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The COlnred Schools

ON monday, the public examinations of the
cOored schools were continued and the trustees
snd Superintendent Cooke were present the
entire day at the Lincoln Building, corner OF
% and streets southeast. The awards were
made a. follows:
Primary I, Mrs. A. Warwick, teacher; &c
pupils on roll and present; medal - Edward
Thomas; diplomas TO Richard COOmbs. Henry
Stewart, Harriet Hawkins, William Nichols
Andrew Perry, Anna Smith, Ignatius Butler,
Lama Simms, Alpheus Brown, Clarence Dob
son.
Primary G. Miss NJ. A. Hutton tea cher, 81 on
roll, 90 present; medal TO Addie Bell diplomas
To Ella COyle, Fred. Williams, Mary Brown
Laura Joyce, Louisa Douglass, Mary Thomas.
Primary 5, Miss L. l.. Fisher teacher 81 on
roll and resent; medal to William Day; DIP
Tomas to Frances George, Clara Price, Lincoln
Hill, William Sigle, Mary Brown, Ida Howard,
Ella Boston, Anna Ross.
Primary i, Miss NJ. q. Kelly teacher, AZ on
roll and present.; medal To Mary Niddleton;
diplomas TO William Gordon, Laura Walraven
Mary Fox, Mary Foster. Eugene Medley, julia
sey, Thomas Hill.
Urinary 40. 8, Miss C. E Parks teacher -46
on roll. AZ present. Medal TO Martha Moulton;
diplomas TO Hannah Marshall, Harriet Lee,
Josphine Wallis, Rebecca Miller. Rhoda
Holmes, And ew Harrison.
Primary No. 2, Miss JulIana Wilson techer.
Medal TO Mary Wingfeld; diplom IS u william
Brown. Lorenzo Jackson (2), George Scsg.s
Anna Williams, Anna Queen, John Smith (2)
Sanders Scaggs.
Primary No. /, Mrs. L. Ii. Hawkswors n
teacher. Medal TO William Green; diplomas TO
Martha Middleton. Emma Gross. Delphia an-
dolph, Joseph Holliuss. Cecelia Medley ~,
Sylvia Coleman, Laura Gordon Thomas Queen t,
lorence Davis, Charles Galloway, Benjamin
Harris.
Grammar No. 2. Miss E. Y. Dyson teacher.
Medal 70 AdGline Mason; diplomas 10 Finite
Ward, Caihsiine TAYLOR, John Berry. Mary f..
Smuh ~, Harriet Chase, William Davis, Rose
Cis he. Rose X. Wayne, Gsorge Ware.
Grammar No. 1 Mrs. NJ. q. Smith teacher.
Medal to Ella Lee; diplomas TO Eden Wayne,
Thomas Maddison, Eta West, Julia Mason,
Walter Over, Julia Boston, Philip Hu &c hi nson
Frances Grant, Lucy Gatewood, Washin gton
Uncle, Caroline jackson, Mary Nichols.
Tag FoUErH DIS rRIOr sxAMISArIoSs.
The Superintendent, Mir. G.. +. Il. Cook, and
the trustees. yesterday conducted the az ANNA
tons 81 the schools in the fourth (South Wa-h-
inRtonl district. az the Anthony Bowen build
inG. The awards were made as follows:
Primary No. Z, Miss NJ. A. War, teacher; 20
PaPls On the roll, and 90 prsseat, Metal "
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CITY ITEMS.

Fine Diamonds. s. to 80.
Fine Jet Jewolry, 81 to -.
Fine Oxydized Jewery, : to Sc,
Fine French Rings, 81
Fine Plated Chains, 50 10 400
Received at PTigg's Jewelry Store, No. 49,
Pennsylvania avenue, near i street.
NOW IN STOCK AND RECENTLY RECEIVED.
Boys low priced quits, from IS. 80 TO So; a
large assortment.
ard mixtures.
Gentlemen's French worsted suits of a salts
factory character.
CheyiOt suits, desirable styles, mark ed down.
Blue flannel suits, color warranted, for 2I2 50.
Pin.Check suits of the finest English goods.
PaDtaloons in great variety, from 81 To SO
Order department, on second floor, is filed
with CT dice fabrics.
One Price, in all departments.
GEO. @. HENNISG, 40 9TH street.
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The feet have constant duty to perform. AMI
need occasional attention by the surgeon sps-
cially skilled in treating their all nentS, in order
that they be kept in as comfortable sad as use
tul a condition possible; and thousands OF
persons who visit DR.. Whites establishment
(No. 535 18th street, opposite the Treasury de-
partment, Washington, De- find that timely
attention To those important IL eIabers, the feet,
economist time. ard conduces 10 health, com
fort, and eheerfuluess, ana probably 10 lengta
OF life. DR.. White removes C0rns without pain,
30 the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescencss,
Club and Irgrowing Nails. and other ailments
Fee, 81 per visit. Owing 20 press OF businsss
during office hours DIR. White is unable to attend
patients at residences, except after 6 p. m.
PoSp's EXTRACT Is for sale st wholesale by
Chas. Stott s. Co., 4e0 Pennsylvania syenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t.w,t,f.
To GET BID Of the Chills iramediatsly, take
Dooleys Axue Powders. Tney cure perma-
nently. 90
THs SINGER SEWING MACHINE ssles ofls!2
were s2ls'6So. &,i2-s,WH
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chss.
Hssms noSPshsT,fs and corset street
THERMOMETERS and barometer. are repaired
anc made to order by Hsmpler near AZ street.
TIE COMMUNITY st large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
THIS COMPANY is NOW PREPARED To
FURNISH THE BEST BUBBLE SEM
ECA STONE, FOX WALLS, FOUN DA TIONS
AND SMALL DLMkNSfON, at very low prices,
Is streets, Rock creek.
Builders invited call at once and look at the
Stone how landing.
j. W. ALv0RD. President,
maya I'm MARYLAND Free Stone M. and NJ. 90.
MlLK.-Pure Country MILK and BUTTE
IN from Burgundy StooS, farm near Alexandria.
Warranted pure and fresh every day. Price, cents
Per quart. psrot, 1S30 TIA street, between an
northwest. mayzl I'm
D0RTLAHD (INPORTED CEMEET FOR
Il making Artificial stone or any kind Of Concrete
worh Tor cellars, water works. pavemeuts, build
rgs, bridges. &C., where strength il desir able The
bet Cement in the world Sole agent for District
OF Oospmoia. sHM. 0UINAND,
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FLYING soUADRoNs OF MOSQUITOES are as
speedily demolished as other insects by the dis
charge OF kROtcleS' Insect POigder Gun. Load
the little piece with KaOr'eS' Insect DESTROYER
shut out all draughts, then distribute it lib
orally about a room, and you will be both graf
lied and astoDished to sse how completely iJ
uses them up. It is equally fatal 10 the roach.
ant, moth, bed hug aud centipede. For hstsls
clearinghouse and steamboats,, the larger
packages are Ia be preferred. Depot q. y. Grit
tenton, MOI Sixth avenue. Sold by all drag
gists aud grOcers. eos
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MEDICAL, DO.

hR. JANE WILSON,
~ thoroughly sspOTieDoei and scientific Mid.
wife and Ladies' Physician.
Ladies attended Il at their residence At any hour
pigEi or day. or pisasabt aud the best Os at
tendance At the Doctors priys residence, xth
street, between and Y
BGsiness sscredlY confidential. mar7.Iy
l1R. ROBsRTscs,
~ tlo 10TH eTEEKf, SRAR PA. AvRSUK.
from long en- reTienCe In both Bcspitzl Ens
private practice, will guarantee a. Mi Bis-
eases OF the Urinary Organs, GOnorrhRs, gleet.
structure, Sy pbilis, and eFsrIAtsrrhoea Cases 4
GonOfrtees recently contracted curvd IL 90 uays
- phlis N all its stage quickly .crOd Anc the pot
$50 entirely ers,Cafd FROM the system without The
ase OF mercury. sFeImstorTkos, brarsHt or b.
excuses sud abuse 10 yoUtb, eau ing u n NOR
RHs insanity, genera 3ob.iity, organic weakncss
up"teney herN ous iTThsti!itg, symgiOms Of COZ
sLn Siion, indigestion, paipitstion Of the heart
FaiLs 10 bsck, diLntss 81 sis at giddiuess evil
nfee-dipgs, seit-distrust, SC, spAetiiy currd D.
newly discovered remedies. DR. located FOR
many years 81 10 4. Eutsw street, b Baltimore, Nd .
oas conse uted after many solicitations By hs ssh
5ingt"n patrons, t. open permanent Of1ce 10 thai
city where EU E,Sy ba consulted every WeiasstrY
ana saturday ia each wSeS, fToa1 IA. TO 9 .. NJ.
JEhT-J
iEEs. "a. :. ERESCH OF PaELADEhPSIA
w the celebrated Esiizbfs Cisirvogant Pbys5cial
kud Tsst Medium, has located e. I0lS Nev HoFR
tyenne. ocio- hOurs-l9 q. m. 20 IS, EuEnrs
nents can be z ale for evenings. jeil-iy
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WEEKS DoIHGs IN WALL SrREEr.-ESplains
stock operations on small capital without risk.
Copy sent free. TUMBRIDGR & Co.,
1924 2Wall street, New York.
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ELRG ANT, sweet, light and wholesome Bread
Rolls. Biscuits, Corn Bread, Muffins Buck
wheat and other Griddle Cakes, and Pastry aud
Cakes Of every variety prepared with Dooley,
Yeast Powder.
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To KEEP CooL.-Buy the celebrated al Gauze
UndershIrt. Fer sale only at Hollander Bros. 6
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Foot surse,v ar

TAKE NoTICB.-1 900 dozen fine CAME Un-
dershirts and Jean Drawers, 81 each, at Hol-
lander Bros. 6
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TEE ARLINGT0N FIRE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY,
SEC0I'D I.f,ST.ILL.WE.yH
OF
SPRIEG ARD SUMNER CL0THIHG
LATER STYLES, BETTER MADE
AND LOWER PRICES.
PRICES Of SYITS.

PRICES OF SUITS:
all Wool Cheyiot Suits, So
All Wool Cashmere Suits, 50
RusselS Cashmere Suits, $40
Pennington Suits, sI2
Silk Mixed Suits SIS
Middesex Flannel Suits, SIS
wor.,,s R.,,,, sn,,. d. Diamond Check Suits. Sit
Imported Cashmere Suits, $40
PRICE OF DRESS COATS,
WITH VESTS To MATCH:
Single Breasted Black Cloth osss: and Vests,
Double Breasted Black Cloth Goats and Vests.
English Diagonal Coats and Vests, s b.
worsted Disgonsl Basket Goats ana Vests, D. b,
from sis 70 $40
PRICE OF PANTS:
Fin All Woo: Light Cashmere Pants,
Business Pants, from nfGI / 30 to to 81
YOUTHS sUIrS-at
s' s. 81 80 s s,s sln s,s s 81.
BOYS sUITs-at
IS - I" IS .. $40 ;is
a. 6TRAU8,
IoIl.~-PENEsYLvAHI AvEnoB ...lelI
Between 10th and l'fh streets, nsyls-tr
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NOTICE! NoTICEn NOTICE.

pRT GOODS are s,iII selling a. los rate, q.
BAY =, 1920 P-nrsy iyaufa Gveu-s. a shNfrs
aba pacas he sper than ever Dress GoDds, Piguss
SAleoes {. cap. Bed Spreads. ro~els, N zpkins ont
GoDts' EsbdAerchlefs, sd general ...Ttn M aus az
Notions 81 low figures. srat-tr
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DRY GOODS.

JoHs T. MITCHELL,
Ne. sSt Pennsylvania aveuae.
coxMsNcISG JUNE isru.
I~iIl cnss my entire stock o,
ssAsONAB,E DRY ODDS
AT GEKATLy RsDucED Pscrs.
- Standard mAuurscs ure-s' Gocds ossr. aslow
s lLieripf y isiitics are soia Or.
JJRN T. MITCHELL.
2ie ssl Psua. Avenue.
"A 1o oF BARGAINS
ShfAP DRY GOODS STORE
Q - IL T n RS
70s sARkEr SPACE.
sko sTk fPs Sk kaHf isaI rs. oT,sIrr
cI h9s d SszsR wy ere BrNMEB HANpKrB-
loo de,sa 81 LIssS rowFus. or,, Ga.
bsN,s,, ,s, Nrfy bot CAhBblo CALICO, a
soeoz-h sTlsndid sfoCsINss, oriy 80. cents.
SILK sUN UNBRILLsS aud TARAs9L ,Tsry
sTssw MATING aud FLOOR oTL-cLorE
ch9n5,lSs OFT INK ESrIRE sioux NJ.
I.ls-tL 1e7 MARKET SPACE.
ImPOATANr TO PURCHAsERs or
DRY GOODS.
~ ORDER ID kEOUCk oUR
vERY LARGE STOCK
WERAFE
MARKED DOWN rHEPRInEs
AND WILL, ON AND AtrEs
MONDAY, JUNE as,
DISCOUNT OF 10 PAR CENT.
ON ALI CAsa SAILS
YATES . MITCHELL.
,els C. ei1 MARKET space
my GOODS.
~ DRY GaonSl
DRY GoUDS.
ssIISSSSkk s sEsE e s ssDEosD.
GREAT iNDUC.MsNTS'
IAPAhALLELED BAEGATNSr
HEAVY SACRlsIcES
TOBTY TBoUssNn nOLJARs, voRru m
60, DRY GOODS.
h0h Ss' save. ss Ss /. dS SsSS hit Money
Dry I GGoD 8 S sIIissp So o,sp
DRESS GOODS
Lee Iesd GIsnssDss., Ia S 60 F ff1,'
LSfse 1e q Linens Inc .FS q 2. i i3 os9t
.,yov suits. &c, ~ very low prices.
BfsL fsdIfsH Z IA sfxsasss
p p6Ikss GOODS IsTkei down to G. 80 ,b.rp ont.
OoL0khb pbkss SILKS, st 81 -, formerly coz.
ScoSLISsIP sISSs. s cents, rerts 81.
JA:f sEsE sISks.
q p,..,- At les than cost.
hEAL IuPokTEO FURSIrUaE PRiSts, isx
oeEis,~orih Is csn's.
JOB Let FANCY G09ns TO BE CLOSED AT
BALI PRICE.
HAMnURG EDGISGs ANOIEl
T TuSs MTsE s. sPRrADs, 20 p.rooss
LACr JACKETS,
EISE CIoT22ss t Nh C a y Nj Pr
Ter yard, at princ cost.
KID GLOVES! KuD GLOVES!
Gh hTItS hlbs : :, q cents u,ggt
ALL 0IhhR GLOVES AT AND BELOW CJsC.
Great B,rFains IN
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
BOGAN Sz wYLIR.
jslsn lois and IOsO 9Th street ~ w.
TIE VERY LATEsTl
BRODHEAD CO,
1905 street. between nth and 18Th streets,
NOW OFFER
Androscoggin BLEACdED COTTON AZ I2x
herrimsck, Garner. sad spfsgue PRINTS aIC
cths These Prints are Of the very best f.brics,
hia D-antllu M m cOlare and dssCrs
cents. "i -
al wool DEBAGE. 40 cents.
very cheap. "NSa
Bare bargains in BLACK GRENADINES ana
E.egsnt PARIS KIDS ~ 6s CEN. -papa
Lovely y lke tor la So, Pc cen an az
cents o. $40.
And 9 host Of other Coos
GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICES.
may3-tr
- = IL L TIES
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PEI0G's JESILGv STJaE, No. ~ Pennsyl
yania aver aes received S9ns b=auu!GI gOoIs
Las GgrIiIg.
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BULLDOG ASSOCIATIONS At tas sixty sixth
IsSt t.-E o. the 5th SaTd buiiiiug AZ lci alton
q -oLcsy night % shares o. sock we're sold al
an average Frs Eiam O. .. THIS association IL
alls-I Z Up sflSigs-
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hELkA I'D FkON oAIL--rO-dsy, DIR. Henry
" ii-t p. la ged with Assault and battery With
intent 20 All AZ infant child in pril last, wa
bieugbf " 20 TIE Criminal Court, AMI gave bsi
- - 60 Tor bis aupearsuc-, Mr.. Marth4
NLrs ioCE going On his DO i.
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ANCTHxR Coat or ExPLosIoN-Last nj yht
about O'Clock coal OF lamp m the house OF
Ms BJu-T, colonel No II 70 18th street ex-
= cc-d- Ot1csrs Ri ey and rOOmsy notified
Engine Company No /, who respOn led, but
Their seryl-es were not required, "a the dre " As
tN.lI ..u-sled SefIre Citing any heat K4v.
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MEssRs. GREEN s. WILLIAxs, an .tieneers.
VII seIl 70 mo Tow evening, June % At s
c.ciock, Valuable real estate fronting on n
street, between 9Th and 10th streets north vest;
~ WI DC 10 the advantage OF parties in search
q tncsome restGeuccS "a attend the sale: the
1Lr Investment.
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SER AGAINST TIE W. q c. RI CoMPA-
fN-George W. Nsrnel yesterday entered suit
HsS,nst the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road for 900 damages, alleging thar on D ,to-
bsI 50, lss3, while alightng from one OF tue cars
81 that company, he VA thro~n To the ground
snd ~ lured eo.iily beslds' lie ng rendered prac-
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just rec.iyed large lot q HANBCRS EDGES
ara lhsE lNGS, on Jscsnet aud sr.5ok;
handsome gods, st low Prices, at DAVIS.
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LADIES' GOODS.

Az less q cost Bon rs and Seaside aud -
hldiDg HATS. I1I7 Penn. ayeru.. Wash. O. \
JeI5 I'm
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THn SINGER SEWING MACHINE ssIes ofis!2
were S219 $50. Si2-svtf
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NEW SPRING GOODS
~ TREDUCED PRGFS,
NEW GoonS: NEW GUODS
REAL HAIR,
And NOVELTIES in Fancy Goods,
Open Y0UEG'S N. Y. BaZaE,
narl6-tr fal 7th sec.
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KID GLOVES! KED GIOyFN
LANIhr' h IDS, ~ 81 cents 80
GESTLEMEn's KIDs,s si,S Hall 80.
ALL OIHkR GLOVES AT AND BELOW 4 jsr
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PosD's EXTRACT Is for sale st wholesale by
Chas. Stott s. Co, 4e0 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele t,w,t,tf.
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To GET BID OF the Chills Immediately, take
Dooleys Ayue Powders. They cure perma-
nentlY. an
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency as Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer buildIng. 1928
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the company, and from half-psst two to
nearly five there were constant arrivals
and departures. The line Of carriages ex-
tended from Third to Fourth avenues and
the charming day brought out many on
foot, while . host of curious, idle people
lined the walks on tho Twenty First street
side Of Grammercy Park and Lexington
avenue. Indoors there was profusion of
rare and most beautiful flowers
while the tables were loaded
down with an abundance Of
refreshments for the many guests. The
marriage ceremony. was performed by
Rev. Daniel Lindley, j. d., and the Rev.
II. Tying, Jr., ID. ID. The toilets
the latest Paris styles to per-
lection, the grand cong Generation Of sat
ins, silks, brocades and embroidered mus
Inns being quite as bewildering as the dis
play of diamonds and other precious
stones was dazzling. The bridal presents
were estimated to be worth half million
dollars f4
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FACTS FOR FOLKS.

Writing, nearly efiaced by age, may DO
restored by an application Of prussate of
potash with hair pencil.
Fish bones have been removed from
the throat by swallowing one or more raw
eggs, when other remedies have failed.
Washing silver IN sosp-suds makes II
look like pewter. Whiting, applied
with piece of soft leather, should be
used TO polish it.
Many housekeepers Danish pslatsb BILE
and nutritious dishes from the cuisine be-
cause of the unpleasant odors arising
therefrom during the process Of cooking.
This objection may be overcome by put.
ting small piece Of red pepper the size
of wafer into the meat or vegetables
when they first begin TO boil.
The bitter taste left.in the mouth after
taking such medicines, as quinine, aloes,
nux vomica, ETC.. is instantly neutraliaed
by chewing piece Of liquorlce root.
How to make good muatard-plaster Is
a knack not known to every one. Use
no water but mix the mustard with the
white Of an egg, and the result will be q
plaster that will draw perfectly and not
produce blister, no matter how long it is
allowed to remain on the part.
Tobacco tea for house-rlants--unsightly
cigar stumps may be utilized so as to be
pr objective Of beauty. Put Thorn In wa
'ter-pot, turn on cold water, and let 1t ro
main on the stove until blood.warm OF
thoroughly soaked, then use this tea fol
watering plants and it will not only dc
stroy the worms and insects but increase
the bloom.
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| 9 inches on the shoals. Weather clear
and cold. Arrivsd - Laura Davis Cinoin.
natl; Cooke, PAducAh; shippers own,
Upper Cumberland.
CISolNNATi, March ii--Rivor 30 feet 6
inches and falling. Arrivei-R w Skill.
niger, Pittsburg;. James ID Parker, Mem
phis; Thos. Sherlock, New Orleans. DE.
parted-Charmer, Evansville. ..-
EVANSVILLE, March Weather
clear and cool; mercury, 30 to a. degrees.
River fallen Ia inches, 81 feet by gauge
Down = Brunada,. Arkansas Belle and
Red CLOUD, Gray Eagle, Mary Ament,
Fayottc, Sam Roberts, idleYild. Bust
ness fair.
ST.. louis, March htA1Arrived- - Fan
ME Lewis, Red river. Mountain Belle,
lower rivers; Illinois, Peoria; Colossal
Quincy. Departed Grand Tower, Mem
phis; Petril, Ills. river; Pauline Carroll
and Lake Superior, -Keokuk. River rising
| slowly. Weather. clear and pleasant
Capt Low Dunnlcka,. a prominent steam
boat man some years ago, died here to.
day. ,. ~
MEMPHIS, March 1l--Captaiu Lee, Of
the steamer Phlamen, Gays the. over flow
is not as had as reported between here
and Helena, and thinks the damage will
DO comparatively light. No freshsr news
from the crevases at Sub Flower. News
from that quarter are an xiously expected
River stationary. Cloar and cool. Ar
rived-Ben FRANKLIN, Cincinnati. Depart
cd Crescent City and Scudder, New Or.
leans; Joe Kinney, Red river; Clarksville
Arkansas river; Fred Wilson, Pithbarg
Tempest, Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, March ll.--River risen
inches in the last. "a hours bot WAS sta
tionsry at 9 pm. with II feet inches il
the canal and . feet 8 inches in Indian
pass. Weather clear andcold. Arrived
| Pat Rogers, Cincinnati; Pargoud, Gin.
| oinnsti Anna, Tennessee river; Airing.
ton, Memphis; John Dippold and Sam
Clark with barges, Pittaburg. Departed
| -Psrgoud, New Orleans; Arlington, Gin
cinnati Rogers, Memphis; Dippold and
Clark with empty tarrcs, Pittsburg
John Garrett due this evening but not Ar
rived Grand Lake No 2 came in late
Tuesday evening. ...
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MARKET REPORT.

MEMPHIS, March ll.--Flour unchan-.
ed. Corn meal withdrawn ia anticipsg
ton Of higher prices. Corn in good de-
mand 15@76c. Oats unchanged. Hay
dull and dropping. Bran scarce and firm
% 90 asked in store. Provisions quiet
and unchanged.
CISCISNATI, March l.-Flour steady
Wheat firm st As. Corn G3465. Oats
sstesdy at 46@54. Ryo steady At l ola
l o. Barley dull old nominal. Oils I'M
changed. Eggs dull and declined at IA
El5. Butter easier. Cheese firm at lGI
@lGi. Pork easier at lJ@lj2j. Lard dull
and dro opinei steam S4dsl. kettle .. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders 5.@5s, clssr rib
Z spot, Z. buyers Marco; clear 8. Bacon
quiet; shoulders Gs, clear rib 81, clerr 0
Whiskey firm at 90.
New ORLEANS, March ll.--Flour good
export demand; supernne 8 co. XIX 6 al
@6 d0G7 so; family I 75@S 90. Corn
quiet at 74@75. Oats 5S(G62. Bran luie,
active and frmer at 90a9j. Hay dull and
frmor at 10 90; choice 81 90. Pork dull
at lG % Dry salt meats scarce at CLOS.
@sl Bacon dull held at 7i@sJ@9!
Hams l2l. Lard dull; tierce 1901, keg
OF. Sugar doll; common 6 fair II, fully
fair Ti@7,. Molssses choice scarce At II
Whiskey dull, Louisiana %, Cincinnati
OF Coffee 234@2,. Corn meal fcarcs
and higher at IS.
CHICAGO, March ii .--Flour steady, good
to choice shipping spring NIX . 5OS-
10. Wheat dull, unsettled and lower
No spring l n; No 2, loA; regular
lei cash; 203 April. Corn dull unset
tied and lower. No mixed Gl9 cash 81
April; now No 2 mixed 60@el. Cats
quiet and weak, strictly fresh 44i@4i1.
Rye steady. Mop, sG@sCl. Barley quiet
and unchanged. Provisions unsettled.
Pork opened 20 to 80 CENTS lowers and
closed steadier at II rs cash; IA 80 April.
Lard steady, quoted at 81 April. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders % loose; 3 r
sold At 8 packed. Bacon steady; shoulders
GO; SK $685.; S 9 9@9I.
ST. LOUIS, March ll.--Flour inactive
super 7j@G %; y 5095 To- NIX Go
6 rs; XXX 6 50@C75; Family : GOO
! 80; choice and fancy z 1909. Wheat
quiet, No 2 spring 22a@l 20; No red
fall 47@l as No 2 l 67@l co. Corn
inactive; No mixed G2A@G3c Oats
armer but not active, No mizsd 491C95O
Barley inactsve No spring. 659l CT;
No 2 FOOL 80; choice, e .s5@l 90 Rye
dun, No 2 $780, Pork dun. l69l5 90; dry
salt meats dull; shoulders. to arrive 5s@
o.; clear rib 7ac; Clear Sc: hams slc.
Bacon duh, shoulders 6sc; clear rib ssc;
clear sc packed. Lard weak, prime
steam nominal SIC. Groceries quiet. Rio
coffee 2o@S2c. Louisiana shgsr 7i@93c.
Plantation molasSes scarce 1880 CO.
Whisky duh %.