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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
DEMOCRATS WATCHING FOR a BURCHARD.

indianapolis, Sept 90 lspecial.-The Democratic
press has renewed instructions given to It's repre-
entatives early the campaign 10 be on the LOOKOUT
for a Burchard.T beginning with TOMORROW II
IS reported, the pulpts of this city are TO De CLOSELY
watched The Rev. Mr.. Hanes, who breaches for
the Presbyterian congregation of which General iiar-
rison is member, is 10 receive particular atlehuoh'
mi others not 70 be nfglected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
MN TIE srrrnHMAY cArsE TIE COLLISION

switchman Shea IN charge at the Henderso"s'
crpssine OF the Erie railroad, in Jersey CIty' was
yesterday arrested for the manslsugher OF Enelnecr
James H. Powles, who was killed IN the acciuc",
which occurred there recently Al INC iuqus
-, .,,norr AID not satisfy Coroner Bracknrr.
Hbo has obtained the testimony OF John r. Earic
ard Fireman A. H. Marsh, who swear tney say say
shea throw the switch so as 10 cause INC eo'
us,nn I'm which Powles was killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

After the Wes'chester County Fair Fri
day afternoon whyo gang took possession OF White
Plains and without any provoesiion assaulted Alderman
Kaue. Fourth Ward trampne him and break
ing his ileht leg places below the knee His
coyery is doubtful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

Ia the diagram continuous line shows the oaroms ter
eurfu5fon- Yesterday observed al the Jnei States
sioa service station 40 this city The da@hes Indicate the
i.,I.rature noted at nuts pharmacy 2l5 broadway
rRnrxR OFFICE sept SOL a m.-Far and cool weather
prevard Yesterday temperature ranged between as
and So, the average t5o') being So lower than on
Friday.
In and near this city to-day there will probably be
far weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
rur pr1rHlnroy1c,s rLnsr cnNcErr

TIE PFILHIRNOYIC's FIRST CONCERT
The Philharmonic society Of New-York announces
that at its first November l., the basso.
Herr Emil Fischer VIII be the sDloist srikig
novel les BY DvorBk and Codmark WI br performed
by the orchestra, under the direction Of Theodore
Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

IT,. Nav York nd Fng I'd iaroad IL the on " line
Vev Yrx and Boston usiR the Pullman sleeping
cars Train leaves the Grand Ceutri Depot al lA:oO NJ
due In Bostsn Gas A. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
THE SIGN PAINTER
KNOEDLER q CO.,

NJ KNoEDLEI CO.,
Successors Goupn & Co.. 40 shave. corner 22ds
Mortgage leaders who feel About aty Of their
mortgages the Tile Guarantee and Trust
Company IS Ii sty ST. ". Y. and 20 Conrst, Broo<lvn'
for this Company favor
able terms
sysematize9 thai six cludine the
principal officers OF tie Company WHO sign the suaraa-
tee policies be cognizant OF the transaction.
would bic for fictitious tr1nSactou TO paes
through the Com snys hands without the connvancr OF al
OF these empIsyes ani officers
NoDresidens others who wish simply verihcaton OK
OF their have the same ma .
by this C.mpany at nominal expense.
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY
Il. VI. stewart. arpet leaning Works.
NO. 326 TIH-ANf.
or Tel Call l26-2lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
In. sine Goes rp.

tn. grant Niagara Gas Burner the gas osmpanes
~. ~ veii a. tse con.umars soft. steaiy name ike OIL
snd .e, AZ sight Manufactured only By the Rochester
Lamp Co., % Warren.sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

You've Ma g FIRST" SILK HAT
especial Fall STYLE introduced ~
n rsPgSscH ED. IT.. lis Nass7u-st lls.
X b NoDUy London SIyie" Derpy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
f Nv. THE SPOKANE COLLAR. (. & W
LIZ ~ " NEW pKsIGS COLLARS

co,+,ouan,s Fall Undershlrts and Drawers
o., .,,nr, weight merno SOC Use 81 each Dress shrtS
r c,ass 75c Al sacL !. " JOHNSTON zoo Orshu'S~'
Xey.York also 37y 9Th ave. ABOVE 2oa-ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
M4RRLED.

cABUs-BRODHEAD-On Thurshav evening septem pse
AZ the re.dancr brides mother By the Kew Dr
B. Roster joseph Cabus Ir. 70 Carrie T. BrodhesL
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TIE PrBL7c DEPT DECREASING.

TIE PTELIN DtFT DEC KEININF.
Washington, Sept 20 1t Is estimated at the Treasury
Department tha there has been decrease OF l4.j0O
900 in the public debt since september 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION FROM CAMPAIGN W 1os.S
- 3D. AWAITED nv using celebrated Dogs Heao
can y" oU,f,tr Guinnesss Stout. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
Announcements

woman's face is made more beautiful; IN. ne r
smile more charming. By using hy5rn L"os" 0o"P'
White Teeth All drugg SIS 25c. 70 DeJ'sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
Uolitical Notites

Campaign Banner and OutGt Co..
as VkSET.,T. ~ T..
Campaign Equipments largest stuck lowest hgurea
Net Banners inside Of "a hstra
Canrops Cannons. For sale or hire u 3 Army Can
mus. Flags Sadles dusKsts. Eqaipm ents. dc.
IA NERMAN'S, IA Atantic-sve. BroeklYn near ssnth
Ferry.
Headquarters POLITICAL NET BANNEt> Trsns
parrnclss aud Campaigt Equipments send for banner
NJ. X LEVY & Co, 81 wooster-st. N Y.
have noticed the display OF beautiful Brass And White
Goods OGace OF TuE ~. y. BRASS
CO, Ia BarcavsL They show b-euti fully mounted cane
also Canes with flag and torch cJmOnatisns also
rel. white and blue goDes. tnd many other
elsewhere and advised clubs Will DO
supplied at m anufacturcrS' prcSs
q. H. COOMBs. Barclay St. ". Y. City.
Mass-Nee'ing
WHOLESALE DRY.GooDs
HARRISON AND MORTON CLUB,
COOPER INSTITUTE
MONDAY. oCToBERL
ats O'Clock p. N.
HON. CLARK T.. CARR,
OF ILLINOIS.
and others will address the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
RUBY ROYAL "sEC."
Tho exquisite Dry Red Champagne
For sale everywhere.

THE NAME OF GRATTkN 90
and che high reputation Of nrm estsoshen % ye.is
Go il IN. hest guaran.ee for the exceil- nee o.
49, elebrated Belfast Ginger Ale Sod everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
r.pcF REprBiICAN MEETINGS IN INDIANA

LARGE REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN INDIANA.
LAFAYETTE Ind, Sept 30 Special One of the
largest Republican gatherings held In Indiana since
the opening of the campaign took place today AZ
DelnbI Governor Porter the principal speaker
RicbInund Ind. sept 30 lspeciaD.-At Bar'onia
Randolph County, to-day. the Republicans had grand
aIlday rally The farmers began pouring IN early anu
hr noon fully 5000 people In the village Ira g.
chase and l. F. Kitchener addressed the people in the
,f,ornoon torchligh procession. nearly three miles
I'm length took place in the evening, after which stir
rng speeches were made by Henry NJ Johnson ana
.here Colonel Jonn a Brldgeand and W. d. FOuhc
snake 10 an immense assemblage at LewlsViue thls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
Extensive Fogvism.

ladies of fashion and refinement rccommenla
CoRyKLL's BENZoS COSMETIC SOAP ioe "hi'oh'ns '
soIl by AL Druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 50th-sL. near sth- ave-
Preaching sunday morning and evening By the Pastor.
the Rev. b. Is. TYLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
SPECIAL Nollees.

rInnkm,ou's steam Carpet Cleansing Works !:
e7thrL Established 1881 Carriage fres on THIS isiAoa son's
of ieOrli-sr RelsyIug specially.
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Just Received

Just Received
FIRST STATES ONLY.
THE DOGE OF vENICH
LEONARDO LoREpASo.
Etched BY r. painting By Giovanni Beiiu -
scompauion to waltasr's Etching Of Rsmbrandrs
LIE DoREUR.
Line Engraving BY Jacqust after Meissouise.
THE SIGN PAINTER,
paaion plate 70
THE PORTRAIT OF THE SERGEANT
WILLIAM SCHAUS,
2oa FIFrH.AvE, MADISON SQUARE. NEW. YoED
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HESpY A. DASrELs NJ. d

Diseases or the Nervous syst 5eniso, orsah'
rnuotence and Sterllty. Hours &c L. 70 o.
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First state of Jacquess important plate. with original
smark By :.
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DIED

Notices of marriages nust be niorssi cish full mans
aad address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

Professor Draper OF the Central Park Observatory makes
N. following report for saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH cor 34th-st and PARK:
COLI.YER- Subject: The Nine Years"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. i5s Worth.
St.. MILAN r. BAHNAItD superintendent Service
n song every Sunday 30 O'Clock The service 10
almost wholly by tho children Of tina INSTITUTION Public
cordially invited
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Reliaious Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, 4sthst. west Of eth-sve..
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON, Rector.-Rev DR.. Hughes,
Associate Pastor will preach al ii a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4,have.; corner eoth-st.-
Sermon by Rev EDW ARD HALE. OF Boston, at ii - m
The public cordially Invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

FIRST SOCIETY OF sPIRrTUALIsTs. Adeiphi Hall,
5th ave, cor 52d-st--Mrs BRIGHAM lectures morins
and evening usual Morning services devoted 10
answering questions from the audience. Seats free.
All invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

ZION CHURCH. Maasonave.. corner ssth-st. Rev.
c. q. TIFFANY, D. D., Reetor-Servces sunday
tenbaf "a 80 IL a " ana v "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

ST, IGSATIus CHURCH. 80 West 4Oshs.. Rey
ARTHUR RlItlliE. Rec;Or--Suntay, !, "a, $780,
10 20 and II m. 30 ana - with
by Rector the Fourth Commandment daily, T. 30
free.
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Just Received.

20. FrFrHAvE, MADISON SQUARE. NEW TORE
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FIRST STATES ONLY.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

INEE11AN, ~
Al me fsIzto-zza receipts q Erzft hare
s~@n nse4. hus tAers j. COED supriy &
aaeaf n ne saarket Psssssss are esnafzg
Ia psenr5fn5y, s7a wheat Is being for
wsrs<-a in szaazl qSzntsfseS Al czrrens
srsse3 asy i %: e7 TIE Earkst freely
q ssngeee yA,Hex-
fsoTer. rz1s4hy .nsz s5zfke ser1s are
seEsfng La large GRANTEES. ard there Is =
snsff.ss 7sae-rAse ever the taszaess for TIE
sane B<rSe4 Ezz1 Fezr. Dezi<-s rerozt .
rssor exzissy q f-sssAfsy. zzoss af tie sszp7lx
sefax furnished by 6sr~g0a wlEh very ligElt
sets frara tie Is-rx1nry. szifz02 8aa
smells xere peezeat IN rnoserAze gaEntzss-
Psekses hare as.ssuce6 ozi1x 70 ssszsrf1ss
en- res ersr Il l. expected that prices
sss last yeas VIII rule We quote 81 - For
al. TIE sssazsi0n reAasns unchanged
Is h@ps, aad farmers esaEsase 70 bod Sos
ar zaT3ese On ~
Mggf.H .yA1sE AID PR0DECR re
GssEFTS- UsrsEg TIE fssf "a h0Grs The
nese isanai4ess szsd pr<zipce FefesFf. Is tAls
sort hare tsex1 - follows
Peg Puget -sssass ssaozc rese, Is ears essn-
lalalax - ioEss ES8zm3s& z18 fnges
azid Eastern ~ toEz- All = tozs- sH<a-
fA9t9n IL t3ze. Aa1rse torsa, Aerwin
f.szi, Fi.ssxooa , fo8s. E1lth loas
TOTAL receipts siIt. tsns
Aae1z the rsesspts pers - sacks petz-
iasss, IS sacks fs,zr. 80 tzes q Haeai. ear
lead 81 brsa - s4eks mixed feed. 50
sacks zheAfs 5 sacks ptas. II aags ssfses.
saf2s oys-Erz. - esesS trsiit, g e0xez
zpsiszs. 3 cases spice 81 eases pasent raesss-
eltis. eazes s;aSssea sil, ezriisaa butcher
sssEYpf5< fzpsr. IL bales II bsg. % head
s.es7s, - 800 shingles. $3.50 lest iunber
Ssixe fiez-
AalfA * TS--DariBz TIE isss 4 hOEsz
goods asid Taereh 9asss~s haTe been SHIPPED
fsssra .e2sLAe - tbs surrounding eozassy Is
70. swss
Pgzee. S8s1ssz Ssisre read g tSus- gof1-s-
Ida 4 Fsleef sunni ra5.feaa - toszs. seattle.
teSe stsere Z ERzserA = tons. Grace tons
Michigan fsas. EEiekses ] raH. N5aat
aiIleer : fszs. EFszges toes. Etii-h b
tons Maurae 10 f8ss. Liiy 10 tans. Fleet.
wood - rSHs. lola = tens Total ship
zaEats. alta sasss
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G. f. CAS- r, NJ. ID.
4 BDONIsAL SURGEON AND GYNE-
n colslsiss.
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sEuNEY. y. 2. N.-Arrifed prior % 9ict.
&-6k Professor far- Gamble
sax fzSNsTsco, Cs-L f-AsriFeG->5
fEa lsfushers Tsranza. 1A~lcs Chisaoisn.
farf Cards %iaiae, e5gs t1hsoa. Aunis,
Victoria. tctsais q -rarts-c Har. Cieared
--,sr N1iIaiaE7a1, fsofg Toeus-l11s ssF
matilda victoria
faaf UAniacE, Ovs. t-ArrisCd-Sel.r
Leslie Caron.
IATa1sli. tict. 4--Dktn Skarf7 Tossed ID
~ Vse 9piisA 81 l1s3 p. fa, - Harry
* s7se ~ ssg Fianeer az - ?. a. ~bip
aaiettie haau8 sn&ani 81 3 q as steam
Golfer san Fesiso aaa haTkan;38e y4ssesi
usI' AZ =. u3. Clear. hstr ezsi wsad
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the r~sSIsenssa@s ~ biz 6zsg. xsA We 50
- sfsns6 - " r<-Sssrfs4 re- Fsesksx
t'1SEa spr1 ssse sSrsssssr< sssssIn sist
fx-<S. 6sspszeszm1 she tszzRs "a tD<fay. Cos
eszt.snx. ~ ed -Tsse EerxssxHa tAry
- - re Asnas ~ fhe snz7n<T sns zf1E
tawer sf - a5&sss s1~aas.
Hoz = r Esossf Eks tzen ts<rr<1zSrt-
emd s4ts II epfeaF tsfere yez thss ss<n-
iaz - f<snnfrxt r~Tees<-ss ne parfS
MAsxA - snseexsfzl MI ssf4rs q krssser
rss1azfs2a 81 ne sAefF s2aa eyxs pet ess<es-
ed kss sftker pexty. T&e xreskeT gaze ~
eftea3sd ref4ew 81 1k< fxrzT H saie
.~7here - exes1 9 4zsy % POKER tarfs SIX.
On Il hsss NSw a@1 knsw ez@tzF Htsag
<zskks enrsss ass. kszz ~ isaFsfz@sSon = tsSt
9mm fhze see TIE xfngfe sAFsentArs -
mhsns 80 sEx41 sfs6Tz T1fas se@ s8fs-
e<sTt . hsgA fAT@S ar FsAFfaT = fbe, ogzs
ny ff3@us9k I t~EpTsfea - 1f@s = sfft -
fhss &ns 40 10 eteffEsz sss4 sssdf4 s@sagtsse
rs fsE7seses - ~ E@zaHsskza tssSeE ant
yrateffEsn. TIE speaker esSsfsntse1 -
ssznsfnw sa8 esze ssensIrx 50 sas rfessHz
<ssfF se&elSzss
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BAk ER, MOORE * CO.,

GEARCHEEs OF REcoRTri-R soYs
y =. =. -, s. laird soor, Uuion Block
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VESSEL DisABLED Ar sKA.


SAX faANg7sc1. oct IA Dispatch e.
he Ncrs hauf's bNfhaaEo ffun sydney
states that ihe Norwegian hssrk Prot
j91issln arrived fhefe previous Is fae srG
Inst. ieakiaz aud disHaatisl The Pro
fts<1T johnson 81 lei ffusn Port fsasahls
s'lh iamteT, having Port Towuscs4,i
Salf p.
say FssSelsCo. Oct A-The ieft raii
fafnla, which ass eonns fFsm Honaiaiu
10 fuxsi sDnnds encountered : Eate 80
siiiss 20 the csaast snd vas 80 baiily dis
tais port Tor rcfnirs Altar going -, Tire
~ dock she vii proceed % Der lestlua.
fan
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rELEcnArHIc MARKETS.
as FEANelsea EErIEH.


sas FEkStssoo. Oct 4-fTops-Nasket
steady. bat not m&ea setiFisy. No demand
fog Old; aew. gliuiAbsc gsasss & zliiarlla Il =
axe v nzaiaIte1 worth re. 5r- Bone
0iegsag Receipts, 80 bales.
O4ts--t0ekx are being redEeed very
slowly. Loea! asmEnd fair. bat 10 In
F'royenaeat IN prsees- Various kinds are
i4safed as lgis0gs. rHryFise, 81 l4aI -:
fssii1s. 81 l7fal -. easice feed, 81 l2sz
a =: black, SIaI %. gray. 81 5izsl eTls
Potatoes Market faiTlg steady. Peerless.
sass; Barila.xS. a1es4ses aATuet Ghilss
Nhsai--A iiiise easier falling. qasfanse.
q t9al g. UTlf1c0S- afternoon sales
bGyer isse 81 ~. S0gE g.. DcefI 67ss
Bgffer-MRrkes hardly hrn; sales Of
prime exceptional over 10. otaer qualities
EEzs-Sai . frsn. California ranch. soc
az. sEore lefs. -
No hlmbsr q e3aI casr;eEs made public
to-day.
sex ToRK xEzcBkxDlsE NAKKKT.
Sgs Tegk.Oet 4--EIops-Firsa.
CS.ses--9ptiaas opened barely steady.
ssles, ls. 80 bags, Including ori- SIS ssa
i s.. nov si2 sse q ., Dcr- 81 ssas3 =.
1Aa. 81 % z q. spes Kao strong: fair
suzsr-I.aw, t-iae more demand: faiS
refa igg Use: centrifugal, - tezg, C.
asked refined, sery quiet
eQFper-IirgVy; lake, 81 g.
ileaa--Grregs1sigf. GOsaesiie, -
Tiu--EEsY; straits. -.
Fesfoleual Opened steady a. ~ =.
Afier slight advance. the usarket gave
WaF t. hasamering By bears and eeciined
10 sae. ciusiag wax 81 81 -.
Par silver, se
eHIcAEo RrgDECE NAEgEf
CBlcAea. ocs. whcai----ssFnIE ger. cash
8 ga, Sgy. e Il. Dec. 81 z 1ea. Nay
a. s. bid.
Cora-ssfoarcr. casa &C. Sov. see.
oa;s-firrn; cs.A ~ e. Nov. gis.c. pec.
= 4. May &C.
Esfses-kesaiu
fork Easier. cash s.s g. Sos SIS -
Isri-a saker. cash sos Nov. - 453s
n-c- - -. jan = a.
CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK xARgET.
CHICAGO, oct. t---caftls-R Receipts II 600.
steady; heeyes, *ets9 =: steers, a. .sfa4;
sfDckeTs sua feeders. <2tg2 50 Texas catfie.
81 7os@3; western ranger z. S4af y
Hogs Receipts asee. prices averaging lse
lower: naked sfsgs g heavy. - ls4s -;
8Ehi. e. 75ts 10.
shcep-feceipts 1000, slow and easier;
natives, s1g5 %: western. s. 25fsS 70;
Texas, - tefs5 20.
LIvEEPooL cRAfS NAEKET
LIVERPOOL. Oct 4.-wheat--Fsrn; de-
msnd fsif. holders offer spariBgiy.
CogH-Sseaay: demand fair.
SEE YORK sTocE EEFTEx
NEE YpRK. Oct. 4-The stock market
went hack 10 dizziness again TO-DAY. trans
actions being The smallest for any dAy for
over two weeks, bnt the tone OF dealing
wss strong throughout aud almost no set
back oVcurre-d. the result Of the days trad
INK being TO have nearly the entire list
hi CHER than Lass evening.
Governments duh but sfesdy
EXcnANsE ASD SECURITIES.
NEw YoEk- oct . ~ Money ON call
csSy a. p as per cent: last loan s:
closed offered ~ Prime mercantile ia.
PEI. So. sterling exchange. dan bat
steady & Sc for bo-day bills, - - Tor
demand,
FT<rS
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CHINESE NAY sor IAsD.


HAs FRANCISCO Oai4 s--f slistsaf Hazer
% aas issi n9lg 10 kia TELEGRAM -
AseiuSiaa faQHlfiaE SHAT eosrse he
steuid fattt1a iaEaui hsmese lahaFfss
- hS gsfe GA tac way q ial egaatfg a.
tbs sigae e fhS approval % TIE
slaslea al. The pfasf1f rs spcum.
fnealaisog ihHf sHeA q admsEssl
lsaFIag him n a0abs TIE collector 3
asiYis.d ~ ihe seefriaFr - the treasury
fsai tbs gAiagse exrff4siea as Is % fan
i,sfue a9d Urs4aflna t4ace Gsts - 81
approval, sad applies 81 81 chiusse labor
efs arriving Ia tails euantry s.uce - sr-
prevail
sssiCc ~ shts Haftsigu SIS posted au The
assfs uf ike eukiea, bouse si.is afcnialu
several hanauii raineAs % the Diskc 81
Westminster sud Arahle. Wbieh will sooa
arrive. alh thus B. rcf1lsra landing wtfh
the exception u thsss vino Successfully a.
ssse IS fsip sew gffffsush&n tsiaN
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.IrrIrne Isark ffnrrs-

JEHnsE rsRg. ocs- s--rha sna warned
the air to-day TIE track vas dusty asd
very fast
First rase. one ami one sixieenth miles
fliaWay WOO ia ! 81, Montague SECOND.
Satisfaction third
-eeond ssse. liQa yards saiYgtar won lu
q. Miui fiily see0nd. Daylight third
fhir3 rae. cue sut naF-4uaFtsf mikes
fiFerHl van ia . IA. Terra Gotta scfnna.
hnaDeyue tasFi
Fourth race, tAfeo quarter mile Banner
bssEeg Won IA ~, MiFshssW sccoad, kti-
ls'an thipi
FtIib sHrc. ore mile~0vii wen IL az b,
@ilffcd ssFusd. AsecoiA THIRD
~txia fsee. tAo yards Fpsdh8m Moa 81
q uisAH str0ad. Bake fhiFt.
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rurALLrr nors 81 LoNpoN.


rFssgIfr, Oct f~-Gahie dispatches fron
LONDON aanoaaee he Hffigsi ~ iis tales
= bgl.s. - sisss from fag sliap AaFacez
pa tbs Atlantic xeasaert sfe that these
The hfst shipsesHf Of new crop sti0ai,
ihs harvest - n9s ihFeuga here No
= here sasdav
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TNstH Jesse.
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aaa Il ~ q lsa9a > sfsssss l'aa,s
cratic fA.s eer eEsstus. a E4a-e "a
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~ Hos. =. Y Harms. pfa.a fasssl se ~
view SIR saa$Hia.a al istA g5f4e1s kse
said fsau IS Aiica tae Esf.0 s. - es Us
tstc Or &c eFaie, Is s : niss sssa. kss.
tasiivs aud svasssgsrH. titc SFn@h faae
have fsaassS = SssssleH3as % ~ & ssekst
Bat tpsaf sa'ss ass Ns,l&e1 iAssAseiis -
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los9oN, ~; E-8ars Tex. landed
peai'f."taz Hf sassgrtgf. ans q na-ad -
2HEz, ass k'si aai.e sss4yE5AE d. tAa fas.
cssi,- safie airs fsAstg uf as1ss sse
1853 as ssnr
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1T everett tr- Jon Ee~on-
DHTSICIAS AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
L neE Yssser block. Mil Street Rooms
81 aud %. third ee.1r. Take tho elevator
Residence. 1s Ninth street, corn.r Of
James. Sp1c1aiiieH-Dlse OF wGaaea
gcnito u-iaErv orgdas. rectal diseases, skia
diseases, eases Of rupture and diseases Of
aAFI.4~a-4
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Tho Aoegins system e. 40 Iatre-
lared nn the raclar Gaast.

have isesht the rights fas ths pafiAe
ceasi ef the systeFs uf iowlux Hnatss rata
a. So. it - Hnslessfaasl y1e consideration
= t.e4ast and seiiyc operations ai3 tsein
iiaHrtisialy
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('IyL E,sgrsEgRs. COAST AND tAxD
y sarTeyers.
Rna.a a c..lanlsl haaek. senor.A go.
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4 y Eess1 p-ss<stezL
Mrs. Ena4 Eyfss4 y3a wEs0 Eezs 7@za1e
OF q frazH 80 rezse fF1zM ssEa Frxnczse8 -
frssxnz. pzs 2is1.szs& 4ezse1tz1 N s4cs-
- yezssrfzT-
a. fhe xxsnsa1 fzss3zn xzeaeg h. tsa-szse7-
egezs Ct sAS Szzesx 1xenTF fyreza8s G. 4
Trzey. postmaster A. 4aaeSssz- Esa-&1z.
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A ECHITEcr-RooM 5. EEINFG BLOCK
II Frgaf Aa1 AA.ioa streets.
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DHYsfCIAS & SURGEON. ROOM Il.
Il Colonial block. osruer Second and
Columbia streets Olfice hours 70 30 II, 2
to and uighFx TsisphaBe IL
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CeusTiete abstracts q sitie furnished te
sny isnas In tie city Of seattle or King
naErfY
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~ <. Mstt - Ctsras street. tsf ~
iNsvd aae BIS Fsaea sas = geA4sa d
fi5s e4sg sali tae ssi " rs aaasi... 0lsoa
saa4s@ q = = faer ~
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A RCHITECTS - BT7TI.EG's RrTInTSg
II james 81, opposite Occidental Hosef.
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