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THE MARKETS.

N~lNCINNAft, jan. <.S
FLoUR-wintcr patent. $500 40; fancy,
sS.30D350s family, s250A2.7Ss extra, 10000. 40;
low grade, sL.50G2 15s spring patent s4.35 Il 40;
spring fancy, sSG0na90; spring family, $tl0 b
sG0 Rye -four. 3.350a50 Buckwheat, " ESQ
2 50 per f0 D sack
WHEAT-The market was duh and ominal
at 73aT4c asked for good No. 2 red, but buyers
claimed that they were able to lay down sam
pies meeting local requirements at the lower
figure. No. 3 red held at roc re, according 70
quality.
OATs--No. 2 white quotable at 37ma 3Sc: No. 3
white at S6a36nc: No. 2 mixed at 35a sstsc.
sellers held for outside rates for prime sam.
Plies,
RYElThe market remained dull and nonlaaal
at So csc for prime TO choice No 2 No trading
reported
eATTLE-Shippers: Fair to good, s4.25D4s5;
Oxen: good TO choice, s3T5G4 80: common tofair,
s250Q325; select butcher. t4S5d450s fair 10
good. s350d4.25; common t25oaaOo. Heifers:
Good to choice heavy, S4,0O1425i good 70 choice
light, 50. 50a 400; common to fair, s225d3.25.
VEAL C~ALvEs-Common and large, 1900
BIS; fair to good light, sGOOa7.0o; extra. q =.
Q7.5o.
Hocs-Seiect heavy and prime butcher,
s7.60az7o: fair TO good packers, H.25a7.5o; most
sales S.40gT 80. common and rough. t675G750;
fair to good light. a7.15a7.40; fat pigs, &c, 250
$50; common TO fair pigs, t4.5o1h75.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sheep-Wethers A.T60
5.25; fat ewes, S425d4 75; common 10 fair,
s300as4O0 Lambs-Good to choice, IS 2596.75;
NEw YORK, Jan. q.
wHEAr-No 2 red steady and fairly active;
May, s31sc.
RYE-Nominal; western. oea6lc.
B-ARLEY-State, 65aSOc; western, 6OGe0c;
No. 2 Toronto, StGs5c.
CoRN-No 2 dun and easier: February,
52l6e; May, b3a53Sc; No. 2 h2i<n5sxc,
OATs-No. 2 dull and lower, steady; May,
seMc; state, ssa 461c: western, ssa4osc
PITTSBURGH. Jan. 81.
CATTLE-Market unchanged from yester-
days quotations; ! car cattle shipped 70 New
Hocs-Market very dun; fair 70 Hight 10 best
heavy, a. 40a7 90; 4 cars hogs shipped 70 New
York.
sHErF-Market fair andunehanged.
aNm BALTIMORE, Jan. 81.
wHEAT-Weaki No 2 red, spot and January,
coRs-Duli mixed spot, s.e; February. axe;
May, Sic.
oArs-Quiet and steady; No 2 white west
ern. II 4 42c.
RYE SLOW; No. :, e5acsc.
FLOUR AND GRAIN,-Cash quotations Flour
hrm; quotations unchanged, M. /. spring
wheat. T4H@74Sc: No 3 spring wheat, GkQ dSc;
No 2 reA 7sss4T4ssc; No 2 corn, 42%cs No ,
corn, zoe; No, goats, soAasici No 2 white, T. O.
NJ, sShGSTc; No 3 y white, I Q ~. 81
No . rye, 55c; No. 2 barley, Csc: No. 3 !, O b
lt2a55c; No. 4 81 u50c. No. ! haxseed 81. I4H.
PHILADELPHIA. jar. II.
W-HRAr-Prices further declined M1Bct No
red spot IN export elevator, BE; No. 2 rcd Jan
nary. TSaTsc.
CoRN-Spot and january FIRM. No mixed,
rack, 54Aci No. 2 Mixed apd yellow on track
Land ia elevator, 5se, No. ? mixed in export ele-
I~rator, 5sc, No 2, mixed, January, SEE
OArsACar lots dull and lower; No 3 whiterA
January, sed42Ac
TOLEDO, o., Jan n,
WHEAr-Active and steady; No. 2 cash and
iannary, Ts4c; May, T9Hc.
caRS-DufI; No 2 cash, asMc; May, Disc
0AEs-Quiets cash SIC
RYe-Steady. cash 6Oc.
ILoyEK-ssED-Dutl steady: prime cash JAnu-
ary, $40; March. ta.sA
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THE PROCESSION.

The order Of the funeral procession
was: Honorary pall-bearers. Hon. chaa,
Foster, Coy. William Mckinley, Hon.
j. Il. M. CURRY, ex-minister to Spain;
senator Calvin S. Brice, Maj. f. c,
Dawes. Gen. Wagner Swayne, Gen. M.
r. Force and Hon. William E Haynes,
members Of the family, ex-President
Cleveland, Hon. William Henry Smith,
members Of the cabinet Att'y-Gen. wv.
II. II. Miller, Secretary Stephen b. FL
kins, Postmaster General John Wanna
maker and Secretaries Noble and Rusk.
representatives of the United States
senate. Representatives of the house,
representatives Of the officers OF the
army, Col. Henry 9. Corbin. Gen.
j. c. breckenridge, Gen, George d.
Ruggles, Gen. NJ. Il. Ludington. Capt
Tasker n. Bliss, Of Gen. Schofeid's
staff; Representatives Of the United
States nayy4 Capt. Howell, Command
ers Diekins and Houston; Representa-
tfyes OF the several communicates Of
tie Loyal Legion, officers and ex-ofi-
GERS Of the Regimental association Of
the Twenty-third q vi, officers and
ex-oficers of the G. A. II, Of Ohio,
ana ali the civil oficersof The state in
the order Of precedence, mayor and
.EA4
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go 80 LuRY.


The Arguments II tire Homestead Poison
Ing case ~ Pittsburgh Closed.
~Pi1rsBuAau. Pm. Jan. eL-Tho de-
fcnsa III the Homestead poisoning case
was closed Thursday morning, and the
afternoon was given up "a tho argu-
mcntA. The judge win deliver his
charge Friday morning. and the
cas- will then 90 10 the jury.
Al. Thursday mornings session the
defense produced several witnesses
who testified that the reputation
of Gallagher; the principal wit
mess for the prosecution. was bad. a
number Of witnesses were also called
TO testify for pempscy's good character.
The defense offered in evidence the re-
ccipt given by Gallagher 10 Dempsey
for the s25 which the former claimed
had been given 70 him ia payment for
placing the poison In the food Of tho
nOn-union worlxmen. The receipt reads
ns follows: Received Of Hugh Il.
Dempsey se5. which will pay sixty
days after date"
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Gathered From All Parts Of the Countr,
By Telegraph

Gathered From All Parts Of the country
By Telegraph
Tom Burns secured a verdict for
q. 500 in his damage suit against the
Pittsburgh base ball club The cub
VIII appeal the case.
A bill Is to be introduced in the Indl
ana legislature to stop racing at the
Roby track during December. January,
February and March,
Farmers about Great Falls, Mont,
have been blowing for the last three
weeks The Thermometer on Thursday
stood at 80 degrees above.
". Z. Horn, a man highly connected
in Columbus, O., but a social ontcast
because Of dissipated habits. dropped
dead Thursday Of heart disease.
At Richmond, Ind, Signor Griney. .
young a aged 81 years. committed
suicide Thursday by taking 20 grains Of
morphine. Dependency was the
cause.
Mrs. Chas Harris, wife of an agent
for a Cleveland. o., hardware frtn,
stabbed herself to death after taking
rough on rats'in a New York hotel
III health.
Joe Donoghue, the skater. has re-
ceiyed from Minneapolis q $1,000 chal-
icnge to three races with Hagen. the
contests to take place il tie East
Denoghue has accepted
AT Tunkhannock, Pa, Rosanwig
End Blank, convicted of muAier for the
killing of Marks, the peddler, in the
Dutch mountain, have been sentenced
hy Judge Harris to be hanged.
st Louis has a band OF bad Negroes,
regularly organized under the name Of
THE Order Of Avengers" The object
Of the organization was to avenge
insults and injury inflicted on any mem
Der.
Yuddcl Manneher, a Pole, has sued
for damages Ernst Marx. proprietor Of
q swell Hebrew In New
York. who objected to paying him $40 a
week because he would not work on
Saturday. The amount claimed is
81, 200.
Robert George, a nephew of u. s.
SENATOR. 7. George, committed suicide
ut Ittabena, Miss, while on his way to
the Carrollton jail in charge Of a sher-
IFS posse. Young George was CHARGED
with tho murder of Capt. w. b. Prince,
one Of the most prominent and wealthy
planters in the state.
The new Columbian postage stamps
are not universally popular. Some peo-
pie call them horse blankets. Senator
Wolcott offered a joint resolution
Thursday instructing the postmastcr-
general to discontinue their sale, except
10 those who asked for them, and to
continue the old stamps. on sale.
A hurricane that passed over Greece
has done much damage In the country
and along the coast. Shipping has suf-
fered greatly. Heavy rains accompan-
led the wind storm, causing disastrous
foods A number of villages have been
inundated. and telegraphic communities
ton to many points has been inter-
rupted.
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LAID TO REST.
Funeral Of Rutherford B. Hayes
Nineteenth President.
The 0nly Living Ex-President Among
the Mourners.
housaa ds Atfend tho obsequIes AZ Ere.
moat. O.--A Vast military Aad Civic
cortege In Ilne-Ai1 tho Great
Government onices Represented.

FREMoNT, O, Jan. at.-Dy Friday
morning every preparation had been
completed for the funeral Of Ex-Presi-
dent Hayes, and nothing had been left
undone 10 care for the large crowd of
visitors that came on every train.
Prcsident-elect Grover Cleveland arr
rived at . o'clock Friday morning In a
special car on the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern road. lie is the
guest OF Col H. s auckland.
Foar members of the cabinet Secre-
tary Foster, Secretary Rusk. Secretary
Noble and Postmaster General Wanna
maker. and many other distinguished
~personages also arrived. Capt. Howell
and Commanders Dickinson and Hous-
ton represent their department at the
funeral.
Gov. Mckinley and the state legis-
lature arrived at noon, as did also a
troop of cavalry. ten companies Of the
Sixteenth regiment and a company Of
artillery.
Col Corbin, assistant adjutant gem
eral, U. $. A., arrived Thursday night
TO take charge of the funeral process
sion.
Col. II. S. auckland, of this city, was
selected to assist him. II was decided
to have the services very simple.
AT O'Clock a m. the Hayes mansion
was thrown open and the body lay in
state until noon. Hundreds viewed the
remains.
The elegant plain cedar casket IN
black cloth rested in the center Of the
room, with no decoration but three
palm branches Tied with purple ribbon
at the foot. the gift OF Mr.. and Mrs
David T, Norton, Of Cleveland. The
silver plate bore the simple inscription:
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OF the total 8,042,S l2 square feet
available for all exhibits, l.419,SI7 has
been assigned to foreign and i,7s7, 2Ga
to domestic ~applicants~a Concessions
absorb 2l1,4e square feet and only
2I4.458 square feet remain unassigned
In all departments. No figures are
given from the live stock department
because space has not been assigned by
area in the exhibit
The list Of Germany's exhibitors con-
tains 5,077 names. Represented in 1t are
$50 cities and towns OF the empire, and
Of these forty cities send more than ten
exhibits each. Berlin leads with 2es
exhibitors, Munich follows with 1877,
Leipsic with 140, Frankfort IS, Ham.
burg 81 and Chemnitz IL.
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Milan and natalie Recon ciled.

BERLIN, Jan. ai.-The vossiche Zei-
tung Is responsible for the startling but
interesting information that Queen Nat
allie, of Servia, has forgiven her erring
and errant husband, ex-King Milan.
and that. after a stormy interview, in
which rcproaches volleyed like thunder,
tears fell like rain and lightnings fash
I'd from Natalfe's beautiful eyes, the
royal couple, SO long estranged, fell
into each Others arms and wept upon
each others bosoms
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common council Of Fremont mayor
and common council Of Cleveland.
mayor and common council Of Toledo,
mayor and common council Of SAN
dpsky.
The military escort consisting Of the
Cleveland city troops. the Sixteenth
regiment O n. g.. and Battery y, Of
Toledo Members Of the @. A. r. and
Sons Of Veterans not otherwise as
signed comprised part Of the escort
The post Of honor was held BY Firs,
troop Of calvary. Of Cleveland. Of which
Mr.. Webb c, Hayes Is a member. The
body bearers were eight veterans Of
Gen Hayes old Twenty-third regiment
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The fsrlra. case Appealed.

NEW YoRK. Jan. a1.-The Briggs case
will be appealed direct to the general
assembly. In furtherance Of this action,
the prosecuting committee filed Thurs
day night with Rev. Dr. Saul y. Alex
ander, the stated clerk Of the presby-
terry, their notice Of appeal. The princi-
pal ground OF the appeal Is .'manifesta-
ton OF prejudiccin the conduct OF the
case. Six specifications. including ex-
tracts from the speeches Of Drs. George
Alexander. Henry N. Field, Thomns y,
Hastings, Henry Vundyke and Rev,
Antonio Areeghf..
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Th, .aw Vest VIRGINIA Railroad.

KINewcoD, w. Va, Jan. 21.-The lat
est railroad project in West Virginia Is
maturing. The road Is to be run
from Hendricks. W.. Va, to the Ches-
apeaixe and Ohio railroad. in the county
of Greenbrier. This is the least expensive
route across the mountain, and the grade
could not Ne better. It will open up q
fine country for timber. coal and iron
ores Of several varities. This road
will connect with the West Virginia
Central at or near Hendricks
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WASHINGTON. Jan. y. Secretary Fos-
tor, Of the treasury; Noble, Of the In
terror; Rusk Of Agriculture and POST
master General Wanamaker. repre-
senting the president and cabinet, left
Washington via the baltimore and Ohio
road, for Fremont. q, at iis4O Thurs
day morning. TO attend the funeral Of
Ex-Presidcnt Hayes. Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Rathbone and Rep
r~esentative Haynes, Of Ohio, twho rep
resents the seventh district, and re-
sides ut Fremontl were also with the
marty.
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PIG BON PRODUCTION.
b soush's Output-fo 1899 Passes High
Water Mark.


Water Mark.
PHLApELPHIA, Jan. 2L-The Ameri-
can Iron and Steel association has re-
reived from the manufacturers com
plcte returns OF the production OF pig
iron in the United States IN 1892 and
also complete returns Of the stocks OF
the unsound pig iron in the hands OF
makers or their agents at the close Of
the year. The total production
Of pig iron in 1892 was
%, l5T, 900 gross tons, against s,27o.-
$40 tons in 1891. The production Of pig
iron in 1899 by the nine southern states
Of Maryland, Virginia. North Carolina,
Georgia. Alabama, Texas, West Vir-
ginia, Kentucky and Tennessee was
!, 500, 1877 gross tons, against 1,70s, 900
tons in 1891. The production in 1892
vas the largest the southern states have
yet{reached.
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Moonshinsr Jumps 10 His Death.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Jan. 21.-Near
Colt post Office, Larance county, Col
lector Havlin and . posse Of revenue
officers captured the Illicit still Of Rand
Garrison. Garrison's twosons were ar
rested and the old man was surrounded
in his honse. As the officers closed in
on him he leaped from . second-story
window Of his house and fractured his
skull, causing death. Garrison wa a
hoted moonshiner.
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KANSAS cITY. Mo-. Jan. 21.-The city
board of health adopted a resolution
providing for the establishment Of q
laboratory for the culture and develop
ment Of cholera GERMS The advan-
tage Of this win be that when d case Of
cholera is found, or anything that looks
like cholera, the health officers viii be
in a position at once to diagnose the
case by comparing the germs.
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PrTrsBuReH. Pa, Jan. 2i.-The flint
glass factories which have been closed
ali over the country since before the
holidays will resume operations on Mon
day, giving employment tolover 1000
men. The general prospects Of the
trade are not very bright at present,
but q change is lookedNfor IN the spring.
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- Chanrs d Mr. Blaine.

WAsHIsGToS, Jan. 2I.-Mr. Blaine's
physician, who visited him soon after
0 o'clock Thursday evening, reported
no material change IN Mr.. BIaine's con-
dition. He was then, the doctor said,
resting easily. and had passed q com.
paratively comfortable day. There
seemed 10 be some improvement rs far
as bis physical strength Is concerned.
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skum orushed VIVA : stick.

PINE BLUFF. Ark. Jan. 2i.-Hans
Hydrick seized a large stick last night
and struck Glenn Ingram over the head,
breaking his skull, from theNeffects of
which he soon expired. There was a
woman, and a very bad one, named
.sBess.n in II Hydriclx IS III jail. He
says he had no thought Of killing In
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t2har,es sumner.. wenrhy CousIp

BOSTON. Jan. 21.-It has been learned
here hat the Henry Sumner who died
suddenly in Hartford. CT, last Tues
day. in a cheap lodging house. was the
possessor Of $4,000 in his own right
ana that he was q cousin Of Charles
Sumner. Before the war he held the
Office Of superintendent Of schools ut
Fall River. He was q graduate Of Har-
cord
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w~AsHIsoToS. Jan. 2L-The Post has
information that about six weeks ago
the Chinese foreign Office wired Mr..
Yang yu to report In person Mt once.
Upon his arrival he was offered the
position .of minister to the United
States, and he accepted II at once. II Is
expected he will reach this country and
relieve the present minister about the
early part OF May.
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MOUNT VERNON MI. Jan 21.-The
supreme court has rendered q decision
that women can vote ct school elections.
Last spring Martha &. PluInmer and
May NJ. Moss defeated Oscar o. Yost
and Otto Wallace BY the aidof the votes
Of 203 m The county court de-
cided against the women. but ON appeal
the supreme court reversed the lower
,sos,rf 3N
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Henenllar tire sslner LAW.

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 9i.-The senate
Thursday, BY a vote Of 20 to 8, passed q
bill repeating the celebrated Miner
law. which provides for the election Of
presidential electors by districts instead
Of BY the whole state at large. AS the
house Is republican, the bill will doubt
less go through il. and be signedNby the
republican governor.
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MILlTARY hoNoRs
WIN ne Omitted nj the Funeral, nat WIN
No Observed az Eaeh 81 the Posts.

Will Be Omitted M The Funeral, Hit VIII
he Observed AZ zach o. the Poats.
WASHINGTON. jan 2l,-In general
orders issued Thursday announcing
the death OF x.Prcsidcnt Hayes,
Maj Gen. Schotield directs that con
the day Of tho funeral. ut each
military post. the troops and cadets DO
paradcd and this order read TO Thorn,
after which MI labors of the dny will
cease. Tho national Nag win he dis
played at hnlf.mast al dawn of day
thirteen guns NH be fired, and after.
ward. NJ intervals az thirty min
utes between the rising and
setting of tho sun, a single gun,
and at the close 81 tho day a ma
tional salute OF forty-four guns. Tho.
officers of the army viii wear crapc on
tho left arm ana on their swords; and
the coiors Of the battalion Of engineers,
of the several regiments. and the u. IS.
corps Of cadets, will be put in mourn
Ing for q period Of SIX months.
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nuno,.. AIIeo Iaod Iav yalld.

SPnaSGrmLD, Ill, Jan. 2L-The su-
preme court Of Illinois, in . decision
rendered, affirmed . verdict declaring
the alien land act Of 1857 valid. BY
this act aliens are. rendered incapable
Of acquiring title to or holding lands In
this state either BY descent device,
purchase or otherwise.
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TAsHtxcroS. Jan. 2t.-The quaran-
tine bill, which passed the senate. has
house. a.1e set ~, sans nj Hs
New York cl5 list 4 3 ~ * wstra.
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Zig 1870. Annrded.

PORTLAND, Ind. Jan. st.-Dr. Stick,
Of Albany. Ind who was struck in the
yards there by . II r. q w. r n en-;
CINE, and almost killed. Thursday re-
ceived Judgment for $4,000 as damages
against the railroad company.
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PnGNIx, A. r., Jan. 81. -Ignntio Ter
rano, a noted smnggter and all-sround
desperate, was killed near Giia Bend in
Maricopa county. He engaged in. q
quarrel with another Mexican and q
third one stabbed him in the back
and through the heart, killing him in
r4nrflr EMN... a
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= = tNttA HN4Nty9tttt rF
NEW HAVEN. Jan. Olaf a meeting
Of the corporation of Yale University
held Thursday President Dwight read i
letter from Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt. 81 New York. rendering
the gift Of a building Tor stndentss
rooms. to be erected upon the college
campuA The building Ii 10 be q
memorial to their son. William Henry.
Vanderbilt. who was q member Of the
present senior class, and who died Ii
May Of last year. Tho new structure
will ncccssitatc the removal Of the old
south college. and when finished viii
be the largest and finest building on
the college grounds, and win nearly
complete tho inciosue Of tho quad
ran0le.
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Trenton, N. J., Jan. 2i.-Ex-Go..
Leon Albeit Is to be compensated for
the loss Of the u. s s~enatorship by the
tender Of q mission abroad. Ii Is stated
on good authority that he Is 10 Be the
successor Of William Walter Phelps.
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LONDON. Jan. 2fs-Dr Cornelius Herr
was arrested at midnight on q warrant
issued on demand Of the French gov
eminent, on the charge Of having been
~frandulentiy implicated IN Panama
swindling and corruption.
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Cold Mine in Ills Back Yard.

coLoRADo SPRINGS. Col, Jan. eL-
Km. Hall has struck a rich vein in hi
back yard on Kiowa street He was
digging ayvault, and when three feet
down he struck six inch vein Of min
.eral.
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WATERBURY,. CT. Jan. 2i.-Arthur
Beckwith, aged zs. the Harlem IN. w
millionaire WHOM escaped from Buelrs
sanitarium. at Litchield, October ID.
has been found IN Cuba.
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LONDON. Jan. 2L-Two companies Of
the south Wales borderers have been
ordered 70 start for Egypt on Monday.
The companies viii be up to full wal
strength.
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Benator FhnIltleFs BfIlIInnt FFo8peota.
B~ALTIMoRE. Jan. 2i.-A special from
Charleston. w. Va. 10 the News, says:
II is rumored that Senator Charles J.
Faulkner Is TO wed the widow Of Sena-
tor Hearst, OF California. Senator
Faulkner Is 4 widower. Mrs Hearst's
fortune IS estimated st $50. 600. 600.
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SPACE ~ALLoIMENTs.

FofeIgn Nnttons Given Nearly One"HnH NJ
the worlds Fair.
CHICAGO. Jan. M.-Director General
Davis has submitted his report Of the
space allotted to foreign and domestic
exhibitors II Is the FIRST authentic
statements concerning the status ofspaee
allotmenta. II Il "A follows.
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NOME merchants let their lines Of staple goods
run down in order to lay in q stock q toys.
dolls etc. for the holidays-not so with Emmerf
II Fiery for their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full 50 that
You'll find Just as great a variety in their dress
goods as you did early in the season and their
assortment Of coats was never better.
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YOU called lately at Emmert & Fieryfsf
III mot. You'll find plenty of new fancy arti-
cles for their holiday trade visit their store
and you'll find mani suggestions Tor presents,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-21

LIVERY body knows when they 20 70 Bur
III dette's Book store for Xmas presents or
Standard goods that they will got good solld
goods for their money. Nothing shoddy goes in,
or comes out of that store
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-21

CoMETHING for Won up stairs. Old Kris is
- waiting ~anxiously to deal out his Christmas
bargains at G. r. HERRISass Toy De paftinent,
corner Queen and Martin streets,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-21

TSoR SALE-Two good second hand carriages
and 4 second hand buggy at q bargain See
1.1slit y. ii. BRIST0R,
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TYP SFAiRs--You are wanted BY Kris. Come
II at once to n. HERRINe's Toy Department,