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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-03-01
Mems Drawers

Mems elastic seam Scriven
drawers worth 81. 90, to close
at SOC.
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Night Gowns

Ladies' night gowns, pink
and blue outing, were 75c, now
59c; the SOC kind 800.
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Hosiery

See our line of men s, ladies
and children's hose at 5, 10,
Is, 20, 25, 35, so, and IS cents
and 81 90. We carry the best
line of hosiery Of anybody and
at prices to suit everybody.
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Belts

We have lot of ladies fine
steel cut belts worth 75c, $3.50
and ST. rs. which we will close
out cheap. If you need belt,
come to see us and We will sell
it to you.
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Blankets

We have 2 pair $6.5 blan-
kets to go in this sale at $500;
2.pair $3.50 to go at 1925; 2
pair 800 to go at $50; 9
pair Toe to go at soc; 3 pair
was 81, now S3c; 3 pair was
Soc, now 65c; 10 pair red wool
800 blankets, now 2.25; 6
pair was SOC, now 33c; II pair
was 2,25, now 1865; 8 pair
was 1.50, now 1.15; 2 pair
was 4.50, now $50.
UnderSkirtS
One dozen ladies flannel un-
derskirts we will close at 19c.
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SHE HAS NO Equal.
MME. kARNONAH,
THE WORLDS GREATEST


THIS WONDERFUL WOMAN TELLS YOU
JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW WITHOUT
ASKING SINGLE QUESTION SHE HAS
REDUCED HER PRICE FOR THE NEXT THREE
DAYS FROM ONE DOLLAR To 80 CENTS. SHE
TELLS ANYTHING NOU WANT To KNOW
ABOUT LOVE, COURTSHIP, AND MARRIAGE.
ALSO REt'NTrES THE SEPARATED AND SET.
TIES ALL LOVERS OF hRRELS.
Is YOUR husband wife untrueg Docs another
share the love and attention that rghtfully be-
Longs 10 you2 Has the demon Jealousy assailed
the happy quietude OF your homer Have you enc
mics who siander2 Have you doubtful love af-
f,irY Would YOU have your lost love retuFnedy
Do ton wish 10 know the secret OF winning and
controlling the love Of anyone you admire? II
so consult NINE KARNOvAH. and she will show
the way to conquer all who now oppose You
She gives you the name of one who loves
YOU. and causes happy and speedy marriage with
the one you desire - ......
and so CENTS WITHIN THREE DAYS WILL RE-
CFIyE A FULL LIFE READING. WITHOUT
HOURS FOR CONSULTATION:
FROM 10 A. NJ UNTIL p. NJ. DAILY. SUN.
DAY, 1880 To r. NJ
REMEMBER the name, street, and number.
NINE. KARN0vAH.
1921 NEW YORK AVE, BETWEEN 18TH AND
M INTERESTED CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT
OUT. AS IT WILL NOT APPEAR AGAIN THIS
WEEK. 1t
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE OF Henry Payne. deceased. No. S676.
Docket %. The executors, Albert L. Shoe
maker and John ". PAYNE. have. with the APP
prov1 of the SupreiGc Court Of the District of
Columbia holding special term for Orphans
Court business, appointed FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
10, AT IL O'CLOCK \. NJ, as the time, and said
court room as the place. for passing of claims
and making payment and distribution under the
courts direction and control when and where
all credi ors and persons entitled to distributive
shares @. legacics or a residue. are notified to
attend in person, by agent attorney duly
authorized with their claims against the estate
properly va ched: Provided this order be pub.
lished once in each of three successive weeks
before said day in the Washington Law Re
porter" and Washington Times.
Signed January q, 1900.
Approved:
CHAS. c. COLE, Justice.
LOUIS A. DENT, Register OF Wills.
A. f. SHOEMAKER, Attorney.
ia9gfe II
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PROPOSALS.

L. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 135 y. Cap. ST..
Washington, u. C.-Separate sealed proposals
for about 800 tons structural steel. about lI0
tons iron castings, from 100000 to l,iODOO0 enam
eed bricks, and about 100000 81. it. freprouf
floor ceiling, and roof construction, including
column and girier coverings viii be received
here until noon. MARCH .. 1900. and then pub
licly opened Information furnished on applica-
ton JOHN STEPHEN sEWELL. Lieut. Engrs
ja27. 2g. 3O, 81. mh2 !, en-
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For RENT-OFFICE.

FOR RENTS per month, desk room in centrally
located office; with use Of typewriter and
telephone Box 1856. this office. il26-3t. EN-
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TRUSTEES SALE.
ruos. BOWLING & co, Auctioneer..


By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in
Libcr l5i7 at Folio t2i, ct seq, among the land
records OF the District Of Columbia. and at tue
request Of the holder of the note secured there
by the undersigned tTJstees will offer for sale
al Public auction in front OF the premises begin.
ming Mt FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 81. 1900, the following described real
estate. situated in the County Of Washington, in
the District of Columbia 10 wit: Block 2 block
3. lots ], 2, 3, 4. 5. g. and 0. "a block T. Of
Jacob +. Clark and Edward B Cottrell. trustees
subdivision OF Let 3 and part Of lot .. OF part Of
White Haven, according to the plat or plan Of the
same as recorded in Liber :, p %, OF the records
in the Office OF the Surveyor Of the District Of
Columbia
Terms Of sale--One third Of tie purchase money
TO he paid in cash amt the balance in equal in
staiinents one and two wears after the date
OF sale secured By deed Of trust on the property
sold with interest upon the deferred payments.
at the rate u per cent per annum from the date
Ct sale until paid. all cash at the option OF
the purchaser A deposit Of SIS will be required
at the time Of sale on each Of said lots. and
deposit of 500 on each OF said blocks. Terms OF
sale to be complied with in fifteen days from the
date Of sale, or the trustees reserve the right to
roeil at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser or purchasers after i've days previous
advertisement Of such resale All convcyancing.
recording and revenue stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser. CT purchasers.
EDWIN C. CUTTER.
EDWARD T. FLETCHER.
Trustees.
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rHos J. OWEN. Auctionecr. ols F st. NV.
THos. }. OWEN. Aucticuecr. ols F st. NV.

THos. }. OWEN. Auctlcnecr. 9ls st. NV
AUCTION SALE OF esg FLORIDA AVE " Z.
By virtue OF a certain decd Of trust. recorded
ia Iibe- Posi-. folio 3S5 ct seq. Of the Land Rec
ords OF the District Of Columbia. ard at request
Of party secured. shall sell at public auction.
in front Of the premises on SATURDAY. FEP
RUARY 3. 1890, At $50 O'CLOCK Z. NJ. lot Ia.
in J. d. Cameron ct al.'s subdivision OF square
SIS. being No. coo Florida ave ne. sale subject
TO a first trust Of s. 800, now overdue
Terms Of sale: All cash within ten days from
sale. 500 on acceptance Of bid Purchaser 20
pay costs Of conveyEncing ard stamps.
EDWIN :. CLARSSON,
EDWARD T. KAISER.
ia2I-eod6ds Trustees
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY loaned sslaried people and retail mer.
chants upon their names. without Sc
curity, easy payments TOLMAN. Room as 905-
GA q ST. oc2slyr
MONEY TO LOAN at 81. 81. 4, and ~ pei
cent in sums OF 81, 900 to $4,000 d. O.
real estate. pay on and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WIN Il
SAUNDERS CO.. lt07 ct. NV. iyf.tcm
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CoILAr-
ERAL NO delay. CHARLES A. BAKER.
Rooms 40 and a. Metrerott Building. lilo y Ct
iel2-u
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FOR SALE-NoRTHwEsT.

Call at office ior semi-moHtlly Bulletin
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PERSONALS.

NINE DREAMER, born clairvoysnt and card
reader; guarantees satisfaction; prices. &c
ard s0c. 500 sth st. nv. ja2gSt
HERE you are. this house i known for its re-
liability, and when we tell you we sell
YOU fine cnstpul made suit OF clothes tworn
some) much less than this no good" new stuff.
it's true; try US. JUSTIrS OLD STAND. 6l9 ID
st. NV. J325-t
MR.. L. NORRIS. Baltimore's talented medium.
at $50 9th It. NV. daily from 10 to 6, sun
DAYS included: seaaoes Tues. and Fri, p. m:
Wednesdays go p. IN; sunday nights at Maeea-
bee Temple, 9Th st. NV; good music; silver col
lection. Ia2Fd
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Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. ISL st. and Pa. Avcnaa
In Effect November /. 1902
For Alexandria week DAYS. a.so Y.ol 7.se
500 s:sS. $50. o:a5. 1000, HOO, Has, A. M
xl2:oS 1870, 12:i3. xl.z0. LAS. 200 $40 3:2J.
1853, xt:f5, $50 sos. x5:20, $50, 6:c4, eco.
200. Is5. 500, 9:oo. 1000. II 20. IL: so p m.
sundays-7:45, 900. e:i5. 1870. ii:l5 a M,
100 moon. G:45, 1880 a:ls. 3:00, s45. t:s0 5:I5
600. 6:tS. 1880, Sis. 300. 1000, lI:2O, IL 80
p. m.
For Mount Vernon. week dsys-s;so. 500. 1880.
~ 100, A. m, 1l2:o5 xi;2o, 900, $40, $3.50. 700
300 p. m.
sundays-s;oo. 1900 noon. a:is. s;as. s:i5. 900
.. m.
For Arlington and Aquedl.et Bridge. week
days-s:oo. $50. 'e:25. 1000 II 90, m. Il, :05
E:2o l24s. '1't5. 200. '2.i0. 'S:25. AIS. 5:O5.
0:0i, $3.50, TOO. 500 D. m
Sundays-7:I5. 900, GAS 1880. II:ij. A. m.
le:o0 noon. 12:45. 1880, s:15. 500, 3I5, 40.
b;l5 600, Gas, $780, Sis p. m.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked.
xExpress TO Arlington only.
J. CotvIN. Superintendent
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THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA has sent prices
Sky high" In Europe. American goods are
going up. too. We haven't advanced prices yet
still pspering rooms with new. rich. handsome,
stylish paper for only 81 up. Finest work 7. Q.
NoLTk, $40 9th 1t. NO BRANCH iAz7-n
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wANTED-couNTRY REAL ESTATE.

1 WANT TO rent Farm for years or more, with
good rouse and outbuildines; wood, water,
fruit, etc; near railroad: must be a bargain;
state distance from railroad station or electric
line, and give amount Of rent and full particulars
Address HOME SEEKER, Post Office Box 200,
Washington, ID. c. ia25-3t, EN-
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FOR sALE-couNTny PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Farm rear Annapolis and Bay Ridge
summer resort: 100 acres; ~ acres clear,
the place; coo peach trees; large tobacco barn;
fishing. bathing, etc; a bargain; price. $500;
send for special bulletin OF bargains In farm
and suburban property. ABRAHAM FISHER. OLE
Il st, NV. ja2T-3t.em
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waATED-RooMs AND BOARD.

wANTED-By single gentleman room and board.
near lIih and L SIS. Address BOX Az, this
Office is2s-3t
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FOR SALE-on easy terms one-half acre good
land; Groom and cellar house; pump at door;
steam and electric cars: price 81, o5o ABRAHAM
FISHER. 81. f st. NV. taSI-St,em
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WaNTED-Board and room in horne-like private
family. within Jew blocks Of Capitol; or
sw.; by young man; state terms. Address BOX
<74, this office ja2s3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR ADoPIT0N-A nice baby boy, two weeks
old, TO respectable party. Address BOX $685.
this Office. ia2s-3t
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WANTED White cook. $50; house maid, SIS;
colored housewoTkers. ROOM u, 6S5 st
NV. IL
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1904 | Street ~. w.
Mana G. THEO,
MADAME RENERE

YOUR FATE TOLD-Mme Monde. pslmist and
card reader. &c and Soc; hours. 10 a. M.
to D. m 1928 9Th St NV; no sign. js2s-it
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wANTED-BICrCLEs.

GET OR spot cash offer for your second hand
bicycle before selling. CYCLE EXCHANGE,
$40 10th st. NV ja2s-St
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Advertisements under this hcnd
will be inserted for ono cent q word
for ench insertion.

WANTED Shoemaker with tools, Is colored labor
ers. cigar salesman. ROOM IL, 90 ST
NV. H
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE-

Advertisements under this mead
will be inserted for one cent worn
for each Insertion.
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WANTED Woman. plain cook; no washing or
ironing; also nurse; private family. Enquire
1885 nth ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-Psrty giving up housekeeping viii
rent residence; northwest; fine order; carpets
and shades included; good terms. Address BOX
i76. this office. ia2s3t
FOR RENr-4O, st. ne. Broom brick, sii.j0:
AZ 6is ~. sw., broom frame, so; keys next
door. ia21-St,em
FOR RENT SEQ; house 5lS st ne. rooms;
a. III. i ia9s-3t
FOR RENT-only sl3.SO; chance to rent coy
Groom brick, paved street. Jl2 9th st.
ne STONE & FAIRFAX. sos st. NV
iaf.-st ON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Hugh Mcdlnn and wife 20 N. W.
.,..... 800 hatf ~ the northeast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

affcr wnrcu auvy sSfi' s,s.sssss-. Fl -
home Ia Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Adams H o.
Personal property Taxes. A3N
penalty My Cosis. Dc' total 81. q
Albuquerque nciiratrAsen 90.
MgfchHnd ~ Taxcs. fDii ptntlty
tii costs. BE-. total ,,,..........,. so, ~
Anderson a. o.
The ~ "a 81 lots 4 8. ana la
block a. Hunlng Highland add.
pne-hulf tax tiE, penalty Jc,
A. a q extensions Of Albuquerque
Street a. ". Go.
I.nl 49, block A. Rara and ArmiiO
add Taxes, pU penalty 10.
COSTS SOC total ....................,..4i u
Armiin. Alberto n
iand ln Precinct o. 70 BY l3i yards
$50 n hy Iaedad Armiio. \. and "
hy the public road w 81 piacido
Apodara. Lots and 10 IN block i0
a. Ariniio OtGrO ada. TaNcs. "a
penalty fleei costs he, total boo, Ni.si
Bliss Edward ".
Personal property. fsK. so. pen.
atty isr costs. Sc. total. .,,,..,nf u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Lot q. block co. -. A. y. add Tax
~ tG' penalty iac, costs. 2Oci
total . b.. .... ... ....,....... GOOD AW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-02
PLANS FOR UNION CLUBS HONE.
COMPETING ARCHITECTS SUBMIT THEM
BUILDING TO BEGIN SOON

Plans for the Union Club house. to be erect
ed at Fifth-ave. and Fifty-frst-st.. submitted
yesterday to the Building Committee of the club
More than a score Of architects competed. among
whom may be mentioned George B. Post Bruce
Price. Trow bridge & Livingston Howells & Stokes
Howard Caudwen & Morgan, Warren & WetmOre
Cyrus L. W. Eidelitz. James Brown Lord Lenan
~ Nash. W. Willard Bahcock and Palmer & Horn
hostel The Building Committee OF the club
sists Of John Mel. Nash. George c. Clark Charles
D Dickey, George De Forest Grant and Isaac
Townsend The cost of the building is 10 be $4,000
and from what could be learned from several of
the architects many Of the plans submitted for
a structure similar the present clubhouse. at
Fifth-ave and Twenty-frs1-st. One Of the archi-
tects who submitted such plan said to a Tribune
reporter:
7 learned that large number. II not a majority,
Of the club members are much attached to the
style of the old building. Therefore I sought to ad
here somewhat closely 10 the lines Of the old build
ing in making my draughts. I have also learned
that have been the only TO follow such
course"
gin building as soon as possible. George C Clark.
a member of the committee, said to a Tribune re-
porter last night:
As soon as conyenien, the committee Will meet s
most 'aS9se ibe Pn WISE ra that the ay Of the
old building is great favorite with many mem
whatever plans they pleased
Title 10 the new property Of the club
ferred from the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lun to John L Cadwalader Louis Mesier and
John VI. Bowers, the clubs trustees, was recorded
yesterday. This plot of ground is al the north
corner of FffJy-frst-St. and Fifth-ave and is
irregular IN shape measuring 70 feet inches by 100
feet. The paid for II was 100000.
Monsigncr Farley. vice-president OF the Roman
Catholic orphan Asylum. made the transfer. To-
gether with the usual clause relating 70 the main
Ienance of noxious or dangerous trade on the
property, was a clause which rec1t-s that for
period OF twenty-five years structure shall be
erected which will be higher than the ridge of St.
Pa tricks Cathedral. which IS about 1876 feet.
The trustees of the Union Club mortgaged the
property. together with the old site the north
west corner of Fifth-ave. and Twenty-fTstst 63.6x
ASK irregular. and adjacent lot in rwenty-hrst
ST having frontage OF D feet and q depth Of
9S feet inches for s700000 The Seamen's Bank for
Savings advanced the money. which is lent for a
period Of five years at per cent.
Record also made of the transfer Of the title
the property in Twenty frst-st, from William
NJ Fvarts. a former trustee of the club, TO John
\. Cadwalader and the other trustees. Mr.. Evarts
wished 70 be discharged from further service a
trustee. because OF his advanced age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-02
CHESS CONTESTS N P4RJs

Paris June PLAY in the International Chess
Masters Tournament was resumed ar the local
club this afternoon. when the fifth round OF rhe
Berger system was adopted 1Or the pairing which
read follows: Schlechrer v Marco Mortimer
Us. Pillsbury. Rosen Brody. Ditiier vs. Maroczy
Marshall TschgOrin. Lasker vs. Mason Nisses
Burn. JanOwski ShOwaIJer and Sterling a
bye.
Play had advanced 10 the following stage when
rns first adjournment called. Pfllsburv had
beaten Mortimer, MarOczy and Burn had the better
positions against Dldier and MieseS Respectively
but the other games were adjourned in even posi-
tons.
AT the conclusion Of. play the following results
We're recorded; Marco beat Schlechuer Naruczv
disposed OF Dtdier, LaSker defeated Mason B1.ru
downed Mieses and Ianowskf administered defeat
&c Showalter. while Rosen and BrOdy and Marshall
and TschigOrfn frsvv their games These Frayn
games will De replayed tomorrow Following is the
I'D TO date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-02
BOXING.
JACK" BONNER LASTS THIRTEEN ROUNDS
WITH KID MCCOY.

Jack Bonner gave the boxing fraternity a sur
prise last night at the Broadway Athletic Club.
where he stood the strategy OF Kid Mccoy for
thirteen rounds II was expected by manay inter
ested IN the fight that it would not last half the
time il did.
The men fought at 15s pounds. and The contest
was scheduled for twenty-five rounds under
Cueensberrv rules Both looked 20 De in fine con-
dition when they entered the ring The betting
was strongly in McCOys favor IT the 1rst round
Ponner was the azgressor. bur the round ended
with hardly blow struck. Mccoy drew blood
uyi-b TWO left labs On his opponents mouth IN the
following round. De sent his left TO Bonners law
and a right 20 the body the third round Bon
ner made small cut McCoys eyes IN the
fourth round and the latter retaltated with a
right and left to Bonners jaw. Mccoy -ushed IN
the fifth round and got in good uppercuts IN
a cIinch that followed Bonner hammered effective
" with his right IN the seventh round Mccoy
nearly aoOred Bonner with right cross on the
law He followed il with many hard punches on
Bonner's head. and the round ended with Bonner
weak
in the eighth round. and showed up well during
the round Mccoy landed often in the following
round and had Bonner in a daZed condition AT Cne
end Bonner was grOggy when the tWelItn rouflu
much longer He down with right 70 the
stomach When he Mccoy landed al Will
and sent him TO the floor again with right on the
body.
In the thirteenth round Mccoy had the blood
flowing copiOusly from cut over Bonners eye
and sent him to his knees The latters seconds
threw up the sponge. The time Of the round was
ffty-one seconds
In the preliminary bout Alfred Levy gained
decision over SAMMY" Smith in twelve round
contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-02
PREPARING FOR cROKER's RETURN
REPORT THAT HILL WILL TAKE NO ACTIVE
PART IN THE CAMPAIGN

The date of Richard Croker's this
country is still somewhat uncertain. It
nounced yesterday that he would leave England
on June 3. John Whalen, however who is Of
Mr.. Cookers most intimate friends was asked
about the report. He replied; Mr.. Croker viii
start for home some time between the 9th and 18th
of the month. don't know the exact date" An
other friend of the Tammany chief said that Mr..
Croker had engaged passage on the American Line
steamship St. Louis, which is scheduled to sail
from Southampton on June A. II added that
he had purchased a ticket for fine New-Yorl, which
was 70 sail on the 9th, but that when this vessel
became disabled and the Kensington a slow steam
CT. had taken its place Mr.. Croker had decided to
wait for the St. Louis.
Mr. Croker will not be here in time attend the
State Convention, which meets in this city. in the
Academy Of Music. next Tuesday, but he will be
home long enough before The start for Kansas City
TO make plans for the National Convention. which
he Will attend a Observation-Disclosures. When Mr.
Croker ser here he viii md that his plan for in
structlng the New-York delegation for Bryan viii
have gone through. The lasr sign of opposition
the instruction Of the delegates apparently has
disappeared ana II was said yesterday there would
not be ripple Of protest IN the convention Ii IS
oppose the idea of instruction. they Will waive
have his own TsV mi II is now SecisTsS viii
not take any active part in the coming campaign
He will go as i deIeEate-ae-Iarge to the National
Tsi 1e and allow Croker to run things-as Mr. Hin
or-.eves according to ms trlendS-"to a bad fall.
Ths Sta:e Convention, which meets hers Tues
cay Will DC called 10 order IN the Academy or
u Isle. This ola playhouse IS occupied by a
luT1d drama, entitled Women and Wine Huge.
Caring 0Osters outside the theatre depict
an battling fercely with long knives. Some wag
Teea e-day scrubbed the names OF Hill and Croker
under che fighting aInazors. and added in big let
ters Coming next week
There have been no preparations for the couven-
ton as vet. John Wheien SAID yesterday il would
be one-day convention, the building had been
-ured for that tilue only. The play occupy
ing the theatre VIII close Tonight and by Tuesday
everything viii be in readiness for The meeting
The present plan contsrnpIates the naming OF four
delegates at-lnrse 20 the Na-onal Convention, the
draft ing or platform. the ming OF Presidential
electors. instruction OF che delegates 20 Kansas
City to vote for Bryans nomination, and other
business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-02
GREAT SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE.

TIE sale of Jersey cattle by Peter c. Kellogg.
sucttoneer for 7. S. Cooper, at Linden Grove,
Coopersburg, Penn. on Tuesday was success IN
aIl respects A large gathering OF representative
breeders and fanciers from all sections attended,
and brisk bidding and good prices resulted The
ninery-eight head sold brought an average Of
$40 = each and total of s55-SsO Forty-nine COWS
brought an average of S45 30; best price $1,000 and
an average Of 1892 80 on best ten. Twenty-seven
heifers brought s. $50. average, slS 10. Twenty
two bulls and bull calves brought $500; average,
1913 Sc. The largest buyers were DR.. c. E. Still.
Ki-ksvtlle, No; George Vanderbilt, Biltmore n
c: NJ s Beltzhoover, Ardsley- Hudson, \. Y;
F G. Crane Dalton. Mass: Mrs. M M. Patterson.
Port Kennedy, Penn. W. W Harrison. Glenstde,
Penn. E. A Darling, Fifth Avenue Hotel, this
city and president of the American Jersey Cattle
Club; J. NJ. Sears, Boston, Mass: Wayne Mac
Neagh Bryn MaWr, Penn. J. 4. w aIker, WorceS-
ter. Mass, and Henry Pierce, San Francisco Cal
The sale Of jeremiah ROth's cattle, at Allentown,
Penn. was concluded Thursday. The highest
price obtained sS25 for the bull Peter Coopers
Pedro, purchased for Philip W. Moen, Worcester