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Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

The Northern Pacific is getting rid
Of the small old stvle engines as fast
as possible. They are taken to the
shops where they are thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, thus making
them practically as good as new ones
for light work. After this they are
sold to smaller roads where tho traffic
is light and small trains are hauled.
Lasl Monday two Of these rebuilt en-.
gines were shipped to the Panama
route. That after being practically
worn out and all but CONSIGNED ia
the junk Pile they are skillfally re-
paired and put in shape to serve pev-
eral more years Staples Tribune.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Several months ago Andrew Car
negio announced that he has decided
to stop giving library buildings, and
to begin giving endowments. He
offered go, 600 to Ripon, Wis, col.
lege on condition that another $50. OOO
be raised. which has bean dene.
Frederick Weyerhaeuser gave $1,000 to
the fund,
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Brainerd Dispatch: U. A. Peter.
son, who has been employed in the
H. W. Jinnemann clothing store, has
resigned and will leave soon for Thief
River Falls, where he has accepted q
position In the big Schei Bros de.
partment store. Mr.. Peterson will
have charge of the clothing depart
ment of this store. Mr.. Peterson il
q clothing man of wide experience
and is sure to make good. His many
friends are glad to hear of his promo.
tion, but sorry to lose his presence.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22
East Darllnk.

Dec. 20.-There will be q children 8
Xmas festival at the Swedish Luth.
eran church next Wednesday night
at 8 O'Clock.
Fredrlckson Bros. have had good
holiday trade.
They have q fine line of holiday
gifts. ~ we'll as what the people need
In groceries, -four and feed, etc.
Anderson Bros- will press vour hay,
sell and ship it for you. Call on them.
They are all right.
The mayor is building a new house
nine rooms.
All our Andersons and Nelson's
should use farm nsme-then their
mail won't get mixed up.
New barber shop at ~ Ia, upstairs,
on Riverside street.
The Darling correspondent Wisnes
everybody Merry Christmas and q
Happy New Year, hopes that health
and success will be with all who read
this item, and including tho editor,
too, and oil who work on the paper.
Peace and good will to all men.
FOLLOWING is the program for the
entertainment Dec. 90th
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22
r. VESSEL, ADMINISTRATOR
OF NETZ0ER ESTATE.

Pioneer Pres IS: a petition Was
fled In the probate court yesterday
for the appointment of Louis A. Wes.
sci a. administrator of the estate Of
Mrs. Louisa Metxger, who died Dec.
10, leaving An estate valued at $l1,
600, Of which s.. 600 is in real estate.
After setting aside 900 for masses for
herself and husband, her will be.
queaths 300 to the st. Joseph's Ger
man Catholic orphan asylum, and
provides that the balance Of the
estate shall be divided equally among
the three sons and four dSughtere.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22
WASHINGTON LEAGUE
GERS, 1906,
Off

President-S. e. Vasaly.
Vice Pres Albert DjckiL son.
Secy. and Tresa H. FtIfee.
Caaplin--Eva NJ. Smith.
6uide-Peter Kugel.
Warden-Nick Kugel.
j. 4.-Addie Chounard.
o. 9.-May Rivett.
Directors-Louis Brolling, J. r.
Briggs.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22
NEW TOWN ON LIND AND BUCK.
MAN LAND. -

Tie Duluth News- Tribune says that
another tow nsite is to be plated on
Mesaba range, near Prairie river. It
will adjoin the property of Lind and,
8uckman. on which 900 feet of ore
has been found. The development of
this immense deposit of ore will
make room for q thirty ing village.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

There will be midnight mass next
Sunday night, the eve of Christmas
day. * at the Catholic church at Belle
Prairie. Father Garreaud will be
the officiating priest. H.. ~
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Miss Florence ChristiansoD, who
has BEEN teaching at the Lincoln
school, has resigned, and will not re-
turn after the first of the year. Miss
Lettis Raymond, now teaching at
Norwood, has been elected to fill the
vacancy.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

L. G. johnson of Culdrum hrought
in Wednesday q piece of iron ore TAX
en- from his farm, lots Z and 8. sec-
tion 9. The ore has been tested and
gave good results. MI. johnson wants
to sell his land outright, not believing
in options. and will take $1,000 for it.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Dr. R. u: Orr. Of New Prague. a
brother OF Or. G. O. Orr, and who
visited his brother when tue latter
resided In Little Falls, will be mar
rled 1t Minneapolis next Wednesday
to MISS Edith Lange, at the home Of
the brides aunt, Mrs. McElroy.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Jerry Dufort has gone north I, A.
sfse bis brother Henry. who ie cook.
Ing in one Of the Nichols camps.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Congressman Buckman will have q
naval academy vacancy to fill after
March 9Th.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

The 9oung Peoples Society Of Oar.
ling will give an entertainment Fri.
day evening, Dec. 99th, at the Swed.
ish Lutheran church of Darling. Pro.
gram may be seen In the Darlina
news.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Joe Ruff has gone to the pineries
near Bemidji.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Miss Bessie BurralI will read . ps.
per on Drawing in the Rural
Schools at the Minnesots Education.
IL Association Dec. 29tn, in St. Paul.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Local team owners should be loyal
to home industry and have Clan
Grip shoes put on their horses.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Ed. Dionne, driver of the Buckman
hotel bus, got cut on the head while
skating and Win Tonn took his place
for few days. II D. II. /. - .-'1S.-s. j
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Wadena Pioneer journal: Chsllev
Schneider. of Compton, went to Little
Falls Saturday to work in his uncle's
store.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

! EVERYTHING GOES At cost and
below cost In 5ewelrv, clocka, silver
ware ut the New JewelFy store. 515 =
..== ~. .,.r Wslman d co.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

The Eagle aerie will meet hereafter
on the 6rst and third Thursdays of
each month,
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

The deceased leaves q wife and four
schildren-C. e. johnson, Mrs. Peter
jefferson, Mrs. Chris Lawrence, MIS-.
Emil Carlson.
+ Mre. Elisabeth Winner. mother Of
the late John A. Winner of st.
Cloud, died suddenly Thursday morn
ing last week at her home at Albany,
:Steirrs county. aged u years and 8
months. She leaves a large family.
Mrs. M. Denis of Little Falls attended
the funeral
Samuel B. Pinney, who furnished
the ties for the MOI thern Pacific to
build from st. Cloud to Brainerd, died
1T Mino;, N. D., last week.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

VIM. 0eyer of Hillman is VISITING
in Southern Minnesota.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22
DIED

Peter Johnson, one Of the Oldest
residents of Elm Dale, died at his
home In that town Saturday morn.
ing, Dec 10th, aged 20 years. MI.
Johnson suffered q stroke Of paralysis
a few years ago, and had been in poor
health ever since, of late being unable
to leave his room. The deceased 10.
Gated in Elm Dale, then part Of
Two Rivers town, In 1871, and was
for many years prominent in town
AFFAIRS: He was q respected citizen.
and by bis advice and counsel great
" helped In the development OF his
neighborhood.
The funeral took place from the
Mission church at Upsala on Monday,
ana interment was In the Upsala
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Born-To Mr. and Mrs. c. Sheldon
Dec. 14th, daughter.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22
CLOSING OUT.

Walman & Co. are closing out every
thing in jewelry, silverware and nov
elites at Wholesale prices. Don't miss
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Clarence RAYMOND has been selected
es member of the federal petit Jury
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

ice Medved has returned from
North Dakota.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

S. Hershey has returned from the
"~sA
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

Sauk Rapids y. Free Press: Prof,
Cans made his regular visit to the
Rapids this week. Prof. has number
of music pupils here and Is very
busy man q soon az he strikes town,
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

A. A. 0urdey, late of FARGO, Is en-.
ployed as timer at w. H. Ryan'a.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

DR.. Walman WAS in st. Cloud Tue<.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-22

School will close at noon today for
the two weeks vacation. =X
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
y prices in the local market to-day

Cotton EXCHANGE special Liverpool cabIas-Spo cotton
American 2000 bales recelDts 1000 bales ali Anerean
points lower closed steady net unchanre5 70 ronf ~
septeube- October : Cod. Gctober % S.Sd
her-December = sid Dec-rherauuarv 5s2d: Jag7ua-y-
February sad Nfa-~r
AT~llo ~ 1 & %sI-.Iqne lime and June-Jgly. 5s5d.
little demand to-day owing To some ev-e >, ~
9eryous wheat situation The better grades II winter
81 cn@Se straiehts q5aS4 II winter Dsts+s
e. ~ sPring ceaC s. 7'6S+ Is; ex5ra NJ winter
fancy 81 eGS4 90 CORNMFAT steady. 17otat. T8ire
Ti7e white ard yellow Fl 258S1 coarse 81 14s1 Ia
FFtp-Vestern nominal o+v zt@a7v. quoted: western
spring 81 % standard riddlng Sr7 90 40 500
rfa r ~ oF s * . Lt sn,e"t CITY bro sis in srV
co.. 81 90 in b'k. So sc2 - in racks oll-ncal
breating froH I ~ o n % az T'eAy mars, the price
Leader in p-ce r,ove,or,r ,brg,gpt - a usual
on lG 5gfe1 IN eon-rast - wcaress elsewhere
before tie close when = reached saa.c Septenbsr
the previous The here after the operinr
vous nieht on rb late curb y reeover.i tSe , ne p %
at O'Clock 0'izc The trade puzzled
oyer the ary eTea owing To- re fac' that showed
becl INST n 7anv po-s Of tl Nortbsa-t 81
fea 10 ace 70 % Win me Ftr9n aaynHce r prices AFTER
eariy brett 70 buy in lo' ~ vhest exrectnE fresh
hastily replaced result of the SUBSEQUENT F
sny vbeat 49, iDto The nevv vyas 80 & ~ StF-y
sSBlain The esriv decline IverpooI r3a5 aS ,lle to
hzber: Paris was Il points Ruaa1est points up
the worlds shn-nertS eccnrdinc Vsrno~nhal were
At 600 hush. with air decrease eT
peetf1 Mrreanos stocks decreased for ,ba
week bush. 4 chicago trade
wheat crop Ge5 000 G00 hush this being SOME
gnvernr7ent rs,o-+
rsceins unusually aecrecgtfnv
OO0 bush ZOO 400 hr-h wear Th4 cash
ket IN New-Yors cosef - follows Ne . red sSIc, NJ
Northern puffth. 81 2ar and No Northern Marltoha
I3 q CDRN--rhe market artef rsSher
weak most Il ne day with only Nde-ate speculative
trade infiqenca1 hy r4vorarfe ~-o+
conditions naa he fact that chcaeo rscsips exeeeed the
estimates somewhat ~ al Interior points arrivals were
siut The as last The Liverpool market closed
sd higher ard cash locally steady WITH an
sxpar s.nsss u loads prices beir= follows. No
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York July % 1895
very % snail mall supp supply and held With increasing strength
an an extreme t price Ne Medium ana pea when wanted
e4ceednsiy light all the Week RED Eidnes ys qgSto
@ sse[ai sA4gS az - ~ ~ 6nV mere IS dsp9sl-
E9Ile5ss 4 W are UNCHANGED IN tone or price We quote
50 10. DO white kidney 50 sOas5 10. black turtle
iqT@la IS sS IS so GREEN PEAS scotch per per bush
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day. s.a7e packages The
but Il looks as If here ay ySe' be of greass a sh5 we
next Week owing 70 the recent hot weather. when
small volume nothing occurred to change the gen
or nTmness to me grades Of table butter and the
tory ana packing The latter two s-oiss -
soEbe as o fa oy S sxP0sIsTs and The stock is beng
GATeo toeay TOOK out 1000 pacHases II frgerat0r
SantHe Exchsnse Official quotation, extras 20 ic} do
nrsts - 2 21c DO seconds. $50 I9c; do thirds l. a
iSl 1Sc DO ser9nS sAfSes' s 2 e gee DO hrsts.
Western imitation creamery. extras Isl a iscs d.
% rsts 1.g e' renoyated erecuery extras 1Sc: do
i47c western factory. trsts. c. do seconds l. = =
Ne' DO thirds IA q l5e; packing stock No l. I5e
vs cHEsE3Esssip's today 2aas boxes exports Tor the
T,her 9Iisty but receipts have cleaned up Closely and
is strong. Indications of flrtbe -e st Isns
week |gsI o % LaTFz sizes have been especially is
grsdes but many or the reeeIts have SHOWN T,r- oT
49s Sd FOR and ass Ga for waite We eSs1S %
do lair 70 choice ss & Largo a soI5T sfy 5 lee
fancy, lsc; hght SKINS ehoce. s9ISl.c; DO parr eif-
PFlh-s t4t 1+cf do good 6Agtc 10 fair 40
DC; Go fun skins - S2Ec -
EGGs-Receipts today 1880 cases The arrivals eo,
unoe AosFal and there Is accumulation of uadirr-
and lower gade eggs fer which holders anxious 10
uiiu an outlet Prices rule many sEll
have 70 be carried uEsold Strictly rancy eooSs
t.nue scarce. and held firmly. We quote. Starr
tenIsylFan-a
do choice 29-5c do mixed 2lgS@e. 40 frs.S r5
extra nr2ts ls92oc: DO Western. rsta 18alac.
DO nrss itglSc do nGs. 152Wl6ic, 20 thiris 4f
i5ci dirties 1l1iSiac, checks. luNIIc
-pFlIEIS-There was very little business fl
evGpoTRted apples but rather firm hodug Al he s-ht
afiFdIte II ne Iobping trade continues
there Is likely 10 Be stl q rther n;ar
sun dried apples larEeiy nor1iual ard
none wanted Chops and cores and skins unchanged
some n rrher lots of cherries re
the teet.Hg ts ETna,i We
LES eN@ N@Iorated fancy re- - li7c- Go choice tef
&c; 60 prime. 100 n sG0SG -. coed
10 4Af1A-; do Canadian aried quarter. 3Ass
Isl ~ q lo.ssl 20 C!lE.isRIts per ~ l2sl2lse;
HHCkLERERRIleS. f0Gifc; BIACEBERIIES. 7nTrac.
RASPBERRIES. a21e4c. APRICCTs. California. Moor
7aTk. l1l4c; &c EogsI l01iIc. PEAcHEsS cGlf0rn.-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
ASBURY PARK GOSSIP.
Night Bathing Mach Enioged at
Ocean GrCCe.

Aseury Park. y J.. July - CS2ecla.)-ATl army Of
tourists, driven from Their city homes nv the in
tense heat. arrived this week. Night battling was
permitted IN Ocean Grove. and the Innovation was
greatly appreciated by business men who 40 nor
reach their seaside homes until late IN he after
noon The hot wave was responsible for TIE
abandonment of a number OF scheduled social
events at the hotels, where the guests IN ,epll-se
attire. preferred 10 lounge on tie cool niszzas
rather than melt in sitting Bathrooms
Several hundred dentists from the Middle States
were here this week and participated in +,e ts,-+v
fifth annual meeting OF the Nev--Jerxev STATE T,en
IA Society held from "Wednesday ,,ntl ves.ecaar
n the Beach Auditorium. on "Wednesday the an
aual meeting OF the Retail Merchants Assoc,tfo,,
o. New-Jersey was held at the Fenirnore Hotel
The summer school for workers in the Junior
Christian Enoeavor Societies opened In the First
Presbyterian Church Tuesday and continued
until this afternoon.
Despite The intense heat. the annual tournanneu.
of the Asbury Park Lawn Tennis Club was playsd
this week on the courts n Educational Hail
Square The contestants IN the mems singles
and doubles Included number OF expert college
players The tournament viii be renewed next
week when the club championship viii be PLAYED
Governor Edward Casper Stokes OF New-Jersev
was tie guest OF honor on Wednesday evening al a
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
OTHER MARKETssY TELEeRAPA.

Chicago July TLE-Recspts go hsadI mar
ket STEADY good 70 pre s. 25S5 s5; Foor
dun Is. and feeasVs. . lOSs toi
COWS s. 4uES4 heifcrs 81 259S4 f5 81 40
So -: bulls 25GS3 20. calves S5QS6 40 Texas ted
steers S30S3 HOCS-Receipts. 1leNo head market
mixed and butchers. s. 80 SSo %:
good 10 choice heavy s. 45QS5 s2s heavy. $ sog
S. TO; Esht - 50GS6 bulk OF sales, 50 6S5 90 SHEEP
-ReceptJ 20t@ head, market steady. goCC 20 chcice
Ss GGS5 rair ID cholce mixed. So oos4 90
native lambs. 81 JJNSJ 81,
East Buffalo July @2-CATTLE-Receipts. rs head
nothing doing. prime S. 35QS5 %; shtppig
81 1913 - butchers S4lS5 herers, 50 sS4 co. COWS.
I5eiS4. 5JS3 st3ckers feeders. s. SOC
s. stock hetfe-s. s. JOGSS- EL1tLSRecetpts. %
bead dulL s5aS- EOCS-teceipcs 1-0O head. active.
pigs Workers. 10c her others steady; 50 20
ass 70 mixed 50 258SO y; X0rkers ard pigs. s. 40s
81 45. rouEhs GS5 So; $3Es4 dres. S6S6 ~
SHEEP AMI LAA8S-Recepts. SEQ head. steady. Lambs.
s. 50G7 % year:nss. = 9GSd wetlers. s. = GS5 30:
ewes. 81 25flra 70. sheep. MIXED So S4 70
Kansas city July - rLE--F}eceipts. head.
including unchanged; choice
and dressed beef S5S5 fair good - 5
as. Western f=1 81 :. Ss 81 srcSers and feed
s. I5lSf 80 southern steers s. l1fI$4 southern
COWS So e5GS3- native cows heifers
256Sl s. 2JGS3 calves <3sS5 s5 for
the week 43 head HOGS-FteCsiprs. 3350 had.
Is47se lower. bulk q sales 50 a5 50 ga heayy
81 50d s. co. packers s. J0GS5 pigs and hghts s. SD
IS So receipts for week 01e head Sti-EP-f.e
cepJs none. market Qnlinlly sleaE. native lambs. 81 =
Gs7 10 lambs s. 1886 90 and yearngS
81 .5aS1. Texas clipped yearlings, S5E$9 -. Eexas
cifuueG sheep and feeders
receipts the week. 1880 heat
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

box came around and proved 20 be about four
feet Jy three in size.
All this time nothing had been said about the
Yale college in China. Tiffin was partly over
when the Governor asked NIr- Reynolds why he
was visiting China and Chang-Sha- This gave
him his chance. He launched in boldly, and the
Governor was much interested. He gave US
much good advice. especially as to the need of z
broad. rather than a specialized, training at the
present time Then the Governor asked if
had found any land that suited US. We said we
had a piece in mind. He replied: When you
know what you want and viii see
Jnau you get it "
When one remembers how bitterly anti-foreign
this province still IS in some respects, the sin
guar favor shown TO Yale representatives is
both remarkable and prophetic Of still wider
interest and influence when our college is es-
tablished. Mr.. Reynolds says OF the situation
at Chang Sha: Ny entire experience in China
has stirred me deeply Only Egypt has made as
deep an impression on me as China; and Egypt
speaks through the monuments Of the dead past.
but China through the works and character of
the living"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

special honor. and graciously. received the gifts
brought by Mr. Reynolds which Included
Tiffany cup, upon which were depicted fire
scenes III New-Yorl1. After being fetec IN Pc
king. Mr. Reynolds returned southwark toward
Chang-Sha BY special favor he made the trip
from the capital 70 Eankow in four days, the
best previous time having been six days.
Two interviews were granted Mr.. Reynolds.
and our two missionaries we're invited to dine
with the Governor and his American guest A.
giving an insight into such interviews, Mr.. Gage
writes: We could not have had better man
graces OF his excellency His political training
in New-York gave MIN admirable tact and
diplomacy. and his intimacy with public men
furnished him with the needed prestige. Mr..
Reynolds had expected to leave on the next
day but the Governor warmed up 10 such an
extent that he urged Hr. Reynolds to stay over
and bring ell To 'tifIin. The Governor intro
stance, he asked Il anything could be done to
mitigate the trouble experienced by Chinese
students who wished 10 visit America. Mr.. Rey-
nclds replied that he had seen the President just
before leaving hCnle, ana the latter lad asked
him TO collect what Information he could in
regard to this question. Mr.. Reynolds told
about the reception OF Prince Ching in New
York and presented a letter Of introduc-
ton from the latter It turned out that
the Governor was very much impressed ny
Professor Jencks, while the professor was study
ing the question OF currency for China. Being
a personal friend Of the present Chinese Minis
ter at Washington led to other interesting re-
marks in which the Governor was specially in
tereSted, since he has a son who is studying IN
Washington. When Mr.. Reynolds offered to
take his son any message or do him any kind
ness, his excellenCy told him he would be Obliged
if he would take him a box.
Reynolds was somewhat taken back when the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nsw-York July - 1900
BE1F<V ES-Recelpts % cars
for the market. making with stale stock y
be sold No demand 10 FEEL
ing weak Dressed beef demand and st.adr
IpSStc per native Iatar cables rom
London and Liverpool shipments to-day $50 bssvss
and $3.50 quarters OF beef.
CALV Receipts and rra5iuE. Feeltng IN
changed CtJy dressed veals az 64aGlOo
country dressed IN light supply and duh a 44Sc-
SHEEP LANBS-Eeceipts - 1T
head. including - for market making
stock - sale all Jersey CITY. Trads
slow everything sheep just about steady
and lambs and medium
hard sell slight reduction. About 10
part arrivals unsold close. sheep
S39S4 - 100 p. lambs S5GS7 so Dressed
7G9c per general sales 7a9S17c
a Q1&iac
Sales-k=rns Commission Company IS5 Knrucky
lambs 81 n s. 80 100 y; 169 DO. 63 u.
az s. 80 go do 65 p az . 80 DE- % 70 az s. -;
247 do. 81 n at 81 2S do q 2 az S. go Ia do u n.
al So so 10 DO "a n at So "a Virginia do 50 n. at
81 20 IS Virginia sheep rs y a s. 81 ksnIucky 90.
1O7 IS p, az So so: 1S do. III ID IS.
Newton s. CO.. 40 Kentucky lambs. = u. Al ST 50;
do 10. 81. 286 Virginia DO. so n S8 50;
Virginia sheep 100 n. az - 80 Kentucky do. 10 n
q 81
Toba shannon: - Kentucky lambs ss n. At 81
236 DO. n. So 50; los do 6S b. az Sc ..
Mcpherson 4 @8I Virginia lambs. 80 70. AZ so
So so. 2t Virginia sheep OF ID. at Sc 30
D Harrington: 22s Chicago lambs. q 70. az SO -
HOGS-Recepts were 6 cars. or l0,oo4 head all con-
signed direct s-a1snterers Feeling nornnaly nr-1
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE - Ncv--York JUv 81 1895
,,C - ne conee market showed decidedly drr1er
'.Lls 70 tle higher European
1i'.tan receipts The opening steady AZ an
nc or nllo points. and closing prices showed net
80 - lIssI1 points sales CT bags As
go '-ull indicate cc-naIu aggressva but
iTs - 49, nuying BY good people apparently ana oTer-
We very Hght owing 20 the small Brazilian move
et W1lch argues either smaller croD tnaD has nee,
estlrla ted cegree Of iriependenea
a-I-u6 Ao4deFs, for the ai4T-
Nst.nef was highly favorable movement Re
e.s al lle Two ports o.. Friday o-I- 81 400 bars
. n 5eoVV ias year and rae Juneay movement vas
-toVo pagS against 43. IU" last c1has
gaVs the Sac P2o movement Tor ~ 5s, - - ts
-st' bags on the ~ 500 nag
Ior the year -9
SzllIsn r-reiDts have only Coz OI bags spajn[t
&c t egs and 9120O0 bags IN 1875 waeu the c-5D was
JUc0 h2Ss In spite Of the lelt
taarkets showed Improvement ranging -ret al m
langa prices but the European markets. as mentioned
fe-s 59tA higher. Fiavre advanced 2. a. pfF a,d Han
STg crFsd at & net - 4 ps- rn cI months eT
Il.Fr "htci wCs unchanged = private cable from
S IoTteS the advance there due Il covering local
= 0- mai receipts The market coffee was
sveSy WIN quotations the sGslsc for RIO
The range ot prices in the Ioca! market te
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

hlsSlns and B. d smith = - ~ - -
Ng5 g5s-lset Sc tal-I-illian Newman, Mrs J. Barber
E.sA51. E-s ~. ecHEgh. Walter 9. Saunders Miss carrie
Es1, IEs1aFI, Miss SADIE Schwartz. B. Benard IL I
I-IIsn, nj ana Mrs. c. ". Tuck, J. Newman, P.
E1,A' ER1ishA' n 4. Dor-er. Miss B. S. Renee NJ P
E-9A E+e9 a G scovel. W. Conlon. A. Benard. G
- - - man Charles Thompson. MIR. ana Mrs
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New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
BALL AT THE EDeEMERE CLUB

A grand ball was given at the clubhouse at Edge
mere Long Island. last night The guests num-
scene Of brillancy. Visitors from CedarbYrst and
Lawrence and the members Of the club had an en-
joyable evening. The leader Of the Metropolitan
opera House orchestra furnished the music The
oancing lasted until the early hours Of the morn
ing
The Edgemere Club is delightfully."- situated
fronting the ocean Bridge and whist parties are
the pastir1e for the evening The great br5dpe
tournament took place at the club last THURSDAY
evening.
Over fifty people are expected to compete for the
tennis prize, valued ct $500 Already sixteen names
for both singles and doubles. have registered
The Bell Harbor Yacht Club, which has built ity
new clubhouse at cost Of about $50 0Oo has extend