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OMAHA INDEMNITY LANDS.
The Rush for the 15O, 900 Valuable Acres IL
Wisconsin Resumed.

The Rush for the 10000 Valuable Acres in
Wisconsin Resumed.
ASHLAND, WIS. Oct. A.-The rush for the
Omaha indemnity lands has begun again. Since
the order for filing was suspended last April
every foot Of the 15O, 900 acres included in the
list has been carefully explored, and its
cash valuation is placed at more than 81 500 000
The local land Office has been removed to the
second floor Of the bank building and this is
going to check o tendency to form in line
There was intense excitement on the streets
and hundreds Of strangers are pouring into
the city on every train. The present order diff
fers from that issued last April, as it protects
the honest settlers against the lumber specu-
lators, who are anxious to get hold Of the val
liable pine lands.
The ironclad restrictions by the Interior De-
partment are going to do much to preserve
order, still it is hard to tell what men will do in
. mad rush for q million and a half worth Of
valuable land. Receiver Heydluff and Register
Darlington said they apprehended no trouble,
as every man in line would be disarmed and NO
drinking among the liners permitted.
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Periis Of the Deep.

LONDON, Oct. 2A-Ths Anchor line steamer
Anchoria, Capt Campbell; which sailed from
Glasgow for New York yesterday and grounded
while proceeding down the Clyde, subsequently,
hoated and proceeded to Neville, whence she
sailed for New York today.
The British bark Addie h. Cam, Capt.
Haines has been burned at SEE Her crew VA
rescued and landed atnCsstillos.
The British bark Antigua, Capt. Holmes,
from New York, August 8, has arrived at Rio
Janeiro. She encountered heavy weather on
the passage, during which she was partially
dismasted.
wooDs Holz. Mass, Oct A.-Ths three:
masted schooner Edith z. Candy sunk on
Handkerchief shoal Mt o'clock yesterday
morning. Capt. Candy and the crew Of -four
men were taken on by the life-saving boat q
pm. and both crews taken on board Mr.: John
n. Forbes steam yacht Wild Duck, which tool
tie life-sAving crew to Hsruishpovt and brought
the 0sndy's crew 70 Woods Holl, arriving a
II 80 this morning. The Candy u doubtless
the vessel reported With crew n rs rigging
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

The Confession Of Green in London Dis
credited In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct A-The story Of the
man giving the name of Chas. Green, who sur
rendered himself to the London police authori-
ties last evening, stating that he had killed q
woman named Minnie Gilmour in this city in
record Of such a murder il on
file at police headquarters, and the
police authorities deny that any
woman Of the name of Gilmour was killed here
last spring. At % Christian street, the address
given by Green as the residence Of the MUIR
dered woman it was stated today that no per-
son Of the name of Gimour had ever lived
there. Neither is there such street as South
Francis street, where Green says he lived in
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

,c1-solm J. H. MAakuDER. Ass.. i417N Z. ave.
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Collapse Of the Hill Boom.

A German democrat, who has Just returned
from the Grady ceremonies at Atlanta, says
that the most marked feature Of the occasion
was the evident collapse Of She proposed Hll
boom.
'Gov. Hin went to Atlanta 70 revive his
dropping presidential BOOM" said this
spectator. "but he only succeeded in dem
onstrating its weakness. There was no
enthusiasm IN his behalf, only o polite and
kindly reception. Every effort TO give q
political turn 10 his presence there fell 6at and
am sure he saw for himself that there was
no chance for developing Hill boom in the
south"
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Work of the Flames.

AUSTIN, MIMI, Oct. 24.-The Austin pressed
brick works, valned at 5000, has been de-
stroyed by fire. The insurance was only %, 600.
PORTLAND, Ne, Oct. al. E. jerks Hotel,
a wooden structure at Great Chebeague Island,
was burned this morning with the furniture
and contents. Loss, $1,000; insurance. 50, 600.
CHICAGO, Oct 24.-Fire broke out at l96 and
202 North Union street this morning and de-
stroyed two buildings. The buildings were
partly of frame and partly brick,
three stories and basement Nothing
walls. The block was used by mandatory
of picture frames and holdings and as store
room for stock. The occupants were Starr &
Weir and the Hadley Manufacturing Company.
The total loss will not fall short OF $4,000,
with insurance for only about one-third that
amount.
CMRo, ILL.,, Oct 2A-Fire at II o'clock last
night destroyed the Iron Mountain and Cotton
Belt railroad depot at Birds Point, No; also
burned about eighty box cars, the greater part
Of which we're loaded with cotton. No est.
mate of loss can be made at present, as all
records at the offices are said to have been
burned.
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Imports and Exports.

The chief of the bureau of statistics in his
monthly statement Of the imports and exports
Of the United States reports that the total
values OF the merchandise during the third,
ninth and twelfth months ended September 80,
1891, as compared with similar exports during
the corresponding. period of the preceding
year, were as follows:
1891. 1890.
mo. ended Sept 80. .e217, 9s7, $40 s17s. 327 s14
mo. ended Sept. 3d.. 687, 322, 09l ST., 73s, sos
IL mo- ended Sept. 80. 923 09l. 1876 $50, III, It's
The values Of the imports were 90 follows:
1891. 1880.
mo. ended Sept 80. .e194, 49s, $50 s2l4, 699 4s6
mo. ended Sept 49,. 627, AZ, $50 625, s27, 03s
limo. ended Sept. 80. 1924, 7l5,27O Sl3. 469, 1891
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SECRETARY BLAINE's RETURN.

He Left New York for Washington ON the
Limited" This Morning.
NEW YoRK, Oct 24.-Secretary Blaine left here
for Washington this morning on the 1910 Wash
ington limited over the Pennsylvania road
Mr.. Blaine, accompanied by Mrs Blaine and
his daughter, Mrs. Damrosch, left the Fifth
Avenue Hotel at 800. Mr.. Dent, the Secre-
tary's private secretary, formed one Of the
party.
Mr.. Damrosch babe the distinguished party
goodbye at the sd street entrance Of the
hotel. Mrs. Damrosch will spend a few days
in Washington.
Mr.. Blaine looked remarkably well. large
black trunk and small black alligator skin bag
comprised the travelling party's luggage.
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THE COURTS.
PROBATE CoURr-Judqe Cor.

PROBATE CoURr-Judge Cor
Today-Estate Of Richard Fullalove; will
filed. Estate of Maria ID. Green; do. In re
Leila Irene Christman; guardian directed to
make allowance. In re Joseph Lochboehlers
children; Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany appointed guardian; bond, 5000.
Estate OF Sophia A. Curtis; G. F. Curtis
appointed administrator; bond, el,0Oo.
In re George w. Taylor. jr., ct al: petition for
appointment of guardian. Estate of Bridget
Heating; order of publication. In re z. c.
Marvin ct al: sale authorized. Estate Of n.
klopfenstein; petition for administrator filed.
Estate Of James Toomey; will admitted to pro-
bate and letters issued TO Ellen c. Toomey bond
$1,000. Estate of Christian Ruppert; order
directing issues be framed.
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DnaBcs "snteo ior . oss Explosion.
Christian F. Eckloff has, by Messrs. Morris
and Hamilton, filed a suit against the Washing
ton Gas Light Company to recover $4,000 for
injuries received on September /, caused by an
explosion Of gas. He states that being an in
spector Of meters for the water depart
ment Of the District in the discharge of
his duty he entered the premises of defendant,
and without any fault on his part, but through
the negligence of defendant, an explosion oc-
CURED and he was injured, bruised and burned
about the hands, arms, breast, face. ears and
head, and by reason thereof he is still confined
to bis house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

The latest rumor concerning the civil service
commission Is that Mr.. Chss E. Coon, formerly
assistant secretary Of the treasury. is being
considered for the vacancy to be created by
the retirement Of Commissioner Lyman. It is
said that the delay in displacing Mr. Lyman is
due to the inability Of President Harrison to
find first-class man who will accept the place,
which pays Is, 500 per year, but has practically
no patronage or influence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

CHICAGO, Oct. Al am inclined to doub,
many Of the stories which have lately appeared
in the America newspapers regarding the
probability Of an early removal Of the pope
from Rome, the more SO as am in constant
receipt Of communications in relation to the
situation in Italy which mako no mention that
the occupant Of the vatican has any such inten-
ton, says Sig. Palo Mercento, a gentleman
from Pisa, italy, who Is making . tour Of the
leading cities In America.
81 left Italy month before the difficulties
between the French pilgrims and Italian
Protestants. was in Rome however. at the
time the Bruno statue WINS unveiled, and rs a
Catholic could not but note with bitterness
the infamed condition of tho Protestant popu-
lace against the vatican. But am confident
that his holiness would not consent to vacate
Rome unless he was absolutely escorted to the
frontier by the government, and the Italian
government would not dare to make such a
move"
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DIED,

,cahh on Saturday. October "a. 1891. JOHN Y.
Sahh. only child OF John D. and Ada ". Carr. ssed
hAteeh months
Inneral monday October ~. at O'Clock o.. M.
lola ms psrens lesidsnce, NO Seventh street south
Alexandra rap,rs Peas COPY. -.~
poNALDsON. On October %. 1891, at 10 80 q m q,
IN lie lori xs,,tS 800 -, @ ~ motive Dohsiason.
Funersi Mondas' oetai,er 81 nj 4 o,cloet fran, ma.
late residence 2lO seventh street frisnds
Arx iesiesuuhs Invited 10 attend
NJ 20 - -, -, ~, ~ nsr lac resldence.
wife Of Jonn 4 HASAN ~ An
fun raj in New lork city.
Kelley. On "Wednesday. October. 81 ra,l
mILLiAM ID. hfiLtf IN toe siaty ninth year Of Ais
Relatives ana fris,a. ara r..,...,,,,,,,. ,...
tend MS funeral from his late res.dsnce sis MINI
street southeast SUNDAY. tie 18th instant O'Clock
I'm . l.nAuelpnla pApefs pseA-e cOpy.l 2
81 AhhM hAlHEh Al Salem. Va. on October -
1881, Lieut. SEohof A. sTAl.kwEAIH Et. %
LYYuisA a anu ,he iate o.n joan 4. SARA ss.tner.
Ihterulent NJ milwaukee,. Wis.
STILES. On THURSDAY Octoher % 1sQI ~ n
O'Clock y m. DAVID MILAN. the vonr,~-st spr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

New Yonx. Oct IA special 10 the Ssn
from Pitssburg. Pa, says Senator Brice passed
through here yesterday, and in an interview
said that after the Presidential nomination was
made he would probably not be in charge Of
the national democratic committee. He vir'
tualiy admitted that he would retire and give
place 10 somebody else.
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AlfIflGn

a, LIE INTENTIONALLY, On October g. 1891. at
the osth-slral In hichmond. Va, by the Rev j. ID
Mari OIL Ba.t.uOr-. ID. M. A "a. Ii MhhI.E IL
Mashngton, d. G, TO Ai-s BEssIL q. ckAL.l.k Il
Hanover Z. H.. Va.
shAh-fklE. BY Rev. I. l.. Town-eni n the
Shurch o. TIE Incarnation. October "a. lsyl MILL.
CEN !. daughter Of tine late VIM n irye Of
Lewiston. Me-. 10 HEhBLHT 4. L. SHAN Of hort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

M Legislative slestioss In West Virginia DO
not taks p1Ass until . year hence, but Il +
undssstosd thst ex-senator cAndsa \ already
- vsrk - sssurs ~ ssas now sesupisd b
esussoe tsnlknsf. eix ysau ago Ns. fsulknsr
dsfssssd H. osndsn for rs-slsctiou IA IL
United otatse eeaats. The eeussss vill - =
brisk one, - Senator RspIknsr = eas q -
ne. NJ .ssiys I'D aGgrs:.lv: vosAse h pslisss,
money e carry On NJ cd Ct D. sSruSsi~
senetor fsulkeer ~ Senator 0ornsh's riSkt-
nend - daring ~ fsres I'm ngkk sn3 =
- oentsqe - - aDpGonin16un & 1cusSSr,S
re- e.lyd NJ svs 81 % shrssSAsss .
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THE transfer or COL HAMS.

His Friends Say ~ EReft VIII Bs Made
- Retain Him Here
The friends Of Col. Hams deny thar he asked
70 be relisved from duty here. and assert that
an effort win be made TO secure revocation Of
the order sending him 10 Portland.
A petition, Il is said. il in circulation asking
the President - permit Col Hams to remain
in Washington untii the work Of retaining the
Potomac fats h completed.
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Dos,r Dr1Ar To

Stop ths. cough. Else he tfoacNa tubes Win be en-
larsed si the delicate Of the lungs EXPOSED 10
injury. No other medicine IS speedily operative in
throat and Iuns troubles ss AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL- few doses have been known to bresk mp an
obstinate snd dis;rsesins cough. safsers from
asthma bronchitis. Group consumption, sore throst
and ~hOcring eovrh find sire r.lies in the use Of
tas preparation. i, ,ccthes the Innanled membrane.
promotes sxpsc,orasion and induces rspose. Don't be
without IN. hou... s.lis E. Stone. Hurts store.
Va. writes II have found in my family. that Ayers
Cherry Ps,orai was always certain cure for colds
aad coughs"
Five years szo had constant cough. night
sweafs. wss rreatly reduced IN sesn and had been
given Up by ny physicians began 10 tais Ayers
Cherry Pectora and completely cured Ans-a A.
Lewis. Rcard. MI.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by DIR. J. C. Aver L Co.. Lowell. Mass.
God BY all Druggists Price. 81; sig bottles. %.
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Ex-Trsasursr WoodruR to He Tried.
LsrrLn Roox, AIR. Dot 34.--In the cas1
against ex-Treasurer Woodruff, charged with
embeazlsmsnt, Judge Lea this morning over
ruled ths demurrer to the indictment and
ordered that the trial should commence Mon
day morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

Marriage licenses have been issued By the
clerk of the court to Edward winsiow and
Mary Dorsey; Joseph Bcaulac Of sheldon, VI,
and Bridget Agnes Murphy; Harry L. Revere
and Eilenora DE. Atiey. 10th VI Fredericksburg,
Va; Lewis Gordon and Margaret Fletcher
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JCpoE oox's ORDER.
Wills filcsi TosinV

The will Of the late Maria ID. Green fied 10
day bequeathes her estate to George y. Gre$a.
her husband, and names him as exeeut with
out bond.
he will Of the late Richard FallAlove ives
hled today. He leaves his personal estate 20
has wife Elizabeth J. aud fee simple Of premises
l-S9 Market OF SD street anu lite estate in the
nse OF the estate, with reversion 70 Mary L.
Wells, Mary ;. Mack. Annie Kirkpatrick and
such OF his nieces as are unmarried or vidovs
at the time Of has death and he names her q
eNeCuIrix
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OuH New Hox.
Ii ready for your inspsssiea

Ii ready for your inspssssea.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Arc competed stocked with everything that b new
and desirable Household Furnishings, md b we'll
worth q vlalt
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room, Din
Nc Room and Once Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
devoted entirely TO Carpets and contains the --latest
ID moss desirable faIl and winter coloriuga Al
gndsA
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains Q stock Of Paror Furniture which for varsity
Of desin and uniform excellence Of material u not
ssspssssd by sny house IN the country.
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Mama.
| Q | Q.
O. | c
Review OF the Week.

Henry Clews' weekly Financial Review, u
issued today, says: "The dullness in Wall street
continues, and the prices of stocks still oscilate
within a range too narrow to encourage large
speculative transactions. While the personnel
and the makeup of the market are not condu.
Give to progress but are calculated to invite
periodical bear attacks, the chief current fac
tors affecting the intrinsic value of securities
are distinctly favorable. The foreign demand
for our wheat continues upon . very large scale,
and the yield in the price OF that cereal is cal
culated to stimulate its export. The return OF
gold from Europe shows no symptom of abate-
ment; and at London the loss Of gold has 90 far
produced no effect upon the Bank Of England
rate, nor upon the rate in the open market,
while in the stock market the preference for
American securities is causing steady stream
Of buying orders to be cabled to New York.
This is certainly better condition of foreign
finances than has been anticipated. The IN
easiness caused by the new Russian loan and
by reports Of fresh trouble in the Argentine
Republic seem to have the effect Of stimulating
the London demand for our Investments. So
far as respects our local money market, the
imports Of gold and the moderation Of the
shipments of currency to the interior leave no
doubt that, for the remainder Of the year and
probably until early next spring, there will be
no difficulty in procuring money for stock ex.
change purposes. This prospective ease in the
loan market Is causing marked improvement
In the demand for railroad bonds, which IL q
factor Of real importance to stocks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

shstf shildren stop colo and lcoseressc Of bovea
y. X = =. sIkGEhT SONS. sole Manufacturers.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
o. MOIHEIs for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERI ECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHkS the
CHILD, sOITENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and Is the bess remedy for
DIARRREA- Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world BE and ask for Mr.. Winsov b Soothing
Syrup" and take other kind 10 cents bottle
dl5-1y
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Building permits were issued today 40 FOL.
lows; y. Z. Green, seven brick dwellings, $50
70 1882 i street northwest. s2l.Oc0. T. ID.
Godfrey, four brick dwellings, 2o7 20 KS x
street northeast; ss,OOO
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PEHsoSAI4--A. p. Dodge Of Boston, q. n.
Brown Of Now York, VIM. Martin Of Duukirk,
G. N. Hayden Of st. Louis and X. 4 Thomas
Of Wheeling, ". Va, are at wiilard'a---E. n.
Wheeler end J. u. Watson Of New York and v.
O. Cole Of Corning, N. T., are ct the RAN
dall--wm. Sutton Of st. Louis, Louis
Dayis Of Philadelphia, +. B. Topham and w,
A. Copeland Of Boston are at the Riga
W. Wheeler Of New York. ". B. Ferguson and
Ernest C. Bliss Of New York are ct the Arline-
ton.--yohn G. Orrick Of 90. Louis add Hon.
T. B. Reed Of Portland, Me-, are At
the 6horeham. - Carleton Hunt Of
New Orleans, 4 n. Barnum Of Buffalo. A. r.
Sinclair Of Montreal and b. c. Clements Of
Chicago are at the Ebbist--C. W. Rouse Of
Sayville. Long IslAnd, H T. Horn Of Ssratoes
Springs and e. T. ailvsr Of Boston are e tSe
Fredonia. George d Borne Of Halle, Ger
many, n w. Stone Of Arizona and Rev Geo. 81.
Buck Of Birmingham, Conn, are at the Arno.-
Dr.. Charles wheeler Of BirminGhsm, Ala. A.
=: Colbert Of baltimore and O. y. Grover q
Philadelphia ere et the Johnson.-A WILSON
Of Toronto, Geo Z. eear n New London, DR..
wilkins q Lisefpod and O. l. MeKsvitts Of
New York 90 - The g. JamsA "A l. unksr
Of philadelphia, 0sosgs y, Hsdlsy o. Newark,
8 y. Yost OF elauntoa ord ". J. FORBES Of ~.
lanta are et The NatkonaL-N. = Bsall Il nioh-
moud, J. J. Ystss II 0sesnbseo, n. c., = =.
sawyer - Dostoa sod Jsnnes speAesr and W.
Of Provide6cs are 81 Tie Hstropoltoau.
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CHRISTIAN RurrERrs ESTATE
Two Brother. and . Nephew Joia q. ~
Attempt Break the VIII

Two Brothers and . Nephew yola q. IL
Atsempt 90 Bresk the WILL
The fling OF caveat against the probate of
the viii and codicil Of the late Christian Rup-
pert yesterday was not entirely unexpected. f9
since the will was fled there have been from
time TO time intimations that the heirs we're
not satisfied Some who had signed their
consent 10 the probate Of the will
Sent S 'MsS S nnng,,, "''sares sas,s eco,
codicf. made provision For the essablishmsns
OF The Christian aud Ele&ncra Rap-
pert Home for the Aged and lnarm
OF the District OF Columbia" ont a
an estate estimated 10 be worth from ESQ. 600
10 $4,000 (mostly in real estAseA, and alss
made provision Tor the widow and relatives.
Thus FAR the caveat against the viii has
been signed by two brothers aud Q nephew end
there are three or more otherr heirs Who. 10 n
stated. have given their approval ca tie pre-
ceedings 10 nullify the will
Mr.. RUPERT died on August laft. after m
Illness Of some months. and the cavestofs elsiu
that during his illness Mrs. weigmsn being
his nurse lie was i.nportuned by AR. Wolf and
Mrs. Weigman 90 make q will.
On behalf Of the cnyeators Il a. stated that
Mrs. Weigman. the nurse. one Of those alleged
to have influenced Mr.. Rupert WINS not IN The
city al the time Of the execution of the will;
that tho viii was the full aud free act Of Mr.
Ruppert, and no improper means were used.
The whole fight, they say. IL against the beQues
made 10 estaDl len the home.
SUpoE oox's ORDER.
In the Probate Court today. In the case Of the
estate Of Christian Rupert. Judge Cox made an
order on the csveat TO the will directing the
proving OF issues 10 the validity Of the will
Tor transmission 90 the Circuit Court for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

Range Of the Thermometer
The following were the readings at the ONCE
of the weather bureau today. sa. IN, &C; 2p.m.,
81; maximum. 81. minimum a.
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JOHNSON. GAsxEn & Co.
$50 Pa sve. hu.
NEW AND SPECIAL THINGS n FALL Axp
w1xrRR pREss GOODS.

4oinch All-veol Cambridge plaids oolsss. xsvy.
Wood. Brown. Garnet and 0rs<n- opissdd va1ua.
| Only 50e. 40inch Atwood HoussspuD - nsusA
5oc. Extra rood vs,us IN Ail-vsoI BlseA Beurssssa
Cloth and ssrsss. TO-. 7Sc. q. LsAssg C1seA &c.,
tnx. 80 snd 54nsh. tn B<sck - eusga Ill., o.. -
inch Wool Pla,da. 20. ana -.
Underwsar fos h>n. Ladzes "a unidsps n n
ssd-s. Msdscstsd Md UndGvsse. oloo. era
Bianksts end comfertablsD-lol Wlnss We'd
Blankets. q. ~: liz kxsrs nssvv Dlsskss ussr1y
ell vOol. - e6s Ven Fins Csiiforun manhso. "a.
80 olos Ned comfortsbsss. o.. q ~. ~. 49, 40
Heavy Cray Blaukets. o.. 81. -. 81. e.
spisndad vsius IN 7sbss IAnssa. xsuAhs -
Towsa.
osspssA on Goths Drusxsss snd RsH
JOHNSON. oAnuna 3 90.
ga g. n. svl n ..
CARpxra
-, s.s $3.50 sssshss - q o.ps nssa assssasv-
SSs ;.;.::;, io D.! y I, ls.s: Y sylst- 49,,
liz6. lore ~ idss, s.sb lfzE
noQusses. Ntsods vslvslA Doay 4remA -
-, So - 49, .; - :;s;S =: 80.
CxuDsru Car
res sssesss's
eAssessA.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMmERc1A1.

New York Stock Market.
The following the orening and closine prices OF
the New York STOCK Market, as reported By special
wire TO COrson and Mccartney lSlg + street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

IL SICK HEADACHE Is MISERY, WHAT ARE
Carriers Little Liver Pills II they viii pos: lively
it, feope who have Used them sIesk fr4nky OF their
worth They small and easy to take. oc24
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Tue VIII Sustained. but the Contestants Take
an Appeal.

SALEM, MAssL, Oct. 22.-The hearing In the
Searles viii case closed this morning. The
viii was allowed and notice Of appeal given.