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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-21

FROM BERLIN.-There was sudden burst
of news in Berlin yesterday. The vigorous
nature of the young Emperor is already as
sorting itself and thereiis waking up and
scurryiug about in official circles. Two of
the foremost men in the empire, Count
out. Dr. Mackenzie was to have left Berlin
Tuesday night. but he departed without
notice early in the day. 1t is said that the
eminent doctor forfeited at least one i'm
portant engagement by dis abrupt departure
It would Sem that Mackenzie sent to his
Majesty, and asked for an audience before
he left Berlin, but the Emperor refused to
see him. Upon learning this the great
specialist at once left the city in great an
ger and chagrin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-21

A FLOATING GARDEN.-In a vegetable
garden owned by Lucius Merritt, on float
ing island in Lake Apopka, are tomato vines
with sixteen feet of spread, one of which
yielded three pecks of splendid tomatoes at
one picking. Cucumbers foot and half
long and onions as big as saucers are among
the productions of this wonderful island,
which is about three acres in extent. II is
managed as a raft, and it is sa that when
the Apopka stesmer is late and likely to
give the island the go-by, Mr.. Merritt poles
MS garden up to it.-OHando. Fla., Re
DO, ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-21

TIE AUTHORIZED statement teleeraphed from
England last night that Mr. Blaine will not refuse
the nomination OF the Chicago convention, if
rendered him, is by no means surprising to any
body at all acquainted with the character of the
"Plumed Knight"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-21
Death ofPrinoess Albert.

BERLIN, June 21.-Princess Albert, of Sake
Altenburg, eldest daughter of Prince Frederick
Charles, whose critical illness was reported yes
terday, is dead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-21

BALTIMORE, juno 21-vrginia IS OIL past
due coupons -: new IS ca do 2l rie-
=; do 10-40s 35;y. bid to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-21

We HAVE received an invitation to attend
the 55th annual commencement ofSt. Johns
Academy on Monday, the 25th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-21

NEW YoRK June 21-Cotton quiet upands
10 Sic; Orleans 10 ZIG; futures steady. Flour
dull and easy. Wheat lower Corn lower. Pork
steady at SIS 25s75 80. Old mess Pork Slia
Ia 50. Lard weak at 50 45.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-21

T INA BEANS received to day by
IL mh26 J. G. MILBURN.
GAN BIAS CoCoANUrs just received by
- dec15 &c. MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-21

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, juno 2l-Fonr is
without material change, and the markets sre
quiet. Wheat is rather lrmer, owing to wet
weather in Missouri, but there is a cautious tone
and no very considerable increase in the volume
OF sales of futures; the range of prices for the Of
ferings OF Wheat for immediate delivery show
but little advance we quote at 20 to 70 for dam
aged, 10 to so for common to fair, and 80 too
for good to choice Corn is steady at 60 to 62
wholesale, and to johbers a cent or two more. Rye
60 to 6S Oats ID to a Eggs g to -. Butter
and other produce arc dull.
BALTIMORE June 2l.-Cotton du'l and steady
middling 101sa10k. Flour weak at unchanged
prices. Wheat-Southern firm but nominal
Fultz S5s90; iongberry S7a92; Western dull but
steady; No 2 winter red spot, June and July sos
ass; Aug e61hae65s Sept S73sa971a. Corn
Southern 9uiet and frm; white 5Sa60 yellow
5Sa60; Western very dull mixed spot, June and
July 55lb snd nominsl; Aug SO. Oats quiet aud
steady; Southern aud Penna 40a43; Western
white 42laa44 do mixed 40a41. Rye steady
primo Class. Hay quieter; prime to choice
Western $17a17 90. Provisions steady and IN
changed. Batter q1iet and steady at SA2O for
creamery and at 12a16 for Western. Eggs scarce
and higher at 1G416lb Coffee dull and nominal
Bio cargoes fair 10. Sugar steady and quiet
soft ga. Whisky quiet at 81 goal 2S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-21
MARINE NEWS.

SAILED.
Schr Grace Davis, Georgetown, by Fl Bryant.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
NO EVIDENCE AGAINST HIN.
WILLIAM n. SMITH ACQUITTED OF
ABDUCTION Bx LnsANoSs COURT
The Nsighbors sad ReIasivss Of the Accuse d
Uorroborass Smiths ssstemsnt That ne
Wss ~ Home when Little Bertha Bses
was stolen FROM Psnryn Part.

VIM. II. Smith, charged with tho ab.
duotion Of Bertha Beck, ives acquitted BY
the Lebanon court to-day.
The following 10 special telegram 70 the
INrKLLIdKNcER, received this afternoon
LEBAroN, Sept. 20.--Tte case Of william
h. Smith, OF White Oak, Lancaster county,
charged with kidnapping Bertha Beck, OF
Lancaster, from Penryn PARK, July 18th,
was attached yesterday afternoon.
Tie court adjourned last evening with
the commonwealth case closed.
6 This morning the defense placed Smith
on the stand, and he was corroborated by
his daughter, Lizzie Smith, Mare Stein.
man, Robert Beard, Michael Hsas, Henry
steinmsn, George Harman, Philip Snyder,
and Adam .Engle as 10 being seen at all
hours that day at home
william Dietxler and william Harman,
who found the child, testified that fire
path led from the park near the lake TO
within forty four feet where the child was
found by them.
The district attorney then rose and asked
for his acquittal.
Smith was ably defended by Thos II.
Capp and A. Frank Selizsr, esqs
Bpm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
Two Men As.su,, . Little Girl,

List evening the 6:45 train WAS late reach.
lng this city, owing 70 the crowds that had
ben 10 Marietta. On this account several
height troins were held at the cut OF rear
ehe big C0nestoga bridge While the trains
were lying there Conductor Millard, who
nad charge Of ons OF than, heard q moan.
0g sound. Hee made an exam instion
md along the fence, near the rail-.
eoed tracAs he found two men assault
og yoong giyl, whom they had tied. The
oen ran away when the conduolor came
neAr them. The girl wss taken IN charge
~ ehe railroad man, Who started to town
W1th her. When he reached the stock wards
n met two men who had q sam, sno tbev
egreed To take the child TO DER home. Mi.
lard went back 70 join his train. The girl,
whose name or residence the con ductor did
nj learn, had the clothing almost torn
nom her body. She said the men had both
enaauitsd her but did not tell where shs
al IN with them. The case was not Ie-
Iested 70 the police. The two villains are
opposeo 70 DO men who are here attend.
1nS the fair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
Politics at q Fair ,

ALBION, N. y, Sept 20 One OF the
leading features Of the Orleans county fair
which opens here to day Ia political speech
This afternoon Ex-Governor St John
Will deliver an address on prohi.
bition and IN the evening Mrs. Helen
Foster will speak for the interest OF the
Republican Lincoln League club. To-
morrow Hon. Edwin l.. Albeit, OF New
Jersey, will speak on the Democratic side
and on Saturday Congressman Herr, OF
Michigan will speak on the question of
protection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
CATHOLICS ueLEBRArE.
The twenty .FiNh Anssvsrsary OF Archblshop
Ccrrlxan,A OrdlnaAlun - 4 Yrfesf.

Corrigsn1 Ordination ~ . Priest.
NEW YORK, Sept 20-Ihe 25th snni
vsrsary Of the ordination Of Archbishop
Corrigan - . priest was oelebfated to
Day Sy Pcnsleosl t hiEn ms. - ,I n 8;
when the services opened every sest
In the cathedral and even the aisles
were flied by q distinguished audienCe
In the sacristy over two hundred priests
and altar boys were Getherine, robing them.
selves for the mas. Promptly q 1880 tns
monsignors, the Visiting 6ishops the sroh-
bishop and twenty altar boys folio wing in
the order named. The afchbiahop laying
sside his royal robeA wslked 70 the
altar and began the celebration OF the mess.
He was assisted by AonsiGnor Preston,
assistant priest 7. :. nsClosk:y desccn
solemn pontncial mass was ended,
Vicar General Father Donnelly. reed
the address 70 Archbishop CoYrigan upon
tho completion OF his silver jubilee. The
address after eulogixing the archbishop
says: "Yea truly there 10 an inspiratit a
us transport ourselves back 70 that other
scene whicn was witnessed . quarter OF
Q century this day In almost venerable
and historic temples Of the Eternal City.
II was time when the holy father wss
still in possession Of . great part
OF his own. The elorious tradition.
and holy memories Of the pest yet
clustered with aimos. pristine vigor around
the holy places when you came - youth
from the young republic beyond the water Z
to drink In ths life giving streams OF sci
ence and sanotify TO garner into the tire ~
ure house Of a ready Intellect the wealth OF
sacred lore"
Feeling sliusIon was made TO the priest,
hood and ecclesiastical labors Of his grace'a
long and laboriOus career. .-s.
Mr. Field, preaiden Of the Catbolie dub
delivered IN address In behalf OF the laity,
and . student from ST. Johns college fol-
Institution.
The occasion was one of the greatest
dignity and pomp. 80
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
OhicAxO Proauce nlarkaI

CHICAGO, Sept. 10, $3.50 a. m.--Markst opened
May, eSl<c.
- vCorn1sept., 4Skc.; Oct. 4stc.; Dec. asc
May. 2sssc.
tA26. ~
Lard-sept, slo 67<; Oct. go IS; Dec, Is 90.
short kibs-sept.. o rs; Oct, D sex
CLOSING.
Wheat-sept. s'ssc.; Oct. sac.; Dec, s2IIc
Nay, Ssnc. '|'~'
Oats.sept. 2!c; Oct. $3.50; Dec. 2lssc ;
PsIk-sept.. ~ SIX; OCT, N4 b7x Nov. II,
40 Lard Sept 90 7oi Oct. N0 10; Nov,
sos Jan eS 02k.
short Ribs-sopt. ss $50; Oct. q Tx; Jan =.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
Chnmbsriain's Opinions,

LONDON, Sept 20, AT . breakfast given
at Bradford to-day by the Liberal u Unioniats
Mr.. Jos. Chamberlain said he did not see
why the Irish should not have local gov.
ernmsnt though his ex xperience had shown
him that whether at Dublin, New York
ways inefficient and corrupt. He said
that he once thought the Liberals and
Unionists could reunite on = feasible policy
but now the schism was daily widening.
An alliance with the Conservatives would
depend upon the adoption of prin.
oipies which were above party inter,
est. The government had consu sulted
the wishes Of the Unionists instead OF dif.
fering with them, and Mr.. Bslfour had
unqusiifiedly approved OF their policy.
Only q resct,onsry policy was the distrutt
OF the present alliance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20

FBw YORK. Sept. 90 1 p. m.-Money closed
at per cent Exchange steady; posted
rates, u s504 ssk; actual rates ~ Sl)<o
Asik for 10 days ana u te04 ssN for demand
Governments closed steady; currency Sc,
u 81 bid f; t's coupon, u 2sk; tk's DO. q 0
bid.
Tho stock market opened feverish ana weak
at decline ofk 10 IN per cent. from yester-
Gays closing figures. shortly after the open.
gers ana Vanderbilts. under which the de-
cline was more than recovered. Atnoon values
were up " II per cont This was followed
by some realizing, and q part of the advance
was lost. he tone at this writing ID steady.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
AIsny Soldiers ana Natives Killed,

FAN FRANCISCO, Sept 20.--News re-
ceived from the South Seas shows that
there was sAvage fighting on tho Marquesa
group before the natives allowed the French
TO hoist their flag and take possession of the
group. Two hundred French marines and
several thousand natives were killed.
The natives retreated into tho noun.
tains, where It was difficult 10 dis
lodge them. Much Ind snstion Ii pro.
nonnced In Tahiti over the !, seizure of
of Easter leland by Ohili, which proposes
the Island famous for its grand stone
statues standing on huge pedestals. The
seizure WIS made by Capt. Tero by the
Chiiisn cruiser AugamoA When he put
into Papeteo he was Dragging OF his ex.
ploit. The French naval officers criticized
him when he declared that II they would
sail their vessels outside ne would fight
them one after another. They didn't &C.
cept his offer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
CENTENNIAL MATTERS.
Tho Railroads Making Ample Provision For
the Carriage Of visitors.


COLUMBIA, Sept 20-Among the fec.
lures Of the opening exercises Of the GEN.
tsnnisl will bs tho reading OF histories Of
Columbia written by pupils Of the public
schools These histories were written
about two weeks ago ny six contestants In
the presence OF the prize contest committee
In the grammar school room. The work
OF the contestants were numbered and then
handed TO Judges selected by the commit
tee The histories were examined by the
judges, not knowing who had written the
same, who have rendered . sealed verdict
TO the committee. A meeting will DO held
this evening and n In accordance with the
nounoed on Friday.
Arrangements have been made with the
Pennsylvania railroad to have special trains
leave Columbia on night Of September 27th
at 1880 The trains will run weat TO Har.
risbnrg, east to Parkesburg and south to
York, stopping at Gil intermediate points.
The company will sell regular excursion
ticketa from all stations on tho Philadel phia
division west OF and iDCluding Downing.
town and all stations on Frederick division
on September "a, n and %, good to return
on September 29lh. Also on came days
will sell special excursion tickets good on
day OF Issue at single fare for round trip.
The general committee will meet this
evening at 3 O'Clock, Tho sub. .cOmmittees
will make their final reports. The aAsocls.
tion will meet at $40 O'Clock, which will
be . very important meeting.
Since the erection OF the arch Ut the opera
houae some OF the public minded citizens
have decided to erect arches Ut their own
expense. A very hne arch will be erected
at Second and Locust streets. An arch
Will also DO erected on LOCUST street, from
Haldeman's to Heckel Il PAine's store.
Chief Burgess Sheath has appointed VIM.
McDlvitt as lieutenant Of special police.
A handsome swinging pitCh0r In dis
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
a Fruit man Married.

Andrew Kasper, who has tho large fruit
stand ct North Queen and Orange streets.
iooled bis friends last evening by clipping
on and getting married. The bride was
Miss Mary Gzsser, daughter OF the late Fred.
Gasser. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. II. Eaul, Of 81. Anthony's church.
and afterward reception ives held At the
homo OF the brides mother. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept 2O.-Timothy
Angelina. bay nliy by Wilkes Boy, dam
by Kentucky Clay, won the z year old stake
Ia Cynthisnis yesterday afternoon, beating
the celebrated Msmbrino bismarck and
Abbier V, In the fact time OF 2:2sN and 2:29.
THIS is the best year old race ever trotted
east OF the Pacific slope.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
The BOYS Epioy the Fair.

The high school boys were agreeable sur
prised yesterday to learn that generous
friend had presented the school with tick-
eta TO the fair for all the pupils. Ono SEES
sion was held TO day, and this afternoon the
boys are all enjoying themselves at the
psrk. They vote the donor OF the tickets
q very good man."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
- - 1850 -
MARkE7,H,
y ---N-s-7--'-7-rsss-~rs -HsHs
philadelphia Produce Market.

philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILApnLruIA, Sept. 20. Flour firm sales
] 7O bbls MINI. Baker,, q b0fp6 70 Psnn's.
Family, "a 1904 90; Western 90. o. 1905 20 /;
Winter Patents. % 1905 esi spring do. o 500
Rye, e326
pSkc.
,Uorn-sept. bsc; Oct. t2kc; Nov. 5lc; Dec,
% &ostsTsept, ukc; Oct. $40, Nov. s4kc,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
New Yorks IiberAlity,

New YoRK, Sept 20 In reply to q let
ter written few days ago, Mayor Hewitt
to-day received the following dispatch:
JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, Sept. 20.-Hon.
A. Il. Hewitt mayor, New York: Your
letter Of lA.h received and we again thank
you. Our executive COMMITTEES will write
immediately and particularly respecting
the several matters therein referred
10 We are assisting McClenny
and Hendersonville and are watch.
ing and keeping advised about other
parts that may need assistance. The chair
man OF our relief com mmittee reported this
ono MANILA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
ssl..s.d on a.s... corpus.

lussl " hits committed on Tuesday by
JuAs1ce bsaker for ten days for drunken
No0end disoEderly cond not ives discba rged
~ court on writ OF hsbess corpus 70.
~. There wns no opposttion 70 the dis.
eo'ee ~ any Of ths intesested partisA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
JAMES NJ. SCHUMACHER,


Mayor Hewitt said that 1t would take at
least {6 600 q day to support the
people who are now In distress and
that now there was the most earnest need
OF prompt attention. Contributions 30 far
amount 10 10000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
ES.

KAsPAR - GAssHR. - September 10. 1883. by
fev A. r. kaui. at his parsonage. Mr.. An.
drew A Kaspar, TO Miss Mary A. 6asser. both
OF this city. ltds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
,AxAos OF IAsx1oN.
A AsrRloFs
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST Krxo STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.
OPENING OF MILLINERY.
a sTRIUHs

OPENING OF MILLINERY.
This week we have received,
marked, and put In stock the
largest stock Of Millinery Goods
ever brought to this city.
Our assortment Of Felt Hats
has never been so large, and
we have made special efforts to
mark them at prices which will
astonish you.
Fancy Wings and Feathers
in endless variety, and on these
also we have put the very bot
tom prices so as to please you
in every way.
Our Ribbon department has
been acknowledged the largest
and most complete in the state,
not excepting the larger cities.
In Fancy Ribbons more espe-
cially we excel an others; and
there as well as on all others SO
called fancy stock, we stick
to our motto. Quick sales and
small profits. A look at our
stock and comparison OF prices
with those Of other stores will
at once convince that for Rib
bons we are headquarters.
We have the largest assort-
:aent and the lowest prices.
N ew Dress Trimmings !;
second large invoice this time
all the newest colors at 81 and
75c. a yard; cord and silver
mixed, all colors.
Silver and Gold Trimming,
soc. a yard, was 75c. last year.
Our stock of Coats for
Ladies' and Children is COM
plete now.
You are invited to come and
inspect it.
In this department we have
always been the Leaders, but
this season we have made extra
efforts, and claim tohave a much
better assortment and generally
lower prices than at any pre-.
vious season.
Come and see for yourself.
Merino Underwear for Chill
dren, all sizes in five different
qualities, from 1oc. apiece up.
ASTRICH BROS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
In Memoir Of Wsslsx.

LONDON, Sept. 20 0-Stones In memory OF
wesley we're laid today with great cere-
mony In the church O. RpWorth,.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
A Democratic Hall.

CHEw Strawberry Plug Tobacco ana saye the
Tags for handsome present.
q. DUTTENHOFkR, Sole Agent,
sl4-lmd ~ West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20

JusT received at the lNTELLlGENCER
OFFICE. fine line Of Advertising Cards, All
New Designs. Call ana see them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20

Divorced.
The following divorces were decreed by
the court today; M. L. Zegler, W. John
n. Ziegler, cruel and bsrbsrous treatment !;
Martha Il. Alloys w. Leonard Alleys, de.
sertion.
a Democratic Bail.
The Democratic club OF tho Sixth ward,
will hold their ball In N Maennerchor hall this
evening. They have sold q large number
OF tickets and expect o big time.
CHRw strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for n handsome present.
O. .DuTrENHOFER,s Sole Agent,
al4 Ina ~ West King Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20

CHEW Strawberry Ping Tobacco aud save tho
Tags FOR handsome present.
q. .DUTTkNHorEa, Sole Agent,
s14-lmd Al Wost Ktuu street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20

pUBLIC SALE.
SATURDAY. sBPTIxBRR %, 1888,
VIII be SOLD on tho premises in eoudersbur4,
Lancaster county, Pa one acre, moro or less,
With twostory BSICK HOUSE. frame
house ana coal house, corn house, we'll Of
water with pump. ana cistern near the door,
Hearing Fruit Trees. Sale to commence at
O'Clock p m sharp.
SUE E. FRANTZ,
eopl0Sto Administrative
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-11
Closing bids:
80 Chicaro q AIton ia
General Markets.

New York. Oct. l0.-FLOCR-Dnll but strong;
city mill extra, $5.s566.00 for West Indies: Min
nesota extra. $40s.55; superfine $3.s50450.
wHEAT-Irregular and weak; receipts, ~ 80
bushels: shipments, 10 bushels; No. red state,
S1.lS@1.1S; No. ? do. S1.09Ik; No. 2 red winter,
$1.12 bid; do. December, Sl.1sI4 bid.
C0RN-Steady; receipts. 154, $50 bushels; ship
ments. g. S9 bushels No. mixed, Sc. cash:
do. November. 52s$c.; do. December, 525Sc
OATS-Steady; receipts, 1900 bushels; ship
ments. 100 bushels: No. white state 4sc.; No. 2
do, zoe; No. mixed. October, Soc; do. No
vember, 3O5<c-
RYE-Dull
BARLEY Nominal
PORK-Quiet: new mess. $16.50117
LARD-0ctober, $40; November. $SSS.
MOLASSES- Dull and nominal
TURPENTINE-Dnll at 4S1x04S5<c.
ROSIN-Quiet: strained to good. $sll.O5.
FREIGHTS- Easier grain TO ENewcastle.
steam. AID.
BUTTER-FIrm and higher; western fancy.
ss0s45xc.
CHEESE Firmer; Ohio fiat, 9a1054c.
EGGS-Strong and higher. with good demand:
eastern. s202s1kcs western, Ie622c.
SUGAR-Refined steady: cut loaf and crushed,
SIC; granulated and mold A. S1<c.
TALLOW-Weak: prime city. 55z0s E1Bc.
C0gFEE-Flrm ak I6'le fof fEf csrgots q
10
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-11
OCTOBER SLEIGH RIDES.

Heavy Falls of Snow in Vermont, Massa-
chusetts and New Hampshire.
BosToN, Oct 11.-Snow fell in this vicinity
Tuesday and at 2 o'clock in the morning the
thermometer indicated 3S15 degs. above Zero
At North Adams, Mass, severe snow
squall prevailed and weather very cold Hoo
sac mountains and Greylock summit are
white with snow.
At Laconia, N. H., snow fell for five hours,
covering the ground.
AT Sanford, Me-, snow fell thick and fast
from II a. m. TO 4 p. m. Farmers say it is q
sure sign of long and hard winter
At Hanover, n. 1.-Two inches of snow
fell and sleighs were seen on the streets in
the afternoon.
AT Waterbury, Wit showed all day.
AT Richmond, Que.-Snow has been fall
ing for twelve hours, and a heavy westerly
gale prevails.
MONTREAL, Oct Thursdays snowfall,
as recorded at the McCiill observatory, was
So inches This is the heaviest early fall on
record in Montreal The previous heavy
falls in early autumn during half century
were on Oct. "a, 1852 when two inches fell !;
and on Oct. III, 1862, when six inches were re-
corded In 1860 there was a snowfall on Sept.
20, but it was slight