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WASHINGTON stock EXCHANGE.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
U. Is, coupon ! 2s4 bid, l24 asked T. S. As reg
istered. 1884 bid 124 asked. 5O.year fund. 3-65s
cnrreneH bid aS e ea ss Coin s lss
bid. washington and Georgetown r r. stock. l94
North Capitol and Street K r., AZ bid. Anacostis
R. r. 10 bid. Washington Gas. 3Sl2 bid, 39l2 asked
bid. 19l4 asked Arlington ms, lao bid. Columbin
ms. JOS bid. Washington Market stock, 10 bid
Washington Brick Machine. lOSss bid, lOSa. asked
Real Estate Title Insurance, 99Ls bid. 1O11a asked
Penn. Tel Co., 4Si2 bid, 52ls asked. Chesapeake and
31As bid.
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On p 1Nr1rcs

We call your attention this week to some very fine
OH Paintings, some of them painted by well-known
Artists, which able to offer at surprisingly low
figures Connisseurs in Art are especially invited to
examine them.
We are able to offer few upright and horizontal
fine OIL Paintings In 6-inch Berlin gilt deep Frames
at $40 each. worth at least $50.
Very handsome OIL Paintings in 6inch fiat Frames
at $3.50 each.
Excellent Oil Painting In Gilt and Plush Frames at
$449 each. Stil cheaper grades at $40. They are
all largo. 22x36 inches.
In addition to the above we offer fine Indotints, In
Cherry and Bronze Frames, 20x24, beautiful Pic
ture at S423, AMI the same subject In wide Gilt and
Silk Plush Frames, at 1857 Imported OleQgraphs
l5x2O. In 3-inch Gilt Frame, warranted not to tarn
ish at e9c each, and Engravings in Oak Frames. 16a
20, for o0c. each.
1t win repay You to look over stock of Pictures
We still continue to make special feature OF oul
Picture Frame Department, and are ready at any
time to fhrnish you with any style Frame desired and
frame your picture without charge
We are now receiving our Holiday Stock. and be
NOES not only being able to show you Thousands Q
new articles. our prices . number ofthem VII
simply aseoaish you By their insisnidcanea
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"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
1426 street northwest
HOUSES FOR SALE
8 new brick Houses. Wallack Place corner 9Th st.
Brick House. 18th ST.. above Iowa Circle. SO, $50
Brick House. A st. near Capitol. $1,000.
3 brick Houses, Vermont ave, bet. and w sts.
4 brick Houses, 18th ST.. bet. and R, $500 to
brick Houses. P ST., bet. sth and 10 SITS. $1,000
each.
Brick House. st. me-. oct. 10th and 18TH 81, 800
Brick House. NJ ST. bet 18th and 10th. 81 5000
= brick Houses, y ST., bet 18th and 18th, $4,000
Brick House. st. NV, bet. 9th and 7th $4,000.
Brick House. St. bet I'd and Sd n.w $4,000.
Brck House, Corcoran st., bet. 18th and 18th,
Brick House 1sla st s.w. near Smithsonian 1nst-
brick Houses 2sth st, $500 to 81 OOO
Brick House, 9th and NV, $1,000.
brick ad Houses, 18th st near NV, 300 ~
st. and Thomas circle, $4,000.
brick Houses z ST., bet 9th and 9Th, "a 200 and
Large House. near Scott circle. SI25,OOO
brick Houses, St ne, bet. 9th and 9TH, $500
Brick House. 18th ST., near Agricultural depart
House and corner Lot on Connecticut ave-. suitable
B Brck House. H St, near 18th St; $1,000:
Brck House, st.. bet Goth and 22d $500.
$50 600. ~ 0-o
Brick House. cor. l.:h ard r, $4,000
Frame Cottage, large lot T St, near New Hamp-
Brick House, St. bet 18th and Penn ave $50, 600
Brick House. cor. Riggs and 18th, ST., 900.
Brick House, ST., bet. eth and 18th NV. $40 600
New brick House, Iowa circle. $4,000.
Vacant property in all sections Of city and suburbs
Several houses for rent furnished and unfurnished
Large loans IL specially. Oc3-1m
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The Pennsylvania Campaign Fun
Circular.

The PenmSyIvan10 campaign Fund
Circular.
THE PRESIDENTS ATTENTION CALLED TO IT.
The civil service commission has addressed q
letter to the President calling his at
tention to the attempt made by the Penn
sylvania republican committee to col
lect political assessments in the departments
and suggesting the propriety of making an in
vestigatiOn of the matter, with the view OF
furnishing all parties connected with it who can
be reached by the law. They say that it is their
belief that Chairman Cooper, who is response.
BILE for the begging circular, is not an employe
of the government, and therefore cannot be
reached by the law, and discuss the propriety
of asking Congress to extend the law SO as to
cover such cases.
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MAR RED.

BIRCH-DANNER On Thursday evening" ocse-
Der 18th, 1SS5 by Rev. b. G. Conner, RICHARD T.
BIRCH. of Washington. ID. C., and SARAH DAN
NER, Of Cumberland County
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On October 10Th
1855. by the Rev. John 3. Lindsay, ID D. the resi-
deuce OF the brides parents, West washington d. c.
ROBERT J. w. BREWSTER 10 Miss LEILA SHOE
MAKER No cards.
DUNAN-sHELToN. On May 1lth. 1855, In Bai-
timore by the Rev. Mr. Ball. Mr. JOSEPH A Do.
NAN 70 Miss MARTHA NJ SHELTON, both Of wssh-
inRton, ID. G..
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THOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. o
L Real Estate Auctioneers


CHANCERY SALE OF AN IMPROVED LOT ON
EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST (EXTEND-
ED, BETWEEN BOUNDARY STREET AND
GRANT AVENUE, IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, DC.
=, BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -.
the District of Columbia, passed and entered in Fl:
Equity Cause, No. 96l7 wherein John H. King E!l
executor OF the last will of Anna Pinlon, de-
ceased, Is complainant, and William Brown is de-
PENDANT, the undersigned Trustee will sell, public
auction, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, on FRIDAY, the
TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER, 1885. in
front of the premises, the following described prop
erty viz certain piece of real estate lying and
ate in the county of Washington District of Columbia
and known and described the south half of the
east half hat Is the quarter of LO5 in Wright and
Coxs subdivision of part of Pleasant Plains,
corded in the records of Washington county, in the
District Aforesaid. said quarter lot being Is feet
width by Ill o35-1OOO feet deep.
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money to
he paid in cash. and the balance In two equal install
ments payable respectively in one and two years after
day OF SALE and bearing interest at the rate of six
centum per annum. for which notes Of the pur-
property sold or all cash at the option of the pur
chaser All cOnveyancing at cost of the purchaser A
deposit of $50 required when the property is knocked
down. If the terms of sale are not complied with
In ten days the Trustee reserves the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaung
chaser, after i've days previous advertisement
RUTLEDGE WILSON, Trustee,
Oc1Zd&dS 4O6 s1th N
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PRovERB FoR The PENNY.w1sn.

penny saved Is two earned Is proverb every one
has heard, but which but few practice. While pru-
dent about certain expenditures. many display reck-
less extravaganza in others. who thinks moth
ing of buying 81 box of cigars will growl his wife
for paying fifteen cents for ribbon for her back
hair. There are many who would run all over town
to save ten cents on barrel of -four and yet will
patronize snowy expensive clothing store believing
that the place to secure bargains If such persons
would reflect but q moment they would see the error
oftheir way. The bigger the store, the larger the
mirrors. and more snowy the plate glass 'front.' the
larger the expenses When the expenses are large
the profits have to be in proportion This logic too
plain to be disputed Every will concede that to
sell low the expenses must be kept down to q very
small figure This is exactly the principle upon which
POOL CLOTHING CO., corner eth and g streets
Where fancy clothing establishments have to secure
profit Of from SO to So every suit they sell. we
can more than pay running expenses at onesxth
those figures. Then again, our cheap prices make
quick sales That is where real profit comes in
One per cent month seems like q very small profit;
when we can turn that one per cent over every
month it amounts TO twelve per cent per annum. You
Will perceive that we do not glittering and
sensical boasts to deceive you. We give you facts
which are incontrOvertible. Moreover we give you
Suits for &c. 1925 $3.50, SO. $12, S14; Overcoats
at 3d. $5, 49, 81 SO. $40, $12, that preten-
tious rivals are selling at double our figures.
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Oay-Hne hr1oss -
The results OF the first three races at Ivy CITY
yesterday were published In TIE STAB L.
evening. The fourth race of the day-the Al
lington stakes for 2-year-olds, three-Quartcrs q
a mile-wss won by BesS Elkwood second, Tne
Bard third. Time, liz. Mutusls paid elo>1A
The nth and last race, purse $500. for all
ages, one mile and q furlong, was won oy SOY
ereign Pat; windsail second, Bonnie b third.
Time, 1:59. Mutusls paid $1,000.
On the Track To-day.
There was large attendance at Ivy CITY -
day, notwithstanding the gathering cloudA
AT 12:1o O'Clock seven cars went out crowded
and each train AFTER that was Jammed. The
indications OF rain last night caused some
horses which were entered for to-day's events
the sport fine. In the frst race strathrpcy was
the mvorite but Jim Douglass and Rioa both
The odds offered on the first race were a. Id
lows: strathspey, 3 to 5; Jim Douglass, 2 20 4;
Rica. & 20 L; Lady Loud and Ooraline, 10 70 4.
Caroline, 4 to 1. In the mutuals and auction
pools Strathspey ruled a strong favorite because
of his late successes, and especially his easy
strengthened by the fact that J. McI.aug him,
the favorite jockey, rode him. The Other
g% SSnn sGd Res Ms.sSS;
Rivers. McLaughlins mount always com.
mands numerous hackers.
clouds and q general feeling OF relief was ex.
perienced. From the station an almost con.
tinual stream OF people poured In. and even the
late trains took out u good many, chiefly gov
eminent officers and employees who could nos
get OF earlier in the day. Very many drove
ont, and the infield was well-filled with vehk-
cles.
The program for to-day was follows:
First race-One mile. with penalties and allow.
ances-Strathspey, ID pounds Jim Douglass,
los; Rica, 10; Lady Loud, 100; Coraline, 100.
Second race-The Anacostis stakes for Swear
olds one and one-eighth miles-Longview, Il rs
pounds Elmendorf, l13; barefoot III; Mau.
NEE, Mira, Tele Doe and Bonanza, no. John
C., los; Rosette, los.
Third race-Handicap sweepstakes, one and
one-quarter miles-Heel-and-Toe, 10. pounds:
Enigma. 100; swift and Bessie, 100 each; King
George, 81; Leroy, 30.
Fourth race-0ne mile with selling allow
ances-Tony Foster, 40 pounds; Cardinal
McC!oskey, 103; Hotachimie, 1Oo Pat Dennis,
%: Polonia, %; Irish Lass, 80; Uberto, IS:
Chanticleer, SIS; Bonnie 8, -.
Fifth race-Handicap. six-furlong heats
Brookwood, 1O5 pounds; Frankie B.. 1O4:
Mhizgig, lo4; McBowling, 100; Bald Hornet
and Desiree. so.
The winners To-day.
The first race by Jim Douglass:
$l6.45.
In the second race Telie Doe won; Elmendorf
second. Time, 1853. Mutuals paid $40 So.
In the third race Swift Was first and Heel and
Toe second.
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Tennie CIa6in Married.
VICTORIA WOoDHULL'S SISTER THE WIFE OF

Tennie ClaRin Married.
VICTORIA wooDHULL'S SISTER THE WIFE OF A
RICH MAN AND vISCOUNT.
Special correspondence of the Philadelphia
Times from London, October 6, says: The cable
may or may not have announced the nuptials
OF Miss Tennessee Clafiin. The cards of the
bridegroom, bearing his continental title, Wis
condo de Montserradi, were left upon friends in
London the day following the wedding, but the
ceremony at st. Mary Abbott's, Kensington,
was witnessed only by members of the families
interested. Miss Clafins husband is an Eng
lish gentleman named Cook, of the great firm
of wholesale diapers, Cook & Sons, OF ST. Pauls
Churchyard, and it is understood that he de-
rives the title of nobility above mentioned
through the possession of magnificent estate,
Montserrat, Cintra, Portugal, whittier the happy
pair have now gone. In short, the gentleman
is nothing more'nor less than prince de finance
in the commercial world, and that, speaking
still In the gross sense of pounds, shillings and
pence, Mrs Cook Miss Tennessee) will be even
better endowed than is her sister, Mrs. John
Biddulph Martin formerly Mrs. Victoria G.
Woodbury., whose husband Is of the fine firm of
Lombardstreet bankers, the Messrs. Martin.
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CHICAGO Mark eta,


WHAT JUDGE THOMAN SAYS.
Civil Service Commissioner Thoman, who
just returned to-day from his trip through the
northwest, was seen by STAR reporter this
afternoon. He refuses 70 say anything about
his possible resignation from the civil service
commission or as to the reorganization of the
commission. He says he has been throughout
the northwest and has seen that the belief in
civil service reform is growing among the peo-
pie. The masses of the people wherever he
has been believe that the President has taken
q noble stand for civil service reform, and they
mean to support him. This spirit amounts to
enthusiasm In many localities. few growls
are heard from politicians, but they are not
needed. His trip, the judge says, was inspiring
and encouraging.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE ON CAPITOL HILL. IN THE CITY OF

IRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON CAPITOL HILL. IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, d. G.
BY virtue of certain DEGREES of the Supreme ~
~ cause No. {, 1892, the undersigned VIII sell atA4
public auction in front the premises the highest
and best bidder thereof, on MONDAY, the SECOND
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1855, at FOUR O'CLOCK
r. NJ, the following valuable real estate, viz Lots
numbered q 3, g. 10, IL and IL in square numbered
LOAD; and Immediately thereafter Lot in Square
LOAF; and Immediately thereafter Lots 25. % 27,
e and 81 In Square 1,O4S and Immediately there
after Lots II and in Square O66 and Immediately
TUESDAY, the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1850, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following real
tate VIZ Lots 3, and in Square ,l22; and imme-
dately thereafter all that part of Lot in Square 1877
contained within the following metes and bounds, be-
ginning tor the same at point distant ISL feet 5
inches west from the southeast of the said
square and running thence north as feet inches to
an alley thence in northerly direction along said al
ley feet and 9l inches thence south 80 feet and
IA inches to street south; and thence east l3 feet
and inches to the place of beginning, improved by
twO-story brick and frame house.
All OF the said lots will be sold separately and
pSlt OF SlOO Will be required each lot The
OF sale In each and every will be follows: One
1Ourth OF the purchase money in cash and the balance
In three equal payments at twelve, eighteen and
twentyfOur months, bearing interest at q per cent
and secured to the satisfaction of the trustees all
cash at the option of the purchaser All conveyance
terms of sale shall be complied with 10 days afer
sae at the risk and cost of the defaulng purchaser
II. ROSS PERRY,
EDMUND X. GOLDSBOROUGH,
- Trustees and Receivers.
THOS e. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. ocI 7-eo&ds.
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VTNHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
AssIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
IAIE ON THE CAPITOL HILL, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COL
By virtue Of certain deed of assignment exc e.tA
cuted to the undersigned by T. Edward Clark EHfN
and Thomas b. Cross ct al recorded in Lber 1871
No 500, folio 237 ct sea- of the land records OF the
said District, will sell, at public auction to the
highest and best bidder therefor the following lots
ground and premises at the respective times herein
after specified and in front OF the several premises,
on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF NO
VENEER PROXIMO, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ,
we will sell lots % and 90 square sol, having to-
gether front of 9O feet Fourth street, between
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER we will sell Lot
~ OF william Nottingham subdivision of certain lots
IN square $40, the same fronting 20 feet on South
Carolina avenue between 9th and 10th streets south
east. and improved by One-story shanty.
1MMED!ATELY THEREAFTER we will sell Lot
in square south OF square 95l the same fronting 20
feet Virginia avenue, between 9th 10th streets
southeast, and improved BY twostory frame house.
VENEER PROXIMO. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
We will sell Lots 8, Is and 16. in square 992 Lot s
mas rons OF ee n3 on dt th street. between and
front of 1929 feet on 18th street. between and Z
streets southeast.
Lot L. in square 1865 the being at the ntersec-
ton of street and North Carolina avenue northeast
These lots will be offered in each separately
The terms of sale will be onnthird of the purchase
money i'll cash and the balance in three equal pay
mens at SIX twelve and eighteen months with inter
est at SIX per cent per annu all cash. at the Op-
payments shall have been completed. A deposit of
500 will be required at the time of sale each lot
All conveyanGing and recording at the cost Of the
with i'll ten days after sale at the risk and Of de-
fauting purchaser.
SAMUEL CROSS.
II. ROSS PERRY Acsio
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BALTIMORE, Nd. October 2O.-virginia skies
consolidated. 30, new ten-fOrtes 354; threes 50
North Carolina skies. old. l.14Aa bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. ND, October 20.-Cotton quiet
middlng. 9he; Flour quiet and steady Wheat south
ern dull and lower: western lower, closing easy
southern red. 9aa95: southern amber. local. o2
red. spot. 92a92la; November, 92asas3ls: December
active and firm; western dull but nOminally firm
southern white, 52a54; southern yellow, 52a54
western mixed spot, 5Oi4a5Oia: November, 49i4 bid
year. 45asa46; January, 447sa45l4. Oats quiet and
steady-sOuthern, SOa34; western white 32a34; west
ern mixed 29a3l; Pennsylvania. 3Oa:34. Rye quiet
and steady, 64a67. Provisions firm and unchanged
Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs firmer. l9a20
Petroleum nOminally steady-refined. SlsaSl. Coffee
easy-Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 77sa9. Sugar
copper refined dull, lOasa11. Freghts to Liverpool
per steamer quiet and nominal-cotton sgd; flour
Is: grain. 22a3d. per bushel. Recepts-four zoo
barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn Il 900 bushels
oats. 10000 bushels; rye, 500 bushels shipments
wheat. 1882 bushels. Sales-wheat, 716OOO bushels
corn, 1000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. October 20, pm.-Wheat ruled
easy and closed 81 under vesterday-Cash, S7la; No
vember, S77sasS: December, 80: May, S7lA- Corn
Oats auietacash. 25ls; Noysmber, 25Ss May; 29is
1 5l:, Pork @ s,eady.Cash, So; November SAB
tOber. 800; November. 597la: December. 600.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

a GENTLEMAN CONTROLLING vALJTA ri =,
"A landed property in Florida, originally a wild or
grove desires Partner OF means to take an m
divided half interest in the property live upon IN and
improveit. The place has 500 or 600 Wild orang.
trees upon it, Address r. w. T., q. 8. Senate p q
washington, u. =, - oc2o-6t
E,OR sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES or i.
II Grocery Stere with Horse and v agon: GOOD cash
trade: old stand: dwelling over store: r
Oc.UN3ts - ~ "-'Aoo'
"ANTED-A PARTNER WITH NOT T-Es:s
w than S2O.OOO in prosperous mercantile bnsi-
1870 Object: To extend the business and secure a
GOOD man To share its management Address M :, q
CHANT, 7. o. Box 592 Washington, d. C. ocI7-stt
nESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN
Il 50. 23l, bet. 18th and 18th sts. and II and n N
, Lots on St. 1Sx10O feet
q Lots on Wallach st, 1SxS0 fee..
Lots on ST., 1Sxl00 feet
Lots on cor 18th and u SITS, 2Ox1 O6 feet
8 Lots on 14th ST, bet t and Wailach 2OxIO6 feet
st. h. west side; will be sold al reasonable nrices
and easy terms w. II. CLAGE.TT Owner
S19 Market Space.
p s. ROSEDALE-
EASTERN END COLUMBIA RAILWAY CO
Il offer good-szed Lots from 5000 to $3.50 a Lot
small cash payments: balance monthly. A good op-
portunity to get cheap home the line of street
railway. w. IL. CLAGETT. $40 Market space
ocl5-1Ot f
A NY WELL RATED BUSINESS HOUSE IN
"A city or country with banking facilities who NAV
be embarrassed or DESTROYS of obtaining tenn porary
accommodation on their paper, can secure same BY
addressing ABSOLUTELY CONFIDENTIAL Box
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GEORGE T. WOODWARD, Trustee

FAECUIOR SALE.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
the undersigned under and by virtue of the last will
ofGreenberry NJ. Watkins will sell at public auction
in front of the premises, the tweny-seven CD
feet of lot No. 81 In HOlmead's addition to George
town, d. C., with the improvements
Terms OF sale: Onehalf cash; balance in six and
twelve months, to be secured on the property sold
with interest S25 deposit required at time Of sale
All conveyanclng, &c, at purchasers cost. If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days
premises may be resoi at the defaultng purchasers
SPENCER WATKINS,l Executors Of
EDGARP WATKINS, g. NJ. Watkins
JESSE H. WILSON, Attorney. Oc17-d&ds
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I'd EDITION,
--latest kilograms to The Star,
A Complete Reconciliation Effected Re
tween Them.

A Complete Rec0nciliatiOn Effected Re
tween Them.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
RICHMOND, VA, October Colt was an.
nounced in The STAR Of Saturday last that the
misunderstanding between Gov Cameron and
John 8. Wise, the republican candidate for gov
ernor, growing out Of the alleged Malone as
saults on the former, had been entirely recon-
ciled. Since that time Mr.. Cameron and Mr. Wise
have had an interview, the result of which is
to leave no longer any doubt of the governors
hearty support Of Wise. Gov. Cameron will
however, within the next few hours make a
publication in defense OF himself against the
newspaper assaults, responsibility for which he
charges on Senator Malone. This publication
will contain some interesting matter.
Killed by n Boiler Explosion.
CHARLESTON, s. c., October 2O.-The boiler I'm
the steam saw mill Of j. A. Quackenbush, near
Ridgeville exploded at daylight, killing two
men and one boy. Three others were terribly
Strengthening Rates to the South.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October 2O.-The rail-
and Georgia and the Western Atlantic COM
panies was renewed with increased bitterness
to-day by general cut to all southern points
OF 80 to 20 cents by the former line.
Telegraphic Briefs.
At this mornings session of the National
Prison Congress at Detroit Secretary Rounds
read letter from President Cleveland, regret.
ing his inability to be present