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, 1890-12-25

CAPrAIN CARROLL may not be much OF
n statesman. but tho mere fact that he
Is the first delegate in congress
from Alaska will permit his
name to live in history long after
, 1890-12-25
THE WORLD OF TRADE
The Same Dullness Con-
tinued During the Day.
THE UNION PACIFIC DECLINES
Opening and Closing Quotations
From. the Leading Markets
of the World.

New YoaK. dec. 2i.--Thc stock mar
ket showed the usual duIln css, although
St. Paul, Union Pacific, Atchison and
Rock Island scored declines from "a to "a
per cent. from the opening prices The
lead trust showed some::ac,vity, touch.
ing at S4.iT at noon, but the market was
dull stagnunt and generally under the
opening.
In the afternoon there was little done
except in Union Pacific, which dropped
"a per cent. Tho market closed dull
aud steady at shade under first prices
Narrow dealings characterized the
trading in the stock market all day. In
the afternoon there was u slight decline.
but later in the day this loss was re
gained, but In no stock on the regular
list was tho extreme fiuctuation more
than "a percent. The lead trust was the
feature of the day and tonight shows an
improvement OF IA per cent.
Government bonds steady.
Money on call easy; closed offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 7HG9.
sterling exchange weak OO.day bills,
si70; demand, Si.sON.
Bond and stuck Quo tations.
New YORK, Dec. 2i,-The stock mar
kol closed as follows.
roSps
NEW YoRK, Dec, -Govcrnment bonds
c'oscd as follows
Us. /, reg ..... .i2tt su.s. f5s opons .iO3i.
U. y. Is, coupons. I21S lPAcihc Us ,........,lO0
u .. fas res""."lOS}.
stoGks.
Nav YoRK, Dec. 24--rhe stock market
, 1890-12-25

HOSTON ttOCkN.
Bosros. Dec - The stock market closed
nS foil ws
Ar Il :. r. R.R 27sslMex. Ccntr'l Com 1s7-
Burlington ........ 81 san Diego. 10
BRITISH CoSsots.
LONDON. Dec. 2i.-Closing: Consols for
money, e5 5-i0; conso,s for account,
o5A; Y. $. Il, 123M; U. 5. AS, 1854.
Money, $685. per cent.
, 1890-12-25

SEW YORK PRODUCE
Nrw YoRK. Dec. 4.-IIops, steady
Pacific coast 30@31c.
Coiice-options closed barely steady
81. 75U bags; Drcem ber. i7.20Ml7 i5c
january, 10 5O@i66o February, l6.o5c
March, l565c; May, 10 35M To- ioc
spot Rio, steady; fair carSoes. 1Ol.c; No.
7, i71c.
sugar-Quiet and steady.
GRAIN Ann PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO. Dec. Wheat
Firm; cash, 0oc; January, 90. @O}sc.
4sIsM4ssEc; May, 5lssc.
Oais-Steady; cash, 40Lc.
Bnrley--Nominnl; 72@75c.
Rye--Easy; 65l5@66c.
Whisky-sl.4
Pork-firm; cash, Ioo; January,
Sl0O715; May. Sii.
I.ard--Firm; cash new, So 55c Janu-
Cry, $5.77I6; May, S6,40.
shoulders-Si. 2oM4.35
Short clear-S505 ID.
Short ribs-fi. SO@eiS5.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
CHICAGO Dec. "a. -Wheat-Trading
moderate, opening hMtc higher cased
oil &c, rallied Ac, declined &c huotu-
ated slightly and closed 9s@1ic higher
than yesterday.
Receipts lJS,UOJ pusheIs' shipnehts,
163, 600 bushels.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.--Cattle-Receipt
5000; business active at higher prices
stocker trade unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, %, 1000; business brisk
and prices higher; packing ST. 4O@35o;
prime heavy and butchers weights,
s3.55M3. 60; light. S35O@3.60.
Shecp-Receipts. 1900; market quiet
at higher prices; natives, S3,75@5.25 T;
Westerns, S3,G5M4S5.
BRITISH GRAIN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec, 2I.-Wheat-Un-
changed.
Corn-Holders otlcr spot moderately
ana futures freely; spot and December.
5s 4Iad, steady; January new, 5s Id,
steady.
, 1890-12-25
PROPOSALS. WANTED.

Scaled proposals viii be received by. tho
ingtou Hospital Tor Insane until De
Gem her 9TH, 1890, at I O'Clock r. W. for
furnishing furniture and supplies horein-
freight paid, within ten (iOJ days after award
ot contract. sample required wh en- dosig'
mated.
nids,o be scnt to secretary hoard Of trus.
tcc, Hospital for Insane, Mel cot Lake.
Washington. aud marked scaled Pfoposais s
for Furniture and supplto tos.'
Tho trustees reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
II r. PRRCIVAL.
WILSON LOCkIiART, Z Trustees
CHARLES Sic cDOSALL,D
Trustees Eastern Washington Hospital for
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-12
Compagnie Gene'aIe TransatIantique
II French Line to Hayre.

RETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. d. n. R.. foot of Morton street Tray
elerS by this line avoid both transit by English
railway, and the discomfort OF crossing the
Ctanuel IN small boat, Special train leaving
the cOmpany's dock ct Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers. Baggage checked az
New York through to Paris.
LA CnA PAINE, capt. BOYER, SATURDAY.
Dec. l3. 5 4. ~
LA NQRMANDIE COLLIER, SATURDAY, Dec.
60, Noon
LA BOuRGOGNE. FRANaEu1. SATURDAY.
pao. q, An
PRICE OF PASSAGE dncluding wine):
TO RAVRE-First Cabin, from $40 TO $40,
accord Hg o iocation Second Cabin $50; Steer
age from New York to Havre, 500; Steerage
from New York to Paris $50; including wine,
bedding and utensils.
A. FORGET, General Agent. Bowling Green.
foot OF Broadway. New York
Or r. W. HURT, ESQ 20 Bull street MEssRs
WILDER CO., 1875 Bay street, Savannah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-12
Merchants a9d Miners Transportation Comfy.
For Baltimore.

THE STEAMSHIPS of this company are ap-
Il pointed to sail from Savannah for Balti-
more as folows-citY time:
D. H. MILLER. Capt. G. ". BuLUps, SATUR-
DAY, Dec. 10, at 700 N.
WI. LAWRENCE. Capt. NJ W. Snow,
WEDNESDAY, Dec. It. l0:30A.M
VIM. CRANE. Capt. Eyos FOSTER SATUR-
Dec. 20, at 1870 P. NJ.
And from Baltimore every Tuesday and
Friday at > p. NJ
Through bills of lading given TO all points
West, ell the manufacturing towns in New
England and to ports of the United Kingdom
and the Continent
W. Z. GUERARD, Agent,
81 EaY street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-12

1t may turn olt that Prof. Koch's won
derful remedy will not prove efficacious in
curing obstinate cases, but none the less an
ounce Of prevention is better than a pound
Of cure. Nothing is so unreliable as the
weather, and no MAJ, however rugged his
constitution, can afford to tribe with it. Be
prepared for rapid changes in temperature.
a little recklessness may cost valuable
life. If you have not purchased your win
ter overcoat, there never vas more OBJ
perfume time fer doing it. We are now
Offering:
Good overcoats at remarkable low figures
too many on hand; if reduction in price
will move item then we won't have any
left. When it comes TO forcing goods las
we are d ing noY) THE FAMOUS" is
always sure to give The best bargains in
reliable Clothing, Hats, Shirts, etc.
Remember we are agents for the MILLER
Hat. the most useful Christmas present that
q lady can give 10 gentleman. THE
FAMOUS" 149 Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-12
PRICE OF PASSAGE 0ncluding
Plant Steamship Line.

TRI-wEEKLY.
Tampa, Key West and Havana.
SOUTH BOUND.
Lv. Port Tampa Mon, Wed and Sat, II p NJ
Ar Key West Tues, Thurs and Sun at 10 p. NJ
Ar Havana Wed. Fri. and 3ion., GAM
NORTH-BOUNO.
Lv Havana Mon, Wed. and Fri at u noon.
Nv Key West Mon, Wed and FRI at 10 Pm
Ar Port Tampa Tues. Thurs and Sat 3 p II.
Connecting at Port Tampa with West Indian
Fast Mail train to and from Northern and East
ern cities. For stateroom accommodations ap-
ply to City Ticket Office S, F. & w. Ry JAG <.
sonyille, or Agent Plant Steamsa ip Line Tampa
WILBUR MCCOY, G. F. and T. a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-12
MELL,s NAM nALsAM

II gray gradually restores color: elegant
tonic dressing, 50c.. u 90, Druggists or 81 90
Fze prepaid by express for 81 90 r. ~ Wells
jersey Oity. ROpGH or TOOTHACHE la.
stant relief l5c .-4lar,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-12

D ATLANTA Also - SOC1fSf1A
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-12

-AItA-oo.
" Jsup
. - avannah am
COSNF
Sleeping
rs
Macon
New
5and
Through
keomce 2Buug
M
enge Agent
o TT, S CENTRAL NJ al RAlL,R0AD OF GEORGIA -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28
Covering Dark Tricks.

One rule al the Pension Office
NIL illustrate = feature Ot pension
frauds Ni.h which the people have
slight acquaintance, The rule ne
isspei TO provides that nothing an
applicant has sworn 10 in an ap-
Pile liuIt tor : life insurance I,s,lisy
stall bs ussd againSt him in an APP
P.ication foV psnsion. In tie
mere <ratenfeU; OF tie rule Is found
proof Of corruption in granting
PENSIONS Everybody understands
that the very nature Of life insur
ariee requires that the insured shall
~ OF sound mind and body Sol
vent companies DO no; insure PEI.
sons afflicted with chronic diseases
Yet It is uEIueslioned b those
l.St acquainted with the pension
lists that more ;han lnlInl p,en-
siOEs have been granted 10 persons
holding heavy lite insurance poll
Ci7s Chicago Times,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28
Dogs - Sheep,

The ieStruoli,sn d =lazspby dog,
lsks the question Of gooi roaaiS, i
81 eli : i = ia: Il / difficult low
10 Irocnrs Ter /, even : little Seti-
Gus c9aSs5era,5on- lss il IS ! Ss-i-
psss ms1se-, ant Ss,e ,hsa 4 h<co-n-
Ing steadily ,atre serious Tie
uuEltsr q sheeP snauslly k;lls,j IN
dogs IN Ksntreky Is steadily in
eEs1Siag, Eaiae ,ae prospect Of
passing any l@w 10 shsck tie waste
zs steadily decreases The oSS Is
slss@Cix ; sesieoS ard wholly OSs-
lsss burden opSs, an IGapOsial, IN
6cS,Ev> Ii has become 30 SsrsoCS
sb&t many iaguasrs have 6eelsrsi
sSsir in;ynsiosn 81 giving M sheer
TslSscs Il SEEMS not impO>lt,1e
sAS, ~ may have arpe,iOu, tia,
eoUSItSOI OI sasass eseSan,sEti IL
Norshsya as2N 81 cSPS,<l whG M
cyU',y ssSe % rslrs lbs eXsrsscNse
~ Shself resisting go 4 large >tSlc III
Gsesa'a lle taasag ; l%sse ,sseS
q ,sEs S'ss ~ &s,s il With >ls&l,
h sN VsS tSses,yl,ce S0aymCSG
tiag A.sS. la,S lANS,5s SreysSs Ns,iss
>, gg 'sS,A'sa.t "a yNSSips ", lSW
N Hasa s.t8N HIS aWkS Wvw.
atrsass'sl Sla;e ssIa sgaalN tl,c
lets'stcNs CNeler sNcRy, aud h. Al
@sg sllsU,,0avG ,lic business, a.
uoeFsiS lNVF dyelsyva, comments
ias eN ,he ,Uvsdnav, ,hNChNl Tor nv
Sagvlal lg0,sv,ieN eiyvN u worth,
lsss dogs, large areas ol Georgia
land, practically useless Cor other
purposes, Voali be Vsr,l moa,Ahly
lor shlcplNls,ng C,l,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28
oRossliIg 9 cailijs

Find out early whas naisie de-
signed you to be snether law
yer, doctor, preacher trader, or me
chanie-and strive assiduously 10
qualify yolj self for tie discharge
Of the duties of your calling. BE
careful not 10 mistake hasty i'm
pulse, shallow temporary liking,
foT real bent or deep love for a
vocation and on the other hand
when YOU have pursued any bust
ness for some years, end found that
ii has many difficulties, trisls, and
PerpIeXilies Ct which YOU had not
dreamed 90 not hastily abandon i,
Tor anoiher-thus throwing away
most Of the knowledge ami expert
ence acquirei-wIth the expectation
Of finding your pathway in the LAT
ser S;rewE with II SeS without any
,horls.
AllcSllings ;hst are worth pur
suing are alike in this-thai MOI
ore OF them Is easy. Only SIirl
repeated failures following the mos
earnest and persistent efforts tC
succeed should change be made
Remember, too, that those kinds OF
business which pay best in the
long run are the slowesl in the be
ginning 10 yield q return Success
IN them Is like the growth of ths
aloe-ior long time slow and im-
I@reep,Ible- For years You per,
ceiye no change; then ali At once,
when the time comes, There Is j
crisis, and It shoots up s stalk ten
or ifteen feet high, hung with In
Vulnerable flowers. suck. then
If possible. TO your chosen calling
lest it be said you- As Of l chaTac,
ter IN owen Merdith's Lucille,
with irTe<Olute finger he knocked =,
each one
VI the ,IoOrNays a lille. tlr ahii,d Al
none
Ms course By Ssh @tzr hat crossed II
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28
Clerks In The Railway Mail
Service

The training of CLERK in the
Railway Mail Service Is necessarily
severe. His first appointment after
he has passed the civil service
examination i really no appoint
Inent At all. He i simple mann 81 =
- substitute without cOmp-n-
SSs1Ion. unless th,. chances to make,
m occasional run IN place % one
Of the r,guIar clerks. A = sub
>'fIute he tindS opportunity Is
faIniIiarize himself enough with
The requirements Of the service L.
r,-s|iNe an appointment on trial al
So = war His regular work viii
then h n,Jle mCre than lifting
pouches in AMI out of the car, or
shifting them in the racks: but he
should l.. able 10 find time u
niem0riZe the distribution for i
certain section Of the line This
Tequirt> thai he should know by
heart the names Of from s+.l 10 l5i.s'
post Offices, and whether they arr
on the main line OF not. or. II not,
at what junction letters for any
particular office leave the line He
i examined every month al a
table. and pigeon hOlsS Al the head
quarters Of his division Cards
barring the names Of all III, Oiiicee
in the Sscti0n On which he iSeX-
alnline,i are giXen him 10 distribute
III the pige1n-hUly-s according 10
Dsutss, and ; ryc6rt i kent ~ the
results II b.. ScguiJe himself
cr,-iitably. aud the chief CLERK IN
his rolling V'0SJ-OIf5c, reEsOrJ faVOTs-
biy On his meRJSl- physical. ani
moral qualifications, IL i pulmU1-
ed when : Vacancy occurs "a the
next higher grade al Sssti = Year.
his monthly -XaEnina-
lions cgn1inue, and h. j. Obliged
IL aid SECTION AFTER section IL his
knowledge until. - they say IN
h., ~y.TVics, he knows The -.N-s IIr,-
Hea1s % nl> route which means
u important Rluts-S the m,InoriElng
i from l5.s.Q IL 51,ssst Offices
md the lines by which they
sres reached He his then y
-i-anc. u promotion 10 Class Ill
AZ Sles1 = var; and if he makes
The ESet uetori Ia This class ne sOcs
up - Cla~s IN Al Sll54., and finally
~ i,slss9S ". al SlsstE = Year, at-aVs
Uls5ch lie the higher appointments
u the >eTXics
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28
InaNutzhel.

Since lie TzSssge Of the Sherman
laE- in Jplv, lsssl he Government
has bought, OF VIII have bought by
the close 81 tie month, silver Tor
Ehich il VIII have paid no: quite
SES5-GC0a0- Suppose that tliS
silver had been bought from one
MAJ and that IL to-day. In offering
fer redemption the TREASURY notes
Eaish he received tor Ills silver,
should b siysn silver dollars in
Stead Of sOli dollars tor MS notes.
he WOULD get shout S+S.0p0-Oo0
worth Of silver less than h gave
And Yet the Government has $
right 70 redeem III notes with Sil-
YET Hit chooses \ heautiip. law
i Ills i /, net5-Courier Journal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28
: Useful Table

Tie :a;i5sz tabl= q weights
snst l,seSsz--. MS VII a.d ssli-
n siins Jissgsat materials and
s.ougi K cut OAK anu Issted IN
: ~ p.=ue convenient ior refer
elser-
pn- hespins tablespoonful 81
sossr weighs one ounce
Too round izb,ssPOcniuls one
OSlSs-
rs. ccPiu< = graduated sugar
Neiei. oa= Tou.au-
'F.rss capfa's ., n.sa wris Nns
,ssani-
Eon1 cupiai ,',g .l.''2E weigh one
i,san,i-
one l.in; i l-,sa.,i oe.sb one
.',,.arG.
sev,,. l.raI.ias tli.iy>I euias q
SvsAt, o..e eaPs,.-
Tau tul1ess u igai.. az
lnstssi-., o's- i-l;-t
F,.s.rrss,iuiS s; }.ia.l = "
ll1tSssl3- Cl,e sass-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28
Louisville Not Central

lssSsmiue JoaIE2l Z The q1- StiOn
Csssitsl removal SCENES - y ~
{, iying mO7e csnsiCss -a;;cn than
es-sr tescTp- 4 e0rrSTson,i-i.t IL
,,..EtS iJu--tiiEs os ;le House N
i~sC- 81 removal Slch : n.sJerily
81 iaKOr % Louisville, ard ,h2l cily-
Il Is said s-iiI -ive si,lte-ls. IL IT
! L hardly lskt!y ,hai The -. Of
; sse gevsrnHsat W.il be maVest
from Esankfo=t- but II L - Il
shouli 20 To Lexington az Mich
PlSce w3la lester
gasiroe,i l@ci.l;asS than Frank5os,
=a.,l more central ,hsn Louisville
NicaeiAsvs.le h,.Esvs-, esn no.
haae tlr esnss, irrslsssa il Sssy
aless-y Is IN is- E.Qt Up
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28
RsiUiea Tassss.

A rather pointed story Il Told Of
Senator Blackburn. Of KShtuoEy,
and the lote Senator Beck which
We give without varnish-
Upon one occasion it was nee
ps=agy to irs, some Old Bourbon
Whisk, ' before shipping the Simon
Pure 10 > fastidicus customer. The
anxious dealer bsihought him OF
these two great men. who were un-
iversallv admitted to be eOnEo;s.
seurs in the article, and begged
their indulgence in the matter 81
tasting the liquor Blackburn
swallowed > sip. rmacked his lips
Locked little bit critical, tried II
again. and then said 1t Is. fair
very taiT-but, assin smaeking
hi< IiF-. SIT seems 10 me I;ss;e iron
IN It. The dealer looked discour-
zge3-
Beck went through the same pro
crss OF sssting and trying. at last
exslzinling That's gOod-very
COED but think l detect a taste
0iiestLer-
Thedeaier's iaee fell But tse,-
Ing sure he had superior article
he Investigated After diiigeni
search he found 4 carpet-tack viii
5 leather cap ii the bottom Of ihe
From Harpers Magazine
is- Nav.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28

In addition 10 tl.s 1uptar 81 tbs
establishment q 5 Slstsst4tte
riysi 10 the CSIDe-ss Interests
which naay x ou5y 3 ran-a-- esLsE
big iraa and stssl lzs.sS q that NJ
gion are teIps >szE-e1 ~ 81
while Carnegie him 4 j. tshiGs
steps 10 Sreatlv lEcrp-Ss a-I~ pre-
dueliv= szE,ztily- Thi= doeS nsa
ok like these men .es--iy y-''i d.
their old eSmpsisa SEy 's.s' IS
enus tariff wogs, ,iziVe li.esa 0si g;
bcssness-Gs, J.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28
Legal or Informal. HangLnes.


MleLigans experience with muir
dersEs Is nos encouraging 10 other
States which may l. thinking Of.
abciishing g. i;ai punishment Il
matters not lev ..t-oc!onS The pre-.
InsiI;Sae.. killing II human iss
ing IN that Sta:s may * the muir
deEer cannot h Pa;nisae'! capitallly
by lazy The State has had several
lEnShings u eQas,slu5Gce q this
knOSn iact 81 lie hands OF ex4s-
perated citizens, s.so Know tina; the
law Is inadequate Pi,tsbnr-
Caron cl--Tese.5slu-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28

The welcome news comes from.
Washington thss ;hsre i nothinsin
the story that CeiIzesor NcDOWel-
Of the Lexins,ga I..'s.nsl Revenue
District viii b ziioEsi 10 serve ont
> taur-year term i : generally
conceded that he Ei.l 81 With tie
otherS sometime earl L. june
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28

The Legislature has Easszi tbs
bill relating 10 state etieeS ent
officers, which suaoEg ether things
provides for the ds,,u1iiou Of TIE
per diem Of members II s;.s s'yae-ai
Assembly ahSeut Wita,.at s o-i
excuse. and SPsc5al Judges s.z &c
Be paid Al the rate Of s. : DAY en-
OF the salary Of the FsEu-=r Ju5Se
Whzn thai CtieisI Is of duty Tie
bsll does noi 2pply 10 TSsmters Fl
the present Legislature
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28

The uex Controller OF the TEeas-
ury, Hon James Il Eeke-s- IN his
farewell speech ~ OttsVs, III
made The prediction that The SheI-
man law. II not repealed before the
end Of the year, weuld e@Cse tie
withdrawal OF the gold C9in q The
nation fIOm circulation ani. the
substitution of = Gsa@lchsss and
diseTeditei silver dollar II us
stead
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28
N1EILE-kY.

Born, to,ia,- ,A5,.,.f !r-JeiI T.aeN-
II. = sig e-sy,
Court l. almn>; h,r'a S,iyi sane of
the b.sy< haS,. irft alr,s,'ys-
Ne have ans,sss,r sunday -ise.sl
0rsanizsSt a, oar Plscc noN- iioI.
ii viii l., = Slsccs-S>fal l,ll,,-
I-s>s sunday Mas AZ Sp.st day -s,.F
catching girls. F.>li TEsi'-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28

Col C. {. K R,ye= Treasurer Of
the Veterans Home Association OF
CAlifornia. Is short iuhis accounts
at least S2lO}O, snd il msy b So
600 TIE Veterans Home i an II
s,itution supported jointly BY tbs
State and FeGsrsl governments toF
the aid OF d5s--pit and disabled
Union soldiers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-28

ms saaTe Ci,S.a. s>Sasip's coasa Gen
s,ly j. y>e,s ,lc tss,ey Il + sSc, Nc
spGW 81 ~ oster scas,ly oAst slNSys
sSyss >SssSnscsia, Il rs Ssei Nl.,a yv',
ssSs. ysscss r,Ala- L 3 Sa-' when S,ssc
c,ssSh j. : S,,,t Ss',l yts,5E l'4s,Ss any 'soTe,
L = ss..-l in ~as Aa,9 = ca'Sh, We
eaNA ~a5,A tNesSs spt e n VI i saa
yN,sy ,>'sslr hSs s,Sra >-s;,ssst,se,s >sy,'>
p,s,, i ttaS,aA,ss lIesSi>'s, NionesolA
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the Two Governors,

Tl.c GOyysOoT 81 SNs,h Carc6ns
w;l, Z syc cl,ASsc 81 rl.s Saloon l9'>',
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A Kansas ncSge wAo ea,a oa0g
man, ,hoagh nv, fatally, gey Nlse6
10 was seu'eUcsa Il ayyvo yvSy>
impseNameal, MAS taken lu.at,hr
olllcev hy a moh % vN Nud
knched. RsEsss Is uM a, tl,e
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Northern llr.ealegs eeN prove ybs,
allhe llme 81 tho lynghns n,
wind Was blowing ls0m The Sauih,
Courier journal
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\ German editor Employed AT
Lexington was cURllse ilt'i 10 I,''X'
the city b,cause Of an e,iiJorl..L rem
his hand atiasiing ihe virtue 81
\ American married lJs.ics-
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The President vii Leaye Wash-
inston City on lhe ;':h instant toE
Chicago, Ehere He will 'ake PAR IN.
the opening SeEctnHnles a me
Worlds Columbian Exposition
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FRIDAY. APEIE :, IS:&-

The marriage ofdrsE cousins i 10
b. prohibited IN Kentucky BY an
as.t undfr consideration
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a statue Of Columbus: SAID e 1. g
the largest bronze figure ~ me
Units,! S,stsz. vas unyailei OF the
lake front in CE.iCSgo Tuesday
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Ms. Winfield Sc5st Hancock
died at her homie in NJ" f0EA. i.i~l
week after an Illness 81 >eNeTs'l:
months
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oNv, 'eSNunlhs NNA 3 sNIy scSc'C Al,
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i,eslRis shat W,a.l@ aQvs'l hcyNNy r'l,yi,
sua - le,, p,Wl R~Nc hameVt'a'ns
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w0,e shy lNgtn u lWwNVe spor ,l'c iir,,
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was s,,eUAblc ~ III IN Aea Mlend h
hyr hAN wwk 4, u, lNhnson, vi
4, y kUUlsNn \ tN,, keNsl, g,oN,
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t'mecylvs eheap IL Hatcher y
tN's thuan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-29

10y lflfAltiiftls
NEW YORK. July 2S.-MOney closed at 3
per cent. Exchange closed steady posted
rates. lSNi4W4N9l4; actual rates, $3.50 ~
for sixty days. and $3.50 lNN34 for demand.
Governments closed steady currency Gs,
ll3 bid Is. coupons, l23H bid I3's do,
1862 bid.
The market opened i1@A lower than sat
urday's closing and after slight fuctua-
tions stocks at noon were dull and heavy,
but slight changes from the opening prices.
The market was heavy and lower in the AZ.
ternoon. the lowest Of the day having been
made IN the last hour. when nearly every
taiug was down =, 10 Ia points from Satur-
DAYS closing. The greatest declines were
i'm Lackawanna. -. Paul. Missouri Pacific,
Union Pacific and Pullman. sugar was
weak and declined to 1lH from ,6i4 in the
forenoon. The Total sales were lb,6i6
shares.