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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-19

The Remarkable Experience or f. r. Nesus
OF RInGh anton.

BINGHAMToN. Sept. Ira remarkable case
OF which only two parallels are said TO be on
record. exists In this city. In February two
years ago L. i. Menus tried to back sleigh
load OF coal into n harm. The forerunners
struck the barn door. and Negus, who was
standing IN. was thrown out bv tho shock.
He turned in the fall and struck on his neck,
his head being twisted under his arm. ply
stefan who was summon ed made the startling
discovery that AeEus had dislocated the verte-
hr;r mt the second Ioint OF the c-rvicai region.
He was, InrayIed BY ths shock. 1t was not
never pro perry adjusted. Mr.. Negus. However
lives. though suffering the most excrucintiug
pains ant unable to speak.
One nigh night he hnd 2 dream. from which he
located bones into place. He sank inlo a de-
li"ious sleep, during which he experienced a
sensation rs II fioating in mid-nir. His pnr-
n niyT L LET, him and he was on ths
asleep n few nights later the bones
were again disc injected and have re-
maIned 30 over since lie does not suffer much
ntic nerves produce paralysis OF the right side.
He hopes In lime to recover entirely.
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THE Welded SEASONS,
Raspberrles and Chestuuts HobaoSSinQ
with Roses and Geraliuns.

AA0Dberrueo ana Ch00tnut0 h0b0 060inQ
with Roses and Geraniuns.
An interesting exhibition was witnessed IN
a garden at Midland Park. New Jersey. yes
terday. The strawberry and the red raspberry
wsle presenting q handsome second crop OF
fruit as ripe and appetizing ss their FIRST
crop-not few knotty specimens, but large,
bright fully developsd fruit. Tho thsrmome.
ter was In the eighties. vet . large chestnut
tree that partly shaded the garden seemed
anxious to shame this INTRUSION both Of fruit
plentifully among them. The chestnut leaf
painting Of dark deep green as in midsumm sr.
but upon each branch may DO seen the new
green burr tightly locked. the burr that has
evidently felt aut%mn's ehill and is turning
opep. with the tempting fruit still clinglne TO
their beauty. while the Jack rose turns is face
vance Of autumn. The old rule Of no chestnuts
before fros: is thus exploded. for the fruit
mentioned here is fully matured and In full
Wow from wide opened burrs.
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OTTAWA. Sept 1.-THE grave OF Louis Re.
the notorious rebel OF Northwest fame. is no
longer to remain the least conspicuous Of tho
many graves In the ~. Boniface Cemetery,
Hitherto simple wooden cross on which his
name was printed was all that marked the
resting place OF his body. but in q few days the
monument which is being erected BY Vuehso
symrathiZers to the memory OF the Metis
D, the apnivs sary OF Riel's ignominious dc ath,
when bened!ction will be pronounced. The
Oily iHscriptios on tho monument Is Louis
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Ta....y Takes H.le Please.

Police Commissioner Voorhis offered no OBJ.
jection yesterday to the equal division Of the
election Inspectors between Tammany and the
Republicans. Last year the County Democ.
racy. with the help OF the Supreme Court, got
one-fourth Of the lot because the Democratic
on equal terms with Tammany. II isn't 30 this
year.
On Mr.. McClaves motion tho 1.774 Rspubli.
Martin then moved the appointment Of Q Ike
number Of Tammauy inspectors. Commits.
MacLsan and Msssrs. Martin and McClavo. Il
is the FIRST time siuce 1873 that Tammany ests
clerks.
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CHINA AND THE POWER6
Satisfaction May He ExacteA From or.
Tending 1.ocalities.

Tending Localities.
LONDON. Sept. lS.-The Times to-day. COM
nentinR on tho outrages penetrated upon
foreignersin China. says: Europe and Amer.
lea do not desire to play into the hands OF am
bition or anarchy By q too perceptible exertion
of their rights They IRE conscious that they
might precipitate total collapse by treating
tho technical liability Of tho state as eauiva-
lent to its actual guilt. Tho course they arc
likely to pursue II there is q repetition OF the
riots Ia to take tho matter into their own
hands and OF act satisfaction from the Offend
Ing locality. speedy and sharp measures arc
indispensable. or W. hole maritime districts Of
the empire may be In flames"
SHANGHAI sept. l8.-The Chinese Govern.
ment. Il is announced. is not aware OF ary
OF the com ined fleets OF the powers. II il also
said that there Is no truth In the statement
that tho Chinese Government has sent n note
planned OF by the foi sign Ministers.
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Hurried to Death when They wer. snr..

"urrSe0 10 Neoth when They Were Snfe.
HALIFAX. Sepr. ls.-Capt. Daniel Smith OF the
Lunenberg fisherman La France reports that
on tho Sth he picked up Joseph Atkinson and
James Mclean and the doriss belonging to the
American schooner Regn. He kept them three
days. and on tho 10th they insisted upon start.
ing TO row TO shore. forty -four miles distant,
They took compass. food. and water, and
started. a heavy ssa sprung w. q few hours
The schooner M, B. Smith lost two msn-
Aaron fmere and stauraRs Hushss-in The
overheard from the schooner Alaska in tIs
same storm. This makes iwer ty-two mon
drowned ont OF the Nuremberg neet In that
hurricane.
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A Bank Fail. Twice In Six MONTH,

TOPEKA. Kan. Sent. 1s.-Ths United States
Savings Bank of this city. which failed last
March. and was reopened ON July 9, was again
placed In tho hands OF a receiver this morning.
william Sims. sx:Staio Treasurer. was an.
ment OF receiver states that the bank was In
no condition to staud the rigid examination
that certain failure would follow should the
bank continue to do business. Nothing def-
R R concerning the liabilities and assets can
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An Insurance AGENTS Accounts short
$4,000.

Boston. Sept 1S.-An Investigation OF no &C.
counts OF Col. William A. Couthouy. Boston
agent Of Chubbs 4 Sons. general agents fof the
Marine Insurance Company Of London. has re-
vealed considerable shortage. said to be.
however. less than $4,000. His method. as
explained by Mr. Percy Chubbs, who has been
looking into the business of the Boston office.
ing rocket the money, ana make a rennrt
that the policies mad not been paid. and then
arrange his REPORTS TO make q balance. Cou-
thouy Was also Boston agent for the Provi.
dence Wash ington Insurance ON pany. which.
according TO Mr.. Chubhs: also loses quits .
stood that he will not be prosecuted. as his
VILE las made transfers Of certain property
winch will cover In great part the deficiency.
stas stan was very popular. aud moved In the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-19
Brogan Keeps U HIS Raids,

Police Captain BroGan followed up the
temporary cleaning OF his precinct begun on
Thurrday night. by raiding four more dis
orderly houses last evening. This limo West
Third street tho foulest thoronahfare in the
rrecnct. was visited and dip was taken into
Sixteen women ard ono man were nrrested,
Tho places sited were l27 and l20 West ThiId
street. u double house. 1873 and l3j West Tnird
stiert. and 1872 Ma dnugal trpet. The raids
The women s,lnG Babel OF songs in tho sta
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Russian Military sIa.euvres.

VIENNA. Sept 1s.-A despatch from Warsaw
to the Political Correspondent confirms the 70.
ports OF the massinG Of Russian troops in tho
western districts In connection with the COM
orders the, erection OF barracks for frontier
guards al the distance OF RIuarter mile from
the western frontier.
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Notes OF Foreign II. pp..,,.,.

The Sultan has granted n pension OF I3.240
yearly 70 kiamil Pasha. the recently deposed
Grand Vizier. 'su
SERIOUS forest fires are raging In the neIph-
porhood OF Christiansiadt. Prussia Already
A'avo acres OF woodland have been burned over.
The Danish royal family meeting At Ere.
osnshorR results In the bstroi hal OF the eldest
son o. the Crown Prince OF Denmark TO prin.
cess Victoria Of Wales.
The French pilgrims. whose visit to the Vati.
can 10 large numbers has afforded Such graft.
ncRtion 70 the Pope. presented 5OO.OOU francs
10 feters Fence. on behalf Of the French pc Die.
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Can't he Imported by ,Iair.

Importers OF prints aud photographs are mp in
arms against Secretary Foster because he Is
enforcing the law which declares that these
goods are liable TO seizure when sent thr
the mails. Ono Of the importers said yester-
IL not repealed. 1t applies to phot ographs and
prints used for educational and technical pur-
this dealer Yesterday through the Scandlna-
Wan Express Company cost him 81. GO for de.
livery, whereas the postage would have been
q cents.
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Driver L.ro uat.,. A Omitted to Bell,

John Lafountaiu. the driver OF tho Christie
pher street horse car which ran over and
killed little Mary Huerzeler at West Tenth
street on Thursday night. was arrsiened DO.
fore Coroner Levy yesterday afternoon and
released n S2,6O9 bail. Tho bail was fur:
the street car company. Lsfountaln said that
~ ~ dff al II his Gower 70 stop the car but
Durnin. ran directly 10 front Of Il, MARY Dur.
MIN was but slightly Injured.
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M. II q. O'Br,en Hurt.

Mr.. p. G. OBlien was on the rear platform
OF a Bieecker street car as 1t turn cd into Park
row from Ann street on Tho evening OF Sept.
z. and was hurled to the pavement. infiictinR
injuries that probably will prove fatal.
His counsel, James Flynn of 1872 NASSAU
street. will bo glad TO receive names OF al
dresses Of witnesses TO the occurrence Mr.,
OBrien IL a weil-known newspaper man.
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Newton squire's Case,

Judge InEraham reserved decision ysstsr.
day upon q motion to vacats the order upon
which Newton Squire. formerly OF tho Clearing
House. was arrested In Homer Lees suit for
damages for wrongful conversion OF stock cor
tiflcstes OF tho Homer Leo Bank Note Com
pany William r. Wilder. in Squire's behalf, said
thai, his clients arrsst was prompted By spite
for Ice. Squire charges that Lee got the order
for bis arrest on Aug. and held 1t over his
hoad Tor ten days as menace. He AYERS that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-19
Kelly Takes Cyclops ..d Hercales Prison,

Policeman Kelly ordered . crowd to move OF
the corner OF Sixth avenue and Twenty sixth
street at 1Oh o'clock last night Half dozen
sbeyed quietly. but two etrsppinR big fellows
who were leaning against the windows 70.
fused to bulge. Kelly put his hand on the
shoulder OF tho bigger man. You're both
stntion."
Tho big follows seemed greatly surprised.
They said that they were Cyclops and SandoW.
Black Masque." They went along to the sta.
ton house peaceably enough, and Sergeant
Tins locked them up on charge OF obsfruot-
ina, the sidewalk: Museum Manager Huber
bailed them. Sandow gave his name ss Irving
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-19

BREsLAu. Sept. 1s.-Dr. Macmillan Schmidt,
chief editor OF the Breslau Gerichts Zeitung
has been arrested on q charge OF criminal a.
snnit npon ihree young girls: lie is a wealthy
~. living to his prominence In social and
literary circles, the arrest causes great sen
eaLiOn, S"7
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This E.iEr.at was Fooled.

Marks Marzoosky. who arrived yesterday on
the steamship DANA. had in his possession
what he thought was . railroad pass to Bos.
registry clerks he made bis way To- the ticket
following inscription:
o.he ROYAL NetherlandS Stedmshtp Compdnv.
When Marks Narzoosky IandS iindiy S,ys hin q pasa
70 beston-if he pays for 1t.
LEON GusssuRe 4 Co, Shipping Aesnta
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Patrick Qulnn KILLED.

Patrick Quinn. u years old. who resides in
Jersey street. near Grand. in Paterson. while
trying 70 hoard train No. 30 OF the Eric Rail.
road which leaves Jersey CITY at 7:i5 and
and Instantly killed last night. He leaves n
widow and four children, '' :"
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England In. No Design, Upo. Hawai-.

LONDON Sept. 1s-Most OF the department. tai
chiefs OF tho Foreign Office arc of on vacation
but those who ars Mt their posts aud who could
DO interviewed to-day. had no hing but ridi-
cule for the statement OF Moreno. the Wash
ington representative of the Hawaiian NAL
contents. to tho effect that En- gland IL plotting
Morene's allegations Ia treated as an inven-
ton: An official OF high rank said that Eng.
upon Timbuctoo.
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4 DIvoRCED W1FE's CRIME
She Induces Her brother to Attempt to
KIN Her Divorced Husband.

KIN Her Divorced Husband.
BERLIN. Sept. 1s.-The brother Of the d.
vorced wife Of Prof. Prayer. instigated by his
sister. made an attempt last night to kill tho
Professor. The latter wns in bed when tho
womnn's brother suddenly entered his Sleep
ing apartment. drew pistol from his pocket
and fired at the Professor before he could
n, The ngls. indicted severe but not
right cheek. Before the would-be assassin
could fire a second shot. the Professor .prHng
house and subsequently escaped from tho
CITY,, Frau Prager has been arrested, but as
brothers whereabouts
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Bride 70, Groom 10,

GREENsBuRa. Pa. Sept. 1s.-Lewis Rsttsr.
10 years old. and Polly Errst. 10 years old,
for, marriage license yesterday afternoon.
and last night they were married. Mrs Katter
10 well on and NAttor has worked on her iarm
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A Mail Coach Roll. Down 1uto . R.v,..

GENEVA. Sept 1s.-Des patches from tho En-.
Gadine Valley announce that mail coach was
overturned in a mountain pass between tho
Albuln Pass. leading across Mount AlbuIa
from tho valley Of Bergun to the Upper En-
Gaiine and Lenz. The coach fell in O a ravine.
killing two women who were among the pass.
engers and severely injuring three otner
persons.
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Holland. Budget Show. n Deae:.,

THE HAGUE. Sent 1s.-The budget for 1892
was presented to the Chambers to-day. 1t
shows deficit OF 100000. The sum OF
s2.oS5.OGU. previously assigned for demone.
get and the Government Is convinced that no
measure In that direction will be necessary In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-19

spesrs Port Grape Wine 10 an article Of true msrit
o1 has PEN sndSIssd BY ,hs leading q New
world. tH produced AT his vineyards PaSsaic, H. j.
WhsEe hM clarst aud brandy are producsdSLap
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RACINE
Wagon and Carriage Co.,
151 and 1853 South 9th Az.
BRADLEY WAGONS,

HANDY Wagons In paint and natural wood; Banner
Bursie with four styles Of bodies and the sasisst
riding spring ever invented; surrsya Extension ropa
and BuRgiss; Twowheelsrs that are absolutely tree
from horse mosion Road Cars that are ads 10 carry
people.
BRADLEY d CO.. II WARREN ST.
A BOUT IT'S HEAD OF HORSES constantly On hs.1.
SonsistnE Of heavy drausht business, family. and
and Welsh ponies for children. Address j. r Ro0ERS
Fishers lslaud Farm. Fishers Island, SUFFOLK CO. n r.
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r..

For fall trade We have new stock ousees road vss
surreys phstons cabriolsta roaA carts; also 500
wagons for dry xoods laundry. heavy delivery light
delivery fancy dc livery for all lines Of trade; express
wagons open and with top; business two whsslss sls
giant nnsh; single and double trucks special Incl rh,
delivery wagons for country usA Our own mako
Best goods lowest pricea Send for catalogue
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Forks of ElkllOrn.
Plenty of rain all the time.

Plenty of rain all the time.
All nature rejoiceth in the abund-
ance of good things.
Rev. f. w. Eberhardt, pastor of
Buck Run Church, is on visit to his
parents in Missouri.
Mrs. Mary Newman has been quite
sick this week. Improving now.
The electioneering business goes
bravely forward.
Mrs. Julia Hughes and her grand
daughter, Pattie South, have re-
turned home from visit to relatives
at Boards Station.
Misses Lulie and Ina Detherd, of
Carroll county, are the guests Of Miss
Minnie Cluff.
The first Sunday services at Mt.
Pleasant Church will be changed the
the first of September from II O'Clock
a. m. to 3 p. M, the third Sunday
services remaining as at present, II
a. m. Rev. J. H. Burdin, pastor.
We are requested to announce that
a protracted meeting will commence
at Cedar Grove tomorrow. Brother
Burdin, pastor.
A No. 1 COW and calf for sale, ap-
ply to G. H. Parent, Forks Of
Elkhorn.
Buck Run Sunday-school picniced
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Ziapala.

Welcome to the fine showers O
rain. Crops are looking well.
We miss our merchant at this place
who has conveyed his stock of goods
to Sweet Home, where he is doing q
lively business in partnership with j.
L. Stiversc
Our town will soon enjoy the
presence of Dr., in the person OF
DR.. Cinnamon. Hurrah for us.
Bob lessee and Oscar Dunivan got
into difficulty at Sweet Home last
Sunday. The row terminated by
jesse shooting Dunivan twice in
the leg and side. The injuries of
Dunivan, it is thought, will prove
fatal
Miss Lulie Jones is visiting her
brother, George Jones, at Dayton, KY,
to have her eyes treated by the
specialist there.
visited relatives in this vicinity last
week.
JIG. Deakins and family, of Crop
per's vicinity, visited relatives in
this community Saturday and Sun
day last.
A certain neighbor in our town is
building new fence to his front
yard.
We wonder what has become of
our brother Calcium. Oh, we forgot
it was berry time, guess he is gone
berrying again.
Owen Deakins and wife, of Bagdad,
attended Church at Lebanon Satur-
dayNand Sunday last.
Miss Maggie Hover will take
charge of the Fallen Rock school
again this season. Miss Hover is a
splendid teacher and is we'll liked
by the patrons of that district.
Mrs. Tharp is very i'll at present
with no hopes Of recovery.
J. L. Stivers and family, of Sweet
Home, visited M. G. Moore and
family Sunday last.
John Moore and wife visited his
son, j. E. Moore and family, Saturday
and Sunday last.
CLOSE OBSERVER.
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Pure, Pleasant,

And highly effective. These are
qualities possessed by the new medi-
cine-Dr. Hale's Household Tea, the
great Blood Purifier and Nerve Tonic.
It:has no equal as an Alternative, act
ing directly upon the liver and kid
neys and upor the nerve centres, re-
storing the entire system to healthy
action, giving brightness to the eyes,
inducing sweet refreshing sleep and
making it pleasure to live in the
enjoyment Of perfect health. This
finest of all remedies is for sale at so
cents per package at South Side drug
store.
6 p. TT. CARPENTER.
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THE FIRST SYMPTOMS
OF DEATH.

Tired feeling, dull headache, pains
in various parts of the body, sinking
at the pit Of the stomach, loss Of APP
petite, feverishness, pimples or sores,
are all positive evidence Of poisoned
blood. No matter how it became
poisoned it must be purified to avoid
death. DR.. Acker's English Blood
Elixir has neVer failed to remove
scrofulous or syphilitic poisons. Sold
under positive guarantee.
8 J. w. GAYLE, Druggist.
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"TvvO Souls with but a &5ra-
&Ee Thought"

AS they sat side by side, they sigh
ed. "Oh, my idol" he said, and then
idled. "Dear Luke" said she, as she
looked, ~ will wed thee if thou wilt"
and he wiited. The honeym DON
passed in an excess ofjoy. Excess in
eating rich food brings indigestion,
sick headache, and frequent attacks
Of dizziness. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets will cure all these, They are
tiny sugar-coated, and easy to swal-
low. No other preparation compares
with them as Liver Pill. They are
guaranteed and one is a dose.
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Highest of all in aveng Powe-U Govt Report Ang 1882
Re-! R BSxdss7
ABSOlUTECf PURE

last Wednesday: An enjoyable
affair in the fullest sense.
Miss Sallie Webb, of Cincinnati, is
visiting in this vicinity.
Miss Margaret HASTE has returned
to her home in Cincinnati from a
visit in this vicinity.
Misses Maud and Pattie Bonar, of
Woodford county, are visiting rela-
tives in this village.
Mr.. L. G. South has broken ground
for a new residence, and thus the
good work goes forward.
Apolitical debate occurred here last
Saturday night. Hon. M. ID. Gray,
of Williamstown, and Hon. Jerry
South BUD, of Arkansas, represent
ing the Democratic party and Mr.. A.
South Trimble, the Peoples party.
General enthusiasm prevailed
through the entire discussion.
Ansel Bonar, who has been resid-
ing in Nashville for some time, is
visiting relatives in this place.
Mr.. Bigstaf has been very much
indisposed for week or two.
Born-July 2Sth, 1891 to Rev. j. H.
Burdin and wife son, Paul.
Miss Ada Webb. Of Cincinnati, is in
our midst.
Miss Effie Stedman left last Thurs
day for a visit to her sister, Mrs.
in Union county.
Mrs. Castican, of Newport, is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Coke, Of Louisville, is the
guest Of Mrs. Mcbride.
Mr.. s. Black and wife are visiting
relatives in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Nelson Alley, of this vicinity,
visited friends in Frankfort Sunday
last.
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OUR VERY BEST E'Egs.
PILE
Confirm our statement when we say
that DR.. Acker's English Remedy is
in every way superior to any and all
other preparations for the Throat
and Lungs. In Whooping Cough and
Group, it is magic and relieves at
once. We offer you sample bottle
free. Remember, this Remedyis sold
on positive guarantee.
j. w. GAYLE, Druggist.
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4 DUTY TO YOURSELF.

It is surprising that people will use
a common, ordinary pill when they
can secure a valuable English one for
the same money. DR.. Acker's Eng
lish pills are positive cure for sick
headache and all liver troubles. They
are small, sweet, easily taken, and do
not grippe.
9 J. W. GAYLE, Druggist.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO
MARKET.
FURNISHED BY GLOVER & DURRETT,
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.

Sales on our market for the week
just closed amount to 1904 hhds., with
receipts of 500 for the same period.
Sales on our market since January
LIST amount to 92,772 hhds. Sales OF
the crop of 1890 on our market to date
62,793 hhds.
The chief characteristic of the mar
ket this week has been its irregulari-
ty. We cannot say that there has
been any decline because numerous
sales have been made at highly salts
factory prices, but the condition of
the market has required close watch
fulness on the part of the warehouse
man, necessitating many reflections.
The reports which reach us from the
growing crop indicate that it is in
better than an average condition for
the time Of year.
The following quotations fairly
represent our market for hurley
tobaccO:
Trash dark or damaged
tobacco. ..................... So OO@ 50 so
Colory trash. 4 OO(G 8 90
Common Tugs not colOry 3 O0(D 90
Colory lugs................... OO@ 10 90
Common leaf. 00(G 90
Medium to good Leaf. OO@ II 90
Good to fine fillers........ IL 00@ 20 90
Select or wrappery
tedI......." ......... ~ UV'G Do w
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Watches, clocks and jewelry Of
standard brand at Coppersmith's, be-
sides sold at deadrock prices. 234
st. Clair street. dolly.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria'

Old Judge is the best whisky in
Kentucky. 40, 80 and go cents a
quart at Mitchell's, on Broadway.
46-2t.