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SPRINGS AND BATHS,
Doubling Gam

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS MELVILLE. PA
One of the largest and most popular health and
mountain resorts in Pennsy lyania; elevation
500 feet; modern hotel; spacious porches: medi-
cnal waters and baths; resident physician: pine
groves; good bicycle roads; boating; athletic
sports: music: dairy; vegetable farms; telegraph
and post Office at hotel. Reasonable rates. Send
for illustrated circular.
GEORGE ALBERT FREYER,
5O.h Season uy2l -1m.l Owner and Manager
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OCEAN CITY. MD.
ATLANTIC HOTEL


Modern; complete; finest service and best
cuisine on Atlantic coast: swept hy ocean
bIeezes; elevator; electric lights and bells; ex-
cellent sewerage and sanitation perfect; purest
artesian water, flowing six thousand gallons per
hour; moderate rates; no !nalsria; mos,lui-
toes; yachting and fishing superb: ocean ba thing
unsurpassed Leave pier, II Light street, Bal
timore. daily, a.m., 4:lO pm, except Satur-
day, $50 am, pm. Sunday, am. five
rUXENT BEACH CO.. tiI Equitable building,
Baltimore, Nd. THEO l.. PAGE. manager
of u. $. Senate CT fe.. Ocean CITY, Md. jy15-lms
PINEY Joint HOTEL OPENS FOR THE SEASON
Of 1896 SATURDAY. June 70. Near the chesa-
peake bay. The best saltwater bat thing the
Potomac; boating, fishing. grabbing and other
amuscmeLts furnished that you will find a any
other frst-class hotel. Steamer Sue leaves Ste
phenson Bros wharf, foot of 7th ST., every
Saturday ct O'Clock Pm, direct for PIney
Point mo stops. Also Mondays at o. clock
pm. Steamer Potomac leaves Sundays 4
O'Clock pm.
For circulars &c call on WASH B. WILLIAMS,
9TH and D SITS. NV. For further Information
address THOS. W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor
1e13-2m Piney Point. st. Mary's county, Md.
POTOMAC HOTEL. ST. GEORGES ISLAND. MD.
Open June q. Rates, 81 to 81 80 per day; Sc to
% per week. Splendid sailing 6athing. Grabbing
aud fishing. Music and dancing. Take steamer
Potomac. Sue ArrUwsmith. all Of which stop
at Adams wharf. See Evening Star for sallin:
hours. Address ADAMS BROS st. George s
Island, st. Mays county, Md. je22-6w"
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THE MARYLAND"-
New York avenue near the beach,
Atlantic City, N: ].
Je15-2m F.S OREM. Proprietor.
THE OSBORNE, COR PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
aves. square FROM Reading depot AMI beach
electric lights and elevator; 50 90 to $l+.00 per
week. Mrs. Il. ]. OSBORNE.
my123m
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HOTEL RICHMOND, KENTUCKY AVE. OCEAN
end. Atlantic City. n. J.-Steam heat. sun par
Tors. elevator, &c. For terms add other informa-
ton address
Pol 2-.ntf n pEASE
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being altogether on the subiec, =,
'ion except at the close he supga. p,o'ec"
we can not help labor by retii,cine -,
wnlue OF tho money in which labor is ~, Wy ~
~ ~ way To help labor Is 90 providm !;
men nave those good wages aIwaye LII, mn1
~ Eood money money as sound 40 p IN
ht,o, Ky and as ursullied as tho e ane
tiNmehdous cheering) '"ru)
ara, ehnhk you, my fellow citizens ro,
I'M, ms, can and the messages brought t h,r
= ~" ~" Spokesman and be assured IL VIII
ar uiu me great pleasure to meet and vr ".u
every q9ns of my old friends, for I sshaui
wunvr forget. ! could not forget. tn, mn ~
slrNa Tug kindn"ss OF the support / bavo
~" 19!S received at your hands" U,hcnr-
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THE EAST AND THE SO1r,r11

Na'ional Democrats Preparing n MI
tribution of Patronage. "is-
'"',""apois, August 2.-It has heor
Practically settled by the executive co.,,
n'i'tee OF the national" democratic rs..,,.
mat 'he temporary chairman % tho Gov,
'''''"n snail be taken from the Eas, -. =,
.ne permanent chairman from tho sor,h
ne men who will preside have bcer -,
formed or the fact, hut their ,,n.s an,
no' ne made public until after tho MOI,
ing of the fun natiounl cormt,t
'""lorrow Several names are men,to,,
'V"'l""r'ers' but the plan seems ia
re TO make I'ourke Cochran OF Now Wi,
temporary chairman and Senatrr ~ rork
~. Lol sara permanent cha i,.,r,,ss
N!r Oockran has not yet engaged n,,a, ,,'c'n'
io,, H'y OF me hotels but the men a, ~
.e"u % tha movement are contiJont . Lnt
~ VIII be in she convention III 'nht
, Inner OF Illinois. chairman Of thn AZ, w.
Iuhdi committee, will call the ronv",,u "a
ha, ~ ~ IS believed at headoua,.ters
~ tne convention will not last ion.aa |
, mr S,'emeht printed in the East ,,o.
a a.,t Watterson of Kentucky. wo,,id ', aa
ertai, "p co NON nation for president under
,' nl,,l. az gold standard headouartors :,
u9tiN,,ned that the gold siandard D. "
no. ,an,:N VII be an important factor in
ude that Mr. Mr. " Wa who WIN, If they con-
ne nomination, they may be aka nave
a '"f rne convention to h m. ~
iolNc OF men are engaged Il,
heh The c anV nrfsnjrTan Mi, the raj in
80 'he last of the week the W. IN ii
r., r. zen given to the space Sc, , VII [
is known o ,hn .a or the press and q
dSe mas been increased In sic 80 ine {
III seat 400 people. ia sue SO that 1t y
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CAN'r BE nor1;11r

me-. io'K' August 22-F2x State rroos
..r. ''nniorth' in an Interview. saws.
''ens'h of the sentiment f,r .r
pris nna w ,l the rural counties + ca.
WHO has h n'" as Il has been TO ev@rv"n.
ro,n,,,.,S n''n IN touch with tba - .A 2n
a ~, ''i. y Was prepared 70 M ~ Ini4s
fob "a Srrtte feeling for silver bu i"~ OILY
met ,he ,'i pe6 glSw after had travelei a 9s
sne state In the Centrti n Ky AZ over
ocrlts 1rd PARTICULAR, almost ali tho d,.,,,
"nryy'Sln 'V Wu hiryan and sewan aud silv V~'
Son,GcrWN 'sl Of The Mississippi an na3 ne
T,ns ." H, stat for the ticket " nnI the
iiannapss " cH ground thousan@d' W." M9 ,4e
f,nnr nave learned / magma S' H.. 'r0m
he has W., ~ rear. II he ge,s true r"no Tr
his eIe,, aSon to fear, Money can moi h,,,l,,'
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HAVANA BuDGEf.

Havana, August A.--Dlpaicha m
here from Holsuin. province d I'D
de Cuba. announce that a fors d NJ
surgents under Calixto Garcia WI
tackled the forts Of Banes T.s I
gents, IL is added, have twice ealA5 /
the Earris'ons of the forts 10 f.rs1
hut the latter have refused to Do "
troops, however, were unable 70 IN
the insurgents from burning TIE ~
of Cornoblco and Lamar. in tha! w
The latest advices received ircr Y
say that Calixto Garcia has plra
field pieces on the heights above lhll
and Colonel Cabecos. with an am!
has had a severe engagement VIII
cia's force. Details Cf the encoun'1
not been received as this dispatch
Two trains loaded with troops t1 MI
collision yesterday in broad dN9sy
Guhnebana. province Of Ma'anIs
men were killed. eleven WOUNDED III
and twelve slightly injured.
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Special SIAN conm,ssion.r..


c,i, "e tost Is delivered to any par; o. N.
NY py carriers at sioo Der fnentb. .br.s
~ nso ~ s@". six months. tsoo; one year
,,1 Mr- Theodore Ber.ng has ch,rg. a, ,h.
IT. .,-reuIaion ana Collecting.
Jni, ~ theodore Berng and Charles
civ br,. we authorized collectors of ali
,jo1 s oas' Doth advert sing ana subssr,p-
one o. ~ ne money should be paid 10 any
o'her han those nalned uul,.es s;c,.al
Nans....a 9tnoIa'y signed hv tAt.fias ness
~. ero,.tS SHOWN An accounts Of any
rhe tioi. re paid by CHECK IN favor Of
N ii,.osgipn PRINT ne Company.
Nv - gtitIs ~ goods ETC. ore given
can. s..y i"tlASrn@nt and none will be az
60 ~ Payment Of oiice bills
res-',is.i.. "ers isillue 10 ree.dYe the raper /
nr.,.,i.f3,z VII please notify tn. o~lce I
e,n.,c,oS htefy subscribers paper .
$50 a. IN. - '"'f' assn
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IN neither the West nor the South. saws
inc savannah News. Is Mr. Bcurke co.k.
ran Madison Square Garden speeeh llke,y
10 make any converts to the gold stand.
a,u ihere is no Use 10 try to beRttle the
s!Ner sentiment, and that Is What Mr.
.SeHfan attempted to DO when he sai3
'"a' the free coinage movement: was sun.
iV''e1 an the West by professional farm.
ers who labor with their Jaws" sps IN |
me south by "unreconciied slave hoj,. re
VINO would Ike to pay no wages al an .,
statements Ike the foregoing NAV have
'iek'td "a New York audience. hut their
injustice Is recognized tn the South s,s
" est. 49,
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southerly
= westerly winds: cooler
COLLISION IN THE vAp,,,

,lr,. 7'7 N7sTority morning th,oa
,1. came tgether in the r.. t'''p en-
co,,ei me- =" n,l that all ,hroa or,.,.' "'l is
". idlty damaged ana w., ee,' =. ,,e wSSre
icf lce9. 9ns s9lr.red tho frac,mre e. ";
nr' an9thcr Cd f'a' s %dH 1 on the turntable
rapd ,5,,,. a third engnr. r,n ,rrit1.ns ~
On To- ia ne ;, T&a ihroHEa IN o opc5 su
nus hr=iGs all 'G fso g., T. ~ tur6ia6id
iahll ar on throwing Inc ono on ' ,no 4 =.
~.tc OK, OH me TRACK. ~, ~ on ,n WIG lurn'
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iROEA ABILITIES

Geno,a',.S.oh August f. Eastern ,r,,..s.
In n,r "'E 'air; southerly winds. warm,
winde ''S"S' Far; warmer; sou,bor,y
rnesG is9'9 niyh Fair; westerly winds; coo,.r
ly Fiji fo,i,SSnodd South Dakota: Fair nr,,,
nis6 5T Tsh n by 9S,l sGowsr. T Pt,o d1
Mcntana: p por In'Eh northwest VIM
winds. portion. cooler; unrthe.ii.
day nGi 91t Generally fair: cooler r,,o.
""rtherly winds Tues
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FoR THE CuBANS

Detroit, Mirh.. August a-IS T
says that 1t is now definitely kr0n
the new purchaser OF the Ul W
'nique intends her for the Use
Cubans. He Is a Mobile mefrham j.
McGonigle, who Is famous a. Us y
of the steamer Three Friends. ~.
viii leave for Mobile as soon " Nv
repairs are made.
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CABINET CRISIS AvERIhr !,

I LONDON, Auguat II
spondcnt of the Times sa's, "A
Tho danger Of a capInsit SsaIosss
resignation of Chanoe,,ioil.iyths sisss1
to have been averted py t.mpera. y
i Gf '6 desir re %al' ill 70 3 irsT Z,
reform IN criminal procea1sarss ~
army. This acceptance Shes q Il y.
along the line Of the, spe.ssess,ss. .a,y 4
EohGniohe indira es hat ' tss rssess. K
sure OF public sentiment ,nn ssb + r. y !;
the defeat of the iai,saee !
cotcrie whose growing ,n,s,nsd 70 q,
hishcst quarters had threatlsnsss,Jjel
tho imperial chancelors
a HE
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ssN OF 'he United States onts.ardsns
s,.s and Internationally used with
" ceruicaies as money and. accord.
e 10 thc ios1c of the News. the failure OF
wy pNf'e 10 present these certificates
ana dsihand the gold shows conclss,vrlv
'pat no natural demand exists COR ~.
Coinage OF more guld. that We al,saa.
have enough.
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koNWs NOTHING m ~,

i,'s'ius'nn August q. -sepa.ar
,, r,n"'"h Of The popuIsi oxccn,i,. '"'ier
+ ia a., zoe std tonight he b,.I "''Ne com
scnatopp '.rrs ,,,n,ins the allegSd no 'nlorma
Rdraw , en- he to iaauc Mr.. Wll '@, 81 -
s s.,,l. lie does not hsbo, . cabinet po
tertaIn.aS VI y made or that Il w sui "ns
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VIII, SpEAK LAnOR NV

,,.,,, "'''so' August Civilian j. BRYAN
1aho aa I, the wage carners Of Chi.ar"
l, i' ne Fay September / ARRANGEMENTS ~
PAX ng for emo tme past and vcs4, UlGtlS 5.
in ''It,t,ht Enown that Mr. Bryan win ~.
o. orst 40 iah,r DAY ard thai Inc demo.
/ h ~, ,'aNuSer6 want m to speak to The
holiday At that tlmc' "'N "''' ~ q"
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WILL STARE sIi|
''"''' ' Say, !. Gu Nv.
We DON'T LEI 1ut,aslp,,
says tho General. !.
zoe That ,i., The, b. ~ Nv
hattie u A.. ~ H..

morning publishes ss' - an ssa
S snend s, from saa ,a' I, 'sls.a
'a'e OF August q, AaA ID !
IN speaking Of ii.
s snir1u States 81. toward c s,,''a y,
mex me- ' sa,s ee''issrsney q t', 4, y.
o,,a., have forbidden III, A..
u"es'lon in my ca,nn ~ us'ss'as1
,'a,' fairly held their b, - ~
WORD from washiarto, V =
rlpn ,,'"s ,., Long ago real..s =, T.
can win inns w., war alone nd , ~
e ,e,. of the United SII s'.,, ~
eng ing the question Of an, s's'a ! Y
or 'ey ta 1 have no cou ia' !. p''i9s
,aet' | have the bcss'e o g,l,, asa lsssy
rnn nj, Many nny Americas , srs \, 4 VI
th ,,Ms ~ ahl good, true me r.s .liasts
i ,I,,',, OF our artillery n Il '.sa 20, Il
.o .l,o. ana no brsyer :. ~. asa,sIz,
contlnuc?" w sou lima III !.
prefer not to anna.
IL le,l p,fopnet. | leave tnsi ! y lhus
'e T., was the Response me-. 70 Gstss
,nd?' s'"i'delit Of sue.m
As certain of II as,.
Io Island. but / mus, !. ! va lAx
lier i'm way. l know tSsi ~, y
.a 1,, mas. that soine Dam, WI. ', Y
iatse We prefer 10 sirs sre nan
' W., we are In this war ~ ~, as
''on ~ scarce. aud | ih,u, N Y
o use It to sdvautapa' uisA w, ~
10, ''.e mat spaniatas bo,S y.
o, n uort cities ant sopA A. y.
Nv iis' put IN the latter ~, w
cry tired. We don't lei , KY y
,u d. now we viii sec thai tI NJ WI
o,, WI there be this comm, m
rind Rms made in your oid = n,
M4 i, one, replied the een.,, $
" VIII he tolerated Whie i1' y,
venue to Spain. Ian ny
lialh weak point, and / AZ @
re advantage of /. I haysl ~ ~
~ S'rpy PROPERTY. but Cuba NUT NJ IA
u, VIII nave no more Of M-r
unica lions between the coupir !,
,ies held by Spanish ,rocrs S |. !, =
and will so remain MI ~
relief must come from, NJ s,s ~
er waiting for the enefny's ~sss
n ambuscades. All onr s,s s.' y,
IN ambush, however. NM NJ
RI toga, which lasted four H.
,h =, was anything but A ~
neral Caste,fano had mors isn
W, while we made the at,sX n
zee OF less than 600. Not All Il M
.iheu veterans. whom left IA NJ
comparatively raw recruit Y
nered together in CsmaCr
ops Tired 5000 shots, arcordw b
II report. We fired about jiM
re- nearly fifty graves. only iccss
ich We're Cubans, and vel, lcv.a
Vaha reports. they drove Us q, 4
up. My men may no, b pcsxs1
,er or Workmanship. but isy In
ioW square or mass, whEs az
lg SO extended, permits ncS L
-iii~rds bullets TO pas e,px
" say we won't come ov, %,
at have they built thai Nh
und the city OF Puerto P.ncs 4
to prevent our chasing the
r holes?"
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DISORDERS IN BRAZIL
Italians Are in Numerous ConrS'
.bn Natives


the Natives.
Rio de Janeiro, August I-aas']
conflicts are reported to have y"
between the Brazi!iars and iaa,
san Paulo Saturday and Sunoss s,,,r
CITATION still continues, , Ms
BRAZILIAN government WIN VILE, VIII
exeqlntur froDi the Italian eoasr
the newspapers accuse OF ssppSst
lsllians In their agitation; sln ,as n
fcstations and scenes OF diso''rl.s, ~. n
nncted here IN the near futsrs ,,a Ia
ian chamber OF deputies nas aH ~
rejected the protocol arrange, ~ n
settlement of The claims q Wy M
who suffered in former poll!lhsa. s.
AS q -es at Of the tronnles, III n, n
and ME liailahs ~. ~
the past three days ,, usd;u ~
wounded
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MARrINELLI coNsEr'hl'.aN...

London. August % Inc = ,.,v "a
morning publishes q ot l,I Rincln Il
To the effect that cardlhs, M n,
papal secretary II siaf; IN sTh n
Father $ rNqstiln rnhe4s N
OF tho thu,ar see of ~ y ,' fhs Aary d
Mlrlineni, nrior general , Gs to 3
'..ns. wa recently nae,sgis Z.
Ngr Satolil as rapai 'a The ~
Il nan Catholic chrrD' =
STA ttr Sax -
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NOTES On The CAMPAIGN.

3 The Texas gold 5e,,poc-,.s .s.o,,,t,.. d.
N.-. , aSe'i'"ie II
"4'V '"-A5 IL is presumed ihey VII
,ss3c npAne Binu Of q platform .,,,.,.t.,,..
% i4elr views 10 tt.,. ~. ,... '''t
s...r. ~ '',s presumption. "e
o.....,,..'s '''''' 10 'Ae'F leaders these
',.'.'ai'''
80 ,o" propose '0 ro4ie'e the coon.
me pFt-eH' monetary system is
'oF 3He n'H' four YEARS?
'' Nf MeN'niey election Improve It
''i's oh fine instructions Of ths
Louis riaaform
.r.s. ...t.. go ''V1eh me grip
W -'iN' ~H"h me United States
'.'' Hn3cr Mckinley
NJ sold utof.,,s,,.t .tii..,.
, ''''H' mus even one viz
~' ' i' ""W"Hl i's continuance. explni,.
"fN ihat virtue Is today.
WISH io xet ria ~ B., 80, w S"u
a..rc.inent7 ''''' HonAl
Have ,ss no, ,..,.
r.,iy. Iy .,p,.s. -. N'''s'Y or ind-
tI-,af.r ,.,, OF POSITIVE in I
..a,ion Of M. ae''e7 TO abide tho /
% 'ne national democratic con,en-
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COTTON REGION BUIJrr,n


has ftlionIh Texas ami more or I Ia. pe ,l
Augusta rb N an other districts. oxc ra5t
charleston, Vicksb,irg and N Wb,
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WAS COMING ~ u0lrsroN

balus II, ~ - w
''a'' 'eN'S' August - -Mu,t Neither.
,,,.., '''' h're suddenly last Saiurdav
trninI, n"n Spidsr Kelly. the piii,ilist. n,
infrmIG iui q t0nfest At Houston. ana
vns,r,t l" leave with him far thai rii,t
S{rr,,nl'ay His death is attributed 10 nm
for ~ ol morphine, taken in mistikr
81, ~ Snlder Kelly Is matched for non,
hscn 'Vu' or near here ;hc affair hns
srois ""ISHl very quietly, as IL is not
Edt.or p m sporting cireles.-SpoTtinr
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST N1ct,1,,c. ,

A'e'e Is low pressure urea r,o,,
penran ,o,e Nor'hwest and making ito nm,
hii asTsfe over the Missouri ana us n mp
ers iii tbd valley high barometer" rnv
of the count, H"'iai and Southern portion
over ~ cGI1undN to cloudy weather prevail,
and se"era ,li,i a ana south Atlantic states
Or fIecipiiation amounting 10 10 eo's Hr
Vjcksb,r, is reported from Atlanta ann n,i
fr 'rnsn"rs, and light showers r. .a mn
IRON few other places. reported
r r COTTON REGION B1I11rr,N
neports for the twenty-four hours enc.
'"s at a. m, 18th meridian ttue.
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ANnnrE rs EEruKNlIpr ~

Tromsoc. Norway, Aus ,r,r ~
Ardrce has arrived hsrs MN ". ",
Island on board the myssrh ~ ia
entity abandouod for tnis ss II
to cross the Arctic res'V''
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PHoENICGA no sI1AND\KrN

Atitr Mr. Rryun h1d shaken hands win
hundreds II people ,re train spea on fo.
INC h'l.* No stop Wa. mad. he,n,v pbo',
a. VI h'ihg aa eNpro SIS train and thsrs
NE NE no sp"G'a! incident untn thnt noini
III felchel There the Democratic en-
several hundred mere. ''l's "lth
g, ,n m%4 a., a., kagsten colorea man
eh.e,ss' up up 20 Pm and sail: Vow. three tire,
", numerous Mckinley bedr%s a tr'rf
T." reSI pA1ed 20 tho colored man. a,
i,rIas, At fhoenioia cheers wste givea fnr
nv, neN' eton was Allabe Thara Mr.
nj g. Wa tsa.1 busy wuh hi, hands nm,
',tsa c-,,. l sta 81. AZ Smndaken a
h, =, l'Nu had gathered and a ,ntn w.1'
,r,.W',, corn Vigorously Ar,jm ,ESs
g,, ~, i candidate ana his wifi, po,Ia ~
1'ulIyN rance a"d greeted the crowd cor.
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IN OF included in means
GEN ERAL ORs -,

o,, 1nMERAL OBS -4RvATIoNs
eNauons taken by Unltcd Co.,
7sth 'n r'ar bureau at all station.
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THE DEMAND THEORY.

HOUSTON, TUESDAY. ArGrsr x -
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II VIII b in oier today a, Waco to in
qrire What are we here fore ana
Where are We Atg"
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Even the gold democrats conceis Cook.
rams failure TO answer Bryan's spceoh.
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oar late no; wave appears 10 hay.
a"ed Russia vsfhoat having dos, ,r,
e. rs H'e's'ty' We symPa;A.2e N4ta ,ss
"is ort RI ths whole, Ne .5ink We
ifrier aet ~ayo icxAtea OF. the On
2 .fie of the csrtA "'''e-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-17

Iron Works
Queen Street,, Honolulu.
ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS
Furnished for Building All Glasses OF
Machinery Repair Work, and,
Reconstruction or Remodel
ing Old Plants.

Iron, Brass, Phosphor-B Bronze Zinc, Alu-
minum, and Lead Castings. Ornamental
and plain Cast Iron and Steel Columns,
Iron and Steel Girders and 1russes,
Grstings, Doors and shutters, and a gener.
al line of Iron and Brass Work for buildings
of all classes. Ships Blacksmith Work done
with neatness and dispatch. All workman
ship guaranteed first class, and at prices
that have been hitherto unknown on the
Hawaiian Islands.
Isl'nd Orders will receive prompt atten-
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-17

lew Goods!
New priCes!.
We have just received
at the
QUEEN STREET STORES
New Lines of Goods in all
Departments.
Agateware, China, Glass
ware and Toilet Sets. Hard
ware, Paints, Oils and Colors.
Our Grocery Department
has been largely extended by
additions in Fancy and Staple
Articles. Pie Fruits and
Canned Goods in large variety.
Housekeepers will find our
stock Of Lace Curtains,
Sheetings, Cotton and Linen;
Table Damask and Napkins,
the most complete in town.
Gents Underwear, Tennis
and Negligee Shirts. Sweaters
in Blue and White. Laces, Ho-
siery and Serges. Ladies' and
Gents Umbrellas. A new lot
of Saddles and Gents Russell
Leggings, Pommel Slickers
and Rain Coats.
ED' We have recently re-
viewed our stock, many goods
are marked down and our
prices merit your patronages.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-24
Cotton SIarketn.

New York. Jan. 23.-Cotton-Steady
middlins Gulf. GIG; midd1ing. 5-16d.;
net receipts, 1888 bales. gross receipts
G.l57 bales; exports to the Continent,
1.l56 bales! forwarded. 2,252 bales; sales,
2.269 bales; sDinners', 269 bales: stock,
1S9.076 bales
Total to-day: Net receipts, 1861
bales; exports to Great Britain, 9,756
bales; to the Continent, 9,7s4 bales;
stock, 972.822 bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts,
SIPS bales; exports to Great Britain,
44.Sl3 bales; to France. 1856 bales; to
the Continent 6955S bales.
New York. Jan. 3.-Cotton-Futures
closed firm: January and February, 500;
March. sos; April, S.l2; May, SIG: June.
S.19; July and August. S.22; September,
100: October. TS2; November and De-
ccmbcr. ZIG; sales. 13S,S00 bales
New Orleans, Jan. 23.-Cotton-Fu-
lures steady; sales. 46.T00 bales: Janu-
airy and February. 7.96; March, 7.9S:
April. S.o2: May, S.oT: June. Sill: July,
Der. 7.60; November 1871
Liverpool Jan. 23.-12:30 p. m.-Cotton
Demand good; prices unchanged:
American middling. 9-16d.: sales, II 600
bales; American. $500 bales: spcculn-
ton and export. 1000 bales; receipts
none. Futures opened steady: demand
moderate; American middling. fair
1-32d. lower; other grades unchanged
American mddling, fair. ! l5-l6d: good
middling, 2l-S2d.; middling, 9-l6d :
low middlinE. 15-32d.; good ordinary.
1l-32d.: ordinary. 1 5-32d
Liverpool, Jan. 23,-4 p. m.-Amcrican
middling, low middling clause, Jauu-
AIRY, 4 2S-6i@4 29-G4d., buyer: January
and February, 4 2S-64T4 29-64I.. seller:
February and March. 2T-6iG4 2S-64d. !;
seller; March and April. 27-64d. seller:
April and May, May and June. June and
i "a md A tcf 81 TO-
seller; August and September, 4 25-G4d
buyer; September and October, 4 IS-Gid.
buyer; October and November, 4 l4-64d
buyer Futures closed steady
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-24
Among our cotton Men.

Alabama. Georgia, and the Carolinas
experiencing rain.
Spot cotton in Liverpool advanced
1-32d. Future contracts advanced l to
lh points and closed steady.
Future contract market i'm New York
closed firms u 10 points advance on
old crop months; points on new crop
C9G-'9O; sales, 13S.SO0 bales; March. 500
to $40; May, SIG to SIT: August, S.22
to S23; October, 7.S2 to 7.S3
Future contract market in New Or
leans closed steady at to 10 POINTS
advance; sales, $500 bales.
Receipts at New Orleans estimated
to-day at 1000 to 5000 bales, against
1926 bales last year. and G,Oss bales in
1894.
United States port receipts yesterday
We're 20,S96 bales, against IS, $50 bales
last year, and 23.029 bales in 1894
Houston. Galveston, Augusta, and
Norfolk markets advanced 1-16; other
Southern markets unchanged
Receipts and shipments at Bombay.
India for the past week were as fol.
lows:
1896. 1895.
i.,, ....................64, 900 1900
shipments ................. 6,000 1000
'6tacx auoaI .s~.~..a...a- ....-a5,00lh 2.000