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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-12-19


Senator'S George sni Wa.thall are
ON ihe folio sing committees;
George Agriculture, ElI:aiion srh
Labor, Judiciary, Transportation to
the }eabos-3. Woman Suffrage.
|.Ihai-JB Ciyi, Service aal Re-
~trcnchncn'. Improvement vi Ni.s.ss-
ioni River. A'i''ra-ir'' Public
hcOld Relialt,, viii MAKE a. easa.
~ get ashara q ,ba woicrr g-ln
'Fai'. g'hnr tals nog OF an elevator
a. Mobile aud lhe eslaJ,, shmcut of q
hcw Lac Of slia TO Tampico, Mexico
Hon u, I; Butler died Of Liz home
In S,arksyitlc, Miss, lat W.In,.5sr.
lie has been In poor .icalIh Jar some
time and biz death aas not uuezyea.
Ell by biz fric4d-.
Tho lottery qua sn'iloUcry Den
ocrats ia Louisiana arc having 4 mon.
KEY aud parrot time IN Baton Iogge.
aud two Democratic Convention: arc
N scs7lou ;Aerr, fhe anli-iotlcryitt.
dominated foslcr for Governor.
II ia sail that the cotton growers.
hpyc been caught hi. vear iu fIc NJ.
kinlcy trap "a coming aul cJiag.7
They have n ray more for sarrIe
grades Of Uiearlfc,. ant unb'ra-hcH
cotton goods g. q result Of .u~-cs.c5
duties, aud they get less TOR I..e;r raw
cotton largciy because tie 0r1.fr'D.
tive iari! has helped to fcmgral.zc
the business Of Europe. Aud vet,
eloquent ltcp1pIiran oratGro are al.
war2 cIimhiHgoH ihe -tnmp sr! a1sk.
jag the bloody shirt at the cotton
growers because they Won't vote the
Republican ticket.
Minneapolis, fAiinnj Tribune.
Vigorous Health
Can be had by using DR.. e.. Jac0b.'
Nerve and Brain Treatment for men.
tai. sexual aud bodily ~wcakno-4 Of ey.
rry kind. Cures guaranteed. Al.
dress viii. stamp, jasobs' Phsrmacy
Co.. Atlanta, Ga. sec advertisement
Nine mon out often will giyc cred.
to an evil report concerning a
ncighbor tea fimcs riore aaiclly Than
aometning 10 Eis credit Eren.iI they
have neg@r mot a man they wUl per.
MI 'heaselycsf bc prnjndiccd against
him by n tboHglt,ess or malicious
word. aud it sometigies takes y1nrs 10
uproo' The sclseiess prejudice thus
formed.
Nc~nansYiIia, Fla, june 5, 1891. ,
McasTs, Ljgpinau Eros,, Savannah. Ga. ;
Dear sirs-i wish 20 give my tcsti. !
'noniai in regard to your valuable
medicine, i. +. =. for the cure oil
'hcumaii-m, neuralgia. dyspepsia, bill.
ionsne1s, etc. In 1861 / was 0t.ac'ed 4
with bilious muscular rheumatism. ,
and hayc been 4 martyr 10 it eyer q
! ified NIL medicines | ever a
heard Of, md MI the doctors in roach, c
bnt ! found oBiy temporary %telicf, the :
pains were 70 bad al times that / did .
no; csre wA"ttiefI lived or died, Nv Z
Jrc4iIc ~ impaired tina. ey, J.
nrc thing ! ME disagreed with me. 9
w wife dto suffered 80 intensely I
,,llb Dyspepsia that her life was n Lur. -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-12-19
Vigorous Health

Can be had By using DR.. e.. Jac0b.'
Nerve and Brain Treatment for men.
'r!. sexual aud briiiy weakness Of e..
cry kind. Cures guaranteed. Ad.
dress with a1aup, jasobs' Pharmacy
Co. Atlanta, Ga. see advertisement
.lun,utr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
WASH DRESS GOODS.

THE TERMS APPLICABLE TO OUR WASH DRESS GOODS
are handsome, pretty, sweet These throo styles OF
beauty are all embraced In tho choicest limo offered IN
house. Tho OF all Importers MANUFACTURE
ers arc collected In this grand display.
wo lead with the great European Novelty Korah
printed goods. made from Egyptian Cotton
combed Yarns. with tho effect producing
richness only to be found Ia tho Highest Evory
house adverises Scotch olnghams and zophys,
ugly than pretty patterns but with It Is dlffoon
havo Immense assortment and pattern beauty,
tho coors and rich producing effects before
nesscd In this class Of goods, and perfectly fast
We also showing stylish patterns in American oIng
hams
Tho old standby, Printed satoens Is largely represented
In all qualities, and the Canton Cloth by Simpson
Sons, special Its design.
Tho patterns In Prints this pretty
must speak OF Thorn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
WAKEMAN'S WANDERlNGS.
Rugby School Life aud Games.


My hosts, guides and companions Mt
Rugby have been one Of the marshals
aud young English friend, u lad In
the CLOVER Middle" form, Modern
Side; aud some OF the things learned
about the famous school are worth tell.
ing.
All the boys Mt Rugby School must
enter between the ages Of ~ and 10
years, and must leave the school nj tho
end OF the next term after they have
reached In, nre of 10 venrs Tb.,o m.
~, ,.'-, nv
so uoyr VIM "'e schsoieu Tree, OF par
italy NO. on behalf OF the Laurence
sheriff foundation fund. These Oh boys
,o,,, m ro,, cl.ss.. L,,ou, a.. ,o,, 80.
-. :, a-,',,
uauoher-, "por anu minor"
"ioundationers." Tho old-foupdatlon-
en- number 30, and they must be the
so,. az .,r.o,. who hay. IIyaI a., -.
a. -" w VI
OF Withln rNe mics OF iSughy since
1865. These receive instruction free Of
all charge. The major.foundatIons mr..
,,y.,y. hovs s.i.c,,d nm .xa,,I,.,,,a,,
- -, a., ~. ,,,,,.s.,,. a, ~ s ,,'
itu'n u'o VOW iiS'o'n anu people hVing
within the hvo-mile limit, and quail.
fled by attendance at the suboriinat.
schooi. who Iik, tI,e old. fonnd.,,onors
' -, I.',.',,'.' e'" ~,
receive 'he'i INSTRUCTION ifee' inc ~
minor-foundationers must have the
same qualifications ~ 10 residence and
n,an.,a,,on as ths ma,ors Th.... -,
r'sp 49,, ~ pe' '"'so w.
cure tneir tuition ior ono half the
usual foes. rho % foundationers may
compete with all other students for the
many Rugby prizes,
Probably no other boys school In
the world oilers NJ many aud such
varied prizes. To name them In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIEO.

WHITE BLACK GOODS IS THE ONE NEW THING UNDER
tho you want to thom thoy are In Embrol-
dorod Flounenss. india Linens Nalnsook Checks. Lace
Effects and Stripes Ladies' Of advanced
have all tho there is In wearing white muslin
and dressed black You should buy them early
novelty being great doubts OF thoro being
enough TO supply tho demand.
wo have a moro extensive limo than In White Em-
brodered Founcngs foyfvo-noh goods for Ladies' and
tweny-sovon Inches children, You WILL Of
Founengs in other but II want style combined
with ohoapness, you will buy uom OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

James q. Blaine Ia 81.
Benjamin +. Butler l. ~.
Harriet Becchcr Stowe IL so.
Susan II. Anthony Ia II years OF age.
The Mayor OF Manchester, England,
gets no salary.
On this day, March IS, 1892, Canada
was ceded TO france.
Postage stamps were first used In
England IN 1870, In Brazil 1876, and
Ia the United States Ia lsi7.
A Chicago doctor named Gentry has
found that the much talked OF grippe In
u matter Of microbes. He says that
periodically the earth passes through a
stretch Of space impregnatoi with
"star-iust, "ani II IL this which rauses
the grip.
There IA n railroad IN Brazil. II Ia
10 miles IN length. A locomotive
nom the Baldwin works, Philadelphia,
WIS taken down there last winter. An
agent accompanied II. In giving the
engine test n few days ago, II ran OIL
the track, killcl the engineer and
wounded several other officials. Now
the ayout IA In prison, aud mob out.
side bowling for his lifo. f,ailroading
In tina. country has Disadvantages.
Miss Maud Hutchisdi,, OF Columbus,
Ohio, Is 10 marry Sir Gerard Villers
stuart, IN Irish lord, on April the first
next. This Is no April fool Joke. The
lady II a bankers daughter, and the
lord comes from Waterford. II mig ht
be said that there are no lords IN IL :
laud, or rather that there are no lrih
lords. Yes, there are, but they ART car
petbnggen. And anything with n tltls
~ better than plain American Mr..
when the earth was very young,
says DR., BAH, Astronomer Royal Tor
ireland, II went around 10 fast that the
day wRs only three hours long. The
earth was liquid then, and M II Spun
around and around at that fearful
speed, and rs the sun caused ever in-
oreasinR tidea upon Its surface, II nj
last burst Ia two. The smaller part
became the moon, which has been
going around the earth ever since at
M Increasing distance. The influence
OF the moon now rises tides on the
earth, and, while there was any liquid
TO operate on In the moon, the earth 10.
turned the compliment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

Two Men Condemned 10 Death for the
Crime of Another.

PITrsnuRo. March 2s.---Something
Of n sensation was created here today
by the charge that the desperate who
murdered Detective Giikinson last
Saturday, was the real murderer Of
Farmer Umberger, for which crime
David and Joseph Nicely are to
be executed at Somerset, Pcnnsyl.
vanla, next Thursday. John Myers, q
reputable citizen Of Homestead, says
Fitz-immons has been recognized as
ono Of the two peddl.rs seen Ia the
neIghborhooi Of the Umbcrger home
stead on the night Of tho murder aud
robbery, and who were believed 10
have baen the murlorcrs 81 tho old
farmer. They were convicted on purely
circumstantlal evidence. and have
steadily protested their Innocence Of
the crime. The friends Of the con.
denincd will make an effort 10 have
them respited, pending investigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
DRESS GOODS.

EVERY DRY GOODS HOUSE KEEPS DRESS GOODS. BUT
scarcely house in America chow tho collection of
superb things we this Spring They ara
strung along from Nov York to Salt Lake. and SOMETHING
NEW is ARRIVING DAILY Tho purchases OF elk past sea.
sons would not equal the seasons line and
Ladies cannot form tho fainost doa elegantly and
tastofuy thoy can dresa, calling examining
our choice stock of Fronoh Novelties ohor artistic
Objects In our pross Goods Department
We shall show limo Of French choIos tho patterns
eolorinss OF which are pronounced works OF art
our Combination Plaid Robes arc tho most tasteful at
moderate price. producodi pat
terms OF European Novelties OF which patterns
alike, arc something be proud Of.
Tho Wool Plads embrace oolors attempted.
and together with tho pattorns, simply Immense, In
styles suitable to all ages
Our Hack Goods stock Is very complete which
showing novelties that caro- offered at tho worry
prices wo place Henroas Cords. Dagonals
Twls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

vIsrYARD HAVEN. Mas, March
San effort T. being made 10 iloat
tho q. ;. 5. Gdlond NJ Gay Head. II
"a FOUND that she could bo pumped out
without much dliilculty, aud that nj
high water she lay nearly hiiOat In her
bed, but the sand that has piled up
around her prevented her from being
hnuled AfiOat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

81. LouIs, No.. March 2s.--uov.
ornor Francis has issued proclamation
ordering strict quarantine against
southern cattle ON account ofthc Texas
fever, which the United states depart
ment ofagrlculturc has declared pre-
ynlcnt south " the line from the
northern border Of Indian Territory,
aud thence east " the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

Special trains viii leave salt Lake
Tor Provo a. $3.50 p.m,,an for Ogden ut
$40 y. u.c each day during Conference.
Tickets b he sold from April 2ud 20
9th inclusive, limited Ia continuous
passage, and good for return until
April l2ih, 1891.
d. ~. BumrN,
ucn1 Agt. Pa... Dept, salt Take.
y. l., loNAN,
Gen'l y. - T.. Agt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

PITTsnuRo, March 2s,-rhc heavy
snow storm which prevailed here last
night aud this morning has ceased,
and the weather l. clearing. In the
outlying districts the fall Of snow has
reached depth Of i've inches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

ANEW vmsIaoea MURDER SEN
sArion.
Governor Francis Issues a Proclamation
Ordering a Quarantine Against
southern Cattle.
~ TeIeFFaph 70 The NHNF'
FIRg IN a STEAMER.


LIVERPOOL, March 2S.--A Fire oc-
CURED last night In the hold Of the
Inman line steamer city Of NeW rork {.
The flames were speedily extiDguished.
The cargo was damaged by the water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

BosroS, March 2s.-rhomas &. La
throp, treasurer " the Boston Cag
Spring Company has gone into insol'
ycncy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

SpRISGFiELD, Mas, March %. =
Charles ID. iictte, inventor Of the full
mlnate cartridge, Is dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

NEW YORR, March %. - Rev. DR..
Crosby has not grown pcrceptibly
worsc since midnight. This fact givcs
slight hopes that lac may rally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

PfT1sBuRG, March 2s.-Nclson H..
Reed, the senior proprietor Of the Com
meroiai Gd,ctte, Il lying very low with
the grip. His recovery IL doubtful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

QUEBEC, March ga residence Ia
the Eastern township was burned last
night, and two children persisted In
the flames.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
LOST

A BAY HORSE. tivE YEARS on. rIlgEE
"a white fctt, fiHr tn farc. 4 on ieHt
shoulder return 20 Geo. e, Lambert, Dfsl
Ahhf NtWs Ohcc,ani be rewarded. dAa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

Gem Stoves and Ranges arc tho
best. SrFNcrR BNwAluW Co.,
L aud 10 West 7outh Temple 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

Cheapest place In town for Stoves
ana Ranges, Tin and Iron Roofing,
Guttering, etc,
TINS SPENCER BYwATEn Co.,
~ and ~ West South Temple 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
NorloE oF sAlr oF RfAL nsrA1l.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. TifAr IA
~ pgftnhnce ~ Az order 81 die Probate
.9utt st The County OF SAT- Lake. Irrrliprg OF
lth, on Tho an DAY Of Ich-uary. isil. H. ~
ueitef OF tln csrto Of llcnrFiurhre ipn. tloeNas
elile unlrr..g upd, adiniulstgatrik 10 tNu said
bidder. for eaah, subject 10 eounrni1tisu ie .,it
ltnlaio Court, on tie .IrI daS of Ami lsgi
" t.ntleeh 20 ai We law OA.ro % Richard,
a hgyiei ~ VIC Consultation Hmidlur Ma n
street "a 40 Guy and county 81 saitI.ste. rer,
fiinIY ut uWh. an tho ufhf. title ana inte,nst
tui tate 81 thV faih iionry luuitresen IA M
ilme 81 ~ death, and All the rtght, iiiie All
nlefrai inui ihe sli1 eaiafc has, ~ npr-atioh
OF law ur othcrWlft, Acquired, 0tIof Az n. ~, ~,
hddiinn "a that 81 me said iiuury tugi,r, IN AZ
We tine OF ~ death, iu andto All ilai ccfiais
piero or parcel pi land situate. ivins .,'1
fcing in ITO rIiY and todnty nf SAIL int,.3 r,V
rii9fY OF Gao, hnd sounded and descri.,i Il.
toNnNa. htFihnluF 100 point an the oA,f M,
~ fnh" yAst scsenii tso huudrodihs ,Otsi
dfviihs lpll riNinf. trom the ,nnthWr.t ~.
nNf ni Nln northeast quarter uf Nfrfinn 49,.
y .o,en la'l y ioWnshif onc lii son,i. ot
ihnNg nuu il taHt, salt AXE Merida, thrn "a
sourloiFhty tNo isN lfFfcra 4nd ie1 III 1',.
utes, West pishi ~ Ciani, tnrueo Norb n..
lll fhHnH Wcntn nuub rIHhty .fqvn f.st ~
efeoA an1 Con tiul tnnnirs, WEI ,ivl,t ~
chains, thence south nyc iii rhait a., NJ. ~
90 beginning inrcthcr win a. , wv
water rlFht 20 me samvi nnd also ,g,tt .'.A',
OF Wy 20 A. irritating ditrh across tsc iand III
satl estate " me above described and ~. G
~ place q. VIII be- pruoucAl ana thg ie.af %
fuua 90 the rstatV % Hild drrnasrd ''f'
~. ierm e AM randllona Of .ala uathi ten p,r
mmlHlraluA On thu day of salr. ~. ~, ~ NN.
runnrmhinn oi cato by fnid r1arl ny. W.
cNpnltg ui rlrchasoF. uias 10 bo 1t 1871 i.
aNli1 neaN.seu 20 shld ainnistrurix MO a
.,...., ANNA u. CALvri,,,
,,e'nn ai. .A OF tho es1ato OF nvery inr
salti-AAe oi'y. March ai,A. 1891. ass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

Natico T. Hereby Given
TINT thc SUml.Aunum stock hOldun'
Meeting OF the scandinavian Niurcan-
tile Union VIII be holiln the Easement
NJ the Fourteenth Mnni meeting house,
on Monday, the s1th inst, ~ 1870
p. m. ~. s. LINDSAY, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

A GOOD KITCuEN girl WANTED TO
"A do plain cooking. AGO nnrsn all
.osd wages forcompcieni help. Apply vi 90
D. Brigham STREET an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

fiye minutos. We've got TO get In our
places In chapel IN that time 10 he 'called
aver aud II we'rc too lazy too make
u, II means q licking that's all. Al.
ter service we marched In order TO our
different form rooms aud say lessons
TIL S.l0. Then we have fifteen min.
utes TO buy any little luxuries, like
pcnny-lOaves--tho house-bread's pretty
dty!-and then comes breakfast. From
Vl0 TO l;lb, lessons; aud dinners Al
1850. We get rost.spell from dinner
until ., and then lessons 40 on again
until W, except Tuesdays, ThursIAys
aud Saturdays. Them's half HOLIDAYS.
Every boy has 10 Join the games then,
unless he's gotgoOd excuse. Sometimes
we got of by shamming sore fool, and
many other ways, well known 10 us
boys. But whatever we're dOlng al q
O'Clock, games, sauntering or study,
overythlng's dropped and VIZ give a
grand rush for tea After lea In
winter, aud after 1915, In summer,
comes 'locking-up' Nobody likes
that. Then we have 70 pitch In on
'preparaiion'-ihaps getting our lessons
FOR the next forenoon--until o O'Clock.
when they give us very light supper
that don't make anybody dream. Then
it's go TO bed, aud no foolIng, or il
means another Iioking,' sure as fees
AMI marshsle, that's allr'
Rugby sohooi games are famous
wherever the heart Of bOyho0d throbs
quicker or stronger In tho enjoyment
OF all manhIl sports. They comprise
raquel-, cricket, stfeplc.chasing and
football for which Rugby gives the
rules the world over.
The supervision OF M Rugby games
vs. wholly IN the hands Of the boys
themselves. This also includes the
management OF the great "SchOol
nlose," the uneguaied playground Of
Itugby. Tue details Of the manage.
ment ars delegated to committee OF
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-23
A Common Sense Remedy.

In the matter of curatives what you want is something that will do it's work while you continue to do yours-a remedy that will give you no inconvenience nor inter fere with your business. Such remedy is Allcock's Porous Plasters. These pJas- ters are not an experiment; they have been in use for over thirty years, and their value has been attested by the highest medical authorities as well as by testimonials from those who have used them. They require no change of diet and are not affected by wet or cold. Their action does not inter fere with labor or business; you can toll and yet be cured while hard at work. They are so pure that the youngest, the oldest, the most delicate person of either sex can use them with great benefit.
 Beware of limitations, and do not be de- ceived by misrepresentations. Ask for Allcocks, and let no solicitation, or ex- planation induce you to accept substi- tute. n1S eod3t1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-23
W. A. TraSk. 1T |. Hall 2d

H. l.. Hall, 2d. 2d...................... 155
 LaRe LtS was PpeeE w MoaneS R W
 liam Hodgkinson, c. F. Smith, E. S. Hall and
 Charles O. Treat were the counters. The major. one and shows the appreciation of the citizens for his able and efficient work during the past year. c. G. Thomas for burgess got every vote cast s64
 Chief Engineer Ross is interested in the project of organizing Veteran Firemen's association. The scheme is good one and should be carried Theodore Duplesse has recently married a
 f hs n Look out for wedding thisweek on the east side.
 from a business trip just too late to vote. F. W. Miner, the grocer, was in Cornwall Sat urday attending the funeral of his uncle. Officer Dan Reilly killed dog that was thought to be mad near the corner of Colony and Center streets Saturday evening. den Cutlery company were unloaded at Yales- vile Saturday
 more shows here at present as it does not prove ! paying investment, the the patronage at the opera house not having been sufficient to prove | The case against Sslden Munson for alleged in. decent exposure came before Judge Hubbard on Saturday morning and Munson was acquitt ed ! The case should never have been brought into l court. As it is, the expense falls on the bor-
 ough
 1 giving day include Charles s. Baldwin, Harry S | Hall, W. T. Collett, Frank s. Andrews, J. R. Cot | trill. Eugene Brogden, Robert Hallenbeck and W. A. Trask.
 Mr. Samuel Thornton, who has been visiting l friends in town, returned Saturday to her home l in Washington, N. J. | W. J. Morse's term as water commissioner vii l expire January l, 1892. | About fifty of the Italians that were working for Sullivan before the contract was annulled go | anxious about their pay Saturday and qu | work in the afternoon and came in town looking | for their poodle. They failed to get it, however
 l as the matter will not be settled until Wednes | day.
 l The condition of Moses P. Hall yesterday morn 1 ing was extremely critical and he was growing | weaker every hour.
 1 Four of the Lakesides were out Saturday even
 l ing with Jack Heineman's trott T and drove ul
 in fine style to the town hall where they all voted
 | together.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-23
Fi1Ia1IeiaI.
Continued Activity and a Further Fractional Rise in Stocks.
 

Continued Activity and a Further
 Fractional Esise in Stocks.
 NEW YORK. November 21. An active speculation and a further fractional advance in all the active issues.
 The feature was the execution of buying or ders by prominent commission houses. These made the shorts very unhappy.
 Benedict bought about 4,0oO New York Central, but it was heavy and ended 1s lower. It was ex plained that the year of phenomenal earnings re- ferred to in yesterdays reports is the calendar and not the fiscal year.
 Such houses as Moore 6 Schley, R. P. Flower & Co.,, H. L. Haruon & Co.,, Prince & Whitely and Vermillye & Go. were buying stocks. In the Northern Pacific crowd there was unusually large gathering of nervous baars, and that stock is up full point. National Cordage also rose a full point
 The sharpest rise however, was in Distilling somebody sold all the stock he had and Q little more and when he turned to cover he found the stock rather scarce It rose to 59 and ended at 5S1s, net gain of 24. Canadian Pacific and Wa bash preferred were also notably buoyant. The market ended strong on the bank statement, showing an increase of over $5, GOO 900 in the serves, although larger deposits liability makes the increase to the surplus somewhat less than $4, COG, 900.
 Sales at the board amounted to 174,0 ,042 shares, against 27S, ,221 yesterday, and 147,767 on Thurs day.
 Following are the closing prices, reported by PRINCE 6 WHITELY, bankers and brokers, 64 Broadway, N. Y., and 15 Center street, New Ha-
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-23
Clinton.

Nov. 22.-In the recent contest regarding the legality of the Clinton election Judge Phelps de cided that the tickets of both parties were illegal and the matter is referred to the supreme court
 A Japanese fair was held in the Morgan hal Saturday night for the benefit of the town by procuring town clock. It is under the guidance of Miss Wyckof and Mir. Daniels.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church met at their tr-weekly meeting last Wednesday after noon and evening, very large number being present. After the usual supper, and while the company were surrounding in a pleasant manner Mrs. Joseph Irons, wife of the Rev. Joseph Irons Mrs. Alexander Hull, president of the society stepped up and esented to Mrs Irons purse all the members of the society for her. It genuine surprise and for moment Mrs. Iron! was unable to express her appreciation of the kindness. Mr. and Mrs. Irons spending thei third year in this pastorate and have received unanimous expression of the desire of the churcl that they return for a fourth year after the nex conference, which is to be held in Brooklyn il