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New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

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K Rs4s 1s'' o a0osThRs osf e. ac 61s 0ls
s. g gs gsE 81 p1s Mfs
per pair sc HRfsEbysry fresh rsc:.Dss to,
"a & ee oSsn Of q asa .aysd ss, I @ M sE 70
RED Prices noinsly IN ss5snos s to to
lower prices Broilers noinally unehangsd
sss turkeys PS siow Long ana other
sachsnssG We sao n f Fresh aR's Eed
ws.tsFn s so aysriss % best 1a DO ihss 5a .
pair per n ss4s0; DO s9gse DO wss5
scaided 2Sg2sc Fowls dry picked scaided. medium
ia szs s' 9 a6 esso c Sfsn p9 f. lsssS s Sc 2 sn
Long Island and Eassrn per f lse; DO Psnnsylvania MA
dozen Soss2 Is: mixed 81 i2Ss2 s5: do DARK 81 90
POTATOES AND vEGBrABI.Es--New po.stOs. IN
ents npPs IN transit a MARI market ruled weak and $4,000
Old potatoes without change Sweet potatoes dull Onions
shade Dy Asparagus spa gus eab6ssss
plenty aSs,j,S &Rd i
saots: foTArcss es per SS bag 5se$si: %
s per & Dbl 81 sSqss ~ 90 No sgsi as 2S Ss,s, as e9s S
S 81 ssd aoT gs soua s21sn per s baess
D. easno4s Sa per per SSi S ea or BAG sGsG % @ &
5essI Ps sSgeSs North caroIipa per s.s.s
s. % hosaoas DsE s. 5 o Es9
s e. Do per ss 81 s9s s. g DC Do
souheTn FTd Dsl ss m So s Ss hoSpi Per ona per-
ssSs5: DO Florida s$ss5 state and western gss
81 Is: HoRsERADIsH per 100 io. s5qs7: LETTUCE.
crate s2at4: MINT per 100 bunches. t19ss: MJsf5-
ROOMS per 10, IOSpSOc ONIONS, white and yei-
low. per crate. 75cgs1 do yellow per fiat crate togoo
Bermuda, per 25Gs5c: do Nev-Oreans per Deg
5O9T5c do Southern white per bush crate 'oosst %
do Eastern Shore Ttc: do Egyptian per pas
81 5eTs2: OKRA FLORIDA per carrier s1s1 IS; OYSTER
PLANTS per 100 bunches s2ass: PEAS. Jersey sugar.
June S1GS1 %; DO Fhil-
sdelphia. June 81 Maryland Teiephone. 81 5oi DO
PBPPERs. Florida carrier or basket 81 oosI S9
NIPs, old per bbI bax 81; RADISHES. nearby per
punches 4o46Oc; ROMAINE. New,orlesns. PR 1o
s24st: RHUBARB nearby per 100 punches. oo4goct
STRING BEANS. Norfolk wax. per u bol basket 6ocS
North Carolina
green per u basket. 5ocGs1: do or green per
bush basket 5O75c: South Carolina and Georga per
basket 30Q6c: SQUASH. Southern white Per Dbl or no
cro. s@s I5 do yellow crookneck S14S2; do marowy
per bbi crate s1fsi SPINACH nearby. per hsl 8oe
5Oc: TOMATOES. Mississippi. per fiat case 6oSooc DO
Florida per carrier 40c4Sf 25: TURNiPS, white. Per
100 bnehs 81: do Canadian rltabsxs per Dbl. s19S 6o
WlTERCRFSo. per 100 punches. 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Hops in London (Pacifc Coast. firm, f6 es9f
fhaRffs Hnf STEADY; extra India SIS PORK dull Psi9s
amet ASS BACON quiet Cumberland cut 70 to ~ y 10
~ short rib I8 to "a ASS long clear lni1dles
Is To- 81 n ass long clear mddes hssvy % ss q eS s ar
tf,ss Il to is n 4os. II TO 70
N steady sis Cd LARD quiet; prime "esfeTn sTrzFa ~
9Ss Cd. American refined in pals. 5os BY
Nominal CHEESE easy; American finest wnss 9so: o 40
40 a.r AIS Cd: American finest colored DID, -, 90
new AS TALLow-Pmg city sssady 2ss; ;i,o. oIst
3D. TURPENI!N ~,
60 sGs RosTN~common strong s7 Cd De- N. I'M
or. Of wheat Liverpool for the & nve oay srta s
sorm oher ports The imports Of corn rroua
er;can nortS during time were 4sSoo anA<
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
NORTH CAROLINA SPECIAL TAX DEBT.

The committee Of North Carolina bondhoiders
suggestive positions In reference to the special
tax debt:
The proposition Is to accept new per cent
bonds for the amount OF the principal Of the
present debt. canoellinx the accrued interest.
which amounts to twice the sum Of the principal.
The methods proposed for coercing the State
into this arrangement also set forth. One
third Of the securities could be transferred to the
State of NewYork, or to foreign governments,
and Judgments obtained by those authorities in
the Supreme Court OF the United States AS
North Carolina owns about four millions OF dol
lars OF unpledged railroad securities. such juda
ments would be readily colectible from this
source, well from the special taxes pro-
vided to secure the bonds. After all this deple-
ton Of her resources, the State would remain
subject to two-thtrds OF this liability still unsat
fsfied. and which in time could be sold or dis
posed Of to foreign governments. BY the accept
ence OF the bondholders proposition, the total of
bonds would be at once absolutely reduced to
one-thfrd Of its present amount, being the sum
OF the principal alone
1t is also pointed out that the amount of
S22OO00 per ennum. required to pay the interest
on the new issue of bonds is easily within the
resources of the State. It Is only one-twentieth
OF per cent of the assessed valuation of its
be lessened by the States receipts from Its divi
dend paying railroad investments. This special
tax debt question is thus reduced to plain busi-
ness proposition, under which the State will be
the gamer by the proposed arrangement. instead
Of subJecting herself to far heavier burdens.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
.LAwRENCE-BORST.

Among the pretty weddings of this week Will be
the daisy wedding of Miss Alice Gertrude Borst,
daughter Of Mrs. Lucy Baldwin Borst. and Charles
Dr1mnond Lawrence. a lawyer, of this city Inc
ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Percy
etickney Grant at 8 o'clock next Wednesday
evening in the spacious parlors of the bride 8
home, at No. IA West 13th-st- Miss Borst has
chosen Mrs Francis Allen Clark. of Piainfield: n
! for her matron of honor. and for her other
Sri6al attendants Mrs. Frederick c. Borst, MIS-.
Frederick B. Hill. both of Meriden. Conn; MISS
Gertrude Proudnan. of Manhattan; Miss Florence
Rsrr Of RrookIyn Miss Caroline Roberts: of Hart
ford Conn and Miss Grace Lawton, of Manhattan
Sfs viii also have as flower bearers her little
niece Helen B. Clark, of Plainfied n ia j. and Rer Rer
his hest man Mr. Lawrence has selected Robert
+ Lawrence and for his ushers Frederick A Childs,
Richard W Lawrence, William A. Robertson and
Thomas II. Lane.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

ne ~ t Ep05 month"; ada prng Wheat 81
9S4 year ago rye 9se against IS last m9nth barley
ss ss:1ss @ VI as aSs
So 600 spring wheat iestimatsd 2se 42 900 agains ga INST
last year. g oo S6nG 3 ns ha ia @ aF Tbe 9e
curb earf' on lGi July was Tic bid
bses. 81 he AS ay bG e
faoy 1aIsss "ss r M9s centTifHgal Common
4iesn essS s aDsD 1ssSs Stts & S 10gSs REmS
fair leIse sood 16a2ic prime 2sa25e fancy 2s$9e %
sgrs E1cange 7asf Mas sead Ps f firm on
for f0Tnry No ns sales wTs S os Gs M o
tober SIS asked: November, December and February. M
ss sasss so?ss aa s Esrdar 7Sa S' seas5
ported in steam and sail tonnage but general de-
mand light and changes Of importance were @
Antwerp Id: London I'D: Hui. Cd Bristol I'D Rot
Fd Tspco 2I per oo p and oasc o6dd oats I'D
Bt.s ssfe. or Enrope 2ss 81 1e
28a2 tons same 25s juyAugust; British steamer 29o6
timber. Pensacoa to genoa and Naples SOS british
steams tons West % India % trade
States and Provincal trade fve months private terms
German ship 900 cases petroleum hence @ TO aoKoh ANA
ber Gulf port to Montevideo Buenos or Plata,
ssndG sS s2 sohoone 81 toms coa
Bermuda I'd nrys s scboone 5oa M
Hsbero to Chester 81 co. g9a tons 2n
schooner 167 tons coal, Philadelphia Nevberne 90c
hrmer Indications that large western interests
market Therefore considerabie strength on light
offerings and bull supBoT The only sale consisted of
trOleu rules quiet and unchanged In9eed 2l is steady
ahd White bbls S. 90 and 6a 81 PhsdeIphia
50 S. water white New-York b6is $50 test So and
eak $ PhadPh m S IS s. aaa BRs s. 81 To
SEED oIPTime eid1 r Sruas d. & J mills 5 @ Adgus RFs
20 asoc september 8o@5oiFc and october 30z G35c
%nte % Heow yflS sa hsgE6 sfBf
city 5Oq51e Of town raw 4sa49c Calcutta raw"
PRovIsioNs-1hs strength yard prices and less re- re-
market fell again selling Of lard by packers to
rally rally near the eose II 70 @ sa6 b NTH @
Monday and 1e5 009 next week Kansas city had Ss @ ana
81 ol5 s4o & clear 95mv Ss@ si 5ss REFE
packet so0ss s22ss22 50 RTFE FT3E
HANS GTet ots quRed acons at $50 90 m ac leo ~ %
% so b. 7c; pigs 5@$s < bellies
n Picked shoulders nominal quoted at [ Sts%GG Y
S peked hams eonn Sgst q49sss e. RD steady
chicago prime steamed 1909 Mfde West & PRIME l1Sf
slsc conti9sn 4oc @ Rres 1 ks ISf iSf
quoted: oleO. 7saep7Ec: city lard stearine. SC. os
bushes Closed curing 'G the Week and the
end Of the we week was a rr ss StatonS r 10 hoce
4i4e: head 4aa5l4c: Patna, 5%@57.e Japan foreign
in h941nal' Bdnd! & aaa%e aS%s''' ''4' Java 1.e
to-day but The surface tone tho
be steady although some brokers were & t so0 be low
.'A ersd especially diersnes between the net net
CREASED BY otsG noted .2a
for eas S 9ef pGasgd @Rd sgshfs &c.
ss2sa 9sia seaf.e C ss
e1ee n Esgs n 8na bs anS
ns s bsss Of ns Eagle ns sa9dsFa 4oc
sauis&.s 3D. aPs So as31d anG 5s5o No
40 @ o s2q? e. IS s5s 20 is ~ 75c Nos i and
10 7eo The nssa% %ndGq % ioeal market for
sd ons STEADY to and sncanss with paid prices g0O@ss sd
fo9Ts 3i,sc and oasses sugar 7ieo
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
VICTORY DUE TO LOST KEY.

An amusing incident occurred at Cuxhavsn dur
Ing some landing maneuvres which were being
carried out by the German feet.
An adversary's feet supposed to be attempt
ing to force the entrance to the Elbe. which was
defended by troops on shore. The first attack of
tho enemy had been repuIsed during severe
storm. The troops shore retired to their bly,
and to protect the rifles from the rain, which
was coming down in torrents. they locked them up
IN hmall wooden house.
Suddenly the alarm sounded. but on rushing to
get their weapons the key of the house not
found. When after considerable delay, the rifles
were distributed. It found that the enemy
had forced the entrance and thus gained the VIC
tory-UxonGon Mail,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
A MATRIMONIAL APPRENTICE.

Johnny-Papa, what does 1t mean to be appren-
tlced7
Papa-rt means tho binding OF ono person to an
other by agreement The person 30 bound has to
teach the other all he of his trade or profess
sion. while the other has to watch and learn how
things done to make himself useful In every
way possible.
Johnny-Then suppose you're apprenticed to ma
amt you, dad7-{Tit-bts.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
BAILEY-WoODwARD.

A pretty wedding celebrated on Memorial
nav at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Woodward
M g55 West l45th-st and St. Nicholas-ave., when
Miss Marion H. Woodward, their daughter. WAS
married to Ira Webb Bailey. The ceremony was
nerforraed by the Rev. DR.. w. C. Biting, assisted
nv the Rev Alfred Blewitt Charles S. Bailey
b-o.ber of the groom, was best man. and Miss
T5ith I. TorYpkins was maid of honor. The cere.
11ony was Witnessed by the intimate members OF
botb families and was followed by g wedding
breakfast The bridal couple left for Montreal ana
viii retUrn September to their home. No. lSo
TIau7il.On mace
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
BERTINE-DARLTNG.

All Angels Church the scene of a pretty
zaadIng last Wednesday evening. when Miss Ella
-,o-Iing daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert T. Dar-
,,g became the bride of Robert Bertine Miss Dar-
Ing was given away by her father. The brides
o-1v attendant was her cousin, Miss Blanche Buck
1see Charles H. Berthe. brother of the bride
-oon, was best man. The ushers were G. w.
Isuckrtdge Howard Darling. Mr.. Bremen and
Frank W. Darling.
The bride was gowned in white satin, elaborately
trimmed with exquisite lace. Her veil of tulle,
reId in place by a diamond pin. the gift of the
bridegroom. and she carried bouquet of white
-oses and lilies-of-the-valley. The maid of honor
vTo-e a white NULL trimmed with Falenctennes lace,
o,.ar riEk satin. and carried bunch OF American
anong those present were Mrs. w. Hamilton,
W. and Mrs W. Wiley. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Dar-
ing Ing Mr. and Mrs d; odell Mrs Blanche Ann @
sfrong Mr.. and Mrs c. Buckrtdge. MIR. and Mrs:
Sidney Darling, Mr.. and Mrs William Milne and
~ and Mrs. c. Bertine. A large reception fol.
loved at the home Of the brides parents, NO 10
west Sst-st
M and Mrs Bertine will go South on their wed
5irp trip and will then TO Allenhurst, n. j.,
rnfil the Of the season, when they VIII return
70 fh!s city 10 live.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June 10. 1905.
aE.Ns AND PEAs-very little trading to-day ana mn no
ohanre In the general position OF the fharhet
Ihr "a firm feeling marrow and red kidney saie
ehtss ara making at outside figures fea axe
Cav AZ Yesterdays advance but not much business
sas been done yet Mt 81 So Turtle soup are }onnlns
ca "a Very little FOR yellow eye talfornla
linn SLOW but steady Scotch peas held with te more
nnnndsncs we quote BEAIS, marrow ehoiee' per
hush 20 porx2 8o; DO medium 32 LOGS In; 90 pea
n TT,s sSfI S Kidney 81 coqR2 fo 90 white KID
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
WuSON-DAEIS.

The marriage Of Miss Carrie Davis. daughter OF
NJ and Mrs John X Davis. of No. 1873 South St
I3ernard-st Philadelphia to Samuel NJ Wilson,
formerly Of this city took place last week Mr.
ard Mrs Wilson Will be Al home after June Il at
No 4S2I Rpgents-st Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
STREET-CLARK

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth May Clark.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs B. Wheaton Clark, OF
Ilockport \ y to the Rev. William Dana Street,
VIII take place al the White Plains Iongregttlondl
Church Of which the bridegroomelcct is pastor at
$50 o'clock June 20.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
HAsTINGS-HOwARD.

The wedding of Miss Florence Gertrude How
ard daughter of Mr. ard Mrs. Ora Howard. to
George Francis Hastings Guthrie will be cele-
brated on Wednesday at $50 O'Clock. the Church
OF the Messiah Park-aVe. and 34th-st, the Kew
Dr. Savage ofhciating. a reception viii follow the
257 West 73d-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
pPuSH-RRADFORD.

The marriage of Miss Joanna du Pont Bradford
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Edward Green Brad
ford of Wilmington. to William Brush, viii take
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Mrs J. Ella Rood. of the Hotel Endicott vii
spend the summer months at Asbury Park, N. j.
as has been her custom for several years.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Bishop and Mrs Leonard of Cleveland. Ohio. arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan. OF No. esa
5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

the
Mrs Young and family. OF No 80 West 1o6th-st''
viii 20 10 their summer home at Stony Brook Long
Island, this week
Nj and Mrs. Bryan l. Kennedy, Of No, $50 West
S!,h-st have taken a. cetJage at 6eiie maven
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Madeline Evans. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Franklin Evans. of MOrristown. n j..
and David H McAlpin, second son OF General and
Mrs. Edward McAlpin Of Ossining. n l.. on June
Is Morristown.
At ossinng- he-Hudson will be celebrated this
month the wedding of Miss Katherine Swan ochiey
and Dr. Harvey Hardwiek Of Buffalo MISS Seniey o
Mr- and Mrs. George Schley-
Mr. and Mrs George Raymond and daughter
Miss Viola RAYMOND of No. I16 West S7th-st. went
TO treir camp. the Brches. the fourth lake in
the Adirondacks. last THURSDAY
The May meeting of the United States Daughters
Of 1872 was held recently the home of the regent,
Mrs. George Armand Sudin Of the Powelton' sph-
St and Broadway. AT the business session IL was
voted that the chapter should Join the Eas and
philanthropic work, provision pens a"s oiinx;nS i
be ban o. ncean an was served and later
reception held.
Mr. and Mrs w D. Sands. Of Lexington-av and
ssth-st, have leased cottage for the summer at
Ossining. n. Y.
The engagement is announced of Miss Lillian
Kane eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Andre"
Kane of No sG West l1sth-st; to Frederick @ VIII.
lam Nundorff youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs george
Aundorf of 40 West End-av
Mr. and Mrs Alfred NJ. Chapman sailed for
Europe last week While abroad they VIII Visit
England France and Germany
Miss Marie Claire Foley, of the noouos. VIII
npsad the GUNNER It Summit. n. J. TINS spt'ns
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Miss Ella Turner. OF No. e34 West End-av- h'
gone to Europe with relatives. Sho viii fraV
extensively during her stay.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Miss Alice Blight has presented to the Art Mu-
scum a marble statue of Mary MaGdnlen, by Rich
ard s. Greenough Miss Blight Is granddaughter
of the sculptor of that name.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11


for eight months.
Grant Cramer. nephew Of the late General U. g.
Grant and Mrs. Grant Cramer, will sail for Europe
on June 2. They will first visit Of Mr..
Cramer's friends In Denmark, where his father
was United States Minister for many years before
Scandinavia via Mr. and Mrs. Graner will travel south
Italy and the south Of France.
The engagement of Miss Laura Hampson to Or.
Charles wilnarth Bliss has recently been
Hampson Of carTollst IS rf Rreokyn Dr. Bliss
belonss to a well known family Of JsneIviile Wis,
and is now practising In Elizabeth, NJ j.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Lee Cannon. of No. Bis West
ss.hls ssal who we're Teoentiy maEfS are now at
Mrs. NJ E. selien. of Tarrytown. n. Y. gave 4
talk on psychology last Monday afternoon Mt the
sans Sns Mr.. S paHss s Es sse, played
two selections on the harp.
2o4s 7th-ave., celebrated their golden wedding an
niversery last Tuesday evening with dinner and
reception. About hundred of their friends wera
present, and part OF tho festivities Mr.. and
@s led on SGo9 ahs M5 '3d Nh
ss5 sd Gsn and S
three years Old OF the guests at the Ieoep-
Ely who was also present. Many and vslusbls
were the gifts received from friends IN Boston,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and this city
The engagement Is Just announced OF Miss Eliza
beth r. Rally, daughter of Charles Rally. OF South
Pine-ave., Albany, to Thomas Adams, Of this city.
George G. Allen OF this city. is in London
Professor James E France. of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, will spend the summer In Europe
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Briniey. of No 1873 West
47th-st.. Will spend the summer months with Mt
Brinley's parents at their country home Green
wich, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r Brown. OF No. 7s Park
ave. at their country place. White Plains, N Y
| for the season.
United States Marshal and Mrs. Henkel and fam
| fly, of this city, have taken the Richard Newton
| place, at Lake Ronkonkoma, for the season
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
ITEMS oF SOCIAL INTEREST.

Mr ard Mrs " H. Glass. of Graham court. will
90 10 the Bronxyie Inn. near Scarsdaie' N - 1or
the
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

The members Of the Book Club. ssth-st and west
End-av.. have elected Ira Davenport for president
For the ensuing year there will be course OF
lectures given, together with instrumental and
vocal music
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Mrs. S. stawie, of Graham court. has left 70
spend the summer with her relatives who arc at
Allenhurst N ].
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Nj and Mrs Bryan L. Kennedy, of No $50 west
s7th-st have taken a cottage at BeIle haven
Greenwich. Conn, for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Mrs Young and family. OF No. 80 West 1oSth-st.
Island this week.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
FISHER-GIELOW.

Mrs Martha Gielow. OF No Ts East s4th-st.
.,,ounces the marriage of her daughter Una to
charles Mills Fisher jr-, assistant constructor
Snited States Navy, on Sunday, June 4
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

she entertained by Commander ana MIA
Bispham, Of Annapolis.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

rSr,n Klein oficiated. The ceremony was fol-
'oyred by dinner and dancing. Covers laid
foT ST one hundred and thirty. Mrs. Wolff was for
nine and .'The Philistine DR.. wolf is well
,an-, Harlem physician. The couple left for
MY MY weeks wedding trip. Upon their return to
~ S cify they viii live at st. Charles Court, No.
q West 1l5th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Prof. and Mrs Bashford, OF No 90 W iSth-S,
recently sailed for Japan, where they will RENAL
for eight months.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

r.oyTT,oS-The cotton market quiet and some~hat
,-oo,,,aT hur showed IN the main and closed
yerS steady 1T gain of 3fl3 points The opening
ouiat .ndf unchanged prices TO dcciihe
~ rtnts under scattered profit taking for over the
generally favorable aside from reports tina. ram ws
ss..aad in a few sections. prices worked OF 10 net
decline of about 3G4 points but there was no
presure against the market and after hs nrss 10, OF
orSsr. had been there enough cover
,nr 70 rally the advance OF some 500 point
witch fluctuations Irregular but the mar
10. showed generally steady tone and nnai prces were
800 ,hont the top tho session. Sales OF FUTURES
yer. estimated 1900 bales The absence OK 4vsrpooi
h,s. hsh undoubtedly influence In cnrtaiin8 gen
canies IN addition hesitation about
s.-ng into fre.h commitments Sunday during
period, and operations consequently
sn ere very much evening up character with tho
,ndertone Impaired much by the hrInness OF tha
snot situation other factor athouxh many Oh se
spa.a ADVICE. coming IN from the South continue 10
y.ry moor condition for the and toward the
go there was covering on the talk OF too nuch
particularly Texas. although the general
rsssion appears be that tho weekly crop bulletin
at, r1esday will indicate fnrtner slight Improvement
a. the general condition OF tho crop =. -.
Ye range contract prices IN the local market toA'
wss AZ follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Coffee cables.-Ro--Coffee market steady: No Rio.
$3.50 exchange receipts 900 bags: shipments
for Europe 1000 bags: stock. 16scoo bags santos.
600 bags. stock $500 bags. Hanburg-Hoday. Havre
Coffee market opened quiet. unchanged at Il m
.nO haas
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
WEDDINGS-S0ClAL ITEMS

Continued from nfth page Part v.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

At Ossning -the-Hudson will be celebrated TINS
month the wedding of Miss Katherine Swan Schies
and Dr. Harvey Hardwick, OF Buffalo MISS sen Senle} y
IS a cousin Of Admiral Schley and the daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. George Schley-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Mr. and Mrs. George Raymond and daughter
Miss Viola Raymond, of No. l16 West S7th-st. went
TO their camp the Birches, on the fourth lake IN
the Adirondacks, last Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Invitations have been issued for the marriage OF
Miss Madeline Evans. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
BENJAMIN Franklin Evans. of Morristown. n j.
and David H McAlpin, second son OF General an, and
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Chapman sailed lot
Europe last week While abroad they will visit
England France and Germany.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

The engagement is announced of Miss Lillian
Kane, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Andre"
Kane of No 3sl West l19th-st, to Frederick VIII
lam Gundorff youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs George
Aundcrff of 40 West End-av
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-05
Fatal. SICKNESS AT PERRY
WILLIE.

We have 4 note from the Postmaster
ut Pcrryyille. written on Thursday, which
says:
"Thc fatal sickness at this place has
been confined to the family of Joseph
Rasin. lah0rrr. who within 81 week. has
lost four Of hisl family. viz: on Friday
last his. wife and child, on Saturday
Il son aged five years, and on yesterday
"wednesday another son. aged twelve
years. the latter being the last of the
family which remained at home. A
week ago the family consisted of the
father, wife and six children the re-
manning children left for the AlmsIIouse
on Monday, in charge of the oldest hoy,
Il lad of III or II years. The father in
forms me that one of these. II little girl.
has, since died"
We regret to have to add to the fear
full tale. The little girl died the next
morning after reaching the Aims House:
the oldest hoy then took sick and died
on Wednesday,, and we learn that the
last child of the family, boy of I or s.
il also dead. On Thursday night the
father was lying in very critical state
in Il hay loft in Perryvlle; some humane
gentleman had procured Il physician for
him from Havre de Grace We have not
heard from him since.
This family. our correspondent SAYS.
formerly resided in Sassafras Neck and
moved to Perryvile last spring.
i. S.-We since learn that the small
boy taken to the Aims House did not die.
but is now convalescent, and it is thought
will now recover.