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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-10-01
FOR CONGRESS.
Yesterday's Nominations.

BosToN, September 30.-The Democrats
of the Fourth District nominated Patrick
A. Collins for Congress.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, September 30.-S. J.
Barr was renominated for Congress by the
Republicans of the Fourteenth district.
NoRRIsrowN,. Pa, September 30-E. L..
Acker was nominated by irregularly
appointed conferees as Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the Seventh district.
The regular conferee takes place on Mon
day.
SCHENECTADY, September 3O.-The Demo,
Gratis of the Twentieth district nominated
Edward Wemple for Congress.
CHARLESTON, S, c., September 3O.-The
Republicans of the Second district noml'
mated f. NJ. Brayton for Congress.
READING. Pa, September N.-Joshua
Wright was nominated for Congress by the
GIeenbackers OF the Eighth district.
will Decline.
CHICAGO, September 3O.-The News an.
nounces that Mayor Carter Harrison will
decline TO accept the nomination for Con
eress in the Third District He had been
nominated by the Democrats and was prom
ised support by the diSaffeCted Republl-
cans. As the News sustainS friendly rela
tiors with the Mayor, it probably speaks
by the card.
from the Third Congressional District Dem
OCratic Convention called on Mayor Har
rison this morning for his answer. He
positively declined the nomination tender,
ed. The Convention will be reconvened
A. Monday
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Extreme RitunIism in Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 30.-The Rev. Ar
thur Ritchie, Of the Church of the Ascen'
sion, went further than his apologists
thought he would in laying the corner
store of the new church, and a rupture
with Bishop McLarcn seems certain. The
Bishop did not forbid the High Mass at the
LAYING OF the corner stone, but be will for.
bid il in the regular services. More mod.
crate Episcopaleans say that of the 5000
commandments of the Episcopal Church in
this city not more than 100 hold to the ex'
tremc views of the Rev. Mr.. Richie.
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Robbed Again.
Special 10 Lhe Sunday Register.

PHILIPPI, w. Va, September 2s-The
people of this place were very mncn sur
prissd to-day to learn that the mail bet Eeen
Pbilippi and Beverly, which was robbie l
about the l4th Of this month, was again
robbed by unknown parties on last Thurs
day evening in Barbour county, on the
western slope of Laurel Hill. The mail
carrier and the bags are missing, and it is
thought that the boy has been murdered.
How long are We TO submit TO this kind OF
protection for our mail? There is q fine
chance here for . detective to get in some
good work
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A Great Game.

CHICAGO, September 3O.-The last ball
thousand people. 1t was close and excit-
ing throughout, the batting clean and etfec-
tive. and fielding sharp. The Chicagos won
by hard batting in the last inning. The
following is the score:
Chicagos. 2 ! l-B
Buffaloe...-.........-....00 % 0 . %
Cr>c1SSArI, September SO;-Cheter Park
First race for all PAGERS, Little Brown
jug barred; Flcra Belle first, Joe Bowers
second. Matte Hunter third, Lucy fourth.
Switzer fifth. Time, 2:33, 2:32H, 2:S0
2:3lh. 2:3lh.
Second race. free for all stations. was
won easily by Francis Alexander. Time,
2.l3L
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veutiot Is still small. fhe resolution %
Comniskou. introduced yesterday, vas
amended to-day and passed Il character
lied the present tariff as an Unjust burden
to the agricultural interests. The address
of the con i1ittee is to be published. Res
olutions were also passed in fsvor Of max
ing the Commissioher Of Agriculture .
Cabinet offeer t 10
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The Tariff Commission.

BALTIMORE, September 30.-The Tariff
Commission continued its sessions to-day.
A communication was read upon various
subjects, and Horace L. Brook, OF Balu-
more, an iron manufacturer, made an argu'
ment on the subject OF iron ore and Pig
iron. He thought no increase of duty
sbould be made on iron ore. but that the
duty on pig iron was not sufficient.
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Fssatx POISONED


Special Dtpatch 20 TIE Sanduy Rsgssier.
NoRRIsrows, PA, September so.--Ged
Travis wife snd children, residing in
Bridgeport, had sHnarrow escape from dsstA
BY poisoning last night They ace for sup
per quantity of bslogna sausage parchAs
ed ut grocery store. Soon atterward they
were siezed with violent pains and sick
ness at the stomach, and then became un-
conscious. The physicians attended them
whole night, and they have not yet got out
OF danger.
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BAD PLACE TO LIVE.
An Arkansas Comfy Takes the Cake
s. for Suicides and Murders.

An ArkRmsus County Takes tne, CAKe
for Suicides and Murders.
i EITTLE Rock, Ark, September 3O-At
Jefferson Springs, Jefferson county Thurs
fay night, an old man, Farmer 2. L. Dunn,
whose wife had abandoned him. put
The muzzle of pistol in
his mouth and blew out hi
bSains. The next in Pine Bluff. c. Wolff
Eheee wife had reproached him for drunk
>hness, shot himself with pistol and fell
<Iead at her feet Thursday morning on the
Inc of the Memphis 4 Little Rock
Rock railroad in the bottom between st.
Francisco and the Mississippi river the body
of John Diamond, a track walker employed
by the company, was found. Two bullet
holes were in his body, and his pockets
we're emptied and turned inside ost. With
in four years four men have been murder
"a for money in that locality.
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K,,,s., Upon the Railroad.

JoHNsTowN, September 30.-Robert Roller,
a young German, ABOUT twenty-five years
of age, while walking on the Pennsylvania
Railroad track at Cambria, near this place,
last evening, was struck by the limited eX-
press west, and instantly killed. His neck
one arm and one leg were broken. His
remains we're conveyed to the house OF
Andrew Koellner, where he boarded. The
unfortunate mar was unmarried and had
only been in this country short time.
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Unwilling.

LONDON, September 3o.-The Times this
morning says 1t is understood thst Ad,
miral Seymour is personally unwilling to
accept an elevation TO the Pcerage.
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HEROIC TREATMENT.
, p,,n,o &C., Ria OF DIRTY Streets.

WILLrANsPoRr, September 30.-After re-
peated entreaties aud protests OF citizens IN
regard to the dirty and unhealthy condi'
tion sf the streets of this city, and when
rnrreaties and protests had proved OF no
avail. warrants were to-day sworn out Tor
the arrest of members of the City Councils
for persistent neglect to see to the cleaning
Of Third end Fourth streets, the leading
thOrnushfares of the place. They were ar
rested to-day and geve bail for hearing.
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Lottery Drawing.

Lor1svILLE. September 30.-The twenty
eighth drawing Of the Commonwealth Dis
trihution Company was held to-day The
following prizes were drawn: The capital
prize of $50. 900. by ticket 1851; second,
$4,000. by ticket 94, $40; third, $o,OoO, oy
ticket Sc. i6T. The following drew $1,000
each, q 66l, IS, las, 1927, 1881, 81, SSS and
SO 466.
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Damage Suit.

RICHMOND, Va. September S0.-The
Board of Visitors Of the Medical College
adopted a resolution to institute suit
sgainst the city of Richmond for the re;
covery of damages for false Imprisonment
of its President, Lieutenant Governor John
f. Lomis. Any damages recovered will be
Given for the benefit of the sick.
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Me,senxer BOYS, strike

CHICAGO. Ill. September 30.-Tbe Amer.
ican District Telegraph messengeJ boys in
the main and branch offices of this city
struck this morning for an advance OF
wages and a change in managers, and are
now parading the streets in body.
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sBIRNrssHAN, September So.-The six
days pedestrian contest for Sir John
kstley's long distance championship belt
was concladed tonight. Littlewood made
45l miles, doing 4l4 miles In 20 hours and
% minutes, beating Dobler's record in
America Of Ala miles in - hours. Little
wood takes the belt.
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oil Excitement.

PrrrsRURGH, September S0-The widest
excitement prevailed at the Oil Exchange
again to day. and the transactions were the
largest of the week, sggregating 5000
barrels. The market opened with sales at
92c, declined to 81 &c, then, beconing hrm-
er. recovered and advanced until the close,
when CSC was bid.
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But the love The 0Woo oau
for The ringing doljeL seA.
the kindly wtsembssscs al Bheyme1S
pubIicans nothing among The Germans thts
yeaS. The money qsettion II ssftied. TAe.
beer spd Bsndsy qtisstl0ns srs nos sp. ee4'
sherman ha. consorted With Porter IN ~
ten,persnoe esmpsign just enough 70 piecs
him under SUSPICION. Bbermsn. by>tbe
usy. looks veil. His bsiT and snistsfp,ess
shiieoing. bus bis eyes snA ccssplsri1e.e
clear. sud sdsa.cise. yess: esse 1eaae
ssun tnsss which fa9 70 nsay yesn 49,
sherman look like . man % The veaD - q
copsamptive's death. ...slr n -
Dso DaSvlseo,
n Isdisna, II siso bsss. deilvsdag - 10
ijsna speech. A man viii . sspsnbNa9
eouid do the Republi.ss = - epeS -
Ben. Z. -;
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Fire In An Academy of Music.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, September 3O.-A
fire broke out last night in the Academy OF
Music, and the building was almost en-
tlrely DESTROYED. Loss, $4,000 to Sl5,'
600. which is covered by insurance.
There was no audience in the building at
fha time
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.nEmbex,Ie.i Mason t.oe. 20 JaiI.

srRISGFIELD, ILL, September S6.-John
F. Burrell, late Grand SECRETARY OF the
Grand Lodge of Mssons in Illinois, was
oils. charged with an embezz ement OF
n,srfy 81 aia fr m the f'r.ier He vs'vef
"a, nl.. stion slu Al iviauII o. SI1J,1.S
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Busted.

PHILADELPHIA, September S0.-Phihp h.
LAUDER. resfauranter, made an assignment
for the benefit Of his creditors to guarantee
the Trust and Safe Deposit Company. This
action is breught about by the failure TO
secure extension on several notes pressed
for naYment.
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THE UTE INDIANS.

work or Surveying Lands for Them
They DO Net Take Kindly TO Farm.
tnE-The Tobacco Crop-SIgnal Sta.
1iOns.
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NEw YoEK, September 2o.-Losns. de.
grease 81. 2gI 800; specie, decrease q. .5955 SD;
legal tenders. increase t5s9, 300; dsposits,
decrease Ss,760, 100; circulation, incre ,se
SI62. 900; revenue, increase tt84 40 The
banks now hold 81, I57 ,425 les than the legal
nennirementA.
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The Tariff on Canadian Lumber.

CHICAGO, September 3O.-The furniture
manufacturers of the Northwest, at o meet.
ing in this city, adopted resolution in
favor of repeal of the tariff on Canadian
lumber. II is estimated that the assecia-
ton uses 100 600. 900 feet of lumber 3 year.
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..,,, Dt,pa,,h to ths S,mday Register.

4, 10
a.. ;'aes' The different posts will carryin
Nj. lal * their elegant banners and the
Ii,,vv, v,'LL.ud;ed L;e flags they fought under, AMI
an, oa''IN "t music will fill the air with
.s,r,;.DCoE OF sweet sounds. Providence
srro.i.lnE sr,.ttllnE the affair will be carried out
6rIEns L" programme, which means a
tsr;a--' the plareS OF amusement As cri.
srb" one would think Piitsburgers were
Ian1, JuSt nov. At Library Hall Nine.
sseE mex , has played to good houses all
C,OcI~ Al The Opera House the BLACK
,a,5Sss. Is on the boards in all its volu ptu-
Gic5 1t includes three baliets, in
aer, SIXTY fair damsels scantily clad
hc,ion" D' course this is an immense at
S,s ~ u the grsy-heads and beardless
ne 1s.u oGu standing room is at a premium.
Ep.s;,9ety theatres, the museums and the
|RS ~Son have all been literally patron
!onNo eAt week We have Barnum and
StpSe which will doubtless attract i'm
Utbs SS'o".S, During this week number
he in =, from the Nail City were up to
'ue Black CrOOk ~
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drspery OF the statue Of the Madonna,
writing beneath the work Of vandalism that
the drspery was a botch. The statue was
nne work OF art imported from Italy. The
Sacriligious yandsl Is not known. Several
hundred dollars reward has been offered
for his detection.
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Amos Townsend Talks.
what q Name.

NEW YoRx, September 3o.-The Deneder-
landsch AmeriSische Stoone yaart Mats
chappy, owners OF steam ship Edam, sunk
in collision with Lepsnto, filed libel In
the District Court against Lepanto for the
recovery OF $4i3.169.
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Star Reuters are Exempt.

PH1L,pELpHIA, September so.-The jury
in the Star Route cases returned verdict
finding Jos. Funk, William r. Cason,
Henry Arbuckle and JOS. Blsckmore not
guilty, and Jos. r. Black guilty, with
recommendation to mercy.
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Rurnedi Alive.

LENoxr. Ill, September 3o.--A boarding
house occupied by quarrym burned here
at one o'clock this morning. Two young
men named Corva and Green failed TO es'
cane and were burned TO Q crisp.
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AAmnnllann

s,e,Tv FOND u' Va, September SO.-Tne dis
y Ti5seas vas made to-day and reported to
y mon OF the late President Tyler, tn II
II do,In'ent erected over the grave of
k,f aIghter in Hollywood cemetery ha i
IL &" ". Some one. few nights ago.
s-&rE aEG AA.CkeG u -:
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HaaaErushRd,

SleciaI DisDatch 10 the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. September 30.-Last
evening Dick Wolfe had his head crushed
to pieces by falling slate in Layeile Spen-
GERS coal mine, above the city.
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! MORNING. OCTOBER l. 1882.

bonds was committed TO Jail. Burrill was
retired from Office about two years ago,
csysed by domestic scandal and suit for
divorce BY Mrs. Burrill. Since that time
Investigation cf his accounts developed the
above alleged facts as to the defalcation.
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The Debt Reduction.

wAsHINGros September 30-N is esti-
mated the reduction of the public debt for
September will be about SIC, 900 900; total
interest fslGng due tomorrow $,3o9,O9S.
Checks have been mailed for the greater
DnrfiOn of il
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Damaged hH Gales.

New Yosx, September S0-The British
steamer Venice, from Yokohama, arrived
to-day, much damaged by gales. Chief OF
ficer Elliott was washed of the bridge and
lost
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Railroad Accident

Special Dispatch 10 the Sunday Register.
CENTRAL STATION, w. Va, September so.
"A railroad accident occurred here this
morning, causing the wreck of "a freight
train. The draw-hesd was pulled out, and
four cars jumped the track, but no one wss
hurt.
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a Ennli M0He.

wmLIANsPoRr, Pa, September 3o.-Au
the members of the City Council are under
arrest on information Of several property
owners. charged with failing 10 keep the
streets in order. They gave bond.
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Strikers Gar, Their Point in Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 3O.-The ssreet car
men of the North Chicago city railway
gained the points for which they. struck,
and cars are run us usual. The old regula-
tions were restored, and J. H. Swinarton,
the new Superintendent was discharged.
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SPORTING MATTERS.

FLUsHIxG, y. Y, September SO.-The
sculI racs between VIM. Elliott, eX-cham-
piOn of England, and Geo Gaizell, of Har-
lem, for $500. came off this afternoon over
a three mi e cour:e and was won easily by
Elliott. Gaizell led until within short
distance of the rounding stake, when he
goo entirely wide OF the course, thus allow
ing Elliott to round the stake with three
minutes lead, which he considerably in
creased on the return stretch. ElllottS
time was twenty-three minutes.
Base Ball.
At Cleveland
netRo1e
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Perishei I'm the Planes.

QUEBEC, September 3O.-The residence OF
II. Ress, (St. Simeon county, Reinuski,)
burned. and three children perished in the
|, l..-ss,
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A Young Man In an Important Place.

DETROIT, September 30.-McCool, Private
Secretary TO General Manager Ledyard, OF
the Michigan Central Railroad has been ap-
pointed General Superintendent OF the De-
troit, Milwaukee and Marquette Railroad.
He is but 20 years of age.
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Free Canals.

NEW York, September SO-A large meet.
lug Of members Of the Exchange was held
to day tn give expression ro decided sAnti-
IaeGG - iaYVs vi Las fresiIln Va Ius ua.s.
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The PresAhurE Riots.

VIENNA, September 30.-The anti-Jewish
riots at Presburg broke out again yester-
day evening and lasted until midnight.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
The Egyptians welcome.

CAIRO, September 3O.-Many natives 60
about the city shouting with delight over
the explosions on Thursday, and crying:
This is the peoples bonfire, lit by the
people in honor of the Khediye's infda
friends"
The court martial commences work to-
day.
Railway traffic between Cairo and Alex
andria is now completely re-established.
The momentary uneasiness created by the
fire at the station has subsidized.
The Khedive has conferred the Grand
Cross of the order of 0smanli upon Ad-
p,;ral
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Enrmer., Congress.

81. LOUIS, September 30-The National
Farmers Cnu-''.s riot a"1in ." cav end q
,sS mvle >eies-.es feP-.<t~ar Cui tEs cJsa-
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The British ReYieH.

CAIRO, September SO.-A grand review OF
British troops was held this afternoon in
the square before the Alieden Palace, in
the centre of the city, where the troops as
sembled after marching through the streets.
The Khedive and his ministers and large
number of notableS were present. Ihe
streets we're crowded with natives. The
Indian contingent and naval brigade were
warmly applauded in the march past,
which commenced at o'clock and was tin-
ished at 5:S5. The strength of the force
evidently made great impression upon
the Egyptians.
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WASHINGTON.


WARRINGTON. Septembrr 80 -Th. sugres-
,,gr, tiIat secretary Folger should decline
the Republican nomination for Governor
of New York, in view OF the fraudulent
means by which the machine secured vac.
tory at Saratoga has caused much comment
in Washington While there are no mem
bers of the cabinet in the city who have re-
c.iyed any intimaiion Of Judge Folgers
purposes, the possibility that ne may re-
iect the nomination is received BY the
S,slwarts with great alarm. IL is generally
understood that when the Secretary lett
Washington he had no Intention OF
Re~igning His Place
until after the election. II Is not known
Xbe,ber he has changed his determin itiDn
or not. Should he refuse the nomination,
/, is proha bic that he will continue 70 be a
uersber OF the Cabinet. and II he accepts
as the administration candidate. aud is de:
fes,ed. IL Is equally probable that he Will
resign. The reports here all agree that the
sc,,ye politicians who have espsu~ed the
administration cause desire much more
vigorous manipuiat0r OF patronage than
Jndre Folger at the head OF the Treasury
II the statements heard on all sides are
true. il is only q question OF few weeks at
n,Sst when he will resign. The name OF
Pierre ysn Wyck OF New York, Is again
sueeps,ed as a possible successor 70 Judge
Folger.
Representative Amos Townsend, OF the
Cleveland. Ohio District, is in the city. In
spite of the German detection in Cuyahoya
county, MI Townsend thinks the RePubii-
can nominee will be elected. He thinks
also that the republicans viii carry the
state ticket in ohis By reduced majority
that Butterworth will be elected IN tas
Cir .cinna,i district: but that Amos Smith,
nominated to succeed Governor Young Sill
be defeated.
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YELLOW FEVER SCoUsGE.
The Disease Rapidly Spreading-AC Call
For contributions.


ends September with the report of 7S3
cases of yellow fever TO date and seventy
eight deaths. The disease has been spread
ing rapidly for weeks past and has unfor'
tunately been chiefly confined TO very poor
people, the colOred people for wonder
being susceptible to its ravages. The
Southern people, especially those OF Mobile
and Memphis, sent the
Most Liberal contributions,
and our local board has been enabled to
promptly relieve all distress up to the
present time. The vouchers for Sl5) per
day from the National Board OF Health
have been on and the money will be forth
coming which, though vastly inadequate
will be OF quite service in Keeping suili
cient funds in the hands OF the local board
The sanitary condition of the city, ett., i.
confined 10 the local Board of Health, an
while 1t has refrained from making anJ
formal,
Appeal 20 Che Country
for contribution or aid Of any sort still free
: md voluntary contributions are thankfully
tflstd Ind ~ be ihtelligently and eco
)iio5l II exp ftAA such should bt
z H Hsi5S 4 Il fsSEaa 10. hrSf III,
III " hs, =! I! 4, Mercy as J,
& ssF as sss5 J. s.ashsd y. ,.i,i aDl
ta,s q ) & sss:sy.scs: E.sst dsfi hoa S'
pe'its Ione its rcsoSrses Eiit AqA sss ssHset tho
Immsssss - =. '.rs..n,'.i
no one can predict: ThSsasf1lss -
vice, with all its meanS eo8 ss11Ae
and will do nothing excepfi - lI<5 !
tabGsh a sanitary Gordon, UpI
the face of local quarantInes, -
good could result, but which WOW
a useless expenditure Of public MOI
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Srusrpe. NY. eeptenSsr M-yr
By.rch Of the west Shore YsjisSsA Gkif -
ss,rrru .hres rres ~~rs tiI'.d ~s1 t1R1a
ssily 49,. - = r--s-.-s. ...7s
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PRSDUCK.


BaIarnorr, September 3o-flour-Duli
and lower for city mills; other brsnches
str.dy. wbeat-Wesieru iowef and 1uiet:
No. g winter red SPOT u 0.,fpi oik: sei-
ler September 81 O4X91 06, seiise Octe-
Der 81 a31491 o.; seller Eoveuees y otA
al 05K; seller D~csmber ei o5x0i %
Corn-Westtrn dull; mixed spot GS0osc:
seller October SIC asked; seller hoysmbef
Der. old 5sIIc; seller January 55K956Nc,
Oais-Firm and higher; western white AS
45c; mixed 42G43c; Pennsylysnia 41t94Ae.
/ Rye-Quiet st 70G73c. Hay-CnchanEed.
Proviyisons-C Unchanged and 6rm. Battef
Firm and unchanged. EEgs-Higher q
sc. Petroleun-I'ncbanged C0hss-Odil
sugpr-s.esar whiskr-Da'l a. Ea
LIZ Iie1,pts-tncsaa4gp1.