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The Evening critic., 1882-01-03
THE EVENING CRITIC.
MAChIMEY MorIoN.
beIA AbLlSHhD AUGUST 'sds.
The An or tho oMciai y NccutiOucr
swinging 0miuousiy in tbe Air.

The Az or the omciai Nccutioncr
Swinging 0miuousiy in the Air.
The machinery Of the national and local
governments was set in motion again
today, and the holiday pastimes and pleas
uics are memories of the past. In the De-
partmcnts, clerks resumed their regular
duties and the hotel registers indicate The
rapid return OF Congressman to start M
the legislative machine again in few days.
The rev year presents II programme of
much work ahead, great deal of it being
Of an interesting character and in all
matters activity is pgomisol.
Asa preface TO all this however, reor.
pauization of forces in all the Departments
is predicted, and the swinging AK of the
rSecutioner, IL is said, will strike the pres.
mt board of District commissioners as well
Ms the officials of Treasury, post-ofce
state, and interior Departments.
In the Treasury ~ new assistant sccre-
tary, chief clerk, and several chiefs of
divisions, are said TO he contemplated.
The rost-olice Department will be
wceded of certain ancient droues aud re-
placed by young blood energy aud vigor
and in the interior Department the decapi.
tatUr will make sad havoc among the fossil
class, which will extend to the Patent
Office and Indian service.
At the Capitol, TOO, the executioners
scytiie is being whetted for fatal work,
and pail of gloom has settled
over various employees in that structure,
particularly on the Senate side. 1t is said
that clean sweep will be made in tue
Secretary and Clerks offices between now
and the 18th instant. Elsewhere the air
is full of foreboding rllmors, and the era Of
misery and unhappiness for the Office
holder has practically set in.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
J. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST,
AND THEoNLY LINE BETWEEN


AND THEoNI.Y LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST, AND THE WEST,
pouBLE TRACK! -JNSNEY courLERi
Schedule to take effect Sunday, Nov. 20. 1851.
a. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON:
t2.s5-CHIcAG' ,CIScIN SArI ASDST LOUIS Fast
600 Bal,Inore, Ellicot city and Way stations.
mont; strasbnrg, Winchester, Hagsrst0wD
7.45-BaTTiIoRE ExPRE Ess.
s1o-Pont of Rocks and Way Stations.
S15-PHILADELPHIA, NEW YoHK aud BOSTON
70 tninkss; Parior cars to New \ 1or%' ,co,,
meets for Hagerstown and at Point oi Hocss
for Frederick.
100 -nAlriSoRE ExrRrss. stops at Hyatts-
vine, College Beltsville. Laurel, Annapolis
Junction, Jessup's and Hanover.
no. o.4o-PITTsBuReH. CHICAGO, CTSCINSATt and
-. LOUIS EXPRESS.
1910 Baltimore, Ellicot CITY, Annapolis and Way
y 2e-on sunday Only, for Baltimore and Way.
E--EALTINaRE EXPRESS
2.tO-BAITlNoRE ENTRIES.
t3.oo,BALTIMoRE PHILADELpHh ana NEW
sso-Baltmore and Way Stations. Winchester.
Frederick, Hagefsiown and Way, via Re-
4.ao-BAITIMogE HYArTsvlLLE AND LArRFr.
ENrRess, Frederick via Relay. stops at
- 4.4o-Banimorc, nnapolis ard Way Stations
t4.4e-r9int Of Rocks Frederick, Haeerstown,
t" Point Of Rocks @ aid M Way Stations omiS.J
10 6.46-BALTIHoEE EMPRESS. (MartiEsbupg and
Way, via Relay stops at HyattsviIle and
Ianrel)
e.O6-- Point OF Rocks aud Way Stations.
t6.4b- Baltimore and Way Stations.
7.iC-BALTIMoRE, HYATTsNILI.E and LAUREL
tXpHkss.
ia lo-PiTTsBuReH, CLEvrLASD and DETROIT
l.hIRISS.
IS. e.3t-pHILhDAL LPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
ia PRESS. Sleeping cars to New YORK.
te.51-t CHICAGO, CISC1NSATI, and ST. LOUIS
BNpHfsS.
1000 BALTIMORE, HYATrsVtLIE, and lAuREE.
IAIHiss. Stops on signal or 10 let Oh pas
sengelS at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
italy. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily ex-
ccpt sunday.
An trains from Washington stop at Relay sta
tiOn.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
ONO Ticket Offices, Washington station ana 6lg
and IHh Penna. avenue, cor OF lith street. where
orders viii be taken Il baggage TO he checked nd
received AT any point II, the city.
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consideration.

Austin tIeNas) Slltlngs.
Some people, when they are tight are
yery considerate. Not long since Gas De
Smith being under the influence Of a din
ncr party, called at the residence of Col.
McSpillkins on Austin avenue.
''ish Col. McSpillkns IN! want Ter shee
him on portant biznish."
Yes sah, responded the dusky nIen-
ial.
"Sho hee'h in is he? Well, eff heesh in
never mind disturbin him on my agsluny.
III call again shom day when heesh out"
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Wall Paper. window CSrDices ana
shades.
pictures, frames, Nc., in great var.e. y
w. HI. NeerhOh's store, 90 Seventh str,

VICiufts, Iramrs, Nc,, m lIriit Nlfo.N 40
W. HI. Noerhoh's store, Hl6 Seventh street.
Mr.. Hannibal Hamlin viii doubtless
maintain at Madrid all the traditions Of
Republican simplicity. A friend who
called upon him in Bangor Just before his
departure, describes him as opening his
own front door to his visitors aud as being
plainly, even shabbily dressed evidently
IN the same clothes in which he had worked
IN his garden all day The very bouts of a
dandy clerk in government office WlG!d
cost as mach as the oniiie 0atiit Wlicl tlh
American minister to Spain wore tina.
evening
Down in Southern Illinois they blni
(HiEn-en'.
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700 LAYE 10 CLASSIFY.


INOR SAI1.-InEAP; A FINE AoCNf
II suUnd-lrot'iur EurAe; color, baeS; Ctu lG0.
In minutes, uWutr ltHNing tu,Nu has o. iisV for
hin. Inquire 40 ClIAMBEKs llNEBN
STA BIZ on 4 dItci n. We, 80 I2i1. lli iF
NUANTED- SITUATION IS SALOON OR
w restaurant Address l2i / street %. N., q.
II. MALkhN lt
IIOR RENT Two NICELY FURNISHED
Il roons ol, tine iirsl hour Including h'u ati
Las; modern impruNe NeMeuts; at a very luW rate.
Inquire ~ inlt f'uhs'reet %. So. I'iaf
NyTANrEn-AN OFFlCE BOY; Nr-r
w Wr'rg good hand. can ou on address il
own haHoW ritnl, stating where Lass emrlov,i
hest difference required, E. $ dAEFNAN a co.,
ilH Ma'k kc SPACE.
IvOR RENT-TtNO SIIrS uF HUlN-; US
II furnished for housekeeping. 49,. u steett %.
w. lai'ft
yTAAfEp-A WHlfE Boy, ABOUT ~
w Vtsts Old, 10 take care oia horse a4t 90
lei WORK about the blouse: GOOD home; mpapfaiv
wages com" recommended. 1909 Niuritelili
street A. ~ idiat
A OsT- SUNDAY. Isr. ON THE ROAD
\ near iifHW0tN inns'if IS, a hlitrE aHd Tan
lAttsIeT Hof1 isa on - collar with lax A'taete
M il7. A .itttai r"W"rdriVsn lfreiarnsh " y %.
80 siresi =. "A. ia -
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Real Estate Transfers.

J. w. Starr to p. j. D9nohue for $50,
lot 10, subdivision lot A, square i0l.
A. j. Pardon TO the District of Columbia,
for $40, lot :, block II, Meridian Hill.
Lewis Porter TO Antoinette De Silver, for
$3.50, lot 5-of s,lb-lots, square 400.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03
PILES! PILES! PILES!


Sure Cure FOR Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
aud liberated Piles has been discovered by
Dr.. william ian Indian remedy, called Dr..
Williams Indian Ointment. single box has
cured the worst chroniccases Of % or 30 years
standing. No one need suffer five minutes
after applying this lswonderful soothing medl
cine. Lotions, instruments and olectuafies do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tunlors allays mo intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm in
bed, acts as poultice, gives instant and pain
less relief, aud IS prepared only ion Piles, itih
ing Of the private parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. VI. Connberry, Of Cleve-
land, says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment ~ have used scores OF Pile Cares,
and It affords me pleasure 10 say that have
never found anything which gave me sJch i'm
mediate and permanent relief as Dr.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment"
For sale by all druggists on mailed onresoipt
Of price, 81 90.
HENRY a. CO., PrnD'rs,
CLEVELAND, q.
STOTT Il CROMWELL, $50 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, u. d, General Agents.
deCs-thdn.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03
",,dcrncy Ds.,y wagons.

Fresh Aldomey butter, churncd every
morning aud delivered in : pound "Ward
Cream ljc. pint.
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RAILROADS.
1881 TIE GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NO.TH, WEST AND SOuTHWFST,

~ THE NUETH, NESI AND SVUGHNfsT.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
Splendid scenery Magnificent Equipment
IN ErFrtr DEtFWnTa Is, 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. iiom station
corner of sixth and u streets.
For, Piusburg end ibe West chicago Limited
ENpr,ss of Pullman Hotel aud Sleeping Cars
~ lW,u ~ ~. dallN FAst llnc lV'pa. ~; daily
with stepping cars from Harrisburg to Cincin-
IA. daily. with Palace Car TO lttshurl and
BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canandapua, Rochester, Buffalo. Magma
at 5 q. IN. daily except sunday; 9i0 y. ~. daily
except saturday with Palace cars TO Canan-
For Willsmsport, Lock Haven and Elmlra at
iSoo a; m. daily, except sunday.
For N,w York and the East. s.0O "a. M, 1000 q. M
zoo, 1000 and l0.lh y. M. on sunday, 40, i0la
snd oiS & =; M M Limited Express Of rglim""
For Brooklyn, n. y. all ihrongh trains connect at
Jersey CITY with boats Of BrQoklyn Annex, ar
fording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double ierriaee across New orr city
For phiisdslphia, m 500 a. ~, lnooa M; 80 40
lO.uO and lnl5 p m. On sunday at Zen, a,ip
nooand iol5 p IN. Limited Express. $40 u. IN,
daily, except sunday
Tor baltimore, $40, 500 800, 1000 a. m., and aoo,
420, 40, $40 7S0, 1900 and lo.15 y. m. On sun
day, 500 1ooOa. M Zoo, 5.4J, '.5o 1000 and toi5
For Pope's Creek Line, $40 a. M. ard 40 p. nj.
daily, except sunday
hAiIWAY AND ,ALEXA NDRlA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Aexandria, 6.:N 40, 9.2n lilo aud li.s0 q. n
40. 500, $40 $40 and ll.so p. m. On sunday
For Ricbmond ana the south. $50 and mo a. IN.
daily, ard p' m daily, eXcepi sunday
Sd3, ana lO.0Oa. m. l.l0, 800 800. 100 and 800
r m, and l2oQmidnight, ON Sunday at Eos, s.j3
and 10. n. M; 200 aud A.0j p. m.
Tickets and Information At the office. north
east corner OF thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
LETT Tor the checking fbaggage todestination nom
hOielshnd residences.
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WAR; pIH.p.

PAYNE StBlNE.--At the church NJ The
rlausiiGuration, New York city. by Rev. Dr.
Hughton, On December %, 1881. at ~ m,
Marian Wadsworih, daughter Of Adilie W. and
the late Major George W. sabine, OF Eastport,
Me, 10 Fred. A. Payne, of Albany, NY.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03
STEAMBOATS,.

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
FoRl REsS MONROE, PlNkY II
POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT. -
Connecting al Norfolk with the Boston steamers.
steamer GEORGE LEARN on TUESDAYS,
tn DAYS and SATURDAYS at y. N.
fall aud Winter Arrangements, beginning Oct. }.
Firstclass Fare to Norfolk and Fortress Non
Ihfa,s... y "
SeCond-C lass Fare to Norfolk ana r. Monroe, 80
iirsi-class Fare TO Piney Point and Point Look
our "
Second-ca,s 20 Piney Polnt and Point Look
on 80
llCkels and slaieTOums Tor sale and iniorma-
ton furnishCd al T. W. Reeds Sous i3lG street
northwest, u. a q. TickCt Onicc, 1851 peTna. ave
nue.; IT, Marc HoteltOuse's Cigar slnIds At priIi-
cinal HOtes; ". H. PoiRlnhnrp, newt 20 CITY Post
Office; ana al COmpany,s Office, 7th-sireet wharf.
bEOIGE MArlG NGLN,
WI. p. WEIGH Agent oc,i
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Echoes from the scaaaid.

Only Dis. Gray and Kempster, of the
expert corps, were present.
Dr. Gray say : one cannot tell the motives
OF men by their acts.
The Hon. Mr.. Spear, Of Georgia, was the
only N. G. present at the trial to-day.
Mr.. Sc0,ille is very emotional. His
spirits1i,e and fall rapidly.
The prisoner was very busy reading the
newspapers during the morning session.
Tie appearance of Mr.. Reed in court to
day is evidence that the defense has pre-
Ialcd the Arguments TO be submitted
10 the court on prayers to be
presented when the evidence is AL
IN, the Court having announced that points
at law in these petitions must be preientei
in writing at the time of making moves
All of the attorneys for the prosecution
were present also.
IL IS great thing to begin a yeag that
Las nothing 0minOus abouJ it. ls Is also
great thing to have passed through Il yelr
which had ~ good deal that was omiuoIs
about is. Though the iilmDus prophecy
ItpaIdng 1851 was bogus, yet thai date
was undoniably one insVhicl Jwo eisAth,
backed np against edth other aud tWJ oasi
Lankod them II is only once in 10 years
that this sinister jus Imposition Of numerals
happens, and wheu u does happen 10 w0r-
liesa smaller or larger portion a. the
human race. Besides, lnok ing at this 1891
again, from < is z, qua less IS 1--twl
tnnjuuclions Of a Gdialstjc uumbef. Bat
row tEag the year has passed, anl the
world still exists, ana none 0f the twelve.
months numerous comets pitched into our
planet, and even ito great eyents s-thn
t.ar's death, the Irish rebellion, the con-
quest of Perm, the muldtldin1ui disl,tsrs
on land and sea, and the murder of GarllolG
have not jorped This terrestrial hall of
ours hairshroadth ont OF iti orbit W.
tan trist the Oil globe more impiicitly
hereafter 10 20 It's ways. Tine hgurei Is 81
have nothing mysterious about them and
40 twisting can make them suipieiDlB.
Vet may not their events eclipse in mlgni
tuhe even tUO,c Of l--lY
stone bridge 10 be built ~ Mmueaaoiis
lids fair 10 become Gne OF The notable strua-
tunes Of The world, lt will consist OF siN-
teen 10 feet spans aud iour 100 feet spals,
and. including the shore pieces, will hpye a
total length Of 1900 feet. ~ will support
two railway tracks at q height OF over
siAiy feet above the water, and viii run
diaronalil across the fiyar below ~. An
gEonys Falls. Inc cost is .t1timasel a.
nearly S500,O00.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03

Postmaster ;enerid Howe dsliuel his
qualifications for his new office in these re.
marks TO a Chicago interviewer "a have
determined that. as a fundamental priu f.
pie / will use whatever money Congress
gives me 10 make the postal service aa el-
icient as possible 10 sldll be my aim not
to spend more money than Is Appropriated
for the use Of mv department Wait the
minuliH Of my work have no acquainC.
ancc. While ! was h the seuato the Pos
tai department Committee wa, one of the
Few important committees on which did
not serve, am not no ai Gmil lar witn
the history Of the star Route pro 'ecut tioa,.
! have paid no attention 20 the reports 0f
the cases as they have run through the
PAPERS
he uses Of paper are hce)ming almost
Infinite. The Chinese aud Japanese make
sewers out of IL. The best car wheels are
nov commonly composed lf mewhas
similar preparation, and il has heen decided
TO g,o il sor the covering OF the colossal
dome Of tGe new pa.ais le Justice in
Brussels, which is Iapi3ly approaching
vonplction.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03
LIRERY STkRkES.
Nest End advertisements.

PAINTS, OILS GLA5 A55.
4c.at manufacturers prices 40
d. SHANAHAN'S 1919 Penna. Ave.
s"pl2
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R. ]. kSHBY'S ANTIQUARIAN BOOK STORE

1903 Prnna. ave. neas Cqfcoran Art Gallery.
Books Gld al Rare. ia English, French ana Ncl-
man. tiRtULA1lNG LIBRARY. se2s
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DAILY GLOBE MORNING. DECEMBER s. 1882

far advanced, and in the streets they
found large crowds returning home past
the public buildings, the clubs, aud many
private mansions already illuminated.
Washington Irving was quite right III
saying that Spain is the land of contrasts.
and no better illustration can be found of
that fact than the two events that occupied
the attention of the Inhabitants of Madrid
to-day. The birth of a princess did not
excite half SO much interest in the multi
tude strolling through our streets on fine
autumn afternoon as did, for instance, the
imposing funeral procession Of Senior
Figuero, man who had been the popular
hero of their revolutionary epoch with
Prim, with Rivero, with CASTELAR,, with
Salmeron, and other great chiefs of the
Spanish democracy. Thousands and thou
sands of Madrilenos had gathered along
the fine Recoletos drive and near the Buen
Rebiro gardens, on the splendid esplanade
of the Prado. to see the hearse drawn by
six noble horses, and lit orally covered with
crowns and other in memcrium tokens of
regard from every shade of Spanish re-
publicanism. This funeral was followed
by about 5000 persons of the middle and
lower classes, and it included representa-
tives of the bar, of journalism, of the world
of letters, OF the tradesmen, and working
classes, among whom you find in this coun-
try most of the adopts of Republican, sm.
Spanish Democrats for once forgot their
divisions to mingle in one manifestation
of respect for a leader who, despite his &C.
centricities and despite his very radical
ideas in politics and in religious matters,
was esteemed by foes and friends as
statesman. and never swerved from his
Republican convictions in q country where
golden rewards always await political
apostasy. With the death of Figueras the
lead Of the federal Republicans devolved
entirely upon Senior Ply Margal, whose in
fuence is greater than that of CASTELAR, Or
Ruiz Gorilla upon the working classes and
upon the middle class, who are as much
opposed to the mild ideas Of Senior Caste
lar and to his theory of evolution and legal
propaganda as they are to the monarcical
institutions of the restor alton.
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FINANCE 6 COMMERCE..
Board of Trade.
ST.. PAUL Dec. 5. ISIS

ST. PAUL, Dec. 5, 1882.
There is no Improvement to. be noted in
The markets as they appeared yesterday on
the board of trade. Wheat was dull, corn
lifeless, oats unchanged, barley was dull
and quiet, and rye quiet. The following
are the quotations:
WBEAT-No. hard, Slol asked; No. L
95c asked: No. 9 hard, 95c asked; No. 9
S9c bid. 90c asked: Nc. B, 75c bid: SIC
asked; Ne. (, 65c bid; rejected, 55c.
CoGN-New, 80 TO 60o.
OArs-No- 2, mixed. 35c bid, 351se
asked: Dec, 33c bid; jan, sc bid; May,
SOC hid; No. 5. mixed, 3411ac asked: no. 2
white. 80 2c bid, SIC asked.
BARLEI-No. ., zoe bid; No. 8 extra, SOC
bid: No. g. 43c bid.
RYE-No. 9, 80 to 52c bid.
GROUND KEBD-$26 asked.
BALED HAY-SS bid, $3.50 asked.
DRESSED HoGs-$7 bid, $40 asked.
FLAX SEED-$1 bid.
TIMoTHY-S1.40 bid.
Po~AToEs-45c.
Sales-Two cars No. mixed cats, 35c;
four cars baied hay,SS.50; one car timothy
hay, SO: two dressed hogs, 81.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-05

London World
No enc can doubt that the example OF
the prince and priGcess CT Wales has done
much TO increase the popularity of the
play and even to elevate the play house
Where royal rersonages go ordinary men
and women VIII follow in herds. The in
stinct may be despised or denounced, but
it is inevitable. 1t is as much an elsment
in the English character as the love OF
country or the devotion to the throne. The
prince and princess, like other members of
their family, are assiduous play-goers, and
they have caused-as it was certain from
the first would be the case-the love of the
stage to strike its roots deep and to ex-
tend them widely. 1t might, perhaps, be
possible to detect in the thoroughly repre-
sentative character which the theater has
gained the cause of a good deal of that
minute realism that stamps the Robertso-
MAN drama. The multitude, whether it be
low-born or high-born, will always take
more interest in London drawing room
than in medieval palace. But the adj
vantage, represented by this growing init
macy between all sections of the English
public and the stage, more than compen-
SdtCS ltStlC OCdW DuCkS. real OF 1m-
sginary. The mere fact that there is no
order of our national society of which
specimens are not to be seen in the thea
ter is ct least & security that, whether the
art be good or bad, the morality will not
be below the general standard of the day.
The coercive force Of public opinion is a
direct pro6nc5 of Numbers. Wherever a
crowd Of men anu women is assembled a
sentiment more or less wholesome will i'm
mediately assert itself. Even if the direct
personal influence of the heir apparent and
his copsort and Of the other princes and
| princesses of the blood royal had not been
instrumental in producing some percepti
BILE elevation of tone, that effect must, il
the nature of things, have been brough
| about by the constantly increasing crowds
| hat have followed in their train.
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Il Curious Place in Kansas.
jLeavenwOrth Times.1


". ". Wells, the scout. came up from
Sheridan's Roost yesterday. Said he: ''The
cattle thieves have full swing; and there's
no use talking, they have the backing
and it won't do for any few men to try to
recover stolen COWS in our section. The
headquarters of the gang is on Red river
and some of the wealthiest men of the
country are hackers. You would be sur.
prised if I'd tell you the names of some
l know. There is nest near the Roost
where large quantity of stolen cattle
stands guarded by the rifles of as deadliel
set of devils as ever fed on gunpowder
1 went down there some time ago, for
knew John Volz had missed some cattle
and knew they we're there. I got out OF
the nest at the point of a gun barrel, and
if I hadn't had a good man with me
never would have escaped alive. The cat.
tie are there, but nobody dares touch
them"
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was suddenly depressed by reported dispatch
In regard to the supposed cutting Of rates on the
Gould roads. Mr.. Gould is reported to have
said, late this afternoon, that there no truth
in the report, the dispatch referred to having
been received from General Manager Olds, and
that there was no cutting and would be no cut
ing OF rates on his road. 1t seems, therefore,
the whole thing was concocted to break the
market.
MINING STOCKS.
Mining stocks very dull; Robinson Consoli-
dated 1870, Horn Silver 525955o, Independence
20, Consolidated Virginia So, Little Pittsburgh
SIS and Stormont so. California declined to g
cents. Sales FOR the day 67,650 shares.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares;
$500 Canada Southern; 1900 Central Pacific;
$4,000 Delaware. Lackawanna & Western;
10000 Denver & Rio Grande; COCO Erie; 1900
Kansas & Texas; 1850 Lake Shore; 5000 Louis
vile & Nashville; 1900 Michigan Central;
10000 Missouri Pacific; 1900 Northwestern;
$4,000 N. J. Central; $4,000 Northern Pacific;
$4,000 Heading; $4,000 Chicago, Milwaukee d
st. Paul; 10000 Chicago, St. Paul, Min
neapolis & Omaha: II 600 Texas Pacific; $4,000
Union Pacific; 1900 Wabash, St. Louis & Pa
cife; 1890 Western Union Telegraph; $500
Oregon Transcontinental; 2,i00 Minneapolis
& st. Louis.
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WEALTH

DR.. e. C. Vests nerve and brain treatment, a
specific for hysteria, dizziness, commissions,
nervous headache, mental depression, loss of
memory, premature old age, caused by over
exertion or over-indulgence, which leads to mis-
cry, decay and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Each bog contains one months treat
meut. One dollar box or six boxes for five
dollars, sent by mail prepaid receipt OF price.
We guarantee SIX boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by us for six boxes, accom-
panied with five dollars, we will send the puI-
chaser our written guarantee TO return the money
if the treatment does not effect cure. Guar
antees issued only by Lambie & Co., corner
Third and Wahashaw streets, ST. Paul, Mimi.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.