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TA. Friend. Tr.nrer Met In ,A,. CITY.

PITTSBURGH. Dot. 27.-While In New York
city recently, wealthy resident of Greenshurg named
Tranger was accosed by young man who introduced
himself a. the OF old friend The two took q
walk up Broadway, and finally Mr. Tranger was invited
into ONCE the second floor Of building. second
young In the ONCE and after an introd
q o III. he refused 70 do until pistol wa. rae cd
his brains blown out He then signed the check
parted. A. soon ~ possible payment stopped hut
party named Stewart Of Nsw York; who has brought
ne innocent pssfy snd thnt ne paid tha
good faith rranger has engaged counsel and viii nghi
the matter In the courts.
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INF4TUAT1oN OF A SILLY GIRL.
Running or with y Man who has Several
Wives ON his Hands

CLYDE. N. Y. Oct 27.-Charls r1S.i,sn. alias
Charles Fairbanks alias David \ q. stn, Who was
arrested in Utica and brought befors' Jatt,cs
Howard . charge Of sbducting Ella Vincent
of this village. has secured possession of her. not.
withstunding the caution that taken by her
parents to prevent her escaping or communica ating
with Allen. Two days after Allen was released by
this part Of the country and trouble Miss Vincent
ag ain. he managed TO communicate with h.r by
Of note which he in letter to the bartender
at the Davis House with Instructions to deliver It per
sonally. A. she received the rhe took the
stage to Waterloo. Allen met her there and they
Geneva and from there to New York Allen has wife
wife who lives at Macedon IN this county. She has
hurried n child since his arrest. She In Clyde
teriay and hogan proceedings Against him. She
tins second girl that he has ruined aud desert
lives III Boston.
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A Divorce Denied to Mrs.. Carroll.

ALBANY. Oct. 27.-Mr. Ballard Carroll. the de-
fendant in the divorce suit here has had his character
vindcated By the jury which has decided that he
not guilty Of the various charges of adultery made
against him by his fatherin.lAw, Mayor Nolan When
the verdict was received there was loud applause in the
court room. Mayor Nolan was not present. hia
not claim his bride even II she were willing 10 with
him. II Ia understood that Mayor Nolan sent Father
Walsh 70 Carroll previous TO the trial suggesting that
he could hnro his wife and that the trial be droppcd To
this Carroll objected the ground that he preferred
have his character vindicated openly.
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nurni.s OF Port An,o.,..

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 27-News OF the burning
OF Port Antonio, Jamaica, Oct 49, brought here
to-day by the steamship D. j. Foley. Tho business dis.
trict the principal hotel and many private residences
burned and hundreds Of persons rendered home
less The loss Is estimated at 81 oOOOO The nre
began NJ In the dry goods store Of Edward suth
lamp by negro. Soon the dry goods store OF NuVent
Co, adjoining and the commission house OF DH Costa
Co caught fre and reduced to ashes in hours
The Portland House the largest hotel there which WAS
recently refurnshed was entirely destroyed with the
baggage Of all the occupants. The Metropolitan Hotel
badly damaged by water and smoke
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Kings County Politics.

The Republicans nominated p. ]. Morrison
last evening for the Assembly in the Third district Mr.
Morrison is Democrat. Mr.. r. j. Kelly Ia the regular
Democratic candidate and the Of Mr. Morri-
was the result OF dckrr the part OF the R-pub
lcAnr TO help them in their uphill canvass for Low.
Patrick Burns was renominaied for Assembly in tho
Fourth district by the Democrats. aud Thomas Far.
rell received the Democratic nomination in the Sixth
district
Thomas Plunkett, Democrat. nominated for
Senator in the Second district against Senator Herman
The sun., 1883-10-28
East.bound FreIghts.

CHICAGO. Oct 27.-The activity In east bound
freehts continues without abatement. the shipments
this week being nearly twice heavy for tho CORE
spending week last year. The conspicuous move,
ment has been in and oats the demand for which
has heen almost exclusively dOneftic Provisions Id
their own the demand from the Interior fully tng
the sudden falling of In export calls Shipments
have materially increased Eyeryt tends to show
that rates have been strictly maintained Michigan Cen
tra have the largest Lake Shore and Fort
Wayne being next and equal The outlook for rn rates
10 freer from suspicion than for many day.
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Crawford. the great sporting and betting man.
She claims upward OF 100000. while his rela-
tives declare that the poor man was too feeble
TO think or even to sign his will
Three garroters have been flogged at Newgate.
The Channel has been crossed safely In q new
raft: and the races at Newmarket yostsrday
practically closed tho racing season amid the
sighs OF tho hackers and the jublation OF the
bookmakers over the victory OF rank out
slider in the CambridGeshire.
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Victor Em 4. u u.l,. sat u..

ROME. Oct. 27.-Ld Reformd md la Giornale
de Roma both that there not nor la, there been
opposition in tho Vatican to the proposed erection of
AstRtuc of the lnic King Victor Enamel in the PRnhe
Tn The contrary. II l. held that Victor Emanuel
died within the pnl. of the church aad received the
brredicton OF Pope Plus lX IT would be- highly I'M.
propcr on n" part Of Pope leo to ac manner which
would Imply attack Of confidence in tr judginent OF lis
predecessor The only opposition by ,le Vatican TO the
erection Of the statue out or IN proposition to
place IL In the centre Of the main buildiE.
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The Orange Gun Club Victorious.

The pigeon shooting tournament OF the
Orange Gun Club, John Erbs grounds. Newark.
ended Yesterday with a match between teams OF T.,
Orange, Rivpgion Westminster Kennel. and Philadel-
phia Clubs Each Of the four each shot at
twenty birds, thirty yards rise The boundary
eighty yards. The prize, sill, pitcher. by
The Orange Club by score Of 20 out of possible SO
The Ryington team scored Gs the estmiuster 81 and
the Philalelphia 90 Next month the olrhs will
again TO contest for prizes offered by the RivngtUns
The sun., 1883-10-28

As stage SO. Of the South Ferry and Ninth
avenue line driven by j. H. Reynolds crossing tho
tracks Of the street limo In front of Tifsnys
Union square, at II o'clock Friday morning. It
into by q Of the Blue line between the Chris
topher and East Twenty third street ferries woman
thrown violently against the cash box in the stage
and her face was badly cut She carried into Tif
fanys where employee bound bit OF wet tirsue
She was then carried in e.rriase to SO West Fourth
ceyer said last might that the driver hsd applied the
brake to his hut that Of the mud the
wheels the brake slipped Al Tifany's II said that
the drivers Of stages and frequently raced their
pedestrian and The occupants Of private vehicles
The sun., 1883-10-28
Mut,ny Axa,n.. tho Captain. Nose.

The police boat Patrol was notified last night
that there was mutiny board the schooner Daniel
Webster lying OF Rikers Island, and Capt Schultz
requested 10 make all possible hase in reaching spot
to prevent blondshcd. when ten policemen boarded tho
schooner they found ,hst Sailing Mastsr David Dear
lyes on Potato Hl, Connecticut and had threatened to
punch his nose. Capt. llunxerford insisted making
charge against Dear and Dear brought TO this city,
The eNnedtOn consumed OF coal.
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Coun,e-re,t E1O Notes.

BOSTON. Oct 27.-Charles Berticus OF Dublin
was arrested to-day while attempting to exchange nve
flo notes the Provincial Bank Of ireland for Ameri
can money The notes II 10 alleged, IRE counterfeit
Rercus asserts that he received the notes In trade in
Ireland suppOsing them to be genuine.
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Irish Meeting. supprssed.

DUBLIN. Oct. GA National meeting. which
to be held Loughrea County alway, has been
proclaimed The NationalisiS snnounn their intention
to hold u meeting near Bellock, Couny Fermanagh.
This Inns caused great excitement hntR the orange.
men, who have issued manifesto cnyng upon their
order to assemble IL Thousands, aud buing the Nation.
tionailsp which was 10 held AT Cork
MORROW has also been proclaimed by thsAuthorites
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Made a Curiosity to Order.

James Grace. the tattooed man at the New
York Mureum. 2i0 Bowcry. who died at Bellevue Hos.
pitai Of pneumonia "wednesday morning WINS burirl
In Calvary yesterday afternoon nj O'Clock hone Of tho
curiosi'ies cxc" Mrs Grace went to the funeral Grace
had been curiosity for only about eighteen months,
having been nooed in this city especially for the busi.
mesa there being demand for men at the time
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HIS Time Hndn's Como.

WATERBURY,. Oct. 27.-Four weeks ago W. E.
Hndes caught in planer at brass factory here
and held until a square bolt inch In diameter WAS
driven into his skull piece OF his skull inch and
half In diameter removed The doctor told him he
would die IN few hours Tsnight the man was walk.
ing tho streets with his wife who At the time OF tho
accident was too III TO be informed Of II.
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Ne,ssar succeeds Like suesess.

T. Kelly Of 2e3 9Th Av. near l7th ST.. Is Offering full
line of winter cionks seal piush .acQues domAms new
nsds gents and youth, clothing, ovsreohr. Ae. lie Is
Offering the whols stock, including his Immense as
OF skS satins velvrts plushes dress goods
blAnkets comforters lace curtains hosiery, kc. on
this alk the credit cerk-Adp
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ST. PETERsBURG. Oct. 27.-Grca disorders
have occurred in the penal colonies IN strn. owing TO
oiiic al corruption. large number Of nies made
attempt 10 escape hut We're recApuro1 except those
who hed from the island OF saghulieh
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MADRID. Oct, 27-The Circle' Battalion.
which had been guarding the Minsisriabuildings
replaced to-day by other troops and subsequently dis
armed The battalion suspected of peing infected
with revolutionary intentions.
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New ORLEANS. Oct 27.-This morning while
Alfred Gossett coored, his way the Criminal
Court to receive life sentence for the murder of Police
man John Oon.y lat April the son Of Goncy. aged 10
and shot fin, deRd The deputy who in charge OF
the murderer Immediately arrested Coney.
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SYRACUSE. Oct. 27.-In this city and Utica
Ss0o0oo have been subscribed for the organization Of
branch Of the United States Overland Telephone and
Telegraph Company with headquarters in this city The
object 10 to AFFORD local telephone service and to build
lines connecting with outlying villages
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The creditoss Of the st. Croix Cotton Mill
Company met yesterday NJ Providence. The trensurers
statement showed the quick to he SOS ';39: tho
liabilities, 81 bf3 and the net indebtedness Sr3 324
Throwing out their personal property the hrn will have
within 10 per cent. Of enough TO pay its debts
The sun., 1883-10-28
The Bridge Car. Crowded.

Tho platform for the Brooklyn Bridge cars on
the Brooklyn side was crowded YESTERDAY morning. and
though the carried away load after load the
her of waiting persons did not diminish for long time.
This crowd.ug Of thecars now occurs every morning
aud evening Two ears will he run together during tho
busy portions OF the day and stronger
grips which being constructed are put into use.
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EAsToN. Pa. Oct. 27.-Smull. the alleged
horse thief completed s nineteenth day Of his fast in
the Bevidere jail Mt noon to-day. He now complain,
than Of gripng pains in the stomach and OF
weakness. His pulse this morning was 81.
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Parted from ii. Money Bags.

Troy. Oct 27.-David Adams. aged 65 years.
died yesterday at Centre White Greek, Washington
county II ia alleged that lie starved to death. Fifteen
housnnd dollars In securities found hidden IN his
hous. aud lis relatives are looking for eaOsO more
Ills wife starved To death The only
he hAd accumulated.
The sun., 1883-10-28

The Democrats of the First dltrict OF Mercer
county nominated Charles l.. Cornslot Ewing for the
Asssmbl, y. ~. rdsy,
The lsnioCrHis Of the Sixth ASseDly district have
renoininAted James Clarke.
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An Indl.n Fl.e,er than Ii. Waite Rival.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Oct 27-A ten-mile
was run here yesterday by George Irvine, cham.
pion OF Canada and Little Plum OF the chief Of the
Backfeet Indians number Of fouls occurred Finally
Irvine knocked the Indian down. and severely injured
him stamping his wrist with npik ed shoes Never.
theiess the Indian reganed his feet and renewed tho
winning by ve wards IN nifty nve minutes and fell
fAinting ut the winning post.
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Iss,I44 Registered vaer.

Tho number OF voters registered In this city
yesterday WAS ~ <s2 making total 1914 for the
four days. of which yesterday WAS y last Last year
the number lb6 1872 In 1881 ITO III In 1880 2l7 U2J;
In lhI0 1867 .b37.
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Nobody Wanted the Nomination.

district Of Queens County met IN the Court House
I'm Long Island City Yesterday nj O'Clock, mud there
heing no candidates the Convention adjourned sine die
without making thus II wing Capt DarTAgh,
the Democr alto nominee, walk over.
The sun., 1883-10-28

The Republicans OF the Third Rensselaer
district have nominated william Gle for Assembly,
The Democrstsof Putnam county % hays nominated for
The sun., 1883-10-28

Cloudy weather and light local rains. vnri.
able winds slight rise follnwcd by falling barometer in
the northern portion stationary or slight rse in tenn.
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Throw. Into ,Le Canal.

CoHoEs. Oct 27.-Thomas Shannon. o lsborer
on the canal arrested here tonight for numbering
Michael Brennan. Tho men were qusrrelling on the
path the other day when shannon threw Brennan
into the canal. aud hswAs drowned
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FINDLAY, Ohio. Oct. 27.-Sherir Brown. who
the point of death from fever brought by the nervous
strain and shock incident to the execution
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Cl.u. spreelel. L.,... Eut.rpr,...

BAN Francisco. Oct 2T.-Claus Spreckels.
who holds monopoly OF the Hawaiian sugar trade has
contracted the purchase of the entire crop sugar
OF the islands the condition that all sbipmens be
made by his vessels This 10 equivalent to monopoly
Of the carrying trade both other vessels going
there will not get return cargoes.
The sun., 1883-10-28

Choice lines of imported cuttings and overcoatings
nrsteass workmanship aud prices reduced - 10 so per
csut--these are the ltITAcons offering IN our custom
department Bronnsr Clothing Co. $40 TO 6is Broadway.
-l6p.
The sun., 1883-10-28

10 each. Bronnsr Clothing Co., Sfo 70 sis Drosdwsy-
Adp.
The sun., 1883-10-28

Fur.,iusd circuinrs dolmans cloak, and shawls on
spec vi credits at John T. key Cos S91 9th ayAdp,
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For this winter are equal To the nnestustom made
are sold ~ one third less in pr!cs.-Aa
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All types of throat and bronchial diases yield 10 Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup. Price 10 csnts.-,ap
The sun., 1883-10-28

vsgsI Brstkers' Beys' CiothIAG
Has become popular that they have 70 employ ever
800 tAiloss 70 supply The dsmApd.-Asv
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Yexsl nre..sr., Msn,. Wlnter su.t.
JoI. Ks,iy,s New PInn.

Are of the novelties superior trimming and wor
mAnship broadway and Houston 9Th ay, cor. 42d.-Ad
The sun., 1883-10-28

Cured without knife powder or saye No charge until
cared Write for references Dr. Corkns II E. 28th-ldv
The sun., 1883-10-28

-Anderson's Tobacco sold everywhere sOlses and
Honey Dew, nns eut-Adv.
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vorei nro,.er.' p..A,on Cat.Iosue,
Piies-Flies-Piios

showing what to this winter boys sent
free. Broadway and Houston. 9Th av. and 42d.-Adp
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oUttN,t CuNUREGA rlTy Al. .,utr,u-
votner # llarWool FNi Gryvu ,trretS Raw ~
J. 'N"t.i; pastor. services 0t "a am ana
p M All wclcoW,. seats froc Wv"
eStlNSr bNrl,.t ,uCk. H. c,ru,r ~
SH,,4mof and PMicisH avenue Asv Il T.
uAUAs, rasipL sun, N.NghNl 10 u.ns a,
~ J, l., Williams su . . gf,pl,. r,,., IN.
~ " ~ aud y. a., ..a tune. hy ne re,tnT-
nus'n's' mrcuug ut y m. Seas ttco AMI a
welcome % all, wv ""'
rTtlENr CHRISTIAN CUURCU. COENrR
nl ftar Nul NrypO streets Services AT II n
nN SUNDAY school al W5O a. m. An
psCoMMERCE ST CHRISTIAN ClrRru-
sunday school NJ GSo n. IN, Ptvachipo AZ m a
nv ana : y, m. frayct-moc,lng rhprslay
se'pNLLAN Gay MlSSluN- Nissan spp.
usy ,csNnl every S.hoa'h afternoon at The
cNMt house SABBATH school Singing ,,nv,
40 ~ y o'c.ock SUNDAY. school prrper onens -,
) O'Clock; siusiuS also amer the Sunday
school kvctN body cordially aud heattiiv N.
Nit~l 70 altni ani participate IN those delight.
-s TFL9lmm STREET ,TH N, ENmRcu SOUTH
m apd nm sabbath. school Al eSOA m
ANnliM Invitation extended 10 all.
% rAhkkNAGLE NJ r. ,uuRCu-C,rn,r
~ Min sui sycamore streets. Roy \
rhomsNn, pastcr. Services ut II n m. and \
y w snnnayNShMl 81 @O =, IN Prayer
MWung every Wednesday evening Al Sp I'M.
Seats ttcG Public coul,ly uvltcd
no.tl kSr tkNSN rkRIAN uuCRUU--,cr,
ner Nam and hArwc,l streets hey. 4 y
smith, pastor Preaching at II a M and 4
p M. sahba,h.sChool AZ go a M
lhN motpihrs service w smith will dn liver a
h'otica and statistical dIscuusSa xi,ipp 'thr
" IttN W the thUUh duung his trn ,sAf,'
NeNNtai", Tho emUcts " M chOrrh ~,
tApvvWu And Toe public rcuvmlly iu,ltvl to
Us,SEUuND rRESlYrKNAN -CuuEcu
wool strvch ucat HAwood, tn,achinv atlie
m, an Sp m, Ivy the rAs'or SHtb,tN.scho,i
" all. - 'N'''N'N
re-NVMh rkENliY rkhlAN ruRcu.-
North harWood sluvL Rov. u. ", Rrpuvhton
pastor twachlnsll N and Sp NJ. sabbath,
Wudcnt Acoullh Invitation eNNUlel ~ IN
eLNMANelNkkl NJ E.SUtk,lSurfb
--WoNhlpiug a, pallss romalc cUi,rN III,
Van succL Rev W D Hen A. pnStn,
PUaehlng at TIA, m aud a M U,,ptiguicn
every hnt sunday, amer The wurnlnr s,iyie,s
ttaNtt rlecuu- tvVty Wednesday pieht Al sN
Y m Sahha'h school atNsOs IN A Vorii.l
Invitation eNb'nt 10 all
ee-LiNkoNN stWkhrRAurisTCIV
SNsnet 1--WE VAk and llatwOoi stpet. s A. uav.
vVl' pastor, sunday sghnel Of Nao a, M. "
AddisoM sunetintcnipnt.
,re- hAfkl INFLAMMATION CORNER on
usfWnNd street ami Mckinney roal sunday.
nhoN every SUNDAY morning at . O'Clock
nodhng rteyet aud seryics nrst ard thitl SUI
ss.sr. AAirnkWs CAlHNnRAL- set,ice.
III nv and i.f n m,
Anss, y, rsurus tA 5 IuuN~al-,Asn,, MOod
KY ,>inun. nfegt
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! F'''T y " ~ IT ~ 7
~ ITO llla' October. tl.t
dun ~ unchanged. No.e,ssg
''"ady. Nlcc quiet aud urm w
aud IN moderate dcuard Tnxps
lard firm. western steamer &
0O5.
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ON y-D0VV
DOWN.
, THE PRICES.

s '0a will Commence s.o
, S1I9y,, the "a, our sn tnUm
N -, oLEARANoESsnAM1lI,
!, /. AL :! goods in bur DiT SnmE
al have been n' s,,,l
=, ,ed to q, a great reduction uua SUP ..
Ns,. y We have dsSor,d IN
0,ck-Iaking" until G Eehrs'
d lss. and in the mean uIru,
',,ss to reduce our atnn,e
, n ..s as possible. TN T'o ",;
, ,,,p Of WooI,E EN-
!, rs the reductions I hamS
1 tremendous, and A+ I'VE
: vi to attract. ' eau
;. .on invite you to call and
p .tivi that this is @ no
| using. us scheme, butpl II ho
!, ess truth. 'p'aln'
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WHEAT - Jnoice. / 10. Z
Nioitnern. fUs, be. :
klf- Numinn 1T GUt,i
BARtkY- ins iSo
pukN New, IA shuf
90 ikpd. bOdtm
NNTs--Chnlcr a9r rneI
hlUR-rnieni. g Ct
y 10 ctenm tIdu, . gOWB
Todd Mills; Patent, q
Flower 3 bd. ftur, thaitl
bltAN Al mills, 10,
ruRNMEAi Fine ii
I've
HoalNY AMI. GRll'(
fhNi ~- rhurIap ot4s,
chopped toru aud oats
corn han per 10 uuhd,
GU MAN Fl.OUh $50
n Af--IAtk. d mWs N
stores. ptriiie, halud,
II No. bright, nWe u
q. "a
AlLLhr 1gEn sh
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THE BUSHES
COMMERCE.

nAiLAs, Dee -. luCrS,
Daiiss sNells the ynlum1 Al
ng ratio increases The q un
Il PAIRING Trans. rtcessiia
hef Of switch engines aud
greater number OF nc Ids
utople crossing railway tri
day pSdestrians, oQue,t, .
h'uleS-sud methods oi ~
rop, hing locomotives
breast OF improvement
rcrlilns. A new N
warning con ,bts OF u liz
worA ftttd about twenty
Il wi,h n b-il ano II
i've spppog about clghteef,
audSs . loud, clearAd
conne,tSd with u battery
'aehed tSsI,ll ~ he
powerful ,ltS,,Iiu ismp
arranged AZ toNotk auti
~ aoockrotk wMaunou
trait, NJ any dis,a csaDi
ot coure, bnrns all n,g&
ring Rs soon ~ the anshe
and rafting away etshy,
pnss'a the hell. tuch .
adon ed In the nor,hem sy
iesseo, Ia rouS'dSrinR thF
las h y need of y cOnliiva,c
ttyle he ! on the lOpnm0re
which Ia by no means Aiek
prcNcatstAte OF lhiupE. ~
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y. & e. Rnilpan
---.-.NG commence,

NhiiiiCllCCQ ON
r,,vta out Sale on the 3oth
IEkhN last November, and
IdllIlU to this date sold near.
THE 'R'o worth at great sac.
BETWEEN 1AVhile the public have
Nrrvy,s natly benefited, we
~ l. w cause for complaint,
Louisianaan out our over
New MI made room for A
asirable Stock, and en-
rAyto serve the public in a
North, behtting a First. Class
PULLMAN House for all future
sr ,or,, aNme, and will enable
En Mk GAetaln the many valuable
RS the house of |.
\, a., d. 'rdt has been fortunate
No. ''@ Ia to cultivate since its
EES a. station.
'r 4: avn .s So :, ihlrty Days Longer
''P FS5 SSss ,S.. out process will and
required iuDntipY,o al
s. T. ruE diiu our word
Gods will be sacrificed.
A"'ooe yet left an immense
q" Mems Business Suits,
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N''Niok Cattle, rlcutu ppeumo,ns tp,irra,,
dislemr'r blood poisoning, diseaseoi The lsSnj
,a"lE o'NanS SOM throat weak lutus kidney
rough coat Wheeling old cht0ulr rnurh,, r,,,..
tMnncad. Giles lodtic Ammonia r,vi.rs
Sond tor pamphlet hu. GU,, BOY si,, Nn,y
NN.' Co,tohtc on a blN sold nv al 'ln1,'
BALDWIN. '"'"' ''
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g. N..s a
NUTS Ain
1875 alhcrts, u
chcStnu,s impO
nuts, rcunesSe,
c0coNnulS, S0ne
CALIFORNIAN
oRANGES--lN'
u 20; peI box, q J
y NenlO ~,
LEMONS aiolb
) 90.
DATES-ln fran
BANANAS 3 W
Malay
SWIFT rorAT,
$50 per hushOl, vol
ONlONS-Ncw, 1
fOrATOkS -csI
CAhhAGl
~ per POM
ChiOt I'M
turkeys,
kOGN- soc
Rur1 ER {,
lhNoiSr o.-.,..
sAukR kR.
& 80
RAlSlNs-LN
layer . tNAe "
DRIED rkAt
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Wool, II

wo0ls--Mexlca,
lcaN improved, 1
medium, lSSeier nj 81
Ncss'c nuo wool. y
di,lon ltRs,G b. \
aCVopiing to burrs n
hlDtS--llcavy q
sound, iSc, hyht hid
grnhS iON. light hide
nosc, Ieulls, bad ~
NJ, -, vctsAl,cd, 10
rELrRikS-Dcor al
Inc, seal sGms isesasc,
iOattc, thcailing, iOM
EALLOW--l'rime ,allu
hiAV, creaSe yellow to ht
hkESNAN-.rtimc yon
Nrsl,sA iNlelNNs
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LIQUORS.


ALCOHOL ~ ner eNl a, per hirh vines,
WHISKY Rocuhcd, \ ONDl ~ as pct proof
.ouf mash, enc ear old. 4 ~ two wears old
.sa, UN ihreo y,ers oil, Nea ,0i fancy, *.
tfs old whikiy, 2 COOS M - per sgo,
WlNE s-Clatth "a casoS Olsal ~, per DUAL.
nv, CatawhA per pel aNNi 40 NET, COCA O.
sherry, Dor geilop, upuei VA NsdnrlA, per gal.
an. tltaN ~ wAl,o WiuN w eases, n NNNiH o.
CuANpACNk.-i ulAs Mam Ia, ~ Ne,sa a;
,le,dllrk IN easket ~ stoaN 90, Stug In hNs
sr,. NJ Nl6ky' - non ,Suc vhNmnaeae. 2 WG
a o. ~ -
norrlRD nENN-, lauis quarts n 70
"a So Eglsi frr'psen Otaf''. 800 plu,s 10 No
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QUEENswARE.


AuortNNuNs TODAY W,,,r,. "
ksSCnrkD CRArks--t0 OOa7s 20 ssastloh.
TOMhl Abe-SNct,t ~ pct duscn. n,.,so nc
per hole NlhlClr 0ld6 % pcr barrci w, ~ ,hl
SrON Att..si- Fer 100 gallons, 10 a N,,ant De
LAMpS--h A., 2 " "a. 10, y A,e lar W,s,,k
u,vs. ~ nor hos assnrtoi cass ismn ta.N AZ
FRkNCu CliiNA-luca itanck, = Emusly
srkNLlN0 GopDe-A. 90 nct q Hs1NosU
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AIDES Rowlands, dis.
+ list steel goods, dis.
,-shsrts, nnishod, y 90
wagons, select. | rs,
Y 80 Wagon tongues
10 III Holsters, I IS
hkos, KIM, select . 70
hcs, NJ / IS, ., : "A.
hwcstom horse nails,
~ BNr iron, lc rate,
Al, g, cast steel, lSO
Mud spring tor, ~ ON,h
$50 ~; do side springs
= bar len pOml;J 'ON du
"A grade side spring,
loo ooa2lN ~, bump
o. platform springs,
tg Wagons, w OOkoll&
th q ~ Nos ~ aud
od wire. Go, galvanized