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Petroleum.

i New YoHk. Jan. i7.--r Petroleum opened lrrcg.
nlar. spot oil being steady at 81 O5 but optioi,
was firm At 81 01 After the irst sales n SLIGHT
gain was niafc and the market then became
quiet and closed steady at 81 0S,,ss.g Stock tx.
lowest 81 Is; closing AT 81 oj's;i sales $4,000
barrels. y IN Efl{TR,,tsl
f0iL CRY. Jan. l7.-Pe.r8lea oiened a, 81 e5g..
highest 81 e4; lowest 81 053s: closed nj 81 osS2
sales 2S 90 barrels; charters q O6 barrels; ship
mcnts fo7St barrels; RUS II, 6Ts barrels. n
I PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. l7.-pctroleum dull bu,
tlrmer: ePened a 81 NJ closed NJ 81 OK; high.
2 BRADFORD, pa, Jan, 17.-opcncd al 81 osx;
clclrapcCs S5t,iQJ barrels, IN - -
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slow TO Cure All SKIN Diseases,

Simply apply rswAYSE's oINrMEHr."9 No iu.
tcrnRl medicine required. Cures letter, cczemn,
Itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nose, &C.,
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. It's
great healing and curative powers are possessed
by no other remedy. 2 Ask your druggist Tor
SwAYEE's OINTMENT. Is fst4{s > 14f, TTbstW "a
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r.
Avs On and after Monday, October 2s,a 1889,
will run as follows: lis ,s3 t.f.s
LEAvE WHEELING. \. & 4
$40 q. m, 100 a. NJ, 900 a. m. II 100 A. M, 100
p. NJ aSo p. m'.6:2o p. m, I:co p. M, 0:c0 p. m
LEAVE WHEELING PARK. q " 4 & +
GAO a. n, 1:i5 n: m. 10 n. m, 1880 p. M, $50
?. H., ~ p M, GAG p. M. 500 p. H., 10 p. m.
q suEDAYs-Lcave tho; city AT 4 100 n, m and
run every hour until 900 D. m, { Lfaya Wbeel.
ing Park at 80 a. m:, and run every hour Until
1910 ?. nj. Except church train wifi leave Park
a. 1:l5 a. u. md city at 1913 y. m.
!. Oc20 G. II tRSClI Sup't =
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the! Money md Stock
ii 4 n Markets. 49, a IS g T.

Inc FeAtures OF the Money md Stock
G Markets. Il Y !,
z NEW YORK. Jan. $l7.-Money on cali easy,
ranging irom 3 TO per cent. last loan per cent,
closed offered at per cent. Primo mercantile
paper 5114ii7 per cent Sterling Exchange dull
and firm ut 81 S2ai SC. Sales. wcro ll7,O7S
shares. "a y y ~ - ~ IA in
The stock market again showed 4 diminished
volume OF business to-day the sales being ma
terially smaller than those Of my. day recently,
while the fluctuations, except Iii 4 few special
stocks. were entirely inSlgnihcant.n Luckawanlu
and Recalling, the two most ncIive stocks, were
traded III over n range OF " aud Y per cent re-.
spective!y, which is sufficient Comment as upon
the character Of the days masket.. Ia general
there wls = llrn undertone dispa; cd and for
the ilrat time In weeks tho bears were inactive
In The market, or were covering shorts 10 small
way. In the unlisted department there was
considerable pressure upon Sugar ea,ly, and IL
decline OF per cent was effected, but this was
regained before the close. Cotton OH was wenk
for NO apparent reason, and after q drop OF ~
per cent It recovered only half. q The market
closed dull aud steady. generally nt smnll frac
lions above the IopeninsE figures. The final
changes arc Invariably III the objection Of higher
prices, principally fractions. Cotton Oil Is down
per cent St 'fF y T5S
Railroad bonds more active; sales 81 ,4S0. 900. "a
= Gnvn rnrnRnk md Htata hnrIs NIL and ctaad,,
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F5L4. B., "a O. RAILAoAp-Ceatra! Time. \.
: bel!hirc 4 Zancsville Through Passenger leaves
Eelarc at 0:l0 u. m, arrives at HeIlairc nj y:i5
p. m, ~ .St'Tr-5'. -, IN
g Woodslleld Passenger leaves nellaira at 4:lo 4
M, arrives NJ Beilairc ut $3.50 a. NJ s3
smmmcrteld Accommodation leaves Bel,airc
a. l2:1 y. m. arrives At II: O1 n. N. ~
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3CATARRII.S
Deafness - Hay Fevcr--A Now
)kifs-iN AM Homo Trent m ant ~ 81 ,illf

4 a.raHET :
ifi'sis.sSi Home Treatmc nt. iiEF1f
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due to- the presence OF living
parasites In the lining membrane OF the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
. fact, and the result, Of the discovery ia
that a simple remedy has been formu.
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured In
from one TO- three simple applications
made at home by the patient once In two
weeks. q Y HI b pa h NJ
treatment Is not q snuff
or an ointment; both have been dis.
carded by reputable physicians as inju.
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment Is sent free OH receipt Of STAMP
10 pay postage, by A. II. Dixon & Son,
337 and 3S9 West King street, Toronto,
Chrisiian Advocate. 45Ds
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"Alrs. Partin9ton," said tho captain,
with great dignity OF manner, ''permit
me to introduce to your favorable regard,
MIR. Neptune, the salt water monarch
and his suite, who came on board to mi.
tiate NIL who enter his province for the
FIRST time" 81;
The monarch extended a hard and
larry hand, which the dame accepted,
and said I; 4! tl:45'
!a,"Glad to see ye, mem. Have heard OF
20 often, but never expected to meet
you. I bid you welcome to my domin.
ion, and grant you u FREQ pass all over
my lot. ed 3 8 2sE5' Esj
\ She shook his HAND; cordially.
"This, " said she .'is a most propitiat-
ing moment Of my life. 3 I thank you
for your malevolent kindness in giving
me the Tree pass, which I sincerely de.
precate. ! am not customary to royalty,
and therefore you will pardon mo Il I do
not seem demonstrous. "5s'lssF. 5.zE$t
G !" All right, mem" = said he. W.:
How did you come aboard ~ she
asked, }s'yon conld not have come on
horse, sure :" s}5i55 33
e NO, men," he replied, II came on a
hawser.' 4, al
Z; but you must have wet your feet,
and itmay end in brow ncritters in the
throat, or two buckles, or something; II
you don't take care OF it. Fl dare . say
any of the sailors will lend you some
dry stockings. !" t2s ;;f!.i. .issi
q THANK. you, but will you please do
me the honor 70 give mo your auto.
graph ?''555 n 1!i Z
with the greatest reluctance, !" she
replied; handing him card, printed in
script, which she had in her pocket.isS
&3 Thank'ee, mem. and now 1 will at
tend to the is""kids,n y He touched his
crown politely and passed on to his pro-
iessional operations. These were less
severe than in old tines and tho anew.
corners escaped through coin and cup,
and Neptune withdrew satisfied. ji'S5$i!85
iiat y VI ~; = {. ls' n. i,tt
The last part Of the voyage wore pleas.
hntly away, with no very striking cir
cumstances'T occurring, and all were glad
when the SsllmE masts Of the little pilot
schooner came in sight Just at the end
Of a glorious tropical day the distant
shore picturesque with: it's dark cabbage
palms and ,cocoanut trees, the harbor Of
Leguan to be reached in ta%f few hours.
The night set lin, the Seven Pollies
laboring along upon q leashore and roll
ing in the trough Of the sea. n All turned
in awaiting the result, when suddenly
all motion ceased, the. cabin lamp hung
as straight as q pendulum, and, succeed.
ing the rafting Of chains as the anchor
dropped, there came over the water the
cryS"All's WE'LL" and the voyage was
ended. VI sI38tts5
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Just read tho representatives all 10 IT,
breaches 81 promise an klch like actions:
Man sez he'll do, and then won't do i,-if1lJt
!, Lie Is chuck full OF slch transactions. 8. (
iis.als. ~ ,Taln't 50 with 4 dog, lIslE ~. laN
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2$S Central Standard Time, =
VEzgnnsyIvdnidEIngS.!
4;Eron,R rtdo,anoIr,.t: Sto+,o,

- VI ~ TUHE ITIuHeport oCutTOn. VI.
~ tnins via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail-
road leave bridgeport Tor Pis.sburgh,I ChIcaro
aud CLEVELAND, 4:6o a. N. For Pittsburgh, IO:22
q. IN: For Chicago aud Cleveland. IL n. m.
For Pittsburgh and New York, 2:sf p. m. I For
steubenvillc, 6:85 II. m. Il5pGf.9
Trains arrive at Bridgeport Mt 7:b3 d. M, 1922
a. M; l2"S p. M, t:s7 ?. m, and 7:52 p: IN,
p. M; from East Liverpool, ll:l2 p. m. Il
4. N FROM WHEELING STATION. n Il 4
Trims via tho pittsburgh,4 Cincinnati & ST.
Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Noute-leaveW Wheel
ing for steusenyfile,t Pittsburgh and the East !
6:2on m. 1888 p NJ. $40 p. M, md $40 D. IN.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and st..
and Chicago. 1915 p. m. Tra!nS arFlyea, Wheel.
Ing at $50 a. M l0:0o n. IN. 2:45 p. m. and 820
p. IN. Trims leaving At G:2O r.. N: and arriving
IT $50 p. III. run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsbnrgh. All trims daily except Sunday. b
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K.ANAWHAT& oHIolR RAILWAY.

/, * l4H WI1lh U lVEIShIIW a ~
i1AE.Ef RoEr. ". KELLEY, Receiyer.l iz2ii3ft Il
8. iKanawha Short Lne).d Schedule In efec,
tice.N Trains leave Wheeling 1850 a. m. via
Ohio Aiycr Railroad arrive Charleston 1896 D, I
m.iEL Leave Charleston G:l5 a. h,., arrive Wheel
Ing 7:45 p. m.yinl .. &. 4. r. 2; Leave Charleston
umbuS and ran.lIandle,! daily except Sunday \
Central Standard TiIne."i Sundays on ), traltls
leave Charleston S:6da. NJ, arrive WheelinE y:4s
p. m. via O. R. K. H. ttsal
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business louise, and Dwelling numbered ee22ls
and 2ai5 Market street. .3tfs sG tfi5S'
business House and Dwelling, numbered ;e2i7
third lloors Will b. renyertei into dwelling
rooms 10 suit tenant. II z = x 4; II 5s; ,t95
~ Acre entm, sSUJ per unnum. !
Dcstsahle Residence on line OF r., ". & Ky.
Railroad, 500 per annum, z e: i1ii 5Its5
Fine Residences. Lots, Firms and other prop:
c1ty for sale.
JAMESTA. n ENRY,5s III
Real Estate Agent, y. 3. ClAIn, Attorney md No.
lNry Public No, lGi2 Market Street, i-{T5g inl3 4
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When dog loves yer, no loves yer i n Ks y
Through thick and thin In iho same orleel
~ fashion ys4'i {atlFsg TF{ritFE n
'Tain't nOthln' like them turtle doves yer
Head about with their silly passion, ~
MA. &c This love Of doH, IN b, NJ ~
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NIetnls.

/! NEW York. Jau. 17.-pig Iron steady. Copper
dull and easier; lake IA IS. Lead steady; DO.
trestie 81 3d. Thu hsmcr: straits so 80. git. =
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Take Old Rove over there slecpln, Z & II.
Side o. tho cook stove. the darn old sinner. &
~ bot bill that purp's keepin's 7lr'tl'Fi1
tlli,sirlsl know that dog. SJe.b ~.
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Z 7 Y; Epps's Cocoa. js5i
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z
EP'PS,S.COCOA.
D TiI- ~ lNls,fI
igsii IN; A. BREAKFAST, Is q

"By 4 thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and
aue properties Of well.sclected Cocoa, Mt. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with deli.
cately favored beverage which may save US
many heavy doctors bills. II Is by, the Judi.
clons use OF such articles Of Diet that q consti.
tuition may be gradually built TIP until strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds OF subtle maladics arc floating around
us ready...to, attack wherever there IS a weak
point. We may escape many II fatal shaft by
and Il properly noufished framc."-CtpA Service
Gd.eiie. Sf.f;si.ii
= Made simply with boiling water or milk, Sold
only 10 hall pound tins by Grocers. labeled thus:
JAtEs EPPS = co., Homeopathic; Chemists,
= RWSi-TThds rs rs LON DON. ES0LANp. IN
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Tl.R:AVELERSnGUlDE.

( "A RRIyAL..AND DEPARTURE OF
- TRAiSsa0n and after Nov. 81, 1ss9.-Ex.
day excepted. monday excepted. Saturday
excepted: SUNDAY only. Saturday only.-,
Eastern Standard time, We ~
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Ike camo along, grinning, with some
thing held behind his back. K He was IN
stantly seized, and his mysterious con-
duct explained by black bottle, with a
popular label for wine, which no held in
his hand Here was relief held ont for
the oppression, though not q doubt pre-,
vailed, that Ike had distracted the bottle
from the stewards stores lin fact he
didn't denyit--and, after a little grave
discussion ,9itwas decided that though
the abstraction might hava been wrong
upon moral grounds, 1t was right in the
abstract as providing 4 means for miti-
eating suffering, and 5thereupon 1t was
moved and seconded that a committee Of
one DO appointed to prepare a sangaree
FOL. the crowd, from the contents Of the
bottle. ~ " u Il, X
q, The cork was drawn, and IA pungent
;butiunfamiliar odor greeted the nostrils
ofSthe committee. He u looked /: at the
label again to assure himself, and then
repaired to I brew tho sangaree.F VI The
contents OF the bottle were poured into a
large bowl. borrowed from the cook,
then sufficient sugar to. sweeten it with,
aud some nutmegs; to which he added
water from; the vessels cooler" hang:
ingup In the round house, $and stirred
the mass with a marline spike, having
strangely neglected to get a spoon For
this latter reason he did not taste the de.
coction. 4 /! q
q Stand back, like, gssaid iihe; ""you
must have no taste Of this. y our steal.
ing Of the wine was an offense which
must be atoned for by Withholding your
share in the drink. Steward ~: W!
35sS5.Aye, aye, sir IL from the starboard
aide. VI N
'H"Bring some tumblers. 1 N ~,
Ave; aye, eli. az
|a He came Immediately with the tumb.
.lers Yand began to place, them on the
deck, when he caught sight of the bot
tic. His eyes dilated, his! face fairly ex.
banded with III look of fright, and he
pointed towards the bottle as II he we're
paralyzed. Il
5EMWha,wha, what " said he at length
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I've tried women, also hosses, a
An an got nothln' TO Eay agin either; SEt VII
BIZ Ter downright loyln' when bard luck crosse,
Yer pathway, tell yer neither N a SR, i,;f
~ 'yLYiSJ IL shucks 10 dog. ", VI Y u
TlA ~. yf--F. ". SI6tfB, tn Boston Glote y
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No ttse argytn, QUO way or t'othcr, t. Z. \ X
This questions settled In my estimntIon; Il
Teller for gal, and child for mother. ajIYsisii
Maybe called love. but II ant III relation u
i5l.lEl n With that Of a dog, III n.
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+ ~ h go Cotton. ~ s
,CiSclNsArI. o., Jan. l7.--cotton steady; mid.
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6 When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, q
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria, y
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria,
When shs had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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Railroad bonds more active; sales s; 4SS0 Co., u
Government mud State bonds dull and steady
5nowDs AND STOCK quorArfoNs-cLosrp


U. s. IS .l26 lash. 4 Chat.
Y. S. - coupon..-.l26 New Jersey Central. roy
Us. ~ reg......l0i Northern facitlc.. SOY
Y: ~ COUPON loiH do prcierreti...:.. ~;
Adams Express. l53 Chicago 4 n. W-... le9ss4
American Exprcss.lN do preferred. ......-liO :
Canada Southern. SIX New York central.l06111
Central Pacifc....... i0hio & Mtssissippi az
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 265i do pteierrcd.....,. 81
do first preferred. IS Pacific Mail.,.. 3s55t
Il do second prcrd. pttsburgl 1856
Denver 4 X. G..... ,....,,....,.,. 3G
SSt. L. d 8. l6l
:. do prcterrcd....... 90 do preferred........ 3Sh
Fort ayne~...."..la5 do first preferred, 70 :
Kansas y TeIaS..... ". 4 st. Eaul...... GSs,
Lake Eric & West" IA do preferred...::..-ll3E
do preferred-...... G4Hrexas Pacinc.......... a0
Lake Shore Union paciac....... OK
Louisville d NnSli S64 United States Ex.. IS S
L.. IA. l. C........ w, ST. L. 4 P,,.,,.,, 10
Memphis & Chns... ca do prcfclred..,...,; 81
Michigan Central. Wells.Fargo Ex....., 1876
Missouri Pacilc.."a ~. Western Unlon....,, S3l
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-18

If woman had as many rights as wrongs the
ecclesiastical, social, and political world would
sweep out like fresh oiled locomotive into the
new civilization Josephine X, Henry
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-18

If you want to find out what women are doing
in this and other countries, subscribe for WoMAN's
CHRONICLE.
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A man who lived in a swamp daily prayed to
Jupiter for health "Pray from the hilltop and
your prayer will be answered." said Jupiter.--Ex,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-30
To-MoRRow's RACES.

The Business Men Decide to Take a
Haf-HoIiday.
Tomorrow promises to be another day of
great interest to all who delight witnessing
frst-class racing. 1t is understood that the
leading business houses of the city have
agreed to close their places in the afternoon
in order to give their employees an oppor-
tunity to attend the races and EMP por-
ton of the May-day holiday. A similar
course will be pursued on Saturday. 1t is
seldom that such opportunities are afforded
for Witnessing running races of such high
character, and the business men OF the civ
have determined that they will do the
handsome thing by their employees and
customers this week.
There are four races on the programme
as follows:
First race-The Spring Stakes-A sweep
stakes for three ear-olds (foals of 1851
that have not won race previous to Jam
nary l. 1890; $50 entrance. half forfeit, or
SIS if declared April /. 1890; $500 added ;
second to receive $75 from stakes. Maid
ems at time of starting allowed five pounds.
One mile. Closed with twelve nomina-
tons.
Second race-The Western Hotel Stakes
"A sweepstakes for two year old fillies
(foals of 1881. of $50 each; SIS forfeit; with
$500 added; of which 500 TO second; win
ners to carry five pounds extra. Beaten
maidens allowed five pounds. Five eighths
of a mile. Closed with twenty seven nom-
nations.
Third race-The Hail. Luhrs e. Co. Han
dicap-A sweepstakes for three-year.oids
(foals of 1881. of $50 each. b. f., or only
$40 if declared January 1, 1890, or SIS if by
P. NJ. day before the race; with $3.50
added, of which 500 TO second, $50 to third.
One mile and quarter. Closed with
twenty-nine nominations.
Fourth race : Selling purse, $500, of
which $50 to second; for all ages. Horses
entered to be sold for 81, 500. to carry rule
weight. One pound off for each 500 down
to $500 One and one eighth miles.
The Society last evening announced the
following conditions in the Hall. Luhrs
handicap, one and quarter miles, for
three-y year olds. Declarations, SIS due by
p NJ. on Wednesday. April Both. En-
titled weights-colts 122, mares lit. The
weights will be: Flarabeau 12S, Racine
125, Rico 100, Muta 95, Pliny los, Emma
Nevada 95, Sheridan 50, Take Notice 90.
Princes First 80, King Hooker 90 Lar
ghetta 80, Captain Al 100, Tom Hazlett 80,
Adelaide 80. Mabel F 80, Mohawk 80, Eda
90
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF A
| certain deed of trust executed by J. I.
WIGHT, of the county of Tehama, and State
of California, to L. q. ATKINSON and Z. J.
CROLY, of the city of Sacramento, county of
Sacramento and State of California, as Trustees,
dated December 20, 1883. and recorded December
&c. 1883. in the office of the County Recorder of
the county of Tebama, State of California,
Book d of Trust Deeds, page sc, and on
application of the holder and owner of
the promissory note secured to be paid
by said deed of trust and because default
has been made in the payment, of the indebt-
edness secured to be paid by said deed of trust,
the undersigned Trustees will sell at public
auction. TO the highest and best bidder, for cash
IN United States gold coin, at the front of the
Court house of the county Of Sacramento. in
the city of Sacramento, and State of California,
on FRIDAY, the 9th day of MAY, A. d. $780, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ. and u NJ of that
day said sale commencing at the said hour of
10 A. NJ. of said day. the following described
real,estate. with the improvements thereon, sit
uated in the county of Tehama, and State of
California. to wit: The southeast quarter of
Sec ion Six and the north half of the northeast
quarter and Lots Forr and Five of the north
east quarter of section Seven, ali in Township
Twenty three North. Range Two West, Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian.
E. C. ATKINSON, ,u,s.oo,
K. J. CROLY, Aiue'ee''
A, l.. HART, Attorney. apl6-MWF3W
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches frol
All Parts of the World

Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches from
All Parts of the World.
Three light shocks of earthquake were felt at
Saratoga on Monday.
Privy Councillor Rattenburg has resigned. In
future he will reside in England.
The state of siege on the island of Crete has
been raised and martial law abolished 1he
Christians on the island are jubilant.
George B. Fitch, a well-known civil engir eer.
suicided by shooting on Monday night. Ill
health was the cause. He has three sons in
California.
writ OF attachment has been sued out by
Koch Pratt against the National Bureau OF En-.
craving and Manufacturing Company, of New
Jersey, for $4,000.
O'Donovan Rosa has been found guilty of
criminally libelipg Patrick Ssrsfield Cassidy.
The jury strongly recommended mercy. Rosa
is likely to get from one day to one year.
A grand reception was given Monday night in
honor of the artist, Munkacsy. Among those
present were ex-King Milan, Fred. Vanderbilt
OF New York and Mrs. Haggin OF San Francisco.
Frank Woodruff, at one time suspected of
completely in the murder of DR.. Cronin, pleaded
guilty in Chicago yesterday afternoon to the
charge OF horse stealing and was sentenced to
six months in Bridewell.
The latest returns of the municipal elections
show the Boulangists secured a total of liz, 0e5
1t is thought that possibly Boulangists, II
Conservatives and 10 Republicans were sue
cessful.
Samoan advices state the Malietoa, the King
OF Samoa, has signed treaty for the settlement
of the Samoan troubles in the presence of the
various Consuls at Apia and q large number of
Samoans. Tamasese and party have accepted
the new regime.
George W. Simmons, one of the leading cloth
iers OF Lincoln, Neb was CLOSED Monday after
noon blythe Sheriff. His liabilities are esti-
mated at SIS 000 The creditors are secured by
a mortgage to the amount of s47, 900. The as
sets amount to S75,6 600.
The jewelry of Pat Rooney. the Irish come
dian, was sold at Chicago on Monday to satisfy
claim OF his Musical Director, John Hardin
He afterward hunted up Hardin and proceeded
to chasl e him numerically. Rooney was ar
rested, but his friends bailed him out
A meeting of the bondholders of the southern
branch of the Union Pacific was held Monday
The holders of a majority of bonds voted to de-
clare the principal due. 1t will accordingly be
paid by the reorganization of the committee of
the Kansas and Texas road which now oper.
ates the property covered by the bonds.