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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-The advance seems to have checked
the demand ana the market is considerably quieter
though firm.
cREAMERY-Fancy, ls1s@lsc; seconds. ls@
1712c p 10.
DAIRY-Fancy. 16@l7c: good to choice, ll1S@
1eisc: lower grades. l21z@131zc.
CHEESE-Fancy mild new qnotabIe at 71hasc:
common TO good, 6(97c: Cream Cheddar 9G1Oc:
Young America, s@9c . n; Western, lOGi ic:
Eastern, 11@13c.
EGGS-Ranch Eggs have again advanced end
are very firm. Eastern, lt0l51zc; store Eggs, 10
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PoULTRY-Is duh and not materially changed.
Live Turkeys are quosable at 13@15c q n
Tor Gobblers, 12@l3c . ID for Hens: young
$d@l so; Ducks, So 5Oa3 so 2 doz for old and
81 oO(94 90 for young: Hens. $5 5O@5; Boosters,
young, S5@6: do, old S414 So Fryers 50 50@4.
Broiers, $S@S so for large and 81 5O6a2 SO fot
old
GAME-Nomina,
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on cali easy at l1a92x; last loan at I1sy
ana closing offered at i11a% Prime mercantile pa
per. b1z@6%. Bar silver, 685sc- Mexican dollars
53ss@64ssc- Sterling Exchange is dull with ac,ua
business IN bankers, bills at 81 s71s@s s7sz for
rates. s. sS@4 Se. Commercial bills "a s;sx n,
STA Government bonds have been weak; stsfe
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. ENG, July 24.-The spot market
is steady at 5s 41Ad@6 3D. Cargoes firm at 2es Sd,
prompt shipment
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. He'd Winter: July,
IS l114d; August, As 111zd: Septem ber, As 1l14d;
october, Is IL 1ad; November. As lid.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, ENe- July "a - Consols, 1884;
silver, 3l4ad; French RenteA.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Frances Anita Baldwin to James S. Angus. lot
on line Of Filbert street, l55 Of Devisadero
E. s. Nj. Judson (by E. A. McDonald) to Annie
L, Il Osborn, lot on line Of Clay street, E of
rocker Estate Company TO Isabella Fraser, lot
O. O. Line OF shrader street. s5 of Waller. S
Jerome Donovan and Michael Cooney executors
Hs S the , estate Of Catherine Donovan to Ellen Ney
FIfteenth, rs by f rs: 5000. ''-'e'' -O' y
Ferdinand L. Van Denmark and Christina Van
Castro street, 21:4 n Of Elizabeth, N 81 :S by w
go: $40.
Joseph Rosenthal to Rudolf Kleeberg. lot on sw
1875; also all interest in the estate of Jacob
Rosenthal, deceased; $40.
William and Harriet AFFORD to C. and Lydia B.
Sadler, lot on line of Vermont street, 125 s of
Twenty fourth tsonoma), 100 by 100: $40.
maine lot on L line OF Twelfth avenue, 200 S of
California street, 5 100 by 120; $40.
ah1 o 1 Isa0eia & ID 70 59n
OF California street s so by 12O; $40.
Jacob and Lima Heyman to David whitson and
FRANK b. Harris lot on line OF street, 1915 Z
ofTwentyeighth OF avenue K 20 by 100; $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Lizzie s. Wright to Charles H. Hopkins, lot on e
to S line of Division street. w to Z line OF Pine
street. S6:S3z TO beginning. being lots 81 % and
Is and portion of lot 26, block 80, Oakland Point
Horace G., d. E, John B. and Ida D. Watson
and Ida NJ. wife OF Charles WiIIiams to Nellie p,
ton of Watson property; gift.
Jennie K. and Morris Lobner (by commissioner
to William Dollard lot on NE line of East Ninth
street, 100 Sc of Third avenue Sc 30 by NE 100,
block 4, Clinton. East Oakland; $4,000.
]. +. HaYens and Mary E. Ponton (executrices
estate of Mathelde L. Havens ct al, by commits
sioner) to Julius Heimbold, lot on N corner OF
Ninth avenue and East Twenty-third street, NV
100 by NE $50, being portion quarter Of double
block ~, Clinton, East Oakland; $5627.
Henry c. and Alwine Stoltng to Frank Levasier,
lot on n Z line Of Vesta street, 164:z Sc of Central
avenue; Sc so by NE los. being lots and 8.
map of sub lots IL, Is 29 and 80, Kingsland
Tract, Brooklyn Township S26.
Isabel Tobin TO James I'll Young, lot on Sc cor
ner of Buena Vista avenue and Willow street, z
100 by 1852, being the N 1852 feet OF lots II
and 1s block 1S, lands adjacent to Enctnal, Ala
media; 500.
NJ. f. Smithson to Jeanie d. East and Joanna
Barnett. lou on N line of Thirty-second street,
1866 w of Grove, w 2l5, TO point. Z 215.S0
to point 69l from line Of Thirty second street,
S 6.9l to beginning, being portion of block 2O42,
Rowland Tract, Oakland; $40
Margaret s Johnston (wife Of Alexander) to D.
g. Campbell, lot on Sc corner of Alameda avenue
and Union street, E 40 by 5 $50, being the w 49
feet lots 6, 7.and 8. block 5. Amended Map Bart
lett Tract, Alameda: SO.
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NorE-In the above exposition OF the tides the
early morning tides are given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides OF the day in the
order OF occurrence as to time. The second time
column gives the second tide of the day the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide of the day, except
when there are but three tides as sometimes
occurs The heights given additions to the
charts. except when a minus sign (-l precedes the
height, and then the number given is subtractive
from the depth given by the charts.
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BANK CLEARIGNs.

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 24-Bank clearing
totals at the principal cities for the week ended
July 23, with comparisons, as telegrapned to
Bradstreet's:
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FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS
and new YORK STOCKS.
W6EELOCK & co.

q Leidesdcrn St. Tel. Main 1854.
BRANCH OFFICE
e28 Market St, Palace Hotel Tel Main b02s
j. s. PURDY, Manager.
Orders instantly executed on latest market quo
tationa Reference 1st National Bank s. r,
CHICA60. PRIVATE WIRE NEW YORK,
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POULTRY AND GAME.

@12c . doz for poor and lS@15c for good: ranch
Eggs, l6@19c, with sales zoe; Duck Eggs, ls@
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver traction lower.
Wheat firm Barley weak.
Other Cereals d uil and unchanged.
Bran and Hay weak.
Beans lower and dull.
California Lard lower.
Hogs declined.
Hops neglected.
Wool depressed.
Potatoes less demoralized.
Onions still cheap.
Butter firm. but q1ieter.
cheese firm.
Ranch Eggs still higher.
Poultry dull.
Apricots higher. Peaches weak
Berries remarkably low.
New Prunes opening low.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FOR "a HOURS.
FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

There good many changes this week.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs all dearer.
Poultry is rather cheaper. Meats, as usual, are
unchanged.
Cantaloupes are added to the Fruit list. Figs
very scarce, 1t being between crops All Berries
are very cheap.
The Summer Vegetables. a rule, are lower.
price lisf.
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HOARD >ALEs.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
| Stock Board yesterday:
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Builders Contracts.

Bu1Iders' Contracts.
John and Louise Sanderson with NJ. A. Stewart,
TO erect five-roomed cottage on corner OF Twenty
first and Hampshire streets, S1z72; no architect.
Claus Schroeder with A. g. johnson, to erect
two-story frame building K line of Cough
street, 56:3s 5 of Fulton, $296S; J. Z. Kraft archi-
tect.
w. II. George with Marcuse & Remm ell to erect
a two-story frame building on w line OF Capp
street, 1S5 Of Twenty-third, $2565; architects
CONTRACTORS
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FRIDAY, July 24-4R
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. July 94-2 p. n

HNIDAI T. jury IL P. 4.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid AskedI BID asked
q s Is coup. 1864 1O71zlU S Is reg. 1879
Do new issuel0eH -
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coAI-PER TON.

Cheese, Eastern. .15@20
Cheese, Swiss. 20@30
Common Eggs :. l21a@ l5
Ranch Eggs Fdz. 2Of125
Honey, comb. Efb. l2Gl5
do, extracted. sG12
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THE CROP MOVEMENT.
The Total, to All Destinations MIL
Purchases By states

The statement furnished the Department
of Agriculture by all the railroad aud water
transportation companies shove that, Yirom
septembe, Let, 1895, to February Ist, 1896
the total actual movement of cotton from the
States of production to ports, Northern and
Western mills, Canada. Mexico and all other
destinations, amounted TO 5,235. .72l CONNER
cial bales; reports from tho officials OF the
mills shows actual purchases, during the
same period, amounting to G09, 766 bales: the
Departments townships and precinct agents
show that on February 1st. 1885, there re-
mained on plantations 252. 1853 bales, In ware
houses 35S.7 .741 bales, at public gins LOG. 500
bales, ot compresses III $50 bales and al de-
pots and yarcs % 500 bales, a total ot 9s7,-
Tia bales, not Including stocks held at porte.
The mill purchases t.y States are ne follows
Alabama 4i.9SI. Arkansas $40, Georgi, 49,
1856, Kentucky l0,4l5. louisiana 7.43o, Mss
issippi II ,662, Missouri 78s, North Carolina
1919. Soath Carolina 220, ,O7s, Tennessee 10. :
4G4, Texas b,757, and Virginia i6.0Si; total.
6Os,I06 bales. No deduction has been mnde
of cotton ON plantations and nt interior points
September Let, 1895.
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KENTUCKY DEADLOCK OVER.
The Legislature AdJourns without Elect
Ing Senator.

Everlasting, etcrna ly and forever" &C.
cordinS TO the resolution, the joint Assembly
OF the Kentucky Legislature adjourned at
frankfort. The entire session was failure
Primarily. the chief business Of nc body, the
provision OF ways and means. aud the enact
ment OF Just laws for tho conduct and
administration OF government, WAS neglect
ed, and in addition there was presented the
rare spectacle OF Il State Capitol filed with
troops, enforcing martial law. Aud lastly.
Inc election OF "A representatives OF the State
In the highest body Ia the land failed OF ne.
complishment.
The joint session began promptly at noon
amid din OF voices inside, and trumpets
bugles and drums outside. The Senators
and newspaper men filed into the House
hail. Tho lobbies were filled with ladies
and State officials. While the crowd was
gathering n group sang the DoNoogy.
The pr, liminary roll call disclosed the fact
that Dunlap (Rep.) seated in place OF Kauf.
man (Dem. was not present. No Democrats
answered 10 their names. The Chair an
nounced that siXty-SiN members hai au-
Swcrei TO their names, ,but that a ballot would
be taken TO see IL seventy, quorum, were
present ami voting.
The ballot began, and not a man, Republt-
eau or DemUcra'. answered to his name dur
ing the calt of the Senate roll.
Mr.. Howard moved that the session bo dis
solved evcriasiingly, eternally and forever.
p-%aa- -caIried- -igilith a vi W -xrl ~
| ilember started mp the Doxology and tn,
| crowd In the lobby joined in
Ssnltor Blackburn sat In the Senate cloak
room surrounded by his friends smiling al
! his satisfaction Mt having accomplished al
he had really hoped for from the beginning
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The streets were crowded ~ early as S
o'clock and every incoming t"iiu WA loaded
with Blackburn sympathEe-s and curious
people who came 10 see n row. The ciiiznn,
weTc angry over tnO riot call.
BY 10 o'clock 400 soldiers were cncampat
on State House square. Ever entrance tt
the State building was patrollcd by amiiitia
man with q bayonettcd gun. rho McCrcaT
Guards OF Frankfort were placed at the stair.
way leading TO the legislative nails. ant
nobody was allowed TO pass except State o II.
cials, members OF the Legislature, newsparer
men, and telegraph operators.
Among the first to arrive wcrc Drs. Wal
ton and James, the unseatcd Senator'S. They
took tho seats they have CCcupiCl sine,
their expulsion from tho Senate. .Chn mayol
and Chief OF Polico showed thoir disap.
prevail Of the Governors course by staying
away.
Senator Blackburn aud ox.Congrcssna,
Phil Thompson arrived at the HCUsc stair
way at 10 80 o'clock. Tho Senator wa.
allowed 10 go up, but Mr.. Thompson VII.
turned back. 4 minute late- Sergeanl-at
Arms Sommers. OF the Senate. accompanied
by Colonel Jack ChiHn, Eph Lil'urd. and hi.
other new deputies. WAS haltei. Mr.. Som
mers showed his papers and those OF hi,
deputies. He was told to go oD, but hi.
deputies We're kept out. They turned baci
ind said nothing.
Both houses met at /! O'CLOCK, and in bot
resolutions were introduced deGouncing til,
Governor. In tho Senate they wcra talkc.
10 death aud in the House they were with
drawn. Senator Fulton (Dam.) introduced
4 resolution declaring all OF Governor Brad.
tey's acts Illegal, and su2EcstinS that all tn,
circumstances DO investigated for fuiur,
action. II was adopted.
In joint session only sixty-.ix members
MI Republicans, answered to their names
ballot was ordered to shoTy whether {
quorum vas present, and no one voted. Al
ournment was then taken.
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ENGLAND IS THREATENED.
France Does Not Approve or Her Expedi-
tIon to BonEola.

LONDON, March lS.-Whoevor reads be-
tween the lines OF the news from Europe
plainly sees that England must back down
again and drop the Egyptian campaign, un-
dertaken TO aid Italy in her Abyssininn trou-
blcs, or face very ugly attitude both
France and Russia.
IL was announced In Parliament tho. after
consultation with Sir Evelyn Wood. Sir Red
yers Butler and Sir Francis Grenfell, Lord
Wolseey counselled the Government unless
In case OF great emergency il would not be-
advisable on account OF the impendirg
hot weather and lowness OF the
Nile TO advance further than sew
enty or eighty miles TO AkasheF,
some considerable distance this side OF DON
COLA. Lord CTomer called attention TO the
difficulty Of transporting supplies for u force
OF eight TO ten thousand men beyond this
place. No further advance, Their fore, IS
deemed possible until the Nile rises ia Sep
tember.
The Temps and Journal des Desbats join
tho French chorus against the expedition,
which, II IS generally believed, IS simply n
move on the part OF Great Britain TO soiidify
aud make permanent her occupation In
Egypt.
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500 Reward. 500,

Tho reader of this paper VIII be pleased to
learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
that science has boel able to cure in ali II a
stages, ant t.at is tatarrh. Halls Catarrh
cure ~ t'e ON y positive curs known t. the
ined c.! Fraternity. Catafrh beiug n constitu-
mont. Hall Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
acttng directly On tho blood an mucous eur.
fac"s Of thu sys.on, thereby destroying the
ioun 'htiDn of tins Il Ass, and giv.ns tie pa-
tont strength by building up tho constitution
ana ass sting nature in doing its work Tho
powers, that they offer One Hundred Do lars
for any case that II fails to cure Send for iist
OF test moniils. Address
F. J. CHENEY s. Co. Toledo, O,
Ey- Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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ENGLAND HELPS ITALY,
France Threatens to intervene an6 a
War Cloud Rises.
GREAT REJOICING AT ROME,

Premier Rudini Says There Can Ec No
Peace In Abyssinia Till Italy Has Se-
cured nm Honorable Posit!oa---The
Ministry Asks for Credit TO Garry on
tho war---par:s Excited.
RoME, Italy, March is.-Tho ceremonies
In the Chamber OF Deputies when the Mar
quis III Rudini, the new italian Prime Min
lister, presented 10 tho Chamber the newly
formed Cabinet. woec impos ng. Four hun
dred Deputies were present. Premier di
Radini began his ldress TO the Chamber
thus:
"0ur first thought turns to the brave
soldiers who have fallen In Africa in defence
of tho flag. Let us send message of SYM
patty and hopo TO those who ars still main
iainlng the honor OF Italy in that country.
Events OF which Parliament will have to
/ Judge have lei our fSss to d.SIstcf, dJfy &c
want OF military pronaraiion. Whoever s.
| responsible for the disaster will be punished.
He denied the truth Of thc rumors of the
| Governments acceptance OF proposals foi
peace with Abyssinia. and announced tha
the Government wovid ask for u credit o
| $50 ,000, 900 for the purpose OF continuing tn;
| campaign until Italy had obtained an honor
| nble situation.
| 'lne iate MINISTRY, tne lfenler con
| tinued, "orderei the opening OF negotiations
for peace. We have continued the neGotia
lions and will st:!l continue to treat, but W,
will not accept any conditions except sucl
a. will reinstate the National honoI.'
The PREMIER speech was greatly applaud
cd. the Radicals being especially pleased
with his statement In opposition TO colonial
expansion. Other Gfoups, however, fount
the Governments intentions In Africa, u
outlined by the Premier, obscure and con
| tralictory
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Does Lots OF Good--You VIII Find Il
SO III You TRY IT,

Mrs. T. T. Meador has kind words to saw
about Tyner'S Dyspepsia Remedy: For many
years l havo suffered with dyspepsia AMI
Iervousness. ! have been taking TynCr's
Dyspepsia Remedy aad find that It Is doing
mo lots OF good and am now In better health
thsn nave been for years: 1t relieves me in
a Few minutes OF indigestion"
IL You are suffering with indigestion or
dyspepsia OF any character whatever, IL
would 10 to your Interest to try n bottle OF this
remedy. Price 10 cents per bottle. For sale
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TROOPS AT THE STATE HOUSE.
Aentucky's Legislature Sits Mt frankfort
Surrounded by Military.

DS
uovernor Bradley, OF ofKentucky, announced
n proclamation that he was compelled to
Iall out the State militia to prevent tho in
imidation by outsiders OF members OF tho
legislature, in session n Frankfort, in their
'aorts to elect u United States Senator.
Inc companies that responded TO the Gov
Tnor' call included the McCreary Guards OF
frankfort, Bryant Guards of Lexington. and
NO louisville Legion. Tents were erected
ts.e rear of the Capitol buildings for tho
olo>crs, 400 in number
Culsens OF Frankfort held q monster indic-
aetioA meeting at the Court House. R@so-
uttonS denouncing tho Governors action
were passed. Mayor Julian and other speak
srs attacked him.
The Frankfort military company on duty
at tho Capitol was re-enfoTced by the I.cN.
tngton company at o'clock a. M, and II lit
ie after 10 O'clock thU famous fighting
louisville Legion, under command Of John
aorgan's trusted tide, Colonel John b. Gas.
Ieman, arrived and went on duty ut the
slate House. A strong guard also was placed
II tho arsenal
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CUBAN REPUBLIC POSTAGE STAMPS

They Have Been Issued In New York for
Use IL spanish Power IL Ovcrthroun.
1 The first issue of Cuban postage stamrs,
designed by the revolutionists in New York
City,an intended for use In Cuba, has Just
been circulated. When tho stamps were
issned there was great rnsh for them
among collectors. The stamp shown in
the accompanying cut Is twIcs the actual
size, the original being a trifle longer than
our iwc-cent stamp. They were printed in
denominations ottwo. five, ten and twenty
FIVE cents. All are OF the same design, but
differ in color. FA
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Tc'l n Friend Good NeMa.

-. TNONIDENCF, tt. y.
ease forwnrd six boxes OF TETTERINr, c.
y. ID. think II s'ru"cc that II is OF sold
here in New EnVlnnd, n, il |. the bes cure or
eczema, ringworm and all cruptions of the
ekin ever saw. ! GOT n tox from Cincinnati
who had tried almost everything TO remove
p mp'cs md an erup' lon from her face. Two
npplicnt ions Of TETTFGINH completely cured
h'r. know nlso n gentleman whose body had
b. er covered with cCzcmH. Two boxes OF TF.r.
TERINE cured i'm completely, and now his
skin IL as smooth as n bays"
i. o. UANIoS,
With Silver Springs Bleaching Co.
box for E0c. in stamps
y. II. SuUPrRISE Savannah Ga
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Tho Italians EntI.usla.,lc.

GoMg. Italy, March is.-The italian
pres are very enthusiasts over tho state
mcut made by Mr.. George n. Curzop, Under
Fnfeign Secretary. In the British House Of
G0nmons; ia regard 10 the british ekpedi-
tton into tie SoIdau. Tii5 Popolo Ro-
nhano says II ~ impossible TO exag-
gerate the importance Of tho state
nienf. For the flrs' time, the paper says
tie British Government proclaims TO Europe
Ter alliance with ltalY. The Italian Govern
n,ent is informTdtbat large Italian caravan
hos reGche Kassala. il met with no opposi-
ttpn from the DsIyishCs
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Te,e,rapbic Ticks.
hsnitoba now talks OF seeding.

hsnitoba now talks OF seeding.
The grip Is epidemic in England.
An opera house Is bsing erected a. Johan.
nesourg, South Africa.
Sugar has already advanced two cents a,
result OF the Cuban war
Hungary Is about 10 celebrate its thou-
snndth birthday By six months OF festivlty.
The Standard Oil Company continues to
increlso iis holdings In tho Tennessee OH
Held.
Thu property of the Salvation Army An
this country Is valued at something more
than sf,OOo,0oo
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if you own dog and think anything of him
gSu snoqio aN De able to treat him intelligently
Setect symptoms OF illness. The dog doctor
pooS written by II. Clay Glover, u. " g, spe-
= S'hhst m canine disease, to the principal KEN
mel eln 2s VII tlxnish ibis ia ataspss Iiaa-it
9th bound, handsoIaefy lllustraSso COOK.
snu VIII DO sent Qostpsit by thu Book Publish.
receipt OF 90 cts. in postage stamps.
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A Shin blow n to PIECES.

A despatch from Bona, capital OF the
Coneo Free State, Africa, says the British
stesu er Maladi, has taen destroyed at Bona
by snexplosion OF gunpowier. Twenty-Five
passengers were killed. The vessel had on
board twelve tons OF gunpowder, all Of which
was Ignhed, blowing tho ship into fragments.
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Mob,II.ed vsre,. of so,,,.

The mobilIzel iorcss OF Spain, according
to the latest Govern feat reports. are .stl-
mated AZ abont i76.03l exclusive OF officers,
with 500 large guns. pr the reserve forccs.
there are estimated usiVailabis $3.50 osticers
and $500 men Of thi First Reserve and A.
2i7, 900 OF the Second Reserve.
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Best OF All

To Cleanse the system in gentle and truly
beneficial manner, when tho Spring,ime
Gomez use tho truo and rertcct rcmedy,
syrup OF Figs. One bottle will answer for ali
the family. and costs only 80 cents: the larv,
Size 81 buy the genuine. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Company only, and
for sale by all druggists
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A Man and Two Bo,. K,,,oa.

A train struck wagon at Camden, N. j..
and killed n mas and two boys. The VIC
Tins are; James Coleman. sixty seven years
Old driver for II. Y. Robinson, provision
dealer; Frank McCiuskey, six years old, /,
Charles Price. seven years old. The boys
were riding With Coleman. How the acct
cent happened Is not clear
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The Total Visible supp,v of Cot,o,

The total visible sui ply OF cotton for IN,
world Is $500, $40 bales, OF which 3.lO2. 73t
bales are American against 4,7OI .22s balcs
aud 1, ,3S2. OPS bales respectively last v.nr
receipts OF cotton lthiS week at all iDterio,
towns, 81 ,5s3 bales: receipts from the planta-
lions, iS,ssi bales; crop In sight G,lsl. SO
bales.
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Suicide OF a ro.tm,,i,r

NJ washington-a telegram from Inspectors
sutton AMI Feed, who have been inspecting
he oiIlcs at Kansas City. Kan, reporting an
lppatent shortage n $500. Frank Mates.
ne postmaster, com lnsi suicide, shooting
himself through th{ lead. The ofice was
turned over - his sureties
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
Inalnnh,. New Var

1t was announced Pa the House OF Com
mons that the British Government does not
eontem plate occupation OF the soudan. but
that the advance on Dongo'a Is Intended
'imply as n diversion 10 aid the Italian arms
in Africa ia the interest Of all Europe.