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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
Sale of Y earnings.

NASHVILLE, April 26.-The sale of Jeb-
saw, Cliff Lawn, Richland and Peytonia
yearlings occurred to-day at the horse ex-
change in this city. 1t was well attended.
A number of horses were sold, but the
prices generally were below 81, 500 A
chestnut FLY by Forester, the property of
S. Gardner, of Nashville, for s., 200 I'm
ported English Lassie, b. f., the property
of General John f. Wheless, of Nashville,
was sold to William Easton, of New York,
for s., 500. Property of G. E. Winchell, of
California, Senior, b. C. by Bersaw, dam
Sister, by imported Australia, Harlan
Bros, Columbia, 81 100.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
Condition of ex- REPRESENTATIVE Pace

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The condition of
ex-Representative Horace f. Page, of Cali
fornia who has been seriously i'll for sew
eral weeks, is practically unchanged this
morning Page has suffered from asthma
for some years, and recently heart trouble
set in, which completely Frustrated him.
Or. Sewers, the attending physician, said
thls morning that Page might live some
weeks or some months, but his sudden
death at any moment might be expected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
Billy Murphy's Offer

New York, April 26-Billy Murphy,
the Australian featherweight champion of
the world, will fight any man in England,
100 pounds, for $500 for the Police Gazette
championship belt and the championship
OF the world, the purse to be guaranteed
by the Pelican club of London.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
Mary Anderson and AdeIini Patti.
Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dispatc

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch. I
LoUIsvIvvE, April 26.-Mary Anderson,
in letter to friend here, confirms the
report of her engagement to MIR. Navarro,
and declares she will never again appear
on the stage.
Adelini Patti will sail to-day on the
Etruria for England never to return, she
says, to America. She intends to retire
from the stage and enjoy life in her WEIGH
cn stlG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
A Cloudburst at English- Ind

ENGLISH, Ind, April ga cloudburs,
struck this town this morning, the water
rose rapidly and flooded the streets and
many OF the houses to depth of four feet
Within fifteen minutes the water began ia
recede with rapidity equal to the rise.
Much damage was done to property here
and in the surrounding country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
Miss Marie Wainwright Ill.

MINNEAPOLIS, April 26.-Miss Marie
Wainwright, the well known actress, was
obliged to cancel all concluding perform
ances to-day on account of illness. Her
physicians say she has hemorrhage OF the
brain and fears are Entertained that she
will be unable to appear on the stage
again
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
Queen Victoria Dimes.

DARMsTADT, April 26.-Queen Victoria
dined with the ducal family and Emperor
William this evening. Afterwards she
witnessed a private performance of Wich-
ert's comedy, ''Toast Festun.n The Ger
man Empress has returned to Berlin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
Combinations.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-John C. Ere
mont, major general of the United States
army, retired; John B. Calm, Indian
agent at Hinesville, Mt; Henry c. Good
ing, of Indiana. to be chief Justice of the
supreme court of Arizona.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
No Ministerial Crisis in Brazil.

RIO DE JANEIRo, via Galveston, April &C.
The report of a ministerial crisis is false.
According to the newspapers of Montevideo
Ministers Coyacura and Ruy Barboza still
retain their portfolios.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Boston Nichols, CANCEL
New York 3--Russie, Buckley.
CHICAGO, April 26-The league and bro
therhood games at Brooklyn and Pittsburg
and the league at Cleveland, and the bro
therhood at Buffalo, were postponed on
account of rain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
PLAYERS-ROSTON.
Boston, 14-Kilroy, Kelley.
New York 10-Crane, Vaughn.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

CHICAGO, April 26.-An american asso-
Citations and all National and Players
league games except those at Boston were
postponed on account of rain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27
The President on Enforcing Federal Laws

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The following
correspondence was made public to-day:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, April 26, 1890.
To the Attorney General:
SIR have had frequent occasion dur
ing the last six months to confer with Won
in reference to the obstruction offered in
the counties of Leon, Gadsden, Madison
and Jefferson, in the state of Florida. to
the execution of process of the courts of
the United States. 1t is not necessary
to say more of the situation than that
the officers of the United States are
not suffered to exercise their lawful
functions. This condition of things can
no longer be tolerated You will there
fore instruct United,,States Marshal Weeks,
as soon as he has qualified, to proceed at
once to execute such writs of arrest as may
be placed in his hands. If he apprehends
resistance, he will employ such civil posse
as may seem adequate to discourage resist
ance or to overcome it. He should proceed
with that calmness and moderation which
should always attend a public officer in the
execution of his duty aud at the same time
with that firmness and courage that
will impress the lawless with a
wholesome sense of the danger and
futility of resistance. You will assure the
officers of the law and those who have fool
ishly and wickedly sought to set the law
at defiance that every resource lodged with
the executive by the constitution and laws
will, as necessity arises, be employed to
make it safe and feasible to hold federal
commission and to execute the duties it
imposes. Very respectfully,
BENJAMIN HARRISON
Appended to this is letter from At
torney General Miller to United States
Marshal Weeks, of Florida, directing that
the Presidents instructions be faithfully
carried out.
A delegation of twenty-seven leading
citizens of New Mexico is here to demand
OF Congress the appointment of special
tribunal to settle land grant titles in that
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vropK DAILY TRBNE FRIDAY Is9o-FOrRTEEN PAGES

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THE TRADE ~ CHltAho.

,.hic,cn oct . ,>pcciall-Wh.a' bulls to'nN WV
arrrcLru,,ve that hutchinson would lei - NJ w.
llur If wheat. The pr Was suN'rl"e "i' - -
,,r,,sic,l >c,lrs ov.r Mr. liutchnSon'> "'I'a"' "
was ,urrni>rd that IT, loaded with 3""'''o ~
rcon o,o bushels fought most Of H. At around - ca
,ri a, the theory WAS that be had made a III" P'',
90, The selling side under dollar. was !atrl @
r would make haste e. 49, 't,' Al '''i va" =,
lrttIus go his wheat AZ small - - a. ~ ill.,
I he worst fears were not r',llNd lie W.
dulIns the day. but IN a Conservative MN =,
ria ~ possibly lOOOouO lni-hr,~ hUt II WI i"' :"
r,,i and |. Wall >ti~l had t"i t"rh III IN
disturbed condition prrc> might not nv ,"r,t,,
all from the uuloadn-. ~ II Wa "i't ''"PP'"
LliL. Over Gem llnm Wrdh"~lav H>t n-,'Ns
q, t,lcr cl,-,d 4, - -1o?. pr'"Nl"f 'l"" 90 ..
II oi - >r1i Is loss ~ Fl ~ lGt CO., ~
~ ~, -r ~ o. =. MAY opened az - - IN.
low as 81 OG :. and closed n : a." -. - 81.
IN, wheat movement showed falling ~. N..''
aro, had io, cars Duluth only IL. "i.", ,n".
rnnntry shining point. drclli"d thar w'a, "a.'
vc, dropping down. With the cN'cp,"n W n,,r.
clrnrauccs 900 packages from New N"rh. '
and Phlndrlphia the >ral"ar t"ilrlh".'" Nv
important news The Government rl"7V ! '."' ,,t
nee ted 10 show any notable hani m i' "i''H, ,
There is great uncertainty a. !" WHAT III" ',N I'm az
ctnp r,port Will corn. orr, NP"t a.,
rntly affected by the weakness ~ "i.'"' t
cline "a little There asiln Large 'Ilrt'f> -.
room hcinp taken fu 100000 bushels re- 'i'Nn
u,rc moderate .,i3 cars the estimates Tor FRIDAY "H
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pcyOLrTIONS BY TNNRAN'E JU RNALiSTS.

TI- regular annual meeting Of tn" Insurance
Journalist Association of the Int"d Sia"> wa h''d
last evening al Molrllo', so u Wet Twenty ninth l.
The following adopted
Rc,plvrd, That in III" judgment OF tins ae''"it
tnn serious cAat In the fire in,irdhr" bu>ii>
IN Sew York city ard brooHlvn In the relat"i' al
legged 10 rNIst between certain public adIGst"rN ana
certain iiu>ters for the c0nparc~. III" alleged i.7in
lent practice, Of certain members %! thu fir" Insurance
patro and III the handling OF salvage. ana ina, t'c
association recommends that the tarioue Insurance
,ournal, COMPOSING It's membership ave all pu~ebir
AID 10 tn. NcyS-l ork Board of Fire Underwriters, or
any other association of fire n-uiancc companies. In
any movement that may be inaugnrat"d to remedy
these evils, or 10 drtrct and punish the persons
ccrncd therein
The follow ing executive committee for the coming
wear was elected E. VI. Ransom. Of :" The standard.
Ro,tou: &. e. Ilinr. The Insurance Monitor" New
York J. II. G.. whitney. The American Exchange
and Review" Philadelphia; George W. Hatch. "Thc
Insurance Age" Sew York: W. :. Nichols. THE IT.
.,lrancc Monitor View York: II. ". smith. THE
United states Review" Philadelphia and Franklin
Webster The Chronicle" New York
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OIL AID vARNISH NEN MET.

The twenty second annual meeting "' vac '''"'' -
and Varn>h Association Of Sew York ~ h".' - W.
rooms 81 the downtown Asr"olhtI"I' "" ~ i''' :
la, evening. A. usual there ~ iis" ~" WIN y
and ~ usual a-o the members IA" 'i "A''""'H f""
dinner before tral,ac'ing hu'!n"'- Ia" "'h''' VIZ
served .lprtly after o''h"h, H'jef' %" "'''" '''
,,.,,pr rho mu.,c. NJ D. E.cr tn pr ,dc: At At the
load 81 the table, and other member, pN'r!t ""!'
" u. Tempb,on. Aquua Rich. Il. T.. Rove, william
I,chwood Victor Allen. General l. l.. M'l!i'.ihI.
" H. King. Carl Mcrr. William baIinel y. Is Arnold.
,,n.s I,nrmulr : T. Wcthrrt M,.ri y. u. Il '1.iIrr.
Z. p Pierce Andrew H. Rogers. G""rg: W. lhnl'r.
crnxsn ryatt Waldo +. tl"nrrt " Is. ''i""''
,.,y. " Yorneyer J EIMendnri. p j. h""r''
,.h.r,r. t;illcspe y. p. Montios' william : L""''
n,y.a Prime. and G. H. Patrick j. >"~>rT h"+'' c''
to. n-c.,aept VA. prevented fiom being Ir"-'nt d!
,,s dntIr, a. secretary II the lh!"' i''''" "."
r.,o,c ,he routine hu>n"e, bcrar IN" '"np"n, we're
entertained Us Alfred T.. l'arNaH WIN humorous
selection, and ~ singing Nv H." it''h ''''''
The singing wa, exceptionally r'Nd H." p''''' u
,.,,up,,,,d ~ ludlph II. >'c ana L'"I' H. ""'PP'
,c,or, Charlie. II Clarendon ahd J. J. 'r'h'''' ''''
49, r..r T., , pricf addrcs, "ntlIn"d n" subjects ~
come before the meeting. III" no-i p"r'h 81 WIN H.
,e aid w,uld be- the report Of the committee Oh
t,rprttInc .puoutrd Al the lat in'"tiH-
,,, rc,,,r, Vas prSrntcd hy the chairman al III"
committee Nr Arnold and he evoked much aprIth''
iv Announcing IN the report that ti"i" "a> It" hI'r
any douh that the trade IN Vi" Eat would l." a' U"
,uv turpcntInr hS The pound Instead oil ~ INC -"'''
secretary Tcmplcor read lr''"i from ne i"~'n","
,rurr.l in reilly IT, r"oliti"n adr'd ~ W. l"''',t
Auci.tj tpat color cnId> should IL" rriuii"u !" la'
ihir.I rI,,, instead Of fmrth la "-iatr ii'' VI
V,iau,krI, letter said that tn' classification '"iih
not b. changed under the l'W. , ,, -, "a,
II VA, aunouirrd that III" annual i'''hI 81 INV
National Paint oil ard Narnlr'' -. iat"ii VII Ice
hrla Al the urnct House III Cincinnati "n Tn''d =
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THE STATE or TRADE.

rlonr ia~ty active and tidy. Wn-t s"uth"rn l.r,
~ ; r' >S'G'i 3D. o. Wien ~
No. winter red 80, .nd October "o+";32e p',rn"
l"r. - o:H,i o;t Ma. >, "1 ,%si ":. . "m'
ra>y mi>cl >po and O,.""r % .@'oc var; o3r nu
Mav o. bid oat. nim and hghrr: unrraded S"nhrr"
and r'nnsN ANA -2a+3 q; W''t"'u nm ~ ' a.
ui>"i 4?diiA-c. Ky" quiet Hay ,tadS' rro' isi1h'
ar,N" Hutt'r nrurr scar e. Eggs nrn, 30 al Cole
,, irn r"imrd ~ a. Whisky steady. 81 iodt 70
t.oIi $50 his What 1900 bush corn 1000 bush
w 1000 bush shipments Wheat 2 o9S bush ~,rat
bush: ,urn Is 900 bush.
Buffalo. y. y. OCT. 4? -whHa-No ! hard; dull clos
XSrtnrrn sales 5000 m,: 81 500; 5000 bush at
~ o. bush ~ o3'. 600 bush. Ut IL O3a spot
l6 900 bush l. ut II o. 600 bush do at 81 OF
So Hoth,rn ~ 9? 1asc ;no bum 0ia solo at ., 90
red ~ ot.d>i % carload NO extra red at 81 Oh
: carloads nnsrd"d at -" ! carload no white on
s ss.aa ut viii fair d.nara @aiss oco
y,low at jjl,c: IL car'aa- No y; 54l2c 5000 bush
y" B. In -,or, at sc 81 yellow" T. arrive 5ic asked
load no white at 49, carload, No mixed track.
at i@lnI2a.c No white. IN store. t+Rc asked harley
!" gSSa rcg"" 1ss . bush OF cs" S T:, a 80
sOIs3c western quiet: NJ . 7tu75c Rye dull No ..
In store 20. Flour steady and unchanged Mil feed,
quiet and unchanged Canal frrichts steady to New
ior& Whca, 81 con-" a.r cat. 2.c h"rsy S.s
Fionr - 800 bh-. wheat. go 900 bush corn 10000
hush bsrl,y 100 600 bush rye &c oo3 bush shipments MT
i-h barley. ~, 500 bush. railroad shi pmentsFlour.
n 900 biI- corn. 90 0oo bush oats. 100000
Chicago oct. 011e leading futures ranged Us follows
WHEAT NO.
1stsS%S o. iSss ~ u y:
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corrnv NARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Iiycrpn, oct. 81 y. M otton J. Ih' 80, 81 NV
i,,,eJ bal,~ American ththf'> e. u ~
Hm.rlran NJ ddmg low n'ddng 'sn,', 90 '" ',, ry
H., ,Inld blyrrs OCTOBER and No\'mbf I'ftN'rl
H.o,,,,d 'buyrr, Novnntrr lnd D'''nh ~
SD seller, December .ld January tri,fHi t,s
February and March delivery. ,e.did| $500 NAV M.T
im r ,G6.d value: MAY and jun delivery fso'd
'aiu, h Oct o Cotton quiet and firm middllng;
e,,r low mddns 2.c good oiiiaFv: ~ net s5
gross ,,.. o,O bales: ,",k. D., % bSi'- N
'"' galveston Oct. Cotton st"dy n'aa.'nr,, rro.
~ ntd,nr oAc good ordinary 3.l6' net ma I'o "a
,on $50 bales ,4,~. $3.50 bales spihi"fs !"
bale. Oc, % oton steady: mddlinc Ice o. o.
aud gross rec.ipts. $40 bales .>iort-, .ras' '
s.,~ .sl.s SAC bales stock. 81 ~. ps,,, IN ,c,
New orleans oct 9Cotion hrm m'aa Hic net p.
10Y oo2 hales gross receipts. 66li bai', MI,
" Hrcat UrItan OIL bales sales. G"oo oAIc'' ''o
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GE.lIN AND PHODUCE UAHfETS


TEtrlEE> pF NEW ! 'HN DE >hiH''>'
h;Ji;",itly there !, contest "n i'"' "''"'' 'As
,peculaor> III grain f'c IN" ~" dos II IA" '''"'nt
which Is modified by collateral railway opc!at"'t-
~ World SEEM on the surface thit ia" seller q. ts
.,.ks OF the rpd ought - be- bah, on
Grain but mi, consideration 'onpli' ltci b" con-
= ,,nns abroad and the >,i.t.urnl -, Tie rlil' n
speculative rircl"> The bears wheat clam i,tt
,,uc, have been forced H. level wlp'h cannot he
sustained rv,I { the tr-uUr. Of -aHN ''''> j. al
united Il i ,"it tha n" foreign lf"i VA. IN"
H. nrlv when forced {" d. -. "hIr tcr" hif - I
.,u...iun "i speculative holdings that arr "Np''d -
i.,r attach. IN" dealings ~ What >r>l"fda' r'"l'i
T., nearly 1000 900 hp>h"l>. The hiIl> w. t'"N'
T., , u,lt Interior unV"W'l' ii 'r'"r ri'~trtN'"~ II
"o,r In >yiir - these IA = t'l" VI, -r"Nl
disposition - lllud't" ." w. ilw %. t.''.'' ~ ~
marie, closed weak in spit" 80 IrN ial RAN Ara %"
- cent rom W"dre>ts' nlti. '''l VIM Wv
dull and cent lower. E>noit"r, riuI,i TO ',nI '."
only :4ooc bu-h", w"r, tar'I for m,llih; pI'i,,.
f,.h cor ruled steady AID 1'."n hh-h'l> W."
,s'en for export The options ,tr'v: I" rise rt ~
'e.vinc-, IN wheat crushed a." I.,,,,. r..
rnal fy1!vs wcr. unchanged after Al "aiN 'i'i'' X
snot Ior> ,.ll cent and LITTLE va don" Tie opp ~
cio,cl dow l.-Sl2 cent. ,., ., "a
lard va, heavy and the options ended "N
Thu. fral quotations were As 'ollow~ s,,..,
Mhcat-pct"'rr Fl ~ 3 N"vcn:hcr. - "'"i'
Dcr"mI"r. u "i:- Nay - 10 -. Doom, ~.
- . ( MAY - cents.
tW>-ntoler. 4il2: November. a: p'''"''
~ a., y,.rnl cr ~ a.: December. ~ - Jan ,ry.
r.. receipt, u grain and -four at Nov York r'ir
icpma. EAl'mofr and l">t4n Wnr a, "m ,,. f.;
hn.hr,s ,n;s grain ~ n'io hu>hr-: h'nr. :i'.,-'
packasc,. Al thiraG'. milwaukee, aud :. L,M-
nr,lI Al. vr-r: Wheat. 4..ool bushels. 'ri' . o.,
nU.,,l,. oats ~. iao hr~hrl.: total grain HI >
buslel>: tpur. l1.1j- barrels.
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct. 0. 3:+5 y. m-Bea ana r5 short cut
mand is improving Hams II poor d'h any anS Cun'
nS""t I" is bacon IN pS s sHaS Shcu Sn
About ~ to ls n steady at :ss SGana a dsIo
Tao~ turrents ana drmind prin" Western spot s.d
sob.r steady 1t Sis November and De,nsfd s.n
~, 90 Wheat in poor Flour IN falr o'ns
demand hs. fallen on fu..rs sd C%t.Sc.
,I ~ "A al, November steady at As 5td pe.S ill.,.
STEADY 1t a. Old Hops. at London-Paeinc
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OPPOSING PROFESSOR BELLS THEORY.

Boston, oct. "a number Of deaf mu"' aNs"nib"d
I'm the vestry Of the Chnrc. VI Good shepherd lat
night and were addre-.ed In the sign language b,
several prominent mu~> in protest n recently
promulgated theory Of Professor Alexander Graham
Bell Professor He'll has declared that tho offspring Of
con genital deaf and dumb parents almost certain Ia
inherit these defects. and urges Congress To- pas,
law preventing their internarragc. II had been an
uounccd thar a debate would lake place, hut the
arguments appeared to he all one sidc-that Of op
position 10 Sir. Bells theory and the assembagc was
In enthusiastic accord with all the speakers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

against Policeman Russell. OF the West one-hhhdfeo'h
st. SQUAD Russell arrested Delabar on tne "'sh' "'
August 30 at a socalist'c picnic IN L.o' ."n "
Dc,.har and his friends said Yesterday that there was
no reason for and that needless vt and G Gs
msed Russell said that Dc!ahar was drunk anu "''
",dar,v and resisted arrest Decision was reserved"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

TIC great falling of in the receipts wa ! r Ia
.ca ch., The IN, fom that ~'Mrt" wa III ~
:t.:. IN 80 So 80 IN - : '. % e d ~ |
90 Tnc r-cc pt> r extra ScarCht@ Az" NI,"''
f,llinc OF They lr~6 @l3.'!'-. l" 49,
S11i:;- in le-a @Il. 2lj and II - 800
In a general way. Mr. Tate SAID. TIC d,'"'~-c III
rocr,t u, cIt be explained hy tie tat that - are IL
,, nov c>.cnt"d Nv 0utsde companies e:' u ~ az
Tile Guarartcc Company .,. ~ n,
II had cost NIl 900 in tic la>t "lgIt year. NJ,
Tao a>o informed the comm lice. 20 mar" 60 pc' "i
t,. Old IccJ;t,. OF these, 80 wee G." pct" ana
MY l. certified e.. ,, ~,
Tlnra. + ttlr.v. Crr.IiS.ipn,r Dt IN l' y "','
on ,,. ned he ci. hN T." ORGANIZATION dhu ci""
~ ttr tilc .ua.aIt companies. he was "A h"1l WI!
Here Lad mt been dim nu'!'n in rAirIit re ci.'
.,,,ting with the G"cr'i-c III rtcr!pt-. lie rn'"t
Wh,i, t,irJy III IN" ou'NN WF'
nl,e tie cc> for c>ta -rirch's n-ed ~ tv &C ne
sad This va done on an opinion 81 u" rf"rl"h
,;oInscI that II was legal Fly pr cent We !"
,,,r .,,archer- Mr. Gr ~ took 10 pr cent W l..
t;ack cot 20 per cent. the tanit"r received ]" per
In1t AID the city u = per cr:'i MLrn Jam
rlac, wa, {, nnty CIrk his u r'cr vol -. "'o ana
ur u,lry rochcted IT,. b~>!dcs h ~ ular >aii%
a. c,uify The committee did Tot pur>u" All inquiry
am .no,int,uen'S, because Mr.. ''ilTOt AID en-
uhatic aily that the County CLERKS "f' va" not
civil service once. The committee VIII not Mccl
AGAIN until Monday morning..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

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,.". apr ga r"' Mrn.,r,n Tor ">pof:
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"a. ,I.f "a Nlt,t. do h
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80. hH' tn. - O.'.G" " IH't,. "u-. '"'.'r'
'hrl Ill al "'in A. -. -. a " .'I", -. saw
AIl -ni' '"N T. W % 80 y .'" o.
ih'F VA 'ht = IA" - ., ',,f''' 20 Ia
cav ','' q ''..", '"'i TO-, "-. ~, ,n,,'.,,
49, -''u
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=, i., -" n -, - d, ln, -, ~. .
II, a. =, If a.. li,,.. AMI Y A., r..>.d -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
A CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR HAS A COMPLAINT.

August Dclabar. the SOcalistic Labor Party's clnd
date for Mayor a; Police Headquarters yesterday
with = number Of his adIerents TO press complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
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nIT. MARK I.IS

OIL City. Penn. oct 3INauenal Transit eelnnsat",
opeu.d at $3.50 highest s1ac lowest S0',c; closed at
size 80 600 ibis q attcG lo3.sj0 b'ls: ship
n..nt. jos, 90 bbls runs. $3.50 bbl-
" pitt,Luts penn Oct 0-Petroleum dull Nntona!
Transit ccrtncses opened at Sic closed az slAc hah.
eat, sI4c lowest Sic. am
bradford Penn Oct. o.-Nauonal Transit certificates
opened 80asc cloe'd " slice highest. size lowest
eoAc Clearances. los 900 bbls.