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Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-08

Earned runs-OmNha, s; Dubuque, 0. Two
base hits-OCouncll, 2; Burns, 2; Cooney,
l. Base on balls-Off Sharp, 3; off Buriick
l. Wild pitches-Sharp !. Passed balls
Schneider, 5; Cooney, 3 Time of game 2
hours. Umpirc-Mr. Mclaughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-08
Pensions For Nebraskans.

WAsHISGToN, April 7.-[Special Tee-
gram to the BEE aboriginal invalid-Theo-
dore Fl. Smith, Omaha; John Hoops, Omaha,
Original, widows, etc.-Sarah, mother of
Wesley Pittman, Glencoe.
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Teemer Wins Easily.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 7.-Teemer, Nc
Kay and Hamm rowod a sculling race on the
st. Johns river this afternoon during a thun-
der and rain storm. The course was three
miles. Teemer had walkover. Time
% ,1OLE
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-08

KANSAS CRY, Mo, April 7.-fSpecial Tele-
gram to the Bee. lowing to a misunder-
standing about where the mill was to take
place the Ross. s.Gibbs fighthas been postponed
until next week -
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-08
Tbe Ross-Cibbs Min postnoned.

was totally used up being unused TO Con-
ley's wrestling and clnching.
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The Death Record.
suIIy's Heart is Broken.

New YORK, April General Q, A. Gil
more died this morning in Brooklyn.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Christian Chunch-Corncr Linden and Mulberry.
sunday school nj IAN. Morning services nj 1854
SIN. No night service
Grace Churh-Coner Vance aud Iaudcrinlc.
The Rev. George Patterson, ID D., rector. Services
at aud ~ am snd q pm.
st Andrews Missipn--Corncr Of Iowa aud Ar.
kansas avenues Rev. s. Burfori officiating. ser.
vices aud sunday school atI; pm.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Couu street.
sunday school NJ a9D am. Services at II a. IN. by
Ecy II. A. Jones. pastor. No nleht service.
Second Presbyterian church -Jornet Main and
Eealc streets. sabbath school nt g.O service.
At y am. anl pm. Rev. W. T. Bosg, ID
pastor.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Churrh-Cofncr of
JOnc, avenue and Alabama strcct. services NJ u
a.m. aud nj pm. by the Rey James L.. Maften.
ID, pastor sunday school nj gDam.
First baptist church - services Al n am All
seats frcc All are invited No uiRht service.
SUNDAY chool at gi0 am, l.. y sioafkc, supcriu'
tcndcnt The Rev. X A Ncnnbic, pastor.
Galway Chuph-Corncf second AMI Adams
slfccts n Butiuri. r'ctur sunday school NJ . y MI
Morning prayer, sermon aud holy cummuuio' at
Ion am: evening prayer aud sermon At pm.
Ccntml Baptist Church - Second street near
bcilc. ScrNi-cs nt n am nid PIN sunday
school NJ 20 a.ui. simnErr are specially 10.
Nited 20 all services seats Inv. Ecy A. J. Dickin.
son, pastor.
Firi Presbyterian Church - Corner Third ani
Poplar streets. the Rev Eugcnc Daniel, u u. pss.
tot service, u an. by the Rev. Robcu ffic.
u o., vice chancellor Of the Southwestern Pp-by
tcnan university, mud nj pm. by The pastor
Fir,t Methodist Chufch-Corncr scrnnd aud Pop.
lnr strcctA l,cy. Warner Moor. pasiuf SUNDAY
school AZ oman Preaching At u am by thc
pisiOt ~ pm. the young men Oi tho church
viii conduct scrvicc Ia the Lecture fOOm. louug
people especially Invited
Young Mems Christian AsDclatlon--Thc will
b. q cDuSccfaton meeting NJ the rooms NJ SIS this
morning. mccting OF tho boys branch will
also b. held nj m. 20 which boys oi ten yyaf,
aud upward are invited Them will h. Fustgl
nesting tot men only At pm. ~ which all arr
0uufal
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

II. IOwenstein x Bros. baseball nine
defeated the Southern Express nine by a
score OF 10 to q.
Isaac Williams, alias Devil, tnisiy at
the station.housc. was locked Mp yrslcr.
day for aiding prisoner 10 escape
Andrew Prince, well known butcher,
died ON sycamore street, near Front, last
night about 10 O'Clock from the effects OF
the heat.
Mr.. ID. T.. Fonhay, Of the Bluff City
Zouavcs, crack colocd company, will
leave for Nashville Wednesday morning In
the interest Of the company.
Willie Goodman, tho tive year old spn
of Mr. VI. Goodman, fcll out Of tree IN
front Of his fathers residence ON Vance
street about go O'Clock yesterday after
noon. aud was probably fatally hurt.
Tho alarm Of FIRE at 3 Is o'clock ycsicr.
DAY afternoon was caused by n slight blaze
at the residence Of NJ. Kahn, ON second
street, near Poplar. Parncll, ono OF the
engine horses, was dangerously hurt by
being struck by the hose carriage.
A two story brick building at tho north.
east corner OF Monroe and DcSO,o streets.
owned by J. Naccaro aud occupied by a.
Sandhisk ~ a saloon. was damaged by ilro
60 the extent Of about so early yesterday
morning. Both the building aud c1nieni.
were fully covered by insurance. The iirc
was Of inocndiary origin.
Capt. llackett received letter ycslcr.
dap from Chief Of Police Hubbard, OF
Chicago, inquiring after tho whereabouts
oi Christian Hall aud family. who were by
mistake directed from that city 10 Mem.
pitts Capt liackctt instituted n search
Tor the missing family, and located them
ut the city hospital, where Hall u quite
III. The family will bc sent back 10 CHI.
cngo, where they have irienda
Adam Eastman aud Arthur Gray, both
\ colorcl, implicated with the negro mol
who assaulted party of white gentlemen
nj Elmwooi cemetery on election day,
wore given preliminary hearing by
Squire Powell yesterday anil wcro held a.
answer for their oiieRsc o. tho criminal
court. Eastman furnished bond, but Gray
wis not 30 fortunate aud WIS committed n
jail. More arrests will follow.
Mai. llankins, In charge Of the Tonnes
SEQ Midland surveying party that has been
campcd near Nashville al work iOr several
weeks having completed the final location
10 and through Nashville. left Friday iOi
Decatur county 10 mako change ia IL,
location Of the line. II Is thought thai
eight miles OF the line will be- changed ant
that tho road will b. made 10 pa.s through
Docatnfyille la consideration Of a salts
factory subscription by tho town.
Sam Holmes. the negro who was sho
last sunday. died yesterday afternoon ai
O'Clock at the city hospital from the ciIoct
OF his wound. Il developed nj the coro
ncfs inquest, presided over by squir
barry, that Holmes had been shot by
Charles Allen, colofcd, with whom be- La
previously quaucled abou, woman
Squire Barry issued a warrant Tor Allen
arrest and placed Il In the hands ii dep
uty sheriff but at latest accounts Il ha,
not been served.
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COUNTY COURT oHAIRMANsHrP.
Squire Slaughter says He WIN sorv,

Squire Slaughter says He win Servo
TIN January. All tho Same.
Everything about the chairmanslip Of
the ncwly-clectcd county court Is as clear
as mud.
Chairman Slaughter. who was among
the iortunaics returned last Thursday for
n term Of six years, with one OF two others
seen by an ArPEAL reporter, thinks he
will serve out the full term Of one year for
which he was elected in January last /,
without another election. Others do
not entertain tho same view. but
argue that man cannot continue TO pre-.
side over n body that had nothing 90 do
with his elevation. II u alsJ Questioned
whether a chairman could be elected for
one year by a court membership that had
only six months 10 exist, when there was
not even a certainty that he would be
among the now elect. Tug Atrial
Yesterday announced that plots were
already being formed TO pit against
Squire Slaughter In the race, the
supposition being that tempo.
tafy chairman would be elected In
October TO serve until the ensuing regular
elections. A reporter, meeting the squire
Yesterday, inquired II hc was shaping
things b. meet and down the opposition
"liadn't heard Of AM" was his satisfied
reply.
are already at work among the nou
magistrates, for tho purpose OF sitting on
you In October"
They can't ut on me In October, iol
my term IL not out until January, AM
4 A I. a +
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hackers, and the Woman Suirragists, and
other reform movements. They also sug.
gest that a convention be held at Chicago
some time this month for the purpose OF
organizing Mrs. Lockwood, as the prcsi-
dental candidate for the Equal Rights
party, naturally feels that this movement
is trenching upon her lawful preserves,
and she has accordingly written the fol-
lowing vigorous reply to the Philbrook d
Dean CIRCULAR
'WASmSdroN, July 81, 1888
"Messrs Philbrook 4 Dean,
"Your circular letter with reference to a
union OF the various labor organizations,
Prohibition and Greenback parties duly
received and considered. As the princi.
pies which you desire to promote by n
new party are precisely those enumerated
by tho Equal Rights party, why not unite
with us at once without the delay and ex.
pense OF calling convention when YOU
should he putting electoral tickets in the
field? Yours for union, now and forever,
"BELvA A. LOCKWOOD,
"Nominee of the Equal Rights party"
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HAVE THEY FOUND HIM ?
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT or A
SOLID BASIS FOR A CONTEST.
Col. Hamilton Says He Has the Man
Who Did the Business In the First
Ward 49, Necessity for Organization
Among Democrats.

"we'vc got him, and the contest will
certainly take place
This il about the size OF what tho Re-
publicans Of local celebrity are CRYING
from the housc,ops aud street corners,
having reference TO Thursdays election.
There seems to be no definite under
standing on the subject, but il is more on
the order OF wild scramble iOr whatever
may turn up.
An ArPEAL man beheld Col. 7. A. Ham
ilton and Mr.. John I. Moss m earnest
conversation in front OF the laitcrs office
Yesterday afternoon. OWNING that the
burden OF their discourse was ON the all
absorbing topic Just now, the reporter
drew nigh unto them and inquired OF Col.
Hamilton:
"what are you all going TO do abou, the
elcction?"
"Pm in favor Of con,esting. and will
give all my time and what money | can
spare to the cause"
"Ilayc you any proof that you believe
would warrant this action?'
eyes, n little. | have the man who
said he did the business In the First ward
Both are well known"
what was the nature Of the business,
and how did you get it,
''The man says he put in 800 fraudulent
ballots one time and 2O0 another. Ills in
tention was 10 get in 600 altogether. but
somehow or other he fell short. II this
be true, Zach Tnylor's count IL about right.
As 10 how I got II, those who were 10
compensate him came up with only $40
against $50 for doctoring the sixth warl
at the las, election, and he kicked. Tho
proof we have about tho Sixth ward this
time Is somewhat similar"
DEMOCRATS. ORGANIZE
II any one thing was determined by
THURSDAYS election, Il was that the negroes
were thoroughly organized TO support the
Republican ticket. Few OF them could be
induced, under any consideration, 10 vote
any other. This revelation put the Dem.
ocfats TO thinking and when November
arrives they will no doubt be ready 10
meet the enemy In good shape. Said County
Court Clerk Quigley TO an ArrKAL report
or Yesterday
organize Democratic clubs wherever posi-
bic throughout the county, and II posi-
bic We lntcnu W nhNc tNerg ulAn Nchrlul
the party label enrolled rs members.
do not mean secret organizations, bu
omen, fearless workers. II Is patent fscI
that In no other way can we hope 10 cop,
successfully with the Republicans ir
November.
uARER N NOVEMBER,
The Democratic majority In Shelby
county was not 10 large that the party car
afford b. rest on It's oars and trust to orii
nary strength TO pull Il through 10 Noyem
Der President lIaddcn Is n shrcwd oh
server Of events political. and In converse
ton with an ArrTlL reporter yesterday h'
gave Il ~ his opinion that the result
meant even harder fight In November
The Republicans, pofceiying that thej
could probably turn the tide by changing
1000 votes, will work like beavers anI
spend money 10 got them.
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Washington sIccial 10 the Globe Dvurctat
Mrs. Bulya A. lockwood. presidential
candidate Of the Equal Rights party. has
received printed circular. dated At the
Office Of "rbilbOok a Dean. No. "a
Dearborn street, Chicago" In which
Mcssn Phillr)ok & Dean, whoever they
are. propose the organization Of n national
party. representing the interests Of PROFIT
hilton, the labor organizations, the Green.
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THE THEATRICAL SEASON.
october the Date OF Opening why II
Was Arranged so Far Ahead

OCTOBER the Date OF Oponing-Wby "
Was Arranged so Par Ahead.
Manager Frank Gray, Of the Memphis
thcator, has returned from New York.
and conhdenlially announces that the ap.
preaching seasons attractions will be
fully up 10 the standard, II not far above.
The IL, Of October Is the date arranged for
the regular season 10 open, but companies
may yet 10 secured 10 supply earlier
amusement. The main reason for this
seemingly late beginning, Is the fact that
hot weather continues until that date, and
the finer combinations prefer remaining
north and east until later period.
When the information was impaired 10
Prof Herman Arnold, q member Of the
orchestra, ho wondered at the laiencss.
1--WE have had the theatcr open hero from
September 10 June before the war. Q ID
u enjoyed romunorative patronage. Now
Il seems 10 open later each season. From
No,ober 10 tho middle Of April Is too
short"
"IIui do you believe Il can be properly
accounted for on the theory that our
weather Ia becoming warmer with each
succeeding Year, inquired au APPEAL re-
porter 70 whom the professor was talking.
Colder. colder, that Is, the winters arc.
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long-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine is an Alternative, and
causes n radical change in the system.
The process, in some eases, may not be
quito so rapid rs in others but. with
persistence, tho result Is certain.
Read these testimonials -
/" For two years suffered from a So
we're pain in my right side, and had
other troubles caused by torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
medicines fair trial without cure,
began to take Ayers Sarsapnrilla
was greatly benefited by the hrst bottlc,
and after taking ave bottles | was COM
plctsly cured - John W. Benson, 20
Lawrence ST., Lowell, Mass,
Last May n large carbuncle broke out
on my arm, The usual remedies hail no
effect and was confined 10 my bed for
eight weeks. A friend induced mo 90 try
Ayers Sarsaparilla, Less than three
bottles healed the sore. In all my expo-
Renee with medicine, mover saw moro
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Wonderful Results.

Another marked effect Of the uso Of this
medicine was the strengthening uf my
sight. - Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
al had dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly aud. NJ my broth
or aud sister were similarly afflicted.
presume the malady is hereditary. Last
winter, DIR. Tyron. (Of Fornandina,
Fla,) recommended me TO tako Ayers
Ssrsaparilla, and continue Il for a year.
For five months took IL daily. I have
not had a blcmish upon my body for tho
last three months. IT. u. Wiley, iij
Chambers st., New York City.
"Last fall and winter | wa, troubled
with dull, heavy pain In my side. I
did not notice IL much nj first, hut II
gradually grew worse until " became
almost unbcarnblc. During tho lattor
part of this time. disorders OF tho stom-
sch and liver increased my troubles. I
began taking Ayers Shrsaparilla, aud,
after faithfully continuing the uso ot
this medicine for some mouths. tho pain
disappeared and I was completely
cured" Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush,
Ilavcrhill, Mass.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED nv
Or. J. @. Aver 4 Co., Lowell. Mass.
Price 81; sin bottles, ts Worth ~ bottle.
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Mr. E.A. Ireland, ~ Brccn. Phillips &
Co. Nnshyllle. Tenn, says Il was afflicted
with Pile, iur twenty years aud tried
every remedy offered me, finally u-sl the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment u gave me
instant relief. aud las effected permanent
curr. Rangim Root Medicine 20, manu-.
fncturcr,. Nashville. Tenn. ~ cent, aud 81
pr bottle For sale at Holsters drug storu,
No. gsJ Main Nlreci
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THE SENATORIAL OUTLOOK.
Seats to Become Vacant - Where
Changes May Occur.

Changes May Occur.
From the Chicago Times
A corrected list OF the senators whose
terms will expire with tho close of the
present Congress that is, by March 4
next-is subjoincd. They number twenty.
six, or thirteen OF each party OF the
number, Wilson, Beck, Gibson and Wal.
thall have been reelected. Dolph,
or another Republican, will he named
from Oregon, which held its Lcgis-
latiye election last June Barbour has
been chosen Riddlcbcrgcrs SUCCESSOR The
Legislature has already been chosen in
Rhode Island. In the other States the
Legislatures which will ill senatorial va
cancics will DO chosen on the dates noted.
Political changes are probable only in
Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and Now
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When came here, in 1857. We had flow
ems in the yard the year round. don't
know ~ much about the summers, and
possibly they are warming up in proper.
ton 10 winters GOODNESS"
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METkoRIo pIsTuRpANcEs
Destroy Electrical Apparatus In New
York-An Operator Injured.

Destroy Electrical Apparatus IN rev
York-An Operator Injured.
Nav YoRK. Aug. I.--lleayy rain and
lightning prevailed In this city tonight
The lightning In tho telegraph Offices
caused much alarm, while the rain came
down In torrents. A bolt Of lightning ran
from tho electric lighting wires Of tho
United States Illuminating company 20
their building NJ the foot Of East Twenty.
ninth street and set iirc 10 the switch
board, from which they rapidly spread TO
the roof. Tho iircmcn, assisted by The
heavy rain, exiinguished the flames and
only 500 damage was done, but all the
lights Of that company on tho cast OF
Broadway, between fiiiysccond and
Fourteenth streets, were put out, and two
dynamos, valued nj $4,000. were ruined.
In the Western Union operating room ono
operator was disabled by a severn shock
that silcnccd many wires, burned out
electric lamps and fillcd the place with =
vivid flame and cut Of communication
temporarily. Destruction Of churcho. and
barns Is reported from the interior Of the
State.
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o'NUi,aN r4iiarHr corner fiith AMI Krri
Streets Chrls'a, lfiJ Algusi \ lNA 'AtHHHiNi,
aR.i b, years wife y uNvil
Tuactai will ,skt piece from fu,iioncc thi.
tsuNDAY1 Afternoon af o'iD.A Services NJ ~
nnslds church. iFfiuls and srlualnlanors ar
invited 10 atiand.
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The Louisiana Legislature, elected in
April, 1858, for four years, has not only 70.
elected Gibson to succeed himself in 1880
but has chosen Horny y. White to succeed
Eusiis in 1891. Il
The New Hampshire Legislature. 10 bo cleo ~
cnlirc In November ucNt and which meets IN June
next ycnt 1, likely 10 he called uu 4, eltt fDr both
senatorial seats ~ su1 iSli
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YUSy,tu Noticr.

PATTi.ON H.ult md acquaintance, oi
Thomas ~ sud A.. vINuyi1n nfu iuyiiri ~ ~
ioni me funeral oi .f daughter. AoSn ~ l.
pAutsJs. from cal, .IUfHh. corner adams ani
rccund streets. this NDAil afternoon ~ . ~
ufIuHE
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A NgEKuSA LODI Nu int y nni q
"A A. viii mai iu sIaf.i communication w
tDmuffow lNiOSDNt HfHi A"srsiG 81 Nv
oglpcE Waiting bfuIl... lfat,fnall invited
~ order NJ T. lA1loh W. ".
Attest DJBaH T. TutpIH effyety,
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liINrr IrIrurAm..

PITTsH'RG. Ia. Aus q - River stationary
Weather clear ani Vvfl hot
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug. i.Sypn River o
i"ci 7icnih' aud falling Weather i'if aud plea.
VICKsBURG, Mis-. Aug 4 River falling
pas.cd down Paris q nfuNu ~ daylight foft
fads and bafscs. 81 l1uis ~ New Orleans, this
evening
CiNCISSATI. o.. Aug Noon River feet
4 Inches and iaiiing Weather pleasant show co.
dnfinr the afternoon nrplftrl Granite state
Memphis Nishi--iivrf icci inchc, Ahi
falling. Weather cloudy. Thermometer ~
KEw ORLEANS -, AUG. l.-Iou kads and
hargrs will arrive Monday night Weather
partly cloudy aud wafm Arrived luls sud
low Harry lhpun anil toe, uhio fiyef, beiltt~i
city II ~ Louis. - ioui. HAIRY lfo~n aud TOW,
lftsburE
LOUIsviLf.K Ky. Ava l=-soon-Rlyef TALL
slowly. With fleet inches In the canal anl isvi
7 inche. oq the falls linsiness goci weather
clcaf aud plras.nt only ~ i'rta At flint islalri
Night Riyrf falling vlth ic.i inrhe. In thr
anal aud feet inches on the falls Bushes,
SD Weather clear aud violet
CAIRO H.. Aug t=Noon Arrived City "
Pfuyldrncc n. Louis . pm. Kidney Dillon ~
| Louis sam tt " iioyir ~ tnuis. an. D.
parrd 'iiyoi rro1idrnfr Nalrh-s tam. Rivri
| u i~rt inches sud isllins weather cloady AMI
| t.1uis fpm.. John Dilhrti Tcnncss-a liver Z
pm New south, ~ Louis ON, DEPARTED
u " iloEio. New ofieans epm John 1llteii
~ Louis spml N's ollh fsdncah. pm
/ Clty ~ iainn N1ug, Nru uficans pm, kiyci
Is fcct snd isillnx weather cloudy sud wsfin.
|
Tnr Louisville 4 Nashville railroad will
rcll round trip tickets 10 Chicago on the
lih, 9Th and 0lh ipr the low price Of w.
Tickets good iof thirty days Tickets on
sale nj no. Jl2 Main street. and nj the
depot. ' JonN \ scOtr.
40. Ticket Agent.
CrowS wash bIuo doe. perfect work
/ al. A
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UsK Syrup OF Prunes for constipation.
For sale by all dfuggisIA
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t,tI,

CnowS wash bIuc doe. perfect work
Give u q trial.
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unaeIk,rrca kilograms.

List Of uniclivcrrd ,clcgrims remaining
ut the Western Union Telegraph ollico sat.
nrllay NIGHT. Angnsi q
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Accompanying them will b. the follow.
int, inIins anil ,ynntInmnp.

The plan y % Stop siN nouns NJ UhirngO,
where the courtcsios Of the Palmer house
company. Thence they will proceed Ia
OconOmowoc and there 20 into camp Tor
three weeks Their subsequent plans will
hereafter he announced Ia TITS ArPgAL
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THE STANDARD IS REVOLUTION IN SEWING MACHINES

Is bg other machines Howe art invention was
the work other machines
hrl.r m mu- LLr .LmL.. Do oLcI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

State bonds were quiet. Georgia IS gold sold
at lO6 and Virginia IS deferred receipts at La
. IS. OF city bank STOCKS America sold 90
,25 at l54.
There was a large and elldistributcd business
done Ia bonds at 1uIl aud advancing figures. Inc
sales Of railway bonds, outside OF the Stock La
change, since the incoming OF the New Year TO
actual investors VINO take them up and pay Tor
them never was equalled in the cOuntrys history.
The Stock Exchange, by its methods, has driven
the bulk OF that business away from II, the same
as its every legislative act OF the last two years
has tended to build up "a growing rival tor pub
lie confidence. In tOdays business Burlington
and Quincy As, Nebraskas again were feature
aud they advanced to 90 5-Sa93 l-2. Toledo, Ann
Arbor and North Michigan irsts rose from "a 81
to 06. Newly orll, Chicago and St. Louis Is were
firm at 90 and West Shore As at 90 "a. Central
of New-Jcrscy new firsts firm at 100 10.
Texas and Pacific incomes advanced So to 81 IA
ana hrsj Rios up 3-S TO.
OF unlisted securities dealt IN a. the Stock Ex-
change Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold O0) at
33 Ia Duluth. South Shore and Atlantic preferred
5000 at 81 l-2a3l "a and Mexican National new
frsts $1,000 at 04 5-4 and old certificates
1853 COO at Al l-a4?.
Money was nominal at 1-2a3 per cent
REPORTS RECEIVED FROM WASHINGTON.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were 1853, 957, and the internal revenue
receipts were 1893. 40. This United States Treas
ury received 81 50, 900 National bank notes for
demDtIOn, aud tue receipts for the week were
follows: