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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
CHICAGO 10 HAVE A rArrERsALL,s.

Chicago Oct 24.-The Chicago Horse Exchange has
been INCORPORATED and If the ideas OF the who
backing the project carried out II will become as
famous as Tattersalrs, in London. site has been
bought and the building will accommodate 1000 We
hcles and 300 horses One Of the features Of the
place Will be track. 1t will be eighteen feet wde
and will have a 3O0foot stretch on each side, the
turns at each end covering $50 feet making Its length
something over one-sixteenth Of q mile. The track
will be made of burned clay. manufactured under new
process The area inside Of the ring will be covered
with this substance. 1t is purposed to hold com
binaton horse sale four times year, and an auction
twice a week. The Exchange will be market for
all kinds OF standard and thoroughbred horses IT Is
the intention open the Exchange with large eA
hib,ton OF the best horses III the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
A PENSION CIRCULAR ISSUED.

Washington, oct. 24-The Commissioner Of Pensions.
with the approval Of Assistant Secretary BnSsey. has
issued the following order in regard to fixing rates
OF pensions under the art of June o. 1900:
That all claimants under the act Of June o. 800.
showing mental physical disability or disabilities
OF permanent character. not the result OF their own
vicious habits, and which ncapacitate them from the
performance Of manual labor rendering them unable
70 earn "A support in such degree would be rated
under former laws at above St and less than al
shall be rated the like disabilities OF service
origin: and that all showing pensiOnab dis
ability which, II Of service origin. would he raed at
or above Sl2 per month, shall be rated at 81 per
uonthr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
no CONTEST FOE PRIZES IN 0RAToRY.

Princeton, y. j., oct. "a (specisD-The members OF
the senior class Who are eligible to contest for the
charles q. Baird prizes representing the income OF
no 900 we're announced to-day. Eligibility for these
rrxes consists in high standing in the three depart
u.ntx of English literature. rhetoric and orstory'
The contestants for the first Baird prize ara wilson Au
- n. Dvnham. Edward ". Evans, IT,, John p.
...S,ns lanes G.. Meyer Grant g. Oiphant. samuel
s.mn,e. George II. stcpbcns. Ambrose w. Vernon.
$500, r. Wallace: for the second prize. Charles
Ssmpbeii. Lewis B. Crane. Claire H. DenTan; A1sd
Z; DSaniS Kcnnsdy, Thomas p. MeNair. Ausn
HesincA Bsn,sq,n1 y; SyS',t go s. Hsiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
TO TEST THE Cr'sIIING's BOILERS.

Washington, oct. 24.-Thc engineering bureau OF the
Navy Department Is about to undertake all exhaustive
set of experiments upon the boilers # the torpedo
boat Cushing This speedy boat l. fitted with Thorny-
croft boilers OF English design and II Is intended to
ascertain their value, compared with American
tubular and sectional boilers In the points OF economy
efficiency and durability The tests heretofore made
upon the Cushing related altogether to her speed and
the Department is DESTROYS Of securing this further In
formation par Iculary a. an American type Of sec
tonal boiler has been selected for the coast defence
res,el Monterey. now In cOnr,e Of construct ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
THE MARKETS
Total RECEIPTS or PRoDUol
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

BUILDING MATERIAL-The brick nafkss ~ 0u H
md easy. Cement dearer foreign sna loA
GieI Is sse for opysf apS g scxst - nor
soes Por.n@ e orsa g - s ang SO
os.l,aa Comnsa Lime q ps po ana s g H.. 20
rs Per 1000; Goats Hair, 22d2Se per o0'" 0e''
Suss ns, .ss % No. :p': SSo. I'd
dsSs s.1so: G sSSssD So demand a1a
io.s Mnd grOwsssss , had .na sSo mats Pansn
stSei and $50 bundles hcchs. S.c 80, In n the
.ans but Irregular price, .fy cable s.ans 70
break Of sans points, bot the closing .dvees snow Ia
points higher ycsteds Hasre deensd s was
ai pig lower deliveries after octoSss oaSs
st5 oe.ocss s2 Soysm4er sSs .5 pee 81. 81
Rio quotes Regular First $50 Good Second: o99
snass tS Uned states so3S BAGS Rio
for Europe 600 bags tosa ssSek lsooo esss a.
Re- July . a. fseo $4,000 bags o came tin time
receipts santos July 70 Set9Ss, 20 isso isI 900
e3t 900 bsgs Total sales mere to-day $4,000 bags -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
KILLED By A BLOW Nv A QUARREL.

Wilmington Del. Oct "a CspecAD.-John fArra
murdered James Devne tonight in an unusual manner
The men were in the barroOm OF the FenhsyNAiS
Hotel at Front and King sts. ut O'CLOCK oonisi'.
and cot into an alteration over IN unpaid livery
bill which Devine owed Farra Farra became en-
raced at some remark Of Devlne's snd struck him In
the mouth. telling him to the floor Devine ala not
rise or move ana 1t discovered that either the
hIov or the fall had broken his heck producing almost
Instant death Farra walked TO the police station
and gave himself up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
TIE STALLION SUPERIOR KILLED By A TRAIN.

Pueblo. Col. Oct. e4-The stallion superior owned
by Dubo, BROTHERS. hOrsebreeders OF Pueblo was acct
dentally killed here last night lie was t. be put Oh
car for transportation to Denver. and while he was
walking on the platform the engineer misunderstood
signal and startel the train. The horse was thrown
,nder the wheels and mauCled The owner said last
night that he would not have taken S'1.OOO FOR the
horse lie was four years old. and had record OF Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London Oct. 24-The principal race at the Newmarket
Houehon meeting to-day for plate Of 1000 SOW
ererns added sweepstakes of five sovereiGns each
for three year-ods and upward; last two miles OF the
Cessarwitch 1t won BY Prince SoltykoHs
fve-year.old bay horse Sheen. General Byrnes hve-
vearod chestnut colt Amphion second and T. Pecks
three-year-old bay colt Odd Fellow third There were
sixs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
SILVER PURCHASES SUSPENDED.

Washington Oct. 2i.-Thc amount OF silver offered
for sale the Treasury to-day was 100000 ounces.
and the amount purchased 100000 ounces at 81 o485
The Director Of the Mint to-day made the following
announcement: "Notice is hereby given that the
Treasury Department having purchased over $500 900
ounces OF silver during the MONTH further purchases
viii be suspended until the first Monday In November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

Flour AND MEAL-FLo R-Had q weak look as IN
sas les 900 S 'Dsii s0ssf' si%F
0s!s Jss E 3 A e. tse Ss .sf iaa
%Sss !. s E Sa. IS % !I:
SIN Extra West Indies Or, g ,'gs' % tU do
os 3 SsGeG 10 . tn: aS9
% 9sst clear , S5ss' d kis A a. n
81 os oS5ns;v 70 sSoc D0 IS
e 20 sGgnS Market S'ns s%a =. i'1s
K-ouet and barely steady IN price; K.,n ei; %o
P i: ssi'Hass Ss.asif - 5S
i1:9 MIG p; ssas AZ Quoted E S
MING .5s r.
, >. = oa .o and H IS ~ se
,S of ,e.S va. went fn on
Sh eI n p %Ss tiHSs the entire decline
,"s n[hea IT, on OI nxns for account the
leading operator at the West Speculation was , on
a.frF f o% ana m %~ export 6%t
effect the new. Of var The say T psoba SSyd shs
tsse duh nat ,o ;nF e. .aSF and aSyi this
Of sss 6r Sm o sHeF ss
The h sG.P's Ssss nGy
mat both Of which were used by the " bears to good
o S,as The Marx Lane Express. q London
quoted saying that thu grain harvest Of EnrGe haa
Desrmber which started a. y o. as t asnn
I, i5sS rs sSns ent %
Sss %s.: :s.s:; - sSi :. e."
ySa seaeoard resp. IS Sl7 bush SIsn5sDScs
S@h WITH wsSa a dn 1 abSat leading 20
anG too1 aSd %a ias fs .Sou Loads Efs
tss { four s hard S % tSd 'S S from
Ncrthern spring at II cs. fer Glasgow. Mllers took
Ts oAd oc No. po Sss bush D%snaed red
9o coo bush lstgre 2SGo9 bush N. spot and ar
graded winter rrd. ii O3- asl Ioh 80. red agoat
.nsns s9 sao % Il 1S q1Sia = S
Noysmeer egs'ns at q o. s do Desg" sG
81 co. losing 81 tss do Febrsasy closing :, III.
30 Nav Il S.ds il sIc.inE A. 81 ill., % j%y
QUIT 81 ss tu: st neral ylG%t IN sSaoad.
at caa md apfr d asc demand sasE M
s5s, o. W.
ss $:H sss ss.' 4:
G snsaa s %s and c,y made al old :,
tss on @h ehq
Ssses a. ;Fas Ire Buying /.
s - sss ,s s:ss ssnJ s:
Ss: $s
,ss About s,.sss ss s;' Sssse
Tor export. and clrarances aggce9ated 1l'gS nnsa
52sooo push fuure lsiGoS sgsh 'e 20 mIxa
SsdJsc store and elevator ssh anost no Ueto
bs Closing 57c do Noysmber :io.S q sSe Do
J JsaSay a. 'ssss' Si!ss e
1 b. an:. 1" With s fas .aa selling BY
sT sos fO Closed he lac s:s'G%
Ss;S s nss
~, |; ssy,,s ss.' 40 ifv't sss.
chicago 4sse elevator ueg,'SSo rsaST eosins at ssc
% ;s Sov. sniss "a Recs%ss
tso closing At ,, 49,. esoSer eio.,nS a. size Do
sg as s.e g. 3 Iefsn 3d.
e. y s.s'Ssss ss Is n 81 los'l Is
sTRAwAsde fro" strictly . snoaes o s Ssx
which ruled about ,tcsdv tss as because the ~s
n %"shs radn heeei1s without change q
nhT-ffSSssssS: clover Naked ;Os s Sc
s ssSis es sosso :" sossse short
rye isaooe oes and wheas % I,h, ve. ,,, amour,
y from Brew Picking
and the %ss He MEDIUM ga
sse s astoc s.ass 1sss s ss, 49,, sss
s9no p, s1 s caa.s 1856 fail 70 ehsiss
,ssss 90 so "S iss sac medium, 2Tsso do 1883
oS SntAso u. price. have not changes because
s a ssi. X: sss:s' ssss.;s =
sns en- So l;.h ri9 ena S,,sss
:ys, b $50 So a. E.ss
:. ' e. =, er ns :, sns ss 70,
s. % sOd Z; Is sOss q:
., :s1.S . :ss9 s sss.s. 800 ) e "a = yss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
A SIT FOR FOUR THOCSAyD SEAL SKINS.

San Francisco. Oct. c4.-The Alaska Commercial
Company has begun suit against the North American
Commercial Company to recover 100000. the value
NJ 600 seal,dDs recently discharged by the revenue
cutter Rush which were claimed BY both companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

Washington. Oct 24.-The Department OF state has
been officially advised OF the departure for New-iork
from Rio de Janero october 20 Of Brazilian naval
division under the command OF Rear Admiral Balthazar
da Silveira. ordered TO return the compliments
paid 10 the Brazilian flag by the United states squad
ron in July last The division bears u letter and
medal for the President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
nEro1rr1oNARY WAR pENsIoNER.

Washington, Oct. 24-The secretary of the Interior
to-day signed increase pension certificate In favor
OF Mary Snead US the widow OF Bowdoln Sneah.
private In Captain Cope's company of Virginia militia
during the War " the Revolution. The pci,sioner will
now draw pension Of $50 per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

70 ons sae - nsassss q ezeaA - ns1ne bsoset
% Ne busaness ntsss6 q ~ country 49, vssA DRo-
mote saAe snA hAssess tAs ~ q ths mails b. IN
gsss To necesst6 Of ~ N6Rosed ss6ncaon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
CHARGES AGAINST INDIAN AGENCY EMPLOYEES.

Washington. oct. e4-The Indian Bureau has re-
ceived @ complaint from certain Lac du Flambeau In
dams In Wisconsin. charging certain Government EN-
ployes of the La Pointe Agency with fraudnlently
changing their land selection schedules agreed upon
by them in council in the Interest of halfbreeds and
avortes not entitled to the lands selected. The mat
ter has been referred to special agent Of the de-
partment in Wisconsin with instructions to in
vestigate thoroughly the matter The Indian officials
are not inclined believe that Agent Lehy or any OF
his subOrdnateS guilty Of fraudnently tamperine
with such schedules. but will take action until the
matter Is Investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
OIL Markets.

OIL CITY, Penn Oct eaNstsasi Tsasis s,oi e.
he: ssie. iss oOO bsIs ehsre. Solse bo's ssiS'
hents st-' Do st .t~petioieum one sale Satianal
rrinst certineaes egened o. 'ehe; eiosed at 'ose;
hsnsst Pm oss raaslt esrsaea.ss
sspsasa e 5sss; s siS:sS = -. AsA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
Az DUsrRIAL HOVE FOR Girls.

Martlpsville Ind, oct. 24.-At the session Of the
Indiana woman's Christian Temperance Union ~
Terre Haute last week Addison Hadley and wife.
prominent Quakers Of Hendricks County. submitted
propositou to the society that they would deed 40
acrrs of land to the organization whenever II shall
nave raised the sum Of e 900 toward erecting suitable
buildings thereon for Industrial home school for
nscdr Girls The building Is to be erected Just
sron AFR the money Is raised Is practicable. The
propoon was accepted ut once and the SUI Of $1,000
pledged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
STAINED.
Coed Ordinar

Strict ,iood Ordinary IL IL Kidding lilo
Opons-A further break occurred In this I'm" to-day ana
the humiliation OF lorss" quite general leading to an
active business Initial sales showed losses OF 1do Doin
from which there further decline VI 4dO points but
along clu, market rallied az points Oh Local
covering OF steady The depression IN silver was
Onaby the important bear factor but tnyr
were otnrr influences which had considerable effect L
pool 2d3 points, and the port rrc"ts continual nDef
in addition which, the weather conditions IN the sou
r reported favorable Sales Tor the day. l1'oVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
p,x., TRIAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA.

Washington Oct. 24.-The cruiser Philadelphia has
beeu ordered TO undergo trial next Wednesday.
She Is now at Tompkinsvile, s. /. This will be the
anal trial and IS Intended not to develop speed. but
70 hiring to light any imperfectlOns In construction for
which the contractors may be Liable. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
THE sI,pREME COIRT VACANCY

Washington, Oct. 24.-It Is practically settled that
the vacancy on the supreme Court bench Will not he
filled until after the meeting OF Congress In December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
I'M Favor OF OWE CENT POSTAGE.

LOckport, n Y, oct. "a specian.-The Lockpors
Manufacturing Association. representing several n
ions Of dollars. hold meeting this evening ana Adoptcd
Q rssotutpQ hyQripS ~ ssdncts0a q lstter postsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

MONTHLY ACCOUNTS FROM CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
Washington. oct 24.-The secretary OF the Treasury
has instructed officials to render their accounts
monthly hereafter instead OF quarterly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

Ths record Of the tenth days racing Of NswYerk
Jockey Club ss 1ssrs Park omitted b ssAss ffon
No. Is Of GOOD wins Guide" and the publishers want
70 inform the pshs thss that particular aays record can
be had Of them free q charge
Lexington. Ky.. Oct. N-Charies L. Bailey. Of Nd.
way KY. has sold to william r. Letcher. q Richmond.
KY. the t~oysaroA Aliy semper Fiddle -pueA 10000
ssmpef Fiaels AAs started seven tmss. winning ave
RESULTS AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENTRIES.
weshingtoo. Oct. 2<.-Raw, wintry weather keW me
public away from the third days races OF the
Jockey Club At Bsnninas and only the most
rsceaoers braved the cold watch the norss run 1no
who went were mossly there TO mako Money Inc
track was esloek dee IN mud and the seepechAse the
horses ran almost knee deep In mua ana ~'s' 'u' "
nine starters In this only three hnisaeo
81. Fur: .sss-f'; ss. ::eo
ao.i;s
S'1;s g. s% 'a
.ce-Pure $780, that ! have not %
pound sss zee = &c .:s q ~ sH
No1s.n 100 ~, M.1 s. colt ssdae ai.c
ian ran. Betting. ssllyho0 . Mandolin COY l. MO
hican 10 to l. King Hszem 10 to !. Ella n: % |" =.
ri: ss S
To- g l. Viva Sis%'s s % 't ciamaP g i.
s'sass q 90 S; sS;;s W.
Ir..
rerieles sa sSises s.o a
Betting-Cornells to Cold Stream 70 Snotovse 70
Percles and Harry Russell sios ns Of hoss ne tbs
outside figure.
Fifth rsceSteeplechase. purse $3.50 about two miles
/, McKnsie seed tLoudenl ~; = Khssnsy aged
Johnson l2s zsngSa. aGsH .sa soy ssSoolm.sse,
Les Chrkty and stonew all also started Betang,Eiphln
sns Lee snS Sh as 70 80 . ssnss he others
The following are the entries for tomorrow
First Our6s mile e @ v,,S o0
Cerberus los, Lowander log Benes ave l9S Benjamin.
Second race-l ZIG miles Kanesvilie log Glenfaon
100 Busteed IOo Count Dudley 102 Cartsfes 1o2 King
Hazem los Lxdy F. 30. Cor'eeli no.
Third rsce-seven iurlOnSs Wyndham u Nsle,an
date w C. Burns IL. Blue Jeans 127. Rupert ~
swift 1l4 Clapor W. 81 John w, P1rtnsp ~. Oaeee
The Raven III Branch III. Bantyre H. Syracuse H.
Fourth rsHandlcap miles rrsth To los Brad
no General Boulanger 1U2 Trousers 49, Larchmont lO4
Fifth race-One mile. Leontine 90 Rustic Jos Dover
95 Golden Reel lOS. ShotoNef 10. hupert
32, Larchmont 104, VIVID 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

Wilmington, Del. oct. - Speclal).-ln the nnh
session OF the Presbyterian synod OF baltimore this
morning the recommendations OF the Committee on
New Windsor College Carroll County, Nd. that the
SYNOD bu V the college when the way seems clear.
and that the committee receive money toward the
end In view, was adopted. In opposing the recon
mendations the Rev DR.. James T. L2ftwich RETIRED
the accusation that Princeton was college for the
rich and that young OF the middle class could not
afford to attend it. The trial Of the complaint OF the
Rev j. S. Malone and the Rev W. p. Swarz against
the Presbvtery Newcastle for It's action In the case
OF the Rev. J. Z. Campbell was postponed until an
adjourned meeting b he held In the second Church.
baltimore December IL. The motion & postpone re-
suited in a prolonged and warm discussion. This
case has annoyed the Presbytery OF Newcastle Tor
about foar years. 1t Is that Of a minister who
obtained a divorce. II is alleged I'm an objectionable
manner and afterward married again. AT it, last
meeting the synod Of BaltimJrc directed the Presby-
tey to try the case tO issue The Presbytery be-
gan the trial but. finding difficulties iii the way, In
definitely postponed it. Against Thu action the COM
plant was made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS FOR PENSIONS.
Washington, oct. 24.-The Pension Bureau to-day
made a requstion upon the Treasury Department for
sa5 900 900 to meet the payment OF pensions under
the act OF June o. 1900 we'll Of those under the
old laws for the next two months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

BARCLAYS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
Washington, Oct. 24.-The Secretary OF the Interior
to-day accepted the resignation of Pension Agent Bar
clay at Pittsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
CLOSE OF THE SYNOD At LOChPORT.
READING OF THE PASTORAL LETTER-DELE-
GATES SEE NIAGARA FALLS

Lockport. n. Y. Oct "a tSpecialL-The closing ses-
sion Of the Presbyterian Synod this morning was de-
voted mostly to the reading Of the pastoral letter.
which recommended many things Of Importance to the
church. DR.. Irving Magee. Of Rondout. chairman Oh
the committee read the letter 1t was purely homieuc
N character The years report OF ADDITIONS OF me-
bershp. the letter says. Is saddening. Inc frcSoy'
terians were urged make special effort tn nurture
and convert the young. The catechi>m has fallen
into an unfortunate and lamenable disuse. berality
Is creeping into the church which Is considered dan
geuus and breeds an indifference to things OF vital
Importance other denominations with inferior ad'
vanages are making gains at the cost OF the PreSby-
terrain Church. The letter particularly warned MINIS
ter. AGAINST the growing tendency and demand for
mere ethical preaching and suggested the doctrine Of
Justification. A., ou. -, l.,
crcosn, rho number OF Army chapaIns. and urged
tlrther effort. a large number of the delegates weD'
10 sec Niagara Falls on special tram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

Washington. oct. 24.-FOurth-cass pOstmasters were
to-day appointed as follows: New York.. r. De Mott
Edwartsvle F. Il. Mills, Thornhill; S. T. bradford.
West GAINESVILLE. NewJersey-C. Il. Fentoh. Jack
sonville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
CLOSE OF TIE EwJERsEy W. c. T. Z. MEETING

CLOSE OF TIE NEwJERSEY W. c. T. C. MEEIlHG
Atlantic City y. j., Oct "a (speral)-ThlS was the
third day Of tile session Of the NewJersey W. C. T. u
More than 200 white-rtbbOn delegates were IN at
tendance. Mrs. E. Z. Fuller reported eighly hover
missions. thrtyfve public institutions visited ana
800 nlcdees signed Mrs. Tomlinson. OF Plainfeld.
rcported 40 parlor meetings. Mrs. A. swan Brown
OF passaic. reported with regret the failure OF the
scientific Instruction BILL in spite OF The petition Oh
over 800 ministers. 400 physicians and lawyers. ana
900 other persons. Mrs. Phelps made report on
"Tcbscco and Narcotics" urging the delegates ID
patronze grocers and druggists who do not sell 10
hacco Resolutions were passed urging the suffrage
for women: approving the action OF Governor noDet
I'm yetong the act legsze pooSelling and gambling al
favorinc the Denorest medalconteSt plan
and pIedginr fealty to the National w. e: 7; L. Its
aims and objects including the position 1t mas taKeh
in relation 10 any political party which seeks to de,
str,y the power Of the uqncr traffic. The general
officers were tlsrized to sign the pelltlOn 10 tie
Columbian ExpOsition in favor Of the Observance OF the
sabbath; and the convention adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

second TIVE isnsss before rlesa TIA No BID fss -
winner. -i,is.. OF. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
Yesterday To-day

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, Oct 81, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25

1856 1872 bags; Baltimore, S,S+1 bags; New-Orleans,
i, S4I bags total, 1894 bags. &c.
COrTON-On the 1t Lice decline. sales
bales consumption. Port receipts a. 75s bale.
against bales this day last week. and oO8I6 oaies
this day last year. Crop movement; ,,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-26
COLORADO DEMOCRATS.
They Finish Their State Ticket and Adopt
Strong Platform.

They Finish Their State Ticket and Adopt
Strong Platform.
DENVER, Sept. 25.-At the democratic
state convention to-day the ticket was CON-
pleted as follows: For governor, Judge
Caldwell Yeaman; lieutenant governor,
Platt Rogers; secretary of state, William
F. Foreman; treasurer, j. N. Carlisle: audi
tor, w. J. Skelton; attorney general, j. II.
Maupin, superintendent of public instruc-
tion, n. ID. 10y; congressman, I. j. O'Dou-
nell. The platform renewS allegiance to
the principles of the national democracy:
denounces the action of the present house
Of representatives.; condemns the election
bill; demands low duty upon the necessities
of life; condemns the republican admins
tration for the reckless and unnecessary
waste of public treasure; demands the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver; renews ita
pledges Of ballot reform based ON the
Australian system. Tho remainder Of the
platform was devoted to state matters It
denounces the corrupt, lavish and unparal-
leled extravaganza Of the last general a.
sembly, in making appropriations to the
extent of 100000 In excess of the constitu-
tional maximum; denounces the republican
party for having failed in its recent oonven-
tion to condemn or apologize for the stu
pendous ofenses made by the party in
power, and by its silence condoning them,
Various reforms in state laws are demanded
and pledged in the event Of de0ooratio sue
oess ct the pollA