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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26

hAY.-Snlppng Ooci prime 30 to 95c. Trade ta
fair and the market quite Arm.
HIDES Remain as at last report We notice sales of
6000 Montevideo. 2l lbs average. ut 1Sc. gold.
Tho saes are 76 bales at 16 to 55c for American 5S
to Zoo for Belgian and Bavarian.
MoLAssEs-The market Is quite active but at prices
ruling In the buyers favor. The sales include 1000
hhds Cuba Muscovado at 40 to &C. and 800 hhds Barba
does at 67h to 68c.
NAVAL sTonEs-Spirits Turpentine is moro steadily
held with sales at 70 the latter price with pspers
Rosins-There has been good export demand for
mon to-day and better prices were demanded the sales
foot 1000 bbls at 87h to 49, besides about TOO bbs
other grades ranging from to So for Opaque to PALE
to 81 81 In Lard sales Of 1000 gallons at
PETRoLEUM-Is rather quiet, but is steadily held We
quote crude the spot at 23c and refined in bond at
SO to 40c. Sales 1900 bbls.
PRovIstoRs-Pork-Tho market fs not very active but
prices rmer The sales 1850 bbls at SSl Sc to
6S rs for mess. cash and guar way closing $3l SO
cash. $40 rs to $50 for "a to 66 mess and $27 sat
for PRIME also 500 bbls for October delivery o.
at $S2 80.
BEEF-Is unchanged. Sales were made OF $50 bbls al
SIG to s2 for plain Western and $2l 80 to $24
for extra do.
BE, BEEF HAMs-Are nominally unchanged. We quote
BACON sIDEs-Are in little request. We do not learn
Of any large sales.
Our MKATs-The market Is firm, with a fair inquiry
We notice sales Of 3l5 pkgs at 18 to for hams In
in do.
LARD-There Is no change In the market. The sales
are 800 tea snd bbs part arrive) 10 No
TO Kettle rendered city and 10 to 2Oho for Western wo
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE July 2l.-corrEE-rbo maria, In
consequence OF the advance in New York Ia much
stronger In feeling although there is material change
IN quotations We note the sale Of 200 bags Rio the
pahnoe OF the Cckets cargo private terms and 1sO
20 az toac gold duty paid. We quote Rio ut 175 to
26 to 27o per ID, gold |A' ~ '
CorToH.-The advices per steamer Herman from
Liverpool, has had the tendency to strengthen the
views OF holders and although there no
or moment making the market is very hrm with an in
creased inquiry We quote Ordinary % to 900; Good
SO to $50 per lb.
FLogn-The market continues very easy and quiet,
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Memphis NIarlxet.

MEMPH1s July 22-ooTroN-The Cotton market
yesterdey was very dull No transactions and prices
nominal. The latest dispatches per steamer Herman
from liverpool are encourasing, An advance was re-
ported and better prospecs Uplands selling at l4Xd
with an upward tendency These sdvices did not how
ever aect the New York market yesterday i being re-
following the current rRtaA: -
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Wilmington Market,

WILMINGTON, July 4.-TURrENrrsE-About $40
bbls received to-day aud changed hands at S4 O5 for
$50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPEHTIHE-No sales reported.
RosIN-Sales OF so b5ls Common at 81 90; 1854 do
No at 81 20 to 50 81 do mixed grades 50 75 SO
do red at So to 49, and 1875 at S4 rs to 80 for No
], as in quality, and 50 rs to 8 tor Opaque.
HAE-6U bales Eastern sold from wharf at 81 az per
100 Tbs. " " PA
T1MBER-Ono raft common mill sold at SO Dor n.
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COM Nj MEkClAL.
Exports.


IIYERPOOL-Per ship Amelia-S95 bales Upland Got
ton, 24l7 bulls Rosln.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-CorToN. Ia
rather more doing In the way of sales. but prices
are without change; $50 bales of middlngs aod in
lesnB.
GROCERIES sugar there is no change to notice:
400 hhds Cuba sold from 1922 to lac per as
to quality and 80 hhds of Muscovado moasses per
gallon. Coffee is firmly held at the advance but we
hear Of no sales worthy OF notice.
FLouR.-rhe market continues very dull, there
being little or no demand for shipment. but prices
remain about the last quoted. About 400 bbls
sold In lots to the home trade, including
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE July 20.-Co rToN.-There was considers.
Ole disposition to-day to buy but transactions were re-.
etrioted by tho factors who generally under limit
Tom lion me country. Middling grades scarce and
difhoult to buy at outside quotations while Inferior
qualities are easy at inside figures. Only 100 bales
changed hands at 81 10 81 for MiddlinK.
Sales OF the week 2750 bales, on Northern account
MONETARY AND F1NANcIAL.-But little has been done
In either Gold or Exchange The noon New York dis.
Patch reports an improvement in the Gold market and
prices have advane ed correspondingly here but with
hgnt traosactions The market closed at lac to l5l
Light transachons are reported in New York Ex.
change at par checking by banks and bankers and y
discount buying for Cotton Bills ~
Nothing doing in Sterling, and only light
In New Orleans Sight at par to 4 discount.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, july 2A-CoTToN.-The brisk demand
Whlcn we noticed In our last review as having heen
created by tho then favorable news from Europe con
t tnroughout tho w"eL, causing steady advance
from oay TO day. Yesterday we quoted at 90 To 93,,
me dull condition of the market in Now York to-
getneT with the uncertainty OF affairs in Europe has
caused ialng OIL in the demand this morning and
Thlle we do not feel warranted reducing our quota
uone we can say that holders are more accommodatpR
and inclined to tako little of
DoMEsT1cs.-Augusta Factory Goods are uuchan ged
ahooER1Es-Trade generally is moro quiet. The ex-
cessiyo heat continues and want of rain Ia upyer-
saaY iet Bacon Is in good do and, with light stock.
CoRS.-There is @ slight advances to So.
WHEAT.-Yery little brought in.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

The foreign news per Scotia announcing decline In
the staple, did not affect this market holders con-
tnued generally firm at previous prices We oould
only hear Of the Of eight baies yesterday ou.tv
Strict Middlit G, at 35 cents per lb.
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Per steamship saragosss, from New York-B AL
len. w Cadow. Wm q Reed, Mrs Webster, Mrs Pig
net Miss Edelmsn, Mrs Brann, and in steerage.
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Edsto-J q Sea-
brook, Joseph soabrook, A Hartwel, w W Reeves, A
Frey, and In steerage.
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atw COOKS.

GxIFviTB GAUST, on JEALOUSY; . novel. By
Charles Reade.
Harper Brothers have issued handsome library
edition, and Hison Go. cheap edition Of CIR nth
0auut The authors edition was published few
Keade Is uraily enough In favor OF an international
copyright Law that should guarantee to him on both
sides OF the Atlantic the full reward for his literary
laborS
2AnTYRrA; or, ANDERsoNvILLE Prison. BY
Augustus G.. Hamlin, late Medical Inspector
United States Army. Royal Antiquarian, &c.
Illustrated by the author. Leo Shepard,
Boston.
facilitate ts aale But most buyers will be sorey dis
appointed ct nndiag that consists chiefly Of VI
undiessted material which the Industrious Royal Anti
4uarian, &c, has been accommodating for years In his
common place books what library Of them he must
havel, and haa finally dumped on the public high.
WAy. In . PREDATORY note the author states that he
'prsssnts for review neither style language but
although thore II . plentiful lack OF style in what
he says himself yet he wastes too many words
u intsrcaa,ing hts numerous extracts. He
aAds;-"Ncishcr docs ie. 81 this late date, seek
70 rekindie the smouIderng embors Of hate and
aot;" but other motive account for tho savage
blowing nrc which all should wish 70 cxtinguisb. Not
unseldom appears that he would like interpret lite
rally the scrpturai phrase Of "heaping Goals Of hre
Upon an snemy's head Such books az Keiey's In
vinculisu and HAmlins "Maryrs" inspired the one
~ Southern hate and the other by Northern hate alike
merit public rcprobaion
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SUPERIOR COURT 7AaI |.
Action Against a Fcrr,boat COMPANY.


Wfugr Bel a. East Rira fruyipa' Conn, Tbs
paing brought The action agsns the defendants
damages the loss ~ his who Nv the
Suffolk County fcrrybost tlc 2slh Of MAY ISIS and
drowned The facts ~ the showed that young Beck
who about fourteen years % with two other boys
coming the river from Bfockyn IN boat T~y
had within about ATTY yarfe ~ the Ss~ iofk shore
when tier the fern boat approaching b~sk sat az the
how, another At the aud the Third eerng
some the boa called out 90 the boys 10 jump
board stivc- from collision did aud
drowned. The other two gave up the ment ~
the boat which swung round IN tie aud C0ung
into collision with the fsryb1at upset The to boys how
ever rescued A considerable amount OF
htcting testimony placed bef0rc the Jury The
young fellows who bad escaped stated that they Did
The ferry boat until sha close hrm, the ves-e
lying 81 the wharf preventing them seeing great d-iancs
or and they being 70 the shore TIE pR de-
posed that his had b@en going 20 the Pre- Academy sbd
tina, when be did no, DO 50 he assisted hin psinua his
business.
R,odse Dean, the rars q the defendants. moved
dismiss the action The ground that the vouhg lad bad
,rihusd % n. death Il h own neslesaee n going into e
place rsqulfed The een-sn, pAsssge Of rrsmsoau The
plaintiff he said, mad failed - show negligence the
rsrt OF tho cumf.nv
Judge barbour said me jury must he judge, o. the dess
u negligence there N the There doubt Tie
paipn had incurred perunary oss in Tie death 81 ~.
who had Just sryed 4 that when he might b. %
70 his father
TAc concluded and viii be til.
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ceuar cLItsnas-rg, DAY.

fOrnKsr Cosnf--CucrSrs Part Nos. 2tl At1 Dri
49, 81 sts i11l xE;l i7s3 xzas 81 As7 1fa tu ss
1874. 2iys Zss,. 2gji. 43T. zu1s
suvnysy co'nr--fpcrFy Part -Nou t7f a. i64f nv
ilst Dc IN 1874. llf0. ies, 90 sr. ia 1915. 80
IOs0 20. al l2s-
Grrxnsa 1sRx.--Son enanrrAts.f fbssisrs eriy
krNrIsf TNAs-DsmurrsfM~~os ~ ~ IL. lsn4es ~ -
ara lart--N1s ~. ~ - gp@ lts, ~ - lea
cnAspas-yos. ~ ~ 81 ~ 1sEegsi es'i-No 9
MASS Corrv-Nas. 10 IN, q, ". ~, MtoE
,0w~Ox rtnas-rsrf l-tdlsgfr~i unll Mardsv usti.
Pant a-.oa no ~ s1l. ie15 iay9 ifD lsls, isyl iTg
u7i, l1lA la 10 l5fn, lila
trrgp srasNa DIsrSusr coyug -sos q q - let y o.
H. Il ~ Is Il ~ n = = - y i 4 ~ =. 3.
s0 10 a. a.. 81 a. ~. -.
Corpr ~ 0rEnat er.s,os.-rh. r~otls wTfar J.
Bailey. ssrae Lewis Lovel Thoruss Dugsn ",
MADDEN. 1homss k,ly-robs@ry sane y JOAN connsg--
xrsnd lssc~uy Tnefe sfttua hfiy.Nr Ca
wheh the cv1rt ~ll sggosps days wssh ihey b
tired positively sfntngst shfh ne feowfn3 -f.re
nslsh " ~, ~ jain Hsnfett fsm@s Uarss L~oaara ".
for uas/l~f psusrs saIivsb wntsa Csrui~s ~
a"ysv,as ft.o. ~ ms1siaushtS
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COURT 0r APPEALS.
In mo Sisttsr sf the ADplicatlQu II Frank
Ferris for a Writ sf Errer-Importsnt
Opinisu.

E"rus iOr Wrm 81 ErrSS-AmSOHss"s
BY Justice Davies
In recent OF tho Court Of Appeals Chief Justice
Davies pronounced important opinion in reference the
powers Of the Gesera Of the supreme Court He
decided that 1t power r day for the execution
Of prisoner upon the Of the judgment without
sending the the Court In which he
This opinion OF Chief Jsscc Davies has pronounced
In reference Of Frank Ferris who lately
cuied In city the murder Of his wife Ferris was
sonyic.ed q the hs osr General Sessions
the by Of error 10
Ss 8 s
pss me 5 A as Scn Of A
supreme Court affirmed and the RENTED the
s'S. ON K: s
Ss prisoner . g ssssaisd day p August
e Of Fer The Sn
Ferris unt The 18Th Of October when The sentence Of death
Il contended that the Supreme Court had no
oar Of General
s a"a oos g. and na s s n sae
@ar' ma no power to x day for the execution q
rs dc as
to I Ss l Dss. r. think zee that 2.
counsel namely that the supreme Court had authority
Of
WITH sG 4nS @
his first proposition, that the Judgment Of Court
Geneai Sessions being still valid, operative judgment,
y therefore Of supererogaton in the supreme
Court 70 sentence again the prisoner The
tence already passed IN accordance with the law.
Wild operative and unreversed aud had been affirmed by
Tor another sentences and this Of the Supreme Court
although uncaIlcd for worked detsiment injury
70 the prisoner, and Is no ground for reversal
of thu original Judgment or sentence. That re.
manned In fun force valid and operative His
Honor quoted from the statutes as what Supreme
Court should do In such and said that the only de-
parturc from the regular aud OF
Substance. The language Of the Revised Statutes fully
authorized the Supreme Court to day for the
ton Of the sentence then in full force also Of opinion
that Ia Ike the present where the execution Of the
II the duty OF the Sheriff proceed The judg
ment Of the court at that time. unless further respite u
granted the Judgment has reversed amended In
The meAlne. also OF opinion that this
In which Il is writ OF habeas corpus
and 20 have The convc brought into the supreme Court be-
fore the sentence OF the law be executed him. The
dlreclan the sheriff the the ay
whc the execution thereof last espcl hy the Governor
the record this clseaging been removed this court
Il not In tie power OF the SUI tor 20 remit II 10
obligatory that the the
Sessions ts there with the judgment direc
ton OF the The general provisions OF the Revised
Statutes Could therefore, be properly Invoked which
made applicable every convict sentenced the
punishment OF death, whenever for reason. such
ence shat not have been executed and The shall stand
pronounced Ia this by this nna
fore stood In m force but the day fixed the execution
having further became and that
taken this with tho
accordance with the directions the
unlmporant particulars already ayerted lad the
for wrt OF error In Denied william h. hiaf2lng III
notion cunning >. Bedford. Jr. Assistant Lisfrc Aos
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

PuRsuIr Cirrrss % ssostfUss.--A y,ang -hop.
Inter- giyng The a jane. AuFphy ea'rd the dry
gooss M. sts Grand sire - yesterday forenoon,
aud asked 70 be shown voois Afer examining
fabrics be concluded not a. by and LETT the but
ynreyed ciers. named John Fen' called him back ant
asked him whist he lad ftorr naief his cpsi The
thief ild but .f4rni brisk tot
Grand street IT.. clerk gsve rhase shouting thef'
This cry stsrs~sd 0vd % hoy. sni tbsy al
yelling AFTER The fugitive. who besms . srrsd thu he
Into Ne ~ ~ thu an who
took him custody. Ca ths he ~
found piece o. calico valuei sl5
rLsyrSs Twsxs corsrrrsAs M. foseph drum.
Inacker farmer belonging % Posters Meadow Queens
COUNTY yesterday Visited th. Eastern District Ia wagon
drawn BY valuable Iron grey horse. the purpose
irsnsacsg hmrn~as Oh hi return home ~ or
Dnicht0wn. he hrhe1 M IL Marshall street for
and durlug hia hnaenne fi-f who had
doubles. besn watching him, Jumyet into the wagon
drove on The farmer complained ~ tbs Captain of the
fofty ssth pferiec 81 The sfcny and complained bitterly
~ what he es-i 'ths trick hst hAd bcsn plbyed upon
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TIE Fenian TriaIs--John Steven Sentenced to
Ne Hanged ON tho 18th Of December.
Toronto Nov. L 1890


Ths Fenian TRIALS John Steven Sentenced to
be Hanged on tho 18th Of December.
ToRosro, Nov. I. 1893.
The trial Of Fenian prisoners proceeded with this
morning. the usual crowd being present in the court.
Mckenzie and Fleming appeared for the American
government Mr.. Thurston, the American Consul, was
In attendance looking the interests Of the prisoners
g he constantly since the beginning OF the
: fsnian trials
John Steven was placed on trial The prisoner being
very deaf allowed within the enclosure for
counsel He had no counsel specially retained.
John Stockwel was duly sworn and testified II saw
the prisoner Fort Erie carrying rle told me that
being very deaf and not knowing the watchword was
afraid Of being shot by the Fenan pckets left then and
returned 70 Fort Erie.
Joseph Newbigsing, William Miller and Lieutenant
Miller testified that they prisoner armed With q
rife
For the defence John Hughes said he and the prisoner
came 70 bunao seeking work; were engaged to go to
Foss Ene 70 work on the Erie and Niagara Railway !;
were taken prisoners by the Fenans
James smith, sworn -Keep q tavern al Fort Erie
prisoner stopped at the tavern May 81 next morning
the Fenans surrounded the house.
MI MCKENZIE then addressed the Jury Hon J. H.
cameron replied In behalf OF the Crown. Tho Judge
having summed up, the jury retired and ater short
absence brought In verdict OF guilty.
18th OF December.
Father Mchahon under sentence Of death, has dctsr
mined TO appeal for new trial
An application for new trial will also be made in be-
half Of Colonel Lynch
The Mayor OF Quebec has received number Of cable
teegrams from England, empowering him 70 draw
money Tor the relief Of the sufferers by the fire.
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TIVE caarM AOueoucr eomsHsoMas Aso comprasllsa
BRENNAN
cGoros Aougpucr DKrARrsHNr. ,
ANw Nosx. Nov. Y, 1854 /,

CKorOn AouFDucr DErARrsBNr,i
:, Nav Yosx. Nov. T. 1854.
M. r BasssAS Esq, Comptroller
sGln reply TO OF the 9th have only
that the advertised for opened
was withdrawn by public notice before your
usns To be present At the opening received Being
whdawn no bids have been or could BE- received for THIS
sewer OF this withdrawal you officially notified by
our note Of October and there has therefore
time this point for your attendance the
opening
10 regard TO the o.he! exceptions in last note beg
discharge OF their duties by their Judgment founded
solely due regard public interests aud the rights
propary In forming that Judgment viii gladly
listen 70 suggestions from you OF any other citizen personally
Interested Ia matter action continue
as has heretofore BEEN deefmned BY ourselves alone
RoBT. l.. DARRAGH
A. W. CRAVEN
CrOton AQueduct Bosrd.
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SUPREME C0UaT-ssseaAl TERN.
Allegation Of Insolvency Against the suon-
tann Min COmpany-Appeai from an order
for Injunction to Continue.

Allegation Of Insolvency Against the Nom
tam Min Co,npany-Appeai from an order
for Injunction 10 Continue.
Before Barnard r. j.. and Insraham and Clerk, A. ..
Edoard A. Creme a al the Ayntrna Hm C,apaay The
facts la this forth the compliant the
aidav, OF OF the plalatrs serve 10 show thu. the
plaintiffs judgment creditors Of the Company Cor the
sum sf - ~ 8; which Is unpaid; that tho total Indebted
meas q o-Iany Is nb, ut o. co; lha; Tho crcn ira
among whom the washington Ifon Nok .rc lAc -
Manufacturing Compsny hsve Judgments The
s6l2i aud upwards against the company that
other crediio tia, the nominal rapni OF the company
tl2300 ind afterwards increased to $1,000; that
csis Of i, pay%en. SavSs tcsa ned q. ~
liable for dsS Of III.
i was further shown that a. the .iins those
sockholdsrs and that soms Of them have nee.
ss sssls s s Ii ss s
company istnsolyen and that suits pending asnns u
Ss is S !; IA I.S ~
ssa or hs 81 &c 81 vac
OF The collected fom the sockhofdsrs ansns The
,s s
creditor. BE- required to teome pariics 70 this suit or be
Iss ,d.y 9, n. ds,,na.n,. e :sw .ss q:
s slss.';on. a.sl.s".y 4. anI.usas ...srS{ s.'
ana that have not dsprrc Ia value ISsn Gvs
mos 81 While c gfSss ~ az I'M
do no. s,essd sloo the property nsns amply
When s % Of
original order w.s granted on the complaint alone and
the adayts Of 81 the defendants In support thereof
1t absolutely joined the defendants except the company
and all other stockholders and creditors. from all loyal
proceedings against the company s officers s.ockaodc-
and from ALI sales Of Toe gr.pe.y q the company under
exocuti1n and ordefed the csndana 10 show Why
receiver should not ;. ntcd motion then made
TO dsrolso this injunction and that motion. and the
day the show why receiver should
not be apsncd before fudge Barnard who refused
70 dissolve the In Junction and motion and appointed Tho Hon
j. X. Hacke,t rcreivrr The dsf-ndsns appeal from b9h
these orders maintain that the the
which the complaint IL only corpo
ations After hearing toe the Court took The
papers aud reserved iis derSon.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


rsMfs.-switttrs Al rGyat~. y.faM9 I. q -
ws3of@iaY, spvssHhvf : W sUtfdl csf~wYp.Y.
IksRr 1aErNs q hwstr dsushttr 81 fafsh s1d tbe
Isis 1Aeob n Wli'ass
ps.SIsa-r.r1ys --os Sstf<sssy Norss1i~rr. W
th~ krs ~. y = HnAhfrs, <t4sav ~ DHsNfh1 - La
vtsfs A 7.ytss. dsex,ast q .hs ls,e Its A rsyfss
Kinx-ia~s -fy hf~yssYe, 90 Wednesday, Ngssmr
~ J. ~ 80 tsx va. fs*ess Nm kss. ~ rtsf
nsd, to9sn1, ~ LUIS v. tasshtaf = Csgt Gss. ".
Lana. - n. a.
rhersd v .twfs tlssas rary
brrt- efND -~on W.in~s<sy, Neveml~r 7. w -.
Erf fs1 - Cffr.n, NJ f1m. MnTsrx. " CAifsrLs. Il
~ ~ sBsrf rnn, - thm s1ty
" logsi. g@p~fs pse.-S stty
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sale-Estse OF John Nblo, decreased. A. J. BLEEcKER,
SON co. win sell ut auction, Thursday, November
at The Exchange saesroom III Broadway, At l2ooock
HOUSTON sTREET-Th three story brick Building and
Lot 30 East Houston street between Crosby and Mulberry
LOT 25xiOO building covering tho whole lot contains forty Ave
rooms. In thorough repair, with all the requisites dr
cas hotel Title perfect sale absolute. For map, par.
ticulars spply al The autonecr's ONCE
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z IL Il r U T. F.
Fashion Course. Tro,,;,,

Fashion Course, T.. I.--Tro;ting.
WEDNESDAY, Nov 7-M,ca 5000, nile heats, best
three In five.
John Crooks named g. Bun Run, IN harness. received
forfeit.
d. Woodruff named CHI m. Ella Sherwood, 10 wagon,
paid forfeit
SAMk DAY-S.skc $400, me heats, best three III Ave
X Andrews en- CHI N. harcci.ne, to wagon2 / 2 l
u Lovet enie' ed = IN. Jessie, 10 wagon. l 2
X. Dale entered b. m. -, In harness. =. 3 3 3
A. Patterson entered m FANNY, to wagon / 4
Time-2:5 = 250-2 80 3D. 54ia.
The contest oelween Marcelilne and Jessie very
close from FIRST to aud the that out to wit
ness tho race were highly delighted with the sport
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jerome Park I'm ces.

The extra days at Jerome Park of 10 day
comprising hurdle and three the fat Should
all start that inferred for the hurdle very
exciting affair may be anticipated The horses entered
FOR the fat jndciousy handicapped 20
close contests. and properly ridden vii afford much
enjoyment 10 the spectsrors A match between
Trovatorc and Her Ladyship will be ne finale the
days entertainment
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SUPERIOR ceylr-rsYL TIN.


W'Trrts DtirrgfisiHilA some tine ruf ehssed
sn 54ic. Of clsoo s0m the dsfcnlent who they srg-
Represented them that tr sound aai or GOOD
quality. Artaaa statcaesl the plaintiffs pad full
price Tor the cotton aud rcsold Tbey realized poht b
the transaction, but the parties no bought them
turned the article. declaring that was unsornd Painins
assert that uey compelled sell the COTTON nj
aud that they had storage expenses For this they
bring suit 70 reser damages 70 the amount OF tIu The
defcuce that tho cotton sld by sample and that
delivered TO the rninn in every respect equal I,
Tho sample. The ua~o hhi nN concluded.