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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-14
THE ESTEy ORGANS! /!

One of the best testimonials to the value of the Estey
Organs the fact that, Notwithstanding the very many
Organ enterprises that have been started by ambitious
poyes of the Esteys the business of this original maker
continues to grow. 1t is the largest reed Organ Factory
in the word turns out completed organ every eight min
utes each day. Because of their peculiar sweetness and
volume of tone thorougness in manufacture and popular
Styles these Organs hold the wide world for market with
increasing vigor. Our opponents claim
GUST AS GOOD AS THE ESTEY"
but wishes to say che is prepared to furnish
beter Great numbers have been wise in their choice of
an Organ, and we hope many more will make the same
selection, "THE ESTEY"
VIM. VISCHER 30 SON.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-14

An extensive tract Of country In the
Landos In France is now devoted 10 the
cultivation Of pines, and large numbers Of
young trees are annually shipped 70 En-
gland 10 be converted into paper. I'm
mense quantities Of older pines arc sent
over, too, for use in prcpping English coal
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-14
Inst Think of IL!

MP. Robinson offers Firstclass Road
Cart for the Investment OF only one nickel.
The w. s. L. E. R'y Co. make rate OF
$3.50 for round trip, Wellington TO Lake
side and return via d. d o. X. r., Monroe
vile and Steamer from Sandusky, Ohio.
Limit Of tickets until Aug. Both, 1889:
Trains 10, 4, and 9 make connection,
4 F.W. HARMON, Agt.
Notice.
The w. &L.E. R'y Co. will sell Harvest
Excursion Tickets TO all points west oi
Missouri river-Nebraska, Kansas, Colo
rado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Oklahoma
Ter, etc.. on Aug. 9th, both. Sept. 10th and
oath, Ind Oct. 9th, 80, at one fare foi
round trip. Limit, 30 days frorn sale. See
circulars later. +. W. HARMON, Agt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
" t tt neappIt

= Die NDrtbwetern 2ean
unb 8utlbtns society, aui
oeutid, NDrbneftli9e Sei6 u.
8 @eielIfdaft, lit nad Dem
neuen Wrisbt 8Ipd neben Dem
&aiota glpd an Der 6ennepin Nue. aes
sogen Sieielbe 1T auf ioliber Bats
Orsanifirt unb maB idon fider iein,
iOnft bdtte Die srDbte 8anf In Minnea=
polls, bieSecuritb 8anf DnMinneiota,
Elm Sinan3 Snititut bon enprmengrfole,
wDbL faum ilbernommen ais Jrultee su
funsirsn, unb bic gbatiade> cab Die
Directoren Der @eieaihaft gu ben erifeu
uno beoeutenoten 8auHeuten unb Ti=
nan5erDBen sebDren, trdst aud NIT ba=
gu bel, Die yiDrtb Weitern in Der ssrcnt
Slant ~berartiser Snifitute gu beben.
gs foitet ia nur cine &leinieteit beisu=
treten.
Die bette Ndbmaihine i'm Marft
lit bph bic uWbite." Oieielbe bat
mdbreno Der 8orjabre sroBe Sortidritte
semadt, man iprsde in Der Office, 314
HicoQet Npeniie Dor.
- Sir Beiuder BON Musudrts III
s 8, bas reue 9otel, 8O6
bis $40 9ennepin Ape.. beionoers au
empfeblen. Die 3immsr fino iebr iH5n
eingerihtet. bic Slide ausee~ihnet unb
bic 9reiie iebr mdBig. Man Tam bort
en'tpeoer Elm 3immer mietben mnb aus.
pdrts efen, Oner In geu5bnlider 0ote[.
manier bort Ieben. gs lit In ieoer
Weiie su empisblen. Or. 8. 6. Watl.
les bat rDr einigen Sagen bic @efddfts-
fibrung iibernommen mno pirb oas
6OteI IN better @eiie fonflbren.
IS 81. 8rufh Der betannte
autobiography gde 9ennepin Mpenue uro
6. Strabe uitb BON jebt nb feline idDn=
FEN photographer, Cabinet @r5Be, su
So Der Dubeno anfertigen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
IT II E.
ELEM ENGLAND SHOE Co.,
1873 nms 135 ST @iebte Ctr,
ST PAUL, MIMI.
IT II E

- IS 1T tpertb gu pii1en no man
letne Stamanten, nbren s III
welen> Silber nnb platttrte
Waaren duBerit niebrie faufen fann.
Spnelon, 203 Nicouet Qp.
berfauft ttllr quite Waaren gu niebriqen
Yretlen. Seoer Nrtifel miro aarontirt
Wenn idt'3ufrieoeniteaenb> miro oas.
8elo germ 3llriidgeseben. Man lprede
bort Dor. bo
$50 ftd iebt NIT benz terannabenz
ben Srubiabr jebe 6ausfrau fd be-
tletBtst ith tpieoer tpobnli9 einsuridten,
stebt es tpD6l Die Bette @elesenbeit fid
bag ungebeure Eager BON M6beln, Sebz
piden> 6ausserdtbidaften aQer Dirt bon
Boutea 8ros 2O3> 2O5 un6 207 Niz
colet> 2116ennepin ober 2288aibtnaz
ton Ipenle Suo> ansuieben. ba
Nir madpn uniere 2eier barauf
auftnerfion, baB bic Farmers &
Wer6ants state SAINT @de
9ennepins Npenne unb 2. Gtrabe. 0e.
pclifen, Cont, qIeitpie( pie 9rpB, aerne
entsegennimmt. Wediel auf DeutIds
lanc unc ale Tbeile Guropa's alsffeIt
nnb dQe @eIddfte i'm 8anffa& prompt
telorgt. Gplectioneu cine Specialttdt.
Die 8eamten Der 8ant finb: sc. s.,
Scofielo, Grdiioent SEQ 6. Natdan,
giceprdfoent, uno Gobert &. Qane,
@aifierer. ba
- 8em uniere Seller biQiges Sdubz
tperf faufen tpoden, 10 sibt es feinen
beieren 9lab tpie Der CINDERELLA Gdub=
2aoen, oil NicDaet gpe Oort fpirs
alles> mas CUR 8rande seb1rt, su 6a=
britpreiien perfauft. Tie 6irmo fault
nllr aesen 8aar unc fam iia beBbalb
NIT tleinem BrDfit begniigen. ba
g. SO. Dana, SO & SIS 8. Ctr.
6, leibt 8elo auf aleQrten0 % rtbiaden.
WlDbel, Steal gitate, ubren> Diamanz
ten, pfero unb Wasen. @edfel ae=
fault. aaes unter itrengiter 8eridwies
genbeit. 8leine absablunsen tperoen
aneenommen. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
81. e.. @ppbfeQDfu II. Co.,

$50. 247 Big 253 gliconst Qpeuue,
baben foleenbe Bargains fir bie1e
8ode. rs feline Sud- Saden, friiber
SIS BIG SIS jett 49, SIS uno 81 pei
Stid. so einfade unb fancb Nem=
marfets gu balbem 8reiie So, S. unb
IS. Damen Saden aus neiBem2atpn,
elegant gu 65 Gents Big 81 uno mebr.
so &inoer &n3iise in tpeiB, ettpas be-
ldmubt ] tpeniger tpie gepDbnliaer
prsis. 1000 petBe 9amentleiber in
ben neueiten Muitern nur So, 1915,
IS, Sc, So unb $40. MoreenrDde
aus 2anns, BATTLES unb 9encoles,
3epbbrs Satines gu rs Gents, $1.OO,
$685. $1.5O, $1.75, $780, $50 unb
$3.50. @rp6e Bargains in @eibsel1e.
200 Stid seitreifte uno c~,rrirte 2atpns
nur 10 Gents Die garo. Sancb 2apns
l21 Gents Die garo. -Sdmarse Snoia
2atpns 10, 12a gts. unb mebr. @ing=
bans bon s Gents an. &letoer 60
tines IN 500 perldiebenen Mhlitern BON
8 Gents per Oaro an. Stidereien gu
alien grsilen, id,6ne breite bon so Gts.
an fir As 3Oa brtite idbne Resen=
ldirme, SeiDe, MIR $1.50 uno 10 nod
ptele Bargains in &leiberitofen> Spiben
u. (. NJ.
= @enn man giIenpaaren braudt,
10 idreibe man an 6. y. uno s. $.
Smitb, Minreapclis, bieielbe balten
aaes in ibrer 8rande tpie Barb Dire,
0dgel, gaper> Sarben uno Dele,
SdlDher uno 6afen, Stolen fic 5bis
ren unb 6eu= unb Miitsabeln. sebr
nieorise 9reiie.
Mit ben beutigen Datum 5eeinnt
oas 8iersebnte SdnserSef oes Norb=
NJ tlide Sdnger=8unbes|
I'M neutrality-suspicious. llno oauert Bis
gum % oieies WDnats unter Mitnir=
funsapon @ilmore's uno 5rant Dan,'s
8apelen uno ben beriibmten &lnflern
Stgrorina Glementine 9egere, STA:
oante 8larde Stpnes8 Barton, SRI. 6e=
len DUDLEY Campbell, Sienor Stalo
@ampanini, Sienor @uiieppe Del
8uente, Scr. Mbron @ @bitnep,
5isnpr eugene DeD anfparbt. NuBers
Dem baben SRI 8annp @ads pomGons
ierpatDrinm in Berlin, 6err 8enebict
BON Milpautee unb 0err Sung bon
WimeapDlis ibre Mitnirtung sugeiaet.
IS si6t brei Concerto unb sfpei Matiz
nees. 4ae in Minneapolis unb ct.
Saul miinoenoen giienbabnen baben
Sabrpreiie fir bic 0eftbeiuder auf
Die 9dlfte berabgeiebt. 0as eanse
Oeut1atbum miro jeoenflQs bic Gie=
ienarbeit bes gDmites baburh amer.
fennen bab Der 8eiud Elm duberif 3abl=
tpirb.
Die &odefer Sboe 60.
oieie ISOLDE einen eleaanten
Sdublaben gde Der NfcDIet Mpe. uno
7ten StraBe. 9aielbff f5nnen uniere
2eier bas allerbefe sdubpert biais
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20

= Neue sateens> eonnenldirm
nno Sdder Bel gop. s. Mues, 26$
Of Ute StraBe nabe Goiabel ctr.
Tas Glafdenbier In Der Stal
mannf4en8 NJ 50. fam
bon teinem anoeren iibertrDfen tperben
Warum iplte cine 8rauerei, Die oas
anerfanm bette SaBbter in Nprbueferr
lsefert, ntbt I'm itanbe lein, Elm SSla:
fhenbter> ueldes benz aastpdrtiaen at
Aualitdt unb Sdmadbaftiefeit aleid
tomnt, gu brauen? Sic lit i'm fanbe'
es gu tbun nnb ben 8etpeis fnbet man
IN jsoer Slafde ihres bortreHlideu
Bteres. bn
x 6. s. Sleeves Fat ppr turseu1
cine Ipotbefe i'm 9efiel 8lpd> Gde Ste
uno Ate Strabe, 7 Gdenl er5f1,et> uno
empfieblt fem reidbaltises 2aser BON
reinen, inperfdlidten 9rpsuen> 9atent=
Weoi5tnen, ParfiimerienL Sptlettenee=
genitdnoen> unb fetnen Gisarren> Sen
2eiern b. 81. 9em Prdpariren bon
Geeeptsn tpiro beipnoere &ufmertlamfeit
sefdenft, ba
-Siiber&1tib @amenbdnb.
ler, $50 Sadfon ctr. erludt ieben
Marttedrtner ibm feline Mbrefe auf Ell
ner 8offtarte einsuienben, 6amit er
oemfelben feline ipeeial 8reisliite sus
ienben fann. st bat tas id5nife
uno ousseiudtefte 2ager bon Samen
aQer Mrt tn ct. Saul. $50 Sadion
Str. 2 Tbiren BON Merdants Qotel.
ba
- @ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier euf bas
oeutlae Nctariats= @eiddft bes 6errn
2orena @atrb, 444 ct. 9eters Str.
neben Der Martet: 9aQe, ouimerfiam.
DerIelbe beioret Die ginca1irung BON
@elbern, 8olmadten nebt confularis
i&er 8eelaubteuns, Sefamente, 1puie
ale seri@tli@en un0 auBerseri&tIiden
Baplere. Qud bat berielbe Cots NIT
ODER obne 6duier In allen Tbeilen ct.
8oul's su bertaufen, iopie ale 9rten
bon @eiddftspldben. At
= 8. 8. Map & g., bic Be-
fannten @drtner perfaufen enttpeber i'm
Staotlaben So. 5 IS eft Ste ctr.
8riog sc 6 square poer in ibren
@riinbduiern gde Como 9(penue uno
@lfelt StraBe Die idbniten Seblinee,
Sbfbdume, @arten uno Selbiamen unb
seidntttene 8lu1nen fir ale Seltli6tei.
ten. bd
= Die Union 9aetfic Sea
So, ga St Ute StraBe. $50. l gitb
Marfet uno IA 9afota Gpenue bat Die
Nusuabl In feinen 9bees uno
iotpie 8adpulper, ale s1 ben
8reiien. Dieie @eiealdaft
ale lire Sbees unb &afees in 10
Aualitdten ein> oaB es ibr mDe=
lia 1T, oielelben iebr biQig gu pertaus
fen. bo
= 8. S. 8rpmn, 2s9 Weft Ute
Strabe,
bat ein rei4baltises 2aser aIer giienz
tpaaren, 6ausa neutrality-suspicious.
Meferpearen unb 6anbperfSeueen. St
madt cine SpeSialitdt aus Dem 9erfauf
Der b%efanrten Sepel8 asDfen, iopie aud
Der 6eisz uno &ohDfen. Oer1elbe 1T
Elm iebr tiidtiser junser Mann> Der nur
quite Waaren bdlt unb tpeIder eetpiB
otele &unoen burd bteie Mnseige beran=
miro. ba
- Gaiierlb & DpnneIIh,
acknowledgements Nsentur, "a On Ate
Sprepaueb 8lod> 3immer 8
@elo in ~beliebigen Summen gu
ZEN niebrisiten grp3enten auf erte ST.
gu perleiben. 2eute, tpelde@elo
'orsen tppIen, fDnnen oa6elbe iofort Be-
Dmmen. ba
= Sn Der Imerican Snort
Company 3immer go. II
m grft n Rational 8anf g e.
DUDE, Gde 4ter urlo Sadipn StraBe
ann man @elo auf MDbeln> Sutpelen
mo aler Irt periDnlides Gisentbum,
pfort befpmmen' @elhdft 1dnea Be-
orst unter frensifer acknowledgement.
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Varm 80 ~uerfaafen.

Cine p~radtpole 6arm bon 800 aere inter feibten
Dectn9uHgel5 81 rerfIufen 8ieielbe Iieot in 6utHinS
ION 70 SttosOafota, in elmer beut51. fatb. Anfe6.
dncere D Wtetlen CD. BON Der Slrnr. Gin aute8
Sfdcfd3en an Der @~iienbabu in Der Ndbe elm anSeres
1T nur 2 Utetlen %entfernt, aud IN giienbabn. Beibe
9entbiinler ~uertaufen min, III, neil er uub ieine
Jrnu BEG bpben ALTERS Degen, nift mebr i'm &tanbe
nm, be Sdrm 81 bedrbetteu. 8au1iebbaber molten
ion Co, Dat.
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Sartit 81 p~erGanfen.

go Nfer 9anb nit suten @ebdulidfeiten
in Der fatb. Gemeirbe 3u ct. 8onifatius.
6ennepin SO. Winn.. lift binig su faufen.
Ausfunft ertbeilt Der Gigentbiimer.
SofsQ &npp, ct. Gloub, Minn.
8
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Ts aHe gSeie, netbe bas Iubeben bon alien uebabebiln Der @aaren
CUR Soge bate, bamt 2eute, Die es ntt beWr nubtn, anbeben ipQten u. bpbe
EreHe 6afir beSatlen, neL9e nod pel bon &unoenidneioen is geert sdttt
nho, Die nod nod an alter DRetbooe bdngen, miro Bet uns fhon Lange ntt
msbr pradtnrt Ir tDnnen mere gSaaren nht iabrdans aufbeben uno mar.
ten bis BITE Sahen mdeoer WfOoe Terben. Eas IbertaHen mir lpl@en gdtaoen,
oe, na4oem tie bic Schulz oes pubEcums erih6pNs fh enbGh meter nenben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20

8s ist taben mir Elm stdnenoes @ei6dft tn bHr Saion su buaeNtnen
uo mir erpaten,. bB mir bic Saion nit einsm @lunsn= Sdein beIbGRbn
wercen, tnoem mir
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Anerborte D%ar9ains

IN femen BON &rnOenidnebern berferteten &kcern geben.
unire balblibrlGe @aarenaufnabne fnoe am l. Suit fnh, uno I'M es
gu reouatren, O1Hiren mir BON bete ab Elm auseepdbtes 9ager bon fynsn So
brtcaten gu bebueno reougren QreHen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-02
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
FoX's DISCOVERY.


Mr.. ". c. Hill, the owner of s'Fox's Dis
covery." about which so much has been writ
ten, called on Capt. Symons yesterday for per-
mission to lay, at his own expense, a sidewalk
in front Of the new dwelling houses recently
erected on said land. Capt Svmons after Civ
ing him the permission to go ahead with the
work said that Surveyor Forsyth had found
certain old plots of that section of the city,
which would be submitted to Attorney Riddle
He thought that the new discoveries would
throw different light upon the question and
possibly be the means of settling long dispute.
CHANGES IN THE TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE
SERVICE.
The Commissioners have accepted the resig-
nation of A. S. Richards. electrician of the tele-
graph and telephone service, and have ap-
pointed Geo. H. Noyes to fill the vacancy
They have also appointed S. W. Nelson to the
position of telephone operator.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners to-day made an order re-
voking the permit of the Bergner 4 Engel
brewing company for a side track into their
store-house in square 464, and issued one for
the same purpose to the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad company.
Commissioner Webb is confined to his house
by q sev we're cold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-02
Name.
me. o. | c.
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changesfrom yesterdays quota
lions on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted
to-day: U. s. As. registered, 12S4 bid, 12s,i
asked. DC. per imp. IS. 1891, coin, 1O74 bid,
los asked. Market stocks, rs, 1892, currency,
1927 1o9s bid Water stock Is, 1901, CURRENCY,
coin, 1O7H bid. D. C. 3O-year fund, 6s, 1902,
coin, 12o bid. Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road bonds. 107 bid. 1O9A asked. Metropolitan
Railroad stock, 1o2S bid, HOY asked. Column
bia Railroad stock. 25 bid. Washington Gas, 4O7s
bid, 417S asked. National Metropolitan Insurance,
73 bid National Union Insurance. 10 bid 19at
asked. Arlington Insurance. 169 bid. Columbia
Insurance. IA bid. IAN asked. Washington Market
bonds, LIST mortgage imp. 6s, 116 bid. WASH
ingtOn Brick Machine Company, 215 bid. Bank
of Washington, 3l5 bid National Metropoli-
tan Bank. 225 bid. Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, Georgetown, 165 bid. Second National
Bank, 150ss bid. Great Falls Ice, $50 bid,
155& asked. L. s. Electric Light Company, 69t
bid, - asked. Inland and Seaboard Company
bonds, is. 70 asked, Washington Light In
fantry first mortgage g. 100 bid. Washington
Light Infantry bonds, I'd IS, 90 bid Central
National Bank stock, 2lO bid. Columbia Ma
tional Bank stock, 1913 bid. American Graphic
phone Company stock, % bid. % asked Pano-
rama stock ~ bid. National Safe Deposit
Company stock, 23o bid, 215 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-02
DIED.

BRoNAUGH Suddenly, Of NEURALGIA Of the heart.
March %, Isss. J. MITCHELL BR0SAtGH. N. d.
s native Of Seorset0wn p G. for many years resi-
DEMoND. ON April 2, 1889, CHARLES DE.
Funeral from his late residence III Msssschusetts
avenue, on Thursday, April 4, $50, at4 y. m.
DoNEGAN. On Tuesday morning, April 2, 1883. st
1906 O'Clock, JOHN ouly child of John and Mary Don
Funeral Thursdsy at o O'Clock a. m from parepts'
residence, 33s street southwest. lnterment at Mt
his late residence, 2s2s N street northwest. JOHN
FDers viii tase sce fram h gsA r 81 EN- O'Clock
Thursday morning and proceed to Irinity 0stholisl
respectfully in yited TO attend. q
GUTTENsoN. On Monday morning. April I, 1889.
at 2 80 a.mr MARGARET. beloved wife of John O.
Funeral win take place from her late residence q 80
attend ias -A' 6 'D1 Al ''D1' ''' '''f''' '""
HAYNIE On Tuesday morning: April 2 Isss
Funeral from his late residence AS street north:
friends resPecifhu ffi invited 70 attend
HIGGINS, On TUESDAY, April 2. 1889. FRED g.
nine years and six months.
frS tne n9sd a. ms
MAJOR In New York, March 81, 1889. JOHN ,.
Requiem mass at Trinity church, Georgetown, ct
10 30 am. Aprll2
MCPHERSON. Monday morning. April 1. 1883 az
l:30 am, Mrs. ELIZABETH A. MCPHERSON. aged
Funeral from her late residence on No. ll3 Four
snd-a- Half street northwest, Wednesday April 3.
Requiem mass at St. Patrick's church at 80 am. .
MITCHELL. On Monday April /, 1859, at Is 8.
m, HENRY HERMAN, beloved son of Clifton aud
Rosa Mitchell, aged six years and five months.
Funeral from bis parents residence. No. 2O4s Sth
street northwest. Wednesday, April g. at oclock D.
lend heA'i'e' and friends respectfully invited
ToBIN On Sunday, March 81, ] $50. at s. O'Clock
a. m, MARY. relict OF the late William Tobin after
lingering illness, which she bore with Christian forti
tude.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 40 Jackson st
northeast, Wednesday. April s. at O'Clock q m,
with mass at 81 Aoysius church. Friends Of the fam
iy respectfully invited 70 attend. %
In Memoriam.
Just approaching the threshold as il seemed Of q
at the Of eighteen last Sunday suddenly called
to the bosom Of his Maker. When apparent GONZALES
cence. following brief, though serious. Illness
with the sorurtness Of a underclap. devoted
mother momentarly and with cheerful words leaving
in a few minutes fnds herself sione with the dead
semblance of an idolized father. leaving home
with buoysnt thankful heart Is speedily met at the
his life has been struck down.
To the parents thus bereaved- and 20 others near
human symps,hy seems cold and o1t os pace Hnms
wisdom can compound no sweet obliyious antidote'
for grief like this Even surerhuman Power, while it
can repress the er-present longing for .the
touch of vanished hand the sound Of voice thai
Is stl y, Baa Inls iongins VIII be softened aud
acter Of this bright, brave boy who lived his life Of
hlial devotion under the Christening influence Of .
months ago 70 few, that for him death Was not far
away The memory Of his brief but lovely career vii
smell sweet and blossom in the dust" B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-02
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April Cotton nominal-mid-
ding, 10Isal04. Flour quiet and easy. Wheat
southern. quiet and steady: Fultz s1O3 Long
berry, a5a1O5; western. easy. No. winter red,
spot, S114as74; April, S1aS7l4; May, S7ssaS7aI;
June. sS'saSSlt; July, So, sellers. Corn-south-
ern. steady to firm; white. 42a43; yellow 41a42 NJ
western, spot. strong; futures steady: mixed spot
42hai24; April. 41ssa42; May, 4ls4s41zS;
steamer, Al a413z. Oats, quiet and firm-west-
ern white. 32a33h; western mixed, 29a31. Rye.
dull and nominal; 56 as ~ Hay nrm - prime to
and unchanged. Butter. barely steady-western
packed. lSa19: creamery, p. Eggs steady, IoE
all. Petroleum, quiet = refined, $50. Coffee
quiet-Rio cargoes fair, 1sA. Sugar, strong but
quiet-A soft, "a; copper, steady: refined 10
al5K. Whisky, quiet. III. Freights TO Liver
pool per steamer. siull and nominally easy-cot-
ton. 40 cents per 100 pounds; grain. per bushei
Adj asked. Cork for orders, 4s.6d., nominal; MAJ
IA. asked. Receipts - -four, 5000 barrels; wheat
LOCO bushels; corn, 2I.e00; oats, 1000 bushels
Shipments-four, 1000 barrels: corn 1000 bush
els SaIes-wheat, 230, 900 bushels; corn, 100 900
bushels.
BALTIMORE, April 2. - Virginia ten-forties
81 bid: do. threes. 81 bid; Baltimore and Ohio
stock, Sass; Cincinnati. Washington and Balti-
more hrsts. oGa91; do. seconds, 49ta50: consoli-
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Americas Beautiful Women.

Benjamin Constant in New York World.
was delighted with the American climate
am told that the past winter was one of excep-
tional mildness, and if so was fortunate in my
experience. saw nothing of the famous and
much-talked Of "blizzards," and, in fact, 80
far as could judge the weather was much more
agreeable than that of an ordinary Partisan
winter. At all events, when it did rain it
rained hard for day or two and that was the
end OF it. fairly revelled in the brilliant sun
shine and in the rich azure of the sky, blue as
that Of Venice, which the many cloudless days
vouchsafed to us. My friends tell me that the
winters in New York are not always 30 pleasant
and can readily imagine the fact, for if they
were there would be no reason for the many
journeys to Florida which the Philadelphians
and New Workers are, I hear, very fond of
making.
1t is hardly necessary, think, for me to say
how greatly was impressed with the ladies Of
America, not only with their personal charms
for of those had heard much before leaving
Europe and had also seen something among my
American female pupils and the visitors to my
studio-but with their mental qualities and ac-
complishments. With them culture is, in
many instances, carried to its highest point
The husband may be. and usually is, absorbed
in his business or his profession, but his wife,
in the midst of her household cares and her So
cial occupations, finds time for collecting and
appreciating all that is beautiful and note
worthy in art. The American woman ia, in
many respects, first cousin to the Parisienne.
She has the same power Of quick assimilation
OF new ideas and also the same taste in Dress
One point in American female beauty that
greatly struck me was the fine mould and pro-
portion of the ladies' arms. Superb in form
and faultless in coloring, they are worthy Of
naturalization in the marble that they 90
much resemble.
Another detail that greatly pleased me was
| the elegance and the artistic style OF furnish
ing to be found, not only in the mansions OF
the American millionaires, but in the homes of
persons of comparatively limited means. Taste
and refinement rule supreme in the choice and
decorations.
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