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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19
DY THOS. E. wAG9AMAN,
ID Real Estale Auctioneer. SO Seventh al
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON 1 STREET. BETWEEN NINETEENTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On TSWTkkEETlE T RHE STtR4yE kstfEETEENTH
BY virtue of 8 deed OF trust, bearing date on the
18th day Of August A. D. ISL and duly recorded in
records for Washington county, District Of Column
bla, will sell 1t pubic suction 10 the highest bid
der, in front OF the premises on FRIDAY, the 25th
day Of August, at O'Clock p m, all that place or
parcel Of land situate In the city Of Washington,
District Of Columbia, and known and described on
the ground plat or plan thereof as lot numbered
four, q, } In square numbered eighty six, ISL
together with the Improvements, Consisting Of .
two-stOFy brick DIV e!lng-house and stable.
Terms Of salei One fourth cash, and the restdueig
three squIl- instAllments, st twelve, eighteen and
twenty fur months with interest rom day OF slls
at the rate Of eight per cent per annum until paid,
70 be secured TO the Satisfaction Of tle tTusee-oR
all cash, at the option OF pul chaser:
IftEe terms OF sale gre not complied with within
ee days after sale, the trustees reserves the right
70 resell the po2e{ ~ ths rsk sgd C., s9st Of ne
ons week IL SOM newspapet In the city OF
Wsshiu giOn.- JOS R:PRApLEI. II, trustee
r. - THOS. Z. WAGGAMAA,
auI5-TuTbS&ds -. D.. -. % AucttOnesr.
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III. 3. 7 . NJ
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Nd.
EDMUND l.. QUARRY,
Slnerinfendent. MaEhlnEIon. d. %.

- 11pSAAHASANSAS' " sAsu.Ab w. ~ ~
1874. rxSsss EEHE 1874.
TO THE NoRTHwEsTs SOUTH AND SOUTH
On and 81. s5g1IllI n5s kRShNGEM 5I;S
washington. ;5:s5 a. m. Baltimore. 72s a. m
- 5:SP. N. I:.5p. H.:
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK RUITE. '''-
" ~ EisgAnt Scenery, I'aace stSte-foom, day and
TWO nun Gred miles ged 20 Western and Central
5s5 :. m, daily 70 gHltimOEs. Daily, except Sun
DAY, Tor ths North SHi West. -, w.
p da q PiBars HH5in Iha koss
Through from Washington 10 Pittsburg and FL
mir without change.
northeast Corner Es Of srfSt ana PenRy
Vania avenue and Sixth street and PsnnsylvaHla
aYt nue., where reliable information will be given at
Passenaers procuring tickets at these oaces can
1 jaz AT GeheFll Passenger AFeat B5itinoFs, &d.
A LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
ODE DEPOT coREER SIXTH AND % STREETS, &.
Local trains for Alexandria leave follows: 6:S3
~ m to Alexandra daily; all others daily except
Local trains leave Alexandra as follows: 6, rs.
r. m. nom AisIGndTiR daily all other trains
Trains marked titus connect with trains on
W ashington and Ohio railroad.
Richmond Express IL ayes W ash.ngton At $50 p.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPIRES, VIA Richmond,
leaves Washington Il:S3 p. M, daily, except sun
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sale at the Office corner sixth ana PennsyHAnla
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsy iyanla sTenue,
where passenger can leave orders Tor eSggags 70
destination. -, Y. 5. HOUhG,
General Passenger Agent.
Ell. DUBARRY, superint .ndent: mh7-TI
w AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT = TWO DAILY
TEAMS lEAGEHI SUNDAYlRET AL
EAHSAAlSS R ~ " III az PURCELLVlLLE, BEGIN
Leave W ashtnFton at a. m. and d. M. and Al
exandriA at s1O a. m. and 4:l0 D. Pass LeesburR
(gong westwart) at lies q. n. and SIS d. m. and
arrive at Purcellvllle AZ Il m. and p. IN.
Leave Purcellville at $50 a. m. aud l2:3o D. M:
pass Leesburg (RoinR eastward) at q. IN. and l:l3
p. m, and arrive az Alexandra at 9:i5 a. m. aud
9:l5 p. m, and at ashtngton at $3.50 g. and 9:sO
Passengers from Washington will take the Wash.
IN ton and Ohio cars atthe Baltimore and Potomac
railroad station n a. m. and p. N, and 10
through to Purcellvflle without change OF cars
The g;l0 a. m. train from Alexandra and 1880 ~
train from Purcellvilie connect at Purcellyifie
with kigers daily line of coaches for snickersYille
BerryYllle and Winchester; also with Reamer's
line OF eo1chesi which leave Leesburg daily for
Econ REORGANIZATION sicEets, three cents pr mile.
Annual tickets, go. K n. HANENhEk.
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: = = + 7: : C 81 VIZ Sales
knRIN GMEET-

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u Real Estate Broker and AuctIOneer,
No. Oil Seventh street, opposite U. 5. Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON
NEW Jersey AVENUE, BETWEEN @ AND
p STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust to Daniel I. Eaton
and myself, dated September %, A. ID. is72 duly
recorded III iber No 60 folio 1875 one Of the land
records for Washington county, in the District OF
columbia, and IT the request Of the party secured
thereby, will sell at pc b auction, in front Of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, August Il, 1874, At
$50 clock all that piece or parcel Of ground
lying In the city OF ashington, District Of Column
blR, known as lot numbered fourteen, C4.l In John
Miller's recorded subdivision Of square east OF
square i've hundred and nine, (e. OF 5Os, having
front Of twenty (S) feet on New Jersey avenue, be-
tween Y and X streets northwest.
Terms: One nth In cash: balance at six, twelve.
eighteen and twenEy-fOur months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest Al eight
per cent. from the day Of sale, and secured BY
deed OF trust on the property sold, VIII be taken.
One hundred dollars (alOOl Will be required OF the
purchaser at the time Of sale and an conveyaneing
At the expense OF the purchaser. II terms OF sale
are not complied with in seven days from day Of
sale the trustee reserves the right 70 resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the defAultng pur
chaser, After hve days Advertisement,
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'eI-- WILLIAM B. TODD, JR., Trustee.
J; T: CoLDwELL, Salesman.

GBTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
TIL WEDNESDAY, August ~, IS74, same hour
an IPlsce. WILLIAM B. TODD, JR.,
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; "'''' Nv BRlINSAR'D1I Il. WxRSER,
- b. OH. 49,. Surviving Trustee.
iys5-STuTh&ds !, IA SWEET, AnetioEeST,

81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
TIL FRIDAY. August Il, 1874, same hour and
place. BRAiNARD n. WARNER,
aug19-ThsTu&ds Z. J.sW EFT, A1etioneeT,
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RY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auef'r,
- Successor to Green 4 Williams, AuettOneeri
No. lou, northwest corner Tenth and ID streets
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Stamps for DisfiIEsf Spirts. Tar Pdid.-TcI
gallons, twenty gallons, thirty gallons, forty gal
lens; my gallons, sixty gallons s.ytn;y galonS
Ions, one hundred and ten gallons cns hundred
aud twenty gallons, and one hundred and THIRTY
gallons.
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Law Cases, Cords, Circulars.
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DROPUSALS FOl INTERNAL REV.
l. ENUE STAMPS.

.,,. -, TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF CON. OF INTERNAL REVENUE, ,
WASHINGTON, July p, 1874. y
Proposals will be received until To ESDAY, the
18th day OfAugust next, at II O'Clock noon, for
printing upon Paper TO be furnished for that pur-
pose by q T. office, Internal Revenue Stamps Of the
following classes, denominations and sizes, in
present use, and as hereafter specified, viz;
CLASS 1.
Beer Stamps -Hogsheads. barrels, half barrels,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-28
Baltimore Market.

BALTIuoEy. November e3s-F.our-
strong. in good demsnd aDd unchanged.
Whcat-Active and frmer. amber wc.t-
ernSI lsla ] 30, No. red S".tern . 2jNa
81 ~; No. 2do$l -; No. do,sl 10 rs
rejected 81 l0asl II. Corn-S;rOng in
good demand; rev mixed western 700
sic. Oat,-Duli; mixed we-tsrn G2fa.
G2c: white SIC. Rye-Dull and unchanged
Hay - Unchanged PrDvi.ions-Q Quie;
aud frrn; mess pork 2lc: bacon .carc",
god jobbing demand: shoulders &c,
clear rlb lSta l3.: 'ugsr-cursd ham IL
Glsc; lard new western ia lilc, re-
fined l4IGl5c. Petro!eum-Qgis; and
Frrner At - gGla4 %. Buttsr-ChOiCe
70 fine western scsrce and firm AZ 52la. BIC
Cofee-Quiet and easier at @l3!c
Wh:sky-Dull at II 6Z.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA,N November 2I.-Clover
Seed-At SIC. Flour-lmproved de-
mand; superfne So 1904 90; Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family S5 S7l@6 %;
Indiana and Ohio S5 5OG6 90. Wheat
Quiet and firm; red 81 20al "A; am
Der 81 25tdl 20; white 81 306l 35. Rye
Held at 9S,Gl ~. Corn-Fairly ac-
tive; old yellow 94@95e; new do. 16s
7Sc; new mixed s4G S5. Oats-Firm;
white Gi@G6c; mixed 6Sc. Petroleum
Nominal; held at lO.6loic refined; Sc
crude. Butter-Firm; western extra 80
637c; choice western roll 3i@ 3Gc.
Cheese-Steady; fine western l5!@ l6c.
Eggs-Firm; western at $40 3Sc.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, November 2'.-Br"N"--
Receipts nuruber 800 head, making $50
for four day. against 1,3l0 tor ZANE tim"
last week. Market extremely dull and
weak at a decline Of &c per ID compared
with Moudny on all grnd"S under prime.
There were more than fifty carload. uu-
.u.d n; close. Native cattle fang"d from
&c per ID t. dr.7,s 81 lbs, up - l2ic Ia
DIRE. - lb-. with few Of best sold a. 3c
70 dress So lbs; Texans were not wanted
hut few sold At Gic {" dre.. - lhs.
Sheep and Lambs-Rcc"ipt. 5.7sO head,
making s.G4O for four day. against 1852
for sarnc la,t week Market slow bot
frmer, with an advance Of nearly l. per
ID. on good .heep; POore-t to bet hep
were sold at iIm5lc; Iamb- at from 6
= &c. ~winr-Arrival- numb-.r GG2O
making p. 10 for tour days against ~, 80
for same time last week Live Hog
Weaker and two carr 81 Ohio lGI lb-
average were sold at SIC; dressed hog'
were easier al otms.c.
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For all Female Complaints

nothing equals DIR. Picrccrs fav"rii"
Prescription. It is IL most powerful re-
>,orntive tonic, also combining the mos,
valuable ncrvine properties, especially
adapting it to the wants Of dcbIlitatrd
l,siirs suffering from weak back, inward
fever, congestion. Inflammation, or ulcer.
alton, or from nervousness, or n"uralGi'
pairs. Mr. &. ". seymour. of Canton,
y. Y. writes Dr. Pierce Il, i"!lows
The demand for your FaNorit" Prrscrp.
tiun i, wonderful. and one man stated &"
me that his wife had not done "a d.! p
WORK in five months, when she comm'nr-
ed taking your fnv"rtr PrrscriPi vu,
took two bottle, and j, HOW un th" tHIrd
bottle, and is able to do her h"I'r-work
alone ard milk fourteen COW, twlc" n
dav. DR.. Pirrcc's FavorItr Prescription
is sold by all dealer, in medicines.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 21.-Flour-
Demand good and full prices. Wheat
Demand active and prices advanced;
No. spring 93ici No. = ?23c. cash; sell
er December 93!c; seller January No. 3
sjca sj8; rejected sOGlSl. Confirm;
No. , mixed SOC cash; 1jic seller year;
72}c seller May; rejected old Go. Oats
Demand goad at tull price, Ne. > ji!r
cash, seller year or seller january. Rye
Demand active and prices advanced;
No. 92JM 93c. Barlry-Dull and un-
settled; No. 81 2l3c cash or seller De-
cembcr; No. 3 81 OGCal 10. Pork--D"-
mand active and price, advanced; 20.r
ca-h. $2l 20 seller February. Lard-Ac-
tive at l33 spot; l4lc seller February.
Dry Shoulders 7Ic;short rib middIrs loi";
short clear l0!c; an loose partly cured.
Green Mcats-Firm; shoulders Ic; short
rib 9!6 Zoe; hams l0imlOSc. Corn Meal
Sales country at 25c. Whisky-St"udy
at 97Ic. On call board in afternoon
Wheat closed firm at 9%ic seller Deem
bcr Corn-B"tt,r; &c seller year -!
seller May. Oat,-53}c Pork-S2O 30
Ii $2& -. Lard-SclIcr $l@lc cash sales
$l9 o. seller February.
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rnNDENSED TELEGRAMS.

,...-,. Adams. employed at Mat
v,ry stable. in Jacksonville,
..,,. willie working with cutting
..,.-.Iay. had the fingers on his
,,a .G, "!fup to the knucleS.
e-.a, Grand Rapids, Michigan, yes
-, ,.,,,r.ycd the building occupied
".Ni,-I Bros, grocers; and Mahl X
.-.:yr. ,o>>. >jO.0nO,
r.. livery stable Of james Meacham,
Vs.onh;, wu- set on fire early yester-
u, ,a.-alr-. and consumed. Twenty
..~ bo-,r, persisted in the flames.
-. $1,000 NJ insurance.
Tie Exchange room recently opened
H,ysra. hy brokers for the transac-
..slg..nr.,. wa, closed on the 24th
-.. hy order OF the authorities.
-tg.q Hawks WAS arrested in Balti-
p. Yesterday. for the forgery of the
of James Krlch. ex-tax collector Of
.lr.pa.a, toa check for $1,000.
..,,, been finally decided in England
s.. Commander Alfred Markham, K.
y ..,.l have chief command OF the
.-ra.r., expedition, which is to start
3. NJ, for the Arctic regions.
I. New York. Yesterday, there were
,r,l bid, ior government gold, aggre-
..,. .2.3uUOUU, at from lll.50 TO
-. \ hal: million dollar, Wa, award
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STATE BoNDS-tlulct but strong.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Openeda and contin-
ued firm, with good request. the prices
being we'll maintained III late dealings.
SToCKs-Firm at opening, and specu-
lative shares advanced ga! per cent.
during the morning, the chief business
being in Western Union. Later adj
vance lost in general list except Pacific
Mail and Northwestern, which contin-
ued firm and active. In the afternoon the
market WAS irregular; Erie, Lake Shore,
Union Pacific and Ohios Ia Z per cent.
lower toward close of business. The mar
krt:was strong but dull in the and changes
in the general list. being only Tot per
cent. The impression prevailed that re-
cent bulls in Lake Shore were selling
that stock and buying other shares, and
the course of the market favored this
theory. Within few days suspicion has
existed that the next Lake Shore divl-
dcnd will be only ; per cent. instead Of
I, rs WAS generally expected. This su,-
picion may have grown out of the fact
that - per cent. Is no longer bid for div
idrnds. The transactions on the Stock IN
change were $4,000 shares; OF which
II 600 were Western Union, 1000 Pacific
Mail, 1000 Erie, 2i.OO0 Lake Shore,
1000 Union Pacific, $1,000 Northwest
cru. 5000 81. Paul, 5000 Wabash, and
10 ono DhioS
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November 27.-Cotton-
Dull at l4ic. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed Wheat-Firm; red 1t 81 0S(u.
Corn-Steady at 1O@72c. Oats
Firm at 55Ca j6c. Rye-Steady at 81 o..
Barley-Quiet and unchanged, Oils,
Butter and Cheese-Unchangcd. Egg
STEADY AT 276 2Sc. Pork-Firm at
2OJ@ p spot, u seller February. Lard
Demand fair and market firm; steam
l3l; kettle lic. Bulk M"a's-Dull;
partly cured 7!G.74d 100 l0i@ 10! all
loose. Bacon-Quict; very little here.
Green Meats-Easicr; shoulder, GtH G,c;
sides 9!@ 9sci hams lo!@llc. Whisky
Firm at 90.
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Ocean Steamers.

" YORK, November 27.-Arrived
.rainers England and Parthis, from
,"P'oti Auglia, from Glasgow.
., -N ,kkPooL- November 27.-Steam
:, ~ russia and Goethe, from New York,
'A'o, from Baltimore, arrived out.
fl, ..SvkoHoMA, November 27.-Sailed
s., 'Ts E Z"d, steamer Great Republic, for
CoI,t 'shclsco; arrived to-day, steamer
''0'sdo from San Francisco.
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d., cebli,h long, and to business
.o,srs.,ins report from the Comp
.... the Treasury, in our telegraphlc
.,s ,hi, morning. He delivers the
that if Congress makes certain
;.,, S,r the withdrawal of legal
Tree banking will be rendered
.,,br. and specie payment gradu-
,..,ored. without detriment to busi-
Al, he recommends several
.. ,mcn;, to acts of Congress, looking
-..YrIy :or tin prrsentvexatious con-
..tmncial matters. 1t remains
... seen whether or not his ideas can
II. available.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY. November 27.-Cattlc
Receipts for two days 1910 head. The
supply j. fair and demand good for good
stock. Fat cows and medium extra 6iC.
s.: medium to good s. i0td6 ~; common
to fair - OOC, ) %; stockcr, - 15m5 -;
bull, - OOCi3 30 Hog Receipts for
two day, 7.25O head; and for the last
four days 5000 head; best Philadclphias
81 2jCa7 IS; Workers 81 20(G6 %.
Shccp-Rc,cipt,for two day 1900 head
and ior last four days 1920 head; best
S. 5OGj %; medium s. 7jmi25
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Alleged InsuIter Shot at.

JErrERSoNvILLE, ND November
27-Ben. Ferguson. collector on one of
the ferry boats running between this
city aud Louisville, was shot at last
night. bv \. II. Singleton, of Louisville,
and came near losing his life, the pail
grazing his right ear. Mrs. Singleton
crossed the river. returned and informed
her husband that she had been in>u!ted
hv the collector. Ferguson i. gentle
man Of high social standing in this COM
munitv. and Indignantly denies the
charge. The officers are in pursuit Of
Singleton.
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Pitfsbursh Market.

PITTsBrEGB, November 27.-Pig Iron
-Quiet With downward tendency; No. !
foundry SIS 50 cash. gray forge s2I 10.
Wheat-Firm and prices unchanged.
Corn-Ee~ car 73ts 7jc; shelled I5fs eic.
Pe,roleum-Quiet; Crude st T!c st
Parker's; refined at lOic for PhilsdelPhia
delivery.
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Director General
pi.hone., Horse Car Conductors.

New YoEK. November 27.-Robert
Msv. belt hanger. Wa arrested ton ght
~ the manufacturer Of fraudulent
PUNCHES which he has been selling 20 dis
honest horse car conductors. Evidence has
been secured against some twenty con-
ductors. one Of y HON has been taken into
ctIs-niy
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EIre GIeNeIAad.

CLEyELASD, November 21.-The re-
fning house Of Merriam u Morgan =
paratne works. located on kingsbUFy
run. was totally destroyed BY fre this
morning. together with the machinery
and a quantity Of parsdnr. Loss, Si0.-
90; in.uranca 5000. in the Armenia
fire and Marinc 0! Pittsburgh and Ktns,
Of franklin
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THE WEATHER.
W AR DEPARTMENT,

W AR DEPARTMENT,
LICE or CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, November -, SP.M.
PROBABILITIES.
io' Tennessee and Ohio Valley in
7a'.ng c.uudincsS. with areas OF rain or
y" decidedly lower temperature, VA
.',.T winds and rising barometer dur
@;:Ae night.
',' the Upper Lake region and :he
invest, continued cold and partly
.-'! weather, winds shifting to south
ana westerly, with snow during the
"'N IN Missouri and near Lake Michi-
:a-.
- the Lake region generally, cloudy
'a,@gT and areas OF snow. southwest and
,.,' ,.,'a"">t winds. lower temperature and
+vs.'%sTy r. or rising barometer.
e.. ~ The Canal region of New York
-- temperature will fall decidedly dur
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Thrown Ont OF Employ m@nt.

NEwAEK. V. j Novsmb@r 27-The
accidental breaking Of a driving wheel at
Clarks thread works to-day, caused 3
los Of s20.oO0. and throws three hundred
Of the one thousand operators, rnOstly
females. in the spinning department., O1t
Of employment for six weeks.
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The kidnapping oIsmiih. Of Illinois

CHICAGO. November 27.-An IntsT-
O-ean Springfield special. says that Gov.
B.varidge to-day received Letter from
the attorney. off. Smith. the man who
wa, kidnapped from Pulaski county.
Illinois. -ome time ago and taken 70
Na.hyiila Tennr-.s,. on charge that
he had committed q murder in Tenne-see
SOM y-ar. ago. III which Latter they *
pre-, willingness. g. cmmproruls" the
matter. Governor Beye-.dze has replied
refusing to s"r"p: any compromise
whatever. and rcIteraiIag b.. former de-
rnand. that smith hail h. returned % hi.
STATE and ~" kiinaPPers arrest@d and
hold ~ an.E.- r5- their crime.
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Child stolen and Murdered.

FRErMAN>EURG. Pa. November Il
The excitement over the supposed steal
inr from it: cradle of the child of Albert
Cos. Tuesday night. eliminated to-day
nn finding its body in l.rhigh river. The
evidence indicates that the mother threw
the child in the river. Mr.. Co.'S was
arrested and conveyed to Easton jail this
morning. There j. much feeling against
-
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The Mother Confe>.es the Deed.

.FEEEMANsRURG. Pa, November %
The mother Of the supposed stolen child
whose body WAS found in the Lehigh
river thi, morning. after conicssing to
having thrown it IN the river Yesterday
morning. was immediately arrested and
taken to the Northampton county prison
st EaS;un.
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Cleveland Market

CLEyELAxD, November 27.-Wheat
Nominslly better st 81 O1(al Il Corn
and Oat.-Unchsnged- Petroleum
Firm; standard white SIC; Ohio state test
lOtc; small lots lG2c higher.
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Reauisition for n fOrger.

PIrTsRUEGH. November 27.-The case
Of the arr,.>, Of Phillip Cullen, upon Il
telegram received from Chirago, for
forgery, Wa, taken up in Court to-day.
Cullcu. attorney a kcd the Court t" fix
definite time for his discharge, unle,s a
rcquisition from Illinois had arrived.
TIE Court fixed the time for Monday
morning. after which Cullen Was remand
ed t" Jail. 4 special detective from
Chicago. arrived to-day. with requisi-
tion. ani Immediately proceeded to Har-
ri,burg TO ,crv" il or tn" Governor. He
i eyr,aeted back tomorrow,
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PurLApELPHLA. Nov. -

r. If,n Il. ". S-ou, Secretary Of Sfat>.
OttaTd. Canada.
Such space 4. may be required in the
International Exhibition FOR the repre-
sentations of the industries of the Cans
dian dominion, will BE cheerfully granted.
Signed \. F.G"sHoEN.
ni-.C,,- E.ro-alt
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ComDaratiye Cotton Statement.

New YORK. November 21.-Nct re-
ccjpt- at al United States port for tn"
week. >lG&, las; same week last year.
l.3. 7734: total. l.277.lj9; last year 99G,-
l9l. Export, for the week. oc,39i; last
year. GL.5%l; total. jG7.6Sl last year,
i2G.5g5. Stock at all L. :. ports. j7O,-
80: last year. $500. Stock at all III
terror towns. lu@.5G": hl>t wear. '.lI9.
Stock ut Liyrrpool. 5220oo: last year,
417.UOO American ahoat for Great
Hriti,u "a 900. last wear. lj4.WO.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK. November 27.-MoNEI-
Was in fair demand at y per cent. this
afternoon. Paper 59I per cent and IA.
10 for second grade. Sterling dull and
closed weaker at 81 S5!G So! for sixty
days, and 81 S9649O for demand. Dry
Goods imports Sl,2S3,974. Customs re-
ceipts $4,000.
GoLD-Opened stronger, selling up to
llli, but closed at llls. Borrowing
rate 3 per cent and fiat; carrying rate la
3 per cent. Clearings S37.0O0,OOO.
Treasury disbursements $4,000.
GOVERNMENTS - Opened firm and
closed strong with u moderate business.
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Election In Dakota.

YAyKToS, November y. The official
canvass of the late election has just been
completed By the Governor, Chief Jus
,ice and Secretary, and shows the total
vote for delegate to Congress a. follows:
Kidder, Republican, 4,597; Armstrong.
Democrat, 2,lss; kidders majority 2 $50