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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-17
MoNbY WAsIED LIkE WATER.
A Loss to Brooklyn Of Nearly 100000 By
the Ycnslity Of O1lcials.

In the trial of william A. Fowler, yester-
day, by the Brooklyn Aldermen, Comptroller
Powell testified as to the purposes of the W tor
maintenance fund. He did not understand
that the fund could be applied except to the
maintenance or repairs Of the existing wator
works. and not to the completion Of work be-
gun under distinct act.
william Beard. the contractor, who IN known
In the reservoir squabble for having been de-
med the right to build the reservoir for nearly
keeney were given the work, testified that he
mad Deen contractor on public works for hfty
Years that he built the Harlem Railroad from
fOurteenth street up; that he graded Uni on
square, removing q rocky mound there that he
built the hrst BROOKLYN W ter works; the tun-
maica Railroad part ~ the Long Island Rail
rond part Of the Great Western Railroad be-
tween Boston and Albany and part OF the Croton
auueduct. lie was director aud stuckhoider In
a company to build water works which had
the Original water works Mr. Wells. the contrac-
tor, got ~ or ~ cents cubic yard He worked
on BslsIeys Pond where the excav ition WIS
cubic yard for the excavation, half Of which
was profit. tLaugnter.l. In 1872 he wrote to
permitted to bid on the Hempste.d reservoir
work. He took the letter to Mr.. Adams,
Board OF CITY Works to get their answer
to the proposal. The Board had already
decided to have only invited bidders bid on the
work. Mr. Adams brought him n me. sage from
Mr.. Fowler to the effect that they could not rive
him All answer tuen, but that he should be in-
formed In time to nut n a bid. Mr.. Ad ima
showed him the plans, AMI the witness asked
whether IL was necessary 70 excavatc l,DO'UO
acres. Mr.. Adams replied that only he muck
and earth we've tn be tsken on. subsequently,
the bids Of Kingsley & keenev were alcepte I
without his having heard anything further in
reference to the proposal which he made. Kings
ley's contract price WIS about sl.4OOOO0. lne
witness them at tho request Of the Committee
OF FIFTY. maze out a bid in which he offered to
do all the work for $13l,bO. In this
ne bid 10 cents ward for excavation. file J.
lowed in this bid cents q yarI for spoil bank
ground. He afterward learned tlAt thc city WIS
to furnish tn spoil bank. This would have re-
duced his bid TO - cents yard for excavation
(kine-ey & Keeney got 81 cents Yard. He
was worth at the time he on red 10 do this
work about one million or million and a half
OF dollars. He would have made over $l0O,tO0
on the reservoir h d he been allowed TO take
the work at $13l go TIE work might have been
done 10y the city for <J'0.0J0.
Samuel McFirOv, civ1l engineer. an emplOye"
OF the city. had inspected the fve bids maze Oh
the Hempstead Reservoir work. ami detected a
suspicious uniformity In price. lie had made u
careful apaly n OF the uids ON the basis OF the
bill OF particulars furnished 10y the Chief Eng-
neer, aud Ind discovered thit Edward Teils
bid was lower than kingsley n keeney's rs tirst
made by $45,g13.gO, and less than tue same blu
accepted by over f34.OOU.
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WILLIAM NJ. TWIED,S STORY.
Why and How he Fled 10 spain. and What
he Expects TO Do.

ST. THOMAS, Nov. 5.-Durmg the voyage

ST. THOMAS, Nov. 5.-Durng the voyage
TaIumsnys fallen chief spoke freely Ot -
III rs. WAS M DOUBT" ho = Ia. what 70 do
! ssked myself ana trusted friends at nom" oa-
lore he'd, ana friends anu Judgment lth alike
sad N.Y. But whittier shaii ! gof tsked
again. One sad, To Turkey. where YOU can
soon te beyond the reach oi triegrhpns; nut
botn said Turkey aud EglIt seemed too FAR
away. Ny most trusted adviser -lid Sgaih v'S
the place, for there Is no extradition treaty be
tween tue United states aud spin. aud keut
has clearly said that where there Is no cNtrhCi-
iinn treaty II would tie violation Of the Jaw
winch custom makes u surreid der any fugitive.
Then, too spain l. iiuCh tasiortU got 70, hnn -
somewhere wnen Won get there. Then hous I
II my old fTieuu Connolly. whO Is IN spain. ana
what "A guou time wc could have together there.
Tnen, too, Il would b" near III X. whom | an
starting In business m Liverpool and sui nearer
have friendly tOuusci Of my Oid cpnp.niOu
swocuN. >uan j. the place tor iAe, 4 sad, an
lald my plans accordingly.
II could nave lett "a year and more before aid.
my arrangements. Ny time came. lett |
went 10 tutu. | got IN tronhl" about - pass
port, but liked that not Ntiy satisfactory to
t.e ~ ami h authorities. thar l. II .; On rNru
II. and thOu.h th,y maize fn-' ah"ui - : got
tur.Isn. nd IN was an TINT vas necessary.
"Np sooner mad got ~ Havana continued
Twttd q. Than old Luyrllur learned mo -Onie way
thaf Was nice Tat goose that he Goa plI'N
to feHtiter his nr-t. lie made ne Day trrtty
dear tor my stay there. nut / DOM begruuge b..
euce. Bat found II better TO my wings 10 rs
WIN than To let hlu pidCh me anN more, ana 80
! h.w again. And now here au. Here
NheTe1 \ prisoner On board an American snip
Of war.
linl Tm very sulc the American Government
can't turn me over TO thr olVii autnorltie- ul
New YORK. IN compel them 10 send me hIct,
immediately to Spai -
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During the late campaign both Presidcil-
GAl thnufuhtc- gave t4C one term THEORY
~ cir counts nance, q q. VI l1cs bV voluntary
IleGuc not 10 arrrit . second term. ana i'uy.
Ilideu 10y a recommended 10 amend the Com
stitutioU IN this dfrrctiou. We gave some
rei~t III IL the time for thluhiug tuat tue bri-
posal rested ON a shallow view ut human ia, are
ana i-r view Of our ont cal institute ~.
But tue piludpl" whisA uuorrit@ n has Jl-t
been subjected, IA The sight Of the whoie coun-
try, 20 - practical test N"iih Wh",e ltraN II
abstract arguments. lhe result of the test. Me
think, ought 10 be accepted as finally COL, ll-
sivc.
since tho Cincinnati Convention Gen Grant
he's been do cumuialciN shul OH from ANY hope
Of another term sit the Constitution forbade
IT, We ought, therefore, II the Theory he sound,
to have had the G0ycrnnent administered
without any reiotrucu I. the political cunlcs g,
in which the President has had no personal
stake. Bat what 10 tine factY
The wi ole GoNcrunenlal machinery has been
moro connie ely diverted - tue service Of a
party thdn ever ncl"ie trpm the highest Chi-
inc ofnrct To- the lowest Custom House CLERK.
tue uouliuai servants Il the puilio have become
the servants ol ine Kepuul1an party. The sec.
strength 10 orgouHlng tue R"nuhican campaign.
the secretary Il tue a." nv II - tired to prove
that the puhic cTeuit was Involved m the vie
tory 81 ID party. me custom touS" mas every
where MAJ -u.Ilpd IFS iultcs ia suppur. OF the
NV c'ndidHtes. iich oficiis have assMl q
the lcrf uuai cu raCttr ot Mr.. iiiden WIN stHte
n ems Itofc- .cdly hl-td eu III lal Information.
Tho Asse- -u'euls un deDhttnvnt clerks md let
ter oaritIs nuvr nren a. rN'enslVe' ~ r-len less,
and H- ultu z n iNN Practice uai never been
condemned or questioned.
Aud al TINS mas h'"n uone To- an election
W., rr u c"uid -c"fccp 70" rir'euded inst any
re lY Vtat l,-tCW Ht stake; ~ % hocn Il n1
ny party that pruic-- cd tu ultnN evil service
reform one Of it's ouircte;l nl- heVn duur 70
eject a ciuuld tr W.nsn letter of AcCaptar &c
Nhule class 81 practices; nj II = tcen rnr-
nilt ed by President Wdu once iormH ~ co u-
United himself with some SHOW OF sincerity aud
erne-ln 50 10 na-ing t.e riyd service on "a
Ealty and character
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VI RR FD

all N-FoX In pniade phia Nov {. 1919, By no
Re-. =. sew ard II NilminpfuI Del. ArthAr NJ Alien
70 eonora daughter u the late n hard Fox al u
NeA I'll.
Luxe. Church. Mookyn. by 'nc Rev nr Diler. Jorn
h. the late narlrs NJ ID Wilson u new 10
INNATE ". laughter Of ruuma. W la 4 BropSiyu
n III BAkER-On Wednesday. Nov I. by the Il v.
n. GoOd-eli. DR.. Y. nan VI u OF Nrw iorA a.ry
C.. H.Aer. daughter oi Jimes q i6cr deceased
nENWODD-MAC ALFS FER ON 1uesniy. Nov. "a.
Joseph G. lIeywOod IT New Yoik city ~ JuIA X Mac
airstrr OF Philadcphia
~ on EtiL.-nn wednesday evening. Nov. 10 At
the Ngdis square PresN foriau CHURCH. hs the I.
Ihumas Armltage. ID ID .ftrnrg W Lyon 10 jenny ~.
oausAter OF G'urs- tccil. Eco, nu Of .hi- cay, No
c
REENE--SNN fgE.-Dp Nov b tS7d. nv tl.r Rev.
MIR. Putnam Of h,rg,1, Pear V Reeves 4 lhpiu4s-
town Conn. g. ada NJ sd't-" of bers"n. i'r-'y 4ty
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FIRE INSURANCE RATES.
Two Large Companies Secede from the Ma
ticnni hoard Of Underwriters.

Two influential members have seeded
from the National Board OF Fire Underwriters.
The North British and Mercantile and the Ian
cashiro Comuanies resigned recentlv, and the
resignations were accepted bv the Executive
Committee on Wednesday. Ibis action relieves
two companies from the necessity OF adherence
to combination prices. Their capital amounts
to s9.3sj.5,i and they have an aggregate Of Ore
risks IN New York State alona Of s53.Oo0Uo.
Their chief reason for king this step is dis -
crcement tetween the National Board and the
Royal Insurance Company. This company. hav-
Ing agencies In each OF the principal cities Of
the United States. demanded represent uion
In the board for every agency. Compliance
would have boon violiton OF practice. and
was refused. Inc rcsilt was that no rcpre.eu-
'a,ivc Of the Royal sat In the ueetincs Of the
| board. ana that comuany was declared out OF
| the assoc ton. II does not appear that tue
Royal. relieved ~ pledges TO maintain current
rates actually nvsiicd Itself To any grc at extent
| Of ts liberty TO- reduce them. Still some cut
Mr. rnnmas T. - gien. manager Of the New
| Nnre hrinch OF the North British. saws IN his
| company resign tto1 was no 80 much due to
! IN" cutting ~ rates air" ~ done ~ u the Dos
sintlltS tnat tus Recall tr.nt company might Ise
Ms flent u 40 so inere being powerful cnu.-
! paui~- outside the combination, companies IN Il
| could not retain their business and also adhere
| 70 their pledges. Hence his comp nv preferred
! unsht,k King itself. "a AS to he 'cidy for my
/ enIeigancl. lie aid not apprehend mat any IN
| mediate reduction 81 rates wOuld follow TIE
| h,uce, Insurance eins now rs low ~ the c. M
| panics c4u thrive 4udrr. lie Ia ID great faith in
tho usefulness of any hoard that could MAINTAIN
! rates. nuf Thought that period OF such great
depressi IN Ia iu> france, as well A. other bus l.
! nesses. mus; prove destructive Of combinations.
/ Bad fnith had been shown by American com pa
MES IN iaiiure 20 IN intain rates and la commits
slOus To- agents.
Mr.. George q. Hone. Pr sident Of the Cont
nent Fire ln-ur nee Company and Of the
I Nitionnl lIoard Of Underwriters, ma not think
tr,t the seccssion would inh irnce Insurance
rafes to a great extent. The retired companies
! might use their liberty 80 get moro business by
| reducing rates or bv increasing agents com
missions. and II they dit 30. tho members Of III =
! National hoard would protect their own inter
! ests Rates. however were 80 low that no con
/ ~ileraoi" reduction would toe farticiDle either
I ia or uut Of tn tuiutll Itiun The secession, be
/ thought, would 20 no tur' her and the board
/ nd received s-urduce~ from 70" lnlcrlHl.
| NoIth, RI. Commercial Cniun. Qdcen, LondOn
Assurance Copper dilu, ~Cottt-n tOmnriciul
aud LyeTpo 81 aid Clone comp mes that tn, y
! were do Osed To stand 10y the board.
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THURSDAY Nov i8.-FLouR AND MEAL-The
ne1r narSea vas e n OF ava a. pet 10 ne az
and holders we're inclined 10 WORK On accumulau ms
higher Corn mca IN Sooa dsmana We GaotS. SAFE
y, ss Nsse,o sSpe,ngs o. extra .'"is ~
wheat a. 1SS l SS ,SsS m S9 Winter S,
err bakcrs' ana fanilv brands. O. 7seai5 ioui .rn
.e.sSsSss BrandySine, sjb,atji6 i've noSr~si,
ssfI 5C '''O~''lo' UusA"he'' aou' 100 Ms $50
coTros-spois weak AMI regular. out not quoted
lures a''5 iSc iowera sal IL a. hls.. Siosins AZ
u lSSe t2r S9yenper ~ o. Zee mner ~ Tor
snd i@ 1889 for hDr i,cttlptaat NJ ports ,, 80
PRov1HoSs-Pork lui ,a me pot. with only .
epy bs we pr sSya cd ~ III eg' 9 9 future &c
aud bel hams qnct 3lcon mur aciiyc atp. for CITY
with free pf picked no lie. az ,,idnic heavy
sm S .Sles AZ . .i for - "a ag "a %
for 10 WESTERN bu, iutuIe, siy' aad stiioa es
DECEMBER ano January tie ~ senfe me- { iange
.ess de sSs ae nr Gh S Il & S4fs D OH,
S sab ' 6eie r ss ane r. n IN fr ' Sl
Pr lie .and STAT i a, ',it' e,,ln DO e
n, & b aid INssi. for il.uea
GhAS Whss lc,?t. higher ,uJ act.ye' sales 200 100
far new Io ShiS,uEee N II - or ,iiie 81 ie-
Re nrner, vito bei,er Drsn a 5D,e,ye. Tor ~
d. Nv via load o. far .srSscd s,, w a. &c &c
3kaiJc. Tor mixed Nttte'n. sufluuing No. at 4uc-
and 37 Toe. tor white Do ineirtg No AZ i3ca 30.
Nhite sate, iSl.,. and ~ Ned do. - ioc. I'm
hfmer but rather quiet talrs 5000 BUSH at 500
Ole for western nuNe includhg Ne ga. ktl, -,
dic., saii mix aud 40. Crc.s NJ fEem,. p;
ncS Western mixed 81 sss@ aid Did yellow. 600
b-c aru. Ne. : tulC l4.O. Tor scN anJct. q nc.
SuNnRIEs-Spiiits tufpentiDe ANN" Easy at $50
3S1Sc.. qlict u c. no IA Wilmington
prs ste ROsiLs again Ia CHER aud .trOnf At
s2..1ot$231 Tor common good train cd " fer sles
Pctrn,cum iru Al ~ Tor iefHen.l buls. IN
1000 Otls sold crude. IN Dulk, l'iic, nnG qu Il.
Ocean fr ignt- moderate ane steady. crpf, 4.y
charter Provisions to Liverpool bS steam, 400
POS. per ton cotton. ~ -Ili. ijr gran to Lund
by stealu. fi Hour, =. n. gram 10 tlafgOw, ny
1isi do. To Bfistp. 1y .ic1u Sr IL DO. to the
tcniin NJ Is. ID, ar, refined petovun 20 London
A. I'D. du. Antwerp or tr men, A. Sd caee. Ia
Trieste ~ @1Ilc.. gold. Mhiskey tuli ,nd nomnH Al
VI ua@s1 10 Tallo@ easier. Win 1900 rs rod al ~,
caSsc. IN hides there saor ~ 1000 Dry Texs Al
2Oc, currency. anu 10000 dry MOutcvide" az R'ec.
gold mouths.
GRocKuKs-prazil grades coffee gao quiet anu un
changed. al lJsist2Oisc, god Tor RIO -4lrs OF WF
bags at private price STOCK now al port. of ~ SSs
bags. OF which 15,;al mia grade. werr lei
at 2l@23c for Java, ana iialSc tot NaraciDo, both
gol4 stock OF iG3 hags qua d. In uit- Aiuss e.,
nrnl with very laal. - eks sale. To-Day o. sc
hhds. Cuba nOng stock ~ Sc ana 10 hnis. knElish
Islands on priv g. terus Inv Dtuy sew ora ans
7hu hhs. were sod al jpf6Jc li7e Iuift aad IN
changed. Raw su~srs ft r-iu ana iiAtt. no - cs
fir gOIa renure 'ubi. "a NlOi1r. ccut1fugsl J,
1iilsc.: ttOcN Ut id.lni Afu-. LA lOK Yf2ii
bag. md /. Ji2 meadu refine ami -.
AT 10 10 l3c. for harris ann ga iitsc for " /"
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SNORING ~ THE DARK.


At about T. O'Clock on Thursday morn
in 90 the residence Of heor-e Il. ri, die, Ifcsl-
dent 4 the Fran kin Savings bank two II ms sous
" re- Accidentally shpt,oue If the. II i III ughi,
tafdlly. Inc y rtcul.rs 20 lar could he
learned, are as tOiloWs; Tue famil, fcsiurs at
SuriugGale, on the West Penn Railroad, about
sixteen miles from tai, city. At the hour men
toned. the different members Of the family
we've aroused by the Iuise made by burglars,
who were evidently trvins 10 etfect au entr noe
lhey " re ui-tinCu heard cunversing gu side
ahd, 80 Illustrate their designs, TIE male portion
~ the huu-cNuld .rued themselves VT. re-
VOlyers aud snOfguns
Ouc Weston If int artir has II that four Of The
sous uulN r. I'd. stated out oi The front door
j .eph returned 80 tie hoA.e tos { his i. M
d sent niude.lh mt out OF rear DOOR to in
his bGo'lcrs. Al "a q hour of ne IN rninL II
was verS d rk, and Nhen iseph came HoDnd
the side at tue UOu-c nc ~ u.s. naturally taken for
one OF tLe huigiars. Brfp.e an tNplahat, ~
CO I'D 30 IN de, l.dNard ul-char-rd his rev, lyer
Il j. EN-, tn r,i eat rihs no, lett breast nd
y, uctratiu- hl, lungs. Jo-c. 10, also. was uude
tue Imi re sion ia NJ p.ttir> nrlure MIN were
hutgl rs, when he hearu tIe clrk "a the oNul-
yer. ana stu a ncOu-Y hred M shotgun. no
charge Lodge ~ iue tnlg Of lbs urO,her 3D.
ward. ~ king a 1e h wound.
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street $40 feet west Of Ninth avenue. slsoo to plain.
ny J.ncs y. NIllsr--Two three story briek houses,
WIN plot 334x56 Gn33 llx5O Nos AL ana II3 anal
saee, norm de lvfr feet west Of Nsrck street, tip
~ BERNARD smyth One three story brick house with
10, Si3nnAv on ue south side Of Eleventh avenue,
Soh eet eat OF Uniy.rsity place. tg17O. to plaintiff
on the south siue of seventy moth street 32 t asst
of Fourth asenu tl2 100 10 plaintiff
Nv Peer p. Meyer one thrceatory brown stone
house with lot IL 1fx0O6 the north aide on Tfiv
nn street. SJoll feet east Of second avenue $40 700
To plaintih
By Winsns \ Daviet-rwo ffVe--tory tricS tenemepts
" III lots each 25xi022. on the south SIDE Of Seventy
fourth street. 900 feet west 81 Avenue A, 1885 10
D aintin.
~ Al Bleecker & son-TwO four story brick tone.
mens with OTIS each 55x75 the wet Of ~ nue.
A. 70 feet north of seventy sixth street, $3.50
puinuH Three lots Known "a -, ~ and ~ IN m 81
land belonging TO the late wa trOwtner, on West
Farms road, West arms, 81 lOJ. ~ pluniih
~ H. W Coates-Onr house, win lrtC tlot. 25xloo
on the south Size of highh street, between Fifth N
cnue end MacdOugal It ec, k'lyD to Dla1ntih
hy a. ~. Mulier& someone four story brown stone
English basum"nt house, with iOi. tOAYbp, id2 Wet
Ihiry-iourth street, south side. between Ninth aud
Tenth avenues, tf,7nO.
by v. X. steventO on. Jr.-One lot 1Xiu2.2. on the
south side of seventy .seventh street W feet "
Tenth avenue. e. 2tN. One lot 25GxD on the wet
SIDE Of TENN avenue, $50 feet south of seventy
seventh street, 81 So.
The remainder OF announced aaies wore adjourned.
number of foreclosure safes src auA1 unccu for 10
day az tile Exchange
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4uslntss aoItek.

Are YOU ever nunSyed v.tl ,yind Ia he
stomach sOmetmes stfcn 90 pam Will nnur.e YOU
M. IuCr are uuhitf. Csets wN have ~.u- MT ief
from ply-icltl ~ vain i1u ~ ntv"f De- irf ur ~
use T. kkElr, g lNGklt rOt r., 90 t.rn yoD n IA
be astOnish"d VITA he comic. ~ gives yuu sOa by
81 druggists
Decidedly iho best place ~ New \ orb to
buy boots shoes gliter'. ind lnda rlDorr boots aud
shoes, good articles. moderate . ices. Is A.
MILLER 90 - 3 ruion square.
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Tilden ana " bcelcrt

FTNf0 ~ FNNI0fTNTI TIlTF
As to the issue of the contest, Judge Jcrc.
Black adNaLCes tne novel idea that II N al result
~ the election Of lIlden ana Wheeler. IN the iul-
lowing M inner; lie believes Louisiana Ia Flor
ida gave M jurity tor llldcn. tut that the vote
OF each viii ne counted for llayes, ana a. Il re-
suit tho votes Of those - les VIII De thrown
out bv Congress when II stall meet h. count -
cleC tural vote. THIS viii throw tie election II
President INTO the House ana of Wee President
INT the sen te. me furNer uld undoubtedly
Fl ct liidcn, and the Latter Wheeler 80 Juuge
HI lch AguIcs a. out.
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srPRrME torRT CuAMRrKs Nos. III. III
leS, i-. 49, ~ ~ Co. ~ AZ, -p2, $50 aid aus
3D. a. IN, 80 80 So, 80, aoa 3is 3ii, o4U IA
oiN, q IT, ,Ihi, aa-. ua. 80 A. 1dl.
,,S rtsAMf sTnr ,rtyiM BEN, So az 2is ~
a. - 40 t.3, so i- 40, as AZ, I5d, ~, At
BOB nut. h'H nll hi-. hat. 80
surntnr 1or%r l%uiF grar' li.-.Nhorl c'n,,
49, a'as 'oti @'No 81 u.s. al4d $50 a4,s ~ 60
80 $50. PR ~ \ -,a,7l, 95ot' aF', nnI $3.50
s. a, 2iN % % "a ~ -3. $3.50 3li3 ain., .iSt,
aStt. $3.50 s2l. 1,td pnl hSs
svrkmoE corRr- slLcIAL ifHn Issue. Of fact.
Nn..., 90 "a
surKRluR CoURr-1MAL 1EHS-rr' l. a-e CO.,
80. 90. Nu|u ,.rnu.l. ram 81. rhoff r,u.r--- Nn-
20 7d $40, 49, ual SOL osl Y.o LEGO, 1850, 500, 100
1909 eS
ConMoN PLEAS -GENfn>L 1tM so. aG. u, "a
~, 80 -. ~, Is. l" -, 81. ta 80, = "a. 80
toMMuN PLEAs Equity LINK NO.. d, *, -, is, "A
CoMmoS lIrAs TRIAL fERM ratl So poo, vla
stl NAf ufl iNl siN. .fl. Ihi. ll"H NAl Al'. NS
;a,l Ill se7 ia3. ial. SIG an "a 5ss luli. $50 4
Boss 80, 80, lSS S1d 90 100 "e 500 a., "a 3n'
V2
AZ .sDi laJ, i1,p .lsat is,l, Man lAin ,iUl aiti
h4Ol ateg. ailO 80 IS. Pan "a .ur .hll, Albi iash
4p 49, 54l4 a., iAlb 54sl b42l. 5i.a. 400 a q
Li,h, lffi i..r "A saln care utr f.rt ~ Nns
bls, 52s 2lu bll2 Jzss usI2 $500 $3.50, 5o,9, osli
1913 .tlf, 'S3, $3.50
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FTFINI M TWIfTWTW TfTITF
Although II be quite possible mat the
rumot- Of anew F"nlan rniu ARE somewhat "x-
aggerateu, II Is higuly probable thai thcy are
not altogether without foundation. Inc dutV
OF gutrGlug inc ftputler may hc safely left IN
tue hands uf ten. Nmyth ana the militia AT MS
command. the F"uitls CIn eXpcct, ana viii
receive, no quartcr. fheS come simply a. "A
gang Of rufians, 10 rob and murder. and may
reckon on receiving the treatment tuat Is dealt
out to robbers ,lght red -naudcd ia the act.
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In MhitebOro, ia OurldA county, the IRON
cAn.lsiciurr tu. lIuIer, GA Mhi,n tor tle ,HlsJ
tirrr We rs 80 .i.uc uiunct u'~ cen sneu. mex
ueii trn'lus, ~ IL. Dn tAr dr, dpch. VIM th"re
nlu "a ata'4cl ~ too urn zoe, nd OF cJulst, IN
DOIi,l commenced geue'a.ng ~iel l', a man
named 70 ter tud a .uS La'ncu snaicr were ~
tue engln" room 80 Nnrh. Toe ste iu g'n' rated
with such tapldity that one Il .uo nuea blow
out ana the steam uled iu. engine room almost
instantly. lie two ptT-cn- % cHtiun"u rushed
past the boiler In oIdir a. r-ctt ana bOth ", re
seriously scald Il. Re n wrr' entertained IN
the man inhaled some sic IA. I've boat was
badly shattered.
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MIIntir NingnInr.

FfONI ne fONCTF0 TfTfTINf.
1t is u little singular that all the de-
~ tche- coming firm the "di,puted States q"
which lam them for Have, Wero etnt Nv Gov
eTnnient Onicia,-, or "a candidate personally in
ttr--'ed in the result; while all dispatches from
merchants aud private cltizcus universally say
q Ose States have gone Democratic. We m Ter
10 believe the Litter until It Is proved to the cOu-
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S. wynnokr. C0uca. Norf0iS
s. Othcllo Bfistow, lur oct ~, Southampton sofa.
s. Gen. whitney. hncft bortOn
sup Dogmar. kolstrau. Lonnon.
Bark Dominique, lie Blanc, Prov deDce.
BARK Eiwell. Crosby. / nndOn.
BuS Nicholas 1nAy rr. Crosby Liverpool.
Bark Burnside, smith. Yarmouth
Also the usual river nd a>fwfs vtes-ie
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r,nsacuons ycslen!4, .t sac -xchauee com
priscd lh' tolown gal sales ~
VIM. ktuu,y Two I,u.-s'Nip trDNN.tOut ...u. rs.
with llut 5JAvSy, 1t sOuth tidc Uf lnIl .hil.
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: Ne nol'' VI. .u. "hu h,teel''i' ur "hN t'-
! road huAuh tuleG over, VIII AuN ever, far lr.dr
Iur 'rint pa drhIags were us ful Owe; N"N .rr-rs
4 ufrNl. rOnNt, ~ do. l-t~ MS. - enc x and
NDfi Western cons coupon "a uoun., o. so 10
rNHr lf-ia 4l-s, e., g, g. ana l. lists, lus~pi ltir
aur lnl iihi M lrtft Cnul III trfrt f4rifr
60. n.nd. llni ~, lsts. Sau joaquin branch. ~ -
pa .iun facirr Isis. lub Pacific ui Mo- 49, Glove,
lanu ana Pittsburgh iths, lus'A Toledo ana " absh
49,. wv ~ ~ ,ai " "n, ',,h.., - h-,Nit
II. AID II p 81 CONT. sl'p e. X. and f. 49, M
60 Is. Nu a. coH, - ma Nj, and 81. T.. con +,
sos Chicago ahG NoitnNestcrn Isle ludil NeN lurN
tcnllal lrt- r"g. l2Ji Noun Missuul Isle 90, OAlu
ana MIS- con. b. I. Sdi Ioledu. Peoria aud War, iw
i.s, EASTERN division, ~; Great Western Cd, a. ONO
Miss. ID, a..
Tue opening. ing rest lowest ami r. NJ. c.oiIs
prices OF stocAs tO-uay were:
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MaRIyE fNrELEIGENcK

MINIATURE AiNANNc-rfus Nay.
sun rises 49,. d AZ sun II Moon sets. ~
HIsH wArFg-riifs
Sandy HoOS. A GOV. Island ~ Hell cate "
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" lie I'm cursrts, aud wnY not2 Hasn't there
been VII enough from e." Old sIIr of cor 81 pc d.
Va nef's HcH,tn Iuthrt approN ~ an pnS lraAs
Warner Bros. manufacturers, 7UJ Broadway. -.ldg.