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NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
Si RiCfSE.
FOR DLAINE-IRvINGs RIDE-CLERlCAL
CUANGES-MOODY
INV rELrGRArH To rnE rRlnrSEl

my rEIEGRArH To TnE rRinrNEl
SYRACUSE. Oct. 17.-Republican business men oi
Syracuse are arranging for an imposing demonsrauoh
for Blaine and Logan Tuesday night Henry L.
Dugiid is chairman Of the general Committee OF AT
rang'mcnts and the leading bankers, mer, hans ana
manufacturers will participate in the demonstration
Thus far thirt v-fve members Of the Salvation ARMY
half Vt them women have been locked M IN the RENT
tenti,rv Large numbers If snl aioni-s have arriveH
in Syracuse from surrounding ccs. and express ihef
determination TO persist in paradine the streets
Henry Irving. Mi,a Terry and the Lvceun Company
arrived IN Sttn,nsc YESTERDAY Tho Central authorities
refused tr draw the Pullman care chartered hv Irving
nnd ihn arint was compelled 80 ride IN r'ininnh 'i
Irving aud his company stat lui boston Saturday
The annaai meeting or tho iiepte Medical Assorin
,uh II Nevsio'A state which ha7 been 10 '''a,n ~
ihn inrur irisu aihpp SATURDAY. nHihnA, Nh7 'l''''
az Noon YESTERDAY 10 \ " Lennon. riri' ssni n"
ptA slones aud pathology, ia tho New imh ll'"'"
Medical tullrse. iead 90 essat Yesterday
The Rev Me Parker, at New Work., has been eAllel
to the iemporar, iectorslp of trinity Church lh1
Rev. Mr. stanton /, ia poor health and has bee"
obliged 10 retire from active ser,iao
MAYOR RYAN has asked the Supreme Court Tor
maudamus compelling the Central road Ia pave Wash
mgtun T., upon tho original agreement male Hllh w.
city IN S37. when the franchise wa- granted u" 'o
Syracuse and tuca Railroad Company, new oWheh ny
the Central.
Tie First Presbyterian Church Society, the largest
and wcalihicst in the city, has extended call {" hcI
pr. samuel Edwards Ilcrrck Of Boston. DR. lietrick
II iorty-thrce year, of age, and j. graduate oil M"
hers, College, and Princeton Theological Seminary.
Tie wedding Of Mr.. Tiffany. of Ncw-York. and Miss
Fanny Gcre will lie celebrated next week 10 IA" resi-
dcnce of the brides father. y. stanton Gere.
Efforts making to have ID. l. Moody and Ira ~.
Sankcy hold series Of meetings in this city. Inc
clergy Of the city are making the necessary prrp"f'
lions.
The State Board of Pharmacy. which has Lee. III
session the Globe Hotel for the last three DAYS gre
examining applicants fer certificates ~ drug clerks
They have also received 7GD applications for Licenses
from druggists.
Canal boaimel report business Just now ~ very
dull Captains II lumber boats announce to-day a
determination to tie up for TIE winter at the close o.!
the present I'M.
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BIZ F-iLO.
INSPECTORS ADMINISTRATIVE NIAGARA
FERRY-pER>ONAL

Inn - Iis~'pNAls.
ny TELEGRAPH To TiI- TRIBUNE
BUFFALO. oct l7.-Di,trict-Attornev Hatch, be
coming convinced that number Of the inspectors Of
election were slspciol,y lax in the performance of
their dutie recently set foot an inquiry. the results
of which have led him % SUMMON abogt 200 Of thee
officials before him Tor admonition and instruction
He has Issued circular letter al The inspectors Of
election il the county. asking them TO pay more attcn-
ton to the way in which the registration Of voters l.
performed and the name. Of voters checked off
from the poll lists
The Republicans of the 1t Assembly District support
the workngmcn'- candidate, Timothy J. Donovan.
The district j. strongly Dcmocratic: but there are dis
in the ranks this year. and Mr. Donovan. who
il popular Young railroad man. has at least al even
chance 81 success.
Communication by ferry between Buffalo and the
Canadian suburb of Fort Eir +. inter uptcd. \ n 'w
ferry company has recently been oiVorted IN the
Dominion bit the old corporation American n-ii-
tuition. las secured from the Common Council the cX
clusiye H. hit 10 land a"ngrrs on his side IN re-
taauon the Canadian customs authorities have frozen
out the American boat. AZ PIE cut neither company
il able TO make the round trip
The Irving cugngem mt has been great -ucce.
arfi.ticllly and financially. Mr. Irving played L1u'
NJ " Monday evening and attcrTad " Much ADO
About Nothing aud he Merchant OF Venice We
and Mis- Terry received many social attentions duru Z
their stay,
The annual conceive of tie Grand mmaudeiy
Kuiqhts Tomrllr cf the Sl0te. which closed on
Wednesday, j. reported o. bare urcn the most -ucces'
full IN the history oi the order
Tho Proshvtcrv Of Ncv-fort legin4 it, annual
session AZ the North Church this city, on next Tuesday
David proy,o.t. vh,d.cl on Iuc.jsy. ag' seventy
sovcu ono oi Dec most extensive saiimaN'' ou th'
chain of lake..
Colonel Richard F9,,h prominent p .,.,,.,'
office aud who 80. a former commander Of the Goth
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

W,sutScroN. Oct. 1.-THE extension OF
leave of absence on account Of sickness granite" N1'
Lewis Merrill. eth Cavalry in special orders
NJ 90 ISL has been still further extended
eix months on surgeons certificate OF ul'"pllI'!
Leave OF absence for five months has been eran''u
-in Mott Uootcn 22d Infantry. Leave 81 absence lor
six months on surgeons certificate OF Disability h"'
necn granted Captain George Foot7 sth Cavalry zap
Tain John V. Furcy, assistant quarierIa't'r III ""
, hi ,r,scnt iutics will assume charge of the work oil
i,provcmcnt Of the cemetery lot at Fort Gratl'' N'h
Lave of absence for three months with permission 10
ao far an extension of one month. has been granted
second Lieutenant william W Forsyth oth SaN1my' !"
40 eject when CAPTAIN Adna r. Chahee. 9Th cavalry;
,han have returned To duty with his troop Lave Oh
,,,nnI officers to take effect upon the
expiration of their present authorized dci.3
lieutenant Colonel Edwin T. Townsend Tin nl,Il,rn
one month with permission to apply for an W
one month aud CAPTAIN Mason carter 9th lhl"f ' ~,
mouth. First Lieutenant William Ma,nl,,., , ~" ~ ~
fantry has been relieved from duty in the 'rla - o
The Missouri. and ordered 10 proceed I" JON HIS I'7'
" r r ils,n h ,nes in the stations AMI duties OF off
Gers Of the Medical Department have been or,",gn
Lieutenant Colonel Basil NoIi, surgeon, i.lir'u IN
,e,sou 10 the Commanding General DNl.pn"I inc a. ne
IN duy "a medical director of that division au 9l nc
department OF California ieeNh. N"P P,i I ion.
I4iy surgeon Colonel B.iiy, ON being r'HfN,u N llF
,,,, - s,,, rrluci.co Cal Major william g. spencer,
ron relieved from duty the DEPARTMENT. " Dakota.
crsi ncplttmcnt OF the East for .gum,nt TO duty.
Ml'pr haiir- =. t,u..-. $500, renewed from 'HN ny
UDnpf
r.d t r,rori i'm rrrsnu to the Commanding General
Ii,p,rtmrut - Dakota tor assignment Go duty. MAJOR
IV Mcclellan. surgeon relieved from duN lh lU' i'
,erf,euf of c last and 10 report u person o iho mp
eriutculvut Mounted Recruiting ~tNr" Tor nuy h' uo
,avnlrv depot. Jefferson Barracks. Missouri
Tho following Officers iu addition 80 their "lh'r hn''-
have been detailed assistants to the Board Tor -2
inol rauu .n etc First Lieutenant ihWlo. W NIlpe
and Fir-t lieutenant William VI. Mclcaio, ordnance pe
parfW'uf . ,...4.t.. t..,,
Ncoivray. "a Artillery. were today placed 'u 'h' ''
ia,,,n,nt t,hu Hubbard has hocn detached from the
Despatch and ordered tu duty len the bureau OF NaNl-
nom. ENSIGN Joseph l.. JAYNE. FROM Tie Na'N iHiu'
W hirrfnu 100 Futlrfrf fn the tlouH4 Ensign 'hdr''
II Harlow from special dufN with lcut'nW' h'hlnA
hlu aud urlocl TO special duty at the smithsonian ~
ptitntiun. .......t ,,.t 81.
Gtut t, HrnnkI 10 ,lrhu and u ortditth" condition 10
ALI drp.ttm,utf The hall and machinery are lU h"'
,,ltliiiuu requiring only slight repair io hl tue
ftt service tein Tho 0Hiluti' 'l 'N''' 'l''' ~ wv
tVr,u $4,000 aud ~ ZOO
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In lLLl.nArM ~ mm IlmINrl

fm rtlf.HtrH 100 rm rGmrVrl
Troy, Ot. 1.-THE golden wedding of
Peter TcuEych ana vif. was c..cnritcd "Wednesday
evening 90 @cho,,s Landing About $50 irclatyc- and
friends were cou-rc-tcd 200 The comu1lol- residence
of the host special train took down 80 guests from
Albany. Among the company were many
OF the defendants oi the original
Dutch settlers learning the Of Kn!ckerbocker
O-trandcr. Gardiner, schcrmerAogn, Van Buren,. Van
Astyuc. Van Vccnten, Van Den Berg and sprngstccn.
sad incident Of the OCCASION was the sudden death In
Troy Of Lydia NJ. TcnEyck. widow Of Judge Joseph
Mnlnn of Watcrtown, while on her way to attend the
wedding.
Mr., Thomas C. Brinsnade widow of the late Dr Brns-
made who died = few days ago. left beIucst Of
a 1000 Ia the Episcopal Church Home % Troy.
James l. Burden the iron Muster. has returned home
and The Tunes today publishes an ntertIr" WIN h'
earnestly iulOr-M- Blaine aAd declaring lti Pr"r'l
issue paramount 20 all other IN the campaign
Senator W. r. Frye. Of Maine. will address Rcpubh
can rally here October 80 great torcAll -t demon
stratiou viii be- held in the city October. %
Tho Democrats ia this district are unable TO fad man
10 run against Nj Burci-h FOR Congress
The weekly rchcarsas OF the Troy Vocal Society will be
resumed October y.
Hazel >rkc Is occupying the board, at the Griswol
Opera House.
Miss Lotjie Cemnshaw. daughter u Charles Cen!n.
shaw Will Dee married Thursday fo Charles l. Han oi
NcW-Nors.
Samuel Foster has been elected Captain OF the IIbbcts
Cadets. He j. u prominent Lawyer.
The Rev johannes Rock-troh. assistant rector of -
Paul- Church ha received call take charge Of H.
Episcopal church OF the United states. Mr.. KOckstfoh
has not yet decided upon acceptance.
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TIE TRADE N CHICAGO,
lbf FEitiEA1u - rite fHfBUNs

CncNGo, oct, 1.-THE corn pit was again
upside down this morning htgaHse prices were loNer
Yesterday ga the absolute drarlh of other gossip, the
croWt lad it that HuB McIIcny aud his partner
" Tom nadmg were quarIrling that the former
wanted o hold aud that the latter wanted 10 sell out
This OF course presumed that McIicnr, and his partner
had am interest ia any deal there might be- October corn
down to - 52isccut, and November got low
j05- cents Wheat weak because the receipts
liberal, 800 ears in ALL There were 27l cars Of cora
Pork at 81 a.. L. for the and lard AZ - 30 for
October The preliminary break, which took place in
the rst thirty minutes Of trading. was only starter
\ the day the rmpluyo- ~ the od september
corn crowd appeared m the pit. and offered for
October in 1000 bu>hcl lots. There was not much
talc, but There va. au, auuuu offered and the -ck,r
the market looked the more There was for ale oconcr
dropped to ~ y and November 10 l-L9 cents May went
To 1919 year 10 lOl2 cents and January 10 y cents
Although wheat was low enough aud SICK ehoush
20 prove an attraction Itself the co'upt be'hin'
the centre of interest and all the big traders rushed 20 H.
At the close there some rally. october corn stopped
al 81 i cents. November ~ 4H2 cents Man 40 @ cents
There nothnr developed that helped Ia clear ny the
n5 -tcry of thc Iodl for the outsiders one Thought
wa. a shake ouf" and another a cell ont" and one
closed weak 10 7j- cents for November 1oA cents FOR
December. and 737s cents for ocoh-r Year pork was
down 10 II 90 uud October lard Ia % ON the short
afternoon session TIC close was 81 cent? Tor octop'r
corn. Is cents FOR November and 3"as cents for Way
November heat stopped al 80 eont October at 737-
cent- Year pork closed az - 9-i2 October lard at
- p /! and October rib, az ~ -.
Jim Love Is said 70 have knocked ont $4,000
scaping corn within the past days. Robert Lind
hlo la, started IN business again Ir has sut against
his New York partners. There was story going IN"
rounds that tie banks had lowered their figures
upon which they asked 10 advance money There
j. good demand for cash corn" says Dunham " I've
got "a customer who wants 100000 bushels of old corn
Ballng came down here from Milwaukee with $4,000
which Dee accumulated with Charlie Ray ar Milwaukee
lie went iu with Billy McIIcny. II l. believed thar
le ha IN the short time that they have been IN partner
ship trebicd H. money.
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WAsllINGTnN NONE.


WA~uiNotu> Friday. oct y, lssA
NtTlNd MnDNI NtNNoN The drlrfNr4 l" 'l' l",.'
,',i Nt.u.i,n C,nf,r,nrr were entertained 10y the
Secretary OF state to-day 10y nn 'Ncui0l" i" N@u" w,
non ou ihc United states Stctm'f Despatch, '' ,'n
a., n,i,r,,fic earns aud n number ot ladies' were
Invited 10 ac, nmpany them, nl,ulnc Il-t-IpH vac
served on board and the Marine Band Iufn-icd MUST
Commensurate oF INnpR.-it b. now stated That lhr
President vii not take any action n rr-,id [" ihr Once
OF COMMISSIONS OF Labor until amer lh' n''un- ~
1o-r-. Mr. Jarrett wa. nominated hy the President
and confirmed los the senate. bat hir com MS = VIZ,
held ou account. 10 i- understood OF iehdlA ma ~.
Nj Jarrett wrote the President h REGARD lo lh' ht'
ter and afcrward had an interview WIN hh' p"' In
CfNce remains vacant
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
xrw VIRTUES IN HOT SPRINGS.

WASHINGTON, oct 17.-samuel iianoieh
,,,endent Of the Hot Springs Reser'at'h' mas
his annual report TO the Secretary Of the Interior
or,mends that suitable persons he allowed 10 iil
- rou,s on the mountains SO as to make the'n w
IT, resorts Some three hundred lots 81 the orlF','''
,,.sr,atlon remain the property ~ the ,nc" =,
c.,ort and Is recommended that no more sales VI
,,,,le tn private persons until the growth oi INC
w ,,,,anls more AREA. The improvements maue "'o''s
u' II h,d has resulted IN the completion on INV
ut 90 feet wilde through me gnry' ,ns ,cb ,s 9s
gently Inn am heretofore reported many ntihy'i -
meh' ~, t,n laid nut end tie sirings have n''h W.
drives W, ,,,i,Us ,,nys total ~ 3oooS iite haths
rr' dnrns the scnr Its now asserted Nv, 'hosS
~. w., a emu, ~ IN the treatment ~ hrnhvhSm IVY
hAh," .niirs from the excessive Use OF tobseeo anu
nm
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGroS Oct. 1.-The proceedings OF
the United states supreme Court TO-DAY Nc'' a. i'''0
- THE city Of Fort scott psnuiu IN, ~ r'e -
samuel 4, H,,knau submitted under The -uti rue .
Xxi more and others ~ ..Ii,a nsv
the Pi;tshurg ninnafi 81 LOUIS M OVpahy'
Argued for plant and submitted nr &c MAR
80 Saline T.. WuolwOrth, appei4dA' az ''-- 3 -'
and others submitted ..., -. .-,,r az, Tohn
No II-rhomls j. OIphant panili ~ stroL az IN AZ
Hartiv In error the supreme court oi '"' -' VI ~
kansas Dismissed .- ,u,.i,nt. ~, the
no lL-itufus iiarringer and others appe tht AZ ~
Vlck sburg and NJ dLn Railroad m 1ates fr be
I7al ron the ircut curt ol ~ Hn15s,,,sart
Southern District Il Mississippi -I. ,i,n,iF
40 1.-the Nortlern racine IA road scaIsny, eort
in rsr AFT J,hpsus wilson. ia error 20 the
OF the nii.d -ta;- fof tue district ~ minnesota
No iB-Thomas William clarke appellant tst 49, fsr
.tcu Appeal fron Circuit Court fthe Nhll.u "
the Eastern District New York Dismissed .nor and
No l7-1O'ephJ. Mefs nan. Appellant ae'
Lucy ". Merfes. Argued. ,..o,.roh W Law.
so 1s-Tob,s. New appellant set Iredetek t1fs,
renee Appea FROM the circuit Court OF the .,i,rI,
he % New York Deilf-'N p ''P
tiop each party PAVING his costs IN ts Sou sinh
No 20-john u. Ni1 appellant. agt lhouA' fN''
United ,,. Z. l., ...or 40, IN, IN.
80 21-George W Middleton plant IN ttiVt sty Ar
haD tant. Of the township .. AullcA AuAHu0 N'T
aument begun
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rtii iiitsaAK fRtAstIRE.

W,sriSetoN, oct. 1.-THE srcfe'aiI " ' INC
treasury hoe directed that The eohf" maui WV" ~
..t t,,sste iiissaf wiieh sanh Ia the hsio' {" New
90 M ESQ be anRaiie,i aRd that nov r"n'ia' w.
,,,.' the ,esspi 10 made with Messls tea" h"'N'',
:, ,r,,p ien,e Il H. on the sane terms lh' 'nh'ls''
'. Nr Thomas was terminated on the ground 'h"' he
,t n,t u.e lao diligence IN the prosecution =" va" W"1
~ M contractors represent the pelsnhs Nhu o.
l,' ty.ured money Ia carry ga ti' Nwh an"
inr Ia push q 60 complegn " s a, ,,,
a b .ank Ry tho terms oi the contract lno ~
WI b.. IN rccc Sc an the relies anu ten per 'o"' VI -" Wv
.,"',,,e, which may he recovered
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there. and they have all been arrested and lodged In
rrIs0n Eorts are being made 70 secnre their release

prison. Efforts being made to their release
committee Of Aldermen and leading townsmen, mp
pointed 10 settle upon plan for lighting the street lamp.
~ the city that the entire city be lighted by
electricity. Their report states that go electric lights
viii he sufficient 10 Hight the municipality; but, as there
are nearly 500 streets IN the city, the report does not
even provide for Hight for each street The common
Council has not adopted the report and the taxpayers
are still exercised over the matter
Carl Schurz who delivered address hero last night
was rendered a reception M the Hotel Brunswick by
leading German snccties of the city The event had no
political significance whatever as by actual canvass
nearly all the Germans In Rochester are for Blaine.
Irvi Fulton superintendent NJ the western House of
Erin- ln this city, j. prs mt In 81 lnui7 NJ the eleventh
annual conference II the society Of Charities and Cor
fectiun.
The annual autumn rncrs NJ the Rochester Bicycle
'uh one NJ the oldest wheel ur.an1aDns M ne rouh
nv, occ'itpl un Wednesday, and were unusually sue
rcssful and interesting.
Both VI the theatres arp to he closed next week.
plumber of theatrical combinations n Western Nrw YORK
hhir rlu-tfl Hl returned ~ New Aurh in the last Fort
might un account Of puut business.
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An UNWILLING WITNESS CAMrAtuN IA
kAniH=tiiNiuN'a WATER WoiihH,
~ ftitnnNrn 80 tht thihtV t,i

~ ftitnnlrn 80 ttp ihiht So
fr'Ai Oct, ii,-hr Louis \, iouriclot aP-
r,rt hah're tAe huari nl Managers ct tho state Lama
ur Aaium Tuesday, hui refused tn testify ga regard lo
his charges The board resolved ~ apply f'r an Wurr
compelling hm Co t,-t f and adjourned ti December o.
The Republican Couturntals Ut Ufica made their
first parade Tue SHAY night aud were presented with al
elegant banner hy Lady friends. Welno sa} might there
parade Of all the Republican clubs, and 1000 men
were n line. Spetche, nude Boy Senator Cossesha.l
aud District Ntomcy Mattc,ou.
st. PmF- Catholic Church. Nhc,h'ro, huilt at cost
Of $4,000, dedicated 10y Bishop McNeirns, sunday
The Democrats Of the TVth District have nominated
Eugene L. iuoh Meg for school Commissioners
judge Mcrwn has issued an injunction restraining the
Common Council ot Rome from purchasing property Tor
aCty HAL.
The Water Comm. -ipu"rs ~ Clinton have appealed
from tlr dee -iou 90 judge Ncrvn 800 the action hrou-lt
AGAINST i:nir>.or Theodore ~ Dwight Ihry have dls-
covered decision han he'd down hv Juis" lnndpn IN
~t.. which directly fh' reverse az ihtt or J"t htl
win. work continue on the Clinton water works
The BAXTER Telephone Company opened il E.'hange
"Wednesday. and nov hd- POO telephones ma operation
here.
The Evangelist Moody will attend convention u
Christian workers Boz Utica, November 10 ana IL.
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Religions Notices.

All souls. Church. ith-ave. corner thst;-sqnday
school "a a n by the Pastor Rev III EODORE
{ VILLA rs. at l. a. n. The public cordially invited
American Temperance Union. ehickering Ha.A sunday
Nebraska The celebrated silver Lake Gee CuO ~ western
NewNorE Will furnish yry choiIe uusis a.
D + POND, Cor. secretary.
A-,Isnhat.pn Temperancc Association Masonic Tenn
ppnen "a FSovernor JOHN r ST john. Habsas. ami
meeting Miss olive Wilson daughter or Nj and Mrs Will
sou Watson family and Pro- 's9r shaw w FUR
VILLA sCHIMPER, Treasurer
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church corner Of lIlth-.t
UALsEY MOORE Pastor--ervces 81 lV5O a n. service
OF song Gospel address at 100 ~ SUNDAY school at
p. M
lith.,. 9Th ave- MERRITT HULBURD, minister =
Pastor breaches at ~ 80 NJ sn9lect- ross Bearng
ways made welcome Polite ushers
Al Tabernacle baptist Church ID ave. and iOthst
Rev r HULL, Pastor. -Services. morning. IO3O even
ing as Wednesday and Friday evenings strans
cordially welcomed
Al brooklyn Tabernacle DIR. TALMAGE will to,mor.
row, 1890 preach National anslrs the secoha scr
mon Of the course Will q 50 preach at 1870 D IN
At the West Pre.byterisn Church t2dst pst-sen 0tn
will preach ON sunday october 10 at Ii m and 1+o m
AZ Fourth Unitarian Csureh pst"sep %.
and Fourth AYES Rev. GEORGE W ~ ~ r,
tor Sar,n and ss ISs fuSo eOray invited
school At 10 O'Clock a m
Rsr-sS t;.: fhrss igi so wi ssv GfSfrS
wen MN Sn n scsss the Bdns and bargaining tol
irsh pnman Catholic Votes BY the Present Political Par
ties" Protsstsnts and Catholics invited All welcome
A, io4s sunday mernlns and 80 evenns West thirty
wRYLsNb B8 VRN, pastor viii occupy me gu pit sun
day school AZ - N Prayer meeting on MONDAY s.u
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the COCRTS.
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Oct. lin the Court OF Appeals
., DAY tho following. business wa- transacted:
No 3l4-Iohn p. Van IusSira, responder ast AhuIe"
Gown ant another appellants Argued, u.,.r.. a,,,
ne Merchant fi.r l. sirnce company Appellant
Va 'ln-tterry y us.c. respondent, agt hODcIt NC
Feeters and another appellants Argued
The for,o,viu.. il. Che dag calendar for oct 20:
Nos BOG 324 ooh 500 $50. 263. 3Jl, 1873.
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CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARhEIo'

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
HEw-YoRK. oct IL
Speculation in grain options received
smulu. to-day as regards activity at the expense OF
decided .hrnkase In values. This. coming ON the heei'
of steady decline for several days, disodeed hoiahSs
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TILE MARK TAPLEY VIEW OF IT.

II
From. The Baltimore DrH
II has given the Democracy fresh courage.
OHIO MUST BE CONTESTED AGAIN.
Prom The IN ildde ph'a Tunes
II l. an uncrring index that Ohio with her OverWhem
ing Republican majority for an drceptdhe Presidential
candidate must be fought again IN November TO
assure her electoral vote for Blaine.
LET. TALK ABOUT SOMETHING ELSE.
From The IndidadO0iis sentinel.
Democrats have cause furdcspOndcncy' ONO Is A9l
New York OHIO Is not Indiana
HUMPH WHO CARES. ANYHOW
Prom. me fuGnfa ns't'titon
The Democrats here never ected 10 carry ONO ana
49, hst any right 10 expect r.. They made the
Nh n that state for the sake Of discipline, and they
have won all that they could have hoped for
CONFIDENCE II THE BROOKLYN BARBECUE
Prom Richmond D'spatch
RI ba+tle was "A drawn battle, to speak. We
Not The demonstrations I'm Ncw-NOrk this week 10
- ,nuclu-Iye reasons FOR believing that Grover
,i'.i,nd IL to be the next President Of the United
States
THE PIVOT LEFT INTACT AT LEAST.
~" tyom me buffalo Court,r.
Il. pama1ratic victory In ohio would nave deposed
New Yorl from her postum ~ ''' P' ~ VI WV
Presidential contest
oNI FOND DIIIHION DIsPLlI4ED.
RON me ChariesfoH Nstcs and courier. ,,.-
democrats who have und"rfaird uh' ,t'.puuIl.nnn
49, and who expected ohio 10 remain Demo'rhto,
Sa"ause Inv IN. Incident of Prohibition lt bsn De1oe
namo~ratic In OF years will be sorely dlrcouIss.n 10
day The Democracy, mere an" eire""N''' ~ ~"
redouble their eIefti0ns
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MINES AND MINING.


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NEw-Y)RN. OF. Il. 1875
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