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GOV. ZULICK NOT sUsTAINED.
TRICHINosIs IN ILLINOIS.
A Man and His Wife the Sufferers, bu
Both VIII Survive.


Both WiIl Survive.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Cases Of supposed
trichinosis have been developed in Villa
mette, a suburb of this city on the North
western railroad. The persons attacked
by the strange malady are Frank NJ. Wes-
terfield and his wife. A few days ago
they partoOk of some pork which is said
to have been insufficiently well cooked.
Both soon commenced 10 suffer excruciat-
ing pain, and were compelled TO take to
their beds. Mr.. Westerfeld's attack is
most serious, and at one time it was
thought 1t would end fatally, but slight
Improvement has been noticed by the at
tending physician. Mrs. Westerield is
able to be about.
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HAYES SOCIAL EQUALITY.
Negroes Received on Equal Footing with
Whites at His Home.

Whites at His Home.
CINCINNATI, Dec. pa special dis
patch from Fremont, o., referring to the
statement recently made by a member Of
the Fisk University Jubilee Singers, COL
ored, that they had been subjected to
gross indignities at Fremont, the home Of
ex-President Hayes, says the statement is
utterly false. When the Fisk Jubilee
Singers gave a concert there two or three
years ago the troupe were entertained by
private houses, several being taken care OF
by the family Of'ex-President Hayes. This
was done not because the hotels refused
them accommodation, but simply TO save
expenses TO the missionary organization
that employed the troupe on that Oc-
oaGIOn.
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WAsHfNOToN, Dec. 29.--Ali the mem-
befs oi the Cabinet were present AZ the
regular meeting to-day except seerotary
Lamar. WHO ~ ~ BIZ homo in Mississippi.
ne session WHa devoted f0 consideration
~ ihe financial condition M fl0 f-rInfry
hnl discussion oi enc probabilities 0f Con-
'ifAsiolal aciiqH apDu the silver rnHaetion.
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TELT IN ILLINoIs,

BLOoMINGTOE. ILL, Dec. 29.--The in
habltauts OF this city were alarmed last
night by an earthquake shock. The Doise
accompanying IL resembied closely that
made by the firing Of artillery. No dam
age was done 10 property, although the
force OF the shock was distinctly felt In
seYeral large buIldIngs.
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TnoInnI I'M Inc CaroIines

LONDON, Dec. 3O.--A dispatch from
Madrid says that the spanish Govern
ment b. reluctant 10 grant tnelaad'a re-
quest 10 bo allowed ~ establish a coallng
station in lbc Caroline iaianfs,
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BERLIN. Dec. 2H.-Thc Cabinet minis
tors nud chiefs Of abe government onices
have united in r. congrafuiatory letter %
the Emperor on The occasion oi The new
year.
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wRECKs ON THE Raj.
Bold Attempts TO HurI Train from n
Bridge At Reading.


Bridge At Reading.
READING, PA, Dec. pa wreck Oc-
Cured this morning on the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad at Blngamon street,
over the Head bridge, in this city, which
is believed to have been the result of
malicious mischief. A block was wedged
tightly between the rails Of the patent
switch. which caused the engine OF the
freight train to jump the track. The
locomotive fell across the down track and
projected in dangerous position over the
edge of the bridge. The engineer and
fireman narrowly escaped with their lives.
A number OF cars were piled up, and there
was a general detention OF trains. The
railroad officials are investigating the
matter.
so wREcKIEG OF A FREIGHT TRAIN.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. GA freight
train on the Chester creek branch
Of the central division OF the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more road, left the track near Lenni
this mOrning. The engineer was killed.
one brakeman was badly injured, and
another brakeman and fireman were
slightly injured. The cause OF the accI-
dent IS believed 10 have been a broken
rail
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HENDRICKS MONUMENT.
President Cleveland Lends His Infiu-
ence to the Project

President Cleveland Lends His Infiu-
ence to the Project
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Last evening
Senator Voorhees, received the following
letter from the President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Dec. 2S, 1885.
To Hon. u. W. Vcorhess:
MY DEAR STR understand that a move
ment is on foot to erect monument to the
memory Of the late Vice President, and that
IT ls to be tribute to his worth and services
on the part of his friends and associates. This
project Is so fitting and appropriate that il
seems to me it must meet with general ap-
prOval. My relations with Mr.. Hendricks.
both personal and Official. were such that il
would be source of much satisfaction to me
to see this good work promptly begun. and at
the proper time hope may be allowed to
aid in the undertaking. Yours, sincerely,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
SENATOR VOORHEES, REPLY
In reply to the Presidents communica-
ton Senator Voorhees, wrote as follows
UNITED STATES SENATE, Dec %. 1856.
Mr.. President; IL have the honor to sc-
knowledge the receipt OF your highly esteemed
favor OF yesterday. On behalf Of the imme-
diate personal friends of the late Vice Presi-
dent, and OF the great body of the people Of In
diana, feel authorized 10 tender you their
very grateful and sincere thanks for your kind
ly and timely interest IN a movement so hon
'orable to his memory and 50 well earned by
hispublic services and his private virtues.
Permit me TO assure you that no act on your
part, in the midst of your incessant labors for
the public good. will be longer cherished or
more highly priced by the people of his state
than your sympa thy in their efforts TO erect
monument to his fame. With the highest
respect and warmest personal regard, am
very faithfully yours, ID. W. VOORHEES,.
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EARTHQUAKE sHoCKs.
People Startled In Connecticut and IL
iinOis by the Noise,

HARTFORD, CONN, Dec. 20.-seyeral
sharp shocks Of earthquake were felt in
this city this morning between 4:8O and
$3.50 O'Clock.
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FuRNAcEs PuT IN BLAsr.

SHARON, PA, Dec. 29.-The old sharps-V
VILE furnace has just been blown In afterl
lying idle for two years. The Joliet Steel
Company has made a contract 70 take ain
the iron the furnace can produce. and this
means a long and steady run. The Dougs
lass furnace. in the same place, has also
been put IN blast.
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PASSENGER RATES.

The Southern Passenger Committees
secured n quorum and settled down to
business to-day. The question OF allow
ing the Louisville a Nashville Railroad
20 nh out its emigrant contracts was de-
cided adversely N that road. This caves
the Louisville & Nashville in a tight
place. General rates for theatrical COM
panies and emigrants were left To- the
next meeting. The rates for preachers
we're lett 20 each road as local matter.
A rate Of four cents mile, round trip,
was Il xed for pOstnasters attending the
general pOstma6tors convention D be
held In Chicago IN February.
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FREIGHTs AND PASSENGERS.
Meeting OF the Committees at Atlanta to
Fig tho katea.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 29.-The late COM
mittee of the Southern Freight Pool met
here to-day, there being preseit Virgil
Powers, chairman, S. &. A. sindhll, sec
retary, and the following members: f..
r. Dorsey, S. J. NJ. Brown. l.. B. Pickens,
G.. A. Whitehead, }. l.. Taylor, oDl Haas,
II. Colbran, Theodore Welch, for j. NJ.
Culp, j. j. Griffin, for J. II. Ogdel, as far
as the rules allow. There were also pres
ent Fred NJ. Wilcox. J. II. Drake, W. T..
Donley. J.. l.. McCioskey, @. 5. Farnum,
-. Cardwell. +. 4. Charlton, W. l. York
and NJ. 8. freeman. The classification Of
freights was taken up, but, aiterdiscus-
sion, the matter was POSTPONED BIN the
meeting OF January 10th. The committee
Is now discussing rates East, hit has
reached no conclusion.
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BERLIN, Dee. 29.--'rne German press
halls with pleasure the announcement Of
President Grevy's reelection. which they
France and Germany.
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THE RECENT GALE.

kilograms from Digby report that the
storm of Saturday and Sunday was the
severest ever known in that region, and
much damage was caused to shipping
and wharf property. Part of the steam
boat wharf, owned by the Dominion gov
ernment, was swept away with the ware
houses lately erected
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4E1s-Conins, y dossn, 500. Cole Dollar
r doHsu, S.0gi Diamond Elss, y doEsnl G.50i
NcghlO Bit, l1Q),
sIuLLETs AM IIDt.Ezo y "a; augal
Egglsa, $40 Is n,
rI7 PLArR--l. v, ltuila, y box, 500; (, u
.Nf2j, ~ box, 100; TNrnc, lAz2d, @bug, r,5Oi
Verne, NX23, s. box, h.hQ,
rrNWARN-E10ceA, discount 80 r cEutl
stamped, discount 81 "A cont,
SOLDERING, I, l5c; NO. q and q les $40
DUCK BORSD COLI4AJtS-No. !, SPA s., Cos
HAGEs-Two Icon, a.2 y doksn; !hrsl
loop, $40 tldo8ep.
rAcgs-In rOxts, leo pgpsra, 25S = hon.
DBun HoEs--@ doSon, 80; rsllrca.
p!obo. dozen, B,5G
AATTouEH---i, oOA0n, $50,
WupBER BElTING-D'sccupt 20 ACSat.
NAIf,a-S.OO, rate,
nnovELs AND AY!ADAs- 10 VlAnu'k, ,.'S'
lount 81 Siceut; Amea list, 81 oil GOodn, d..
count 50 Ara 10 a cent.
HEAVY MISUNDERSTANDING, hnisho>,
5,U0; poles, 1850, ainglotreta, wngons, So
lea, LIE; buggy, l.25; express, 2.5j; wagon
tonguoe. 1900; hickory AEles, 1000; holsters,
t7d; coupling poles, ATS; spokes, XXX
select, 1f6;NSN, $50; sawed fOllcea, ~
lie; 3, 200; Howden shoes, ESQ; north.
western horse nhlla, No. ., B.00i G.25; &
SQC; psr iron, 30 rate; plOW steel, 70, spriD.
steel, Go; csst steel, lBc,
RuodtHs--Crads h, and sprlng top, psC,
Gl01.Q. do. open, N.OSvgcO.VVi do. Bldi
spring typ, l00,ONplS5.0l; do, nid9 bar, 1000,
Nlal;Gl' 90, phmtons, l25.0st3l60,o0; grade A
sid9 spring, la0OCeg3DO,O0; do, phfetonn, 1906
ull1.OO; bump seat buggiee, l16,00gels0.C0
PLATFORM apringg, ll00lIll0.1l, Ahrao Hprlnt
WAGONS, g0,O0tS 1850.
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nRnalR.

AufDs.- bulphurio, y carbOy, $40; cltrio,
q 10, bo6e'5e; oTAlle, = N, lOhi tariario,
powdered p u, t5tsi6.
GuMs--AIahic, eeleol, q 10, GOO; Osafo-
tlda IS 20 SOci canphor, - 2S; opium, Stso
TO $40,
OTIs-. Bergamot, 5anderson's, &, ID t?l0;
lemon, Sanderson's, Q.&i peppermint
$500; wintorgreon, ss.26; olive, Malaga, gl25.
PorAsH-Bromide, y ~ aDci iodido,
soArs-Ca5,ile, mnl!les, q q, SslOe.
CASTLE, white, l4t2l5.
INSTANTANEOUS - Ammonia, oSrb., =
b, soc; alum, S65; arrowroot, Bermuda, 800;
BSisatn, copaiba, e0oi borax, renned, lVtllx;
cnlnnel, am, foc; oagtor oil, n gal,
;i.sOVDl.60; cSnala buds, y D., l5Celsj cream
tartar, puro, q %, 81; corrosive aublimate,
v m, b5; ohloro form, "A 10, e0i extract
loGwood, bulk, q N, l2Dl4; glyoerlne,
bulk, y n, l6Nls,f, iodine, resublimstodi
y ", t.00; lsAvSs, boohn, short y m
Is leayoe, SIENNA, Alex, n, ~ NOR.
phia, Huiph, y ct, sSs0i Hpiri!e inter
awoet n y, %; gtryohnis, crystals, u.H
@l.l0, tapiooa, q p. Z; wax, whiteAt
N it1f,n
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BRY GOODS.

PRIETs-. MerrimacK, fancy, "a; Man
chsstcr, 51siArnuldi O. american, 81; Fa-
cine, 61si Hamilton, 5lii Gloucester, jS;
gloucester, .mngr 5A; Gloucester silver
Eddy Stone, G.; Simpson mng,i 6; Allen,
pink and purple, s. Simpson silver grey,
s. richmond, pinf and purple, s; Dun
nell, Bhirting, ~ kag6tta shirlng, "A
Allen check, b54 Peabody, blackr o.:
Simpson, black, 8; RossdAle, ~.
gnsIa4 s; kttrich LII, o. Charter Oak, S1Si
1.-Two Oak, a; International, tx; Laurence
LII, &, Glendale, 90 Enterprise, g; Glenu
dale, y, o; Bostt. AL, IA; Admission, 6I.
Brown SHtRTIHG--pasJ iron, 8; rArm-
ers, u; Honest ~; Pocshontas, ~; AL
lendale, q Century, 81; Dwight, ~ Lock-
wood, 6a%; Manotoba, 81; Bedford &, ~.
BLEAoHED sHIRTING-New YORK, lO1S;
Wamsutta, II; Langdon, 81 Lonsdals,
"a; Bonsdale Cambria, "; Masonville, l0II;
Frat OF the Loom, M Gold Medal, "a;
CI0am OF Crop, 8.
Observation-Disclosures Q \, l3; Amo-
skeag a. l2i swift River, N; STANDARD
Q, Z; Easton NIX, l0s4; Easton AA, IL; Oak
land fancy, 81: Acme Odd, So; Raleigh,
lOH; STANDARD u, " Pearl River, Ia; Slbley
Awning, Is,
sTRIPEs-Hamilton, lO14; Thorndike
10; American, "; Rock River, g.; Raleigh,
UnEnown, 81, 10.
Observation-Disclosures, ia; Otis, 1874
YorS, l6@; Warren, l3H.
CHECKS AGD PLAIDs-MounL Pleasant
I; CatSwba, ~; Old Dominion, 3; Mem.
phisr ~; Queen City, 6Hi Augusta,7; Ten.
negsee, 10; CotiOndale, Z; Cumberland
Check, y; Sibley, ~.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81; Slatorsyius, s;
Weettille, Z; Bates Dress Plaid, 81; Scotch
b f., NJ; AmoBkeag, 50; Bellovlsw, ~
Washington, 8; Windemere, TX.
CHEvioTs- oakdale, 81; Sterling, TX;
Unknown, b. b., 81; Slbley, "a; Glon Rid
die, l05s; Harrisburg, w; Slater, 3; Ever
EFT, ~; Boss, 5: Sllyerdale, d; Arlington
si Victoria, II; SerRania, 1874; Batos, ",
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LIQUORS.
-i.a,Aul,--ya gallon, AS59,s.3,.

l-1-0NAOD--Ia gtllun, SA3o,3,@3i,
bkAN bIES--DomeHtiO, IS gallon, ALSO
tSUs; ltlpOrtSd cOgnsc, 1871, q gallon, $3.50;
lSl2I Eohoi .o'O, ;6,iOi 1906, B.5 1860, $40;
1875, p, 90; 49,, 5000; Otard, Dupuy & Co'a
oognao, l61, I6,o0i ls7U $3.50; lS1t 1890;
l%S, slO.2o; Bis quot, Dn0ouohs "a Co. cog
mao, lS16, $3.50; 1910 $3.50; lsls, 1900.
dIN-Domestlo, y SALON, bl,75920O; I'm
por Holland. SS.0JQ.&75; sir Robert Bur.
nsits Oh Com, y oS,G, SN50si9.0j. Holland,
= case, t7,5O&l5,O0
WHHeWY--R SctinOd, o. y cSut proof, y
gallon, tl,S0; Western, sl,SVGSl, 80; Bourbon,
,l.lQt53.e0i Rye, Sl.6C@361; sootoh import
81. H.0liH2; Irish, imported, N259
CnANPAuSHs-. Piper Seidaeiok, quarts,
q doSep, $50; j. Rrug & Co., quarts, q
dossp, l150; &oer q ChRndon, 5lllery
&ouHoux, = duHen, 4,0J G. Goulet, A
dozen, t21.00; g. Is. Mumm q Co.'s, dry
ysrsenay, ,&.'oi Extra Dry, 5000 pints, 81
additional
California olaret, y gallon, IS;
IlsDiandel Nol,P gallon, l00gl.i5; import
Cd olsr0tn, ordinary ~ cask, T0.0003t0,O0
family clarots, per cagk, 7O,00pl2500; pnS
ciaretg, II cAES, l00.00Cal75y00; Medoc, y
case, coo; ~. Julisn, y case, e.60; Margaux,
\ case, 100; Points Canet, b case, 1o.0O;
Larose, n casa ZOO; LSovul, YlcRse, 400:
CnAtean Latte q case, q %; ordinary q
cagp z nlflS 3D.
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GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs.

WHEAT-SlGS5.
RYR--Kansas, Csc,
CoRN--In ear, 50iot5o.
oATs-ln bulk, 2SGSOc; from store, 1880
higher,
BRAN-Per cwl. At mills, S5a0Oc.
CoRNMEAGs-Flno boltod, per 100 pounds,
iS0.
HoMINY AND GRrTs-S5 per barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
Sl.40; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds,
Sl.i0; corn bran, per l00pounds, 5Oc.
GRAHAM FLouR--per 100 pounds, 50.
HAY-Prairle, 50 per ton; millol, Sl2 per
ton, or $40 loose,
MILLEr SEED-Lsrge, 81 20; small, Al.
FLouR-First Patent, S2,90t08 10; Second
Patent, S2.70lf2.g1; Extra Fancy, S2,b0Op2.70;
Fancy, f2SS0s2 .55; low grade, 2.0OG2.O.
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.ur.anR avn NUiLpiNef cTArrmrAE.

LuhRHB-R Rough lumber, $500; Y ma
tvs ceiling, 70 .00i Il native ceiling, 2O,50; X
native flooring, 20UO; u native siding, ls.00i
\ roughceiling, 1850,
bniEaLHs-Bosg, cypress N.b0i0. X cy-
presn, 400; No. / cypress, 2,75; native pima
hearts, $50; native sap, Sl75.
PosTs--Cedhr posts, bost, E)So each.
LArHs-Per 1000, 800.
BRICK-DRllas brick, $50 per 1000.
pLAs1 ER PARIs--New York, 400; Miohl-
gan, a,50 per barrel,
CEMENT-R osendale, AIS; Portland, best,
325 per barrel
aToNE FLuEs--About 900 per foot,
DRAIN pfPE-From l8c per foot, and
highov according 10 size,
LIME-Cooperod lime, 400 per barrel.
HhIR--Goat, &c per pund.
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rRuIr AND POULTRY.

oBAraxs-siclly, y hox, S3.T5 TO k3.s5.
OrIors-Loulslaua, 2.25 q bushel.
porAToRs--Ya buHhel. new, bOc.
Coo dozen Texas.
sprlng, 200.
sgos-iOc y dozen. scarce.
grade northern, Sci best
..,siSra oc-nty, 20; other Teras county
NNlll Z 2d2.O per doz.
: - xer dozen.
Or quality marketingi
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Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia
and too hearty eating is relieved at
ence by taking one OF Carter's Little
Liver Pills immediately after dinner.
Don't forget this.
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AlNRSS WORLD.
FINANCIAL

,Iune 50 business has in
an the past week In banking
n fair feeling of confidence is
!. The demand for currency is
3 time paper, IL per cent Call
ut 9 to 10 per cent. The general
market is good.
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COMMERCIAL.

ors, June 30 The general tone of
lFmains virtually unchanged from
Jd II has taken for several weeks,
the winter wheat prospects, which
Iect us here, are not SO glowing as
be wished for and will in due time
le n certain influence on the market.
III circles tone and condition hold
lin keeping with foreign prices In
rel breadstuffs previousI prices rule
Tg(s ',uihing 10 indicate an early or
n0t vision of the scale Even
.lch generally daily between
q fine, hold with u degree of firm
lst Is surprising, and coffee denotes
~ quotaDle decline that runs through
lire list Dry goods Jake hand in
Iction and change figures that
mot noted marking Tor
It is chiefly confined to
~, ticking and plaids, which hold
and feeble and mark down Lc. The
Il entire cannot be called flattering
hand more thau moderate. This may
10 the wretched condition of reads
busy condition of ruralists, who
,nd little time for aught but the
ling OF the abundant crop. Much
.e o wheat Is reported from sections
vOus to Dallas, que to excessive rains
tstTuction of wheat in shock This
7, ion of alarm may be too sweeping,
trtain degree OF IL Is certainly war
Thy the recent unfavolable condition
weather coupled with the stage TO
harvesting has advanced. The un-
visitor known as the careless
has apparently discontinued its
end 4 col sequent cessation of
Anoticed.
Bic aud peltry trade holds easy and
Use
" callers report fair trading and
eS somewhat, but not mate
rrrp marked activity ola few weeks
L ~ 70 have somewhat subsidized.
"a only article In the grain mar
- ~ O revision, and marks down
$500 yer cwt. and holds steady nj IS
epCits slow trading and weak
y TX s'marG down to ~ TO 3 cents,
JtS1s& Of market holding easy.
so plentiful as the advanced
seem to warrant, II, indeed,
Ct he claSssd as scarce
make an early break for an
ND, lueh they hold previous, mark
Green corn Is quite freely
h per dozen, while peaches are
iality and market at toe per
later season will prob
y better quality and a con-
Min. Improvement in prices for
Plums are in active de-
X, ssfce. a few dealers se9m to
aking CORNER in this article
lus best known TO themselves.
ice still very scarce and holds old
ms, while eggs also remain I'M
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PALAGL RuEEEI SLEEPING Cars

Are run by the 80. and NJ" on Night FIX
press from ST. Louis TO New York daily,
without change, in 80 hours.
Best route to Jacksonville and winter
resorts in the Southeast, The double daily
lines OF Parlor Cars ana Palace Sleeping
Coaches by this limo from 81. Louis to Cin-
cinnatl and Louisville, making direct con-
nection Mt both points with morning aud
evening express trains, having Palace Hoo
tel and Sleeping Cars 10 Chattanooga, At
lanta, Savannah and Jacksonville with
out change. No ferries or transfers by this
route.
The only limo running Sleeping Car of
any description between St Louis and
Cincinnati.
For Tickets, Rates or any particular in
formation. call on Tickt Agents ofconnect-
Ing lines, West, Northwest and Southwest,
or in 81. Louis at lOl and 1903 N. Fourth st.,
w, W. PEABODY, W. b. Si ATTUC,
Prest & GEM Mngr. GEM Pass'r Agt.
CINCGNEATI, ONO.
G. ID. BACON, General Western Passenger
Agent ST. Louis Mo
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TRAINS PASS DALLAs.
GOING EAST IT. q P. pRPoTl.
no. W, 81. Louis Express. .......6:N a. b.
Leaves Union Depot. ......9:l0 A. d.
No. ld. San Antonio Elk. arrives 1888 p. NJ.
No. S0i, New Orleans Passenger. .3:l0 y. NJ.
M. Ss4, leaves Union Depot. e. .S:21 r. NJ
GOING WEST UNION DEPOT.
No. SOl, California Express, arr .6:lo Y. NJ.
no. S1l, California Express, pys. 6;S5 y. NJ.
Leaves I, " 7. depot. ...............B :d5 7, N.
No. SIS, Local Passenger, arr. ll.50A, "a.
No. SS, Local Passenger, l'yF..',l2:l0 2. a.
No. los Ban Antosio ExpreeF, 'ses
Nos @ S snS IA run between F SiG' Worth 4. I'll
and Now Orleans daily. Nos. li
and loS connect at Fort Worth with trains
TO and from Colorado. Nos. sci, a02 ard
S0S take meals at the Union depot.
Double daily trains TO New Orleans
The Texas 4 Pacific Ia Ill miles the short
est route to New Orleans
Solid trains FL Paso to ST Louis Also
Dallas to San Antonio, etc. Fast time,
tirst-class equipment, sure connection,
See that your ticket reads via the Texas
e. Pacific Railway,
Passengers booked to and from all
points In Europe via the CRED STAR"
steamship line, plying between New York,
Philadelphia, and Antwerp, Belgium, and
the AMERICAN steamship line between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England
For maps, time tables, tlchels, rates and
all required Information, call on or address
II. p TURNER,
Ticket Ag't, 505 Main street, Dallas, Tex
ii, p HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
b. W. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal
weston, Texas.
W. II. NEWMAN,
| Traffic Manager, Galveston, Texas
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Bargains In satins, velvets,
dress goods, lawns and everything
pertaining TO the millinery and fancy
sod line ut e. Bauman's, 7O6 Elm
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This This This Last
Day. Week Season Season
PORTS

EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Exports from all United States ports thus
far this week: Great Britain 47S5; France,
.....; Continent, 744l. Stock at oil United
States ports: This day, SO5,S5i; this day last
year, A0,333.
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GALVESTON.
MONEY, sTOCKs AND BONDS

NEW YORK, June 30.--Money on call
easy at per cent;prime mercantile paper
20 to go; foreign exchange quiet at
4Si5l for co days and 4Sj5 on demand. Gov
ernment bonds dull hut strong; moderate
business to-day in general railroad bonds,
bDt lrippg ppnornttv hiuhpr
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AVN
@eSChanlS and

ham, 7, X. Fergus,
Ifexevant, Jr., T. \
j., A. Heating, 4. Z
The following arr
q the stock of thu,
q. NJ. TROUTNl
National Bank T.,
j. W. BROWN
trust Co., Philad,i
w. a. PULLA
BANK, New Yors
THAMES E. GE
| Rational Bank, y
9. g. BAYNE,
bank, Bradford
i eaboar pank,E
\ L. +. Il WTOni
lean, MI
I'm. 8. BUTLEl
y lean, n, Y. r.
/ j. r. HANNA
ionth, III. II
JD. ODAY, Ge
i ,snsit Company
Jos. SEEP, OIL
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TWO DAILY TRAINS
10 VhSyINaTOa N Is HOURS.
o BAL IMORE h e HOURS,

This Is hours quicker than the fastest
time by any other line
The Day Express runs entire train, con-
ssts of Day Coaches and Luxuriant Parlor
Cars from 81. Louis TO Cincinnati and Lou
isville. The Night Express has Sleepers
through without change. No other line
from 81. Louis offers double daily through
lrain EnrYlcn 10 the Nallonnl Canltal.