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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
TIE GsRAELGTEs FAIR
Meeting of the Executive Committee
subcommittee Selected.

Meeting of the Executive Committee
subcommittee Selected.
The executive committee OF the Israelites
fair and bazaar held an interesting meeting last
evening ut the headquarters, Oh Seventh
street; II. King, IT,, presided and S. n. Meyer
occupied the seCretary's desk. A large mum.
her OF contributions were reported, in addition
to those published few days ago.
The following members Of the floor commit.
tee were appointed to act In conjunction with
the committee previously appointed
ON behalf Of the Washington Literary Asso
ciation-p. Rosenberg, n. Fisher, NJ. Cohen,
mony Circles. Cans l. strasburgcr, A. Else.
man, J.. Frcirich NJ, Ft.hmnU, J. Freshman,
/. Cans, :. Fisher j. Lansburgh, and NJ. Else
man. Arro Literary soticy-A. Wolf IL,
King, u. Wolf II. liaar. \. Goodman, \. Kauf
man, {. llerzoc, l.. silyerbcrg J.. Heller, and
]. MiChaClis.
II was announced that from Mcssrs, Knabo
Il CO., Of Baltimore, Il beautiful upright plano
valued at 500 had been secured rs the princi.
pal present to the ticket holders at Il reduced
price. The instrument IS now on exhibition
at tie Washington salcsrooms Of the firm on
Market space. Two mdtncgs Will be held IN
the afternoons during the lolr for the benefit
OF the children. Tile single admissions Will be
70 cents for both adults and children. It was
decided that each OF the tables should be al.
lowed eight free tickets for assistants.
Tie following committees were appointed:
prCscntsH. Adler l.. Bnar, !. l.. BlOut, 4.
KAUFMAN, |. i, Herman, ana >. NOlt.
purChusng--A Kaufman, VI. Gold smith
Max Cohen. u. strauss |. Strasburgcr, A
Fisher, NJ. CLARK, u. u. Mugruder, and |. L
De SaulCs.
Voting-I Rich, L. Bracket and NJ. Howell
Fnuncc-A. Herman, d. Straus, l.. Fell
hcimcr
Police and Public Comiort-w. Wolf aud
Moses Cohen.
Appralsing-M Clark, s. Floishmau, NJ
Hohd, II. Strauss, NJ. Augenstein, l. r. Her
man, and 4. Lisncr.
Distributing-G Brcitbarth. |. Cans, l.. Fell
hcimer :. Dcnsinger, II. Eronheimer, II
Strauss, B. Sinsheimer, I. Loeb, NJ Jacobs NJ
Goldsmith, II. Adler, Max kaufman, NJ. LuChs
W. Hahn, and Emanuel BlOut.
Decoration-ll. Kronheimer, NJ. Clark, L. X
Chaplin, c. a. Didden A. Goodman, and j
SChwarZ.
Fair Journal Lindhcimcr, A. Gralwol
n. Meyer !. kaufman, L. yesterday, !. Cohen
and Hirsh.
Printing and Prcss-L. Abraham. NJ. Clari;
NJ. Goldsmith, J.. Meyerhard, and d. Skutsh.
Tablcs-L. Abraham, S. n. Meyer T.. Der
| liner, A. stern, A. NJ. Frohcl, l. Luchs, an,
| /. Herman.
Arts-M. Wcyl A. Abraham, L. Berllnar
| Abraham Frey, Misses Alinc Solomon, Carr
| Frank, Jennie Oppenheimcr, and Haiti
! Hoia
Reireshments-A. Adler, s. Goodman, s
Bien, J.. Rothshild, l. Loeb, W. Wolf, and N
| IOfIa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
OIL on Stormy Waters.

Capt +. o. Pendleton, commanding the
steamer Lucy p Miller, running between
Philadelphia and Nassau, writes to Com.
mander Bartlett, chief photographic Office,
this port from Philadelphia Dee 20 l took a
very heavy gale from north-northwest to the
southwark of the gulf stream. The sea made
up very quickly and thought at one time /
should have to bring her head TO- but, having
read what you have said about using oil In
your monthly charts, placed bag In each
closet forward and let her go outh.southeast.
Theefect was wonderful, and we shipped no
water after that -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06

THERE are many people who desire bar.
gains ind VIII not purchase unless they know
that they arc buying goods at bottom prices,
10 such we advise them to attend the great
clearing sales of Cloaks, Newmarkcts, and Jer.
scys now taking place at Guinnip's, lOi.l06 Sew.
Cnth street. This reliable and euterprlsing
Dry Goods house are now making their annual
clearing out sale, Now is the time to obtain
great bargains in all departments, especially
In silks, Dress Goods, Hosiery Mems Furnish
lngs and Underwear, Blankets, Linens &c.
Housekecpers win find Guinnlps clearing sales
the best opportunity of the season TO procdre
great bargains Give them trial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06

81 picked the shawl up and hung 1t Oh a tree
box" said Charles Fletcher, a colored man,
who was brought into the fourth precinct sta.
ton at 1855 yesterday afternoon. charged with
having stolen shawl, valued Mt SIS, belonging
TO Mrs. A. A. Hayes, who dropped II while
leaving Judge Lorlng's house, l5l2 X street,
Sunday evening.
Miss Loring Informed Officer Murrell that
she saw the prisoner take the shawl from the
but whether he forgot in his fright to relax the
muscles OF his hand or whether he actually in
tended to retain the shawl in his possession by
disappearing with II ut gait somewhat faster
than walk Judge Smell will probably decide
at the police court this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
HENRY WILSON'S AssAILANTs.
They Are Held to Await the Result of
His Injuries.

In the police court yesterday John Bush aud
Sandy Henderson, colored, were charged with
shooting Henry Wilson, also colored, on the
night Of the 4th instant, atthe grocery store of
Michael Sullivan, corner of Ninth street aud
Grant avenue, as reported in the NATIONAL
REPUBLlCAS.
Mr.. Thomas called attention 10 the fnct that
the wounded man was likely to die. and at his
request the defendants were committed to jail.
John Bush was also tried for assaulting aud
shooting at William Marshall on Christmas
day. The court sentenced him to jail for
eleven months and twenty-nine days.
Michael sullivan was fined $50 for keeping a
dsordCrly house,
The doctors at Freedman's Hospital still con.
slider the condition of " ilsOn to be critical.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
TuEBURN1NG OF THE ARMENIA.
Scuttled After Burning Five Hours
No Cause Discovered.

No S""oS Dt"N"'S'Su
The hull of the burned steamer Armenia
now lies in sixteen feet of water of the "Iron
Bloom" wharf at Alexandria. The tops OF her
wheelhouse and the walking beam remain
above the surface of the river. No cause can
be assigned for the conlagration than incen.
The steamer was owned by the Henry Brothers,
of Baltimore. The original cost Of the boat
was $4,000, to which Is to be added Sl5,0OO
worth of repairs, Tho fire appeared to have
originated In the hold. Some weeks ago she
was brought to Alexandria to be laid up for
the winter. Waterman Layman, who with his
little sons lived on board discovered the
flames at 3 o'clock in the morning as reported
the Alexandria fremen the flames kept in the
hold and she was scuttled at O'Clock to pre-
vent further injury to her.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06

Price list for main articles used-Boned tur-
key, 81; consomme, per gallon, $3.50; pattics, OF
different kinds, per dozen, 81; chicken GRO
QUOTES. per dozen, Sl.Tj; over ten dozen, Sl.51
fried oysters, per hundred $3.50; chicken
salad per gallon, So; over two gallons, IS; wine
Jelly, per gallon, So charlotte russo, per gallon
81; assorted faucy ices aud creams In molds,
per gallon, g.; fancy cakes, per pound, SOC
All orders promptly attended to in person. f.
Freund, 7O2 Ninth street northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; F. S. Graham and Estelle NJ. Shoemaker;
Thomas T. Nelson, of Bridgeport, Conn, and
Ellen 7. Harding, of this city J. W; Fowler OF
of buckingham county, Va; Thomas L. Bissett,
of Great Falls, Nd, and Nancy w Kitchen of
Fairfax county, Va; George w. Bryant and
Md; L. b. Mcintyre and Julia A. Funk: G, ".
Powell and Carrie Hoifner, both OF LOudoun
county, Va. George II. Jennings and Sarah T.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
Alleged Grand Larceny of Liquor,

Vim, Dolsindor Il bartender, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Onioer Mansfield OH a
warrant sworn out by BENJAMIN Cooley, which
charged Delsnder with the grand larceny OF
barrel OF whisky and seven bottles Of wine;
total value 500
The barrel OF whisky and bottles of wine
were conspicuous objects In the seventh pre-.
Cnct station house last night, and the aroma
that arose from them made the hearts of the
dodgers and prisoners feel sad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
A MONTHS FIRE LOSSES.
Some Figures of Interest Showing
Lessening Losses.

LesSening LOSSES
Chief Cronin reports that during December
there were twenty.onc alarms for fires, an in-
crease Of seven over the preceding month, and
an increase of one over December, 1884 The
losses amounted to 1925, with an insurance of
S5,G7j, against loss of 400 and insurance
of sll,iS6, for the preceding month. The total
number of fires for the second quarter of the
present fiscal year were forty-lve, with a loss
ofS2i.is5, covered by an insurance of Sl9,06l,
against thlrty-four fires and u loss of Sll0,232,
and an insurance OF sSO,S57 for the first quar-
ter
Fire Marshal Drew inspected 100 grocery
stores where infammable oil was on sale.
Eighteen samples were found not test proof.
Application for appointment was received
from Thomas p. Purcell, who passed physi-
cal examination.
Special attention Is called to the dangerous
condition existing In the planning mill, corner
of Maryland avenue and Four.and'ahali
street, occasloned by the cracked furnace
doors. Due credit is given the conduct Of the
men,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06

Minor Occurrences In ana About the
City Briefly Put.

City Briefly Put,
The commissioners will have an interview
today at II o'clock with the senate District
committee in reference to District matters.
The deaths for the past week were oi--whitc
80, colored a. Death rate per | ,OOO per annum -
white 1912, colored 3O77 total population 23.oS
The collector Of taxes reports that slO3 2ls76
was collected during December. The cOllcc.
tons for 1885 were more than per cent.
over 1891
Thomas W. Chase was yesterday excused as
Juror in the criminal court for the remainder
of the term and the marshal ordered to bring
in u tnlcsman to Oil the vacancy
Frank Vesper, corner of Fiflh and + streets
northeast, reports that between 4 aud o'clock
Monday morning his house was entered
through the front window and there was stolen
$40 in money, two pairs of pants, and vest
The following officers have been elected by
the Relief Association of Mcssrs Saks " CO. S
employees in annual session; President, John
Moshers; vice president, $. kazcnsteini 70.
Cordinr sceretory, w. a. Dougherty; financial
secretary, J. S. Freshman; treasurer, ii, ktou'
hcimcr; board Of directors, Mcssrs. Dove,
Timms, and MOutucr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06

Rev. p, l., Chapelle, lil5 II street, has re-
ported to the police that some time between
Monday evening and 3 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing the parsonage st. Matthew's Church was
entered by using nippers on the key OF the
door, and there was stolen a gold watch en-
gTaved on the inside case, "Presented to Rev.
z. l.. Chapelle by 81. Joseph Congregation,
Baltimore, May, 1882" and gold chain with
gold cross and heart attached. The value Of
the plumber Is 500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
A JenersonIan ReIIo.

"Ihe YiTginian Almanack for the Year of
Our Lord, l778' which belonged to Thomas
Jefferson aud contains memoranda during the
year for which 1t was issued. OF his personal
expense &C., law accounts for SIX years, from
1867 to l772, aud other interesting data, has
been purchased by the state Department.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06

The East Washington Terpschorcan Club
gave one of It's pleasant dances last evening at
the residence OF Miss Katie McCathran, OIL
Finh street southeast. A few Of the large COM
pany present were Misses Alice Slice, Otie
Nelson, Emma Tippett. Mrs Barnes, and
Messrs. Harry J, Bright, Il. Dayton q. Berry,
and VIM JefieriCs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
The Missing Capitol Policeman

Nothing as yet has been learned of the where.
abouts Of ex.Capltol Policeman E. L. Hurt.
Dilgcnt inquiry has been made for him by his
friends, who have had to give up the search,
quiry 1T the capitol yesterday failed in gettlug
any news from him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
New Irish and German Linens
SEATON PERRY,

(SuCCessOT 10 IelIy ~ biV'J
prpE LINEN DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, ALL
WlDTIis AND LENGTHS, WITH NAPKINS,
ALL SIZES, 10 MATCH, MANuFAOTuREO
BY JOmN $. BROWN 81 SONS, BELFAST
crnNhE 'FkNCY LINEN DANIAsK FRINGED
LUNCH CLOTHS, WITH DOfLEfS TO
MEN NAPKINS, DoYLEYs, AND TRAY
CLOTHS FROM 81 10 Sl2 PER DOZEN.
NEW HUCK AND DAMAsk LINEN TOWELS,
FROM ~. 80 10 SO PER DOZEN. ,,,,,.,,,,,,
NEW BELGIAN PILLOW AND shEEllNG
Full LNf iiNEs or PLAIN AND TwILLED
CRAsuEs AND GLASS LINENS.
Sd DOUBLE-FACED CANTON FLANNEL
FOR TABLE COVERING. .z,,.,,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON inpOkiED
MnAPs, JACKETS NEWMARkErs' AND
srp p9lHs SOCK OF LYONS FABLE FRAN.
CAiSE, SATIN DUCHESsE, RHADAMES,
SIRAIIS, AND GROS GRAIN SILKS, IN
BIACK WHITE, AND ALL COLORS, FOR
STREET, RECEPTlON, AND EVENING
ELFGkN An; BEADED sATTNs AND TWO TONE
BROCADED yELNErs FOR PANELS AND
ryd pREs Sr tltGENIKSNS p coLoRED SILK VEL.
WITS IRON "a TO 81 FER YARD.
KEW SILK GAUIES, CREPES, ILLUSIONS,
AND BRUSSELS NETS. -, ,,,,,,,, -.
ns5-SpECIAI, APARTMENTS FOR DISPLAY
INC EVENING GOODS By GAsLlGHr.
ss-pLAIN FIGURES and CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, COR. 9TH STREET
ESTABLISHED 1870
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
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New Years Goods for Men and Ladies
GLOVES, HOSIERY, and NECKWEAR,
FOR street, Evening, and Reception
Wear.

Ladies' and button Kids, all colors,
embroidered in self and Black.
Ladies' 4 and Button Suede, Tans
and Browns, embroidered in SELF aud
Taucy Mixed Stitching, and in Tan ana
Brown, Tan and Blue, Tan and Rcd
Ladies' Suede NIousquctaire. with Real
Lace Tops.
Ladies' 4 and o Button Suede Gray, em-
broidercd in Black and Whitc'
Ladies' Black Kids, embroidered In
Colors.
Ladies' g, 10, 2, 1 o, 30, and 80 Hutton,
length Mousquetairc, In Dressed anu
Indressed Kid, i'll Tans, Nhite, anu
Party Shades, plain and embroiuereu
backs.
In Mems Gloves I have all the latest
EnrIish and French Novelties, IN ana z
Hutton Gloves for street, reception, ana
fun dress wear.
Hand nows in Silk and satin twliite
and black.
White Lawn and the latest full dress
novelty, the Self spotted ana stripeu
swiss Band Bow.
MEMS white and Cream SILK and satin
sCnris (nll shapes and Ties.
Mems aud Ladies' Black and Fancy
CoIored SILK, Lisle, and Balbriggan
Hosiery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
TheBOn NIarche
s1e-sls SEVENTH STREET,
observation-disclosures
Our Patrons are Urgently Requested to
Look Before They Leap.
Observation-Disclosures

Everybody advertes Embrodere and Muslin Underwear
the present PERIOD and claims in bold language that he is
derselling all the rest.
Contrary custom, abstain from quoting prices,
desire to investigate fully what competitors do
ing but PROMISE heretofore that shall prices
under any and all circumstances.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-06
Presents Worth Buying for Christmas

A Marseilles Bed Spread, O warm Comfort nice pair
Blankets, or a handsome Down Quilt and
Pillows.
A SMYRNA Mat or Rug, q Skin Mat or Rug, an Art
square, Drugget, Table or Piano Cover, n
handsome pair Portieres, or Heavy Curtains.
A nice Chair, Rocker, Table, Pedestal Desk, or
Music Cabinet, or one OF our Imitation Ma
- hosany Chamber suits, bevel glass, brass
Candlebras, for 5000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-23
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY, Sept. rs
1855, Passenger Trains Leave
Rnrahanah rs follows:


For sSnnger, VancebOrO, "a. John, Halt
fax, and the Provinces, 81. Stephen and
ArOostOck County, 1890 p m, via Lewis
fosI. IL. SO and tl1l5 p. M, via Augusta; aisi
fCi EllrworGh. Bar E5arbor, and Bangor
& PiscatRQuss Il. r., t11.16 p. M, !0I
skowhegnn, Belfast an. Dexter, l23C,
1885 t1l.I5 D. M; Wafervilie. 6.45 a. m,
1890 1925 5.15 and, t11.I5 p. m, for Au-
.IuSta, KanIIoweiI, Gardiner nnd " uns-
wick, GAS a. M, 1895, 5.15, t1l.l5 p. nj
Bath, 6 As a. m 1895, 5.15 p M, and on
Saturdays only at 1115 p. m; kecAinnd and
Nnox ama Lincoln Es. e., Gao a. M. l2.3c
o. M and on Sal urdays only at b.lS =. M;
AMI urn and Lewiston at $50 a. m. i23U.
b1Op NJ; Lewiston vim Brunswick, 6.4b
a. M IL /. / . pm. FarmingtOn, Monmouth,
Winthrop Oakland and North AnsoB,
1870 o. m; Harrington win Brun~svick.
645 A. m and 1896 D. M . and from
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-23
sxess York Mining Stocks.
[By Telegraph
NEW YORK, Sept. %, I886.-The folio wing II
ecafon produce Naarket.

BOSTON Sept. %, 1ss6.--The following are to-
DAVIS quotations of Provisions, &c.
Pork-l.ong cut IA 5o015 co; short cuts o W
IL SO backs l5 Goals SO; light backs at ~ 0o9
IA 90; lean ends Is 80; pork tongues at 10 OoeS
81 3 80; prime mess at S14 00lDl5 bO;eXlra prime
at 10 50aS1l; mess, old at 10 so; Do new II oo
Lard-choice at 71a@7a4c Fib N tierees; : G
sac in lO-ib pals ;81a@Ss4c in Glib pals os4 "a
Hans at 12Iaa13c plb. according TO size and
cure smoked shoulders S@S1sc; pressed bans at
ljressed hogs, city, at re ~ H.
trtler-Western extra fresh made creamery ~
2b626c: some special marks higher; 40 extra
firsts at 2t@23c; do iirsts at 19G2Oc; DO extra
held creamery 21622c; do fresh imitation crmy,
choice Ia 15c; do good 12@13c; do fresh tacto-
nv choice l3c: do far to good at 11d12c ;do corr
mon lots510c Northern creamery extra, nolnl-
nal at 26d27c; do extra firStS 230024c: Eastern
creamery choice to extra at 24a24c; Vermont
cnlry extra at 25026c; do dairy at 2za23c; 40
extra frsts at 1890 Jobbmg prices idzc
Cheese-Northern choice to extra, 100 1ol2c;
sage at | / Zoe; western choice to extra lOz20
lie: lowe grades according to quality; JoD lois
Nc higher. no. ,,osto,,
drsts $40 GI9c; n ii aud Vermont extra at 2oc
New York extra at 19c; Western choice al loe;
Michigan choice at 19e; Nova Scotia l9c. JoD-
bling price 1c higher. -, rigs
reslls-yhotc small n hand picked peal cog
70 D bush; choice New YORK large nana plchea
do s0aI 80: small Vermont hand picked pea al
iiay-(lloice prime at SISaS19; fair to good at
SIG 00aS17 90; Eastern fine $13@$15j poor TO
ordin4ry S12mSI5 East swale $10@$ll. Rye
straw, choice, 10 oo@15 30; oat straw $9gSlo
u ton. ,,,-o... 1,,,,,rs,,;o,, 10
hIl | 6OSD1 6211.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-23
Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK. Sept. %, 1886.-FIonr market
less active; recelpJs 24,760 bbls; exports 1853
bbis and 20 ,246 sacks; sales II 900 bbls
western and State 1902 90; common to good
extra Western and State at 1902 70; gooaq ,,t 70
choice do at 3 20@5 90; common 10 cnolce Mhi ot
AT 85tG5 90; common to good extra ONO at ~
cG4s75; common to choice extra st Louis at z Tug
90; patent Minnesota extra good 10 prIHeeo ~
4 5Ota4 75 choice to double extra DO at oog
4 90 including 3,7O0 bbls city mill extra 459
4 60; 800 bbls fine do 1902 65 HOO bbis super
fine at 35g2 80; 800 bbs extra NO at l oG.
8 25; 400 bbls winter wheat extra at 7oG5 ";
$500 bbls Minnesota extra at 2 1904 80. Souiil-
ern flour quiet extra at 25G3 85 good to cnoice
do 90d95 90. Rye Flour firm. Wheat lower re
cepts 452, 45o bush; exports 39,979 bush; sales
348, 900 bush NO Spring at 41aaS5c; No Re ed
at 1894 a84c; No 2 Red 551Ae in elev.; NO heu
dull Corn lower; receipts 253 100 bush; exports
95018 bush; sales 100000 bu; No at 40G4oI e q
in elev; Western Yellow 50@51c. Oats are nria
LAG, 100 bush; No at 311ac; White do at 1924 q
sec; No at 32G321sc elev NO 2 White az 1914
a3619c; No White at 3712e; Mixed W esIac
Coffee-Fair Rio quiet at 11Ac. sugar dui5 rs
fined dull; at 49s947sc; Ext. at 5g9 &c
vi White Extra 514@5ss; Yellow e at sataBdard
5Ssc; graduated at &c; cut loaf and crusl.eee e.
16c; powdered at GA @63sc; Cubes az o1TroIl
low is steady. Pork steady-Mess quoted 10 ,, 2o
Clio rs for old IL 25@l1 rs for new. Beei ue,l
quoted at 81 50@22 90. Lard heavy; We 20 fnr
steam spot quoted o0;refned quoted at % re re
Continent, 7 80 for A. Butter firm; SIatSy ives.
027c; Western 12@26c. Cheese stronger "o0
tern fiat 9s4 @9loc; State 5s4 @11c.
Freights firm; wheat steam 314d.
CHICAGO. Sept % 1sss-The Flour 1s14 10 )
dull; Southern Winter Wheat at dd og44 R0
Wisconsin 90a4 15; Michigan do at Oo Sat or
soft Spring Wheat 6o@3 20 Min nl Srsdes Il
8 SOFA 10; patents 4 1904 80; low gIatu1Io ,,,er
a2G5; Rye flour at 3 1908 80. Wheatt io Ner,
No2 Spring at 5Ss4e No Red az No f4 at t 4s
Barley tame No at 58@61c Mess 1or s55 I1is 90
tied at o 1909 871a; Lard quiet a at are qo met
short rib sides at 90. Boxed Meats are gu sde.
dry sated shoulders at 69e1Sc; short cieai 'iU''
at 7 1907 10. ...,,oo+ fso oo(
bu; corn 325, 900 bu; oats 147 ,Ooo pu' ryo ''o''
bush barley, $4,000 bush.
DETROIT, Sept %, 1sS6.-Wheat IS easy I'm, iMo .
White nc; Mich Red TIC; No Red TIC holllliiai
Receipts, 500 bush.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept %. 1sSe.-Cotton easy
middling 9ssc.
SAVANNAH, Sept %, 1sse.-OOttOn steady
middling 57sc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-23
goston Stock Market.

by IeIegraphJ
The following quotations of stocks are received
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-23
Memoranda.

Sch Helen A Chase, Of Augusta was below Bos-
ton 21st with maingaff brokdn and jib split, -,
In the case of the owners OF schr Nellie
Craig for damage by schr VIM I Donnell, a settle
ment has been maue by by the payment OF $500.
Sch Fannie Mitchell, of Calais, which went
at Bath, has been condemned and will be sold.
Sch Commerce. Nash while docking at PerTy'S
wharf, Rockford, broke jibboom and boWsplit,
and carried away headgear.
Baroue Adelia Carlton now at Rockport,is being
converted INTO barge for Boston parties. a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-23

"Shall you try to break his willy" the caller
how the recently deceased had fixed the proper
ty and rather left her out
''Try?" the widow echoed as she smoothed out
her dress complaeently; 81 don't think there VIII
be much try about it. didn't have any. trouble
breaking his will when he was alive, and don't
think it's going to trouble me any this time"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-23
Chicago Cattle Market.
Rv Talegr9nh I

CHICAGO, Sept. %. -Cattle-Receipts
10000; shipments 1000; stronger shipping steers
at 8 4Oa5 so; stockers and feeders at 2 O093 90
COWS. bulls and mixed at / 2503 Is; bulk at 2 20
az 10; through Texans steady; steers at BOG
8 40; cows 65G2 so.
Hogs-Receipts % 900 shipments 5000; lower
rough and mixed at 0094 60; packing and ship,
ping COOS Of; lights 8 5o@4 70; skips at2 AZ
as 10. 80 .,..-..u -,ooo. ,,,ortet
steady; natives 2 0o@4 90; Western oo@4 20
Lambs 8 75GO5 90.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-23
RmmfOrd Falls and BuckfieId RailrOa !
Summer Arrangement, In Effect luna ID. 1896

Connections win Grand Trunk Railway
Mixed train leaves Mechanic Falls Junction
and Canton at Ito p. m.
Passenger tram leaves Mechanic Falls Junction
81 % p. m, arrives In Buckield at $50 and ca
ton at 4.30 p. m.
Returning trains leave Canton at 4l5 ana g 9
a. m, connecting for Lewiston, Portland and b.
ton.
Stage connections daily with passenger train AZ
West Minot for Hebron Academy; at Buekheld foi
West Sumner, Chase's Mills and Turner; at Can
also for Bretton's Mills
je1Sdn L. L. LINCOLN. Supt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-23

Rachel, my tear, pring you vine engage
ment ring"
"But Isaac, its a bearl, und bearls are onlucky
amt it?"
und so / take me an imitation Won out of stock"