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Fresh Meat Oobbing)-cow beef.
Sc per 10. steer beef. sac per 10.
mutton, wether, DC per Id. pork. 7isc
per ID. veal. large. Sc per 10. small.
loo.
Provisions Oobhlng)-iIams. large,
i0ikc; hams. small. lie: breakfast
bacon. liAoi dry aalted sides. 7Ac.
Rex. SIC.
Lard Oobblng)-IIome-made.p erlb,
7Hc: White star. &c; Coin Special.
sAc. lard. compound. tlorcos. eye.
Fresh Fish Oohb.nR)-IInllhut. gti
mon, Sd9c; salmon trout. i2ihc.
Founders. 3di; soles. &c: rock cod, &c
trout. 121s6l5c; shrimpH, 10c; Hhad.
Ga7e: smelt, 4a5e; Columbia river
Ga7e. smclt. fG5; herring. sQic; tom
cod. &c; oysters, Olympia, $3.50 per
sack. $3.50 per gallon. clans, $3.50
per sack Dungeneas crabs. live. ITO,
cooked, Si.20.
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Vegetables.

Potatoes Oobbing) - White River
Burbanks. $1,000: Island Early Rose
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ron BUSINESS or PLEASURE
isuy clipper Bicycles. For exercise
buy others. +. NJ. Spinning. agent.
f022 Second avenue.
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tgs@io. Island white. ss5GFs. YAK
Inns and oregon. $40. new potntGca.
Sc per 10. native silver skin
onions. 81 per TOM oregon
ana Yakima silver skin. fancy.
t2bQ80 por ton. heets ti25 per sack
carrots Gsmljo par sack. rutnbaEau.
doc per sack. turnipn. ebe per
sack. cabbage, 2ite. pnrHnlps. a0c4ti
per sack. caulliowcr. 90cmtl per
dozen. green peas. &C.. hrtlehokrs.
60e por dozen. garlic. De-. celery.
California asparagus. b9Go per lbs
Wailn Wailn asparagus. i0c per ~.
rhlbarb. 8qtho per 10. tomatoes.
t2.2s per case.
fruits.
Green Fruit 0obbinn) Oranges.
Seeding. s2ff2 70. nnvcia. G27sWti
lemana. - 5oa7 90 apples. fancy SIZE
ff250 per boy. cooking apples. 81
per box; bananas. 1870 per
bunch: California black ngs. 20-ib
boxes. $50. cartoons, ti2a. smyrna
mss. Zoo per 10. new dates. nc.
sweet apple cider. 800 per gal. med
sweets. I22s03. strawberrics. g a
crate. California cherries. $50 "A box.
lumber and Building Material
Logs-superior quality. per NJ. No.
1 mr.. 1901. merchandise nr. $500
b7s. No. cedar. f607. common. per
NJ. I5.50as. spruce logs. 500. cedar
nhlngie bolts. 1z.g5d2eo.
Fir Lufubcr-itough. q. thick nm
ish. surfaced. one or two aides. ,. 10
ana ~ Inches wide. $1,000 iength
~ 20 10 feet. special lengths. Goo per
~ extra. ahe-inch finish. ii34is. all
vertical grain. - per NJ extra.
Flooring. dressed and matched. ava
n. stock boards. t-inch, t3Uis. 10
Inch. 80 504Is: i2-inoh. tls8is. Fene-
Ing. No. Z or C-inch finish. 80. No. ?.
81. V or channel rustic or drop Hid-
Ing. weight 1000 lbs. iii0t Fir tim
Der tolSts and senntiinRs. rough.
tst0Iie. + y / T.. is504is. s Z 3.
iiiQtL Lon boards. i2-inch and up.
SIS.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber --
Rough. tkWa. bcvei siding. weight 700
ibn. tifIisa %. ceiling. weights Nos. 1.
and g. = inch. 1900 lbs. Nos. 1. 2.
and J. s-ineh 100 lbs. tiaug7. WhiDs-
e0ting. sieuli, rustic. tz5Qzs "a
shingles. us: standard shingles
tI.t9. i-ineh anlah. II. Il and ie feet.
szb41t. thick finiHh. fzs4gG. cedar
squares. 7. :. aud 10 feet. azf03o:
picketa. fi2.
KUN. dried. 81 In advance OF green
DrHyaEe. Zoe.
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90 be In the ore 800 feet west af the
proneut shaft Work has been rr-
numed ON the uolarn Chariot and
Golden Chest clalms
The Fun Moon mine at Newport
"a said To be producing rich ore.
The only min IN the Slate creek
camn Ia okanRKon b. on the Noun.
tain Goat, a mine owned in Seattle.
II has five stamps aud It's capacity
- 20 be- at once increased. II has
been worked steadily since the sumo
mcr 81 1897. The tunnel il about 400
fcet Ia on the vuin at a drnth Of
about 300 feet, The vein IL tive feet
wide between as nnc wall as one
could wish to see. An average aa-
say showed values OF $50 per ton
aud arr viii not run much less than
that throughout the vein as far as
opened, Dawn the hin $50 feet bo.
low, they have found Il on the same
width and carrying FRYE gold.
News received from Loomls says;
On the Palmer Mountain Gold
Mining and Tunnel company'e pro-
perty the length ot the tunnel Is
1871 feet. Eleven veins have been
cut al laheWing free gold ore. The
present depth obtained Il poo feet.
The Golden Zone, on Mount Chapac-
ca has 90. 0no tons Of orr blocked out
IN four tunnels naw being connected
BY raise. a concentration II being
Installed The total length az the
tunnels is snoo feet aud the depth
gained Is 1909 feet on tho Roanoke
Eroup 400 feet of tunnel has been
run on the ledgc. all la copper and
sold ore. 'fhc depth gained Is 500
feet ON the @ :. group $50 feet ot
tunnel has been run and the depth
gained " Goo feet. II carflca most
~ copper ore with good gold values,
The company rceeuu yremplrtcd a
new bunk and meas house.
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Nay. Grain and Feed.

Hay OobbinEl - Puget Sound, per
ton. x1uo. Eastern Washington tim
othy. Sig1ll. alfalfa. $40.
oats Oobbins)-Per ton. SIS.
Barley Rolled. s27.
Whole. So GO: cracked. $40;
feed meal. per ton. s23.
Feed wheat, f2i; oil cake meal,
s25: middlinEs. s2lQ23. bran. tif,
shorts. SIS. chopped feed. s2oa22.
dairy chopped feed. SIC. seed oats.
sa0qa2.
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Johbing ouosstions.

The iobbinE quotations today were
as foliowss
Sugar uobbInK1-Gaiien c. In bbis.
tt.es extra g. In bbls. shc. powdered.
sc. dry graduated. tAe. cube. bS.e
beet. 81 spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. UsbhinEl--Pafent Er-
reliehi. ssss. Novelty A. t,oo. Star
lhaknra't. t1fs. California brands.
aIe. corn meal. yellow. si.so per 100
lbs IN ie-ib sacks. corn meal. white.
us per leo lbs In io-ib sacks buck.
wheat -four. pure. a. 20 per % lbs In
p-tb sacks. cracked wheat. fzas per
100 Tbs Ia io-ih sacks. farius. q s
per 100 lbs In io-ib sacks; fafina. q
per TOO lbs In BIB sacks. Hteci-eut cat
meal. o. 20 per 100 lbs in io-ib sacks.
graham Hour. IT'S per loo lbs tn i0-lh
sacks. whole wheat -four. ti4ss per
100 Ihs ia io-ih sacks. rye meal. 2.io
per 100 ibs In it=ib sacks. rye -four.
q = per 100 lbs In i0-Ib sacks. split
peas. ioosih naekH. g. %. pplit peas.
- per loo lbs IN 2s-ib boxes. pearl
barley. ttzs per 100 lbs in sacks.
wheat fiakra. 7s-lb boxes. i2ie.
WHEAT fakes. asa per case of 20 .-ib
pkEa. fancy rolled oats. fzss per
bale. in 8-lb sacks. corn meal. yellow.
g. % per Dbl N s0-ib nacka. corn
meal white. 8 % per Dbl In Bo-lb
Jacks. euekwheat -four. pure. 81 20
Per bhi tn So.lb sacks. cracked
wheat. 80 per bbl in to-ib sacks; steel
cut cat meal. - - per Dbl in to-lh
sacks. graham -four. % per bhi In
s0-ib sacks. whole wheat -four. 81 per
Dbl In bo-ib sacks. rye meal. 1915 per
bbi in ie-ib sacks. rye -four. 81 per
hhi. fancy rolled cats. $50 lbs net bhls.
f5.ts. fancy rolled oats. s0-ib sacks.
1850. fancy rolled oats. per case.
gz5s.
Coffee Uobbinr)--Grren - Mocha.
per 10. 2aasic. Java. per 10. 2ta7se.
Costa Rica. choice. per 10. isdisc
Observation-Disclosures. In ioo-ib cases
per ewt.. tii.7s. eo-ib eases. per cwt.
MS. as-lb cases. per ewt. sii s..
Java. 5o-ib tins. per 10. Csc: sack. see:
Alden Mocha. s7hc: carAcola. acc:
Guatemala. gle. ground coffee. Is0
soe. Lion. zoos. tii-Ts. 6ss. ,ii.s5. &c.
Mss.
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Nuts.

wainut-. per ID. sacks. i2diic:
Eastern black walnuts. foc. peeans,
i2Ql3o. nIberts. Ice; almonds, fancy,
soft she'll. is920o. almonds. No. 2.
isQi7c: peanuts. Gaze: pine. ise;
hickory. Toe: cocoanuts. per dozen.
75c. popcnrn. &c nor ID.
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Butter. Choose. Eggs and pouI,r,

Butter Ranch i0li,c: fancy
dairy. In squares. isGiTe. Washing
ton creanerlcs, lib prints. 1890.
Eastern. Iowa and ElRin. 10000.
Cheese gobblnED -- Native wash
inEton. ias9itc. Eastern, i2hQ
Ia4e: California, itc.
EREs Johbing) -- Strictly frrnh
ranch. iTtsaisc,
Comb honey - California. nun
isc. strained. &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. Isaisc:
live chickens. l5e. live turkeys. 4q
i5c. dressed geese. i94isc: dressed
turkeys. iegITc.
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BEARDED
WOMEN.

Designing mss, through ailufing and Gun.
ningly wofdrd advertisements, constantly
endeasoT 10 work upon the feelings Of sick
and ailinF women BY inviting them "towiite
70 q "opsdn VI and secure nODlgH'f sym.
patty" II IL well TO remember that the
best sympathy sto be had at home and not
nom strangers, perhaps hundreds OF miles
distant The object Of the sick Is TO get we'll,
and however precious sympathy may be, II
never yet cured a seriously afflicted woman.
While the sympathy Of your millineT OF
dfcasmnkef might be appfccla and DO
just as beneficial, II not niofc 40 than sym.
pathy nom a stranger, yet u can not effect
your cure N you are an ailinR woman.
II - loudly proclaimed through the press
that "a woman can best understand a
woman's ailments, aud on this ground sick
women are invited 10 "wfiic 10 a woman /"
aud get the benefit Of a woman's advice.
The sort Of understanding Of her ailmenisn
wanted by sick woman " a trained medi.
cal understanding. II q woman has this
trained medical knowledge she understands
woman's ailments not as roman, hut rs q
phlnefdH. II she Is not doctor she cannot
understand the ailments at all, and cannot
treat them successfully. because she lacks
the necessary training
As faf a. known, there IL no regularly
qualified woman physician connected with
any proprietary medicine especially dc.
signed for wotnen--no one, therefore quail.
heu Wy leAuihf anu tAIttitftc, 10 hdkihc
on questions Of disease and its cure
Ills certain that there 10 no one, man or
woman, connected with any put up"
medicine for women, excepting only DR..
Piefce's Pavofite Prescription, who, like
DR.. Pierce, Is a regular graduated aud quail.
fed physician, and who has. like him, de.
voted more than thirty years 10 the special
study aud treatment OF diseases OF women.
For more than thirty Yeas Or, X. v.
Pierce, a regularly graduated doctor, has
been chief consulting physician OF the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, OF
Buffalo ~ Y. on his staff are nearly a
score Of regularly graduated, experienced,
skilled Physicians, each OF whom Is a spec
ialist In his chosen class OF diseases. Ev.
cry letter addressed TO Dr. Pierce as above,
has prompt, conscientious attention, Is re-
gafdcd a. saefediy confidential and Is an
swered In plain envelope "a your private
adairs ate kept safe from prying eyes.
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nGnELs WORK mARp.
Are busy Throwing ~ Trenches In Ante
ipation Of American Advance.

Manila. March s.-The civil mem
bcrH OF the United States Philippine
commission. who arrived here on Sat
urdny afternoon from Hong Kong on
the United Statse cruiser baltimore.
landed today and are now Installed In
quarters especially provided Tor them
on the Malatc water front.
While awaiting the arrival OF Col.
Charles DENLY. formerly United States
minister to China, the other civil mom-
Der Of the commission. they VIII de-
vote their time to Sightseeing and get
ting familiar with local conditions. I'm
III Col. DENLY arrives the commission
win be incomplete and can do moth
The troops which arrived on Sat.
uftlay on the United States transport
Senator. and those that arrived yes
tsrdny on the transport ohio. are
,lycmbnrl<lng and all the preparations
are being made TO proceed with nm ng-
grcssive campaign before the wet sea-
ron sets In.
lean advance. are busy throwing up
dcfenscs In every direction and II IE
reported that they are lcvying mon
and supplies In every province. ~ n
result great dissatisfaction prevails
among the tribes ordinarily unfrlcndly
to the Tngalogs. particularly among
the t'locnnos. who assert their desire
10 nsyist In conuucring the Tagalogs
" furnished with arms.
The following order has been is1ued
regarding the movements OF trans
ports The Arizona viii sail for San
rrancisco Via Hong KONG with all the
sick on March 9Th. the Newport via
Nagnaaii Japan. with NIL the return
lux officers aud their wives. on March
10th. the scandia. via NaEnraki
with discharged soldiers. on March
iith. aud the Morgan city. via Ma.
gnraki, on March 18th.
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on THE DEATH ROLL.

winnipeg. March 1.-THE Rev. John
Mark King, principal OF the Manitoba
Presbyterian college for Is years, and
author Of numerous works, IN dead OF
pneumonia. eyed 20.
Judge Ambrose a. nnnrney. former
Congressman ~ the Third Massachu-
arttH district and member ~ the law
firm Of Rnnncy a CLARK. IL dead, aged
Il ycaru. lie served nH u member Of the
9Th. iSth ana isth Congresses.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Juttlln, aged 90. dnugh-
Ter of Rev. n. u. Juttlin. a prominent
minister uf FAN River. Mass, died sud
denly on Missouri Pacific Iron Noun
tain train today while On route 60 r.
Louis from California. whore she had
gone for her health. Consumption was
the cause Of her death Miss Iutilin
recently graduated from NaHsar with
high honorH. Mrs Juttlin and her son
VIII accompany the remains east to-
night,
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How Is Your Grip

Not getting along as well ~ you
expected? That II the way grin acts
when IL II not taken Ia hand and
driven out Of the system at once.
The polsons left by tho grip germn
keep right ON destroying the vitality
and undermining the health. You
lose yodr appetite Tor food and what
little you eat seems TO do no good.
Your nerves are uns,rung, you become
weak and exhausted and finally you
are overpowered by some chronic dis
order which takes you to an untimely
grave.
Why should you let the grip run un-
III Il gets such q hold ON you when
n fow bottles Of Or. Miles Nervine
would fix you up all rightg II Is tho
greatest nerve medicine ana health
rcstoror ever known and thousands Of
Ups victims are finding In It a safe
and sure means OF regalning lost
strength aud vitality.
II found myself with a very weak
stomaeh. and every time tried TO eat
1 would become nauseated. sometimes
belching wind and frequently finding
relief only after vomiting My nerves
became affected ana was almost
blind for several months. Finally I
began using Or. Miles Ncrvine; and
when 1 had used ono bottle was
grcntly improved, After taking two
more bottles my stomach trouble was
entirely gone ana have had no re-
turn OF the symptoms In over three
years MRS l.. l.. WINTERS,
Gwynnovllle. Ind.
A trial package OF pr' Miles favor
tie treatment for the grip, consisting
of DIR. Miles Nervino Or. Miles Anti
pain pills and Or. Miles Nerve and
Liver PMS. win be- sent absolutely
free OF cost to any person sending
name and address On a postal card,
requesting the sample, and mentions
ing the name Of this paper Address,
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind.
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Molinsu, to he TRIED Tomorrow.

New York. March d-iioland II.
MollncauN will be nrraigncd before Re-
cordcr dpff In the court of general Hca-
s,ona tomorrow 10 plead TO the indict-
mcnt FOR murder In the iirst degree In
poisoning Mrs. Katherine j. Adams
Ills trial viii be- sometime next fail.
The proceedings IN court tomorrow are
expected TO he brief. The Indictment
will be attacked and tho mcthodn Of
the coroner ana district attorney de-
nounccd by Counsel Weeks. Moii-
nenux's trial promises 60 be the most
memorable In some respects ever held
In this country. The value OF the tcrti.
mony OF the handwriting experts viii
be brought out more prominently than
ever before,
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GROWTH OF THE
CUBAN APPETITE.
Residents Of Island Exhibit Amor
NAL COnsumptive Proclivities.
DEMANDS FOR FOODDOUBLED
uany Impostcrs are ecd by the Amer
lean Authorities aud Rauons sc-
cured by False Prctcn.c..

Havana. March e-For the month Of
March the various provinces. except
Ing the province OF Santiago. have
made regulations FOR two million ra.
lions. Thus. Instead OF diminishing. the
rcqulsition has doubled since that OF
Jan. l. This n due partly to the fact
that the Cubans use every possible op-
portunity OF getting rations under false
prctcnaea. and partly to the fact that
the American distributors arr unable
To discriminate properly between inn
rpatctu nrnd the really ncccasitoua. The
rcquisi,ion FOR the province ~ Havana
for March ~ $4,000 rntions Major
General Ludlow has given the strictcst
order that the distributors IN Havana
shall. aH far as possible. give only to
persons really ~. utterly unable to
work. or Of advanced age. and that mp.
plicants who are proven guilty Of mis-
rcprsontinE their condition shall be So
N,rely punished.
Tho supply ship Comai. with mill
Hon ratiunH, viii proceed 10 Mntanzan
AMI Nieyitna 10 unload them.
The cuban military assembly held a
third secret session this afternoon. a
guard being placed around the house
whcl" the meeting was held. and the
public huinH vigorously excluded from
the precincts The assumption ~ that
the mysterious 81. OO0.O 0l proposal faith
cred by senior Fares ~ utill under dis
CufHiun.
General Maximo Gomez Ignores the
assembly. With the disarmlng ~ the
army the anrtinhly'H functions viii dis
appear II ~ rumorcd today that the
members nto considering an early dis
Holutiou.
Al trccnhrmcd report N In clrcuia-
ton Of riotouH disturbances by Cuhana
~ Puerto Principe.
La Discussion publishes an alleged
Interview with Major General Wilson,
military governor u Matanzas. which
represents him nH saying To- the Cuban
general. Pedro Betnncuuft. that he cx-
poets To leave cuba soon. and that
therefore. the work Of appointing now
civil administrators Tor the province
must be hnHtencd.
Jose Maria Come has been appoint-
ed civil governor of Santa clara.
Major General Lee will have n review
of the seventh army corps ON Wcdncs.
day. In honor ~ Admiral Sampson and
other naval officers There are now
Eixty-cight cases ~ typhoid fever In the
corps. an Increase % seven since the
last official report
AZ . o'clock this afternoon IN. tenn
pcraturc was II degrees Fahrenheit
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usrMrLoYnD ~ HAVANA,
santiago Crliici.es the Action OF the Gu
han Omriai- In the Capital.

Santiago de cuba, March e.--Today
orders were received from Havana d.
recting the payment of provincial oili-
ciais hut these orders do not affect the
200 lah0rers put out Of work, nor meet
the fact that the public works already
Initiated are suffering seriously from
lack ~ prosecution.
civil Governor Demetrius Castillo nv
n precautiOn against possible disturb
ance, has sent word 20 tho working
Bangs that they should stay where they
ara for the precent as, IN all PROBABLE
ity, they will have orders TO return To
work In the course OF twp ~ three
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DAYS. lie further explains that the de-
law was merely the result o. rcd tape
i'm the relations between Santiago and
Havana, asserting that Major '.crcmi
Wood. the military governor, thinks u
quite probable that his estimate may
be accepted by. cable.
Thus fur there have been no public
meetings ON the Eublect, nut at the
clubs and cafes the United States au-
thoritics at Havana are vcfs sharply
criticized for course which. Justly or
unjustly. is regarded herr as a most
lniudlcious differentiation against the
best interests OF the prOvince.
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Pre-, Of The santa 10 Resigns.

Pueblo, Colo. March CIT In UNDER
stood that j. J. Frey, general manager
10 take effect March 10, at which time
he will assume the presidency OF the
Kansas city, Plttsburg q Gulf road. IL
IL rumored that Supt. chas. Dyer will
he renernl manager upon Mr.. Frey'a
retirement. Mr.. Dyer II not In the city
nj prcsent and could not be seen with
reference TO the report which " given
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Indian AErnl. AppoInted.

Washington. March 1.-THE President
made the following appointments to-
day. tntorior-'ro be nnHlHtuut director
Of the census, Frederick II. Wincn OF
Illinois.
10 be- agent FOR the Indlnns-Chnrlca
y. McNlchola of Arizona az the Colorado
River agency Ia Arizona: George W.
Hnzictt 90 Iowa. at the Navajo ngcncy
Ia New Mexico: Fred ~, SpriFra Of
New York. at the Nevada agency IA
zonn.
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Prince OF wais.' Sou to commend.

UniIfnx. n. R..Mnrch G.-Lcttors from
Portsmouth Eng. 10 naval people here
aay ID II Understood that the Duke OF
York win not be- given command Inn
medintely after his promotion, but that
he viii wait until March !. 1900. when
the flagship Royal Arthurs time Is NJ
ON tho Australian station. Then he
viii hoist his nag on the Nesnel an
coinmander-in-chie OF we hinuon'
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uunsyilie. Ala. March b,-The Third
battalion ~ the sixteenth Infantry. nA
il was boarding the train for Fort
Leavenworth, kan, today, Nnh ordered
10 san Francisco 20 take transport for
Manila. The battalion postponed it's
departure until tomorrow.
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Beautiful NeCkWear.

The most artistic shapes and styles
OF fashions latest fads In Fancy searfa.
Fronts, Stock Collars, Bows. etc. Tor
Ladies' Nockwcar Just received aud
offered this week at prices never before
marked ON new and styl!sh goods thus
early In the season.
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New York. March s.-Therc were
eighteen ocean steamers In quarantine
this morning of which seven had ar
rived during the night and the others
had come In with the sunrise. Among
them were several overdue steamers.
Those whose long Voyages had begun
to cause the most anxiety were the
british steamer Aigon from IIamburg.
Via Sunderland which had been out
twcnty-clsht DAYS from the latter port;
the steamers Hero from Hamburg and
Lnngbnnk from Calcutta, both OF which
had called az ~. Michaels. Azores, and
left there at the same time fifteen days
uuu.
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$3.50
New Spring All-over Laces! New Spring
Fancy Nesting! New Spring Drapery Nets!

The most exquisite lace ever shown
In this city Just received, Offering tho
newest and prcttlcst styles In enbrold-
cred. fluted ana lace effects Cor dress
fronts ana coverings. our low prices on
these high grade novelties are reyvla-
ton 10 the trade.
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now scattered along the Atlantic coast
and a number OF points. The date Of
departure has not yet been fixed. but
they are expected to be at Manila.
May rs.