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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Neutrality-suspicious. John T. Heard, OF Mis-
souri ASTOR-Congressman Thomas H. Reed, OF Maine
FIFTH AVENUE-Chrisopher L. Magec Of Pittsburg,
and Richard ]. Bright OF Indiana GlLoEh-Ine rev
McIAne of Washington. WINDSOR-Erksine NJ. Phelps,
hicann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
PLANS FOP MAINTAINING RATES.

Chicago Nov. 24.-It is understood that the presi-
dents Of tho large Southwestern railway systems nave
practically agreed to adopt tho plan formulated BY
Chairman Mdgcly for the maintenance Of rates In the
territory between tho Mississippi and the Pacific Coast
south Of Chicago and San Francisco All Of the COM
panes occupying this territory aresad to be in favor
of whatever may be decided upon the most prac-
tceblc scheme, and this, apparently will be the plan
making the presidents directly responsible for the main
tcnance of rates upon their respective lines The ar
rangcment embraces clearing hou-s for their COM
pettve business, and board Of arbltrators consist
ing Of the presidents of the railroads and clothed with
the power fix and enforce them. under penalty
Of discharge for every subordinate officer detected In
cutting rates.
formal call has been issued from tho Office of the
chairman Of the Central Traffic Association for the
meeting Of the general managers OF all the Central
traffic lines November 30. The object as announced,
is endeavor to agree upon restoration Of all cast
bound freight rates Three Of the managers expressed
a preference for a different date for the meeting, but a
change having been found impracticabc, two OF the
three have already given assurance mat they VIII DC
present or authorltatlvcly represented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the baroness,
Yesterday observed at the United stAes
Signal Service station this city Tho dashes indcsN
Temperature Huinurs pharmacy. eis broadway
TRIBUNE oFYicE Nov 25.la m.-rhe weather yesterday
was cloudy aud warmer The temperature ranged between
800 and 4oo tho average 1851 being TO- lower than on
Friday
In and near this city to-day there Will probably -
fair weather. with stationary temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25

INJUNCTION AGAINST TIE f. 7. V. AND G. LEASE
Knoxville Tenn, Nov. "a (Speciall-The chancery
suit in which the minority stockholders of the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia road asked that the
majority stockholders be enioned from leasing the
coad TO the Richmond and Danville system, was TO-
day decided by Judge Gibson in favor OF the plaintiffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
DECISIONS UNDER THE INTERSTATE LAW

Washington Nov. 24-The Interstate Commerce
Commission rendered decision to-day in the case of
Slater against the Northern Pacific Railway Company,
which states:
complaint made for the purpose OF retaliation for
fanced wrong, so to get even with carrier for
the revocation Of compliments pass, does rot COM
mend Itself 10 the Commission.
carrier which has conformed to the ruling OF the
Commission should not BIO prosecuted for alleged
yiolaous OF the law I'm that respect. which have oc
Cured before such ruling was made and under con-
strlicton of the law then approved by the carrier S
counsel
Free transportation, issued in the form OF an an
nual pass a person not In the regular ana stated
service of the carrier. receiving any wages or
salary under contract OF employment but requested
by him as compensation for throwing IN It's way what
business he conveniently could is held to be Illegal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
SEALSKIN GARMENTS.

FINE ALASKA SEAL NEwMARKETS AND RAG
LANS. So 50. AND 81 INCHES LONG. AT si9S. 1925.
FINE ALASKA SEAL sAcoUEs. 40 AND AZ INCHES
LONG S110. $l15, 1928. sl45. - - - - -
FINE ALASKA SEAL WALKING COATS. 30 TO 80
INCHES LONG. s05, sos s115, sl25.
SEAL MUFFS AT 80. $40, si2 sl5
LADIES' WHITE ICELAND LAMB AND LLAMA
SET, MUFFS AND BOAS AT -. $40. Sl2 TIL r SET.
FINEST NATURAL LYNX SETS MuFF AND BOA,
SiH A AiH LYNX SETS MUFg AND BOA. $3.50.
IS. 80. $40 - - - 49,, .., 70
GENTS SEAL GLOVES. 60 81, ss 80.
FUR ROBES. MATS RUGS. &c.
FUR TRIMMINGS In LARGE ASSORTMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
EDW. RIDLEY & SONS,
800, 81, 81 IL to 32l GRANDST.
SO to 20 ALLEN. So to 6s ORCHARn-sT.

man; Albert c. Morgantern secretary: and willan1
F. King treasurer, Of the committee having t 70
charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
HANDKERCHlEFS.

LADIES ALL-LINEN EMBROIDERED INITIAL
HEMsTITGMT1EiDT AT dsc hkf III
CHIEFS PRETTY CoL0RED BoRDERS,, AT &c.
II he, l5c EACH. EXTRA GOOD VALUE ~
oRED EMBROIDERED AND sCoLLOPEp HAND 2,
hEKCHIEtS AT loc. AND 21c. EACH; WE'LL WORTH
35c. AND 40c
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT LADIES, EMBR0Ip.
FRED IN WHITE AND COL0RS, FANCY HEM
STITCHED AND SCOLLOPED HANDKERCHIEFs
At 35e, loc 50c., 75c., 81, 81 3o, TO SO EACH ALL
MEMS PLAIN WHITE Hl.MSTITCHED. WITH
COLORED EMBROIDERED INITIALS, AT &C. EACH
MEMS LINEN HEMMED IIANDKERCHIEFS AT
ENTIRE NEW LINE MEMS LINEN HEMMED
HANDKERCHIEFS. IN 81, 23, AND 81 INCHES, AT
ALL PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
Ayers Pills,

usvn0so Aver & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
ssakeU1npgsssass ssA Dealers IN Nsdiein&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14
couPgyiLLE.
Marrow Escape from Drew niax-
refsanaI wv.

CourrvlLle. Oct Il -grv. lease
isilan. on iaaasHg from the steassser
Warrington, last Tue day III b..
AZ G. af~vils. fell al the whsfE
into she water tafssn stely 81 czr,-ht
hosa - one 81 the piles - she Wis
susi hcii on anti - iss4nce f~.sa The
steamer ar y~3 No III effect was
c4u Nl ~ She fail
p$iloes are being moved VERY
TaphAy last now. pvor Ipn sae -.
1, Hls e 70 The = Srs koJsseSo .. 6.oaers
a kiau b tu oae dHy.
wae4g j. "a ldly sivanciug IN Prise
ant Sire farmers hge r susrti - ..s{I
a. anY Fri p Iaay are going "a La.i
oesr I'll text spf1eg.
, z. EeHsti 81 Seattle aud III
Hanna ps Nasia Walla asli Yes-a.t =
iaF-Sr AaeiSnee at che sawn haa On
saturday evening GA sae lssaeS 81 TIE
e,ss
SIR Geo Esten q Hohas hsltq-.
HAS hren IL teen Tor les a4y..
ffy " b N&siaE ard .Es 81 Sesi-
81 arg zENae tx isE DAYS ia town.
NeNs i. rsceiFa,l o. ssse ealh q ,fe
ia-aaS soa % hes, e., x Neah nre
rE-Esc "a ~ lie Fuset .~fin4 srast-
aasV, Pro- Ncshagv hes omiv Yo
g ~ y loe4sei hsVe aad this wE.l e )
ssat p fe hIsn Professor sU1 &rs-
NeSeary b We abe syn pstay .. sAe
Fe0Ris 81 80 Pevsi4e II theig hsss.
A social 3 u 70 * p ssle q
CoRF@xi4ss wH- Esrsa Rev T. }
AossEe @ss4 We % ? 1ay evening.
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" sSzExezx 1r1. z3-eExsv-ole
chefs ard sszssss- Asssefs frezn tA< great
>szx ressrvzxzsn n Dzkofz. cs-nYaS-
ing TIE A3ssegz1es fr3zn toe several
~5s-z q the >sazzx zzEssz which hare
c1sae % Wa hzz<toa 70 eease< vita
the s<sexzf zsss1 see-ezzrv q Ire N
sersar ard - vgre-ear thsesx chierssssEs-
- sae szw See@zzsy passed lFx raaEreSs
ssr The -ez5rqslss AEaeB1 oz II 90 80
zz-@S az ter rzs<-Tx-toz. arrived -
9=v. Prominent Szzoax sheEa z4s
-Ssrszx BnA- who sszzi@ the naessi-
czze sar The C4zstS- zzz=-zerr= efAE.
Who ezzzzzzs 2zzzezs the In5IzES i that
s xhs. xehz Grass. sad % b=s tA@ gasSt
Il ~ z~nt TnzsIz1 n TIE whale >fazx
rztlaa. AZ. several others q gszsmz-
zcscs among tts@sr rs-erse
Th<y nae7 Secretary fEl&S ard ether
cszseszls fAls Afternoon ard the
seree1zxy EA5lzssses5 them as sezlcEs /.
M trienS~. yoz hzFe traxSleS3 l0zg
way 70 xi-ss Y s>flizxtea- AID 1 ara
g7zss 10 - yoz- The c0zzr@Ss which
makes the lass xhsez govern this
wE1a5s & Izfry has ss&1s this t4N
fba23ing - Az<d tie sez far rfae par
chase 81 the ress<yzssnat Congress
saw thar the rSEse h4a r5rae fer the
soak Iasi4ns 10 take steps Esywzzs.
civilization. and tz4- the waste Azsl
uaEses Ean3s * tkez- rs~erTztissa
0zght 70 f~ sestsesz upon ard homes
maize o. ] he secretary thea eK-
planet in detail the instincts which
he had 4s.0Esse1 70 Seclre : fzlth{ri
and honest AMI free exsressloa o taelr
wishes wsgh Respect - the law.
whether they E0ut1 &ccep. O. r~5s9S IL
White Ghost Sxssf BiFd ansi SEift
Bear elairnea taAt they we're Easazk a
Tigued irons tse iong 5oaFzeT and
wished 8 posi- on@Ensnt 81 ssse council
until M0niay next. xhlEh the seSre-
larE srarfe.I
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WALlA WsLlA.
The wheat Nearly All soId-Sews
Miscellany.

WkLfA WAILt, Oct. l3-Ths-e are
eight men from Riparia a. the hos
pital in this city. all having typhoid
malaria. contracted while working on
the caissons al the Snake river bridge.
A prominent wheat-bgyer states that
as per cent Of the wheat grown In the
Wails Halla district has teen bought
up By the dealers. Yesterday The
price offered was Il cents, bit none
could fse had
Receipts Of the late fair were
S,tfs2 -: dishursennents s7tsa So
John Picard. the weii-knosn under
taker Of this city, who VIZ ejec ted
from the train II Tro9tlale THURSDAY,
whiie en the say home from the Ne
ehanics' fair. on account Of having
failed TO have his rOund-iFip ticket
cnuntersigned hy the Portland agent
sill al once bring suit against the o
4, a y Company for damages. A ter
being forcibly eiected Pscari pals. his
fare back "a Portland and took the
next train, arriving home this morn
INK
Louis Rahens. Mrs. Alice Chandler
and Mr.. MAiencia Cowlc- were adj
Judged insane today in the probate
court ami taken to the asyI IN this
sfterncon. making i've persons al
iadged insane within : week. Al
were nou-re .ents.
The following prisoners arrived st the
penitenJiary Thursday. John John
son and w L. Barber, EllenshuTgh.
one and tive wears respectively. Grant
wilson, North Yakima. two years.
The fruit crop OF the Walia Waila
valley this season was hardly MP 60
the average. bat has been someNha
remarkable Strawberries have yielded
fourth crop pears their third. apples
the second and many others b we
done hkeaise. This statement u4n 5s.
subss&ntiated by score OF gar eaers
and uaSn who make A speciality Of
crossing fruit Each additional cTop
was net a. good a. H. pre- lece ssor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14
MS COUNTRY snUr our.
A Chinese oEeiai at Washington
Nisapprs henas the Law.

wAsHTSsTsS. Oct. Is-Ths Chinese
ehsree C'-afsaire< IN Washington re
oently req -sestesi the treasury depart
menf 10 end telegraph Institutions
10 t1e collector OF customs az san
Franz co directing him g. permit the
landing al that port OF certain Chinese
LAB rsr- who have lately arrived there,
some d Whou are provided with re-
tarn certsEiea.es while Others desire
merely 20 pass through the United
state 10 o her e9nntrics.
la answering the communication
Acting Secretary Thompson quotes
the provisions OF the Chinese eyef1 ION
Law. sn4 10y, that a. it j. understood
that the l2borers IN question arrived
since ihe approval Of the act. the
treasury department Is Unable 10 COM
ply with the req sest-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14
REDWOOD TIwBKE FRAUDS
Criminal EMsrt. ~f q Foreign syn
dictate Frustrated

WszHIyS-sx- Oct i5.-Acsiag Cons
missioner Aa6eT on & tae general
land ssfioe has received Information OF
the conviction Of Chzs- Z. Beach sor
suhornz.isn Of psEl51ry in c9zusc ig-l
wt1h the easry e izrse body OF red
Eoc1 timber izad in California. The
land % en- e-et amounts 70 ztozt = :
gn0 acres, TIE timber On which w4s e.
tiuaatel 10 he weTfh <lI 9afna A
syndicate. comprise. princi p4lly Of
foreign ezpiisii T., was organized. II -
alleged. for the p.1rFs0se Of secaring. =
title 70 this valuable tract from The
government, anl an attenPs VS.
ma !e l. 90 80 by means Of fraudulent
entries. Some % sach entire, we're
made. emgTarirg about 100 acres esch.
in which IL /. claimed pefiasy and s'tf-
0suzEloa * p@rJurs wAs reck.essiy
committed OF these entries. many
we're held for cancellation. ami stsp'
are heiag taken 10 Secure forfeiture 10
the g0yelunssnt in other eases
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14

northern Passed Heron
n II. Trip, y. II. Valentino. A. r
Borihiek and son, H. {. Crowley. 7
r. lockwood. james McHals. J 4
jackson, Mrs 2. GRAY. J. :. Fsv. Mrs
George Trip. Ella Kite, Mr.. II. Orr
J. A. Strong Mrs John Gray, Easmi
Eibrook- J l. James, Oscar Manning
ID L Little. Mrs. Oliver aud ds8gh
ter, Miss Ida Tracy. and las Second
class p2sseng gers for Tacoma snd Port
land
Oregon 4 California Passed Med
ford: C. l. Pullen, N. Mcmahon. T
Keozh, George Garner. Miss Garner
Mrs. cartweH. i. A. Harding, A c
Reed. T. p. Rogers. A. r Diiiihooi
D. j. ColdeWay. II. :. Adams. j. r
Hamilton and wife. w. Alexander
u Bowdea, f. Myers, Mrs. ;. G
Lane. and 20 seeond-eiass.
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1sRanE Pax OFT IL TIE Jorge (
rtrinE season New York has ku8Nfs
isr ear terla asfesl ta-,;ag. asd 49,
ite q mireVz tsraesi usf IN ial force
20 tske leave o. 4 !as tAe YEAR. Fhe
t5tcs vs. u1s fa~t
krst rare ore mite Tfi.san wun
- t9. MAlrst! eeuaa. Lstlls Mach
. tEiS3
seeoa8 FRec. enc ard oae-s lgs s.
wa.es- aaatFss WsH Ia . u. S;ss K
ie- sts q Eve taifd
Fsgrls VASE oar atd o7e-hAif s.sGes
- Eacel2ua wez IN ZI4. Figeusi
seesRal. k4'aassa fhirss
F5ith 7see. oue and ene- fxfeantls
isiies-e serstea wen IN - =, Ma a
ecnnd Fa7sta f24lrsI
SiRih soe. - yard Leo II. woa
IN ice lee seoosssi. specially
tAifd
sexrssh s4rc, tA-ee-eGa-ssrs nsfie-
Ssenaucs uga n l.sTs.. prg2 ~ :
sxaSaa QSes0l4 tAirc-
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Large Attendance On the Closing
pay-rhe Races.

CoLrAx, oct. is.- The dav wa clear
and the attendance about 95sa. the
largest az the fair. Free FOR III trs,t
best ; in $. for parse o! s9o1 En-
tries: bradshaw. by J ~ Butter.
Charley Hilton, ~ C. q. Bradshaw /.
ConGec. ty G. r. Jeaieys. AM Con-
tractor. hy ". Kirkendail Hilton
=ssld iavofise IN tsae pools. Bseashaw
won in three straight heass: si1ae,
? ~, 2Ss. 9.Slss
Novelty raHuipg handicap rsce
mils. free for all--Noa by JACK Frost
in l.sft@, Daisy A. seasoRs. aoasso
third Ngasa5 f3ifTfk
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The Iry IN gte gase 81 NeE.asastv
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a PIrrsHugs BANK FAILS.


PgrTsBrEq. Oct. l3.-The Farmers
and Mechanic bank has failej. The
Cause Is unsn0Rn. IL has q capital
sto. K OF $i39011 The bank Is a small
cssnre-R and tie failure caused no ex-
cffenlsat. An % the hank Officials az
nliEted that there ass something wrong
zith the tosks.
An iayessig alton shows that thing.
are Ia a bad way The eeuerAi lesig r
sh0wS deposits % sf0}ss}, and the in
diyiIusi lssiger $4,000. n Inference oi
Szl6. Da The books have aot been ex-
snline,! for ten years. tits nus knoEn
where the Eannev has gone.
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'i'HkEE = u TArVaA. vi NAN
Hag ~ - - Eve $50 ahls Hgss 4, d.
and Use Mpse be- 1Fss' slss kstssr hf lfs.s.
TO- asAa sr5ss - .ay "FeF tar 7ass tase
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et.aai4t FrsfFa 61i Eay ss3,eza. / kss-
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pa a. iss ssessr ! 4tn s-,r the7 a5sf rsg. -.
lef- = a. EFNFEssss. Tssrstssz ID a. fsTr
sozAt. las = A. = sgENAzg Alsts
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WHATcoM.
West Coast saryey Prom Seattle %
Vancouver Finished.

wEkTeeM. Oct. f3.-The fair closed
to-day after very srccessfui season,
considering the bal weather. some Of
the fruit exhibits have been "a en- 10
seattle. Tacoma and Portland
The West Coast sgrgeTeFs from the
uVfsh have closed wish the lire frasa
Sslatsie in the Sookzaek valley route,
making 4 continuous survey from
seattle 20 Vancouver.
The hop crop has exceeded expecta-
tons.
Politics are warming. Ronald and
Hanna are eznvassing this county
bat are making - many false stale
meuts 70 holster up the Democracy
that they would better have remained
aWaW
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BKIrIsH cnI~asE 1xcLuDED.
A Montreal Merchant Proposes to
Test the New Law.

MONTREAL. Oct i5-Mnng Koow. a
Chine merchant Of This ctr. wa.
prevented from Vi Ring Sex York n
ia ines during the week. an er the
new American Chinese exclusion act.
He il a uataralixe.i Brifi b subject.
but waen he applied 81 the United
States custom house he va tod that
az could net cross the boundary. a.
the * .u-iuss aet severed his ca tie
- ke.i what about his icing a british
subject MuTg keoW sxpFeSSed sis
Intention al fe ting the matter ia the
courts, Il It can te done.
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LONG JOHN wKSrwoKTH DYING
The Most Famous Character in the
Uf.tsry % Chicago.

EHfcs5n. Oct l3.-Hon. John
weHtN oFih. formerly known as Long
john, on aceo satof his great stature,
j. si0Ry dyiag OF softening Of the
brain He lost al posses ion Of his
mental faculties some weeks ego. and
phy sicians t0-nizht state that his
death j. only qae ton OF very short
time Mr.. Went sorta vas a pioneer
% Chicago. He printed the nrst paper
here, back in the SIS. lie has been
mayor and represented the ChSesgo
district ia congress for a number Of
terms He j. II years Old.
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Frsnklin Notes.

FE8SgLfx. Oct I3-The Franklin
Literary So-5esy's fsr-t meeting for the
season E4s hell IN the school hose
last evening
A moi enthusiastic meeting vas
heii Thursday night in the Odd Eel
ioxs hail. one that AoguTed vel for
the Repa llsezn ticket The speakers
seFe AessrS. Kinnear. Osborne. AGif,
Binehars, Clark, Jones, Latiner. For
re.t en1 MeGraw, A ". Boaaar in
sAf chair
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BACK DGA1p.2. Oct. ia-Iee com
-ait.ee Of the. Ezstez sfsss- which Is 80
be hei1 az Hack iazm013 - Christ
ns&s. have completed The programmes
and se<u-ss4 ssse following genEtenen
IS ~ 5ss'iieatars. On essays and E,cetry
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vocal and instrumental. Howell Z.
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ME Nor an Beach % Sesseo- Ccn7ae-
tor. Mr.. ". 7. Watkins. Franklin.
Prose and poetic e5ur'e itions n8st
Re IN the hzncs u Mr. Williams on CT
before the 3Fh cf November. Ad-
dress al communications 10 the cor
responding secretary. j. ID. Jones.
Franklin. who wiii also receive the
names OF intending conpefitors on
singing and reeitations up 10 the lgsh
OF UsceaA@r. Foar splendii ehoirs
are sirez8y hzri az Work preparing
for the contest. ard a YE5s. enjoyable
fiHzs i anticipated.
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