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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23
The City Council.

THE ci,y council met in regular ses
sion 1T the city hall Tuesday night last
and the following members answered
to The roll call: Aldermen Stone. Baugh'
Brady. Russell. Wilson and Recorder
Arnold. Mayor Brown presiding. AZ
ter reading aud approval of the min
utes. tile street committee asked fur
tier time on report If opening DAVIS
street. which was granted:
l.. Rcllwagr ami j. w. Beck. repre-
spntiuc tie hotel Company. asked lie
council To lay tie sewer pipe in the feal
uf the hotel. and ill in the street, the
hotel company to furnish the pipe.
with n diagram they proved that the
improvements asked were on toNi
property. and spoke III the generosity
Of the company i'll furnishing tine pip
ing After considerable discussion,
Alderman RUSSELL moved that the city
lay the pipe. and put sufficient dirt on
il to protect it. An animated discus
sion rnsueG, in which everybody tool
part. IN the neat Of which the motion
was ail but lost sight Of. Isn't it was
finally brought To the surface. accepted
by tie hotel representatives, and
passed.
After instructing the marshal to col
lpct license from thp stands around the
circus on tie 18Th, the council aG-
jourEed.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23
In NJ smOrian.

Whereas, II has pleased Almighty
God that the great Angel of Death has
entered our ranks and taken from our
lodge one Of our faithful and heloved
members. Dr. William j Matthews on
Sept. l2th, and
Whereas. We must always numb e
ourselves 10 the viii OF that all wise
Power who does ali things well; and
Whereas. In Brother Matthews the
st. FraEcis Lodge las lost one of lis
most efficient knights. and the wife aud
family devoted husband and indul-
gent father. and
Whereas. We extend to the bpreaytd
wife and family oar deepest sympathy
III tins their saddest affection;
Therefore be it Resolved. That these
resolutions be spread upon the inmates
ct our lodge, that coy be sent II the
Mile and family and that copy bp
presented To the FORREST CITY 1IMEs
Tor publication.
G. j. KNIGHT.
Nj
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23
II Troubled with Rheumatism Read


ANNAPOLIS. Md. Apr 1G. iS94.-l have
used Chamberlain Pain Balm for rheu-
matism and found It 20 he All that is claim
ed for it, believe it to br the best prep
aration for rheumatism and deep seated
muscular pains on the market and cheer
faly recommend it to The public. JSo.
G.. BROOKS. dealer in boots, shoes, etc. E,
No Is Main ST
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23
G. J.. KNIGHT,
j Nj. NICHOLS. ( Con-
i. +. MCCKARY.
In Memory of the Death Of l. II. Lutz

Whereas. 1t WAS the will of the
Great aud Allwise God 10 take from
our midst one of ITS oldest and most
efficient workers in Bro. /. II Luz. on
Sept. l5.h. aud,
Whereas. Another home has been
robbed 10y the Angel of Death of a de-
voted husband and kind father. vet il is
IA glorious thought that our brother is
no longer in tins vale of sorrow but IN
that grander sphere above, " here all is
peace.
Therefore be it Resolved, That these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes
of our lodge, that "a copy be presented
to the wife and family. and that copy
be furnished the FORREST CITY TIMES
for publication.
q. l.. KNIGHT,
j. nj. NICHOLS. Con-.
b. +. MCCRARY,
Hk,iIr., ~, e.. D,k.ko-t. N.lt
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23
ALSO READ THIS

MEoEAXIcsvILE. St. Mary County.
Md sold bottle of Chamberlain :
Pain Balm to a man who had been suffer
ing with rheumatism for several years
1t mate him well man A. J. McGIII.
For sale at 80 cents per bottle by j H..
Upton, druggist.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund The money If II
fails To cure. - cents.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23
IN a NAV is HIaIn.

To gain your wasted strength and ener-
gy is to try one bottle of Browns Iron
Tonic. which is made with great care and
will please anyone. J. II. Upton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
LACES and EMBROIDERIE:

1t would be impossible in the limited spsul
at command to even attempt to describe I'D
many pretty things we are showing in Laces and
Embroideries. Here are narrow and WIDE fa|
and coarse thin and heavy Edges Insertngs 81
such extremely low prices that buyers will VI
surprised how they can be produced so cheap
Hamburg Embroidered Edge in all widths fleuI
the very narrow to real wide; Insertings VI
match.
Swiss Edges and Insertings in all WIDTH
and prices.
Nainsook Edges andInsertings in all Width
prices aud patterns
Hamburg Embroid cry Sets with seven
widths OF Edges and Insertings to match.
Nainsook Sets, With several widths Edss|
and lnsertings to match
Swiss Sets in very sheer and dainty pattern
IN several widths with Insertings to match
These Sets are undoubtedly the choes|
ever shown in the city, and what makes 'he
attractive is the low prices weaH|
Ii Gliding them at.
We also carry a full line of Colored ID
broldery on White All.over Embroiderles Y
Swiss and Nainsook, 81 and 40inch FlouncleI
etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
MISSES BLACK COTTON HOSE

We rant to close out the following first three numbers
and offer them at less than manufacturers cost.
Lots 1880 and 76l2--Sizes 5 to 81, 25c to
55c quality, to close. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1SC
Lots 1886 and l597--Sizes to g. our
regular 45c quality, to close. ....... 20c
Lots 60 and 65--Boys Ribbed Bicycle
Hose, value 2Oc to close. ..... Zoe
Lot 2X--Misses' French Ribbed double
knee). 5 to g. regular price 2jc, special. zoe
Lot 235G--Misses' Best Maco French
Ribbed too, regular value SOC, special 25c
Lot 1l50-Misses Lisle Thread, 90 gauge
to 81, regular price Soc special ... soc
Lot A2-Boys' Ribbed Bicycle Hose, size
"a to 10, regular price 25c, special . zoe
Lot 5X-Msses Tan Shades Ribbed Hose.
size to %, selling at ......... zoe to Csc
Full line Infants Black and Hose also White
Cotton Half Hose
Lot 1l75-lnfants' Tan Iisle Thread, Silk
Heel and Toes at. CSC
Gents Half-HOse in Black and Brown
Cotton and Lisle Thread. 25C 35C and 4Oc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
I'm LACES

We are showing a superior selection this spA4
Many new and fashionable styles added l ,
already vast assortment. Newest styles laI|
designs in Torchon, Medici Smyrna, OneaI|
valenciennes, Platte Valenciennes ron ~, \.
Esprit, Applique, Point de Gauze, ltallen' lO'
de Genee Bourbon and Silk Fedora
Also elegant assortment of Black LAM a.
IN latest styles and newest patterns in Cnau y.
folnt de Esprit, Point de Genee, Bourbon az
Also full line of Butter Colored laces =.
over l.aces in Cream and White Lace aaa II
brodery Bands in Creams and White DIV
Embroideries in Edging, lnsertine'
Bands etc.
This important department must DC ss ss,s
properly appreciate the attractiyeness ~ s"'
and prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
LADIES' BLACK Isle HOSE

Lot 5ll7-Lisle Thread, Richelieu Ribbed
SOC quality, special ADMINISTRATIONS.
Lot 5s-100-Lisle Thread Hose, extr
quality, Soc quality, special 80.
Lot 5751--lngrain Lisle, Richelieu Ribbed
i5c quality, special. observation-disclosures.
Lot 35-lO0 - Superior Lisle, Richelie
Ribbed, soc quality, special. ......
Lot 3o3--Lisle Thread, Solid Superb, so
quality, special
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
LADIES' SILK HOSE.

Ladies Black Pure Silk, Belding Bros
make, s.. % quality, special .......... 1.9
Ladies Black Pure Silk Belding Bros
make, s.. % quality, special ........ 2.2
Ladies Colored Pure Silk Bedding Bros.
make, s.. % quality. special. ........ IL
Ladies Colored Pure Silk, Bedding Bros
make, s.. 80 quality, special ......... 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
" UMBRELLAS.
All Of this seasons make, latest styles,
best workmanship.
WHITE PARASOLS.

Lot 7300-White China Silk. stylish han
dies, regular price Sl.25, go at........
Lot 7320-Crean China silk. stylish han
dies, regular price 80, 80 at........
Lot 1325-Cream China silk, Dresden
handles, regular price S215, go at 80.
Lot 7195--Cream China SILK. Chiffon
Ruf1e regular price $500, 20 at......
Lot 1soo-White China silk Figured and
Rufiied, regular price s.. -. go at....
Lot 7s5l--Cream China silk Chiffon
Rutiling, regular price $500, 90 at to-.
Lot 7SSl Cream China SILK, double Chit
fon Rntile. regular price S5.75, 90 at. :.
Lot 1S9l-White China silk decided
Novelty, regular price 50. 15 90 at . . .
Lot S05l-Cream China silk, an exquisite
Chiffon Novelty, regular price 81. 20 go
Lot s3oo-Cream China Silk, an extreme
Novelty in Chiffon, regular price 5 l. so,
go at Observation-Disclosures. ...............
Lot 74l5-Fancy China Dresden effects
regular price So %. 90 at ........
Lot 6300-Fancy SILK Gauze, Dresden
effects. an extreme Novelty, regular
price ll.50 90 at ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
LAS! GRAND REDUCTION IN KID CLOVIS

Kid Cloves are dangerous property to carrv dna,|
the Summer months. We at all times oa, r1'sl
an immense line and do not care totqke
any risks. They must go.
Fowler 5-Hook, Colored and Black Stand
ard, price ST.. so, to close out only. StgI
Fowler 7-Hook, Colored and Black Stand.
ard, price S1.75, to close out Only. .. tN|
William 7-Hool, Colored and Black
"Piqne, a popular shopping and driv.
ing Glove, reduced to ......... 1M|
Fosterina 7Hook, Colored and Black
Standard price 50. 25, to close ....... LH
Ladies' Fine Quality Gauntlet Driv.
ing Gloves, regular price $l.5O, to
close :. ... LH
Misses Kid Gloves, all sizes, all colors,
regular price S.00 reduced to .. Is
Evening Gloves, Foster, Paul & CO. SNAKE,
II to is button lengths, selling at $500
and 81. So to close your choice.... lN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED UNDERWEAR

Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, the kind we
Value az loc, at ~: ., ..............- SC
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, the kind we
value at | Sc ..... ........ . ........ lOc
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, the kind we
value at &c .. ..... loIc
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, the kind we
value AT I've n.,;, ;;:....... l5C
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests the kind we
value at s5c :: - 25c
Ladies' Lisle Rchelieu Ribbed, the kind
value at 45c. - ...... asc
Ladies Lsle Rchelieu Ribbed, the kind
we value at 60c ..... AOc
Ladies Swiss Ribbed extra size, the kind
value at Soc . o.
Also full line Ribbed Silk Vests i'm Cream
Pink, Light Blue Lavender and Black
reduced TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 45C, 65C and 75c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
GENTS UMBRELLAS.
TO CLOSE OUT.

Lot 6oo-26-Inch Twilled Silk, natural
stick, regular price S. % to close ,
Lot 576-26-lnch Pure silk, natural stick,
regular price 81. 30, to close &
Lot 527-2S-Inch Pure Silk, tourist leather
case, regular price Si.75, TO close ,
Lot 74o-26 Inch Pure Silk natural stick.
regular price S475, TO close Z,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

We rant to close out the following first three Numbers
and offer them at less than manufacturers cost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE.
STANDARD.

Lot s23s-IIigh Spliced Heels, Double
sole=. SOC quality, to close ......... zoe
Lot 7o37-Superior Solid Black, cheap at
Zoe, TO close .............. ...... 335c
Lot sl94-Extra good quality, sold at soc,
to close. -. ............... SOC
Lot l31-Best Maco Cotton Hose, sold at
SOC, to close ............ soc
Lot l40-Egyptian Maco Cotton, drop
stitch sold for SOC to close. ...... 30c
Lots 1886 and SoS4-High Spliced Heels
Double soles, sold for soc, to close -. 3oc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
LADIES' OUTSIDE HOSE.

Lot s2s6--Ladies' Black OUTSIDE Hose
regular Soc qu ality, special ..........
Lot 7S4l-La dies Black OUTSIDE Hose,
regular 35c quality, special ..........
Lot S234- Ladies Black OUTSIDE Hose,
regular 4oc quality. special ..........
Lot 7S4S--Ladies Black OUTSIDE Hose,
regular soc quality, special. ...........
Lot so6S-Ladies' Black OUTSIDE Hose,
regular 45c quality, special ...........
Lot 7s29--Iades Black OUTSIDE Hose,
regular soc quality, special. ..........
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
ANNOUNCER

FOR CONGRl
nHE POST is auihorlz,
HON. w. p. McCOMB
county for Congress fror
gressional District, subj
OF the Democratic Convc
THE POST Is authorize
HON. THOS. II. BALL o
m u candidate for Cor
First Congressional pis
the action OF the Dcne
gional Convention.
FOR COUNTY B..
The Post Is authorized
name Of i. Lee Schwand
OF county judge of Hnrri'
subject to the action of
PIT THE POST is au,horlz
MIR. w. N. SHAW ~
county Judge OF Harris
to the action OF the demo-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Continued.
LADIES' COLORED HOSE.

Lot WRR--Ladies Russet (Tan Shades)
25c, special. .............
Lot s91R--Ladies Russet Ribbed (Tal
Shades), Soc quality, special ........
Lot l4R-Ladies' Balbriggan Solid, %
quality, special Observation-Disclosures.
Lot slS--l.adies' White Cotton Hose, 80
quality, special
Ladies' Delicate Shades Lise Hose, so
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE.
ETHIOPIAN.

Lot l043-Seamless Fast Black Hose regu-
lar price Zoe, special .................
Lot l45G-Seamless Fast Black, Drop
Stitch Hose, regular price l5c, special.
Lot 14lG--oeanlcss Fast Black Plain
Hose regular price 15c, special. .......
Lot BB-Full Regular High Spliced Heel,
cheap at 25c, at.
Lot BOB--Richelieu Ribbed, extra 25c
quality, at ..,.... ........
Lot fH--These come 3 pair in a box and
sell at 3 pair for.
Lot o1l0--lligl Spliced Heels, Double
Soles, regular price Soc special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
. % CLASS -pAc1NG-PrRsE $1,000.
v 6. ROSENBLATT DEAD.

Moses G Rosenblatt. a member oil inc MI" VI
Dreyfus Kohn Co. Importers anu r'''', VII
ho,ne No 81 West Fifty-second-st. Meninei1s
vas the direct cause of his death
Mr. Rosenblatt was born in this city apout iorN
eight wears ago He received his education III 'he
nnblic schools and at an early age ne went 10
Buffalo. where he became clerk III ''' eO''
, D., no aid not remain there long and soon
ro,urued 10 this city where he entered the hrm OF
Drevfus Kohn & Co. in which his father "ot'lieo
Rosenblatt was a special partner Both MS iather
and Mr.. Droyfus died about sixteen years ago ana
the Young man became full partner. Inc irfh
SUSPENDED business on July 30.
~, po.o,bl,tt leaves "A widow one son and one
daurhfrr He was a Mason, member OF uc
R'nai Firth the Criterion and The Merchants
t,lnh The funeral will be held at his home al 5.5g
o'clock this morning The Rev. Dr. SiNcrIntn, oi
the Temple Emanu-El. VIII oihciate ana the p"''"l
VIII be In cyprus HIS Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
HIGHER PRICES IN STOCKS.

Wall Street quiet yesterday The tone OF
the STOCK market the whole was good Higher
prices were recorded for nearly all the active
stocks The bank statement was poor one. but
that was expected in view Of the heavy drafts on
New-York from the interior for funds
The money market continues stiff. The lenders
desire TO let their money only on call Then
the, are I'm A position to command its return at
any time The banks and banking firms when
place the sterling loans against which bills OF eX-
change are drawn receive a commission for their
services Sterling loans aid the operation OF the
exchange syndicate and the syndicate encourages
them At the same time the syndicate Is accumu-
lating all the sixty-day cotton and other docu-
rnents for payment IL against prospective
rise i'm exchange and to cover its short eNchdhs'
The drafts upon the gold in the Treasury nave
hren ranging from $4,000 TO $4,000 day Mucli
Of the gold has gone TO Canada. ana much mas
found its way into the hands of the specie Dealers
There IS furthermore, great uVdi VI i'"'' 'N"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
THE POPULIST HANDBOOK.
ACCUSES SENATOR SHERMAN OF BEING
CONSrIRATOR II ls7.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE Popust party cam
paign handbook for SID has just appeared. 1t is
a book of 3lS pages and differs from the hand
books Of the older political organizations In that
IT is devoted to tho single subject OF money The
preface declares that "hy careful reading OF the
book any intelligent person can become thor
oughly equipped to write. speak or act upon the
most vital subject now connected with practical
human welh.re" and. further, that the money
question has now pretty clearly become a definite
science. and the book contains the most I'M
portant data relating to IT, with special reference,
OF course to the United States at this time. The
book comprises thirty chapters, with twelve ap-
pendces, the last OF the latter giving tho money
planks Of political platforms running as far back
1896.
As might have been expected, the principal chap
ter in the book Is devoted to a consideration or
the Crime OF 1872 under the title OF "Demone-
tZatiOn" which runs through nearly one-third
Of its pages. It into the history Of the legs-
lation of that year. together with that Of the
acts relating to the issues of bonds, demonstrate
that the striking down Of silver was part OF
long-conceived plan, originating in Europe and
carried in this country under the direction Of
Senator Sherman. Much attention Is paid to the
bond sales of the present Administration. which
are treated by the authors as conspiracy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
ternoon. Mr. Rowland witnessed the sport from the
piazza of the clubhouse.
Box No III was occupied by l. Harry Alexandra,

ternoon. Mr. Rowland witnessed the sport from the
piazza of the clubhouse.
:. Box No. II was occupied by j. Harry Alexandra,
Foxhal i. keene and Jules Vatable.
Box No. IL, held Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White. the
latter In costume Of blue and white figured SIX.
with trimmings OF white lace Miss Warng. In mouse
colored crepe trimmed with cream lace and n. W.
Beecher. John DAILY and family were In Box No. IL.
y. III. Hummels box. No. -. occupied by Mrs.
Cowen. Miss Stevens. of San Francisco. Miss Lillian
Russell. Miss Susie Leonard Miss Kate Rolla Albert
Dryer and Louis II. Housmann Box No. = was oc-
cupied by VI. f. Stephenson. Box No. 81, by Henry
Evans: Box No 80. by J. +. Ryan. Box No. 3D. by II
Skelly. Box No. 81 by James Rowe. Box No. ~, by
II. Dazan: Box No. A. 10y Isaac Strauss: No. ~. by
s. Bernstein: No by J. Il. Duer: Il, by j. Lloyd,
and A. by II. i. Whitaker.
Some ~ the other spectators were: Jesse Brown.
OF Washington Mr. and Mrs Francis -. Beard j.
Robinson Beard James X. Keene John Hunter, How
ard Carroll. Gilbert Francklyn. George T. Nicholas,
jr., Frank Turner MoOrehead. Middleton s Burril.
Louis Haight. william Hayes. Hamilton W. Gary,
John O'Connor H. r. Knapp. Sidney Dillon RIPLEY
Edward Kelly. John r.. Folansbee. James Breslin.
Edward Stokes. Rene La Montague, Mr. and Mrs
F {. LA Montague. A. J.. Walcoti James r. Hether-
ngt9n' +. r. Hitchcock; Daniel T Worden Charles
Elliot 5. Carman Harrott. J. Van Rensselaer, Ken
nedy. Colonel Bruce. j. h. Haggin Edmund Ran
dolph. Amory $ Hodges A. II. Morris. j. Otto Don
ner, Alfred S Post Talbot Taylor. Antonio Stewart.
II. X. Ningut. Andrew Miller :. Parsons Dudley
Winthrop Riley Grammar. G. Stuyvesant. George
Smith GETTYSBURG Phil0 and J. S. Proudht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE RIGHT To REDUCE RATES CONTESTED.

THE RIGHT To REDUCE RATES CONTESTED
Creenville 5. c.. Aug l5.-The hearing OF the
railroad rate case before United States Judge
simonton began this morning. The morning SEES
sion was consumed in the reading or the oi" anu
answer The main question is whether or not
rho courts can enioin the railroads from making
great reductions in freight and passenger rates.
The fight is between the Seaboard Air Line ana
Southern companies. The Southern takes the posi-
ton that the Seaboard and its allies went into
conspiracy and combination to injure Its pr'l er'y
and that the proposed cut Of 80 per cent OF the
Southern States Freight Associations rates was an
act Of self-defence, and the quickest way OF pre-
venting the proposed cut of So per cent by the Sea-
board The Seaboard takes the position that 1t Is
solvent: that IL has a right to reduce rates, ana
that II was forced its position by the Southern
placing boats in competition with those OF IT'S
own on the Chesapeake Bay between Norfolk and
Baltimore. The is likely to last several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
WESTMINSTER
HINTS FOR AMERICAN SHIPPERS.

From The Philadelphia Ledger
United States Consuls at Central and South Amer
lean ports frequently adInonish American mer-
chants about their methods In packing merchan-
disc Intended for shipment TO those ports. As a
rule. merchandise Of every description imported
into Central and South American countries pays
duty upon the gross weight bulk. The outside
casing. therefore becomes a matter OF prime I'M
portance. BY reducing the weight OF the package
the duty IL reduced proportiOnaily. and this can
De done In a majority OF with Il saving in
duty OF from $40 TO $50 I'm single package.
Then the fact should be kept In mind that. owing
10 lack OF railway facilities in Central and South
America. much Of the merchandise sent TO Interior
towns and cities must be carried In wagons or on
the backs OF pack animals These journeys of;en
consume several days and the merchandise. there
fore. should be so packed that damage VIII oe
prevented In case OF inclement weather. European
merchants understand this. and I'm packing textiles
for instance. use oilcoth TO cover each particular
TO purchase and transport several pieces OF csIico
or similar fabrics without liability 10 damage from
the weather or course. goods so packed VIII 90
given preference over even pet.Sr vunt', 81 ~.
same goods at lower prices from the unlten Statrs
which have not been similarly prepared Tor inirie-
diate transportation. In the matter or reoucins
The weight OF outside casing. and thereby sssVns
a considerable sum in duty and freight, one OF me
Iranch Consus I'm Guatemala has recommended
through the French Foreign once the following
process: ....s. -, o,o 49,, ,.tS
Tor the cases this thickness IS reduced one
s obtained by covering the cases In coarse sacking
cloth and hlling the space between with a sur
dcient quantity OF oakum. or other similar sub
stance. and strengthening the four corners. the
this means the shocks will be lessened considerably
as well y the breakage or injury OF the contents
besides resulting In great saving In custom duties
wharfage and freight by rail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
TO RE BRYAN AND WATSON IN INDIANA.

indianapolis Aug. IS (SpecaD.-The Natiohal fopu-
list Committeeman from Indiana, A. Fernandez. said
to-day that the Populist and Democratic Steering
Committee to perfect fusion will meet soon in ST.
Louis to arrange the terms He said that IN Indiana
the Democrats would take eight electors. the Popu-
lists seven ana that an equitable division VIII be
made IN all the States, with the odd one IN ILLINOIS
given to the Populists In Indiana the ticket "lll De
headed by Bryan and Watson The Electoral College
~ N Tho second place Is 10 guided by the returns
OF the vote to be- given to Sewall where the Demo-
Gratis poll the most and 10 Watson where the
Populists win THE Non-Conformst,' the Populist
organ to-day demands that the State Popuist steer
ing Committee to hirt with the Democrats ana
meet to select fifteen e.ectors OF the Mddle-of-the-
Road kind The attempts at fusion, except in four
Congress districts have not been successful, and II IS
not now expected that fusion will be effected on the
State ticket. II IL is the sound -money Democrats
will also nominate State ticket