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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14

Gus ulttmorez Count.
- Die @ommiKGre bon Baltimore
GountD BADEN beI9loRen, Dem Poll3tz
item Sames s. Mann BON Canton bd=
fir, Dab er am 30, Septem6er D. S.
i'm 8upoiep : 8eb0l5 energii4 gegen
cine RGuberbarOe Dorging, cine 9olz
bene l1br gu Dere6ren.
Sn Der regelmdBigen 8eriammlung
be5 nWirt6e : 69uBperetns bon BAL
timore : @puntn," bic am Wtittpo4
g(6enb in YeeB'5 9uIe, S'9onneaz
6truBe, Canton, itattfanb, puroe an
qe6li6 Die ReiignatiOn OeS 9rn. S. 8.
Miibl6u8 DON Weitpprt un9enomren.
Die 4 Monate ate @pa ebert,
9O6ter BON 5rau @briitina g6ert,
Nr. .225, 6uoiDn : StraBe, itar6 gez
ftern Morgen i'm nSobns 9optinsz
6pfpital" an ben 8ranOpunDen, mel
DE tie am Mittpo9 Worgen in Der
Wo6nung i6rer SHUTTER erlttt.
6r. Dm. @riBmann lit ais Pripatz
8oIi3iIt Der Baltimore Roaing Wttu
g." al Canton ernannt Doroen.
Opernpprt g.-Sn Der
n@ermania : Midnner4orz6 ane" nurz
be QeItern Q6eno unter ben Qufpi3ten
bes &ir6en8ors Der engliI6en lutbez
ridden 9reieinigfeits : @emeinDe bic
reiaenoe Operette Ser 9oftor bon
0lcontara" Dor einem 3a5lrei4en
gublifum uufgefii6rt. Die 9auptrOIz
fen laoen in ben 6dnOen BON 9rn.
See 90. Gunner, SRI. @ona 2ig6tbi%
fer, 6rn. G6arles 2igbtbtIer, Sri. u.
5efOIer, SRI. 8atie @4Oae unO 9rn,
9uouit giOmun. 6r. @br. S. 8oeIz
fer b%irigirte uno 9r. SEQ. 8eiptB
fungirte ais RegiIIeur.
Sin erfpIgrei8er u r.
f8IuB. 49, 0as 4uitern : Souper,
per6unben nit 8a3ar, Der ct.
SSo6unnes : @emein0e, pel6eS am
5ienitug 4benO in Der r6rO6iinnz
9aIe" begunn, gelangte geitern Nbeno
gum Qbf4luB. Der 8eiu4 mar aberS
mails ii6er ale Grpartungen 3a4l@
reid, uno ale QrpeienOen i4iensn
fi4 por3iigIi6 gu amiiiiren. NatOem
bic leBten @egenitdnbe Dsr%autttontrt
puren, Folgte elm Hotties 3an3trdn3z
den, gu fpel4emBinter'5 &aPeae auf=
Ipielte. 4uBar Den bereits errpGRnten
gomite : Mitglieosrn limb nod bic
0amen M}agoalena 9offmann, Bar
baru Qange unO Sulie 9ammer gu err
nd6nen.
8efobGen. - ST.. So6n 9ofz
Fert, nel9er in Rr. 424, SGo48onoz
StrdBe, einen 9rocerieluoen 6etrei6t,
putOe in Der g2a9t bonn Mittpo6
auf geitern bon nod 1nbsfamten um
$97 beruubt. @r Bate oas 8elo i'm
S9laf3immer ieiner 0obnung aufbe@
na6rt, aus pel9em Is auf unaufge=
tldrte Meiie Deri4panO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14
mohIantbun unb mitau>

8obl3utbun unb mit3uz
t6eiGen. = Sir Die bebrdngte 5az
mile in 2Dcuft>potnt liefen geftern
i'm 8iireau bes v9euti4en @orre=
f~ponbenten" bic folgenben 8etrdge elm:
81. SO. 81, 6. 8. 81, SObn 6iebler
81, 8aar so Gents. Weitere 8dben
fir bic Srau nebit ibren biilfloien
Rinbern finb brinsenb nOt6penOig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14

legaler Weife feline unberen 9eI4dfte
erlebisen f0nnen."
4u9 Der tpeitere 8eI9lub bes
Stabtratbs, auber Dem Spe5talgez
f9Gfte au9 fol9e angemeinen G9ds
rutters gu erlebigen, tunn mad 4nz
ii9t bes Stdbtaproturators bic uusz
briidli9en 8eftimmungen bes @hdrz
ters ni9t piberrufen.
Oas 9uta9ten purbe in beioen
3petgen berIeien unb entf6eioet Die
Suage nun fir ale 3eiten.
Was Der Mapor ugt.
Mabor 9dpes fdgte geitern, Der
erIte Rat9s3tpeig Derbiene ben Oant
bes Pu5Gifums bafir, buB berfel6e
ben 8sf9luB, Die 8erpiGigungsz
8erorbnung an bic 8iibget : 8eb0r0e
3uriid3ufenben, nieOerfttmmte, benin
Elm iol9' urgefebGi6es 8erfa6ren
bate m%OgGiferpeiie bic gan5e Ser
.orbnung tuertblos MAIDEN tOmen,
unb bic Stdbt fpGre barn fir 1903
obne @%erpiGigung gefpefen. Gr mar
frob ii6er ben geitern Qbenb paiftrten
semeinf9aftlt9en8eI4Iub Deg Stabtz
rutbes, baB bas Gomite fir Mittel
unb Wege %autoriiirt tperbe, Den Teb@
ler in Der 8~erorbnung gemeiri9aft<
li9 nit Der 8iOget48e60rbe gu corr
rigtren. Der MaDor fagte au9,
bab bte Qrii9t etli9er @tdbtbGter,
buB Supplimentdr : 8erorbnungen
paifirt perben tOnnten, cine trrise lei,
Der @barter fuse tlar unb beutli9,
odB bic 8iibgetz8e60rbe aGid6rli9 i'm
Stto6er bic 8erpiGisungs : 8erorbz
nung fir bus nd4ite Sa6r por6ereiten
urb Der 9tuOtratb bieieIbe i'm Hoz
bember berat9en unb annebmen
muB.
Ous 8erbaIten Der 2epu6z
lifdner.
Wie bic repu6lifdniI9sn Mitglieber
bes Stubtrut6es fi9 BEL Der en0giiltiz
gen @6ftimmun9 i6er bic @eripiniz
gung fir bas WuferDepartement aug
Der Qnleibe iteqen tperben, tpir0 ii9
6eute Q6eno in einem @autus, ben lie
nu4 Der @tubtrut6siiBung bulten
perben, entf4eiben. Se6r piele Der
9erren i4einen bufir gu fein, bic
gan5e 8erpi1igurg gu ftreifen, rboz
nit W}abor 6aDes, tpie tie iagen, Bel
Der Wuni5ipaGpa6l i'm nd9itan Mai
ni4t 10 Diel patronage gu bergeben
Bat" parteiriidii6ten f9einen Bel
ben 9erren oemna9 b06er gu Ite6en,
als bas Qugemeinpo6I. Wos oas
8olf oa3u fagen tpirb, fperoen bic
9erren am Sage mad Der Muni3ipalz
fpdbl erfa6ren, tpenn hire 9ttmmen
ooer bic i6rer gdrtei qe3G6lt finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

pWtui 1T Ifabemte." = Seie WoGe
Robert 9osiOn in .saioitrs Of 5ortuns-.
ghaie's n2peeum : Sbeater." -
Eisis 8o&t: -Sr. SstpG UNI Ntr. 9p0e.
n5orb's Spernbaus". Sieie
gBo3e: .GiorOOora4.
r5oaiodpitrabeu ;Sbeater. - 0ieis
uo5e: -Giebt gtas".
yMubitorium : Muiit : Sane." -
Enis @o4:: sgiopdI 2inipu:ians".
3peites peabpbp= Recital Sreitag,
ben II. Noptmbtr, 4 llbr 3a5mittuas.
pIrbeiterz 2ieDertafel." = Montag,
ben II. 9opembtr. 20. Stiitunusfet nit CONCERT
une Sal III Der .g:rntduia= Dtdnner6or oalle.7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14

.Qr6eit unb 2o6n. - Der
@eneralz49 gen SEQ. 6. Wtlfins Der
ypenniDlDunier 8abn" Derfiinoet, baB
pom 1. Nobember on ale permanent
BEL Der .NDrDli9en Gentralba6n" II.
Der philadelphia, Wilmington unb
8ultimorer 8u6n" Be 9dftigten 4ngez
itenten, Die tpentger, ais 5000 pro Moz
nat berDienen, cine QD6ner60bung BON
10 9rpaent getpGbrt piro. Der Sc
neral s. i9Gftsfii6rer orbnete Die
2pbnerb0bung an, Die etpd 1000
MGnnern in ben perI9iebenen 6ieiigen
8iireaur, Tra9tz Ii. 9ufugierz 8abnz
bDfen gu @ute fommt. Die pomIgenz
ten @ilfins gegebene Nott5 1T ieoo9
nrr cine lofdle 8efdnntma9ung elmer
uqQemeinen Srbre, baB BON L. Roz
bember an Der 2obn aqer Nngeiteaten
Der r9ennfplpunier 8u6n" 0itli4 BON
g., unb Yittsburg, Die peniger, als
5000 pro Monut beroienen, INN 10
8rpaent erb06t perbe. SIN 9an5en
tperben etfpa 10000 2eute pon bieier
Srbre betroffen.
Cine 0epef9e aus philadelphia be-
fuot, baB aud bic 8eamten Der Bal
timorezO 8 ioz8abn," etpu $4,000
Munn, einen GbnIi6en Nuff4lag III
res 2o6nes erbalten ioGen. 9iefe
9ornabme mar bas 3eiultat elmer
gpnferena Der 8eomten beiber Spftez
me in philadelphia. 4ls @runb fir
biefen 2o6n5uf9Iag tperben Die erbO6z
ten Soften fir ben 2ebensunter9ult
dngegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14

p1ntI. ParOmtterf. 3O.22 Ss6f. TusImomsterH..76
WiittI. 1~heruiumetern. "a ytierriaher So
Die h66fte S&nenia4it ees IDtnhes IN timer Stunee
betrue Ia DieIlen Don geeiten.
Sas eetripe 8ettsr. Sie ~nisOriofts
9emperdtur beg ~esftrietn Saets IBIS s Ibr abeHos1
mar auf na9qenonnten Staiiouen, ME iolgt:
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@rimceton=g ale. SuRbaa=s piel.
Spe5ielIe arrangements uber Die
.Genninlpania : giien6a6n."

Spe3leue arrangements nDer DIE
vp~enniplbunia giienba6n."
BUR 8equemli4teit BON perfonen,
bic am nd9iten @umitag, ben Is. Noz
pember, bon benz 9rinceton gale
Spiel in 9rinceton, rs, 5uriidfebz
rem, pirD bic nPenniplpanier @iien@
ba6n= gpmpasnie" einenS pe5idl5ug in
5abrt itelen, Der I'm 5.45 Ra4mitz
tags bon grinceton mad SrentOn abb
fGbrt, ani9lisbenD an ben IS. s. 9.
2imitsD" 3ug, pel4er pon Srenton
nm 6.34 46enbs mad Baltimore ubs
fdbrt. i
4uf Der 9inreife fDnnen Die gafaz
eiere ben ~reguldren 3us benuben, Der
ON Is. Nopember I'm 500 8ormitz
tags bonn l1nionz8 ubn6of ubfd6rt,
ani9liebenb in pbilaoelpbid nit ben
@pe5ial5iigen, bic BON bort nm 1890
unb 11.50 @ormittass mad princeton
fa9ren. 1858
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14

9on einem 9unbe gebif@
n. = Del 5 Sabre alte Carroll
Gomnors, Sobn bon 9rn. Sobn @pr=
nors, Nr. 1913, Gbefdpeate Strabe,
nurbe ssitern Morgen i'm 9ofrdum
Der Dobnung BON 5rn. 9enrb alsinz
f6mibt, Nr. 901, gbeiapeate<S troBe,
pon einem Qebterem gebDrenoen6unbe
ms reGte 8etn ge6ifen. Or.
G9nuttd nabm ben Rnaben in 8ez
gambling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14

8etternusfi9ten. = Sir
WtarDlonb urb ben Diitritt Columbia
flar am Sreitag unb Samfag, lei4te
perGnberlide Mttros.
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nSbalin=M 1nnercbur."
6rpBe bnmDriftifbc Wbeno= Inter-
haltung Spnntag, ben is. Ippem=
Der, in Oct n6ermatin. M1mmerobpr=
halc." (3I3,8,9,2 POI

8on Baltimore mad
SparrDn's point.- Die 9iz
rettoren Der rl1niteb Ratlpuns e
electric So" bielten geitern i6re reqelz
mGBtge Monatsberfammlung, an Der
it4 audi na4 ~lGngerer Nbtpe ien6eit in
europa 6r. Nleranber 8ropn bethel
ligte. @s purbe bert6tet, bdB bic
2tnie na9 Sparrop's Boint bisWeib=
nd6ten i'm 8etrteb fem piirbe. OBJ
glei6 0ieielbe BON elmer ieparoten
@ompugnie gebuut ptrb, ptrb bieielbe
iebo9 in dbiebbarer 53eit ii9 nit Der
Baltimore, Mtbble 8iper &c Sparz
ron's point Co.," Die BON Der LINT
TED g." c~ontroIirt pirb, conIolibtren.
8eIonbers f6neqe 0aggons iouen fir
Die Qinie na9 Sparrop's Potnt be-
fdafft perben, bod tperben 3uerit
Waggons Der StraBenbabn ben Ser
febr permitteln. @s ion Der 9lan Der
gompagnie fein, bic Qtnie mad Rortbz
potnt gu %berldngern unb bort etnen
Gr6olungspluB gu erri4ten. Die Gonz
tinental Sruit Co." bat fopett BON
benz i6r BON Der nuntteo Railnaps &c
Glectric g." ~getpGbrten 8ortaufsre4t
fir Die r1ntteb @lectric C ponergo."
nod feinen @ebrau9 gema9t, unb Der
6dnoel 1T nod in Der S6pebe.
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Sine Hciie noth 0eutihGauS,

I'm bic @elt oOer mad irgenO einem
She'll Der 8eIt orrangtrt. RetIe6ilz
lete ii6sr ale 8abnz unb 9ampferz
2inien. 39eo. s. Oiener G.
6 o., 415 WaterzStr. $685.
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GtationeR.
Gtntionen.

6eute:
eonrenaufaans ....6.60 9RoRSuHtsTsous '.-o.So
GoRnenuntereans. ..s.61
So@futb 5.OS uiorseus uHo 6.42 Eanu1ttfass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14

CA
Trsgt die eDia Sute, Die IF INNER G8kauft HaA
: sssiii &AAAM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14

W etterberid1t.
Ser. Gtadten ~ ettsTsSiireGu.
Baltimore. ben ID. Nonenlber 1902.
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grintt aenpb's gbce nnS Saffee.
Bette QudlitGt. N%iebrtgfter Prets.
6. 9. &ennp s o.,
So QGber.
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Gunierbntibere Str0mnng.

Der 5tabtratb bietet Der 8ioget&8ez
b0rce bic 9anb. = Der S9reib=
febEer in Der 8ertpiaigurgs@erz
orbnung pirb beute corrigirt tperz
ben. = Ollie Sepurtsments be-
fommsn, mas lie D~erlangsn. =
Oes Mapprs Gpntingentfonb lei
bet aud teinen S4aben. - Oas
9uta9ten bes Stubt4rofurators
enbli4 angelangt. = Seine anDez
rem 9ef9dfte f0nnen erleoigt
tperben. = Oas Gomite tptro
5eute 6eri9ten.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-15
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago, Aug. 14.-Ragged grain mar
kets, the result of renewed manipula-
tion were the rule today. Traders thought
that with the end of the July deals and
with excellent harvest in sight trade
would get back on a natural basis. But
the middle of August finds the floor in a
tumult again. One firm is supposed to
have all the No. = red wheat in sight
and consequently the wheat trade today
was erratic. Four big houses are moving
in the December corn and some of the
same people have out long lines of oats.
The new harvcsts to date have done moth
ing to relieve the danger of manipula-
tion Adverse weather has worked
against the grading to such an extent
that contract stocks were low All these
conditions had turns at the market and
the result was wide and inconsistent
fluctuations. At the close crop figures
had some weight with spectators and
September wheat closed Aassc. lower and
December wheat &c. down. September
corn, &c. lower, and September oats, Aa
sc. up. Provisions closed 121ac. higher
to 2Oc. lower. Cash quotations We're as
wheat, 72a73c.; No. 5, 7Osa72c; No. ..
1kc.; No. . corn. 5Sa59c.; No. . yellow. 80
a59Ac.; No, oats. 29a30c.; No. . white.
=; No. 3 white, 33Aa37c.; No. rye, sic;
good feeding barley. =; fair to choice
mailing, 50a63c.; No. flax seed, S1.40; No.
! northwestern. s1.45; prime timothy seed
S.40a4.50; mess pork, Sl5.S5a15.90; lard,
$1020al0.22ls; short ribs, sides. s9.5Oa9.6O
shoulders. 9a0lsc.; short clear sides. 1Olaa
105ac,
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York, Aug A-Flour-Market was
dull and unchanged, closing easy. Wheat
Spot steady; No. :. red, 751ac. elevator:
No. 2 red, 76a76s4c. f. G. b. afioat; No.
northern Duluth. S0Rc. afloat. The fea-
ture in wheat was a scare. of September
shorts and sharp advance in that option
The close was unsettled at 1saAc. net ad-
vance May closed I43sc; September.
steady; No .. 64c. elevator and 651ac. f.
o. b. afloat: option market opened easy,
rallied on covering and weakened again.
Trade here was light and the close weak
at 1aa1c. net decline. May closed l4c.;
September. SIC; December. 464c. Oats
Spot irregular: No. . new. 40a4c.; No. 8,
nominal; No. 9 white, new 5Sa65c.; No.
white, nominal; track mixed western,
nominal; track white western. nominal;
track white state. nominal; option market
was rather steady west with a sharp ad-
vance on September at one time. due to
covering. Butter-Quiet; creamery. 16ka
2O1.c; do. factory, 1ia16c.; renovated, 15H
a1Sc.; imitation creamery. 15al7Hc.; state
dairy, 161aa20c. Cheese-Firm; new state
full cream, small colored, fancy 9laa93sc.
small white, 9laa95sc; large colored, 97sc.
large white, 99sc. Eggs-Dull and weak;
state and Pennsylvania. 2Oa2O1hc; western
candled, 17iAa-0c; western uncandled, IL
a17lAc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-15
THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.

New York, Aug. H.-Today's dealings in
stocks were larger than those of yester-
day and there were more of the usual
market leaders that were conspicuous
In the dealings But the market re-
manned uneven and the special features
or strength did not have news to explain
them beyond the reported activity of
speculative pools. The Gould stocks con-
tinued to be well looked after, Texas and
Pacific and Missouri Pacific being very
market was assumed by Southern Pa
cfic, in which the dealings were more
than twice as great as in any other stock.
Rock Island was marked up 3as and
Louisville and Nashville advanced two
points on account of the meeting of di-
rectors today. A number of minor rail-
road stocks available for possible alb
sorption We're strong features. The
Changers and Pacitics generally were at
on small scale. In the industrial list
Sugar made a conspicuous upward move
ment without explanation and the en-
press stocks continued to move widely in
spite of official denials of reports Of a
merger Amalgamated Copper, Peoples
Gas and Brooklyn Transit were conspicu-
ously heavy all day. The brilliant pros
underlying influence in the strength of
western railroad stocks. Total sales Co.,
200 shares The bond market was dun
but steady. Total sales, par value, s., ,650,-
600. United States bonds We're all un-
changed on the last call.
The following quotations are furnished
The Tribune by Haight & Freese Co., 314-
3l5 Mears Building. w. d. Runyon, man
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-15
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

Frank B. Clifford, who is charged with
embezzling the funds of the Carbondale
school district, was yesterday released
from Jail on $1,000 bail. His bondsmen
are Thomas A. Hendrick, M. +. Norton,
p. Il. Crogan and John Clifford.
ID. B. Guernsey and Il. B. Decker. trad
ing as Guernsey Brothers, yesterday is
sued an attachment execution against j.
+. Spohn to collect $3.50 which they allege
Spohn owes them.
NJ. w. Guernsey yesterday filed his an
swer to the bill in equity of ]. w. Guern-
sey against him. NJ. w. Guernsey alleges
that the trade mark Guernsey" to which
j. w. Guernsey objects, originated with
him and is his property
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stances become non beneficial and still
retain his membership while forfeiture of
membership must be brought about by
direct action Of the association, after no.
tice. 1t is these two features of bene-
fetal sociations-suspenslon from the
right to benefits and forfeiture of mem
bership, that account for the apparent
difference in the two cases cited. They
are authority in the case at bar and so
far as they decide that bylaw which
suspends a member on failure to pay an
assessment within a given time, without
further notice, is self-eXecuting and con-
elusive on the delinquent member with
out other action on the part OF the as
sociation.
We are Of the opinion, therefore, that
the non-suit was properly allowed on the
ground suggested in the foregoing discus
sion.
Now, August II. 1902. the rule to take
off non-sut is discharged.
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GROCERIES. GROCERIES.

Sale
the
Sale of Regu- %
lar price, ZSC
Sale of Walter Bakers ~.
Sale of Pnsburys Flour-The
hour buy 1OO-pound
Sale of Sapoio-Enoch Morgans.
Sale of Baking Powder-our O.,
price Always sold loo 1apound cC
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo. Aug. H-Cattle-Receipts,
CO.: market steady; veals. receipts, so;
tops, S.2oa7,5O: fair to good, s625a7; com
mon to light, s5a6; grassers, s3.5Oa4. Hogs
Receipts. 900: slow; pigs, 10a2Oc. lower;
S,15a7,25; roughs. s5,75a61O: stags. s5a55O:
grassers, $7a7.20 Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ceipts: 200; steady; lambs. s6,25a65O for
mon. A.75a5.5O; yearings, $475a5o6: weth-
ers, S4,50a475; sheep, top mixed. S4o5a
4,50: fair to good. $4a4.2O; culls to common
81. .25a3.o5 ewes, $3.75a425.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Aug. 14.-Cattle-Receipts, $780,
steady; cows. lower; good to prime
steers, $Sa0; poor to medium, Si.50a7,50;
stockers and feeders. s2.JOa5.5O; COWS. sl.50
a5,50; hefers, $2.50a625: Gamers. 81 1.50a2 80;
steers, S3a5; western steers, si.7Ja6.50.
Hogs-Receipts today, 10000; tomorrow,
$1,000: left over, 5000; 1Oal5c. lower; mixed
heavy, s6.9Oa7.15; rough heavy, s635a6SO;
light, s63Oa7; bulk of sales, s6.5Oa6.S5.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-15

Mrs. Mollie Allen, of South Fork,
Ky, says she has prevented attacks of
cholera morbus by taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when
she felt an attack coming on. Such at
tacks are usually caused by indigestion
and these Tablets are just what Is need
ed to cleanse the stomach and ward off
the approaching attack. Attacks of
bilious collie may be prevented in the
same way. For sale by all druggists.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-15
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by H. G. Dale, 81 Lacka. Ave.)
Flour-$44O.
Butter-Fresh creamery, 23lac.; fresh
dairy, 221c.
Cheese-11a11hc.
Eggs-Nearby, 22c.; western, 2lc.
Marrow Beans-Per bushel s.35a240
Green Peas--Per Eushel, $2.25.
Onions-Per bushel. 90c.a$1.OO.
New Potatoes-5Oa60c. per bushel.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-15
D., L. & w. BOARD FOR TODAY.
The following is the makeup of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
FRIDAY. AUGUST 15.

The following is the makeup of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
FRIDAY, AUGUST 15.
SUBMITS Vests a. M. Nichols.
Pushers-7 a. M, Widner; s a. m.,
Houser; 11.45 a. M, Moran: 730 p. m.,
Murphy; p. M, w. II. Bartholomew.
Helpers-1.3O a. M. Magovern; Z a. m,
Gaffney; 10 a. M, Secor; 315 p. M, Stan
ton.
NOTICE
The following conductors and their
crews will lay off four round trips:
John Murphy, commencing with No. 81,
Sunday, Aug. II.
j. ]. Kearney, commencing with No So,
Sunday, Aug. II.
James Gahagan. commencing with No.
&c, Sunday, Aug. II.
A. Z. Hopkins, commencing with No
90, Sunday, Aug. II.
Peckins, commencing with No. G1, Sun
day. Aug. II.
j. Winters commencing with No. Sc,
Monday, Aug. IS.
r. Stack, commencing with No. So,
Monday, Aug 49,
Langan, commencing with No. 50, Tues
day, Aug 10.
Devaney and crew will lay off three
round trips, commencing with No. 81.
Saturday, Aug. l6.
Hopkins and crew will lay off three
round trips, commencing with No. 81,
Monday, Aug. IS.
Rowe. with Nealis's crew, will lay off
six round trips, commencing with p. m.
extra west, Monday, Aug. IS.
Wolcot and crew will lay off six round
trips, commencing with second 81, Tues
day. Aug. 10.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-15
Oil Market.

OIL City, Aug. H.-Crcdit balances, 1872
certificates, no bid: shipments. $50 bar
rels; average, 90,036 barrels; runs, los, ,142
barrels; average, H,&7 barrels.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-15
NON-SUIT NOT
STRICKEN OFF
JUDGE EDWARDS BELIEVES IT
WAS PROPERLY GRANTED.

His Opinion in the Case Of Mary Ann
Ryan Against tho Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western Mutual Aid
Association - Mrs. Flora Kohler
and Others Bring Suit to Recover
$4,000 Damages for injury Done
to Their Property by Floods-Clif-
ford Released on Bail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-02
LEFT AND
LOST HIS MONEY

The American ship Mary L. Cushing.
Captain McNeifl. sailed for Port
Townsend in ballast yesterday morn
ing. She had the honor OF being the
vessel longest in port. having arrived
on February %. Previous to her de-
parture, the ships cabin boy, a Japan
csc. was sent down town to fetch some
laundry. The youth from the Orient
fingered too long. having evidently fall
en- victim TO the seductions of a last,
long good time. and when he arrived at
the waterfront his vessel was some
where near the spar buoy.
He nearly yelled his lungs out trying
to attract the attention of some one on
board and soon had a crowd of curious
ones around him wondering what on
earth he was maxim such an unseemly
uproar about. Between intervals of
bawling he explained that all his be-
lcngings. including $50 in gold, were on
the ship, and that reach her he must
IL he had to swim.
Presently one of his little brown coun-
trymen with an eye to business ap-
preached and& asked what il was worth
to sampan him out to the vessel. The
cabin boy named five dol
lars as an equitable consideration but
the owner of the sampan raised him
twenty dollars and as the other refus-
ed to come in on the raise, all bets
were declared off and q very detected
looking Jap remained on the wharf and
sadly watched the Mary L. Gushing re-
rede into the dim distance and finally
disappear from view.