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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08
nEara Oh b. !. parrs.

The many friends OF Mr.. u. S.
Davis in this city were saddened
on last Monday at the news al
nouncing his death at q Charleston,
after an illness Of but q few DAYS.
He was a former Harrison coun.
,sy boy. but for several years has
resided in Preston. He was for
four years . y. S. ganger and
storekeeper under Collector
White. He was an interchangeable
worker and u Republican a
prominence who came ~ from
the ranks, He was 4 coal miner
for years and prominent in labor
circles. For the past few years
he had been the representative
OF a prominent life insurance
company. He was d self made
man and a born orator OF great
power In his death one 81 the
most eloquent voices that pro.
claimed the doctrine OF projection
in West Virginia is silenced for
ever. He was buried on Tues
day at Cherry Camp, ia this
county, near his old home, where
members of his family still re
side, He was a young man, but
leaves q wife and family He
served as assistant clerk OF the
House of Delegates at Charles
ton aud took sick the day the
Legislature adjourned. A mum
Der Of prominent people attended
the funeral, and his death WILDE
mourned in many parts Of the
State. The TRLEeRAM extends
its heartfelt sympathy to the
grief stricken friends.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08
sORE SOLDIER BOYs.
ME randi ana tile Of az s,

The rank and file of the State
troops in this part of West vir.
ginia are in a very discouraged
state since the late Legislature
passed the appropriation bill. and
left them out for certain little
sundries that they desired recon
pense for. Really. from the way
the boys talk, they are on the
fence and think of resigning.
Night before last Company G., OF
this city, met in their armory in
the East End of the city and dis.
cussed the situation at length.
Although there was a full attend
ance there was not a member
present who did not favor the
withdrawal of the company from
the State Militia by sending in
their designations in a body. The
proposition was almost put to a
vote, and had 1t been would have
passed. The boys say that the
State Militia, not only here but
elsewhere through the State, feel
like them. and they expect to
take some decisive action next
week. = Huntington .idcertiser.
We have just heard that the
suit of Mrs. A. E. Hill, formerly
of Parkersburg and now of
Charleston, against the Endow-
ment Rank, knights of Pythias,
for $1,000, the amount Of the
policy held by her late husband,
was decided in the United States
court. The case went to the
jury between 4 80 and ; o'clock
and they soon returned and rend
cred a verdict giving Mrs. Hill
the full amount asked for with
interest. making a total of So. 30.
On Short Pole creek last
Thursday, Bill Tom Hatfield, a
member of the Hatfield family,
made famous by a feud with the
Mccoy family. of Kentucky, was
killed by Adam Bailey. This is
the first member of the Hatfield
family ever known to have died
aviolent death, and in this case
it was the result of too much
liquor. and not afeud.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08
Lumbeyrlps.rt.

Rev. George d. Griflin's family
returned from Louisville. Ky,
the 9TH inst.
The wife Of Il. Lee Maphis died
Sunday night. The remains we're
Inferred in the Rittenhouse Gem
etery.
Esq. E. D. Mccarty was at
Wyatt on business Monday.
John Barnes, merchant oil
Wallace, was one Of the pleasant
callers in our town.
Drummers have been quite
pleantifulin our village this week.
The farmers are beginning to
complain Of the scarcity of feed.
j. u. Hornor is having his
Touring mill repaired.
Miss Iva Drummond, Of Lamb
ert's Run, IS the charming guest
of Miss Laura Bell Morgan.
Mr.. Cecil Denham, who has
been attending College at Buck
harmon, is spending vacation at
home.
Wilson swiger is all smiles
it's a girl.
We are TO have a new enter.
prise in our town in the form OF
a brick yard. Perhaps we can
have brick for sidewalks in our
village. We hope so at least.
the Republicans of this vicin-
ity heartily appreciate the noble
work done by our Legislature.
ROVER.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08

A friend in sending in his sub
scription says the most salts
factory debt he has 10 pay Is his
subscription 70 the TErEcRAM
10 use his own language. u re.
gard the TEEEGRAM the most
satisfactory newspaper ever
read, and would take ii and feel
thatI had made q good invest
ment lift cost three times what
il does
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08

W. NJ. osbarn the Third street
Carpet and Wall paper dealer
is Just in receipt of six thous
and rolls Of wall paper enough
to paper the new hotel and Har.
rison county WIN sell cheaper
than any house in the city. Call
and see for yourself. i7.2t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08

Germany wants more war
ships, her Foreign Secretary
says, to show her sword is as
sharp on the sea as it is on the
land
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08

Mrs. a. E. Hill. of Charleston.
has sued the knights Of Pythias.
Her late husband was insured ia
the order for 50, 600 and the order
refuses To- pay on the grounds
that Mr. Hill committed suicide.
His family do not believe that
his death was caused by suicide
George Howell murdered his
sweetheart, Alice Gibson, and
then ended his own life sunday
evening at Blkhorn in the South
ern part Of West Virginia.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08

DIR. Albert b. Mason, the only
brother Of Hon. John w Mason,
Of Fairmont, died at his home il
Wadestown, Monongalia county,
Monday evening, from paralysis.
He was the sonof John NJ. Mason,
Of Monongalia county, and was
born in smithtown, in the same
county. June ]. 1874.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08

A. Lively brought in to
eston and iailedJ. j. Lively,
On. on Thursday, wanted
'e killing of Bert Rudder.
DID man takes the reward,
will be used in defending
prisoner. The day before
ought in one of his grand
charged with the same
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08

OF the bankers.
= bankers and for the bank
as not the sort contemplated
I worthy but old fashioned
emen who signed the United
s Constitution.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08

One hundred and four persons
We're killed and eighty six wound
ed in the Mexican railway disas
ter.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08

William Garrett, says the
burg Dispatch, made recently
fatement that wire nails are
Fold so cheaply that is a car
= drops a nail it is cheaper
it lie than to stop and pick
and it is claimed that one
1 ut of five is never used, but
to waste. A statistician
ag this out and assuming
takes a carpenter 10 sec
|topick up a nail, and that
|ime is worth 30 cents an
remarks that the recovery
nail he has dropped would
|O.oo83 cent. The money
Of an individual six-penny
IS 0.OOT7 cent; that is, it
not pay to pick up 10 nails
took 10 seconds of time
80 cents an hour.-.fge Of
81, Louiy.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08
TO the Publicof Clarks.
2 burg.

This is 10 certify that the Rroyident
Life Insurancc Company of Wheeling,
aspaid me eighty-fonr dollars tss4.OO)
in full ofall claims Of insurance on my
son Is life, he only being insured in the
same company ior four C49 weeks. Tend
ering many thanks to the above COM
pany for prompt settlement of the
above am very truly.
i7.it b. w. HOLDEN:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08
( AMY
, SEAT To BE sToLFN
IN TENNESSEE.

! Virginia people know
hog about g q be rn a
koutests and likewise know
| sympathize with Evans,
|uessee. whose seats about
Itolen in the same manner
In Gen. Golf was defraud
his seat. Goyernor;elect
II Evans has just issued an
/ to the people of Tennes=
Itch closes as follows
| nd | am engaged in an UNI
contest. The entire power
State Government is ar
against me. So far. 1t IS
The militia has not been
into reduisition, but if
Es any other portion of the
merry or paraphernalia of
|ate Government that has
cen pressed into service l
|t adviced. ! believe that |
" having the distinction of
the first legally elected
nor of Tennessee, or any
Stase, who was accorded
'ivilege of being contestee,
by a special arrangement.
the forms of law, the can
defeated by the people is
tied to hold over in office,
its responsibilities, be
ned with its salary, and be
slant at the same time. and
efore a tribunal by MIN
edand under a so.called law
! by his request, to which
ached his official approval.
we a Republican form of
within the meaning.
Constitution of the United
!: l have made the fight,
ing il the right and justice
cause, strictly within the
of the law, and the Con
on, and l trust that here
when the partisan clouds
itical hatred and injustice
cleared away, you may APP
my course. and become
iced that | made a credita-
tense of the rights of the
: of the State,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08

putty Internal Revenue Col
John j. Martin says that
me Tor returning reports of
pes under the income tax
'las been extended to April
\ TELEGRAM the best local
+ in Harrison county.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-03-08
FOR SALE

a desirable building lot on Lee
street For particulars apply
ut this Office LIFT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April .. lN'I.
COTTON-There was a very interesting furry in cotton
during the forenoon Liverpool started with fractional
opened with buyers points decline. but late rallied
about points This was followed by " TSnflEa'S ,rI,s
and then rallyng slightly. the net loss al liyeIio. rns
1t vas reported tina, the sharp break Liverpool Wa duc
to tn selling Of la I, line Of cotton i1, r' by: .
the case. but thai the decline was caused t i'
abroad Thc first advancc at Liverpool surprise q,
The local iraders hanee the CRY AL b ~, Ire
from the highest prices u morning Then the market
became QUIT and steady raliyns little. $, ,ba' 'y
sales were being made az about Yesterday co'iI
it became evident that good deal ~ cotton had boon
On the nSor save aidiii"aa Strength to situation
The markc, closed about the highest PIG" "- ih' 81
Total sales III 500 bales !, seems tina, a, m2er,gs
tracts The bulls are cheerful and are hoping for eetrr
Close The market seems 70 lack easi'' ana there
not ina sn9p to Tadins iha a ans ba,
no that cot,on has been bought today T., delivery upon
be considerable ana coura1ous long ineres, Ifeie
here,otore The movement continues heavy and ST
n@x. place the movement az about the total
however. depending somewhat On possible c.earces IRON
was ie 40 bales and year 54.e52 bales. The job
prices Of sheetines The news Fan River
IavorshG conceTnng trade conalro', o,r "a
crops than Tor previous and sereraly decreased
backwardness crop preparations aad they stat mat
March rains the ground 70 plough " IN c The
crop bulletin issued ApTl says In IeN.s
crop planting we'll advanced. though from nv 10 cT {
being preparations for planting have begun IN
the East (;uf States though has !f been planted
east OF the Mississippi" Receipts a. Ne"-prl'ans u
morrow are estimated 1000 t. 5000 bales COMPARED
with SIS bales last week 2OS0 bales last year Receipts
at Houston to-day bales. against 1"l ha4,s
bales last ana al memphis '-s
bales against 800 bales last week $50 hales last year
The Ncw-Orcans Picayune' says: Reports from all
sections Of show that the disposition 90 reduce
acreage is general Talk Of reduction ranging frn :" 10
per cent common. The advance IN ID" cotton naAt
has had effect Of altering The det"fmlnat"a -
realize that tho rise has been ~
expectation small and that should TIE a'i'"t
be reduced. would be lost. IN" 'Nitfi-
with the monster crop - 1870 has
not been such make them wish 10 repeat The ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

sign iees 100 hhds at LAFPa a sIt q 9aIs.
2on Tea at Glc: refined qre; sou,h American quoted
3? :Ic M ,i,o ,,S 't@ non.a
RICE-Selers report i very active vo,um" %. business
indicatr a steady movement ard hardened values A.
A'ante C9as. PORT Al New0m1an| 42 mSG tele
W. quot i caro:la and Lsg.siana common o. orlnaFg
80 choics 10 iarry "'3o-sc sT.t" n[5' R'agr
in bond 80. Ban Ta,mage's sons & Co.. New-or
20 W. ssaiDe 6S, XXI sa"ks las, ycar sales
1850 sa'kS' @Sa.ns' ~ i.. ,rairet ~ =. Lb.s
cipaliy IN lower giad'r. From Charleston hey tGIe
sraph Carolina crop movement O., dae as follow; Re.
%eIs GSan? 5bI. against q III GSs last year
MarEe; steady demand good at advanced prices. .,
iaks ofer,nss at Tgrre e q, test, az 8i6e COS:
cen rfugas lilo, Tor - test muscovado and -l6c
f fsy ~ eii c 6cc fi 5n ami ha Price OF April
sugar which was reduced 70 ye.,efday wa G
lis d fair refining ." 81 Zee, rather stead, ha TX
rsn ~ yaues Tie atSs news from Germany
increase maG' This is coasidc-ei as very "a
will also have tendency T. d"crsase beet sowing hnd
5hri mp3's and s doc On ne 6a o lie FOR
granulated is firm although The demand IL nsht
e, f,nnd willing sellers ANA they able purchase
tobacco at r[ss.nS S % W." Ware flows lao cases
crop 1873 New England Havana. frlp' 80 cascs crop
1850 England Havana lft3'' q? casrT IND- WIS
',r-in Havana IiGl.,yc cases. 1872 lenns lyanl
Havana 1ic. 300 balcs Havana. cJcH>l %; 100 bales
Sumatra iOcNS2 - IN bond. 49, 49,.
WOOI.-The mark" is without material G'anSe, rii.ns
,rscficaIlv unchanged Buyers doing c1nsle able
looking around they slow TO tax" hol ana their
,urrbascs mostly their umetidt" wants
N"y and then. however forohandca buyer comes INTO
Tho r1orkci and picks mp desirable line at what h" con
sdcs an advantageous price hut this IS the exception
ana NOT the rule some attention Is PAID 4" iofciti
a. the business lu iArsii' ' ~ ihi' u
wool fairly good prices being oDaiaed for mo s2os s
r. soA1
same price with ohio selling the basis Of say lCg
lGi,c Tor NN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

steady Oranges also steady with light jobbing
Gccoanuts continue drm Ne quote: Lemons $2aS5
81 759 s. 80 grape. s. 3oasi2 go bananas 'cH
GRAlN-wiEAT-The waea mark o-l2y Wa yG =.
Mn W t IRON @'t' ,~ ~" Anal repSr,s nom
Paris showed quite condition Of markets there
Ia 'ePoT from abroad were aso more iay r
c.sr account. although some u h' foreign houses APP
f1'rl cod although prety cod through a greater p1r-
n o.; to spring whsa' country anG d9WR E IN; me
men; Weather an. crop bullet" a. aih@r rnia!orape
verse Private crp reorts were somewhat c'niiict.ne.
o,ange Judl Iarm.i' an ihe Pair" Fame We
Goy qT dsarr. and e sia;ccns today attracted
quite htHc attention, although IN inc apt,h"ue
S6e ma az The Orange Judd FaTeT makes the
tban las: yc5r The prac Farmer made the con4i
by the ofgd5 5P1 - 'aS so,ion ~ Tie ccunry
1,b are oed me and LACK Of poicc,ion since
hecn caus Of quite iit!e injury SIIlns seeding
81 arSn.t ga last year Areeninc exports last Teek
We're l9t bush wo r,s sfa"' aSS% 6 ,h Drst
lNGi0Op bush Interior TeS"pS 9' Wh'at a. sp'HS lvI
agans, l4N.7N5 bush last year; winter. 800, bush
asa as IS i'I fH ,, SI i s bush agaIaS 2 @
bush Exp':.e. io2c63 bush, against 1851 hush Trade
k rahcr he,y prices leaving N At q nr de-
t5'-c VA god eNp"r trade today; shipper; hnyns
lGfooo bush h'fe and l''p bush 40 rGi oi so
i.,, y, . IT,. The details 5000 bush No : rel
I,c under Ma IN May closed az coz. '-"o bush
\, rcd Nav. 90 %. store: 5000 bush. G2',n
Co.'S o h. anoai. ApiE 10. $500 hush ~ hard
Manitoba. quoted o. over May, b. ahoa,. and iooG9
bush u1rraded red. choice private terms drlvsrcd
today l,v a ,argc cash grain dealer. showing that II
the stocks ~ 2aor.oO0 bush II No red 21n~' bush
have beer sold IN the few days; 10000 bush Is
choice ald 10000 bush held FOR better prcmum l'ay
iry onIv 100000 bush available AT " under May IN
store -. COR -The market for corn was very quiet
ririuc m. morning within quite narrow range of
,rors During the early part 81 the session prices Dc
ycI5pcd n ~ easter tendency. in sympathy with wheat
Later trade became unmp rtant, win th" movement
n rceq very narrow the balance Of the day IN" close
was quiet al unchanged 90 &c dec'inr. ,ash corn
US am I'm, steady bush No sold a. bic deliv-
er.i 900 bush 40 3lc. delivered and 1880
lueh y. f~ EXPORT private terms. .oAl Ihe mifNot
fr oats was very quiet. with prices iIhe lover win
NIL ~ o~n There feature 10 business, and
W. ,.. ,r,- fat Ar unchanged 90 &c decline. Cash
,,s v.r. steady Nl dull. sale, were 900 bush. Win
t..4rs .s Howe. zoo, bush " = EiS.c. NOV York
,a,.r.i elevator. I.o"n bush 40 white, - s'. LOCO
,,,ct white 31I+lr...... FARLEY Market quiet
I .'." " . Milwaukee 90: ungradcd Weston. ,3p
* MATT MARKET dull quoted: Western Ioq7ic....
lt.ic N,rker dull. quoted Clover IS HpSlo %, tim
&; uDSG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

Demand for export wei as for local con- on
sumption very No for local trade 3Oc ior
mixed and 50isc yellow. No mixed April i01.aooc
May. 50d50isc June 50i3a5lc; July. 50s<golSc oats
Receipts liberal good local trade demand tor
CARROTS and prices ruled steady Futures quiet, without
change. white. short storage 5oNsc;. 60
regular SIC: 40 ~ trac,, 37i13Ii.c No white May
&c; NJ white April 36'sG36sc; May. 3I@3IsG; June
37G21i4c July 37a37iac. Eggs im fair demand Penn
slvane hrss l3dl3so Western 6rsts 1871 Cheese
quiet easy New-York factory 102nlligc. sugar ne
fined firm. quiet, unchanged. Feed dull. weaker winter
bran oulk $l7Gsl1 80 Pc Potatoes steady far
demand. Rose Canada and Michigan fancy eod95c; DO
NewYork. choice fancy soas5c; do fair 70 GOOD FOG
75c: Houon Rose fancy. 81 NewYork Hebron. choice
1Oq75c: state ~ Marie choice s5qsoc; Burhanks and
stars choice fancy 1880 10 fair to good. o3a'oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
fest an0 FOUND.

DANKBOOk LOSr-Bankhooks Nos. Cos l31. dt3. l3s
ID and lI9 ~ the Bowery savings Bank missing.
1ne nndcr Is requested To- return them 10 the bank
4 oST Bank Book No. ESQ 80 Bank Savings. $50
u Fourth-.t".. Sew Nor.. Payment stopped Please
return book To- bank
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW-NCRk IRlBi NJ WILL ~ RI
CElVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No l2,2 BroAi-
nay ~ door north Of Thirty hrst-s,.: and ADNEl-
TISEMENTS the following Branch Offices: 25i
Eighth ave Twenty thirdst.. l52 SiNth-ave
III Fourhaye Fourtecnthst. $50 Thirdave.. 100
Thir ave Forty cnth-,'.. io25 Thd-ave. rear
sky frs's First ave" 100 West Fortysecond g.
ig Columbus ave; 80 Avenue \: 1923 Thrdave. 30
N-st Font. src1ndat., 1Jl9 Second-aVe: 55i Thd-aye
23s rifl ave. 2oji Thrl-avc between one hundred
and twelfth and one hundred lnt-thrtccnth SITS.
~ the HARLEM OFFICES. 80 East one-hunlred and
243 West One-hunircd and twenty nsth
st. and ono hundred and forty hfth-st. to
- M at regular ofic" rates
In Brooklyn. NJ 81 Fuiton-st CO Courst: IS Broad
way g.. l., 1873 Broadway; 49, Fulion-st. up t. \
p m ~ regular ofcr rates.
stree. + g.. London. rur'an'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

Galveston. AIrl c-Cott1n nrn: middIing oas Soy Low
nddng 5.c: good ordinary, Dc net and gross receipts
$50 bales: sales Cos bales: stock. SS.6ss bales
Norfolk April 2.-Couon firm middlina, lo-l6c low
middEc 5isc; rc1d ordinary. i'sc net and gross re
ccips 1.365 bales exports to the Continent 80 baes
coaswise $50 bales sales 5Ii bales stock % LOG bales
New Orleans. April lotion quiet: good middiins;
5-1sc midtiing. 1876; low middns I-l8c good
oraaary receipts S.03o bales; s314 bales
exports Great Britain SOIL bales 10 the Continent
62lS bales: coaswise, i.i9i laes; sales $500 bales
stock. a3i bales.
savannah April cotton steady: middl;ns. SIC; low
mlddnC. lGc good ordinary Sac net and gross re-
ceipts, 4,40 bales stock. eGso0 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

to fair Per dozen 2oG5oc; squash per hb 81 30;
ots 5OcaSl: urnips Russia 1JcGS1 pafsnips 81, kae
SlMS1 so spinach SlGSl 49, dozen bunch
es S6GS9 Florida vegetables oaabaSea bhcrate Si
lettuce per basket S2dSi 30; string beans Sass per
crate peas s4GS3 radishcs per basket. S4dS2 so do
New orleans. per 100 punches. sass; Bermuda onions
per crate 50 %: d. Havana 81 Ma$2; Roman lettuce
bermuda 5c4Sl teets 81 2NS2 ~ tomatoes. all South
orn per carrier. Sass 30
siNDRiEs- Peanuts steady; hand picked quoted at
81 03eo per IL: Spanish shelcd ~ J. l405c; Nirlinit
do. 3G3c Honey dull: whit clover combs L. u.
BuckNheat 7G9c: extracted State. jI6c; do, Calfona
&c; do southern per sal 5Oc. BeoxWaN por H. 3lHi2
Maple sugar. new per ID, s.: d. Old. t9'r syrup Old.
per gallon 75c.
milk and cream The different i1lr,hi distrbutng
points and near the city for the week have he"n -
follows Erie, 3"OG cans Of mix - cans o, condc'se
milk. and lD 90 SUSlur1annn. lNlp cans ~
milk. ! condensed milk and :. cans - cream;
Iackawanua, 1000 &c milk, AM ~ cans az cream.
New York Central and Harlem. 2J6J cans II milk. Ni
cans condensed milk and IS cans q cream: Ny"
YORK and Northern OF milk; New-liaNen ana
Hartford. $50 Of milk; ontario and Western, ->nH
q milk, 81 Of N; West Sh1ir. - I,
milk 81 condensed mix, ana ~ cans ~
cream: Nev-Jersey central 19i Of milk. ana =
cream; by miscellaneous short routes, Fp
cans Of milk and 90 Of cream The tota d3iF
supply has been 2Oil6 II milk ~ cans or con-
densed milk. and 39+ Of cream The market mas
somewhat prices. without the MIX l.N-
change standard TO gn by The average price paid for
the surplus TIE platforms has been 81 20 can OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

London april 2-Seven th-ua,rd ha.es Of low wool
were offered the sales t9iay There was moderaie
attendance and opera ID with caution Much OF
the offerings withdrawn. There was no quotabe
change In prices from those ruling at the last sale
lowing are the sales Cetsn and the prices OBJ
tanned: China sheep and lamas 1900 bales at llz1.&d
t'1ira came, hair 1000 bales at 3i2nsd. East Indian,
400 bales at l93Hd Persan 300 bales az 1854 Kara
harh 2Jrp hl.ss A. 3H4isd Turkes'aI and Kh0rassan.
5G1 haIes N 2i,G5i.d Nor co. 200 bales 4Izdsisd
Various other kinds 200 bales 2IiGJisd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
Conntrp Doar0.

A GENTLEMAN. Wife two lttie girls % and ID ana
n nurse desire board for tn some quiet place
convenient New York where there Is plenty OF pure
air fresh verctabl"s milk and fields. shady
drives and mosquitoes.
FLOYD Tribune Once.
WANTED summer board for family Of six within
W hour ~ New York. near salt water preferred
Address. with terms. b. G.. Box H. Tribune once.