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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~ T. {. & II IL. XXX Co.. Lessee.
Trains ! a.c i-4-ss station, New fol.
lows, and Is from IT. EranAllnst y. Is
.,,3O A. NJ. Allly iOs NewbuIgh, Kingston, Albany;
daily Exc. sunday, west Of Coeyman's 10.
si1J 4. VI. Dsly for Albany; except Sundsy Montreal
NJ for Albany, L tica, Syracuse, koches
Ter Buffalo Niagara Fails. Detroit. Chicago; except
1l,53 5. VI. Daiy. except sunday for Albany and
4,OO ?. NJ. Daily. except Sunday, for Albany.
A,t5 T., DAILY or Albany, Montreal, Cclca Syros
cuse Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara fans, Toronto, Dc
trot chicago, ~. Louis.
$50 +. n. Daily, except sunday for Newbursh. Al.
,p1SNp,' 81 DAILY Tor Albany Utica syracuse, Roches.
SiS r baialo Nlssara airs. Toronto Detroit Chicago,
HkHt.lsSiNAw LoCALs 80, $40 =. NJ
Nt.WBU Rf GOALS, So 'l0:l A M. Il 10. $50,
Is, 81, IL :4o y. NJ.
Sieepink cars Buffalo Niagara Fails, Toronto.
pcsr H. Chicago. st. Louis. on all through trains.
.Dsiy. Nor tickets, timetables. larlor and sleeping
car accommodations information apply offices: Brook.
iyn 1888 Washing tonst. 726 fulton.:t. Annex once,
fsot Of CITY, 1853, 7SS.
Va broadway. lts Bowery 81 East lithst.. IS West
l2othst. and at stations.
q. L. LAMBBKr. General Passenger Agent >
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financial nleetinee.

MANHATTAN RAILwAY COMPANY.
No II BROADWAY, NEW-IORK, oct. >. 1892
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the sharehOld.
i Of the Msnhsttan i;awqy Company w BE- .sd
Oh lie second dnesday November next tbcing the
9th day Of sald nontliI. at l2 o'clock. noon
A Eoari Of Dir iOf the ensuing year IL 70 b.
elected and three Inspector Of Eleton.
The Director, thu elected viii bc eyOncio Directors
ai Of he Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company for
the sumo
The transfer boaNi will b. closed SATURDAY, October
s. az u O'Clock pool and rCopcned on Thur'day Novcn
Ui w. ~ ~ 3 W McwrLLrAMs IS, rc,ary.
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

I.m, River. l.aruesat Park. and Bamegat. 80
S:l5 A. NJ. -, 20 L. NJ
For Atlantic city. Nne'"d. and Dridscton. 80 A. NJ.
To- Monmouth beach seabrlght and Highland Beach.
30. Is, ~ 80 4. NJ, 10, 40 20. 20 A.. NJ
Sugda,s, . :01 a. NJ, zoo i. NJ.
Ticket. and p.norcar seats can be procured at IT,
81 Canal 81 81 EeSt IN ST. SSS Columbus Ay anS
Fulton So. Brcosiyn. and q Br adway, Williamsburg.
wcstcntt Express Co will ca FOR and check baggage
fpnni hate res dence 10 destination.
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Delaware, Lackawassa md Western X. n.
stations In New. York foot OF Barclay and Christopher
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. vEsTIBULED TRAINS


Direct route 70 NEwARk, BLOOMFIELD. MONT.
s ss as'p M:ass .ndss Sr Ets
MAitE SAFs sIRoyP sBWRG po:csG Mountains.
S!okE,n 6p cay SS2EEdfSnNnTJEThMP MOI:
vile TIICA RISHFIELD sPXINGS. torlaSd.
SYRACUSE OSWEGO, ITHACA, OWEGO, ELMIRH
points wEsG HoRTHwEsT Ant, sot-?rwFSTr. MI
osWEG:o ExPRhss. Pullman p4rlor e.rs. CSnne:S s
Buffalo with train Tor CHICAGO, arriving y:tS
a. IL morning
7.2, 4. AUTHORIZATIONS NAIL. Stop, It principal
leo r. M.-scRANToN. BrNGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman coechc> perlor cars.
A.fO +. NJ SCRANTON, wlLKEsBAKRE and PLYN.
1850 =. NJ (dayl.-BvttALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
pullman slsepers. Arrives at 10 A.
$500 r: u, lasfy(:x BuFFALo RiChs!ELD sPRINos
TiCKBfS .nd PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS 81 -
Murayst aud i2o Brstway Tickets at ferry tat!cns.
ave- New.York; yS8 washington-st. 100 kutonst. ana
saS Bediordave. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full
formation. at ell sra'iors.
WESrCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY wifi call for an1
check baggage from hoe! or residence 10 destinstto
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Oceans Cleaners.

NTEW YORK g. CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
Piers 10 and II. East River
saturday So OIGers ut p. IN, snu oN'ers at p m
for Havana Progreso Camleche, Fronrra Laxuna ram
'O' pico TgAGam and Vera Crn1;
Nassau s,ntisyo de Cuba. Guantanamo and Cenfueaos
tN".unaIOt;A Havana and Ma.Inzas. Wed, Nov =
- ctAATXN Havana and Mexican Ports. Ser. NSy g.
SEEF;CA. HaveTa snd MatanIa Wea Nov D..
sANTfH&O Nassau. Santiago de Cuta aad ..
Havana and Mxcan Ports Sat, Nov. IL.
mi. 1e has direct Connection Win ana issues through
mis- ~ iedng 70 all points Mexican r. w. Co., MeAl.
can Centel K W. Co.. Ltd. and the Monterey and Mexr
Ian ,;ulf Railroad.
To- iul poriiculsr. freight q pssseg Apply to
FED ~Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
~ WV COl.O AND MARACAIBO.
HARBECK STORES; BKooKI.YN.
s. :. ffHHInL1DELPIiIA wsdns:dsy. SSv: g.
Thtse American Steamship, especially built fof the
trade have superior accomplishing or passengers
"""'' " BOULTON, nLtsS q DALIET'f.
Tourists' Agents. General Managers 135 Frontst.
TH0s COOK son. 2Ol ami 1925 Broadway.
CAVANNAH LlNE-Four Steamers weekly
- IRON Vcw Pier 35, n. r.. foot Spr!ng-st.
S s. KANSAS CITY SATURDAY, Nov. 3. 8 p. M
w SH 1s%iGy, Nov Nov m
? 2 CRY or BiRMINGIiAM Frldy. Nov H. 3 ,. m.
- ronncrtinc with G.. X. H. Of Ga and =. j. & w. Ry
for All points I'm GEOKGIA FLORIDA, SOUTH CARO-.
iINA ALABAMA and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed &C
rommcdaonl First-class table dhotA. Fr freight and
pa'n6'eTg a aIny r. Ag. W H. Rhett Gen'I Agt
D. x r. 6 " nv 2Gi Bwav. Cent? Il. r., 3l7 Bway.
r. L. WALKEK Agent Ocean Steamship Co..
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Nov 4. p. m.-COnsols. % LILO lor 1i5
nd az q is for the account New York, PeDnsSlNala
and ohio first mortgage bonds. ~ "a Oahaala an
Pacific ss L.: Illinois Central. JOG IA MeAl'aJ 40
Central new 4 per cent bonds, 20 IL. Inc ralP vi
disconn1 I'm the open market for both short ana IL.
months, hills Is 3ia2 IS per cent. larls auNrco
nuote 9 per cent rentrs NJ % francs VI Il UNI,
for the account and exchange on London AT 20 ih'S
II Il ccntmeS for checks. , =. rnr
= 30 D. m.-Iaris adviccs quote e1cn9nCe on L'"
6on ot 81 francs Is IL confines for Cheeks
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xr1v WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER D. ~ =

IMPORTS OF DRYGooDS AT NEw-YoRK
For the week - ls:U, -o ~ 40 ooe nsI.
Entered q, the .or.. 81 ,s5s17o Si769os2 2sgoSS
Thrown on tle market 2,O3c7e5 l''O5'I3 2lo"c''
snsS ian The 100 JIG oo0 100 $50 ss7 100 cog
hror o. The market s32 osl l02. $50 Az l02i5220
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF CHIEF QCARTERMASTER
" Department 81 the Eat cove nors Island y y IL,
October 5tn lsU.->esd pfOp0-is III trip ate VIII b.
received here untl O'Clock caste TIN Mon
dav November eth lSg. snd then opened Tor cOnsuut o
az CoyoryoFs Ind y. y. H. OF two p double sets Of
oficcrs' quarters Of brick All f. o.naton b. Oh
tanned once Of the undeisign'd The Government
reserves right N reject any oI all bds t!Nciops
cor tanning proposals should be nakd Proposals for Con;
struction OF buildings Governors Island. y. J. IL
and addressed ClfAS. II. TOMPKiNS Assistant Quar-
tefma-tr General. L. =. Army
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY PPLIES.-Oflicc
i lur"he NC and D.no' Comm. an. ny huilG.,4,
se.lcd propMs. IN TIL a'o ,ubie IN - qsnol con
a. ~. on rue-dry. NOV sth ls.H Jog tprnl.hng su,h
mont cni,ei Sntcs Arm. d'I,,er.d +" New YORK sub
Il tcncc S31rcs Bacon. Camel Oooi7 Mackc'rl,
Flour B,an.. Pcs RE norlny cor,.. Tea. susors.
skin-, en- csf ChorGnte Ce,rct.c- C.as C,ths Li"e,
Ooths PIN. EnN lOlcs. Extract. Handler hof, Ho,-
Ink MacarOni. Mat he OF tOlltc Not and
I,rti. T. ckoS, Prun.-. salt 1arl0el Towcls &C.
Information In schedule list. Preference given all
articles Of "dom@stic pfOductoT Hr nauyacturt for
such details -"hcdu". lnfoFn9f With con1 tons
lit Of articles quantities. kHi mod u pactinV. &c.
ota nd II The ght r,,d 10 reject amy
or pfOpo-al.. Envelopes containing BIDS should b.
I'd ''Propo a.. FOR Snhsecn-" Srpu op~uei
8. and adres-,q TO the UNDERSIGNED. THOMAS WILSON.
A O. 6. =. :. !.
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
pDSD SALES

BOSD So LIS
Location. OhhuoS'., ,,.oh, p,os
''o g Co of New.YorH ami CleyeIalL,
Were the successful bdiers for the
ner cent annual 3-year sever .oo
hold. 10 amount f....-.....-...:-.-. eo,sV
he 1rs, and OILY lsus Of tni village
G, Iouis 'No-Nessr. Fnr-o1, Leach & 90,
0'' '9' Chicago. and y. W. Harris < Co.,
New YORK jointly BID for the whole
issue Of I rNr ent emI-annusl .0-year am
gold bond, 0 amount of ...-.-....::. 1,0oooOV
20 award made. but their BID
/. reported the highest
NEW BANKS.
rooosboro Ind-State Thnk 81 Jonesboro, L. oooo
~ G. Curtis, president capital -. SUI"
wes,nort. Mo.Baak u wcstIort. ". IT, Plum, ,ooo<
D c,i 'cnt. cap tai. -...........-......'. iV'oVO
NEW MINING COMPANY.
q rou,s Mo-First National Mining Co., c. ,oo ooo
~ n Tyler, President calal....... lVVV00
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STOCKS FAIRLY STRONG.
Traders REDUCE CONTRACTS.
THE CLOSING BULL BUT CONFIDENT.
90 MINI 4 81 L LIST

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE NOVEMBER q
SAILS OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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Dipioeno Notites.
CHICAGO 4 ALTON r. Il: COMPANY,


CHICAGO 4 ALTON Il. II. COMPANY
enc Ago IL. No'fnibeI %, lsI
" OTICE.-A quarterly dlyld nj of Two dol
~ ars per shar, day dccar1 The pref rred
common stock ~ THE Company IA able on The n,
day Of Dccenhc' next 70 N :" khold - " reori ~
close busne.. hour Ola D. t'Lih ln>t
The dyid md lares rtgis red n N'w.fork VII te
Iaid AZ he ONCE o. the Company ssantS Ieesr> Guy.
iER MORGAN 4 co. No. ~ I'no->t. NewYoTk. ind
tn diyid nd 4ars registered IN chicago viii be pAh
" g. II FOSTER. TREASURER.
1850 FRANKLIN ST,
New.Yofk. october 81. 1892
THE DIRECTORS of the Cook x Bern
i heimer Company ave odsy d"ca'cd semi nnual
dividend Of per tie Preferred stock payable
November 10 lc92 =.
Venib~r 49, 1892 - ..,. --
THE AMERICAN ENC HANGE NATIONAL
1 BANK i2s BROADWAY. NEW.N DIRK, october
20. Is92-At meeting o. The Bolri OF Director, HID
ths day, a dividend OF THREE AND OH 80
PER CENT the CAPITA stock was declared niysble
November ! yrI.
prosmo. EpWAltp ~ INS Io-n.t
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Pm ad ph.a fNp.css 90. 40. :OU, 10 ~. II so.
yitt DlAl.e C,l \. NJ, 80. 10. 80, with Dining
Car 90 ; 90 q 80, . 80. > r NJ. u rs night.
suida, . 90. 10 80. fl 80 with Dining Car A. NJ,
30. 80. with Dining Car. 900 y 90 L. NJ. l. 10
Baltimore and WASHINGTON Express daily at 90. II 80.
witt Dining Car \. NJ. 80. 3 80 Dining Car. :Co
Additional train week days for Baltimore at 100 r NJ.
cr Realms e looo % gas M hoo .I 1:sS;
s. 90 90 SFAr & G"'ii5 } nsn No. w. 49, w.
FOR iisfr ,sburg at 90 40 s45 A. NJ. 90 30
snTSd,ys. ii 80 A. N, 90 90. $50 r ~. ig:i5
"Fp sSr rott.,rlo at 90. 40, $40 A. NJ 90 80
80 no A. ~. 90 80. 100 T. NJ. l2-l5 night
ior Sunbury Icwisburg. and Wiamsport at 90 A.
AZ A 81. ! %. / 30. 80 =. Nj. - rs night except
satnidny hight Sundays 10 A. NJ. 100 Z. NJ. II rs
r6F fas,on Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c.
10 Allentown. T.. N. Sundays. +'30. rs a. NJ. 90
'Tor WiiEc.b prc Pttston and Scranton s as A. NJ.
. 20 p NJ SUI day-. 30 A. NJ
FIR IIIsh Hrdee Branch 600 s'45 a. NJ. 100. 80
p w. rsSt .mbdy 90 at t. 30 80 si5 II 30 A. NJ
81, 90 a. ~. 0:lj. 7 30 r. NJ. Sundays. 90
!" For Atlantic Iiiehlands $50 s:l5 II 80 A. M 80
30 5:3s. 6l5 T. NJ. Sundnys, 000 A. NJ, 90
l. t S5 F,cchli 80 sH5. II 10 A. NJ. I 30 4 30
PEG cns Long 1 10 and GSn,~ south 10 70 rolCs
am p NJ SUNDAYS evcen' Ocean Grove and Asbury
park o 90 4 NJ I on p NJ.
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Net cash hal e44 $40 8Go s14 ,:9s 1870 Dec. sis22:3
Tie foreign exchanges easier in tonc but
Their was no pcrceptible change in rates. There
was less demand for remittance, but the supply Of
merchandise bills was not enlarged. Appended
are quotations for actual business Bankers
bills 81 SO l-4aS4 IS l2 and 81 Sc l-2aS4 Sc 81
for long and short sterling respectively; French
francs. $50 and 5.l7 1-2; rcichmarks, % and
% ID
In London British consols rallied sharply TO
o. LIE for money and % 3-le Tor the account
The bullion balance Of the Bank Of England was
unchanged In the open market money was
slightly easier at 3-4a2 rs per cent for discounts
and firm at l-2al "a per cent Tor daily bal
ounce. American railway shares were dull but
strong and the closing practically at the high
eat figures. At Paris French per cents opened
stron but ended without change at 1897 IL.
Sight exchange on London declined to 2j15 l-2
francs TO the { sterling.
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-HIMBI RGjT-AMERlCAN PACKET co

MEDITERRANEAN EMPRESS LINE.
WINTER SERVICE. ,,
To Genel and Maple. Via C.bDur, by The uaSn,ncelt
fe1n.screw cSpe~. steamers. ocean passage les th'h
day-. 49, - =. ,,,. 49,. -
GRAND EXCURSION % tho Mctlicrraneln and mo
Orient Nv = Fuef.t u .rnsrch from Ncw.forS. FNb =
Duration 10 weeks Iirstcl0ss only Send fof p<1l-
phlet. -. -. . ..... 80, - ,, =. =,
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Ocean Steamers.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. B. co.
IA SHORT EUULk 10 LONDONar,,r,
NEW.YORK. SOUTHAMPiON, BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. ar,
FRS, Cabin, $40 and upward Second CABIN 600
herth Stecrrgc low rates STEAMERS sail IRON loot OF
2d.st. Hobokcn. ,oo O .,
Aer sat Nov. l. II a. H. Ssd Sat. NOV ~ 10 10.
1r1yc Tres. Noy. Is pm. Iahn. Iu-.. No'?' pm
Ilbe Sat. Soy -. Q. Slrce Tues D'c' D. d L.
MEDlfERRANtkN fdNE
NevYorh to Genoa in less than :, GG No fayio r.
Ssi.ciw Ii. Soy ~ IN. fgita noc 81 10 N.
Fhlda Sat. Nov 20 . y. m. we rs sat lac 70 an.
Vera SAT-. pee TO- ksisorw II "a Is 10 ON
Ems Tues. Nov 20 p. m, c.,
Passage; sloo ei;5 or ilSo { 6grIh r rrypf 0"
Ems Tues Jan g. p; n cu.,,,, oro.,
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CT\ARD LINE

" Mako LINE.
n. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA ouEiN ST0wN,,o
Auranil NV. H. noon. Auranis Dec ~ lo ~
Etrura Nov 10 80 q. n .ir ri" l''t. L. y W
Via NOV. 20. 10 a. M ,ala ....brr - o. ~
1 I1Lra. Dec. 3. q. m Uubra D. 81 : y H.
rom y or 49, Norih Hyef. loot Of ark,on 81 o-
s'e.Fc cte.s 70 and rom al par, o. iHoIc a. w
low rats Tor light and passage apply AT the company
Office 80. Row In En-, Sew-lOik.
VERNON II brown 4 CO.. General Agents.
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A -lNMAN LINE. ..
~. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
tIIY or NEM.N DIRK ........W -iue-iay. nov. y, m
CfIY Of CHESTER " edn sdsy, Nov. 10, o. N.
CITY o. rAKls. W,|inc;d,y, nov - a. m.
rroa PR a. y. y. adjoining chris;oPher'st ie.ty 90,
so ard upward. arro ng T. steamer anu
locaion OF second cabin. so ana 30 according l"
,teauef, prepaid Stefsge 80.
IEIERNATION NAVIGATION CO.,
General Agents. q Bowling Green, y. Y
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4 RED STAR LINE
"a. FOR ANTW ERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New YORK ana Antwerp weekly.
NOORDLAH 4. v dn'edfy, Nov. p, a. m
PENNLAND ...,............ STU day Nov Il y Eooh
f,.t c'Ia 50 .ETa1 second ca6a ,,, . A9'"CTP
ily FOR ''Fucts ." h'ee-rgc al very low rates
- INTERN ATIONAI NANfGATioN CO..
Genera Agents. BiwiiDg Green.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY sCPPLIEs.-Ohicc
STEAMBOATS,.
NORWICH LIME.

FJr8 10 DUN, YI.VO, NOI.-
WlCH SIS; wOECESILR. s3.OO; BOSTON, $500
reduction 10 al points East Steamer,
leave Pier 40, North River next pier above
Street Ferry, daily SUNDAYS excepted, A. 90 r. ~.
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TROUBLES OF THE FRENCH IL AFRICA
RUM0RED MASSACRE on THE UPPER NIGER
AGGREesIYEXEss OF TIE DAMOMNNa.

RUMORED MASSACRE on THE UPPER NIGER
AGGREeSIyENESS OF THE DAHOM\NS.
St. Louis senegal. April 5.-It IS reported here that
the members Of Capaln Mcnard's expedition have
been massacrcd by Samory, the native potcntate o'
tho Upper Niger, whose resentug Of French lnericr
cncc in bis territory in the aoudan had already lei
10 several battles between his forces and the French
column under command Of Colonel Humbcrt The
natives have been defeated I'm all these engagements
heretofore AMI at last reports SamOry was retreat
ing In the direction OF Farabata samOry IS soldier
Of fortune, and welds immense influence In The
Soudan.
The troubles between King Behanzln and the French
authorities In the Blight Of Benin settlements grow
more serious every day. An official dispatch re-
ceived here to-day says that 5000 Dahomans are
within four hOurs march OF Porto NOvO and are only
awaiting relnforcements make attack upon that
place
Paris, April 5.-The French Government does not
intend TO attempt 10 invade the territory OF kine
BclIanzin In the interior. II proposes 70 limit th,
operations Of the French troops 10 diving ih'
Dahomans from the coast, and closing Their cOnmun
cations with the sea.
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CHOOSING ALDERMEN IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April D. Great interest was shown In the
local election to-day account Of the recent Doodle
revelation The vote was generally heavy In the
Fifteenth Ward sixteen precincts give burke, Democrat
lone of the indicted Aldermen, 1000, his Republican
opponcnt Rcddich having Less.
In the Tllrty-,ccOnd Ward, Organ Democrat mas
$40: Kinney. Independent Democrat, soJ ana Manu.
pcpubllcan 2OGI. The Thirteenth Ward. In which
,aIo W. Roth. who gave damaging testimony against
tbe Indicted Aldermen Is Il candidate. has not yet
been heard from
Complete returns from tho Ninth warn sho" dc
defeat Of Cullcr0n by Rhode by over 4oo majority
Edward f. Cullclton ha, been member OF The 'oun-
cIl fntnuonLy since i-73, and ha' long been h"h'"
upon and spoken Of the leader OF the 'ity 'ouh'i
of Chicago. This year he Wa, candidate upon ucc
tckcts-the Republican. Democratic ana LiD"r oc's
enabled 10 get his on these three uchcl' bN uc
ocv Australian ballot law. Notwithstanding hs eVl-
dent polmlarity In the past. Cuerton met WIN N'o
lent oppJsitiOn this year, every paper III 'he uN'
with the exception OF a small afternoon phDnoa95l
Lciny aa,u-t him. George I. Rhode. the suoccsSihl
cnruidac owe, his election. II i ehd more !" inc
fsrt that il was anything to beat Cullcioh u'ah 10
any personal popularity.
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lie has no friends relatives here and has frequently
figured In the police court for assault non-suppor Oh
his wife. and drunkenness.
A CLERGYMAN'S DISAPPEARANCE.
THE REV DR.. WEBSTER. OF RICH EAST BALTI
MORE CHURCH. CANNOT BE FOUND.

THE REV. DR. WEBSTER. OF RICH EAST BALI1
MORE CHURCH. CANNOT BE FOUND.
Baltimore, April 5.-The Rev. J. J. G. Webster,
presiding elder OF the East Baltimore district OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. disappeared from his
home last night, and all efforts oGnd him by friends
and police have thus far proved fuiless. Dr. Webster
who is widower. made an engagement to marry next
fall young OF this city, Miss Birdie Skinner
Ie became suddenly and seriously sick Just after the
close OF the Methodist Church Conference held here
few weeks ago. His physician prescribed change
OF scene and air. and his afanced expressing desire
10 be his nurse, 1t arranged by the two families,
all people mature In years that marriage should
take place. The ceremony duly performed twelve
days ago and now the people astounded by the
announcement OF his disappearance. Opposition to
the marriage 1t IS said had brought on his attack OF
nervous prOstratOn. from which he was snll suHerlng
at the time OF the marriage.
Dr. Webster was apparently in excellent health and
spirits yesterday and last evening went out with his
wife to call on her mother. After the VISIT during
which his cheerfuness was particularly noted ne iett
hi, wife with her mother and several friends and SAID
he was going to Wavery Methodist Episcopal Church
to hold "A quarterly conference lie promised 10 re-
turn for his wife at 10 80 O'Clock This he failed TO
do and thinking he had possibly been attacked by
Illness, she returned home after waiting unul III
O'Clock. Not finding him there, his vile INFORMED
Dr. Marshall smith, Mr.. Webster's son-in-aw, VINO
started for Waverly Church. At the parsonage he
WAS Informed that Dr. Webster had not been there
and that the quarterly conference had been much
surprised by his appearance.
lie was seen at : 20 p m yesterday after he had
left his wife; at 40 o'clock he was again seen at
Camden Station where, 1t is said, he bought ucket
for Pittsburg.
The general impression among DR.. websters friends
js that he had sudden return OF the nervous trouble
which affected him several weeks ago, and that 10
did not know what he doing If he left the city.
Thi, fact adds greatly to their anxiety.
Dr. Webster IS one Of the prominent members OF the
baltimore conference and has filled the paStorate' OF
a number Of the leading churches In ms city. t
Madison Avnnue Church, one OF the wealthest IN the
denomination. he was greatly beloved. Marshal Frey
said this afternoon that the police bad learned Iha
ticket for Washington had been sold to gentleman
answering DR.. Websters description, ana thaI they
we're now working that clcw
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r,rryD BY / BhUrAL HUSBAND.

Lawrence Mass. April "a most brutal muFuer
ooc,r,ad here at o'clock this evening, when fc'cf
Emo. a Boston and Maine brakeman ana "or'niosS
husband. shot and instantly klIled MS 'nuu,u ,"o
y,nn, only one shot was fired. but II lodged at the
has q, the brain and the woman fell TO the pavement
and died without murmur. The murderer escaped
He i, sbout thirty two years old. and his wife was
about the same. The couple have son seven years
Old Emo has been living apart from his wie iot some
time and has often threatened her me- MIS- E'io
conducted a restaurant ut No. l3i brIiu""y' 'A
months ago Mrs. Emo found that ne' n",o"". u
o,ho ,yts. living in Planied. Conn. The police
have found tonight that he married his Connecticut
wife on october 2s 1879. leaving her In three years
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PIE c1 ArM AGIINS1 MR. HOSETTER.

Baltimore April 5.-Four actions Tor damages "E
crcrating 81 $4,000. have been begun In the superior
Court against D. Herbert IlO-tetcr the patent ned
cine manufacturer Of I1ttsbltg. those bringing ''c
suIts and tEo respective amounts oh'med aie "S
follows George NJ. Jewett, trustee S"oo'ooo "11'
Gimor and John Henry Mher' s@oo.ooo 1olh n'",s
,,uIor stoo 600 and Winfield j. Taylor trustee OF tne
,.,, ,,nortotion and Terminal Company OF BALTIMORE
s,Io 0DO Mr Jeweit Is the president oil inc
Deer Creek ard susquehanna Railroad Company anu
Mfr Glmor is the president OF the Baltimore ana Lehsh
comuany. The suits. 1t is understood we're brought
,o recover certain securities In accordance WIN I"
settlement between the paintih' ana Nr. io,'e'''''
h result NJ deal I'm stocks. The alleged settlement
A. oade I'm August l-OO. when. II l. stalled. Mr.
uo.,c,tcr agreed to deliver to the plaintiffs VINO
owned them, certain bonds and stocks, consisting oi
500 900 in Maryland Central Railroad securities
secnri,es and $3.50 900 in Transportation and Ierm-
nal Company securities.
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those Deputies credentials BY an electoral junto- In
April-that Is next sunday IN this ycar-the Presdcn-
tai electors chosen by universal suffrage. They
will meet In June and their decision proclaimed BY the
Congress in August. The President elect Will not
be Installed In Office til October IT, 1892 1t IL said
that the Radical party will abstain from voting under
the prcicxt that the arbitrary measures taken by tho
Government deprive the electors Of this freedom. The
most prominent candidate !, Don Lis Saens
Pcid an old man Of >eventysiN years OF AvOraby
known O distinguished and honest judicial officer
lie is the father Of Don Rogue Sachs Pena who
member of the Pan American Conference az
Wa-hin gtOn, where he posed a. AN antagOn To the
plans OF general union presented by the United States
representatives at that conference