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New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
souTHERN CoTToN MARKErs.

Memphis June 2s.-Cotton steady: middling g 5-I6c.
low middling, 116c; good ordinary, 11-16c;
cepts Il bales; II bales shipments 1902 bales;
sales, $50 bales stock, p, ,239 bales
Galveston June 2S.-CottOn firm; middling. exc low
mtddng &c good ordinary, si2c receipts, bales;
Great Britain 571 bales coastwis 27s bales
sales, 7 bales; stock. S,36T bales.
Baltimore June 2s-Cotton nominal; middling. 9lac;
low middling, 9 i-16c; good ordinary T-16c
cepts $50 bales, coastwIse 500 bales; stock
TAG bales
savannah June 2s-Cotton quiet and steady; iddIing
9l4c low middng S5sc; good ordinary Size; receipts,
las bales. sales. $50 bales; stock 5.799 bales.
Louis June 2s.-,Cotuon steady; middlng. 5-l5c;
low middling &C. good ordinary, Sesc shipments, 9T3
bales; sales. 3.014 bales stock 80. O27 bales.
New-Orleans, June 2S.-CottCn firm: middl!ng. 9lac:
middling good ordiu7ry. STsc receipts 226
bales; exports Britain 2Oi2 bales coastwse,
100 bales. sales. l, 500 bales; stock 67OS9 bales.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

Liverpool, June 2s.-Closing -Beef-Exra India mess
mess fine Wester7 steady Cos. Lard-Anerican refined
in pals steady 97s prime Western, tierces steady
Hams-Short cut 16 n. steady. Cd. Sacon
Cumberland 2s so 10 steady 4Os; short rib. IS
clear middles light, so IS
10 firm, AS 3D. long clear middles heavy 30 40 fb
firm, backs, 16 10 steady, Sd
bellies, ShouIderS-Square
II to IA 10 steady Cd Cheese-Aercan hnest white
and coOred steady. 49s. Talow-Prime city irm 25s,
Australian in London steady, 2s Cottonseed oilHull
steady. 36s. Rosln-Common firm. IS. Hops at London
CPacihc CoasO steady f2 l5sf3 los Lnseed Oil SIS Sd
Butter-GOod United 16s Peas-Canadian, IS Sd
Wheat-spot dun: l Northern spring, 6s Tl1d: No l
7dq6s futures firm. July. ID Sepem
Der 6s 59d. December nominal Corn-Spot-z American
steady, IS Ad do, old, firm, Is ID. futures
firm; July, Id September As 2Ad. Flour-St. Louis
fancy winter firm. SIS Sd. Petroleum. 6Isd.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
OTHBR MARKErs-RY rELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 2s-Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; steers
active and strong 70 1Oc higher butchers
strong natives, best sale to-day, carloads al S.
good TO prime steers medium weights, higher. heavy
9alOc higher at 50 2OQS5 So poor steady
&c higher - 50QS5 10: at s. 756
81 90S4 40 hefers S3a$4 So Gamers about steady
at S2aS2 40. bulls, 81 75g$4 so, steady
SO 20 Texans receipts 200 head Texas fed
at - 4OlS9 2 Texas steers, So 75T$4 30
bulls, 81 I5QS3 40. Hogs-Recepts to-day 20 coo head
Tomorrow 10000 left ESTIMATED 1000; average
lQc higher; TOP, IS 42lz mixed butchers 50 2U9
> 40 good to choice heavy S5 3OS5 42s rough heavy
g d5SSo2 20 light s. l5QS5 40 bulk Of sales. s. 304
- So Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head: sheep and lambs,
choice strong a higher. others about steady
good TO choice wehers $4g$4 So; fair choice mixed
g 20g$4 l5 Western sheep S4Q$4 20 Texas sheep 50
81 90 native lambs S5aS6 20; Western lambs s. 500
So 20; spring lambs. 81 75S6 80: Colorado lambs
Cincinnati, June 2S.-Hogs higher at 81 753
50 90 Cattle dull and lower 50 254S5. Sheep steady
al 81 50q$4 Lambs steady at So soGS6
e. East Liberty June 2sCattle steady extra s. 6Oq
strong; prime heavies. s5dS5 so: prime mediums S59
s. 55 heavy Yorkers 50 509$5 55; light do and pigs
So S0gS5 90; roughs, So 75S5. Sheep dull choice weh
81 30GS4 40; common 81 506$2 30; spring lambs
So 50q$5 %; veal calves. $6aS6 %.
East BsInalo June 2SReceipts-Cattle, Is
and lambs y hogs, 50 Shpmeuts-CaJtIe
cars sheep and lambs, II hogs. IA Cattle
No offerings moderate inquiry at late quoted prices
Calves dull top quality barely quotabe Sc; choice
extra S. 75GS6. Sheep and lambs-Slght Improvement
over Yesterdays prices Spring lambs choice extra
ass 20; wethers. 50aS4 rs; mixed S4Gs4 so
heavy SO 50dSi. Hogs steady;
mediums s. 50 pigs So sods5 49, rouEhs, 81 5OqS4 So
stags SO 5OGS3 20.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
NAVAL, STORES.

Spirits turpentne ruled rather quiet but about steady
Rosin was quiet and unchanged. Quotations follow;
TAR-Regulars 50 10 DO Oil hbls. 81 S
SPIRITS URPENTINE-45G45lac.
ROSIN-Common 10 good strained. 81 s.; = 81 50 r
81 75 G. 81 so. H So 81 %; K 80 Is; NJ, 50 35i n
81 90. G.. 81 70; W ". So
STOCK ON HAND.
Rostn .lprS.o 1Ds
Spirits LOS t'ols
Tar o'V DIS
Charleston June 2s.-Turpentine hrn at 42c- Rosin
firm unchanged
wilmington June 2s-Turpentue steady. 4ea42iac; re
CENTS l26 btls Rosin firm 81 receipts 467
bbis Crude trpenrne quiet 81 6oq$2 6o receipts. l48
steady. 81 40. receipts. 80 bbls
Savannah. 2s-Sptrtts turpentne firm, SIC:
CENTS $50 bbls; sales Rosin hrni below c.
up receipts 2 292 bbs: sales, 5G3
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 2s. 4 Z. m.-Cotton-spot-Good bust
higher; American middlng fair l5-l8d
good middlng 3 21-32d, middlng I'D. low mddung
54sd good ordinary 5l4d: ordinary 1-16d The sales
o. the day 16.OGO bales Of which 1000 for
speculation and export and included r. 400 American
Receipts 5000 bales. including 400 American Futures
opened quiet and closed steady American middling
June, S0-64G5 316Id buyers June and July. 2o-64d
sellers July and August 2I-64d sellers: August and
September 11-64d sellers: September and October
5T-64d sellers: October November. 45-6464 46-64d
value and December. 30 SD sellers: Decem
ber and January. 3664G4 3T-64d sellers. January
February 3+-64d sellers; February March. 33-64d
sellers: March April 32-64G+ 33- Gid buyers
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

s. head for sale. Barely steady live hogs deckoad
or mixed Western hogs sold IS 100 D;
hogs nominal at IS 59$5 so country dressed quiet
Sales-S Judd & Co.: SO mixed Western hogs III 10
average s. 20 10 Qate yesterday 81 western
hogs. no 10 at s. rs
SIS so 50 ~ 49,
J. f. Hume Date yesterday: 81 State hogs 2o1
10 at IS so; roughs. 363 n at 81 so
n III Hollis 10 state hogs. I4I NJ IS s.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June 2s-spring wheat-No hard spot.
lots Ssci No Northern. round lots Sc &c; North
ern. carloads. 81 5sc vheat-No red s5c: No
white, SAC Corn dull; No yellow, 47S4c; yellow
4 1sei No yellow, 4sAc No corn. 4734c; No corn.
4Ic. Oats-No white, 30c: No 8 white. 29iec; No {
white. 29c; No mixed. &c; No mixed 26lac asked
Rye dull; No 2 nominally SIC Flour steady Canal
freghts steady; wheat 25c; PC barley 1&c; rye
&c; 19sc.
Chicago. June 2s.-The leading futures ranged
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
LEHlCH VALLEY.

stations foot OF West A COrandr Streets
lPeuna- X 4
Time West sd Street figures C0andt or Debrossss
Streets Daily except sunday. Sunday leaves S M OtEsr
Trans d1iy. sunday leaves 6t5
sunday leaves SIS Sunday leaves SIS PIX SUNDAY
leaves -lj n. sunday leaves = A N
r11O. q 20 a Local FOR 4 ASTON
s.. d. ee-S0 A. NJ For BCFFALO. NIAGARA FAII4
West and PRINCIPAL local points Paor Dining Cars Con-
zt,II.55, 12,9e Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
c4acly Due Buffalo Y.
% Detroit Chicago. Dining a a carte
'13.33, 90 P NJ For WlLEES-BA ARE ECRANTcy
1. 10 n
Y9-lO y9.2OP Il. Local for MAUCH CHUNK
16. = Chicago Limited For
~@F--7 --7 - ---~Ne~
.1.55. 500 P II Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
TURONTO. -
'S.95, 900 For ITHACA ROCHESTER BT-FFAIO
and " %
so PLAiNFIELD ald ROUND BROOK locals daily er~eos
7ait 80 - A ~ = o 20, '6lo, 81 - 3 and 20 n
AlAets
- 5t E Sa6 Say = Jnon square West 5 Columbus Ave-
Y Transfer viii and check 5as r hotel or
residence through Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahlesSpo cotton
- enc ac-ve sales f6 600 bales speculation and
49, -ef9t American 1900 receipts 5000 American
ha1Eg upland, 51zc; futures opened barely steady
49, oan'n on near and points down on far months
f--1@4 stean3- 70 higher near, unchanged % 1
Fsr - on isr psoeElber-J anuary. 43o1zs. January
gsL14Fz SOB February March. 4&5b. March-AprI.
June 5-8gv; June-Juiy. 525izb. July-August,
-seDtenlb=R sI01zs Septen ber-O October,
Ic-eoer--s oEernh4. ( s9b. Ncvenber-D december
Ei low i.ruitz
FLOUR AND AfEAI,-Tbs market was OF IOa20c On
foSs--s fs--s-5 a. grades sud dull BIDS have been
-'ts lh proportion. making buyers tar out OF lins
e spring patents 81 1905 as winter straghts.
- @lneT pstenLE s. 20GS4 so spring clears.
ezra No i s3Mf3 - No =
~ = s2gs% -, grade $50 50ds2I spot and
r FL(JLEt-tllet. 0uoref- EatE 10
NEsF = choice fancy. s. 4OaSa y -. CORN
bz~s quoted; Kiln dried. 81 5oqSZ 90 as 70
ye,ew 80 91EAL-steady 0u0ed, FLue Naite and
qaetss sS.4s! 20 eoarss 94g9sc...... .FEED--FirTp;
20 = sZlng orsn spor, S7@sl7 90: sacks. arrive.
rriesss g. coarse winter bran sI7asI9 white;
S-a9Sle %: city brs$. 81 50gSls: honry chop.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. z.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New OF Liberty street: South Fsrr1
CWhitehau TerminaD minutes earlier.
sDaiIy Except Sundays 2SundayE
CHICAGO $50 - (LIberSy onlyj 40 3. N
'l2.I5 night
PITTsBURG. '4sO a m liberty street onlv, .aoa
.. 100 p N. and - IS night.
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS. sl00O a. n. 100 D N
sl2l5 night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. $500 1900 CDiRsr.
'1lSO a (Dlnerl 100 ? DINER. I'D tDlnerI.
Train
Diner and Cael. 100 lDinsrt. 100 p ,D1s-) zad
-42lo night NORFOLK. TlO0 M
Al trains ar Illuminated With Platsch L5sat.
Offices i1S. IL. 26i. 4}4. 1900 Uafoa
So w I2I Bowery. n. Y. $50 Fultln 81 B-ookiyn-
Whitehall Terminal and Liberty chsrxsd
from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady: No
spring wheat. 77679c No red SIC; corn. 42sc;
2I742%ci No white, 26eG275a nc; No rye, 61isc; No
and No Northwestern haxseed 81 So cIoverseed
tract grade S. pork, bb Sl1 5OG$l2 So lard
100 10, SO a. 4S6 80;
81 75GS7.
sides (boXed 81 4O4$7 so; whiskey high wines
81 y; sugar cut loaf, unchanged. On the Produce
I4al9c dairies. I7c Cheese steady. Slsq91ao. Eggs
firm, lie.
Duluth June 2s.-wheat-No l hard cash s4Jsc: July
s41sc; September, 81 sc December, s57sc No North
Oats. 562sc- Corn, 42Ac.
Cincinnati, June 2s-FIour dun. Wheat nominal; No
red. sec. Corn No mixed. 45c. Oats quiet;
Sugar steady. Eggs dull 1Od1017c. Cheese firm
Milwaukee. June 2s.-wheat lower No l Northern
S3c; No ? Northern s1aS2c Rye higher; No l.
Barley firm; No 2 4S949c; sample 4od4slsc.
Minneapolis, June 2s.-Close-Wheat-I store No l
Northern, June, SIC July. s13ac: September SEC,
Northern. size.
Philadelphia, June 2s-wheat 4l4c lower; contract
June 4I5= g4T&tc Oats quiet but hrm; No white
clipped 32c. Butter fancy Western 2Oc;
do prints 2lC EGGS dull weak, fresh - aC;
do Western 134132c do Southwestern, 13c Southern,
bbs $50 600 10 sacks; wheat 500 BUSH a 600
bush; oats, 1000 bush ShipmensWheat, 5000 bush;
corn. 10000 bush; oats, 5000 bush
St. Louis, June 2S.-CIose-Wheat-No 2 red cash,
hard. 7T97sc- CornNo cash. 42c; June. 42c;- July,
41Hc; September. 42TSc. Oats-NO cash--25G.-Juue.
24%o July. 24%c September. y 2tsq24c; No white,
Toledo June 2s.-wheat active lower; spot s4Iac;
July S4s August s4sci September S5lsc Corn active,
frm No cash 45c September, A &c Oats active hrn
No cash 60c Coverseed lS9s prime. s. TO- 1S9e prime
So 40; october. 50 s23s; No = 81 rs
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

Ei0-Co1se market steady: No Rio 7S6a5. Exchange
y sc receipts 600 bags cleared States
1000 bags; cleared for Europe 5000 bags stock 900
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
SI2 A NJ and 335 =. Daily. except SUNDAY -
Pittsheids Sundays al A
Pullman Cars all through
Trains illuminated with Piltsrh Light
Ticket Offices rs. 261. 1 216 Broadway *
Union Sc W. 20 Columbus Ave, 13S West 1e5th
11th 81. and l3sth s.. Stations New York and T2a
Fulton st and 1O4 Broadway. Z d, Br0okiyu-
Telephone 900 SSrh Street FOR New Central Ca1i
Service Baggage checked from residence bv
WeStc0tt Express Ccm0any.
GEOPGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

spot cotton closed quiet with quotations Z higher
she basis OF 9ss for UdduF upland and f0c FOR mid
ding Gulf . bales. spot markets
quiet Savannah
eut and STEADY at 90 Charleston nominal Wilmington
rofltne doing Norfolk steady s4zc Baltimore
n1uneI 81cs Memphis steadv 5-lec. August firm
ac. 81 Louis steady 5-16c. lsc up The export
movement follows.
Great Britain France. Continent.
TO-DAY -........-.. T7s3
s far this 7ree1-..--....-. II I07 1922
So far thiE 1876 766 CSC G26
Receipts a. the ports interior points today CON
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

COITON-Eve-ts Of the day the Cotton Exchange
were Lot calculated 10 clear the confusion OF opinions
ard mixed state OF sentiment IN general The statistical
situation forefront. q leading
Egence English En6 New-O-Ieans markets well
local circles, great stir Of spnuers and shorts
II Liverpool for present crop caused
rosr sensational advances n that remembered
TIE South The far months hucrated in the d
Tecton. keeping better weather reports pre-
oicr0nE and selling thnss holders believing the
70 oe u tophesFy condition. result Of the late
snort accounts At the
values y Liverpool 47 points up months,
ou g points q n ths remote options First sales
ialcalsd advance Of Z6 points old and de-
room t-soe very much . 70 just which 10
later Liverpool increased the
Vc1sness and confusion the local exchange, and effect
y checked fresh speculation by the outside public. Dis
1ensife1 Liquidation
SCI n stter the opening prices about
!aI ng tsFe! on summer months and 5ll points
lover On lar months A quick response
70 perpendicular IN Liverpool UP lOQI2
points A 9ng period OF apathy renewed fever
- nnctlatcls and sQasuluc trading in the last hour
fces once more took upward direction urgent de
t--- Irl e9-thern foreign interests, which
1ce1eeo hy reports Of heavy sales for export
N@E-)rears ana o-lsr Southern The CO
nec general hold that touurr9Ts statistical report
circles and would another squirt OF bu trading
nefe The July option eseW-Crleans and
eAclange showed remarkable
rsech1g sh1c or 81 points above asr nights closing
The weather PREDICTIONS encouraging
me bureau in Washington successfully
matte conditions the belt Of late
cepend oFsEuuch On he weather report Ite market
closed drm for months. with points July
points Augst "A points an6 September points higher;
later months steady az decline cf 4G6 points
The range Of contract prices to-day
was 1uil0us-
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
ERIE RAILROAD.
NEW YORK. ONTARIO 8 WESTERN ny.

Trains leave West All Ferry follows 90 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST..
Day Express 70 oswego -..............--.s SO A, NJ
Mountain Express Sidney 1913
saturday Holiday Rockland. 100
Rockland- 3.15 p
tChicagU Western points. p
4Sundsy Special MiddletoVnl =,
500 Excursion - -
saturdays only. tDaly- tSundays only.
Tickets and paror car seats at 3I1. g45 and i354
Broadway; 80 Ave. Columbus ave, East
I25th ST. 278 St. York: Court ST. 500
Fulton ST.. eS Broadway. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

Foreign Coffee Markers-SaEros-Co market weak
goo average santos $500, receipts bags
@h@.01J bags HaEhurg---orfee market opened pfg
higher - 80 zG = pfg advance. sales Is 0ol
bags Eav7e-Cofe@ market opened quiet unchanged rC
franc higher. er = advanced Z franc al p n
LolGsec 1rt steady. Al $50 = higher; tota
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
OLD n@ElMl0M llNEa

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth Pfnner's
Point Newport News Richmond "a connecting
Petersburg. Richmond. Virginia Beach Washington D.
ana entire South West
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 70 North
River foot Beach St day o.
Additional steamer sails Wednesday July 4th. D. m.
for Richmond, Va direct James River.
H b. WALKER
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

Receipts ports points today, com
pared Eith the day last week and last year
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

COOKS 7UlU][Rga
Americans going abroad tickets.
Books, Letters OF Credit Money they
and at lowest rates % Cooks Offices.
. more Tours leave this There
vacancies-nOt many.
Downtown Office: PSI B'dway warreu). n. Y.
Uptown Office; 11s5 B'dway cor. 2stb ST.. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

MAlN[5 STEAMSHIP GO
DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. NAME
Connecting with all railroad steamship alt
Summer Resorts Steamships ''Horatio Hair (new( ani
street every Tuesday Thursday. Saturday p NJ.
steamers ntted with modern improvement
Sort and convenience Of passengers Ticket offices No
80 broadway. OF Reade St. general Odcs. NJ
222 South ST. opposite the Pier.
HORATIO L. ~ Sn-tn
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

Receipts breadstuTs points
last three cphers 600 omitted -four bbIs, grain bush
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

e West Al 81. Ferry as follows 90 minutes
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
D LINE.

PED D LINE.
Ia For Ia Guayra Pus-to Cabello Curacao and Mara
caibo via CNIracao-CalIing also Puerto Rico.
Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
-Sa noon
: A 2S
These vessels have superior accommodations pas
BoULJTON BLISS & DALLErT
General Managers 135 Front ST.
The sun., 1900-04-06
.rE APPLICATIONS

NOTICE.-I, wALTTR 8. LETHERBURY,. ten
ant and occupant of the house. situated at
Townsend, in United School Distlic 81, 81 Ia
and 81 10. Appoquinimink hundred. county OF
rev Castle, State of Delaware. in compliance
with the requirements of the acts OF the General
Assembly In such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writing to
the Court Of General Sessions of the State
OF Delaware in and for New Castle county,
on Monday. the 18th day OF May. A. D., 1900, be-
ing the next term OF said court for license ior
said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein OF intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premises,
and the foil wing respectable citizens of said
United School Districts, at least six Of whom are
freeholders. recommend the said pet ton, viz:
John NJ Rittenhouse, Samuel Towns nd,
W. +. Graves, Charles +. Hubbard,
James w. Ise, James Boyd,
Charles II. Todd, James II. Carton,
| John II. Naylor l. w. Isanes,
H. ]. Haylor, Nm. Greer,
Charles Vim ard, T., S. Wells
George w. Neylor, R. H. Wilson,
| John +. Ellis. VIM #. Bramble.
WALTER s. LtTHER8URY.
The sun., 1900-04-06
1T IS PASSING STRANGE.

From the New York Evening Sun.
Admiral Dewey woke up this morning
to find himself anything but famous.
Unless the newspapers are kept from
him, he will be uncomfortable all day.
When a man looks for applause and re-
ceives pity, the effect must be jarring
Almost the only person who claps the
Admiral on the back is Mr.. Cleveland, OF
Princeton, whose influence with the
Democratic party is not what it used to
be. Mr.. Bryan, who is very much in
terested in political developments at the
present time, says that the announce.
ment of Admiral Dewey's candidacy did
not surprise him. 1t seems to have sur
prised ex-senator German, who had the
Democratic National Convention put off
as long as possible, and John r. Mclean
is almost incredulous. Nothing is so
striking in this affair as the perpiexity
of these two gentlemen. Looking for
the influences behind the screen on
which Admiral Dewey's ambition ispro-
jected, not politician is to be found. 1t
is passing strange.
Has the Dewey bombshell caused a
stampede in the Democratic camp? Not
bit of it. Either the time fuse was i'm
properly cut or the shell was an inferior
one which could not explode. The
Bryan politicians are we'll organized,
drilled and disciplined. They are not in
the campaign for their health. The
division and brigade commanders have
an understanding with William j Bryan.
They will all get promotion and decora-
tions if he wins the Presidential battle Of
1900. "Too late! Too late' is their re.
frain when George Dewey announces
that he wants the Presidency and in.
Inmates that he will be grateful to his
friends. There is world of meaning in
that "Too late" for there is homo,
among politicians.
The sun., 1900-04-06
COME TO PHILADELPHIA.

From the Philadelphia Times of Yesterday.
When it was determined to hold the
Democratic national convention at Kan
cas- City, one essential consideration was
the large auditorium recently erected
there and suitable for such gatherings;
This convention hall was destroyed by
fire Yesterday and it is doubtful If it can
be rebuilt and made fit for the conven:.
tion before the date fixed, the Fourth OF
July.
In this emergency the Democratic ma
tional committee cannct do better than
TO call the convention in Philadelphia
We have magnificent hall, which will
be fully equipped for the Republican
convention, and the city offers every
advantage for the accomm ,dation Of
delegates. 1t is in every way a better
place for the purpose than Kansas City,
and Philadelphia hospitality is bound
less. Call the convention here.
The sun., 1900-04-06
Dramatic Entertainment Tonight. .

In the New Century Club drawing
room tonight the Young Peoples AS
sociation OF Unitarian Church will pre-
sent the following program: "The Lit
tlest Girl" dramatized by Robert Hill
lard from "Her First Appearance" by
Richard Harding Davis. The cast will
be: Mr.. Caruthers, Mr.. Ward; Van Bib
ber, Mr.. Bancroft; Davenport (servant
to Caruthers), DIR. Ralph Stubbs; Littlest
Girl, Miss Alice Belts. "Don't Judge by
Appearances" by John Madison Nor
ton. The cast: Major Pepper, Mr.. Curtis;
Frank Topham. Mr.. Pennington; Caesar
(servant to Tepper), Mr.. McCurdy;
Diana, Angelina, nieces to Major Pepper,
Miss Wales and Miss Webb. Every
thing points to decidedly pleasing
affair.
The sun., 1900-04-06
Has Given no Decision.

A decision has not yet been given by
Probate Judge Crossan as to whom the
cost of the contest of the will of An
thony Thielman should be placed. Mrs.
Berthe Hart is contesting the will and is
represented by Lilburne Chandler. Ben
iamin Nields appears for the will and on
Monday asked that the costs of the con-
test be placed upon Mrs. Hart, but Judge
Crossan will not 80 order until the case
is more fully gone into before him. He
has stated that he will reserve his deci-
sion for several days.
The sun., 1900-04-06

scuttle a ship and drown the entire
crew, because one Objectionable pas
senger happened to get aboard,
The party should not be wrecked 70
punish any one. We should first save 1t,
and, after having accomplished tnat,
man who commits suicide is general
said to have been insane, and sensible.
persons should avoid so, being spoken OF
from their party actions. In the effort to
punish any one, we should not over
throw ourselves and ruin our friends.
Let all be sensible and not act like luna
tics or children. The wise man forseeth
the evil and ayoideth it, while the fool
ali take warning, and for the sake OF the
party and good government, sacrifice our
prejudices and help save our country
from the rule of party that would
ruin it.
The sun., 1900-04-06
No Evidence Against Harkins.

City Court was held at 30 O'Clock
yesterday morning in order to allow
Judge Bal! to attend DIR. Mustard 8
funeral in Lewes. Ignatius Harkins,
the boy who was held on charge of
being implicated in the recent larceny OF
tobacco from sume p, w. & B. Railroad
cars, was dismissed because of lack OF
evidence. The following cases were con-
tinued until this morning: Joseph Welch
and John Clifford, charged with dis
orderly conduct; Nora View, charged
with larceny; James @. Reed, colored,
anG Howard Hill, charged with assault
and battery.
The sun., 1900-04-06
ADVICE TO REPUBLICANS.

From the Daily Republican.
If the Republicans really wish to elect
their candidates to the various Offices in
our State at the coming election, they
must stop their chickering's and determine
to support the nominees, whoever they
may be. There must be union of both
wings of the party or the Democrats will
elect their candidates and control the
offices in the State for years to come.
Such result will be a calamity that
every true Republican must wish to
avoid. To defeat the party because of
opposition to one Objectionable can
didate. would be as foolish as to
The sun., 1900-04-06
Valuable Pocketbook Lost.

J. H. Hoffecker, Jr., lost valuable
card case containing a Communication
ticket to Philadelphia and some impor-
tant papers, ON the 1l.23 train from
Philadelphia on Tuesday night. The
ticket department of the Pennsylvania
Railroad has been notified and the ticket
will be taken up.
The sun., 1900-04-06
FOR SALE.
United states Hotel

Mrs. c. E. Doellbor, proprie-
tress. Nos. 8, 5 and 7 French
street. Lunch cafe and saloon
attached. Lunch every Satur-
day night.