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bosed ,o-d.y and on no aame date lasl year -

An application for a mandamgs was made In The su.
preme Court the 5lh inst, compel the Pacrc Mail
Steamship Company to exnbi, stock and transtsr
books in accordance With thirteen OF in-
cooperating TIE company, passed April Il lsss Il ap-
pears the afdavit OF tho applicant tast he called
nj the company Office the 90 4th inst and de-
manded tho transfer books which the presi-
dent Mr. McLane, and the secretary and de-
cined 10 produce rhe inference TO be deduccd from
this thai the present directors DESTROYS OF beng
reelected at the annual meeng which will be held
shortly, and that In view Of this they ara anxious
90 prevent their opponents from seeing tho transfer
books canvaSsing Tor proxies Such OF
duct Is, however, open 10 sharp criticism and We await
interss, resulI OF legal proceedings tue
matter.
There -as very moderate business transacted IN Gov
srnmen securities a tho counters Of the leaass dealers.
and beng weak during the forenoon tie market
closed dun At the following gsterea, 1851.
1llH mss coupon, 1881, nl5s llls4, 5-2os reg
isicrd, 1902, lsa HAS, t-2os. coupon isG2, ii2B
ll2il -0's, coupon, 1906, 1854 lo9g; 5--0s,
coupoa, 1885. l0ob a lo9tt; do DO, January and
july Io7H loT4 BIOS. coupon, 1867 l05k 1914
Ioi0s rex steted 1904 i00a4 lo4Gs coupon IoJys
1o02; juno 30's 1915 100 July 1904 1864
LOG; October compounds 1854 llo;, iip&; December
do. do. 1issI 11sts; May do, 1865 ii7ys 1l5H;
August do do, 1I6K nos September 40 DO 1855.
a lI5gf; October do do, il5E 49,.
Mining shares we're dun and Irregular AZ the mrs,
board Rocky Mountain Cold CLOSED s. lower than at ,he
same time yesterday, sailing At ooc sensendorfer &c.
eeling at 80 90. Davidson Copper was loc. higher,
selling nj 81 o5; Smith Parmeles Sc. seag al 81 IS.
Gordon sold at 7se.. New YORK Cold s5c.. Alameda
silver SOC, EdgchI Mining - 90, Con oiidassd Gregory
Gold 80 g. ~.
Ths foreign exchange market was dull but st'sdy.
Bankers' bins on England srty days wers quoted At
1904 io91 1t three days. 1924 ITO; commercial
bills, losys Ic9 blns on Paris asiry days, DISK
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and lower In white and amber advance
q 3 s me ale:
spo s. 5yior nren Fay TO arrive wthn days. 81 50
~ f' s s and asa s%sfs ra' M
greatly restricted y the assg making freslt engage
The demand Was ainss Wholly fer he Eassra nafIsi
s saa' s:ss s 'ss 81 S 81
r: x sai s Were laoo' bushels mostly % arrive 81 20
ssrs we're iSooc SasSr, :. 81 Is 81 q for g c.nsds
sna asnH A market Ssas
ssu .ssrs .sG sa y ,sy . saa
purehssss q conlract The business somprised about
&c. go 10 arrive, but including contracts arss
amount as low As 7ss 1sc. II store -.
s higher rates. were oStsin.d The snsassmenis we're
T. p s. s essAf sa g sssn p:
steamer 400 bushels wheat I'D IOo0 bale. cotton
bushels wheat !, ia TO Antwerp SO as ere lard
last, are as foliow.;@X vessel snow IN samors
10 S0ss T., Ss % Sc. Corn fr n
64sd wheat ais vessel to direct port the 'on
S ss op ossr 9 81 .s enls
aud an American bark. 60 tons 70 Genoa or Naples,
Sussss sa quite ,ssss, !. auot.s,cn'
HorsTh. DEMAND eaninaed FAIR and prices we're steady
Sales % bales At a5c. . 70c, a. 20 quality.
an. market 1ss. s s.. 81 Is q active We quote
We eay % report lie sale q % Sid:
and prsoes were higher the Market aosns Srm a
mainly sad as
q :: ..
d9r Nd y for pale and g "a os No Common Wa
iinsesd was duh and &C. per gallon lower
being quoted 81 rs In and 81 Is bb Other kinds
were unchanged in value, but quiet
PErnoLEUM- important sales OF crude were reported,
IN
light and the few sales made indicated decline OF &c
per gallon the msrke, closing steady however at Tor
white 3c 1000 do. standard white for this month at
S5c and Loo do. do on private terms Ia Philadelphia
straw 10 white At $40 600 do standard white
Der at S6c: Loco do for January LOO do for February
bota at 3ic $500 do. for october at &c., and louv do 70.
November, lOUJ do. for December at 351c.
'rRoylsIoys.-Recepts pkgs cut meats and bio bills
lard There but f,e activity in the market for pork,
and prices further declined fully size per bb
were 1000 bbls at SIS % SIS - for new mess OF beef
and beef hams sales reported prices
nominal Cut meats quiet but steady AZ loc.
sisc for hams in pickle and lie. lic tor shoulders IA
Is boxes Ice cured long hams at l5lc The
lard continued heavy. and the business moder
ate. sales Loo bbs at lssc liic Butter % "a iair
grades We quote State .fr Sic and Western lfc Doc
Cheese was steady u l2c- i6lc for far TO extra
RICE wns dali bu, steady at Gu, last Quotations.
steady. fair TO god refining beng quoted ii7sc =
l2ts Tne sales 10 hhds a. 1885, l54c for Cuba
and 2c for English island. as1 254 boxes iOs4c
lis4c Refining was steady at the quotations In our last
issue
30UO0 los 1875. also 2lJ do. 1t 20 iuc
TALLow-Plices were uneAslsed; the demand was mo
derste; sales. l25 ooo lbs :, i2, a i25sc
firm: Sales $50 bbls Western in bond at Sc 2sc
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER TO- ss-TRlPLE

was appearance put In. -.
The Fe<maa's Journal claim WAS then called
amounting 10 1913 for advertising James A. hcMAs
tiers testified the Of his charges that they
had bean paid.
TIE OF the New YORK Dispateh was the rex
called George Ross placed the stand and tesI
fed that the clam amounted TO 50 SOL FOR adversnk
that the charges were correct; puousned ~
tha. they have not been paid; the rate charged was
fifteen cents per line.
Tue claim OF tue Metropolitan Record was the nexs
called j. J. Hoyer testified thai he the
in tho Office al the Metropolitan Record and thai tno
claim amounted 10 e2,7SS 81 and Was for Advertising.
The witness testified 70 the OF al the Items
in the bill, and also that they were unpalt
Alter the hearing Of this case the Board adjourned
until Twelve O'clock to-day.
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Daril.s Nelly, thou Asz len us,
ana ny loss We deeply feel;
Dss ns oou .nAl oath bereft rs;
ne can AL our sorrows heal.
Inc resusss and fre a. OF the family are respect
W. !. Ss 49, ~ ss,snu funeral Friday afternoon,
s,. ~ ~ cs-.s 4 from the residence OF her pa
s S-r, ~. - .'u lees, near Bowery.
@ S- o. ookiyp, Tuesday, October 8, An
NJ yo,s 800 emery orgAnist OF St James church,
MY .o ~, ssse - years .u
ns " s q the family are invited 10 attend the
lunos s,, i hn late residence, sos Myrtle avenue,
,r.S street. this thursday afternoon, at two
IAsxnL. In Brookiyn on Tuesday morning. October
49, AuousrA, only daughter Of Henry and Emma
1aSsxs', afed years, 10 nonths and 10 days
Eup esI VIII take place from the resideuce OF her
i9s Elliott placs, this Thursday afternoon. 1t
fuRL--On Wednesday, October 9, NARY Ann. wife Of
me late William Turf, In the 73d year Of her age.
Friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
on rnSJ morS1ng u Ten o'clock from Mr. Northsm's
WHsos-on wednesday morning, October ., HARRIET
D. wilson, In The 18th year OF her age.
Inc relatives and friends respectfully invited 30
attend the FUNERAL on FIR day afternoon, two O'Clock,
from ner late residence Marcy avenue. second door
south OF hsrs street. near De Kalb avenue Brooklyn
canada papers please copy.
WoiF.-On Sunday, October g. CHARLES WOLF, Daetor
months. - p
The funeral will take place on Friday morning. At ten
O'Clock from the residence OF his brothsrn law Joseph
Kuhn, $50 West Thrtyh street. The friends OF the
family arc respectfully invited TO attend
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SHIP PIN q NEW S
POaT Of NEW Yoax. OCTOBER 8. 1857. =

Cleared.
ssesmship Amenca Brem) Ernst, Bremen-oslrchs 4
steamship Monterey, Edwards. New orlcans-New York
steamship Thams. Pennington. wilmington. Nc-Mur-
Steamship Empire Price wilmington No-J Hand.
sssm.SD p Wa ySsn'en
snip Clara Wheeler (Br,. wmarth, Livsrpool-wiliams
ship Johann tNor,, Usterud. Antwerp-Funch Me,ncks
SHIP Reichstag lnam) Plump, Bremen-sloman Edge.
Bsrk Michael tPrusl Geriaca, Anwerp-Funch Aeincke
Bark wayfarer tsr,. Blackboard. Pernambuco and
bark May ssc.son, Pende,on. satia River Ga-MIer 4
Brig Eiche toid,. Kasselbohn, Rottsrdam-sl,man 4
Brig Costa Rica Cassidy. Aspinwan-Panama Railroad
Brig Londra tBr, stanwood Port Louis (Guad)-Boyd
Brig Afareta tBr,. Rutherford Mayaguez and Ponce,
Brig A,hol !Brl Gordon Georgetown, PEI-G i Brewer.
Brig $ Kennedy, duncan. MISUNDERSTANDING
ssSr ? Small. Conn, shnlee-snqw Richardson
schr hmersa, Reg Mods rrosideoce-d stranahan
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Baltimore.
Arrived.
Steamship Rising Star Conner. AspnwaIl Oct ]. with
mdse treasure and Passengers 70 tie Pacific Nail Steam
steamship San Jasinto Atkins. Savannah, with mde and
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. Charleston Oct g. IL NJ
MS d cape
shp Sam salvador hence for savansn lad
gales south from iiateras -
mase and ps,sensers. 70 ..ocd,Peed White.
ship Lord Lyndhurst tBr) Croke Calcutta June With
Aug Is crossed he Equator seps in july lat oH
from pondcherry for Bordeaux "a days OUT Aug q lat 10
81 lon 5sw ship Saxon King from Calcutta for Bre.
Haveioek from Liverpool for Havana. - -
Ship Henry Wright lot Sc rsport). Park Cardiff, AZ
Bark Inspector ols tof SALVADOR Ronforth Iquique
$ days With nitrate q Soda 10 Ferguson Had heavy
Sept 10 Ia, n Ion ~ spoke ship Grey hae from Rio ia
Of s.s. % IN nsda. DscS Iauare days. with nitrate
BARK Morning hight, Water Bueno, Ayrcs Aug 49, with
spoke ship Valley Forge, from caao for Hampton Roads
Bark Moutczuma Hammond Barbados. q days with su.
gar and moiasses to r 4 Y Dwight
brig Fanny s Clay Por, Talbot 20 days With railway
Amelia from Swansea for Halifax. y. IL IN 3 86 q
Brig Union Br B,oeq Rio Janero. 4s daya with cof
Brig La Creole tDutch) Campbell. Curacao, % days. with
brig Mer,iwa wa,srhouse sagua IA days. with sugar and
molasses. 70 Miller iioughion.
Brig wW Lord or. s4bn, Glace Bay. II days, with
Brig pen lBrl Forbes Little Glace Bay IS days with
brig ADsaiaer lBrl Pennauce. Windsor, Ms 7dsys with
plaster, % crandai, umphrly Co.
schr frankin, swaipe, JacSs2nyille. IL days
Scar John Mosser Rhodes Norfolk, Va
Scar Jones, -, El.zabethport for Boston.
schr u Baker. Weboer, Portland.
Schr Z Loud Barker. Rockand.
schr Helen, Perry, New Bedford
sailed.
Steamships Chicago, Palmyra. City OF New York. Monte
rey, aud others
81 Foa ADDITIONAL sHlPPfs1 ISFGLLiGEScE
SIZE ANOTHER PAGE.
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ssnAssHr ALuAxsR. Thomas from Liverpool for View
Orleans WITH general cargo, before reported as seen dss
ie4t the llsh uL hoa steamer barracuda
u leave Nassau the i3h to TOW her to that port
saip ROBIN looo Kelly. at san francisco 10TH Ii from
New lors repor.s Jug y o. naps hara !, Jones' sec
name unkn IVA, wee wass.d from the J,oboom ana
drowned wae the hove to in heavy gale ana
Brie ARABIAN, from Cape Breton with coal is ashore on
Mont,nk FONT .ne New iork submarine Company have
gone 10 her assistance.
sc,a EAaLE-oag Kong dates to Sept r. BY cable, re
duri the syphooi. sne registered ~ tols
SOUR UNITED srArxs, Mcclellan, befors reported st
Thomas IN d.ress was from New orssa. for sad ID Boil
remained port I'D, repairing and would be ready for
In iew days.
s,scx Lrnoo before reported a. ashore near Pic
tou. Ms from halifax for Prince edward Island.
scnR BaIpcss.s from Boston for Baltimore, at
inst. two 2, her e.asn named Georse o,nsen Of
board.
scHa Gro EpwARps The following il a copy Of Captain
HOOK tas before reported :-fhs Geo edwards Coi
fs.dslpnia is .ea. weeks sailed from oeorse.
XII, with cargo Of coal on the morning Of the AIN
hey on he psa Of ssl
hs'y y, ss n asi ana sss @
became total wreck the master and reached
Tie to save snyihia .aa sat 30 LETT. our without avail
RE master arrived at this porI GA the 9sh inst
on Block island soIa ul, a.sa railway
Newport. she received bu. litlie damage.
e @ 81 sa1 a Reef ~ an Sn
r buiwrks sancheons And planksnear carried away on
unknown.
Docharty of steamship Jsciuto. from sa-
vannAh. has our thanks for favors.
| Notice to Mariners.
zEcLASD-xAsr coAsr-LiGHr on rEa RArscArs HAR-
HrpRoaairuc orrrcr. Apxmnrr.,
The Board Of Trade has given noce tia, from tho 18th
day Of vco9er is, n ~ili De exhibited fron the East
The i. hi viii nsshns tscnuliaiius light elevated
- feet above the eyei OF the sea- viii Illuminate an arc
round 70 tho centre OF the basin Of the west entrance
The ng apparatus Is prismaiic. revolving
an Arstnd lamp Al equal intervals Of seconds gn aud
the town lights ben nd : $500
The light w Do from Iron pillar IL feet high
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ARcBrrwLlco-vnEp LIGHT ON
The Italian government has gwen notice that from the
l5th day Of se pemoer. 1851 isat will b. exhibited from
Of Monte Christie Island, Tuscan Ar.
The will be nrcd red light elevated IS fee. above the
eye o. he and 10 clear weather should be from
illuminating apparatus diop,rc or By lenses Of tho
The built IN the centre OF The rock and on
Mshslrs system win iron outresses. In LAT q 81 ~ loo
VIII aiemen. fs
SAILED from S1 sedfSrd So b, ms: bark Mary
20. of o, from barbados for Fsyal. all well aNe
ship Panama % days from cacutts for New York Aug
no lat &C 10y barb Col Ledyard arrived an Ensisn
ship f0res. Sing Jones, from Cardiff for xonisvdeo.
snip Island Home w.ws from New FORK for Antwerp.
shlp sir John L.wrence Lens. from HAMBURG for New
YS gss ssgs ~ la q ~ Ion on..,.,ovn SEQ,
81 Ia. xe aSlh ship Abby Ryerson Deans. from Nsw
yora aug ~, for Antwerp tSo,h y steamer Dearo "
1rI-T' - Fsyeisu Ports.
AlscoSA, sept si-sasd, nunmsa PAss~ssn. fevca~
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Flae II HARTFORD, CONN.

s. HARTFORD, Oct ., 1857
The barn owned BY Samuel Mather on Windsor ave-
nus. occupied BY 7. D. Ferry vas burned last night
Il contained hundred tons OF hay, TOO horses neon
cow head Of young stock tho crop Of four acres OF
tobacco four wagons and farming tpois which were
all Destroyed. Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000
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COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Oct e-6P. ".
corToSThc unfavorablc eabs adgices from Liverpool,
quoting the market there s for mddns upands tended
to depress tbs Market and recedei fully Sc. per h.
with only moderate at the concession. Tho
bulk Of the sales OF the wharf and 10
arrive Fourteen hundred bales changed hands a the fol-
lowing
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At meeting Of = Cleveland, gainesville and Ashta-
and tho CIeve and Toledo Railroad Companies
held Cleveland yesterday to vote the question Of
lease and conso haaton. large vote was poled unani-
mousiy 10 fav or OF the same BY both companies.
aicago1tournal OF Monday remarks.-
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sh-Arived. schr Kate Walker, rapey. Navassa ISLAND
lett osorse,owa, DC; Baldwin. Van. and D fissss
e. aiko6RagTo@S, c. Oct Arrived .chrs rhreshsr-
H so.ioa c1ff oy Parser sss Hsysa
nickson, Boson Albert Mason. Rosa Hooossn; DAvi0
ei HSsEs 5E brig TySe S1 sr
sssss S. IS .S:;.s
Arts esorssiowa PC q. 90 csrass sa I n.s,rs
Williams. a aSf 30 tor So.ea Draper
If ss rs x 20 ,sf
ell smith DO Tor Newburyport sea Breeze, cocmos Ap-
Pp ss,iea"scsrs Helen Augusta Gtber. Green.
.sSs. sS . ky .
Tor Boston; Patterson Joson 40 for do Charles y
s o Bangor Esa %oo or S
new ORLEANS, DC. s,-Arrved. steamship Mariposs.
map % 9ss aa sFsSs os Bowers
Tom schr indian Bra hence To- NIB reurned eaiing
5 .ssm s tssrs s, S.s uap
per Boston: b. Miller Mills; Decatur oakes Berry ana
SEwB1RYPoRr &c, = arrived, schr white Sea,
SEw BEbfoe6, Oct T-1rr'ysd .chrs Mason Matt
ms s.nssmona va Stephen %ss.s; Narrow. sh sesi
Minnie Kline, Parsons Georsc,o~n PC.
NEwpoar : &C.. s~1rriyea carrie Melvin watts
Di!lP1s .2GG h.a ssesf Linda Hewitt
rs Ss.r sdmsa d Dfs;ss Henry b
ITwin Atkins Pfoyidencc r,,..h.,, xorg,av. r,rt.
r.>,ss. t,,r N,rv a Roosevelt 6ALdiner. Me schr Mary
ria SYork below ships bombay, Jordan and Lancaster,
'acxson 5e e oe. = the Brcakwaer. schr Carrie,
grou, Isorto Rico for New YORK. IL.
W. W., 10 sea 9Th barhs Trinity. for Dunkirk Royal
cb,rie for Rotterdam; Eugene Sands somervle for 81
wayss eo briggs Mary for Antwerp; u Parks, Tor Ha
yans italian, for Aatanxas; all flon Philadelphia. .
PSRTLAND. Get s-ccarei. brig George Burnham, NC
1PxWiCcxET. oct s-salcd. sch James Dvery, Carroll
nPRovibENcE, Oct Arrived, schrs Elizabeth English,
SIMPLE 0eorgstown, DC; Armenia BARTLETT Bartlett.
Georgeown, Dc; Harriet Lewis, Taylor: Ruth haseyy
Perry. Sophie Ann Baker. Rachel Jane. soue louisa
Brdssn lroble Isaac Anderson Doyle Eizaoethport m
SAilcd--schrs selma BuDnell Bunne 1eorgesown ~
(or wilmlngtsn, NC) Emma Fox, Case philadelphia;
Evergreen BeIostc. do Albert Phsro shourd do Law
nah Jane Conkln, Elixaoehport Jobu epanord hAw-
kins Carlisle. Potter, dol Charger, Mshan dej -.
Ian Downing Taylor, do Benj English, baker, MOTT
John Boynton, Reed do Rainbow, clum. DO; so~'on'
Hill do; soop Commerce Tyler, NYork.
Oct 9--Arrved, brig sussex, Ardrossan.- 49, :,
RICHMOND, Oct 6-Arrl,cd. scnr Hesse, 'syor' ~
bany. aaNtA N.. - A..
SAVANNAH, Oct s-ciesred, bark Aurelia Baker sns-
eos Ayres schr Pendcton. Wood Providence -. q,
wiLMyoToN NC Oct 7-Arrivsd .chs JOAN rsrI 49, -
mouth, Nh, ard LILY. ststson, Nfork
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Kggr yOun FEET Day. TIE
IA falepl Metallic sole mnpnfactnrsd,
MHTA LLfG 'HffOE bOLE 90, No. i67
broadway. New York, and for sale eysrys
fsat. against standing OF walking 90
wet pa sments and damp ground does not
interfere with the most deiicntoly nttine
seq, and condition. PiiGs ~ cents, Large
diseopp at 10 tbs trade. Agents appointed.
send for Price List and Circular -Four
pair sent ffes by mall as samples, for 81
Address u. H. GifIItlu. HearalAry, No. ia
broadway, New York.
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MACHINIsTs.
"f1"o'F1EmAso



M~ Foundry
sA4aafsatarars and Builders OF
nam Engines, Circular Saw
Mills.
ass.s sad sagar Mills. Tobacco screws
aamnaine Machines, pistiis
issy and Mining Ma
eaiaarg. Malt Mills. Corn
.ss1isgs, House Fronts, cellar afates,
NON & A CASTINGS.
OF every description,
HaA4a.AHafs at all kinds Made n Repaired,
Dealers la issitAla. Fire Bricks.
steam Gauges, ana
Afasaaht Iron Pipes, OLD materials eagiit
~
70
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T0LD, GOLD My 10idsn Compound
NJ viii fofes the beard 10 grow on the
sinOoIhssl face In ~ days, ~bstisfaftJon
postage paid. for 10 cents. Address,
b., ~. GDtVfN,
Hadlsy station, Lawrence County. Ills,
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Oyeflaksfs, pqftssM sanaiss, aBG
large depot Of the eaishfnted Hsfaf
Paper Collars aud fsLaited at ~
cents per boz Large sLeea at ths
best itish Linen, Iapis Iiasnss Cot
and Covers, Maps ins, Iowsia, Crash,
thsa Gnrtalns. Collars and Guns, la
ssts OF singiy, with over
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James Buchanan, now ia bis .77th
year frequently walks from Whs4l..
laad 10 Lancaster, TIRES aud a half
miles.
Dir, MeCormaok, the reaper man,
hands Ia his Income account ~ sib7,r
7G0 HflI4
The cxar Of Russia will visit War
saw this manth for the first time IN
seven years,
Mrs. General Gaines new maasisn
on Central Park, New York will cost
az, 000. 900,
John Bright's eoat Of arms, oddly
enough, IL "a dragons head gules
vomiting flames Of lire" ny
Gen, Dodge Is lying i'll a. Council
Bluffs, from the effects Of a wound
reeeived during the war
Gen. Sterling Psiee Gnds that the
commission business, Ia which hs Is
now engaged In N. Louis, pays
Ia the workingmen's procession at
st. Louis, "a banner bers the in
seription Governor Ogiasby, ab
Eight. Hour Man, tho next Presi
dent t3
The New Hampsblra Statesman As,
ssrts that Georse Peabody sawed
wood at the Columbian Hotsl, Ia Con.
cord, 10 Day for a nights lodging, fifty
ysafs ago
IL il said that George Augustus sa.
la has made aa e-nwaaement 30 write
only for the London Daily 1ste0yaph,
nj a salary OF fl,Zp IA year.
John hell IA living on his planta-
An s'.natsi eppn .ns onnpsIia'ip
nd =" "" s''"9 "s'
~
the followiua y 'Norwood' falls be,
Low tbs Gaeebar standard Nor
wood one think Mr.. HseeLar wrote
IL" '1 - INT
D, u,
James y, fislus, nI Boston. pays
an ,neo,is Of ,aa on ana Dr;
at 1904 by the commissioner. 4
aaada.a uaiu.. wlo
asnJsa III .saae.Ja.sasaa@r"p, NJ.
nsiasas !. aa. .ha sssa, al a.a ~,
49,. "a ILL. ~ "s '"y
S""'s :" "a'""o'e' 7Af}f
William ~ Dodge, of New York
has given thirty thousand dollars 81
Williams College, for d Presidential
fund.
nev .Jsmss II A~si,e,t has xm.,,,.o
M ,ha essssr az I,,,.aas Aa,I. ~
guerrilla,
The Queen will lay tho corner stone
of the new Hall of Arts and Neienoes
IA London. on tho 10th Of NAV.
Alfred lvefson, once senator from
Georgia, has turned from eating fire
% selling fuel,
Ma. Van. o,,a.oaaaa4
- Thomas Mast, who draws those 10
markabie ellegorioal aud illustrative
designs IN Harpsr's Weekiy, Ii OIL,
twenty seven years of age, lie Is i
native Of Bavaria, but came To this
country when he was six years az are
n member or the Wisconsin Legia
lhture who bad bean blamed for vot
repliad' uaiyelv' whose aJ"a,
ton Ii small and self aoaaired. nead
one, 1 frequently receive letters from
constituents containing words whioi
| do not understand. aud I had a.
honest desire 10 answer sueh LETTER
Ia fitting terms. In one ense I eoul,
not understand tho words ON the an
yelonaii 9ofi NIL T.
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