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Trustees Sale.

TTNDER AND nv VIRTUE or TIIR PROVISIONS
Y contained In a octtnin deed executed ~ y e.
Muiby, MARY y MOshy, Lacy v. MGsby Eva D.
Mosby and leila u Mosby and De thlrkasAw
land Company on the hth day Of May ISL and
which Il oi record IN the Registers onicc oi shelby
and ~. default IN the payment Of the indebted.
ncss Of said Chickhsaw Land Company Thereby
.ccurcd having bccn made. Al the request Of the
holders thereof, Will on
"Wednesday, the ist Day OF August, IHss,
At n o'clock m, NJ the eastern door Of the court.
house Of shelby county, Tennessee situated Ia the
Taxing District ~ shelby county tennessee com.
monty called the city ~ Memphis sell ~ tue high
eat bidder. cot cash. the following described rial
a certain lot Of ground situated In aid Taxing
District Of shelby county Tennessee. beginning on
the east side u short 'Iiiri stfcct ouo hundred
liOll feet south of the liucs between the ofainai
country lots Nos a, aud 80 thence east parallel
with aid lines one hundtci aud eighty. DE IiSil
thence south parallel with said Thlnt str,,ct one
hundfci and ',iy two tiGl feet eight sl Inches 10
an alley which runs parallel With iiealc street
thence west parallel With aud on the line Of sid
alley 20 Astake seventy lso icvi east " said Third
street being the southeast corner Of Aston Iloyds
lot thence with ssid Boyle line parallel with aid
Third street north 70 sid noydt northeast corner
one hundred liool feet thence west with aid
noydt north linc seventy l70l feet 10 the cast line
oi sad Thiui street. thence north with The est
line ni said Third street sixty two 6 irct clahi M
inches 10 the beginning. and being the same pftp
cf,l a. was conveyed 70 the iald Chickasaw land
Company by the said g hoshy, Mar, Mosiy
Lucy Y Mostly, IVA X Mo.by Niry Fannie Mostly
4 No.hy ", Sallie ~ Mostly aud leila h Nosty
in said deed ~ Msy ~ iSs7 fuElststcd IN n,oi IL
pagrt SIC. ~, ,is and SO. a. above ,rt form
The elny q redemption IN MID properly /, en-
X c NosBY. Trustee
A. the request OF the Chickaaw Land conp.ny
Sn,r ihs ii,h pa, Of August. ISIS. ' postponed
u & huSbN Trustee
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ra,,on seed rrodnc,..

pUiNE CEupE ou--3Gc; prime summer
yellow ind lie. oil summer yellow, 3bd35c;
choice cooking summer yellow, I5CIiGc;
prime summer white, iitaibc; prime cotton
seed meal, 81. 25hl7iN less than ear load,
Sls.2i oil cotton seed meal, $40 OOCa 10. -;
les, than car load lots, si02b
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Cash quotations wcrc ~ follows
ilour-vcry quiet hut hrm.
Ne. 2 spring wheat, SIC, No. 3 sprlnr
wheat nominal No. red. Sj'sc No 2corn,
l6'sc. No 2 oats 2s,f@sE No. 2 rye, l7c.
No . barley. G2c. No. 4 laNsccd, o. IOdIIi.
Prime timothy seed, S2.iOGt2 IS
Mess rofk-ictbrl. Siy % ,Ctil5O Lard.
per ioo lbs ts.759s.so. short rib sides (ooscl,
$50 'sGus co. Z
Rcccips-Flour. iGoco MI. wheat 100
hu. corn, lislOoo hu, qpiA NAcO bu. rye,
500 hu barley, none.
hipmcnts-liour, 1000 bfs wheat n 900
hu corn, 10000 bu; 0ais $1,000 bu. rye.
none, barley. none.
81 louis, No, Aug ,s.--Flour- Quiet and
unchanged Mhcat-lasL frmeT with a
good export demand, 2sOn bushels having
been taken Tor foreign account Options
easter aud cables declining home markets
.66i,c below Yesterday. No. ? red, cash.
S2.CtSsc. August. ss<d Ni.c, closing al
Sc. September, 3,.Coaisc clnsing.at SNc
a.kcd, december, s0s.GsiSc, closing at SIC,
Com.-ca.h. armer With good demand.
Options opened a shade better but decline
IN other markets aud free selling here weak.
cncd prices aud the close sas aCtts below
Yesterday No. ? cash, H'iCelia.c. Aug.
uht 1bai,i.c, closing NJ i3ac, septcm.
her a3'tdtic. closing At i3's@G'sc. Oct
oher N'tdt2c, closing NJ use, year,
'' RSS%s, ,los,,n Z, s,a 49, way &c
flaisccd- .salAbie AZ tioS for spot and
August Nos for september.
Iofnmcal-Quiet ~ $50
Ryc-So.rcc and firm; No. 2 CSC bid
Oats-Ca,h In demand and higher options
firm. No. 2 cash. 2SS12J'.c September,
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NEw YonK, Aug. 2.-Although the de-
mand was somewhat irregular. there was
fair volume OF new business, but chiefly for
assortmcnts of miscellaneous character.
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CuuN=Frum store, white, sc; mixed, co,
from lcycc uf depot white. IN bulk, Ssc; in
sacks. Gle mixed In bulk adr In sacks hnr
bh,N-Frnm store, zoe from lcycc ur de.
pot fiipdiibo
lAN Choice. FROM store. one. car load.
FROM l"ycr OF dcrot siG 'n. prime storrs. S,c.
car load, lrom lcycc or depot, tlh,m, prairie,
depot SO Ntii ~.
OIa-Ffpm store, white. 3Sc. mixed, aGr.
FROM lcv'c ur depot white IN bulk. So. in
sacks, 200 niNCd, iu bulk. 21c, In sarks, JGc
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Wool.
OH aud Turpentine.

sr. Loris, No, Aug. Wool steady
with good demand at yesterdays quota
tiOns,
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Live stock.

L,Mns-Choicc, $500, common to good,
per head S20
Iods-Choicc light 56s5i,c; good, IA@5c.
common. it@i'sc,
CArrLr-Choice 3I@iisc; good, 3lI@ic;
scallawngs, nominal
snrrr-Choicc, De- medium, SIC; com.
mon II UiGtI 30
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Above Low chances
Water NHoiiheS'
STATIONS

AMER Three Years.
W. F. Walton, ofSpringled, Tenn, says
81 have been suffering with neuralgia in the
face and head, of and on, for three years.
purchased box Of DIR. Tanners Infallible
Neuralgia Cure and took eight Of the pills
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since. ltgives me pleasure TO recommend it,"
Rangum Root Medicine Co.. Manufacturers
Nashville Tenn. 80 cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street
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MAGNOLIA BALM

oi'ss . h'i'hihsly h,sufui shin Drives -
sio,slsa kednsss. hsuthhos,. Plug',. 4 sus.sAsi
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fru-Mackcrcl, half brls. No. 1, 1928. No.
2 $50, iolh Mt No I, Sli5. No. 2 Clio.
by herring. family. 2hy prr hoI.
FEItu MrAits.thoirc beef. hinduuartcrs
ioc. iurtpunrter. De-, second grade hind.
guafiep, &C. lorcquaftcu &c. Sheep, pc
Hogs, Sc
Hoo froprcrs. Easier mess pork. go 90.
sugar cured hams iaalJisc. breakfast
bacon, lO.9l2c. bacon, clear Iib sides, iOc.
bulk pork. clear sides. pi,c clear rib side.
stM0c long clcnf SIC shoulders, IKE.
LtEp"'Tcs, SAc half brs. snc. kegs.
SIC choice Kettle, oli, strong and adyAnc.
ing.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

iasu~.. .rf.eccmpissicn sna tseps the rsss.
p.s,. Arm. ana hssss ssn sha amos,h. Try
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EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

Ordinary, 7jsci good ordinary, SIC; low
middling 0ssc; mddling, Toe; good mid
ding, 10 5-l6c; m,ddlng fair, 1890 fair
nominal; dusty, nc to lie lower.
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Stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. s. AL
MEMPHIS, Aug. 2, pm.
The following observations arc taken at all sta.
lions named in the 18th meridian time, which is
one hour later than Memphis time
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MAGNOLIA BALM

aAoAss MAGNOLIA RAIN. Rsmsy.. sansur.
rAn. rrseiies A hOih pslch.. Cal b. a.,.s,.ai
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MAGNOLIA BALM

tsd'e"ss Freesi.s. rrup,ens. re,,sr. wss.vers.h.
trieiiJ nss, nssls insse, hl,.s .ad piass. ryni
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GOVERNMENT.
MAGNOLIA BALM

lisa Liorib pr.rsrs,la'i for ibF sAIn. n. sssth.
ING. Cooling. rsrs,hirs 1 NsslsFial, bs,suiyl.si
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady, middling, i0c. Sales UNI
important, including - last evening, OF
which - to exporters and - to spin
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, loc-
Sales Today, Unimportant-The Tone
OF the General Market Steady Meats
Easier.
ArrrAL OFFIcR,

THURSDAY EvESlSG, Aug 2, 1854
The demand for money continues steady
At the old rate, S per cent The supply of
funds in bank is ample for all business pur-
poses.
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THE RIVERS
Steamboats, Leaving
Movement. az the Ieyee.

Arrivals Coahoma, Arkansas City; De-
Soto. Cincinnati.
Departure Coahoma, Arkansas City.
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Groceries.

New York, Aug. -CoiIee--spot fair; Rio
nominal at lic; options irregular, closing
steady. Sales, $4,000 bags; August, sl035y
1910; September, $0,S5g090; October, So. so
@055; November, $500; December $1,000
065 January, S970@075; February, $3.50
$50 March, 1886; May $500. Sugar.
Quiet English Island, $50 test, SIC; fair re-
filming is quoted at 3-lGc; refined steady; c,
GN@Ghc; extra G, 69E@6Ilc; white, extra c.
csc; yellow, &c; OFF A, CSC; mold A, ne
standard A, &c; confectioners' A, TIC; cut
loaf and crushed, SIC; powdered, 7A@7Ec;
graduated, 7%@72sc; cubes, 7AG7Hc. Mo
lasses-Dull, nominal. Rice--Steady.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug 2.-on the produce
exchange today the butter market was
tame creamery, 13I9@l7c, dairy, 12l9@lGc.
Eggs--steady; fresh recandled, l31S@l4c.
CINCINNATI o., Aug. 2.-Whisky-Steady;
sales ga barrels of finished goods on basis
Of SlH. Buttcr-Dull easy. Sugar-Lcss
active. Eggs-lIcavy receipts, dull at 100
i0l8C. Checse-Stcady,
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BlouscboId supplies.

ArrLrs-No demand from store. Dried
apples G'sm7lsc per ID, from store. Dried
peaches SGtDr from store
FRru-Firm Oranges, $5OodGOo per box.
Lemons, S35Dni50 per box Bananas,
81 UOd2.OO per bunch.
PicEtEs-lIfls, $500 half brls, 500.
PorAroEs-firm; new, $50 per bril- sweet,
$3.50 per sack.
PorLrRy-Chickcns, sprng, Sl.25@2 90,
mixed, s2OO6t2iD ~; hens, $50.
EGgs-Stcndy boxes. lie; eases. l5c.
FHrIrs- tocunnuis, 500 per 100. Peanuts.
Virginia, GMGisc Tennessee, farmers stock.
taco, roasted. 2'sc higher; shcllod 6Gg7c,
Pccnns Texas OGtl2c.
NEGFr,uiEs-Onions. S3.OOd3.5O per bril-;
rs per sack Cabbng' home grown, 500
CJ2JO per crate; S6ObCt7.O per hundred.
kraut, brl-, $40 halfbrls, $40. Garlic, jOc
per lp.
RAIsINs-L London layers, $500 Layers, t2.Ij.
California, s2bgflJsl .
~ TN iuttcriuc, lic, creamery, 20d2lc;
dairy. lhCtlsc, country butter lOHl5c.
CIpEE-Oark, $500 per bri, aud 500 per
half brl
NiNIuAR-por cal Sale
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New York Dry Good. Marke

CLEVELAND o., Aug. 2-Petrolcum frmer
s. W IlOo 7Lc
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Han,I. aud sinrLs

The following list ~ corrected Ierulsfly,
and may be regarded ~ the latest quotations
Rank STOCKS.
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22N@22%c; May, 27@27Hc; August, 22Nc
bid year, 22%c bid.
Hay--.New prairie is still over plenty and
the market at the mercy of buyers Prime
" fancy $6.50@9.00 prime to fancy new
timothy, slQQQ@l3,o0i prime to fancy old
timothy, $l4,00@$i9.00.
Butter---Quiet creamery, 16@l9c; dairy,
i3@l6c. Eggs-steady; l0c for guaranteed
fresh.
Proyisions-Dull and lower Pork job
lots, 1925; offered in car lots, to arrive, at
H4o2H. Lard-Prime steam, $3.50; butch
ers', $s.31XCg8.40. Dry salt meats (boxed -
Shoulders, $3.50; ribs, $SS7K; clear sides,
$9.l2X. Bacon-Shoulders S.. 25; longs and
ribs, $9bO@9.60; short clear, $9.75@9 S71I.
Hams-$l2. 251l3.75.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, l28 900
Blu; corn, $4,000 blu; oats, none; rye, none;
barley, none.
Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls wheat, TO-
600 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 6,000 bu; rye,
none; barley, none.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 2.-Wheat-
Strong No. 2 red, old, cash, 70Lc bid, &c
asked; September, Tic bid, nc asked; De-
cember, 73c bid No soft, cash, nc bid, Zoe
asked; September, Zoe asked
Corn-Stronger No. 2, cash, 1910 bid SIC
asked; the year, at 3O1fc; May, sc bid, 3219c
asked; No. white, cash, 44C bid, ACC asked
Oats-No. 2, cash, 20Hc bid, 20Ac asked.
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IMPORTS, - ~ , W II IL, J. j., " u ~ i u H. 3lbi
steamers G. Total, 1913 bales.
ENpOrts--C, o GswR Il, 60 Total, 10 bales.
NEw YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed steady,
middling, 10 l5-lGc. Sales COZ bales QUO.
talions were as follows, Ordinary, S3-lGc;
good ordinary, Csc low midding, l0Hci
mddling, 10 1916; good middlng, ne;
middling fair NE fair, l2Hc.
Futures opened irregular for August, other
months quietand closed firm rs follows. Au-
gust lOol' September. 077@o7s, October
OG0m0Gl, November, o5lGeD52; December,
@5l@152, January jsmo59, February,
0GjMgGG, March, 073@p7l, April, 9sl
@1s2, May, 9N@1uO, June 90G@9H.
Sales, -, 200 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened nominal and
closed nominal middling, 1915, Sales
100 bales. Quotations were a. follows Or
binary, nc, good ordinary, $50; low mid.
ding, o)sc, mddlng, lose good mddhpg,
lOsc.
Futures opened duh bat steady and closed
steady, as follows August nsi@9S 81,
September 02390 "a, October, 9OI No.
yembcr, 006@0O1; December, $4,000,
January, 0O7@1Os February. 0IC@9l7.
March, 0.25a02G, April, 93I@9s5, May,
0.A3@oi. Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY roiyr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Miscellaneous.

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 100000; Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, ~ 5Om3OO; Eastern
rycs, Sl.sjmG0O, according to age and make
common whisky, 05cGgl.3 80 according 20
proof; nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
BAGGING-0Hllc.
PowDER-Kcgy $500; half kegs; $2,75;
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
IIiDEs-Dry flint, No, I, lOc; No. 2, 7ci dry
saltcd 5lsmic green saltcd, No |, DC; No
?. SIC green, 3@ici sheepskins, l5c@Sl 100
irregular.
TlEs--Sl25.
suor- Drop, 1926 buck, $3.50.
LEAU-Gc.
NAIs-lrou, 81 10, steel, $2.2jm235.
TouAcco-Comnon. 25@jj, other gralcs
35GlS5.
SNUrF-Gnrrctts, slO.Sj; Rnlphs $l02j;
Railroad Sgs5, Gail a Ak, SH2i.
Coat Ou.--Prime white, wholesale lots,
Gl4c per gal.
BEEswAx-lsd20c.
ThILow-3dic.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashcd, 10
Cll'ic clear grease wool 2Otg21c; bury
washed, 2OM3O tub washed, 3OGJ3ic.
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT
NEW YORK.

lmports-C, O& $ W RR, D. J., No& RR, $40
steamers G. Total, 1913 bales.
ENports--C, o &swRR, 60 Total, 20 bales.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

!. .. rant etro.s., ~. lovely Iiquis. is..su,
Aspaisd 10 fses. sssi. Arns .nd k.sas. i.r.lss.i
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Adams fsprss, it6 Missouri Pacific -.
Alton a 1effc naute, % Mobile A ohio n
Y " pll ~ Nashville A thatt ~
American Expires t0sh n Genital 49,.
lutCkN ~ Nuttnik A " nd asL
Canada Pacific. SIX Northern Iaflho ~
Canada Southern, krs Northern Pacific bid IA
central Pacific. r,L Nufthwfaifu,. M ~
Chesapeake a Ohio, 49, Northwestern Nh ftatL
Chss A ohin 1T pid. 10 New Nafk Vsnifal los.
Ches A ohio ~ pid, t0k NN,gAFtI. tgt
Chicago a Alton, isJ NYCAst pid' 90
g. VA ~ ny OHIO Mississippi, ~,
q hLA v llh Ohio a ht~ MI. IS
q, stLA fpid,A Ontario A Mesirfn ID
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CONSOLIDATED SrNTrurNr.


increase 10 i'r'iils tbs 'cnt -.
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Gin, San q Cleve, GO
Cleve d Columbus, 81
Delaware x Hudson, ia
Del, Lack Il West, 1917
Denver Il Rio q, 10
East Tennessee, 1917
East Tenn LIST pfd. COZ
East Tenn I'd pid, ~
Erie. 267s
Erie pid, 20
Fort Wayne, l52
Fort Worth Il Den, 27L
Hooking Valley, 25
Houston 4 Texas, 1871
Illinois Central, 122%
Ind, Bloom. Il West. 10
Kansas Il Texas, Az
Lake Erie Il West, l6L
Lake lrie Il w pfd, 4sL
Lake shore, gjs6
Louisville 4 Nash, coz
LOUSY, x n Albany. a
Memphis * Charlcst, A
Michigan Central, SiI&
Nil, l. 3 Il w, 55
NJ, Is Il W pid, 20
Min 4 81 Louis, 81
Min * stIOuls Md I3L
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-21
BOSTON Dry Goods, Shawl, Cloak and Suit Store.
Cloak and Suit Par|or Floor

Where all lockers become substantial pat rons of the House through the polite atten- ton and the elaborate assortment of Stock shown them.
 Time, Patience and Money saved by cal ling at Headquarters when needing any thing in DRESS UP, WALKING or EV- EWING COSTUMES, JACKETS, ,CLOAKS or WRAPS.
 Special drives this week in LADIES' SPRING JACKETS at $1.5O, 200, 2.50, 300, $50 and upward to $220Q, Ladies' Jaunty Sewing Silk Mesch, Cut Jet Beaded Wraps with and without Drop Beads at $S, 9, 1O.5O, 50 and upwards.
 Splended Line of Woolen and Silk Wraps Beaded and Lace Trimmed, sizes from 32 to AS inch bust measure at prices ranging from $500 to 25.00.
 Our stock of Ladies' Misses and Chil- drens' Suits were never more complete than at present, the prices are in keeping with our we'll earned reputation of having First-Class Goods at low prices
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-21
Ohio Republican League.

DAYTON, O., April 21.-At the Ohio Repub- ican league yesterday about 100 clubs were represented. Judge John A. Caldwell, of the Blaine club, of Cincinnati, was elected presi- dent of the league by exclamation. H. L. Mercy, of Hamilton; Capt E. Carson, of Hillsboro; William Clifford, of Cleveland, and E. B. King, of Sandusky, were chosen vice presidents. R. J. Tanning, of Columbus, was elected secretary. Charles W. Dustin, of Dayton; Fred Steth, of Cincinnati; Samuel J. Swartz, of Columbus, and George P. Kirby, of Toledo, were chosen delegates at large to the National league meeting to be held in Chicago during the National Republican con- vention in June. Martin Dodge, of Cleve- land; William F. Mutt, of Findlay; Reed Carpenter, of Mansfield; John F. Sulphin, of Middletown, and Jerre A. Brown (colored), of Cleveland, wore made alternates The league adopted a strong resolution indorsing the state ticket nominated by the con vention, and then adjourned. .f<
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-21
To Utilize Niagara's Water Power,

BUFFALO, April 21.-To-day's Express prints a description of the intention of the Niagara Falls Hydraulic Motor company, which has recently been formed The com pany contemplates converting the entire power into electric energy and transmitting it by insulated copper cables to any points east which can be reached by the current economically. The power stations are to be located on the river, about 15o feet above the brink of the falls. The power house will contain about forty or fifty dynamos, gener- ating about 100000 horse power. It is pro- posed to furnish electric power and electric light for manufactories throughout the state. They intend to supply 400, 900 horse power by having twenty coffers at %, 900 horse power each, which will furnish @ revenue of $2OO.- GOO year, and can be increased to SIG, ,OOO, OOO It is estimated that the scheme will cost less than $66, ,OO0, 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-21
A skeleton in the Yale Campus.

NEW HAVEN, April 21.-A gang of laborers who were digging in the cellar of the new Crittenden Library building upon the Yale campus unearthed skeleton. It was we'll preserved, and the mystery about the case is how it ever came to be placed in the ground at this spot, as the oldest residents of the town all agree in saying that the locality was never used as a burying ground. The students, when they learned of the new find, docked to the new building in crowds. Many of them carried away parts of the bones to hang in their rooms as ornaments. Some knocked out the teeth to use for watch charms. None of the college antiquarians could throw any light upon the find
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-21

my good child, I'd see about that clerk ship, if were you, before putting my foot fin it.n
 "Well-as a matter of course,n says Nadine. Then she breaks into . merry laugh. Naturally I should see it before putting my foot in it. But you need not be uneasy about that Mother has made her."
 "After all, my warning was absurd People nowadays don't go about mas querading," says Mllicent. "Ten me more of him"
 "There is so little to tell His eyes are a very dark brown"
 ''So are Granit's. hate very dark brown eyes"
 "His mustache is brown too"
 ''So is Granit's. I like 6 mustache myself"
 "And I like man with no mustsche," says Nadine softly.
 ''You don't say," cries her friend, with affected interest. "Ten me who he isn
 Her shaft is a random one, not meant to strike home, yet Nadine shrinks from it as if hurt, and her cheeks grow deadly white. She clasps her hands together with @ little impulsive motion upon her lap-clasps them so closely that her udllS grow Wn1te.
 Millcent, who though frivolous in 6 certain sense, is neither unobservant nor wanting in affection, marks these signs of emotion, but with strange reticence, for her, refrains from taking any notice of them.
 "A truce to loversr' she cries gayly. "I, for my part, am sick and tired of them. Here is a second piece of news would impart to you. Uncle Timothy you know my Uncle Timothyf-well, dear old manl he is going to give me, on the occasion of my first appearance the most exquisite set of diamonds and sap phires that are, I hear, in the United Kindgom. I am to be his heiress as we'll ss auntie's, you know; and these jewels are to be worn by me-on my coronation, was going to say-but suppose I meant on my presentation. They tell me 'her most gracious will pale with envy at the sight of them. Going now, Nadines Nonsensei You must have your tea first. I'll have it served here, and it will keep you warm all the way home. Poor little catl You look tiredi Have 8 glass of sherry instead-it will be much better for you"