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BALTIMORE May 4.-virgnia g. consolidated ss;
do I'd series. 35; new TO- 40s. 1885, new IS. 81 bid
day.
BALTIMORE, May l.-Cotton higher and firm
middling, l04. Flour drm aud active-Howard street
and western super. 26aA 0o do. extra. 26a4 IS;
do family. 00a6. 90; city mills super. 8. 25a4 90
do: extra 2bss. SO; do. Rio brsnds 6. .00a6 25
Wheat southern higher; western lower and DUH;
southern red 20al: a. do: amber. 1. 24al.27: No.
MsM5yansd M s l2s bid No western . winter Ied. SPOT
i:2sHsl: 2a ASgust j; asssi: 2sk: GOrn.sSath:
white e0a67; do. yellow, e6a66x; western mixed
sp9t Ta67H: May; 85,ss65t; June. CLASSY; July.
ern. 6la64 western white. 62a54; do. mixed 60aSi
and 70 choice % ana nay Msrs sGxsr
gNEa. 2o:so Bull mssts-shosldsrs and cissr rib
sdes 12h Hams. N4alsk: L.rdSreAned. l2H.
Ess dull snS vsss Il RsrOeam an and sU as
refined. 1<a7X. Coffee dull-Rio cargoes ordinary
quiet I1xsiS. Whisky dun. 1:isSsi.I!. frsisnts to
Liverpool per steamer dul-cotton, 6S2a9 16d. -four
S sa &n & as2d RscstHt;o II ood 200 6.1rsls sS
bushels; re 500 6ushels: shipments@whestt l2 600
corn. 700 bushels. Saleo-wheat SO3 600 bushels.
corn. "a. 600 bushels.
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Tele3ranhic Rriefs.

The steamer Sarna sailed from Portland. Me-
this morning, and Will be the last OF the Dominion
line OF steamers to leave this port this season.
A telegram has been received at Winnipeg an.
nouncing the transfer OF the Thunder Bay branch
OF the Canada Pacific railway from Rat Portage te
Lake Superior, distance OF over 400 miles, to O
syndicate by the dominion government
A fire at Greenfield, Greene county, ILL.,, yester
day morning destroyed ten buildings, comprising
the entire west front OF the public square, includ.
ing SOuthwards hotel, the Masonic and Odd Eel
lows halls, and seven stores Loss $37 600; only
slight insurance.
At Darlington, Wis, fre yesterday morning
ness houses; Loss SIX, 600; insurance $4,000
The Canadian lacross team, with their Indian
proteges, sailed from Portland, Me-, for England,
on the steamship Sarnia, this morning.
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European Sensations.
ARREST OF WALSH AND SHERIDAN REPoRTR]

ARREST OF WALSH AND SHERIDAN REPORTED IN
LONDON.
LONDON, May "A report was in circulation here
to-day that the government had received a cable
dispatch from New York stating that Walsh and
Sheridan had been arrested by the American au.
thoritieS
AANUFACTORY OF EXPLOSIVES IN CR0NSrADT.
CRoNsTADT, May A building used as a manu-.
factory OF explosives has been discovered here.
Several naval onicerS, who are said 10 have been
concerned In the manufacture OF the explosives,
have been arrested.
THE DYNAMITE PLOT IN AMERICA BETRAYED BY THD
BRITISH CONSUL IN NEW YORK.
DUBLIN, May 4.-The FreenadnS Jaanal saws
the dynamite plot Matched In America was be.
trayed by the British consul at New York Tho
name OF every conspirator who came to England.
and or the ship on which he sailed, was cabled TO
England directly after the vessel left New York.
The police watched the conspirators from the mo-
ment they landed in England. The Freeman'a
journal says member OF the governing council
OF the conspirators could alone have given such
Information.
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NeWN Briefs.


At the Tewksbury almshouse investigation
yesterday Gov. Butler showed that some fifty-four
er asures had been made In the account books, ap.
parently to cover up frauds, and that Superin-
tendent Marsh filed no Official bond when last
elected, and question is raised as to whether
he Is the legal superintendent.
Judge Billings, In the United States court at
New Orleans, yesterday rendered an opinion In the
case OF Myra Clark Gaines against the city of New
orleans, confirming the report OF the master In
chancery by which Mrs. Gaines gets Judgment
against the city for 81 667, OF which $566 07 is
interest
cooking main took place In Norfolk yester-
day between New York and Philadelphia six.
Thirteen battles were fought. Philadelphia won
SIX and New York six. The thirteenth battle was
a draw.
The Baptists OF Connecticut propose to purchase
large tract OF land at Crescent Beach. about
seven miles west OF New London, and establish
there denominational watering-place.
silkworm eggs are being largely distributed
through South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, and
other parts OF the south and southwest
A New York dispatch says: A diligent search
for lyman (No ~, Sheridan, and Walsh was made
In New York yesterday, but none OF them could be
found.
The Goth anniversary OF the battle OF CHANGER
lorsville was celebrated by the llth New Jersey
regiment at Trenton yesterday.
fire In Fredericksburg, Va, yesterday DAM
aged Chancelor's stables, and two adjoining
stores.
The winners at Nashville races yesterday were
as follows: Mile and furlong, Standiford In OF
one mile, Aleck, LAX; five furlongs, Granite in
105H.
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Shot by a Discharged Emproye.

EAGLE Rock, IDAHO. May 4-Whitley, a dis
charged employe or the Utah Northern railroad.
entered the station here yesterday called the sia
tlon agent, w. b. Green, TO the counter and after
exchanging few words with him drew a revolver
ana nred three shots at him, inflictng fatal inIu-
res Whitley has been arrested, and IL Is thought
that he will be lynched The shooting grew ont
or complaint made by Green upon which Whit
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A Weeks Bu,Iuess Faiuures

NRw YORK. May A-The business failures OF the
last seven days. as reported 10 tho mercantile
agency OF n o. Dun Co., number 132, as COM
pared with ls2 for last week, or a reduction or so.
The New England states had is, the middle 10, the
western A, the southern %, the Pacfc states and
territories 16 New York city 3 and Canada 80:
total l52 There were no failures OF consequences
reported In New York city for the week. In the
country, Moss Co., stationers, Philadelphia.
nave suspended, and the Jost Brewing CO., OF
Bunalo, N. Y, have made an assignment The
general run or the failures are Insignificant
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Bloody Fight with Hor.e Thieves.

ST. LOUIS, May i-There was q desperate fight
between posse or Texas farmers and three horse
thieves In the lower part OF the Indian territory.
near Darlington, on Wednesday last. IL resulted
In the killing OF one OF the thieves, named Elem.
Ing. the mortal wounding OF another, and the can
ture OF the third. The dead desperate was left on
Ihe prairie. The other two were taken back to
Texas, where the CAPTURED horses had heen Stolen
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Racing in England.

WINNER OF THE WESTMINSTER CUP
LONDON, May 4-The May meeting at Kempton
Park began to-day. The race for the Westminster
cup was won by Mr.. X. Peck's five -year-old bay
horse Barcaldine, with Mr. C. j. Leevres fiye-y year.
Old chestnut horse Tristan second and Lord Ellese.
mer'S siX-year-old chestnut horse Wallenstein
third. There were four starters
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BELIEVE THEY WERE MARRrED.-James Nc.
Grath, who was suffocated by gas in a Scranton,
Pa, hotel, died Wednesday. He had revived and
hopes were entertained OF his recovery but rather
suddenly he began to sink and died In a few hours.
When asked by his mother, just before his death,
II the woman who occupied the room and suffered
with him was his wife. he nodded affirmatively
The girl still remains In an unconscious condition
but shows signs OF improving. Her mother has
arrived and the girl proves to be Ida Bedell,
daughter of a Slsquehanna county farmer, as
heretofore stated She has a good character at
nome as an honest, Industrious girl, and her
mother and friends believe that she was married
to McGrath. A coroner's Jury rendered a verdict
that McGrath'S death was the result of accident
and misfortune Mrs. McGrath has taken her
sons body home, but the father OF the dead man
refuses to receive 1t unless satisfied that bis son
did marry Miss Bedell.
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THE INDIAN REBEL SPIECHER CAPTuRED.-
Spiechee. the Indian Territory Creek Indian rebel,
he would do, the United states troops arrested
him and two OF his chiefs, Juckabatch and Harjo.
sued by troops, and sixty-five OF them. together
with large number OF women and children, were
captured and taken to Fort Gibson. This has
completely broken up the dfsanection, and no
further trouble is apprehended from Item.
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n, the New vor ay as, % sh te aOty contested case
company's application 70 acquire the right OF way
through lands OF DR.. VIM. III. Watson, In Utica,
sioners to appraise the value Of the lands
required. Ex-senator Herman and other
able counsel represented the railroad COM
pany, and ex-senator Conkling, with Congress.
manSpriggs:and other prominent yers.appeare0
for Dr. Watson This IL the last contest OF the
kind In this county.
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SHOCKING CASE OF CHILD MURDER IN BALTI.
MoRE.-The Baltimore american says that for six
years Mr.. Samuel Suter and his daughter, Miss Ida
Suter, aged twentysiX years, have lived at No. GO
Stockton street. About two weeks ago she was
taken sick, and last Sunday night DIR. Charles E.
Sadtler was called In and upon examination was
satisfied that she had become a mother a short
time before he was sent for: This, however, Miss
Suter positively denied. The woman died late
Sunday night, and the doctor sent In a certificate
to the health department OF death from perito.
n1tis. Her funeral took place Monday morning.
Monday afternoon Mr.. Suter moved away and the
house was closed. officers visited the premises
yesterday, and In a sink attached to the premises
discovered the dead body OF full-grown, WELL
developed infant The post mOrtem showed that
the child was born alive.
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COMMODORE STEPHEN b. LUCE, commanding the
training squadron, has arrived here from Newport,
RI, and this morning had an interview with Sec
retary Chandler.
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Public BcQueSea.

PROVIDENCE, K L, May 4-Chace lewis the
venerable citizen OF Providence, who died yester-
Gay, left the following public bequests: TO Bates
Free Baptist church, Providence, s., 600; Home for
Aged Men, Providence, sl,0O0; Womens Christian
Association, $500; Home for Aged Women $500:
Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich, 1000: stovef
College, Harper's Ferry, West Va, - 600, and
Rhode Island hospital, 81. .000
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DETROIT, MICH, May 4.-Yesterday a train ON
the Detroit and Lansing road, near Howard Ctty
struck wagon on crossing, killing two womer,
and man named johnson. The team was run.
ming away, and the engineer, on account or deep
cut, could not see them
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GLADSTONE DKFRATKD-In the house Of Com
mons last night the Affirmation bill was refused q
second reading by a vote OF zee to 28Q Owing 70
the rejection OF the bill Mr.. Bradlaugh intends to
administer the oath OF once 20 himself. The
Daily Nescs says that by tho rejection OF the bill
x1umphed.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reye.
nue., 81, ,444, 459 90; customs, s6i5, 8,56.
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The Pugflist Clcary,s Victim Fails %
Appear.

pugilist and James Freeman, charged with aggra.
waited assault and battery on William f. Landers,
were again arraigned to day, but the injured man.
who is said TO be out OF danger, failed 20 appear.
and the hearing was postponed until the 18th In.
stant Ball was reduced TO 81 600.
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a Policeman Shot by a Plumber.

NEW YORK, May 4-POliceman Francis Mallou
was shot and killed by Michael sullivan a PLUMBER
on Cathar1ne street. at 1 O'Clock this morning The
only provocation was that Mallon ordered Sullivan
10 move on" The first shot was fatal: but when
Mailon was down sullivan fired two more shots In
his head. The murderer was arrested after a sa-
we're struggle
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POLITICAL PorNTs.-The Pennsylvania rerubl,-
can state convention is called to meet at Harris
burg, July 11th.-The Iowa republican conven-
ton Is called to meet at DeS Moines, June 27th.
The Massachusetts Senate has passed bill for
the election OF aldermen or Boston by districts
instead OF on the general ticket This will give
the democrats six aldermen and the republican ms
a like number.-A movement for biennial ses-
necticut
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CHICAGO, May 4-Mllwaukee advices report that
serious wind storm prevailed in portions OF
southern Wisconsin last night. Trains running
into Milwaukee were delayed and the telegraph
service crippled. The damage to churches and
other public buildings at WaukeSha is placed at
$4,000, and other outlying towns from Milwaukee,
report more or less damage.
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for mailing; price, three cents per copy. It Is .
large, eight-page paper, OF ffty-stx columns, cut
pasted and folded, and will b sent anywhere IN
the United etatee and Canada postpaid, for one
dollar year
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THE SANTA FB TBRTro- MILLENIAL CELEBRATION
Santa Fe, New Mexico, the cid "City OF the Holy
Faith Is 333 years old this year. and great prepa-
rations have been made for thirty-three days OF
celebration il commemoration OF its settlement by
Europeans The celebration will begin July I'd,
and will include comprehensive mining and In
dustrlal exposition, and will present the charac-
teristics OF the three Civilizations which have oc-
cupied New Mexico and the adjacent territory
since its first occupation by the Spaniards In
1850, to the present time, and illustrate the prog
ress Of the several centuries Horse racing is fire.
quently IN the program, and there is sham fight
ing by the Zuni Indians. The railways have ar
ranged special rates
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Wreck 0f the steamer Eureka.
TIE RASSEHQTRa ALL lAYIn

PoRf ToWNsRND w. T., Nay A-The unitso
States steamer Adams has just arrived froW
Alaska, bringing news OF TIE wreck OF the stealnee
Eureka In Rorn straits while on her way TO Alaan.
The deputy co!lsctor e wrangel reports IN e
paoDenGerD-eo q Dumbor~Savo6
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BOSTON, May A-The grinding room OF the Bos.
ton Rubber Shoe company's factory was started
yesterday, and 1t is expected that work VIII be re-
sumed in full next Monday In both mills, thus
giving employment to over 1900 hands. These
mills have been shut down for the last two montha
owing to the high price OF rubber.
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THE WAcHusETr sailed April 18th from Honolulu
for the Samoan Islands
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Horses Ahead Of BtcycJes.
Another Destructive storm,

Boston, May AT O'Clock the score In the
Casino race stood: Horses, GA miles; BICYCLES COZ
| miles -
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District Government Affairs.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS

The commissioners approved applications for
liquor licenses from John A. Gleason and the
National Fair Association.
TELhEHoNIC CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
superintendent Ii. X. Miles sent communica-
ticn to the District Commissioners asking permis-
sion to use an unexpended appropriation OF 81 900
belonging TO the fire and police telegraph and tele-
phone fund, for connecting the telephone services
with the school buildings. He states that this
sum Is amply sufficient
PROPOSALS FOR NEW FIRE ENGINE
The commissioners have caused the several
manufacturers OF steam fire engines throughout
the country to be invited to send proposals for
nlshlng new steam fire engine for use in this
city, taking 3 secondhand Amoskeag engine in
exchange as part payment The new engine is to
here by July list, 1883
PERMITS TO BCnp
Hiding permits have been issued by Inspector
EutwiSle as follows: John f. Brooks repair
frame 52o 21st street; $500. II. O. Towles repair
brick 4l4 10th street northwest; f100 Franz Me
hauSe, repair brick 220 ID street northwest; $500
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THE PowHATAN left Key West this morning for
Carthagena.
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THE VACANT commissionership OF internal reve-
nue., 1t is now said, will certainly be filled next
week. Ex-RepresentatIves Burrows, of Michigan,
and Dunnell, OF Indiana, are applicants the former
endorsed by Senator COnger. w. N. Hobart, of
Cincinnati, Is the candidate OF the distilling in.
terest and Senator Logan has recommended Mr.
A c. Matthews, OF Illinois
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Mr.. MuRcH READY TO GO ON WITH THE HILL IN
vEsrIGAT1oN-In response to the communication
sent to Mr.. Murch yesterday concerning the Hill
ury department to-day and stated to Mr. New.
chairman OF the investigating committee, that he
would be ready to go on with the investigation in
a day or two
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The Star Route Arguments.
Mr.. BLISS ON DISCREPANCIES IN THE TESTIMONY O
THE DORSEYS


Mr.. Bliss continued his address to the fury in
the star route trial to-day, and devoted the morn
ing to searching criticism OF the testimony OF
John W. Dorsey and Miner. He pointed out the
discrepancies between the testimony OF s. w. nor
sey and John w. Dorsey-the former declaring
that he had furnished the money to start the mail
business and had received none from the contrac-
tors, and the latter testifying to having given
money to 8. w. Dorsey.
Mr.. Bliss declared the proof conclusive that S.
w. Dorsey had engaged In the mail business while
In the Senate, and that he had originated the
whole scheme to plunder the government. When
he had spent as much money as he could afford,
vale had been taken in to furnish further capital
Before the noon recess Mr.. Bliss stated. In reply
to question from the court, that he would try to
close his address to-day.
Judge Wylie said that. II necessary, he would
prolong the days session.
AFTER THE RECESS
Mr. Bliss continued bis address, devoting himself
to an explanation OF the relations OF s. w. Dorsey
to the contracts.
Mr.. Bliss was still speaking when TEE STARS
report closed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ / WISH, TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE
va saaRss and M th also those h sisters to all
Yesterday evening" who had both legs broken by jump
IN her Xa%s sns sad ssgssy
Rrs pr R Dewitt sdts. Ysrpe Mrs Dewitt Gen sugs and
Gibson. Mrs 9: MsFariana, Mr.. .H John s Dsvs.
q he Mr
did not ascertain who did all in their relieve her
brousht out and sent her home IN it, C Where her limSs
were " re set 5y Drs Mssruder Dewitt and Bliss and she
e possible e. sf
We: WE: THE UNDERSIGNED GRoCERs, DO
Of s SEVEN e SEE e
May 7th to October 1st. 1883. Saturdays excepted.
4 Hs45s55 Rssi Hamilton fsisi Hs$:: $sss:''
J. b. brysn Ssa Bro Co., er0wpaRT e Bpya1 Middleton
6. &c. G. Cornwell. r. o. Edmonston.
beall Baker my4-2t'
OFFICE SE dH5 PS5HSHPS 6F 55HSHSf.
WAsH1NaToN. April SO. 1888.
ssa oa @ s tax
TIE second half Of such ta. where not previously
1 the Of Fay
oeGh otSer 9TH saes
taS sale tn the prescribea ty existing law
lumbia. Attest:
my3-6t Collector Of Taxes. D. G.
GSo SNYDER l. BRADY
tNS HORSE SHOERS.
On and after this date the Goodenouth Horse Shoeipg
Shop will be carried on by VIM. N. BRADY and WM.
n. eN1DER, at 6l9 New York avenue. my3-3t'
f v: B. JOHNSON IS MEMBER OF OUR
SS hrm from this date The style OF the firm will
m2-s.. A. 9. JOHNSON BROS.
rNs NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ Monthly a9 dues ST. First payment on WEDNESDAY
5ne yth instant The eleventh issue Of stock in the
SERIAL SERIAL; sAVINGS AND BUILDING AssOCIA-
ing money will be held on WEDNESDAY,. 9th instant
at O'clock m, in Hall No, 615 7th street northwest
already been subscribed and paid for. Tho 'SERIAI'
is one OF the most successful In the city
All information concerning the same may be obtained
OF the Secretary any time tefere At the meeting
JNO. A. PRESCOTT Secretary and Treasurer. No.
14l6 F street northwest my3-7t
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ANOTHER HousEBhEAKING CASE ON TRIAL
This morning, in the Special Criminal Court. the
trial of Edward Johnson and John Hudson, both
colored. for housebreaking In the night in enter
ing the house Of Montrevllle Strickland tBladens-
burg road), on the Ath OF January was resumed
Messrs. ]. F. Miller and c. Darlington for the de-
tered the house by boring holes in the blind, and
took on quantity OF clothing. pistol, &C., while
Jonn Murray, companion, stood out In the road
on watch. Murray was used as witness, and tes-
tined to going to the place, and to the dispOs1-
ton OF the goods he also testified that he was
arrested in January last as suspicious character
and sent to the workhouse Detective EdelIn tes-
tion as to burglar1es at Mr.. Longan's Mr. Heitmul-
lers, &C. when he gave the information about this
burglary, and it led to the arrest OF the parties
WITH the party. Johnson testified that he was ar
rested on January 25th, and was in custody till
January 2th; that he was at work on the Gath, and
denied any knowledge OF the burglary.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A LADY.-ME w ". Nc
Culloughs sisters were driving ip the Soldiers
hill near the statue The horses became frightened,
and In jumping from the carriage Miss Martha
8. Mccullough had both her legs broken. She was
attended by Drs. Yarnell and Dewitt, and later
Magruder, Bliss and Dewitt set her fractured
limbs She Is suffering great pain.
BASE BAII--The Georgetown college nine de-
feated the Columbia college nine yesterday by a
score OF q to 7:--The Columbias defeated the Po-
tomacs yesterday by score OF Is to 8.-At Baltl-
more.Baltimore, 8; Metropolitan, N. Y, I. At
ing, g. At lphta-Providence "a: Philadel.
phla, g At Wilmington, Del-Quickstep, 8; An
thracite. Q; AT New York-New York, TO- Boston,
~ fSsyct ~ Hths Al easssnd At
lumbus, 8; Eclipse, 8. At Richmond, Va.-Rich-
mond, 1a; Defiance, OF Philadelphia, Z.
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DIv1DEND.-The Controller of the Currency has
declared dividend Of 5 per cent in favor OF the
creditors of the Mechanics National Bank OF New
ark, N. j., making in all GO per cent paid TO the
creditors, amounting in all to 81 565, 1888. TO-
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THE OH1O PoT SIMMER1NG.-A letter received
from an Ohio democrat says that the great prob
ability is that the democrats Will nominate Judge
Hoadley, OF Cincinnati, for governor, ana that
man Robinson, OF Kenton, will be nominated by
the republicans
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SENATOR BECK, OF Kentucky, Is preparing reply
to recent interviews on the subject OF the tariff,
had with Senators Sherman and Morrill,