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Operfno lowest. Highest Ci"'
Va Msy .......""$1s StS Els :
The crop movement ia as follows:
Wheat. Corn. what. con
Grand totals ,..4l2,Pjl dG0, "1b 2l5l2l rs
Totals Yesterday. $40. ms iUb,llt lh3,IiN 2S2
TOrnls last wear 0iS1IJ lAlGD1 $40 700 y01

44otarrs last Ssit year ..22itSs,.7H,5 i44i,ttd'S 5itoo.7%" Soff a5SS7
ron.Y,s tEArrEfs,Ihe forCisn new. today was
ina! section So rri,rs aivnnc"d, Thrr" was no sun;
Sellers, and III" later WEATHER aivicrs from the West
werc more favorable Prices thcrcupon r"ceded, A.
crop repor, was issued by fhominn. itstatci that the
]aycrlg" wheat condition had l"trriorat.d slightly,
Tennessee Il showed 9 .lirht Improvement Thyn re-.
Indiana Tnt ma and HI' fansis. The The m ARK arroriinsiy rai in.d,
and he last prices showed a small net Enforcement
i.c. 10 ~ Paris al; ansed + con, y. wheat ami
S wis s, w" " tGr ti.nT; N" al ~"TI n.y wn.E o nj
A27 last year Chicago received . cars: III" estimate
t Win w ir%rr' The ,S county i Try sor3 i corn % az th ,"'T ""' s ""STs
covered here and at the West Chicago received 2iO
T"Tf Ss S S9s aH nHG and ID aS g 2a's; '2% S'''R R@nG,t for T..
issued today makes tho G,Nn%rts Of wheat C'%nT In;
States this week me smales, since the third week
in amy any week ,sso d a4n Wi lhs p past six Gix'y yesrs. a inc imn'sr to
only ! $500 hush compnrch with 2'0i7,00o bush.
bush: In the corrrspnndIns week OF lsHS
2]gS2Sts";; common no to s""i 1 ,,5alnsh g2Sin; 81 IN, in
oil City. Renned unchangrd.
fEoyisloSs- roTk quiet UNCHANGED; family: slo23
S ssaf, So .S SlsST FOR Ga extra S mess 4 90 81 %s 81 Tor s paas".i
IN oGIs s"ssli % . for inmi'yf amt sI.SoGs 5t@reH
here iss ia aaa 81 i4 80 es s s"ss!' at the SSy wc sr" Dressed stadS ho!s.
:: 49, 5s55 and pigs @sst saa' sf t%ri -sMi sg. 5. 2gts' G 4ni
low. SIG; stearins' 5SHa$Ac. oSo, a4ec. New
h h%sssr 20 S. iss' sta, % sna Fsa sS,' Mania &C. s.; fssGn de-. e
lac thirds 70 nTsss; iSsiae.; STATE dairy half rTkln
Welsh tubs, sccondsto selections, lisiPHc. Western
iory. a nI.i. s' iSG. !ysb ss's secSn ss " ec': , Siff ' Y ss asS,
C~heese-state, full cream, large, fall made, fancy, w
@ pli&s. e e.. %A@s small SH"' ssill nsss.+ fancy So% Sssalot 70
s S2Ims. st 50 GH faii SKINS dSS,'& 81 s R%[' I Fis..S S%mmm T@n to
sylyania' and Maryland country marks fancy lie
IUITAGp. ApFl 21.-1hPse were to day O pTiCea:
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NEW YORK. CITY GOLD bonds.

PROPOSALS 'fFd5kkN s DIX 4. .d rtf CCt0ff.hb y AMI
SfSsk 3 I It'll SIfiTy%S SSf'w,r%%iiFE, ,EESf%fH;
% %h"ttEa nY law 70 lS}!Es IL "ffufassE;
sF !sirFi;' !M Cfos sg Is n % s:haIf r. RI k Gsnf: PET r ny sRs
i sSS Il naT ay Nav Ia '' i. Gay al e . S %'Sto S2T :: IN Sn' @h MSn Day
VII be pu6ii%iy "prnrd, Ior the whole or u part Of he
ss1i% ~ S5'S S s = HSI, 1ifs s,s,I, %% ]! , i%;sTs;' ) %q x + a: 4 +
sss5.Soo sTcOnsShdaHtsedi Stock Of the City of New
n sSs., toI fot soa asSeSno '! 81 ssss ana no 70
Metropo,itan Museum OF HTt and for
wey,,!he principal payable November
Rss, 900 s.Consolidated Stock of IN" city OF New
plant for the Department OF. street
cITapins and r9T Go,Hn'% lrGnc, Of Riy@r.
100000 %ConsoIidatrd stock Of the city of New
awards, ".oos.''s,' Sc, cc%srrrlhiSSai by, The
,ooo cGfns'Te9i B"SS.s5i% Ss;S@I% NV,
York =" known ms Additional Water
srock,-the pr, pal PAYABLE November
100000 %%t3nsoqla,sd Stock o. he CITY q New
Wafer s sSSw@ OF Il IT, Itia'' ~ S@w TyF "rsa
uoooo ..it9s r]rinGtpaI PGya6'e ]N2vemnsr i WI.
York, Known as ".rol'c department.
lonhsn,-thc principal payable November
1000 900 t.GonsoliiNtcd Stock OF tho city ~ New
.!y, % N,w YORK" the principal payN'
bic November ], lh2h.
90, 900 consolidated Stock or the CITY OF New
Yo-h." known as "Frr Iylrant stock
the principal payable November |,
500, 5o2.s consolidated stock NJ the CITY NJ New
YORK" known as school House lnnls"
tho principal payable November /.
1871,
The proposals should he enclosed IN n scaled enveL
ope. endorsed " Proposals for IOnls ~ the corporation
81 the Clty ~ New York, and zach proposal should
also he enclosed In "a second CnVriopH addressed to
the comptroller NJ the CIV Of y 'w York
For nun Information see city Record,
ASllIFl u FlTEll, Comptroller.
City 81 New York Finance Department, Comp
troleTs once, April 81, lhVb,
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Appsmats Division Decisions.

supreme Court. birst department.
Walter A, S. ChTimes, appellant, agt. William O.
Squirr, respondent Judgment ahlrIneo win costs
OPINION los Jarrett, j.
FranE RlSy wosEyuskI, appellant, agt Consolidated
Gas Company OF New York, respondent Judgment
and order Anirmpd " 18th costs opinion by Patterson. j.
George Hllli, appellant, agt, Robert T. Leo, indiyidu.
ally, SO, modified as directed
In OplnlOn, aud a. modified affirmed without coss Of
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT

Notice il hereby given TINT Robert Walker Jorals-
mon aud De Witt clinton Joraemon. iats partners IN
trade as r. W. Jornlemon s Rrnth"r Of tho city 81
Newark. Essex county. New Jersey. have this dry
made an nssirnmcnt To the subscriber. Of their estate,
for the equal benefit Of their creators, and that the
said creditors must exhibit their respective claims
unier oath or affirmation TO the subscriber. ut tho
0nicr Of Austin Van GicIOn. attorney, &c, 1893 Broad
street. room S2a. in snid city OF Newark.
JOHS WALKER,
Assignee.
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Michael Cornell, bartender for ex-Assembly-
man Michael Ia. tnhnn Rt lOj Park row, was
fined $50 by Judge Cnwing in the General SEES
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
St. Louis & San Francisco Rail-
way Company
4 q Consolidated Bonds.

At the request Of the New York. Bostou, and Am.
sterian Holland Committecs. formed for the pro.
lection OF the above named bonds. this committee
has agreed to act rs q Reorganization Committee,
pursuant to a Plan and Agreement, dated April 2l,
1880. copies OF which may be obtained from any OF
the undt rsigned. the Secretary. or the deposItarics.
Holders OF Bonds should forthwith Gcppsit them
at either The Mercantile Trust Company. 100
broadway, New York CITY. or at its agency for this
purpose. American Lonn & Trust Company,
So State street, Boston. Mass.
Hoider. of Z per c-nt. Consolidated Bonds
paying the assessment OF 10 per cent. will
receive for each Consolidate Bond of
81 900,
$40 IN FIRST PREFERRED STOCK.
81 0 IN SECON DPREFEKKED STOCK.
$500 IN COMMON sTOCK,
and viii hnvr the right to subscribe to Sc
curities as set forth In the plan.
The first in-taIImcnt Of the assessment, > per
cent, on the Consolidated Bonds, must be paid at tn.
time OF depositi the second instnIIment. 5 per
cent. July 18th, 1890. The right to subscribe
to the securities OrcrcI for subscription to iepusiting
Bnndholders must he awaited OF at the time OF deposit
OF the Consolidated Bonds.
Negotiable Trust Certificates will be issued for
money paid on account u such subscriptions.
JUNE lSr Is THE DATE SET FOR FINAL DEPOSIT
UNDER THE PLAN: THEREAFTER nuNDS. If
TAKEN AT ALI. WILL ONLY he RECEIVED UPON
TERMS TO re ANNOUNCED.
THE INTERESTS THAT HAVE Al.
ASSESTED TO THE PLAN
COMPRISE MORE THAN 10 PER CEST
OF THE d.. THE PLAN, HERE
FORE, Will. ALMOST IN MEDIATELY
Bee OPEKATIv
Holders OF Certificates OF the Holland Committee
should present the same at the ON ce OF that Commit
tee for stamping.
NEW YORK. April 2lst 1899.
LOUIS FITZGERALD, Chairman.
y. TOD,
ISAAC ". SELIGNAS,
- ALSBERG,
ANES =. BI.AIK
Il. 4.
SAMUEL &. EASTMAN.
CHARLES -. GLEED.
FREDERICK STRAUSS. Secretary.
Mills Building. New York.
CARY q WHlTRIDGE. Counsel
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BAyKING AND FINANCIAL.
B~oSDHoLpERS, And STOCKHOLDERS SHOULD
hhAp Nh"N TiIE nom

tanning latest EARNINGS, re"rSanitatlou news. divi.
dends, quotations, h"sihrs impartial, expert llssecTiOn
OF the annual reports of all railroad amt utncr public
corporations, WIN "A view 10 Presenting "A ITIp' stnt,.
ment concerning financial condition, INV ,irnl char.
Actpristlcs and condition, amt tranic' also articles
unOn the leading financial questions uf the dny.
written by the ubrst specialists luF sale on nh NrNSs
Stands aud at 20 NasSau street, New YORK. S3 per
year. % cents per copy,
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supreme Court-speclal Term.-Part Hex parte
matters
Surrogate's Court Characteristic dry calendar.
For PROBATE Wills Of Charles +. Hobby, ut ia: 80 A. u.
city Court-Sp"c!al Tcrrn.-MotIona.
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TH NTV HN
TREASURER FOX THE RECEIVERS
8 Per Cent. INVESTMENT. Per Cen

An x per cent Investment with real estate security,
the return OF principal Invested being assured, but
with the investors original proprietary Interest re-
taincd.
Having secured an option upon a block OF stock. as
described above, and paying quarterly dividends OF ,
per cent, | orrr same In lots to suit at par $40 per
shAre),
IhAye made a personal examination OF the security.
and heartily recommend ihis stock as a safe invest.
ment,
stock purchased now carries dividend OF 9 per cent,
payable June LIST.
tOr interview or further particulars address
HENRY A. Grossly,
No ~ Pine Street
New York City.
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Situations Wanted-5Nales.

A y EXPERIENCED would take position in
~ business onice: has had several years experience;
could take charge Of or nssist In advertising depart
ment of any firm requiring u steady. capable man
we'll gualinrd for any position OF trust. TRUST.
WORTHY box la, sun ONCE.
A n INDUSTRIOUS, INTELLIGENT would like
"a position where he could make himself generally
useful can do ANYTHING from onice work TO porter;
good all round worker, can produce good references.
Address FAITHFUL. box 1871, sun onice.
A STRONG, WILLING, INTELLIGENT A desires
"a a position as Waterman or porter or at general
work. Address STEADY, box $50, sun ONCE.
A DNERTISlNG C~ANVASSER would ike position; no
~ objection to leaving the city; good references
Address EXPERIENCE, box liza, sun orice.
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Paper boxes.

EoIDISG PAPER BoXEs for patent medicines, mail,
Il ing boxes, &C, J. 4. h MYERS, 50 John e., \. y,
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COLLEGES and Schools.
gublir 1Gtires.

Dosr OFFICE NOTICE.
tshould be read DAILY ny all Interested. as shsarss
FOREIGN mail %S HSr ot tsS M vt any e s1%GIss Apr,, 2, WI
close PRoMPTiY in ali eases ustais onicS as follower
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Th$SRR1 iI. r Spi1fA% %%~%#9kRFfHASsIaffS; sTNSSkEkHH::
E5o 'pSf T f%r ]x F. 1iFTf'SS rs ger l4 rs Has pl steam az 2
Tys esq .aniS ylG Ep't st ! !g II. II Ie IHr aF %a;t be es al .;ss%!
sH!lEe XIV tfS'fss5s d5Tr VIA I direct. per s,s%%ss,1e
r rCrr p AnG .pS%@sSii 4 4nl NJ a a. ri fer M1 mn., se a. a:
TSS,G@ = pSr nd Th b il lila rr, e, j A n snnB,,s.
CNmpania', via Queenstown.
'PE IS fns. NATTER Ts,4 sGn.er% 5nS ; ss, 2 .a,. ns:
ff% a4sss:'d EFE EiP,f sis %a .ssSms s: on Il; %s %iSs: $sF; ssss
f fBpc! Gun na4Fs stssmd nT!n os sn nS1'rr t axe p 52E E1i
snar,nriv % ad,r for !.o sr ralp, nFita ma,t sSd k Rrclf toT ot sna
Alter 30 closing Of the supplementary Tran.atl.n:
mails, are opened on the piers of the American. Eng.
until within ten minutes Of the hour OF sailing Of
MAILS FOR so WITT 4 fSBlr CENTRAL ST. AMERICA
s~ATfg cl pAywAt Ss a"a Il \, Si~;VpghIG"f fsPtp%yyb1s9. \ NM NJ
TIM TIHidQ Icn,;as and ,p- AEFn Ian,2H r rG5 s]stSgam nn1 Pr TSnta;
, Ior MA Z %ifSG%I and at%bFI%Tp Va u ' Sar,ia;
a. T;"pP's%, T,nTy'i IL jr e HM' FOR FoRTSTS
X $riA5%? e. AMI $a{|TTg @SffiaSSs p %H .isIa:s,p E III 'sSeis
, Inv , Sr Ilrse, S1 .pGr yIf1l2 g yIs u Ge, 9s i lo1 ~ N.
W. Gnntcmala cid Puerto c;%ITte1, must be
%%;$$,s;2 ,i"sS, It|<%f} ,ross FSrzS:E5 Ss:;'EE !:
s; s;,ss"'s :;S,$ f." .',S SSif' %sSiy F,ins$ s. Fa? IS t" SSF as 4;
RIO Jan 'tr, aud Santos letters for North Rrazlt
GGnl T. Plata coundr,"' mrot b n, nlT TTr A. Per
steamer from New orleans.
Mails for Newfoundland. ny mon 10 Halifax: and
y VI. Mails Tor Mnuclon, by rail to Po;ton. ard
Is?II'" n ny s,G foT GrG G," stn at tn o, nice o TFr.y a az so q,
90 4 VI. for forwarding nv steamers sailing
N"'s tr aesi.o. oyHrlani, "nrc.s sn"cinWv al:
t-cS."d Cor ~desp.tch iy steamer. close ut this
iRcri.tcred mai c'osos ut 6 r. VI. previous day.
TRANS-PAC'TIC NAILS.
Mails forChIna and Ionon p"r stenmshipc,lt Of Pekin5
2Sn'H % 7 VI Malls Tor Hawaii. pei. steamshtp
nr t" H ~ lf ;? a, G Z 70 tTT?"GMi,'oM,i a G,.' for hr H%., 4n'is
J"rrcrr West Australia, I!nwaii and Fiji Islands.
her, ' iaI,y nttc- NN;G oTcn Is ' and ur n" 'S ApfiI ,a S," a.
e80PM n. Man, Tor The So"lntv Is,nnis nor shin
dHE OF M p"'r to AnTri 81 r az $40 c'" ? "FMl'
X X,;.,,,,t tSF A NS,"I arc ,sHcG fo,M tn rSsa fS Or, w Is.
r"pS'' Vow zealand, Hawaii. va, and 81.
s'"' Fra !siiH"%s, cyosa t sc.rr:"%%H sixgH to April ,,e@s"%s
40 y y and . 80 p N or "H 9rrl.ai
mil! Tor S ar nSS"'MMs NAH! FOR Cnina and AVID Jnnan,
dh "FT;'T rr to Ma T" s. %f @ 4 s@ i. TM2'oWR "ii. 't f%T cs ssas
and IT,nu specially addressed only. per stenm'
Scro i lH"r an 70 ." Nav GH' Z at .t f 40 p yG%2 n. close
Tran roc,nr m M, are T. to HoTt %, san al nS
tn" assumption "r their uninterrupted overland
sRcsistcrcd mail closes at GOO r. NJ. previous day.
,.,CIIARI;ES "; DAYTON, ros,master.
Post oni"". New York. y. v, April 81, $500
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Available cash balance. In
Guiding gold balance S2Il ,O0i, $50 S2Il,l72,6fs

Guiding gold balance S2Il ,Ool ,VoO S2Tl,l77,o%3
Money in London II u cent. Rate OF dis
count in open market, for both short and three
months Hills. - L cent. Paris advices quote
= cents at lOl francs % centimes. Exchange
on London. rs francs 10 confines.
At the request of the New York. Boston. and
Amsterdam committees formed for the proteC-
ton of the holders Of It. Louis and san Fran
cisco Railway Company 1 T. cent. consolidated
bonds. a reorganization Committee, OF which
Louis Fitzgerald. President OF the Mercantile
Trust Company Of New York. is Chairman, has
been formed. pursuant to n plan and agreement
dated April II, copies OF which may be obtained
from any member Of the committee. Holders
holdings with the Mercantile Trust Company OF
New York or the American Loan and Trust
Company of Boston, who act AS their agent for
this purpose. Holders of the above-named
bonds paying an assessment OF 10 q cent. will
receive for each consolidated bond OF 81. 900
Sl4O in first preferred stock for the assess
ment. $1,000 in second preferred stock. and
81. 800 In common stock, and will have the right
TO subscribe to securities as set forth in the
plan. 1t Is stated that the interests that have
than IS r cent. OF the bonds. The plan. there
fore, will almost Immediately become operative.
Deposits must he made on or before June !,
after which date bonds, II taken at all, will only
be received upon terms tn be announced here
after. The fixed charges before the reorgani2a-
the plan they will be reduced 10 Sl,lpI .33O.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Reorganiza-
ton Committee announces that securities may
hereafter be deposited under the plan only upon
the payment of a penalty Of y z cent. on
bonds. dividend certificates, notes, and equip
ment stock. II T. cent. oh tie preferred stock,
and Il Il cent. on the common stock.
The sales OF mining stocks at the Consolidated
Stock aud Petroleum Exchange to-day were as
follows:
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Corn advanced &c. to &c. Spot Irregular. Receipts
here tntinY 5i.675 bush at chicago 2l~.h2O. Spot
sales y, 500. bush. including $4,000 for Export, N0,2
TO arrive, May. latr. over May No. =. 3;ec. In "l".
vator: do. naoat, Zoe: steamer MIXED. 37Lp .3Sc.:
No. = white, +OHc.: ". 9 yellow. toe. atOat. Future
sales 1876, O0U bush, as follows:
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iOs 200 bush. at Chicago 54o.7 rs. Spot sales l0oo06
AAprilMay log Ting 2NScl No: = Whit: se.ec. May
mixed, 25%c No. 3 do .24L2c.; rejected. 2>Lc.; un.
graded. 2HG20c. for white and ~25.t20iac. for mixed.
Future sales 10. 900 bush. as follows:
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1JEN to take orders IN every town and city; no de-
vi livcrIng; good wages; pay weekly; no capital;
steady work. GLEN BROS, Rochester. Y.
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Situations 1tanted-females.

STRoNG GERMAN Protestant to do general house
= work; plain cook: best reference: city or country
1917 East saith at.
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Mrdiral.

A TTFSTION' old DIR. GRISDLE, GRADUArH
"A rNIyERSlIY 1.-THE CITY.pF NEW YmRK, MED:
APARTMENT % YEARS A SPECIALIST
in DISEASES or MEN. OLD DIR. GRISDLE has
been longer established and has had more ex pcrlenca
prove mis- Under his scientific treatment blood and
skin diseases. pains in homes, red spots, sore throAt
and mouth. ulcers, painful dwellings. kidney, blad.
der complaints, scalding, Inflammation, gravel, unde-
veloped organs, weak back, lost vitality are speedily
permanently cured Men, about 10, marry should
consult OLD pR. GRISnLE. Every impeachment re-
moved. Sufferers. DO not waste time visiting lel
skilful physicians; R"mcmhe, OLD nH; nNlSnLh
i2th St, between 18th and 9TH avs Advice free.
Medicine, 81. Hours . to o; sundays, y TO y. No
charge unless ruTri.
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1T &r

-
DOY. who can feed and make ready Gordon prcss;
ID references required. El.SAS PAPER CO.. beach
and Hudson SIS.
DIAEk I~OpkS-Noung man wanted on mcmos.
ID and half lound work. loN l.liI, y. y. J. o.
LIEST CLASS hand prrssman: sober and indus.
L trous. HAGDFIAN PHOTO. Eng. 90.
3Grcat Jones ST.
ELOORMAN H~ORsESHOEK wanted. 54s 9TH av.
L South brooklyn.
DRESSNlAN.-An Al cylinder pressmar wanted on
1 book AMI Job work
CRIB BROS. & ORA as Rose St
observation-disclosures operator and first
! class developer. Apply WILtELMS Studio. O2A
Madison av, corner 5Jth st
Two CARRIAGE PAINTERS at once.
i J. V. II. ROGERS. Red Bank, J.
TMPEFLLAS-ricc workers on silk umbrellas.
ALLISON & LAMSON, gl5 Broadway.
WANTFn-AS IDEA can think nt some sim
w p" thing to pat"nt7 Protect your ideas, they
may bring SOU wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERRU IN
& co. patent attorneys, Washington. u C., for their
sl,NOO priz" utfrr.
painters: good pay 10 the right
w men, FICDDER BROS, Newport, X. |.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
MEST INnIES 81

Mats for Newfoundland. hy natl 70 Halifax. and
thence bv steamer ciosr AZ this Office tally Mt S:30
y VI. Mails for Mnuclor, by rail 10 Poston, and
thence nv steamer close at this Office daily Mt g 80
J. II Mails for cuba close NJ this onlcc daily 40
: % 4 VI. for Forwarding nv steamers sailing
MONDAYS nnh THURSDAYS from Port Tampn. Fla,
Was tr IeSiro. overland, unless specially al.
t~"ssnd Cor dnsp"tch ly steamer. close ut this
~ daily ".
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HADIESI Chi.ht-rrs t1g"rN Fcrryroyal Pills
u .nnrrai RmnN- are mo sest. ~. E'.nS
fr ' ~" M p" ta,.,, doil. A.
7" chichester tnemSi5S,'F'& "'1iin.dl.., ia
- latte uh1,c.r. "'3 Wet A st. near
II, Rrua4Nas, vi, rln.ol'N - years, hours, lo-A
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u DR East 18th St,

BIL Y.-OL DIR .SMITH.I3t East 18th st,
near 30 uv station; only specialist or - wears IN this
paper. have every instrument or medicine known 20
science and longest special prnrtir" ot any sp"c'NlistI
both seKV-t ali Diseases from amy cause, blood, skin.
rod spots, ulcer, sore mouth, throat, tongue. nose, legs,
painS hlch, head. homes. chest, heart lungs, colds,
cntnrrh, cough, consumption Kidneys bladder stone
gravel, irritation, IniuiuI urinntiun, scaling, IhinIul
swelling. strCrurs pl"rr, NN method only IN" known
that cures nervous debility, bAl dreams errors ot
Nuu'h, lost ulruluph. vgri'pr"lc. weak Eui"N".upei
orfars NEN about a. marry. b" wise. -" OLD
DR.. -NlIh first, lin uuirhN removes every lupril.
ImrHi. siu discharges immediately, Wri" or cal. .
tnp. Treatment aud advice fire.. MEDICINE. 25G-
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
Flint Working.

1t is curious that the very oldest busi-
ness In tho world has continued on, of
course, in rapidly diminishing quantity,
but still kept on from the time when man
first fashioned weapon out of flint up to
today. Whore man in tho neolithio age
thousands on thousands of years ago, dug
his pit and found his flint, and there fash
Toned 1t, In the identical place tho same
work Is carried on today at Brandon by
what is called the flint knapper Under
the chalk lies the flint, and pits are dug
and short tunnels constructed. The old
workings of the remote past are close to
the present ones. The mystery of arrow
making, using flint as q material, has been
solved long ago. BY practical work it is
found to DO much less difficult than it was
at first supposed, and that IL can be quickly
done. Modern processes only differ mas
much as we have more efficient TOOLS The
knapper puts leather pad on his knea
and so splits it. What his business Is, is
to make Hints for old muskets and guns,
such rs are used in the most remote parts
of the world. India, China and South
America still use nintlock guns. Perhaps
never will this, the oldest OF guilds, give
entirely over it's flint working. The past
ever accompanies the present.-New York
Times.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
A Truo Mother.

GAN That ever heard Of Sir John Muir.
ray redounded to his honor" says Frederic
Hill in his autobiography. AT Edinburgh,
under his hospitable roof, were often gath
cred tho most distinguished men of his
time. This marvelously genial person,
whose qualities were good nature, love
of humor and n love of pleasant society,
formed n central figure round whom they
all gathered. A pretty story Is told Of his
high sense of honor.
An old lady who had quarreled with her
adopted heir bequeathed her entire proper.
ty to Sir John. When the will was read.
he found himself, to his great surprise,
possessed OF wealth, while the heir pre-
sumptiye found himself penniless. Sir
John made inquiries into the character of
the young man, and, receiving satisfactory
answers, he quietly transferred back to
him the whole property.
Soon after this a lady called upon Sir
Johns mother, and, indignant at what
seemed to her an net Of quixotism, de-
manded:
do you know what your son John has
donef''
YES" replied Mrs. Murray, with a
happy smile, land he would not have been
my son John IL no had done anything
else.n
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
Meadow Lark's hIusic.

During short residence in California
ono OF our delightful experiences oame to
us through tho vocal entertainment of the
mocking birds and meadow larks or the
meadow lark now write. 1t is O joy for
ever TO have listened to the incompatible
notes OF one OF those birds, which, graded
on the topmost point of somc plumelike
eucalyptus, bending beneath tho weight
OF tho bird and swayed by the passing
breeze poured forth its soul in irropressi-
bio overflow of song in tones so full. clear
sweet and delicately modulated as to place
this songster beyond the possibility OF a
rival. We were Mortified later to see by q
San francisco paper that these songsters
were being exterminated by the hunters,
who Killed them for tho markets at SO
much hundred. Boston Transcript.