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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue.. s431 ,5S0.27; customs, s9o5. .7971S.
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PERSoNAI--Senator and Mrs. Conger, who have
been visiting Mrs Dahlgren at South Mountain,
returned TO the city yesterday, and Will leave for
the west next Monday.-E. A. McIntire and fam
ily Miss MelOy. the Misses !. and N. Duvall, E. n.
Burt and Vile, Mrs S. p Brown and family, Miss
NJ. II. Lee and H. Dingman, OF Washington, are
among the late arrivals at Cape May.-Senator
and Mrs Logan are on pleasure trip to New
Mexico, WHERE 1t Is said, their SOn-i-aw Is about
to make his permanent home.-George w. Knox
and wife, w. NJ. New, and Henry Brandes OF
Washington. were passengers by the steamer sail
Ing from Baltimore for Boston yesterday.-Chief
Justice Okey, OF the supreme court Of Ohio, is in
the city visiting his son-in-law, Mr.. Charles N.
Danennower, OF the engineer department OF the
has gone to Chicago for short stay, after which
She will go TO Denver, where one OF their daughters
resides.-Mr. Ii II. Smith, who has been at Reho-
Springs.-Mrs. Representative Robson is at Rye
Beach, for the month OF September.--Mrs n. E.
Prof. Hilgard, chief Of tn the coast cast survey Gen
HaZen, chief OF the signal service. Baron de Fava,
the Italian minister, Senor Godoy, the Chilian
lister, were registered in new York last night
Mrs. Garfield, mother o. the late President, has
left Mentor TO visit her son In Ontario county,
leaves tonight for his home in Providence for q
stay OF TWO weeks.-Rcv. DR.. A. d. Gillette, well
known IN washington, and for some years pastor
has returned TO washington with her two sons,
tWo days W at Mentor wv with Mrs Gartlcia and Se her
family, whom they found In cheerful, healthfui,
happy spirit, full OF tender "reminiscences OF old
Louis Kempn, ON wait1ng orders, Is stopping at
lila, Mass ave.-Mr. p. j. Donoghue VIII leave
In September for St Mary's seminary, having re-
hood.-Mr. Walter Dennis ana Mr.. James +.
Joyce left to-day for New York, the former TO take
his place in the Jcnreys-Lewts combination, and
the latter to become manager OF the Joe Murphy
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Col II. C. ELLIOT, OF the engineer department,
has gone to Wet Point, N Y, and his ofIi; &C has
been temporarily placed in charge OF Capt Adams
Col. Elliot VIII be abs mt about week.
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A Weeks Husiu rss Failures.

New YORK, August 25.-The bu slness failures
throughout the country reported TO New YORK for
the past seven days number 107. slight In
crease on last week. The eastern states had Is:
states and territories, IL; aud New York city, s.
The only assignments OF any consequ nee in New
YORK city are w. & j. Strusz, Slocs and BillingsE
Co., pianos
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Serfol,x Accidcnt,

LOWELL, MASS, August ga section OF the
shafting in finishing room at the Merrtglac wooen
mills. at Dracut fell this forenoon. and John Grif-
fen was dangerously injured, and the machinery
somewhat broken. The loss cannot Do stated yet
Work In that department IS stopped
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SIXTH AUDITOR Ella has gone to New England to
enter the campaign in New Hampshire and Maine.
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F. C. BARE4poEs (iass.) has been designated for
appointment to $1,000 cierhship In the Surgeon
Generals office.
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A Hanging Adjourned.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 25-Wm Bryant
who was sentenced TO be hanged to-day, at Madi-
son, for the murder OF Mr.. Moore has obtained Q
writ OF error, and the hanging has been adjourned
without date,
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
denption, s252 OCO
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The President at Ncxwuort

NEWPORT, r l., August 2a-The newly -appointed
minister to Rome, Hon. w. w. Astor, will give an
elab1rate breakfast to President Arthur, on Mon
Gay Gay morning next at MS cottage on @ Halldon HUI
his honor by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Willis, OF New York
at their villa on Bellevue avenue.
President Arthur visited the fishing clubhouse
at Graves Point this morning, as the guest of Mr.
John Whipple, OF New York, and after that he
took a drive around the Ocean House. He was ac-
companied by Gen. Hancock. This evening he
will be given dinner by eX-Gov. Morgan, of New
York. He will have reception at Oak Lawn this
afternoon
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Victim of a Col,..iou ou the Rail

BoRDENrowS, Nj, August 25-Alhert Howard
engineer OF the engine which ran into stock train
near Monmouth junction, on the line OF the PENN
sylNania Railroad On "Wednesday afternoon died
81 monmouth Junction last night lie leaves q
wife and four children.
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PATERsoS. Nj. August 2S-Dayid Tayior' a
saloon keeper, was sent to jail this morning to
await the result OF his wifes injuries On the 18th
instant he struck her upon the head with a beer
glass, and fractured her SKULL The woman was
recovering, but yesterday symptoms OF meningitis
set In and she is dying to-day. Taylor acknowl-
edges his guilt.
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Fire fsa Ontario.

PARIS, OEg., August IS The dry goods store Of
Messrs. John Elnlay h Son, with the entire stock,
was destroyed By drc this morning. The loss tS
$4,000; Insurance, .ooQ
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Dying fron, starvation.

OTTAWA, ONT, August "a man named La
Ferr.ere, living In Hull. is at the point OF death
from starvation. He is troubled with stomachic
disease which for nineteen days has prevented his
retaining any food whatever on his stomach.
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Rev. Geo Nusgra We, d D., IL D., prominent
Presbyterian minis ter, died In Philadelphia yes
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wccviI I'm the Wheat.

HALlFAx Ms, August 25--Reports rom Corn
wall say that weevfl is In the wheat, and that
some Of the farmers have been obliged to cut the
grain In O green state and store 1t for fodder.
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The Texas fever has astaelted - cattle -
Gates of the board H hea1to.
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NASHUA, VII, August 25.-The carriage factory
owned by c. T. Whittier. and a saw mill the prop
erty or Mrs. John Whittier, In Fremont. g. III.
were burned last night The loss on the factory
was 5000; insurance, 5000 The loss on the saw
mill Is $1,000; no insurance. 1he IRE was OF ac-
cldental origin. Numerous operatives are thrown
out or employncnt
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STATIsrICAI--Two hundred and saventy-eight
land patents issued from the Interior depart
ment to-day ....ODe hundred and forty-three
pension certificates were issued from the Interior
department today.
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Chira 20 Notes.


CHICAGO, August ga number OF prominent
citZenS are moving vigorously to get up a fitting
reception 10 the widow ol John Brown and atone
fer the naSco oi "Wednesday. sum OF money
viii be collected Tor her benefit
ARREST
confidential clerk OF J. r. Peabody S On
named O'Neill, who had lived a wild ne dr,nstn,
and playing heavily. and who fed leaving his af.
counts from S3,00o 10 S5, 900 short was ARRESTED
here yesterday.
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WAsHINGToNIAN IN THE INTERNATIONAL SHOOT
ING MA7cH.-InfOrmatlOn has been received in this
city that Mr.. James N. Pollard, OF the National
Rifles, has been selected as one Of the sixteen to
shoot at the International match with the British
team at Creedmoor. l. L, next month. This is q
short mid-range military rifle match. Sir Henry
Halford will head the British team. The Hep
burn-Remington military rife will be used.
MessrS. w. B. Johnst0ne, p. j. Lauritzen and JAS.
n. Pollard were the representatives from this city
that contested for place on the team, the latter
being successful.
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REFRIGERATORS. WATER COOLERS
AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES.

Onr stock of above goods being too large viii sell at
low hgJIreS 70 close them - -
ful line OF portable and brick RANGES La
TkcBtS- FURNACES and SLATE MANTEIS. An
inspection solicited. ~
AGENTS for DANFORTH'S vAPOR STOVE; the best
in the market. -
DANFORTrS FLUID constantly on hand.
". y. JENKS & CO.,
tyl2 III eth street northwa,,
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Brutal Wife Murder.

RALEIGH, NC. August 25-Yesterday evening q
poor woman, Mrs Morris, died under circum-
stances that led to the arrest OF her husband,
Gideon Morris, at one O'Clock this morning.
charged with her murder. 1t seems that Morris,
who Is incorporate, went home drunk and bea1
and kicked his wife so that She died soon after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-25

GEN. SHERMAN returned to the city this morning
from st. Louis, where he had gone to attend the
funeral OF his grandchild.
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General Foreign News.

MALMo, August ga terrible epidemic, OF n
nature OF red thrush, is prevailing here. During
the past week out~of 6l7 IS resulted fatally
fhis shows an Increase Of 50 per cent In the num-
Der OF deaths over tue preceding week.
MORE ouTRAGEs AGAINST JEWS rS POLAND.
LONDON, August ga telegram from Warsaw
states that renewal OF the outraCes against JeWu
Is reported from the interior of Poland The
assailahts are encouraged In their attacks by the
apathy OF the officials - -
THE CASE OF MR. GRAY
diSpatch 10 the press association from Dublin
states that Lord Spencer lord lieutenant OF Ire.
land. has declined % Interfere with Judge Iav.
sons course In the case OF Mr.. Gray.
MANCHESTER MARKET
LONDON, August 2S.-The Manchester Guardian
In Its commercial article says: There Is more in
quiry for lower makes OF shrt.ngs for China. The
market is quiet and unchanged.
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KINGSTON, ONT. August 25.-A deliberate at
tempt was made to wreck Kingston and PeEn-
broke railway passenger train by placing an iron
obstruction on The track near Kingston last night
The engine and six cars were thrown on the track
and the road was bloc sed.
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CHR RUPERT.
nos. 4o3 AND 4o5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY Chill
DELN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY,
the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability In IN,
market.
fECHERY. FISHING TACKLES, CROOUET and
lawn TENNIS. BICYCLES. YELOCIPEDES, TRI-
CYCLES. WAGONS. &C.. can be bought at the loves.
nanufaeturers' prices
a. CHR RUPERT
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NAVAL NOrEs.-AssiStant Engineer Clarence A.
Carr. Us N, has been ordered TO special duty as
instructor at the Stevens Institute OF Technology
H0boken, Nj. Tie Navy department Is inform
ed that the jamestown left Charlestown Mass,
yesterday for Newport. RI.
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q S30O.oo0 Fire.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August 25.-The loss by tho
burning or the Erie railway company's elevator =
estimated at fully S300, ,0o0 and Is covered by tho
general policy OF Insurance carried by the Ere
railway company.
FIVE LIVES LOST.
BCFFALo, August 2a-The loss OF LIE In the
burning OF the New York, Lake Erie and western
Railroad company elevator Is now al 40 a MI
definitely ascertained to be five, consisting OF Jno
c. Bannar, the engineer; John Kemp, machnist;
Charles Auten6ach, bin sweeper; JAS III. Lee, f..
weigh master. Timothy Driscoll, sweeper, was
not burned. He WAS blown out or the building
and so seriously injured that he cannot recover.
Two bodies were recovered this morning, but they
were so frightfully charred as to be unrecogniza-
BILE. At the time OF the accident twelve men were
In the building engaged In blowing and screening
cargo OF wheat Tor Cyrus Clarke. Nothing posi-
tive Is yet known as to the cause OF the explosion.
though the supposition is that 1t was due To an
explosion OF gas The entire loss is estimated at
$4l0,00l The elevator is estimated as worth
s250,OO0; the wheat corn and oats stored there at
$4,000; the freight shed at 5000; freight and
lumber, $500 The insurance Is given at &190,U0o
on the building, with general Insurance policy
on the grain
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THE MISSISSIPPI COMMISSION, OF which General
Q. A. Gilmore is president, viii meet in New York
On Monday. When Gen. Gilmore was here few
days ago it WAS intended to hold the meeting In
this city today, but It was afterwards learned
that the members OF the commission would be
unable TO reach here in time, SO that the meeting
was postponed and New York designated as the
more convenient place.
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The Fund for the Family of gen. WAR.

NEWPORT. RI. August :5.-Upwards OF 5000
alrrady subscribed % the iGad now being raise
fof The family OF the late Gen. G. X. w irsea.
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THE WATER WORKS EXTENSION.--The engineer
officers in charge OF the extension OF the conduit
OF the Potomac acQueduct ana tne building a re-
servotr north OF Washington are now busy making
preliminary arrangements for commencing opera
tions. but have done nothing yet which It would
interest the public to KNOW. Colonel +. A. WASH
ngtOn is surveying lines fOr the conduit and will
SoOG make a report. The reservoir VIII probably
be located somewhere between the Howard Uni
ver,ity AMI the Soljiers' Home. and will take
about fifty acres OF land to make it OF the capacity
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S. e..

CREAMERY PRINT BUTTER.
Uniformly choice in quality. Made and printed al
tie ehurn in half pound prints expressly for us Put
MP in g. II and Is pound boxes. Ask your grocer and
dealer for 10.
spICEI, COMPTON h CO.,
au16-lm s34 Louisiana ayenue
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VIEWPOINTS HosPITALITIEs TO THE PREgDENT.-
Cornelius Vanderbilts dinner last evening at New
port, r. l., in honor OF President Arthur, was an
elaborate affair. Covers were laid for twenty-fOur
guests, among whom were Ex-Governor and Mrs.
Morgan, Secretaries Chandler, Brewster and FIRE.
lnghuysen, I. F. Cushing and wife, j. p KernO.
chan and wife, W. w. AStor and wife, Mrs John
Jacob AstOr, Miss Kate kernochan and E L. VIM
throp. thousand dollars was paid to florists to
decorate the Qining-rOOm, front ball and eStbule
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arms, ana let him have $40 900 at his first meeting
$4,000 to purchase the Capital, which was to be
run Tor Brady, and pour out malice, SANDER and
libel upon honorable men of this Dstrict-upon
ane court upon the jury, upon Ihe counsel for the
ma nu ana voice against this conspiracy. Mr. Mer-
TICK sKetched the operations by which Boone was
"Irozen out" and Vaile took his place. The route
Wnlch valle TOOK at Brady's request was expedited
DeioSe service was put on. Service was not put on
until January. Why did the Second Assistant POST
master General allow these men to lag in this way
Wnen the public, as the defense claimed, was suf-
iefing SO much Tor want of mail service? Brady,
IN Dena!I OF this now well-f0rmed conspiracy,
Hampled upon another law In not declaring the
EOntracts con Yoid In other cases Brady enforced the
law Win malicious vigor. Why had he declared
the MacDonough contract, which Walsh held, for
lelted? The defense said It was because Walsh
was 9ennquent IN puCtiAA service on the route.
YET BRADY stood quietly D md let these men take
tleir own time. The reason he did this was that
saw that he would Ioss the money he expected
from tnese. his dearest conspirafora Being In
tereSteo himself, he takes Vale In, Wh0m he
tnOugnG would furnish the money 20 run the
routes, and to help them out expedited the service
oe!ore morse had been put on
WHKRB ARE TK1 b0oA7
When Vale came In he made abargain, dated
August 16. 1873, whereby vatIe, MINER, Peck and
J. W. Dorsey formed copartnershlp to run routes
let 20 MessrR Miner, Peck ana 1eeaey, said Yafle
70 pe treasurer: Where WUEe t. oooka1 They
did business to the extent OF ha1 million year.
graveyard principle. The nDnme confidence
these gentlemen showed n31st either elevate
human nature very much ID one4 eecmae0n or
debase IL It was claimed that 8 W. Dorsey had
loaned money to his brother and protner-anr lAW,
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THE TRAINING SHIPS Portsmouth and Saratoga,
Commodore Luce commanding, expected to leave
Gibraltar last night for Tangier and Madeira.
After visiting those places the vessels Will proceed
hOmeward.
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r ROBINSON L CO.,
GoYS CLOTHING HOUSE.
oia ecs PENNSYLVANIA AvExuY.
I'VE HAVE REDUCED The BEST
w Blue MIDDI.ESEX FLANNEL. SUITS
from sI5 10 $40 !5; q Blue Pants 50. So An sum-
nd ooods az cost Boys School Suits, 81. 5o s. 81
Snd 20 upwards Eoys' single Pants from 76c up.
Msns @orKing Pants from 81 up Good Undershirts
q 40 and 50c: up Hisses' and Boys School Shoes
191+1Sl6 Pennsyivania avenue
auls J. w. SELBY.
III v. DENPSTER,
DENTIST,
400 7th skeet northwest, auS
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THE FOLLOWING PosTMAsTERs were commissioned
to-day: Chas. E. Deaver, Lexington, Va.; Arnold
Midelburg, Sewell Depot w. Va. Mrs. N. j.
Walker. Gishs, Roanoke county, Va; David A.
Sw1teman. StuartS Draft. Augusta county, Va. ;
Jonas n. Haiu Peters, B,rbOris county, w. Va. !;
Edgar Z. Norton, Humboldt, Nebraska.
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THE new BRAZILIAN MINIsTER.-Councilior Fe-
lippe Lopes Netto, the new envoy extraordinary
and minister plenIpotentiary OF Brazil, who ar
rived yesterday in New York, as mentioned in
last nights STAR, IS an experienced dipOmatiSt
and Chief OF the liberal party in his country,
where he was for a long time member OF the
Fernanbuco. In 1865 lie was sent ON special
mission 10 Bolivia, and made with that country q
treaty in behalf OF the empire During the inter-
national exhibition at Philadelphia In 1876 he was
the vice president and executive chief OF the Bra
lillian commission. Since his departure from this
country he has been minister OF Brazil at the Uru
gUayan republic.
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| THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER commission, which was
to meet i'll this city to-day, will meet, instead, in
| New York on Monday next
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One good thing accomplished by the new market
| master, Mr.. c. II. Buell., is an arrangement by
which street north from 7th to 18th streets Is to
be cleaned up daily and the manure left on the
payements by country teams carted off.
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Lieut.. Governor Arrested.

Richmond, Va, 29. -Cousidersble ex-
element prevails over the arrest of
Lieut.. Governor Lewis, Of Virginia, By
the dean Of the faculty of Richmond
Medical College. Gov. Cameron recently
removed the board of the college and
appointed new board, of which Lieut.
Gov. Lewis was president. The old board
denied the governors authority and
claimed that they we're the legal board
under the law. To-day the new board
met, and after they had organized, pro.
cseded to the college to take possession.
Upon arriving here they were confronted
by four policemen, who upon the order
Of the dean of the faculty arrested Lieut..
Gov. Lewis for trespass upon the prop
erty of the college. Gov. Lewis notified
thepolice and faculty that he would hold
them responsible under the lew for the
indignity and the illegal arrest.
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FELEGRAPHIC NEWS



New York, ga Washington spe-
cial 70 the Evening E0St says: Joseph
K. McCammon, assistant attorney. gen.
ersl for the interior department, wHs 8 N
some time ago to make treaty With the
FIalhead Indians, under which the
Northern Pacific Railway Company
should have the right Of way for their
road through the reservation. Mccain
mon returned yesterday, after success
fCl and rather adventurous trip. After
8 ride Of 900 miles in q stage coach ne
reached an agency where the negotia-
lions were to be conducted, The braves
were on hand 10 receive him. Al the
first meeting the Indians were anything
but friendly. They bran dished their
weapons and talked in menscin9 strain
The commissioners began to feel little
uneasy. McCammon soon found the
cause Of the bcsiile behavior 10 lie in the
belief Of the Indians, due TO false repor
OF inter eJted white settlers, that the com
missioners had come to rob them of their
lands. McCsmmon made haste to die
abuse them of such erroneous views Of
his mission and explained tue object OF
his visit, which was TO pay them fair
price to be mutually agreed upon for the
lands. This statement pscifed the braves
and they left the commissioners to treat
with their chiefs. At first the chiefs de-
msnded 81 100000 for their land, but
they evidently had no conception OF the
vAlse of money, and readily consented
TO take $4,000.
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WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

NHE PR0PRIETORS TAKE PLEASURE
L in announcing to the public that they
have remoddled and reftted the Hotel.
The Dining Rooms are spacious and the best
Of Meals will be served night and day:
Single Meals, SOC.
Hot Lunches las per card,l 25c.
Rooms and Board, $50 to 81 per day, $40 to
SI2 per week
Board, ST per week.
Tie Bar has been removed to the north Of
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the &C ommOdation of guests, and is now
oPen. A, PODLECH g. CO.
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Produce.

Chicago, Wheat higher, regular
100, Sept. 9S11, Oct. "a, Nov spring and
winter LOG; coEn lower 58N@X cash,
Sept. $50, Oct. 581s, Nov; oats lower
BIZ cssh, Oct. 81, Nov. rye 581l;
barley frmer 861z; whiskey ll9; pork
higher Il 52% cash, Oct. 2O95 Nov
lard higher 1915 cash Oct. Y 80 Nov.
Milwaukee, Z9.-Wheat quiet, steadie1
90 cash, Sept. 81, Oct 9375; Nov corn
inactive SO; cats dull 2I5s; rye tame 81;
barley stronger.
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BiddeSord, Me-, o. The shoe man
ufacturers here and in Saco. at meet
ing East night, resolved ihSt they could
not pay the prevailing prices and de-
cided IN q general lockout.
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Anol Ter Disagreement.

Philadelphia, 29.-The jury in the star
route prosecutions in the United States
district court reported this m 1rning that
they had been unable to sgree upon
verdict.