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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-01-29
me investment Company of Philadelphia VS.
Il. Morgan Eldridgc and f. Howard Eldridge,
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County l.;
Equity.

The object of this bill is to obtain decree
Tor the sale of c.rtain real e. t. |, ing in rhr
First Election district of Cccll county. and
the application OF the proceeds to the pay
the owner thereof
The bill states that the plaintiff is judg-
ment creditor of the said Morgan Eldridp,
upon judgment recovered by it against him
IN the Court of Common Pleas No l. of phil
adelpha city and county, of Pennsylvania
Tor the sum or twenty three thousand one
hundred and fifty-two dollars and slxty-sevcn
cents. ana the further sum of thirtv-seven
dollars and twenty-five cents costs. which said
Judgment, upon appeal, was affirmed by the
supreme Court OF the State of Pennsylvania
ana Is now outstanding and unsatisficd That
on the eighth day of September. 1892. while
me IN SUIT OF the plaintiff against said G. Morgan
E Elariage Was was Pending in the said Court OF
common Pleas. Nc. 4, of Philadelphia City and
County. said G. Morgan Eldrid1c convey ed
the said real estate to his brother, F. Howard
EldrldRe, for the nominal consideration es-
pressed In said Deed of eleven thousand dol
lars; that the said conveyance was made for
the purpose of hinderIng. delaying and
deiranding his creditors in which fraudulent
design said F. Howard Eldridge participated
and is therefore null and void and should be-
so adjudRed.
The bill states that the said G. Morgan Ed
ridge and F. Toward Edridge are non resi-
dents or the state of Maryland,
u Is thereupon this 27th day OF January
1888 by the Circuit Court for Cecil county In
EQUITY. Ordered that the plaintiff give notice
gan Eidridge and +. Howard Eldrdge, of the
object and substance of said bill, by publish
Ing copy Of this Order in one of the news
papers published in Cecil county, once week
Tor four successive weeks prior to the 2Sth
day OF February, 1893. warming them to
appear IN said cause on or before the 18th day
or March. 1893, and show cause. if any they
have, why decree shall not be passed as
prayed. "
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
lrue copy: Clerk.
jnn29-4w Irorl
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ORDER NISI.
In Re: The MortRaRed Real Estate or job
Cunningham md Wife.

TT ItV: TIC MOrtRHKtd KthI EstNtC OF John
Cunningham md Wife.
In The Circuit Court Tor Cecil County. In
Equity. No. 2IU4.
ORDERED, this 10Th day of December 1897
that the sale of property mentioned in these
proceedings made and reported by J. summer
Held Simcoe Mortuugcc be ratified and con-
trmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1888. provided II copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published in Cecil
County once Il week for one month before the
10Th day of January next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S2llU.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
True Copy-Tcst Clerk.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Clerk
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Notice..

The books of the Homestead Building As
ISOLATION OF Cecil county are now open, and
subscriptions can be made to the first series
of stock by calling upon the Secretary
Charles IL. johnson, IA: the Second National
Bank of Elkton.
w. s. EVANS,
Janl5- President.
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ORDER NISI.
In Re: The Mortgaped Real Estate of Charlie
NJ. ellis and wife.
WI WIG.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County In
Equity. No. 2l06.


ORDERED. this Sth day of December, 1897
that the sale of property mentioned in these
proceedings, made and reported by l.. Marsh
all Haines. guardian, assignee of mortgage
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of F"hr,i ry next, prnviied, n
copy of this order hr |, riCd in some news
paper printed and published in Cecil county
once II week for one month, before the 18th
day of January IN xt
The report states the amount of sale TO be
$ll50.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
True Copy-rcst: Clerk
dccll JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Clerk
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FOR SALE-THE GOOD WILL AND
fixtures of the Millinery and Fame, Goods
business of Passmore Sisters, in the Dickey
Building, corner Locust and Third streets,
Oxford Have carried on the business for
over twenty years and established II good
trade. This is an excellent opportunity for
anyone who desires to engage in this line of
business Write at once or cal on PASS
MORE SISTERS, Oxford, Pa,
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For Sale.
sep1S-tf

FINE FARM OF 1888 ACRES. GOOD LAND
and improvements: ex exceptionally well located
l.. NJ. HAINES.
seplS-tf Elkton. Md
FOR SALE STOLE WITH DWELLING
attached, centrally located suitable for any
kind of business. Price low. Terms easy
Call or address MRS. S. II. KIMBELL,
jan22-3w Rising Sun, Md.
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home of Miss
Susie Montgon-
cry, of lakewood,
this county, was made
happy on Saturday last,
when about fifty of her
relatives and friends as
sembled at her home to
do honor to her birth
day.
One of the features OF
an occasion OF this kind
was a bountiful feast
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To Loan.


SIS, 900 in sums to suit on First Mortgage
OF Real Estate Apply to
r. c. THACKERY, ATTORNEY,
jly3,tf Elktun. Nd
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PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1898.

The undersigned having rented his farm on
the Nottingham road, q miles west of Elk
ton, will sell without reserve on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1898,
at o'clock, the following personal property:
Three Horses-l Bay Horse, coming wears
old, good worker; Black Mare, years old, in
toal; Thoroughbred Geding, Hurlingham,
years old.
Three Cows-All young and good mixers;
set new double harness, set buggy harness,
buggy, farm wagon. harrow. pillow, bellows
and anvil, household furniture, No o cook
stove, chairs. tables, churn, etc. Lot of meat,
hams, shoulders and sides. Potatoes, corn
and fodder
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of nine months,
with usual terms, will be given.
ANDREW BRADLEY.
JOHN NJ. TERRELL, Auctioneer. jan 29-ts
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For Rent.
House For Rent.

Double house tor rent on my farm ad-
joining Elkton Fair Grounts Possession
March %. MRS. MARY +. TUITE,
IanS-tf Elkton. Md.
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PUBLIC SALE
A Desirable Farm.
IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.

BY virtue of authority from Elizabeth A.
McNeal, the undersigned, as her attorney,
will offer ut public sale at the Court House
door in the town of Elkton, Cecil county, Nd -,
on ~
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For Sale.

still have a few Barred Plymouth Rock
COckerels at $l.OO. Pekn brakes 81. 90. Ducks
IS cents each. Bronze Gobbers 81 80. Hens
81 70 each
Eggs for sale. Write for circular.
ii. ID. NJ. HOWARD,
Nov2T-Gw Elkton. Md.
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WANTED - OLD MAHOGANY FURNIT-
ure and China for cash. 3lS n. Howard ST.
Baltimore.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-STEADY AND
competent young man wants employment;
best references given. Address
jan22-3t Il. B. L., CECIL. WING Office.
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Wanted.

Raw furs and Skins, such as Skunk, Musk
rat, Otter, Mink, Raccoon, Oppossum, etc,
by the
PROVIDENCE FUR CO..
Providence, II. |.
Buying Agents Wanted.
dec 25-im
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wANTED-FARM TO CROP ON HALVES
or third best of reference,
HOWARD BAKER,
jan22-t Fremont, Pa.
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WANTED - BY A FARMER OF MANY
years experience, II farm OF from 100 to 200
acres to farm on the halves or to rent. Good
reference can be given. Address
JOHN w, MILLER,
jan22-tf Colora. Cecil county Md.
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WANTED FOR CASH. buy all kinds of
furs for cash. WILSON MERRITT
Jan2 Warwick Nd
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

John p. Poe and William T. Warburto,.,
Solicitors.
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WANTED Two GOOD FARM HANDS.
one married, other single. by April l. to work
on farm by the month. Reference required
Address CaESrER CHANDLER,
jan22-tf Londongroye Pa
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"a Acres, more or less

"'i"g he same land which was conveyed to
{ SAID Patrick }. McNamee by Richard Rut-
ter and wife, by deed dated September 18th.
1889, and recorded in Liber j. A. y. No. Is,
folio BOB, &c, one of the Land Record Books
of said county.
The improvements consist of nearly new
and well built
2I-2 Story Frame Dwelling fsSA
House containing seven rooms,
attic and cellar, small Frame Barn S8R
and other outbui ldings. The land is of good
quality and fairly we'll fenced There is a
small Apple Orchard ON the property.
The property is located near jackson Sta
ton on the & o. Railroad, in II good neigh
bOrhood.
TERMS OF SALE-prescrib by the decree
are as follows: Onc-third of the purchase
money in cash on day of sale, one-third in
three months and remaining one-third in six
months after day of sale: credit pa, ments to
bear interest from day OF sale and to be
secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee. or
the whole of the purchase money may be paid
in cash on day of sale IL purchaser desires.
Cost of conveyance to be paid by purchaser
ROBERT c. T"ACKERY,
John NJ. Terrell, Auct. Trustee.
jan22-4w
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Wanted.

BEEF HIDES WANTED-HIG + EST CASH
price paid for Beef Hides and Tallow. JOAN
5. LEE, East End Market House, Flkton Md
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The aiehita a1u Eagle Saturday urs December 1898

added that the ACTIVITY and advances in so
many low-priced and hitherto inactive
stoks increases tht proportion OF such
securities carried on margin or IN loans,
but as yet no danger is apparently ap-
pretended from that score The market
at large Is impressed only with the fav-
orable foreign trade situation, the encour-
aging business outlook, the abundance OF
capital seeking investment AMI the excel
lent earnings which railroads are gert--
ally reporting. Aciua, and posS nie divI-
dend payments by railroad and industrial
companies also play part IN sustaining
che decidedly buliish feeling of the mar
ket, and the more prominent operators are
generally active on that side OF the &C
count, or. If they take profits in one part
OF the list, do so 70 transfer their atten-
ton to other stocks
The meeting of congress seemed TO pro-
duce little effect, the prevalent idea be
ing that its time would be taken up with
war and colonial questions, minimizing
the possibility Of measures being consid-
cred which might have an unfavoraoie
effect on business and financial sentiment
The presidents message was favoraoly
received and the expected speedy signing
of the treaty of peace with SPAN was
factor in causing the ve-y strong tone al
the end of the week.
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COTTON.

New York Dec. 9-Speculation in cotton
was today the heaviest for some months
past Fluctuations were freuent and viO-
lent A. times the course was erratic.
but realizing on profitable long accounts
kent the advance within A matter OF II
points compared with yesterdays closing
figures. The basis of the improvement
was the unfavorable weather conditions
in the cotton belt. combined with The gen.
eral favorable purport OF the English ca
bles. The cold wave was expected %
continue for several days. with the frost
lire already covering most OF the cotton
belt and snow reported in extensive dis
tricts. Trading still favored january.
March. May and August. Trading was
more generally in blocks than il has
been. and good parties were buying. being
encOU~a ged n do so by strong spot cot
ton advices from southern markets and
indications that exporters ard American
spinners were in keen competition for sup
plies Just before the close there was
sharp break under very active selling led
by houses with English and New Orleans
connections Our market was finally
steady al a neI advance OF 20 points.
4 conspicuous feature OF early specula-
ton was heavy covering in the January
delivery By a number OF leading bears
who had held out all through the mar
ket advance in the hope Of q reaction
This demand caused relative strength IN
THAI option.
New oYrk. Dee s-Cotton-Firm; mid
ding 3-15c.
New Orleans. December e.-Cotton-
Steady: middiuE. Size.
Galveston. Dec. 9.-COtton-Steady, SIC
Liverpool. Dec. s.-Cotton-Spot. good
business done; prices higher: American
uiddiing. SD Futures barely steady.
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HOG MARKET
Common Stuff Sold Weak,
Others Steady.
TOPS CLING TO $500
Light Supply With Demand
Strong for Hogs.

Yesterday was a light and generally
Hfeless day on the local hog market. The
receipts were light and though the de-
nand was as strong as ever. there were
hardly enough hogs in 10 make the trad
ing interesting. L was no lighter DAY
than Friday of last week, but the supply
was far insufficient to meet the demand
AS TO quotation, it may best be described
as steady on good hogs and generally
weak on common stuff, and the latter
grade abounded more than was agree
able The two top loads selling al $3.50
were good, that is, they were considera-
bly, better than anything else received
Ind on any market with any kind OF
trade would have been classed as very
fair hogs The balance of the offerings
however, were only just fair, with a
predominant sprinkling Of coarse stuff,
lights, and mixed stock. Everything at
the yards, however, was sold, and all ac-
cumulated stuff, as well as fresh stock
coming in through the day, was wiped
out and cleaned up with the pens empty
G. night Il was a cold and unfaVoraDIe
day for hog shipment from some quarters
from which this point draws hogs, ana
this had a good deal to do with the light
run no doubt. All the several interests
were on the ground and the buying ele-
ment ready to absorb any hogs offered,
and the possibility and hope Of more late
receipts which were reported as possible,
kept all hands at the yards until late
hour. showing the desire for hogs and the
readiness to buy. Good fat butcher hogs
are greatly wanted and a good stiff price
VIII be paid for them, as has been paid
every day for many weeks. Yesterday
there were not enough hogs in TO make
as big a killing at the local packing house
a. was desired, and this has been the
case for several days, and Will be so to-
day. Such prices as no other market Is
paying comparatively are daily being paid
Tor only habitat hogs, and better hogs
would Of course receive still better prices.
bold yesterday took in all the cars of hogs
offered and paying steady prices for them.
The wagon offerings were light and Of on
" ordinary quality. and the common
stuff sold weak. Other markets remained
about the same. but the local market OF
late is only partially. if at all. Influenced
by other points, since the wide variance
of the supply and the demand has made
stiff and firm conditions which are purely
local in effect.
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FLOUR TRUST is FORMING
nc Is Expected 60 DO Business With
$50 GOO. GOO Capital.

Cleveland. O.. Dec. Sin an interview
here today. Clement p. Stern. % the Al
lac -four mills OF Milwaukee. stated that
he expected that thu big -four cosntsnatioa
would De in operation shortly. The cOss'-
biu- viii have capitalization % 81
eo0oc0. A syndicate OF English and Amer
lean capitalists have been Negotiating
with the owners OF the mills looking -
the formation OF a trust Tor some time
mast, Mr.. stern said that the Atlas fiour
mills would be included in ne new organ
ization-
A c..blegram has juS: been received,
Is stated. from an agent Of the proposed
combine who has been in London for
some time past arranging the deal. whtch
saws that al negotiations VII! be closed
up within four weeks
II nour goes up" said Mr.. Stera. II
viii not be the combination that - the
caust % the advance. The combination
viii include practically ali the spring
wheat mills tn the country.
Daluth. MINI. Dec s--Leadi-s spirits
IN the local -four mills are IN the east. pre-
sumably 70 confer with Thomas Mcintyre.
promoter OF me -four trust. MAJOR Church.
OF The Imperial mill. LEI, here wednesday
and George Palmer. manager % the MIR
kora. left last evening for New York Man
ayers OF other mills are already In the
east The combination. x sftecied. VIII
take In the Imperial min. al Duluth. and
the Freeman Daisy Lstman. Anchor and
Minkato. a. West Superior. with an aggre-
gate capacity OF 1850 barrels daily.
The price agreed upon for The nils
named except the Afnksto. Is 81. 80 oo0.
The Minkat0 managers are holding cut
for 20 se0
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RETURN or TMMIGRANrs
Who Way by Misfortune BECOME Pau
prrtyed u Provided For.

Springfield. IL. Dec. s-Tr wines. see
Rotary ~ the state board o. charities. hss
received letter from the commissioner
general or immigration a. Washinsion.
stating that any alien Immigrants who
may become a public charge within ons
year from date o. landing In the t-ni'sa
states viii be returned % - country IA
Which shsy belong. a. thr erp~nse % fhs
immigrant sana ~ he United states SOW
eminent. This fund - lao,- % pay anv
public or charitable Institution hTsd
charges agreed upon FOR ths care % any
alien INN grant vho has fallen into cia-
tress within ore year from the tims %
landing sna become pubic CharEe from
accidert OF bodily silmsst. or disease Or
physical inability % earn a living -h.cs
IL likely 10 be Of q permanent character.
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s7lzc; No. s. s4dsslzc: No. hard. soi4c:
( No. 3, 60delizc; No. l northern spring. 63st
Ge51zc; No. 2. 6SdS4i1c; No. spring, eos.G
eSlzc.
Cash corn-No. 2, SIC; No. new. sOl.0
SIC; old, 3314c.
Cash oats-No. 2. 2sl. aes.sc; No. 3. so
a14c
81 .ol May. s1.es13
The weather west was very favorable
for the movement OF wheat 70 market.
but receipts, nevertheless. were not espe-
cially large either here or in the North
west Minneapolis and Duluth receipts
were So cars, compared with l3S last
week. and 62S year ago. Chicago re-
ceipts were 2S5 cars; oats. 20. Estimated
cars for tomorrow: Wheat, 10; corn. 40;
oats. 80.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Dec. s-Wheat-Receipts,
80 cars; steady; No. hard. s11.c; No :.
SolzasllLc; No. 3. S7de0lzc: No. 2 red. ssi.
ds7e; No. 3. SG55c; No. spring. Soaslc;
No. g. 55G5sc.
Corn-Steady: No. mixed. so13GAssc;
No. white, 30S4c
Oat@Slow; No. white, ITO
! Rye-Steady; No. . sc
| Hay-Steady: unchanged
! Butter-Steady; separator, &c; dairy. Is
Eggs-Steady; fresh. aec.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Dec. -Wheat-Receipts. 50
| cars. Futures strong. 4 70 sc higher;
I spot lower; No. red cash. 6S2.c bid; track
| 6Sls1seizc; December. 6ei4c; May, s17sGSsc;
July, 63s.c asked; No. hard cash, &c.
COrn-Futures steady 10 a shade lower;
spot steady; No. cash. S11.c bid; Decem-
Der. SIS Gs1c bid; May. 2isc asked
/ Oats-About steady for options; spot
lower: No . cash. &c bid: track. IKE;
December. &c bid; May. &c bid; No.
white 91rdSOc.
Rye-Nominal; sc.
Flaxseed-Higher; CSC.
Butter-Weak; creamery. 17G22ac; dairy
14a1ec.
Egg-Firm; lac.
Pork-Quiet; standard mess tooolng'
s.. 10.
I.ard-Iover: prime steam Hs5. Choice
500.
NEW YORK
wheat-Receipts, 315.4 exports. no.
! 80: spot steady; No. red, 14asc, T. o. D..
afoat Options opened weak with ca
bles, but soon responded 70 scare on
I December shorts and recovered Firm
ness was a feature all day, helped by big
/ clearances, fair export demand and small
northwest receipts, closed y toxic net
] Elgler, december, fu1s u &c S4oSr0 Vs.
March, Il 9-lsc; closed 731<c.
/ Corn-Receipts, Sd, $50; exports. 1ss-Es;
SPOT easier: No. >. 4oSs G+0lec. Z. o. b.
ahoat. Options opened easy under bear
/ ish cable news. rallied with wheat but
] fell of again on Disappointing export
trade and closed partly &c net lower; De
/ cember closer 3s7sc; May, 3sA.gS 1-l6ci
! closed 3Sa4c.
Oats-Receipts. 1900; exports, 24sO; spot
! dull: No .. 9Oa4c: No. white, inactive,
/ 307sc Options quiet.
! Butter-Receipts. 1855 packages; very
firm; western creamery. 14lzq3Oc; Elgins
2G1zc: factory. 12G1+i2c.
Egg+Receipts. 4245 packages: steady;
/ western, 25c: southern. 22Q24c.
LIVERPOOL.
| Liverpool. Dec. 9.-Wheat-Spot No. 2
red western winter, dull, IS gid No.
RED, northern spring. dull. IS I'D
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CORNER on WHEAT SCREENINGS
Threatens TO Divert Livestock Busf-
ness from ~ Paul

s.: Paul. MINI. Dec Several iargs
commission firms acting VITA prominent
Twin city millers. have secured corner
on wh-at screenings and control al %
this product In the northwest. They Navs
already raised the pric. per ton from IS
TO $50. making - fmpr1cticahle for west
eru ranchers 20 send their sheep 20 50.
Paul % De Jed during me winter month";.
over 100 90 sheep have been diverted tais
month 20 the corn belt Ia Iowa and Ne
branka instead Of being sent here fer
their winter feeding. The cattle men an
nounce that - tsic screening corner con-
tnues urtu next summer they viii snip
all ~ their live stock past 50. Paul and
feed than on corn meal instead az screen
ings. as they find Il much moro profitahis
p the price ngw being asked FOR Mime
spous screenings. This feeding business
mas been buu, up n tho last hair dozen
years until now 40 10 sheep are wintered
in ms vicinity. Tho railroad men az
wei as - stock yards people are up IN
arms against ths screening combination.
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viii be given and. whenever praciicaols
= member OF the station STAN VII attend
the institutes President Morrow viii co
glad to correspond with any parties IN
tereSted-
Oae years experience with sheep ~
the station has been very satisfactory A
pedigreed Shropshire ram and Two ewes
have recently been purchased
TIE rainfall FOR 1Ses as measured &C
the experiment station. up to November
=, was Sss4 inches
COLLEGE EXTENSION
The Agricultural college has taken up
college Extension Work Offering
courses OF lectures. three IN each course.
o nscientific. industrial. historical OF H.
erary subjects 20 be gwen in such CON-
nuni;ies as can be conveniently reached
No charge Is made except he actual ex-
pe-se Of the lecturer.
TIE building for the engineering de-
pa-tment OF the Agricultural and Mechan-
icai college at Saltwater. was not con-
pleted AZ TIE tine agreed upon. ou; -
positively promised 20 be IA readiness b
Opening OF the winter term
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Dec. S-Gcod sales az print
cloths were reported today and prices
advanced 1-Isc. 20 basis Of 3-i.c foT
regular es-inCh s4-square k0ods Mer-i-
mac and Luzon silks. fancy prints. sd-
vauced &c per yard. The tone u the
cotton goods market was very firm and
the situation healthy. A good general
demand Was reported FOR both staple and
fancy cotton goods Brown and o.eached
cot-ons We're Wei controlled BY sellers.
ticks and otheT coarse col0red goods in
proving. Prints and Einghzns sod Wei
and firm. and advances n prices are no.
improbable WooIen goods are n steady
request and the tone Of tie market was
--0-a s,ar TS.r-