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The Markets.

BALTIMORE Oct. l4.-No Stock Market to-day,
CD account of the death Of Townsend Scott.
BALTIMORE, Oct 14-Ootton firm-middlmg,
I0Aal0.a: Flour strong and active and unchanged:
ano his her-southern red. L4Oal As; do. smber LAG
Abs No. Maryland. LAT: No. western winter
red spot snd October, lt5hal 45; November, LAT
al47k; December, 1.4Sfa1.49. Corn, southern
yellow, 90; western mixed, spot, 59a; October ssa
b9A; November, 5Ska5sk; December. 57a57H;
steamer no bid offered, 56. Oats hixher and fairly
aotive-southern, 40a43; western white 40a43; do.
mixed. 3as 10: Pennsylvania 40a4S. Rye firm and
9S Hay to % choice Pennsy
visions firm AND without change. Butter quiet
prime to choice western packed, l3al6. Eggs
active, l9. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee quiet
Rio csrgoes. l3al6H Sugar guiet-A soft, 8&18s<.
UNCHANGED, Reoeipts-nour, ,70g barrels; wheat,
302 500 bushels corn. 60 700 bushels; oats, $500
bushels; rye, 5000 bushels. Shipments-wheat,
92860 bushels; corn, 1884, 600 bushels 6ales-wheat,
10000 bushels corn, l75,700 bushels
, NEW YORK, Oct. j., ll-stocks@ @ @st.ong; Money, 60
NEW YORK. Oct lA-Flour quiet Wheat active.
ToNHo Oct. "A, - 80 p m.-consols for both.
fvee, lC6E. Erie. 40; do preferred, sc; do second
console, 87A. illinois Central, 9SH. Pennsylvania
Central 48A. New Jersey Central, 7eb. BEADING,
NEw YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current m IN New New
q: 8 per cents. lola.; do, ~ per cssts. 1859.
Erie Com. 40a6i Michigan Central. TON; Lake
Shore, 96k; Northwest, 86h; do: preferred. l03a;
and Texas. 22A; W. o. Telegraph. 95A; Pscdnc
Mall, S21s.
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wall Street Te.tiav.

NkW YORK, OCT. A.-The Posfs financial arff.
Gle says: The Stock Exchange markets are
less active and excited than yesterday, aud In
place OF the feverfsh uncertainty which was the
Characteristic OF yesterday afternoons blsi-
ness, there are again confident buyers OF the
leading stocks. The-rtse has ranged from e to
w per cent, and including Kansas Pacific 6L
per cent Western Union Telegraph has risen
~ per cent. Hannibal and st. Joe and Jersey
Sentrai IN; &C. c. J. per cent; the two
, peiaWares and wabash ia each: Erie IS; st.
each: Kansas and Texas IN; Lake Shore g.
and Union Pac. and Kansas City and Northern
per cent each. The course OF the market to-
day warrants the opinion expressed Yesterday
that the break then was shaking out process
to relieve leading spectators from too much
company ard to get the stocks OF such conn
papy. Railroad bonds are higher, with the
largest business In the Erie Second Consols,
which are up 10 ssh. Government bonds are
l. higher for the KS and otherwise are un-
changed Money on call is 6a1 per cent. Time
loans are 5a6 per cent, and this quotation also
represents the rates for prime mercantile
paIer.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE OHIO ELECTION
HOW 1T LOOKS TO-DAY.
THE UTE WAR.
Dispatch from Col. Merritt.
GENERAL GRANT.
His Speech at Vancouver.
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
Dispatch from Col. Merritt.
GENERAL GRANT.
His Speech at Vancouver.
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
FRIGHTFUL RAHROADA ACCIDENTS
OHIO ELECTION.

OHIO ELECTION.
The Day i'm COMMUNICATION
Working for Foster.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 14.-Both parties are
working hard. All business suspended The
nationals do not hang together. They are
working for Foster.
Large Vote In Cincinnati and Re.
publican Gains Claimed.
CINCINNATI, oct. 14.-In this city weather is
clear and pleasant, aud undoubtedly there will
be large vote polled. Up to noon about the
liams (colored,) republican, for representative,
is being erased from the ticket by many repub-
l1cans. Lewis E. Bernard, democratic candI-
served in the same manner by many democrats.
Little attention is paid to the amendments. In
the second ward several hard money democrats
scratched Ewing. From republican sources it
is claimed that the republicans gain in the 1st,
18th, 18th, 10th, 18th, 22d and 2Sd wards. Sew
eral arrests were made by the police of ticket
holders, but were all released shortly after
wards,
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FEVER FIGUREs.-Twelve new cases Of vel
low fever were reported at Memphis Yesterday,
colored, and deaths, colored. OF the sic
~ Rev; J.: J. Peres Is IN critical condition. G.
clerk OF the circuit court, are among the
stricken. Among the dead are ]. NJ. Shaw, "a
Mexican war veteran,) Mrs. Mary Maloney,
Mrs. Agnes Steele, Jos. 8. Linnette and Annie
De Cash. The president of the Howard AssO-
citation says there ts no immediate prospect OF
an end OF the epidemic, and that many predict
It VIII last until November. There were IA
deaths from yellow fever In Havana, Cuba, last
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THE-CINCINNATI TRAGEDY.
Miss Anderson Didn't Know of
EIiCGovSS fa

NEW YORK, Ocl. 14-A special from CIncln-
natl states that Miss Anderson disclaims hav-
alleged tnfatuation for her or his relations with
the unfortunate Florence Mcdonald, and says
he was not her business but her company man
terests. The residence of Florence's parents is
not known. They moved west four or five
months ago. Her father had married second
time, and it Is hinted that disagreement be-
part the cause Of her separation from home.
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Preparing at Portland for a Big
Grant Demonstration.
THE UTE CAMPAIGN.
A Dispatch from Colonel Merritt

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Col Merritt has tele-
October 11th, substantially as follows:-s'This
morning moved down the river to point near
White river agency. The cavalry have been
out all day in different directions looking for
Indians, and report that the trails lead souther-
", to the Grand river. have little doubt but
that the Indians have gone to the Uncompatgre
row, and we viii then move toward the Grand
river, leaving guard behind. have buried
seven bodies here, including Agent Meeker, and
respecting the force which the hostiles can
muster, It has been clearly ascertained that all
the Un1tah Indians Joined the Utes before the
Thornburgh night. II my orders are to go to
shall be glad to carry them out but, hope
my Instructions WIN not Be delayed Col. Mer.
rits regTets exceedingiZ the great amount OF
men.
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THE ADRIAN DISASTER CAUSED By CRIMINAL
NEGLECr.-The coroners jury which held an in
quest to determine the cause Of the falling OF
the grand stand at the Adrian [M1ch.l fair
grounds; at which fifteen lives were lost and
210 persons were injured, have rendered YER
dict that W. T. Lawrence, owner Of the stand
Sizer, the architect, and Henry Armstrong and
E. II. Armstrong, the carpenters who built the
stand, were guilty of criminal negligence. All
but the latter were arrested on the charge OF
nanslaughter. They were arraigned yester-
aay, pleaded not guilty, and were released on
IS 900 bail for examination October o.
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AVENGED A BLOW INFLICTED ON HIS CHILD,
John II. Walthall, who committed an assault
on Philletus Conkling, an old man Of seventy
years, at Patterson, N. j., on Saturday, was
being slightly better. Conkling was driving
cart, when he noticed child, about years Of
age, playing In the middle Of the street. The
child paid no attention to Conkling's call to get
out Of the way, and he struck it with his whip.
This eXasperated the father, and he struck the
old man with stick of wood from his cart.
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MARYLAND GREENBACKERS.-The state Gen.
tral committee Of the greenbackers met yester-
day afternoon, corner Of Holiday and. Lexing-
ton streets, to complete nominations on the
state ticket. E. S. Calvert acted as temporary
chairman, and the following nominations were
made:-For attorney general, Epaphroditus
min E. Smith, worcester county; clerk Of the
court of appeals. E. j. Simpson, merchant, Bal
timore city. Mr.. Howard Meeks, of Kent county,
had been previously nominated for governor.
Members OF the committee place the greenback
vote In Maryland this year at 1O,0OO.-[BaH.
Sun, 18th
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TWO RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Two Men Killed and Several In.

CHICAGO Oct. 14.-A collision between the
evening accommodation train and q gravel
train on the Galena division of the Northwest
ern R. R., occurred at haywood yesterday
morning, by which two men were killed, and q
number wounded. The names Of the killed are:
Monroe w. Anderson, of Elgin, and w. P. SAINT
Ear, Of Chicago-both passengers. Geo Chisolm
was severely but not seriously injured, and
several other passengers were badly shaken
up. misunderstanding as to signals was the
cause of the accident.
Erightful Plunge Of Cars into a
River
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 14.-About O'Clock
last evening, while the switch engine In the
yards of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad was making up the midnight freight
train, it was started to cross Burnham Slip
bridge to the westward. The fog was so thick
that 1t was impossible to see but few feet
ahead, and the engineer did not discover until
within few feet Of 1t that the bridge was
turned for a passing vessel. The engine,
tender and one car containing lard plunged into
the liver. The engineer and fireman Jumped
from the engine. The former, Lew Rutter, was
picked up out of the river, probably fatally in
Jured. The fireman escaped with severe
bruises about the legs, while Harry Hill, a te!e-
graph operator, who was riding on the bumper
OF the locomotive, was buried under the debris
and crushed Into an unacceptable mass.
Mike Toohey, swftchman, was also on the
engine, but he jumped OF and escaped unin-
Jured. The loss to the railroad is about $25 900.
Young Hills parents reside near Madison.
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Pittsburx Races

P1TTsBURG, Pa, Oct. H.The ian meetlng az
Friendship Driving Park WIN begin this
afternoon with two races. In the 2:45 class, for
q purse OF s400, the following horses win start:
SANDY Eogus, Duck City, Girl, En1e g., Nc
Laugnlin, Niger Doctor, Daylight, Stephanus
500, the following are the starters:-Wedg-
wood, Lew Scott, Gray Salem, Jessie HAYES,
Little Gypsie and Eliza Groff,
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THE GENERAL ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP Of
and c. H. Biggar, of Guelph, Ont, for $500 and
the championship gold medal, was won by Big
gar, who gained five of the nine events. john
stoD's running jump without weight was 21
feet 6k inches, and beats A. C. Reid's, (the best
on record in Ame1ca,) by Il inches.
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ASSASSINATION IN KENTucKY.-A dispatch
from Grayson, KY, says that Jesse Underwood
was shot in the door Of his fathers house,
known as "Fort Underwood" sunday, by Q
gang called the Holbrook party, who surround
ed the house and refused to let any one bury
Jesse's body or rescue George Underwood, who
is badly wounded, and, with the women and
house. This is the fifth murder In Carter coun-
ty, KY. in three weeks, four Of the victims
being UnderWoods
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SNGuLAR DsATH.-At the conclusion OF free
fight among roughs In Cincinnati, Sunday even.
ing, Andrew Myer, drayman, aged 50, Was
found lying on the pavement dead, but with no
external marks q violence upon him,
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SERIOUS ASSAULT IN TALBOT COUNTY, Nd
Near ST. Michaels, Talbot county, Nd, last
Tuesday, two brothers, Edward and Samuel
Tenant, became involved in a dispute with q
colored man named Philip Williams, during
which the latter struck Samuel Tenant crush.
ing blow Oh the head with hoe, cutting through
his skull bone At last accounts his condition
was considered critical. Williams then ASSAULT
ed Edward Tenant with the hoe, badly cutting
hts face in several places,
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LETTERS ADDRESSED TO LOTTERY AGENTS OR
FIRMs.-The postmaster at Louisville, KY, re-
fused to deliver letters to T. J. Commerford,
secretary OF the Old Commonwealth lottery,
and suit was commenced to test the validity OF
the Postmaster Generals order relating to lot
teries. The court has decided that letters ad-
dressed to T. j. Commerford could not be de-
tafned, but that the department order regarding
letters addressed to individuals as agents or TO
lottery firms was valid.
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COOKERY.

COOKERY.
Ten Lesson in the art of cookery will be given uy
MISS JULIET CORSON,
Superintendent Of the New York Cooking School, at
TALLMADGE HALL, 928 F STREET.
from October 18th to October 25th. inclusive, at
o'clock r. N,
These lessons will explain the nutritive effects OF
food its purchase, preparation and economical use.
Various dishes illustrating these points will bs
cooked during the lessons, and will be for sale 81
their close at the cost Of materials. octl3J
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A KIDNAPPING SToRY.-A boy about thirteen
years old, calling himself Ham Clarke, was
found yesterday wandering about the streets OF
Richmond, Va. He says he was kidnapped In
Salisbury, N. c., by two men, who put him In a
trunk and turned him loose in Richmond. He
states that his father is Abraham Clarke, tele.
graph operator at Charlotte, n c. =
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Death of q millionaire.

PORT JRRvIS, n. Y, Oct. 14.-Henry 81. Paf.
mum, president OF the National Bank OF Port
Jervis. and one Of the wealthiest In orange
county, died early this morning, after short
illness. He was Il years of age, and leaves
fortune OF q million Of dollars to his widow, TO
whom he was married but six days.
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Back to Halifax.

HALlFAx, n. s., Oct. 14.-Col. Toven and
Lieut.. Hussey, Royal Engineers, who have bean
Inspecting the fortancatt0ns In British CVluu1.
bia, returned here yesterday, -
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TIE Record Philadelphia) is no longer pub
nshed by joint-stock company. MI. VIM. II.
Singerly has become the purchaser OF all the
stock, and is therefore entire owner. The WORD
Philadelphia, has been added to the name max !.
ing it The Philadelphia Record.
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ESCAPE OF PRIsoNERs-On Saturday evening
five prisoners confined In the jail at Youngs-
town, Ohio, made their escape through the door
confederates CO @ out outside. A who by some means o.
tanned admission to the main hall. None OF
them have been recaptured.
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blown TO Pieces.

BOSTON, Oct. 14.-Information was brought
VINO w pVaS clamed 70 haye accompaniea ihs nary
that an unknown man, claiming to be the
inventor Of new explosive compound and an
assistant, named Edward Whalen, were blown
to pieces yesterday, while down this harbor eX
perimenting. The story Is as yet unconflrmed
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yeiIcw Fever S,rcad,pr.

MEMPHIS, TENN., OCT. l4.-Up p TO 70 a. m. no
new cases of yellow fever had been reported
Ten deaths have occurred since last night
Dille Jacobs "a returned refugeel. Jerry En-
right, N. X. Bowman, Lizzie Maloney, James
Mcbride, W. r. Smith, Frank Hale. Eugene
Eastinger, Giles Tibbs and Ed. Moon-the last
two colored. The weather is clear and pleas
ant. John B. Cummings, president OF the board
Of health at Forest City, Ark, 80 miles west OF
Memphis, on the Little Rock railroad, has tele-
graghed to the Howards for four nurses.
Up to noon two new cases OF yellow fever
have been reported-John Lutz and Gus Lago-
ria. One more death has occurred-R. 8.
Hutchinson, an employe in the internal revenue
office,
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AN AL1B1-Capt Bull, who was arrested on
suspicion OF being the person who rifled the
trunks of DR.. MacLean, the London physician,
at his boarding house In New York, and stole
therefrom jewelry and money to the value Of
s1s,O00 having proved an alibi, was discharged
from custody YesterdaY.
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EMIGRATION FROM NEW BRUNswICK.-For
some weeks past people have been leaving st.
John in alarmingly large numbers to seek en-
ployment in the United States. The steamer
that left on Thursday morning for Boston was
so packed, we are told, that 1t was difficult to
find even standing room in the steerage. This
flood of emigration has but commenced.-[St.
Johns [Ne,o BrunsDick) Freeman.
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A SNAKE ATTACKS A WOMAN.-When Mrs.
Thomas Swami and Mrs. Lotrick Stanley, who
live near the line of Rockdale and Henry coun-
ties, Ca, we're out gathering muScadines few
days ago, a large coachwhip snake coiled around
one OF MIS-. SWanns legs 80 ugatiy as 70 ieave
lashing with its tail. She shook 1t off and ran.
But the snake was game to the last, and pur-
sued the lady for some distance.-[COnysrS Ec.
d1Diner
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AN EIGHTY-HoUR "G0-As-Y0U-PLRAsE"W WALK
was begun at Madison Garden, New York, yes.
Campana, George Barber, Peter Berkery and
thirty six ether trampers are In the ring. The
match is under the same management as last
betting. q
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THE FALL RIVER RDEFAuLTER.-Walter Payne,
the American arrested at quebec by Detective
Steppington, charged with having embezzled
$4,000 at Fall River, Mass, applied to Judge
writ of habeas corpus, which was refused,
pending the arrival Of officers from the states
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w than any Northern Manufacturer, and
our customers have the largest line Of styles
to select from. We have kept our full force
Of mechanics at work all through the winter. 20
and now have 760 Mantels In stock.
ENGLISH TILE for hearths, vestibules and deco
sols Agency Of the Celebrated EMPIRE HEAT.
ING RANGE.
The BURTIS HOT BLAST FURNACE is deci.
deSly tbs best furnace we have ever used,
HAYWARD HUTOHIN6ON,
PLUMRIRS, 10,
3l7 9th st. Nseo.s
je7-lstptr Warrington. D. q.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. l3-The Comstock
companies have paid the Sutro Tunnel company
S22 313 on the September account, OF which
SS,24S was from the Bonanza mines for royalty
on ore taken out, and sl4,o50 from the Savage
company, on account OF the lateral tunnel
which has been constructed
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

NJ S1A1L At>I L 1oLSs
49, THE REGULAR MEETING OF TaE N.
Church. II SsGss Al BsRksR r. szes sesy
yEkn5anAh sREGIAh fGMSHssSAgiqs IbaG H. or O. SE H.
VIII be he at Masonic Temple WEDNESDAY,. 18th
broshsr ssaE ,asst
~n TIE eEsIgERs ANR MEMeERs1F
s ocsoeer ss r1S i5h ooosk
octi4 2t L. 6. EMERY, Secretary
" THE wAsHINGToN CHARIOT COM
AS, PASf NJ having sold its sproperty-real and per
Company, has this day wthc rswn its vehicles from
the Enat and st1Hes m so Of tbs city
tolhe updersisned at his place Of business.
"af oeSt SaHDf oHs h.1k P.ssden
e. OFFICE Ssso6faTi5Sl SE SHE SAT1oNAI fAIR
Bids will be received for the feloE,ng privileges
"
For three Mineral Water Stands.
For two ee cgsr T stsnds-arand a Stand and Stewart
For two Refreshment- Bar-Grand
tsha sGs sa vii steSqs be opened EVENING
u o
right to reject any and sli bids Particulars can be
$ff# 81 55Hs o$sfSHs3R$HRE' $sHH
Bb1Sa THE 5fFEEks1H HssSSsr16N 6S91RFfTIyE % saa e
sft6 annual meeting TGEspAY octoSer I. fs5s
ana direetors VIZ 6s hsld. and general business
ular monthly meeting for payment OF dues aid
'ns gas pes
JNO JOY EOsoN, Sec, I'll & St INV. octl3- Ut
r@a sToCKHOLDERs' MEETING:-The An-
TON GROVE CAMP AsS0oIATIoN viii be hsid
in Foundry Church, TUESDAY, October IA, at 80
oct list ~ E. F. SIMPSON. Secretary.
~ MFp5SA% 5 Iz SsSSoIATfoS IA 8 ri = IF bIs
Han, SIS street, On TUEspA iash instant, at
o'clock p. H. By order of thf E psfsiHs1s MofGas
TT sowERs. NJ D., Secretary ol'oA-e: oct list
|" GERMAN AMERICAN NATIoNAL AaI6SsA ! HASk 3A5s
M a1 Sis for rq he p M
chase Of certain, zeal and personal property belong
irg to this Bank.
Schedules descriptive of thia property can be had
upon application @ to the Ra.siver
n AMEETINs h 9F TIE
co. will be held at the Office of the Company, in
Uniontown, FRIDAY, Novemoer7 2, 1879 at 2oclock
firm the action OF the Board Of Directors in the
Issue Of bonds to tske up the aostng Indebtedness
H. A. GRIsWOLD, Secretary. ostS-lm
~ SPEC SPECIAL MoTICE.-A fresh supply Of
Vg PURE NORWEGIAN GOD LIVER OIL
at DREW'S Drug Store, Cor. 9th st. and Pennsylva
mia ave. at 80 cts per full pint bottle. oct4
~ W. B. MOSES & SON. cor 7th st. and Pa
We ave-, have reopened their corner store with
large and comple stock of UPHOLSTERY GOODS
LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERIES &c. sep8-tr
H~ MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
SSS Used for over 25 years with great success by
the physicians of Paris, New York and Lendon, and
superior to all others for the prompt cure of all cases
Prepared by CLIN CO., Paris. Sold every.
where. oct29 ,th&s1y
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i MONDAY. OcT 10, NIGHTLY, AND TUESDAY
AND FRIDAY MAT1NERS.
Etetson in his new and realistic American Drama
entitled kENTUCK. OUR VARIETY STAks:-
Swiss Couple; Geyer and MacGee. the Great & Song
can Woke. DeWitt Cook the King of Clubs; Kitty
Ayne, tie Popular Vocalist Lou Gordon, the Great
vocalist and Actress, and our Great STOCK company
Two shows in one. octio
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The woman,s walking Watch.

SAN FRANCISCO, OCt. li.-Tne following is the
score at 9 o'clock this morning In the woman's
walking match: sadie Donley 500, Alice Dom
ley 266 Maynard 2s9, Tourtelotte 24S, sherman
SO, SanIos li5. Wiley lS9, Greenleaf 22I. Dem
man and Florence have withdrawn.
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Rev. Mr.. Hayden Guilty OF Murder.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, Oct. 14.-The grand jury
In the case OF the Rev. Mr. Hayden this morn
ing found q true bill, charging him with muir
der in the first degree. There are four counts
In the Indictment
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CAF'E (ChantRnt) PUCK.
U n. E. CORNER 7TH AND SIS. N. w.
At O'Clock, sharp. the Director, with his baton,
will touch the cannon, and the curtain viii tear
ssunder like thunder. On the stage will trot the
artist rnonarchs Do be on the spot! They will give
you things red hot, and will serve you Ehrets
Cool Laser
Admission Ice loct14l L SINGER, Prop.
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WEDNESDAY MATINEE OCTOBER 18th.
RyFRY EVENING DURING THE WEEK AND
SATURDAY MATINEE
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Always Successful
Mrs q. O. HOWARD.
The Great Original and Oaly Topsy,
As usual Great Success
The Grand and Realistic Plantation Scsna
Introduction of
THE NEW ORLEANS TROUBADOURS AND
VIRGINIA QUARTETTE,
Assisted by one hundred Colored Persons, Men,
Won n and Children. Received with shouts
of laughter and desfening applause.
"UNCLE TOM" every evening, and Matinees
Wednesday and Saturday.
MONDAY, October 20, THE TOURISTS.
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The Now York Walkinr Match.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-1n the S4-hour race at
Madison Square garden only % out OF the 10
competitors we're on the track this morning,
starting gn the word ''Go," at 10 O'Clock Woods
leads the crowd, but Hartman expects to be
the winner,