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Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-26

Mrs. Southworth, who shot Samuel Pettus in New York, passed another restless night in the Tombs and was not permitted to see any visitors. It is almost impossible for her to get any sleep, and her attendants would not be surprised if she were to become vio. lently insane.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-26

Our stock is complete with new Carpets, new Bedroom and Parlor Suits. new Lounges. Fancy house on easy terms the lowest cash prices Now is your opportunity Come and gee us,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-26

Building associations have met with much favor in Great Britain. There are about two thousand five hundred building associations, with over six hundred thousand members, in the United Kingdom. Last year the receipts were upward of $10o, ,OO0, ,OO0.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-26

The Democratic fight before election is very interesting and the indications are that 1t will continue after election.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-26
Lend Us Your Ear,
We Don't Stretch Things

Aud we will pay you big interest on the loan. ton and profit to know where you can get the best Nalue for
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-26
Now. Listen to This.

When we say that our immensely varied stock the best the biggest and the cheapest line of good avo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-The market for bricks is
nm and other material steady fair demands Haver-
straw Hard Bricks. quoted s6ds9 25 per 1000; sh
kilis IS G22ds5 S72 Up-River Hard, $685. rs; Jer-
eyS al 500 % Pale Bricks SO 25ds3 rs Croton Dark
and Red s156sl6; Croton. Brown, e4df15. Resemble
Cement 95cdsi 10 per n American Portland s2as2 - :
English Portland s2 15as2 30 German Portland; 81 800
90 20 Rockand Common Lime 81 per bbl and DO finish
ing 81 90; State Lime, Soc; St. Johns Lime. 9OGoo;
Laths. 80 i5as22 5 per 1000. Coats HAIR 23a2Sc per
bushel Cattle Hair, AalSc.
COFFEE-Brazi growths the spot were very q1let
to-day, but prices had strong support Fair ca2oes
quoted l9iac. No sales reported Mid grades IN
light demand. The option market developed more
strength though the speculation quite moderate In
ali months. Cable sdyices were somewhat stronger
IIavt closed y franc rally after weaker opening
hamburg gained i4GR pig Early here were at 10
20 points advance, with little covering Of shorts
after which there slight reaction realizing, clos
adylces steady. Regular FIRST, $ 2ooi gooi second
Rio clearances for tnIIed States 1000 bags Rio clear
ances for Europe 900 bags; total stock, 1000 bags
Santos receipts 10 Geo bags Receipts az Bio July to
7, 1889 sos 900 bags time 1855 800 600
bags same time 1857, $4,000 bags receipts at santos
1883. 473c0o bags same time 1881 $4,000 bags K9t,
month so2 900 bags deliveries at European ports
l. I,61 100 bags; VIII sell on the 18th Inst $1,000
good ordinary Java brokers valuations J2c. Sales
here to-day, 1880 bags. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, oct. SpeciaD October pork to-day sold
as low as so So and closed at $40. There were prob
ably about 5000 barrels sold under the rule for
the account of the clique. The refusal Of the New
Workers accept the new pork caused this selling
OF course If this selling long enough the result
Will DO that the clique Will hold nothing except tho
80 600 or 10000 barrels Of old pork which was de
lIyerd 10 II the first Of the month. The sales OF
this sort already aggregate probably 10000 barrels
and II the present situation Is maintained and tbess
sales continue for another week. they will aggregate
nrobaby 80 600 or 10000 barrels. There ara t6osc
who believe that 1t Is part Of the clique's scheme 10
have IFS selling done IN this way. 1t Is a remarksbI,
fart that the pork sold far at public auction has
brought pretty good prices, most Of selling about
oneny tried sell out much pork as that II cond
not have obtained anywhere near such prizes
With the single exception of cables an the davis
news on wheat was Of the bear sort. Yet in spite
~ ali those unfavOrable circumstances wheat an dav
Ient within a range OF l-2 cent, and closed onIv
I5GI-4 cent under the opening. December ouened
a. "a Ia cents sold between S3 I-S and So So and
closed at SO 7s to 50 cents. Corn declined IS
cont on the selling OF nearby options by Hutchinson
Oats for May delivery sold at % cents and closed NJ
o3a II Is cents. II Is said 10 b. as low a. oats
haye ever sold this for May delivery ON the
curb December wheat was weak. st 81 "a cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

CocoAThe best grades sell modssTsssy full v7 as
iac Caracas. 15a@i7c Trindad 1SlsdI4c; Baha 1870
13c; and GuayaQuiL 12d14c
cHICoRY Steady with fair trade demand ns6 CIV. wo
89c Taylor Brothers English Chicory casks and barrels
CooPERAGE sToCK-sugar and Molasses shocks are
in request other kinds rather Gn but SHOCKS eS changes anS
H TfRSdi!od 1855 ie s@Fs Msea
es s e & 'S$sl 9a SsSs ,Hf q;
So aSSp Y fDfss e
epSns trade sa continues sSsT ssn
market generally u sS week.
per ' cent Wood Renned Borax continues with
n ea at ' casSf oil of%R IN s R dempS
M for 6 Baa% TOq cr SsE'cTf Tartar a 81 no@nay u
%ose1 e. 9 SGsf$S for % Fy's 6s re%d $G
sS eoay AZ wl n Is on Pmnyroya 95casl Peppermint in
8s s5af3 SF %s'fc o3 Sasi
0S the 2SS a. so dS6 O
novemen Morphine nrmcr and moderately active quoted
z 7 Fs:o 80 d 5G Fh At 3. Gas&s iron
VII OGs;s a6 H2 G.els at q So % for new root
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRIED FRUIT-The fall
a steadily looming up and 6Tons o. are az coH Sq
s b SSc viii co.. more brisk though n?
quite asS at aSown neN SGo'hSGs
s9er g 9O do Malaga Imp Cabinets To 81 p 40
yasdGs aS susns GSoc %S Hss?'id a
% 40 london do oa@ Pen
a6' Con: boxes, la52: Currans 4'c for new clt,on.
sh@ fSifsa Dda 5aDs 7G Tq5Sjh
8%e do cens s do ST. c EodS Mac se fSS
S9ds9c Brazil Nuts chase Walnuts Naples new, L.
a. french DC do Grenoble 10ad11c; Fiberts, sicily,
90 fr LIZ SMYRNA LAYER sa9c Taplocs, fake. 47d5c;
90, Eermen nnc 4c Sardlnes. halt-boxeS sl0aslf;
do quarter boxes fSdsll'
rouar Choice fruit steady; but poor fruit easy Ban,
snss drn as are cocOanus We quote; Lemons choce 70
GTcy Sicily 3GOs, So 50d$7 % Lemons choce Sicily,
s,to al 05asJ so Oranges Sicily, ZOOS oranges,
sJy 33Og c4os - Bananas Jamaica, 81 AL So Ban.
sn,s Baracoa red, Bananas Baracoa yellow 69aS5c;
Dnaros Port Iimon selected 81 1882 Bananas. Port
IJnon first run. II so; CocOanuts BaIacoa per NJ,
.Y80 as: Cocoanuts, ST. Andreas, - Cocoanuts, san
Bias, $50 ,
FISII-Rather restrictive business In Mckerel,
ling 70 the high rates ruling. Cod scarce, as are
Sox herring. Quotations: Shore MacKefel, NO. l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There important features TO tho cereal
markets yesterday, either regards activity range
Of prices. Cash wheat was a shade lower with only
$4,000 bushels taken for export and milling and
storing demand about equally dlvidedl amounting to
200 900 bushels. The speculative dealings fell below
100000 bushels and the movement Of prices was
Influenced BY variable cables. large receipts and
material increase In the amount Of wheat passage
The strength OF the early advlccs from abroad rallied
December and May 1-4d3-o cent from 81 7-sdS7 5-8
and 81 3sd La A coats respectively Realizing sales
induced by the beariSh feature OF the later
and bears hammering caused decline which reached
-4d3-S cent compared at the end with the final
figures of Monday. Tho closing quotations were
October, SO "a November Sc 90 December 81 ia ;
January, 50 81; May, 02 Ia cents.
Corn on the spot was weaker although shippers
still buy freely; they took 424 900 bushels Prices
were IA cent lower. The options also fell In SYM
patty with the bearish feeling West and ended down
i-6a1-4 cent follows: October, 80 Is; November
40: December, 40 10 May, IL rs cents.
Oats were fairly active but easy in tone. The
optjOns closed off Ia for october % IS and No
vembor at rs aud 3-S cent for December at 20 SIS
cents.
Extreme dulness ruled in lard but the market was
weak the net losses extending from to ) points
ast prices were october, SO 90 November So 40
December, SO So January. $6 "a; February, SG 80
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday
at New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
bushels: oats 1877 2s5 bushels; total grain ISL D4I
bushels flour 302Gl packages. At Chicago, Mil.
wankee and ST. Louis the arrivals We're: Wheat
eo1 s2T bushels corn 400. 500 bushels: oats 404 no
bushels total grain, 1903 $50 bushels -four SO III
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Tho s,ocl. Exchange 10 permit dealings In
securities which make no official reports, which
the public buy and sell on statements tnat " no
ono Is responsible for, and Therefore always aG
do represent legitimate business and certain
amount of capitnl invested in plants, ana they
have some value. Take Cotton On. II e'e tL
mill included in the trust was burned 10 inc
ormnd its cash on hand and loaned out would
make the stock worth about II. -,
The general market closed sirohg' %l'h Ans Ire
operations
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
The Treasury at Washington to-day closed at
noon; so no bonds were purchased beyond oner-
ings received at that hour. The purchases
amounted TO sl15,IO0: per cents, sl2,l00 at
1877 and l-2 per cents, 81 100000 ut l05 "a:
AT the Stock Exchange per cents sold ut 81 Ia
al27. Quotations were steady as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool Oct. g. p. m-Cotton-Ihe SAFES Of the day
included 5000 bales American. ,,,, -, -,
Futures closed firm. ACKNOWLEDGING, low MD
ding clause, october delivery 3Slid ..ers; October
GsF and DcebgT delivery ilo!d buyers DesSm sSs
February delivery, l064d sellers February and March
delivery, 4o-54d sellers; March and April deiinlyesy
5 4l-G4d sellers; April and May delivery 42-Oid-
sellers May and June delivery, 4364d value.
Galveston, oct S-COtton easy mid1llng, 10 F., low
middng, ll:lG; good ordinary; 1915 nE and sros
receipts 232 bales sales 1913 bales stock 63 23 bales
Norfolk oct S.-CJtton hrm. mdning, 10 5-l6i %,
and receipts 1881 bales; exports TO Great Brnh
634 bales cOastwse, 2I2 bales sees, s72 bales sta
10 233 baes.
savannah, October Section dull mlddling, 9Oc: lev
mdnng 9ss sIQ.s receipts 1880 bales, exports
Great Britain ASH bales cOastwse, BIG bales sales,
$3.50 bales stock. AL bales
New-O orleans Oct. s.-Coton steady; mdding 10 los
bales gross "A G04 bales exports Great BRIAN, 4,Sj
tales, sales, 1880 bales stock, 107. 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
LONDON WOoT, SALTS

London Oct. o.-There good attendance az the
wool sales to-day. and the bdlng brisk. especially
for NewZcaland asy O,sbreds. Natal wool rial.
lied full prices though lacking in quality The offerings
amounted to l2i60 bales. he offerings IN detail and
the prices obtained follows: Nictora-i0O bales;
secured Is G2da : Sid; do locks and pieces i do
Is 52d greasy Sdals I'D do locks aud pieces 72dl0t
New South Wales3,i00 bales; secured 1ldcls 92t; do
locks and pieces Iola1s I'D greasy, lOad DO locks
and pieces. 14dSLd Quecnsl1nt-i00 bales: secured
Is 42dGls I'd greasy, odas I'D do locks and pieces
OtalO'2d. south AustTalia-l.4OO ba scOuF Is gid
ais I'D do locks add pieces l0adals 4d greasy ga
S9 96 90 locks and pieces 5,.qs ID New zcaand-
7sida1s Sid greasy, eide Is Odd do locks and pieces
5i2GSSd. Tasmania-i0O bales; secured Is 1hd6is Sd;
greasy, SD l.. Na0l-2 100 bales secured Goals ed
greasy, IGlOt IaAand-35 bales greasy 5sGlld:
locks and pieces. 22n74d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
OIL MARKETS.

OH CITY Penn. oct s.-Nauonal Transit Certificate.
orcnad an 99e highest, 99sc; lowest, 9sac: eiosed
Ss'sc. Sales, 100000 bbls elearanees $4,000 bbis
charters 100 bbls shipm.hts 10 67s 6bls
National Transit Certificate opened 99isc closed AZ
ys7sc; highest 09isc; lowest SSsc.
bradford Penn Oct additional Transit Certificates
opened at 99c closed at 9S,c highest 99e lowest osa,e
TtusvIile Penn oci. s.-Nstonal Transit Certificates
opened at 9S7sc: highest '9bei lowest ssHei closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
HEMLOCK-NON.ACID.

METALS-A steady demand for good Foundry grades
OF American pig has continued the past few days. al
sales being at full rates offerings still limited
at points YET bushes: Of some Tasntute is in
60 / Foundry at s17d@lsi No. . do, sl6ds17 and
Cray Forge, SIS ID, .sCoTCH PIG-Ias ADVANCED
a$4; Garsherrie, So IS; sumnerlee s2s 500 s2l Eg
linton 500 1881 DalmelngOn S2lGs2l 30; Clyde,
SO and Langloan s23a 1913 so. STEEL RAILS-New
quoted at s30asSl for prompt delivery in lots LEAD
Staady: spot quoted 39jd4c .COPPER-Stoa
with small sales OF Lake lie and other brands 10
TJN-Quiet; sales 30 tons. October delivery,
90 40c At the Metal Exchange 100 tons pig iron
rants January, sold at sl6 75 and 100 do do at $l7
MOLASSES-S STEADY and quiet; so test nominal;
New. Orleans 2SG4Gc, latter fancy
NAVAL STORES SPIRITS TUKpENTINE-Demand
continues light, but prices show fur
tSeir change; quoted 4oG4s9c .RosINs-
Hold to steady prices on a moderate inquiry.
Strained Al O5 Good do ST 10; +, 81 l7hds1 ooh F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct. {, 345 p. m.-Beef in fair demand
Pork in poor demand. Hams I'm fair demand short cut.
sbout1i to 49, i firm at d9s 6i Bacon in fair demand ard
pentine in fair demand 70 in In good demand Lard
spot in fair demand futures in poor demand prime
Western spot firm al 3js October firm 3ls 6ti NO
yember and December firm at 33s 30. Wheat in fds
demand No. winter firm at Gs l0isd new No :
spring firm at = ed. Flour in good demand Corn.
Spot In good demand futures in poor demand nlHs
Western spot easy at Is Ri. Hops at London-Paelne
Coast-There IS nothing Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
for Sale,


A RoLL.ToP DESh for sos; 9 feet rli.
4 Top Tor $40 smiths roll.top desk, the
gest maze specially; desks u all kaia
T.. IL. MASON. 62 Will.am.ss
I ADY viii seil sealskin Jacket sS5
~ black SILK dress, els; back iacS
dress, Imported wrap, Newmarket ciosh
ana Blk dNsses, bargain. 643 Lexington
ave, between oath and 55th SITS.
FOR SALE.-A heater In good c,ntition'
nc for private house, drug stoo or re-
taurant Can be seen at 670 Groshwieh's"'
WM. LITTMANN.
EoR SALE-About %. 600 weoden boxes,
u @CNl5Nll inches damaged lghI6 ~
water. Apply o. l.. HALENBEeh' Nooh'
100, 20 Broadway, --
EoR sALE-2i, 800 acres choice timber
land. limestone soil Price onH ,. o'
per acre J. IL. BRlSroB Maruhsouis'
NOR sALE.-printing ohice; thoroughly
Il equipped and doing good pusinosss
Address WIDOW. Trlbuas Omes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
TOta since jan 1s2SS o197Ss 1925 1914 7s4 1907 400
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Oct s. D; m;-Ere. 20 90; do second
consols, JOG IL; Illinois Central. 119 12 New-Iork
Central. 40 IA Canadian Pacific 70 70; Mexican
ordinary. 40 Ia; st. Paul common. ~ 81.
The rate OF discount IN the open market for both
short and three months bills is "a per cent
Paris advces quote per cent rcntes at 81 francs 40
centmes for the account and exchange on London at
rs francs 27 12 centimes for checks.
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng.
land on balance to-day is 1873 900 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
ian STANDARD OF Classified
STAINED.

GHgd Gdd9 E;1in,, NY Ma1ns BIO
optIonsThere were more reports OF frost in he South
served strengthen the general market. Trading was
I'm all months and closing figures showed
gains OF points deliveries after November. which
was unchanged October however, the weakest and
points lower after slight advance early Sales
900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Dressmaklna.

FALL DRESSES. Walking costumes.
Il 80 30 to - tailor suits, SO u SD I;
wraps. NUTS and toques made nicely. Nine
REYNOLD. 1875 31-ave.
EIRST-CL..SS dressmaScr desires Gus.
toners. az residence or by day: dresses
made from $5 up on shortest notice. Miss
ESSELBFRG. i13 East S0th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
ANANA MARKET

Havana Oct s.-Spanish gold. 24O1.d2i1 Excharcr
Iuet on the United States. 80 days. gold 9G93 premium
do ,hort sight. gold l0l premium: on London, 2Ot
DR. MUM Paris, So premium sugar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

COTTON-The spot market ruled quiet az lsc decline
saes o3s bales consumption. Port receipts 52.143
bales as 4S469 bales last week and 80 256 bales
mis- day last year Since September receipts the
rrt agpregatei 500 1870 bales against 2S5 bales
he corresponding time last year.
Quotations based American STANDARD Of Cassinca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Oct. 8, 1889.

CIOSJNG PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco Oct s, 1883
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
THIRD EDITION.


About two weeks ago a sensation al
article appeared in the Philadelphia Ia
quirer 10 reference to DIR. T. A. Keables
and daughter OF Rev. DR.. Boothe, late
pastor OF Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, of which tho Philadelphia News
has the following;
"The Rev. DR.. J. w. 7. Boothe of
Wilmington, Del, yesterday filed In the
common Pleas an action against the
Inquirer Publishing Company to recover
damages for alleged injury 10 his fame
and credit by the publication OF an arti.
Gle said TO be libelous ON the 30ih of Sep
TENDER, 1889. The article stated that
one OF the Rev. DIR. Boothe's daughters
ran away aud got married to DIR. Keables
against her parents wishes. This is not
denied, but the statement complained of
Is that the reverned doctor, who Is u Bap-
list, was about to change his belief aud
become Presbyterian, and that the
reverend doctor's daughters all have
projection for the stage, and that one of
them has adopted the profession OF an
actress.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

AT Sunday mornings session Of the
Municipal Court, James Shannon, ar
rested Tor disorderly conduct was dis
charged upon his promising to reform
and lead a better life.
Mark Black, co.oied. drunk and dis
orderly was fined % and coats. Alfred
Wingate for same offence was fined s.
nd costs. Martin Holland for similar
ffeLee was fined $40 and costs. John
Carroll and Alfred Porter for fighting
and disorderly conduct were fined $5
each and costs.
On account OF the funeral of Council
man McGonigal at 0 O'Clock, Court met
this morning at s o'clock, when Joha
Connolly, arressed for dsorderly conduct
was fined g and costs.
Pedro Pertermo, for disorderly con-
duct, was fined $40 and costs.
Thomas Delettia, for drunkenness, was
fined 81 aud costs.
William Crowley, George Davis and
another boy, the latter it Is thought not
to blame were caught in the five cent
store Of Charles Il. Allen, No 2l9 Mar
ket street, yesterday afternoon, by OH
Ger Yates. In the pockets oil Crowley
he found Sl,9i and % cent pocketbook.
They got In the store through the iron
grating at the rear over the cellar en-
trance and from thence they reached the
second and third stories by the elevator.
They were given hearing this morning,
ahd were each held under $500 bail to
appear at the Superior Court.
Nathan DENNY, was found this morn
ing the house OF W. Adams, No. 10i
Ease Fourteenth street, by Mr.. Adams,
who came down stairs, attracted by the
noise Demby made. DENNY was held
under $500 bail fer his appearance at
court He IL supposed to be insane, and
has been at times Mt the almshouse.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

II is now generally thought, that the
U. D. Mutual Aid Society, life insuf-
once concern with headquarters at La
bsnon, Pa. and WHICH has oyer. 80 sub
gcribsrs n this city, 10 fraud. A meet
Ing OF the policy holders OF this city was
held on Saturday night at Ninth and
King streets 10 take steps to Investigate
the matter and to zee what became OF the
money they paid 10 premiums.
Rev. David Dodd was called to the
chair. He sad be believed deception
was being practlced upon them. The
agent of the company represented that a
paid policy would be issued at u certain
time, and now they say these policies
cannot be issued. Then they were In
formed that there would hardly be more
than seven deaths in year, instead there
were over 40.
Stewart Carlisle, secretary OF the
meeting, considered the whole thing o
frand from its first inception and the
fraud was becoming more gigantic.
A committee consisting OF Rev. David
Dodd, Stwart Carlisle and Thos. Mitch
ell, was appointed TO recommend some
course OF action to be pursued, and the
meeting adjourned to meet again at the
call Of the President.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
FIFTH EDI|I|


smyth Post No lGIp
the regular weekly me.,,n, NJ u, VIII
at THO headquart0rs. Ti,a' 1n ,vsa
strsets,a and . full Attendance ana
as business Of Importance vii 's sS
acted. "N' DC II
Apollo Cattle No . K r
meet as usual the ey.u.u, a, ~
In tho Smith Bu.Iu, V,,s M.f
above Sixth. Tho Nh sht, et az.
has became one Of tie p-tmlp. 'u' !.
al this country, an D. aplIy wy a q
II Is iraternal, beneficial sEl t ,g".
and IL doing q gre It No-k ia, -. .'
oIation Of mankind. Thor, ",.
castles 10 this city, each of nb,,p s
prosperous condition
Tomorrow eyenlng Wasb,,..
clave, No. 2, Hepta-orts, DR. M
VIII hold their regular v,skly - ,,, ~.
their hall northeast corner al q.sa
Market streets, and rs ,lcge viii.
oral candidates present Tor ls'Issj
full attendance is requested. T,'.
bcrs OF other tonclu, e, are lp,rsi,1
present. This Coz clayp wp! bTys, y
Gn n" on "a Jay eip.l
III, ,ha ., ~ men 'is q lhgl
,..o "o ,' 'n'v,tioh W N-Nr al least ID
,na ~. .. ,,,a,.H s t'giy mgnAi
,ns wy s ",..e,, ,o' we pufpofe Of ID
~ k'a',i I, ,u.eIest ~ The uds
hs 49, u o'''V' 1''cA'i''ee ot lhs 4
W. E.,o., Co...
-, Ms So'nIhAuueiy' NO y HI
a.,.. a, y, "n'oh in'n'''n Z mad
o 'I,n. , eoiuu, wa, in.i 'le I'd
eSsay n.eo''ng ou " o'he'l'y tVtt
anu 10 'heie WI, ue several eahilt
ps.',a io' lni.iau u every ntu
sh.u I 70 present
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21


Minqua Tribe, No. s, Imp Order OF
Red Men, attended divine service at Scott
nj. L. Church yesterday morning. There
were about 100 of the members present,
and the pastor, Rev. Vaughn s. Collins,
who iS a member of the tribe, preached a
powerful and impressive sermon from the
last clause Of the Sd verse of the 10th
chapter OF st. Matthew; 20 We hypo-
critics, ye can discern the face Of the sky;
but can ye not discern the Signs Of the
times?"
lhis evening Joseph Pyle will deliver a
lecture before the members of the tribe
at the wigwam, No. 515 Shiplcy street,
describing his recent trip through the
West as far ms California. Mlnuua Tribe
is forging rapidly ahead, and during the
past six months has admitted AZ pa'e
faces.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 20.-Rev. DR..
A. j. Barrett, pastor Of tho Lake Avenue
Baptist Church, complained OF q paii In
the region OF his heart while teaching his
Bible class this forenoon. The pain
passed of rs the day wore on aud at the
tea table he was apparently in his usual
health. lie started for his church which
is about three blocks from his residence,
about z O'Clock to night, aud when few
feet from the door he dropped dead. 1t
is supposed heart disease was the cause.
DIR. Barrstt, was one of the most
prominent Baptists 10 the city, and had
OBLIGATED here over IL years. A widow
and two children survive him.