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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31


At Rules held in the clerks Office OF
the circuit court, for the county of
Harrison on Monday, the 9th of Aug,
1894. '''
A. W. Fittro vs.. Samuel s. Floyd.
George Il. Floyd, William NJ. FLOYD,
Samuel r. Steel, Harry Floyd, An,
drew j. Floyd, AlstophiusJ J. FLOYD,
Grace Stuart, Clinton Stuart,
Gay Stuart, Robert NJ. Stuart,
Matte Floyd, lisa Manley, Robert
Manley, Benjamin Holden, Martha
A. Floyd in her own right and as
Administrative of N. NJ. Floyd de.
ceased, and Pearl Holden and Hale
Holden infant children of BENJAMIN
Holden and Eva Holden, deceased
In Chancery.
10 Andrew j. Floyd, Alstophius ],
Floyd, lisa Marley and Robert Manley.
The object OF this suit is to recover
of the defendants Samuel r. Steel and
against the estate of said n. NJ. Floyd
deceased, the sum of Five Hundred and
Ten Dollars, with interest thereon Mt
the rate of six per cent per annum,
from the 9Th day of September 1872
until paid, for debt due from suid
Steel 4 Floyd to said plaintiff A. w.
Flttro by bond executed by them on
said dates to said plaintiff and due one
day after date. -
And affidayits having been made that
said defendants Andrew j. Floyd. All.
stophius j. Floyd, lisa NIanley and
Robert Manley are not residents Of this
State. the said defendants are reouireIl
to appear here within one month after
the date of the first publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interest in this cause,
A copy-Teste
HENRY RAYMOND, Clerk.
LEWIS O. LAWSON.
Counsel for Plff. 3o.4t
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Sealed proposals will be received un.
TIL noon September l4th, 1894, for the
construction of bridge across Brown &
Greek near the mouth thereof. Plans
and specifications Gun be seen at Conn
ty Clerks office.
b. b. STOUT,
.I.oG Commissioner.
| A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
estate of Lewis B. Bond deceased. are
requested to present the same at once
to me at Lost Creek, W. Va.
u. A. BOND, Administrator.
'9aly ~ 1894 Ss-Gt.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


The accounts Of the following named
ftduciaries are before me for settlement.
William s. Swiger executor of Robert
Miller, deceased.
James 81. Moore guardian of Omer
s. Harbert.
Clyde Bailey guardian of Emma Bal
ley nee Law.
+ A, @: Hall guardian of Iva Coffman.
Blackburn Cunningham guardian OF
Sophronia A. Cunningham.
Blackburn Cunningham guardian of
Minerva I. Cunningham.
Blackburn Cunningham guardian OF
james A. Cunningham.
Cletus Stout, trustee OF G. A. Davis.
son.
J. I. Alexander administrator of
Elizabeth Blake, deceased.
Given under my hand August 9th.
1884. JAMES N. DAVID,
4.2t. Com'r of Accounts.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The accounts of the following fiducia-
ries are before me for settlement.
Geo. F. Randall, guardian of Clifford
r.. Randall.
Geo. F. Randall, guardian of Eugenius
E. Randall
Geo. F; Randall, guardian of Ethel
F. Randall.
Geo. F. Randall, guardian of Benz.
=. Randall.
: john NJ. Robinson, guardian of G. A.
John T. Martin, guardian of Festus
K. Martin.
ARTHUR Il. CLARK,
Aug. 90, '94.-42.2k Com'r of Accounts
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate OF Lewis B. Bond deceased, are
requested to present the same at once
to me at Lost Creek, W. Va.
L. A. BOND, Administrator.
July 80, 1894, ss-et
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31

How 1t would delight the
Democrats to hear of a few Re.
publicans intending to vote the
Populist ticket, but the RepubIi
cans will all vote for the party
that has given US prosperity IN
other days and the party under
whose banner we will again.
march back to our ancient glory.
The Democracy of Harrison
county will have some trouble if
they heal the bitterness that ex-
lists in their ranks at present.
Some time ago we mentioned the
wrangle that took place at the
meeting of the county executive
committee. The selection Of Lee
Wolfe as chairman of the com
mlttee produced great dissatis-
faction. The Pendleton element
swear that he must be put,out as
soon as the new committeemeets.
The night following the Congress
sional convention a personal fist
fight between Wolfe and a promi.
net Federal official was ayerted
by the interference Of
outside parties. One of the old
Democratic wheel.horses of the
county remarked a few days ago
that there was a little @ring Of
upstairs" trying to run the Har-
risonDemocracy,a added they pro-
posed to down them of it demon
allied the whole party"
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LEWIS Q. LAWSON, Counsel. :
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the clerks Office OF
the circuit court, for the county of
Harrison on Monday, the 9th Of Aug,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
SWISEF0RD'S AHSEhlC LITHlA WATER
Is good for al stOmach Lr1uLIes.
INVENTORY SALE.
.lI3:!(6jjtIE::N }.
10 -
Il. l3, Is andl Z East Broad.

MoNDAY.JrlY3) isoi
We've been "taking stock, " and
find the house too fun by several
thousand dollars. The price knife
has gone in again, and night and
lett has been its slashings. Mon
day opens the sale. There's moth
ing to tell but the prices.
only one condition is attached
20 this great event-no goods Will
be exchanged or taken back. Every
department will contribute richly
TO this sale.
The money losing day in SILKS.
six selling, the like of which has
never been printed. All that ought
To have Deen yours and are on hand
are put up in four lump lots al the
following prices:
II PIECES SILKS AT 25c A
YARD.
SGD ColoreI Molres.
zoe China silks.
5>c At-Sik 5urans.
soc Sttlu5.
soc Back Grus-Graln silk.
4yc six Crcpes and Crepe dc Chimes.
I32 pieces ior sos a yard.
a.l9 Printed Crepe lie Chimes.
9Sc plain crepe de Chimes
SlG9 Embroidered Greua line.
S5c Plain Sewing Silk Grenadine
SI.Gl silk and Wool Brocadc Bengaline.
gsc Figured Two-Tone Surahs and raf-
fetas.
80 aurahs. q inches vice
CSC AOircs.
Csc Black Safins.
sl19 Black Armure.
$i0S Peau dc Sole
Mt9 China silks
Soc Liberty Satins.
Sll5 Brocade satins.
2I7 pieces for 75c yard.
a@ Figured Crepe de Chine.
$l22 Printed Taifeta silks.
81 50 Bcngalines.
9ic Satin Stripe Tametas
$50 Plain and Striped satin Duchess.
Si7S Two-Tone Figured Tanetas.
CSC TWO Tone Figured Tanetas.
80 pieces for 81 a yard.
S2.iS Black Brocades. with colored flow
crs.
N.o9 Black Satin Brocades.
Sl.35 COlOred Satin BrOcades
81. - Black and ColOred Fables.
Sl.73 Satin Duchess
- 50 Colored Bengaiines.
s. Is o. tblack ground, with embroidered
ngurcs) Grenadines.
SHIRT WAlSTS-LOT No. I.
l6 Percale Shirt Waists, that ranged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

1t would be a grievous blow to Ameri-
can prestige, not to mention our material
Interests. for the Nicaraguan canal to fall
into foreign hands, and. yet IL Is In immi-
nent danger OF taking that direction.
England has quadrupled the value OF
her investment in the Suez canal. and the
success OF that enterprise has so aroused
the spirit of venture that even the dis
aster Of the Panama canal cannot prevent
capitalists from recognizing the tntrtnal1
merits of the Nicaraguan route. Mlhiohs
are piled up and are still piling up III
London, waiting 10 tumble over INTO
some great venture The time IS most
ripe for a successful negotiation py th'
Nicaragua canal managers. The latest III
formation we have II that Messrs. J0hh
X. Bartlett and Smith Weed have saiIe1
for Europe in the interest OF tha' cana''
The next thing we may hear IS mat some
negotiation has been closed, when either
puts the canal beyond the reach OF the
United States. or g1l1 require Us 70 pas
a heavy penalty for the dilly-dailyins OF
Congress.
II there should be such situation pre-
seuted Il would be a black day Tor those
congressman who have brought II TO pass
When a subject has been proDed 20 the
bottom and every fact disclosed ana
when everybody. or practically every
body who IS not interested In or con-
trolled by the Pacific railroads, IS OF the
one opinion that the canal ought 10 be
built and controlled by the United states
both parties being committed 10 it-what
excuse can be given for a delay which re-
suits in dashing the reasonable expecta-
tons of the people Of this country?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
..rhn summer Rest Nenr Greenwood.

Greenwood. July 2, 1894.
Editor Times l am here for Few days
AZ the Summer Rest" and find II de
iightful. hot I'm the day but breezy. ard
the heat ia not like the heat Of Rich-
mOnd and the hover country. II does not
seem 10 hurt you. | rode "Wednesday
vehicle between f. and o'clock ana
did not suffer The mornings and even,
ings. and especially the nights. are coOl
and pleasant. The landscape 4 GLORIOUS
the Blue Ridge behind ms and stretchins
away In full view 50 the southwest. u"
ragged mountains in front probably
ei ght or ten miles Of, and the inter-
vening country with It's green neids, anu
wooded hills, ana pleasant looking conn
try houses her and there, exceedingly
beautiful
The house does very well for begin
ming, but needs enlargement ana mn.
prOvement. and SO the summer Rest
needs money which ! hope us friend
YIN supplv In due time. The yard IS
we'll shaded. the water Is pure and gooo,
n have never tasted BETTER and ls
brought right 10 the house. The garden
is large and productive. though not yield
tenti0n at the proper season. There IS
M abundance Of fruit trees ot dliferant
kinds on the place. though none bearing
this year except the vineyard.
There are eight boarders here. an de-
liLhted and improved though they have
been herr but three days + ann writing
in the front porch facing the south. with
the sun falling on the floor in two feet
Of me and the thermometer at the door
three feet behind me az go degrees, and
yet / am cool and comfortable
] have not seen or heard 1n English
sparrow. but our own American sparrow
and other birds arr SINGING here Don me
morning and the p8rtrIses pre- whist
ling around an the day
It is "a real summer rest triishttut
mountain home. With great possibilities
IlH D. N % ID H.rrN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

Was the valuable thing they had supu-
!. lated for In agreeing TO the duty mat
the Trust wanted? They had got Tor
their client what that client wanted ana
,hev cared nothing about the planters.
when Hill made his motion to strike
,ha, provision out, II they had demand
ga that the whole Senate stand by the
ograoment that II had made as they now
demand that II shon stand by the one
which suits them. we do not see how
this provision could have been stricken
on, But the Trust had 4. direct interest
TINT n should he stricken out. II Mad
bought up all the raw sugar In the
world. and. OF course. therefore. wanted
the bill 10 go into effect at once as
that would make their sugar rise at
once. whereas, II IT did not 90 into ehect
until january. 1895. they would have to
carry all this stock until then. walt
Ing for the rise.
If n stronger case than this can be
made for the people demanding that
their senators shall be elected by their
own direct vote We cannot understand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
WHAT THE SENATE BILL WOULD DO.

We reprint this morning from the New
York Journal Of Commerce In another
column an exhaustive ana most interest
ing review Of what Is estimated by the
Treasury experts would be the effect of
the Senate tariff bill II it We're enacted
into n law. Without SONS any f0Ythey.
IT IS enough 10 remark that n the Sl3'0h."D
expected from sugar Is deducted from
the T79,0O0OOO expected from the BILL the
revenue raised from taxation Will ue
about S62G0,O0o less than it was under
the Mckinley bill. which means "a saving
10 the people Of about thirty-two per
cent. of taxation aud a corresponding
reduction of everythine they buy at the
stores This is an immense thing for the
great body Of the people.
II the House bin should become law,
their saving would be only about thirty
eight per cent The difference is q trifle.
and Is not enough TO make IL fuss about
when So much is saved by the Senate
BIN and when so much, therefore. is M
stake on passing II or the alternative
Of having no bill. Tie deficiency is made
up to the Government by the income tax
and the TAX on sugar.
Infamous Us the PROCEEDINGS I'm the
Senate have been, by which the hioatei
Sugar Trust has taken "A whole nation by
the throat a1d forced Il to So Just wh2t
it desired. that should be passed hy for
the present. and the House should PROMPT
ly accept the Senate bill and pass H.
The nation viii take up the SUGAR Trusts
case and give proper attention 10 II after
the tariff bill has become a law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

,.,, III. word: His word 10 daily 'r',
v wo ' against the world the .s o" ana
,sn a., and It's conquests are the over
u .ne peu" miracle of the worlds histors-
and have made and established sSns the ne chris ae
tan era--the invisible church H anS a" ,n'
I'LL 10 light: and He IT was, the
'oa, 81 AM" who said Let there be
III, and there was light"
In the powers faculties. and graces OF
r,,s neing. man Ia after the likeness OF
h,a creator. In his ordinary life he is
,yeak limited, bGt most dignined imita-
ton Of his Maker. his Law Givcr and
Governor and King. And what man does
poorly. God does and has done with inf
mite power and wisdom and goodness.
The miracles Of Jesus Christ were the
seal of His Godhead: His necessary ere
dentials as perfect. absolute. infinite,
divine man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
MEETINGS AND EyENIs MONDAY

Syracuse Lodge. X. Of p. Oid-Felows
Hall
Rickett Camp. c. Y, Central Han. ..
jefferson Lodge /. O. q. r.. odd-feiio"s
|. Hall.
Richmond Lodge. l. o. o. r.. Belvidere
-Anawan Tribe. I. O n. NJ. Laube's Hall;
nndianola Tribe /. .. r. NJ. Iorey's Han
tGrey Eagle Tribe. i. .. Il. ~, Jr. .. l..
A. NJ Hall
ar Il. Lee Council Jr. O. L. a. NJ. Jr.
J. Q. u. A. NJ. Hail
Patrick Henry Council. Jr. O. L. a. NJ.
- Powhatan Han
'aNest-End W. c. T. l., Y ". c. \. par
. lors.
Rescue Lodge. I. o. @. T.. Gatewoods
. Hall.
CHARITY Lodge. I. o. C. r.. Springfield
Hall.
Myrtle Temple. l. o. G. T.. Pine-Street
Baptist church
yicGill Catholic Union. Cathedral Hall
hVest-End Lodge /. .. .. r.. Clay-Street
Baptist church
.Carpenters' Union. Cathedral Han.
tompany +. First regiment armory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
ESTIMATE OF REVENUE
CL,>y ATE QIIT,
sncro,arv cnrlialn.s estlnate of -


Secretary Carlisle's estimate of expend,-
lures during the fiscal year 1875, Whlcu
began on July LIST, was Si4S,5.6. ,Sy, ana u
has since been ascertained that his est
mate for pensions was 100000 IN excess
of what the actual expenditure IL Likely
10 be This would Indicate a surplus OF
si40OOO1 under the House bill and $6S,-
900 900 under the Senate bill. This surplus
viii not become available, however. until
after the collection Of the income tax,
which is not due until January lst ana
probably will not be collected until well
into the spring or summer The revenue
Tor the next eight or ten months Is not
nkeiv to- be excessive. II a considerable
surplus accumuiates in the Treasury be
fore the meeting Of the long session OF
the FTftv-fOurth Congress In December,
iso5 II win be possible to curtail its ac-
emulation somewhat without a reopen
ing OF the tariff question, by abandoning
The duty on playing cards ana knocking
az q On 900 OF the revenue Wnlch VIII ue
collected under the Senate bill upon I'M
norted wrapper tobacco. II IL possible
mat the conference committee VIII re-
cir 10 the House provision increasing me
whisky tax and leave the increase az SlV'-
000 O0O per year instead OF SZoOW.wO, as
nroposed by the Senate There are aIsy
likely TO be appropriations IN excess OF
Secretary Carlisle's estimates. and pof-
lion OF the surplus may be proiltaDiy
ernpIoved. II the Treasury continues IN
the banlting business, In the increase or
the gold reserve.-New York Journal OF
Commerce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

An inspection If the figures indicates
thar the large increase of customs reve-
nue under the Senate bill s chiefly from
sUe1V, AVA thaf increases AN other schy3-
ulcs amount Oh Jess than 100000. Metals
and their manufactures show am increase
OF $lZl3s $40 in the Senate over the House
bin. tobacco ana Increase OF s. $40 1884, agri-
cultural products $l6lil2 cotton manu-
1acturcs 81 o&IW. manufactures of h'X
and hemp 1923. Isl. wooden goods S33Oi so.
percentages of duties o. the value of the
goods Is not very marked. except I'm the
case of sugar. cOttous, manufactures of
fax and hemp. ana WOOlcns. reaching u
per cent. on tobacco 3 per cent. ou cot
tons, lD per cent. on manufactures II FAX
and hemp, and per cent. 0n WOOlcus.
Tie following table shows the average
01 VAlogvfA rates on dotlable articles un-
der each bill, with the articles transferred
Co the free list by both the House and
Senate.
average al valOrem under
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

selves In primary elections. There fs no
purchase Of the electors poss'nies then,
and the nominees chosen then would
really represent the wishes and views OF
the body of the yotcra.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
THE COHEN co.
PRAISE FROM ALL
WHO USE
SEMNE ELECTRIC
HAIR RESTORER.

4 vegetable tonic. has been analy
by thu leading chemi @. aud rfN-o.h
most efncacious and harmless. Aht -i'
astonished tle medical fraternity if II'
duclng hair on shiny bald heads. Sllil.
lates .he hair folilcles. and noui mes
roots. destroys microh,s. lnrrD D. "l.
feed on the hair. Ilalr Produced n} t''a
wonderful hair food viii gro" healthy
long. and vigorous.
TESTIMONIALS
have used semmes' Elec.r.., lat ,saiir-,llti, ne.
storer on my baby FotktEEN M''N lfi'
OLD ,ylth the best results. recon-
mend IL 10 the public as harmless ana
perfect hair grower nt...>.
10 r street. Washington D. {
81 "A bottle; six for 50
This ~ not a dye. as hundreds OF your
,eigbhors in Richmond viii testify. For
sale by ali nrst-class druggists. ana az
Dr. J. Senmes' parlors. There all DIS
cases OF the scalp are scientifically treRt-
ed by Or. Semmcs In person. III east
Broad. near Second. Now is the uiHe
10 nourish ana stimulate the hasg'
jy29-sutf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

bill. besides Sl7g. Dol 1i2 from customs, IS
an Increase OF $2O.OO0,oD from sOirlts.
s., 10000 from playing cards and ND.wOOO
from the income tax These figures. add
ed to slO,OOJ.0O from internal revenue
estimated under existing law and other
receipts under existing law, AFFORD the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

New York Sun: In the midst OF heats
aud wars, Il Is refreshing 20 turn to u
lovely idyl Of the Lehigh Valley. Twas
on Thursday afternoon that the Hon.
William Francis Harrity and the Hon
William Unity Hcnsel, sitting one at one
window and the orfer at the other window
OF the engineer's cab Of a Lehiyh Valley
train spod down the mountain side and
Into the Sweet vale Of Wyoming. Roses
spraug up on the embankmcnts and along
fhe sieepers. Tramps changed into shep-
herd SWANS with frocNs and crooks, and
dhudeens into pipes o. Pan. a big yellow
mOngr0l dog chasing a sheep suddenly
lay down and buried not his jaws. bat a
friendly head IN that unprotected wool
\ cattle train WINS coming round sharp
curve. when, 10, every steer had its horns
glled and "A bell hung 10 its neck and
garlands of wild flowers entwined around
It's waist and amidships. \ bull that came
out 10 charge the train dcsisted from It's
purpose on seeing Mr. Iiarrity, jumped
upon the cowcatchcr and rode down the
mountain Brer Bull had escaped from
one OF Mr.. Harrity's letters. Bells rang
Of themselves, apple women at the sta
tious were charged into nymphs. the
sleeuers budded and blossomed, and
finally the train had 10 be stopped be
cause the steel rails had weakened INTO
mere rolls Of mOlasses candy. 'blll,
en- IA Mr. Ifarrity to Mr.. Hensel II amt
had 50 much fun since the campaign OF
lS2."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

MADE DRESSES that were g..
and 81 p. are f5c now.
WASH GOODS
We've picked up stuns Chat s1.I f.r..
IS, IS, and Z5c' inventory price .e
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR hr.,.
in prices. Inventory says there
too many left.
Ladies' Cotton Drawers, tlras ,o..
binding. 25c. from iic.
s. ana s. Gowns $50 now.
800 and g Ladies' skirts. SIe5 moss.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT haze q I..
Ladies Fast Black Fail Nes.l.
2Oc value. r. he.
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
zoe HOpsack Negligce shirts Hr.
81 Surah Twill Negusee shirts
g Negligee shirts. Soc ana 81 uot
Gents Hernstitchcd White or
Bordered handkerchief. large
TRUNKS AND NALlSro.
per cent. off any was our n..
week offer. Inventory say th.
are still too many; so we've m...
prices like these:
$3.50 Trunks FOR 81.
80 Trunks FOR 49,
81 Trunks for $3.50.
81 JU Trunks fog 50.
80 Trunks FOR Sl.
Carpets and Nattings will BE s.'.
during this sale cheaper than they
will again be this season.
75c Tapestry Carpets Gc.
81 Body brussels Carpet. % l-2.
sll5 MoQuct Carpets. 1lc.
In9gra 1t9o Carpets ''m DE 10 .. e.t
25o Seamless MATING f.r be-
Inventory prices make Iq..,a-f
EmbfOlderleS DuyaDie az 25 r
can't rp1u-fionS There
00'i'' ~ 80
extra goou 'SSo' '"'ei'' '1'''
f-I !nCb f ,r' ". ROM (r.,, az '' ''''''
600 aides Mems ami Crr
dren,s Ratb SIMS Irr..-
makes Dri~es like these.
Gr,v Flannel Suits. trimmed ,tl .,
braid. o 90 i5 years. sl55
81 ana s. Bath suits. 800 wool
trimmed in white BRAID f- n0
inventory prices make ....A
paroSOl\ &c Silk (f|lrfl rI.
.i;...
~ T ,i,. - y ',,'''y ~,
-, 10 i ''',, ~ ~, NJ al o..
Lump lltS on DRESSES IN' '.
GARMENTS thar are --4r.. % f..
-''' ''l~'''' ''''''
prizes.
~ ..., ..., ,.,- -.. ....
20 e. 40 .Iit ''''' anu $50.
10, w. $500 IT'D f-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

following estimated revenues under DOM
the House and Senate bills. ,,>,rr,t,
ESTIMATE OF REVENUES tNbbn
Custom. hooon D 1924, e57, 40 20
ent aw revenue '"n'e' 100. 900 %
i ntpher h ri'a assn 100000 90
Miscellaneous items (under M oo.o ooo M
present aw...................: @''V"'VV' W
rI iswI service 'unuei i'.'... s4.427,7iS 90
sil2,OS5, III %
EsrTNtATF or REVENUES UNDER
custons -'1' : .yl79, 2Jl ,li2 l6
ih aSpns, revenue '"' 2iS.ooo.oo %
N aboye1 items 'aS SUI" 1000 900 %
S sbove, SCI wv N Si.427,7iS %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Vow YORK HeraId. The enlux Of goll Z

New York Herald: The eillux of gold to
Europe continues.
About five million goes out to-day. and
as II was al drawn from the Treasury the
gold reserve is reduced 10 less than nifty
six millions.
This II dangerously low. II IS impossi-
bic for Secretary Carlisle to trihe any
longer with this situation. The gold re
serve must be strengthened at once.
New York World Senator German be
ucves he has GAINED the trst sMrmlsh IN
M, Struggle FOR the control of Maryland,
but the shouts OF his retainers were not
loud enough 10 drown the Kisses OF the
Democratic tariff reformers Of the state.
lie is on the road ID Philippi!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

Chemicals. oils and
paints ...-..t..-..-...-
Earths. ctrfhenWdre
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