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Thin Crystal Wine Tumblers engraved. worth 1Oc.
for &c. each.
Clear Crystal Goblets, worth &C., for &C. each
Clear Crystal Tunblers. worth &C.. for 4c. each.
Etched or Opal Gas Globes. worth PC, for PIC
each.
Crystal Glass Mugs, worth &c., for &c each
-Handsome Crystal Breakfast Sets. worth 5Oc, for
3sc. each.
Crystal Glass Butter Dishes worth 15c for 1Oc
Crystal Cracker Jars worth Soc, for BIC. each.
Crystal Oil Cruets. worth LIZ, for To-. each
-Halfgallon Water Tankards. worth BIC, for DC
each.
Crystal Sugar Sifters. worth Ljc, for &c. each.
Crystal Cologne Bottles. worth De- for l:ic each
Large Crystal Flower Vases, worth Soc. for 35c.
each.
Engraved Crystal Water Bottle and Tumbler,
worth 3c., for 25c. each.
Crystal Spoon Holders, Greek and Star worth 2sc
for 1Sc. each.
Crystal Bouquet Holders worth 15c. for 1Oc. each.
Covered Crystal Cheese Dishes. worth 35c.. for
15c. each.
Greek and Star Crystal Celery Glasses, worth BIC
for PIC each.
Crystal Preserve Dishes. worth 15c. for &c. each
-Crystal Preserve Saucers. worth &C., for &C. each
Crystal Salt or Pepper Shakers worth &C.. for Sc.
each.
Fancy Crystal Fruit Bowls, worth a5c., for pc.
Discounted Vegetable Dishes. gold lined. worth
DC, for l5c.
-Decorsted Meat Dishes. gold lined worth &c. for
lie.
Decorated willow Plates worth 1Oc., for 7c.
DECORATED French China Fruit Saucers, worth 18c
y doz., for 69c.
White Porcelain Covered Vegetable DISH worth
65c., for 49c.
Gold Band Cup, Saucer and Plate. worth Sc, for
pic.
She'll Decorated Buffers worth &C.. for &c.
japanese Oatmeal Bowls worth l2c for &C.
-Decorated Bohemian Vases. worth 25c., for 19c.
Decorated Oatmeal Sets. pieces, worth &C.. for
49c.
-Decorated and Gold lined Chamber Sets, worth
S5, for $500
-Maiolica MIX Pitchers. worth l5c, for &c.
-Maiolics Water Pitchers worth BIC, for Lie.
-Majolica Cuspidors, worth Bic. for BIC.
DECORATED Salad Bowls, worth 15c.. for 12c.
-Majolica Pickle Dishes, worth 12c., for &c.
Dust Pan Brush. worth 25c., for lSc.
square Bread Pan. worth &C.. for &c.
Large Lemon Crater. worth &C.. for H.
Quart Cups, worth &C.. for &c.
Patent Flour Sleeves, worth lie, for 1Oc.
Long handle Cake Turner'S, worth Sc, for &C.
Coffee Pot Stand extra heavy, worth l2c. for Sc.
Nickel Cuspidors, worth 25c.. for lie.
Large Collander. worth 15c.. for 1Oc.
-Four-qt. Covered Bucket, worth 3Or., for lie.
-Two-qt. Covered Saucepan. worth 1Oc., for &c
Waffle Irons, worth &c., for S3c.
-Mincing Knives, worth 1ac.. for I2c.
Genuine Oil Painting. 22x36. 4-inch gilt frame,
worth g.. 90. for 81. 10.
Folding Cutting Table. worth o. %, for 9sc.
-Artotypes. framed in antique oak and STEEL worth
81 o. for o1.39.
Bamboo Eassls. worth D6c., for SIC.
Ash Toilet Shelves. worth DC. for 19c.
Ash Book Shelves worth Sc, for 45c.
Handsome 10th Century HANGING Hat Racks turned
posts French bowel mirror. worth e. 50, for e. D.
Turned Cherry or Oak Towel Rack.
worth Sc, for 45c.
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EVENING WASHINGTON c. FRIDAY FEBRUARY g. 1891

An ANTIQUE OAK Hon CHArR
FREE OF CHARGE
r. COLDS cHMIp,s.
looe-loe ST. NV
BABY CARRIAGES,
NEW DESIGNS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
Low PRICES.
PATENT AUTOMATIC BRAKE ON EACH CAR.
A SPECIAL INDICTMENT FOR OUR SALE TO.
MORROW SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY z. 1891.
To every purchaser who will bring this advertise
mens with them our Special Baby Carriage Sale to-
morrow saturday. will present them with beau
tiful Child's Antique Oak High Chair Free OF
Charge"
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Bring this adv" with you.
in American damask, strong gear steel springs good
parasol and rod. for
a9Bring this ''adv~ with you.-sa
New Shape Square Body Rattan Baby Carriages
closely woven wound posts. upholstered in damask
and plush. roll in back and Sides strong gear. lined
parasol. with lace cover. for
$685..
Bring this "adc nth vos.
Bleached Rattan Body Baby Carriages. upholstered
in combination of figured goods and silk plush new
shape in round front shell bodies satin paraso strong
gear. with wire or wooden wheels
Bring this ''adr." nth yos.
-Four different styles of Rattan and Cane wound
Body Baby Carriages upholstered in silk plush satin
parasol. with silk lace edge crown gear. handmade
wheels and patent automatic sefclosing parasol rod
A Great Bargain for
Bring this ''adU." scith vox-
different styles of Cane wound Body Baby Car
riages. nicely upholstered silk plush finest satin
parasol. velvet carpet, standard gear, hand made
wheels and patent selfclosiny paraso rods
The above Carriages are our regular els line. Our
bargain price,
s124s.
Bring this .'adp. trith yov
Special Designs Of Bodies. all entirely new pat
terms this season. handsomely upholstered in satin
damask and silk plush, satin with Spanish
edge, crown gear and handmade wheels. regular
$50 Carriages. for
Bring this ''ddr." tcith pos.
All Of our Finest Haywood Bros CO.. Baby Car
riages reduced to make this lot of Carriages the
greatest bargain that ever offered in Washington
They highclass bodies made of select rattan only
with the newest shades of upholstering in silk and
satin and fancy figured parasos. with Spanish lace
edge. Haywood gear hand made wheels velvet or cane
bottoms all rich and attractive in appearance
Bargain price.
In order to obtain the High Chair free o. charge
you must bring this advertisement with you
EXTRA
TRUNKS
Our assortment Of Trunks was never more complete
than now.
Our prices copper cent less than competitors
Our makes are the best in the country.
All Trunks marked free Of charge.
R. aoLDsc HMID,
1t lOo7-lOOe F ST. NV.
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DoueLAs & BRo..
In connection with their
COTTON UNDERWEAR AND CORSET SALE.
Offer about 30 dozen Ladies' Genuine
PERKINS, FRENCH KID GLOVES At
so CENTS PER PAIR
These Gloves never sold less than 81 SO per
pair. but the stitching the backs prevents them
from moving as rapidly as would like. hence the
price, We also call attention to the following items:
5Odo STAMPED sHAMs. new patterns. now lsc
1h-yard 39c. STAMPED BUREAU scARFs. DC.
2-yard 40. STAMPED BUREAU sCARFs. BIC.
Look at our line of imported GERMANTOWN, SAX
ONY and SPANISH YARNS.
Just added assortment Of LINEN CRASHES and
TURKISH TOWELS.
DOUGLAS BRO,
512 NINTH ST..
fe6 INTEROCEAN BUILDING.
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The FoRcE BILL.
Even Congress- was unable to forcea bill. Such
large and intelligent body and still one single person.
in the shape Of a merchant. can
FORCE GOODS
II he has the proper kind and forcing prices attached
We are the merchants that do that very thing 1t
Is idle folly to let force Of clerks be unoccupied
in the duh when there chance to keep them
busy by giving the public bargains such we inau-
gurated in our Remnant Department
ON FEBRUARY
A line of Boys Domet Flannel Shirt Waists today
A line of Misses 4, 6. 8 and 1O-year Newmarkets
made Of all-wool cloaking. with cape collar not the
ordinary satnet cut fast colored CLOTH Just come in
Rather, late to buy winter wraps, but they
cheap we could not refrain from buying and today
will sell them
open work at the bottom.
TODAY 1Oc.
small line Of Mems Natural Wool Underwear
broken sizes.
TODAY 29c
A line of Mems Lambs Wool Half Hose Our best
goods.
TODAY &c.
little lot of Mems Embroidered Slippers. all large
sizes. 10 and IL.
TODAY 3sc.
Two numbers in Chiid's Msrino Vest Sizes %
and -.
TODAY 23c.
small 10. Of Atwood Scarlet Vests and Pants
Small sizes
TODAY 25c.
About $50 Book, Left over from the holidays Is
and 2sc. edition.
TODAY l5c.
case Of Turkish b tn Soap.
TODAY &C.
Don't ron think that this makes very good List of
bargains for one day?
$ 6 { { IiHfI||||::::|| HH.I|A:
T / $ !! { Ill.
ETH AND sra NV.
II KAUFMAN / SICKLE
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f En- E. En' Hnf E En- W" SIS SIS
+ EKK { kkE ssss-
Since we installed the new family of GINGHAMS.
CRITERIONS. WAyERLEYS, the PRINTS and Other
sisters and cousins and their seasons quarters
things have been gay. Forbidding weather canno,
check appreciation-especialy in womankind. What
she hkes-she iikes-and sue says So II ii is the
verse. ditto. Quick work at the mills has brought
another hundred and a half pieces Printed Pom
gees in almost as many different patterns-and fifty
pieces VI Lotus Cloths designs sweet to the sight
as the traditional honey was to the palate The Pom
gees are 30 inches wide and only IL cents yard-with
the Lotus at the same and '1eyy"a yard. Paids and
Stripes. Fashion is following lines pretty gener
ally. Wonder why. Maybe it is because they please
everybody. Don't they you: These simply two
new ''twinklers" in brilliant armament
You do think these American Ginghams are pretty.
don't you: The "A. F. C"-and all l2kc. Bates
Seersucker Gnxhams are the same old time qualities
newly bedecked. They are more than ever-121sc.
Cont II impress you that lots of beauty Is remark
ably cheap this season! Why. the Amoske&g Canton.
Everett and Lancaster Ginghams are only loo. The
II London Shirtings only leland no such variety
of patterns ever got into wash work" before.
Last Century's Colors" have been brushed up for
Your ancestors had taste. The French are set
ting the pace for the whole world They have
Organdies in Heliotrope. Old Rose. Nile Green and
Flower Of Peaches. Who. but them. would think Of
putting forth such tender shootss But you like them
and that puts them under bonds of popularity.
Even the Prints-Arnolds people have given their
Indigoes the right flavor. They Sc. The Persian
Cashmeres are but 1Oc.
We don't know which deserves the most credit
beauty or price. Hark bit.
AS-44 Oh intz and Windsor Cloths-12hc.
IN Fancy Tckdngs-30c. and 25c.
II Blue DenIns-l5c.
eS-Park Mills Blue Shifting. 12><c. and 20c.
AEMoreen Skirtings. 75c.
81 silkaline-double and snsle-15c., l6c. and o5c
es-44 Cheese Cloths l2,<c.
Don't you call these stout qualities for small money,
Everybody. though, 10 not conceing In price, You
must give ~ credit for thst No harm look over Il
you don't spend cent. Our clerks recognize that q
your privilege. and inattension il not IN their make
up" Freedom 10 undssscofed word On every invi.
tation-and sverybody's invited.
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JOHNSON, GARNER & Co..
GIG PA. AVE NV.
ION may need an extra pair of Blankets during this
cold snap. you do can supply you at much lower
price than could have done month ago. lO-4 and
ia White Wool Blankets reduced to 81, %; II-4
and ia Fine California Blankets reduced to s5 and
s6. Former price. 81 and sS.
TABLE LINENS.
We have added several good bargains to our stock Of
Table Linens.
5S-ineh German Table Damask, &c.
ss-ineh German Cream Damask. Soc. !; better grades
&c. 75c-
Irish and German Bleached Damask. Soc, &c, 75c
Turkey Red Table Damask, warranted Fast Colors.
37,<c., JOc.
We are showing q beautiful line Of Dress Ginghams
at 10. 12&c. Scotch Zephyr Ginzhams. 10. Is, &c.
Outing Cloth. 10. l2hc
New arrivals
WOOL DRESS GOODS.
Including great many new colorings in Henrietta
Cloths and Serves pricas rapoa fro,, 20 70 NJ
All Carpets. Druggets. Art Squares. Rugs. &C., at
and below cost.
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Woo1rs UNDERWEAR MARKED

American Hosiery Company's Underwear for
Ladies'. Regular price. u Is and up; marked
down to &c. and up.
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W. A. PIERCE CO..
Successors to E. g. Davis,
1l9 Market Space.
Corner 9Th Street.
SPECIAL BARGAIN MESrrox1sss For

SATURDAY.
Tomorrow. Saturday. we will offer some very
great Inducements in the way of Special MARX
DOWN bargains. The goods mentioned in this
Special Mark Down Sale are all fresh. new and
desirable.
NOTE the following:
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GENTS SUrrs SECURED
AVN pppSprn x,ou

cosfs. Scr Psnts 21c vesfs D. A,t~v,,~ "a
fepsirn9 done in best 0oods csiisd ior nd
.ua ;. y H iA 2os sA 80:
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sEAroN PERRY.
-PKRRY BUILDING.
NINTH STREET AID PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ESTABLISHED isAo "A
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1. size 49, Mink Trimmed Cheviot Jacket that sold
at 324.
Now $l2.
Sl2.
1.siEe ~ Gray Chevron Jacket. trimmed handsomely
with choice Black astrachan fur. Price was S:s2.
Now SIG
Now SIG.
sizes ~ and ~, Black Cheyron Jackets astrachan
trimmed. that sold ut SI35O
Now SGD.
Now Sc 20.
One lot Of assorted Newmarketn made OF brocade
cloths. striped chevo.s Some made Of heavy and
others Of medium-weight broadc!oths. Garments
that have been made TO sell at SIS. SO S22 and ga
You will fnd them tomorrow Center Table at
g.
e.
S.
One Big Special for the ''litte ones" We have
hanging on one rack all the Camel Hair Plaids Chew
lots trimmed handsomely in velsets. Others trimmed
in Astrachan Cloths that sold at Sl2, GA and SIG.
Choice ut
G.oa
$T.9
$1.29.
Genuine Maren Sable Fur Capes that have been sell
ing from $27 to $50 now at
el6.
el6.
SIG.
THE MONUMENTAL.
1t a37 AND 80 ST. NV.
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Ladies 2-ineh Umbrellas IGloriA Cloth. oxidired
crook handles. Price has heen sl.S
FOR THIS DAY ONLY. sI.0
Sixty eight Gents s-inch silk anu Iasie Uutrell.s
formerly sold for s35o. sl15. 81. e. "a and e..
Your choice e.. ~ for tins day.
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JERSEYS.

Your choice of all our finest grades Of Jerseys that
you See On our front table for ~ ~ Among this t
there are Jerseys all the way mp to o. A. and
worth less than ESQ, In BLACK and colors Cl.os
lies with you.
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w. +. q. y. ASSEMBLY.
The Effect of Alcohol on the Ner
yOuS ~ elcm,

Nvub w NtGtus
The morning session OF the w. c. T.
U. training school was heldin The lecture
hall of the Y. N. e.. A., it being more
easily reached by those who wished to
attcnt.
At'er the opening exercises Miss West
lcctured on the effect of alcohol on the
nervous system, illustrating from
physiological charts. She showed con-
clusively that alcohol is not stimulant,
but produces that apparent effect by
paralyzing the nerves, especially those
that give the danger signals, and leaving
he heart to act uninstructcd by these
faithful monitors.
Miss Slack gave her last talk on kin
dergartens, and exhibited models of
paper folding and other work done by
children of from four to seven years
which was really astonishing,
The K. G. association OF Asheville a
are planning to establish four free kinder
gartens the coming year, if they receive
as they ought the financial support of the
community. The remaining meetings of
the assembly will be held in the hall of
the Y. NJ. c. A. Ladies are requested to
bring their Bibles to the Monday morn
ing meeting at $50 and to the night
meeting which will he a Bible reading on
untermented wines.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-25
AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Mrs. Mary Cathcart, wealthy Eng
lish woman who has been confined as a
lunatic by order of physicians, has been
declared sane by a special jury.
United States Minister Robert T. Liu-
coin introduced the foreign commissioners
of the Chicago Worlds Fair to Lord
Salisbury at London yesterday. The
Americans were cordially received by the
prime minister, and will be shown special
attention.
HOME.
Cardinal Gibbons celebrated his fifty
seventh birthday at Cape May Thurs
day.
Ohio democrats are delighted over the
prospect of having eI'President Clevc.
land take an active part in the coming
campaign in that state.
The conservation of the Rev. DR.. Phil
lips as Bishop of Massachusetts will
take place in the City Church, Boston,
on Wednesday, October Ia.
The city editor of the New York Daily
News has been indicted for publishing an
account of the recent clectrocutions.
The object is to test the constitutionality
of the law,
The whole system OF the Detroit, Mich,
street railways, over SO miles i'll length
was yesterday purchased by Waller Cook
} & Wagner, corporation lawyers of Wall
street, representa- tives Of New York and
Boston syndicate, for about So, ,0O0, 900
The democratic, republican and alli
ance parties in Nebraska are preparing
to put a gubernatorial ticket in the field
this fall, notwithstanding the decision o
the state supreme court that Governor
John M. Thayer, republican, holds ovel
until next year, at the regular election
The democratic and alliance leaders will
eudeavor to elect chief justice from
their own party.
Prof. A. c. Hirst, of the university o
the Pacific, at San Jose, Cal, says tn,
Leland Stanford university is to be tn,
finest and most literally endowed insti
tuition of learning in the world, and tina
Leland Stanford has already made hi
will bequeathing to the university an en-
dowment of 500, 600, 900 over and abov,
any sums that have already been spen
for the institution.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-25
WHICH WERE BAPTISTS?
A QUESTION SETTLED I'm THE
COURTS.
A Point of Interest the United
States Over, to All Church PeO.
pie and Especially to Church Se-

LEBANON, lad, July 25.-An impor.
tant suit which involves the rights of a
large number of churches in the United
States has just been decided in the Bos.
ton circuit court by Judge Hill
The Mount Tabor Baptist church. six
miles south OF Lebanon, which was or
ganized in 1885, was known as a regu.
lar Baptist church and conformcd to the
views of that organization. Two or
three years ago part of the congregation
departed from the original articles OF
faith adopted, and decided to become
more liberal in their mode and teachings.
This move was bitterly, opposed by
other persons in the chureh who, how
ever, were greatly in the minority. The
majority expelled the members who did
not agree with the new order of things.
The minority, however, was recognized
bv the Danville association to be the reg
ular Baptist church. The other faction
refused to submit to the decision of the
association, and being in possession OF
the church property, defed the church atl-
thorities.
rhe minority brought suit for eject
ment The trial has been hotly contested.
A large amount OF money has been spent
and expert witnesses in church govern.
ment from far and near have testified.
The court ruled that the minority, bav,
ing held to the articles of faith as origin
ally adopted. are the righttul owners OF
the church property, and should be put
in possession Off it.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-25
Those Trips to Richmond.

EDITOR THE CITIZEN: The tax payers
of Asheville would like to know how
many more junketing trips to Richmond
and other places Mayor Blanton and
members Of the advisory board propose
taking before they get down to work /?
At the present rate they will spend a
good part of the appropriation for moth
ing. 1t is just such wastefulness that
causes many good men to oppose all city
appropriations. Mayor Blanton and
the board Of aldermen should recollect
that not only the people of Asheville but
n great many Others are watching their
movements, Tax Payer.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-25

An Opportunity.

A cash prize of one thousand dollars
has been offered Tor the best short story
Or novel having the Grandfather Noun
taul and the beautiful scenery of that To-
Galitv woven into the plot.
This mountain, situated as ii is in the
most picturesque part OF Western North
Carolina. furnishes an attractive setting
for an interesting story.
The selection will bc made by a com
mittec of competent reviewers and the
story must not be less than 10 nor cx-
cccd 80 pages.
Detailed information may he obtained
of the Linville Improvement Company,
of Iinvil,c, North Carolina.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-25
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.

The way to make money is
to save it. And the way to
save it is to have your pre-
scriptions filed at Carmi-
chael's drug store, and you
will find by doing so you will
save from 25 to 30 per cent.
on every prescription. We
do not take goods that the
people know the price and
mark down to cost, and then
charge two prices for a pre-
scription to make up the loss
You know clerk hire and
house rent must be paid and
the profits must be averaged
some way. A hint to the wise
is sufficient. A full line of De-
Vault Flavoring Extracts in
stock Mr., j. Taylor Amiss
and Mr.. Chas. W. Devaultare
with me and will be pleased
to meet their friends and GUS
toners. Don't forget the
place. Carmichaels drug
store, No. 20 South Main
street, Asheville, N. c.
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WILL. BE I.YNCMED.


PORTSMOUTH, o., Iuly 25.-In south
Portsmouth, KY, yesterday Captain
John killen, steamboat man, over 70
years Of age, was beaten by his negro
servant, whom he reproved for negli-
gence. Captain Killen is dying, and the
negro has been removed to Greensburg,
KY, to escape being lynched. He can
hardly escape the popular fury if Captain
killen dies.
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HoIler and Hen Come.

DETROIT, July 25.-The Tribune pub
fishes the following: Capt. William A.
Gavett of this city has received an i'm
portant letter from ]. H. Manley, of Au-
gusta, Me. Mr.. Manley asserts that
Mr.. Blaine's health is almost fully re-
gained, and that while he cannot become
a candidate for the republican uomina-
tion if the republican party wants him
for its standard bearer IN 1892, all it has
to do is to nominate him, and that he
will accept.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-25

To he Held Monday Evening at
Nine O'Clock.

Mine O'CLOCK.
Alderman Brevard this morning re-
ceiyed telegram from Mayor Blanton,
instructing him to call a special meeting
of the joint board of aldermen and the
advisory committee for Monday night at
Q o'clock.
Mayor Blanton and !. A. Conant, of
the advisory board, have been in Rich
mond for several DAYS in consultation
with Engineer Cutshaw, upon the new
specifications for street paving under
which bids are to be called for.
Mayor Blanton stated in his telegram
that he would be present Monday night
with the new specifications, and the OBJ
jcct of the meeting will be to discuss them
and put them in shape for printing. II
the specifications as arranged should be
ratified by the Joint board Monday
night, new bids for the street paving will
at once be called for under them.
The regular meeting of the Joint board
on Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock will
not be held.
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soon as Haying's Done.

BANGOR, Me-, July 25.-Uncle Solon
Chase, OF Chase's mills, famous in years
past as the leader of the greenback marty
in Maine, has written letter to ex-Con.
gresham Ladd, of Bangor, in which he
says that there will be n gathering OF
those interested in the organization of
the peoples party in this state soon after
the farmers have completed haying.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-25
was Probably Talked to Death.

CHAuTAuQrA, July 25.-ln grading for
an electric railroad laborers pioughed up
near Lakewood the bones of a man and
woman of remarkable size. The affair
has caused much excitement in this town
and everybody has theory for the skel-
eton giants. A very curious and sugges-
tive thing about the find" was that the
lower jaw of the man was intact, while
that of the woman was entirely gone,
showing that womankind was much the
same in prehistoric times as now.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-25
New York Market.

Ngw YORK. July rs Stocks. dull and
stagnant Money, easy; Exchange, long
4.s4h; short. +.S634: state bonds. neglected
government bonds steady but firm. Cotton
steady, alcs, $50 bales: Uplands, &c: Or.
leans, 7-16c; futures opened and closed
steady; July, 7.5O; August. 7.6S: September
Z rs; October. 90; November, 8 O3; he.
cember, s13. Flour-steady and quiet
Wheat steady and dull. Corn-stronger
Pork-dull and easy at $11 25@l3 25. Lard
dull and nominal at 6 I'm. Spirits Tur.
pentine-dull and easy at 3512M36Lc
Rosin-dull and weak at 81 35UI1 40