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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-04
MONDAY. July 3.

The volume OF business upon the Stock Ex-
change to-day Appropriated tho extreme
record OF the average half holiday in point OF
dulness. and the bulk of the transactions re-
corded merely reflected the operations OF the
Board room professionals The continued I'M
certainty In regard to the monetary outlook
predisposes representative operators to mac
tion. To-day tho scalping element sought to
derive profit from an advance in the rates for
money on call to 25 q cent. and an addi-
tional issue Of $2.S65 900 OF certificates by
the Clearing House Loan Committee. bring
Ing the total issued SO far up to $21.-
665.0UO. Stress was laid upon the fact
that already about $5.0OO.OO0 OF loan certifi-
Gates more than were issued subsequent to
tho Barring panic have been put out. AS
matter OF fact. the July disbursements have
passed off smoothly and without the occur
renee Of unexpected noteworthy defaults.
The demand for money Incidental to the July
settlements is the heaviest of the year. ex-
ceeding the January payments. AS to the
rates for money. the extreme figure quoted
was practically nominal. as were the excep-
tionally low rates reported In the late after
noon. A fair average loaning rate for the day
was o to 10 u cent.
Under ordinary conditions there is usually
after the first week In July very large ag-
gregste Of money seeking reinvestment, but
ut tho present time investment houses are
Anxionsly considering how far the monetary
strinRency and the contraction Of credits will
restrict the demand for hiRh-class securities
In tho late summer and carly fail Even err
chants who buy for cash. and who In ordinary
times have ON hand considerable sums to in
vest are at present compelled in many In
stances to discount notes for country GUS
toners who cannot secure accommo dation
from their own banks. For obvious reasons
the banks now ind more advantageous uses
fortlicir money than In bond Investments In
fact. but for the extremely low prices ruling a
NUMBER Of institutions would seek a market
for lines OF securities. The railroad bond mar
kst at the New York Stock Exchange is unsat-
isfactory at present. bids being scarce even for
the best investment securities.
In the usually active list the only stock that
even approached activity was ST. Paul common.
During the forenoon the bears were successful
in effecting material declines In several
ceeding full point were In Manhattan Rail
cent. and Denver and Rio Grande preferred
~ = cent. In Manhattan hallway the deal
ings aggregated only few hundred shares.
Inn. LAckawanna rallied 2 y cent from the
lowest. and General Electric and q. b. aud
Quincy Displayed resiency. A rally OF 1 q
cent. In silver bullion certificates to 73. bring
ing the Kew foEk price above the London
parity, wan ascribed to covering OF shorts
Final sales compare with those OF Saturday
"A follows:
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DELAw ARE Las Aw,ANNA AND
Stations In New 40. -, Foot OF barclay and
sHoETEsTHfSE. XEST!ByLED
Direct route to Newark. bloomfield. Montclair. tho
Oranges, summit. Bernnrdsvlle Basking Ridge.
Madison, MorristOwn. PhssaIc Paterson, Boont6u.
Dover. stnnhope. Budds Lake, Lake hopatcong.
Hackcttstown. Schooley's Mountain. Warrington
Philiipsburg. EastOn Water Gap. stroudsburg 20.
como Mountain. scranton. Pittston Wilkesbarre
hanticoke. Danvilie. Northumberland. Montrose
Blnghanton, oxford, Norwich, Waterville. Utica.
Richhold springs, Cortland, Syracuse. OBwego
Ithaca, Owego. Elmira. Corning. bath Dansville
Buffalo, and all points West, northwest, and South.
west.
900 a. M;-Bunalo RichHed Springs, and oswego
Express, Pullman parlOr cars. Connects ut Buffalo
with train for Chicago arr, ing at A. next morning.
s,eO a. M.-Binghaniton Mail stops at principal
1 800 i. N.-scranton. Bnghamton and Elmirn Ex-
press. Pullman paror cars.
4ilO II. M.-scranton. WiikesbArre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman parlor cars.
q $40 Il. M.-ldaily)-Bnhalo Limited Ell press Pull
man sleepers. Arrives at 7:l6 AN.
o 100 Il. M.-(daily)-Bufalo. Eichheld Springs. and
Oswego Express. Pullman siee pers.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 10 Murray
st. and Az, BIoadway Ticket. at ferry stations 1876
New York; 1898 Washington ST. 72H Fulton A.. and u
Broadway Brooklyn. Time table giving full Informs
tion at all stations.
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
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Zeal Estate Transfers.

I'm INK ii BSrShandt and VIE s1z25o
steinmann 10000
Walker and wife to Elizabeth Morrison .,... 9.15o
o.! s's s and Vile TO Arthur ilaasoa 5000
man ei 81 TO Henry Koth and ano 7I.15o
ohl...............'. 49,: 10000
qra ana T1s 90 e, neey naa wife 10 10
solomon Miller 1900
MernSers and ns"., 27eoo
1sssS !. ns ~ y southern boulevard. look IN
1sisl i. 5. rs " Southern boulevard, G ooo
pod r Treu to zacnariasen .,,,.''.....e,, $500
drew,Dentleln g E,tweisnsr:. .............,.
iss,S p IT, s. iso " Bouievsrd. ioox95ii
Henry Shaw to Rosborg ....,..........,.,. 1900
cS asisns kus.su 'a 80 F:sor .v o..ss
rf590 %nnHs tffa 10 h ~ 70.
'fIs ..s.l 100 20 sSSs'and a. ss.ss 5000
1l Rshk i, 70 100 60 Sr. sl Av 75xiooi WIN
Baston n' ross = . Frospec. aw ls.So;
At,ornsy q. 100 Rvinvton st, 8ox1oo >''0
Beniamin Rroois and ano. exrs. to Frances
west i$th T. siS: Mary Hoare to Moses Red.
msna sad Il, VIE 90 Jan, 81: .aaS:77io1
!frsx; L Reynolds and wife to Henry .o,o,
antshiui and ano saT6o
SD st, n 8 i762e Sd ay, 8sioxio2.2: Xrtnirr
liaabold ana wife g Centre, THyn Vs,en 1900
S ya.spS wisin:r and Ss to soe&os sns;
5i.s st. TN n s. i75 : stI AZ i5iioo5 Lizzie
Kida 20 Mary + TrTOw611, IL Y.t.,in. $4,000
Meier 10 Robert GreenIha and wife 800. 1920
a.rdn.r ana p raj % Han oardn.
q ,.@ s ca sy s0d Isna'E
pisorow 70 Margaret Calhoun 49,. 2s.5oo
lis tn J. 50 49," siox irres: Pal. oOO
Charles Lloyd to Minnie CAM i..;;.;;.... 1900
,dss sS !, "..
T.st I; IS Tn "a N soiiooii Henry
sd Az coz iissh st. as1ioo: Franss. iein. oo'o
mardes 10 II We,s.mann;. ,.,.s::y.;:,..... 6I.ooo
,Gsss srilsta snaoio IN. $500
DILL: Angclalis Dsolin 10 II shaw. -. 5000
Rs:s :: 100 cornell plsss. i3.SiI25: ia. 's"
villa as 8 siGs soathsra boulevard. 25x 0''
sa lame GsSlsss. toh MsizI.T..:i;s l
'.h % BHS,s s. John !.
4aiS i. 10. and io7 West; Levy to Al.
tonioO Mazzeu. 10000
43d st. 5o7 west; II q Kudbeck 10 Helene N
Ridge st, rs; Henry With TO b Dresen and
lst Al. Ioi East X j Guilfoyie and wife 10 -'''
Ioughiin Doolcy $50. .;.i.:..;.;a...;.., 1850
sno 1880
blst q, n .. TAO ID Av. l30xo5; Fanny Nor.
RS % Rose nbaam 1o25o
isnatz Gbeie.. $4,000
s.ndasli 70 4 sehsnot ,,4.,'. $4,000
R!sisl 10 Arthur Haqbolt :,.i,,.... 1000
bBth st, III Sth ay, 2lxiO0b; Edward
Baumann and wife TO Isaac Simon ...........
Ay A. II W cor roth 81. 2T.Sxg4; Eugene Eiser
to Henry Stube
Lot III. map GambrsenE 2ith ward; the
f Est.s sa. ! ~ Loan Assoc 70 $3.50
l0sanna HAOayagh 10 l. Blackburn.......,... ]
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OLD DOMINION LINE

t G1GSMfosT md SEwPoRI NEWS. connecting ror yIt
Ard WASHINGTON D. C.-Moi. (irslght only Tues
Wed, Thurs, and Sat FOR RIcHMUND Via JAMES
klEEk-Mon. freight only. Wed. ana Sat For HhEr
koi Mt, tA.Tue, Thurs and sal, From rler 20: II
freight rates 10 all points sonth and west. Apply at
once or company on pier or at H. 22 23o.
FOL. 2e7. 3lsA. 1872 MA. and las Broadway. D
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Electric stock Quota.ion>.
Live Stock Market.

New York. Monday. July 3.-Receipts of beevss for
two days were 1856 he al including 90 cars for
port. II cars for the market and 22s car. direct TO
former values ro9Te. to , Ssss corn and
ers" at $4sy4.9u: Texans At S3H5S$4 Is: bulls and
dry cows at $a5o9s3 TO- Dressed beef steady at 20
SIC q H. native sides. Latest cable from London
quotes American steers dull at 0lfsl1Sc ~ dressed
weight. and American refrigerated beef steady at
scant p1ec. Il N. shipments tomorrow. 500 beeves
and q 500 quarters OF beef.
Market active. bnt all sorts No = NJ lower veas sold
S5@$725 a 100 MS; mi ed lots at $3759S65O but
termiIk calves at So 7163S4.
Receipts of sheep and bs for two days in eludne
II cars direct. Is 2s2 head. Sheep were steady
aud firm; lambs active. but prices 4c 70 Hc. =:
lower. Dressed mutton steady at SIG lOl&c. q ID;
dressed lambs slow At Dle@ l3c-
Receipts or hogs for two days were S266 head in.
GLIDING two for sale Market ull NJ S6,4OG$7 d
m hs
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6bies a ass f Edson Hsf
s as a 9 snd Ternlnsi e. fooE Island
extension IS. and Wabash issues. The
and Ohio net so
TO "a; Kansas and Texas As 4 to 20: Rock
Island 6s sna Tn
declines were in Edison Electric j. ] SITS. 4
cent, to JOG; Northern Pacific lst Reg, 1. to
IL 9,9 81 and Richmond and Terminal 5'' =" cent
silver bullion certificates for 60, 900 ounces
sold at 72nt073. closing at 13. Bar silver In
$50 900 ounces.
Money on call. 1925 y cent. closing at 3 !.
cent There is practically nothing doing ~
paper Is still nominal.
The market for sterling and Continental cx-
change was flrmer. End rates were 2 trillo
tsSr sssa Tong f Ss sn Tfsis
s4.sSS for dsTand Actual rates ere: IL Long pilIs.
and csSs trsnsof sse sls STAYS Francs
are quoted at s. "a ia5. 22G, for long and $40
Tor long and 30aa39'i for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
cents premium Charleston. Buying. par; SELL
Ing. = premium. ssvannah-Buying. dis
ff5d pin sn
discount. San Francisco-Sieht,1 10 cents dis
sen ssted 6S.
Par to 20 cents discount
The Des Moincss and Fort Dodge Railroad
Company has declared dividend OF 2 v cent
on the preferred stock.
The all-rail east-bound shipments Of dead
freight from Chicago ba last week were 47ao OS
and 90. iii tons the corresponding week OF the
previous year.
The exports OF general mercha an dise from this
is a se week SSd
S0.O2oO2l for the corresponding week OF last
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail.
S3603. $40. an increase of S352.27a rs COM
Esh 81 Snss Of G asd
Isl. an increase of S15b.d23.
ss St Hsss nna sf1 s
increase Of S64.79 as compared with the same
month Of last year. and net S253.249. decrease
The Oregon Improyemen Railroad reports
e a. s Of Mb lie %
o @easS Of q s5 sSi year. and net an In
The Minneapolis and ST. Louis Railroad re-
May d with she
crease Of S4.453
The Evansville and .Terre Haute Railroad
Company statement for ten months ending
April 500: Gross earnings 81 los. 2QS. net earn
inGs s52!. II nYe 3d. charges S226.s73 leaving
u
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Com
pany reports gross earnings for tho month Of
June OF S143.s76 an increase of Sl7,S42.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
Saturday as follows:
July I. july 8.
Gold coin and bullion SOC 1881 sos ass Alb
Silver coin ana bullion. 43lOSIo 4.415, $50
Legal tenders including
treasury notea.......... 1888 2o39s 1865
Observation-Disclosures 1853 sIco 35..1ls
Deposits in national banks. 2.0S2.573.
against S11 .35S. 9)S last Saturday. In addition
bullion purchased under the act OF July II. 1890.
Sl4! .1DQ;227. and Treasury notes issued
against the same. S147 lYO. 2Z7. OF which S14O.-
OUl .UJ4 nre outstanding.
Money in London. ,s0ai p cent. Rate OF dis.
count in the open market, for both short and
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on bal
ance to-day: 100000. Paris advices. quote 3 q
cents at 81 FRANCS nc AZ esntimes and exchange
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Tickets, New York to Chicago
and Return. 62s.OO.
Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds Fair
leave foot OF West 42d St. as foiows 15 minutes earlier
man sleepers New York to Chicago. Arrives Detroit
1:45 r. NJ Chicago $3.50 r. NJ. st. Louis :<5 A. NJ.
1:45 4. NJ. daily. via Niagara Falls Reclining
chair car Seats free) New York to Niagara Falls.
Through Pullman sleepers New York to Chicago
Arrives Detroit 0:4o p NJ. Chicago. 1882 A. H. St.
si4S A. NJ. texcept Sunday for West Cornwall
Orrs Mill Campbell hall, LaEe Mohonk. Lake Mime.
waska. and Waikiki Valley Railroad. stations Stony
Ford Mdd!stown Bloorningburgh. Wurtsboro. Summit.
vile Ellenville. Pittsburgh. Monticello. Liberty and
o;iS 4. NJ. daily for M,ddletown. FaIlsbureh
Monticello Liberty. tarb"ndaie. Scranton Walton.
Delhi. sidney Norwich. Ctca Rome. Oneida. Fulton.
Oswego Niagara Falls.
.45 T.. VI. Saturdays only. for Campbell Hail.
Middlstown. Boomingburgh. Summitvie. Ellenville
falsburgh. Monticello. Liberty. White Lake Livingston
HIS r. NJ. Except Sunday, vestibuled Limited
for Lake hohonk Lake Minnewaska. and Waikiki VAL
ley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall. Middletown
Mountain Dale, Centrevie Fallsburgh Monticello Hur
ieyviile. Liberty Falls Liberty Parksville. and Liv
Z no r. Nj Except sunday for West Cornwall
orr's Mills. Campbell Hall. Mddietown summitville
Ellenville. and all interme diate points
5.f5 II. NJ. daily Middetown. Summtvile, Falls
burgh Liberty. Livingston Manor. R0ckland. Walton,
sidney, Norwich. Oneida, Fulton OBweyo. Niagara
Falls
way New York Transfer Company calls for and checks
baggage to destination.
J. c. ANDERSON. q. P. A..
SO Beaver St. New York.
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liz
loe,h ST. MS SO . 9th sv. 1dexioo.ii;BF d,
1aetR At. 81 S6s III sV 1880: Eliza St john !,
1os, S 81 q 1913 iHoaicv,rd. a5Iio0ii; ,oo
Ros,n,on to NV Moore o. ','..>'i...''. $500
pono,ce TO bonohos Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Rer,n 10 % . Regain 'n a' ,.'''''' 27ooo
sehreiner to Regsn Observation-Disclosures. 27.e5o
J.rsmisS Dcviin to snssr .....'...,'... 1850
Kompne SoA "s eco i,''ue 70 $4,000
prop; valentine to George q Grennen
same me Prop pTss:s page 70 same ia psl!.:.:
b FSS and t. to sas:
same prop! Monroe to George Grenn.
Sam: fsS %ss to s% .sa. sss Es5
entihe eocfcurth anu .no 70 $4,000
70 an Or. Jonas 10000
5stb st. 40 west Henry isiu6s and wife to
gene Eisert ..,.........,.......,,..,......
RtcoRpED noRrGAGxs.
East atR a. instails s'U" s&25o
stem. same prop. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
AID st. W il III ay. demand .'.e....,'.'.. 1000
Bloodgncd Freeman, and wife to Greenwich ,oo
Cohen R.bsssa s: and sno, to B n &orshauer. ,oo
Collins Ann to koehier n 18th st. eXvonuo
a 5000
and wife. b1st st. Q lat av, 5yIs.",n,;.; 1000
los vsricf Sc $4,000
prissen ssni and .no to werth., Ridge o
st, n Delaney st, 2 morris 2yrs.,. ., ~, 5000
sd st and III to 223 Greene a. yr ....:. 1900
st 10th av. 6 yrs 10000
nash st. 9th ny iyr:.....,..,.....i..;.. 10000
GS,it "a t ,v s1sm'i'ef gent sdn 1000
a1an,.hik and wife to Lev. Rmaldo W Gin. ,,o
H.nsoid: Af!hur q Frsdsrist Banmei.ser ct 90 ooo
Saw bk n 96th st; "a ay. yr;,:..:...3; 1900
n.y. yr:;::.;:.;;. 1000
,,s. "a az yrs; leoo
Mare A1fsh,m and wife to D NJ Ed'ail VS. am
Mesi . Cha. and wife to Rebeeca wohifsr mn
Roth, Henry ana snS / R,ehman. SIS De. lao
Rock L os /. MarEir'. Reilly ms 10th ,ooo
sGh nm Francis n and wife to Ambrose .oo
stsln%snn sisnuna j. e German american
Bessksr s 10 and III. $4,000
W. ": % =. AVE-. 5yr; 1000
wsn.n. on.a .n3 az 70 a., ~ iwnin %, ~N'"
~ "a n 81 s.: ,SS.. ;sS:,. $500
rra.S,, =, x1 lat a. 1880
SYST. 9Th az . Er.. I'll. y u.;.v 10000
sherfy: Gee 4; ana wire 70 Annie Frey. aooo
Wise, chas. ana ano to simon Golden6erS. SIS
So.n II, "a av anu o,neT PROP oonH $500
nTt snl Lonia. anu sh9 10 eoushun ooo
Bailey. Jacse D; to r Garn'ey. ms Il5.h st. am
sth ~ morris r LAIN $500
g yI. w. 70 9ssm"u pe'iin II io''h "A ooo
~; bou w ys Oh. ASoo
Carl Peter s and vile to D9herty lots 3s% eoo
cass,dx o1 0WePp P et Al to- as,Ie FIsdsr oo
lex e. William st. !; ;ns;s $50
bat'estn n.ain, .. "a 10 iRha'Z "ass Aooth ,.oo
nj ~ Az. yts @'oO
n Forres. av n clifton s. 3yrs:;:.i. 81: 1000
convsn. av: itlst st. -: 5000
Eichler Augpsts TO Carrie weidermnn. IS ~,
iS0th st. W Elton Az. yrs:;: 1000
hi Iantb' a. ~ EIton ny a fs''A "ihAie' .oo
r9o s h nm w. az ~ . at ooo
aV u lo9'n 81 demand l,Ooo
Fairmonnt Mac. w Narn,oo ~ a W.. 7so
GU Ninnn - w.. rioSS ~ y nn,h 'a1 'oo
nv r vra ... 1000
Gardner. Ann e. to Tooker. s s 11sth ST. o
Goerlitz. Lizzie to spu!er. lsth st, LIST
av .........;.:;..:; $500
Krunnenatsr. Albert. to Geo Ehret. ioGth
Kohn josef to Faub. Isl av S cor 18TH st.
? :.................. 5000
Morrison. Elizabeth. to j Walker. SIS 4th st.
"a av yrs SOW
Marshall Albert b; to- crotsy. e virginia .ooo
Norris sv. yrs io!s. 27oo
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-17

\ Saturday evening, Geo. Scott fell
from a load OF oats and was rum over by
the wagon, receiving painful bruises, but
no bones were broken.
Saturday evening a small fire occurred
liz the residence OF Mrs. Matz in the
southeast part Of the city. The damage
was not OF consequence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrnes, who have been
visiting in the family OF their son,
Thomas, departed this morning for
their home at Iona Lake, Mimi.
Charles and Walter Porter, Of Storm
Lake, Iowa, have purchased five acres OF
land from nj. L. Clark, and will become
permanent residents OF Madison.
Maggie Calllnan and little brother
spent Sunday, with their father, Con-
ductor Callinan, in this city,
returning to Austin, Mimi, this morn
ing.
Word comes from Bryant that Mira.
Pye has recovered consciousness and
acts very sensibly though weak, and
there 10 now much hope of her ultimate
recovery.
AT 10 o'clock this morning, VIM. Nc
Grath's residence and contents were al
most totally destroyed by fire. Through
the fundamentally OF the attorneys oil
the city, a purse OF 500 was raised FOL
the benefit OF the family.
w. T.. Bush OF Miner county, cousin o.
w. F. Smith OF this city, has been en-
joying life at the Chautauqua grounds
Mr.. Bush says the talent Is wonderful
and Madison 10 the only town in the
west that would dare venture into such
q high-priced line OF entertainment.
Yes O'Gar, the popular engineer, viii
return to his former run, with head
quarters in Madison, the first Of next
month. Yes says the people Of Madison
do not half appreciate the good towr
they reside in, and to fully appreciate
it IL they should live in some other towr
a few months.
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THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

AVAxAA
The crowds are coming.
VIM. Dickson has returned to Madison
to remain.
Mrs. Nichols and the baby returned
from Pipestone.
Secretary of State Thorson passed
through the city this afternoon en- route
to Pierre.
Russell Fl. Conwell, one OF the most
noted lecturers on the Chautanqua pro
gram, arrived this afternoon.
Yesterdays excursion from Minnesota
points was a grand success and the ex-
cnrsionists were we'll pleased.
Dell Rapids was represented on the
C~hautauqua grounds yesterday by lac
OF her citizens, actual count.
The 4th Regiment band came up from
the lake this afternoon and ~enlivened
Egan avenue with severa. choice selec.
tions.
Conductor Thomas Of Lacrosse was
among the e~xcursionists yesterday and
spent the day with his friend, Tin
Lannon.
Miss Emma Martin, OF st. Ansgar
Iowa, and Mrs. A. Wardall, OF Huron
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nc
Govern.
& tEHYaG# \E
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Supt. Hager to-day announced the
Following committee to make arrange
Imentsfor Recognition Day: Mrs. J. A.
Trow. chairman; Mesdames Alex Cam
eron. A. M. McCallister, Roberts, VIM.
Lee, j. I. Hubbell, J. b. jerks, Misses
Ida Jones Edna Beck, Rev. j. P. Jenkins,
and Henry Neill.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Laviolette. OF
Howard, are the guests OF Geo. Beck and
family in their neat cottage on the
ground.
z Every man having a beard should keen
it an even and natural color, and il it is
not 90 already, use Buckingham's Dye
and appear tidy.
Wanted, two men at the marble works
Wanted, to rent a dwelling containing.
five or six rooms. A. FRIzzELL.
Furnished rooms to rent enquire OF
JOHN P. CoFFEY.
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Alady, who lost her gold watch on the
grounds yesterday was more than de
lighted to have it returned to her by
Supt. Hager to whom it had been re-
turned by the finder. This was not
Mrs. Dempster's watch, however.
Lanlord Jares took care OF nearly 800
at dinner yesterday and handled them
easily too.
Joseph Cook, DR.. VIM. III. Crawford,
Miss Lily Runals, the greatest Chautau-
qua trio of the past week. took their de-
parture to-day.
Mrs. Cranmer and Mrs. Alice A. Pick
Ter departed for Huron to take part in a
state meeting.
Large crowds still arriving.
Assembly chorus, band concert, aud
the celebrated Robertson & Ransom
combination tonight.
Tomorrow will be Recognition Day.
Appropriate exercises will take place.
Let all Madison Chautsuquans be pres
emit.
A business meeting Of the stockhold
ers of the w. G. T. U. association ia
called for 8 o'clock tomorrow to be held
in the reception room of the building.
Election OF officers and other important
business is to be transacted.
Miss Winnie Buchanan found her lost
pocketbook and feels happy,
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Furnished DON to rent enquire OF
JOHN p. CoFFEY.
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Wanted, to rent a dwelling containing.
five or six rooms. A. FRIzzELL.
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equaled on u assembly platform.
SUNDAY CLOSING"
IL the afternoon q jubilee service was
held in honor OF Sunday closing OF the
worlds fair, and Joseph Cook was
orator for the occasion. He went back
into the misty records OF the past, $500
years before Abraham, and showed that
the week and day OF rest we're then es-
tablished and recognized. This fact has
been the possession OF the whole human
family. from time immemoral. The nine
other commandments Of the decalogpe
are respected and observed In human
conscience, why. should not the fourth
commandment be? The obligation il
just as great. It's ven -injunctions-
labor, rest, equality, divine companion.
ship and worship-ara Just AZ binding al
any other commandment or obligation
which 10 respected. The principle Of the
Sabbath or day OF rest runs through both
- WafAR4 &asyA - 49, ~.
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