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ONE HOUR FASTER TINE


On Both Mornlag and Eyrr,ar Traips5
VIA Nandnlia and Pennsylvania
Route, From 81. Louis to tho East.
Commencing Auguet 81, 1855.
DAY ExPREss-Leavo st. Louis o. a.
M, arrive Columbus ll:2O p. M, ar
rive Pittsburgh, 6; 40 n. M, arrive ut
Baltimofe 6:4j p. M, arrive Washing
ton $50 p. m, arrive Philadelphia ESQ
p. M, arrive New York 9:35 .. H., ar
ilVe Ghicago 8 p. M, arrive Cincinnati
IL y, IN.
Passengers by Day Express can con-
noct at Columbus With The hIimited
Express" and arrlve st New York at
6:65 o. N.
EASTERN EXPREss-Laave st. Louie
5 p. M, arrive Columbus 1l:l0 q, M,
arrive Pittsburgh 6:l0 y. M, arrive
baltlmor9 b..5 @, M, arrive Washing
Ton 0:SOa No., arrive Philadelphia 5:S5
Q. ILL.,, arrive Now York q. M, nearly
four hours e9rlior than formerly, Ar
rive Chicago 100 q. M, arrive Cincin-
natl 1885 a. M.
;, All trains run daily, Saturday and
Sunday included, and it will be- no.
tloeo thar both morning and evening
trains now leave St. Louis one hour
later than heretofore, and after trains
OF all other lines have gone, with same
arriving time Mt New York es before.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TRAINS.
IN ADDITION to above trains the In
dlsnapolis Accommodation and Gin
olnuati Express will leave st, LOWS NJ
!:lS a. m, daily, except Sunday, arriv-
ing AT indianapolis at 3:3S %, IN, and
Cincinnati at 7:l0 p. m.
Only line running Reclining Chair
Car on night tralns between St, Louis
and Cincinnati.
Pullman Hotel or Buffet Sleeping
Cars on all trains through TO New
York. Tickets over vandalia Line
and full information can DO secured
on application TO ticket agents OF con.
Meeting lines In tho West, or by sd-
dressing N. A. Fonp.
General Passenger Agent, ST. Louis,
MISSOURI.
GEo, A. KNIGHT,
las. Texas,
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these options. l. is the gonersl
belief that ell q The atocE
embraced In the options viii DO called
nefofo tomorrow night. In nesc-
tlatirg Us loans tho Oregon Transcon-
tlnental gave optlNns on GO,0OO share,
OF Northern Pacific preferred, at 50,
400 on oO,OOo shares Of Northern Pa
citic common, at %; also on n Iarge
block OF OreGon Railway aud Ngyl-
.Gtioh, buJ 10 is understood
tnst very little OF tails s.ork mas been
called Tor. IL r0s yumcrod here that
an Injunction had been obtained, re-
s.rsimng the delivery Of tho Northern
Pacific Stock on the Oregon TranscHn-
tihohtal notes, but tho story wEH de-
MED both by President Ralston, OF tho
Farmsrs' Loan and Truss o1mnanv.
snd PToaidens Smith, os tho Oregon
IFanseontineutsl, The stock has b9sn
delivered ior a week past.
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PERSONA.


Mr. RIP. AlnsT alshis Victim o. the
deDgus.
Mr.. @. L. Hooper is down with the
dcngue.
Mr.. John Spellm IN is q victim OF the
| dtpSue.
Hon. W. j. Gavin, OF hsrshall, is in
the city.
MIS-. S. b. Blake is i'll With the deu-
dus foyer.
Colonel Hugh Rainty is ont after q
spell Of HickQess.
Mr.. Henry Boil Il seriously III with
yp h0malgrlal foyer.
Mr.. A. w. Klnsman, OF San Fren-
cieoo, Ia ~ tho Windsor.
Mr. A. p, Lssler aud vito, of Fort
Worth, are at ihe Windsor.
Drs. Gillespie and Elliot, who have
tue donEue, aro recovering.
Mr.. ]. II. Webster is recovering
rom On a,tackof the dengne.
Captain J. q. Johns Is c0nyslescing
from an attack OF the dengae.
Mr.. b. j. Kendrlck, sgsnt OF 70 10,
the Magic Queen, II Ia the city,
| -NtHsMth ts W.
Worth, va, in tho city yesterday.
Nr. ]. George Suffer, manager OF
the Tally Ho company, is In tho city.
air. L.. j. Ellls, y well known parsen.
Ger agout OF LtItlu Rock, 10 In the city.
Mr.. j, N. Furlopg, q large cattle man
city.
W. II. GarrOtsop, the Dlebod safe
map, ieo!s SAFE now. 1t Ia a 10.pound
girl.
Mr.. II. G. Sweeney, q prominent ost-
We buyer, left yesterday for Fort
Mr.. N. Chapman. a prominent cattle
man, OF Dsming, New Mexico, 10 In
III. N. Smits leaves tonight for Sui
phur Springs on business, to BIO absent
one week.
j. d. Robertson, representing tho j,
III. Anterior company, Louisville, is
In the city.
Mr.. II. Greenwsli, manager OF the
galveston and Dallas opera houses, 10
In the city.
Mr.. r. Il. Spaulding arrived home
yeetorday morning from South Texas,
sick with foyer.
Mr.. Il. l.. MSrsalis, who had a re-
lapse OF the dengue fever, IL s,ill con-
iinod 70 his room.
Mr.. W, $. Hudson, deputy clerk in
the county court, 10 out again, after an
attack OF the denguo.
Rev. Mr.. Clark will preach at the
rair uiound school house ut so'clock
on Sunday, November /.
Mr.. J. NJ. Williams. formerly civil
engineer ON the Cult, Colorado 4 Santa
Fe railroad, 10 In tho city.
Mr.. &. W. Jackson, tho stirring land
agent OF the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe
road was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. George Burgess, engineer OF en-.
CINE company No. 4, Lost his little q
ye9-old son yesterday, by foyer.
Mr.. Ben Holdsp,of Ohio IA visiting
bic brother, a. y. Holden, corner OF
Ross avenue and Browder street.
M. Williamson, tho popular clcrk OF
the orand Windsor. In QUE again, after
wrestling with the dengue foyer.
Judge 4. q. Bower, OF the county
coert, held out 20 the last, but has
finally succumhsd 10 the dengue fever.
Mr.. A. l.. Smith, Tho popular travel
ing agent OF tho httle Rock A Mem.
phis road, 10 recovering from the den.
eue.
Colonel James Tcole, who has been
oeri0ualy III with fever. Il prouou mead
oct Of danger by DR.. Wilsou, hie NJ.
tending physician.
Mrs. Judge John White and dsueh-
Ter, Mrs. BsHs Carnovau. are visitiuR
their con and brother, Judge Alexsn.
o. White, Of thIs city.
ar. b. r. Armstrong, rsprsssnsins
Afmstr0ug Brue., Wholesale eroooeS,
bSsInsss zip ikrodsk wsss TSSSs.
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At tho Theatre

A full and fashionable house last
evening greeted "The Professor" a
play that had met with such fine sue
csss In tho Madison Square theatre,
Tho leading characters are Mr.. Arthur
Hinsdale, the Professor, by Mr.. J. O.
narrows, and Daisy Brown, a child ..
tho woods, by Miss Kitty Ohoatham,
and Mr.. Beamerard, a persistent
painter, by Mr.. William L. Kellsrd,
hr. Barrows is one OF thoao eubdvod
ana natural humoris,a that AWAY
please by nRturalness of man
mor ard xne facial oxpression.
In the rolo lest evening no was rertsip-
~ a success, 30 far as he had soope In n
character that was a coordination of
the literary and scientific recluse, with
TAG Keen witted man OF the world with
rare rcpartsc, forever making a point
against thoso who thought 70 get las
better OF his supposed innocence.
MissChentham took that role whore
IN rsHgednoss and wretchedness are
the exterior covering OF q world of
Wesltn ID tno within ~ disclosed, when
aimed Alright by the skilliul explorer
OF the human heart. Her fine
nsure, ner pretty, winsomc
lece' ner nsivetcoi manner and moth
90, anu ner moderated animation,
Meie OF tue Iestures 10 make suscpss TO
walt on honest effort. Added 10 tboss
sttractions,s she possesses volcs Of rsre
magnetic power, remarkable flsxibiI.
~, compass and sweetness, and m
the most careful cultivation. Cbnst
notes and throat notes, oppscialiy
through the middle register. and In TIA
ewells, were brought forth with The
eroateet accuracy, ease and smooth.
ness. The interlarding Of tho sopus
were grateful 70 the audienca' AMI
wcre received With merited apprscia.
M. kellard worked up the d Give.
enoSr tne eeeumed character OF an In.
prev1oeos astias with nasst effsoe.
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A WILD YyEsr SHOW
Xhe Way Hslman's Comnittso was Re
colvod II Fort Ram

FORT RENO, Oct. 3O.-rhe Holman
senatorial committee arrived here last
night. Tho committee was met q low
miles from tho post by two companies
otludinn cadets and escorted in. One
company wss mounted, In regulation
army uniform aud the other dressed
Tor tho occasion - wild wprriorp,
thoroughly painted, with picturesque
eostnmos and h0sddrtsses and carried
spears. They brought 40 tho rear, oh :
seIvlng no ORDER. riding back and
i'r.n anu yelling like Wild, presenting
riors. They showed tho two extreme
IN this manner, and demonstrated 10
tno committee tho advance boinv
made towards civilization aud modern
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Mas Wolff, az Miss Euist, tho Pro.
fesaof's aupt, irving TO marry him oil
sat tso age Of 4l;n Min Minnie Wood
as Esteue, ana Mr.. Johnson, rs Harry
Narston, wore ell well up in their
parts.
The play ia q fair ono, tho moral
good, and tho general acting fully ar
to the average.
NOTES.
In the third act quito pleasing
episode occurred, in The shapo az a Dos
ket of rare flowers, presented TO Hiss
Cbeathem, and brought all the wsy
from 81, Louis.
On the right and lett sections OF The
dress circle were some 40 or 50 ladies'
an! gentlemen, An opera party, pes.
ont In full evening dress, under the
invitation OF Mr.. IL. Z. Cowen; yerV
elegant cards having been sent out 4
week ago 10 his guestg, along
with. tho programme of the
rich satin. The party consisted oi
lieutenant Governor and Ars. r.
Gibba, MIR. and Mra. w. C. Common,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sanger, M
and Mrs. ID. IL. Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs
1RfNTt ANAAs RAAlu JUICE
gchneider, Mr.. and MIA. N. g. Chiid,,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L: Hughes, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. It. Trezevant, Mr.. and Mira
r. V. Tompsins, Mr.. ". j. Webb and
Miss Annie Duncan. Also Misses
Zlllah Lee, Nitric Morgan,
Ltlian jenkins, Annie Pfouts, Doug.
las Ewoll, Bessie Stephenson. Mary
Leiko, Lula Smith, May Thomas
aud kittie Cheatham. AND
Messrs. John Simpson, Frank Cock,
rail, Paul FARSI, Nd. Fonda, Il, IL
Burr, Royal A. Ferris, j. q. O'Connor
Mr.. Il. Wood, Mr.. j. l.. Henderson
Mr.. Cole, OF New York, Mr.. Plres and
MIR. Z. p. Cowan, the host.
Al the close Of the performance the
party adjourned 10 the supper-roomS
OF the Grand Windsor hotel whore An
elegant repsst awaited, dressed witl
pyramiel and dishes OF cut roses i'm.
ported for tho occasion.
Tonight the professor" will be re.
peated, and also at tho matinee at
O'Clock this afternoon.
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Stoeka AHd Honda.

NEW York, Oct. 3O.-Government
bonds dull and strong.
There was again an active an d we'll
distributed business In railroad bonds
with more or less speculative tradinr =.
There was some Improvement In the
stock market to-day, both In tho
amount of business done, and In Tho
prices realized, Notwithstanding the
TACT that the general sentiment on tho
street last evening and this morning
was moro bearish a. TO immediate re'
suits than ut any previous time since
the top prices wers reached last week.
Tho only very active stock to- day
was Western Union, the sales OF which
were $1,000 shares. Hut there was
= good business In Lackavannn.
Lska Shore, Reading, Northern Pa,
cific. Oregon TranScontlnentsl, snd
So Paul. Tho total sales to-day were
3SN,S30 shares. The opening was some.
whatirregular, but generally y 10 AZ
por cent. lower than yesterdays clos-
lug, and In many cases there was a
inrther decline OF y, to !. psr osnt, In
tho early dealing. Az this timc tho
lowest prices OF tho day wore made,
The Weakness wae soon followed by a
trm market, during which prices
made porsislsn but slow progress nm.
wards, until about 1 o'clock, when
there was q slight yielding, and In
the Last hour the nsikst
was decidedly strong for some stocks
and steady for sthers. Tho closing was
somewhat irregular, and, In soma
cases, were tho highest quotations
reached, while others were J. 20 " b.
low the best figures. Comparing tho
oloalng figures with those Of last even.
ing, however, the advances raupe
from y tsover 1 per cent.
:. Unusual interest IL taken In the
Northern Pacific and Oregon Trans.
continental owing TO the fact that the
options given the Oregon TrAnsconti.
mental on the other stocks will expire
tomorrow. The president Of aha
rarmera Loan and Trust company
says that both the common and prs.
lefred stock Of The Northern PariSc
have ben called IN lareo anlountS ~
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ANsOUHcRnENr,

,h pim s.,n !. Private Dining above
s ssss ,nvlsss Al shcse Who wish 10 b &.
son. n. 1SSs,ss ScSS
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&NMNNN\&eN
LEADING cLOIHINRA HAT 7BRS AND lDRyDHDRS
Captain W. II. Duss, superlntendsut

CAPTAIN W. III. Doss, superintendent
Of the Day cattle ranch, in Colenlan
county, wes in tbs city yesterday.
Mr.. j. @. O'Conn0r returned yeSter-
day from a businasg trip 10 Now Haxi-
%. lic says that Texas fer surpslses
IL as u grazing country.
Mr.. Thomas b. IBgram, with Ara
strong Bros., who MSS bsep confined to
his bed for eoyernl days past with the
don2uo fever, saoiO 60 DO out sgsih.
My. Cannon, tho well-known agent
for Iei<ler Btos,' Philadelphia, shoes,
VIII coon visit iexas with 81 tull line
OF spring samples. HD will have tie
newest and best styles ont, ofs hsso
popular goods. Partieg wishing sgen-
clos gddress, vt Fort Worth, care Of
PlcSwick hotel.
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A Broken Window

During tho winter will be very dis
agreeable thing to have In tho house
but Hamilton X Young have taken
precautions TO have In store an I'm.
mense stock OF window glass and
skilled workmen, who will promptly,
and at reasonable prices, replace ali
broken panes In your house. Tole.
phone Hamilton & Young TO send up
and put In your glass.
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Boys call st the Hunstablo Boot 4
Shoe Company, III Elm street, and soc
VIII Hunstable's three new styles OF
toes on shoes. The Dude, walken.
fest, aud Dallas too. Leave tho pho.
tograPh OF your foot there, aud tho
shoes won't hurt your corna,
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"siierman, Taxa,,

Hawkes. new cryslslized lenses and
patent spEing oyeslasses arc fitted to
al conditions OF thaoye by Rich ards 4
iiNsnards, uruRglst., Sherman, Texas.
Every pair warranted.
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Mirs Wolff, az Miss Elist, tho Pro-
fessot's supt, irving TO marry him of
sat tse aSe Of Al" Miun Munni5 Wood,
az Estelle, ana Mr.. Johnson, rs Harry
parstun, wore ell well up ia their
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1 have added a largo bilk depart.
mont, In black and oolored Bilks, in
Rhadames, Tricotines, Rhadslmier,
Lyons and other qualities. Ali ask,
come see the silks and price them.
Il. BAuMAS.
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NOTEN.

The play ia fair ono, tho moral
good, aud tho general acting fully up
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N ~ - ~ " IN ~ uAsronlA.
~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ n CAsTOnaAs
- asfssm. nIphs - Y CADT0n1As
sen~ - slnAa - ess ~ "a s1onl
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Courtney who was writing at his desk In the CiIS A.
sad thai the wall appeared 20 rock seusDly Inc Hi
tapce from Flood Rock the Brooklyn CIsy, III ~
seven miles I'm a straight line Persons OUT OF IUoS ~
not feel the XplOsiOn much as those III tf In
The effects Of the explosion were usJiuO " 49, VII
UacEenssck, y. j. about fifteen miles IlOu "a 80
at 1928 past IL o'clock The ground trelnOioN al"
buildings were slightly shaken ~. -,o.o oP
At w-Brunswicl \. j., most pecu,i s So 81
things existed, for rs shown by the 1ooWhE as t,c
Press dispatch sent from that place ycsteI.'ay ' in
was fct before tue mine fired " Acting t Van
structions from the Naval Observatory az " ISL
irutou Professor c. Il. Merrman made pIrIa,a,
tlous this morning TO detect carr H.,,r,,,,,,io nj
from the Flood Rock explosion at me nIiscs
Observatory of Rutgers College, Owing 10 Iora,
the passing of trains etc, his ObscrvGnonS Tei a
somewhat unreliable. sixty seconds past II c,o
trcmOr was noticed which continued unJH l"o nin
and thirty seven seconds past H." IL, y-ost
The shock OF the explosion was falnty Ieit ~
chester County ut III o'clock Villages on tile
and New York and NeWHaycu roads were URINE ln'
affected than those the Hudson RIVER l3Ilroi Of
At Long Island City the trcmOr was ielJ platnly ~
ILL. At Jamaica, J.. l., it was barely dsceil -
IL Ii the south shore OF Long lSlanu no SHoe ho
felt. At East New-York the vibration was severe ~
Ing felt at II. 1871 and ~ woke up policeman U
was Sleeping in the Police station Al hoSl{ H. 10
Head Flushing and along the north shore INC 9nO' WV
noticed at liz. ,o,
Few people I'm Paterson claim TO nave IelJ Jho sho
of the explosion, although hundreds Wctt ~,
TOR H. In most those who felt sShJ NiDl' -
put their experience several minutes before tue UNI
when the explosion actually occurred one 1au ""'
he fct T. at two minutes after eleven. III ~
USE reporter could detect nothing, ana lOunI that luis
W,t the general experience.
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voTTKrrTuoOD OF A UNION.

The word seems to have been passed along
the Democratic lines that there is to be no union with
Tammany Hall on the local ticket " tell you 1t Is
dollar TO a cent" SAID q County Democracy leader 10
mail ,r,nn i'm The Hoffman House last evening, " That
there yy be no union. We have not wanted one RON
fhc start Tho only danger .. there being union was
that some OF oar leaders might not nave backbone
euou. 10 stand up against Governor mrs eHtrealles
and implication that there would DO trcachery Practsed
If tnpre were two democratic local uckets well uo
Governor has and gone, and lac has not moved Us
from our position Aud ID not believe anything eau
gcrnluD. II mn css all the powers OF the Adninlstit
ton are brought 20 bear. This DO not thlhk HAeyi
although Manning might feel inclined that way" 49,.
Speculation ia naturally rife as 10 what tue county
ocracy VIII do at ts County Convention to-orpM.
Those who are position to know say tAat u Is likely
to agree tins ticket:
For Justice OF the supreme Court, George C. Barrett el
rauou IN ted: Jug" the superior Count J"hn
,pcDl t,uomiu3tel: JUICE OF ttr Court o Common Iils
Edward Patterson DEM Justice OF the cry '1uIt "id
VIII T. auts ll.ep mated; PRESIDE ut OF liC 'oitH
Of idefmru Ad0D L. sanger. DEM ren0uHnte >etI T.
Andrew g. White Dcm.. County tirrk, l-d"did -. ''Ss
IJcr. Nh. pres DEPUTY county ClcrSi 'oIOl-f ~.
PhiD UOln another COUNTY Democracy maI ara "eimah
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NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The lid Assembly District Republicans will
hold Davenport and carr ratification meeting at Careuo on
Han No ia East rhirtecuth.st tomorrow evening A
campaign club wall be organized several abo speakers vail
make addresses.
The Independent Political Association OF tho XVIII A.
srmbY District. composed principally property owners
ann business 81 Friday
IhlrN lOurtst ana elected the following Ocrrs Magnus
ShHhen, president John j. McGodrCk and Henry Mailer
vice presidents, Leopold and LOUIS schneider stcr
taTles, ana ". Woods. treasurer
meeting Of the Committee OF the Republican
Union aud Protective club coloed held the office on
the president, j. IL. ~mms. No 10 west 1enthst, last
night 10 make
Ing lla on the nght OF october % u mty the Republican
nominations IL ~ con deuty expected by tho members OF
the club that Professor john NJ. Lngson
Of fennsy wanna w speak rhe club although II was only
started september 20 organized IN sixteen Assem-
bly, districts and the membership Is increasing fast
The Irish Americans OF the XVIII Assembly District bel
an enthusiastic meeting last night their arters 40
90 West hiryhlth ST. aud elected perman6 II officers of
Their cub O the coming campaign In favor Dayenpor
anu Joseph Is Carr James Careg president Tet5r Lynch
cepIesiuoht colonel j. T. OFynn secretary John Muir
ray financial secretary b. Murphy treasurer Berpard
Maseson sergeant al arms At previous meeting the ou6
meeting VIII Dc held on next Thursday nghA
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AETER TIE EXPLOSION.
\ SWARM OF SMALL BoAIs-NErs FULL OF DEAD
FIsH-FLOAuNG TMBERS.

4 SWARM or SMALL BoAIs-NErs FULL OF DEAD
FIsH-FLOATNG TMBERs.
The most astonishing thing about the whole
affair was TIE rapidity with which matters settled down
10 original condition of serenity after he terrific
uphelval. After that white mount u of water had been
swallowed ~ 10y the cavity beneath. cloud OF foam and
Gas rested over the place whore t hal disappeared
when that had gone and while the raCk-a rock smell
was yet in the nostrs of the spectators the fleet OF small
boat, and tugs made wild rush for the scene o havoc
The visible portion OF the rock had been reduced to u
fourth Of its On end of the island still
remaining stood sadly dcmoralizod wacr tank md in
the the ruin Of the derrick frame lay ON IT. side
IA buried I'm the fragments Of rock. The white waves
danced straight up aud down for few moments over the
submerged and then settled down To- level oXpansc
dirty The occupants uf the small boats boarded
the wreck at a hundred different points, jumped from
rock 10 rock and swarmcI up the remnant Of derrick
in the portable fragments that could be taken
away mementoe-. some, more economically inclined
devoted their attention 10 the dr wood floating about
and s others east their nets into The troubled waters
and drew out quantities Of stunned anu dead Hsh
lhr Government tug, came over from Astoria, care
fully picking thrr way Hllh lead and line, and hnay
excursion steamers sailed round aud round the rock with
whistles blowing and flags lying. Livery one oil th'"
was hcc.ed over under The unequal dl-ti1iu'n 81" ''t
produced by every man. woman aud child wanting 10
upon the pc OF hr0Ecn rocks ana ilr men N"a mug
Astoria wharf with their mu~lct barrels 1Hd nlio't-
cleaning n the brsht sunlight ana Jlr ieril 1o4i-
resumed their -huttie-ike trips. The elevator oi iho
electric light tower iIact- Point went up 90 The
lantern with load NJ si--ccrS. Who uo" "t tc loch
earthquake was over wcr" wiling I" uu~i themselves 10
that spidcrhr structure The crowds INA, uat mack.
cnrt The wAarve- anl pronoHi"Te' along tie Harlem
no"l -"'tl'd back into their accustomed routine.
foe forrc OF the atmospheric coucu,,ion a.tho1eh
sufficient ~ shake things mp buuly GA NH Rock which
Wa only 300 up 100 feet from The cd-c O." tr f.ri Ing
hni I''-' h"'H j, nee Il' au' ''',.I . '' y"
ft,, f. o. az o. l
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nnnNLSL. NAlIrD FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The Democrats of Queens County yesterday,
in convention at Jamaica, showed their regard for r.
form by nominating Benjamin ". Downing for County
judge Two years ago Downing was District Attorney
ana was removed by Governor Cleveland FOR lndtel3-
ancc. since then Downing has been lighting Tor =
yiudicaton, :; ;n- icmocraUn A"'''..--. ,0nveu-
tinn 10 &c. r,t vigorously against Cleveland His en- .
nifty to the President open and fierce, an IL openly
said by his supporters yesterday mat be vas
chosen largely as q mt at Cleveland. lie had
worked The primaries personally, aid a deal was
made which Included Downing for County judge, \ U.
Weller tur surrogate. John j. Mitchell tor Sue.n, anu
james Srrtou ror County superintendent or tne P1or
All tAos- candidates pooled issues aud succeeded
In nominating themselves AMI IN d"fFaIu
judge Armstrong 3Tu SURROGATE Tow 'ai.
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