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1 .-te . rabusb - Etreet number, U roaji Tryes iticpiwn nam mt, is. ... Thl ppt' " t ,Wlde bUitUd a It thia. i PUb" PO-' : permits, bat ltilir)( r ponsiue lor their views. It i i a pnlwrsl that corrcgpoodsnts i!n their 'to their art'-1., ereeally to e vhtrt ttev ..k. i -s-t - rr i- dona, ttoi- "it .j Is tot ( lei. editor rervfc the. ri.-.t-' to" Hv"tb umM of orrsponde-t whan-they are demsm-cJ for parr of person a 1 satiafactioii. To recti c-j&idratkn a communication - must ' t e f accompanied by tho truo nam of ti.s correaT'onaent. Ingtfcy obituaries and trie ate of ;epect taust par advertising rates also notices - or enterTainments.- . look at th date en your labal If It -la not correct pleaa Tiotlfr tha offloa,?-is- A subscriber terfte rthe stddres at bis paper changed 5wul please tndi : aU the address to which It la coins; at tb time be ask for the ebang to bo - i Advertising rato-ar "ftfrBtahod en appUceUon. IdrotlMrt mar feel a e orad that through tb eolura-ns e this papor they can reach en Charlotte an 1 -a largo proportion of tho boat people eX 'this Stat and upper Sooth Carolina; Tb subscription prle of ; the Daflyt , Observer to KM per year? ft far jrtx tnonthav tt.-for three months; Tha WmUt Observer, a ttaadaomo stx-page bmTim imt tLaaat -JMBtfcat M - ssnts. thrao months ZS cants c- VaSOT-ataKlKO . . ACe; .- CHnHflTO common. s- : In addition to what the Observer said editorially this morula rerardins the collapse of the ateel trost It i impor tant to call attention to the correspond ence of Mr. r. A. Tompkins , in this la ana of the Obaenrer, In which be points oat that protection ia no. longer thelm portant' deefderatnm .t tbe steel raff manufacturer. The American marxer Is eo funy stocked that it can no lonrer. take ratle aa fast aa tho American man, nfaetorers can turn them out, and hence, of .coarse, he mast strive for tbe mastery of tbe markets of the . world. That this la tree Is proved by tbe fact that two of. the agents of. two of , the largest American ateel works are al ready on their way to Europe with mcjt ends ta view. , " Xn tbe mean time the ways and means committee ac the Fifty-fourth. Conaresa la bard at work attempting to frame a tariff bin which, the Fifty-fifth Congrew nay paas'at its extra neaaion, and, re vtore prosperity to the ooantry. Feretna; tbe tariff to the front Mindly, or stub, bornly ignoring the " stupendous ( fact that tbe finances and .banking kystem of the country are In the sorest need of reformation, the McKlniey adminis tration is etartlng oat .with., mlastepv It is as if tbe-motber country were doe. torlng; one sick child and leaving two others alcker than, th first fo languiah and perbapa dlo of neglect. "Whila Co. tambla administer soothing ayrup to the tariff baby, she should .not neglect to dose the currency with salts or the national banking system with castor oil . ' ., ' -;- - -' If the Republican, party f alia to. re store prosperity, it cannot plead as ex tenuation any lack of warning, for-It baa had and is , having many "take 08X68" whispered tnJts eara Tlotpniy from oatsido iU own rank, but within the ranks. One of its prominent work ers, Representative Henry Johnston, In his interview. pubUahed in, th Ob- aerver. Friday morning, pointed out some fact that "the ways and 'means . committee should ponder, : The fact, as pointed out by ICr. Tompklna, who la not and has never been a free- trader, that protection will in aU probability. not raise revenue enough, ia worthy being very seriously considered. Bat we shall see what we shall see. Tbe Hon. Thomaa B. . Reed is atftf Czar. He ta recorded as being preoent at John I Stoddard's lecture on "Ok and NewRnaiaafJnWaslMngtda;t& other, night., and perhaps the atoriea B board of Peter th Great's, method o business have atirred him up to renew- . d acuvlty-atimulated hi ambitions . la the Caan buataesew A Southern member went to him re cently and urged th Speaker to recog nise him so he could argue in favor of a publlo banding bUL The Bpeakar. refused. The member was In despair. "What ahaa .1 tell my eonsUtuents. Mr. Speaker, he; asked, "when I go back, home and have to look them in the face? "Just tell them 'that, yon saw ma" , crawled the Speaker. Now the Richmond Tima. WahJnw ton eorrespondent. records, a fresh pfJ gence of the Speaker's, aa follows The . statement .fthat SneakaF Bmi)ii will bold this HouMta checl daring uw amiBewoB or xn next JOTUTres by refusing to appoint more-than thre coramHtee while tt atarted aa av-mere ruraor. eeerna to rber true.' Mr. -Reed baa determtned. lt is said.: -to permit to tegntaxion except that relating to . the tariff, and wUl, therefore, appoint only, ther-oommlttee en r ways -and meana. which will have the tariff bUi In charge; tbe committee ea roiea, and the committee -o mileage. Jar. Reed baa rated the nreaent Xtim. wttb a rod Iron, and there eeema se no ooaot that he will control tbe aa eneciuauy.. Tnere Is not even - fi.,i5?0fun?nithe RcpubUcairs I -, - apeakerahlp.. and ; it la almost oertaln " that bia elecUon will be without oppo fBtl0fcl.5j(wr.i. .......-- An instance of Mr, Reed'a autoeratic rule ia related by Representative Terry, v siuowurnv dm agreed ta rscam, .,kue Mr. Terry for th purpose of call, tng up -a tariff bm.. Then, while Mr. Terry .waa -atUl standing beside .him, be turned to Mr. Ekaisell and .diiccted bim to object to tha rosasure. . Mc Tcr - ry was so astonished that hs was unable to enter a protest, Xater. in -the day Mr. Reed asked MrTerry if ha wanted recognition. The Arkans&a. statesman, who by this time was mad- ail over, re repMed ahortly that be did not "Well." drawled, the Speakerlaaihe willed upon tha .Irate member. - "I thought maybe you would like t have in Record show, that you, are doing W. P. t t" u. a. v .1 , v , - -- nen nr. rteea .. laughed aad Terry walked angrUy .: .--: away. .. ..- r --t i-m'. Th Fhiladelphisv, Record hits W tt . about right when lt.ayr.-'-"t -'JS!. etermtoed to heed hi er - of tbe Cretans for union wttb th C fnotber country. WbUe the Greek Beet - 1 -redv-to back up the determination - -of the Greek nation h-r rnw ct tan Is endeavoring 'to- oppose tore by I ,". an appeal so the vnncert f rmmJ-I Xf the, concert abaQ be as long in conw lng to the aid of the JTurk aa It has been In coming to' the rescue of tbs Armenians tbe Greeks will hav little . to fear from that aoarce.. - J -? Xet th rshadow ef Gtt?EtIni ot Kings," have aa big dose of Sam, pean Inertia aa It to poaafbie to raa . dowa'lu throat, JiJ y - ; 1T notice that'eur frlend.tbe Nor- .;-v tbjktiandmark,"baa spelt Mr Bradley. atartin without the hyphen. Tha Land- .r. mark may ot b hospitable t these , - hyphen-hated names, out they are only r n degreeremoved from a tiWe, He . uo, and. we most have them. .Put the hyphen lav-f-- -:t-j";'c wit reaaers nave- aireaay met - oar Oriental friend--the late Abdul - Ax's, the Ahkooa of Swat and hi suite, r " ) the. iloodlr of lloosb. We now t leave to present the mtr of Nape. - . There could bare been ro better ee-lectlf- pr4 rt : "--'n"on and L " -Jv. ... than that of.Pof ia, ar-c moral V 3 rm' lrEson. :t -j t"- eessary to say thai b ia at adita, W h hasjoiig been dubbed tbe scholar to poUtica." . It was noted in tbe Washington cor respondence of th Observer' the other daarrfhat KKJU r.-c. VanopTenxh translated VondeTa Inclf er. It aiU tiostartilng'to think t juncuer netng txacslafed. - ; I "Senator TUlman. It to saldV-waats the tnaerlpttea "JUttnoro tw speaarjr taw out ea bia tomhatoao. 4 Tb XtorU fcK VJrgtotaa Tawwra aoaaatoXhSL Who rmnt tor out It OS rbcbr aw.' C3ar Bartoa adds another leaf to bej lauret-orewB by -plantings the banner of tb Red, Cross ta Cuba. i www wve h. Twa; Uterarv'aocletlea' have leen' or ganised, at the 'Presbyterian College for women; Tbe i 'jtjamma,. HgnaT..ana 'Pierian, r - . , -. ' ' . . -" . .Th former had It firttregular meet. ing Wednesday afternoan,A con8tita- uoa -ana . by-iawa-were r preaente4. py a commltte and approved by the so ciety. : The members decided that . the nam of the society should be ."Gamma mgma, aojsaitea irom. mm uni kww of each 1wort-.biJthelrJjtnottok,.Gnothl Tbe following, officers were elected; Helen . Smith, president: Bertie TaJln, vice president; Jtfay. Oateev. secretary ; Annie . Wratt, assistant secretary: Hat tie Alexander. suDervisor Minnie Gray, first critic, and Fannie Burwen. A. monthhr wfll be ' edited; Tha. of- flora t the editorial staff will be elect ed at the next meeting, which wilt be held Tuesday afternoon at th college. The Pierian waa ' organised Friday. Tbe motto chosen -was: JA. little leanw log Is a dangerous thing; drink deep, or taste not, the Pierian spring," ' The following are the officers: Preaf- deat. Miss Lydla Nash: vice president, Miss Klise Ramsay;, secretary,! Miss Olive Dunlap; corresponding secretary. suss Irene Tate; critic alias xucue Hoffman: sergeant at .arma. Miss Thorn. w-L ' V FT.nABn WITH TH TQWK. lax.W.' fit II l..lilJ.H-..r.T,t - siU- iMMSiltz Faoto aad Bawlatt aaava Ste ; - asrd'aladastrlatSsaitXa w Messrs. I a.- Foote and A. B. Raw- iett, who have been in the city -for tbe past week,-to the interest tt- the-Coming Seaboard Air Line Industrial edi tion) . of -the -industrial Sonthv -left Friday night far KorfolkeVv -r-r,,- They were both highly- Pleased with Queen City-of tbe 'CarolimasLi- and .were surp vised at the magnitudoof the- sub uracturina- ana joootaa.uitereau nere. They have traveled extensively of late through this .section of the sooth, and regard Charlotte aa one ofitamoat pros perous and progressive cities -They look to a steady axtenaioa of the great and find that ail of the citizens here are united to promote the general welfare of this city. . - s. -.'v- - r - '; - Charlotte, will have- a, very , liberal space In the forthcoming edition, and will be carefully sketched by pen .and pencil, snowing tl excellence of the cut as tne seat oi oiversinea manniac tures oc au, ktnaa; the muoness or its cumate; tne rertuuy or tne tana, uidu tary to tha city, and the excellence of the market, for all that, th soil will produce. ,,.,. . One, grand object of this edjthm is to onag;nera- eaptuu iur aeveiopmem, in manufactures . and Immigrant . with means to till the soil.; COTTOK TO DATS. AU f rigmrsa sad gaots. "The archives of the nation suited yesterday at the cotton plat form revealed the - loiiowmg facta, wnica tne natives may race to anows COMPARATIVK RECEIPTS. February 18M. 1S97. 1st ...... u it td ........... ' 80 Std ................. ........... 4 1 4th , i.... 17 t2 5th 47 M tb w;.v. ....... ...... M 40 7th --..... C th . 40 9th i... 171 loth 4a M lltb . . .i 85 4 lath u ii 13t IsV e a a a .a sr' ' e Sal . ww Total ..... ''-Sunday.-"- i--? tt 698 XJ2 There Is a tradition t- the plat-J form that tbers-is - vary - seldem ever, a Saturday which the-aun does not shine.' The only times record ed In year that failed to show- up were July 18th, 1S8. and February 8th, Receipt yesterday ' balea-tFrom September 1st to date 20,20. Same date last year' 1,45. -,Totai tor, the year 21,497. - -,r,- Mr. Beam Mere He Oigsaiia the Craded ' iBbesl.' -2; ; Mr. J. XL'' Boon, general - maaagy of amvM in tne cur yesteraay - mornwg and win reniain'over toiayi a- wui present the cause of the orphanage to the- Baptist churches, and - wfil 'expect a generous response. "There arw 1U children at" the orpbanages,: Mrr- Boon waa for two years pastor of The Baptist church in this city. " He was assethe criginator and organiser f the graded school, the' Charlotte school being the first in the State. Mr. Boon left here ' i. '.' J ii r ii. n ,-.: . ; i t : v- Beysr- KoUsai; v . AU boya ajre. lnvled- to. attend -rthef Hboy' rallyt1 at th association .this afternoon. " J - - - . Rev. W. W, Bays win .apeak and h practical , talk may be "expected.-Many associations muster iaig meetiags for boys as for men. why shonid Char lotte notr The noBfa 1:10. tuae when everybody 'may attend "without conflicting with any other service. rPa- rents are earnestly requested to-advise Kaexr sons.co: got - . .. -sr-E?gi Tbe tJght-BeaTn to Gtvo ss tTaUn tola The Xihrht . Bcarera of-. Churcbi atreet cnurcn tot -gtva an., oyster j and Ice cream -sapper Tuesday night week. The first part .of .the .evening will be devoted to dresalag the new woman." Tbe iJght-Bearara undertook $7Q0 worth of edwoaiional aWot k .In . China. ,?They have paid all but sise,-and tbe proceed of tbe aupper witt be f orthat fund. . . - ii' - ...... ! The atteadatfto at ha Rh.w.TTnwli marriage wutimitnwt Msssia, John ker. :B C. HoweQ, of Durham, and Hi B-Jenntngis-"t-' -XfMne- . -11 ..Mr. U 8.a8 to t aeVanr ana jcss ijnuraaA.s.w-the niaid of boneiv . The bride is ta an in ott the arm of her brother, Mr. At. M. Shaw. rj ' mc. j ..,..,T sMflB. ArchltecVBook came tn Friday nhrbt rroc Boutn Carolina,- u nad been- to tme West and . Union: ' at: ttottsMMt place: to receive' the Htoroiltory of Br sauie wmege. wnicn e destgned rress tbe buUdera" hands; and - at TJnlea to receive ' the" bank , buildmgi-r ase- bis hndiwurkj.--j"A-...'- ; m. ww swevae au ust Cnereav f-Brevard Street chapel bas outgrow wuumuip,, ua ut congregation are tauung new church, A committee baa been appointed to took out for a suitable location.. The new .church will net be built oa the present site, but on eonier oi id uat same eeignborbood. toBalld. i Mr. C C Kennedy la to bond a ty renldeeee op-tfae earner, of Chttseb ana signtn stretn. Tbe lumber tor- it arrives yesteroay at Wearna mmher yara.- r .' -.--.-.. ..j . ' There m t6 be si" valentine pry to morrow night at' Mr.-Brown- La.Us. east of the dty. - A number of vaian- tinea zrom the city WUJ be en band. "reWayt' raS. It y f I .rac-iat e -vie s at-Tv't!: Street 3? ; Jst c h t ""! ,?. ta..--ad at P- SuuiT fcol at Z- s. m, A-.e in vited. ' . 1. The anthem at tne icpiscopa tola- -morning-will -be rTJteJttadiant Morn Haa Passed Away.- f Rev. Dr. Barron will occupy the put pit of Tryon Street Baptist church to day, aa osuaL- HU subject this nvtrn tag will .be "What Is That in Thine i 8eptusgsinia'sanday-Firet:niasa, . wi . .second jnass and sermon, lo: m.: ounaay acnoou ; - ing service and sermon. 7:W p. m.;"uo malao Into mv vineyard, and L wlH give you what shall be Just." Alatt. 28:4 will oe tne xexv oi jb -The bfe of our ZH vino Savior will be the subject of evening sermon., AU are welcome. ."".1:-. . . .' r ' - '. ii Rearular service at tne nm rxer- terian church by the, pastor.- rr. pr. I. R. Howerton at U s m. toi J: Men's nrayer. meeting; a. m.; Sunday school at :3 p. m. b OUvet Baptist Church,. J- R- Hanklna, patar Services at XI a. m. ' and :7:30 Orphanage, will preach, at the morn ing service,.-. - " -" 'j-'K ' a I nvinn itf iiiM will oe aeiu as - du BXazic'a Evanjrelleal -Southern church at It a. m. and..7:4S p. m The pastor ex pect to e an unusually large auena anc at ail the ervtce. AU, are jn Usual aervfea at tho second tTresoy- terlaa church to-day. - ; " " Peters Episcopal enure n. corner Tryon- ana seventn streets. .. Homing prayer.Oltany -and sermon, .11 a. xcu ; evening prayer' and sermon, 7:3b p m. Tha public cordiaUyJnvUd. v tb srscvivAxoav.; - - . . A JBssd.nay far Wedassaay 1 s iOilMi( Plot- fTharlotto jwtll be-sleaaed with, two hn theatrical at tractiona thia- weeks The'Gay Parlsiansto- morrow- night. and fThar SoecoJatorT' Wednesday eight. Neither eclipses- ; the other in oointof interest, so those, who have seen them say. but both are on par- v "Th Speculator" ia the work, of Geo. PL Rraadhurat. a vounsr Chicago lour- naiist.--it Si -vivia - awc. . iwiucuus both sides of stock speculation, and the various - phases and- modus.-operanai need by thestoek gamweraoi ine .nm-verse-f-Aa aaK offset -to the .serious nhajMa which stock manipulation nat urally engeaaera -me-, suuwr ,. ui . u roraedv has, liberally Interspersed it with many dlicions. oomeay , scenes, brieht ilnea and laughable sitnatlona. The cast iaterpreting the .various char acters in the play ia notable for its ex- ------ . . . bjl r The prooucuon. win ne unaer we w reetlon oi jjuncan u.. nmmsjn. ; - , tttECKClATKS TO TBK OOJIVkSTlOK. TBe Meets at tbe T. at. O, A. This At the meeting tor tnen, this after noon, the association 'will elect dele gates to the State, convention, aae meeuag- nas seen canea rirw vention Rally, .and theofneera save nnred a full atteoaance ox memoers. Matters 'pertaining .to- the- convention number of short Informal talks.- Char-1 win n aincuueu aua?iucre -wus w. lotte wfil send a large aeieganon mis vear and It is hoped that they may bea- Hfc tne wmsion worn as wcu u w bensfited by the contract -with the men of, Winston, winston-eaiera snotua have a building to which a great army Lot young men can go for recreation and pronu . . . . c -: : The repetition, as a matinee yesterday of "An Hour in Fairyland," was a good idea, and a paying one. - - -The bouse waa packed Tho entertainment- pass ed off even more smoothly Jtnan on me night before, There were no nitcnes. Ail waa well, and ended welL. NOTES. - . The- whlte rabbit savs be "didnt even get scared at tbe bumpty dumpties and wipe his eyes with bia ears when he ; After the-maUnee. Will Morse, i amateur, took a flash light picture of Fairyland. . ? t ( The hospital will realise over a hun dred dollars. - - - la the Seabsard Oi The stock exchange of Messrs. T. J. Hodiren -A. Co. In tbe S. I city ticket office, win bo ready for business to-morrow. A handsome carpet, -chairs and other- furniture nave Oeen received and it will be one of the most attractive offices of the kind in? the city Mrs. J. Milan, ot Atlanta, Oi, ar- rrivedln the city last night, on a visit to ber husband, Mr. J. I Milan, assist ant ticket .agent of the S. A. x.'s up town -otnee. - - -, ' - - Mr. W. H- Ramseur returned to Ral eigh last night to look -after the in terests of -the North Carolina Rolling Exposition. . . ' The Exebasgs to 43oss ' The Woman' Exchange, which been, conducted for a year er so by tbe iMLUgnters oi ine u io shm oui March 1st. The ladies have worked faith foBy bat the maintaining of the exchange has been-up-hill work from the .bearfnfninar.- - - -It is Just posstbie that the exchange may ne renvea unoer non-secxanan management.. .w l ,,JSmmi j2bsWa,TrsjS.' MessraWB. Nlsbet t and K. F. WD Uama have bought out Mr. Reuben Cul nener grocery store on West Trade atreetaad -wUl- oatinue-the business Mltthe old atand. Mr. Nlsbett wUl give aia time and energlea to. the business. ? WSKB w sus. Mwim. -: f Mr; Jackson Eawars.;of Providence, died Thursday night Deceased -www years of - agew He- had -been - sick for some weeks. He was a quiet, reurmg man, and was generaay-esteemed ..by those who knew httn. 1 -- .!., Tiifc 1 111 Ml ' mr - BtTRB BATES TO gOSlT. . J - r .. ,; - - ,i- V1 vi -t -r 'S- Fiaaaetor XSOafes the Oattook raver- Trlt nr'-l.' 1 " " ' the Clraala- ttoSWti.:flti?TH!- 32sRS' ,:-tB!r b NewTbrsi "Feb." ll Tbe --lw 3f erk Financier- save this -weefcv'A farther ahrlnkaset'Of 2.t012S to the reserves of the New Tork clearing bouse banks. coming after the- previen -weeers 'e crease of I5.C8.000. makes : the -total contraction for the past 14 day CM0 826. In the same time the decrease in cash' was 24,224,20a. Thlsrw iavorable rrom a nansnng pomi 01 view, -ana- e- secissiy since loans - nave expanoea during Ahe same m -nearly li.00.- 00 but' the excesreserveef -the banks la sau 261.e3S425, and the outlookfo better rate in tne- meaey-jnar aev as not vlsiMv brtghtesA factor of some Importance in the situation at present Is the rapid coatractioBvoX circulation. STho spTvsan -to.the- nresent.. time. counting-October, oa Deen,aaoou 4,qoo,w, -and -aa uie,orBaai., average of- the New Tork -banks, is . slightly under gl4.d0s,0Ka, fnrtber . reduction la to be-toehed tor. The aaovement will se slower frees ewreator- the reason that' the- 23.00M0A aaoathly iinjiton cir cniaiioBi decreaace aba the.jrreahry. have beeni reached - The changes in the statements ok -theo week are iadioative ot a betters bnwtaosw, Lean bave4n4 ereased-txS4.aoo. The lose.to cash -was t3m.&QUi endi o deposits reentractea 1SS1T08. While some f these-ehanges ordinarily would -not -be- important, thex are arerthy-iatentioatspres sLtsa reveaunjr a ugnter movement of currency to tfcls centre. The falling oft is probably not bo mncn oa acceent of the tow Interest -rates beJaaeee as because of a renewed v demand for loans in- other oartera, -and hia-of itself to ratstoiportanU Tne. Incident verifieev the -toreeaat-Bsade-aome' time since ia. thls anatareis thst the banks could not took for relief through -gold earoerta,mnaa .- farther. bends tea vert ent et the neatlenv f a -domestic expanaioai tn Jiasineae afforded the only measure af -proflfc- TJp to.rtbto-.tima, the commercial activity- baa not been so marked, " but the changes -in- the statement -ehow that 'basin iss to gtv mg -eigne of a revival, the extent f which cannot -be Jed red -a - pree with any degree ef certainty " Loans, t ; f.v-.T o - n, .e Ii?l t'dr- 1 ! , i 't , . I i ? . 4 rlai .th 1 . 1 j " otal re've. I - - 1 1 ,-. i, 1 1wiii ;,r-5 ' 1,! iuozrerve, sii.v.fl txjjrumos xnatm A RmtV Tec Pravanad f a IJgbts Caaldnl Bearv --as ; mhvi Cvrd Bar Ughto, Otters Were Glvaa la Babdaed Taa Jsst Uka Ksat Ktoefc dlBg.aadtho'ftUsv Witfcs CeaiUiag Wttb AayaT ba gleetirOa Safely lata CarlestoaBaraar.- down at 'Admiral-Bunco's fleet; to-day that it waa neither a fair, nor an of ficlal'test, but the factratiir remains thai th Vesuviu ri the blockade Into the harbor last night with an ease that startled: a"th sauadron.-TwTbe Tun-cwas made early In the eve'nrngl the "cruiser crossing the; neaa une ana. wmsLung a notice of bar auooeaa- at . o'clock. Statement bva been, made to the fT feet that the Vesuviua also t ran .the btockad Jon he first -night-that she Joined tba fleet ihitth omeiaJa say this to abaefs tely incorrect. An ofBoer from one at hs?warshipe, who saw, the dynamiter com in. is the authority for this statement- Everybody is f course excited over , the event ml- lMt night. Th. of the blockading linemake r.nr litMa Of1ll CWCTeffleDI- u rFrVTTI TJJ.rr 1 we im -inast' incHmiii a jJ 1MMI i TtJ!SJTraXaU Into? Jocl;unm th -fluulD .k Dll nruer .uuw , usuu The four ships then on dutythe;bat - tleahto Maine, flagship New Tork, batinenes square, -x-wenty-iour ; square Uesbto todtona and the crutoer Xluntnebea equal about flvotocbea aquare . - a a a m -1 A sbm a m sa jsl - esA A0amA '1 e 'sv -nrv a I Mtt 9 bia. stoamea to cne soauiwm. ; ww,.,w,. - Dositlone at tojtervai f 2.00 yardv mica of 1 per cent.; 1 i Short after lo'clock th Vesuviua On crude. Week, sheet or wast mica, dwway t the the aouth. also, iCA.ijs3lls.dJIsfloui wMWMLtort-ls tbefog- The weather and an ad valorem duty of 20 per cent, bad beebadfer verai-dayad antProfessor Holmes says that monasite night came on a fog settled down upon .sand now comes f rom Braei! and that the face ot Ueeratar5.tbat kept venf, cheap Braxllian labor', and'bundant fog beU out beyond Sumter ringing. "--r and on the roast, have desoyed the a ' th, ti. waa weU begun. The Industry In North Carolina. He recom- blockadlng aaips brought their search-', lights Into play,and-it,waa then .for, the first time that they began to realise hOW Smalt VU'UKir'VIUUlc tii-m tim-m xtu nw ' . ing the-Vesuvius. . The 41hts .whicn Canada and India. : .l .. usually .throw-a rflUant path bf ra-,taB- STEEI RAIL POOL'S COL- ioJ7irr.iAna vsrds over the water! , . -iiLAPSS.-! ... . proved utterly inadequate to the task of penetrating the fog. .Objects . 20Q yards away couia , scarcely we ""r,. waa . zi per mr' x is mmta , huh u jrulBhed wlth the eld of the most pow, Pennsylvania road bought to. 000 tons erfol of the searchlights, ajid when it Is about m month agd at the pool price, remembered that the ship were S.00Q To-day Carnegie offers rails In Chicago yards apart it will readily be imag- at 217. Thl mean tittle over $14, at hied that the Vesuvius bad ' pretty the works in Pittsburg. It Is said that much everything herown way. She bad rails can be produced at tbe Carnegie gone several miles to sea 'and then re- works in Pittsburg and at -the Mary turned. - As ah Approached the block -.land Steet Company's 'works-ef BalU adlng line aU her lights were shroud- m0re at 111 per ton. All of a sudden, ed and order were given in hashed ( presto changer the whole face of things tones. - , .... . ; . . - n.1.-. . I UWIs .. rmlllir 4 C&n. . Under- better than 22 knots, but "She did not tax her capacity tost nignc. , ner u- rlnes were brought, down to, abnormal nn.1 haailinar In -between tWO Of the fleet, -she ran straight into the harT- bor without an iota, of trouble. An pre- cautions wntcn sne nao "7 -A.tx.KA as lea vnflif cape detection . wore " fog she couia nave w " " witt all hex lights going and nevershave Se-" matter wai inade 5 ilgbt was claimed that the HiS00. counted as a faJr on. J..tttthlSb- floolt.. however. Wjp?"; of this reasoning." It is tfne that only four? ships were on duty, the- AmpW- trlte: and Marbieneao ,ootii- pou port, and it .iuteww mw i night waa favorable to tbebtockade runner; but it might be observed ttat were the Vesuvius a ? real blockadeiv she would probably have ej?eted -Juet such weather, tor ner expeoiwB,---Admiral Bunce knew be did not have but four of .bia ships in line wbee tie gave tb Vesuvius her orderarJThe Ve suvius seema to ; have dentonatrated fairly; wen oh tbe whole that- tour- of Cncle Sam' best warships wouldn't be then run in between we wne -"--ton harbor.. All she would have to do would be to Trait for" a heavy fog and then run In between the lines. - - - 5 The result of attempt made to-night wiU be waited with Interest. The bat tleship Massachusetts Joined the fleet to-day, ana uvm"i- " sumed her place m t he The tempt will consequently be madewith six ships. In action. The weather is clear, and; the condition are far more propitious to the fleet.; " . - - - Caa't Dopua a iew rs" mi.ritmi. EL.C Feb. 13v The dyna- Miiu. vmuvIua made five unsuc- Mtu attemnts 4o run the. blockade .n4ht., . Th conditions were; exactly reversed from, last night, as eirwas free from fog or misi ana mt lights worked perfectly. : -;-r - TBOOIIiE om rgKTsgATI. r t td S Saaall Bhw ef Beiag Kasinea a This ssloai; Bvea; Aftor veneg m tbs Sinan itmtt Daniel aad Others Op- pss Is Win. Ket Uttn to Washington. Feb. 18. The meeting rr th onat committee on iorelgn re lations this mommgnade it apparent ..... ... oOToofnAivt conld be. reached on the general treaty arbitration-tbat -sranid brine tne- eonwiiuuiK uvuwub ither (n committee or in the Senate together. While Mr4 Sherman rwaa- not told so, m exact; worao,i.ne a h drawn fronviwnatjsr. jaurBn, Mr. Daniel and Mr. Cameron said, was that niwtnr no clrcnmstanees souia uua treaty be raonea ai ins preiici "f:,Tr - w a. at. is A a-WA stHih of the senate.' ia oawmi ).. MwiithM sMsion of thlov afternoon. Bk.MUn ivllliwuailaui DNU -tbe consideration -of rtbe -convention s and rmit nthrr teciatatlve - business i to have the right of way?Afteravbous and a half spentt-n niscueswn, ummrnw tha morning v f Famed an amondrnent long the Unes Indicated in the dlspatehes of the Southern Asso ciated Press. it- - nasea iupoi J t amendment of whiehr Mr Morgan gave notice, and puts into tsngnsge xnetns tmvtttinn ciaoed noon -jthei eonven- tfdn by MTi-TnrplejJ-It provides that, all subjects to be submittad-to arbitration under this general treaty ami smw-. mitted after tbe anorieaetJib form provided for the submission and ratification ot the . t reatiea originally. - This remove the objection aimed at th trM.tv- b Mr. llorsaa and; others. to the effect that the submission of all subjects to arbitration unaer tne treaty aa now worded would be Jeft entirely to the President. If it Is amended as sug gested -by the eommittee'a action-of ihii mnrnini'. sniT iuch matters as h&ni hfim sin an t to bv tbe tult treaty mnrinr mwrr or uw unsaa dm n president end the Senate acting Jointly can be suomiiiea to arDnuiuD. power to negotiate end conclude .tre ties in Great iBritain is lodged entirely In the crown and Is executed 'tor 'the crowav by the. pimier--There has been no.suggesUon that the Britian, treaty maklna- nower-naa neeocnafigin - w h trrmsotthis treaty, and r. Tor- ntaf rantntian ws that In like man ner' th fun treaty making power of the TJnited Stateswwaa-to-stum, jnagment Hfiari J1 anhineta thst were Sought tO be takenbef ore- thia- high tribunal , of arbitration. The Senate did -not agree with Mrv. Tarpto to bto Jnterpretation, ht found tha asiest-.wayto a possible soh3tionf the problem -confronting it,.; in giving expression to max interpret tlon in the text f.the conventions With such s-amadment,-the treaty la saf e ruardid abeolutolyr nd the JWendgpf the fnatrnment any -there should jaot he a dissenting, voice to rati ring -it, for the reaaoa ha-every .qoesUon would then come jm.before the,existlBg.;Senr aje aa an nni m t"y' . .---, irhx uiHnii i Bf ..th committee m art nrtt toff thSti': amendment'dld 'not bring. .aboat'-U harmony- -. t On the contrary,? tbeamere ihewhoie uo ar!t -av.aUfleassedU.-the more -evi dent it teeame that the difference we irreconcilable. Messra-. Morgan. . jpanr lei Mills and Cameron refused to con miAar th tre&tv, to. a favorable, flight yen after they Kaad voted t o.Jthe snjendmenCThey opposed the conven tion on reneral grounds and said It wa impossible for them to believe that the country eoui pe nenenteo- oy- ita reu-fica.tinn.-at the xweasnt time at least. They, refused to listen to the pleading or Mr. te Herman ana nis assocista, bjiu AtfUnrA to even admit that the amend ment had accomplished what bad been sought, t ' ... t y.-g fi t- t Wing se ae www-. Mr. Ji A XJurbaasi PTot Hsana, Capt "Brenfser -and Prof. El vena wkt attend the State eonventieev . ef - the -Young I Hf n' tatrlatiaak iAaaociatiaik,atAWin- .1 Winston-to to beve some, stereopt'n talks during tbe SiatoeonvwtioBwihe apparatns oc the uaanotte sasorianon -,wia be useo. it, hah t:.u3T collaps: fc ierr rr.iTacrri:.xaw. Tb Ore Be eresasa With the Steel Kn' tur-i KeW ii tvi Xosg er PtoUoi -Bat 1. Control T ef tbs Trade Abroad-Aa laeess ' Tax WlU -Tst Bee ynu iisilty. tf the Comisiiirt to te WsUs g rlt Beveaae 8toto GwbIo- gJst tiofaaes . tsvs- gvetoettoa fo Ms aeatte aad Other Ztertb Careliaa Ktoer- porKspoeoenee.ef .the Obserreiv sy ; J" - Waabinarton. Feb. ' 1. Mr,-' J." A. Holmes. State Geologist for North Car' h?"bmiued "sUttoYnTtotteehUd-; an mak-. child-Wrth easy and lite on ways and mean from i recovery vaorU-jU. 1';.-- elimv committee Irh T ,v th following:- ' s---r A thorough examination of the min eral deposits ef North, Carolina and the problems connected wit h the develop ment ot these deposits leads sue to: Join with others to masking ' COagress to piaos the fonowing tortfl! ; on certain mineral prod acta imported . Into the United States. -'T -'Hi t on iron ore, toclndmg manganlf erous Iron or and pyrites or sulphur of iron, a specific-duty of 7 cents per ton. (2 On China clay or kaoUn a. specific duty of S3 per ton. l On monaxlte, 4 cent pr pound, -it (4) Mica, a specific nd ad valorem duty, via.? Cut mica, leas than square . 1. . 11 mm. biM Mttn a 1 i T.w am - w . -- Inches,- area, 29 cents pe Inchaa, area. 20 cent ner-pound 1 to 15 inches, 2 cents: M.;to ; square inches -ta; Urger than 24 gare 2-- r - iwote: Is tt snare Inche andinot mends a tariff ; to i re-establleh -. and maintain It; : - " t .. He writes, at lengtb kpon the subject "The steel rail pool haa gone to piece, The price of steel rails under tne pool icnangee, iast wee ne xning, oi ao- urhln, Intmri m. tho nnrtl r. wttM M higher tariff. This Week -h-' giants quarrel ana now tne thing or aosoroing .interest is, not a higher tariff but the tra1 n th-wnrlit.' i. TTiwlM tb nOnl high tariffs and -curtailed production was protection. Now protection means ;tnat tne mma mnst run tuu time ana T - ... . i. . . seu surpms proaueuon aoroaa.- kTtusi kubju. jj-uk -uisiin slalk- THE RUSH FOR FOREIGN " KETSi- r -Mr. Frederick W. Wood, of the Mary land Steel Company.! hurried quietly to New Tork as soon as the pool went to pieces, ue engagea passage ior ISimmr -Whsm h f went ' ahnard the steamer he found Mr. Henry W. Oliver, itt of the Carnegie works. Both were moving tn hot haste to get into tne ror- eign markets -; - ; - AN INCOMB TAX THB KBMEUI. .Perhaps the committee of the House oh ways and means had better begin to think about the revenue end of tnetr Job rather than the protection end of it When pig Iron and steel rails are going Instead of coming' com mocutles; wnen many of the other old reliables are be ginning to nunt expert -marKets, and when the government Income is already short, the committees' Job is certainly going to turn, itseir into one er. raising the wind in some way rather than In attempting to foster overgrown Indus tries that are themselves kicking tneir swaddBng clothes to the winds. This is not antl-protectlon or free trade talk. It Is a reflection on the new conditions in the light of which protection and revenue must both be considered in fu ture. It would not be surprising to see this committee in Republican... control return to the idea of an income tax; It Is oertaln that it is going to be difficult for this committee ' to raise sumcient revenue from a tariff on Imports, how ever laid. It must make a tariff for revenue even after It has protected everything In sight to the fullest ex tent possible. ,?u i ; . x. A T. r .... t TKIHITT AKBOB OAT, Eleettea ef Omeexs f the Toang. Btsas Chrtatlsa Aoeistipa PresldsnlT Kllga ia Seetb CafoUna-fstsiesttog MeeUog ef tbe Ulstorieal SseHy. Oorrespcmdence of the Observer. Trinity College. Feb.: IS. President htllgo is now in South Carolina, where he went to deliver an address at. Wil Uamston Female College oa Sunday morning and evening he will preach in Williameton.. : . i ..' . - The faculty designated Tuesday, February IS, , as arbor day. ; and . ap pointed Profs. Boesett and Dowd to ar- the day. On account of the' continued raining weather the ground will be too wet to set out. the; trees, and. another day will be given for this purpose. ; The college roving Men's Christian Association held its regular business meeting Tuesday afternoon for tbe pur pose of electing officers and -delegates to tne state convention, to be held in Winston. The fouowiag -oaeers. were elected:- President,- i.-C. -Weoten; vice presiaenu Jolm- yiowerss secretary. W. W. Card reeording secretary, JP, Breedlove; treasurer, D. W.. Newsome; delegates- to Je State convention:-J C. 'Wooten.iii. W. Crawford. Jr... J. M Fldwers, J. T. ; Henry. W W.Card, W. J. Ramsay, D. W.Xewaome; alternates. tt W. EUlas. Si. F. tCurtis, J. P. Moor man. R, Ti Pl4.ijNy - .ij .The Archive tor February tWill be out Saturday. The table of contents wil be: Clftsscs in-Wostorn North Caroltns. w. K. Boyd; A Fisherman s Adventure, E. W. Hill Creeds iooeml. M. P- TrOy. Tomakin, J. I Jl. Fonetic Reform, M. P. Troy Editorial, j Wayside L Waves, Uterary Notes, Editors Table. .... , ; Beginning with the February num ber Mr. H E. teeman, manager of the Edueator Company.., of Durham., 'will become business manager of the Chris- Uanj Educator Profs. wiUiam T. t-imvioni uki Kooert jriowers -wju continue as editors- " Beginning , with we aiarcn issue, tne form oi tne paper wtu oecnangeo. ta nagaatne tonp- - ,-. :-Tb Historical Society, held its rego- or nieeung itaniruay evening, xeuru- arv i . Tbe . louowtng . literary pro gram me was rendered -Classes In Western Kortb Carolina, ;by W. K. Boyd; Blockade Running In Wilming ton, K. C' During vthe. Clvfl War.': by Dr. J. S. Bassett i -A great many. very yasn.biereUc were, presented td the museum.. . Several, new cases have been added to the museum which is growing v,Mt w. w, card, of RAieign. mem ber f tbe sophomore, class, this morn- nwivtd . a., tcfemmi .that . bis brother was deadJTibto left for .Raleigh on the mornlosL train. . . ' a The students are taking great interest baseball-. The i pxespeeta for. .the i are very .fine. -.. 1 ill ii i u "...ijafetft' TfceTusty WIU BeBstlned, - WaabIngton,T Feb; IX-SatlsfaCtory asuranea kv just -- been- received from Oaracasr- -that-r-therVenesuelau boundary treaty wffl be promptly ratl fiedU -The government is in a "position to assert this confidently, efteri the careful esjTass --that-haa been made tamong fto supporters: Th opposition lis-declared to be confined te en taeig nf fieaat minority j which- baa -weakened. Instead-ef gained etrengtn, as a result of its efforts to-pset the work of the negottator. rv i - ', Adrton.:Ma,-Feh. IX-Oeneral Joe Shelby. filed at hWhome near -here, at 4 sclock-tbis norniHg.-j . s't - i -'' 1 ' ' T- " -jtah& - 1 - XLCTRIC BiTTERSL - ; DeetriO' BHters is m tor any season; but perhaps erally needed when- the languid. hausted feeling pfevalba whew tbe Itver b torpid and ala& slsis aad the need of a tone-Mi alterative te felt- use Of this snedietoe baa wf ton averted long sad perha-a -fatal. blUons fevers. No medicine vU act mere surely to couBteraeune ani-rreeiaa' ijto-system i fre e-malariai' pob.Headache.iTood against aium.anl aflU forms of Int. nstinn rnnsttnstVm ttlTT'inss rlntl to i-iectno Cltters.' Ha. aad U per bot-. V slIKRU ss Bnfk drngetoxa.- Jr. nn Pathway ef tie Err 1Z her da jera lurk, ax - should vl ided- 4 J- 1- so prepare the system for tlx change takin? place-that C Cnel bosr b robbed ef J Baneer. Itaasetnsares safety to the life of both mother and a f4oar TneaT : I the crtast tiiwliwnw pcaixi it sf-Tity.'- r W. A CCU V aitewrlght. Tea. Beet by MaB on rseetpS of prioet St PC BOTnr, - "BoiikfTeXxpsgtaatMotoeWf ataUe trn - Tiei njtAoriixn itcauLATofi co., art. .. . ., , . . NW av Mk BSUSSISTS. ' - '-fl'f Is deep aested "blood disease Trhlcb all the mineral mixtures in th world cannot cure. S.S.S. ; guaranteed rety vegetable ) is va real blood remedy for blood diseases and bas no equal. - Mrs. Y. T. Buck, of Pelaney, Ark- had Scrofula for twenty-five years and most of the time was under the care of the doctors who could act relieve her. A specialist said he could core ' her, but he filled ber "with arsenic and potash which almost ruined her constitution. She then Itook nearh every so-called blood medicine and drank them by the wholesale, -but they aid not reacn her trouble. Some Jf? one advised her to try R .- mnA ah r moon ' found that she bad a real biooa remedy at last. She says:" "After tak ing pne dosen bottles of S.S.S. I am perfectly well, my skin is clear and. healthy and I. would, not be in my former condition for two thousand dollars. Instead of drying upthepoisoo in my system,! like the potash and arsenic, S.S.S- drove the disease oat through the skin, and I was penna nentlyridof it." i A Real Blcxxi Remedy. S.S.S. never fails to cure Scrofula, Eczema, Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison, or any disorder of the blood. Do not rely upon a simple tonic to cor a deep-seated blood disease, bnt tare a real blood remedy. Our books freernpon appli cation. Swift tv -ifif Co.. VV Atlanta, Ga. e-bSDI RAHDOI.PH TtCKEB DIAO. Tbe Xatsd VIrgtalaa rimi1 Away lest KJtab at Kb Hoim to KxlaKta A ' Btographieal Sketch. . . . 4 . - - Lexington. IVsu, Feb. 13. Hon. John Randolph Tucker died at 8 :5 o'clock to-night. He was conscious up to .a few. hours of his death, and died very quietly. I " Mr; Tucker was born in Winchester, Va.,-December 24, 1823. and was edu cated at the University of Virginia, He was admitted to the bar in 1845. and was a presidential elector in 1852 and 185. He served as Attorney -General of Virginia from 1857 to 1863. By the isshe of the civil war be was deposed from his office. Mr. Tucker waa elected professor of .equity and law in Wash ington and Lee University In 1870. He represented Virginia in the : Forty fourth, Forty-fifth, Forty-sixth, Forty seventh, Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth Congresses. THUS PEOFX.K'B BAITK CHASGKS. It Moves Its Qaartars to the Ftoe Flnt Kattonal Baak BaOdtog, Special to the Observer. - " Winston. Feb. 1$-The People Na tional Bank. -United States depository of this dty. this afternoon purchased the i building, and baa -taken over tbe denoslts. of the First NaUonal Bank. Mr. J. W. Fries is president of tbe first named Institution, while Mr. j. c Bux ton has i held the same office' with the latter since its re-organisation in 1893. On Monday morning the People's bank wilt move into tne ouuaing rormeny owned and occupied by the . First, Na tional, where its business will be con ducted In the future. This is perhaps the most magnificent bank building in the State. It is admirably fitted up in every way, having modern fixtures. antique oak furniture, tile floors and front of Moore county brown-stone. ;.Sonth Carolina's State V. M. C. A. Correspondence of the Observer. r Clinton, S. C, Feb. 13. The twentieth convention of the Young Men's Chris tian Association in this State convened in the- Presbyterian church at this niace yesterday. A large delegation is in attendance.' :.. A permanent organisation was effect ed" this morning, i A. O. Kenebel, of Charleston, was made president, and Lu I. JCchols. of Erskine College, sec retary. The associations An large cit ies1 and colleges are growing, while those in the small towns, which are unable to employ a secretary, are dy ing out.- How to deal with such towns is one of the perplexing questions be fore the convention All the colleges and cities are represented, while only a Tew towns nave reported at ail. - - This morning's services were made highly interesting, by a discussion In Bible study, Walter C. Douglas,- gen eral -secretary of the Philadelphia T. M. C. A., presiding. W. B. MiUer. of New. Tork secretary of the Internationa at committee, read a highly Instructive paper m-mfst'iHK X - ; ! Mr. aevetaiidSbtmtisg WeaA $ 4 WMewater. Va i Feb. 13. The. light house steamer Jdaple dropped anchor offj WldewateT stttkm, of the tRich mbnd, Fredericksburg A Potomac Railroad, this morning at X: 30, with President Cleveland and ColoueVtm bert on board.? Tbe President I came upon Invitation of Ti. G. Gentler, of New Tork city, to shoot ducks from big bQnd off tbe famous Arkdale-farm, three mllee south of Widewater. - The President andarty wept immediately tn .th . hllndss aad - commenced ehont- ing; Th President fcr evidently having fine I sport with. -bright prospect f or tb, day, ; -. - . . i - ? cl ' . -: Win Keep aa Eye en toe nsannsi ( Washington! Feb. IS. The : collector of the portof Philadelphia has been to st ructed by the Treasury Department to keep a sharp and "vigorous watch on tb steamer Bermuda, which, aceor. tog to reports received by the Spanish legation. Is to enter upon another Cu ban fUlbustering expedition. - - x-'- aw 4 r Celebrated for : its . great- leavening strength and beallhfnlness. Assures tbe i r " w tin two brands. ROTAi, 22AJOXCI POWX) f tax, ew xerg. i IMfflfflff."' V ---jsv! r sH ' fi-.ii-,. ILi L1 U i,ifft --vw :iL3 kachiii 3T.- CHARlTTlllrl. O. .. mmm m i. i I a THE CHAEtOTTE SUPPLY CO., j tlt--cfe - ,iynyACTPAoi - v 31 .4 Pure Oat TaimedPLtther lliiteiiii - - t ., , i . . ' ,t I ENGlKESil BOILERS, PRESSESXPULLEYS, - SHAFTING, HAN.GERS, COUPLINGS - CASTINGS; OF. ALL KINDS. FIREBRICK. UDDELt - i v" ! t j J to. i : l r - . a- fti n jmVMT. ..-.:'. "'Waliave o oJtfrtoe to nsioad pros too. Mothi f ; ear the3 mw brightest thistf ia l"'rhB-''W( gasrantee th lowest pre"Ad " tbe best -work. : MAZWaxbA Maxwxix , Only.tOneTft-.v t t V Jl - Jlr. i .' From Each Cduney. The rrxrf Mnoa ta eaeheoaBty fs (hi t aey of the borderiss Biatoa who sake applteatioa will reeeive a slx SBoeth scholarship is either Ooors for AiF she reiulaf ratov ,-,,,t 1 Gommei-mal College; T.H;ai BatTdiacv Charlotte, N. O V Writ 9mm w ' f . . PH1NTLWU a sell leave yew M .uim I 1 wsia use i be aa a at bosss as weu ana aa eaeap ae eise. n mm nrw w r.r i v i- i.r i im 11 r w - r. . Beltilirand 1 X'r''- I - I f COMPANY, GUAR L0 1TK. N. 0, TRY 15 -uv OF : - VY tel Carolina." pmtr. nrviH-iwrt . BEKEL AND BE OON- YIMCED. ' u y ft. 'J. Brewed and hot- tied by ' 'iii: Augusta BrewiDg Company. A- BIxlEW t iSllpirl? Charlotte, N. O. TUB D. ii TOMINS 001 : - .. i , - CHAK LOTTE, N. a, Electric Light Plants,' y Sr Heating, " J ' :- Top "Rolls How Cotton M ill Kypftirg. ; j Fir Prtfctinn. i Standard lc6 afid lllCoEtaDy t PURB CRYSTAL lft MAIlXFItMll , DISTILLED WATBK V Our factory hat trsek eosaeetlos with ll ths railroads, which naMe -es to oad ears "without ex posts g ice to sue or r, thus avoid Is heavy loss ta leaks.,; lo shipped ;ls aoy euaotuy from ack to ear-load, sod ioededd'ireei from j . th bath :r- -. ' - getisfaetlo fives la weight, qBslliy, Standard Ice &; Fuel Co. -' l A J HA OOO lttWaaaV;li' WA11R1! HENKYI; E. NOX CONSULTING -.:.. Engi BTDRADLIO . -.l ..'jMMMM--V i.-i Artesian and tnhe weKfl specialty. ' General ' watdir works construction, gnrreys plans and estiinates.f Borin&rs odade for ' archi tects, bridge and railroad V ehinery. . i W pay particular- attention to our prescription business and dispense only i PURS UKUUS AT . RSASONABLB . t PRICES." -.r::;.i..-.--- -i"V ' A fall Hne ef the very best Oils aad Patato aad Paint Brashes, . - - i - - ' H; :lJ. A Ir-xHiul r. & Co , 1 ranraesv: CTbonpb-.and Trad strtav BaHiliardt2iCo.rv 0etiraw a Br.rt.') f WOOLSSALE PROVISIONS. GKAlIff ' - ' 'i AND COAL,:.'. ! ' fOl, 103, Caet Trad street. j ' - ; CHAitLOXTC II. 0: 5 f: -I . : 4':-' ! -j' ft !. - I. J V4
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