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elected by the ate Territorial Governments OF the Ter
ritory northwest Of tile river Sho longer entitled To a
seat tins House
That resolution" said Mr.. Smith was re-
ferred. on leo. 81 1902 to the COMMITTEES on
Elections. which committee on Jan. 81 there
after made :ho following report"
yIc,Oir,, That Paul Fearing tue delegate from the
Territory northwest " the River Ohio, is still entitled
to u seat ~ this House
Tho report was not noted on. hut Mr.. Fenr-
Ing. who Ind taken his seat at tho commence
mrrt o. the session Dec. H. lS02l, held his scat
4, lsu3. nnl drew nay for that session ohio
wa4 admitted on Nov. 70. 1892. and yet NJ.
Fearing sorvch through tho second session Of
tho Seventh Congress. commencing Dec. u,
leO2-ono week alterward-ns II delegate.
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Gen, FIsk's Funeral,

CoLDwATER. Mich. July ia heavy rni1
was falling last evening whom the train bearing
the body Of Con. Clinton i. Fisk reached this
city A large crowd Of citizens, however. was
present. Accompanying The body were Mrs
Fisk. her son, c. Is. Fisk. Jr. her daughter. Mrs.
Park and ur. Park, the Eov. DR., A. b. Leon
nrl. and the Rey. DR.. sanford. all Of New York
city: >. u. Cntcheon, OF Deuolt and Samuel
Of u great number OF citizens In carriages. In
addition TO publir bodies. and 30 on. prOreoded
to Oak Grove Cemetery. where tho burial ser
vices were conducted by the Rev W. A. Huns
berger OF this city. assisted by Drs. san ord
Rnd Leonard. llcmorial service- were held
to-day at tho Methodist Episcopal Church. in
which Dr. Leonard. Dr. sanford. and the Hon.
samuel DlcRle made speeches.
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Ceron,mo's squ"w baptized.

MOBILE, Ala, July 13.-The squaw and nap
poose OF Geronimo, the notorious Apache. Lave
been baptized in the Catholic Church Tho
ceremony took place at St. Thomas's Church.
Mount Vernon, and was performed by tho Rev.
u. ,OGrady, q missionary attached to the
Cathedral OF tho Immaculate Conception. his
city. Geronimo and q largo number Of bis In
dIians In iull war mint attended the service
irines OF tho Catholic Church ly Father
pGrRdy'. through nm tntorEroter. received IN
baptism tho name OF Maria, ana the pHupol 30
that o. Frances. Tho -ponsors wore thusnu ~
Vernon
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TiiH WEEKLY PArMkyr Ian.
Its Validity 10 he Tested ny tho Dutchess
Print Works Company

PoUGHKEEpsIE. July l3.-Thero was quite an
excitement mt Wappingers Falls on Friday
night and SATURDAY. over the refusal Of tho
owncis OF tho Dutchess rrint Works to com
ply with the provisions OF the now Weekly Pay
ment law. Tho works employ several hun
drcd hands who have IN tho past been paid OFT
every two weeks. At tho Inst payment. how
over, the day before he Fourth, they wcro no.
tilted that after that they would he paid OF
every Friday night. under the new law. Last
Friday the nay roll was made out undnr tho
now system, and tho mon, were cN-
Inst momrnt here came Telegram from
mgr not TO depart from The usual custom
ma declaring that n flaw had been found in
the new Weekly laynent law. NnI tho firm
Proposes to to-t it in the courts rlGh away.
Tn" LOWS was tho source Of much dsaproint-
mont, not only, among tho opcIntiNrs and their
families, but also among merchants thore and
At NewburGh and ionghkeepsie before tho
people wero well satisfied with tho old systcm.
Il is stated that the legal fight oyer the new
Duchess Print Works Company early the
coming week, with n Wow OF having the ques-
ton that may arise settled ut once.
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SOMETHING ABOUT SHIPS, STEWARDS.
They DO Not Get Much Salary, but They
MIKE Up for it in Bic TIPS.

Mnke Up Tor lt In Big tbs.
The stewards OF an ocean steamship are
combination Of walters and cham bermaids.
Their wages are small because their tips are
big. The head steward. however. gets a good
SALARY. ms he has little opportunity for tips.
But he occasionally makes small fees by buy
ing provisions OF contractors who will give
him a personal discount TO get the order.
The rest OF tho stewards are divided into sa-
loon stewards. bedroom stewards, and pantry
men. The former are in reality walters. The
pantry men mako little extra money in an
No food Is, allowed to 70 on the table twice
whether 1t has been touched or not. The pan
Try man Is xpected TO throw, it all, overheard
he doesn't do it, however He soils il to the
storage passengers instead. He incurs Il
great risk, but apparently is willing to on ac-
count OF the prospective gains.
When the passengers are about TO leave the
ship the stewards appear TO be in q dozen
Swallowing their own particular charges dur
ing the voyage, aud are always at hand to re-
ceive whatever may be given TO them. Tho
gives the bedroom steward and the saloon
steward SO between them. ,r For family tho
q steward is probably upon an Australian
liner, and in many cases the r men pay
averages only about "a @on3R Willis the t 4s
will run mp rs high as SIS u trip. The harvest Is
usually on the passage out to Australia. most
gers can I'll afford the tips. On the homeward
trip the voyagers. as rule. have plenty OF
money. and yet their tips are smaller. This s
largely due to the fact that it has not yet be-
come fashionable to fee servants In Australia,
OF the way of giving tins, and they do not think
OF i. The custom is growing. however.
The stewards lives are not very even ones by
any means. They have their disappointments
and their reVerses. They are made particular
~ weary by passengers who keen them busy
during the entire trip and then offer them q
mcanly fec. The chief steward also comes In
for share OF annoyance. lie suffers at the
hands OF his subordinatts
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PUTNAM. July bat oxford tho other day
Charles Bullock and William Ilagg wnlle FISH
ing for pou's in lioI,Inson's famous turllo fond,
hooked, played ard landed monster turtle.
Weighing 27's pounds. The fishermen had
turtle dinners for SOY era DAYS thereafter Tho
taken by William Ellis from The same pond not
long ago that weighed 391l pounds. A still
Mrs. Ebenezer Fits twelve years ago; II
weighed As pounds
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Indicted for Forgery on His Mothers Tes-
fimony.

Boston. July 13.-Wlliam Vinal Burt. son
Of the late ex-Postmaster William l.. Burt of
Boston. was indicted for forgery yesterday by
the Grand Jury. his mother furnishing the evil
dence upon which the indictment was found
ed. Burt himself Is not known to have been
~ Boston since early in May. when no went to
heon negotiating notes bearing his own and
his mothers names and endorsed in some in
stances by his aunt Mrs, G. Is. TwItchell, Tor a
them In the aggregate about $4,000; The man
who discounted the notes. Samuel Thompson,
still believes them genuine. Steps will AZ once
be made to find Burt and bring him TO Massa-
Chus0tts.
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Robbed and Attempted to XIII n Man TO
Get Money Tor HIS MeddInE.

WEsTBoRo. Mass. July 13.-John Cruise. the
shoe dealer and probable murderer OF Frank
Martin, has broken down and fully confessed
his crime. He says that robbery was the mo-
tive. He was to have been married on Tues
day. and had no money, besides being soreIy
pressed on all hands. He knew that Martin
had a largo sum OF money in his possession,
and inveigled him to that fatal spot intending
merely TO stun him and secure the booty. He
sobhing and asking. Will they hang mef"
He had iormerlS ATTEMPTED TO get Gilman
to look at some cattle. With evidently the Same
motive. An examination OF Martin to-day
leaves little h0res that he can live more than
n few days. The wound is bleeding and dis
charging internally. forming n large sac. which
ID crowdinR the heart out OF place. Cruise ap-
pears IN court 10 morrow.
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Il ZIG EIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
High Wind Leads TO the Destruction OF q
5000. 900 Planning Mil and Lumbe r Ynrd


PHILADELPHIA. July 13.-One Of the most
destructive fires in this city for years started
about o'clock this morning In the turning
and planning mill OF II. 4. Atkinson at Tenth
street and SusQuehanna avenue. The wind,
blowing from tho southwest. carried The flames
across Tenth street to the east side and Akin
sons lumber yard also caught fire. The wind
then veered around to the southeast, and the
flames fed by sheds and dry lumber. were car
ried against the wall paper manufacturing
establishment Of Carey i rothers. which was
separated from Atkinsons mill property by a
narrow street About dozen OF the employees
who had been summoned to the building stood
with hose in hand ready to pour water on the
blaze, but as soon rs the fire gained entrance
t 10 Go % W beI ns thaf
foe for their lives. The upper floors were filled
with paper which had been printed and spread
on racks to dry. and thus burned almost like
powder. Long flaming sheets were caught by
the wind and carried blazing through the air, a
Inside OF "A half hour from the time the flames
attacked Carey Brothers estahlishment the
Tsnt OF to
800 feet, and from Nevada 10 Colona street.
l2O feet and was live stories high, Scarcely
check the flames in, Carey Brotbers building.
as they, realized their efforts would be OF no
avail. They devoted themselves to saving the
mil Was sompietciy destroSsd The i Rie%en
succeeded in quenchinG the flames In the lum-
Der yard after its contents had been partly de-
Carey Brothers estimate their loss at $780,.
600, the building costing S2OO.OU0, and theiI
stock. machinery patterns. designs. &C.. being
worth S3u00OO.
Mr.. Atkinson places his loss at between $75.-
600 and Ss0,O0O on his planning, mill property.
stable. and lumber yard. Dwelling houses on
Nevada street were damaged to the extent OF
$4,000. and other small losses 10 surrounding
property will aggregate $1,000 more, making
the total very near $GOu.U00.
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Orders for Horses. Payable to bearer.

smooth faced young man called ut the livery stable
Of jules Grau II ~ SiAGn avcnr on saturday after
nOon aud presented IursssRo stXnrd 'Aruauli. n
Avenue - Il call"l tor Tho deliver OF good horse
"a the he fer Arnauli liquor drler whu Ia, had
hnrscs Iru'u Irau hefn -. aud ~ tho NE sac vas
Nn'teu 81. card bear NJ ils uuE ness STAMP ,rau
thought 1t al rlght Anderson was arrested iaIsr I
Offering sell the horse tor NJ the horse market fl
East seventy fourth street In tho YORK villo lo.,o
Court yeAclday 20 SAID hsTaL name MAS Peter MOaId
lie said casually that he had horse In tho Same
way from DAhlmAns livery stable in East twenty
fourth street Tuesday and had sold IL for 40 Dahl
man MAS sent for and itappeRTed that the sIOTy was
true. hoard MAS held IN 81 5J4
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rh@huu. what Name!

PuTNAM,July l3.-ThO black bass season has
opened In southern New England, but no very
big catches have boon taken as yet The finest
black bass lake is tho ono at Webster. Mass,
Just across the Connecticut line. Its beauty 10
renowned, its waters being clear; 1t is stud
ded with lovely round islauds and tho sur
Connecticut flserInen visit 1t each season and
bag loads OF black bass. It's name, however.
Ia most extraordinary. 1t is CharRoRGHgoRg-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shortened
and varied trihe it Is Chaubunagunga-
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At THE MhHcY or TIE wAvlS
The Steamship Andes Loaea Her Propeller
and Drifts for Days.


DELAWARE BREAKwATEK. Del. July 13.The
steamship Andes, which was towed into the
BreaLwater Yesterday, left Pensacola on Juno
% for Amsterdam. She has on board n cargo
lyellow pine lumber. and on July got as far
north M Cane Ilatteras. when she lost her pro-
peller. which left her entirely helpless, her sails
being inadequate. For tho pOst eight days she
hnS has lorn ionting about the ocean nj tho
mercy OF tho strong currents and WAS grndu.
my drifting M towards tho Delaware Cnpcs.
On Friday, ut \: NJ, tho Howard. which WAS
spoke the Andes and finding hor in distress,
offered TO tow her into tho Breakwator. The
hy east oi the FiYo liathom Bank Llghtship
and good stlf breeze was blowing: A hawsor
WAS quickly gotten out and both headed for
ing ut Il O'clock Tho Andes belongs 10 the
Atlas inv Steamship COmrany OF Kingston.
l.Iun9,
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ROCKVILLE, Iuly l@.--IUn"e Itluw', 'a.Un-
hle COW of his town committed sac,!" tho
other day In Il very singular way. The door
OF he tobacco shed having been left mar Tho
melancholy animal priod the door wide . o,
passed within, and deliberately swHi,gwet ths
SIZE dsd f II a9 P9G%6 can Of I' G'se
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Tho Navy Department has also prepared n
design for the now icd.. 1t Incorporates the
present y nnGeneni 81 ak rows OF en- stars
LETT hand corner. The idea OF symmetry is to
be "btHlncd eventually by the addition II an
ment will be-
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

IN TWO AND THREE SEAT DEPOT WAGONS PAA
HenIer wagons seating eleven persons; open SurreyA
In oak and natural wood; extension top SurreyA Cab
rioets Ladies Park PhaetOns also Buck boards Nus.
giek Pony and Road Carts finest selection of Measure
Traps best goods lowest prices Buy from the
RACINE WAGON AND CARRIAGE co.
1I-Sl Wooster IT, New York
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n TTTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO &
i ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

PITTSBURGH November !. $780,.
and AMI eSD.oaaen Of e f5ssSu1ss Louis
Rawsy Company the Chicago st. Louis PsnrGea6
Company Company and the saersoayo Madison aaianapolis
F;sss Saa So" GGdns Es
company been prepared and holders Of the capital hat
to- st%cN new S '"e Company through is Transfer The
Trust COMPANY Of sto. " ,S Old G aSm
snes exchange into that Of the new Company on the
l. Holders Of preferred stock Of the PITTSBURGH
sas s s hs ok s
q the pas value Of 5000 S oo sxihasse f9 e eS
buieh, Cincinnati St Louis Railway Company will will
Company the par Tss value IF d s On pss sa
stock Of shs s :. eH
& 8 s.s ( IT, sS .S sBs1ys
p.ss: s5as s &c 'S Sn H ST.
sSs a t ts psr si' aSa e
q &C. ssd G%s"y r. %
L ns:s sss as
ont the Hn ps Of $4,000 in
O. Holders stock Of the JenersGnyllG Msa q So
the preferred and $4,000 OF the common stock 81 u,
new Company in exchange for each sioo'oo OF 'h''f
g.. above. scrip certacates Company will be
wsS @ q e ono
acaes will not be entitled dividend until so converted
The Farmers aud Trust Company New hGrk nus
lcen sppontcd Transfer and the National Bank OF
IonInerce in NewYork, Registrar OF the new stock ana
made TO have the STOCK llse On tnc
\ew.York and Philadelphia Exchanges. a.
Holders old stock requested e. deliver uer es
elnrates without delay the FARMERS LOAN AN
TRUST COMPANY, Transfer Agent. No ~ william
street NewYork city. prompt action in ts respect
viii greatly facilitate the work OF exchange -, ~
Fu ter information concerning this matter can De naa
n dasired on applcaon the Farmers Loan ~ TRUST
omnsny New.York B by addressing the undersigned at
Pittsburgh, Pa. o, ,,corrr
u n Roy 1otr Secretary.
$4,000 e WAST s.dos on I: % Ms1Sasf
mortgage ESQ 0oO loaned by savings bank ADDRESS
1sIxJ W. DELANO, Bennett Building. New-forh
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8. A MYSTERIOUS MARKET
ler0CKS BADLY DEMORALIZED.
Suyy OPEN UP, BUT A SUDDEN BREAK IN
vANpERB1ETs IS FOLLOWED
BY WEAK CLOSE.
aoyns AND BANK STOCKS.

'E1Leuis = Mash con II
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Nov. g. 4 D. m:-Atlantic and Great Western
nrst mortgage trustees certificates $685. CacadIan Pa
ciac ia: Erie, 22is DO second eonsos, I03; Illinois
t67. Sew York Central lot. Pennsylvania sSs. Mss;
as per cent India Council bills allotted to-day ct
decline 3-16d per rupee. Paris advces quote per
cent rcntes mt % francs Ga the account and
exchange London at 25 francs % eentmes for checks
1hc amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England
on balance to-day IL $4,000 40, !,
" London Nov. 8, p m.-Bar silver Is quoted at 4siad
per ounce.
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Cost mo fonno

nI00 REWARD FOR THE BEST eight Lines e, q adj
X M .,,b,eet M he play OF 'Doetor Bl containing
illusions to the piece or eharacttrs ne m.nnsen'
ses must DO addressed Advertising Department Goraen
The winning poem be selected by tonmiuee
~ t,s i5lh November. Ne vocms VIII 10 received aStef
that date.
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Dipi1euo Notices

,rIHE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
p.SR zoe Broadway New.York, oct: q, 1850
AZ meeting Of e hoard q p5eeiots hea p III
on the capital stock was declared paSaoie NV iS'
hoax, viii elose this day and reopen Nov 9th
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and $40 So; reiohmarks at "a 3-s and 95 3-S
and guilders at 30 Ia and 30 IA
THE FOREIGN MARKETS


In London british coesos were firmer AZ
94S-l6 and % rs respectively for money anu no
account. The Bank Of England lost G49,ooo
bullion on balance. In the open market money
per cent for balances. Bar silver was OF l-sd.
at AZ Led. per ounce English standard. American
railways after yesterdays advances, made fuftnei
progressive improvements till the close Of bust,
ness and generally ruled higher than concurrent
home quotations At Paris French per cen's
rose TO 04.62, against 04.05 last evening, ana
sight exchange on London rose to 25.2s francs
The Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and St.
Louis Railway Company In another column re-
quests the holders Of stock in the old companies-
Pittsburg. Cincinnati and st. Louis. Chicago, 81
Louis and Chicago, Cincinnati and Richmond, Jei.
fersonvllc, Madison and lndianapois-to deposit
their certificates of stock with the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. New-Yorl, and receive IN
exchange the stock Of the new company on the
terms which are related in the advertisement
Inc following securities were sod at .he H Muller
$4,000 City Of New.yor, per cent consolidated stock
aug !, SsSt s.ss,; ;a $50
70 shares Sars. f HsSoa1r Staa B"n s9
s spR Of Es & Sfssra Of hs u.s.
ss5s 81. nr ssg per cent registered
go c ssas 4 BIZ per cent adjustment
bonds. due i3oo. siS.
1854 30 American Fire insurance GO. scf1p De.
II shares Newport News and Mississippi valley ~ n.
800 rs shares Newport News and Mississippi Vaief
4. X. stock scrip, pa. do
trustee certificate. 1914 -.
shares chesspeake and Ohio Railway Cd preferred vot
ing trustee certificate, 3Sas.
II shares Chesapeake and Ohio Railway LIST preiefrtu
cettiicute New.York Produce Exchange dues paid)'
membership Consolidated Petroleum and Mining Ex'
81. 900 International and Great Northern Rsroad "a
mortgage per bonds Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
certiEcatesl. 75ss. a.. 1851,
per cent gold bonds Central Trust Co. cerihcses'
So. r., 81,
$1,000 Green Bay, wlnona and st; Paul Railway 1''
mortgage @ per cent bonds. due 1911. 7S,2.
~ shares Germania Bank, 800 a..
800 900 San Antonio and Arkansas Piss Ran"ay is'
MORTGAGE per cent 4Oyear gold bonds due 1928. AZ
shares Importers and Traders National Bank o''o
5759. ,, an
100 shares Citizens Gas Light Co. OF Brooklyn. 100
shares Mechanics National Bank PIP 80.
so shares Mercantile National Bank. 800 EACH ZIoss;
AZ shares National Butchers and Dfoyers' BANK SIo
each 1S1. .o,
20 shares Jefferson Insurance Co.. 100i2.
81 shares Citizens Insurance Co.. 11J.
500 600 Wasatch and Jordan Valley Il. H. = per cent
bonds due 1901 November. 1880. coupons $40. -.
90 shares Third Avenue Elevated X r.. 500 each 3lO
$4,000 ChautauQua Lake Railway 1T mortgage poho''
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTI
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFASTB thorough Mn9 ~ aggestnn and nu
triton BY careful application Of the fine proPerses o.
wel.selected Cocoa Mr. pps has provided our y avs
US many heavy doctors bills 1t is in the judeous Use o.
suc articles diet that constitution may be graouay
built up until strong enough to resist every tendency 10 us
case Hundreds subtle maades are noatlng AROUND us
rSadv 70 attack wherever there weak point. We may
escape many fatal by keeping ourselves well
with pure blood and properly Dourlshed frame
Service Gazette. ,, Ct. ..,- q.
ho Mound tins by Grocers labelled thus James EPP>
q Cd IIsmp opathic Chemists London. England"
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Copartnersbip Notiees.

NJ OFFICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Co
nartnership heretofore existing between tn" under
signed under the OF Geo. Schoen Co. ana
Neronolitan Cloak and Jersey Co.. doing business a 1z3
lo5 i2T West broadway, NcwYork, has been this day
dissolved by mutual consent. ro ecror~y
n.,oa yov n 1900 ROB'T l.. STIX.
R-1;eo Schoen will continue in business 81 Nos
1923 1875 127 Broadway, ard Robt H. Stix VIII con-
tinue in business at Nos. 130-13S Grecne'st
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In State issues the business was covered by
sales Of Louisiana SSnsoi - N ., w sold o az
1O6 Is. There were sales at auction OF several
issues which are reported below.
The general bond market was quiet anu gen
erally steady without any special features except
that Chesapeake and Ohio new IS declined TO
OF ga. Atchison As were firm at 80 leg ana tnc
seconds at So ga. Missouri Kansas and Iexas
Pacific seconds declined to 36 "a. Reference is
made TO our full report Of bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The Treasury purchased $4,000 ounces Of fire
silver at 81 .0624aS1 .063s per ounce; total pur-
chases under the law Of July Is, l3,lol,'oS
ounces. u.
the exceptions were and per cent; the closing
quotation was Sac per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. $l90ls0,7l4; balances
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House to-day S43s.s74. Its net gain on 6aiah e
was $7sl sic, made up by gains Of S6s5,lsl coin
s ehu S'' Receipts, sSs2s,2a7 payments $sIee,
az resulting in a general balance Of S174,2f6,-
S4a, consisting Of siS0,s4i'55S coin and $aso''-
i'1 The sat unted stntes Treasury Washington
redemption. a,o,,,c 49, 4,
..-nss revenue receipts s3I2,2es and the msoel-
isnaous receipts 81 1880
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Oh casn
49, 1honS and deposits In banks compares with the
fisures Of the last previous statement as ioloWs
3 q,.:s Eli S.:
$ss , lssS,enaer' 1os,.gss .ssa.oso pee a,coa
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
over ontstendnP -. oo- Z, 10, ,sa RI mac s=.s IN
s,as'.e; '5ssi9ss.s Dec
,.,o,ce. s9oy .4O I5l syo2 s0s777 1885
The foreign exchanges were dull and weak AZ
revised quotations for business as follows: Bank
orc, hills at ga so and "a "a "a for long and short
sterling respectively; French francs AT b;sS 1's
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Hluslcal Jnsfrn mcuts.
legal Notices

NETWORK aupREME COURT, Vest West;
chester M drsG sas i s pan
f FSessoI Fs aad
s g' Rsma ns0e% saSs
.EssH9 M 81 aIssss & May Ellen
SSS sSs sSys. Ss nss r5's Esxs
aTss ;';;as
Ss.SsaS S Ns Ma? aaS
Tsa and MSs' 'TSn h DE g.
ssS to 70 cop 1s
within sSsa s, ssy; s e. H. H.
any Judgment Wi BE- default S, 20
Ss @ d$assffb Z 81
d S'e and F0o'' Address IS Nassau
Deissdan cSsaa,ns Ios0SsSyg J asd IA seTSsa
ssssss Witt II b, fS
S YIN 'Sf ssSs' siis1 e. @
& HiEyHFs 9ssff Sf%Sas IS nassau
\ NE-HUNDRED-A ND-SIXTn STREE LEFT .,
ma SS%0n Barron against Fernando Y''' and
Indictment sssss nd ~ bearing sas sass
s; rs Rs. a Hs sa EsAa ns%'s ad III
"a az Ss e s'y %sn
Bro right tue s ana . R' dny OF hmrus
1890 n and to The SAID .dsT'ni,
lots pieces OF narce OF land in the sy % a. po
snnr6sd ard deEcribed follows; Beyinin.s =. po.s
nouasu oScty side Of Street one
hundred and twenty Ave feet west Of MN raet
INV feet thence souhery 70 Tie 9ornef sm Sc c.ey
nn me norhery side Of ,, SUM- ~
ttv fest aud thence nohsry Two , ssise, NJ the noint
sout,prly slda OF One-hundreoahu-s' N ~
or mace o beginning.
Dated October 30 isSyC1rr " & OLIVER Referee.
,.PgIL..ai,P'sst erlrtbune BaidinaI NewYork City.