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ALEXANDRIA.


Reported for The EvESISG STAR.
A BRAKEMAN RUN Oven AND KILLED ny a
TRAIN.-Coroner Purvis began an inquest thi.
morning at Whestley's establishment on hing
street upon the boly of William Donald .
brakeman on the Washington Southern rail-
road, who died At the lufirmary here yesterday
evening from the effect of being run over by a
midnight train on Fayette street He had
Jumped while the train was in motion and had
fallen under the wheels. The jury adjourned
until tomorrow
FINED THIRTY DOLLARS FoR AssAuLr-Jos.
Nanzer, colored. whose assault upon Thomas
Cox II was thought would cause tho death Of
Cox. has been fined so by Acting Mayor May.
Cox had recovered sufficiently to testify at the
trial
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Saws He Wasn't the Man.

In the Criminal Court yesterday colored
man. James Ford, was tried for larceny from the
person-s5 from Ella Stottemy er-Julv %. It
was alleged that the prosecuting witness was
approached in the Agricultural grounds by the
prisoner, who snatched her pocket book and
ran. Officer Ellis testified to the arrest on
suspicion some days afterward. Ford denied
that he was the party. ASSET ting most positively
that he had not been in the Agricultural
grounds for five years. Mr.. Hewlett appeared
for the defendant and argued that it was
case of mistaken identity
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MAYOR MOSBY TAKES CHARGE.
Cincinnati's New Board Of Public I'm.
provements Installed by Force.

CINCINNATI. ONO, Nov. Mayor Mostly took
forcible possession Of the board of public i'm
provcmen,s Office this morning and the new
board appointed by him is now in session. 1t
was necessary to call upon policeman to open
the way. which he did by kicking the barred
doors open. The excitement around the city
buildings at the time was intense, but the only
member OF the outgoing board found in the
Office when On entrance was effected was MIR.
Kerpcr and he retired gracefully. The mayor
then installed a tail policeman at the inner
door and another at the outer door to keep in
truders out
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BallI,uure Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 1.-Cotton nominal-mid-
ding, 9,s. Flour fairly active and steady. Wheat
southern firm: Fultz, 96a1O3: Longberry .Sa1O4
No. =, 1Oaalo21E; steamer No. =, red, 9Gh a97 /;
western easy: No. =. winter red spot. 100; No
vsr;iber, lG0 December, l0:.; May, 110AalI0h
Corn-southern fairly active, new white selling
56a0o: new yellow. So: prime Old, G.s; western
strong; mixed spot. 58h a5sX: November, 5Sb
$50; year, 5S14; January. 5sA; May, 531.aGO
Oats QUOT. Rye firm. Hay dull-prime to choice
timothy, HOO, Provisions firm. butter scarce
frm-cresnery fancy, 24a25; do. fair to choice,
@lt,3; do. imitation. 17a2l; store packed, IOal4
Eggs firin-a.;a2i. Coffee dull-Rio cargoes fair,
20; No. Z, 1SH. Sugar quiet-granulated. OK
Copper firm. Whisky hrm--l.0. Freights TO
Liverpool per steamer dull. Receipts-four
$4,000 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn. II 900
bushels; oats. 1000 bushels: rye, 5000 bushels
Shipments-nour. 10000 barrels: wheat. 1000
bushels. Sales-wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, H.,
000 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Now l-Virginia consols. TO- 40's
36a36k: do. threee, 66s&a67A; Baltimore aud
ONO stock, 9Sh al00: Northern Central stock ga
6S: Cincinnati, ashington and Baltimore frsts
30 asked; consolidated gas bonds, Hay bid; do
stock, 43ka 5Oa.
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GooD NEIamDoRs at somerset.-Adut
War Department Changes.

War Department Changes.
Observation-Disclosures V. G;siger, clerk, $1,000,
surgeon generals Office. Samuel A. Potter of
Ohio, clerk, $500, signal oihce. Miss Lucy
3. Russell, copyist, record and pension divi-
sion.
Permanently appointed-James L. McGlone
of Virginia, class /, adjutant generals Office;
Franklin c. Jones of Missouri. class l, record
aud pension division; Cyrus n. Anderson of
Mississippi. class l, record and pension divis-
ion.
DecIined-John NJ. Campbell of Ohio copy
ist, record and pension division; Benjamin j.
Cooke of Tennessee. copyist, 5000, signal Office.
kcsigned-Edward Il. Hall of Maine, class
/, record and pension division.
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IsftlSIkIB.

BEAMER-RoBERTS. On Wednesday. October;9 20.
1871, at the IarsOLage Of West Street Presty team
Shurcl. 10y the lev. DIR Fullerton, GEOLGi A.
bEAMkk 10 SALLlE ROBERTS No cards.
CLAhKL-CAll.OIL. On "Wednesday, OctObs 1.
lsDu, al the Monastery, Bsitmoce, bp Eher
timothy. JANIS l.. elaine Of Baitilnure 10 JLlA
L. CARisoLL OF Washington. DC.
KAIORG-MEADE. On wednesday ey enng q, Der
~, 1850 al IT laurs pi.ccpal Ahurcll by III lev
Alfred nar nag. MIR. MILAN AND. aSOS tOi.G
TO NARY. daughter OF the late Charles Carroll lesde
Of tbs CITY.
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In Wall Street Today.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The stock market this
morning was a legitimate continuation of that
ofyesterday, the general list being very dull and
stagnant, and outside of sugar reiineries and
Reading there was absolutely no feature
IN tho dealings The opening prices
were irregular compared with last night s
figures, but the changes were slight in all cases.
Pressure upon Reading and sugar made each of
them active, and the former retired l1s to 331s
and the latter ia to $50. Even in those
shares dulncss became most marked toward
the end OF she hour, and at ii o'clock the mar
ket was dull and fairly steady, but at slight
fractions below first prices. Silver opened at
log; highest sale 1868, lowest sale LOG, last
sale 1066.
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Treasury Department Changes.

Promotions: X. ID. Cox, from $500 to $50,
and Miss Is. l.. Stringer. from S5is to $40,
sixth auditors Office. II. o. Hall, from class
two to class three; ID. b. Macleod, from class
ono to class two; Miss y. +. Warmer, from
$1,000 to class one; II. NJ. Ruse. from 500 10
sl,OOO; Miss h. X. Pike. from $500 TO $500. OF.
nee OF the secretary. ii. II. Freeze from elias
one TO class two, second auditors Office. An
A l.. Manning. from s600 TO $500, in the OHIO
Of the second controller.
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The Racing at Bennings.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING star
BESSISG's RACE TRACK, DC, Nov. To-day
at Benning's will eclipse any previous day OF
the meeting both in point Of attendance and
weather.
ADAIR TAXES THE FIRST.
The FIRST race, purse ease, five furiongs, was
won by Adair, Biddy Doyle second place by q
head over Willard. Time, 1.041l.
Mutuals paid $5.15 straight, sa05 and e3.6C
for place.
BLAxrYRK TAXES THE SECOND.
The second race was won by Blantyre (Ray),
with Longshot (Snyder) second and Fannie II.
(Jonss) third Time, L45A.
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Found Dead.

Josephine Brooks, a colored girl of eighteen
years, was found dead at her home, 1920 Blag-
dens alley. yesterday afternoon. She is sup
posed to have had an attack Of heart disease.
SOMERSET. on Tenn alytoMn road.-AdUt
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Nov. tClosny). - whent-Decein
Der, 1891: May. 1885. Corn-November, 533
December, 53,s; May. 551s. Oats-May, AK
Pork-November, 1000; December, 1925: May
l297k. Lard-Noyember, 6'22H; December
G.3754: May, 7.05 Short ribs--November, 542h
December, 5.021s; May, 642H.
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Gov. HILL's LETTER-The letter written by
Gov. Hill Of New York to Secretary Noble in
relation to a recount of the population Of the
city of New York was received by the Secretary
today.
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BRoMoDINE cures headache. a5c.-Adct

Privates Schneider and Fox have resigned
from the police force and Joseph Patrick and
A. i. Carson have been appointed priyates.
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The Presidents Plans.

President Harrison will leave Wash
ington Monday morning at 10 o'clock
for Indianapolis, arriving there early Tuesday
morning After voting and visiting on Tues
day he will start Tuesday on his return to
WASHINGTON.
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The Hcnnepln Canal.

Capt. Marshall of the engineer corps, who
has been examining the projected Illinois and
Mississippi canal in special report upon the
project has recommended that the work
be commenced at the west end of the
line and the Navy Department has ap-
proved this Recommendation. The first
thing to be done is to construct
the lock and dams at Rock river at the mouth
The probabilities are that it will take all of the
S5O0,0O0 appropriated by Congress for the
canal to make the necessary survey, acquire
the right of way and construct the Rock river
lock and dams. Later on, il funds are availa-
BILE another dam and feeder viii be constructed
Mt DIXON
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ID nr G. o PSI

ID xr q ooDs
BLANKETS. 81. e.. IS. . Is. e. "a. %. 90
BID COMFORTS at all prizes. filled with White
fiLLow CASE COTTON. o.
BLACK aENaiETTx CASHMERE. yard wide wool
face. ..c.
BLACk HENRIETTA oAiI1MEhE, All Wool. SOC.
LITE sHAmLs. BIG sHAwLs. DOUBLE and
LADIES' ALL-WooL HOSE, in Black and oolora
one Case BLEACHLD .sANToN FLANNEL In
Remnanta very cheap.
EEA1HEk-PROUf ITCHING, 15c
RED IAbLk I. MEN, fat coiors. 25c
BOkTkEE's DtPLExQOksETS. 81
.fsIxs Lot ns1asat. q baEss GOODS marked way
down
,aENTs GRAY SHIFTS and DRAWERS CSC.
Regular price 5Oc.
SoS W; sfSSI coroE, Yin y, on %:ehins %
SILK vkLykT In a eolors. 81.
!. u TosSER sox
e1s Btd SthstAv
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A b. G..
AMERICAN BLOOD CURE
fhrss Preparations: Aiserstivs. Tonic and Esetos
CATARRH CUREpi
WASHINGTON, DC,
1888 9Th st.. n w.. March 20 1905
A. d. C. CHEMICAL Co:
G<ntleHsa-l write to inform you Of the result The
u yvur Alb C. Tonic an my ~Ny troublws1
Chroric CstArrh II Year, standing During thlpe-
rod tined superior medical and and many rom.
mended remedies without substantial benent Tried
your presraton without sy faith that Il or anytime
else would ever cure my Catarrh- 1 have useItvs
bottles and believe I am well I observe. hover
you advise ~ your treaties blood eisesses thans
should continue 10 IL for months after hrs
cured and proTose to do it. This testimoni \
given from tie standpoint that your Tousc morf q
and with The hole that others smilarly scectednss
tryi. Respectally H. h sHs1
"a b c. Tonic, 81 perottls
PklCESi A. b G. Alternative. sl peSotus
IA b. c. Eapectorant Csc. pesotuA
Sold By al Drusrisss or upon receipt Of prcern b
forwarded 10 any address
Treatise on Blood aud skin DisessesFr
Address All C. cHENICApo-
leo Drawer 9e1, hachnad- Va
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock
Name.

NtW I OrK StOCK MARKET
Tho following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market. reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, Il 10 street:
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Do You KNOW the advantages of Somerset
AdCt
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The Colored Night Schools.
The colored night schools will be opened
next Monday evening at 7:S0 o'clock. They
are located in the following school buildings:
Stevens Garnet, John +. Cook, Lincoln. Ran
dali and Wormley.
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p. GROaAN.
739 and tai 18th 81. nv.

LII DISORDERS CAUSED BY A BILIOUS
"A stAts u the stem Do cured by usns Csr,ers
Little Liver Pills No pain, gripin discomfort at
tending their Try theul.
AIDES ARE GREATLY BENEFITED BY THE
IL use Of Ango&yurs Bitters, the south American
tonic Of DE- ,. q. b siegert Soma. ASK your drug
"a
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
urorr ,voyc THE LITTLE CHILDREN

The Sick Chdrcns Mission oil t'' '",'''" ..,', ,'
.i,, ma. nov, fourfccn physicians engaged n vl,tht
,c icI, children Of the poor at their homes in u'
tenement house Ten Of these doctors are hcl' ""'
responding 10 applications Tor aid received al U''
Mission hcadcuartcr, personally and N i''''r n'''
All PARTS Of the city, and four others are '"-'-'" ',
.,arciing for sick and neglected children Ih ''"""
downtown tcncment~. where the -I''l" one "'-''' W
. ~, ,,,.rI,,,lcd I'm mi, week The phy,'cian> hav"
e.,,,1 many f,nilic, 50 poor that they c'u" A"'
,,.yile necessary food for their ldrn am" ii N'l
T. be .rppnci b, the Mission. IN the ca-e OF "'''I''
mothers the cause Of distress wa, "r BE-, I,Mlt' I'm ,.
country. ilc -" '"'-''". ., ,,..r iftI, .t..-
,h, cannot 20 - the country, anu II" ' .,d .
+,, ,L. l,d - "a often and ~p pii' u'd'N F'.I''"
[''' -nrcrin. mothers VII h'Ip them t. iIc'. ..
~ ,,.,,,t. nf tl, children. tf.- may u' sou
n.ln'." .,, . C.. {m~ri,ln Exchange LauA. e. j. w.
E.i.tp \, - - Mark Place OF Z" ''"l-' ''" DO
erfutoudrui. 80 - EASY Hr"'"""f'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
THE ESCAPED coyrIcT cAp7rRED.

Alfred Barrow. an escaped convict from th"
Dui4m. y. G.. Jail Was captured oa Tnr-day if
Detective Chry-tH. of N" >IAth Precinct, ana lr
maudci ~ Justice Patterson al tie I"mb- t'lit N'-
,.r,lav morning II await tie arrival ol rtqul-iuon
p.u.... I'm March, 1--7. Barrow stabbed uc-rp .n
Durham. y e., and Wa, confined m thc Durham jail
awaiting tial While at work n the prison yard oH"
day Barrow felcd HI, keeper with an iron bar and Ar
and fJ.r Other, escaped
Thursday evening barrow made a chance aclu'n'
ancc on the GoWcfy. with whom. after HAVING A"d Cd
f.w d~ul- hc became communicative ana l'l the
-t,ry Of hi. escape. I1lroN'- .iurul'tt' liuiWr'
pccclvc Chry-taI Wlo arrested TIE iH-ililr ana w
,,, T.. +ho ,ortI Carolina authorities. Bdr:p" W4lI
,,y. have ty.O charge. instead Oi one, 10 answer
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-There was an important H~'r'ams ~
Of the Board uf Trustees last night PRESIDENT loIPl
rrr,idrd r. M Long vas elected president pro ti' Dl
ihn casting vote Of the president. County treasurer
cromwell was elected Village Trea-urer bo'h ar
Ecpublican,. Rider q sons, of N0rWak, tohn'' VIZ
and prov ,ons made for the appointment Of their sue
ccs-oI,. President Hopper appointed tle olilrnr4
Of the principal committees. a. follows todds ann
Bridge Mr. smith; Finance, Mr NtrpIahcR' sewers
Mr. Miller
YONEERS.-The ith separate Company, OF lonk
err. will turn out eighty three men 0day to 90 70
,n. stuir camp At O'Clock to-day the
pisode Boat club will begin series Of Eve handicap
race, to De held saturdays fortnlghtly. :: =.
Acknowledge, tn" receipt OF f3lG for the
of a TariytOwn and Irvlncton Bed In thdt lh-UIl-
ton The contributors name comprise many Wei
known people living along N" Hudson.
NEW KOCHFILE.-Tho trJstee, of the village OF
New Ruchcll" have decided 10 appoint special p"lr,
man for carh ward Each officer * t. b. provided
win a uniform and will hold nj appointment untll
october
WILLIAM>ERIDGE.-TE cornerstone o! the new
Baptist Church Will be laid % t week.
WHITE PLAIN>.-Thc do+,h OF Christopher Rri"'l.
ia. German Who shot the boy Charlie tcrrodc. 't
Wakefield on Thursday ul-ht of last week. for =, 'i!
iug cherries. il hourly expected I'D Inc NH"' 'i"4'
jail. Cauucnc Ia st in.
MOUNT NERNpN.-Thc pulpit Of the Reformed
Church. during ihc month Of August VIII De- o.
cupicd ty the Rev. A. i. sullivan. Father Ole :
Of the Church Of the sacred Heart. Is seriously Ill
with hear trouble.
IEVINGTON The sons of Howard Jahs7iy are on
a six weeks ctrl-c their yacht Na'. lHtN ,T"
now ai MARTHA Vineyard, and VIII sail along me
New England coast.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
THE sr1rGnAys GOING INTO sHIpBrILDING

The report recently published that ). " W. oc"e
man a co. and other, had contributed To "rr
increase in the capital Of william Cmrnp a sons uh'
lunyu sbplullcr, Of Philadelphia, conirhcl
Yesterday by Jesse W Scl!Cman, who told Il lr4'''.
reportcr hat the new capital at the command "' ''
Nc,,r. Crtmp would D" about TjOOOOOO Hl>''d ol
- 200 600 MIST Of h, a--ociates in the enterprise,
Mr.. se!e7nan said we're Philadelphia steamship men,
who would supply some of the new business "hich u'
extension Of the plant would make possible
Il believe there j, q great future for smpDuHdlH'
f., this couutrv7 hc added ana / am going into
this matter for a permanent investment NOS i'r "
speculation, and 80 are the others. There are "hN
few persons interested i The -chene ana il WIZ 'o'
he possible to give ont particulars before ncNt week.
lint I can say that the Cramps arc to continue uef
mauascmcnt Of the bI-lHcs-, and that thr> are ~
have another shlpyaId beside the one 100" Il e.
n /. -:id that the Nc .>. trtWp hHNr uch''lE -
mt IN "a good deal of now oapl,1 and ll'I @i'n- ,l'
itr.r subscribers are Thomas DOldu, Wopl'H Hs'
,, ,1,,r of piladclpha. Clement A. Gu- COM Ol lh
Uraan and International steamship Complly' "a ''t ~
John Il. Dos In--u-. Who lo 10 Dc rcI''"l ''''' 80
the rcar-auiI"d company.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

HE WAS SEVERE ON THE Young WOMAN
The MayO~ilty contest was continued yesterday Dc
fore Commi~- Toner ROnaiue IN the Aldcrn'ihc '"aih
bcr The usual mouCtpHy of the proceeding was ic
Hcvcd by three incidents. The first was the reap
pelIaucc Of Jane, NcGrgor, the Perkins cauVa''er
who disappeared about thre weeks ago aiter MS
direct examination had been finished. 1t was alleged
al The time that NcGwsor had been spirited <"ay by
tire Cleveland side. but he denies IL ilo VIII be
eros, examined by Cloveland's counsel
The second incident Wa, the rc1ppeNancc oi
man named >clh who has been canvaN-lns for C!eve-
land. Ancr finishing hi, canvass, Hcalill concluded
that his information TOO valuable 20 be gwen
without compensation and h. demanded big price Tor
IT, lie Wa, present Yesterday and gave testimony
lie had discovered number II voters who had been
reported los th, Perkins caHva~-eI> - eh"r dead OF
fraudulent.
The thiri and most amusing incident wa~ the acmoh
of one Of ,l,vcaud- witnesses. lie Wa lonSsH"IH
nan named Robert rWey, and he had been reported
iy . I,li4u- eiurI~-cr "a person who had 10 g.
i>tcucc. I.ry Was iLdl- -ulnt because j" Hdd pcel
reported a. myth. lie aid hc had 10 WoTh ior .
living, not lir the hV{e Who Wore P.c'ddlN col
ar- and rcd uc-h.r- ard Dee threatened inter anuiII
ton to thc man Vhp rrpprt"p that he Wa iIiuduth
voter The LAWYER, called hl, attention u the id't
That thry. WAS youug Lady present. tHc Np' "Fl'r
Young lady ." shouted the indignant WlHc sue s.
older than ann. ou' she ppNdct7 hrr id'c iuIcN -
testimony was taken quickly ~ possible. lA'
hearing Wi bee resumed - d.F.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
nrrs OF IEGAL- NrWS.


JUDGE andrew. Yesterday gave Samuel g. N"t''lf '-
i,r II the property OF Jo-o f. navarro. permission o
accent o3~ 5- or Nr Nuarro'- Interest n tnr ihu'n'
~ and Into. .Oc,au Railroad Company. The road got into
rri -on time ago and sold ont 90 th" " 'n Govern"
mont. F,r uoi-aud dollars had been Invested n The
h,ruc hv M Navarro who d. lined to 'nt.r INTO tlc
rr ,u,nt- oi d-l,lHfion when NJ" 'ouIany~ affair w'r
o,.d ,p NJ N-tr1f who represents creditors for largo
amounts enter d suit AGAINST m" director Of thr CON rliy
..oe. - Coc Au" G. Barn., and others. Who oi'rd 10
pr,u.~ pr half what M Navarro "a- % r"''i''
nader Ii, Il 49, .hlt.o1. Tn otter aaD cpt"d
t.,or,, NJ ~torr- a"ain 100 the supreme Court ye,
,cri u chntg Of tLr .upru udcut Of th" P"u'hhrp>i'
I,-,uo a., Ium llo.rt ". Nu,rnan. Mr. Nofr-r 'oun
81 asked ~ have certain changes mad" in the ora OF
,.r,,.iira- r.raldul lu examination of hrr hu~tnni'
-,nIty \, No-chnu~cr Mr.. >torf-'~ counsel an d
T., this the court ordered that Mr. >'or- De- allowed tu
attend hr m,tug Of the commissioners aud to testify Ia
his own b,hIlL
suit ha, been aeain-t the Pennsylvania Railroad
,f,y Ly tho cltt. which wishes 20 obtain possession OF
ia. fr.y buldue- at C,ruaudt and pc,hro,,c- -t>.
Ecl,.d Wr--u9u who "a- Imprisoned in th" Io"l-
i.,.... Lc n,1lr,td pay weekly sum o. te toar-
-o,r- of CHARITIES and Correction ror tho support of his
vif. cudcl,ot,l secure r.a-r yesterday oy hatca-
c,,-uu- judo" Andrew. docd d. however. that police
u-t.c. hal power to hold di-orIcily person who
abandoned his vie.
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THE NEW AorEDrcr 70 BE USED on TUESDAY.

THE NEW AQUEDrCT TO BE USED ON II hNDh
General Duane. president Of the Aqnedu't CoIn."''-
sion. sent tie following Letter 70 Commissioners 'roS
yes;crday relating to the opening OF tle h'" +"iue
duct: u 49,,
In accordance with verbal request tne Aq"c
duct C1mriso ion has made the necessary eorI 10 pro-
vide f. tine temporary use Of the ne" Alu'uu'' IS
agreed between the Chief Engineer OF thi' COMMISSION
and the Chief Engineer Of your Department.
Inle,, something wholly unexpected ana impfoo
able shall happen between now and TUESDAY A'Al' Ue
15th dav of uly the new Aqueiuct VIII DC if'dy 10
furnish 10 the Central Park reservoirs wafer III sic"
orantitc, a. You may wish and the Cr"'oh wac
supply viii furnish; the amount 70 be drawn Aol' '"'
sluply per diem 10 be determined oi course W So'
and the Chief Engineer ot Your Department !" '"l
sutation with the Chief Engineer Of ths Dep"'"ei''
You understand Of cour,e, that In ordcr 10 '.o t'
messing demand iOr more water TINS OQIHI".7'U nm ''
iuud II necessary to suspend work upon P' t',' >,
the Aduoduct In which the repairs are hot !'t N',
pletcd and il will. believe. sun rcI.IT ~
weeks work 70 complete tne conduit anu P'' II ''
propn? order for permanent u~c. .,. o.,
0f course owing 10 This fact Il : GcsrJ.e tI'r ''
temporary use of the Aqu duct should uoI i.
any LONGER than is absolutely necessary III o"e' ,
the work OF repair and completion may De p,",,
ecuted toa completion al tn" earliest possible mo'i0"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
~ ryrsrAL yoLrRE or BUSINESS.

The business failures i'm thc h-t week. as repo'''0
tv T.. e.. Dun & CO.. Of the Mercantile Agency "'H
l-5 in the United states and twenty t"o ID 'Nii"''
total Of I97 against lo9 iu the previous wee" "''
.al lp the corresponding week last year Me-
puu a. Co. report tine volume OF u"H" e''' ""'.'
i. .iti,,,,t AT q, f.y. points money is comparatively
tri,.,.,t r,c steady growth of the country j. vel
llu,t,u,.d by the incrci-" ll National bank Fepo7"
which no ten years has tcen G6 per cent in the number
of banks, - per cent in deposits and 80 per cent u
loans The firm summarize, the condition oi Du>l
u.,- i'm thi, way:
I'm -pite of the usual MD summer dulnc-S. aSsFVafc1
INF, year by exceptionally not weather. the Volun' ."
Uu,.u~ cout1u"- larger for OIL" season thau IN amy
ur.vloue yc,I. and iu au quarters h.gh hopes arr
tiuIulttal hy excellent crop reports. The paNHa-" o
conIpromse silver bin b' The ~cuat" helps to rv,
.lcour. cement. though l..1f of action on tie aNN
,o',' ln,rn,... -nr, Ituortaut industries. LiI-f
export, ot gold have begun. However oNm- - su'
pension Of specie payments ln >'NiH -Nn"Ii'h an
i.,. demands i'm tha qut~cr for commercial neccs-l
ties.