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she Discredits Alr. Blnine'S statement and
Tells About tho Interview With Mrs.
blaine.
NEw YonK, Feb. 29.-An evening pa
per says: Mrs. Nevins, the mother OF
Marie Novins Blaine, who recently Sc
cured q divorce from James G. Blaine,
jr., was seen to-day in reference to the
statement sent out yesterday by young
Dlaine's father, in which the secretary
OF state proceeded to answer the re-
marks made by the South Dakota Judge
when he granted divorce.
Mrs. Nevins discredited in vehement
terms Secretary Blaine's statement, and
then said: ellis story Of our interview
with Mrs. Blaine is largely manufac-
turcd out OF the whole cloth. ! will tell
you exactly what took place. I,accom-
panied my daughter to thehouse. The
nurse and the child were with us. We
were shown into the drawing room.
Mrs. Blaine said she could not see u.s.,
She insisted upon the nurse leaving the
room. She said she would not discuss
the matter before a servant. The nurse
and little Jim went into the kitchen.
We continued TO talk mattorsSover for
some time. All three OF us were per-
fectly cool. Mrs. Blaine said when
Marie spoke OF goingaway again: 'Well,
you can leave your baby here ii you
want to- II Marie had been some poor
outcast whom Jim Blaine had seduced
Mrs. Blaine could not have spoken in q
moro brutal manner. I spoke up for
Marie, They have both done wrong,
Mrs. Blaine, in marrying without our
consent
"a moment or two later she turned to
my daughter and said in an. extremely
significant way, We'll, your marriage
was all wrong, any way, Mary. Then L
protested. Mrs. Blaine instantly flew
INTO fury. She rang q bell and q
servant appeared with surprising
speed. Ii it had been my servant 1
should certainly have accused her OF
eavesdroppinS. Show these persons
out, cried Mrs. Blaine, and then she
added, And watch them
we walked out with the nurse and.
little Jim. At tho door OF tho carriage
the nurse, who was crying out of SYM
rathy for Marie, said, Mrs. Blaine, YOU
are goose to go away like this. You
are his wife. Go rishtup to his room.
No one has right to stop YOU Mario
went back into the house. l stayed in
the carrlage,n
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flfty-eight seconds. He then decided to
como to America TO try conclusions
our hcayywcighte, Hoia only twenty
three years Of age, and will weigh about
l75 pounds tho night OF the fight.
THE LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Fourteen Games to be Played by Each
-..- Glnh- Scramble Enr Hnlli,nYs


afa, Clnb- Scramble For Holidays.
NEw YoRE, Feb. 2O.--Thc National
League schedule committee has about
finished It's labors, and tho document to
be presented for adoption is not likely
to bo materially changed. The cham
pionship stason will open in April and
end in October, and l5i games will be
played. Tho double championship
season will be tried, snd tho last half
will end in July. The eastern clubs
will play against each other at tho
start and the western clubs will do like
wise, Each club will play fourteen
games with every other club seven
games In tho first half and an equal
number in the second. There will be
some scramblinC over desirable Satur-
days and holidays, and the Chicago, st.
Louis and Brooklyn clubs, which ar
ranged tho schedule, are not likely to
get left. fts Z
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Sioux FAILS, S. d., Feb. 29.-The
personal statement Of James G. Blaine
with reference to his sons marriage
and divorce was not seen by Mrs.
Blaine, ir., nor by hor attorney until
after noon to-day, although brief tele-
grams from New York, Chicago and
Minneapolis advised them that state
mcnt had been made. Secretary Blaine's
letter was this afternoon read to Judge
Palmer. The ejudge listened attcntively
10 every word, and at tho conclusion
expressed surprise that Mr.. Blaine
should havo written such letter.
"HaYe you any reply to make?" was
asked.
"a very complete answer can and
probably will be made" said tho Judge,
'but l shall advise my. client TO say
nothing in haste without due considcra-
tion. What reply she makes will be as
carefully prepared as the letter OF Sec
retary Blaine evidently was. Mrs.
Blaine, jr, has been i'll ever
since her return from Deadwood,
and she is sick in bed to-day.
She is very nervous and much disturbed,
and is in no condition to make such an
answer ms the circumstances call for.
The Judge intimated that the secretary
was weak in his facts, and that Mrs.
Blaine, ir, had abundant proof to SUBJ
stantiate her statements made in tho
trial at Deadwood. This afternoon Mrs.
Blaine declined to be interviewed, say.
ing that at present she did not care to
make any statement to the public.
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rerriblc Fato Of Seal uuntors.

sr. JOINS, N. T., Feb. 29.;-saturday
two hundred men were caught while
out seal hunting by fierce gale, and
were driven off the coast. To-day twcn-
ty-four, landed at Hearts Delight ut
terly exhausted and badlyfrozon.. Seven
are reported to have landed this morn
ing at Shoal harbor badly frost bitten.
lis reported this afternoon that ten
OF the seal hunters have been found
frozen to death. All have now been
accounted for but thirteen. Excite.
ment along tho coast is great, MI
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GOT Ills REWARD.
\ Leader Draws u Eat oHlce for Refusal
E# OnDosp tho Ross

\ Leader Draws u Fat omce for Refusal to
Oppose tho Boss.
New York, Feb. 29.-Police Commits
soner John r. Xoorhis, leader and or
ganizer OF the Now York Democracy was
this afternoon appointed by Mayor
Grant a police justice in place OF Jus
tice Ford, whose term expired on No
vembor 23rd last. Mr.. Voorhis'. salary
will bo $4,000 q year and tho term OF
Office eight years. 1t will be remember-
cd that Mr. Voorhis announced few
days ago that his organization would
not aid tho opponents OF Hill in their
fight against Tammany. ..:. !.
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senator sherman NniIs; n H.. Z

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. Ex-senator
Shcrman's comment this morning on
the statement that he had made up his
mind to resign was brief but compre-
,hensivc. He said: "Thero is not the
slightest foundation ior the story. /
have never uttered, to any one my pur.
pose : to resign, for l have never even
contemplated it." a
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Flftc,,cS,n 3, nuilIinr,s, nnIr..,, h ~, cd.

Hor SPRINGS. MINI, Feb. 20.-A, de-
structiye conaagration visited Hot
Springs early yesterday morning. Fit.
tocn business houses in the southern
part Of the city, including tho new SYM
dicote stone block in which sthepost-
Office was located, were burncd.E Tho
total losses will aggregate $4,000; in
surance 10000. AZ; s,sl,,lTy
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Emery.Fas!E IIorsue, sale.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 29.-The Emery.
Fasig horse salo began to-day at the, eel.
cbrdtod Glenvillo race track. Thirty-sey-
en- horses were disposed Of, realizlng Sl4,-
270, AN average OF 1856 per head. Among
them were: Nickel Plate, 4. B. Taylor,
Sandusky, O., SIPS; Lady Warren, +.
WEIGH, Delaware, O., $500; Golden Bell,
I. b. Taylor, Sandusky, o., 500;
spraguc Pilot, EN-. Mortley, Coshoc.
ton, o. 81 .0S5. sa,2l = SSf7il93lfF
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TOOK PARIS GREEN.
Prominent German Citizen of Parkers
burg Makes u Sad Mistake.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteligeacT.
PARKERsBUEG, W. VA, Feb. 29.-Frcd
Nelly, one OF the best known German
citizens in this part OF, the state, topll
paris green in mistake for some medi-
cine this mornings and died about an
hour aftegward in great agony. Mr..
Nelly was a prominent Odd Fellow and
Knight OF Pytlias, besides belonging to
the German Singing Society and>other
benevolent organizations, and his un-
.timely-teutht will DO mourned by n
great number OF people. He had been
in: business in this city for more than n
quarter OF a century and was known to
everybody. His son Edward is an Off
cial in the First National Bank OF this
city. st ~ s.Fgfi4s, t,,4
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MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
a Case In Which tho Shooter Says 1t Was
a Accidental. -.

Accidental.
VINELASD, n: j., Feb. 2S.-1Iinnie
Schmidt, who keeps a house of unsayory
reputation on the Garrison road near
Yineland, was shot in the left side OF
the abdomen ~last night'and is not cx-
pected to recover. William II. Good,
who has lived with the woman for some
time, it is alleged shot her, and he was
arrested to-day. He admits shooting
the,woman, but claims it was done acci.
dentally; that the revolver won't OF
while lie and Minnie were struggling
for the possession OF it. Both were in.
,toxicated at the time, it is said, and
after the woman was shot she lay for
several hours without medical attend.
ance, until a neighbor was called in and
summoned q physician.
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REEDS RULINGS RIGHT.
The Supreme Court Decides They
Woro Constitutional.
THE RIGHT TO COUNT A QUORUM

When Quorum Is Present but Not
Voting Sustaincd..The democratic
Cry Against Speaker Reed Amounts
to Nothing IN tho Faco Of tho Dc.
cision. of tho Highest Court In the
Land.-MoKinlcy Dill Also Declared
Constitutional = Boring Sen and
othcr Cases Decided BY tho Supreme
Body. {.
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THE BERLIN RIOTS
Patients in tho Observation-Disclosures
to be Given Employmcnt

BERLIN, Feb. 20.-According to re-
ports from tho various hospitals OF this
city twenty-five persons who wero nd
mittcd to the institutions during tho
riots of last week remain under treat
mcnt. Their injuries consist OF broken
legs, broken arms, sabre cuts, etc. One
lad is dying OF q fracture OF the skull.
Burgomaster Forckenbeck is organizing
measures for the relief Of the unemploy-
ed. He says public works will be start
cd on large scale, including the build
ing Of bridges and docks, which will give
employment to many thousands OF work
men. ~ X. s,ts5jt ~ ~ "a .try - Il,
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Emily Yearnens Dond.

Ngw YoRK, Feb. o9.-Aliss Emily
Yeamcns, tho actress, who has been
lying; i'll for several months at her
home, G43 Sixth avenue, died this
morning at 4:30 o'clock. Her mother,
Mrs. Annie Yeamcns, and her sister,
Miss Jennie Yeamens, nurscd hor ten
derly throughout her illness and were
with her ut the last. 5s5a
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Can Import u Pastor,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 29.-In the
case Of the suit OF tho church OF tho
Holy Trinity, Of New York, to test the
question Of its right to import rector,
the Rev. Mr.. Warren, the supreme
court to-day reversed the action OF the
lower court and decided in favor OF the
church. ls.s 5t
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SAN Francisco, Feb. 29.-Thc intcrna.
iiona seven days bicycle race ended
last night, Ashinger, the American,
winning by two feet over his English
opponent, Woods. Both covered S73
miles and 5 laps.
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Appointed Receiyer..,5 ".

SALTWATER, MISS, Feb. 29.-William
Hewitt was today appointed receiver
OF the Saltwater Railway company.
Satisfactory arrangements will be mudc
with the employees who struck last
week. and tho line will probably be in
operation tomorrow
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Tho Operator suancacted

CRooKsroS, MINI, Feb. eO.-The
Northern Pacific was robbed OF $500
express package Friday morning. The
theft was not discovered until Saturday
and has Just been .made public. S. Ii.
Benton, the night operator, is missing,
and suspicion points to him. = "
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AI'KINLEY BILL CONSTITUTIONAL
Tho Three Cases Decided by tho United
Stntss Snnrcmo Court n

Tho Three Cases Decided by tho United
States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 2l.-The
three cases in which importers sought
to test the constitutionality OF the Nc
kinley tariff act were to-day decided by
the United States Supreme Court. Tho
title of these cases are: Boyd, Sutton
& Co. and Herman Sternbach & Co.,
each versus tho United States and Joel
3. Erhardt, collector OF the port OF New
York, and Marshall, Field & Co..versus
Clark, collector OF the port of Chicago.
The grounds OH which it was main
tanned that the tariff was unconstitu-
tional were that the tobacco rebate Sec
tion OF the bill had been omitted in its
enrolment after its passage by Con-
gross, and therefore that the bill signed
by the President was not the bill passed
by tho legislative department; ;,that the
reciprocity feature was transmission
to tho executive of law making power
and therefore void, vitiating the whole
-actrand lastly, that theactI was void be.
cause OF the sugar bounty provision.
The court affirmed the judgments OF
the New York and Illinois circuit
courts OF the United States in favor OF
the constitutionalitv OF the act.
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Heclprocl,y With .Frn,n nc.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 2o.-Thc
secretary OF state has received official
notice OF o definite agreement for tho
establishment OF commercial srcci-
procity treaty between France and tho
United States. "a IA
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A ADISAPPOINTED.CROWD
The Great Ryan-Noedham Prizo
Fight Postponed.
RYAN SUDDENLY TAKEN SICK

With Sore Throat and Fover..sevcral
Thousand People Much VcScd..Thc
Observation-Disclosures Fight on We'd.
ncsday Night..Tho Australian the
Favorltc aud tho Sports ut New
Orleans arc Betting on Ilim..Tho
City Crowded with Strangers to Wit
ness tho Mill.
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copy oftho letter from Father Ducoy in
reply to Mr.. Blalne's letter ccnsuring
him for tho part ho took In tho secret
marriage Of J. G. Blaine, jr., to Miss
NeVlns.. Mr.. Blaine replied that ho had
no objection to tho publication OF the
letter, but that ho would not givo 1t out
himself. II was Father Ducey's priyl.
lego to publish it, He added casually
that the letter amounts to anything.
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THE BERING SEA CASE.

Tho Supreme Court Decides In Favor OF
tho United Statos. S
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 29.-The
United States supreme court has decid.
cd in favor OF the United States the
Sayward Boring sea case. Tho applica.
ton for q writ OF prohibition against
the Alaska court is denied.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 29.-The
"No quorum" case, IN which tho legal
ity Of tho Dingloy worsted act was ut.
tackled by Ballin, Joseph & Co., import
ers, was to-day decided by the United
States supreme court. The Dingley net
was passed through the action OF Speak
Or Reed in counting quorum when
there was q quorum OF three hundred
members present, but not voting. The
importers maintained that Speaker
Reeds action was in violation OF the
constitution and that the act passed in
this manner was void.
The United States circuit court for the
southern district of New York decided
against the United States and in favor OF
the importers on this ground, SO that
the case came before tho United States
supreme court adverse TO tho constitu.
tionality OF the mo quorum" method OF
parliamentary procedure. The court,
in an opinion by Justice Brewer, holds
that the mo quorum" rule was valid
and that the house of representatives
had a right to mako such rule.
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MARIE BLAINE'S SIDE
viii 30 aivon in Duo Time
Through Her Attorney.
SECRETARY BLAlNE'S STATEMENT

orthcAranuc inSWhlch sho Ropod
Ills EIghtcon. Ycar.old Son into a
Marriage the Sensation of tho Day.
Father Ducey Shields His Indis.
crction Behind Archbishop Corri.
can..Mrs. Novins Tells Hcr Version
ortho Interview. with Mrs. Blaine ut
augusta.
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weather For roc cas-. for ro.llnr.

For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio, cooler
north winds. mud generally in!r Tuesday, tIccSt
clondinoss and light SHOWS along the lake shore:
colder aud fair Wednesday, = = : : -
For West Virginia. becoming iRir Tuesday,
colder north Winds, colder md fa!s Wednesday.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
az furnished by c. SclSErs. dragrIst co,,cr
Market ind Fourteenth strne,s !. s.St
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Father Duccy,s Letter.

,o.,! oT.,Asnlscgos, D. O., Feb. 2a.-A rc,
f"''ef Today asked Mr.. Blaine for 4
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MRS. NEVINS' STATEMENT.

she Discrcdits Mr. Blaine's Statement and
Tells About tho Intervlew With Mrs.
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MAuER's RECORD.

:. But little is known OF Mahcr's record
on this side OF tho Atlantic. He has
only appeared in public twice in New
York, the first time stopping Jack Fal-
Ion, OF Brooklyn, in two rounds, and the
secon time knocked out "Sailor" Brown
and Jack Smith in an exhibition given
at Madison Square Garden last Deem
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Total reserve SAC IA, 100 8l57o7I,UUV
Rescyg req geno ,essso7s 124 sosoo 27oo21
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EIACK WILLIS DrKAAM r4EACcO ~.
HE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILwAYS AND Union
~ STOCK WARDS 80.
y LIE BOARD OE DIRECTIONS have this day

/ derIar the regular scmi1nnuel dividend Of four
cont the Ionmon sioct Of thi, Sonps l. ga, aDle at
he on,cc tr (Ompany. - Br01dN1v New.lOrh CITY.
on the 9th day OF Jlnuasy io9! to -tJehh,cei. Of
record al Of the tensfcr book OF wednesday.
Jan 20 1892. 81 p Transfer books VIII reopen on
i""''1'' '1"' THOMAS sTvEGIs. Treasurer
Ian
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osING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, Jan. cap. IN
By the operations Of the New-lork Sub
Treasury in the week ended last night. the assoc
ciated banks gained S4,O22,247. The weekly
bank statement published to-day showed gain
in cash of Sll.196.OOO. OF the Treasury dis
bnrsements an unusual item was the payment oil
60 OOO. 900 or more on account OF the DIVIDEND
on the failed Maverick National Bank Of Boston,
which is being distributed from this city ASIDE
from Treasury operations, however. money has
been flowing in this direction from all parts OF
the country The deposits have practically
reached the extraordinary sum of SoOo'ooo'ooo'
There was no important increase in loans, and'
in fact the total amount reported falls Dciow
the deposits by over Sj0,oOo,OOO- In us u''unS
the statement was fairly consistent. al'hough o"c
increase in deposits was smaller by about Si'ouo'-
600 than the other changes demahucu inr
statement of course, was made on HsihB ~ :;
orns The result Of the changes was an IA,
oraaso NJ Ss.A26s75 in the surplus reserve anu
tho hanks held in excess Of legal rcqi'renlcIn,'
S33.O 02. 900 against S24,Os9,05 IN wv ~ IN
snonding week q year ago, and Slo'o'l'ooo III
the preceding year. .....,o,,s ., I,ou
The following the comparative s'a'''
airy 1G and %: f., o. Differences.
In.n. Is2 ss5 3? Zoo "a g9 400
sDc %l .: lo4 5O0YOO 10402,iD nc 2TS3Sj0
bs so<ts So n Imc o sd 200
Circulation ....... 559O7OO '''oo''V' ~ ,o,,i 70.
The following shows the relation bct"'o" W" ~' ~
serve and tho total deposits the respective uScs 800
go s,O4 500 800 $40, 100 Inc. 10 $50 I'V
SIseie Al OO4 800 i6Dos 600 Inc. o@ooo .o
ro,, reserve SAG ia 100 sI57S7l 900 neah l'O'0o
ResSg reG Gepc ,2i5so5 24 sosioo Inc 27oo2o
r
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,rnlus ... s2tj16,025 sS3,oo2'Noo nv 10
WHAT WAS DONE vN STOCkS.

Tho stool, market was moderately active, pus 1T iI
ro1niar and devoid OF interesting features ln'
ctocks that have an international market WIZ Eu
roliN. heavy but Northern Pacific preferred aioic
,yos active II closed without elasticity az aouc o ~,
in,yeet nont with loss OF nearly PEI III.
ouisviIe and Nashville declined IN Ilc &C.
dealings. but rallied SHARPLY ana ehdcu a' al ~
nc first price. The final declines weie ,nos
,o cent OF the Granger stocks NORTHWESTERN was
pe[ontinnolly strong and among the coal Shares
! ockawanna closed only fraction neioW ~
h;nbest point The leadership OF the maIHe'' III
yer was assumed by Disting ana oatIe I enaT
~ which rose 2 IL per cent and hcOrcn IL iiai
NY, ~ nor cent The buying VS. supposcmr
e"' hn for the account of the Wtstrin
iUterests which recently sold their nolo, ,,ias
i d. 70 produce a reaction. The deciihe "aS
~ naused by real developments in the ahdI!s "
~, comnonv and. ms il may be presumed rom ''e
hmyino that the speculative directors navy ,,,
SShnd tho purpose OF the manipulation tn' e 'o.f
pin,b o allowed 10 follow the large earnings anu
nannd condition Of the company. New-EnRia Nv
.,h n rcceded from It's top price IL closeu WIZ"
an advance Of 2 per cent. ,.;,,, ro,.orablc
The publication Of an eXtra0rdlnariS Ia" Az. ,Lc
I'LL statement was without influence, iui ' ~
nnthora of money has ceased 10 he a lac,oi hm -.
snecmlation The closing was rather heaN' ""'
RE Clearing House statement is as f ollowo
For foday-Exchanges, Sl39,5l9,s3s Dad' 11S
"a no 63O: for Tie Wccl<-EXchanges, S'So'''-'
! 81 balances, S34,884,36"
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
1-bere were again no transactions in uovern.
IN. bonds and bids for some Of the currency
issues were reduced. The closing quotations "eio
as follows: -
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FFICE or THE CONSOLIDATED KANSAS CITY
SNELTINs AND REFINING, COMPANY,
y N,SAE->r.
\ I.N..l !.isN. JHTT Ic'-
IT, HE BOARD OF TRU STEES have this day

dcc.a regular casa dividend Of this conn any for
wear ls9i, tcinc 10 payable FetTGary lS2
Tho transfer will b.. closed this Office January %
snd rcop-ncd February g. 1892. fom surplus earnings so
luy invested the trustee, have also declared
dly dcnd % l2i PEI cont piyabr In stock q. tho s,mc
time bring part Of tn" incr ~ w ca'a so OF thi
Ass!st?nt Secretary.
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FOREIGN COMMERCE. Al NEWYORK

FOREIGN COMMERCE Al NEWNORk.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEw-YoRK
Drv good. ~. l55.o-3 S292i,.3s tJoI.S,,
D,1et n,clchandi.c 49,. 5.sG7 ,.oJ 1lo0"f "i4'''f'
Total for the week 81, 0?i Oj 80 80 go ~
since Lamar ..... % i59 Ss1 32.O3,1Oo 81 3''f'o
IMPORTS OF SPECIE At NEW-YORK.
For the wceS ..... slcco7s e32iGG III I;9
since January I'm. 7S74jJ '19''i ''''i'
-. Aa 'raok s82I o2i sios.o35 1868, ooi
Since January i......... l.GOj2JO l'O'o'o'f i'''''
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Business Chances.

DTSl\FSS OrpORTUNITT.-A fHt-clas
ID Monthly MaQayinc making money can be prr:
chl-,d by the rht party; Young energetic, esucatt
man w.:h business push buy with but sm1ll cash
OUTLAY responsibility j. D"biHd hlm. Address u. D.,
Ron ISL. N,N-NOfH.
A DVERrI sEMENrs FOE THE NEW.iOIK TR!B:
n CNE WILL BE REcEINtD ~ tut UPTOWN
or FIC kS .23S broadway, corner Thirty .tr.ts-
li0 Broidway corner 26th-,t until y. m. 20 West
Twenty staNe.; i52 Gth1Ne 1913 Fourth
ave. Fourteenth st.. 7Go Ihdare corner torN.
soNcuth>t: 1925 Third nPnr >'Nr.NrSt-s l,fCs
rr.tavc lOG Wcs, fo,iy ond.s, C9e Comnbps-aye
ITO Nmth-,ye I'D s.. % Ibrrtv-st - Avenue \,
i'a33 Thrl.ayo aud the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Inst
on hunirs and twenty-hfthst up ~ D. NJ and .o3
West and twenty hfthst.. OF reguilr Office
rates.