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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rsJ-THE HEADQUARTERS FOR BAR
49, GAINS.
CHEAP GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
DRY GOODS WERE MEYER IS CHEAP BIZ
FORE.

CHEAP GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
DRY GOODS WERE NEVER IS CHEAP BIZ
FORE.
CHECKED aud STRIPED SILKS at SOC. yard
worth 75c., al soc. worth Soc, at 75c. worth
BLACK GRos-GBATy SILK at ~ worth sl.3j,
atsl.25 worth LIS, ~ : 30 worth -;
BLACK EHADAMA at sl.2J worth tl.73;
COLORED GKos-GRAIN slLh IN all the ne"
shades az & 2j worth sl.7J;
NUNS YELLING az 25c. worth 3Jc;
ALBATROss, BENGALINE, and BElGLs IN all
~ Tie new coiOis;
JERSEY JACKETS Of The --latest styles; 70
BLACK CASHMERfS nj ~ :. 20. %. 80, 49, 30,
a. Soc and ND to 4 % n yard. the best value
ever ofcrcd--money can BE- sayed by buying Of
LINEN TABLE-DhMAsK a, 3jc. yard worth
soc AT 80 worth 05c., ~ 90 worth s1c-al-p
at 75c., ~, SIPS, $3.50 sL75' and - all
LINEN MIX Ns At 80, 75c ~, $50, sI.7J,
81, and up 10 f6 per dozen;
LINEN DRGGGEr, 2H yards WIDE at VI yard
LAR RSfs' 6;itciTEg'bA5AsK TOWELS at sI.2O
ExffiRi% TIKI ~2fG bAMAsK TOWELS at ioc.
HUCKABACk TOWELS. iargo size, IN pure
linen, IT tl.j0 a dozen worth ~, q, - worth
cRksiI T0wELLlNG at 5.G.ss. 10, l2H. and
uD 10 2lc. yard
LINON DE DkCCA at Ice. yard worth l5c ~
l6l worth DC. 40 20 worth jyc' al 20 ""'N'
35c.:
CHECKED MUSLISS 90 : 20. worth lZEc.' a. 10
worth BE. 40 ~. worth lSc.' az loa "orlh
2Jc.:
LACE-STRIPED MUSLIN az l0c. worm Z'f.'
STRIPED MUSLIN. very Bue. 20 Ia worm Iuc,,
SWISS MUSLIN az sc. worth 2oc.' az lfc' "ui"h
soc. ~ Dc. worth iic.. .
IfsI.E-TUREAD GLOVES AZ Ice. worth 25c.-
thee gloves are stitched Win Sin ana nave
three pearl buttons: . -.
EIGHT ITTON-LENGIH MOI sol fiAi"h
KID GLOVES % soc. worth sl.5O;
LITE-tfDOA AID tslflk - NJ fuEs
worth 5I.25: ,,
CORSEr> OF every description some entirely ne"
sf,lcsl-see our 30. 90. Zoe. ANA ~ quantities.
rs well q. TIE finer styles; .,...
4 farce stock of GOODS FOR BOYS aud NEN.s
WEAI,-sce our cheap CAH~lhtkL>' lkl-
co.'s. TN EEDS. DRILLS. &C.;
PARASOl.S in great variety made expressly Tor
u.-our assortment is large and oar price are
the lowest for fr-t-Clas- goods.
LEVY. DAVIS s. DRAKE.
1917 and 1919 Mdn s'rcrt
ap 10 l'irNh'nH' Va
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We have received the Nos. for both
April and May lin one OF the Southern
Historical Society Papers. The first art
Gle is worth the price of the No. Rev. }.
WILLIAM JONES, ID. d., Richmond, editor
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At the same time all must admit that MIR.
Randall has no equal in either party in the
qualities which fit men for the Office OF
Speaker. Richmond Dispatch.
The Dispatch takes RandalPs measure to
q dot. lie is preeminently the best equip
ped man for the speakership Of the House.
He has the ability, the nerve, the eXpe-
rience, the audacity, the courage, the ply
steal endurance. No other man whose
name has been mentioned in connection
with the speakership possesses all these
qualifications. blackburn comes the near
est, and but for lack Of that equilibrium
which is so indispensable in the admins
tration of the office he would tower above
them all. Blackburn is brilliant, but rash
and unsteady Greensbor0'(N. CO. Patriot.
RANDALL has all the qualifications cata-
logued 10y the Patriot, and the additional
one that he is in favor with the working
classes. Not Virginia, nor West Virginia
nor any other State, could be frightened
into voting against the Democratic party
lea by RANDALL. Everybody has conf
dence in his wisdom.
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Richmond has, by police census just
taker,. over seventy-one thousand inhabi-
tants, against sixty-three thousand and six
hundred according 10 the United States
enumeration IN June, 1880. AT this rate
she viii closely approach one hundred
thousand in 1890. What city she would
be with twenty-five feet water TO the sea
And she might get that In three years
Winchester Ne,es.
And she must have II.
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The Philadelphia Times copies in fullthe
North Carolina Democratic platform, which
we REPRODUCED last week, as being ga pa
triotic and safe platform" covering every
vital national issue that is to enter into the
contest next year." That platform Is as
follows:
I" RcSOlUcd. That we are in favor OF the
entire and immediate abolition OF the W.
fernalTcyenue system, with its attendant
corrupticus. and that we denounce the
present natel tariff laws as grossly unequal,
unjust, and VICIOUS. We favor such q re-
vision Of the tariff rs will produce rcye-
nue. sufficient for the economical support
OF the Government, with such incidental
protection rs viii give TO domestic manu-
fact,lres fair competition with those o!
foreign production. That there should he
an immediate repeal of all laws imposing
direct tax for the support OF the Govern
ment OF the United States"
The Tines adds that the party
that declares in 1884 for a tariff that
"will produce a revenue sufficient for
the economical support OF the Government,
with such Incidental protection as will give
TO domestic manufactures fair COMPETE
ton with those OF foreign production"
will win the presidential battle. unless its
candidates shall be unworthy Of public
trust.
We quote its closing paragraph:
..The winning platform for 1884 will be
the absolute repeal OF the whole costly.
corrupt. and cumbrOus internal-revenue
system and a revenue tariff with just incl
dental protection to domestic industry.
Republicanism dare not 90 farther than
that; Democracy dare not stop short OF it."
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The Wheeling Register copies para
graph from our correspondent r. II. G.'s
remarks on the tariff question.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nJ BARGAIN WEEK
an svrfr pROTHERa-,

SPECIAL SALE OF BONNET BLACK Sins
a4-isch wide 81. former price ti:33 Si, ,von
wide Al. Is, former price sl5O zf.insn VII Viz
:2S, former price price si7 81 aiinch Vide
sii..775. former price 1928; zi-inch VIDE W.
former ,aas p r1i 5; ffIn GRos-GRAIN SILK at
prices 81, sl.25, and $3.50. we have never eI
offered I'm our coored-slk gip 3g snoA sc-
cure dress from this lot.
one lot Of 8 pieces SUMMER Sims - DG oi0se'
out al from as TO 6Oc.. much below their regu-
f ,sr y pieces of BLACK BROCADEs-bcen sell
Ing at CSC. now 4Oc. .
10 nieces BLACK BROCADES-becn selling az
81 and $3.50, now sl.2j and sL75.
SO pieces COLeRED SATIN, newest shades, at
IS, 70, and soc.
BLACK-GOODs DEPARTMENT
10 pleces AlL-WOOL FRENCH CASHMERE at
4Oc. per yard. These goods are excellent value,
sold All over for soc. per yard.
20 pieces LUPlN's. FRENCH CASHMERE az
coo. per yard, former price Sc Itis we
consider 10 be one Of the greatest bargains we
have ever offered ~ Black Cashmere.
20 pieces 44-inch NUNS YELLING az Soc. Per
yard. These goods have never been offered at
10 1 piec ,s' 4iinch FRENCH FoULE at 7oc
never been sold In this city for less than ~ per
10 pieces 4s-inch ALL-WOOL BUNTING at
35c.. original price 624c. per yard.
IN COLORED DRESS GOODS
We are displaying many new styles IN Caec ,
stripes. and Brocade effects. We VIII oiicr rs
spccial barZans | ease Pm-Checks ~ l24c.
been selling at DC: case striped silA-a,a-
Wool at l2hc., been selling at JOc.; / case Au-
,,ista Cloth al l2xc.. been selling at Zoe; and
many other new and desirable goods.
100 pieces NEW MArTINGS Just opened from
I2k To- Ace. per yard. -. ,,oo,e ,
An immense stock Of NEW PARASOLs ana
SUN-TSIBRELLAS at all prices. .
We have lust received one lot Of CAsSlMtKtN
from a large New York sale. which are wei
worth the Inspection Of al In need 81 such
goods. rs we guarantee 10 save you money. -,
In our LACE AND EMBROIDERY DtPART-
AlEET we show al the newest designs, ranging
in quality from the cheapest 10 the hnest'
amongst them You win find some Colorcd lam
hurgs at and Sc. per yard, been selliHg AT
and SC. 80
4 real bargain I'm 500 dozen Ladies and Gentle,
mems Handkorchiefs: so dozen Isle Thread
Gloves at Toe. pair. been selling At Zoe 0uO
pair NIOusquctMre Kid Gloves, c-bltton ichHn''
al 62hc been selling at Al; al ia" newest styles
Of Lisle and Jersey Gloves Q large 10y OF ,adies
Tndcr,year &c SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch House 500 Main street. ap l3-eod
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Messrs. WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co. have
favored us with the May No. of Harper'S
H0g1ziDP
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Died. I'm this city mt 10 o'clock on sauurany
night AN instant, Judge CHARLEiss sp no. Of his
late Of Loudvun county, ~ q, ne me,n
Funeral from Grace-Str ct PresDy,eylh'ui All I'm.
at O'clock MONDAY AFTERNOON lo'' '"-
slant.
Died, at 722 west Marshall street, 2. trSGLE:
aged ihirtv-seye Years aud two months. :. NJ
Funeral from 1t. Marks church MONDAh a' 81
O'Clock J.. II.
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~ REMEMBER THAT MRS. CARO-
LINE IONS BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, with
FOUR ACRES OF LAND. ON the Grove road,
will bc sold 1t auction, on the premises. on SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON. April 2tst,at s.. O'Clock.
W. GODDIN x son, Auctionecrs.
ap 12,lJ,l7,19&2l
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ANgSETESTS.

K r01''00''" III '''''
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
APRIL 18TH, 2GTH, AND 2lST.
Farewell tour previous 10 her departure for Eu-
rope Of eyerybody's f1yOrite, Little
MINNIE PALMER
a. TINA I'm William Gill's successful comedy. re-
Yised. rewritten. and entitled
MY SWEETHEART.
Other characters by
JOHN Il. ROGERS'S COMEDY COMPANY
and the p0pnlaI comedians. T. }. HAWKINS and
CTS BRUNO. including New Music, Mirih, Mis-
chief, songs. Duets. Dances. &c.
Prices as usual. Reserved seats At Theatre and
Ramos q Moses. Box-shcet open TUESDAY at
Q \. VI. ap l0-ltf
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VA April >, 1888.

RICHMOND. VA. April >, 1883.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
N STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
VIRGINIA WOODEN MILLS viii be held at
the Office of the Virginia Home Insurance Com
pany. No IOli east Main street. on MONDAY,
\ Oril ] g. Ssh. M IL O'Clock NJ for The purpose
Of considering the adyisabil.ty Of increasing the
captal stock of the company.
i}y order of Nr. LEWIS BOOKER. Vice. PRESIDENT
L. II. BASKERVILLE.
ap 5,7IO.I2&I5E Secretary.
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A REMNRkABLE REMFDY.

\ NJ VI \ iNtA4A1Iis kistlalf
~ MORlSON's (ENGLl>H PILLS.
STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEY. OR BLADDER
DISORDERS; JAi NDloF, SICK HEADACHE,
CNlLLc. NALhllA.INDlGESIlO AID
tOSIlfEN U.s. ENTIRELY CURED
DVspspSi0.-"l TOOK Norson's Piis Tor Dy--
pcpsii, and Was cured. I believe would NOT now
DC living but for using hem. jCHN T. >CBLEIr,'
Hardware Merchant. Richmond. "a.
LITER used NorlsIu'- lilis fIr my liver.
and consider them t1 Le worth fh'ir weight in
gold. They did nae q great deal OF good. l.. L.
MINSTON." sheriff - oiNrC, Richmond, Va.
Upon receipt ~ Il they Hill Le mailed FIRE %
any address IN or ont Of tuc ciiy. M.~.flL' HER,
Agent. Broad and Pine Streets Richmond Va.
APP l3
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r17~ y0rryG NEWS CHRISTIAN As

WI TVN-NN' II ~ - ,,--.,.,t,,
ISOLATION (corncr Of Fourth and Franklin
streots).-song service, for men only EVERY W
DAY at 4 o'clock l.. NJ; Young mems mec''ns
MONDAY EVENINGS at $50; Secretary con'e'.
satIonal Bible class THURSDAY E'EN'N'o ~
$40 Bible reading, for boys, on TuEspAh Eve
SINGs 81 o'clock.
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EECvEl RES.

LECTURES.
ZION. :. :. cox
IA WILL LECTURE OF
AFRICAN III L NOR
At
MOZAIT HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL l7TH,
at S:l5 o'clock.
Proceeds for the Joint benefit of
TIE BAPTIST HOME FOR AGED WOMEN
AND
THE GOVERNORS GUARD
or TIE
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT
ADMISSION. 80 CENTS; 25c. extra for re-
served seats. which may he had al &. +. john
stOn's. Tickets for sale by e. +. Johnston. ana any
member OF the committee.
COMMITTEE or AHHANGMENTS-J. !. EllYson
c. Mccarthy, f. II. Elicit Captain j. II. Parater
Colonel &. j. Anderson. Lieutcnan Colonel doc
Lane stern. and Major James -. Patton.
NH 25-eodtd
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n EETISGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-Members "a
MI of AMITY LODGE, No. 20. A. Y.x.HN<
NJ. are requested t. attend stated com; ~
mnnIcatioA OF their Lodge at We,t-End. y
Hall MONDAY EVENING. April loth, ~
o'clock Members Of sister lodges ana ransiehI
brcihrcn are fraicrnally invited to attend.
JOY oiu'i " '"' u. +. STEPHENSON, p
1s,,. secretary.
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rr,UE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
INC or MAIN-STREET CHURCH BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION will be held at the church on
TUESDAY, April 9TH, at ; o'clock J. VI. Mem
bes are earnestly requested to be present. rs Oisl
purchase of a permanent place OF worship WIZ DC
before tho meeting We also cordially invite al
friends of the Association who feel an Interest IN
The object. n has In view 10 be present.
Rcepcctfully. T. j. BONLES, Secretary.
: D. WALDROP President. ap lj-2t~
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TONE CILCLE.--A COUNCIL OF
i 4 this order will be instituted on MONDAY,
lGth instant, az u. NJ. in schiller Hall, GuO east
Broad street. All chartcr-memhcrs are very elrn-
cstly requested To be present. will be ut HE hall
at and after 81. i. VI. - . . 1880
ap l5-ltA THOMAS JAChsON.
IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE
i ANNUAL MEETING IO-DAl.-Tle annual
mcefIng Of the RICHMOND BRANCH IRISH
NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE for The election Of
officer will take place III Cathedral Hall at L. VI.
TODAY. Members will please take notice ana
attend. by order OF the President
an l5-ltk i. KEENAN,, Secretary.
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rhe great furorc created At orr house last week
was not due % the medium Of advertisements
GOODS AND PRICES
MUST SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
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a. W ! y Z : .
DEgGs, MEDICINES. &c.
DoG-scRATcHEs.
,DsEER's corr DE MAIN.

one application only warranted 10 cure.
Price, 30 cents per box. Prepared by :. +.
DOVE. sold 10y PURCELL. IADD * CO..
z. ROBERTS BAKER.
ap lO-TuGSu2t p. r.. TAYLOR & 90.
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ry SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth strcets).-Rey. W. W.
LANpRUM will preach on SUNDAY nj III N W.
and NJ. lie will deliver the annual sermon
before the woman's Missionary society. ~
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-03
Retail Market.

1.-THE following shows the prices for which the
articles named sold the day before publication:
Messina oranges retail at S5c040c per dozen
Lemons, SOC per doz. Bananas, scarce, 75c per
doz. New lettuce sellingat 75c per dog. Apples
s4.00@4.50. Early Rose potatoes, Use per bu;
others, 75c. Onions, 75c per bu. Cab
bage 15c per head. Oysters per can,
Standards, acc; selects Soc; Gems of the
Ocean 55c. Granulated sugar in rs ID.
packages, l0c; powdered, lie; cat loaf, lie;
crushe 4, 16c;Ext. c., ;YelowC, ;brown
7c; Minnesota, 10c. Best o. G. Java coffee,
ss116 best Mocha, 9815c; best Rio, 2215c. Best
teas, Eng. breakfast, 81 per Ib; best Young
Tyson, 81 per Id; best Gun Powder, S1.2O per
Ib.; best japan, Soc: best Basket fired Japan,
S5c. Sweet potatoes, lbs. for Csc. Orange Bios
som -four, 100 per cwt; Pillsbury's best, $500
per cwt.; Straight, 1926. Eggs, zoe per dOz.;
fresh, 25c.
Meats-sirloin and porter house steak,
18c; rib roasts, 15c; cuck roasts, 1271c mutton
chops, l8c; fore quarter, 15c; round steak, 15c;
shoulder, 12116c; veal, 15@1sc; pork chops, 15c;
pork roasts, I5c; ham, Is; bacon and dry bacon,
l5c; shoulders, 1910; corn beef, 9@1Oc; sausage
pork, l5c; smoked sausage, 15c; lard in jars,
l5c; per single h., 15c; in kegs, 1216c; dried
| beef, 15c.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-03
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.]
Vacation Of Alley in Block 4, Palaee
Addition, and Block l5,rrHOlC0mDG's
Addition.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, J
ST.. Paul, MINI, April 10, 1889. !

Whereas petition has been fled in this Office,
as provided by law by order of the Common
Council of the City of Saint Paul, asking for the
vacation of the alley in block number four 81
Palace addition and also the alley in block num-
Der fifteen (15) Holcombe's addition, all in the
City of Saint Paul, MINI. And whereas, the pc
tltioners state that they are the owners of a ma
jority of the property on the line of said alleys,
and that the object and reason of the vacation
asked for, is to enable the petitioners to rear
range said block four y, so as to have the lots
in said block extend from Summit to Portland
avenues, and that the alley in said block Is does
not conform to or connect with any alley what
ever, except the alley in said block four, and is
of no use to the public, etc.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given that said
petition will be heard and considered by the
Common Council of the City of st. Paul, or a
committee to be appointed by them, on Tuesday,
the 9th day of June, A. D. 1883, at 1880 O'Clock
p. m, at the Council Chamber in the City Hall.
By order of Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
lOl-wed-5w City Clerk.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-03
FINANCE & COMMERCE.
Board of Trade.

ST. PAUL, May 3, 1883.-There was a
little more activity on the market yester-
day than on the preceding day though
prices were not materially changed, Oats,
corn and eggs receiving rather the most
attention. The following are the quota
tons:
WHEAT-No. 1 hard, $1.1115 bid, $1.14
asked; May $1.15 asked; No, 2 hard $1.07
bid, $1.10 asked; No. 2$1 bid, $1.O3 asked
CoRN-No. 2, sic asked; May sic asked;
June SIC asked; new mixed 45c bid, 48c
asked.
Oats-No. 2 mixed, 4o1s bid, 41c asked;
May 1870 bid 41c asked; June 40c bid,
42c asked; July 35c bid, 40c asked; year
32c bid, $50 asked; No. mixed, 38o bid;
No. 2 white, 411ac bid, 43c asked; No. 8
white, 1870.
BAR1EY-No. 2, Csc; No. 3, extra 55c;
No. 3 45c to 47c.
aERYE-No. 2, Acc.
GROUND FRED-$20.
BRAN-Sacked, $1,000.
BA1ED HAY-$8.50.
TIMOTHY SEED-$1.55.
CLOVER SBED--S8.
PoTAToEs-30c.
EGGs-14c bid, 1870 asked.
Sales-1 car No. mixed oats 41c; car
No. 2 corn sic; car new mixed corn Acc;
80 bushels clover seed $3.50; % cases eggs,
$40; car No. white oats, 42c; 1 car feed,
$40; l car K. D. feed, $21; cars bran,
(bulk) SO.
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Receipts and Shipments .

The following are the receipts and
shipments for the past twenty-four
hours:
Receipts-Oats 8; barley 1; -four 6;
feed 2; bran 3; hay 5; cattle 5; horses
and mules 1; pork IA; hides 1; lumber 8S;
coal SO; wood 46; merchandise So; piles
IL; brick 16; lime 6; stone z; pig iron 6;
railroad iron and rails 3; fruit l. beef l.;
bacon 2; sundries As; oil 5. Total 462
cars.
Shipments-Wheat Is cars; corn 8; oats
l; -four 8; potatoes l.; cattle 4; horses and
mules 3; hides L; lumber IL; coal 50;
nerchandise SO; piles 4; brick 2; cement 4 !;
lime 2; stone 4; railroad iron and rails 4;
beet L; sundries IS; oil q; emigrants' moS
yables s. Total 255 cars.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-03
QUALIFICATIONS OF A DRUG CLERK

SeasonaOIe Suggestions for Ft@Sy artists.
''Want to hire a drug clerk?" asked a
bright-eyed youth, stepping into the Of
fee of a prominent apOthecary on Dear
born street.
care you a competent mani" inquired
the proprietor, rising and closing the door
with an air of secrecy.
'Well, 1 should say yes" replied the
youth.
''Had any experience?"
''Three years"
''Where?"
SIN Milwaukee"
"Ahem-what would you do for a plain
wink at the soda fountains"
Dash with sour-mash."
1.-TWO short winks and the tongue in the
left cheek?"
Fill the glass half full with Jamaica
rum"
in case a man calls for banana syrup
with doleful look, and his hand on his
watch pocket?"
"Give him cognac and ginger"
"Three winks and jerk over the left
shoulder with the thumb?"
''Put in Old Tom gin, and have the same
ready for the friend of the mans, who will
be in directly"
"What if the man says 'Baraboo' and
spits to the left?''
Gill the old crock dashed with pepper
mint and tansy.
''The examination is satisfactory, Yor
may come on in the morning. The new in
ternational code of signals is not published
yet. If any change is made will give yoI
key. We have to be very strict in the ex
animation of prescription clerks, where TIT
health, yes, even the lives of individu ali
are at stake''- Chicago Ckeek.
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Financial and Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, May Al a. m.-Stocks
opened irregular but the changes were unim-
portant. Since the opening the market has
been quiet but strong and at IL o'clock recorded
an advance ranging from 14@1 per cent, in
which Denver & Rio Grande, New Jersey Central
and New York Central were the leading features.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Prime mercantile paper GOT per cent. Bar
silver, $1.0a34. Sterling exchange steady at
S4.S2M long, S4.8515 sight.
Unchanged.
State Securities-Neglected.
Bonds-Railroad bonds quiet.
Stocks-Dun and at IL o'clock became weak
and prices sold off 15@3s per cent, led by
Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific preferred and Den
yer & Rio Grande, but at noon most of the de-
cline was recovered and the market was firm.
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Chicago Produce Market.


CHICAGO, May 2.-ElOur quiet and IN
changed; spring wheat 3.50@5.00; Minnesota
S.50@425; bakers 4.25@5.75; patents 6.00@
7.50; winter wheat 4.O0@600. Wheat, regular
unsettled and generally higher; 1.1275 May;
1.15Y August; 1.15A September; .l115@1.115s
year; No. 2 Chicago spring .l2@1.l21a; No.
8 Chicago spring 95c; NO. red winter l. 1871.
Corn in good demand for future delivery; gen.
orally unchanged; some sales rather lower; 5515c
cash and May; 57ss@5715c June; 5S@597sc
July; 1890 August; 51T@52c year. Oats,
options higher; cash steady; 41Xc cash. 42Ac
May; 4Sc June; 42sz@42%c July; 35h@355Sc
August; $3.50 year. Bye quiet but steady; Gle.
Barley dull; 80@83c. Flax seed dull; 1.43@
LA. Pork active but lower; Is. 40@l9. IS cash;
1910 May; 19.5o@19. 521S June; 19.70@l9. 72k
July; 19.80@19.85 August; II 20 year. Lard
active and shade lower; I1.65g1; 67A cash cas-
and May; 11.75911.7715 June; I1.85@11.8716
year. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders
500; short ribs 1850; do clear 1890. Butter
quiet and unchanged; creamery 1920; dairy
13@22c. Eggs in fair demand. Whisky steady
and unchanged; 1.16. Freights, corn to Buffalo
SIC.
Call-Wheat active, firm and higher; l. 12A
May; Is June; 1.l65s@1. 16% July; l.15N
August. Corn, demand active and prices ad-
vanced go May and 80 June and July. Oats
active and higher; 424@4216c May; SA@4S3sc
June; 437s@4S4c July; S6c August. Pork in
fair demand; 1910 May; 1885 June; 10. 9215
July; 19.s219@19.85 August. Lard steady and
bbls of -four; $4,000 bushels of wheat; III, 900
bushels of CORN 137, 900 bushels of oats; %, 600
bushels of rye; 5000 bushels of barley. Ship
ments omitted
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A WorldIy-Mlnded Woman.
Texas Siftings

A fashionable Austin lady, who is in the
habit of attending church very regularly
in order to show off her fnery, was unable
to do so for several successive Sundays
during the past winter on account of rain.
She was very much disguised, and when
her pastor called to make his usual pastor
al visit, and told her that heaven was one
eternal Sabbath, she got as mad as a wet
hen, and said angrily:
''Then I don't care to go to no snch
place when I die. l want to go to some
place where it don't rain all the time. |
want to go to place where you can show
off your clothes"
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Committee APPOINTED.

On motion the following persons were
appointed a committee to serve with a
similar committee appointed by the cham
Der of commerce and citizens committee,
in making the necessary arrangements for
the reception and entertainment of the
American Society of Civil Engineers who
are to hold their annual meeting at st.
Paul, June 20, 81 and %: w. A. Van Slyke,
j. P. Hoxsie and L. A. Gilbert.