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CHiCAGo, July 81, The attendance at
the Chicago Driving park races was very
good; track very heavy; weather very
fine.
First Race -One mile; Neighbor won
by one length; Centerville, second (;
Ascoli Poor, third. Time l;5g3.
Second Race Ono and onc-cighth mile ;
Hydcrahad took the lead, was never
headed and won i'm canter by four
lengths; Nodaway, second; Scout,
third. Time 2;l5.
Third Race Threc-fourths of mile;
Census took the lead early, was mover
headed and won easy by two lengths
Court Bar, second; Lady Lake, close,
/ third. Time l:23l,.
Fourth Racc-Onc mile, for beaten
horses: Australian won easily 10y three
| lengths; TriN, second; no third.
/ Fifth Race Half mile heats; first heat
/ rlausitnan won, two lengths ahead OF
/ T., y. O., second; Wellington, third
| rimo-li&..
Second heat: TranSitman won; two
( lengths ahead of Wellington, second
=. u. O., u poor third Tune j2A.
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Conductor. must be Kent BUSY.

Under the head of the evolution of
conductors, the Hartford Courant begs
COR the good old methods of railroading,
when the passenger was suffered to re
pose quietly after having displayed his
ticket once. The check given i'm OK
change, on the diverse of which was the
conductors name, On the reverse u table
OF distances, was pleasantly and easily
disposed of i'm the hat band or the back
Of the seat i'm front. At the end of the
trip the conductor gathered in
these instructive slips, and the pass
ruger, waking from his long nap,
aliuhted content with himself and all
the rest OfthC world, Now he buys his
ticket, II triiling and sometimes NlmuS
invisible card, and taking great care not
To lose It i'm the depths OF his ticket
pocket, settles down to silence and sleep.
The conductor rudely diSturbS his dream
before the first ilag station Is reached,
and punching the pastehUards hurriedly
with q die representing an old hat or u
shoe, a crescent or u heart, he passes on
half willing, half 10th, to take the ticket
with him, hut finally deciding 70 leave
it. The passenger settles himself again
! hut ut the next station, dozen mile
away, though he tries to keep the card
| board in sight, he is again reused ~
that the conductor may decorate thu
ticket with another old hat or crescent
Thus IL traveller travels, say seventy
| live miles upon an accommodation train
/ he Is liable to dozen or more of theS,
/ Interruptions, Introduced apparently fo
the sole purpose of keeping the conduc
tor busy,
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AUSTIN, July 3l.-[Special.l Receipts
At the Secretary OF States Office for the
month are $l672.
Receipts at the Treasury on land notes
gnder the old law of school land,
hos, principal and interest $l2,40l.
University land, 1881 principal, $27i
interest.
Asylum lands, $l,o6l principal, 1891
9ngrest.
IHal interest received on land notes,
szs5s.Ei0. against S33692 last month.
Deposited by Land Board for the
month from sales and leases, $4,000, an
excess over last month of $1,000.
Bids to lease and purchase lands were
eceIVed today lrom Preside, Jones
\nsou, Edwards, Calhoun, Shackelioro
and Kerr counties.
the demand both to purchase ant
ease exceeding the expectation of tn,
Board.
General revenues paid in to-day
| 10000.
Assessments received to-day show tn,
! blowing increase: Archcrcounty,$ lS1,
81; Gillespie, $27l,GlS; san Patricio
| ij,Ij6; karncs, decrease, SG3,6S5.
! Returns of sixty counties show an i'm
| nrease of $lS,0O00O0, with one hundre
,nd thirteen to hear from.
The Comptroller to-day purchased f.
he Board Of Regents $1,000 in five pc
ent State bonds, due in 1909 at twent
Der cent premium.
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LATE personal.


W. 4. Little, of Waco, is at the Wind
sor.
q, n. 4. Wholess, of Ennis, is in the
city.
W. j Young, of San Antonio, Is
booked at the Windsor.
W. A. Jackson, of llillsboro, is regis
tered ut the Windsor.
j. G. Middleton, a popular drug tourist
for st. Louis firm, Is in the city.
f.. NJ. Christion, editor of the Plano
Review, was in the city yesterday.
Col. II. DeArmand and sons, Richard,
Groves and Blain, Of Mckinney, are AT
the Windsor.
j.. d. Crawford, S. Shannon, William
Finders, three commercial tourists, are
quartered at the Windsor.
Miss Ella Davidson, of Denton, who
HAS been visiting Misses MAY and Bcs.
sic Carter, returned home yesterday.
w. NJ. Ward, the popular route agent
on the Texas x Pacific. between Dallas
and III Paso, il in the city for few days
recreation.
Mss Lee Martin and Miss Lula May,
who have been visiting friends and rola.
tiNes ~ Cleburne for the last two weeks
returned last evening much improN ed,
Mrs. ;. j. Harris, accompanied hy
Miss MOnett, left on the Cult
Colorado n Santa Fee railway
Tor Laupnsas. She will visit
Austin, san Antonio aud calves.
tons viii roturn tho latter part Of Sep
tcmhgr.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS,
NOTEWORTHY BOOM IN SHARES
\ Bulge of Per Cent. in Railway
Tea Dealers Collapse Change in
the Iron Mountain Road
Other Notes of Import.
Tone of the stock Market.

Tone of the stock Market,
NEW YORK, July H.--Governments
weak.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 3l.-First Race-Ren-
wick, first; Lucky b., second; Bessie,
third. Burgomaster made play from the
start, with Bessie and Renwick next. AT
the, half Rcnwick took second place.
with Lucky K. next, Nearing the three
quarter BurgOmaster was beaten, Rem
wick and Lucky b. leading to the wire.
The tavorite winning by II length and Il
Aali, length between second and third
Iime--l ~.
Second Race Run in heavy rain;
Lizzie s., first; Euclid, second. Lady
Lyons made play, followed by Euclid,
hands around, aud Lizzie :. to a fur
ong from home, where Lizzie :. came
through, and taking NJ from Euclid won
! good race by q length; thrue-quarters
between second and third. Time l:5Jp.
Third Race Mission Belle, first.
Rhoda, second; Florio, third; Telu Doe
,ast. Rhoda made play from Mission,
Belle, and Florio until the three-quartei
pole was reached, where the iaVorite
came out and won easily by two lengths
Samc between second and third. Time
Loo.
Fourth Race Bonnie Bird, first;
! Beechcnhrook, second; Marie Stuart
third. Marie Stuart made play fol
/ he first quarter of mile, where Bonnie
| Bird got even terms, and drawing ava,
| won az three quarters easily 10y
| length, same between second and third
| Nimo-l:lNi3.
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SPORTING NEWS.
TURF BASE BALL, SHOOTING.
Barge Race mt Little Rock-The Saratoga
Raees-Chicago Driving Park-A
Prize Fight-Races at CIeNc-
land - Heavy Tracks.
The Diamond in Dallas,

The third of the series of games be-
tween the Shreveport and Dallas Base
Ball clubs took place yesterday after
noon at the Fair Grounds. The Gentle
mans Driving Park association races
and the game of ball combined, drew
large. crowd, and some fine sport was
anticipated. The association would noi
alloW an entrance fee charged, but a
handsome little sum was contributed nv
the spectators for the benefit of the base
balliSts.
The game started off so badly for the
irSt inning or two, that the enthusiasm
| created bN the former games, RAPIDLY
died out, only to he revived, however.
later on IN the game. Colt, who was
| pitching for Dallas, DIDN'T have much
Success, owing 10 the tact, doubtless.
| that he was entirely out of practice, and
! the Shreveport boys batted him around
! unlll they run up The score to l3 to > In
! thelr iaNor ut the close of the second in
hIng. Colt was only partly responsible,
ihouGh' as the Dallas boys made some
iIISerl'bie muifs and costly errors and
placed their opponents so far ahead
mere was no hope of catching them
Mansfield relieved Colt after the second
inning, the nine got down to better
work, and some really good playing
was witnessed to the finish of the con
test. Several splendid hits and one Oh
two. fine double plays got up the interest
ngain, and the game moved along more
p.ritcdly.
The shreveport sluggers were toe
much for our boys, however, and after ,
desperate attempt at the last to win,
out the big score against them, the BAL
as club had to succumb to the tune o
10 toS.
The Shreveport club goes to For
Worth to-day to play series of games
with the nine there, and will probably
add more scalps to their belt, to wayt
m triumph on Pelican territory upor
their return home. They are a nice zen
tlemanly set of good fellows, play a lin,
game, and it is to be regretted that cir
numstances of one kind and anothe
nave prevented their stay in Dalla,
rom hoing the financial success it ha,
been otherwise.
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Homo Rncrs.

There was a good attendance on yes
Jcrday's races which were not up to
those given heretofore, though the sport
far, SO to speak. In the trec-iur-ai.
rottlng race in the first heat, Arkansaw
Traveller upset Little Daisy's sulky,
lusting her driver who escaped without
iliur,. All three heats were easily won
" Clarence III" in 2:37, 2:37, 2:3Sl :.
fhe quarter-mile dash was won by Lit
lie Fred in 2oA.
Owing to lameness of Pasha and
Struggler, the three-minute class trOt-
ling race was declared OIL
The three-minute class pacing race for
a $50 set of harness, contributed by Pad
Litt Bros, was won by 4. Browulce's
Mac" in first and third heats. Time
500, 1905, Brown Billy winning second
heat.
The club is making grand prepare
lions for races during reunion week
when tinc sport is expected.
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NEW YORK, July 3l.--Governmonts
weak.
Railways strong and higher.
state securities quiet.
Speculation at the Stock Exchange
was active, buoyant, and there was
general and sharp advance in prices.
The attempt ofthe larger bears TO cover
was unsuccessful yesterday, aud had
he effect of bringing ON orders from the
smaller class of trades operating for de-
cline, and this, in connection with buy
ng for long account brought about an
almost uninterrupted advance in prices
Except near the close when the embar
rAsSlnent Of a tea house was used TO
raid the market. When il became
Known that the assets of the firm i'm
question We're double its liabilities,
I rally took place and the market
left OIL firm. The advance
IN prices Is based on favorable adVices
rom the West concerning cereals and
IN cables from London that the weather
IN England was against crops. After
business hours il was announced that
he steamship America, from Queens
town for New York, had hundred
thousand pounds of specie. The ad-
vance ranged from !. to per cent.
northwest rose ); preferred, 3; Canada
Southern, 3; Canadian Pacific, ~ (; Cen
raj Pacific, 80; Chicago, Burlington a
quincy ~; st. Paul, 35s; preferred,
-; l.ackawanna, -; Louisville Il
Nashville, TX; Lake Shore, 80; Mis-
souri, Pacific, 23s; Kansas n Texas, ~;
New York Central, 2l2; Erie, "a; North
IN Pacific, Is; preferred; "a; Oregon
Franscontineptal, 2; Reading, = (; Oma
IA, ,; preferred, ~; Union Pacific, rs
md Western Union, IA. Compared
With last night's closing, prices are J ! t.
* per cent. higher. Among inactive
hres the Houston a Texas Central
d to 81. Transactions, $4,000 shares.
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Injunction dissolved.

HouSroN, July 81. Special. The
'aso Of the Houston & Texas Central
pilway company vs., the Houston Horse
'ar company, to onjOin the latter com
iaay from croSs-trceing their track
tcrOSS the track of pluintih, was before
Judge Mnstcrson to-day ON a motion t.
dissolve the temporary iniuntion, After
nearing the evidence the motion was
ranted and the injunction was dis
solved,
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Boggs I've made fortune. I'm n
millionaire.
Blggs I'm deuced glad to hear 1t.
How'd you do Il?
Bnggs-I'vc bought all the cotton In
tho market. Every ounce.
Biggs How can you make amy money
out of that2
BogPs llavn't You heard the news3
Riggs No. Another WARP
Bugs Beats war out of sight. So
rah Rcrnhardt Is going to play Romeo
Ia 'slls,
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Report of Foreign Commerce.

WASHINGTON, July 81. The report on
he foreign commerce Of the United
,tatos shows n balance of trade in favor
If this government during the last fiscal
ear of SI2,7DS,W1, against balance In
bur favor of $lOO,Gis, lSS the preceding
oar. Tho total yalue of eXports of NOR
handise during the fiscal year Just
losed is S7lO,5l3,j60, against SS23, $50, 40.
he preceding fiscal year, Il falling off o
S}.32j,Sl2. Tho imports of merchandise
mounted to SGt7,7li, 5Gi, against S72}, $50,
~ the preceding fiscal year, II falling Of
If jl.iG635l.
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\ Cnsr of inhnmnnilr.

ARIES, July b.. A sad incident in
connection with tho cholera panic hap
pened recently near this city. \ lad at
york IN faru was seized with vomit-
ihg' The farmer refused to allow him
" eater the house, and the poor fellow
3Hleed IN the field, wiz hout care and alone
men the father OF the lad arrived he
raS not permitted to place his sons
pouS IN the stable, but was forced ia
pave 1t in open air while he went Il
own to procure n colin. He then CON
toyed the body on wheelbarrow TO the
burial authorities, who refused assist.
lwe' and the father was finally com.
Elled to bury the body in the cemetery
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Potomac ki,er ltsgatta.

WASHINGTON, July 81. Potomac River
Regatta-All races mile and hall
straight-away.
First Race-Junior Singles won 10y
Smithson of Potomac in l2;lS5s,
Four Dared Race-Won by Potoma,
Time 1881 q.
Junior Fours Won by Columbia.
Time-l04lA.
-Four Dared Gig -Won by Pennsyl-
vania. Time l0:509S.
Light Weight Fours Won by Poto.
mac. Time-l3:27h.
Senior Singles-Won by Smithson, o
Potomacs, in ll:503s.
, III yht Dared Race-Won by Column
bias i'm l0:l7l{,
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Calyestons I,eat Little Rocks.

Lift Rock, July n. Special.
Tho four-oar barge race was won to-day
by the Galvostons, beating the Little
Rocks two lengths. Distance-One mile
and half with turn. Tlme-l0 min
utes and so seconds. The water was
placid, aud five thousand. spectators
wprc nlonu the course,
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During the reunion of Confederate
soldiers ut Dallas, August 9th to 9tL
inclusive, the Missouri Pacific railway
company will run an excursion train
between Dallas and the cncampmenI
grounds, OLongs Lake, leaving Eas
Dallas every half hour, commencing a.
II. m. Fair for round trim. twontv-ti,
cents. Parties failing to procure tickets
will be charged % cents each way on
The train. b. w. MCCULLrt ca,
A. G.. p. a. 7. A. Galvest ON
Il. Z. TURNER, Ticket Agent, Dallas.
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estlng, being new to many here, som
excellent shooting was done both To-
our home club and the visitors iron
Fort Worth, the best score being by "
j. Eddleman and Sam Finley, breaking
ten clay pigeons each. In the shoot OF
Eddleman, being victorious, received
first money. The glass ball match wa
won by Nnini Pool
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.Gnlvcston Club Coming.

lIousT y, July ~. Special. The
Galveston base ball club start on their
tour through Middle and North Texas
tomorrow. They play here tomorrow
and leave for san Antonio at tho close
of the game, where they play three
games on the Sd, It'll and 9Th of August.
From there they 90 TO Waco, Fort Worth
and Dallas. The Houston club leaves
ON its Tongue tour on the 10th of August.
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LONDON, July 3l,-The National Con
servative Union elected Sir Michael
Hicks Beach Chairman, Vice
Lord Randolph Churchill resigned.
In the House Of Commons
Lord Fitzmaurice, under Secretary
Of Foreign Affairs, stated that France
obtained from the International African
association an agreement of presumption
on the Congo, which was not offered to
Ennland.
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MADRID, July 3l.-Capt. Newton, a
passenger in the steamer LaNham.
which sank after collision with the
steamer Giion, escaped with
fifteen Spanards and landed
at Muros. He reports that Immediately
after the collision. the captain OF the
Giion shot himself. The Spaniards, lie
said, behaved badly. No news of Cap,.
IH%ham
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Notice 10 Those Who Bought Privileges nj
Longs Lake for the Reunion.

All persons who bought privileges on
the Longs Lake grounds for the Re
union, are expected to have their stands
quilt and completed by Saturday even
ing, the 2ud day of August, rs the Asso-
citation will want possession Monday,
me It'll, for decorating and other pur-
poses. ID. \. WILLIAMS,
Sn.rpturN
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Education OF the masses in Mexico
will certainly be productive of revolu-
tons. II the governing few be wise
they will so shape public affairs that
those reforms will gradually bo made
that the revolutions sure To come may
bo bloodloss. RI Eagle Pass Journal.
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xyanby Monaghan.

PirrsRrRI, July 3l.-The prize fight
between Jim Dillon and Ned Monaghan,
local pugilists, near Brownstown last
night, resulted in favor of Monaghan in
the twcnty-ilrst round. Both men were
terribly punished. II was witnessed by
soVcrnl huudrpd
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STUTTGART, July 3l,-A fatal incident
occurred last night in the public garden
at Caunstadt, in Wurtemberg. Several
Frenchmen were rejoicing over the
recent insult to the German flag in Paris,
when an elderly German approached
and demonstrated with them. This gave
rise to II quarrel, and one of the French
men dealt the German fatal blow.
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LoNgoN, July 3l.-A dispatch from
Mozambique states the British bark
Sarah Hobart was detained there and
cargo seized on pretense that she viola
ted the custom regulation. The people
are indignant at the arbitrary proceed
lngs. The British man.Vt-War Canada,
with Prince George of Wales, arrived
off Sicily Islands.
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LONDON, July 3l.-rhe Times publish
cs letter advocating Il match game be-
tween the Philadelphia and Australian
gripls pt tpamg
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WAsn'NGToN, July 1T estimated
that the decrease ol the public debt for
July is about $j,UJ,,,l. The Treasu "
department purchased 10000 ounces OF
,ilVer for delivery at New Orleans and
Philadelphia mints.
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Theatrical Notes.

LoNnoN, July 81. Tho News under
stands that eye has declined to assume
direction Of the metropolitan opera
house, New York, the coming season.
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PARIS, July 3l.-A Mexican artist in
this city oilers, on subscription, to make
bronze model of Liberty Enlightcning
me World. u De kont at PArls.
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So Hltch in the ngNrtlan Conference.

L)NDoN, July 3l.-No hitch in the dis
cussion to-day at the Egyptian confer
ence, and it is Thought probable a.
rangement will soon he agreed upon
Conference adjourned T. Saturday.
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CLEVELAND, July 3l.-The famous pa.
GERS Johnston and Richball, were
matched to-day fo~ race for $1,000
within three weeks date and track tc
hc chosen By James Campbell, owner oI
phhhrU
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LoNpoN, July 3l-The race for the
Goodwood cup to-day, was won 10y st.
Simon; Ossiau, second, Friday, third.
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mounted infantry, some guns a, "a fam,
thousand armed volunteers, q tracked
and defeated the rebel Shiel named
Ahmet el lada, who was entr enchod i'm
Ambukol district among rui ms i'm the
mountains. The rebels ere driven
completely out of Province, and Dongo-
la is now safe and Tranquil. A messen-
ger from Gordon arrived with a letter
for the Mudir and is waiting a reply.
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Egyptian Conference fheets - Trial OF
Dynamiters Continues,

LONDON, July 3l.-'Che Egyptian con-
ference met at the foreign Office to-day.
The trial of the suspected dyna-
miters, DAILY ana Egan, continued to-
day at Warwick. Same precautions to
guard the court as yesterday. Col.
fled DAILY had, when arrested, six bot
ties of sulphuric acid and four dyna-
mite bombs. The bombs only required
the insertion of sulphuric acid to pro
duce an explosion. He knew no pur-
pose, scientific or practical, for such
bombs. eNcent to take life.
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Important.

When YOU visit or leave New York
City save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotel,
opposite the Grand Central Depot. six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at II
cost of $l,0O,OOO, reduced to 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Ele-
vator. Restaurant supplied with the
best. lIorse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any other first-class
hotel I'm the City.
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Rcinsured Its Risks and Closed.

NEW IoR Z, July 3l.-The Irvine Fire
Insurance company closed to-day, rein
surfing its risks In an English company.
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= a IL &c Hs THAN EVER

% VERY LOW PRICES Call and see Vessel All
Material
have some Fire and Burglar Call
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Reported Treaty Between France and
China

SuANGH>!, July 3l.-It is reported
to-day that France and China have
made treaty of peace, China to pay
France an indemnify of 100000 taels,
also 81, 10000.
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CLEVELAND, July 81. Continued rams
compel the postponement of races I'M
Ill tomorrow. The schedule of meeting
cannot be finished now.
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g,se uaij npd Clay Pigeon,

" AturuaHp, July 3D.. Special,
In the match game of base ball Spring.
town defeated Woatneriord two 10 one.
T.. .-.9v.Ng La.sL Wss gt-,S L,..
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Outnui or phIIndrlnLin MINI.

PHILADELPHIA, July H.. Coinage at
the mint for July, one million silver dol
lars. No other coins turned out.
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NEW York, July 3l.--John Caswell 4
Go. announce their failure at the tea ex-
change to-day.
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rAhIs, July ~. Three cholera deaths
Marseilles and three n Toulon last
livht
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BARGAINS!
VIII now be offered In Mems and Boys Low
cut Shoes In hand & machine scwed,nl styles
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE OUR PRICE,
\. PAGE & SON, 7O8 Elm St.

Pre uture Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use o
Bu y TBS CoCAoINE.
TUE superiority of BrRNErT's FLA
voRING EXTRACTS consists In their per-
feet purity and strength.
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In smoking Sanchez ~ Haya's cigars
YOU. get value received every time.
HickON q Patterson.