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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-13
FOR SALE-LOTS.
L'OR SALE
IN "PETWORTH ADDITION
TO THE CITY OF wA~HINGTON.r
LOTS AND SQUARES
THIS ATTRACTIVE SUBTRl

LNOR SALE
+ TO = fH rP G1TY 81 w aDRTTISN
LOTS AND SQUARES
=. THIS ATTRACTIVE SUBURB
Already improved with parking. granolithic side
walks stone curb and asphalt driveways on some of
the streets -
Now reached by the brentwood electric cars And
Will be connected with the city by the l4th st cable
road End branch of the Brightwood road from 4th
street to the ,odiers Home in snort time.
Apply Tor plats and other information so
WM. II. SAUNDERS L CO.
II 14O7 F st. n W.
LToR SALE
attractive list Of lots in the vicinity OF Lin
coin Park - ~
Especial attention called to these lots on account
OF the location. the price and the rapid Improvement
of their immediate surrounding Write or apply for
list OF same to WM. II. SAUNDERS 4 co,
II 1407 Est n. ".
DOR SALE-'.HOLMEAD MANOR--wE HAVE
l. some very attractive lots in Holmead Manof eli
g1ble oca ions for building. at 0c 60c and 10 per
square foot there is water 18th ST. beyond Lunar
place and Congress has appropriated $50. 900 for
be built thu fire limits extending and not in
CO., l407 ST. 1t
TSOR SALEM THE NORTHWEST
Il On L St,
Mass.
10th St,
N II. ave.
And in
Other fine locations,
Lots OF various sizes and az reasonable prices Those
desiring this class OF property will do we'll call
us or write for list Of same.
1t - i4o7 st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EOR SALT ST. NV. NEAR nth; COSY
L home. brick house. q rooms and bath, cellar; lot
100 # dc ep to alley: So 0Jl $500 cash. $50 mo.
my132t- JAMES G.. JESTER. 6.59 f st. n W.
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Tor sALE-GOOD HOME ON CORNER OF ST
IL and paved alley, 2->to-y and cellar: u rooms and
tsth. :urnase. 2~-ory brick stable and carpeuter
shop. owner l;iUst hove S4..JO0; $500 cash.
my 13-3t
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

u ANDOLPH d. HOPKINS.
~ Notary Public.
Ohio National Bank building
my13-3ts And .,:.J 9TH ST.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ public for all states aud territories SPECIALITY
by L. II. EVANS. office (5asenenD 1921 L st.
Always Office Office hours. ja7-n
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
Sand territory. Notary and q. S. Com rissiouer
OcSS JOHN Z. BEALL. 1921 st. NV
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I,OE SAIL SPECULATION - ISROOM SLATE
Il roof house - lots. 10. 900 ct square from
Depot aus. t.ol.ey Maple doors from Car
roll TssOnna Park cheap Inquire OF OWNER. I'll
81 Av- ny13-3t'
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THE EVENING STAR
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
HOUSES AND LOTS.

Desirable corner house, 9th and sts ne;
all m. i. Small cash payment. Price
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EoR SALE
SMITH l. JEFFORDS.

oil llth ST. n w.
III I'm St ne. new 6-roou house; bath and cell
lar furnace neat electric lighting caolnet mantels
must De sen 20 be appreciated; S4OO cash. balance
SO per month price. So $40.
81 ne three-stO-y brick house: rooms bath
cellar closets. and store IL by 10 #; heated
BY SCAM 1of alley; price. So. 600; easy terms
St n e.. two-story brick house: rooms bath and
cellar a nj ispered throughout: lot 10 by 100 TO
wide ailsyi Price. $4,000; ! !. 600 cash.
129l III s. ne. brick house . rooms AMI bath :
an l. lapered; Price. "a. $50; 8 600 cash
I.'ol Mo ave n .. twO-StOry brick house: = rooms
monthly. ~ ' ~
lbs Md ave- n e.. Groom brick house bath house
2Or- ir0nti small cash payment, balance monthly ;
l0IOGst ne. a-room hOuse; bath and cellar; lot
y o. NV Slit alley small cash payment balance
SMITH L JEFFORDS
IL oil 1lth st NV
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ssN,oNTprIFRn ron sAI,T


vi one Of the grandest old Inanors % Maryland
is widely kn n one Of the most enchanting anl
romantic residences in this part OF Maryland. The
large mansion house. 30 feet square. with WINS
lSx4S feet - built OF br1ck imp rrTed from England.
and the style Of finish in IN. interior Is eQuSi this
best built modern hous of 1898 II l. heated by hot
and steam. lighted by gas, has pure spring
in pipes through the house. bath roOtn fact.
all modern improvements. Everything nice and in
thorough good order.
The grounds surrounding the dwelling teauif-
fed everrreens. blooming trees aud slrubis-rv
and have long been noted By tourists the n.arest
resemblance TO an English estate that can h. found IN
tury old and forest of oaks thrt has ~qga in tis
country high ground. in close proximity (wifhin
q milel near thrre railroad stations on d. and O. n.
r., between Washng-ton and Balfi more. iB mfrs
from Washington one-hAlf hours ride by X. h 3
miles south Of the ily Of Iaure anI in reFion tas
will increase in yau" surely tn natinnn al
grows. rare chance o. secure country home that
las grea. rossb litles II j. on che Annapoiis and
Washington road, which Gen. Washington fire.
quentlV travelled, and in the house il AwAys
alluded 20 a. Gen. Nast;us-tou'~ aTsrtments ttlis
point then his convenient hating place.
There atnrle Gu buildings IN good rnnfir. Ihs
dwelling cannot be dnilica-es today for $50. 600
The place il earthly rarsdise an must bs 70
All the furniture In the dwelling. winch j. nicely
furnished, all the horses. cniriareS and yehicle-
shock and farm implements with crop IN tie ground
he purchased AZ APPRAISED valuation. and POS
session can be given within teh ,i~ys.
Further information vii BE- furnished by
TFOS d. BOND. Attorney
mya-1m G12 z -. n. w. v asinugtun. d. q.
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coR RENT-PRETTY NEW NINF-RooM HOUSE,
II porch. cellar. stable pump houss good water;
known a. MIR. Frank. Wentwood road; 10 minutes
walk to Eckinyton cars. Apply TO 4l0 Il st. or
premises. mg.l-f,ts
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EOR SALE-BY
Il HElSkELL l. NcLERAN,

IQOS r sr
r. l. ave- between l4th and 18th SITS spacious
residence. with l2 rooms bath and every modern
Convenience lot %@13xiUD To wide alley An excep-
tonsl chance to secure this handsome house at bar
.rI bto.nenr s nee y md a. ave NV new 3stoTy
roenS and bath; richly decorated throughout Iot
s.. 80 l3h 1t north Of Iowa Circle nearly new g.
story and basement loroolns bath lot iSxlO 20
o.. COOS st. near 18th; new ? story and rass,,a,,
rooms anu ratH' AL Modern conveniences; bar
81. oOo-very best location in Mt. P,ea.an, one
boGk from cable ears Rev story and cellar cottage
with rooms ana bath nicely vapered lot iOxiO4 II
Tor sALF-BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE: BROWN
stone aDt Frs>>7si-brtck front; kitchen, furnace
dn:ne room. ri floor. 3 large bed IONS and bat :
e Gn f or 1x r am e iq 76o and stniiona5y
15:h st. L ". TN. eestcn; can be bought at a bar
ri5 ' rs. III. fh-5t HERsGN ( EAlIEY. 1907
Tor sALE-vALUABLE PROPERTY AT ,laG Am
6;S North Carol IA ave : e :-onts on two streets
cars Cal, at above number. myi33s.
FOR sALE-GESUINE BARGAINs
L Entlrs white stone front pew corner residence
Modern doubl. hous'. 3SxlI4. with stable. :
Great. Er,in o. TO- =, :1SG ilr hard -O'OOo
wood finish II Fl aih ;----..----- Is. 80
cas b5cS iroi., IJ:t, ~ c;ecIe story pressed,
1 have many chei-e properties. vacant and i'm
vertise. II you wan: 70 buy or sell cal. on
p C. BAUNGEAS.
Phone 10 (myl3-'r) 1921 @ St. main foo0r.
Tor SAIE-GOOD HOME ON CORNER OF ST.
Il and paved Al ~; 2->io-y ana cellar; rooms and
hath, :urnafe. = tory bTick Stable and CarpeDter
shop on u-r aust hove Si.dO0: $500 cash,
ba1nce oathiy. Address ONNEl. Y. star Office
my l3-a}r
I-Ok SPECULATION = IsROOM SLATE
roof house. ) lots. near 40. O0ofet square from
GepOt aus. t."Iey Maple doors from Car
roll IssOna Park cheap Inquire OF OWNER. I'll
II ST. Av- nly13-3t'
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EOR SAI.E-24 ST. NV. $4,000; SEVEN
rooms. BATH pantry; timely paPered Is IT. front;
Easy WRIGHT STOCKETT
NY lis. tn. thew 6l9 st. n ",
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.


in perfect order; cheap for cash. Call 1897 5th
st. NV
Eok SALE-AN 1892 COLUMBIA PNEUMATIC
bicycle. in excellent con ition 100 cash aIio ON
time. if sold before May 20 Call at 500 4th st W.
FOR SALE-A 2S-POUND. PNEUMATIC-TIRFD.
Star Office. my1i-:ps
EEOR SALE-SAFETY BICYCLE. FULL NICK
L eled. ladies' or gents convertible also pneumatic
victor; both splendid condition; will be sold cheap
bargains, TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 6lO I st. n W.
kOE SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH-COIUMBIA
mill ST.
For SALE-ToURIST CUSHION TIRE SAFETY
L Tor lady or gentleman; used but little rood as
new; bargain. Address 2O9 Pa ave. n. W myI az
EOR SALE-SECOND-HAND CUSHIOS-TIRE
victor safety GOOD as new; CHEAP; also solid-tire
second hand wheel; very cheap. HOS NV up
stairs; 1921 = n after g. rnyt,tr
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EoR RENT-FoR THE SUMNER HANDsoNE
Il country ulaces furnished. Relay. H. o. Quick
time 10 and from Warrington l. KEMP bt VAL
1893 St n apls-lln
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RANKS ROLL Up BIG RESERJES.
oxry SMALL EXPANSION IN LoANs-CoN'
TINTED TIRMyFss IN FOREIGN Tx
CUANGE-THE STOCK MARKET
BULL AND IRREGULAR


The weekly statement OF the assoc'a'en pa""'
Yesterday exceeded all favorable eNpec'a''o"' 49,
wos an increase of $s327.3oD in deposits, anu s'
,o,dirge of legal money raised N.s9',l" Inc
increase IN loans on this immense ADDITION 10 o"S'
resources was only s6G.7@. and TINS lea'u'e ""'
resretted as a testimony TO the depression !" nv
camille circles. The surplus reserve was 'a'S'u 80
S5275 and now stands at So"S-S''-'' de"'''
c7S 10 at the corresponding date OF n.y. ana S-
30 IN in ,sn. The banks hold in cash $l'''''"
,ins, Sls 1879 in 1892 and $ll3Gs30O IN ISL Inc
,rosi,s amount to si5 739 800. compared with VOL
COG 400 il: 1S,. and 10000 in 1871 Inc ioais "s
gregate sio2 $4,000 against $iio9o'e0o III 1872 anu
SiOS.5isJco in 1891 ,,,,
The French steamer La Tourane yesterday
,,,cb, ~, on francs gold to Lazard Freres. Inc
,,rongtb Of the foreign exchanges continues now
over and bankers have given up hope Oh any ia'sc
influx of the precious metal Tor the pioSe".' -"
reviewing the market for the week P'o''''', -.
foreign exchange house said: 1t would seem d" -
our easy money market would not permit eNcha''sc
70 fall TO the gold import point AS "A matter u
fact. several local banks who don't usually oea
1, exchange have lately bought moderate amounts
NJ long sterling bills for the purpose OF making
better interest than they could make here by iehu
ing their money call. This was zone "i''c ''''
discount rate In the London market was sun dpo
> her cent which reduces the difference TO po'ht
where further investments OF TINS kitid SeasG ~ r
For orr securities expected to follow the REPEAL ol
The silver purchase law has utterly faiied 10 ma
,erialize The return of such stocks anu pon'S
tbough not Overwhelming. has during the past
fortnight certainly been in excess OF any h.~ III.
,,estmen;s The supply of cotton DIS continues
fair though not large as during me Iast mr.
weeks of October. Grain bills likewise are onriri
only in very moderate amounts. Al one tinc t','s
week il looked a If the export movement wouIu ~
resumed on n larger scale. when the advance IN the
,,r,in market again frustrated these expectations
Imports remain small far behind the corresponding
Der od OF several years past. ., T.,
regular New-York and New England was spec
tally weak the rimors OF aggi'siV" hos,,''tf u
~ n.rt Of the New YORK. New Haven ana Hart
ford Railroad. and Philadelphia and Reading wa"
strong and higher on me iheofy that !, T1 rnl ~,
advanced in the first hour but In The Later deaf al,
insa.s scored in the Industrial stocks. on revived
talk Of adverse tariff Hesitation The final CHANCES
,aptt The following table shows the prices pre-
vailing prior to the July panic the lowest points
touched in the panic and the final quotations OF
he last weeks.
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ton ~n mds william ci wsa m de-
steamer Chattahoochce. Savage Sa'ahha"' "'S" my
and Ron Hahn West Point Va with mdse to
Old DomnGR9 stEa%'I Ta &C., West Point Va with mdse
.rd r,ssenccrs Old Dominion SIan,ship - .,o.r
any sand Hook. 80 p m-wmo sou'n' Hgh' "F CIGAR
CLEARED
Steamer Musiel tBD. Mckenzie Baroados' e'c-A
ou.:;9e Cottage CITY Bennett Portland Me-iioratIo
hat Steamer ryan tBn. Cook, Cope Iay'ien' eew'ii'm
s, yaH Pswnee Ingraham. Wilmington. O. etc
wS VIM Jasc9 eB1, Legoe, Montego Bay. etc.
helr Steamer Seminole Chichester, DISQUALIFICATION
oyae sser concho Crowe. Havana and Mexican ports
JsIer r. VeEcta cen Won Bossewtz Ste!lln etc-R
.,ner IL F. D!mock. Coleman. Roston. M'ss-H +
:tan,r Richmond Dole West Point va--od Dominion
Staair inaOo (nr Douglas, Hull. Eng--sanderSon
SI ,.ar Hudson KEN lc. New.Orleans. Lac Saen
St'anor Eoanose Itulpher-. Newport News ana Nor
ro,k ID Dominion steamship Co. -,. r T,
steamer Lcona Wilder. Key west and "aiVes'or-"
IT amsr Alert (Xop. wclckmann Perth Amooy-D
Nu n,aror Old Dominion Church. Newport News and
,,tchynnd-Old Dominion steamship 90 -
STEAMER city OF Augusta, Dageett, Savannah" l
rearer FL Paso Gardiner, New-oreans-Jehn Van
sic shn Samuel skeaed skcn-d, Hong Kons-vernon
IL Brown Co. e,,,rn
c.onors Or,ne Nassau Dutch. for Porteu'P Prince
,o Zm,rcd u;r, Galveston Hndoo tBr). Hull ieona.
XIV Wes: and Galveston; Lucanla br,; pnordam
a.cosne r Have sssrnttaa%m SDa.cn yMe 49,
Hull; Conho Havana Eenrys 'rer1 s Serees c' '
sb,n Helen Brewer tHaw for Honolulu FL Captain
Shanghai.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
,o,r or NETWORKS saturday. NOV. II. 1893.
ARRIVED.

s.oa~or Ca..eventry tIij White. Kalho,. August 6.
,a'r.,n ~ .acarane %. Cher.bon - Batavia 80.
,Sey seTicmbr - 29 Pori Sad Oc:oseF l, Ma.a
~ ,nt,t.Ir l. II Michael, -. with sugar u
t ~. 10 simpson, slehce & Young Arrived al the
Bar al Oceanic tBD Allison souIabaya. August Il.
September 10, POlt SAID %. Mu.ts
ii,",o,., Alcel, 10 and - Nicnaea, -. Delaware
,,,.,ENnter November TO- with sugar to American sugar
i;cg;inr 60. vessel u J IL WINCHESTER d GO. AHMED
IL t .e nsi rtfuiia Brj Walker Liverpool November
nucnnstowu j. win md.e, 90 first " second cabin AID
-, storage passengers TO Vernon IL Brown. AIMED
d. s s SIAN 10 griffith London October 20. with
me- ~ +" r j Hurt Arrived at the Bar at : 40 m.
"' - srar Fiona fDr Enwright. West HattlepoOl Oc
,.to, 80 in ballast To Norton Son-.
steamer Euc,a t,cr Lc!thau>er Hamburg. october 30
,,i,h nI,e 80 cabin and l19 ~ieeage la,>cgcrs to
I'm a Arrived at the Ear at , ~ a NJ.
..auer s.hcdam tDutcnl. BrOuwer Am-terdtm October
Oh via ud>r and passengers to Punch, Eiyc Co.
Arrived 90 the Bar ut 80 M , TO-, -.
steamer Iouraine ~. franseul Have November
vim md,a 1874 first cabin. 90 second and 33l steeiage
.,.senrer. TO Forget. Arrived at the Bar az 30
md. and passenger, Stamford Parry, Heron Co.
Arrived at ihe Bar at p m. &c.,, .
S,ean,r Hra rclldo lBrl. Dunn. Matanzas October @
c,,denas , with and mOass', TO American sugar
eaning Coz vessel Waydell Co. Arrived at the Bar
a, = Is p IN. 49, c,.,, ,. , s
passenger. To Chs II Mallory Co
steamer IL Mar, Grant, New-Oteans, WIN md-e to
stmcr seminole Chichester Jacksonville ard Charles.
ton with md-c and passengers to William L clyde Co.
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INDICATING THE LAW IN CAMDEN.

Camden. y. j.. Nov. II (SpcciaD.--Prompt action
Is being taken to secure tho punishment Of the
murderous thugs who on Tuesday last cast II
blot upon the fair name OF Camden County Po-
liccman Zaiser, who brutally attacked Justice OF
the Peace Charles Eoothe and the contractor,
David Rankins. is still in Jail. No one has entered
security for him. Zaiser was one OF the mos,
active OF all the police force in furhering false
registrations in this city. He occupies IA cell in
the county fail, still wearing his uniform His al.
rest has been followed by the issuance o! war
rants for several OF the heelers who were sworn
in as special policemen. and their arrests will fol-
low as rapidly as possible. George kiiroy was put
under bail for voting illegally: John Doan was
held in bail for repeating. George Bozarth was
held In $500 bail for assault and battery George
Lewis. deputy sheriff; Harry l.. Duffy is charged
with false registration Policeman Rufus l.. Bright
and John Keefe with false registration; Fred
w Triplet, false registration: John Gallagher
assault and battery on a deputy sheriff: Gilbert
Bouton, assault and battery on Edward Drehr.
All the accused are Democrats The Grand
Jury is stil investigating election frauds, and many
more arrests will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
BROOKLYN'S NEW THEATRE INSPECTED

A private press view Of the now Bijou Theatre.
at Smith and Livingston SITS. Brooklyn. was given
last evening. and the house Illuminated for the
first time The decorations and furnishings showed
10 fine advantage in the electric light The house
proved attractive and comfortable every one of the
seats furnishing excellent View Of the stage.
The front Of the balcony ~ brought near 70 the
stage so as TO afford the finest sca. In III" house.
The boxes arranged 10 command an excellent
view OF the stage. The wcll-equippcd dressing
rooms were viewed with interest by all who saw
them. Some unique features are shown In the drop
curtain. Every possible nrccaution against fire has
been taken In the construction Of the house. and
there are twcntysx exits. that II can be cmptcd
In :. few moments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
REPUBLICAN TICKET IN PROVIDENCE.

Providence. Nov II tSpeciaD.-The Repuohcan
CITY Convention made the following NOMINATIONS
this afternoon after spirited session; FOR Mayor
Colonel Frank +. Olney; city treasurer '"'''e'
Edward Paine: Harbor Master. Thomas Gtrdher'
o,oreaor of the Poor Hobart l.. Yates. In the
preliminary caucus which lasted more than TWO
bonrs after numerous ballots. Coionci oi,ey IT,
nairei D, votes 10 q for Charles r.. Harris. IhS
sunnorters of Harris boled the caucus ana Pldceu
lIlrris's name before the convention. a. Soi,e
@ s,aach@s Colonel Olney received % votes, 10
p for r Harris This Is vc9qy fGT tne IN no'
80 ~ IN win Colonel Olney Is chairman vi
the Republican CITY cOmmii H HrHEKSo man
,,fant,,rer and a thoroughly popular man lie ID d.
nrasent Alderman from the First Ward.
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GOV. RUSSELL TO PRACTISE LAW AGAIN.

Boston, Nov. ll.-tioveInor w. T.. Russell. in
interview this afternoon said 81 going back
at once to the practice OF law
term as Governor shall expire. which. you
know. is on the LIST OF January. My plans have
not yet been entirely completed. shall settle
right down to work here in Boston. prepared to
work hard. and hope to have enough do.
i not candidate for any Office. and have
no other intention than l have told you. For
more than six years. Mayor of Cambridge and
Governor OF Massachusetts,. my whole time has
been given to public duties. and my own private
affairs have been sadly neglected 1t is time now
that they were attended to. and shall get into
the legal harness again at the earliest possible
moment"
THE Beacon" says to-day: THE very latest
political gossip is that Governor Russell will be
a candidate for Congress next year in the With
District, This district is now represented by Samuel
w. Mccall. of Winchester. who defeated John +.
Andrew DEM, by 902 plurality"
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POSSIBLE DEPUTIES OF STATE OFFICERS
ELECT

Albany. Nov. II CpeciaD.-The Republican State
oficers-elect have within the last week received
hundreds OF applications for places under them.
Already also. there is talk TO their possible
deputies. Addison Il. Covin. the State Treasurer
elect. IL is reported. has selected ex-Asscmbly-
man Delcour 6. Potter. of Glens Falls. his
deputy. Mr.. Potter greatly aided Mr. Colvn TO
obtain the nomination WiInam j. Morgan. Of
Buffalo. it is said may be the deputy Of James A..
Roberts. the Controller elect Mr.. Morgan Is now
Collector of the Port of Buffalo but his successor
has been named by President Cleveland Some OF
the friends OF Verplanck Colvin. Of this city Chief
pointment by Campbell W Adams OF Utica, State
Engneer-eect. as Deputy State Engineer Gilbert
ID. Il. Hasbrouck of Kingston. who was a candidate
for Attorney General and who received large
vote and then cast his vote for Theodore r.. Han
cock and nominated him. Is mentioned for Deputy
Attorney General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
ATTAcJJNI.N'r AGAINST AN IMPORTER.

Deputy Sheriff Muvaney has received an at
tachment for ss55S against William J.. Rldeely who
importer OF lace curtains. OF NO %, Broad
way in favor Of Alder q Rappol whose head
quarters are In ST Gall Switzerland The attach
Inent was granted OH the ground that Mr.. Ridgely
Is resident OF New-Jersey. When the Sterin
went TO No 3se Broadway yesterday to make
levy he was Informed that Mr. Ridgely sold gu, out
the business In August last TO Charles NJ van
Sclen for $4,000 and that MIR. Van Sclen had since
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ALLEGED FRAUD IN THE COUNT AT UTICA. |

Utica " Y, Nov. ll.-Guarded by policeman
for the Republicans and deputy sheriff for the
Democrats, the returns of Tuesdays election Tor
Mayor and other local officials repose in the city
Clerks safe. The returns show that John u. Hio-
SON. Democrat Is elected by G5 plurality. Mayor
Thomas Wheeler. Republican who was candi,,
date for reelection alleges fraud In the COUNT, anu
intimates that ne was elected The Common Conn-
Gil met last evening 10 canvass the returns, put
took a recess until Monday evening before accom-
pshiny its object, a committee being appointed 10
investigate the charges of fraud. MeanWhlie three
inspectors of election have been arrested chaTseu
with classifying the returns. and their cases nave
gone over until Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12

last night The invitation was accepted IN me
same hearty spirit In which Il was given. and pc
fore O'Clock the handsome clubhouse OF ire rom ha me
Washington Club the Michael kerwin -associa,
ton. the independence Club the John T. cgb
The evening was spent liz an informal way. VII WIZ
occasional short addresses and with Election Ddy
experiences. Refreshments were server.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
A BANKING; COMPANY FAILS IN OHIO

Midtown. Ohio Nov 1.-THE Guncke Bank
ing Company q this city. assigned this after
noon. J. c. Lummis and Thomas Collit and an
attorney are now On their way 20 Hamilton with
the papers Tn president OF his concern Is G. F.
Gunckel. who was at the head % the Midile;own
afternoon for 500 90 With assets o: only 100000.
He was also presiden, Of the United Paper
Cap Company. II Is expected mat lie concern
will pay out dollar for collar.
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low PRICES BRING no ORDERS.

Fitchburg Mass. Nov. ll.-Mayor Lowe. manager
OF the Parkhill Manufacturing Company. who
rived horne Yesterday from New-York. states that
the selling prices OF his companys Cinghams had
been reduced - per cent but he doubted If this
would incre,s. orders He also said that he should
not be surprised II his company closed the mills
entirely The company employs l,9D people and
has a weekly payroll OF $1,000
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CARPET MILLS SHUT DOWN.

Mount Holly " j.. Nov. 1.-THE Burlington
Carpet Mills at this place shut down Yesterday.
throwing 500 hands out Of employment. The mills
have been running half time FOR some time The
cause of the shutdown was the overstocked conli-
ton of the market. 100000
Chattel mortgages for nearly s2oOWO were exc
cuted at this place on thursday against the
Burlington Carpet Company.