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National Republican., 1888-04-22
Madame rloquct and Her Family.

Paris Correspondence of america
Personally, Monsieur Floquet will pro-
GuCc very good impression, and his wifcis
one Of the few Republican OrdB,ies danes.
Madame Floquct is tall, with Creole com
plcNion, hair us black rs the ravens wing,
aud eyes very large and dark. Her charm
f. in her expressions. and when she smiles
her bittCrcst enemy finds her irresistible.
Nine. fluquct's toilcttcs arc always in
good taste, although red seems TO be her
fHvUlitc color. She is true statesman, and
never loses her self-posscsson even under
Tie most trying circumstances. The first
lGdy Of The cabinet belongs to n very re-
mGrkablc family. OF the five sisters, Kust-
uCr, she is the youngest, and cultivatcs the
friendship of her niece, Nine. Jules Ferry,
daughter of Nine. Ktstnc -Hi,le.. Nine.
Ferry is pretty woman, with blue eyes,
blonde hair, and regular features. She
might bc very agreeable, but for an cX-
trCmely naughty cNpic 'sfOn. This frigidty,
although it ConCCals unlimited ambition, has
lcon the cause OF making many enemies FOR
her husband, who is not the perpetual pOliti
cal nutahility she intended to marry.
Nine. Floquct's eldest sister, Nine. Char
las, is perhaps the best convcrsationalst in
Paris so correctly, so logically does she
srCuk that, like Nine. de Stael's mother,
Nine. Necker, she is often accused Of pre-
pairing in advance the subjects TO the study
of which conversation Is to be directed. OF
tie family she Is the goddess, ana before her
even the masculine members bow in adOri-
tior,
National Republican., 1888-04-22
NIr. rcnncx,s toni, to "Enginccr.n


fuToH NATIONAL ltErrBMcAS; ! am much
obliged for your courtesy In publishing my
conn micatiou, and also notice Il reply by a
panty signing himself Engineer" Now ii his
min de- plume Is not Il misnomCr he Is fully
aware the hill j. of NO avail If the tracks do
rot conform To the gauge of the Baltimore
aud Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad =. as this
!. intended fort freight road exclusively. II
| had been aware there were 81 many hvpnr.
tti'irHl engineers, we could have easily used
the term standard gauge, which would hIvc
covered the Crtic piuurd. Again. h" .Hys we
l'rl rl~.r ultimately tu cNtt7il our tracks down
Virginia uyruuu tu connect at the Long btil. -.
and also beyond the Aqunluri hrIgr
tu an inirnUinuhlu point ! very much i"llr
Engineer has found u NrHtabc mares il".t
tie ORIGINAL bill ~ copy of th' Son.
ate hll ~ amended, which, after reading.
u'H.C II tlnu. as II Is the only copy | have. II
Nuu can ind amy provision in II to extend the
rOad luyOud Georgetown yOur foresight Is bet
tti thpu mine; also in regard tu the purchl 80
U' docks We only express 1t in ldncrugr TINT
Viii not roniuc rs % one 'inglc piece "f Prog
uty. Int gives rs the right to acquire 81 dock
,r docks on the river front between the Aqur.
duet bridge and Rock creek. aud Washington
j. Not mentioned nor Il II intended So 20 do.
Now. You are fully aware that Congress VIII
never grant the right ip railroad tu cross the
u uuuUm'ut grounds nor follow the river shore
tu reach Georgetown, uud II H. almost ~ I'm.
IussihlC for tis to make any connection with
amy iuilNOHd I'M count uf the great Cyprllsc
WASHINGTON is complaining of the railrOu ! 8,
using lis streets for unloading freight and
W. Ur Grulgctuwu Know the difficulty
of getting room to unl,u our care, luay-
iUg uut NJ, questions Of expenses; now. when
w" offer Il feasible plan So relieve the roads ui
uil &, urgCtoWn iri elt your Engln"rr cries out
Mhuly horror, there's millipnsinit.' WcouIv
Gpl e. br Will COnu aS l,rnmptly forward with
'i. cash and help Us build onr little road ana
avail himself ui this great bonanza. ! much
fear Il !. the old fable ur the dog and the hay.
We rrU willing 10 make any reasonable
umcndmvnt 10 The bill. but 10 lOp of every.
Thing he cpm,lains most especially OF, VIZ, the
LHugu and tie dock. II would be the play OF
Hamlet with Hamlet lett out, Grntlcnr1.
hHilUs off. ana let Georgetown hive itS own
little eve lamb. Again thanking You for
GLuLr truW y. Apr. =. RDnT. u. rENNEY,
National Republican., 1888-04-22
PROPOSILS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, SUPPLY DIyIS.
W. ION, ARM. II, lSsS,-Sealed proposals, in
duplicate, Will be received at this offce UN
TIL | O'CLOCK, SATURDAY, MAY H. 1888,
for supplying TEN THOUSAND FILE HOLD.
ERS more on less.
Specifications and information will be fur
nished To bidders on application. The govern.
ment reserves the right to reject any and all
bids, and To waive defects,
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for l'lle Holders"
G., II. nOIr,
apI20,2l 20 23m0ys,9
National Republican., 1888-04-22
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

FoR the best and cheapest reirigcratorS %
to Gatcly " AldrIch, 81 seventh street north
National Republican., 1888-04-22
ANCIENT RECORDS,
The Valuable Collection to lie Found
in Alexandria.


One Of the most interesting historic build
irgs in this section Of the country Is the old
county court house in Alexandria, and in
some of It's gloomy corners is stored away
valuable collection Of records that would
repay the trouble of inspection.
Among the mtlsty tones and yell
low rNrchments Is n minute book
That daics back to 1iiO, and marriage ccrtiil-
Gates that are almost as old. An old parch-
mcnt signed Ivy the lord mayor of London,
which was executed on the 9TH day Of July,
1913, is regarded as being one of the most
valuable Of the relies. For many years
there was serious gap in the min
utCs of the orphans court for the
volume containing the records from 1872 TO
lNii inclusive was missing. Search was In
situtcd rs soon as the loss was discovered,
aud every shelf and closet was subjected to
the most minute investigation In 1896,
when all horc Of recovering the lost volume
had faded ont, il was accidentally dis.
covered under wide oak plank IN
lung-alnndumCl basement room OF
the building. II was IN an almost pulpy
condition and II was only by exercising the
greatest possible care that II was saved.
laced under the direct rays of Old Sol the
almost illcgiblc handwriting became clearly
siblC and IN little willie the old book
was IN Gs good condition Us its fellows.
National Republican., 1888-04-22

DROP. SHELDON'S MAY BALL WILL
L take place Thursday, May 10, at Rifles
Hall Tickets now ready Ut 1904 Est. apl5'td
National Republican., 1888-04-22
For REyY--HOJrSES.

EoR RENT 49, DWELLING No. 3Ca EAST
J. Capitol ST., containing . rooms; modern;
in elegant ordcT rent only So Apply on
premises. 81?
National Republican., 1888-04-22
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
rAILY, WEEKLY. AND syNDAY.
unr WEEKLY NATIONAL nEruBLicA,

UHE WFFkLY NAITONNL HETTULTLAN,
only 81 for Two Ncais-lSSs and lssn
wiivh includes the contest or the next Presidential
Election.
Single copies FOR ono eycnrn..,...,..,...... 71c
Cluts Of ten for one year or clubs OF i've for
lNN N'iIN.s'sssss - w
ENim COPY mailed free to party securing the
club. Iust.gp paid.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
WIyTED--l --lIISCELLiNEOUS.
For RENT--ROOMS.

FOR RENT-- ROOMS.
EOR RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING
IL front rooms, furnished, 3d floor; also, a
ballroom: board in the house II desired. l!!J
llth ST. n. w. i-23
E'OR RENT OR 3 ROOMS ON aD FLOOR;
L. furnished; will rent low to parties without
children. l00S sth st. N. ", -!
EyOR RENT-IIANDSOME APARTMENTS
II in the beautiful new house, No. GIG 18th ST.,
opposite Mcpherson Square. ;.de?Stf
Nor RENT-LARGE PARLOR, ALSO
II furnished or unlurnislcd rooms; furnace
heat and open fires; convenient to cars her
dies, and departments; excellent location;
call after p. m. Ills q st. N. w. 1-tf
National Republican., 1888-04-22

TOR sALE-A VICTORIA CARRIAGE,
IL suitable for one or two horses; in good
order Address VICTORIA, Republican Ofice
s-tf
National Republican., 1888-04-22

1@Se5- NINE. MONCELLE, or. NEW YORK,
W. manicure and magnetic treatment.
Hours 10 u. IN. to s p. m. Ring lei Eleventh
street northwest. aprlGlw
National Republican., 1888-04-22

II is known that after u case is argued
before the supreme Court that the judg cs
meet in consultation before the case Is
finally decided and the opinion written.
This consultation gives very good indicl-
tiOn Of the temperament Of the different
Judges. Judge Miller is the most combat
i've of the Judges. When he has formed an
opinion he adhcrCs 10 il with great tcnaclty
and tries his best 10 convince his associates
Of the correctness of his views. Judge
Matthews Is the most dciercntal. While II
profound lawyer, he is so courteous and SO
anXious to hear every side Of case that his
mothcr justices are very apt TO think that
his opinions are not fixed. In this they are
mistaken, forwhlc Judge Matthew glyGs pa
ticnt hearing toull that Is said he neycralters
the decision at which he has arrived. Judge
Bradley Is the most reserved. lie Is pains
taking, laboriOus, and conscientious to the
utmost degree. When he writes an Opn-
ion, II Is fair 10 assume that he has cX-
hausted the law ON the subject. Judge
Field has an exceedingly subtle mind, aud,
more than any other Justice ON the bench, Is
apt to 'CatCh on to the tGChniCaitics of Il
case. Where there is any defect of plead
ing lie is ut his best Judge BlatchfoM Is,
perhaps, the most practical Justice ON the
bench, lie goes right to the glsl of case,
and strips II of all supcrlluous ycrbiage.
Judges Harlan and Gray delight in discuss
ing a case in On informal, conversational
way, and thus bring out all the salient
points. Judge Lamar is yet 'youthn on
ihe bench, al Il his mode of judicial pro
cedurc Is not IS yet fully attcsted Take It
all in all the Supreme Court Is very admra-
bly, equipped, and no case is decided that
has not been .llly considered by the entire
bench, composed, as all admit, of learned
aud pCrlcctlJ upright justices.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
,SpECIIL NOTICES.

N~5- OFFICE OF THE CHEsApE AXE AND
w. POTOMAC TELEPHONE COM
PANY.-A dividend of Sl.@5 per share will be
payable on the !3d day of April, 1888. to the
ON the 10th day of April, 1893, at the office Of
the treasurer of the company, No. $40 18th Il.
y. w, Washington, D. G. The transfer books
will be closed from the 18th to the 23d of
April, inclusive.
SAMUEL VI. BRYAN, President.
ClIAS. q. BEEBE, Treasurer.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
FOR SIZE.

TOR SALE--I HAVE SMALL PROPERTY
H. that can be bought at bargains in the
northwestern and northeastern sections of the
city; also fine lots in Mount Pleasant and
Meridian Hill. n. SPRAGUE,
alrlS.1m 52i 10th 81. y. W., Cor. Il.
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MARTN> FKRRY.

: :. Dam. ele-k ~ TIE Bszrd 81 Educs-
bon. Will sell s. 900 bonds Of tbs school
district o. Saturday Afternoon
james 4 Grsy l. Egsln able 70 h o7i q
led. Eifsr week : Illness
NJ J. s Godfrey = Il Jackson, Alch-
Miss Maggie KIN i II LSSreDe< Mass
visiting Miss Jctrus. former sEhacl teach
- L ttIs ciTy's sCcoals
All water rents coming one On JAY la
nast be paid before Thai date c ".
TbOrDgste, S=e-ttx-y-
The Mlks5o vii be given at tbs oP@-s
House to-aiEhi far The first time The
juvenile Opera Company Of New O-9sAns
comprised Of thirty people, vii phi tn;
popular. opera on The hoA-ds add fall
hoa-s sboola greet them The AlkS6o J:
one Of tbs ys-siIlsst esruic operas ever writ
ten. ADi i The delight q 81 who have
sssnii The socss sid ebo-ose= are csteh!
and pleasing, sd esnp0t tAl 10 repay
t5ass wbc attend Seats srs selling FAST 81
Gags &Dd q god hrRss l. assured.
Avs-E pleasant party wAs give, By the
Misses F.rd IL ibelT bone o. FOURTH stresf
On ThurSdsy evening
Ms L = Winters sid family Srs ri
Browns visiting fr5so6S
Sane cutters are 81 work O. The curb q
Be- sci 0n North Fifth street
VII i. Miller has hnisbsd very nlcs
Job Of fresc0inE II tie Exchange BSnk.
Lewis Hughes who ms be, engaged
with DE. l. & ong ssye-s ms e0nDecooz
With The store o. Saturday, and goes % n.
boDs In Pleasant GROVE, where he WI
speod the rsusioder of the EunDsr Il
recreation and study. Bspi. EKley. j.,
tsks= ths plAre b lssves vacant q Ongl .
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G6OCKRIKs-


TUESDAY,, JE,e 8
Suzz-s fra xod actirs, md VII ke<p n
sbo-t rrzszf yrioes fx sDe tlDk, - tee
savsoes i EASILY Rzi1tkined- Csare
steady sd xeod Esia rxrce
Drisd pasehsz of Q soad ecAllfy
pcs 70 be hxd N~r PrUoe firm
and Eizssr. Cd Presses LIT vxzsed NJ
xsy prleA Ga cepas scszEe md HrE;
god fn1 STOCKS q snesr ne tsi1k Sli
pxy IL naa6e--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ese, Eoo<!
Duys Sc; Nspls Dips I've gallon hess
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Fxrry <zes Cholce k5c- Prime &c, Par
4ac; NIxs6 escds View orlesns Ssae;;
Bakers goods SIC
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diam s c hams lie; Ezkn s Q kzzs
lac: CAhSazis bans &c, s. G hre1ktAst
bacon lie, S. C. sA0aiir-s Sc; homeless
hams Iae; CITY ades lee, hAens shoul-
6r sc. hxn bsef lie; ordinary
bseE &c; snly pex pork, 81 PieceA
SIS GO; hexs pgk- fDe elsa-. 81 &C.
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us. SIC: tn p4,is 10 Ina, g;
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81 90 "a 81 = pr dore.. n 20 eraiIty:
1870 n ~ ls- blscfherTiss
= C. ns,ssrr,es ? = s5e. Dan
..,,s ~ &C. lima beans - aac,,
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z,~,sr..sh - a. Ss,.s1 *. ,srir June r.s>.
q sssl 40 Pr-,nh psas Iasac n
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81 90; dcohls do. 81 80; fine Gil2 dSabie
do. s. IS; single 50 So
FEUr-Nsw Prunes Sec ~ b quail
III; RxiSas, yAlsDciA &c; Layer ocor,,
ssx- Iar,Sa, l.rer rxlsxus s. .lkS 90.
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Tue InterrSsE.Srses,

p ~ EGlI q TX EeczzS-
Sn-Mr. A D Gzr5el- NJ Charles J.
Gleason szd NJ. !. J. Woods ws-s eT yes-
tsrdsy's Dsooc-si5e County C01ve1flon
chosen cAnisdAtes for The Legislature !
Al psrsrAlIy 4coosiDtsd with each %
tbess gsnfIsDsn Aod for each d then s1-
terrain very high personal regard The
interests Of the people boSeTer, are sssTe
personal feeling. Eod because thsss I1isr-
ests are 50 directly - Be committed - TIER
custody. wish 70 AK eseh a these, ny
fneods. The following two eossto1s-
/. Are yoa in fsvor q q lHw % prevent
the use Of free passes On rAilrosoS zoc other
pahlIe highways BY members q The Lagls-
iAturs, the judiciary and chltf onnsrs Of the
STATE
> usa. how DO y01 srplEiL Why yoo
opposed the pAssEge Of srch Law 81 The
lasi Le7gisls;1re, q which yO7 were .
member
Tosae Q a-ssSons Srs asked n tins pablo
wHJ rslnctSnlT and Tor rsssoas thai are
eSTSons 70 every ezrz capable q toslEht
The private answer gwen - P7TAH
ocss1on has cone &C Re, snonE Panlle
men, 20 EASILY sxplAioed-I vii not ssy
svASsd-ihEi II l. due 70 e&ch a these
eeatleDso, As vel n 70 the p1else, th1i
they should Be puhliely answered Il
ether of these genlsDen sbeold deem
then iupezuDsnI, ] trust The Democratic
party does not
The interests Of the people S-s bss0re The
interests Of Eny party O any Class
Personal preferences nay b to- other Pnb-
lie PLACES allowable. o. sTea lsn6ASlA, hnf
The discharge Of pahlje duties sooh 81 Srs
ID he Inpased On then involve verT dn-
fsrsnt and higher considerations Oot
xho has SHOWN hInseH capable q lssosI-
ship II . very high sense hSs declared thai
public ofics l. . pablls trust" The
pso2ls have night 70 know, lot only the
character q tbs.- trustees but also The
news these trustees entertain a tbszr duty
10 the people ! believe give expression
70 The ssu7l0sruE - vs-y large urrber q
eztlLans O. subject q very great posl1e
Inpartsocs, u ssyIng thai tins 4 one 81
The Subjects spSn Whleh each 81 these gen
uepsn ere earnestly rvgDelsd- Doi 70 ssy
inpsrArvely dsE-Aooed.
DENIS 0kEEFE
El<s1iE6, =. Ia JEEt -, lS-s
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4 woRDY CHURCH Row.
DdsxsrisfsctsOr IN Plymouth Church ovel
n. Eecraon q Dr.. AbbOtt-

Ddsxsrisfactsor IN P1yn01fh Church Over
ne Hecf501 81 Dr.. Abbott
NKx YORK, June 2S-Tos excitement
II Plymouth Chureh- Brooklyn, E-0~lng
Ou1 q the displsasurs Of The dissatistAe
tlon which exists thers beesase Of the
slseiaa Of Dr.. LynSa Abbott Ss pastor,
grozs n intensity - the esys p by.
Nrs Bsecbsr Wa n haDe N ber rooms
Sf the Hotel ST Gsores. O Os-k st-est
She rsceived The reporter cordially add
sud: Yes. ! rad the story, and Il Wa
Substantially correct, AlfbSOkh did DSi
realize ! hSd talked 20 mach
mrs. Bsecbsr, What p-oPOrtl0n of The
ehuren i DISSATISFIED with Dr.. AbSOas
II csuD0i tel exactly So
SIS Il large RSlonys
'NOa think II L mare thEa that
believe thsrs i . considerable ns}0r1ty
Who share ny sczn1ants. n least n
pnrt"
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fired Sd; ~ WssBe, l5s; niInos
Cet-sl rs: LAKE, S5rs, 80; ksch4Esn
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sos; Ehisz<e AZ NsEshsesssza ltsot5 %
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c-rz.a. T-zn-czsrp=ztl 81; RaGSc Nal.
3, PsorlA D. & Z, Isl; PTtsssurg l5s;
PullrzHz Palace c., 156; Rss5nZ SGT;
EseS Tslznz- Ig5s; 81 Ls1ls I'D So
F=z7sis=. PSI; - P-=s-ras, est; Ana
z-ssxrs5. IIS: e. Pal. Ai.hszseLls 80
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Tsasr 81; Esi-s5 StSss EKprsss 7Is
Westsrn Uzl1a s51-
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PETE9LEM '. Massey

SsrE; 'lHtnit acquaintance with TT
freDd always increases cur resp<ckt fa'
that treoc -
Tius Il TIE ressu. Why Sylrifs Flock,
nnnfIrue 70 make frieo6s o. their vIrIoe.
eernzoe befzkr Known CGUnen, p7bl,.
speakers, and p-ople n ~ the avenues Of
life Are uaii II their praise 81 thsi voo'
5e-ful Dsv remedy, SyLUiA Cc1kh Blocks
ThsJ xre warranted q cure Coaxhs Gods,
BrooctItis. Hosr<Dess. Tickling n tb<
Ts-uzi, Sore Throat md Group; 3 doses-
= osrts- HuDdreds bear testimony 70 The
remarkable cures q DlArrbnA, Dyseriery
FIuI, Csolerz Irt1nfun, @ Sumner Can
plSlui add C5alers MOrbas. elected by
Syrrits Blackberry Blocks; Is dosss- 3
csuH We have ststks q testimonials
from mothers, via, kfer dosing thelr ehal-
ira with strong DsiScznst fr ofber mp
sosS diseases, ksEe oonpleseay cared then
sy using SyrrIA worn Elocks; 5 doses,
. oenis Afier ion have tined al tht
aigh-pricsd bottle remedies I'D have tosr6
10 rtlie<. buy q package Of synrita kit'
rsr, Blood KDi Live Blscks xod be elrrd-
50 doses. 50 cszfA II yea want the fbss'
tonic Bsrterr n tie uhrKei- bay pSckAss
u Synvits Bitter Blocks fT 3 oeah, nd
make from - i EAIlsa 81 pure taaie hif,
tern
An these remedies oaly cent q dsse.
so boz, 10 teAspcgn, 10 sticky bottle Put
ID N patent psckAeaL Wxrnnfed 10 CEN
u money refunded Sod By druggists
everywhere Get o checker board 81 you,
dealer frse- Send your address C . postal
csrd for ccYy 81 'TEK SYLVIA BLOCK
.h1ca CONTAINS history q diseases and
CURES, g sent oe1f stamp fr . Hupae q
Oo1xh Block md oopy d THI SrsvrIl
BLOCK 4ddrez, Tb< syuritA o., Loea
Box 80, DsiphA, Oaia
ASTos P. HEss, Azent for whseiiAE
opposite pos.o5cs
D. z McSwoEDs Agezf Scr Martin .
Ferry, O.
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CHICAGO, June ga dispatch from
wshizA, Ksasas. says= The militia IN:
rsturoed nOn SfsEeas county, whsrs they
had besn ordered - qasll the not that va:
fzs-ud between HRgstzs SA3 Wosas3sl.
ever TIE ezrFzz q votes o The rxslr0&d
hoois Ths Ca1nfy O9nmissi0osrz ma
NJ Hazsssa, SATURDAY.. Tia militia Pre-
served The greatest cz1ti01 and kegt P-ace
In al ausrfsrs- Cal wosas, the 0rlEins-
Tor q tos treable altemPosdt0 eater h.
sssan vita . party Of Dsa- bat they we're
Al disHrnrd, sssa1 = nEle trSzc tosn, md
10 returned % WOoas6Ale-
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WOOL
Hh~linr.

TUESDAY, June II.
Tn movements in wool Ars sui sle.,
scDe however, Is Continually Doring Al
rsliro prloesl We were sboEn A invoice
to-ds. BY Harkbeiser Bros, Of 81, Go
pgao3s of XX 0aie, winch WAS purrhssed
~ 25b Tins seem. 10 be The ruling p-5oe
0fsrei hy The buyers n the country, bet
occasionally we bear q q eboics clip hing
ing 2se- As q rule farmers are oiEpcliDed
to sci 81 these figures, Dat nevertheless
there Il always soz9s 20 he hSuEhi Prices
ruling are o. follows Fine f-eoe washed
. % rs: unrRsbed one-fhird Ct, Medium
Eksbed Is to IS; DsiIua un~asbed -
70 2Se; medium Tub washed 3ac The
Eastern markets ssez 20 Ne u condition
corresponding with the boroe Ek-ksi- n
SX ihsre il selling AZ 25e, some BIG sales
hsEirg been made ii thai prics-
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MARTrNsBURG NEWS
% P2roeAiAl Sehssi-DsD-
o<zzEse cha D~aeEss=<

oe<zESe cha D-aeEst=&
sss-ial Oxrsp.s1Sz< a % Esraz-.
MAK-IxsBCEG, JGos SS-Ths Era
Kunzl commencement of s. JOSEPH {
Pzrochisl CxfhsEle Shed z2z beld n ths
CSnfrSi Open HCase tonight The in
Dsuss bgildi,g wEs crowded % - Utmost
capacity. The sxs-Ss=s Es-s unusually
interesting. O9s q fbs p:e.tlsSs stStara=
81 TIE sxsrelss wxs f5s GsliEhsale dTil ~
TIE y0enger schslErS uroe- the ol-scaon
q S5s.e-x GsosTlsEs and LocIA Rev
Faf5s- NeKs=frsy srsss-tsa TIE EOllosI1g
ro+6&ls- Contrasting 1sasl- Miss VI-yss
FaEt, fsr cepo-DauI Ao8 application -
stadr, Miss CordeIia Sprinkle; metal q
ha10z. John 7. Mes6oEs; Ser progress Il
nrsSe, MIS- Martini Lst1ls; tor stleodAcck,
MssssT J SaIlivAa-
The fsllgEirg oe3rgslss WI rsr-sseof
tie De1ocrzze ctntss @ ihs GEy 81 The
c1nTeunrn N BsltDere JAY Ala On
ee1e-zI ceurit2ss d tie NsrS<Ixl LeSgo&,
senator c. J. F4alfssr- D=Aeexiss-J 3
Soo6grzsA J. B C4xrJ, 4 J. CzlsEel-
McGziis, T. " Sslber1- 5 " Nhke-.
Jah, Dam Altsraste$-C " Boyer,
John Shzrh. ". T Hal, G v. De SrxDg,
c A Halls. J. 4 WA6dls, D c Nestea-
hsTer-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

M0osy liz Per Governments Dali
and SIsAAy-S1soks Dan-FJOa- UDeASEE-
sd-wbski Htsner.
SKx Y0Rk, June S7.-Msosy o cal
easy II !. pr oert, closing II lsl..
Prime mercantile psPss As63 PEI oeuI.
Fore6gn sIekssse drn sad barely steady
81 4s7ssSSl
GovKKSMKSS-Dal Sod steady.