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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, August 18th.
DEMONSTRATION is steady and Wheatis steady,
latter at 81 07a1 II & bushel.
WooL-Califouna is steady at 12615c for fall
bury and 10000 for clean fall spring bury, lac
to zoe; clean spring, 22sa2se pulled, 21@40c.
HIDEs-California are strong ut 22G2Sc
CHICAGO, August 18th.
wHALE-s1 03a for September.
CogN-51c for September
PoRR-3l2 10 for September.
LARD-sS 30 for September
RIBs-s6 80 for September
LIVERPOOL, August 18th.
WHyAT-C California spot lots are dull at 9s 3D. to
9s Sd cargo lots AIS for just shipped, ass Cd for
nearly due, and 4Gs for on coast.
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The Lowell (Mass.) Health Board issue
with their monthly reports leaflets treating
of such subjects as 1.-The Promotion OF
Health" "Milk Communicating Disease"
Spring Cleaning" " Health of Operatives
and Shop Girls" etc.
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STATE FAIR PRIVILEGES.

DIDS FOR THE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES
D will be received by the undersigned up to
AUGUST 90 1885, For the right to sell peanuts, pop
corn, candy and oranges, ice cream, cider and
apples, watermelons, cantaloupes and grapes also,
two bars east side of the grounds and bar south
of main entrance, and lunch stand under Grand
Stand. All will be let together separate The
right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
ROBERT ALLEN,
auI5td Lessee of Agricultural Park.
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BORN,

Sacramento. August l5-wife Of Charles ]. Ncack,
Sacramento, August 1s-wife of Charles J. Mack, a
son.
Stockton, August 14-wife OF W. N. Edwards. a son.
Stockton. August Is Wife Of F. A. Thompson. a
wa,sonvins, August ll-wiie of J. W. LincOtt, a
son.
Near wa'sonville, August 1o-wife Of G. A Belser.
daughter
Near wstsoavIle, August 12-wife of E. o. futile,
co,ratos, August, l4-wiie OF WA. HuntsmaD. a
sou.
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PROPOSALS
FOR TIE
Purchase Of Solano County Bonds.

DY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVIS-
Id ors of the county of Solano, duly made at a
regular meeting thereof, he & the 18th day Of
July, 1888, sealed proposals l'oe received at the
office of the Treasurer OF said county, at the Court
house, in the town of Fairfield, until u o'clock NJ,
on the Sd day Of SEPTEMBER, 1888, for the pur-
chase of tyfour thousand dollars 1854 000), bonds
of said county, OF the denomination of FIVE hundred
dollars s500l each, payable in gold coin, numbered
consecutivey from from No. to No. los inclusive,
to mature on the 18th day of july 1908, or at any
time before said date at the pleasure Of the county
Interest ct the rate of five (5) per cent per annu,
payable mi annually on the 18th days Of January
and July in each year. Said bonds are issued by
the Board of Sups visoTs Of said county, under and
in accordance with tie provisions Il part four az,
title two (2) chapter tWn y * the Political Code
OF California and in conformity with g resolution Of
said Board dated the 18th day OF July, 1888. No
bid will be received unless npanied by IS eerti-
fled check upon some solvent bank, payable to the
order o; the Treasurer Of said county for at least
ten Q0) per cent. Of the amount of each bid the
check to be returned in Of rejection IT the bid
The Treasurer the right to reject any aud
all bids Bids to be marked Propos ais for the
Purchase Of Solano County Bonds ard addressed
to the County Treasurer OF said county.
". X. H0YT,
County Treasurer Of S0lano county, Cal.
Dated August 3; 1883. auS-2pts3
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

EsIDs WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL SATUR-
A. DAY, the twenty fifth day of AUGUST, 1888
at ten O'Clock A, NJ, Mt Grimes Landing, Cousa
county, Tor the construction of five miles of levee
work IN the West bank of the Sacramento river,
commencing five miles above the town of Knights
Lanfing in Yolo county. The work is adding to an
existing levee For full particulars see the ground
and inquire of the undersigned, at Grimes" Co
lusa county.
Contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder, unless sucn bid is deemed too high.
Grimes Landing, August IA, 1888
A. II. ROSE,
an1s5k President Reclamation District No. los.
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PAVILION PRIVILEGES
- ATE EsAT
70 OPEN SEPTEafRE r 10. 1888.

TO OPEN SEFT EmSkR TO. 1855
DIDS FOR THE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES
ID will be received by the Secretary to SATUR-
DAY, August IS, 1888, at P
The exclusive right to publish and distribute a
daily paper in Park and Pavilion, to be printed in
the Pavilion
The exclusive right to sell ice cream.
The exclusive right TO sell candy.
The exclusive right to sell soda.
The exclusive right to sell cider.
The exclusive right TO sell popcorn.
The exclusive right to keep restaurant.
The exclusive right for Bsr.
"a The Committee reserve THO right to reject any
or all bids. LDhIN +. SMITH, Secretary.
au9-2ptd lB. CT
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.CoRDAGE-Since May 2ist, the rates at the local
ISc i2-thread lslc; and 9-thread, lac sisal Bale
Rope and 4thread. 1885, San Francisco laid Ma
Mia. 11-inch and upward, lie; 12thread, lie; 6
Lathyan lie A discount is allowed ON invoices of
1900 ibs The terms 60 days. Il per cent. eff
for cash. Carriage on all deliveries.
DRUas-B:-Carb Soda S4ec4sc; Caustic Soda, ago
Crystals, sS934c for refined AID S4a35c h for pow
dered
bling at ssa9sc; Brown Sheetings, S6inch, 7s@94c;
Brown Shirtings, 3Qinch, 6tG7Ac; Apron and furnl-
ture Check, I4d20c; beached and colored Cambrics
6@7c; heavy Denims 2sineh i6926e Cotton Elan
Stripes l2QlS3c Prints. 6sG1c Kentucky Jeans, IL
a55c q yard
FIsH-Three cargoes of Pacific Goldfish have been
received in the past few weeks and prices are easy az
&c for III bds 70 for selected in luob cas- and 8,
for boneess Eastern Goldfish. .9eeltc g ID; Eastern
Goldfish, 9dlec q h Eastern Mackere, 81 6atd2 for
Canned Salmon 81 22l01l524 q dozen Salt Salmon
Sl2 50@l3 IN bbls and S5G16 so in ny bbls.
LEATHER-Sole for export lSCGi9c; rough for ex-
Ro It, &c. Han Harae 9s $50 SO C HaTness No &c r.
LUMBER-Ca rgoes-Pine rough, SlS; rough clear
Pine S24; Pine flooring and stepping, S7 so ;
Redwood SIS for rough ard S2S for surfaced Retail
Pine common rough. up to 40 feet S22 50 q NJ feet
No. flooring. inches and over So 5O do and I'M
der, and l1x4 and llx6 flooring and stepping, S35
rough clear for flooring, less than above rates
merchantabe, S22 30 Il NJ surface No l. $50 T. & g:
Redwood l4x4 and Ike $50 do 6-inch, u feet and
over S32 50 do beaded, l2 feet and over S35: half
inch surface, $50 Pickets, fancy 81 % DO rough,
pointed, $50 do do square. Sif 90 siding, 3-inch,
SIS Shingles, 81 50 U NJ Battens. 4nch iineal lc;
Pots. l78c each.
METALs-Pig Lon is in good supply. though the
local consumption large. TIL stock OF Tin Plate Is
heavy and pr are nominal i ad and other metals
are in r supply. J. w harr.sons private circular
IL r N q ID
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BARLEY-The situation to-day WAS less satisfac-
tory Although some sales OF No. l Feed were
made in u small at 81 10, it seemed pretty clear
that any general effort 70 realize would more than
likely place values down to 81 OH Brewing kegs
about the pm e, say 81 10 al 20 for old and
81 10a1 l21 u ctl for new The market is in a
sensitive condition. and can be more or less swsyed
by bold operations. Sales footed up $500 tons No.
Seller 1sss-2oO tons, 81 cs; 200, 81 CTS; 200,
81 054 goo, 81 051; 800, 81 05.
Buyer lss3-l00 tons, 81 Is; 100, 81 l49 AGO,
81 I31; 100, 81 13s; 100, 81 Is.
Seller the season-600 tons, s. OF; 200, 81 06s !;
100, 81 0es 100, 81 06l.
Buyer the season-S00 tons, 81 III; 100, 81 l7s !;
400, 81 III @ ct.
Sales OF No Feed at the Grain Exchange this
afternoon were as follows:
Seller 1S53-i00 tons, 81 %.
BUYER lSSS-I00 TONS 81 10 q ctl
OATS Trade is about as good as could be desired
at this particular season. Prices fairly STEADY.
Milling, 81 75@1 IS No. l, 81 coal 20; No. 9,
81 4Oal so; Black, 81 35a1 10 Z ctl.
CoRS-There is very little trading going on.
Quotable at 81 62l@l o5 Q ctl for California Yellow.
Nebraska is offering at 81 47t & ctl.
RYE-Lght sales reported. From 81 20 to 81 30
will represent the range Of business
SKBDs-Must2rd, " 75@S for Brown and 81 %
Timothy, sl1c for imported Alfalfa, l9ic; Flax,
2Ia2ic q n.
ctl
California; Butter, "a 25a4 so, to size; Lima,
s3a3 12t; Pea and small Mhlte, s3 1923 50 Pink,
o. 37k; red. g %.
HAY-Alfalfs, s59l0; Wheat, s1oGl3; Wild Dat,
s11912 SO: Barley, sail; Mixed. s6d10 % ton.
HOPS No activity. Quotabe at 15@25c per ID.
PoTAToEs-Contlnue in good supply. Wharf
prices keep steady, the range being 5oc9f1 . ctl.
Sweet sell from 81 so to IS g ctl.
oSIoss-Are not very firm. Quotable at 40@50c-
for Red, and 6s@70c ctl for silverskins
VEGETABLES No decreasein the volume of receipts.
Lima Beams s@SJc Q NJ Green Corn, i0o15c Q dozen;
Artichokes. 1oal5c y doz; Carrots, 40a50c; tr-
nips, 75c@s1; Cauliaower, 6Oe75c y dozen; Cab.
bage. 81 lo@1 s5 = ctl Garlic, liase n; Celery,
soc = dozen Dried Okra, 20@25e; Green okra, fo9
I2c . n; Dry Peppers, leg124c; Green do, SOC
. box; Green Peas, 4@4lc q h; Tomatoes. l5@
25c for poor and SOC 75c q box for good to choice !;
Cucumbers. 35.d5oc y box; Egg Plant, 40s5oc y
box; String Beans, I3@2e . ID; Summer Squash,
25a40c 2 box.
FRurs-we have to report continuance Of low
rates, owing to heavy supplies better market
for growers is expecteg next week. Figs 75c
@s1 SO . box Grapes, 5oc@sI; Apples, 5oc@sl y
box !; Pears, 30@s0c o basket, and 50d60e = box ;
Bartlett DO, 5oc@s1 = box aud 4o@5oc 2 basket /;
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MARRIED.
Died.

Oakland, Angus 1l-<w K. Tucker to Annie B
saIinas-Dr. W. N Bardue to Mrs. Ella Leo
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sanfnl d,s Radical

e Sauf0Id's Radical
A Cure for the Immediate
al II ~ RN<SV d Relief and Permanent Cure
ESS$z ~ of every form Of Catarrh,
Sss from a simple Head Cold
~ to Incipient. Consumption.
Relief in five minutes
Nothing like it. Grateful fragrant, wholesome.
Cnre begins from first application and is rapid, rad
zeal, permanent, aud never falling. Complete
Treatment with smaller, 81. Ask ior sam
fOrd's radical Cure. a25-lwWs&"It
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do s 37b Charcoal d. So SOFAS 10 p bX Yellow Metal
2ip25c English Cast Steel, i40l5o Sheet Zinc, SG
Sic: Pig Lead 4s@6ic Bar Lead 5la6e Lead Pipe.
Ease; Sheet Lead, s@s4c: Bar Copper, lSo Pig Tin.
oiL-China Nut. soc: California Castor 81 20 for
No J, and 81 Is f No. , Refined ocoaput, 4o645c
California Lnseed single barre lots 81 e for and
60c q gallon for boiled Petroleum, 10 degrees. in
cans l602Go; do in bulk lac do. $50 degrees 2227c
Whale 42ld474c; Sperm, 81 05@l Is for crude; pure
winter strained Lard, 95c in bbls and 81 in tins
Possel Olive S5G5 Is; Plsgniol Olive, - 5096 80 ;
Duret do s. 50d6 rs; extra ine kinds, Ss99 y dozen
quarts
PAIkTs-P Pioneer White Lead, &c
PAPER-California Straw Wrapping, Soc. &c, 81 and
81 10 q rean for the four styles.
POWDER California Blasting S3 Is q key: Giant
Soc for No and 75c for No L; Vulcan Blasting, I5c
Tor No l. Soc for No. and $50 3 II for No g with the
usual discount as to quantity.
QUICKsILvER-The price has been further reduced
to 55sc U h or S.72I 50 per flask The London quota
ton remains steady at Is i2s I'd.
RICE-Ch ma descriptions lower under free sup
plies but Hawaiian is higher under good Eastern de
mand for the new crop. Rsngoon 81 81 al So; Ha-
waiian 81 S755 China 81 4514 81 for mixed, 81 859
for No. @ and IS 70(a5 80 per two mats for No 1.
SoAP-We quote Pale at 5@5c and Chemical Olive
sPicEs-Cassia, 7sC6sc; Cloves 2Oa2lc; Nutnegs
5Sa60c; Mace, 55c Pepper, l4a@i6c; Pimento. l5@
Ice q 10.
sTARcH-v Various brands of Eastern are quoted at
6di0o q 10.
SUGAB-The loeal refners quote follows for the
usual quantity in barrels:
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It is believed the reports of depredations
by Indians in Sonora are unfounded.
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You, as Commissioners, have essayed to
perform the functions of your high and re-
sDonsible Office in The midst of these turbulent
and unssemingly proceedings. You have at
tempted to Investigates the most important
aud intrinsic question that csn tax the in
venuity Of man. while experiencing these dis
graceful efforts ct coercion. La your very
Gonrt-room. and while in session. you have
been called upon TO administer equity-ac-
cordipg to their notions of equity-by the
advocates of mob Law. by the violators ct law
and decenoy. -
We submit that IL is impossibls for any
.nnblic officer to hold the scales of justice even
when surrounded by circumstances, condl-
tiops and influences such IS these.
Il has been our constant aim 70 TO conoucs
our business 81 TO be at peace with the pat
Tons Of our lines. Any one brought INTO
businers relations with Us having grievance
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hop HOUSE SOCIAL.

NrANTED-A SITUATION AS HoUSEKEEP-
w Err. No objections to country. Apply,
> n stroat an1S-IW+
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sRIER TRLEoRkNs.

Boston, yesterday, elected Republican
Mayor.
Payne, Potter & Co., general store, at
George, New Mexico, burned yesterday;
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000
Tho loss to the Colorado Telephone Com
pany in the recent storm will not exceed
5000. The company is rapidly getting In
shape again.
Two-thirds OF the bills introduced in the
House yesterday were pension bills. One
Of them has been introduced in every Con.
gress since 1852.
O. Westlake, head Of the Westlske roll.
ing mill, losg q prominent iron manpfac-
turer OF the West, died at his home at
Warren, O., yesterday, aged So years.
The State convention Of colored citizens
Of Ohio has been called at Columbus, De.
csmber 20, to organic for the elevation Of
the race AMI the better practice Of civil,
political and other rights, especially south,
NJ. W. Smith and Axel Teugwale, Of
ST ,ckholm, Sweden, arrived at Pittsburgh
Yesterday for the purpose ot investigating
the working Of the labor organizations,
preparatory to organizing similar onea Ia
Sweden. Bsiore returning home t6s ssa. u
tlemen will visit all the principal oitic5.
The annual report Of the Commissioner
Of Agriculture In urging the importance
Of forest culture Rays the total value Of forest
products In the United States for the year
are estimated OF 100000. .O00, In otheI
words, the products xceed the value Of oul
cross Of bay, rice, oats, barley, bAckWheat
potatoes and tobacco.
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CINCINNATI, December liza Frankfort,
KY, special says: In Eitcher county, a
remote mountain district last Friday, David
Hall and Joseph Wells engaged in . fight
which ended in both being fatally wounded.
Reports from Fields still house, on the
Cumberland river, say that last week four
men became drunk there and engaged In a
6ght. W. Fl. Fields separated ihem, and.
ordered the party to leave, which they re-s
fused TO do. Fields then drew n pistol and
shot all ot them-Matt. knight, killed in,
alantly; Jesse Sargent died next day; M6jor
Day and John jenkins cannot live. FIELDS
escaped. 'ftis z
1RoSros, Mo-, December ll.-Adyie's'
from Rrowington's distillery, In the south.'
sfn part OF Madison county, say that ina
quarrel, growing out off old teud, satur-
day last, William Buyer shot William
Berry in tho left brest, Bart Kelley in the
head and was himself hhot through the
heart and instantly killed: Kelley died
Sunday, and Berry Ia not expected TO liye.l
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A yopeNALIsTlO FaAUn.
4 Man Claiming 90 be q correspopd d en-
OF the New York Herald.

BLOOMINGTON. IIA, December 1.-THE
Leader this evening publishes q column
article relative to the strange freaks Of one
W. II. Whitley, who arrived in Blooming.
ton on Saturday, claiming to be the general
travelling correspondent Of The New York
Hga'd, sent cut west 10 interview the lead
ing politicians upon the political aues-
tions Of the day. Judge Davis was
the juicy plum to pick, and Whitley got Of
at Bloomington and formed the acquaint-
ance Of number Of business men and
leading newspaper representatives. To
Percy Feelsom, a bright young journalist,
he offered $50 II he would give him q few
pointers 80 as 10 break the Ice for smooth
journalistic sailing In and around the Sen
ator's home. Hespent money like crown
prince, paving the way for q grand
interview with the cx.Vice Prs!.
dent. Late yesterday evening tele-
gram was received from the managing
editor Of the New York Hsrah that the
fellow was an impositor, and steps would
ho taken at once 10 secure his arrest. Il
has been thought that Whitley has been
doing up the country travelling In palace
cars.and Stopping In frstclass hotels ! y
time. II Is safe 70 say that Judge Davis
will under no circumstances be interviewed,
and when be read that Whitley was o
fraud, he had good cause to rejoice that he
had escaped once more.
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RivEk NEWS.
gapPtnlnSs and Notes Fror
Along the Banks, BIZ

Steamboat Happenings and Notes From
Along the BRuks.
Engineer Hall, Of the Diurnal, Is on the
sick list for few days.
The ChetaFeske got 10 late Mondsy night
with big mAniietapd lots OF passengers, for
local packet.
The Andes did not get away until after
dusk. She had big mpnifest and cabin
fall 4 aSsengeIs.
Surveyor Beach LETT on the Andes lsss
evening for Huntington, Point Pleasant, Gal
lipolis, Pomeroy aud ubarl'ston, TO look after
some boa!s and measure two new ones.
The position ot susIneer on tue trim little
Jonn Ls1m4s, the Martina Ferry packet, is 1t
present. being fillsd By William Eccles, sx-
chief Of the Fire Department OF this city.
Tee c, W. Rioheior did not get away for
Pittsburgh until Q1i'e lAts yesterday morn
irg, The Audss made big Pittsburgh ship:
m snt on her, including over 100 barrels Of
molssses, lot Of salt, etc.
The river ross q1ite rspidIy Monday night,
and last evening the mari indicated q depth
IN the channel OF 0 ieit, and The river was
stIll rising. Business on the landing was
brtst sll day. More local freight wai rt,
ceiyed and shipped than there has been for
several days.
The owners cf The Regular will, II Is said.
eesums all responsibility and pSy all damG-
res in the slight collision that occurred at
Bellalre Saturday evening between that boat
and tie Chesapeake. Capt Thomas waS not
on the Regular At the time sad greatly re.
grets the occurrence
Cana, December s-Riyer 90 feet and
falling, weather fcg'y.
EyAssy. LLE, In; December II -Riyer
eel s inohe weather. clear.
GREExssoRo, Pa, December 1l.-River II
feel and stationary weather clear,
PApER, Pa, December II River A feet
aud falling; weather clear aud cool.
PirrsBuRGa, FA., December ll.-RiVer feet
Q inches and tallingi Gear and cool.
CEclNSGTL December it-RlYer 10 feet 3
inch. and falling, RsaLhsr clear aud pleatant.
OIL Cry, Pa, december IL River 4 feet
8 inohss and falling; weather cloudy and
cold.
BR,wSsvIlLE, Pa, December Il.-Rlyer 8
feet Apd stationary; westhet clear thermom-
eter 40'.
MoRaAN,oWS, December II River foot
q inches ard s!stiona y; weather clear; ther,
m3mster Az.
RlcEs LANDING, Pa, Dectmber lL.-Riyer
test II iHchAs Sad riA!n-; weather cloudy;
Thermometer 40t. II
LOUISVILLE, December ll.-Riyer falling
with s feet 10 inches on the canal; 8 fleet |
! irchsson the iGlb iEeAthef clear and pleasant
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THE OHIO Ue.TsaL.
rhe Suit OF the Trsst Company ! sainst
the Road, I'd IN

the Road,
CoLpaRus, O., December 1.-THE case
Of the Central Trust Company, OF New
York, vs.. the Ohio Central railroad com.
pany, continued from hearing in Gin.
cinnati on November l5:h, was argued be-
fore Judge Baxter to-day by E. L. Andrews,
OF New York, for certain bondholders, and
F. B. swayne, Of Toledo, for the Trust
Company.
The court was crowded with interested
parties frCm all parts Of the country, and
quite stir was created by Judge Bsxter's
statement that he had contI1n4d the case
until now for certain bondhv.ders to show
cause for suits against parties for diverting
the funds of the company, and they had
not done so. He also explained the action
OF the court In West Virginia, sppoinung
Thomas r. Sharp, receiver. He said he
had offered 10 consult with Jadge Jackson
regarding the matter. Statements TO the
contrary ave false. He would postpone
llaal action; appointing receiver, TIL TO-
morrow, awaiting Judge Jackson's arrival,
but indicated strongly the permanent sp-
pointment Of the present receiver, and that
this court, having prior jurisdiction, had
authority to place him in possession Of the
property in West Virginia, and all acts OF
Thomas R Sharpe, the receiver appointed
by Judge Jackson, including the is5nirg Of
certificates and other coatsaots, are null
aRd void. It Is said Judge jackson will
not come, and that ]. Z. Martin will to.
morrow be appointed permanent receiver
OF all the OHIO Central property.
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o,ponne,I,s Case.

LONDON, December ll.-sulliyan writes
the Pail Mall Gaseits It Is essential to him
to see the jurors who convicted o o'Donnell
that he may ascertain The correctness Of
the statements which have been made in
Russell's correspondence with the govern.
ment, but says the Solicitor Is still unable
to find them. Sullivan says there 10 no
doubt the members Of the jury would come
forward II they knew the LIE or death OF
0'Donnell hung on the issue, for want OF
this information. Ten days of the sixteen
remaining have been lost.
Sulliyan's appeal through the press for
the addresses Of the Jurors were sent to tho
principal newspapers but Published by
only one, Sullivan expresses his indigna.
ton ut such treatment and says that all the
means Of knowing the Jurors have been
denied the defsndant's counsel during and
since the trial.