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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-24

York Press, is the guest Of Foreman James T INK
lin, Of the Transcript
Miss Bessie Freeman, OF Lebanon, " IT, is the
guest Of Miss Iona Dewitt, Of Broad street.
Dr. NJ. l.. Miller has been appointed cxamin.
ing surgeon for the United States regular army
in this place
Mrs. Minnie Hill, Of Carbondalc has sued the
Erie Railroad company for $4,000 damages ON
account Of the death Of her husband, Joseph
l.. Hill, a brakeman, who fell from his train at
Ararat Summit in August, 1899. It is claimed
that a defective chain broke, throwing deceased
to the ground
Six recruits for the United States army have
thus far been secured in this place. and sent
to Fort Scoum, New York harbor, for the uR.
assigned infantry. Eventually they will be sent
to the Philippines.
The annual reunion Of the benson family will
be held at the residence Of Mrs. E =. strong,
in StarrruCca, on Thursday, August T.
The Helping Hand society Of the M,thodst
church on Saturday evening made its president,
Miss Mary Burrill, Of West Main street. sur.
prise visitation, and presented her with a hand.
some clock as a souvenir Of the pleasant orcas.
ion.
A big crowd gathered in Bccbe park on Sat.
urday afternoon to witness game between the
Susquchdnna and the Carhond1lc teams IN to
the eighth inning it was fine game, the score
standing TO in favor Of Susluchlnna. when,
in the beginning OF the eighth innuc with Sus.
quchanna at the bat the captain # the Carbon.
dale ninc kicked at close decision Of Umpire
OConnor Of this place, and orlrcd his MN
oH the field. The game ended rght there to
the disgust of the crowd.
The Archibald club will probably play ball in
Bccbe park on Saturday afternoon next, with
the home nine. 1t is hoped that thc Archbalt's
are not 'paIrUts"
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Philadelphia. July 2}.--,Whcatclc. lower; con 2
tract grade July, ~ .a75aic. Corn Firm; Nc;
mixed, July iia4iiic. Oats, steady NO, -. =
winter superior, S2.iOa2.oO; do. extras, S2.C'a
80; Pcnisylvonia roller clear. $4,000; do
do straight, S&jOl37j; western winter clear
s8.3oa3 80 do. do. straight, S3ooa7.0J do. do
patent, S3"ai15; sging clear S$a%,$5 i.';,G. DO 49,
straight, >Egu,ilQ; do. patent Shl5aiiO; do
flyoriatc brands, Siijli5j; city mills extra
S2,Gia29O; do. clear, ri.3Oa3.jD; do, straight
.3I5a325 per barrel. as to quality, Bnttcr--
Firm, good demand; fancy weston creamery
2cc.: do. prints, 2"c. Eggs-Slcldy; fresh
nearby. 12iac.; do. western, l&iac.; do south
western l&c; do. southern, lie. ChorSc-Fiun.
Rcfupd Sugars quiet but firm. Cotton Tn
changed. Tallow- steady; city prime in hogs
heads, iiac; country do, barrels, 43.c.; do;
dark, $50; cakes, 4',c. Live Poultry and
easier; fowls, llLlllac.: old roo~tcrs, 1lgaNc.;
spring chickens, 12alGc. Dressed Poultry
Firm, good demand; fowls, choice, llalllac,; do.
far TO good, lOllplac; old rno-tcrs, oi.c.; west.
cm frozen chickens, 1al2c.; nearby moilor,, IS
a23c: western do, l3u2Oc Rucripts-Ilour,
/, 700 barrels and OOO0oU pounds in sacks; wheat,
5000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels oats, 1900
bushels Shipmcnts-Whrat, 6J0o bushels; corn,
22l 900 hu-hcls oats, rs 900 bushels.
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To start with, twenty-five hands, most Of whom
are women, girls and boys, are employed. The
number OF hands will be materially increased
as the business progresses
The ball game played in this place last week
between LeRaysville and Montrose mines, re.
suited in the visitors defeat by score OF 1870
The "N. l.. of l.. camp" at Heart lake has
broken up, and the merry party has returned to
town. The campers, chaperoned by Mrs. c. NJ
Post, included the following: Misses Janet Nc.
Causland, Sallie Courtright, Meta Guy, Eliza
beth Post and Bessie Reynolds Of Montrose;
Miss Name Courtrght, Of Aurora, Ill.,. Messrs
IL. Willctt Munger, Glen +. Guy. Dana A. Wat.
rous, Van Munger Geuett Gardner and Robert
Raynsford, of Montrose, and Drew Scott, Of
New York.
The annual fair and exhibition Of the Sus.
quchanna County Agricultural society will take
place on the picturesque grounds Of the society
in Montrose on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept
Is and 10.
Bishop Ethebcrt Talbot has been compelled
to postpone his visitation to st. Paul's Episco.
pal church until fall.
The regular meeting Of the Anti.Saloon league
of Montrose will be held at the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms on Wednesday
evening.
The Baptist Sunday school will picnic at
Heart lake on Wednesday next. Train leaves
Montrosc at o'clock a. IN.
ihe new oHlCcIs OF Montrosc lodge, hnlghts
OF Pythias, installed on Thursday evening last,
were as folows Chancellor commander, James
V. Clary; vice chancellor, H. ID. Jones; pre-
late, B. r. Lyons; keeper Of record and seal,
c. W. Brodhcad master Of finance, NJ. II.
Van Scotch; master Of exchequer, A. W, Lyons;
master at arms, II. S. Conklin; master OF
works, g. d. Ayrcs; inner guard G.. B. Fclker;
outside guard, S. f. Brodhead; trustees, S. C.
Fanchcr and A. F. Sturdevant.
Mrs Chamot Of Ithaca, rendered two exQuis.
itc vocal solos at the Presbyterian church Sun.
day morning. Her voice is of infinite sweet.
ness and Of great compass and power,
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FACToRYVILLE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Factoryyillc, July 23.-Mrs j. W. Eirnhcrgcr
has been Confirod to her home for tho past ten
days from illness.
The extreme heat last week caused several
days severe illness to lcwclCr T.. T.. Watkins.
Cards are out announcing the coming mar
ragc Of Miss Dcltha Carr to Mr.. George y. Carr
ON Thursday aitcn uon, August ., at / o'clock
The wedding will take place at the home OF the
brides mother on Main street. The marriage
ceremony will he performed by the Rev. Abel
Wriglcy, of Newton, uncle Of the BRIDE
only few immediate relative, will he present
The lawn social held under the auspices of the
Epworth league ON the Methodist Episcopal par
sonagc lawn last Friday night was a very pleas
ant affair." although a severe thundcr storm sc-
rouSly irtcrfcrcd with the latter part Of it. Re.
treShmcntS were served and few dollars above
expenses were realized.
The Granger picnic will ho held at Lake Carey
this year August IL. The SpIingillc Cor
ret band will furnish the music for the occasion.
Quite a large party of Tunkhaunocl, ladies pie.
nirkcd at the Lithia sIring last Wednesday,
Company VI, Of the National guard. located at
Tunkh5ruock, has been dishandcd hy the state,
and the town is in mourning as a result
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HONESDALE.
@ Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
IIoncsdale, July 23.-Mrs. Josephine Whitney
and Miss Helen lIurlburt Of Philadelphia, will
spend the week at Beech Lake.
Miss Grace Birdsall, Of Scranton, spent Sun
day with Ionesdac friends.
DIR. and Mrs. c. f. Foster are at Preston park
The Catering company excursion from Scran-
ton on Saturday was not largely attended
7. B. Clark Il Co. have commenced shipping
frames to Scranton for their new glass cutting
shop.
The Scranton Tribune is offering excellent re.
wards for young ladies and gentlemen. There
is good opening in Ionesdae. Write for par
ticulars
The Pittston Reds and Honcsdale played hot
game Of bail on the Athletic park Saturday, end.
ing by to in favor Of Honcsdale.
On Wednesday, August will occur the
fourth annual reunion of the Wayne County Odd
Fellows at Lake Ariel. The principal entertainer
Of the day will be S. NJ. Spedon, Of New York.
There will be ball games dancing, etc, and
music by the Hawley band.
The new glass cutting company expects to have
its shop ready for business by the fist of August
Their committee who have been away purchas.
ing the shops equipment, returned home Sat.
urday evening.
The Wayne Citizens Water company is en-.
gagged in laying pipe from the Caiaw pond to
their distributing reservoir.
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NICHOLSON,
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Nicholson, July 23.-Mss Nellie Shields has
gone to Cuyahoga Falls, o., to visit the Misses
Jessie and Bertha Freeman. She will also visit
cousins in Cleveland, o., then on her return
home will spend a couple OF days at Niagara
falls.
Mr. and Mrs II. T. wilkins, Of Green Ridge,
are at home with their parents for an extended
visit. Mr.. wilkins is in very poor health
Mrs, Bert Stephens is entertaining cousin
from Dunmorc, Pa.
Miss Beatrice stephens and her sister, Mrs.
Fred Foster spent the Sabbath with relatives
at Fleetville, Pa.
James Dougherty spent last evening with
friends over on the farm.
Misses Anna Watkins and Name benjamin ac.
companied by cur editor and his assistant
drove to Brooklyn yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Myra Latham has returned to Scranton
after spending a couple Of days with her aunt,
Mrs Amanda Lathcm.
Mrs stephen H. Jay Is entertaining her two
nieceS, Misses Blanche and Mae Walker, Of Pc.
tona, Pa, at present
Mrs II. n. Kelly spent the day in Scranton
with her daughter, Mrs. A. f. Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs William Beebe, Of Scranton, have
been spending several weeks here with her pa.
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester WILDER.
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seal on a car about o'clock this ar
ternoon they were somewhat amazed
to find a big, burly black dog jump
at them, at the same time growing
ferociously. The dog was quickly
taken care of and the men proceeded
to unload the car, which contained
consignment Of household goods. They
had not proceeded far, however, before
their attention was attracted by the
feeble cries of children and upon in
vestigation they found three small
boys Snugly packed away in one cor
ner Of the car. The eldest was but 10
years old and the youngest only
years. The children were in q weak
ered condition and were unable 10
talk intelligent English. on being
taken from the car they showed the
strain of their imprisonment by point
ing to their parched Fps and crying
in broken English "Gim me d'ink."
They were soon given proper care.
They turned out to be the children OF
Michael Orwiskie, a Polander, who
was moving from Hazlcton to Plttston
Orwiskie had packed his household
goods IN the car at IGazleton on Sat
urday afternoon and incidentally hid
the children among the goods, in the
hope of smuggling them through with
out paying any car fare. The car
was sealed at HazletOn Saturday and
arrived here in the same condition
about 1.3O o'clock this afternoon. At
the Junction it was sidetracked until
o'clock, when 1t was opened and
its novel contents discovered. The
children had been imprisoned in n
dark, miserably ventilated box car,
without food or drink, for more than
forty-eight hours. and their condition
and experience can better be imagined
than described. About ten minutes af-
ter the car had been opened the par
ents of the children arrived on the
scene, having evidently come on an
early passenger train. The children
We're gathered up and together the
happy family started afoot for Dur
yea, about one and a half miles dis
tant, as unConcerned as if nothing at
all unusual had taken place.
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SPRINGvILLE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
springyille. July 23.--Episcopal Minister John.
ston and family have moved into the par.
sohage Tor the summer lie will still retain his
pastorate at West Pittston.
Many farmer is making the remark that
corn never had a better growth at this time
Of the season than this year. TIayng is we'll
along, some having finished. Oats are looking
line and beginning to ripcn
UP at the milk station the other day Dell
Hendershot had little wrcstc with his scparl.
Tor and now the thing is at the factory for
repairs. The machine would not come apart
after its work had been finished.
Arthur Phelps is hostler and general utility
hand at the Springvile hotel, in place of Charles
Bailey the young man who tried to end his
existence recently
At the shop Of Strickland h Culver there has
lately been placed a new anvil, bellows, forge,
and other necessary tools and appliances.
Iher increasing trade made it necessary.
Mrs Anna Grattan is entertaining Mrs. r.
W. Williams and daughter, Grace, of Hartley,
Iowa. Mrs Williams is a sister of Mrs Graf
tan's, and since her marriage has been living
in the west most Of the time. She has many
friends in this village who gave her a warm
welcome.
W. L. Allyn and wife are visiting relatives
in Bradford county, and Mr. Allyn is also
earning an honest penny by selling stcrcoscopc
views at the same time
Nettie Muzzy has returned from school at
Mansfield, and will spend her vacation with
her mother in the village.
Up on the hill before John q. Lyman, esq,
there appeared W. L. Shclp, who made oath
that one Raymond IIolley had committed as
sault and battery on his person. The proper
papers were issued. Later lIollcys wife also
appeared and made oath that Shclp had as
sauted her The suit came off in good time.
and the llollcy woman concluded to settle the
matter.
All the mills of this vicinity were smultanc.
ousy out of feed, and people that were de.
pending on them for their supply were grev-
ousy disappointed.
Wherever there are bushes there is an abund-
ance of blackberries of nice size. Although not
yet ripened, a little later there will be fine
picking.
l.. f. Taylor, from up in the Empire state,
visited his parents in this village last week
The band will attend an ice cream social at
Truman Bakers, near the Baker creamery, on
Friday evening, July %.
Mrs. Kate Taylor has just returned from a
visit to friends in New Jersey.
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BROOKLYN.


SnocioI - Az Cor,nt,,, fTril,,,o
Np'N'"l W Wv '''''''''
brooklyn, July 2S'-MlSS Bcrnice Doran IS VS.
iting friends in Naycrly, N \.
Miss Martha Rines from the Soldiers Orphan
school, Is spending the summer vacation with
MIS- W. F. Kent
Dr sage has been given a vacation OF two
weeks There VIII be no preaching in the Uni
Nersahst church during that time. sunday
school ana Young Peoples Christian union VIII
be held at the usual time.
Ed Burch, OF Waverly, y. Y, visited relatives
mere last week
wade H. Barnes spent Sunday in Scranton, VS.
ltlng ms mother
honhle Gere opened an ice cream parIor in the
Odd Fellows hall saturday evening and those
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mother Thomas Cawley, Daniel sullivan, MN.
re Oawley Margaret Cawley, Mr.. and Mrs d.
W. Powell, Helen Powell, May Blanchard, jess
and Augusta Polhemus, Jane Davis, II. c. san.
derson and wife, Elizabeth and Grace Sander.
son, X. W. Fuller, J. Robert Simpson, John r.
Edwards, May Edwards, Edith Blair, I. J. Eos.
ter and wife, Mrs. Richards, T. J. Kehoe, II. II.
Brongers, w. +. Meyers, J. Arch Mears, j. r.
Davis, ID. W. Reese, II. G. Wallace and wife,
j. b. Burns Samuel McCraoken, john d. Boyle,
r ). Gibbons, p. j. Cummings and wife, a. ID.
Beers, Grace Bell, Florence Marie Sickcr Pres.
ton Brown, Mary Beers, Mrs Thomas Carson,
Mrs. NJ y. Edwards. T. Fellows Mason, J. II.
Thomas, w. Il. Smith. g. II. johnson, H. B.
Hersely, W. Nanston, Ralph Allen, W. W. Bcr.
Ty' IT,, John Bryce Burns, jr., Arch Deans Harry
Deans, Q. Leon Griffin, @. Max Jessup, Farm.
nam Mears, McNar Phillips, Raymond Sander.
son, Charles p. Matthews and wife and Mycr
habatchnick, Of Scranton; J. d. Fcrber and W.
y Dean, OF Boston, NJ. b. Dean, Of Dalton; Mrs
Daniel Bevan, Of Miners Mills, and p. b. Walk.
er, Of Factoryville.
The Saturday evening hops was like its pre-.
decessors, a grand success.
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Letters Of Inquiry.
RULES OF THE CONTEST

The special rewards will be given 10
the persons securing the largest number
of points.
Points will be credited to contestants
securing new subscribers to the Scranton
Tribune as follows;
Points,
One Months Subscription. s so
Three Months Subscription los
Six Months Subscription. $50
One Years Subscription -. 500 u
The contestant with the highest nun.
Der Of points will be given a choice from
the list of special rewards; the contestant
with the second highest number Of
points will be given choice OF the re.
manning rewards, and so on through the
list.
Each contestant failing to secure a
special reward will be given 10 per cent.
OF all money he or she turns in.
All subscriptions must be paid in ad-
vance.
Only new subscribers will be counted.
Renewals by persons already. on our
subscription list will not be 'credited.
No transfers can be made after credit
has once been given.
All subscriptions, and the cash 10 nav
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Tribune office within the week in which
they are secured, so that papers may be
sent to the subscribers at once.
Subscriptions must ne written on blanks.
which can be secured at The Tribune
office, or will be sent by mail
The contest will close promptly at
o'clock Saturday evening, September 20,
1900.
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FOREST CITY,


Special to tho Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, July 23.-Gcorpc Nancy spent
Sunday with his brother Benjamin +. Maycy,
at scranton.
The Methodist Sunday school will hold their
annual picnic in the grove the other side Of the
river Wednesday, August l.
Anna Pci is spending the first of the week with
friends in Carhoudalc.
I. {. Manner and son, Cecil were visiting at
South Gibson yesterday
Mrs, Oliver Coylc who has been the guest of
Mrs. Henry Orcc at Uniondalc for the past two
weeks, has returned home.
j. c. Brown and daughter. Mabel. are visiting
friends in Deposit
The open air meeting was omitted Sunday ow.
ing to the absence Of Rev. r. A. Clark and Rev.
j. L. Williams.
viii Woodmau,cc # Carhondlle. spent sun.
day with his mother, Mrs. Henry Weed.
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hartford.
70 the Scranton Trihnlne.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Hartford, July 28.-Mr and Mrs. Harry Pal
mcr, of Scranton, have returned home after Wis.
itng his unac, II. A. Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Spadng, of RinChamton,
are spending few weeks with Mrs Carpenter.
+, r. Tiffany and wife were in Susquehanna
Wednesday.
H. W. Booth and family spent the day in
South Gibson.
Mrs, viii Glaze, Of Scranton, is visiting her
brother A. II. Rhynerson.
Miss Lou Rogers and Mrs. W. q. Hammond
with their Sunday school classes picnicked at
Tyler Lake July 2l.
Mr.. Grant has purchased w. B. Lofts farm.
t. Z. Jones is spending two weeks vaca.
tion at Bermuda Islands
Miss Gertrude Stearns has been spending
week with friends in Montrose.
Mrs. Isaac Tilinghast, of FactoryNille, visited
her father, Dr. A. T. Brundage, Friday.
The Zip social at Rev. J. p. Manwell's Friday
evening was a success
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SPECIAL REWARDS.

!, Scholarship in Wyoming Semi
nary a years. including tut.
tion and board ...............Sl,0 900
2. Scholarship in Keystone Acad-
emy g years. including tut
tiOn and board ............... 564
8. Sohmcr 5.B Piano, including
stool and scarf Con exhibition
at J. W. Guernscy's, 3li
Washington avenuel......... ASS
4. Course in Piano Instruction at
Scranton Conservatory Of Mu-
sic ................ .......... 20
8. Columbia Bicycle, Chainless,
1900 model Con exhibition at
Conrad Brothers, 2i3 Wyo-
ming avcnue) ................ rs
6. Scholarship in Scranton Busi-
ness College, commercial course 60
2. Scholarship in Scranton Bust.
ness College, shorthand course 60
g. Solid Gold Watch, lady's or gen
tleman's (on exhibition at Eu.
gene Schimpf's, 3l7 Lacka.
wanna ayenue). ............. so
Q. Tele.Photo Cycle POGO b Cam
era, 4x5 (on exhibition at
the Griffin Art company, 900
Wyoming ayenue) ........... 30
TO- Lady's Solid Gold Watch, or
Gcntleman's Solid Silver
Watch Con exhibition at Eu.
gene SchimpfT's, 317 Lacka.
wanna avenue). ........,..... 80
s2,439
Each contestant failing to secure one
Of these special rewards will be given
ten Q0) per cent. Of all the money he or
she turns in.
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SUSQUEuANNA.
ial to the Scranton Tribune.

/
| SusquehaIra, July 2$.-lhere is an immense
! improvement in the physical condition and train
service of the Erie. THE old reliable" will he
a standard trunk line within few years be.
cause its trains are up to date, and its roadb. d
Is good any other trunk line in the c1un
try, while in New York and Buffalo speed rec.
ords il is second to no other line.
Colonel G. &. Pratt and Charles VI. ShcIp, Of
New Milford, and o. A. Gilbert, Of Montroso
have been appointed commissioners by the court
in the matter Of the proposed lines Of division
OF the First and Second wards OF this borough
1t is proposed to divide each ward twice, max.
ing four wards of the borough, and giving it
eight delegates to the county nominating conycn.
tiOn instead Of four, at present
There Is a rumor that the Erie's car shops
in Buffalo are to be removed to Susquahanna to
make more general concentration Of the shops
OF the road and save taxes, The shops in Buf.
falo give employment TO eight hundred men.
Christ Episcopal church is closed until further
notice.
Rev. Mr., Williams, Of Forest City, on Sunday
morning and evening occupied the pulpit Of
the Baptist church.
Scores of farming reunions will be held in
Susquehanna county In August.
A petition is being circulated by the employes
in the Erie shops here, praying that the com.
pany give them regular Saturday half holiday
The Susquehanna Journal adds: "Only a short
time ago, under Democratic administration,
about one'half OF the workmen were very glad
to get three eighthours a day days in a week
And yet this fact seems to have been forgotten
by some.
The Chinese Of this borough are preparing to
hold a mass meeting to denounce the Boxers"
and to proclaim their loyalty to this government.
Mrs. Rachael Kane, Of West Main street is
suffering from a badly bruised limb, occasioned
by fall.
The Susquehanna band on Saturday evening
gave an excellent open air concert from the
Main street pagoda,
The Erie on Sunday ran an excursion from
Carbondale and intermediate points to Ros,
Park, Binghamton. The attendance was large,
Miss Eleanor Costello. of scranton, is the
guest Of Miss Geneyieye Cregan, of Drinkor
street.
Fred Leanard telegraph editor Of the New
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East Buffalo, July 28.-Cattle- Nearly steady
steers, $5,S5a56O; light to good, a. 95a5 25 hef.
crs, S35Oa5; cows, S2a4IO bulls 81. 25al.5O;
stockcrs, SSa3,75; feeders, 80. 6Oai25. Hogs
5.7j; mixed. S5.6Oa5 62la; heavy, $5. 5Oa5. .55:
rcughs, Si.6Oai75; stays, 49, 5Oai. Sheep and
Lambs Steady; lambs, ~, 25a5. rs; sheep, culls
to good mixed, s2ai5O; wethers, SI6OaA IS;
yearlings, SO. 25a47O
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New York Live Stock Market.

New York, July 23.- --Beevcs-steers firm, closed
loc higher a bulls % ana SSTs 60 S6 SLOW but steady
3.i5 Cavcs-Actyc, opened fully kOc. higher,
closed lower than opening; veals, - 5Oa6.75i
culs, 81; choice and extra yeals, S7a7,l2l2; but
tomilks, 81. 5Oa3.25. Shecp-Good, steady; com.
mon, slow; lambs, l5a25c. lower; closing dull;
sheep, S3ai,7j; culls, $25Oa2.75; lambs, s.. 75a
6SOl; culls -. lIogs-llgher at S570a5,90;
choice state hogs So
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The Tribune's Educational Contest
has now reached such proportions that
it can be definitely stated that the
names OF those who have made a cred
liable showing will be published from
day to day, beginning August /. Those
who intend to enter the contest should
begin at once, so that their names will
be included in the list on that day.