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Horrible Fratricide.

The daily papers OF the past week
have contained column after column in
reference to the killing of Mansfield T.
Walworth, in a hotel in New York, ON
the Ord inst, by his son Frank II. Wal
worth, aged nineteen. The following
story told by the fratricide contains all
the facts thus far elected in reference to
the killing:
81 reside with my mother in Sara
toga, N. Y, father having parted from
her several years ago. My father is an
author, and have been studying law. l
think nv father is about forty-one years
old. but do not know where he was
born. NY father has not lived with my
mother since we left here, three years
ago, but he has repeatedly sent us threat
ening and insulting letters.
at is only short time ago since he
threatened to shoot my mother and my
self. | shot him because of this. Not
long ago / met him 10 the street in Sar-
atoga, and | then told him that if he did
not keep away from.us, or insulted my
mother any more
MOULD SHOOT HIM,
| told him there were bounds
which / would not allow any man
to 90 beyond with impunity, and espec-
tally when my mother was being insuhed.
went to his house yesterday and left a
note for him to call on me which he did
this morning. When he came in the
room | drew out a revolver and told him
to promise ME he would not threaten OF
insult us any more, which he promised.
Shortly after We began speaking on
family matters. and put his hand in bis
poket as if TO draw out pistol, when
shot him. He then came at me and l
fred three other shots at him. when |
fired the last shot at him he had me by
the collar. | only regret this on account
Of the effect it will have on my family.
came here TO do what have dore.
This is, then, premedited, purposed
murder. The fact that the father was a
bad man affords not the slightest justif
cation. The law allows no one to redress
wrongs with death. The murder Of q
sinner is just asgreat a crime as the muir
der of a saint. There is nothing of self
defence about this act. He brought his
pistol for the purpose Of killing his faith
er, and he killed him unarmed, striking
him with bis bullets at distance which
left his victim without power of defend
ing himself or escaping, 81 came here
10 do what | have done"
What an awful catastrophe, with
wrong, outrage, and madness on one side
and death by filial hand on the other
Endowed with a strain ofthat hot south
ern blood which makes revenge an obli-
CATION and holds all ties of consanguini
~ inferior 10 the duty Of killing the per
sonal or the family enemy, wrought W
TO an almost inconcsivable intensity o.
design by sense Of injury and thirst fol
deadly redress, this wretched youth has
illustrated anew, and in a way never be
fore seen, the unspeakable atrocity and
the senseless wickedness Of such pagan
retribution. To ayenge and protect hi
mother he has wiped out in blood the
life Of his father he has earned for him
self place on the gallows as a murder
err or Of confinement as a maniac; anc
he has added to the evils that overwhelm
ed his family mountain Of misery and
wretchedness that can never be removes
or alleyiated.
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Maturity for Xarnon. 6.

Majority for Narnon, q.
On motion Of w. j. Lusk, of Gar
rard, the nomination of Mr.. Varnon was
declared unanimous by loud acclaim.
Mr.. Varnon then appeared upon the
floor amid rounds of applause, and ac'
cepted the nomination; returned his
grateful Acknowledgements for the honor,
and pledged his most earnest labors in
behalf of his own and his party's success
in the coming contest.
Mr.. Bowman was called to the stand
and after returning his thanks to hii
friends who advocated his nomination SC
earnestly and zealously, pledged his
hearty support TO his more fortunate OPP
ponent, and his lifelong fidelity to the
Democratic party.
The meetingahen adjourned sine die.
w. o. HANSF0RD, Chm.
F. j. CAMPBELL, Secty.
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DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CON-
vENTTON.


Persuant to the call Of the Democratic
Executive Committee Cor tho Eightccnth
Senatorial District, consisting q the
counties Of Lincoln, Boyle, Garrard and
Casey. for the purpose Of selecting can
didate for State Senator, Convention
assembled at the courthouse in Stanford,
on Tuesday, June 10Th, 1873. The
meeting was called to order by Hon. W.
q. Welch, Chairman Of the District
Committee; whereupon Hon. VIM. o.
Hausford. Of Lincoln, was called u
the chair, and subsequently, chosen
Speaker. On motion Of Jas. W.
Alcorn, Eco, F. j. Campbell and al
editors and correspondents of Democrat
&c newspapers present, were appointec
secretaries Of the meeting.
Upon the call Of the delegates b,
counties, the following we're found pres
ent
Cdsey.--E. Life, +. Marbles, X. N
Portman, David Reed and Jno. b. era
vans. Five.
Garrard.--W. J. Lusk,, b. Brown, J
II. Bruce, ]. A. Beazley, r. A. Nc
Grath, VI. w. Dunn. w. J. Hogan
Clay Anderson, L. r. schooler, B. q
Mullins. Teu.
Boslc.-J. l.. Bailey, l.. Erwin, ID
L. Stephenson, VIM. Hughes, J. NJ
McPherin, Robert Salter, ID. W. Jones
Robert Logan, Clay Mock, Geo. Moore
G. +. Armstrong. Eleven.
Lincoin.--Jas. A. Harris, Mike G
sauiiey, @. T. McRoberts, j. $. Ows
ley, J. s. Murphy, G.. w. King. Socra
ties Owens, w. o. Hansforl, ID. A
Baugh, J. W. Owens, l.. G. Gooch, j
w. Alcorn. Twelve.
On motion of NJ. G.. Sau1ey tn
Speaker announced that nominations 70
Senator were in order; whereupon, w
J. Lusk, Esq., of Garrard, nominated
Col. Charles l.. Bowman, of Boyle, an'
Jas. w. Alcorn placed in nomination
Hon. Thos. w. Varnon, Of Lincoln.
Upon the call Of the roll by counties
the vote stood as follows:
Il Dn,,,g,, po,nouD Voytou yofal
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ClrishaH Depot stroet--Pr ssching by Eld
month al n O'Clock, m. Sunday school .
o'clock, J Il Warren, Supt Worship egciy
Lords day by the congregation.
Bspiis Rev. A d Rash, Pastor Church
meeting LIT saturday IN each month Preach
ing 1t nd 3rd sabbath in cach month nj I
o'clock, m. Sunday school Al o'clock, q
X Waters, Superintendent
Msfhoflf Epi~'upui, (iS,vA) 90 Rev G c Over
street lasior-ScTvioes every Sunday morning
Prayer meeting every Thursday night sun
day school ats O'Clock.
Pe4yisriaa (SouiloH) y Preaching BY Rev.
VIM. Crow, Isl and ID sabbath in each month.
Sunday school at . o'clock, IA.
Fresbytsriaa (GeHerai ASoaky Rev. 4 II
Clcland Services I'd and 18th Sundays In each
month. Sunday school al O'Clock, IN.
Rus1 BSaAcl- Preaching BY Elder L Al
len the second Lords day ia every month.
GiWas Church, LiRotlA C6unty- Preaching
by Elder Jesse Walden ever first Sunday morn
ing and afternoon In each month.
M Maria Chrisiiaa--Nine miles south Of
stanford Preaching every 9Th Saturday and
Sunday following, by Elder Martin Owens.
Walna Fiat Ca@sboiand Resbgaeriaa---
Preaching by Rev. r. II, Caldwell, Sd Sunday
In each month. e.
Crob Orchard Christian Preaching every "a
Saturday and Sunday In each month, by FL
der Il G Gill.
C,ab Orchard S,Nirgs--Servioe In the College
chapel every Sunday, except the second In
each month, at l0l A NJ. Rev John y Tar
rant, pastor.
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A Desirable Farm for Sale.

nNE u tho hesi ADD most handsoniely inpr0y Ell
" Arms In Central kcniuckyt containing 2oS aFes,
sitaaie ON good turnlk e road, and half miss
the late judy Y J. hookcr sihis has auays bcn ne
afdfi ~ II the most desirable tarns Ia the cou-
~. Tbs improvements consist u NCl-huit double
brick houao o0d wells and Cstcrns, outuildings gar
den, orchard uith ,arieiy u All The larcr
alnal fruits There h abundance u sud NAisr aud
hue unahsr on the llace.
AN l.fsan desinng Information eau spply 10 D. A.
Itlhln-in xecutor 81 Y J. bokefs estaia, Louisville
~. g 70 Jafnss ksy, % hci Mile saundsisl
spnnGhcld, konturky, o6-ii
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TnE recent massacre Of the captive
Modocs by the Oregon volunteers is one
Of bloody cruelty which deserves the Sc
verest condemnation. The feeling Of in
dignasion at this massacre has found ex-
preston at every point from San Fran
cisco to Washington City. A helpless
S,and Of prisoners is attacked by set Of
,4pcoDseionablevillisnr, and slaughtered a
a butcher slaughter sheep. No distiDe-
ion Is made between warriors, women
and children. All fare alike. and all
IN together a bloody grave. II Courts
Martial have jurisdiction Of any charac-
80 Of oaense in times Of peace, they rs
spsediy have right TO take cogni1anee
III such ds,siar'iiy acts IL cruelty as these
sl.ish sesaIted in tho inhumsn buichery
: pfisonen Of Mar.
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County Court, "A Monday in each month.
Qusrtesl, Court; u; Noniass iu March. juno,
Setteuil,sr and llcccmhcr. Coari " Ci.ims---
III Monday IN Octoher. Court Of Levy and
Asscssneri "a Monday 10 Ju,se.
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lVassri ~ Division w u Car.on. "A sat
unlays in August, November, February and
May. "a Diyhlon-J u Dennis, "A Saturday
in July, October, January and April Daniel
Miller, Constable.
Crab OfeAani-ist pivision--G W Parker,
ith SATURDAY In March, June Sepicmber and
nccemhcr ID Diyidon--liobt Stewart, II
Saturday in March, June september and Do
ccmbcr : D. Owens, Constable.
Walaui EIqi-lst Division--C Craig Lynn. 20
Thursday in March, June, September and IN
ceniler "a Division - 4th THURSDAY in
March, June, September and ncccmlcr. Tol
Douglas, Constable. "A
IEoliand -Ia nivisioatr.wis Rail-, sdsat-
uriay in January. April July and October.
"a Division John Henson, ist Saturday in
January, April, July and October. Hiram
Ws,ss.ss-g-l., pi,iA & radrrt,, ..
Tuesday ia March. june. ttptcnioer and he
ccmbcr, "a Division VIM Oooch, 9TH Tues
day in March, June. September and necembcr
! Granville singletaE. Constable
I Iaruusrlic lsi Division rJohn Cash, lat
I THURSDAY in March, June, s<picnibcr and Dc
ccmler. "a Diyision--J u Neon, "a 1hars-
day In March, June, September and nccernber.
VIM Campbell Constable.
| Has,oarilc LIT Division-Darus LAmms,
Sd Tuesday In March, June September and
/ December. "A Disi.ion-J Z llughos, Ia,
I Tuesday in March, June. September and lN-
cembcr. " RJones, Constable.
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Lincoln County Directory.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE
W. @. WEIGH, Chairman;
WIN Gcoch, VIM. Q. iiansford,
Jas Cook. John Young.
Geo. W Alfo<d, She's. Richard,
Jno sam. Owsley.
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CLOSING EXERCISES
STA FORD FEM ALE
COLLEGE.

SUNDAY, JUNE i5rHs At II O'Clock A.
~ NJ. Rev. &. X. Marshall viii preach the
Annual commencement sermon In the Chris
tan Church.
On following Wednesday evening. At s
O'Clock, Annual Concert in the Chapel
ORDER or ExERcssEss
AWAY. Away. Sc, Music Class; instrument
al Solo; Down Among the Lilies, vocal trio
Sultan Polka. inst Duet Little Jim, vocal
[ a Conld Teach You Warbling, &c, vocal
Soldiers Song, inst ductt; Inst Duet; All
/ Things arc beautiful vocal Duet; Mocking
/ Bird. inst. trio What does Il matter 20 Me-
vocal solo; instrumental Trio; Crasy E.tclle,
vocal quartctte Wine Woman and Song,
inst. solo; We've Happier Days in Store, va
I cal; Concert March, inst. solo; The Parting
song. vocal trio; Katie Strong, vocal solo
Orpha Land Polka; Impromptu Polka Cheer.
nIncss. vocal duett; Tidal Wave Polka, trio
/ Peace 10 Thy Spirit, vocal Duet; Dreams Of
| Nv Home, vocal trio; Day Dreams, a 10.
nance; Jov. Ioy. Freedom To-day.
I ON Thursday evening, June 10Th, At :
O'Clock, the regular Commencement Exercise.
will take place
ORDER OF ENERCrsES
Mussc; Reading Original Essay, Miss Bette
Paxton Reading Original Eszny, Miss Susi,
Harris; Music; Original Essay, Miss Eva
Carter; Original Essay, Miss Lydia Lewis
I Music Commencement Address BY Rev. :
X. Hall; Music Distribution Of Medals and
Prize. no66 4
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The proprietors will spare no pains in
making il frst-class newspaper,
devoted to the interest Of this
particular section, and the
development ofthe re
sources OF this and
adjoining coun-
ties.
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SUNDAY. JUNE i5rH, at II o'clock A.
~ NJ. Rev. &. X. Marshall viii preach the
Annual Commencement sermon In the Chris
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

ON the turnpike road ffum Danyliie TO stanford, .
miles nun the latter place, containing IL Acres.
on which there Is comfortable dwelling of IRONS,
and ali necessary outbudnq-, all Of which new.
ueyer-liling SPRING a young orchard u choice fruit.
Price low ami terms reasonable. q. r. NAfElas,
Stanford, Kentucky. eo-ii
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On following Wednesday evening. AT s
O'Clock. Annual Concert In the Chapel
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DenaEoguery In the LegiSlatuTes'
Two Re publican Guns Fired In the
walker Legislation DO
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BALTIMORE, March 13.-BERF CATTLE
There was fuller supply Of Cattle in
the yards this week than was required for
the demand, which was almost wholly
limited 10 dealers Of tho homo market.
The consequence was marked dizziness
throughout, with prices full &c OIL, the
quotations being 50 90 10 7 rs. A few
car loads, which were not put on the mar.
ket owing to the absence Of buyers, will
be reshipped East, as also several others
which where offered but not sold. The
general quality Of tho receipts compared
iavorably with those OF last week.
Prices to-day for beef cattle ranged Us
follows: Beat beeves at SO 25a7 rs; that
generally rated first quality IS 25sO IS;
medium or good fair quality 81 60a6 25;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS s. GOA
4 80; Inferior and lowest grades Of cattle
50 00a0 00-general average Of the mar
ket to-day IS IS; extreme range OF prices
So 00a7 IS. Most Of the sales were from
81 81 to 5 81 per 100 lbs. or the re-
ceipts 1923 head came from Ohio, los from
Maryland, 70 from Virginia, and 800 head
from Pennsylvania-total receipts for the
week 1925 head against s09 head last week,
and 99l head same time last year. OF the
offerings 1908 head were taken by Balti-
moro butchers, 90 sold to Eastern specu.
lators, and 229 head to Washington City
and Annapolis dealers-total sales for the
week 1885 head, against GAO last week,
and 900 head same time last year.
SHERP.-The market Is more fully sup
piled than 1t was last week, when the
number was quite up to the needs Of the
butchers. The consequence is that quo.
tStions are 4c lower, and the market very
dull, with prices tending downward, more
or less rapidly as the future arrivals on an
already overstocked market may deter
mine. The quality this week compares
well with the arrivals for several weeks
past. We quote fair to good Sheep at
4ta74 cents per ID gross. Receipts this
week 3341 head against 2045 last week,
and 2028 head same time last year.
HoGs-After the comparatively light
run OF Hogs for several weeks past, the
full number reported this morning has
checked the upward tendency OF prices,
which have steadily advanced for the
past two weeks, and at the close to-day
are at stand, with the market rather
weak, the further movement Of quotations
being dependent Immediately on the lu-
ture supply and demand. We quote
Hogs at STAT 10 per 100 lbs net for those
rating all the way from tail ends to primo
corn.ted, and q few very extra OF s. per
100 lbs net. Receipts this week 10,790
nCao, against 74O5 last week, and 6Vl4
head same time last wear.
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and Is stealing the thunder Of the Bo.called
"R4dical party" 60
He says no one can doubt the con-
structiOn placed upon tho Constitution by
the majority upon this floor. Is this
Democratic ma ority lnLallible In It's inter.
probation OF this Constitution! Sir, l
will not again consume the time OF this
House In discussing the constitutional
phases Of this question. That has been
already decided. The gentleman says If
our construction prevails the Governor
will have TO appoint every county Super
intendent Of Free Schools When in
truth, and the gentleman knows It too,
his election is provided for both in the
Constitution and in the laws made in pur-
susnce OF the same. The gentlemen
from Ohio and Putnam were both mem
beHs Of the Constitutional Convention,
and had they undertook 10 frame one
clothing the Governor with absolute
power, they could not have succeeded
better than they did. But then you know
the wrong man was elected Governor.
This explains 1t fully.
They raise q great hue and cry about
the unlimited power Of the Governor in
the appointment power, when In the 14th
section of article 7 oil the Constitution they
give the Governor the power to veto any
bill that does not suit him, or bis fancles,
and both of these gentlemen favored 1t in
the Convention. I say Sir, that they
should now abandon this kind Of political
Juggling and stand by the instrument
which they helped to frame and voted to
adopt, and which they In common with
US all are sworn to support.
The Legislature Is at work to-day try
ing TO fix up "a bill that will give the Pub.
lie Printing to Dir. Walker for the next
term. II makes certain requirements Of
tho Printer that no one not prepared al
ready to DO tho work, will agree to for
the period Of two years. They are also
trying 10 strike out Of the bill chat the
Secretary oil State shall be Superintendent
Of the Printing, and allow the Board Of
Public Works to appoint one, thus crca-
ting new Office" At this writing it Is
presumed that they will not be able to do
1t. HENRY.
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CINCINNATI, March 15.-Cotton-Dull
atl9tc. Flour-Steady at $7A76as 90.
Whe3t-Quiet OF 81 70a1 q. Corn
Quiet ct 89A40c. Rye, 80, Oats, 30a8sc:
Barley-Quiet and unchanged. Groceries
and Eggs-Firm. Provisions-Pork-
Nominal at $l5 GOALS IS. Lsrd-steam
tic; generally held at 7ia8c, Bulk
Steady; shoulders 6ic; clear nib
sides TIC; clear TIC, With sales. Bacon
In good demand; shoulders 6ic to come
out Of smoke; clear rib sides SIC; clear
sio. Whisky-Firm at SIC,
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 15.-GoLD.-Sold
at 114fa114s and 1l6f, closed at 114fs115.
Loans l to 2 per cent for carrying.
CIearings 900. 100000.
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FRENCH OLEoCRAPH,

FRENCH oLEoCRAPH,
called "Llttle Runaway and her Pets" Olt0
qrlpkJ arc tho choicest class Of French Art
Printing in olls-MS perfection Of ehoRoJ We
also give the superb $40 pair OF Genuine
Asleep" subjects LIFE.SlZE-charming FAC
1Lmilss Of original Oil Painting. This paper has
the Target circulation In The irorld II will this
year be made better than ever. Serial tales by
world famous authors, L. II. ALcorF, EDWARD
New and brilliant contributors. WtEtrdted Hol
tddV Number and back numbers OF Miss AlcOtt's
story FRIB. The Target eOnlnitSi0n pdtdi One
Agent made $3.50 In 3months; another 1851 In IS
days; another t9i 20 In one week; one SSI 60 10
one day, and many others from IS and SO 70 $40
per day. TITS year our Offers arc even more
profitable, THB buBsCRIBER oBTs THl PICTURE
PRRMIUN WBBN uE PAYs FHB A0ENT.
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CHICAGO, March 14-Flour-Dull and
Unchanged Wheat-Quiet but a shade
better; No. 9, 81 20f cash; 81 219 April;
No; 8, O99a1 10; rejected OSc. Corn
Dull and unchanged; No. 3, 82c cash.
S9tc April; SOC May; rejected oslo. Oats
Dull and unchanged; No, Q, 28fa284c
Rye-SCarce and firm; No. 9, 85a651o
Barley-FIrm and higher; No. 2, T2A76c
according TO location. seed-Qu iet and
unchanged. Pork-Firm and higher
sales at $14 80 cash; SIS GOALS 80 seller
April. Lard-Steady at 81 80 April
s. 90 May. Meats-Firm and unchanged
Whisky-Firm and higher at SIC.
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TravelerS' Register.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

uo,., AZ vbIeh mails arc due and close at tho
pn', Ofioo n this city. Prepared In accord
SSco with tho latest time tables on tho rail-
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New York DRY Goods Market,

New YORK, March 15.-There was an
improved feeling in the market to-day,
and more activity was shown in all de-
partments OF trade. There are numerous
buyers In the city from all sections and
they are operating more freely. Fine
grades Of bleached shirtings are very brisk
and scarce, many makes being sold ahead
by agents. Colored Cottons arc active
and firm In price. Hsymaker denims are
now 10 cents. Prints and glughams are
in demand. Woolens are in better request.
Foreign goods are more active. The dry
goods imports for the week are $2t279,.
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TOLEDO, March 15.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; amber Mich.
gan seller April 81 90; seller May 81 Tia
/ III; No. 9 red 81 CAT. Coma shade
higher; high mixed $3.50; no grade 374c.
Oats-Quiet: No. Q, $780, Michigan SAC.
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED,

NSOD ~ ~ . WAN eDs
Intelligent men and women wanted every.
where. To get good Territory, eIclwJirsly as.
signed, send early for circulars and terms J. 3.
FORD q CO., New York; Boston, Mass; Chi.
cago, ILL.,; sAn Francisco, Cal
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GoyERNMENrs-Dull but steady.
STATE BoNps-Very quiet.
pecle Tor the week $835,907.

specie Tor the week $Sa5,9G7.
MoNEY-Ranged from 1893 to z per
cent, closing OF the lower rate. The bank
statement shows decided decrease In
every item, and there lie a net loss OF $780,.
1856 in legal reserve The deficiency oil
banks is now $02S,950.
SToCKs-Market quiet. The volume
Of business was smaller than for
some time past. The changes in leading
shares. were comparatively light. The gen.
eral market opened steady and improved
q fraction, but after the first board prices
declined, the selling movement being
again set in motion by an uniavorable
bank statement; towards tho close, how.
ever, stcadiCr feeling prevailed and a
partial recovery took place.
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THE BEST BUSINESS
HanrY Wand RaaoharIa

opportunity and the most taking combination
offered Is to be found in IN Agency for taking
subscriptions for
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Great LITERARY, FAMILY NEWSPAPER
with which 10 given away tho largest and bel
Premium Picture ever offered, tho new and OF
nniRlth 0lY 90
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BALTIMORE, March 15.-Flour-Dull
and market favors buyers. Wheat-Un-
changed. Corn-Dull; mixed western 50
69c; yellow59a5atc. Oats-LOwer; wes-
tern mixed 46a47c. Rye--Steady at s0a
90c. ProVisions-Quiet and unchanged.
Butter-UnchaDged. Whisky-Quiet at
Q0c