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Cotton.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Cotton-The Post in its
cotton review, Future deliveries to-day
IN increasing demand at frmer prices Quotations are
$4,000 higher than yesterday for October, $1,000
higher for January and g. higher for all
later months. Total sales are 81 600 bales and the
market closed firm. Covering of October shorts af-
fected the entire list
NEW ORLEANS Oct II. Cotton steady: net re-
ceipts 13 OO1 bales; gross receipts IS 1888 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 1884 bales; exports coast
wise All bales; sales 1000 bales stock on hand,
1Ol ,O62 bales.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 17-Cotton steady middling
. 3-l6c: receipts 3,5O7 bales shipments. 1885
bales; stock hand 80 7o7 bales sales, 500 bales
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 17.--Cotton steady: middling,
94c sales. 400 bales; receipts, 1905 bales: ship
ments, z 6ZS bales; stock on hand, Is. 5O4 bales.
GALVESTON. Oct 17.-Cotton steady; net and
gross receipts, 492 bales sales, III bales stock
hand, 70, 1921 bales.
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LONDON. Oct 1L-3 P. M.-Rairoad bonds
Atlantic & Great Western irsts, 1865; Atlantic
d GreatWestern seconds, 109. Canadian Pacific,
1473; Erie 1Gl3; Erie seconds, 79a; Illinois Cen
trial. 1884; Mexican ordinary, 22!.; st. Paul com
mon, 81; New York Central. l04; Pennsylvania,
154s; Reading. 100. The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England on bal
ance to-day is f259 000
PARIS, Oct H.-Three per cent. Tentes 79f,
<Oc for account
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TIMETABLE,
Evansville & Terra Haure R,ilcasi

Evansville * Terre HauIe Railroad
Via Vandalia Line.
I've lndpls. 7:3Oam p+120Om t4OOpm s.10:45pm
Ar Indpls-- 3:50am t100Oam 335pm 4:l5pm
Via !. & st. l.. Ryb
1--we Indpls. H1O:60pm f530pm "ll:S5am 7:10am
AZ Indps-.. 3:45am f1000am 3,35pm 6:25pm
Daily, daily except Sunday, parIor car, sleep.
ing car:
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor
sleeping and buffet cars, the finest run in America
between Indianapolis and Evansville Cara are open
for passengers at $50 p. Train does not leave
until I0.45 p M
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Lafayette Courier.
1t is reported that Purdue will not lose Presi-
dent Smart, even if he is made Civil service
Commissioner; but that the board of trustees
will make an arrangement with him by which he
can hold both positions, and thus the university
would not lose his valuable services With 3
vice president at the university, who can attend
to the work, this can be done.
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A colored man swallowed an alligator tooth
breastpin the other night which belonged to his
dulcinea. They were playing and he had taken
the breastpin from her and put it in his mouth
to hide it, when all of sudden it shot down
his aimentry canal.
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visible slowing up in the distribution Of mer
chandise and more of an inclination to discuss
the siow-moving currency. With all this there
is no disposition to severe comment, but rather
an acceptance OF facts as If they an newt
able result of fairly good season. The pulse
OF the market is steady and its strokes
are indicative of recuperation. Nature has
been good and blessings have been
iloeraily distributed without surfeit surplus,
and there is less for grumblers to pick at and
more to give thanks for than is usually acknowl-
edged or admitted This beginning of new
revival in trade. while it will have rebuffs and
set backs, is too we'll founded to fan because of
some local weakness. There is no question of
permancy but simply question Of growth
whether continuously slow and sem-spasmodic,
or rapid and steady The markets are in no.
wise brilliant; the changes are not rapid or
novel; sehool-boy can master the moods of the
market by daily ten minutes of attention. While
retners tell that no money can be made through
converting raw sugars into refined their product
continues to 60 lower and lower as the season
TOT new Orleans sugar approaches Coffees
are strong at present quotations.
GRAIN.
There was better tone to the local market to-
day than on Friday, and larger attendance on
Change. Bidding was quite spirited, and slight
advance on heat was made In other cereals
olds ranged about as on the preceding day. Wheat:
Local markets are rather quiet with fair demand
for small quantities, and sellers seem to be will
ing to make concessions. Futures without much
life. Markets at all other points are generally
higher. New York &c higher. Baltimore &c and
Chicago and st. Louis each &c frmer. We
quote:
NO. Mediterranean, o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9512
NO z red o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a4la
49, ui o. "-''-..' -.---.......--.-- ~
oi' y. '------------ --------------------- S4
Corn-Buyers have generally shaded their bids
little lower, yet offerings of both cash and flu
lures are very light Receipts meagre. New
York and Baltimore &c higher, Chicago and st.
Louis &c lower. We quotes
no. ! white. o. 4412
40. yeiio"' 0. t.------ 4ZA2
NO. yellow, o. AZ
NO. yellow f. o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80
40 1 mi1ed o. t.------- AZ
No z mixed o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4l1s
AVE- . hiiAeo' y. b------- Az
Oats-Steady and quiet ": til some local in
quiry. We quote:
No. white, O. t.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2Slo
!lgnt Mixed o. L. ZSL2
Rye-No. 2. nominal
Bran-Dull nominal.
Hay-Dull; nominal
RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
Wheat bushels 6 800
corn. bushels a, 500
GRAIN IN STORE.
Oct 16, 1885.
Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye
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Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-The Drovers' journal reports:
Cattls-Receipts 100: shipments The
market nominal; shipping steers $3. 6OO6:
stockers and feeders, Sz.3003.75; cows. bulls and
mixed, $l;2503.7o; through Texas cattle steady at
$2.70O3.6O; Western rangers dull and 1OO2Oc
lower; natives and half-breeds. $3.5O04.75; win
tered Texans. 1904.
Hoes-Receipta. %, 500; shipments 1000. The
mixed, So. 2OlO3. 40; packing and shipping SO 4OD
1856; light weights, $3.3O03.S5; skips $2.4O0
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, 100. The market
was steady; natives $l.5O03.5O; Western, So. 500
3; Texans. $1.7502.75; lambs, So 044O.
KANSAS CITY Oct 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 724; shipments.
none. The market for good steady; common
weak and slow, exporters 5 % so good to choice
shpping steers. 81. 80 800 common to medium,
$4.4o 80; stockers and feeders, So 0240; cows,
" 03: grass Texas steers $2.6003.30.
Hogs-Recepts, S,O26; shipments 1895. The
market was weak and sc lower; good to choice,
So. 5o03.6O: common to medium, So 3O0345.
Sheep-Recepts. I'll; shipments. none The mar
ket was steady; fair to good muttons $2.6003. %;
common IT, medium. Sl.5002.4O.
EAST LIBERTY. Oct. 17.-Cattle-The market
was Unchanged, all the consgnments beng for
through points Receipts, 500 head; shipments, 80
head.
Hogs-The market was dull; Phadelphias So. 90
Receipts 6 900 head: shipments 6, 700 head
Sheep--The market continues demoralzed, and
nothing doing. Receipts, 200 head shipments 400
head.
ST. LOUIS Oct. IT, Cattle - Receipts, 400;
shipments, 900. The supply was too small to make q
market and only a small local trade done
Hogs - Receipts 100; shipments. $50. The mar
ket was easy and slow; packing grades So 3O03 60;
800
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts, 100; shipments,
500. No supply and nothing done.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-Hogs firm: common and
light, $3 03. 80: packing and butchers, $3.4o03 go
Receipts, 1903 shipments. LIS.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE market has been only
fair, but invisible sales deliveries sold to arrive,
have returned fair of business.
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Cincinnati Indianapolis st. Louis & Chicago
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cmcinnati and Florida Fast Line
daily, 6. and c. c-..--.-.-.-.. 400 ana
Cincinnati, Rushville and Column.
bus Accommodation lilo asn
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail p. C. 3:55 pm
Cincinnati Accommodation daily. 6:55 pm
Arrive-Indanapolis Accommodation; daily 1915 ara
Chicago and St Louis Mail p. c.. 1I:45
Indianapolis and Lafave cite Accom-. pm
Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line
daily, g. and c.. c..-.-...--..... .10:45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION
Depart-Lafayette and Wabash Ry. Accom-. 7:10 am
Indianapolis and South Bend Elk. ITO ar
Chicago Mall .. c..----...-...-.. 1905 pun
Lafayette Accommodation. 510 pm
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. pm
Chicago Peoria and Burlington
Fast Lime, daily, S., T. .1110pm
Arrive-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line,
daily, o. c.. and 1886
Lafayette Accommodation .--.--. 1875 am
South Bend and indianapolis Elk. 1855
Cincinnati and Washing Mail. p. C 345 pm
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom-. GAP pun
South Bend and Indianapolis Ex.- 6:42
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Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsoury.
Depart-New York, Philadelphia Wash.
ington. Baltimore and Pittsburg
Express daily, s-------.--..-- 4:30 sus
Dayton and Columbus Express
except Sunday. ---.....-....-...11:1o an
Richmond Accommodation .-.-.-. 400 pn
New York Philadelphia, Washing
tor, Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk
press daily s.. h.-.... Ass pa
Acknowledgement Accommodation, except
Sunday -.----.-..-..-..--.....9 $40 am
New York. Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press daily; HAS ana
Columbus and Dayton Express ex-
cept Sunday -.......-........ Abs nm
New York. Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily 1920 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo, p, c. ST. L.. RE
Depart-Louisvis and Chicago Express
:.:;:----.--.--.-...1l:15 am
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk
press, daily. s..............---..11:00 pna
Arrye-Chicago and Louisville Fast Elk
press, daily, s.-----.--.-------- 400 &m
Chicago and Louisville Express,
3,35 Dm
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quiet: cash or October, $3.50; November. S.. 60
bid; December, $50 bid January, SIS so bid. Re-
ceints- Wheat. $4,000 bu: corn. 1000 Blu; oats
1000 bu.
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Cincinnati. Wabash & Michigan Railway

(Over the Eeene.)
Observation-Disclosures and Grand Rapids Ex. 400 am
Michigan Express. 11s05 ara
Louisville and Wabash Express. 7:I0 pm
Arriye-Wabash and Indianapolis Express lbs
Cincinnati q Louisville Express zoo pna
Indianapolis and ST. Louis Express 10: ID pm
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LIVE STOCk.

A Heavy Run of Cattle Causes Lower Prices
Hogs Weak-Sheep Dull.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct IT.
CATTLE - Receits, 1900 shipments. 1000.
Heaviest run of the season. Quality only fair;
no export grades here Market dull, and lower
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prices on the class that was here. We quote:
Good to choice shippers ..........S46 O05. 90
Fair to medium shippers. ....-.---..-.. 4OOO4.4O
Common shippers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.350375
Good to choice neifers- 3.5OD4 90
Good to choice cows Observation-Disclosures. 3.3O037O
Fair to medium cows and heifers- 2.5O03.00
Common COWS and heifers 1.7o 25
Veals, common to good 3.00O5.O0
Bulls. common to good .-........-. 2.OOO3OO
Mixers, common to good 20. OO045 90
HoGs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1000. Quail
ty fair The market opened active at yester
days close, but later weakened. The following
are the ruling prices early; later arrivals could
not be sold; closing bad; several ears holding
over
Select heavy, medium and lights .----. $3 SO03.S5
f1gs ana common Light --..-----...---. 3.20O36O
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, $500; ship
ments, 1890 Quality only fair. Market dull;
slow sales at quotations We quote:
Good to choice grades ....-.-.......$3O 90 O3. 40
Common to medium grades. -.----------. 17502.75
Scalawags per head. .------------.-.-- 500 rs
Spring lambs, common to good. .-.-...-. 3O0O3.75
Bucks per head ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2oOD3. 90
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Bee-Line. c., c., c. & India IA polls.
pepart-New York and Boston Express
daily, s-----...-.-.--...-..4 400 xm
Dayton, Springfield and New York
express, c. O. loan
Anderson and Michigan Express HOS an
Wabash and Munce Express. daily 800 vaa
New York and Boston daily, s., c. G. TAO pa
BRIGHTwooD DIVISION
Daily 400 am ---.. 2:10 rm
Daily 1910 am. $500
Daily --.-.-..-.I1:05 AMI. ITO -.
Arrive Louisville New Orleans and St
Louis Express, daily, s... $40 am
Wabash, Fort Wayne and Muncie
Express, daily. ..--...-....ll:25a r
Benton Harbor and Anderson Ex
press --:-.--...-...-.. 2:o5 pa
Boston, indianapolis and Southern
Express .--;-:--:........ SIS pm
New York and st. Louis Express.
daily. s....-...........1O l5 MA
BRIGHTwooD DIVISION.
Daily GAO sm BIS ra
Daily 1915 AM. $50 era
Daily 11:25 1915 uau
Daily --------.-- eco pm.
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VandaIia Line.

Cincinnati. Hamilton & Indianapolis
Depart-Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo, -. 400 an
Cincinnati. Dayton, Toledo and
New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOS am
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
New York Express. .-.-.--. GAS pm
Arpive-Cincinnati Peoria and st. Louis 1l:53 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. 1880. 500 pm
Cincinnati Peoria ard ST. Lous 1045 nm
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

The banks now hold 500, 553, 49S in excess
legal requirements.
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No CArSE EOR SrSpICION

A permit for the burial OF the body Of Laura
Lisscr in Baysdc Cemetery given 10 an under
taker at the Bureau vital statistics yesterday morn
ing. The certificate OF death signed by Dr. II. j.
Bodt u No 2I3 West Forty sccoH-st, who wrote that
he had attended Laura Ls-ncr from September i until
her death Saturday at p. IN. and that she died at
lowing childbirth. II stated also that Laura LsSnrr
was eighteen years Of age and married; that she WAS
born London, her parents being Henry ana Rachel
Gotticb and that She had lived IN this city seventeen
wears Deputy Register John f. Nage placed the ccrli
ficate on nlc and took further notice OF IT uHt
u m when he received OF Dr Eoldrs business cards
on the back OF which written this message:
for Laura Lssncr, OF No. 900 West Forty
Grstst signed by H. j. Boldt. and turn
the case over the Coroner Tor inycstgatiOniO Dr.
MESSENGER If po,she-On grounds OF suspected naprlc-
ticr. Respectfully, H. J.fBpLbI.
ON the front OF tho card written: "Ftcts were
given me subsequent TO giving certificate, which plains
the reason OF giving the latter properly filed out
gate the lie also directed the body 10 bc detained
pending an investigation. An officer went Ia
the house where the woman had died, and found
that her body had been removed from the city for burial
10 was ascertaned bv inquiry last evening that COrO
uer MESSENGER had been told OF the sunday and
had made an investigation. lie also had written out
certificate that Mrs Assncr had died from blood poison
ing Dr. BOdt made this explanation q attended
Mrs Iissner after her confinement and called IN another
uhysicaH for consultation when her Illness took scrl
ous turn After the wOInan's DEATH her husband said
openly had not treated her properly and that she
had died in consequence OF malpTactice Ny profess
ional reputation being injured by the circulation Of
ton There never any reason for charge OF NAL
urlcticc"
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APPOINTED ~ THE PRESIDENT

WAsmNGroN, oct. l2-Thc President to-day
appointed the following Presidential pnstmasters:
Daniel stewart. at WallA Walli. ". r.. vice william
Siue commission expired; IucluS VI. Thomas. at Water
town OAK. vice John j. Monks commission expired; ,
Charles s. Burke at Malone y Y, vice william II. Bar
nry commission eNpTed Othncil Bcc9un at Caldwell
an, vice simeon DONALDSON, commission expired; ;
Charles Uarlcastlc at Marion. Kat Vice Funci, Bower
commits expired; Hattie =. Blair. at Great Bond
Kan. wee T. l.. Chapman, commission expired; q. W.
Iorrr- Diego CALI vice g. -. Copeland, commits
SION expired william II. Ncwcomb. AZ Itna H., vice
.Io.eph y. Patton. commission expired; llUah T.
lads. al Knoxville, H., vice Thomas Il. Tate
commission expired; Georgia T.. Blackstone, at Pax
ton H. Vice f. NJ KIM. commission expired :;
samuel Vs. Peacock, m Lancaster ny, vice Hall Andcr-
son commission expired ". W. Wathcn. at Lebanon,
~ vice \. 3. Iph. commission expired; William
MI lrlau. ~ Dpwuingtowu, Penn, vice Il. -. Wells,
cnIDui.iou cNpired James T.. CroSlaud, at Aiken \. c.
vice h. T.. Chatiirld. commission expired; Charles j.
struck ~ Slakupec. Mnn, vice T. D. strait commission
c1p,rcd T. q. liardon nt Madison. y. j.. T.. G.
1uuI- commission expired Christian Blleycrcht, AT
EIuhIrsj. H.. vice jacob Clos commission expired T.
& Rude ~ Perry, Iowa vice Lindsay Wills commission
expired f. T.. Wilson, n David city, Neb. vice A. i.
Coon commission expired John +. Wrcnke, nj Platts
bur.h. Mo. vice /. - Philip, commission expired !;
D-yli ~ R0ssrrt Jefferson, Iowa, vice j. W. Rhoads
r,s,gncd; r. NJ shelton. at Windsor. Mo-. vice W. r.
Glover, resigned; II. f. 1nllman. AZ Lduark H., wee
Henry Fould.. deceased; John Sn0ldy, AT BIZ spring
Tex onIcc become presidential; John Ryan. 1T Ana
coudI Mont Office become presidential j. T. Edycn, at
suudy Lake, Penn. oihco become presidential
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TWO NAMES WITHOUT AUTHORITY.

4 copy of the circular calling the meeting
which was held on saturday 20 consler the adyisaby
OF rcyivs the Committee or seventy sent 70 Mayor
Grace ana Is Is follows:
million Of dollars TO tho city recently
She great .ucrea,e m taxation aud enuues and the
city matters. for Immediate
and revival IN, Itter OF
important private consultation ~ clLrns and taxpayers
be held Messrs NermIiyo COS banking hOus No.
Is Macs saturday. october 10 At o'clock
Tie circular has attached To II the OF James W.
Gerard. j. W Tiemauu. W. H. Webb Henry y. Beers
Robert g. Roosevelt Joseph j. ODOnOhue, John Foley,
James T. Farrell, T. W. Rhodes. John WEerlcr Edward
A. Morrison. Warren Van Ordcn, J. Noble Stearns, NJ
Gano Damn, Edward H. Brown, A. b. Miller. Edward
VI. Knox, John J. Murphy and H. b. Perkins. sir.
Beers and Mr. Morrison called on Mayor Grace ycSter-
day and assured him that their used without
authority.
Jonn Foley said that there would be another confer
CLCe this afternoon
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GAMES IN OImER CITIES.

WAsnlvGroN, Oct 12.-Thc Baltimore and
National clubs played poorly contested game to-day.
which resulted in easy victory for the local players
The Nationals took the lead in the first inning aud held
o me end not allowing their opponents 10 single
run Rain stopped the match a tho end OF tho NTH in
ming. The score WAS was a. follows:
BAL imnre %
National y . -
H,.o hts Baltimore. 3 National . Errors-Balrlmorc
q: Nati,nt o. Pitchers Henry and Dwell. mprO
Mr.. Loughlln.
81. LorI-, Oct. 1.-THE match between tho St Louis
American Association club ana the New-York League
nine arranged for to-day, postponed on account OF
ram
The games at Cincinnati and Ptsburg were postponed
ana of
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NV TARIrr LAW or ECUADOR

WAsHNGrpN, Oct. l2.-Ihc ID 'pdrtmcnt Of
state hls tr.vcI through Consul ,ncrl Beach a
synopsis, Of the new tarI law passed b. the Congress
oi cador u august Of this year The new duties be-
como operative after November / and involve many
rlIc. change. I'm the direction Of hi shcr duties. L1m
BET ana p.rap, other articles brought from the
United -tato. w. Dos cyr.uIcd by the new duties. A.
hcfYr. a dItir- arc assessed tn gross weight OF
the urrguud-c au fog certain local Improvements an
additional twsuty per cent the Import dutcs viii b'
objected a' tIr custom house Tue FREQ list includes
bag gage % pA,.cusrrs. ttrrih- Tor On" con
structou OF ships. arc,o imported for churchc'. ana
mining machinery Tho following ara The important
- turr. OF tac tlr,n:
AcAlr-c ot uiy cents kIlo-ram on articles made Of
liver and gud valuable stones. silks, al classes OF
.Atl.c- which hlNr -..t silver or go.l or mrttilc
threads ~ imitation OF them; aI ,rWu article, ana All
articles ami mixed w.h gold, silver and silk; to-
Oacco Iu leaf OF manufactured
IAir'y--.ycu cents a klogram: WOJ.len articles or
raw wool mixed or uumINcI as long "a the articles
named iu the preceding article do NOT FORM part
Twelve cents llOErIm: Ilnsccd oil, owe, castor
and almond oIi Yarul-h. htl.aud tables. cdrthcu Ir-
sell, empty barrels. barrels containing vine OF otdri
l.gul. common Lll.-wirc. beer u whatever manner %
IuAy up carriages. tine croo kcry, naval canvas IDr
-a..s furniture pat ui. paint, G.as, anu vinegar
cents a ilpgf tlu- Harness Tor CA - starch ron
ware. -.I. la,turcd Scc cotton WIN or without
goldfish salt u.I. sat B"r mans, Manufactured
tin. IRON rlar- ;Dr weeds. wheat aud WIf" uour I'm
pilates, h,rp,ruc oi nor" than l'O' test agricultural
machinery oi aN de-, lpions. s"wiAt machinc0 manu-
I.stIlu- machinery, ordinary WciI- Ia 4Atc', pdIa ui
pl,.r- Ilp... wheat and printing INK.
INut,If-a holIalI. Peas. beans. wire renee, lilN
sirc tr.upa1 psA,. erpW1trs shpFrl' hocs. pruning
knives t.r agricultural u,- anchors. empty bottles ron
nails iron 100 pieces. plato. and bars corrugated iron,
ualuIhr'~ HAttD"r ANA carts
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CALENDARS PHr5 DAY.

srrRvwy COURT Cu,I7gRs-B'or, Lawrence. I.-So3
2 b. 81 3 81 59 81 53 5' o - ~ 3e n 20 100 -o -
5TaEyT EgaYz7 i D st aI3 u
b Ia! ana az i3 ~ 80 1876 2i3 a. III. 49, 49, iii
iT ?2 ~ 6Rr-srIcI,L TERN I-Before Beach.
''srf,GfyE C6TRr--rEcIAL TERW-PAGT If-Bcforc Don
o5Te 1875 ~ 229 27l, los. 100, So 100 2o
Si i0 SoI RI cIGCrT-PAT I-Beiore Douohue. j
.diauf net 10 Monday. october ~.
"sIITRfWE CoURT-lRcUII-PAR lL-BcfOre Van Worst.
SIPpF,iF coJar-CRcUu-PALr III-Before Andrews, !.
Nos, G5J BIB, llZt, llyD ~ ~ n - : ~
1910 70 l55 llgi ll9 I'VE II'0 liz '''
'SIrnFut C5tbT-CmcUm-rAs Iy.-Beiore Van Brunt,J
s. 'RR0..,rgs Corpr-nefore Rollins s.Wno. w9frei
Austin II ami Bridget of"e al D. III XIV ''''A ''''
scFERioR couar-TRIiL TEM-PARr I.-Beiore sedgwcA,
SUPERIOR COURT -TRILTEmt PARrl l;-go'?re Freedmen.
JNos - 81, 92 y67 ZOOS, 10, 479 35i' 500, 70
- p S' M rEr,LTpRY- IGI-Before TruaIJ
Nos $50 49, 9I5 gj6 9i ~. ga 8j5, 800 9'. $780,
49, .9l -. o., $50 40 70 r.r ~, po,o,. rr-ro
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CoiRruF OYER AID TFpLNRl Before judge Barr anu
Ass slant District Attorney lows Court opens at Il a. III
NSSotrror GrvrR, svs.Iovs-P,Rr I.-Be'ore Recorder
smyth and Assstant District Attorney titlssad o'qrt
opens n.NOs l. p 3, !, 3, .. y. . 10 H. ~ -
cdUa r. OF GENERAL sFs,loSs-PAHr IL before Judge
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