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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
STAINED.
| Good OrInorv 6a. Law Niddliu ?. ...... SO
| l,n1r

Strict Good Ordinary 7ois Mdilmg............ Hs
Futures closed points higher Tor November md to for
other months The gil,s however only $500 laes.
Manchester quiet bu firm Liverpool opened point
decline but later became larey steady
private dispatch from liverpool to prominent member
SAID THERE'S goo uudor!O and any favorable crcu
VIII advance Unless market declines
viii dance" Morris Lancer OF Liverpool said TO
hay, bull Sedrnburg'S heavy purchases to-day OF
the whole list the Interesting feature and aace1
considerable attention lie has heretofore been considered
b.dr he sail II looks though there might
be at least temporary vance, Lehman sold the winter
and sgr.ug options Hent; sold about 1000 Jann1iy
Baum cold January and February, did also Schlier
Woodward and Stliman sold I"Tega sold c0nsileiaDe pc
ccmbor aud January. The Texas crop is estimated at
lJOOOOU to 10000 20 bales.
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The business IN railway bonds was not widely ds.
trbutcd the bulk OF IN. business WAS done III oN
of the speculative kinds The general t"m1 op .np
traccd less than usual attention ~ hgnres bot"tth
s-3i and - Dnd IN closing at eeis MARI u;c' y,
LOUIS frsts were fcycr,h between Dot
o0aI, aud West shore certificates were we're
steady AT IG7s 1914. Missouri Kansas ana Texas gen
cral Is rose per cent to % and closed NJ 92e hhu e
5s were - per cent higher at 79lla1os central OF
Ncw-Jcrscy incomes were up L per cent at boz n
peakc and Onto series ID, advanced per cent TO 2,
and the currency Us at 3D. Canada southern bIs,s
higher at 1883, and the seconds rose from 80
to sjaSi. OhiD Southern Incomes were up ~ ~ 90
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Income,
of d ut 20 Richmond and Danyhlc dc9ehtuies
ros. a 10 500 louisville and Nashville seconds New,
Orleans aud Mobile, advanced To ~ but tho coaih
trust. we're II lower at 99l2 Cleveland Columbus, Cin
cinnat and Indianap his general mortgages rose 70 10
100. indianapolis, Bloomington ana western lnc Vno,
first receipts up per cent AZ 59as Lake Lfo
ana Western incomes rose from "a to 30 59i2 Bunal
New YORK and Philadelphia hrsts advanced from Al 10
I3 Az. IT. Paul terminal 6s were q higher AZ lVl
Wabash general o. jumped IN per cent TO % pshNo,
and Rio rnndo rSts and consOs each q higher az
100 and sGl respectively and Denver and Rio Grande
were mn pcr cent AT lOI Texas and Pacific incomes
rose from, Is TO 4Oa 10 aud rsts Rio Gramdo division
advanced from Glls to 62. Atlantic aud P"clho
issues were Ia = easier with moderate amount Oh
The subTreasury lost balance Slls.337, made
up by coin loss OF S2G2217 less currency gam Vi
Si43OIO TO-day's operations covered kecep. FsZo,
2l3 payments 1898 $50; aud resulted IN balances Vi
81 1888. O79 currency ana Sl69,3Ol .975 coin. o,
The money market ruled easy between ana per
cent for call loans and closed at 2l2 per cent
The Clearing House statement va. as follows: TX
changes, $l42 $50 u.s. balances, S4,63O,OOl. -,
The United states Treasury At Washington reco"0'
The customs receipts we're S920,3O7 and the Intern"
revenue receipts were T3li,is0. r,,.
The foreign exchanges quiet ana the maThot'
featureless. Quotations Tor business i sol
and 81 81 for long and short sterling IesiecnnJish
5.23ls and 5.2o7s FOR frlres 9l4 ana ola ior e''A
In iondon British consols were Is per cent higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is Spccidh.-Nhcat began
strong to-day starting az 81 cents for December on
the curb sinking little after the opening squirting up
AGAIN ana keeping for al hour above 81 for De
ccmbcr Year cOru Was active, too, going TO - cents
soon after trading began. About II o'clock there was
break 81 D.. q cent 30 the prices Hutchinson had been
tho. big buyer aud Clifford The seller OF the morning.
Aufr tnc nr-t hour OF trading tho entire crowd hhd
turned from tho boar to tho bail side Few hhIy
wanted 10 buy and frw To sell. Then the drop came.
Prom ~ 4 cents December fell 70 9o4 cents with hiie
incident. , -,
While wheat wa really dnll thing were good deal
moro active IA pork than they have uc'u tOi 3 long
WHILE There -fr GETAWAY advance OF ~ cents.
ms January option sold ut one tuo at = ~. II
f..rUrl lot 10 cent, uf TINS. WOLF, tine trader sold
1000 barrels. and u sad that tl' name OF orr,
C.it'ru.lru A. comes Wa. given up The packers COM
tIluc 10 talk br,glsh. hut 10 is tcui Tor thc floor 70
that tic country men, an alone against The OK
ci- could effect au advance o. nearly - u pork '5r
corn WAS about 90 ccLt, AMI was strong IL is AhtIy
,nouef or iI'cr 20 -cll much hishc. ,.
Iu. -uort afternoon JrITu Wa ftra'Y WIN miner
rrrr. for wheat December wheat closed Al go cents
January 81 - cents, November corn, 80 cents; year
49, c.ut-. May oats. 81 o cents; l. crith'r p"r"
3d. January 81 -, Dec. mucr Lard, - Il =; Janu-
ans, 80 -. January rih', - Is. y , ,
lie receipts today were lJl cir'of wheat 200 Of
corn and II ~ oit, Put. on December wheat sold ms
afternoon [ go ocu;-, calls al 9l'l ce"ts
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e05S bales Exports Coastwse sg2 bales sae 300 bales
stock. 30 407 bales
NEw,oRLgASs, Nov. ls.Cotton quiet Middlny 1916
Low Mddng 7-lo; Good Ordinary liz; net receipta
299S Daes gross 2l72 bales Exports Great Britain
l4047 bales Coastwise, 64S6 bales sales 5000 bales
stock. 293, 7j6 bales
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels ant RItr)Ifs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-spot Rio quiet at Sic for fair sales Ioa9
bags Bela" and 500 do private terms OptlOls
dull and lower Sale 81 90 baes closing November and
December. G.Gj0G7O January. C700 10. MID Gun: -,
COTTON-SpOt farv active steady and unchanged SAFES
9g bales, 1881 last evening" all for home consnmp on
Deliveries 100 bales Receipts ut tue ports 41sO7 dst
week, $3.50 last year. 3I.1J9. ..
Tbs 1Dttti)ls according 70 tn3 American elias Al;Nipl
follows
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EUROPEAN FIvANCGAL MARKETS

LoNroN Nov lS-i2 80 p m-Consols 100 3l6 for money
aud the account United Sts Four Fer Cent Bonds ~
Four AMI Han Fer Cent Bonds ljLy; Atlantic ana
Greai western First Mortgage Trustees CcrtihcteS - 81
Canadian Pacific, 81: Era" ~ do. Second CcsOlS, !! O.
Illinois, Central 1924. Mexican Ordinary 2Si4 St Paul
Common. 1905 Ncw.lOr1 Central, Hos Pennsylyana
D. 81 Heading 1875 80
pm.las advices quote Three Per cent Rentes at ~
francs ~ confines Tor the
pm tiantc and Great Western Mortgage Trus
tees Certificates. 3sa4 second Mortgage, IL United
states Four Cent Bonds l27i; Canadian Pacific % 81
Enc -14 do second COnsOs 81 r. Illinois Central l4El2;
Mexican ordinary. 2>i. ST. Paul Common. 1908; Pennsyl-
NaniL 81
Bar silver Is quoted a. jlGd. per ounce.
The amount ~ bullion Withdrawn from tho Bank OF Eng
land on blance TO-DAY ~ 100000.
II ui- on Bay Company, 2lAt
Pans advc quote Three Per Cent Rcntes NJ ~ francs
20 confines fUI The account.
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rrrorEAN PRODUCE MARKET

I,rrrool. Soy Is- itoyN ions -la,on. Cumberland Gn
9.s ,I Iau- tl. AiiL!Iu -u-. I'd. short Gear Ndd''%
.4.,a. short Ribs. ,i- uL shoulder. ---" per tNi
I,.Tl INDIAN dt-- 'iul' N'7' 70 "d'
lumr N"-'. ju- ot per Dbl. mime h-. '-'-'''l'
b.. W,.t,tu. 40 l.tI Amen. iu lis. u frih' "r'.'
an So. Hi Land OII. ..s cd Hams Long mt los V''.
~loll,- 81 Butter ~.s ID nor c"t Tor hh-t uittJ
states. Cheese hrrrIctu choice. 4 * "L MLrdt-h'l
western -ptug. g. o "d- 'd intcl' 49, ga - 10,
r,rr,bal 40 ~uuU-.f+ 3D. Ne" western Nlulritt- iu
S,w MtNcI Western. 4. .ds california NO l. ~ 81.
ii No ~ ud cd per GENITAL 'iOiu''
--uirt4ul IuTprufur. do London -" e. per
,Wt. IruL'd petroleum. uD . p'rEd.uu cover 'r'l
American h,si $685. per Iaow -fs Nd pcrcWt lHslh
-.ouIuon. ~ Pale. lis ui us. va Llnsc"i on r.
cd. p,rcNL Ial low Fine Au'uctu. -tt Sd Iii'- 't'
2-- ui per cwt American R'dlscided Beef nina quart
,fz tu luir quarters 3lfI. uvr 10. .-,,,
Ter.,cpt, 81 wheat 1l mo pI,t t1r' dI's wcr5 1900
rcutai-,in ing r.udDr.n'll- AH'u'tr. .
The receipt. ~ American corn Tor th' pil tnr'' W WIN
s..'CU C,ItaIs Oh, 20 Il, yo1
LONDON Nov. l--ptoiucc -Iiu."rd Oh Al -" -
D. ucr tan. taicuttl lnarrd 40 III per Ilhi,I '"s "
cake. \ kchht" l'''T1lt UNI -
per gallon ~pt, OF Inrroninr :; OK wr per ~ ~
~trrui Sos Nu-in Uuluol ~ va pr W.,
lnlr al. Provisions ard. 55s. ud. per cwt loT
American. Nusn los I'D per cwt. Tor tuna ''huuusai
poIarzIng V, and las sd Il ~ Hdfur tnbt Muse u| M
fonnlnr anoat. Au7ira an lallow -hc'L Is -
ph Mutton. 2IA Ud If ~. oh COCOA 'u '''
AZ 81. Cochin, Al Us
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srTRTrs OF rURPENrlNf
,u.ptr.rov Nov iS.-T IrDrptlue q,u't n. }tf
kaVAXv,u Nov. :. -lUru.:,tnc Guttt N sc
MlTI;NGIOS. NOy. lS-Iurpcntinc nrm al 81 =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10 1885

lOO3l6 United States bonds were strong; rs rose 10
~ = ana cuscd at 1877 and the @lS were g hgner ~
il5io American railways all opened higher ana gehera
~ above the equivalents OF yesterdays closing ngutes ~
the home markets. but later quotations were
easier despite this mornings improvements IN nc nome
markets. Bar silver l-16l lower NJ A. 3-lOh per
ounce. The Bank OF England lost 100000 bullion on
1900 1915.
The following securities to-day sold at the Real
Estate Exchange aud Auction Room limited by ADRIAN
II. Muller & SOM
$500 shares California Water and lining &C. per share
S-'u wabash let mort. eNenled per cent DohiS IuS
$1,000 Great Western r. per cent bonds due
$1,000 Chicago and Northwestern r. r. cent deben
tnro bond. due 1884. OfsHi4
$1,000 New-York city and Northern r. smort per cent
90 shares Broa way AMI Seventh Avenue r 27+4
3 rores ~ Louis and san Francisco H. t. pre4'Ireu'
loo sh r.. pho and Mi'slssnpi 2 29,s
10 shares seventh ward National Bank. IOj's
sl1O NeT-fork Emery Co LIST mort per cent roh n e
10 shares siTth Aycnn. r. Il l.
Sd ares Dry Dock Fast Broadway and battery r. 2oisl
sisO0G Iou'top EastaGl West TcXa, H. r. per
cent bonds due S9S. -
100 shares Iron I - q
s3sn0oO Houston and Texas Central r. r. general mort
SsinHns fund Der 'eat COLL bonds MAIN lina. e
$1,000 Third Avenue per cnt registered bonds iGe
$4,000 chicaro Milwaukee and t. pam l. CIatines anl
Dakota Divsun lat mort per cent bonds .--...; IA
~ shares cruanil Fire Insurf nee 60
share OOslyn Art Association
az SHARES Mechanics National Bank
~ shares metropolitan Concert CO.. mi d....$4V lo'
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
Number OF miles ~ 1850 4s1t 4,o3j
5 sSs4& y %sv + sda5s sG s5 s3aSS
LoSG ISLAND
f fsSoGf to S 2av Nov 555 s} 5 S s :4sfsS
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bu,n. Corr CsOOo uusn, oats As 900 bash; aya 5000
lusl. Barley. 1000 bush
The MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. Nov. IS.
Tile GENERAL LIST.
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CLOSING PRICES or CILIFORNA SrOCRN
SAY FRNNcIsCO. Nov u. lsSF.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BusroN, Nov. Is. 1888
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2 i"s. nr, Low, n Fl. BID iAE'd sol so',

ACTUAL SALES. Closing
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49,, seller 20 DAYS
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NJ isee.aneous No rous the Nas.opa.
Capital


Wa U-"Cro I, Nov. S0.--Assistant
Secretary F&irchild called at tho WAlte
House to-day, 50 tue request of the
president, and hsd q long conference
with him in regard to tho operation OF
'he cuttons laws aud tie eanorel
eopoifipuo ghesiviDs under ~ Yres
an6 orSa iaattUD. H. unaarstoOu ira
ore dans siii ~ 40 Eavcral imp1r ans
fr1- Ntntndaiipns ~ Cuu; fege
~ his ;Gr.ucGLIiNe Huesst ga,
A1hspG 10 % At al siaiplif erjdu
~ iinproVo .ug az the cusplu ser,
y'fe, rud - gNU peVsolled af ugry OF
be abuses gsd ifas8A ~ ggd tnexi Il
0udtr 40 praasdt ss stam NJ. I ~
CT Ia has aDpetYisldi yrfhst ufsnuh
Of tao ss vies, nd the oreridoni
80 lov MN slHsiUG caro- the ben. 4 :
o ~ eX0orlence a1d uoseI walton. Il
& suid tae preaider viii, puraue ibe
,fmo prac i atcOutse 10 pnt.til1ne IL
oin ign on % hci su q 10 ho eoa-
utred louig mtssaga W CopEiest.
The presldens nss accapsoi ihs 20.
isnSllon of d. Il. S &ro, Uait, d
. gtea Is rcruGY iur tho district o, Ain-
aeS ta. % JtES latcG oM opHlfic tipn
90 hl' sueQ Vslf, WHO, it ~ believed,
~ % Alpoiniod Ia Il 1ow caya
fhe depMGment cfaa'o has oe0n ai 4.
v'stG ~ ths Tesppeasauc5 of eDoiere In
hbfal er.
Aforementioned Garlona has noti
ied DiWy,1b Afs0rroy Whito At Ia.
on MaanIua'on Ie9npry, thoG bn
"lib ba plveg whe'eveg legal assib.-
'uce ne ney tqoic9 IN tr1~oeuHng
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21
Reno of mo Sick Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--Covernnent
'ooas were cull and steady.
9ho railway bond market was oveD
woro active than Vt any time during
fhe plesant active specula.'o on. Tho
Ella, ss,ss to-day aggregated S,eNosl.
fhe businoss, however, vgs IA 10
widely ois'rtbaed Cnsn has Deen Tho
,jso tiWQlAAtiy of la'e. Ihb list
,enecus shows fractional uGvAnc8s
Con 30 l3@er. There was halt
q day 10 tnb upward mnxoment Oi
pfiees " siOcks, apd ~ ai0tt 4 ji,fls
1c34 Nclvi V. rhe D. M zero edtales,
haHevor, are still veVv lar ,smnunt.
gag r. 1Oi. .lc5 shares, ega SOD,C00
Yesi rLay. Al Iua or3tns, tOl.
loyirf u daSlie5 aIrtt in
Ioll quo ttioni Wa Eop0r-
atty 20 a Per cos. piQh9r
than lsst eyonmg, with o~-op'l1pFi
NaiuB ior Eserler am0pnls. tais oi-,
2ofsrengLh, however, WISE of short
80 Sim gud accompanied ~ vress
anlWi 8, The win 10 list dcciinrd 20
aenle hing balow frat figures, witii do
81 % weaeosss in d few stooEs, Dnr-
ing th9 remainder Of 'ha day tna move
uer VISA alt9faafely up aHd doWr,
wilne mDicrat9 rslge, but tho d.
chn9l marked q litils lnNaf lauIe.
Khg cldaiDR hgurGs tN-nighl fas mnss
81 tuo l,st are ffpm u 10 gS per clps.
Va on tnr | eyenng, with ex39D-
t'oaA' cs9l,eea of over pee capt.
llsp4tl, -Narsas ~ JeIsa continues
to be oa0 OF no most oOn-
Bp,cdous features OF the trading.
After opening II higher ut 3J,i, Il
ftiiel - follow the general list, w no
;ineaeiitng below Sb95, but remained
s.srdv between that PRISE snd SjJS
daring the forenoon. Jstor IN ,ne Day
taera vas rapid advance, acsomps-
Mod oy u sharp reecilon, 10 e.. Tue
sluo closed per cent. lover, with
an .dvarcs of IL par cent. Pacific
Maii was also consolououa in tho early
dealings, opeutng witu q gain of per
o1ut ~ 10, aud bfeseing od hoavy
sales "a 6,ss; hut IL ~ quickly rallied
Nnov0 IS, Nph romalAad comparatively
et9eAY. Datw0en thaJ price and CT;
lutinB the ronsinder OF the day, a1u
cltssd heavy Al cS,s.
Ihorc was a eoou oeNl az talk carlv
m tho oAy Huous thD .lrn OF tho
EsltlmorO Il OHIO In no. l-yips sign Il
sue pDpiiug arrangement, nus 10 noon
1t WAS o,iuallY announced thts tho
ograunops had been signod wlih cet-
tain conditions. rho street Il good
deal snys'iHa1 W % tns pntunl relations
tnng' oxiSt AZ present betwenn tn9
Trunk Nne oliioisls. II was reported
tod y thht tho Baltimore q Oaio o1m.
navy hall alreAas sacurod tho control
4 lha Siaon Island RAPID rfen4iI
1 I.aH.. a. ....s.
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John l.. bowman AssnssInatcd In East
st. Souls


Sr. Louis, Nov, 23.--hs Mr.. john b.
B9wman, one Of tho mos, prominuas
citizens Of East s.ps. Loads, tsjnots,
wSa approacG5ne b q homo Ii too
Fubu,b bs Uf the town natwsan 7 .1d s
o'el 'ck to.night, he @ss she. 81 Vhs
bses Of Tive h6sa or noGk py
EA@e nrs own parsOn, an.
allnes. inersntlv Killed. Il oogtera
tgoh ra9 eity papers hsve jiss re-
sur;'ad taddriRhO from East ,t. Loais.
10Y vla'tvd Lhe SeeIe ~ tie murder,
up rrlpg 10 iniOrmRiidt as
80 WaG %dot Nh. nowmsq,
OF what ipdunci tbs perOB.ratioa q;
ohGHct, Mr, Bowman bad spent most
of she de- at his oillcs, aud dGr.
Ing tho uNar ing hAd seeu raadini.
nrob IA i'l s.. Louis Gassts0 oiIl 30,
AhOu = o'clonk he Atartea Tar
his nome ou lenl straai, /,
juaN OUTSIDE the 20 porasion linz
lGsi md ha was crossing tbs gtfest
iNsS caa0ahN his h0usD, a shot wAs
irae fro bi b No hisl, the bail oui8s-
,aE the bsse og h,a GrAtn. klll-
ia; n'm Instantly. Me. Bownal
was iawyer OF hiarkeh Mbiii.v.
,Jid TRs = man Of mtst pr0pouucsd
an 1881. aud grcst energy aud nnter-
st,AH He waa also "a loading
p7iibiCen; had Deon mayor OF
N~st aTuis, aud tai alTays been
tt@irN tpliil 10. eve, ~ prpiasl
fua gflfa for Improvement AND
greFtY ~ East ST. Jlouis. H.
81 onR chorRrlCr has n2de MANY bit-
ter eGo Mes, and it may bs that inc OF
tneio vroaked his vons,oano upon
him tonight.
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Cirlulag !, une,u-es enelnls.

WASHINGTON, Nor. @.-rhoireasury
Departments has prsoared . circular 10
boior@ertei . customs oh. sers, rel6-
'nva 30 thsssAsuta 's.sulssIns protests
- customs csseg. Tho o;r1uiar sels
forth shAt tho stAtute tha. now roGu.
sstss pro'ess appaalr and suits, whea
50 imfo .ar com aiaias os du to ! e,S scs~
"a IN cNesss ON imported msronanalas.
VAS easefei I more than % years az ),
9nu taa Shers hSva bseii 9 nltcnuS
Stefp'H q inns ot i,s msaripg py su0-
o ains'2 FedeFsi onurts, which have
eot htan iiaNly ndlassi by the eg-
srsAe court. iaey ewsos tho custaRs
~ 'ers sre asked Tor, as to vAesher or
GOT tno ex sslns Law requires amsnd,
EaHl.
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NATIOgAL NV so 4.
NOTICE TO CUSTOM OFFICIALS,
solicitor Wharton On tire Court er Ala
bans ciaime-- --siesidential An
peiEtmerts--Sot,cs sf Gee
tested Seats IN tho House.
The Naval Aeaae.ay.
Solicitor whssso, m ,as coors OF Ala.
6sasa Claims.


bsTaA Claims.
WAsHISaToN, NV. a9.-At,orney-
Gsneral Gar.sad, 20 whnn Ssorarsrg
Bay aed, 20 ne weeks as !, vegsraaa he
question Of the lessl o taeezpenses
OF ths coafs OF Alaos.gls ciaims, pas..
ing signiGe ais copcsrrsnsa IA ,beI
opinion q the roi-u OF cftho ssata de-
partmeut, As, l'raa0is Wnarfo, 4 he
publication ef Mr., W. arioSfs uoini1n
Is actAoriEsd By tue st4sUC apArtalcn
hs hpids teat tue paart, a t'tns hssn
appointed for Atpr oidc pGr1,se, con-
not h0 construed 10 hAvs - Aid
po Eeys e. ssteisl eour hus fhg n
must bs hell strictly TO It's fune.ioas
as on iincd ~ tue ect c-ssil ;thatI
this ~ tspecleily teas N Ihis case, hs-
cause Cpngr0ss saw iis 20 mindtel,
linltlts ppWore; Ihas tne aet ,ifas roi
exPstaaiN riIoW i5 the appa,ntlASi
os ANY o9 les sahpfg uiAgea or hecvsssF7
a'sls1h acc, eAetps lia en0gral hrr,
tAS attDrA0y fNr tno Uniled S6anet,
appoiata ht 0tnor ausaafisy 'phA
in the faca ~ iStAe apGniui IN s;ll d
Is list q a,s aHt 3ltataeys vinuse ag-
ere saltd eenpghaA ion }h cnpDA..s5n
Niee 'i' o teH cel0i sd RI iensal,
is 80 iae rA'sJ0f lG7 -, af Is uu bbr
81 pIJiu slYaAt SpertA and ul yAri0a
clerks, ii uadar tua A9ad 81 i1Sia0a.
gM ~ H@haes, ~ mauitestig Nbsur4.
MMtpVS 40 hoda that the
pnol ismens y counsel i1 an execU-
I've, uiit e iuui ilel function, ava bat
TIE em9i ymentu az ssiaried exc sts ia
St-Oelhlus. uais2UWn In iarisotudenCn.
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Cre... u \ nnnkc yYa,,ck.

WASHING ron, Sov. 20 The sac )
'sJ q the tsessury to-day received
fss ioll owing message from Mr col-
lena, assiss1rs superintendent or the
cnsss surve2:
"tes coast survey reports great
es.thqusso waves on lno Paciac
ocean ~ Sal .'raacisco, "a riica,aA 4
ON ths cHas survey iifia gasga. g'aa
eAfift aasa wlvo7 'ses po God yak-
9f1 ) hetweer land S o'3ioak p, M.
ias Y ..ars = nlnutes apart spd Nera
as Wseet as 'bose observed dpfiag tue
ereaG npiieSval OF i've sea IN J.Ve.
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apooir'sa 70 % United slssos !.

apoosc'sd 20 90 United Ststes e,a.u
~ San Juan del Norte, Nicares "A, is
an oiU 1ewSnsper n "a, aud
rfr,icuisr iIisnd OF SSOistai (,
mar BE I've. at Jaessos,, A,isss .ippi.
no Y NSNery sffor; ;s'y snocssed &, al
= Ssomlnene n,eo OF that State
prestcn n l.. BRIDGES. appointed nspl
ai Noutevicen, was indorsao b, roth
the United Ssstes senators AZ ,hs
most psosoieent men OF North CT olina
IS Msa OF special tltness fs tha'
pace. HE is y psrSoaai frisGd o Sen-
HLAr " Ann.
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rre. dea IInl Arle.nlmenls.

WAsaiNe,ot, Nov. al.--'rpn pr,e t.
cpt made tue following appointments
''-day: 10 he consul of tho United
! os--PDs'on Il. Brijre, OF North
Z r.lins. 40 Mpnseylaeo, Uruguay;
Niili.m Hsrales of .Mlsslasippi, ~
Ssn insn del Nprte, Nics.ssus, 10
..ph w. Al' sits,n, y citstn Of The
U9re S.ves, as slquiqur, UDiii; Will.
IN Z. Em i'st, I New l.lli, a,
Stitri.a, taffev. i.I...
N u nmss sas fcrnsfly secretary
oi isgs j o ss'suuucple. Hc was
su'.cecdsd a few days sxo by J. q. Lee,
cf P-nneylsa
willisa. McArtle, who vas to-day
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AsrfNo yoi,rcn rnorrorto,,

ASKING roitcE PROTECTION.
Dublin, Nov. .o.--A iaborer named
Koliy has sought police protection In
this city, aileglag that I'onlans had
threatened him with death unless ho
snos Tx .urnwn Solicitor Bolton. vino
secured conviction OF w many OF their
hienus Coz vaiious oilsnses.
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IsAninaAp, Nov. 60. General Jo.
vsuovisch has been tricd by q court.
martial and dismiused from his COM
mand for his failure to execute the
ordcr gwen him prior 70 thofspuISe
before b ivinitsa.. A oruncll Of war Il
now disoussipg tho slsuation of affairs
st tho front. -
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Ladles' Trimmed and Uatrimmed
NlAihb ii"ts'...'' .''.'.......,,.....,,,. W
Lad es' Pine rimmed Hats fcom. ... 90
Fancy Wingsard Feathers from. .oic
New Velvet Ribbons, all colors. ... 30 yard
b-Butten y ne French Kid Gloves. >. 81 pr
S-bu ton colored F-ench Kid Gloves, COS pr
Misse 'an' Lad es' solid Color Hose, 25cpr
Ladies' aud ChildreR's Nool Hose. ..25c pI
Lsd es' Ne ino Vests end Drawers, 70 each
Ladies' Sealgsin MuIer ami satchcl, 81
each.
Ladies' SlcVc Kid FoYed Eatton shoc1,
sl5ap'.
L9d'cs' French Kid Button Shoes, 900 pr.
LNdief Bat on Shoes, s,custom made, $3.50 pr
Childien'. Sstton Shoes .......... 5oc pr
NJ tssss' Kid Shoes. ...........,sip p..
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CASA eEASpr, Araons, Nov. eo.-
Tho staEe bouod hero from the
Silver kug, was s.eppsd BY
masked .iishwAyman, armed
With a shot gun two miles sosh h Of
PENAL Arispns. The robbsr, who IL
celiasst to have coSiedcrAsep.
vbs stbsd two bats IT etivef
bullion worth 1'ooas OfI]ooeD dom ~
nal are now Ia pursuit., W ~ N
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A rANIu Ar BlLGnADg,


Ari,AScE MAssscHR n. IsnAp-
IrAS~s,
WlNyIrEa, Nov. 2o.--Dlsp atohos
from Bl.toriord osy the Southern and
Northern tribes OF Indians IRE on tho
polnt OF forming an alliance to sweep
tbo whole couu,ry from tho far North 10
tbo bpundry line, 10 massacre the in
oRbi.ani5 nnd destroy tueir homss, ;,
FeSm Information obtiinod from run
nees who have been among tho various
trloss, itis predicted tho trouble may
como ~ any moment.
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q Q "A E II

We have noYA mo- ey Invested in our
business than all usie dealers Ia Texas
combined. and being cash buj ers cure
lowest prices and bgst genciss We do
not ask for noes ur tside securities on
Pianos and Q ogans We sell o. INSTALL
mems. Wearenotc lnpel CO to transfer
mortgages or notesto nlsfrs or money
lenders IS coilste . laoldtr 10 raise funds
TO carry on oGr businers We are state
agents for the NO ld-renowned alelnw4y
and popular Emerson pisnos U,sh and
time prices OF PianoSa J Organs and cate
logues OF Music mailed free
TRsaaas G0GeaA g. aE0.
GA TON.
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Peru
uAcEnEs pErrArrp.

LIMA Nov. 2o.--An ofllclal dlspatch
from the prencs Of Jusja stasos thai
General Cscsres was def, ntsd b. The
titse division ot The government forces,
who cut on hts retress ~ HNanpAln :
pan Caceres Loaf many killed and