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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
MOI rs Or TIE cENH \.

W,,b,ustuu sept 20. The Census hluoAu TO DAY an
utunred popuiaor> ~ citr> and tovas as follows:
Virgluis Chai ,ttr>,ille 3.;61. Increase &.ssU. OF
10Y Il per .rnu D,n,r 10 81. ihoressc = 7a" ct
:,o ": per cent Ivn, hongg is,1D lnrfcsse $50 OF
ua - i@i cent stanton B"4l. intIraso ~. o, led
per cent.
Alabama selma d26 increase a.. or ! =" per cent
MobIl, - 49,. lntIea-~ .'!'p. ~ y ~ psr cent
Iowa Council E,i.n- .l;,- n,icA-e 1873. or - ~
per ,rii H.. iu.Iea-e :.ilt. or ~ VI PEE
cent 10. Mii~. .,uUj7 n.,i-A>c =; ~ 9. or ia ~
pet cent
lAdiaus kohDn" ..2i. increase 4.i-2. OF io' III
p-r cent Lar"ii~ ia. Increase O2I. or itso per
,rnt LOk,n.por lb.,no. ii' rcaS wv or -'-- pr
cent Mr n,rai CT, 1000. in,rca,r 3.5r, ct ~
,,- ,,, ryIII Irr,rH-" 4'l or .'|H per "iit
.,. lr;t Il sd i' -vi. .JDb. o. 400 per '"tf
,nlp,,,.,, su-H a., ira>, 49,. o. l3Dt per cent.
,.,,;li.- oakland T. $40 iu rra>" 1903. ur 1oo-
no, cen, sacramento IN .7r ~, go. =. ~
pe- .r.' 80, hton ~ ~" ir''ca-- o." VI 3'sH
Yer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
OBITUARY
WILLIAM JOHNSON

William Johnson who will be anc,tionstey rcmem
berd bv the Surviving members "t the old anti slavery
movement and 10y the elder ccuS alton OF IL Methodist
Episcopal Church in thu city. dicd Yesterday morning
AT his home. No 3Ji >tuyvc>aIt.a,r.. EroOhlyn. lie
was born May .. ISIS. al Kingdom Oil HAL. Eng
land and wa, cducxtcd follow hi fathers poie S-On
of architect and builder Before he fully reached The
age Of INA nlod h. To- AutrI'a aud fJr many
wears made his home III This city. where lie "as a"'o
oxted tiW constitution oi MANY notable house.
churches aud other bulldu His ni;' work III uDS
country va, In the erection OF the "cilki"wh row ol
brick and marble HOUSES Tho north side Vi Washing
ton Square. between Fiitisvr AID University Place.
which for mo,S than hall CcGruIH have been a lAnd
mark Of TIC CITY,
Mr.. Johnson early hrcame actively iHtc~-rd IN
the anti slavery mo>"nci "i which lc wa> for wears
a leader. and to which lie drvntcd large ,iair ui
his time and mcars. His one" was a" important
station ON the 'tndersioui.d Easlrosd. and he pea
,on:y aided the :"iwardI.g to freedom OF many
fugitive .luves. r~lnn.,c"uce OF oHe Of The tp"''
romantic and exciting VI These epi,0des WV nd IopS
ago published The TriLuhe. under the CAPTION OF
"A Shxerlfuut ~ Ncw.Iork." Nj. J0huson wSs nstn
early wears u member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church aud active aud inauehsl IN is work In
thls city. HI was anon. t'u- who ino, strYR4ou>N
Opposd the too prev slet ,ub.rrvrncy 10 pro slavery
sentiment ana WV. a member OF the Wesley All Meth
Ntf,, a3YsntEa<ou which was formed At The t'i'a
convention nearly MY years alo. A. protest against
any neutral indifferent attitude the slavery
ton He a man %. great Intellectual force aud
scholarly tastes All his ufe lie indcfAugiAblo
collector aud reader Of the best bQ0ks AID lie suiascd
latxs library. containing, beside. shsudsid utSde!n
sud clXssical works. considerable colecon VI tho
earliest printed hooks Of the fifteenth and sixteenth
Centuries. lie was 0ugensa cOnlma'iou ii many
OF the old knch~rbOckrr llicrat, VI tai, CITY. AID
was = frequent contributor 10 the pe,s VI e~~sys or
current topics.
M Sohnssn su6sred much ia the npantisl ori'is Of
1857 at which time Iie hea, Nv Interested Ia Tive
lumSer tfaAe, aud n the fall Of that yesT went TO
ew.ProvAe1ce, ~ j.. " live. lla rnialno< tlcse
until last year. when liz removed 10 BROOKLYN. lie
vas twice n.a1ried. and hxd tx chdIru ~ til" t~"
sons Of nj. hrSt wife. the ekor William Icrvxi,. died
Ji,ttN Iobnsnn. nov livc- III Ms .ec"d
wife, Afa4liex A. Coles. ,urv1ve> han with h-. fD'n
children. harley e. JolIn,Un of the rnit'd slate
Assay Once IN tn, CIV Wordsworth g. ,i'i-oi y!
New. PIuv1cenoe y. -. sarah lmOy'.nc .ioiI~v!i, u
brooklyn, and ". Fletcher Johnson. m-i,b-r Of the
stan " Tlr Tvtbuie
The funeral will We held 81 Mr. John-on. hone to
ISrr0w afternoon, and the burial VIII b. Al ti!eclWVod
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THE LATE STRIKE AT Mr.. HAVENEIERS 5.

Tothe Editor Of The tribune
Sir: Our attention has been called To an ITEM printed
in tie The Tribune Of september 20. regarding the re
rent strike Of workmen employed upon the residence
II Theodore A. Iavcncyer. No. pa Madison ave- and
We desire TO correct few Of the article and make
plain statement Of the case
Morton d ChisIey have nothing TO do with the work.
40 isr a. we know consequently they had nothing what
ever TO do with the strike.
When our workmen began work on the building they
we're visited by walking delegate. who requested them
10 leave the house or else he should be obliged to order
q strike Of all the other workmen Our foreman re-
ferred the delegate to member OF the firm who was
then In the city. THE man refused to walt and con-
fer with and at ordered the mon out on strike
All the hands at work went out with the exception OF
own men, who remained at work and never lost an
hour during the strike.
In order to facilitate matters and not TO Keep Mr.
Havemeysr cut Of his house, We agreed TO have con
,5oseacs sal settle tho difficulty smieshy u possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
KEuRGANIklNG THEIR ASSOCIATION.

\ we'll attended meeting Of German Ame'1tzn' ise
publ an Of the NN1fth Assembly District wa> h'lh
a No. 49, Trntt-ave hast Thursday night. Among
those present .ndR- Charles \. fianiIh"r
.Iaco, Iau-.. W. II. Fraser l-aar hartman ana VIII
Jam klsp. The condition of a:;aIr> among the GERMAN
American Republicans in TINT di>iri Wa Thoroughly
discussed resulting IN reorganization q" the 'rrih'
there. rhi> ASSOC istiou viii work In harmony Win
The, t.r,iutl Central tonniftcr and the Repul'lrdh
County tuln.nItirr The o.li' elected are: Jacob
Baiiet president, Wiii.ah kap. vice prr-id"n VIII
ian H. Fr,..i tr~s~ui-r. H. ". ii!>' .hlup. sore
txrv. AID bernard Lauipr. ,cI .cdnl Al arms
Thr d~r.'lt,' to ia. '"iiitI ttntidl Jiilu'cc arc
Charlie, \ rl,uuirl f,Aio kHIlfndu. william ~.
Fraser ia..,l h.irr aud II. ". In chlaUpt.
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RIGHT. OF NAN AND WRONGS OF BLACK NAN.
Sn the Editor OF The Tribune.

IN the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIP: I am simply a-tonnded that :. preacher OF tho
Gospel like the Rev. Thomas DIXON ir. shouu dare
TO stand up in the audience room Of the y. '. y VI
G. A. and say that the Election bill destroys tho
nights Of man
The Election bill simply protectH the right OF every
citizen black while to cast hIN vote and nave II
counted. II there i. opposition TO thi, honest
vtre and honest count. then Their" will be no force
Tile Election bill will force few d>hone, white, VI
the south 10 be honest II does not force the honest
man; it projects him.
Tie Election bill does not apply to state OHce>
II will be tni'ed states Law, in-nrinS an honest vo'e
and an honeA count the election OF Congressman
and Presidents.
II elections have been honest in the South, as the
southern Democrats assert and the Northern Democrats
politely assent. then the Election bill will make no
change. But The poor negro soldier, who fought for
the Republic, has not been allowed TO vote and wien
he has voted his vote hss been stolen The right. Of
the black man have been destroyed for twenty year,
and now when the strong arm OF the Government
rtc he, on, 10 protect him. when the Nation i about
~ say 10 the vote >feaerS. Stand back aud let ti,
mau have his rights say. VIXEN thi, + done. how
.irapge that preacher Of the Gospel should stand up
and tell Intelligent Christians that the Nation i,
..de.troyiny the rights Of man.. The Election bin
dn.,rys The right, Of man. II destroys the wrongs
81 The yoic .iI,rr and protects the rights 81
Folcc Ye. The Election bill will fore" men to
lao bnnc.t The law against murder force. the
dercr no. tn kill MEh' ih'-H H. i'''HD"N.
New York, sept. 2J Io?o'
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LIVE STiUk M\Kktrh-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bunn." N..ld - Att!' Receipts ia'i y hour, o.'
head total iui thu. tii. 1880 hrah Tot .Anr nm
in>i ur.i ~ 80 hryL consigned though, 20" !" a.
800 head N,w.i 9TH i.a head Oh n'r pirr, .i'si'
ana an, un ed ~r,p aud lamb, Receipts last " hours
600 i.Id i.t fvr M""h uu> iar 81 log h'ad 'oI.lsh'u
tl,,u.n 500 Ia 800 head ~ NAw.Noik 3tb nrsu
al, 'inic'' Ia r\ft. r',d.b . sooh "a
hvrr. .J, -. cUiIr'un I" fai S'"ti u" lai'-
mo- ~ good L. chOi'" ~ ""d
a., g. .I,,,, &, fair - Ods'i H., Io.1 l.,r riW- LIST
-. lam, - 10 nrsd total wr-k thu. Tar. ~ ~ h. nj
' nm. ir- i week :p.nOo h',d ror-en'd htonri
.giu had $50 hraG :" New Ioih. 200 h'ad "n "s'
anil y SHADE neliini.. h'itN.
mixed 1i1, so good to choic" corn forht-. ~ '""
~, g., PIG. -id;< 20
tli,,r" Nrpi. 20 Tho ts'l,inY JoJrnl!' t"prts
,stl, I.rrrptS. 900 head -hn'ent, goo hs"1 na'
uet I,vrr irn,nd Calling Vii STEERS, tjd-i ~ I"\a>
- .sr - -. ian"ri>. :: ,w.t' TO- iW~ H,".H :
~ Gn,, ,i -li,umu- $500 head market slow. lover
1acL"r. - si">t mlNd :. I5aai - grlm. h.aNr ana
I,tr,. w,tcht- 3ndti - Ilghi ~ 3insi 80 ~i,',
t."rh, 100 head n,ai,.t steady si@,k,I> - ia
a. Wi't.u. - 4 ,n,i 80 led fc.uu> ~ 30" ~ -.
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OTTON Nl\Ekt.I>.

ir-ipco. sept ~. T. ~ -'"''' III" 's''' u t''
H., % bah. Att"it an
t,,ur.. iy-rd g.it: Amrri'ah Hrid'nr 10" "idu' ny
clans, S,ui drN"It. , 11ptd b"N'ts N'I"'mnri
49,, ,,.,..rt crIi,ri, IB.,idai N.tid. Oct"bri d."
'" :, :. III, :, 4 Utd tr,vy1 NVNt'iIlr: d.
H., - T,d -,.l.r. Noyeinl,ri and DO, cu.L, dr.
Ken :. uuid value nr' "m,rr anu laindN n"'iN"i'.
40 4d .".lri, January ana February 9'n"tN 80, ~
Ia. ;. hr, ar, M1rh drliNrf,. - VI Wac f-o'H
N,,,h AMI \pI delivery iJU'i buyer. ,
>,H o. 'ot'Oh ann. Hldilihs. v ID ~"
l.u nidh,,ng . iGr r"od ordinary. "tI~ net hnn
,IU.. r,tIpt.. ~? '"'-. ">p"'tN '"i,lMl'' %"
n,I,. -,,, $50 -pnn"r- u bn"", >tU h.
~ -" bale 49,, ,..,.-. .,..,.
y, ,,., n l,a.n 5000 b,l.- ronnt"-r. 10 3oo bale
.,l., u -" i,l"> .lnh't- II h'l"- -,
>.v ,,il..u, sent rs Cotton steady MddlmK ~"
low inodlmr ?-.r aoos ordinary, V.r me- r.sr"lr,
;ln ,,r, vrv,, $40 bx< r.po,ts 10 Great Britain
2Vs b..r. 1" liz. C"gtnent. ). 40 M'' sales sou
bales -t"ck. - ~ bslr
WEEKLY. Set i~ript. ~ 81 hat gO-,. i',:iG buir>
oxuo,,. T., trnt britain IS sO- bai-- I" III" continent
z III tales co,~twise, 3.S b,ie ss".. 5000 bali
i.>or', roa,t"i- N"hrh' :" ,ho iln ",N'
L,,u ~. bali, ,irnlr - 2tot b|hs, S"lnr""
b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

Chairman Mmphy Of the Urmocn,tic State Com
uuttcr. sent word Ia The Hoffman House yesterday
that he would be- there during The day. This nfor
nation VA gwen out. and consequently brought
number 81 lesidug Tammany men ~ the hotel Ia
him. To Mr.. Murphy has been left The derat~ talk
Of patching up pcaro between tn County DeDaNracy
organization and rammany Hall In the Interest Of
Tammany aud the Governor. whose Interest" now in
great arc Identical. Al Tho meeting OF The
state Committee IT the Hoffman House on Tuesday
last IA peace commission with D,trctAttOrney james
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,oN,KEseNAS Dt. LANU DEt INES

,n.lsIu'v.l. y V. Sept M Hilton DE Lano. Con
:,,-,uau from US d~tr,t. >end> open loti"i To
rlr K-pnilam." positively dee liuns 10 he \ can
didut- fr ELECTION. thr gounh hat h" '"i"
a'urd Another tenn IN Washington The letter l. III
,.piv to I,tIti of man; old ~"dirr, II h. dstri'
asking Ian /" accept irn"nIlu,i oh. lie ~. been
chairman II TIE Pension COMMITTEES ~ tic List OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
NOT A CONTRIBUTOR TO FLASH NEWSPAPERS

NOT A CONFIRMATION TO FLASH NEWSPAPERS
TO the Editor of The Tribune.
sir: was shown 10 day a copy of paper called
"The Peoples Home Journal" published in New York
in which / appear The foremost contrihn,"r 4
little sketch OF mine written for another publication
and paid for by il is here published. garfield into a
story of temptation and crime. and illustrated bv Il
picture OF the long haired heroine POISON hand.
dear to the readers Of fash papers. II is hardly
necessary for me to state that am not contributor
to The Peoples Home Journal
ROBERT HARDING DAVIS
Phiadelphiu, Sent. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE Thcr" tady market for Brazil growths
with noderat stir to TIL, denirnd. NJ quoted ls'ia
l'v. Sae-. LOO bags No. Santos. 3c sloat; 0oo
bags No. DO. l11,c. and T.. 800 bags No u do ISL.
snd E.. and fmo:fd 900 bag Santos without futlr
particulars Mild grades steady. Sales 400 piculN
PzdUe, 23'.c. and 400 bags Central American, private
terms. options ril"d stronger to-day, aud there was
rather stir " the speculation with sour t" cover
Ing " 'sh"rt- Prices advanced ga 10 points Al aivun!
and closed Nlm Gables ipt> ol
Rio and SANTOS moderate. whit, .xchang" SHOWED a
further li-" all "f which cont butd " the hIhn"S,
chanyea IIamHnrs closed 49, ms betsI l:9ndo'
quoted FIRM Oncial quotations. y - D. m =: OctOg...
SIS I'd NON"Mlrr ~. I'd Ds,-mI-r Is; January .''
I'd February. 73s I'D March 20 I'd Rio Quotes krg,l'
lar his 30 good second, ,JU: exchange private,
81. rrrsipt.. 5000 bugs Hi' '!rsranr", l for Intel
States 100 baF> Rio c,arahcc> Tor fiOl 1VOO DAYS
tvtS stock $4,000 bugs market steady Sant, receipts.
5000 bags receipts at Rio July to September % lSN
G,t OU0 bags san- tus 1889, 33 OOO bags same Tune
1883 $50 900 bays receipts AZ santa, lniy y S,,
-nb-r 2J 1880 go 900 ha2>: time 1859. ''2:'O"
bag, thine 1855 $4,000 bags Total sales here to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

Il.-rpeoi - TT -. > n-f sni I'tA II, f"f
d,i.ua IiIn.. iu ..,"I G"Lai Il III r"t ANN ~ >
~ A., ~ T.. Sh id"f, sDJ't - 10 Il " -t""dI
!. 81, ~ IA" d'I''aiid .as '".'h OF u.s. "a
.. d,I..uh TtDw 'ufl rihiL" snd IN ia poo" n"H 1hu
1 and utni"- Iaot IT. m,hG win" western
,,, .nL ~.I...trl trad, y: -. til 'rt"D"i aud ",
,. -,..a, l. 81 VIA: ana ruui IN demand
Ola -, 10 ~H drtan ni"'r' tn d. naia ma, ID. zen
,i,,.i W.,,r october st,,dN " T. J',d N"t"n'rT
-.,dy \, I. -! H,p. a. London fI'h' ''at liner" +
,t,. ,r.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

credcd him in the foundry in which the manufacture
of mall"abc iron WAS begun. In l-43 IL was mem
Der Of the Newark Common Council among his col
leagues being 1hcU,orc FrrlnElnyscn. lie was one
OF the founders Of the Newark city Bank aud he WIS
prominent in the management OF other Institutions.
TIL" funeral will tahe place to-day nt Madis"il. al
] 20 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
IlAEIEI. (ONDIT.

Daniel Condit died suddenly at hi, home in Madison
n. j., on Thursday ut the age Of eighty years. Mr.
COndit was born In Newark and was for many years
member Of the firm Of harlow, Condt slrOve ell
gagged In tho foundry business. lie had been book
keeper for Selb U0yden. tho inventor. and sue,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
TIE HON. 4. J. +. EC ETTON.

London, sept 26.-Thc lion. Alfred john Francis
Egerton Member Of the House Of Commons for tho
Eccles division Of Lancashire. which lie Represented
as a Conservative since 1855. is dead lie wHS
brother OF the Earl Of Ellesncre and was formerly
lieutenant IN the t;rcnader Guards. HIS mother was
q daughter Of the Earl Of CawhOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

The result that the strike quickly and the
men back at work. The same end could have been
attained without man leaving work. II IL had not been
for Il few ha>ty
II i almost needless TO that Mrs. lIavcmeyer
ming 10 end &. Il. MOODS a CO.
IA BOyl>tOn.St boston, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

Co"ni William II. Ludlow. seventy years DID, drd al
his HON" Oakdalr l.. t. Yesterday Liorning. tol"nrl
Ludlow had a O,h!ar for hfty His ">t1"
thrf,. -i~cd 81 a at oi thu %c0 patent. ll- VII"
died about three Years Igo. Colonel Ludlow IAN Tor
I.i.utlmnt. this stat with Seymour In lH''
,r;t va. def at.i. t,ui,l Ludlow stricken with
apopir\y on " rdu, ID might
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

". RidCway. OF BROOKLYN. chairman, was appointed
for this pun pose but II Is generally understood that
this comni- sion was intended to be only cloud
behind which the Governor through his lieu cnafts,
will do hi, work. Chairman Murphy will remain II,
New orb mos. ~ the time during the campaign ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

Drs Moin.s Iova sept ~ specialization o. Parrish
died this morning ou paralysis. II" was grand SECRETARY
81 tn, Naeonc ,iand Connnand"rv and ROYAL Ar"h
Ml.nn and known to all Mason. uf III" country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

HINT FOX THE MAYORS CENSUS.
the Edttor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Kindly ask the Mayor in taking his census Ia
enuncrate only those living in the Ntv Of New ork
between June ] and June IS, $40. See
New-I Ork sept. -. 1890 ENCNEkATOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

lIv,'FRr'i TIE t1fI.D PND HANuL OF PM Es
Ihr >t."h fN'hun.r ".i MARKET. were not WORTHY
81 ,he u, u., ir>i",,l,. f"" w";'' no Nhl"' 81 H"k
.,r ,,f,.i, ,f-. aud Ni'''usl rrahsi '"r'ln' ht~'
t.,d , r..,,L # "a. .rpp h,'i-,-. \ ulh.u. h"'
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"a unc..d - / '"nt- ~ - = "li> i",iN'hs ~
a ,.':. "a fl,. &C the .,,flNIk ~ IL" t'rhn>'1
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f f. i.,l i-A-. hu' The tri" si"' fic nii"nl'" 7"
f. pr, u ,iI"I 'aIi.lI -'Gnh't'.
IN" ..u-, IL pI,r. Az T." total d"iir.> were ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
TOLEDO N,EAIN MARX /. I

T,lci, sept. 70 WHEAT active. ntmrt ,a-h anu
hrutrm,rr o;i,c octol"r, ~" prr"n", rloor May
:; O. Com dun ,,"ady ua-h AID september. 10,
,,.t, uui,t: cash and srlt'inbi. 3?'' Clover s,ru
active nrn rn,h. $3.50 D"r"mbri stf.L; rretn,
srv ~ 30 Rrreip. what 4 j3i bush; corn 10 ~
hush r,r 7.5 bu-h clover .-rd. 40 bss- snip,
n,rui. what 100 bush 1000 busl oats - M
bush rvr SOC bush; clotri>'fd. is0 baZs
,,uutxt; pkNEs o. CAf.IfOKNIA SIOCkb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
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The option nAih"t NJ aga'" qair N.Y.; WV -
Ia,U-I 30, ai' sd and al months sil'itu
n, me. uu~uinx sizes iudirsrd i b. al q" abort .
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And nLa NsI:"> SLOWED -se- "' S"l loi"
f,un, v-,trid., ,lo-". lh-Ir VA 'Icsiiis "''u'i
south and III. pot i"' riit- show" "t"'
10, r-u--. 10th y wh-h !'p-i IA" b"i IhN'ipoo
40 not ne a. N~st"dit p' '''-'u
H. ,iJ H. to- L.d a depressing. h'u-n -. S".rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

| Wairlons" deliveries -nrr pi~I"b'i L. lS" Wv
York. l0s,ai3 bales liao'- !? 1876 bales Ne" 'o'n'
| l. Oj2 bales toLsi 1873 Stl hL,">. ,
| CUrTON-Th- -;ot ma art dun but prices showed
| no material >,l-- 81 bale, fU CONSUMPTION
| pvrtr r,.tpt 3..s53 Ut
lat w"k All 81 81 bsIt, hs> uay iI-' AruI' 'F"p
| ~, ,lltrUf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

OIL CITY sept &c National Transit c"itncatts openea
,ps.c: hiShtst soc lowest s94c cVsed ,9'.c. sales.
nj b.. chsttr. j. COS bbs; shipments. 1855 bbls
/ unA 50 $50 bhs. .
Tittsonrc S.pt %. P-tol, dull National Transit
crrahcate~ opened a, eoc closE 1oac highest. soc
lowest 19Lc
Bradford Sept c6NatiCnal Transit tihe ats opened
ut 1o14c clf.ed 1t 19Ac higbest svsc lowest 7ebej
clcayapeet. 12SS79 khs. 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-21

The situation in Armenia daily becomes
more deplornble. There has been awh0lc-
sale massacre of thrisii,us at Moo.h.
A Death from cholera occurred on q
British steamer at Malaga which arrived
from Valencia. The di.ease also has ap-
pesrcd at Tortosa AMI TarIagona.
A dispatch from Montevdeo says the
financial condition, th,rp are worse The
ns'io al bank shares have fallen to 2l l2.
Gold is quoted at IS - per cent premium
The 20 alto disease IS spreading with
alarming rspi1ity in the sout t1ern portion
of Ireland. Down in all parts Of Armagh
the blight has assumed alarming proper.
tons.
A great storm has ds tnsta,ad a reg on
extending from E1cidpuil To Mrencut 10
France. Intense hes, is reported through.
out Austria. There have been many fatal
cases Of suntiroke.
Negotiations for loan Of s2l 900, 900
from French Banker. are progressing
favorably Tor Guatemala. Tuc,day 2 800
troops started for the Salvadorian 'front.' =
| To suppress teyGlu'i0nIsts there. They
will remain there awaiting ORDER, to attack
the enemy, should a pe0Ge agreement not
4 be effected.
| Dr. Galindo, the represent i'ive of San
! Salvador to Gustemals returned to the
| City Of San Salvador Tue,dty, coming on
the Ia itei States mau-o var Tbeus /,
1 Lberiad He brought with him documents
for arranging The prelimiuariss Of peace be-
tween San SALIVA Tor and G1a,sm,lt for ac-
ctptancc of provisional President Ezc,s.
! This i, The outcome Of negotiations and
the result Of the efforts Of the United
States Min s'er Miznsr, AIDED by the lezi.-
la'ion of Nicaragua and Costa Kica and the
| entire dir IN niie corp,.