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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
The following passengers arrived by the Etrura frc

The following passengers arrived by the Etura from
Europe yesterday
z. Ellery Andersen George Armstrong, the Rev.
Or. J. Williams Ashmsn, the Rev. A 5. Ashley, b.
Bacharaeh, A. W. Balch, u. Zimmerman, Thomas
Barring George Barnes, Mrs. Lawrence Barrett George
peauchamp, DR.. }. W. Bamped Edwin j. Bowes, ir,
Colonel c. r. Csdman, G. W. Copeland, J. II. Coppen
hagen, William J. COtterel, H. b. Coke. r. q. CrOftOn
IL. Il. o. Cross DR.. G. W. Cummings Cuthbert Curtis
L. II. Damon, ]. A. Denpwoh. John Dickson. Mrs.
Eade, F. b. Eager the Rev. ". X. Eddy, D. L.
Enstein Lewis d. Einstein, Judge J. H. Embry. T. J.
Emery, J. NJ. English, C. A. Fierz, John Fleming,
c. W. X. Ford, W. Frederic Foster, Charles q.
Francklyn. Bishop Glllow, Of Mexico: j. H. Goodenow.
Dr. Hamilton Gllifn, Lindsay Harris, the Rev. P. "
Hartlgan, Frank Haseltipe, j. NJ. Harding, A. G.
Herring, william Holmes, John Hope, DR.. I. T.
Hopper, Joseph Homer, +. Perry Hubbard, L. Hurst
the Rev. VI. e. hyde, III. Irwin, J. NJ. James, G. G.
Kendall, J. II. Kenworthy Thomas Kni, Hamilton
Kuhn A. K. Lamb, i. Laufer, Joseph Leathom, H.
Lee. Luther Lincoln. Walter Lister Captain Malcolm
o. Little Arch. o. Little, tie Rev. S. Msloney, John
A. Manahan, Thomas Marin. w. Moore, Alfred Morch
j. E. MnhOiland, Mrs. MilhollanG, A. Nelson, George
Nickson. the Rev. d. p. OBrien, John c. O'Donnel
A. Orchard, David T. Pardo, John PARROT Thomas
Patton, George +. Pentecost, Edward l.. Pierce, F.
Elson. j. r. PTGeser, [. f. REDEEM, Joseph II. Ropes
b. Rowland, w. Rowland Henry L. Rutherford, j.
sanuel, lanes ID. Sargent James Scannel James
Scott, +. Mumford Seabury. d. r. Sellar, W. b. Skid
more, L. small, H. K +. Smith, J. shape, J. f.
Thomas, Thomas Thompson, Thomas T1nsley, Fred
erick H. Uldch, w. E. Walker, f. Ward, Charles 5
Welsh H. q. Wilkinson, Guy Wilkinson, G. III. Wood
u II. Wood, James Wylie, J. h. Bickerdike John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, oct. -, p m.CottQa-Amerlcan middling.
losd. The the day included $500 bales Amer
iean gasures closed easy America M, Mddng low
Der and November delivery. l404d buyers; Novembc7
and December delivery i4.0id buyers December and
January delivery 45G404 4OG4d January and February
delIy%y a7-elat ts.S4d February ard March aebyey
cd April add May delivery, 6664d4 55-64d; May
and June delivery bc-64c value.
Galveston, Oct. 24.-Cot;On steady mdding Sc low
mddi2g Tao good ordinary 9c net and gross receipts.
Cg60 bales; exports Britain 10 $50 bales sales
Z8S9 ba stock, 1873, l24 bales
Nofiolk, Oct 94-CottOn quiet; niddlng, SC net
ceips 4.O19 bGlfs; 2oss 4l59 balt exports 10 Great
Braia o2lS bales eoestwise, 24ie bales; sales lac
Savannah, Oct 24.-Cott1n steady; nIdding 13-1Ge
low mdding The eocf ordinary 6s.e and gross
ceips 73o bales sales, 12j bales stock 03G
New Orleans Oct. 2<-Co;ton firm middlinR Lice
low niddg. I3I0c good ordinary, csc net receipts
IL le2 bales gross 1873 bales exports 10 Great Britsn
il $50 bales eoastHse, 004 bales sales, 5000 bales
stock 2G7, 73s bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, oct % CSpociaD.-Wheat yesterday was
rather inactive within narrow range. The opening
was at about Fridays last figures. The close showed
a decline OF just IL cent December sold between
D5 and 90 and closed at % | 5 cents. such sup
port a. the market had almost altogether from
fepcttions OF the that Russia would prohibit the
exports OF wheat and -four. Ii set down that
the little advance In cables also due to this fact
The Western news as bearish ever. Minneapolis
and Duluth had 100 Here there were 4O4 the
estimate for Monday is Az. The visible supply Is
expected to increase about 400 bushels, The local
stock hero will Increase ab0dt 100000 bushels; the
stock at Duluth also about 100000 bushels. Corn was
steady: kept all day within narrow range and finally
closed at about Fridays last figures The movement
from first hands is increasing. Thore were $50 ears
hero today, 81 OF the lot crop grain. Neverthe-
less far the movement has not been large enough
10 increase stocks. October sold between 81 IL aud
SIS and closed at % "a cents May between ~ 38 and
~ a. and closed at ~ IL cents oats were easier
ON larger receipts. The decline however. only
fractional. Charters 100000. Provisions we're
advanced on moderate buying by the manufacturers.
Pork at the close showed an advance over Friday Of
10 cents lard advance Of IL to s. ribs m advance
OF IL to IL. shorts appeared 10 be inclined u
cover ard 70 play for something Of reaction 4 very
large hog movement however, is predicted for this
wee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
cRaTYsND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Thu snocnIation in wheat at the Produce Exchange
ON saturday amounted to about 2,OOO'OOo DushelS'
There was sharp early advance due to bush foreign
news all the cables showing important gains. Liver
ool public advices reported rise Of Id ana private
accounts placed II at ld. with scarcity VI SV0oh9.
London showed advance OF Sd. per quarter farls
gained 10G4O centlmes on n0ur lHe Ioresn eIoilcio
bought frce. Accounts Of backward seeding IN some
part, winter wheat belt and reports OF Ial az
duluth also helped the bulls. The West sent word OF
frccr buying by Ouislders Inc pe'il." - Ion,oT
we're heavy interior receipts with prospects OF larger
arrivals this week, while biadStfeets reporter Id
Ing of of j52 900 bushels In the exports OF wheat anu
flour (reduced TO bushels) compared with week ago
These influences caused realizauonS ana decline Dut
see,on December options opened at 81 06 II and fell
10 81 o5 1.16aSI % 81 and Nay went from 81 12@2
81 IL ia to 81 IL IL. On the curb December sold
al 81 O5 80 and then rallied to II O6d ~ 90 o-a
May the curb went to 81 IL a. subsequently sell.
ny 600 bushels taken for export ON the spot and
for nearby delivery.
Corn roe early on meagre offerings and buying of
late months at the West by foreign houses. The
cables were generally better october options rose
IL cents and the other months 1884 cent. A
reaction followed due TO big receipts at the West and
an expected large movement This wCe&. On the cur0
November sold of Is TO g. and December IA cent TO
May sold down IA cent to 81 - ending at 81 cent
The cash market 12d1 cent higher, with $4,000
bushels sold To shippers.
oats on the spot were steady. There were reported
$4,000 bushels taken late Friday for export and
options shade stronger at the regular session,
but irregular on the curb, November being OIL
1-o, DCceinDer up . anu JANUARY uONn 10 cent
There wac not one sale OF options laid. but quota
tons were nOmlnaly 112 points lower.
The final official quotations were follows:
Whcnt-OctOber 81 O3 3-8; November 81 o. Ia:
December 81 05 "a January, 81 OF SO; February
81 % May, 81 II 12.
Corn-October 6G 10; November 90 1-s; Deem
her, So IA; January, "a Is; February. "a; May
50 Is cents.
Oats-October, 81: November, 81 December, 36 10;
January. 81 Is: May, 35 IA cents.
Lard-November SO 80 December, SO 80 January.
80 II May, $50 ST.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported on satur
day at New York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston
were as follows: What sob 220 bushels corn, 10000
bushels; oats 1925 bushels; total grain. 733,OO9
bushels flour, SO ,G24 packages At Chicago Mwau-
kee ard st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat 350,433
bushels corn. 100 S4S bushels: oats 255,0G3 bushels:
totaA grain, $50 947 bushels -four. 24,350 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
LIVE STOCK MARK ETs-By TELEGRAPH

Chicago, Oct "a" The Evening Journal reports ::
Se.e-oi.eeeipts 1000 hesa shipments, 1880 head
stOeke s2osS cows and bulls, 81 rs as s. rangers
10000 head market active rough and common, 50 so
% 10 miAso ana peckerso - l5as4 Is; prime heavy
sheep-Rec epts $500 head Shipments 500 head market
nrlner westerns - 5O@S4 y0 mixed, 81 40d$4 so ewes
E2 70ae4 10 lambs, S4GS6 80.
St. Leuis, Oct. 24.-Iatte-Receipts 300 head shin
ments 5000 head market unimproV ed fair 10 choice
natives, ~ jOasj 70 4eNan asd lndtn steers s2d-S
and canness, 81 30IS2. HosS-Recepts 400 head
shiPmen:s coo head nSrke; 1steaay aif prime
choice Sass 90 Sheep-Receipts 2OV head shipments
400 head market strong fair to good, 81 50Gsi 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE.

Liverpool Dot "a p. m.-Beef-Holders offer mod
eretely POFk-Hoders offer freely. HamsTolders Offer
heely sh9s. cut about "a 70 10 n steady at l9 3D.
% to 30 ID, steady at 47s: Cheese-Holders OFFER
moderately TaIow-Holders oner freely Tupentine-
fnrd-spot and FuuresHolders offer moderately WheatE
Holders offer e.arngy; No. red winter steady at SIS I'd
Flour-Holders oner moderately Corn-Spot-ihS supply
is poor futures holders offer sparngy mixed Western
spot and october, firm at Gs I'D November firm at 6s
December firm at IS I'D. Hops AZ London-Pachc
holders Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hornberger, George to Paul sonntag, st Nfxs
Place e 1staye, I year, 50. 600 -
Heller Bernard, TO Cbalriere, corner o0'st
Holloway. Ellen J, TO NJ Hoffman n S2d-'s :
IawIOr' James, to 4 Constant, 1f4th-st asEs
1fangbein' c, julius, to Gates. lot H. nap
Morrlsana. year, $500.
Reese, Henry, TO sussman, 5Sd-st. MATs
Piatt Richard G. to Sydney 4 Smith. West End
ave. s5th-st. l year Is rtGs) $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26

on City Oct 24.-National Trshsit certificates opened
,t o0lac highest oo%e lowest eO2e closed a. ooh:c
Gales % 900 clearances, 100000 bb shipments.
81 CSC bLls runs, 143. lob bbs.
Ptfsbuie Oct 24.-NatiOnal Transit certificates opened
nj GOisc; closed al 602e highest 6oSc; lowest oohc.
bradford Oct 2lNatonal TRANSIT &c, nncstes opened
AssssAoes 10000 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
Quotations are based on American standard Of classaoa
STAINED

Good ordnary........5 GIG Low Middlipg..-...7 11a
Strict Good Ordinary 3I6 Middlin1.
In the speculative market there q comparatively
8pet day, with an orIatic range Of prices Selling by
"lonRs caused weaker opening and freer receipts at
NewJbesns and Galveston added 10 the heaviness. "A
consequence, prices declined 4a0 points. Liverpool
strength. The local market, however subsequently raj
lied, With little covering Of 'shorts." and final
hglrcs about the highest showing gains OF 1u3
points over yesterday. Sales, $1,000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
publir Notices,
.IE0EIANn BY THE UNITED STATES.

- ALE OF LAND b1 lHE UNiIED SIAILo,
- At PITTSBU RGH, PA.-Be II enacted BY the
senate and House Representatives Of the United states
America In Congress assembled, that the Secretary o.
Va he and hereby Is authorized and directed 70 sell and
10 the purchaser Or purchaser all the hight tito
md teest the United States in ant 70 all that certain
arcel Of ground belonging 70 the Unite States situate In
r. tv 81 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania at the northwest
se ~ and Garrison Alley In he FodFth Ward OF
et eity fronting hundred feet the west side Of
psnnaye and extending nofthwady along the west lice
Of Garrison Alley preserving the same wdth TO lowwater
line OF The Allegheny River. subject however to such
fessernents exist thereon and tereoVer Depot
kusrteymastars ONCE Washington, D. c. September 20.
sa hinder the provisions OF tae abOyequoed act ..
approved May 81 1880 and BY direction OF tho
SScrs,ary OF War win Offer Tor sale 90 public auction
the nre9ses IN the city OF Pittsburgh Pa Wednes-
SV the 9sth day Of October 1891 az IL o'clock az for
sSh the property described In said act together With such
thereon belong TO the United States. sub
iec 10 he conditions forth In said act and subject also
H me terms conditions named the printed circular
~ this date copies which Will be furnished appuca.
hon 10 me undersigned the Acting Assistant Quarter
nasbsr at Allegheny Arsenal where also plat OF the
ground can be seen The right Is reserved % reject
or ali bids or 10 accept any bid bids subject 10 tho
prescribed In the circular referred 10, and 70
equro deposit per OF the purchase money
az the time written Notification OF acceptance OF bid
PAYMENT full amount OF the purchase money must DO
made uion delivery duly executed deed deeds for the
property purchased the property may be resod wthoas
hrther notice the risk and cost Of tho dcfsutng pg
chaser The cost OF all conveyancng VIII be borne by
the purchaser. O. b. DANDY Deputy ouartermaster
Canrral u. & Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
New.York, Saturday, Oct

New.York Saturday, Oct u
y The 0s az the 5aSa is S Su ss
the week ending with to-day was s097Cl5.
LIST OF AUCTIONS
For the present week ending with Saturday os,s..
81 following auction sales are annoused 70 bs ~
at he Exchange and Auction Room:
TO-DAY (MONDAY), OCT. &c.
s. FP'ssIS' S 5s G is5o ssf :y PGSs
No 11y Canal-st., 8, ~ IT OF Chrysrest
TUESDAY. OCT. a.
and s9sSs &c 81; 81 ~ assl0S rs sS Ss
ss ~ d 1iStsN. Sys:p oSSs5 and s s;i 4
ED En :;oFy sus3s % - S'9e dss
East i2sd' ea. ds' q i Of cs h Gs .2q
land oTloS and 2ssO,y house No 20
Elm Chestnut, Beach. Oak and Linden ST.. Yonkers.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Public auction. l9t i34xloo'2' and 2''t"ry Asus
No 29o 42d-st, s, OF 4thN
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2s
Foreclosure sale lot 25x5OO, and 4,sory and Ss,,,
5udings 30 81 M dSsSg 70 Vest ~ tf s. I'
s. Of '9 9sb ssGrY S o and .Ssr
West iSistst s. 235 Il Of shave lot, 1880 "a
s S. g SSs9 each No and % Saa
sthsSs a q , 2Gs9s O Cor Of iss. and s
Ss5l25 E s, S,ass lS8 west q i.sS
SSo bon Nos 800 and 3O4 West 129th-st g. rs -
save lots n. 6x10O IL each and similar houses y
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Executor. sale, lot Sx2oo. and 4-stOry dwelling IA
6 Montague Terrace, near Remsen-st
THURSDAY OCT. 20.
Foreclosure sae. 8 lots, 25x1oo.5 each. and sssr7
ave; lease Of iS, 24.sno5 Il snt and ;,ory ssdss
s az asS l1 and Two ssso Saidss 2
snjidIne No 205 East 20th-st n :, 5l7.6 n MswI
iots each o. 2xIoO and 5-sory budings Nos 23l7 "A
23i9 1st-ave, 8, So5 q 1l9th.st; LOT 2SnS and
lot 90 sx72xSS XIII and 5soOry building No. 2s va
Io3d, ST. s. lis It W 10th-ave; executors sale / d
25x9s9 and 5-story building, No 423 West 2stAa AZ
1916 It 9th.sye; lots 2Qx4S each ana SsNry t.l
Ii4th-st; 1 lot 25x6i. and similar house No ~ Eas
and 5.story buildings. Nos. 2,l46 and 21ts thar VI
dd ave- n Nos i67 to III West issdst n
ssepS 6Sdlng ruG Sc 5$s West 25t1s
go and 4Si sdave, s. sol Il 3lsts: lots aoIiSli
$50 and 461 3dave, s., SOL y 5tstst ioS A
100 IL and 4.stOry buildings, Nos l55 and Isl Fad
ic3i-st, 5, 240 It W 3d-aye
FRIDAY OCTOBER 30.
Foreclosure sale lot 25x01 and 5s,ory building n
1853 Forsythst :, 10 u Klvhgtoh's., ioa zzsxA
knsst lot, 25xlo0 IL each. and 5-story buildings ia
lots 25xiOo ii each. Nos l5l to 1es East iol't,.
q 20 e 20. East 5oths ~ 5 $daye plot and U.s.
x1OO fxeOxlOo and 5.stoy building. Mo-. sos 70 80
Park-sye. 2 5 1913 II 99d.st ] ioo 1880 u and
ave: lot 10 sx9911 and 3-story dwelling, No. 80 Esa
lSOth.st 8 g 1868 It Madson-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y CT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-NY CT
5Sd-st. n $. 1858 # @ 2d-sye, 22.SSloo.5; Fanny
Sussman to Henry Reese. SIC
MashIn gton-ave, ! e part lot II, nap Morrisania
75.sxI50. ix77.4xl5 Bob: john +. Sleeves ard =.
wife to Iangbein ,co :i.o =; %:
shave and l2Oth.st, 25.3xl0O: Jones Riley
ard wife 10 Richard Cummings ,....;;...,.,,. u
11ith-st ;, 1925 It 2d-ave, lo.9xlOOui Ed Z :,
Perixin, ref 20 Jas
St. Marks Place, $. geo II 1staye. 37.Gxlo0; =.
Paul SonntaQ and wife TO Gea Iornherger.. q
I3.td.st. : s 40 ft @ LenoX-aNe, 75X99.1l; Mary
ard WIN Mclaughlin 70 jas Brlcc......-...
T9th-st n s. 1896 10 10th-ave 14XlO2.2 Barbara
and Henry Frohman TO Daniel Frohman ........
Minetto-st. Nos % and %; Jos and Jno
Freeman to Sarah j. Freeman. -.-.....-.-........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26

the situation will explain the dulness and heaviness
in the certificate market 1t is cause o. ,se Rsar
LII field news While option oil fell from 81 70 %
cents the subsequent recovery took prices almost oacs
10 first figures Excessive dnlness rued at tne V,
There were sales Of 1000 barrels Of Buckeye on az
II IA cents. The markets ended stagnant ana pareS
steady. A. -, so.,,,1, IN VA
The range of prices and the total dealings IN Na
ttonal Transit certificates Ut the Stock EAchshse a .h
10 trrn ueelts Wera ns follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-lt very quiet day in spot srsdes Of Rio
price, lad STEADY support. No quoted st 121oo
12sac. No sales reported Mid growth lrm and in fair
rcque.t options also slow. but with some HUE
oregn buying lld stronger Rio accounts the drift favored
the bulls" Local covering also had some effect and the
close showed gains OF 6dl0 points. Havre declined
+Gh francs. stoct in Have, 1000 bags Of which
5000 bag Brazilian. Hamburg closed i.G2t pfg
lower London somewhat mnsettled / rs p mz0mc'sl
Sd January. 51s February. 5le March sos 3D. Rio
quotes regrla- first 90 kosl, = Goo good second 90
kios) = 150; (private), '14A receipts IN
Rio. 10 eco bags Rio cearences United States 5000
bags Rio clearance to Europe ~ 900 bags Rio stock
$40 1000 bags Rio marSet firm Receipts in santos 10 900
Santos stock $4,000 bags: Santos market hrm
good average santos GOO Telegram mutllaed sent
subject continuation Receipt az Rio July 70 October
o. 1891 15130 600 bags time. 1890 02S0OO bags
sorne tine 1850 10000 begs receipts At Santos July 70
october % 1891 $4,000 bags time 1890 142OoO
bags time 1880 100000 pag Total sales here TO-
day 1000 bags including Ociobr 11.6j01l 60: Novem
Der il.15 December 1O.9oa1095 February, 1915, and
Merch, 1o.75a1o.so. closing follows ys1gsry 1872
1885: February. 1O.75d1O IS: March, 0s0d 0s5 APRIL
Nay SyRe No2s
Der, M.15aii.25; December 80, o;95a11 Ware re
bag; baltimore. 1879 bags New-oreans. s77s bags
totl 81 052 bags
" On ne md nrc remain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
Drn GOODS

ANDREW TESTERS SONS
Cal especial attention their extensive line OF Car
not nrs Rugs, Mattings Parlor Dining and Bed Room
Furnture. vr>-r CADETS
We have placed sale to-day large line OF administer
carrats WITH or Without bod r., at el.25 per yard.
1hese goods are superior the finest grade Moquete
Carnes and are without question the best value ever
offered in fine goods.
ANDREW TESTERS SONS
SPACIOUS AND WELL-LIGH1HD SHOWROOMS,
93O 941 9i3 945 STHAVE.,
56th-at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26

rrho refined market was dull, and prices lowered
Ave noInts 10 625a Gao cents per gallon In barrels
1buIk 900 cents at New York. and go 0o30 cents
hulk 2 az cents per gallon at Philadelphia and Balu
more and 7 so cents In Crude IN barrels was
Unchanged at SEQ cents and in bulk at BIO cents
ner Gallon Washington crude is quoted at 54O cents
q barrels and 200 cents in cases. Naphtha was
Unchanged at 5.75 cents per gallon.
Eor,ign ouotc.---s we're shade hrlner az 10 Ia
.onca nar 100 k,los IN antwerp, 60 marks per 90
Ros In Bremen, and 1-2S SD per Imperial gallon In
London.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-13
A Yard
Of Roses" "
n Question of stealing.

Tho Republican organs or Ecw Yorl,
assert day nItcr day that tao Demo.
Gratis ol that state are trying Ia steal
the Legislature. IL they are 10 bc
believed, Gov. llill is dcvo,inr his
whole time 10 finding II way TO commit
tho theft without being detected,
III" truth donbtlcss IL III Il tho Rn
ruhlicnus committed grcnt many
irauds Oh the ballot Lox in tho Ia,o
election, and they urc afraid thcsc
irnlds vii TO detected. They orc
therefore. crying "Stop thicf" In
order to turn attention away from
thnmaclrcs. Tho lirpubIicnna hnyc
much tho irtlcr record for stcalinv.
Thoy stole tho Presidency once, md
whenever they are ia the majority
IN IongrcEe they manage 10 steal n
number of seats both in tho lIuugo
aud Senate. In tho last Congrcss
they obtniuod II working minority IN
tho House by stealing seats that be.
longcd Ia Dem ,crnts. Having such
record, they should never charge the
oppoaition with theft ISavnnnnh
NcTs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-13
The Usual Iicsnlt.

Mrs. william Snyder, u Dcs Moincs
woman. got tho hammer 10 drive
nail into the kitchen wall the other
day, and after three minutes work
sh" fractnrcd the baby's skull, broke
the hired girls more and nearly tut
ont "Lo of hCr own eyes. y man
might ns well try 'o turn tho heel OF
u SOCK Detroit Free Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-13

a woman. "ont in Kanaaa," tho
othor day, asked hcr husband for u
dollar, aud got shot Tor thc oTcnsc.
This ahonld servo ~ warning 10
hl' women who arc L!cssel with n
husband.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-13
TALK OF THE CHILDREN.

liu TnH hoy recently defined Il we'd
ding a. nothing but II prayer meeting
with sOCiHblc after IL.
WnLIE-"Auut Jennie says she has
cricli in her back" "(;raciOus.
II beats all how some people do per.
spirc. doesn't IT,"
"MEN are not born free Ia this co,n.
try" said Willie. "rhcrc nin't no
worse bulldoacd slave ia creation than
my baby brother"
MT FASGI':-"Why. Johnny. what's
the mnttcr with you?" Johnny (who
had just dropped some maCaroni off his
t"riO 1T hng crnwl'd on"
SfT OvEuurp TuE MATTER. -"I
Thought" said the boys mother, "thnt
told you wanted you ;o stay where
| could nut my hand on you?" "I
d.didr' l-u"v." no whimu"r"d. that 80
ENTERTAINING TRIPLES.
NEw Yonx city annually consumes
about 100000 bushels "f peanuts.
lr takes i,OC0.O00 pounds Of ink every
year To print l'nclr Sans paper money
ana revenue stamps.
oF 800, 200. COO passengers cat lied last
year ON American waters and from
American ports only .siXty.iivc lives
were lost
hEcENr survey has established the
number of rlncicrs III the Alps nt i,lij,
Of which 2ip have length Of more
than ~ miles.
1He sun never scts on the soil Of The
United states. When IL IN six o'clock
Mt Att"oi island, Alnsl,n, II is n:aG o'clocl,
a. III. the next day on the cnStcrn coast
Of Maine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-01-05

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend ii
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
LOUISVILLE. KE. HEw YORK NJ
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-01-05

TaE Baltimore Sunday Telegram,
published by James Young, turned
over new leaf with the New Year,
and adds another volume to its
understanding in all thirty years
Of its existence, and twelve years
under its present able management.
The Telegram is most excellent
family, literary and society journal,
and is worthy of the patronage OF
every Maryland family. 1t is an
eight-page weekly, always filed with
chatty, interesting reading, and is 0
general chronioler of al society
events. Prise only S2.00.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-01-05

Try a. Harris long Havana filler ciga.l
hand made. SC. IS Maryland Avenue