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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
NEW. YORK CEN rRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER KAlLROA D. commencing June 81, 1886.
through trains viii Grand Central Depot
Rochester Express through drawing room cars TO
Albany. Troy, Montreal and Rochester
20 " The Limited" with dining stopping al
Albany, Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Faiie
tevr and and Toledo arriving at Chicago 80 and
~ LOUIS 40 p. M next day
10 20 Chicago Express drawingToom ears to Canaan
da OeIcsteI aud Bunaio
III 30 A. Western NewYork and Northern Express
with drawing room cars
Albany, Troy and Utica Express. with drawing
to Troy.
A. Accommodation Albany and Troy.
Chicago and H. Louis Express with sleeping cars
Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit mi
csgo a,d LOuis. DinngCar NewlOrk to Albany.
30 Montreal with rrpingcsrs 10 Syrsruse
Auburn road and TO saratoga, also to Montreal
gtOp "a. Rochester only through sleeping car
s5 Pacific kr with srcPinK cars tor Koches
BunaO Niagara Falls Cleveland Toodo Detroit and
Chcago sleeping TO Clayton and Ogiensburg daily
copt saturday.
Il 10 D. M Night Express with sleeping TO Albany
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the Wes
and tor the NOrth except saturday asghtl.
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot No. Battery
Place al Brosdwav Harlem Depot 1854 st and &ta I'VE
Nescots Express Ofees Park place Brood
wsyI 7s6 and ys2 Brostway ga Get l26th New
York 1873 ashi and $50 FULTON sts krooktyR asG
sth.st, Williams
Accommodations dra wing and sleeping b
procured any the ticket offices New York CITY
1888 Nashingten-st., Brooklyn.
baggage allied checked from residence.
These trans daily All others d ly except Sunday
THESE trans stop at Harlem l25thst ana a. ave.
J. NJ TOUCEN, d. IL Ken DRICK.
General superintendent. General Passenger AgeD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER l, 1888
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York via Desbrosscs and Coutand street
Harrisburg. Psburg and the West with Pullman Palace
s k~% Dining snass
in, ing Cars at 9 a. M every day
So 49, connecting Cory for f,asviis Petroleum 6sars
BsI,mOre washington aud The saash La"ed Washington
arrive ws:SIns'cn sGd ssS sr5'vs wash
$50 and1 n. md II night Sunday, el6A m, 4So and
FOR Atlantic Tia tie city except sunday Jpn
For Cape Nay week days. lilo On saturdays only,
Long branch Ray BEAD Junction ana intermediate stations
Ne ON Sunday dasi s%sp and M DO NOT stop
For ord Point and Norfolk New,Yors. Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad, IN every day. via Baltimore aud
Pay Linz 40 % week DAYS wifi, al, ,,rous,
al Jersey CIV snordins speedy and direct transfer fol
1sG% s' Fo. r:Surs zlC zso 49,
Fssei s sS?s S sss q x is:
49, ss ."a % li So sss and 10 .
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Train. York. Dessrosses and Court
nat stree, Ferries as toIow. an, n ws.s,,,,o, Linn.
Isa sSd M Sss ss 60 AND and C p and
Sundays Express Ga % Laa,.sd. sad 10 A.. $50.
lille : a. "a 5; p N and 10 a m saasp' N. On
Retarnag trans leave slosd Street station PhsheiFas
iliSa IN Limited Express LILA and 4s5o p. nab i24e
g. s. g. 6:35. 7:l2 SIG ana $50 m On SUNDAY, l20!
$40 loh 40 6lo $50 a m. l2As. CtSo Lm'oi, o'ss
7il3 and Sl2 IN.
day.
ana loot of DesLrosses Coartiapdt Ne Courtst
and Brvokya Annex Station loot Of Fultonst Brooklyn
Station Jersey I1y Emfgrznt TICKET omes NO Ds'sSty
and Castle 0srden-
The Tunsfer Company Will call FOR ana check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHAS r. PU1H. J. II. WooD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trans leave West f2d st station follows Dn
strs earlier from foot Of Jay ST.. NortL RIVER
Detroit and Chicago ~ 500. slOpm.
81 Iouis .Gs,0. = 10 IN.
Buffalo kec hester Bridge kiaxArs Fas '2lQ
Utica and syracuse 80. q 20 n IA. 600 .slopm
Highland. Kingston, haussrtes, taskh. ALBANY, ala
'7lo = -, II 10 IA. 4. 3D. SOC. STOP 80.
CIapstsB - West Point. Cornwall Sewburg j no. '7flq
81 1910 IL IS a M. 4lS-sl0 D. and 'tOo. p
Cranston ~ Cornwall. NewbHrg
For Montreal sna Czsaaa kast 800 p m
HasJtou Lon,on. p 80 - N 90. so p m. ToreseA
q 30 IN 20 co. - 10 y.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo. Nngsrx Fats Detroit
Chicago ami IT. Louis Oh all through trims
Daily Other dsIv except sunday.
For tickets, time tables parof sleeping car ace modS
tons OF informal Apply Offices Br0okyB-s5 Wash
7z0 Fulton Annex once. f.st q F1sson st
New Yors CITY 363 1885 942 Broadway 1857 BoN ~ sat
West satous Of West 42d foot VI Jay st II
IiFN RY MONETf,
svsnderbilt ave. Grneisl Passenger AZ M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
LITERARY NOTES

=, p.,.4,sss 4 to 5tas II NJ. '.
49,. rs<v.saAss fss&AssuainG 0ssines ss"ys
80, vb,vh Mr. Crawford mas writer ~ me AsaNse
n .torv al roasrp Consisntsneple-s sav Nsu AA'""
% tho author.
NJ, r. I. podssoo z Ievss rarren w. sAe smsct 81
.Ahce iu Wonderland" PROPOSES 70 s've 70 ehiS,n
e~osn the pubiicafion Of Alice Underground We iso
s,piis .. the Ms originally written ont fsr one on FAC
children to whom the story was to'a'
"a Iorasn literary Journals jast new ere SLED win
issters from Ms Gssss fso nae friends epa iro@ hF
esed observers Inc Qaatrtv artss attack
ing his knowedse aud capacity 1t is an snushs h'"e
nsbt-sas m vii sasss the courss Of Ensse hiera
ture one way atother MT 1esse he"he' IN -"
postor nor . very Rteat wr'ter
The Boston Record quotes tbs stery Of fair Besten'an
who during recent vsi, TO coneosd saw the HUE ou
fasnion.d COTTAGE Ia which the poet Thoreau was sorn
went up TO door and asked the SrFhose o. sos
the room In which Thoreau was born. bat tos ~'h'a"
looked OF me cank surprise. ana vouebsasd no "o'd
In rcry i should like TO see livery mueh SAID anu
ct las, shc ans weird with the query;
.'was Thorean your sistert
she svidcurly thought thai family reasons alone could
only accoua, for such extraordinary request"
The library authorities Of tho British Museum have
lately provided special room wherein are con-
suited its splendid collection Of bound volumes oil news
papers Another recent innovation 10 the disposal OF
the nrs gallery for the OF books mos, III ue
nand which avail ,be all the year round up ~
within bali Oh hour Of closing time
The November ST. Nicholas IL full OF fresh ana anus
ine matter; and 1t nothing better than the I1'ie
stary 90 manly and wholesome In tone, OF hionaru
Carrie Baby" Its author 10 Richard H. DAVIS VINO
aeems 10 nave inherited Of writing fiction rom
his mother, Rebecca Harding Davis
Mr. Ruskin says In his latest publication that as
young writer his literary work vas always done as
quietly and methodically piece Of tapestry knew
exactly what had got 10 put the words nraly Id
their places like many stitches nemmed the edges OF
chapters roc nd what seemed to me graceful hour
shes touched them finally With my cunhingsst points Oh
color and read the work to papa and mamma al preaX
fast mex morning. as a girl shows her sampler"
Messrs. Houghton Mifiin & Co. have added to their
ak hand some literary CaleD lars two new ones compiled
from the WORKS Of Browning and Hawthorne. Thess,
like the previous ones which reissued for lss1are
arranged on an admirably convenient plan and have
portraits OF the au hors named.
For the proposes complete edition OF his works GUSTAV
Frsytsg prope ring 0ducton containing renhs
cences OF his career.
Mrs John chapnan, the widow Of the editor OF me
Wssinst Rrpi TO- ana the close friend for many years
OF George Eliot sail to he engaged upon biography
of the author Of The Mill On tho Floss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

aos o. psr tun, Calcutta Iussed ala g. pr auaren
essd cska - i0s Oh PSF pos asansd rssfoleum. ~
NJ: si:.. Sa ": $40. s::.Tss; e
cwI American sssss-ias "a per cwt for Cuba en-
ussa sSsS asa ats aiS o. Sss
e. Hmstos a7s "a e4ss. Sd Ceosanus oh-csytsa 42e
g.; Cochin G38 American Rcfgersted Beet. 80 % nr
hind quarters and L. ia for fore quarters per SD by The
carcass
rs paid and ID raacs ~ cenfss solsrs
WiIcox's clossd At 81 francs por 100 klos
BEKiIs Nov 2.-rhs statement Of the imperial bank "
Germany decrease In specie Of 7.sSO0OO AAfks
BRgngy Nov 2.-Petreeum-S marks 30 pfennixA
Wicoxs Lard 50 marks 30 pfenniss per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
RIVER BRANCH

NETWORK NEw.HAVEN and HARTFORD r. n
Trains leave Harlem River stat'oa corner ls2d-:t and
resched by Third Avenue Elevated Rairosd daily
except Sundays Al 64A 7'S0 $40 TO- llSSa Aid S56
Point Hunts Point Wee: Parma Van Nest West Chester
Pelham Manner and New Rochelle connecting st New.
Roehsiie with trains ior all Polss 90 the man linz ths
end Airline Divisions Hew-cansxn. Mddictswn. New.
and Sufed branches; Boston and olts
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all
idit al 1910 a. IN. daily. except Mondaya
Sunday trains for New Roohole and ALI intermediate
tons at Ga 1901 aud $50 the latter train
ing at New. Rochelle with way trans " Stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE
Fr the Ave days sndlnG hs~Asy. HSv. 1. lss&


WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE
Fr the Ave days sndzsG Monday. HSv. l. lss&
sEAEs
Rsoepts for the wss s573 bbA beans &ess boas Zoss
EKpars 500 pkGs beans and $50 buah poaa tarfay ~
cretsei fecspt, and oay small inoyement p The dssSsa
new msssoW srs hsrSiy qact.bis ae-e d SO but fsw
s1srts arc Sed stie saium snNsd frssy st
ro: new ss Rsns1 were taken for export Which
eaused higher narfe temporarily a ohe cose s 9sn
coming forward more frssiy and pics arc eass
bi isss MsEss~ .ss DE- $sn.'
ss 40 sS s. Sss;y 1000
Sl0ss ;sss ID GS - 1855 y. sh0 sSs e'S ITO
0n'''' ' ''~ 80 Peas. Green. 1855 o7s 10
BUTTKR
Receipts 26068 packages; export l722
has along about the channel az i9r
: little duff; on the whole moderate business is being
done and tho changes in prices are unl'spor1,,n.
Of goods owing lighter receipts and smaller proportion
Of fancy but the improvement Is too small 70 a
there l. less surplus over gooery tits fortunate
such the for there scarcely any oDbnB densnn
would know where ami ae esen
There goods arriving and sellers arp
trying mako Csc for them the marxet: esoSn
quotation ut there are s some fancy goods going 27c
Extra arsts range OF 22d26c and hrss at 1920
June quiet at lsd22 for lair TO fancy STATE ies
moderate demand; lower qualities but lttIe sought sought
for and OF rather uncertain value. finln
dairies remain dull, but the finest o. tn them sn
quality price, dairy steadily improving
in quality and having wider outlet some o. is Ines. M
have arrived and selling at l5c rss quiet at l3dlsc
but low grades are firm and not plenty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
Gote!s.
STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.

A LII fares reduced.-StOningtOn Line. The
~ for Boston. Providence and all
New England points --......-
First-cIass fare 50 t. BOSTON 50 % to PROVIDENCE
full nights rest by taking
1865 express landing for Providence
O Boston.
Recn Us paror between steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHU.
SETS will No 80 North RIVER one block
above Canaist, at 4 80 p IN. daily except sundays.
f. POPPLE. GeuI Passenger Agt Box 3,Oll. New York
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1888 broadway corner Thirty.
nrstst until 953 Broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty third until p. 3Oo West Twenty third
st. Eighthve 1883 Fourhave corner Fourteenths
Thru ave. Forty -seventhst l,O01 Thrisve-
Sxtieth--t and the HARLEM OFFICE 257 East One
hundredand- twenty ffhst 1900 1hrfsve corner one
hundred and hh-st- 70 at Regular ornce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
I ERICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AssENcEn TRAINS leave iest Of coftiAsat Dee
bfo,ses follows:
IA ~ for Iatasauqus ana intermediate ycfnta
for Geneva Lyons. Emirs Rsehsst~r. HnHsse asA
priscipai local 20 ma Char 10 wihsS
barre.
% Tunkbann0k. Connection 10 Reading and Harrishurs
s4ep IA for ft~ten and PRINCIPAL iaisrnsalsts psass
Char 70 Ptttcn.
$40 m Tor Cepiay AMI intermediate psiss csnnscusa
% Reasing and Harrisburg
m Tor oesevs LYONS Einirz. Rochester Buffalo, sal
ths West PuIinaae sleeper TO 1yena
O m for nj iaiern edats polsts
Trxns leaving at a. N N. and $40 osnneot -
All rrosusa q Mshanoy ana n asi~fon oAl hssona
SUNDAY TRAINA
Sc m. hauch ChGak. Hsxletoo and intermediate
points .,..
n a. for Geneva Lyons Esairn Rochester. Bufss
the Vest Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS,

~ KILL MONTANA landing at Crapsfon's twest
Point. Cornwall. kewburx Marlboro Mien Poughk espsis
And Esopua connecting with Ulster Delaware stony
Glove and caskn Mountain and Kasterskill Ra,lrssiH
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMEsw BALD
WIN every $50 T. w.. pier foot OF Tia
ssousI, sxosps sAtariays when CRY oF xIN01TON
ieavsa - p n. mAklng ~ landinSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELBsRApH

LIVERPOOL Nov. 2.-i2:3D p m.-Cotton steady with .
fair demand. Mddng Uplanas o'sl do. Mddng Orleans.
Gid saes-0O0O bales including 1000 bales Tor sPec9a
American.
FutuTes steady Uplands Low Midfng clause November
delivery I'D also SO cd; November ami Deecmber
delivery 5s64a also d. DecemDer ana January
delivery 5S-Gsd; SO CAD; January and f.oruary
delivery 5s64; also 80 at; do February ana maron
delivery 5s.e4d; also sd; do. March and Apr dc
livery 81 G4d; do April ami May delivery; sd; 90 Hg
and Jnne delivery. 5<e4d Jnne and July delivery so>@
also G64d. - ..o -,
bp mLCottoa Of day included 5000 bales
American
Futures closed dull Uplands Low Mddng clause Woven
her siivsry G3G4d sellers do. November and DeeeHbcr
delivery U06<d sellers do December and Jannafy sev
err bg4d buyers do. January and February delivery
4G6s4d seers do February and March delivery 6ltd
sellers do March and April delivery. atSe4d sellers do
April and NAV delivery Lea sellers do May and Jane
delivery 464d sellers; do June and IDLY delivery oo@a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON Nov "a D. m.-Umted States -Four Per Cent
Bonds 1921 do Four and Half ?or Cent Bonds llt
Atlantic aud Great Western First Mortgage trustees Cer
tibcaes b2A Second Mortgage ID ii; Canadian Psrind
72. Erie second ConsoIs 06s Illinois Central l$ss
Mexican Ordinary, a. ST. Paul Common. 81 y; NeSfork
Central 1885,; Pennsy ania. 60ss eoading. 1874
Bar silver quoted AZ as 10 11d per onnce
Paris Three Per Cent hentes AT W francs
60 eptimes and Exchange Oh London al
70 francs 35 confines for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

OFFICE OF THR
NEw.YORK, LAKR ERIR & WESTERN RAILROAD COMPAyY.}
NEw-YORK Sept. 30. 1856
Holders of bonds entitled by virtue OF such
i ownership tsub 10 the COmpanys regulations TO
the registration such bonds to at tie annual
election ,or Directors OF the NEW-NOkK, LAKE ERIE
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, aud which
bonds have already been registered by their numbers for
ling in the Of their present owners hereby moth
that the regis for snch bonds Will he opened the
3Oh September instant. the Trans Once the
Company DON TO- In the Coal and Iron Exchange Build ng.
Corandt Street the City of New York and will close
day of october thirty days prior
election for Directors to be held the 3Oth day OF No
vember next
BY order Of the BOARD Of DIRECTORS.
A. X MACD0NOUGH
Secretary.
I WISH TO BUY bank stocks name banks,
1 amount annual dividends price, 60. Address
DIR JOSEPH SIMMS. @. Z. o.. New-Y York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
CIIY or DETROIT,
CONIkoLLER's OFFICE, }
- October rs, 1885.
PROPOSALS FOR CITY BONDS

Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until Mon.
day. November 1886 10 O'Clock for purchase OF
One HundrcdThousand Dollars OF Public Improvement Bonds
OF the city OF Detroit
Said bonds will OF denomination one thousand
dated December 1886 and payable thirty
thereafter OF three and
per per principal and paya
BILE in the City OF New-York
Proposals may made Tor part all OF bonds and
they will delivered the highest bidder. interest &C
crung the date the delivery OF bonds will be
charged
Proposals should DO ndorsed Proposals for Public In
provement Bonds"
The right reject any part all proposals IS expressly
reserved.
WILLIAM B. MORAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

LTTTIK ROCK. MISSISSIPPI RIVKK AsDl
TExAs RAILWAY
NOTICE Is hereby given that plan for re-
organization OF said company has been prepared and
distributed bondhodsrs and
their address interested receiving
copy OF said will sending his r. o. Ad
dress 10 Joseph Kampman o. Box e0se, Boslon MaAA
ELISHA ATKIka.
Chairman Of Purchasing Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
POULTRY AND GAME.

y q
Not much change the market for live poultry Receipts
moderate and demand fair particularly for fat stock
suitable for immediate killing
Western dressed ponltry improved slightly at the close OF
chickens AMI fowls selling 10 ia l2c
To-day supply heavy trade quiet and pr1ces sha g
easier Western chicken and fowls going l0ld lc
Philadelphia chickens very duh Spring ducks steady
Turkeys Ia tair demand and i'm.
Fartrdges and demand end steady. Qnai
at 81 so SO ozlaer extTemeares at 80 60c
per par rabbits at 30G5Oc. Nenson III fair demand
luck "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

THE annual meeting of the West Side and
Yonfers Railway Company for the eectioa Of nine d
recors election for annual
meeting VIII Tuesday November 10. Once
Of ths secretary, Ma. 20 WaS Rooms SO and 81 ~
O'Clock noon O. GODDARD. SECRETARY.
oyPIcK OF THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
9p-AyK. 65TH AND 6GTB STREETS,
NEw- YoRK. Oct III 1886. J
THE STOCKHOLDERS of this company are
hereby notified annual slecon OF Directors
inspectors Election the ensuing win
sohoo "Wednesday Novomeer the l0th inst Tho polls
open and close OF that day. The
books win be closed ON saturday October 80
anu remain closed until November the 18th inst
By order Of the Board VI Dlrectora
ALFRED LAZARUS, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
CIIEESK.

Receipts week. 35.35s pkgs; erports 23.5i4 pkgs
The improved feeling noted week has developed mo
fmer and higher market for fancy and iun cream stCeE
shippers getting orers for perfect son
boring september cheese and the price has al.
he coored and IL l2c for white We hear
little mentioned certain avOrite parcels engaged
TO arrive but higher rate has been sum
GENTLY wolf estab shed To quote factories selling
at q &c and Il considerable call for fail cream
lie. skinned partly SKINNED stock 10
moving rather slowly at about former rates Pennsy wanna
selling close receipts at 3c. ONO mats IN
light supply and fine mild lots are reaching llc LV'
nllll ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
DRIKD FRUITS AND BERRIES

Receipts & l26 pkgs: exports 1854 pkgs:
Eyaporated apples in good demand chiefly for export and
stock moved promptly at irm price ndrei sliced
apples wanted Ohio quarters selling fairy at
die EvapOated peeled peaches 81 STOCK and not
man left -un-rei sparingly and hold
nfm prices steady Backbcrries rather rmer
Uucleberes aud pums dun Raspberres inquired for and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
FRUITS AsD BRRREs-YRgsB

Apples have been large supply but under far home de-
mani liberal xpO for choice quail
ties hold firm and Green show some advance Common
grades plenty and easier Pears quiet and rregu
lar Ounces dun. Grapes Of nne quality rule hrm Gran
berries unchanged Florida mostly poor aud dul at
lrIeguIaT prlcessay. u 5O4 80 boz latter extreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

Receipts for week 46 bales; imports 90 bales Con
nued heavy imports. quite free arrivals OF Pacific Coast
hops large stock Oil still hand ami little
Improvement the demand combine to give dull, weak
Quotations smr business progress but
could not be alized under ANY pressure to SELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

Nurs-Peanuts duh at Sc for fancy dpcked new
farmers selling at 3gS'c Chesnuts scarce and higher
choice Northern selling at 81 ass per bushe Hickory Nuts
low sales at 81 620l TO- only few choice arg.
reaching So.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-02
WILSON'S sTRANGE STORY.
He Claims That Moen IN His Father
The Latter Denies IL.

The counter-suts Of Levi ("Doc.0 VIII
son OF Providence, r. l., and p. l.. Mocn
Of Worcester, Mass, for breach OF contract,
in which the latter was awarded $96,52} on
November II, last, attracted general at.
tentlon on account Of the magnitude Of the
sums involved and the strange revelations
made. But the story that comes by telo
graph to-day Is creating tho profouudest In
terest In the elites where tho parties live. 1t
purports TO lie confession by Wilson. lie
says; "My name is not Wilson, nor am
the son OF Jonns Wilson. My father Is the
man who Is accusing me OF blackmail, and
my name Is Levi Moen, the lawful son OF
L. J.. Moen Of Worcester
He then goes on to relate how his father
intrusted him to one Jonas Wilson, stage
driver, shortly after his birth In order to
keep II secret, Levi having been born but a
few months after his parents marriage. On
Wilson's death-bCd young Levi was told who
bis father was. lie went to him. At first
he was repulscd, but afterward given money.
A great part OF this he had to give to tho
Wilson's to keep them from exposing his
father, who had married again, young
Lewis mother having died. Wilson has let
tcrs which, he says, were written by Mnen,
acknowledging the relationship, and calling
him "dear son.n When Mr.. Moen was
asked about the story he declared It to be
all a lie
The Washington critic., 1886-12-02
HOLDS NO MALICE.
"A Possible Reconciliation between Ed
munds and Blaine.

a PossibIe reconciliation between Ed
munds and Blaine.
1t is related in the New York Tri.
bune that Mr.. Edmunds, In q recent
interview with q friend, said 81 am
not inclined at my age to hold malice
toward any man. l have my family to
think of and the approaching end of
my life, and do not want to be in
volved in controversy or bitterness
with any man. You may say as much
to Mr.. Blaine from me-" In the dis
cussion of the affair at General Ar.
thurs house which ensued, Mr.. Ed
munds is said to have protested that
the letter which was published in Bos.
ton on the Saturday previous was
never written by him with any intention
of giving offense or of imputing to Mr..
Blaine any such character rs the news.
papers had made it appear.
The general construction put
upon the letter was that Mr..
Edmunds believed Mr.. Blaine
dishonest and dishonorable man. In
reponse to this intimation the Senator
replied in emphatic language: II
never at any time said or believed that
Mr.. Blaine was Intentionally guilty of q
dishonorable act or dishonorable
deed" The quotation here of this
language of Senator. Edmunds has
given rise to the belief that If the report
is accurate reconciliation may be
brought about.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-02
Some Dissatisfied Stockholders.

A committee appointed by certificate
holders of the National Life and Maturity
Association of Washington on Thauksgiv-
ing Day met the board OF directors -last
evening for the purpose Of learning what
guarantee they would give the stockhold-
ers in return for the payment OF their
money. After a protractod session the di.
rectors, considering the financial condition
Of somo certificate holders, agreed to pay
to all members who desired TO surrender to
the benefit OF the persistent members on
The following terms "if they have paid in
$lC0 or more, IS per cent. Of their pay
ments In cash II they had paid In less
than slO0, their actual payments, less S25,
Tor the expense Of placing them on the
books" The association is not in debt,
and will pay all its liabilities, aud 1t will
abide by all its contracts.