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SHOT FOR 7ELAJN" STORIES.
Two Boys Wounded 4" wilIn nmsburgh Last
Night BY IL German.

Shortly before midnight last night party
of young men were lounginc in front OF a large
boarding house. 81 South Second street. telling
stories. when a German who boards in the
house made his appearance with pistol in his
hand. The boys began to scamper of. Tho
German fred three shots from his pistol.
Charles Priestly. one OF the lads. aged II. OF
IN his lef, arm and second ono in his left side.
Wil!iam Lnnge. another young man of 2iS
Second street. received bullet In his right
trict Hospital Pr"stly 1t Is fenred will die.
as the second bullet, M nearly as can be deter
jury is not considered dangerous.
George Ernst n German aged 80. who boards
In III" same house. wns arrested. One OF the
companions OF the injured bows identified him
NJ tn. man who fred the shots. He was also
Identified by Prirstiy. Ernst was locked up
lle denies all knowledg" OF the shooting.
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MISS O,CONNOR'y OFT.
she Clenrs ~. Pnui's Church rram Debt as .
Memorial Of her Denh rnrcnt..

Tho debt Of st. Paul's Roman Catholic
Church. In Court and Congress streets, Brook
lyn. has been raised. The Rev. Vim. j. Hill
formerly President OF St. Mnry's College. En-
mcttsburg. Va. assumed tho pnstorato
four years ago. The debt was then
$j5.70l. Two years ago he began a
series OF household collecting visits. md suc-
ceaded BY this md oth means in redncing tho
debt to &c. 800. In tho cRriv part of Inst week
he rerev check Tor that amount from Miss
Rnth O'Connor OF 1877 Clinton street. ono OF hs
young pnrshon"rs. She Is the daughter OF
tho late Owen OConnor. who owned much real
estate bordering on Central Park.
MT. OConn"r died year ago and his wife
given by Miss O'Cnnnor as a memorial OF her
dead parents. To-day Father Fl III will announce
the clearance OF the church from debt.
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Jay Gould. Yaeh. ~ Newport.

NEWPORT Aug. 1.-THE steam yacht Alta
hnta with Mr.. Jay Gould and family board srriysd
here this evening from Vineyard Haven did also the
yacht Norman. with Mr. Norman Munro and family
aboard, Quite number of vessels are in the harbor
including The steamers Falcon Of Philadelphia Theresa
e. e. N.w YORK. Montnr "f rGadrlphis,. MAanolla ~
lew NJ Fro, dence. Syph Of New York southern Cross
n New YORK Ranger of New York, Anna Of East Green
wich. rnd Wanierer of boston; Scoops Whifby New
York from Providence, Pert NAYS, Bedoun. gnonette.
unlii Monday. ~
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MONTREAL. Aug l5-There are now forty
csses OF smallpox in the hospital here over 100 houses
are pincsrded aud In many houses there are several
cases The mortality from the disease since tho begin.
ming Of its outbreak has been follows: In Apri
deaths; May i1d.ah'i Juue lsh-nth' July ~ deaths;
the hrtt fortnight IN AUGUST. ~ deaths Total. 100
From 1872 ~ aSO Montreal had brsu free from
The disease, M less than 49ii persons dying within
those years from smallpox The last case previous TO
the present. outLreak " Rs In 1881.
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doh, q. wander ON Gen. or.u..

BosToN. Aug l5.-The following Is COPY Of
John whittier. letter, read ut the Grant memorial
services In Amesbury;
nnd 10 not possible for attend the meeting on
the SIh inbt. The HHIinn deep and unpat lUiu
debt 10 Grh Grant silent, modest, hns.iH.n msI lie
never boosted II WHAT he Nuud II what he dii
IL" but When duty called np"n hii to hc he la is
country MI he had 90 gNc ana II u largely due 10 ms
patriotic aevotOi skill and mdOniI Hbe viii thar W.
~. now united lropls The rst,snre and ual,n fort.
uds mhniIrsIsd ~ his nng aud painful lllness IN
ke'Ihns WIN his NE, aud they command the tynpsthy
anu admiration Of all. !. Il, WHIrIiEk
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ST. PAUL. Aug. l5.-According to the State
census the population OF So Paul is III 307 aud Mime,
apos l.s opL Between 1870 and 1880 the population ot
- Paul increased from 20 03D TO II +73 gain Of 81 I4s
lU7 per cent In the same time the population of
MnneaT0iis advanced from l3 U6S TO 10 ss7 a gain OF
H-2l. or $50 per cent In tie nSeyPar period, from
1881 to iSS, covered by ih~ state returns, Pauls
r"nmntion has Increased from ~ tI3 TO iia0z gnin
II tH.u1I I,S per cent. That Z Nnnenpn has IN,
creased, according to mi. authority fru 10 Ss7 l2l
@'n sHan of S?3i3 or liza Ter cent The uer-ss. Of
population ~ Ramsey ~ 81 Is. 1888 per
Ani III i IN liennpni is III, 72i. or i2a yer cent
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tt. "MIl.do" F,u.. !. baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Aug. l5.-Ths management OF
the Academy Of Music announces for production
next Monday night The MAadv." with new .csre and
orchssrsioh. Mr.. John 7. Ford, who hold. from
DOyly Carte the right 10 pnv the operA in this civ
and Wa.nns,on m'i on Mon'iay apply f"r iniumc
has notified the directors ihai he VIII Iph ,.,n r.snn,
slc for damages should they allow l- stnlvu w,r To-
he presented ut their house lively nunt 4, nui,r,
pated eminent counsel III b.. arrayed on either .i.
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The Coming Meeting or the Democratic state
Csmnistee.

SARATOGA. Aug. 15.-The Democratic State
Central Committee will meet at the Grand Union Hot tel
on Tuesday evening next At o'clock. Already quite
number Of Democratic politicians have arrived they
are scattered shout the large hotels Huber, O.
thompson, John Keenan,, q. ". sper. Jr, Joseph W.
Boyle. aud w. Brown reached here on the New York
,pseai tonixh, and are ~ ihe Hranh Union. Police
night Rosw.li r. fiower 10 nj Ihs ruiI.h States "rl
aud John MrClnrs ~ ihr Krnsiugtnn Edward Kenrury
hnd Janrs O'Brien have been here some tiii. II Il
thought among those already ON the ground that 10
hishy pro able that the committee VIII favor the ali.
my 81 the state Convention In Saratoga aDnut III. third
week Sen her ~" '"''~
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GIVE tho H.ny u. wr..x M.a,c,n.

physician who was called to sac Mrs. Fa
race of II First hrrnu. on Friday morning told her hus
band Angelo fnrnr-, on leaving tn give her solution
81 NOR hih- nj 'rrihl iniery ais AMI give her -w
horn hbN Snin d"r"- of castor oil The man ,nair IN.
taa' hnnde, of ri'ins the morphine 10 III. bub, and
M castnr "i 10 The m"r- Tao child died IN The ven.
u case VI AccIleHtul death. ~~N-'
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A on-.L-rued M~n Found Drow..d.

The body Of q one-!eGged man wns washed
ashore at the foot Of Bay Ridge avenu.. Fort H,mon
yesterday morning. 1t Apv nrcntly that nf cana.
ioamnn. and Deputy Coroner Whrd.l thought was
that or one-egR-d cHnaibOat ain. whose h. al.
qurrfrrs wer" IN J-r.cy Gty, hut who -lIruty
visited Fort Hamilton IN the company of ri-uh- Here
were ilo brai-es the !, d wh eli that II ,n
nh"nt b. years Old. II had been IN the water iuIyA
week, '
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Business Troubles.

Frank 8. Bolton. banker and broker at s.
Broadway, mnde nm assignment yesterday to Walton
Storm, giving preferences TO Samuel Il TAYLOR, $50:
Elw ard Il. Gnui. $500: Taylor Buell., 500.
T. ". Gnnd. propri-i"r OF the AI-u House. and tho
Fountain House Mt Aieut'wr Pa. has unHii- sssgn
lie largely interested real and Iid
much for the Improvement Of the city, of which he la'
~ a. ler MuNn
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George Grohmann. saloon keeper at ll55
first avenue 1uarrelisi with his st-p."u and struck
Mrs. Grohmann just ~ roic<man shmrkpy entered 10
Gurli me disturbance u "'insnn nrnv'i himself wth
brer Hasa ANA hr -nd r nolicean had lively tusss
across ihe lar. The pnir-inAn al last and
r"t assistance and ,rrhuaun spent tn. nsI,t in III.
police 'taiinn Justice Dnnv under ri n I.nnIs
for good DelA, our Ia the ,orkvs Court this uorn,ns
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The police OF Coney Island raided Nana's
sah Reynold.s cotiagsL the Cottage by the Sea- and
Ferry Nofdt and schds Red Ligbi early last evening.
sixteen women We're caniured snd lbcked up Ia the
Gfareseni Town Hall SIX Others were found soliciting
~ the highways, uIId were also committed. M women
were found at NHna's Perry Norlt's place both OF
which we're raided on former occasion
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a Dyn.l,,.r Want. jaime. Oliver. Job.

The Irish Independents OF the Second As
senby District, who we're red hot for Blaine aud Logan
last fall. have organized themselves into the Edward
Rowe Association. Michael +, GrogAn, late sergeant
Mnlnr U. A.. l. ffceiirn', and Thomas 'onchnnon
"f Esereits iiotri o Chatham street 10 Secretary I'd
ward Rowe IL iher candidate for Assent lyrAn He 10
the hrst To announce himself Uf Y uU&ru Nho
anxious tor Hon jimmy divers shoes
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A Cousin or Paul Revere Dead.

Isnnc Revere died on Friday might mt AS
Kent Brooklyn. aged %. lie fought IN the war
of 1872 AMI was cous,n Of the famous Paul R-vere.
His father tOuk part III the Revolutionary WAR aud he
ha four nld nine Vranic children in The In- r-hr.
lion. Tn cnihr-n, l3s grandchildren. and G3 great
grandchildren survive him.
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sPsrSGFIELD. Moss. Aug lj.--John Carney.
aged 80 and b.ujalnE Sl.on =. ed 81 were instantly
killed to niLht by hiHg sruck by engine bridge
oh the HoGsa'onc Raiir"hd, near Put'Hed Mary
Grsner WAS Hisn stu H. and hisi ~ riingh from her
inluLies Al were msI Operatives aud were gong home
late from q picnic.
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BKOVkTON. Mass.. Aug. l5.-Patrlck Collins,
arrested Yesterday for A.sAu.ng his wife with an
wa' arFsisned mi. morning He pleaded guilty. He
gave as reason fr the assault that his wife had
MN I" III faui"u Insane Nium bsf"r, aud ~AHUy
I'g 10 commit him hgnn, and he wss gOins To give
use for 10 GoIrg lie MAS cou,initr' for ten DAYS
without bhiI 10 Avail tie result OF the suaus Iil
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The Weather Ysst~rday.

eao; 4. ~, H+': A. NJ. 68' ~ NJ, 73e. 3atu t. W.
7ho; "r ". ~; or. NJ. 700: /! midnight 67o Aver
sys Yesterday, 09'S' average on Aug u.s. 1884. 7s'.
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Paying for ,Ae II. J"h aud site.

Tho formal transfer OF about TOO acres OF the
ST. J"hnland property. 10 he used farm.
made ys.tsrdAr to the Kings county authorities Trs
,un nf 6<7tS % was paid 10 The seven owners There
iA still due on mortgage a. 40 and $40 for
chase Of the remainder OF tho property.
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Blaine suffering rssss Gsut-
RASGoG, Aug. l5.-Jamss q. Blaine 10 At
esLAtSF Males uVuss suffering from Ejut
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He Forged Brcntsno's NHme.
exander Beer Of lat East Fifteenth street

rensnded In the Yorkvilie Court yest~rdsv on
charge Of obtaining $40 worth Of books from Badford
Clark Co forged order purporting he signed ~
BrentAnO, The accused formerly rkeu for BrentnuJ
lie sold the books for s..
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7k@s1le Other articles unchanged. Receipts
FIVuJ, 2seS eois- wheat IL. GO N; corn. Il 600
~. osis. 90cO ou. shipments Wheat, 600 Su.;
com. Ee00 bu.
SILW AUKKE. Nay 7.-Flour-Duu but held
firm. Wheat Stesdy; Milwaukee No 2 SIC:
June Ss5fe: July 901se. Corn-Quiet: No. 2 SIC.
Osts- Very quiet; No. 2 s4ssc. Rye-Unsettled:
No. ]. nc. Bsrley-Almost neglected: No. 2 Gle.
Provisions Easier. Aeks rork-Cash or June,
ell -: July, Sil 60. Lard Prime steam, cash,
s. ~ June, Sc Sl1s. Butter-Quiet ana fairly
stesdy, GARY, 159f9c- Chesse-Weak at 919910s<c.
Esgs-W Weak ST E@IlEc. Recsipts--slouE. 4,743
bbls.; veest. D, 49, bu.; barley, 6l50 bu- Ship
nsnts- FlouT, 276 bbls.; wheat, 35o,5u b.; bar
ley. SOS bu.
LOUISVILLE, May 7.-CottoD-Firm: middling,
103f@1le. Grain Quiet aud steady. Wneat-HO.
lolg berry. 81 t68l O.; No. REQ 81 o.. Corn
No. mixed, Sc. No white, Soc. Osts-No
mixed, SOC; No. white. 4lc Provisi0ns-Dull
and unclaimed. Becon-ClesT rib sides, IS 80;
clear sides. s.; shoulders, s.. Blu kueats-Cieer
rib side, Co. clear sides, 50 S5 shoulders. 81 80.
Mess Pork-Sl2 2S Hams-Sugsr-cured, Sl0Gl0 30.
Lard-Choice leaf, IS p.
NEW ORLEANS. May 7.-Flour-COfee-Low
and quiet oargOes, common 10 prime 6jzg91ac.
BEau- Dull ano easier 90@95c COttOnseed oil
Duh ana lower; crude 3OS8o}Sc; refined. SSc-
Others unchar geo. Sight IExchsuge-20 DIR LOCO
premium; sierilrg, bank. 4S8 COnsOls. 6315G6sH.
KAN AS CITY. May 7.-wheat-Higher: cash,
7Ss4c bid; 794c asked May. 591<e: June s15sc bid;
Sl5sc asked; July, ste. COTn-Higher; cash, 4054c;
Msy, &c. june, 4lc bid: HE sskeo July 41szc.
Oats-NOmtnals June, S91zc bic.
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TORS are wrecked and death puts an end to
their sufeFipgs.
"As sn inslsDce OF how far q man can &C
in this way | will state a little incident that
came under any notice when was walking
the hospitals of San Francisco. One day
poor wretch was brought in. and on exam
iDation / found him 10 be dslirious from
opium smoking. In his rawlings he legged
for Just one more pipe and fiasly to quiet
him l administered 8 hypodermic injection
OF laudaDum. he sooD recovered aud was
discharged. About six weeks after wards the
same man was brought back IN precisely the
same condition as at first. he again asked
for opium, and on rolling up his sleeve for
the purpose of giving the hypo5ermic In
lection / was somewhat amazed to find the
arm covered with small pimplss Ca closer
examination i discovered that the pimDles
were oauted by the steel needle Of a hypo-
dermic syringe. with which tina victim had
injected laudanum into his veins instead OF
smoking opium. He did not live 70 repent
Of his folly. and that experience gave me
some idea of the power Of the drug over any
ole a0oicted 10 It's use"
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EIse where.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, May 7-Cattle-There
was nothing doing In the local cattle market to-
day, all coaNgnments being 10 through points.
Receipts. !, 235 head; shipments, 73l head.
EOss-Nere in fair demand and steady phila-
delphias, 81 scat S0 Workers 81 f06s4 50; receipts
Go head. shipments 400 mead.
SheeD-Nere slow and shace OF from yesier-
Us prices: receipts, s,4o0 head; shipments. GO
head.
NEW YORk. May 7-Beevos-Receipis, car
loads. Nothing done in beef cattle; dressed beef
hrmer st S1<99c per hound for sides. Exporters
used 500 quarters of beef and 200 earcases OF NUT
ton
SheeD-Receipts, 4. 800 head. Market opened dull,
but rallied and closed firm az S5dS Is per 100
pounds for unshorn sheep; S495 for clipped do;
sea- % for unshorn earrings.
H0gs-Recelpis, 1890 head. Market dull and
nominal for live hogs. yard corn fed Western
might sell at So coat 20 per l0J pounds.
CHICAGO, May 2. - The Droyers' Journal re.
ports:
Cattis-Receipts 1000 head: shipments 900
head Market weak but active at a lOc decline.
shipping 81 6j95 S0;buichers. s. SCAT 80: stock
eIs. s. sO94 GO: feeders. 81 6e9j; Texans. SiG5.
uozs-f.1JCiprs, 10000 head; soiDsnus1E, 5000
head Market slow and weak and i0c lower: rough
and mixed. si@i q; packing and shipping, s. 80
al 45; light. 81 2.9s -: skfPs, g 50s4 10
SheeP-Receipts. 3C00 besd: shipments, I,5c0
head. Market strong. common to fair, S594 me-
dium to coed. 81 20g5
KAN5As CITY, May The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports:
Csltle-Receipts. I.sos head, Market for ship
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COMMERCIAL.

The past few dsys have witnessed a slight and
irregular movement in the 7bbing dry goods line,
and trade i by no means active as a rule. The
demand for consumption has been hindeTed by
unreasonable weather. and cor s arvative dealers
are still inclined 10 the policy OF buying s. their
stocks are depleted Prices for leading articles are
fairly well maintained. aud the market ia quoted
az steady. There Is fair demand for groceries.
Cofees are again weaker: the roasted grades are
down &c, and green co6rees are very duh. Sugars
are up Sc Fiuits are firm At quotations; evsp.
orsted apples are scarce and advanced &c. The
demand for staples IN the drug market Is quiet,
but prices remsin very firm. The tendency OF
iinseed oil and white lead IS upward. owing to
a combination BY manufacturers. The egg mar
ket Is weak, bat poultry remains firm. The seed
market Ia about closed for the season. We quote
only timothy. which = advanced ice per bushel.
Clover and other seeds are aDoat out Of the mar
ket
GRAIN.
Wneat-Locsl Jrices feel The influence OF light
receiDts and general frmness az other points, and
are firm with . marked advance noticed for cash
deliveries OF better Rrades. Futures not wanted
Good milling demand for choice stock, and ship
ping inquiry for interior points Is quite noticeable
Ccrn-eteady st Quotanie prices. with both fair
demand and offerings Futures dull. Receipts
light
oaie-FiTm and in good REQUEST Receipts small
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Oils.

ANTWERP. May = Petroleum-Fine pale Amer
lean, If paid l7f sc sellers.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 7.-Petroleun-NationAl
Transit Certificates opened IT 1850 and closed at
11sze highest price 7eso; lowest, l65sc; cearsnees
$3.50, 600 bbls.
PITTSBURG, Nay .-PetrOleUm-The oil mar
ket was weak End irregular to-day snl tracing
dull. Prices opened a. IS and closed at AZ C.;
highest, 7S1@c lowest, &c sc.
1ITUSVILLE, Pa, May 7.-PetToleum-Satio
81 Transit certidcates opened ~ 7S5Se: highest
price. SIC; lowest 765sc; closed at ne. Tne
shipments for the entire oil regions o. 3S3 bbls
runs. ,l45 bbls.; charters, g o5l bbls
OIL CITY. Pa., Nay 7-PeiroleUm-Crude oil,
sales 81 l.s440C0 bbls.: cearaDces 3 l06 Coz bbls
runs. GO 446 bbs; shipments, S4j5 bbls; charters
G3Ol6 bbls. National Transit certificates Opened
az leac and closed a. 17izo high est price, e;
lowest, 765sc.
NEW YORK, May 7.-0il-The market was
strong az the opening this morning, and in early
dealings made an advance of y per cent TO 7S1<c
From that price IL gradually declined on a STEADY
supply of certificates until 1t touched sec: later it
rallied over per cent and closed at 773Se-a ret
decline from the opening OF lc.
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pers' rrsdes was slow and weak and Ga &C lower
y hlIe eutcner stuff was about steady exporters.
s. 2 a. so; SHIPPING good to enoice, g ssal 10:
G. mmon 10 eoium, 81 6o@l rs; COWS, 81 1893 %;
feeders, sid4 co.
Bogz-Rsceipts. ISIS head. Market strong and
active st yesterdays prices lots AVERAGE 1871 TO IA
los. SOLD al g S09s bulk st 81 q 653 IS.
Sheep-ReceipLN. 3S head MarKet quiet; fair
20 good mutions. SS@f; common 10 medium, g. so
az IS.
81. LOUIe. May 7.-Cssns-- Receipts, 1,eoo head;
shipments. head. Market STEADY and hrm:
shipping steers OF from 100. 90 l4G0 los are quick
sale at 81 7t95 so; good native b1t sners' steers.
active at 81 tS4 %; cows and hefers, IS 2594 25
stcckeIs ara feede4s. p 7s9f s..
Hogs receipts 100 head: shipments 7.oO0
heeo. Hsrket active aad shade easier: Workers.
81 2ses4 S. packers, IS 9094 IS butchers. q 259
So.
Sheep Receipts, Ito head: shipments LEO
herd; Market steady with good demand for 0e-
sirSOle GRADS; fair To good clipped muttons, SIS
81; common STUFF, s. 2ja2 IS.
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MEMPHIS, May Cotton Quiet: mid Hing
1896 Receipts. ls2 bales. shipments l. 81 Dsles;
stock, d. 6S bales: sales. go bales.
ST. LOUIS, May T. COttOn-Steady: middling
1910; sales, 1870 bales; receipts 100 Dales ship
ments lC) bales; stock, 1900 bales.
GALVESTON. May Cotton Steady; mid
ding, 1O1Sc; low miGdling, lO1<c; good ordinary
lte. Net receipts bales; gross receipts, bales
exports Coast wise, 200 bales: stock. Sis bales.
NEW YORK. May Cotton-Quiet and steady:
midding upands, l0,s; do, Orleans II &C; futures
closed steady: May, 10 7sGl0.50c June. lO.s7a
10 SSc; July, 109i@l0 92c; august, 10 es31O s3c;
September, 10 7f0l0.75c; OctO0er, 1896 O.s7c;
November. lO23gl0 2ic; December, l02S9l0 2ic;
January, 103l@l0 csc. Futures opened slightly
call, June tl0.S9c: August, IL Ice; November and
December sc i024e. showing dec inc OF 10 s-l9Oc
closed stesdy ST to 6lC0c lover than yesterday.
Sales. i 0gQ baleS.
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rorsigr nsoney and stochs.

LONDON. May T. -5p. m.-Consols, IS Lilo for
botn money ana the account Railroad Bonds
Atlantic and Great Western frsis, p do seconds
4: Canadian Pacific. IS: Erie, ia: do seconds;
SIS: Illinois Central, 129: Mexican ordinary
2a.s; ST. Paul common, 6S5s; New York Central
ssss: Pennsylvania. 5s5s Bar Silver-497sf per
ounce. The Bank OF England gained 90 bull
lion On balance to-day. The proper ion OF the
Bank Of England reserve to liability Is now so ZIG
per cent. The Bank OF England reduced its rate
Of discount 10 per cent.
PARIS. May 7.-Three per cent. rentes, 79f
47c sor the account The specie in the Bank of
France increased Is Ot0t in gold and CAS- OOOf
IL silver during the past week.
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The Voltsic Belt Company, Of Msrsbsll,
hich., offer TO send their celebrated Electro
Vcltaic Belt and other Electric Appliances
on trial for thirty days, to men s(youDg or
old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of
vitality and manhood, and all kindred
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paralysis and many other diseased. Com
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hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as
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How refreshing is good nights sleep after
the labor ana trials of the day; bat the poor
rheumatic knows not IFS pleasures. Let him
not despair, however. Athlophoros is the
great enemy OF his disease. Ii renews the
blood, eases the JOINTS Gains the nerves,
soothes the muscles, gives rest and peace to
the troubled brain and insures delightful
sleep. Rev. W. B. Evans, of Washington, ID.
O., is one of thousands who attest lie virtues.
He writes 1T is wonderful medicine. and
ought to be spread throughout the land"
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500 n.Uara

The former proprietor OF DR.. Ssge's Catarrh
Remedy for years made standing public
Offer n all American newspapers of $500 re-
ward for a case OF catGrrh that he could not
cure The present proprietors have renewed
this offer. Ali tbs druggists sell this remedy,
together with ths'DOUche. aud all other
appliances advised to be led in connection
with IL. No cataFrh PATIENTS longer able to
cay 81 can not be cured" Yoa get 500 in
case OF failure.
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rheumatism Quickly Cured.

There has never been a medicine Cor rheums-
tism introduced in this State that has given such
universal satisfaction as Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t stands out alone as the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. IL
q taken internally and never has and never can
fei to cure the worst IN the shortest time IL
has the Endorsement and recommendation Of
many leading physicians IN this State and else
where. It is sold by every druggist az 81. Write
for free forty-page pamphlet to r. K. HKLPHKN.
STINE, Druggist Warrington ID. @.
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Drv GOoae.

new YORh. May Dry Goods Printed fab
rics Of special character have been IN very FAR
request for choice styles and novelties are doing
very well. Ia this line the EddystOne linen fast
prints are having a wide distribution and from
the most distant markets orders for sssortments
are OF daily frequency. Cotton goods are slow.
Clothing WoOlens are in steady but moderate de.
mano. The general market, however, has been
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sPRING SONG.
By ALFRED P. GRAVES

AS went down bv Taunton town,
Pondering thoughts OF pain,
The very genins OF the spring
Came giancing up the lane.
Azure eyes soft and wise,
form Of artleSs grace.
Fluttering feet that skinned the street
Like swallows in the Chase.
Upon her arm of rounded charm
A msunCe OF n0dding flowers,
A radiant crew, skill fresh with dew,
From Quantoch's breezy bowers
PrimrOses, cafodils,
Into my heart they shoDe:
And in their CLEAN OF golden Joy
All my grief was gone.
A word in common use among the Somerset
English peaSantry.