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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

THE Old South" says the Boston Da.ly sd
cert'ser, held the largest congregation Of he
summer season within lie walls yesterday. Who
we're addressed by Rev. J. 7. Kelley, d. D., os
washington, ID. C., at both services. The we'll
known capital divine is a man 81 unique iuai-
viduality, with quie. but wonderfully elective
manner. He has soft, low, silverv voice. 30
perfectly clear and distinct that the spoak,.r .
every word is heard with perfect ease in he
fsrthest corner Of the building. His personal
fascination rivets every ones atteation. and he
preaching joins literary finish Co vividness. end
rs marked by great spiritual insight and force. /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

GREKxsBURo, Pa, Aug. 20.-Ofacer Thomas
Spires Of Jeanette, who on Decoration day
climbed to the top Of the residence of q French
citizen of that place and tore down the French
tri-color. has been removed from his place on
the police force. Secretary Of State Foster in
timated recently, in private correspondence
with Gov. Pattison and District Attorney Nc
Curdy, that the discharge OF the officer, who he
thought had exceeded his authority. would be
about the proper thing to do. The general
feeling is that an error was made in so hastily
tearing down the Gag, and that the removal was
the easiest way out OF the difficulty.
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The Peoples Party I'm Idaho.

BOISE. IDAHO, Aug. 20.-The peoples party
state convention reassemblsd yesterday and
nominated state officers - follows: Governor,
secretary Of state, B. F. CLANCY; Congressman,
James Gum, Logan county; treasurer, T. J.
Sutton, Ada county; auditor, J. n. Anderson,
Washington county: attorney general. VIM.
Strong, Adair county. After nominating three
presidential electors the meeting adjourned.
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VIII Make IN Aggressive Campaign.

HoUsToN, TEX, Aug. 20.-The so-called
Lilly White" faction Of the republican party
has decided on an aggressive campaign. At its
meeting here yesterday full electoral ticket
was chosen as follows: Electors-at-laree. John
Nevins Of benson, Max Ortwit Of De
Witt; first district, David Perkins, Hous-
ton; second district, D. h. Fleming,
Chester; third, W. T. Roach. Celeste;
fourth, ". Cam, Paris; nth, L. p Gibson,
Dallas: seventh. Geo. A. O'Brien, Waco; eighth,
o. W. Bradley, Arlington; ninth, T. H. Bell,
Austin: tenth, Geo. w. Hahn, Rosenberg;
eleventh, VIM. Wesfhof, Cusro; twelfth, L. q.
Grothass, San Antonio; thirteenth, David Red
field, Cisco.
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TO SUCCEED MR.. ROBERTS.
Talk Of . Change in the Presidency Of til
Pennsylvanis Road.


Pennsylvania Road.
New YORK, Aug. 20.-The Erening Post
says: "Reports Of probable change in the
presidency of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany At its next annual meeting are being re-
ceived from the west which indicate that
the matter is getting more than passing
attention. Some time since the Evening Post
stated that ii Was more than likely that such q
change would take place, and gave some of the
reasons which ii was variously understood
would be instrumental in bringing that change
about.
According to stories from the west and else
where Mr.. Roberts Is ready to step down and
out provided he may name his sue
cessor. While in Europe it is believed
he has so arranged things with the foreign
stockholders, who control ab0ut 60 per cent
Of the Pennsylvan stock. Mr.. Roberts is ex-
pected back next week. In the meantime con-
siderable gossip has been caused in certain
circles by the sudden departure recently for
Europe Of A. J. Cassatt, one Of the directors
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. In
innate friends Of Mr.. Cassatt say they know
that he had arranged to take his family to Sara
toga and Long Branch for the season. To the
amazement Of his family he came
home one day and ordered that all
be ready to sail for Europe within
three days of that time. Servants were dis
charged and the house closed. The family were
taken along as Q sort Of a blind to inquisitive
folks, the story goes. Mr.. Cassatt met Mr..
Roberts in London, and the gossips say that
the foreign stockholders are ready to support
the former for president Not word has been
heard from Cassatt yet, and his plans are still
kept dark.
Mr.. Roberts choice for president IL Frank
Thomson, the arst vice president Roberts
talked up Thomson in London and wanted the
Enghshmen to agree TO support him next
spring When this news was sent over here
Cassatt, who is an aspirant for the presidency
and the rival Of Thomson, posted of to London
to argue IN his own favor.
The foreign stockholders Of the Pennsylva-
mia railroad BY standing together Can name the
officers Of the corporation. 1t has often been
declared that II IL by the use of their proxies
that Mr.. Roberts has kept himself in place and
has been able to fight OF the schemers on this
side Of tho ocean, who would have ousted him
and used the corporation for stock jobbing
purposes.
at 10 also alleged. according to the latest
story, that the vanderbilts, who are said to be
the real factors in the coal combine, are max
ing it excessively warm for Mr.. Roberts here
and abroad"
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GaooArs
MAMMOTH Csrnrr Hous.

s1o. 82i and SIS IN st. nv,
Can supply you with anything you may need In the
~ Of Carpets. PArlor. Bed Room aAd DINING Room
ON CREDIT
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A Fire I'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 2o.-Thrss stores and
eight dwellings on Cedar street, South Bait
more Courts Bay), were destroyed by fire -,
night, causing loss of 1000. Msssrs. Issa<
and Frank Fines, who conducted q gsnsra
store, were severely burned while hshtinG The
flames. The fire was caused BY the expiosior
of o coal oil lamp. All Of the burned buildinel
were owned by the South baltimore Harbor and
Improvement Company. They were partly in
sured
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VIII Serve the subpenas In jail.

On May srd las Mrs. Sophia v. Lurig filed .
bill for divorce from Charles T. Lurig on the
ground Of cruel treatment, Mr.. Campbell
Darlington being her attorney. The subpoena
could not be served personally and IL was re-
turned non est A short time ago he returned
to the city and threatened and assaulted her
and for this he WAS committed to jail This
morning an alias subpoena was issued and the
marshal will find him behind the bars
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Kilied in . Bieycls ColIisso..

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 2o.-Ths collision
which occurred between Chas. and Albert Rel
riding bicycles has resulted in the death Of
Charles ut the Samaritan Hospital Deceased
was twenty years old and IVES considered one
Of the feetest whselmen in the northern part
of the city.
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Terrible Heat i'm Vienna.

vienna, Aug. 20.-There is no abatement
whatever in the terrible heat that has prevailed
here for some time. This morning several
deaths from sunstroke have occurred, and II ID
q common sight on the streets TO see people
swoon. The city is practically taking a holi-
day. No one ventures out to transact any
business unless compelled by absolute neces-
sity, and then they move along in . most hstle0
manner.
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MARRIED..

ISL sslDe = q. s.Ssa.s IN Ts.a.y hrsSsi q
sey M m,basn q 81 Peter. Church, cHAAl .
Il. bEACHAM Ut this city. No cards
hlPkINs.McGoLRlcK. On Thursday, July D.
~ Al ~ tins IN rch nsrsansg, n.,t,;nore
KINs and KATIE NcGoLRIck 10th OF " ashinSrtssr
D. &.
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OBITUARY.

osessal Hni shs or.diS ana ione livsd hons Of Mn.
1o91RHuE IARDx1LA HICKS. became TOO so1u
- earthly shroud A. morn July Ia lspx,
uel sssrn dsssh cisamsd his own one truly love-
~ 0od and mAA- A ecnsrouA. charitsbls soul tn
sppsarsd ever 20 i've With hesvens choicsf bsncdi
tpa ssseng On ~ brow. Day sfssr Day her life sna
~ pscmpe1np sh9sof sers for Coos negiecss<
ensa Th1nking nausht Of sslf Others Thought an =
-. On naetsas tnssesst must surely be susksns<
~ ~ fact sss she beloved departed the dsuwh
- rssss.ss !.sss,ls q ngssss. Italy: VIC.
sss.snspS3s To- =, sssf:. = 'ssoss n ISIS Z
pcse fo1oheu11f No. - ATTY. AL go eliminated
~ ~ sscss z es@Piss,ss ses e sss ~,
60 = =, u. 6 ss,ss. Z; = ., az 49, -
1h0osh - ma9eefp1es hean the name Of hs -
So. Esenesql - sss6k end psafss ere dss klHp
~ s=3:ss,! s. - Ssr;::,:. - -; -
49, g 80 s-s;:s.:ssEzs .n "a ' is:;.: :
soRRovrHo BxIExp.
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Ex-Prsssaeus Hayes 30 pe there.

BELL.roxrH, Pa, Aug. 2o.-Ex-Prssidsnt
R. B. Hayes has written letter to sx-Gov.
Beaver, in which he has promised to be present
at the reunion Of the Center County
Veteran Club on Friday, September Is,
ton. Gen. Beaver viii be the presiding ofRcer.
Other speakers Who win eShers are Department
Commander GEN. Taylor, Auditor General
Gregg, Gen. d. \. Hastings, Mayor r. l. Mon
tooth, Thom.s }. Stewart, Col James Weaver
and Chill w. Hazsard.
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Kew. MT. Talmage'S Brother Dead.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The Rev. Dr.. John Van
Nest Talmage, brother Of the Rev. 7. Dewitt
Talmage, died in Bound Brook, N. J., yester-
day. He was born in Somerville, N. j., August
IS, 1919. and was graduated in Rutgers College
in 1S45 and at the New Brunswick, N. j., Semi
nary in 1845. He received . license from the
Chassis Of Philadelphia and in 1s46 became q
missionary Of the Reformed Church in China.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY HALroRD left here this
afternoon to spend few days at Asbury Park.

The Virginia Republican Association held
large meeting last night and perfected arrange
ments for the excursion to Percelville, Loudoun
county, Va, next Wednesday. The association
will carry with them corps Of speakers, among
whom will be John II. Langsson and Chairman
]. II. Harrison.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. 20.-Repreeentatives
Of all the railroads entering Memphis rlet here
yesterday and reorganized the Memphis Pas
senger Association. An iron-clad agreement
was signed. This puts an end to the rate war.
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Fell From the New Metzerott Butldin~

This morning VIM. Coates, colored, painter,
while at work on the new Metzerott building,
fell a distance of three stories. He was con-
veyed to the Emergency Hospital, where it was
discovered that his scalp had been cut and that
he was considerably bruised. None Of the
wounds were Of . very serious nature, however.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits we're received from the
health Office for the following:
White-hargt ID. CogsweIl. wear: wtn-
Conrad, II years; Jacob W. Smith. p years;
VIM. FORSYTH. So years; Henry Miller. "a vesrs;
David Nermilion, year; Elizabeth Franklin,
2 months; Claude Dean, ! month; Mary Nc
Namara. Z months
Colored George Haul. yenrs; Mary L. lea,
years; Corn Simms, months.
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Gen. Husted's Illness.

PrEKsKILL, n. Y, Aug. 2o.-Gen. Husted's
condition remains unchanged. He 10 Q little
better, il anything. Col Thomas ID. Hustsd
said this morning to . reporter that his father
was little better and had passed quiet night
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Treasury Department Changes.

Promotions-ofhce internal revenue: n. y.
stsarns, from class three 10 class foar: Miss n.
r. Holmes, from class two 10 class three; Mis-.
n. T. Alexander. from class one 10 class two;
W. Z. Todd, from class L to ciass one, Misc r.
j. Gallagher. from class ID 10 class L.
Treasurer's once: 7. J. TAYLOR. from class y
70 class T.
Registers Office; Mrs. L. r. McIntire. firm
class two 10 class three; Miss J. q. shear-r.
from class one 20 class two
supervising architects Office; r. l. Stevens,
from class one 20 class two.
sixth auditors once: Lndley Fogg. from
elass two 20 class three; Miss y. NJ hoofs-.
Elmer Z. Jackson. Miss Aimee MoolcV, z, n.
Latch, Mis- N. c. King. O. z. woolf. from cla..
one to GLASS two; c. A. kram. Mrs L. u. A.
than, jas. W. Davidson. Miss b. p. Norris. Nia-
G. A. Lord. from class TO class one: Miss D.
X. Crawford, Z. :. Catlett. II. L. l.. NewbcIna,
from ciass ID 10 class Z; c. r. Cummins. Geo.
4. hosen, Miss b. L. Stringer. from esq &c
class d.
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Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures ct N.
Office Of the weather bureau today: sam. IS,
2p.m.. IS; maximum. So; minimum. 81
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The Worl,s to b. Shut Dovn.

FISD1Ar, ONO, Aug. 2o.-Ths conference
between the managers Of the Salem vire nail
mill and the msnbeB Of the Amahmated n
held in this city yesterday afternoon, resulted
In . disagreement. The works win be Shut
down for m indefinite period aud work hos
already been begun on an eight-foot feupe
around The building. -Four hundred mnn ~
thrown out Of employmsnt
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Loxpox, Ane. 3A-Ths Guaslsrrs Dusnoa
Aysss eorrsspspasns ays - - - bsot -
thnsiI for - stntsasut - . ds1ni1s pre-
poll = ebo14 - - Nsde - setl1s IL a.
tsrnal DIT q - As4Qtne AsDub1ie q {
reduced go 49, Psed16ate2set onsns
Hsaa e.d ~ bading sln1asa, - IN, -
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Hardships Imposed on Italian fresps.
ROME, Aug. O.-Grsat Indignation = mani
Tested by the pres over The long marches -
quired Of the troops during TIE present tropasal
heat. Fourteen hundred msa were % The rod
from Trsvigiio 10 Means from . O'Clock In ths
morning until o'clock IN the afternoon- Fif-
teen were sunstxuck and one became delirioul
and shot himself. On another march, fron
Venice to Nolo, 100 soldiers were disablsd end
sixty had TO BE- sent to . hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

LosDos. Aug. 2o-A fireman On the British
steamer Ellen Dunbar, from Hamburg. did q
IL hospitAl ~ Gnnesmouth yssesrday mon
vAat Ne pAydsinns psoesanes - hsss bssa
Asistio cko1orn.
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A Chance To SAVE MONEY.

We viii offer for . few days:
EXTRA SIZE HoNKYCoMB BED SPREADS ct
&c each
EXTRA HEAVY and SIZE CROCHET BED
SPREADS 81 e1. 90 each
FuLL-sIzED BED COMFORTS ct s7se. q 90
q p and also.
BLANKETS at 75c.. Csc. slo0 saA sl.5o up .
pair.
100 pairs Of ia ALL-woOL BLANKErs. worth
- 80 pair. to 20 at %. IS pair.
100 dozen ALL-LINEN HucK TOWELS. ssss eox
90 with deep fancy borders. ct l2<c. each. e160
doasn-
one lot CHENILLE PoRTIEREs. frinssd md dsao
- and bottom. to 80 ss "a Is psar.
cARHARr LDIDY
saas ss7n - s.A 100 Z - - .
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a COMPLAINT OF CRUELTY.
10 WIN he Preapsiy Investigated ny ths
Department OF Ja-sic~.

10 WIN Ne Preaptiy Investigated ny the
Department OF Je-sic~.
a litter ms received % the Department q
Justice today from Mr.. J. W. HAYES. general
secresary Of the Knights 81 Labor. complain
ing Of the alleged inhuman treatment %
United States prisoners at Bose
CITY, Idaho. nov awaiting trial for
complicity in the recent riots in the cua-
d Alene mining districts. He saws that pTs.-
oncr named Peter Green has been .
particular victim Of cruelty at he
hands Of the United States marshal. Actias
Attorney General Aldrich replied 10 Mr. Haze
This afternoon saying that the matter wall be NJ
ve<taested st once. He also telegraphed 90 Mr..
Crossvsite. an examiner OF the Department
nov st CGur Alene. 90 proceed 20 Boise CItv
and tnvsstteste the charges and 90 report fbe
facts 10 the department az once. also 20 see
that no cruelty abuses ere pr.cticed on any
United States prisoners there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
Love LIFE

IL possible only when the blood is pure and vigorous.
To sxpsl scrofula and other posons from the circa
ton the superior MEDICINE IL AYERS ssrssparills-
II fmparts permanent strength and efficiency TO ever
organ of the body Restoration TO perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsaparills- Mary Schubert. Kansas City.
Kan. writes:
II convinced that after having been sick whole
year from liver complaint Ayers sarsaparfa saved
my life. The best Physicians being unable to help
me and having tried three otter proprietary medi-
nes without heneft Of last TOOK Ayers Sarsaparila
n result Q complete cure Since then have
recommended this medicine to others and always with
success"
AYERS sARSAPARILLA-
Prepared By Dr. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mas
Cures others; VIII cure you
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Young Gould Joins His Regiment.

New YoRx, Aug. 20.-Jay Gould and his fam
1y arrived at Irvington yesterday morning
Geo. Gould came to his Office. Edwin Gould,
who il q staff officer and rife inspector Of
practice for the seventy first regiment, imme-
diately left for Buffalo TO join his regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

CAPT. d. B. DoRBISs. one Of the Oldest
superinsendents in the life-saving service, died
at Buffalo this morning Of pneumonia.
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Fosro.IA. ONO, AUG. 2o.-Ahsst Z O'Clock
this morning dis.ssr pus eoaaasration swept
over the town Of rssport. Wood county,
north Of tAi ethyl On ths Ohio Csatral
railroad. dcstxoyind NUMEROUS buMness
hlochs and dAmagi3g and conpaetsly law
ching the businsa portion az TIE city.
TAs town has NO IRE dspsrtnsnt and hsip
vas summened from fost9A, hst ~ dsparS-
nsuS did net 70 beca3ss tAsrs vss no vafse h
hak. Total les sboasl sse1oa
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LoxDoE, Aus. Commanding on The labor
Troubles In TIE United STATED TIE Times ssys:
'Ihs hbor Troubles inths United States have
taken form not eaaily "a b distineuiihedf from
owl war. We cannot YET venture % think TIE
danger eudsd. Il = suau wondsr that ths
courss Of a1hiu = wateh<d With alarm b. those
IN whose msmcry n events Of ISL are stil
fro6h."
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Allfsd La. bnanan, - - e.nsl boaa Il
osorgstsun - morning snA 10y sut ~ 81
aud hsnA Hh vounds uvrs lrsusa e -
EnGgsney Hc.pitaL
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TIE WAsnrs SHOE Hous.
Ills F Sra.r1 N. w.

GOODRICH. LAWYER, 124 DEARBORN
n. street. Chicago. IL "a ysanp sxpertonoe; -
crscy special facilities In several Goodrich On
divorce, with laws Of al states. In preaA
u1y2l tn. III. SLY
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MORE TROUBLE AT DUQUEsNE.
The Carnegie Company Threatened With
Another strike.

The Carnegie Company Threatened With
Another strike.
PrrrsBURa, Aug. 30.-Another strike may
take place at Dusquene within the next few
days. The Cn9negis Company is said TO be
systematically discharsing the men who led the
late strike, as many as eight being
thrown ont Of employment in one day.
All those turned OF rejoin the Amalgamatsd
Association and there ID q strong feeling in IA
vor Of instituting another strike unless the dis
charged workmen are re-e.nployed by the COM
pany Burgess MeInckis, the executive of
Homestead, whose trap and u.tsrances
in the east about the Homestead strike
have caused 80 much comment, arrived home
yesterday. He said he secured 1880 for
Homestead relief in Boston alone. II ID
now stated on good authority that the
Pinkerton detective agency has spotted
the men Who took the guns on the
evening Of the riot ct Homestead and that quite
. number Of arrests vim soon be made. John
Fleishman, the man shofstt the Union mill yester.
DAY, Il doing well and Twin recover. The rail
II running about - usuhl, but without additions
10 the force at work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The followinF are the opening and closing prices o.
vire to Carson Mccartney. 1419 F street
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MRS. WINsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MES "lSsIo~s sooIhiNe SfHor
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MrILtONS
ofNOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, sOFTENs the GUNS. ALLAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by arussists In every part Of the
World Be sure and ask for MRS. Winslow's Sooth-
IN. SYRUP and take other kind p cents bottle.
E311y
IYTs. sPAsMs. ST. vITUS DANCE. DRUNK
Tves ssmpies SCHILLER STEVENS,
9Th and Pa ave.
IIABITUAL CONSTIPATION CURED AND THE
III bowels strengthened by the regular Of Carters
Ittle Liver Pills In small doses.
Don't forget this
IL Nseding tonic or children that want building mp
should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
II N pleasant to take curee Malaria, Indigestion
- Btuouznesa- All dealers keep IL.
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Mr.. Dsvis4 speaks for ,Gr. 1Gsrisy.

LoHDox, Aug. D.-Nr. Michael Davitt spoke
today ct Now CASTE on-Tyn IN support Of the
candidacy Of the RI Hon. John Morley, who
esekd collection. Upon accepting thechief secrs-
Aryship for Ireland Mr.. Davitt declared that
- did not believe The Irish question would
. monopolze parliament as to shut out quss.
Hons Affecting British woekingmen. He sisted
thaS BE- had the consent of seventy Of his col
baguss to declare that thsy would vote - ons
h favor q measures = improve the condition
u IL working Hen.
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BALTIMORE. Aug. 20.-F1our dull, unchanged
receipts 1Asl1 barrels; shpments, %, sAo barrels
No. red spot, .sNa77; August, Isxa77: sepIem-
Der. 17sI7k; October, 7sassA; December, seX
asked; steamer No. red, 70-receipts, l37, $50
bushcs; shipments, Sc6, 1876 bushels; stock l.ssa-
lI3 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels Southern wheat
easy-Fultz. 7sa7s; Longberry, 7oaso. Corn steady
Der, 81 bid: October, 6sx bid year. IS asked;
steamer mixed. IS bid - receipts, 7,64s bushels:
shipments, 1f,sS7 bushels; stock, 81,l55 bushels;
sale1, 5000 bushelA Southern corn steady-white,
ssssIk; yellow, SLASH. Oats quiet and hrm-No.
white western, <sa4s; No. Z, mixed western, 81
slo-recepts, A,OiI bushels: stock, 1901 busheis
Rye quict-Eo. 7s-receipts, 4,Sss bushels; stock,
1A11S bushela Hay very steady-good to choice
tn0shy, 1kSoa1Ssd. tram freights steady, un-
changed. Cotton nominal-middlinI, TX. Pro-
osx pSr. Hs bulk =, neat loose
sagas. piokled shoulders, sx; sugar-cured smoked
shoulde1, ~; hams, small, 1i9; large, Il; lard,
reaned, !sh; crude, X. Butter irm-creamery,
fnney, 31a3es do fair to choice, 31a2s; do imta-
20, i'..l; i:dis, fancy issis; DO good 70 choice
active-lssls. Coffee hrm-Rio cargoes fair, Il
AK: No. ], 1<A. Sugar steady - GRADUATED,
tSl-1e0. Copper steady-fehned, 10xa11. Whisky
stsady-1.3sa1. 70 per gallon In load lots. Pea
erS. sssx; North Carolina, 3 Peanut market
Arm.
BALTIMORE Aug 9o-virginia threes, Tlxa75;
Baltimore and OHIO stock. sssss; Northern Gen.
Rh stock, % bid; Consolidated gas bonds, lis bid;
90 stock, 61Aasiz.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Aug. - tclosing,. - wheat-Septem-
Der, 7SA. Contemporaries, sax: May, sa Oats
september, s&,t; Nay, s7h. Pork -Sepsember,
January, 7.ia1<. Rihs-Ssptenoer 7.ss; January,
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