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anrtion Sales of Eiue Stock.

anftion Sales OF Llpe BLOCK.
BsoLUTE SALE.
PETER c. KELLOGG CO.'S REGULAR
FALL CONVERSATION SALE
TRoTT1NG AND CARRIAGE HORSES.
HORSE SHOW WEEK,
Thursday and Friday November and o. 1888. conmenc-
the the American Horse Exchange,
Broadway and 5oth-st.. New-YOrk
(Onice, 107 Johnst)
CATALOGUES MAILED ON APPLICATION
The following. among other valuable consignments.
should receive attention.
r EG5w 4 Mi The & aS B' SseS sGG whose
2 m 81 q 10 9nt ~ have 0Da 5 nSyG So 6 6sSe
to show much speed as ever; in temper and , dis
driven BY a lady; would prove Invaluable as com
pany horse pole horse IN a training establishment
Stable 12oth-st, near 7thave. after that at place
Of sais
Property OF Moulton Bros. West Randolph. VT.
Rysyks Hanbictonan, dam Lady Lockwood @ 25
by Neaves's Cassius NJ. Clay retter Of very su.
he noted slres George Wilkes and Eieconcer
HORACE f. bay sIaSn scST Years. by Vermont Mes
4ss P@s % G s Il srP p
rvfn Sf isT As s Sfs ana and Y Fe 6y n np
9d ok ehS S%t pa Tr bay dns
good bold action si Good saddle GeIding that has
drawn two men to a wagon a mile In 8 ;05
Ss g.so four Tes d u
sire Thorndae g 22 10. dam by volunteer.
out full sister to DAISY Gale 2 10
do% BY Oss ha6s 'TS ysa Misty Mon
% dam by MarEs s Also three eSoeeg
bred Gedings. by ThOrndale and Marksman. All
EEsefi q 4 . h ran ssissn years
l52 BY Dixon son 50 d, Of Happy Medium. dam Meg
nsrs s'yia Ss snSs s sna G her A yssl
ns P By S eh's to % Marc ss BY
Wilkes. and several Others
~ From ron HaInes Stock Farm. Pembsrton. n. J.
n " 'SF'1 Ss'' A9%2a s sy Men Men
Aberdeen Yearllng Colt by Aberdeen Knox, dam
b., Honest Dan and a half Percheron thrce.year
wALTMkM b. $, Isl BY Rysdyk's fiambeton na out
Very the G S os Ky op.S an. A9s
feet gentlcmans roadster Of great speed '' anu per-
Property Of T. l.. onatlyIa, New.YOrk
harness and @ e. s ss%s G to 10 Sd oSosen
Ia, hunted the past season with Country Club and
I HS n srGB Sf tx Years DSo pSSs
Jumpers; Joker has jumped feet, inches; IL very
fast: they make capital pair in double harness and
are broken single.
Fr1RT. m. eight years, Is .; livery handsome
COQU ETTE, CHI m, years 15.e high steppers
have been used carriage and brougham team by
present owner -
BUCRBOAED. by Flandrau 50 double silver mounted
Pony Harness. by Harris & Nixon; double
russell Harness. by same; all new last spring.
Property OF w. G. Edge, Newark " J.
EIGHT DRIVING HORSES AND YOUNGSTERS OF
trotiing blood. chiefly descended from Florida
Sweepstakes and other prominent sires
In other choice consgnmenls wi BE- found
HONEST HARRY. ~. s., 1872, by Winthrop Morrill,
Kind In all harness aud has record OF 2;22 ..
NICoTEE b. g.; ~ hands Kind In all harness; has
Also Mafes Fiillcs aud Gc'dngs by Madison wnkes
Dictator. flectoncer wilkins Mcawher Kentucky
Prince. woodbum Pilot Rysdyks iiambetonIan Ham.
son 81 Happy Medium.
The horses may at place OF sale ON and after
Tuesday.
Address al correspondence % 1O7 John.st
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NJ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NEWYOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-st, Hoboken-
FAST EX PRESS STEAMERS -oo
Aller Wed, Nov T. 80 Fuda. Sat Nov II, $50 m
Elder, Sat, Nov. 10, 10 m. Trave Wed Nov 81 m
Saae We'd Nov a. D. m. Elbe. Sat. Nov. "a. a. m.
First Cabin s75 and upward berth according TO 10.
cation. Second Cabin $50 berth SteeraSe at owes'
'"''" oELRICHS & CO.. No. Bowling Green
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A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
N Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier AL North River, foot Of Canalst, at T. NJ daily
(Sundays excepted Freight received until the hour
den
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a r. JAM M ES,

FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY,
GREAT SALE OF hon MAKCHE AND LOUVRE
GLOVES SbutiOn MOusquetaires al Is reduced from
40 A.butten Embroidered Kids Ode. worth Al l5
- LINGERIE FRANCHISE.
French Linen aud SILK Underwear. unique designs and
STYLES. Lowest prices.
''- LAVAIIIEKE CNRsETs.
Best fitting cofscts, from 90 rs up.
Uandkerchlefs, Perfumery, &c
JAMMES. IMpoRTER. 10 WEST 3oTHET
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STEAMBOATS,

A-TROY BOATS.-Lighted throughout BY
N electric lights, connect with trains OF DELAWARE
SARATOGA. n CITY OF TROY leaves Pier "A, n r.,
foot Chrlstophest daily except Saturday, D. M Sunday
steamer touches at Albany. Staterooms warmed
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CATALOGUES MAILED ON APPLICATION.

The following among other valuable consgnment'
should receive attention.
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TROTTING AND CARRIAGE HORSES.
Saddle Horses. Vehicles, &C.,
during
HORSE SHOW WEEK, $500
Thursday and Friday November and 3, 1888, commend
ing each day at 10 O'clock at
the American Horse Exchange,
broadway and 5oth-st.. New-York
(Onice, 107 John-st)
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HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
4 ELEGANT STEAMER KAATERSKII,I' leaves from
foot Jay-st n. r.. every TUESDAY, I'll u RSDAY and
sATiJiSDAY at q D. m connecting with Boston and Al
bany Railroad WHEELER POWELL, Manager.
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BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND EAST.
Via
STONI\GTON LINE.

NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ Boats leave for Catsk and the land
e' TUESDAY, THU RSDAY and SATURDAY
All from foot OF Jay-st., NORTH RIVER, at y. m.
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Dining on Horse EIeAh.
PANDORA, A FAMOUS sTEEPLEcHAsER, SERVED AT
PHILADELPHIA BANQUET.

PANDORA, FAMOUS srEEPLEcHAsER, SERVED AT
PHILADELPHIA BANQUET.
Philadelphia telegram to the n. Y Herald, Oct z.
Cut up into big steaks and served as a 1let OF
beef at a dinner at the Philadelphia Club was the
fate OF Pandora, the famous steeplechaser, known
TO all patrons OF the City Troop races and TO the
members OF the National Guard Pandora was
shot because Of incurabe lameness. After she
had died without a struggle the choicest meat was
cut from her bones and taken 70 The cuisine OF the
Philadelphia club, where the chef was sworn 10
secrecy and the meat was disguised as joint OF
beef. DIR. Rush s Huidekoper, VINO bought Pan
dora thirteen years ago. gave dinner at the Phia-
delphia Ciuo: ana one Of the dishes on The menu
cept DR.. Huidekoper that that course was
part OF poor old Pandoras body. The guests
supposed that the dish was named In honor OF the
old Steepechaser, whom they had seen take many
a ditch and fence and come In the winner OF many
an exciting race. After the filet had been eaten
and pronounced very toothsome by the guests DR.
Hudekoper remarked that he was glad OF his
guests appreciation OF his favorite horse 'for he
said, 'you have just eaten her," The guests looked
at each other In amazement, and after a short in
terval OF deathy silence there a roar OF laugh
ter. Then In an instant every one seemed 10 re-
member Pandora as he had seen her at the last
meet, and In reverential silence the company rose
10 their feet, lifted their glasses to their lips and
slipped In solemn silence TO the memory OF The Old
gray mare they nad just devoured.
Pandoras nrst public appearance was at the
Rosetree Hunt OF 1879 In hot steepechase. The
trst few years that she was In Philadelphia she
won eleven silver trophies. She was quick to take
Ience. AT the Pottstown encampment In Sep
tember, 1887, Pandora leaped over The regtmental
colors that were lying across two sacks OF bay
oneted guns The colonel had dared DIR. Huide-
koper 70 make the jump. lie pointed Pandoras
birdie, and she leaped INTO the air, clearing the
cold pinnacle OF steel and landing her launches
on the other Side OF the stacked guns
GAN horse meat IL as good as beef is pty that
horse meat Is not eaten Ia this country"
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Col w. F. Copy.
BUFFALO BILL
ALUNAT1c ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM.

A IUNAT1C ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM.
Col Codys friends have all heard how lunatic at
tempted to shoot him few days and how this
OF 30 many battles coolly dsarmed his assaisnt The
following letter from the colonel may interest and
oenefs his many friends and admirers:
ERAsTINA. June 90, 1883.
MRs HARRIET HUBBARD AYER:
Dear Madam: My constant occupation in the Wild
West performances, combined with social duties have
caused me to feel the necessity Of tonic. Many
OF my friends having recommended your "vita
Nuova," have tried 1t with perfect success and
sure you that cannot recommend it too highly to
others who also troubled with nervousness ind
sestion Believe me. faithfully yours
W.T.. CODY,
Buffalo BILL"
Vita Nuova" tNew Iife) is the best remedy for dys
pepsia nervousness aleeplessness. and overwork 1t
Will assist the weak stomach: it will rest the weary
brains it will brace up" the shattered As is
made from the prescription of famous physician you
are not taking ouack medicine As 1t is made by
honest manufacturer you assured Of pure ingre-
dents. Az it is used and Endorsed by and women
you all know and respect you are not using un-
known or untred remedy Only be careful to get the
genuine: refuse substitutes. Send to Harriet Hub
bard Aver, 90 Park Place. New York, for additional
testimonials from Rev. David SWING of Chicago:
Judge Morgan j. OBrien, Supreme Court, New York
Hon. Henry Watterson. of Kentucky: Cox. Andrew
g. Curtin. Of Pennsylvania. and many others Of like
character and reputation. SEQ
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. g. - virsinia ten-forties,
IS; do threes. 64a6o; Baltimore and OHIO stock
S5a9O; Cincinnati. Washington aud Baltimore, 6rstx
991eal0o; do seconds, "a; do threes, 35a:3S; con-
solidated gas bonds. 10SalOSA: do. stock. 5la51k
BALTIMORE. Nd Oct. S.-Cotton. quiet and lower
-middlinR. TO- Flour. quieter and unchanged i
Howard street and western super, 3.75a4.25; do
extra. 4.5Os5.00: do family, 525a6 %: city mills
super 81 5a4 25 do. extra, Al 5s4.75: do Rio brands
675a6.25: Pstapsco superlative patent. 80: do.
family. 7.l5. Wheat-southern higher. closing unset
tied; Fultz. 120al3O; LonKberry. l2oal3O; western
unsettled and lower: No. winter red spot, liza
ll6A; October. 116s1l64 December, 11Sha1lS
Corn-southern. quiet; white, ooa5o yellow, o3a5o
western, quiet and lower: mixed spot olao2; Novem
Der. 469a46A; January. 46a43k Oats. hrmero
steady prime to choice western. l6.oOal7 90
Provisions. hrm-mess pork, 1900 Bulk meats
loose shoulders. Oh; clear rib sides, 9A clear rib
sides, packed, 1OL. Bacon-shoulders. 1OA; clear rib
sides, Tx. Hams. 13A. Lard-rehned, IL. Butter
Arm and nigher-western acked. 1Sa17 creamery.
weak :. refined ~. Coffee. firm Rio csrgoes. fair:
refined. active and firm, 16aI6k. Whisky, steady
and quiet, l26al2S. Freights to Liverpool per
steamer. dull and nominal-cotton. Nd. Hour per
ton, Used; grain. 4Hd. Reccipts-nour, 1000 bar
rels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels
oats, II. 900 bushels. Shpments-dour, l2.0OO bar
reis Sales Wheat lS3.OO0 bushels; corn 1000
bushelA
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct Sat IL o'clo ok wheat was quoted
as follows: October, nominsly. u.s. November, noni
nally, ll6k: December, 1lS; May. ll9h. October in
other articles quoted: Corn. AN oats 241 bid;
lard, $50; short ribs, $40; November pork. l47O.
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petition was presented to the senate to-day
asking general Investigation OF the District gov
eminent IL was presented BY Mr.. spconer. The
petitioners are VIM. q. Prince and Henry Hoover,
committee appointed at o meeting OF working
men held at the q. A. r Aall TIN street, last
April They charge wrongs In the conduct Of
public works and the disbursement Of public
moneys In the District. These alleged wrongs as
set forth briefly, consist OF errors in the payment
OF workingmen; failure 70 pay wofkingmen; In
permitting persons employed - foremen on DIS
trict work to take private contracta using Dis
t.ios properly and materials; In sloring the use
pillow up and otherwise improve the property OF
prominent real estate agents; In allowing gang
.Da Sss on TSs
tho county, middle district; In misapplying
appropriations made for current repairs TO county
roads and divertingtt TO other uses wholly foreign
pairs on the 9TH street road; In sanctionng and
employing, at great loss TO the District and Dis
tr1ct woikingmen, imported contract Italian la
Sens puSG r Of ah sna n
and inspectors employed on District works The
petition asked that the charges be inves-
tigated and relief afforded. The petition was
referred to the District committee.
The petitioners set forth ''that owing to the
large numbers aggrteved the loss OF time and ex-
penSe necessary 10 secure their rights, the DIM
poverished condition OF nearly all the aggrieved,
many thousands Of dollars are being, contrary TO
law, contrary to right and justice, withheld from
the workingmen or the merchants with whom the
District ofncials have dealt
Therefore, and in accordance with the power
conferred upon the committee at the said public
meeting, the undersigned do most respectfully
urge upon your honorable body that q full search
OF the government OF the District OF columbia be
ordered.
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The Turn in the Wheat Market.
RISE RFFORE THE FALL IN NRW YORK

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-There were indications OF
another lively day at the opening OF the wheat
market on tue produce exchange this morning,
but at the expiration OF q hall hours trading,
during which there was very little done, operators
holding OF until news from the western market
could reach the exchange, the market tOok.a sud-
den turn and the excitement was temporarily ar
rested. December, which closed Saturday at
12l1, jumped up atsthe opening to-day to 123 and
124h In different parts OF the pit The western
bull operators at once got to work, and for q few
minutes the atmosphere around the pit fairly
hummed with excitement May also went up from
124k to 126 and 1881, simultaneously. shorts
came in TO cover, however, almost Immediately,
and the market broke TO l20x for December, and
l24ZI for May. At noon the market was strong at
u above the lowest point Of the morning.
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DIED.

BAUSE. On Sunday, October z 1883 at III 10
helena Bause aged SIXTY g. ven years -
Funeral from orace 4. T. cnaTcn, Georgetown n. C..
family invited 10 attend. No flowers.
CASEY. Killed in the baltimore and Ohio wreck
Saturday. October .. 1853, JOHN A. CASEY, aeod
His funeral Will take place from his late residence
$40 street northwest this afternoon. al 4 O'Clock
FRIENDS invited
CAyAGUAko On the sth Of October 1888 at 3 80
o'ciock MIS- nosA CAfAGUAkO. an the forty -hfth
Funeral neat Wednesday from deceaseds rssia ence.
l43y Ohio avenue northwest Al O'Clock pm Friends
snd relatives invited TO attend. 3
, CLARKE Al the residence Of her brother-n,l.w.
Notice VI funeral hereafter.
1855. RoBEHT Gt SSH foH Seos.d eon oa o.s s1
& and Abbie q. foA aged rineteen Year, and nina
GREEN On Sunday October z, 1855. at Fowler
vile, y. A.. Mrs. CAkkIE PREsBkEl 0RLEN, wife
Funeral her lac re-idenee 1857 street north
west "wednesday, October 10. at O'Clock y m.
attend z.
HERD. On Saturday. October o. 1855. Of 10
strrst northea.,' chSIIE EbSA iHfIsb. esi1
daushter OF Andrew }. and Nora Herd ssvd seven
Funeral from the residence, Tuesday. October 9th.
At O'Clock Pm Friends and relatives invited 70
KIPP On Monday October s. 1855. MARGARETr
Ann KIP. ~ the residence OF her sou. No. l229
Her remains Will be taken 10 New iork for burial
Lyons October @, lsss. 1t II 80 .. M. JOHN
LYONS. aged nifty -elsht ye4ra
Funeral IRON hls residence. Indiana avenue. Tues-
day morning at O'Clock. The remains will be taken
70 baltimore On the train leaving the baltnore and
PUtomAc depot 1t a.. m. Solemn hlsh inAss VI
requiem will be celebrated at the Cathedral. bAltr
more. II 10 80 . IN Inte-ment At Bonnie BrseL
RorHAUGE. On Saturday. October @. 1855, VIII
LIAM. beloved husband Oh Aneli. hothAuxe.
Funeral from his late resideDce, $40 fennUlvenis
avenue northwest Tuesday, Octoor u. az s o'o1Dck
p.nA Relatives and friend. invited % attend
tBaltmore p~oers please coSoI
sIMNoNs On Monday, October & 1885. KITTY
slAMoNa Born in kssex County. We. ased seventy
Funeral on wednesday At 3 O'Clock from Fifth Bsp-
tist Church. Relatives and friends invited
ToLsoN AT Colorado sprinxs, Col, WEDNESDAY.
daughter Of Francis and Alice b. 1olson. Of france
Georges County. Maryland.
Funeral SERVICES - the Church OF the Ascension.
Tuesday morning. October y. ~ IL O'Clock frisnds
are invited
wEEDEN On Sunday October q 1855 sf IL IS
m. ROBERT w.. youngest child Of Alice v. and A.
drew II. Meeden, ased one year AID three monthA
Weep mother aud fsshaE
For tear are IN vain.
For i1ttle Wilson sleeTs
In Jesus blensed mama
Funeral from has psrspo' resadence g12 1st stres1
southwest Taesdsy. ocsobsr y. q O'Clock p N
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Frederick Douglass, Jr., ON the Ncgr
Vote.
ONLY A coRPoRAL's GUARD pl


To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
In view Of the fact that there are not more than
21s, 4S5 negroes OF voting age, according to the
census OF 1880, In the Northern states, including
California, the census OF which is given at SO 500
which is evidently incorrect, even then 1t is dii-
cult to tell upon what these two leading colored
democratic luminaries base their elastic conciu-
sions when they say that from 1000 TO 300. 600
negroes OF the North will vote for Cleveland, and
yet there is no stampede, but only an awaken
ing" No wonder that these would-be leading COL
Ored democrats can ind but q corporal's guard
among the colored people OF the North who are
willing TO be led back into the wilderness by such
blind and interruptions guides, who care not what
statements they make. The following Is a table
showing the number OF colored people twenty lone
years old and upward in each state named as APP
pears In the census OF 1880, which shows the alb
surdity OF the statements made by Trotter and
Taylor in TIE STAR or october g.:
California, 66S09; Colorado, l,320; Connecticut,
1852; Illinois, 13,6S7; Indiana, l07, 80; Iowa,
3,O25; Kansas 10, 765; Maine. 684; Massachusetts,,
1856; Michigan, $3.50; Minnesota, I,Ose: Ne
braska, S44; New Hampshire, 235; New Jersey,
1067O: New York, 2O,O59; OHIO 81, 7O6; oregon,
1888; Pennsylvania, % $50; Rhode Island, l,ss6;
Wisconsin, 1850; Nevada, 5,622; Vermont, 314.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS, JR
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THE Wonsr CoueH

II relieved By the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
But don't delay tin the bronchial tubes are In
famed and the lungs eonssstsd Prompt uss
tnsurss rapid cure. I. d. Bixley. Of Bsrtonvills
VT, writes; -Four years ego took severe
cold. which was followed by terrible cough
w.s confined to my bed about four montha
Ny physician finally said vas In Consumption,
and that he could not help me. One Of my
neishbors advised me 10 try Aysrs Cherry Pee
torL did 20, and was veil before had IN
ished taking the Arst bostla Ever sincs then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Prepared by Dr.. J. @ Aver Co. Lowell. Mao
Sold by all Drussista Prioe. q: nix bottles. s5.
ja16
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. REMAnxAp1x CASE

The WELLKNOwN CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT
PROCURED FROM THE NATURAL SPRINGS
OF CARLSBAD, BETTER THAN ANY
OF THE SO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES.
The cashier Of NJ. GugRenheims sons, 96 and ~
Franklin street Of the largest import houses in
- follows:
For years I have suffered from abscesses which
always formed on the back Of my neck and had to be
cut from time to time to obtain relief used all sorts
Of blood puriners but without avail The abscesses
would always reappear ! suffered very much pain
until my physician advised to use the genuine i'm
this for about four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease My complexion
cleared and have enjoyed rood health since.
cannot speak too highly Of this really valuable remedy
and have recommended IL to all my friends who also
speak of Its wonderful effects - . laxative.
Yours very respectfully, / MYERS
The Genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Powder IL put
in round bottles Each bottle in paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city of Carlsbad and the sigma
ture Of Etsner Mendelson Co., Sole Agents. around
the neck e every bottle An others are worthless int
free upon application. EISNEk MENDELSON CO.,
Barclay ST.. n. Y. Sole Agents aul-mwkf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the past ten days two
attempts have been made by an incendiary 20 IRE
"The Glenmore' mats, Nos 516 ana SIS 18th street
northwest AT an early hour yesterday morning
Officers Golway and Moore were attracted 10 the
Glenmore by the cries OF IRE. The occupants OF
the house, who were badly frightened, had COL
lected at the windows The officers and Mr.. Geo.
+. Rust, the proprietor, examined the house and
discovered that the fire was caused by some one
igniting a mattress and some curtains which had
been piled In the bathroom. The flames were eX-
tinguished by the occupants OF the house without
turning In an alarm. About $40 damage was
done.
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Senator Eyarts said TO Congressman Cox as they
met In Broadway: swell, isit settled what district
you going 70 represent In Congress next timer"
Cox replied that he was to be renomnated 10
the ninth district which Is the one from which he
was last elected, by the county democracy instead
OF Tammany, which organization has hitherto had
him within It's ranks but IL Is likely that Tam
many Will indorse him, zoo, ana that settles the
once uncertain question as 10 which part or the
city should De represented by him at Washington.
There is q pretty hot controversy in the ninth,
with several powerful Claimants, but IL has been
arranged In Cox's favor.
"a am glad OF It," said Evarts "for you are q
good fellow, as democrats 60 But we snail elect
Harrison"
"You don't believe that Senator" responded
Cox. "four heart may feel that way, but your
head tells you that Cleveland Is a surely. What
Will you Det?"
81 won't bet exactly, but will agree that II
Cleveland is elected Will read In the Congressional
Record every speech you make next term In Con-
greSS. II Harrison Is elected you shall similarly
read mine"
"Oh, but that is giving you heavy Odds don't you
seer" After the laughter by the hearers, Cox
aided: But don't nlnd, as IL Is a sure thing for
me. Consider IL q bargain"
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THE CREDITORS WILL SHARE

The CREDITORS WILL SHARE Pro RATA-1n the
case OF Fecheimer agt. Hollander. In the General
Term to-day, the demurrer TO the bill which was
set aside on assignment was oyerruled. The as
slgnor was engaged Ia the clothing business on
an assignment for the benefit OF creditors u
Samuel Bieber The complainants, by General s.
s. Henkle, attacked the validity OF the assign
ment and In the court below the assignee (Bieber)
nled a demurrer, which was sustained This de-
murrer Is now overruled, and the creditors will
enceS.