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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13
IN AFRICAN JUNGLES.
Queer Little Brownies Who Use Bow
and Arrow and the Lance.

Male members of the Akkas, a tribe
of pygmies in Africa, never exceed
four and half feet in height. These
little men live chiefly by the chase,
using bows, arrows and lances with
great dexterity. and Staying such large
animals as elephants, buffaloes 9nd
chimpanzees with comparative ease.
They are much esteemed as soldiers
by the negro tribes among whom they
dwell and whom they frequently serve
as mercenaries. They are in the habit
of exchanging the products Of the
chase with their negro neighbors for
arrows and lances. but use no other
implements, a sharp arrow fulfilling
the purpose of knife. They possess
NO vessels of any description. drinking
water from the streams in the hollow
of the hand. Although they will eat
almost any animal substance, inclu-
sive of locusts and white ants. they
have the saving virtue that they are
not cannibals and they never use salt.
Their only method of capturing fish
is by damming off some portion Of a
oIICnul pun lhCh iuOoi iouoAy
baling out the water until the hsh
are left in the mud.
A new book on Uganda relates that
young elephant captured by his
party became in two days as tame as
a dog. 1t would follow him into his
house and touch and smell all the arti-
cles In it. 1t was fed with bottle
and almost at once learned to take
the bottle In its trunk, put it into its
mouth and suck the contents. The
balloons he considers a link between
human brains and those Of the com.
mon monkey. They could easily be
taught to become sentinels and could
be made useful about house In other
ways. He also noticed the female
chimpanzees were extremely Jealous
of the native women If they went near
the male chimpanzees. He found one
tribe of Africans who were quite keen
on the idea Of training both elephants
and zebras. Unfortunately, the young
animals when caught could not thrive
on corn, and soon died.-Chicago Daily
News.
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Returned for Wife's Sake.

ST. Louis. Sept. 11.--John X. Muir
rcll, who returned last Friday from
exile and whose evidence has resulted
in exposing the Doodle gang, made II
statement last night giving his reasons
for returning. He had been prom
ised, lie said. that the gang would aid
his wife and supply her needs and
would keep him In funds. He dis
covered that the gang was destroying
her letters to him in which she told of
her impoverished condition. Il did
while was gone. and it was simply my
own mental anguish and the fact that
my wife was destitute and probably
starving in st. Louis that led me TO
come back"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13
Italy Stamping Out DuelIlng.

Milan, Sept, 1l.-As result Of a duel
fought here few days ago between
two captains of the SiXtieth regiment,
the challenger has been expelled from
the army and his antagonist has be"n
sent to fortress, but the most strik-
ing features of the affair are the ether
punitive measures taken in connect N
with it. The colonel of the Sixtirth
regiment has been suspended, the lieI-
tenant colonel has been sentenced to
imprisonment for 10 days and two
majors have been given 10 days i'm
prisOnment. -Four captains who acted
as seconds in the duel have been sent
to q fortress for six months.
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Mail Delivery by Electricity,

Rome, Sept. 11.-PostOffice officials
have examined plan submitted by an
engineer named Piscicelli for the es-
tablishment of Il system of electrical
delivery Of the mails, by which letters
are to be transmitted in aluminium
boxes along overhead wires at the rate
of 24S miles an hour. A commission
has been appointed to report upon this
system before instltuting experiments
between Rome and Naples.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13
Cow Butchered by Trolley Car.

Danvcrs, Mass, Sept. ia car on
the new Middleton and Lawrence street
railway which left Lawrence for Salem
ut p. III. yesterday with 60 pas
sengers ran into II COW on hill near
North AndOver, and was derailed, con-
tinuing for about 400 feet over ties and
rock ballast The car was under great
headway at the time, and 1t scattered
portions Of the cows carcass for 100
feet. Most of the passengers kept their
seats and all escaped injury.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13
TUESDAY,,
Sept. 8, 1902.

TUESDAY,, Sept. 8, 1902.
The Prince Henry German Veterans
society of Boston receives from the
prince medals commemorating his WIS.,
1t to this country.
Gems. Corbin, Young and Wood
among guests dined by the Kaiser at
the new palace in Potsdam.
Frank c. Soehmer acquitted OF
charge of robbing safe in New Haven
railroads Hyde Park station.
Part Of Castle Island In Boston har-
Dor to be fenced off for q lighthouse
station.
Fort Winthrop explosion laid to
open air shaft in magazine.
Sir Thomas Upton admits his inten-
tion to again challenge for the Amer
ica's cup.
Foreclosure of mortgage on New
England Gas & Coke company author
lied.
Great council of Red Men in session
at Richmond, Va.
Naval estimates foot up $50 ,OOO, 900;
Increase Of $1,000 men wanted.
Two Tennessee desperadoes killed by
posse.
Railroad Agents association Of New
England to hold annual convention al
Thousand Islands.
Inquest on death Of Secret Service
Agent Craig, killed in accident to Pres
ident's carriage, opens at Pittsfield.
Gold supply IN the treasury reaches
s573 1896, 1914.
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Acquitted on First Charge.

Dedham, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE first
Of the several assault cases against
Howard Il. Smith was quickly disposed
of yesterday by the jury in the Nor
OF not guilty on the charge made by
Miss Matilda McAllister. Smith was
then called to answer to the charge of
attempting criminal assault on Miss
Cora Nj. Gum. The case was not
finished when court adjourned.
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Adxice 10 British Farmers.

London, Sept. 11.-Tn an address de-
livered ut the agricultural show at
Bcbington yesterday President Han
bury of the board of agriculture re-
ferred to the depOpulation Of the rural
districts and advised farmers TO Or
ganiZc and make themselves heard in
parliament. where agriculture did not
have the attention the importan nee Of,
the industry deserved. He said it
would he Il bad day when England
was obliged to depend upon sources
across the seas for her food supplies.
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Sluuqed and Rob bed.

Lynn, Mass, Sept. 11.-Charles I.
Foster of Salem came to this city yes.
terday with $500 in his pocket and
woke up on the beach at l O'Clock last
night with an aching head and minus
his money and watch. He said he met
n stranger in saloon and walked OH
the beach with him when they met g. n
other man and woman. Foster
walked along with the woman, leaving
the two men talking. when he got
severe blow on the back of the head
which knocked him down and he was
then beaten into Inconsistencies.
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Government to Have BIu .ExhibIts.

Washington. Sept. 1l.-An allotment
of the $SOO,OOO appropriated by con.
gress for II government exhibit ut the
st. Louis Purchase exposition was
made yesterday. In addition to an OK
hlbit in the general government build
ing by all the executive departments
there will he outside exhibits by the
fish commission, the lighthouse board
and the agricultural department.
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Oyster Bay. l.. L.. Sept. 11.-Pres;dent
Roosevelt returned from his southern
tour yesterday afternoon. He vas
pretty well tired out and retired at IN
early hour President Roosevelt will
make no more appointments to receive
visitors before going on his western
trip, which begins on Sept. 10. Hewill
devote the time between now and then
in preparing for the trip and In dispos-
Ing of accumulated business.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13

New Haven, Sept. 1.-The Struc.
tural Iron Workers union states that
the strike In Bridgeport has been set.
tied, the Pennsylvania Steel company
having agreed to give their men niue
hour day and 40 cents an hour. The
Berlin Iron and Bridge company have
offered their Waterbury, employees q
nine-hOur day and 40 cents an hour to
complete the buildings In that city
The strikers last night decided not to
accept the offer of the Berlin company
unless the offer includes all their en-
DlOyes.
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Charued With killinu Wife.

Wilton, Me-, Sept. 11.-Evitlence
was introduced at the cOrOner's inquest
yesterday which caused the jury to
render n verdict that Josie HOlbrook
came to her death by reason of u bullet
from a revolver fired by Herbert L..
HolbrOok her husband. Witnesses
testified that Holbrook and his wife
were having an exciting dispute when
the shooting occurred. A careful ex-
animation showed that the womah
could not have committed suicide, as
HolbroOk claims HOlbrook was com
mitted to Jail without bail.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13

Gardner, Mass. Sept. 1.-THE body
of Marie Emonds. blacksmith, who
has been missing for three weeks, was
found in pasture between Templeton
and Hubbardston yesterday. by its
side We're a laudanum bottle partly
filed and an empty whisky bottle.
Emonds had been in poor health for
some time.
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Beers Got Farms Back.

London, Sept. 1.-THE report is
sued yesterday of the recent conference
between Colonial Secretary Chamber
lain and Generals BOtha, DE Wet and
Delarey is received by the papers to-
day with general satisfaction. The
generals asked ~ distinct concessions,
but not one was specifically granted In
entirety. Pensions and future COM
pensatlOn are refused, but farms
Sought In by the government are given
back. On all other points Mr.. Cham
berlain was firm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13

The Marquis Of Butte, who recently
came into his title, is, according to the
Montreal Star, among other things. a
baronet of Nova Scotia. There is one
feafure that an iicf6sng this title have
in common. None owns. or ever did
own. an acre in Nova Scotia, and few
ever saw that country.
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Pilgrims Killed by Gypsies.

Vienna, Sept. 11.--At Maria Rabna,
In Hungary, 200 pilgrims We're Journey
ing to the shrine of the Virgin. They
spent the night in II barn. A body of
Wallachian gypsies robbed the sleeping
pilgrims and set fire to the barn. An
indescribable panic ensued. Eight of
the pilgrims were burned to death, nine
were seriously injured and many of
them were crushed.
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Warm Hearts for Teller,

Denver, Sept. 11.-The Democratic
state convention last night adopted Il
platform. On national questions the
platform condemned the Republican
party's foreign policy and pledged
allegiance to the Kansas City platform
of 1900 and to the cause of bimetalSm.
the greatest of the nations living
statesmen"
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The Craiu lnuuest.

Iittsfield. Mass. Sept 1.--Joshua
b. Holden and Edwin c. Woods of Bos-
ton were the principal witnesses at
yesterdays sitting of the inquest into
the death Of Secret Service officer
Craig of the presidential party. These
men, In company with ]. ]. Mccarthy
Of Boston. were in carriages behind
that occupied by the president at the
time Of the accident. Both Holden
and Woods testified that the trolley car
was running at a very fast rate Of
speed at the time.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13
innovation In Granite Industry.

Barre, VT, Sept. 11.-Leand Hall &
Co. shipped by express today to Ham,
mond. Ind, n stone weighing 5000
pounds. The express charges on it
VIII be $157.50 The stone was ordered
on Saturday last to serve as n corner
stone for the new city hall, and rs
freight could not be depended upon to
land the stone in Hammond by Sept.
1S the express company was given the
taSly
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Grady Found In New York.

New York, Sept. 11.-Henry w.
Grady Of the Atlanta Constitution,
who disappeared while at Norfolk a
few days ago. has been found in this
city. He was recognized yesterday
while walking across City Hall park
by friend. Grady apparently was
suffering from mental alteration. He
left Norfolk and did not know where he
had been since Friday. He is now un-
der the care Of physician.
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Latest Figures From Maine.

Portland. Me-, Sept. 11.-There are
but 20 small towns yet to report their
election figures Of Monday to unOf-
ficially complete the state vote for gov
ernOr. Two years ago these towns
polled only 1000 in the aggregate. In
Mondays election 4S1 towns gave a
plurality for Hill of 2G,O4O and a ma
jOrity of 20.626.
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Alleued Biuamist Held.

Portland, Me-, Sept. 11.-lsaac w.
Powers, who Left his bride of three
days Mt BridgtOn three weeks ago, was
arraigned in court here yesterday and
bound over to the superior court In
$4,000 OH the charge of bigamy. He
was arrested at Rochester, N. H., after
the police had been notified that Powers
has at least one wife in the eastern
part Of the state.
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E hagrin.

81 have always hoped" he said in
a discouraged way. that had some
force Of character and was fairly able
to show It,"
whats happened?" his wife asked.
"The state boss Of the political party
I'm affiliated with wants me to run for
governor. Chicago Record Herald.
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Marconj Has Royal Support,

Rome. Sept. 1.-THE King of Italy
has placed n warslIip ut the disposal Of
William Marconi and the inventor
will sail within few days for Cape
Breton, n. s., and thence to Cape Cod.
where tests of wireless telegraphy will
be made between American and Italian
stations. -
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Government Cheated Out of $3.50, 900.

New York, Sept 11.-Unted Sta,es
deputy marshals made raids yesterday
upon four snuff manufactures on the
east side. took seven prisoners, and
seized the plants, including about lOO,-
600 pounds of snuff in process Of manu-
facture. The value of the plants is es-
timated at $4,000. Treasury Agent
Seawell asserts that he expects to prove
that there has been in existence for 20
years in the heart of this city a regular
organization for the illegal sale of IN
stamped snuff and that the government
has lost fully $3.50, 600 in stamp taxes.
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Why Croker Was Bounced.

New York, Sept. 11.-Mayor Low has
made public Fire Commissioners
Sturgis' report on the relieving of / ire
Chief Croker from command OF the de-
partment. In brief 1t is that while
day when Sturgis was i'll at home
Croker appeared at headquarters and
issued an order to the department re-
scinding an order issued by the commis-
siOner. This Sturgis characterizes rs
an act Of insubordination and says he
will file charges against the chief.
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WEDNE
Sept. 10. 1902.

President Mitchell again sets forth
the grievances Of the anthracite min
ers.
Aqua Dulce, Colombia, captured by
the rebels, Aug. 27, after a months
siege.
Charles ONeil Of New York planned
wife murder and suicide, but his wife
shot hip first and then killed herself.
Nearly all the members OF the al
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SPORTING BRevITlEs.

Jack Prince will erect new eight
lap bicycle track at Atlanta. Ga.
W. X. vanderblt's horse Constanzia
ran third for the Deuxicme Criterium.
at Longchamp, France.
1t has been definitely decided that
the fall tour Of Champion Cresceus
will include trip to Havana.
The rail and reed bird shooting sea-
son in Pennsylvania and the mudhen
season in New Jersey have opened.
Titus. Americas amateur champion
with the oars. is going to Henley next
year to try again for the Diamond
Sculls.
w. A. Larned, the holder. defeated
r. T.. Doherty, the challenger, for the
national tenuis championship, at New.
port. r. I.
Unbeaten in Atlanta. Ga. by the
swiftest cyclists, the latest proposition
is to match Bobby Walthour against
running horses.
Carl H. Page and II. G. Moore rode
from New York City to Philadelphia
and back in four horse power Olds-
mobile Ia fourteen hours.
ShtibCo III uISCuo
Z throw exhibition at Keokuk, Iowa,
beat the worlds record by throwing
a =. four-and-a -half-pound discus 12s
feet eight inches. Sf
A. A. Hansen, aof Minneapolis, com.
plcted the ride on motor bicycle at
Chicago which resulted In the creation
of worlds record for mechanically
propelled bicycles. He rode 6S4X miles
in twenty.four hours.
Montagu Holbein. the English swim
mer, failed In his third attempt tC
swim the English Channel, being taken
from the water mile from his goal
after being twenty-five hours and
twenty one minutes In the water.
The seventh annual tournament fol
the women's championship OF the Uni
ted States Golf Association will be
played on the course Of the Brookline
Country Club. at Brookllne, Mass, or
September 80 to October 4. inclusive
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13
MONDAY,
Sept. 8, 1902.

Body of Bartholin, the Chicago mur-
derer. identified by Chicago dentist.
The Rev. Charles A. Crane advo-
Gates ending coal strike by use of
right Of eminent domain.
Russia is soon to pay this govern
ment for sealers and whalers seized
In Behring sea.
Six men arrested in raid on slot
machines at Lakevtew, Tyngsboro.
President Roosevelt visits famous
battleflelds in Tennessee.
Copper production is. restricted and
prices may be advanced somewhat.
Ex-senator w. N. Roach Of North
Dakota de:.I,.
Insular bureau OF war department
furnishes interesting statistics of
trade of the Philippines.
Colombian government forces de-
feated at Aqua Dulce.
Brazilian paper attacks govern
ment's policy regarding the Acre mat.
ter.
Negro caught in Cambridge while
trying to enter window of house.
A negro prisoner sold into servi
tude at public auction in Shelbyville,
Ky.
Bitter contest between Gov. Savage
Of Nebraska and Editor Rosewater OF
Omaha.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FRIDAY,
Sept. s, 1902.

FRIDAY, Sept. s, 1902.
Town OF Washington. VT. unable to
elect q representative to the legis-
latlTe.
Capt. Benjamin Day Of Marblehead
celebrates his S0th birthday anniver-
sary.
Man arrested on suspicion Of the
Cornish (Me.) murder.
Large meeting held at the lntervale
N. H.. In the interest OF preserving the
White mountain forests.
Sheriff Dunn OF Portland will pro-
ceed against owners Of buildings where
liquor Is sold.
Wisconsin Democrats nominate Da-
vid S. Rose Of Milwaukee e for governor.
Fire on sound steamer LarChmont
is subdued by sailors while passengers
sleep.
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse eclipses
both her eastward and westward rec
ords.
Over 300 shots fired In fight between
the negro Hunter and police in New
York.
Navy claims complete victory over
the army in the operations at eastern
end Of Long Island sound.
American Bicycle company defaults
interest on bonds and will 60 into re-
ceiver's hands. pending reorganiza'
tion.
Sir Thomas Upton to immediate
ly issue a challenge for another race
for the Americas cup.
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SawmiII Strike Is or.

Bangor. Me-. Sept. 1.-THE strike
Of the sawmill men was declared eff
last night, after having lasted eight
days. The men returned to work this
morning and will work II hours day
for the rest of the week, after which
10 hours will constitute days labor.
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A Mothers Sad GREETING,

Westerly. II. l.. Sept. l1.-Peter
Cristine was killed near Westerly sta
tion by Il train last night. He had just
alghtcd from work train and stepped
upon the other track in front of an cX-
press. His mother had only arrived in
this country from Italy yesterday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13
klaser's Gift to Mayor,

Boston, Sept. 11.-German COusul
Reincke called on Mayor Collins yester-
day and presented him with half
length live-sized portrait Of Prince
Henry of Prussia. The portrait was
the personal gift Of Emperor William
to Mayor Collins
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13
Mormons Seekjnu Converts,

Zurich Sept 11.-FOr some time past
there has been a great increase in the
number of Mormon missionaries I'm both
Germany and Switzerland. Germany
has nearly 1000 such missionaries,
while there are several hundred in
Switzerland.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13
BECOME DEM|C0D
Mark|e Says Miners Broke Con-
tract at MitCheIi'S Bidding.

Head Of Largest Individual Coal
Firm Lays the Onus for the An.
thracite Strike on the Miners Chief
Says When He (Markle) and His
Men Were Willing to Have Grlev.
ances Arbitrated, Mitchell Ordered
Strike--The Late Father Phil
lips, the Mlners' Idol, Was Also on
the Side Of Arbitration-Mine oper-
ators Talk-Pres. Mitchell and Gov.
Stone to Confer-Notes.
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Duelists' Aim Was Poor.

New YOr-, Sept. 1l.--Three persons
were injured, one fatally. during a
street duel last night between FREDERICK
Bolintino and Ferdinando Cinquc. A
spectator is dying at hospital, while
woman was shot in the back rs she
was trying to enter the door Of her
home BOlintinO was slightly wound d
and Cinque escaped injury.
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To Visit United States First.

The Hague, Sept. lit is rllnored
here that the Boer generals will very
shortly visit the United States. They
will tour that country before travelling
OH the continent. as had been pre-
yiOusly arranged.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-13

HcIt Is HO cHauSe W nOle Ill lHe
prices of staples. Game is in limited
supply, but there is u plentiful dis
play of seasonable fruits and vegeta.
bles.
HAY-Very firm, per ton, $1S@21;
lower grades. $l4@1G Rye straw,
$l+G1G per ton. Oat straw. $1O@11
per ton.
BUTTER-Northern creamery, 81 90
22c; Western creamery, 22c; northern
dairy. 2l@22c.
CHEESE-10@12 Lee.
EGGS-Fresh hennery. per doZ.,
24@2sc; fresh western. 19@2lc.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea,
$2@2o5; yellow eye, $2.45@2.5O; red
kidney, $2.75@2.S0.
PEAS-Choice white, $l.40@1.5O;
green, $1.55@1.6O.
POULTRY AND GAME-Turkeys,
good zoe h.; westerns, 22c lb.; Yer
monts (chickens) 25c lb.; chickens,
zoe b.; native chickens, 1S@23c lb. !;
fowl, 15@17c h.; geese, 20@22c lb.;
ducks. 20@22c lb.; squads SO a dozen !;
pigeons. 50 dozen; teal, $l.25 pair;
black ducks, $1.75 pair; plover Sc
dozen; snipe, $3@35O dozen; reel
birds, 25c dozen.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Cel.
cry. 15c bunch; lettuce, SC head; chic
ory. 10c head; radishes, SC, bunch ;
string beans, Sc quart; shell beans, &c
quart; oyster plant. 15c bunch; new
summer squash, 5@1Oc apiece; cauli-
flower, 20@25c apiece; cranberries,
15c quart; sweet potatoes, SC lb.;
white potatoes, Csc peck; onions, &c
quart; spanish onions, sc lb.; leeks,
1Oc bunch; cabbage, 1Oc apiece; Gu.
cumbers, Sc apiece; watermelons. 40
@50c apiece: cantaloupe. 10@2Oc
apiece: tomatoes, 10c quart; mush-
rooms, $l.50 h.; figs, Csc h.: lemons,
csc dozen: pineapples. 2O@5Oc apiece;
New York grapes, 25c basket; Cali.
forna grapes, 60c basket; apples,
4O@5Oc peck; pears, 35c dozen; blue
berries, zoe box; huckleberries. 2Oc
box: blackberries, zoe box; peaches,
zoe dozen: peaches. 60c@$1.75 basket;
pl,ims. 15G25c dozen; plums, 5O@75c
basket.