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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-07
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Morrison's Faust" drew a big audi
ence at the Grand Opera house last
night. The grandeur of the production
was attested by the deep interest
shown by the large audience and the
applause which was given. The piece
is mounted with magnificent scenic en-
bellishments. Startling scenes that
make the poor, miserable mortal feel
his weakness when compared to the
power of the immortal, come in quick
succession, and, as the curtain falls for
the last time, the sinner in the audi
ence starts as if aroused from some
dreadful dream-ia dream that has made
him O. wiser man. He remembers that
he, poor mortal is like the crawling,
helpness worm meath the implement in
the yeoman's hand raised to strike it
and the only life he ever knew. Again
he is forced to believe, whether he will
or not, that some future awaits the
sinner of the world. For this reason
Morrison's Faust is a worthy, moral
lesson, as well as a gorgeous production
Of dramatic and scenic art In obtain
ing the fine scenic effects the power of
electricity is taken advantage of.
There are many electric surprises and
mechanical novelties, making it as a
whole one of the most elaborate and
brilliant productions ever witnessed at
any theater in st. Louis. There are
several amazing changes and transfer
nations. There will be a matinee to-
day. Prices, 10, 20 and 25 cents. A
large throng at the evening perform
ance is assured.
jolly Nellie McHenry will appear on
Monday and Tuesday evenings. There
will be a matinee on Tuesday.
Wurtemburg's king, like the kaiser,
is an Indifferent whip, and, while en-
tering the Stultgas Sehloss recently
the king nearly drove over a young
American lady. She, however, with the
sang froid characteristic of the fair
dautAlters of the west, caught the
horses heads, and pushing them back,
told the king in pretty strong Anglo
Saxon and German intermixed, what
she thought of him. His majesty, who
was entirely at fault, jumped down and
rendered his most prQtuse apologies.
The young lady was unaware that she
had had the qualification or bullying
the king until she received the follow
ing day a letter from one of his
majesty's chamberlains, begging her &C.
ceptance of the royal photograph as a
souvenir, he said, of his clumsiness,
and her escape. A few people are aware
L Toll yIao
stars in the cyclo-comedy, 1.-THE Bicy-
Gle Girl was this plucky little woman
in question.
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List or THE sEASoN.
Grand Concert at Pawson Park Tomorrow
The Program.

Grand Concert at PawsOn Park Tomorrow
The Program.
The last of the season Of the grand
sacred concerts at Pawson park will
be given tomorrow, sunday September
s, The Branford military band will
play, assisted by the well known solo
lists from the prominent bands of the
state. The steamer Margaret leaves
Belle dock at 10 a, m, and 2 p. m,
The program Of the concert is as fol-
lows;
PART I,
Star Spangled Banner
March-Hartford Post........v,C Casey
Cosmopolitan. ..Prendlville
election-Lucretia Borsia.. 80 Donizetti
Solo Polka-For Zylophone.. Muller
Dance of the Flower Girl...... Sherman
The Band Played On..............B Boyer
PART III.
March--F,rom Tobasco..... Chadwick
Overture-Poet and Peasant. Suppe
Duet for Cornet.. ............. Kessels
Valse de Paris ................,....
zylophone Solo..... ...e'......D. Muller
Old Hundred.
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NEW COUNTY BONDS.
County Treasurer Jacobs Will Soon Issue
$3.50, 600 Worth for Projected Improve


$50, 600 Worth for Projected Improve
ments.
County Treasurer Hiram Jacobs is
kept busy these days preparing $780,
900 worth of county bonds, which are to
be issued in the course of a few days
for the purpose of defraying the ex-
pense of contemplated improvements Of
New Haven county. OF this sum $751;
900 will be used for the enlargement of
the county Jail, $4,000 for the building
of the new court house at Waterbury,
and $4,000 for the extension of the
county home.
There will also come out of the
amount the expense of putting in an
elevator in the county building, and
remodeling and furnishing the rooms
formerly occupied by the Yale law
school, but which will hereafter be
used exclusively by the supreme court
of errors of the state.
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FOR rem IT..

District of Wallingford, IS. Probate Court,l
September 3D., 1895.
TySTATE of SOPHIA H. MALTBY, late Of
~ Northford, in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Walingford hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of said estate to exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within said time
will be debarred a recovery. All persons in
dehted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
EDWARD t. MALTBY,
81 2dIw Administrator.
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SMIrH-In this city, September 6, Mimic A.,
Wife of Arthur p, Smith, entered into rest,
aged AZ years, q months.
Prayers at residence, 80 County street, Sun
day, September s, at 2 pm. Funeral held
from Trinity NJ. Il. church, Sunday, sep
TENDER s. ut $3.50 pm. Friends of the family
invited to attend.
0'BRIEN-S Suddenly, at Stamford, ON Friday
morning, September 6, Winthrop Blrdsey,
only child of Grace Il. and VIM. ]. O'Brien,
aged months.
Funeral services will be held at the resi-
dence of his grandfather, Brdsey Warner,
No. ~ Bedford street, on Saturday after
noon, at ! O'Clock. Interment in Evergreen
cemetery, New Haven, on Saturday, at 4;l5
pm.
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Entertainments.


Primrose & Vests big minstrels will
appear at the Hyperion on Wednesday
evening next. Go and enjoy these
ooen.
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District Of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,

District Of New Haven, s.. Probate Court
September 6, 1895. :
EySTATE of CHAR0TTE L. WILCOX, late
IL of New Haven, in said district, deceased.
The executors having exhibited their
administration account with said estate to
this court for allowance, 1t is
ORDERED That the 18th day of September,
A. ID. 1895, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at u
Probate court to be held at New Haven, with
in and for the district of New Haven, be and
the same is assigned for a hearing on the al
lowance of said administration account with
said estate, and this court directs the
executors to cite all persons interested
therein to appear at said time and place, by
publishing this order three times IN some
newspaper having circulation in said dis
trict. LIVINGSTON w. CIlEAV ELAND,
81 st Judge of said Probate Court.
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Grand Opening Consumers Market,
1915 Congress Avenue,

8I1 TODAY.
IORNED beef &c, stew beef Sc, stew lamb
~ Sc, roast lamb 4c, rack steak &c, round
steak 10c, loin steak lie, porterhouse steak
12c, roast beef 4-sc, pork Sc 1000 other bar
gains. Legs of lamb Sc.
Is and 10 Congress Avenue,
ar IT. opposite Welch'S store
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Gllants.

One Cent a Word each insertion, five
cents Word for full Week, seven
times.
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WANTED,

GTENOGRAPHER and typewriter. Young
- man, desires permanent position; good
reference. Fl. L. FORD, 1853 West street,
50 TIT Plttsfield, Mass
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sSALESLADY in our cloak department |;
y none but experienced need apply. Also
boy willing to work in store and run errands.
81 If j. KAISER T50 Chapel street
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ELY's CREAM BALM Opens and Cleanses
the Nasal Passages Allays Pain and Inflam-
alton, Heals the Sores, Protectsthe Membrane
from Colds, Restores the Senses of Taste and
Smell. The Balm is quickly absorbed and
gives relief at once. Price 50 cents, at drug
gists' or by mail. ELY BROTHERS.
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WANTED.
EVERYBODY needing servantsto call here.
d We supply all the best. We have sorted
out and discarded most of the useless class.
These seek new offices where, they are not
KNOWN, which are springing up constantly
We have been here years and use Judgment.
selecting only those that will do the work re-
quired. We have the finest facilities and can
serve you better than anyone else.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
aus 755 Chapel street.
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WANTED.
WANTEl,


INEXPERIENCED laundress; references re4
~ quired. Apply afternoons.
s4 IT'S 568 Chapel STREET
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

| SUN RISES. 5;9l Moon RISES. HIeH WATER,
| sum SETS, 6l5 7;2d R;44
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WANTED.
WANTED,
WANTED

"A YOUNG German lady, who has been
+ IN teacher in Germany and America.
wishes home in family in this city in re-
turn for Germ n instruction. For further
particulars, address
Fraulein CHARLOTTE MUHLHAUSEN.
ga Bayard street,
au2S eodTt* New Brunswick, New Jersey.
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WANTED.

A RESPECTABLE woman IS to So years old
"A with some means TO go IN partnership
with mechanic and keep house. Address
WILLIAM COURTNEY,
1871 p o, Box 3lS Bridgeport Ct
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WANTED.

"A SITUATION by a young girl to do gem
IA eral homework. Inquire
81 Its 14l FRANK STREET.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-31
WON THEIR SECOND GAME.
Florence Got in Earnest and DPubbed the
wichita Boys Yesterday.

The Florence Invincibles won their
second game from the Wichita Blues at
the fair grounds yesterday afternoon
in close and very exciting finish. The
home team was all changed around on
account of not having a pitcher. Dix
on's arm was out of shape and Owens
pitched the game the day before so
the home team was without a pitcher.
Hoover was put in the box for the first
three innings but as he throws nothing
but hard straight ball he was an easy
mark for the visiting team and they
succeeded in piling up seven runs off
him. Taylor (who has some points of
a pitcher) was then put in the box and
done fairly well the balance of the
game holding them down TO five runs.
| Clarke was sick and played in the field
instead of second base and Hoover
caught the balance OF the game after
going out of the box. Perrin played
first. Hillagoss second and Wemecke
third while Dixon tried his hand at
short stop, and in fact not a man in the
team played their regular position. For
the visiting team Her was in the box
and he deserves credit for pitching a
good game.
wooodcock caught the game but he
does not show off TO advantage behind
the bat.
When the Blues went to bat in the
last half OF the ninth the score was IL
TO and at one time II looked like they
would tie the score but they only sue
ceeded in getting three men over the
plate, thus making the score Il TO TO-
The score by innings is as follows:
Wichita ..........0 I o 4 o 0 80
Florence .......3 / 4 ! o. o 0 PIP
F1abush the little hercules who was
20 pitch for the Blues some time go
but got hurt is now recovered and viii
be in the box today with Perrin be-
hind the bat and all the rest OF the men
in their regular positions. The Blues
still have one game the best OF IL but
have got 20 win the next two games
20 settle the championship. They say
they will sure win today's game and
that Il is a cinch that they viii win
tomorrows game with Dixon in the
box. The game this afternoon viii not
be called till $50 .. n.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York

New York. Aug 30.-Agents have ad-
vanced the price OF all qualities OF
brown and bleached Ellerton cotton
fiannels from "a TO y per cent per yard !:
Shetucket s-ounce blue denims, u cent.
Shetueket Bounce "a cent: Shetucket.
A IL = cent: Shetucket. A IL q; Sau-
ticket. a IL u cent: Falls double ana
twist, 240 blue denims. u cent. Falls
double and twist S-ouncc fancy d>nims.
= cent: Falls double and twist 2+0 de-
Minis. :, cent: Ar1oskeag fancy sheet
inss. u cent: 7-ounce. s-ounce. 10-ouncs
and Bounce gray duck u cent: York
and Everett plain denims. u cent; Mas
sachusetts heavy denims. y cents; Mas
sachusetts light denims. !. cents. Al
pha Z. NJ. CA aud Y tuckings, also
light medium and heavy sa.een tick
sngs. = cent each. Splendid business
doing at the jobbers. Printing cioths
fine at cents for spo. and 3i-is cents
for controctS with sales.
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Rradstree,.s Trade Review.

New York, Aug. 30.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow, August 81, will say: The con-
SLIDING week of August surprises even
the more optimistic with a striking in
crease in the volume OF business with
iobbers in staple lines at such centres
as New York. Baltimore, Boston, Chi
cago. ST. Louis kansas City, st. Paul,
Minneapolis and to a more moderate
extent at distributing points in the
south Atlantic and gulf states. In dry
goods, millinery. shoes. hats, clothing
and groceries the auaumn demand is
making itself felt with the prospect for
a further Improvement in the imme-
diately succeeding weeks.
All winter lines Of goods have felt an
improved request and manufacturers
and jobbers are preparing TO handle
a large fall trade. Even at the south.
where recovery from the effects Of the
late depression was felt latest, 1obberS
in dry goods, hardware and groceries
announce the receipt Of many orders
for September delivery. Even in Texas,
where at the south the state has suf-
fered from drouth, and at the north
from continuous rains, and where the
cotton crop sto be short in conse-
quence. country merchants report bet
ter feeling in all lines and a fair de-
mand for wholesalers.
Exports OF wheat from both coasts Of
the United States and from Montreal
this week Cfour as wheat amount TO
only ISL, 900 bushels against 2,3S9.000
bushels last week; 500. 900 bushels in
the week one year ago and 5,092 600 two
years ago. During nine weeks OF the
current cereal year total wheat (and
four exports from the United States
and Canada amounted 10 only 5000. 900
as compared with q. 600 900 IN like per-
iod Of the preceding year.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE
Coffee.

New York, Aug. 3o.-CoIee-Options
opened dull at 5dl0 points decline: rallied
on demand from September: shorts again
turned weak under Faria, Cunha & Co. s
cable: Towering excellent. and a $500. 90
bag crop OF Rio and Santos probable.
Closed steady at 5a0o points net decline;
September. sl4s5; October, sj5; Decern-
Der. 81. soai4s5.
Spot coree-Dull; No. 7. Isc; mild quie:
and steady; Cordova. 81. alSc.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday. 4.557 bags; New York stock to-
day, 3S Sse bags; United tSates stock. -.
b42 bags. Afost for the United States.
2520o bags. Total for the United tSates.
$3.50 bags. against .s2f bags last year.
SAntoS-Ffrm: good average Santos. ..
$50: receipts, - 90.
Hamburg-Bare!y steady; sales. 400
bags
Rio-S;esdy: No. Z. Rio =. $50 EI-
change. Id Receipts. go. 90 bags Cleared
for the United States. a, go bags: cleared
for Europe 500 bags. stock Z-s 80 bags.
Hsvre-ouiet, unchanged AZ Il O'Clock
:. franc lower: a. p m quiet. = franc
lover. Closed 4uiet at = frame net cs-
cline. Sales. I6co bags.
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Conscientious to The Last Degree.

The best college scrape story-al,
though it isn't at all medicated, and
therefore Objectionable from some
points of VIEWS told in the Bath (Me.
Independent by DR.. Snipe. In his class
at Yale, he says, was n student who
elm bed street lamp-posts and removed
street signs for his room ornamental
ton The chief Of police at New Haven
happened by accident one day to see
the,signs in his soom, and after inform
ing him that the fine for thus removing
such articles was S. per sign, inquired
how many he had. The youth replied:
Forty" The chief said if he would
return them the mischief would be
overlooked. On hunting up the sigus
the student discovered that he had but
thirty-two. and that night he stole
eight more in order TO return. as he de-
next day, precisely forty signs!
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New York aug. 50-Flogr-Recsi2t
= so. exports, y. l0o barrels: marks: active
ard higher. with big business II spring
patents Exporters raised bids bu. fasied
20 ge. much -four. Minnesota bakers.
8 Sod. %. Rye four cuie- su; steady.
Whsst-R1ceipts. S.3D bushels, so.
quis, and higher: Ma. rec. sS.c: No. :
hard. SIC iledve-e6 Op.So1S shovel a
ard continued buying being combined win
bEli.sh sertrlent. and prices ro<s Sharply
orly 10 Yezc. later ua1er realizing ty
buye-s- The market a-zlly rallied .
lttis soc closed iza<,o higher: AUE1s,
closed 81: Seyte-ober. Sst.9s7s.c. ciOses
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New Orleans

New Orleans, Aug. 30.-Cotton-Quiet
rnidddling, u-1sc; low middling. 5-l6c;
good ordinary. &c: net and gross receipts.
2. .s bales, including c.2sS bales new;
stock, (correctet) 71.E3 bales; weekly net
and gross receipts. 404 bales; exports "a
Great Britain, $3.50 bales; coastwise, LIZ
bales; sales. AGO bales.
Futures-Firm: sales. AZ. go bales; Sep
TENDER. s7eta7ss; October. 7s.sc; Novem-
Der. SS2d7s3: December. NSQ7.S: jan
uary, s1etaTs3; February. $500. IS
March, SS.039&o3: April, ss.07aS.0s.
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Not included in total.
Gold Shipments to Europe.

New York, Aug. 3o.-Handy and Har-
man will ship 100000 tSeinwinder and
Stoffragen $50. 900 and Hard and Rand
$1,000 in gold by tomorrow's steamers
This brings the total engagements for
tomorrow up to 1850, 900. Crossman
& Bro, have decided to increase their
shipment of $500. 900. Withdrawals
from the sub-treasury will bring the
gold reserve about $4,000 below the
500. 000, 600 mark. The total withdraw
ais amount to $3.50, 900 but the bond
syndicate deposited s1,O00.000 in gold
taking legal tenders therefor. This
leaves the reserve above the hundred
million mark
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Ouife Incredible.

Gibbs-Did you know that the latest
census returns in Chicago show that
there are about one thousand deaf
mutes living in the city, industrious
and accomplishing.
Nibbs-I don't believe il! A man
can't live in Chicago OVERWHELMINGLY
il be never has chance TO talk about
what great town it is--Detroit Free
Press
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City. Aug. so-Wheat-One and
2 cents higher: No. = hard. soleo1.c: No. :
red. 6oGs2c: rejected. i5g60c; No. spring.
5s11M60c.
Corn-S.eady: No. 2 mixed, Si11S27sc
No. white 3iizGI5i2sc.
Oats-One-half cent lower: No. mixed.
Isd2lc; No. white. 2l92li=c.
Rye-No, 9. 42c.
Bran-Steady, 5iefS3c.
Hay, butter and eggs unchanged
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BOTH MAKE BREAKS
CLEVELAND AND BOSTON FILL UF
ON RANK ERRORS.

Spiders Earn Their Victory Over the Bean
eaters by Batting-Louisville Wins the
Last of the Series with Brooklyn, Errors
Chasing Runs Giants DO1't have to
Play Much to Beat the Reds-Orioles
and Browns Win Two Games Each
Colts Licked Asain-New Western As
ISOLATION Teams Enter the Arena.
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landau Stuck FvChapye,

New York. Aug. 30.-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says: kaff-
ir-s held the field today; the other mar
kets were nowhere. Some remarkable
rises occurred in the former. Ameri-
cans were dull on continued realiza-
lions. Atlantic and Pacific firsts. Read
ing bonds and the Wabash issues ex-
canteH
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CHICAGO Grain.

Chicago. Aug 5.-Whsz.-Casd an
August. SIC September. s-Ac. December
sS.sasg.c. May. Sc
Cor1-Czsh az1 Angus. sS1c. s~ptsz-
b-ar. DC. D~oecber. 3..c. May. &c I'D
oats-Czsh- August aat S>ptsnbe-
l-s.c. Decelbe-. i<-,c. MAJ. &c
S0rk-Cssa. August and September
$50. January. Eg
Lzrc-Cash. August AID September. 3 <
g LII. January. G9
R.e-cssa. Inrrs. sne September. = .
g 81. January, Xia
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s. Loutk A1E. ss-T5eat-frree-Il a.
czsa higher, zsc. September. 60. lie
ceEs5er. a.; Nay icEs-. So
Cor--Czsa sz1 September. higher. -
December. 81. Nay ioEz-. -.
Ozex-Czsh arc September aver, I5,r
Nay easy. - asked
Porx-Lopey. xSs1
Lk-1-H.Saay, kNekA
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COTTON MARKET

New York, Aug. 3o-Cotton-Steady
n1iddIing, 3-16c; net receipts none: gross
bales: sales. 1907 bales. spinners bales
stock, 1927 bales.
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How ReliS Are Tuned.

Church bells are tuned by chipping
the edge till the proper nos is 90
tanned
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York Aug S0.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the total
clearances at the principle cities and the
percentage Of increase or decrease. as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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Manchester. Aug. 5o.-Cloths today
very firm with higher prices Yarns
strong but not active.
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Western League Games.

INDIANAPOLIS :; ST. PAUL 5.
indianapolis, Aug. 3O.-Score:
II II
INDIANAPOLIS ..0oeS o01-7 II !
ST. Paul LET 8 % 90 0 0-3 6 !
Batteries-Phillips and Mcfarland;
Nullane and Boyle.
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Stat, Of the Wool Trade.

Boston. Aug. 3o-Tho Boston Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow OF
the wool market: The market n drill
Delaine has declined from q cents %
20 cents. Two large sales OF territory
in the bags az private terms together
compose more than half the entire sales
OF domestic wool These sales. bowsv-
er. 80 IS understood. were at such a
price that even the fine medium staple
Will not cost over % cents clean
The official estimate OF the American
clip os iS95 by The National Association
OF Wool Manufacturers shows a de-
cline OF 81 .0D0. 900 pounds from that OF
1884 and $4,000. 90 pounds from that OF
1893. The only increase Ia the face OF
the general loss Is Arizona. Idaho. New
Mexico and Montana West Virginia
since 1893 has lost more than half her
clip. Pennsylvania nearly half. New
York a third. Texas a third. and Mich
igan a quarter. The total clip ibis
year. fleece and pulled. IN but 23<. xes.-
7ZS pounds. tbs smallest since 1852.
which was again <he EnlaI'es. since
Issi. The sales OF the week are: 1.f03.-
GO pounds domestic and s4s 90 pounds
foreign. against 2.iss. 900 pounds dorn~s-
tic and Sc. go pounds foreign last w~~k.
and 2.574. 900 pounds domestic and 1861
coo pounds foreign for the same week
last year. The Hales 20 Gate show an
Increase OF a.. 0s3 pounds domestic.