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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
scX.cOupOD.

EENCOupOD'
There was 10 business done in State bonds.
and tho transactions in city bank stocks were
covered by sales OF Park at 1866
The business in railroad bonds was unusually
email and included limited number Of issues The
West Shore and Buffalo first 5s were special
and an exceptional feature; with sales
apprpcatng 1925, 600 the price advanced from 70
70 745s While it is probable that the opening OF
the line to-day to Syracuse had something to DO with
the advance IN the price of the bonds, we under
stand that what affected them more was the prob
ably successful negotiation of the bonds on the
term nal property at Weehawken, by which the
means arc to be supplied for tho erection of I'M
eoualled terminal facilities. Ere first gold cOnsO
IA were ND 30 at 1913. Chesapeake and Ohio trsts,
series b, rose Il 10 954, and currency Us were
steady at 49, Canada Southern frsts wero -
bettor at 96ls. Ohio Central frsts declined 3 per
cent 70 GA with sales of only TWO bonds, and East
tennessee. Virginia and Georgia incomes were of
10, per cent at 80. New-York, Chicago aud
St Louis frsts were easier at 0Si2;
the Philadelphia discovery" teegraphed
Sarurday TO this market that the bonds have
voting power (Which fact was printed III this
column months agO seems to have failed OF It's
pfeEded effect; nevertheless, there Is little doubt
that the bonds i'm question are as certain to pay
their ntercs, promptly some other issues that
are selling 10 and % per cent higher. New-iork
Elevated first Is were 81 higher at ll6@, and
Metropolitan first Is we're strong at lOl the
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Ethiopian MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Oct. Hams, Long dun at Co., shoulders
dui zH6d. TallOw, Prm CITY, dul a. 4od Cheese
American steady at o.. Wheat NO. White, steady AZ
I'd; so. spring, steady at o3i New Westr ~ VIA
tr. sfcauylat SGD; Iurpcnune, spirits at London du AT
JUbl.U
ioSDoy Oct. l.-P:oauce-CalcutJa LInseod 4U9d Sip
per quarter. -
ANTWERP. oct. l.-Petoleum, Fine Pte A msueAa. 20
francs and 20 franc. p ceuumes seller Nllc0Es
Lard closet It lO3 francs 20 centlmeS per 100 klos
BRE2IES. Oct. l.--WLcONs Lard closed a. az marks %
pfsln per ITO ID 49,
IAvgE tct I-WucOxs Lard closed at % francs and %
Ceuilme- 90 kilOs
LyGgrOoL- OCT i.--Recsipt' OF Wheat for te week;
From Atlantic yOrt quarters; from Pa.JC pOrJs,
2ju 0uar,ers sources 10000 quarters Cora,
5000 quarters
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miscellaneous.

4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORE TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIRE
UPTOWN OFFICES Nc: .235 Broadway, corner Thirty.
hrsst until p. AID Sc West Twenty thlri'st cor
square 100 rtrdaye corner Forty seyenhst a. the HAIR
LEM OFFICES. Nos 1907 and 1900 Third-sye.. cOrnor
Onehun up to p n, al regular o.
fee rates.
brushes of every description at the brush
factory 81 Pearlst All articles the lowest prices
JOHN X. HUPPEL, Manufacturer.
FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, 40 Maidcn-ane,
L sationers and Printers solicit your custom.
CEALSKIN GARMENTS and all leading
- fashionable lurs realei lowest cash wholesale phi
bye SHAYNE Manufacturer, l03 Prince 81, saving re-
taI.trs, prONt.
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CONT, ALIVE STOCKS IL STORE ~ NEW-IoEK' BROOK
LrN AND JERSEY Cur GRAIN WAREHOUSES; AND
rrrf ~. RAILWAY LIGHTERS Of CERTIFICATE:
.r..,1n.n II 1uz a21 Ing2Lh,t 4tnt. l5l ~ 800 go

Total bu'h...II'o'-' lo--'',' 49, % l-,'V'o-O
wsiEauc Dy larger arrival the ternns row Is qaiIe un
oycr' 3, Zoe slipping Hay sJci No. Rye STRAW. 81
G,5c; short do 80 gagG oaI 80 SoJI ,rr and o,t IA
.,Iss rri.,rted
ar. .. a. al sc though lew ots are held at
soo ,Sc Te orcred Sew Clona grades almost
R Roasi a q wlla mo average Did nO' above -oc
'H1 ITXIHHOn change Today: Iron, feyorsh. closing
.giGg 90 on d@ Fi oG S do do IONS At SO GaTsen calls 5
tons Carbon 30 J. snort notice so Al ty IN qEet ana
me- 2'scte,l ,,.
H sfII Iro I'd a. - ~, Al A. SOC.
r,},J 40 Good -traned - 5-4G 81 %. sputs
Iur euune opened wl'h sale 81 10 g,5 at S Sn ye
t.1 l,u- az ~ 80, tals e on " and str.Iy.
,. qy i 1I1dN AZ NcT b dt5d 900 bOs Q
sold for export 800. We auote Guy LinseeI Go4o'c
weston Soc calcutta ls Cow SS f.GI latter ' ar Dc
I.rl d. as lg.. crude AIrnhAdsu c. Crude sperm Jc
~ Erslc 5sg5,r: ,rgIou CocoauuJ on, f+a5 gc.
cocmn e'g. Pam Oh o 2SE'tD6,; %,Si fot' 80 o."
PiaanS 30 gravity, l7aI'c.' 'anner'' 'ae for Banks
'U"GEAS FTEIGH rS-GIat berth room was rather duil
MAJ s'hgla a. SU,tirru p,., met win some 10
quiry, ANA oc 4.nn1, ng"uou IO Ti , ,o a. ~ ma
il ~ @ a. i si auI t0IG SACKS do VIA
@ Bacon 5,i 1000 Cheese, 20 os Iiow
~ ,os A. ions. iGi 70 ton. Measurement Goods rs d.
aI,. boo pE IS nut.,r Boo. LONDON -tot 49, uOg ou7i
oral .d 5'To gsNg1 ln 900 IONS Wa boston los sd
"a.
hI.oa aS so SGlt~G0w steam cram quoted Al. 100
uola oi i,.E.t pIlIS IOi steam. Grain quoted
- '" ,,,u do 4ii.El IL steam do 'qd
NEH % ,,,,., 80 a. .it'r,, ,., Id lWEtP. steam.
.,d a." AW-ifRDAAl steam. B.. 900 Du,u.
n. . F,""ic" ' A ans ILLS AID GENDA stein,
,j MI Ion, ART ard Ialow a2s d.....MA RoEIL LE'
.,i tls "a, Ion,ecd on 81 gI.....-LEG
- 800, IN ill.,. mo- Is ia ....JANA, .,orr sglan
80 ls,u.O' ,,Isrs Refined Petroleum, j5d4Dc...--.
"it '0'0 IfN.tTt.n kINGDOM, German
ii . IN ami 100 bUIs do - LONDON, Nogwc ian
49, Io1 ~. M, ana Napbtua s. I'd .Sll ANG-
M en- D,r,5 ain a. UJU cases Refined Petroleum pri-
lial! III Ifalau bark n PhllHlc PIMA
vale terms - ~ TsitSIE German bark lUn
a'oo Jus 49,. W 400 NH. Keuhued do private terms go.
case he,e, IN rinrI from baltimore. 1000 bbls
- s ~, , ~TI 1 P P'
10 pORy-Therc little inquiry from
@ active IN ,yeuout vans Of ne
froJs II still unsettled aud
ne saIe..J Jpl, Meas pol pant Sll 10 bSl - p
~ 49, Esi,i'v Mess sl56gl5 20 p DOls city Prlae
49, ~ Ioh Iots orotrl gI 5UaFl2; Family Mess, $lJa
,', ~, ~ 80, La sli DO ur Cy. Clear Back $40 JJU
- io 1tra srr SIS sl35o. Primo nunlunl
80 Az" a. ", o.ttut ana prices uOmiuuy
hEl1r L Mos 50 OUsl3; Packet ST. 90 ~ l3i
o. H. 4 la'L LAlIa N.'5 80 a 16.ID Gin MEALS
CITY Extra Ihdla Ness IN l'7, - % nm. AR de.
hIn' .io o., m tcSa f. Ga and weak sales 900 Ds
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Go iOhom it man Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN PHIL
LIPS MACKAY OF the CITY OF Paterson IN the County
Of Passac and state Jersey hath this day male an
sspunt 10 lie ate for the equal benefit
oil MS creditors that the said creditors must exhibit their
claims under affirm ton 10 the subscriber
Pr The office OF H. A Williams First National Bank Budlnk
Paterson, NeW-Jers ..,,..,,,,s,
Dated September Is 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
RpAzIIIAN CoFFEE MARKETs.

RIO JANElRO. sept 29.-Cohee-Good Firsts 1000 q
10 klO Average daily receipts Of The week
~ 900 Tags Weeks shpmentsTO the Channel ana NOrh
Europe 22OUO bags: 10 the United states 1000 bags
10 the Mediterranean Sa"s of tho wCek-FOr the
Channel and Norh $4,000 bags To- the United
States $4,000 bags for the MeIte nonoi stock
25S 900 bags. Exchange Oh London. y g. .-. ...
SANTOS Z9-JOhee superior santos. A.3OV l.5OO
rcs Der 10 EiOs Average daily receipts the week 700
bags Weeks shipments-TO all countries lSOJO bags.
ali for Europe sales Of the WeekFOr all countries 20 JOO
bags: Europe. STOCK. $4,000 bags.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON Monday. Oct. l. 1881
CLOSING PRTCES Or PHIL4 DELPHI4 STOCKS
R.nnr,,A DIV IOHE 4. DAVIS Z %. II YIls.
MONDAY, Oct. 1-P. VI


When 1t is stated that the total transactions IN
stocks to-day amounted only ljS, 800 shares, and
that moderate and conservative estimate attrIb-
utes onc-haf of that quantity to the execution of
matched orders" It IS told that tO-day's stock
market was the dullest that has been for many
months. Beyond that there is little TO be added
concerning the days transactions. It, however,
must be recorded that this evenings closing prices
average higher than Saturdays last figures. 1t
also may he told how, after remarkably dull
opcuiug and q following shrinkage in prices there
was rapid recovery of l20al per cent wncn il was
announced That one more failure Ind occurred IN the
clothing trade and how after that there was another
decline on Il very dull movement, and how the
market suddenly became active in the last ten
minutes of business, and prices advanced after
q fashion that lpica ted there never will DO 70 to-
morrow for the purchase Of stocks. few stocks
are exceptional in not showing gains on Saturday
Iast figures, and "a very few IN showing any de-
clInes. Among the latter ~ the stock of Central
and Hudson, which after selling freely in the early
dealings at 10 0l152i later dropped TO 114i2 and
closed weak at 10. Probably the opening Of the
West Shore line to Syracuse and ITS larg adycr-
ti,IDg of the fact, which shows detcrmDatIDn TO
secure a good proportion Of the business between
New-York and Syracuse, had some effect upon
Central and Hudson speculation. The market
closed. although at higher figures, not strong.
Government bonds were as duh usual bids
for the IS lex INTEREST," Il higher and for the Is
were ls higher Annexed the closing quotations:
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j. Wells Rigs mp aud Wells
Drilling. building. TOrpedOed

The petroleum market to-day was without feature
Duness prevailed abd prices saRged without any press
Of stocks The close apparently weak at de-
cline OF anOut cent from saturdays hnai figures.
The range OF prices and Tue Total deahngs.were
follows:
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEM.YORK. Oct. !.

The weekly report of the Cooper and Ball
districts shows decrease from the preceding week
of Sol barrels in proiuctiun spite OF increase OF
five IN number Of producing wells and the tOrpedo-
ing OF seven old The weekly gauges for the dates
indicated are as follows:
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FINANCE DKPARrnESr,
srRRAu FoR THR COLLECTION OF TAxEs,
TnaA0UnE-sE

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS:--Nonee Is p bereI
~ by given that the assessqen! rolls Of he H for
ihe wear 1888 for the eOlecAon Oh vi .
been delivered the undersigned and thai the taxes NJ nav.
mani rolls arc now due and payable this Office IN case ~
pent on or before day OF November next e n e
Inc shall be entel 10 the benefits mentioned In secuoh - X
NSYok City Consolidation Act OF 1852 VIZ ~ day Of
sucq payment and the INST DAY Oh MARTIN T. McMkOS
Receiver o. Ta4s&
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Gorporaticn Notlees.

for repairing Per ole. ola
~ 3d. North River and for repairing and painting 'he se Ia
he the iepartnent OF DOCKS "a @
% ST. until october 3 1885, at ~ oeloek az NJ
fun int ormalOh see the City heeorui copioS i'i s-i'
Nv lalL
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS. or BERyE5 TO-DAY.

Good 10 Prime Steers sold ago l20l34C and
tile average was estimated at lOa4c
BEENES.ReCelps yesterday and to-day were 232 cars
at Jersey Cityl24 at GUJsa and Is Weehawken
lneW yards making 1907 head, against $3.50 head last Mon
Gay Tic aniValS the past week were 2,aZ6 head
more than last week, and 1873 head more
than the corresponding week last The hTm
feeling it'll which the market c,osed last Monday sue
ceeded dem nj Wednesday tor al grades OF
Cate at an ADVANCE from &c per 10. The market
weakened Friday before tho and the finish was a
reduction OF fully &c per b. he supply to-day was heavy,
bu 70 cav os were Export steers and d cars came direct
20 SalghteeTs wing Job caTJl FOL The markell the
bulls of which Texans, Colorado and C0JlmOn ami
Medium Natives These ali sold slowly at decline OF from
i 2c per b, Poor Texans and COlO8dOs hard 10 sell
at the reduction Eair to Prime Native BullOcks were IN
good request and qualltY CONSIDERED prices were tuy as
strong Friday sales Of Texans at T34O5c TO
dress 10 d. mainly az 81S2c Colorado Steers sold at oG
9l also to drcs J5 To- very the outside figure car
load Of lit state Stoczels sold At 4c Poor to Medium
Natives at OC tOdres5 - d5 J Fair TO Prime a lJG
a IL p To dress % d. with 3 l2c Choice The
yards not cleared BY 20 Exporters purchased
ABOUT 200 head az So go a 50 81.
The Richmond HUI gOC or late saturday with GJ9 Live
Cattle.
The shipments Live Cattle and sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were Us iOLlOWs
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CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS :
sAN ENLNCLsco. Monday. Oct l. 1889

The California Mining Company has levied an
assessment of 20 cents per share.
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NAVY PAY 0EgIcR, "a srArE,sTa,

NEw-IORK. sept 81. lSSS.
PROPOSALS sealed and ndorsed ON envelope
IBID Tor supplies Advertised" viii De received at thus
office nm II O'clock s. 1888 Tor tne following sup
ps u tue best quality be delivered within twenty aAys
nom date order free at the Navy nar, New
York:
$1,000 feet Of Cherry
$1,000 OF White Ash.
10000 feet Of No. Clear White Pine. ,..,,--.,
Specific atoms blanks Will be furnished az ths ONCE
Tie right 70 reject or all Dlds lhat may hOs
be ueemea alyanta ,eOus 20 the Government . -,
Two responsible surcues required Tor tue prOmPO ano
fathtul delivery OF tho supplies awarded .-. =, -.
s,55nSus, Ho' P''F0''' THOMAS T. CASW ELL
S'''o'N'' Inspector u. = Navy,
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
4 NJ nsnAArnrNr BrREAu OF PRoyIsIoNs AND

WAsHINGTOS, Sept 20 1855
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals for Navy Supplies III
be reserved al tins until IL O'Clock October % 1885,
aud opened Immediately thereafter In the presence OF bidders 9E
rs 600 pounds RvapOrated Apples
10000 pounds Coffee
5000 gallons Beans
5000 wards Barusley Sheetinx
pairs Cali Shoes
5000 pairs Kip shoes
10 OOd pain WOolen Socks.
800 o Neckerchiefs.
spOOls Cotton.
1000 Pocket Handkcrchiefs.
20 900 pounds Candies -. - .o......
sYcen Tic sbeng which be delivered In ninety days Os
will e received Of the aboyemennoned Articles out
INST include Inc fun amount required for such article articles
The articles 20 the Navy standard and pass to
pnal naval INSPECTION; and reservation Of 20 cent Will %
withheld the each delivery until the complexion Oh
the contract. a.
The Bkvn Navy Yard specifications forms Of Oder and Oil IN
formation relative o the articles required , 49,, AZ. =,
proposals must be made ON the proper blank ons anu ~
out "a indicated by the blank ., ~, oou.
sidered advantageous 10 the Government ;, Sn.v
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON oct l.-l23D n. m Atlantic ann Great West
err trustees certificates. 1885, EIr ~ ~
Reading. 2gaE Mexican Ordinary, ~ A. Paul Common
1851.
LOSDON oct l.-20J W. m.-Fsn' luc-' quote thro'
count
LONDON oct. l.-lsOu p. W.-Atlsntio snd Great West
crn nrst mortgage trustees certificates 4It d.
mortgage l4 New-Nork Central 10 Peuusy lyania Raj.
-. MEXICAN ordinary, fCiI
LO,uOs OCT L-j.uD g. m-Pl1s ndvices quote three
~ francs = Jrutucs Tor tho account
ana exchange London Al - francs 252 cenumcs Tor
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Bid. ASEsI. Sld. A5Est
f. Al al rsglI4 Il44 U. $ our g. 1875. l3O ....
. .s.45is'I cOGlll llif q. s.eur s. lt'l.l8
i = 1901 reg 1908 l2O9 J. =. curbi lS'S l3b
Us ! 1901 cou'i2Os I2Jl9 u. ; cIc5L 1879. 1907
l. = 8osI cents go. Dist Col 365s. los = 100 2
= CurJ 6. lRtD. l2J
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DropoSsls.

PROPOSALS will be received by the under
dersigued at the the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road company. Baltimore mr October Is, 1888 for the
Of the SusquehannA River Bridge.
The proposals include tera IN caissons and cOfer
Of sinking 70 bedrock Also cost or
Ecpp.u GASEOUS and from water during me tms
the concrete and masonry being a Plans ana spcie
lions NAV be the chief Engineers Oc5 on and amer
Octobcr The company the right 10 reject any aud
allprOpOssiS IL 1. DOUGLASS. CuleI i-nslh'@I
nROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING COM
4 POUND ARNOR PLATES for the turet Of the L.
aTtupt1D
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The advertisement dated August 20 1888 inviting proposals Tor
furnishing compound plates for the tue anor o. ne u
Monitor Mianl0uOuuh hereby amended follows; Jnder ne
canton Secondary Tests" and after the sentence Under mss
secondary tIet to be at no time completely penetrated
insert following
In cr, the result Of the m ccut shot in the Judgment o.
shall be Sufficiently conclusive on account OF
some anomaly 10 the attending the firing test whether
m tine premature breaking pujece or nom other causes e
repeat this iLOleF
uoiut OF the plate the ccntr1l horizontal ue
similar anomalies SHOULD develop themselves with regard 70 ~o
out of he three secondary shots these shots shl D. repeated pL
% by m m delivered Al ereut spot from that struck before
'"NA WV" " THEODORE D. WILSON
Chief Constructor. o. = Y
Chief Bnreaa Construction Repair Navy Department Washing.
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LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY rELEG aAPH
CHICAGO Oct l-Ths DropeTs Journal roportsi --Hogs-
Receipts 10000 shipments AGO. heavy and nght soDs'
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
OCTOBER 1. 1888.

THE GENERAL LIST
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1881. l~S2 1889.
Npu,hcr Of rrrc4 564 go 500
Third week 60 sept St2.5Sb s'f.i3 rH'.l-
Jau. / To- -tIt. u. l5SlAgB l,~ui3-2 lh1isSs
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO.
ls-n 1883. Difference
Third week IN sept. esItIi t4aFlg IrC. 81. :
Jan. sept IL. 2.3lEti1 21bB,0ni Inc. 1851
ELILABLIII L, XISGToN AND BIG SANDY.
Iss2, ls-5: Difference
Third week iH sept. slO.5Ol slGsIG Inc. 5000
Jan. to sept 2I.... 33s.4Gl JOsj7 Inc. lUi.3I6
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-12-14

BILL ARp's TuANKsGryIyG.-Tb Thanks.
giving day served double purpose at nv
house, for it was the birthday of one of our
hopeful children, and we surprised him with
Il new gun, and Of course he wanted 70 on
out and Kill something right away. He
brought home partridge and a waller
hammer and rabbit and made the feathers
fly ont ola big hawk. These bows are
always making the feathers fly, and they
XII more birds they cant find than what
they do find Give boy dog and gun
and ne is happy. These birthdays come
mighty thick in my family and Mrs. Arp
thinks heap more of EN- than | do but
poor folks children ought to all be born on
the 2oth of February and they wouldent
come around SO often. Nevertheless we
must do the best we can for the offspring
and be thankful.
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Dental Surgeon. .

nR. /. E. MEADOR, q graduate of the Balti.
~ more Dental College, offers his professional
services to those who may require Dental Sur.
gerry in any Of its branches.
Being gempiy supplied with the best instru.
ments ana oil modern improved appliances, he
feelssafe In assuring perfect satisfaction. -
He will be found In his Office over DIR. posev
q Bros. Drug Store on all days.
Office hours A. M. to 6 p. M. .s..U =.
a July ~ ',,s 80 ~ ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-12-14

lIIE MUTT TRIAL,-Uniontown, Pa,
December 3.-The session Of the Court
to>day was entirely occupied with the
examination of jurors in the Mutt case. The
panel embraces eighty jurors, fifty of whom
have been examined and but one secured
OF that number. Counsel for the prisoner
stated this morning that they would base
the defence entirely opon the theory of emo.
tonal insanity. and they summoned a long
number OF witnesses to prove that the pris>
oner has been peculiar from infancy. and
that he was imbued with an uncomfortable
desire to take life. The trial promises TO
De protracted and exciting. a change Of
the venue was finally made to Allegheny
County, and it is thought trial con be had
in two or three weeks.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-12-14

WE KEEP EVERYTHING
THAT rs NEEDED TO CLOTHE
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS, La
DIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN,
INCLUDING A MPLETE
LINE OF LADIES' AND MISSES
UNDERWEAR, AND HAVE
THE BEST DRESsMAKING
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
SOUTH.
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AN AssAssrNATloN IN ALABAMA -Chattan ooga
November PA special from Talladega, Ala.
states that this morning while Richmond Sim
mons was at the breakfast table with his family
At assassin fired shot through the window.
he ball crashing through Mr.. Simmons temn,s
and killing him instantly.
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LETTERS OF INQUIRY ARE
PROMPTLY RESPONDED TO.
SAMPLES SENT AND ESTI-
MATES GIVEN. WE GUARAN-
TEE Observation-Disclosures
PACKAGES FOR OVER TEN
DOLLARS IN AMOUNT FREE
OF RESS OR MAIL
CHARGES.
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history too hong concealed, hcromr. known
admiration for lin will be changed tn dis
gust, and disgust to anger t:.at we have
been 50 long deceived
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SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
MoElrees Jewelry Palace. 254 King ST,
) Charleston. s. G. Largest Stock. Low.
est prices in the South. Repairing O
specially. Send me your watches.
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Proceedings of the Legislature.
"EhNEspAN, DECEMBER ). lSSa.

ine senate met at IL m, and was opncI will,
prayer by Rev. William Martin WI"
Mr Moore presented "a petition from ! 600
oi'i%TnS from the counties of Spartanbury, Union
anu ~ nirn"eil, praying for The prohibition of tho
olina. :" south Gar
Mr. Munro-A bill to amend the ch,r,or or,,
town of Union. VI '"e
Mr "'mmons-A bill to amend section Sj7 of
,"e uenera' statues, relating to the duty of Trial
me o'li to provide a punishment for bas,ardv
was indefinitely post poned.
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CITATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y SIS. In Probate Court special term, February

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y S. In Probate Court. special term, February
IA, 1888.
In the matter of the estate of Erick Joban Lund,
deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Emma
Yoke, of sale county, representing, among other
things that Erick Johan Lund, late of said county,
ON the 10th day of February, A. D. 1888, at Saint
Paul in said coanty, died interstate, and being an
inhabitant of this county at the time of his DEATH
leaving goods, chattels, and estate within this
county and that the said petitioner is the mother
and sole heir at law of said deceased and praying
that administration of said estate be to her
granted.
Ii is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the judge OF this court, Monday, the 18th day of
March, A. D. 1885, at ten O'Clock a. NJ, at the pro-
bate Office, in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased, and all persons in
terested by publishing copy OF this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing,
in the Daily GLOBE, newspaper printed and pub
lished in said county.
hearing, 1890
us Judge Of Probate.
Attest, Frank Robert, j., Clerk.
feb II sat AZ