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A Change Of POlitlcs.
TIE NATIONAL ECHO TO BECOME REPUBLICAH-Ai
DEMOCRATIC PAPER TO Ds sTARTkD.

THE NATIONAL ECHO TO BECOME RGPUBLICAH-A NEW
DKA0cRATIc PAPER 10 Ds sTARTED.
The Nati0ndI Echo, published In Washington as
q colored democratic organ, will In its next issue
transfer its allegiance 70 the republican party,
and support Harrison and Morton. Mr.. B. Bran
mum Robinson, managing editor and propri-
etor, claims that he alone Is responsible
for the change OF polittcs and does not consider
that there Is any colored democratic organization
At The capital
claims that this action was taken BY Rob-
inson without any knowledge on his
)ClemonsD part, and that he [Clemons) intends TO
lake the material, which he purchased for the
Echo and start new paper TO DO known as the
National Times, which VIII continue TO advocate
democratic principles Ar Robinson to-day stated
on the Echo, and had nothing 70 do with his man.
agemenL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12

While this petition has been under considera-
ton Postmaster Ross has written to q number Of
offices for Information Is to the hours when the
carriers window is open for the delivery Of letters
on Sunday. The answers obtained are briefly
summarized, as follows: Cleveland, 10 to IL am. |;
Richmond, 4 to s PIN: Buffalo. on to IL am. !;
Baltimore, 81 to ION an; Brooklyn, 10 10Y
am; st. LOUIS IL am. to pm; Providence, ii
am. TO pm; Louisville, to 10 am; Detroit
IL 10 pm; Charleston, TO 10 Am; ST Paul.
8 TO 10 am: Cincinnati, 94 to IL am; Philadel-
on 70 ION am, and to pm; Albany, not open
at all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12

CAPT. CBAa F. WILLIAM of the Marine Corps,
has been granted leave OF absence until November
H. when he will report for duty at the Washington
Barracks
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An Old Officers Disgrace.
A RESPECTED MEMBER OF THE BOSTON POLICE FoRC
ARRESTED RECEIYIAG GaonS

Boston, Oct. 12.-InspectOr OF Police Dennis A.
Mountain was last night arrested by Chief
Eldidge, OF the Inspectors force, on the
charge OF having received stolen property,
knowing the same TO be stolen. His arrest was
made In connection with two others. Thomas
OBrien, a clerk In the employ OF the Old Colony
Railroad was arrested for having stolen $3.50
worth OF tickets IL Is claimed that the tickets
were sold 10 Mountain and to Edward A. Noble
who was also arrested. Mountain has
always had an excellent record as a police officer
He has been on the force Tor years and never be-
fole had suspicion OF such thing been laid at
his door, Noble Is what Is known as q "fakir."
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DISCHARGED FOR OBJECTIVE EYBsroHr.-Cadet
VIM. B. Rochester, IT,, son OF the Paymaster Gen.
eral Of the Army, member Of the third class of
the Military Academy, has been DISCHARGED By the
Acting Secretary OF War, from November l. on
account OF impaired vision. The President has
now three appointments-ar-large ana one from the
District Of Columbia TO make to the academy in
June, 1889. Pressure Is already being brought TO
bear upon him to influence his selections In fling
these vacancies.
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Nv Il. A wORMLEY q SON,
We Caterer, Oyster and Terapin DeAlsrs,
1xl3 18th st.
Dinner. Wedding and Reception parties served Sill
yer Glass and China Wars IN any quantity and style
furnished Public walters always In readiness Tele-
phone Call 52S. oc2- I'M
EARLrs
fercy Moran, Cicen, b sword. Carl Weber. Chafee,
Prom AaG 0thsrs " this country, and by prominent
Iuropean Artt.tA Beautiful Bridal Gifts, carefully
.hi tastefGly framed Autotypea. Etchings En{ray-
.nfn Tor lmIaedfats Pain INCA, Mirrors, Poll
neA new Rogers Group and all the Others In stock
N JANIS 4 EARLE SONS
oe SIG CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
A NGOsTURA BITTERs ARE ENDORSED BY THE
"A highest medical authorities here and in Europe
sa Erev-nt2tive aud cure " Malaria and all sum
LIT pissA.eA Keep u In your houses 70 Favor your
DrnkinS water and al other beverages. ~
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District Governmsns Affairs.
The DISTRICT EsTINArEA

The Dl0TRlCT EST10ATE2
Commissioners Webb and Wheatly called upon
the Acting Secretary OF the Treasury To-
day In relation TO the annual District
estimates. which should have been submitted
70 the Department by the lst OF &C:
tooer. They stated that they were busily engaged
upon them, but would not have them completed
before the middle OF next week. Acting Secretary
Thompson said that that date would b satisfactory
to the Treasury Department
BUILDING Permits
were issued to-day ~ follows: Jo& Burden, eleven
brick dwellings,, from Isl TO $50 Pierce street. ana
1145 70 1156 Bender Court (ailey), $4,000; H. w.
CONN, one brick dwelling, AZ 1852 4Jh street
northwest, 5000; J. B. Wiltberger, one frame
dwelling ON Riggs road. $500
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The U. 8. CONSUL AT ST. JOHN, n B., reports to
the State Department that the schooner Ada g.
Shorthand, OF Portland, Me-, on her way from Bos-
ton to St. John, ran down small boat containing
one man. supposed TO be fisherman, on the Atm
inst, while of salem, Mass. An unsuccessful ef-
fort was made TO rescue the man, who Is unknown.
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Mr. OBERLYs PRESENT RELATIONS WITH

Mr. OBERLYs PRESENT RELATIONS WITH THE
CIvIL-SERvIcB CoAxIssIoN-The confirmation OF
Hon. ]. H. Oberly, as commissioner OF Indian
affairs, was made at q time when neither Commits
stoner Lyman nor Commissioner Egerton, OF the
frst-named being in New York and the latter in
the West Mr. Oberly, therefore, while at the
head OF the Indian office has deemed IL the proper
thing TO continue to exercise at least an advisory
relation with the ONCE OF the Civ1l-Service Com
MISSION and has spent little time there each day,
and WILL no doubt, continue to do 90 at least until
the arrival OF Mr.. Lyman, who Is expected To-
night
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The SECRETARY OF STATE has been Informed of
the abrogation Of the proclamation OF the Danish
ministry OF justice, establishing q quarantine
against ships coming from all ports supposed to be
infected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12

CADET JOSEPH FRAZIER, second class, Military
Academy, granted leave on account OF disability
until January 2, 1889, when he will Join the
present third class.
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RISE AND FALL or CAMPAIGN PoL1.-Wednesday
afternoon while party OF white boys were rails
OF New Jersey avenue and R streets they were at
tackled by coiored boys, who threw stones at them.
One OF the stones struck Richard Humphrey In the
down, and during the night they carried out their
threat. colored boy named James Ashton was
charged with throwing the stone which struck
Police Court to-day Ashton was acquitted.
EMILY HnLYHRS LOST sArcHI1L - Sergeant
ored woman giving tho name OF Emily Aillyer
that she had had her satchel stolen. IL contained
clothes ana $50 In money, she sald she repre-.
from St. Louis Her husband promised 70 meet
her here but seems not TO have done 30. She has
for her sister, she left 1t At the house Of Mary Lee
q respectable colored woman residing In Temper.
Mary Lees Leg: and asked for the salcne which was
given him. The case was turned over TO Detect
I've Mattingly, and 1t was ascertained That she
leIt the satchel at Mr2 Leea and white man
called and took It away.
RANG. OF rHR THKRMoMBfDA-The following
ws; 2: Is;a'nss g: :: a sss Sn Ss as
:Trocs.ffet5TLt
The ,Cenxss.
0vscIAL Law TRRM-ywd0s Ha0ner.
To-Day Pratner ags 10y dsmSsrsr sustained
saks; Dali OF sxcepsions signed
EQurTY CouKr-yud0e Jomes
To-Day, holnead agt Eslin: sale 70 Harvey
and u. B. Moulton appointed trustee.
Dsssrsase the Ls.Asa .srs~ss.~
Es TWO LEADING ooUHssL THROW Up THEIR BRrsn.
A London special 70 the New York World OF To-
trous TO the cause Of the Nssss against Mr. Parnel
ma the Irish uarcv In cha Arm niara the W,orl<f
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The LAUNCHING OF THE PRTREI- - Secretary
Whitney has issued Invitations to the members OF
the congressional naval committees and the
heads of bureaus OF the Navy Department
TO attend the launching Of the gunboat Petrol at
Baltimore tomorrow. A special train will leave
the Baltimore and Potomac depot at IL O'Clock To-
morrow morning.
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The Kaiser's Viii, TO the Vatican.

IhESED
;oNE, ct 12.-Early this morning Emperor
Villain, accompanied BY Gen. Driquet com
mnder OF the Sth Italian army corps. visited
CAMP Ce9ocello. wuere a military review
WI be eld Tomorrow. He returned TO
tmQuir1nal where he receiver King Iumbert.
In empeff took luncheon with Herr Won
Sctoezer, &e Prussian representative TO the
vatican, aftd which he proceeded to the vatican
70 visit ~ pope. He wore the uniform
OF the III guards and was attended
BY )ount H4ert Bismarck. Enormous crowds
lna the stre6 leading 10 the Vatican ana were
veryenth1siaic In their manifestations in honor
OF tie empef The proposed displays In the
vatican distra were abandoned.
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CHIEF HuBsARp pEoLAKEs THEN HARMLESS.
PLEASANT VALLEYS GRIEF.
That Town Furnished Thfrly.Three
Victims OF the LIE Valley Horror

WLkEsBARRE, Pa, Oct l2.-There are no new
Developments in the Lehigh Valley Railroad
accident to-day. The town OF Pleasant
Valley. which furnished no less than thirty-three
victims, Is grlei-strtcken place. All business
has been suspended In the mines and
elsewhere and universal sorrow prevails.
The dead will all be buried tomorrow
morning. Preparations for high mass over them
are now being arranged. The bodies will al be
taken TO the Roman Catholic church for this pur-
pose. Many priests from the Luz rne and
Lackawana diocese will be In attendance ON the
solemn ceremonies A small army OF grave-dig-
gers are at work to-day preparing for the sepul-
ture OF . he unfOrtunateS
Peter Kline, OF Providence, aged fifteen, another
victim OF the accident, died at the hospital here
this morning. The ST. AlOys.us society OF this
city have taken charge OF the body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12

The BALTIMORE Bur SLIGHTLY INyunIp.-1t has
been found that the damage sustained 1y the new
cruiser Baltimore In collision on the 7th inst with
paired for about 900
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A POst.Office Robbed.

NEwBURGH, N Y, Oct 12--The post-office at
Matteawan was robbed last night. The safe was
blown open and all the money and stamps taken.
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Proverb. from the raImud.

Proverbs from the Talmud.
From the New York Star.
The cat and the rat make peace over q carcass
Hospitality is an expression Of divine worship.
Rabbi Jochanan said: He who gives becomes
rich"
Commits sin twice and 1t will not seem to thee
q sin.
If thou tellest thy secret to three persons ten
know 1t.
Do not to others what you would not have others
% TO you.
Rabbi Eliazar said: "Charity is more than sacri-
hces."
Many colts skin is fastened to the saddle its
He who increases his flesh but multiplietn food
for the worms.
simple light answers as well for hundred
The camel desired horns, and his ears were taken
from him.
Two pieces Of coin in one bag make more noise
The doctor who prescribes gratuitously gives 5
worthless prescription.
s The rose grows among the tnoruA atin, Cope
1ne place honors not the man: It's the man who
gives honor to the place.
hat Thy friend h has friend ana thy friends friend
The thief who nnds no opportunity to steal con-
sders himself an honest man.
knows not the beam In his own,
,r ha nn jose said: ~ never call my wife wife,
Atmospherical Influence ON EIoWexs,
From the St James Gazette.
Sleeping is Characteristic Of certain plants, and
though 1t was at one time thought this might
nave reference to the habits OF insects IL b now
believed to be more dependent on the weather.
The tiny scarlet pimpernel the sold mans weather
glass" opens at O'Clock and closes soon after Q
The daisy unfolds its flower at sunrise and sleeps
at sunset. Dandelons close up at about O'Clock:
an hour and the mouse-ear hawkweod two hours
The yellow goats beard opens at and closes Just
before ~ and has for It's English name s'JOhn-gO-
to-oed-at-noon." Local circumstance Influences
the MOWERS In their opening and closing, though
sney are pretty constant from day 70 day. Many
prevent the honey and pollen from being rendsred
useless or washed away
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
SECRETARY ExDroorr returned 10 the city last
night from New YORK

CAPT. JAS A. SLADES, Fourteenth INF. havlng
been found incapacitated for active service BY an
Army retiring board. has been ordered TO his
nome.
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PARDoNEp By THE PREsIDRNT-Th President has
pardoned Jas. H. G. Wilcox, OF Kentucky, formerly
second lieutenant In the It'll cavalry, who
was tried by court-martih for Duplicating pay
years 10 the Minnesota state penitentiary ct Still.
water. About half his sentence had been served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12

On sccount Of aches and pains such -
Rheumatism. SciatacA. LumbAgo. Back
~ Aoo ache add Kidney Affections. We advtss you
W Use hxSsors Plastic which enjoys .
world wide rsputsroa for the cure Of such
SASf sanerinsa This plaster has STAINED its
popularity solely upon In merits - heal.
mxrp ing sssat All nrstclaas Physicians rec
send twe-oent stamp TO ssAbury 4
Johnson y. \. Tor copy u -Instructions
rum tne DSctor."
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TO HAVE CONFERENCE WITH THE SECRETARY OF
THE INTERIOR TOMORROW.
The delegation Of the Sioux Indian chiefs, who
will arrive In this city this evening. will be given
hearing by the Secretary OF the Interior tomorrow
morning, beginning at 10 O'Clock. The confer
ence will be held In the room Of the Assist
ant Attorney General and owing to tho
limited room no outsiders Will be
~dmiited except the accredited representatives
OF The press. The members or the Sioux Commits
sion and the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Will
take part with the Secretary In the conference.
IL Is expected that the conference will be con-
l1nued on Monday. After the Indians have nn-
iShed their pOw-w0w with the Interior Depart
ment officials arrangements Will be made for
them to cali upon the President.
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THE CITY POST OFFIcE.-On Monday next the
ten additional carriers commence service at the
city post Ofice when the deliveries and collections
Will be made as follows: Deliveries at 7:45 and
1880 a. m; 1915 and 4:15 O'Clock p. M. COllec-
tlons-S3O and 1880 NJ; II :15, 2, g. and 10: 80
p. N. Sundays-5 and 10 80 D. m
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TEE SYNOD or BALTIMoRH.-The sessions OF the
synod OF Baltimore 70 begin at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian church next Tuesday even
ing, will continue unul Friday. The synod In
Guides the states OF Mary and Delaware and part
OF Virginia and the District OF Columbia The
ministers and elders comprising the eynod Will Be
entertained BY the members OF the warn Jus Pres
bytertan churches In this city Al their homea
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Yellow Fever at Decatur.

MEMPHIS, TESN., Oct. 12-The Associated Press
has received tina following from Decatur Ala
Three new cases In the last twenty -FOUR hours and
one death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12

CINCINNATI Oct 1L-Despite Indictment weather
gistration here yesterday, The first of the four
lone-third OF the total VOTE The reQlstration on
u nrst day OF last year was 10000
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Trainers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Mary H.
Traynor to John c. Yost, lots 20 ana 30, 50. 012;
- John F. Lnkins to w. Linkins, sub %, 50. 80
s.. W. Lnkins TO Alice A. Linkins, same prop;
erty; 3. D. B. Gron to w. A. Root, sub 1877 50.
1908; $500. o. +. Presbrey to d. S. Purman SUB
80 DIX. 10, Meridian Hill; $2,275. Carrie A. War
Ing to Job Harris, part Al, SO. 10, West Washing
ton; 500.
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THE Wossr CoueH
A REMARKABLE C.sE.

TIE wELLKNOwN CARI sRAn sppr-nrr s,,r
fh0 ~ LIP f5oM tHE NATURAL SPRINGS
Of CARLOAD. BETTER Than ANY
VI lHE SOCAILED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIEs
ne cashier OF NJ. GugTenheim's sons 0,j and %
fr<1kAn street one Of the largest import houses in
70. United states writes under date Of June 80 lsss
Tor Years have suffered from Assesses which
, formed on the back of my neck, and had to be
Subron TINE 70 time to obtain relief used all sorts
o. oiood purihers but without avail. The successes
YOU'D always teappear. 1 suffered very much pain
uhnI ny physician advised use the gen une i'm
potteu carlsbad Sprudel salts powder fOrml used
thi- Tor about four weeks and since that time have
Teen entirely free from the disease. My comp lexion
cleared AMI have enjoyed good health since.
cannot SPEAK to- highly of this really valuable remedy
and have recommended IL to all my friends who also
speak II Its wonderful effect lAxAtive-
our very respectfully. l. MKYyRs
The Genuine CARLSBAD sprudsl Salt Powder is put up
N :ound bottles Each bottle in paper cartoon
and has the sea! Of the city of Carlsbad and the sigma
tur~ % Elsner Nendelson Co. sole Agents. around
The neck Of bytt. All others worthless im
tatiors Pamphlets and Dr. Toboldts lecture mailed
FREE upon application. EISNEk MENDELsON CO,
Barclay 1t. v. u. Sole Agents. aul-m,wSf
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From Rockville.

UAbik SoLp piseo'hhf IN TIE rhiShbohhooo-
vrrx~pSpsos.I NOES .np GOSSIP.
o."--..,,a-aas % IT, rw.x,~
pocrr,,, oc, =,
nocA'iLLk' oc'- IL
Mr.. Geo w. KIRK, who has Tor some Time been
prospectip g for gold In this county, yesterday ex-
nloieeu ~ sue 0oeHs ~ $500 y.
quar1 aoou. 40 iu'sos 'oas ~ae .nSnes ~
diameter. which had been examined oy experts
beautiful specimen, being thickly covered with
small Jumps OF the precious metal he said IL
was found In the county, but declined 70 give the
exact locality.
The joint discussion between Hon. Louis z Nc
Comas and Col Ii. Kyd Douglas candidates for
Dtace on wednesday. a4tn inst, at O'CLOCK.
Friends OF each party will preside 1t the meeting
The democratic meeting ANNOUNCED for the 20tn
inst, at Same place, mas been abandoned demo
18th inst.
Miss Mary NJ. Dickerson, well-known resident
OF the northern part OF the county, died on Mon
day. In the eighty year OF her age.
Messrs Anderson Bouic nave sold the farm OF
on aen I6s Branch Ra,nosS conssiIins
20 acres, To Mr.. Albert Stabler, for %, $40.
Bass-fishing on the Potomac is sun nne. and
the sport. ON Tuesday JOS. K Rabbit, OF WASH
lngton, ana Jonn W. keichnef, OF Rockville, cap
tured twenty ave me specimens
Jo6n a al Sopme1iy OF washinSton have Been ss
granted oy tne Orpnsns court 70 Kacnei Hal,
and same 70 Mary l. bond' on the estate OF WIN.
Chaa Mcdonald, son OF Captain Jonn McDon-
aid. OF Potomac district has left home TO attend
the law school In Washington.
The marriage OF Mr.. Leonard j. Hays and Miss
Mary White, OF this county, Is announced to take
place on the 18th inst
e
shorter than anticipated, on account OF the many
defective ears s. A N.
CARROLL INSTITUTE ELEcrIoN.-The annual meet
ing or the Carroll Institute was held last night.
henry w. Sonon was reelected president and
other oficers were chosen as follows: Thomas ..
sullivan, nrst vice-presidsnt; George Bogus, sec
ond vice-president; Richard Donnely, secretary;
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. oct. 12.-virsinia consols 37k;
do ten-forues, 30 do, new threes. 64k; Baltimore
aud ONO STOCK So Northern Central 30: CINCINNATI
Washington and Baltimore, frsts, 100; do. seconds
~ do threes, 50; consolidated gas bonds 1917; do
stock, ol&
BALTIMORE, Nd. Oct 12.-Cotton easy-middling,
92sa9ss Flour, quiet but frmer Wheat-southern
hrm md hixher; Fultz 112a12O: Longberry, ga
10: WESTERN dull and Irregular, closing lower; No
winter red spot 1091aal 0924 October, 100 "a IO9L
December, 1l3al1 3a Corn-southern aull; white,
53a55. yellow. 52ao4: western quiet and weak;
mixed spot 3la3lA october. 5OAa5l year. 46a46A;
January 4Js4a46. Oats. frmer-southern and Penn
sylvsnia 3la34 western white 32a34 western mixed
29a3l Rye, steady, 0Ia7O. Hay fairly active and
steady-prine to choice western, l6.50S17.50. Pro-
Visions, quiet and easy-mess pork. 100. Lard
renned llH. Petroleum, steady-rehned, ~. Coffee.
nrn-Ilo caryoes fair 15a 10. Suxarcopper refined.
hrm, loal6a Whisky. steady, 126a126. Freights
TO Liverpool per steamer. dun and uolu.na-cotton.
I'D: hour. per ton. lTs6d. grain. Al. Receipts
hour i.UOO barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
10 600 bushels; OATS 100 bushels; rye. l9O0 bush.
212,OOO bushels. corn 2,4O0 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Oct 12.-Whest opened about u higher
than closed We ter lay afternoon The first prices of
December was 1l1a1l7k. and within two minutes il
had advanced to 1184 Then IL suddenly turned in
the other direction and sumped off to ll6 and at 10
O'Clock Is quoted at ll6f. May olowed the same
course. opening at u.s. advancing to ll7A recedlng
TO LA. at which it now stands. Corn and opened
steady and practically unchanged Pork was y
higher, with january quoted at 1870 Lard un-
changed and January short ribs ~ higher. at 732S
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The New York stock Market.

following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire " COIson and Mccartney. l4lY street.
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EXPERIENCE OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.
--LATEST SHADES liz HAsrr C1orHs

Fine Quality Light weight HABIT CLOTH All the
Esw Shades. "a inches wids. ct sl3O.
Extra Quality DELIUS CLOTHS all shadsa S2 So
Atwood HENRIfTrAa Double Chain, ct Toe.
s75sc and 81 New Fail shades
Superior Quality SILK PLUSH, all colors sl25
SILK BkNGAIIkks. Fnot Quality al colors
bl50.
6rsst barxa;n IN BLACK SATIN DE LYON ct q
Md alas.
eUINErs aRos GRAIN AND FAr1II IRAN.
CAIa
ALL-SILK vELvETe In Black and Color.
BLACK BROCADE AND MORE silks
CAsHARREs IN Evening Shades.
New TABLE LINENS and NAPKINS q Lowest
Prices.
PARIS NOVELTIES In Dress Goods Just Opened
BLACK LACKS AND NETS.
". Il sHUsTKR d SONS.
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To Aid J. chicago ssriker,.

PrTrsBuRG, octR.-It Is said that the gripmen
Chicago strikers,
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Nominated for Congress.

Mr.. hUTCHLER WINS ON THE hath BALLOT.
STKACDsBURG, Pa, Oct. 12.-The democratic con-
ferees OF the eighth congressional district OF Penn
sylvania nominated VIM. MuIchler, OF Easton,
this morning on the 344Ih ballot.
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The District in Congress-.

THE SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE
VIII not unless something unexpected should
arise hold another meeting during the present ses
sion OF Congress, nor is 1t likely that anything
will be done with pending District legislation
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The Forced Of Dr.. Mackenzie,. Book.

he ADMITS m 1T Is ACCURATE, But Is MUCH
ESk6D AT ITS PUBLICATION.
LONDON, Oct k-Dr. Mackenzie ADMITS that the
published FORGET OF the contents OF his book Is
accurate, and 81 he Is not aware how the matter
was disclosed. Is much angered at the prema-
yure publicatiod