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HOSPITAL DAYS.
LECr FUND FOR THE VARIOUS CITY
INFIRMARIEs-CoNTRIBU IN PUBLIC

PROBABLE RESULT OF THE MOVEMENT TO coll
ARIEs-CoNTRIBUTIoNs IN PUBLIC
PLACES.
George 8. Baker. representing the general commit
tee of the fund collected yesterday tor the city
hospitals said last evening that it reasonable
TO expect any account OF the money collected on
Saturday and yesterday till Wednesday next. The
ceipts will then be placed in the hands of Mr. Lanier
OF winslow. Lanier Il Co.. who will ascertain the
amount and make it public. All denominations.
with the exception of the Roman Catholics. have
united this year in putting boxes in all the promi-
nent places the city-viz the Post Office and its
various stations. hotels. commercial and financial
exchanges. club houses. ferry houses and "L'' road
stations. These boxes still remain in the places
where they were placed Friday last Their
contents will probably be collected to-day and to-
morrow and placed in the hands of the committee.
At all places where tho boxes placed spectators
say contributions quite large. and there Is
every indication that q handsome sum has been
raised in this way. prominent Hebrew member
Of the Fund Committee says that the synagogues
former years. Mr.. Baker says. smaller
number OF boxes located at different points ;ured
81 ,500 This year he thinks 1t wiz bo at least
double that amount. The Presbyterian churches
moreover, made preliminary collections tor the
hospitals Thanksgiving day. All the Episcopal
churches made collections yesterday In many
cases tho churches special sermons were preached
and collections taken up Immediately after
ward and donated to certain hospitals.
POSSIBILITY OF DELAY
Notwithstanding the statements OF Mr.. Baker:
other members of the Fund Committee say 1t will
probably be three four weeks before the funds
are turned over by the treasurers Of the different
churches who will have to make up their reports
and send In their returns to the committee. In pre-
vious years. when expeditions in the work. they
did not finish in less than several weeks The money
has more avenues to pour in from. and 1t is
natural to expect that it will take much longer
time. ..
1t found upon inquiry that some Of the more
prominent hospitals did not expect any of the
funds though they sorely in need of them.
The managers of the New York Medical College and
Hospital Tor Women. at the corner Of Lexington
avenue aud Thirty-seventh street, say that that
institution has not been included. Some of the
Fund Committee, when questioned about this. said
that 1t not too late for the hospitals not in
cluded in the list to reap the benefits
OF the collection. They said also that
many failed to send representative, or to make
report to the committee OF the number of free
patients that had been cared for during the previous
year and their necessity for money. They were.
therefore, not included III the number upon whom
this charity was be bestowed. Some of the hos
pitals had kept out of the movement because they
were averse to it, and others because they did not
understand 1t.
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Arrived a. Dec as, ship warwick sr,. Sexton. San

Arrived at Dec %, ship Warwick CBr), Sexton. San
Francisco via Queenstown.
LONDON Dec 2s-steamer Matthews (Br). Williams,
lately from Liverpool has put into Queenstown with her
cargo shifted.
2sth-ship Leda Ger, schachmeyer, from New York
Doe for Bremen. is ashore Goodwin Sands and will
probably become wreck The have landed at Deal
Bark Amaranth (Nor) To-esson, from New York Oct
81 for Rotterdam has been owed to Marsees She had
been ashore and is eaky and had her steering gear dam
aged.
Steamer William Burkitt CBr), Freeman, from Savannah
for Reval has grounded near Mamo She is still wator-
tight, but laboring heavily.
HONG Kong, Dec 2s-ship Twilight warland, from Now
York, has been dsmasted by typhoon.
HoLYHEAD. Doc 2s-wind Sw, fresh gale; rain
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SPOKEN.

Ship Hoogly Frost from New York for Point de Galle
Oct 25, lat 16 s. Ion 80 W.
Bark Stella Ger, sommer, from Hamburg for San
Francisco. Oct % lat Z N. Ion - W.
Bark Franc Lambreth Gray from Boston for Brisbane
Nov 10. lat IL n, Ion 80
Bark Warrior B McNutt, from Liverpool for Charles
ton. Dec TO- off Saltces.
Bark Com Dupont Crockett from New York for Port
Natal. Oct %. lat IL s Ion 30 w.
Bark Bondevennen tNor), Olsen, from New York for
Bordeaux, Dec IL, lat 49, Ion 20.
Sehr Helen Howay, from Wilmington, NC. for Point
Pitre Dec l5 lat, &c by schr Geo Walker at Havana
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CHAPTER II.

A STRANGE PkDCEEDING.
When Ruric down In the morning he found
tho monk already there aud breakfast nearly ready.
But little was said during the meal. The monk
seemed busy with thoughts OF Ills own. and Ruiic
wholly engroesed In studying tho strange man g
features and pondering upon tho various doubts
surmises that had entered his mind After the meal
was tho monk accompanied tho yunmaker to
his shop, and there he spent time in ng
the quaint articles OF machinery that were used in
the manufacture OF arms.
Ruric engaged In finishing pair OF pistols.
and for some minutes tho monk had stood silently
by his side watching his movements. At length the
youth stopped In his work and laid the pistol uown.
Excuse me. good father" he said, rather nerv-
ously. at the sanio time looking his visitor In tho
face; but must ask you q question. Where have
I seen you beforep"
"How should knowY tho monk answered, with
o smile.
"why." resumed Ruric. with some hcsitancy, II
knew not but that you might enighten me. have
surely seen you somewhere"
'And are there not hundreds whom you have seen
In this great city-aye. Reconsideration you might
recognize as you recognize me?
.Ah, II may be so; but not like this There may
be q thousand faces would recoect TO have seen
but not one OF them would excite passing
ton In my soul But your face calls UP some power
ful emoion-somc startling memory Of the past
which bothers me. Who you, good father?
What are you? Where havo met before? Was IL
In Spainr
"No" said Vladimir. with a shake of the head
And then, with more serious shade upon his face,
he added :"Let this pass now. will not deny TO you
that there may be some grounds for your strange
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BELOW.

Bark Ironsides, Coggins, from Pensacola Doc 2.
Brig Annie Batchelder, Steelman, from New Orlesn
Dec IL
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YACIITs. sTEAMDOATs, NC.

VIANTRD--sMALL STEAM YAUHr Win ffaST
class boiler and engines and surface condenser state
full particulars power draugt of water sac Wheel Re-
whore to bc price for cash. box eo Post oucc y
NNANTED-FIvE CAT.RIGGED FISHING OR SAIL
w Boats nearly Address stating full descrp
olfca
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
S,i's. Destination
SialBuvs.
Office

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEW YORK FOR THE
MoSTHs OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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more sist Port Said Nov 25 and Gibraltar Dec with
Steamer baltic cBi). Parsel Liverpool Dec 10. and
oueens,ewn i7lh. with mdse and passengers to Cor
Steamer City of Richmond .Br. Leitch Liverpool via
Halifax days with mdss TO John Dale Put INTO Hal
Steamer Bassano tlsrl Malet. Hull Dec via Boston.
steamer Main sGer Barre, bremen Dec Il and south,
Co. Had strong and NV gales aud heavy the on
steamer caand Dutch Deddes, Rotterdam Dec 10
and Pmoath 18TH with mdse and 66 to Funeh
City of Merida Rettig. Vera Cruz Dec le From
ssra h cpssns @ lsn 5Ggrsso 2sh snd so
S"gr" crGs mav1Ss s Dee @ - ysS o 9sss
cum, passed steamer fore and att rugged with no lights
Steamer Now York. Quick. New Orleans days, with
m,lse to Bogert Morgan , c,.v po,n, and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamer Clyde Norton Norfolk Dec "a to tho Pacific
Mail Steamship Go. Was tOwed to this port by seamtug
Steamer John Gibson, Young. Georgetown, DC, with
Ship shics ssr,, Angel Port spain II days. in ballast
china clay to Fans9 Edys Dec lat ss lon - had
SE sss 81 Shfs pse
20 Sp% lon Is ' IA spoke Prssss from
y. r. from ;.s isi s Lat 81 H. ship
Bark Roma NOrl Larsen. Cork 80 days. in ballast to
Bark dsa d"P Rs.o.o. Antwerp .,s via Delaware
Bark vsaadis Nor, johnson. Rotterdam Nov 2l, with
old iron sdsnars g ssIna % c punkrk 80
days ballast Parker Co. Had strong westerly
winds from tho Banks.
Bark vegar Nor. Olsen. Oporto a days In ballast to
Veperata (Nor Petersen from Newcastle Tor New York
In sinking condition (betore rcported having Nov s. lat
13 Ion 10 during heavy Sc gale and heavy sprung
this port. (5ee general news column.)
Bark frospero Doge Qta. Scapparini Smyrna 80 days.
with licolicc root to order vessel TO Attio Gunio
Passed Gibraltar Nova
Bark HerciIia tPor Pinto Para % days. in ballast to
r Il Borand.
Bark zuma Br Peterson Porto csbello 20 days. with
scrap iron to order Vessel to swsns& Son;
sugar to Waydell Il Co. 49,
Brig Lady Bird (Brl. Rex. Pornambuco 81 days, with
sugar TO A e Outerbridge \ Co.
buco 20 days with sugar Havemeyer Elder vessel to
Henry. Crossed the Equator Dec 5. in Ion 43 3A
Brig Annie r Vale. Old Harbor ia, 10 DAYS. with log
wood and sugar to r Kirkland; vessel to Bailey
Brig Princess Beatrice (Br), Simmons Pont-a-Pitre,
Quad. l6 days, with sugar to vatsble 4 Sons
Brig Victoria Spencer Port Spain IA days with sugar.
DC. to II Trowbridge Sons
Schr Potos, Stevens, Laguna "a days. with sugar to
Thebaud Had heavy weather. lost and split sails and
stove buwarks
with logwood to Michelina; vessel Miller Hough-
Doc 20. lat 2s Ion IS 4O passed schr Geo Tread
woll. Of Baltimore, bound s.
Schr Robert Byron of Bucksport Nicholson. Cape Hay
Jas Z Ward Co.
Schr Lexington, Leighton Montego Bay Ja via Della
ware Breakwater 70 days with sugar logwood &C. TO
Cape Antonio curing Ne squal carried away bowsprt
Schr John Wood Smith, New Orleans IA days, with
cotton. &c, to order Is bound to Boston, put In for
harbor.
Sehr S j Vaughan. Vaughan, Virginia
Schr 3 Winterton, Jackson. Virginia.
Schr Trade Wind, Corson, Georgetown, DC.
Schr Ada CorsOn, Corsop. Philadelphia.
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. PASSED THROUG
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Acushnet. Ellis, New Bedford for New York
with mdse and passenger to Barling Davis.
Steamer Electra, Providence for New York
Steamer City of Fichburg, Coils Fall River for New
York. with mdse to the Old Colony Steamship Co.
schr W Gring, Hooking, New Haven via City Islant
for New York.
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Bar. IThsr. ,vate of
Dec. ~ JTour.l Inch U,g | Wind Uesner
Staten Isianu. Noon. 40 4O Al SlCloudy.
Staten Island. 4 Pm 80 35 4Oi w Cloudy.
scabrig ght......l \ PM3U.3U 37i Calm Cloudy
New York. ..... liz PM 80 3Dl 37I Calm
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 2S, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

RKpoRTED M THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsrosE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Guy Mannoring tBr Manu. Annoy Oct 49, sings-
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER oBsER
VATIONS.
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was in direct conflict with the nature of the man
from whom it now appeared to have emanated.
Ruric pondered upon this q few moments and he
made up his mind that he would on no account
yield an atom 90 the strange demand thus made
.sir Count" he said, calmly aud firmly. '.you have
plainly stated proposition and will ~ plainly
answer. cannot sign the paper"
"Ha!" gasped Damonof. In quick passion. DO
you refuseG"
Most fatty"
For a few moments the Count gazed into Ruric's
ut is tho Dukes command" he said. at length.
''The Duke OF Tula holds no power OF command
over me-" was tho gunmaker's calm reply. sMt
"Bowarel" Once more say. sign this paperi'
"You but waste your breath, Sir Count In speak.
ing thus. You have my answer" ..
''By heavens Ruric Novel. you shall sign thisr'
the Count cried madiy.
Never, sir"
"But look you sirrah! Hero is my whole future
Of life based upon my hopes Of union with this fair
g.rl. Her guardian bids mo get this paper of you
ere can have her hand. Aud now do you think IN
give 1t up easilyf Mol I'll have your namo to
this or Ri have your lifel'' 49,
NOW your tongue runs away with you. Sir
Count. have given you my answer Do sure that
only man on earth can prevail upon me to place
my upon that paper
''And who is hep $40
.s'I mean the Emperor" Hts
."But you will sign iti'' Kissed Damonoh. turning
pae with rage. Here 1t is-signi Ii you would
ive--sgnl
perhaps he cannot writo." suggested Ursen. con-
temptuodsly
..fhen he may make his mark" rcjoined the
Count, in tho same contomptuous tone. N
"It might not require much more urging to in
duco to make my mark in u manner not at all
agreeable TO you sir" the youth rotorted with his
teeth now set, aud the dark veins upon his brow
starting more plainly out "You have come upon
my premises, and you have sought your purpose
You row have your answer. aud for your own sako--
for my sake--l beg you 10 leave me- The above
wepubllsh as specimen chapters but tho continul-
tion of this story will be found only In the New
York Ledger. Ask for the number dated January 10,
which can now be had at any news Office or book
store II you not within reach OF . news oflco
you can have the Ledger mailed to you for ono year
by sending three dollars TO Ropert Bonner. pub
Usher 1s2 William street. Now York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-22
GOVERNOR HOWARD At FARGO.
Fargo Republican, 18th


On their way, home from the Hills, Gov
ernor and Mrs. Howard spent Tuesday in
Fargo, arriving Monday night from the
west. taking rooms at the Hea dquarters,
and in the forenoon MIR. Hubbard gave the
governors drive about town to give His
Excellency some idea OF the rapid strides
the Key City Of northwest is making, and
in the afternoon we had the pleasure OF a
brief interview with him.
1t will be remembered that Governor
Howard was here with the presidential par
ty on the 9Th of September, 1878. and made
a brief speech in response TO call from the
president. He says that the growth Of the
town, and country as we'll, from that time
until the pesent, is wonderful. II am aston.
ished." he remarked, to see such changes in
Fargo-such evidences Of prosperity and
substantial growth as have seen to-day
The rapid improvement of this city is IN
deed marvellous. 1t seems that your eur
rounding country, so vast and 80 fertile, il
yet ahead Of the town, and under eucl
circumstances, you must have permanen
and substantial as we'll a, rapid growth
During the day, large number Of our citi
zens were introduced to the governor, ane
he and his amiable wife left for the east OF
the evening train, via the Northern Paci
fic, bearing with them the best wishes o
our people.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
Courts Martial. Appointed a. Forts r n
dali and Yates.


BY special order general court.martis]
ls appointed 10 meet at Fort Randall. ID
7. on Monday, the Goth day of October.
1879, or as soon thereafter as practicable.
for the trial of such persons as NAV be
brought before 1t. The following is the de.
tail for the court:
Col w. Il. Shsfter. Captaips-Ferpu us
Walker, w. N. Tisdsli, P.F. Harvey. med.
ical department, John Hamilton, r. q. Hei.
ner. Lieutenants-R. G. Armstrong, II. T..
Reed. Louis Wilhelmi. F. de L. Darlington.
Nat p. Pbister, Allen d. Smith, adiutant,
judge advocate, all of the first infantry.
A general court-martial is also appointed
to meet at Fort Yates. d. T., on Tuesday.
the 21st day ol October, 1879, the detail tor
the court being as follows:
Msjor Lewis Merrill, seventh cavalry.
Captains-E. p. Pearson, seventh infantry
T. NJ. McDugall. seventh cavalry; L. NJ.
O'Brien, seventeenth infantry, Lleutenants
Thomas Sharp, seventeenth infantry; W.
S. Edgerly, seventh cavalry; T. H. Barry,
seventh cavalry; G. st. j. Chubb, seven
teenth infantry, judge advocate.
Acting Assistant Surgeon s. T. We,rick.
Y. 3. army, is relieved from duty with es-
cort to surveyors, Northern Pacific railroad
auu ~ asslsueo 10 temporary duty at Fort
Abraham Lincoln.
Acting Assistant Surgeon c. G. Miller
U. S. army, is relieved from temporary du-
ty at Fort Smelling, and will report In per-
son to the commanding officer company B
sixth infantry, for duty with escort to the
surveyors Northern Pacific railroad.
Commissary Sergeant Benjamin Fill
brook. U. s. army, and Sergeant 0eorg,
Bolton, company A, seventeenth infantry
will be sent by the commanding officer o
Fort Sisseton to report to the adjutant.gen
cral of the department.
Mrjor II. B. Reese. of the paw depart
ment, with his clerk. is ordered to For
Smelling to make payments to the troops q
that fort.
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the NEWS.
The Suit to Recover Unpaid Taxes
from Tilden TO Come on
Monday.
English Authorities Protest Against
Mormon Emigration.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Montgomery, Oct. 22-W. E. Cockerel, Of
Utah, has been arrested charged with rob-
bins the Green county treasury Of So 900 in
cash.
New York, Oct. 22-William Porter, a
burglar. who escaped with Irving from the
Brooklyn. jail some time ago, has been re-
turned to prison.
Newark, N. j.. Oc,. 22-In the case OF
Blair, the New York bank teller, tried fol
killing his ceachman. Armstrong, the jury
after four days deliberation, find a verdict
of not guilty.
Pittsbure. Oct. 22.-An accident on The
Pittsburg s. Lake Erie railroad last nigh
wrecked twelve cars, killed breakman anG
injured fireman. George Fulton and II. L
KlOW.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Memphis, Oct. %, 10 a. m.-One new
case: d. Churcher. ]. d. Conway ia dy-
ing. Weather cool and cloudy.
NooN-One more new case reported
Jno. +. Harrat, G7 Jefferson street. No
deaths since last evening.
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FoRElcN.i
MORMON EMIGRATION.

London, Oct. 22.-Attention having been
drawn by the recent extensive departure
from Liverpool of Mormon converts to
proselyting efforts by professors and elders
of that faith, Major Greig, head constable
Of Liverpool, has issued notice BY way OF
warning, reciting that there is reason to be-
lieve that the system Of soliciting persons to
ioin the faith and emigrate to America ex'
teusively prevails, and reminding such per
Sons that by American laws polygamy Is
prohibited and that those who practice II
are liable to heavy fines and lang terms Of
imprisonment.
THE oARsNEN's MIDDLE.
London, Oct. 22.-Elliott. the oarsman,
has written letter complaining Of Court
ney for demanding expenses before visiting
England. Elliott states that as Boyd seems
to have ignominiously retreated ne now
only looks forward to his match with Han
Ion. He is disappointed that no answer
from Haplou has yet been received, and
claims that he would have reply at an
early date, otherwise he would appeal TO
the trustees of the cup. Elliott will row IN
Toronto il Hanlon surrenders the trophy
Boyd will row Courtney on the Tyne, anc
will give him twenty-five pounds to pay
expenses.
ROYAL SANCTION.
The emperor Of Austria has given to tn
Spanish envoy extraordinary formal san!
ton TO the marriage Of Arch Duchess Mari
Christine to King Alfonso.
A REVOLT.
A dispatch from Constantineple says IN
porte has news that the Austrians have ne
supposed the revolt In Nevisingie. In
Aus,riana lo~t 400 killed and wounde'
Tho insurgents are cntrenchcd among Il
mountains Of Kurdish. Revolt has cease
10 give aiEns Of lie, and several ku'
chiefs are on the way TO Cons,antinople
der cacor,.
KILLED py CARS
Toronto, Oct. oa-John Neil. Of !.
hsm of Neiil + Son's foundry. ~ss XIII
ii railroad ctossiag.
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NOT ALLOWED TO REGISTER,

New York. Oct. 22-Twen,y eight pau
,crs were not allowed to register to-day.
H. WAS contehucd that they were assistants
of Bellevue hospital. The supreme court
reserved its decision.
CHANGED HANDS.
St. Louis, Oct 22-It is asserted i'll news
paper circles that the Times Journal Of this
city has again changed hands, Jas. II. Cum
diff, formerly of the st. Joseph, Mo-, ia
zette being the reported purchaser.
sAMMY's SUIT.
New York, Oct. 22-The suit Of the gov
ernment to recover from Samuel ]. Tilden
unpaid income taxes goes over till Monday
next at the request Of counsel for defendant,
he not being ready to argue demurrer to bill
Of discovery filed by the government.
IN TIE INTEREST OF SCIENCE.
Boston, Oct. 22.-Uriah A. Boyden be-
queathed the greater portion of his proper
~ for the purpose of making a scientific in
vestigation Of the properties of caloics
and the phenomina relating thereto. When
such Investigations have been thoroughly
made he provides for observatories on prom
inent peaks for the gratuitous use OF stu
dents Of astronomy and kindred sciences.
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NOTICE.

ANYBODY who can give me Information
" here can find double barrclled, breach
loading sho. gun, bore No. 10. which was
o,,s,nel from me under false prctences
Wednesday, October 18th. 1879, BY one NJ
Carson. will be suitably rewarded.
GEORGE WAGNER,
Gunsmilh.
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Money-6@7 per cent.
Governments-Firm.
Stocks-Buoyant.
NEW YORK.
New York, October %.
WnEAT-!@1!c lower. Feverish, un-
settled, Mol white Sl.53 December.
RYE-Very firm.
.CoRS-Firm, 621@G3l.
BARLEY-Firm.
OATs-Quiet. Mixed western 424 @44c.
White 42l@46a,
PoRK-Dull, unchanged.
LARD-Steady. s6.62!@665.
WHlsKEy-Sl.l3.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, October %.
WHEAT-Unsettled Opened 2@3 cents
lower closed stronger. No. red $l.253
Ml.26; spring $l.06 cash; $l.19 bid No
vember $l.2ls December.
CoRN-Un Unsettled, easier, 462c cash 45sc
bid November l5c Nav.
OATs-Steady, 32!@32ac cash; 1926
November.
RYE-77lc.
BARLEY-S4c.
PoRKIstrong, $1,000 cash, $9.55@9.6o
November F; 5000 January.
LARD-Firm, s6.073 bid cash Novem
ber $6.06l January.
WH1sKY-Higher, $1.O9.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, October %.
WHEAr-Decllned 1929; closed unset
tied. Hard $l.23. No. !, S1.N; No:
sl.l9 cash; S119s November Sl.2ls DE
cember; No 8, Sl.104, No. 4, l.O2.
CoRN-Firm, 47c.
OATs-32tc.
RYE-76c.
BARLEY-75!c.
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SPORTING.
TIE HORSES WIN.

San Francisco, Oct. 81 The horse and
man match closed at the pavilion at l
o'clock this evening. Horses-Pinafore
made $50 miles Nellie, 53G i; Dan McCar-
thy, 5l7. Men-Guerro', 375; Brode 1862!
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TELEcRAPHic BREvlTlES.
RAIN spolLING COTTON.

RAIN SPOILING COTTON.
Montgomery. Oct 22.-Rains In the past
ten days have been general in Alabama, and
much damage done to cotton in fields.
Some cn,,on IS spelling in bales on account
of the hrnt aud d,npness. The water
courses are all up and damage to property
Is the result
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ouffers CELEBRATED SWEET n. Y. CIDER.

We shall, have carload Of the above ci.
der in few days, put up In barrels and
half barrels. We will wholesale it TO the
trade at Chicago prices. freight added.
ADLER s. GILMAN,
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IRE.
COTTON MILLS.

Sag IIarbor, l.. L., Oct. 22-The Montauk
steam cotton mills burned this morning.
Two hundred operatives are thrown out of
employment. Loss $500 600; insurance,
500 OOO