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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
REAR ADMIRAL CLARK II. WELLS.

WASHINGTON Jan. 2s.-R-ar Admiral clark II.
Wells RETIRED cred this morning at his nome In this
city.
Admiral Wells was born IN Reading Penn, sep'cnOs'
90 1922 Tie was appointed mldshipman, sepremher
90 Is4O served successfully on the line-ofoA'0-
ship North Carolina the frgae Brandywine AMI 'oop
Fairfield the razee Independence and soop Levant.
In ls46 he was sent the Naval School AZ Annapolis
He graduated and became passed midshipman July
IL 1916 During the Mexiran War he was a'facn"d
to the brig somers blockadne Vera Cruz In 1si6 ara
TO the qunboat Petrol Is46-7 while the latter vessel
was one OF Tatralls hotilla IN the attack upon san
Juan d'tTlioa and the City OF Vera Cruz. He toos
mart also in the capture of the Iuspan ana lanpe".
Midshipman Wells made master 10 1000 anu IS
commissioned a. lieutenant. september $500 hs
served as executive officer OF the bark Resolute ofg-
naIIy an English man-of abandoned In the Arcuo
seas and subsequently recovered by the American
whale ship George Henry Congress purchased het
from her ssIvors and restored her TO the BRITISH GOV.
eminent Lieutenant wells was employed on the
first Atlantic cable expedition. when me war oi mo
peheIIfon broke out he ordered n Executive
OFFICER o, the Susunehanua. which vessel took proni.
nent part in rho battle OF Port ROYAL He paric pated
IN the exploits OF the hlockading fleet on the Niano
coast and was commissioned a. lieutenant commanter.
july ia lSGo given charge OF the Gaiena and served
under Farrsgut I'm the Gult 81, .. ,eaa
lie was made Commander wells on July 70, i-oc
and promoted 10 captain. June 10. 1871 taphn
Wells detached rom actiVe service OH H"''Ni"'N
/, 1877. ,.. a.,
n, January %. $50 he was made q Cors uoHars ana
advanced 70 the grade Of Admiral on April L. 1854 NO
WAS retired on septsmser 30. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
INSTANTANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS kAlLN II lNlElslstpE''Nt"
NFwc.srtE Penn Jan. ga mortgage drawn By the
P.burg Youngstown and Asntabua Railroad company IN
favor Of the rlrmer. TT = Campanv Of WORK,
for placed record II the Court HOUSE.
PrrrsBuRs Jan % lSpeciAL-rhe Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Conoauy has gwen N 80 900 OF steel rails TO
be among Anirew Carueges works at Brahock tho
Cambria Compaa- a Jamestown. and the Fennsrvana
STEAL Csmpany Carnegss works are stil fe an' II VIII
,,v 10 d. th-ir snare OF the orer;
OF The hzht between TIC ran
ma nufactnrAs aud the railroad Managers
DIS MONIES Iowa Jan p tspeciau-I hs Cummihs oui.
which approved by the recent shipper an"
commanded 70 he Legislature proposes 20 regulate the
freight and arT Oy enlargng the powers OF tho
Railroad II not only empowers mt nstructs
then 70 rx ana pa for the raBspo taton OF regat
state and 20 classify fre2nt npea
condlt!ons to be named Ia the BILL
LocxPoRT n y ian. 70 tspecia).-A joint STOCK com
uapy Ia. been formed build srulroai from youngstown
az h month Of the Niagara connect with the Rome
aud Ogdens0urr Railroad near the junction In
m. town OF Lewiston b, known - the youngstown ana
p,-ro Railroad Company. survey has been u'ahe me
comoany /. OF prominent etzsns Of fenngsosa
and Dacksd bv oatside spiia' 70
h"su elected also follow az officers PrssIens Fark
BAKER, vice. president A n button seers'~f9' "i~'
Wilksson treasurer. L. r GleVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
DEATH OF JoEy J. 6RgEy IN AN ELEVATED
SrlTION

John J. Green age fifty seven. died suddenly al the
Forty secondst station OF the sixth Avenue Elevated
Road shortly after midnight yesterday. The BODY
was taken to Merritt's undertaking establishment In
Eighth-ave.. where Dcput, Coroner Herald MADE an
examination and ascertaned that death was que 10
hemorrhage of the lungs Mr. Green was oaeho
lor and lived at No 81 West Twenty -sevsnth-st
lie born y this city and When ss y9SS aSna %rn
with which hs mas been connected for thrty-sevep
years travelling salesman de was one u Of The
best known statesmen tho rOad Inc Herring
Company win have charge Of the funeral arrange
ments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
up H.pI BrRrHxask. As Usual.

prrrsrrno Jan Qe Observation-Disclosures ycsr'
AFRO lame. Hassley, who was not three years osd' YES
stolen nom ~. parents who we're living al Camden
Penn, across the MononsAhoia River nom heAeos,
port. His abductors we're three thieves ~ao '' -,
him ee,au,e no refused to steal. he wandered all
over the East Maine farmer gave MN primary
educ ana "" ~ ., n,ed in Philadelphia paper.
and now 40 sa S q S ss has on ss s
neck saa ~ bI. narents who live 81 Beaver Falls.
arntnoI % Young man hss never known any other
name than John Burma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
THE ssvxy YEARS rpAvBL OF a yEBoLB

Seven years ago Margaret Riley, OF NO $50 f1ymou'n
st.. Brooklyn pped = noodle. !, went into her
heel and every effort made by her physician Dr. snep
pzrd to nnd II unsuccessful, however and be toia
Riley that tho piece Of steel would WORK so oo'
some time or other but b could not se when or
whero week ago she began feel great pain In tho
thumb OF her left hand and although doors examined
II they could not the swelling and innsIans-
ion The swelling pressed and our noppeu .ne
ne,dls IL wac partly bright Th' needle Was put
.way Ia a piece OF paper 90 DO shown to friends, out
wien the paper was undons the other evening tne
needle had turned " 0a6&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
MILWAUKEE,, wis.,. oc. 20. 1887.

PHI BEST BREWING CO.. Milwaukee, Wis;
DEAR sTRs 7 thankfully received the two bctues
your Concentrated Liquid Extract ~ Malt add Hops Ae
am impressed with the OF this god and nutruve
preparation. II Is really a highly nutruve Toae ans
remedial agent IN building q weak constitun"n'
strengthening nervous system, and vaiusnie s""
ture for solid food particularly given after diseases II
cases body. and especially when he "pps
,,.o q. a,r,n,Shed 7, will b. di~cri' Hnd better
,on,c than the pcst- and cheerfuv testify thst n Is
OF great value IN the o. MI Kinds of w-aNnss
and diseases. prefer It im-ored sAis tNtIaeS
Very respectfully, NJ OhLsMhNN' 81 %,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
sTJT TO PFOOVER CONF

CIxcIvNATI. Jan % (speciall In the Unlte
States Court today SUI hl"d bY A M''or
In b-hal. OF the FIVE children and heirs Of Thomas
], Jenkins all residents OF Cabe County Va wv"
being minors, represented by their mother su7'n
l. jenkins Tho claim IS to the lots and their SpP"'
penances at Nos. 90 aud 81 West PeaH-st im'
property owned BY Thomas J. jenkins up 20 l7"'
was that year coniscaied because be had en- ereu
,he Confederate Army and ". A. Coilard In $500
became tho owner OF ito life interest OF jenkins
who died In August, 1872. Tn" children no" su0
for recovery, and for $40 900 damage iot tnou -.
uosssssiou since tho draib OF their IA her Gases
similar Ia character have been heretofore Lie a
Ironion. Ohio and at or TWO 9th river to"ll'' n
favorable decision will load ~ other suts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

PIrrspuRG, Jan. % (specai).-In the County cours
yuAr- Ewing today ordered the name Of J. ~ Mo-
crry stricken from the roll Of attorneys %
IN. Court of Common Pleas No. 2. McCreery was a
one time the legal representative Of the irtdrs and
Lake Erie and six other railroads The courts opinion
~r,,,na the following q Few men Ct his agc have
- the nosi,iou ana prospects this bar which the
resuondeni had until speculation outside OF ~, poIcs
sionaI business seems TO have proved osaS'oos "h~
ciaIiy and professionally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
TO sEOOr UNITED sra res SURVEYORS

LOUISVILLE. Jan 20 especially. -Inteiigsnes nas been
received at Mount Vsruea IL Rocksaste County that
General Danieids survsyias party Bell County work
lag under orders OF tss Uated Court 10 In rsusls
with the eitizesa ltsssas party has been met by
posse OF citizens and ordered 10 seek other pars The
guard mas beer doubled aud ever Breeauton ,akes 10
resist attack ksckeAs le Coanty has nae nsb win
tAe surveying party. ord ths srniax ssys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
rHIRrEEy XII SEES. TWELVE Hrcs. Owe Pr

THIRrEEy KI sEs. TWELVE Hr0S. Owe PINCH
NASHVILLE, KY, Jan % IspecisD.-In the Circuit
Court to-day, the end Of the breach Of promise case
of Josie voods. of this city. against g. H. Poe raV'
cling photographer. reached, and the jury n1oo
the damages Tor tho plaintiff az 60 100. The letters
introduced eyidence recalled those Ia the Arbuchc
Campbell case tro,n Carlisle N.Y., Poe wrote
a send you thirteen kissos, sweive hugs and ono
pinchS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
v.v rrouoR LroExsss IN PIrrsBURo.

PrrrsBuRo. Jan. - epoeiAi-A nerce struggle %
tween tho ssloon-ksepers and temperance peope
- ,,,o0,xs, Under the provisions of the Brooks
usb Ucense Law no applications for licenses Will
he received AFTER February IL. Many applicants
have been paying bondsmen large sums OF money
1or their signatures and Il this 10 revealed In coas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
CHICAGO, Dec. o, iss'

n.
GENTLEMEN: have bad the pleasure ~ exariaina
and testing qualities OF the Best" TOME not only IN
my practice but In nv family Am most highly pleAsed
wi tn rs med qualities and cordially recommend u 70
those Who by reason exhaustion, fpd t neess-
sary 70 Toncs and extra nutrenn vine s''ss
full before each regular meal Increases the spp"ue ana
improves digestion administered upon retiring at nrhs
has the effect produce tranquil sleep hespeeuuH
]. HARVEY BATES, d. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
sAMUEL HARTRAyFT.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. % Cspecisn.-sanuel Hartranfs
died at his h.ms No 1oIs Nsrth-F'fthst this Morn
ire aye .eveurv-thrse years He hal occupied pron-
nsot place IN co circles ~ this CITY and vas ex
nrs. ent Of IN. Co sm-rcal Exchlu- and In 1879 vas
An un.ucces.s can tste FOR sheriff on the business
mems independent ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
JOSEPH B. MACY.

NEw.BgDroRp, jan % Cspecian.-Toseph B. Macy
OF Nantucket a rrorain.nt and hixaly-respected ciu
ran dad to-day aga sixtv- He was director st IN
Nantucket National Bank nd has held town Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
UrrIrAuR CARROLL.

Rosros Mass. Jan 2s-Aldsrwan william r. Carroll
repre,sn.V the South district died this morning.
Mr. Carroll wa. In his thrtvtourh year. strsng Dems'
crat and power in city politics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
AsxIEo FoR rRf YRoEI1S az -snE.-

James Adams has United stat Cireait
court against William esesxs Chsrss Frssmas Hay
man Tor an njunctios asseadans produe
Nc musical snd dramatic sAapsAtsa Haer HAxgArds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
WILLIAM FOX, ". ID.
NETWORK. Dec. 90, 1887.


Phi BEST BREWING Co, MILWAUKEE,, WIZ
GENTLEMEN: must I more Than plessed
with Best" Tonic In my practice 10 has taken tho
place Of Aes, &c. IL eontsning Malt and Hos" ana
free nom Alcohol this Tonic has all Constituents
necessary build system and esrec,aify
in convslescIne from pneumonia and fevers lov
type an yours, &c, J. W. STILES NJ. D.,
osweeo, " y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
ERANcIS MORAT-

LOUISVILLE. Jan. % (speciaD. Francis Noraf' tho
oldest florist in Louisville, died this morning from
stroke Of paralyss He born In Basle, IN l5So,
but had lfved here thirty years. He leaves
wi and four children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
ACCIDENT ON rHH PAN HANDLE RAILRoIn

ACCIDENT ON THE PAN HANDLE RAiLRoLD
DAYTON. Ohio, Jan ss.-The esst bound passenger
train on the Pan Handle Railroad "a thfosn rom
tho track At O'Clock this morning acG the dspo' ana
twelve passengers injured A. A. Deal travelling
passenger agent for the Pan Handle. was considrrAoH
cut about the face
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

:. will 60 hard With thorn last all county Jufcs
White and Ewing granted onlS eghtv re n ,,
out OF 24o anphcahons. Last war low V .n.r
yorr- issued in thla county. This year the nunloer
will be greatly reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

SLIGHT Loss IN DRY-GOoDs STORE.
fire Of unknown srgis Yesterday caused loss Of
q 600 tasdrv goods Of Msssr. seigsl Co.
No 1910 Third-ave. The building belonged TO g. T.
Meyer and damaged ssout 600 Insurance fully
coveredfhe leases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
MILWAUKEE,. wis, Oct 81. 1887.
ST BREWING 90. Mlwaultee. W.. /:

PHI RFST BRrwINg co, Mnwauhee, VIZ
DEAR srRs take pleasure IN at ng thu, your Bsv
Tonic Isiazes of preparation 81 NAT snd
that from prompt and reliable eject prescribe 10 IN
preference 70 If sny others make. Yours truly
J. r. MDfLI~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct 81, 1887.
PHI. BEST BREW


PHI BEST BREWING Co, Milwaukee, WIS.,
GENTLEAiE IN 4 have used Best Tonic IA ny
family my practice since IL WIS ooHsns
To my attention by the Philiip Best Brewing Co, And an
free say that believe palatabis and ussfa Of
the Mat preparations have used.
NJ ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
KNIGHTS or PFrHIAs SUSPENDED.

CIsciSsAu. Jan es.-Howard Douglass. supreme
Chancellor Of KaShIs al Pythias, Ass issssa ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
The BEST TONIC.
WHAT PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE MEDIC

WHAT PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL
PROFESSION HAVE 40 SAT- ABOUT IT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. %. 1887
Pr BEST BREWING o..
GENTLEMEN: DO not hesitate 10 state that ~ ex-
perence using POUR Toac proved is superop
value. Very sincerely. c T. kENNEDY, d ID s.,
1428 New-Yorxsvc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

mes sss Pssss again On 10 sousaIs g u ~
armed Win needle gs1A ss4 me- agss y ssss~ W.
svafy UoUenA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
prrrrs nArrrYa on ZEE "a Rrrr BIZ,

prrrsnrRe Jan. 20 tspcrtalhEo contracts have zee
hu made for this years delivery Of iron hon he
Upper Lake region II Is customary to give on these
orders on January J. Everything u a. seA on the rate
question. A shrnaugo Valley furnace manager said
to day that blast running on Iasi y-aIs
ore and that the pig iron Is not put on the nsfhss
bur u Piled up In the yard One OF the reasoas as
signed for the refusal Of the large hrns 10 or
ore "A because Of tho throat of the Democratic nee~
trade marty 10 remove tho duty on foreign one
APPROTIYG THE SERVICE PENSION BILL.
NEWCASTLE, Penn. Jan. % Cpsclal "A large and en-
10 mssting the soldiers OF the city and County
,o-inv vs,ea Of Graded service Pcnsos D.
permanent organization Was made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

The Insurance property Of Bulova No 81 Maiden
Lane
American Y y. g. 500 Merchants. Prov 5000
dotai - $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

WASHINGTON Jan. 2s.-Rear Admiral clark
Wells (retired died this morning at his Rome IL Ia
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
INSURANCE ON f CENT FIRES.

The insurance the OF the Goodyear RubbC
Co. No 81 Maiden Lane damaged by Gre last wednssda,
: a follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

Take time by the fore lock" that rasping hacky
cough Of yours carries you where 90 many consump-
tives have preceded you. Lose time but procure
bottle of the rational remedy for lung and bronchial
disease-sCoTTs EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda Rely upon it
that it will afford you speedy and efficient aid. Not
only ia 1t . pulmonic Of SURPRISING merit, but it
compensates for the drain of vitality which is most
formidable accompaniment of lung disorders Besides
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Ladies' in delicate health will find it . palatable
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

No AGREEMENT YET.-The jury In the case OF
Geo. W. Covington, charged with rape, which re-
tired yesterday morning, had not come into court
at 3 O'Clock this Afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

MISS MCBRIDE GRANTED FURTHER TIME.-1n the
Criminal Court, before Judge Montgomery, to-day
the case OF Mary j. Mcbride. convicted, with Jno.
W. Mcfarland, OF arson In setting IRE 20 house
Sis 18th street on June 30, 1857, was called Col
Jack Brown said he had been requested by Gen.
Manning TO ask further time In which 70 prepare
a motion In arrest OF judgment and a bill OF ex-
cep1ona The court said that II was now four
months since conviction, and unless some af1irma-
tive action Is taken In two weeks he would pro-
coed TO pass sentence. Mr.. Taylor asked that the
same course be taken In the case OF Mcfarland
and IL was done,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20
The w. c. L. U. Convention.
REPORTS ON NEWSPAPERS AND NARCOTICS MADE Az

THE SECOND DAYS SESSION.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-The convention Of the Wo.
mans Temperance Union resumed It's session this
morning. Many OF the state delegations have
boxes and have displayed their banners in front
OF them.
When the regular business Of the day COM
menced, president Frances E. Willard congTalu-
lateo the delegates upon the success Of the first
meeting.
Mrs. Esther T. Housh, of Vermont, reported
that the press department work had been pro-
crossing wonderfully, and that the 5000 news
papers In the United States to-day bear the i'm
press OF the labors OF the Union.
Mrs. E. b. Ingalls,, OF Missouri, submitted
a report upon the crusade against the use
OF narcotics. She reported that Congress
had been approached on the subject OF a
Dill regulating the sale OF tobacco. The New York
legislature at the last session passed a
bill regulating the sale OF tobacco TO mi
nors - under sixteen years OF age, but
Quiteexcited, and roundly denounced the COVER
nor. There are now thirteen states said Mrs.
ingalls,, having laws relating to the sale and use
or narcotics.
Mrs r A. Esmond, of New York, made a long
report upon the efforts made to have the unreT-
mented wine used at the administration OF the
Lords supper In the churches.
MIS- Josephine X. Nichols of Indiana, spoke OF
the work OF the union at state and county
lars THOUSANDS OF papers had been circulated
ana managers OF many associations had been
prevailed upon to refuse permission for the sale
OF liquors or permit gambling on their
OF her department was the action
taken by the managers OF the New York state Iair
VINO this year had refused to allow liquor to be
sold on the grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20
BAD CASE BnooD Porsos1xe
CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES


Through the medium of one of your books, received
through Mr.. Frank T. Wray. Druggist Apollo. Pa.
became acquainted with your CuTIcURA REMEDIES.
and take this opportunity to testify to that their
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county take great pleasure in forwarding you
this testimonial unsoicite it is by you. in order
that others suffering from similar malades may be
couraxed to give your CUTIcURA REMEDIES trial.
p. 5. WHITLINGEk, Leechburg Pa.
Reference: FRANK 7. WRAY. Druggist, Apollo.
James L. Richardson Custom House. New Orleans,
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my body until was mass of corruption. Everything
known to the medical faculty tried in vain. be-
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to my head could rot turn in bed; was in constant
pain, and looked upon life a No relief
in ten years In 1880 heard of the CUTIcURA RENE
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RaltimlOre Nlarkars.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct 2O.-virrinis consols. 40
Sia OHIO 50 Sd n'S osn
trsl 1Sss9; Cme, na Wa.hi9ston and Baltimore.
h,Sss
BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct 20.-Cotton steady-mid
and super So s1. street
Dc Family .4a1 = Co. S s k1a s:s1ss.
nsss ana :ss
winter red go. dnSo49S oe,,Gser d0.a19S
yellow sS.5s quiet mixed spc
Az .s PsSsy sas s,.. sHa lathe; t
esslsr-.outhern and hennsylv.nia. 3Os33; western
xSss: $3.50 :s..as asiss Ss.s $3.50 H Hay
'ps 70 r
-rsnned nS: Butter, nrm.wsstern packed. II Is:
Pe s1 5 du at * Coee steady
aaio e.rxoes fair; i6alsA Sugar sts.dy.A soft,
Steady ps.iss e9h to p:r ssssnss
dnii. nearly nomins.aoo.son. 5issd; ao1l: per ton;
barrels: sSs:s 1900 sasSss; corn: 1000 bushels;
s 81; w sD isooS Sa:Rsi.
chicago Markets.
on mt ss.:
about lower than st the close yesterday afternoon
y
e li3s. and isnoy quoted It ll3h: Nay opened e
= iiiI .d1sneed to liz ascsa.ssd within rsnss
Corn opened steady and unchanged. with November
q aSh October oats were higher. q 241la24N bid
January pork opened lover but With conflicting opdn-
ions Is TO- values. lA67Hal4.70 and 1895 bring
ysssssday Fus,n.tion. thsresftsr were d9wnvard 70
nov quoted. January lard IL ~ hixher. st $40
January short ribs are unchanged st7.35.
81 i r. ss:s :: !: ss s:s
SIC .s.ss IA ssnrsS Isrs q I'sSrry Lard Z.
Der whest has advanced 70 ll4h; Nay 10 ll3k
,cndCAoo III. Oct 90 i:lS p. m. Sclossl Wheat,
SSs oas aioI MA iiz SoIn. arn e..h. lsN;
b., xet Nay. 30N Willy: l3Q. fcsk, sironesr-
go iooo; psesnbsr lAsyA: Nay: lAS0. Lard.
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MARRIED..

fAY-JAGGARD. On "Wednesday, Octoher IL
1855 at the residence OF the brides sister Mr. hare
h IersUns b. the Rev. b. 2. Bittenger III MILITIA
j. JAGGAkD and JOHN NJ. RAY.
HOLLONAf-JCHSsON. Al the residence Of the
brides parents, on wednesday, October :, 1885, 10y
the Rev. samuel W. haddA way, LOUIS X. hOI,IO-
WAY, OF 81. Louis. Mo. and kAIIE A Johnson 81
this city.
LEsH-CooK- In Clear Spring. Nd, October I z,
1883. oy Rev. Vim Goodrich, ROBIN son 81 II sH n
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on the War hngton Stock Exchange are noted to-day
.; C. per imps; 6s. 1891. coin, IO6N bid b. G. per.
Market Market ::Ssf. isss currency. l1e ss I'D.
1913 bid: 6: 3o-yssr fund, %. iS6@. coin. ias
and Street Railroad, Ban bid, 40 asked Wsshinston
Gas. q Did. Az asked. Firemen's Insurance, 81
BID. National Uniou Insurance 1875. bid. Arngton
Insurance. l6l bid. Corcorsn Insurance, 5ys bid,
w. asked hif5s Insurance bid. 81 asked, Masonic
Market stock. l2H bid; Washington Brick Machine
Co, 1913 bid second National bank. 1854 bid. 100
Insurance b;a ilSA bid 1854 asked. Chesapeake and
Electric Light, 20 asked washinEton Light Infantry
LIST mortgage bonds. g. 92 bid. Columbus National
Bank. Ill bid lis asked.