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New Hampshire Tavern Keeper Murdered.
John C. Wheeler, keeper Of a hotel at Ridge
Center. N. H., was murdered last evening in
front OF his hotel by John Burnell French
man, belonging in Fitz-william. Burnell, ac-
compsnied by an unknown man, drove up to
the hotel and asked Wheeler for some liquor.
This was refuse! and high words followed and
q scufie ensued. Burnen became terribly en-
ragged and seizing Q whifie-tree dealt Wheeler
savage blow over the head. killing him
instantly. Two other men, who came to
Whselsr's assistance, received severe treat
msnt ard one was very badly injured. After
dealing the murdsrous blow the Frenchmsn
escaped, but il now In custody.
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G. A. r. Comrades Did Not Like II.

At the funeral of a member of a G. A. r..
post at New Bedford, Mass, on Tuesday Elder
William A. Burch preached sermon in the
Advent Church which has caused great deal
of comment and Indignation in Grand Army
circles Elder Burch referred to the veteran
of many battles, but said that since the re-
bellion the departed soldier had wagcd a
greater battle with his great enemy-drink.
He spoke of rum az the curse of the G. A. r..
The elder said afterward chat the G. A. r..
Is a body which does not often attend church,
and he thought 1t was an occasion upon
which a temperance lesson should DO
impressed.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The difference between q loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is q
wide one. and Of vital significance to = person
interested in the statement The STAR s,oears
% IFS circulation This is a point Of great i'm
portance to advertisers.
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The COURTS.

Cincurr CouRr-Jad9e Montgomery
festerday-Tacker agt Nebecker; Judgment
for S656l0
Eecrry CoCKT-y,sdgs Hogn,r.
festerday-Scnater agt. Northern Liberty
Market Company; restraining order continued
until further order. Riordan agt Riordan:
siinony pendente lite and counsel fees and
costs granted. Caughy agt. Winston; George
d. HAmilton relieved trustee.
PRoDArE CorRr.
Yesterday-Estate Of 4. b. Ryan; proceed
ings discontinued at request of counsel Estate
of Louis C. Marini; order directing the dis
ssibusion Of personal estate. Estate of Elizabeth
Young: petition Of Rebecca J. Young, execu-
trix, askins probate of will Wills Of Frank
ferster and jeremiah Downey fled for probate.
baADsuaY PfASo--Sweesest toned piano
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RAILROADS.
RNrrNoRr sSp ONO RAILROAD

Scheiuie in -fea December n isni
Leave NashnEfon frta station eurn-f q Nrw re--.-
RNrna aud e. - sst.
For Chicafo and Northwest. Ne-iihuled Hunted p
For Sinelnnasi - LOUIS. and inaisras,slt. y..rl.
ba.oy. uit-d ~, NV 4 ~ I-in. daily.
for ritts6srx ana Cleveland. sNirs-~- daily IL 3cA
For LeRsarton ami stsuntcn. 80. sOau
For Ma, lt~lcr md atiuu-, - ~ n m
lor lurAy, f.k'a0. = =, pm
For Il, anolr, knoNsl'ie Chaitar 0ts-a ana temrht.
For baltimore. ~sek drHs. r4.t6. 300. n a. a -
o. 90 a. .ainute~l. xSOa 81. ~ 10 l0tsl sntn~
ute ~, xisee ~ ~. N-.-o. A. 80. S2hs .I.S
rs 81 q 10, ~ 90 ~ % 9 a, IA ~ sud 1 Asp n
sundays u. q, ga. -i-iuuutas NtNna Il N "a "a
1lo 90 45-minutesD m. AGO. -ts'. n ~ - I'd
3 - All, ,.itS. f-!-i.1 ir-l A.. d. 40 70. 90
for Auns polls. ~ ana : - m. L.. 10 Aad -
y, sundays. :. ~ a. m. 4. ~ D. m.
for Frederick. tit-S . IA. s. Is. ta-9. IS. -
Pm
For narersto~n. fl0. 90 4. IA. ami - aopm
ROYAL BLUE LINZ FOR MN loAk AND PHIL
AnGlIhiA-
tor fhlSlelphiA. New kuta. Boston. Hud the ass,,
eAiy $40. Sel tlo -. DINING an an, D.. 20
ssr. ofep ~ ID ~ o'c .,ck-l
tnn,t warrior arr GA All day trains
Eus Boston. = - With IN Imam buffet Ses D.
iis Al rannins thruIgh O. B,sJu NItluul Caan--,
FOR A,lsntic Cit,. q o.. 10 % and II 30 noOn sun
49,, ~ a. m, and - noUu.
fkaceEt sunday. DAILY. ssundAy only.
AEA4 res tss.xt--
1-e rAliea er lnd cheoke from hotels ana res-
onioes. ois and 1851 Pa ave-. aud AZ d.pOi,
Gen. ManAser: Idl4l Gen. lass Ast
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Alex. Rencountre, Sioux Indian, has been
given divorce ON the ground that his wife had
attempted his life with an axe. This IL proba-
bly, the FIRST Indian divorce case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

ASS, mental exhaustion wearing ght-ntting hats
azc ever work and trouble Hans Remover viii
prevent Il.
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EAAa.sO On STANDARD.
THE BRRKKLY.

There d no brand Of Whisky that has ever attained
tne record Tor par excQience q tonic o. pure
b.ysraws - that cf the Old Rye Hsrksiy Whisky
nas :. :; s IN ~ & 8 SUI az 1 a.
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For naEersto~n. fl0. 90 d. "a. ami - ,a0pm
ROYAL BLUE LINZ ron NV loRk AND Phil
PENNsNLvANIA ROUTE
>lE IH MlsT An - |5HHHrsH1


Il PENNSYLVANIA Ror.rr
TO THE NORTH, wEsr AND sot rHWrsr
sT n9e BE FATS hSAcAr NsibtI,fNntn - NakI
TRAINS Lt.xT MhsHIN G ToS Fh65' 'S'f'krIoS
- CORNER 6TH AND SIS. A. fuItBNS
For Piusbnrg AMI the Mesi. Penney ivsuia Limited
lures OF Pullman Nes,ibuie csrs a 10 ,Osnl.
Columbus and ~ Louis. with ntr.ur Car HsTr---
hurs 10 Indianapolis. f1ttsburg 90 - urifn.. Al.
toona 20 chioaSo 81 LOUIS and .ln'.intati EE-
Harrisburg, and Sserins cars HARRISBURG 70 -
LOUIS ami Cincinnati. and DINING ar nair1siurx
daily, With Buffet Parton Car Nashinston 81 Hsr.
20 CEicaTo Nes.eFn isrTess al 40 = ~ ,i.i -
Mn se lans ar We ,illaslon - thlcaso and =.
sleei-rs for Louisville aud Memphis. Pullman
Dinlng Tar 1ttsiurs 20 Riohnond and ,airaca
farihc EhpreSs. 10 y m. daily Tor f5t-iurg aid
the West. with through si~ep,r 70 PttsbgIs. aud
For kAne canandsieua. Rochester and Magyar. Pals
day. except sunday. = loan.
iaio ana 1i, N,ss1r1 daiy eS,es sstuTiay 100
For Ni.iamspori Rochesier aud NissnTa is.Is' 20
I'm; da..5. ekIeif saturday. With 500 ins C.r
For Niiiiallsport. Remove and Elmira 10 30 . IA.
dsils, eAoeIf sunday.
FoRrHIIADE1rHIA.N NEW YORK AND THEEAsr
.su ~. 3.Uuanl 10 a. M IL. L. {. ~. 3 IA,
49, 100 and ll.3I p.ui. Ca sunday, aOl
il s. Fn Liii'cd f1r :, - 81 ' PS i fs, asa
eaFs, with piniu- Car 10 Nrw AOfk, 80 a IA.
For Ass loEt .only. limited EHT,ress. With Dining
F0 .'i PHifip ! ~ i ka M a oSiY.
fsst npress. B. 10 q IA. week days. aud - pm
Accommodation. 500 a m daily.
tNpress. ..Ol q. M. daily
Tor Bosom. witl.ouf ciaIlee. \ n y. M every dsy
fOr Brooklyn y 4. AL through truiu- c,ifnert q
Jersey CITY WITH hOsts oi Brook IA Atttl-N ~ or-
ina direct transfer o. fUltvu sttei. asIiI oub o
o. isitiAse across New hork CIty.
daily. -
Ior Baltimore, 500. G rs. 30. = 40. 400. q 4o.
80. sl5: 3 p :. a.. 400, I ~. = 81 5 al q ~
80. 900. IL - and ID. - 4. u. an Suudns,
5.Oo. SOo. auo. lO..J1. 100 a a.. 4. a.. l.Osl
Ol. sO 3. II. 3D. 3. -. o. 4. 80 i. 40 4, Ia
-, :, 40. 1000 and Ills ..
for Pores treek llne. 80 O and 1. ~ o. m.
. daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 80. 500 ana IL 50 a. m. ana 70
=. M. daily, except Sunday. sundays. y ~ I. a.
and !. 10 q.
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND THE sDUIA
For AleAsndra. =..SO. b. 80. : 81. 8 A. 40 As
Am. l.ul noon. LOO. "a. - 4 - 49,
5.3.. a. ~, S.U2, iU. ~ aud ~ ! ia On SIN.
day At sc. s.45, a.4a. To- a. anu. I 90 AZ
Is. Stf2 and 10. Ob D. nL
Ancominodatlon Tor QuAntico. :. - an. daily
For hammond and the south. 40 and 40 81 An
dalIs. az b. week DAYS.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington. Il. a. a.
suu. 9 10. 10 10 ILL.,. li.44 am: 40 te
so. 4 ~. 90. - A.. tkl3 a. 81 a., Iogg I'D
"a An TO. J.ui. .-u.s 80. s. ~ aud 10 y
PIN
1lckets and information the Office northeast ,
ner of 18th street ami feunsyl asstl. ana u the
s,atlun Where orders D., 'if rh.s-klna ~
oi, - to DESTINATION iron hotels ami Residences
thAS. r. flbB. !. Il. Mtnuln.
General Manager GenerAl PASSENGER A.,eut
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VISITORS FROM BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA PRES
ENr-ELoQuENr SPEECHES MADE-THE vALoR
OF THE SAILOR DURING THE WAR ExToLLED-
THE TRANSFORMED NATIONAL CAPITAL
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
4 LLAN LINE. kolAL MAIL sTEAMsHIPS
"A GLASGOW TO PHILAD
Via DERIii and GALWAY. Moss direct route
from Scotland and North and Middle OF ire aud
ACCOnMODAIloNsU NSJ RPASSED.
ALLAN-sTA LINE
NEW YORK AMI GLASGOW via Londonderry.
800 Livery fortnight.
lsth Dec. ...... State o: Nevada. 1Oa m.
IN Jan. State OF California 9auL
~ -otn Jan...-.- State OF Nebraska. sam.
Sabin iasse $40; se,oi.u glass. $50 age &le
fALliMOl;E AND lIGLGPOOL SERVICE
NIZ HAllI2x AMI ~ Johns. y A.
Steamers sail from Baltimore forfni.A,iy.
Apply 10 q. ". MOSS, Ssl Pa ave OF
no%or'E Mfs. ID. A. bhOSSAN. WASHINGTON.
TROPICAL TOURS
Novel anu inters sting trips 70 tile beautiful English
isard ot and the oid world towns OF
s!an.sl alh. OCCUPYING two weeks or longer, by
Atlas line oi steamers. Abcnt
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defrays ali Necessary EXPENSES OF d Nislt 10 Jamaica
aytl Co oino-a. Nicaragua and Costa Eica Only
CABIN PASSENGERS Tor pamphlet address PIN. FOR
nooD ~. Agents2s state st New lork. nos cost
HORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NOhDDECTSCHEkL LLOYD s. g. CO.
fast fhIress Steaplers.
- 10 southampton lIondon. HavreD, Bremen
Ems, We'll. Dec. -. noon. Hayel, Tues. Dec. 70,
N irave. Tues. Jan .. 10 aiu kms Tues Jan.
Jan. %. IL a. IN.
comfortable state rooms, excellent table, luxurious
saloon APPOINTMENTS. Trees: LIST cabin, SO anl up-
ward oerto. according to location; I'd csbr Ss,9s
nerth sieerage At ios rates Appy ~ L. Il. DlsOOP,
J.o Penn az
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PROFESSIONAL


MIS-. AETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON. me WELL
dan daily iTSm 70 e q also Tuesday and f
pReF. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
this city: Has wonderful prophetic siii OF second
stolen pIop.y basI ssss1ss resonsr lost or
i, esdy nnrriases yss snocess IN business removes
cities and all In trouble viii and money oy
o1tn,n to the T1set place at once as be succeeds
yertises only what be de- All business con iien-
sfo n, s s1 suafahseeo slttlss ooc. hours
AZ and 9TH SITS. southwest. no2l-l4ts
NINE BkookE FILLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
tleinen. 30 cents each. Hours: Va M to q o. M. 80
L St. bet LIST and North Capitol n. ". poI45w.
NINE. RAPHAEL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
born with caul. has wondsriul healing power Gives
R pane and aeky dates Don't tail to see Tins lady
NINE, DREAMER. The ONLY CELEBRATED
y. Engsh a, and Gesinap astroosist in the city. tells
day. l0a IA to > pm. I5oe l4th St. NV dIO,Ims
NINE. PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
I M reader OF the age Interrogation gwen With
TO Bpm. l532 18th ST. n ". no.s3-lns
DENTISTRY.
r. RosH0N's DENTAL TAKLoRs. ESTABLISHED
~ No 49, i5os IAN st. full sets sa0 and SIS.
so and s. old plates made good as new. Open DAY.
night, AMI sundays III z p. LIZ AL its branches
dl2-lm-
nR. BLAIR. 229 ST. Nw-l5 YEARS FxpE
~ rIence-Gold nllinss. -. 80: aInagsIn 10 Pain
tess extracting with coCaIne DC Artificial teeth fwitn
my improved suction) inserted. Repairing u.ss ad-
lninlstered. Open sundays DIV
EREE DENTAL INFIRMARY. TEETH FILLED
Il and arihcia. teeth inserted without CHARGE ex,s ID
cost uI material 1t l;f5 L. ". dentai DEPART
lnent o; the Columbian University, IRON 4 TO , D. m
Say except SUNDAY extraction tree. erIDarv open
from October June 80 se:s-tf
II He EVANS DENTAL PARLORS. l2lT PA AVE
NV. Teeth extracted positively wlthcr.t rain or
otnger by Ocr Painless systena harmless vegetable
NapCr IN use Dy US only. ls effects pleasant and
transient. ArItciaI teeth. bridge worPat
feAs olsole prices. apla-.sn-
1 IA. STARR PARSONS, 5. COR 9Th AMEN ~
~ Entrance Oh 9TH ST. first-ciass gold and other nj
iiis slecaity. Application gums extract
!lS Artificial teeth ana crowns inserted. ly.s.
hEN1AL lNfiRMAhI.- national UNIyER-
~ si:y, corner S.h and b v. Open = 70 B. ali the
year Extracting. &C.. uss. FilIilISs and plates ~
cost o. materials iel0-tr
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONS OF DEEp, Fols EyERl STATS
~ I'D Isrxasofy. Notary and Z. D. Couli,.1psaonsr
yNo. a BEAL.1> lsSxl ! q pw
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
I23 14th ST. n W.
Branches in most Of the principal cities.
Send Tor circulars. noll
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HALLkT Z DAVIS PIANOS. TBE UPRIGHT
~ PIANO that etcels all others rniaue sfyles Tor
bridal and Christmas prrsenis. at aeeney sii eth ~
NV dlo
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II OTEl. WINDSOR
II Cor 18th s.. and New York ave-
This hotel has been newly refIlruished and is now
open for the reception of transient Permanent aud
day boarders. Mrs. NJ. J. CoLI.El Proprietress OH
WILLARD'S HOTEL,
Pa ave. and 14th St
SO WASHINGTON d. G.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-19
PASSENGERS

Per steamship Gate City, from Boston
C T Russell irW Foster, Mrs A F DeJersey, Mrs
W Cooper, Driscol, ] Driscon ir, and
Storage.
Per steamship City of Savannah from New
York. ii Young, ID Babcock, j w Srerley. G
Hartman, j Moses, w l. Jones, W X Pendle-
ton, G Simon, w II Jones. 8 Storage
Per steamship Kansas City. from New York
W S Hawkins, II NJ Franklin, Miss II Rogers, II
Sanger, II w Bernheesel and son, A T Iyde W
r Allerson, Harding, Stern. / Martin, j II
Strauss, j Sulzbother, X II Dobber, j e Pound
and wife, d Falk, t A Askew w A Little w
6chwab, j Shamansey. Miss X Wright Miss +
Messck, ] Scannell. b Flynn, j NJ Green and
wife, NJ Meyer. J Fleming G Moses. s Paul, L
B Maxwell, Mrs K Powers w Coleman, Lin
castel. w Green, j + Hawks, steerage
Per steamship City of Augusta for New York
Col w w Gordon and wife, B Tiedeman and
wife. w Il Arnold wife and child, Banigan and
wife, Mrs Parmley and child. G Duffy, Miss K
Wyman, w Shea, Mrs + Robertson, w Men
dell wife and child, Miss Bamber, f II Jachens,
Mrs K Fletcher, Miss A Marean j w Hartshorn,
Mrs NJ NJ Forest and child Mrs VI NJ Mason, Mrs
N Edwards, Vautin, II N Moore, Master r Gil
day, Miss Bartlett Mrs l. Bosworth, Mrs G
Putnam, j Pepper. F Wheeler l. Baker
II H LemmeTz. Mrs Pope, Mrs Eckstein,
Miss NJ T Sheldon, Miss Travis. Mr. Wood ir. j Nj
Reinhart, II Wood and wife Miss Z Wright Mrs
] Douglass w w Chace and wife, L Spivey, J
J Fredericks, II @ Hutchens ir, G Fredericks, J
b Tiedeman and wife, J II Provost, Miss Win
terburn, J d Steward Mrs Brown, Mrs Gus
tafson, A Terwilligar, A G Haines and wife, G.
i Reharer, Miss X Motto, S Emerson, and S
Storage.
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RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Nav
1874 bbs crude turpentine, car h goods 81
pISgs tobacco, 8 cars wood, ? cars empty bbs @
bbls junk. g sacks peanuts box peaches. pkgs
spring beds, "a bdls wheels
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
May 1879 bales cotton, 3, $40 boxes Vegetables
55s hh!s vegetables $40 boxes fruit, bbs fruit,
a,40i bbls rosin, 81 bbls spirits turpentine. 81
cars lumber, cases shoes, / box mdse, organ,
bales wool, lots h goods pkg harness, n
bdls paper, box clothing, bale hides, sack
coffee, l box wax, pkgs furniture, tool chest,
boxes tobacco. 8 boxes crackers car agri inn
plements.
Per Central Railroad, NAV 1862 bales cot
ton. 10 bales domestics, 2 bales wool, % 965 lbs
lard, rolls leather. 10 pkgs paper $50 bbls lime
l40 pkgs tobacco, 24,760 lbs bacon,6 doz brooms.
II bbs whisky, SO, 500 lbs bran, 80 cars lumber /
car box NATL, II cars wood, 600 bushels corn 4
cars stone, 1 car beer lis pkgs furniture l40
pkgs hardware, 100 bbls oil, 800 sacks grits, 6
boxes eggs.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
New YORK. May IS, noon.-Stocks opened
dull and heavy. Money easy at 4Qb5 per cent
Exohange-long, 81 S334@4 81; short, 81 $50
4 eS4 Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but steady.
The following were the 2 p. m. stock quota
tions:
Erie. -............,. 1914 Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago & North. 1851 Terminal ...... 164
Lake3hore. .......10sl6 Western Union. 50
NEW YoRK, May 10, 500 p. m.-Sterling ex-
change closed quiet but steady at 81 $40
80; commercial bills, 81 S204 81. Money
easy at gas per cent, closing offered per
cent. Government bonds closed dull and easy;
four per cents 1l913, four and half per cents
1Ol. State bonds closed entirely neglected: 49,.
SubTreasury Balances-Coin, Sll90js,0OO;
currency, 81 ,S72, 900.
The principal subject of discussion in Wall
street to-day continued to be the European
situation and its influence upon the money
market here, and some difference OF opinion
seems to exist as to whether the drain OF gold to
Europe is over or not, but the actual fact Is
that no real opinion can be formed, as the
mystery Of the drain is not fully explained even
by the fact that the greater portion of the gold
is going to Russia FirBt prices were generally
higher than Saturdays figures but the impress
sion was soon created that eli ues, in the alb
sence Of foreign selling. were doing some OF IL
themselves, and a weak tone was soon de-
veloped, traders being encouraged TO make de-
monstration against the list, and afternoon
saw serious break In all the active stocks,
among winch htah&ttb' NeW EhkAauui , liiaiuH
Chicago Gas, and some Others we're prominent
Bears rely on the continuation OF the gold ship
ments curing the balance of this month at
least, and tie Cammack following to-day were
free sellers, the snort interest IN all leading
stocks being Increased materially, The pro-
nounced weakness IN Missouri Pacific Is re-
garded as an indication that the rumor ahoat
u day that could and Cammack are not IN
harmony Is untrue. Pressure was begun JUST
before tne opening, which was generally higher
though irregular; and while little progress was
made iu tho forenoon, the whole lat gave wal
sharply after n O'clock. ane although there
we've ono ~ tNo feeble rallies Ia tho late deal
inNs caussd by the covering " shorts, the
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Augusta. for New
York-l,1Sl bales cotton.s2 bales domestics ll6
bales sea island cotton, ne bbls rosin 100 500
shingles, 10 bbls spirits turpentine, bales hides
66,057 feet lumber, 10 turtles. 443 boxes oranges
bbls oranges, 1869 bbls vegetables, 4 64S crates
vegetables, 1913 pkgs mdse.
Per bark Belle Flower [Brl, for London, 900
bbls rosin. weighing 467. $3.50 pounds; /, IT'S bhls
spirits turpentine, measuring ,S46 gallons
Walter Coney.
Per bark Kreon [Norl, for Bristol-s0O bbls
spirits turpentne, measuring 5000 gallons;
:, 1919 bbs rosin. weighing l,04Sl29 pounds
S p Shotter Co.
Per schr John g Schmidt for PHILADELPHIA
s5k,O3 feet p p lumber-S tillwell. Millen 81 Co,
ana Georgia Lumber Co.
Per schr Percy & Lille for New York-361 ga
feet p lumber (crossties)-M cDonough & Co.
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Plymouth, May i6-Arrived. bark Pride Of
Wales lBrl. Grifith. Tampa. Fla.
Harburg May l6-Arrived, bark Morgengry
NOR, Jensen. Charleston
Hamburg, May i6-Arrived. bark Iris lRusl
Strom, Pensacola.
Riga, May l2-Arrivsd, bark f V Almquvist
lSwl. Myra, Savannah.
Havana, May l1-Sailed, schr Henry Crosby,
StubbS Fernandina; 18th, bark Alice @ DECKER
man, Cook. parien. Ga; 18th, schr Julia A
Ward. Rich, Brunswick
baltimore. May 16-Cleared, schrs A Denike
Miller, Charleston; Nina TillSOn Green, do.
Sailed, schr John Griffin. Savannah.
Beaufort, Q, May i6-Saiied from ST Helena
Sound, bark Chalgrove lBrl, Francis, United
Kingdom
Bangor, Ne. May I6-Cleared, schr Hattie c
Barbour, Chapman, Savannah.
Fernandina, May i6--Arrived, schr Satilla,
Jayne. New York
Sailed. schrs Maggie Hart, Blake New York;
Fannie Whitmore, Whitmore, do: Annie Ainslie
Andrews, do; Bella Russell. Steelman, Lees
burg. j.
Georgetown, s c. May i4-Sailed schr Sam'I
W Hall, Mumtord, st Pierre MART
Newport News, May l5-Arrived, steamship
Lord Warwick lBrl. Prout, Pensacola for Cardiff.
Philadelphia, May 16-Cleared. brig Sagua,
Stephenson, Savannah; schrs VIM II Jones,
Fournier, Jacksonville; Raymond Maull.
Smith, Charleston.
Perth Amboy. May t6-Sailed, schrs Lois V
Chaples, Grace, Jacksonville via Port Liberty
Oscar Schmidt, Bacon, Charleston.
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New York Market Review.
Reported by g. s. Palmer, 1G6 Redde ST., Neto
York


New YORK, May 18.-Receipts of southern
vegetables are increasing The imports of
onions for the week closing to-day is of interest
to the southern truckers, and the duty doc per
busheD ought to be an incentive to the m TO grow
this product in the future; from Bermuda
As, Az crates; from Egypt, via Liverpool 9, 1872
crates. Potatoes arriving from North Caro-
lima, South Carolina and Florida; primes selling
from $5 COOS so; seconds from 81 5Ol.4 5O
Cabbage firm; North Carolina and South Caro-,
lima, 81 25C12 90; Florida, 81 OO01 20; eggplant,
So 50N6 90 per barrel; tomatoes, carriers. So SO
"a 90; crates So 0003O0; onions 81 00a21 per
crate; string beans, South Carolina and Georgia,
50 0013 80; Foridas. 81 Is ~ so; cucumbers,
s. 00Q4 90 per crate; bsets, 81 25692 90; squash,
75c0Sl 25; pease. North Carolina, 81 50f62 90;
strawberries, North Carolina and Virginia, 800
16c; North Carolina cherries, 15@1sc per pound
Huckleberries and new peaches in demand
early shipments will realize extreme prices
Eggs. l6c; spring chickens, alive, 50cGS1 90
per pair.
NEW YoRK, May 1s.-Potatoes increasing in
receipts, primes selling S. 00@5 80; seconds,
SO 0003 so; beans, 50 00Gb3 90; tomatoes, 81 50
6D3 so; Florida cukes 81 0JQ3 50; beets 81 O0a
90; squashes. 81 2502 so per barrel; eggplant,
81 0006 co.; grape fruit, IS 0006O0.
G. S. PALMER
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market finally closed weak at the lowest prices
of the day. Outside Of the stocks mentioned,
Sugar was prominent for activity, and was APP
parently well supported. but the remainder OF
the list was quite neglected and displayed no
feature whatever. The list is materially lower
this evening, and c., @, c. and st. Louis is
down lss, Missouri Pacific 9, New England III,
Rock Island. st. Paul and Union Pacific each
lSs, Burlington and Quincy, Pacific Mail and
Northern Pacific preferred each III. Atchison,
Chicago Gas, and Richmond and West Point
each 11s, and Lackawanna 1 per cent. The
sales were 225,000 shares Of listed and q. 900
shares of unlisted.
The following we're the closing quotations OF
khe Nav YORK Stook Exehan0a.
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Notices to mariners, pilot charts aud all
nautical information will be furnished masters
OF vessels free of charge at the United States
photographic Office in the Custom House.
Captains are requested TO call at the orice.
LIEUT. f II SHERMAN
In charge photographic Station.
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sweet POTATOES, e busn., Whlt5.. q 30
PoULTRY-Market steady, supply moderate.
demand steady.
EGGs-Market strong, stock ample. demand
active.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light. prices
steady.
sUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in mBrket.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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Ask where you ] n oITr11 m uTrU And everybody
can buy the best / IN MN II IL WUIlJ
goods at lowest I'LL IN M LII HN will direct you
prices UU II Ii UU | lllII M z R. Cos
THIS WEEK
OUR PRICES ARE TELLING.

Life is too short to follow the footsteps of others We
are not in that class We carry weight for age and will
lead with the banner for low prices The lead we have
taken in the Dry Goods line only spurs onward defyng
all competition and guaranteeing every article sold by us
to be much less than be bought elsewhere
The sale have arranged for this week will strike ter
ror to the hearts of our competitors
5cases Figured Linen Lawns fast cOos, pretty patterns only yard
cases Figured American Chaes handsome only yard
IS pieces White Plaid and Striped Musns yard
SO pieces Satin Striped Zephyr Gnghams former price 20c
week II 1-2c
OPeces Striped Outing Flannel regular price 1Oc down this