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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. 20 .-Provlsons-BacOn Cumberland Cut
37s I'd: Long Mddes. 3ls Dbl short Clear MdleA
Short Ribs 3Ss Cd Shoulders 3OsOd per cwt Beef
62s I'd for Extra Ness Prime Mess AS I'd Porx-
Prime Mess. Ills vi. per bbl: Prime Mess Eastern.
6OsOd Western. SIS I'd. Lard-Amercan 35s. Prime West
ern 32s Od.: OIL 32s. 3D. Hams-Long Cut, OILS I'd:
Shoulders 35s Cd Buttey0s. Cd ttor nnest Ded
Cheese-AmerIcan Choice 5Js. Ud. Mheat-kod
Western spring. u.s. d.g6s iOd; Red Winter. U.s. "a
Genital. New No. Winter U.s. I'd; No. =
spring U.s. 3D. New Mixed Western. Ash - California No.
l. u.s. I'd It's lld do No 6s6L ~Gs 81 ger Genital Pro
duce-Splrs OF rurpentne 25s 81. LDntOn zTa i'd
percwt iienned Petroleum. ST. per gallon Clover Seed
Fls American. 23s. 81. Prime CITY, z5s I'd. per cwe
Kosn-Common, 3d.; Pale lis. 81. 81 Liusced
2Ds Od per Provisions-Amercan Refrigerated Beat
quarters 3D.; fore quarters I'D per Hops az Lon
don-New. YORK state. 43 js I'd. as los. Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Oct. 20-l2:30 D. m.-Cotton steady with
fair demand Midding Uplands Old do Middling oreanS
6sd saes-l0ooo bales INCLUDING loo bales for speed
Futures steady. Uplands Low Mdding clause. octobee
delivery s64d; do october and November delivery %
bid also 3D. do November and December delivery, %
64d also 6364d do December and January delivery o?
lid also 6204d do January and February delivery,
6264d also 6364d do. February and March delivery.
80 64d. also Sd do March aud April delivery lad "a
April and May delivery Aid; do May and June dev
cry, 6-64d.; also o 764d.
There tenders for delveryat todays clearings
m-Coon-The sales OF the day included $500 bales
American.
Futures steady Uplsnds Low Mddng clause. October do
livery 964d buyers do october AMI November delivery
Lid sellers November and December delivery -
64d buyers do. December and January delivery 636td
value DO January February delivery 6504d yalusi
do February and March delivery cd buyers do March and
April delivery. 204d buyers April and May delivery
5-64d sellers May and June delivery 764d sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. oct 20 (SpeetaiAu week until today the
of calls have been the anxious seat To-day the
sellers puts took their places Wheat was heavy all dav
and by declined nom 734 10 cents the nm,
nee last night going down. Nine dollars
the figure for the January option of pork sold AT 80 G5
today. to-day $4,000 bushels OF wheat
eud $1,000 bushels AT O'Clock the
market closed 4O2G4O cents for May corn 73073i4
cents November wheat and 50 62 for January
O'Clock the market closed 40 4Oas ems Tor May
t3073i Move bel wheat and - OZ . for January
PORK. In tile board May down
sO got safely down TO the put price al 7207
November. The clase At 23O O'Clock was sdl3
November wheat 4Oa cents Tor May corn anu ~ %
for January pork puts May 4O cents calls on May
iO2 cents. The receipts to-day were l4l cars OF
wheat 29O OF and O3 o oafs puts on November wheat
S2as cents calls November wheat, 73as cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Kicer. Vessels aud RQitroddA
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

.CoffEE-The market for Rio and Santos growths is
saeav one while prices have not been changed from ~ go
LOT Ih spot eargo-s Mid growths quiet but seady
Su 4U2 bays Laguayra 100 bags Maracaibo PIG bags
10y ypo1s at the Exchange opened at points decline
an ciss nrm AZ 10 points reaction oll0wsi January
assoa983 February. 9sod9s6: March, 9s5 80; April
eeoooo0ysO May 9.S5d9aO; June. 900; october, $500
yso; oSovember 9S089S5; December. 9.S00as5 Total
INA slight increase in the movement but no change
III can De noted At best however. the market Is very
I one ShesB32 bales 50 last evening" all for consunp
p ort receipts to-day 80 94 bales compared with 32b2S
ga .n gay last week and 40 635 bales this day last year
o mort receipts since September l. 996673 bales cOmpar
LUIS IL bales for the corresponding period last year
Q based American standard OF classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

LONDON, oct 20-l2:30 .. m-Unted states -Four PEI
Cent Bonds 1925 Canadian Pacific 7l%: Erie So< do
Second COnsOs lO4s Illinois Central 1854 st. Paul Com
mon 077s. Mexican Ordinary. 65at New.York Central.
1867; Pennsylvania, 81 = Reading. Ia.
Paris advces quote Three Per Cent enes at 50 francs 52S
tor the account.
LONDON Oct 10 p. m.-Consols 100 1916 for money
lOl for the United States -Four Per Cent
1924 Atlantic aud Great Western First Mortgage
Trustees Certificates % Erie SG Mexican Ordinary e5s
ST. Paul Common 9Ss; Pennsylvania Ol1; Reading, ID
Bar silver is quoted at As I'd net ounce
Hudson Bay Company, 26l4
India Council bills allotted to-day at decline Of
Lied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
RRorHFRs AGAINST EACH OTHER.

The trial of suit which William II. Gardener demands
slo 900 from his brother X Gardener for alleged
malicious arrest YESTERDAY in the supreme Court
before Justice Beach and a jury. The charge Is
bal the defendant had the plaintiff arrested for
breaking INTO his honse in Jersey City and stealing
iewelry and other things including black and
Gan terrier The plaintiff locked up all night and dis
charged in the morning In the OF his testimony
William H. Gardner said. pointing to the defendant:
That broher has told me FIVE hundred times at least that
he would send Johnson. the lawyer to the State
fnson II It cost him his life, and he
tried 10 get me 10 Join him in conspiracy
10 kdnap Johnsons only child That man has done every
thng in his power 10 trouble Tor lie has the
afe uns % mother from me
tIial vii he col ccif tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
THE ARCADE RAILWAY CASE.

The made behalf of the NewYork Arcade Rail
way Company portions of the complaint against
company in the suit of John Jacob Astor and other prop
ertyowners injunction restraining the defendant from
building its road was decided yesterday by Justice Andrews
Supreme The Judge held that allegations in re-
likely sustained by the city IN conse
q road mmaterial and
should denied the motion 10 those
relating injuries the property Of the plaintiffs without
costs 10 either party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct 20In the Supreme Court Of the United
States today the following business transacted:
No lO2S-The Continental Life Insurance Company OF
Hartford Conn plaintiff Thomas w Humphrey.
IL the Circuit Court of the United States for the
District of MARYLAND On motion OF Michael annon for de-
fendant error. docketed and dismissed with costs
S4S-The Choctaw Nation, appellant agt. the United
States.
The United states appellant ag the Choctaw Nation Ar
runent John Weed for ChOctaw Nation and
by Assistant Attorney General Howard and Assistant Attor
ney Maury for the United States and by samuel
khellabarger for ChOctaw Nation.
Adjourned until tomorrow at ~ o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
THE COURT OFAPPEALa

ALBANY oct 20-In the Court Of Appeals today the fol-
lowing business transacted:
No $50 The People, respondent agt. Charles Budden-
sick. appellant
and Others executors, appellant
The following is Appeals day calendar for Oc
tober 81.
Nos. 81, So 964 23l, Al, 949. 10. TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
Tran sferahle Nnficns AMIN

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-There has been active
feature INTEREST, the e demand continues 70 be Chiefly
So S S the S9E for S
4os @G% az @ gain in ~ & the Wcsa
latter IN ne% p M N| $50 b6 Fine - soSs So 100
Extra s. go eS 1s'' w H%G Wheat Extra 9
s. 50 S ca%mo 600 S os y Ea 50 o at 81 70
G a s sale. Of tS & Sasas Of so
ions Fine. i soas2 So saperl9c. 81 i5as5 S.;
$40 Common to Cool Tex Extra Western - 10 Sss 7o Gos
ES Ono Ei 81 aoo g o o GOOD T TO
Choice a 25ast 75; Common Extra MINNESOTA 81 45@
3 s. y pten KS f 90 ster Extra s. 5oS
70 Sps g. dd for VERY s1! Choice q
latter extreme Patent Winter Wheat q 20 81 75
pigs x@ rS %F d s eosng d
nned moderate demands. sales 500 6bs !" COMMON to
Fair Extra at So and Fair to Choice at s. soS
sSiyc Sales s. 5Sls sapsr2nc at 81 loSss
MEAL-Heayy am lower Yellow Western quoted 81 900
SivW Spn Hs s. @
RAIN-wH EAT-In spot lots tho trading has been only
mod Tey aSys and prices generally n seady cG1s
Tor Guy Milling and some demand Tor storing pGrpGss IN
Settled and weak With prices Se irregular and = TO nc
lower at thc close opening y 70 &C. higher then became
with prices i above the loves OF the day and showing
copsred with yesterdays closing prices sales $4,000
bush future and 22Looo bush spot ineuing Ungraded
Red: No Rel Sic in elevator 80 9aS5c atoat; E3'
II. :
Red November ~ SGs4 &C. closing at 81 2c. do Decem-
Der SGOSGIc. closing at ~6 SCI 10 January 81 s0So 4c
closing at sac Ito February s9's@S9hG, closing at
S9sc do March, 80 s09l c closing at yOsc: do April
closing at 9?tci do May. 9$Hg9ii,c closing at g3,se
do June. closing AT ~ 7sc.... Rf f. BARLEY AND BAR
LEY MALr-Dull and nominal. CORN-Ihe trading IN
lots moderately active. and prices steady
trade for export light business Tor
home use options the dealings have been only moder
atry active prices irregular and e to lower at the
f, "ss' declined 2 to &C, and closed weak with
showed decline OF &c from the highest and e sc
COMPARED with the closing prces OF Yesterday.
sales. 9l2OO0 bush. Iuture 10000 bash spot including
Ungraet Mixed at Al Cite: No. 2 444 elevator. - pc
l6c a1olt: No. October closing nominal; No 2, Noyem
Der 40 - 49, closing AT 10 Sc d0 December 46 10 &C.
closing at 4t'ci do January AZ "a Sc closing at c
do February AZ VA iS- closing at AZ Sci do May 40 s0
10. cIosns At ~ c do June 40 "a i9l2e closing at
40 &c OATSIn cash lots the trading has been less active
and prices shade lower closing steady In options specuIa
atOn has been less active an prices 10 &c lower at the
close openng steady declined to and closes, wet az
spot including no 2 a. SIC; do White 90, "a ,ae; NO.
Mixed Nesen 81 d33c White do 80 a Zoe; White state.
81 3Gl2c No October closing at 32sc nominal; do No
vembr 80 32c CLOSING a 32c do December 32 633 80.
closing 81 IT. January 80 asq33 closing at 80
do May 80 'sa56c, closing AT 35 'sc.-.-FEED-Quiet
ami steady
Walkers Private Daily Circular October 20 1886.
Wheat and Maze passage TOR Europe Oct 20 1886:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
THE PETROLEUM NARKgT

Another waiting speculation witnessed at the oil board
yesterday Fluctuations did not exceed aud the coss
only under Tuesdays last price The trade waiting
the wells and the feeling bulsh
barring the receipt Of bad The market closed steady
The OF and the total dealings al the Consou
dated Exchange were as follows
Opening % ON
664 Final 90 3
caies
Refined oil uncha nged at So cents per gallon.
OIL CITY. Penn, Oct. 20-Crude Ol-Natona Transs
Certificates opened at 661s highest prcs. 66k lowest
price $50; closed &c. Sales 56iO)o barrels cearAncsa
246O barrels. charters. 40635 barrels snpnentA
69.36S barrels runs. - barrels
PIrTsBURG. Penn. Oct 20-Crue Ou-Petroleun steady.
Cerfcaes opened at 65s and closed at 1e
highest price. SO lowest price. 057s
BRADFORD Penn. Oct. 20.-Crute Oi-Natiolsl Traudt
opened SO and closet at 65 highest prioA
66l. lowest price, $50; clearances $4,000 barrels
TrTUsvILLR Penn. Oct 20Natona Transit Certificates
opened az and closed at o6 highest price 66 loves
6b3x.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
l.oupfcllow's Birthday Book

Is beautiful present give any lady But there is little
published pamphlet FORM with no pretensions 10 liz
erary merit that would DC appropriate and might be the
means saving life 1t called Dr. X. " Plerces treztise
on diseases whose peculiar troubles the Pa
vore Prescription especially designed IL is Profusey
illustrated with ard cOiored plates and Will be sens
TO any address or ten cents In stamps by the Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association. Buffalo, N \.
Ifyou are bilious take Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgavs
Pellets the original Liver Pulls" OF all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
An iuveutur's Advice.

George Stevenson when advising yong men how TO get on
nnsh by saying. DO ts have perseveie For
fifteen pOde worked before giving the nnish
ing touches his locomotive In many days those perse
yerng ia the Golden Medical Discovery
have great relief and found themselves on the
high health Liver complaints impure blood chronic
lung aud others yield " It's healing Influences
return. All druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21

SALES A TIE CONsOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETRO
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21

ST. Goo oTsSHairv. flo II 9T t miins
In tho option little passing First prices
shove anavance and closed firm at further
advance OF point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Oct 2O-Tns Drouers Journal Cattle
5000 shiDmeDts 1000; market iOvSr Ship
ping steers3 6OGS5 20 stockers and Feeders 81 - 60 50
Cows Bulls and Mixed ii 5UdS3 lO Bulk. s2 35GS2 go
through Texas Cattle steady Cows - 25d$2 50 Steers
s. 1898 80 Western Rangers slow; Natives and Half
Breeds - 00Q$i 90 Cows 81 80 as O0 Winered Texans
SO OOG So 40.
HOqs-Receipts $4,000 head Shipments IL ,O00 market
lower and Mixed. SO G0dS4 20; Packing and Shp
ping OOq$i 45 Light Weights So 6OGS4 80; sklps $2 80
~ 40
Sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments. 2000 market lower
% ~ 40 Western 80 40 - CO. Texans 81 80
ds3 10 Lambs. 80 10 50 90.
ST. LOUIS. observation-disclosures. 200 head ship
ments l.S00 market steady Good TO Choice Native ship
ping Steers 81 oO9s4 eO Butchers Steers So 00ai 10
Texas grades - O0d SO 60
Hocs-Receipts 10000 head shipments 5000 market weak
Butchers and Choice Heavy - OGS4 30 Packing t3 30
81 rs Light SO e0df4 20; Pigs. ~ 900 ~ 30.
SheepRecepts POO head shipments 100 market active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
THE MONEY MARKET

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExOHANGE-OcE 20
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
Eosi uno FOUND.

I OST.-Bank book No. 156,142 on Dry
~ Dock savings Bank Any person having claims 49,
within thirty days the said book w BIO declared csncsea
and extlp guIshsd and ssusd w lieu thsxsee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
STOCKS
Op'g.l H'gt. Low't Final. Bid. lAsk'd sold

Oka Ac.nHl safes o.O.,ns shares are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21

SPIRITS OF TURPENTISE
SAVANNAH. Oct 20.-Turpentine firm az 34kc
WILMINGTON, Oct 20-Turpen tine dull At ~ &c
CHAxIxeToS. Oct oo.-Iurpentine quiet At $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
Glrouean advertisements.

EUROPEAN A0pertlsfmenIs.
I IEBIG COMPANf'S EXIRACIOr MEAT:
i Finest and cheapest Meat flavoring Stock fee
soma Made Dishes and Sauces Annual ~
SOOO.OOOJars.
7 TEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
An invaluable tonic " Is a success and boon for
which nations should feel grateful" See Medical
Press" " Lancet" &C.
Genuine only with the fac. simile Of Baron Iaebirs
signature In Blue Ink across the Label. The Ute
Baron Liebg" and photograph having beep
largely used by dealers with NO connection via
Baron Liebg, the public informed that the
licbig Company alone can Offer the article win
Baron Lebiss guarantee OF gcnuineness
/ IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
~ To be had Of all storekeepers, Grooers and chem
lists sole Agents for tho United States Wholesale
oulyl C.. Davld& Co, fenchurch-ave.. London.
England
Sold wholesale by James r. smith, Park Tilford Aekc
Neral & Condt Nc Kesson EobGns ThurDer, WhylAoG
& Co.. Francis II. Leggeu CO.. and w H. soiienen Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
Brushes

BRUSHES OF every description at 315 Pearl
I'D St, opposite Peck slip at lowest prices.
JOHN X. HOPPEL. Manufactures.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-20
SOLEMN vows TAKEN.
Interesting Hebrew Wedding ut Alb
ner's Hail.

Interesting Hebrew Wedding ut Alb
ner's Hail.
Mr. Henry Adler, of this city, and Miss
Ellen Marks, of Philadelphia, were married
last night at Abner's by Rev. DR.. L. Stearns
The attendance OF relativas and friends Of
the contracting parties were quite large.
Tho ushers were Messrs. M. Marks, s.
Fisher, H.. Hoffa, and j. Rosenmeyer. Mr..
s. d. Marks, OF New York, acted as the best
man. The bride was given aw9y by Mr.. 5.
b. Marks. The arrival of the bridal couple
was announced by the playing Of Mendels-
sohn's "Wedding March," An improvised
altar stood near the eastern end Of the hall
On each end of the altar was miniature eau
delabra, and In the center stood two silver
cups filed with wine. Behind the altar was
Rabbi Stern. At the appointed time the
bride and bridegroom, with their relatives,
stood around the altar, and the brief but
beautiful Jewish marriage ceremony was
performed. The bride was handsomely at
tired In white satin, and wore the conyen-
tional bridal veil. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Adler were congratulated. The
wedding supper was partaken OF by all
the guests present, and the tables were
flied with the choicest Of things es-
sential for the good OF the inner
man. Among those present were Mrs.
Marks, Mr.. X. s. Marks, of New York;
Mr.. Il. b. Marks, of Philadelphia; Mrs
Ball, OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adler, Of Baltimore; Mr., and Mrs. II. Adler
of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Got.
theft, Mr.. b. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Adler, Mr.. Mike Adler, Of Memphis, Tenn.
Mesers Simon, Abraham, aud Levi Adler,
all OF Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Greenapple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fellbeimer, Mr.. and
M.a n
Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Marks and
others. Mr.. and Mrs. Adler left on the 10
o'clock train on bridal tour to New York
city and Niagara Falls.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-20
THE MARKETS.
Stocks Closed Remarkably Strong
Reading the uistinctIye Feature,

Stocks Closed Remarkably Strong
Reading the distinctive Feature.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 1s.-The assurance
that the Reading reconstruction was TO
proceed without further delay impaired adj
ditional confidence 10 the stock speculation
to-day. Its influence was felt not alone in
the coal stocks, but extended 10 the whole
list In varied degrees. The distinctive fea-
ture at the opening was Philadelphia and
Reading, and there was large trading down
10 "a. At the close the stock was easy at
800, or higher than yesterdays close. En-
graved certificates exchangeable for the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany's general o and per cent mortgage
bonds have been largely issued by the
Guarantee Trust and Deposit Company Of
Philadelphia.
Considering the advances made in the
week, and that this is the last day OF the
week, the market closed remarkably strong.
Government bonds were moderately &c.
tive and only steady. state bonds dull.
Railroad bonds generally were dull and
steady, but there were special activity and
higher figures for some issues.
Money opened at 81 TO O per cent, and
ruled at these figures all day, with ex-
ceptlonal loans at 81, till late, then some
loans were made at 4 per cent. and the
closing was at per cent.
Quotations OF Saturdays Stock Sales.
The, following daily market reports have been
building, Eighth and streets, being the most 40
tive Htocka In the New York exchange;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-20
TRAHELERs' GnInr.
RALT1MoRE AND ONO RAILpo,n
Schedule in effect SUNDAY, SEPT 10 ia.
until further notice - iooo,


n Leave wsshinston from station, corns, .,
rev Jersey avenue and street "Vi VI
For Chicago 10 n. m. and fO.i0 N ~. 49,
Inc Inc iOO a. m. T. Fast Limited EXp,e"s t ~.
IIltsburg and Chicago, arriving In PittsbIrg S y,
extra fare Is charged on this train n, ~, S9
,I For Cincinnati, Louisville, and g. Io,,.
unhlly, az 3.SO p. m. aud 1910 D. M. Viz
through coaches and Palace sieening ~ ~ WIN
hDoVe points, without change; 3.9o n T ~ 70
si i y, Train 70 Cisoinnad aud 81 Ionis
Louis 6:iO D. m. No extra faro h. o ~ co ~.
this train for fast time. 'Aie " charged on
,. For !Piis,s6urg At 1900 a. m. and sss a., -
11aiiy, 70 pittsburg Cleveland and Detr9,, M n;
Monarch Parlor and Sleeping cars ~ p,,,, Win
foS Lynchbnrg, Natural Bridge IeSin,,,nls'
and staunton 1910 p. m. daily S' ''eNiig'on'
FOR Lexington and Local Stgtiop. a..o
DAILY, except Sunday, aud 1910 D, m J.iIIm''
For navre de Grace, Newark. sjngo,i. e,
mI ny Cnes'er and philadelphia, I'D M
For Wilmington, Dol, and intoruod,,,o
points between Baltimore and W,imIeeaaiiaatt,e
Sie p y, M DAILY, except Sunday. S''"'
q FOR baltimore on week days, s, 6.90 s.,o 100
S.5q. and lOO5 a. m, 1910 lbs S;i5 ASmln,nII,Ca,
irnnnh S,so' $50 $40, $40, $40 100. s.25, and
For Baltimore on SUNDAYS Gan z.ao o.oo
s s.SS q; m, 10 $780, $50, $40, $40, $40 71o
so For shc6andoeh Valley Railroad, and points
a m. has sleeper Washington To My n, ne ~
0:S0 ,. m sleeper 70 Little Rock, N'ie1nH'
- t -, Annnapo,ls $40 n. m, and 1910 and 40
- For way stations between Wasbin.,o,, 49,.
Lan mo- O 0Ae $50 a, m, 1910 n, m AN
~ ~ tN9, and 100 p m. on sundays $40 D;S D
stations on Metropolitan Rranch v cinh Eor
aaliy, except sunday, and 53l p. m. daiIy. LA
stations on et Tepi sunday, for principal
daily, on Sunday stons at ali s,,,t e.do a. M.
SaIshe isigar and intermediate points IaSs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-20
BRICKLAYERS' UNION.
They Go to Baltimore to Unite In tho
Celebration There.

Iney 20 10 bHittInOr6 10 unto IN tho
Celebration There.
The Bricklayers' Union of Washington,
600 strong, and headed by the Marine band.
leave here this morning for Baltimore on
the 9:l5 o'clock train on the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, A parade will take place
before the departure OF the union. The
members will form at Cosmopolitan Hall,
and at the appointed time the procession
will start and march through Il street to
Ninth, thence TO + street, along + street to
Fifteenth street, down Fifteenth street to
Pennsylvania avenue, TO the Baltimore and
Potomac depot.
At Baltimore the union will DO met by q
committee of brlcklayers of that city. The
Washington union will parade with the
sister union In Baltimore, and wind up at
the Eastern Schuetzen Park with big pic.
mic and fireworks. A pleasant feature OF
the trip will be the presentation by the
Washington union of handsome banner
to its Baltimore brethren. President d. s..
Ferry, Of Washington Union No. /, will
make the presentation speech. The day
will be observed as a legal holiday, and, no
doubt, the parade will be an interesting
feature In the days proceedings.
ST JACOBS OIL cures toothache, headache
H.. 49, 81.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-20

INDIANAPOLIS, IsD,, Sept l0,-Tho organ
lied worklngmen Of this city to-day united in
grand street parade and picnic under the
auspices of District Assembly LOG and.the Gem
trail Trades and Labor Union. The procession
consisted OF numerous labor ORGANIZATIONS,
and contained 3, 100 men. Afer short parade
the procession proceeded to the Exposition
grounds, where the day was spent In listening
to speeches and amusements of various kinds
Among the speakers from abroad was j. A,
Wright, of Philadelphia. Intoxicants were not
permitted TO be sold on the grounds, ana the
demonstration was in every way successful,