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THE STRIKE NOT ABANDONED
A NEW YORK REPORT NOT SUSTAINED
OHIO LIQUOR DEALERS CONVENTION
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PILGRIMAGE
INDIANA BANKS IN TROUBLE.
MURDER IN BALTIMORE TODAY.
The Strike Stfll Goes On.

The Strike StfIl Goes On.
NEW YORK REPORT THAT IT WAS DETERMINED Lksr
MONT 10 ABANDON II.
NEW YORK, August l0.-It Is stated, on good au-
this morning that the striking telegraphers
last night practically decided to abandon the
strike.
WHAT THB WESTERN UNION PEOPLE SAT-.
NEW YORK, August 10-Superintendent Hum
stone, OF the Western Union telegraph company
said this morning that the wires had not been dis
tur0ed during the night. ana that they were all
working satisfactorily. One or two city wires, he
said, were not working, but whether this Interrupt
tion was caused by cutting or by some accident he
could not tell. Two operators returned to work
this morning, and several applicants have been
rejected. Mr.. HumStOne also said that the strike
gave them an opportunity OF fll!ng the vacant
places with men,of better grade than those who
went out. Many were then getting more than
they were worth and did not fill their places ac-
ceptably. The company only wanted the best
men now. He also said til at although 1t had be en-
reported that the strikers had voted 20 on with
the fight at their meeting yesterday he had been
informed that the leaders had begun to lose cour-
age and had told the men to make what arrange
mentS they could as the "Jig was up.n However
he could not vouch for the truth OF the story.
THIS DOES NOT LOOK LIKE THE END OF THE STRIKE
At the headquarters OF the strikers, the commit
tee, consisting OF Messrs. O'Connor, Campbell and
Or, was In session all morning. They had little
to say In regard to the strike, but expressed them
selves as we'll satisfied with the condition OF ar-
fairs. They confidently believed in the ultimate
success OF the strike, and thought the telegraph
companies were resOrting to every eXpedient to
conceal their real condition
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Muf00r In BAIlfmOrC.
FATAL RESULT OF A BAR ROOM ROW.

BALTIMORE, August 10-A bar room row oc-
CURED after midnight in the saloon OF ,rnard
McNally 10 the northeastern section OF this city,
fight In front OF the saloon. Carr was stabbed
to the heart with an ice pick and instantly killed.
McNally was arrested, and is held TO await the
result OF corOner's 1nQusIton. A year ago last
4th Of July Carr while firing pistol on the street,
Shot and killed woman who was looking from O
window of her house. He was subsequently shot
by policeman while resisting arrest, but was
not seriously hurt.
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BASE BALL-The Post ONCE department nine
and the nine OF the Washington Operatic Assocla-
ton played game Of bail yesterday afternoon
for the beneflt OF the telegraph strikers The p
o. D. nine won by a score Of il to s. The Waverys
defeated the Alexandria nine in Alexandria yes
terday by score Of 10 tOG
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SILESi Silks Su.

Cheapest awns IN Washington Beautiful Pacific
4Awn hnest quality, actual value l24c reduced to &C.
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CHICAGO, August l0-The city council last night,
after an angry discussion. Indefinitely postponed
action on the ordinance fixing the price Of saloon
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MANCHESTER MARKET

MANCHESTER NAKKkT.
LONDON, August 10-The Manchester Guardian,
in its commercial article says: The market for
yarns and fabrics is very nat But little business
Is dOiEQ.
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CLOSING Our SUMNER UsDERsHrnrs.

30 Cent Gauze Shirts, for 81.
All styles finest Linen Collars 81. 80 PEI Dozen
finest i-ply Linen uffs. Is cts. pair.
Ilne t-pIy Linen uffs, 90 cts pair.
Good SFspelders for Is cts. a pair.
SuInmcr Neck Wear almost given away
klx Zine Dress Shirts made TO order for SC, At
MEGINNISS',
,e29 1902 street northwest.
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THE ZOLLvRREIN.

LONDON, August I0-The Exchange Telegral
Co. announces that the senate or Bremen has CO
cluded q convention with the German g0vernme
providing for the entry OF that city into the 70
verein.
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LONDON. August 10-Most Rev. Michael LOgue,
bishop OF Raphoe IN letter states that the people
crisis OF Distress having been saved chiefly By the
charity OF the Irsh people throughout the world.
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Cheapest iks in Washington. Colora1 silks 51c
Isncy ~ ks 3s54c. Heavy Gro Grain Black silks "a
0uced from 81. 80 down to 81.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

MARKET SPACE.
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y. L. bdUCUVK,
charge Of the fifth lighthouse district, has sub
mitted his annual report to Admiral Rowan, chair
man OF the lighthouse board. He describes the
condition of the service in detail, and says 1t was
intended to construct range lights at the mouth If
the POtcmac river as provided by Congress, but
The appropriation being too small a screw pile
llg ut was erected, which wOuN serve the purpose
sea at Cape Charles Nd is endangering the safety
or the lighthouse at that point. Since 1867 three
hundred feet OF land have been washed away. and
the water line Is now within three hundred feet of
the town. The water line has been advancing at
the rate OF tbrtygeet year, and unless the inva-
sion Is arrested the light will have to DO aban-
dOned In few years. syst m Of Jetties, costing
about $4,000, Is recommended to protect the light
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The FIRST CIVIL SERVICE LETTER CARRIER
Postmaster Conger has appointed Chas X. Allen
as substitute letter-carrter. Mr.. Aliens name
was taken from the ''l1St OF eliRibles" furnished
oy the recent civil service exaination, and he Is
the first man appointed IN the city post Office
under the civil service law.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
"Conqueror OF all LIfe,s woes.v


Mrs. A. w. Rowland, of Providence, r. L.,
says:
"DeeIning it my duty to suffering human
ity to inform all who may be afflicted as
have been, of the safe and sure Remedy,
which, by the blessing of a kind Provi-
dence, has restored me TO health, with deep
gratitude l wish to acknowledge the great
benefits that | have received from the use
of the most valuable medicine that / have
ever seen. During the past three years
have been afflicted with Kidney disease, ac-
companied by the severe aches, intense pains,
weakness, and prostration attending this
dreadful disease. tried many kinds of med
icines, including physicians prescriptions,
without obtaining permanent relief.
" A few weeks ago friend persuaded me
to try Hunts Remedy; and, after using only
half bottle, | was relieved of the severe
pains in my back, and continued the use of
the Remedy until l am we'll again and |
now can take long walks without being tired
and have an excellent appetite, sleep we'll,
and am rid of all those and pains from which
| suffered so long. | most chcerfully recon-
mend Hunts Remedy as n safe and reliable
cure for Kidney disease and it is the only
medicine | have ever found that does exactly
what ii is advertised to do.
"'Praisc the bridge that carries you over
safely and that to many an ailing one has
been Hunts Remedy,a bridge which has taken
them from what seemed fatal sickness to
blooming health
I'VE are all strong enough to indure the
mistortunes of others. But, if their misfortune
is sickness, IL costs nothing to tell them of the
great medicine, Hunts Remedy"
National Republican., 1883-06-14
Miss Carter'a Funeral.

The funeral of Miss Virginia Carter took
place yesterday afternoon from the Ascension
church. Services were conducted by Rev. DIR
Elliott, assisted by Rev. Mr. Ingle. The caske
in which the romans reposed was surmounted
by broken column of flowers, on which wal
imprinted in immortelles the word "Rest.'
A cross and crown rested on tho casket, and
other floral favors were offered in loving re.
membrance of the dead. Interment was hac
in Glenwood.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
The Great Lottery Anucondn.

publication being circulated by rival Lot
terry Company, which having swallowed the
State of Louisiana and n former Post Office
administration, now desire TO down all oppo-
sition and swallow the World. The old re-
liable Commonwealth Distribution Company
will still live in spite of such blackmailers.
The only legal honest single number Lottery
in the World. $4,000 for only 50. 1860
prizes, amounting to Sl12 400 tobe distributed
in Louisville, Ky, Saturday, June Both, 1883
Address all orders to X. NJ. Boardman, Courier
Journal Building, Louisville Ky. [ddrt
National Republican., 1883-06-14
RalIroad NIen nnd TeIegraph Operators.

Nomore honest and hard working class of
people than these, yet they are generally
poorly paid, They have a great chance to
secure a fortune by purchasing ticket which
SlOOl IN the Commonwealth Distribution Co. %
next grand Drawing, to be held in Louisville
ky., June 3Oth, 1888. Grand capital prize of
$4,000; grand prize of $4,000; / prize of
5000; 1860 prizes amounting to $l12, 400
Send your orders TO r. NJ. Boardman, Louis
vile, KY. adrt
National Republican., 1883-06-14

quested to bring pound of something appro-
pirate for the store room. Vehicles will
leave the terminus of the street railway on
Bridge street at 4, at s, and 6 o'clock, to take
visitors to the home and return. If the
weather is stormy the first clear day will be
selected for the party.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
FOR sUPPLIEs. &c.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHISGToN, June II, lSS3
Sealed proposals will be received ut the Office as
above until IL O'Clock noon THURSDAY, JUNE
TWENrY-FIRN'l, Tor furnishing supplies, comprs-
ing Stationery, School Books, Furniture, Hardw
Groceries, Dry Goods, Forage Fuel Sewer Pine b.
s. Curbing, &C.. to the various branches Of the dis.
Information, samples. and blanks will be furnished
upon application at room II, Morrison building -Four.
and d-a.haf street.
BY order OF the Engineer Commissioner D. C.
i. o. BECKETT
jel2-W Property Clerk.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
Startling NYeaLsness.

General aud Nervous Debility, Impaired
Memory, Lack of Scli-confdence, Premature
Loss of Manly Nigor and Powers, are common
results of excessive indulgence or youthful
indiscretons and pernicious solitary prac-
tices. Victims whose manhood has thus been
wrecked by solf-abuse should address, with
three letter stamps for large illustrated treat
ise giving means of perfect cure, Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
DRoPosALs FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP.
l. PLIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
June II, 1sSa.
Sealed proposals will be recelv ed at this
until IL O'Clock noon TUESDAY, June 26 1888 for fur
nlshng miscellaneous supplies consisting of hrooms
brushes, soaps towels DC. &c, for the War Depart
ment and It's Bureaus In Washington. during the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1854.
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with Instruct
this Department W
Bids VIII be considered on each item separately.
Proposals must be addressed to tic SECRETARY of
War indorsed on the outside of the envelope, " Pro.
posals for Miscellaneous Supplies"
ROBERT r. LINCOLN
Jel36 Secretary of War
National Republican., 1883-06-14
Report OF the Washington Kindergarten
UniOn.


Union.
The usual monthly meeting of this society
took place last evening in st. Georges hall.
The finances of the society were reported to
be in excellent condition, there being nearly
sufficient means on hand to pay all expenses
to its close, without touching the $66 in bank
toward its continuance next autumn. At that
time more funds will be required An addi-
tional room will be required then for the use
of the nursery maids training school, and the
Free Pensoara kindergarten, which has had an
average of sixteen pupils since its opening
last February, ana twenty-four names on its
record The names of new subscribers are
as follows Mrs. w. II. Shock, Mrs. G. o..
Weed, Mrs. Emma Sheridan, Justice Samuel
Blatchford, Judge VIM. b. Smell, DIR. Mar.
mion, Sonor Don Fererica Emore, minister
from Peru; ID. NJ. Stevens, of the
de Gadey, Chlian legation; Marquis dalla
Vale, Italian legation; Count Carl Lewen-
haupt, legation of Sweden and Norway Senior
Don Francisco Barca, legation of Spain Mr..
de Boundcr, legation of Belgium; Senior Don
L. Dominquez, legation Argentine Republic /;
Baron Won Schaefia, legation of Austria and
Hungary Mr.. Theodore Roustan, French le-
cation Senor Don Romero, Mexican legation,
besides those of the diplomatic corps aud
chief justice of the supreme court reported
in the previous meeting. Several very en-
couraging letters from eminent persons had
been received by Mrs. Louise Pollock, the
president of the society. The report of the
society expressed the conviction that there
was no doubt that the merits of the kinder
Carton philosophy We're being recognized and
appreciated by those highest in rank and edu-
cation, and a moro general introduction was
not far distant.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
DRoPosALS FOR FIRE PROOF MODEL,
l. CASES FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF
TIE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING, WASHINGTON, ID. q.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF THE SECRU'rA

OFfICE OF THE SECRETAIlN,
WAsHINGToN ID. C., May 81 isSl
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this office until
II m on the 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1883 for building
In complete state, delivering. erecting, aud fitting in
place complete fory.six (or less numbeT) wrought
iron model for the furnishing OF The galleries Of
the reconstructed Model Halls of the United States
Patent Once Building, according to specifications
and drawings, which are open for inspection at the
achitects ohce Cluss 4 Schulze, Corcoran Building
Room 2l, where blank forms OF proposals, bonds
and any additional information may be obtained.
Proposals are to he made In the prescribed form
lndorsed Proposals for Model Cases" and addressed
TO the Secretlry of the Interior.
The DEPARTMENT reserves 10 itself the right 10 reject
any or all bids.
H. NJ. TELLER
Secretary.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
a Pound Party for the Poor ChiIdren's
Home.

The garden and pound party given to-
day by the managers Of the poor children's
country home, gives promise Of being an en-
'oyahle, as il certainly is truly charitable
affair, The home is located on the Pierce
mill road between Rock creek and Tennally-
town, and the party will last from four till
Q ght o'clock p. N. All participants are re-
National Republican., 1883-06-14

youself at half price Those odd pants on
our bargain counter. Eiseman Bros, cloth
iers and tailors, corner Seventh and E.
National Republican., 1883-06-14

EVERY druggist will tell you that Allen S
Brain food never fails to cure nervousness,
nervous debility, and restore strength TO the
weakened organs. At druggists.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
DRoPosALs FOR BLANKS, BLANK BOOKS
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

POsroEFICE DEPARTMENT
WAsHINGToS ID. @ June II, 1883
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Depart
ment until WEDNESDAY, the 27th day OF June,
1888, at ~ O'Clock for furnishing In such uuant.
ties and at such times they may be ordered ali the
blanks blank books, and printed matter TO be sun
piled TO postmasters by the Postmaster General or
used In his Department for the transaction OF the
Money Order business during period OF four years
commencing on the Sd day OF September, 1883.
Blank forms OF bids with samples of printed
blanks ana full specifications will be furnished upon
application to the superintendent of the Money Or
der System. Postoffice department Washington d.
C at whose onice samples of bound books may be
seen.
W. Q. GRESHAM,
jeil-m,th.2w Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
1)RoPosALs FOR ICE.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WAsHISGToS, June q, 1889.
Sealed proposals will be received until II o'clock
m. ONESDAY, June 20, 1888, for furnishing this
Department and Its several bureaus with daily sup.
ply Of for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1885,
Instructions TO bidders VIII be furnishad upon ap-
plication at superntendent's room,
jei2-it&w Acting secretary.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
qropOsals.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY,
WAsHIHaTOH, II. C., June ~, ISs3,
Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE of
the superintendent of the Building for furnishing sun
plies for the fiscal year ending June 80 1854
Awards Will he made for articles enumerated In
the following classes only to regular dpaers therein
viz: Ice Forage, Dry Goods Hardware Furniture
Lumber. All other items will be included in Glass
Miscellaneous Supplies and will be subject to open
competition.
Proposals will be received until noon and the bids
opened ut O'Clock p m. on the following dates;
lce-Monday. June rs.
Forage-Thursday, June 81.
Dry Goods-Monday, June D.
Hardware Tuesday, June 20.
Furniture-Wednesday, June ~,
Lumber-Thursday, June o.
Miscellaneous snpplies-Frday. June %
Schedules and additional particulars will be fur.
nshed upon application to the superintendent.
Tho Department reserves tho righL to reject any or
all bids aud to waive defects.
jeii.St Secretary.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
anofrtakrrs,
liso.

sIMoNs.-on June ~. at 10 o'clock p. M, Of scarlet
FEVER, ALBkHTA BLANCHE, only child OF Harry o..
ana L. Blanche Simons, aged 10 months and day.
Funeral will take place Thursday afternoon
Strictly private,
sroNE.-On June 49, 1859, at 7O5 O'Clock p. M, IsA-
BELLA GREEN SIoNE, youngest child OF Mary
FRANCES and the late William stone Jr, in the lIth
year Of her age.
Notice al funeral hereafter.
TAYLOR Tuesday, June A., 1858, at A:3o p, m,
ROBERT NJ son OF the late Robert Taylor, In the,
2Sth year OF his age
Funeral seIvlcSa at Epiphany Church. Thursday,
June II, at y. m. -
National Republican., 1883-06-14
SrttinI nniitts.

RSsys ALL PERSONS HOLDING NY RECEIPT
bosSs for claims against the Southern MARYLAND
them for immediate settlement as desire to close
up the trust
National Republican., 1883-06-14

DEDFoRD MINERAL SPRINGS,
ID OPENS ON THE 18TH OF JUNE.
Jason stockbridge, OF the Old Fountain and Guys
Hotel Baltimore, manager
Round,trip tickets TO be had at railroad Offices and
baggage checked through
Rooms may now be engaged by letter to
ANDERSON HEIRS
Bedford springs Pa.
Pamphlets and Bedford water at our general
agents, c. b, SHAFER, 1910 street.
National Republican., 1883-06-14
r EIGHToN HOTEL

"EALTH SEEKERS. nON"P SUMMER AT
IL the malarious seashore, but go to the elegant
hANITAhlUM mountain home Ion rest and out
door sports, and not he slave 10 iashion hest
eommodations on the continent for the money, ON
~ up per week. Address l.. A. 5HArrUCk, NJ. d.,
bloomsbury, Pa. je+mwe26t
National Republican., 1883-06-14
FRANK HUME. Trustee.
n15gJ- sTocKHoLDERs MEETING.

aCSFye DTNTlsT.--HowLAN DENTAL L. ASsO.
~ CIATION, No. 2ll Four-and-a d-a-half street.
three doors north OF Pennsylvania avenue east side
Herealler eNtractions under Nitrous oxide, without
pain VIII be 81 for the first tooth and so cents each ad.
ont gas, 10 cents each tooth. Best Artificial Teeth
made AZ per set. Gold and Amalgam Filings from
81 TO g. All work warranted first class. Have ad.
minstered Nitrous OSido to over 10000 patients Old
sets ofarinclal teeth repolishcd and made To iool
and feel like for s1.
National Republican., 1883-06-14

nEER PARK
- ON THE ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS.
300 FEEr ABOVE THE SEA '
Under the management of w. j. WALKER late ~
the Gllsey House, New York ~
The liberal and determined efforts of the r. a. n
II. X. Co. to make this wellknown aud popular hotel
the equal Of any summer resort IN the United States
~ point OF Size us well as grandeur, only be real
The capacity of DEER PARK for the season or
1888 Is greater than that OF any previous season. and
no expense has been considered where this already
Portable.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 26
No mosquitoes, no malaria; finest place for children
In the country. sure relief and cure for hay fever
first class Livery.
Rates-:a per day. si5 to SIS per week; $780, SIS, to
e9O per month.
All trains on the B, 4 Q. stop at Deer Park. Round
trip excursion tickets from all points on alle from
June L. good to October 81 Write for the neatest and
most artstic summer book OF the year-"On Noun
tain Top"
Special low rates made by the D; q O for transport.
ing horses and carriages To Deer Park and return in
cars specially adapted for the purpose.
Address all communications up TO June 20 tn W. j,
WALKER, Queen City Hotel, Cumberland Md:
amer that date, DEER PARK, Garrett County, Md
National Republican., 1883-06-14
Summer aesurts.

CT. CLAIR HOTEL,
> Martinsburg West Virginia
The largest, Leading, and Best Hotel In the Town
First class IN every respecti menu pKCellentt
wines, &c. choice; poll and carom Billiards; teie
graph operator In hotel Oiuce; pleasant comforta.
within two hours ride of Washington by d. ana o
II. r.. climate uneSceed for health or purity OF nir
terms low, and special monthly rates ARRANGED far
one or more persons. Address the Manager, w.
STEWART q wIsNER. owners. fiNNi'
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Rrdnbe.

fort Berr1, Sut., 26. RcOeubsr. -
Gin In oergaugener Naat bier au9Jebroae-
mes Seuer 3erf6rte oiele 9a0iuJe, oaruuter
Ruo6p'5 Sotel, bns y9alters Souie," bas
,6ctel 8runsmtd," 2oring & Ulabaup's
GtRnmaareu!obeu, uuo rihtste 5hlOen i'm
@eiommtbetraoe uou $150,000 an. Die
8erfderIng betrdgt ettua $4,000.
Denton, Gery 26. RoOember. - Sn
6ieiiqen 8abnhoie Der o8erae' Bacifc. .Babu"
nur6e beute absub Baumpole in Bert5s
RON $40, 600 oHrd 6euer iarfl6Ct.
0elItugton, S5., 26 gIOOember. -
gilf 6teiige GsidditslOtuIe giHgsu beute in
FiammeH auf. 8srluff So, 200.
Cairo, ST., 26. YOosulber.- beute
9admittaq 3u GarbOnoale auaJebrOheues
Feuer legte 6as @ebduba Der oStaats.R0r.
mol.uni6erFtat" in Qfde. 3wet uou bisr
ans abgeididte Spriseu tamsu iu ipdt an.
Rein Menidsnlsbeu gtng 0srlorsH. 8as
Gebdubs mar etues Der pgadtigieu tn Die.
lem Staate.
Gin She'll Der N05el uub Der 8tbltOthtI
lruroe bur1 bic Stu6sutsn gerettet. 9ds
@ebGuoe unb bic gi6belu fofeten $3.50, 900.
gBtItesbarre b., 26. Rooember.-
9as Selbaus, Raihtuenbaus, Bireau Huo
nubsre sum 6obleubreder gtr. 2 Der nDeIa.
nares unb Subiou'&obl blen' @omp."l geb6rtge
@ebGube su Blpmoutb brunnteu beute4beHb
uteoer. Die Serluit If uidlt ernittslt.
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NiehmirFte.

Ga f=9tbertp, Beuui., 2G. ROobr.-
Riubbieb: 3ufubr 1882; Breiis ouriirten ipt=
iden $4.O0 unb $6.00.-SGpeiue: 3ufu5r
1865; Breiie uariirten 3piideu $3.50 unb
$5.25.- Sduafe: 3ufubr 1000; Breiie uaris
irteu stpii6eu So 100 uno $3.50.
@bicago, 26. Sdweine: 3u'
fubr 30,000, Ssrienbung 1900 Stiif; Breiie
oaritrten spiideu $500 nno $5.25.-9iiub'
uisb: 3ufubr 5000, SsrIsnbung 1900 Stid;
8retIe uariirten ;piiheu 1915 uno 1915.
-Sdaafe: 3ufuhr 1000, 8erienbuug 1000;
Bretie oartirteu jUiideu $3.50 Hub 1915.
ct. 9outs, 26. Roo.-S6pstue: 3I.
fubr 1900, 8erisu6uug 1900; Bretie uaritrs
ten ipiIdsn $4.65 uu0 $500. - 8tuoOteb:
i3ufubr 900, 8erisubuus 400; Bretie uurt'
irten 3pti6sn $3.50 uub $6.40. - Sdaafe /:
9rfubr GEO, Serisnbuug 200; Breiis BART.
irtsn 3ptiasu $3,S5 uub $4,25.
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