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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

A CRAZY OFFICIAL.
A Florida Mayor Terrorizing the People
of His City WITT His shotgun Collector
Pinkerton Seeks Sale.s in Flight,

A Florida Mayor Terrorizlng the People
of His City WITT His Shotgun collector
Pinkerton Seeks saIs.S- in Flight,
CEDAR KEYS, Fla, May 15.-l,i. vor
Cottrell has succeeded in terrorizing
this city, and has caused much lawless-
ness since Saturday last. On that day
the lighthouse keeper was shot at on
the street by Cottrell, but was not hit.
The same afternoon Cottrell "held up"
the agent of the Florida Central &c
Peninsula railway with double-bar-
relied shotgun, but the railroad man
disarmed him. The mayor next visited
the United States Collector of Customs,
and with his city marshal by his side,
each with drawn pistols, insulted him
foully and threatened to put him in
office. Cottrell also threatened to
horsewhip the Episcopal minister and
his wife, most estimable people. The
clergyman went to Tallahassee to COM
plain to Governor Fleming, and Oh his
return was escorted to his home by his
parishioners.
Cottrell has committed long list of
lawless acts. He killed his brother-in-
law over a drink of whisky shortly
after the war. He had eight indict-
ments to answer at tho last term Of tho
County Court, but as matters were SO
arranged that the jury drawn was an IL
legal one, he got Off He was formerly
deputy collector, but the present col
lector discharged him.
Collector Pinkerton left for Jackson
vile on Sunday, and telegram has
been received from him saying that he
will return to-day with four deputy
United States marshals to capture Cott-
rell and his allies. A large number
Of prominent citizens have left town
with their families.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22
REAL ESTATE.

w. A. Webber, of Little Rock, has
opened Real Estate Office at room 10.
No 1876 La Sale st. Chicago, H., foi
the sale Of Arkansas and southe II
lands, and the placing of southern Sc
eurities In that market. He respect
fully asks correspondence with real
estate dealers and land owners In AK.
ansas, pledging himself to fidelity to
their Interests in the future as in the
past. lie proposes 10 spend half his
time there and half at Little Rock.
Address as above at once.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Three Men Killed by the Overturning of n
Caisson Under Construction ON the Site
OF the Louisville and Jeffersonviiie
Bridge.

Three Men Killed by the overturning OF n
Caisson Under Construction ON the Site
OF the Louisville and Jeffersonviile
Bridge.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 15.-About six
o'clock last evening, while workmen
were engaged in the construction Of
the upper part of caisson used in the
excavation work for pier foundations of
the new Louisville & Jeffersonville
bridge, the caisson, while being shifted
in the strong mid-riyer current, broke
from its mooring. The chamber. four
teen feet below the surface, was filed
with compressed air, and when the
hawsers parted, the buoyancy of the
submerged portion of the twenty-eight
foot caisson caused it to suddenly turn
over, carrying with it the scaffolding
and eighteen worlSmen The following
named were killed;
c. =. Mitchell, of Kansas City, sec
ond assistant superintendent of con-
struction; impaled on an iron rod pro-
iecting from the side of the lower por-
tion Of the caisson.
Charles Sanders, carpenter; crushed
between tho caisson and scafIolding
support.
Joseph Waldron (colored), laborer;
drowned.
The other fifteen workmen, some OF
whom were slightly injured, were res
cued by boats.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22
Eourteen Reaeaea AIIve.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 16.-Four-
teen men were this morning taken out
Of the caved-in Hartford mine alive.
There is great rejoicing among the
friends and relatives Of therescued men,
who tell thrilling stories Of the efforts
they made to keep themselves alive.
Exploring parties have found nine
tcen dead in the mine; six more are
missing, and it is probable they are also
dead
When the nineteen dead and charred
bodies we're being brought out. the
scene at the mine was heertrending
in the extreme.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22
The chinese Ordinance to be Tested.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 14--The first
arrest was made yesterday under the
new city ordinance requiring the re-
moyal Of all Chinese to district on the
outskirts OF the city. The person ar
rested was Chloe Yuen, member Of the
firm OF Chy Lung & Co. Shortly after
the arrest Consul Bee, on behalf of tho
prisoner, applied to the United States
Circuit Court for a writ of habeas corpus,
setting forth that the prisoner was a
subject Of the Emperor of China. The
writ was granted and the prisoner was
released on bail. Argument will be
heard July IA.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22
United states Marshals on the Track of
Mayor Cottreli.

cEpAR KEYS, Fla, May 15,-Four
deputy Dnlted States marshals arrived
here late Tuesday night for the purpose
Of arresting Mayor Cottrell and his mar
shall Mitchell, on the charge Of assault
ing Customs Collector Pinkerton and in
torfering with him in the prosecution
Of Government business. This action
of The Government authorities is the re-
suit OF long series Of outrages per-
pctratcd by Cottreli, in most OF WHICH
he has heen aided and abetted by Mar
shall Mitchell The latter Was arrested
but Cottreil is hiding
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22
MaryeIons Escanes from neath.

New York, May 17.--An elevator a
No. 624 Broadway, containing ten young
women employed by thinner & Fold
stein, feather and flower makers, fell
six stories yesterday afternoon, the ac-
cidcnt being caused by the breaking Of
the cable One Of the girls tainted
from fright during the fall, and all were
badly frightened and suffered from
shock, but none Of them were much
hurt otherwise. The escape from death
or serious injuries is considered mar
velous.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22
The Search for the Missing Temporarily
Abandoned,

WILKF<BARRE, Pa, l7-At eight
o'clock last evening all operations at
tiIe Hartford mine were abandoned.
There were still six men in the fatal
chamber They are Michael and John
Scally. brothers; Robert Richards,
Michael Henry, Richard Jones and
Joshua Williams. Work will be re-
suned in the morning and rushed for
wprd. Six mules were taken out alive
yesterday afternoon
The bodies Of fye polanders wore
buried yesterday, no one having
claimed them.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

MYRIAD worms resembling the army
the southern and eastern portions OF
Lancaster County, Pa, and arc ravag-
ing the grass fields. Farmers are much
concerned over the appearance OF this
new pest.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

AT recent exchange of prisoners at
Kotonou nine soldiers of the King OF
Dahomey committed suicide by drown
ing themselves in the harbor rather
than return to the Kings service.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

THE active work of the annual meet
tiles and Correction, at Baltimore, Md,
began on the 18th. A dismal picture of
the increase of crime was presented by
the special report by General Brinlxer-
hoff. Of Ohio.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

A VIGOROUS rivalry between the Read
ing and Pennsylvania railroads for the
passenger traffic between Philadelphia
and Washington is resulting in quick
time and extra accommodations for the
public
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

In the italian Chamber OF Deputies,
on the 18th, Premier Crispi said the
triple alliance was solely defensive
one. Nothing would be done without
the approval OF England.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

ELEVEN students have been expelled
from the Batavia (N. " Institute for
the Blind, charged with insubordination,
for petitioning the Legislature for the
removal of H. Smith, teacher Of piano
tuning, claiming that he is incompe'
tent
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

The organization of the South Ogden
stoek-Yards and Land Company was
completed at Omaha, Neb., on the 18th.
The capital stock is 81, 300, 600, and the
company proposes to begin at once tho
construction Of packing-house, hotel,
exchange building and yards.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

NAvIeATIoN on the Western division
OF the Erie canal has been much OBJ
structed Of late by series of accidents
to the canal boats.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

RETURNS from all but five of the Pres
/. by teries of the Presbyterian church
show that 1873 have voted for revision Of
the Westminster Confession o. Faith,
90 againstrevision and six have declined
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

THE DR.. Rule, who committed suicide
at Marksville, La, and who claimed to
be brother of Hon. Warner Miller, Of
New York, was not related to Mr.. Mill
er. The latter's only brother died forty
years ago
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

Ex-UNIrED STATES TREASURER FRAN
CHS E. SPINNER, who is at Jacksonville,
Fla, suffering from cancer on his face,
is growing rapidly worse.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

THIS citizens of Morton County, N. D.,
are alarmed at the proposition of the
Government to abandon Fort Lincoln,
and say the proximity of hostile Indians
will force them TO abandon their homes
If military protect tion is withdrawn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22
CARLISLE THE MAN.

The Ex-speaker OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives Chosen by the Kentucky DEM
ocratic Legislative Caucus as Candidate
for the United states Senate to Sue
coed the Late Senator Beck.
FRANKFORT, KY, May --Tmmedi-
ately after the Democratic joint Legis-
lative caucus had been called to order
last evening Senator Cooper arose and
announced the withdrawal of ex-Gov-
ernor Proctor Knott as a candidate for
United States Senator
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

News was received at St Petersburg,
on the 10th, that the city Of Tomsk,
West Siberia, had been almost totally
destroyed by fire and flood, involving q
loss OF many thousands OF lives.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

Mr. PowDERLy has issued mani
festo to the Knights Of Labor of Penn
sylvania advocating a constitutional
convention to modify the State Consti-
tuition SO that the Australian ballot sys-
tenn can be adopted
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

TwENTY-sIX men were buried by a
cavern in the Ashley mine, i'ear
Wilkesbarre Pa, on the 18TH Nearly
all of them have large families de-
pendent upon them for support, and the
prospect of any OF them being rescued
alive and uninjured was considered as
very remote
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

FRANCE and Germany have agreed,
in order to avoid disputes on the front
ier, to set apart wide space of ground
on either side of the boundary line and
place at frequent intervals large stones
marking the limits conspicuously.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

SENATOR QUAY has decided to sue the
New York World for libel on account Of
its recent publication Of statements
affecting his personal integrity.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

THE betrothal of Henry NJ. Stanley,
the American explorer of Africa to
Miss Dorothy Tenant, young En-
glish lady of artistic tendencies and
greatly admired for her beauty, was an
nounced on the 10th
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

Mr.. JOHN G.. CARLISLE, ex-Speaker of
the House of Representatives, was
nominated for United States Senator by
the Democratic caucus at Lexington,
KY, on the 10Th, receiving on the last
ballot ~ votes against 43 for Mr. Lind.
co,
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

GOVERNOR BoHs has decided to reg
ommend to the President for appoint
ment as Iowa's Commissioners to the
Worlds Fair Prof. King, of Lynn
County, and w. l. Buchanan, who is
well known as promoter OF the Sioux
City corn palaces.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

GOVERNOR NICHOLS Of Louisiana is
strongly opposed to continuing State
protection to the Louisiana Lottery Com
pany.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

ALpHEus BULL, president of the
Gould & Curry Mining Company Of San
Francisco, was drowned on the 10th.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

The HrBERSIAN convention at Hart
ford Conn, adjourned, on the 10th, to
meet at New Orleans in 1892.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

I'HE Eengineer of a south bound freight
on the Wisconsin Central railroad dis
covered ties fixed to the track seven
teen miles north of Marshield, Wis, on
the 10th. The obstruction was eyi-
IDENTIFY placed for the purpose OF wreck
ing the fast limited express, which Was
due in about thirty minutes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

TIfR National convention Of colored
mon in session in Washington, on the
4th perfected permanent organization
by the election Of Rev. j. G. Price. Of
North Carolina. as president, AMI w G
Chase, OF Washington. secretary AlIst
of honorary ce-presidents. ono from
each State represented in the conven.
tion, was also selected.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

TIE Winona tMinn,l Touring mill,
said to have been the best equipped
building Of the kind in the world with
capacity OF 1900 barrels OF -four a
day. containing l,2oo barrels Of -four
and the elevator, in which We're about
25, 900 bushels Of wheat, We're totally
destroyed BY fire on the 18th. Loss
$500, GEO; Insurance, S20O,000-
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-22

ArroBSEY-CENERAL AsnFonp OF
Honolulu has advised King Kalakaua
not TO sign the new treaty with the
United States, although the remainder
OF the Cabinet are IN favor ef hts sign.
Ing. The feeling against Ashford ~
said 20 hc sostroug that he VIII probably
have " resign,
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TIE MARKETS..
rnrAL, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
crNERAL MARKET REPORT.
MArERIAI-Tho movement moderate

BUILDING MATERIALTho movement moderate s@a aGa
pritcs steady brick 70 'ese9@e 10 amaverstre|
b%s s tsns scaso @ sasi Gct THSSs 20.
al ~ P 80 3}asl 5O German Portland, .? 3OdsZ a.
no ON quoted At y lOas2 30 per LOCO "oa'a haf' Z2~
.S I e ~, ady on moderate demands We quote
11ntiow paper, -. dJ7sc Granulsted 04c; IL. 3
s sG yanulaed Size Taylor Brothers English casks
O%ccocoA-oniy light dealings but the 90 market is
- Mardcabo. 22d22i2c Cauca. 2Za@oe ara ~
WssNc: Trinidad, l3i2c; Bahai l3e ana "ua>aquI' ioa
lStso;oprRAGE sToCK-FOr most all article, there has
,..S an ordinary demand at I iEInsr Iaess
We G quote SHOCKS and Heads 3S.lnch q 75dsl IS
N ~ 4Sdsl so old Shocks and new Heads, 3S;inch
oSsi IS SG-nch, 81 40 GA shocks wl.hoH! hSas.
n Voasi t0sG Empty ogsheads 81 10; Hoops, l. feet,
P55ppFSs.. & IL ieet s.sGs3o
CoTFEE-Therc was steady market for Brazil
gst beam quoted isGlsae. ana do undesriPed 17s
i e e! a s;saS and o5 sS S AS
ssn%s sscs SO Rags Maraoa.bo private terus OF;
es ;enccd today on weaker foreign accounts ana
,sSssr receipts RIO and santos Opening sales ndl.
esed losses Of about 10 points after which there wac
miner decline OF l0d1l points attended with selling
by longs" leaving or barely steady. layrc dccn'd "a
oNr oac1 GpotioAs 20 Pci m"y. 80, "a 6vSa
hey ~ OF Dccertc las 81 Arrivals az England dur
~ 2Sy bags stock England July 1850 3cs 9n lags
ROTTERDAM rel ots Ahoa from Brazil Tor Europe SO 600
bag aoa from Fast and Jazz for Europe $1,000 es 6S
exchange (pryae 23',c receipts 10 600 bags Rio clear
anec, for Europe 900 bags total stock $4,000 bag;
4 1890 900 bags time 1850 O. O00 bags sane
tine 1855 IS 600 bags receipts at Santos July 70 July Z
1890 10 600 bags same time 1889 i6 600 bags same time
1855; 10000 bags Total sales here today 2l2oo BAGS
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Sales 52s 900 bush spot including
gng3dda AfSd and w 4 MIA in M ,H
and elevator, 43'dAs'sc anoat No July 42Nda32e.
closing at 42ac % Aggu't 4S'sG4ac closing at al;
a%AG3Sae. closing at 4iac oATS-on the spot ruled
sG 3a dSs snpp @G @ cSa 6ssh WIPE
tons were firm the Outset but the weakness in wheat
caranccs 100 bush sales 8i5 600 bush future G 900
bush spot including No Mixed at S3'ic elevator; no.
. Ws a ss fn Ssrd 10 NO. sy Wh Sc ID a
vat sc derd No. WIZ SS wh, ~ e S W.
N July do o' sp at sss%e' sS Ct
s@ 90 otoSes &c. o}sapg AZ ss NO Whit 5Igy
2S' e? ssSoe q. s' n leo NJ 75Ssoc Snaps
9oI Jay hND STAw-Trimc grade. Of hay are steadily
maintained IN rrcr On ea S frSe or STS sas
a slow inquiry and prices rather weak HAY-ChoSe'
Rye new 75c old sods5e; Short Rye ood05c oat and
"I Il, ps Apsr from mrirate brewing demand
ket has quiet the feeling Is generally Arm State
cng State at best EST sss medium aaiS 81
common 1o6Ie DO ISL Ss@G racnG Toa'' es1se
ss foIg Msn TO E%S iG q &c. s..
culI nj &c on spot Butts Inactive. Paper quoted at
fair lines Of common grades are selling at
h a. e. e t caS 9n9a'S". fSeG Ys A1T
soma9 1i6iac BqOnOs Ayrcs sp: selected Jog
Il cor, s%i'A Sa,y SS%oy aud %
~ ieai2Ec Texas. 2oa2S 1oai$c wssfis , Zoe
scgta'r. 1s as seE @ l. Sc SoShs as they
70 ~ 20; Wet sailed Buonos AyrcS COW selected 4CG
% OK and cow 4Oa5O ~ Sc New Orleans, city. i9d
~ n 5aa0he Texas, oy and cow 5oaco n aldOc city
s'IiGHfrI S descriptions continue in good demand
s siSck availobc Values generally nnchanssd but
tanners refuse to shade outside Sprcs on desirable stock
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Butler Frank ). TO l. 5 Alderman. AIhuravs.
Ibpp, jacob. to \ zeglor a2t West 4t,h-s. years.
Hontci.. G W. to J J Rraiy. Trcmon,aye Mar.
monayo years mortr'ges. e. $40 ,.... n....-
~ br an JAM" 80 :. o5 to Bacon" 0'''' "'''"'
Henson. Miclae. to G nastaln. cor s,h.av. and
Colsma1. Mar to = N,cabc. %, l' map n-hbridsc-
,C;ci'2S.. ! IT, t. carulr si.,st 9thave u
rod Alrl. executor 70 Mutual Life ln,aranc. co.
r'5f - .o' Frao2Is x.r 10 yowYo- Life rn.ur
Don, ran Wliiiilm to p Ioi,''r 1.saye. 7o'h
Dawson. JOIN to Il schmidt. e>s,r. a'u.-, 10Th
Dunn Alfred D. % i IL TFclrr. 30 warrcn.'t, year
narragh. Thomas, 70 C. Aiac'unrer. 5 i3i't''. W
Dr cher il. to VIM Knaupp. sad,,. A,enuo
Doiee Mafy 70 i y Camp. II " sedg"i'F-a''
p.,n. iaI!.s to horn > = a'h-'t. s'h.a'e, de-
''' Fei ,aaa H. to Tile cuorantc, ane Trust Co.
''' G %f Water : = Sou,mayd. othayc
GeInuilngrr. ncfy. 70 Samuel Art Avenue 4. 5
iiyins X to us Camp. sotswlcfaye,
J"nc. charcs, to y Than s3i.-t OF 3i.ayo
Ki,haai John II. to Franc. DepcIn' Orchard
Knau-.. Gcorer !. to II y Camp. Bostonav~.
i-E,. oarsn . 4 r.,,. " Preston ave. Of High
Manhattan Ra-s Co. to Imgrn9t Indu. s savings
McCariy. cathafine to Nca.York saving Dank
1otl.-t " II Gthave. ! year. t9,5po.
Niece james 20 Metropolitan Iho Insurnnco co.
lOth.aye " s7th-rt ycDr. q mortgages. 100000
Mitchell. C. to II Camp Boston ave. n = OF
MtCahi,I Thomas J. 70 Bowcry Savings Bank. +t3.4T
Maenn- David 10 Siount St Vincent building and Loan
Assoc alton Kync.st. Of BaFard-st nstalmcnts.
- 500. .,.- ,..,.-.,.. M,
West l2Ath-st. 3 years. FlOO0p
Phillips " C. 20 Dayton. Kingsb'idee Noad' ad'
Joining lud l. u Wood, g., so. -
pctiacu. Frances =. 10 = Heylor, 1H4th-st W of
7ul.avr / yenr ~ 600.
Erniv Edward to l. \ Alderman, W hrthurayc. n q
Kinsbrlgo Road years 1900.
Uepwck Edward >. TO TN" Guarantee ana Trust co.
10 Murray.-t ycats. $4,000. $500
Rect katharinc To Thomas Eyerlt. = ioth.st, W 4
Avenue A. , years, $4,000 =, - 5000,
Rcd Walter ~ " Mnllk~n cor Nadison-av ara
o3d.st year 2 mortgage rdfn"o. .ao., .
Schmct7e Marie. b. Sarah Smlnck, l.Sth-st, g ~
3daNc. = ycnr-, 40 600 - -..,...
schlosscr. Philip 70 J. Cav ana another executors
n : 9sthst q Of SHAVE. 3 years $40 600.
shell + G. T. ! cohen 1i5th-st, Of Brook -ayo.
wear 10 mort gagcs ESQ 900.
Sam Dowcry savings Bank, same property years.
500 900.
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european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAkFAsI-" By thoron-h hno"iriss %, tne nay nay
and 10y application OF the c pfotofIIeN
NJ wcselectrd Cocoa MI Epps has provided our break
fst tah,s with dccatrly favored beverage WIhch may
save u heavy doctors bill, IL Is ~ ne lud,cions
articles OF diet that constitution may hs
GRADUALLY built until strong enough 10 f.sst ~ u
49, 10 dscasc Hundreds Of subtle mlsfes are hoang
10 there ~ weak point
We NAV escape many fatpl shaft by keeping ourset-
,,, fortined with pure b,of aud properly hOuIlshed
frame civil Service Ga1ette. ia, eo,, all, 4,
simply with boiling water or milk SOFA only N
half Mound Tins by Grocers. labelled thus JAMES EfPn
a Co Homeopathic Chemists London Eh.Isnu-
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NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
fourth Ave. and I'D ST., New York.
Tue ONLY RAIPoApp Sr.Iros IF X I tx! Crr~

Tue ONLY RArRo,p STATION X TX! err" e.
$50 A. M.-CiiCAG0 VESfIBULE LIMIrED-dus =
1870 70 70 n psA gay vEsrlBuLu LIMIT
ED-dGe Cincinnati so Indianapolis 10 80 a. H. @~-
1886 A. MioLRWlsTERN DAY EXPREss-daiy except
$50 r. M-NORTH SHORE vEsTIBUJE LIMrTED
Duo ,trois is a. Chicago f'oo D. H. h'N~
500 Mast WESTERN ExPEE PRES p ch H'
$50 2. M.T1%spigoSPAcK, MONTREAL AND NIA'
o.I5 s. sw.LEasr ST. LorIs AND CHICAGO EX'
TREsS-Due Indianapolis IL 20 D. M next day' 81
FISe22iKIi III 22NrWBUR POuGHKEEPsIE; RHINGG"
ELl1F AND ~ D. a.. also 80 for PSasS:
ke;s 10 20 oS :; 80 80 on i'S So ~ ri sS
10 ia ;S2 io S oi 3 p ~ % night.
rr r g k g. ID 4 sS % P Pg7Si
p6 Pr 70 SO &C., % go 80 ff % a." n So ZOO.
BrFi&L0-SS So 10 go iiO5 80 4. 800 1880 sis'
xEGHRA pALLs-io 20, 10 so a. m ':0O' 6 90 7;'o.
sARAiidpc,h~t9 III 80 a. m,a2:Oo. 1880. : 80
likE r. eE5a$ itSoO, t1la;o nj e 30 \, E m m
Al1IIE0SS2bnXss nRt MOUNTAINS >Xp MoXrRE,I-,s 90.
III 80 a m. 30 ,. M, ti2 % night; also Adirea
G SifB nSsna mnixtVA AyD cANANDAIGuA-ts 30.
pEifKs II 4 n Nils iIlsP Via HARLEM DIVISION
as. S eaF1 ,s aPPn q: SaSe
fs" P1Is S'r ,c q 81 az VS. st ia5s and
T.w.Vork 333 WashInrton.st. 72G Futon-'t' and go
io + Fxd.s ra Tor and baggage trOu
ho, and resd'nces through % estnai9h' ohn, ,,,ns
'Daiy except sunday s'a'nriays only o'hef 'raiH'
ri" Aoys trains except those leOyine at o. 90 M
John ~ r0rCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Maragcr. (fenn Passenger Agent
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STAINED.


Good Ordinary. .........9 1.1G Low Nddnc ....1oas
suic; Good Ordinary % ll-lG Mddling IL 10
Options swung around higher prices to-day but
speculation wa Ncfy slow and aside from ltte
ns Of July and August shorts the market devoid
Of features. At the opening there was rise OK l04
points after which there further advance" closing
top his crop showing gains Of $40 points,
and crop 2d3 points. Liverpool ol"ned slightly
lower but closed WITH stcadness. sales here to-
$4,000 bales.
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LINE

n, pOsroN pHOvIpENCE WoNCLSifH mf a. Ney'
trr,nd to.nf. ruil rights Tcst. shortest raH Hdr.
" s,esuc,. CoNNfCTTCTr and MAS>ACHu SETS
will Ie,Ye Per 20 y. foot Warren st. a. 80 D. m
daily r.cept SUNDAYS arriving Prov idnce a ~, lo't"
is a ~ cue Orcl,sl1 ON t!ch e. 1c -, any
80 Isior llo4-r Nlnd-or aDd t6.uoIoaA Hotels az
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