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feet of As feet Of lot II. block c. Suburban
Tract Berkeley; $40.
The Realty Syndicate 70 Eta NJ WiIkerson
lsingle). lot Is. block 21. Mathews Tract.
The Realty Syndicate to r. Whitehead. sw
Is feet OF lot 4, all lots 3 and 8. NE 25:6 Of
lot Z block B. lot 1 and NE 20 teet lot ?
block F. Thermal Hill. formerly Howe Tract.
The Realty Syndicate to Mary Lentz wits
Of George, lot Is, block 9, Mathews Tract.
Northlands Development Company to Emile
JOOs Koechlin widow. lot s. block l. North
lands Tract No 1. Berkeley: $40.
William H and Emma II. Zeltner (Wife) 70
s. NJ Mouser lot on line Of Kent street. 400
W OF fremont. w 65, 100 so to line divid-
Dwyer. thence NE 65.32 TO Sc corner lot a1
124O3 TO beginning OF lot and E IS fees'
Of lots 10. IL and -. block T. amended map OF
D Peralta. Berkeley; $40.
Andrew Knudsen (single) TO Hugh Hamilton
lot on line OF stuart street 120 z OF Fui-
ton, z 4S:9 by 134:6, portion OF lots 1, 2 3
and 70 block G map S. portion Of Blake ss-
The Realty Syndicate to Arthur 2. Abbott
(married). W 20 feet Of lot 10 and 20 FEET
Of lot 20. block Z. Mathews Tract. Berkeley;
Same to Alberto R. Mount (marriedD. Iots Is
q. block p. same. Berkeley: $40.
8 block u. " feet OF lot IL ali of lot 10 aad
10 feet OF lot 1S. block %. McGee rract.
portion Of plat 81. Kellsrsbergsr's survey.
Herman and EIese Won Dursn to Herman
Won Duren Jr., lot on W line or Redwood avs
nue. (as accepted by county OF Alameda, CaI),
at intersection with dividing lines OF lots SO
and 55, thence W 1O4 SW 81 to a point which
shall BE- opposite a point 81 9 from Intersection
of lire between lots SO and 55 with " line %
Redwood avenue E 1O7. to " line OF Red
wood avenue. n 81 to beginning being most "
81 feet of lot 55. Bray Tract Brooklyn Town
ship: $40
Louise 2. and Edward L. Gibbens to Arthur
Fern lot n line OF Harold street, DDS %
" OF Boston avenue. W %. y 1920. E 25.
112. 40 to beginning. lot 10. block A. Champion
Tract. Brooklyn Township; $40.
Arthur and Elizabeth Fern (wife) to Ed
ward l.. Gibbens. lot beginning at point on "
line of Block A. Champion Tract. at intersec-
tion with E boundary line OF lot 13, block G.
Prospect Hill Tract. thence Is by " 50.
being rear Is feet lots u and l3. block c, map
subdivision Prospect Hill Tract. Brooklyn
Township; SO.
Henry T. and sarah NJ. Jones (vife) to Allen
Raymond. lots 16. II and IS block L Allen
dale Tract Brooklyn Township; $40.
H C. and Mary E. Morris twttel 70 Al
gustine Humphrey. lots L and u. block Io'
Warner Tract: Brooklyn Township; SO
Emma and Joseph Michalitschke TO Augus-e
Bersez lot on W line OF Broadway at s. cor
I ner of land described in deed 70 Daniel 4. sui
I Iivan. December 90. 1877, 154 ID. 10. 100 oy
" 22o. lots 20 and u, map part Of HastinES
Tract Alameda; $40.
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JACK|ES ARRIVE
FROM SAN DIEGO
Wounded Men From the Cum
boat Bennington Taken to
the Mare Island Hospital
SOUTH HOLDS SERVICES
Memorial Ceremonies Take
Place Before I'LL Fated
Ship Leaves for the North

VALLEJO, Aug. 14.-Twenty-four OF
the Bennington wounded arrived by
train at Port Costa at IL o'clock this
morning with two doctors and fve hos
pital attendants from San Diego. A
special launch was sent from the navy
yard with a doctor and attendants from
the Naval Hospital to convey the
wounded to Mare Island. Medical Di-
rector SimOns made complete arrange
mentS for the comfort of the wounded.
SAN DIEGO. Aug. 14-MemoriaI SER
vices in honor of the Bennington dead
were held in this city this morning at
the Isis Theater. Practically all the
business houses closed at 10 o'clock and
an immense throng gathered at the
theater. The Bennington survivors to
the number OF about eighty cams
ashore and marched up town with one
hundred men from the flagship Chicago
as an escort. They occupied the front
rows in the theater. On the stage were
seated Admiral Goodrich. Captain c. E.
X. Moore, of the Chicago, Commander
Lucien Young Of the Bennington. Mayor
Sehon of San Diego. and other city Of
ficials. The other officers of the war
ships in the harbor and the officers
from Fort ROsecrans were also present.
There were no decorations.
Bishop Kendrick of Arizona made the
GuulGS anu he UWeAL dL SOlue 4e4S IN On
the herOism and bravery of the sailor
boys. who. he said. should be given as
much honor as IL they had fallen in line
of battle.
The programme opened with the an
them God Shall Wipe Away All Tears"
sung by the Episcopal and other church
choirs. Verses from the Scriptures were
read by Chaplain W. a. Stone of the
Chicago, after which the choir sang
Lead Kindly Light" Prayer was Of
fered by Rev. r. l.. Bruce of the First
Methodist Church. and a reading from
the Bible by Rev. ". 3. Hinson of the
First Baptist Church. The address OF
Bishop Kendrick followed. Miss Lily
Buker, accompanied by the choir. sang
L Heard a Voice from Heaven" and
another prayer was offered by Rev j.
L. Hoick of the First Lutheran Church.
The closing words were by Chaplain
Stone.
Further memorial services were held
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon at the mill
tary cemetery on Point Iona, after
which the Chicago and Bennington left
for the North.
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Albert F. Fanger. 25 North Berkeley and
Adeline Murgell. 90 124 Highland avenue.
Nellie c. Day, Is, 24i Scott street
George H. Poole, 81, 215 Hickory avenue
and Annie Dell 40, o15 Hickory avenue
Timothy O'Shea, "a, 25S12 Clara street, and
Katie Mccarthy, %, 326 Ninth street.
Nicolo Perata 81, is Fargo place, and Mary
Devencenz 10, Colma.
Anthony Buffa, II, 1916 Dupont street and
Lillian de Lucehi 10, 305 Lombard street
Tyler E. Cole a. 500 Leavenworth street
and Grace Moran %, 500 Leavenworth street
Albert c. Hellman, 20. Sacramento, and Lila
Falltrick 30, 1124 Page street.
Joseph F. Bedesen. 21, Merced, and Hattie
Goldman, Is, Merced.
Frank Ferreira, 81, I19 Market street, and
Eva Perkins 49, 2523 Pine street.
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REAL EsrArE-cIr,-FOn SALE.
Y J CHM
= = : = =
$50 California 81

savings Jnicn Building)
Lots north or the park. and all east oi
El. tCuth avenue. easy 10 reach by - lines
o. cars. lots graded; streets graded. macad-
amize6 and severed. and at prlccs below the
figures al which lots are selling IN TINS
iDcltiCn-
se,euth-ave. lot 25x12o
Se1eEJh-aNe lot 5UNl2O-
lcighth-avc. lct 25x120.
l3-st. ICt 25A1OO.
s,e,enth-age. corner y :6xI0o: very cheap
l}-st. corner - .6Xl00, very cheap.
A-Sl. corner - -GNlU0.
Eie,cEth-aVe.. g choice lots 25X.2J eaen-
Point I.2bos ave. ~ corner; a-'oNloo-
Point Lohcs ave lots. -1Nlot.
talif0rnis-st. lot 2JXloO.
Point Lobos ave. Ne. corner, 45Nlo0.
Eleventh ave; NV. corner. lO0Xle' 90
ANY one OF the above lots VIII be worm
fully 80 per cent more before the year = oul %
siI 500 nion ST.. sunny side; grand marine
view; s-room residence; = ;6&l@''o' Oh
account Of departure fcr Europe
50 ESQ -Gough-st. lot. 27xl1o; basalt blocks
So s0c-I6o,iI5. rwenty-hfth-st. corner; both
STREETS graded. macadamized ana sew
cred. a grand buy; exceedingly cheap.
s. 600 IIbert St. sunny side; 25Xl3t TO- win
oozioo in rear. grand marine "e"'
s. i50-Ffbert ST, sunny side; 26:IXl2o'
choice lots. fronts one streets; street
hsrvrrinized. good location Tor hats; me
Surroundings; good location
s1o-n0-5 aats. sunny side Pine St: p ;6X
g. never vacant; IN splendid condi-
tion; income 81 50. location very &c
sira ble- - ,
g. zoo-I-ni5n s.. sunny side; lot 5oxiS7:6;
beautiful marine view
s. 5oo-J-nion ST. sunny side; lot 25@loo; me
marine view
$500 for lots Oh Twelty-fr ave. very cheaf;
Tauejo st.. sunny side; lot 34Xl27;6; grand
view ~ the bay
De,5sadero ST.: lot 34x103: grand marine view
chap; only $50 per foot $40 per 1901
VAS oferc7 for the adjoining lot
g 30 Vallejo ST; . lots, p .t1l@' - eachi
near Fillmore: very cheap; streets bi-
ruriniZed.
We want 10 sell the-e lots
w =. GU.gN.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

AFtftlN Ell.
Monday August II.
Str,r Mongolia Porter. - days - hours
aS rsfnutes from HonsNeng. via Yokohama -
Ss,s - hours 81 minutes. via Honolulu
days % hours - minutes
SAILED.
Monday. August IA
u s4r,r stanley Dollar. Casey, Kobe
DOMESTIC PORTS
GRAYs HARBOR-Arrived Aus l4--ScnL --ell
f,Na-ies r Wilson, hence July 30; schr II - -
80 bo1ee IuIv %: stmr Aberdeen, nenca 80
~. sfnr G. e. Lindauer, hence Aug ~, .. -.
Sa,ts Monica. hence Aug II; stmr 1A4~-s
hence A. IL ., S. pfsfadss
irSan sailed Aug 14-Bark Amaranth. far Ban
Pedro , - .s,-,5 Arg f4-Br
.Lf, F{aIiacluisch from Pert foWnselu' ~ q.
REPTEF.N-Arrived Aug l4-oIHI -
IfT5auer. hence Aug 10; stmr Aberdeen nsST nc
~. 10. stnlr Chehalis. hence aug ~ So So
1'SsrIss R. Wilson, hence July So' sciI i'a'
sif hence July 20.
FOREIGN PORT.
yTCTORIA-Safled Aug i4-br SUM I'm
nrsss of japan. for HongkcEg
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MARRIED..

IS-CUNNINGHAM-In Berkeley, Cal,
August u, 1905, by the Rev. Mr.. Darst, Fred
Davis and Jennie Cunningham, both Of Sar
Francisco.
McGURN-JASPER-In this city, August 13,
1905, by the Rev. F. W. Fischer, pastor OF
Emanuel Evangelical Church, Charles X. Nc
Gurn OF Oakland Cal, and Mathilda Jas
per of San Francisco.
PRITCHARD-BAkTEL this city. Au-
gust H. 1905, by the Rev. w. NJ. Bours,
Clarence Grover Pritchard and Minnie Eliza
beth Bartels
Won HOLLEUFFER-BOYE this city,
August 12 1905 by the Rev. J. H. Schroe-
der Franz H V. Won Holleuner and Ida z.
Boyen, both of this city.
ZIMMERMAN-PIEPER this city
August 13, 1905, by the Rev G. A. Bern
thai, Christian Zimmerman and Annie NJ
Pieperling, both of this city.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Herman A. j. Isaksen. 20. San Mateo, and
Emmy L. Petersen %. San Mateo
James C. Martin. "a. 203 Central avenue
and Mary L. zueger %, $50 Green street
Peterson, 21 140S OFarrell street.
George P. Berry, 81 $3.50 Sacramento street
and Juliette r. Clark, Is, 24S9 Howard street
William J. Suarks, &c. city, and Catherine
S. Fuller. 81, city.
Arthur G. Bond. 81. S37A Mission street,
and Jane E. Debney. so, 1892 Sixth avenue.
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Accidentally shoots Himself.

PORTLAND. Aug. 14-Information reached
here to-day from Trout Lake Wash that Her
bert Witten of St Johns a suburb of PORT
land, yesterday met his death as the result of
a gunshOt wound. Witten. with two compan-
ions. was in boat on the lake Witten saw
something 10 shoot at and in drawing his sun
to him. muzzle nrst. discharged the contents
into his stomach.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized to have the same published
Notices restricted simply TO the announcement
of the event are published once in this column
free of charge.
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CARDS AND INVITATIONS.

ENGRAVED wedding invitations, visiting and
business cards, crests, etc; high-class work
at moderate rates. ]. II. DUNCAN, 126
Kearny rooms ID.
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sIexican Centrni to Rurn nn.

MEXICO CITY. Aug 14-The Mexican Cen
trail Railroad has begun active preparations to
change its fuel system from coal and wood 10
oil and within few weeks the company will
erect seven huge tanks for storing oil at
various points.
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BORN.

GABRIEI-In this city August II, 1905. to
the wife OF Seymour Gabriel son.
McCLATCHEY-In this city, August 13. 1903.
to the wife of G. T. McClatchey, daughter
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SEATTLE. Aug. 14-C1earinss. s1.o442os
balances. SI73. 3.15f- eco %
TACOMA. Aug l4-CI---iHA7' P1''''1~f
elsS1 sPoRTf,AND- Aug. 14-Clearngs. ss25.571.
SaiqSSfsA asiP9KANE' Aug. 14-clssrinsh tSSAs29;
balances. So ,6ll.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE-Claremont Oil Companv
will pay its regular monthly dividend No
10. Of one cent Qc) per share on its capital
stock, amounting to $4,000. on September /.
1905, at the office of the company. 731 Mills
building, San Francisco, Cal Transfer hooks
closed August &c, at l p. m.
CLAREMONT OIL COMPANY
GEORGE J. REMINGTON Secretary
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>-r--s- cottage. 8 rms built By DAYS work, els
Soc ST.. mr. 19th. large lot: viii sacrilce lot
cash or sell o- ins-allnents as You no" pay
rent. house orcn. owner on premises
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OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

SgSO0-SWeIl Broom cottage with high paneled
reception hau and dining-room: gas and
electricity situated on corner lot 30X110
feet. just on Telegraph ave. and only !
blocks from Key Route: terms.
S25O0-This is home worth investigating;
Broom Queen Anne cottage open plumb
inE: lot 50N115 feet. all planted to ber-
ries and flowers; street work done; near
Key Route on car line in Oakland's warm
belt.
Let us send you one OF our Rent and sale
Catalogues.
oakland agents for the German Alliance
Insurance Association OF New York
kREISS & HORSWILL.
1910 Broadway, Oakland.
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
TO RENT.

TWO-STORY factory warehouse University
ave near railroad suitable any buslness'
convenient and cheap. SADLER, 2llS Center.
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Ss5o-CHEA PEST business corner in Point
Richmond. Nv cor Ist and Bisseli ave. so
ZIP: owner must sell; lot IS well worth
$500: will sell for $500 before ! year. Par
ticulsrs J. ". LAYNANCE, CD Market
street.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST II.

Sarah T. French and Benjamin P Wall to
NJ P. ". Albee, lots 1 and .. block F. Subur-
ban Tract. Berkeley; also lot on SW corner
of Russell and Florence streets W $50 by 5
1So lots l and 2. block D. Claremont Tract,
Oakland Township: $40
w H. Cornell to William c. Clark (single).
lots III to 1S+ Jessie Jones Tract, Brooklyn
Township; $40
California Building and Loan Association 10
Patrick ". and Bertha Pyn tin fee simple
absolute), lot 5 line of Taylor avenue, so
Of Third avenue Sixth E 40 by 12G,
portion of Aughinbaugh Tract. etc. Alameda
SO
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OAKLANA FURNITURE FOR SALE.

TOMORROW the day for bargains in furniture
Il. Schellhaas. llth st. cor. store. Oaklsn nd
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NorfI,ern anxineSs.

Sailed Aug l4-br sunni RI"
,rsss of Japan for HongkcEg
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CARD OF THANKS.
We sincerely thank all those dear friends
who so kindly cheered us with their loving
sympathy during the dark hours of our late
bitter trial. WILLIAM BECKER,
BERTHA BRUAN,
CHARLES BRUAN.
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" = GJNN
$50 California 81
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REAL EsTATE-coUNTRT-FOr Sale.

BEAUTIFUL home located in the Santa Cruz
Mountains. p acres acres IN crcharo
grapes and berries. 3 acres hay. balance pas.
rlre and wood. Groom cottage, barn ana
outbulldings; 3 miles from depot; = miles
from Santa cruz; owner SICK ana must sen
mice 5000 A B. COFFMAN. 1892 Mar
ket e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
URGED PRESIDENT
Would
Stop War In Manchuria.
ROOSEVELT The ONLY NAN TO Do IT
Emperor of Germany Might Take
Initiative, but shows No Dispose
tion TO Do sO-Ask Imme-
date Action Taken.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The inter.
parliamentary union through the presi-
dent of the organization. Representa-
tive Richard Bartholdt of Missouri. is
urging President Roosevelt TO take
some Immediate action looking to the
termination Of the Russo-Japanese
war. DIR. Bartholdt has explained to
the president in an interview that the
consensus of opinion among the mem
bers of the union and among European
parliamentarianS with whom he is in
correspondence was that the president
of the United States was the one mar
in the world, with tie possible eXcep-
ton of the emperor Of Germany. who
might be listened 10 on the subject
with favor by Russia and Japan.
DR.. Bartholdt pointed out that, al
though Russia had let it Ice understood
that any offer of mediation. from what
ever source. would be not only unwel-
come. but would he regarded as an
unfriendly act, such an attitude was in
violation of the plain stipulations OF
The Hague convention. of which Rus
STA was not only n party, but of which
the 2 was the moving power.
The president gave Or. Bartloldt no
definite assurances beyond promising
to consider the matter with Secretary
Hay. 1t is known to be quite unlikely
that this government Will take any ac.
ton looking TO mediation until some as
surances have been received from both
| parties to the pending conflict that
such action would not be unwelcome.
The president told DR.. Bartholdt that
the date OF the proposed second confer
ence of The Hague would depend en-
tirely upon the termination of hostili
ties between Russia and Japan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
SPORTING NOTES.

Milwaukee Is willing 10 take the
1906 bowling tourney.
James Britt has bought several
handsome flats at San Francisco.
Willie Lewis bested Jimmy Briggs
in hfteen rounds at Boston Tuesday
night.
Eddie Hanlon will box Tommy
Mowatt at Oshkosh, Wis. February
16.
Washington will send three five man
teams and five two-man BOWLING
teams to the Milwaukee tourney.
Jimmy Kelley was outclassed BIZ
Mike Ward at Grand Rapids, Mich j.,
Tuesday night in a four round bout.
The metropolitan golf championship
will take place this year over the
course of the Fox Hills Golf Club.
Jim Rice, the professional oarsmar
of the West Boat Club, wants to meel
Amateur Champion Greer for $1,000.
Joe Grant has been matched Will
Harvey Parker for q wrestling bout,
to he held at Washington, D. 60.
February 10, catch as catch.can style
best two out of three.
Tommy Lowe, Of Washington, pu.
Patsy Corriean, of Trenton, N. j., tc
sleep in four rounds of a bout tina
carded to 90 fifteen rounds, Tuesday,
near Washington, D. G.
The Boston A. A. received wore
from the Chicago Athletic Association
that Ralph Rose, 1.-THE perfect man.
will appear at the annual indoor games
of the club at Boston, Saturday.
Wichita kan. } horsemen have com
pleted plans for the building Of a new
half mile trotting track to take the
place Of the one suspended by the
American Trotting Association on ac-
count Of the Cresceus scandal.
The athletic teams of the Boys De.
partments of the Camden aud Trenton
Young Mems Christian Associations
contested in a meet at Camden OIL
Tuesday night. The prize was a hand.
some silk hammer. 1t was won by
Camden, who scored 81 points to Il for
Trenton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
OCEAN YACHT RACE DATE.
Start viii Be Made on Tuesday, May
is, ins'ead Of IS.

Berlin, Feb. 10:-Allison V. Arm.
our, of the committee directing the
Transatlantic yacht race for Emperor
Williams cup, has suggested three
notifications in the conditions OF the
race that have been accepted ny the
Emperor's representative, Rear Ad.
miral Won Senden. Bibran, and the re-
representatives. of the Imperial Yacht
Club.
The changes are thar the start be
on Tuesday, May 16. instead If May
IS, the yachts might be of more III .p
80 tons net register, instead Of 100
tons, and auxiliary yachts, although
required to remove their %propellers
b-fore starting. mny have them on
board during the q instead Of leav-
ing them In cnre of the committee.
Among the yachts that will p'obab.
ly enter Is Lord Brassey's old SON.
beam, which has long demonstrated
her cruising qualities, having teen
around the world two or three times.
II Is likely that there will be two
British enteries, one German and
probably five American entries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
New York

wHEAT-steady; contract grade, Feb
C0RN-Firm and Ac. higher; February,
oATsEsteady. No. > white. natural. s5ls
Q27n. No. > white, clipped. 3j-2Q31c.
STRAW-Market firm for all useful rye.
closing prices hrm at $l05nll0.
BUTTER-Creamery extras. per pound.
3ln3ll2c.; hrsts, ga Boo. seconds, 25nzsc.;
thirds, 2-425e-; held extras 59c. nrsts.
27G2sc.; seconds, 24G96c. thirds, 22Q-Se. ;
state dairy. tubs, hrsts. 258e1c seconds
22624c. thirds. l9d9lc.
CHEEsE-state, full cream, small, col.
late made, colored and white, choice.
l1l2c.; fair to good, l0hallc. poor, sQl0c.
large. colOred and white, fancy. l24c ,
me, ~lls9l%4c.; late, made, colored and
white. choice, Ike. fair 10 good. 9ladloc.
poor. S1sQ9Ac.; light skins, small, choice.
l0ql0l4c; prime 944s1sc;; part skins
prime. SlsdS3tc.; good. SQSLc, common 10
fair. 6A07Ac. fun skins. 4Q5c.
EGGS-State, Pennsylvania and nearby.
selected. white. fancy. S6d3Sc. choice, 34Q
Sc. mixed. extra, $id%5c. lrsts, SSc. fair
to good, 2SQ&2c.; dirties, 22Q15c checks,
.2T23c.
DRESSED POULTRY Capons, Phila-
delphia. large, fancy. per pound, 23q%4c
mixed weights. 1SQ2oc.; small and slips.
l5ul1c chickens, Philadelphia. g to 10
pounds 10 pair. per pound, 40qIc. mixed
sizes. l6u1Sc.: other Pennsylvania, : to S
pounds TO pair. fancy, per pound. lie.
state n Pennsylvania. mixed sizes. l4Q
POTATOES State. in bulk, per $50
pounds. G.l2Ul.37. per l6S pound bag, A.20
ml.3D: Long island. in bulk. per $50 pounds.
Sl.5u0l.75. peT lN pound bag. Sl--5ul.51,
Jersey. In bulk, per lN pounds. Ml%nl5i;
per barrel or bag. Nal-5 sweet potatoes,
per barrel. $2.a0Ui; per basket. N.251l 10.
DRESSED MEATS-ColVes lower at Sd
13iyc. per pound for city dressed Neals.
with extra prime carcasses bringing l+c
country dressed sold at 6QllA4c.; mutton
SLOW at 71sd9tgc. per pound. with wethers
bringing loo lambs duh at nql2l2c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PAYS.
yaie's Report Shows Financial Returns
Far Ahead Of Other Games.

New Haven, Feb. 10:-Fignred
merely from . financial viewpoint, the
annual report for Yale, issued Wednes.
day, gives some interesting figures re.
garding the dollars and ctnts tni o!
athletics. It was also ltarned tina
Yale has q large fund, d rived from
athletics, which can be drawn on in
an emergency for field sports. The
re port for the year ending Septembet
80. 1904, shows total receipts Of $l06
800, and expenses of $76, ia, leaving
prcfit Of $3l, a22, after paying 80, 50t
for maintenance of the Yale Field.
The receipts were BY far the larges'
in Yale's athletic history, being $lS,
6s5 more than the previous year.
Tho football association received
$70,7 22 and expended $26, 1886; TIN
baseball association took in s23,SlS
and spent ei5, 17S; the boat club re-
cieved %, 862, of which 90 500 came
from subscriptions, and spent $l6,626,
and the track association received %
900. 81, 900 of which was from suh.
soriptions. and expended 81, 221. From
the Columbia football game OF 1909
was received 80, 500; from the Har.
ward game in Boston, SO. 0s4, and from
the Princeton game in New Hav.n,
$a8, TAB From the Princeton baseball
games last summer Yale received 81
76l. and from the Harvard game, &c.
068. Is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
Wrestling

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In the wrestling match for tn
heavy weight championship Of the N
VA. O. last night Frederick Maj
games threw r. e. Larenddon twic'
in succession aud, besides The cham
pionship, won the Harvard medal
Having held this medal for the pas
year it now becomes the permanent
possession Of Naiganes.
Tom Sharkey, failing to get any
thing to do in the boxing line, viii.
once more Try his luok Oh the wrest'
ling mat. The Sailor has deposited Q
70 felt of $25ol for a match with Lee
Pardellc, the Italian wrestler having
offered to throw Sharsey twice in al
hour. Pardello's manager has covered
Sharkey's forfeit and the match viii
be decided next week in Brooklyn.