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, 1890-04-17

CHICAGO, April lot is reported
that Vice President Harris of the Chicago,
Burlington & Northern, will succeed
Vice President Store of the %" and
that Hainblln, general ireighC agent of
the Burlington 4 Northern, will be made
general manager OF that line.
The Missouri Pacific has further re-
duced passenger rates from Pueblo to
Kansas City, alleging cuts by the Union
Pacific and Burlington from Denver.
, 1890-04-17

SLATERsvLLE, Va, April lG.-Last
fall p. I. Barnum was compelled at
a pistols point to marry the daugh-
ter of W. Ball. lie refused to
live with her and went south. He
returned north a few days ago and yes
terdaY met his father in law on the street.
Ball drew a pistol and fired. w~ouuding
Barnum. The latter returned the fire.
killing Ball. Both families are proml-
nent and much excitement prevails.
, 1890-04-17
THE PRESIDENT DEFIED
Thousands of Cattle Shipped
Into the Cherokee Strip.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Black
mail a Minister.
A Forced Marriage and What
Came of 1t.


OKLAHOMA CITY, |. T.. April lG -
Stockn.en are shipping cattle into the
Cherokee strip in defiance of the presi-
dents proclamation. Hundreds OF train
loads are being sent there. The cattle
are billed through to Kansas points. but
when the trains get into the strip the car
doors are opened and the cattle hastily
unlOaded. Ii is estimated hat 1000
cattle are thus being hauled into the
of the military.
, 1890-04-17

MEMPHIS, April lG.-Half mile-Rose
Howard won, Ben March second, Grand.
pa third. Tine. O:53.
Three fourths of a mlle-Hocksey won,
Bliss second, G. W. third. Time, I:22l.
Mile and an eighth-Blarncy Stone
won, Fayette secotd, Huntrcss third.
Time, 2:O43.
Mile and a sixteenth-Pell Nell won.
Bonnie Annie second, Fred Fink third.
Time, l:57.
Mile and a fourth, steeplcchasc-Win-
slow won, Catalina second, EIphin third.
Time, 3:34t.
, 1890-04-17

PORTLAND, Ore, April I6.-About 500
union carpenters were discharged today
in accordance with a resolution adopted
by the builders exchange last night.
The contractors had employed non union
carpenters. The union men threatened
to strike if they were not discharged. 1t
was decided by the builders to discharge
the union men in anticipation OF a strike
in Mac
, 1890-04-17

PoRT TOWNSEND. Wash, April To-
The steamship Michigan which arrived
from Portland, Ore last night reports
seeing a two masted schooner on fire near
the entrance to Puget Sound, A boat
loaded with people was observed leaving
the schooner. 1t is believed the vessel
was FROM San Juan island and loaded
with lime. 1t is supposed another
steamer picked up the crew.
, 1890-04-17

DENVER, April 16,-The eleventh
animal encampmeut of the Colorado and
Wyoming.department OF the Grand Army
meet here tomorrow. Gen, r. A. Alger
and Mrs. John A. Logan are expected to
be present.
, 1890-04-17

LA JuNTA, Col, April lG,-Some time
between 7 o'clock this morning and a
quarter past s the through registered
mail pouch on the Santa Fe train was
cut open and all the valuable matter alb
stracted. There is yet no clue to thief,
neither do the postal authorities know the
money value of the contents, but it is
believed to be quite large.
, 1890-04-17
Packing House Employees Uneasy.

CHICAGO, April 16.-Tonight several
hundred men employed at Denny Bros
packing house at the stock yards asked
the firm for their deposit money. The
demand amount to a notification that
the men intend to strike on the LIST of
MAY. There is considerable uneasiness
in all the packing houses over the eight
hour agitation.
, 1890-04-17

PORTLAND, Ore, April l6.-At the
Republican convention today Brnger Her
mann was renominatrd Tor Congress and
ID. p. Thompson, of Portland, nominated
for governor. The platform favors the
Australian ballot system. endorses the
Mckinley tariff bill and declares in favor
of the free and unlimited coinage Of
silver.
, 1890-04-17

New Pineapple Cheese at A. Under,
wood K Bros.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
Tribute Of Respect .

WHEREAS, It has pleased God
in His infinite wisdom to
remove from our Missionary
Society at Ncwtonvillc, S. G., Mrs.
Julia Wickcr; therefore, be it rc-
solved,
1st. That in iier death, we rec
ognizc tho hand Of God, and bow
in humble submission to tho will
OF lin who docth all things we'll.
I'd. That in hol death, this So
ciety has lost ono Of it's most faith
ful and Jealous members.
3D.. That we extend to her be-
reavcd family our deepest sympa-
thics, in this great aflliction.
4h. That copy Of these resoln-
tons be inscribed on page in our
Record Book ; also that copy be
sont to the family and onr county
papers for publication.
Mrs. w. B. ADAMS,
" w. A. W1LIoUamDY,
{" M. A. NEWTON,
Committee.
Ncwtonvillc, S. O., July 30, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, On The 14th, day of
July 1890, God in His wisdom call
cd forsistcr M. Il Spears to cross the
cold water Of death, although her
life had numbered but thirty-fiyc
summers.
AS life is but a span, death
knocks alike at the door Of the
young and the old one by one
our gems arc being pluckcd from
earth and transplantcd in heaven.
She was affectionatc md dutiiul,
as q wife, as q sister, was very de-
voted, and as q Soldier olthc Cross,
she met death peacefully and tran
qniily. The humblest and the
poor received her kind attention,
and she was careful as to their
wants and comforts. She suffered
long and much, yet bore all "a
ticntly supported by Divine grace /;
therefore, be it resolved, b
lst. That in the death Of sister
Nj. u. Spears, Hebron Alliance has
lost q devoted and efficient Nom
ber; we therefore, meekly bow in
submission 10 Him that docth all
things well.
I'd. That we sympathiac with
tho bercaycd husband and friends
in their loss, knowing that their
loss is her eternal gain,
81. That q copy Of these rcsolu
tons be sent to THE MARLBORO
DEMOCRAT for publication, and that
the bcrcayed husband be furnished
with y copy OF the same.
lh. That Il blank page in tho
Minute Book OF our order be in.
scribed to her memory.
u. I. McQUAdE,
j. Il. McKINNoN,
w. j. RIVERS,
August 10, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
IIIE COUNTY C1lMP1IuN.

The primary canvass of the County
closed OH Monday with the mass meet
ing Mt Tho Court House, which was,
without doubt, the liviIiest and most
Interesting Of Tie campaign.
The candidates wcrc in good trim
md in fine spirits. Hon. w. y.
Evans presided, and opened the mcct-
lug ut 2:45 by introducing us the first
speaker Mr.. II. M. Stackhouse, who,
in ~ minutes talk said more than
some meu say in 40, and made fine
impression un tho audience.
Ilc was followed by II. G. McInt yrc,
Esq in u strong anti-Tillman talk OF
70 minutes.
j. p, Bunch came next with a short,
pointed speech, iavoring the dcman g
OF tho farmers-a curtailment Of gov
ernnlent expenses and the sui, treasury
BILL
lie waa followed by II. G. Newton,
a wide awake young farmer of Adams.
vile, and who will, somo day, make
u record for himself in his devotion to
Alliance principles and a more cco-
nomi ical administration of State and
county affairs.
I. !. Rogers, Esq now pretty we'll
known over he county rs one Of the
best off hand stump speakers, followed
in Il 20 minutes speech in defence Of
tho present State government with
some lively filings ut Tillman and his
cam paign.
Mr. John L. N[cLaurin, the rising
young III ,mber OF our bar, anu m ablo
exponent of the farmers movement,
followed in one oftho most interesting
speeches Of the evening.
Mcssrs. Evans and McLaurin, can
didn'cs for the Senate, followed in
simple announcements.
Then followed the candidates for
School, Commissioner County Com
missioncrs and the Treasurer and
Auditor.
| Capt. Henncgan, u candidate fo,
Treasurer, made humorous speccl
that tickled the audience and gave
considerable life to the closing hour 0
the campaign, as did also Mr. Robert
Gray, a candidate for County Com
missioner. The mccting was a success,
nnts was highly enjoyed by all whe
favor the Primary plan.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
THE ITAND the STAGE.

Rev. L. NJ. Shroat, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says II feel il my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My Lungs were badly dis
casc'l. and my parishioncrs thought J.
could live only few weeks | took five
bottles Of Dl. Kings New Discovery arl
am sound and well, gaining 2G lbs. in
weight"
:, Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination. writes after Il
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
| am confident DR., Kings New Discovr
cry Tor Consumption, beats en- all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness | can do my many
thousand 1rleiids is to urge them 10 Try
i, Free ,.ial bci.lcs NJ Jennings Phur-
macy. Regular sizes soc. aud ;sl.OO,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
PEN AND SCISSORGRAPIIS.

Robert r. Bcthca has been com
missioncd postmaster at Latta,
Marion county.
Capt L. l.. Lilies has withdrawn
from the race for the Legislature
III steriield county.
Capt. A. A. Pollock, Of Chcraw
is a probable candidate for Con-
grcss from the 5th, District.
The congressional convention Of
the 9th, district has been called to
meet in Florence, S. O., at 8 pm
on September the 9th.
Steve Jacobs las been recap
tured and brought back to Lunl-
bcrton jail. Steve says Henry
Berry Lowcry is still alive.
There is a cactus plant III Nash
vile, Tenn, that never blooms OK
cept on the eve Of q Democratic
victory. 1t is blooming now.
In New York the law against
cigarette smoking goes into effect
September 1st. Minors under Is
caught putting the things will be
lined 81 and imprisonment for one
day. Some people think a good
whipping should be thrown in
The Columbia Theological Semi
nary will resume exercises on Sep
trmbcr 18th, and everything abont
the institution will soon be in
slapc for the reception Of the stu
dents.
"Rev. w. II. Potter, u. d., cd
itor Of the Wcslcyop Ch,ystioa, Id
yocotc, has been elected missionary
secretary Of the Methodist Episcoo
p Church, South, to succeed Rev.
A. Coke Smith, y. d., who has
been chosen to fill profcssors's
chair at the Vanderbilt University.
DR.. Iottcr will leave for California
to assume the duties Of his new
position about September 1st.' 3
DR.. Potter is q native Of South
Carolina and was born in Laurcns
County.
Captain 9. NJ. Hendrix, the pop
nlar conductor on tho Atlantic
Coast Line, has rcsingcd on account
Of ill-hcalth. in point of service
he was the Oldest conductor on the
road. having served in that capaci-
ty for thirty years. lie will hero
after reside in Chcraw, where Inc
vii! engage in the grocery business
with his faihcr-in-law Major A. b.
Horton. Captain Hendricks many
friends throughout the State will
regret to learn Of his retirement,
and will sincerely dcplorc tho
cause which led him to take this
step.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

WHEREAS, II hath pleased our Hca>
venly Father to take from our midst our
sister, Mrs. EhLEN SPEARS. be it there
lore resolved,
lst. That in this dispcnsa,ion OF Divine
Providence we bow in humble submis>
sion to the will OF Him who docth all
things we'll
ed. That in the death Of sister Spears
this Society has lost a faithful and val-
ucd member.
81. That we tender to her bcreaved
lamily our deepest sympathy in this,
their great aillction.
4h That these resolutions be inscribed
on a blank page OF our record book, and
that a copy Of them be sent to the iami.
", also q copy sent to the county papers
for publication.
Miss MATTE CONVICTION,
Mrs. CARRIE COvINGTON,
Mrs. SALLIE COvINGrON,
Mrs. MARRY j. COvINGTON,
August IS. 500.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29

also claim to sell the class Of goods from 10 so LESS
than jewelers. There
subtle achinationa Of nnprincpe dealers Jewey
Owing the fact
that full
place Of business; Therefore and
pactd erton
will find
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
POLITICAL CHAT.
AT HOME AND ABROAD.

The News and Courier keeps M
its useless fight against Capt. B. II.
Tillman, and still thinks lie can be
defeated. What nonsense.
Tillman has 13S votes already
pledged for the September conven-
ton. lie only needs % more to
nominate him on the first ballot.
*x*
Capt. B. r. Tillman will lie the
next Governor Of South Carolina.
That is settled, and every true
Democrat may Just as well ac-
knowledge that fact now as later
Tho new constitution Of the
Democratic party provides for thc
nomination Of delegates to State
vcntions and all candidates by
primary.
Gems. M. c. Butler and IIagood
have declared with other leading men
That the figh Of the opposition to Capt
Illlman isa frnitlcss one, and they
advise q qu ct submission. Just as
well had done this before and saved
tic thunder spent.
~
Now, if ever, is the time to
stand firmly up for Democratic
principles. AS the Hampton
Guardian Gays obedience $50 the
voice Of the majority is one Of the
tcnots OF the party, and true men
and ,Patiots will unhcsitatingly
obey" -
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
~~AS@ CARROlL'S X JEWBLRY * STORE S44~-

during the five willing
1t and
Honest Goods at Reasonable PriceaI
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
ESTATE NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate OF Marietta Rogers, deceased are
hereby notified to present the same duly
proven to the undersigned. and all per-
sons indebted to said estate will make
payment TO HUGH McCOLLUM.
Executor.
August 4, 1859,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29

- At the Clio Drug Store you will find
all kinds OF Drugs and Medicines either
on hand or coming to hand, or will be
ordered on command, at DR.. Hamcr's old
stand, kept by L. Wood.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
TIE OFFICIAL VOTE!

Owing to the late arrival Of some Of
the returns on Wednesday and tho
late hour we were able to get Ger.
titled table Of the vote at the different
polling precincts. we arc only ablo to
give the full vote for each candidate
III the county, and in our next hope
to have complete table tor the bon
eft Of candidates for future elections.
The editor is sick, and in consequence
our friends must bear with us.
The following is the official vote
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29
1854: SQUARE and HONEST. 1880.

After due consideration Of the liberal patronage extended during
the p FIVE blowing minds ok retrospective view Of
on il Mnroomy a heart wells with gtae customers
reliable jcwey business Bnnettyo The just criticisms Of all those
intentions any my employees by accident
otssodn
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-29

For the Senate.
w. d. Evans, 1886
John Il. McLaurin, 535
For the House.
II. NJ. St,ckhousc, 1870
John l.. McLaurin, 10524
j. p. Runch, 494
II. 9. Newton, 1872
Thos |. Rogers, 260a
Il. G. Mcintyre, rs
Probate Judge.
Milton McI4aurin, 1442
School Commissioner.
lVm. T.. Stanton, 100
Jehu A. Calhoun, 504
w. II. Manning, 327
County Commissioners.
II. s. Grant, 1872
John B. Stubbs, 4523
Franklin Quick, 344
Thomas Bennett, G93S
John G. Campbell, 52OA
jonathan Woollcy, GS7S
Raiford Gibson, GS5h
John G Townsend, GG5b
Robert Gray, 94b
For Auditor
Jacob Afford, 721
ELI L. Covington, 475
G. u. Enstcrling, 442
For Treasurer
Percy B. Moore, 597
Robert II. Hodges, 1853
John Parish, l19
j. Frank Bolton, 161
A. b. Henneqan, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
REPORTS or SAVINGS BANKS.

Albany y. y. July 3l.-Scmi annual reports to
ture 70 1890 have been made by saving, banks rs
follows: =. , ,,.-
$IGlI7.@IO. LLbiiuc,- Amount du" q n3-lI9r,
,.tDt.lGO11 surplus. g iH2, total, Niu,il'-l'.
cash transa, tom, $lu do321,.
rhr Harlem saving, Rank Of New York CitS-kr
solrces, 81 .96I ,C3l. Liabilities Amount uu' ue
uo,tor, ~ GA 90; surp!u,. #I2j.Os1 total +ip",
81 Cash transactions, r2,22l 30. 90. -
The New York savings Bank. IL New -N0r-Rc'
sources "a. 500. 1876. Ilabtc,-Amount due de
posltors, s7.755,7Oo: surplus, +l.ee4,2'1; TOTAL
sD 6Og G7G Cash transactions ~, rlO,O'.
The United states savings Bank. of New YORK ke-
sourccs slO9 32l. Linbilitles-AmOnn due depo''r''
SiO2 bb3 surplus 3767 total $lO3,32i. Cash trans
Tho Citigeis' savings Bank. of Ncw-lork-le'
,.ourcea Sl;,,5gs g9s, Lmbilitics-AmUunt due dct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
PREPARING FOR TIE SILVER PURCHASES.

Washington, July 31.-rhe Treasury Department has
taken the first step toward giving effect T. the last
Silver Act by the preparation of the following circular
which will be issued 10 by Secretary Window
On and after 18th inst oilers for the sale of silver
bullion OF not less than ten thousand 40 GOO
sunces and It's delivery of expense the Govern
ent at any specified coinage mint OF the United States
will be received either by telegraph letter or consider
alton at II o'clock m. Mondays. Wedn"sdals and
FRIDAYS each week except when these days la on legal
holidays All BIDS will addressed 20 The Director oi
the Mint Treasury DeprtIsent, Washington d. c" VIII
sate the quantity offered in fine The prce per fine
ounce and the mint which the bullion % De de cred
BIdders viii be notified telegraph Of the acceptance OF
rejection OF their ofers The right reject any all
hid. is reserved and also 10 accept any portion IL an
amount Off red. instead OF the whole.
The delivery on a purchase must be completed within
tan ds. after the acceptance Of the ocr Payment will
h. made BY draft al Assistant Treasurer OF the United
CO.. nayobie in Treasury notes. When bars bear the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES.

Washington, July 3l.-ln the senate TO-DAY the con
ference report the District Of Columbia Appropria
non bill was taken up, discussed for an hour and a
half Chiefly the subject of the street railroad com
pares and their shortcomings and agreed to-
The House today in Committee OF the Whole
(Nir. Allen, OF Michigan, in the chair on
The senate amendments TO the sundry civil
bill spent the entire afternoon in discussion
Of the Senate irrigation amendment Many amend
men's proposed 10 this amendment; bnt !ho
ultimate result that the senate amendment was
non c0ncurrc1 IN.
The committee then rose and reported the bill 10
the House. Without dispOsng Of the bl the House ~
) %. adjOurncd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
THE UEITHER REPORE.
rorrcAsrrNrILsP.M. FRIDAY.

FORECAST UNTIL p. NJ. FRIDAY.
WASHINGTON. July 3l.-For Maine New Hampshire ana
Vermont LIGHT showers; cooler
For the l.,t o, Ncw.Fncland fair stationary tempsFa-
turr. eNccp, cooler ia Massachusetts,.
For Ei> ru New-YorA fair: stationary temperature IN
the pant cooler In tl" northern westerly "lnaS'
For Elst.rn PENNSYLVANIA, NcwJors'y, Delaware, Nary
land N!f.lnla and Nolth Carolina fair; change IN
temp, raturc: soutlw,-'"ry westerly winds
For Western Ncw.Nork Western PENNSYLVANIA ana
ohio. local showers, followed by clearing weather IN mo
northern portion; fair IN the southern poitoni sieh'y
rooi,i
Tor wc,t virginia. fair; cooler IN the northern pert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
,onr,ypRoDrcE MARKETS.

,,,o, I,lv 81. 3;i5 p. m.-li"f ana p9rh W pr ns
lyrpoIIi ,1 1 and bacon IN good demand eoS ,nd
demand ara9 oil ra ii in fair demand prime city
gG0eG 81 ID spirits OF urpertine in poor .tady
dn at pr T-n in poor demand Lars Spot ara i,esdy
IN poor demand PRIV wG.n ' l,d, At si 3d. Wheat
az 81 u demand Flour IN fatr demand wS.r SPOT
IN poo Ttures In good demand mixed Wess.e Arm, .,
nr a. "a August firm az 10 I'D SepkMaysn pacino
urn AZ ,9,tSber firm at is 32d. Hops o. Leha'n
Coast N good DEMAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
THE FIRST p,rENr ISSUED July 81. 1900.

Washington. July 81 tspcc.ai-unc hundred years
ago today. Juy 81. 1890. The Iuicl state issued
Patent 80. !. To- samuel ioplin-. for making pot
aud pearl ashc-." only three patent, were l-~ucd
during the year 800. At present m" averag' We lily
i-sfic :, about $50. put.ut the year I--p the ~
tr,;t, number II patents i~,ucd wa, 1880. The
highest number attained +, 49, ~ IN the IL, issued
for The week ending july 20. l-0o. The advance ~
art, and -ci"ucr- the United state, 1, perhaps no
where better lin tr1ted thau f. thc records %: The
nit"d state. Patent Oncc. indicated by The ONCE
work of 1890, contrI,tc vita that oi 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01

,a,n NJ well known ronneres such appropriate value
viu he ,sd pending melt and be regarded
safe and proper when the bullion purchased Is oI
character require parting refining The usual MINT
CHARGES Tor these operations Will De paid by the seller
"a hars Weighing over twelve hundred 0,20Ol ounces
will be received. No silver coin except uncurrrnt ana
uutlstod coins Of the Untd States Will le lcceiN d on
account Of purchases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
A NEW FORM OF DEBT sTATENETT TO BE ISSUED

Washington. july 81 tSpccaD.-A ne" form or
delft Statement, will be issued by the Treasury Depart
mcut August l. The statement VIII be ICES
claboratr and complicated than that now i''nrh
which WIS established by Treasurer Jordan I'VE
vcar- ag0. IN the new statement The Pac'"c EdirfW
irde,tciuc-, win be .cparat,d from the National debt.
and the "a ii held In the Treasury will be sub divided
90 a. 10 show the specific purposes for which il -
held The subsidiary coiEs, instead OF being treated,
a heretofore a an upayA illl' asset viii b, casiic
-. ca. i'm me Treasury. not full legal tender. The
Treasurer, monthly statement OF assets ana Liabilities
viii bc changed core ,pond with the new form Of
dcit statement II l. estimated al The Trclsurj De
pstmcnt that The public debt has been reduced about
~ 900 OOO during the month. Last July there wa
an increase Of IL 600, 900 and In August, 1850. the
Increase was 80 100000. all on account Of heavy
pension payments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san F.andsco. July 81 ls9o
on MARKETS.

OF city Penn July sNI1 awss, sse closed ssi
opened at 50 hsh'' 6crters 5000 bbls; shspmehSs
1So- 300 Iiis. runs lO9 j6 bbls - -, 49,. .o,avt
100 5O' DDS rum i;fy 3l-Petroeum dull but sssnn
itt>pg TENN, rtiacaes opened at ss'c closed sos''
hfncs sS pn july National Transit Ser'i oyesI
oE'ncd at sac CO. rlgS,no Lbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
EONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. July ~. IN" bona ohcillg' tooaN
arlrc,,t"d +.OD.JuO. 20 follows:
Ped tered form, .sIuooOo. $4,000, $1,000. :lOO
- 80. $500. $500. F21oOo. F2Do0o 52j0u. $500,
- 500. 8tUpn. $4,000, $4,000. az l2i.
coupon ioir-. $1,000. Nj.9JO. at l2t
Registered four aud one halls $1,000, $1,000
S7J.UOO. 5000. at lO} So
Al offers icCrp;cl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
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Washington. july 81 II j. estimated At IN Irra'-
ury DcNiIucnt. that "a" public debt has BE- n reduced
about SI.OoOO0O during the month. Las, July. theirs
wa an increase Of ~ 900 900: and in August. 1850
inc Increase WAS SjOOU.O0O. all account of heavy
pension payments