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New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Jan. 2s.-Cotton steady niddlng T-16c:
low middng 151Ge; ordinary sac; receipts,
bales coaswse 43e9 sales 1870 stock 16s 800
baltimore Jan 2S-Cotton nominal; mdding, 1Oc; low
mddng 916c; good ordinary. 15-1Gc; gross receipts
$50 bales; stock II iii
savannah Jan 2S-Cotton quiet; middling T16c;
mddng 10 lee: receipts. 43s5 bales; exports
wise 6, 134 sales. I65 stock. 49,
New-Orleans. Jan, 2S.-Cotton steady; mddlng 9i.c:
low Intddng, sc; good ordinary sac; 10Js3
hales Great Britain. $50; sales,
366 52T
Memphis Jan. 2S-CottoL quiet; middHns. 9lac; low
mddhng &c; good ordinary SIC; receipts. =. 1876
bales gross. 49T5 shipments, 3427 sales go stock
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

A. NJ. and 3a5 P. " Daily. except Sunday.
Pitts1eld: sundays only at 30 A NJ.
Pullman all through
Trains illuminated Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices at f13, 261 md 1 Broadway, "a
Union So. W. 2T5 Columbus Ave, 1888 West 125th St.
10th ST 13sh St Stations. New 33S and T26
Fulton St and 104 Broadway. E D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3sth Street for New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
WestcOtt Express Company.
EDGAR VAN BITTEN. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Superinteadent. General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

oon Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
taiss 1000 bales; speculation and export, 500
Eissan 600. receipts. 1900 bales; American. 5000
l-ef upland - 2d. opened barely steady,
Nseine closed Irregular. lNlbs points lower
Moo rs, January February. 5.2i1zs: Fehruary-
Nav-Inrsi March April, alS@s; Aprn May o!adzs
E,...H me alSs June-Jnly 5l0izb: July-Augls hOss
o-s.As. sptembeT A-5si8b; September G, a-5ssb
elee,e1s o G, 4S7V, October November, 43ov. Man
ca ~ arms and cloths quiet hut steady.
liEAT-Weakness prevailed IN the wheat
voEout the session yesterday. prices expfrisne
pn, loss for the day closing from lowest
com. l.fs was considerable liquidation and short
bssa5. LINZ with but little Offset Il In the way cf
fids ees noin investors those who took the bear
rsabe latter feeling that the decline had not yet
siius,o ~ unit Among the influences bearing en- the
nn9otft. ls one had bush significance. the
lns decidedly bic and IN several
s ShtutoAys calculations. notably the visible sup
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

COTTON-u a great day for holders OF January
option than before known,
reaching Of 5 points amid intense excitement.
though singulary small trading Shorts crazed in
reports l5c being price
which eversolc January 20 De allowed
t settle" and by claims that the clique would posi-
lively refuse settle all until the last moment On
the call the feeling steady, with January 10 points
higher and other months point higher 10 points lower
me ports were detrimental l. local holders OF options
other than January and light selling resulted But this
shorts began bid for cotton with which TO effect settle
mens An absence Of sellers created unprecedented
alarm IL bear circles, which spread 10 vertable
b1e BY leaps and bounds January shot up with
me IN other months spellbound by the remark
abe spectacle thus presented. Not until sheer uplft
5 points had recorded there sufficient cotton
enicsd the needs OF the shorts. Then
Qused the scare hut stil later January fuctuated
violently top Of
son wore along sellers became plentiful the
aons pTohts within reach proving too much OF
reaction the opening basis the close
uona reports OF stin prospective buges In
enthusiastically alarmed. their haste
at option 70 9s0c. sheer rise Of IL points March and
lS,ihal strength The English market steadied consider
ths IN keeping with early display OF pronounced
Strength but closed in Ron-cOTnmittal sort Of spirit,
WIZ TIE European trade generally looking for in
pNe The private from the South declared that
fk shorts had IN several instances ordered cotton
shipped by express belief being that
hHy Inspection and EeibnT of cotton lust received or
inspection Offices With that end in view. At the close the
MARKET Was qut and steady with January net S5 points
ssltner was mixed the close and few cared
express an opinion concerning future the January
the ssa, s.eet sno other commission houses were
sta purchased March and May hedge against sales
q spoi cotton 10 exporters
The OF in
sS Is follows:
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cepts. 205 bbls sales 43; exports frm re-
certs. 4.7O7 bbls, sales. 1893; exports S.1e4.
Wilmington. Jan. 2S-Spirits turpentne steady, uI-
changed receipts 81 casks. Resin firm 81 20qsl n;
receipts 20 bbs Crude turpeRtne steady at 81 80 ana
81 30 receipts 10 bbls Tar hr. 81 3o receipts 446 Dds
Nsw-oreans, Jan 2s.-Recepts-Rosin. So bois; tur-
D
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADtLPHIA-
.. 80. taco .34o taco sf4Ge. 5+So. $500 200. tT3a
50 e5. t+9 25 .. m -12 Is
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
r-4sO ts.Oo 5000. .I1.sO a m. fLOO. $50. $40.
200 . m. 81 Is mdt.
Offices: Liberty Ferry South Ferry. 11S. 1T2 261
ts4 pas 1900 I34 Broadwsy 17S 9th Ave. 7SL eth Ave
p Union So. West l5S East 125th ST. 213 West 125yh
ST. 245 Columbus Ave -seNl-York Court 81, si4 500
York Transfer Co. calls for checks baggage desIi
nation.
SSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

00N NO i 0N III
RAILROAD.
STATIONS ,cat OF WEST rwsvTY-FHIRD STREET
ANe rEssaossEs AND CORTIsANDT STREETS
y The leaving time from pesbros>es and
Cortlands Streets Is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thfrd street
station. except where otherwise noted
Car, ssw-I9rs Pit1sburs, siespins Car Rittsours
fSsS ofiS;s . sssiSSss elsvsIeaa
oa Cars eSiesso .cs cis5slaha Todo Cincinnati.
nss 6EssaS lSp s 1s4. LOUIS PSessss.
sss sl'is s. s. s. 1ss @ 161 6BpPs cz5 p,t.our
osS = NJ wgsTEsRS ExPREsss PR Eis S Chicago.
zss fsefFTe eifEaey PRES p.!,.sur
souts Cann.cts Tor Cleveland s Except satnTday:
FRs-For Pi.sbars R Ssvtsn9 AM9 SHSGnii ei6sinnssi
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
S a spnSs s leS e5 % s aRd cS S95'andI m M
SpaSs q 10 pssSr9sss 1 and s95r s6
ca1s SIS AS Dining car 1' ass 1pinns ca
a Ass less inas 1inGey carr s as so cons
sTHs SsT 4ss 'PlSns ea5 a a. Il 10 as 40
lDesbrosses Cortlandt Streets 10 10 D. nj
NORFOLK pafS GSb WEsrES We s r r. Il HEni 6a Memphis
ana NSHr NTT orleans gGag 2S "a 2 m daily
i ofsaadt a sSss. M Week
cIIEsAPEKE 3 OHIO RAIIwaTRRs55 II2 g az a ny and ASS
m. daily
SEABOARD AIR IINE.-'FloFida Metropolitan Lin
ited 1253 m. daily Express II. 10 night daily.
OLD PUNT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-T55 a. m.
weekdays and $50 D. m daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-e55 a. m and 255 n m week-dav=
Standard Coaches. ~ -
CAPE MAY.-1255 D. m. weeL-iays.
points on New York and Long
west TWenty-third Street SJation) $50 m. II. 40.
80. and 45S p m Sundays, 9-25 a m ass D. m
iron Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets), goo
126O. $40. and $40 p. m. Sundays. 945 a. M 5.l5
p. - -
FOR PHILADELPHIA
clio (Desbrosses COrtlandt Streets
SD 500 S25 9J5 Penna Limitcd), 10 CDesbrossss
and CorJlandt Streets 102Ol Dining Carr, Dining
Carr. ll55 1855. II. 90 Dining Carr, 10 CDec-
hrosses and Cortland Streets 200 255 IS S. 425
80 CDlning Carr 455 Dining Carr 500 Dining Carr,
30, SO SEQ, 925 p. L. 10 night Sundays. 610.
100 Cno coaches) S25. sos. 9.25 Q.mitedl ass.
1890 Dining Carr a. 12J5. - 30 CDning Carl. 155
dining Carr. %, 3.55 425 Dining Carr 455 Dining
night. -
Ticket Offices: 46l 945 1885, 1857 III and 2s1 Broad
way; Astor House West Twentythird Station;
and stations foot OF Desbrosses
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. Broadway and
Pennsylvanta Annex Station Brooklyn; Station Jersey
City The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences
destination
Telephone Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
Cab Service.
j. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

Heavy s. AS mixed IS 45as5 S. Workers. IS s2,srss ss
pigs IS 65as5 TO roughs 81 7O9s4 s5; So 6oaS4
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
TO ATLANTIC CITY VIA LAKEWOOD
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY
SPECIAL EXPRESS
HOURS AND 8 MINUTES

&c now in operation days only This splentidly
souipped train composed OF paror and new vestbued
coaches drawn by hard coal burning giant compound
sncines leaves York foot Liberty ST. at 40 p NJ,
and south Ferry SS5 P M arriving Atlantic city As
p NJ Leaves Atlantic City $50 A. NJ. arriving New
YORK IA A. NJ.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

4i1.as leave FranAtn - ssa1ten " T.. Ge.sssA
and lon later fool West ga ST. n r.:
.TlV A. A.-For interna points Albany & Montreal
TIl.-v A. M--Nl Lake Mohonk, MinnsWaska. Saratoga.
CatskAl Mountains ana Utica
100 2. M-chicaso Express. Daily
e2;8 p G--Cont Ltd. for Detroit Chicago & LoulA
s:s A--s9 For Hudson River points 70 Aleany.
toy r. M-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit 81. Louia.
gls r. M.For syrs.. Roch-. Mag; Falls. Des. q Chi
daily. tDaly, except sunday Leaves BrOoklyn An
mex No At 1o;s5 a ~, az 2:s5 r. NJ Leaves Jsrsey
City. r. r. R. Sta. No IL 20 A NJ. 3:35 p NJ
Tine tables az pFncpal hotels and offices BaggAgs
checked from hotel residence hy Wesrcott EXP. Q
LAMBERT. General PASSENGER AGENT. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan. 2s.-Flour quiet but steady. Wheat
Spring unchanged and trade very light No hard
old carloads sIsc: No Northern old. carloads. SHE
ao new Nin.et M nonAnsl: 30 Ted e 10 "niss %
steady: yellow. 42i.c. do 42c: No corn 4iHc:
No do. 4isc through billed Oats strong: white
3014 d3oa.c; No do. 29% dsoc No mixed 2si.c; No
27e through billed. Barey-Little doing
led quote % arrive by rail- quoted from 5sc Toe
track.
Chicago. Jan 2s.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
SAN FRANCISCO SFOCKs.
San Francisco, ian. 2S-The official closing quota
tions for mining stocks to-day We're as follows:
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

as follows and minutes earlier from ". 2sd 81:
m Daily-Solid train Buffalo. Arr. m
Binghamton Waverly Elmrs and Bradford. Coac.es.
parior car cafe dining Buffalo.
2.3O p. m Daily.--Chicago Limited-Fast MaiI--sod
train to Chicago arriving 3 20 Cleveland
m Seepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
$50 o. m DaIS.-B Buffalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo 7O5 Bradford 40. jamestown 90 Youngs-
town 10 81 a. Cleveland 1890 m Seepers Blt-
faIo and Cleveland. Cafe car.
9I5 o IN Daiy.-Sold train for Bnshanton. Waiver
lv Eira Chicago Sleepers to Buffalo, Chicago. CinSin
Dining car
rI,ICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
AUTHORIZATIONS at Ill ii2 26l. sOl and eSi
Broadway. l57 East t29th St. and rs West 10Th ST.
SEQ fulton ST 9s Broadway. Brooklyn; I22 River ST.
Hoboken and Jersey City station New-York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

Rss-cuees MARKET steady; No Rio. 6S4O0; exchange
l-i61; receipts, 1000 bags; cleared for the United
ssstez B0pe bags: stock 2s4 900 bags.
scal position Of Brazilian coffee is follows
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
lEHICH VALLEY.

Foot Of West Sd a Gortlandt and Desbrosess Streets
(Penna. r r Ferries
"Daly Except sunday sunday changes. I225PM df2A
IN ssB AN ssSAM taSAM v4SP-M x6BPM
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

sOCTH PLAINFIELD a. BOUND BROOK ocas Week
days, Lv. W sd NJ, Z M ly
and Desb Sts 9 10 A NJ sN. 62D 9suP NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations
1854 Broadway Union square wesG 2s Columbus ave- n K
- Fulton ST, Court . IS Bdwy and Ft Fulton So BROOKLYN
Transfer Co g call for cheek baggage from hOte
resdencs through 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
LACKAMANNA RAILROAD

Ticket, at Is Fifth Ave- s5s eolumbu. Ave. fis sn5
t2s Rresdwsy a Park PL. ias w, i22ta 81. ana Ss
wssteoftis Express Company win can for and sheSS
baxxags dessfnAtion- fEkcert sunday 'paS
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
NAVAL STORES.

A auIet market was prevalent all day spirits and
prices remain unchanged Rosin was also quiet. We
TAR-ReguIars So: do oil bbls. 81.
SPIRITS FURFE,NTfNE-4Ca40
ROSIN-COmmon good strained. 81 20; e 81 20; +
so: c. 81 So H. 81 e0i 81 35 NJ. 81 10; y. 81 35
W O, 50 IS; W W. 50 10
STOCK ON HAND.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
ICES in the local market to-day

corss -santos-Coffee market weak; good
Santos bs7o0; receipts 1000 bags stock ll10OOO
HAuhurg-Coffee market opened unchanged; at
40 a n was ga pfg net lower; sales. 5000 bags
Ssve-cofes market opened steady, y franc lower:
IL "a advanced 4 franc; at 3 p. m. steady and IN
sAaxsd: $50 p. m, unchanged; total sales $4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks Electro Pneumatic signals.
Stations In New-York, Liberty Ferry
Trains leave Liberty ST. below me from South Ferry
five minutes earlier except nOted)-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

Receipts points in thousands
last three cphera OOO omitted flour bbls. grain BUSH
q
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. January 2s. 1901.
WEEKLY REGENTS

Live Live Qrs Of
. cattle. sheen. beef.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25

1872 ALL LINEN HucK TOWELS. Size 1ox3S, hem. me d and ready for use. This towel has been offered as a bargain at I7c. Some of these are a little bit wet or soiled, but nothing to hurt the wear. Extra heavy. |LF " & Co.Sale P1ace, 1ec co
 1900 I1UcK TOWELS. Same quality as those we offer at 12c ea., but the size is much larger, viz: 24x44. Don't forget the size-it's i'm portant. This has been d regular 25c towel. but the / 4. W& Co. SaIs Pyaes sss I7c
 DINNER NAPKINS, fast sell wedge. A lot which was con- sidered the best purchase at the auction. The regular price has been $1.5o, but our good luck enables us to offer them in the IE W&Co. Sals af 99c.
 2,3oo yds IRISH TWILL CRAsH-full bleached crash, 20 inches wide. Importation cost II 1.4c. It is always re. tailed at I2 1-2c yd. /. #. W. q e. Sale bysee 9 -1-sc. 1o5oYARDs BARNsLEY CRASH half bleached extra heavy, 1o inches wide. The only thing for an absorbant dish towel ing. We have sold this in
 U. the regular way at 13c. 4. W. q o. Sale bysee %.
 3,42o yds BLEAcHED CRASH, heavy weight, IS inches wide, Scotch manufacture, import ed to sell for 12 I-2c. 4 #. W. q Co. Sale byzee 7e.
 BARNsLEY HUcK. 2,ooo yards of it. Linen, half bleached Barnsley huck, very heavy. Regular retail price is oc. / 4. v. G Co. Sale 6,'zee 5e.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25

All linen damask tray cloths, size 22x34; beautiful designs Ridley S price, soc. Our brzce, 23c.
 TowEL1NG. All linen, bleach. ed crash toweling. Heavy weight. Scotch manufacture. Ridley's price, 1oc. Ouy b'7re, 6 I-4c.
 CRASH. Extra heavy brown Barnsley crash, warran- ted all linen and 19,inches wide. Ridley's price, 12lc. O1r brsee, 7e yd.
 CRASH. Full bleached, ex. tra heavy, all linen. Barnsley twill crash. Ridley's price, 15c. Onr braee, Toe.
 BLEAcHED SATIN DAMAsK, 5S-inches wide Very hand some designs. Rid!ey's price, 2oc. Our br'ee, 16e 1A.
 SATIN DAMAsK. All pure linen, bleached. Irish manu- facture. Worth Soc. Ridley's price, 62Hc. Onr brsce, 55c.
 THE BIG CRASH BARGAIN. The best crash bargain se- cured in the sale. Measures full 18-inches; is of the very finest of pure flax yarn, full bleached and extra heavy. Ridley's price, 1Sc. Our byzce, IIc.
 TABLE DAMAsK 7o-in. all linen extra heavy Scotch table damask, full bleached. This lot is actually worth $I,oo yd. It is badly wet, but not damaged sufficiently to pre- vent it's being fully renovated in the laundry. M Me /. /. W. & Co. Sale 6ze.
 TABLE DAMAsK. Extra heavy, all linen damask. Has been offered at 55c and 57Hc The price at which we se- cured this lot enables us to offer it in the /. /. U. & Co. Sale at 75r.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25
HOME FROM EUROPE

Miss May Triggs of Hazel street has returned from a trip to Europe The most of the time she spent in London. where her grandfather is one of the best known theatrical managers of the metropolis. She also visited Scotland and the Glasgow international exhibi- ton; several other places were visited during the trip, which took up the greater part of the summer. Miss Triggs crossed the ocean by the Anchor liner Furnesia, and returned home by the gigantic steamship Celtic.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25
F Furniture.

Dining Chairs. Substan- tial and handsome box frame cane seat chairs. The prices are the most moderate quoted for good furniture: $2.25, 2.65, 800 and 3.45 ca.
 Leather seated chairs from S3.75 to 6.75 ca,
 Strongly made chairs; brace arm, cane seat, oak frame; no competition on prices like these 05c, $I.I5, I.39. LAS. and I.65 ca.
 Library Tables. Ours holiday line has arrived These tables consist of different sizes in oak from $5.75, to z4.50
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25

condition from the time he was picked up on the field and it is surprising that those having the power to act in the matter could not see it.
 All this time the game was going on merrily, Yale with lot of substitutes putting up a stiffer article of ball. Vanderpoel had supplanted Wey- mouth, Oweley, the freshman, took Chadwick's place, Johnson went in for Hamlin and Metcalf took the place of deSaulles. About five minutes before the game closed Captain Gould was taken out of the game and Rafferty went in. Harvard's eleven men played the entire game, time being called for Captain Campbell alone. Harvard made two touchdowns in the first half and one in the second. Marshall kick ed beautiful field goal from the 40 yard line in the first half, which closed IF to 0. Harvard's touchdowns were made by attacks on the line. The first one was made on three plunges through the line from the yard line, to which Ristine brought the ball on delayed pass. He ran 30 yards through the Yale line, finally being brought to earth by deSaulles. Four times the Harvard men were clear of the entire Yale team with the exception of deSaulles. Following was the lineup: Harvard. Yale Campbell, capt. Gould capt. Rafferty
 Left end blaSuen .............,,...'' .'...'' Icss
 Left tackle. Lee ................... Olcotl
 Left guard. Green ..,.,.....'......'.' Holt
 Center. Barnard ............... Hamlin, Johnson
 Right guard CuttS ..................... Hogan
 Right tackle, b0WullCH ..........s.. ......'..'.' oWdil
 Right end. Marshall ........,. deSaulles, Metcalf
 Quarterback. h6rndH Ildlt
 Left halfback. Ristine .......... Chadwick, Easton
 Right halfback. Graydon Weymouth, Vanderpoel
 Fullback.
 Umpire-Paul Dashiel, Naval Acad- emy. Referee-Matthew A. McClung, Lehigh. Linemen-J. A. Smith of Har- ward w. T. Hull of Yale Touchdown Blagden, Ristine, Graydon. Goals Cutts 2. Goal from field-Marshail Total score-Harvard 22, Yale 0. Time -35 minute halves.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25

We doubt the people of New Haven recall linen sale of such magnitude s The sale of the Ridley stock by itself would make stirring Rdy the biggest department in New York city, At time employed many people make up the population of of the smaller cities Having amad fortunes the decided wind the business and the tremendous stock of
 this house all went under the hammer suc unparalleled bargains Added this the Fire Auction sale of Tas White Co., the big wholesale linen house of New York.
 Having had chance put the goods in order after the fast and
 buying Saturday the sale eopen with renewed vgo Monday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25
ADDRESSED Y. M. c. A. MEETINGS.

ADDRESSED Y M. c. A. MEETINGS.
 The secretary of the local railroad r. M. C. A., Alfred H. Hayes, spoke to men In Derby at their afternoon meet ing yesterday. His topic was "A Good Fight J. H. Merriam, well known tenor singer, conducted the singing.
 P c. Butterfield, superintendent of the Calvary Industrial home. addressed the mems Y. M. c. A. meeting in An sonia yesterday. The subject was Men," on which topic MT. Butterfield is very well equipped because of his duties in providing work for the unem- ployed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25
q&tE q&tE9NN'MALLEf@. EN No E,

HALF BLEAcHED LINEN HEMMED HUcK TOWELS Rldley's own importation. Cost 15c. Omr brzee Toe, or SI.ao e d0g.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25

ALL LINEN hemstitched huck towels. Very heavy, Size 25x43 Ridley's price. 4oc. Ourbrzce, PFC. Only 2 to each customer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25

BATH TOWELS. Large size, brown fringed. Very heavy, double thread. Rid ley's price, Iec ca. Onr brzce, I2 I-2c co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25
,aasE9N.MALLEN@,
No Exaggerated qrEgFMIALLEY@. ME9Nl

BLEAcHED SATIN DAMAsK, 64-inches wide. Only a small quantity of this quality. Rid. ley's price, 6oc. 0ay 1ysse, 45c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25

WASH CLOTHS. Very line quality, bleached. Hemmed and ready for use. Ridley's price, 1oc and 12Ic ea., ac- cording to size. Our brzee, 5c 1lY
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-21

ranged between 80 and "a degrees. The
maximum for the entire state was 3s de-
grees at Darlington in Western Ken
tucky. The coldest section was the biue
Grass, in and around Lexington. This is
the best fruit-growing part Of the state
and here 1t is feared there was damage
by frost to not only fruit, but to vegeta-
bes and tobacco crops. In the mountains
of Kentucky the snowfall was unbroken,
and this afternoon fourteen inches were
reported at London and Middlesboro. All
the streams there are bank full, and gem
eral preparations being made to va
cate the homes in the valleys before the
thaws and expected foods came There
has been much suffering among the poor.
mountaineers. Around Louisville there has
been no damage of consequence. Frost is
again predicted tonight.
Much Damage Done in virginia.
Reports from Bristol, Va. this after
noon were that a dangerous flood was
raging about eighty miles east of that
place A forty-foot bridge on the Nor
folk and Western Railroad was washed
oNAS hNdi W hhONiiANt ' 49, am W. N'o'N
or ten miles the track is from three to
six feet under water. Many washouts
were reported and several trains were an
nuled.
The Big Sandy. Twelve Pole, Guyan-
dotte, Tug and New rivers are at flood
tide, and many thousands of logs have
been swept away, In West Virginia, over
a foot of snow has fallen in the last
thirty-six hours Similar reports come
from nearly all places heard from in the
Upper Ohio valley.
Near Backsburg. s. c., a town on the
South Carolina and Georgia Extension
Railroad. a treste was undermined by
the high water and to-day a combination
freight and passenger train ran into a
washout. One trainmaF was badly hurt
and the other Is missing.
The water in all the streams about
Blacksburg is higher than has been
known in twenty years.
Throughout the entire southeast the
| telegraph and telephone service were In
badly crippled condition during the
fcrenoon. with but little If any improve
ment by nightfan.
At Atlanta, where high winds have
been prevailing for days. the maximum
was reached this morning when the We
locity recorded was 56 miles an hour. The
mercury has fallen nearly forty degrees
and indications are that small gardening
| has suffered.