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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-31
PAINTS AND OILS.
ReCamier Pfenafati0nS.

Recaunier Cream, Recamier Balm. Recamier
Powder. Recamier Soap Recamier Moth and
Freckle Lotion and Vita Nouva. For sale at
STRONG'S DRUG STORE,
NsR BULL AND PERRY STREET LANE
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/ OST on Tuesday evening either on OBS Ty-
l. bee train, or on the island, one diamond,
screw setting. Finder will be literally rewarded
and Jefferson streets
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AGENTS WANTED.

e8y- For CLuB RATES or any further in
formation desired, write legiby TO the under
signed, clearly stating your. residence, with
state, County, Street and Number More rapid
return mail delivery will be assured by your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your full address,
IMPORTANT.
Address NJ. A. DAUPHfN
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIS,
Washington. ID. G.
BY ordinary letter containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies New York Ex-
change, Draft or Postal Note.
Address Registered Letters Contain
ing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
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Telephone of Business onlce is No 364.
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BOARDING.

LIRST-CLASS BOARD, also furnished rooms
L without board; central locations convenient
to elevated and service railroads; only desirable
parties need apply. MRS. 7. =. LAMBERT. Ia
Lexington avenue. near Twenty ninth street,
New York city, n. Y.
- UMMER BOARD.-Special rates made for
- table board for the summer season, and
meal tickets al reduced rates at the HARNETT
HOUSE.
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TOR SALE upon very easy terms, Lot No. ff9
Il Grantland ward, fronting on St Nicholas
street. near st. Mary's home, and Convenient TO
Belt Line cars. This lot is 3ixi00. on very high
ground, and beautifully located fsr a home a
person desiring good home can secure this
Tot upon very easy terms at reasonable nrice
as the owner wishes to make quick sale 81 II
q. II, pQRSETTs Real Eatate Dealer
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

rTNHE NEW GALLERY. III Congress street,
i will make fine photographs inferior TO
money at the lowest rates with all the induce
ments offered by Others. WATERS & o RILEY
Photographers.
steamer.
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An Editors Exnerienca.

ST denotes trace OF rainfall
Z. +. Won HERMANN. Observer Signal Corp
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TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen fine Cabi-
Il net Photographs as many for eight by ten
frame as you wish, at the SAVANNAH PHOTO
90 IS, l49 Broughton street
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TOR SALE. the Fruit Farm and VINEYARD Of
Il the late John C. Taylor, located about
six miles from Savannah. For particulars an
ply to L. W. LANDERSHINE. Executor
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Maximum temperaBIre, 50; minimum tenn
perature. IS.
The hight of thalEiYer at Augusta at 1888
O'Clock a. IN. yestaaAAg Augusta time) was
Il. feet-a fall Sofl3tB feet during the past
twenty-four hOurshg 90
Cotton Region BdG9tfn FOR twenty-four hours
ending D. m, july 81. fSs9 10Th Meridian time.
DIsTRICTSssell .5- AVERAGE.
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ROOMS TO RENT.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

TOR RENT the brick tenement houses ia
L and 1741x Jones street, from Oct 1st Apply
to w. u. kRENSON at j. D. Weed & Co. 3.
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LETTER BOXES
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
TF'HE SINGLE TAX win raise your wages
L Hear the lecture at Turner Han tonight
Admission free.
LVREsH FROM FACTORY-A supply of
4 HEIDTS Fine Confectionery. Hand
somely put up.
FINRN Peaches and Cream, HEIDT'S specially.
n Egg Phosphate, pure Fruit Juice Syrups.
pRICKLY HEAT, Chatting and all skin erup-
tions cured by using BORACINE Toilet
Powder. Try il.
HELP WANTED.
~ IRL WANTED to cook and make herself
~ generally useful. 1871 Broughton white
preferred.
WANTED, half grown girl to do light house.
w work. 81 CASTOR.
WANTED, a baker, in Tampa Fla; a single
W young man preferred. Apply ROBT.
STOEBERLEIN, Tampa, Fla.
WANTED, an experienced miller. must he
w an expert in rice milling. Apply to w.
K. GUERABD, President Planters Rice Mill, Sa
yannah, Ga.
NTANTED-Man TO take the agency of our
w Safes; size 2SxlSx1S inches; weight 500
lbs; retail price S55 other sizes in proportion.
A rare chance to create permanent business
at nome, lneSe sales meet q demand never
before supplied by other safe companies, as we
are not governed by the Safe Pool ALPINE
SAFE CO, Cincinnati. O.
WANTED, q man thoroughly competent to
w assume charge of truck farm Good
references required. Address TRUCK FARM,
care of this Office.
A COOK WANTED "A good plain cook for
"A family can secure permanent employment
at one Of the healthiest places in America by
applying to the undersigned. WALTER T. Nc
ARTHUR, Macarthur, Montgomery county,
Georgia. 49,
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
WANTED, position as receiving clerk in
w wholesale grocery, or railroad business.
Experience had IN largest grocery in the south.
ADDRESS f b. R., care of Morning News.
w ANTED, by frst-c salesman. position
w as clerk in dry goods or grocery store.
Best references. Address N. II. j., Dublin Ga.
WANTED, position as porter by a coIored
w man, in grocery or dry goods store; will
ing to work; good references; several years bus
mess experience. Address NJ, 10415 West
Broad.
WANTED,rby a lady of experience, a posi-
W ton as principal of school or as assist
branches Latin French and Music; has state
certificate. and will give best references AID
dress, TEACHER Dublin, Ga.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WANTED, a house with gas, or a complete
w floor. Address S, this Office.
WANTED, partner with five to eight hun
w dred dollars in good paying business.
well established. Address TOP, this Office.
WANTED, fiat of three UNFINISHED rooms
w by man and wife without children, per
manent parties not further south than Liberty
street. Address Box 80, News office.
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TOR SALE, lot with dwelling and store near
II the city, on a public road with big travel
and good trade. cheap. !. D. LAROCHE q
son, 16S Bay street.
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Ne the undersigned Banks and Bankers min
pay all Prizes drdi6n in The Louisiana State
Lotteries iUhich may be presented at our coun-
terS.
Il. VI. WALNIsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Nat. Bk.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Blk
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans Natl Bk-
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank
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Until SEPT. LIST we will sell all Trunks. az
u cept Packing. at 10 per cent. off prices for
cash Come early to secure bargains NEID.
LINGER & RABUN.
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LNOR RENT, house on Henry street, between
Il Drayton and Abercorn; possession given at
once. Apply to S. NJ. ROACH. 1872 Broughton
street.
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TNHREE substantial buildings on Anderson
4 and Abercorn streets; good Investment.
nice location /. d. LAROCHE & SON
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WANTED, position as porter by a coIored
w man, in grocery or dry goods store; will
ing to work; good references: several years bus.
mess experience. Address N, 10415 West
Broad.
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TOR SALE, the old Bee" property at Isle Of
Il Hope; 8 acres with water front, acres
wood land; all improvements and elegant
grounds, with abundance of fruit and flowers
terms extended. Address +. e. MACARTHUR,
Knoxville. Tenn
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Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations
SAvASNAH. July 30, 1895 p. M, City time.
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FOR SALE.

WANTED, to sell three elegant diamond
w rings cheap for cash. Box j.. Postoffice
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WANTED, partner with FIVE to eight hun.
w dred dollars in good paying business.
well established. Address TOP, this Office
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TNURPIN BAKING POWDER is the best For
4 sale By all Erocers at SOC. can.
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TNHE market affords no better Meats than is
i sold by JOYCE, Liberty aud Abercorn
streets, and the fruits and vegetables are fresh
and wholesome. Telephone l07,
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MIsCELLANEOUs WANTs.

WANTED, a house with gas, or a complete
w floor. Address s.. this Office.
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LNOR SALE, lots near Southover; information
= TO purchasers. see Special Notice column.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ITO THE MOUNTAINS Weaver House,
L Tryon City y. G.. q few boardevs taken 40
reasonable rates; mountain scenery; everything
from the farm. Address q. q WEAVER.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

w ANTED, by first-clas salesman. position
Best references. Address NJ H. j.. Dublin Ga
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LHREE SODA-Each purchaser amounting u
~ SOC. receives a Licknt AZ HEInlnS
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A COOK WANTED. "A good plain cook for
n family can secure permanent employment
at one of the healthiest places in America by
applying to the Undersigned. WALTER T. Nc
ARTHUR, Macarthur, Montgomery county,
Georgia.
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THE hight Against LEON ABBETE
1.-THE EX-GOVERNOR WILL NOT HAVE THlNUs
HIS OWN WAY IN NEw-JERSEY.


HIS OWN WAY IN NBw-JERsEY.
Trentop n j. July 2s-The contest between ex-
Governor Albeit and Z. +. c. Young, Of Jersey City,
,or The nemocratac nomination for Governor grows
warm and Mr. Albeit announces that he Will begin
an active campaign SOON senator Mcpherson Is said
In be the main dependence among Democratic
noltcisns for Young. but It is complained that he
gets frightened so easily that he cannot be trusted
Tho Young men claim they can secure one-thru
~ the Hudson delegation, one-fOurth Of the Essex,
all of Monmouth and nearly all Of Mddlesex; Camden
AVID ALI Of Sussex and Somerset, and most Of Hunter
don. Senator BIodgett Is to give them Monmouth,
Miles Ross Mddlesex and Kelsey and Pldcock
Sussex and Hunterdon while Mcpherson is TO manage
IN Somerset aud Hudson. This would assure Young
tbe nomination. The Abbott movement is strong
on the surface, but of his most open aud ap-
parently enthusiastic advocates are said to be plan
ming his destruction.
Ex-senator Fred. s. Fish, Of Newark, a young
man. is mentioned among the possible Republican
didates for Governor. EKCongressman John Kean,
ir OF Union County, will have much strength and
deserves IT, The Democratic convention will not be
held much before September aud the Republican
convention probably fortnight later.
The ChsncellOrs decision, refusing TO enton Passac
City from building sewers TO empty into the Passac
River, has been somewhat misunderstood. The In
junction is denied on the ground that the exceptional
mowers for the prevention of pollution claimed by the
Newark AQueduct Board do not exist. and mat the
Board sAould proceed against public nuisance as
would any citizen with similar grievance After
putting Newark out of court the Chancellor discusses
the pollution question, and denies that the proposed
sewerage system would poute the river at uS
Newark wafer supply intake any pefoulment w0uno
be ceansed BY the natural action of the water before
# reached the intake. -
Meanwhile, Newark is nearing an end OF Inc new
wscr supply discussion, the proposed contract WIN
tbe Iehigh Valley now being before the Common
Council Vigorous objection Is being made to It's
adopfion for a number of reasons. -,
The Prohibition party does not amount 10 InucD
this wear I'm New-Jersey and unless II is doomed INTO
mpoTtsnce by unwlse notoriety given II by crucs IL
will grow steadily and beautifully less as the campaign
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bunalo T. Y July 27.-CattleIieceipts last p hours.
2T20 ho9d total week thus far, 1920; for same
time last week 20 600 consigned through, $50 head
$50 head NewYOrk lao head on sale o market duh dull
Sheen and Iambs-Recepts last p hours, 5000 head to
Tor week thus far $4,000; fol sane time lasi week
30 coo; consigned through. esoo head 200 head to
demand Hoes~Receipts asS "A hours, ESQ head ;
ota Tor week thus far 81 120 for time lsst week
81 400; consigned through, 300 head $50 head on
New York; 1eS0 head on sale prices strong medium
a. coast IS selected, medium weights, s4650S4 80
Workers "a IS. ,, 1900.
Cattle Receipts 800 Market steady. BeeVeS-PooY 70
Choice s3 50d4 40; cows. 81 50as8 stockers s2dsS
Texas steers % 2O0S3 cows II jO0S2 20 hog--fs.-
ceipt 1900 shgoens Market SSeaay mixed g 20
Receipts 1000. Market steady natives ~ 3O9Sl ~
Westerns, SO e0dS5 % Texans, So 40Hsf ~; iamDs
"a 75as0. -. ,,.
ST. Louis July 27.CatteReceipts, 200 shipments IN In5
300: market steady choice heavy natve steers - p0
TO good do So 75aS4 10 stockers and feeders
nominal rangers eorn-fed q 1898 10 gra Go Sz%
active and eailes choice heayy and butchers 52@
a 57ie. Sheep-ReceipGs 1900 shipments 800; market
active ana strong; fair 10 choice, So JV@S4 3D.
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COTTON MABKFTs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool July % D. nc otton1 An M rican middng
Glad The day included 800 bales American
Futures closed firm. American. mlddltne low mlddng
clause July delivery 5.64d buyers July sod AuausV
delivery 5-64d buyers August and September deVfy
5e4d sellers September and October dchaery 4o-o5d
buvcrs October and November delivery, 3S6id buyers;
November and December delivery, 336i9 buyers; De.
cemrrr and January delivery, 1854 sellers January
and February delivery 3404d, sellers; Septenbsr delv
cry. 5-64d, sellers
Galveston July 27-Cotton quiet middllng; lie: low
mfd1ung 1Ossc good ordinary sac net and gross re-
ceipts bale; exports coastise. 11S bales sales 20
bales; stock. 1875 bales
Norfolk July Erection steady middling 1fc; and
gross receipts, none stock 1926 bales.
Savannah, July 27..-Cotton nominal mdflnG 1Osc ;
low iddng 97sc: good ordinary. 9isc; and gross
ecpts bales exports ooaswlse. a. bales sales bales
stock 80 bales.
Newoneans July 27-Cotton firm; middlne Tic low
middiing iOi4c: ordinary 9a5c and gross
cetpts bales exports Great Britain, az Daesi a'eS
200 bales; Stock IL GAG bales.
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OCEAN IGHTssteam freghts Sos1d srSnS tbs
limited offerings Of accommodation no INcrbooSo oo
business included 900 bushels grain ct a. saa Tor
charter are held with considerable steadiness 5d ri
TROLPUM HARTERS-NOrwcglan Da,A hAkoy. heaiSs
70 Uddeyaa 5000 bbls refined As 46d PoHgSST nSS
brig Espeisnsoso I'd to Loande 5000 cases Iene
private terms Norwegian bark Foldin lprofl belce 70
he Baltic 500 b6ls refined; private terms SIP Up
Naupactus hence TO Java 10000 cases fehned 3Sc ot
and 85c steamer St Romans u 600 DDS tsnH@a
steamer Pedro Liverpool from Mirmas qess a aos
spanish steamer Federico. thence from 81 Joud ga
8rgsh ship Has thence from Montreal , deals grs br
2ss 80 ship Bsnamin sewe Boston to M s6d rse
hrmaehi @ West Of England deals 20, BARK AVE.
gsyu to New.Yors. ioswood private terms hark
We've Kings Ferry 20 New York. 81 80, whs1ase an
tonnage steamer Aps chartered 70 seek ocean cable ~
p fnsjsnd deals O7s I'd; British bar ospond o'RSn
Italian Leila bail e.staDS sgy pfs scs S.t SS
Hawai- coke British schooner d T. ~ and
NJ mn .o ApfaGhieola % s., Johns ID yeIS%% seneis
nnlss SIG 80 Norwegian hars 1on9s ana Cs.n re- !.
German bark Emma and Robert. the SAME
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corpr c,1rvn4Rs FOR Toby.

Supreme Court-General Term. -Iiece,: continued c,
Stppi,Ine Cnurt-ChamGcrS-- Befo' OBflen. J,-C0uft
sPt ~ 20 a Iu-AiOton calendar. Nos. IN 81 called
at IL O'Clock .., NJ. ,,.r+ 7 - Adiourned until
Supreme C0urt-Speclal IefIn-fdT V A'-EANJ0u''0 u"
August g. 1889. m, ~. TT .d;ournsd eor
Supreme COurt-Special Term-Part Il'-Adloufheu Ior
the . 49, d, II TIT aud w -Ad.
SuTToaate's CourtBeore Ransom s-Wnls Of Cora D.
Moore rheodre Lang, Joseph Zen9er ADAM SchroSleI,
William Damn 10 a. M Clara Esei kusl9ph heiHpHo"
"ns Insria, CouT1~Ceneral Term-Adourned sine die.
Snpetior Court-Spoclal Term-Bef0re Ingraham, j.
Court opens at 10 m.-M0lons - 1900, r,r A.,
Supeiior CGuTt-Trial Tcrm-Parts 1. ii and III-Ad-
Common Peas-Gencra Term-Adiourned sine die.
Common Paas-specal Ierm-Deiofe books''Ner j.
conIpon Pleas-Triai Tern-Pars and I1Adourned
CITY Court--spccal Term-Before Holme Court opens
at 10 o. m.-MotiOns 49,, .,.-s
City COurt-1rial Term-PaFts l. II ana lll-AuouI"cH
the ~, ,,,...o, -
General SessiOnsPartS i, IL anu Ill-NuIouihV' lVI
the tenn
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4 wgT SUNDAY At THE STATE CAMP.
THE SOLDIERS HAVEN'T HAD A CHANCE TO GET
DRY YET-IIFE IN THE TENTS.


DRY YET-IIFE IN THE TENTS.
PeekskiI, n. Y, July 2s speciaD.-The members
Of the 47th Regiment and the provisional battalion
which will OCCUPY the camp this week have thus far,
at least, had weather that made camp life anything
but pleasant. The men OF the 47th Regiment got
soaking wet during their march from the srmory to
the boat, and the sun has not yet made It's appear
ance long enough 10 dry their clothes. The place
has been extremely quiet all day. The weather
scared the usual Sunday visitors away, and the trains,
which are usually crowded with people Sundays,
contained nothing but empty The chaplain
Of the regiment is in Europe, SO the usual Sunday
services were omitted
About fifty members Of Company C, OF the 18th
Regiment, and their friends presented Second Lieu
tenant Coligan, Of Company l. with a handsome
sword this afternoon. Lieutenant ColNgan was for.
merry sergeant in Company C., Of the 18th Regi-
ment, and recently elected lieutenant In the
47th Regiment. Sergeant McRenna made the pre-
seniatiOn speech.
During the latter part Of the day the men sat
about in their tents reading, smoking and talking
about the weather. Many Of them went over IN
the Young Mems Christian Association tent and wrote
letters 70 their wives paper with tho Associations
heading on IL.
Colonel McGrsth, the Assistant Inspector G. Dera
talked 10 the first sergeaDts I'm the "schoolbo
about the way which the camp ought TO be polced
and took them 10 the cd Battery's quarters To
show them, he said, "a living example Of what a
properly policed camp ought to be-"
According 10 the officers, there are even more
men in the regiment than there have been In any
other organization which has been here this year In
talking with the State officers to-day, great satsfac-
,ion expressed over the fact which was printed
exclusively In The Tribune this morning. that the
alnerence between Col0uel Camp and Lcutenant-Colo-
hei MILLER, of the 22d Regiment had been amic0bly
settled. One OF the highest officials IN the state
SAD No court martial had really ever been ordered
.. was small matter In the first place, and / am
g@oce1ingiy glad ~ know that IL has been settled"
Inc same officer is authority for the statement that
mere was something more than the mere discussion
, me change Of uniform, however, which brought
sDout the msundersfanding
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S0DEN , , "'1ia.1
FOR THE THROAT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
NichOlsOn'S
LIQUID Bread

Is sold largely throughout the Union ana aoroaa.
1t IS an absolutely pure Malt Extract OF dehc'ou'
taste, q tonic which restores the system 70
healthy condition, a liquid food OF eAcenen'
quality for well or sick persons. IL Is rc'oi''
mended by physicians in cases OF aeoin's On
haustion and wasting diseases; also 70 h"ls."e
mothers and infant invslids. II Is an eAoei,.nS
appetizer, valuable restorative and conSeruo'lN.
with lowest alcoholic development manufactured
OF choicest materials and rlpened by time
Medical and popular experience has proven ,'e
Extract Of Malt most valuable tonic or remedial
preparation, which IS freely prescribed py phy,
sicisns, especially whore the nervous or pnyS
systems are injured by disease or overwofk'
Sold by all leading Groeers and Druggists
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Oil City Penn, July 27-NauonsI Transit Certificates
ge:ed al 1ooL highest, 1905 lowest, 99s closed
1of4 sales $4,000 bbls clearance 0So GOO 6Dlsi
charters 81 5s7 bbls shipments. 60, 800 bbs runs
ga ,27G bbls - ,. a,. ,.d,o,
light National Transit Certificates oDened at l0Os; cosca
at i0oA highest 10Oss lowest 99's; ,. ,.,eo.,
Pradlord penn July 27-Nalonal Transit Certiiic3t-s
opened AZ ioois closed 1904 highest 1909; lowest
4997s cleafaDces 922 600 bbls. ..,, r. ..,e,.,as
iftusville Penn July 27.-Eaona Transit SeruhcatSs
oJened as fO0a4 highest. 1o0a; lowest 95S4 eio'cu
fO0A.
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SENDING WAR AND MILITARY REIacs.

me council Of the Military Service Institution at the
'.eueN OF Leutenant-Colonel John Mowbray Trotter.
OF the Executive Committee Of the Naval and
..S, exhibition al Hdinburgh, Scotland, loaned TO
me exhibition the following sssic,es Clothing nipple
"e Ana wespons Of the North American Indians, and
p"~ns nom the Indian Industrial School Carlisle.
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