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heart yearn.d towards him passion.
ately. Her accepted lover had a hard
time Of 1t that day. The guests re-
marked TO one another that. IL Mar
tineau was sweet" on his cousin. he
put very good face on H.: for he talk
ed with quiet ease to her. did not avoid
her In the least. and offered his con-
gratulations without any evidence Of
"repressed emotion"
Some three days after this. Vaidane
saw a paragraph in the papers which
took him back 10 London AT once. A
week later Marguerite received the fol.
lowing letter:
Dear Miss Lilbourn~ i have to an
nounee to you that your uncle. Mr..
Daniel Brandon. died suddenly of apo
plexy in Paris last week. There Is no
will. and. by the nature OF the entail.
all his landed estates and house prop
erty revert TO you. as the only living
blood relation. His affairs, am sorry
10 say. are in srea, disorder. and quite
half your fortune has been sambled
away on the stock exchange. There
will be. ! hope. between six and seven
hundred a year for you. when all
claims are settled. ! have seen his
solicitors. and can easily. prove your
identity. as cath!e recognized you at
once that day you tainted n; High Lees
and We have Mrs Aciand as well to
trus; TO. His soor young wife takes
the personality. but l. am afraid there
will be next 10 nothing for her: no
doubt your generosity will suKxes, 1,
TO you 20 make some slIgh; provision
for her. Mr., BrandoHs solicitor will
call upon you tomorrow. as I Imagine
that u VIII not be pleasant for you TO
see me. The money which I owe you
has been placed to your account a,
the bank. am afraid that the an
nulllns Of the marriage will be n more
lengthy business: but II shall DO done
! promise you. AZ soon as possible.
The one thins now lcf, for me TO wish
for Ia that. after 80 many years OF
sorrow. happiness may come to you
In nnstinicd measure. SO that iu years
to come you may look back upon me
and the injury ! did you as nothing
but the nightmare which you said Il
seemed the iirst day you came to sec
me In Lance Lane. l shall so abroad
when al! this Is settled. and shall try
TO cross your path no more. can
never forge; your noble forSivencss-
the one comfort ! shall carry with me
through my lonely life. With decpss:
respect am mos; entirely yours.
"Va!dnnc Mar:incau."
Some days afterwards he received a
note from Mary S,ciiing. inciosing a
slip Of paper. the words on which were
written In pencil:
Dear S!r-l send you a line from
Miss Lilbournc. who Is no; we'll enough
to attend to business at all Just now.
She has had low nervous fever: my
father thinks 1t Is because she refused
to leave London this autumn. Now
that money Is no object We hope to
take her to the Riviera for the winter.
Thanking you for all the trouble you
have taken on her behalf. am. yours
faithfully. Mary Stciling.''
The slip OF paper incloscd. which
Valdane carried revcrently to his lips
before opening. contained only a few
words:
Il am not Mt all well-I cannot at
tend to anything. Kindly leave the
question OF the marriage until you
have heard again from
Marguerite"
Ito be continued.)
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Women
Would Sure-
y" Mrs.
Ph,khqm'S
M00Xcino If
They Only
Knew, Says
Mrs. King

and received benefit from it ut once.
have taken it ever since and now
have no baclsache, no pain in my
side and my stomach and bowels nre
perfectly we'll. lean honestly say that
there is nothing like 1t. If could only
tell every woman how much good your
medicine has done me. they would
surely tryit."-MARruAM NJ. KING, NoETu
ATrLE3oEo, Mass.
The way women triflc with health
shows n degree of Indifference that is
misunderstanding Happiness and use
fulncss depend on physical health: so
does n good disposition. Disease mai:cs
women nervous, irritable aud snap
pish. The very cffor. of ailing women
to be good-naturcd makes them ncT-
vous. Write to Mrs. Pinllhain, she will
help you to health md happiness.
ltcosts nothing togct Mrs. Pinltham's
advice. Her address is Lynn. Mass.
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500 Reward Wioo,

7l1c readers Of this paper will b. pleased 20
learn that ihrEr u n: srlsi one dreaded disease
that science has bsrn able To euro In all Its
stages. and that Is Iatarrh Halls CatarFh
CGrn Is the onlS positive egrv now knoun TO tho
medical fraternity. Cai1TTh brtnF . eons;lia-
toual disease, rrsluirvs n constitutional trrat-
rsrnt Halls CstarTh Curu j. takrn Internally.
aetirr directly uppa the blood aud tiurous sur
face. OF the system. thereby destroying. IN,
foundation o. the disease. ni ElNins tho patient
siErngih by building up the conSiIigtiaa and
assisting nature In doing lts work Tho pro-
pririnrs have much faith Ia is curative
power. ;ha, they orrr One Hundred Doliars for
any case tha, 10 falls 10 euf& Srni for list os
Testimonials.
AddrrSs =. J. CHENEY s CO. Toledo. O
sold By druggists sc.
3 Halls Family pills arc tho best
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Now. fertilizer nitrogen costs about
10 cents pound. and fertilizer potaEh
and phosphoric acid about cents q
pound each. when they are finally In
the soil. A little paper and pencil
work shows that II the fertilizer in
crops must be bought. many crops
could be grown only ut n loss. Farm
crs must have noticed that fertilizer
manufacturers In making up their
goods do not follow the proportions
needed by the plant rs shown N the
above table. In the iirst place the
nitrogen In commercial fertilizers is
always low. and properly so. Good
farming means that the greater par;
of the nitrogen needed by crops. mus;
be supplied by legumc crops. which
have the property OF taking nitrogen
from the atmosphere.
The main object In crop rotation Is
this nitrogen conservation by in;roduc-
Ing clover. or other lcEumc crops. into
the crop rotation rs often M the re-
qu!rcmcnt OF fertilizer nitrogen de-
mands. In the above table. the las;
two crops are legumes. Notice how
rich they are In nitrogen compared
with potash or phosphoric acid. Ptac-
tically all OF this nitrogen the crop
will make for itself. but OF course the
potash and phosphoric acid must be ap
are commonly forage crops. and are
returned to the soil In the shape OF
farmyard manure. or green manure.
In this way the nitrogen assimilatcd
by them finds its way back to the land.
where It is used by general crops unit!
exhausted. when the legume crop
should again appear in the rotation.
Not only the legume crop harvested
contains valuable fertilizer nitrogen
but the roots and stubbic also con
tain n large quantity.
Note particularly that fertilizer nj
trogen is left out OF fertilizers because
1t Ia obtaiped on the farm through
legumc crops: but II is important to
keep in mind at the same time. that
neither fertilizer potash nor phosphor-
ic acid can thus be obtained. Both
must be applied as wanted for any and
all crops. in the shape OF fertilizer OF
some kind. There is no potash nor
phosphoric acid in the air. nor any
class OF plants which has the prop
erty OF making" them in any form
whatever: they must be applied as
fertilizer. or the crop will, file its COM
plant at harvest time. The propor-
tions most advisable in using potash
and phosphoric acid are very natural
ly those shown by the natural selection
of the plant itself in its chemical anal
ysis; hut. as the phosphoric acid is
very apt to take unavailable forms In
the soil. 1t should be used literally.
Do not let this point succeed in enab-
ling the fertilizer man to palm OF an
almost plain acid phosphate. as fer
tilizer. AS the table given above
shows, potash is important in the
crop itself. and consequently is equal
ly important in the fertilizer.
II. GARwOOD.
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CHAPTER XVI.-fcon,Inued.)

CHAPTER XvI.-tcontInued.)
Marguerite. my darling. my saint
say you forgive me! Think what !
feel this moment. We are partIng-you
and !. And that means death. Won't
you forgive me7"
Yes. WIZ forgive you" she re-
turned ,remblinsiy. Heaven forbid !
should be hard-hearted to you. In
deed-Indeed ! forgive
"Then." he said. give me your
hand"
She save It and he pressed {, TO his
lips.
"Good-by. beloved" he said. touching
u with as tender a reverence as II Il,
had been the hand OF the dead. Bet
he fingered TO ask her the question
are you going back to London7"
Yes"
You have hired a ny to take you to
the sta,Ion:"
No"
You can never walk H."
II must try ST
He went close TO her.
You mus, lc, me help you"
NO! oh. no.'
Then shall no, believe that I am
forgiven. Let me take you to the vii
!ase. know where TO get iiy there,
and ! Will see you cafe Into the train.
You eanno, deny me that: you will no,
be unforsiyins? swear I will not
speak word to vcx you: bu, oh. my
own love. let me do this for you. Don;
drive me mad"
YES" she answered. you may take
me. IL feel very strange and weak.
DOM think ! could walk. VIII you
please take care OF ms?"
shc took few s,ses forward. bu, the
effort to move made her turn deadly
yalc. Sisc had been through too much
tina; day.
vaidanc saw the change in her face.
and dar;cd forward. Tho next mo-
ment she was lying senscicss In his
arms.
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, mig Mail Tsaia.

York. Nov. o3.-Last night the
and Oriental mail train OF -ihe
lork Central railroad. leaving
III nt 9:i5. was composed OF ten
kd,Sl 10 their utmost capacity
Sss and letters and newspapers
NsIatlc countries. Hawaii, Aus
kld the Philippine islands. and IL
% additional cars NJ Buffalo.
|, and Omaha. 10 that by the
nachsS San Francisco IL vii.
h less than thirteen or fourteen
n carry the heaviest tonnage OF
b, was ever hauled by n locomo-
|hIs train Will make the fastest
F-r made by "a regular train
the continent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-30

Baltimore and Ohio lines ives;
Dhlo River present very busy
kncc these days. as there is
a ten mile stretch without n
%. \ construction sang a, work.
are still a few OF the 81 bridges
bed last January to be erected.
host all OF the 10000 tons OF sS
tails have been laid. Al several
sldInEs OF 100 car capacity are
constructed. and between New
y ChIraAo Junction thousands OF
b. workln. on extensive grade
|onS Between Chicago Junction
(,caso nearly n score OF passing
are bcin. constructed with n
y a double track some time In
Iiture. They are to be long
10 most cases to hold three 80
tins.
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MssSeA
I, Ian. 23, q special veGt1.

lssday, Jan. e3. q special vssti.
Lin OF Pullman palace cars.
|ment. drawing-room. library.
kIon and dining cars will start
kieago, going to the City OF
land TO other prominent cities
republic and back to Chicago
ma king the tour OF all
complete. The party will be
limited and absolutely first
tickets include all expenses
Iere. The tour is under the
h escort and direction OF Mr..
Eampbell. general manager OF
.nerican Tourist Association.
lbs, books Of the tour. tickets.
M on agents OF the Chicago.
|kee & 81. Paul Ity.
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I.hanis Winter Carnival

The Santa Fs Route will sell tickets to
Phoenix. Arizona and return On IJec- LIST
ana End, with limit Of thirty days, a. EaIs
OF one fare IiIs $50 for round trip This
gives all a spieudii Opportunity Ia a-sLAiI
the Carnival which wiii be held Dec. 9Th
20 sth. Hg very low nate.
Full paTlleuiuTs and descriptive matter
rau b. obtained by addTrzilrs
J. 4. HALL.
General Agent, Santa Fe Ftouir,
Denver. Colo,
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Some are predicting shortage in
the butter supply in the near future.
but we doubt this. The increased
price at which butter is selling will
stimulate butter production. Besides.
there is n very large amount laid away
in the cold storage houses Of the great
cities.
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Talk
About 1t


that's always the way with
(OF Hair Vigor. When per-
(ons use it they ire always SO
f'Shiy pleased with it that they
|eil their friends about it.
If your hair is short. too
[h'n' splits at the ends. is rough.
D r, IS falling out. our Hair Vigor
F''I perfectly satisfy you.
Ii your hair is Just a little
Sf5'y' o.! or perfectly white. Ayers
3, 'na'F V'gor will bring back to it
III the dark. rich color it had
years and years ago. ;liSs II s..,,I.,:. ,s.,,s.
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fatal Draw hacks.

"You say you won't marry me be-
cause l am bald and because 1 make
punsg"
''Yes: IL you were bald and didn't make
puns or II you made puns and were not
bald IL would be different: but the fact
that you are bald ana stiii make puns
eonNiness me that you are too old too
reform" :"
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Are You U.lnE si,sn.. Fsot-E..s-

II is the only cure for Swollen.
Smarrins. Burning. Sweating Feet.
Corns and BunIons. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease. a powder TO be shaken into
the shoes. Al all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen S. Olmstcd. LEROY. n. Y.
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In the Public Eye.

The man with the gun and the man with
the hoe
IIays recently filled up the stage. as we
know
nuI Just about now as IA factor OF power.
The man with the wishbOne's the man OF
the hour.
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though l must
tell about il. A
year ago l was
taken very sick.
Doctorscould 60
me no good only
to dcadcn tho
pain which 1
had almost con-
stantly. 1 got
some of your
Compound md
took one bottle
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Al Eeao From the Kis~Aa-
n. I'm going TO sell these rolling
nd flaiironA In one lot. How
label them for thc auctionccr;'
: material. my lovc."-Clcvcinnd
Dealer.
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Elegant. Clean. cony.n,-nt. noany

New eGgipment makes the Union Paci1r
the mOstypupulEF Hue running both east
and NehtNrIud AUnycF. Nine hours saved
between Denver gnd San francisco .; th-
pacInc nottbsrsi. and only one nlFht Ia
Chicago. st Paul or ST. Louis. Tlcke,
bi;ics. -ytl t5In street.
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4 Prince of Com usrsA

p II. smy;h. head OF the great
The John ". Smyth Co.. has
up. by years OF hard work. tho
est institution OF Its kind In the
His name Is n household word
|icago.
pr "ad." in another part Of this
should be OF interest to every
Get their catalogue Of everything
:. wear or use.
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Don't you have horror OF lending
booksT NO: / haven't any horror OF
lending books, but have n horror OF not
getting them back again.
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who ts that man over there who
talks SO ,tnuchy-' .'Hc T. either a col
lego pfnfrssnr or a hlfhaf."
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Two bottles Of Piso's Cure for Cons ump-
J. Nichols, Princeton, Ind, Mar. &c, is95.
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fn Girl begins taking Lessons on
hno she horcs herself. her mother
be- nclghbors, and can no more
eftcr she has grown than q girl
rad Latin who has taken Latin
!. at school.-Atchison Globe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-30

p Yoar vsss Ache sad naraS
se sS,o your shoes Aliens Foot.
a powder for the feet. II makes
or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Bunions. Swollen. Hot and
ling Feet. Al all Druggists and
Stores. s5c. Sample sent FREE.
IS Allen S. Oims;ed. Leroy. N. 7.
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what melancholy man Mr.. Groots
Isl Yes, he's Hamlet, with the play left
out"
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what did tho football game look like.
Aunt Suc7'' Like q lot OF crazy men
trying TO catch a chicken"
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,'.foothaii Is IN. most brutal Esms OF
all 'oh. don't know. there ~ blind
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Curr,iHftrrl,rpca,r.

Cured After Repeated Failure. with OthrrS
will Inform addicted to Morphine. Lauaanum.
Opium. Cocaine. Of peNrrfailinE, harmless. home
cure. Mrs. n. II. BALDWIN. nox i.is. Chicago. III.
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t,rrrr, TO MRS. rixruAu NO. e,.,ssl

"Inm so grateful to you for what
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound hus done for INC that feel rs
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'hy did tho beautiful Miss Punk
iwo wedding coTcmonic@I'' The
ph man was late. so they had to
Tough the service again"
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II always laugh ut an old joke ''
my memory IL all right
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CHAPTER XVII.

Lady Mildred went down sAirs into
the drawing room that night. tumul;
OF feelings contcnding in her heart.
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pw did you Photograph TIM, finc
meteor, profcssor7'' 81 spatter1d
Nhsh on my closet door,
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The Overland Limited" via Union Ia
cinc for California and the Pacific north
west. Quickest time and nncEt equip
mcnt. Ticket OHicc. sii isth street
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-30

Cefsi. :.ssts ~ rAsT.oase.ss sftss
ksst - s.e Of bt. kliasis Cssai nerve Hs.,ssst.
rsnd far FREE Ss.OO trial r-siii. ard trvAt.ss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-30

Iawyor-"Sow. MiEz Katherine. you
arr entitled to u blanket mortgage on
that property. MisH kathcrtnc-"A
blanket tnortsn How Interesting. Bo
sure and get a Navajo blanket
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Run. Ever, payin the L

You don't seem ambitious TO keep
up with current Hction-' NO. I'm ambi-
tious TO keep away from IT.
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TO CURE A coLD IN ONE DAr,

Take Laxative Brusno QuinInc Tablets All
druggists refund tho money II 10 falls To curr-
&C. T. ". Groves signature on each boz.
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augh. have accepted the challenge of
Sam CampbeIl's triplet team for s25
prize. The race will be one mile. Each
team has claimed the honor of being
superior to the other and all the riders
nave many friends throughout the city
who will cheer them on to victory.
The entries of John Ross and King,
the first and second winners in the great
Observation-Disclosures races, have been re-
ceived and accepted for the tandem and
single events for Tuesday. These rid
ers have great regulations throughout
Massachusetts and their riding against
the Connecticut and New York cracks
entered will be watched with interest.
Edward c. Hausman and William A.
Ruiz of this city are confident of win
ming the five-mile pursuit race from j.
+. Jacobson of this city and r. M. Alex
ander Of Hartford next Tuesday. Jacob
son and Alexander are also confident of
winning. At any rate the public Will
see good fast race Several weeks ago
at Newark, N. j., Hausman and Ruiz
made five miles in 1888, which is very
fast time.
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WALLIYGFORD.

Yesterdays recorded real estate
changes are A. r. Bradley of New Ha-
ven to James Morse, 50x1O4 feet or
Cottage street Yalesville.
eighteen births, six marriages and nine
deaths.
w. l. Todd has sold to William Il,
Kauhlmann, a lot 50x150 feet on North
Colony street.
The next game Of ball played here
will be between the married and the
single men of the Wallingford team.
The game was booked for last Saturday
but was postponed on account of the
rain.
The loss by fire of Louis Whites
building on Quinnipiac street has been
adjusted by the payment of $3.50, The
insurance was with the Security COM
pany of New Haven.
Miss Bertha Culver of Great Barring
ton, Mass, is the guest of A. B. Pixley
Mrs. w. Fl. Steinert is visiting friend
in Sackville, N. B. tEt
Postmaster G. S. Hall is home from
a visit in Essex.
Mrs w. H. Newton Is home from
Vermont M ~a
Mrs. Fl. L. Davis and daughter are
visiting friends in Newton, Mass.
Robert j. Lane is visiting friends in
Boston and Lynn, Mass.
The incorporates of the Dime Saw
ings bank held their annual meeting
last evening and reelected its old board
of directors.
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Long sterling in New York weakened an
additional fraction under the sales of
futures based on the expected outward
movement of merchandise to begin in
a short time. Among the special points
of strength in the late stock market
Were Texas and Pacific which rose to
20, and later the whole southwestern
group, Wall street had rumor of q
contemplated merger Of Wabash and
Missouri Pacific to account for the
strength of these stocks. Northern Pa
cific also scored d brilliant advance, re-
covering more than it's dividend, which
was taken off to-day. There was sim
Infamous advance in Tennessee Coal,
Colorado Fuel and American Steel and
Wire and which rose from 2 to Q 3-4, and
also in Chesapeake and Ohio Cleveland,
Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis and
Lake Erie and Western preferred. At
ter fractional reaction on professional
profit taking, prices were marked up
again to near the best in the closing
dealings.
Bonds rallied somewhat from the early
weakness in sympathy with stocks, but
are generally slightly lower on the day.
Total sales, par value, $2,0S000O.
United States new tours registered de-
clined IA and the old tours registered Is
in the bid price.
NEW iOHK STOCK M.dEAkT.
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| New York, July 1.-THE stock market
| strikingly demonstrated it's inherent
| strength again to-day with a practical
| recovery of yesterdays losses. Closing
| prices to-day were only slightly below
those of Saturday and in some excep-
tional cases were sharply above. The
only conditions in which any change had
taken place are purely technical. These
were the elimination Of weakly margined
long accounts and the creation of short
interest London began to sell stocks in
New York at the opening to-day as 1t
did yesterday but instead of coming
upon large account of nearly exhaust
ed margins, as was the case yesterday,
the opening decline invited buying to
cover the short contracts put out yes
terGay. The buying from this source
afforded the principal support to the
market in the early dealings. 1t was
particularly marked in Sugar and the
New York Transportation stocks, which
suffered most severely from bear raiding
yesterday. BY the time this short inter
est had been covered, the market came
to a standstil, the bulls apparently lack
ing courage to push their advantage in
face of the continued stiffness of money,
which held quite firmly about the legal
rate for call money. Slightly before
noon. however, determined buying
movement developed in the trunk lines
and with occasional intervals Of dull
ness, continued for the rest of the day,
spreading from one group to another
until it embraced pretty much the whole
list. The agreement amongst the trunk
lines to restore rates on grain to the
seahoard was apparently the cause Of
the buying in that group. st. Pauls in
crease in gross earnings for the first
week in July of $203, 282 prompted the
buying of the grangers. The high rate
for call money was ignored and very
large amounts were loaned on the stock
exchange at 6 per cent, The rate eased
off to IL per cent at one time, but
rose again to per cent, the demand APP
parently continuing large for the in
creased supply available. Interior
exchanges continued to run against New
York, but yesterdays contraction of
loans had apparently left the New York
banks in an easier position. Demand
sterling in New York only held firm I'M
der the stress of the high money rate
in London, but sterling exchange in
Paris and Berlin advanced sharply and
discounts were easier at those centers.
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ANNUAL CONVENTION.

Eminent Lodge of Colore6 I. o. o. f.
Nearly 100 delegates will be present
at the annual convention of the Grand
United lodge of Colored Odd Fellows,
which will be held in this city August
s. Henry H. Hicks OF christian Star
lodge, this city is at the head of the
organization and business of more than
ordinary Importance is to come before
the convention.
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SOCKALEXIS TO PLAY.
Famous Indian Players to Cross B

Famous Indian Players to Cross Bats
With New Haven This Afternoon
This afternoon at the Savin Rock
grounds New Haven will play Bristol.
AS the latter team occupies second
place at present the game is sure to
be most exciting contest. Crate will
pitch for the visitors and Ashe for the
home team Accompanying the former
will be abe famous half-breed Indian
ball player, sockalexis, who will cover
right field. Last year and the early
part of this season he was the orna-
ment of the big league team at Cleve-
land,