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Cuba, but that the negroes who are enfran-
chised shall during maximum period of five
wears continue work for their present masters,
receiving not less than ten piastres month
Organization of an Irish Land League
New YORK, Oct. pa Dublin dispatch OF
Tuesday says: A private conference OF tenant
farmers was held here today: Thirty-two
Irish counties sent delegates. Cork and May
boro, Galway and Enniscorthy, Ballintobe, in
the county of Mayo, Tipperary and Sligo, were
particularly strongly represented. MIR. Parnell
was present. The conference was held Tor the
purpose of forming an Irish Land League,
which should compass two main objects, the
first being a reduction of rack rents, and the
second that occupiers of landl might have IA
cilities for obtaining the owner up of 1t. Mr..
Parnell was unanimously elected fresldent.
A long discussion ensued, the sense OF the
meeting being that the time had gone when
landlords could be asked to abate their rents;
that the people who titled the soil had right
to live on it, and that even if a general abate-
ment of rents was made this would avail little
without security of tenure. Inc charges Vi
Toryism brought against the movement Dy OPP
position journals were indignantly, rel9te9,,
and the sending of coffin notices. and all
violent measures were deplored. A letter was
read from Major O'Gormon, M. r., IN when
the writer declared before Almighty God that
the Irish had more cause Tor violence than
had the French i'll 1882. flnally, IL was de-
solid organization during the coming winter,
and thus defend the farmers against eviction
which now hangs over them. Resolutions
were passed inviting Mr.. Parnell to proceed to
America, and there win the sympathles OF the
Irish for their afflicted countrymen
Operatives Returning to work.
LONDON. Oct 22-Two thousand operatives
of the Great Western Mills at Bristol, submit
ted to five per cent. reduction.
Salisbury's Speech.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 22-The Russian press
expresses great Indignation at Sallsbury's al
| chester.
Foreign Notes.
M. Humbert, the returned communist, who
| was recently elected member of the Paris
| municipality, and the Marseillaise newspaper
| have been tried at Paris for insulting the mag
| istracy and defending occurrences which the
| law Characterized as crimes, and Humbert was
| sentenced to six months imprisonment and to
nav fipo of 1000 francs, while the manager OF
| the Narseilles gets two months Imprisonment
10000 francs, the paper being suspended fol
| Two weeks.
1 The mutinous Afghan regiment have been
dispersed.
The disarmament of Cabul and surroundin g
districts is proceeding. The Amer will be
practically in safe keeping until inquiry into
the massacre is finished.
The mate of the ship William, New York
for Havre, has been arrested on a charge of
attempting to murder the captain. Failing in
that he set the vessel on fire.
Won ScholoZer, the present German Minister
to the United States, will probably succeed
the late Won Bulow as German Secretary of
Foreign Affairs.
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EUROPE.
Warming to Mormon Enig

Warning to Mormon EmlgranbS.
LONDON Oct o. Notices have been issued
by the head constable at Liverpool, warning
would-be Mormon emigrants that by the
American law polygamy is prohibited, and
that those who practice it are liable to heavy
fines and long terms of Imprisonment.
Rent Troubles in Herzegovina.
VIENNA, Oct 22.-The state of affairs in
Herzegovina is becoming serious. The CHRIS
tians refuse to pay rent to their Turkish land
lords, and threaten to shoot them If they try to
collect their dues. 1t is believed that the
Christians are being supplied with money and
arms from Montenegro.
Seven Golfers Killed
LONDON, Oct 22.-Seven men were killed
by hosting apparatus in Alexandra colllery,
Lancaster today.
Mayors OF Legitimist Tendencies Dis
missed.
PARIS, Oct. 22.--Three new DEGREES have
been presented 10 President Grevy for sigma
ture, dismissing Mayors for assisting at Legltl-
mists' banquets. Fourteen of the Mayors to
be dismissed are from the departments OF La
Vendee and Marine.
An Interview with Gladstone.
The Gaulois publishes what purports to be
an interview with Gladstone, who has been
staying in Paris Gladstone, replying to a
question whether in the event of a Liberal
victory at the next elections he would place
himself at the head of affairs, said that Lords
Harrington and Granville would suffice for
the task, and he himself would only resume
office unless forced to do so by his fellow
countrymen.
Terrible Loss of Life by the Spanish
Floods.
MADRID, Oct. 22.-The authorities say the
loss of life by the floods in the districts OF
Murcia, Alicadte, Almeria and Carthagena
exceed 1000.
Emancipation in Cuba.
The committee having in charge the subject
of slavery adopted, by a vote OF IL to 0, re-
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AMERICAN SHIPPING.

The Investigation by the Congressional
Committee.
BOSTON, Oct. 22.-At the session of the Con-
gressional subcommittee of commerce to-day
S. F. Gates addressed the committee on the
subject of changing the laws so American
ship builders may be on equality with the
most favored builders
Capt. Howes spoke of his experiments in
shipbuilding which failed because no subsidy
could be obtained.
Nathan Appleton at the evening session ex-
planned the scheme of building a canal across
Panama.
E. S. Tobey and Harrison Loring spoke in
favor of substituting transatlantic steamship
lines.
Committee adjourned to meet at Washing
ton December 9th.
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California DEiu,us stocks,


CHICAGO Oct 22.-Hogs-Receipts 5000 head
shipments 5000 head; market opened and rulet
strong closed weak mixed packing at 3 3593 55
light 8 40g3 70; choice heavy 30,@3 80, all sold
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments 900 head
market very slow and 1092Oc lower; shipping 3 5(
@3 70; feeders and stockers steady; butchers slow
Westerns very slow and lower; through Texans firm
and unchanged.
active and steady at 0094 49,
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BRUTAL MURDER.
A Young Nan Shoots His Father, Mother
and Brother.


CINCINNATI, Oct PA special TO the Ga
zette gives the particulars of the murder at
Strongville, 16 miles from Cleveland, this
morning. The victims are Jacob Muller, a
German farmer, his wife and idiotic son.
Muller was killed outright, his wife received
three wounds in the back of the head and three
in the breast and hip. The son was shot in the
left breast and received blow from some in
strument on the head. 1t appears that Muller
heard noise in the night, rose up in the bed
and was Immediately shot dead, his body being
riddled with bullets. Mrs. Muller was the
next victim The son was sleeping In the rear
of the room occupied by his parents. The
murderer, who is an elder son of Nuller's, was
captured in Cleveland today and confessed his
crime but says it was not premeditated. He
says he went home unexpectedly and climbed
through a window. His father, after asking
who it was ordered him from the premises and
the young man responded by shooting him.
His story is not credited. There has been
trouble between him and his father for several
years. 1t is thought Mrs. Muller will die. The
idiotic son may recover.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Three Additional Cases at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 22-Three additional cases
of the Bedford family at Bailey station, Tenn,
are reported down with fever, but no deaths
since yesterday afternoon. The chamber of
commerce of New York sent the Towards
$1,000 today.
Spread Of the Fever at Concordia Miss
NEW YORK, Get. 22.-A Concordia Miss,
despatch says: Nine new cases of yellow few
Ell, three children of Rev. DR.. Plew, aged re-
spectively 2, and years, were all taken down
the same day, with Mrs. Perry, a child of Mrs.
Key and four colored persons. The deaths are
J. w. Scraggs, Rev. DIR. Perry and one colored
man. DR.. Mayors is convalescent.
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MEMOIR NDA.

Sch Sylvananus Blanchard, Adams, from Liver
pool Aug 21st for Rio Janeiro, was wrecked of
Cape de Verbs Sept goth. Crew supposed safe. The
vessel registered 1172 tons, and was built in 1854
at Yarmouth, where she was owned.
Sch Gertie Morrow with cargo of bricks and
hay was reported ashore at Ocean City, Nj, goth
but came off and was taken to Delaware Breakwater
Sch f G Buxton, of Saeo, Capt Turner from Bos-
ton for Bucksport, ashore on Clley Ledge, near
Herring Gut Dist both masts gone. No particulars
She has a cargo valued at $4,000, consigned to n L
Hill. Probably q total loss
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NEW YORK.
Conference OF Trunk Lines


NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Thes Joint Executive
Committee of the trunk lines and their
Western connections met here yesterday to
consider the maintenance of passenger rates,
division Of traffic, ect, but as there was a
small attendance of Representatives of the
roads no definite action was taken.
An Estate Eaten Up by the Lawyers.
The estate of James Taylor, which at the
time of his death, was said to exceed $780,
600, according to the recent accounting of
Henry Beatley, the receiver, is now worth
less than So 900. 1t has passed through an
immense amount of litigation, which has
gradually consumed it. Laura Taylor, the
have just filed objections to the accounting of
the receiver, charging that there are on it
items of account wasteful, excessive, eXtraor-
binary, illegal and unauthorized.
Talmage Again on Trial.
New YORK, Oct. 22.-The Presbyterian
Synod of Long Island met at Jamaica yester-
day, the Rev. James G. Nightingale, Modera-
tor. Sixty-seven members, including the Rev.
DR.. Talmage, were present. The speciica-
tons in the complaint against DR.. Tallnage
were all dismissed, not being in proper form,
except the third and sixth, referring to the
introduction OF Gen. Towards affidavit, and
the alleged conflict of the verdict with the
been granted permission, made speech in
DR.. Talmage's favor, being called to order
several times by the Moderator and by DR..
Butler and other opponents of DR.. Talmage.
He was interrupted several times, there being,
evidently, something OF feeling against Dr..
Talmage. He was followed by Judge Arm
strong, who defended the report of the Judi
cial Committee. The charges against DR.. Tai
mage, the latter said, have not yet been passed
upon properly by the Presbytery There is
every prospect that the case will occupy the
remainder of the week, and prove as exciting
as the trial by the Presbytery.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 22-An accident occurred
on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad last
night near Bridgewater station, in which
freight train was badly wrecked, twelve cars
thrown from the track, a brakeman instantly
killed. and a fireman and engineer injured.
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THE NEGRO EXODUS.


New YORK, Oct. 23.-It is stated that two
colored men of North Carolina have arranged
for the transportation of 2C0 colored families,
aggregating 1000 people, from North Carolina
to Indiana. They will leave the first of No
vember, and have every assurance that at
least 10000 colored emigrants can find employ
ment in Indiana.
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Cleared.
Sch Rise-and-go, OBJ Bailey, Westport, Ms
Sch Chas Sears, Turner, Lubec-master.
Sch Chalcedony, ingalls,, NIachas-Nathl Blake
Sch Revenue, Freethy Surry-Nath'l Blake
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THE ANSON MURDER.

Cook Sentenced to 80 Years in State
Prison.
WoLFBoRo, Oct. 22.-The plea of Chas. w.
Cook, the self-convicted principal in the MUIR
der of Miss Hanson in 1874, which was guilty
of murder in the second degree, was accepted
today and he was sentenced to 80 years in state
prison. BuZZell. the accessory to the murder,
was hanged on the 10th of July
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MAR REAGES.

In this city, Oct. p. by Rev. F. E. Clark, John 9
Osgood and Miss Evelina Harvey 10th of Portland.
In this city, Oct %, by Rev. w. Z. Gibbs Albert
w. Larrabee of Auburn and Emma j. Watts OF New
Gloucester.
In Deering, Oct. %, by Rev. Thomas Hill, d. d.,
at Deering mansion Ira Bursley of New York and
Margaret Deering, daughter of Pay Director A. IL.
Gilman, U. S. Navy.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDS.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

KENNEBUNKPORT, Oct 22-Ar, sch Nautilus
Tol,man Elizabethport.
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CUBA.

Surrender of Rebel Chiefs yellow Fever
Abating- spanish Steamer Burned.
HAVANA. Oct. 22.-Three important rebel
chiefs surrendered at Los Tunas.
Three deaths were reported from yellow
fever last week. This is very few in proper
ton to cases of water treatment
Spanish steamer Pajaro Del Oceano, plying
between Porto Rico and St. Thomas, recently
took fire and was destroyed off Caibarien. Ten
of the crew and two passengers arrived at
Caibarien. The fate of other persons aboard
is unknown
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DEATHS.

In this city, Oct. %, Thomas Davee Anderson,
Youngest son of ex-Gov. II. j. Anderson of Wash
ington, d. c., aged 80.
Funeral services at 81 Deering street, Friday
morning, at IL O'Clock.
In this city. Oct. 81, Moses NJ. Butler, aged i55
years Z months
Funeral service on Friday afternoon at o'clock
at First Parish Church.
In this city, Oct. 20, Angela G., daughter of Jesse
Barker aged IL years.
Funeral service this afternoon at O'Clock, at
No IT India street.
In this city, Oct. %, Helen Amanda, only child of
VIM. NJ. and Amanda S. Marks, aged years mos.
In this city, Oct. 81, Hezekiah S. Knight, aged
81 years.
Prayers at III Franklin street, Thursday after
noon at 31a o'clock.
years.
Funeral this morning. at O'Clock, from his late
residence, No. so Danforth street.
In this city, Oct. %, Timothy McCarty, aged SIS
years. Boston papers pleasec opy.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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DANGEROUS Paintings,

PITTsBURG, Oct. 22.-Three little girls were
playing with railway signal torpedoes this MOI
ming, when the torpedoes exploded fatally in
juring one, destroying the sight of another and
badly decorating the hands of third.
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Another Bankrupt Stock
BOOTS & SHOES F.!
Now Rush for the Bargains.

Notwithstanding the advance on all kinds
Boots Shoes and Rubber Goods, enabled by
this recent purchase of large stock bought at go
cents the dollar to give the consumer some lines
of goods at prices far below anything heretofore Of
fered
Read carefully the list below and obtain, if need
ed some of the kind mentioned before they are all
disposed of.
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Boston Petroleum Market

WHOLESALE PRICES.
The market for Refined Oil steady, with trans
actions at TAG ~ gallon in bulk, and 1Oc in
Naptha is selling at 99912c ~ gallon Crude
Oil at the wells Doc p Dbl.
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Blair Acol1itted,

New YORK, Oct. 22.-The jury in the case OF
Joseph A. Blair at Newark for the murder of
John Armstrong his coachman, after being
out ninety-seven hours brought in verdict of
not guilty to-day, and the prisoner was dis
CHARGED amid the cheers of the Spectators
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European Markets


Corrected for the PRESS to October %, 1879.
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SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD and CONGRESS
Yeast Powder received the Award at the Mechan
les Fair Both are pure and standard articles, an'
sold by most every grocer in Portland. Try then
and you will have no other.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
October %, / A. M.
For New England.
partly cloudy and cloudy weather with frequent
light rain, warm southery veering to colder
northwest winds, falling followed by rising
barometer.
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Baltimore City Elaction

BALTIMORE, Oct 22.-The Democrats elect
the mayor byGGoo majority and a large maiori-
tv OF both branches of the city government
Greenback candidate for mayor received s.
votes.
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Suicide from Personal T,ossas

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct ON. E. Norton,
recently arrived agent of New York firm
shot himself in the head at the Palace Hotel to-
day. Cause, losses in stocks.
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Victorious Strikers.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 22.-The coal miners strike
has ended, the employers acceding to he de-
mands of the workmen.
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Acquitted on the Ground of Self Defence.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-At Towsontown today
the case of Denwood c. Kinds as principal,
and Harry Kinds as accessory, for the murder
OF Isaac James Of this city the 10th of April,
came up. The states attorney abandoned the
prosecution and accepted the plea OF self-de-
fence, and the prisoners were discharged.
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New York stock and Money Market

NEW YORK, October 22-Evening Money active
at per cent. ON call; prime mercantile paper 5d
GIG per cent. Sterling Exchange frmer at 45O14 q
4801a for long and 1924 G4S314 for short sight
Government bonds are firm. State bonds-Louisiana
consols 45A. Railroad bonds buoyant
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 497 900 shares.
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Fannie MITCHELL do for Boston; Fleetwing do for
Rockland; Susan, do for Waldoboro.
BOSTON-Ar 21st, schs Abdon keene Keene
Bremen; Abner Taylor, Dodge, Bangor; Walter L
Palmer Staples, do; Uncle Sam, Snow Rockland
Mentora, Thurston, Wiscassct: Cambridge, Berry,
Bath Ocean Eagle, Maxwell, Wells.
Below, brig Emma, from Humacoa; scls Mary
Laughton, j Lindsey, l. Knowles, Vicksburg,
leila. Odell, Gen Hall, Yreka, VIM Todd, Ivy Bell,
G NJ Brainard. jed + Duren. and Others
Cid 21st, schs Idadella Tore, Chase, and d NJ
French, Chds Rockland; j IL Chafee, Buell. for
Kennebee.
Beta, Sanborn, Weehawken; Red Rover, Alley New
York; Helen Thompson, Bradford do; Mechanic,
Weber, Ellsworth; Australia Wheeler, Boothbay.
BEVERLIa,,Ar 10th, schs Seyenty-oix Robinson,
Baltimore; Warren, Eaton, Bangor.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar2 1st, schs Hyena, Gardiner,
Port johnson; Monteznrna, Look, Addison.
Sid 21st, sch Sea Bird Stanley, fremont.
WfIT1I,RiDGE-Ar 18th, schs Charlie & Willie.
Bray, Portland; 18th, Helen NJ Strout, and Fred &
Jack Leighton, do 81, ,u,rr.., s...,,
Portland.
BATH-Ar 21st, sch Persis L Smith, Ryder, New
York for Augusta
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Yokohama 9th inst, ship Alexander Mcneil,
Sproul, Burrard Inlet
Cid at Singapore Aug 29th, barque Anna Walsh,
Bowers, Marseilles.
Ar at Vera Cruz Sept 20th, sch Yosemite, C0sse
New York
Ar at Gibraltar 18th inst, brig Sarah E Kennedy,
Pickett, New York.
Ar at Antwerp goth inst, barque Hannah Blanch-
ard Williams New York.
Sid FIN Lamlash 18th inst, barque Rachel, walls
Matanzas.
John Watt, Sweetsir, Cardiff.
Sid I'm Victoria, vi, Oct 49, barque Caprera, HIGH
born, San Francisco.
Cid at Musquash, NIB, 18th, sch Knowles,
Pinkham, New York.
Ar at st John. NIB, 10TH sch Sea Breeze, Clay,
New York
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Sid I'm Cardiff 21st, ship Austria Gilmore San
Francisco
Sid FIN Glasgow Goth, barque S Lyman, Pink
ham, United States.
AR at Havre 21st barque f Wilton, Nickels,
New York.
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Receipts Of Maine Central Hs. IL.


PORTLAND, Oct. Il.
For Portland Al cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, IS, cars miscellaneous mer-
chandise
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Strait :. PA 025
English ..23 t024
Char. l. Co.. 8 500 8 90
Char. TX. 10 50911 rs
Terneo $50. 8 COG > so
Coke s.,,.... s 00t0 s so
Anthony % a "a
Zine. z 00n g 25
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the wholesale Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. %, 1879.
The -four market the past week has advanced 25c
and was very firm. Grain also has been on the rise
and has advanced 1Oc. Pork has advanced to S14
for backs and $13 25 for clear. Lard has advanced
Ac. Pea beans are 90t62 90. Sugar is very ex-
cited; we quote gianulated 10c, Extra o. ami SC,
butlater in the afternoon prices may have advanced
from rs to Ac, as the New York market was kiting
In cooperage Sugar City shook quoted soc to ST.
Hoops fourteen feet, have advanced 90. Drugs
and Dyes show several changes. Leather advanced
lie. In Lumber there has been great activity, es-
at S35aS4O In shingles and laths there is quite
advance. Changes will also be found in turpentine
and oils.
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An Army Omcer Killed BY the Indians.
CAMP ON WHITE RIVER, Oct. 21.-Lieut
VIM. 3. Weir, an ordnance officer, while out
hunting was killed and mutilated by Indians
some IS miles south of here. All available
cavalry started on the trail this morning. A
soldier Of the hunting party is also missing
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

Foreign Experts.
WESTPORT. Ms. Schr Rise and COPS bbls of
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Portland Daily Press stock list.
Corrected by WOODBURY. & MoULToN, Investment
Bankers. Cor Middle and Exchange Streets.
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SPORTING.
The Horse and Man Race.

SAN Francisco, Oct 22.-The horse and
man match closed at the pavilion last night.
Horses-Pinafore, $50 miles; Nellie, $780, Da1
Mccarthy, 517. Men-Guerrero, 375; Brodie,
1921.
Hanlan Willing to Row Courtney Again
TORONTO, Oct. 22.-Hanlan says he is willing
to propose to Courtney to again row for the
$4,000 prize provided Courtney gives guaran-
tee that he will appear at the starting point
when the race is called.
he Worcerter Go-AsYou-Please Walk
WORCESTER, Oct. 22.-The score of the
leaders in the 75-hour race tonight are: Mad
den, 20S; Lacouse, POI; Glow, 200; Pegram
1875; Coughlin 1874.
Wrestling Match.
New YORK, Oct. 22-The wrestling match
between Edwin Biffy, champion of England,
and Andre Christal, was won by the former
who gained one fall, Christol refusing to
wrestle further, being out Of condition.
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ISales of the Brokers Board, Oct. 22.l
Eirc+ Cn11

By water conveyance--1ooO bush Cornmeal to
w. True s. Co.