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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude certificate market preserved fair degree
OF seadness yesterday considering how sharp has been
the rally from the depression to so cents. The bears
supported by field news OF character encouraging
their operations gusher being reported Legons.
vllc In Beaver County, while one OF the McCalmOn
wells at Brush Creek has developed a lively Of
output. The effect o. these reports. coupled with the
loss Of support through the covering Of part OF the
speculative short Interest, reelected in a
from 81 Sas6 cents to 81 6s cents The decline aed
any significant liquidation and the rallied
nearly / cent. The scarcity Of certificates
continues and renewals OF loans wore gem
orally made premiums OF 10 cents per
600 barrels The condition Of tho carrying rates IL
urged hr the bears argument against the chances
OF from ruling figures the fact being entirely
ignored that the oil OF the organized producers
IA the market well the other fact
cannot aGor to run much risk
loans in view Of the marrow volume OF outstanding
compared with the extent Of the interest represented by
short operations. After May l the question may ne
raised whether the producers VIII decide to stand
upon" the practical "pur at 30 cents on July l. which
the. hold acanst STANDARD OIL Company. II look:
II the Ohio OF Club would b. temporarily abandoned
hy the bear faction the emphatic statements from
the Standard oil interests to the faufe OF their OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Yesterdays speculative wheat market somewhat
Irregular but tho trading generally was without much
animation total dealings In the different options
wcr less than 900 bushels the bulk OF which
I'm switching transactions In the May June and July
deliveries There new features developed, and
the fluctuations purely reflection OF the Chicago
market The range OF variations did not exceed 1-2G
"A cent either way and the closing prices repro sent
small decline on some months while others show frac
tiond gains The opening cr'os were at unchanged
Ggures May selling So IA. This was followed by
hn,r.h feeling IN Chicago, which reflected In the
iorai market by n decline vi lia3o cent ~ 81 IS
Later in the day there was rise Of l2a3.4 cent on
NOR Encouraging cable adyces which was followed by
rnewei WEAKNESS and the market settled back l'sa35
IN Va =; ON Nav closing steady. On the curl May
stronger and sold at 80 Liza IS 1915. closing at 80 81
cents The options closed follows: April. So Il !;
NAV SO A June, a. 10; July. 50 l2; August, s. IL
September Sc, and December. 80 7S. Spot wheat was
moderately active and steady A. a rul" throughout
mers taking about 9 900 bushels. while $4,000 bushels
bought for export.
long Interest at the west The trading was somewhat
active consequent upon the decline nearly lOOOODO
bushels changing hands. The final figures were April
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.


Albany, April 2o.-In the Court OF Appeals to-day tho
following argued
No. 003-John II. Waugh, ct al, appellants. agt Sea-
board Bank, respondent:
No. c79-Henry A. Root, ct al, respondents, agt
Frederick +. Olcott, receiver, appellants.
No oS4-New.Yo and Western Union Telegraph
Company, appellant. ag Hugh j. Jcwet receiver Of the
Erie Railway Company. respondent
No 2s5-Uorace X. Kelly. respondent. agt Alexander
V. Davidson sheriff appellant Dismissed under rule 81
No 2S7-Edwin b. Wilcox appellant, ast the Mayor
ETC., of New.York respondents Judgment affirmed by
default.
No. 2oo-Charles II. Moore. receiver appellant agt
the American and Trust Company respondents
No o95-James B. Thomas, treasurer VI the Willard
Asylum. respondent. agt the Board Of Supervisors OF
Wcstchester County, appellant Submitted
The day calendar for Monday is as follows: Nos. 2SG
90 go 297. 2os. 900. 400 and 722
In the Second Division:
No 470-Thomas IL. Wilson. respondent agt Kings
County Elevated Railroad Company appellant.
No ss5-MehetaDol G. Grain, respondent. ogt. John
Wright, appellant
No 49o-Thomas c. Clark, appellant. ast Joseph
Bluncnthal, ct al. respondents.
No. 4SS-Margaret Boyle, et al, respondents, agt
Satra Lawton. al, appellants. Submitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 26 GSpecIal).-Cp to within fifteen
minutes Of the close, neither Ream nor Cudahy, nor
Hutchinson took any share in the market Just be-
fore the close however there some high roling'
George Smith, Of the big shorts, covered con-
siderable line, and Hutchinson sold about 100000
bushels. New Workers, presumably under the lead
Of Ed' Cotrel aud Deacon White were considcrable
buyers during the day. The ides that Hutc hiDs0n
bull on wheat abandoned. lie Is known
TO be short much June as he Is long July wheat
Instead Of having a motive for billing the market
he Is even, and has already handsome thing In his
straddlc, with the prospect ahead Of bigger proht
when Jnns drops under July. July wheat opened
here at 20 10 cents, sold between 20 3s and 70 IL
closed at IS 81 cents. May kept about IL. juno
about . over July. May corn opened at 81 81
and closed at 3;1 76 cents, the bottom prices
The Milwaukee May oats clique was selling again
today tho price for May dropping to 81 SO cents,
the bottom far. Provisions kept within narrow
limits pork. lard and short ribs closing about whore
they opened. On the curb July wheat sold at 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

a. IL; May ~; june, a. July AZ 3s; August, 40 -
and September a 1S. Cash however, was stronger
with lighter offerings and closed 1441-2 higher Snip
Ders so, 600 bushels.
0at. showed decided weakness in all grades opscnss
Sa34 heavy liquidation At the west and tno
speculation brisk. the final quotations being: May,
% IA June, % Is, and July, % So. 49,
Lard stronger and from sac points higher, with
vigorous speculation Exporters took 200 uerccs:
The closing figures were: April, 81 II; Nay 81 II |;
June, 81 81 July 81 25 August 81 49, and September.
o. 80.
Boston reported YESTERDAY were as follows: wheatx
Il 27s bushels; corn, COL bushels; oats. u.s. H3
bushels; total grain, 2sl,423 bushels -four. 23,03i
packages. At Chicago. Milwauk"c and ST. Louis The
bushels Data 1911 1877 bushels grain 1913 e63 BUSH
els; flour, .234 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
THE COURTS
SIGNING NOTES SHE COULD NOT READ

SIGNING NOTES SHE COULD NOT READ.
Miss Mary Peck, daughter of the late Ira Peck. who
sen her an annuity of $4,000, married Giovanni
DanesI an Italian in 1880. in Paris. They remained
In that city until 1884. Besides the annual income
she had about $4,000 which had been left TO her by
her two brothers. Mrs. Dancsi says that while in
paris at her husbands request, she signed promssory
notes for over $4,000 from herself and her husband
~ Rattista SuereCllo of Turin. Italy, They
written in French and Italian. which languages she
did not undes and. and she did not know what they
xese Smcreglio died. and James l.. Skilln, his an
cilary administrator. sued Mr. and Mrs. Danesi for
the amount of the Judgment having been taken
NV default against the defendants for S56,452 H. on
account of the failure Of their lawyer 10 answer the
complaint, other lawyers engaged by the defend
ant and they yesterday moved before Justice 1ngra-
ham I'm tho Supreme Court. Chambers, for rclearlng
The decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
COSTIGAN DID NOT LIBEL HIM.

Judgment for Thomas Costigan in the suit brought
against him by William J. Best se5 600 damage
for alleged SANDER given by Justice Beaeh IN inc
Supreme Court Special Term, yesterday on the demurrer
interpoed by the defendant IL avsrred that Cos
Gan said to the defendant "You indicted man ana
fugitive from justice The judge that the language
referred In the complaint is not acuonSbe OF ltsc
AS no special damage svesred the demurrer the judge
SAYS ustalncd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

be taken away from him until, the action is decided.
Edward X. Jones represents the plaintiff and Howe &
Hummel the defendant The decision reserved.
An attachment granted by Chief Justice McAdam.
Of the City Court yesterday against tho property Kyre
Beew, the actor in the suit brought against him by
Wolf and Henry Dazian to s273 for stage
tune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
COURT CALENpARs-To-DAY.

euPRxMK CouKr-GRsrHAL TERA.-Reoess continued.
SUPREME COURT CHAABERs - Before ingrahsm' -
Motions
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEcrAL TERN Before Trua1' j.
Motions
CouRr-Cerks calendar called at 1910 O'Clock
SURRoeATE's Before Ransom. S=WiIls OF James
Bakloy. 1880 IA. IN; Felix Horn. p H. No proo''o ca
endar
COMMON PLRAs-sPEcnL TERM Before Booksnver j.
Motions
CRY CouRr-GEyER.L TreM-Before .McAdam. C. J..
Browne and Mc3own. JJ-Appeas from orders anu JUG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
y The historic mansion Of the late JOHN
GREIG, situated in the beautiful village OF
Cananaaieua. n. Y, Is offered for sal" by
The undersigned.
The structure is four stories in height, in.
GLIDING yls basement, is built Of bliek and
granite, Of a style OF architecture that pre-
vailed In England at the beginning of tho
present century, the plahs ana CRAVINGS
having been approved by the most enlEcot
architects Of both London and Edinburgh,
" whom they were subm tied By Mr.. Grcig.
Besides the natural beauties OF the place.
IT," grounds have been under the highest
cultivation for fifty years; they incluie
broad lawns, stately trees, extensive Hover
gardens. conservalOrics and grapcries. Sta
bles and other outbuildings suitable 10 such
an establishment are connected with th'
place. The properly j. located near the
head Of the principal street. in the most
l"autiiul village IN Western New-N ork,
upon elevated grounds that command cAten;
sive and magnificent views OF the lake and
surrounding country.
Canandalgua has population Of about
eight thousand. and It's wide streets, eaten
sive lawns and stately old houses bear Les,i'
mOny u the intelligence, cultivation ana re-
finemcnt Of its people. It's educational ad-
vantages are Of high order, there b,ing
within it, borders an endowed institution
FOR the education Of boys and two widely
celebrated schools FOR the instruction of
young ladies. I;s streets orc provided with
a thorough system OF sewcraa" and are
lighted with electricity, an abundant supply
of pure water Is furnished It's Inhabitants
from the beautiful lake which bears It's
hhm". the shores Of which ap, dotted with
charming summer homes. and upon historic
spot midway between its cXtrerntics Is To-
v%''n new cOnmOdiOus and elegantly fur
hlShed hotel Photographic views and fur
,nef MIofniaton furnished upon application
PIERCE e. WILLIAMS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

Argument was heard by Judge Bookstaver In the Court
y, cowmon Pleas Spccai Term yesterday the oppca-
t,on Of Louise Harris almony in her suit for seara-
tIon from Abraham Harris. dealer In wooen rags at
No 145 Duanest sne charges her husoahu WIN STRIKING
her and abusing CHILDREN ana asks mat the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
Bnsiness Chances.

A UTOMATIC WEIGHING SCALE
n Patent for sale. or IA manufacture on
royalty. The most simple and perfect In
action yet invented. Address A. VI. WHITE,
o43 South Ma!n-st., Waterbury. Conn.
~ HANCE OF A LlFETIME.-Old
~ e,tabl shed fiult and produce business for
sale must sell immediately at immense sac
Hncc for best OF reasons. III Fulton-st.,
Brooklyn.
HOTEL BUSINESS FOR SALE.-New-
i L England Hotel, BOwery and Bayard-st.,
covering 3 lots; 40 large light rooms
ss 600, including furniture and S-years'
lease win clear SIS. 900 yearly: owner retir-
ing from business Immediately.
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No. 4ss-Henry H. Seymour. respondent ast. Matthias

No. 4s3-Henry II. Seymour. respondent agt. Matthias
Smith, ct al, appellants
No 495Samuel Durlng, ct al. nppe'lants. agt Board
OF Education OF Brooklyn, respondent. - -
49, No 4e4-George g. Dada, appellant ast tiles O.
appellant m.
The following the day calendar for Monday Nos Co.'S
A3. AS. 475. 400. $50, 404 and 407 .
The Second Division Will take . recess on May ., ana
convene at Saratoga Spa June 80
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Washington April 26.Tho proceedings In the supreme
Court to-day were as follows
No. 74o-J. C. Anderson. administrator. etc., Gu a.
appellants agt James S. Watts, executor. etc. ct a.
Motion TO dismiss or affirm submitted
No. 756-J. NJ. North. appellant aet. Andrew fcte's
Motion to dismiss submitted.
No. 9, original eX parte: In the matter OF Ha'oh
Parker, petitioner. Submitted.
No. 292-Charcs March. appellant, agt Frederick
Emkon Continued per stipulation.
No. 299-Emile Corneily appellant. agt Freeman ID
Marckwad. Argued.
No. o95-The Board Of Commissioners OF Delaware
County Indiana plaintiff in error, ag the Dieboid Sae
and Lock Co.. ct al Submitted
No. 29G-Louis Mette al. plaintiffs in error, agt
Daniel L. McGuckin. Submitted
No. o9s-The City Of Evansville plaintiff in error
agt Augustus r. Post and No. 299 the Cry OF Evans
willie. plaintiff In agt the Augusta savings Bank
Dismissed with pursuant 10 the 10th rule
No. 3oo-Thc ST. Louis and San Francisco Railway
Co.. appellant agt. Walter S. Johnston. Continued per
stipulation.
No. 9oe-A NJ. Palmer plaintiff in error ast. F. F.
No soS~Benjamin u Keyser receiver. etc, plaintiff
in error. Jane C. Hitz Continued per 'upu'a'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
Gelp Uanico.
Males.

A GENTS WANTED to sell the "Self-
"A Lighting Pocket Lamps" big money
during the Centennial. 104 Fulton-st.
WANTED Agents and good street men
w 10 handle something entirely new
very good money. 203 Fast dsth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

Refined oil unchanged at the recovery OF Thurs
day 0Sb cents per gallon In NewYork and 6To cent
ia Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Real Gstate.

Il OR SALE OF 70 exchange for unim-
proved property: tenement nei ghborhood
preferred: handsome fats on 9th. ave-,
Dosth Of 90th-st, including corner.ju.t com.
eleted; for further particulars address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

pcrmens profitable treatment Of the Western
crude article The duness Of the export season and the
activity of the drill will doubtless be their main reliance
The market closed steady
The range OF prices ana the total dealings were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
Rooms il)antr0.

n ENTLEM wants richly furnished
VI large hall room. with large clo>rt, with
or without board between 18th and Both
SITS, West Side; state price and full partic-
ulars none but Americans need address
HOME COMFORT, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
Real estate iOante0.

w I'LL trade $4,000 10 per cent divi-
w dcnd having stock in good manufac-
turing business for a desirable piece OF real
estate in New-York City. Address, with
particulars, u. THOMAS, Box 10. Tribune
ONCE.
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domestic Gituatlons Oanteo
Males.

COACUMAN.-By q 1rst-closs German ;
u married small family careful driver ;
sober and trustworthy hrstclass reference
from late employer; city or country. Call
or address 4. g.. Scotch Plains. n. }.
COACHMAN. by an Englshman; sin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
for Sale.

IN OLD ESTABLISHED butter, egg and
n cheese business location central doing
a large business; III health cau'e Of selling ,
no agents Apply " J. FIIZGLRALD, 3OS
West J2d- St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
flats Co frt, FURNISHED

v cry desirable furnished corner flat not
far from the Park and near elevated
station on 6th-ave. road u lrt for entire
summer; very low rent To desirable family
NIFTY. Box PIG. Tribune Uptown ONCE,
,23S broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

w ANTFD.-To exchange for a Kentucky
w bred and gated saddle hors- siA-year-
old roadster; Ia. white stripe in face. white
stockings; sound and kind; wcll-built
strong gated can ttot better than three g
minutes; never been handled for speed A
young hOrsc a. every respect. Address
Owner Box 81, East Orange. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

COACHMAN and USEFUL-MAN.- by
~ young Protestant; thoroughly c0npe'
tent In all details, city references. Address
III. NJ, Tribune Uptown ONCE, ,235 II way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
domestic 5itnations Wanteo

CHAMD BERNARD BY an English Prot
~ estant; Two years reference; is compe'
serve in courses, understands salads. wines,
| etc careful in handling china, silver, brio.
a.brac, etc. wages moderate city or coun-
! try AMERICAN TRAINING SCHOOL.
fS2 3d-aNc.
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6ouscs 90 Get, FURNISHED

Country.
IL URNISHED COTTAGES, near Noun
i tain House Cornwall Heights. Al
dress J. w. MEAGllER, Cornwall on II I'd
son. n. y.
- OUTH SIDE LONG ISLAND Sixty
- furnished cottages ~ lent Patchoeue.
Bellport, Blue Point. BaypoIt catalogues
on application. POTTER & PRICE. Patch
0guc. l.. |.
ITO LET.-Fu!ly furnished Groom cot
: taGe. minutes walk from water and
depot. Address l.. ID. SIMONS. Last
ROckaway, l.. /.
T,O LET.-For the summer; T. rnishrd
Il cottage at Coopersiown, n. Y; IL
rooms contains all modern conyeniences :;
within 3 minutes walk Of Otscgo Lake /;
barn will accommodate FIVE horses; team.
carriages. and Jersey COW furnished If Dr.
sired terms reasonable. Address OWEN
McCABE. CoOperstOwn. ~ Y.
WATCH HILL.-A fully furnished cot
w tage. ocean side. Watch Hin. i. |.
For rent by HENRY w. ROGERS. Agent.
Baltimore Md.
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Dreesmakin9.

NOUNG PARISIENNE DRESSMAKER
4 arriving from Paris. makes spring and
summer styles at moderate prices. with Pa
rsian chic. Nine. DIZAN. 2O2 West 3sth-st
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Conntrn Real Gstatc for Sale

GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR- IL and.
y some residences and building sites
for sale; houses 10 l9. season or year.
CLARENCE Il TUBBS. Beekman-st.
N. Y.
l'IlEITY COTTAGE. Crawford. n. J.
n Eight rooms all improvements beau
tifulIy located high ground; cheap. L.,
Box 1870 Westfcld y. }.
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NOR SALE or 20 exchange for unirDpioVcd
Il property: tenement neighbofhoo1 pre-
feced handsome fats on 9th-ave, south OF
yDth-st, including corner Just competed.
Tor further particulars address i. i. Cali
IAHAM 230 East 42d.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

DOR SALE. Elegant new private dwell:
II Ing; only 3 left Out Of IL and
ttory on 92d.st. aear Madison-ave; also
irst-class investment property ana lots 1t
low prices good commission paid To brokers.
inouirc PHI. REAENDER. 46 Eas: y2d. 81
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QIS WEST l45lU.ST., near l. station
VI New 3-stOry brick aud brownstone
ueh-st0op basement aud cellar latest I'M
pfoVen"nts; VIII b" SOiG at graf Ddr-
sam easy lefIls: seen from 10 10 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

NOR SAIE.-NOrth side OF 90lh-si., west
y " shave, and overlooking Central
J,afk: beautiful 4-story stone front dwell
ly-, with extension cabinet finish through,
cut; best plumbing WORK. iniaid hoors ;
prices reasonable terms 10 SUI inspection
invited. Apply on premises, GEORGE j.
HkMIITON nuilI1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
Citp Real estate for Sale.

A bARGAIN-Fo sale, d 5-story brick
u double tenement. 2jX75NlO0; s2d. 81.
"a and 90 ayes. good investment; easy
terms. Apply PETER 4. CALLAHAN,
230 East 42d-st.
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.

T. Or SALE-No. 72S Hancock St, Brook
in; nIst housc from Patcben-ave. ; a
2.stofy, basement and cellar, brick and
DfyGhstOhe hOu>e 10 rooms; all improve
1iehts VIII BE- I'D at a bargain terms easy.
Inquire ot HENRY ROTH, ia Mcserole-
s., Brooklyn.
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The eAitiith hotel, corner second ana
Pine, IL now open To. the travelling public
and commercial trade Strictly nrstclan.
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Gondman for Conxres..

EHLESsBUEa, sept. s-peicgafes from
tse Lower Sound 10 the number OF aisaut
City heid caucus in the private car of
the King cousty delegation tonight Scy-
eral mem berS from the eastern part of the
state were in attsnisnce, taf took no par;
IN the deiib. FstiuTs. IL ass decided 20
support Browae for governor aud 63odmsu
for congress Alter considerable discuss
ion IL was determined ia present TIE name
OF l. &. Gilman, of Seattle, for lieutenant
governor.
The delegates were gerv faEnrasly dis.
posed toward tSrifitts for congress bat
they felt they coulin't support both h,m
aud Browne. and ~ Il WSe decided fs off ?
htm the attorney genersisbip. II be would
aceepf.
" H. Whittlesiy wss delisset upon ~
candidate for secretary of state Whit.
ficsly j. 'he representative If Toe ysaus
Democracy. snd the caucus Of xii the dele
cations reveals that his chsncs.s for uosa-
iusflon ssc mere than good
The slate for suPre ne judges j. White,
~hsrg~fein Eesvfs. Jntssn sBa Na.n Oh
cautse the 'ies represented Ia fhis Caucus
80 lsss than cns third .f 1Ae entire con
Ye4tian. Fut thar they Si exercise = yers
tss,s II inisenCe ia the shauiHg If the ~.
suits saFnorrow eAnnos - doubted
Dr. Marion Of Msils wsils. nue % the
rnost proraiBeut politicians In that part q.
WssatngfOn. has t>-eu mentioned the
next chairman Of the state central CON
m.ftee.
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Or bsTnssetn hsnss and orcheS--s. n wsv,
: cssnTxrs IN fhe b9rroosn Of rA@ gss--as
nof1se tssatehs- Hugh Wallace. \ sa.nr
Isezn1crazie ssasies al Pleryse esssspsv. a..
s-isessi fsse snppors 9 I bis aesexAfso.. 49,
sotxresks tszs bis sncie<ty and nix rru.
aence forlsste his scoepsarce- H5x s.ssn..
hA2s snd prehahay vii - prxs<eotxss fgsr
tempo sry Akxssmaa.
InfEs u en- eyery hand n sxrs~s~xSeE, al
ssfonoamezas az>eagss aesexsrs.~ Al the
Srsss eaerxs ard ss flsffy siispsxr~d hr shs
psaFie OF kileashurg in ura,assktEnx ss<
Town After sne cre. Brick taslsssnrs. ss,r,-
tanning ninety SIX xEorezenns. arv fStrsy
under Way. and several hare already eeer,
completed
Inc fsssfiNTKfiE5EStKR viii he en-
aoseo 10 Present . much essses rerssrs az
lac Dsmoerstr ecEyengion dan /, tisi
- tne hsEsacaiean one af Ws.la Walls
a~ieg TO the lzmenfaely snSafssrsep, pc
szslon taaie By the telegraph snpsiv .
o'hce, which Was swampei aDd no pauer
fsseised more than half Z rcrorx. and thss
as sent IN lsssr shape The u.aafer II
Toe western Union ofsee here has ar.
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