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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-17

PEsTH, July 16th-The trial of 400 peas
ants for completely in the anti-Magyarn
escutcheon riots at Agram, in September
last, resulted in convicting 296 the remain
der being acquitted. Those convicted were
sentenced to Imprisonment for from three
DAYS to ten wears.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-17

vert.
New HAVEN, July 10Th. - Ex-Auditor
Edward Mccarthy, a local Democratic
leader, who bolted Cleveland's nomination,
received tonight personal letter from Mr..
Blaine, thanking him for his pledge of
support. Blaine's letter is as follows:
AUGUSTA (Me.), July 18th
Ed,cdrd McCdrthy-MY DEAR SIR: Accept my
sincere thanks for your kind letter of congratu-
latiOn. | regret that / can make but this in
formal acknowledgment / can question the
right of no man or body to vote as they elect
but will say that am heartily grateful to have
found new friends in your beautiful city. With
best wishes, believe me, very truly yours,
JAMES G.. BLAINE.
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News Briefs.

Fanny Ellsler. the once famous bal'c; q sle II. q
dead
A Berlin dispatch says: The reichstac WeI.t.i >
favor OF the payment OF Its members Ipr t.ir -
vices as legislators The resolution Has s.g,aE :
opposed by Prince Bismarck.
sister OF Sir stafford Northcote =. .i,p- ,.sf-r
to say that Lord Chief Justice Colerid "a a,rr
acted as her fathers housekeeler ii ssl; FL. t.sr
wages.
Six masked men entered a house nra- le.,. &.
Pa, bound aud gagged the inmates AMI s'r'" .t'l
warrant has been issued In Kew loc, .ar sac
arrest OF George Jones, editor OF tite TIM
complaint OF Louis p. Haver, ths publish n
"ThOmpson's Bank Note Reporter. Nno C.iar -
that the Times maliciousy libeled him.
The Oklahoma invaders expect 10 S.art Gbvrs
December from Hunnewell. HAS.
Williamsburg beat PHILADELPHIA ~ LC,flsc by
four goals TO one In New York yesterday.
The naval academy al Annapolis cc.t h-atei
Thanksgiving by an athletic tournament atslcr-
day.
at the polo grounds In New York ycslcrC..y waa
won by Yale on a score OF six TO four.
The cattlemen propose meInoIializ'n- Congress
TO lease the public lands az one cent yer acre.
X. c. Coffee, q member or the Alabama lgCisie-
ture from Bibb county for six years, killed h.iif
Saturday.
Hezekiah Armstead, who was arrested IN LYNCH
burg, Va. on change OF sending a chail''rEe D
Tate Brown for q duel, both colOfed, has beel re-
leased.
A verdict was rendered in the United states court
IN Cincinnati in favor OF the United States against
David II. Bailey, for $50 900 fees collected ~ Pal
as consul at Hong Kong, China, and not accoG!.t-
Tor. Bailey made no defense.
Two Newark. n. j., policemen are 70 be tried on
The German University OF Halle has conferred me
degree OF doctor az philosophy upon Henry Il.
Stanley, the African traveller.
solomon K. Gnmly who pleaded guilty 10 r0cety-
the procuring OF pension was sentenced N ibia-
delphia 70 pay a fine OF $3.50 and costs
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DIED..

ADAMS On Thursday November p, 1884. at 7:3j r.
m, RalstoI Alexandria county Va oEO RiiE l..
ADAMS. formerly ashingtol IN the seventy-toUrt
year Of his age
Funeral services at late residence Balston a. IL
m SATURDAY, November % 1854. lntermeIt at elen
wood cemetery p Relatives and friends invited
FASNAUGHT. On "Wednesday, November 2Cth 1884,.
at u :25 pm, MARGARET fASAAUGHl, after long
and Illness aged 81 month"; ana 24.a
a native OF Enshem, HesseD Darmstadt Germany.
Funeral from AS New York avenue northwest sun
day ut 2 pm Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend
HOBBS. 4tlllop. M, Thursday, November 9th.
1884 Of his residence 1872 street norfN cftIrts
s. HOBBS, in the twenty third years .. his axe.
Notice of funeral hereafter. II
O'CONNOR. On Friday, November 2S.h. 1894 NJ -
g. DENNIS O'coSNoR, ia the 6f;y seventh year OF
his age.
Funeral win take place from his late resdence No
AS I'D street southeast, Monday morning at $50 ard
thence proceed to Peters church. where Requiem
viii be said for the repose OF his soul Friends of
the family invited to attend
O'LEARY. Thursday, November ~, 1854. at $50
am, DANIEL OLEARl. aged nifty tllree years
Funeral his late residence No. S2S5 Nai.T stree
Georgetown. Saturday. November % st , an Eeguesn
mass at Trinity church.
SNALLwooD On the 18th day Of November. 1854
MARY A sAALLWooD, aged e. years, months and
days.
WALTER. In Prince Georges county. at hts )ste
residence. JOHN II. WALTEh- on Wednesday Noven-
r 26th 1854. Of pneumonis. In tie thirty ninth ear
Fui.ersi from ST. Mary's Church Washington. D. Q.
FRIDAY. November 2Sth At O'Clock .. M
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SHOT IN THE HEAD.-LaSt night, near the corner
OF Sd and f. streets southwest, colored man,
named John Much. was shot in the head by a col
ored h0otblacK, named Robert Davis alias erich
mond Bob" who Is still at large. The cause OF the
shooting Is unknown.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

4 8. PRATT SONS
Ae INSURANCE. LOANS AND REAL ESTATE
4el 9Th STRLET
Money TO loan on rea. estate $1,000 1900 LOCO on
hand n26-6ts6
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OF COugreSsmeu.

MEMBERS WHO HAVE CONE IN SINCE WEDNESDAY
The following members Of Congress have regis
tered at the House post Office since wednesday:
ID. B. Henderson. Iowa, riggs house.
4. J. Holmes, Iowa, SO st. n. W.
>. 4. Waite, Conn. HAMILTON house.
j. E. HaiSeli, ny, lis Nd. ave a. c.
j. n. Jones, Ark. tel 18th st. T. ".
: 5. Cox. y. Y, No. Dupont circle.
". P. HEPBURN, Iowa, 30. 18th st. NV
j. X. Bu.d, Cal, 2lS ST. S. G.
II. 3. Eldrijge, Mich, 81 B St o. G.
Charles O'Neill, Pa, 1895 y. Y. ave-
j. r GIascock, Cal, Hamilton house
j. NJ Blrnes, Mo-. Wiliard's
k. VI. Murray, ONO, 9iS I4lh st.
G. f. seley. Ohio. Ebbitt house.
j. II. Rigs Ill, National hotel
L. r. Cobb, Ind, National hotel.
Milo White. Mimi. National hotel
4. A. Robinson, ky.,-
j. L. Spriggs, y. T., 1924 Eth ST.
w. 5. Holman, Ind, Hamilton house
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The Catholic Council.

THANKSGIVING sERvIcEs-rHK COUNCIL ExTrSpFn
Services were held In the Baltimore cathedral
yesterday by the members Of the plenary council,
more especially in observance or Thanksgiving
day. There was pontifcal solemn high mas,
Archbishop Lamy. of Sante Re, New Mexico. bein;
celebrant The apostolic delegate, with all the
clergy wearing copes entered the cathet,ral fFtDl
the north side and walked two Nv two 10 -. ..
while the music OF the organ pealed thr =.
church. The apostolic delegate wurr a mt :
white and gold, with yellow cope. ani f,.' f,
crook. The celebrant OF the mass woe o., 80 q. 1
cope OF gold and red. None Others Wo:,. u.ltt...
Bishop Spaiding. OF Peoria. a.. ~ 3D.. Ia 3
Thanksgiving sermon OF great Horace "a Co.
bishop Heiss, OF Milwaukee, also pu,u '..., So
mon on 1.-The Dignity OF the Holy lri"~i 80
Rev. Mr. McCallin announced rhli -. s.- p
council win be extended TO sunday. IT,, '.,.. d.
Another public session will De he'd E,>t sod -.
reception and banquet was glvc:i 81 -i'-. ?
the Catholic Benevolent Legion 81 i:all4.. ~. 81
Bishop Laughlln, or Brooklyn. who f. IN 4 4
adviser 10 the supreme council OF the or.iCt.
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THIS EVENING,

r AFGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LoADING SHOT GUS. IMPORTED FRENCH
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE
SILVER Plated WARE, DINNER AND TEA
SETS, CASTOI.S- FRUIT STANDS. &c: FINE
IMPORTED, SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM TWO
TOTkN rUNES; GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
JEWELRY. CUTLERY; OPERA GaAsSE9
LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND NICELE
BANJoS. WADE 4ND BUTCHER KAZOItS: RE-
NOLYERS TOOLS AND l0.c00 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
By direction OF The owner, to change business will
- Il, the premises all the above stoSE OF j. o.
O'MEARA & co. I34T Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington. D g.. Sale commences at SEVEN F. NJ
Great taryaills may he expected. FOLEY, Auct.
y. B.-1he fixtures viii noJbe sold as at ter1nin-
atom CT sale, the store will be occupied by J. U.
OMFaEA < Co. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
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Getting Ready for the Session.

NOTES FROM THE CAPITOL CONTEMPLATION
FOR THE MEETING OF coSeREss-ELEcTRIc BELLS
TO CALL SENATORS 20 RoLL-CALL-TUE CHAIRMAN
SHIP OF THE SENATE PRINTING COMMITTEE
The Capitol has been generally overhauled for
the coming session or Congress The artistic paint
ings have been retouched, furniture has been re-
paired, and every thing put in neat shape for the
opening OF Congress next Monday. Tomorrow
Vice President Edmunfs Will make sort OF inspec-
tlon through the Senate wing 10 see that nothing
which ought to have been done has been omitted.
SENATORS TO BE "RCNG CP.'
Every committee room OF the Senate has been
supplied with an electric bell, which Is rung BY
touch upon button In the Senate chamber The
sound OF the bell at any time during the sessions OF
the senate viii be summons 10 Senators Ia the
committee rooms TO appear In the Senate chamber
Under the old plan when roll call came up or
any business demanding the presence of Senators
pages had 10 be sent in search OF those not in the
chamber. Now, by touch q ringing summons Will
ce sounded In the committee rooms restaurant and
marble rcoin which VIII notify senators that they
are wanted In the chamber. When Mr.. Clay was
speaker OF the House he had bells arranged for the
same purpose, but as electricity was not then
KNOWN AS such useful agent the bells were rung
by pulling wire 10 the hall OF the House.
THE CHAIRXANsHIP OF TIE SENATE PRINTING CON-
NIITEE.
II IS understood that senator Hawley win sue.
coed the late Senator Anthony as chairman OF the
Senate printing committee. Mr.. Hawley has been
second on the committee for several years and In
accordance with the rule OF the Senate he VIII step
up 10 first place.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers

PEET Pen sl,L y, AYENgE, BETWEEN SECOND
FIFTH AND d STREETS SOUTHEAST And IN
Ak1 sIrMHkH ASP ANp raIEp AND
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of theos
Dist DIST Of Soun,5ia passcd in eauity cause No
os 9r f At Of uf pfc ssf9 on
FoUB O'CLOCK PM, in front Of The nrelses ran,.
OF lots numbered thirteen 113) and fourteen (G in
described follows Beginning for the same at north
west corner OF sad lot numbered thirteen u3l and
sail Let 12 feet inches thence south Is feet, thence
yas % te s ana a s shsncs bor p feet and 10
feet SO inches; thence east foot 10 inches thence
syvana avenue on line drawn parallel with and le
feet from the western line Aforesaid thence along said
f to the place OF beginning improved by frame dwell
ling AID a store room. No. 229 Pennsylvania avenue
CO. o. TIE SAME DAY, at HALFPAsT FOUR
wThoSh ar; VII offer for sale in front OF the
pred eight hundred and forty four (844. beginning
ming thence east along street south Il feet So Inches
hsnce forth . feet thence west IA feet SO inches
;nd der that s.Oot aiIeywsy taken of
proved By twO-story brick dwelling No 500 D street
Il HHE IHiEp f PAH q 9c pSekH
~ VIII oIer f9r sale in front Of the premises part
sg s sac. aGi ' Square lis s aos
nS thence West 81 fes az Of said and 11 ,1a
teet 81 inches 70 30foot alley in the rear of said lot
eas on TIE Inc u said alley - feet 50 inches to
sid Stoot alley and thence south the line OF said
aey IiS iee % inches to the place Of hepinning
proved y two-story brick house situated in alley
tween u and 9 and Sd sIld fla streets southwest
Terms OF sale: Oile-thid Of the purchase money to
months from tine day Ct sale and hear interest a.
pei anan end TO be secured By deed of trust
on the premises sold. Copyeyancinx &c AT cost OF the
purchaser deposit Of 800 required on each piece a.
soon as Knocked on. Terms to be complied with In 10
ass OF herwise the trustee viii resell the property in
siat after days public notice sach resale in SOME
newspaper published n HasbinSton D. O.
CHAS. A. WALTER Trustee
nis-c&0s So stree: northveet
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"a. Edition.
Latest felegpanS to The Star.
The Faculty OF Kings College. n. S.,
Requested to Step Down and Out.

The Faculty OF Kings College. n. S.,
Requested to Step Doyvu and Out.
HALIFAX, Ms, November ga largely attended
meeting OF the alumni OF the Kings. College at
windsor, n. s. was held In this city last night TO
consider the existing troubles at that institution
After q long and animated discussion IL was re-
solved oy large majority TO request the board OF
governors TO call upon the entire faculty OF the
college to tender their designations to take effect
on June S0tn next
Latest Foreign News by Cable.
EXTENSIVE SOCIALIsTIC SOCIETY IN AUSTRIA.
cred an extensive socialstic society, which Families
throughout the whole empire OF Austria. Several
Important arrests have been made.
TIRE FIRE on TEE CASPIAN.
LIVERPOOL, November 2S-The 1re on Allan line
steamer Caspian, which arrived here yesterday
from Baltimore, originated in the cargo OF cotton
and was confined TO the hold
THE CONGO CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, November 2S.-In the Congo conference
yesterday Z. S. Minister kasson made motion
aiming at the creation OF guarantees or the ca ptl
which has been invests. by the African Inter-
national association in the Congo territory, espe-
cially In the building OF railways, etc.
ROME, November SS-The DGTetto SAYS that
Count Launay, Italian delegate TO the Congo con-
ference. has declared In the conference that Italy
reserved The right OF liberty or action In regard
her rights in Africa
EARTHQUAKE sHocKS IN SWITZERLAND.
GENEVA, November 2S.-Seyersi violent shocks Of
earthquake were felt here at ii O'Clock last night
THE CHOLERA N SPAIN.
MADRID, November 2S.-1here were three fresh
cases OF cholera at Toledo ana Two deaths yester-
day. At BeinOpa three were two fresh cases and
three deaths.
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PosrPoNKn-The meeting OF the joint con-
gressiona committee appointed at the close OF the
last session OF Congress TO examine ana report
upon the Workings OF the coast and geological sur
veys. photographic once and signal service, which
was to have been held In this city prior 70 the con-
vening OF Congress, has been postponed unui aitef
the meeting OF ConGrosa
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL FS TATE
y on THE NORTH SIDE OF n STREET NORTH
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS WEST WASHINGTON u

STREETS WEST, WASHINGTON. u. G.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court cffZ9Es
the District Of Columbia passed ON tho slst day
docket No d VIII sell at public in front Of the
premises. MONDAY. the EIGHTH DAY OF DE-
CEMRER, a j.. 1884. at the hour of FOUR O'CLOCK
p n OF said lastnarned day, the foiiowingdescribe
real estate situate ia the city of Washington in the Dis
tract CT Columbia, TO wit Part OF Let numbered seven
a. IN square numbered two hundred eleven GID
contained within the following metes and bounds: Be
ginr1ns for the at point the line of street
north twenty COO east from the southwest corne.
OF said io y, and running thence twenty
$50 feet; thence north eighty Sj feet: thence
twenty (20 fret; thence north twenty five (2jl feet
thence west forty six (46) feet ard thence south one
hundred and i've l05l feet to the place OF beginning
Terms OF sale OIe-thiri % Of the purchase money
in cash. and the balance thereof in the notes OF the
chaser at six to- tvevet12 and eighteen Us mon tbs
from the date Of sale with interest at the rate of
centum annun. secured by deed of trust upon
said real estate satisfactory to all cash pur
cflIser's option. 800 deposit required the time OF
sale Al conveyancing and recordinr at purchaser
cost Terms of sale to be complied with within seven
days from date OF sale otherwise the trustee
the right resell the purchasers and expense
after ten days notice by advertisement.
FENDALL h ALEXANDER. Trustee
DCNCANSON BROS Auctioneers n2s-dEt is
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McAyOY-CHAPMaN At St Matthew's Church.
Wednesday November 10Th. lisa, by Rev. 6atht r
Ahern, GEO. f. GcAyOl to l. ROSE CHAPMAN. botn
of this city. No cards.
NORTON-FITTON. On Wednesday evening. No
vember 2eth 1884 the residence Of the Kew G.
Meador. WILLIE T.. NORTON of Washington. u. G,
to MARY S. FITT0N. Of hing Georl-e Va,
WALTER-THETLEB on Wednesday, November
&c 1884 It the parsonage of Wesley CLael chnrch,
by the Rev. Richard T. Norris. EUGENE l.. WALTER
70 MAGGIE TRETLER. both q this taty-
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TOHN SHERMAN l. Co.
~ Real Estate Agents. 927 stree. northwest

u Real Estate Agents. 927 ? stree. northwest
KNOWN AS THE TH1RD BAPT1sr GoL Col Or B
y SoE III A NE FoHRTH
DAY Of oTemtsr ISL in he eonsoda:ed eausss I
Of joseph Aiexa der ct al W Albert Bopidep ct -
ct al William A. Barnaclo No SOL Equity Docket
bs sa on nsls the
DAY or NOVEMBER 1884: ct HALF-PAST FOUR
=. public auction the following real estate. Sit
lated in the CRY of Wsshinston. D G.; to wit:
division by the said A. Bouden square five hundred
plan the said city of Washington D. C.. and re-
corded in Iiber J. A. s No rs + "a . g. one Of the
so b-iv1ded by the said A. Bonden COMMENCING for
tea east 'ag s h sp Sr s1a ps a
to Point Thence n2 } sG feet thence
lire OF said 18th street 6 feet to the place of
sallnents in SIX and twelve months from the day of
sale the notes OF the purchaser being gve for the de-
ferred payments, bearing six eentum per annuin
and secured by deed Of upon the property sold
viii be required at the time Of sale If the terms Of sale
are rot complied with within seven days the trustee
purchaser. W. b. DUHAMEI4 Trustee,
DEREMPTORy SALE OF TWO FINE BUILDING
r3Ta Tk9TTINS RE yy sT ZEE C9LUM
on 6 si HsbIs HFAk fBEka
TWENTY-NINTH at FOUR O'CLOCK. we Will ~
sell, the premises, -
LOT Is. IN BLOCK IS,
fronting 90 IT ON Kenyon street. and within about
feet OF 18th street
LOT L. IN BLOCK %
fronting so # Kenyon street. 18th street ex-
tended.
Both of these lots near Whitney avenue, Kenyon
street being just south or said and the ter
minus OF the street ears.
This Is opportunity to obtain fine building lots
which seldom presents itself
Terms one third cash. balance in and two years.
notes TO bear interest payable semi annually and to be
secured By deed Of trust: all cash at option r
chaser deposit OF 90 required each lot time
of sale. Conveyancing, &c purchasers cost.
u2o-ft DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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Blaming the Railroad Conuenx


THE GRAND JURY REPORTS ITS VIEWS CONCERNING
THE "Y" ACCi1ENT-THE RAILROAD CENsURgp FOR
IMPOSING TCo MUCH LASoR Upon ITS EMPLOYEES.
ETC
The grand jury to-day returned an Indictment
against Jonn sullivan, the Iagman OF the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad, for granddaughter in caus-
ing the death Of John F. Riley, engineer on the
railroad, OF July !2th last, IN the "Y" accident.
The grand jury also submitted q special re-
port concerning the case. They state that they
lind the accident was not CAUSED entirely BY the
negligence OF Sullivan, the tagman but s.that the
Baltimore aud ohio railroad are also culpable and
should be held responsible fer the same, because
they impose too much labor and responsibility upon
their employees We md also that the Baltt-
more and ONO railroad company run their
Trains at the rate OF from twenty 10 thirty miles
per hour within the limits OF the city, which we
believe 10 be In direct violation OF law and endan-
gerng human life. We are OF the opinion, also.
that the city authorities should require the said
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company to build or
place double track at the ~ or abolish the .Y'
altogether. Also, that the said company should be
required TO put gates at the junction OF LIST and II
streets northeast the public safety unquestion-
ably denandsIt-" These conclusions were reached
after the jury had gone out In body and exam-
tned the premises and points above mentioned The
report is signed "Robert Beall, foreman"
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

INOR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE MOST DESIRABLE
1t frontage of 240 feet by so and deep with
south frontage nicely located of the best streets
In the northwest This ground If sold once, be
had for 90c per foot. This bargain. and quick ptIr-
chaser it. Nothing less 81 Is per foot
will De taken for 1t i'll the spring.
JOHN A PRESCOTT,
n25-2w 1896 / street northwest
NTOR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE A LARGE NUMBER
II o. elegant Building Lots. in the West End for sale
Now Is the time to for single residences for
speculative purposes. for. the dawn of day
prices will advance after the present month
JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
oc4-2n 1926 street northwest
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Tt,e Isalt,norc sxa-,,ct.

Xne 1SaAS1mCfc NkaCtkCtSs
BALTIMORE. November 28-vireinia SKIES CONSOLE
dated 40 pastdus coupons. 81; North Carolina Sizes
los bid to-day.
Inddline lolaaio3s Flour steady and quet-lIowarl
street and western super Co. do extra 75a33T:
do. family. 35oa4. so: city mills super 425a2 70;
do extra, 00a3 so; do Rio brands 63a4 5 Patapsco
family. 52o: do. superixtive patsnt. $40 Wheat
southern stea ~: western higher and quiet southern
No: western winter red spot, iea7j1@: Noyembef,
- bid: December. 799a794: January sl3aasis; Feb
ruary. 83kaS3E. Corn-soutLern steady and active:
western about steady and nactve; southern white,
43a45 do yellow, 44a46 western mixed spot 451ss46
yss5 46saaS; sanSars s45ss5h Oats duli.seu1hsrn.
sylvania 32a3.. Rye quiet. GAGS. Hay steady-prine
to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland Goals. 90.
Provisions aud dull Mess pork IL IS Bulk meats
shouders and clear rib sides packed ehasa Bacon.
Pap creamery 23a31 Eggs steady 26a2T Petroleum
nominal-rehned. ;asa7A. Coffee quiet snd weak-Rio
cargoes, ordinary to tair 9al0 sugar quet-A soft ca
copper refined steady, 1<aI2 Whisky steady lsal l9
Freights to Liverpool per steamer steadycottoa l6d
-four, lAa1s6d: grain, 6s61d. Recepts-nour. 3c3l
barrels: wheat, 5000 bushels 4sOU0 bushels:
oats 5000 bushels Shpmeats-wheat. 900 bushels
corn, 1000 bushels Saies-wEeat. $4,000 bushels;
corn. IS 00O bushelA
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO H.. November e5-The weather is clear
and cold. On Change, at IL u. m. wheat 1sa5sc.
higher. Corn Ha5S lower Oats unchanged Pork 6a7k
The Petroleum ~ Arket.
PITTSBURG, November 2&-Crnde oil active and
strong, aud somewhat excited owing 70 heavy buying
75N declined to 74h and at noon. quoted steady
at TAX
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New ORLEANS, LA, November 2s.-Gen. Miguel
Guada, OF Costa Rica WHO arrived here last Thurs
day from Port Lilnon, died suddenly OF heart dis
ease yesterday OH board the steamer Herez,ia,
ABOUT twenty miles below the CITY, route to Port
Linlon. The steamer returned to the city
TO have the body enbaIIled Cen Qua
d!a came as commissioner general from
Costa Rica to the Worlds Exposition, and
brought with him many cases or exhibits from
that country. Gen. Guada was brother OF The
late president OF Costa Rica and was secretary OF
war during hrs brothers term Of Office. lie Was
also d D,other-tn-laW Of President Fernandez