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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
TIE EXPORTS or BREADSTUFFS
, GREAT INCREASE IN ALL CEREALS FOR ocTs
Der.

Der.
Woshiuxton Nov. 10 (specIaD.-Tlc monthly y
rort Of exports Of breadstpffs for october was Sk
mtted TO the Secretary Of the Treasury To-Day
Chief Brock OF the Bureau OF statistics IL
magnificent showing Of the agricultural produeto1
and prosperity OF The country. Not Ohy we've "
,o,o quantities and values OF the exports Of Cerzi
and -four much greater than during the monn
Octcber. 1890 but the prices wore considerably
higher. The total value Of the exports OF oftx
stun, during last month amounted TO S24,4ssSA
a. COMPARED with Ss,3l3, 24G for the month Of Otr
her 1890 an increase OF 3l0120,0s5, or nearly Ss
pcr cent The total value Of the exports OF hssf
stufrs during the ten months ended October u, ls
amounted TO $780, ,463, as compared w1'c aif
O37.156 for the corresponding period OF 1850 =
increase OF %o0451 .3O1.
The shipments Of barley for October ict
amounted TO 49, sol bushels, valued az s5oT,
against 0S CAB bushels, valued at S11 ,36o. IN ooos
1880. II? exports OF corn in OctoOer l'''
amounted TO 3,4l6522 bushels, valued at ss,lS'o'e
rs compared with 2,556992 bushels, valued at siso
Og5 in october, 1890. There WAS also larr D.
crease in both quantities and values Of the exports
cornmeaI. oats and oatmeal TIE exports OF rye %
the month Of October, 1897, amounted u 1,7d3,3oJ
bushels valued at 81 $50, 507, against no exports IN
october. 1870. The exports OF wheat during cis
month Of October 1891, amounted 10 l4oss2ss bush
els, valued at 314,553,46s compared with 3ioo33'
bushels valued at S-,014, $40 in October lesO ins
exports OF wheat -four for the month Of OCTOBER iss1
amounted to 1,11535S barrels va.ued at 800
as compared with s62,17O barrels, valued al si,lJo'
O6o for the month Of October, 1890
Ihc export value OF corn for October 1881, va
G3 cents per bIslel; in october, levo, u was S,S
cents The export value OF rye In OCTOBER, iosl
was fraction over "a cents per bushel, IN osto0e
$780, none exported. lne export vIne ~
whent i'm October 1881 was II O3 3l-lo0 per bushel
in October 1890, it "a 3l-10O cents. Inc sypon
value OF wheat -four In October. 1eVl was - w 20
barrel: I'm October 1890 IL fraction less tnaa
~ 20 per barrel Barley was ia cents per ous a
In October 1891 and 723 cents in OCTOBER, 1884, ~
was the only item which SLOWED decrease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
DEFECTIVE BALLOTS IN DUTCIIEss COUNTY.

Poughkecpsie, Nov. 10 (,pcclal)-The Board OF Can
vasscrs for Duchess County met this afternoon Five
defective ballots were found In the Armenia returns,
two with pastors inside detached, with pster on
the outside of the ballot and another effectively pasted
No action was taken The returns from both districts
OF Bcebman were ordered sent back for correction III
the Ist Assembly District six florc votes were cast
for the than for the county ticket In inc lid
District each man on the state ticket gets one vote
less tran the one printed ahead OF him, common
occurrence. TIE committee appointed 10 take back
the returns the districts is composed OF one Demo
crst and one Republican. After ordering the return
the Board adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
LAWYERS representing both sides are constantly IN
attendance al the canvass, also Il large number OF
spectators The Board stands twenty Democrats 10
Az Republcans. II looks II IL Will take All this
his week and perhaps longer to canvass the Tetirs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
THE SITUATION IN CHILL.
CHARGES MADE BY A CORRESPONDENT
WHAT He s.ysfy "THE LONDON TINES ABOUT
MINISTER EAGAS, COMMANDER schbfn
AND THE AMERICAN CONSUL.


MINISTER EAGAS, COMMANDER scHLEh
AND THE AMERICAN CONSUL.
,onaon Nov 1O.-The Santiago correspondent Oh
.The Tines teegraphs long diatripc "s"ns. l =
CHILEAN news sent by correspondents VI NV"
America taxing his text from the report Va VIC ~.
,nn nm Of the United states cruiser Baltimore he
says: .,,, bere we
49,, TOD In addition TO the scandal created by ro"os
dinlomacy an unseemly squabble among 1'"''
res,ondens respecting tho authorship VI iaise 'oo
Grams published In America. Ihese qu"'io' w.
10 nlacc America In an unenvlabie hsh'' 4. - 49,
essary again TO call attention to the disreS'u W Va
,rcr,con officials here of the pacific orders aieseu
-, hayo been sent from Washington. Tfcse oiocfs
Give the text of ostensble instructions previously sen'
10 maintain the stricest neutrality during t"e N'
civil war. A., lama, In
Owing either to their knowledge OF the seere. IL"
tentions of the Washington Cabinet or 10 o''er
Minister Egsn Commander Schley ana Tue h'0'I ,.'
Consul continue to show tbe pi''ero'' .,,,
ayanst the Congresslonollst Government puohoi'
- ., o.o,,ors that Minister Egan's attitude ana
oc,s continue to be such as may provoke u r"p'u''
NJ tie friendly relations between the Two co"''''
Viewed In connection with later events. 0''""" -
schcy-s landing sailors on OCTOBER 10 ce"oes p" 80
,ho osnect Of thoughtless imprudence Inc prep
aration Of the Baltimore for action al moh's" "
friendly lnSulJ W tio Ws"'S
faith Of Chill and more still are the deci'r"i'N
Commander schIey has just made In SEVERN t" ,,,
,.rs that war between the United States anu Nn'n
Ia inevitable The American Consul al Naip""'o
is spreading similar reports, ana ne MUS ''ia. '
IrnIted states squadron is coming here Inc co''So-
ouence of this Official fMbusterlng is that inc war
ships OF other nations, which were ABOUT W ied.o
(bu. have been ordered to remain THESE dehoer''e
nrovoca,ions will not make the Gillian Government
abandon its correct judicial attitude. There H. re
neat. absolutely no hostile feeling In Chill against 'e
United States; but such feeling may DC oro"s"'
about unless more prudence be displayed
The captain Of the Itnta speaks with enthusiasm
Of the public sympathy he received in California IN
strong contrast with the yexaous cHna" Fsme,aiaa
repGrs that direct Washington orders Prevet,cSa a
rom coaing at Acapulco and thus the Esmer,.
prevented for weeks from assisting the Cohsies''oh
alsts. ... ,on or.tu1.tcd Admiral
uontf mnon his election President ihis Is apo
mot' bIpnder ADMIRAL Mont being only candidate
for the Presidency II IS unfair hoWeVcr 70 a da
nte tfds pardonabe mistake TO Minister Egahs uesc
70 further interfere with the affairs OF Cmi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
,,oxrrsr FROM WARREN COUNTY.

Caldwell, v. Y, Nov. 1O-Tnc warren Conn'S OF"
pcrvsors to-day canvas'ed the votes cast III w, l
,,c,,o, and certified Fassctts vote to be $3.50 and
rlovcr,s 5ss the formers plurality being so2 For
the Assembly they declared the election OF Howard
Conklng Rep.l over william u. Cameron tDen'I D!
a plurality Of 40, the vote being; Conkims' 3'o%o
Cnmcron, $3.50 stOddard tPro.), :99. Baiiots c'r
den.y intended for Cameron, but defective III hiaiS,
numbering L. refused by vote OF the Doau' anu
a similai one was refused to Conklng. Cameron VIII
,os, the sent before the House account OF TINS
ring and irregularities in the canvass i'll the to",is
assert will wipe out ConElng's plurality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS ARRESTED.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. 10 (speclaD.-While the adus
mcnt board OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Enc
neers were in annual session to-day squad OF POI"
swoopcd down on them and arrested G.. H. Hadsen' y
Ebrees and the chairman, al OF the Union fSin'
SYSTEM for alleged participation In the holdup .. @
Missouri Pacific express last week in this city, lug
were uncercmoniously hustled of 10 jail DIG oee
stafion and demanded to know why their comraoe
mad been placed in custody. The chief was msas
understand that unless the men were at once s
there would be trouble in the Vicinity VI u'e F'
station. The men were released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11

schoenIng says, Mrs. IIafner Is engaged 70 him.
Ills story Of the assault is peculiar lie says az
Mrs. Iiafner sent for him on the prctencc o. wxry
tin, against some danger which she said Threatens
lin, lie was talking 10 Mr.. uA
man. of No. lao Eghth-ave, at n
time While he talking, the door was 9.
Ssniv ,hrown OPEN and the cowboy and aac1a
49, xnranq in and threatened him with assault N
escaped without injury, but was met on the .trce' q
Jacob Hafncr and the cowboy, who Persuaded hin :
@ .n ,,e auor store No sooner did they gt 10 ux
IN. doors we're locked and about twenty men pc1ac
ON him and aided In the beating. schoening ssrs
that he saw Mrs. Eichman ana MIS-. hafner n u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
TIE REPUBLICAN MAJORITIEs IN ORLEANS
COUNTY.

Albion Nov 10 specaD.-The Orleans COUNTY
official canvass complete gives the following returns
For Governor-FIower DEM, LOGS; Fassctt thep.h
a3s7 acknowledgements heehan Denl.), 2'o2o
,r.n Ipep, 3396 Secretary-RSce DEM
o os9. O'COnncr (Iiep.l 3,30s. Controller-Campoch
(Dem). e.04s: Wade (Rep) 3,30l. Treasurer-Hah-
forth (Dem), c.o5I; Hedges Qsep), 1891 Attorney
Gcueral-Rosendaie (Dem.), $3.50; sutherland tRcp)'
aao1. Englncer-scicnck DcmD, 2,94O; Gown
CDepA. $500 For Senator from the XAlNth DISTRICT
,,ro,s CDerl has 2934 votes. and Parsons (Rep)
ssS FCr Northumberland (Dcm.) has 2,o'l
yo;cs and Mccormick (Rep) 3,4o3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
OFFICIAL VOTE OF HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO

OFFICIAL VOTE OF HAMILTON COUNTY, ohio'
Cincinnati. Nov. 1o.-The Board of Elections has
coupeted the canvass Of the vote Of Hamilton County
at the last election. but will not certify he result un
tomorrow The total vote cast In the county is
"A o7s The total vote for Mckinley Qep.) for Gov
ernor Is 37,47O; for Campbell (Dcm), 3l,6o4: Tor
Ashenhurst (Pro.), 1876, and for Sch dcope'sb 3lo2
McKnley's plurality is 5776 The vote for hieu
tenant-Governor is: Harris (RopJ 35,o41; Marquis
(Dcm), 29,647; Kirkendal pro-, 332; Rlst tPeopes'
3.144 There were 2,o47 votes for Campbeh
,,an for Marquis and ,629 more for Mckinley than
for Harris This is accounted for by voters marking
the Governors name and supposng they were thus
casting straight vote for all the candidates OF t''e
party.
youth or OF age an afabe reserved manner OF ths
e"sentaIs of character or capacity had governed the
choice and above all that the choice had been EN-. maze
small portion of them only who had been more skilfui
and dexterous in controlling the caucuses.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
RETTs INDICTED FOR MURDER.

Henry L. Belts OF Brooklyn, was indicted yesterday
At White Plains for murder In the first degree for
having shot and killed Charles F. Blis In the Eagle
House. Peekskill, on Monday OF last week. d. wiley
Travis his counsel will press the case for trial at the
Corr, u, Over and Terminer which here
ncxt month The defence will be insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11

CUTJCURA REMEDIES arc ,old everywhere Pm
crTICURA. the great Skin Cure, 50c. cUTIcU.,
SOAP. an exquisite SKIN Purifier and Beautia1 ~,
crTICURA RESoLVENr, the new Blood Puras, G
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRP'y. Bossx
,z,-send for "Iow to Cure skin DISEASES" 8, pa,
n Illustrators and 100 tstimonias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
2. r. scHERMERHoRy's WILL.

Newport, Il. l., Nov. lO-The VIII Oh hu","-s
Schermerhorr probated today ahd us u.s.. -.
W. 5. schermerlorn. is made sole executor LUG
ouests which consist of real estate in New-ioH PM
c,paly are to members Of the family only hee Va" ~
no public requests. His brother gets the esa'e ~
civ. 1t Is estimated that the property LEFT
ola ut OpOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
TIE OFFICIAL CANVASS OF IOWA

Des Mones. Iowa. Nov 10.-An official canvass OF
votes was made Yesterday by the county boards Of
supervisors Returns are coming an slowly. The
Register has heard from about sixty counties out Of
ninety nine Boles's plurality will be between 5000
and 5000. In the same counties sabin, for state
Superintendent of instruction, ran 5000 ahead OF
Wheeler RepJ for Governor. II this rate Is kept up
sabin will be elected By small pl:ralty. The other
Republican candidates OH the State ticket IL is thought
The Senate will have twenty-five Democrats. twenty
four Republicans, and one independent The presi-
dent will give the casting vote on tie. The House
will have forty Democrats, and probably fifty
three Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
n.r,r uorr OF CuFNfIING-

Tlmira. " Y, Now 1O.-The official vote Oh
Chemung County. as canvsssed by the county can
yassinr Board to-day, is follows: For the Assem-
blv-Bush Dcm0 5s28; Van puzer (Rep), 4'o2o.
state Senatorwalker Dem)' o's'3; SHERWOOD thep.,'
soa The ouestcn of Mr.. shcrwood's eligibility was
not raised by the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11

was appointed a Park Commissioner by Mayor i"rsouS
In 1888. that he was confirmed by the Common Coun-
~, and took the oath Of Office and that his resignation
beosinc date of July ~ 1891, wds accepted py INC
Park Commission on september as 1891. Inc Gan
ysssers placed NJ Bernhasd's communication on me-
They will doubtless issue certificate Of eecgab e ec D Is
,nnch indignation among Rochester Republicans 9Ner
The efforts Of The Democrats TO deprive Dr. Currah Oh HIS
seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
pRo-1oTrERY VICTORY IN yEw.oR1EAys.

New Orleans, Nov. 1o.-A holly contested primary
election held In this city to-day for the selection
OF delegates TO the Democratic Convention. The clec-
ton turned largely the lottery issue. The anti
lottery Democrats were overwhelmingly defeated by
the other faction, which carried the city by majority
OF over 0CO In the largest primary vote ever poled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
THE CONTEST IN CONNECTICUT.
THE SUIT FOR THE STATE TREAsURERsH1P SET
OVER UNTIL DECEMBER 8.

THE SUIT FOR THE STATE TREAsURERsHP SET
OVER UNTIL DECEMBER 8.
New-IIaven Conn.,, Nov. 10.-The case of Marvin
II sanger against f. Stevens Henry for the State
Treasurershlp was down for trial in the superior
C-ourt before Judge Thayer this morning. Ex-Judge
stoddard and Mr.. Hammersley, of Hartford, and
satc-Attorney Doolittle OH hand, representing
the plaintiffs and Messrs. Hyde and Gross, Of Hart
fora the defendants A subpoena had been Issued
YESTERDAY afternoon on Secretary of state Walsh sum-
moning him to appear in court today with the Of
fetal election returns The subpoena was served at
. O'clock BY agreement OF counsel Secretary Washs
chief clerk r. Is. Hinman, appeared in Mr.. Walshs
place But he did not bring the election returns
much to the disgust Of the Democratic counsel Ex'
Judre Stoddard demanded an explanation, and Clerk
unman was ordered to take the stand, when he was
closely questioned by Mr.. Stoddard. MI Hinmah
said the official returns not in the Secretary OF
States office. They were carried on AT O'CLOCK
Yesterday afternoon by Andrew p Gates the assistant
c,erl, Of the House, who demanded them on tht
authority OF that body Mr.. Hnman was asked IL
he was not told to take those papers with him to
New Haven which question he answered In the
negative. Mr. Stoddard asked for a capias for Mr.
Gates. aud charged that there was an attempt to
obstuct the court in its business. lie said that
clever Republican trick had been planned and worked
successfully. stateAttOrney Doolttle charged uat
tho papers had been stolen. 1t was positively neces-
sarvto have the official election returns in court to
go with the case.
Judge Thayer said he had been looking over the
HEADINGS I'm the case at the bar and found the
questions raised to be similar to those in the motifs anu
Buckley suit which he had reserved Tor inc Snprene
Court. That case had been assigned tor aiS KIM y.
on November -. That being So he dld not think !.
advisable TO pass upon the case at the bar uni d.e
the supreme Court disposed OF the Governor case'
and he continued the Sanger-iienry case uu''' Do'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11

peculiar to your sex, can be taken away.
The one unfaiing remedy for them is DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
1t corrects, cures, and builds you up. II
improves digestion, enrichcs the blood, dis
pels aches aud pains, melancholy and nerv-
BUSINESS, brings refreshing sleep and restores
health and strength. For periodical pains,
internal inflammation and liberation, weak
back, leucOrrhea, and all kindred ailments,
it's positive speciiic-one that is guaran-
teed
IL it fails to give satisfaction, IN any case,
tho money paid for it Is returned.
A little book, on Woman and Her Dis
eases" sent TO any address, sealed from, OBJ
serrdfion, on receipt OF ten cents for post
age.
Address, Worlds Dipensary Medical As
ISOLATION. 6CS Main Street, Buffalo. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
TIE WEATHER REPORI
THE BIG RAIY.sroRM KEEPS WELL NoRii

THE BIG RAIN-SToRM KEEPS WE'LL Non
Washington. Nov. 1o.-The weather i codo ,.,
decided storm central over Michigan. IL ce'r, "a
Arkansas Sunday night, and has pissed over i !, IA
Indiana This storm has brought heavy rsn' f,csd
Lower Mississippi. Tennessee and Ohio '"'V
rains may be expected on the lakes and N me Nv IN
portion OF the Middle Atlantic states Inc T. ns
this storm have and will later materially o.. me
drouthy condition I'm sections suffering p 70, due
northrrly and the Intensity 0i ~ which VII
"a another storm central over HsAs cae, aai
mersa with IL over the upper lakes 't.ss, section
continued cloudncss and rain in the noin,sarA Al.
the county. A notable high area has ~Vs eold wave
berla with A. notably low temperatures. as,ora roya
Will probably move southeast the Dako The tollos.
east and combines with the Michigan sto, as As Isl
ing heavy rainfalls Tin inches were rrDois 20 nanbrt
twenty.four hours Allendae, =. c. 5;1v' IA. s.io
iowa so asviile. Ga. liO Selma .says Ala. 81
lockwood. Tenn. so Batesville Miss" "-V'
Ala, $50
FORECAST UNTIL p NJ. WEpHh "a.
For New.Englnud, E.astora New.fofS 80 .n"SS ssra
sylyania New.Jersey and Delaware eo,un S .OurAsy
threatening weather and rain; orSA anu "'s'
winds; rain Thur'day. , and western Nesisss
For Western Pennsylvania ana ,N wand and rain, o."
continued warmer. threitcnlhs ""
slonsly heavy; rain THURSDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11

Simmons liver Regulator never fails remove any
seeretGn bile dyspepsia and sick headache. It
Strengthens the liver ard kldnevh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11

r. Bcoss BlO 40 Broadway, exhibiting nov elites
In fur garments They nave the most exquisite designs
In seal shoulder Capes Military Capes, Refers Jackets,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11

s.,ooa,es A. Memorial Hall Inc sadf ~,
omcers Sns was by Mayor Emmck response ~
~ arw~ T,r, Other addresses were maoo w
md members Of the order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION:

In the diagram q continuous line shows mud su7s
suc,uaton, Yesterday as observed at the ne.ctH
signal service Station az this city The a." Buldas
the temper nature noted at Perry's Pharmacy s .
Tribune oAice, Nov. II. a. m'-"en'I -, ,nd y
weather prevailed yesterday, with fog sna M" via
times very light rain. The air was hea'1 =" .oa u
moisture. The temperature ranged be."eo" an N
degrees the average (55a) being IL higher mn al Mo-
CORES pondng day last year and "a higher "'' \.
day. -. A., a.. will probably Y
warmer weather. with rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11

You Are Welcome =, r,nts lt:h<
ro examine the new STYLES la furniture a. I'm, Jea
and Gta.sve. The styles and prices VIII e'S~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
THE SENATE ADJoURNs UNTIL NEXT MONTH

Hartford Nov. 1O.-The Connecticut Senate met Ut
80 today. only two Senators were absent In.
mediately after prayer senator Pierce DEM moved
TO adjourn TO December :, at 30 p m. This ~ns III
accordance with the Democratic Caucus kepuohcah
Senators opposed the motion and asked for an oppor
tunity TO do some business. At 2:4o the Sehnte
PASSED a resolution Of adjournment The House VIII
meet to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11

u,ra Piles blackhcad-, red, rough. chsppet sat a.
ri M skin cured By CU1ICURh SOAP.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-09
Estimated Expenses ofthe City for 1892,

To the Honorable Court of Common Coun- cn-Gentlemsn:
 In compliance with the requirements of the charter and ordinances the Board of Finance submits the following as the esti- mated expenses and resources of the city for the year beginning the 1st day of Jan uary, 1899, viz:
 ESTIMATES FOR 1899.
 Water bond interest, first series, S13,- 300; water bond interest, second series, 3, 15O; water bon1 sinking fund, 5000: City hall bond interest, 400, redemption of City hall bonds, 2,5OO; sewer bond interest, 400; redemption of water bond second series, 5000; interest 10000; ex- tention of water pipes, 12,0OO; water &C., count, $500; law expense, 4,OO0; police court, 1000; police, 30, 794; City hall, l. OOO; lamp and gas, 21, 800; fire, 1t, ,0OO; fire alarm extension, 2,0O0 expense 5000; public lands and buildings, 1000; streets, repairs and maintenance, 15,OOO; streets, new work, 10000; streets, paving, -12, ,OOO; sewers, repairs and maintenance, 7,5OO; sewers, new work, 15,000; street assess ment, 1000; health, 5000; redemption of temporary loan, 10000; total expense, 231, 344. Estimated receipts, water rent, 47, ,O0O; sewer assessments, 10000; paving assessments, 7,500; street assessments, g. 5OO: other sources, 1000; total, 69,00O Amount to be raised by direct taxation, 163,3 ,344
 The board would recommend the laying of city tax f eighteen QS) mills on the dollar on the ratable estate within the limits of said city on the grand list of the town of Waterbury then to be completed for the 1st day of October next preced- ing, if appropriations are made in accord ance with the foregoing estimates.
 BOARD OF FINANCE,
 By E. G. KILDUFF,
 Nov 12, 1891. City Clerk. Received and ordered published by the Court of Common Council, December 7, 1891. =, --,.- .-.---. 'sS'e-- .;:--- = -~--4F--
 A true copy of. the original and of the action thereon.
 Attest: E. G. KILDUFF, City Clerk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-09
NEW YORK NEWS IN BRIEF.

The identity of the man who lost his life in an attempt to blow up Russell Sage on Friday last iS still mystery.
 Louis Loesch was killed yesterday at Buffalo by an explosion in the boiler room of Lee Holland & Co.'S blaming mill.
 A dinner was tendered to Lord Absr- deen last night, at Delmonico's. Nav York, by the National Federation of America.
 Ten jurors have so far been secured at Nyack to try ex-Assemblyman Frank P. Demarest, who is charged with forgery.
 The story comes from New York that William J. Scaalau's (ths actor) mem ory is failing. and two prompters ars kept near him.
 Friday has been set down for the hear ing of the arguments in the nine ap peals arising from the four Senatori al disputes, before the Court of Appeals.
 At the annual meeting of tho stock holders of the Ulster & Delaware and the Delawars G Otsego railroad com panies in Rondout yesterday afternoon the old board of directors were elected,