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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
cRoOyD TO DEATH UNDER THE WHEELS.
rRANcrs J. CALLENAN. TREASURER OF THE
Union TRACTION COMPANY. KILLED BY

TRANCTS J. CALLENAN. TREASURER Or liE
UNION TRACTION COMPANY. KILLED BY
TRAIN At RUTHERFORD. ~ J.
Francis ]. Callenan known throughout New-York
City and State promoter OF large railway en-
ternrises was instantly killed at the Erie Raiiway
..,,or pu,berford n j. yesterday morning while
irving n hoard a train which had not come 10 a
standstiu A hundred commuters were the horriiieu
spectators of his death. Mr. Calenan win MS "'ie
and son. recently moved into pretty HOUSE. III
Iome-ave about five minutes walk rom the s.a
zion He left the house TO catch the s;Ss Tram ior
-, Wi, CIV and stoned at the Shafer Building
40 coo Collector Charles Burrows from whoHl ne op-
tanned a large book containing writing reia"'e ~
the Workers Electric Railway. with TINS oooN u'-
der his arm he went to the station pous"' p"Pe
and stood waiting for the tram.
The nlank walks around and between the tracks
were wet and greasy from the heaVy ra'hs''' HI
Tho train slowed up and would have stopped IN d
x,o,,ent the engine being already past the sth'Ioh
Mr. Callenan started for one OF the rear 'a' =
reached II and made a grab Tor the hahuiai' ~"
the large book interfered with his free movements
IL sl,nnad on the wet walk. tried 10 recover him
-. .1,, "a roues under the wheels. his head lying
- 80 rou and being crushed beneath the car,
Ill oro,ber wheel cut the book which he had
carried.
rhs widest excitement followed. An undertaken
was called and the body was taken away Inc pam
ful duty Of breaking the news to MS wife was IN
trusted TO a friend. who after"ard came 10 -'e"
York CITY TO inform other relatives
,s renorted IN Sundays Tribune Mr.. Calienan
WIS on Friday night elected treasurer of the new
Union Traction Company, which is 10 ou,ld al,
electric railway from Newark TO HacKensacK' anu
ne was also interested in big scheme 10 pu,iu
thirty-six miles of electric railway IN i'rooN'Sn
n,reteen wears he was connected with bnca rail-
way companv. and spent some time in the railway
business at Syracuse from which place ne went 10
rutherford The organization of the Inion lrac J
ton Company was largely Que 20 me- H. leaves
q wife and a CrOWn-up SON.
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cnbccE & Hollis: hogs. is3 10. at IS.
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Nov Cattle Receipts last 2, hours. 242o
ipst ~oeS head. consigned through 26l head -
NcwYer $40 head on sae geo head ina,kst opensd
which zoe higher h' attendance y buyers clos d
~ool heavy shipping 81 4onsl -. fair medium 81 eoa
- -. light butchers - 80 - a., shi Western stetr
and hefcrs 81 G5Gs3 -. choice oxen 50 IS
Gin ho " s. es - ,eais s. 75ls7 mitch cSws
s.edy sprns"rs lower s,ocke,s good steady at - 20
U'eH"certs last - hours. 10 200 head. total for week
e M ~ I hra FOR ." sodG t Xey,Y S
heaa On sab. q $50 heaa m@rke' opensd a e, s and
niN"i uacN"rs '3asi 70. cd md ums. 81 7oasi u:
i'mhs ie-eip's lss - hours II 80 head total FOR
10 500 heaa conssn~d lhcuss go had to N'NYork.
sni higher Tor sheep with bc. lambs =. better closet
t,m or good export cwes AZ -. esp weth al $40
5: gs /: fair to good g sersa 50. cus common
- -, cis and common. 81 'ons2 80. Canadian lambs
80, Ga,p 5. s,o'A , Y2rd cn'rasa Nov 'a,i
s &s5 2' s'ochgls "Ha ,:eacr: seas 90 and :
a,l Ma,k Mssyy s,a,Ss &c. ! pa! :'V 30
lsh' s. 251$ * plgs 5. 5oNsi % sheep Receipts i2
900 head M.rk.t firm. Inferior choice. siasa Is:
-, Louis NOV 5.-ca,tle- Receipts ISIS head Native
higher Navc steers s2ps2 go cows si 5qsa o. Teass
secis s. :opS2 o. Hogs RECEIPTS 5000 head. An act
choice prices a,eraecd Sc hiqher rh. best heavy s
ar 81 20, only TWO lots being good enough sell at
mat price" Fair 10 good wiNel lots. Including some
heavy RANGED A. 81 ioI 60 Anything below 81 20
T" SG, SaG fh pEs sold AZ 81 80 Shesg. Hece.ps
Native mNed - -: Southwest mixed 81 Is native sheep
81. lambs. s. 30
lls' l1bcrt,. Ney 5-'aul.-R"ceipis liberal. Market
nrm Prime &dSJ -. gooi 81 lnlsi -: good butchers
81 i5pSi rough fat ;. 5oas3. sht steers. 81 ?.Q
81 30 eood 1T cows and hrifcrs 81 t04S3. Hogs-Re-
rrpts liberal Market opened slow lu lie
lest 80 Philadelrhias - SoQSt NJ. best Workers. and
MIXED - G5@si - common to far Workers. 81 5odS' 60.
peH - i5u$ 30 rough sows 81 j0dSi stays roughs
SnS 30 Shcer-Suppy light Extra. Ssa>l -. good.
81 aOdS2 20. fair 81 1JTS2, common 5Oc@Si. ycarngs
81 2oaS3 10: lambs 81 25rs2 ~: calves s5a$G:
heavy and thin calves 81 250s3 -.
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E rans~ and ,io+- today and closing BIDS tn.

Narke, closed quiet and steady al 10 " POM .,-,,
with SATURDAYS eli prices TRANSPORTING
30. c4s - Total salss 1850 Now York spot saof 70
q. 10 4, 4 -ht ~ IN tally reported tcnac ~
LIZ SO. spot nsrke, dull. nlld:linr uriands o. lr,.
,if yufcr IL unchanged compared viin Shinfets =
Ne,y- York net receipts . 3s9 gross l='ip ff-
=, .isd 4iI4. Sales S0g. stock. ~2SB Total net p'
,.ce.,.. day Sa2. thus far this week. lH - ~
;,rts today Gr~ai Dr.tain 3sT0j Franc" III On
,i.~o. l. az Thus this We k- Great imam III
~ E-arce O. aiG Co.'lnent. 20 ijf STOCK H2I 6s2
toFFFI.-Tiansacton wer' on a faiT s'al' .nH pr ."
-.nod On realizing Of less Favorable awe.
r-n, iiavrc Hamburg closed steady. N"yenb'r ~ -
>avnirrs Dec r,ber January 90 ,5 Feb ari Co.
YIN "a. April - -. May ~ -. June. - - July
90 - warehouse deliveries for the week 500 'ls
Including bags this port RIO market gul-f AZ
II 800 rcls receipts 5000 bag stocks NJ sann@ - "p
bags and At RIO. $4,000 bags. santos receipts. -"'V'
has Santos firm at IL 1CO Ies clear f-om Ilp fi"tin-
cr. Ross 250DO bags. ana Gf"cian Prince ll"r bags
Santos cl.arances per Merida GCrJ tags. Mls"il's AZ
rivals In October II ~ bags deliveries. SIS" bags.
s,ock III Gao closed fo- November ~ SD
francs December sc -. January 49," February. sl".
March 80. AIril. ~ 80
Contracts closed weak 30 10 ~ points q" lnc sales
were - 80 bags. follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-ReceptS for I'VE days; Beans.
223 bbs. peas 2525 bbls. Exports: Beans. I2O pkg',
peas. t. 10 bbls. Imports 1870 bags beans rr'sh
supplies beans have been very moderate anu
the rather Hight demand alone prevented an advance
Choice Of have sold generally al - 80
here and there "a shading down 24n5c Several cars
OF Canadian medium have come In within a Few DAY =,
Of which had been engaged to arrive al 81 50 rs
sold mainly at ~ ~. but nave
cleaned closely that fairly nrm feeling prevails
kidney developed considerable strength not
much from Increased demand but bcaus" stocks or
goods reduced and buyers considered them
cheap some sales at the close q s. 10 Turtle soup
quiet Yellow eye more plenty and weaker. MOI nu,h
doing In Limas. Foreign beans moving rather SLOWLY
and feeling barely steady. Green peas nave ruled IN
buyers favor. We quote: Beans domestic marrow per
BUSH 81 2JIS2 3O DO medium. 81 80. do pea 81 So DO
white kidney 81 25as2 30 do red kidney choice hand
picked 81 l0Gs2 I5 do turtle 81 TO- do yellow eye
So i0 do Lima. California SO 75as2 S. do foreign
dunn and 1894, 81 5oasl W; do. foreign; medium
1898 81 20nS1 %: do, foreign 1893 VI fouSl oo
green bbls 81 O2is do bags. 971cqsl; do Scotch
81 O7itdsl 10.
BUTTER-Receipts for nve days % 424 pkgs. Exports
~ tubs Trade on me whoIe. has improved nt t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

considerable by traders and some nuy'he ,
stated on wheat. Cash corn wa pt1s
1nn hush sold al SIC to arrive tomorrow. de"ered
20 900 bush quoted $50. ahoa; so, pusn ~
white 5gsc delivered and car OF ne" uhsid",u
corn at SIC track .OATS-The trade IN oats va
with the prices showing a very narrow movement. ite
parity IN
with corn. prices worked off a ulne party
recovering In afternoon. leaving OH st"aay al u
changed prices The visible supply showed iar s
and the buying in tho afternoon was rainier ,o"' d~
oats we're quiet but firm sales 1000 bush Ne :
oats a2s. G3c elevator and 5000 bush DO AZ 55sfofc
anoat car lots No white. 36s.M3ic. and 2.VW nu-n
track white at 34ViOc BARLEY hrfn quoted
AZ 6ldG2c for NJ Milwaukee and Uho4c ioF unsi
Western - MALT-Market dull: two-rowed state 700
nc. ned 75GSOc SEEDSM.rte quiet clover
AZ 7s0So Rt'CKWHEAT-M Market
dull: at 55a57c for silver and s'aB'c for Japanes.
Ne give comparison :he closing prices 81 the pre-
Nous iay and Tor the corresponding date last YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKrrs

,o Galveston. N9y 5c9tton steady: mdang 53i8c:
10" lddilng iAc; good ordinary iAc; net and gross
receipts 1888 bales exports TO Croet Uritan OF .Ca
TO france 500 10 the Continent 7076 coastwse 6s
sales 49,, stock. los 37o ' ''' '''''
M%ioiN' nov; cotton quiet: middling. 5i.c low
receipts 1901 bales exports To Great Britain 10 coo
wise. 'D+; sales l0l8: stock. .? Iig ' w. s
Newt orleans, Nov 5Coton ouiet. good
iSc net resept tow y p lido sec ordinary
70 France. 87l6; sales. 5000; stock 2oS os6 '~''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
rpAvsa ATELLERS.

Among the passengers sailing to-day on me or'n-
German Lloyd steamer Lain for Bremen ana sou'I,-
amnton are Charles H. Atwood fr'z Elders, T.
Hasselmann, Nj. and Mrs. Hennen jennings W, =
Kate s Jennings Mr.. and Mrs Adolf Jorthcr' MI
,d Nrs Richard F. Klinkhardt. Mr.. ana MIS-
Iohillp Michaelis Inspector Melegh. OF Bucharest
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Parrish. Mrs SatteTee' RuPsrt
Schmid Charles b. Tyler and Mr. ana MIS- hoo9''
nl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

BEENES-Hrc"ipts for days 100 cars 3.3s3 head
and 10 Tor the market. Good light
supply ana with moderate arrivals Of all grades the
k"t ruled active advance i5y2Jc decent %
prime steers Will.
ably higher. All the scales early hour
pOriers bought l6s head for shipment alive
prime native steers sold 81 81 l5QS5 - 100 H.
and $685. G5. bulls 81 i7isQS2 30; old
s. %. and by the head flmsli each No Texans or
rargers Cy dressed native sides slow 6sMoc per No.
Texa. and range beef selling at 5gIc Todays London
and Liverpool cable edvices quote refrigerated beef rmer
IMac per n. American live 9Qlic;
estimated dressed weights. American sheep lower so
gsc. Shipments tomorrow the Cevic. 35 for
NJ. Goldsmith $40 head FOR J. Shamberg Son; 22tO
quarters OF beef for n. Norris the Boston city
cattle for NJ. Goldsmith.
SAL.ES-shsrman Is Culver: IS Virginia steers 1884 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

The market a quiet mood though It is hrm. me
Considerable business was dom saturday. bui mo. a.
xss kept quiet Included in ih9s' ge o %, 2"T bags
80 arrive 14i.c MIA coffee shows considerable firm
FLOUR AND MEA1Flour was quite ac'iyc ana d.
cdlly better oaay Asns pricSs were sene,sy sHl%
with the trade AT the close ready paw pld asking
were in fairly good demand st the clos owing thr
advance asking prices buyers and sc@rs were opa-t
winter iatcnts s. ooasa - and 1900 city Mus Two
s,@ghI1 - a. EeT . 80 e ezra al as ~ o' POS
81 70 lnrr sancr 40 hls straighis sS@is TO- o"o
BIZ clcars 81 s5as2 10 $50 sacks Extra rss 50 80
50 3d. export 800 bhs southern nour. a, 50 60
q lo.....RYE FI.oIR-Marke slow; sales BIS Al
81 80 a.. MAKE, steady; saies 200 hols
$40; Western and southern. 50 eoasao' bag
ST s. 2sas ne Is s'S coarse "si s @i M
a az qaoHs ~ 80 sa w. ,.. 50 r se :s,s ~
s';c: hGmny chop si9sl %; cot'onseed meal 81 o3g
GKAIN-wrEAT-whea very firm to-day It
steady foreign houses fair buyers taking about all
the offerings Of he market Traders were sellers for
sGeany ehnnEed ana evfn ihe bearsly inclined %Hte
the bulls claimed that il va, very strong The visible
ON bis ~ bn % bnh and on qua gain n'n
passage for Europe Of 600 bush making Increase
very small Following the visible supply statement
the Liverpool cable. showing quite gain for the day
and prices Immediately rallied ntimated that
Bradstreets visible Wednesday would show 5opO.0O in
crease In tho worlds visible but attention paid to
this the sentiment being generally bulish The interior
receipts moderate and showed quite falling on
pared with Monday Of last Interior receipts OF
wheat al spring wheat markets to-day u2 bush
0ncludn2 Chicago So l07 bush nearly all winter
sRG14 bush last WRITER "a Ss2 BUSH against 49,.
SlG bush Seaoard receipts 0 100 bush against 304 $3.50
bush total l0lsO34 bush. against 1876 bush.
10 3s bush. 16.+i0 bush Just before the
close the shorts became much disturbed began
buying wheat freely. A good many stop orders
prices easily advanced closing the highest
prices OF the day 7sU1c gain The IN the
afternoon the first active buying time.
in addition TO which there good outside buy
ing Europe bought rather freely early. although
CT the foreign houses seemed to be lers IN tn.
afternoon There considerable talk about
business Chicago and at the Northwest In cash bust
however. only 1000 loads exported. although
sales claimed for including 26
7. 10000 bush. One load No red sold al 1l6c
December. b anoat. December closed 57+c.;
$1,000 bush No ! hard Manitoba. December
Buffalo. "a 900 bush t.. No bard Duluh.
200 600 bush 6H96Ac December Buffalo and 5000
bush No Chicago p l.. .CORN-The trade in
moderately active with prices showing considerable
weakness all the morning although close
ket up about the highest figures opening.
leaving of steady at II to &c decline. The
feemed to be due to the weather in fine belt
predictions of larger receipts There
OF selling Of long and prices weakened quite readily
under the offerings The visible supply however, showed
decrease OF 10 900 BUSH and the afternoon there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
STOCKS DULL BUT FIRM {
QUIET BEFORE ELECTION
STOCKS DECLINE. BUT PRICES
GENERALLY RISE

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE NovEMnr, .
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Nov 5Flour dull wes;srn ~ sup en M,r1
&, 20: 90 extra, S2QS2 30, DO famii! - SSs-
wheat patent So 759s3 spring do Z" 90 90 30 N
straight So lOGs3 25; sales % ehs Mheat rr 5fi n
rcd s,iot and November 55izG15Ssc; Be'snost
E6stc. MAY eOs GG1c: steamer No rec D. M ~
ling wheat by sample. &c; STOCK w. 90. iaar,arv
"a Doc bush Corn easy. mixed year 0lA@'-S' tr -
lii asked southern white 4stIic; 90 3eyM' - No,
5ac. receipts l19 BUSH stock l3O-' bust Sa. y .
hush Oas firm; No white western - cpn.D, ~, -
,iyea do 3oQ32isc stock 1874 $50 bush rye .dH
n9l,S2ISc: stock $50 hush Hay QUIT , an ,rr,
roe5 10 choice timothy. Sl2QSi2 90 lam ~l a.
GDu n steam TO Liverpool Is % as Novemh.r N'N
6rrn: creamery fancy @4c. Eggs s,eauS, ''''
frn: No Z l5I.c Other articles unc"anp'D' H.
Boston. Nov 5-F:our quiet bl; prn. Srrh ouic'
Oats firm but quiet. shorts quiet lfo w., zoo
1utIer oulet: Northern creamery. =, ,-s,..n ion
Cbess. Quiet: best Northern. lOise ll'' "e9'+"' |
Rnrralo Nov. 5-sprng wheat fairly active ana q oar i'
g. saies "a oO, bush No hard spol; va; 81 ns,
,ISi, d63s c: 2j.Goo bush d.. ~ DecG1ir
DIS, oss, hush 90 &C; 5000 bush meg ia
slr,h.J, che: COCO hush do &C. Ci,sf x~tt
ola hose. do 90. C5isc q" %. t;,i.r
,rn old spot 61.c: d, new $40: 10 st dir castor,
No Northern Chicago. Csc Nlhte, Nc -. n
~ o. ~ cars ~ . rcd. Doe: car NJ "hl's.
So, ,.Tr ouiet ,teady. 40 yellow &C. .
,,r 5-c No ? corn jGi.c 80 ) ye.!ow. &C: - X. .
- IS. M corn sc. grade iffroS IN ~
oIioa X No . 5Gi2c store .1'S - T.,
knit. rnixed weak: NJ white. %tSsc' 10 49,, N .
10 IA a, c5i.c in store l}arley-Demand htht' "|i'
wh go asjled: quotations UNCHANGED rye d.
te,pS5tc Flour cule steady. uncnanEcd- ~. q,
unchanged Canal frcghts srchs' ""'''' -
Gu one: oats g. barley. nc. =,
>oy The leading futures ranged as l''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

lUU e + II < II lst
Oak Ext ......lliy
10000 $ A e. A p S.. IS,
1900 do .............8
1000 S V e. y + 4s....5
100 5 Pac OF Cal ls.lg7
10000 do IS Con. 9ok
/ 1000 s Ry LIST S. W I.
LII L. sGE e. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

United
Kingdom. Continent Total Changes
Wheat. hu L. fcf ~ 30. 90 IN lGsp .
Corn bush. 1i24vD ac,oNp iaiivD ir, 32DJJ
And with Tho visible compared siih lnsi week niso
passage Visible Total changes
wheat, hu ~ Oe7 io7 0ipt-o Inc a5isor
Com. hush igt4pU .ESp,O 1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-27
HELENA'S COXEY MEN.
win b Takes Away Il Wagoas
q Public ExpensA
70 FLOAT DOWN TssE aasssovRi.


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- -. - - asa'1.
49, 49,. 81 49, 8 =. 49, 49, -.
-..-.sCs-s - 49, sa1 - - - -.
s...S-., - -. = 49,. - 1 -. ~
rsl.1a.s - 49, !. 49, = - -. ~ ~
$3.50 - - new e !. - - -.
.s...s. - a.'.',. -. - 1870 1sSs
80 ss-,.s.sI. o. !. ...s :. - - 49,
- -. -. -. - - 49, - -. ~.
= - - -. ".
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- s'ss :. s- - 49,
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- ~. - - ~. rsses 49, ~. s....s-.
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..s..sSS -" u.s-..:.ss- nm -. =.
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enrn..a - -. r..ssn q. - ..-s...s.sss's
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~~c.,.s ~ .hr.;rr -. cea.ssl. ~....~.iss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-27

- ADoaone0saaD-e1sf0e Ave.oe EAve-
unsae-Oenney
Tacoma Aay - sP
potntnsate usse ssas - " sasy eoane1l
today. cd = w. undsfseooa sh.s Asyof
Or - soe wish 70 have appoiasnsnss
psoding dusi1g tAe onfIal esssnooass g
his iats paEtnH. Richard 0aIisspaas No -
killed yegessday By ~ eavs-sn . sne
wharf The eoancn continued y soecs
~ rssaantton rsquirinG the controller %
esuntsEsiEn 81 cheeks issuing nom me
trsasnrsf's ofAce. nctvithstanding maj
the chairman = The fnancs committee
Ar. cassndsr. ststsd that u was >
aourcs 81 grsas snnoyanes - the
TREASURER TO b compelled - look
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-27

Blaek Henrietta In oil woel and silk mixed.
Figured Crspons. Camel's Hair. Amazon Cloth.
Albatross Canvas Cloth, Yachting Cloth.
SicaliAns, ETC.. etc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-27

sAnArosA. Nay ~ lin the Prssbytsrian
general assembly today Rev. Dr.. Hiilia, Of
Evanston, III. entered . protest agatnst
the action Of the general assembly On the
subject Of theological ssminasiss on b.
half Of himself and more than forty 9TH
srs. The protest was based upon the
assembly declaration ID fsD0 that such
control wss not within ~ rightfai juris-
dicsion, and upon the sclion N lB71. d.
ciartng Il imprsctieabie and uudssirsbaa.
II Vas further oppossd bscsuss Il would
reflect on any seminary that refuses 70
comply with the proposals. - 70 preGsssors
and directorA The objection vas also
urged that other chansss should pescsde
the acquisition Of power now proposed.
Soon aftsr 10 o'clock The assembly took
mp the calling Of The roll for The sxprss-
sion Of individuals % the Smith ease, -
ginning with the synod a Indiana. whsrs
adiournnsnt yesterday lsls The assembly.
Before adjournment ssvsnty-one speeches
On the Smith cass had been nade. Two
wsss uncertain, twsnty-two In iavor Of
sustaining the appeal IN whole a. In part.
and forty-ssvsn opposing such action. The
desire IL the assembly % hasten the order
was evidenced Just before focsss b. vote
70 contlnus In session during The aftss.
noon and 70 bsgin half hour esrliR than
usual
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PAHis, Msy M-M. Dsiason has declined
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-14

Season Tickets to Pure Food
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-14
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.

Local Notes of General Interest From
Across Rock Creek.
Messrs. Jesse H. Wilson and H. S. Mat
thews have been selected to serve on the
beard Of trustees of the Peabody Library.
They will fill vacancies caused by recent
deaths. The board now consists of Judge
Cox. VIM. l.. Dunlop and ]. II. Gordon, in
addition to the above.
Leroy Colen an, a colored boy, nineteen
years old, who resided with James Davis of
1854 Valley street, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
A series of revivals will be begun at Peck
Chapel the first Of December. Evangelists
and clergymen from Washington will as
sist.
VIM. johnson, who assaulted Jerry Jones
with a brick on Saturday, has been taken in.
Intelligence has been received Of the death
of Mr.. A. II. Wilder of st. Paul. Mimi, the
president Of the Potomac Light and Power
Company of this place. Mr.. Wilder's death
Will make no change in the affairs Of the
Georgetown corporation which he controlled,
He leaves an estate valued at about $6,OOO,-
OO0.
granolithic sidewalk is being laid on
31st street, south of p. Thirty-second
street south Of N to M will be improved In
the same manner
canal boat woman, named NJ. H.
Schneider. is named as complainant In an
insult case" on the books at the seventh
precinct VIM. Girton is defendant. He is
charged with having used offensive and in
decent language to the woman on lower
10Th street.
Maj. Geo. Hill is rebuilding, renovating
and improving mechanically his Water
street paper mill. preparatory to its lease
to northern manufacturers
Mrs. Anna NJ. Ubhof of Dumbarton ave-
nue. is lying at the point of death. She is
the grandmother of little Virginia McDer-
mott, who was bitten by the alleged mad
dog.
DIR. John L. Reid Of street is lying also
very ILL.,
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following: Matthew H. Brodwick and
Emma Lockhart, both of Weston, w. Va.
George b. Chamberlin of Washington and
Aglae j. Violland of Fairfax county, Va
Upshur h. Hyde and Leila d. Zimmerman,
both of Buchanan, Va; A. H. Robertson
and Mary f. Mobley, both of Montgomery
county, Md; Walter b. Randall and Sarah
Z. Musser; Henry p. p. Thompson and
Helen Grace Lowdermilk; Thomas Jackson
and Lucy Thomas; Benjamin F. Warrick
and Matilda Joyce; Lydenham b. Dietz, jr.
and Sarah f. Allen; Charles Christopher
and Annie Florence Madison; Eugene B.
Broaddus and Mary /. Cole; Chas. Church
will and Matte Butler; Robert Moore of
Washington and Edith Smith of Kappa
hammock, Va; Levi Slater and Annie E.
Green; Harry V. King and Mayme 3.
Anderson; James Daniels and Nettie Frey,
both of Baltimore. Md; George w. Bilyeu
of Philadelphia, Pa, and Annie Nj. Hol-
land OF Washington.