-J i J J 1 t . 1 -J ; a LJ ii 1 S3 ;3 3 .3 3 1 1 r3 !;1 1 THE INCOME TAX CASES Original Decision S.ands Pend ing a Rehearing. the ;kanti; of ti:e motion Very ll-aiii!r to I lie Ottirinl if " TrraMirt I 'iarl im-iil A ;-n-r:l lit li-f Tlial .lusiiee .lai-ksoit I i"r'.Ii- ms-I lii Kmoi- f flit- Iitv. Wamin;to, April 24. It nmlor stol that th flecisimi .f the siiirt in' -ir.rt to permit an oral arpnun-nt mi l!i; iin.tu.ii for a rt-heariiij; in flu-income tax ruses was bat-l upon int'oi it. at ln ni-eivi-il by Chief Just ire I uIUt direct from Justice Jackson, iiulicarin the probability of his U-ing able to atteml ux.ii the sitting of the coart early in 31 ay. If is understood that the decision f the court to depart from its almost un broken custom of deciding upon the ad visability of hearing a morion f.r re- hearings, without inviting furtlier mi;;- j k'estions from counsel than is contained j in the brief written statements tiled in these cases is ih- t the appreciation, which the meiii!-is have of the vast im portance of the income tax cases ami to their desire to have it understood by the public tliar they aie not disposed to place any obstacle in the way of tin; lullesr jM.ssible presentation of the case. In tiie iie aMf line the original decision will be allowed to stand as the law, and it is uuderst.xwl that the full tej.t of the chief justice's opinions will soon be (fivell to the public. No'hing is known as to whether or not, if a rehearing is ordered, it will take place at this term of oiii t. irdin anly the court would take a r. cess fiom Mav i.th for two weeks and then ad journ until next October, but if is within its discretion to continue the term indefinitely, and it is not im possible that it may 1 extended in the event a rehearing is decided upon, especiallv it' if should a.'ur upon Jus tice Jackson's arrival that his health is sufliciently robust to jiermit him to take uiMin himself the responsibility of sit t in through an argument on tlie mer its of the case and the extra work of assisting in Hie preparation of a le-cl-c.on. The strong' desire of the gov ernment and of the public for a final judicial settlement of the income ta iUestion may influence the court to de part from it- custom ami sit latel than the month of May. The news of the action of the court was received at the treasury depart meiit wirli much satisfaction, especiallv as it was announced that Mr. Justice Jackson would Ik; present and take part in the determination of the question. This order of the court is regarded by some of the officials as almost couchi sive that a rearj-'ument will be granted. Without any positive knowledge on t n--subject, if seems to 1- the genera) lie lief that Justice Jacks n is predisposed in favor of the constitutionality of rh lavv, and hence would be very likely to vote for a rehearing, th'is making a clear majority in favor of granting the petition. A rehearing is earnestly de sired by the income tax officials as. with a full bench, there necessarily would b a full majority, either for or against ti e law, which would certainly have tin- ef fect of doing away with the vast amount of litigation now promised. As to the chances of the courts deciding adversely to the law. the otliciu'.s feel little unea iness. They argue that the direct tax question which some memlx-rs of tie court regarded as deeply involved w.i hardly touched upon in the argument of the case on behalf of the govern ment, its counsel assuming that the court hardly desire di-cussion of a sn' -ject which they thought by reason of a long line of decisions had ceased to lie an open quest .on. Willini; to Split the IMfterrnre. SpHlN.iUKl r. Ills., April -'4. At a massiiiceting of miners ot the Spring field sub -district resolutions were pas- .1 by almost unanimous vote that tin miner.- would insist on at least 4o cents per ton. gross, the coming summer. The ptesent rate is !." cents, but the op erators have decided to reduce it to 3t cents ou Mav 1. Tin 'urfui at MrI.ean's llotie. Vas!Iistn, April -.'4. Hen. (ienrge N. Curon and his I ride, nee Mi-s Inciter, are at the suburban home of Mr. John K. McLean, near the president's country house. They will sail Satur day. Irl Lamingfon. Sir James and Lady Miller ami Mr. Frank Curzon left here to sail todav. KM-vt-lt to io to New York. Washington, April ,4. Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt has decided to acc pt one ot the police Ci nnnissioner ships for the city of New York, teii d red to him by Mayor Strong, certain questions which had caused him to hesitutt having been arranged satisfac tory. Koynl A reanum 4Uraiul Council. Sum I sr. X. Y.. April 54. The sev enteenth annual ses-ion of the (iranl council of t!ie Koyal Arcanum has op u. d here, with an attendance of about :;oo delegates, representating every part of tlie -tate of New York. The dc!cgacs are accompanied by their wives to the nun. Per of more than 1ml lliiy on Tl ial I nr Alnrtler. Xfw Yihk, April -'4. Charles Kan negieser, li -years-old, has lieen placed u trial before Judge (owing, in l'art HI of general sessions, for assault in the fir-t degree The i harge is that the de fendant kiiied Charles Jerolmaii. a lad of about the s.iiue age, on Feb. IS last, in a light Trl linimie ICiiuti.llv eored. Mssiii.., o.. Ap-il Carl Browne, the "omnio'i wca:T, refused tc testify against I'ohc-mau Seaman and 'oniK-ilruaa lira-, whom he had chargeil With riotous conduct- a few days ago. )t!ni w it : e-ses exonerareil them ami th-v w.--e li harged. Ihowm w.l- rouudiy .-ci , d ltiitoi .tiiMin (Iiiii4s s,,li,.r. Loninin. April .1 A dispatch to The Times from Hongkong, says there has lieen riming among the 'hiii '-e soldiers in tie- n a'lKTii portion of the island of Formosa and that iersons, includ ing two otlioers. have lieen killed and in addition .i0 persons were wounded. A Naviui; Itiiiik C'loseil. Xkw Havkn. April 24. The Dime Savings bank at Willimantic, Conn., has closed. The last bank commission ers rejxirt of this state shows that the Savings bank had. on Oct. J, 2.N77 de positors. t"rJii,.Vj on deposit and a sur plus of about 0W. Society Man Arruvil of Theft. Mtkfl. April 24. Edgar Nelton, an American variety performer, has caused the arrest of Ir. Cameron, one of Montreal's society physicians, charg ing him with the theft ni a f l,(Ko stamp collection. Sentence! to i Coseoitn, N. H Seeoinl Term. April 24 .Tame? "" i'i oi inisciiy. agea is years, a criminal with one state prison scutence on his record, has l-eii sentenced to t-ii years in the state prison for burglary. Kekel Ieeline the Oiler. Washin!on. April 24. James H. KckeU. comptroller of the currency. Las dcclin" ' an offer to become fiiian- iul editor .f the Chicago Times-Her-iJd at a lar,e salary. Lincoln' Itirthilay m I-Ral llolhlar. Albany, April 24. In the assembly the bill to make Lincoln's birthday "a legal holiday luu pjiiat-d witkuut a du jtentiug TOM. GREATER PiTlDriJKu BILLS. 1iev l'a tlie Heli-c Willi h Hush I-i;- i-l.ltoe l;ill.-is. Hahkisri-hh. April VI. (ireater Fittsburg is assuie.l. The rapidity with which the three annexation biPs went through th' house on sec ond reading was one evidence t if this. Representative Tilbrook of MeKees p.,rt. who has lven the leader of the opposition, told one of the Fitt-burg members lie had given up th - tight. He will die game. hoveer. ami make a la-t protest against what he still terms an iniquitous measure. An imirtant conference was he!' la-t night and an agreement readied on the Smith bill provid.ug for th' distri bution of the common school appropria tioiis. It will be pus--.! finally m t.ic house, with the understanding it i- to be amended in the senate, 'l ho iiua nre so p:o. !tes that two th ids of the appropriation will be distributed on the bas s of tlie resident taxable.- and the other third on the l. umber i t t cachet actually eninimed for a lull term. The bill will ho an. ended so as to make the basis of jh.-lrii utiou on the number of children in a district lie tweeii the age of i ami 21. This system is in u.-e in vs; states. Among the-e are lino. Illinois, Kansas. Indiana. West Virginia. Wisconsin, Maim- and nearly allot the southern ami nor' hwestern ftat-s. Districts that do not raise by taxation ot) per cent of the appropria tion received by them will be cut from state aid. except under one condition. The exception i-- made in districts where the maximum school tax ot 1 nulls is levied, and that, together with fin-state appropriation distributed oh the above basis, isn.it sufficient to keep the school open six months. In these ca-es the superintendent of public instruction is authorized to make an arbitrary allotment sr.lticient to keep the s ho ils open lor six months. This affects only the appropriations made by this legislature. I'mier the present basis the rate given to each child range trom $J in so.ne districts to $s in others. A committee, composed of two Phila delphia members, two granger reore sentatives and one Pitislmrger, will be chosen to draft the amendment. Today the house committee on ways and means reixirted the proposed reve nue bill with amemtiueiits. The changes are important, and indicate that the committee realizes the precar ious condition of the measure. It has decided to strike out entirely th pro vision imposing a tax of 1 mill on manu facturing coi'i oratio.is. building ami loan associations, and purely mutual in surance associations without capir.il stock or cumulative reserve, the latter class embracing the farmers' mutua. tire insurance companies. Chairman Kiter al.-o suggested an amendment which was agreed to. providing that the entire amount of money reverting to the sub divisions at once, shall b djcerted from tin- state treasury gradu ally, in order not to seriously atlect the state's resources. I'nder the bill as framed by the tax conference, it was proposed to have the personal property tax. mercantile, bil liard, brokers, jieddiers, theater ami cir cus and other licenses, with tiie tax on writs, wills and deeds, and nor earning of bankers and brokers amounting to $l,4.ooo annually, collected by the counties, cities, boroughs, and town ships for their own use. but th' amend ment changes this division of this reve nue so that one-fourth will go to the suit-divisions next January, one half in January, ls;7, and the rest a year later. It is believed that this arrangement will prevent any failing off in revenue, am! meet all object .on. With these chang s however, the prediction is made tna. will the bill be killed. A conference was held by (Jovernor Hastings and his cabinet with Chair man Marshall of the house appropria tion committee, in which the statem nf of the estimated revenues tor the next two years, made by State Treasurer Jackson, was gone over and verified. As it now stands, with every economy, there will lie but ioo.ooo for chantie iu it directly under state control. In re siHinse to an inquiry Attorney (ieiiera; McCormick said that the proposed tax on leer is constitutional, bur Mr. Marshall thought that the cost of col lecting the tax would almost eat up the revenue from that source. The Farr compulsory education bil passed finally in the senate. It is thought the governor will sign it. These bills passed finally: To rejiea the act of ls7: regulating the salarie i f criers ami tipstaves, substitut-d by Senator Fli mi for the bill to repeal acts relating to road sujtervisors. road taxes, view rs ami survi vors in Alio gheny county; to make it the duty of recorders of deeds to record and return deeds, moitgag'S and other insfrn meiits of w riting w ithin !n days; to pro vide for ineorjiorarioii of companies to construct tunnels ami underground pas sage ways; to extend the act relat'ngto certain contracts for the lease or condi tional sale of railroad equipment to street railway companies; to permit the taking of one acre, instead of one-half acre, as provided by law, of certain burial places for school puipos s; to authorize the keeping in proper re pair by county commissi iners of conr-o or ln-d of any public road within their respective counties leading to either end of a comity bridge erected acro-s any river in this state ami to reconstruct the same: for the relief f Charies H. Hyman of the Fifteenth reg iment, national guard, w ho was disa bled at Homestead in l'.ii by malaria! fever; to provide for th' employment of a skilled stenographer in the adjutant general's department; for the relief ot tax collectors; to reduce taxation on realestate and to equalize the same lie tween real and personal property. Mr. Douthett s bill to establish a state schoolbook board and to provide for th: purchase of sehnolliooks by local boards passed finally. The bill to exempt sewing r.'. f--Jiiiies. leased or hired, from levy or sale on e. tcutiou for distress or rent, also passe I linally. Kouulry anil Smelting Work Hume!. Lanoastkk, Pa., April 24. Fire ha destntyed the foundry ami smelting department of the Chalfant Manufactur ing company's works, on the ourskirt of this city. The loss wiil reach lietween T.tKKi and $l"t.otO, on which there is ifT,(Ho insurance. It is thought that the tire originated from a spark in the smelting works. Oil Market at a Standstill. Lima, April 21. The oil market ha: stoppe-l declining and is stationary The decline has checked ojteratioiis except those actually begun. The wild cat wells ha e not developed what wa: exiiecfed. the market will have t. hug the $1 mark very closely to make them paying ventures. Towtiouts Strike ltriile Pier. Ashi-aMi. Ky., April 24. The tow boats Oti-vard and I. N. Uunton ..f I'ittsburg. with tows owned by C. Jutte Sir Co. ot -bU place, struck the piers of the Ken-', Test Virginia. Norfolk and Western 'rhvay bridge in a lieavv fo: and sank '- i barges. Uf these the n tvard lost seven. Congregational Aneiation .Meeting. Ba i.tim tut:. April 24. The Congre gational association of New Jersey is holding its twenty-seventh annual meeting; today. The New Jersey asso ciation embraces tlie Congregational clinches of tH.it state and of Marylam.. Virginia, District of Columbia and Pennsylvania. favor Tight it IViinsyl vania Operator. Coi.t rnt s!. April 24. The state coal miners' coi vention is to lie held her Jlay I. Th ex.cnfive committee favor flt(hfing We em Pennsylvania coal op erators by lowering; price of mining in Ohio. oiitrenu Itetter. ov. April 21. Mr. ILtr of Wasfiixw Illinois and eneral Cogswell of Maaa chussetts. the sick congressmen, ur Lullt repurUal sJijhtlj better. r.i!i:.Titi!!T.iN.m: Two Warships Arrive at Cor into, Nicaragua. TO FNroiHT. IMU'MMTY 1EM.VM). I lie t'niteil States Will Await H. ii loo- j lit lits - A 1!. lii-f ll::il No Alteiiiil Will ! lie Matie tiv tlie lliili-li to .ioe Any j Nir:i-;tiu;iii Icrrlliii'y. W.s?iin;ton, April 2b Th- Nicava R'.ian mini-ter lia- rc ive 1 a -ab; uiam fiom his governim-i.t. aniio.-.u ng the arrival at O.nuto. Nn-ar.i;.a. o: two P.riti-h war.-hips. with th- expressed purpo-e of eii'orcing t he i.cuiaiuis con tained in the Priti-h uliimtium. Just how this is to be .l. Ile. the !li:!l:st( r was not informed. The ii.dici.tioiis now an that Nicaragua w l.l olV. r a passive re sistance to the l!riti-!i d-m.uuls for some time at loa-r. an 1 meanwhile th lii!t-d States will do m.ri.ip.g but await the developments of e uts. unit s- in Pritish take some acfion that -tlci t- m purely selrish interest-, such as inr. i fering with our shipping. n other hip r ests of American citi. ns. This attitude i- a lime 1 in the till! confidence that no attempt win lie ma. by th.- British to .-ec::iv a.: gnan territory. m n.atr r vi, l. miir be iihb-. ( t.i OUl'-n- t Ni i-aia ill COlll- plish her purpo of collecting tl: --oeirr inoliev" ib'm.lli'led tol t ex- pulsion of lee Cni-e.l I af 11 1 i.''-' is r asoii to !i- !:ee m.o ' Niaraguau air.iii.bur 'lie whoa- -un ject of th- extent tf the p-otect ion t t be exfemle.i by til I mted Ma;-- to the sister republics ot Centra! ami oatli America has b -en very am-, -fly ai: i deliberately discu-sed by I lie pi e-ii 1. -n r with hi- full cabiii-f. am! that the atti tude a-a-sumed in tin a of Nicava LMi-i. mav h; taken as an indication of the line of po'iey to be adopted tol ireafmt-nt of all ou tioii- aii-ing tie be- tweeii tie- Kr.roi.i aii p iwcis a, id t:i -rrin.lil.es having - idi .1 basis as th pre.-eut Nical agu;. incident. A POLITICAL REUNION. The C. A. 15- M-n I'n-iiai ini; t.i llolil One :;l nliiwcll. '. CAi.pwt t.i., U.r April 21. The publi cation of the call for the national sol diers' reunion, to be held here on June 1 1 and la n-xr, and the political tone injected into the document by the na tional committee to the etiei-t that tin men who saved the government should be a factor in its administration, nun that the time has arrived when tln-y should get together, formulate their principles and make their demands, h.i already resulted in an avalanche of lei- UTS pouring down upon the promoters of the reunion from veterans ad ovei tlie country. Many of these deprecat any effort m the direction of mixing sentiment wirli politics, or of mixing up tlie ex-soldiers of the war. as sn h. in a jMilitical movement, but the majority Commend thu cuii and re-echo its senti ments. The national committee gives out the f illowing: i"In re-pou-e to letters from every quarter a-kmg f r the ba-is or plan of representation tin- following in structions are given: Lv-ry -'ate is ex pected and requcs"eii to hi id a stale convention for ir-eli' mi May :o. and there anil th-n cii'mse its own delegate to the national v union. Kach sfat may send a- many as it d:.:s prop- i. but no state shall have more or ! s- t linn two votes in the con vi-ut ii m. though id! shall have a voice and be present at th proceedings to the ml. that every si.it mav have equal power 1 o d cid- In iw the soidaT vo'e of th- union shall ! cast in ls.nl. This i- the great an I onlv obj- t of th' gathering, th- cry.-tali.a Hon ami soliiiilicai ion of the soldier vote." Miner W'oi-Iiin for an -ilvniii-e. Puil.l.II-sia iji;, Pa., April 21. At th-ma-smeeting i f th' min- rs of th. Clear.'idd region, at K i:u-y. no a fine was taken except to i n io: -i- t he wor! of th- delegatf-s at I iib es and to p.. ai rejiorfs. The not e- po-t-d iii Sunday by lire-tii hi of the operator-, waruinv all men who left tie- liiini - to attend the meeting that they would be dis charged, kept'matiy from aft niiing t hi meeting In tin- l.oech ( 'r -k region all the opiat..r- have received not.ee from their "iiipi.ye. requesting an ml vance of a cent- a ton No meetings will lie held until :tt-r the operaf- i -are heard from. Action will then I. taken at the convention to be heil in liotit.ilale on May 2 ipcr.it' n- -. that any advance i.- in.j o-sii,.t at 11. i time. C'lliltN !;' Joins tlii- C)eve1:ittil4 Cl.Kvr.l. NI, April 2 1. Second I'n mail Childs of the b v '.and P. is. club, wiio left the club ar t incinnaf i : cam lu re to see Prcsidt nt Ko!.,n- !i cause of ilis.-at!-faction in r-g.od t salary, has affixed hi- sign itr.n t Cleveland contract. Chilus lias ! ft St. Louis w here he will at one r: ; I a for ;un --! 'ti -aid 1 lull the Spiders. lo a r'p rt r t:ie dent tf the club d'-i:n d to -t what terms hilds had sign-.. ! I it was at the f.gme- named 1 v ti management. He added that h had been dm ktd ft r the time lost by desertion. i 1 1 1 -h s I inpire l. ni-li lli-sitiis. Nkw Yokk. April 2 I. I'm; ire Lyn-' has rtigned as tin- ourcome i f l.ai liiiel Captain Davis i12"i on Safur !a . for questioning one of his decision President Young ordered Lynch awa from New York, although he had be i scheduled for nine games here. Lynch chose to resign rather than to uccepf this dictum, holding that if the rule; adopted by rhe National league are ii"f to be lived up to. he does not de-ire tn be a member of the siaif of umpires. Fftcitemeitt Amiiiii the !'us-etiiirt. Natiks, April 24. A collision has oc curred in the harbor here between the steamer Cyrdiiaii, Captain Cain, from Antwerp, and the Anchor line steamer Iioliva. Captain Baxter, which was en route to New York with 1,100 emigrant -on board. There was great excitement among the passengers for a time, but iioho !y was hurt. The Iioliva was con siderably damaged. I'niou Lain I Not a Tra;le Mark. St. Loui, April 24. The case of the State vs. Nathan Baileii.heimer, who was convicted in the St. Louis criminal court of counterfeiting the 'Union la bel' of the Cigarmakers union, reversed the finding of the lower court, on tlie grounds that a trade mark must be a mark of label used by a certain party fo designate hisg.ntds. The "Union label" is not a trade mark. Iteelare! For a iiolil stainhir.l. Lexington. Ky., April 2b The Re publicans of Woodford county. Senium Blackl 'Urn's home, have met his ultra silver interview w ith the mo.-f radical utterance heard this year from anti-free coinage ranks. In their convention to select de'egates to the state convention they declared at length in nnequivitcal terms for "a single gold standard." with only one dissenting vote. Prlnre A.lolTn llec.-iiry Oonfi rnir il. Berlin, April 24 A dispatch fr. m Detmold, Lipjie, states that the .In t of fnat principality has confirmed the regency of Prince Adolf of Scrar.mlu.rg Lippe. pending a judicial settlement ",f the dispute egarding the succession. Cireen ooil- Meo Arrested. Philadf.limua. April 24. ; W .Rob inson. Join Brash and S uiintl Wilkin son, notorious New York green go...U men. hav 'en inveigled to this city bv a decoy mes-ige and art. low locked up at police headquaxterfc. Di riile.l For tlie Company. Piiil.Al'Kt.l HI a, April 24. Judge Dal las h.is tiled an oimiion in the L'iiite.1 StaT s circuir court in favor of the i rrvsb;irg Kloctr.c Railway conipa.iy in the tlispute HV.T tlie taking of Ian 1 v th- govtriiiipTit to pre-erve the i'.it tleli. 11 Judge Pr.tler tiled a l.s-en; ing oj inioii. The ai gum nt took pla last n.onth. Ai nsel ! I n.lie7! nient. t-. . . Pivi-o At-. Ain-il -'4. A I Al l. Ill -.'-. " - I warrant been ls-ued fin 'lie air '. of Th"ina- P. Bonkn. tri-a-urei ot tl Mctaccmet and Antiawan mills of tlii c:tv i iiar gliig hiiii wit h t '.- mb. .. n. -nt of sii.nill.si; from t lie M tac. mi t llillis A North Carolina Hank IIoM'e!. Kmi ioii. April 24 The Farmtrs' l ank, at Rosboro. has been ro! 1 d a- 1 a. i tin inoliev in the safe taken T nieount realized by the robb. is is n k'.. wn and there is no clue. A rewai. ot is c-fivied loi the rol 1 rs. i:iiisc m I I'ei ry llm.erefl. Tkkvton. April 21 (irverin r Wert? ha- granted an order on the sheriff l-li.i-oii county tc. turn over to the N . ik ;iv.-i ririe-- Trainrol I r Olive (- .;. P rry. who es apod tii:u tin Matteawaii criminal insane asylum. for :i New Mop (.'anal. Si'iMNont i.p. Ills.. April 24. R pro s' i. tat. ve EilsW-rth lias introduced a b. U in the legislature, looking to t! construction of a ship canal from Luke Michigan to the Mississippi river. Tryini; to s -eni;t lien the C'rl:iue I'mil Clip Mat. April 24. An effort is be ing ma'Ie to draw into the cordage poo! the hall doy.en or more western manu faetui-rs who have been fighting ihe trust for the past two years. A n-liier si,orI s,;.-,.o(M. Cit i:t iTTl -:. S. C., April 24 James li. Holland, cashier of the Merchants' and runners' National bank oi Ihi citv. has been discovered short in his accounts to the amount of ti."),ooo. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES At Wa-liinu'tun II H r Wu-limutell .1! JUOOOOO! 14 IS,,.-t-ii 1 0 I' 0 ii (I tl I' II 1 s :-iii, vii MaKUir- :ncl Muiil : Warm r an W: sen. Cinjuri Ke ! AU inl:iiic.- ;.o.M At l'.r-H.kiv!i Ii II I Mrkivn 0 0 11 0 1 1 1-11 W '. Ni w v..rk . o ;i :i o ii o o i ii ; i;t ' I'.-itteric: lenl-y :tnl Kennedy. S. l.r.vo (i' rit.an ami Ku-ie. I'mpiri Mi i k.n an; Mr.lv-'.. Attel.ilam i , .),UA- At b.i!t;im.r " M I R-c timer.- " -'111 '-' 1 -!' Is l'':.iaii- l!'lci...l I 1 1 ti U O 4 L' U, a- . Ritt-ri. H-li.iin, F.-i.. r :ie. l liie-t-m W. y liiiiu and bm ki. y. I'n.pir Murr.iy :'..: Can. (.ceil At ( im innati It II ( in. lnnati II l 0 1 0 0 0 1 I : li Put -hum ti l 1 ii ii o i ii r i". i Hatierie. M.-rrirr ami l'arn.tt : sny.i.-r .'ni ' llawl. V. L" 1 1 i . !- Klll-ile. Attelaiall. e. .".: At St. loui. li Ii t: st b-uis u o o r. o -' r. o l - s s ( l-ve'iand - U 1 0 tl 5 0 J 1 -II la . B ittirn Peitz and Elir. t . innii.-i an. ('UIil'V. 1. 111).'.!-. li. tts. Att.-miaiu e, .1..VI.I At l.-ui-vill. li II I b-u.-viile u 4 0 0 3 3 U H O-ls .- riu-agii l o u 5 i ii H o i 14 it : l(.iti. ri. s Cote and Iaiby : Kittr-ilu" an. lir.llitii fLiiij.nr.' M.'li .iiaKl Alt. lelanc. . 1.I.4J. Stamliiii; .f the i'liilit. P. W. 1. P.- Pitt-bum ii I '; a.nat i p.., -fell .-' Iln-klyn 2 !'...:tii:.-r- ... ' st 1.. .in-.... .T.'hI Cliieag i .T.'i 1 1 .ui-viil" - N. w Y..rk 1 V.!-liiinft.ni. 1 IVcla l-lj l.ia 1 '! v.-faicl.. O .lie. I .,-.- i;ll- (Kiiiiieii l'olay. lirt-b.'im :t 'oieinnati. Pnni at N"v Y-rk. ll!-..klyi nt Haltnn-re. i'liila.l.-li.hi.i i Va-lc.iiL't..n. I 1. veluii.l at St. l-rf.uis and t in t-ag. i at l.nui-ville. THE MARKETS. Pit T-lll'llo. Aer.l .''i WIir.AT N.i 1 r.d rK;o4i-. ii r. d ( C.U-. i!:N No 2 yelli.w far. "4 f I ' : mix.- i .nr. r.-f.j..-; N.i 2 y. , iw -li.-;i.-l. 5. -i " -." .: I .I" N.. ! wl.i:.- .-. -i . ... : N'i 2ie..Ci': (n'.jU-. i xtra No. .J white. o.V'f c ..c . n.ix. tl, .;,'t :-,4" I: AY Or !.-. titn-thy. ?12 ' I 2"i : N... i tin.- ; h . ?il.! ill ,Vi: liax.tl cl-v. r and tin eiliy. il..ri- ii :; j.ai kii.L'. ' iJ N.. 1 t. -iiiu iir.ur;.'. s.-tui'f s rn; vai;..!i hav, ll'il 1:1 "I l'KI. Kl-iii er. am. ry, J4 2 : tin fan.-v rrr iin.ry. 'Jitf'l.-: laney i-i.nnt ry , r. II 1 1 1. le : . ,w ni aile- a u. I .-. .. kin.'. !'i inc. I'HKl'.-i: iii . mild. !'i(.; N.w Y-rk fall mak.-. leU'i lie: l.ml.er.'. r. r. II make 1 f 1 J' ..-; Wi-ei.ii-iii Sw.-s, 1J : 1.11..C , iiu.. Sal-, lo -T it.-. 1 a ;s stri-tl v fresh P.-nn-y Ivani . an.l Hi: 111 ;-.-. lj' llii' ; e.M.se !'--. 4".le, liu. I. ls.-.'.l... i d IriiY fim- live hick. ns. li"f.'M' jm i pair . Iiv.- i-l.i. k-iis. small. II cl.V-: duck;,!'.' TV: j--r pan-, as t..-i.-: .ir. sse.l cluck, n-. 1 1 : 12e li. r j.e in l: Imkev-. ll'l I.V- Jler JH.llfi:, bi-.-. I I'm- u-r ji'.uml; !iv; lurk. vs. ll.f-l;i per Jellli.t, ilve u.s-se. H. 'c If 1 RI JH-r Jiair. JiA-l bniKHTV. Pa., April il. CATTLE-K.-c. ij.ts liiieral for tins w.-. k and with .11 ly a fair demand, whil.- ie jM.rr- from other market- ar.- net very en v nraL'inir Tli- market i- . mni: nji slev and j ri.-. s a fail iiiart. r I-.w. r tlntn la-l we, k - .ii..t.- marl:, t a follows ; l'rim. . -ni n.J: i.-o. d. 4 '.j Jo.liu; f.M..l but. li el -. M ..U" 4 '; roUVb tat. f-i iVlll SJ. I Ull.-.sta.r an.i rows. j mi'i.i.tx). Iresh n.ws and spring- r-. i i.lliel .Ci til. 11. is - U.-e. ij.r- are l-.-iit t.lay and th. 1. m.inil a littl- b. tt. r: market tirm at the f. I if .'i rii es: I'liila.leijifiias, $ i.2Vff ."i :); mix.-.l $.") l.i f ...2 1; 1 1 t Y' rk. i-s. i ltMi.Vl."i; com in-' to fair York, rs, l'.) oViO; r..uu'h-. f i.no i4.il SHKKI' Th- rec ijits liU ral and with a lir ited .leiiiand: the market is ojM'nin slo K-t.-rii marke-s not v.-ry en'.inrai;inj. Wool. .. sh.-ep are nol wantetl at all. We.ol- clit.'..-sii.-.-p an.l lambs at lower jiriees Km : a $iiMt4 lit: .M..l. ;.j Hi :tj; lair, :tu:t . :sj oinri.oii ;..Vii ;u.; Im t lain'x. $4 ) I ai: h.hi I Ian.'.-. I 4t.i 4 tiA ; fair lamb-.2.4.i i j'.i. veil ..,...,.:( . to; heavy an.l tint. ca:v. s. i2.no .i.inj ; sj.niif! lambs, t-,t7. "ix INNATt. Ajiril it. IKiS Market cl..s4-l easy j,t 4 2".'.".2A: re.-' mts. 1.2 u head: shipments. 1. m h.-a.l "ATTLK Market str.iinr at i.OJ't.i Ao. re ciriis. Jim head: shipment i, 2.K) head SHKKI Market ea.-y at .2 0 14 M. re eeijit-. -1 head; shipments, none. Lambs market duii at $:i.ii.iA.2A. Nkw Yoiik, Ajiril il W H EAT Sr it market irn-Kiilar. N... 2 r.-i: store and elevator, Ht-'v; afloat. ; f. ... ti., Olsi- nlloat; No. 1 hard. 72'e !. li vereii. ( ' iliN SjH.t market weaki-r; Xn. 2, 5 It store ; st. amer mix.il, A.'(uA2' 4:; elevator, 5:1', (7i,.V:'j.- 1. iiv. nil. OATS SjK.t marki't steady. No. 2, .2' a 32.-V No. 2 deliver.-.!. W .. a j:P4e; No. 3, V-jt :i2e:No. 2 white, :(;; No. li while, :tv track white -stem, oTtlc; tra-k white state 37 't 4b-. t'ATTLE Enrojiean eaiiltsi ijuot- Amerii-at Btcers at 11' 2 12',.' jht jx.und. dr.sised weiyhl : refriurator I . ef , l.ni li7e jm r jiouml. SHhKP AND LAMBS No trading. Fel inu lirm. llutiS Marhet firm at A.0liJ"..A0. The Wraihrr. (Jem-rally fair; warmer this evening; wimis shifting to .southerly. PITH OF THE NEWS. Governor Matthews of Indiana believes the Kepulilic in parry will nominate Gen eral Harriso- for President. While County Cerk John H. lenhnrt was readin. in his heme at Decatur lnd , some unknown person fired through ILe window, narrowly inissint; him. Another victim of Cavelle. the matri monial swindler, lias turned up in the person of Mrs. Julia Fisher, formerly of Indianapolis. John I.iewool of Ilaltimore, in jump inu from a meat rack had his eye pierced by a hook and was frightfully injured. Otis Skinner, a well-known actor, and M:-s Mamie Iluriit-n were married at Corning. X. V. The ehame of viola'inu the contrait lalKir law preferre.l in New York against Auiiu-tin Daly was dismissed byJud-e Lacomlie. The case of Mrs. Girty n-ainst the Standard Oil company has been dis-nii-sel in llrof.klyn. The plaintiffs in the suit aainst the t owl. s Klectric company were trranted a itennaiient injunction at Cleveland. The uotorif.ns Helen Palacids tried to defraud the Fair estate, at San Francisco, by a forced will, claimim; Fir Lad left Iter llle-;itiiut ou iJUO.ooo. CHINAMEN IN COFFINS n MM New Method of Smurg-HngThem ; Into the United States. Tin: iins im nroit vi f.i. Vnifetl Stale ( n-toiiiH littii-ials Ml Mon treal llisciver III' Tl i-k The t Hre-e-41,ttfii Away ll.rl as IVidmI.- Our Cn-toms tollelir Ki.iunies the Mory. MoNTiiKAL, April - I. A novilmode of suiu-zlin!; Chinamen into the I'niu-d States lias just been Mouht t.i bht by the shrewd woi k of the I'li.ted S:ai s fiistoms ofl.eials in this city. About a year airo an organized j-ranj of smufjlers vas fiiuhtene I :' by tlie same odicials. their chief point of itnej--atioii th n iK'iny liichford, 't. Not to le outwitted th" leaders of t'le panr put their heads in'-cthei. and last month devised another means t m l tilifi the Celestial- ai-r-.is.- the lines. This time the wilv Chinamen were coii-iirne.l to rude pine coffins, with eoncean 1 ail holes and With tlie aid of folded death certificates were safely shipped 1 rmi St. John. N. B., to Vatnelioro. M .. where the snpjtosed -o: p.-e- were claimed by one of the smnyU-rs. After -tavinu in hiding for s.-v ral tlays the cor:is.-" attired as a female wou:d be sp rite I away undercover of nihf. and In f re lnorninii flawned was safely lodged in either Hosfoii. Sprimrtield or New York. When this means of entrance into I'nited States ter.iti'iy bee, inn- ir n.-i-u'ly known 'iiiiuiis; the resident Ch. mi man at Vancouver, they to. ik steps to in struct their couiitrvin n from tin Flow ery Kingdom as soon as th'V arrived on I the Pacific coast of the new manner of ! faiiiin i:ci'cs- to l he land of the free. Arrived in Montreal, the Celestials were taken in hand by the snuiL'iili'is, who shipped them this time to t .c b c and from there over tlie IiiIckmI. inai railway to Sr. John. N. 11., where other iiiemb is of th- fMiisi r.ii) them into th. states as dead Chine-e. A St. John s ec.al says: Th col lector of customs at this ix.it. when shown the dispatch from Montr-.;! abcut Chinamen having 1 ecu smr.i;L'!e'i Irom this city to th- I'nitei! Stat, s in peifo r;itel coff!: s. saiil tiie st .t nn nt wa- I'cctly al surd. Such a tliiii' was an itnj'o.-.-.bihty. HEIR TO i2,0-O.CCO. od of an l'ni;ti-li N.'lil.'iinin l"otml iiv kii tliio l.ii'r. Maimktta, ).. April -'I. Kppes Sar peiit. an attorney, has discovi'rc 1 through .Mr. D. V. Dye of that city th. whei'eabonts if th htm; lo-t son of lal war.l Alfred Mel) -maid, sou f L ir.l tirecii villi;. Kniaiid. The lmither of the boy was Lou Kount. if Wa-iiintrfoii county, win went to Filmland, mairie 1 Mciionald. ran away from him. taking lin ir son. whom sin- kept in seclusion while sin-liM-d an abandoned life in Columbus. (). McDonald died recently, wdiinir .t.'.O Hi.lMiO to this -.'ii Mr. Dye :n ir riel a half sister to I . 'vnuii: an i v. .is able to identify the Li... liari;' u ; 1 1 -1 M nllfr. Pai:is. April - 1 The S-.ir states that ex-Amori an Con-ul .lohti L. Waller, who was brought from M adaira-c ir to Marceilli-s liuder arre-r. a -t' d as t he medium between the Ibivas and tin Fnlish for the -on veyance of orders for munitions and anus. When France d.M'lari-d war ;i";ain-t thelb.vas. Wail.-r. ai'cord'ni; to tlie Soir. acted as spy ar Mijunjra. and by means oi wav'nz ilif fi-rent .ilored lanterns at ni','!it a.'.vi--.! the Hovas of the mova-meiirs m n., French. This n.- irly r-su'.red in i'..m Frein'h tnx'ps falling into the hand- d' the army. A sieimat i.iniil sliootin .n-iir. WiiK.ri.iNi;, April '21. A sensational si-ene (M-curri'd in the corridor of tli Walla Ixitel at Morirantow n. wh-n Sylvester Darker, a prom.n.-ui M..11..11 jjalnda county timln-r man. a! ten; t- d tt kilH i.'.ire W. Johii-. il. H" sh ' throe times at him. It appears that Darker has been on a prol. in'e! spree m Pitt-bur, whn-li ha- re-u.ted in hi mind becomiiifr a!T'ctel. llebecani" iiupri'ssed with the idea that -! ln.s. .n had employed some one to poison ii.m Two Men Kille.l. Wli.KKsn.!i:K. Pa . April I. Will iam Morcriskie, a mine hand, ami Stan islaus Stoepeok. his laborer, hav,- I. -en instantly ki!l-d by a fall of ro -k in the Turn shaft at Pittst.m Junction They had fired a -hot. and were returning to the face of he chamb r, win-n a m-i-s of rK'k. weiiiliina several tons, f -.i on them, crushing lnith men into a shape less mass. striker :. It.iek to Work. Wiikk.i.inu. April Jb V. 11. Cham Imts. lh' Flm iioecial operator, ha rest ire I the wap'S at his mine to cents, lie had announced a reduction to ,"il cents, and the men struck. All of the old hands returned to work !:; morning at the former rate, whn-li is t i hoM ;o.td until the Pennsylvania uis trict settle- th' rate, when the waes there will prevail here also. Won't Itomliar.l H'oriiitu. V; T'Ui . D C. April 2 The rn tnor that the Royal Arthur, the :fj sliip of the Pacific squadron, is to bom bard Corinto. Nicaragua, is net cr. . 1 1 d in naval circles here. itlicers i t th. Nyiii he say they heard the same thiiy at San Francisco and lai::hel at it 1 he Arthut is exy.ected here si.oitly. order l.avii.e been received tc hold h i n...i! here Lonl Sliolto Honi-lass lnoliil . Baki-KsKiKi.n, Cal., Ar.ril -i 1 I.crd Sholto C Dou-rlass, son ot the Mar..v.i of Queens! nry, lias 1 t en arie-tcil l.ti charged with insanity A sl.nt tin,. iisto he commenced visiting h.ikt r-f .1 and became infatuated with a uruty frill. ;iiid. it is said, l cine eimaned to lier. He went to the clerk's .:::ce and obtained a licen-e to marry In r. His friends heard of it and had him arrested foi insanity. I'oisoneil lleist'lf un llansliter. TJithkik, O. T.. April Mrs William Hartley of Hartshorn took a dose of arsenic and forced her 1 -year-old daughter to swal.ow a like iiantiry ot tiie drug. The mother is dead and tin little girl is dying. No cause is known for the deed. tin liHiiHii t.rHiitr.l a l;'siit-. Ai.hany. April 24. ( Governor Morton has granted Dr. Buchanan a respite of one week. He was to have b.cn elec trocuted for wife murder todav. Kx-Smator Wilson lira.l. Faikfiki.p, la., April 24. Kx-Ui.itd States Senator .Tames F. Wil-m h. . died here, after au illness of s..m; Weeks. Kisiiuinerr t.ivi n m Itrspitr. Harrisbir!, April 24. (Jovernor Hastings has granted a resiiite to John Kisiminger f 'reen county for :M j days. Kisiminger was sentenced to j be hanged on May 7. I FRAZER AXLI Best in the World! Eet tbe Genuine ! Sold Eferjhere ! GREAS STRIKING It's lvirnin.tr thin-zs tii?iile .l-iwn, too, but Dooj.lt' iln"t cm tn uiiml it in tl.Is cee. We : r, . olinjr i'or new tnule unJ for money. Tc liitisesurh a stnkt cllc-t'.vc h n. ; , anl that we have the riirht line of oU an.l tlo- .rrf. t j. rices will !-t talis demon ,1 rate I hy a visit t our CLOXI-IING- DEl'ARTI 1 Xp. IN OI'U UKADY-TO-WEAli We have all llic n w.s-t .l.-i.'ns in cloth Tiiost. a- si i ncis. Impor sl t be !. line ..r -d haiid-'io' and stylish. ALL TIIE LEADING STYLES In Sinjl.' and I ..iibl. F.r.-asl: .1 Sacksand Cut way :tcks and 1 km ks. i.-s ranee frm n ".1 4 1. IN oi K tfoYh 1'ETAin MENT We liai- ill' loo-t c.liipl-t' line d clot hi in the - 'iinty. We can til a m in or child from bead to '.Hit. MEN'S SHTS. l'cw iin-n's suits ill dark colors, "'..iO. M. Ii"s suits, ii. nl palld lis. well made. i l "ill. M li"s lat.-s style ( hcV'ot suits. S.-, (Ml. M. n's latc-l sl vle Coi ks re , Culaway and .-ack. si; o I. Men's line lu.bl.y suits, lisjlit and dark color-. s7 or. Men'- line W..r-to.l suits, lat-st stxl.-s. A FULL LINE OF HATS, CAPS, QEflTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &0. WSL LADIES! XTr y -ii r t k t'7-i tii n'h i !u: n- 1 1 . -1 1 1 - in slai !(-, ,i : Mm k I '!!,. :n, t; o ."H iiii.l '-Vi W a-dui 'tt!i Sirt ,-t. , t.tV I.. .n i.T (ii.-ir Iwiiiiuiii i.ImM r tt-t J.st ii .! f iotlfc il i.-s ; m 1. uitHpif. .iii-i ii. i i ' at vn.rK irt-iv on o! it liu m:i M Ml tt.i-it .f t -I f.1-i Itl !s":4l".rs !h.- v. il si-l (Mrstiti.! a t n I s t of i fit ir ;iimjs h u. Ht 1 ir:iir.- Veri9.l Kt .1' :'tl t '1 ! 1 1 - t 1 1 V t.i lllt -M-i I In h :k t ! .1 .1 i I i ! . rIiit!. t.- Wt:l ) '! Ir M 'ktUilo.' Tllifl iMt-n I iii-is' jh i ' i : i t" !:-. ! i.-ci in rwiili ! iittii-i. l t:rti;n- :tiil-. QUINEPTUS A v. rv ).! I 'inn S- ; I 1 11 ..'. .! til. .lie 1 .. ri.in;. .lin.i 1..! ('.-'t,!- II.. tnsi ..i .j-iu n.,- , other ll'll -r lrn; . . il I -e'i.l el Itl i I '. ir:'. ( . Il.s ..T I'llll t..Oli-. I ': .-s, 1 1 , 1 I I t I i;-:,.:-..i t'lixsi. unis in 1 in-i A.iit-!i,:t. I- -rs;n: :-. . -- Vj'.l'Clil'-s eveiy li -O!. . S:ti.-'.i l-oe'lsl- !:i:i:il:.. 'ie. il I.V The Acatlcnuc Pharmaceutic Co., l.oiu ,M Mr.; oi;u. 532-53i1 WASHINGTON ST.. NtW WHY CiTi E LI X i R All ele:l!it l'l.Ti-'i 1 .1 iimiia. ' ; (s-ni. ,-i . ;. i ( f..r IiCi.i.is. T-l.-ll;: l-i-i J Ml'i.i l.i. .mI Ii .11. -:tl .- , t.lil. ..f m, r t A e:ii , !le y.is .. I' le sci.'li' r- se:ir.-li I Ai'.ne.-I l.y id. hiu-liesl iii.'.Im-.-ii iiiilli.-ril.e: j 111 .is. Ill 111 - l"S il.Cs Ci el l I '.'II I ..f I III. I H I I-:sHt'i.'iliv .1 t.. l.-..li. -. . Iie.lr. :i ac.l i-o j pie . ! s.-.ellt.i- lia .Cs j i-lii'ireiy iai ial.,e . I :.s-fr.-m Ictrii.t'iil .It inrs !ll Hamlviliie P.e k.l-es, Pl.ce 10 lis. Vr ;.;: .1 .-:.v 1-3' Yhc Tyrl 1 iuriiia. culic C- LONDON AND NKW YORK, Clu'iiiists I y ai.niii.-.i. i.i t.. H. r lme ly ll.i I ,'u.o'ii a.i.l l.i li..- lie.nl tuu.ilv. I Ki-'.w v 'UK i.i :.t 'i ; ISO, 132. 13-4- Charlton St j royal Tills, i Same m.-diciiiul .r.ijv-rti us l:i. ai. Ki.'Xie. ii ! Im.X"S. .ill pills j l::x. for vs-.is FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGCISTS REHEMBERTIOIG FOUR! Vinpgar Bitters CORD.AL. -J J "' Vinegar Bitters POWDEES, " .1. MS. otic. Vinegar Bitters, n. w style. ,''t'.l;'."' J ff ' .'' Vinegar Bitters, oi.lt'jU'. Mtu-r itu-n-, l.oo The World'fJ Creat Blood Purifier 1 and Life Giving Principle. Only Temperance Bitters Known. Tlicim-I efth of n eiitury Hie I.emlinit tuinify Mrtlii-iiM- ol ilii- World. K. H. McDonald Drug Co., Proprietors, N FliANl'IS'! a nii NKW VOHK. TKWJRHORSESHOER vJS FOR THE fi " c .i THE- Vs VI (C Shoe For WINTER USL It ABSOLUTELY prevents slirrinr, ami iiisur. s t rie, t solely au.l t-omiort to luir-e ami ilriv. r. Slio.l viih t:,t. " Nevpr!i, v.nir horse's fe't are alw.ivs in .l eoinlition Lt-.t m Ly not h:i ne: to i-ou-:auily ruiiKe tUe slioen for sli:iriuin. The CALKS re KF.MOVAST.F. Steel-CcntcreJ an J SELF-SHARPEMNG When worn out nvu 'alks e-..n l-e easily in. wrte.1 viilu.tii rein.n sli.s--. ,une- an immense amount il (IUK. usiullv hist af the I.I:n kMiiilli s!:i i. On receijiHif jsxtal will mail free our fccritive rin-iiliirconiaimii rict-sor'ali.-l Wi.ifn.reaiiy to l- nailcslcn, i,.r trul, uUeretl UiU kiuu.r at Very iu prices. Vtfj 1 & 2 YOl'THS' snrs. A 'J'. m! -t HiJ. Well load -:. 1. r li : ill sie from H lo 1 . ii -. - .o A l-tt-r irra.'.e. n a. p Latest sty Ic t h i. : -ai -. s ; , i. l ine n.ibl.y -uiis. ii.'iil an d" ...!. Si INI. I in. W..r-ted- i i in !:: i' -i l'.iea-tsl S .ck-. ' '-'". (TIILDIIENS srns. S nl.' I'.ioa-t.'i "-in - .-oi "1 IK sell for I'- tt.-r 'oa'le. . l.i-iii.- ",i ; 1 ' ( Mir I toil Ic r.i. a-So.i -ni - ..!. i..' -iiilt at 1 "'O. All W.-.l D. ii!.!.' I'.o- -:. -. i-' "" I- ine ( 'h' iol Mill-. -; . i - "' MEN'S TA MS. Men's woi s in-j pant-. n.i-".i s.".c M n's W'..l-i'si p:i ,-. i-. . ': Men's li.ie W oi-l.-o p .: . . "J Men'- lino 1 In ', iol - i v.-i -1 , .".I . Mill's line ii..l.!iy j : ;-. :c. stvl . K r tl i . EBEPaSBURC, PA. fEp fj?J LS; j-?J 15 jJ L5j o iEj LTj 'YS t.'S: 51 si 1 p 15! 151 OrS-eS" eS5 0 Bklf S 25c All tiio L:ii-t Sh:i)cs :nnl l-':ilnir- hk (o Im loiiinl in our line. Wo r nim'n- 3 our selection llir Slnmlnnl. X r:m i no hetter Xerkwenr in llic couniv :iJ ((nts. li:in;Konie line of Ne Pin-1 Ultra :ml f'iroelle Silks in nil ili-ii;il! ha pes at i 151 51 51 ; 5i i j i 151 -50 CEWTS.1 Plain White Silk units. Pl:mi black m eo Silks at "() cents Tk& CMMe? Gkvdhd 51 151 Going to Buy a Watch? If so. buy one that cannot be stolen. The only thief-proof Watches are those with TOT mwsm UONN'S. Here's the Idea: The bow has a groove on each end. A collar runs down inside the pendent istemi and fits into the grooves, firmly Icckm the bow to the pendent, so that it cannot he To be sure of getting a Xon-pu'l-ou', s-e;- th.-.t the case istamied with this tr.it le nmric. CP It cannot be had with any othtr land. Vs-J Send a postal tor a watch caso opener to the famous Boss Filled Case makers. KeystoneWatch Case Co,, PH1LADEUU11A. I'.-P.ANAMV.-.CA i For iKrti til rs M-t-Virk Flora.! , t'.ir lv. whit in Eiutitt-- j ; c . - t.- fi- j VuksJ'.rji;.!!!.:. I. - .-.i..;! ... - . Tt J :,"Ht HOt 1iil-:.t : h.T.W.ni s! f clji traridaiitiii-:. rn.tfl in !7 J .u r. - "j k l'nt iniis. Miiil-tl 4-xt rit i ij i -of l'' . - u. . . -r- u uuiuiii i n rrM of liu. CHOICE: SWEET PEAS m ; 40 Cents a Pound 'V r.'." " h l lisle irr.iw.1 l.rt:. ..f s.vivl I'. e:'-. -"v"3-; lnri Miitiin.-r .i a v.-t n..-.;.ii. ; I. I - I'.letOiiiv .ur ft .-:i.N a re..l :ii. i: t .tni.-4itii.l r..li.p. miil. l l.ii.i. ..: i. s-- Md oulr IK els.; hnll' imin'l f- -t ; narlrr (.wtitiil I el s. : - Murr Id a t. '!. II Kl.l l:l(. r.rnn.l n.l.i.r K"- . - - . Is . 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