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SILKS

BLACK SILKS, In most complete I....,,...
ranging iu cot from 5Oc. D. 3d. twlr,
stocks may he found the ch0icc.t u-,..l.., . ''
OF France, Italy, and switzerland. iIne,,
are bought frOm importers and ln yf-,f .-.'
bulk, thus giving our houses benefit d. g..
10y few establishments south Of New N.rt
COLOKED SILKS, SATIN d. LYON. BF NED
NEILLIEIN, hIIk and SATIN ~l.f,i
RIADAhES. PERSIAN ~OFTl~. oIs. ii.l.
IODIACS, NENETiENNF~: '-
PLAIN, SHADED, aud OhBRE PLT~Ur,.
VELVETS, MORE ANTIQUE, and ~trN
STRIPES, ranging IN cu.ttt,m : 5ut.,t
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CENTENNIAL ATTRACTIONS.
CARDozo, ALsoP, MOsBY 4 Co..
1905 gLsT bIAS STREET.
FoURQuREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 9 o..
429 EAsr BROAD STREET.

Unusual efforts will he put forth h. ,,ti.f,,..
demands Of a fastidious public. our buyer. Ia.
been long In the markets, and we mean b. a,lf...
our prices b. suit the times. In order n ati,t,,
statement, any goods desired, The sample a- ~.
scription Of which may have been socuul 49,.
where, we promise % produce FREE o. Eyrpg...
AGE. Wesre determined 10 make u our L,u...,
convenience 10 the public.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, IN Goldsboro', n. g., September 90.
Rev. Y. III. ivey, Mr. JOHN II. WARDEN y Miss
JULIA NJ AHERN, eldest daughter Of William
Ahcrn, ESQ., both formerly OF Richmond Va. NO
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DRESS GOOD.

For dress and combinations W. la,caU ffr......
Les IN CAAkL'S HAIR, ~ERGE. NDVU b.
ali the new shades ~ ANBfE. N,rrDN
LOU1RE, PAOk, RUHlC. tu,,.... .'..'-
magnificent line ~ LENANIINI. DrftA
tai. ana 1lNSEL PLAlD>, ur.f.y b.. '.'.
from l2.c. 10 - per ware o.. .,Itupt
aud INlRiANT RICNNf~~ uH. ...... peg
pt.,c. been 80 couepicuOu..
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Nfr CLOAKS FROM 1850 TO SIS;
DOLMANS from - 40 800;
ULSTERS from 50 @ slS:
JACKETS from $3.50 10 SIS;
just opened ~
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
oc 7-cod COL and COS Broad street.
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acknowledge the receipt from McssIs'
A. sAxs & Co. of a pretty pamphlet about
the Yorktown Centennial.
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We have TIE Educational Journal Of
V;rgiaid for October.
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DEATHS.

Died, AZ Hinton, West Va, October 9th, at the
residence OF her sui-in-law, William N. Hartley,
Mrs. ADALINEJ JONES sRed seven y eight years
Philadelphia papers please copy. rgr -
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IL SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 BROAD STREET.
FALL OPENING OF NEW GOODS
At OUR WIDELY-ENOWN Low PRICES.

We viii open TUESDAY, October the ith. our
fill import itiOn ~ DRESS FABRICS, comprising
the choicest productions ~ the most celebrated
European Manufic ,urcr-, 10 which wc specially
invite the attention Of patrons and the general
Dublic.
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Rooms STATE CONsEByATIvE-DEMOCRA !
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, October 6, 1881.
w. p. Howerton, is appointed a canvass
or for Halifax county.
a. VI. KELLEY, Chairman.
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GENTLEMEN'S aud LADIES NFElNU IS.
DERM EAR, iu While. Scarlet. Iui N..f...
ranging in cost from Zoe. tp 80:
LADIES COTTON and tAhEEit UNDER.
WEAR ~ prices aud m yI','y .. .....
with any market.
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TT IIUTZLER BROTHERS, :.


TT IIUTZLER BROTHERS, .-,c9o
$50 BROAD STREET, $NEks
are now prepared 10 show the LARGEST, HAND
SOONEST, and MOST FASHIONABLE STOCK OF
MILLINERY GOODS IN this state.
PLUSHES, and RIBBONS In every
shade and quality at prices lower than any
house south If New York;
The yEEY LATEST STYLES I'm DRESS-TRIAl-
MINGs-FRINGES, GlS1Ps, ORNAMENTS,
BUTTONS, LACES, RIBBONS, GRAPES, &c;
Embellishments
styles. Their stock Is new, large, sud It THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES,
oc6 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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SPORTING POWDER,
nUPONT'S HIGH GRADES OF
II SPORTING PONDER

II WN TNiI IVW DEN.
DIAMOND GRAlN-Nos. !, .. aud ,, iH l-i.-
canislcrs only
EAGLE DuCkiNG--Nos. !, >, and 3, 20 -I,t.
kegs and i-pOund canistcrs.
DUPONT RlFLE-Fg, FFg, and FFFg, lu he.''
70, lZ's, and 81 pomdy-i-pOuud and s'.N.
CAnisicrs.
SPORTING, MINING, and SHIPPING row
DER or every variety, manufactured ai tNc t,'
brated mills % r.. I. Dupont dc Ncmours 4 , .'
Wilmington, Del, whose reputation has siOoi pr
rFalled Tor seYenty-,lghl years the cNeolltnt'
The Powder being due b tie care bestowed yn .l
manufacture aud 10 the cOnstsnt personal ,AlS''
sion OF the owner. For safe by
HENRY NJ MORIliANl
oc 6-eod3m Richmond Va.
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SILK DEPARTMENT..

SILK DEPARTMENT.
I'm Obi, department we oTcr % complete nov stock.
consisting Of
RICH SILK PLUsIlES, plain and brocldcd In
black. and fun line Of elegant new f,ll color, I;
NELNE1S-a superb sssurtmeut-plsin. brOcsdcd
striped, &C., Ia black, and many ncUiy-lntro-
UkOgADED SlLks and SATINS-S most elegant
assortment, black sud cplored in choice new
audcNClu-iye designs;
LYONS BLACK and COLORED DRESS SILKS
Cf the most renowned and reliable makes, and
au uneuusllcd assortment Of
BLACK and COLORtD MERNElLLEUN, RIA
DA8UEES, ARMJRES. SATIN De LYON.
SCRAIlS. &c; forming I'm heaggregate one Of
the finest assOrtments % be found In this CRY.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
4 personal inspection will be indispensable 10 a
proper appreciation Of the novelties for fall ANA
winter wear offered I'm this department. Among
the specially new goods Just opened are
Nice DRESS GOODS III &C., still better nc lrc-
handsome It L., beautiful ,ei At l52-ec, 100
LOnENGRIN SILK and WOOL BASKET
PLAlDS IN rich new c9lorngs and designs;
SILK and WOOL OMBRE BAGADERES and
LENAS1INE OMBRE STRIPES, Tor cOmbl-
nation and trimmings;
ALGERINE TINSELLED STBlPES-ombrc cf-
tects
SAVOYARD CLOTH sUITINGS-stripcd or
mixed effects and plain colors 10 core pond,
for combination walking suits;
LADIES' FINE CLOTH SClIINGS In new weay-
ings and rich and effective cOlOrings:
FRENCH SIfOODAS and ARMI RE CLOTHS In
new fan and winter colOrs;
PLAID and STRIPED CASIlMERES IN rich dark
FINE FLANNEL SUITINGS;
LUPIN'S FRENCH CASIiMkRES IN new shades
and colors;
too numerous 20 admit Of detailed recital.
Full line Of new CARPETS and BLANKETS Just
received. SYCLE BROTHERS.
oC = cod 81 Broad street.
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BLACh GOOb-

space amt attention. making q, OBJ. m..t ....
piete exhibit o. De- fulnd in Guy m.t.l.
TRfCOT, AENt RE, DktP DE tLHt tI.U-
RINE SERGE. VENETIAN >IIlPF d.
getber wllI an immense stock of Dt-IIN .rF
HENRIETTA. lud other II NlIE GOODS. ..
lower rates tksn "trc ever uiu.. mft.f.....
kft.
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WE WILL OFFER FOR \ FEW
w DAYS at n great bargain, the LARGE In
CINE AND BOILEl, used at our factory In Rock
etts. The Engine is So 10 90-horse power, and the
Boiler lOO-hOrse power. They were considered the
best In use In the city, the engine having atachedR
FLY-WHEEL IA feet I'm diameter and 26-lnch
face. GOODMAN & BOCDAR,
&C 0-lw 1924 Main street.
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For the Centennial demand wc have -D...I
gigantic stock Of DAMA~h~, y tphIN-. tf.-
TONNES. MINE-CLOfl~, 1ONiI-. ...
O,hcr Furnishings, Co. lc Sold N,ry InN.
FOSTER MD GLOVES now boo -la,b I.. ....
shade, for opera. street. or party worr.
GENTLENEN'S WEAR. Boo CLOTHS. NNf.-. D..
IDS. CASSINERF~.
COLLARS, SCARl~, UALF-IIo~I, .Iu.I-. .
large variety.
LADIES NRAPplNGS Now uiC.Dl
Send yuur order tl
Fol RQUKEAN. PRICE IiNPII As '..
CAEDOZO. AL~OI. NO~Bl * CD.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. Sc.

DICINOND:
A GUIDE TO AND DESCRIPTION n ..
PRINCIPAL PLAt - AND DBi.I I.
OF INTEREST
BY DANlEL AJRrltl.
illustrated. Also, An OUTLINE MAP a.. I.
CITY. and the latest audi 'lef
tIAP Ot VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGO. .
PRICE, 80 IISr-.
Published ly
oe I-dSw !. W. RANDOLPH g ENcI-H
I AEGE STOCK OF StHOOL-Euul>
AND STATIONERY.
NcJrc prepared tn supply .N, i'...H.
SCUOOL-EOph~
used lu public 1ud private ~ch.u'-. A. ... .s
COLLEGIATE IEAI-EuDh-,
q, together with all huI-oi
STATIONERY,
which are OIercu iu quaint lie- Dr fhl. ........
We have many >EtpND-ilAND EDoE~ l.rt...'
half price.
~HEEI-MU~IC and CIION-rU.h-
for the pituo furnished pu Favorable ftUI..
seq NOODllOl 81 X PAE'iAN
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GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA, \. Y. NJ, }
GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
a n D u.

TIT MAIN sIHELIi HICHA 1ND' Va.
NOTICE.-The box to be placed q
~ In the cornerstone If the monument, IN
at Yorktown has been placed In my Gus X *
tody by Hon. john W. JOHNSTON, chair " Y
man Of the Congressional Commission, with in
struction to have Il sealed as soon after the lst
day Of October as It's contents can be listed.
This Is, therefore, 10 give notice that all articles
Intended for the box must be I'm my possession on
or before the LIST OCTOBER. The cspaci y OF the
box being limited, il Is necessary the contribution
should be small and compact
WILLIAM y. ISAACs,
Grand secretary
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DLANS, &C., OF HANDSOME BRICK
Il CHURCH to cost $4,000
Price, ESQ. At WEST & JOHNSTON'S.
5-5tE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOR SALE. 4 HANDSOME, a..
Il WELL-BROKEN PONY, suitable for ICY
a lady or child to ride. Apply at STREET-CAR
STABLES. Oc 7-eOdlw
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In consequence Of my necessary absence from
the city last week the time for sealing The above
box has been extended 10 THURSDAY The lith of
October. WILLIAM II. ISAACS,
nc lid Grind SerroLrrN.
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The creditors OF l.. ;. CLARKE who have not
hled their chains With the undersigned are hereby
notified 10 present them nj once for settlement.
w. W. POOL. Trustee,
oc 4-lw No. Is FOnrtccnth street.
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ENTRIES TO
STATE FAIR
CLOSE OCTOBER lOTH. oc 5-t0l0
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/ ODGINGS FOR SINGLE GENTLE
IL MEN In the West End, near and efst Of park.
Address "LODGINGS,m
sc 20-Su. W&F6t Box ~. city.
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FROM OVER THE0CEAN
aLADsToNE,s SPEECHES Al LEeps.
I. EAlnh Enslaad's CsuasrtIal SuDr,uasy VIM
" Sseurs 81 LOSE @ America AdAsrss to
Prssss.iaa = NIhIllItie TrOublss In
RpsIis = GsasEal Foreign SsvL

/ ToHnoN 0ctnhaF R-EIadstona haiora
AZ. T.e, ss,s' :. C,.....' - Ns,S''
tne lNeas GnAnipeF ol Vomlheice' yesteF-
day said: $50 long ~ America adheres 10
protection our commercial supremacy viii
ba socn,a W. nas1 M, 1is,rrh or,Sal,,os
:, S' y 49, y ~ e'9''' y = 'u'ee'tss
9ne AiRhsest on lhat score compared
with Amefica and Germany, we have now,
man for man, thrice the amount q, trade
thav b.voW
ATy 44'S,
LEEDs, octoper ga monster meeting
was held this afternoon, At which Gladstone
AMIN SDoke. He reviewed the foreign
nol;cv 4 .ha nnv.,nnar, Ia oon''.,,,,.
po"y " u' uv'S.'' i'' vO"s'Htu
la1eu he Llperl party on tue results re-
garding Montenegro and Greece. He 80.
yerely condemned The invasion of Aioban.
;s,ar tha on,,, ro.,,It ~ ,,bioh ho Iii ~,
~ ,' e"- ~ s !. 'S1,V' .H, "',s"' "S S4, "4s
!" convert lne Alghans IRON friends TO
enemies, and thus break down the moral
barrier between India and Russia He ra.
ioicad n ssv tha ,,oons nod hoo,, ai',,s.
s'SsI ~ ~ ~. ~ "VOp' n4u T''" ai'nuss
comple!ey Wlthdrawn' thereby etlactng
some Oft the most unfortunate and scandals
Gus recollections written in our history
He said. "Fke joint action established
by France and England In Egypt, Is a
course which opens out many difficulties
and objections Of which we now begin to
experience the risks, but ! am happy 10
say Anglo-F French Intervention has been
beneficial, both 10 Egyptian finances and
10 the condition Of the peasants. Our pol
Icy In Egypt will be guided by this COnsil-
Grafton, namely, 70 act In strict concert
with the allied and friendly government Of
France, Ihave no doubt we shall be able
10 maintain perfectly united action,
shall endeayor 10 prevent the growth Of
difficulties between Egypt and the Sultan.
Except In case OF unforeseen necessity we
shall mot seek 10 extend the limits OF our
interference"
Gladstone defended the conduct Of tie
Government regarding Tnnsvual, and said:
I'm spiteof expectations the Volksraad has
non yet ratified the liberal conditions Of
the convention, We have been invited 10
reopen negotiations, II is possible that In
some minor points the conditions mighlb
modified The concessions we made were
not due TO weakness or timidity. do not
know what isgolng To happen. | hopeille
convention will shortly bG ratified. But
this will say: We shall remember and
faithfully maintain the interests Of the nu-
merous native populations Of the Tnnsyaal,
and no less faithfully maintain the dignity
OF this great county"
Gladstone warmly rcpelled the charge
that the Liberal party were indifferent to
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returned, 1t was at last agreed that the
Democrats should not receive any over
lures regarding the Presidency pro tem.,
and the following committee Of conference
was appointed: Garland, Voorhees,, PHgh
and Davis (W. Ya.) The Republicans an
ticipated willingness on the part OF their
opponents TO concur regarding the vacancy
caused by General Arthnrs elevation. They
were led 10 expect this from the Cleveland
conference. When informed that the mat
ter had been settled and could not be con-
sidered, the conference adjourned lmme-
diately.
The Republicans reassembled Mt 2 r.. NJ,
and the report Of the committee was re-
ceiyed soon afterwarl. The caucus ad-
jOurned until Monday ut l0A. ". The Re-
publicans do not propose to tllibuster TO
defeat the election OF Democratic Presl'
dent pro kmpOre. They will move, when
the Democratic resolution proposing the
election Of President pro tenn, ispresented
as u substitute before the election takes
place, that the new Senators. from New
York and Rhode Island be admitted. This
resolution will be fully debated, and the
Republican position carefully presented TO
the country. In the advent OF the failure OF
this resolution they will undoubtedly
move as q substitute to the Democratic
resolution that Mr.. BayArd be made Presi.
dent pro tsmp0e Of the Senate, that
Senator Anthony be chosen to that place,
and there will be more debate on this
question. t".t
The Democratic caucus was more pro-
tracted than that OF the Republicans After
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NtN YuRK, October 9.-While drunk on
Saturday night, John 0'ConnOr fatally shot
his Viie at their apartments, 404 East fifty.
ninth street. Her son by her iufmer hus.
band witnessed the shodiing and assisted
bis im mother q bed, Where she was allowed
% bleed 10 death, no physician being
called.
legally separated zone eight year,, This
morning lie say A woman In. the butcheI
shop Of 4. T. Allen, "a West Thifty.ioqrth
street, he siezed her by the shoulder, and
exelaiming "l'Ye found YOU al last,
stabilized her In the abdomen, The woman
cannot live, McKeevef landed Al CastlI
lArtlen on RainHlaY.
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CABLE MOTIFS.

The meeting Of the Kings Of Spain and
Portugal, al Valencia De Alcanlafa, gaiuf.
day, was very cordial.
A dispatch from Tunis to-day saws; For
some days past severe fighting M Leen
proceeding around Kei betweeti iha FSsheh
garrison and insurgents.
The Bwiss Federal Postofiee siontd a
contract iof The regular transmission ~
Italian mails through the 81 Cloibafd taii.
way tunnel FROM January next, Tmnspo..
tati0n Of RQoda aud passengers through ihe
tunnel Will begin simultaneously,
"A London dispatch san The cohdsr
Vlup, Which IN Issued 100000 ifee ipsde
legoks aud pamphlets since The ptofuQailon
gi tatltetpqpt, e calling upon jls iriendl
gl = egqei ial subscription 0i k2,OO0 ioi iuT.
ny slpilA measures COmbatIng The ieae.
lttopsfy moyeWept,
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RU,INEss FAILURE.
suspensIOn Of the Boston IrOn Company,
Cause or the Disaster.


BOSTON, October 9.-It was learned late
Saturday that some paper oithe South BOs-
ton Iron Company, endorsed by William
Prescott Hunt, President and Treasurer,
was allowed to go to protest, This extern
sive establishment was founded In 1900 and
has done large amount Of United States
Government work, mainly heavy orders
for the Navy and forts, The company have
now on hand contracts for the Navy De-
partment assregatiny $2O0OOO. Inaddition,
the company has claims against the Gov.
ernment OF $260,0O0 for work done some
time back. The failure OF the Government
to remit this sum, it IL stated, Is one OF the
causes OF the suspension. Mr.. Hunt Is
connected with and largely interested in
prominent coal and iron interests In Ohio
being Pre3ident Of the Hooking Valley
Iron Company, and heavy drafts upon him
from these Industries was the cause OF the
embarrassment. Hunt has been for the
past six years President OF the Atlas Nj
Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Com.
pany, also In the Manufacturers Insur-
ance Company, and one OF the largest
owners and directors In tho Boston Lead
Manufacturin; Company, besides having
large interests In other enterprises The
liabilities Of the company and Hunt, out
side OF the moi Lage Indebtedness on the
property, will asgfesate in the neishbor.
hood Of S3C0,000, the greater portion OF
which Is the Company's debt, as Hunts un-
secured personal debts are said to he mere
ly nominal. The company and Hunt rep
re ent property which ut the lowest valua.
ton would realize more than double the
amount OF all the claims against them, and
this Is outside Of the money due the com.
plny by the Government. The probable
result Of the preient condition will be the
reorganization Of the company on q sound
basis, with larger capital and stock. The
company will not be shut down. The
Boston Machine Company, in which Hunt
Is o large owner, will not be affected.
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CMICAGO ,CMANaE.
Lively Times Among the Balls and
Bears-CRught on CePn.


CHcASo, October s,-There have been
many exciting days on Change recently,
but few surpass to-day's business The
market opened panicky and had wide tuc-
tuations all around until late In the session,
when steadiness SGT in, The greatest inter.
est was in corn, though wheat was hardly
less tuctuating Yesterday noon Novem.
Der corn sold at O5lc, and on call al 64c.
The lust figure was a drop Of Sc on the
highest point Of the day, and some pre-.
dicted that It would go no lower after such
q break, but the wise ones were In error.
Country turned sellers, and corn which
opened at 63}C fell to 0l lc, which, II will be
noticed, Is below the B2c limit fixed by the
Board Of Directors az the margin value OF
the Article. The deal then reacted 10
CSC. Wheat, which sold from 81 ~
to 81 4Ot for November on reg
ular Board yesterday, broke on call
board to 81 30l, drop of'3c, This option
opened this morning Ut 81 3B(, fell 10
81 37s, reacted TO 81 JS, and then became
panicky and fell In a few minutes 10 81 85s.
This big drop following the decline Of yes
terday, brought out buyers, and the deal
reached with fluctuations to the opening
point and closed strong. Pork jumped
around SOC; lard fell of 20c, and gained
30c; oats dropped lIc from the opening,
and more than regained 1t, closing at 45c.
Both bulls and bears were nervous and
uncertain what to do, and some old and
cooler heads kept out Of the ring alto
gether, because risks were too great Sew.
eral failures were talked Of to-day, but only
one could be traced down and found to be
fact. This one was the case ofMcCord &
Co., who do business on Lasalle street, In
Watson's building. The firm declined TO
give any statement further than to say
that they were caught In corn, and they
expect TO resume In q few days. Their
standing on Board has always been good,
and they have the well wishes OF their fel-
low commission men.
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INbIAN AFHAfRs.
The present status Or the situatlon ia
Arizona Territory.

Arizona Territory.
SAN FRASctsco, October IA Wilcox,
Arizona, dispatch says: Troops are now
moving across the southeast Of Chiracahua
rlnge towards Mexico 10 intercept the In.
lians in that direction. Not les than one
hundred ordetS have been sent 10 Bernard
to follow the h6siiles into sonoro, Il per.
mission Is granted blythe Mexican authori.
ties to cross the line to cooperate with their
troops.
The Mexican authorities were notified
several days ago and their cooperation re.
quested. Tiffany Is reported % feeling
perfectly safe now, a. about three hundred
soldiers are at the reservation, but thO7e
who have live,l for years In that Vicinity
place no confidence In the Indians prom.
ise TO remain on the reservation, and think
they only remain on account Of the troops
there and in the vicinity.
LArgR-O P,M--Mr. Norton, OF the firm
| Of Norton & Stewart, telegnphs that the
wire between here and Thomas fell down
at half.prst six, and will not send stage TO.
night, Jones, who came down from
Tiomas this morning, says that Lieutenant
Wilcox, with an escort Of ten men, had
orders 10 be at Grant this evening. They
have not vet arrived. Signal fires have
been seen ON the monhtaina across the val.
lev A large force will be sent out from
Grant TO find The catise OF the wires being
down, II Is thought that the wire has
Ieen cut by Indians, but there Is nothing
authentic. All kinds Of rtimOrs are rife.
n
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Wrt the arrival of cold weather general
Trade throughout the United States Is
Strengthened in lis heavy proportions.
Special telegrams to 1'adstreet's CONNER.
eial Agency from thirtyseven leading
commercial centres conelusively point to
this. Reports from Chicago, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Cincinnati, boston and else.
where mention a largely increased volume
Of business in several lines over the cor.
'''POnding weeks last year Prospects for
apoI trade during tie remainder Of The
yea'ate also Said to be very favorable.
The number Of failures throughout the
United States and Canada reported 10
Bsl'trret's during the past week was
hlhety.iiye, a decrease Of twenty.eight,
compared with the record Of Tie preceding
week. The greatest decrease ls Motel In
Western and Southern States.