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r,,poprAv PRODUCE Markets.

sico on Ian india mess steady at 76s ID
prime me-, %t rs 3D. e rSrh at tn 5 a' G sda1 d.
P mem me-" wes,d hne sieedy al Sos Hams good de-
mand Bacon In fair demaand Ti,rpentine In fair
dcmSnd FSsn IN dc%ad L" mixed w. IN Fair
demand futures r Go SSr Stea%J a, ais ID Feb
PS na and AZ March ti Steady Wheat L
aenaha No reasnot in fair demand; futures In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29

'' US, -. =. a.. a., ,,,,,.. ,o,.i,, ,,,.
On 'le iI"i',' o u T u,urr 9Ggsc: ort
ay .ia34c selected dair.es eia96c; ordinary, l3d2=e
TgGs a3d.ic
Nnnca,n,fs Mimi Inn os-Whea. was weak to
day and nuiu near lie close Of Tie session the prc,
h"id rni"r ,hn rance ~ ye,tcronv Nav wheat
opened al ~ &C. the lowest pO.nt Of the session
and a hal undcr last nights closing price account
of the very weak cable news. Inul after tho noon
hour there wa, scarcely any change and very lttlc
trading Then more active bnying stated the price
M aud Nav closed on the advance at ~ l-oc, Jalu
AIRY, Il 1-lc The cash market was active ana No.
Northern sold rsadly ron % "a ooo, "a go 80,
deal OF low grade "as wo nco "" Ind Dnlth and
Nhcat fc'cp's ner' "ylo ,,O" in.9r% "A -: Nav
suptror -: Ciy,eLS1"u1} ,,vcIt -G I. tc;
op'ned ~ fc' n nS" -, "a hard s6 &c; 80
closing - l-7'; On tdcHI %,,r, "' To-, 90
Northern 80 l-4ci No. Noftherh oo"0-'
phuodotnbto lam ~ Flour weak Rye -four dun
and wnnk - i0g ~ - for fair 10 choice half barrel
s1r,s -, l0o - 10 rs TO quality. Buckwlcat flour
dni and nnrbrnccd from, ~ ~ per 100 pounds for
Hu anu ', ~. w., bncm Wheat weak; 10 > red
Innu,Ip, and Tcbrtoty 80 2caSi March, II 90 l2@
",'ud.S ',nu -, 49, 90 a. m corn Iucuating
- VI APIi' ~ W. % nd firm though Quiet:
Local cnglots were soa,Co any nv 70 = iIc IN ok
pot eisvaS Vs Soc for local trade no
go mi ,.d in Grain dcpot 30 70; No. - In export
:; miNeu IA er"'n o ncPUV - mixed January $50
el," n' totrory March and Api ~ 3-ia Use.
D c, e'e' t I Gecp" anu "" White :oG7 I3c
sclve ~ tie lae uc.,a Pnc No . white 70 l.2r: do
uhsaoea " ir 30 White January, 80 10 Soc
re3'In'Y 'r and irmnsylynnia crcnrncry extfl
a ,1 IN 'ar ge'r rrc and Grm; Pennsylvania dris
Zoe. sugaIs-Hchncd' dmi tui o"' ,,ondr;;
3lGc extra powdered. HHtNdN .iard,ri ,r,"
powered l-oc me era' .n" toi tc. d"nbIe refined
Hlnlad, &C crown a ic conlertionei, 7.sc Red
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rr.poprAv FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Jan -. p. m.-Ncw-i Ork, Penn,ylvanLt
and ohio first morteagn bonds, 81 Is; Canadian
Pacific %: Mexican ordinary. 30 3-S; ST. Paul com
mon 30 -: Pennsylvania. 81 L.; spanish Tours,
I'm the open mlrct fJr three months bills is '-7@ :
per cent Parls adviCcS GuOc PER cent rentes al 70
iruncs 81 - Genuine, iOr the account. and Exchange
ON London at - francs II IL centimcs for checks.
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Craa! Not,ecs


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ NETWORK. COUNTY OF NEW-Y ORK.-Wilsm l.
smith Jarvis J.. Carter and Michael W composing
the firm Of William T. snth %. plaintiffs; aqainct
"EwGcricN' NJ Williams the 'FIeterick" bclng ne
titinu. real bolng unknown to the antins d.
-Suiimons-Tri1l desired in the County Of New
Notk.
10 tie aboyc.named defendant:
YoI ar, hereby sunnoned to answer the complaint IN
this ar and TO copy Of your answer on ".
I,uH ATTORNEYS wihu twenty DAYS after tho >"iFice OF
III, exclusive Of the day % sofNce' ana ~ c
o. failure appear answer, judgment VIII Oc
iak agdst YOU by default the relief demanded IN the
complaint. 90 ,,
Dltca Ncw-YoIk. Dee. 20. 1S3i: ,,-n
HUDSPETH & COLLIER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Orlcc aad ro-'olice adde's No oi3 Bmdwav - Y CITY
To th. defendant Fired rc,' VI. Williams the name
''fr derrick bens fictitious. his real name being u-
Tho for.co!nv summons IS served hv publca-
ZION Pursuant order Of Hon. EdWAd ;tei son on"
NJ the Justices Of the supreme Court ~ ~" ate OF Now
YORK dated the 18th day OF January, ls2 e tied win
,,v O; the c0Hprint in the office Of TIE Clerk o. lie
itv and County Of NewYo. a: the County Count House
A. said citv. the .Sth day OF January lS9-
Dated Nrw-York, January :. ISL. -
HUDSPETU 4 COLLIER.
Plaintiffs attorneys.
Once and postoice address, no 9i3 broadway " J. CITY
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GOOD Oidina' y.-.....-.i's Low VI ddllng ----.or, g.
Stri,t Good Oidna yjl4 NidaAns ..-..-.....1 l'l0
Opton--Thcr, increased activity in This lln" at
,ondJ with variable IA, ec OF pce- For bI!ci period
IN The oit,ct the situation had look. helped n'
rise Of points at Liverpool Lo, al shorts colei.u
moderate and near months ADVANCED q p"4ntNi
rise, however, there considerable rsilAhF anu
os In Tho session I,n Tho port receipts b gan 20 SNOW
IN quite liberal. the niIAct became heavy. IANelpo1l
closed with strength. and the port arrivals tom"ff""
were expected to be larg ttncr aoc ihgc vas -one
talk OF an Increase iu TIE INT Nor NOV" nrht oi thc WON"
Final figure. showed net loses Of 1dll points S''
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1872 a magnificent uum-
her q YER $50 pages Price - cents. book ofrendy
reference, withpu ut superior. Full description OF
,c new Nnyy Elaborate coinage and currency tables
Including 80 and details of the circu-
atipr medium year by year, since 1863 Election re-
t,,u. 4 rtou.tnd other valua bic features.
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ei.cs Entertaining. Illustrated Price ID cents.
BIG ISSUES or Az OFF YEAR-Thc magnificent
,oriG and currency articles of Roswell g. Horr In The
weckIv Tribune during the last year. reprinted. with
various kindred articles. including the wonder'u re
.ul, Of Reciprocity, and the article on Prices III
1896 and 1891" 4 pamphlet Of - large pages %
cents.
KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1sOI.-Ncw. 90 pages.
The band.omesr and best Knitting md Crochet EX'r"
ever issued by The Tribune. % cents c"py. Ih'-
..ue L. voted patterns for lace garments" ssoch
and cushion covers, trimming curtain phh"s. oa3H'
,n,. scars. tides. hand. ersuefs. etc. In addition
40 r,rr. of the charming Home and society " nrti.
cles ,rom the sunday Tribune. delightful lumber
parsRyTEKIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,, 1891
cow copir. Interesting in vie Of the approaching
Assembly. \ handsome pamphlet oil 10 large pages
% cents n copy.
.rrnIEs IN RECIPROCITY.-yaiuabic letters of
~. illustrated. from Cubn. West Indies. Mexico,
mud Central America. 100 large pages % CENTS
sOI,TUgRN sKHTCHES-By The Trbunr's own
a.,rr.youdent In West virginia, Kentucky Lsnisinnn.
.,d o,Ier states. % pages, illustrated % cents
NEW TARIFF LAws.-OId and new rates COM
pared 10 cents n copy.
w.suINCTON CENTENNIAL. IL 1SS9-132
,ayes full nc ouut Of the public ceremonies Iac
srn,ions Of Bepew, Bishop Potter. President H"rr'-
son. Grover Cleveland, and others in full. lew
copirs. % cents each
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, Why American Wiz
ioyc. Differ In Prosperity In small pamphlet farn'
the charming article OF Is c. Norfhrop, setting iorih
,Lc whine Of handsome appearance" ana sanitary oe'
ter.,rns tho pleasure be derived ~ tho inhnbnnis
fran associations. and the great service
mn, man cau do fJr his native village. cents
cory IS per 100 copies
.Spw IDHtS FOR FARMERS" n handsome pnm"
,bIc 1903 pazcs well illustrated OF great incrc" To
fnrnc:s who must develop special branches oil inrm'
,,a T,,ic.. Tho Naiionai Horse swine Raising
W., uatchiug Duck Culture farming IN France. All"
Tbc Tariff al ats iiciaIioa Farming Price :" cents.
WAN SHIPS SUNK At SAMOA What may be
e,ncc,cd Of The American Navy In pluck, dauni'es-
courage and perrin city IN war Win Ch'' we"
exeu.racd. Thi. nu nbcr confniis THE J'h"sio""
D,...,.,, "Amrrican Girls Abrond," stories OF
Iinn,n.." etc. 1O4 pngss 10 cents.
THE DEAD Al ANDERsONvILLE-TheT rs-
spes liz, Of ~ 900 Union prisoners who died mere
with eempapy reg mcnI. aud cause oil death A"'n"'
ta,lvc The oaly list ever pat into print 10 GEMS
copy.
Fer cher Extru. Of The Tribune. send for Circular
THE TRIBUNE.
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good demand: mixed Western. January. steady at
As Sid: March steady AT IS I'd Hops at Lon |
dOn-paclfc Coast-There is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29

Warehouse deliveries since January !, ~; New
NoIk 2j2,Si7 bags baltimore 100 tags, Nr"-Ored.s,
10 O9i bags CAIN e.tOI, lG1- bags; total 21J,ll'
COTTON-The spot market ruled very dull at Lice de-
cline Sales - for coIsun puOn. Receipt, at thc
ports today j,3o6 bales a-dinst l&@99 bales this uay
last week and a CO.. bales TINS time last wear. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29

CIIAUTAUQUA IL iS91.-Fuli reports OF the excr-
ci.cs Eu,ertunipg Illustrated. Price ID cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo jim. os.No hard wheat, dun and easy
closing At II Ql"+l ~ IL; 10 / N0ltl'rh, 2gG
$50 e. 80 Northern. % 1-2a 0bc Winter wheat
opened weak. & cars NJ red sold at 0le97 ic ;
closing NJ - lie; ears No 1 white sold at '7c
closing M - tic. corn opened weak closing strong
Al out,ld. prices II ears 40 yellow sold at i3 l-io
- l-.0AIc; do sold at "a . cars No corn
old ~ a "a i4c: car, 80 white sold no AZ e
car, No . corn Sod al $50 - lie cars W w!ite
sid at IL 340 sc oats steady: catN No = wEte
Sold ~ BIC = cars do sold M 20 J1c car, no Mlnle
Old AZ % 9c: cars NO = mixed ~Oh nj ~ 81
03fc Barley easy, 5000 basil NO , extra western
sold az 8.lc 1900 bush poor sample sold at dc ;
80 = Western held at 90 = state very scare, 'oc
I'D for choice. Rye nominal Flour q'nct ses,
.urug s5a - 10: do winter - 110 ~ % Miliecd
am and weak: coarse winter bran. sl7: do spring.
slG 20 Rcccpis-Nheat. 5000 bush; corn. $4,000 !,
cats 4 900 Shlpmcnts-Wheat. $500 bush; barley,
500.
Chicago. JON 2sThe leading futures ranged as follows
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BIG ISSUES or Az OFF YEAR.-Thc magnificent
thrift and currency articles of Roswell e. Horr In ihc
Weekly Tribune during the last year. reprinted. win
Kindred articles. including the wonderful &c.
.u,,, of Reciprocity, and the article on prices IN
,Son aud 1881, A pamphlet Of - large pages. %
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Coparincrsbip Notices.

Fast StIeuGsburg. Pa. Jan. 1911, 1892.
THE FIRM Of MCEliLlNG; JOHNSON q
4 CO. has been dissolved this day by mutual consent.
Nh +. W. scherr retiring Nueling & johnson VIII con-
tIpue the business the title II NuChing Johnson
and Will settle oil CLAWS for against the oG firm
~ CHAS. MUEULING,
John n. JOHNSON.
ITO WHOM IT NAY C0NCERN.-The CO.
L partnership bI t0iorc existing between the under
ecncd under the finn name Of Iazelton Bros, carrying
bushes 81 and 80 University Place IN thc ciN -
Ncw-YOrk. tennn2tci Limitation December 81, 1891
John L. Hs1olton rtiiing. - .,
Dated Jan. -. iS9.. UAICl.ION HNpH.
The business heretofore conducted by Henry Hdzton,
john T.. Ua2ct0n and samuel Na7clton. under tn" finn
HszctOa Bros. Wi! De continued ~ thc undo
cned uIt.ei FIRM - and 81 University
Place, New-iOrk City. HENRY UAIEi.IDN:.
SAMUEL UAZELTON.
Dated New-Yorg Jan. 90 1872
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STONINGTON LINE.
Gorscs, Carriages, Gie.

T AUCTlON-THIS DAY.
PETER e. KELLOGG \ . ArCTloNEERS.
KENT CkY IROIrlNG STOCK
EASTERN BRED TROTTING STOCK
at auction,
FRIDAY. January % i-''2 az 10 o'clock. al
TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE BUILDING,
3d.aNc.. between I'D aud 9th SIS. Newlork.
(Oace l07 Joan-Stl
Mr. \. IL MOORE. Co,cricl SOCK Farm, Colmar
Penn nds twct, iad. the ct OF Lord Russell (brothe
To Maud S-N Oodnut lob MambrnO Dudley. > ;l9J,
Kc,eucky wk,s 2i Kentuc RI 9ge AqSeyoIIS
Baron Wilkes > rs sultan "a, and Aberdeen.
Mossrs. A. Smith Mccain OF Lexington, Ky. and s A
TrONnc. OF Mlr gan jointly sixteen mead, In.
GLIDING several colts and MY by Ant :l6i., out Of
daughter, of Rcd wilkes Othc by Red Wilkes, Robert
McCrepor. 2:lTL.: Wilton. > 1913. Ham L.. General
Well c0n 30 (bothtr Suno); Bow Bells (brother 10
B1 Boy, g..
synopsis catalogue ready Official catalogue day
O sac. Nddrcs
JOhn.St.. New-YOrk.
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sOITUgRN SkrTCHES.-By The Tribunr's own
~~,..roudeut In West virginia. Kentucky Lsuisinnn.
.,d o,i,er states. 7j pages illustrated. % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29

,,rsuyrrxI.x GENERAL ASSEMBLY,, 1871
fe,y opir. Interesting in view Of the approaching
Assembly. A han dsome pamphlet OF 9d large pages.
81 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29

STUDIES ~ RECIPR0CITY.-Vauabic letters Of
~ ~ Illustrated, from Cubn. West Indies. Mextce,
- C.n,r.I America. 100 large pages ID CENTS
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Cron moVcmpnt

81. 1891.
CroD movement: Bats. baics..
yi.iII- st,,,,lv 633 3,iS-.COS
I,eccin,. DAYS S6.219 1926
INpJfts Great Britain, dayS........ - So S1oD
France, CaNS.--..-.......-- 10 ,o'7p
IN ports Continent dtys.-.---.-. -J,t'- :" 40
Ncw-Nolk in licensed ware $780,
houses, counted daily --.--...------- 3p5NiO - -
other places ('-'iuatc Il 033 -O"lV
Total stock In NcN-A0rK by running
S,o,e a., ali I-uit,d state. MOTT. HlOOjS
iVnr,ooI telcgrau- ID D. m.-Eocepts. 1900 bales,
81 which l.r,,an 5000 bales Sales. 5000 bales, Of
which for speculation and export. 500 bales Ancii,ah
q 900 bales SPOT malKct-Mod rate demand hil9Hht
ulandS lisd Manchester Narns-Qnict ana ul-
changed. COths-Ncry little doing
Quotations bad Oh AncficdA s'and'd ~ cla~Nh
ton. l naId- .''''I
Stiict O binary 20
-
stiict Good Ordinary. 1iG = ~
I,rirt Inv Mddlnp ...........7 5lG Il.lG
Nddlnc =,
St,iS, G1od Middlnr ...........s LILO 7l6
iddins RAN. "a
Fair -+''''--"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29

NEW TARIFF LAwS-OId and new rates COM
pared 10 cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29

WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL IN 1Sss-132
paye. A full account Of the public ceremonies The
sraiions Of Bepew, Bishop Potter frcsdeh' h"i'''
so, Crovcr cleveland and others. in full A few
copirs. 2j cents each. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29

q. 10
5c,h quotation, were follows Flour st'ody Oni IN
changed NO. ,priLg wheat, sac; No. sptnS whc't
ooa-lc, No RI. oJi2d3Oc No. corn, SO o1t' -
whitr o. b.. 3J an ,c 40 white. 21s d-32c; NO
oats .9a-9i.c; 40. rye, soho; 40. : barcy, jJdGur
80 ras-,cd .Jc prime timothy sc,d. 81 3de - ~
iork. u.r bbl. - 5uG=o -; Lard 100 o.. 10 i1'-
=; 81 rb-, sidcs, loose, - = sds1 80 dr 'alt
.hnul icr. LoNed lear sides. bOAtC
jIta 80: whl,kcy. di.tcr,' finished goods, pr aaL
id NJ 4 { %. b.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.
NEW.YORK Jan. 90, 1892;
ylNUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day

declared dividend Of per cent pay lbe to the shai,,
and after the first day Of February next Ao
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND OF per cent payable 81 inc
The transfer Books Will closed from L. o'clock noon
On the 22d until the hour on February 49,
W. w. - LOVE. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29

NEW.YORK NATIONAL EECHANGE BANK.
S1Sr DIVIDEND.
NEW.YORK, Jan. PC. 1892.
TNIIE EOARD or DIRECTORS have thl, day
declared dividend of per cent, free Of taX payable
February l. ont tf the Clrnnes OF the past
Xix months. iSNAO hON LAND Noshl'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29
THE NATIONAL CoRDAGE COMPANY,

declared the regular quarterly dividends OF TWO PER
CENT on the Preferred. and TWO AND ONl-HALF PER
CENT the Common Stock OF this Company payable
Feb. transfer Office Of tn Company, 49, 'front.'
It this city, The books will close Jan ID ana reopen
~" CHARLES DAVIS. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-18
cor pA171soy AND THE DEAR.
No Decision Yet as 70 state Action on the
Cont Railroad Leases.

HARRISBURG. Feb 1.-THE conference at the
Executive Mansion Inst night between Gov.
Pattison. Secretary Harrity. Attorney General
Hensel. and Deputy Attorney General Strana-
han had to do with the Reading deal
This evening Attorney General Hensel had
another interview with the Governor. and they
gave out the following:
The Governor having had his attention
directed to-day to various newspaper reports.
purporting to represent his attitude toward
the railroad consolidation OF last week
and the contemplated action or nom
action OF tho law department, said: The
first Information. direct or indirect. I
had OF the mergers. leases or consolidation
OF the coal carrying companies was the news
paper reports OF the same. Since their pupil.
pubic hH ana aa tbs Is e %ssrs pS 81
| sssts. q s,tention. I have conferred %Ith
subject is one which relates to his depart
ment exclusively. and have entire confidence
n # Wah f the TsEaTd
terests involved. The published reports I
m hHys ssSs to sIs n hs Sews and
-, Attorney General Henspl said upon having
the above statement OF Coy. Pattison shown
va was in The published rerPrt that he Ind con.
saspe the deal St2rS II an
take no action in the promises. said WitH
Ii hH A.. iPioImatop II re leases ten days ago
have lust sent a despatch saving 1t Is utterly
tT%S m, and that never had any inf9rma.
veyed to, the public through q he news sS
Of thst S hs s
Involved has had consideration BY the Exeeu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-18
TIE CONVENTION DELEGATES.
Ulster County Democrats Denounce the a
legged Democrats or New York CITY.

Ulster County Democrat. Denouncr the Al.
legged Democrats or New York city.
KINGSTON. Feb 1.-THE First Ulster county
district has elected DR.. David Kennedy. John
F. Cloonan. and Lawrence Kelly to the Albany
Convention and unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing:
Whereas. Certain alleged Democrats in the
city OF New York and elsewhere are attempt
Ing to promote discord in the ranks Of the
Democracy and discredit the action OF the
State Com mittee In calling the State Conven-
ton for the .22d day OF February next, the
Democrats Of the First Assembly district Of
the county Of Ulster assembled do hereby re-
solve that the action OF the State Committee
be and the same Is hereby heartily approved
and endorsed; and be It further
ohosss 20 That the to be this day
ttrtct OF the county Of Ulster be and they are
hereby instructed to vote for such delegates
to the National Convention AS favor the nom
ip Ina Of Senator D. b. Hill for President Of
PLATTsBURaH. Feb. 1.-THE Clinton County
Democratic Convention met here to-day and
ass taGaG Hail. snd dfRe3Ms cso Isy
'' k!. S!syssnf Feb 1.-THE Democratic e.u
Gus for this town was held last night to elect
four delegates to tho County Convention
Of Saturday next It was the most
largely attended and exciting primary
II IT,, the s., history Of the town, Tho
t tsss s
Theo: Hulse. Dr.. Samuel Blume. b. Henry
Brown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-18
LOUISL1N.4'S -FOUR TICKETS
Another Set OF Republican Nomina lions and
No Democratic Compromise I'm sight.

| NEW ORLEANS. Fob. 1.-THE Warmoth Re-
publican Convention today nominated its
| State ticket. framed its platform. and adjourn
cd on rapid transit plan. Everything was
arranged in advance. large proportion OF
the delegates were Fedora! officials and tho
Convention was under the control OF the Gus
tom House. John L. Breuux was nominated
for Governor. He is white man. member
OF well-known creole family. and at one
time was a member OF the Louisiana State
Senate. Three OF the candidates on the State
ticket are colored and four white The ticket
is very weak one. few Of the men being at all
known. The ticket is nominated to be traded
OIL 1t ia charged. in the interest OF the Foster
anti-lottery wing OF tho Democratic party.
In the platform the lottery is denounced. and
the lynching OF the Italians in the parish
prison is declared q massacre. 1t Is generally
understood that tho Convention. which was
der instructions from Washington.
Tho Democratic factions exchanged COM
municati9ns to-day without reaching any do
cis!on. Tho tirst proposition came from tho
McEnery faction to tho effect that a new con.
yentGn e ned and arng state ticket no
offered to compromises on tho condition that
all the Democratic tickets should DO printed
DO . division Of tho officers. the Foster wing
taking tho Governor; Treasurer. Attorney
OF Sc OF Statc and
wing the Lieutenant Governor and Auditor
These terms were ut once rejected. and tho
Foster committee offered as M ultimatum
division of the state ticket. they 10 take the
Governorship and Attorney Generalship, tho
other Offices to go to the McEnery wing.
j., This the Foster wing claimed was lust, on
tho ground that the lottery company might
attempt to continue its existence after the eX-
pration OF its charter In 1894. unless there
were, strong anti -lottery men In tho executive
and legal departments Of the State to prevent
i. These terms were proposed at tho suggrs-
White. who came from Washington to restore
harmony.
- The contest may he said tn be over, for the
nearly oil tho State officials In Louisiana and
supreme control over the election OF the State.
Tho Nc Emery faction is thought to have q ma
jority Of the white voters. but the Foster wing
will probably receive the bulk Of the WarmOth
Tho chances are that the regular Republican
ticket. headed by Leonard for Governor will
step In and win. "'
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DR.. BartboIow'. Mental Troubles,

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 17.-Dr. Roberts Bar
tholow. who for many years has filled tho chair
OF professor Of materia medica in Jefferson
Medical College in this city. is said to have
been removed from his home to a hospital for
the insane. He was requested to resign his
place in the college faculty in October 1880.
because OF his eccentric methods OF touching.
Since then he has. manifested a tendency
toward gradual failure Of his mental powers.
don't OF the Board of Trustees OF Jefferson Col
lego; under the erroneous, impression that he
he created II disturbance in the street near his
homo and was put in his carriage by a police
man; Asawriter on medical subjects his rep
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La bor and Wages.

The Boot and Shoe Workers Union Of Bey-
erly. Mass. has notified the manufacturers
that an advance Of wages will be demanded
for tho cutters. as follows: Outside cutters,
SIG per week; cid rate. Sl5. Lining and trim
ming cutters. $l3 80; old rate. Sl2. 1t is also
weeks work. and that all work between 8 and
6o'clocS on saturday afternoons be paid for
extra. The new rates are to 90 into effect ON
the 22d inst. 1t is generally Understood that
the manufacturers will not accedo to tho new
Tho United Brotherhood Of Carpepters
throughout the country will. on May /, de-
mand that eight hours constitute a days
iR not maua. - 49,