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A Brig Reported Missing.

Some anxiety is felt in shipping circles for
the safety Of the American brig the Emma
Hailing from Portland, Me-, and sailing from
Wilmington. n. c., on May IA for Trinidad.
Since then nothing has been heard of her. She
is commanded by Capt. d. G. Hoagland and
carried crew Of about fifteen men. She was
posted as missing yesterday at the New York
maritime exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19
Tharp's Elegantly Fitted-Up New
Liquor Establishment.

with renewed and excellent facilities and much
handsomer store, Mr.. James Tharp has moved
into his new and splendid quartsrs-three
doors from his old numbers 8i2 r street
northwest, where he cordially invites his old
customers and friends. Mr.. Thsrp's business
has increased to such extensive proportions
that his old establishment was entirely made
quate to accommodate his many patrons Of
many years standing, who will not drink any
other brand Of liquor ~ tonic or beverage ex-
cept his "Celebrated Old Rye Berkeley whiaky, ~
which ranks pre-eminently % the purest and
finest tonic In the national capital, and a.
beverage It has no equal anywhere. His inn
and Cigars are par excellence, which thousauds
OF our best citizens can testify to. When YEA
need Wines or Liquors, wholesale or retail, 70
to q responsible merchant, and that gentleman
y Ar. James Tharp, as so + street northwest.
jyle, tu, ftalS,ftsl
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Maryland Democrats Organize.


The Maryland democrats in the District got
together last night at Endowment Hall, on 10th
street, whore they will meet hereafter every
Thursday evening. Mr.. Chas. g. Lancaster,
the president Of the association, made a stirring
speech. Officers were elected and Mr. Lam
caster was unanimously reelected president
and the following gentlemen were elected by
acclamation: j. X. Mangum of Prince George
county, first vice president; William d. Camp
bell Of Washington, second vice president,
George 8. Perrie of Prince Georges county,
treasurer; Smith Thompson of Montgomery
county, corresponding secretary; W. C. Davis
Of Anne Arundel county, secretary; James T.
Loveless Of Prince Georges county, financial
secretary, and George Hammond Of Anne
Arundel county, marshal. At the conclusion OF
the ballot President Lancaster announced the
selection Of Oliver T. Beaumont as chairman Of
the campaign committee and X. o. Edmonston
Of Prince Georges county as chairman Of the
executive committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19
Mr.. Cleveland Has

Mr.. Cleveland Has Good Luck.
Mr. Cleveland returned to Gray Gables last
night after a three days fishing trip to Mash
pee. Mr.. Cleveland caught more than any two
Of the party.
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SEA
To Kansas City and Return
cas-
Pepusvlxani. R.,,rc.l,

KkuIIrO8U.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will issue round
trip tickets TO Kansas City and return on &C.
count OF meeting Of Knights of Pythias from
August Is to the 2lst, valid for return until
September 10. at rate Of ga. Trains leave
washington at 1850 am, 3:25, 7A0 and $40
d. m.-Adrl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway win sell
excursion tickets via Cincinnati. indianapolis
and ST. Louis August IS to a, good for return
until September Is. Two solid vestibuled
limited, dining car, electric lighted trains.
The y. y. Y. limited. lilo pm The St
louis limited. pm No route quicker. Best
IullnaAns to st. Louis.-Adut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

ESQ FoR Two DAYS AT THE SEAsHoRE So So
Special train with Pullman will leave B. and
y. station at $50 pm. saturday, August 20.
Tickets good TO return on special train Sunday
81 $50 pm or on any regular train Sunday or
Monday. Last excursion to Atlantic City
Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

CARPETS CLEANED by the EMPIRE CARPET
NoEKs. 631-635 Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1852
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CITY ITEMS.
These Are Our Prices.

Do not omit to ask for your checks-they have
a money value when redeemed by us in exchange
for numerous useful household articles.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co..
sol and 500 Seventh st. NV.
BRANCHES: 1920 14.h st. nw-3104 NJ st..
Georgetown.-S15H H st. n.e-5S. SO and 60
Center Market.-67 and GS Eastern Market.
81 and 80 Western Markets and 9 O
Street Market.-10l Northern Liberty Market.
NEWTON II. BOWMAN.
Telephone S4S. [ltl Manager.
Eisenmann's, 1924 and 1926 PENN. ave.,
are Headquarters in G. A. R. Hats. Cord and
Reaves. 9-f,m&wtr
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SIG to Kansas City and Return.
Tickets sold August Is to 81. via Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and good to return until Sep
tember Is Choice Of route via Chicago or ST.
Louis-AdrG
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The WASHINGTON Banjo. Mandolin and Guitar
Club viii give daily concerts at Piney Point
Hotel. commencing August q, for one week.
AdrI
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A Few NICE LAReE Rooxs now vscsut
Come night along. Hotel Royal, Atlantic Cisy.
E. L. johnson, proprietor.-Adut
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ARTISTIC AND GuARANrEED.-SilverF Filings,
s6cents: Platina. 81 Very best Teeth. 80.
l.. s. DENTAL Association, 9TH and ID.
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oPENIN O OF A NEW srR,ra-


Bidweils Acoomplicss Rslsassd.
Mcdonnell and Hill, who were accomplicse
OF bdwsii in the bank forgeriss IN ls7s, have
been released from prison in England on con-
ditaon that they leeve the country mover 70 re-
turn. both started for America On bsins ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

Equal to the Dead Letter Sale.
The mammoth sale Of dry goods at Latimer
Sloan's, i407 street, 10 attracting Q great
deal Of attention, and great bargains are TO be
had Sales daily at II q m. and Q pm, I'd floor
Adrt
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The Canadian Pacific Railroad Company has
acquired possession of the new line which is
being built along the Canadian side Of the
Niagara river.
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Subscriptions to the G. A. r. Fund.
The EVENING STAR has received the follow
ing subscriptions to the G. A. R. encampment

President Baker Resigns.
President Baker has cabled to Chicago from
London his resignation as president of the
worlds fair. He states his willingness to serve
in q subordinate capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

Tickets sold August Is 10 II, via Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and good TO return until Sep
TENDER 10. Choice Of route via Chicago or ST.
Iouis--AdrG
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Last $3.50 Excursion to

Last $3.50 Excursion to Atlantic City.
The Pennsylvania railroad will run the last
ESQ excursion TO Atlantic City and return on
Saturday, August q, by special train leaving
Washington at 4O5 pm. Tickets good to re-
turn until Monday following.-Adrt
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Don't Forget q Sideboard.

While making preparations for the great in
fux Of visitors next month bear in mind that
you will find Sideboard just the thing to com
plete the appearance Of your dining room. ]
have a very large stock from which to make
selection My prices are low. Your credit il
good.
JOIN RIDDEN, The Accommodation.
SIS Seventh street northwest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

1Oc. Royal Headache Powder.
Headaches cured 'while you wait" Drueeists
au12
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The Report Received in Rome.
cable dispatch from Rome says: The Uni
versity Of Washington has RENTED its annual
report to the holy father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

CHOICE FIsH. CRABs and salads abound Il
table, Hotel Royal z. L.Johnson, prop.-IdsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

Odds and Ends
OF High-grade Underwear are all in our &c.
line. FRANC q Son. One Price,
aulS-St Cor. 7th and D..
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STEhMEk BARTHoLDI.DArLY TO DIXIE
c cna q n Ws;nesdsy and saturday O'CLOCK
trip. 15c, Pleasure boats Of ali kinds for Mrs.
Steamer for charter. Boat leaves Cumberand boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

Eisenmann's, 1924 and 1926 Penna. ave.,
are Offering Great Bargains in G. A. r. Hats,
Cord and heayes. au19-f, m&wtr
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Special Notice!
All our Clothing, Furnishing and Hats for to-
morrow at great reduction prior to altera-
tions on building. Our els Suit sale still on.
h. FRIEDLANDER 4 BRo.,
1t 9th and sts NV
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Pam OF YouNa BLooDRD Holsxs ss IAti-
mer sioan's, llo7 street, u N. tomorrow
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and Spring Cutlery Of all kinds. Scissor
Shears, Hair Clippers, Buttonhole Cutters.
The best brands of Razors. Grinding honing,
&c. Dog Collars engraved free. WALroRp's,
AT Pa. ave. It's
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S22 TO Kansas City and Return.
Tickets sold August IS 20 81, via Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and good to return until Sep
tember is. Choice Of route via Chicago or St
Louis.-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

No OSE who has an idea OF neatness will
neglect the teeth. Minot's Dentifrice is the
best dentifrice on the market. Csc. every
where
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LOOK At Our q. A. r.. PRICES.

Dbl. ..................'.... 5000
Our Home Comfort MINI. pat per bbl 600
Our Best Family, per Dbl .. 500
10 lbs. Best Mocha and Java Coffee. $50
10 :" Java Coffee 500
10 " Maracaibo Coffee ~ ais
10 " Rio Coffee .... 2.30
Choice Quality Canned Salmon per doz. lao
Shriver's New Early June Peas per doz. lbs
Extra Sifted Peas, per dos. I.9O
String Beans, per daS-... IS
'' Lima Beans, per doz...... 1.40
Choice Drv-packed Corn, per dOz-.----. 10
Swan Greek Tomatoes, per doc. . 1.10
Ludington f. ]. Peas. per doz. LIS
California Canned Apricots, per doz 200
10 lbs Peoria Rolled Oats 40
10 lbs Carolina Rice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
4 cans Amer SarCines. ...... .25
s " Mustard Sardines .......... .25
Plarcus Pros 'Catsup large hot nor doz OBS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

FrssELLs Ice Cream shipped by express any
where out of town. 1927 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

FINE NEW MACKEREL, fat, white and juicy,
60c. per doz.. at ]. T. d. PILES stores.
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.. Heller. 10 tn It. a. W, = naaine . me-
and ohampooing; also eurss DandruR. ny3o-tr
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GRAND SOC SALE,
Choice of our Soft Finish Outing Shirts s9c.
CWere 90, SL75, SI45.)
FRANC 4 Son, One Price,
Corner It'll and ID SITS
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Flaccus Bros. Catsup, large bot, per doz. 225
Fresh Meats and Vegetables at lowest market
prices. ". II. WALLER,
946-4S-JO La. ave-
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NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMER

NEW AND PALATIAL srEAXER
,yr.r ~ = r.r. H H y ,a .ssg
"a 6AATuRDAY MONDAY AND MEDEfspAY.-
Touchins st ali WATERIN0 PLACES
COLONIAL AR SERc spH ccEFd SNEsos s
ToWM ST. 0E0R0E's IRLAEp. HoHI
1 sHf44S ck ksR c3 2HS f sdbHT1fff2
0foomer ala
e &c2osyesSn a. rsta.s Msdlse1sy.eAa
NNSo1eo0ny. - y pm ;roeufD1 ff10ny. q an
y nesaroey. e 5:2 Pr reeurus Sunday. 10 p q.
sssf 49, - s'f ~ ES}ssi uff,
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GRAND SOC. SALE,

CHR XASDrRs Assmannshauser Red, q chol-
crime antidote and stomach regulator.
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CHEAP
AND PLEASANT ExcURsroNa
Two saloon steamers leave 7.h strset serr~ wnsrs
hourly from 6:l5 am. until 715 p. m. TWELVE.
NILE SAIL On THE POTOMAC FOB ID CENTS
BABIES FREE
For rrrAsANT EVENING TRIP taks e3o :, M
boat. Home at 1:45 D. m Same schedule on sundays
commencing at 30 Last round trip, $50 D. N
Vtslt Alexandria, Va
FATHER wAsHINaroN,s CHURCH.
Masonic Lodee. the Bradiocs HOUSE end IN. many
"reminiscences from 1875 to 1885 ,e4toocI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

Fon BLANK Books. Stationery and Office Sup
Plies go to EAsToS L RUPP. 421 1lth ST.
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Rock ESoS, the popular resort See advt .
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A FRESH SUPPLY of Massanesta Water Just
received at
SHAFER's 1903 Penna ave.
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GLEN ECHO.

variable beauty "" WV '" "
Bee the maxnincent amphitheaser, the coliseum Of
Ansics Enjoy the wonderful scenery. the utifui
charme that the place prpseuts.
he Glen Echo railway cars on vesk days leave Glen
Ecno on the hour and return the hall hour till D.
m after which time cars leave Glen Echo and Ten.
nslYtown every IL minutes On sunday run svery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

Baono-DIsrcuresh eadache. Druggists, asc.-Ads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

lse use use use use use use use use VS.
lse use use use use use use use ms
Use use use use use use use use use use ms
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REIs1SeER's Ice CREAM. 235 G st. NV.
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=! :: - 81: INA NJ
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PROFESSIONAL

- queen. clairvoyRt and estrologst nfe-loow St.
dent Of occultism- e23 LIST ct s-v hours. g Up.
advertising clairvoyant. sstroogsr aad u,s6tum 10
this city. Has wonderful prophetic sfh of sscuad
stolen property. brinss separated toevther. esuso
speedy marriases gy.s snccsss y oussness rsmovss
CITE. md all n trc.Sle s1L save time sad MONEY 81
and sdssrssss. only .hst h can do. Id sssssS 90.
Hsu,s sss s g =, oRsa srnaasa Rssaassos. z3gGa.
ME-, SEksIx THE TaUEsI DEsfIEt
R 'sss Ssrs $50 q S.. ssI &c so "a n
MAzPA4k H IIklHTS - AEIcolS z5D cI5n6Eos;
bisf Goods soasS 4 No Ysss - -
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TIE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
121s Penn nv.
Our Spsrislties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK Or TEETH WITH
OUT Plates

Teeth that have decayed and broken away may he
orcrated uron by this system crowns enersfted
the roots e1ven new lease Of life and made rood
eno servfceabe In every way natural ones. To be
eucc . an artificial crown must be constructed that
shall permanently arrest decay at the BROKEN end Of
the root and strony enough 20 splitting Of the
root or bres ing oc.e from Its sstsrhments We claim
combined with bridge work. which consists in supply
ine teeth that have hesn extracted msk~s the
beautiful and durable appliance devised q sub
sttute for the natural teeth all this without plate
TO cover the roof Of the mouth The sdvancement IN
dentistry has been treat IN the last Year,. We
have kept with these improvements and the
ens OF the Evans Parors assured Of receiving the
beneni OF these. prArtced and applied In the most
skillfu and artistic manner Our prices for this caas
OF work will be found reasonable 10 constituent
" IN nrstclsss work and osst materials. wsPerform
nllines, artificial teeth gold patina, rubber and
rubber lined with gold Extracting without pain.
au5-lms
nR. STARR PARsoNr. COR pTH AND sra
Alocal snesthetic used the 10 sllsv the pen
fnextrnctnx Is exrellent for those who cannot taks
sss With safety fliins ssgscialty such .. vi rive
AZ present locstion twelve years ,sH
E,REE DENTAL INFIRMARY-rEErH YTILEO
and artificial teeth tnssrtsd without chargs exospe
cost Of material at LBS st. n dental dspart1eps
Of the Columbian University. nom 20 p. N daily
except sunday extraction nee .indrnary opel Fvu
octoher 70 June 81. ese0-a
nENTAL INFIRMARY-NATIONAL uNTyKD
~ sity; cor sth and X So. n Opsn 20 d Al u
year Extrsctns, &c. free faun0 M plntcs -
cost Of materialA fs1oS
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90
STEAMER GEORGE LFARY..
SUMNER SCHEDULE
Fob COLONIAL BEACH
PTNEY POINT.
Grand opening ct Pinsy po,us,,
SATURDAY JUNE IL. 1872.

The steamer GEORGE Lesry will leave the COMPANY,
wharf, foot OF 7th ct. every morning during the sea-
son. except saturday At O'Clock. and on every Sal
urday a. y m. sharp for Colonial Beach; returuing
leaves Colonial Beach every evening inciudine sun
dsy q b p m. arriving In WASHINGTON at 10 D IN
returnins every Tuesday. Thursdsy and sunday st .
leaves Pney Point at 3 n: o. m sforning Al Coianis
Beach and arrives 10 WASHINGTON at 10 D m.
Earefor the round trio to Colonial Beach 50 csatA
Children under Is GEARS, hslf price.
Ear for the round trip TO Pinev Point. 81
Children under IL years, half price
persons Will be permitted on board
Applications For charter durinv the se.son sbouli
oemade IS early rs p1ssbls n order % dasss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

y ACE ENTRIES FOR ROCKVILLE FAIR CLOSE
~ on MEDNEsDAY, AUGUST "a. IL r m Al
Srsss JOHN Z. NUNCAsTER. Secretary. Norbeck.
Nd auld-8ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
Ell, OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Incrlham, 81 the Suprcmr Court. hoard orgu-
yesterday the application Of Matthew +. Daley
FOR stay o, proceedings pending appeal from his con-
victon and for assault on Mr., Hannah. His
counsel claimed there in admitting
evidence testimony concerning Dlilcy's intimacy with
Mamie Hannah. Decision was reserved
Mr.. Louise Grotran inmate Of Bloominrdal' Asy.
W VITA .tana 5e,tray 6or JUDI rc IN the CoGrt
q Common Pleas. tn jury decided tina, she insane.
The General Te Of the supreme Cour, has awarded
,och Of the RAPID Transit Commissioners 5000 for
his services. Thl, VIII b. paid by The ic'c, er
q the frlnchis.. JUICE Van Brunt the opinion
spoke high terms Of IN" WORK Of the commissioners
In the General Term q the Auprrnc Court Dora Lyon
seeking to have an tJunc"n st 'a" restraining her
from tsr.ne down party wall which divides her prop
crty from that ~ Francesca Partridge at Sos. 80 aud
~ Wet Thirty rt-t
Tho viii q Mu.l'd +. Tomphins which was contested
by hi, widow wa admitted probate yesterday. lie
le one.,hifd 81 his property hi. wife and twolrds to
nj, two Children t. lc hold 10 til should become
o.. are lie had -.,oai -otc, which a. directed
should co'dustl by his executors for year after h
death.
Judge Van Brun, Of the Gencr, Term Of tho suprem"
Court ha- o,srucd OF the NcwYork Central
Underground Railway tomiaDy and tie Ncv-Yo-k
Underground Railway Conn Ia answer to proceedings
Instituted AGAINST th"m "a compel them - - out OF
rAl.ter.c.
Henry g.. Aces verdict n 1850 acaln-, the
C,r'r4 Para. North and E,': EiNer Elrosd Company
Ccut q Con Pea, Yesterday for an assault
ulo1 him b. conductor hah'd Ne,biit, On August 2
1855 Tho codu tor d. leg d. refused TO ua"c change
and pu. him 81 thr
The Int irrational Manufacturers EXPEDITION Agency.
the object Of which II arrange for exhibit, q. the
World Fair incorporated ycst.rda., With cap
hal Of 5000.
Judge ratar-o1 ot III, supreme Court has appointed
Thllo T. Rucgrs n,cfoa 10 I'll un Knox Building NO.
cl2 Proldwsy IN suit brought J Gcorrc l. Ronalds
fof a PARTITION u the properly.
The National Wall reI-r COMPANY. commonly known
a. VA. Paper Trust. yec rdoy ala certificate of
The ir o. capital & ~ 900 900 - $50 oOo 600
IN, Nors,ile Bank ms been incorporated wi:h .
r,p.nl u 400 900 Tn dir tors named Acoph
ku'.pG. John Marching Emil lngcr. Henry ID del
CaI iIuticf thafle, T.. Eunk. Ecihhol Van Dcs Eadc
D,rnard Amend Herman Eidd,r Randolph Guggrn.
h,inrr and Henri r. rogcrnhurg. Oswald O't"ndon"r
hold. 100 -hor.- Randolph Huge"nh'im-r 80 shares.
Herman Rider forty SHARES. and charIfs T. E"nN
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e,.s,yrsS CONDITIONS roR THE WEEK

The business failures reported 10 H. t. p"h "
Co for the last week numbered 30 ior 'h' '"'"t
states ana - for Canada, a total III "o4 cohp'r''
with totals II @07 I'm the previous wc"N ana ''''
Tor tc corresponding week I'm 1891. The usual weekly
reviov say,: 1.-THE shipment Of more than S''ooo'-
600 gold TO Europe early this week has caused some
natural apprehension In speculative m"rN''S' " l.
firm. that the gold Is demanded by Austria Under
s,,ch ,ircums,ances that an exceptional premium Il
mid for IT, bnt neither Austria nor any other country
couh draw god from the United states nj present I'M
loss there we're heavy sales Of American securities by
foreigners. The exports Of br'adstni'H cotton pro
,tiou- cnttl and pet rolcum In November amounted To
s52 800 392 indicating aggregate exports Of ap"''
800 900 600 per month. and excess Of merchandise
export, over imports not les, than T2o.oW.ooo. NJ
The same time silver has been going abroad In large
amounts II Is clear that unless securities had been
moved tn, way In unusual amount gold could not be
taken abroad I'm the settlement Of international rN
changes Int the conditions oi domestic trade are
decidedly healthy and the approaching close of the
wear will ind nrgr volume Of business, both foreign
and domestic. than has ever been known befo.c.