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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-01

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-wheat opened nrm, later
months lac. higher than the closing prices on
Saturday; september, 79gii October, gin.
oats, steady; September, 25&s. Lard, 5a97 49,
higher; September, S7.12h; October, $7.55.
Pork, nominally unchanged; September, SIS.
Tho Closing Prices in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-wheat firm and higher,
September, 73'h; october, S3h November,
October, 5O4s; November, 46h. oats firni,
September, 25aa; october, 26h. Lard firm and
Igher, $7,65; September, $7.65. Pork dull.
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Driyer,s Summer Garden.

An attractive performance is given at this
beautiful place OF amusement this week, in-
Producing numerous new features.
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FINANCIAL.
To.day's stock Quotations

Tho following observations OF the trausGc.
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the bauking.house OF II. d.
Cooke, jr., & Co., 1920 + street, Washington,
d. O.:
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THOMAs DOWLING. Auc.ioneer.

BY virtue OF n decree of the District of
Columbia, passed on the eth day OF March,
a; d. .1S70,. in Equity Cause No. SIG,
wheIeia sra eI ni ALI anS oan g,
Brooks ct nj. were defendants, and also by vlr-
tue Of an order passed In the above.enttled cause
on the 9Th day OF August, A. D. 1881, will sell at
public auction, In front Of the premises on Sat.
urday, September 0, 1884, at o'clock p. M, the
Washington, District of Columbia, ITO wit :" Lot
numbered four ~, in section numbered one ~,
in the subdivision OF the trustees Of Barry Farm,
according to the plat there on lille III the office of
the Surveyor OF Washington County, District of
Columbia.
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase money
in cash and the balance IN six and twelve months,
with legal interest thereon. Or the purchase
at their option. may pay oil In cash.
A deposit of $50 TO be made Mt time OF sale. ALL
conysyAnting ut cost of purchaser.
JAS. Il. WORMLEY, Trustee.
nu2G-eoddds so stu 81. n. W.
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Dangerous Illness of Professor Odd.

Professor Odlum, the well.known ana
popular natatorial professor, was strcie ,
down with hemo rhage about noon to-
day in front of the st. Marc Hotel. He wa
conveyed to his residence in carriage, and
ton. ..sg,sssss''
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DUNCANsON BROS, AuctIoneers,
L. Corner 9th and ID ats n. w

will sell for account OF NV. Fitzgerald, to the
highest bidder, ut public auction, ut 1 o'clock.
rooms, note of the Palm Paper Company of the
District of Columbia, for 1900, dated November
w. Fitzgerald, ut the Citizens National Bank of
Washington, d. q. Terms-Cash.
au29-3t ID. II. WARNER.
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A SUPPOSED HUMAN BEING,
W ith Instincts Lower Than Such n,
Arc Possessed by the Lowest Oi
Gods Creatures.

with Instincts Lower Than Such as
Arc Possessed by the Lowest of
Gods Creatures.
A case of tho most shocking cruelty was
brought to the attention of the police this
morning, in which q brutal negro named
Esau Pinkney, of No. 9 Cox's alley, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh and ID and Il
streets, inflicted brutal punishment on his
G.year.old son, George Pinkney, an un.
usually bright little colorod child.
Mr.. Samuel Lloyd, who lives next door
TO the unnatural parent, complained at Pc.
lico Headquarters Of the outrage, and
Detective Block went to the house OF Pink
ney, which Is only one and a-half blocks
from Headquarters, and took the father and
child into custody. The father stoutly de-
MED that he caused the childs injuries.
The child was stripped in the presence Of
CRITIC reporter and his little form pre-
sented sight that turned sick even the
stout officers who are accustomed to wit
ness hard sights. The complaint of Lloyd
was TO the effect that the father whipped
his child with the steel ribs out of an UNI
brella and
Cut His Ear Nearly OF
and otherwise laceratcd his body yesterday
The child's face was smeared with blood
ana Inc most horrible cuts and bruises were
found on his face, head, body and limbs.
The ear was found to DO badly lacerated,
and fresh cuts nearly two inches long, were
found all over the child's body, aud the
back and limbs of the little ono were liter
ally covered with scars, tho result of pre-
vious whippings.
The child, in spite of the intimidation of
his father, told the officer that the cuts aud
wounds ON him were caused by his father.
Detective Block took the brute before
Prosecuting Attorney Thomas of tho Police
Court, aud charged him with assault, aud
the case was set down for trial tomorrow.
The police authorities say that we should
have society for tho prevention OF cruelty
to children, as there are often cases found
where it would be charity to have place
to put children who have brutal aud
drunken parents who beat and neglect
them.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT-AT K-sTItEET MARKET sATUR-
IL day night, pocEetbook containing valuable
papers; worthless extept to owner. Return to
Critic OGlce and receive reward. sepl ST.
IL - REWARD-LoST, MONDAY, AUGUST
Up 20, plain gold ring, marked Inside N. W, r.
A. o. IL. Return to room 1885, General Land
Onlce. or 23O New Jersey ave. s. G. au2S-3tt
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TOnN SIBERIAN u co.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
NO. 20 T. ST. N. T..
by virtue Of a deed OF trnst dated September 81
A. ID. 1876, and duly recorded In llber No. s2S,
folio 49, one Of the land records of the District
of Columbia, and by order of the Supreme Court
ofseid District passed In equity, cause No. S5)5,
Twill SELL as surviving trustee, at public auction,
in front Of the premises, on MONDAY, SEP
TENDER s, 1854, at O'CLOCK p. M, the follow:
ing-described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington, District OF Columbia. to wit; All
that piece and parcel OF ground known and -.
distinguished on the plat or plan of said city Cad
as and being lot lettered In d. ii, Warmers LEI
recorded subdivision OF lots In square numbered
six hundred and sixty'nine t669l together with
the improvements, etc.
Terms of sale onethlrd cash balance in three
equal payments payable In g. II and IS months
aier date with Interest at the rate of six t6) per
cent. per annum from day OF sale to be secured
by deed of trust on property sold, or all cash,
at option Of purchaser. A deposit OF $50 required
ON day OF sale. Ifterms OF sale are not complied
with within Ave days from day of sale the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
cost of deiaulting purchaser after five days I'D.
vertsement. All conyeyancng and recording at
ANDREW b, DUvALL
au2SdIds Surviving Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
WThEKs 4 CO., Xuetionccrs. ~

UThEKs e. CO., Auctioncers.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
We will SELL within our warerooms G37 LouisI.
ana avenue, opposite the City Postoillce MON
DAY, September 1, and TUESDAY, September
lat 10 O'Clock M, the stock OF forfeited pledges
of the well.kfibwn pawnbroier, Fred Senger,
737 Seventh street northwest. This sale will con.
tist gold, silver and metal watches, gold, silver
and filled watch chains, gold necklaces, charms,
lOckets, scarf pins, studs, Cuilbuttons, earrings,
pins, bracelets, large assortment of set rings.
guns, and a large assortment of overcOats and
of all klnds, shawls.
p. 8. Persons holding tickets on which the time
las expired viii please take notice, as the goods
must be sold without reserve.
WEEKS q CO., Auctoueerg,
au2g3t II. SEBINGER, Broker,
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N bunlb 70 buIL AZ per cent,
The above is only hnall portion OF property
on my books, For null list cali ut onice for bulle-
tins Issued on lat and 18th. M
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A TLANTrC CITY.
EXPRESS TRAINS ARE RUN THROUGH
WITHOUT STOPS,
IN 90 MINUTES.
VIA
Camden q Atlantic r. West Jersey II. r., from
r.. from Station foot station foot Of Market
OF Vine street. hireet.
Passengers from Washington will take the
through trains OF the Baltimore d Potomac Rail-
road to Philadelphia, arriving ut the New Broad
Street Station of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
where the streetcars will convey passengers
direct to the West Jersey Railroad Station, and
Union Transfer coaches connect direct to the sta
ton of the Camden d Atlantic Railroad.
For through tickets, baggage checks and full
information apply as folowa:
NORTHEAST COR. 18TH ST. q PENN. AVE.
STATION BALTIMORE Il POTOMAC r.. Il.
]. H. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES f. PUGHl
General Manager. ielO-2m
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The steamer JANE MosELEY = ,-SIEs \
leaves siNth.street wharf at grE-esisssss7s,
except Fridays and Saturdays, and takes passen.
germ for Colonial Beach on every trip, emitting
wednesdays,
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There is NQs1ssf6stiOn,
i excels the imRssfed, Finley's Belfast Ginger
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sJsPECIAL NoTICE-Tuesday, September
2. Grand oyster Roast at Blackstone Island
Fare reduced to Is cents 10 Colonial Beach, 50
cents. -
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MT. VERNON! MT. VERNON!
t STEAMER W. W. ooRcoRAN .Esaa!ssaszNzEe
Leaves seventh.street wharf daily, except Sum
day for Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock a. M; returning,
reaches Washington about $3.50 p. m.
L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
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EXCURSIONS.
CELECT FAMILY EXCURSIONS

TO BLAcKIsToN's ISLAND AND COLONIAL
BEACH
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STEAMER w. w. CORC0RAN.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
r This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sun-
day 8 eNcepted) TO all points on the Potomac AS
far as Glymont. Boat will leave at 10 o, M, and
arrive at $3.50 D. m, Fare, round-trlp. 25 cents to
all poiniB except Mt. Vernon, which is 81.
SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS
will be mao during the summer, boat leaving at
6p. no., arriving at $3.50 y. N, Fare, Is cents.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips VIII be made "a
usual, boat leaving at D. M aud returning at p
M. Boat will go us far Is Indian Head, Fare
60 cents. e20-
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HoME,s BUSINESS SCHOOL, sl7 9Th 81.
RANTEDrRooms.

wv ANTED-BY a a 1ET GENTLEMAN, =, 4
w pleasant room; lust be nicely FURNISHED
and no objections TO the occasional visit OF a ladl
friend Please address X r., Critic Office.
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HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5l7 7th st,
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"ANTED-TWo LARGE OR THREE
w small rooms for man and wife, on b ST. $. W.
or In neighborhood; terms not to exceed $40 Adj
dress r. w. w, Critic Office au3O.sts
WANTED BY TWO LADIES-THREE OR
wv four furnished rooms for light housekeep-
iDgt location bet. and and 9th and lsth SIS.
Address Mrs. ID. r.. Critic ofce. an3lsts
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1NOR BALE-SIN-ROOM HOUSE, NEARLY
~ new. renting Tor tll per month, only three
blocks from BlAlne's, AT great bargain for but n
short time. J j. sutphen 0S6 Il ~. II. W. Ru2s-3Ji
TOR SALE-A BARGAIN-7.ROOM BRICK
II house on Penn. avenue, bet 10th aud 2lst SITS
n, Wi Immediate possession given; title perfect
j, j. Sutphen, 936 i at n, W. Au2S3tA
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HAYES.-On Saturday, August 30, 1881,
Hattie e., the only and beloved daughter OF
Charles IL. md Elizabeth Hayes, aged 81 years
and 10 days.
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ry,uE WOMAN's CHRISTIAN TEN.
Il pERANCE UNION will give an Excursion
TO COLONIAL BEACH on WEDNESDAY. Sep
iember ., on the steamer AR
the Union tickets MUST be pur- rlss .
chased before going TO the boat, az VIII.
lam, Mayse a Co.'s Bank, Holly Tree
Dining Rooms, Temple Hotel, T. II. Town
erB store, 1881 1th ri. n. Vi; WescOt d Wilcox,
real estate agents, No. 1907 Pennsylvania ave- N,
W., and with mem berB Of the Union. Boat leaves
30 cenIa, nhlldrnn heiMnpn mud II. q cts Rnlitd
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NOR RENT-TO A CATERER A VERY
~ cesirably situated kitchen and dning-room
amer sept !; now occupied by caterer; none hut
experienced parties and first class cooks need
apply. call until sep. at 5J7 18th 81. N. w., when
location will be shown, uu23BtE
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A WATCH Club,
A Novel and Easy Wcy ofGctiIns u Coco,
s.. s5 ~ Time PIecs ~, ,#r...,I.fa.

4 Nore! AMI Easy Wcy OfGcttIIiS u Eoct
81. .s5 ~ Time Plecs. So .yg ltf.s
Mr.. A. A. Ffanzteim, the enterprising law
eler whose p!scs Of buaness OF No. 1900 Mar
ket s'reetis well known to every lover o.
fine iswelry in the city. has hit upon H. plan
carried out on a large scale in tho ess,er,
cit g. by which good watches may be purchat.
ed on easy paymente, They ere called"Wstc1
Cinbs," and as jsweltris necessary 10 the
club Mr.. FrsrsAelm has made arrangements
10 do the part The med. OF operation lie as
follow: 'Ei1'y parsons 50 into the club and
agree to pay in 81 per weak for sixty weeks
zach 10 get e $50 watch. Each week there IL
n drawing fur one watch, a.d tie lucky per.
son gets the watch. The mex. wct X anoihe,
person draws Il watch, and 60 OH uLti each
Of the sixty has seonred WATCH. For 10.
stance, A gets tho Gsst WATCH. ue has
P,id 81 AID sigrs an agreement to pay
s59 more, In wet KY payments, uatil this sec
art poid, Edraws the fourth wa.c' he has
paid 81 and s!gns the arYsenen. to pay Sc
more. Each mau g-ts wa Gu and plys 500
for it, and one watch is crnwn zach week,
tue drawing being merely 10 Zee who gets
precedence, just NJ city bonds are drawn
and paid. II man pays $40 and has no,
G9hHu Nny tnou Wauts to 5tOp, ne IS allowed
to get his morpS'a gor,h Of any other
article In tho store, / 60 be ,.caa
lose nothing. The idea Is simply 10 get q
good watch Oh easy payments OF 81 u week.
or whatever sum may be alrlnged. A $25
silver watch may be selected and 90 cents Il
week be a1ed, or "a $l09 gold watch end -
per week. IA 80 -
The psu hes been fully tried and approved
in o,hsr CITIES and TiII noet the approval oil
all persons wanting watch. Mr.. Ffansteim
lllfnlly explain the plan to any one who
wants TO join club. -.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Opening OF the ApriI Term-Who Are
b.. .-. TO lie Tried.

Opening OF the ApriI Tern,-Who Are
,E. TO lie Tried.
The April tenn Of the Circuit Cour. com.
mences today. This morning the Grand
Jury will be sworn and the iudgea will issue
the required o.dsr for the drawing Of the
petit jurors. The Grand Jury will have O
large amount OF work to do this term, large.
than usual II tho genersl supposition tina,
this Prosecuting AttorEsy viii present the
bawdy housn keepers and other offenders
against the law, ~ fulfilled. AT all events 1t
IL not likely that the Jury will make It's rt.
tura to-day. Following is q lat OF the more
important criminal cases to- be considered
Leon Van Walt, forgery, four counts;
WhiEson and Stevens enbtzz!emeni; Georgs
Boe.tuer, murder; Richard Forsy,hs, grand
larceny; Amhros. Nelson, gtsnd larceny;
Alexander Wilson, cutting with rszir;
John Anderson, grand lsrcspy; Sadie .hep.
pa,d, grand larceny; Manic BILL (colored1
With former conviction; JEFF Reid, petit
larceny; George Brooks lculo,ed), petit lar.
ceny; John Norman, petit LARCENY.
Ia addition 10 these ow cases are the fol.
lowing that ara already on the docket for
trial ut this term, indictments having been
previously found: Micbsel Lane, murde,;
Joseph Biattner. cutting; Ed Uthman, gran d
larceny; James Femi' &, cutting; Ed. Martin,
petit ltlceny; John Zive'y, forgery. In Id.
ditiou the Guenlher schnel.e murder case
may sgain coius up. s}-.,ti -. 49,. -.
o! the parties named above, the following
nre out on bail Mike Lape, Wilson,
Stevens. Van Walt, John Norman, Mamie
Bel: I'd. Uthman, James Fleming and John
II. Zsvely. 5, ~, ~ s',s.TJIl ~
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THE DELEaATEs' 70 CIIAuLEsroY.
How nnd When They Left-S0ae OF
Those thnt Have UopC. n

A goodly numtor Of delegates TO he Char.
lesion Convention, which meets on Wednes-
day, lstt yesterday morning on The big side
wheeler 81. L,wrcro'; others left at 1880
O'Clock this morninsph the u, 4 O., aud the
remainder will Ecs away this morning at !
o'clock on the steamer ChaGcrllor. The 81,
Lawrence crowd looked calm and peaceful,
but II munt bH h0rrn ~ mind, that appear-
ances nrs o!ttimss tlGCbltiAl.
There WAS Treasurer WBrien. Auditor MIL
lar, Il lllor Lava Eik.r. Attorney An.
Caldwell, J. J. Jacobs Attorney NJ. r.
Fame, T. NJ. nlrrIh, candidate for State
Auditor, J.. N. Todd. candidate for stn,e
Treasurer, and number oil lesser lights.
Go7ornor Jackson aid ssvernl OF his friends
were 10 h8 taken on nt PSrketssurg, aud
Secretary B.alnSEer wSy 10 join tie crowd
gomu wEHr2. All the tEolons cha.ted
pleasantly md thGru was no sign II war.
0nlY q low went out on ths n Il 0. train.
Nj. John y. Baker waP ut thoir head. lie
will look htttr Llc dseYAlss from The center
Of the State and tho Eastern Panhaudu aud
see to It that they are properly
instillsi with ihs ring unetr.ae. On
the Chancellor there will ba II merry
crew. Jndgs Houston aud Uncle
john Boring will msr1hA! the forces. by the
tins the Chancellor gs,s tho delegations tt
tween here and Parkeisb1,g on and The
Parksrburg delegation i,sslf, things will
probably have assumed n carn,tns here.
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Eews nnn GossiD in lielntion to Various
g's- Eev,,s, -. 49, '..-

EewS nnn GnaHis, in Isolation to Various
Reur!e. .--
Miss Bee Hughes. OF Petersburg. ia the
street. ..rs .,u...,
O. G. Dewey, E.q., Of N=w York. issgain In
tho city. Ha Il stopping Il. tbs McLure
House. --...--l I.f.-.-er,. 5.-.
Mis- Flora Williams, Of Martins Ferry,
the popular young vocalist, leaves tc-lay for
New York, 10 taks thorough course OF vocal
study. s- are a. Gg'I, J.
Miss Lula 6nedker, who has been the guest
of Miss Annie Sunderland, OF Fifteenth
street, vii! leays for her homo In Live Oak
to-day.
Mrs. Msry Frarzheln, who has been ab-
oent IN Florida for some time, on account OF
poor health, has returned, feeling very much
improved.
Mr.. Lou FrEr .aeim, who.ha been seriously
III With lung fever, is slowly but surely IT.
coTeripg-a fact his many frisnda will ba
pleased to Learn.
G. D. Rove. superintendent OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, and Tros.
B,rnark, Master Of Construction, were In the
ci'y Saturday. Manage. Tracy, did the hoa.
ols acceptably.
Miss Mamie Rritt has bean heard 10 good
advantage in ST. Matthews choir the past lsw
Sundays. She posses5es voics OF great
power, OF the mezz, soprano quality, which
she usss to good elect.
General Duval in addition to being chosen
to act rs Clay county's proxy in The Mar
tirsburg convention, has been CHOSEN BY the
Lincoln county Republicans for the same
purpose. The latter county instructed for
Blaine and Lincoln. "ls l7.I7-
MiEs Sadie Logan is the new alto at St.
Matthews church aud size fully demonstra.
ted to :hn satisfaction OF all present ypster.
day, that sho hes withou, doubt the fines,
coutrslto vocs In the city. 1t is full Of pow
Or aud sweetness
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IT THE cATHEsRaL

At THE ckTHEsRAL
The Cs.hed,a! edltice YVES filed 10 oys,.
Il wing, 1t each u the numerous ss:yices
yesterday The appearance of the interior
wss IN decided contrast with what It has
been for the psst few days. All the somb,e
d'apings were removed and In their place
were the paintings and TIE rich high altsr
with It's numerous lights aud elaborate dec.
oratioas Flowers were tsstefully us.d in
decorating. II the nlornirga low and hjch
mas were sung and In ths afternoon l.o!smu
Pontiheal mass. Tho afternoon service was
very largely attended, and tho proce ssious
were unusually long. the sodslities turning
outstropg. Bshop Kahn was very h.ppy in
hts remarks during tee day, and was care
The choir sang, among other numb ,ra.
La Haches MMs, which contains many
beautiful parts. TIE choir was weakened
considerably by the absence Of four or i've
OF lis bes. singers. !s-f53I = : -. :
At the Church Of the Immaculate Coucen.
tion very interesting services were held in
the morning La Haches mas was euug,
Miss Katie Bowman taking the pr;uoipsi
solos. Miss Emma Hogan did nicely as or.
gaplst. At the first mass SIS IS was collected
aud at the 10 o'clock mass $50 80 was COZ.
tribu,ed. s.a IL =, = .,'' 0''.'
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RetIrosd wreck 1t ,s,enbeuyi,,e.

Saturday morning j, freight, train pullina
ont from tho svitch'at Slack street, sterbent
Wills, for the west encountered a short GIe,
lance west Of the dump" in the Sixth
ward, an east-aound freight, which was run.
ming at a rapid rate OF speed. An effort Ia
t,g vas made by peraon who, from hieher
position, saw tue two trains rushing toward
each other, but It proved futile, End the
trains came together With terrific crash,
heard half mile awsy. The two engines
yr very badly ; salssl s and ten or more
wrecked. The men on both t-aius by good
luck escaped by jumping. no ore sustaining
serious injury. The value of propertv 4, .
stroyed will probably reach total Of at
least IS 900. The engineer OF the e-st.bound
train 10 said 10 have been In the fault. -
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s!el!ns Exchange bnnte:s' III steady al 81 S7J;;
demand 81 20. - y 80
GovEREsERls-Fim. ~ '9F .us =
Y. =. Gs.-..........lUl U, s. new IT, 123h
la w eoup0ns."llE54I
RAILWAY tOSpS-SttONg. ..r a..
STATE oEcuHrIEs-Duii Eg I
P4lIc g y. 3l.......jGJ 4Iex Pac land pr,ts FL!
Scnttsl RACINE lrSH,llilEld0 Rio GrAude t!v, 52H
LLe egs u T. bonds, ist...llGE
leniGh i Wtlkcs--.lCGk U. P, Lsnd Grants i07 Z
LoliA!ans cOnsols.- Isl. u I. sinking fund. ..lIiI
Afeorrt C5........".".lCG Virginia Cs,,,.,.... I'd :
81. Joseph....:."...."llO Virginia consols, cs.
y. T. II i. U. hHts.,,li7 t!l mat COUPONS. 4Ok
IciinetsSe olc..-..". iSkIETyin!a deierrcl..
IelilrSco 6. ntw.... i25sl'EEtN Interest.
hInCks,The market wsS weak dUrlng the greater
part Of tho day on the announcement t9at Inc
totl coinp9ntrs h,d tgtted urGu Il Lu,p.psiou Of
mining RLu the reports that Eie had lia1c a cut
o. coli rates We're uEcd against tho c,p rkct
also the rumor The WRIAh company Intended
10 nakeR new sue II b ENDS This tu,nor was do.
nleu, Dnt WABASH HtCGEs rGveillIIlTsI bfOke f,ou
u 10 tSs for mon. md ftou 23iS to 20 for pr.
i'sied. The decline IN the rem, iHdtr CT me lis,
WAS gay pcicelt. The latter LHctawunua, Thelow.
estQnotalt5ES were inadc late the afternoon when
y was iuGo cd that tho conference Of Ike Uriou
Phciiic anu Quincy hal fli Il. 10 tho closing dcIl.
ins! lhefe Was fcoTery Q! lEnS4 Ep. cent, teatrsl
P-ciic was stioTE III the early dealings and aG
VA ced from HH 10 GS5ss, o.! the rcpjit ihrt The
eoTiany had made isEt OItslL II. tic arrsrycmcntt
with Denyc'. III 5neh the iaptoye ncnt was 6iLry,
wards ilelf!Y all lost Among speCiattes 81. Louis
4 san ffauci.eo IT'S: ptertfel T. ! Oft : prrc.ut q
35i1 OieeOl Esvigatl9N declined from 81 10 Il Y,
and 0tesoi improvement h.o.c s pcrcnLt TO 81,
foft wayne sold down per tent 10 1871, and MelrC.
Toi'all Elevated rose ~ percent 10 10k. -
Sales OF stocks for the weak OIj ~ shares
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