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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INT ELLIGEyCE

The shareholders of the Highland Junction
Rbrosd Company yesterday elected TIE following
directors: William Pollock Edward carney, sidney p.
Nichols, Charl3s Wright. Augustus L D0ealry, Potter
Dowe and William H. Barker all OF New-York George
y Learned o. Pittsneld Mass.; Joseph j. Morrison ana
Alexander Robertson OF south Orange, n j.; Charles
D.. Hil Of stamford, Coln.; samuel =. -cAalck, OF
H,gntstown, " j., and James H. FrothnglaA, OF
brOOAyG.
At tao annual meeting OF the Broadway Underground
Railway Company yesterday the following officers were
elected: President Melville G. Smith, secretary John
Cumnms; treasurer, James Gldlan; trustees, william
Window Melville q. smith, H. T. Gardner, jerome
E4s5leg AND JOnn Cumuilni.
Tho former officers Of tn Manhattan Beach Improve
mont Company were rselee- a. the annual meeting OF
The s.ocklollel5 yesterday.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 9-John c. Gault. after colsuilaiion
with Colonel Hoxia OF fhe Golld roads. has finally de-
cined c0uGilssi Ouer5niD OF the California pool
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, oct "a di3patch to The Times
Union says: "Tue Tallahassee anu ST. Marks Railroad
was sold to-day by the United States Marshal Ter
s25 Geo ID John A. Henderson. The purchase s sup.
posed 10 nave been made IN TIE interest OF the FLORIDA
Central and Western Railroad
NgGAUsEE, Mich, Oct. 9.-rhe Marquette, HoIg Aton
and Ontonagon Road completed its road 10 Houshton
to-day Through trains VIII be running November !.
This opens the copper ana iron districts 10 rail cOmun-
cation with the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

Yesterday was the second day Of registra.
ZION in Brooklyn. The Efforts pat iortl by hotA poLt-
cal parties TO secure large registration proved success
i tne number recorded ocng greatly n excess Of That
OF two years ago. when the same conditions existed The
Young Republican Club placed p1cAris in the street
care ealing Oh all who desired good government to
clstcr Haudbiis were distributed the ferries, tho
Brdgs and other places Of publc resort, upbradng al
WHO failed 10 register The Democratic ward associa
lions made Efforts 20 &c, al Democratic w crs
10 register The most marked increase were IN the
Republican wsris.
Tnc total registration was 46Gl7 an escess OF 4.lj2
over that second day last year, AMI OF 1927
inat TIE day two years ago me total reEsira
ton the two days tnis ycari 7O3JH For the hrsJ
day two years ago 577l2, showing an Increase Of
~ $50 SINCE Mayor Low first elected The nual
day OF lstra cu n Brooklyn l. Monday. Oc.ODar %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
CHRrER ELECTION IN YEW4RK.

The charter election in Newark yesterday
resulted III q Democratic victory. Joseph Z. Haine5,
the Democratic candidate for Mayor was elected
by n majority OF go The Aldermen
clec.cI are FIRST Ward, Piersoa c. I'D, re
lubncan; Second Ward, Vandefycer, Democrat;
Tnird Ward Dusenbury, Republican; Tourlh Ward,
Dcumau. Democrat; Fifth Ward, Smith, Democrat;
six.A Ward, OieGsubacl, republican; Seventh Ward,
Calen ana O'Conuor, Dsmocrais EshiA Ward, Provost
Rooublicsn: Nnth Ward Wilcox. Republican; Tenth
ward. Oumaun. Democrat; Eleventh Ward. Cnrricr
Republican; Twelfth Ward. Clancy. Democrat; Ihr-
l..... l. Hickey, publican: Iuufl- casa sl-,
-rf ,fcn Renrhic.n: Fifteenth ward, lk'r. kelno-
ncin. long rrn and Frey, Democrat short term Tie
Board %. Freahoiders u Democratic, ana the Demo-
iats have roug majority I'm me Board of Education
Tue council for tho ucX, year Wl DC Democrats, IL lie
nu'I.lus lj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
1oc4L PROHIBITION NouW4TIoNs

The Now-YorI County Prohibition Party
Convention which met a, horticultural Han IN Twenty
eishth-s last evening. not as largely ATTENDED as
ifsleaacrs had expected The hail WAS not more THAN
ha fun when c. b. Cotton called The CONVENTION 10
order The following officers were appointed: Prcs-
dam Mathew a. Rltclie Independents, Joseph a.
Basarlus T. Morris, the Row a. q. doreA0u'e James
upulan and d. i. W. L)zier sccrata!es, l. j. i-'s-
,ycrth ana T. +. Carroll; treasurer. William Sehru -pfj
ca ,plan & Thomas Williams. After speech ny 'r.
M orfpbv. OF Jersey cry, the following candida'es
- ,nn,i4sf,d For supreme Courl Judges i1Wsoh
n Fnll,r aud Chsnncey shah-r; for Ciiy Court Ju.s
paniei Van Cot ard cX-Judge Thomas iittnthi JOE
l,rsier Joseph u. BogaIdIs. TIC meeting Vas tAeh
nj 'osrssd unit Tuesday 0i next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
REINSURLYG IT'S AuERICAy RISKS.

The American risks Of the RGassurauces
Generates Insurance Company Paris except those in
Massachusetts, have been .ciusuroi w5un day two
by the Crccent Fire In rance Company o; New Ocan9.
Tho OF this company In the Uuel States has
been John C. Paige OF Boston, has lately been 80
thoroughly "nyestlgatc1" by the Massachusetts In
surancc Department Tho Withdrawal of the Reassur-
Generates IS due entirely to business motives, as lbs
CO this side the Atlantic has not haeu 5lcelty
profitable. The company entered the United States in
IS79 but It's business ally began 1880 and has Oeen
apOff as fOllOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
4 wEDDMG ~ PHILAD1LPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a marriage Of in
s'iest ID celes OF society soeuuzea today IN the
pre- y hiiie churca OF ST. Paurs Chestnut Hil. The
bnde was Mss E.zabsth Parke Bore daughter OF the
I@'e j. Joseph BoTe and the Bridegroom was o. Weide
hoii's' son OF g Henry Norris all OF TINS city. The
s niH Was crowded with the friends and relatives o.
,I,, ", iahies Tue BRIDE was atcred In white silk
49, - rs 'ate ven cllina ~ with white There
", - s ~ pi'aesn9ids Iae Rev D. j. Andrew Harris
Y, ~, NC 'as service. wedding breakfast followed
a. s Goy rs Sofs VIII begin hou-ekee ping on Locust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
LIVE STOCK PERCENTAGES.

CHICAGO Oct. 3. The fact is published here
that Commissioner Fink has announced TO the Eastern
truak lines Lis award OF Dercen, eastWaIdbonnd
live stock. IAs percentages given are as follows
La1o Shore, 20; Michigan Cen.rAl l.; Fort Wayne,
IS; Pan Handle, u Grand TrduA, IL; Nickel PlaCe,
So: Bai.m.r. and Olo, 5i9j and Chicago aud
Atlantic. H. 81 lhis arrangement tho Vanderbilt
roads and On FOr Wayne road are tine heaviest suf r-
te-, inc Iau nauale anu the Chicago ana Atlantic
pendent lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
TRYING TO HEAD OFF 4 RIVAL.

LEBANON, Penn, Oct. 9.-Ihe Philadelphia
ana Reading Raroa Company 10 day enyironed with
tracks the property purchasei by Robert H. Coleman,
which Ore had intended using Tor depot Tor Bis new
road. IIo thus prevented from connecting the road
with the depot This action Of the Reading Company
u Is said taken because the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company Is making lryeys through TIE L-high ley
with the intention Of eVening its uew line from Read
Ing ~ Lebanon, where il T cOnuoc. with C0lenaA's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

.,a o,osa the door against mere "physickcrs" anu
ana suppress. the eraSy M .pa Bord
ape % aosnc pr saeut H. o. Macy OF Boston, read
an address on sanitary science IN when ne s sa' Se
George Bancroft the historian sio 10 ~" of the
~ arid with fifteen million inhabitants say that new
Vii must Of lei her sewage flow into the rVeri she
,,ns. replace her rotng wooden piers With Srahsc II
ehe would be the great city OF the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
l)oliilcal A,olltss.

XXI.i Assembly DISTRICT Republican Aqsocati0n.-A
sUec nominate c1u1lltel ff tcctef . mo
uDucau Convention Nll b. utl al Hcllluar.
tors, East a3tist, on Ihulsltr october H., etS
O'Clock Do. All residents OF The District who voted tao
Republican electoral tcket al te last Presidential election
are nvifed. JACOB HISS Plesl4t Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
STREET RAILROAD ASSOCIATION

CHICAGO, Oc'. 9.-The first annual convention
of the American Street Railway ASSOCIATION began mere
morning with IN Attendance aboI. 90 presidents
and superintendents Of railways Of the country
Papers have been prepared for the present session
track construction propelling power building. ccllec-
non off fares aud the removing Of snow ana Ice. The
question OK electricity a motive power VIII be given
sn.cal confederation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
TRANSATLANTIC TRATELLEEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert !. jordan, George
Hycr Alra s. IIilyer SIR. and Irs. T. Crosby Mr.
and Mrs. w. b. Batty, Captain Douglas Ottenger and
the Hey Lawrence Box vii sail to-day by tie Wlscon-
sin.
Henry BOWring, George II. COurs,n. DR.. ". 3. Han
Bird g. Dr. Vs. II. Oinhalt, Captain PipSiafn, John @.
Elliott and 3ir and Mrs W. y. McGrath sailed yesterday
b. the Baltic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Snopsis for he p1sl hceay four hours
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 a. m.-The temper
AZURE has risen IN New-El ,ald, the Middle Atlantic
States, Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and Lower Lake
region, and fallen in the Ia Gu.i states, the Upper
Lake region and the Upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys North 70 east winds prevail Ia the Middle and
South Atlantic states. easterly the East Gulf states
and soahcrly in Tennessee. the Ohio Valley and Lower
Lake region; se@Aere the winds are light aud vari.
able.
Hfict'j2ns f9r 'o-ftI
For EcH.Eec gland fair weather IN southern portion
fair weather In northern portion preceded br local RAIN
winds mostly sout.eriy, stationary or falling baroul-
eteI rising temperature
For me Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather,
variable winds, stationary falling barometer, rls.n
temperature.
Indications Tor io-8l0r0c
Local rains indicated @ Thursday il New-Eng-
land aud The III idle Atlantic States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
NR NERDOcKlS READINGS

II Is made known that members Of the dra~
matte pr1fc zion who &c Sire 10 hcar M MuG0cls read
iug on Thursday nflernOon at Chicksrng Hail. can o5-
tain complimentary tickets b, applying Tor them az the
Doz.oioes OF tAe respective theatres Nj Murdoch read
ing viii comprise selections saakssps re, Dickens,
Loneieilov schiller, AMI r. b. Read. ME Edward
FABIAN ssh sing, aud T. ". W. Keondu will preside AT
fa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
wIIL A EEAcrIoN 80 ~

The reaction has set in, aud The World,
which rushed up 10 seven columns c tidal o.
tvyo-centsm mas qnetly subsidized back 10 columns
soon movement VIII he made among the paper ceaiers
10 raise the cost OF waite paper Ole5iXeeuth OF cent
pr nOnud and then upon the pretex OF "tAe increase
ia Tie cost OF production" etc. etc. others VIII rase
tho price i cent except THE TRIBUNE, which. having
loen guided ny JUDGMENT and incurrng loss, may be
better AUlo than It's rivals 10 hold It's ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
Rennhllcan Primrrr Election..

The Republican Electors in the several Assembly Dis
rcf rcguts eel o meet 20 The places uluet
on Friday evening october p lss aC O'CLOCK. flr Tho
purpose delegates 10 tne following Aael CON.
VelHUls.
County Convention 10 be he'd Ropubl can Han No -
West 33i-st Monday evening, DclJler -, 1851 AZ
o'clock. delegates 10 be app0rtiOlela as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

MARRIED.
KIN-BRANDRETH-On Tuesday September %, at
Trinity Church sing sing n. Y, by the Rev. George W.
Fergus N, Francis Iarkh IT,, 10 Lily virginia. daughter
OF Hon q. a. Brandreth.
sCRIBNER-TOW NSEND Don Tuesday. October ., at St
Johns Church Ciuon L. BY the Rev ErsSine ~ it9i.
man By tho Noy. JOhu G. Ecclesioh D. d., JOhn
II scubnsr, OF NcWYDrN 10 Anne WilnOi, daagltof Oh
charles H. Town end, esq, OF CLIFTON. :. l.
WILsON-DELANO--On fdtsliY October Q, 1858. az tho
residence bdes mother by the Rev. Il. : htorrA
D. D. henry G. Wilson, oi 81. LOUIS. No and Margaretta
j. DelanO ghter OF the lao w. ). Dunhan OF BrOOAy
NJ. 4.
All notices Of marriages must DO iat)r5si citi fsH
H0,se aad address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
REaIsTR4rION IN NLW.t0RK.

Following are the results by Assembly Dis !
tries II tae registration yer.rlaT compared wi,h
those OF th, first day OF s;ration in 1882 1881.
1850 and 1879:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

TRIaUSg OFFICE. Os. 1D-1 p. M During The clear
weather OF yesterday tie movem 10 in the bar'me ter
was slowly downward The temperature ranged between
53s and 7O'. The AVERAGE t5)i3' being 5le' lower than
on TIC cor csponllng day last year aud IL higher
than Oh 40 day.
clear fa'r ana warmer weather may b. expected
to-day in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

ONE COLD AFTER ANOTHER will, with many
constitutions securely establish the seeds OF Conump-
ton in the system. Those in need Of remedy will ind
d. Jaynes Expectoraut always prompt, thorough and
enlcacous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
THE ELECTION IN IOWA.
r,,r STATE CARRIED BIZ THE REPUBLICANS.

THIRTY THOUSAND MAJORITY ON THE STATE iiOAAi
"A MAJORITY IN THE LEGIsL AZURE.
tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBUNEi
DIS MONIES, Ia, Oct. 10-1 a. m.-Rsturns from
t,vo-thirls of the counties at mdnlghe
indicate that the entire Republican STATE
ticket has been elected by $4,000 majority
over the Democrats. The Legislature is Republican
by 80 TO 40 majority on joint ballot. The contest
M Scn,Sressa1q1 in tho With District is close. bnt
Stiles. the Republican candidate, is probably
el.cfen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
LANDLORDS Perfumes
Edenia AID Mar8cnal Mel Rose.

Choice Sevres Derby. Worcester,
Dresden Vienna amt Berlin CHINA ARTICLES, modern
and antique,
todealers and collectors.
Visitors always welcome
HERMAN frost & Co,
Nos 3d. % and o. Murray-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CONCESSIONS TO THE PACIFIC ROADS.

O'7'7'7103'7 TO n III nut 10 sVh01'
THE ULTIMATUM OF THE GENERAL PASSENGER
AGENTS OF THE WEST.
CHICAGO, Oct GA meeting of general pas
songcr and ticket agents of roads running west and
northwest from Chicago aud st. Louis held here
to-day to take action regarding rates anc deliveries
on Pacific Coast through business. The following
adopted
ResOlred, That California rates shall be apportioned
By the agreed method Of making divisions now In
force in app0rii0ning through rates-yiz when
rates are based locals each line In
interest shall receive s local; when the rates less
than the OF tho locals prOrate based short line
mi eages shall prevail No line east OF the Missouri
River or St PAU shall receive in any than
It's local. nor shall any slch line accept
less rate per mile its short haul than
IL Is entitled 10 receive on its long haul.
1t was also decided that this was an ultimatum and
that other concessions would be made to the Pacific
roads. The meeting then adjourned TO meet with the
Pacific Coast lines at Kansas City, october 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
ME- CHARGEs On NE HARLEM.

ALBANY, Oct. GA majority report by
Railroad Commissioners Herman ana Rogers, and
minority report by Commissioner 0'Donnel, were made
today in the matter Of q complaint OF $50 milkmen
against the alleged excessive Oharges by the Harlem
Railroad The milkmen asked for a reduction from 45
cents 20 cents The majority report finds that the
rate should be reduced 80 cents and also that the
cost OF the Harlem road Is $19,276,325, against
2,5J9570 claimed By tho road The minority report
n0s that 20 cents is far charge per and that the
cost OF The road Is S10S0323G and also that the net
earnings for the past ten nave averaged 1145 per
cent on the cost OF the road, aud Tor the past l3o
cent aud that If the surplus ard available assets
including MADISON Square Garden etc, be added, the
percentage iOr 1882 will De 1876 per cent the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

Senatorial Convcntiols be hsl on MONDAY ore iing
October - ls5, al O'Clock at TAG iOO"lns n&Aot pAces
RITA Senate District lr ti PstI-sf.
sixth senate District &C 19l East 4tl-st
1ve. senate District 10 rorda lIaii. % Avenue ~
Ighth District at BsscS3r Building, bieccxer AID
Morton SIS.
Ninth senate District NJ Rose Il Tan No AZ 2i1vo.
Ieuth senate District norton Han East lii ~
Eleventh Senate District 10 Iuiu ll4l, 40 Jll West
ATHEIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

STEAMSHIP ARRIvAL.-The steamship Assyrian Mon
aic on London, arrived at an early hour THIS ln0in-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
TRANSFER OF A NORTHWESTERN ROAD.

MINNEAPOLTs, Mimi, Oct. "a dispatch to
The Tribune under date OF yesterday, says; General
Manager Maurel, OF the ST. Paul. Minneapolis and
Manitoba Railroad. Colonel Smith. Mr.. Sawyer and
General Hammond arrived at Winnipeg this morning,
aud with the local directors held meeting OF the Board
Of the Old Manitoba ard southwestern Road to arrange
FOR the transfer of that road its who are
sad to be Identified with the Canadian PaciAc. Tue
o rms OF me sale nave no. been made known. C-ders
have issued make n survey the extension OF
the limo 20 5OuIss To land grant OF O4OO acres per
mile does not accompany the lraaalcr OF the road.
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Also now on exhibition at Clinton Hal.


Antique and Molera Bdca- er-c &C. 4 vliy large c).
lection to Dc sod 0y Auction suy neK5 o. l95J o-JsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

TheNEW ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS. nlr.forl cJal
Qaarries and |Or sshop4 westerly z. l.
Fine ac8tlllai JIl!thB @JfN IA JfAIta DftFinr
anaestimates furnished Htl)It 3lltse CJ3i)11t3l5si
!ic,ei. y. 4. O,ice l,52l - siE O. w. cASfIELD Ayt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

Insist Upon thoroughly testing the wilcox y Gibbs
AUTOMATIC Sewing Machine before buying or excAang
ing any other No tension, bobbin shuttle cj5
broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

$500 Reyvard-Los,.--siV Missouri. Kansas and Texas
bonds general Consolidated Sizes 1B,ljl. 1850
1880 Inclusive Address sAVIN & YANDLaHOOf, 20
Newest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

A PrRciicn I'd Thorough Test o. the wilcox Gibbs
AUIOAAllC sewing Machine VIII cJnuncs yOI that IN
noaelesan and ghtnss5 of running andil many ner
points, equal Caa be used D. the NEST delicate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

Important sale OF Swiss Lace Curtains. Tour Hundred
Pairs O Uanl Made Lace curtains OK Tie First Q4y AID
Very Artistic Designs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
Gperlal Notices.
Artistic Memorials.


Artistic Memorials.
TheNEW ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS. Hlrtforl cJll
Qaar1e3 and WOrsshoDs Westerly r. l.
Fine m0nu HeBtll3ai J1iihB @Jfk Ia Grants. DftNnt
ana estimates furnish 3llt5e cJf3i)ll
Insist Upon thoroughly testing the wilcox q Gibbs
AUTOMATIC Sewing Machine before buying excllug-
ing any other No Tension b0bDn. Or shuttle. CJ5
DIOadNay
Piles Permanently Eraiicatoi
IN 10 weeks, Wtljgl ia {tSIr5 D. CABLE Se1l
ircuiarconainiu references Dr. 1917, - Yss5 ~ III
Practical n I'd Thorougi, Test OF tho Wilcox Gibbs
AUIOAAllC sewing Machine VIII cJnVncs yOI that IN
and hghtnes8 u running aldI ner
points, equal Caa be used D. the NEST delicate
Win sd.eIy.
$500 Re,yard-Lost.-siV Missouri Kansas and Texas
bonds general consolidated sizes, 1B5jl 1855
1850 Inclusive. Address sAVIN g YANDLRHOOF, 20
Newest
Henry G. Merrr. Aucrole cor
BY GEO. A. LgAvIrT & CO.
At the Lelvt Art Galleries sI7 Brolawly now on exhb
Important sale OF Swiss Curains Tonr Hundred
Pairs Nanl- Mlde Lace Curtains OK Tie dIl
Very Artistic Designs
Also small and very correction o. Fine Antique aud
A0derA Oriental Rags Porueres &c
TO be sol b. auction saturday uorAn October H. 1880
O'clock.
Asonow on exhibition at Clinton Hal,
Antique and Nolerl Bdc-a- prlc &C. y1iy large col.
lection to Dc sod 0y Auction sriy next o. 1850 o-)ss
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DEMONSTRATIONS ~ BR0oELYN

.one r!c.uoa Di,t.lci missing.
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Piles Permanently Eraaicatoa


IN 10 weeks. WltlJ1l lIae, StSlr5 y CABLE SAL -
circular lntllnn srslsrslgss DE- llIL b Ylit ~ M
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Also small and very select correction o. Fine Antique aud
Modern Oriental Rugs. pOrteTcs, &c.
To be sod b. auction saturday mora October H. 70 l-31
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Henry @. Merrr. Auction eoE.
BY GEO. A. LgAvIrT & CO.

At the Lelyt Art Galleries ~ Broldwly. now on cxlt
ton.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-14
THE STAR ROUTE.

An Interesting Session of the Court Yeste T.
day-The Testimony for the Defense.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The defense
continued the presentation of petitions and
other papers in the star route trial this
morning. After about two hours had been
consumed in monotonous reading, Inger-
soil said his supply of papers was
exhausted but he was hopeful of finding
more at the afternoon session although the
court seemed to attach small importance
to this kind of evidence, remarking that if
the house was full of it. it would not weigh
a feather.
Wilson procured fresh supply of pa
pers and continued reading.
Ray Bealon, of Bath, Me-, deputy collec-
tor of customs and formerly correspond
ing clerk in the second assistant postmas-
ter generals Office, was placed upon the
stand to show the method of advertising
service to be let on certain routes, but the
court refused to allow testimony of that
character. Witness said that in 1879 he
had travelled over the West in his capacity
of inspector of star routes, and he described
the growthand development of the country.
Walter Spangler, of the inspection di-
vision of the postoffice department, de-
scribed the method pursued in making
fines and deductions for failures of service.
A long examination was made regarding
the Kearney Kent route, with the object of
showing the sub-contractor had failed to
comply with the terms of his contract.
The examination of this witness, and the
arguments to which it gave rise, occupied
the remainder of the days session. Ad-
iourned.
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and early were lower. but ruled with more
steadiness toward the close, tn ecline
being pretty much all recovered. The
shipping demand was rather light, and the
orders generally were for smaller quanti-
ties. Foreign adyices showed no material
change, while the Eastern markets inclined
in favor of buyers. The receipts of provis-
ions were moderate and the SHIPMENTS were
reported to be quite large. There was a
fairly good demand for lard, and offerings
we; e more free. Prices recedsd 100 12c
early, but rallied again and closed steady.
On call prices were 21a@5c higher than on
the board. Pork was only moderately
active. Offers to sell were fair. The early
weakness caused prices to recede 10@12115c,
but this loss was wiped out later, the after
noon feelig being steady at an
advance of 215@5c. Cash pork
was in fair demand in the way of fill
ing small orders The receipts of live hogs
were about 1000 and the feeling held
steady with considerable activity mani
fest.
The Mutual Union Telegraph company
did not await summary action at the hands
of the directors of the board of trade re-
garding their bucket shop wires, but re-
moved them this morning. The Western
Union, however, still furnishes its GUS
toners on this line with their ticker re-
ports.