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Exchange and BulIInr
Shining Notes.

Steamers &c sail to-day are the City OF Peklng
for China and Japan. the Oregon for Portland, the
Humboldt for humboldt Bay, the Point Arena for
Mendoeino, the Point Iona for Grays Harbor and
the Santa Rosa for san Diego. Ihe Columbia falls
due from Portland, the UmAtila from Victoria and
Puget Sound, the Truckee from Tllamook Bay and
the NCWberu ftOm Mexico.
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as so; Sicily Lemons, 81 50@5; California Lemons
75c@sl so for common ana $2@3 for good to
choice; Mexican Lines. $6@S u box; bananas,
81 5O@2 so . bunch; Pineapples, s6GS 2 dozen.
DRIED FRUIT = Inactive at tie old prices.
n II; Bleached Peaches, 51s@6Isc sun-dried Apri-
cots, 21a@318c; Bieaehed Aprlcots. 6@712c y n; (;
S'9 SIC Tor sliced and 21% &c Tor qusrered Fitted
Plums. 4@4l4c; unpitted Plums. 2@2iAc; Grapes.
German Prunes 4@5e: Red Nectarines S@ic;
White Nectarines. .4@5c; Figs, Impressed 495c;
Sliced Pears. 3@5c; CHARTERED Pears Csc y fb.
RAISINS-Layers, fancy. are quotabe at SI Is
with the usual advance Tor fractional boxes; loose
Muscatels. eOGsOc q box and 2129Sc u ID In SACKS
n,nersSc eo 4Gse n: softshe a. aSoGd. foe o ~
@l1Iac b NJ hardshell do. -; papershell. II
a l3c; Chile Walnuts. sQ9c: Peanuts. 21sa3c TOR
for small aud l5Gl6c Tor large: Fiiberts Il@
12c Brazil Nuts. o12G5c: Cocoanuts 81 p zoe.
NEGErABLES-Peas and Beans are still lower
under heavy supplies. Rhuharb scarce yesterday
ana sold high Mushrooms, from 81 a box up to 4Oc
= 10. Recelpts were 7l2 boxes Asparagus CO boxes
Rhubarb 949 sseks Peas and l7S SACKS Beans.
Cucumbers, 75e@l 25 = doz; String Beans, lG3c q
10 for Los Angeles, 334c for Winters and 3@l5c
for Wax Los Angeles Summer Squash, $l61l 80 /;
Winters summer squash. Sl@l so u box; Aspa-a.
gus sl@l so = box Tor common to good aud 81 75
az q box for choice; Rhubarb. 76c q box
for small and $l g box for No. 1; Los Angeles
p sack for garden and 4O060c for sweet; Dry Pep
pers, lO9l212e; Cabbage. 40G6Oc q etl; Feed Car
rots, soc; lurnlps 6o@7oc; Beets 81; Parsnips.
PRoyISIoNs-Easter Covered Breakfast Bacon.
12A@l3c; California Smoked Bacon, l09l0 I4c for
heavy and medium, l2@l3c D n for light. aud
l314G131ac for extra light: bacon Sides. l0@1014c;
Eastern sugar cured Hams for city trade. 100
I31ac California Hams salt lI15@l2c u II refrig-
eratorcured 12@l21ac r 10; Lara. tierces Eastern,
all kinds, s@4@9c; cases. l0H@l0$4c; California,
tierces, 9G914c; haIfbbls, 9Li99 Lac: tins 10c;
pals l0-lb lOz z2c: do 5-iD. l0l4e; kegs, 914@I0c
2 10; Mess Beef. 81 6O(9S; extra mess do SO 501t9;
family do, $l1 5aGl2: clear PORK, Sl9 60Q20;
extra prime, SI5@l5 90; extra clear, $2O@20 50
mess $l7 50GlS u n: Pig Pork, q keg, 1903 2o
Pigs Feet. $129l2 rs q Dbl; Smoked Beef. 1l1a9
HoPs-Buyers bid 1b@l71kc q u for the new
crop.
HIDES AND DPELTS-Heavy salted steers, 7@714c;
medium &C. light 4e p IL Cowhides &c: salted KIP,
sac q n: sated Calf, &c; dry Hides usual seec-
tion, &c; dry Kips, SC; dry Calf, Sc: prime Goat.
skins. 30@50c each; Kids, 5@l0e; Deerskins, good
summer, 3712c; medium. 30@3212e; winter 209
25c: Sbeepsklns, sheariings. l0025c; short wool.
40@D70c: medium, 100000; long wool, e0cG$l 40
e 10. Calls OF all kinds about 1s less.
TALLOW-No. / rendered. 4614I4c: No. 2, SAG
31ac; refined, 53446c r. H.
WOOL-Spring Wool is quoted follows:
Southern and San Joaquin years clips l1@l312c; do
seven months, l2@l5c; Foothill. 15@I7I2e; choice
Northern. l7@20c Nevada, 59l7c p 10; Eastern
Oregon, l39l7c; Valley Oregon, IS92Oc p II.
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DELINoUENr SALE NOTICES.

A LPHA CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
n Company-Location OF principal place OF bust
ness, san Francisco, Cal. location Of works, Gold
Hil Storey County, New.
kctice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF Assessment No 8,
levied on the l4th day OF April. 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows:
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE SPLENDID 3O00-TOS STEAMERS k,s1-
i OF this line carrying United States, SslzsssZ
Hawaiian and Colonial mails. sau from E0lsom-iE
harr ~ under
IUk HoNolULU, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
DIRECT
SIS. MARIPoSA. .....FRIDAY, May 81 at P. N.
FOR HONOLULU ONLY.
SIS AUSTRALIA -. TUESDAY, June z. at 2P. VI
For freight and passage apply at oniee 327 Mar
ket street j. ID. SPRECKELS n BROS. CO..
26tf General Agents.
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A Grain Holiday.

The Produce Exchange has adjourned TO Monday
on account OF the merchants picnic to-day. In
fact, owing 10 the same event, wholesale business
Will be largely abridged to-day.
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CUNHR1 LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PAGKEf Cl.

CNTEAMERS LEAVE AsPINwALL eSre>
- fortnighriy for this west Indies and @EMNAEA
ssutnampton calling route at Cher -<@eNasA<71s
lourg France and Plymouth TO land passengers
Through Bills of Ladaag. in connection with siS
Pacific Mail s. Co., issued for freight aad treAsLrs
10 direct ports In England and Germany
Through tickets IRON san francisco 70 Plymouth
Cherbourg, southampton. First class. $l95; saifI
class x97 5u. FOR further particulars apply ~
lfltIt fAREOlI u C0. AsoaGS S9j GailIJsLi1is,
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COMPAGNlE 6ENERALE
IRA A I'll A L q U E
French Line to Havre.
HOMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH R<Fa.
" River, foot of Morton ST Travellers by fzzklzZ
iris line avoid both transit by English railway aud
he discomfort OF crossing the channel in small
boat
Ia TOURAINE. Capt. Frangeu. ..................
Saturday. May 18th, 4;3O A. Y
LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Boyer. ...,...,....."..
.......... Saturday, June 4th. $3.50 Az
LA BoURGOGNE. Capt. Leboeuf. f.....,...s...s.s
.............. Saturday june / lth, $3.50 AN
LA BRETAGNE, Capt. Collier. ..s.......r.....
....... ... Saturday. June lSsh, S:O0 AN
HN- FOR further particulars apply TO
A. FORGET, Agent.
No 8 Bowling Green. New York
J.F FUGAZI a CO., Agents, Montgomery ava
Branch Office, 10 Montgomery street mr2utt
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Family Retail Market.

The only change in dairy products is a further
cheapenlng OF domestic Cheese.
Meats show change
Poultry is rather cheaper all around. owing to
better supply.
Summer Fruits stll backward. The principal
varieties TO be had Strawberries, Goose ber
and Cherries. CurTants. Cherry Plums and Figs
have appeared and Aprcols are expected every day.
Vegetables are In good supply and String Beans
are cheaper.
Oranges and Lines have gone up. owing to shorter
supplies and the hot weather.
Fish shows change.
Following is The CALLS regular weekly retail
prfp
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THE SUPERIOR FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE

Elegant Cherry ParIor Suit in brocaded silk:
odd Easy Chairs in same: Willow Rockers, Cherry
Tables Lace Curtains and Poles. Oriental Lounge.
chenille cover; Fine Large OIL Paintings. Walnut
and Oak Chamber Suits, Spring and Hair Top Mat
fonier, Best Tapestry, Brussels Carpets over the
house, Walnut MirrOr-baek SidebOird. Walnut Ex-
tension Table and Dining Chairs, Range with water
back, Croekery, Cutlery and Glassware, Oiesoth
and Kitchen Utensils, etc.
l WIN BUTTERFIELD, AuctiOneer, 4l2 Pine.
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Wool Market.
WeaLIr CIaarInrs.

NEW YoRK May 20.-wool steady. DomestI
fleece, 26lz@S5c p 10.
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THE PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
VIII call for and cheek baggage from hotels Al I
residences Inquire OF ticket agents for time Ii
and other information.
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what the Band win Play.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

The following Is the programme Of music
to be performed by the band in Golden Gate
Park this afternoon:
]. Columbus Polonals. als....,,......,,....,.Cla Clarens
2. Fest overture Lor tzing
3. Funeral OF a MariOnet (comic) ......... Gounod
4. Selection from Donna Juanita" ....,... Suppe
0. Farol Comique. ue................., Hindley
D. Potpourri, Musical Jokes" ............ tiamin
q overture. "MItare" "............. Mend essohn
3. Oboe solo, with horn obligato, from the
opera "The Deserter" ................... Conrad
Oboe, Mr.. j. L. Mundwyler:
Horn Mr. r. Schiott
8. Grand selection Macbeth" No. l. -. Verdi
10. Santiago A. Corbln
IL fllgrim thorus ana song. on the Evening
Star. r....-...... ...................... -. Wagner
L. Petersburg Sleghrde p......... Ell enberg
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HoRSISe SALES
Board-5O Cal Electric Light I6: so do l5sL. so
Hawaiian Commercial. 21s; 2b V Water eSsls.
Street-20 Omnibus Cable, 50.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-l0O Cal Electric Light b 80. l6; $1,000
OF Cal 81 Bonds. ll3.
1t is considered unlucky for any of the
wedding guests TO be dressed in green OF
black, black crepe bonnet or band on
gentleman's hat. These accidents entail
lifelong misery to the new married couple.
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New York nIarketa

NEW YORK, May 20.-The stock market to-day
continued TO show fair volume OF business but
the greater portion of the trading was the direct
result OF beaTish operations In the afternoon a
drive was made Changers, the food being
brought forth as excuse, and the close was weak
dull and firm. PetrOleum-June closed at 55Jsc
NEW YORK. May 2O.-United States Bonds. AS
llS: do 2's. 90: Northern Pacific. l9 Cana
dian Pacific 1914; Central Pacific, 81; Union Pa
cine. $685. Atcbison and Santa Fe. 321a; Wells.
Fargo, las: Western Union 02Ts; Silver. s77sc;
Sterling. "a S7d4 SS1A
Wheat = May. 9lI4c Flour. firm Coffee
Sl2 65. Sugar 25s9e3 Lice HODs-Pacihc Coast
23@2Sc. Hides, l5c Copper-Lake. Sl2 TIN
spot, s2l 80 Lead-Domestie, 81 2743. Iron-Sl6
Petroeum-June, 55iSc.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ESr. Chronomster and
Instrument Maker. California strest
Sign of the Wooden SaIioc
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SAN FRANCISCO AnO N. p. RAILWAY:

1he Donahue BrOad-OauSo Route"
COMMENCING SUNDAY PSIL 2&, 1879 ~,
~ and until further notice boats and trains Will
leave from and arrive at the san Francisco Psssens
ger Depot. Market-street wharf, as follows:
From San Francisco for Point Tiburous
BelVedere and San Raftel.
WEEK DAYS-7:40 $40, IL 20 4. NJ: 1880, $3.50,
sUSDAYs-a;0O, $3.50. I1:OO A. NJ; 1880 $40.
$500, 6:l5 P.
From San Rafael for San Francisco.
$40, sos P. N. SATURDAY ONLY-An extra
trip at 80 P. II.
sUNDAYs-s:I0, $40. I1:IO A. NJ; lao, s:4o
500 6:25 P. NJ
From Point TiburOn to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYs-6:50. 500, 9:55, II :55 A. N. 2:O5,
4:05, 5:35 P. NJ SATURDAYS OhLY-An e1-
ira trip at 55 P.
sUNDAYs-s:S5, 1905. 1888 A. n; 2:O5. 4:Q5.
b.30 $3.50 P n
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And In accordance with law, and an order from
the board OF directors. made on the 14th day OF
April. 1892 so many shares OF each parcel or such
stock may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction at tho ONCE OF the company, room 70, Ne
vsda block. No. 800 Mont2o omery street San Fran
cisco, California, on WEDNESDAY,, the eighth
(Sth) day OF June, 1892 at the hour of O'Clock P.
of said daY, TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs or advertising and ex
penses OF sale.
CHARLES (. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 70, Nevada block, No. 800 Mont
BRUNSWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
ID Company-LOcation or principal place OF bust
ness, San Francisco CAL. location OF works, Grass
Valley, Cal
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment (No. -
levied the 18th day of April, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as follOMS:
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
srrAnrns DrsrIxArIox sArLs wnnr

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates Of Departure From San Francisco.
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Hops are held more confidently. pacIacs selling

SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar Raw. steady and unchanged; rehned
steady and unchanged.
Coffee nj Moderately active at 5@alO points advance
Sales, $4,000 bags; May, Sl2 90; June, Sl2 20 /;
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AUCTION SALES.
William gIJTTERFlELD.

WILLIAM bU ERfIELU,
Real Estate Agent and General Auctio1ssr,
once and Salesroom-412 Pine st., Nevada Block
THIS DAY.
Saturday. May Il 1897
AT IL O'Clock a. NJ, on the premises.
2204 GEARY STREET, NEAR DEVISADER0
(Take Ellis or Sutter st. cars, Geary st. lot
running so tarl,
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Assessments Pending
EoARD SALES.

NoTE-AsseSsme ents Of mines EC
Beard fau delinquent IN Office
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HAlLE,S TRUE POSITION.
ne VIII Loyalty Abide by tho Result of
tho Onicia1 Count.

SPRrNGTIELD, Mass, Dec. 2.-Lisut.-
Gov. Halle to-day consented to make a
brief statement to the public OF his position.
He said that he had mover for moment
questioned the legality Of the election of
Gov. Russell; that he never intended to
make any contest concerning the same.
Many friends and influential members Of his
party have strongly urged him to do so for
the purpose Of ascestaning the number Of
blank votes not counted which were intend
ed for him.
He has given their views careful consid-
GRAFTON, but his mind is not changed from
the first. He sent his congratulations to
Gov. Russell the day after the election, and
supposed tho whole matter settled, and 1t
was not until reports reached him from va
rious ports OF the State regarding tho
double marking of the ballots for governor,
and the positive opinion expressed to him by
those in whose judgment be placed
the greatest confidence, that there was
not the slightest doubt OF the
fact that he became fixed in the belief that
enough votes had been thrown out as blank
which il counted according to the intent of
the voters would have changed the result In
the State. He has never authorized any
publication of his views until now. He re-
grets exceedingly the excitement, personal
feeling and friction caused by the unfortu-
nate affair, and strongly deprecates any
and all extreme and injudicious criticism
and comment.
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WISELY SPARED eLUSTER.

Pacific Mail steamship Companv'
Trouble No Pretext for Threats
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-President Harri
son and Secretary OF State Foster are con-
graduating themselves that their customary
caution stood them in suoh good stead when
they were importuned last week by Edward
Lauterbach, W. p. Tisdsls and other repre-
Sentatives OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
company to threaten France on the basis OF
the Monroe doctrine, because of the business
differences between tho Panama Canal com
pauy aud the Pacific Nail Steamship com
pany.
The Investigations which the president
and secretary Of state have boon able to
make, together with the publications on tn Q
subject In tho newspapers, have convinced
then, it ia understood, that this matter Is
rather private quarrel than an interna-
tlonal con troVersy.
IL Is said that the president, who at first
intimatsd that he might at least bring the
matter strikingly to the attention of Con-
grsn, will, as he has at present been ad-
vissd, do nothing of the sort He Is said to
DO convinced that there Is no indication so
far IN the matter Of any present intention
on the part OF France 10 seize or to colonies
the isthmus OF Panama, or to interfere with
the autonomy Of the United States of COL
umbia and, therefore, that the Monroe
doctrine 10 In no wise applicable to the ques.
tion As 1t stands.
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oLADerONE'S GREAT MEASURE.
Notifications OF tho Ola Homo Rule Bin
to Appenr In tho Nav.

hou1uca1ons or the Ola Homo Ruiz Bfl1
to Appear In tho Now.
LONDON, Dec. In the new home rule
bill, notifications will be made in the meas
urs of 1896 as follows:
Clause 4, restricting tho powers OF tho
Irish legislature, is enlarged by further de-
hning the limitation of tho powers Of the
legislature to interfere with the endowment
of religion or to impose disability or confer
privilege on account Of religious belief.
Further guarantees relating to denomiua-
tional education are provided. Next, the
constitution OF the legislative body will be
modified by raising the number of members
of the first order to the upper house, who,
as in the first bill, shall hold Office for 10
years.
The much disputed clause "a, removing
the Irish peers from the House of Lords and
the Irish members from the House Of Com
mons, disappears in the new bill, the rep
resentation of Ireland in the imperial Par
lament remaining the same as at present
to meet the threatened active refusal or
passive resistance of the Obstetrics to the
Irish Parliament by the non pay ment OF
taxes.
Subsection 4 Of class 10 is to be extend
ed SO as to insure the employment of the po-
lice and military forces to enforce the pay
ment Of all taxes leviable by the Irish Par
lament.
Another alteration relates to disputes
arising between the Irish Leg stature and
the imperial government.
II Mr.. Gladstone passes the bill in the
House of Commons it is certain to be re
jected by the House of Lords. This will in
volve a fresh appeal to the country. Even
If the peers are at once submissive to the
49, T.
become law, the alteration of the repre-
sentation in the imperial permanent conse-
quent thereon will require another general
election, while the initiation OF tho new
Irish administration will draw heavily upon
Mr., Giadstones enerries
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FACTS ABOUT THE NAIL


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The annual re-
port OF Chief Postolfice Inspector
Wheeler made to the fourth assistant
postmaster general shows that the total
number of arrests made for ali kinds Of
otlenses during the year was 1884 OF
this number 23l We're postal employees.
This may at first seem large mum Der,
but when we consider that there were in
the service Jan. 30, 1892, lS4 431 persons In
all grades, it is not an alarming exhibit
OF the cases tried 313 resulted in convic-
ton. There were 5000 complaints of all
kinds received during the year, which is
e77 less than last year. Of these com
plants $3.50 related TO losses or other IL
Irregularities in the treatment of registered
letters and 200 to packages Of third and
fourth-clsss matter; 26S complaints of
riding were received, 1852 Of absolute loss,
"a complaints of detention were
made, l39 of wrongful delivery,
8 of tampering with letters and
u miscellaneous complaints were received.
OF the 1872 cases investigated, 1907 were
found to have been based on well-founded
complaints and actual loss to have re-
suited Two hundred and five losses were
traceable to the dishonesty. and 297 to the
carelessness, of postal employees.
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MONTPELIER, Dec. !. -To-day Sheriff E.
w. Howe has appointed these deputy
sheriffs In Washington county: John l..
futile, D. w. Dudley and W. Arthur Jones
OF Montpelier; H. o. Camp and Frank
Cook of Barre; +. L. Howe, Mortified; L.
NJ. Heath, Warren; Charles Keene, Water
bury; Don Phillips, Moretown; L. o. Trask,
Waltstleld; II. G. Ellis, Roxbury; o. R.
Collins, Cabot. Two more will probably
be appointed. There is great stir at
Waterbury, a petition of 500 names being
sent from that village to Sheriff Howe re-
monstrating against the reappontmeut OF
f. Fl. Athsrton, and on the other hand
comes petition from nearly all the at
tornsys In the county asking for the reap
pointmsnt of Mr.. Atherton.
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Fall River portuguess CeIebrRto

FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 1.-The Por-
tug uese society Of this city tonight oele.
brated the 252d anniversary of the rostora-
ton of Portugal. An opera was sung in the
hail OF st. Anne college, many people be-
ing present. The Monte Pho guards of New
Bedford and the Santa Antonio society Of
Taunton were present. The Niscount
Deville DeCoza, Portuguese consul at Bos-
ton, was the distinguished guest of the
evening, and he delivered an eloquent and
appropriate discourse upon the celebration
of the holiday. The proceeds OF the enter
tainment will go into St. Christ's church
fund.
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AN EXPRESS MONOPOLY.


The Adams and American Fxpress Com
panies Fighting to Secure 1t.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The initial move.
ment in what seems to be a well planned
war for express business in New England
between the American Express company
and the Adams Express company WAS in :
Btituted to-day when negotiations look I'M to
the control Of the express business Of the
New England road by the American were
closed aud the Adams company cut off. 1t
is announced that the New England road
has been enjoinsd from entering into a con-
tract with tho American Express company.
1t is learned, however,, that the American
Express is doing Now England business I'M
der its contract, despite the legal colnplica-
lions.
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BURIED IN SNOW.


LONG ISLAND CITY, r. l., Dec. !. -Por-
lions Of the Long Island railroad tracks
were this morning blockaded by from three
to seven feet Of packed snow. The officials
OF the railroad here have been unable to OBJ
tain any information as to the whereabouts
OF the Greenport mail train, which left here
at $3.50 p. m. yesterday, or the train which
left Greenport at 700 O'Clock this morning,
or the train which was due to leave Port
Jefferson at 653 this morning
The wires are down beyond Northport
and Farmingdale. 1t is supposed the morn
ing trains are stalled aud it may be night
before the tracks can be cleared OF the snow,
sufficiently to move. Half dozen freight
trains are snowbound at different points
and tho train men are reported to have suf-
fered considerably from cold and exposure.
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Mayor of III adrid in Troubls,

MADRID, Doc. 1.-The Marquis DsCubas,
the new mayor of Madrid has resigned In
consequence of the prosecution Of the NUM-
oipal officers. The shops of the city are
generally closed as denomination Of SYM
patty with the mayor. The civil governor
aud tho director OF posts aud telegraphs
will tender their designations unless the
government yields to the demands that tho
prosecution of the municipal authorities be
Immediately stopped.
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AN EDUCATIONAL BUILDING
At Tho Worlds Fair Urged by President
HiCinbOtham.

CHICAGO, H., Doc. 1.-President Higin-
botham and Judge V. Massey Of the world
fair council of administration have urged
the executive committe to take immediate
action toward the erection Of an education
al building at a cost of $3.50, 900.
A few hours later the executive commit
tee met and ignored the request for an ap-
preparation. The members examined the
designs and authorized clerk to advertise
for bids and learn what such buildin z
would really cost. At least another week
will elapss before this committee meets the
issue squarely.
To-day the suggestion was made that GER
tain members Of the executive committee
were delaying action on the educational
building as a snub to the council Of admin
istration.
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The Following Revolutions:
THE CHOLERA DANGER.

Grave Fears of q Visitation Expressed
Before the Immig ration Committee.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-Duriug the fore
neon Drs. Jacob, Janeway, Smith vice
president of the national board OF health,
Ewing and Cyrus Edison appeared before
tho immigration committee. DR.. Edison
brought some cholera germs, which the sem
ators looked at under the microscope.
All the doctors stated that they had grave
approximations of cholera visiting this port
unless immigration wos stopped. They also
stated that the only danger from cholera
was from the storage passengers bringing
1t into the country.
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Suffering Led to Suicide.

ALBURGH, Vt, Dec. l. - Alexander
Young cut his throat ut the residence Of his
brotherin-law, Seth Emrick, near Clarence
vile, P. O., about 2 o'clock yesterday
morning and lived only two hours after
committing the act. He was a brother of
Nelson Young of this place and has long
been afflicted with an incurabe spinal dis
ease. 1t is thought that this long continued
suffering unbalanced his mind and led to
the sad act.