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The Lamar register., 1894-01-27
cen,ls, nlern ,e Atam.

An accident occurred on the state ditch
Saturday which caused the death o, Meri-
can convict named Joseph Cordeiio and the
Injury Of four Others, whose names arr james
Ramsey, William MeMAnas, W. c. BauEh-
man and Michael Mariino
The po~derman hroaght powder and caps
enough for the day from the magazine, lay
Ing them 90 a rocky ledge sbore the Gre used
for warming the ,osd der, ID small blast
neSr by dl.lodgsd the cape, causing them 10
roll down tosard The Gre, where the ave uca
were standing.
Realizing the danger OF ailosiny tho cap.
to roll into the Gre, Cordello spraag forward
and attempted 70 catch them, but just a. he
stopped over they exploded. together with
four OF Eve sticks of giant powder lying near
by The unfortunate mac was aluics, b,oun
TO atoms By the explo.ion, the four Others re-
eeiving 5ut slight INJURIES The coroner r.s-
lied the scene aud pronounced the accident
unavoidable, attaching the blame to no oae
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Colorado S.,isa.i n-ak.

Co=ipsroiicc Essris has s!rcn cot .tstr
naent Of The ooaaiiioa os the .fty-tso aailozAi
hanss doinr hasiaesa IN Colorado % Deeen-
ber 10. tSzsk a. foiious
Loans and discusat.. So. g. .sslf ~
t;ola coin. s. 10. POI. sA
Total rrsoarues s1sf * g-s -
Is4iEi1usl deposits. j. sa1- Ca -
Average reserve. heis. . - pzr crnt
Thi. rszssrse. sAid thr CON qiroslsr. - larger
aad The SeEeral shosiaE is feuazrkAriY good,
laaeed. 1ngch better ihan uszng q; the ia.gr
taaks q th- East The eornptral5sr sAys
ihai the rzp.dity villa ueieA TIC Colorado
backs bare recovered fron the pAzIg Q. lsss
year - a sisFpTsse 70 kira. and spe1es etas1rEi-
Is for sl.s iaiarr o. Coloszta
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me Naear.raa canal.

EnOngh nt the s;oekhol1crs Of tAe Near
nrua Cousirucii0a CampanF. acs1sdinS %
the committee Of rc-orEazlzAtsou. have agreed
10 the Reorganization plzu 70 sarsY -
thr0ugh and ne ASrccm-at hzs been dcelsr.
Cd Ia full eject
li provides for the crvatson q nes cor.
PAM ulth = capital stoek of sis GO 1uo. e
Hhieh bail i 70 hc rutAiscd for The hrur1t %
the treasury and The pihsr haif = % be tls-
tlibutcd In sio-ek khaideFs of the preEsai coru-
pany In exchange for their ol1 stock. not sod
for cash requirements. aud 70 prosre; szd
nsaiHtAlE the prcseus plAn. Al ite Assets of
the pscseat soDp&ny wtii b hsid - the ucH.
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The Poai,ry show

The poultry show held at Denver last wecS
Was a great success in point Of number Aad
in the lne points Of the fowls exhibited,
Nearly every breed Of chickens w4s repro-
sented By splendid specimens aud The Judges
expressed themselves as delighted With the
excellence OF the birds Chickens. tarkeys
geese. pigeons and rsbhlts werr e1hlh!tel
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state Dairy As.ociatIoa-

The Colorado Daily Association held H.
second annual seSsloa in Denver on the issh
and l9th. There Was a good attendance And
the papers read received close attention.
They were on questions OF great importance
10 the dairy interest.
President J. W. Goss of Hyglene presided
and delivered bis annual address al the open
ing sessioa After some routine bushes.
Fort Collins read a paper On the "Ereet Of
Food on the Fat OF MIX The state dsiry
commissioner, Mr.. FloHer, spoke Q: ''Oleo-
margarine
The eonventiou approved the National
Dairy Association and the secretary was or
dered TO telegraph the association In Chicago
that the secretAry-eleet bad already beea ap-
pointed member OF that body
A resolution vas adopted That Aeiio1 seoald
be taken 10 induce the increase of tar on oieo-
mArgariae from . to 10 eeats.
The evening session devoted to Prufes-
-ar ! SewaiIs lerinrr on ..tiood Ef.cts Of
Pure food BlI. p which vas listened TO ritn
the utmost attention.
Several good papers we're read Friday.
Among them one on Hos 20 Keep Boys or
the Farm"
The resolution TO advance 500 10 the dalry
commissioner vas disposed q By lndHiduais
Offering TO advance errtaln sums uatil bis sa.-
ary could be seeurrd from the state.
The following officers we're Elected sor The
ensuing year: President. D. E. Segeouih. q
Ia JaFa; vice president, / 5 Morse, Of Little
ton; secretary, W. W. Cook. OF Port Collin.
treasurer, psn T. Cort, Of Eastouville
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II is a laInsniabie fact that Pride a,iea
Fsars patent leather booss an,l fss-, ~ to.
oaCco
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"bEaSS's hEuSCniAL THpsaHs' arg er.
selieHt for the rriicf u Hosfs-urss - sofe
Threat Tbey arc czo~c,iinsiy scerslyr ~
cArasiiaa Wor,d. Lsssds,s. E-sg
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80 10 c.fifasni,

Ieis + ozr Slesptns Car Rate au u.
fhillips-kn-k ialan1 Toara. Ene.r.fur.
irpn IhirASo 20 l4es Anxcfcz Or Saa Fras
cisco. via the Ss-enic ltpafa auti D.feu.
noa can 40 vita f-hiilips the hr.. ii .ll
h.hearaion Manager. fer b. has e.ch party
accompanied by = special Nxen. vas -.
the snaFe trip Nth Fniruuk Tease r~r
.onaliy ccnduct-d Exrur.sons has. Chirr.
80 twlee week Tuesday asd Thurs4ay
We have also daily tours, cas crit
VIA our Sontsern honte. ,hruugh tie tao
Los Angeles and Ssn Frar~!.sp n.
Ioartst car rate via this route tie s.rse
Apply al Rock l.tsnd tiete; oT.- fns
CLARK Street JNO SEBASTIAN Ep
{, X / & r R'y Chi~--a
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The policeman whu ~as kfira hy The az,
charge q his dasy probably dt8a't sEo~ 8,
SIS loaded
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-30
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

CHALLENGE CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
" panv-Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco, CAL. location OF werks, Gold Hill.
New
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting Of the
board OF directors. held on the Sd Gay OF April.
1884 an assessment T. o. 16) or i've (5l cents per
share was levied the capital STOCK of the cor
poration. payab Immediately in United States
gold coin TO the secretary, at the once of the com
pany room IS, third floor. Mills buil ding, corner
Bush and Montgomery streets, San Francisco. Cal.
Auy stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 8tn day OF May. 1874, will be
ton. and nm ess payment is made before will be
sold on I ESDAY, the 29th day OF May. 1894. to
pay the delinquent assessment together with the
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale. By
order OF the Board OF Directors
q. l. MCCOY, Secretary.
on1ce-Room IS. third floor Mills building. cor
ner Bush and Montgomery Streets San Francisco.
Cal ana "a
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-PoTosI MIN
- ing Company. Location of principal place OF
business. San Francisco. California; location OF
works, Virginia, Story County, Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account of assessment No.
al, levied the sixth day OF March, 1894. the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
spectiYe shareholders. as folIoMS:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-BODIE CON-
~ solidated Mining Company. Location OF prin.
cipa place of business, San Francisco, California;
location OF works, Bodie, Mono County Califor-
mia.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account OF assessment No.
II. levied the 10Th day OF March, S94. the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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DEIINoUENT SALE NOTICES.


DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - OVEhMAN
~ Silver Mining Company. L Location of principal
place of business. San Francisco California; ioca-
ton Of works, Gold H ILL., Storey County. Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing deS ribed stock account OF assessment NO
TO- levied on the 9Th day OF March, 1894, the sew
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And In accordance with law, and an order from
the Board Of Directors, made on the 10th day of
March. 1894. SO many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock Is may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the once OF s. p. Middleton &
Co., SO Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia on MONDAY. tho l4th day OF May. 1894,
at the hour of O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
NJ. X. WILLIS, Secretary.
omee-Room 81. Nevada block, 500 Montgom.
ou GfZAat San ETAnniaaR. California ANA Ia
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And In accordance with law and order from
the Board Of Directors, made on the sixth day of
March, 1894, many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the ONCE of the company, room 10,
Nevada block, No. 500 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. California WEDNESDAY,, the
second day OF May. 1894, at the hour OF two
o'clock p. N. OF said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with cost OF adver-
Using and expenses OF sale.
CHAs. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Onhce-Room 70. Nevada block. No. 800 Mont
romery street. San francisco. California. apl2 I'd
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npgn HOUSE ON KENTUCKY ST: STORE
tnOOU. and Hvng.roous: connected with
sewer long ground lease; rents equal 10 interest
on $4,000 JULIUS REIMER, attorney -at-Iaw,
sos Montgomery ST. ape 2t
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nzEO CASH. BALANCE Si3 so PER MONTH;
- OU NV corner south Frederick and Tilden
(ibtn1 sts: 25xlOO; price 500; OFF Haight ST.
at BAKER JULIUS REIMER. attorney -at-aw W,
b0e Montgomery st. ap29 2t
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

n ANTED-THE GARDENERS AND RANCH
" ers' Association solicit offers for the future
location OF the Colombo Market IN this city the
premises to be not less than 275xl5O feet: either
TO buy or TO lease, improved or unimpruyed. FOR
particulars apply TO the president. P. ISoLA, or
the committee at the Colon DO Market between 8
and 10 O'Clock every morning until Saturday next
O. BUICELLI, chairman. apSO 81
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$4,000 acres-AH in a body; fenced: fine I'M
provements So per acre.
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5000 acres-ImprOved as abOve-named place;
near san Francisco; reduced to Sl4 so per acre.
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oar 40 WORTH SsO0-LoT 27xlO0; BEMIs
DOUU St, near Castro, Paramount Tract
block from electric cars; must sell. j. ROCHE,
San Rafael apzS OF
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200 scres-A ma gnifcent property; 1000 acres
OF the very richest bottom land; not subject to
overflow
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EOR SALE,
+ Lot on S. side Of Geary ST.. 225 feet w. from
Devlsadero st.
25x137;6 feet: cottage with rooms and bath;
streets fully improved.
Good Investment; eable-cars pass the mouse;
DRFw 9s0 DougIass st. ap29 I'm
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE CHOLLAR
- Mining Company. Location of principal place
Of business. San Francisco California; location OF
works, Virginia storey Comfy, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock, account OF assessment IN o.
3S), levied on the twenty first day OF March, 1894
the several amounts set opposite the names Of the
resnectiYa sharhhOldars AZ fnllnWs.
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II MONTGOMERY So,
COUNTRY LAND DEPARTMENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
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G65OO TERMS TO SUIT; NEARLY COM
SDOOOO. pete artistic residence 10 rooms.
the best unobstrueted marine and park view in
the city substantially ouilt and furnished by day
work which Will be gu ranteed every known
possible convenience required in first-ciass resi-
dence; also corner for sale. Apply corner of Full
ton and shrader MeAIllster-st. cars pass housed II
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GOO O0O SUNNY CORNER LOT; NoREA-
goo. OOO. sonable offer refused to effect
Immediate sale; II feet on Geary. 40 on Laguns
St; Improvements: hands ONE houses IS IA rs
rooms on Geary, 10 on Laguna; paying at reduced
rent $3.50 monthly See owner, l42S Geary st
bet II aud 3 or after 5 P. N aD3e as
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overflow.
3712 acres IA miles NV. of Sebastopol: 80
acres in fruit. mostly peaches, with some prunes
and pears, all in bearing; fine grove of timber
around house and barn; very romantic: SO acres
IN bearing. Flbert orchard: fair house of rooms
barn and windmill, with several hydrants: farm
ing tools, horses. harness, wagons, dozen CHICK
ems. 400 grape and fruit boxes 80 trays for dryin
pruneS, etc, all go with the place: price $1,000;
mortgage $1,000, Will take up or let run.
40 acres. II miles W. of Santa Rosa: 4 acres in
pruueS years old; l in prunes. bearing:
acres in apples. bearing, very fine; balance hay,
Ersfn and PASTURE: good house or rooms, ceTIed-
good barn. 40x6U; chlcken-houses, ETC.; good
water; price $1,000.
ObFARRELL a CO.,
II Montgomery ST.. San Francisco
ape SuMoNe 81
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Gd0QO EASY TERMS: LOT 5Oxl57;
u 1ONO. house of rooms; street "a feet
wids and maeadamiZed; stone sidewalks; loca-
ton west side OF street T. +. BAIRD Morton
Station (nArrow gauge). APPS It
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors. made the 6tn day OF
March, 1894, many shares of each parcel of
such stock may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the ONCE OF the company, No.
Ala California street, San francisco, California. on
MONDAY, the 3Gth day OF April, 1894, at the
hour of % o. clock P. N. or said day, TO pay
said delinQuen assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
GEORGE d. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Ofice-No. Ala California street. San Francicco.
california aDl1 I'd
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At SACRIFICE; $4,000 WILL Boy con-
n ira Costa Springs; new hotel sulphur and
mineral springs; 100 acres OF land with house
and barn; stock and farming implements com
plete; must be sold. DIR BOWERS Fifth. Is u
IN CENTS IS NOT MUCH. BUT you CAN
" get Ons part OF picturesque California"
with II II you are subscrib Of THE CALL; the
same portfolio once cost 81
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fNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE BIDS
FOR the following city property for the next so
days: 25x75 feet, with Improvements thereon,
situate on 5th ST.. mr.. Folsom. offers may be
made through ASHTON q GARDINER. All
Montgomery ST. c. Is. HOUGHTON,
Executor OF last VIII of WIN. F. PEABODY, de-
ceased. aplO 1m
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

GOO0n 100 FEET SQUARE, WITH S-ROOM
tDOAOV. house; on north side of ST., bet Mad
ison aud jackson sts.; terms cash. w. E. BAR
NARD a. son, 46S Ninth ST. an2e n
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TOR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRUIT
i farm; Groom house, modern; large barn, with
carTfage-house windmill. tank Improvements
new: umbrella trees avenue; Muscat grapes,
spricots, peaches. alfalfa; title perfect: no in
eumbrance: miles from Fresno. miles from
Fowler. A. b. H. II PheIan building. bet. 4 and
P. apps 3t*
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ROOMS TO LEr-CoNTINUED.

e1 , sTEV fNsON. BET. SEVENTH AND
VIZ Eighth-Furnished sunny room for or ~:
bath; hot and cold water; of piano II desired;
central ap2b IT
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i year-old trees; Santa Cruz Mountains great
sacrifice Address Fruit, box 80, Call Rraneh
ONCE. apps 3t*
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And IN accordance with law aud IN order from
the board of directors made on the twenty-hrst
day of March, 1894 so many shares Of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary will be sold sc
public auction at the once of the company. room
10. Nevada block, N o. 3O9 Montgomery street. San
Francisco. California on WEDNESDAY,. the six
teenth day OF May. 1894, ut the hour of O'Clock
p. n. of said day, to pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses of SALE
CHAS E ELLIOT, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 10. Nevada block, No. 500 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco. California. ap26 I'd
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-30
4 PROBARLE MURDER.
Nate Hilleary Shot John Miller
Tnilicting a Fatal Wound
4E wcTlMu is sTILL ALIVE
The Accused Admitted TO Bail anu
the wounded Man to the Hos
pital.

-.
There was shooting upon Young
river yesterday which. may prove q very
serious one for the parties concerned
Nate HiIIeary, late justice Of the peace
Of olney. shot John Miller young
man well known in this city, and VINO
q now under bond to appear before the
grand jury in September charged Win
aiding a prisoner to escape and resist
ing an officer. Ierom one OF Hilleary >
friends. the following statement was
obtained Of his version Of the difficulty.
The parties concerned were at the
house Of John Warnstaff, the father-in-
law Of Hilleary, when words passed
between them in regard to trouble that
Miller had caused with Hiileary ana
his wife. Miller made move as II to
draw a pistol which he carried on his
person, and the prisoner, who claims 20
have been told that Miller had sworn
to kin him, in self-defense pulled q
Colts 80 calibre pistol and shot him in
the groin. HilIeary Immediately gave
himself up to Constable Tom Henderson
who brought him to this city In a boat,
while two Of the warnstaff boys came
in for DR.. ]. A. Fulton, who went out
to olney and returned at 7 o'clock on
the steamer Mayfiower with the
wounded man and had him taken to st.
Mary's hospital. The doctor found that
Miller had been shot on the left side,
directly over the hip bone but at a
late hour last night II was impossible
to tell where the bullet had lodged as
he was suffering very much from the
shock, and his recovery is considered
doubtful
Miller's friends say he was coming
from the lumber camp with Hilleary's
two biothers-in-law, and on their sug-
gestion, went with them to their faith
Iers house. On reaching there, Hilleary
was found talking over his family trou-
bes, and as soon as Miller stepped into
the door, Hilleary called him a vile
name, and followed 1t up by shooting
him down.
Hilleary was arraigned before Judge
Mcbride at o'clock last evening on the
charge of assault with dangerous
weapon, and was released on giving
$4,000 bail, A. w. Utzinger and John
Warnstaff being his sureties ON the
bond.
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WHY JAPANESE CHILDREN ARE
GOOD.
From the brooklyn Eagle.

Mrs. st. John Bramhall writing OF
Wee nes In Japan" undertakes to give
some reasons why Japanese children are
so very good The little Jap never
seems to do any mischief: indeed, the
doctrinS OF original sin seems absolutely
confuted by his admirable behavior,
One reason OF her own Is that the child
is guided by love- not chastisement;
that the boy is taught 10 be manly. the
girl to be womanly Another borrowed
reason is that there Is nothing In the
Japanese home for him to break or
damage, that owing TO the simple fur
nishments he is not being constantly
told he mustn't do that, he mustn't
touch this or he mustn't touch that:
hence he is good almost In spite of
himself. The critic In "Harpers' won
ders II Americans may not profit by
some OF the suggestions and learn ITO
Japan our nurseries and public places
with the varnisl1 Of rest and compara-
tive comfort"
II only every home with children
had nursery or room devoted to them,
but In the city houses this Is often
practically impossible Instead there are
generally two ciasses, those where chIl-
dren are allowed to usurp with their
noise and games every portion OF the
abode. and those where every part Il
too good for the children. A happy
mean here as elsewhere seems inpossi.
Bile. Often the mother who blandly
tells you she believes IN letting the
children have a good time Is teach
ing them to be destructive and selfish
little tyrants regardless or other peo-
Pies rights, wishes and nerves. on Tho
other hand. who does not pity the
children In the home furnished so finely
| that they must not enjoy Themselves
anywhere In it2 The Importance az
simplicity In the home Is yet to be an
/ preclafcd IN It's influence on children's
llives and ten1pers. In america there u
a great tendency to ignore the best mr.
pose and uses Of the home comfort q
too often sacrificed to fashions and AZ.
1 ticles Of furniture are selected more "a,
show than stability. Children are tor.
mented into being naughty By Their
surroundings and then unfairly nun.
ished for breaking costly pieces OF brio.
a-brac. = n
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THE PORTLAND FLOOD.

Some idea of how the food Is viewed
in the East may be obtained from the
following extract from recent letter
written to lady in this city by friend
In Milwaukee:
eve are interested in the flood news
all around suppose travel in your
direction is very uncertain, and liable
to be prolonged. I do not see how peo-
pie get through Portland at all. TO AS
toria, for instance. They will give no
information at the railroad Offices here,
although we have made frequent In
quiries."'
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DUNNs TRADE REVIEW.
a More Encouraglng outIook SHOW

A More Encouraging Outlook Shown.
New York, June 29.-R. G. Dunn &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade will say;
The general strike Of coal miners has
ended at most points, but another
threatens to interrupt business more
seriously for time, although the num-
ber of hands is comparatively small,
Travel and traffic are well nigh arrested
on about twenty western roads and
strikes are threatened on all the roads
which use Pullman cars. On the whole.
other changes during the week have
been for the better. Manufacturing es-
adjustments which were stopped by
want of fuel, have resumed. The de-
pletion Of the treasury reserve has been
checked by voluntary deposits made
by the New York banks Exports Of
gold have almost ceased. Congress has
made much progress towards the final
disposition OF the tariff question. The
crop prospects grow better as the har-
vest draws nearer. The resumption Of
work in the mines and mills has made
good progress, but the demands for
products is as yet smaller and less ur-
gent than expected.
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THE SENATE.

washington. June 2s.-The senate has
agreed TO the finance committees
amendment abrogating all reciprocity
treaties.
Shermon's resolution Of yesterday d.
recting the committee on interstate
commerce to inquire into the advisable
ity Of regulating by law the use Of
sleeping or parlor cars, was adopted.
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THE HOUSE.

washington. June 29.-The house has
taken up the contested election case Of
Watson VS.. Black. Of Georgia, and ili-
clustering has begun.
Latsr-The resolution Of the commit
tee ON rules declaring Black elected was
agreed to, only the populists dissenting