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FAIL or 4 WArER-10wHR AT RocK4TAT

shortly after Il o'clock last night the guests
at the seaside House kOckaway were ""akeAeu -
craAh sounding distant roar OF thuhteI- II vas
followed uy series Of shakes and people 10 we No"'e
m - ,bc halls thlr klug that the hotel was "a lng
People came rushing also from al parts OF the oe"o1
Al z ou- 70 learn the cause OF the noise. Inc va
tower. ~ feet gil, u The rear o. me Lo'ei W.
tan. cut.lf.n. 10 900 gallons u wafer LAl l"4'en'
f- AWAY from hOfe. Hal 70 fil-"n l""Ait -
loss II ne would nave resulted a. "uu,
ardet rig on tho wlags 0ccupleI Oy the servant.
A short Tine ago some OF '"'
.-ept m a room under tie tower. bur II not occupe-
- nirht he engine room was occlp.ed ny the Gu
-iaeer but h. escape injury The los, estimAed y!
tie OwLe.s, l. n.seu Wright. a. @tOVn
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MISSISSIPPI REGULATORS ARRESTED.

NEw-ORLEANs. La. July pa dispatch
from Jackson, Miss to The Times Democrat says Is
stated that the Newton County troubles mentioned
yesterday arose some two years ago from conhlcung
interests In homestead entry between negro and
white The Secret Band OF Regulators Is supposed
10 have been organized since the Original troubles not TOT
the purpose Of making indlscrimnate war on negroes
but for the purpose OF assuming to look
after and regulate those who in the opinion OF
the regulators are bad negroes, or lawless
persons. The organization Is supposed to be
similar 10 those which figured 40 prom
inentiy In l--O and ISL IN the counties OF
ANTE. Lincoln and Pike. Heretofore the
operations Of the Regulators have been 40
quiet and secret that their existence could
he legally established. No identity or any
OF the members has vet been fixed. 1t II
said that one Of the bani has agreed TO turn
states evidence and give the names OF inc
offenders And history OF their deprefations Ffteen
II the ring eaders already been arrested The Cir
chit Court next Monday, whed the matter viii
UNDERGO rigid Investigation"
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with o fascinating Amils and blue dress
She was said to DO professional cake-vaker, and n
medistey Got into the good OF the udee by s
wink as she passed tho lap. Frank Birch ana
Miss Zeno made two three circuits OF the room IN tns
approved cake walk fashion. and James King anf MN
Maggie Hart followed. Miss Hart became Q strong
favorte In the betting and probably would received
the highly cake upon which all were nov
turned had not Miss Yancey entered the ring
and displayed some OF her professional tactics sne
walked backward ran forward spun the corners sna
cut fancy hgnres until the drum and nfe WHOA
furnished the music were really cry quis and the
bass drummer had to call in fresh hand handle tue
stick She took tho cake without dissenting yoios
hal he
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RoGRED By ZEE srEPsON.

INDIANAPOLIS July % Special Mrs Lawn
A handsomely dressed woman OF good appearance who
arrived in Indianapolis on Wednesday from Webster
New-York ca At the police station this evening and
stated that her husband severa years ner senior ded
.wo months ago She induced by her siepson'
man thirty years old. who had promised TO marry he'
10 sell the esare and come West. When they started
she mai 5000 ON reaching this city the ttePsoh
starte out To fnI restaurant that he couli guy.
returned ami told her hat he had found place anu
needed $500 In casn make the purchase Sbe ~ I'M
have tue money and has not since been soIe 10 ooa
any ID
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CAPrATN LEONARD WHITNEY.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Captain Leonard
Whitney special agent OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company in Washington. died at his residence 10 TINS
city this evening OF complication OF diseases lie Aad
been in the employ o, Western Union Company tOF
twenty years or more OF the time IS cssAer 0'
manager OF the Office in THIS city' In 1850 He vas
,. .,,ooial aca,t n, the company IN Washington. lie
r.ve. no Immediate relatives, MS VIC having uie
Few wears ago. and his children In thelr INFANCY my
viii be taken 70 Columbus. ONO for lpiernehI
C.n-.ln Whitney one OF the Oest-kn0wn ana mos
r"IIar men In Washington and was much esteemed Oy
H. .mnIoye. o, the company for his justice aAd fair
daa
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DrxrFR RUSSELL WRIGHT.

NEw-HAvEx. Conn. July % Special .-Colo-
mel Dex.er Russell Wright. one OF the best known law
state died his home IN THIS city at m
TODAY He both branches OF the legislature and
IA the war commanded the 18TH Regiment OF Cohhee'
cr, voirn,..r Ia 1879 ne speaker OF the House OF
p-ur,sshtatlyes Hls age was slIty-nVe years Inc
Haven County Bar this afternoon passed approOr
ate resolutions voted 10 attend Tie IuLe1s "HAen
wilI he held a .. Oh Monday.
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cr1sEpPINA MORLACCHI.

BosroS. July % Special. - Guisepplna
Morlaccni died az East Billerca MASS. to-day sue
WAS born In MIL an In october. ls43 she was sent A.
m. az. fax ve.rs TO la Scala Milan, where she
renamed six years She filed engagements IN Genoa
and other Italian cities anu also In spain and Portugal
and hal long engagement IN London and In THIS coua
nv Size was married In Boston 10 j. b. OIpohuhdro
b.,ter known as Texas jack" IN 1873, and uaVesu
W ~ nm through the country. her trips extenohg :.
90 a. 80 Eranclsco In ISL her husband died al
Ieadyie Col. and MOrlaccn moved To EAat bilerca'
wn.re sLe lived with ner sister she was III ior LINE
months prior 10 her death.
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~ oErIcE.sEEKER arr Y0r 4 GUITEAU.

KINGSTON, July % (Specidl. - Nathan
sehuler who Was arrested In Albany yesterday De-
cause he followed President Cleveland. is weI'Sno"n
harmless crank lives the lower part OF tnis CITY
He has never TO carry weapons OF any KIM
He supported Cleveland vigorously 10 tue last Fre'1e"'
ial campaign and was an enthusiastic eau 49,.
Eondou, post Office after Clevesuds electou put IA.
D-en disappointed. That his sole purpose ID oIo""H
the President so closely yesterday 10 get an once
believ- by All VINO know MIN one OF his main OuJec's
IN lie lie said WAS 70 gam nOtOrety.
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IHk WEdTHLK RAPO2T

GOVERNMENT TNDrcArtDSs-POR 81 HOu21
WASHINGTON. July 23.-For Maine. New.
Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts. Rhode Island and
Connecticut fair weather. followed by light local ranA
stationary temperature variable winds
For Eastern Nev-York Western New YORK, Eastsra
Pennsylvania Western Pennsylvania. Delaware and
NewJersey. warmer, fair weather, followed Dv local
rains, variable winds.
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Long Island Franco, II Ainilou, OF NewYo.A city, as'd
Funeral services rs late Residence 10 West 45t't on
ARDEN-July % l.-6 Anna NJ. daughter Of the lat Dr;
Thomas and Margaretta H. " ar, and VIE OF colonel
Funeral Philips church, GArT.sons, Oh Monday -0tA
Inierment at Wooilawn.
BANKs-At White Plains. y. Z, on Wednesday. July FL
Relative, friend. nyi,ei attend TIE frnsrh ser
vices her late residence Oh saturday July ~
Train leaves Grand Central Depot POS p.
Rebellion Friday. July %. lss6, Mcnzes r. Bedell IN
Funeral services vii be- held at his late residence. No
Ouentave, Brooklyn. E D., On Monday, -oth in'r al
o'clock =.
cALDwELL-onJ July g. Caldwell il the fist year OF
vice at The r-e9se Of her psf Mr Cor
F4 4ahIa 9 July 's s.: ca4rae II n 9
Benjamin Il Field. anu daughter " tie Late fieleilVA 10
Funeral from Grace church. Broadway lOth-st. IN
saturday, July "A, at 10 O'Clock IN the morning
Manhattan Beach EiaDeph WI. Of George " fuller
Funeral from residence Il Last 5sst Oh Monday.
the 26th inst, AT 10 a.
Please omit flowers
HAwLEY-on July 81 at the residence OF his hroer MAJOR
ley. .on Of the late Rev william nlSley washington D u
noAG-on Tuesday. July 20 aged II years Elizabeth
rE w'oG d rom o her late rseace 5oht Friday.
1AI1LAw-on Friday morning July % lss6 at her resi-
drnce 33I 7Js, Hu.lA, re.iet Of Robert LAii-A"
Funeral service. from the Church the Heavenly Rest 't
ave and 4jthst, Oh sunday morning -''H INST "' ~
o'clock.
PrRDY-on Thursday July ~ after brief Illness Ar'i'.
Purity. NJ. y. . =, ,...f -....,v
A.a,i.,v pr PATHOLOGICAL society AMI the cl'h
generally are invited 10 tteni bis funeral AZ =
tnl. N.f7nli,f church ilAycY coflc. --tSt
or saturday. My -, AT "c.o1A'
Please omt flowers
p,rdx-The Fellows OF the A. semy OF Medicine arr 70
o,.-i,I 10 attend funeral 81 the axe Are = f.,'s,
H ID nne Of te founders OF tie Academy Al = Pau4s n La
t'lirrh An ave ami I'D Il, saturday. p IN ny -,
- - 't....rt.,,, -,..r, farv PRESIDENT
prGG- Al ~prins Valley Y Thursday oh INST. Mara
widow ofthe Dr. John " riggs " BrVOAyn IA mo
Sd year OF er age ,,-.t o.-.,. ,-.u.v nj,
saturday. y IA, -. 49,. n, -. %, and . IN
M nom foot CnaInDeIs ST. Ne"-lorA and Ne" Jersey
train al 3 80 a..
SMITH In sharon Conn July q at the re,nl'nee ." sr
.-t.rr law Mrs Richard smith, Harriet ~'A Nrtl VIM"
Of -rabury smith. Poughkeepsie y T. asel - wears
ruOMAE-On Friday July %. Henry h IhonAc' III no
res services At p N. July %, at - Monroe Place
Brooklyn, y y.
wATFRMAN-At Beckett Mass, July % Henry Waterman
OF New YORK. aged -
Nat zee Of funeral hereafter.
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OBITUARY NOTE.

Peter Redclffe Hawley, who diedOn Wednes-
sav A. N. home o: his brother william HawIey. Jr. IN
an Tose Cal was the OF the Rev. William Ha~ley,
VINO prsschrd for many In Washington lie was
formerly IN business In ths city out ABOUT Two
AGO ne went West thinking that II would dement, nis
hahn IN, Wiz, sister OF John +. CABOT, was IN this
CITY " hen b died
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CHESS IN LONDON.
MACKENZIE DEFEATS EXCAVATION ZUKERToRT-A
Close AND EXCITING STRUGGLE.

In the great chess match yesterday Macken-
lie defeated Zukerort and prevented him from gaining
helead Blackburne checked Gunzberg aud Taubenhaus
defeated Bird which produces scores and leaves
the victory still In doubt Mason beat Lipschu'z anu
Burn beat Mortimer; shalop and Pollock ala
not hnish their game. and Hanham was the
Qua man. The next round will ne
decisive one and will indicate the FIVE prize winner
although it is than likely there will be some
ties FOR all OF the positions. he following are tie
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1OuN PEAKE KNIGHT.

LONDON. July 23.-John Peake Knight gen
eral manager OF the LONDON Brighton ana south coast
Railroad died suddenly to-day OF apop'e1y'
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p,ITIpORE AND ONO AND JERSEY ObNlEAA
The directors OF the Central Railroad OF
Ss,, Jersey ar expecting to mold another meeting
a. soon a. they informed By their president th"I
,, baltimore and OAiJ Company Is Wiling 10 MAKO GER
ram concessions for ;Le AXE II acquiring uanc ar
s,,.nt FOR term - Ave or ten years An IhIoIma
'rsf,urr OF the puncpA stockhoidrf- OF tbr Two Ai
80 run,panies held at prvat~ hou-r ID @
,s waning Judge Lite was not present = iui,
,.nii,iion but 10 Is understood That lie ia aeeorl
In lie mus far. lie says nA' nc a"4 I''
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 23.-The large brick
ram elevator ia East Dubuque destroyed by ire
80 ,bt The building be on Sed the Illinois Central
p.,tway Company and the contents to the Diamond
lie eteamboat Com sny. The loss To the railroad COM
- so5 900 partly insured The iO-- - Inc steam
20; co,upany Is so 900 insurance $1,000
V.TsRrowN, y. Y. July 23.-TAr OWES MIL a: Mas
cana 81 Lawrence County, owned by Amen PADDOCK
,r,. hur,rd this morung The is at east $4,000
10 insurance
,,sr.x Iuly 23--rhe works and stock o: the Bradley
t-,,.,z.r Company were Insured tue amount OF
.aa 90 divided among twenty-eigh composites me
g'-r. OF the company estimate their loss al IiV"h
~ IS 600 10 100000.
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1RrBuSs OPvrcs. July 24-i . m-rhc movements
OF the barometer yesterday was downward. The tenn
peraturs ranged between Go and s2o, the average
O3s). being $50 lower than THURSDAY
Warmer. fair weather. followed BY light rains, may
be expected to-day In this city anI vicinity.
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associates are perfectly willing to permit the Baltimore
Ohio Jersey City over the Ccnrars
rails provided adequate compensation for the privi-
lcge can be agreed upon.
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POISONED WIN TcE-CRRAM

QUITE SO,-Whv should our country justices
al ways well up IN their I'm gish grammar Why. be-
cause, you see. II they are uugrammatcsl they may
pass incorrect sentences Judy
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Get Rid of Your Cold at once by using Dr.
Jayues E1p-ctorant aud avoid the risk OF develop
ing serious Lung trouble :.
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stomach ailments than A. Otlcr remedies Irsti-
uonals from physcLans clorsymen, and tie people "
fL..LL.4
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AT IT AGAIN.-Now then 1, What. IT you
please Is the difference between the 'rock coat ron
wear the house and the coat put over 10
when you 90 out, Why. the difference is-ahem-greas
= frf
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

r- Ars. s.sw the vsfsffoa shs y ssnsp
osiaaoa1
during The broken dotted line
acts DressSay
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ConfectO Laxative.
Holman, Pafs Have Cured

\ for patton, agreeable 70 the taso;
efficient action. At Druggists
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MACMILLAN wOLFGAYG DCNCKER-

Berlin, july %, = MdAIMIIIdH NUIIs"He
Dancker the German historian. IS deaf.
NJ W. puncker was born in Berlin in 1912. lie be-
came professor Of history Halle IN i = member OF
the German National Assembly in l-4s. profes or at
Tubingen in 1857 and received an appointment IN the
prnssian Ministry In sol Among his works are
"Orlgines Germaulc.e" N-+O) and "HIstory OF
Ami
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5psulI Noilcss

Ca,vell Massey 81 Co.'S ~
,a ~ Tor the Freely ackn0w legr the
preparation the growth o. the AA.I -4 b'o"
Wv s. : stu ave. and Newport X !.
ninth
MRS McELRArHS
HOMEMADE,
branded. ~
sPIcED FRUITS.
Jellies Jams Pic1le. AMI Mace Meas ~, .,,,-
p,ra u e ,r- IND Jey nAis u cIrrA II lu', 40 81 -
al. rysrythus put up n Z.,j iArs SCAT
C,oods stOrel lut fs For pres, retsf cer
,trs,. Mrs. SARAH >. McsLhAtd,
NST ~-1-'' 1898 Dexraw ST.. BrOO.IyB. y. \.
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CRIMES AND CASCALTIES-BT TELEG RIPH


SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED BY INDIANS
July PA report has reached this city that H. H.
Buwnkle the protector Of the FIRE Insurance patrol was
killed by Indians Flagstaff, Ariz, July 10
SUICIDE BECAUSE OF FINANCIAL losses
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. July pa dispatch IN. Wtsco1fts
from Wau-au Wis that the dead body Of b. O. Plum
lumberman 81 that city found his thu
morning had blown the ~ his head on with shcs
gun Heavy losses Nv recent lumber fires Thought
have been the cause OF his suicide.
POISONED WITH TCE-CRRAM
EAsrroRr Ne July % An ice cream supper was gwen
the North Baptist Church last night The minister AMI about
forty other persons taken violently III with cramps ana
vomiting
Evening star., 1886-11-29
THE STREET EXTENSIONS.
The Cost 0f the Massachusesss Ayemw,
PrOjcct-RhOde ls1amd Avemue ams
North Capitol Street.

ESVHsm S@khsSh SsaCUss
The proposed extension OF Massachusetts, avenue
and Of Rhode Island avenue and North Capltol
street are made the basis OF many criticisms of
the Commissioners One statement Is made
that the Massachusetts, avenue extension would
cost ka00o.OOa When Col. Ludlow was asked
about this to-day he said that such statement
was absurd, and that IL could not be made 10 cost
so much unless it was paved with gold
The current appropriation for extension of
streets part Of which would be expended upon
Massachusetts, avenue is $30,00O. This appropria-
inserted by Congress on its own motion. All the
commissioners asked for under this head for the
next nscal year was $4,000, and that amount
amount appropriated win be expended not
on Massachusetts, avenue alone, but upon other
trees extensions. The most expensive thing about
she massachusetts avenue extension would be the
pfldge across Rock creek, the character OF which
has not been determined.
One reason for detecting the avenue was that 70
nave carried IL forward in direct line, passing for
long distance over the bed OF Rock creek, would
nave required an immense outlay, a great en-
bankment would have had to be made to preserve
the grade, and an artificial camel constructed
for the creek.
The extension OF North Capitol street, though
require legislation from Congress In order 20 get
the right OF way through the Prospect Hin cene-
tery Some OF the property owners north OF the
made, proposed that First street west,
and not North Capitol street, should
be extended, as such extension would not
anect the cemetery in any way, but the
Commissioners decided to stick to North Capitol
street as being the more desirable at the present
time. Reports telegraphed from this city repre-
sent that this extension is being made In the I'm.
terest OF a wealthy Philadelphia syndicate that
has bought up the property affected, but nothing
Is known OF such purchase at the District build
ing. One lady who owns considerable property on
the line of the North Capitol extension has
objected because she thought II would disturb the
quiet and privacy OF her country residence, but II
is understood that she will offer no serious OBJ
lection.
Evening star., 1886-11-29

Reported for the EVENING Star
THE SCHOOL FUNDe-The Superintendent of
schools announces that the city treasurer has
already advanced 600 for schools and the state
auditor has written to him that this sum advanced
will not be allowed him unless he collects 1t from
Taxpayers The treasurer has therefore declined TO
make any more advances On state account, and the
school money must therefore be drawn nom the
city treasury, except to the extent that mCney rs
paid In on account OF state taxes The city school
board Will meet next Thursday night
the CITY COUNCIL RuLAR.CYeafS ago the city
council OF Alexandria had Joint rule that when
the second Tuesday Of December fell on Christmas
day the council meeting should be postponed
Many OF its present rules are out OF date and at its
last meeting IL was found that one of the most
important OF them is In direct confllct with the
city charter. readtustment OF the rules IL ey1-
NorEs-The Rev. 8. N. shute, Of washington,
supplied the vacant Baptist church pulpit yester-
day, but In all the other churches the pastors
Charlottesville steamer City OF Alexandrfa II
under repair by Mr. w. 8. Moore. She has broken
shaft 70 mend In the meantime the Arr0wsInltn
takes her place.--SOme OF the country people are
now supplying the poor house with excellent
butter. They bring prints that they intend for
the poor to market, light weight for this purpose,
and the contribution Is made through the clerk OF
the market--The mayor has sent Geo. Bird TO
jail for disorderly c0ndact.--Bricks sold here
last week at the Capital brick works auction at
from 80 cents to &1.06 per thousand TWO ktlus
of me bricks were among the sales,
Evening star., 1886-11-29
DIED.


big rssidencs in Phiisdeiphia Capt cRawFoE6 s5 q &
Notice Of funeral services in Washington will appear
1886, JOHN, the beloved husband Of Eliza Ooibert.
The friends Of the family are respectfully requested
1886. from bis late residence sSIs street asSfss.
REcK5R on SSSspser ssh 9sss n
Deaths cruel dart has pisroed our heart
Apd Sens.s SUwsS the e dSEn s1ispt va,a .aa se
Our dear one sleeps.
All Willie must give you up,
Hss SsS y sE:s isss ~ ssS e: c' ;.::ss:
Funeral win take place from his parents rsusdsuna
s,ss:s Z sads and ssisssss s * & ~
& o. sSHs SsSlfPsss ST ss.d e. rss
and Lsttice % " Gates II the 15th ye.s Of be aSs,
sss sss Esi.S.. "a
e sSs ~. .sa
g ssssss !; II :s.. s% r. ~ II :ss. :
saa ossss c SSss Rs g & a. : %
more sun please copy.l
STEWART SETH NEHEMIAH STEWART No
velnner 21 1885, q 12'4Oa m. Ags Sen yesrs. nine
funerai win take plsce Tuesdsy, Eoysnbsr 30. q
p m. a hle lnse res&deDoe, No 3O6 North CAroltn0
avenue Friends are respectfully invited % aktend
o w yE6NAh o.uIt 4P gv2d,y Eoyembss 2ssh lisa ss
yoars.
FuDerA win take place from his lste rssidenoa 4o3
street eouthWeet, Wednesday afternoon, Dooofnber
fst = e ociscn Ffisnds and rslssivss Fsspsctyly
waIKER On scna.y, xev.mbsr se, 1sss, q -
VII itnH6a ~ yo9nSsst son q Esfhcn snd Anns r.
sgsd 20 yesrs. months and Q days
FUNERAL from hds parents residence. l2k7 Eghth
.trcee noE,hveet Tussdsy, November 30fh, q - 49,
kelAt1ye1 md friends ere invited 70 attend
Evening star., 1886-11-29

BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov 29.-virginis sixes past-
srees North Carolina si1es old III Bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov 29.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding. a,l6 & Flour steady and quiet.HoEard street
do family S 5s4 So city mills super 75; do.
family, 200: % DO 1 1sTWpsElstiys " patent. 535 Thsst
sctiye southern ED. SSs90; southern amber, s7ssl
spSt, s4Ass4h; RscsIbsr. s4ss.s4i; January. sess
and quiet southern white. 45.47; southern yellow.
45s: January z79s.zs 5ss: ssa. sosss
syiysnia, 3Oa35. Rye arns 56a5s. Hay duli-prime
to choice western SO0a1 90; PIoyisions quiet Mess
sides, packed, 6Ha7. BAcon-shouldefs 7a7k: clear
rib sides, 7H hams 12al2Z. LArd-re6ned, ~.
butter western packed. l3als creamery. 5aA33
Coffee AImer-Rio csEsoe. oridn..y % fair. l2ssi
Freights to Liverpool per steamer quet-ootton. Nd
-four, IS grain easier 4xd. Receipts-f0ur, 152Od
barrels; wheat A. 600 bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels
oats, 5000 bushels. Shipments-hour, $50 barrels
wheat 81 600 bushels Ssles-wheat 82l. 900 busiles
corn $4,000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 20, IL g. m-wheat stronger
December, rs 5-l6. C0rn--Msy, 49, Oats-Oecesn.
Der, 26 1l-16. Pork--FebfuaFy. 1910. LArd-Feb-
ruary, g. 12Ea6.15.
Evening star., 1886-11-29
TI,ree Life.SaYers DroxYned.

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 29.-A special to the Eren-
ing Journal, from Ludington, says: At daylight
this morning schooner passing Ludington
hOSted flag at half mast. The Point
Sauble life-boat went out, but when 500 yards out
the flag went to the mast head. The life-bOat at
tempted to turn and was capsized. The crew chung
to the boat, which did not regain an up
right position, but drtfted ashore. Three OF the
crew lost their lives Capt. Flynn and Orrin Hatch
died from exposure, and John Smith was caught
under the boat and drowned. The schooner Kept
On her course.
Evening star., 1886-11-29


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