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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Yorx rure % 10


COTFEE-The coffee today very irregular
although trading comparatively quiet II opened
steady a. advance 6qlO points higher cables.
under scattering liquidation. but in
the late trading rallied again BY cables from Rio
stating JaIy movement not likely 10 reach
than SO per cent Of last years The close was
steady net points higher Sales only % 900
Bags The approaching holidays had natural tendency
trading market that il
took only moderate orders either 10 affect prices
c7rs.z--ahlv md bGlsh AS
ss rot particularly active and confined almost
tirelv 10 while leading importers the
lfsf sellers opening almost
s5r.ca- circumstances. The higher European
- winch Hamburg advanced AGts pig Hzyre y
frg-c little buying and there comparatively
Receipts Brazilian ports
s--t a. with figures and = TO be
eed = II result Of the light Brazilian movement
~---f-.- worlds visible supply
ste-eret substantial decrease figuring
As hieh $50 900 bags against small increase for
tne month last year If this expectation ma
-azes 81 Will practically the first that
,t-irs bava shown any appreclable
trs decreased Brazilian movement and il seems be
rfar business spots
e,res win show considerable Increase The spot
20 I.
e range Of contract prices IN local market to-day
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL n. r.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Liberty Street South Ferry Time from south
Ferry five minutes earlier than SHOWN Below
ny NJ e9 -ttl5 Easton only). 9l0 a. M i29.
40 800 t545 Easton only p sun. "a
WILKEsBsRRE AND sCRASTON-zaoo 80 a n
LAKEWOOD. LshEHT RSF. TOMS RIVER AND
BAkNEGAT-z46a, ~S. 20 "a m. z1.30 g. 30. bake
WOOD ana LaNehurst only. 40 P N. sundays.
ATLANTIC CITy-%94O a. m &c 40 . m
NiNtIaND AND B9sEDGETON-sz4 40 a n. zf1 30
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PIEsSANT AND SEA@HOisE POINTS
z4-Oo, $50 1lS0 a m, x120. 245. $50. S53 Except
Long Esfanch 4t5) 45S- 30 $50. 1l50 ,.
senoaVs- except Ocean Grove SIS a. m. $50. 400.
PHuADELPHIA-tREA DING TERMINAL, s425
ssS > 90 nS saS5 5!999 II 20 a % - o. ~ CO.
5000 P m, 80 Is
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s42 5 4S 90. 40 co.
- 90 a m. 200. t'4-0o $500. 100. t9.25 p.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-s 90. 10 90. 400.
READING. HaRRIsBURG. PoTTsyILLE AND WILL
a m, Reading only. fs10o. Hs120 fa00 D. m
Reading Pottsville and Hrsb'g only. 90 d. m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE. f. OF Rector 81. Pr.
Atlantic lids. Seabright Monmouth Bch and Long
Branch. Asbury Park. PIT. Pleasant. 9.00 10 %
a. m. 900. 200. As. $50. $40 tSG0 20 Asbury ParkJ
p, m sundays 1000 a m. Loo 4 90. 500 p
sunday kSunday only tParIor only. lVia Tama-
qua xSaturdays- aEXcept Saturdays.
Ohfces; Liberty s. Ferry South Ferry. Aseor EI71=~.
3e1 134 1900. 1884 Broadway. 1s2 5th Av. Is Union
Square West, 153 East 125th st. 273 West 125tk
2t5 Columbus Az. New York; Court ST. 344.
Fulton 81, B'klyn- 500 b WAY " Insburg New
Transfer CO GALS for and checks baggsS to estimation
Vice Pres Mgr. Pass'r AEr
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Cotton Exchange sPesis: Liverpool eables-spot
eLlei sales 1900 bales; speculation and export, 200
@iieIl an 500 receipts le 600 all American: nnddns
SLihnc. 504o FUTURES opened barely steady.
lower On and points lower old positions
Closed STEADY, l.i2 points old 57 points
LIVER On new crop POSITIONS: June. 5.Sid: June-July
sc; JGly-AGgust 75d Acknowledgements. h0Id: sep
ei;-.eF-ctoaeT $3.50. October November, 621d NoYenn
Fs5 -'ee@5ser : les Decem-r-January bIsd: January
Iets-s9.s bied; FcbruaTy-Barch. b.i2d Manchester
Ahdns essief; CLOTHS. offers
$780,. .IJLR and GEALIn the ho.r market the same in
H>ce was manifested by buyers that prevailed
tone t.Ins past Outside lots Of Kansas
eI'EHts and eonntry patents there
-, r.Sy X hptiEs patents, 81 sO9$5 30 winter
ssg - e5g54 80 S>nter patents 81 S0Qs5 20: spring
s - e1s$S %: eEf-a No winter, SO 504Ss3 so;
Fan nI.tei, $S.64so 70 RYE FLOUR quiet. Quoted
4e.l q 5000. s@4Si %; choice fancy 25Gls4
- sui Quoted: Kiln dried SsQs3 10 as 70
-. Is.s AI9AL Guiet Caotea: Fine white and
S-.H. - 4t4tl -. coarse. 81 i0dSl IS. FEED eulet
41o.sl Western spring. $40 90 standard rsddng 500
80. 20. ~ %: re- dog. ga first half y shir
- s.sL. ~ .s@S1l. blk and sacks; NJ
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Cash quotations follows: FLOUR quiet and
steady; WHEAT No spring. 93@97c; No 3. s5q95c No
red, 0sc9S1; CORN No 472sc: No yellow 49Q 49hc
OATS. No 2 40 94O1Ac: No white. aaG421ac; RYE No
mating 42d52c; F4A%SEED. No 1. 81 Of; No North
western. 81 O7: TIMOTHY SEED, prime. 50 92agS2 e5
CLOVERSEED. contract grade. $40 15 PORK per
bb s12 6o0S12 So; LARD. per 100 ~ SO s59se 81 a
CLEAR SIDES Cooxed). 81 259ST so; WLSKEY basis OF
high wines, 81 49, the Produce Exchange to-day the
BUTTER snarket steady creameries. 1S1e41144c;
I4G14F4c. CHEESE firm 71a@s1ac
Duluth, June 29.-Close-wHEAT No 1 Northern.
02c: Northern. eOsc; July. 92ssc September. Sc
Milwaukee June 29-wHEAT. No Northern. 971ac:
No Northern. 94ta@96c: old July, seize asked RYE.
No i. 6786sc. BARLEY, No 2 &c; sample. 32G5s'ac.
CORN No g. 4S1aQ491ac; July 47&c bid.
Minneapolis June 29.-wHEAT. July. 9slkc: September,
s1Ac; December. 7eSsc track. No hard 95%e; No
Northern. e4s4c: No Northern. DIX q02}sc FLOUR,
first patents 000S5: second patents 81 SQS4 co. first
45Gs3 55 second clears 81 40 BRAN in bulk
S14 90; shorts, $50 90
Philadelphia, June 2s-wHBAr quiet but steady; con-
4 QS2c. OATS dull and weak: No white natural 4Tc
clipped. Acc. BUTTEP steady extra Western cream
cry Isle; nearby prints l9c EGGS firm and 1ac
higher nearby 9c loss off fresh Western l9c loss
loss CHEESE firm and active: New-York full
creams choice fancy, Ssd9c; New-York full
fair 10 good s9S1sc. Receipts-Flour 1000 bbls and
O42 u sacks: 2 400 bush 10000 BUSH
81 louis June 29-Close-wHEAT No cash ele-
vator nominal July, s2$qs21sc; September sOs qsOse
No hard, s9Q92c CORN. No > cash. 4I$c: July 46Ss
6f46sr: September 46&c. OATS. No cash. Ale July.
s7Ae; september. ale; No white. 441ae-
Toledo June 2a-CLOvERSEED closed: Cash. 50 TO-
gust. So 90 bid TIMOTHY. prime. 81 10: September.
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,mlny chop. $40 30 bulk and

se4; dog s2eas2s so homny chop $40 30 bulk and
S2I IS sacks: oil meal, s23 So -
prices variation from the preceding
night developed sudden buliishness,
point of day Unfa yoable domestic crop news
buying motive. Two reports prospects
issued. one by Snow and the other by prominent
Minneapolis authority. The former was confined princl
pally Kansas that State must
Missouri Valley wheat reported
be overripe and the fields too wet for harvest Inc
other estimated winter wheat yield to be 51oOOoo
bush less than last 600 BUSH including
homa The Ohio Valley Is very short and according TO
this authority will freely through the year
Accompanying these two reports were large specuae
demand the southwest general increase
side buying the local Western markets. Many or
the private wire houses also had conrmato reports not
spring wheat
Stsee also latter being based the fact OF too much
rain last days especially in the Red River
Valley Outside of this crop news desti
bearish otherwise including declines OF Gfsd in
the Liverpool market and additional rain news from
all points only 213000 BUSH against 30 600 bush
The Minneapolis stocks decreased ZOO bush
during the last four days No export trade was reported
In the market No red closed 81 o.: anoat; NO
Northern Duluth. 81 OF Il, afoat. CORN-There
considerable pressure 10 sell July in the local
market today because OF weaker cash situation and
although subsequently recovered, in sympathy
with wheat the market closing unchanged that option
market had little feature Similar weakness in July at
Chicago attributed 10 the large quantities that
here about 20 loads taken fer export. No
closed 53l4c elevator 53c. afoat; No white.
5sc. and No yellow. 55c. afoat oATS-The mar
ket steady all day with but little change from the
previous night and trade rather quiet Mixed oats &c 70
30 No. closed 44G45sc: natural white so 20 ~ 4T@
4sc and clipped white. SO TO 80 NJ. 4sq52c. RYE
Market slow Feeding quoted 461sc 1 New
York. and mailing nominal
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hst generally presents quiet appearances today small
home trade dealers late and. while prices held
been reached for the time being at least Large fuI
cheese very dull nome trade dealers showing lit
market and the tone IS easy Fine SKINS held about
s 60 d s snd for aq vA
fair to good saasao do White small fahey s s do
a 70 g4od So do small poor esa7c do large
E 1r, and white fair good 59Qsc do 61.7c;
DO good SG R9c % com mo PAt
PEGS Receipts today 1906 Cases There is oontn
ausnS Of 5r sae n 1 esg MARKET g9
o nrm tone Prices were not quotably changed but it
Qualities are still quiet bu fairly seadg We
e. aas nss s ansy
o do seconds sHectsd 5sgsG do axsrags RTne @
nesssf is,sg1sss dtss shssks
Bears sell we'll when Choice Peaches arm and higher
le lower Strawberries plentiful and Slightly lover
aso show decline Baeberries steady with
ssSE 5ss.ia. Iqaa
STEADY Sc sn !, y s,SsS es s2gs2
Iasis iS9 ss hhAs s2E!a
soJs ea Rss S. 55S aSS g Se
Is 5ssEs s5o Do sos r B basse S 2s$s
a. ac up per r qgar req sgl pei
20 ssFJsE A .Sss s2a 9saHsfs Sg.s
Carolina 7Sc tMftfeRf RT d9
land 5Soa Do Moth a qo oo aha
small. per quart. 79sc MUsKMELO.,s California
By rail- $26OassOo; BY steamer per si5OG
FRUITS DRIBD-Demsnd for evaporated apples light
and market quiet though attractive held firmly at
full late figures Prime evaporated OctoberNoveTber
delivery selling at about &c. Very little doing in sun
quoted for fuur. deye H' at s. s. per 100 r.
Small fruits IN limited supply California fruits IN
Tc do chece, 6G6ec do prime 3A gaze; do common to
state and Western; sun dried quarters 212a8' DO
DO shoPPsd 100 n $3q$2 Is; do cores and skins
HUCt[LEBERRIES, 1212Q14c; BLACkBERRIEs. sag
6aslsc; APRICoTs, California. MooIpahi, 1Og14c do
royal 9QlIc PRIMES. California 2a51ae
HOPs-The market shows little If change Scarcely
nythng doing between dealers. while brewers not
showing interest In view of the light stocks hold
nonna}y unchanged. We quote: State. 1908
choice per ~ d. g99d to Pe S coic 9
39s 90 good to Pr 29Sc , d9 common to 5@5 lag
common to prime. 2O122c do older growths, 1Otpl2c
HAY AND STRAV-HAY- Uhrnanageable. heavy
ceipts almost smoher the market Buyers cannot be in
they would be allowed prett mucn their own terms for
large propo: % the supply With another dull week
prime l. when they up in the landings, meet
a fair response from the beet demand but an under
bales, 100 10 96e: No !. S5a9oc No 5qSoc ship
ping and No g. 55Q65c; clover, mixed and clear in light
long retain the Of 81 0J@$1 10. The
market is not strong etpIs OF hay ana stray IN tons
son River Railroad $50: Ere 800: Pennsy yanis 60;
gelaW9Te vaif o s ;os and d 1 e 3 hoTe
Western 20; river boats. leo Total. 1900
f Cents wee Of yaT 70 IONS ' toto E e so toms
week. 300 tons. Exports Of hay for the week IN
Tt cove We X e. 4os Sarons s.
MILK AND CFEAM.-The exchange price Of milk re-
mains at Sn Se Of ana net cream me singer P o
week ending June p in 4ouart cans. follows
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June ea.-e1osins: wHEAr-spet, nominal:
Der, nominal CoRN-spet; easyi American mixed new.
As md: september. e "a FEAs-Canadian, quiet s. sa
FLOUR-Si Louis fancy winter. dull. So I'd. HOPS In
London CPaehc CoasO. nrm, foGt6 f5s BEEF-tull:
extra India 5ss Cd PoRk-steadyi prime mess
Western, ofs Ga. CUT MEATS-Hsuls. short cut "a TO
10 No. dull nrm; Cumberland 20 70 so 10.
% TO 81 10 4os ga; long clear midtlss heavy IS 70 40
bellies Ia 10 sos shoulders. square. ~ 70 Is NJ
arm ais Cd LARp-ouieti prime Western In teIees
34s American refined in pals. Sis 90. RUTHERFORD
United States. quiet ess, cIfEEsE-ouiet; American
nnes, white ais Cd: American finest coiored SIS Sd
TAIdow-Prime city. dull els TuRPENriNE ,cspiri,ss
dull, Ala ID. ROSfN--CeInmor Arm. Sc Sd. PETROlEUA
-Rsnnsd quiet, ia LINsEEp OIL nrn. iss Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30

The LEGAL market for cotton closed steady and
unchanged. basis Of $50 for middling upland
and il mlddlng Gulf Sales 800 bales
port. 375 spinners- Southern markets
follows: Etsady lower,
lo5se. sobe nominal unchanged a. l0tsc Savannah
east. unchanged. IOSse. Wilmington nominal Norfolk
dull a. lower al 10ASc Baltimore, nomnay &c lower
lie Augusta. quiet. unchanged loAsc; 12s
Gales Louis quiet &c lower, IO&c New-Orleans
steady lower 10 il-I6c; sales beles
pkis. lower I01sc Estimated receipts leading
points for tomorrow: At New+orleans. 5000 10 1900
bales against ga week 1872 year;
weston 200. against nothing week
year Houston. 70 TO 80 bales against 81 last
sgesk, ~ year.
Receipts tie ports and interior points to-day
pared w..h The same Gay last week and !sst year:
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne steady 10 Arm
somewhat in favor OF buyers Tar
nained inactive nominal We quote:
SPIRITS TuRPENTlNE-oh and machine bills. S6S@
b6&e.
TAR-Noninal.
ROSIN-('omrnon good strained. 50 90: r. SO Is:
So 90 q So 20; H. SO sass 40 So so. X. IS s0asS IS
M 81 is: n 81 45GS4 so; W G. 81 65G$4 70; W w. S.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits urpentins 2oe hbs
2.Ool bDs
Charleston June 2a-TURPENTINE firm. 62nc
RoSTN arm: A. 49, c. 81 50; D. 81 co. E. so 65 f. 50 20;
O. So 20; H. SO 0o s. Is: X So 25 NJ s. 80: N IS T0
W G 81; W w 81 40.
Savannah June 2e-TURPENTINE Arm, 52&c re-
eepts 951 bbls; sales a65 exports 100 RosIN nrm re-
ceipts 226 sales. 2O3H; exports sos Quoted: A, r. c.
81 co. D. 81 20: E. S2 10 F. 81 so: G. So SIS: H. 50 O5
SO 4O X 50 so; NJ. So 20; n, Sd aS; w G. 81 IS; W.
81 TO
Wilmington. June 2e..sPIRITs TURPENTINE--Noth-
Ing doing; receipts. 80 bills. ROSIN-Nothng doing.
celpts IA7o7 Dbls. TAR nrm. 81 so Receipts IL bbS
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,ntraet prices in the local market to-day

Co1se Cabies-Rio-Cores market quiet: No BIO
6s776I exchange, p Sied: reeePts 1000 oaS 6oa
sneus the United 5000 bags stock, oZ4OOv
ba0s HaInburs-coIee market arm; good average
sntos $500: receipts 1900 stock $4,000 bags
snburE-Coffee opened unchanged; at 2;So m
az pig higher duly 4 up@; sales 10000 bags
fIGvro-Oofee market opened quiet unchangeo i m
advanced y franc; 8 D NJ unchanged; NJ o;SO No
a. Al sales II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30

CRUDE TURPENTINE firm. 81 25 81 Is: receipts.
rs bbs
London. June 29.-TURPENTINE-Spr AIS Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30

Lackawonna r ailroad.
Leave New York. foot barclay and ChEis1opHsf S'a
fe-0o A M.-FoF Binshar4Jun and Syracuse.
1000 A M.-For and St AouiA
p. NJ. special
p.
p. M-For SCral. Plymouth
$500 P M-For Chicago
+Ss5 r. M.-FOr BUTalo. syracuse. Richneid springs
60 90 A M-For Chicago-SIeepers open o p NJ
Tickets 149. 40 1888 1434 Broadway y. z; $50
Fulton Brooklyn. sDay. Except sunday 4fhurs-
days. Fridays and Saturdays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June 29.-FLOUR steady CORN steady; No
yellow 54c No corn, 81 Q52c OATS dull: No
white 4512c: mixed. 41sc. Canal freights steady
Chicago June 29-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30

Receipts OF breadstuns interior points, in thou
three cphers U) omitted -four bbls grain
a
Evening journal., 1904-10-21
essERAL MARKETS

Philadelphia-Flour firm; winter SUI
pertine. SS.656390; Penna. roller. clear.
S5g5.20; city mills. fancy. $64ed $50.
Rye -four firm; per barrel, $4.4O.
Wheat steady; No. 2 Penna. red. new.
S113@1.lSk. Corn steady; No. vel,
white. clipped. 36l2c.; lower grades
csc. Hay steady; No. timothy, $3.50
1850 large bales. Pork firm; family,
S17. Beef steady; beef hams, $23024.
Live poultry steady; hens. ll15 "a &C.;
old rOOsters. Sc. Dressed poultry firm;
choice fowls. lSisc.; old roosters, &c.
Butter steady; creamery, 2Sc. per ID.
Eggs steady New York and Penna.,
23c. per dozen. Potatoes steady; new,
per bushel. 50M52c.
Baltimore-Wheat dull; spot con-
tract. Sl.17% @11S; spot No. red
western. Sl19at G1.20; steamer No. 2
red, S1.12N G1.12lh; southern, by sam
S1.O9d1.19. Corn easier; year, 50@
5OHe.: southern white corn, 55G5Sc.:
southern yellow corn, 61662c. Oats
1uiet; No. white. 346341sc.; No. 2
mixed, 33lkc. Rye firm; uptown, No.
western. S9c. Hay steady; No. / timo-
thy. S14@14.50; No. / clover, mixed,
S1261250 Butter steady; fancy imita-
ton, 17G 1Sc.; fancy creamery, 21622c.;
fancy ladie, f4G15c; store packed, 12D
13c Eggs steady; per dozen, 21622c
New YOrk-Butter firm; creamery
common to extra. 13621c.; do. held,
20020lac. state dairy common to ex-
ira, 13M2 20c. Cheese weak; state full
cream small colored and white fancy,
Zoe; do. good to prime. 9i9d9Ac.;
do. poor to fair. 71a69Ac.; large col
ored fancy. 9hc.; do. good to prince
969Mc.; large white fancy. 9Ac.; do.
good to prime. 77sG9c. Eggs firm;
state. Penna and nearby fancy Sc
lected white extra. 30c. do. choice. 27
24c.; do. average best, 221aG23c.;
southern, 17@20c. Live poultry easy;
western chickens, 12lsc.; fowls, 13c.;
turkeys. 12@14c. Dressed poultry ir-
regular; western chickens, 12@13c.;
fowls. 13c.; turkeys. 16@17c. Potatoes
firm; Long Island. -$l75@2; state and
S1.25G1.75. Cabbages were steady;
per barrel. 50m75c.
Evening journal., 1904-10-21
FoR sALE-
Western Rates via Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.

Persons contemplating n trip to the
west. Northwest or Southwest viz. Pitts
burg. Cincinnati ST. Louis. Chicago and
points west thereof can save money by
purchasing tickets via the Baltimore Is
Ohio r. r. Rates from Wilmington and
Chester are Pittsburg. Pittsburg limited
leaving Chester at 9.i6 p. M Whining
ton at 1908 p. mo- $500. Cincinnati, $3.50.
st. Louis. S2i.25. Chicago, $500. Three
fast express trains daily TO Cincinnati and
st. Louis. Two fast express trains daily
20 Chicago Compare the above rates with
those of other lines. Il is probably not
generally known that tickets TO Western
points via tho Baltimore a Ohio n. r..
are much lower than via any other lines
although the train service Is first-class
in every respect Fast express trains rum
ming Via Washington equipped with day
coaches OF the latest design, Pullman
sleeping. parlor and dining cars leave
wilmington and Chester daily FOR Pitts
burg. Cincinnati Chicago and ST. Louis
without change and connecting I'm Union
depots for an Western points. For fun
particulars tickets rates etc.. call on
ticket agents or write H. A. Miller. n. P
A.. city ticket onicc, s0i Market street
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1904-10-21
UNDEaTAKEas,
WILSON'S
Undertaking Rooms
GIG King Street
LICENSE APPLlcATIoN.


n o 7 c E.-TO THE HONORABLE
judges of the Court of General Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State OF Delaware in and for New Castle
county We, tho undersigned, respectable
citizens Of the Third ward in the city OF
Wilmington. county Of New Castle and
State of Delaware. do hereby certify that
ID. W. Lynch Co.. occupants of the house
situated at n. W. corner Fourth and
Madison streets, in the Third ward city
OF Wilmington. county and State afore-
said described in their application and
who are applicants for license on Mon
day the 2lst day Of November. A. D.,
1904, teing the next term Of said court.
for the sale of intoxicating liquors in
quantities not less than one-half gallon
therein. not to be drunk on the premises
they being licensed retailers of goods.
wares and merchandise. the aggregate
cost value of their stock constantly kept
on hand for sale is not less than $500. They
are of full age, of sobriety and good
moral character; that such sale of intox-
icating liquors at said place is neces-
sary TO accommodate the public; that they
are the occupants of said house. the due
rental vaiue is $500 and the following re-
spec.able citizens of said ward, at least
twelve Of whom ars substantial freehold
ers IF said ward, recommend the said ap-
plication viz;
Thos. NJ Monaghan, l.. Warren Ellis
James Monaghan, s. w. Barker,
NJ. n. McCanerty, John A. Newell.
J. =. r. Fueckel. Daniel Z. Haughey,
Michael Haitsch, Henry Witsel,
james j. Riley, X. Abberger.
ID. w. Lynch, Harry 4. Turner,
Michael j. Carney, Harry c. Kates.
WIN. W. Hawkins Frank II. Schi1ling,
Joseph Goodman, Harry w. Banks,
Dennis Lucy, Frank p. Fagan
r. l.. Brand, Thos. II. McEvilly
Frank +. Lofand,
d. w. LYNCH COMPANY.
oct20-3t ID. w. Lynch. President.
Evening journal., 1904-10-21
DITORCECANONA ADOPTED
Episcopal House Of Deputies Ac-
cept Compromise Measure.
REMARRlAoE AFTER A YEAR

Innocent Person In Divorce Must Fur
nlsh Court Records As Proof, and
Then Clergyman May Refuse to Per
form Ceremony.
Boston, Oct. 21.-By an overwhelm-
ing majority. a compromise canon on
the re-marriage of divorced persons
was adopted by the house of deputies
of the Episcopal General Convention,
and IL it is concurred in by the house Of
bishops the most important issue that
has come before the present convention
will be disposed Of for at least three
years. The compromise measure, like
the old law, permits the re-maFriage Of
the innocent person in a divorce for the
cause Of infdelity. but further provides
that no re-marriage shall be allowed
within one year after a decree has been
issued by a civic court Satisfactory
proof of the innocence of the applicant
for re-marriage must be furnished in
the shape Of court records, and after
the consent of the bishop Is obtained
a clergyman may refuse to perform
such n ceremony without subjecting
himself to censure or discipline.
In the opinion of Francis A. Lewis.
Of Philadelphia, a member Of the COM
mittee on canons, who favored no re-
marriage of any divorced persons, but
who accepted the compromise. tho
canon adopted is so strict that II en-
dorsed by the bishops 1t will practi-
cally put the church, as he expressed
II, "out of the divorce business" 9th
ers, however claimed that they saw
"loopholes" in IL. The vote on tho
canon as passed stood: Clerical, SO
diooeses for, z against, divided; lay
vote, 4G for. against and divided
The new section provides for the re-
marriage, for a period of not less than
one year after the granting of divorce,
Of the innocent party in an action for
adultery, provided that satisfa etory ev-
idence touching the facts in the case,
including a copy OF the courts decree,
and record If practicable, with proof
that the defendant was personally
served or appeared In the action" IL
also provided that II any minister shall
have reasonable cause to doubt whether
a person desirous of being admitted to
baptism or to confirmation, or to holy
communion, has been married "other-
wise than as the word of God and dis
cipline OF this church allow, such min
lister, before receiving such person to
these ordinances. shall refer the case
to the bishop for his godly Judgment
thereupon." In any case, however, the
ordinances are not to be refused any
person remarked after having been
divorced on the ground of adultery who
shall deliver to the minister solemn
declaration in writing that he or she
was an innocent party in such action
/ for divorce
/ The house Of bishops nominated Rev
Henry ID. Aves. of Houston. Tex, foi
missionary bishop OF Mexico, TO have
supervision over English-speaking con
gregations In that country