ $17@$l9 So city bran s17g$17 so; h9miny
ocaEe $40 '-'''eO ''''aAs - '''
wheat market SATURDAY.
lar and o g e On the on c9n aS With
tne @ oSock price S5%c asked Shorts were liberal buy
operators following that Of late Friday stimulated
OF more rain n spring wheat sections together with
addition TO the there was an advance Of I'd on
der these crcumstances little foreign ~ selling Which o
" the @ The 26 al
VENT P was & Ts5 ba a. 1 she o 9Pen,ns When December
reslizing It was firm again. however toward midday,
quoted partly 4 mark higher Budapest 10 points up and
AntTeTp pnShaneed Paris wheat and flour GSsed @ partly
larger than last week English farmers deliveries
$1,000 quarters the previous 2Ss Northwest
receipts for the day 459 cars,
received the day year 50
week Minneapolis and Duluth have received 2,9S4
compared with 3.19S last week and 6,456
Export business amounted to 10 loads No red closed
Duluth sshc ( o b afoat -. .CoRSGThe bulls We're
again successful in corn putting the price Saturday
1G9lac above the previous night with curb
December ranging from 41s4c lac the close
417sc bid az o'clock Among the features contributing
to the eaEy strength Of the markets small receipts
Chicago and advance OF SOLD in English cables
and export trade OF 80 loads. all ports, which
chicaso bero bgyns ordeP shade andr en-
the market II said that the country
sideraby short in speculative watching
for chance to cover No closed at 4sc elevator
46c delivered and 4Sttc afoat. .OATS-Trade in
oats small all the morning and prices steady 10 firm
IN sympathy with No oats closed at 25c; No
oats 24%c; No white Pm @27lac: No 3 white 26Ssc;
track mixed 241zd26c track white. 2514dS8c; No white
clips, 2S1aC RYE-MarLet firm. No Western, G01sc
and No Western. 6Oc. both ahoat; State rye 559
56c NewYorS, carlots BARI4EY-Market steady.
Feeding .4SG46c c Z New-York mailing, 5Oq5Sc 1
Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
HACNONNTES IN TROrBLE
DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED IN PLACING
THE ARMY GROUP

frederick MacMonnies the American sculptor who
-. - aItea 10 supply the two groups for the front
- '''e So'olefs and Sailors Arch in BROOKLYN was
plunged into trouble when the first erour arr,'.od
from Paris about a month ago and he has not 50
'ar oeen able 10 eXtricate himself from his dim
culues. When the army group in two parts one
"e'sl4's I"eFe tons and the other four, arrived
a. ''e custom House the sculptor informed Park
commissioner Brewer that ii was in town and
asked Tor the payment of the $4,000 he was 10
receive FOR the work The sculptor evidently had
overlooked a clause in his contract recurring the
pIaclhs OF the statuary in the place prepared for
u on the arch, and Commissioner Brewer reminded
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
sorrHERN corroN MARKErs.

Galveston. Sept e2-cotton brought forward CstOckN
IS OO3 bales
Memphis Sept @e-Couon quiet and steady; middlins.
IOasc; low middling 9gsc. good ordinary.
ceips 9s2 bales gross, 10Se; shipments LSSs. sales
$50. stock.
Ramors sept 22-Cot,on nominal: uniddling lO%c;
low mdding. t0Sl6c; good ordinary. 09-l6c. Stock.
90T bales
New Orleans sept e2-Cottou steady; middling 1Olc
low mtdditng good ordinary Receipts.
81 Ot.
savannah Sept 22-Cotton quiet ana steadier.
miding loo. middng 8Ac. Receipts II SAT bales:
exports France Continent 1850.
5Oi sales, S25; stock 50.6S5.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
DIP DTyOy,S ILLNESS BRIEF.

The Rev. DR.. A. c. Dixon denies that he is seri-
ously i'll a result of overwork, published
Il had a brief attack of sickness Saturday. the
18th" he said. which far I know, had no
relation to overwork. Monday spent looking for
a house. Wednesday and Thursday evenings
preached in Philadelphia and returned to New-York
Friday feeling as well I did in my life"
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
RROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

=, engagement OF interest TO residents n. ProoL
=. news Of which comes from Chicago IS that
,tss Maude Duryea. Of the well known LONG
% Duryea family. who lived here before She
20 her home in Chicago end Coosva AncISar
= Chamberlain al the Court Of Sweden ana
s.-se,sd with the foreign diplomatic service oF
81 -,rernment They met last winter whom Nt,sa
6~se was in Sweden visiting her brother in Ie M
Lss--.s-6 WinSloW- secretary OF the American 7 =
b.s.- and COuSul-General. After afteD6fnp scNooI
psrs Miss DurNea lived there some time v-itb
- -other, and on the latteTs death She Went -
5ti,eso where she has since lived with her sic
4 'Wrs Charles Nnslow. Miss Durvea is aho,1t
rfv years old. Mr.. Anckarsvard is fu,eoJS1
80 ard his family has long been prominent in
ssSsssh Court circles
n. wedding on Tuesday of Miss Grace I1iader
1, daughter Of Edward Hartweu Kidder o,a
~, leicester Ford, the author. and son of +ha
=. gordon J.. Ford. was quiet one on account
[.ss recent death of the brides aunt. : fas,,,-a
= he ceremony. which was performed bv the
- Dr Frederick Burgess. rector OF c,raca
~---h was the singing of the vested choir ~
y church Wild snilaX. asparagus fern ard
r.iss-.a AuCuste Victoria roses decorated III,
.-rsne room, hung in pale yellow satin tn
-srel was banked with palms, and roses festoonaS
n rsndelllra on both sides. ONLY rela fi,es -
-ss-sta friends were present inCludir-
ri5ssr ana Miss hidder uncle and a1,nr ~ ~ IN
- Richard Watson Glider Theodore I g'-o.he tse
I'm Mrs Edward H Litchneld Miss Maot5 MCtIl-
-sS-Hseld. Professor and Mrs Rfchmond NJ oii
~-h Miss Lucille and Miss Annabeiie 49,
s-Fa of Manhattan. and Arthur NJ Hatch Nr
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
SUICIDE ON A RAILROAD TRACK.

Mneola, Long Island Sept. 22-An unknown man
and killed by the westbound Ron
konkomo train to-day half a mile west of this viii
lage The body was literally cut to pieces. Ac-
cording to Engineer Amott, the deliberately
jumped in front IF the train when 1t only
few feet from him.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
RECEPTION FOR ADMIRAL DEWEY
FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS GREET HIM IN
SAYVILLE.

sayviile' Long Island. Sept 22.-Five thousand
persons attended the reception given for Admiral
Dewey in the Congregational Church here tonight
invitations had been sent to the residents of neigh
boring villages, and they joined in the enthusiastic
saIutations when the Admiral appeared.
The town was decorated from end to end in
honor OF the celebration which was IN charge of
Inc following committees Dr. George A. Robinson
l. H. Greer, jr., Isaac G.. Terry and Francis Hoag
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
OTHER MARKEraRr rnnsRApH

East Liberty Sept. 22-CattIe steady: extra S. 6Oa
s. go prime So 35Q$5 Go; s. 9S4 Hogs steady
prime assorted medium sOdS5 92le heavy Workers
s. S5q$5 go; light Workers s. sogS5 So pigs. IS 5O9S5 20
heavy hogs, 50 6OdS5 20; heavy mediums IS 75dS5
Workers and 50 5OdS5 20; roughs IS 5O
IS 10 Sheep steady; choice 3OdS4 40. con-
81 J0S2 80; choice lambs 6OdS5 IS; common q
good, IS 50qS5 80; veal calves. S76S7 so
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
NAVAL STORES.

There very little done spirits to-day and the
market better than steady at unchanged prices
Rosin quiet. Quotations follow:
TAR-RegUlars 81; do oil. bbs S4 -.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-41 y a42c.
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 5OdSl 30; F..
$l75; F. 81 so; 6, s. $; II 81 IS; s. %: X 81 O5;
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine ~ bbls
Savannah. Sept 22.-Spirits turpentlne firm, SIC; re
ceipts 1436 5S1; 1876 Rosn quiet
and unchanged; receipts 525 bbs; sales no; exports
1912.
Wilmington Sept. 22-Spirits turpentine hrn, S6t2 q
37c receipts 90 bbls steady 81 5Gs1 90 receipts
90 bbls Crude turpentne firm 81 1Oq$2 TO- receipts q
bbs Tar firm, 81 40; receipts. "a bbls.
New-Orleans. Sept 22-Recepts-Rosin, las bbs; tur-
pentine Is bbls.
London. Sept. 22.-Turpentine spirits 29s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER % 1900

@ slIie centre Long Island the summer home Of the
cereT, = parents. The drawing room in which the
with DsISw was performed tastefulIy decorated
aisle Of os and the bridal party passed through an
MIN WI vines Under a large marques on the Ia9r ~
wedding supper was served Se 0 '"o law" 'he
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
ONE DIES. OTHER NAY DIE. FROM Burns

Kathleen the hye-yenr-oid daughter of George
H. Magrame. OF Engeside Long Island so
badly burned while playing with matches Thurs
day that she died the next day.
Irene HammaFth three years old or No l73 Sew
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

MOl>ASSES AND SYRUPS-The market for rnclasses
ruled steady good local demand sustained
!. Ices Syrups were quiet and unchanged Quotations ;
follow: NewOrlaans centrifugal common 12diSc n,
lf@ 9c geod 2oG2sc prime. 30a37c New Orleans open
kettle, 43g53c Porto Rico 3tgtOc Syrups-Conlrnou
l3gec fair l7qlsc; good, 9g20c prime 21G24c; fancy
OCEAN FfEtGH1S-In the sail tonnage market hlsi
ness was steady az ru recent rates Vessels in
demand. especially the long
eTs the demand limited and susta med
by the light tonnage offerings. Quotations Liverpool
were sid; London 6A@5ltd; Glasgow. AID; RrIt;ol
5Ad Leith 5sd Hull. 81 Newcastle. 5sd; Antwerp
Ad; Hamburg, 50 pigs Rotterdam lie Amsterdam lfr.
cotton 70 Liverpool per Joe Th SOC London, IS "a
OllSi-Cottouseed oil rather quiet but msintained
its steadineBs In r,r,i,rts
Refined petroleum quiet. Linseed frm bur mn
changed The weekly circular Charles B T'ainta~ A.
Co said The new season opens under peculiar condi
,na uf strength and already since opening sales
new oil made weeks since there has been advance
OF per gallon Dersstent gloomy reports - tbe
cotton the awful Texas calamity me
wen known small supplies Of Europe the ad,ancing
tendency Of provisions, all favor of hrb nrres
being paid for seed and the almost certainty OF large
hog supplies later turn the tide though urobaby
not til December January Chicago lard opens this
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

o IQNSspeeuation in cotton quite active and
uPJl hlBher basis at the opening after which prices
eGSa stesG under selling to realize The market opened
10 rise OF 3l6d in spot 3-6491 la-64d in
FUTURES at Liverpool private are to trusted
lhe English market and the New-Orleans market ad-
vanced on manipulation the being the late
rams, with consequent floods in Texas. from all
M % Ine Texas crop has not been seriously damaged
be that the State AT large has been benefited
injured by the twentyfour hours rains: there
some dispatches asserting that the case. At all
events local sentiment much Influenced by
eXs situation the Liverpool market The latter
Is Gaed 10 be su IN short conoition. and therefore
opening advance prices here gave way 597 points The
seHlng movement increased by the expectation
enormous receipts OF cotton and in
the report that the Manchester mills have agreed among
themselves 10 keep out Of the spot
we've DAYS the purpose being to undermine the
eu extreme views of cotton holders. a narrow
market after the opening the scope variations
belnS only matter Of half dozen points
points -
follows: - '
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

! snth-st. Long Island City, was probably fatally
home yesterday. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

RionCotfee market steady: No Rio 7SDOO exchange
1890 receipts. 1900 bags; cleared for the United
217 OOO bags. 'P'' ''VV O"ss' s'o-A
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

quotations as follows. Flour winter
patents s. 9OgS4 10; sraights 50 2oas3 so clears 200
s. 6G sDRg II o sgesaf d = 'o P95aSs s. s egSd 68 l
wheat 7sG7ec; 30 , red 7si.c. No corn. 4ia4llsc;
No yellow 4lG4l No oats S25tei No white;
feeding barley S9a4Oc fair 10 choice mating 52g5Se
9obT H9 Haxsss' @ s. q @ Isl 90 e oI1s p e og s1S
Mess pork per bbl S12 o5aS12 10 lard per 100 n.
Sailed shoulders boxed So 25a$6 S7 short clear sides
81 26 sugars cut loaf unchanged on the PTodHcs
Exchange to-day the butter market rm: creameries
dTm: fGm'f fresh' sal'iSs i6c log '
Philadephia. Sept, 22-wheat l.e hlsher; contract
cp3e5 3sgasisc No white c3ped S5i.es-. M
creamery 22i2c: do prints Eggs Arm and
ster @ e6ne Sc !r do souhe4 @ 9 @ chsse n @ SFo SS sP
fun cream fancy small II &c; do fair TO choice 1o5Q
bbls. wheat $1,000 bush; corn 19O 900
corn 1.7OO bush; oats, 1900 bush.
Cincinnati, Sept 22--Flour firm. Wheat easier: No
% No mixed 'e 25c RyeGood dssa s2 70 5ss5s es5 9i
Duluth, Sept 22-Wheat, No hard. cash. soc: to
No Northern cash Sc: arrive s3c september s5c
December. S2'2c; May. Sl2c; No Northern TSc; No
4Sc. Corn. 4ORc.
milwaukee, Sept. 22-wheat higher: No Northern.
S5ia Barley rm %o Sc ssmp tse 4oa54 95asr No L
MINI MinneaP9Iis J Sept 81 32wheat sePSem5er 794ss; De-
Norhe[2 n .os. SIS No Northern 79,,e E9gr-FIrss
bulk $12G$12 .. -
St Louis sept; .2-whsat-Xo red. cash 7!.sc; Sep
No hard. 1913 qTS94c. CornNo cash 399tc Septenl-
Ss5sc 6sis0No CASH 22s SsPSsmbsS 81 Sc; octSSe
y nc; December, 22AG22@lc; May. 24atc No whi,e
Toledo. Sept 22,-wheat active. higher; spot sls.c:
October { 81 tS; NSysia6er sss Dses5sr S4lsc Corn
6sr SOC Oats dun higher; No ash and seP5em0sr.
Der. Sc 25 March. So 20.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

s9od 9 average Santos 7s1oO receipts stock
s1sSsr oass Hamburg-conee market opened pfs
~ o<5o D. M net unchanged u pfg higher.
ivuUO bags Havre-Coffee market opened quiet -
Hahc loWer; az " m, unchanged: sales 900 bags.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago. Sept 22-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

vi, ana Mrs Edgar F. Luckenbach have re-
risit 10 Saratarr rnr nome No 81 First Place from
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

r7iI,o. Midoleton Stuart Elliott, u s n. and Mrs
stationed at the Port Royal Naval Sta
narept n S%uth Carolina. visiting Mrs Euott's
PresideI,,, -1F, ~! ana Mrs. Charles X Sherwood in
IeSIutht-st.. near Prospect Park Vesf 0' ~
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
&c Of contract prices in the. local market to-day

The statistical position up by this mornings
Chronicle is follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

TIE engagement Of Miss Mabel Judson. elder
-gater ot M and Mrs Henry I. Judson. of No.
Nlllow-st.. and Dr. Rowland Cox, jr, eldest
-N Ms. Fanny 4. and the late Rowland Cox,
fla!lhelo y. J. is announced.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

os0ael and Mrs. A 2. Chandler and Willis D.
-znile-, q No 3ss Clinton-ave.. will return TO
E19kiyn from Mari Castle Randolph, Vt, on
.-zrs5sy.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

he widow of Rear-AdmiraI Philip has lived in
ist slKJy-ffth-st.. Manhattan. since the death Of
F husband. June 30. She Will go TO Annapolis,
e. soou, and expects to live there while her son
lails lt he Naval Academy. which he hopes to
-E this fall
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

~ snc Mrs. Robert H. Turtle and the Misses
liz Of Monroe Place. have been spending the
-anef al AmaEansett. They came into town
attend the wedding on Thursday Of Miss Kidder
-- - MS. Turtles brother. Paul Leicester Ford, and
= nov al MsaGham. near Morristown, " J.,
-tie they stay iii October
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

" and Mrs Charles Mallory, OF Montague Ter
a'A wiH remain al their country home, Clifton
-,he-souZd, Port Chester, y Y, until late in the
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

Receipts Of breadstus points in thousands
last three cphers toOo omitted -four bbls. grain bush
La Junta tribune., 1900-11-14
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of
using anything else for indigestion
or biliousness. Doctors were very
scarce and seldom heard of appen-
dicitis, nervous prostration or heart
failure, etc. They used August
Flower to clean out the system and
stop fermentation of undigested
food, regulate the action of the
liver, stimulate the nervous and or
ganic action of the system, and
that is all they took when feeling
dull and bad with headaches and
other aches. You only need few
doses of Green's August Flower,
in liquid form, to make you salts
fed there is nothing serious the
matter with you. For sale at
Finney's pharmacy. -
La Junta tribune., 1900-11-14

on the ground many yards from,
the scene OF the wreck when they
recovered their senses. All escap-
ed however, with slight injuries.
The coroner's jury at the inques,
held upon the two young men
killed at Las Animas last week,
condemned the Santa Fe for per-
mitting trains to be run through
that town at greater rate of
speed than the law allows.
Both makers and circulators of
counterfeits commit fraud. Hon
est men will not deceive you into
buying worthless counterfeits of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The
original is infallible for curing
piles, sores, eczema and all skin
diseases.-Miller & Andrews, and
City Pharmacy.