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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

enced railway men. Those who have taken '"o"
places are mostly brakemen on passenger trains
The work Of vaccinatng the scholars In a' '"o
public schools was begun to-day. Physicians VI" Wv
cinate also all employees in factories
S. a. Ellis superintendent OF pubhc nStru''''"' -
arranging Tor Thanksgiving dinner for The ne"Sp"s
and bootblacks at the rooms OF the Young Men
Christian Association. =. ,oi,,s,
There appears to be Lere general uprising aeainso
the liauor dealers Many prominent business men Jaw
identified Themselves with the movement when wa
started about two months ago by 2. A. bnrgick "no
came here stranger from country NniGI I,ror
petition asking the Mayor TO enforce the SUNDAY i9
laws has received the signatures OF hundreds, -
Frederick Cook Secretary Of State-eleGt, nas Hone
to Virginia where be hopes to hhd reiiei i0i '"'
rheumatism. =, ,. I-,;or -
William Purcell. Editor of The Rochester mon
il to bring suit against The Rochester fost ,
for libel The paper published fictitious letter Ie"
DAYS ago which it said it received from NIL Purcell
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RITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

Mrs Sarah NJ. Henry and her former husband,
Eph simmons testified against eaoh otherin the supreme
Court special Term yesterday tho s1it IN which lac socks
possession insurance policy his lie winch sac holds
Colonel George Bliss her behalf ard John Graham Tor the
plaintiff summed Justice DouOhuo reserved ms dccis
ion
In the proceedings before the Surrogate in the Henry will
yestrr lay motion ~ Dthai ~ tie panu t. ISSUE
the
FLORIDA ana Wales. she decision was Reserved.
Jacob \. recovered 500 O. m tccs IN the Su
OLSEN. the Swedish
captain. who shot him on MS weasel IN tue htrDOr
recovered ~ 10 yesterday the
Supreme Court from Mrs Anna Omon noe made uuuUr
Mira nilc VOL augutcI Ol the
defendant who had arrested for sObeyng ,ubpuna
reluctant that her mother
authorized her o. sign her 10 the note, which
ca-hod 10y tn plaintiffs
The Jury Miss Angelina NJ. BrOWu's suit for $1,000
damages paust DIs Al q - ana Alirel E. NJ. Purdy.
whom char sed wtI nj NJ her t. smallpox no pital
Anlf b cid not nave siua pbN gave tie p.dlntih u
vef etfo 500 yesterday In the superior Court
e. gyesefday recovered / 600 from hrisiOphOT
Pifs tinwaTe manufacturers. by whose stamping
machine portions Of the PLAINTIFF rght thu M and finger
m On
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SYRACUSE.
SUED ON A PROMIsSORY N0TE--MlSslNG
ARCHITECT GABLE COUPLING.
tsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

tsY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
SvpACrsr. Nov 20.-Henry S. Proctor furniture
dealer made an a~-igaa::nt on Wednesday HIS
liabilities are about $4,000.
The case of Charles h. EveTson against X. Nelson
Gere and Others in action to receNe on prom
ssory note of $50 000 said to have been given by the
Syracuse Iron Works Company, and made payaDis
to the treasurer of the company, was Called III tine
Circuit Court yesterday. John j. Grouse advanced
the money and aiterward assigned his claim 10 tue
plaintiff. The plaintiff did not appear in court anu
was nOn-smted.
William Rapae, the architect who has been missing
since Wednesday, has not been heard from by hi7
friends.
A new wire cable coupling, the invention OF Henry
Gale OF this city was successfully tested at the Brad
lev Manufacturing Companys Works On tuesday eve
ming hy a weight Of 1000 pounds.
Mrs Charles u. Hargin. of New-> ork. Is soon 10
nrinp st in the Supreme Court for the possession Of
Sc, enty-two acres of land embracing more than SuU
burial lots in OakwoOd cemetery, sc'eral adjacent "ts
upon which dwellings have been erected. ana sihdI
norton of the land in the possession OF the Syd
cuse University. ,t;.
A committee of thirty-twO men appointed AZ pnphc
meeting visited Cardiff yesterday for the purpose OIL
asoertafnng if suitable water supply can he onaneu
in that region for the city. Among the members Gt
the committee are Frank HiscOck, Judge Comstock
and j. j. Belden.
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STiTE or TEfDE.

g,r,uorg Soy. o -r,i.p, firm uiutnl. - fonr
rrm Howard tIo.' ana W's',n 7'',i. > ,ii no.
spr,I .t1'f-f - - .vrt ii 53lHs 10 ". no .i.nI'
rarr,t ssuo wue,t-~,r,1,ro .c,Nr %~tern aus
N,,,..,t ',., ,r.. so N,r.fn ,.... ..rc ~Dol "-
a.. &C.. @o',M',f -, 90. .-., t a.. t.ri AMI
rplihcrn W'nts t-4'lC 40 yellow. 90" &C.. N'"''.n
r.. Iouu.ry % ot g. ou' nln am , 1lf"'f M
o. - . ,, '" ~ i've am n .,Qtt,. r.,y,on-
ttD 'aa i.'et h''' q,> ,g.n t1r. di5 an,l ia
51 vt.t, 1910" BASH -'' " ''' ''''" '''"'
G'.N, Soy. . i' F ri,,r -,riH Wa ~ S'a
80 , >, vs.. nt.r Vh at.. E. -.a-, 10. ,oro urm.
- ,. , l.' steamer i.,c. &C.,. N...,i.. .ta
suol.l aut ti..ll. '-,tl, rc,r..ll' -tnl a',i.I-
W...'ru ore4i.. Eass-t re-, IA, Lara t' , 'L ~,
hr,rr'' ,IG l,,,l osts .65j1 Dash short, $500
'9 sI,-,.o Sow 90 Flour quo, AMI noc'ang. cnoc.
W',1..o,, Ia.rr. 5ou-t s.. Patents - 75e> %,
&c., tsoia-s.O: Hyc Four. o. - ? uo ,u Dbl-'
"h'll ' ~ '' ,,.,1rr $50 .c ,to,.as 90 ~ 20.
1aal,r' &c. ~rfae. a. . ,o . -raai "a e.
SO Erd os, ~ ca iyse corn o.ist 4d steli,
Si.n -' oar. r,r. sale, ,ns,d asn !,c No,,abrr
a. 'c N,' :. go sc rr Nv, ,o ,sn - 10,
,, A. =, o. iay :. - y dosing at
20" LA'1 'l,Hn. '"' l 'N', t,nrr - 20 81 -gl,.
inuir,. .. az, 81 - bulsmr't- enouidrr- - 0'@
2oas % l""o4 99., ""r' y % "9@
mg.l , ,I1 1,p In,pmsats-ronL - wheat
u o'% Dust , 1,H ~. :, V 600 r,I I
'un ll'', ""l' D, rtorr anal ,,s weaker. Fpurly
SSfH.,i 80 tau,v ~ ID II + ., Wheat urm. i.ei
p 49, -, NN',.,, a. .,u.p
r''' ~, - A.. rnr. urr,r ~ ? ,i. ,ed stc
~" . w. 80 g. ~ harley .tr,ny M 3 -DrIlg l5,
~, 1r,, u, =, "a t1rl strunI a. gB 4. y0-. 20.
rorN nTn y, 'So,,,i.@, 80 10. sr,ri.fib - 6l
bulAu'1t' At.' .''''''' ~. -I,,r1 =,
Bacon aue' lnu sg ' nt3 a1t .ttIy n n %
Shurt Hlftr 80 > NhNA'F Hl" "'' 'V'' a. p, ~
Hogs auiet common ana Lent - .pHa 90. tiot
lng Jnh butchers "UdSb 90 VtepH o-'o u'An A''o
D. l.r ut4n
DRrH1f: nov 2o-"hrti I"St y" I, 10 "a, an.
NoyrtuUrr. 3t's'.. Dtremp" f",io 90 N',- ''' h'
NuNrMprr &c. 4'. hrt.Mh.I, 'v &C. IH a. .,,, -
htd. - 'la Ertpt' .o'"p pu7- W" ''" . ~ jaw
No. . " Ii@ 81" p. ~" 70 nc ., ..,-.
MlL"NuktE; 10Y. "c,' ,r, n" UI,,oy. 81 % ~,
ieccWrrt r"'sc. NaF 20 ~, '"'" ''', ~ ~.
OHJ' iul ~. -. - w -y ~, 80 N,v'..,,,,r
No. ,l', , ~. d,n prJ", -f,,W ma,
~ W, - n...,,i..r Ruff.r .a,,l,
OF -'''l''' ~ -. M tr.,,,, L.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL 1OFICS.
LEvIr. MoRroS oN SILVER COINAGE.

LEVI 7. MORTON o slLVER COlNAGE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (Specmh. p.
Morton /, IN Washington for short stay, private
business His Washington residence, the house for
mery owned by Samuel Hooper Of Massachusetts and
occupicd by him when hc Rcpre,cntativ" IN Con-
qress from that state leased to Senator alr OF Name
who viii live in il a-aiu this winter. Mr. Morton cN-
prcsses great interest the subject OF silver legislation
Int IL r apparent that he feel much confidence
ti,t Congress will do anything this winter. He said
OF course the thing that ought 10 Doe done y to
rcpcul The law. The continuance OF the compulsory
coiuIye Al tn present rate VIII hrng o. the single
stand ard OF liver eventually. and when that time
riy,- A VIII bring uuHuclul crash with H. Gold cannot
Ice dtlvci or oi circulation without c.usinga tremend
ous contraction or the circulating medium ol the country
and consequent financial disturbance and ds.Iess.'
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TROY.
OLD FOLKS AT WEDDING-GOOD PRICES
FOR SrOCKS--A SAVING TO THE GOV
ERNMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Troy. Nov 20-JOhn Don, OF General Cars staff
married yesterday Miss Harriet Morrison, daughter OF
James Morrison an iron manufactures of Cohoes
Joseph A. Powers. general manager OF the Troy
Electric Light Company. married Miss Emma j.
Tibbits At the wedding were Mrs. Martha Waters
age ninety-six, grandmother of the bnde and MIs.
Deborah Powers age ninety five grandmother OF the
bridegroom Mrs Deborah Powers Is the head Of the
banning firm OF d. Powers X Sons, and Is the Oldest
woman banker in America.
one Of the largest public stock sales ever held III
Troy occurred to-day being the executors sale OF the
stocks of the late John b. Persou, president Of the
Troy City Bank. The stocks were mostly OF local
corporations. their par value Dehg S71,soO. They
sold for $lO5. 003.
United States Attorney Martin /. Townsend has won
signal victory in the United States Court at SYRIA
cuse Collector MOfitt, of Plattsburg, was sued to
recover an alleged overcbarge OF duties On sawed pine
lumber from Canada lie charged 50 thousand feet,
and the plaintiff insisted it should be 81. The court
decided IN favor of II Government construction OF
the law as followed 10y the Collector and defended by
Mr. Townsend As the duties amount TO 5000 900
year this decision the Government 81 ,OOOOoo
annually
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UTICA.
REVISING THE CITY CHARTER-TO COMPEL
PRISONERS TO WORK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

fry TELEGRAPH TO THE rRTBUSE.J
UTICA. Nov. 20-A misunderstanding between the
Common Council and Board of Fire Commissioners
ms to who should purchase bydrants has been settled
by the Fire Commissioners making the purchase
committee appoints by the Common Council Is
actively engaged in revising tie Charter OF Utica IL
proposes largely to increase the powers and duties OF
the Mayor making him the head of all he depart
ments and to cmtail the powers Of the Common
Council. The amendments will be submitted the
Legislature this winter.
valuable mineral spring has been discovered on
the land of Heath Brothers, near the State Asylum.
The addition TO Il County Insane Asylum, Just
completed at cost OF 10000 has been turned over
to the Board OF Supervisors.
a committee OF the Board of Supervisors has re
ported in favor Of compelling the prisoners III the
Utica Jail TO work. The city has had the right TO
make them work for the last ten years. pat bas not
exercised 1t. The Board now proposes to carry the
law into effect.
The Board of Health has abolished the Office OF Reg
lister of Vital Statistics filled for the last eighteen
months by q. Ray Bagg at annual salary of S6OO
The Health Officer will hereafter do the work.
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UIGLLlu HEATH IN LCDLoT-SE JIM.
ARRESTED IN SUIT BROUGHT BY G. p MohoSlN'
HELD IN %JO0,O 600 BAIL.

ARRESTED ~ 4 SUIT BROUGHT BY q. Il MoiOSlN'
HELD IN $500, 600 BAIL.
William Heath, of the firm OF lleath a 20,
which failed on October . passed yesterday III the
T "irret Ja lie was arrested Thursday on an
orirr ed by Justice DOuOlue on Ocl1hrr y III - SUI.
Lra,nt nv g. p Muro-ini % recover %l~O.OOO. Ban was
Gxed Al - DO 600 and furnished. Although ho
took his win apparent clnn 10, nT you, M
arm of Martin a smith Wits him part OF yesterday
afternoon aud said after leaving hts cheht NJ T. W.
a., Ueatb ia ,rraty cast down TINS action. ho has
h.rov any annette do not any necessity Tor shfl
p ras Issued on october e. and all this time tue
r.eron has been going around with the papers NJ its
porkrts Why the order mas been served ~ tl' p',"
lar Iurcture cannot ssy: u MI l'f saunht lie
has been gong back and forth a. usual ne rcdi Gauss
this proceeding Is think, to conlpei u'n 20 'Hho
Morn.nrs attachment On Mr.. Heaths pfop'ty "ouu
bc good he would get his TiSooo0 ~hils she oset
r,litnr. would not receive cent. Unher tho present
as-yntneu 10 Mr. McCanlrss. the creditors Viii III get
thirty or forty cents on the dollar II was e1pesedi
thtuk mat tho assignee could not furnish c2'1pOo I'D
i.fics "a his bond demanded But nc did. The suTcteS
are Edward II. Ammidown' Albert H. "heeei' Oh VHc
Ian gliyrn Hotel and j g. Powers ,,,.
ilas any erort been made 80 SECURE bail!
No; would be nscle1s Lygg II ,,'s, na, Were 'o
IIo,y long then will SIR. Heath have 10 remain ia
iair -. ,.... IL ,t,ros,,i will
have 10 proceed 10 get Judgment a9nlhst mn anu Nlen
tn . done c necessary oath be taken 1" release
Mr. Heath The incarceration 9"gnl NOT 10 .1'. '"SYi
than tuat uulcSs delay Is sought "n tNc olheI 'uc
may last for months. ait ough 'sS're you ID VIM
case ST. Heath Will not survive IT, ~, .,...,. ,
MI Nnru-iu- representative saih tlNt tue a't'"u
,Lrn In order 20 make the claim secure "a possible
AMI avert any possible evasion @. IT. pay Hr,. 80 u hi
MIR A.. u'. laulr been generally h7'ii'tA 70 MS
backing - Henry y smith. Dir Ng."'il oSt"'n.u an
alipcltncut ava.n-t The property oil 'y3.n o No. ,h
I'm ms affidavit that he had Deposited rl-'""" WIN me
,n d-,ctuR tu-'u &c. purchase 1850 shares ~ 'linha
TIN yocs and +-'top ot .r'ouI luor'4'- '""' -" Wv w.
Metropolitan Elevated EahToAi; W'slH- ,".' ,, y"
~ 200 Mr. 'tro-ir tUervard Lean I'd. hr -W"Ir lhh
th- money had been Used ana Tue N''u''"7 nNp''rr
Gated DO" Therefore alleged IIh'N - '' '' '' cue"
me-. fI lf f1t
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SURVEYOR BEArrIE VISITS MIR. MANNING

WA,HINGTON, Nov. 20.-SurvcyOr Beattic.
of the New-York Custom House. spent to-day In the
Treasury Department. lie seems 10 have abandoned
for the present al least ANY design which hc may have
Larborod to upset the "Ciyil service humbug." The
Surveyor, however does not attempt to conceal from
himself or succeed In couccng from others his opinion
that " Collector lIcddcn had been smart" Sterling
would be wcighcr today instead Of OBUen. MI
Bcatlc saw secretary Manning, Assistant Secretaries
Faircnld and smith aud tho great Higgins. IL was
given ont that his business Washington make
arraagcmrnt, about Wugra. the cupOy meut Of watch
men, etc, in his department OF the Gus ON House
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SUING FOR $4,000 AND GETTING $4,000.
Mrs Henrietta ID. King, a music teacher. who

Is sister Of Professor Doremus attempted 20 cross o.
platform Of an uptown at Broadway aud Ihiriyhir
~ on Apu H. 1883 1heTc block II the cars and
Mrs ing desired to take downtown car A. she Wa
crossing the platform the uptown car started ana shc
WIS thrown down Her injuries severe and She
was troubled with weakness OF the spine lhdi prevent
ed her from doing any work. Sh brought Int ia the
United States Circuit Court against the BrOHd"hy hnd
Seventh Avenue Railroad Company for t-J,ODO. mo
case was tried before Juage Shpan year ago ana me
iury disagreed desiring 20 give Mr.. King the iuI
amount asked and others smaller sum. The case has
again trial for week past before The snmo ludee
I'M the same court Luther X. Marsh and Chajh'cy
Shafer appeared tho plaintiff aud G.. Hilton Scrbuer
the company. The jury rendered yerdct Tor inc
plaintiff for . 900.
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WAsHINGroN, Nov. 20 (SpecidD 49," TO what
will tho Internal eyenuc receipts Tor the fiscal
wear amount p deputy Commissioner Rogers asked
to-day.
"WciI, should estimate the amount ut $4,000 OoO
TO be on the side and expect that II might overrun
one or two millions For the fiscal year ended June 30
the receipts about ~ OOO but lost about
81 600 900 bv the operation Of the order extending tho
bonded period on WGIskey In September and October
after The rc-cudcd rCcOuprd two millions
ana "a half OF that loss and think that by this time
III be again.
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GREAT EARTHQUAKE wAvEs.

WAsmNGroN, Nov. 2O.-1hc Secretary of
the Treasury to-day received the following message
from Mr. C0onna, Assistant superintendent If the
Cost survey:
The Coast survey reports great earthquake on
the Pacific Ocstn at San Francisco Hs Indicated the
coast survey tid-gauge. These earthquake were
noticed Yesterday between and O'clock p. They
were thirty-hve minutes apart and were great ~
observed ia the great upheava IA Java some years
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rorPru.cTAss PosTMAsTERs.
WAsu1yGroH, Nov. 20.-Amcng the ION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Amcng the f0urlh
class postnasters appointed yesterday are tho Ioo"
ing: .,,, ,r,
y, riir GtcIart b. DrnOck; Maddd Henry MCCALL Hu
waidsville, Hannah Brown ,.,1-u,, CohI,an1
nfrs P;obe NJ Gridn tOmefnaugh -. - 'rNty Du"i,ii
Eg.f gae.d. GIBSON I5huedu i,iEi
n Hoimes Experiment " Ills, David ~ ACej ~ N nnn
or,as villa john H. Pelheti i't'i''
U.iIInn vc('0ftlick; Raymond Charles J. Con pie
ii I.r.cyY Al ttlqntlc NJ .hlalds P5ter D. tOnOVeT
Tinton Fala John ~. Bennett south RlVet' J'he7 IL
Peterson Linden. W. a. Ston" Jr :, y,,rL
RhOde istdHd-At Watch hli, "lhSlo" ~ ioiA'
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IryITED sTATE- sCpREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-ln the United States
supreme Court to-day the following business
transacted:
No qa2-wilam Roberts. appellant Rgt Philip Reilly
Argued by " ". Montgomery orappenni and by Frank H.
Miller ana David Lord Or appellee.
No lI65-Angus NJ. cannon, plantih IL error agt tho
Tinted states Argument begun by r. =. Richards Tor plain
f in error aud by oOcitorGentn Philips Tor
"a feudan nj m
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ci,m. William c. Emmett, OF Ncw-Iork al smyr"'
the lccretary NJ the Treasury made the 5oiOT o III
point,uenis In rhe Light House service: H9oo, 10
,,or to nc keener of HoOpers Straits MI; ISM g
Hearu To no acting keeper at Great shoals MI, ~
a. sonIrs to no assistant keeper ~ Eliohs NtCR "a
York; John Reynolds, 20 be ASSISTANT hecPc4 ~ ~
p.inf shoals. Nd.
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LBANY.
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY-lNSANE
PAUPERS-MUSICAL REHEARSALS.
by rELEGR .PH To TIE TMbuSE.

by TELEGR ,PH To THE TNbuNEl
ALBANY, Nov. 20.-The city assessors books
mt the total valuation of real property III the city at
$50 $50 900 and of personal property az S5'oll'oOo
The recent improvement Besscmcr steel processes
at Pittsburg through mixing manganese IN the IadIc
with molten iron has been used eXpcHmentaIy al
Thacher's car wheel shops IN this city.
County reports show that Albany maintains 400 insane
paupcrs in asyums OF the state at cost Of 100000
per annum.
The resignation of Street Commissioner Golden,
prominent Democratic politician has set politicians Cos
slipping. Mr.. Golden is reported to nave dherehces VI
opiuion with Mayor Banks concerning the manner In
which the stree paving contracts are being executed
The first programme rehearsal OF the fhllharmonlc
Society the orchestra association OF the CITY
was gwen OH Wednesday evening ana was successtul
from artistic and social point OF view The city news.
music through the rehearsas OF the Phlh@rnohcs
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TILE CorkT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 20.-The Court of Appeals
will meet On November % Following is the day calen-
dar:
Nos SOS, 800 S74, SIS. S7G, lC5, $40 and 800
Tuesday November -, and December VIII be motion
hav
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ROCHESTER,.
: VACCINATION : UPRISING

CONDUCTORS - VACCINATION - UPRISING
AGAINST LIQUOR DEALERS.
IBr TELEGRAPH TRIBUSEl
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 25.-Conductors the New
York Central Road continue to be dropped at the rate
of about two day. number OF those VINO have been
discharged on this division Of the road have been
passenger conductors for many years. aud are expert
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CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF 4 SEMINARY.

MmwAUKEE, Wis. Nov. Gothic trustees Of the
Nashotah Seminary last evening elected the Rev. DIR.
Nicholson, OF Philadelphia to the presidency made va
cant By the death OF the Rev. DR.. Cole.
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MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O-The President made
the following appointments to-day:
To be Consuls OF the United statcs-Prcston L.
Bridgers, OF North Carolina. AT MOrtevdco, Uruguay
William II McArdle, OF Mississippi. nj san Juan del
Norte, Nicaragua; Joseph W. NesTisn al Iquique,
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 20, lSst
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOsToN, Ely. 20, 1885
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

When III. +. Hattenhaucr came down
to his carriage factory yesterday morn
ing he found that he had had visitors
during the night, and slick ones. Bur.
glars had opened his Office door very in
g%eniously, boring through the jam so rs
to sirik, the bolt of the lock, and by Il
screw pressure had forced the door open.
The visitors had their labors in vain, for
it did not pay to steal a carriage at the
low rates which they are selling for now,
and when they went for the safe they
found II tag tied on the knob tcllingthem
that they need not bother TO blow, as it
was unlocked, and could be opened by
turning the knob. There was no money
in the safe, and after tearing off the tag,
opening the safe, and satisfying them
selves by n hurried examination, they
went their way, getting nothing for their
trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

on an indictment found against him ~
the United, States grand jury for y!ol-
ton Of the revenue law, 1ic was allowCl
10 go on His 6t,n rccognizaHce and given
three days ia which to plead.
a. p. Brainard, OF this city, had re-
Gently occasion to ship some hogs iron
the Omaha yards, and the cars were 70
be taken from this side so that they could
load at a certain time, hut they were scy
cral hours late, he having his hogs read,
and waiting. and the delay caused him hc
Chains, DAMAGE 10 the extent OF $500
He says he is going to commence suit
against the Union Pacific, If he cannot
settle, and vii! test the case i'm the courts
The mayor has hard work to get bid
for his ~"iniOoCnce." and none of th.
candidates putting in any proposals, tn.
convention, or citizens meeting, ~
whatever il is called, has been post
poncd; aud bids rcadvcrtiscd for. IT the
bids were fer securing his opposition, in
stead Of his support, he would ret moro
and l~iyel,cr bidding, as his abuse no
proved the greatest help to those candi-
dates who have been thus favored.
The republicans expected that Phil Ar.
mour would make u gallant run fGI
sheriff, but the prospect seems 10 grow
brighter daily. He is gaining friends
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are numerous democrats who feel sore
over the nomination of Reel, especially
the friends of other candidates, who
worked hard previous TO the convention
with the express understanding and
agreement that Reel would not under
any circumstances accept, even ii nom
mated.
A short time ago a young man nance
Henry Finley was arrested at Carson fol
stealing Il suit of clothes from n room nj
the hotel. He was bound oven to the
grand jury, but n hearing has been had
before Judge Ayicsworth on Il writ of ha-
beas corpus and the value of the clothing
found to be less than $50, so an order a
entered hat an information charging
petty instead of grand larceny should hc
filed. 70 this charge Finley has pleaded
guilty and been sentenced TO thirty days
in Jail.
j. A. Powers, who was the agent here
for tie Singer sewing machine, and
whose accounts seemed TO have rot sadly
mixed, has left the city with his family,
and it is reported that they have zone 10
Linn county. He leaves several mourn
ing creditors here, and il is said that in
vCstigatiun shows that bis bonds to the
sewing machine company are not good
enough to secure the company for the
shortage which is claimed TO be in
his accounts. A physician who had
n bill against the family thought
he had secured himself, they
telling him that they were going away,
and thatto avoid suspicion he should have
the key TO the house, and after they has
gone he could go there and pet some val.
liable pictures which they would leave
behind, and which was the only pay they
could give him. After they had gone il
is said he took the key, opened the house
to get his pictures, but found that they
had been packed up and carried away
with the rest of the furniture.