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lie total sales were 4.gUU lcsI
Electric Stock Quotations.
,osroS April 3o.-The latest electric stock quotations
New York Markets.

SATURDAY. April ao.-FLous AND MkAL-The marke ct
WAS almost xtAi,dstill to-day and prices were quit
nominal Even the jobhny trade was triiing Quoted:
Flour, a bbl.-tne. 81 2os$2 10: supernne. $2n1S3:
No extra. g.. 58s Is: No extra. 81. 2jCf$3 10
clears :sms:! o.: straishts $+.3st4 o. patents tent
extras. 81 IOss<.sn Rye honr y bhl superhne, $ia
$3.50. Corn meal. a -S2soSt2D for Western
and So for Brandywine.
Co1ras-Futures were very unsettled closing firm az
<1b points advance The opening at decline.
under very adverse report from Liverpool. fniler
crop eInen, and good weather At the south Then
reptrt renewing the estimate Of decrease ~
22h 2 cent. in the acreage to be planted tor tho
next crop. A sharp rally followed. and. although
fresh decline look place. values again rallied mud the
close at about the beat prices OF the day SPOT cot
steady. with an active business for export:
sales 4 lS< bales mddIing uplands. 7lc do. t'u IA.
inc The following the "details Of transactions
futn vii AL, M I'm,
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rsorlsroSs-I.ard future. w"r. steady. hut specuia.
E%: sre: "% Az. prime city 6 At
regular: renned Tor the ,o,inen, quoted at a..cs
Fam iay go %s;; .Sos s' si.. G.s W.
%"msa s ouots%: r.ssle% Ss lie. -; pst
"x' TAFT ,.ssaS a. at Pig ts
s!s:1 i%s ",.4 s SI, ! hin" 'sssy
a; ; i n na an" tier Re- i. sMsGr az
1 ,s;t NJ .DS . BY az. IS SSS
ss$o: n" O. %nss:, X. ss,sasss and
s ssi.a rs al Winter efsas @ t" %S-
s"s.;;Ia At :sa1s; M.y as,Ssi.d; aud iNsINs
: .n r. @ sas. :n at sst e" o
My ttS dsed for I. y S' ssa x ss5 a a
ys"w whit &c T%s ;"',. ws.s
s s"sss HG sa ie''1". AMI
ior N.y;a ~ The .poi; nixsd:. a$Nss;ss aSd
a. s n s.;a 4, Ak S ike sis N
:ss. o" sys .9s. s red winter My
N5sr.: October. ttLsr t'e'h.cF' ~: 'otn henhS'
August. 40. oats. rnhy: \" .hi,ei i"I May 3 iAc
June. 1880: July. 23Sr. y, white 10 MAY 3I5lr,
GOFFKk-tuntraris WEIR di AMI easier under w aicr
n. conTa-rd with y-stcrl.y. imnl prices Rsrripts At
Eir 1880 hugs. u; san'os 10000 bags Exchange
III nj, rn.-r 1t II, .'d. sa,s,, $50 bnvs. closing
barely steady, with So! er. at tue iolhw'nH rrIces
i NaS . .TS., . hsss%SsF &
Ju'y....,,..Ii.pJ'c oirr ...il's1'
Tile spot market ,u and unchanged Rio quoted
rt lie. tor No l. Mid va!rs dl; a.. ~, mats IN.
t-ri,r on y /. O"".ef II l:.i q: Marncnibo. 1Hh
a?.Lc: SAMANTHA lTGaac. Central America ING
=. M9bc.: Mntha. -ige;;c. ,. ,.,
stIAR &C. he market for raw Was qlie' bnt steady.
At askc. tor fair rennlns musrarann ana llhr lor
standard csnirfgsl. .Aes a2 hha. e. CroX ma.r:'
Mo test. ns 3 i.'6r. Eernsd va. fairly sctive snd
steady. Quoted Cut Loaf ard crushed hsbGe.: cubes.
nlh04 liIc.: powdered .s. sranu!.1sG
q. ie ''se q 7'ss t %. Viii. : .s..
c ia"s.he Yellow ,ns s, 7i osa,sS: po AZ
Rico s3S3ac.: English Island. 2ng9oe.: Cuba 6o'
ms,id ana stenny Quoted Domestic. common to fair
sIsEc f Es%vs :" pF, IN SoaS at@a .aa
&c: DO. In bond 2AS3c: JAPAN 6'sSohc.; java
srowr.-sprts .urrsn.ge was without change
good strained a. q. +sss Ho "E" Si'a; H. $40;
sa s Tar .ts.iy atsss7issa'so.h b. Pitch arm
'Ps1nosxus-NstionaI Transit eertincatss were more
sGy; and .n;s SpsnanT ale. SSs RsTsd
Sbs & lOc.; bulk. 2.Voc NsphthA, &c.
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'@ 5liridfAAs and an;rrest
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY.

% WILLIAM STREET.
me following coupons are payable - this once on
and after May 2. 1897:
CENTRAL CO. OF PROVIDENCE.
CITIZENS GAS ASD ELEcrRic co. OF WHITE
PLAiNa
COLUMBUS. nocKiHo VALLEY AND TOLEDO CAR
Trust. A 50.
COLUMBUS. SHAWNEE AND HOOKING CAR rRrsr 4
COLORADO FUEL CO.
GoLDsBoRo WATER Co.. no
GREAT SOUTH BAY WATER CO.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT co... "a.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO.. Bls7
KENTUCKY UNION RAILWAY, Aes
LULiN0 WATER CO. TEXAS.
MOBILE AND OHIO CAR TRUST. A %.
MIDDLETOwN LIGtT AND TOWER CO.
NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE CO.. o.
NEW YORK LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN kR
ONO AND WEST VIRGINIA RR.
rAssAIC ELECIRIC LIGHT. h. AND r. co.
PEORIA WATER CO.
SING sIN0 GAS MIG CO.
TEXAS LOAN AGENCY.
rIrpIN STREET RY.
UNITED DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO.
WEST HAvERsrfAw WATER CO.
Mayl5.
cANDA CATTLE CAR TRUST. A 90
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SHOES.

Specials in Fine Shoes for next week,
al made to our order. and warran ted In
every particular.
Ladies' Fine Dongola Kid. button, have
patent leather tips, arch instep and high
heels. at $l.86; value $3.50.
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button genuine hand
eewed. have them In both styles Of heels and
toes. at $3.50, our regular $3.50 shoe.
Ladies Russia Calf Oxford Tics, hand
sSwSd, have medium toes and low heels, at
~'oo; would be cheap at $2.0O.
Ladies Patent Leather Oxford Ties, hand
s sS' have Dongola Kid tops. at vi 90 /;
Ladies Dongola Kid Bootee Oxford Ties
h nave narrow toes. patent leather tops and
. ~ hscis. and some have fine cloth tops.
"~s2o; actually worth $3.50
ladies' Russct Goat Oxford Ties. hand
sGiwed. have narrow toes and medium heels.
c 49, ~ common sense. at s1.35; would
cost elsewhere $500. "NN
ladies' Fine Straight Goat waukenphast
husgoh, nave Dongola Kid tops, are Genuine
aasaa sewed. $40; would be cheap nj
ladies' Dongols Kid waukenphsst But-
~ ~, nave patent leather tips, extension
S m . Sna low heals. at ei.t0; our regular
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All the Millions There.

The regular monthly examination OF tho
funds in the Sub-Treasury at New York was
completed yesterday. Z. ". Hale. deputy
assistant treasurer. represented tho Treasury
Department. and @. U. Marion. assistant
cashier. represented Mr.; Roberts The ac:
funds on WI" hand l. silo. l5a 100 6ss Incl adins
$84. 5O6.79l gold G9in, $l5.esS.4lO gold cor
SO Sreenbscts. So, 2sa. Isl standard silver
dollars, and the remainder 10 made up OF bonds
and subsidiary coin.
The rumor current on Friday night OF o do.
fAlc0tion was moonshine "a.
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A.u,. walden eoe. to Ii. Ps.,t.at'.r,.

Mrs. Annie Walden. who was sentenced TO
Imprisonment for life last Wednesday. was
taken to tho Dlackwells Island penitentisry
yesterday morning. At so'clock the big doors
Of the Tombs opened and DEPUTY sheriff
man was dressed In black; and was bright and
CHEEKY. although very pale. she walked With
a swagQer to the Fourlh avenue car. 10
'"i'li neyer spend my life there. Remember
what I say. 1 have good cause for thinking
nj I do
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Harry Le Grand Cannon. whose wedding last
June at st. Thomas's Church to Miss Elizabeth
NJ Thorn pson Of Detroit, was notable society
ThursdSy eyenip0 At the home OF Le Grand b
Cannon, 81 Fifth svenue. whore Mr.. and MEs
poands. iHR sr name has not YET been chosen.
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For Buffalo. kIlgara Falls, and the West
Erie LIN Is.

SOIs.D TRAINS bEE y Er.N JEW lukk AND
- CHu;AGtL VIA tliArTAl RIA LAKE OR Ne
AGARA FALLS. AN EA,lANrlN'. "AAUaAMA or
MOUNTAINS. FORESrs. AND STREAMS
Direct route IL Iussac. ftrIh ~. TiNein N"wDurst.
Midc!own. Fort Jsr,is, hun icti," Whit. Lake
li"nesda.r, scranton. nngh 'n'"n, t'm'rA torntHAs
Watkins 'il.n bath liamn"nI,pUH. Avon lrnzs,
Ia. Chautrul.H Lake. l"vrlaui. 'incirnnt LnutA
Chicago. and all ~. nt> West Tram, .ehsc New York.
io,,t at Glan,hcrs ~. us.oows ad five minutes ear
Y.nwk n Dal,y-via Nirrnrs Falls And ChautAiaua
SsOO Ia.-. pArnr,a New York 10 Buffalo Sleeper
Horne ryille 10 cincuna,. -
O.nn u. ". Dni y-r,,iihue Limited. Solid train fof
O.OOCh.cA u, wa thuniaIIuh lake. with dinlhe
Cur 10 Chicago seeprrs Ia Chicago. Gle Gland. aud
Cincinnati 4
C.SIIT, N; exert nhar7-Mountatn express for
C.ON Hinghamtun. lone stale lai,i Monticello.
S.sln r. VI. Daiiy-Fod train 10 Ch,raRO. Via Mag
O.CV ara Fails ana iirand Trunk Railway. s!espea
to Bmrno. Rocnestcr Tor nto. and Chicago.
Q.On T.. NJ: Daily-Si4 ChAuiAulla Lake and Mag
O:OO ara fah. so;id tran to Chicago s'sepsrs %
POET JERriSTw s..o Gays AAaS Sj lG;s9
r.M.,sSoP NJ srndays-aA. NJ. ar. II. "'aoP n,
NEWBURGH-wesE dAys-9A. ~. si4S 2. NJ. I:46P.
~ NJ, H;aO T.. ". kandAya-3 \. ~. ~ NJ R;S1Y ".
rlNIGkETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.
i 4O!. 3lT. and 1907 broadway, Chambers and West
$50 at, Ferries. New York: 1871 and 333 FULTON St.
Brooklyn: lO7 broadway williamsburgh: corner New.
ark ana Hudson sts 0b0k and Jersey cry station
Erie Transfer Company calls for aud checks baggage
from hotes and residences through to destination.
J. EOBERTs. General Passenger Agent
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,0ONeInnent DOnoS STEADY at unchanged
quotations ., Railway bonds firm. The lea
tnres were Chicago and Eastern Illinois gem
sral 5s, Seattle. Lake shore and Eastern 1sto.
peaks, = and ~. ;, Ohio. and Reading issues The
peake ana Ohio general Ans. y y cent. to
S3ti: Chicago and Eastern Illinois general 81.
r.. to 1O!; Seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern
lists. to e4t: Texas Pacific lists, y. to 81 I:
Toledo, b. Louis. and Kansas City lists. \. to
90. and West shore 4s. q! y cent, TO 1914.
Atchison incomes declined Y = cent. to 65k.
Bar silver In London. 39'ld.
Money on call. ,,M2 y cent Time money easy
at \ cent. for sixty days. 2hGO3 Y cent. for
ninety days and four months. ~ y cent.
for six to seven months. and Y cent for
collateral. The supply ut commercial paper 10
I,ghf. willis the demand Is good. Prime en-
dorsed bills receivable are quoted at 1904
cent tirst-class single name. four months. at
AEI6 y cent: good names at 6G6 cent.
and Gut-of-town names at GOT v cent Excep-
t!on sales are reported at lower figures than
the above.
sterling exchange quiet and Arm At At
unshshseS ,t HSOtaaSnH,s s. CommsIcis.s bi w.
Il ssf 'bal! ssa sssK p Pr. a.ssss -
:ist Sfsit:. iAsaS: and essis transfers.
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NJ Office TO sTOCKIIOLDERs-A special meeting Of
IN tho >tockhoid NJ the Herkiiner Newport anil
Poland Railway Company will be held at tho once Of
,:id 6e Ssy OF New norx on Monday
considering and xpproyng or dsnpprnylnf the exscu.
said company and the IerEmer. Newport and Poland
Extenaion Railway Company and for the pur pUs- Of
transacting such other business may properly come
before said meeting. .-
CHARLES II. BURNETT.
NEW YORK. April q. 1892. Secretary pro TEN.
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the LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN

A dividend Of one and onequArter nhl per cent IN
ont ~ the net earnings Tor the quarter ending March
Broadwsf New Yors. on and after NAV III. 60 holders
Of record April 30, 1872
transfer Preferred Stock will be closed
at noon on Saturday April sc. and rsopened At 10
O'Clock 4. ". on TueRday. May II, 1892
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DRESS GOODS.

English Henrietta. regular width. all the
new spring shades. at Bic. per yard: value
89c.
4O-inch Atwood Abatross. choice OF twenty
different shades. actual value &c.. price as
long as they last 30c. per yard.
Spring Weight Cheviots. knotted stripe
effects. good assortment Of colors. at 40c.
per yard: value SOC.
Atwood French Challies. light and dark
ground. exclusive styles. at 65c. per yard.
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1s.'s :,'s;ss'H ago % :s'c : :as II. e
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Rail.
s2l0551 an increase Of S4iG sst as compared
ss77 M sf Inc rease Of 7s5 For the enc eight
months ending Feb. y, the gross s sarInnings
c conf With tho arrespondinF Period Q!
last year and net s7l0.e2s. nm increase OF
The MINNEAPOLIS and ST Luis L.S i, Fsil5c I'D re,
Ss!s seoss sstasS with tie
month q last year 70. the o three months
sa52 III. an Increase Of soI.oei:
The receipts from customs for the week were
and n, s,om ntfTn sra rfSspss S
july JUL l. 80 s2sss76.sUo. ~ ''''
National bank note circulation ,2utstandin,g
ssassnEt0n md delloysd ss @Ssps Bssnss
81 derosts i9 tae Treasury to redeem national
Treasury balances compare with those Of
last Saturday us follows: , ., 49,, %
sv!; e.: ss,, a: "A
treasury notes. ......... a7741s5 a.sosa7.
Totals. si2s 1851 ,osO i1a75sO.e55
Deposits in national banks. sl3.4na:45a.
against Sl3 2sS. b57 last Saturday. In addition
to The the s aat ,Ysr
against again the same. sHd45.10o. Of which So.
4u53US are outstanding.
Money in London. .s09se cent. Rate Of dis.
three months bills. .lUSl i = cent, Paris
adyses quote cents f. on5nn s
IL centimes.
Tho sales Of mining st9sks ct the New York
tn- do MARA n
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oslertiuis aud ateetiuas.

~ tho stock holder q the i!erklmer Newport .ne
Monday May 81 1872 at 80 O'Clock r. NJ. for the
execution OF certa agreement 81 consolidainn be
tween said company and the Herktmer. Newport and
Poland Railway Company. and for the purpose Of
transncting such other business may properly
before said meeting. FRANK @. SMITH Secretary.
NEW YORK. AnriI lAN1.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Station foot Of Liberty St., North River
Time Tail, in Effect April IL, 1902. -,.
Trains Leave via
Central Railroad OF New jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore, mi Washington.
ROYAL BI.CE LINE.


For Philadelphia 800. 40 800. 1880 II 30 A. NJ.
:S co T fS e. + VIII NJ I'M. e s.r se"s s
win dn;ns car. r::Go a:co I NJ. i?is night.
a,n'n s sAs Si' ~ VII" vi dang oar s
ssr s.s5'ns Iar ai %i :!,:$r &:
5sy. i s: ssss' .ss:5:
i I'll ma h,is
et f. s s..;Ss 1 ns S "sssy i 1 s.
fi.r I'sihslsm hisn,oMn Msn.n i ihanH, g. s:oo
e ws$sasy: A.: &; S ~ '
70; ign , - fransh s:4S +:ao P.
s.%s,4 ;s sssT +: 81" s%SiE soa
F%T trespoI ana A,I"..,S I!ighlana. $50 as:
fre aa Soo AZ i. H. Inr a. S'n'"'" '''S''
Il; r. s;ns %%S t%If s"s 'Gas s"ssf
Ocean Grove AMI Asoury Park. 900 A. NJ. +rM
For LAKEWOOD. ~
At4:aos:I5 A. NJ. 1870 $40. t;:or.M =
Ter r"m. R,Ser B,1neSa' Park and Barnesat+ "A
I;anic City. Vine and and Brdreton, 1870 4. NJ.
Monmouth Beach Be- and seaorsh'. 4:so sh5. ll:n
Traias leave above static, win ) 7.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls, and the West,
s:Ih A. ~. I;so Sunday" I;2srM a.. 80.
So ''s =: ~ 10 'f'S ~ E'
9:l5A ~ IL 40. 8 A. r: Is 30 =. VI. Suptays :l5,
IL on A. a.. 40. 1888 T. NJ
days, S:I5. II 90 a. NJ. 7;'S T.. VI.
For nont. In the Mshnnoy coal region a: slj A. NJ
11:30. 3:45 r. NJ. SUninys. S:lT. ll:DA. NJ
For Wiikosharre, Fittston and scranton. Sl5 4. ~,
1890 0;+5. 1880 T. N. sundays cxcep: scranton. 1888
For Emlra. s:l5 A. NJ. 1890. 40. P. NJ. sundaya
7:3S 81.
IcEs and raror car seats ran b. procured a; 1T.
EAR 26l. AS $50 D42 LAO Broadway. "a Murray st.,
3l4 Canal st.. 81 East ltth ST. 23I Columbus ami
t3 West l23th st.. New YORK: y wash,nx on a.. 100
Fulton st., BROOKLYN and - broadway. WiinmsbuIRh.
Westcntt's Express "a will call Tor and check bag.
gage from hotel or residence To destination.
A. 4. MCLEOD &. u. HANCOCK.
Pres't md ten Mx'F Pass AGENT
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THE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFAC.
TUBING COMPANY.

. OFFICE OF THE TREASURER, 10 RRoADwAY.t
NEW YORK. April U. 1892. I
The sepntAnnuAl FOUR TER CENT. dividend. duo
Nav lagl on tho hrst preferred stnck of this COM
a. fsecrd AZ hs aosnv or Inc SnoSs Anri, IL is,,a
The Transfer Books vii! be closed at T. ~ April Is
and reopen 1T 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. May 3.
The coupons due May !. 1872. on tho bonds Of the
az mnd S."tSn noN WV ~. os PAU
National bank. Rev York
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SILKS.

22-inch Black China. with rich lustre. at
l5c. per yard: same cannot be duplicated
at less than SOC.
A regular 90 quality Black China. full
81 inches wide. will be sold at 50c. per yard
A Real Black Punjum. "a inches wide, at
69c. per yard; value 89c.
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COTTON DRESS FABRICS.

Zephyrine In Figures. Stripes. and Plaids.
at &c. per yard: value 10c.
Yard-wide Imported Percales. large va
rety Of patterns, at 121Ic. per yard: value
lSc.
The celebrated "Toile du Nord" Seer
sucker. elegant line Of patterns. usually
HHc. Price for Monday 1Oc. per yard.
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A IL COUPONS DUE ST PRox AND THE PRINcIP
Of Al sNnds dye on ,ha: dste issued BY THE RAIL
afoek furnished railroads under rartrust form. will no
paid on and after that date at the oces Of POST MAR
H. A. v POST. Treasurer.
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sxaek. Francs are quoted at 5.15Sb.15k
Tor sight and S.1Gssti7s for long; reichs.
marks. H5k for short and O5 5.lnmg5h for
long; guildcS 4Oa TOT long ana ~ o'lo Tor
short
iDomestic exchange on New York: BOSTON,
17SU cents discount $1,000. Charleston
oslo premium. MISUNDERSTANDING. par sell
Ing. X premium. New 0rleansIBank. $50
premium; commercial. 20 premium. San
Francisco-Sight. Is cents: telegraphic. ~;
st. Louis-90 cents premium. Chicago-25030
cents premium.
The weekly bank statement shows:
Ig.,n RI, * *, ..1s e inn q SS SEf coo
Depoeita " 63JinJb 100 63h. IIe.OOO Inc 49,. 800
CifculAtn.. S.810.s0O .oMsMcn inc. 2tlOO
Legl tnd's. <N.iAV.SO 4SnsfSV inc 1.S4h.IoO
specie. -. lOGO32.8U 1O5. 4S0,OOO dec. 5,u.SOO
ReeeYve sib3 or. 300 Sl5SyS0.SOb inc. &pAa.tDO
REEVE red. 133<0Su2o iooStS'noo inc. %'65'0
---- -
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IEN NEW YORK. April -. 1892.
Tho outstanding Collateral Trust notes of the above
scerled interest OH the vi, he paid on aud after
Barring, Asgoua d Co., New York.
SAM'L s. SANDS, Asst Treas.
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NECK WEAR.

Mems Four-in-Hand Teck Scarfs, light
and medium shades. different styles. satin
lined, price % cents.
Mems Fancy Four-in-hand Teck Scaris.
nne quality. price 44c.
Windsor Scarfs. made Of surah. silk. hem
stitch; In pink. pale blue. navy blue. cardi-
white; price 25c. each.
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MEMS HALF HOSE.

Mons Fancy Striped Halt Hose, full repu-
lar made; price ~ l-2c. pair.
Mems Fast Black Half Hose. full regular
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MISSES CLOAKs.

Misses Cloth Refers. 1 to IS years. In
navy and colors. with heavy brass buttons.
at $1.25 each.
Misses Fancy Cloth Refers, ito IS years,
1t $1.8O, $3.50, $500.
Misses Cloth Cape Newmarkets, In light
colors and fancy checks. usually sold at
500; reduced to 1915.
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LINENS.

$50 dozen All-linen Huck Towels, with
eolored border. fine quality. 1898 size. value
Dcents. price as long as they last for rs
cents.
ssk Covers. actual value $3.50. selling price
e1.40 each.
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BOYS and MISSES Dept.

Specialist Boys Gray Mixed Double
Breasted Cloth Suits. with extra pair pants,
at q sacrifice. $1.9U; worth $500.
800 pairs Boys Cloth Knee Pants. In dark
and medium patterns, worth Co.,. to be sold
at &c. per pair to close.
Boys Atwood School Suits. 1 to IA years,
In fancy checks. reduced to 1925. @2.75,
and 1925; were $500. $500. and $4.75.
Youths Cloth Suits. 8 pieces. "a to 10 years.
In plaids and stripes. were $500 per suit !;
We are closing them out at %A.OO per suit.
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uNlAUNDERED SHIRTS.

Mems Unlaundered Shirts. s-ply linen
nicely finished. price Ate.
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felled and the mines have been dug in
to and the fields have been narrowed
for hundreds of years to supply the
wants of millions of population; and
yet gentlemen compare the condition
of the people of that country with the
condition OF the people of this country
country that until few years ago
almost in the day of our fathers, was
hidden from the knowledge of the peo-
pie of those older worlds. Here, while
they were exhausting their fields, the
mold in our agricultural valleys was
deepening; here, while they were ex-
hausting their mines, ours were lying
undisturbed in the mountains; here,
while they were exhausting their for
ests, not the sound of an axe broke the
silence of the woods.
"A POOR LITTLE TWO-BY-SIX LAW
''And now, when there is let into this
country but handful of people, so to
speak, the most intelligent, the most
enterprising, the best educated people
of the world, a people that have
brought with them to this country all
the knowledge, all the science, all the
inventions, all the tools, all the capac-
ity for self-government and all the
blessed influences of the Christian re-
ligion, when they are let loose in this
great country, extending from sea to
sea, rich, untouched, unexhausted, un-
explored, you come here and elsewhere
and say that we owe our greater pros
perity, our better opportunities for use
fulness, our higher wages, our better
conditions in every respect, not to the
bounty of Almighty God in giving us
such a country; not to the wisdom and
sacrifice of the fathers in giving us free
institutions and equal laws; not to the
enterprise and intelligence of our own
people, but to a poor little two by six
law of Congress made by yourselves in
the way have indicated"
AT the conclusion of Mr.. Wilson's re-
marks he was heartily applauded and
received the warm congratulations of
his party colleagues.
The vote was then taken on the pas
sage of the bill and the bill was passed
yeas, 1872; nays, so.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Trinity Episcopal church, Main street, be
tween Lewis and Church streets. Services at
II a. m. and 1.3O p. N. Rector, Rev. W. Q. Hui
hhen.
United Brethren church, Lewis street, be-
tween Main and Johnson streets. Services at
IL a. IN. and 7.30 p. IN. Pastor, Rev. J. D. Don
ovan.
Methodist church, Lewis street, between
Main and Frederick streets. Services at II a.
m. and 7.30 p. IN. Pastor, Rev. j. T. Williams.
Christ Evangelical Lutheran church, LIE W
is street, between Main and Frederick streets.
Services at II a. m. and $50 p. m Pastor, Rev.
H. f. Shealy.
Baptist church, corner Main and Washing
ton streets. Services at II a IN. and 73O p. IN.
Pastor, Rev. W. j. E. Cox.
Second Presbyterian church corner Freder-
lex and Lewis streets. Services at IL a. m
and 7.30, Pastor, Rev. VIM. Cumming.
St. Francis Roman Catholic, North Augusta
street. Mass at and 1880 a. N. Vespers and
benediction of Most Blessed Sacrament at
D. N. Pastor, Rev. Father McVerry.
Young Mems Christian Association, corner
Main and Water streets. Services at p. m
Sunday.