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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-12
For sheriff.

MARTIN WHITCOMB will be candidate
for the nomination for sheriff on the demo-
cratic ticket at the primary election.
J. w. DREGER, sheriff, candidate for re.
publican nomination for sheriff. He came to
Minneapolis in 1858; is stanch republican.
A. w. HARDWOOD, 21e Sd st S. republican
candidate for sheriff. -.-- .s.
= JOHN p. WALL is candidate for sheriff
Of Hennepin county on the republican ticket
Mr.. Wall has been deputy sheriff for many
years, ana Is thoroughly familiar with the
duties Of the Office. .r.+' y.,s' 80
ED. j. CONROY, democratic candidate for
the nomination for sheriff.
PHIL T. MEGAARDEN, republican candidate
for denomination for sheriff II
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For Coroner.

DIR, u G. WILLIAMS, coroner, republican
candidate for denomination.
DR.. A. ]. GOLDEN is republican candidate
for the nomination for coroner.
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For Mayor.

FRED M. POWERS is a candidate for tho
republican nomination for mayor.
DR.. HENRY s. NELSON, city physician.
candidate for republican nomination for mayor.
q JAMES G. HAYNES is a candidate for the
democratic nomination for mayor.
JULIUS j. HEINRICH. president Of the
deeds Of Hennepin county, is a candidate
for the democratic nomination for mayor.
w. L. LUCE is presented by the w. L.
nation for mayor on the republican ticket
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For Library Director.

- II OF LIDFdTyE- LIT SVkOtFs $500
SAMUEL G. GALE is a republican candidate
for the nomination for public library director to
succeed himself
WILLIAM q. REAU, republican candidate for
nomination for library director. Residence. 7O2
Oak Lake av, third ward. The North Side,
with its large branch library, has no represent
stative on the board.
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For PARK Corn rnissloner.

p. d. BOUTELL Of Boutell Bros, candidate
for park commissioner on Republican ticket.
resident of the city thirty two years.
FRED L. SMITH, of Harrison & Smith Co.,
printer, republican candidate for reelection for
park commissioner. Resident of the city 45 years.
D. W. JONES' OF Jones, Mcintyre & Co., resi-
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For Register OF Deeds.

GEORGE @. MERRILL, Register of Deeds,
ID republican candidate for denomination.
I. o. RISE, the insurance man at 80 N. Y.
Life bldg, is a candidate for the republican
nomination Of register Of deeds.
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For Alderman.

S sWENSON, artesian we'll contractor, can
didate for nomination for alderman on the
republican ticket, third ward. 'st -, s.%...
l3th-O. P. SUTHERLAND is a candidate
for denomination as republican, alderman from
the thirteenth ward, 100 .;-:.
6. A. MOORE, republican candidate fol
alderman, seeend ward; At years' residence:
man. eighth ward Residence, 1926 First av s.
DELTON> E. RICE is republican candidate
for alderman fourth ward. .'.
SWAN NELSON is a republican candidate fol
nomination as alderman eleventh ward.
G. A. WESTPHALI, attorney at law, Is a can
didate for nomination as alderman from the
eleventh ward X - - = =
DAVID P. JONES, republican candidate 70.
nomination as alderman of the fifth ward.
JOHN H. RABB, candidate for nomination OF
republican ticket for alderman Of the eight
ward. Residence 3117 Dupont avenue s. A tar
paper 1e years; resident ~ years. s. ,-.-.-- 8
CLAUS Q. PETERSON republican candidate
for reelection as alderman 18th ward.
D. c. BOW, republican candidate for alder
man, 18th ward; 20 years resident Of the ward
Residence 31O9 Minnehaha avenue. -. 49,. -
J. H. HUNTINGTON, republican candidate TO
nomination as alderman Of the 9th ward ~
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For County Auditor.
For county Treasurer.

HUGH r. SCOTT, county auditor, candidate
the primary election. r..-
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For Judge OF Probate.
G.. A. PETRI, candidate for republican nomi-
nation for probate Judge.
JUDGE f. G. HARVEY is candidate for re-
nomination on the republican ticket.
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RAILROAD RUMBLES
TWO ROADS FINED

Omaha and Milwaukee Roads Cut Rates
for Faklrs.
The Omaha and the Milwaukee roads
were fined yesterday by the Twin City
Passenger association for cutting rates to
Milwaukee. The reduced rates were
given, it is said, to 'fakirs" that lost
money at the state fair and were in neeu
of aid. .-.-
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REAL EsTArE-ExcHANGE

EXCHANGE MINNEAPOLIS I'M
proved property for orange grove near Los
Angeles or Pasadena. Might consider eltr
property there. Address 94S. Journal
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Journal want ads are always in the
lead because they give the best results.
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Attend the pri-
mary Sept.
10th and vote
for
G. w.
CONFER,

Republican
candidate for
County Com
missioner
Fourth Dis
trict, compris-
ing Fourth
ward north
and west Of
Hennepin ave-
nue., and Third
and Tenth
wards. Resi-
dence 1413
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

BAXTER'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, 615 TEN.
pie Court skilled operators, reliable report or
no pay; best of references; correspondence 80.
licited. VIM Baxter, general manager.
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For City Treasurer.

For City Treasurer.
CHARLES S. HUBERT, city treasurer.
republican candidate for denomination.
ADAM HANNAH, democratic candidate for
nomination for city treasurer.
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For Judge OF PRO-

DAVID G. BELL, county treasurer, is
candidate for denomination.
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

LARGE STOCK OF PULLEYs, SKATING AND
hangers always on hand. Northern Machinery
Co.. PIT Sd st S, Minneapolis.
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE 90.
has unequa1ed facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment by experienced me; collective car
loads for the coast a specially. Office, %
South Sd st. Telephone, Main csc, both
changes.
BENZ BROS. - TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest and warerooIns goods moved by
experienced men, 112 9Th st N. Both Tells. 1852.
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NEuRO.VlTAE CAN BE OBTAINED AT ALL
FlRST-GLASS DRUGGISTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.


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BUSINESS SPECIALS

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SUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MOLEs, ETC, PERMA.
nentIy removed by electricity. Miss Hollister,
77-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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NOTICE

INCONSISTENCIES GREAT PICTURE
sale: oil paintings. unclaimed pictures, ovals
and framing pictures at deep cut prices; fresh
stock new fall goods; quick sales; hrst-class
work. Zeshaugh, II 5th st S.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15

quoted: Mess s14 family s1e9se so; packet s15Gs5 so;
quoted: S2l9s22. -. DRESSED HOGS-Strong light
weights scarce quoted: Bacons exc 10 9l4c; 100
Tb 97sc 40 No. 9lsc; pigs, 89s CUT MEATS
fickled bellies dull quoted: Smoking lie. 10.
II 10. lO5%c Picked shoulders steady quoted: So d9c
Pickled hams firm; quoted: 1Ilsa13c. TALON
Elrm; quoted City Sac; country 6S. LARD
tlrner quoted: 10s0c. City lard firm: quoted 1O.2O9
II Ioc Continent lie; Brazil kegs s5c. Compound
arLn' 91otei SO SC: STE EARINE-Firm; quoted
oie9 ec 1S%G City lard stearine. 12al2Ac.
HICE--The local and Southern markets steady
quiet ana unchanged Considerable rice has been taken
out OF the market the emergency orders
Of the West Indian sufferers, Quotations follow DO
mestic common TO low fair 3eG4kc: good, 4$s
as prime TO choice 5q5tsc; head. 5@4G6I2c; Patna,
Java, 4Ssq++c; Rangoon, in bond, 2G21ac.
SUGAR-Refned sugar was quiet and UNCHANGED hut
closed steady Quotations follow Cut loaf crushed and
domiros 5lSc; mould a, SC; cubes 9Oc: xxx pow
dered, soc; powdered. powdered fruit pow
oered 4I9c Eagle confectioners Franulaed 1900 Eagle
coarse and extra fine granuated, 475c:
ard 10 bags of fine granulsted. 4s5c Eagle bags
me granuated 4soc; Eagle fine granuated. standard
granuated and diamond 465c; confectoners A 45c
no 43lc; Nos and 3. 425c, l. 2Oc: No B. 4 l5c;
10 o. 41Oc; No Z. 4c No s 39Oc: No .. 3S5c; No 10
ooc NO H. l5c; Nos L. 13 roc; Is, 365c;
10 10 5"oc; 70 10 bags of hne granuIated 65c. The
dl market closed with hrmer centrifugal,
80 TEST was quoted at 7-16c muscovado 27sc
ana oasses sugar 50 test, 2Ssc, but importers
ing @2c Tor S6 test Sc 2s4c respectively
Lor HlusCoNado and molasses. The London beet
market was 94d higher with May and June 5hd.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15

Exchange special cabes-spot cotton small in
Fntprns an 0o9o: receipts. 5000. mddng upland 16d
to points lower May 45e6 sn MaySe c!Ised Se5Sy sS
Ssr sS tsss
Yarns easier o4h February 424s Manchester
arket BUYERS looking upon reaction as
sras So soass 5 PFDE EnsT Rsren5 psteSt. 81 os 3 81
eRtTa eSSrs S wnteq eqS 50 ST. s srs g. No d
quoted Fair to good So i5s 40 cbods P 4o1
asa SIS as to band ll i,e enGted Kiln dried g 45
white and yellow 81 5oa$i 65 coarse 81 2sGS FINE
3oo n ss sg sPsss @ 0Sp spG H ss 2
s6sa oraR & r mddnS sI SIS 59aS2a coarse winter
cb See 500 on Il cake S 25 corn oil cake $2S So hominy
a., "a r Hesitation marked wheat trade
Tuesday while time during the forenoon Prices 9
developments were bearish and closing prices sc
ell through the W s'eay %fa}hST T @ conditions
aaqrS had hte & effect on pit traders most Of whom were
The Tie map disclosed very good rains in Kansas what
west where seeding has been seriously delayed this
Closest to these great wheat sections showed the most
es snr cent Se s both w St. me qs % and the MoT @
back from Neba ka spoke in glowing terms Of the wheat
aecting their private advices from Kansas and
much -four around present values The bull points as
showed change better. seahoard clearances
TeTe % tfmp9TaTIy lighter but Of e sgniaGsTSs While
high o h and 18th %ther for to
loads No hard winter loads spring
at New-York with loads ouports. Selling by
foreign houses place the opening here
by declining markets abroad Liverpool
closing only I'd higher and Paris markets partly
points cash wheat afioat basis.
follows: No . red Ss2sC elevator: 2 red
S9Tsc, a2Ac No Northern Duluth.
Siic. prompt: Northern Duluth S27sc. arrive;
No Northern New-York S3ssc. prompt No hard Mani
toba sS1sc arrive No l Northern Manitoba. S4lsc
Northern Manitoba. S2ssc. both arrive and
No hard New-York SiSsc. prompt .CoRN-A very
developed the fOTepart Of the July
up Csc 6s&4c active trade
house and little Wall Street demand
a strong the bull side and of the
the small Chicago movenent-onv p
with - expected on Thursday Not much
future country advices
light offerings and small stock Weather
conditions generally favorable and had effect
in TIE last hour prices under realizing
half the earlier improvement. although
closing = higher. the latter May which again
displayed leading strength the contract supply here
being practically exhausted. The only cash trade
sisted Of 5000 bushels y G corn No corn closed at
Il sc and 71ac export No white q and
o yellow 72@sc. all afoat .DA TS-After
opening lower rallied with held firm nj midday
under late unloading Weather was FAVOR
receipts moderate Locally 10000 bushels cash
trade. No . oats closed at 4tc No
3 46izc white 5l12c No white Sic; track mixed
47a4Sc; white. 5lG55 izc. and No white clips
RYE-Market steady; No Western. 66c and
No 2 Western 65zc. both afoat state rye 62a63e
.BARLEY-M dull Feeding was quoted at 6ig
CSC mailing 67ls973c. both i T. Ne~-Hork
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. May 14.-Catue-Receipts. 1900; active and
iOc higher. Good prime steers, 60; poor 10
medium S3Qs6 So stoekers and feeders. 81 73gs5 40
bulls 81 1885 50; calves. s2qS6 So Texas fed steers
left 900; Sc TO 1oc higher. Mixed
~ 0SaSI AZ good TO choice heavy 81 3a$7 so
heavy s5asI % light So 9oqS7 20 bulk of 65a
81 30 Sheep-Receips, $1,000 sheep strong choice
lambs steady to sr57g sod to choice wethers s. 75
lambs. SO 25GSI.
Cincinnati; May l4oHogs active and strong. IS 75a
81 90 Cattle easier So 5O1S0 35 Sheep steady SO 75T
S. Lambs steady s. 75Gsd %; spring. s59s7 so
Kansas City May l4.-Catte-Receipts 600 natives
loo Texans and 200 calves; steady
and dressed beef So TOST fair 10 good
S5dS6 co stockers and feeders So 35Q$5
steers 81 4OgS6 Texans Indian 81 bOdSs pO
Texas " I5 s. rs. native S3GS5 5O native
heifers. So 50qS: s2dS3. bulls 81 s5aS5 25
calves. s88S6 40 Hogs-Recepts. 10000; strong 10 Sc
higher tops. 81 40 bulk sales Sc 05as7 25 heavy
81 21G$T 40; mixed packers 81 10S7 35: light 7OG
81 TO- Workers s7ds1 rs pigs So 25dS6 Co sheep~Re-
teipts 24O0: steady l5c lower; native lambs 4Od
81 TO- Western lambs native wethers SIS s0G
se Western wethers 3oQS5 fed ewes s4 70GS5 So
Texas clipped lambs 81 50as' 90 Texas clipped sheep
s. 2aGsS 50: stockers and feeders, So 75aS4 50.
East Liberty. May ItCattle steady; choice. So 95g
81 25 prime So 5Oqs6 So good. S. s0QSe so Hogs
higher: prime hsavg s, tSas7 50; medium g ssGs7
Sc soasI roughs. s59s7 sneep steady prime wethers
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15

N1OIASsES AND SYRUPs-A moderate business
sFsn32e'et ssaaS oa IN ,aions fcow Newoeans centrifugal
S2ma ssn fT sb iseS et sS4 sSSa 2G Gps PS
I2al4c fair. l59l7c good sGl9c prime 2oa2Sc; fancy
sale Of p tons ms tin for Jgns o.se6 steady a
500 9OGs3O Al London SPOT Tin deeiRsd i9s to ISS @
S,s.s o. aRd At utgsss S62PDa Win sale Of 100000
ane iac f9f Sf'Is1s spat TO August 1sG,9
M 2c and casting at nTe and Ise seddy an
both spot and n ad ed s stea6g gb at
sPelter was G1e s'Ssdy s4d Is S f I
iron firm here and sbToad ZIG iron wsf9ns sIa ms
, 9esy al n" %ef foundry Nort6erh SIC s2o 5o No foundry
ss 81 s1so% @ closed @S at 5ss e. and
at 6SEAN 81 FREIGHTsgusine charterng and
sail tonnage sho we'd improvement t2qay the inquiry
otafioHs tSI s9ieTs to liverpool GLASGOW Antwerp lid
casts 25d and Bremen 20 pigs Roerdam
rs . cotton Rso al % Steamer tons coal
TO Tss 6 SS GT a Gulf Is TO 20
Dover London s2s 90 one port SIS if two May-Juns
rip private terms British 9s5 tons. coal Bal
tes Fernandna Jucaro private terms Cuban
2 c5ne & s toms 70 Bns%ieR to
York s. 62l9 schooner $40 tons plaster Hi;boro to
to 81 John 9oc schooner l59 tons coal South Am
10 Sy Peson 20 private terms: sohoone l2 tons coal
!isrs 10 New-York private terms Italian bark 600
tI & deals deals St John B. TO- Cork 4Ss Italian BARK
10000 @ mb nenS to no
si23 u.-,.u ~, - - ..
strong cottonseed Oil remained firm again yesterday at
nm ,,rires continues .
demand for petroleum. and the market holds steady
the o TT wRoR IN Rf Nth
good iobbng demand. Prices last quoted. Pc
81 40 and in bu.k 81 So: alelphia,
bbis 81 IS and in bulk, 81 so Refined eases. New
ynyI Is 10 Cottorseed oil-Prime crude. o mills
s7aSsc prime summer yellow 4ea47c on summer yel-
yi,oa yfrter yellow 49q5Oc. Lnssed seed
civ raw 65d66c; out OF town, raw 649G5c; Calcutta
PRo%s1o8s sSS strong market day in
f1iowng Sc advance live hogs together with early
nd brisk
demand arrivals were $4,000 hogs. including 26ocO
=. q 600 Kansas City and $500 al
h GfssSRK-Flrm; quoted; Mess SlSaSis 50 family
SIC 5oas2o short clear SIS 5ogs2l -BEEF-strons
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, NAV l4.-Closing-Wheat: Spot steady; No
Northern spring No California Is 4I2d
quiet Nav IS nd: July 6s nd September Slzd.
Corn-SpOt steady; American mixed American
mixed Old IS Cd; futures quiet July 5s esd October,
IS 2d Peas-Canadan firm, is llisd. Flour-St. Louis
fancy winter firm ss Sd Hops at IOndon-Pacihc Coast
firm fS l5sGf4 l5 Beef firm: India lois Sd.
Pork prime Western. Hams-Short
II I6 10. quiet. 53s. Bacon quiet berand cut.
26 n. 49s I'd. short rib 10
middles light 2s "a n 25s Cd long clear middes.
heavy, p 40 ~ 52s; short clear SIS.
clear bellies. Il is n. 52s ShoudersSauare. II to
IL II. quiet. 39s Cd. Lard-Prme Western terCes
steady, 52s Cd; American refined pals quiet
ter-FiIest United States firm. 95s. Cheese firm: Amer
lean finest white old 5Ss new SIS; American finest
colored. old. els: new. 56s Taow-Prime city hrm
Sos Cd. Turpenne-Spirits hrm. Petroleum-Re-
fired steady. Iisd- Lnseed oil firm. 32s Sd. Rosin-
Common steady As 1iad
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15

The MIX Exchange directors yesterday and re-
taFe effect 5S on and afe4 May i6 ' 10
PoULTRY-ALIvE-Receip o-day included ) cars
cepts OF fowls and old cleaning up
sssss unchangSd pigeons steady We quote;
Western per pair 7osOc; Southern and Southwestern
cog gesse Western Slg$l ~ 10 Southern and Sou
Supplies of iced fowls continue moderate holders
nd " for ' ecd 9et @ maTk &
MANI man, H b is med % and other nearby
WesteTn 6ToeTs and PsddG Gg, at 2sSe when
steady Frozen poultry held very irmly for turkeys,
the prices asked w. Broers and caRSns selling slowly but
best i4aI5c western toms average best se
% @ f sg s s$e sw %ssta fan isDo i
western l2zdlsc; DO Western poor fair lOa 12c; old
81 y6as toms @ 3 DR. rs ogas 9snS No
Wess, i5a1Sc chickens large s%'sfi soft
scalded is@i7e fowls No isSi2e do No T. sasc: G
PAToEs &SD sSfs H8 poatoe.
e sBR H sa hs gh ssa ' bS e 6u 9R&
limited H at the high rates aesed Bermuda and Florida
san. onons hsE Espsa m rm BeTada TR weak SGS
steady Cabbages plenty and low Cu,umbers sell well
prices string beans demand When showing @
ming down ard OF Irregular value squash weak T6ma-
toes PsPy c nd SgHy & "a 9+naT with prices
hG5mnd pep 3 per % sack se 81 @ DO M ogd1 % $50. %
81 80. do English irish. 81 5ogsI Is; do Belgium
8 & DO =" sas s2as2 2 per- 5 5 81 S g
Vireand. per half bbl basket s2a$2 So other south
Jersey per basket 81 5oaS2 10 per busheI box 81 SOC
rs; asparagus Colossal. per bunches s3Es4 do
extra SO 2Sd$2 rs; prime 81 25aS2 do culis Is
5OcmsI; beets S95sST. Az
FLORIDA per 81 25asI So cabbages North cayoins
per crate 75c6SI 25 do Charleston slTsI 10. a.
Florida; 53eGSl 25; celery; Florida poor prime rer
ssds4 DO Florida 81 50ds2 80; do Florida per crate
81 5O@$2; kale. Long Island. bbl 40G5Oc; lettuce
Long Island per bbl 81 5O1S2; onions ERvniia9 rer
iI2 il sack So 75 Bermuda, crate 81 5 do New-
81 5Oas2 25; do North Carolina 81 ESQ
buSh basket 73c6sI nen-
pens. Florida. carrier 81 25a$I IS rhubarb Long
406Oc shallots 100 bunches 50RI5c spinach
Long Island per bbl 50QT5c string beans Charleston
s2ns2: do Savannah. 81 25G$2 dn F-ori3a
per basket Sds2 crate s1ds1 rs squash Florida
white per half 50caS1; do yellow 75cGfsI. tomatoes
Forid, prime. per carrier s2s2 rs; poor 70 good
81 2s6Sl
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York May Il. 1902.
cOFFFE-FolioHing lead of toleraby bullish tSn-
ropean markets The local coffee today opened
partial points higher steady in tone and for the
OF the ruled generally firm al level 5glO
points above the previous days close on fairy active
local and moderate foreign buying.
This part furnished by importers
though sold months 10 secure
p.ofts. along narrow lines. however
particular total sales amounting 10
27.TJ0 hags Ths steady with prices net uu
changed 10 higher brazilian cables were not
received to-day owing holiday there. Havre closed
higher Hamburg unchanged to a pfg up.
The reflected steady 10 hrm tone. al
though prices quotably changed. the basis still
being 7-16c invoices Rio No I.
Of prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
WOW HER HEART; STOLE HER CASH
WOMAN HIRED WAITER. BEThoTHED HIM,
SOLD HER RESTAURANT AND
HE ROBBED HER.

san Francisco May H.-A1rs. Julia Klein, who
came here from st. Louis several days ago. has
been robbed of Sc 500 by a waiter named Charley
Marco. to whom she was engaged to be married
Marco has disappeared. The money stolen repre-
sented the savings of Mrs. Klein. who for four
teen months had kept a restaurant in st. Louis
Not many months ago Marco applied at her res
taurant for work At the end of seven weeks she
and the waiter became engaged. Marco came to
this city and Mrs. Klein sold out her business and
followed him, expecting to become his wife
He went 70 her room during her absence ripped
ooen the mattress of her bed and took all her
money. He already wearing her gold watch
and chain.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, May u P. m--cOtton: spot-Moderate
l6d: good m!ddling. 5-32d: middlng l-32i: low
riddling. Is led: good ordinary, 13-16d ordinary
9-l6d The sales Of the day 7OO0 bales which
zoo bales for speculation and export included
100 bales American Receipts. 5000 bales
goo bales American Futures onened easier and closed
steady. American middlEg May. Sc G4fT4
buyers; May and June. SO Cad buyers July.
10 sd sellers; July and August, ~ Giff4 Sc i4f.
sellers August and September
September and October. 37-64d sellers Octo-
Der and November 64d. buyers; November and De
cember 25-d4l+ 26 Cad buyers; December and Janu-
any "a 64ff4 29-64d buyers; January and February
4 24-64d. sellers.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described
81 0S5 e. with interest thereon from day Feb
1902. together with the costs and allowance
amounting S2lS 20 and interest from
together with the the sale approximate
of taxes. o other liens
be allowed the purchaser Of the purchase
sold subject prior mortgage for $4,000
from the Slst day OF October 1901 Sc per
Dated New York. May 18th. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREAfE COURT of the State of Ne


SUPREME COURT of the State of New York,
New York CoUnty-Mnna FRANKIE formerly Mlnna
others defendants. In pursuance Judgment Fore
Titled March 1902. bearing Feb
ruary Sth, 1892 undersigned the Referee in
Judgment named VIII resell Public Auction a the
New York Real Estate SalesrCom. Broadway. in
the Borough o: Manhattan, City Of 9TH
day OF June. 1902. twelve O'Clock thar day
Vincent A Ryan AUCtioneer. the premises directed by
Judgment be sod and therein described as fol
lows: All that certain lot piece parcel
lying and being the Borough Manhattan.
follows: Beginning at point southerly OF
hundred and twentyseventh Street.
dred twenty-five t225) Eastey the south
easerly of said Street Columbus Avenue run
ming thence souherly parallel with Avenue and part
eleven inches ne line OF the block.
ery along said centre line Of the block
thence Norhery again parallel with said Avenue
and eleven inches the southery said one hun
along the twenty-five the point place OF
beginning.
Dated New York. May 18th. 1902.
GEORGE \. HALSEY Referee.
H c. KUDI-ICH. Plaintiffs Attorney, 3O2 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
The following is diagram OF the property sold
Street:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
IMPERIAL TOBACCO co. TO STAY.
RICHMOND. VA WILL. CONTINUE TO BE
HEADQUARTERS IN FIGHT WITH
AMERICAN TRUST

Richmond, May 14-Richmord Is to remain
the headquarters OF the Imperial Tobacco Com
peny OF Great Britain and Ireland F H NJ Gum
one Of the directors OF the British Tobacco Trust
VINO has just come from England. said:
We are very much pleased with your city and
have been much impressed with the progressive
ress OF the place. AS 70 our continuing 10 make
this our headquarters. I will say that where Brit
ishers put down their feet. they put them down
10 stay.