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A BAcKwAsD SrR1Na.

The majority 0fmen have yet to buy Spring Suits N
the season SO far has not permitted any decided
from thick to thin clothes We invite call from Won
to examine the choice variety Of Suits display cut
In fashionable styles:
CASSIMERES from $40 up
FLANNEIS, from $40 up.
CHEVlOTS, from Sl2 up.
CORkSCREWS, from SIS up.
SERGES from $l3 I'D.
DlAGONALS, from SIS up,
These lots Of goods extra value and should be
S%nr,a are wiling 70 put our time against yours.
S10uS yen nnd anything to please we give YOU =
GUARANTEE TICkfT, which entities You TO YOUR
money suonld You not De pleased with yOnr Durcase
You Know OF any fairer way to business let's
GEORGE sPRANsY's.
oNEPRICE CLOTHIER
GOT SEVENTH STREET
my Opposite U. s. Post Once
MENTAL EXHAUSTION, NERVOIJs PR05-
~ tration, neuralgia, rheumatism, paralysis 81
Nnus dance all nervous and chronic diseases cresj
wt1oat tne use or medicine. Office treatment 81 nv
myo-12ts - w. =. y.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, keyser agt. Hume ct al; hearing re-
Sumed.
EQUITY CoCRT-Judge Me7Tick
Yesterday, Conley agt. Scaggs; auditors re-
port Oh trustees account raIIned. Cross agt
Hillyard, VIM. A. Wood and Chas. w. Cooksev
made parties complainant. Ruth a2t Run:
bour aSt. Wood, SAFE decfeed and VIM. j. Mil
Ter appointed trustee 10 sell. Fletcher agt
Campbell; time to take testimony extended
forty five days. Palmer agt. Craven; appear
ancc orderci Ens att Eng fish; testiIlo,. =
before examiner ordered taken. Todd AFT.
Reyes; DO.
To-day, National Bank OF the Republic agt.
Adams: time 10 lake testimony extended
Harvey agt. Harvey; safe finally ratified. jack
son ;igt. Niles; reference 10 auditor
CIRCUIT COURT Judge Hagner
To-day, Browning agt. District; motion for
new trial filed, Overruled and appeal noted
Boyer agt. Ruppert; order directing payment
OF auditors lees from fund in court, National
Bank OF the Republic agt. Hume & Cleary: on
hearing.
POLICE COURT-Juclge .SleI,
To-day, Thomas Patton, colored, Sunday bar.
$50. Harry Heck, destroying "a street lamp:
30. Pat. McGia,iin, cruelty TO animals; so for
feited. Richard Cole, profanity; collateral for
feited. George II. Boston violating building
regulations; $40 William Mating, disorderIy
conduct; so or 10 days. Lily Taylor, profanity;
So 4 DAYS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19
Most Reliable Place to Have q SEWN;
Machine Repaired is Auerbach's, 7th and H.

"a Penny Saved il q Penny Gained -
Instead of wasting money on various adver-
tised preparations which are Wanted spe-
cities for this or that, the truly wise man will
purchase that which common sense shows him
agrees with natures principles. DIR. Henley's
Celery, Beef and Iron, the first two are foods,
and the latter the principal constituent OF
the blood. This extract aids Nature instead Of
defeating her efforts. i
Heat place tn Rent n SewinQ. Machine
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LIME BAKING WDERS MUST GO.

Official Expressions "Roya Found be the Only Absolutely
Pure Baking Powder.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHISGToS. ID. C., May ~, 1855, 8 a.m.'
For eastern New York, eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware. MaTyta land and Virginia,
rain. nearly stationary temperature, south
easterly winds.
For Thur.day-Rafn is indicated for the New
England and middle Atlantic states, with
stationary temperature.
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Scott's Emufsion Of Pure

COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHoSPHITES,
Is Remarkable as q Flesh Producer.
The increase of flesh and strength is perceptible
Immediately after commencing to use the Emui-
sion. The Cod Liver Oil emulsiried with the
HypOphOSphites is most remarkable for its
healing, strengthening and flesh producing
qualities. co
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A PATENT ASSIGNMENT CAsE.-To-day bill
was flied in equity for an Injunction, &C., in the
name OF ii. Z. Hazard, w. Scott Smith and
John Cassels as administrator and suretieS ON
the bond OF John Lamsden, of England, against
>. W. Parker, II. Blackman and Commissioner
oil Patents H. ID. Mussey. The decedent, it is
stated, lett no estate here save the ri-ht to
apply Tor letters patent for an invention ''fOr
the d1sinfectiOn OF nbrOus and other materials
the assignment of tue English administration
ana arranged with plaintiff Hazard that he
should apply for the letters patent they to de-
Tray the expenses, and they state that the appli-
cations have been filed and some OF them
allowed; that Parker aud Blackman have not
the patents. The plaintiffs therefore, seek to
enJoin any action which would deprive them OF
their rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19

Rest Place to Rent a Sewing Machine,
by the week or month, is uerbachs :, tn and II 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19

An Excellent Caterer Rewarded Amply.
Mr.. Leutz, restaurant keeper at No. 8 Will
liams Court for nineteen years past, and caterer
for the wellknOWn Sherman house in Court
square, was in no particular need OF the money
which he received for one dollar spent In one
of The Louisiana State Lottery. but he will
make good use OF it. He is an old member of
the Society of Elks and a past commander OF
Post 81, G.A.R.-Boston, Mass, Commercial and
Shipping List, April 23.
Aladdin Security OIL, recommended by
Insurance companies as the safest burning oil
to use. m,w,f,13t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19

THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH AT HYATTS-
NILLE.-lhe Hon. Barnes Compton, member OF
Congress, has consented to deliver lecture at
$50 p M, On thursday next May 25tn, at
Wells nall, Hyattsvilie, Prince George county,
Tor the beueft OF the projected Catholic cnurcn
AT That growing and lately created town."
Inc =. Il y. Il. Il. ticket Once at their depot
mere nave tickets, which can be had at book
ana drug stores at reduced rates for round trip
10 parties holulng lecture ticAe,s. The well
Known ability OI the speaker and the cause is
SUFFICIENT to guarantee u the Catholics and
Others interested good attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19

The PEARSON BENEFIT.-A very attractive
program Is being arranged for the benefit ten
oered TO Mr.. Frank Pearson, to be given May
18th at the National theater. Among those
VINO Will appear are Mrs. Blanche Stone Barton
OF New IurK, soprano, who has sung with great
success In Boston, New York and ut the Wor-
cester musical festival; MIR. Tim Murphy in i'm
iialions; the Apollo ciuD i'll several selections;
Mr.. w. II. Macdonald, Of the Boston Ideal COM
pany, and Mr.. Il. Z. Barnabee, of the same COM
PAM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19
Nervous wen.

You are allowed a free trial Of thirty days OF
the use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated voItaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous
Debility and all kindred troubles: also for many
other diseases. Complete restoration to health
guaranteed No risk is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet In sealed envelope mailed free by adj
dressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. W,s,k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19

PARADE OF THE BUTCHERS ASSOCIATION.
The members OF the w ashington Butchers Pro-
tectIVe association will have parade to-mor-
row. There will be IN line 100 butchers Of this
city, ana, 1T is expected, 3OU from Baltimore.
Inc procession vii, start at O'Clock from the
baltimore ana Potomac depot, ana march down
the avenue to I'd street, east on I'd TO East
Capltol, along East Capitol to the north front of
the capitol, 10 Pennsylvania avenue, up Penn
along n street TO Connecticut avenue, along
connecticut avenue to dupont circle, thence
14th TO +, down + to 7th, out 9TH to Schuetzen
Park.
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Jersey Day Tomorrow.

~All.WOOl Navy Blue and Gray Flannel
Shirts, 81, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot,
9TH and III. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19

French anti-tobacco society offers prize of
500 tor an essay on the effect OF smoking on
the health of literary men and its probable III
tlmate results upon French literature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19

SUING a RAILROAD FOR DAMAGES.-Yester-
day Messr>. Campbell Darlington and Chst> >
Moor, ioT Louis and Lucinda WOodey entered
suit against the Baltimore ana Potomac Rail-
toad Company for $1,000 damages. They set
out that Lucinda Woodey, vile 81 Louis Wood-
ey, was a passenger IN 1i.l-street car with
which "a baltimore and Potomac locomotive
eoliiCed, at Virginia avenue crossing On the
2.Jh OF February last, and Mrs. W cooley WA,
seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19

Yesterday H. Z. Strong made application in the
Probate Court for letters OF administration ON
the estate OF Lanceiott III. Everitt who IL is be-
iieved- WAS shipwrecked and lost several years
ago Oh Z. voyage out OF New Orleans - a.. /,
here consist OF models Tor patents on deposit at
the Patent Office. which are alleged 10 be of
special Importance in connection with the Bell
telephone suit.
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Ere-E2>g ~ so
Barley aQi,iSt. -se5rsl
Isad-[1 ezk; refined, chemically hard g ~
Hltte--Z-Sy; creamery. @3.S-s; dairy, t-ss3i
E--s-StroUS; II sic
= a.skEy--kIrIEs; 3 -
l-CvtSicrs- GeFailg aral.
Eock-Hiche-; s4S5ts.
L--i-S5 -
T:1-elssts -FToo- eorsr wheat. e5-y, c5-a. z>,tts
Cz-s. lt, 20: -xe.i I-sie; u-Trle-. lS.ttsA
SiiuNsc. tsttotI- SfEtS w1ear, less corn. a-ltEt
oats. J. IS. rye. none; O=-aey, ifstt
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AFTER COMMENTS.
Spiteful Criticisms Of the English
Press,

New Yo.A. Oct. as-TLe Lc..tian c:l-
bic says t second editorial appears II The
Times devoted &c Inc dedication ceremonies
Of the statue 81 Liberty. II designated the
whole affair ~ being 3 curious festival sGt
asks why Libcrty should he exported from
France. which has so little thereof, 20
America which has SO much. The article
is written throughout in altogether 4 spite
ful and contemplate vein which shows bat
TOO clearly the rFcyailil z jealousy Of the
United States Ia this country IS well as TIC
old hatred Of France. II. Bartholdi is ics-
ignated Us the Alsatian sculptor who Is 3
constituted republican with propensity fer
doing things which shall insure him against
obscurity and oblivion. OF the statue it.
self it says: The height Of one hundred
and fifty feet is, 10 say the least respectable.
Il beats Rameses of Egypt, 1t beats the
Colossus OF Rhodes. Above al, TO the
great satisfaction of the French sculptor
and his committee, it very decidedly beats
Ar1nenias Tutoburgerwald, the imperson-
ification genius of Germany. Set down in
Trafalgar Square. the lady with her up
lifted torch would reach. excluding her
pedestal. pretty nearly the top of the Nel-
son column In one sense this IS 6 great
work of ar, though perhaps not in the hes.
sense; fox great artists do not indulge in
tours de force 1t was quite enough. how
ever. to have taken old NJ De- Lesseps
across the Atlantic, ard led him 10 fall or
" Spul!ers neck az the reception on Tues
Gay night and there 20 embrace Kim in
ccstacy o. fr4tornal au.l rcpGll!can en'aU-
siaSm
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.,nsas ci.r orasn sne t,rs..nes.

K4ysAs CTR. Ce,o Ae4 =
wheat-geceipts II,70: shipments 81; IL store,
saIe. ranged: " red cash. :. BID. Sever.,;er
IS bid; DeceTrbe-. -: May. :. b..i.
No. red 5Isk BID. special; sefs rs bill othezs nn
cornNReceip.s sno: shipments. ese; IL .:o-s
,Dl4ga Firnler; sales rangegi- No. rash. SIS
Nov. ss bid: Dec. SEA 5:i: year . tsJ; Hay, .
/ hid. No white cash. S~t..
Oars-Mav. ~ bid, 2?:4 asked,
Rye-Eo. . cash sS7a bid. s;sac1-L
Fi6nr-Steafy: quotations IN csr lots: Xxx sc XXX.
$50: fsra.I- 81 oi IS CHOICE, 81 359i ~ fancy.
81 ;5sI &; patent. s. e6es2 81 rye -four. 81 +l q
o.rs-No cash, u bid; cash and ocio;'ar q bid;
Ryyie-S3ovenlssr. 50 bill
Corn aeti-Greea. -. ti-.ea, -.
Corn Chop-Bals. ~ sac%ed %
Shipstun-i4et52r-
Hay-Eigaer; EMIL salei, $ 81 large, $50
Flax seeC-(.uottd at So
Bgtter1s!ssa1yi &C. eT cnIp9n ls . '' " 0i
c6ssse-sun cream c; -; aas. -. Young Alnesica
F6alfry~S,esdr; old hers 60 81 old n,i-e s. a
spring chickens, laTse $ y, sIau g v@sl 10 ~;
Taiiow-No !. 2sz2c4; No. IS.
Hides-Dcy R1,, No / i2}4 No = % b.itfs ard st3s
S; dry sab, No l. ie Nc : green SAT- So !, : 40
pets, dry. mgr.
Tool-sassour! u1washed heavy fD., 15e2is; light
Is 50: medium co-nbins S4 eoaTse. 60; 70 J. an
light i452i r,lediam a6s23;tub washed choice S-5
fse. HOS; dingy and low, Z'a2s-
Broom, corn-aAorr ~: green huIi ,; selr "orkins
f-,elslous-Sugar cured hams, Is breakfast bacon
e7ifd he' i9 mi sat IS S;i Il. etr J Ger <
Smoked clear fi5 SHES. s. u; Ioug elear :. c Sio.
clear 81 8; mess por - -: shetiie-s s. % beet
ter.sr Crao,ee ,t.-ce 500.
Dried 3.Epist, Is; pcaac..ss- 49,
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Ore of the Tricks Of Politics,

New YORK. Oct. 2a.-The Commercial
Advertiser says today: The following
story. for the truth Of which Roserelt viii
vouch is in circulation: Last Friday
O'Donovan Rosa called upon Roosevelt
and offered 10 furnish him the hearty sup
port OF his paper and the vote Of secret
societies i should control, II RQsevel,
would give him two chccss, 4 small one
for the cause OF Ireland. and q much larger
one for the personal use Of Rosa One
check for The Case" 10 be dates; s.fte.
he election so that Roosevelt might cancel
il if he were lot elected; the check for
Rosa. on the contrary. TO be datoi proper
Is - that j; could be used at once
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Chicago Grain and ProGgee.

CHICAGO. C-.0O-T =.
There YVES quiet and 81 times dull feeling II the
wheat market today; the feeling was heavy o7@iIs
- free receipts in the northwest. light export
NOV cement and>1u fUregha adycc5: market opsnsd
: lower. declined =, rallied X bUt broke otT and
closed ar nearly inside prices.
TheTe was weaker feeling in md the market
dropped back rather heavily: market opened j4al&
lower declined = additional. ruled stsSdie- and fin
istef 8 under yesterday.
Get market ruled trfc easier
CASH prices Il. follows:
y-Esat-No spriaZ - 90 NJ. sp7tnr.ecs7 20 .
raj. 81.
-Wkiskey--l IS
f9rtt-S5.Sl.
Mess Porh-sS s7lsGse %
TinCthy See-I-fTIns - good steady
LAX SSeti-So. ]. -
Elrley-N- 255zl.
l,ge-E No. >, s.
CaTs-Hsn. :, ~.
CVGE-Nc. :. SJ7s.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVEI, THE OCEAN.
bulgaria..

SOFIA, Oct 2a.-Gen KaulbaFs, the Rus
sian military agent, has addressed fresh
note to the Bulgarian foreign minister in
which he says: In view Of the arrival at
Varna Of Goyernmen: emissaries, who
are spreading reports that the presence
OF Russian gun boats there is without
Importance, am competed to inform yoa
that these gun boats win vigorously affirm
their importance Il e:e:ts render it nece5-
sary."
rs result Of The discovery of plot
which it is beIiered was organized by Gen
efal kaulb2rs. on his recent tour, and the
further belief that the Russian gunbOats
were conspiritors. tbe government has sent
secret orders 10 tt3e ioed authorities
throughout the country 10 observe the at
r-ost wariness and watci, suspicious per-
sens with vigilance in order TO prevent the
dissemination of sed;tio'ls pamphlets in the
AMY
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England.

LONDON, Oct 29.-The Earl Of Stra.forCi
is dead lie was 50 years of age.
hir. Smith, secretary of war, il speech
at Sudbury today said TT Lord Randolph
Churchilrs policy had fuil assent of his
colleagues in the cabinet. The govern
mcDt, he continued, had rendered the trade
OF the moonligilter and assassin too dan
gerous to be pursued and would now seek
to make the trade Of the agitator unproita-
able. Such Een had long extracted the
hard earnings Of Irish peasants and servant
girls. The government intended to break
down the system. not by ~ arbitrary act.
but b. securing to every man individual
liberty and ny freeing him from the tyran-
ny under which Ireland suffers from those
agitators. NJ. Smith congratulated his
audience upon the signs of reviving trade
and undistErbed peace in Europe
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yEonoripr the Guests.

NV I0aE-, Oct. -3.-IAe IrlD..i
guests of The city today visited the apart
nlents ci IN. board Of education On invita-
ton of William Wood. preSitlen. II tho
board, I;ar;to.di and Marshal. Napoleon
Ney alone remaining tchind.at the Hoffman
house, where thew seert most Of The day
chatting vi;il callers in iiie lobby. Among
the callers we're judge Daley and Secretary
Gravi0t Waslu!al, II Ii. Grand co.lEci
cf the American exhibition Of LcgjcC
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\ complaint has been iied b:fore tie
railroad commissioners against the King
nan. Pratt s Western. the extension e the
Wichita (, Western. The complaint Is
made bv the citizens of saratoga The
Capital gives the following r. the gist Of
the coInTlai,;. which TO rs seems lit;le
mixed:
The clect;on -. hc bonds fof this rail
roa1 vas hell las: sTriCg. Before the cleo
ton the company. il i said, agreed wiih
the people o. Saratoga thai the road would
s1ot sop x Prais CeateT located about
TWO miles west Of Saratoga; vi11
the daY came fo- voting IN IA.
bond proposition, the Officials =
the rsiI-o-i COMPANY le4ruei ,hat PTaf;
Center VS. noting solidly AGAINST the is5:-sis
and sc9T that soEaething uIllst ssc Gos1 q
the b0ais woud be defeated oae n the
s...1-1e-s for the road went - Pratt Center
earIv il tie afteruoon, 4n1 pr01l-sed Tic
ueooIe CT that rizce ii1at t2ey would Eigc
Pratt Center staIioa IL thy voGsi vote
for the boads Tire Prsit Cec.er Fsesf,'e
se-ee-f 70 this and wlse1 me rgtEr--s se-e
rnaie 70 The c711ty csoElE1Iss.o-ers = .ew
slavs LITER i Vas found, STANCE - - say,
tfa. the Prztt Ccaiz- vote VS. alrGesa
rzanioas for the bo2ds, though ].
< sad TIA: up 70 he tiEae til
rzilroai attorney visited iiseEa. whi-h was
Ia the afternoon. tfzey hzd lscea v1.inE
ae-afrst rIsa hon5s. The rosd rzzsched SaE-
afora OF Ser;en1i5er p n which tine trains
hegaa 10 run regularly. On oc.otsr .
hoWeTer. the trains eeEc discontinued. azd
Sa-atc-z j. shat CT from The oHtsiie w7zl3.
They xsow want 80 En.gw tie rgas3a Why.
The railroad company Is having some
trouble about getting the -i-ht-of-Esy -
prau CITY. and j. ) said ths: i . u es1a-
EsIignee with q regg1ez- frgsri Pratt Center
;tlz; The rad i &c. sJrer4tesi Eozr.
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iDprtHOal.

LISBON, Oct 29.-East African ;advice.
say L4at the king Of Inharnhane twice re
pulsed the king of Muzilla at the head OF
80, 009 men, aud in . third attack thc latter
vas defeated by 5000 Portuguese and ra-
tiyes unGer the governor of Mozambique,
assisted iy European military nDd naval
officers. The governor was continuing op-
erations with the object of driving the in
sIrgents frcHl the district The govern
men. if fastening preparations for "a ex-
petition in force. and has instructed the
governor of Mozambique to purchase riile5
st markets along the coast.
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LIScoLy. H. Oct 2o.-TAe Dastia
bank failure assumes greater proportions
as the days pass Dustin Montana liabili-
ties ny, reach :9j, 00o The liabilities foot
up $200, 600, with only $4,000 assets.
The loss to depositors is St00 0G9, and falls
with fearful effect Il i, barely possible
Dl.stin will pay . cents on Tie dlIlar
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The Imitation Accepted.

IucAGo. Oct 29.-Mayor Harrison
Vas today il feceip, oi communication
from S-cr,'-rv Garfield Of The National
Educational a~s0ciation. accep lag Il: IN
vitatiou Of 81: organization t. n.est in
Chicago il annual session in July 1881
The association has beea alere! III Use
Ct ihe council chamber and c1nu.t,ec
rocGs. fur Tie. accession
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~. LOUIS Live Stock

Cstt,e EsS-aspss> - shipments, -. market
zcVFc visa s:s5nast far iIless- c1cacza r-1iye
Steers - $5ss butchers steers, CEsscE - cf
ts+as - feeding STEERS far 10 .81-t- 8 tz@
Texans zzs IEaizsl. cc--1sast - essce. = s.%S -,
falZ rs,sstf1ra satpScrs : - TO g = ssoS1c-s-
faiF 10 choke. s. ass Sc
Ess-s-Recei3es- ItE shipments Ss Icl--e. O. sae~i
qGsess choice heavy 21i hackers seserttazs-
- S4 tts rxs-Sars FAR "a bes-- atz4 ~ YORKER.
fair csso1ce * asSt E5gs. cCEnIaC2 - good.
- SS.FS2 q.
Ssheep : Receipts. tsc- shIpr-erzs ssa. Err:
cen alou - extra - ,sSsf Ia
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rnderrrnurt Cables

Nyw YoRK. Oct. 29.-Oaic;els % TIC
Electrical Subway Construction company
state that an understanding vas arrived 4.
today by which al the electrical companies
agree to ~; THAR wires in the szib-way and
cease al opposition Il Il understood that
the NesroDol.ian Telephone company takes
2 large proportion Of the stock and tie
Western Union Telegraph company almost
a much Other companies take proper
.Ioa2te shares 81 tbs coIpary's stock.
Particulars are refused.
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icFy Excerpts.

KANsAs CITY, Oct ga Times
Keetsviile No, special says q: Forest
Green last night colorel woman locked
her three children and two Others IN her
house and went To church The house
took fire from lamp anil four children
were burned to death The 9Th viii prob
ably die
The cattle sales were continued &. the
fat stock show today. Forty-tEo he.si 81
Calloways and Poiled Angas brought
80. gt'1. Al average OF $21J.
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STRAYED.

.-r, 4yr,n or e-ysIss- rcza se I-CrIsrs 4 : G.
49, t,,.- e.g.S cns, fotsFy e2rait. ire uthr
r.e-s rs ,s,- was braided witl . how IN Tllt
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A Lakeiyessel Grounded.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Thc Daily News
Montreal special SAYS: The steamer Lake
Huron a tic Canada company grounded
at Belle Chase. twenty miles below Que
bee. this morning The pilot succeeded in
reaching the vessel in Lillian cove The
DaSS.r rays were landCd IN Salty.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-30
For Conc resS.

New YORK. Oct. 29.-IryiHs Hall Dem
ocrats endorsed LLOYD Rice a. their candi-
date for congress in the Second district
The New York County Anti-nonopoly
league have endorsed II. Burke Cochrane.
5. 5. Cox. Amos ] Cummings aud 'Fh1s
F. Grady, united Democratic candidates
for congress.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-30
Protested Ills Tunocepce.

VICTORIA. 3 {. oct. 23-Ro'ert IVAN
Sproulc. citizen IF the uitei STATES. was
ha1se,l thi, III orning q 80 o't'ock for
the murder CT Th0u3s liamnil ~ -Iue
1856. iii the Keoteaag mines The con
drrnnei man ascenled tbs scgiTci.i " hcu,
q trefnog and made a sort speech r ,Ca.-
ing hi innocence