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PARIS. Aug I'M. Gautier. a fnancier OF
Lille capital Of the Department Of Nord. being Jealous
Of Madame Lnsr local wine dealer ,o-aay shd, i snn
Killed her AZ she In bed. and then placing hhse
beside her Gle lew his brains out with revolver
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Arrs.. Of n Ballet Box Ts,ss

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Patrick Condor. one OF the
persons indicted for the theft OF ballot box from the
Third precinct Of the Third ward arrested N Prince
ton ILL., this inoruing. Oksefe one of the persons in
dictsd for the crime u now serving sentence In the
penitsntiATy.
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T.e C.o,.ra Ep,demic san GAIains.

MADRID. Aug. 1.-The revised cholera re-
turns for yesterday show that there were s,too ns"
cases Of the dIsease throughout sp ain Nnd NJ
TAHIs Aug Several deaths have occuIIsn, ~ " sf
seiss from disease supposed to have been choisrs
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NORFOLK. Aug. 1.-The Commercial Bank at
sunolk. Va, suspended to-day. The bank was embAr'
raised by excessive loAns to the Suffolk Cotton Mil and
by Losses from nre In Sunok. The deposits
are said to amount 10 about tlU1OU.
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DETROIT. Aug Ia. &. Williams and Willie
Green fancy roller skaters. living at Jonesviile were
struck by train last night and terribly manged Green
is dead aud Williams csnnot live is SUPPOSED they
started for Hlsine the track and being hat
In liquor did not see the train coming Each was about
mid
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Edwin. w. Adams Ali.sias.

Edwin W. Adams. a baker. OF Hillary and
Duted streets. Brooklyn has been missing since Wed
nesday. He had complained of q pain In his head and
being dazed. He also much affected by the elope
ment Of daughter six weeks His wife fears he
has met with accident lie 10 81 years lid slim, and
Of light complexion His and wastcoat dark
and his trousers light. He wore straw hat
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BrookIyn's Tax,Rate Increased.

The total tax levy In Brooklyn for next year
will be so57Ilsi Of which a. iv50is will be for city
expenses 81 37058 for county expenses and ss79 5O7
for State taxation In the entire city the tax Iate will
average 81 80 on $lu0 that Of the Eastern Distrct
wards being e 90 and Of the Western District wards
f2.e7 The tax rate last year was 81 .63
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CHA. Making wnrl,le r. epara,io...

PARIS. Aug Ia high official. Li-Ushui-Fun.
has been appointed tho successor OF Marquis T'sng
the Chinese Minister to France
China IL fastening tho preparations to reyicuAl and
coal the three ironclads which were built for her In
stettin Tile crew. of The vessels will be strengthened
The for this sudden activity are UNKNOWN put
are supposed TO relate TO Affairs In CoreS
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The steamship Glenavon came up tho bay
yesterday to Per 49, East River having the annual
ocean race OF the ten ships. She left Yokohama on
June Q, Annoy on June l7t aud Singapore June -
coming by Canal and bringing the first crop
japan aud China The Glenavon won the last
year and the year before
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IIe Served with Grant In Me.,eo

The funeral OF De Witt Clinton Slater. who
served in the same command with Gen. Grant In the
Mexican war. took place yesterday from 67s Fourth
ayenn. Brooklyn was largely through Nr; Skaters
Efforts that Sailors snug HarbOr WAS established lie
was missionary among sailors. and was q constant
contributor to the SdLLOrs' NaldxIne.
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cap,. sh.u Ce.l.r fer Mere Folnt..

LONDON. Aug. l.-Capt. Shaw OF the LONDON
nrs brigade, who got some points from the new ioiA
Ola Couple OF yesrs ago, sails for New YORK again
nsxt Friday.
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London. Aug. 1.-The tragic occurrence re-
ported to have followed the recent STOCK Ehcnahse
failures IL To-day believed he the suicide OF william
Upw ard the stock broker Of Drapers GaiaenS o. w.,
who being short Of cling American secures sus
pended payment on Thursday last
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Besides the regular services at the Synagogue
Shearth Israel IN West Nineteenth street yesterday
morning. the Rev, D. Neto and the Board Of Trustees
made feeling prayers upon the death Of Sir Moses Note
more. Similar action WAS taken by the congregation
ChaaH Zcdek, at the synagogue ~ and ~ Henry street
Addresses were delivered by the Rev Arnold Levy and
the Hon. J. r. Solomon.
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Commissary Van yost OF Robert P. Shaw
Post O. A. r, OF Staten Island has been arrested on
account Of shortage In his accounts lie disciams6
any Intentions to misuse the funds aud promised 70
make the amount good before next Wednesday the dAI
set for his sxaninatonr
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Cooks Excursion leaves Aug 10: includes all points
Of interesi everything nrsciaks cost <2Jl Send ioT
programme Address Thos Cook Bon 2ei Broad
Way, n. Y.-Adp,
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Aung.-Adv.
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Mr.. nlasl wan Keep HI. cslsrea M....as.r

Pressure has been brought to bear on Rev
enue Collector Black Of Brooklyn to discharge the col
ored messenger who served under Collector ard and
whose salary 500 year There are nearly 100 appi
cations he the place but Mr. Black nuds the pres
ent messenger useful that he will probably continue
his services
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Butcher CROMWELL. Small BIl..

Seventh avenue received $40 bill from his
Charles Cromwell butcher OF 2B East Fortieh street
who told him to get sualier bills for IT, Mr. Cromwell
has aiting since for MA.oney Ia come back
with the small bills Aahonsy was arrested yesterday
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All groceIs sell IIigginss German Laundry Soap be.
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Il. John Take. tho stamp for Temperance.

BUFFALO. Aug. 1.-Ex-Gov. st. John OF Kan
arrived here last night and left for North Collins s
morning where he delivered address this afternoon
before large Prohibition mass meeting He will speak
NJ Rock Glen, and will make seTes of ad.
dresses throughout the state.
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SPORTING
Brighton Beach Races


New YsRE, Aug. l5.-There was The
usual Saturday crowd at Brighton
Beach to-day. The weather was
charming, but the track was slow, ow-
ing to tho recent rains.
First Race-For non winners; one
mile !. starters; Bonno Roache, Bay
Rebsi, B6hams, Nike Pride, Bonnie
Lee, Marie Brunswick, Staudiford,
Keller. Bay Rebel won by head
Bonne Rosche, second; Marie, third.
Time: l:i6l4.
Second Race-Solling allowances ;
seven aiRhths mile; starters: Weasel,
Joe Shelby, Hickory Jim, Prosper
Birini, Mount Main, Hotohamie,
Yorktown, Baltazar, NAV W. Freida,
H0tchamie won by Two lengths
Weszel, second; Hickory Jim, third.
Time: 1907.
MutuRls paiu Sl3G 25.
Third Race-Selling allowances
weight for age; ono mile and a qua
ter; starters: Ligan, TaXgatherer,
Young Duchess, Three Cheers. L'gan
won by only u head; TaXgatheier,
second; Three Cheers, third.
Time; 2!l2.
Fourth Race-All ages; one milo and
an eighth; starters: Tattler, King
Fan, Bonanza, Blizzard. Tattlor won
by three lengths; King Fan, second
Bonanza, third.
Time: l:5Slf.
Fifth Race-For winners, with penal
ties; one mile; starters: J0quits, Miss
Goodrich, Barney Aaron, Stabismus
Jtqutta won by three lengths; Miss
Goodrich, second; Barney Aaron
third,
Time: la5.
Sixth Raos-pos mRidens 2 year
old; throe-iOuTthr mile; starters: Sa
luda, Pettiooat, Vertigo, Annie Mar
tin and Soprano. Ealuda won by tnro
langths; Pelticoat aecondi Soprano
third.
Time. l:lS.
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members nSs Of Of the league or

members OF the league or
not, TO forward subscriptions
to the parliamentary fund 10
iund to Rev. Charles O'Reilley, ID. D.,
treasurer, Detroit, Michigan. At the
convention to be held in January 1t is
more than probable that Mr.. Par
nell will be present. 1t is certain
that the Irish Parliamentary party
VII bs represented, and at that gath
erlng the progress and the condition
t the Irish people wilt be stated to
your representatives., and we believe,
as wa earnestly pray, that the next
convention after that will be one
called TO receive a delegation who will
come from an Irish parliament in Col
lege Green.
In the evening large demonstration
was held at OEden's Grove, the same
beiug attended bv several thousand of
lhe friends OF tho Irish cause. The
grounds were brilllently illuminated
and decorated with banners and en-
blems suited to the occasion. Among
the addresses delivered was one by
Senator Biddlebarger, OF Virginia.
On taking the chair this evening
Alexander Sullivan, president OF
the lrish-American League of Amer
lea, made speech. When introduc-
ing Senator Riddlebarger, who was
given great reception, Mr.. Sullivan
said: "The distinguished American
patriot who isto address you this even.
ing does not claim, like Mr.. Lowell,
That he is English, and he
VIII not tell you like
Mr. Phelps that the Prince OF Wales IL
aproper model for your Sons, and that
the English queen is our queen. lie
does not believe, with some Amerl-
cans, that the United States is an
annex to Scotland yard. do does not
put on mourning whenever stone
falls from the walls OF tho modern
Babylon, have pleasure in intro
ducing to you Senator Riddl charger
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Tho Loul,yliin Rrnnsiiinn

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15.-The South
ern exposition was opened to-day
with elaborate ceremonies. Excur.
sion trains wero run from ell dlrec-
tions, and crowds came ON all trains
during the dav. AT noon Governor
Knott reviewed the fire dep artment
the police department aud the militia,
and under esoort OF these organic a.
tions he proceeded ut 2 O'Clock to tho
exposition building. The disnlays
exceed In NUMBER and variety those
OF any previous season. The
art gallery contains the principal 4.
pictures OF the recent prize exhibition
In New York, and Ia pronounced O
most interesting collection.
AT o'clock the governor Of Ken
tuckv, the mavor Of Louisville and
the Hon. John Young Brown we're re
oeivtd in Music hall by the directors
5000.
Governor Knott delivered shorI
but eloquent address, In which III
compared the triumphs OF peace tC
those OF war, and spoke earnestly anC
,, hopefully OF the industrial progress o
the Southern people.
Tho Damrosch orchestra gave tw,
concerts. Professor Damrosch will
| give two concerts O day for q week
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Saratoga Races

SARATOGA, N. Aug. 15.--rhis was
the third regular day Of tho second
race meeting.
First Rsce-For 2.yoar olds; three
quarters Of mile. Won by Mamie
Hunt; Mollie McCarty, second; Ed,
Carrlgan, third,
Time; l;lS,
Second Race Handicap sweep
stakes; one mile aud q furlong; won
by WalllOwer; Bessie, second; Mag
gte j third.
Time: l:5S.
Third Race-FOxhall stakes, for g.
year-Olds; one mile and flvo furlongs:
Won by Bierson; Irish Pat, second
Claypate, third.
Time: 3:O0h.
Fourth RaCe-One mile; Won by
Monogram; Pearl Jennings q close
second; Decoy Duck, third.
Time: l:i5L.
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Tone Of tho stock market

New YORK, Aug. l5.-Governmont
bonds have been dali. The railway
bond market has aoRin been unusually
active, the days business being one OF
tho largest in months past, transact
ions amounting TO Si,2i5,S00 Among
tho gains OF the day were Houston &c
Texas Central seconds, 12I5; Louisville
& Nashville 1910 6's, 2; Texas & Pacific
and Rio Grande 6's, 5, and the termi-
mails, 8; Texas Central tirsts OF l,9ll,
319; Mobile q Ohio second indebted
ness, s. The stock market has again
been active and strong. Comparing
prices this evening with those OF
week ago nearlv everything is
higher, Western Union being the
only prominent exception, with loss
OF 29s per cent. Louisville Il N ishville
ia up6K; Lake Shore, 37s; Texas & Pa
citlc, 3; Missouri, Kansas Il Texas, 90 ;
New Jersey Central, 21S; Delaware "
Hudson, 2l5, and Northwestern, To-
tai sales for tho wee : were 1886 ,0lS
shares, against 1889 shares for the
five business days OF last week.
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InNlnr of KnM serIn

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-The secre-
tary a. the interior has authorized the
India Office to pay out SIS, 900, the pro.
ceods of tho sale of certain lands In
Kans for the redemption OF Is aW In
dian scrip The amount of scrip out.
standing is Sl20,0O0 of which $s5 ,0OC
has bsen presented. Available fundt
will not bo quito sufficient TO pay the
principal and interest OF scrip pre-.
sented, and they will be dlyid cd pre-
rata among tho scrip holders.
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POLITICAL.
The voice Of tho ohio De.oc,at

The Voice OF tho Ohio Deaocrat.
CLEVELAND, Aug. l5,-The Demo-
Gratis Of CuyahoBa county met this
morning toselect delegates 20 the State
convention, The committee on reso-
lutions wero out for an hour and a
half Several OF the members wanted
10 condemn President Clevoland's ad
ministratlon; others we're anxious to
return an Endorsement, while others
were non.cOmmlttal. Extracts are
made from the 90 mitieo's report, as
lollOWs:
Resolved, That tho Democratic
party, having been In possession of the
government ever sinca March last and
q large number OF offices arc yet held
by offensive Republicans; therefore,
bo Il
Resolved, That wO demand of our
senator and representatives 10 hasten
tho removal OF all Republicans In
ollioo and that efficient Democrats DO
placed in their positions.
The administration was then on
dOrsed mildly.
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CASUALTIES.
mistook Ihem for Mu,hrooms

CHICAGO, Aug l5,-Mr. John X. FIJI
man, who, with his family, recently
came TO Chicago from Elmirs, New
York, died yesterday at his homo In
Woodlawn park from tho effects OF
eating toad-stools, whicn were sup
posed TO be mushrooms. Mrs. Firman,
who also ato OF the toad-stools, has
been made seriously sick, but will
father was at one time proprietor of
tho Elmira Gazette. II is learned
same seven or eight people living In
Hyde park aro in dangerous condi.
ti0n from tho same cause and Il is
likely half Of thom will die,
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Waldo p johnson

ST. LOUIS, Aug, l5.-waldo p. John
son, a prominent lawyer Of this city,
died at osceola, Missouri, his old
home to-day. Mr.. johnson Iopre-
sented Missouri In the United States
Senate W ith TIustOn Polk at the out.
break Of the war and was subse-
quontly expelled from that body. he
served IN the Confederate army early
in the war under old "Pap" Proe and
was afterward elected to the Confed-
crate Senate, He was man OF con.
siderable ability and cut something OF
iiguro In politics In this State at one
limo. -
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WAsHrNGToN, Aug. l5.-General
Bennett b. Simms, of New Orleans,
has been appointed chief Of special
agents division of tho general land
ofiice, vice A. q. Mackenzie, who has
been appointed special agent.
Theodore w. Poole, of Williamtton,
North Carolina, has been appointed
special agent for timber,
Captain Il. Il. Pierce, OF the First
infantry, has been appointed Indian
agent at the San Carlos agency. II Is
probable that officers Of the army will
be placed in charge Of all agencies
whore the Indians are troublesome
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WASHINGTON, Aug. l5-1he Guate.
maliGn secretary Of state has requested
this government TO forward tho Qua
temalian mail via New Orleans and Liv.
ingstone. This is the route which the
posto Gco department has already so.
lected. 10 has the advantages of six
saillngs q month as against three by
tho old route aud Is eight days shorter
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INDIAN AFFAIRS

No Confirmation ortho Piegau siaus shtei
BILLINGs, Mont, Aur. l5.-rhe re.
ported killing of 20 Indians in the Ball
Mountain country has not yet been
verified, IL IL thought that party OF
COWBOYS aud Crows ara IN pursuit. ol
tue marAuding bands OF Piega ms, lad
by some old irontiorsmen, and bloody
work Will follow al encounter,
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Olomsncx for tho Rnom,ra

WASHINGTON, ,Aug.l5.-The attorney
general has been urged to discontn-
ue the criminal prosecutions instituted
against the Oklahoma boomers until
he shall receive assurance that they
have permanently, and In good faith,
abandoned their attempts 20 enter tho
forbidden territory.
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ThspeadprellnrT

ST.. LOUIS, Aug I5.-The body Oh ~ -
Arthur Preller, believed to have bA
murdered by Maxwell at M VA
Southern hotel ON the 5th
last April, was eNhumed this afl Oh
noon to ascertain its condition and FER
termine whether 1t would be wo te.
whllo to summon witnesses here Y III
identify tho body when MAXWELL 70
put on trial. The remains, which We ~ ~
embslmed before burying, we'tc
found 10 he In au eXcelle
state Of preservation and lookir
even better than when iut0rred, o.
tho probabilities are that friends of {
deceased will be brought here frt.ss
the East and Canada to identity ere
body as that OF Preller. The triaT of
Maxwell oNnot be brought on until
the October term of court, but mean
w3lle, every preparation will be
made for 1t, so that there
Will b9 no delay on the part of the
prosecution when 1t In called. Max
well, the murderer, will arrive here to-
morrow morning, and he will be
placed In custody at once. TBera isa
great desire TO see the strange man,
and great crowd will doubtless be
at the Union depot when the train ar
rNes, in order, II possible, To see him.
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
CONTRACT FOR MOVING MONEY
An Alleged violation Brings Threats
FROM an Express Csmpspy-Clem-
ency Asked for the Bsemers.
The Grasshopper and the
Locust-Oth6r News.
Texas Postal Changes.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 15.--[Speclsl. =
The following change in Star serv-
ice has been ordered in Texas:
Route 3l565-- Graham to Throck-
morton. From August "a, 1885, our
tail service to end at Proflitt, deeress.
Ing distance ls miles of once week
service.
The following change in Star sched
ules have been ordered in Texas:
Route 3ll22-Cuero to Gonzales
leave Cuoro daily except Sundays al
z p. m, arrive at Gonzales next days
by $40 a. IN. leave Gonzales daily ex.
cept Sundays at p. M; arrive al
Cuero next days by 4:40 D. M.
Route 3liS2-Crocket to Centreville:
leave Crockett Mondays and Fridays
at 6 u. M; arrlvo at Centreville by
p. IN. !; leave Centrevllle Tuesdays and
Saturdays at 6 n. M; arrive at Crock
cit by Z. p. m, Adopt August IL, 1885.
Route sloT T-Comanche to Bib:
Leave Comanche Mondays and Fri
days at S:31 q. M; arrive a. Bibb by
1880 Il. M, leave Blbb Mondays and
Fridays at II m, ;arrive at Commanche
by Sp. M. Adopt August IL, 1856.
Route 3l6il- Esstlaud TO Merriman
Leave Eastlaud Mondays and Frida
at 3 u, ru.; arrive at Merriman by IL
n. M; leave Norman Mondays and
Fridays at l0:30 a. M; arrive at East.
and by 1880 p. m. Adopt August
IL, 1885.
Route 3lSl0-De Leon to Armstrong
Leave De Leon Mondays and Friday
at 8 p. M; arrive at Armstrong by 4:S(
D, m, leave Armstrong Mondays anc
Fridays ut II m, arrive at De Leon by
1880 p. III. Adopt August II, 1885.
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Choiora InvestIgation Ordered.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.--An officer OF
the marine hospital service has been
instructed TO investigate the alleged
case of cholora at Camden,
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Grasshopper sna Locust Ravsgos

WAsuINdToN, Aug. l5-0wing to
rumors of injury by grasshoppers in
parts OF Montana, the signal bureau
has, at Professor Riley's request, in
structed its agents in the northwest to
telegraph At once observations of tho
injury or movements, instead Of send
ing them monthly as heretofore. Pro-
lessor Riley also sent an agent TO the
field, whose reports cpphrm previous
Statements, Not only arc there large
numbers of this destructive Rocky
Mountain species at work, but the
common native and non-migratory
species are also much more numerous
than usual. At Fort Bedford and Pop
lar Pine agencies loousts are very
abundant, and are damaging TO crops.
0n July u, during the middle portion
of the day, large proportion of the
Rocky Mountain specits left towards
the east and southeast.
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ana will be succeeded by cappa,s mill.

ana will be succeeded by Cappa's mill
tary band.
Tonight the buildings are illumi-
mated by electricity and Chinese Ian
terms, and the crowd is estimated from
6OOOO TO 10000. The business houses
we're elaborately decorated aud the
usy has been observed as holiday.
visitors from a distance bring the
most encouraging reports from the
South concerning the businessI out
LOOK, and louisville merchants be-
lleve they have to-day inauguratsl' tha
most successful commercials
ITS history.
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Iho Express Company Kicks,

WASHINGTON, Aug, l5.-It is said by
certain officials OF the treasury depart
ment that tie action of the treasurer
in ordering ths transfer of silver coin
from New Orleans to Washington by
United States war vessels, is in viola
ZION Uf Tho terms of a contract with
tho Adams Express company for the
transportation of public moneys and
securities. This contract, which
has has never been annulled,
WAS executed by Secretary Sherman
on February |, 1870. In it the United
States gives the company the exclu-
sive privilege of carrying its money
and securities except between Wash
ington and New York. The company,
1t IL said, will evidently bring suit for
breach OF contract. The cost of trans-
porting tho So 100000 in silver from
Now Orleans to Washington under tha
contract with the express company
will be 81 200 or rate OF $i40por 81 900,
and not $3.50, as has been published.
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a. 9. BAYNE, ]. T. IRRELEVANT. JR
President. Vice. President.
z. A. REARDoN, Cashier.
Dallas Nat'l'l Bank
=
Authorized Capital ........... $500, 900
Cnpital paid in. ................ 15O, 900
Surplus and Undivided Pxeflts. $4,000
ACCOUNTS OF
AGSChantS and individuals Solicited.

DIREcroRs: s.. G. Bayne, w. b. Wor-
ahsru, X, Ferguson, A. j. Porter, ], +.
&reSevant, Jr., r. !. Marsalis, Alfred Davis,
o. h. Healing, X. NJ. Reardon.
TIE following are prominent subscribers
TO ihe stock of this bank:
q. A. TROOTMAN, President Central
Ratl lnal Bank, Philadelphia.
q ". BROWN, OF PrCVideNt Life and
GruEt Co., Philadelphia.
W. a. PULLMAN, President seaboard
Bshk, Row York.
JAMES u. GllANNts, Of Tradeslnen's
UgtiOaal Bsnk, New YORK.
s.. q, BAYNGi President First National
@anR, Bradford, Pa, and Vice President
6eabonyd baUk, New York
y. LA WFUN, ot FIRST National Bank,
Oleen, n. Y.
N. s. BUTLER, oi gir6t National Bank,
Olean, II, Y.
!. r. HANNA, Of Weir qlow Co., Nom
IA 9th, Ill.
4 NpDAY, General 3,anager NGtlonel
1rn NJ Company Of Onufd Statsa
~ \ REEp. % tihe iStSudaFd Oil Co.