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AUCTION SALES.
CHsS. LEVY g. CO.,

GfHO. LEVY @ GU,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SaesrOOm-ll35 Market ST., bet 7th and 9Th
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday aud Friday.
THIS DAY
Tuesday...... ........... Septe mber 3, 1892,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at Saiesrooms.
1135 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
I'VE WILL SELL.
An Elegant Assortment of
PARL0R FURNITURE, BEDROOM SETS,
with Clipper and Curled Hair top Mattresses.
carpets; Bedding; Pier ManteI Mirrors; Side
boards; Chehonieres: Lace Curtains; Chairsi
Extension Tables; Croekery Glassware; Stoves
and Ranges, etc. Also,
RECEIVERS SALE of SHAKESPEARE SALOON.
-COAPRGSING..
counters; Imported Ale; Porter: Wines Liquors
ana Cigars; Bar Mirror; Ranges and Broler;
Statuettes. ctr.
1t CHAS LEVY & co. Auetioneers.
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS TENNENr, Chr0nOmsss: an
Instrument Maker. California stress
Sign of the Wooden Sailor.
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GEO. F. LAMSON
THIS DAY.

AUCTIOSEER AND COMMISSION MERCHAN
$40 kearny ST., bet. California ana Plaa
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Portland's Business
California Ernif

PORTLAND. Or. Sept H. Clearances. 1888. 600
balances. S72 .000
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Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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ICAKD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices follows Family
extras 81 15@4 25: Bakers extras, 81 1894 %;
superhne, So 6O@13 p Dbl.
WHEAT-The Produce Exchange has established
the following standards for the current year: No.
White. 80 rts q bushel; No. Amber. so lbs; No. 1
Sonora, 6l1a IDS; No. Milling, 601a lbs. The mar
ket yesterday quiet az usual, with no particular
change In prices. No. 1 is 1uotabIe at 81 27Lz
al 1884: choice. 81 50: lower grades 81 rs;
extra choice for milling, 81 31149l 30 = ctl.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


FINANCIAL
NEW YoRK, April p, noon.-stocks opened
quiet but firm. Money opened easy at 11692
per cent. Exchange-long,$4 S617@4 1854; short,
81 SSQn4 $50. State bonds neglected. Gov
eminent bonds dull but firm
Erie .'...'......... 8OI6 Richmd & W. PIT.
Chicago & North. .1209s Terminal. I'll @
Lake shore 1885 Western Union, .9a
NEW YORK, April 81. 500 p m.-sterling ex-
change closed quiet but strong at 81 $40
SO; commercial bills, 81 s61404 ST.: Money
easy at l19@2 per cent; closing offered at
2per cent. Government bonds closed dull but
firm; four per cents 1855 State bonds neg
leCted.
Sub-Treasury BaIances-Coin, s11O, 4SO, 900;
currency. Sl6,o020 600.
Operations in the stock market to-day were
more crcumscribed than usual Of late, and the
strength given by the covering OF short con
tracts was lacking, which, with the general
bearsh feeling by local traders, resulted in
comparatively dull and dropping market Coal
stocks were still the favorite objects Of attack,
and Reading was subjected to another vigorous
raid in the early dealings, which resulted IN a
loss of per cent. of 81 at which point the sup
port became pronounced enough to cause par
tial cessation of the pressure. The transfer of
the pressure from Reading to Lackawanna fol-
lowed Immediately. however, and that stock
was found to be much more vulnerable, and
decline of about 21x per cent was established.
This checked the improving tendency IN the
general list and prices remained under those of
the opening; while New England again showed
weakness under freer offerings, declining l1e
per cent. Inc eXcltenent over inc uISCorus ia
the reorganization committee of the Richmond
and West Point seems to have completely sub
sided. and the securities of the road to-day, in
view of returning confidence in the final favor
able outcome of the plan, were neglected, and
their fluctuations were reduced to the smallest
limits The efforts to cover in the late dealings.
however neutralzed declines in great ma
iouity of the list and the strength in indus
trials, especially Distillers, helped the rally 10
some extent The market was almost entirely
professional, however. The rally late in the day
did a little more than bring tue list up to the
level of the opening prices, and while the close
was active ana firm, finally changes are gen.
orally small losses; while Lackawanna is down
11k and New Jersey Central per cent, partially
balanced by gain of II per cent. in Distillers;
The sales of listed stocks aggregated H7,OOO
shares and 1000 shares Of unlisted.
The following were the closing quotations OF
the New York Stock Exchange:
Ala. class A, 2.5.. .1O1& Nor. & W. pref. 4S
Ala. class B, bs.. l05 Northern Pacific. 2214
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, April 2l-26s bales
cotton. 95 bales domestlcs. , bales hides 1877
obls spirits turpentine, 1869 bbls rosn l bale
saddlery, IL bales paper, IL pkgs tobacco so
pkgs lard, 81 pkgs bacon, $50 bbls lime, cars
hay, pkg fruit, bbls liquor, p bbls meal 5
sacks meal, car meat, 325 cases canned beef
bbs vinegar, az bblS tallow, 8 kegs LIQUOR, 2
bales plaids. mower 80 cases mineral water
$40 bushels corn. 2 cars lumber, Q cords wood 10
bbls syrup, Dbl Irvine. 81 pkgs furniture 9 pkgs
vegetables, IS pkgs spokes, 42 bGs manganese,
car poultry, l pkg household goods, iron
safes, 2i5 empty bbs, 80 pkgs hardware, / car
orlck, lo' cases eggs, 2 cars coal, Dbl oil, 1874
pkgs mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
April 2l-Sl bales cotton, 1866 bbls rosin, sos
obls spirits turpentlne, 10 boxes oranges II
bbls vegetables, 43l boxes vege ,ables, 557 pieces
bacon, 23 refrigerators, 8 cars lumber, 2 cars
poles, AZ bales hay. s cars timber, bbs syrup
II bbls whisky, bale hides, 80 pkgs mdse, II
castings.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway April
2l-l crate mchy, tank. lot household goods
bbls Hour, car OIL car doors, crate tables
bale rub packing, l case shoes. l tres earUhen-
ware, 81 boxes tools. 10 cases hinges nests
trunks, 35 bdls chars, pkgs hardware. II cases
mchs, "a cases woodwork.
Per South Bound Railway, April go bales
cotton, ?! bbs spirits turpentine, 60 bbls rosn,
cars lumber, cars sand, cars wood bdls
hoop iron, bdl hides ~ pkgs tobacco April
2l-lO bales cotton. ID bbs spirits turpentne, 122
bols rosin, 2bdls hoop iron, pkgs furniture, l
pkg machinery, % pkgs tobacco, bdl hides, 2
cars wood, 2 cars sand
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
Miss Nellie Connors, Mrs VIM Carter, Fred l.
Carter and wife, A Brindonnilliard and wife,
Miss Mary Manohan, Miss Martha Mauoean, Mrs
Dunn, Miss Sadie Baldwin, Miss Ada Brindonill-
lard, Miss Mary Campbell, Mrs Hannah O'Con-
nor, Miss Nora O'Connor, F Z DRcy, Mrs Dacy,
Jno Kennedy. w F DAVIS and wife, Henry H
Flanders, Miss Annie Livingston, Miss Claire,
Miss X Readey, Miss McClaud, Fred Rogers Jno
Carey Mr. Ryan, G L Turgrey w II Priest p X
Tatra and wife, Mrs j 8 Kearner, Mrs A
George Mr. Chevier and wife, Miss NJ Lane, Miss
Edith Lane, Miss Tombly, Mr. Tombly, Miss A
Fitzgerald, H g Lord and wife, Geo Wyman
and wife, s Dutton, d Poor and wife. Miss
M Cronan, Miss NJ Dougherty, Wilson Grant, II
A Clough, Miss Nora Small. Miss H Gray, Miss
Rosie Mooney. Miss Mclaughlin, VIM Jones, w
II Welsh cob, Jno Ryan, A T Packard Miss NJ
Conlow, Miss Devin, VIM Toole, Don Regan,
Alex Donohue. Jno James, viii Dow, Miss j
Mulloy, Miss Hussan, steerage 4.
Per steamship Tallahassee from New York
A Pennington, J G Godding and wife, Rev ] 7
O'Brien, P Sullivan, F s Cannon, NJ E Coun-
son. G Patterson and wife, o w Shaw, II w
Colson. G Timblay, Mrs F Cannon and
daughter
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parties supposed TO be long, through brokers,
carried the price down from 4SSzc0D i2Isc, and
on LEGAL crowd selling, declined 10 slisc rallied
to 414c, but closed SsG9sc lower than
yesterday and without much snap.
Oats were active within range of sc. The
chief controlling influence was weakness in
corn. Pork opened at DC decline aud weakened
on lower prices for hogs and the absence OF
support. Shorts got scared suddenly aud be-
gan buying. A rapid advance of 12tsc fol-
lowed. On the cessation of purchases the mar
ket eased Off &c. Trading in lard and ribs was
light.
CHICAGO, April Clash quotations were
as follows: Flour, dull and unchanged spring
patents 81 1901 20; winter patents 1904 30;
bakers, IS 00aS 25; straights 81 SOO4 30.
Wheat-No. spring, s2lsc; No. Q red, s5ISc
Corn-No. 2. 4014c. Oats-No.2 2S5kc.
Mess pork, per barrel. SO 4509 AN. Lard,
per 100 Ms So 1906 1716. Short ribs sides,
loose. SIS 52l605 SIS. Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, "a 5005 90. Short clear sides, boxed.
Sc 1896 80. Whisky at 81 10.
Leading futures closed as follows;
Opening. Highest. Closing
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New York, April 19-Sailed, schr Lena White,
for Key West
Antwerp April 17-Arrived, bark Onward
[Norl, Frolich, Savannah.
Dungeness, April 17-Passed bark Roska
[Norl, Hansen, Brunswick for Amsterdam.
Gibraltar, April 17-Passed. steamship Coun-
tess [Brl, Marseilles, for Pensacola
Hamburg. April 16-Arrived, bark Carsten
Doe [Norl, Olsen, Savannah.
Genoa, April 15-Arriyed, barks Concezione
[Itall, Lauro, Savannah; 18th, Teresa Rocco
(Itall, Terizzano, Pensacola.
Dordrecht, April 17-Arriyed, barks Manitoba
[Norl. Amundsen, Pensacola; 18th, Ceder RUS,
Fagerholm, Pensacola.
Dover. April l7-Passed, brig Willie lNorl, An
dreasen, Fernandna for Sutton Bridge.
Hull, April 1e-Arrived, steamship City of
Newcastle [Brl, Absalom Port Royal, c.
Rotterdam. April i7-Arrived, bark Professor
Lintner NOR, Thomson, Brunswick.
Swansea, April 17-Arrived, bark Francisco r
tItall, Antola. Pensacola.
Tarifa April 9-Passed, barks Giuseppe IItall
Criscuolo Charleston for Odessa; 10th, Silenzio
lItall Dapelo, Savannah for Odessa; nth, schr
Pope Tono [Spl abb. Brunswick for Javea
Uddevalla, April l5-Arrived, bark Idun Norl,
Olsen, Charleston.
Havana, April 1s-Arrived, schr J B Martin
[Brl, Card, Savannah.
Nassau, Y 2. April i3-Arrived, schrs Mabel
Darling [Br], Roberts, Jacksonville; Trackless
[Brl, Thompson, Jacksonville.
Baltimore, April 19-Arrived, bark New Light.
Thompson, Savannah; schr Chas Young. Cor
son, Savannah.
Brunswick, April 17-Sailed. schrs Isaac
Kerln Steelman. Satilla River, Ga; City of Mas
sau lBrl Kelley. Nassau.
April 19-Arrived, bark Sara lRusl, Carlston,
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Valencia; vesta [NOrl, Giortsen, Antwerp via

Valencia; Vesta [Norl, Gjertsen. Antwerp via
Savannah.
Sailed-Barks Giovanni [Itall, Cafero Gar
ston Dock; Ansio lRusl, Soderholm, Goole; schr
Annie Ainsley, McAndrews, Philadelphia
Jacksonville, April 19-Arrived, schr James
Baird, Mullen New York.
Nobska, April l9-Passed, schr Maud II Dud-
ley, Port Royal for--?; Isaac Il Campbell
Charleston for Boothbay.
Norfolk, April 19-Cleared, schr Maggie ]
Lawrence Charleston.
Pensacola, April l9-Cleared. schr James NJ
Seaman, Whitney, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, April l9-Arrived, s,hrs Charles
A Coulomb, Hazleton, Brunswick; Lille L Pol
lard. Deputy, Savannah
Cleared-Schr Georgia G Clark Bartlett,
Charleston,
Newcastle. Del, April 20-Passed up, schr
Nancy Arthur, Douglass. Charleston for Phila-
delphIa.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
1862 bales upland cotton, 500 bales domestics
aud yarns, 464 bbls spirits turpentue, 80 bbls
rosin, II bbls rosn oil, $1,000 feet lumber, IS
bales hides 4S casks clay, 800 bbls oranges 1913
bbls vegetables 50 tons pig iron, d. 4OS slaves 81
retrIgerators berries. 100 sacks cotton seed meal
crates oars $50 pkgs mdse.
Per bark Nordenskjold [Norl. for London
$500 bbls rosin, weighing ,1sl. 435 pounds; 496
bhls spirits turpentine measuring q ,93615 gal
Ions Raymond Judge & Co.
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Fruits and Vegetab es.

New York, April 21.-The orange market is
firm; Indian river 81 OOG5 90; brights, selected.
50 O084 90; straight 80 0003 so; strawber-
ries SO050c; pineapples 10000; string beans
nal 81 5Oa2 25; tomatoes SO O0@8 90; cab
bage So 0O03 90; asparagus IS 0006 90; lettuce
81 00Q4 90; potatoes s. 0O07 80.
PALMER. RIYENBURG & Co.
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Notice to mariners, pilot charts and all nau-
teal Information will be furnished masters Of
vessels free Of charge in United States Hydro
graphic ONCE in the Custom House. Captains
are requested TO call at the office.
LIEUT. + II SHERMAN
In Charge photographic Station.
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Sweet potatoes. p bush. white. 30 a. IS
PoULTRY-Market quiet and moderately sup.
piled; demand light.
EGes-Market quiet, supply light. demand
moderate.
PEANUTs-Ample stock. demand light, prices
steady.
sUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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Steamer Ethel. Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landlngs-W Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Alpha. Strobhar, Beaufort and
Port Royal-C IL Medlock. Agt.
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FRIDAY, april %, 1892.

Steamship Tallahassee, Askins. New York
G G Anderson.
Schr Annie Bliss, O'Donnell Baltimore, with
coal to H Dixon & CO.. vessel to Dale, Dixon
& Co.
Schr Mary Cook, Higbee. Norfolk with
rosin to order; vessel to Geo Hsrriss & Co
Schr Lille F Schmidt, Henderson, Port Royal,
in ballast to JOS A Roberts & Co.
Steamer Bellevue. Garnett, Darieu and
Brunswick--W Gibson. Manager
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SHIPPING INTELLIGE zee.

sun SET5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b:5o
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 2:45 A M, 3:1s PM,
STANDARD Time)
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Closing.

May delivery. 50 seq 5 52l6
BALTIMORE, April y Flour active, unchanged;
8 10; extra 80 l5G3 IS; extra family 81 000
@6 25; winter wheat patent 81 sos 10;
IS 2Sa5 S.; bakers SH 81 s595 d. Wheat Wheat
firm; No. red, on spot 96c. Southern wheat
firmer; Fultz, 91097c; Longberry 93@9Sc. Corn
steady; spot 499491sc; month, 49@4s4c; May
! 4s341i9c; steamer mixed 575s@4731c Southern
corn steady; white at 47@4Sc; yellow at
fancy 81 OOg4 is. Wheat was easier;
No. 2 red 9oIe091c. Corn was steady;
mixed SIC Provisions~Pork lower; new
mess at SO IS. Lard was heavy at So O066 05
Bulk meats were steady; short ribs IS Go.
Bacon was steady; short clear at So 6536 TO-
Sugar ns ,,,, stronger az IL Hogs quiet; common
ers. 81 1904 90. Whisky was quiet at 81 IS
Sri LogIs, April 21:-FIour firm, unchanged;
fancy IS 6595 Isl; extra fancy 81 50; new
patents 81 1904 IS. Wheat closed 14c
below yesterday; April delivery closed
livery closed at 7S34c; August delivery closed at
&C. Corn was higher for cash; No.
cash 8734oj April delivery closed at
delivery closed at 8554c Oats oats we're
firm; No cash so; May delivery closed at
SO9sc; July delivery closed at 2724c Bagging
Provisions dull, firm-Pork, job lots stand
prime Steam At s. 90: Dry sat meai sio
s. 60; ribs, S. 60; short clear S 70; boxed 5Si
lots 15c more Bacon-Boxed shoulders IS %;
longs So 30; ribs So 4506 80; short clear Sc 50.
Hams-Sugar-cured, at 80 0o0lO so. Whisky
| steady at 81 10.
NEW ORLEANS. April 21.-Coffee steady; Rio.
ordinary to fair, 1514@1734c. Sugar firm;
open ,l kettle strictly prime and prime
| 318c; fair, Ss4037sc; good common to fair,
q ID 1896; prime 2 16-16@ec; fair to prime
saSc; Inferior Inferior .. 24S centrifugals choice
1S-l6097sc; choice yellow clarified
| 97sc; prime yellow clarified, 3s468 19-16c; off
prime yellow clarified s9sc; seconds, 231G13ssc.
molasses frm-open kettle. sound goods
Offering; fermenting 150e22c; strictly prime 19c;
| good fair to prime, 23025c; centrifugals firm;
prime to good prime. 15917c; prime 19c;
| to fancy, 32c; good prime, 15@l7c; common
6G9c; inferior. b1606c; prime. 2002lc; fair to
good Il fair III 30 28@S5c; good common 1929;
longs 81 %; ribs 81 rs. Whisky quiet; western
rectided 81 04010 s.
NAVAL STORES.
| NEW YORK. April 81. noon.-Spirits turpentine
duh and weak at S51s0s534c. Rosin quiet and
new YORK, April 81, 500 p. NJ. - Rosin
| firm and quiet: strained, common to good
81 4501 50. Turpentine duh and weak at
| S5jkc.
| CHARLESTON, April 21.-Spirits turpentine
steady at Bic. Rosin firm; good strained at
| 81 so.
| WILMINGTON, April 81. Spirits turpentine
firm at Bic. Rosn firm; strained at 81 Is;
good strained 81 20, Tar firm at 81 rs
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 10; yellow
dip So %; virgin 50 25
RICE.
New YORK, April 21.-Rice quiet but steady:
domestic, fair to extra 45s6161Sc; Japan
51s054c.
NEW ORLEANS, April p. - Rice steady:
prime to good. 37s04ssc; ordinary to good
7%m436c ..
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY.
Bark Nevada [Brl. Gilmore, to load for Eu-
representation & Co.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Macon. Boston.
Bark Roma [Norl, Charleston.
Schr Laura NJ Lunt, Baltimore.
Schr John G Schmidt. Philadelphia.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Bark Nordenskjold [Norl, Jacobsen, London
Chr G Dahl & Co.
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NAVAL ne IIItI htU TOT bII IUb IuI ptII-
tine was quiet but firm, buyers and sellers be-
ing somewhat apart. The sales were merely
nominal At the Board of rade on the opening
for regulars with sales OF 80 casks. At the sec
ond call it closed firm at size bid for regu-
lars. Rosin-The market was very dull.
and nothing doing; and no sales reported dur
ing the day. At the Board of Trade on the
first call the market was posted as dull at the
following quotations:.A, B. c. and f. 81 As; F.
81 5O e. 81 70; H, s. go; 1, 80 90; K, 81 IS; M.
white So 20. At the last call it closed dull and
nominal unchanged.
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old NEWSPAPERS-2OO for rs cents-a
" Business Office Morning News
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New YORK, April 21.-Rice quiet but steady;
domestic, fair to extra 496061Sc; Japan
b1SQD514c.
NEW ORLEANS, April p. - Rice steady;
prime to good. S2s14ssc; ordinary to good
8049Sc. ..-. ,.I-
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Young and beautiful woman, suffering
from general debility, indigestion and
weakness.
There are thousands of women in the
United States in a similar condition.
Can't sleep. Cannot retain food. Beauty
spoiled. Looks old before thirty.
The proper thing is to use the genuine
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract, which has
attained worldwide reputation for its
beneficial effects in building up weak
ened constitution. 1t is used by the first
ladies in the land, by crowned heads
abroad. 1t is in daily use by the Courts
of Germany and Austria, and recog-
nized as the best nutritive tonic and
dietetic table beverage for invalids and
dyspeptics.
Lots of counterfeits on the market.
Avoid them they are dangerous.
The genuine has the signature of 30
ham Hoff" on the neck of every bottle.
Eisner 6 Mendelson Co.. New York,
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treme-so much so thatmany OF their own
number, In whom love of peace and law
still remained, were so disguised that they
renounced allegiance to the tnird party aud
came back into the fold.
One young populist waved his hat In the
face OF Z. 5. Holtinshead, 8 pluckv young
dem crat, and gave hurrah for Watson.
HIS ne and conduct were aggressive aud
insulting, and Mr.. Hollinshead gave him
TO understand that bulldozing wouldn't
"go."
Things were at white heat when Charles
II. LeVerett, unable to restrain his rig T.
eous indignation at the outrageous CO duct
OF bis associates, stepped out and said with
some emphatic adjectives:
II have been third partyite until now,
but If you want TO fight democrats, sail I'M
I'm one Of themr'
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BANK STATEMENT.
THE SOUTHERN BANK OF THE STATE OF {

Located Savannah the Georgia tho sot D Of seOem
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RED MEN.

Wanita Council ID. of p. will hold a
grand calico ball In its wigwam. Wednes-
day evening, May Is. Vaughan's Orches
ira will furnish the music.
Tahoma Tribe conferred the chief de-
gree on two warriors last Tuesday even
ing.
Bristol, Warren, East Greenwich, Phe-
nix, Riverside and Lonsdale will soon
have u tribe of the order. Deputies are
at work and are meeting with success.
The charter members OF the new Tribe
that is being formed on Cranston street
met in Benefit Hall last Thursday even
ing and were addressed by Past Great
Sachems Fred j. Smith, Earle Fenner
aud Past Sachems William r.. Brown aud
Charles w. Mercier.
The Great Council will hold a special
session FRIDAY afternoon, May IL. in the
Wigwam of King Philip Tribe at which
time the matter Of changing some portion
of the constitution OF the Great Council
will be acted upon.
ltNext Friday evening Wanita Council,
Daughters of Pocahontas, will visit a
council of the order in Charlestown,
Mass. They will will leave on the $50
train on the Old Colony Railroad.
Petteconsett Tribe conferred the adop-
tion degree on five palefaces last Thurs
dav evening.
King Philip Tribe will have social
Wednesday evening, May 25.
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AMERICAN MECHANICS.

The committee of field day met last
Wednesday evening and organized with
Fred +. Carpenter of Netop Council. No.
z, for chairman and State secretary Chas.
w. Littell for secretary
Liberty Council, No. II. has obtained
two elegant silk flags handsomely mount
ed for the use of inductor and examiner.
Eight candidates were initiated in the
first degree mt the last meeting and six
applications received.
Garfield Council, No. 13, initiated sew
enteen candidates at their last meeting.
Lincoln Council, No. IA. will change
their place of meeting from Carroll Hall
to No. "A North Main street in the near
future.
Councillor George 4. Cornell has OBJ
tanned over thirty signers to the petition
for charter to locate council in John
ston.
Narragansett Council No. 2. held n very
interesting meeting Wednesday evening.
Fourteen candidates were given the first
degree. Visitors were present from
Netop Council No. Z, Liberty Council No.
IL, Garfield Council No. 13, and Burnside
Council No. 5. also State Councillor Ira
ID. Goff and Deputy State Councillor
William III. Mason. The anniversary of
the council will be celebrated May 25 by
a banquet and delegates from all the
councils will be present.