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New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
v kPennsylvana RR foot Cortsndt
tations In New.York ( st and pesbrosses-st

N.N.0N. (Phiis 4 Read Ri foot Libersyss
I South soP%fnfnf 80 s!s
m va s0 fsas s10 kR o s' S q sandass ssnds S
fcr Nasa~sn ao &c, e., Vi. Phi. Reading RK, 40 SIS
sqsaK: Fsl K: .ne r. "a penn R. 600 m 10 m $50 500
sRR - sSefSss siS III ns sS i
ssS.s: az s:ssaS OF @
SUNDAYS nS oppns e sOS
Phqaaspea and Rsaaing Ra s:ls Hoo
$ bs:s Sz' s6s % @ Gs s a Fs. hs.ds. HSs SR rs
aTFs HsTo9SE ss Tsosss
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER :no October 1854
1890 Rochester and Mon'rea Express through dfa"'
$40 m Fast Limited Chicago and s. Louis LTgrs,a
with dining cars Stopping az Tesna sna foSdS
:fSns :isT az csai aud IOa; ns
III. sss Ensss s
I'll m Western Nsw.York and Northern Express with
$50 p n Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
.tp no rOSc %ccomsiodaton to Albany and Troy
En1s ss tSus tuenns sn
@ Poa 1S g ne % 70
S Teac bsS Ss:s
ss Sa eas. o e tho %es .af
for the North except saturday night. ~, , ,.-,..
tickets sale at Grand Central pelo. NC; por.nY
Green 252 and AIS Broadway and az Westcous GtytcS
0sce. q ParI lace ana 7s5 ana Broadway Sew-York
and sSy 73O Fulton ss Brooklyn, and ~
lourth.st, WILLIAMSBURG ,,...... o.r. ..r ha
Accommodations In drawing roo and seepng % v ana a.
333 Washn gton-st Brooklyn. 49,.
Baggage called for and checked from resiuenee, s,s.
These Tains trains stop da at Harlem
J. NJ rOUCEY, n o. - - nn -, a ssre
General superintendent cener@i rassenso' Nse",s
DOpULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot ThfN
express trains daily sundays exceptei to Boston at Ms
m tparor attached and 10 M with palace secpno
esi' u S~AN~S' ~ - ~. pOpPLE
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

1885. Wheat. CORN, . oat, oat, Barley Rye
Jam Jam Il 4 Sss 35s.i soo2sss sssss
Jan ~ ssS4s,sIs n5747.s 5.773A45 2sss5Is 2oil27s
Jan27 q soa,lls 8,55Oae7 s9s5I95 2sOs62l l5oe042
GUNSIEs-D Domestic bagsng dun and nominal at ss.d
HEMP, Etc-Jute Butts dun at l3.l6a2hc Hemp quiet.
"anIe' 2e 'sa sThwS 1H wa. in moderate
large supply ana qnite ssy straw steady and in good
shipping Grades CSC. straw-NO ood95c No q 10 soc
Il DfS,contnu very quiet both for export and con
and OF iron n..s% s. but
January delyCy issued e = flSa y. - Tin Firm but quiet
ferabc Notices issued at Tin Plate noana 81 80
$50 rologn At Domestic stronger Sa.gsa a. a.
MoLAss orlcqn. in moderate demand at 10 e52c
derey sc.ye on g ,h. spot l9'ns nouyh dull
T. 81 55 r. 81 Ga M oasi pS'G s',a'nca Il Ca
5ss4 Z S4f:iao r. a. w g
OCEAN FREiGHTs-Tho only department today having
gaeft a, Eas,
NAMED dun aud weak The on the berth repercd
!Saay 's 5iSsS S".h sT.n sr% .%
aase iss% 'tsas ap% s' I% e.
S1. sas" ssl% s S6c eqs sar
T6i steam hence I5cCsks nOaT li. I'd, $4,000 bush
LiyTnrGoL hs1es. steam, 5000 oa,h grain I'd I'd
Ssns: ssaGs as eG s,se bu. cGS corn bush
WFKP hence steam ~ 900 bush. wheat I'D = Nno
bush. do I'D NAPLES, hence steam l2Oo0 bush
grain 3.. 9d.
25,O refined oil, On private terms + 4, SITi
MAJ A CA hence American bark 3OOOD ca 20. ,e,t NJ,
on private LISBON, hence the b1rk nnten IN
our last rot lSc ANTWERP hence. british bars
cisco BRUSH ship, wheat 42s 3D. charer@d mr..
to arrival Norwegian bark at 4Os, 46s and Er
ish iron bark at SIS Ca
OIs-Tinseed firm at SIC. for city and aoa5oc for
Western At New Bedford Crude IN at ssc r,,de
Cottonseed at 362a3 ec and Refined summe Yellow AT
40 toc Prime city Lard at 0OGGlc C.ude Mephadeo
PROVISIONS-PORK-The market retains the adv
temper noted yesterday, without showing apv mat.ria
change Exporters remain indifferent obbors ar. lns
little Sales 81 bbls Mess S3 25 81 bbis ia less
Si3 25 asa Clear BACK. sl6Gsl0; Extra Prime 81
BEEF ii unch ngcd ~" demand "A ac 'i;iiv
Extra India Mess So as2,; Extra Meas sllasl, Io Io
Family. si2 6oesiS... BEEF HAMs-~Ste a. ,m
ssS y'n ahXrs-Piessa.H ar. 'uSsd %s ,.
taDed, bnt tho demand IL moderate sales ~ Oo, M
Picked Bellies ~ ~ AVERAGE Oasd7 IGc II OG m do 10 M
$50 Picked Bellies ~ 10. Che; city Picked shoui
9d9s.c; smoked Hams 09allc. .....MIDDLES~. enIaud
ts cht but Ter. Ilv"rt - Long CHAR In
quoted 6t for Western delivery Long and Short
Clear, half and half January anna roDruary, o. s..
iar demand city Heavy 10 Light 80 .o Pisa
O. .LARD-The market made another gain today
selling Gb ontS IN sympathy with Wes LEAVING "a
at the outside rates shippers bought little more
and there afar degree OF animation 10 tho
trading Contract grade on SPOT quoted Sales 1000
and frc ht 800 tcs January 7zlc closng 72Oc 75O
February TIT 7af.2c. closing tcs March,
1850 closing 5Ot Apri is3 7sc
closnG 7s3073ic.i quo tcs May. 7AlG7A4c. closing
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railrodfs.
NEw-YORK. Jan 81. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. January 27. 1885.

CHICORY-Unchanged ....x or.rooru 1aa0
VcoFFEE@spot Rio duU oic for Fair Options gIst n
and easier Uavre lower Sales $4,000 bags Closing as IS
lows. January 7o fsSraaTyo June si5
aSoq J,,r % AZ 25. August dS35; september,
40; october as4b. Mild grades quiet saes e.
10 49, orocaiho 400 mats Macassar ex "Delphin on
private erms 700 Java private terms ooo mats
cotton Quiet and ll6c lower. Sales !s7
bales Delivered on contract 500 bales Receipts a no
and II 20 last year since sept 1850 l92 bales against
1882 $50 for the same period last season
The quotations, according 10 the American o"S''"'>
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE

40 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9oN SUM-
DAY. 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEW-YoRK.
Express trains leave NewYor via Desbroses a,d Coure
landt street Ferries. as folews:
600 7:eO and 10 Limited H. lilo i. 500
$40 l. 4.io s. ST ana and night. sundays elS
1L'mted and 10 q M T. g. = = ana p n-' ana ~
Trains leaving Nes.York daily; except Sunday. $50
kSO and ll.l0 ~ l. q 4, 440 AMI p. M, conncct ~
Trenton for Camden. -. ,,,
lg,1i al J2O tOu 4:35 except Monday, $50 73os20i
$50 ii and lllj Limited Express. $50 and J;sO
P20i as SO loo, ass $50 IA, $40 Iinltedl esI
74O and "a Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 500
1tcret ~ osrc6s $40 ass and 94 roadway Aster
uone oud foot of Des and Cortasc ss Courst,
and proOSyn Annex station foot os Fultonst brookyn
IN. M. Iiote u0bOkrn: stat Jersey Cy EmigrAue
TirI ,t ONCE No $ Pauery Place mt Castle Garden.
The NcIork Transfer company Will call for aud cnccs
casGbia IIaRI Hi Us r. PUCK JR WOOD
General Manager General fassr aeen@
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
Go Ubom 5t flap Concern.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVE ED Ar THE THE
nrsts until D. and 800 West TveDtyhlrd-s II corner
Eghth.avc No 1873 Four ave. corner Fonr tsents 40
Third seyeuth-st. No lOo1 lh.idaVe,
near s1tisthst and tho HARLEM OFFICE $500 Third
hundred and twenty hitbst toS p M at
liar Office raes Also BROOKLYN vs. and 81 Court.st
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On aud .iter Jan. ll, lss5.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Debrosses Corandt strsee
Ferries follows;
Harrisburg Ptsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. a. m. and D. daily New.
York and CHICAGO Limited OF PaIiOr Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars, 81 = 4 IN. every day.
Mlliams Lock Haven. a. p Cory and Erie
al m connecting at Cory FOX rusviie. Petroleun
Centre and the on Regions
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Waslngen
Express of Pullman Psror Cars daily except Sunday 10
arrive Washington 4O5 y. Regular nc 6:2O 500
ana $50 a. m /. $40 and IN and II night SUNDAY.
6:lb a. M, . m. and ~ night
For Atlantic city except sunday, 100 p m.
For Care May. except -unday. lilo a m.
Bay Head junction, and intermediate sa
lions via Railway and AmbOy. u. II noon, $3.50.
sunday. and do not stop az As0ury Park
RTooklyn connect with al rough trains
Jerseysly. afordng speedy and direct transfer fos
Brooklyn travel ~
ln o IN daily and 700 o. daily. Monday. From
Washington and baltimore $3.50 ga a. m 20 $40 S10t
$50 O. and 1908 p. sunday $50. Gag a m, lOp5
p NJ. FROM Baltimore 800 p NJ lrom ph,atepsia Se3'
iSoa m l2o CO. 3.4O BOO, $50. 6:20, 7:2o $780, $50.
ego 1920 p and l2:Sn night Sunday $50
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

The clearances elsewhere we're: OIL City. 3l5O,UOO;
Bradford O0O and Pittsbnrg 100000 barrels.
There was change In refined oil at zig cents per
gallon.
BRADFORD, Penn. Jan. 27.-Crude oil steady on ac-
count OF the scarcity Of certificates National Transit
and Tidewater runs Monday 81 ,425 bbls; total ship.
ments, 566S5bbs charters, 19,047 bbls; clearances
1922 900 bbls National Transit certificates opened at
6s aud closed at 6S highest price, 69 lowest price,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
REAL ESTA TE.

EEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Jan. %. 1885.
The following sales were held at the EXCHANGE
salesroOm to-day:
BIZ Richard Y. Hdrneh q Co.
'0s esc ss9 81 ooi nas t5 %ams az slso5o
By Daniet ~ Seaman.
'r e%os avs w ea S lot St Es Sswa e5ne eS 1850
By James H. Wells.
3-storv brownstoue dwelling with oi. 427 Pleas
antaye Ave.Al ws 49ll II n OF l22d'st lot l6I.
&c. Catherine Hagan $500
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEwYoRK CITY.
stebbns.avc. es. lot II. 2jIl47I5-x2oIli9; Henry
Sthave s; cor Of is5$.sti iioliiS.iI; Townsend
l2sS.si, ss Ye7 Of Th.aye i7199ii; ho6nton
Gil and wife to Gusavus Rce......:......;.. 1900
son Gl and wlie to Max Amayer ....,..... $1,000
s7G JOS Fouike ct al to Morris Moses G500
29th.st $. $50 # Of Sdave. 2dx9s9i Rose Flood
executor % Jacob Vogel 100000
and wife to Breton $4,000
Graaf and wife to O Hang 10000
De Graat 10000
l2oiSs, n g. 1884 Of 7thavc i6sIooii; S j '0O0
Wright aud vie to Lnsey 1850
7thaPs Psyse CO co. q Of 4shst 7SHasi Bailey and
oaHbrist %ri sS Tsns sscs Of Maronavc 2jIioo ws
ogdyse e q to GsS nas'isiTa5 isa7 cias Schmidt 800
same properly randolph Gasgenheimcr and wife to
ssd:si 80 i Q, itlave 9iIiio2a; b Prahar ,oo
7etS.st iS5 n " Of SHAVE, 251io2, Harriet
ssd%ore ,e g. a to EeTgn,sGa ,a7
1925 Bartholomew Breton and wife to Ph Braen. nm
ssdsL iis sof i..aye, 2OIiO22 Fh Braen ., ooo
dsrpoei 70 Geo II Vande pool .'. 5000
and VIE % "Ssf -.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOSTONss So.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA 1855,
PORTLAND sa

AMI no traAsserS
etesners city Of Worcester snd "City of Bostous
Pier 40 N. r. foot Of Wattss pier above Dee
brossesst. Ferry. daily. except SUNDAYS at $50
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NBw-YoRK, Jan. 81.


It would be ungracious not to accord the
praise mered by the heavy holders of certificates for
the aud successful way in which they handled
the oil market to-day. They another leaf for tine
laurel crown earned by previous manipulatons that
averted the effects which naturally were looked Tor on
the reception Of dsquieting The traders who SOLD
short after business hours last night on tho rear
Of the possibilities OF the district in Washington
County Penn. were made to pay for their tenerity.
Prices opened at 6Sos cents (ony below yester'
days official cose several operators offered to take any
part of large lots at quotations little under the Market
and after temporary hesitation prices advanced to 694
cents checking all desire of the bears to sell short and
inducing many Of them reduce their lines The news
from the oil rsgon was not 50 depressing as had been
looked for The scout Of the New-York Petroleum
Exchange, telegraphed his poor opinion OF tns the
advces say that there between 700 and 800 barrels
Of oil In the hole and the torpedo has yet to test the
possibility of its fow The well on the Mushrush farm
In Butler Codnty. is said to- have filled up with about
1900 barrels Of OIL but it has not flowed nor has 1t
yet been torpedoed After IL o'clock the market per
sisted In decline to 694 cents, but in the last hour
vigorous rally was effected Of nearly cent The close
shorts covering. Carrying rates are low.
the total dealings ana rne range or prices were as
followS
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
JnstrnrtioM

For Young Ladies-City.
-33 WEST 13OTH-ST.- The Misses
A. Jacots School for Young LADIES' thol ongny srAoea
course limited number ofyoung boys hhdcrEsi'e"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

Mort.t closing weak Transferable notices il25.
a prce pns see ncops ga. and
h,sher TN camp9SSr g., MOI Dor
Sss .y.I sS n Tss Seneca Roo sc Ginseng 81 s,
bsfSSlnf FroWR h%D s avo,s buy
with in With tSe bulk Of
MN LiIa JoS6sT' sar have sesa
ssnrneS nm Sb. ~ whoh TO- 800 bb were export including
PS: g N h. So 70! %si' b5 Rs'' s.
SHPsrnS a. 81 ,, 80 80 s Gr spTnf SSTGs
qassqa' T g 60 sSA S ss'fFHS 20 Fans;
e f.. ssas $ 51Is 20
60 Goo, soSs. e f9 % f'Es GOOD ONO Choice
!. as soss5 Goa SSs Common Extra Minnesota iSS
srsigbt 81 Is q To- Patent Bakers Extra
s. S9oas47 s. Louis Common TO Far vsTx E5,a nses q
s ls'S &c. 70 Patent SSSa Winter hsa, MI
9i ass TO- market closing dun sogTHERS TLogna aa5
Ea4a Eq ana az PSs .s0 Good 70 Choice
RYE FIoURQuet and steady sale. .ca G S6Is ,q
PsI1ng PFLoTR@SsHns al 81 6asi .coRNMEAIa
qnst and Saa, al . %
mand and steady; Sew Layer slsins 81 80 yasnc,s a
~ NoT xmo9a s%5,anIs 4e ffsi
fi:aiGe i5sa IN fiSsntf Saafs1s gs'l isiadi ise '
dg.s BEAM s"d 9sS snS Gsn S
Ie sse i,ss SpSS%s above hs sSs inside pe oes
ness Tor e.pnr and light city Milling trade aud large
Transactions In options shippers bought l32OOO bush
and Ctv Milers 10000 bush. Sales ies2.OOO bush
future 22sOOU spot, including No Hard Dnuth
sGoat: No l. %orihofn. N6hc. anoat; Ungraded Winter
Red at 81 9Jc in.de price for 900 bush ico whea
no 2 Red O. agOs.c, IN store eoyo- free on board
from store pi e2sc delivered and e3 9c for rail receipts
I'm ,leyator n ,raded White &c No Rcd for February
pn @s'c closing at enSci do. for March. 81 iae4%c
Do Tor May 0Is.sg5Le. closing at &c DO for
sSGs sai:s and :issds s1as
iG 600 bush Two.rowed stat al d2G at sale. 80 2
canada II a sOc better for Choice BARLEY MALT
outlet Tworoyed state 7nc. sitT0 81 state 0d SIC
CanaSa ~ a l5c .CORN-Aarket unsettled and lower
Cash Ios have declnCi l4c. and options &c the
de ON January closing heavy Of the inside prices IL
Ce - for January which recovered sbsut lc per bush
good business for export fair trade for home use aud
NJ oisrae ir ,n.pc on in sales, $1,000 bush
ipe ungraded Mixed at 6265'c.. No 3 6vigd'.@c.
Steamer Mixed. > d5-c. In elevator, b2hG) C. anoal
49, &c for February IN eitVaior 81 IA 70 anoat
No 5l i.s52lo elevator '2c anoat for the hrs half
M Februaiy. stsamer White. % J2i2o ahoat No q
wIed for January, 81 &c, closing at go: 10 for
4 - ggdc closing at 49s-c.; DO for MAY. tsed l".
rosing nj 4g3c soc closing at atSAc...OATS-
NsIsst !. c duh at shade aboy. the ,ndo
nrces sales future 30 900 bush spot ncud
Inc No 8 Mixed at 3rsc. No. z. 5'tdH i2ci No 80.
We WS,,e Tic: NO 37lac. MOL Ale. Mixed Western
Mixed FOR February 3o'saj6c, closing at $3.50 do for
sa7sS closing et J6'4c FkEp-Market steady course
Grney held iOf, sOnS2i2ci nOb and snD. 7O675r.
loon 75asjc, sharps soc al co. Rye Feed nominal at
7bc
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

Art Schools-Clty.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER. o...o, t..
oil and water painting still life flowers and
iandscape china painting and decoration.
STUDIO No 30 Madison Ava
References ,
Mr. D. Huntington President National Academy OF DssisH
Mr William Hart N A., Mr.. James VI. Hart Ne n;
MIR David Johnson. n,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

ID free to parents who describe tleir wants. careiuny
j. " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & CO.. Z East llth.st n. 7.
CHOICE collection of school circulars for
narents and guardians Teachers in every department OF
and learning recommended H. HESSE, 80 west Zlstst
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-26
FOREIGN.

The bodies of two men, frightfully
hacked with knives, we're found on the track
of the Cork Bandon Railway, in Ireland.
1t Is believed that the victims were passen-
gers on a train and were murdered for the
purpose OF robbery. Tho assailants are sup
posed to have occupied seats in the same
compartment with them and to have thrown
them out of the car window after stabbing
them 10 death. -
James Stephens, the Fenian leader
recently expelled from France. is said by HIS
wife to be dying in restitution at Mons,
Belgium.
At last accounts fifty-one of the
workmen who we're entombed In the Camp
hansen mine in Rhenish. Prussia, had been
taken out alive. One hundred and thirty
seven dead bodies had been reoovered, and
about forty men and boys remained unac-
counted for L4A -tttkJ
An advance in force was made from
suakin in the direction OF. Hasheen. Caval-
ry, mounted infantry, and Indian infantry
we're sent to reconnoiter, while tho Guards
acted as n reserve. The Arabs retreated boz
fore the British as far as the hills near
Hasheen the main body OF tho troops under
Gen. Graham supporting the skirmlshing
line. The scouts on reaching the summit of
the hills, discovered the Arabs massed in the
village. When the main body OF the British
reached tho hilltops the Hadendowah tribe
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-26

rushed from Ambush ana made an attack, IN
which several hundred Arabs were killed and
wounded. a. well as a number Of the British.
Il was ascertained By reconnaissance that
the enemy were In force along the entire
range Of ,hills. The engagement ended with
abe retirement OF the British. .'.
Sir Baldwin Malet, X. @. B., British
Ambassador TO Germany, wns married at
Westminster Abbey to Lady Rrmyntrude,
second daughter of the Duke of Bedford.
The ceremony was attended with almost re-
gal splendor, the presents being valued at
100000.
A dowry of $3.50, 600 was given by the
Duke Of Bedford to his daughter on the oc-
casion OF her marriage with Sir Edward
MOlet. The radical newspapers contrast the
splendor Of the wedding pageant with the
poverty-stricken condition OF the tenants
who inhabit the slums from which the noble
Duke derives his revenues.
The announcement has been made
in the House of Commons that Great Britain
reeognizes the right OF France TO search for
contraband articles all neutral vessels bound
for China:
The Duke of Richmond, the largest
owner of rented property In London, has re-
duced all his rents 10 per cent
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

Gen. Hazen testified in his own de-
Tense before the courtmartial at Washing
ton. He admitted writing the articles in
controversy, but said that he had intended
no disrespect to the Secretary OF War. He
gave as a reason for making the statements
that he had been blamed for not resculng
Greedy, that the Secretary of War had con-
flrmed this opinion I'm his annual report and
that the letters were written merely in self
defense.
Officials of the Knights of Labor
deny that they took any part in promoting
or organizing the strike on the Gould rail-
The Iowa Supreme Court rendered o
decision affirming the constitutionality OF
the new prohibitory law and providing for
its speedy enforcement. The court virtually
declared that saloons may be enjoined as
nuisances, and any citizen is practically
given the power to close up saloon without
trial by jury. If a saloon-keeper disobeys an
injunction he can be punished with fine OF
81, 600 and six months imprisonment. Pro-
hibitionists claim that they can close every
saloon in the State.
Gen. Pacheco, the Mexican Minister
of Public Works, has survived the re-
amputation of his left leg. Gen. Marques,
the new Governor of Puebla, is dying from
govt. The people of Vera Cruz subscribed
slO,e75 for the earthquake suFerersin Spain.
Louis Riel, the hero OF the Red
River rebellion, who was exiled from Mani
toba, is said to nave created serious dissen'
sion among the half-breeds In the Northwest
territory.
There we're DAT failures i'll the United
States during the last week, decrease oI
three as compared with the preceding week.
Levi Kerr, a leading citizen of Cleve-
land, and having an interest in John Roach'i
ship.building enterprises, was drowned in the
st. Johns River, near Palatka, Fla. He wai
over go years of age. "A
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-26
POLITICAL.

The Prohibitionists of Chicago have
W. Waite for City Treasurer, George c.
Christian for City Attorney, and Charles N.
Catlin for Clerk. The campaign fund Of the
party is 1910.
George Gray, the candidate of Sec
rotary Bayard, received the Democratic eau
Gus nomination for Senator from Delaware,
and was elected by the Legislature OF that
State. ~ t 4 LAO III NV
Mr.. Rich, Postmaster at Camden,
Me-, sent in his resignation from a convic-
ton that the place should be flied by one in
accord with the administration.
VISCOuorn OOuauO UNI
empowering women TO vote at municipal
elections; and the lower branch passed IN
act that Migrants may be sentenced TO a diet
of bread and water only.
Washington special: There is a
falling of In the crowd OF office-seekers here.
1t is said that the President intends 10 make
no changes in any of the four-year-term
offices except for cause. When the terms of
the present incumbents expire the Offices
will be filed by picked Democratic !ljlAL
The Cincinnati Republican City Con-
vention nominated Amor Smith, Jr., for
Mayor, on the first ballot.
The Ohio Senate, by vote of IL to
8. rejected the House bill giving women suf-
frage in school districts.
The Ohio Legislature adopted O
resolution for submitting to the people an
amendment changing the date of State cleo
tons from October TO November.
eoHtqAor,A aaRssti9eoR Mie8iqV'a iTar
partisan convention as Prosecuting Attorney
of Jackson County, Michigan.
Hon. James H. Berry was elected
United States Senator from Arkansas, to
succeed A. II. Garland, appointed Attorney
General in President Clevelands Cabinet.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-26
WESTERN.

The citizens of Tucson, Arizona, held
an indignation meeting over the voting of
$1,000, 600 in subsidies by the Legislature, and
viii be made.
Charles w. Stagg, the stenographer
who accompanied the late Senator Morton in
all his campaign appointments, was found
dead in bed in Indianapolis from an overdose
of choral.
At Ishpeming, Mich, Sellwood's
Block was destroyed by fire. In II were the
city Library, two stores, ana NUMBER OF
Offices. The loss is 500, OOO
John w. Walters, of Detroit, reached
his 106th birthday March IL. Ho has long
been unable to leave his bed, and his death
is liable to occur at any time. About year
ago his sight became restored to the fullest
degree. He was an officer in the Irish insur-
rection OF 179S.
The Fish Commissioner of Kansas
reports that he has distributed in the streams
of the State 10000 brook trout, $50, 900 shad,
100000 pike, perch, bass, and catfish, and
1900 carp.
W. p. Graham, County Treasurer at
Madison, Ind, who died from blood poison
ing, owned an interest in seventeen noted
race-horses.
Louis Bachus, of Chicago, the slayer
OF the alleged seducer OF his daughter, was
found guilty of manslaughter, and his punish
ment fixed at four years imprisonment in
TIC Htoan1Trstia"v Tho i"rv were ont NEARLY
Near Elkhart, Ind, William Hub
bell, who was about TO be removed 10 an in.
sane asylum, shot his wife fatally and then
shot himself dead.
The Captain of the Governors
Guards, at Des Moines quietly placed dozen
uniforms and muskets in the Capitol at
night. Eleven members of the organization
were gathered at the Governors Office, in
the morning, and the doors of the Auditors
room we're opened with the butts of muskets.
Auditor Brown was seized by the Sheriff, and
Auditor Cottell was placed in possession.
The seal was missing and the safe locked.
Hon. Frank M. Bridges, Democratic
Senator of the Illinois Legislature from the
Greene and Morgan County District, who had
been III for several weeks, died ut his home
in Carrollton. The effect of his death causes
vacancy I'm the State Senate, and reduces
the Democratic vote on joint ballot to I0l.
His successor will be chosen at special
The Boston block at Leadville, Col,
was burned, the loss being $4,000.
Stephen Jones, a negro murderer,
was hanged Mt San Francisco.