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DEATH OF SHEPHERD KNAPP.

Nav INSTRUCTION ~
DRAp DUMB. March -, 1873 y
Al the monthly meeting Of the BOsn held A day at The
NJ Christian Association the Preieat OF tbs
Road Rev d. D. in the ehaiG attention was called b.
me 10 Of Shepherd Knapp OF the o'iesS
the wherupon the following preamble aud re,oa
on offered Eaas Brooks OF the VcePreenis OF tho
Rod we're brief IRON me
NOV
r,as pleased Almighty God to take from US ne Oldest mem
Der Of our Shepherd Knapp had bern The
sve OF the Deaf AZ and Of this time
prs.iSen, and Vice President OF Of Directors
Rolred Of respect for his LONE aud atha thas
appreciation Of his al
Inc and OF the valuable afforded throaga iabsr.
perplexitT. and trouble.
Rosd That through all the changes aud ADMINISTRATIONS OF
Boart found him faithful friend and adye Commend
life good ourselves and Others desire 10
witness Of the loss experienced By lis death and especially 10 the
whose be lived and
10 nhom 70 frequently benefictor.
Ioped Of these resolutions signed by the seceary
they be pgbshed.
Signed By the Secretary. GEORGE A. hOBblNs secenry
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to-day and adjudgsd guilty Of contempt and ordered to
b. Imprisoned one day and pay lne Of e15.
Pa oers for appeal In this case bad been hlcd sev
erai A, ago. aud bonds sls0 1t stated In
ooart to- lay that Mr.. Young disclaimer any contempt
Of court bit acting by advice Of bis attorney took this
argued for twt hours, after which the decision was
given fining ana imprisonng defendant. a..
Clerk of the Court aud, accompanied by friend. was
taken 10 the Pententiry. where no Ia 20 remain for "a
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DIR. DE KOVEN'S CONFIRMATION.

REFUSAL OF THEIR CONSENT BY MAJOHrY on
TIE STANDING COMMTTrEEs-OP1NION OF CHURCH
JOURNALs-AUTHORITY or STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
There is now scarcely room for doubt that
the Rev. Dr. De Kovep. the BshOpeleo OF Illinois, VIII
not be confirmed by the Standing Committees oil tho
Episcopal Church. Up this date the 6tanding Oo"
mittees OF % dioceses have voted upon the qeson'
only OF which have voted Ia his favor The vote staho'
oil
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY AND SPAIN.

DISSATISFACTION AT BERLIN WITH TIE COURSE OF
SPAIN IN REGARD The GUSTAV.
LONDON Friday. March 1850 g. m
The Berlin correspondent OF The Daty Ne~s
reports that the German Government is irritated
at tho conduct Of Spain in the Gustav ahdir
and at the clerical leanings OF King
Afousos Minister'S He AIDES that this feeling VIII fnd
expression when tho new Spanish Minister presents bis
credentials to the l. nperOr.
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CATTLE hARKRT.

BaLrnoRu March lCArrLgA the opening Of the cattle
L.t ga. consi:rabe ACTIVITY aud prices hc
higher 70 c hin last week bat subsequently tel o.
ara tue dali last seeks prices
ao 6G7 c Gt qaltY 50Uc+ aedu n ia &C. ofti'
moot Of agG -; receipts lo93 sales los
deand at 9sG lUc; choice ~ ' ishs ana
roug hogs hard o sell. receipts, $3.50 ,.
demand ehtng Tor mdie AIDES al o0O'a Extra
7i.c., little denana receipts, y.Oou.
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DEADLOCK IN THB COTTON MARKET.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 11.-FOr two days
mast there has been almost complete deadlock In the
cotton market here, owing to general aud concerted
demand Of buyers certain conditions regarding the
reweighng of bales upon delivery which tho sellers de-
cline 10 coacede Efforts beIg made 10 adjust the
ma
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PASSENGERS LRRIHED.

PROM LIvBRrOOL-ym aeomshsp Ns OF Le~oeA. ~, y,
Turner Mss Manon L. Walker, o. Was sou w. ~ 49,,
Buos and child. John Mss Tho. c.%pe'a p.ss p,.p
Lsssn John Len.es Mr. FsmhSss A. af5 ass
Pse Walter Smith Jas. ~ Kenny, FELIX hsfh WE pesss'
Uhss Asrcnbsrg Simmons W. T. RcsL we'll Capt acatys~,
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AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

MEETING TO TAKE PLACE BETWEEN THE EMPEROR
FRANCIS JOSEPH AND KING VICTOR EMANUEL
LONDON. Friday. March IL. 1878.
A special dispatch to The Neps says the En-
peror Of Austria Will meet King Victor Emanuel at Ven
ice next month.
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UARRIEU.

COOE-HURSTA the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev
Dr. Homer Josephine. daughter Of Lewis Hurst
William A. Coos oil Of the Cty Of Brooklyn. No cards
Detroit papers please copy.
HENDERSON-KELSBi March by the Rev. Heny
D. D. j. Frsby Henderson Of Baltimore MI " Charlotte
Carolina daughter Kelsey esq Hyds PARK L.
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Corns Bunions enlarged joints hand feet cls gnsss'
loDIDB AMMONIA Dspo. 4J SxIh'
90 III a bottle. AL druggists
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PRINTING CLOTHS MAREgr.

PHoyIpxsox H. Mach li-Pliiag Cloth steadT Of bf io
Extra cast SPOT gis sad spot eoa'rie aud o. o
contracts Iunl.g Ga.l jap.
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,r,- p,.I ,.,..i. mace of The Iribune u at ] II
A"' "~e'' SuJTH sixrHSr
LEDGER BuIiingl ,,,..,u.. .. ,,...

49,. nil, IN Philsielpas the papsr ssrsd By
e.rrr. AZ tAclr resaenecs 70 ame 70 " - ~. sGi. -
,, s,sssa psSs q We ats bssS ssnsso - ssAV
be .spp.od 81 sAs s@~>
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POsr.OyyIcE. Nav YoRK err, Mar

Special Notice to the Pablic. ...,,, h..~
msble msites Of the tnrd ss
Increased ty Congcss March 4. sr.h,
per fraction thereof .saa seea
ven this once OF " A..
ing and Penode.. ses cu.trss
smplrs ccaars Sheets book Al e ne
baIhs scions ay oreaa h. fovsri m
frsesion LANES P,stnsstss
mails :. =
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Sucrlai Noilffs

Poxt.OC3cc Notice.-The MAILS FOR BUR0PB foe week
ending RpAY March 49, 1873. will this oce follow:
On TUESDAY a: ll;3) a. m on MLDssSCAf a mi -
TIlURsDAY at aud SATURDAY. al and 1880
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Information IL wanted OF FRANK BUCkn0Ur, age ~
ve, Of medium black hair ard and museSe who eh
sns sing March lo under erams,aDee: which lead TO .aps
Of foul Iy which dngs OF him have been cte
Any furnishing information dns his discovery AM se'""
Will receive reward he thanks Of bis tsthe
IL RIlCKllOur. Sing Slnk W y.
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HAVANA March 1.-THE bg Louisa from Laguns for Falmouth
England mahogany wrecked list Ala
ned here the gu n bv
the brig Argus Sor from Crenas for north Of attera III bk
IuncDe (Br). Msrseiles with ues and bcA ~
ashore at MaEEiEIlz; NO particulars
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HARVEST PROSPECTS.
In AFkansas, LOufEfHEa and Texas, il
Reported Through ths EsTCantiie
Agency Of h'Kni0p, EpraEue
d Co, New York.

NEW YORK, June I2-Our reports
this weeks are from sixteen counties il
Arkansas, sixteen in Texas, twelve in
Louisiana, and six in Nebraska.
Arkansas reports indicate large in
crease in the area under cultivation, bat
the increase Is wholly in cereals, cotton
planting in the counties reported having
fallen off The season has been back
ward, and crops are generally behind
from one to two weeks; but the Wheat
srop is assured, and will be larger than
for several years past. In corn and cot.
ton the prospects are very good, and un-
less some adverse circumstance should
intervene, the yield will be large and
the quality good; better than fCE many
years. People are encouraged, working
well, and enjoying greater prosperity
than at any time since the war.
Texas reports represent, on en- aver.
age, 10 increase in the area under Guilt
walton in cotton, but a very great in
crease in grain, The cotton crop prom
ises well, and the estimate for The pro-
duet Of the State, made st the Galveston
cotton exchange, is about the same as
last year, say three hundred aud sixty
thousand bsles. In the counties border
log on the RiOGrande, grapes are grown
70 a considerable extent, and the prom
Use is that the crop will be sbundsnt,
Wheat harvest has begun, and the crop
is very fine in quality and abundant in
quantity. The prospects for corn and
other crops are better than they have
been for yesrs, and the prosperity Of the
State, for year at least, seems to be as
sured.
Louisiana reports sn increased area
under cultivation, but no portion OF it
in cotton, Sugar cane, where not dam
aged by the overflow or the ice Of the
past season, promises an unusually large
yield of sugar. Cotton is in good cOndi-
ton, and the prospects are that the crop
from that State will be fully up to the
ususl quantity. Corn and other crops
are in excellent condition, and promise
an unusually large yield. Planters are
working more on their own resources,
and not seeking advances so largely
from their factors.
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POLICE AND FIRE sCsIP

The finance committee OF the city
council resolved, last evening, to receive
ninety thousand dollars Of the police and
fire scrip, lately issued in payment OF
merchants taxes due in November, and
as an inducement for prompt payment
of tine same to allow one and half per
cent. for each month in advance OF the
period when the tax is due. The effect
of this will be to increase the demand
for scrip and increase its price.
The above appeared in the Avalanche
OF yesterday, and, as the closing SEN
tence states, was no doubt honestly in
tended TO increase the price at which
police and fire scrip has been ruling the
past few days. But, Of course, it fell
short OF its mark. At the close Of the
day yesterday the rates were unchanged,
the price being seventy-fve cents buying
and eighty cents selling. Perhaps the
communication Of City-Attorney Han
son had the effect of q counter-irritant to
this paragraph, and so operated to bar
any increase in the price Of the much
disputed scrip. But this is mere per-
haps. For ourselves, We don't think it
had any effect. So loose, disjointed,
rambling q Letter could not affect even
an infant in the financial world. Cen
tlemen who deal in money are usually
very shrewd and deal in fsc.s, Lot
Euesses or hap-hszard statements, .or
what careless people call ground mum.
bers." They generally call for exact
figures, such, for instance, as We give
this morning, furnished by the comp
troIler-fgures which that official says
he will swear by. No, We don't think
the city attorneys letter had the weight
Of q feather on Madison street
Therefore the cause Of the continued dis
gushing condition Of scrip lies in
the dislike people have to 1t. They
know, as the APPEAL has said
time and again, that it was scrip issues
that male our city debt what it is, and
they don't want to encourage that sort
OF business. They know that if there is
any discount Of scrip it must come out
of the polieeman's pocket, who at sew
enty-five dollars per month, is poorly
enough paid without reducing it by the
exaction Of even one per cent. We are
unaIterably opposed to this scrip issue
being put upon the market by the
policemen. II scrip must be is.
sued, aud We are assured there
is no help for it, We suggest that
it would be better for the city TO
negotiate the whole amount issued,
month by month, as money is needed
10 pay the police and fremen, and bear
the loss in discount herself, paying those
worthy employees cent for cent. We
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Is.

believe that the finance committee can
make such an arrangement. The banks
are well disposed toward the city, and
will doubtless willingly take scrip that
is, by the seventy-third section Of the
new charter under which it il Issued
receivable for licenses and tax On me-
chants privileges and PeddleEs, especial
ly when they learn that on the tenth Of
January next one year Of such taxes
will be due and payable. This would be
a much more dignified transaction than
the present mode Of peddling the scrip
TO Tom, Dick and Harry, and is more
becoming a great corporation. Besides,
il would secure the police aud Ggemen
in their full dues, aud would keep the
scrip out OF the market, and so prevent
daily price being put upon the city %
credit in a disTeputsble way.
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FOREIGN TELEGRsMS.

The fire which broke out in Dublin,
Ireland, Friday night, was subdued yes
terday.
The steamer Abyssinia and Aragon,
from New York, arrived at Liverpool
yesterday.
TenDyson's new dramatic poem,
Queen Mary, has been published in the
London Times.
Five thousand casks Of liquor and
thirty.five houses were destroyed 10y
fire in Dublin, Ireland, Friday night.
A telegram from Vienna yesterday
stated that when he returns from his
visit to Warsaw, the car will pass
through Bohemia.
A telegram from Rome says that the
pope suffers much from lumbsgo, but ne
is not confined to his bed, and holds au-
diences as usual, } ct some anxiety pre-
walls.
Mr.. Furman, an American spritualist,
who professed to photograph deceased
persons, has been convicted Of sWindling
and sentenced to six months imPrIsOn-
ment in Paris.
The new circular note of the Russian
government to the powers, dated May
Goth, says that the object OF the st.
Petersburg conference is not the COnCiu-
sion Of formal international treaty. In
vitatiOns will be issued.
A telegram from Madrid, Spain, says
that General Martinez Camp3s has sue.
ceeded in crossing the river ElberO, not
withstanding the heavy fire by the
Carlists. By this movement he has es-
tablished communication with General
Jovellar, commander OF the army Of the
center.
A telegram from st. Johns, New
Brunswick, says that the liabilities Of
f. T. Jewett 81 Co. aTe nearly Sc, 900, COO
One bank holds paper to the extent Of
$3.50, 900, another $4,000, a third
S22O000, and the fourth sec, 600. The
failure is ascribed to losses of lumber,
the general depression Of trade, and en-
gagements connected with the Western
Extension railroad bonds.
Intelligence has been received from
Chin Kiang that some Of the native sol
dieTs of that place assaulted the United
States consul and his wife. Two OF
them were arrested and taken to the
British consulate, when the soldiers en-
deRvored to rescue them. The Europeans
hastily mustered and prepared TO defend
the consulate, but the Chinese authOri-
ties succeeding in quoting the mob.
The British and American CCDsuls OF
Shanghai have left Chin Kiang. The
United States man-Of-war Pslat and the
British Warship Thalia will follow.
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PERSONAL TELEGRAMS.

Governor CARRIER, Of Nebraska, left
Omaha Wednesday for California, for
the benefit of his health.
Rear-Admiral Worden and officers, OF
the American squadron, had an audience
with the crown prince in Berlin, We'd
nesday.
The death OF Rev. William ATnOtt,
an eminent authoT and divine, took
place on the third instant, at his resi-
dence in Edinburgh, Scotland.
William Miller was nominsted for
Ohio State senator at the senatorial con-
vention OF the twelfth district, which
met in Columbus, Ohio. Wednesday.
Tsppsn Wentworth, Of Lowell, who
died in Hanover on the thirteenth in
slant, had just bequeathed the bulk of
his property to Dartmouth college. The
bequest is estimated ct one hundred and
fifty thousand dollsrs.
By direction of the Presi, 3nt, the
name of General A. @. Lawrence, OF
Rhode Island, has been substituted for
that of Colonel James r. .. Bsrne, and
the name of w. c. Ashley, Of Nebraska,
added to the Sioux commissioners.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.


No. 1880, r. Dat the rules of the First Chan
Gerry Court OF Memphis, June IS, 1875, the
Court beingin session-Lucinda a. Brides e
al VS., T. b. billiard, admir-, ct al.
1t appearing from the bill and from the an,
sEer Of A. j. Black that the heirs OF W. B
Craig one OF the heirs of James Craig, de
ceased, are the following persons, viz A. V
Walker, now married to H. W. Walker, Car
RE Craig, married to Thomas CooPwood, M
b. Craig, living in Texas, W. ). Craig, minor
aged about 10 years, living in Mississippi, and
BlOunt Craig, aged about 8 years, living in
Mississippi; that all OF said named parties are
defendants to this bill, and that they are all
nOn-reSidents of Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Mem
phis Appeal, requiring said parties to enter
their appearance and plead to, demur and
answer said bill by the first Monday in OctO-
Der, otherwise said cause will be set down for
hearing eXparte on order pro cOnfessO. The
bill is for settlement Of the estate of James
Craig, deceased, in the hands of ThOs. B. Dill.
lard, administrator, TO be administered, and
for distribution of the estate and money to
the heirs of James Craig, and charges that the
ancestor Of the above named defendants, ".
3. Craig, had already received over his share
OfSaid estate, and that the entire funds in
Tennessee belong TO the cOmplainants and
Walter E. Block, the sole heir Of Thomas G.
Keith, deceased.
This June 10, 1875.
a copy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
By K, J, Black, d. 9, and N,
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DIED.

HERBERS-On Friday evening, June 18th,
at 63 o'clock, in her 4Sth year, Mrs. GATHER
INE HERBERs, mother Of q. d. Herbers.
Friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend her funeral this sun
DAY. morning at 80 o'clock, from the resi-
dence on Bass avenue. Solemn Tequium mass
at st. Mary's German Catholic church, corner
Market and Third streets, at 10 o'clock.
NEY-On Saturday evening, June 18th,
EMMA NEY, aged 212 years.
Friends and acquaintance OF Jacob aud
Christina Ney, are invited to attend the
funeral of their daughter, EMMA, this sun
DAY afternoon at o'clock, from No. 81 o YER
street
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wEArnER PRoRAsmIrIEs.

wAsHINGTOsE. June ~, l an.
For me Ohio GALLEY, Tennessee and
the upper takes, stationary or failing 6d-
TOmeter, northeast to southeast tciyldS,
7r1mer, partly cloudy lCeatheT, and &C.
clsiOnal rain IN East Tennessee.
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Petitions for Office

WASHINGTON, D. C., June l6.-Com-
missioner Pratt is over buTaened with
applications for appointments. Petit
lions come from all parts Of the Union,
and are for offices under the revenue
bureau, from the highest to the lowest
I orrgla
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Instructions have been prepared at the
interior department for the Sioux COM
mission, composed Of Rev. 5. D. Hin.
man, A. ComingO and W. II. Ashby,
with J. d. Collins as secretary, who are
to visit the agencies Of the Sioux inter-
ested in the negotiation, beginning with
Red Cloud, for the purpose Of laying be-
fore the Indians the wishes of the gov
eminent respecting the desired cession
Of the Black Hills country and their
rights in the Big Horn mountains, and
also to invite them to grand council.
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A telegram from New Orleans says
that the tax resisters, having failed
der the name OF the PTopeTty-holders
union, and are now exercising their
baneful influence in the obstruction Of
the collection of the city taxes.
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Sc. Or net S47, l54 I3
Il. above makes a better exhibit by
the ding amount 81 S2,652, 645 81 than
tie, a tOruey-g genera made in his COM
mU jcatiOn to tie AUnidHche of yester-
day, and viii no doubt be very accept.
able to our Taxpayers SO a complete
statement Of our financial condition.
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WEIRs BRIDGE, n. Y, June IS
Frank L. Dow, Charles l.. Ssnborn,
and Edward NJ. Richardson were
drowned in Lake Winnepisogee, yester-
day, by the cspsizing OF their boat.
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The Mayor end the City Attorney Inter
viewed Yesterday in Regard 10
The dRHdsmuses and
City finances.
Rich Reading for TsX.Payers-BarsOn
Ssys BE always Favored Com.
pr5uise-Jhe Extra At
JCrBey Business.
Hanson on Investigation Of Departments
What Mayor League Knows About
the CITY Attorneys Change
OF Mind

His HOnor's Opinion OF the Finance
COmmittee-The General Council
Resolved on EcO3OmY-The AS
sets AID Liabilities OF the
City TO May 3Est.
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"for general purposes, '.............s 679,8l6 II
Past-due taxes due prior TO 1879
for interest 2S7,85I 70
Bills recei vsble (notes OF Galloway,
Hampton & Co).......................... 1873 81
Uniteu states government, on ac-
count Of marines.,....... ...... ......... 1918
Coupon interest, due by Charleston
railroad stock purchasers........-... 73,lO4 81
Robertson TOPp, mortgage on Gayo-
so house. 5000
City treasurer, cash on hand........... 35,Olg %
PaSt-due muRddHIJLs taxes (tor
Brown, judgmenp II7,79I IS
Past-due REIN bursting taxes for
NicOlsOn pavement debt. l26, O65 81
Total for reduction of floating
,I33,OO7 Is
TIE G752 POS 80
To- ,522,352 ~
!" # l,6I5r2Jo 80
= - of habIIitIe. over as
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PaYlng receipts, cerIlncaJeS OF IN
debtedness or Change warrants
seven Years due....................... 734,957 Os
Total floating Sol SCI 81
Total liabilities, Including the TIE.
Brown Judgment and Nicholson
pavement debt. never before in -
GUIDED D<ZTO0L %
Assets for Reduction Of Bonded Debt.
lg2 bonds due by purchasers of
city's stock in Memphis and
Charleston ailroad......................S lS2O0S
Is bonds issued in 1863 as collateral
Tor city notes, which are included
in bilis payable. 5000
Past-due sinking fund TAKES. 1888 "
Cash on hand of sinking fund COM
missioners........... 9,Sls IA
Total for reduction of bonded
242,2OI .
For Reduction Of Floating Debt.
Past-due taxes due prior 70 lS75l
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For Reduction Of Floating Debt.
Past-due taxes (due prior 10 1870
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Total for reduction of bonded
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.''---ss.ss..ssss s-..s--.-S' ~ - osVoN gu
Company, the Royal" owes q
its Kentucky business, where,
rates with well known Com
are now only equaled by one
TOUT refereu Ces to Liverpool or
Louisville Genera Agency.
,ruer Main and Sixth Streets.
Tenn.
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90 81 Chirens Linen Dresses
81 Ice, 81 %, 81 50, 81 Chen .Piq Dresses 50 so and
upward. ParasOs, Trimmings Hosiery, etc. Ladies'
Chndren's al prices
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s1acl& WOOL GrSnad1ne. CSC
Fancy Grenadines 25 s5e.
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no ] 1 tqs aa9 Sr Summer Goods 10" prices will clear W"
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large lns of Linen Lawns, formerly % and 3Oe at Zoe
Linen lawns fine quality, 25c; formerly 4Oc.