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Ncw.York, Monday, Dec. g.
Tie following -alc held at tn Exchange and
one fagr,.ofy building with lot. No. 90 llthsye..
" . iO.J II o. 424-,t, lot lJ.3N'Oi w. G. Lester.
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REAL ESTATE.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EXCHANGE.
ADDRESS BY GEORGE H. sCoTT-BusIYEss rRAys
Acted

ACTED.
The annual meeting and election Of directors N
the Real Estate Exchange took place yesterday.
George II. scott in the chair. The report and balsnos
Sheet which were read, have already appeared in Tho
Tribune. ilr. scott having moved the adoption Of
the former, PROCEEDED TO deliver what might be called
his valdctory address. lie is not candidate for 10
election. Amid all the successes OF the Exchange in
ie0O-a year of unequalea prosperity in the history
Of real csato-hc pointed out two failures, nanel;
tie loss the Worlds Fair and the defeat Of The Rapid
Transit bill. The Exchange worked cnerZ. tcally fv
both, in the Of the latter memoriazng the
Governor call extra session OF the Legislature
TO pass a measure Of some Kind.
Naturally said Mr., scott we took an interest 10
the location Of the Worlds Fair Individually BE-
eve that the holding the Fair here would have been
Of untold value to real estate. Whether or no; IL
would have tended toward a temporary abnormal In
craa ia values whether not IL would have caused
the erection Of Improvements only suitable for the oc
cas!0n but to- good to be removed afterwad-as
argued by It. opponcnt,-t would have FASTENED and
accomplished the building of rapdtransi roads. ana
in that way would have been instrumental in SOLVING
thi, important question:
on the subject Of listing secur,tie, relating TO real
estate and havin. daily call upon the floor Of tho
Exchange. Mr.. scott s.id
If we can only establish daily quotation for our
securit.o,. and induce the banks and trust con.
panic, to loan upon them, we Will have solved tho
que,, om of ready dealing IN real estate
\ ,e,otI,l0a containing vote Of thanks for Mr..
scott service, was unanimously adopted, AID the
following directors wcre then elected:
George Il. Read. j. Romaine Brown, Richard V. Hsr.
nett H. H. CaUmsnn, G. W. Luyster, Edward Open.
helen P. Philip \. >myth james f. Levness Charles A.
sehc,ncrho.n Isaac Fromne Jere johnson, IT,, Richard
Dcoyes, Ira j. Warren.
Til, election gives eight to the Cammann regular
ticket and i've the opposition or liamett ticket
Jaues f. Lcvihe,, and Edward Oppenhelmer are the
only new members OF the board.
Notwithstanding the uufavOrabe weather there was
"A lar-e attendance the floor when No. 057 Eleventh.
ave wa, offered. The property j., four-s;ory brick
tenement. on q lot l9.3NiO. The bidding ran from
- 900 up 10 $500 william e. Lester was the buyer.
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:, AVANNAU FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.

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Connecting vrh C,ntrai HaroAd OF Gc'f-i and Sa,a..
nah florida sud Western HIl"ar Tor all nom, i,
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

THE MISSES ELY's
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

do1n2 Why tnSrs2ss TIE prc1ts u
csrt.ia classes He cos-d a4ns c@p--
uallsus = hose pEC1 = Id sxcss3s5 rtose
u a. - agric4ltaEalLsss II .ny sac
q 20 Ualsa- APS1z1ss 81 Demo
crate saze. he ss ~ Re
40. disturbed - ths sp
uI1ass O1 ths sshsE side. be wss sx-
cssdlnxly zrasi6sd that tksy bsgaa %
rs4lizs u aay sense tat tkslr eoga-
trynea deserved protsctioa- II
~ssa ws Rad Protsct ed equally and
LIFTED . al 0gr Industries zn3 ghs tine
shcuL1 thea come @bsn .s sozla act
kold cur .o~n-beinz tks EOst inseLh-
geat. tie frsest Gnd 4olest people on
sArth-thea ~s lad better retire from
ths 6sld Democratic applause.
Mr Bustsrsorsh then proceeded 70 sK-
pound his views touching reciprocity
WITH Canada He sad that 80
were sotea yori ug - cultivate relations
wiIh hfty millions OF people to the south
ward and yet we're afraid OF Cana
IA Abraham LiBcOln znd Ulysses
Grant ~ers not suspected OF lack Of
patriotism, yet they favored reel procity.
There we're some things IA the bill be
1id not ike. he hsd known Of an in
t4stry nat bad been able 70 make so, .
BOO, 900 dividends on 3 capital OF g., 80, =
0OQ
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
A MOTHERS SHANE.
DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH EynES
a f0aGx asA at FSrs~Sotn' o At
tseks the Psr-ns.r II nAs "Aa0ssa
hsthsr. snd hHls nl2 AftsF
Hall nosrs Coaniet

PoErsAoUTH o.. Nay lS.-There vas
desperate nghE here ~lth knives THIS
morning between Jazes Nault Snd
Spencer Huston. and the struggle ended
in the death q TIE former. be
being stabbed 70 tie heart
Mault ~as living openly With
the widowed mother OF the murder
es. This 50 enragsd the ~onan's son.
ehO ~as working in nelg boring
town, that he came 20 Portsmouth, and.
learning the true state Of Affairs, vent
to his mothers house and an
nouneed his intention OF killing
both Mrs Huston aHd MaulL The
latter on seeing the son enter the house
attempted 70 escape. bat young Huston
grabbed the man By the coat collar and
dragged him back into the kitchen
You coward. your end has come" eI-
claimed the young man IS he drew re-
volver from his pocket
MaulI who had become desperate,
grabbed large carying-knite and
rushed atthe young man The latter
dropped his weipon. and with the re-
mark that ne would not take advantage
OF his opponent, succeeded in securing
another c&rying-knite from the kitchen
table.
Both men we're powerful and desper-
ate struggle began. The TWO fought for
half an hour every thing in the room
being bespattored with their blood. Both
were SO weak from the loss of blood that
they could hardly hold the knife
handle at the expiration Of thirty min
utes. Finally Huston succeeded in
planting the blade between Mault's
ribs, when he was on the floor, and,
throwing his entire weight upon the
weapon. he drove it up TO the hilt into
his body, the steel penetrating the vic
TINS heart.
Young Huston, covered with blood,
then endeavored 20 find his mother,
whom he also declared he would kill,
but the woman had fed from the house
as soon as the CORY struggle be-
gan. The assassin had returned 70
! the house and was preparing
TO mutilate the body Of his victim
when the town marshal and several
/ citizens arrived, and, without difficulty,
/ placed the young man under arrest.
| As soon as he was relieved of the
| bloody knife he tainted, exclaiming, as
| he fell TO the floor:
Father, you are avengedr'
The sympathy of every one in the
/ town is with the young man, and it is
doubtful if a jury can be secured in this
/ part of the State 20 convict him
Friends of the prisoner say that he j;
insane and they intend to make tha-
plea the chief argument in his defense
il the case comes to trial.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
THE STORMS FURY.
Further Details oS Damage Dons
oy Recent Gales
SETERlL kORE DElIRS REPORTD
a 6SrraesAs nrseks . F.rs ~ 1As Aa-
sSsri STATE asSss a. Ssnsrsos Czty-
hSAaoes stsrzas - IsSl...
&2d filis0tsA
cEors sUFFER sRxArLn

SEELbfFiL4k, lnd-. Nay lS-Dpring
. storm Monday afternoon . young nan
named David Munson wzs struck by
lightning While riding on a load ei hay
md killed.
TERBE HAUrE, Ind, Nay Is A
severe hurricane passed over TIE south
era parE of tais city Monday night al
SIS o'clock large section Of the
Sanford Tool Works and several dwell
ing houses were blown down. No enc
Was injured. although Two families hsd
narrow escapes The towns Of Nation
ana Marshall, III. were damaged severe
ly by the same storm.
CANTON, o.. May ls-The cyclone
which wrecked Akron last Saturday
night visited Amayille, in the northern
part OF this county. Six houses ners
unroOfed and Others badly wrecked
Amos Hart's wife and daughter are in
danger of losing their lives from in
iuries received. A girl baby, aged ls
months. was instantly killed when the
crash came.
BUTLER, Pa, May lS.-News has been
received here OF the destruction Of
dwelling house in Donegal township by
the cyclone Of Saturday night The
building was entirely demolished and
its occupants Jacob Kramer and wife.
are fatally injured. Some OF the house
hold effects were carried three miles
A great many oil rigs and small farm
buildings were destroyed In that section.
JEFFERSON CITY. No. May IA
terrific hurricane, accompanied by an
extraordinary fall ot rain. swept over
this city Monday afternoon al o'clock.
The wind blew at rate Of sixty-hve
miles an hour and the rain fell in tor
rents large section of the roof OF
| tho State-House was blown of and
the Offices below deluged with
| water. The roof Of the penitentiary
hospital was blown away. and much in
convenience 10 the patients was occa-
/ stoned. A heavy mass Of stone on the
| top of the rear wall of St Patrick's
| Cathedral was blewn down. 1t
crashed through the roof 20 the
| basement below, wrecking the
altar. Small houses all over the town
were demolished and much damage was
] UOLt W tttCb anu SLIuDbtLfs III LLt
country northeast Of here many barns
were demolished and miles Of fences
leveled to the ground.
SPRlNGFIELO. H., May 13.-One Of
the heaviest storms ever experienced
struck Springfield Monday evening
The rain fell in torrents, completely
flooding the sewers, and in many places
streets were nearly impassable on ac-
count of floating debris. Most dam
age was done in the business por-
tion Of the city by flooding the cellars
and Easements. Hail fell at one time
accompanied by high wind, which did
much damage TO fruit which has here
tofore escaped, besides tearing down
trees in all portions Of the city.
BURLINGTON, Ia, May ia heavy
thunderstorm accompanied by copious
rainfall prevailed here Monday morn
ing. Several dwellings were struck by
lightning. The worst hail-storm known
for years is reported from the south
western portion of the county.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
GLADSTONE or FREE TRADE.
Address Of the Liberal Leader .t the
CobdsR Club.


LoSDoS. May 13-Mr. Gladstone,
speaking az The Golden Club Monday,
said the free traders must recognize
With great disappointment how much
ground they had lost within the last
twenty-five years Militarism. which
VAS lying Ike a vampire over Europe,
VAS responsible Tor most of the
mischief, but not all, because free trade
had receded in countries where mill
tarism does not preyail-the United
States and the British colonies. The
great republic. he said, had never ac-
cepted the doctrines of free trade.
There was once kind Of
qualified progress toward il, which
was checked and opinion became actual
ly retrogressive. Still, there was great
promise that the American free-trade
party would ultimately triumph AZ the
polls. Since the adoption Of free trade
the wages OF laboring men had inn
proved so per cent England
was working out great So
cial and economical problem FOR the
benefit OF the world. He was con-
f1ent that free trade, though tempOr-
arily discreditcd. WAS destined 10 be-
come tho universal charter OF trade and
TO obtain the general acceptance of
civilized nations. Regarding bimetal-
ism. ne believed that its advocates
smclt therein a speedy rise in prices. II
was a movement in the direction of pro-
lection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
THIRTY YEARS SICK

was very sick 81 years had dropsg ail owe ny
a chokiDg ns4tiou. auu would have T. 81 lp $40
hous al a. llult. tll raised eAltr frOth- Pass ses
from boH els were rarity - mes also 30 al ral.lfa
three inches EHatr tnr nave fhsi come as 3. z
as my thum when 4 coHgl-d or hat hAr1 pt.a
there dis" burning lu mN stomach aad 'rl W 4te 8
cough very bad long a .a itri and frr, il.. -
80 ' hfeain and trouble ~ ~ Bly heart and terri-
be pain he 0W NF hear. rH4 rl~IHllf ~n Ha ttI
tr--i meut with DR.. s. Clay Todd. s. Eouroe-st-,
room 4, Gfafd ks3id,, Mfr... ori- -5 i-sa. ana
haNe been getting better ever since. and an nov
very much better u rVsff r-.r trlH ~ d IA 9
treatment. Dee. l0 l,st. PETER kAUiIHJF.
lreuIhC. gtl.l,... O. luufV. Efcl
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
The Arkansa, Investigation.

WAsHIHGToS, May 13.-Tbe sub-com-
mittee Of the House elections commit
tee which visited Arkansas TO investi-
gate the Clay ton -Breckinridge contest
has returned to Washington. OF the
result of the investigation so far the
chairman says the entire committee is
now convinced that the Hooper story Of
the killing of Clayton does not meet the
facts in the case. The evidence is
overwhelming that Hooper was bed
ridden in Los Angeles, Cal, when Safer
said he killed Clayton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
Q FIERCE RATTLE
Oklahoma Farmers and Cattlemen En-
gage In . Fight In which Five Men Are
Killed.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., May ia
desperate conflict took place between
Chickassw cattlemen and Oklahoma
farmers on the South Canadian river,
about seventeen miles from this place
Five farmers were killed and several
others badly wounded. The farmers lad
adopted a herd law among themselves
and refused to fence their crops. Tho
cattlemen drove their herds over tho
river from the Chickassw country and
the settlers resisted. A numbe OF the
cowboys were wounded, but they fed,
and IL is rot known whether any were
killed. Marshals are in pursuit OF the
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
RHEUMATIsM ALWAYS CURED.

KFSr0s o.. Nay IS. ls6- To all
whom gmay concern ] De- raf
certify THAT j was alr ctHd far
wears with & srase uf tae d ID
Joint. during which ilme I .-i
frrUd ilD mos rNcrIi Ini ut ga @
with uut very lttie lnirrm Ss.Na.
] rom The f0iui if followed tae
direct .u of fae bone. aes .ros
lUl llf0 with about . iu ars
tI tbC knee. when lt oialh= =rEea
from half q pint 90 Ei-t nf
matter oaN. smaN pleere of
bone COM nr away from une fo
time. tired all tse physicians
That could hear 90 ihhf 4
thought ucu.G bs llkeiy to urar
ft me, fhru irieQ patent mea-
fcinrs. Uuimruts. AND sllfcs,
aud derived Do benefit hIt oln-
tlnUel g. lose strength. fiu&.ly
hearing nf The sucrrss oi Dr q.
Clay Todd SOD the treatment Of
fuel disease. sud being 81 HoHG
lV persuaded Dy Nr. q o. Mo-
Witty. Father of j. %. u WHY.
io give him = trial. J plaec1 ny
self under hIs tfeAim elt ane
an happy 90 az ihht ! grad lAl-
V improVcd. caiaing IS eueih.
fhe pan leaving Mr. llr Scr :
ttfuG eat.rc s. healrcd. 49, r flV
Hmb which wze sue led D. uet =
- d0u le The uatturs SIZE. ar
rumCd tie uatlra shape 30
feeling wlfhin 81 weeks f.f"r
J was b1 Srars Of Aac H
cured. ] would he p.fasd d.
answer letters. from flr af
ficrrd. HtN-os tHff.
D.. Room 4.Grand Rapids. Mich.
4 an Dlscas OF the Joints
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
Rioter. Charged BY the Police.

HAMBURe, May 15.-Great excite
ment prevails here on account of the
strike o. the gas-workers. Crov3s ~
the strikers and other persons, ben on
creating disorder. paraded the streets
and acted in a riotous manner. They
threw stones at the street-carS and
several passengers were injured by the
falling missiles. The police finally
charged and dispersed the mob
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
surke and vi. Bond.m.n sued.

NEw ORLEANS, May IT, The Attor-
ney-Genersl has fled suit IN the civil
courts against eE-Stste Treasurer Burke
and his bondsmen - recover the sum
Of So. ESQ The petition alleges that
= A. Burke hss his residence and dem
icile in tse city Of New Orleans and is
nov fugitive from justice The petit
ton reoites that the bond Of z A Burke
"a state treasurer was sso. 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, May l3-Five
buildings were completely destroyed by
the fire al Ashley lste Monday night as
follows: s. T. Wells grocery, Black
wells tewelry store. Union Hall, d..
James residence and Office, Mr.. Heni-
gers dwelling and six or seven barn
The loss f. about $50. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
Pastor and wife Drowned

BIRMISGHAN. Ala, May 1S-Rcv.
James Kerr and his wife were drowned
in Boykin Creek, Sumter County. Ala d,
Sunday. Kerr had an appointment TO
preach az a church in the country and
was on his way to fill 1t when he was
drowned He had been warned that
the creek was swollen and the ford
dangerous. Half way across the stream
his horse and buggy was washed down
into deep water, bis wife and himself
perishinQ
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
FAILURES IN KANSAS.
A Topeka Dry-Goods Merchant Forced to
Suspend-Bad Effect of the Crane Fall

N
Suspend-Bad Effect of the Crane Fall
ure.
T0PEKA, Kan, May 13.-J. H. Den
mis-, one Of the leading dry-goods mer-
chants of Topeka, closed his doors Mon
day. He placed ten chattel mortgages,
amounting to S35. 800, on his stock
in favor of preferred creditors, the
heaviest of whom is the Bank
of Topeka for $4,000. The cause of the
failure is putting up money for outside
parties on real-estate deals, in which
Dennis says he got the worst of il.
The Crane failure has shaken conf
dence all over the State, and especially
here. One or two more failures are
looked for soon, which, it is said, will
end the trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
DIR. :. CLAY TODD,

once ano DispensGry Room ! immen Bock. 4S
Monroe-st. Grand Rapids Mich
Cures DealDess. Noises in Inr Head caIarra.
Bronchitis. hhcumatlsM. Nervous Debility, In
potclce, baTrenness An4 diseases resA.t.ng tr8n
carry lLdlScrou0ns au4 cAecssrs et maaho31, al
diseases Ot the Urinary orssns. BLOOD. SD nar1,
Lungs kye aud Ear. fta 0li sores. RelcA.ng,
DyepvPsla, Nerve, npln-. Liver kidnex. tea {
Diseases. rh0rtuess 81 Breath. Back Of III al.
small oi bAct, an a3seases oi women al1 ch.area.
ana all chronic olSea.c.-
once hours g y ma. 20 p. m 1ous4.fAtDG free
and ma eharae for services Autl euCn1. Medicines
sent everywhere. Make a clA II possible. Dlr5s-
lions IA al languages
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
Tamon. Orcb-.tra Arrive.

NV YORK, May 13-The steamship
Vera, Of the North German Lloyd Com
psny, has reached here. having on board
Director Strauss and his well-knoWn or
chestra There are forty-siT IN the
party. A party Of friends and admirers
among whom vas tho Austrian Vice
Consul, vent down the bs7 % meet the
party and bid them welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

UTacKsov. Niss Nav Is-Gove-rr ~
S.o-s hss -s4aes-es Msc- Weston ~
fa-aisk -st-ons foy twenty days ~ z oae
ps~op- . fu the vicinity 20 Yoksnz ar5
Nertovn Landing Warren Cr1atv
T-s eo- rissz-v vi comply ss s-.or "a
-.-.r- s-fr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
Roasted to Death.

ATEE Mass, Ms7 l3-LstA Nonda7
afternoon the body Of Mrs Philip
Baigrr. aged ss, was found in ne out
skirts ~ the village literally in =
roasted condition. r. was evident that
while she had been burning brush her
clothing al caught Ere and shs ssd
haan hurnef % aasth
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
Can Collect No More Extra Fares.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, May 13.-The
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
rendered an important decision to the
effect that hereafter the practice must
be abandoned OF collecting extra fare
from passengers who fail to buy tickets
where the extra fare is in excess Of the
statutory rate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

MILWAUKEE, May 13.-The call has
been issued for the so-callcd Anthem
nett Law State Convention 10 be held
in Milwaukee June (. 1t Is addressed:
TO the German Protestant pastors and
congregations in Wisconsin. as well as
to all anti-Bennett law organizations
and committees
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
Mlnn.so,.'s worlds Fair delegates.

ST. PAUL Mimi, May 13-Governor
Merriam has sent 20 President Harrison
the nominations OF w. B. Harrison, OF
Duluth, and Prof. o. V. Tonsley, Of
Minneapolis, as representatives of Min
nesota at the Chicago worlds fair.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
Fatal POOLING with a R.volv.r.

MAoUoKErA, May 1s.-While Eugene
Lamey and John Stupka were fooling
with revolver the weapon was dis
charged and Lamey ~as shot through
the heart. diving instantly
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

Bos7oS, May i3 3-Charlss '. Fessen-
den has pleaded guilty e CT nbezzllnr
s.. 900 frorn II 4 w A Bsekley. in
ssrznce agents ~ Boston. for ubon he
vas clerk He IA = son - re lste
United states Senator william PITT
FaasArfsn- q Maira
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

esswoErv "a Nay By -. sr-
rrossoa p looonot'~s or ths Rsss Y
-slr--s5 Brr n-@T H'T' szenz s-z Pre-
-s- EsFuan ~are irssan Killed
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
Pound Guilty.

OTTAWA. Ont, May l3-Monday Gen
erai Sir Frederick Middleton, com
mander OF the Canadian militia, was
convicted in Parliament of looting furs
valued at IS, 900 during the Northwest
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May 13.-In the
shoot for the American field cup Mon
day. fifty birds. George Beck, of this
city, defeated Fred Erb, Of Lafayette,
a 20 IS.