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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12

sU.uVi Uusneis ~ uitu uyvI ,sv,s -nv-s "~a
weak and sold very slowly Receipts were w
ears nga nst 30 cars wear ago.
Prices were quoted ~ follows No hard
wheat, bpc; No hard wheat, bfi 5thso; No I
hard wheat, biH b0fo rejected hard wheat,
t6biic No red wheat 10000 No . red
wheat, bl1 10 No I red wheat, As bsc.
Corn WAS In fair demand at unchanged prices.
Offerings were quite moderate Receipts were
80 cars against . cars q wear ago.
No. . mixed corn sold ut 3!A 33kc No I
mixed, a2ia3L No. quoted nomlnaly NJ
aIc No white, SIC. No. white. 8tlt9l'Io.
No. white quoted nominaIly At Sic. Shippers
paid "6Ha.9kc Mississippi river aud Jvdo
Memphis for Ma. oOru. No. 2sold at 81 I31Ho
Mississ ppi river
Oats we're steady Receipts were cara
against7 ears u year ago Cash proes' No 4
mixed, ~ ,b29o No 2s92s 90 No. : 20 %
No. viii c. ;OI alie No white, ~ ttJJo
Rye was frm No was held at sc and 30
was bid No 3. at bio 20, No, a. normally, ipc,
Flaxsccd steady " go, according 70 billing
on tho basis OF pure; small lots 30 less
Hrnn frm b7L59c, according 10 billing, iO)lb
sacks
Hay Receipts "a cars market steady QUO
tatOns are: Timothy, choice, s9hQtlD 10. good.
ts5O go clover mixed, H0J0sb per ton!
fancy praire ~ ~ good to choice, " JO1s ~,
common. % 591L5O.
'hicAR0 Grain u Il Provisions
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
NAvARRE NUGGETS.


Special REFLECTOR Core, pondence.
NAvAnRE, Jan. I'D. Is. Horton
has been on the sick list for several
days but ia improving. DR.. Ketchersid
of Hope has been attending the case.
Lewis Shank has been acting as
clerk in the store since the illness Of
the proprietor.
Q. 8. ii ,ftnan has added another
large building to the improvements on
his home farm.
The roads are In bad condition now
and the hauling OF heavy loads does not
improve them.
There Is talk OF new store being
started here In the spring. This Is a
good location, being surrounded by HI
good II farming district as there Is in
the county.
Tho candidates for the office of post.
master at Navarro do not see m to be rs
numerous ~ in many places.
Mrs. Wrightsman has returned TO
Mcpherson after her visit here with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Hams from Manhattan is here
looking after Col. And@rson's interests
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

-Prof. Bristol's famous horse enter
tainment will be here Jan. 80 and 81.
j. r. Davis, formerly Of this city,
is now assistant postmaster at Slater,
Mo.
Next week the REFLECTOR will
commence Bret Harte's new story,
"Sally DJws."
The Golden Belt Medical associa.
tim will hold its next meeting in
Abilene In April.
Next Saturday the County Teach
ers' association will hold its second
meeting Of the year.
Sol. +. Stauffer and Mrs. Anna
Peck were married at Hope early this
week, Rev. Mason officiating.
-Ooe Of the Gospel Union workers.
G. M. Wilbur, is going to Central
America as missionary soon. IL will
be nice trip for him.
The County Teachers association
will not meet until Jan. 81, one week
from next Saturday. An interesting
program ami an evening lecture will be
among the features Of the session.
IT. e. Dewey's air, ady excellent
library has been enriched by the entire
collection Of books of the late Col. J.
W. Gore, including large number Of
standard books of references and fiction.
-One of the closing acts of County
Attorney Crsnston's term Of Office was
the refunding ID the county of $500, he
having drawn $500 under the new
law which the courts declared uncon.
stitutional, hence making the salary as
Of old $1,000.
F. V. Close has secured job as
one OF the assistant sergeants at arms
Of the Populist senate at Topeka. That
other distinguished patriot and
scholar, Bill Decker, has not been
heard from. lie has probably ben
lost in the shl file.
One OF Abiene's time honored
institutions il likely to be wiped out.
G. B. Seats. is taking the Kelley cure at
Concordia. A purse of $40 was raised
by benevolent people to make the test.
If q. b. comes out all right there will he
hope for nearly any one and the Kelley
cure will bs magniilcrntly endorsed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
DEPUTY ATTORNEY HARDEsTY.
Mr.. Little's Choice Falls on His Law
Partner.

The appointment papers Of the
deputy county attorney have BEEN filed
and the suspense that has lowered over
the minds Of several eminent legal
lights has been lifted. County Attor-
ney Il. @. Little has appointed his law
partner, L. q, Hardrsty, deputy county
attorney To ill the office in Mr.. Little's
absence as consul to Cairo. In view
of the probability Of President Cleve-
land making an early removal OF the
consular beers Mr.. Little decided not
to resign aud he has made good
selection of substitute.
Some of the Populists are making
threats that they will bring legal action
To- test the validity of such an appoint
ment but there is lit lie likelihood Of it.
Mr. Little will be home by the time tie
action gets fairly started.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
STILL PLAYING FREEZE OUT.
REPRESENTATIVES, REFUSE TO
GET TOGETHER.
Kansas Still Has Two Legislative
Bodies in the Lower House-A SEES
sion That Tests Mems stomachs-
dwellings Stand.

Special TO THE REFLECTOR.
TOPEKA, Jan. IL, 800 p. m.-The
second days proceedings in the house
Of representatives were participated in
by some very sleepy eyed legislators.
They had spent the night In their
chairs or on the a 'or of Representa-.
tive hall, the two factions watching
each other with pantherish closeness.
The Republicans proved the superior
law makers aud passed whole volumes
of laws yesterday. The Populists were
slower though they did a tremendous
amount of business also. 1t was
amusing to see the Populists read a
bill and before they could get vote on
1t have the Republican speaker put IL
to vote. OF course it was always unan-
imously lost and 80 declared by Speaker
Douglass.
Today's proceedings lacked some
what the fury and excitement of those
Of yesterday
At this hour, 800, the situati on re-
mains unchanged. BIth parties hold
the hall with no prospects Of an ami.
Cable settlement. Both sides are
stubborn but good natured. rhe Re-
publicans have twice sent COMMITTEES
to the governor with memorial which
he declined to read but said they would
hear from him later. The senate keeps
aloof.
The representatives have been con.
tinuously in session since noon yester.
day and some of them are getting very
tired. The Republicans say they will
see 1t out If they have to stay until ice
forms over Satan's dominions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
Broke q Limb.

A serious and painful accident hap.
pened to little Clarence Warng, son of
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Waring, last
evening. lie had clmhed into the rear
of Kump h Nlrsley's delivery wagon.
driven by A. G. Dietz, unknown to the
driver, when his feet caught in the
wheel. AT bis crying out the wagon
was stopped and it was found that the
little fellows right leg was broken in
three places above the knee, while the
left was badly bruised. Drs. Austin
and Steelsmith are caring for him aud
he is getting along as well as could be-
expected, with the not pleasant outlook
of several weeks rest in bed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
pResIpenr.eLEc1 CLEVELAND.
The Family TO pend "A Few Weeks ut Lake
Mnod 10 AMhIt the fnnrIh OI March.

The Family TO pend Few Weeks ut Lake.
wood 10 Await tho Fourth ~ March.
New YoRK, Jan. ll.-Mr Cleveland
has now completed his preparations for
removal 10 Lakewood for the remainder
Of the winter. lie and all his family
will go on Friday. The house ut ~
Fifty-Rrst street will be closed, all the
servants being transferred from IL along
with the family 10 Lakewood. There
he will take possession Of what IL
known as the Straus cottage, occupied
by him last winter. This Is II small,
but comfortable house, furnished for
occupancy 80 that the family will not
be under the necessity Of removing any
thing except themselves and their per-
sonal belongings
Toward the latter end Of February
the butler william Sinclair, who, IL
Is understood, will resume his old place
a. steward Of the White house, will
come 10 the city and arrange for the
removal Of the furniture from the pres
emit home and for its storage or trans
portation 10 Washington. The presl-
dcnt-elect will come TO the city ms often
as business calls him; perhaps not more
than three or four times week. II IL
becomes necessary he will remain here
at night In order 10 meet people
with whom he may wish TO confer
upon political matters. II ls not his
purpose 10 encourage political visitors
10 Lakewood, and he hopes 10 find time
there for doing the important work he
has In hand preparatory to his depar-
,ura for Wa hiuptnn TotVard thu cloea
Of the winter he will probably find II
necessary TO spend all his time there,
without Rttempu ng TO come TO his
Office. II Is not now known whether
he will talre his departure for Washing
ton from Lakewood or GO over some
route which will require return 10 the
city,
l. L
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
SHOES.

Our 2 90 Shoe for Ladies has always
proven to he an excellent wearer. For
thus sale we of u II at i75.
Our 2 so Shoe will be sold for 10.
Our 3 90 Shoe will I've sold tor 2 80.
Our 50 Shoe will be sold for 8 10.
Lutte Giant School Shoes for Child
rem have no equal for wear and dura
bllity.
From to s will he sold for 9Oc pair.
From 81 to lOl will be sold for l.l3 a
pair.
From IL to 2 will be soldlfor I 80 a pair
Every pair made of solid leather and
guaranteed ~ be- tirslclass.
Mems shoes, solid throughout, at las
ap1ir, very cheap ut l.75.
Our 800 full stock warranted Shoe will
be- sold for : 90 n pair.
Our 8 90 hand sewed Calf Skin and
Kangaroo Shoes will be sold during
this sale for 3 IS. This Ia one Of the
best values you ever saw In a first
class Shoe.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12

HAssAs CITY, Jan 10 Eggs Light roceiptsi
strictly fresh, supply short active. firm 90
2sc Tee house - 2ic held stea iy, $50 nc.
Buttor-Llrge receipts Unbalanced creamery,
light demand, duh, fancy, 2ti2'c good, 25c
store packed 10 l6i' dairy active, arm;
fancy, 49, god " choice, 10 roll good lie
m md active hrmi * "a fancy, lsc, good 10
choice l6gi7c POultry-Llght receipts,
scarce wanted, frm ROSTERS sio cnch. hens
aud rings firm ~ IT, brOilHrs, b Dc per Ia
Turkeys, light receipts, fair dem lnd ilrm 90
lOt Ducks nrm, GG7c per ID Geese, pliet,
weak, o, &c per H. Pigeons not wanted 100
Dressed chickens, rough 7 Sc fancy ,GtDo
Turkeys quiet, steady, large rough DNlOo'
finct small, lie ducks, = o. geese 0se
Apples l. GIT receipts quiet common, dun,
steady, ~ N2bI. fancy scarce, nrm, is $50
A3. Michigan. ~ OId3 10; New Yur. f3 %
4Ol Grapes, Hight supply nrm. CGnbcrrlos,
nrm so ~ o per Dbl Celery, small 90, 5c,
Michigan, t6tHo per bunch. Potatoes ilght
receipts, light supple quiet nrm northern,
a. 500 per bu Colorado, sSL9iC sweet arm.
red, BIO. ycilOw, s1c per bu Brnus, east rn
hand picked, tAl5 ~ ~ per bui MEDIUM, q % D
D. / Der bu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
Wharf AND WIsHARD.
Appointed Associate Examiners
County Commissioners Adjourn.

APPoihbeu ASSoCldJ6 bNamlueTB-
County Commissioners Adjourn.
The board Of county commissioners
has ended its first session of the year.
The board accompanied by Co Sur.
veyor Rumig went to Chapman at
noon to Inspect the Freeman crossing
and decide on the building Of "a bridge
after which the members will go to
their homes.
On nomination of Co. Supt. ID. F.
Shirk the board appointed Prof. b. +.
Nlhart, Of llernRton, and Prof. l.. II.
Wishard, Of solomon, assistant exam
ineIs of applicants for teachers cerlili
Gates. The selection is a good one,
both gentlemen being capable educat rs
and prominent In the county's school
affairs.
Tie board voted to advance L. c.
Dobson $40 on contract for putting in
Gu vert.
Justice of the peace bonds were
approved as follows: NJ. +. Russell. q.
W. Slaughter, W. N. Taylor, J. Rob.
son, II. Whitley, G. 7. p. Buck, l.. X.
Warnock. j. II. Kirby, M, S. Kellogg.
Clerk bonds were approved as fol-
lows: w. G. Huston, JAS. Sehilling, d.
p. Wagner, ], X. Guest, Jno. wilkins,
J. II. Taylor.
Constable bonds: S. p Black weldon,
Bert Lay, W, Probasco, Jas. Howe.
Trustee bonds: A, Is. Byron, W. G.
DeteTick, j. ID. Blake.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
TOILET SOAP.

Pears Soap loo n cake.
Glycerine Soap l9c u cake.
Buttermilk Soap lie II cake.
White Rose Soap 25c n cake.
Cuticura SOAP 100 u cake.
S"annon Bells 25c n cake.
3 bars Arnole soap 25n.
3 bars Mexican Root Soap 100.
IL bars Cocoanut Oil Soap 24c.
| bar Olive Oh Soap &c.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
GROCERIES.

100 pounds No. I Salt 55c.
100 pounds ground Rock Salt Acc.
10 pounds Rice | 90
~ pounds Navy Beans I 90.
" pounds Lima Beans 90.
20 pounds Rolled Oats 100.
70 pounds Flake llominy LOO.
! gallon Cucumber Pickles SOC.
Mixed Candy 10 n pound.
Handy Egg Cases 50c each.
3 cans Engle 1--we 25c.
pounds Gold Dust 25c.
2 cans Of Corn 25c.
2 cans Tomatoes 25c.
~ pounds Granulatpd Sugar | 90.
20 pounds g Sugar 90.
81 pounds Brown Sugar 90.
Package Coffee zoe n package.
| pound Japan Tea 2Oc.
| pound Young I1yson Tea 35c.
! sack Flour $50 poundsl 75c.
20 pounds Buck wheat Flour 90.
| gallon Syrup soc.
! bucket Of Syrup s5c.
l'gallnn Sorghum soc
Pure Mamie Syrup 25 n gallon.
Raisins 7lra pound.
Dried Grapes 7lc a pound.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
County Teachers Association.

The County Teachers association
will hold It's second meeting of the
year ut ths high school building, Abb
lene, Saturday Jan. 81. Following is
the program, Exercises will commence
at 1880 sharp
"a Retrospective G'ance".. -, ..........,.
'.,.....,..,.... ...,..,., EX-Sapt. Van Dyke
"Educa, .onal Nerd'of ID okinson...~ u...u.,
County" .....,."..................Mr Rake
General Discu sion.
"our Prospect. Supt. d. Y, shirk
Recess.
Glass drill "Gramm uical AnnlysiE". .......
''.....,..., ,,..,....',',.''.,.."Supt j. q Gray
REPORT Of stat" Teach, rs As'CcIation".
,.........,.,...."Pr Prof. Hulltng'r
A lecture will be- gwen in the
Abilene high school course on the
evening Of the sane day. The county
superintendent has completed ar
rangements by which all teachers
under hi' Supervision will he admitted
to the lecture FREE of charge.
Supt ID +, Shirk, l.. d. Arnold
VIM b Hal, executive committee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
MARKET REPORTS.


W. ~ " hhfNNNNNfNAH
NEW YORK, Jan 10 - The stock market
opened at Irregular changes from last nights
figures The business showed a moderate vol
Amc but the market WAS narrow. The dealings
in Reading were again on v'ry large scale
with heavy selling on Philadelphia orders, but
tho locaI operators were inclined tu take u
more hopeful view Of The situation cgIrding
the move Of the j rrey entril as a -uuior ugc
70 stave on legislation In the future AMI tho
fluctuations la Reading were confined Iu irAc.
uunal amounts
The ,narkct after II o'clock showed the VS. ial
elimination in the amount Of business d1ur 20
VIII CHI, however Il aiding WIS the marked 90.
c'plon. The strong feature Of the m rk't was
Manhattan, into which more lif' was infused
anu At ~ # showed a net gam OF "a Ihe
rest OF the list was ieaturolcSs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
ADJOURNED AT LAST.

TOPEKA, 5p IN The State Demo
cratic, Republican and Populists CEN
trail committees have just decide on a
plan Of settlement, awaiting which the
house, by two separate votes (P,pu.
list and Republican, adjourned until
tomorrow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
The Vandal'a railroad has resolved 10
dIscharge the men who refuse " leave
their unions


DENVER. Col, Jan 1.-The inaugur.
alton 81 Davis II, Waite, the eighth
governor OF Colorado as state, took
place Yesterday afternoon NJ the Broad
way theater In the presence Of both
houses Of the Legislature and several
thousand spectators The ceremonies
hogan at o'clock, After the oath Of
Office had been administered, Mr. Waite
was introduced by Gov Routt, after
which the Rsw executive ds1Iysss4 W
~AAaA4a, ..
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Cancels Hair Vests and Pants
SOC each. former price 80c.
Merino Vests and Pants 33c each,
former price SOC.
Natural Wool Vests and Pants 73c
each, former price 100; a very nne
quality.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
Gard Of Thanks,

To the friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted me during my recent
bereavement wish TO return my
heartfelt thanks. Their good services
will never be forgotten.
Mss. 4. J, I. WErSEL,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
MEMS WEAR.

Heavy Undershirts 35c each.
Random Wool Shirts aud Drawers at
43c each. This is an extra heavy
soft garment worth 60c.
Fine Natural wool Shirts and Draw
rrs ut SOC; vera cheap a. 75c each.
A positive reduction on every article
In Underwear that we have left.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
Six Per Cent.

have funds TO loan at above rate.
One note and one mortgage AID small
cash commission. Privilege Of paying
any amount at any time. Interest and
principal payable in Abilene. Call aud
see me. Inland SOUTHwORTH
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12

81 LOUIS. Jan i0.-Receipts Of wheat 1900
0u; shipments q OJi bu receipts corn, 1917
OOJ bu shipm 'nti, 22,D1l bu Wheat-Mty,
7lA 1850. july 4Io Corn Cash, $50. May
NHLuAc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
DIRE So GOODS.

81 Bro ,dcloth reduced 10 IL yard.
! 20 Broidcloth reduced t. 9ica Sald.
9Oc BloidclOlh reduced to 69c.
1.-THE above are 81 inches wide.)
s5c N 'velty Suiting reduced to SOC a
yard.
soc Novelty Suiting reduced to 39c a
yard.
25c Novelty Suiting reduced to l2ic a
yard.
These are some Of the greatest Offer.
ings in Dress Goods that we have ever
made. Don't fail TO see themi
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12

During the next 80 DAYS carpet weav-
ing only l0c per yard, first class work
guaranteed. Cash for caroet rags, 6 to
10 cents. J. G. BURKHARDT.
1854 2m Cor. A and 4. Cedar al
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
BLANKETS.

We have 600. TOO and 500 white
Blankets that will he sold at about the
same rate 1T reduction.
Ask To see our all wool 1914 Scarlet
Blankets vt 90 n pair, worth 90.
This has never had AN equal IN Abb.
lene to our knowledge.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
MILLINERY.

Trimmed Hats, Ribbons, Flowers,
Ornamrnts-anythiuu we have IN this
department at EXACTLY HALF PRICE
during this sale.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
LAUNDRY SOAP.

Q bars Clairette Soap 25c.
y b ars Towns Delight Soap 25c.
8 bars Linnet Soap 25c.
o bars /. Y. l. Soap ESQ.
l2bars Palm Soap 200.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
CLOAKS.

II Ia no trouble to sell garments a
the prices we have made when Gus
toner wants to buy. Profit no longeI
II considered aud in many inst, nee,
we are Offering them away below cost
ANY person who wants TO huy gnnd
Cloak NJ MUCH LESS than its real value
will do well To consider our prices.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12

Legal Notice.
In the District Court ofDlckinson county
Kansas
Bertha Meistett, plaintiff.

THIUI W0ITTVIII UVIVHuHIITs
The above named d.tend mt, Peter Nets
tett, will take nollo tn tho bOvo natnHd
plaintiff, Is rtha Meistott. did en- the Nth
day OF JAnnRr 1873, file in the fIice nf lie
Clerk OF the ID strict Court OF Dickinson
county, Kansas, her duly verified ~ tltion
ryinE that she may DO divorced frOm 'ha
said Defendant for reasons fully set forth In
the custody Of the MI or children OF aid
plaintiff Hnt said d. fendnnt, and Tor other
and fuI ther relief, and "a d Defendant Is
further notified that unless h. anawer r
damur to said petition on or before the 2srd
day Of February, 1898, that's ~ petition viii
be taken - true aud Judgment rendered
according TO the prayer thereof,
BERTHA MEIarETr,
PLAINTIFF.
w BvAatiE b a00ay, hSK sstOrasys,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12


Cattle Receipts $3.50 calves, Is shipped
yesterday /, % Tho market was fairly actiNct
Rooi cows ami -tuers hrm. others weak To
lower. "dcrs steady The following are rop-
rcsentn..yC Hu'ta.
rups.gt, ,,..,t Am a,,,pptN, a,.gt.us
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
Wanted, at Once,

Girl tn do general housewUrk. Inquire
at l06 Vine street. 2I23
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12

1903 Tho IN irket was a trihe quiet an1 steady
TO weak. The following arc representative
sales!
iii NUT. n iGi ( o. goats .... o. 70
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
ChIrngn Lave stOrlG,

CAIoAoo, Jan Hog Receipts $1,000
or1eial YESTERDAY 20 $50 shlpmens yesterday
HOO loft over about 900 quality better;
ol0siny, Ia Ter ruled weak md the advance WAS
Lost trade only moderately active salos
ranged as LO47C5 for light 79J07bl for
rough packing 10 TO for mixed a. oDu7 "
for heavy packing and shipping lils plss, tos'
nLt0.
cattle Receipts, s,p1i 0rciai Yesterday TO-.
Di; shipments YesterdAy. n marlist steady
Sheep Receipts, a. 0. of1gial g,sterdaH ~.
OSi; shipments yesterday, Ai5ii market steady
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-12
WINDOW SHADES.
A 8 foot Felt sNaie on spring rollers
complete only 35c each.
SHAWLS.

An all wool gray Shawl Q yards square
las each, worth 200.
Price for this sale only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

A large number Of Baptiss Interested in missionary
work attended a conference under The auspices oil
the American Baptist Missionary Union In the wash
incton Avenue Church yesterday Among those who
spoke were the Rev. Drs W. c. p. RhoadeS, Edward
Rraisljn Justin ID. Fulton. John y. BroaduS. ~ Il.
Gordon L. &. Moore. Daniel c. Eddy, ID. DoWhi"'
OF India and Henry c. Mablc.
The recent sales OF two Of the Coney is ana rdi'-
roads the Prospect Park line 10 the Long Island Com
many and the West End line to the Atlantic Avenue
company has caused activity in securing control "i
other lines The sea Beach and Brighton Beach
lines may change hands soon.
The General Term has reversed the judgment for
the plaintiff awarding $3.50 in the sult OF William
Uoge. agent for schwartz Wctzc against John
Wood treasurer Of the Brooklyn Tabernacle. growing
ont of the making Of bust OF DIR. Talmagc, which
Wood declared unsatisfactory and refused to take.
new trial ordered.
The directors OF the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Com
many elected Benjamin Norton president Yesterday to
succeed william richardson Mr.. Norton was Tor
merly vice president OF the Long Island Railroad Com
paDy.
INSPECTORS OF the Health Department reported YES
terday that the OF the JAY and Smith. Hamilton
and Smith ST. and Crosstown lines were filthy, ana In
Q condition detrimental 10 Lcalth.