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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-02
Prof. Frankenfleld at Berlin.

Prof Frankcnilcld. In his Band .MesseH.
ger, gives the following accoun, oil his re-
cent visit 10 Berlin MANY Of the boys met
me at the depot, and here we put in anotl,.
cr week OF hard work and goo,l fun. Some
Of the oind boys and took u walk the
Sunday ! WAS in town. The first place OF
farm we struck was the old Decatur Farm
ownc, at present by Mr.. Henry. We saw
the ruins 0fihc house where the old Com.
modorc was born. There is nothing left oi
The orr .inal but The foundation or plates
on which the structure was crcctc |, but
the annex Ia the original was in right
good condition. The whole 81 ruciurc had
bcen transported or moved nj least u quar-.
ter Of mile from where II was built.
We again thought. studied. unused over
that old structure. No matter how hum.
BILE born IL these United States one can
rise to the very highest pinnacle Of fame.
We had some dogs with US we cut clubs,
and went for rabbits the same as we used
to take our Sunday hunts long ago when
was but n boy. We beat abou, In all likely
places for rabbits, but no go until we
landed in a public road, then said.
Boys, I'll thumpa bonnie out here or
bust" nj the same time clubbing bunch
of briars alongside the wagon road and ms
struck the bunch on, jumped u rabbit rs
large AS n camel. Now maybe we didn't
fling clubs and yell, run, etc. etc, dogs
and all.
Here We will have TO close and finish in
next paper but we didn't catch the rabbit.
II. G. +.
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Grdletree Gossip.

Mr. Atwood Gordy. who has been yisi
ting relatives in Virginia. returned HON,
last week. Ills verdict being mo plac,
like home. for pretty girls"
Mrs. George B Tilshman, of crisiield
pail onr town n short visit list week. Sh,
returned home with the earnest wishes o
all, for future happiness. Mr.. Tilshman
by her Kindness aud goodncss has woi
for herself the love of both young and old
and we all unite in wishing her !onp
aud happy married life.
II is reported that our school teacher IL
learning his young lady pupils new
"hraneh Of study"
Miss Carrie Tilghman, looking wei
and hearty rs ever" returned home Fri
day. from Crisfield whittier she had been
visiting friends and relatives
Dame Rumor reports secret ma, riae,
in our midst. and the people are ON III,
qui rice, trying To find out who !, is
watchon. you don I get "leit again."
JouSSY.
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Eastern Shore Schools.

The public school examiners Of the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland report as fol,
lows; Tcachers-Crcil. lei; Dorchester,
l30; Kent. 20; Queen Anne's. 10; Som.
erset. N; Talbot. ~; wicomico. NJ. and
Worcester. 93; total, s59s Pupils enroll.
el-Cecil. 1873. Dorchester, 4.s59; Kent,
3.Os5; Qncen Anns's. 2.0ss; Somerset,
$3.50; Talbot. 2.s7s; wicomico. 3.Gis
Worcester, 2.s0G; total 2s.lOi. Cost
Cecil, s6s O6s45; Dorchester, go. 9l
Kent. 81. 05l. ~; Queen Anne's. ei3.sa9.'
81 Somerset. $ss. $500; Talbot. <:io.ot9
30; wieumico. $sa.i95.76; Worcester
ss7.i2632; total. ts05.36s.i7. Average
cos, per pupil-Cecil. tii!Os; Dorchester
s6.7O Kent. $3.50; Queen Anne's, tio.a0;
Somerset. $i'49 Talbot, 5000; wicomi'
co, $50 Worcester. $sas.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-02

The salvation >>xsmy has
agrrai success in Elklon. Every nisT me
Barracks nrc filled Ia ovcrilowins. Ah0ul
ilny sO far have hccn converted, and
AMONG them are some that have not been
inside III church for upward Of twenty
years. They speak Of erecting a suitable
building AMI establishing permancn,
station there.
Our artistic paint singer aud wall
paper manipulation. Mr.. l.. Edward IiGhm,
has arrived home ut last from Upper Fair,
been combining business with pleasures.
The people Oi Somerset treat INN 50 well
that he always returns from there with his
face NJ round rs AN apple
MIR. VIM J.. WALES. of Salisbury. has
been spending the week with his cousin,
Mr.. Robert y. Todd. near town. Mr.
WALES Is the son al T. l.. Wales, Esq,
ex.Rcgisicr of Wills for Wicomico. liz
il an cAvellcnt mechanic aS the work upon
the new residence Of Joshua Miles. Esq,
Of Princess Anne, will attest.
Our young friend, Edward Clarke,
who underwent recently the painful, opcr
alton Of having his leg split open and n
pant Of an enlarged bone removed, nj the
Maryland General Hospital, in Baltimore
hns returned To Snow Hill and resumed
his posiiinn with Johnson Il McAllcu
Bros We are glad Of his recovery.
Senator Wilson. of Maryland. has In,
iroduccd in the Senate bill providing
for the establishment ola lighthouse on
Sharks Fin Shoal. Md, To take the plac,
Of Clay Island. at cost nni exceeding
$25,OOO; also for light an the shoal oil
Grecnbury Point. Md, tn replace the on,
on the point, moi To- cost more Than So,
OOO.
MIR. r. ]. IIamuns0n, formerly al
Berlin this county, who managed th'
Barren Creek Hotel last year. . now pro
prieiOr Of the jackson House, an Main
street Salisbury. The hotel will he con
Quoted on the European phn. 4 first
class ladies aud genllcmcn's restaurant
an Office aud sample room will lE opene,
on the first floor. Mr.. Harmonson Is al
experienced hotel man and will no doubt
give his patrons entire satisfaction.
The Mansion House" l. well know
10 all Eastern Shorrmcn. Its location !
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Celebrating Their Golden w,
ding" Stockton Locals.

0knBs 0tOCAtOA &OSoAos
Miss Sue Sharpley returned we,lnest
from visit TO Snow Hill.
Mrs. q. NJ. Upshur spent the day AT ~
Lucy Wharton's on Monday last.
Miss Della Burbagc, of Powellsville,
visiting Mrs. Williams at the Personal
Miss Sallie Pilchar,i, Of Pitts Creek. Is 4
guest of Mrs. Z. II. Taylor, and Mrs. Ja
Wharton is enjoying the company Of "
Howard. and her daughter, Miss Mary
Chester. Pa. We wish them all pleass
visit and Stockton welcome.
The Misses Ella and Lillian Moore,
Snow Hill. and Miss Mary Ca,hell. Of b
timore, paid the Misses Price a visit J;
week.
Messrs. VIM 4. Eckels and John
Mock, Of Snow Hill, were the guests
Mr.. T. II. Spence, ON Friday last.
Miss Lizzie Trader is visiting NJ
Florence Trader. at Ir0nshire.
Mr.. o. ". Payne and others have mi
several considerable shipments of cal
tom this place this week.
Our oysters improve very slowly 0
consequently there have been but {
shipments rs yet.
Tn Wednesday Mr.. aud Mrs. p.
Wharton celebrated their Golden vi
ding" by inviting their relatives alb
them to dinner in honor of that rare
niversary. Those Of their many friet
of this locality who have pariaken of
hospitality Of this couple on former OcI
sions, know something Of the DIM
which would grace such an occasion. :
flee il to say it was fully up Ia the star
ard. aud received full justice at the hal
of the fortunate partakers. The har
couple
(Aiier tifty years of sun and rain,
And every kind of weather,
Since first they started out 10 sail
The sea of life togd'.erJ
were the recipients Of maay handso
ElIts, stttIui W NuitU Ntit - SHNt
appropriate tn the occasion. u use
articles as we'll Those presents. q N
Howard. Miss Mary Howard. Mis- III
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lindso
and Mrs. Alfred Howard. Mr.. and Mr..
=. Wharton and family. Messrs. Jos,
Collins and Thomas II. Spence. AZ
dinner an original poem. appropriate
the occasion. was read and much enjo,
by all May their mex, wedding he
pleasant as this nnc was
We were pleased Ia see that our e
prils" escaped getting into limbo as
result Of their cunning expedition. III
wen, to ihciririal nj Girdlcirec like M,
saturday. attended by n body guard
about twenty-five Of Siockion's bray
citizens. Mere declared innocent land u
deliberately pacc our streets though u
are posted" aud are free men once me
EgirQ.
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Ironshire News.

Mr.. Theodore Davis. Of Brighten j..
paid his mother. Mrs. ;. \. Riggini fly
Ing visit few days ago Rumor IL brms
rs that Mr. ID. is seriously contemplating
mairimony a, the above named place.
Miss Lizzie Trader, of Stockton, is the
CUES, Of Miss Florence Trader.
Mr.. Israel J. IIaren has erected very
magnificent and commodious porch in
front of his dwelling when adds very
much 10 the appearance Of his residence
Owing To the fine weather since Christ.
mas our village has been alive with g
carts They have been so numerous tina,
our road supervisor has been compelled
To partially bridge the road leading 10 the
mill. We would advise our young dudes
To be careful how they travel the Swamp
road ut night otherwise they may come
home considerably damaged. WOLF.
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actriai aid'ihc States attorney prosccut.
ing the cas-" favor the granting Of The par.
don n Mills's health and mini have he.
come seriously impaired since hi> con.
iincmcn,
John l.. Ribcnck. of Michigan. whose
uncle wilcrl him $5On,OOo IN condition
that he shall marry within live years, has
received ! ,0nO proposals from all kinds of
women in every section nf the country.
and they are coming nj the rate of a0O II
week. lie hnS employed two private sec.
rctarics aud short hand writer Ia cna.
hlc him tn answer his fair correspondents.
which he dies with "a conscicui iousncss
which would make a popular congress.
man weary. That he intends Ia comply
with The provisions of the will there Is no
doubt. aud he will soon begin the erection
Of n handsome residence near the Ann
Arhor University.
The Mother Goose Entertainment
which is io h. given in purnclls Hall an
next Tuesday and "Wednesday nights,
February 9Th and Glh). will be- something
entirely new in this community Indeed,
il was first thought that il would he I'M
possible Ia secure the presence of the ven.
crnhlc lady. an account at her numerous
engagements among her goslinss in other
parts al the world. hut word has now
been received that she will positively be
here. accompanied by quite number of
very live gecsc. The entertainment will
M, bc u drama. nor iablcaux. nor con
cert, nor chillren's irolic. hut n combi-
nation of all these aud must hc seen Ia
bc appreciated Tickets - and - ccnis
reserved seats far sale at Dr Halls Drug
Store.
We have received several cJmmuni
cations tins week frhm different sources
and IN different subjects which would
probably have found place in this paper
had the writers signed their true names 1,
them. We will not publish anything I'M
less the writer signs II. Il Is the custom
IT this aud every other well regulated
newspaper, Not that We want Ia publisl
the name 0f the writer. for that Is neyel
done without permission. hut Ms mn act %
good faith, tina, the editors may know
with whom they are dealing. Another
thing to secure the publication ofa com
municalion the writer sh0nld do Nv" yer,
important things. namely; firsl-sign hi
or her name To II; second send IL To tn
printers as early IN the week ns possible
The earlier the more SURE Il Is 0i finding
ils way In this paper. and Ia g0"d shape
Printers cant DO MI their work In on'
day.
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If an editor omi,s anything he is lazy;

If an editor omits anything he Is lazy;
II he reports things as they are. people
are mad II he smOOthes down the rough
points, he Is bribed if he does not furnish
his readers with jokes. he is prosy; II he
does he Is a raitlehead and lacks stability ;
IL he condemns the wrong, he lacks dis
erection if he lets wrong go unmentioned,
he IL coward ifhc INDUCES in personal
tiles he is a blackguard, and if he does not,
his paper is dull aud insipid.-Easton Ga
zette.
MIR. Daley Dorman. Of this town, Is u
young man worthy Of mention. This
young man although scarcely tweniy.one
years Of age has acquired by practice at
home and close observation ut the mill OF
Richardson, Smith. Moore l. Co., where
he is employed. u thorough knowledge oil
mechanics. In the rear Of his fathers
home. in u small building, he has CON-
plctc work. shop. All Of the tools as well
rs the machinery used there were made by
him. excepting the engine employed Ia
run the machinery which was made out
and out by ",r skillful old friend. Luther
Briddell. Young Dorman brickcd up his
boilers and made his furnaces without as
sistancc. lie has made jig saws, circular
saws. groove saws. ,ui ming lathe, pullcys
shafling and all the other tools that he
uses even To screw driver.
The case q. 4. ]. Clarke against III,
Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad was heard in ChestcrtOwn last
week. The evidence showed that PROBES
sor Clarke. Of Washington College, visited
his home in Pocomoke City. this county
on Thanksgiving Day aud when he re-
turned the train was an hour late in reach
Ing Clayton. The Kent train telegraphcd
to know IL there were any passengers on
the delayed train for the Kent road, and
receiving an answer IN the negative did
not wait. Professor Clarke went back Ia
Pocomoke City aud returned to Chester
town tue following day. lie sued fol
800 damages aud was awarded tina, sum
Lawyer George VI. Russum, Of Denton
who appeared for the defendant, has q.
days in which la enter an appeal. sui
has been entered before Justice Thoma,
;. Dodd against the Pennsylvania road
for 500 damages for not furnishing hin
with sleeping ACCOMMODATIONS rs his ticket
called for on u rcccn, trip from New iorI
to Philadelphia.
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Governor Beaver in Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, January 2s.-tiov. Beaver
and wife. accompanied by Gov. Jackson
and wife. whom the former are visiting
Secretary of State LeCompie and wife and
General Joseph II. Seth, visited the Office
of the Register Of Wills 81 this county this
morning and inspected the ancient colon
ial records deposited there. Governor
Beaver was especially interested In the re-
cords of the Cromwell family. tn which
family Mrs. beaver j. related. The Gov
ernors and their party also visited the
Chase mansion. the state House. the land
office. another depository 81 archives, and
other State departments. Ia the afternoon
the Naval Academy was Visited. At night
Governor Beaver aud wife. with few In.
viled guests. Judge Miller aud wife. Judge
Irving and wife. Commander sampson
aud wife, Commander Harrington aud
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Gather. Mr. and Mrs.
Le(0mple. were entertained with Mary.
land dinner at the Executive Mansion by
Governor Jackson and wife.
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Poison in Taylor.s Stomach.

ONANcocE, Va, January a9.--rhc com
monwcalth's attorney of Accomac has re-
teivcd letter from State Chemist Tay.
Tor To the effect tina, he has discovered
poison in the contents Of the stomach oi
VIM Taylor who died in the county jus,
before Christmas under suspicious cir
cums,anccs, Taylor's wife is u ~ confined
in the Accomac county Jail p. the charge
Of poisoning her husband hut as the
Stale chemist will no, conn lie the analy
SIS for some days yet her rial will not
take place until the hi,esparI Of fcbru-
Hfv
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Notice to Taxpayers,

For the month of February. 1889.
! will he at Bishopville. Thursday, 9Th
Berlin. Friday aud saturday, sil and 9lh
Snow Hill, every Tuesday. Pocomoke
City, Saturday. 18th; stockton. Saturday
s3d, for the purpose of collecting taxes.
All taxes ARE now due and ON interest
from the lsl day of January, 1889. ! shall
take il as grca, favor II those owing
taxes will sclil" upas soon as possible.
C.F. SlIOCKLEY,
feb. eat. Collector.
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Shot by Her Young Daughter.

\ Salisbury special TO the Ilaltimor,
Sun says; News reached here yesierda,
of the accidental shooling of Mrs. Mill,
an farm in Trappe district. about siS
miles from Salisbury. Mrs. Mills was sit
ting in her library doing some fancy WORK
when her ten.year old daughter entered
the loom. AMI taking u small pistol from
the cabinet pointed tat her mother and
said Lookout mamma. I will shoot YOU.
The mother looked up just ~ the child
pulled the trigger. The pistol. which was
supposed not ia he loaded. went oil, and
the hall entered the left breast Of Mrs.
Mills just abose the nipple. The patient
may rsc0ver.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-02

Jester TOMORROW tSunuhyD ~ NOot sprung
10 30 a. M. Trinity ESQ p. m. Rev II. II
Powell will preach in Snow IIill at 1890
a. M, and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Duhurst will take
charge Of the revival meeting at Up. M,
The revival meetings will continue every
evening during the week, and will he
conducted By Mrs VI. NJ. Duhurst. the
"revivalist". All invited. b. +. JESTER.
MIR. Alva W. Smith Is engaged In re-
moving wart from the jaw ofone Of Mr..
George IIayward's mules. Tie war,, when
Mr.. Smith commenced the operation, was
u very large one, and required great sur.
gical skill to successfully accomplish It's
removal, but our friend has proved him.
self equal to the undertaking and In few
days all traces Of II will lie removed. We
congratulate Mr. Smith on his success
thus far accomplished.
The Wicomico Marine Railway has
been purchased by u company, with Col
Samuel 4. Graham, president l.. W. Gun
by, secretary \. a. Gillis, treasurer, and
VIM. VI. Smith. manager. Tie name has
been changed to the Sal isiury Marine
Railway. aud extensive - sra,ions will
begin at once. II is ST - that larg,
schooner will lie put :, ursc Of con
siruction within 8 Eteks. New ma
chincry will be ps 4 necessary.
Mrs. llarriJ iydcn. widow Of th,
late James Dry was found dead in a
ditch near her siience On Saturday af'
ternoon last. : g resided on the county
road leading FIN Green Hill to POGO
moke, and lived by herself. She was a.
years old an,, quite iniirm, and il is sup
posed she serted Ia go over Ia one Of heI
ncighbors, and in walking ON the side ol
u ditch, Slipped aud fell in and was drown
ed. Her husband was known ms Time.
enough Dryden. Somerset HtraM
The funeral of miss Sadie Benjamin
came oil ut Bayview. Cecil, Co, Wcdncs.
day The services were nj the Methodist
Protestant Church, aud more largely al.
tended than any private fdnera: ever he.
fore held in Cecil. One hundred AMI fifty
carriages formed the procession from the
young girls home 10 the church. 4 mum.
her OF Baltimorcans were present. The
young girl died Of broken heart, and II
young baby survives The author of heI
r,in still lives in Baltimore
Z \ barge containing whale. while
-. through the Chesapeake AMI Del.
Y canal. one day last week. sunk near
.,"h...i. ~. .sc The whale is cmlnlmc,l,
aud is ~ taken around for exhibition
II is said To weigh ten tons. Its mouth is
so large that |, is carpctcd and furnished
with chairs on which persons can sly, III
comfort. Its announced to apr|I in
Chesapeake City, hut the sinking ~ the
barge viii make the time of lis az earaucc
there uncertain, rs it will he sicul, TO
raise So large bulk.
Something every family needs The
Ladies' Friend Washing Machine. Any.
one getting up club Of six new subscrih.
,:e,s to the MESSENGER within the mex, ,wo
3ecks will receive from u. free. one 81
t.. .,,..;,i. w,s.i,y machines Tho r..
- To-. ~ u.l.G f-aspo Nav h.r.,s
.,s,yss Ind ,,,,,h,cr,s
..ahhs j. ;|A..$ N.sS,; may subscriber.
81, M. Nrss,xopr
"a az and vou 90,
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TOWN, COUNTY AND PENINSULA.


Egg are down 10 II cents.
We are giving away washing machines
at tins office.
To-day is grounding day. Will he
see his shadow
-Messrs. Mckee & Tarr have opened II
livery in this town.
Mrs. Margaret Parsons Of Salisbury Is
visiting friends in town.
MIR. VIM. ID. Corldry, Sr.. of Chinco'
league, was In town this week.
What is the greatest pride of the
South? The Horse Shoe Spring Bed.
A white musk m, pclt was exhibited
in Milford, Del, this week. II is quite n
curiosity.
--Rev. J. II. Campbell will Cd. W preach
In the Court House on tomorrow at 1880
o'clock n. m. and IN.
The Seaford RerieW says there is no
truth in the report of the Sussex National
Bank being removed to Laurel.
The oys,crmen o: the Delaware BAY
are catching large quantities Of crabs
They are large and fat. Something un-
usual.
Don't fail To make the acquaintance
f"Mother Goose" and her flock" at Pur.
nclrs Hall next Tuesday AMI Wednesday
evenings
when you visi, Baltimore, stop al
the Malihy House. where will liz found
first class accommodations and exceed.
in9ly low rates"
Now is the time 10 get mp n club foi
the MESSENGER. Everyone getting M n
club Of nor subscribers gcisu iirsi-class
new washing machine.
Several weddings had 10 I've postponed
this week on account of the death Of the
Clerk of the Court. There being no one
authorized Ia sign the license
What is the rich mans legacy, the
poor mans treasure, the wifc's JOY. and
the greatest comfort Of the sick. Tho
Horse Shoe Spring Bed.
Mrs George W. purncll. who has
been visiting her daughter Ethel. who is
attending the "comsiock' school in New
York. returned home last week.
The Doctors Of the South will tell
you that they prefer the Horse Shoe
Spring bed to all others, for they have
them on their own beds. \ suggestive
fact.
A grave ques'ion-Tlfs aer'akinr
business The mcciiy.'"S .laware Tn.
deriakcrs at Dover :ya 80" =.
tended and the Dot h>.Sts.Sa:
joycd themselves, l'+r'ai"
1t is estimated Ts
enforced illcncss. ~
Bay oysters not
$4,000 per month";
gagged in the busincf
We are compY
tcrcs,ing letter frG =,
on account of It's
press on Fridays
able all our suhsc
n Saturday.
THEREBY
Hin on
orpibe
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n Good Opening for a L. i've Man.

Wishing goods
fDrsale
lircnl llarncsilycr mounted 40 Collins
and
Extension and Short Handles Plates
Studs Velvet Silver Moulding Also
kients Burial
comfortable
blacksmith
attached This
established business indebted will call and settle
once For further information apply To or address,
WIN. j. C. Mckee. Snow Hill.
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- m, MS hurried 10 his assist
EXTRACTED him from his perilous
N omcr@t Hcuid.
z ian 10 the Governor for the
ne Mills. who was con.
the second degree ai
\ a" of the Circuit Court
y in 1884 for the kill.
Ike City Of Lit,leton j.
cL .ccd To eight years i'm.
ne peni,cn,iary. is being
y. subscribed 10 throughout
Worcester counties. II is
u
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
GENERAL TRADE.

The Merchants Exchange quotation COM
miiiecs today advanced the price Of bulk
pork. clear sides, clear rib sides, AMI long
clear. &c. The ione Of -four VAS change
TO easy. Quotations on fur werc slightly
advanced. Amoun, Of grain in store At the
elevators Corn, 6NS5 bushels; oats, 55,-
SIS bushels; wheat, ass bushels.
As to che coffee market New York circu-
lar saw: I'VE can but rciternte our hithor.
TO expressed views about the high price OF
coffee, but the markc, is not In any condi-
ton to be talked down Free aud continued
selling Is the only thing that can cncciually
break prices, and no heavy sellers make their
appearance The news iiom Brazil is unim-
portanL Prices there arr well held, princi-
pAlly by the strength Of our market The
European markets, though dull, are strong.
The receipts at Rio and Santos continue
large showing total OF 10000 hags for the
week. Arrivals here for the same time, II,
Js3 bags. Visible supply in the United
States 1889 1902 lsss, io3,sJo; lss7,
TO3. $50, ISS6. 7.ls. .O2."