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New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
Rdilroaos.
ENNSYLVANIA
RATLRoAD.

STATIONS foot % WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
III orti"ndt streets is Eve minutes later than
enht given below for TUenty-third Street
.ahon, except where otherwise noted
Cars New Yofs to Ptis6a1s s.esPins car Sitis5afs
a5 A. NJ FAST e2f: Ii2E e pirl5s1 t5s's and C.v.ans
S-95 -, A. W. PENNsYLvANI4 LidirED.-Paiirnaa
Iion Cars For chicago Cie5eaad IoIsdo cSeinaaSi
155 p NJ cfifcAGo 5Ip Al '?@-' sr LOUIS EXPRESS
I7dia9eq9 S2Shyue via Cincinnati and Lsuisvile1.
0-ts g. - W. sT LOTS EXPREss-For Pi,,s5urz.
S' 7. p 81 WfsEHH HXPREss a6iSs 81 rooi Chicago FOR
-, ;,5,. r. VI PACIFIC EXPRESS For Tl,,sourg and
aou'e Connects for Cleveland exrepr saturday,
PPEss;; " " GPI,t:yEIANB P; AS,I3 CINcINNATI Ex-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
DINING tS o d5 6asr 1Ra rr c9Fnai o. m & 555's' %
Tess Ts9Tqssss and CortIandt Streets 22 g . Con
4j% NJ (Di9i9s carr 455 C3nlnE Carr s25 ,. i2I6
T 5253 rs "tonsressio6ai Lin an Psrior and Dining
S9GItHEdT ngti .I RAlIwAT-Express. 2s .. m
NORFOLK of{ PIX AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-For sdern5s.s
ATLANTIC COAST LTNE.IEz1iess SIS a n and O. Is
CH55EsAPEAIE & OHIO RAr.wAY-s55 a. n week
sEA9oARD AIR LINE.-fszuress 1855 D. n and 121o
FOR OLD POINT. COMFORT. and NoRFoLK-755 a m
Atlantic, t!ITY 1 s-oS 3 m day; s1s = - s..-,
ttnToqGgh NestibuIed Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and
CAPE NAi-l255 D m weekdays
points Branch 2aflroa1 from,
do Tays oa, ss e. &55 &5'9o s s3S b a s. m and y s e
p m Sdnda-s 80 3-25 a m. 455 .. m. from Das-
CROSSES and CoFclandt Streetsl 33p SEQ A m IL N
t20 SATURDAYS only} . 20 s. - 4 20 10 s14
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
25 s s. a. saa q I5[e"a5 Pa Sss g 2Q . ZSS.
and C9rtandt Streets lu2l Dining carr 1875 Dninc
Sat) lI95 A. m l253. 2lo tDesbr1sses and Cortandt
si5ee;7; 220' 80 325. 50 .. as Dining Carl.
40 tDinlnE carr. 5.55 Dining carr. TJ5 : - 55
y p n. u 10 night sundays 10. 755 mo coaches5
50, SO > 955 Gdmitedl, 955. 1875 Dining Carl
a H. 100. Loo Dining carr, . % 50 25 CIJninR
Carr. 455 Dining Carr IS Dining Car, = 55 s -
; g23 2. m. .
Ilet ohces Nos 46l 945 1896 1854. Broad
way As;or House. West Twenty
snd s,aons foot q Desbrossss and Cortland Streets
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. % Broadway and
Pennsy yania Annex station. Brooklyn. station Jersey
city The New York Transfer Company win can FOR
and check baggage from hotels residences through
TO destina- Ion.
Telephone Eighteenth
road Cab Service '
= T. HUTCHINSON, II J.. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
FxpORTS LAST wEFK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

q.
CDFFEEt-Atter opening steady al advance Of from
- points the Brazil coffee futures ruled
quiet and, toI the part easier IN while show
ing rreguariry. The positions displayed rela
Gables Europe quoted higher prices
whe the Of exchange Rio dropped of l6d to
sled against j I'd the highest last week The
Rio and Santos cables continued 70 show disappointing
crop receipts at those points being only
1900 bags, even smaller than the recent average and
much beyond tie moveSent naturally TO be expected at
rhs time II the year. and stil more below the level
predicted by contingent Tne claim is however
than discounted
hullsh significance suggested by the movement while
materially decreasing country demand In the open
spot Brazilian supplies buyers not at all
aggressive and the trading basis nominal at about
exc for No Rio invoice lots TIE market for futures
closed irregular with prices 10 points lower u points
lei higher. Total sales Al 80 bags seanaer British
Prince July with 10000 bags and the bark
Julia Rollins cleared Rio With 1900 bags. Receipts at
RIO week just ended 4l.oe0 bags, against
previous and 1900 last Santos
receipts aggregated 11sOO0 bags compared with ~ OOO
last week and -, the week Rio
shipments United States, 1900 bags TO Europe
Santos shipments United 1900 bags
Europe OO0 The total amount Of coffee taken from
warehouses the United States was 5l.540 bags as
compared with 1921 the previous week and 43 $50 last
year or the former amount NeW-1ork reported 42544
tsgs
The range prices in the local market to-day
uas
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah July Cotton firm. mddug csc; low
mddng Ol3c: good ordinary. Sc receipts $50 bales;
exports coastwise 22S; sales, 8; stock 1890
New-Orleans, July Cotton firm mddng 10 3-l6c;
low Enddlng 93sc good ordinary, 11-16c- receipts
4 225 bales: sales. LOCO: stock. 60. 2S3.
Baltimore July Cotton nominal; middling, 10c; low
mddng 9-l6c; good ordinary. 15-16c. receipts.
100 bales; gross 100; exports coastwise 1l2o; stock
8. .7O7
mddlng 9%4c: good ordinary. 9'c receipts, 20 bales
shipments. ,53S sales, 425; stock 17946
St Louis July Cotton steady; middling. 1Oc: low
mdding, l1-16c; good ordinary 5i6c net receipts
bale: gross 363 bales: sales 1926; stock. 81 SS2
CTglveson July 9-Cotton quiet middling 91kc; good
mIddng 9sc good ordinary $50; stock, STS4 bales.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

IlTOQgh .NeW NualllcI1 =.
a. follows. minutes earlier fTOm W I'D
300 a. Daty-SOld train for B1nalo- Arr. n
BiuRhamton WaVeriy, EImira and Bradford Coaches,
parlur car and dining Buffalo.
OWego. Waverly Elnlira and Delaware Valley points
to Monticello. Pullman
23O D Daily-Chieago Limited-East maII-sond
train 10 chicago arriving $50 Cleveland
m Sleepers to Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dining
73O D. N Day.-Buffao and Cleveland Express-srr.
T.O5 Bradford %. jamestown 100
town 10 y a. M Cleveland 1880 D. Sleepers to Bu5lo
O.I5 p. IN. Daiy.-Sohd train for Binghamton. Wav-
EmCa. Chicago. SleePers to BufalO Chicago. Gin
cluEati. Dining
SINIC,K ETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i COMMODATiONS at III ll2 26l. 4Oi and S5I Broad
way l56 East l25th ST. and 2S West l25h ST Chambers
and West 23d St ferries York and Fulton
St 0s Broadway. Brooklyn i23 River ST. Hoboken ana
Iers Station York Transfer
checks baggage TO destinAfton-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. z.
FOR THE IVES,

II
New York. OF Liberty Street: South Ferry
CHhitehalI TerunaD 5 minutes earlier.
"Daily. Except Sundays tSundayA
CHICAGO. '4-SO Liberty street only, 'LSO p
30. IS night.
PITTsBURG. $50 m, QIoerty street OnlyD. 'aOs
e. m 100 D. N and 12.l5 night.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. 100
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. ts;0o 1000 DiEsr1.
sllSO a. (Dinerb, tiOO D. N (Diner1. 'LSO (Diner).
'S.OO (''Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Train.
Diner and Caiel 800 iDiner. 100 p M (DneF) and
sl215 night NORFOLK. tlOO p m
All trains illuminated with Pfntsch Light
sQ w l27 BoWery n 2 ES9 Fulton at. brooklyn;
whitehall Terminal and Liberty Baggage checked
IT residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
I,UERPoOI. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July g. p. m.-Cotton-Spot- demand
prices higher American midding fair, 1924; good
nidding 6L4d middling. 1-16d; low mddng IS 16d
good ordinary l3-l6d ordinary 5ssd The sales of the
which loo for speculation
and export. included 6.4oO bales American. Receipts
1000 bales, including S1OO American Futures opened
closed but steady: American mdding. N
c July. bs- 64G5 59-64d sellers; July and August
47-645 Cad buyers: August and September 30 SAG
23-64d value; September and October I-64G5 sd
November. 53-64d4 81 SD value.
November and December 46-64d buyers; December
January 42-64a4 464d buyers: and February.
4O-64d sellers: February and March SS64d sellers
March April 81 Cad buyers.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
TIE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, July 9--At the wool auction sales to-day
there good attendance. and the number of bales
offered 65SJ Bidding spirited for secured.
good supply realized at full rates Crossbred woods
hrisky hardening especially
for grades Some good greasies and scoures
bought in awaiting higher prices selection OF
woods with competition and maintained firm prices
The following is the detail: South Wales
Queensland $50 bales secured Is 1d01s Sad; greasy
54 dG9l2d Vctora-1,1OO bales; secured. 54dQls 6l2d
greasy 5led41s I2d. South Austraia-l.2OO bales;
greasy 614G1Od New-Zealand-15OO bales secured 1Od
@l0i2d greasy. 412dG9d. Cape OF Good Hope Natal
200 bales secured Is 1edGls Sad: greasy 2lad49d.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

CCTTCN-Speculation cotton within conserya-
nve lines In srticpaJion Of Government report due
tomorrow with apprehension that II VIII De
Of bIsn sgnfcance and with cable OF bUllish
pu-p0rt the early developed considerable
hTmness without showing much activity. Indeed the
b1k trading for the purpose OF evening up
&c rather starting new ones PUBIC
Eeuaro was Of hositating character throughout the
0n The market opened steady unchanged prices TO
advance N points Subsequent business increased
ih advance 3d13 points with the Improvement chehy
q he Old crop positions which were IN derahG from
the shorts Upon any exhibition Of weakness the new
rop prompt sell OF. adV1ces from the
cotton being d z favorable average with Texas
flel-Ly forcing temperature following re
rent trade a class was disposed TO
cover IN gnitfon Of the bulish possibilities Of
morrow Government report as factor upon Engilsh
a1e while forgetting that the report VIII deal with
clH1-Czs p-.Jr July J. with private and public
counts generally bearsh- The volume Of to
Gays midsummer proportions. From the
tir1Isesr session prices 3ql1
points under realizing hut there display Of short
1Eh-ence The market closed barely steady,
VIZ prices ~ y points higher on near months and
70 points lower far months.
e range Il prices IN the local market to-day
nae follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
Railroads.
L,EHICH VALLEY.

2d CortIandt and Desorosses Streets
(Penna r. +. Ferries)
West 2d Street Other hgaFs CoItlandt or Des6rosses
pm Sunday sgsAM Sunday IS IN Sunday Sis Pm
Y 5.I5P Pm. ZSunday is N sunday IS N
ts1. 4 o. "a. 20 A. NJ. Local for EASTON.
ssS.f o, eS.2O A N For BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and
West principal local points Parlor and Dining Cars Con
meets Coal Regnnst.
p1ESSE Handsomest world LiEiited seating
connecting with Sleepcrs
TO Detroit and Chicago Dining Car service 10 carte
.ND 81 WlLhES-BAlsRE, SCRANTON,
+'j55 4I0 p. Coal Region and Intermediate points
v'5.f0. y5.2OP Local for MAUCH CHUNK
.5.J3. x6.IQPT Chicago Nestibue Limited For MAG
Sleeping Chicago and Toronto
s7.5J, SEQ Expos tiOn Express for RlFFALg -
sS.S5 900 ". For ITHACA. ROCHESTEkr BUFFALO
West. Chicago
so PLAINFIELD and ROUND BROOK locals, daily except
NJ and 30
us PSI $50 SS5 s and
Columbus Ave, n y.
$50 Fulton ST Court 81 Bdwy station, BrooSlyn
Will call for and check baggage from hotel
residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

Cash quotations follows Flour firm. No spr!ne
Wheat 75c No red. s1lsQS2c; No corn. 44sa447sc;
white. 26IsG2Tc; No white, 2GG2674c; 30 . rye 6Oc
oariey far TO choice mating. 4JG+6c; No 1 iaxseed
SIC clover contract grade S. pork. bbl S11
S12 49,; lard 100 10 So 1896 90; ribs
qoose) So SqSI %; dry salted shoulders (boxed
81 short clear sizes (boxe. 81 35G$7 as whiskey
Of high wines 81 23 sugars unchanged. On Produce
Exchange to-day the butter steady; cream
cries 15919ac dairies lac. Cheese firm. 9q1OAc Eggs
steady; fresh, 1O1zc
Cincinnati. July 9.-F1our dull; fancy So 75aS: fam
-, $3 35gS3 so Wheat quiet; No red nominal sOdSIc
Corn hrm; No mixed, 47c- oats quiet No 2 mixed
26l2c- Rye quiet: No . &c. Butter steady Eggs
quiet &c. Cheese firm; good prime fat SaaS5.c
Duluth. July 9--Wheat-No hard, cash. sake; Sep
tenber, S4c August SAC; December. S4c; North
Der, b22ac No 2 Northern s0asc; No spring. IKE
Corn, 4414c. Oats 27@2Tlsc.
Milwaukee July e.-Wheat higher: No l Northern.
S012aSl42G No Northern TSI2QS0c Rye steady; No l.
Minneapolis, July 9-C7ose: Wheat in store. No 1
Northern July SO%c: September SO24c on track: No
hard. S8c; No Northern, Sic No = Northern, 791sc
Flour and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia, July 9-wheat 1c higher; contract grade
July, Is%QI9c, Corn firm and 14c higher: mixed,
July, 4S5a44s&c. Oats quiet, but steady; .
white clipped Bic Butter steady fancy Western
and fresh Western 13c; Southwestern l2c fresh
Southern l0c Cheese steady. ReCeipts-FIour, 5000
@ 66js and $4,000 n in sacks; wheat 300 bush:
$4,000; oats. 5000.
St Louis. July 9-close: Wheat No ? red cash. 1875
arse; July, 7sAc August. size; September 79c; No
hard &c Corn-No cash. 43q; July 423sc: September,
Der, 233c; No white. 2s%4c.
Toledo July 8-wheat dull, higher; spot s4sc; July.
higher; No cash. 46c September. 451ec Oats dull,
higher No cash, 25c; September. 257c. Rye dull
changed; No casa bOc- Iloyerseed dull, unchanged,
as prime IS 10; 30 prime, IS 80; October s. go No 2
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

ojon Exchange special Liverpool esbes-Spot eotl ana
Tar business doing sales 600 bales speculation ~
POT 1000 bales American. 7Goo bales receipts ttS SS
sssA american. OG0 bales miGdling upland . IOI,
opeaed irregular 3544464d advance a. I.a9 ~
80 steady. siz-08d6 Gsd advance; Closed 9llet
sssaeg s-64m6Jz 0sd net higher December-JanuaGy
80 January February 4.40s February Matcii 1ziIb
april July 5.5S1zs: yuly-sogusl o.1I1S
1920 3 septen ov' aeb'
November z5s 44.54: November 7''
P1 P1enester-YsIns quiet. Cloths move sl0wIy ,ra,gtts
at-<pIE AND MEAL-Except for Niis'
-4leh had d good demand full prices the entre h'ui
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

4 DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
n received their Uptown once No i,e42 Broadway.
. 9 m advertise
received az the following branch oces regular
office until O'Clock 2. viz. 254 shave,
23d-st 1872 6th-ave, cor l2th-st Macys 6thave.
LAP Culumbus-aVe. West 66th-st.
West 42d-st. Gth-ave.; 90 PSI
42d-st 7th and aves.: 47th 33s
Sd-ave 10th and T7th sts. I.O26 Sd-tve
6lst-st. I.TOS 1save-. S9t-st: $50 Sd-avs
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
THE STATE Of TRADE.

Buffalo. July 9.-Spring wheat-No 1 Northern spot
sSSsc; winter wheat unsettled quote:
at s3qs7c. Corn quiet; No yellow. 4el4c; yellow
i:c; No yellow 4Sd4Slsc; No corn 4Sa4 corn
tSlse Cats Grm; No white 29l5c bid 2o'2c asked
66lsc asked. Flour Canal freights steady:
wheat 24c; DC; barley. 1S4c: oats I9sc rye &c
lumber to NewYork, 81 20; to Albany 81 % per loo
feet.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

hghe. the basis Of 10i3 FOR middling upland and
r: niddIng gulf Sales 1885 bales. Southern
- i-sTEefs teieGfaphed follows. New-Orleans
garoI-e' lie higher st 70 lec Mobile nominal at 9hc:
EehHah firm 9Kc. Lee up; Charleston nominal;
,;cn-hgton. nothing doing; Norfolk firm Al 10 lice.
~ lFF Baltimore 10c. Memphis steady at
Z lg1sa quiet. &c higher 10c ST. Louis steady
higher
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago July 0-Cattle-Receipts. 22,OOo head Stee
steady 10 fOc lower strong: sale
to-day carload s. 90; natives good to prime steers
steady So 759S4 CO. mixed stoekers 81 ogsS %; COWS
aO6S4 hefers. sass: e2QS2 bulls.
Sc 5OaS4 5o calves 81 5o$6 so Texans-Recepts. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
NAVAL STORES.

-, -Le, FOR spirts turpentne rather quiet
steady at unchanged prices. Rosin was DUH
Quotations follow IA Lh,.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
new YORK CENTRAL

: N
HARLEM DIVISION.
SIz A. NJ. and 3'35 P NJ. Daily except SUNDAY To
Flttsfeld sundays only A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with PintsCh Light
Ticket Offices at us. 261. AIS Broadway u
Union w. 275 Columbus Ave. Wesrf2 f25th -
l25th St and 13sth Stations York: 33S and 70
Fulton St and 1O4 Broadway. E D, BROOKLYN.
Telephone 900 3Sth York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence hJ
WeStcott Express Company
GEORGE n DANIELS. General PASSENGER r.,.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
atrsct prices in the local market to-day

Rie-CoTee market weak: Rio, $3.50; exchange,
. g-lGd receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the United
States bags. cleared for Europe 5000 bags; stock
Isl 90 bags
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
WEST SHORE R.R,

sDaily. tDAlly. except sunday.
A. B. c. D-Leaves Brooklyn Annex a. els A NJ: b
IO:45 A. M c. 1880 P. M; d. 800 P NJ Jersey city
P. r. Z. station. 4. Gas a NJ; B. 1l:9O a. NJ: c los
p. N; d, 335 p. NJ
Time tables principal hotels and offices Baggage
checked hotel residence by Westcos Express.
C E LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent N Y
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

trict 7S7 ESQ III
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
sPIRIrs rIrRPENr1NE,-4sl1m4Tc

SPIRITS TURPENTTNE1-
RosIN-Common TO good strained. 81 IS; p s. 60; F.
81 IS; G. 81 so II. 81 SIS; 81 90 X, 81 20; NJ " % n
81 go; w G. 50 70: W w 81
STOCK on HAND.
iat - '
Charleston July 9.-Turpentine-M firm at 42c
Rosin firm. unchanged.
Savannah July 9.-Sprs urpentine firm at 431tc; re
cepts 3159 bbs; sales 400 Rosin Arm. unchanged re
ccpts. ., 354 bbls; sales. 53s, exports, 3,341
Wilmington. July 9-spirits turpentne quiet, 42l4a
42&c; receipts lO6 firm, 81 10q$i IS; re
cepts bbs turpentne steady 81 go and 81 go
receipts 70 bbs steady 81 40; receipts, 2s bbs
London. July 9.-Turpentine- 33s,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot Of Rector St
Through 10 Point Pleassnt-9:OO. 1000. 100 A NJ
100. 200. S:45. 40 $50 P NJ Through Ocean
Grove-S:0O P NJ Sundays-Through Point Pleasant
1000 A NJ 100. 400 500 P
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1880 1880 1900 $500 $1,000 al 80 A N fIsOo
1850 800 1880. 400. t4:3O 800 200. $780, s9O0
1925 P. NJ s12,i5 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Il'4.3O 1900 'IU-O0 -II:3O A NJ IIOV ~I.SO 800
800, 200 p. NJ. S12-l5 mdt-
ohices: Liberty St Ferry south Ferry 113 IT. 2s1.
p Union So West l5S East 125th ST. 2IS West 1255R
Fulton St. Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. williamsburg, New
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage 70 dest
IiFrom Liberty St only. 'Dary tDaily. except Sun
day sSundays only. tSaturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
LACKAWANNR R7HRO1D-
NEW YORK. ONTARIO & EESTERN RY.

West az Ferry follows
earlier Franklin
Express OsWegO. ....-...-.-...... 500 A. NJ
Mountain Express sidney Noon
Saturday Half Holiday Rockianf NJ.
Vestibua Limited Rockland ..............- NJ
{Chcaso Limited 70 Western points 600 p NJ
tSunday Special 20 Mliletownl o.tx ~
Si.OO Excursion --''-'--'''''S'~ - ~
Saturdays only. tDaily. tsundays only
Tickets and paElor 37l. 945 lisa
Bgoadway: sSs 9Th Ave 245 Columbus Ave. 1oS East
l25th ST. 2IS West l25th New a Court 81
Fulton St. sS BrnadwaE. RrOaSlSs-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
n follows

Afeepts ports and points to-day. com
''-'4 with the day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY,

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
Four Tracks -Pusuulatirf
Stations in New York, Liberty ST and SoIrb Farrv
trains leave Liberty St as below from south Fery
five minutes earlier except as noted9
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

: 0U' " Q. = %. " ". N3.
STOCK on HAND.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-03-03
FOUR MINERS TERRIBLE FALL.
Thrown Headlong to Death From n
Descending Mine Carriage.

Scranton, Pa, Feb. 27.-Four men
were killed yesterday by being thrown
from a descending carriage in the Mt.
Pleasant shaft Of the Fuller Coal COM
pany, in west Scranton. The victims,
all of whom lived in Scranton, are:
Frank Woodward, aged "a years, drill
machine operator, married; John Re-
gan, 35, laborer, leaves wife and three
children; Thomas Williams, 80, labor
er, leaves wife and two children; Will
lam Gilbert, 43, driver, leaves wife and
six children.
Ten workmen had entered the car
riage to be lowered into the different
mine workings, six of whom got off at
the Dunmore vein. When the carriage
began it's further descent towards the
foot of the shaft it struck one Of the
fans at the Clark vein, which are used
to hold the carriage when cars are be-
ing run in and out of the opening.
There was a crash, and the floor of
the carriage was separated from its
holdings on one side, throwing the oc-
cupants into the shaft, all of them fall
ing headlong to the bottom.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-03-03
GENERAL MAEkETs.

Philadelphia, Feb. 26.-Flour weak; WIN
ter superfine. $2s0n25O; Pennsylvania
roller. clear. $9.15G3.25; city mills. extra,
s.. 5OG2.70. Rye -four quiet at S.15G34O
per barrel. Wheat slow: No red, spot,
in elevator. haze. Corn dull; No.
mixed. spot in elevator. 39izQS9Ac.; No.
yellow. for local trade, nl2c. oats
quiet and steady; No. white. clipped
9lsisla,c.: lower grades. 2Sd30c. Hay flrm
thoice timothy. 81 for large bales. Beef
steady; beef hams. s2lH215O. Pork steady;
family. sl4Gl45O. Lard easy; western
steamed 800 Butter steady; western
creamery. 2OG24c: do. factory 16ql9c.;
June creamery. 19622ikc.; imitation DO,
l7G22c.: New York dairy. SG23c.; DO.
creamery. 2OG2lc.; fancy Pennsylvania
nrints iobbing at 27dSOc: do. wholesale,
2ec. Cheese firm: fall made fancy. large
and small. 13c; choice grades, l2Ql2$4c.
Eggs firm; New York and Pennsylvania
15Ka15Ikc.: southern. 14AQl4l9c.; western,
14&lc. Potatoes steady; Jersey, |l.z0u
.G21h; New York, $1.50q1.S7b
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-03-03
THE KENTUCKY CONTROVERSY.
State Contest Board Awards Minor
Offices TO the Democrats.


Offices TO the Democrats.
Frankfort, Feb. 27.-The state con-
test board yesterday awarded certi-
ficates of election to all of the Demo-
cratic contestants for minor state
offices. Immediately afterwards the
contestants were sworn in and re-
paired to the state house in a body,
where they made formal demand on
the Republican incumbents for posses
sion of the Offices, but the demands
were not acceded to.
The Democratic contestants sworn in
are: Secretary of state, c. B. Hill
of Clarke county; attorney general,
Robert ]. Breckenridge of Boyle coun-
ty; auditor, Gus G. Coulter of Graves
county; treasurer, Wilbur Hager OF
Boyd county; superintendent of public
instruction, H. V. McChesney of Liv-
ingston county. Clerk of the Court Of
Appeals Shackelford administered the
oath of Office to ell the contestants for
offices other than governor and lieu
tenant governor.
The installation of the Democratic
officials will have the effect of tying
up tightly every branch of the state
government pending a decision of all
the contests by the courts.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-03-03
$4,000 to $4,000
P o C o m o k e Gil y, M d.

VIRGINIA:-At Rules held
in the clerks Office of the cir
cult court for the county of Ac-
comack, on the first Monday in
February, A. D., 1900, same
being the 9Th day of said month.
Andrew j. Killmon,. Plaintiff /.
against
Melissa S. Marsh and George
f. Marsh, late partners trading
under the style and firm name
of NJ. S. Marsh & Co., ..............
Defendants.
In Assumpsit, and upon an
attachment returned LEVIED. !"
The object of this suit is to
recover of the defendants the
sum of one hundred and six
dollars and forty-six cents
($1O6.46), with interest at six
per cent. from the 25th day Of
September, 1899, till payment,
and the costs of this suit.
Affidavit having been made
before the clerk of the said
court that George f. Marsh, one
of the defendants in the above
entitled cause is a nonresident
of the State of Virginia, on the
motion of the plaintiff, by his
attorney, it is ordered that he,
the said nonresident defendant,
do appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of
this order and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interests; and
that this order be published once
a week for four successive weeks
in the peninsula Enterprise, .
a newspaper published at Acco-
mack G. H., Virginia, and also
posted at the front-door of the
courthouse of the said county
on the first day Of the next term
of the county court of the said
county.
Test: JOHN D. GRANT, C. C.
A Copy
Test: JOHN D. GRANT, C. C.
Stewart K. Powell, p. q.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-03-03

Washington, Feb. 27.-Formal dis
cussion of the right of former Senator
Quay to seat in the senate as a mem
Der from Pennsylvania was begun yes
terday by Mr. Turley (Tenn). He pre-
sented a constitutional argument
against the seating of Mr.. Quay, which
was given close attention by his COL
leagues. He will conclude today.
Consideration of the Hawaiian gov
eminent bill brought out lively dis
cussion between Mr. Tillman rs. c.
and MIR. Spooner wis.,, in which the
former admitted that ballot boxes had
been stuffed and negroes had been shot
in the south to maintain white DOM
nation