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arrnl liargAiaaa.

Reduced prices, Clothing. Hat, Cap
Boots u Shoes, AT IlARTNfANs
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IOlJIs BLATTAIps SALOON.
New N1rl. STORE.

Fresh oysters received daily, by express,
at the New York store, for 20 and 30 cents
per eau, ut
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q
wonderful cures al rnvuiatisIn, u.,r,,lgia lock
Jaw, sprains, swcllings, scalds, cakrsi urea IS
poisonous bites frozen feet, gout salt rheun, esr-
sch", Sc and the recipe OF The iiDinient win he
sent gratis To any one IL l. the most wonderful
healing and pain-relieying agent the world has
ever produced II sells NJ no article before did
sell and II sells because II does just what II pre-
tends Ia do One bottle of the Ceninnr Lint
mcnt for animals yellow wrapper) IL worth
hundred dollars for spawned, shruin-i or gailcd
horses and mules, and for crew worm sheep
No family or stock -Owner can aiiorl Ia b. with
out tentaur Linimoni Price, ~ cents, large
bottles 81 Il. ROSS X co,
IS broadway, New York.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To sell DIR, CHAsE's RECIPES or, IN
FORMATION FOR EVERYBODY, in every
county In the United States AMI tanadas. En-
larged by the Publisher Ia 6is pages II con.
tains over 900 household recipes, and is suited
Ia all classes and conditions of society \
wonderful book aud II household necessity II
sells ut sight. Greatest inducements ever OF
lerd To book agents. sample copies sent by
mail post paid, for ", Exclusive territory
given Agents more than double their money
Address Dit. CiiASE's STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE, ANN ANBOR, MICH. Ei-ll-1-wSm
NOTICE.
To the Volunteers Of the Mexican War, in Ia.
Counties of Alexander, Pulaski and william
son.
NNvHO enlisted and served under my COM
w mand, will please address me nj my resi-
dence, NJ Makanda, jackson county, Ms, 10
enable nv 10 present their names Ia the Congress
of the United states, at the next session IN DE
cemhcr, for the purpose ot procuring for them
pension. Widows OF the sui,liers who remain
unmarried, will also write 10 me, describing
their sitlail lon, place of residence, number 81
children and their ages, AMI VIII forward thrii
Naiprs and attend 10 their interests free oi all eN-
p"nsc, - ,
Nov. 7ih, 1884. tf HENRY l.. WEBB.
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ATTENTION. ROLLERS !!

run rolling fDt The .uii oi ciottiu4. lalu,7l
- 80. nlui-h',i Lg tfmiak'r. The ,iDiH-
Ser, sItu. ~, suluu'uc' Drr ~ mfd ,u'i-
i,,,.ul..r 1ib. 90 tl.NEk'- BOW liND NJ
LEY, unIy. 200, Iron 'luUniniu itilruul a'put
tpInpstIt,fr iur The IfIy, must poo -tul, Ii hHAt
their ulIIr- r,si-i-t,ft fii, iIuir'- 90 l' ril,l
l;'iu'IuIa,r lllr tur, p,.rrnl-t i-i tY lfh
t'i--l s--T
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Au excellent dwelling house. lnquir,
f GEORGE Fi~nER
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oysters.


Fresh Baltimore oysters received daily
and sold by Phil. II. Saup. ioo.ll'4
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CENTAUR IMMINENT

The great discovery OF the
age There Is no pain which
the Lentaur Liniment will not
relieve, NO swelling which IL
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which ii will not cure
This L. strong language, but IL
l. true II Is no humbug; the
recipe H. printed around each
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TOW-BOat For Sale
n office

OyrIcr CAIRO 4 81. Loris u, X co.
CAIRO, ms, November ~, ls7t.
A MEETING Of the Directors OF thus coIn-
n pany will he held On "Wednesday HE sec
ond day Of December next, A. ID. MA, Al ii
O'Clock a, m. AT the station hOlisr, ON the depot
grounds Of the company IN the city o, ksst ".
Ions, lis. , >fAAl> 1AfLthl
Iot-i n IL President
, 1874-06-14

ho began business, that q certain London bank
had refused noble customer the loan OF E10,-
600. Mr.. Coutts Immediately wrote to the no
blenAn, asking him to favor him with call,
sud, when he called, oherod to lend him the de-
sired sum.
''Dut can give you no security" said the
Peer.
.'Your Lordshfp's note Of hand will suffice"
wns the response. Tho offer was closed with;
and tbs borrower, departing with G6,co0, left
the rest upon deposit. The etory soon got
about, and brought great aristocratic customers.
Then it reached the Kings ears. His Majesty
dcaircd to sce such liberal banker, and WAS 30
delight. |. It'll, his conversation that he ordered
his accou II to be transferred to Coutts' bank:
the Royal example had plenty Of imitators, and
tho foundation Of the great bankers fortune
WAS laid.
Happy incidents have so often happened that
it would require volume to do full justice to
the subject. Ere re part with it, We must cite
one mora illustration, that OF a man aiming
stone at dog, missing the animal to hit and
kill his u1otl1er-in-law; this famous French
writer evidently considered the happiest accf-
dent upon record for he asks confidently il the
lucky stone-thrower has not reason to say with
Menander:
By this aee,
Fortune does better MIN than wBi
Journal
, 1874-06-14

Strawberries are very dear in Atlanta, Ga,
cents . s1nels bery. aud buyers 1nd their own
susss and cream. Carleton has q strawberry
stand--a1d samples set out. Wallace keeps
store. nad going from his dinnor to The store lie
passes catletous strawberry stand. He picks
up up stra%bSE1y sy and Carleton him. Garlic
ton says, Wallace, put that berry back where
you got it, or pay ms censs" Wallace puts
tas aeEEs tacS, and leaves nickel on the staud
to pay for the USE Of the strawberry. hoId;nc
and admi1inng it for q. minute. Wallace~ walls walIs
On to bis store, woade1ing at the
high price Of Strawberries. Car,otnn
sends q receipted bill to walIaceM5
cents for one straw berry. WALLACE sends the
Iill back without con,nous. Carleton eoas dow,
to We!lace's store and says lie can whip Wallace.
Wallace is Of q different opinion, auo then aud
there proves that be is right, and Carleton
wrong. In otLcr words, Wallace beautifully
Whips Carleton. and Carleton applies At the
Police Court next day to have Wallace punished.
and gets himself fined so and costs. This u1-
1ooked for result is no: satisfactory, and he goes
to Justice Of the Peace and has Wallace bound
ever In tina sum Of S...0l to keep the peace In
the meantime Carleton carries strawberry mark
over bis left eye-al about ono little berry
original value only nickel.
, 1874-06-14

A reference to the sacrifice Of Isaao has been
discovered in the Aesyrian tablets. Del is repre-
scented as the sacridcer, just as the Phaniclan
Kronos, according to standardization, offered up
his only son Jcud. Tho event ie aaaigned to the
vernai equinox, when the sun passed into the
first sign Of the zodiac, Aries.
The finding OF pin in an Indiana hus-
bands pocket procured bis wife = divorce. He
couldn't explain how it hair-pinned to be there.
Detroit Free Press. ~
A prisoner, whom asked what trade he would
like to learn, said: ''1f thero be no objection, l
would like to be sailor"
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MEMPHIS.
Murderer Arrested

MENrHls, March l9.-Detective Wat
son left for Nashville to-day with Robt.
Bates, arrested at Bartlett yesterday for
killing young Bryarly near Nashville
last January at dancing party.
Conflict OF COlored Justices.
A lew days ago two colored justices
in Deva,o county, Mississippi, near
Commerce, gave judgments against
parties residing IN rival beats or
districts, w:'.r led 10 clash Of
authority, Uae C4.l.lbg the other with
having changed his docket, after hearing
of his rivals decision, and forthwith
Issued a warrant for his arrest, When
the constable, with a colored posse, ar
arivpd at the residence OF the justice he
:ound an armed party awaiting their
srrival who fired upon the posse, badly
wounding two OF them and captured the
constable, who Was taken to Austin by
the warlke justice, to be turned over
10 the sheriff who arrested the entire
party. The case was being tried at last
accounts, and has caused intense eZctes
meut among the colored population.
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OHIO.
Tina I,peisiRtUrc.

CoLuMBrs, March l9.-In the House
the following bills were passed: Mr..
Kemp's bill to protect land owners; /;
Senate bill to allow married women 10
sue and be sued in their OWE name Sen
ate bill to allow counties to join togeth-
er for the purpose G. erecting chil'
dren's home.
In the Senate the following bills were
passed: Senate bill granting the con-
sent OF Ohio to the government OF the
Tinted States to acqnire by purchase
lands within the State OF Ohio for the
improvement OF the Ohio river; Senate
bill to amend the code so 90 to provide
that on petition OF the owners OF more
than two-third5 o! the feet front OF any
street or part OF street, the same may be
improved and kept 10 repair al the ex'
pense OF the owners OF adjoining lots
To exempt members OF sharp shooters
organizations from lsbor on the high
vsy and a. Jurors, after being q memher
or such com psnies Tor five years. a bi!l
was introduced making the obstruction
Of mechanics or laborers in the prosscu-
ton OF their lawful avocatiou, punish
able by fine and imprisonment
The Contested election.
The Supreme Court to-dsy, refused
the application Tor writ OF quo ''a'-
,anto in the case OF Weimev against
Welsh.
Governor Allen To-day, sent to the
Senate the name OF Walter c: Hood
OF Marietta, to be State Librarian from
March Oath.
In the Seuste the Weimer-We eIsh
contested election case was taken up
and an attachment wss issued for three
witnesses from Union county. Inc
attersoou was spent in the examIna-
tion of witnesses.
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no jury would ever give verdict, un-
less by special direction OF the court,
and if they looked to their own interest
they had better accept com promise.
Judge Davis said that Bliss, on the
morning OF December Both, had private
ly taken the oath of office, which fact
was wholly unknown to him.
The custom had been for retir-
ing attorneys to appear in court to
present the commission OF his successor
and to move that be be sworn in. A
few days after Judge Davis had retired
from the office of District Attorney
Dodge called at his house to have some
conversation about the case. Judge
Davis could not cay anything as couu-
sci or attorney, but he would say TO
him as be would to his own brother,
that they ought to contest the case and
fight it to the end.
Judge Davis proceeded, making sug-
gestions as to the changes in the law
and as to the proper mode Of ascer-
tanning the sctual intention to defraud,
10 be determined by jury, and where
actual fraud was found by the jury the
Secretary of the Treasury should have
no power of revision.
After the recess the committee exo
amined VIM. Balloutgue. to ascertain
under what authority he provided
furniture for the district schools. He
testified that he made bargain and
completed furniture under verbal
order OF the school trustees of the old
corporation OF Washington, such hav-
ing been the practice at that
time, but subsequently,, and before
the furniture was delivered, the new
District government having been estab-
lished, he procured from Governor
Cooke a written order to make himself
entirely secure under the verbal order
of the old authorities. for whom he had
nearly fulfilled bis contract
News Items.
The President has nominated A. c.
Sweet TO be pensioa agent at Chicago
Senator Morton was in thu Senate 20
day in his usual health.
A counterfeit fifty cent note has been
received at the Treasury Department,
1t is poor imitation.
Female PersIon Ag;ni.
The Senate confirmed the nomination
OF Ada c Sweet as Pension Agent,
Chicago.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Japanese News.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-The Ja-
pan Gazette of February 23d, contains
the following: On the twenty-ninth OF
January the Empress received the wives
aud families of the English, United
States and Belgian ministers.
The Emperor has ordered that his
own income shall paw tax equally with
his subjects. He will pay about s25,-
600.
Kilda, one of the foreign embassa-
dora has been appointed minister OF ed
ucation.
The government is making strenu.
GUS efforts TO put down the rebellion OF
Samaurai, but many OF the military
threw down their arms and refused to
fight their own countymen.
The Gazette says that people need
have no tears for the safety OF friends
in Japan, nor from the financial condl
ton of the country.
Enomsts has been appointed Minis
ter Plenipotentiary to Russia.
Iwakura has nesrl y recovered.
TIE Sowouria of Sagokerhipen have
assembled in the temples demanding
that an expedition be dispatched to
Corea. Their number is constantly ln-
creasng. Ga the night Of February lst
they went to the bank of one Fukskava,
and used such violent means that all
clerks fled away.
The registration OF tie people has
been disregarded TOR q l,og time but it
has now been accurately accomplished.
The census shows the population 81 the
empire to be 81 900, 100000.
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INDIANA.
Probably Absconded.

LAFAYETTE, March l9.-Develop'
ments to-day throw considerable doubt
on the supposition that Benz, Moore
house has been murdered. The misslug
mans coat snd hat have been found
on the road a mile from the river, each
with numerous holes cut therein, but
which common sense shows were not
made while on the person OF any one
The suppos,tion is, therefore, that
Moorehouse has abscouded and has
taken this means to mislead the people,
There is no apparent reason, however,
for this movement on his part, rs his
a.sncial and family affairs seem to be
n good condition.
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Printing : Offices Burned.
ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, March l9.-N. II. Gillett,
Secretary OF the Liudell hotel, died last
night from an overdose of hydrste Of
chloral. He had been suffering in
teusely from nervous disease and /, is
believed that be took chloral to end his
existence, as his physicians had speci-
SLY forbidden the use Of that prepsrs
ton.
1t is now stated that the detective
killed by the Younger brothers in 81.
Clair county Tuesday, belonged to a
party of four who went from this city
privately in the hope OF capturing the
Gsd's Hill railroad robbers. No further
particulars have been received.
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New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, March l9.-Beevss-
Receipts | $40 head, making 1920 for
three dave aga bet , ,O75 same time last
week. The offer ngs were mainly ma
tive steers OF C3muol 10 extra quality.
The three days Of warm, vet weather
operated TO weaken the market, and
trade was dull at a decline Of about &c
on qualities used BY Wholesale slaught-
erers. Fat bulls SC, live weight poor
native steers aud ordinary Cherokee
cattle l0tG common 10 fancy native
steers 10! 10 l3c. The l.tsst trans
actions were worst for sellers. Sheep
Arrivals 500, making $500 ior
three days agsiDs! $3.50 for the same
time last week. Quality common TO
good, demand small and market dull
with a downward tendency; Gales at 81
G3sic; mostly at 7:9S; SWioe-Rs-
csipts 200, making $3.50 for three
days, agains. Is 500 for the same time
last week; none on sale alive; dressed
firm at 7!973o for city aud 797; for
.esterr. all light weights.
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OMAHA
Union Pacific.

OMAHA, March l9.-The ice 10 the
river moved out al - O'Clock to-day
The Union Pacific train from th. west,
due here at . o'clock, will not arrive
until midnight or later, on account Of
the bridge over Soup Fork. two miles
west OF Columbus, having heen weak
eneI and made unsafe by the going out
OF the ice. The bridge is beiug repair
ed and strengthened to-day. About a
quarter Of a mile Of the UEIou Pacific
telegraph line was washed away al the
same place last night. The ice in tn ?
Platte river is also running out.
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ChIrnEo Mnrket.

CHICAGO, March I9.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Whest-Quiet ana
weak, No. Chicago spring ! 2f9l 24i,
No. > spring ! Is, regular l l9 fresh
spot 1901 lSl April 25i; May
No. 3 Chicago spring ! 10; rejected | 09
al OQi. Corn-ln fair demand and
advanced, No. > mixed 6l!c; regular
62tc, strictly fresh spot 6l!96lsc,
April G4!c, May new No. . mixed 4Slc;
rejected old 5Sfc; new 56tc. Oats
Dull but unchanged. Rye-Steady
Nc: = S5@S7c. BarleY-Quiet snd
weak; No. , spring | j2@l 81 Pork
In fair demand and advanced; II 6j
cash; II IS April; Is 90 May. Laid
Steady at 8 90 spot; 8 9j April. Bulk
Meats-Steady; shoulders jic; short
rib middlcs Sc, short clear Ste,
Whisky--Steady at 92!c.
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FOREIGN.
rNGL
parlIan sut.


LONDON, March l9.-Parlisment re-
assembled to-day and the Queens
speech Was read. Her Majesty re- 'e's TO
the continuance OF the friendly relations
With foreign power, aud a|ludes to the
marriage Of the Duke OF Edin burgh as
pledge OF friendship between two
great empires. Warm praise is given
to the troops Of the Ashsntee expedi-
ton. Speaking OF the famine in Ben
gal the Queen ssys: "The Governor
General OF Irdja has been directed TO
spare no cost IN bis efforts 10 mitigate
this terrible calsmitv The expenditures
for the coming fscil year will be sub
mitted to the House OF Commons i'm
media,ely. Measures will be submitted
to parliament which, it is advised, will
be- found calculated to do away with
much OF Tue delay and expense aueud-
iog transfers Of lsnl in Eug!and. Sew
ersl local matters are referred
to, Including the working OF the
act affecting the relations between
master aad servant and the act dealing
with ofenses 10 connection with trade
and law Of conspiracy. 10 view Ct the
remonstrances made against these
mssures, Her Majesty desires that
Parliament, before attempting fresh
legislation concerning them, should be
in possession OF all the material iacts
aud of the precise question in contro-
versy, to sscure which she has issued
her royal commission OF inquiry iEto
the state and working Of the laws.
The Fusileers arrived at Portsmouth
to-day, from Gold Coast.
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New York Market.

= NEW YORK, March l9.-CottOu quiet
and easy middliDg uplsuds l6lc Flour
dull aud unchanged; superfne. western
and State S. 6066 0G common to good
6 1906 so; good to choice 6 $500 40
white wheat extra 6 1907 To- extis
Ohio 6 2597 so. Wheat dull aud
lower; No 2 Chicago spring 81 4ISl 40.
Rye-Quist. Bsrley-Dull. Corn
Unchanged. Oats-A shade frmer
and more active; mixed western 600
623; white western 62964c; black vest
ern 6O@60tc. Cofee-Dull, Sugar
Firm. Petroleum-Dull and easier
crude 6I97c; refined l4sal4ic. Eggs
Heavy; western l7@lSc. Pork
Firm; new mess Sl6 l2i spot; l6 rs
May. Lard-Firmi prime steam skc
spot and March; 9 9 l6c April; 9 ll-l6
May. Butter and Cheese-Un nchsuge ed.
Whisky-Shade frmer at 96c
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HOUSE.

Immediately after reading the journal
the House resumed the consideration
OF Senate bill reported last Tuesday
from the Committee on Mines and
Mining, supplementary to the act OF
May 10, 1872, to promote the develop
ment OF mining resources OF the United
States, to which bill various amend
ments are pending, one reported from
the committee, one offered by Mr..
Negley and one by Mr.. Hslman,
Without coming 10 vote the bill went
over TO the morning hour of Tuesday
next
Mr.. Albright introduced a bill to
amend the act OF 1893 in regard to the
enrolment and licensing OF vessels en-
ployed in the fishing and coast trade.
The House at l:30 went into Com
mittee OF the Whole, Mr.. Woodtord 10
the chair, on the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bill,
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SEW YORK.
The Spanish Bank,

New YoRK, March l9.-Privste
advices received from Havana under
date of March 18th, state that Cuban
merchants in the city have learned that
the commission that has been eOgaged
in the examination of the affairs oi the
Spanish Bank have ascertained that
that institution has Issued $lOf,-
100000 in paper currency instead
of S6O,00O.000, which the bank
bad acknowledged in their pub
published statement, and that their
capital is only S6O.0O0,00O. The bsuk
made loan to the Capta:n-General OF
less.,ban fifty million in paper curren'
cy without specie to back up the notes.
In addition to this very large quanr-
ty of counterfeit bulls has been discov-
ed Many persous are exchanging their
currency Tor real estate and buildings,
the owners OF paper money belnS
lar mole ANXIOUS TO have property in
buildings than to hold any quantity OF
deprecatlng currency.
The Stock Exchange Eorgeriss.
Edwarc D. C. Mckay, charged with
writing letters TO the New York Stock
Exchange purporting to be signed by
the President Of the Western Union
Telegraph: Company, on the l7lh OF
February, has been indicted by the
grand jury.
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Now YorI, Dry Goods sIarket.

New YORK, March l9.-TheEe
was q slightly improved jobbiUg move
meut but business continues quiet with
commission merchants. Cotton goods
remain irregular, unsettled aud weak;
in fine bIeached cotton5 agents have re
duced Wsrmsutta sheetiDgS 10 l8c,
Tuscarora A 10 l7c aud the wider
max es Of the came lc per yard; Seaside
bleached shirtings are down TO l5c;
prints are much more active and dress
goods are doing we'll woolep goods
quiet foreign goods dull.
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CIncInnatI Market.

Clxc.xNATI, March 'l9.-Cottou--
Firm at Isle. Flour-Quiet and steady.
Wheit-Qlist and steady at 81 IS.
Corn-Fitluer at 629G7c. Oats-Stesdy
at 509jSc. Rye-Stesdy at 81 03.
Barley-Dull and nominal. OiIs-Un-
changed. Eggs-Stesdy at l3c. But
ter-Dull and declining; choice $50
40c. Cheese-Firm. Pork-ln fair
demand aud firm; country mess SIS co.
city Is -. Lard-Firm, steam ST on
spot and buyer March; kettle 999ic.
Bulk meats-Firm, shoulders s. SIT;
clear sides -; clear rib sides I S. on
spot; : S.! buyer March; all loose clear
rib sides sold at s .; boxed clear scarce
at s l2!GS .. Bscon-In good de-
maud; shoulders &c, clear rio sides
sac; clear sides &c. Whisky-Firm Mt
QOr.
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NEW JERSEY.
The Sabbath Laws.

ELIZABETH. March l9.-The meeting
last night to express indignation at the
German demonstration last Sunday,
against the Sunday laws, was the larG'
est ever held in this city. Clergymen
made addresses. Resolutions were
adopted declaring the open and organ
lied resistance TO the Sabbath law by
the hsbitusl vioIators, supported by a
large and formidable element OF infdel-
ity, inspires alarm for the permsnency
OF the Christian Sabbath, and calling
on al good citizens to iorsake party Ht'
fhations and put it down.
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FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, March l9-The
spring factory Of IogalI & Daney Hss
burned this morning. Loss S35 900
insurance $4,000.
MILWAUKEE, March IA FIRE at
Grand Rapids, Wis ibis morning dss.
troyed Witlen's drug store. McRaith's 3
clothing store sDd Mrs. KristlaWsky 8
millinery shop. Loss $1,000; light
insurance
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, March l9-Csttle-More
active and advanced &c; very best on
sale GIG7fc; that generally rated first
quality jl95!c; medium or good fair
quality 4l@5!c. Receipts g0l head;
sales SIS head. Hogs-Moderate de-
msnd and SIC higher; corn fed S7 7j9
S 50; stillers 7 256S 90. Receipts
4,72j head Sheep-In good demand
1lGGn Rncninfs ! 20l