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DuNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEEI,s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FINE BUILDING
LOTS IN q BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST, IIAV-
ING FRONT OF 100 FEET
BY virtue OF n deed 1T duly recorded I'm
Liber No. 1.1s?. folio psi seq. one Of the land
records of the District Of Columbia. We Will sell
on THURSDAY. EIGHTEENTH DAY OF IAN
nAEi. 1894. AT HALF-PAsT -FOUR oCLOCK
PM. In from; OF the premises. the following de-
scrih,d land and premises situated in The city OF
Washington District Of Columbia. desiynated as
and being lots No. 10 and IL. I'm square COS to-
gether with all the improvements. ways. ease
ments. rights. privileges and appurtcnances to
same belonging or ia any wise aIpertaining.
Terms; Obe-qiarter OF purchase money he
cash and balance in one. two and three years
mites 10 be given bearing interest at per cent
from day of sale. payable semi-annuaiiy. and to
be secured by deed of trust upon the property sold
or all cash at the option OF the purchaser. A
deposit Of 500 Will lee required at the time Of
sale. Terms of sale TO be complies. with in fifteen
days. otherwise the trustees reserve the right 10
resell the property In default the risk and cost
of the defaultng purchaser purchasers after
nve days notice OF such RESALE In some newspaper
published I'm Washington. u. e.
ALBERT A. WILSON
JOHN b. LARNER.
"a IL
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DESIRABLE TW0-STuRN BRICK House No.
44S STREET NORTHWEST. Bl AUCTION
On fht itSDAl AFTERNOON. JANlAkl tLEv-
ENTti, 1884. Al FOUR O'CLOCK I'M. Ne Will
oiIcr Tor sale, in front of th. PREMISES
PART Oh LUr ..
SQUARE Jl3.
Fronting % feet on NJ street. improved by a we'll
built iwostory brick h,s,se.
This property will Ice sold subject to a deed of
trust for Sl.Oo. due August IL. 1886.
Terms OF sale: tne-half cash the balance i'm
six and twelve months. with interest at ,he rai,.
or per cent per annum. ar all cash. at the oI,-
tion nj the purchaser A deposit of xLtl, required
Upon acceptance of bid Ii the terms OF sale arr.
not complied with in fifteen days from day OF sale
the right ~ Reserved resell the property at the
risk and cost of the de:auting purchaser aftrr NV.
days advertise Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington n. c All cen
Neyairif:g and .recordin- nj the OF the rur-
chaser RaTO'LlFF'E DAER A. go
Ja3dSdhs .Auctioneers
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The Trust Puts In Sugar.

After large business in refined sugars
last week at the lowest prices on record
the trust on Monday saw its way clear TO
add quarter of a cent a pound to the
prices of all grades.
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Judge Key VIII Soon Retire.
d. NJ. Key. United States judge for the
eastern district of Tennessee. stated yes
terday at Knoxville that he will retire
from the bench soon after his SEVENTEEN
birthday which occurs January %.
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{. q. SLOAN CO., AUCrIoNEERs-
l4Q1 u ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNpNPRoyFD
BlSlEESS PROPERTY. Bot NDED BY THiR
TENTH, THIRTEEN AND HALE u
AND WATEt STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust to us hear
Ing date October l. 1oy2, anu duly recorded Os.fo-
Der 4, ls.'2. in Liter l7.S. folio AIS 81 seq
one OF The land RECORDS OF the District Of %.
luiiuia, and at the written request of IN. mar
ties secured thereby. We. the undersigned trustees
VIII SELL at public auction, in front OF the prem
lse~, ON TUESDAY, TIE NINTH DAY OF IAN
tAKi. A. u. 1854, AT QUARTER PAST FOUR
oCLoeh I'M. all that certain piece or parcel
% land and premises situate in the city of Wash
ington District OF Columbia. AMI known and d.sip-
mated as aud being square numbered two hundred
ami seventy t:IUD, the saline IL laid down ON The
ground plat og plan OF said city. and being the
Whole oI said Square.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
lnsiailInents payable IN one and two Years with
iatercst ut per cent per annam, payable semi
annually froai day u sale. the deferred payments
10 bc represented 10y the notes OF the purchaser
and secured 10y FIRST deed of trust upon the prop.
erty SOD. or all cash. AT purchasers option A
detosit ot 5000 viii toe Required Of the purchaser
at time OF sale. All conyeyancing Recording ami
10 be complied with within ten days from day Of
safe. otherwise the trustees reserve the right 10
resell the property at the risk and cost of de-
iaultips purchaser.
wM. d. JOHNSON, Trustee
ONE. 344 u ST NV
OSCAR LCCkETT, Trustee,
d.s-dSds osce. 81. st. NV.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED NTH
MONDAY. JANUARY FIFTEENTH. 1854 same
hour and place.
Jas-d&ds By order Of the Trustees.
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POSITIVE SALE,
REGARDLESS OF WEATHER
IOMORROW CTHURSDAY. JANUARY ELEV-
ENTH. COMMENCING AT TEN AN. we will sell
large collection of household goods all OF which
are In good condition. Persons need OF furniture
&c. should attend this sale, as they will fud a,
nice collection of
BED ROOM, DINING ROOM
PARlDR, LIBRARY KITCHEN
And other furniture too numerous to mention.
AI-SD
CARPETS, RUGS, STOVES, &c.
ALSO
TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
+. S.-&oois consigned to sales will be carted
free Of charge. II. BERNHEIMER n CO,
II Auctioneer
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The anathena annually pronounced
against the French since the invasion of
lSl2 at the Christmas mass in the ST Peters,
burg churches was omitted this year on &C.
count of the Franco-Russian entente.
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Pure food e..pCaition every afternoon and
evening at Cor cation Hall. Doors open at
= pm. and close at 1880 pm. Cook lectures
at ::::iD-A6v..
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RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. AucTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME IIorSE AND LOT
AT TAkOMA. Dc.
by virtue of deed Of trust. duly recorded I'm
Liber No. 1897 al folio l63 seq. one of the
land records for the District OF Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured thereby. IN.
undersigned trustee win ofer for sale. by public
auction in front OF the premises, on FRIDAY
the NINETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY Alb 1884
at THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and Premises situate in the town of Takoma
Park. District of Columbia. and designated as Ioi
numbered two e. in block numbered one 10 of
h. L. Gilbert,s subdivision OF lots two -, and
three %, OF the 'iramrner Farm. being known rs
''Takoula Park. said property bein, in the Dis
trict of Columbia. together with all iniI,ruN,-
menis. &r. This property will be sold subject 10
a prior deed of trust for abo.t Si.6so
Terms of sale: Cash taboye the trnsD. A de-.
posit Of 500 required upon acceptance of bid III
the terms of sale complied with in n,
days from the day OF sale the rustic, Reserves m.
right To resell the property AT the risk and cos, O.,
the defauting purchaser after five days adv.r
,sement OF such resale I'm newspaper rul,
nsbel in washineton, DC. All cany~yansiny and
recording NJ the cost Of the purchaser
= PRESTON WRIGHT
laS-dNdbs Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMOR ROW.
Mules.

$. BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
No. $40 la. AVE
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES
MI Ell Wilson OF Philadelphia has consigned to
us another car load horses and Mares TO be
SOLD within the BAZAAR TOMORROW ,THI RS
D DA MORNING, JANUARY ELEVENTH, at TEN
o'Loch. This load consists of some extra work
ers ana drivers and several Mules. The whole lot
VIII DE sold without limit reserve. We invite
ueaiers and private buyers TO attend this sale.
1t y KE\SI\CFp anctionaor
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MAKING A TEST CASE.
A 'Fake" Fight Arranged to Take
Place at Jacksonville.

Place at Jacksonville.
The managers of the Duval Athletic Club
Of Jacksonville, Fla. have set a snare for
its enemy, Gov. Mitchell, into which they
hope he will fall, and thereby give them an
opportunity to test the Florida law in re-
lation to prize fights.
The snare in question is the arranging of
contest between two negro sluggers to
take place at the opera house in a few days
Ihey have signed articles of agreement
IDENTICAL with those signed by Corbet: and
Mitchell
The purpose of the club is to test the sin
cerity of Gov. Mitchelrs opposition to the
Corbett-Mitchell mill, and also to get a de-
cision from the courts as to the law in rela-
ton to prize fights in Florida
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GOV. Brown has ordered court-martial
IN the case of Capt. Bernard Hackett of
the second regiment, state militia of Rhode
Island The case has caused something
OF sensation in military circles as the
charge against Hackett IS that of pad
oing pay rolls and having dummies in the
state encampment, for which money was
drawn from the military appropriation.
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Ii. BERNHEIMER & co, AUCTIONEERS,
Successors TO Weeks 4 Co.,
63I LOUISIANA AVE. NV NEAR TT'H ST
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THOMAS BOWLING * Co. Auctioneers

6l2 -. nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW Two.STn
BRICK HOUSE. 1850 SECOND STREET m
DEOIr PARK. AT AUCTION. -
b virtue OF a deed of trust recorded in Iiber
VIA folio lac et SEQ. one OF the land records OF
the District Of Columbia. We will sell AT I,bli.
auction. in front Of the premises ON TI-ESDAY
JANtARl SlNTEENTH. 1884. NJ HAIFPAST
FOUR O'CLOCK. the following real estate. NV
The sonth ~ feet I inch of lot q. block n I'm A
l.. Barber and Others subdi,is ion lie proif Pnr
Terms made known al sale. 4 t..pssit of S.,o
when the property Is sold AIN convey anciny ana
recording NJ purchasers cost.
WILLIAM MAISE
-. NJ BRYANT.
Jd&ds Tra,Sfaes
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c. q. SLOAN 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS. 1907 u ST
Successors TO Latimer Sloan.l

Z. u. SLOAN CO., ACCrIONEERS 1401 q ST.
Successors TO Latimer Sloan.l
BEAuTIEII. ANTIQUES IN HOUSEHOLD DECO,
WAiiE. PEWTER MICS POO caL6 MAI c cAbhi
sTlI ES;r WEPSEWo3R DISHES
MEAR HAE!AS ia FESrES Soh Isle
SIsi!Es NOM MISiATi hs9xz Mf F1a
TRAIT OF BACON AND snAkEsPEARE.
ANTIQUE sILvEIt M0oKisH SWORD FROM
POWDER HORN. CARD TABLES. SIBERIA
TON AND c!!lI.I.ENDALE TABLES. CLOCKS,
AND vALuAEI.E PIECES
, On "WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. JANUARY
NJ: AND THREE PM. EACH DAY, We will sell,
within our sales rooms. ~! street the above
tention.
Grand Grand exhibition Monday and Tuesday.
Ja3-d&dolsts Auctioneers.
TOLSoN. GORE 4 CO.. ACCTIONEERS.
GO Louisiana ave.
Opposite Old City Post O:ic-
INTRODUCTORY SALE
Household Furniture and effects of almost every
description. suitable for every department OF the
household: Parlor Suites. Easy Chairs and Rockers
Wardrobrs. Desks. Fine Walnut Buffet Ash. Wal
nut and Oak Bed Room Furniture in variety. Hair
and fIask and other Mattresses. Springs Leather
Seat cnairs and Lounges. Plush Furniture. Cane
Seat and other Chairs. Crockery and Glass Ware.
Kitchen Furniture. Stoves &c
ALSO
- Body Brussels Ingram. Cottage and other Car
pets, oilcioths. Linoleunls. Rugs. g.. &c.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. IN front of store
Several Horses and Vehicles
First sale take place at oar new auction
rooms. g.. Louisiana ave. opp. old city lost dice.
en- THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY ELEv-
ENTii, commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK
Elegant storage facilities
Jas-2t g. WEEKS. salesman
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Trustees SALE HorsEs, BUILDINGS, COT
TAGES. Sc, WITH ABOUT 240 ACRES OF
GROUND. MORE OR LES AT BRooKsDE
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FUTURE DAYS.

RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts.
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THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED INTu
MONDAY. JANUARY FIFTEENTH. 1884 same
hour and place
Jas-dsds By order of the Trustees
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Leading futures ranged as follows.

Cincinnati. June 2.-Flour- spring patents
8 2UgS ~; family g. lO@9 IS. Wheat urn;
No red, choice, scare. b @o5c i'd; O. 2
white track 42i4c; NO white 42hc. Corn
S o. 2 We low 41tac; No. 2 white i2y3c; No. 2
mixed 4lI3c. Oats-No. mixed 39Hc: No
white SIZE. Pork-mess Sl2 30; family
Si2 10; clear family Sl3 IS. Lard-steam
leaf, jobblng FAC; kettle dried 7Ac; leaf
f2sc. Bacon steady; shoulders 64c; short
rib sides &C; short clear sides re; boxed
shogt clear sides 77ac Whisky steady at
ST. Louis, June 2-Flour steady but quiet.
patents 81 S01S2 90; fancy SO i5d2 Is; choice
81 V0G200 Wheat lower; July 524c; August
5g9ac asked; september 5,%c. CoEn firm;
June 351ac; July 35Ac September S6tec MD.
Oats same as yesterday. Professionalism
mess 3l2 -; on orders, $l2 30. Lard. prime
stehm SO i5Q6 IF choice SO 60. Dry sailed
meats-shoulders g. co. longs and clear RI
40 20; shorts rs s. Bacon Doxed shoulders
50 rs; lonqs Sd ~: clear ribs "a 90. High
wines steady at 81 o.
Baltimore, June Flour dull, unchanged;
western sdperhne III 7O1li 20; western extra
s. OO0,2 80; western family 50 60l12 IS; winter
wheat patent So 0J6n} %; spring patent 3 0
@3 49, spring straight 50 1913 so. Wheat
55esc: July 56s@56hc; August 570574c
steamer No. 2 red bJ%1559lc milling by
sa nple, Gb56c Corn dun and easy; mixed
spot AZ bid: June A. lid July 43c bid;
steamer mixed 42H0i2Ac: southern. by sam
pie, 10 977c; southern on grade 4 &c b d.
oats strong; NO. white western 44A6Dibc;
No. mixed western 4JGb431ac. I'VE dull; No.
2. $50 DC stoc O. l79 bushels. Hay steady.
Unchanged; good TO choice timothy 81 500
10 %. Oce n freiRhts duh; steam 10 Liverpool,
per oushel 3D.; Cork for orders, per quarter.
IS 3da1s Cd; cotton, per 100 pounds, l6c;
hour per l0J rounds. &c. Provisions closed
firm; mess pork, Sl4 so. Bulk meats
shoulders re; short rib sides rae; clear
SIDES 7Ac. Sugarcured shoulders &C; hams
ilAGl3c. Lard, renned Sac Butter urn;
creamery fancy. ia lSc; fancy ladle lac:
store packed 5Gl1c Eggs firm at l21sc. Coffee
steaa No f6c. Sugar closed steady gran
ulated 5i5c.
Rice
New York June 2-Rice dull and steady;
domestic fair to extra, 32l054c; Japan ~
d4Ac.
Wool.
New York June 2.-Wool moderately firm
and active; domestic fleece 20125c pulled
lold25c; Texas 9Ii3c.
Petroleum, Oils. Esc.
New York. June Cotton seed oil quiet
crude 27O2sc; yellow 32lac
New York, June 2.-Petroleum unchan-
Red Washington in barrels, 81 %; Wash
ington, in bulk. 81 so. rednei nominal; New
York. in barrels, 81 10; PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore in barrels. s. i0 Philadelphia and
Baltimore, In Oulk, ~ 601& 3D.
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CAUGHT AN ARCTIC PELICAN.
The Man, as the Event Proved, Was
Also Caught by the Bird.

From the st, Louis Globe-Democrat.
Old Tom Clellan is an industrious
Scotchman, who has his dwelling on the
bank of the artificial reservoir which sup.
plies the city of Fostoria, o., and its
numerous fac tories with water.
One day recently he espied large white
bird floating upon the lake, and, taking
his gun, he succeeded in creeping up to
within a few feet of the atestic stranger.
He fired upon it a tremendous load of
shot from his gun, which he had previ-
ously loaded for "banshees'' and
brownies"
The pelican only ducked its head, and
evinced but slight injury from the heavy
charge of shot. The old man fired again,
and this time the bird houndered desper-
ately, but was unable to rise. He tnen
threw off his clothes, swan TO the Grip
pied bird, and attempted TO seize it in his
mouth and swim to shore with it; but the
strange bird dexteriously besmeared the
old mans bald head with kindof mucus
or saliva. and then, destendingits cavern
Gus pouch beneath its throat, opened its
mouth aud jammed its head and throat
down over old Toms head, neatly encas-
ing the latter in the spacious pouch.
Being thus com pietely circumvented in
his efforts to capture his prize, the old
man pulled out for the shore with lusty
strokes, towing in his wake his prize. On
reaching the shore some persons seized
the indomitable bird by the legs, and an
other of the party grasded the old man in
like manner, and, taking steady pull,
they released him from the mem 0ranous
prison In which his head had been en-
shared by the huge bird.
Old Tom, it is needless to state, imme-
diately dispatched the bird, not even
waiting to put on his shirt and pants.
The bird is now on exhibition in tos-
toria, and is not of the common species Of
pelican, but belongs TO very rare species
inhabiting Behring'S strait and the Attic
regions. IL Is much larger than the COM
mon species, and the pouch at its throat
is proportionatcly larger.
Prof William Osborn, of Fostoria, q
naturalist well versed in orthodoxy, and
who has travelled extensively in nearly
every remote portion of the globe, exam
ined the BIRD and pronounced it an ex-
ceedingly rare specimen of the great
Attic pelican. In It's native haunts it is
said to subsist upon young seals, halibut
end other large fishes. Why ana how it
became isolated and wandered so far
from its native place of abode is poser
that no one in that section can unravel.
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Per Savannah Florida and Western rail
way tin Iartj, June so! bales cotton. 1874
DDls ros n, GIL bbls spirits turpentine. $50 bbls
vegetables. 137 boxes vegetables 299 boxes
fruit, 30l cases pineapples, Is ears phosphate
rock, ~ cars lumber, 8 cars wood, cars corn.
cars coal, car hay car machinery. | car
iron. 10 uags phosl hate, 20 Dbls fruit, 10 bales
wool, tales hides.
Per Florida Central and Peunsular rail-
road I'm part, June 2-4710 crates vegetables,
pkgs wool, boxes Oran-es, = cars lumber,
car melons Gales hides.
Per Central railroad, lin part, June p
$50 bales cotton 40 pkgs vegetables, $50 bbls
rosin. 10 tons pig iron 2ol tales hay, 1903
bbls spirits turpentine car fresh meat car
brick. . cars lumber IL cars wood, / bdl hides,
25 bbls oil, 80 cases eggs. bales wool.
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Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
Cant b Gordon, Mrs Gordon, Master Gordon.
LongstaG, z Bland, Mrs Bland, 4 Parker.
J Furrell, Mrs S u Former, Miss Former. Mrs
l. DO Sc Miss Retra c. Miss Annie Glover,
Miss A w 3st. Gotten. j G + skman
Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
w homLsoh Mr. richardson. II G Sigh, A
G Wllman, Mrs Ii UmOath. j Hart Rev i G
Nc uire, Rev M z Mccarthy. Mr. Denmark.
j NJ sudleson. i A Bigelow. Catlin,
Brown and wife, J + Brooks. Mrs Rogers and
children, NJ IS BlydenDurRh and wife, NJ
Dixon and WIFE j > Hale, kew j + sullivan.
Henry storm II l. G inord Miss Gordon Miss
Whteman. Mr. Ham Ter and wife, G A Farm
ham, J II ID Shcllman n + Partridge
NJ lson, Mrs G M Ema Minnie Ema Martin
Ema, EdW Ina.
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A DULL SATURDAY.
No Important Features in the Gen.
eTal Market.

Cotton Continues Steady and in
Good Demand-spirits Turpentine
FIRMLY Held at % l-2c-Naval
Stores Market Quiet Stocks and
Bonds in Fair Demand-The
Chicago and New York Markets.
Riordap's Cotton Review.
Savannah Ca. June 2.-The usual dull bus
mess Of Saturday was experienced to-day.
he principal feature IN the markets was the
advance Of spirits turpentine to sc. at
which price the market was hrmly held.
There were no Transactions made. however,
the inquiry beng light, Cotton remained
steady and I'M hanged. There was some in
curry for city bonds and large sales of state
bonds were made 1he Electric
Light and Power Company will foat
new per cent. first mort
gage tond, Wheat fiuctuated somewhat,
At the Chicago Exchange, wheat flu tuated
somewhat and closed &c. higher than the
opening. Corn was in good demand and pro
visions weak.
On the New York Stock Exchange there
was large cove ing of shorts in American
Sugar and the SO X jumped to l0ips. Chicago
as ald leaf rose TO the list figures Of the
week. The railroad lists were declining
Cotton
Spots were in fair demand at steady and
unchanged prices. Adv.ces from Liverpool
still contin ie favOrI lie, but New Ork
evlnded the usual atur1ays activity. On
Change at the regular call at 0 clock y. IN
the market was Julletined steady and I'M
changed with sales OF 31e ales The follow
in are the o,lioial quotations at the Cotton
IL change
Middling fair. ............ .........7 9-16
GOOD middltng 500. ................... 5-l6
Middling Observation-Disclosures. ........1
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Ship Grpen JSwl, Ryberg, Para, ballast
Stral han & Co.
Bark Tn rhoressen [Norl, Salvesen. Bahia
Chr G. Dahl a Co
Bark Nordensk old TNorl Gundersen
Maranham, ballast hr G Lahl Co.
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GEORGIA

!, While the watermelon crop will not be very
no. IN olusia county this year, the quality
work on the brick stores of Lewis &
is nedtley on West Hately street, at Jasper,
'S progressing rapidly.
n; T. RI don, OF Palatka, has already
~, orde Tor l0J.OJU strawberry plants,
70 delivered liter on.
s our hundred boxes of oranges were picked
.- a.. Vle Laksioe grove. near LELAND, packed
Gnu shipped north this week.
tha lorne q Greene. Of Jasper. are to build. in
~ ~ uSdr Iutute. two one story prick stores.
one on each SIDE Of their two-story building.
ReE' DR. Wharton Monday evening ten
ny MS resignation as pastor OF the Fist
I 9up'lst chur at ternandna This step was
FUSED by his failing health
'Onh Lofourg has lumber on the ground and
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Frult and veeetsble nTarket.

New York June 2-Palmer Riyenburg g.
Co. quote. Pea hes peentOs and dwell,
Sl.50a3 %; watermelons 210d5c: muskmelons,
al M3c: potatoes, rose. s35OU5UO: Chill
reds, $500 $50: cucumuers. Sl.0J02. o.: egg
plant. 54.O0ae.00: beans. 50ll1oc; tomatoes,
II .bllL3OO.
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Steamship VIM Crane, Baltimore.
Bark MtsCcle A TItall, Genoa.
Bark { a IN Swl. Hamburg
Bark hlfcndo NOR, HarOurg.
Bark Urrn4a Nor, Huh.
Sehr heady, Tumas de lara.
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Per Norwegian bark Urania for Hull-32s4
bbls spirits turpentine--Jas + arie. Jr.
Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
9a5 bales cotton 9. $50 bbls rosin 8 bills spirits
turpentine, 1875 crossties 30 1872 feet. las pcs
lumber 1913 feet, 1853 crates vegetables, $50
bbls vegetab les. 40 boxes oranges cases
domestcs, IS bales sweepings 127 pkgs mdse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-03

Ex-senator John j. Ingalls, had debate
the other day with a tramp, who was begging
money to get to his home tn Massachusetts.
Mr.. ingalls, took the position hat man with
out money was as well OF In one place as
another, but the tramp got the etter Of IT,
and the irldescent statesman gave him a
quarter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-03

Spirits Turpentine The market was very
quiet, though held firm. At the Board of
Irdde al the urst lall at II o'clO X the mar
ket was Uuletined at 2Sc for regulars. with no
sales At the last cal Ut l:.0 o clock il closed
"hrmly held AZ ;S,6c. There was no demand
during the day.
Rosin The prices were Arm. but only n
small tusiness was doin; to-day. AT the
Hoard of Trade, at the first call at II o clO5 *
the market was b4llet,ned firm and I'M
changed, with sales OF 2.Si6 tarres all Of
which were made yesterday afternoon after
the C.oSing of the exchange. he sales in
Guided 10! barrels OF water white 81 uarrels
window glass; Az barrels g.; 80 barrels NJ:
and l2i barrels A. b. G ana ID. grades At
the close OF the market 1t was bulletin lrm
and unchanged. with sales OF ia iarrcls Of
grades ranging iron A TO II. The otiyiaI
ono atoms were as follows.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-03

Greene Graves is the name Of new doctor
who has lota ed at Kensington. Kan, and ad-
vertses that he has just graduated from a
medical college.