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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-27
DIED.

G w n synE If rem mHp1r of rh my hrGas s
BIZ HIS SISTER.
BRICE. On wcdccsd4y. juno &c, 1895. FANNIE
II. BklCE of C1e.trr. $. G.
Funeral at Chester. $. C.. Thursday. June o. at
2 pm.
idrnce. 1703 Rhode Island avenue ARTHUR
81: CLAIR DENVER California pioneer of
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, Friday
papers please copyJ
D'S On ~s@ffihf i DbSAS in ns ne Ss
Funeral from the residence of his mother inlaw
Mrs. R"oncy l2l9 street northeast. Friday,
MCCULLOUGH. At his residence. near Hyat:s-
o'clock am WILLIAM ". McctILouGH
| aged forty-ninc years
90 at Oak Hill Chapel. Friends respectfully
invited without further notice. Please omit
flowers
MeGlRR On Th''ss DAY iy I"ne q lss. =, 81;
Peter and ALnie McGir.
Funeral Will take place from the residence of her
parents, ISL DunIharton avenue. Saturday
morning, June %, at o'clock, thence to Holy
Trinity Church. where requiem mass will be
said. New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
papers please copy.) Kindly omit flowers. e
O'Clock pm. JOHN ii. MclNEiNEY' aged
twenty -nlne yeaIs
Funeral saturday. juno %. a $50. from 43G L
street northwest thence ST Patrick's at .
am. where requiem high mass will be said for
the rerosc of his soul Friends and relatives
spectfuy invited. %
OETIS. On "Wednesday. June &c, 1885, at 4:3O
pm, at her residence SlJ LIST street northeast,
MARY 0ETiS thee Heay,.
Funeral from the above number at $50 4 IN. Fri
day.
O'LEAIY. On Thursday June %, 1895, at 1890
AN, at 100 North Capitol street, little Nell
LIE daughter OF VIM and Margaret OLeary,-
aged seven months.
Funeral private.
SARGENT. Oh Thursday. juno 81, 1875. at II
am, LEVI SARGENT in the eiEhticth year OF
his age, at the residence of his son, 322
street north
ntermcnt in hio. (oho papers please copyl %
SToNNEIL On Thursday, June 81. 1885, at 2:3o
am, ROBERT EARL. Infant son OF Robert II.
and Irene G. Stcanell, aged five mouths and
thirteen days.
Funeral Friday. June 2s at 3 pm, from residence
of his parents. 730 10th street northeast.
TYDINtis. On "Wednesday. June &c, 1895. at G:l5
pm, MAIZE MONA, infant daughter OF
Frank Ellis ard Flora Belle Tydngs, aged
eleven months and ten days.
Funeral from the Eleventh Street NJ. f. Church
southeast Friday, June IS. at 3 O'Clock pm
marlboro papers please oOpy.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-27
OUR TRADE IN CHINA.
Consul General Jernigan Makes Vain.
able SuEgcsiions.

able Suggestions.
Consul General Jernigan. at Shanghai has
sent to the State Department another re-
port upon the commercial advantages of
the treaty between China and Japan For
lner treaties contained no favored nation
clause, while the new treaty contains con-
cessions beneficial to. and expansive of, all
Asiatic commerce. The concessions to
Japan have given to the world new marts
and avenues of trade. Now twenty-eipht
ports are open, and countries having the
Favored nation clause" in their treaties
nave the equal privileges with japan
Japan was under restrictions as TO the in
terror trade which have now been removed
Mr.. Jernigan says the most important
provision of the treaty is that which makes
II Tree 10 carry on manufacturing indus:
tries. This virtually opens China to new
industries, as machinery may now be i'm
ported under one clause of the treaty
Mr Jernigan says that If American capital
ISIS and merchants propose to make per-
Hahent business investments in China they
should study with great diligence the
wants OF the Chinese, and not venture too
Tar without accurately estimating all sur
roundings. He adds, 1T NAV be said that
thlna is the great undeveloped country of
the world. and that new developments at
tended with profit, await weil-directed en-
terprlses in this empire" Mr. Jern:gan
complains that several American firms in
China and Japan have foreigners for their
head agents, and he thinks IL would he
better to have American enterprises car.
ried on by Americans.
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China DEPARTMENT.

Large Jardniere. Reduced from s.. 90 to $3.50.
Royal Dresden Fruit Dish. Reduced from $500
to 81. 90.
1 Haviland Sugar Bowl Reduced from $500 to
Sl.OO.
to soc each.
l French Tete-a-tcte Set, 1 cup cracked Re-
duccd from IS. 90 to 81.
/ dozen Decorated Carlsbad Cups and saucers.
Reduced from s. O. to $50 doz.
odd Sop jar decorated Reduced from $40
to So CO.
. Covered Chambers, decorated Reduced from
70 to SOC. each.
l Patent Bowl and Pitcher. Reduced from $50
to Sl.25
l French Pottery Vase for decorating. Reduced
from 81. - to 15c.
2 Bisquc Figures. Reduced from 80 to 25c. each.
I French CSina Bread and Butter Plates. Re
due cd from u TO $50. each.
individual Vegetable Dishes. Reduced from
10 TO sc. each
8 Earthcrn Teapots, large size. Reduced from
30 to 15c. each.
/ French China Game Set, IA pieces. Rcdu ed
from So 30 TO $l2.U0.
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MARRIED..

CooK-wALKEI. On Tuesday, June y. 1895. 10y
the Rev. y. &. Naylor CO Maryland Avenue Tap-
tist Church, JAMES r. COOK. Jr., to ELLA q.
WALKER
EISENBEISS-ERB. On June &C. 1855. by the Rev
Mr.. Drewtz, at the Cuncor,lia Church. 2Jth and
BETSS 10 Miss il LA NJ. ERB.
JACkSON-DEI.AND On June &C. 1895, by the
Rev. Or. ]. J. Muir of the E Street Baptist
Church. Mr.. ALBERT NJ. JACKSON and Miss
GRACE LILLIAN DELAND, both of Washing
ton.
TOLSoN-STONE. On Wednesday. June &c. 1925.
at the residence of the brides mother. l2as 9Th
street northwest. by the Rev. Thos. Il. Addison.
Mr. MOlsSIIII ADDISON T0I.SpN and Miss
MINNIE LOUISE STONE No cards.
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Housefurmishing Goods Der

Fancy Oak Cabinet. large size. with mirror.
Rtduced from Sl509 to $40
Marion liariand' Coffee Pot. 3-qt. size. Re-
duo ed from 81 - to 9jc.
. Glass OIL Cans, 1-ga size. Reduced from %
to 15r each.
. Iapanned Water Carriers Reduced from so to
:3c each.
2 Japanned Stop Jars. Reduced from 80 to 33c.
each.
S1.OO.
1 Carpet Sweeper. Reduced from 81 90 to 50 %.
Step Ladder. 3-ft. Reduced from 81 Is to Toe.
Il Bread Raiser, l+-Gt. size. Reduced from s. to
so to c5c. =
/ Grant" Iron Tea Kettle, 5THt Reduced from
81. 80 TO 75c Z
Granite Iron Tea Kettle, 7rot. Reduced from
2.C0 to S1.00.
Granite Iron I.iroed Preserving Kettle. 3-1t.
Te,u cd from - to Sec.
Granite Iron I-nncd Preserving Kettle DOT.
PniUccd from IS to 45r. -,
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THE COURTS,


Equity Court No. Judge Cox
Edwards agt Washington Ben. End. AS
sociation; sale finally ratified. Stuart agt
Gardner; do. Phillips agt. Hartmann; time
to take testimony limited to fifty days.
Johnson agt. Agnew: order discharging
rule. DaDenhower agt Sugrue: pro con-
fesso against defendant granted BUYERS
agt Jones: rule on purchaser returnable
July 1 granted. Riggs agt Spofford; leave
70 amend answers granted. Daniels agt.
Ball; certain exceptions 10 auditors report
sustained and cause referred back to au-
ditor Frost agt. Frost; complainant allow
ed to visit Goldie NJ Frost.
Equity Court No. 2-Judge Cole.
Dsgs agt Wormley ct al: execution of
order of June 22 postponed until October l.
button agt. Dutton; testimony before A. HI
Gamoriil, examiner, ordered taken.
Circuit Court No 2-Chief Justice Bingham.
Aschenbach agt d. c.; judgment in GER
tiorari- yesterday agt d. c.; do. Grinder
sgt D. c.; do. Dashiell agt. w. and G. r.
X. Co. ct al: on hearing.
Criminal Court No. 2-Judge Cole.
United States agt. Robert III. Raney;
false pretenses. United States agt Edw.
Desmond and Chas. Auffort: housebreak-
ing and larceny; defendants plead not
guilty. with leave to file plea 10 jurisdic-
ton as may be advised, and trial COM
nenced.
Probate Court-Judge Hagner
Estate of Laura F.Sprague. administrator,
be nded aud quali;sd. In re Frank T. Brown
ing; guardian: copy of decree in equity
codicil partly proved. In re Peter ]. Nc
Intyre, guardian; notice of majority of
youngest child filed. Estate of Cornelia
Fraser: eXemplified copy of will filed. Els.
tate of Robert Davidson: restatement of
account ordered. Estate of Lucy Thurston
will proved.
If there is any breeze blowing you'll get
it at Colto ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-27
Girls Department.

10 Striped Wash Bingham Gunipe Dresses, braid
trimmed. Sizes T.. G, and 10 years. Reduced
from Is to 4Sc. each.
Figured Duck Skirts Sizes q, s, 10 and Il
years. Reduced from Ssc. ISc. each.
Blouse Sailor Dresses fancy striped duck with
plain collars. Sizes 4, g. and u years. Reduced
from 81. IS to 81 80 each.
White India LinOn Dresses. embroidery trim
med Sizes G. and years Reduced from So IS
to 81 80 each.
Cardinal Refer Jackets Sizes and 10 years
Eeiuced from SI.25 to sSc. each
I'D floor Observation-Disclosures, l1th st lldcl
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Art Need eWCrk Dent.

3 Melon Head Rests Reduced from is to 1Oc
each.
10 doz BraiDcrd & ArmstronS's Embroidery Silk
odd shades Reduced from - TO pc. per doZ.
Oak Corner Cabinet. Reduced from 81 90 TO
S10n.
1 Hand. embroidered Center Piece. Reduced from
S. 90 to $500.
Hand embroidered Doylics Reduced from 81 90
to Doc each.
DIST floor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. list annex
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Cloak Department.

10 Navy Blue Serge Blazer Jackets. full sleeves
SIX faced Sizes 81. sc and 49, Reduced from
g Tan Covert Cloth Jackets. half silk lined
Sizes 30 and IS. Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50
l Navy Blue Cloth Jacket. all silk lined. Moirc
SIX trimmed. Size SO. Reduced from $500 to
! All-silk MORE Jacket. lace and jet trimmed
Size 80. Reduced from Si5 to $500
Gray Striped Macintosh, length "a inches
Reduced from $50 to $780,
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We ssCleam HHOuSe''==StOre
Waist Department.

II Striped Wash Shirt Waists, lauudered collars
and cuffs, nearly all sizes. Reduced from so to
DC. each.
Cardinal SIX Waists full sleeves Sizes 81
ard 81. Reduced from IS. 90 to a0c each.
o Navy Blue SILK Waists. Sizes 81. &c. 40 and
z Reduced from $500 to 81. so each.
= Figured Changeable Silk Waists. Sizes go end
~. Reduced from $500 to 80 each.
Pink India silk Waists. Size "a. Reduced
from $3.50 to s. - each.
White LAWN Waists, trimmed with "olorcd
embroidery. Sizes 3D. "a and &c. Reduced from
S3.I5 10 Doc. each.
c5d hoor .......................10 10th st. bldg)
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Upholstery Department.

L White Table for child. Reduced from 81 Is to
Slao. ~
g; p Felt Covers fHr Upright Planes. Reduced from
byzantine Rug. Gx9 feet. Reduced from SIS. 90
to $50
10 Turkish Mats. Reduced from 1913 and So co
TO $40 each.
e., parts Of Pieces Rug Fringe Reduced from 19c
d part Of Piece Japanese Crepe. Reduced from
from Is to 12hc. per I'd. ~. II
Ith noOr. 18th St bldg }
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Mems Department.

pairs Mems Duck Pants. white. with black
stripes Sizes 2S, IS and 49, Reduoe ed from S. co
to 81 90 per pair.
2 pairs Flannel Pants. cream. with black stripes
ard gray mixed. Sizes &c and 80. Reduced from
So and $500 to 81 30 per pair.
IL pairs Boys and MEMS Canvas Tennis Shoes.
Sizes 2. 8 ard 10. Reduced from SLIGO to &c Per
pair.
- pairs Boys and Mems Battle-Ground Canvas
Tennis Shoes. Sizes 2 4 and s. Reduced from
81 80 and s.. % to zoe per pair.
= rairs Mems CUFFS. Sizes 81 to IL. Reduced
from 12ta to Sc. per pair.
DIST fcor. .1OO7 ST. bldg J
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Baltimore. wore white silk and carried la
France roses. Mr.. A. ]. Beyer, cousin of
the bride. was best man. The ushers were
Messrs: +. Supplee, A. Cockrell, c. Colds
a reception was held at the residence Of
the bride. Se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-27
BicVcle Department.

3 Bicycle Lamps Reduced from 81 90 to SOC.
each.
Girls Bicycle. Reduced from $500 to $500
1 Girls Bicycle, pneumatic tires. Reduced from
S23 90 TO $1,000.
1 Comb! Ina ton Bicycle, pneumatic tires. Reduced
from $50. 90 TO $500.
i Mems Majestic Light Roadster. al steel
tubing, pneumatic tires. Reduced from 5000 TO
S3T. 80.
Htb noor 10th ST bldC)
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WrapDer DEPARTMENT

French Saline Wrappers, dark colors, ribbon
trimmed Sizes 81. 80. IS. ~ and A. Reduced
from s.. 80 to 81 .35 each.
0 Figured Lawn Wrappers. Sizes %. IS, 40 and
y New goods. slightly dscoiored. Reduced from
SIC. 10 soc each
Plain White India Llnon Wrappers Hubbard
style Sizes 81, "a and SO. Reduced from 81 80
to Toe each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-27
Dress Trimming Dent.

81 yards jet Pas ameaterie. Reduccd from s. 9G
to 81 ~ for the piece
~ yards Narrow Jet. reduced from ST 80 to
So. for the piece 49,
IL wards Jet Passamentcric. Reduced from S. 10
to $50 FOR TIE piece.
. yards jet Pnssamentcri" Reduced from 81 90
to $40 for the Piece.
Is yards Gray S1utachc Braid. Reduced from
81 - to soc. for the piece.
rst Ct I.i,A
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Picture Department.

a5r each.
. Engravnss. 2Ox24 oak frames Reduced from
81 % to 81 90 each.
2 Water CoIos. gilt frames and mats. Reduced
from 81. 30 to 81 90 each. Z
10 Unframed Freravings Reduced to &c. each
:? Gilt Mats Reduced to Zoe each
Pink Frame. 25z30, with mat. Reduced from
81 80 to 81 %.
/ White Enan elrd Easel Reduced from s4.95 t.
81 %. ! reduced frorl So. rs to !5c.
{ith floor. Observation-Disclosures. 10th st. bldg
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Black Goods DeDartmenG,

SHs yards 4o-.n All-sk Figured Grcnadine. Re-
duced from SlG.l3 10 5000 for Tie piece.
3N yards 45-in. AIl-silk Striped GrenGdinc. Re-
dnced from Sc, 10 to Si.o0 for the piece.
"a yards 4'Iin All-sllk Crcpon Grcnadine. Re
duceL from $3.50 to S2.2J for The piece.
81. yards ain. Shower proof CrcpOn. Reduced
from Sll.5 to $500 for the piece.
2Ts yards i5-in. Novelty Crepon. Rcdrccd from
s. 50 to SOC. for the piece
3ls yards +5-in Novelty Crcpon. Reduced from
$3.50 TO So. Is for the piece.
3i2 yards 45-in Gray Scotch Friczc. Reduced
from s5.2J TO 81. 10 fog the piece
.3M yards i0-in. Mohnir Reduced from sl.45 to
81 .2D for the pierre.
(lst floor Annex to 10th ST. bldg }
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Wosmen's Underwear Dept

. Eider,lown Steamer Wrappers. pointed yoke
back and front. turnover collar. finished with seal
lop Of land embroidery ribbon bow at neck. large
full sleeves. Reduced from 81 80 to $500 each
9 Dotted Swiss Matinees one light blue, one
larend r striped Loose waist with large sleeves
ard down front. Deep ru!fie on bottom. Skirt full
Reduced from S.. 90 to $3.50 each.
ed floor 10th ST bidr
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Blanket Department

l. Summer Lap Robe, faded. Reduced to Sl.O0.
One reduced to 81 So
Down Comfort. Saline cover. soiled. Reduced
from 81. 30 to 1895.
Comfort. faded. Reduced from 81 So 10 SI.25
pair III Summer Blankets. soiled. Reduced
from 81 90 to S4.GO
pair IA Atwood California Blankets. Re-
ducad from $3.50.
2 Sun Shades for horses. Reduced to SOC each.
I'D fOor. 18th ST. bldg1
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Bows DEPARTMENT.

Pure Linen Sailor Suits Sizes to years
Reduced from $3.50 to So. 10 each.
Galatea MILDLY Suits g picces,. washable. Sizes
TO years Reduced froni SAG to 81. rs each.
10 Washable Kilt Suits. Sizes 3, and years.
Reduced to $50. each
Galatea Sailor Suits. Sizes 1, 5, and - years.
Reduced from So y to 81 90 each
White GilGtea Suits. colorrd trimmings. Sizes
g. I, and years. Reduced from 81. 10 and 81. 10
to s. IS each. c.
IS pairs bathing Trunks. Reduced from IS to
l2l2c. per pair
I'D huur CT hide
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LANDS Clocks. &c.

$3.50 TO $3.50.
l SILK Shade, sorworn Reduced from $500 to
81 90. reduced from 81 90 to zoe
1 Clock. black marble case French works. Re
duc ed from 5000 to $500
1 MarhleZnd Iron Clock eight day, strike. Re-
duced from $500 to $50
-. i pair SILVER Figures. slopworn. Reduced from
Porcelain Table Lamp Reduced from 2.25 to
$1.10.
l Cigar Light'r. Reduced from 9S to 25c.
Il Inkstand damaged. Reduced from s1.35 to
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Infants Department.

2 Light Blue P!quc Coats, plated skirt. full
pulled sleeves, deep pointed collar, trimmed With
white embroidery. large pearl buttons. Reduced
FROM $3.50 to So 90 each
Pink Novelty Pique Coats. deep cape. finished
with white cord. full pulled sleeves turnover col
lar and cuffs. edged with white embroidery. Re-
duced from So. so TO $500 each.
led floor Observation-Disclosures. 10th ST. bldg)
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sJeWelrY DEPARTMENT.

C pairs Enameicl CuT Buttons Reduced from
80 to PC. per pair.
Glass Vinaigrcttcs Reduced from 81 80 to
81 90 each.
pairs Smoked Eyeglasses Reduced from 81 90
to zoe per palr. Six pairs reduced from 80 to 2Jc
Ter pair.
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Glass Department.

Zoe
% odd Water. Wine and Whisky Glasses: Re-
duced' from % and 30 to 15c.. and 10 and 15c. to
SC. each.
Preserve Dishes Reduced from Is to DC each.
Covered Butter Dish. Reduced from IL to 9c.
Handed Naples. Reduced from 10 TO sc.
each.
XII, flor 1Ot, ct hide g.,
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KNITTED Underwear Dent.

10 Childrcn's Blue Mixed Cotton Vests, high
neck. long sleeves. simmer weight Sizes 1S, 20,
% and "a. Reduced from SO to Zoe. each, for
SOC.
10 Women's Merino Vests, weight, high
neck, ribbed Sizes 20 and IS. Reduced from
10 and S. to SOC. each.
DIST door Observation-Disclosures 1908 + ST bldgD
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Hosiery Department.

IA pairs Womcn's Lislc Hose. solid black and
Reduced from 81 60 to o0c per pair.
pairs Women's Lisie Hose. boot pattern black
feet With nile green tops. Sizes and 9h. Re-
duccd from IS to DC. per pair.
n 4
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Travelling Goods Dept.

2 Uncovered Trunks. heavy mallcallc iron
bindings Reduced from $3.50 TO $500 each
Canvas Dress Trunk. steel clamps. iron bind
ings Reduced from 81 90 to S395.
Roller Tray Trunk Reduced from $1,000 to
$500
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Glove Department.

pairs Women's Lavender Kid Gloves Sizes
5h and g. Reduced from 81 80 to soc per pair
6 pairs Women's Chanois Gloves. natural color.
6-button lerg!h. Size 5h. Reduced from IS to
SOC. per pair
DIST floor 18th st. annex
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Children's Underwear Dent,

. Fine Lawn Aprons, double ruffie shoulders.
edged with fine lace. Can be low-necked
dresses. Reduced from $500 to SOC. each.
Cross barred Muslin Aprons, box plated front.
broad sash in back Can he used dresses Re
duced from G5 to 35c. each.
ed floor .......... Bet. 10th and nth ST. bllgs)
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Linen Department.

Double Damask Cloths. lhx1A yards. hemmed.
Reduced TO 81. 20 each
i Fine. French pamask Cloth. hcnstitehed.
2ts3, yards, socd. Reduced from So 90 to $1,000,
Damask Cloth, 2Ex3ia yards. Reduced from
5000 to S4.25
floor ST lldc \
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IMPROVING NAIL IS

Permanently and painless cured. Our Bunon and
Corn Shields afford absolute comfort. Corns re-
moved 25c Prof. ]. ]. GEORGES son, Chlropo-
dsts. lll5 Pa. av. Hours, to 6. Sundays, to 1.
je19-Gd
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If there is any breeze blowing you'll get
it at Coltc ns-on-the -Potomac.-Advt.
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BECKETT. In loving rem mhrancc of my brother
Capt. WILLIAM II. EiKETT, WHO died one
year today. June q. 1894.
By HIS SISTER
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
sr1N,s COTTON REVIEW.

SUN'B COTTON REVIEW.
 NEW YoRK, April s.-Tbe Suns cotton re- view says:
 Cotton rose to points, lost all of the rise and then advanced to points, closing very steady, with salesof 106, 400 bales New Or- leans advanced to points. but May lost part of the improvement. Liverpool advanced 1-32d on the spot, with sales of 15 ,000 bales. Futures there advanced to 2h points, but reacted, and closed quiet, but steady at a net advance of 1 to 1t3 points. The Liverpool market will be closed for the Easter holidays from Thursday night, April IL, to Wednes- da1 r1ornin g, April IT. The New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges will be closed on Good Friday. April 12. and on April l3. In Manchester yarns were very strong and and cloths were dull. Spot cotton here was dull am q unchanged, with sales of I bales for spinningahd s0O bales for deliveries on con- tracts. The southern spot markets were gen. erally firm, quiet and unchanged
 Port receipts today were 16.3l7 bales. against s SIS bales for the same day last week and 9747 bales for the same day last year. l v -a. -s The receipts at New Orleans tomorrow are estimated at l4 GOO 10 Is ,000 bales, against s030 bales last we, k and 1856 bales on the same day last year.
 The exports from the ports today were 2O,- 800 bales mostly to Great Britain.
 The bombay receipts for the haIf week were 31 ,000 bales, against 26, 900 bales for the same time last year.
 ,,f1nrf,N, ;
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-09
NEW YORK,

NEW Iohh.
 and barely steady; winter. wheat, low grades, s1.so@2;a 30; fair to fancy. s2;35@ S2. 5oa2. 90; patents, 3.25@4 4. %; low extra. $1. eo@2.3o; city mills, $3. .35@3.40. South ern -four sss gull and easy to fair at $2. eoas.ao. Wheat was quiet, but easier, and elevator, 6oh@60ssc;~ afioat 61&a 6l7sc options were moderately active and steady at active; No red. May. e6asc; June. eossc; July. eozsc; August, 61%c; September, 61ssc; December, 63ascc., Corn was quiet and easleri No. 2, 56c asked in elevators; STAG asked ahoat; ;ungraded mixed, 52I2c; steamer mixed, 5l@51Ac; options were more active and 5lAc; September. 51ssc. Oats were dull, but easier; options were quiet and easier; April, ssse ssssc May spot JqR aas SS T9e Nd white, i36s ssc; mixed western, 34035c. Hay Moderate Mod receipts l;sa and firm; chipping. 5o@ moderate demand and firm; domestic fleece, 15@19c; pulled, 1293sc. Beet was strong $s. o0@ s. 50. Beet hama were firm at SIS. 50. Tlerced beef was quiet, but stronger; city ex- were dull, but steady; pickied bellies, se. s7ls; shoulders, s5.s7l2; hams. $s. 75@9.25. Mid dies were dull, but easter; short clear, $6. 90. S7.o7l2; city steam, $6. 50; April, $7. 10. nomi- nal; May, $7 20, nominal; refined was quiet; pound. S5. 37le@5. 50. Pork was in moderate demand and steady; mess. Sls.25@1a.75. Butter was quiet and weaker; state dairy, 9@ 1etac; creamery dairy, new, 200; western dairy, SD 13l2c; western creamery, new, 12@ 20c; western creamery, old, 6@15l9c; Elgins. 2oc. Cotton seed oil was quiet, but firm; cruoe, 23G24c; yellow prime. 269@27c. Pe- troleum was nominal; Washin gton, in barrels, New York price, ST .1o; Washington, in bulk $4. GO; refined New York, ST 10; Philadelphia, $7.ooi Philadelphia, in bulk. S4.55G .60. Resin was quiet, D ut steady; strained, common 10 good, $1.52h@1 57l2. Turpontine was dull and nominal at s1lsa33c. Molasses-Foreign was nominSl; New Orleans open kettle good to choice, 2s@ 3sc, firm and. in fair demand. Peanuts were quiet; fancy hand,picked, -3A@ 4lac. Coffee options closed steady at 10 points up to points down: April delivery, Sla. 50; May delivery, $I4 30@14. 4.35; June delivery. $1i.20@I4.30 July delivery, $1425G14. 35; September delivery. SI4 .2o@ 14.25; October delivery, S14.25; December delivery, l$14.10 @14.20. Spot Rio WAS dull, but steady; No. 2, l6l2c. Sugar-Raw was firm and moderately actiye fair refining, -16c: centrifugals, 96 test, Sc. Refined was quiet, but steady oil A, 3ssG lsc; mould A. H. 4ssc stand- ard A, 15-l6@4lsc; cut-ioaf, 9-16G4&cj crushed, e-16@4s4o; granulated, l5-16@ 4hc. Freights to Liverpool were quiet; cot ton, 7-64d; grain, 2d, nominal.