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new YORK StREE,H,
CuElosity 10 Know HOw the NSw tom.
missioner viii lean them.

10 Kn0W tIOw the sew tom.
missioner viii clean them.
NEw YoRK. June Z james s. Coleman,
appointed by Mayor Grace to take charge
Of the street cleaning, Is q genIlemsn who,
three years tg1, put in bid to clean The
streets on contract, hut had bis bid re-
jeCted. After the elaborate scheme which
Lieutenant Commander Gofti1Re had de.
vised for that work in vlsw Of the fact that
he might be called TO undertake The Wof (
under. such citCdmstances 90 pc desired,
There has been a Curiosity 10 know what
plans Mf, Coleman has invented. He haa
Invented none that will require 4 radical
change In tie iotCe Of men now employed
or 10 the agencies for removing the sctap.
ibRs. He will follow out the plans be
adopted when he offered 10 clean the
streets BY contract,
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Apirtnnrnar rRAaEn1.
A man Shoots Ills Divorced wife Twice,
at,d Then AltIS Himself

PrrrsBuAeH, June 7.-wm. Murphy,
The divorced husband Of Mrs. Newton
Mctjlaten, visited the home Of that lady,
al Edgswood, near this city, at2 O'Clock
To day and requested an interview. When
Mrs. MCClaten appeared Murphy threw
bis arms around her, drew q revolver and
shot her in the back. He fred second
shot, which entered her breast, and then
placing the revolver against his forehead
ffed third time, the bullet crushing
Through his brain aud killing him instant.
". Mrs. MCClafen, II "a thought, will re-.
cover. She obtained q divorce from Muf.
ply on account Of III treatment, and
subsequently, mtrfied Col. VIM. aulpbell,
who died some yeats ago. About four
weeks ago che was united In matfiage 10
Newton MeCiafen, q druggist. The par.
ties are well known and occupy pfoml.
nent posihon In society,
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ST, had -. pleasant call yesterday from
It. Ran Davenport, OF Chicago, formerly
~, '1,ti,city. Mr.. Davenport is q member
', 'I ,ss Board Of Trade in Chicago, and
Iojpp good business as broker In grain
'. ''I n,ovisions. Efe buys regularly Tor q
'nnbsr ' Of parties in this region. He says
r.,,bs Dresent bull interest in wheat Is
'. ..,, s,rony. and may put the price mate
nj, higher. At the same time he does
M, believe tina. the price is warranted
b, the present crop prospects either In
hi, country cr in Europe. The best
,I,.cs,. while they do not indicate that
n. powing crop will equal that Of last
,.,, lave no doubt Of an abundant sup
oIv lo, home consumption and q fair de-
~ n,rd The bull movement Ia therefore
.,,sly a matter Of speculation, He thinks
,b,t wheat should rule a! about dollar
n,, bashsl In Chicago, but the bulls talk
t,ssIy about 81 20. It Is considered very
dangerous to sell it short in the face OF the
cllqne movement behiudi!. Chicago now
makes the price Of wheat and pork for the
whole country. The spectators in New
York deal heavily in Chicago, and every
oucs and awhile heavy wheat deal Is or
nui1,d in Wall street. The celebrated Jim
Essue organized an enormous deal year
40. The present pork deal Is supposed
IN have Alexander Mitchell, OF Milwaukee,
SsbiVL it, and ia therefore formidable.
The Armours have been badly squeezed
10 pork.
Mr. Davenport finds Chicago a pleasant
Olrs to live, and has made valuable busi'
us.s lr,l social acqnSintanCes. His long
experience here has qualified him to an
unusual degree Ipr the business he has en-
V,Qed in.
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ns PpnnsJ IVanIa Company Pays olS,'
OOOOOO Dns On the r., W. &. Is. Pur'
raaSe,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa June 7.-Prssident
R,bert,, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
.odiy paid 10 a committee Of Boston share.
holders some 100000, due on the Phil.
udsIphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rail.
road for stock bought by the Psnnsylva.
MA Railroad Company. The money was
no. due until July lst, but the present
financial condition Of the road being 80
good, II WAS thought wise to antiC.
ipIs the payment. The subscriptions
10 the allotment Of new stock, authorized
G the last meeting, with the late heavy
earnings and surplus on hand June lst,
furnished the necessary funds. Besides
these SIS. 100000 worth Of stock, the Penn.
SyvAnia road has also purchased and paid
for 100000 more, bought from parties
other than tue Boston syndicate, and has
distributed since June lst $500, 900
among is stockholders In the eshape OF div.
ilends, The Pennsylvania Railroad will
not take formal possession OF the Philadel.
phiI, Wilmington K Baltimore road until
Iuly lat, when both roads will be opened
under the same general management.
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RELLAIRE.

The stIeet cars will run late Wednesday
night TO accommodate all those who at
tend the commencement exercises Of the
Wheeling Female College. Miss Lulu
Rambo carries oh the second houors this
year.
A roadway Is bsing made by filling in
ctnders from Noble street, along the coal
car track, to the Union window glass
house.
The Womsn'a Aid Society meets at the
residence Of Thomas Wetherald, Gravel
Hill, Thursday afternoon, OF two o'clock.
Thomas Ltlly's saloon, Crescent and
Union streets, was raided by the police
Monday night. The proprietor, his bar
keeper and four others we're caught. He
will have trial on the charge OF keeping
0 gambling house. Money was iouud on
the table and the men were fined pretty
heavily, some thirty.six dollars each.
There was not much gas on hand, tor
some reason, Monday evening,
Noble barton, who was sent to the
County lnhrmary as ot unsound mind,
made his appearance here again Tuesday
morning, blretooted and ioot-sore. He
says the confinement was too "irksome for
bis restless spirit, but they would not let
him out OF the jug, 30 he kicked out q
panel and ran" He hied over 10 Belmont
and says he spent that night sin the arms
ot Morpheus on the soft planks Of the porch
of Belmont hotel"
He was rearested again in the after.
noon.
The School Board on Monday night be.
gSn the selection Of teachers llr the next
year by the selection Of q principal. Prof,
Cox was reappointed alta salary OF 81, 500,
an advance Of 500 over his salary for the
past year and over what Prf. DUFF Eeceiv.
ed. He accepted the position.
Mrs. DAILY JenninGs, Of MoTiStown, Is
Waiting relatives here.
FuwIer's and LaRoche's bands will fur.
nish music for the ball In the tobacco
warehouse Friday evening, R,C,F.
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BERLIN, June IA letter from Russia
says that about thirty army officers, IN.
Cludlng the Colonel Of the Imperial
Guards, have been arrested the past
month. Among the naval officers arrested
is relative Of Procuratof g. sral Maura.
vleH, who conducted the prosecution OF
Rougakof and other Nihillsts, executed
for completely In the murder Of the Czar.
Procrastinstion relgus supreme At Ut. Pc
tersburg.
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A Big Feature for ths PIllsburEh Races.

PrrrsBURoH, June 7,-Arrangsments
have just been consummsted for the sp-
psarAncs OF the sOvereigns Of the turf, St,
Julien and Mauds, at the coming meeting
Of the Pittsburgh Driving Association.
They will not trot together, however, but
against time, Rody Patterson, Jr., secre.
tary Of the Association, visited Detroit last
week for the purpose Of making things
sure for st. Julien. Mr., HiCkok says he
Is willing to meet Maud 8, or any other
horse, on any reasonable terms. II Maud
s wants to enter the contest he is willing
10 pool both purses, winner to take s., 900,
and the other 1000, or will increase the
purse to any amount, and trot both horses
together or against time, He 10 anxious
to have 1t settled as to which isthe fastest.
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EAST SAGINAW, Mlcn, June 7.-At
q late hour las! night a gang Of
!ouahs attached to Hill and
AeDenlott's circus made descent upon
crowd OF people assembled at the Bow.
sly dance at the village Of Ohesaning,
.I.i .nG commenced an attack with armed
augustus Emery, a policeman, was
ROunded to death. Fred. Wensel was
m mAlly lnlnred;J b Gflswold, the village
president, VAS severely bruised.
VaafIea Homer received pistol ball 10
@e s'de Of the face, and dozen Others
we . cut aud bruised up. Five Of The
suE we're arrested, and II was with din
VAchng them.
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A NEW CANDIDATE.

COLUMBUS, o., June 7.-1t was announc.
ed in message received here from Gin.
cinnati to-day, that H. P. Lloyd, Judge
Tatt's partner, would probably be pushed
at Columbus for the Lieutenant Governor.
ship. Lloyd's friends base their claims Of
his availability on the fact that Ibis record
as soldier will make him popular with
that element, and that his church and
temperance proclvlties will take with the
anti.liquor people,
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Mlnern suRoeaIsd by Gas.

VIRGINIA ClTY, June Yesterday
James Malone, Patrick Hunter and J.
Gerald Landers, employed in the 400 foot
level Of the Andes mine, were sutiOCated
BY gas, supposed to be gen Grated in some
abandoned working Of the Consolidated
Virginia. Several miners were made III
by gas in the endeayor to recover the
bodies. Landers was nephew OF John
Landers, San francisco, Q well.known
broker. Malone was formerly Chief oil
Fire Department,
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New YoRK, June IA Paris special
says Vignaux returned there yesterday
and had a long talk with slosson. He &C.
cepts slossons challenge, but will not play
him Letore October. He agrees to ell
slosson's conditions except that relating
to the referee, slosson desiring the
appointment oil Plot. The point was
left ln allegiance till next fall. At the
close OF the discussion Vignaux said:
"Wiu or lose, It is my intention to go to
America" MembersIo OF the Paris Jockey
Club offered purse 10 have the match
played In Paris.
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WMIsKET,s Work.
A Mother CPaEed BY Liquor Attempts 10
drown Herself and child.

drown neFSe1T and child.
PITTSBURGH, June 7.-Last evening o
woman named Mrs. Annie Downey, who
was under the influence Of lqnor, wSs
arrested near the bank ot tho Allegheny
river, Just a. she was about TO throw her.
seltand blbs In heS arms into the stream.
Al the Central Station II wm developed
that the woman, who lives on Penn ave.
nue., between Twenty. y.ss7enth and
Twenty eighth streets, Is the mother Of Q
large family, and that both she and her
husband have been very much addicted
10 drink. The latter Is now absent from
the city, and hss not been doing much Tor
the support Of his family. Atthe hearing
this morning the woman stated that this
neglect had driven her 10 aItemp! sniCide,
but promised that II she was released che
would 10 with her children 10 the Poor
Farm to-day. The Mayor concluded ia
make no disposition oil her case until her
statements we're investigated.
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TO Keen Up Prices.

CHICAGO, June 7.-The National MtllerS'
Association is in convention to-day in this
city. Members are present from nearly
oil the wheat growing districts Of the
United States. The report presented at
the morning session showed very poor
condition Of growing cropsin Western and
Southern States on account OF drought,
Heasian fly and chinch bug.
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PAID POR.

N. PpnnsJ IyanIa Company Pays SIS,'
OOO,OOO Dns On the r., w. &. Is. PuF'
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NEw YoRK, June 7.-Albeft Fink fur
niShes the following: The New York
Central Railway, under an agreement
made March llth, calls for q reduction In
the rates Of freight in the 7Lh and sth
classes respectively Of cents per 100
pounds on the Chicago and New York
basis. The reduction will take effect on
June 9Th, The rates may be restored Of
any time with ten days notice.
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NEw YoRk, June 1.-THE executive
committee Of the Brewers workingmsu's
Union we're ih session all morning. The
committee having learned that numbef
Of brewers were employing green hands .
sub committee was appointed TO induce
the new men 10 quit work. Shortly be.
fore noon slx more brewing firms acceded
10 the demands Of the men, who returned
10 work,
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LORILLARn,A NTARLKs
To bs the Home Of Another RlOoded
HOFse-BOme Other Purchases.

LOUISVILLE, June IA Courier, Journal
Nashville special says; Considerable ex'
element was OccAsioned here by the re-
ceptiOn Of q telegram announcing the sale
Of Aransea to Lorillard for $4,000, Aran-
sea was owned by Q. H. Glllock and Col.
George Darden, OF this city. She was
purchased for Mr. Lorillard by Mr., john
son. Aransea originally cost Gillock $3.50.
She 10 cf Bonnie Scotland stock.
General Harding has purchased Bran.
BILE from the Dryer brothers.
For the stallion race, Long Taw has been
trained and Fellow Play is off.
Charlie Howard has been sent TO the
farm Of B. F. OoCkIill.
It is reported that Ballast, by Bonnie
Scotland, has been purchased by Nash
vile parties from John Arnold.
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JERsEYvrLLE, ILL June 7.-Mrs. Adolph
s!oltheise, most estlmsble German WON.
an, in Grafton, Jersey county, ILL.,, was
stung on the forehead by locust and died
in q few hours. She was very much
frightened, as she had heard that such .
wound was poisonous, and her husband
gave her about a quart Of clear whisky,
When physicians arrived the woman was
insensible,
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,,.ANEs !ANEs McDoSALD, travelling on tour Of
ca.' Inspection y Of the wheat crop Tor the Chi.
I.o ~ board Of Trade, was In the city TO.
VIZ en- route to Pennsylvania and New
lSA ltUIA he has been through Indiana, II.
S., SSu1Is, Michigan, Iowa and several other
IA, ss' :. Snd M reports that The outlook is bet.
M, y, u Vhio than Ia either Of the other
JISts'. OSis They will have a half crop, while
i,uS marked ~ month Sgo, will fall q
T, Ave- SeIoE that on account Of the recent
S,vu'n. S., he says the farmers this fall will
v,I H., h good price for their Wheat,-COlsm
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r.,,, ,e,ioa Of country has escaped
,,,, Luz lime frost thustar, but Northern
Wv S.s' York seems to have had considerable 'l.s
S'' in The change in the weather from
oI,r Sl'I,r' and Monday to yesterday was a
saara, S'.,s from temperature in which fire
''a,lI. @ nI.,,,pt to one in which wool cloth.
.. , burden. Yesterday was close and
.,i,,r. ,"s bu, it wa day to bring the corn
'4'"I a ro,w.rd on the double quick,
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KlEFr, June 1.-The Court Martial has
sentenced three others Of the ring leaders
ot the Anti.Jewlsh riots here 10 twenty,
ten and elk years 10 peual aervitude re.
spectively, and two 10 be exied to Siberia.
Three have been sentenced TO imprison.
ment for short terms.
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A cnalIepre to Apz rhr.e Year Old.

LONDON, June 6.-sIr John Ashley writes
to the SpOr1man challenging any three
year old In the world for match race, at
weight for age with his FIVE year old horse
Peter, during the New Market Houghton
meeting, In October next, for purse Of
| 600 guineas.
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Another Attempt on lho Cars Llre.

BERLIN, June IA dynamite mine was
discovered under metals close to the
GatChina railroad station, Russia, con.
neCted with 0 battery In The railroad tele.
graph office. All the telegraph officials
have been arrested.
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h. 4, EsyI ntnnaVieE,

vARsEr, VI, June There was a ss.
we're frost last night In the country round
about 81, Johns, N. B. Ice formed In
several places.
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ANOTHER DUEL.
Down In ths THIRD DistFlct-The Code
COmlnE into Vogue Again.

NVHIUE IH0U VVEWb a BHTHt
CHARLESTON, ". Va, June I.
Sp'tilI Dispatch to the Inulligsncsr.
A'pecial to the Ereniag Call says that q
duel was fought near the mouth OF Hew.
Its creek, Boone county, last Saturday,
between John 2. Jeffrey and James El.
kins. Both men fired at the same time,
and both Iell pierced to the heart. Jeffrey
died instantly. Elkins lived until the
next Day The trouble was caused by a
female oil bad character, named Rsbecca
OhAmbet.
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PoRr jRRvls, N. Y, June 7.-Hsavy
frost last night in Sullivan county, and
west along The Erie railroad, doing con.
siderable damage 10 the crops.
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CINCINNATI, May 7.-Peter EiChelberger,
an ex. policeman, Is reported at the point
Of death, from the effects Of wound by o
knife, in the hands Of Louis schweigert,
received last midnight In q quarrel.
schweigert has been arrested.
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MONTREAL, June 7.-Mrs. Redpath, Of
this city, has given $4,000 to sndow q
chair in the Presbyterian College.
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No Mondsr rhsr Emlrrnts.

LONDON, June 7,-Forty military officers
and 10000 rifles are expected in Sofia from
Russia. The last batch Of Communists
arrived from New Caledonia. Emigration
continues unchecked, almost every train
from the West bears iA compliment OF
passengers eastward bound.
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Little Girl Fatally Hurt at IIenWood,

BESwooD, ", VA, June LAST even.
Ing as passenger train No. 9 was going
east the engine struck o little girl, aged
ten years, daughter OF Widow Sharpe,
cutting Of her leg and badly bruising her
mp. She attempted to cross the track In
front Of the engine. She cannot live
long,
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MINERS, sIRIKE
Al HaSiOnH Aiaiion-A Large Number
OF Men OnI.

SrErBESvtLLE, O., June7.
Special Dispatch to the lntclligsncer
The miners at HauIon's Station, EN-.
pIoyed by The Keystone Coal Company,
struck to-day. The. trouble grew out Of
a. order Issued by the Company to the
eusct that certain amount Of slate and
coal should not bs removed. A large mum.
osf OIL men are employed at these works,
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EASE BALL YESTERDAY.
At FRovbEScE.
mad Accident a. . BaFn flaisibK.

MERLtS, oNr., June 7,-Ata barn rails.
ing near this place the framework fell,
and John Dillon was instantly killed,
William gluke had both arms broken and
several oLhefS we're injured.
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A U.,sons I,1,I., A.ho,a.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 1.-THE Uni.
ted states revenue cutter, "Cilenn," went
ashore Oh 81. Johns bar this evening. The
condition Of The cutter is unknown.
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CntcAeo, June 7.-Griscom entered on
bis eleventh days fast at noon. He shows
no variation worth mentioning 10 manner
or characteristics. He seems perfectly con.
tented and comfortable.
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LONDON, June 1.-The foot race for El0O,
known as the Sheffield. Whltsuntide handI.
cap, was won by Smith. There were sixty.
two competitors In the race.
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NlT foRE, June "A complimentary
thinner VI VA given last stsvsningto Lawrence
pIatIe't who sails for Europe Ia . lew
9TSys Ty Noah Brooks, Of the New York
Una presided,
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rnl,l.n.i.. N n. Ynril.

NEw YoRk, June The Board oi
Health reports that ct the end oilGSt week
,hats were 1924 small pox patients and 83
typhus fever patients In the hospital.
New cases Of small pox in the week 81,
lVnhna 40
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oRAN, ALGERIA, June 7,-1n the msSsa-
Gre Of Bhngatd and his escort, between
Etsnda and Gsryville, eight persons we're
killed, and not twenty.slx hundred, as
fepofted,
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mol hank rlesrings up at PlttsouTg laS'
u, Is' ware ,I n g45eI5, as against s5's25',
'Fa n, The same week last year, and
,.a,t y ;3 ol5 % for the same week in 1879
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NATIONAL GHEENHACA PARrY.
Meeting Of the Committee At ~. Louis
The ksOoF PelI0VVa kneoa eaReti

ST. Louis, June 1.-The National Green.
back Labor Committee will be called to
order at 3P. N. by Secretary Chandler, and
will proceed to elect q chairman Of the
committee, which is the principal business
the committee hos In hand. Most OF The
members are here, but the few who
are not present will be represented by
proxy. A considerable number OF promi.
nent Greenbrackers from nearly every
State are here, and they and the members
Of the committee are feeling hopeful and
cheerful, and say the future seems
pregnant with bright promise 10 them.
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NEw YoaE, June L. Gen. B. H. Bria.
tow, and Col. Horace Porter, were to-day
elected lie members oi the National Rifle
Association,
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CHicAao, June 7.-Ths National Mlllsrs'
Association ere holding a society confer.
enco a the Grand Pacific hotel to.dGy,
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ATHENS, June IA force numbering
1000 10 organizing to occupy Aria.
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ANNAPOLIS, June 1.-THE rain prevented
the sham battle arranged for The Board oi
Visitors. eenatot Morgan delivers the ad'
dress 10 The graduating class.
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No choica.

Mr.. sheehy, on a question Of privilege,
sent 10 the Clerk 10 be read, q communi.
cation he had received, telling him that
his political future would end in dismal
night II he continued TO vote against
Conkling. II was generally understood
that II was joke on Mr.. sheehy.
The convention then proceed 10 vote
for the long term, The Senate voted az
follows:
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Chs gntell9Fnffr-
-. "A and a ToaFlesnth street.

-. t..liog about wool in the East is
l'I - look to greater firmness in tho
nukeL
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The Assembly voted az follows


No choice. The convention adjourned.
Conkling arrived tonight and went at
once to the Delevan hotel. There was no
demonstration.