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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
Another Remarkable Cure

i had a stroke Of paralysis. The suffering
| endured was unbearable. My speech was
impaired. my mouth drawn to one side. and
the pains In nv head were maddening. used
Or. Greene's Nervurs. and before had used a
bottle felt marked improvement, and
now feel myself again. It gives me great
pleasure 10 recommend all troubled with ner-
yOus complaints. or any similar afrilcten to
mine. 10 use this really wonderful medI-
cine, Dr.. Greenes Nervura
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
PARaLY7ED.

How effsn a. Ne fesr Of persons being
saaaeHY sEriekeu VIA Perslysiss B1i sach
serseas sithoagh spparentiy stftekea s4s-
denly. hzt lr - eases ecsH wafnsa foF fneoths
81 pren0nitery sympfoms. Wnieh. II ties has
heeded 80 cured - the proper remedy ,wes.c
have prevented ths fatal result. Paralysis :
3ften earsble, but IL can always be pre-
vented Il t@ksa in time.
Among ne aGst symgtsns wlil be noticed =
nervousness % rsstifssaess. With NvzS SHd
Tired ieelkRg % ths limbs ana Eeasrai sense q
eshsusiioai any unSoatea exertion vii b
followed by great farizas. and the weakness
will te yels marked These symptoms viii
often be gscomFaulea ~ bad feeling In the
head. and the psrsoa often wakes each morn
lng more tired aud isngald than ou retiring.
As the disease progresses there Will be > cold
ness ane bad circulation in the feet and limbs.
followed. after q time. hy a slight numbness
or tlngiiag ~ nrst hardly noticeable bat grad
usllY becoming nor. aad mere marked. Among
Ihe first symptoms also. are a weakness. tired
feel'a ~ or trembling Of the liabs, with al
exhausted sensation.
A Marvellous Cure ef Paralysis
This eeriines that was stricken with par
alysis Of the eft SIDE In iss6. and have since
that time been und@r the treatment OF many
physicians and tried various remedies.
could not IN e'l the years that have passed
since stricken. lift my left foot from the noor.
l commenced taxing Dr.. Greene's Neryura.
and Am now able to walk without n cane,
having good use OF nv foot and side. so long
useless Dr. Greene's Nervura has cured
me of my terrible troublr.
ALEXANDER HORN.
Marine Asylum. Phiiadelp phia. Pa.
sworn TO and subscribed before me. this list
day of December. A. j. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

Srrpus -. Sll jill 20 - NJ 20 De s. 3''''o
The Clearing House statement 5 rs follows :
For tO-dav-E xchangcS. ElJ2, ,sl": baanc"s.
XJ3GisO, For the week Exchanges S-2~ 49,
l,.la,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
Ocean Steamers.

INMAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.
L. For 9uEENsTowN AN1 LIVERPOOL
ccTY o" o" wednSsSyy osssSsf
CITY oF Giifsri:i; Wcnssday. october 60 80 a.
Prom Psi = ~ T.; .a|0n!nx Shri:ssphst.. Ferry
and 10 1T OF room. SECOND CABIN, ard. s35 ;
oEs s S srea s fE SRE WcHr
g AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.
- SENGER LlNE-Four steamers weekly from New
Per IS. y. T.. foot Of Sprlnsst
s. CRY o.. IHMlNs;HiM ii 'ndsy October Is. 3 p. H.
Connecting Win Central Railway 81 eoais ana Swan
GEbRGTA. FIoRiD4; souTM cARoLINk. ALA.
Firsicass table dhote For freight and passage apply
T. B. UASHAGEN, ". n. RHETI. Gen. Agt
Faat Apt : +. and w. E'y. Savannah Fast Line
s61 Rroadway 81 Broadway
l.. L. WALK En- Agent Oceeh Sseamsnip 70,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
Financial.
SALT Lake CITY.

inRs o., 900 900. ~ N~A' siesr'
b. Sentis now c9ptrc tho entire county and will soon
Eastern Investors fact sacurs on carefully seeced
ISL MORTGAGE loans. inside improved property.
eau secure you and 10 Der cent on amounts undsr
- Voc. snh per cent on $4,000 and under. NET;
personally look after your interests collect and RENT,
dealer. IOSKpIi y n 4 CIIp c'a'o
u.,. -, , Salt Lake City tal
RNi"rcnces-Iion Elliot Sanford. eN.t,h"f Justice OF
nh N'w.I"rk CRY Cirrus ". Mccormick PRESIDENT
ors Salt Lake civ " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
I IIll,.ll VALLEY RAILROAD.

rA~~l\.rN TRAINS tease fet .. '"r!ahds ana
II, - follows
- 20, 60 >latu, nii In "diI'' D. ~
~ r.r {. n.>p l,"nN iirlih I'rh'r'' ~ ".IsiV.
,d 49,. ~, Patti, Iir I'D Win'r "''i l"nh'r hair
..,. nod l., innr =, . >l~i"i-'"h - a.
." 90 , n, :, 49, Nu,h ,h,u!a arh in' rn"l1i p"ut'
-, ~. f., l. AID ~ IHnrton and ih;''w'dia'' points
CHAR 60. e. Mrnrh 'huhh ,..u.,. ...,,. ,.,.t-
, s,,u,,,h ,,it.. =, ii'adirt aai II rristurg
!lai uterine ate points
- f., wk..,a r, and Pullman >'p"r :: Suspension
Bid" ..,. ,t,..b tu,,l = -c,m.ii,tc
no r.. l',I ear :, NIu'h thunh 49,
J." III II ~, f,r N,u,h ihuuh I"i !Ht' hrGH rin~
co,n,, = ',l 10 K"idms and ni'ti'".t . ,,
i H. II =, Pullman .l,cp'r o Lyons and Suspension
Is d.. 1 I'D ~
'''' a. Al 4, "A NIhau,v and liza i'to coal
"'"'' - NDAI TEAMS
, ~ for Nau,h ChGnh. Iiai!'t"n and !a"rm' dlac
point. ard II il ~ ''' '"'"'"''" ' ~ " W
ipiu ,,..h ,.lu,k ,ud n,..ucJl,t, rut>
- .tr.,l I,nns Eufi1. Ku, h'>''.. Buffalo
onL ,n. VI, Pullman sleeper {" Lyons and N",I '">i"n
'I'H.. ILL II Ia.t"n On,t. -, UondNay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
.vv.-r SHORE RAILROAD. y. l.

VNT -~TT 7
w II T. 4 Il 20. I~>,,,.- Trans .'aN" West I'D
~ - x,u NoiLl a, fu,luW- aud ~ minutes earlier
, ~. ,ot u Ir,.>,. Sew York Hamilton. London.
,t'n' ,J.,u,n 81 A ~. - Il T. ii.. y II
u '', ' ~, - D. IN 1"tonn. = 81 u IN. ) -,
- ,i""r -" Eur,lo Rochester N",i'.u-i"n Hr.%:..
N,..a,. Fan. Itt, and Syra'u-". 20 - - - H.
- T. ~ -, AMI al 40 "a. runs "l' t." u,' KIM;
80 :, - M, Catski anl Albany 80. :: u. . -.
10 ga Nm II ~ - - ~. tran >ion>.
a. u,i, tornwnIl NrwhurG 3 40 = -. 10 - 20.
~ :, ali 10 ! m. i Is - 90 20 D. 30. - 80
~ - 80 -, ~ Montreal and canada Fat - a. m.
; X - II, l.ryln -ritni ear, t"r Im'a%; Nia:arS
,, IN y. I.s,,rs i!ro0khh -, HrookTn Amy
=, 10 80 a M: 90 y. m JrrH"y CIV - - Ht' S,
Nh al '.,n.r tr,ln- daily "vrrp' Nnn!a' O. Ni,
,'" 49,, I, 10. and -'r'rnp"ar a. 'rlu"iNlm or ~,
,rmntl"n p,,y Oil. Isro"!, at3 Wa,!hs;9l. 20
i,,n :. tu,,. nl," frit ot FnltnI.~t N"Wforh ,uv:
ant ~, o.: l. OF broadway. liS Bow"ri II Park
place 81 West .5th.,t and wcst Shor Station fG't 81
W., "a al and 700, 81 Javst.. North River. e. T.
TIWuI;flT Ca2cral Passenger Agent. Vanderbiltavt
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

THE BANK STATEMENT.

cd'HTuhN N'f'' - r 49,
rv the operations of the Scwyork suN-Tss Treasury
the paymcn, of s$5?.s9' for purchased bonds
,1 a., ,.>uc Of 5000 600 new lpgal-tPndcr notes,
' .'" ~",. y,,,. hanks lost So.;4,.;io cash To-
the Ne"-i''" "'''"' '' + ,,o ,,o.,,
uaFs O"" Io.s az S"usa .oo cash. Following our
estimate o. week ago. that tho banks then
held 100000 less cash than the sum reported
for ihc average OF 'hat ""'N anu "'''" .nS ~.
interior. which slIould count for not more th'h
81 600 onO IN the bank averages. ,o-days state
' ,..,,,a,oe ,ho, .,rlv N ,hc week a further
l"n' H''"'"''> ''''' ,rn,, elm L,r,. for
S''""'''' was ,.a,a,., ,n.o,.,,
sl"rtl1'lN' purposes. rs H'r.tH INV "
81 'ci' IN "''hs '''''t mn, '.' !, !, ,dlc ,n
lie WrN"'>N !"'"'"-"P Ii"''H' %
-Ic>> "H"' vs. III" cohn'Iion ~ ia, ,.,n r, %
&C. Jose O. "s"r>N ornt,.J vas on
tp'" ''"' 80, - .',.,'o,.. :, u,,,,I hc os.r
'i'" ''' !" NV ~ A.,'.,,, -, ,I, Il MIS- 4,
'%l'' ''' wv a. va" i., 49, IN, YEAS w,,>. thau
~" t."~' 81 ''NI">S l"N' h't'' ~ ,, ,rn-n
1.i S."Wn IN NC t'Alt'h' - ~" i"', ,,',.'o
fIlih'. "\Wt'dcd 81, 'Io". ne I'poi"" u,
~ '>.'S-SC. +'".' Jus 'I''V0'V''
de- Iuc than the other changes C"Ii I"I -"
statement results in I's> !" .n' s"P''H ..
-.|ii.'1i aud leaves II az =. ',''':-" ''nS
dciI'i 81 S.o-.u:1 V'loncI = az" $40
pn>c> al o. 49," We 'o"'' - ' 80"
S'.!""E"" t"io''E I''' lN'''
IT, :o'oNiir ar ne OLE. 1rl''v" statements o. "'o''
I sna g. :obei H.
o.. II. n""f.n"s
Loans ..... 80 s. s"o sON ~ go" :'' - - IV'
Sra" ...... :" - 5"' 49,, '' - - e. %
'-|'' H-''' 800 ~ Ia 80 ;f 1, inn ir rs 80,
~. II .;inn -. .G"b ..i.J :rl In. II 3""
tne !I'VN a ',rt". =: No T<Y.,,. aa.~.
.,..c ~ ,.a .?- 90 ssi o. So" be. Ill 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

In STAT" issues Arkansas =. l.niir E""k ".i
fqir smith Eairoad l,~n"> s"t. IT. .. and Norm
Carolina special Tex receipts AT : OF c!'I i""A
stocks t'"iilIIcr"" s"''I - = @uN and Ira'hrT
Mauufd"t urcI>' II" az Hie
Tie general railro.d bond markr' was ac'iTc
and firm without SPECIAL i"a'"i"s Reference /"
N .dc 10 oar iull report "i p"nI s''">
Money nominal al "a per ''n'
the Sub-1rcrsuiv ~a> d"it"r al tie Clearing
HOUSE S136"5;.
TREASURY STATEME>1S
The customs mc"ip's reported at Washington to.
dav were sal ,3"l, the internal rTcnn" rrrrip's
were Si4s .;ai. 1h" United States Treasury re-
ccIycd &l1".l37. ana for III" week sol ;,iiS
National bann notes for rdcmpi on.
Tie United States Treasury now holds $40
2j1,Gj tinted states bonds 10 secure NATIONAL
bank note circIl.' Oh as ioil""h
trrFcv .."...... .'.' ~. oGs 60" ;"
i"gr and one h,p pr eat. -. go. 3ss4t 100
Bonds deposited for circulation during tie week,
S3l. OiU: bonds Held 70 arcurc circulation Wit
drawn, S392, joo. National bank circulation out
standing -rnrr"ncy notes, SloH."n?.a ""; @"Id
notes. Xl3j. -G1. against which the Treasury h"ld'
Sjj,Gt ,e3l lrqal money Tor redemption 81 sur
rendered circ'.Ia'!on.
TIE FoRIIGH MARKETS
In London British consolS were triucr and rose
70 81 IA aud - J.: rc'prciiNtlN Tor money "ih
account; In ~" open nr'r%c, in%nry w"s 'I' l,l
and az "a per crut for balances Bar silf"r
was steady al sod. pr "uncc. English s;'."!Hrd.
American railways promptly respond =" IL"
better tone OF the home market. as recently 'hry
naturally did TO the daily declines. and ihc
narze, WAS firm u, full hanrrs Al PARIS French
3 DER cents recovered 10 Si.b:. The Imperial
Bank Of Germany ad Nanccd ITS rate for discounts
10 > l.? per cent.
Robertson a Jane, offer TO investors AT o. and
accrued interest a l.nitcd amount of first mort
cage :, per cent bonds e! the metropolitan Cross
1o%n Raliway Company of Ncw-lor. Cny. he
road travcrA.s one of the mos dcn.a'!v populated
Dc rtiouS Of the ciiN. ~" advert !s'In"ni.
FOREIGN COMMER' T. OF NETWORK
or NUfSE EHW.YORE
For the vice. 1855 1881 iN'o
Dry good, S.,.'S ~ fI!S!'.?' - ~ -
cen ur,rhaid.>e. 1cj 40 7.2t.44G 10 30. TO-
r..,, g., w.L -oo;ao3I so2","," ~, $50 aGI
Pre,ion.iv reported 81 72',i;S 3'%5s'53 ili2aL%"3
Total ,ince Jan.i 1855. rs 40 +33,7Ss o." $50 $3.50
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT SEW.YORK.
For the ", rh ... AIN S27.3U4 tl33 3OI
PIE, ou.ly reported G5o'.ssl 5s3;.ldo 1880 $50
Total since Jan.l. &Jj01.5Hs sjS83l2i alj 703.U54
EXPORTS OF SPECIE At HEw.YoRK.
For the week ...... s1O2 90 s11l.07 ~ 800
i'sryl6n,iy rcpor,-a :cOc5.,s 80 $3.50 Sc6s4 2C2
Total STAGE jan L. sos 7o7 80; 90, O3s 500 sso 7a2 loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

Buckeye certificates were strong on ahe sshT' volume
The previlug Hrr. Speculation in oil has boon crushed
BY the methods that have obtanrI WI od t,
You lo.c and lack O: victims IL the nstural result
The range prices and the total dealings ~ef" Us Toll
lows: .,,,,
Stock Exchange. CONSOLIDATED
E,t 1r Bksyc. Nat TT. Bk"ye.
Opening SO'4 S0,.
Highest Soit CO.,
Lowest
FINAL Sp't 90, enn6
Sales. barrels ......... u 700 3OoV GNU
Refined oil wss unchanged at 4jc in barrels and oo5c
In cases - TN, ...,o.. u,o,,.,
$50 marks: London. ja.dj1 nenc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
THE PETROLFUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The inurk-t for crude oil certificates completely ut
sIandstu Yesterday. bal"s IN the regular 10 tins
Stock Exchange md November delivery at tho Con.
soiidated Exchange ANAL aud without feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

I '., ~, >,,rIti prVrp
TIN. Tl,', o, Or'. h.t Il lSnD
80 o." 20" '-'T ,.,s N""'h ro Cn%nS.
Sh,nuk,. Sunlnr. G.om,.!.g N...nIr.pnrt. Ou
s s 'o y ,,o'Iu "'N' """"'
?"'5i :, a m ~ iqs'ol.
,S, ~. ln-t 80. N''.i' =" sni Mtuch chunk,
On suuaa,<. r.'.'on A''t.n. N'..h no' AID Shamo'
Nh /, ,, . % 4 ni l.r i...nr ...uVL Meach
tauus Ms Az. S'r,n'or Eat!r HIrg "urc po.,s.
III. r,t.ul, ~utI..,.a >ln.f !.'N u .is W l!2nss
tor Th.o,ch Hu't Par! - 4" .'m>I"rt.
pn II Tor Nan b CrUrh Reads
ng u,rri.D.;r rc'.,' Hc. = ON n','- tor Ea'tons
Nv ~ D. III :or Ess.n Al"mr"wr M,uch Chunk, Rsat,
lpg narnsburg. Wlktsh~rrs scranton Ianaqna Pst,''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
DEN N S Viva 4
] RAILROAD.


on AND Al il. 60 UB!.E g. 500. .
Tr,i3- 80. ...-.. 90. ..~'"-,c-""u ,ortianos
500 cSt l. MI FAST LINE for thu ,w,ss crylma9
So IS r S co. S ' 20 a. 49, c ' ssS 90 y
N g. an ~ Il L Ia. and no,o ,>: sand. W.
1855 i.+&'' >I%;+F,N ~ n.Ao LIN.
rt" 'on!0 >,,. = ~ % p. ,.t 9.i:::
"a ,S.rHa .,,.. .,5 . g.. ~, ;:
-, ~ ga r or Oh - 'ii.'.., . ,.,:..ar a
nro,.1.. .,.:,ri nj: >...i tn .an,;. -. al
200 f. ri L%r >N nix H. A.o ANnu<'l>NArt
is .Sii ;S'.h St1hy.. . O., % AM hf ss Sn
e.$o'{fH J IN s,rFHS EHr.:1, }g :;
na,a .ns N-n ii1 F.nn.,t'nn l:a''4 RH.;
~ 10 K,,d ia AID s' :' Ar IN.
T.t % ,aa as -; 3, J. H. y; @a' l.. a.f s
$50" ! = >" T.: Nr,o;. to Ill.,: >.lS-@ N~@
S. b. b.. !; ''i-'' .yc',:d 3, > II, n~T t.3.
nec,, ~ Tri.,o ..,y, AID ;r corry. ~. tho Oh
B.LrIMoKk. washington ,Sn ne ,o' TIL
M ,>hi -,,. a,r.S, wl.nn.:o;
! Ha,2a t NJ, 4 20 =. '. ~ ';;y q
I 10 H4 aG -" ? ,' 49, II J. n a., 81 ." E n ."
fr T." '"i : s - IA: "a - = = -a;,; Seer.
rY i raa !. an an ''' r,n .4,., a. t,tir.
Z, a. a'' ~. : !? !, g. /. %. So a. |E,, rars
roE >TiANT'c CITY, a.. 'cc 60, rF'rs' D'v '"''n
F., on i,, ;'d ,. xS,"' ~ =; >y% ~ r ~" sdar
.a d ' =" GG; 'i, ia n,i arr aal T1 ns. I'D
i" H. tfoR PHILADELPHIA.
S NJ a. sl de- 10 - T. S".isI '' ii T =
sS H. 80 60 - D.; 10 40 . 49, 49, .qa l!.i5 ass
a. s, l,: o. l., 10 o. Z, '9' r %" n" ni IN 8
-. "a ,,4ii in,.t T. -" .,;.,o, o. on n m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
WHITE STAR LINE. -
w ot.rt.< SHOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

WHITE STAR LINE. rrooo,
ROYAL AND UNlTED STATS NAIL >rEAMER
.r,r,nnic Is. u =. NJ. l"utohr. NcN. IL D a. M
ytri,aInic . -. r.t.nnie SOY. ~ 10 80 a IN
"nr''-'''r OF q 50 u. III. 'Nu"stlc Nov 81 - ~ m
,.,,,, so, :, II u ,'rrnarn Dc. =. ? 10 u
."rDn White Star DJcI foot OF Wet 1Oth..t o
.S,roud rabi,i these st'Ini"tt NsIOh rates 700
and upward according 10 tenn ara 1tl"n 81 birth
a,T rshin S6 and $40 Excursion tickets on favorable
III. .rcrsyr go CompInyN On.r No. II broAd"Ay
N"W.YorL. Philadelphia ONCE t,s WI,IHuut,'SS ...,,
RED STAR LINE: 80, p.rts
Sailing Tor Ncw.Y and Antwerp w"hV -
FRIESLANi Udn,I,, -, Lrr - - N,
NOOKDI.NND 49, -, Nm ,y .rd Excursion
ssh and inward Second Cabin s35 Excursion so' ana
Su,r = f,iiT SON CisaI Arts. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
Otrau Steamers.

n,,,,, C,.,w,r.
Otta! oIe""eIs
A CHARMING AIIl Mn TRIP.
\ r.ar N,
ut-n Z, t,n,.I,N ii srIANErS
A'N-' A. ~ - -
,,,rx 49,, ~ ,,u<,- .,i rrrrr.y,S
HALL! AN - - 49, t., ~, y an '''''' -
am. ~ L.orru,-y
i:W'p~. "a T. "a" b. ?"' ~ "a -. l.'.- ~
-. J., ."', ','.' = -. ~ ,,., =. :,
:, 49, - ~, - .,.,' =, Il = -. ., ,
:" 3''t ~, .'
=, =" ', - ~. - ~ 49,, 80
IL 'ldN -
"''' 80 - 49, ''' 80 49,
ION LINE
" t;|IIi;r .!Ari, uAIr .I'AMrES
Iur 81 L\..OW., iNp l.I\:' l:,rjDI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
A STEADY STOCK MARKET.
cpFcTLATTON FAIRLY BRISK.
CONSIDERABLE BUSINESS FOR SATURlAi
THE EFFECT OF BAD BAHh
STATEMENT DISCOUNTED.

,.,rs AT TIE STOCK EXCIIAN"E-oCToBEh H.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

{ VI Mako LINZ.
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
FAST li1p Fx FIJI s. MATT AYi.n sE HSSt
Aurania Sat Otis aOa H. itfnrn Sat Hov g. m
a Sat- % ot "' TsT o S' S' nov :"
s easa 10 % ,;s.
p'"y v G%e nj h% sSSW t' Co. saata Agents.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
EEETGM ISE 70 70 Ay Sa EyE Y: T.
"a H6TE6Er >f fns,a OCT = & M
la oi d" AGENT, 60 S Sow bowling s Ill.,
" EW.YORK x Ci'BA Mail steamship Co.
Tor iIa1ana r..Irr:o. :, anp-S,c. Iauana lrontrra
y, Lamrco IaSpau and s,lu sr '. trad,
Nassau Santiago do CGha, ,uantsnamo and cisnfnrgot
%MHSH&.i%x. iaia"a Mex. rOrt' s.i "r. j B
S\EAToTA ila,ana and Cadesr w S,. U,t
SANTIAGO Nassau. Santiago. Cuba and ,icnfn"s9, .,
For " '''T HM ff:S Wt 4: Y';o' g. 'E III walls.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS: co.
srwY5 SH2N5 rEfYmHfs 70 lyp SSsrMES
S'F'nI FASH 81 M tx: ''s' IAN a''''
f9n w ys o o Is M l w S,, oct ot e. H.
FRS, cablG .7S and Upward BIRTH a.cording TO io:.;
,.. s'e'HS So eF' 20 SsiSssiss
A NCHoR LINE: z: S. NAH. Steamships
r lyEirSo H., u :' S; i. Nv
KEW YORK % AS d TX iGn 81 90 sf
81 '1'. S Ssv z + H. "% & I: = E.
x,w NH, MER'T r iihkhT, 7t sSa IirLrs
% iEy"%iA :,o, w',,, ,t ns De; be- 3
nrxiDERsoS irnoinfRs Aseri, : Bowling ar.n.
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Railroads.
M NEW y YORK Central

Grand CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d St.. New York.
1ar ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN the CsT~
~ TRANS Lave As foLt ,3e,%siED-Due =
1875 &C. H. as Il vEsrInyLE LIMIT:
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TIE DAY ~ THE BOND MARKET

Tie GoIrrnlncnt bond market was quiet and
e III II nLni lLl.A Is lM.LnMh
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MINING SrOCkS.

,.,,. rrtrr, Of BOSTON STOCKS.
Oo-tnu H. 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31
Many New Men Nominated for the
Next Congress.
A BRITISH SEALER WARNED.
The Body of a Washington Girl
Found in the Patapsco.
ARcHpUcHesS vALeRIe's WEDDING
CARPENTERS IN OMINOUs SESSION.
Next Friday VIII Decide Labor Ques.
tion Of Importance.


CHICAGO, July SD. c. Rowland Of Cincin-
matt, president, and P. J. Mcclure, general
secretary OF the United Brotherhood Of Car
penters and Joiners, together with the commit
tees on finance and constitution OF the central
organization, are quartered in the city. The
presence of these men, twelve in all. high in
the councils OF the international organization
OF the carpenters, lent q new impetus to the
rumors that have been circulating concerning
tine local situstion in the triangular fight still
pending between the local brotherhood
OF carpenters and the old and new as
sociations OF bosses. Both Mr.. Rowland
and Mr.. Mcclure, however. unite IN the
assertion that their presence as we'll as that of
the TWO committees named is solely in connec-
ton with the forthcoming biennial convention
OF the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Jolners, which opens in this city August 4.
Still the local brotherhood have visibly picked
up in the hope Of a speedy and final settlement
of their troubles
viii the work Of the convention have any
bearing upon the local situstion?" Mr. Row
land was asked.
''Not directly" he replied However, the
presence OF so many representative members
Of the United Brotherhood NAV have potential
influence in the direction of a fnaI settlement.
VI course, the local delegates msy and very
hkely Will, bring their case before the con-
vention, when decisive action may be taken or.
as has usually been the case, the matter NAV
be referred to the executive"
Next Friday is generally considered as some
what OF turning point The agreement be-
tween the local brotherhood and the new bosses
association provides, among other things for
80 cents per hour up TO August 1 and for 37l5
cents after that date. 1t has been asserted in
circles directly concerned that the new bosses
association will not be able to pay the latter
rates SO long as the old bosses continue 10 OBJ
tam }ourneymen at the rate of IS cents per
hour. This, the local brotherhood men claim,
must lead to either one OF two things-a re-
newed fight with the old bosses or a break in
the association Of the new bosses. At any
event the men hope much from the presence
OF the leading men in their organization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.
Knocked Out In North
Dakota

GRAND FoRks- ND, July sl-At late hour
last night tie republican state convention
nominated the following ticket: Capt Burke
OF Fargo for governor; Roger Allen for leu
tenant governor, and NJ II. johnson foe
Congress-
Missouri, ~ district, r. p Wilson (dem.)
Nebraska, ii district n. v. Harlin (rep.)
Ine following nominations we're made yess
terday:
Missouri XIV district, Robert Il. whltelaS
(dem.)
Missouri. Y district, Samuel Burns (deu.)
Neorsska, l district ex-senator Van wycn
peoples partyl
g Georgia; " district, c. L Moses (dem. ana
Maine. III district, Charles Z. Allen (demD
hibition). NV
Maryland, II district, Edward Hissin. Cpro-
hibitiopl wv
Maryland, III district, W. J.H. GIuck cpro-
hibitionl w
Maryland, " district - Moul.on CprOhibs.
tom.
Ohio, Xix district Judge Ezra TAYLOR Crep1
Ihe republican Congress convention OF tho
tenth ONO district. embracing Clark. Green,
Ross Fayette and Clinton counties. adiourned
last night after taking S5S fruitless ballots.
The district Is republican by 200 majority
every county being Overwhelmingly republi-
can. -Four candidates were presented-E. s.
Wallace OF Clarke. Gen. y A. Hurst Of Ross,
Col Bob Doan of Clinton and John Little OF
Green. The first ballot stood. as did the sllth,
as follows: Hurst, 76; Wallace. 81; Little as,
Doan, 36. Green bolted on the Sl2th ballot
giving Wallace - of her IS votes. The couven-
ton has been IN session two DAYS. with ths
convention hall as hot a bake oven IL looks
as though Wallace would be nominated. There
Is possibility, however, that a dark horse will
be brought in For this honor are mentioned
Warren kelfer, Mills Gardner and Gen. A. s.
Bushnell
Ed Butler the most powerful boss that ever
dictated a St. LOUIS nomination. announces
that he Is going to send his son. Jim Butler to
congress from the ninth Missouri district
james Is at present city attorney. Nathan
Prank Is the present Representative from the
olstrlct' which, previous 10 the last election has
been democratic for a score of years
Ex-Congressman John J. O'Neil is working
hard Tor the nomination in the eighth Missouri
district lSt Louis)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31
NOT A SEIZURE.
A British Sealing Schooner Boarded
by the Rush and Warned.

VIcToRIA, BE-, July S1.-News has been re-
ceived here Of the seizure of the Seattle
schooner George R. White by the United
States customs agents at Ounalaska. The
schooner had neglected to keep copy of the
bond filed that she would not take firearms
into Alaska.
The Victoria schooner Ariel is reported to
have been boarded by the cutter Rush and
warned to keep out of Behring sea. copy Of
the formal proclamation was given to the cap-
tain: This incident, it is thought, contradicts
the belief that the policy Of 1856 will be pur-
sued this season by the United States
Her majesty's ship Amphiou will leave this
place Tor southern waters, whence she will pro-
ceed to the Mediterranean. Her place is to be
taken by heavily armored cruiser.
According to orders which have been pivan
the flagship War SprIte, which is here with the
admiral on board, will leave on cruise to Van
eouver or thereabouts with H.Ms Champion
in attendance.
The Espiegle goes into dry dock for an over
hauling and repairs.
-, II any British war ships 60 into Behring sea
be the ones.