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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday oct 81. 1sSi.
INDICTMENT OF j. q. T. BrRNsIDE-Thc Grand jury
OF the Criminal Court Of this district to-day returned an
indictment against James O. T. Burnside, late dSdisng
officer OF the Post Office department II i OF thirty Two
counts and charges the ENLIGHTENMENT OF SJiol3 81
CoMNlssoNLD Observation-Disclosures Eear-Adnlii al
Phelps who will retire November - has been commits
stoned "a rear admiral, 10 date from March ], lS-l
ACTING FOR SECRETARY FhELINcnUN SLN.-J0hn Davis
Assistant Secretary OF state. Who made short tour Of
Europe the benefit OF his health. has returned 10
Washington and Is acting secretary IN the absence OF
Secretary Frclinghuyscn.
Posi- OFFICES on ELECTION DAY-Reqursts have
bceu received the Post Office Department from several
Dostmasters for permission 10 observe the usual holiday
Of SUNDAY hours In opening aud closing the Offices on
election day but the Acting Postmastcr-GcDcrd has
decided that the post Offices must be Kept open ~ usual
SECRETARY McCCILOCH QrArlfIEs-Sccretary Hugh
McCulloch visited the Treasury Department at 10 O'Clock
mi, mo ruing and qualified IN the presence OF eNsccrc
fary Gresham and "a few others. The heads OF bureaus
and chiefs of division were formally presented 10 the
new secretary at noon by Assistant secretary French
CoNsuIs RECoG>IzED-1bc President has recognized
los. Maria Tinoco AS Consul OF Guatemala at IAN Fran.
cisco and X. W De Lion NicccOnsu ah Niiiu oi Ni!Ii
nj Port Townsend, Washington Territory
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRk. Friday, october 81.
BEEVES Receipts we're los OF eS head15 car. at
6Oh-st Ioa Tor six days lOnab
head against mead for the ondns lime last wccA.
stern Met, ger all the arvas were on the narAe Com
Medium in more active demand early
IN the dan price. shade hi Cher but Ian 10 Good
,ae w'% wea. ana lie lie t EASIER On, i i5s
tie wards mostly cleared brOrs noon. No Texans or
to0ratls sac. some Tough Oxen sod down u &c, 10
dress - 10 Common Ia Fair steers ranged from
yto &c 90 70. With few cool 10 Prime bu
A. y Muproe u; OOta ST. 2l6 head private terms and at
Jersey city n head al 50 80 50 10.
Smpmenta Tomorrow include $500 quarters ot Dressed
Beef and $50 carcases Mutton In the city OF Rome Ger
aui Dcyonla br Joseph Eastman m!kng the toa
tho week 5Ou quarters OF Bce 10 Live 'a
lie so carcasscs OF Mutton. and - Live Shrep
saIvs-C Kahn FOR H. Kahn 20 Kentucky Steers S.o m.
~ Do 40 do l3t7 10, al 50 30 10 do ilsI TO- AZ o 20
Steers as 10 at s. oo IL DO $50 TO- 20 10 do ios
10. AT SO do al. ID, at Toe o. 10 ..,,x .,..r.
Newton ulllet oi q {. Patrca. hentuoky '.sels
33 10, at 81 ~ d. l.ll6 H. Al 9c 30 lb Tor = hutnVl
& mlay: Is Ohio stocr. 1872 10 AZ e. 20 10 io' - ~.
WoodaaT IL Kentucky steers ,5t 10 AZ loS 40 AZ, TO-
Reynolds Thompson CO.. z! Indiana Steers ''V'o ~ ~
Vi.c. - 10. N a, -. n g..
90 ID do jSJ No. at 80 so for Lehman Bros l,sin
Onen 3s7 No. 81 10, A Orecnw aid ~ oho sees
l40, TO- ID for Heskett GO ~ hiIana Seer
LA 10, at9ge So and Fio Tor T. r., - shr,,y.
10 Virginia STEERS LIT Id, al - ~ &c.. .-,, -,
NJ self % kentucsy steers, ID . 10 ~
81 o. 50 10 l. llU TO- II ~ 10; Bull lt20 To- AZ ttc
sherman Culver continuation Non uCAt Sec.S syo
~ II iio 81 d. 2IO No. At loo Is do 2.2 10 at 100 %
no .s, 81 per head, II Virginia DO l02 10 al 9Lc and
per head =. do 49, 10 at 5.c 10 do l,2vI N, Al lO %
b. So II OHIO do 29 D. " 9e. " d. and ~ per head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, oct. 3i.-Ge!,on dull. Mia!l?; ~, -rear
,sy iSs1 sSs' and % S !, S9gs 81! a
super pas Is; TO- Extra - oo9st ~ A. "a asad,
f.sn 800 aHsstscaISra 5r"cr Western c,,f
s s% sS Red Nc %e. a%S' WINTER NJ Rel s SPOT MY
sic oeooer sl'.da2ic; November ~ lie pece@-
Western nominal southern White 81 do yellow 80
s1S % S wss s wh SO 30 10 Mixed 50 @
.S. a aaa 81 s Ms ss Po 'F
li.O ob!s Wheat. 5000 oush.: Corn soe bu.i. oatt
t ca. Og s cora s0'
BOSTON Mas. OCT 81 Flour quiet aud chapsed:
wiper Ssi s. G,rn dit st,s,r yellow sc;
40 wmte 37a37 4at. 40. 2 White. 81. aJie. shorts
lad 0 M.as' Jus q 81 5. "cs a, gS o a sa SS
600 GiiOI bush
?f t. RFa. as% aa a e 81
Lara nrm at 81 - aa,7 o. Ralkmeat' quiet sa,niis,,
sar ,1s So g. S ' Bacon s n' a9s1 G ,s
1'1 fscsD 1916 e tasS iojo ns '
cnIcAGo oct slFioar quiet and stesy FAR g o caoies
Minnesota mni sase r. = 81 5
Sas5 and sales anss q s'
e. 1s e S9Js@Oe aons At cSsas
cio.ins at esc May So. ii-c closing s3'.' No
S s5 go Spsf t s Sio' NG Rel s. c s8
T9 sales qnsf Cash eo.n !. coss at S sat
s2aI3Ee, closing a l9isc Al the Year s9,s@ssMs..
$sd39'.c eiosne sgac oats quiet sales rangei 'aia
9e,GS s a Ali fs' Ys, a s".s
at Is sc May. closing 2oi. Rye At
ns al SIS the Year ds; arr January sli 50
a. Sc ~ - oetoSei s. 81 ~ Closing AZ SC " n
November 50 ,De$6 ) q closing at s. y DeccUosI ~ 80
shoulders. - 2j short e - - short Gear 81 90 re-
~ s S og'1 rs $751; %ns sa0
bush. Corn, 100000 bush oats $1,000 BUSH Rya 1000
DETROIT Oct II Wheat steady; mol WHIT Cash 77kc:
October, Tic November 4, .c No Rel 9G1:e Corr
/ Np s--\u 2 ~. 4
ceipts-wheat. 4l0oU olsh.
PHILADgLPHIA. Oct. 3l.-Fiour continued dul and weak
undeE very literal Snenss Western .9i
FANNY - IS; Roller Process - sls
- 7jdeJ I'll Wheat declined .c and barely steady
close OF the call exporters were n9t Vttans
Retinerport elevator g. Lc No Pennsyvania Rcd .aoat
and in export elevator 72oi No Red Hctoeer SO ~ '
S.a,G'gc Corn rio option was very dGi aud
Car lots weak Keieced SliKei gram depot !c No.
ss, eepo Sc. sail Mixes IL e1pcr; elevator BE- sail
october. 5 Sc; November i3si e5D,.c DeeemSer
%hte 81 La: Ho J Mixed, Sc No White S1aS!c
80 White s sse g,arss Gale and t r% p No. a.
bcr 343, &C.; January. 81 a3. &c Hceepts-fioar
10000 eos Wheat Low oa,A Cprn' , o1o SS 700
bush. OatA $4,000 OGsh. -
81 LOUIS. oc, 81 Flour stea,y AMI nlca1y,t wh.n
%cssus sS ~ s f'l
7s.e May, Corn ,PSer eas sstSi.' ,n ~; ss
isgS0c May oats quiet sales a. 2na21 &c S 49,
November 2dte All The seas n Al os7t.
Enter aud egg. steady and uncaansei Flax seed e-a
Ut 81 81 Hay qnot ana unsn.nxs bI.n n =. 81 n
pk o. Ruik meats ower-Iong Clear. - ~ saor, n2
s,uUas o. short Cear = 20 Lara n az 70 nb cora
- 900 bu,h oats Dusn Rive 1000 oasi Imy
$1,000 busa shpmenLsrfioar l2aoS o 9o s, aya 1000
| bush: harley. 1000 bush
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must no sought for tho declines mentioned than inc c'
that tho Central and Hudson COMPANY mas take"
the initiative In cut OF 81 30 In the rare 10 .so
These rca may be found primarily In the eh'o ao
cuc NJ any other than purely local stock Market an"
hc spccal declines Of to-day, which leave almost every
thing lower than It last evening are dc 10 '"' w
baustion ot the forcing power that created the gr'c
part Of the two days advance one w" ANU. '''
Central which shows decline Of 3% per cent i'"" ''
o,oning That l. ascrbcd to u sudden awakening 10 mo
fact that the companys earnings have been declining ""
This wear II ia fact the nine months ami 'r"e
weeks ended October Il the company ea'"'"F' ~
$50 900 less than they for the same time III 1879
Inn, il also il fact that there few railroads III ni'
country hose stock dividend earning capacity - :" HUG
affected by n corresponding decline in earnings h''"S'
IFS charge. ahead Of dividends so small The MARKET
closed weak at about the lowest prices OF the dhy
Government bonds quiet, both at tine boards an"
a tho Off Of the large dealers hut prices were nrn
with the bids the IL AMI 1i2s advanced - per cen,
for The Is the bids lower Annexed are the CLOSING
quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

e \ :t:s e. 3? g s ~ = !.
LIZ 81 . & q 81 $50.
s,.t hssS e. LsAnsa il x:sssI
a. 1.a u sadie, Co on COMMISSION: IL Ku,,csv
pcr n.aa iI. % ia Do s. H. a.. sSe. r.
1919 B. 81 % a. "a i.ss
NJ 81 1Sr ehTs1 rs, Kentucky steers a,a
rs 50 ~ 5do i5is h. lie sao. it sfTs HE =
e.; asa? e 8: s7' II ;,rss. z
~ a, 2 R' 3D. n isa 40 iSis
atae a9 is $50 ,G % g a. s ''s d. lis g.
yoge Rog-n.eIn report; i q ioois steer. llas
!, 81 =; a's q
,n were az and Poor Extra vesis .M o.
J D'si ,ss1 Yea .,nl sn1 supply and rae
Dressed eraser, .os S sf' and :,I:
al Sl,,e1 !. Gswcy sold ve.s III n s7s ssa
DO $50 n ssse and il d. "a b. 10 d. &C. %
&c T ~ ss4 YEA d. t go
IS snf e SIS sS nHd I ,, e. =
b. ~ as Sa.' q eo' "a and To
tine last weos a. afsn,' va; n 'c and g e
a"S =: a.. sSD9 ys'' sy: sg.Ts' P%s
Lamb. s2ld at 5S5. Win MiIei losa 21atc AND
tHc' A. ONO Lambs Il ID, t5c 2is Canada o. s. n =
~ ~ W. -
r: sader & Co. soil: $50 Kentucky Sheep. llo A,
is &c 7l2 sS 81 ro = 20 40 u, r"aa DO
OhodD. 20 10 at sac. ~ s"o
Judd . Buckingham sold 70 Kentucky Sheep loo n =.
SC 81 state do 80 ID. at ic 1872 state Lambs or
J n. Pidcock sold 10 Illinois sheep, 81 No. 3a.r
Han nbeck & Davis sold. l5i Canada ambs II ~ ..
jtc "A DO 70 H. at s. 30 III do ~ TO- IS 50 and 80
sheep. 81 ID at &C ~ A"" 20
Hume Mullen solf: 10 State Lamb. y n atslc o,
do ~ 10. at 5l4c = sheep l22 10 al l',c: II do a.
SC; and II do 50 N, at 5loc. w. ~
Walsh. KIRBY Co sold 1863 state Lambs, q b at Sic,
su n II.
DiIlenback x Dewey sold l9j Canada Lsm5. ~ % :.
SIC 92 Western sheep l03 10. at 4l 2ll do ~ al
il.c; l06 do. los 10 at &c and 10 do 100 10, at &c
HOGs-Receipts were 81 cars OF 747 hcsd-30 clrs AZ
40h.s and ~ Jersey civ Tota for 2tS
heat against 49, 52i head for the correspondent lime last
week Feeling steady and nominal Tuota' ons unchanged
Country Dressed In active demand and q fraction
higher With Heavy selling at 6dJ2ci Medium at 7d7hc
Iyht base.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
:, = .t., isaI II37.1U III T. cur 6s 1896 1913 ...
y . ~ Sui a,3 -ia n = ear n, lS41 liU2 ....
- . ~ "a" i'3 iIJ II : chr Is 1899 10 l.....
Il 3 Is 1917 l|2 122's U = cur ~ %" ,nL
4 = per lOl DIST COL

Tho holdings for state bonds were general ana hcrH
brt no business resulted from them. There were ho
tran actions In city bank stocks. +.
Thc business in railway bonds was Small. puu III
rlcd fair Number 81 issues but the tone OF ne "oe
market WAS weak Erie second c0nS"ls opcneu ny = AT
III and sold at 53as. but they closed al 81 'eao-'
Wrst shore and Buffalo first % sold up i2 10 IA
and then declined To IL dil q and closed at ai2n
Icrsry Central cOnsOI ~ were up per cent at lo- o
small amount Canada Southern first IS were easier NJ
90 East Tennessee virginia aud Georgia cuSo 1S Wcir
81 and the Incomes were = lleh'f VI I'D,
Central and IIudon consol - sold mt 100 Denver ana
rio (;randc hras 2l2 higher at 10 OREGON snort
inc Is were M q ut 81 Atlantic and Pachc nrsts'
comes were ,p }. at I5iodijh Northern Pacific iists
were barely steady at iOl7a 0tOiai.
The money market AT the stock Exchange Tor eau loans
ranged from Ia per cent and clo-d NJ i2dZ per
cent which reflects an unprecedented ease Tor III" last
ov Of the autumn months There Is no indication oil any
change in the situation
The business OF the Sub-Trcasry for the week endru
night includes receipts IT 81 7Gs ll9 and payments OF
q 10 $40 leaving the general balance a. Sl42JbGo2o
gninst $3.50 37s $50 October -. showing an apparent
gain Of ~ g-s 80. Eut dcductiug from the pay mcnts
t2Os7p and from the receipts S2OJoOoo Tor certain
items Of transfers. which only affect the Treasury =
account with the General Treasury it, true gum az AZ
fcctiug the banks is $2379l5s The receipts lhcludc
100000 gold coin for silver certificates paid OUT NJ
New-Oreans Today's operations covered; Kcrlpt1'
~ 92i $50: payments. >Vl6,lol; currency balance,
81 | $50 $3.50 : coin balance. $40 t27jtO
The following f. the monthly statement OF receipts ana
disbursements of the Assistant Treasurer OF inc
limited states at New York for the month Z" oct"h't
s,,.rbo, % 1881 by balance Sl4l,Ss0 33j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
STRIKING AT DETRIMENTAL RATES.


TIE NEw-YORK CENTRAL REDUCES PAsskN"'h
FARE TO CHICAGO TO $40, And THE OTHER
ROADS FOLLOW TO Sl3 30
The tocsin Of war on passenger rates to the
West was sounded by the Ncwlork Central Railroad
Yesterday II reduced its rates TO Chicago from ZIG 90
to Si3 from Ncw.York The Erie made reduction In
the afternoon to sl3 30 FOR hrsclass and 81 90 for
seconded tickets the old rates being SO and Fl3 90
and pacards making the announcement soon decorated
all the Erie offices The West shore and The lackawanna
also adopted these At most Of the ticket brokers
offices 1t said that that the brokers rates were 'he
same those Of the companies Frank however open
IL sold New-Nork Central tickets AT ~ ut his Aston
House Office aud he said vigorously that he proposed To-
resume his business broker ana ana sen
tickets below the rates made over the counters
of the companies matter where the official rates went
The railroad companies did not cut the rates Ia interior
points here aud Chicago, but II ~ understood
that the broker, III sell tickets To these points to-day
less than the regular rates The Work. Central VIII
also sell tickets to all local points AT tue
same rate ~ the Albany rate, where the local
tarin is higher than the through fare u *
generally expected that the action Of the Network
Central bodies hitter fight, That road insists upon the
equalization 10y all lines whereas the Eric West
Shore and Iackawanna claim that they should ENJOY Il
difcrcnal rate II 30 lower than that OF the central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

York; secretary, the Rev. T. C. Hanna" n"'is'o"' ~ y
urcr. the Rev. J. NJ. Bruce. Hudson hprar''"' :" y"
burnside Buffalo. Papers were read by the he' "''y
Moore New. York; the Rev. I. H. ChlP' syracuse 'y
C. Ncdder, New-York The Rev. l" NJ. r. ", ~, s"',' :"
p,,,,am,on delivered n historical address. Inc ho''
r,,,or, Rriqht prcsltcd IN the Missionary Convention"
The annual report of John b. Calvert showed great III
crease In missionary work.
p.on,o q, Carthage have received $4,000 OF which
NcwYo has given 600 Utica, 1920, Watertowh
$4,000.
Tho new Reform Church. the Rev l. 8. Hartley. pastor
and built at n cost of $4,000 was dedicated on SUNDAY
Addresses were made by the Rev. A. g. Nermiye, 'h'
Rev. Evart Van slykc, Professor Al Epson anu inc
city clergy.
The Rev Dr. J. W. Curtis. of the Tabernacle baPus
Church. became insane. lie is Improving slowly
Hawlcy +. Heath. a prominent clothing metcnah'
died on Monday 6 siN, eight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
NEW NORk, Oct. :

ST,
The grain markets continue dull and without
movement OF prices The month ended to-day without
the promised continuance of the september corner In
corn. and fear hangs the market respecting tho
delivery Of grain tomorrow contracts. Receipts
keep up well both here and at Western paints although
there "A trivial decline I'm the amount compared
with yesterday. Short. covering Afforded some support
the speculation TODAY but the later dealings wers
weak throughout. November wheat ended . cent
lower 81 and the other options declined y cent to So
fot December, Tor January and ~gIs cents for Feb
ruary November closed of s AZ J2i2 and January
MA but December and February options were un
changed at jOi4 and ~ cents respectively oats
quiet. with November unchanged at ~ H. and December
down " cent at 32ia cents. Provisions quiet aud
steady.
At the four principal scahoard ports the arrivals Of
grain were Wheat, 2g2.l77 corn. o-2li oats. o.,
2tS total grain l~I $50 bushels our, 1887 barrels.
The rrceiptsa Chicago, Milwaukee and ~ Ious were
Wheat 3oi.Oi1 corn. li7,Gls; oats, 1886 20; total
grain, JSs, 800 bushels hopr, -, $40 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

alone Edmunds represented ability and tried worm ~
a statesman IIawey represented ability, cont 'so an
dcni nury I'm poitics and virtue In private NE logan
rcnrcscntc patriotism aud the glory AMI power OF our
arms Lincoln represented sacrc mcn,rie~ Shcrm.,
reurscntc great ability, honest faithful service ana
trnc as gold In all his public life. But the name OF
blaine overshadOwci. 0vercappcd them All anu si,
braccd all In grand whole, ryhhc 'ti'"l
and beautiful In the combination IA man peerless
In the first ranks Of American statesmen nearer 10 We
hearts of the rcop than any cmphGtcallv the
peoples candidate great Office he Is to administer
lie has the Endorsement and cordial. nearly sup
mort of Elmunds Arthur sherman, Iawlcy. Lincoln a'i
The leaders OF the great Republican party throusn" W.
country ~ every way worthy OF the siiif'gcs {" ln
American people the Office to which he mas occ ho
mated With such Endorsements the curtis VA III
be sloghct of and -nucd out OF political sighhVec
Peace 10 his ashes and an asylum for his memory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
A MISSOURI QUARREL ADJUSTED.
The 81 Iouis and San Francisco RI ilWa


Company has used small piece OF the track OF the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company in reaching the
Union passenger depot and its own freight
depot at st. Louis. difference OF
opluom as 10 tho value OF this service has
arisen between the two companies re-
Gently and the Missouri Pacific gave notice
of intention the OF its tracks 10 the other
company for its freight trains The ST. Loans ana Sa
Francisco Railway rctOrted by AN injunction
granted ON Thursday restraining the interruption or It's
traffic by the Missouri Pacific An amcahc arrangement
of the difficulty has been made by agreement for
smaller compensation AT present and for an arbitration
for the future payments. 49,
Edward f. Wnslow. president of the ST. Louis and san
Francisco Company. said yest erday -
The matter has been settled without dincuty. Inc
situation is a simple one. We land along the IA
miles of the Missouri Pacific road which We
To prevent oar crossing It's line: tne
Missouri Pacific offered the use or It's
tracks AZ a certain price. We now think the price
too hgl, and have compromised lower one. We can
easily build independent line to our freight depot,
which largest in the southwest. but the Mis-
suuri Pacific Railway has preferred that should use
rather the track II has tried to induce II. 10
run freight trains into its depot but we naturally
prefer The Injunction was really granted after
the agreement had been made here but II could not bc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
reported by JoHN II. DAVIS * Co.. Il WaRst
ERlnAY. Oct. 3l-r. VI.

.. % !. Vt.
The stock speculation to-day natural sequence Of
Yesterday late forcing process For AN hour more
after the ocnng prices grew II exposed To the rays o
atropical sam Best pr!ccs-u Instances adyanc-
INK about per from last eycnng-wcre touched by
II o'clock After that slow shrinkagc Of figures
the universal rule to the last moment Of business The
announcement OF further cut oi passenger fares and
consequently additional complications between the last
TRUNK line railways, factor
in the speculative situation. bat too much stress
must laid upon the crcct of that. between
the lines from CHICAGO the scaboard will account
for declines from the highest prices Of the day OF per
cent for Northwestern, y per cent for ST. Paul "a. per
for Burin gton and quincy, per cent Illinois Cen
trail q per cent for Delaware, Larkawauna and west
ern, ! pog cent ior Union Pacific; u per
cen, ior Western Union, nor for the 3 per cent
drop In PulInau's Palace Car COMPANY Other causes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
BUFFA 10.
DIsCrST.p WITH ST. JOHN-WEDDlNGS-
DECLINING CHARITY.
IN, TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRInrSr,i


p,,r,o Oct 31.-The backbone of the
ion movement this region iscons''cred hfohen
N, - John made AN uufavor0hc impression mere an"
the real trend Of his efforts was very painy'Np"sc' "
the spceches made on the occasion o' hlsr''cP'o INV
is a great falling away from the thrd party '""N'
throughout the rural districts Of this county ana
urcdc,cd that the ST. John vote in that ftohi"'io"
stronghold Allcgauy County. viii not r'a'h NAN '"o
proportions 1t would had the election taken p'c WV
weeks ago.
George H. Matthews. of the milling firm OF schoe"'
Van, and Matthews Of this city, married Wednesday
evening 10 Miss Jennie Il. Modsct;e' daughter "' INC
Row William VI. Modsotte, OF Leroy Inc ''rc"o"'
which occurred at Leroy was attended by many people
rr,,uucnt I'm Buffalo society. ON the same evening NJ
jamestown, Frederick II. GshhcnS' N"c'r'sf
dent aud Treasurer OF the pc""a'
Iackawanna and Western Railroad Company was nh''d
IA marriage to Miss Isabel c. Sanford The was ais" inc
occasion for outpouIing of prominent l""Po '''"
New .Yora and Buffalo Mr. and Mr~. "ho'"S WIZ i"'
IN. honey tnoon at the hrdcrroom's summer place ~
Alexandria Bay aflcrWard going ~ Ncw'Noik 10 INc'
Moses q. Malic for many years prominent 'hoo
dealer, died yesterday age hfty-si1
The theatrical attractions for the week have
Included Theo. John T. Raymond and " shooh "
Collier Company in " 4 Hoop of Gold
EN- Clark Of Niagara Falls, has been appointed SUI
yrcine Lodge A. L. W OF America III pia.e OF /"
paws OF Cincinnati. who lately mate al %
Isrp
g. NOW in cincinnati closing UP the affairs OF the order
with Mr. Davis and his bondsmcn
local charity which in declining condition Is ne
Ncwsboy, and Bootblacks' Home, maintained ny Tue
Ihdrci's Aid Society. The Society mas however ocei
dcd 10 keep the home open for another year
James b. Parkc the iron merchant: who dlsap,
rcar,d under mysterious CIRCUMSTANCE some
months ago, continues to lie hcaru , Ho ii
AT various points in the country; put an
efforts TO trace him have failed His friends mink nm
insane.
4 new daily newspaper has been projected mere
The promoters are Independents aud Democrat,
among them benz nunier OF me sig LINERS
of the sweet sixteen" Endorsement OF tae1o-
land The paper will adVoCat" free trduc'
Jav Bntler formerly of Tie Erptss VIII pfohapi! DC
the Editor i'll Chief.
County Convention of the People parry h, I,,1 !,
Treasurer.
Ionis 4. Bueh who was beaten III the ia Ascln",
District Convention Frank Sypp, announces hseA' ''
an independent candidate.
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
W .,,,,,rox Def ~ The proceedings OF

tho re STATES Suprnnc Court to day were ~ follows
70 IishThc NeN.Orleans and Northeastern Ia roa1
Company plaintiff agt iaac ~ ., n,s
10 he Ircu urr United states for thc Eastern 'is-
ct OF Louisiana Dockcted and dismissed WIN
Vista, p!antin IN error het
the Iowa ais and city Raj ROAD company ,
No 6sIhc Ciy OF No sprP onrt of the United
states for the Eastern District Of Wisconsin DsisSe
cos, Ia be paid by plaintiff In error - 49,, .o Hama,
No bII-chooner Berte Calkn, her boa,s. &c WV,
aud Roihschild claimant \ aptrlihn'' ~.
W,IIiam II Wolf and Thomas olson Appear ii.n .nr
the Eastern
Wtsconsin Dismissed with costs =. q +,
q The People OF the state OF ca Norma et t'l.
T.. az. na,n1 IN error, A. r. Jackson ana otheIr
submitted. Co.. o.a.,,.. a,,.iiapt oyt
N,ry & Micou ADMINISTERED Of Martha Sina Argument
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