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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
CITY NEWS.

S. b. Adams of Superior Sundayed
in this city.
f. b. Smith Sundayed with relatives
in Riverton.
Charley Irvine of Riverton was regis.
tered at the Holland Saturday.
E. Ross Hitchcock OF Sterling was a
guest Of the Holland House Sunday.
j. A. Boyd was out on a long trip last
week in the interest Of his marble
works.
Several Red Cloud people are liable
to secure positions in the Hastings asy.
lum-as inmates.
Miss Retta Abel came home from
Guide Rock Saturday night, accompan.
led by Mrs. Dwight Jones.
1t is time now to have your organ
cleaned or repaired, and il you want it
we'll done, see VIM. W. Tulleys.
Organs cleaned and repaired in a
workman like n Be sure and see
VIM. Tulle!s for this kind OF work.
The boys band, otherwise known as
the kid" or juvenile band, discoursed
some sweet music on the street Monday
night.
~ Episcopal service will be held in
Grace church, Red Cloud, on Tuesday
evening, April 10th, at s o'clock. All
are welcome.
Be careful, when having your organ
cleaned, to get someone that knows how
to clean it. See VIM. Tulleys and you
will be satisfied.
Down in Kansas the smaller towns are
amusing themselves with "Ten Nights
in a Bar. room," by home talent. Let's
have "Uncle Toms Cabin
Prof. Smith of Indianola WAS in the
city this week. He is an applicant for
the principalship of our schools and
comes we'll recommended as an educa'
tor.
Spring item from a Kansas exchange;
This is the time OF year when merchants
who don't advertise, brush the dust OIL
from shelf.worn goods, and placard them
"just arrived"
> Thousands Of fruit and forest trees at
the North Branch nursery, one mile
south.ea Of North Branch, Kansas, 10
miles south east of Red Cloud, Neb.-
The Dillon Nursery 20.
DR.. McKeeby and wife and Miss TriS
Nicer returned from Lincoln Sunday
night. The Doctor has a little work to
attend to this week in the Capitol city
and he will then resume the medical
: practice with renewed vigor.
County Clerk Fort is improving rap
idly in health under the treatment he il
receiving at Lincoln, and will be home
soon, perhaps this week. Mrs. For
came home from Lincoln Saturday
night, where she had been taking carr
OF her husband.
The railroad boys are snickering will
each other, because on Saturday nigh
one OF their bosses was looking for TIVE
females OF rocky disposition who hat
camped in the tie yard. The boss laie
for EN-, but the travelling ladies wer'
cute enough to keep out Of sight.
The aspect Of the situation ia abou
this: The house fly has arrived in small
tiocks, the mosquito is here to stay, thu
festive June bug is on the road. tn
wasp with his business end is on top
and n after another Of the vexationl
of the world come creeping on taste
and thicker than ever. Troubles al
come at once. 1t will only be a few
days until the Fourth of July, when tn
small boy and the fire cracker will maxi
life miserable, and then. yes, then Gomez
the hand organ and the book agent
"Woe is me-" quoted the poet, as Br'e
Wilcox reached for the oil can, and ther
b9tted his head the great wall against
as he exclaimed, my stock OF sprinl
poetry has gone with the geese.
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r. q. Hours for sunday.

On account OF the change Of time for
religious services the postofice will I've
open for distribution Of mail SUNDAYS
from IL m. to | p. m. and evening It
9;10 to $3.50 p. m.
ERANx CowDEN. =. Nj.
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NJ urUSUs
But better goods. cheaper than ever.
For spring we have,
Men FIR. calf congress hand sewed
worth s5. ..... - 70
Mems calf congress, hand eewed
worth "a ........... .......... 3W
Mems genuine Kangaroo congress
and lace, worth s4............. 90
The above are the best goods in our
stock but we have also,
Mems buff congress and lace for. 81 %
Mems buff congress and lace for. l 80
Mems calf congress and lace for. . 90
A full line Of working shoes.
These prices are about n third
cheaper than other dealers ask.
In ladies' shoes correspondingly low
prices exist.
Womens hand sewed, turned, but
ton, worth s3.50...............S w
Women's hand sewed, cloth top.
! button shoes, worth s3.50...... 90
The best $3.50 shoes in the market.
Fhe best S1.50 shoes in the market.
The best line Of cheap and heavy goods,
Seek no further for the best place to
purchase your footwear.
BLAREsLEE Il kALEY.
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FRED L. MCKEEBY, NJ. d.
Physician and surgeon,
City and country calls promptly ans.
wered.
Moon BLOCK, RED CLOUD.
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BRIEF MENTION.

FRANK CowpES. p. NJ.
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GOING TO CARLSBAD

isn't necessary now. Carlsbad is coming to you. At least, the health-giving part of it is. Take the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt (the water evaporated and concentrat- ed). Best results obtained when outdoor exercise caa be had.
 See that the signature of EIsNER & HENDERSON Co.,, Sole Agents, New York, IS on every bottle. That makes the genuine imported article - the world 5 natural remedy for gout, dyspep- sia, biliousness and stomach, liver and kidney complaints.
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ENn,nnntnrv Nntlre-

Our retiring sale not having been en- tirely successful, We therefore change our plans In some particulars, but not our purpose,
 Unless the business is satisfactorily disposed of we shall continue to add to the stock, staple and seasonable goods, including some holiday goods, and close the business probably in February, this being the anniversary of our business year.
 We flatter ourselves you will approve the exceptionally low prices We put on many kinds of goods, Respectfully,
 O12 2t c. r. BECKLEY.
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Mn. ". IT. nAW NOMINATED.
Candidate for the New York State Senate of
 the State Democracy in the Fifteenth Dis

Candidate for the New York State Senate of
 the State Democracy in the Fifteenth Dis
 trict.
 It will be gratifying to the large cir cle of friends of Attorney William H. Law of New York city, formerly one of New Haven's leading influential young professional men, to know that he has been honored with a nominat tion for the New York state senate. His name ap- pears in the list of nominees made by the state democracy for the senate. He is a candidate from the Fifteenth district MT. Law recently withdrew from the Tammany wing of the democ- racy and was at once placed in nomina- tion by the state democracy for the po- sition named. MT. Law is a rising man, and his New Haven friends, irrespec- tive of party, will be glad to hear of his still increasing prosperity and in f1uence. ......
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BEAUTIFUL MEMORIALS
Recently Erected In tho Grove Street ar
 Evergreen Oemeteries.

heeent'y Erected In tho Grove Street and
 Evergreen Cemeteries, TWO beautiful monuments have just been erected in the old, or Grove street, cemetery One is to the memory of the lamented Dr. T, Beers Townsend, who was indeed "a beloved physician" and whose memory Is warmly cherished m many hearts. He was a brother of Hon. James M. Townsend and Captain Charles H. Townshends and his tomb is near the center of the Townsend plot. The memorial is what Is known as a Ledger monument, and is massive and beautiful, six feet and more i'm length, about four in width and about five feet in height. It is of choice gray granite, and of elegant proportions. The mon ument bears the following very appro- prlate inscriptions:
 T. BEERS TOWNSEND,
 born
 Nov, 2l, 1885,
 Died
 March S1, 1893.
 beloved physician,
 A skilful surgeon,
 A genial, kind and true friend.
 Loved and lamented , On the face of the die is the family monogram in German text, and envelop- ins it are leaves of laurel and palm wrought in the solid stone. The stone in it's simplicity artistic character strength and beauty seems a fitting tribute to the sleeper whose memory is held precious in many hearts and homes.
 Another new and beautiful monu- ment, which is indeed a monument of great beauty is massive and elegant sarcophagus of the choicest light gray granite just erected to the memory of the late James $. Bailey, a gentle man of rare worth of character, well remembered in many New Haven homes, although a large part of his long and valuable life was spent in business in New York city, and who was for many years resident of Brook lyn. The inscription reads;
 JAMES STANTON BAILEY,
 Lebanon, Conn, Brooklyn, N. Y,
 Dec. 9, 1917, JanN6, 1895. The carving on the sarcophagus is probably the choicest and most artistic to be seen in this or any other of our cities of the dead. The sarcophagus is modestly imposing, standing perhaps eight or nine feet in height, and of beau tiful proportions. The elaborate cary ing spoken of above emphasizes beauti- fully the upper part of the massive die. Another beautiful and costly monu- ment has just been erected at the hands of Thomas Phillips & Son, who also de- signed and executed the monuments above spoken of. This one has just been erected on Cedar avenue in Evergreen cemetery by George D. FaroVid, the Chapel street druggist, to the memory of his wife, who died few months ago, much lamented. This monument is a massive rock boulder weighing eight or nine tons. Gracefully falling over the polished plate on which is the inscrip- ton, is an Easter lily. carved in bold relief This elegant and notable mon lment stands six feet four inches in height, and it is three and half feet 1 in thickness. It is already attracting great attention. The monument is in the new part of the cemetery, which 1 was added in recent years, being the portion near Davenport avenue, bought | 1f the Mariner Beecher estate.
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Important Facts.

If you have dull and heavy pain across forehead and about the eyes; if the nostrils are frequently stopped up and followed by a disagreeable dis charge; if soreness in the nose and from the nostrils is often ex- if you are very sensitive to cold in the head accompanied with headache; then you may be sure you have catarrh; and should Immediately resort to Ely's Cream Balm for a cure. The remedy will give instant relief.
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The Creation Of Hats


 that Ladies banker after, re- quire just that artistic skill which we employ. If you could pick a flaw in last years Trimmed Millinery, you certainly can't do it this year. Notice the rich dashi- ness and style of latest con- ceits, priced poorly enough to turn high price Milliners green with envy.
 A complete line of correct shapes in Sailors, "Defender," "Rosmore," :" Lillian Russell" "Tremont," and " Belgate," S5,oo,S2.2S, SI,5o, SL2o, ST,oo, and S5 cents.
 Walking Hats .insfelt, camel's hair, and stitched cloth, very swagger, $4.oo, s. 50, S2,5o, SI.5o, and S9 cents. Millinery Parlors.
 XoHr Pouna or so of CaHdy .f0y SatHraay aOiU 6e bricTd at L5c. e PoHnd, p yoH bMy "Calt1ornia BnttercMbs." AH 0thcr kihds of trrsh co2dy at cautious brices. Candy Counter.
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800 Baskets Grapes 12c.
 R. w. MILLS, 3S2 State.

It will pay you to see the bargains in meats at The Booth Meat Co.'S six stores, S70 State street, 900 State street, 591 Grand avenue, 62 Congress avenue, New Haven, ' Grand avenue, Fair Haven, and 345 High street, Holyoke Mass. o10 St
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Mrs William H Kiernan of 39o East street, who attempted suicide by taking Paris green, is reported out of danger.
 Mrs. George A. Maycock and two children of New Haven are the guests of Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Bell of Norwalk.
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When You Are Ready.

To clean house send for us to take up, clean and relay your carpets, Nothing is so detrimental to good health as unclean carpets. By sending your car pets to the Forsyth company you are assured of having them returned to you as clean as new carpets. ap15 If
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If You Want

to go West cheaply and comfortably take the SANTA FEE ROUTE. Tourist excursions. Personally conducted. Leave Boston weekly.
 New England agency SS2 Washington street, Boston. sig If
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Sothern, the Actor,

Is now playing ''The Prisoner of Zenda" in New York city with marvellous sue cess. The book is being sold by Nal ley, Nicely & Co. for 49 cents. o12 2t
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Sothern, the Actor,

Is now playing "The Prisoner of Zenda" in New York city with marvellous sue cess. The book is being sold by Maj Icy, Nicely x Go. for 49 cents. o12 2t
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25c Peck

Buys fine Sweet Potatoes. Sc quart buys fine cranberries.
 Best Java Coffee PIC ID. Best tea 35c pound. Come visit our new store. MILLS, 3S2 State.
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Cloak Han Said

" Nothing special to speak of. The way he said it, showed that eperytAsmg, was special, and sales entirely satisfactory. Such conditions would be impossible apart from perfectly satisfactory garments and prices.
 The Cloak Room.
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Sothern, the Actor,

Is now playing "The Prisoner of Zenda" ip New York city with marvellous sue cess. The book is being sold by Nal ley, Nicely SS Co. for 49 cents. o12 2t
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9, II and 15c,

100 dozen new canned peas. 24 lbs c Sugar $1.00. New store
 MILLS, 3S2 State.
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E. H. EMERY, Observer
 Note.-A mInus sign l- preiixed to ther- low zero. De- AI Tn connection with rainfallindiostes atrace of rainfall too small to measure water not known P Vt
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NEW ADYERTISEMENT TO-DAY. Bonds-Kimberly, Root X Day. Bonds--County Commissioners. Butter-Johnson x Brother. Candies-BostO Grocery. Clothing-ConneeticutC Clothing Co. Dr. Greene's Neryura--At Druggists. Dr.kennedy's Favorite Remedy-At Druggists. Daily Chnt--Malley. Nicely X Co. Dress hoes--C. H. Ayers. Education-S2 Church Street. Elys Cream Balm-At Druggists. For Sale--House-Jo J ohm c. Punderford. Tor Sale-House Y. k. Lewis. Fine Beef--J. r. Sheitfee. Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown & Co. It's Safe Trading-Howe X Stetson. Jack Frost Has Nipped-,rhe Chas Monson Co. Lost-Dog-2S Congress Avenue. New Prunes-At Mills. Notice-W. F. Barnett Opening Prices-E. Schoenberger & Son. Peaches--Judsou's. Table Wine-E E. Hall & Son.
 To California--S. W. Manning 10 Loan-Money--A. Goodman & Co. Wanted-Person-65 Trumbull Street. Wanted-Meu-840 Chapel Street. Wanted-Farm-Steven This Office. Wanted-House-P. O. Box 2g5, West Haven. Wanted -Situatiou-ll4 Hamilton Street. Wanted-Girl-llS Humphrey Street. Wanted-Situation-76 York Street.
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MALlET TNfEHf@&'

New Haven. Sat ,riay. Oct. lS, 1895.
 TELEPHONE No. 3s3.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN,

THREE MONTHS, $1,5O; ONE MONTH, 50 CENTS; ONE WEEK. l5 GENTS; SINGLE CoPIEs, CENTS.
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" FATHER RECORD,
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER Amman

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct. Il. 1895, 8 D. m. Forecast for Saturday-For New England: The weather will continue fair, but with in- creasing cloudiness during the day, possibly local showers at night; southerly winds. For Eastern New York: Fair during the greater portion of the day but conditions arc favorable for local showers in the afternoon or night, southerly winds shifting to westerly,
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR OCTOBER Il, 1895.
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Mean temperature. 46.
 Max. temperaJure. 59.
 Min. temDerature. s.
 Precipitation 0 inches Max. velocity of wind 26-S Accumulated excess or daily mean tenn perature since January 1. 62 degrees or an average daily excess of 9 degrees Total dehciency in precipitauon since Janu- ary l. 1882 inches.
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SpcCldl, ana sales entirely satisfactory. Such conditions would be impossible apart from perfectly satisfactory garments and prices. The Cloak Room. rlen Are Delighted no less than we are with the
 o incompar-
 n &sa able value j. . ]. ]. ] ] ]. ! . ..: ]. ]. ! ]: ]: ]:
 [llEg3ISa and style L%MSX EN9 of our new O KpN N95It5A Fall 50
 Eb ! D cent Neck AIl f1\ " wear. The &M X lFD temptation ..s;l< lI(ni to spend ~ \E4 50 cents
 A @ for a Neck,
 S tie was never harder to resist. They are as good as the not-long- ago dollar ones were.
 English Puffs, De Joinvilles,
 Four;n-hands. Imperials,
 Bows, Tecks.
 
 Any and every kink of fashion in silk or satin Neck wear full and plenty.
 Now for Sox. Buy the natural wool
 and camel's hair Sox at I2tc. pair.
 Buy the < Adirondack !" blue Jersey
 Overshirt, SI.oo
 Strike the Saturday Sale of all wool
 Cardigan Jackets and Sweaters, sr. 90
 and more.
 Mems Furnishings. Hosiery Helps for Saturday. 5 special lines for Children. 2 for Ladies.
 Children's Hose, Ia1, ro and 25c.
 pair. Ladies Hose, } pairs for 50
 cents, and a5c. pair
 The heavy haul at Under wear, makes us wish for a back door mill, so that not a single person need wait an hour for special kinds. Hosiery and Underwear. Use Our Towels and you'll not be likely to buy anywhere else. For example:
 Hemstitched Huck Towels 22 44
 25c each. Fringed Huck Towels a 45 2sc each. Fringed Damas
 Towels 22 x45, 25c each,
 Irish Point Bureau Set and Scarfs.
 Scarfs IS 54, 75, 9Sc and sr,2
 Scarts IS x 72, SIPS, SI.5o and $40
 Sets, 9Sc, sI.25, $I.4S, sI.75, s2.oo an,
 s2.25.
 Wash Stand Covers 20 X 90; 75c, $I.oo, and SIPS. The Linen Court. Table Temptations Bargain TableI.-Gloves, 75 cents Bargain Table 2.-Tray Cloths, I2K cents Bargain Table 3--Ribbons, I9 cents, Have An Eye to your interests and allow our experienced Optician to see ii your eyes are suffering tor lenses. Free eye ex- aminations for glasses. Optical Counter What Is Lost by not seeing that captivat- ing Glove Window, is as nothing compared to what is lost by not habitually buying Gloves where the conditions are so favorable and the Gloves so durable. 75 cents, Says, and all the between prices. Glove Counter. MALLN*NEELY1sp(o'
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94ozpe&elelSo
 767-77f CHAPEL ST. It's Safe s;'sss 3; ssss.;ss s,:s: ;;: s"' s' s Trading SHssevs S'T;s: v'fs ss; | x x
 F eUery Saturday shopi wilI Uisit Us tt WilI De fol{
 of mutual benefit. E GLOVES.
 Such selling as we have h cannot but make us hundreds of nj friends.
 For Walking Gloves in t correct shades we show an exec tional line of onr Special Fall III portation at
 67c, 70e, $1.O0, and l.38 r DPESS GOODS
 The window displays t cream of 8 line of Wool Dress Goo that can't be beaten.
 Silk Striped Plaids.
 Rich, Handsome Mixtures.
 45-in. India Twills, all shade
 Only 3oe VI Our is far in excess of anythiI' Cloak we ever before knew, al Trade merit alone is the caus Goods and prices are right we' told that every five minutes by pu. Schasers.
 JACKETS at $500, $6.o8 and u
 that are marvels of styl. VEILINGS.
 The largest and most con
 l. plete line ever shown by us. SingI and double widths, plain and dottel black and colors. And the new Va Edge Veilings-all at popular pricel A Big Children's Natural wo( Bargain Vests, Pants and Draw ers-irst quality superior to any thing ever offered by us at thes prices.
 Prices start at 22e, runnin, to 73c, according to size. Ilen>S s Fine heavy outside Shirt onlrrS new patterns-strongl made durable goods IT and grea value at 5O1 Better grades at $1.00, s1.25, $1.50 CANDY.
 Fresh New England Peanut Taffy.
 Saturday, lOe fb STATIONERY.
 Our new Papeterie- -Imperia Cream--extra heavy and envelope
 Per box Saturday. l3e. H0WE&STETSON = T Fl nIrrx
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NEW ADYERTlNNMENYS TO- DAY.

Saturday, October 12, 1895.
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Table Temptations

to your interests and allow our experienced Optician to see Ii your eyes are suffering tor lenses. Free eye ex- amlnations for glasses. Optical Counter.
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4 Card ofTbuflks.

s--We, the undersigned, do sincerely tender thanks to all those who con- tributed for the funeral expenses of Mir. Uriah Moore, and to Me. Robin son, undertaken, for furnishing the coffin, etc, at cost, also thank the ladies, Mrs. ] W. Meeks, Mrs. l.. E. Le Meilleur, Mrs. D. Mannship and Mrs. Huff for soliciting and collecting the money for US. Again we return thanks to all parties for their kind- ness. J. ". MEEKs.
 dit L. F. LE METLLEUR.
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County Clerk Flanders says he knows that advertising in the GRAPHIC must pay, for since the pub lication of the names of persons to whom county scrip is due his office has been crowded with people WHO called for scrip advertised as tlup them. aud which they had forgotten all about. This k the verdict of all who use the columns If the tiRAfqmc as all advertising medianl.
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BRo Matthews. of the Stuttoart

BRO. Matthews. of the Stuttgart Free Press, was so overjoyed at the recent Republican landslide thas he so far forgot himself as to print a lot of lottery literature in the last issue his paper. Lookout, Brother, the Republicans are not in power at Washington yet, and Democratic officials are not likely to let such a plain violation of law go unpan- ished.
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named above, he will have strong following. de has served four years as clerk of his county and two or thee terms as committeeman on Auditor and Treasurer's books, while member of the State Senate. also one term of service as Lieut.
 Governor, all these and many other experiences serve to fit him for any position he may ask for. He has served the party well.-Bo0ne Baa-
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TN the last twentv-dve wears 134

IN the last twenty-five years 134 American heiresses have married titled foreigners, who secured ar aggregate of $l61, GOO, GOO, made by humble citizens in various channels of industry in this country. The number who have married in aristo- cratic circles without titles vii swell the amount to S20O, 900, 900 ant over.-E.c,