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NEW YORK, sept Ig.-The stock market
was less active, bat the business done was
mors evenfful and widely distributed,
showing u decided broadening tendency
for the time being Aside from the I'M
usual strength displayed over the entire
list, the market advanced with but slight
setbaeks almost from the opening TO the
close. aEd the final close shows material
gains In the whole list.
Governments dun but firm.
SEs YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW YoRE, sept. -Hops-stranger and
quiet
Coffec-opiions steady: sales, ~. so bags.
including sept. sla ieals 80; Oct. si2 900
~ Is: Nov, siagi2 To- Dec, $li sNdil e..
Snraf-Raw. trm and quiet: refined,
strong and fairly active.
Wool - Moderately active; domestic
tieeces 3d1s74c.
Toppcr-Nominni; lake, 81 CO.
IeAd-Qnlets domestic, 81 a7i5
TtD-Duil; straits, SO Is.
Petroleum opened steady at 957ac and
after the FIRST sales became strong and ad-
yanced to epsc. reaction then set IN,
on which nearly all the mornings gain
was lost, aud the market closed steady al
sic
Bar silver, eelse.
CHICAGO PRODUCE NARKET.
CHteAso. sept fs--wheaf - Easter:
cash. tJise. Oct. qIlscs Dec, ~ ld~I6r.
toTn.-steady: cash. i41ae Oct. aud Dee,
IS SC: Jan, 81 &c.
oats--stea'iy cash and Oct, aa7.c; Dec,
247sc; May, 2Sixc
harley Nsfniuai
Pork Fay. cash aud oct. tI8 %
I.ard--steaay. cash and oct. so ~ I;
Nov g. e.
CHICAGO LIVE srocK xAKkEr.
cHicAGc. sept is.--taiiie- Receipts 1000
steady 10 easy.
Hogs Receipts. 1900: active aud iyregu-
lar: heavy. 81 70as =. mixed, ST. Zsd6 90;
LIGHT, - seas a.
sheep Receipts. 400. steady al the de
cline noted Sesteriay; Texans 81 60f5 81
Western, g. 6sas 80; natives s. iArf %
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TELEGnAPHIc MARKETS.
sAs YnANeIsco rKxrEn.


sax FRAScfsco, sept. Is Hops - The
market presents no new feature OF Interest;
The trade regard prices As higher than caa
be maintained, and bold aIaof from the
market. leaving the field 10 spectators.
Current quotations are isaeIisc
oafs--f.ess active. Where the buyer is
suited In every way he pays as high a. 81 u
far choice feed, bat the demand IL only
moderate. Receipts 70 day, h-s0 cenials.
Feed. No. ! and choice, 81 I7saf 10; com.
mon % good. sitel Is.
Potatoes = Steady; demand fair; prices
unchanged. receipts larger to-day
Nheat--wrakcr, evidently there isan In
cfeasing absence Of confidence Buyer
year sold down 10 81 SD, bns improved at
The close. selling nj 81 ~.
shipping Arrived Str San Pedro. Ia.
coma, sfs tEiatilia. Puget sound bk south
ern Chief, Port Discovery. Lumber freighf-
dun. Quite large heet OF grain vessels
arrived today
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It entiie and literary courses. Academic
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teaching or business. Superior conserve
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being built Fall term opens September 3,
ISIS. Write for catalogue 10 A. J. AMBER
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DRIED PEAS Field. per ID. f,ss4ae
AT fB fDtg, per III. = ~ ert~x
&c. ~ fbl.- Per To-. z1se; DRY granniatssI.
"a bib. per -. 80. In keys each Of tie
aAoge q: 5ze advance on price anotnd.
SEEDS anary aud hemp. per 10, a9sc::
nAx. per -, re. timothy. per Is. Sc. alfalfa.
Per u. &c; red ei0yer. per 10. f2e: white
clover, per 70, zDe: AIsfke clover. Der n.
DC, blue grass. per Ii. ise: orchard rra~s.
per n, lees rye grass, per -. lie: red fat
grass. per u, ne
wo0L-rugei Sound. free from tfraber
burnt. per -. s3xIsc
HIDES AND SkfSs~-Heavy ssstssf1 errps.
over 81 lbs. Ser II. 5sxe: MessfIa,. p.sr Il,
sc. light. uptier Is ~. nzr
10. 4e: sailed kiFss ard calf rer
- Sc green hides ore~ -
lbs per ID. se; Under * Is,s H.. drx AsAs.
per IN Natie: DRY elk, per IL E4s, dry deer.
SKINS. summer. PER ID. 5ae. winter, &c.
sisseIa klrs, sasearilngs per ID 1xe1se; Ne
diam, per u, 9ka 5Ac.. fail wool, Essr ii.
a0ar3e.
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sept -
the weather
ack heavy and
gsf0n won IN I
rsTnan third
eighth miles
rfna second, "
rieeuth miles
silsion second
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coAL--scresnesi- q ton, g. %; average.
pr Ton, - 20; screenings, per soa. al -
SEATTLE MEAT MARKET.
siaHgaterer's prices Tor whole csreasses
are here quoted, together with prices after
being dressed:
BgEF-on foot. per Ii. SIC. dressed,
SIC.
MuTToS-on foot. per ID. sise. dressed.
Gle
SPRING LAAB-Per head. 81 Tssd2 70.
sEAL-Smail. on foot, per n. al4sase;
dressed. salee. large, on foot. per n,
4t5c; dressed. q, z6aS.
STOCK Hfgf5s-On foot, per n 5dSe. fat
hog. on foot. per n. ata7c: drs.es..d. alzsif..
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IR(l
Short H
sion.
PIERS
sislan that
aajeet 70 !
Z lsafiwa
cd Rrakef

p& fATAe
sion eds.
led an epin
So 81 rasii
company Il
Safs thRt0p
ing lsRe low
I'd Paul q
OBLIGED to
these
aa8ord oac
50 that nrs
iterrhasgcxs
osser in n
I'd If compis
venla underi
Ter The infeI
tAcrepoD
ne, at white
lied neon "a
on recitcsth
I By the ini
nuows eTi
sand adjudl
ire lights hy
hicaro to {
Manitoba r..
pa tcrIaiuu
or sul,stantis
/ conditions
rSlghta arr
otH the san
ne ufrccttol
nil. such Def
ages which
5
viii be ei
nj iesist m
-
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Sn1eIt! SneIt!

ME ARR PRsFAgED To SUPPLY THE
w tsasfe ard families WisA iresa -f9eis
every dsy a. FriSce Market. Asti3u ssrsei,
oCoNSoR & CLARK
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lSEItAIsIn
~ Again 10 &
tgo Delicate

tpt ~. Pitts
n remarkable
" and Richard
n II toe gar
p York n Bat
feieh and Ewi
L. Bad field
r. allowed the
Ia the last inf
u o. Eaiteri
bourne and ri
III. uckp I
lug enabled 81
= with ease. I
shia e HaitcI
tngfpn and Oh
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Bosrsric

B0sEsTiC
" g. Hamilton
eh exploded
Alexander an
ferc instantly
Aidedoyoihera
F0KKfES
10 Munich D
airing German
ght train a. NJ
Ailis ara a
aeiFe ears We
son. farEnerx,
FTis. station 4
sie. Quebec, AZ
we're GiraNn n.
sing in q hoat Il
~ Anae
ses 10 Esxie
j bfOwasAn
~ afs yeets
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shIprIng Intelligenee.

fogT Discovery, sept. S.-Saiiesi-schr
George e Perkins, san Francisco
ASTORIA. sept ls--ArTiFet-Siaic 81 Cal.
ifornia sailed Oregon,
paRT TawssENb. sept IS Arrived ~
ships Albania Harvester. Prussia, Beecroii
hks r. X. Ham, ahtoinctts. rslied-Sh
81 David bks Canada and fheohald.
P8Rr H&placK. sept. is Arrived
Discover
foRg DISCOVERY. sept. iS.--Sa.ied -Bkia
Geo & Perkins
TkroosH, sept Is ~ Tug AicxGndes
passed 10 ~ ) a IA. two ships and bark
outside oae Schooner passed ent. ciear.
fresh east wind
RoRr AScElEs. sept. ls.--fr "a HerSey
ia Isrt.
ttEANs HARnoR, sept. S,--5aslesi >chTs
Peerless. Ruby A Cousins Cassie Hayward.
Fanny pHgasd
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sxonaNae AND sEergIrfrs.

New YOgK, sept. Is.-Nofiey on call
easy al 5azs per cent, last loan. 2a2l
Prime mercantile paper. 5lffG7ts stefl
Ing exchange, duh but steady az 81 SIS. for
eoday bills, u ssls for demand
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sas-ss.- ss sasEilssz ssss--ss lssFfss ~xrv7ukfyn
Z rlsfas.~a1ersf or e5zszoz sad shaf rfeFs1
EeMezz. kseso7e se&slzx ms 81 tad Aszl
- hal seeesgce so saeA fpafna. ans
ssssss,stxez Asra % E<EE story tasxF he ka1
rene: rcd 4.
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wArERw
suggests
ovesstents.

a. Rear AZ
audant Of IA
sssef through
puto for New
iul Of enthu
the inland
Norfolk In
the Vixen.
OURS were r n
Rand, RusSis
III NHItN a A.
x -, Ia
alive 70 our
= The noes
a. LA ~" ~.
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p,ia -,
a sas..,s
Ia. ~
a - 81 ~
49, ~" ~.
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h, - 49,
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Berry. SEPT 1s.--saza L szfsixAas
raoskef aa1 : pEieas h@sa hseE szat iog Il
eosee 10 f<FEeerng Eeaeh & ass sa1 cred
thai - rssaxzsise i fr1szcaslf re-
EzHz1Es EExfst. Azss., 5snf. ga re-
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We append few of the many thousand
unsolicited testimonials we have in our pos
session to show that the ''Carbolic Smoke
Bali has met with and is entitled TO ua-
pfcccGsafcd success. No medicine ever IN
vented has become so popular. Over mil
ion -smoke Balls" In use, and We HAVE
Ell To HEAR THE FIRST COMPLAINT.
had liberation of the lungs Used to
throw up eupsfull of slime and corruption
oftea Hircd srith blood. Ny head was
stopped up with terrible case of cafarrh.
used the remedies according to directions
smoke Ball and Debellatorl, and in three
weeks time was as well as ever was.
II scHAEEL, 502 Market St, s. F.
was attacked with hay fever regularly
for = years. Breathing through the nasal
passage was an impossihility. | began to
use the Carbolie smoke Ball. and am COM
pletely cured. Sworn TO. c. HICKsoS. NJ. ID
had what Is termed catarrh of the head
and throat | used the "Carbolie smoke
Ball, and IL completely cured me-
ALBERT HALL, q Kearney ST.
Can add my testimony to the efficacy OF
"Carbolic smoke Ball." II cured me of
severe cold and periodical headache. can
recommend IL 10 anyone suffering from
head, throat or lung trouble.
THEo. REIcHERr,
suryeyorGeneral, California.
Carbolic Smoke Ball cured me of asthma
JOHN F. wALLAcK,
Supt. Western Union Tel. Co, Indianapolis
II cured me OF the worst kind of cafarrh.
GEo. NJ. +. NEwCoMB,
Bookkeeper l., r. & W. r. r., Indianapolis
BY use of half Smoke Ball was cured
of catarrh. REV. A. Z. STOUT,
Author of Chronology of Christ's Life, and
other works, indianapolis.
The remedies, smoke Ball" and "De-
bellater, are for sale at Stewart Il Co.'S
Kellogg's. Lang's and Hasbrouck's, Seattle
and at Stewart q Bros, and Bonney's, Ia
coma.
Price of Full Treatment. $500.
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II TRADE L
1MARKE

PEEPS MIL. Texas, June q. iSS-The
SRfft Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga.-tiefi-
tistlcn One % nY children was trenblal
with rheumatism aud hollis for about two
wears we gave her various kinds Of mesi.
cine, but without profit, and began 20 despair
az curing her AZ an | was persuaded 10 try
ssversi bgtties the diseases all disappears.
aud she is now a hale, hearty and healthy
Girl twelve years oid. Another child has
lust tss3DaIa afflicted in the same way, and
am usinz the :. s :. azs1 Anticipate prompt
aad permanent ours. \. G. WAoSoSzR-
RicH HnI. No. July :, Is8s-The Swift
Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga--tientlenien; Our
out Win eczema we tried the pFescripsions
from several zslod doctors, but without any
special benefit We tried :. q, snd by The
time one blfiie was gaEe her head fcsan 90
heal. and By so time he had taken six
bot les she was completely ct5fPsl. Now she
has fuli and heavy head a. hAir-a n8fssst.
is statement. Respectfully, IL ]. snoBz-
CHsrrAS5osa. TESz. June 3, iSss-Thc
ssiff SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta. Ga--tse1tiefaes ::
10 Issa canfrAefed hsu0e poison. and az oiacs
crsI F.onsfs. By his asivise l went % Crab
rshard springs. Nv. where his eourse OF
treatment was carefully Observed recox-
cred. As 1 thought. bus the next spring PIN
pies bcgaa 20 appear on my fsee aae body.
fasse gradually Increased 10 sssreS and run.
Ming ulcers. I was advised TO Try = ). y. and
Immediately after tsktEy u c. mmencesi 20
Afterwards. anf saan uothiug remained q
ten q my sr8nbie. NJ hiooI Il now thor
eHghiy eicaasssi and ms y Stem free fraIa
saiut nyssi / owe fsaF irvceEf tss,1llttsrE--a
perfect caFss--te yotT nlsyii1iHes BcizeSFflai3y
give thiS statement tliat oilers who Have
slfezci a. have mas reap fils sassll fseE3f1i4i-
HARDY u. E1ET, = Nssf StutA 81 ,
HOMER. La, NAY & fsss-Ihe swift SpSclsc
Co. Alfalfa. Ca.--tsrE4ties1sea Atslrt tSs
yoaTs a<s my geasrzG hF.i,ts gave way e.
fircly. l was - aeiifit4tsa that ] aisDtl.t
daSpatrtd q ever feelins wei agals. Al
thai 1sse Physicians u ne fNr fzie hrgESst 40
TcrsnAneHt reiicf. fgAcris iziststs-i thss
should give :. - s. = far irisl. SifAaurt
tlcaEht Il sgosil - shrCWsnz away fg1aIas-.
After taking a tisarcslzh csl1lrSs7. my hesit-s
and ssFeaefh rstArrscsi. ard gs4stst So Ti4gt
& s \ aIse4 cslrsSi Gse, as Glecar8ssd All
Others while usfng n A. tonsc can fss1sf
heartily recoulmesd e /. for eensrai t;et,ilztF,
Il certainly = 4 sFscifc- ". = b81DaGS J. j.
HOVER La know Mr.. W. r Briggs, AL
VIII say thai his statement Il carrect-
JcSEFa SHxLrcs. Druggist
Treatise on Hood ami Skln Diseases raasaevl
Grre. THs SWIFT SFEc1Fte Co. Drawer s
Atlanta Ca
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I'M AND FINANCE.
,..ps xrroHrrD " ALL LINES
o. ErsIsfss.

-. for Fruft-Insetivisy
!. rsyer. are withhold
y.~.ens rriees-Hay in Big
..essd Etc.
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nr. r. g. Johnsoz. having returned from
New York city, where he spen. eight
months in the principal hospitals and
leadiug medical colleges faniliarizing
himself with the latest and most improved
methods Of treating disease. has resumed
practice In this city Otfice In new Yesicr
block. Mill street. see card Ia this paper
5oc-LaAies' muslin drawers, handsome
IL trimmed. chester tlcarr.
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LETTER FROM THE GRAND OLD MAN
OF THE NORTH PACIFIC, EX-MAYoR
YEsLER.


Having constantly to answer letters Of
inquiry in relation TO DR.. J. Eugene Jor-
dan ard the many cures report ID by his
Histogenetic system Of Medicine, beg TO
take these means 10 answer all such ques-
tons. to-wit:
l have had the honor and pleasure of the
Intimate acquaintance with DR.. J. Eugene
Jordan for several years. file Is a gentle
man of culture and refinement and the
peer of anyone in the medical profession
Many Of the wonderful cures which are re
ported in his published volume entitled
1.-THE Entire Revolution of Medicine" are
personally known to me. DR.. yordsn's
success in this part of the country with his
grand Histogeneiic system is certainly I'M
paralleled, aud white / am neither a
prophet nor the son of one venture TO pre-
dict that the time Is not far distant when
bis Hisiogenehc system win be the stan
dard medicine OF the day with the intelii-
gent classes. Respectfully yoars,
II II. l.. IEsLEE.
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ANNIE WRIGHT SEMINARY,
SEATTLE BUSINESS COLLEGE

THoRoUGH INSTRUCTION IN BOOK
L keeping. shorthand, typewriting, PEN
manship, etc. send for circular and spec
linens. SEATTLE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
p o. Rox $50 CITY cod
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fhood OF VA

tsept 10. III
hivs Finmcn
pi officers 70
hr next fcAsi
cisco on the =
lk4q
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DENSsELAER POLYTECHNIC INsTI-
IL tute, Troy. v Y. The oldest school of
Engineering in the United States. Next
term begins Sept T. The Register for lsss
contains list of graduates for 81 years, with
their Positions also course of study, re-
quiremenis for admission. expenses, etc.
Candidates living at distance may be ex-
amined M their homes. Address DAVID
NJ GREENE. Director Suwefr
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Mis@ Almonds, per n, lA9iilc; pranttis
ssss'sfu,, per n. sa7i sc. Eastern. II
tiieFls, per n, lsri 5c Brazil. pes a.
~ y saigals-Csliioruia- per %. t9'aes
y ssssoanlls, per 100, 4 81
Via
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GENTS afF
foposesfo a.
Striking.

b. The Rails
a a meeting I
intea wcrn pre-
nd territories
lsl,ad, Cat. !, sal
iat the assoc
Dosed to stril
cal oppositioi
leBdinent 10 4
the support ol
ate % any rail
sanizatlon.
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PIERS To
the fntersl
Forbid III

10 hAirnIs
isseufi river
N Leeds Of
iation, caiiinl
the resent Co
positively d
Chicago shot
II OF Ito ART
idgeiy takes I
right 10 curt
in The prem
Il stood.
ppers, who u
ems no donbt
z before The
ssi0u
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.CARBOuc SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
ment comprises the
'.Carbolic : moke
BALI and "Debella-
tor Package" The
Smoke Bah lasts for
months, and Is al
ways ready for use.
The ID e bellator
makes a half gallon
OF medicine, and is
Esed only once a
day, as per dircc-
tons Thus we pos
itively assert that
we have the most
inexpensive rene
dy on earth, and a
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remedy free from complications; easy 10
use, and so harmless that ii can be admin
istered to the youngest children with i'm
pnnity. Sent to any address upon receipt
of IS.
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ieeisI0n of
Effect

, The suprei
ned the dcei
case of the
y. Apache cot
!. improvement
inpt from tax
he road aud d
sctssi tiicrewiI
The decision
lzona.
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lleaefAl IEkltrA1ce AstEIt
sstiss,s fss.;.sane; jaHses ssress, ess<siss
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q per n, ill-r
.ss.ssa.t-salpa.>- i-crIr- ! a.. >silsoa trout.
49, q a "a "a has>, per d., as
go. =. ~ rUCk cf3. peg ih. eys
Cy.4E 90 teGnae-s. Hsr lh.. Sc.
y $50, --.i.2 fnfian, l-sr sack. g., SAN
49, ~ p luh@gg rates. harley
&c., sr-ena, lrer tou, S.. eam
~ sA per tou g. chopped
= s.s-ss lgaa, peE ton. sl~8
~ t-sezt' oilcakr lses}. bar t.,r S "a al.
&exi-. ao0T. TseF cWt 81 -
~ -. soas, Per cWf. s. 50. rye Soar.
49, ". gi snlsts. peF bb & 60.
r''s.Hs, fsg rst. s. ~
As,,.xs - ~ Ahe&t, per cut. s. - r. arl
E,,ss.,,, ~ az. ae split peas. pee lh. ae,
MY ai nsai, per bhl g. ~
SAAs->aaii white. tscr 4. st.Iss7 e
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JUDGE DAVENPORT, of Kansas City, has decided that women can wear trousers whenever and wherever they please in Missouri
 NINETY-rwo new cases of yellow fever were reported at Jacksonville, Fla, on the 18th Only one death, however, was re- ported and that of an infant.
 WHILE Walker Langham was riding over the bridge across Turkey creek, five miles from Coffeevillc, Miss, on the 10th, 1t suddenly gave way, and carrying horse and rider with it, fell with q crash into the water below. Strange to say both man and horse soon rose to the surface and swam shore, with only few bruises, from which they will recover.
 SINCE January ,2,42s miles of railroads in the United States have been placed in the hands of receivers, with stock and bonded debt of si53, ,650, 900, against 42s miles In the corresponding period of 1887, such roads having a stock and bonded debt of S2s, 100000.
 IT seems to be settled fact now that the Louisville & Nashville will build to Tusca- loo,a, Ala, and possibly to Meridian, Miss, by way of Birmingham, within the next twelve month.
 THE Roanoke river is 37 feet above high water mark, flooding Northampton and Halifax counties, North Carolina. The entire corn and cotton crops in the low lands are destroyed.
 TIE House bill providing boards of arbi- tration to settle differences between inter state railroads and their employees, upon written application of either party to tue controversy, passed tho Senate on the 14th.
 A VERY bitter and acrimonious personal colloquy took place between Senators Payne and Hoar in the Senate on the 14th in respect to the suggestion that Secretary Whitney was q representative in the Cabi- net of tho Standard Oil Company.
 A NOVEL race took place on the 18th be- tween . horse and bicycle from Silver City. N. M., to Denver, fifty miles. The course was over a rough mountain road and long stretches of sand The horse won the race. Time, hours and 40 min utes. The bicycles time was hours and 50 minutes.
 GRAND MASTER LETDEN has issued a cir cular to all the Masonic Lodges of Indians calling on the order, either collectively al lodges or individually, to respond te4the call for assistance for the sufferers from yellow fever in Florida.
 THE cotton factors of Savannah, Ga. have organized pool to fight the bagging trust by importing the covering of last years cotton and using it in place of syndi cate bagging. Since the organization oi the pool syndicate bagging has been offered there at l.4 to l-2 cent lower than quota. tiona