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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-02

BAneAlss AT CHARLES srAMas,
After
Christmas
PriCeSl
silk Pushes. 2ec.
Silk velvets, 8TLc. ~
Surah Silk, 37lSc.
2l-Inch sl.00 Black silk at T5c
Doc Plain Dress Silk at 25c.
F-Inch 81 90 Black Henrietta at 7Sc
Black Velvet at I9c.
Soc Dress Goods at 25c,
All-Woo f0-Inch Serges at 20c
i0Inch Tricot Cloth at .2,sc.
2LInch Silk Plush at 75c
Bead Trimming at Half Price
75c and 81 90.
Quilted Lining at 25c
l1 32-Inch Half Wool Cloth Mt 2Oc,
Double Width Cashmere at oc
lOc and l21Sc Dress Goods at 3,sc
Fur Trimming at Half PRICE,
Closing Out Ladies' Linen Collars and CufIs-All
at One Price, SC.
No. oSilk Ribbons u Sc n yard
Rnehings at 2, 5, 10, l2,S, II and 25 Cents.
Black Hair MuGs, yec, T5c, d co.
Childrens Lace Collars, 6. s, 10, i2I, II. 20 ana
FEATHER Trimming, 8 inches wide, I2,sc yard
Black Thibet, Broche and Blanket Shawls
Cheap TO Close Out.
White Aprons 20. %, 33, 37lS, So 62l< and 75 cts
Children's School shawls at &c.
u 20 Stockinctte Jackets at 80 co.
unbleached Muslin at 31Sc and SC.
NAPKINS, 25c and SOC per Dozen
White riannels at 6h,s, 10, l2,a TO 30 Cents.
Blankets Cheap to Close Out.
Comforts Cheap TO Close Out
Underwear Cheap 10 Close Out
White Quilts, 75c, 81 90, 81 %, 81 30.
Heavy Striped Shirtings, 6llc.
Indigo Blue Calicoes, Sc
Lace Curtains, 76c, 81 90, 81 q, 81 so a pair
oc ana Toe White Shirts at 37lsc and Soc
Gold Head Umbrellas, s7Isc
Umbrellas at 25, so and rs cents.
Curtain Lace, 10, l215. IL, 20, Is cents.
Best Pns-li rows for Sc
Linen Thread, 4c . SPOOL
Toilet Soaps, pieces for loc
Skirt Braid, 31sc
Dress Shields, SC and ioc pair.
Best Spool Cotton, SIC a spool.
spool silk, SIC a spool.
Best Ammonia, SIC a bottle.
Knitting silk, x or for 25c.
Plush Albums, soc, 75c, 81 co.
Misses Corset Waists, @5c
Linen Handkerchicfs, ., 3, s, 8, 10 cents.
Six Handkerchiefs, l2i,S, Is. . cents,
SILK Mufiiers 5oc, 75c, 81 co.
Plush Ornaments, /, 2, 3, 4 and cents.
SOC and 75c Corsets at 371zc and 5Oc
Monkey Mufs at % So
Heavy Canton Flannel. ~, "a, 7.s8, 10 cents
Dark Calcoes, SIC and Sc
Smoke Sets, SOC, 75c, $780,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-02
ttr,u ADVERTISEMENTS.

A BsoLUTELY PURE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-02
jloth Newmarkets,
Seal Plush Goats.

'hese Coats are made OF Walker Plush the best
made, and every garment Guaranteed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-02
DRoCToR's OPERA .oIrsr

~ i,h,nrsdaE, Friday; Saturday and Saturday
n Snn,os MASON NJ itcho in ''The Fugitive
comedy Melodrama In 4 acts by Tom Ora
ven. Prices; l5 20, 80, 80 and Is cts. '''' VIA
imohuay, January ., one night onIy-Katc
N''N'o" ~ ioutt bdbN.'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-02

ENOR RENT FROM APRIL J., lSaO-THE
IL Large Millinery Parlors and dwelling on
above Rogers Confectionery. Also second and
third floors OF the house, with second and third
noor back building. large dining-room and
kitchen rent reasonable. Apply at
d3l-ltd NO. 50 WEST KING STREET.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-02

A DJouRNED SALE-THE PRopEpTv A.,
LA the corner OF Green and South nntn
strecis. VIII positively be sold at the Ioona~d
ipsei dsta East King street. ON Thursday, JANUARY
,,o, CATHARINE CASPER
oooitu MARY CASPER
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Grain and Provisions

furnished by :. X. Hundt. Broker.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2, loo clock p. IN,
wheat Corn. Oats. Pork, Lard.
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ENoR RENT-THE FINE STORE Ann
Dwelling, Nos. II and a south oneen
street formerly the Dasz Grocery. viii b"
rphteu ,osether or separately. Stable and
wagon shed on premises. Appiy 10 "''u
MRS w. T.. BRINTON
or 4, No. 81 South Queen ST.,
d2l-tfdR -
, 1890-08-16
Frederiksted. August 18th 1890.

Frederiksted; August 18th 1890.
The British schr. Isaac Somes, Captain
James O'Gara, arrived here OH tile 13tli
inst, with rs IMMIGRANTS from Barbados:
The So. Trinidad arrived here ON the 14tli
from st. Kits last, took some barrels RuuG
and left for New York
August 18th Per sclfr. Mary for st.
Thomas--Reyd. & Mrs. Heje and servant
M, Pretorius, J. Louis, q. POw1es, Mary
Frederick.
August 14-Per 8. 8. nriaida1d for New
York-Misses Alice Maybe s. Anna
Beilbroch, Mr.. E. Junglans, Planter F.
Raphael, Miss Amelia Bithorn & child.
10Th Aug.-Per schf. Mary from St.
Thomas,-Mr. j. Louis s. Miss Julia Louis;
Cathrine Teel; Elizabeth Bastian. Thomas
Spencer.
, 1890-08-16
Bekjendtgiorelse
Ira
II

lille Hundeeiere i Frederiksteds BY
indskj@rpes Diet herved, linden 1ste
September dette Aar, at udtage paa POliti-
kammeret det we'd Gouvernementets Befal-
ing af 7de JUL 1881 paabudne Humid etegn,
som skal b@res af Hundene og nv OF for
erl@gges $500. EfCer den It'd vii enhver
Humid Byen, for hvilken intet Tegn er
udtaget, blive Optaget Og indbragt til
POlitikam meret, hvOr den vii forblive i
3 Gange "a Timer, hvOrefter den dr@bes,
med mindre Eieren forinden indfuder sig
Og kr@ver Hunden tilbage, SAINT udtaga
Hnndetegn og erl@gger Ell Mulkt af So. zoe.
Fred riksteds POlitikammer den 12te
August 1890.
HALVOR HANSEE3
, 1890-08-16
! DITLEv bETIEVSEN.

August 13th.-Per schr. "vigilant" from
st. Thomas.-James A. Petersen, Susan
Degout& child, Nicoladi Ruzierro, C.Julian,
Charles Robert, Margreth Botkin, Johanna
@, Christensen SUSANNA Petersen, G..
Fechtenberg Esqr.
August l4th.-Per schr. "Vigilant" for
st. Thomas.-Jane Francis, O. Gordon,
Miss Ida Cardoza, Miss Thurland. Maria
Brown, Caroline Henryy Margreh Plaskett.
, 1890-08-16

indsendes til DepOtet paa st. Oroix indtiI
MANDAGEN den 1ste September d. A.,
in~dehotdende Angivelse Of den sPris hvortil
Vedkommende vii paatage sig at levere
enkelte, nogle5 ellerfsalle de udbudte Glen.
stande for hver -iser sarskilt.
Ryderne staa we'd deres Bad / IL Dage.
hIilbndehe willie Nerefyer PbiiyeS aabnede
bemeldte Days EftermiddagT ri. s. irOver-
v@relse az de Konkurrenter, som MATTE
indAnde sig, og Undertaking ON Diet eller
de af Gouvernenfentet Aantagne. Bud vii
blive Vedkommende meddelt fra Depotet.
Prove az de Ovennevnte GieDstande gOg
COnditioneFne for leverancelE ere til Efter-
syn i Diet Kongelige miiitaire Depot paa
ST.. CrOix Og i Kasernen paa st. Thomas,
Det KOngelige Militaire Depot, st. Croix
den lode August $780,
DITLEV DITLEVSEN
, 1890-08-16
Publication
from
The POLICE
Translation.

A Ii owners of dogs in the town of Frede.
"A riksted are hereby enjOined within the
.1st September this year to procure from
the Police Office the sign for dogs prescrib.
ed by Government Order of 7th July 1881,
which is to b~worn by the dogs, and for
time every dog in tlre town, for which no
sign has been procured, will be caught
and brought to the Police Oface and de-
tanned there for 3 times 48 hours, when it
will be killed, unless the owner appears
before to reclaim the. dog, pu chase a sign
and pay a 6ne of SO. 2Octs.
Frederiksted's Police Office, the 18th
august 1890.
HALVOR HANSEN.
, 1890-08-16
acknowledgements

7FOLGE Ordre fra Gouver1iemeAtet for de
dansk vestindiske Ger udbl DIES herved
til Licitation Leverancen at n%edenanf0rt to
Gjenstande, som vile beh0ves i dets KOnger
lige militaire Depot til Brug for Herstyr.
ken i Aaret 1891 nemlig:
1886 Yards Ravndug.
1900 CO. Flonel.
$500 :" Stout.
92O " BomuldstOi.
% ST. hvide uldne SenSetepper.
30 " graa- do. 49,. do.
$40 Yards bleget Laerred.
80 st. m0rkeblaa Uldskjorter.
1,4ON Par Bomulds Sokker.
100 Dus. Ti%nknapper. }.,
215 " %Benknapper lsmaa).
SkrDtIge ,Tslbud neerkede:
"Leverance til det Konge-
lige militaire Depot, St.
Croix 1897
, 1890-08-16
"I'enders for Articles for
thu military Depot, st.
s.. +. Croix 1907

may be forwarded to the Depot in st. Croix
on sor before, MONDAY the LIST September
1890, containing a statement of the prices
at which-the parties viii undertake to lie
liver one or more, or all of the aforesaid
articles. ,Aja- i&.a ~ sM{ / tv Fqa
"a Bach bidder will be held to his bid for
l4daysy~.~-
-, The tenders will be opened OF the above
stated day at 8 o'clock p. M, in the pre-.
sence of those who may appear, and in-
formation will be 1givenAth party whose
tender. is accepted by the Government from
the Military Depot ~ SEA i&!f+
Sampfee of the above mentioned articles
and the conditions for the delivery thereof
may be seBninah he Royal Military Depot
in St."Croix and in the Barrack in st.
Thomas. : 1&Gtits4i{ Al =. 5ie{t
80 Tire Royal. Military Depot. st. Croix, the
10th August 1890.
, 1890-08-16

1OtN Aug.-R6T SGhf. .M0TM from 81.
Thomas,-Mr. j. Louis s. Miss Julia Louis;
Cathrine Teel, Elizabeth Bastian, Thomas
Spencer.
~, go. .x11xa
Two shocks OF earthquake Tor perhaps,
TWO pdrtS VI Oue SnOcK1 were IelC mere aC1V
minutes 20 q yesterday morning. There, was
u tremOr Iog tWo or three seconds a resi- or
aOO9t tne same iengtH ana them a fenewat
OF the tremor somewhat stronger and last
ing aoOut 1Our Ornve seconds, Dlrectlons
apparently rom orth,to south :ae "a X!
~1F01 ~ was mnIleaUed TO us from
SoVeFaF quarters yesterday. We. lcOnciu9e
t9ak'tne SHOCK was 1elC Ia all parts OF the
FSlahd'
ra - .,. II. ,agoa.v -,
wt9e 1IStcle' Whicn W. reproduce0 on
IedneSuay AOm tne b0FbGd0s AgTS cNttaTGt
hspo9Eef' on sclentlllc framing for agricul-
tuEISCs 10 wen worth some attention. Prao-
tlcal men are, as O. rule. too much given to
sneer at tnsoEyI s nann .for which. how,
ayers lney nave lnuch excuse as they so
GnCen soc men or pneory fa1t m practice.
Tue reasons OF Chis frequent nature are
VarloHs3 sometimes It comes from the
tne9ry tself being wrong or inappticabIe
10 tne given case OFTEN 1t arises from the
theoIeelcal man beng deficient III some
quailty' such as nrmneSs or organising,
power wn1ch pernaps carries the PRACTICAL
man 10 success through q host OF OIunderS.'
me meal agriculturist would be the man
wen versel IN an the practical: details, who
woglo add 60 tnls practical ability - Ito.
Iousn EItowfeugc anu w~hnngpess to RISK
y LtGLe IN experiments; IN the artitle TO-
Wntcn We Te!er q tangioie PROOF is given or
sneh gUou wnicn agrlcultoral chemistry mas
u ~ lot IN raising the amount
OF Gne island g produce; and it it is too
uIuOH W oAPcCG CnaG Cn0 SMalI6T BIAnOS
snoQl1 estaD!lsh~ laboratories and pay for
tecnhicai assistance yet 1t does not follow
ina notn1ng can De n In Santa Cruz,
TOT instance, the planters, by keeping them
serves pos tea IN what is going on else
WneTe ana by making small experiments
Ch tnolr own account, might do much to-
Increase enc gooo results that are already
oOtalheu Dy tnelr practlcai aoIllty. Some
una already do these things, but
perhaps IL rs saie 20 say that the number
CouI0 % largely increased: particularly
tnSTe Is agoou nel0 ror the st. Cr0lx Agrlj
auiturai Associatlon whose meetings could,
10 maue OCCASIONS OF spreading useful
Anowleugo'- y nos corresponding
sectetary oOuld Keep Inc society an touch
WIN more l1poFCant sOcaetlesi OF q STINT
Iar Klnd' five cannot nave
u @TSStUGHJ "BTOIHS90T 49, or 4. EhHna19trV IN
, 1890-08-16
DlTLEV DITLEVSEk
lar -
II o G e.

4 GREEABLE to orders from the Govern.
ment of the Danish West India Islands
aforementioned articles required in
1891 by the military forces on the. Islands,
are hereby put UP to public licitatiODs
namely l. H,t4-liAaeA
1886 Yards lRaveRduck.
1900 4" Flannel.
$500 " Stout.
900 " cotton cloth, unbleached.
rs PEGS. White woOlIen Blankets.
so .""- Grey do! 4~ do.
$40 Yards bleached Linen
80 Pces. Dark blue rwOOlfen Shirts.
1,4OO Pairs Cotton Socks.
200 Doc. iPaRtaiO0n Buttons
245 " Bone Buttons (small).
Written Tenders, marked:
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BRUTAL TRAIN ROBBERS
They Strike Down the Engineer and
Fireman With Coupling Pins.
But are Unable to Check the Speed
OF the Train Which 10 Wrecked by
Colliding With Another Train
The Engineer Killed.

VANwERr. Ohio. July ls.-A bold at
tempt at train robbery was made late to-
night on the Cincinnati. jackson 4 Mich
igan railroad. Three men boarded the
engine on the northbound passenger train
at Enterprise, Ohio, and attacked Engi-
ner Vandevander and the fireman with
hammer and coupling pins, knockinR.both
senseless. They did not succeed in stop
ping the train, however, probably owing to
the plucky fight of the train men and
they jumped of before reaching Van
vert.
The engineer and fireman were both
lying senseless in the cab of the locomo-
tive, and the train which should have
stopped at vanwert station rushed
through the yard at the rate of % miles an
hour. Here il collded with switch en-
gine and Engineer vandervender was
found dead in the wreck. The fireman Is
still uuconscious,a and IL cannot be learned
whether the engineer was killed by the
train robbers or met death in the collision.
None of the passengers were seriously
injured.
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VICTORIA, Is. C., July is.-The British
gunboat Warspite, flag ship Of the North
Pacific squadron, with Rear Admiral
Latham aboard, arrived here yesterday.
The admiral was interviewed in regard to
the suggestive movement Of war ships 10
protect the Canadian vessels in Behring
sea. The admiral has not yet had AN OPP
portunity to complete the pcrusal Of the
mass of correspondence that awaited him
here, but stated emphatically that he had
as yet received no instructions to send
any of the fleet In the north To protect
British vessels from seizure by American
cutters or rctake any that might he seized
in Bchring sea. He considered the matter
principally from what he read in the
press purely one for diplomatic ucgotia-
tions. He had yet to learn what new
phase had presented itself that would
suggest the possibility of war ships being
required to take a hand In the adjustment
of the difficulty.
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A RAILROAD TO RUSSIA.
Ex-Governor Giipin Thinks the scheme
Practicable.

New YORK, July 1s.-"Thcy can talk
about my uncle as n visionary aud mild
lunatic all they please. but the day will
come, and Il is not so far OH, either, when
he will be recognized AS a thoroughly
sensible, though bold engineer" So
said William Giipin Of paeblo. Colo. n
the Hoffman house. Gilpin has been for
the last two years with his uncle, William
Gilpin, ex-governor Of Colorado, on a
tour of rcconnizance OF the Northern
Pacific coast. William Gilpin believes
that no serious obstacle is in the way Of
building a railroad which will Join the
United States and Russia by way Of
Siberia, Behring straits, Alaska and Brit
ish America.
The only apparent difficulty is in cross-
ing Behring straits, but this difficulty lis
only apparent. The straits are only 40
miles wide, and in the middle lies an
island about big enough 10 hold New
York, Brooklyn and Jersey City COM
bined. The water is nowhere more than
forty feet deep, and there would he no
trouble in erecting piles on the hard bot
tom.
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cables and pneumatic tubes were found
intact and will he soon available for use
General Eckhart, vice president OF the
Western Union, is OF the opinion that the
loss to that company will not much ex-
ceed $4,000. He also believes that they
viii he able To employ n considerable
force In the main Railways in a day or
two. Already new switchboard is on
the way from Philadelphia.
The associated press will use the exec
utive and such other rooms as can be
had i'm the neighborhoosl.
The Baltimore * Ohio Telegraph COM
pany's building. 4li broadway, will he the
temporary headquarters Of the Western
Union.
A large force OF lincmen were put To
work and n hundred wires will be ready
for use by tomorrow.
Night Manager Tobin cried Fire." and
in moment all the men In the room
jumped for the hand grenades which hung
about the walls. These they began To
throw down the hole where the flames
were. The contents splashed out
when glass broke and the liquid sputtertd d
a little as II met the fire. That was all the
visible effect. Hand grenades could not
fight fire like this. Tobin called mes
senger boy To go down and send In the
alarm. As soon AS the boy started down
the stairs the operators unrolled n big hose
wheel which is kept at the south side
OF the tloor always ready for emergen-
cies OF this kind. They unrolled the hose
and then turned the water on. II was a
pretty good stream and il looked as IL IL
would beat the waves Of flame out Of ex-
istence. But ID did not. The only effect
II seemed To have was To make the fire
shoot up higher, and IL was noticed the
greater volumes than before. The
operators worke ed the hose I'm iii the sfnoke q
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Ahout IN. sugar Trust.

NEW YORK, July ls.-The General term
of the Supreme Court has handed down
decision in the sugar refinery Of Winthrop
Ray, receiver, of the North River Sugar
Refinery company for dissolution of that
and all other companies composing the
sugar trust. Ray obtained an Injunction
restraining all the defendants from in any
manner disposing of the property coming
into their hands under the trust agree
ment. The general term modifies this in
junction by simply restraining the North
River Sugar Refinery company from re-
moving the property from this state, hold
ing that the receiver has no authority for
acting in the case of another company.
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THEY ARE ALL IN 1T
The HarfiSons Get Into Real Estate
Deals on the Ground Floor.
Major Powell Knocked Out Of Time
In Yesterdays vote-Heiena's
Postoffice Making as Much
Trouble as the Census.
Special to the Standard.

Special TO the Standard.
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-The Northwest
won its fight ON Major Powell to-day and
carried the amendment Withdrawing
lands from the vast scheme of the Reolog-
ical survey that cut out many acres from
settlement. Senator Allen Of Washington
made the brightest speech Of the day and
the amendment did not suffer even the
trial of roll call.
On July 4 Mrs. Harrison, from her gift
cottage at Cape May, made sort OF proc
lamation in which she attempted 10 ex-
plain why she had taken the gift at the
same time that she intimated that her
good husband would not permit his name
to be connected with real es-
tate speculation in Washington.
She undoubtedly intended this i'll
hammered fling to apply To
Cleveland, whom II does not fit. To-day
it is discovered that Mrs. Harrison and
everybody in the White house family, ex-
cept the president, but including great
grandfather Scott and Mrs. Mckee, have
been let into the Glen Echo heights spec
ulation at nominal figures. Mrs. Harri.
son gets property priced at more than
$4,000 for the consideration of 81. paid by
grandfather Scott. Miss Sanger, Lige
Halford, Colonel Crook and others are in
the speculation for small amounts and
the deeds are on record. 1t promises &c
prove an interesting sensation.
Colonel Sanders is i'll and confined to
his house, but will soon he out again
There is now said to he a warm dispute
between the different members of the
Montana delegation as TO which OF the
three men shall have the Helena post
Office. Each one claims the prize on the
ground that he is from Helena. James
Blaine Walker is still "in camp" G. w
Tucker has been appointed postmaster al
Malta, Dawson county, in place of II. NJ
| Trafton, resigned,
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BIG RAILWAY SCHEME.
Wealthy Capitalists Form . Company
with tIs.OOO,OOO.

BosToS. July 1s.-Oficial announce
ment will he made tomorrow of the incor-
poration under the laws of New Jersey Of
the Chicago Junction Railways and Union
Stock Yards company with the following
directors: Chauncey NJ. Depew, New
York; Hon. John Quincy Adams, Boston;
Ex-united States Minister Edward j.
Phelps, Burlington, Vermont; William J.
Sewell, OF Camden, N. j.; John Holly,
Holloworth, N. j.; President Of the
Adams Express Co.; Frederick II. Win
ston Of Chicago: The Right Hon. Hugh G.
T.. Childers of London, late Cham
cellor of the Excheqor; Francis
Baron Blake of Blake, Boisserain q
Go. Of London; Bernard L. Bosanqnell
director of Lloyd's bank, limited, London,
Adolph Won Andre, of Andre, Mendalls
x Co., bankers, London.
The trustee for bondholders and regis
ter of transfer is the Central Trust COM
pany of New York. The capital stock IL
sl3,0OO.OOO. This stock will he duly paid
in cash and will he worcestershire, and
the stockholders will have no personal
liability whatever.
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MORTCACED HIS LIVING.
singular Suit Inyofting Wages Decided iu
Chicago Yesterday.


Chicago Yesterday.
CHICAGO, July is.-A decision was rem
dered by Judge Treley to-day in n case
involving a question said never to have
been passed upon before in court. IL was
the suit Of Oppenheimer 4 Co., manufac-
turers Of sausage castings, in Chicago and
New York. to prevent,by injunction, George
Sayer. n former employe, from going into
the same business in Illinois and Il other
states, within three years from the date he
ceased To be in their employ. The con-
sideration named i'm the contract was 81.
Judge Treley decided that as the
result of modern methods of COM
merce IL made no difference whether
60 ntract was as to one or more states, but
that as the complainant was only em-
ployed from week To week he was made
To agree that for 81 and employment for
one week he would mortgage his liberty
of action and practically his means of
was dissolved.
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FIGHTING THE TRUSTS.
slippery Methods Of the Combines shown
------HpV-SwUlepwY York Curt -.

hork Guurt.
New YoRK, July ls.-Ex-Judge Ditten-
hoefer, as counsel for NJ. Gersheim 4 Co.,
to-day secured Justice O'Bricn's signature
to perpetual injunction against the Gen.
tral Trust company, &. II. Huntington
and others. restraining them from issuing
stock Of the Houston a Texas Central on
the ground that the trust company
had not made the proposed ASSESS
ment of IL per cent. as required by the
plan OF organization. In reference 10
the new assessments OF N.lt0 a share de-
clared on Thursday by the Trust COM
pany, Dittenhoefer said reduction of
SlGO was far from satisfactory To his
clients. II had. he said. been fixed upon
the same calculations as the first ASSESS
ment, the difference being due To the ad-
dition OF interest and deduction of earn
ings in the hands of the receiver. but is
would he difficult to see how the Trust
company could have made any other AS
sessment without acknowledging il had
committed gross wrong on the stock
holders in making the first assessment.
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LOOKING FOR A SITE.
san Jose, Cal. Make. Numerous PROPOSE
tIon. To- the Government.

WAsnISoroN, July 1s.-Thirtecn pro-
posals for the sale Of property for the site
of public building at San Jose, Cal, have
been received at the treasury department..
The prices range all the way from sl2,O0
Ia SO,WO. A special agent Of the depart
lots offered.
Secretary Noble to-day rendered tie
cision rejecting the application Of George
Herring To enter under the act Of June 3.
1873, a quarter section Of land in visalia,
California. the land district which is said
To- be covered by mammoth trees.
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Buyiug on the Indian,

klSGFIsHER, |. T., July is.-An agree
ment has been arrived at between the
Cheyenne and Arapanoe Indians aud the
Cherokee commissioners. This is to hold
lands in several,y and receive zone and q
half million dollars. Half a million will
be paid in cash and a million will be left
with the government, drawing per cent
interest. IL will probably require a week
or 10 days for the Indians to sign the
agreement. The treaty opens f.00O.0OO
acres of land.