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The speculation In cotton to-day was more active. but
SIN OF very moderate proportions. The Liverpool
news was better than had been expected. some IN
favorable crop Aivices were received. and the weekly
Government report was considered rather bul!ish.
These factors caused the rtse here to-day. The
monthly Government report will be issued on Thurs
day. The general OPINION seems to be that the
report Will give the condition as SO per cent against
81 at this time last year. The weekly report stated
that the reports generally indicate that cotton has
made but slow growth during the week and that
the crop as a whole Is backward. Some improve.
previous week Is reported from Georgia, Arkansas,
and Louisiana In northern Texas replanrirs con.
ttrues and the growth has been retarded by cool
weather, but in southern sections OF the State the
crop has made fair growth. although damaged to some
extent in localities by heavy rains. Meridian. Miss,
June p" Since the 9th ult. we consider the weather
has been extremely favorable. Stands are good and
strength during cool period. Crop has been spl-ndEdIy
worked. and very clean OF grass: good copious show
ers by the 18th inst. will doubtless put the crop in
position to Withstand the hot weather that may
be expected in July and August. situation
up to the present is much Ike 1874. ex-
c-pt about Z 10 10 days later: never saw crop so
free from grass and weeds before" West Point. Miss.
able for crop. Al last have fair g. good stands; some
replaltiDs was Necessary on account OF bad SEED.
heavy rairs, and insects IN many fields. Cotton Is
now from one to eight inches high. Chopp!ug is about
flushed. and generally plant Is looking very well.
Fields are clean; are needing rain badly now. With
warm rains our condition viii BE- fair; about three
weeks late. We think s late fall will he necessary to
make q good crop. Increase in ACREAGE about , per
cent, over last year"
COFFEE-Rio on the spot was Arm. No. :, $50.
SAFES 900 bags Maracaibo. and 500 bags SaVanilla
on private terms. The future trading vas as follows:
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No. ESQ RrUa6wsE. TRirt flo0r.
New York. June =, 'SeT
Claims for exemption from jury duty VII. X heard
by me daily ~ my oEicc. from . A. ". until T v
Those entitled to Hemption are vletsyWtc !sv-
yerS, physicians, surgeons, surgeon dentists, rEafr~
sorS or tearhes in a college, academy ~ F.alc
newspapers. licensed pharmaccufis1> or pharmacist.
actually engaged in their respective professions and
not following any other cAllirS: riiliiiamrD. IN'ice-
men ana hrenen; election ohicsrs: non. 7~rs.:'rsI
AMI city employees ami United STATES 'lHJloNrfsi
on1cSrs OF vessels making regular tiny .t"gsrl
pilots actually following that cslllnG. s.par.p'fr-
dents, conductors and engineers OF y railroad ,om-
pany other than q street railroad company. {. locrspa
operators actually doing duty as such Grani. >QeiA-
Sherin's. and Civil Court Jurors: and person. ptNi-
severe sickness. deafness ar other physical t'>uTitr
Those who have not answered as IL their Liability ~
proved ne rmansnt exemption will rr~eiVc = NY
enrolment notice" requiring them 10 ApT-aF iF.lre
must he answered in person. II possible. and ST ms
once only. under severe penalties, II exempt, the
party must bring proof ~ exemption II l!hite ne
must also Answer in person. gtNtnG fll and corT~t
name, residence. etc. etc, No attention PAID 10 'eE
ten,
All good citizens Will aid the course ~ Justice Ana
secure reliable and respectable luTits and rQu~"he
their duty hy serving promptly when summoned
allowing their CLERKS or suhor!iuAtss 10 serve, iciN!t
ing 10 me any attempt At bribery or evasion. And 'N-'
costing names for enrolment. Persons h'"r,n
twenty. one and seventy years Of axe, Summer 50
sentees, persons temporarily IN, and United siMFs
Jurors are NOT exempt,
Ivory man must attend 10 his own notice, u -
misdemeAnor 10 give any iUry paper t. another 10
answer. II Is also punishable by tine or iwIF''on'
ment TO give or rrcciv" any present or hTih", d'rfrl'
or Indirectly In relation 10 = jury sFrNice. NT 'n wv.
hold any paper or make any false statement, Aha
every case wa ne fully rrn.eCut"d,
WILLIAM pLINIFN
Commissioner " Jurors
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Court Calendar This Day.

Appellate Dlvisou-supreme Court-Sos. Is, 80,
81, "a, 10, %, 50, 90, SO, *, ~, so, sA. SO: ss.
supreme Court-special Term-Part L--Motion
calendar called at 1880 a. n; Part I;ot1 iP.fse
4ysu, 1870, 4psl, 4so4, avis. Pert rr..case un-
1905. $3.50. Part v.-case unnnisn.d. Cases from
Part ". Part vL.-cass unfinished. Cases from
Part ". Part VII. Case unfinished. Eievated
ferred causss-Sos. 1883. l2ls5. l25lo. i232s.
125t3. lczss. l2olo. izyya. lo125. sool. 1850.
l2tso. izsei. il!o2. l2oss. l252o; Part III
8Y5i. e,s5. 1858. 255l. 44i,. 5s47. 4il7. oole.
1913. 6V7o. 6i2O. o5o5. o35o. o5Se. 1854. o5s2.
olsY. $3.50. o6T5. o75i. $3.50. inauest-So. ogl5.
v.-case unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part VI.
Clear. cases from Part III. Part vII:.cass nm
finished. Nos. s225. 1884. $3.50. 1888. 43l.. 1881.
sass. 5sss. s7s5. ost7. o-sI. uspi. osyT. 6ss2.
5000. 2pss, 3lOg. IHquest-No. 62Oa. Pan WILL
Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII. Part l&.-
Clear. Cases from Part VII. Part XI.-AdJourned
until Monday. june -. Part GII.-Adiourned for
the term
Buchanan at lo:so A. u. chamb-rs-EEtate OF
Hannah Lewis at II A. u. Estate of wilhelmina
D. schott at i2 II. For probate-wiils OF Emile
Hubner. Charlotte Hacke;t. Julia A. Woodward.
solomon Well At = p. n.
City court-Special efm-Notions- Trial Term
1852. 1851. PAR M.-ciear Nos. SO. 1855. 1857.
1910. 2xos. 2o3. WE. 2s2s. a+s2. z:eo. 2osl.
2zos. PASS. o2ilH. vis. l2<<, 1oss. Rto5. tsto.
2l2s. x2aO. 2ao1. 25o5. 15l. 25ls. 2aRI. 25s2.
Y3zo. 4ss. 42T. ?le5. sol2. 1850. cara. 2lsl. s2sa.
22ys. 1859. 525l. 1887. l74s. 5o54. bsoi. 2sit.
eau.ss-Sos. 53oo. 55ie. o42s. s37a. o5t7, 557t.
sass. <l5o. e37s, $3.50. sea-. 5e7s. 55"1. 5475.
54si. s4Ss. oi25. 5sil. i&ss. oess. $3.50. SOFA.
5oss. oS2S, 52li. s54s. 5sel. Equity case No.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Tuesday. June s.-Reoeipts OF beeves
were As6 head. all direct TO exporter and slaughter
ers, No trading; feeling firm. Dressed beef hrm at
7S9c Y n. for poor TO prime native sides. Gales
from British markets quote American steers at lO4
lie. y D., dressed weight; American refrigerated
beef at @ 2 n; American sheep at llGl2lac.
p y, dressed weight. Exports to-day, e,2S+ quarters
OF beef. tomorrow 8S2 beeves. 4,97S quarters.
Receipts OF calves were 10 head. Quiet; steady.
veals quote al 64Se8 y 100 MS; buttermilk calves
at s9.bO@3I. Dressed calves generally firm; city
dressed vealS, 71bc, ' n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs, including q single car
direct, were 1869 heAdi 10 cars on sale all told.
sheep quiet hut steady; lambs sold freely. and good
grades showed hrmnsss. Two cars OF stock were car.
100 ms; inferior 10 choice lambs at s5.5O9 30. 90.
Dressed mutton. 7@sae. y n; dressed yearlings,
S@l0c.; dressed lambs, 94I2c.
Receipts OF hogs were e.78o head. 1854 head on sale.
Higher AZ e+9t+.So ' 100 ms. for state hogs.
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At the Broadway Salssrpom yesterday Philip A.
Smyth sold Nos. S79 TO s77 Bronx avenue, north
west side, SS.S feet north OF North Third avenue.
running west 1919 by north 7t.l1 By east 9s.A by
southwest YES by southeast So 1. three nNe .story
brick tenement houses, with stores, foreclosure
sale, to Petty, soulard a Walker Realty COMPANY
for e16, 500.
Peter r. Meyer & Co. sold, west side, ZIG feet
souSh OF Terth street, y2Xv9, three story brick
building, WIN three story brick building At rear,
foreclosrre sale. TO Annie Harley. for 1900: alsu
No. GEa Vest End avenue. weaf side, S2.2 fee'
south OF NinHty.ninth street, 1880, thrce.story
stons-tsont dwelling, foreclosure sale, 20 John D.
Wilson, for $40, 900.
D. Phpnix InErahAm 4 Co. sold No. li2 East
1o6th street, north side, l55 feet east OF Fourth
avenue, SbKi0O.lI, four story from
tenement house, foreclosure sale, 20 Louisa Weber
for slS. i65: also No. gas East 1880 street. portt
side, 1877 feet west OF Becond avenue, 2Txloo.il,
nve.story brick NAT house, foreclosure sale, "a
Emile A. HAss-y. for S27 zig; aiso lboth street
north side, 2s5 feet west OF Amsterdam avenue
25xs5. four. story brick FIAT house, foreclosure safe
TO Thomas J. Cummips, for SIC, $40.
James L. Wells sold linton avenue. east nde,
e37.s feet north OF iolst street, extending tnrougf
TO Union, avenue, 52.llx264.3, one and two storJ
frame building. partition sale. TO Peter p. Decker
for 81 200.
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Futures here declined 10 to Is points, closing barely
steady with sales OF $500 bags. Havre declined
S4f. Hamburg declined l. TO = pig. Rio exchange
advanced 1854. Rio was steady at 100 refs al.
vance; receipts IN two days. 10, goo; stock. ISL. 900;
exchange. : S5'32i. Santos was quiet at $50 refs ad.
vance; receipts in two days, 5000: stock. +S.O0O.
The lower European cables caused the decline to-day.
The receipts at Rio and santos are expected TO increase
shortly.
NAVAL S~roREs-Steady. Spirits turpentine. 272a
Csc; common to good strained rosin. S~l.729Ssl.75.
PET~RoLErA-Crude certificates were unquoted hers
and in OIL City. Refined unchanged.
PaovisloSs-Lard dull; prime. .s2bS2.STlc Pork
inactive, but steady; mess, S~s.50SSs,15. Tallow.
3 llsgSisc. Butter-Creamery Western. llLc.
Eggs-state fresh gathered. llrql2o. Chicago. June
So Provisions ruled higher on buying for both long
anu short account, inspired by the strength OF corn
and the talk OF posAible damage TO that crop by the
cold weather. On the advance the English packers,
who are the heaviest local holders OF product, sold
quite freely through brokers' who gave up their
rames At the close, There Is no change in the situa.
tion. and we look for warmer weather and larger re.
ceipts OF hogs, TO be followed by lower prices"
SvGAR-Raw quiet hut nrmi s9' test. 2Tsc.; e6'
test. SAC. Sales 900 bags muscovadaS. So test, al
27sc. Refined unchanged,
CHICAGO. June S.-These were to-dAy's prices:
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,our,n ,,r,,,. I'D. as.ioo.s, salelnlna ,hs plo.

fourth street, sire a5xi0O.S, sdioining the plot
purchased By them last week.
Hiram Rinaido A Bro. have sold Tor LoWenIeid
Prayer 10 Pay q Btacou the old buildings, poxTo,
Nos. 96p and 27t Stanton street, southwest corner
OF Columbia street. A six.gtory tenement nouss
will be erected on the property.
Mrs. g. ., Coilender has sold TO James Butler,
southwest corner of Columbus avenue and Ninety.
seventh street, nve. story brick Hat house with
stores. 25.5xloo. for aoout S57 500.
]. Clarence Davis & Co. have sold for the Samuel
Z. Lyons estate to the Colored Orphans Home aud
Hospital Society, Ihe block, about 270H515. bound.
streets, In the borough of the Bronx. The squaro
will bo USED aa a site for q new institution for the
use OF the purchasing society, which recently sold
its property on the upper east side.
Thomas & Colt have sol1 for Carl Ernst TO Cath
crime Gallagher No. 200 West li3d street, n three
story brownstoue private dwelling.
MaclAy 4 Davies have sold for estate OF Richa-d
Arnold the two four story, high. ntooD, stone.front
private dwellings, Nos. 81 and 81 East Eighty.
A King.
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NO TAX EXEMPTION.
C1tisens or Washington Must Pay Taxes on All
Their Property.

SEATTLE. June 3.-The Supreme Court OF the
State ,of Washington has just handed down a
decision that depriyes the taxpayers of this
State from any tax exemption. This was
brought about through the action OF the single.
tax advocates in endeavoring to apply their
principles by raising the exemption from $500
to $500 at the last session of the Legislature.
Under the old law every property owner was
amount of $500; under this decision no general
property escapes the assessor or tax gatherer,
excepting public cemeteries, free public libra.
ries. churches, fire engines owned by munich.
palities or by volunteer companies, hospitals.
orphanages, charitable institutions. growing
vessels under construction. There Is no longer
q modifying clause in the State Constitution
taxes must be paid, even to one dollars worth.
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To THE HIIC

w
Candidates Tor admission to the EiiS SchANLS
will tie examined AZ dates 10 be- hereafter nNtu, 10
tween jun 18th ard July lst.
Far the inst wear class the examination will inciudei
English grammar, English composition, ariIhm"l'a,
geography, United states History. draN'nE rrha!lg
and spcllins, and the rang ~ the eNGmlHG'ioE VIII
be- equivalent ~ the Grammar school = pUrs'
For advanced ylaSses in thc hiSh schools. r~auii'A''S
Will lT examined In the several STUDIES ~ a." la
sch ul rurricul.m and assigned hN a." Eri"tlra -
the class for which they are rrsleciiNrly h,ir' ,.
The studies ia the various COURSES ~ 'n' l-'
schools include, among 9TH n, aIsrnra, 'rlIn' :
tTlgunomrtry. Latin, Greek, French, German NIAilrh'
physics, chemistr biology, fnElisn literature, IN
eral history and the applicant fr "dNanc'i ''ah'l.S
should state his progress in tho several siuGsc' IN
which he wishes to hr rNamirCi.
The plAre whrrr these examinations are 10 re A"i
Will be announced later,
The hlsh schools win tcgiu Scr'Cwn"r 2oth-f'r
bows On l3th street. tor gins IN l2tn street. sHl -
both bows and sirls on i5Vfh street yui hir' "N"r'r.
They viii open. fully e%qUiIIcd, and w'ih luiH, it
every Class. students may pr'l'ar' f'r 'nr ''N' a.
legrs In these sCh rol-, aud N the '"'"ra' r,1r'.A
Thorough education may be- uhtaiutd by students ITO
IOH JASPER.
City SupcTintendsA
NEW YORK.. June %. 1897.
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Real Estate Private sales.

Mrs. FriedA Hart has sold to Francis J.. SchnuER,
through Max Hart, thirty one lots on the east aide
of jerome avenue, below lo7th street, az q report
ed price of SI2o. 900. In exchange Mr.. schnuEg
gives the following fourteen houses; Nos. 90 10
70 50, inclusive, East lolst street, Nos. 9B6 TO 972,
West l27tn street, No. 200 East lOOIh
Itreet and No. IL West l0oLh street. Mr.. schnugg's
Washington z. connor has sold through George
Il. Head 70 Jackson 4 Stern No. so West Forty.
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COMMERCIAL CoMPEND.

TUESDAY, June s.-GRAIN. Wheat-Spot was
dull. No sales. Free on board afoat: No. l
Northern spring. New York. 7sisc.; do. Duluth.
soSsc; No. 8 hard winter. 7l7sc.; No. 2 do.
76'sc. Duluth received to-day 74,7l4 BUSH,
against 17O.oO7 last year; Minneapolis 1877. 600,
against 1913. 700; Chicago 81. 400, against $500;
Milwaukee A. 200. against $780,; Toledo TO-
os6. against 3.4ss; Detroit 1882. Futures ad-
yanced lc, To l4c. Future sales 4,s65, 900
bush. AS follows:
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elfrtipns aud aArstinas.

OFFICE OF
WESTIyGHOUsE ELECTRIC 4 WPG. Co.
PITTSBURGH. Pennsylvania. June I. 1897
To the ptockhotders OF Westinghouse Electric
& Manufactures Cot
The annual meeting NJ the stockholdss o, N.
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co,apasy
will be held In the orHces OF the COMPANY, At Il,
shops in East Pitt 'burHh. Pa, on WeinesdAy. June
23d. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the election OF DIRECTOR
and for the transaction OF such other business ~ may
properly come before the meeting. TRANSFER Nokr
will be closed on the lAth day o: June. 1897, al 4
O'Clock p. NJ, and opened on the gath day Of luna
1897. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ
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naturally be awaited with interest By the share
holders OF the company. The decision not only
Affects the Third Avenue c~ompany's orieinalline
but also its recent acquisition, the Boulevard
line, which was also to be benefited by tho
Kingsbridge extension. Third Avenue stock,
on sales OF a fow hundred shares. closed 8
points lower yesterday at $50. Tho remainder
of the list closed strong, at about tho best prices
made in the afternoon recovery.
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
as follows:
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Total sales OF railway bonds (par value). 81, Slo.ooo
AND OTHER sHAREs.
Open High. loo -clostno-
Sdr,s. ing. est. est. Bid. asked.
S2so7 Am S R.llsh 1874 llsS 1897 1924
bo6 Am sRplo6h 1861 1854 o loeh
400 Am S loR loS lob o lo9
300 AmsMp 2ea 29h 29a 8 80
4Am cabl 80 80 80 -
R+oo Am Tob. ia 2 7ls re 72s
e2 A Tob pfl 1861 1861 1867 1881 loeh
22s Am col lls H. ia l2 ID
s4o Amcop 6et 6ea 6et 6eb 81
1900 Atch.T&
SEE. lls IL. llr llh lls
1880 Atch.TS
STE D.. 23I 23s 23h 23ha 23S
$50 Bait q o l0S o 10 10 lOa
1890 Bay ste lo+ III lo@ II liz
6es B I'm d,lo6h 1861 1864 lo4s o
200 Can P"c. elh Oh 81" 81 els
lOcap Trac SO 90 SO 90 -
1850 Ches&o l7L l7l l7% l7S 17S
1880 Chic Gas soS s6S so soS SO
800 &C ca
stL... 90. as1 ess 2ss sss
1890 ca wlloS lloS lloS lloI
ieols c.BAo. 8 7eL 7ea 78S re
l4s4o c,MAstP tn 77S III 77h tn
$50 C.Mka
~Ppt~..ls3s 1884, lsss lass 8
e7oo CRAP 60 Co., 6eS 6e% 66I
A25 ColFueL l7h l6 l7h 17h ID
100 C.L&wp 40 40 40 40 =
ITO Cons~.16o. 1904 1905 100 1917
$40 DA Hud. l q lo4a loAh loAh Toe
100 D.L&wl4sa l4s5 l4sb l47h l4eh
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FINA NCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Exchnuze-saies Jane o.
UNITED STATES AMI STATE N tN 81 .ooos,.
1857. 1so7l1oaI 4s,e.l esol 24%
2US4s.c c. 19OTll2al
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Available cash balance.

ihcluo'hB BOlc balance S2So'o'S'4fS sHSo'o's'O57
Money in London q = cent. Rates OF dis.
count in open market for both short ana three
months bills, 1916 = cent. Amount OF bnl.
lion gone into the Bank or England on balance
to-day. S325,00O. Paris advices quote 3 d
cents at l04 francs Is confines. Exchange on
London, % francs 10 centimcs.
The Reorganization Committee OF the Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville Railway notifies holders
OF the various classes of tho company's sccuri-
ties that the time within which they can do
posit their holdings with the New York Deposit
and Trnst Company and make the subscriptions
necessary to protect their interests will expire
on July l.,
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Room l2s, art Building.

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF nor N RE.
y GARD TO CLAIMS FoR EXEMPTION Fhu1
ICRN pDTN.
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500 st l. as
F LIST p. 9 A6h g A6d A6h
200 St l. as
Fpdp l6S 8 l5p 8
200 stL 81 So 81 Oh 8
1850 St 58k Ssh So 90 Ssh
a sSO s 81 Pss - -. a. 81 =
300 so Rwy. So 81 81 81 ga
PIo5 SO Ry p. 90 2S z 2S 2Sis
bl60 Teal. 2lG 2lG 2Ol 2Oa 81
ga dAvRR SO 8 q $50 1852
blO Tex Pac. 0S o5 Oh Oh 0S
100 Un Pac. &c ~ 81 z 7ie
$50 USRubp 81 81 6Oa go 81
1880 U 8 L.. z "a z "a 7l
l0s95 U S p. SCH 5SL 9 6SS 6Sh
900 wabash. So 5ss Oh 5L IS.
7l0 wab p. l1is ldh II l4A l4a
1879 W U Tel 7eL SoL 70 7e. 90
600 VALE. r. :.
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PRINTED NATTER &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Natter. &c. for GER
NANY and Specially Addressed NAtter. &C. for
other parS OF Europe. American and White Star
steamers on wednesday,. German steamer On
Thursdays. and Cunnrd. French and German
steamers ou.SaturcEu take Printed Matter. r.
carry man.
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CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BoNpa
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After the closing Of the Supplementary Transs,lastts
Mails named above, additional supplementary
mails are opened on the pier Of the American,
English. French. and German steamers, hna 70
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour Of
sailing Of steamer.
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THE NATIONAL THURSDAY

additional, 161; reissue. 81: restoration and
renewal, &c; duplicate, II; accrued l00 total,
397
Army invalid (act June 81, 1900: Original,
4T6; increase. Jog; additional 80; reissue, d;
restoration, 81; renewal, 2; supslementals, 5;
duplicate 80; accrued, II; total, 763.
Army widow, etc. Original, 70; reissue, g.;
duplicate 2; accrued, 2; total. So
Army widow, etc tact June q, 1900: Origi-
nal, 233; increase and additional l accrued, 3
renewal. 1; supplementas, 5; duplicate, 2;
total, 2i5.
Navy invalid: Original, g. increase and ad-
ditional, 3; reissue. 2; total IL.
Navy invalid (act June q. 1890: Original,
%; increase and additional, a. accrued, 2;
total 81.
Navy widow-Original, g.
Navy widow TACT June 81, 1S90). Original, 5.
Indian Wars-Survivors: Duplicate, /; ac-
crued, 3; total, a.
Indian Wars-Widows: Original, g.
Mexican War survivors: Increase and addi-
tiona 5; restoration and renewal, l; accrued.
4; total TO- Mexican War widows: Original,
5; duplicate l.
Totals: Original, 1893; increase and add-
tional, 3l9; reissue, As; restoration and renew
al, 6l; supplementals 10; duplicate, 40; ac-
crued. 191. Grand total, $50.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE G.. A. R. JEWELRY.

GAR. Ring.-Our speciality. Copy
right. We have had made especially for us
a Solid Gold Ring, with setting modelled
after the Bronze Lapel Button of the GAR.
The setting is made of black onyx, and
the button is of gold, set in the onyx
Remember this ring Is not plated in any
part, either band, shank, or setting. Fur
nished in any size delivery guaranteed.
This makes a oeautiiu and suitable pres
ent for any veteran
Sent as a premium fer : club of 20 sub
scribers.
No. 29I- Grand Army Charms a
watch charm composed of a Grand Army
enameled star in ring of rolled gold. This
is just the thing for veterans.
Free for TWO new subscribers.
No. 292 GAR. Badge Charm-made
of rolled gold plate At the top are the
double eagles Ill rolled gold Below them
two rolled gold cannon lying upon a pile OF
enameIed cannon balls Directly below this
is the United States flag made of red and
blue enamel and rolled gold. Attached to
the flag is the star containing the various
military emblems so we'll known to our
readers The whole charm is about two
inches in length.
Free for club of FIVE subscribers.
No. SOP. GAR. Watch. We have sold
large numbers of this watch, and they have
given entire satisfaction The works are either
WALTEAM or ELGIN, as the purchaser
may choose. They contain seven valuable
jewels, tempered steel springs, compenSat-
ing expansion balance, patent safety plnlon,
stem winding, and pendant-setting apparatus,
full plate, a dust band that excludes every par
ticle of dust, quick train. jewel balance, por-
celain dial, and all the latest and greatest inn
provementS. The case is made of nickel sill
yer, a composition just as handsome and dur
able as coin silver. On the back of this case
is the &C. AR" badge, the emblem of glori-
Gus service we offer a:iis really
fine watch for u CLUB OF 20
yearly subscribers.
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