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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-04

The above Sale is hereby post poned until SATURDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, 4. 7. 1877, at sanir
hour and place by request of Plaintiffs asid Defendants
5. I. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson Ciiy, April 50, 1877. my1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-04
HandcuR 1t i'm the North.
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

Because of it's greatly enlarged circulation.
Also it will be, as heretofore, carefully
conducted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
THE GOVERNMENT sURyErs.
How the National Academy OF Sciences Pro-
poses to Conduct them.

poses !" Nohuuct them
WASHINGTON, Dee. THE report Of the
National Academy Of Sciences on tho proper
method Of conducting the surveys now divided
between the Engineer Corps and the Hayden
and Powell expeditions was prepared 10y a COM
mittee OF five. and at tho meeting when It was
submitted to the academy was adopted with
only two dissenting voiccs-E. r. Cope and J.
r. Leslie the former n Unknown palnon-
tologist and the latter State biologist Of Penn
sylyania. 1t is difficult. after reading the re-
port. to sec why Gen. Humphreys. Chief Of the
Engineer Corps. should have resigned his seat
in the academy upon it, adoption. as II only
proposes to restrict the operations Of the CORPS
10 the specific military surveys for which its
members are best fitted and to exclude them
from the scientific research for which they are
not specifically educated. Tho report recon-
mends that the lake survey. which Is now in the
hands OF tho Engineer Corps and acts as
training school for its younger members. be re-
tanned by them. but that the entire geological
and other scientific work conducted 10y what Is
familiarity known as the King and Wheeler sur
veys, be turned over TO the new coast and in
terror survey. which the report proposes 10 in
stltute as "A part OF the Interior Department.
prevent the duplication Of scientific work. both
In research and publication, which has Oc-
Sna military 99 pSst earps the civil
gineers, II IL recommended, should go on
with special military typographical surveys,
the country. and its scientific and economic
surveys. are TO 30 into the hands OF the new
survey. As the coast lines have been for tho
most part completed. and little remains 10 be
done along them, the report suggests that the
coast ana interior survey can devote It's force
for the most part to the Inter work. In prose-
cutting this IL will first complete n general geo.
detic survey, liking certain number Of definite
points. The work will be divided into two
parts. scientific and economic. One will prose-
cute the geologic researches. and will combine
with the other branches Of Investigation called
| for; the other will determine tho economic
| classification Of the lands survoyed-mineral.
| timber and northumberland survey them
| turning over maps fully completed to the Land
| ONCE. whlch will have nothing further TO do
! but sell tho lands. This amounts 10 a recon-
| n Surveyor General TO each State. with an ex-
| pensiye Office be abolished and while this Is
right and n most necessary reform. tho attempt
TO carry II out will probably be enough to defeat
| the adoption OF the plan proposed by the Ma
| tional Academy OF Sciences. OF its adoption
| by Congress during the coming session there
! is In any case. extremely little probability.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
THOMAS RIDGWAY's CRIME.
Believing he had Murdered his wife. he Tried
to KIN Himself

Theoccupants of 20 Douglass street Brook
Ign. heard cries OF murder in Mrs. Thomas
Highways apartments yesterday forenoon. and
ono Of them ran TO inform the police Of the But
Ter street station. Officer Coddington threw
open the door Of Mrs. Ridgway's rooms She
was lying on the floor in faint. and her hus-
band was standing over her with penknife in
his hand. Four small children covered IN one
corner crying bitterly
I've killed her and I'm glad Of it," yelled
Ridgway ' hen no caught sight Of the officer
Then he rmbed the knife and struck ut hts own
throat, cutting q cash from which the blood
spurted. The officer took the knifo from him
and locked him up. Mrs, Ridgway had deep
cash In the left side Of her throat which mar
rowly missed the Iugular vein. She has not
lived with her husband for month because Of
his conduct toward her. She He'd from Jersey
City with her children. 10y ndyice Of her friends
and hoped 10 keep her residence in Brooklyn a
secret. A week ago he suddenly appeared at
her door and begged 10 hc admitted to talk over
their affairs. As he sat down a razor dropped
from his pocke'. She snatched II up and hid it,
She conducted hcrscli quietly during the Inter
view. and at lis conclusion she went To Sergeant
Walsh. in the Butler street station. and begged
tho police to arrest her husband for she was
certain he intended to kill her. Officers Law in
wait for lidgway. but he did not return to her
rooms. Highway Is an upholstcrer 81 years
old. whose mania for drink has made him
homeless and penniess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
DIED.

Win DcG b;ts Tass NS 10Y s R
trct Of Texas He was born 10 New Jersey In Isle made
his way to the Southwest early lie and pracsed law
yer there when the late war broke egt Bong pro
n2gnesd Union man the SSnledeIae a1,a01es s,re,sd
ward bSnished him TO Me yco After the suppression o.
orncy which once he hell viii a few months inter
cQNUvER-John, only son Of John and Mary conover.
Reanyes ami friend. are invited to attend the funeral
N NG ggn1c, Pee a. from nc Perry street
COA;I,on saturday, Nov 80 Henry H. Cox, In the 0id
Relatives and friends IRE invited to attend the funeral
services at hi. late residence e clinton st. Brooklyn.
DGRLiNGIoN-in Doyle,toSn Pa Nov "a. Of apo
geXy Henry T. parnson. a-,d ~ wears editor of The
Nauoual publican Convention.
poNNELGy.-op saiuria, No,. 81, John " Donnclly.
Funeral ir ne rSsience Of n.' brother, $40 East
ig"lFf p,s q he rT,ideRfe OF hsr
mer widow OF The late fenN Farmer, m the slt year q
The relative. and friend. of the family are respectfully
nesS 10 9 r S5 S4 P S s. en- cc 4, OF 81
hi3pNSn' "a n on "l H. iurs, ' ~ MnIc,h ,o,ehn
rcgose o. her soul Thence g. calvary Cemetery Al
FRENcu-on SATURDAY Soy. 30 a, tho residence .,
Patton daughter VI seth ami Ellen NJ French, aged u
The remains will be taken to Fredericksburg, Va for
GARRisoN-At Flauand. l. / en- saturday night.
Noy 81 Thomas Garrison ~ the 77th year Of his age.
tent me funeral rom his late residence IN me town df
Fatlauds L. H. ON Wciue SHAY nest an inst. At2 T. w.
LELAND AT the Mclla Asylum. Somcryille, Mass,
Nov -, Ms EhMhcm LELAND ayci :, years and ii
months widow of Judge sherman Leland
MckAi-ln Niihm-hurgh. uu saturday evening. Nov.
80 OF pneumonia. George Mckay IA the 4dth year OF his
axe.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend his funeral from the Rev HYATT smiths church,
ON Tuesday, Dec. AZ 2utlotk. also n att Lodge. No.
~
McFAUL.-ln Syracuse y y Noy as Sis,er Beata
family name McFau.. aged - years, Superior Of tho
House u Providence She WAS tie daughter Oh wealthy
family In - Louis
PEARsE In Atlehoro. Mass. Nov. %, william P.
Pcarse. M ms 9th year
TREMAIN-iu this city, on Saturday morning, Nov 30.
Lyman rlemain
Funeral Tuesday Dec. 3. az + NJ, at ST. Peter'a
Church. Albany.
wIsEMAN-In Sonoma, cal. Nov Il Dennis , Wise
man. aged 3 years, a native vi BaNynagrec, County
Cork. Ire and.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
Business Hotties.


All sickness at the present time is more or less tnged
with malaria isevcrywhcre both the hills and in
the valleys IN the North and IN the South There
to be state OF fermentation Of the blood aud fluids and
disposition to form rust fungi All these symptoms
speedily cured by BRANDRETH's PILLS
Even one Of these innocent vegetable pills will be %
great service From to four will generally he effect
ual for time. The malaria may again accumulate in
the system. the same means will cure. aud without
weakening the vital powers II not timely checked the
fungi forms IN the bowels and blood and may prove
fatal BRANDRETH's PILLS are an infalble antdote,
and also to all animal parasites
Sufferers from any disease should make haste TO take
these pills They do good invariably relieve and often
cure at once.
II now conceded by all classes Of medical that
BRANDRETlls PILLS are the best cleansing medicine,
taking hold only Of what is needed 10 bo removed from
the bowels and blood when we sick Aud such safe
removal usually cures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
Mcfarland Again.


SoUTH BEND. Ind, Nov. 2s-Yesterday at
Mrs Abby sage Mcfarland Richardson arrived
here for the purpose Of delivering lecture IN he even
ing She was the guest ut Mr. and Mrs COliax, and
during the afternoon the probability Of scene ac-
count OF her former husband, Daniel Mcfarland, living
here discussed. Mrs Richardson AYERS that Nc
Farand has threatened her HE since the announcement
some months ago that Mcfarland had been discovered
here while drunken spree and that he had been hV
ing here tnnid he has considerably straightened up,
Mcfarland and his friends had discussed her coming aud
the part he would play Some had tried 10 ds-uadc HIM
from attending her lecture and II seems that he was
decided until yesterday when, II related, he said
" will IN show her am no common gutter drunk
ard He was aided ny some friends, who liked him up
for. the occasion. He marched up the centre aisle,
walked 10 the front row Of seats and aed himself
moment before Mrs Mcfarland appeared the stage.
II he attracted her attention she had command Of
sufficient to give the audience no token OF her Tecog
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
BROoKLYN's NEW HOUSE OF WoRSHIr.
The Dedication OF the Roman Catholic Church
OF the Visitation.

Impressive dedlcatory services were held
yesterday in the handsome new Roman Catho-
lie Church Of the Visitation. In Verona near
Richard street. South Brooklyn. Tickets Of adj
mission were sold in advance OF the day. the
holders OF the 81 tickets being entitled to the
seats In the front Of the church. The other
seats were sold for 81 apiece. Bishop Loughlin
led the procession OF thirty priests through tho
aisles and around the foundation walls. chant
ing the psalms prescribed by the rubric. The
Right Rev. Bishop Corrigan OF Newark, Now
Jersey, celebrated the grand pontillcal high
mass assisted by the Rev. Father OBierne u
st. Johns Church. the Rev, Father Carroll Of
Wlllamsburgh as deacon, tho Rev. Daniel j.
Sheehy OF 81. AuRustinc's Church as sub-dea-
con. and the Rev. Father O'llare M master OF
ceremonies. The Right Rev. Bishop Shanna-
han Of Harrisburg. Penn. preached the SER
mon. An elaborate musical programme was
rendered by quartet and chorus OF forty
voices and an orchestra of sixteen members
from the New York Philharmonic Society. Tho
six baskets which were passed through the
church for contributions returned to the altar
heaped up with greenbacks. Tho services oc-
cupled nearly four hours. In the afternoon the
Hibernian. Church Temperance, and st.
Patrick Mutual Alliance Societies parnded in
honor Of the dedication and gave contributions
to the church.
The church IL OF blue stone and. cost $3.50 900.
1t will seat 800 persons. The frescoes are SUI
porior works OF art. and are considered the
finest OF any church on Long Island, The cor
ner stone was laid In 1870 and the work OF
building has progressed no faster than tho
money was accumulated for building It, The
Rev. j. NJ. Klley Is its pastor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
@. II. LANGWORTHY's CASE.
An Agent for Temperance Society Whom
IL Does Not Aid Ia HIs Trouble.

The Jersey City Society for the Prevention Of
Crime which modelled alter the New York society Of
the same name to have left oits Agensinas
nous dilemma Early in 1877 the society began an effort
weed the worst Of the dramshops BY laying before
the Aldermen evidence that they were unnt TO be H.
oensed George II. Langworthy, who was employed by
the society procured such evidence against lSl OF these
places and the Aldermen refused licenses TO 100 out Of
the 1871 In informal discussion with some Aldermen
he spoke OF a murder that was committed At place
kent by one Roche years before The conversation
Was retAiled to James Roche OF Newark avenue, and
Roche sued Langworthy for libel Langworthy, a poor
man asked the society In whose service he had acted
10 deie hm the society would not act and at the
last minute he forced 10 draw and he answer TO
Roche mplan! himself Then Councillor A. h Ran
som volunteered appear ior him At the trial and ms
case Was well handled but he was mueIed ~ $50 and
costs Mr.. Ransom obtained an order Tor "A new
trial on the ground that the verdict against tie
weight Of evidence, and Langworthy once more urged
upon the society the Prevention o. Crime the pro
prety Of bearing the expense OF defending MN but hey
have taken sic ps " do sos and said that Roche
attorney now proposes 70 enter up he luuEmeht Has
LangwOrthy ana, as he has no money 10 pay w. 70 mke
his body.
weekly or monthly payments taken for furniture car
pets bedding stoves &C. at Cow 100 and loI
hail AMI afaak and loH DTl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
DANIEL GOODWIN.


H77N" : y
B. Brandrcth, NJ ID.
Dear Sir. Four years ago helpless as babe,
and very sick hut by the Of your pills my lite has
been renewed. Ny disease rheumatic gout for two
years and eight months was unable to walk my hus-
band carrying about like child he could easily do
IT, as became reduced 10 skin ami bone and suffered
any good so I dropped them ALL aud took BRAND
RETIs PILLS regularly every day every other day
for over two months I also applied ALLCOCK'S
POROUS PLAsTERs to my Joints where the pain was
most To my great delight got entirely well.
and now walk half mile or more and do all my
homework think BRANDRETHs FILLS the best
medicine we ever had IN our house
Yours truly.
RACHEL HOUGH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
&usintss notltts.
For Education and Charity.
NY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE.
GEN. q. 7. BEAuREGARD or LOUISIANA,
GEN JUBAL A. EARLY or VIRGINIA.

GEN, q. T BEAUREGARD or LOUISIANA,
GEN JUBAL A. EARLY or VIRGINIA,
WILL PERSONALLY ARRANGE ALL DETAILS AND
SUPERVISE THE EXTRAORDINARY GRAND SEMI.
ANNUAL DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA STATE LOT.
Terry COMPANY, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
DECEMBER To-
OF ONE OF THESE GRAND DISTRIBUTIONS GEN.
EARLY WRITES TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE AS
FOLLOWS;
I'VE TOOK SUCH PRECAUTIONS AZ TO KNOW
THAT ALL THE NUMBERS, FROM TO 10000 IN
elusive REPRESENTING THE TICKETS IN THE
SCHEME. SOLD AND UNSOLD, WE'RE PLACED IN
THE WHEEL FROM WHICH THE DRAWING WAS
MADE WITH AZ MUCH CERTAINTY AS A BANK
OFFICER WHO HAS COUNTED THE PACKAGES OF
MONEY SEALED THEM UP PLACED THEM IN THE
VAULT, AND THEN LOCKED THE VAULT AND PUT
THE KEY IN HIS POCKET KNOWS THAT THE
MONEY Is THERE THERE WAS NO POSSIBILITY
OF ANY MISTAKE on OUR PART OR DECEPTION
ON US ON THE PART OF OTHERS
ll,279 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO 1922 500, INCLUD-
ING ONE CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000, ONE GRAND
PRIZE OF $4,000 ONE GRAND PRIZE or s2Uuu.
&c TICKETS, TEN DOLLARS $40; HALVES. FIVE
DOLLARS aS)i FIPTHs, TWO DOLLARS 81; TENNIS,
ONE DOLLAR az.
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS OR SEND ORDERS TO NJ.
A, DAuPHIE. POST OFFICE BOX CO.,, NEW ORLEANS,
La, OR TO H. l. PLUM. $40 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK
Mnhau's n,mous Cod Liver OH and Lime,
10 cent?. loa broadway. COTklAndl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
The FIr.. Naturall1ed ohlnaman.

To-day you say Wong All Yee Of New York IL
the nrst ChinAman admitted - citizenship You M
errcrin this Hong keok, Chinanan was naturazed
~ Lancaster In 1862 or 1858 lie WAS brought by DR.
Messersmith OF the United States Navy some siN
years before and AP9renced In the Etqninsr and Hai
once under Edward Darlington where he worked unit
married lie IL now an Eplseopalian Clergyman Hs
was well and fANoraby known here being noticed much
the FIRST account Of his long queue which ht
wore hanging down his back and parted with
LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. ~ y. X q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02

CLARK-DUKE.-In Providence X l.. on the 9th ult.
AZ is5 Governor st. by the p y j. VI Brewster. Mr. VIII
liam Henry CLARK ot Providence 70 Miss Edith Lillian
Duke of Jersey city, y J.
HEYER-PowER- Nov. % AZ go camac Il, Phia-
dcphia Pa, by the Rev AilaS W Gos,ler. Mr. Walter y
lIcyer Of New York to Miss Mary d. Power OF PhilA
delphia
VOoRHEEs-wooD On wcdnc~da Nov 81 at tho
residence Of the Rev Lyman Hurlbut, Hoboken, ~ j..
J. ~ Voorhees, to Matte Wood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
The New Chamber for the Assembly.

ALBANY, Nov. 30.-Tho Assembly Chamber Is
rapidly coming into condition the meeting at the Lag.
stature The chamber situated the west side Of the
third story Il fn feet long ~ feet broad and high
The keystone o the principal gronod arch is three feet
high, six in diameter and weighs three tons The room
except the door, is entirely VI stone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
HOW TO crRE RnErMArfsM.

io5 FuLroS ST., BEooELYS, Jan -. 1873.
b Brandreth. NJ. ID.
Dear sir Reading In Of your nlmanacs the eject
Of your pills persons afflicted with rheumatism. am
rather surprised that you advise many six pills
dose. Ny experience with them As curatves for that
disease Is that pill per night is quite sufficient and
then only for very few nights testify to their
woodworking capabilities; for until ! commenced
using them I a real martyr 10 rheumatism. fire.
quenty being compelled 10 keep my bed for month
time speak OF two years ago. No trouble worth men
uoning since.
lam respectfully.
II W CLINTON
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
29t CANAL ST.
BRANDRETH HOUSE
NEW YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
IS PARE ROW. INV YORK, 4
Nov. u. lh1a.


Ny Dear Doctor In April. 1874. wrote how your
God given pills cured Of gastric vertigo OF dizziness
accompanied at times with violent vomiting. that tor
mcnted me for four years and for which many eminent
medical men treated me In vain. They thought even
after got well. my relief would be temporary. but the
health renewing influence Of persistent course Of
BRANDRETIrs PILLS has been such that my cure has
been perfect and permanent II the great Public could
only intelligenty realize the nature and curative power
Of BRANDRErHs PILLS. it seems " inc there would 10
no need VI physicians.
Gratefully yours,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02

IS Alhemarlc Gibbs. Lewcs Del
- Re nefacior. Jones Wilmington. n. @.
IS Glancus. BeArse. Bnstou.
IS Richmond. Kelly NOrirlk.
IS Otranto. jenkins. HUH
s. city Oi Vera Cruz Van Size. Vera Cruz
s. duli STREAM Ingram. Charleston.
IS CITY Of London. Wilson Cardin
S. Gamma, Lcddcoat bermuda.
shin Fnos Soule, Lawrence, Liverpool
shin Odn. Nielsen Dublin
Bark President rrotshe Nieiahr. PadAng.
Bark Gcssncr. ChristOners' Hamburg.
Bark Belgium, ureenO. Ionneur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALnAEAc-rHfs nav.
sun riscs...... o. sun sets M RI Noon sets 70 %
Hich wAtFR-TiGs
Sandy Hook. ~ Gov. Island. u Hell Gate. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02

About MIN OF Magnesiai That excellent remedy
l0T disorders Of the stomach AL dTugEisA-AdS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02

weekly or monthly payments taken for furniture. car;
ChAthAm ~ An immense staek and low DTieeA-AaN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02

Muhnu's nlmOus Cod Liver oil and Llme
10 cents, a. lsS broadway, near COTuAndtg e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
MlRRIED.

BRANDRETH HOUSE.
NEW YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02

Island rN'I Aoulng 10 say about tho Long
areonn, t ,au charges, and We do not take into
Tis ana we large receipts OF milk over the Nor
as thew dS.A ana Central Of New Jersey roads
charge aSS legislature. Besides, they only
mehtonsi3q cents a can. But on the roads
year sn' mere is total OF 3.467 500 cans a
81 9ll SnH revenue In tho same time OF
the 6usI NO. According 10 the official reports OF
the rn nls oil the Eric road the entire cost OF
$500 O0o hR Of the milk trains that earned
Es5ySSSSAi leaving clear margin Of profit OF
hat Glaze ~ mat basis the aggregate profit on
and We Io freight TO the Ave roads mentioned
NatSs about 81 .42O 900 a year. And To- earn
tuh SLOW trains at hours when their
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-24
THE STORM KING.
A Terrible Gale In Philadelphia
1t Demolishes Properly, &c.--
Its Course.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October ga tenn
pestuous gale OF unprecedented severity swept
over the city this morning, commencing about
half past two, all reaching its height between
and 1880 a. m. and subsldlng with heavy
| rsln fall toward nine O'Clock. During those
brief morning hours iucalculate damage was
done. The wind which ragged with the fury Of
hurricane, not In many years. II ever, before
has there been so much damage done In streets,
public squares and along the river front
Many public school buildings are damaged
aud public squares deyasted. Over forty
churches Of all denomination are more or less
damaged by the demolition Of steeples, &c. !.
| several of which are expected TO fall In at any
moment. The Walnut Presby terian church,
Walnut street between 39th and 10Th streets, is
| badly damaged. The spire which is one hun
dred feet high, was blown down and IN
Its fall struck the roof of a dwelling
and was very badly damaged. In 1t
fall a portion Of the church roof was
carried with It, and also the church and or
gan was LEFT filled with debris. The organ
was completely demolished. The damage to
this church amounts to s3s, 900.
The steeple OF the first Baptist church, on
Thrth-sixth snd Chestnut streets, 100 feet
high, was blown down. The spire doubled
up, the base falling into the church yard and
the top, with the bell In It, fell into the street
The damage is s25 600 In Its fall the top OF
the spire struck houses opposite, damaging
them considerably.
The splre of Emmanuel German Lutheran
church, corner Fourth and Carpenter streets,
2ls feet high, was also blown down.
A great many market houses and passenger
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-24
LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GALVESTON, October 2a.--MosnY--Goid at
loOhi silyer-American at par, Mexican at
acc. New York exchange Y diseounti New
Orleans sight at par.
HrDEs-ln good demand at reduced quota
tons Dry selected l4ci picked, i2cj stack
saited, lici kips, l2c, wet sailed, 7,lc to skc.
woor-Quiet and weak fall clip, eastern,
to flne medium, i7@isc, Western. fine to
medium, iG@lsc improved Mexican, losisc.
sALr.--Quiet, coarse. 81 rs, fine, 81 rs per
sack.
BAoaSe Quiet, Light lax; per yard,
heavy 1877.
TIKs.-Flrmi per cwt., % 30.
CorToS. Receipts 0ss3; exports France
1895 sales 1850, stock. O. .6s2; market weak
Middling. os' Low Middlipg. sSli Good Or
binary, sis
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-24
sim Another Bank Goes Up.

BALTIMORE, October 25-'rhe banking house
of Clabaugh, Nelson 4 Co., has made a,i
assignment to J. Alex Preston, for the benefit
Of Its creditors. The cause OF Its failure was
attributed to losses Of senior Parget ". Cla-
baugh In 81 Clair Hotel of which he was pro-
prietor. shrinkage In real estate and general
dry rot in the business of the banking house
Liabilities of the hotel and banking house,
about sioo, 900 Of which $50 200 was secured
The assets consist mostly of real estate and
hank accounts.