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Received A Grand Chariyarl.

Unknown to any of his friends, yesterday, Mir. John John Springer, 9 carpenter employed in the car de- partment of the Cotton Belt Shops, hied himself to Stuttgart. at aiieh place he was married yesterday. He and his bride at once took the cars and returned to this city and re- paired to their home on Georgia street. Mir Springer's friends learned of his marriage and to get even with him for not letting them known of the affair, about 10 o'clock last night they repaired ::o his his resi- dence and treated the newly married couple to n grand charivari.
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Cotton Booning.

In New York today cotton ad- vaneed twelve points. and from present indications will go much higher. A New Orleans correspond ent to the Board of Trade of this city today telegraphed as follows: "Look out for an unfavorable Bureau and believe in higher prices for cotton. "
 The bureau referred to is the Gov ernment report which will be issued tomorrow. Many cotton men in the county are strong in the belief that cotton will sell at 10 cents before the first of January.
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VIII Retain His Position.

The many friends of Mir. S. H. Martin in this city and elsewhere, will be pleased to learn that the fact that the Pine Bluff and Eastern Railroad, og which he was superin- tendent, was placed in the hands of a receiver, will not cause him to lose his position, Mr. Martin will con- tinue to discharge his duties on the road as heretofore, Receiver For dyee having retained his services.
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A MONSTER RECEPTION.
Twelve Thousand Cathoiics win WsA come Arc hbishop Katzsp sA His Return From
 Europe,

MILwAugEE, Wis, Oct. l9:-Ths Catholic societies of Milwauk6D have arranged for a monster reeer tion for Archbishop Katzer upon hiE return to this city this evening after an absence of 8 year in Europe. Delegates have gone to Chicago to meet the Archbishop and escort him to this city. It is expected i2,4n men will take part in the parade escorting the Archbishop from St Johns Catherdral, where special services will be held, to his resfdeuess
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WHO IS HE?
The Police Arrest Man Who Is Relieved
 to Be Criminal.

On last Monday the GRAPHIC pub lished an recount of the arrest of a man who was endeavoring to dis pose of horse under very suspic- iuous circumstances. The man is yet in jail and absolutely refuses to give any account of himself. He has told tales after tales that have proven to be false, yet the officers, so far, have been unable to ascertain who he is or from whom he stole the animal that was in his possession, if he did steal it. The man gives his name as J. w. Thomas. At first he claimed that he was blacksmith, and for years had worked on the Rob Roy place. This was proven to be untrue. He then said that he knew intimately MT. s. M. Adams, of Wabbaseka. MT. Adams came to Pine Bluff today and was taken to the jail 10 see if he could identify Thomas. He could not. Said that he never saw him but one time in his fife before, and that was on last Saturday night, when the prisoner stayed all night at his place.
 The prisoner answers to the de- scription Of Owens, who is wanted in Arkansas county as an accessory
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Mir. W. 0. Wheeler, manager of Katie Putnam, is in town arrang- ing for the engagement of this pop ular star at the Opera-house next Monday night. When it is explained that Miss Putnam will be seen in her new play "The Old Lime Kiln" written for her by the celebrated playwright, 6. T. Dazry, also author of ''In Old Kentucky" and that the popularl Irish comedian, Herbert Cawthorn, of Little Nugget" fame is a member of his company, 1t will recognized that the attraction has superior claims on public attention and patronage. The company car ries all the scenery needed for the play and will give thoroughly metropolitan production.
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The GRAPHIC is informed that there is a destitutute family of movers sick on the property of Mrs. Sey- mour, near Main street, on Lake side. The husband and wife are said to be very sick, lieing in the bed of a wagon, where they had stopped to camp for the night. They have been Chere for several days, and the kind hearted peo. in the vicinity have been furnisnc.g them with food
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DIED.

EAToN-Near Pastoria, October 8, 1895, ROBERT HOLMES EATON, son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas A. Eaton, aged about l year.
 The remains of this lovely little child were buried in Bellwood Gene tery, this city, yesterday morning at Il o'clock, Rev. John F. Carr off ciating. The bereaved parents have the deepest sympathy of the GRAPHIC and many other friends, in this, their hour of bereavement.
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The Musicale Last Night.

The musicale last night given un- der the management of the Ladies' Auxiliary at Merrill Institute was fiattering success, and greatly enjoyed by those present. The en- tertainment consisted of reading and recitations by Mrs. Lulu West Hall, and vocal and instrumental music by Mesdames Florence Wilcox and Ad- die T. Owen, and Prof. L. s. Bloom.
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sIr. sam Kile, one the of best known

BIr. sam Kile, one the of best known and most populareDgineers in the em- ploy of the Cotton Belt, has been promoted to position of engineer of a passenger train, and now pulls the throttle on No. l4S, which draws trains Nos. l and ? between Pine Bluff and TeXarkana. For the last five years Mr. kile's run has been be- tween Pine Bluff and Texarkana on the local freight. His many friends who are legion, are delighted to learn of his promotion.
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..plscharged From cnatoan.

J. ". Eddie and his paramoure who were arrested and confined in the county jail Tuesday night on the charge of adultery, were released from Imprisonment yesterday after noon on the conditions that the woman would leave the State and that Eddie would return to his wife and child
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At the Council meeting Monday night, on motion, a committee com posed of Aldermen Well, Royce, Hightower and Goza, were ap- pointed to correspond with foreign capitalist or companies with view of establishing an electric railway line, electric lights and water works in Pine Bluff.
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President s. W. Fordyce, of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway, is in Pine Bluff today shaking hands with his many friends. He has just returned from q tour of inspection over the Pine Bluff and Eastern and Stuttgart and Arkansas River Rail- roads, of which he was recently ap- pointed receiver by the Federal Court.
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Katie Putnam's company has an unusual element of strength this season in the engagement of the well known Irish comedian, Herbert Cawthorn of " Little Nugget fame, who has prominent character in the new play "The Old Lime Kiln. !" The play is one of the sensational hits of the season.
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E. P. Roe, the beautiful writer, once said: tOur nome should be as beautiful as our taste and means can make it; but like the nest wonder, it should simply serve it's purpose, leaving us the time and means to get all the good out of the world that we can"
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The Arrant-Clayton abduction trial, which was to have taken place in the Jefferson Circuit court today, was again postponed on account of the absence of one of the attorneys for the defendants. The case will be tried next Friday.
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wtll Travel With Niswonger.

Mir. E. W. Martin, of this city. has accepted a position to travel as ad- vance agent for Mr. Charles Elliott Niswonger, the famous young mind reader, and left with that gentleman for New Orleans this morning. MT. Martin is well qualified for the posi- tfon and MT. Niswonger could not have secured the services of a better man
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Steve Whiteslde was convicted Of burglary in the Jefferson Circuit Court yesterday afternoon and sen- tenced to three years in the pen!ten- tiary. He is the negro who burg larized the store of Ar. Lockhart, and was captured by Policeman Jefferson with a quantity of the stolen goods in his possession.
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MT. and Mrs. J. R. Westbrook left today. via, the Cotton Belt route, for Atlanta. After taking in' the great Exposition they will visit various places in North and South Carolina.
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Yesterday afternoon two bench warrants. each of which was issued years ago, was served. The parties were fugitives, and it was the first time that they had been in this city since the warrants were issued. The indictments were for gaming. Both men paid their fines and were released.
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Mrs. J. ". Hawley, mother of Messrs. Sandy and Gus Reeves. came up from her home at Grady yester- day afternoon, and Is now the guest Of the family Of Mir. Reeves.
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There will be but little trouble in Pine Bluff securing capitalist who will put in an electric street railway plant if the City Council will award such capitalist the contract of lighting the streets and putting in Warter works.
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Rev. Geo. Hill, of Hendrix College, will be in this city Sunday and will address the Mems Meeting of the Y. M. c. A. at Merrill Institute Sunday afternoon. All young men in the city are invited to be present to hear him.
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It is better to spend little money in advertising now than to sell lot of shop worn goods below cost later on.
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Rev. NJ. T. Ellis, a talented divine of Due West sc, sin the city visiting friends. The Rev. Ellis has been making q tour of Arkansas and ex- presses himself as being greatly pleased with the State.
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Dr. John D. Loetzerich, who was recently operated on by Pine Bluff physicIansfor appendicitis, was able to be at his office yesterday.
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The Brownie" show window, at the Anderson-Meyer Drug Store, is attracting great attention from its uniqueness.
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WANrED-A few girls about H years of age to feed job pfssea4 Presses are operated.by steam power. Apply to- GRAPHIC office. 218 Wme Barraque street.
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On account of the poor attendance at the Gpera-house last night Mir. Charles Elliott Niswonger declined to give performance.
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After Severe Illness.

"I had spell of sickness and be- gan taking Hoods Sarsaparilla as soon as got up. I am now able to do all of my work" Mrs. A. NJ. DAVIS. Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Rodewald $ Kralzmeier, the cigar makers, are doing asplendid business and their cigarsI command ready sale.
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At the request of the Ladies Hos pital Association Mir. Chas. Elliott Niswonger. the mind reader, will give an exhibition of his wonderful powers at the -Opera-house this evening. The proceeds will be given to the Hospital fund. The enter tainment Is splendid one and is given in a worthy cause. The theatre should be crowded.
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''The Atlanta Exposition" by the Hon. ". Y. Atkinson, Governor of Georgia, forms the opening article of the October number of the North American Review. The Governor is very eloquent upon the subject of the Great Cotton Sates and Interna- tional Exposition; claiming for it superiority to Chicago Worlds Fair.
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MT. D. C. Burford, of this city, has an old coin which was minted in the year 1892.
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Mir. Isaac Dreyfus is much im- proved in health and expects to be ct his 9octt this afternoon.
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Ono fi0lsI5 F5W M MName RumOr announces the ounty. Ark Ka.,,4 ,,,4, .o 4 of sec CT nSniehl or a olAen avenue
 n Cor e most excellent young Ven an Op sMan in the employ of the Cot a Tien lien Pretain #H at the shops.
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Mrs. Richard Hall. of Grady, is in the city visiting the family of MT. Gus Reeves.
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County Clerk Frank B. Flanders is very sick at his home on West Bar raque street.
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f s Eddie and a white woman n Arrested and placed in jail yes- , tr on the charge of adultery.
 deserted his wife and little son ], AWith the woman.
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J. $. McDonnal, of Altheimer. is here on business trip today
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Gen. H. King white returned home from Little Rock this morning.I
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Mir. Thomas NJ. Phillips and fam Fly. Of Altheimer, are in the clty to- day. 9
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Attorney John M. Taylor is in Lit tie Rock today on important legal business.
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|ected e4.anlteZ 4.Ian 3 large audience listened to |le at t sermon of Rev. Glen MeWilliams, 10 n'' the Second Presbyterian Church
 Do, Ht evening.
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,sas gaslSWSy Wss telegram received by the Pine 3.99 ~ grG SaEf Board of Trade today states ty Ark t there was ice at Grenada, Miss.
 10 OlgNk night
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MT. ]. E. Bryan, of Fort Smith, Is guest of Hotel Trulock.
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aerhardt will leave in a few
 flor Oklahoma, in which 9fy she will in future make l{1lne. Her daughter, Miss v i'll remain in Pine Bluff.
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The social season will open up in earnest in q few weeks:
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- ~ = " s Sadie Reinaeh, accompanied
 M Nettie Meyer will leave to- tied to ne 'or Birmingham, Ala. The ihse'S ,ley to seea will remain in that city for 3 for SA50N E6I xvoal,o
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Marriage Licenses.

Yesterday the County Clerk granted marriage licenses to the fol- lowing parties:
 H. c. Oneal to Miss Adie White. Isaac Beard to Miss Lucy Homan. Candy Perry to Miss Susie Ben net.
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|ss Carrie Lash, q most accom- lea young lady of Toronto, a4l la, is in the city, the guest of
 nd Mrs. John Nj Taylor, on Revenue.
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Mir T. T. Clemmons, of Swan Lake, is in the city.
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lack Frost made his appearance in this section last night.
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Mir. Leo Pollock, the popular rittle Rock life insurance man, is in the city.
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zSsiss Ellie Jackson, lovely belle lireeted Monticello, is in the city visiting 'aie at r cousins, Misses Eddie and Mag ho DiuA 8Rutledge.
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Col. Thos. H. Kavanaugh, of Humphrey, was guest of Hotel
 Frulock last night.
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rha Rainbow German Club will be for the season at an early day.
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aw for ahige W. T. Hollis, of Orlando, t bidder As n the city last night. He left e e purcRi rIir HH morning for Atlanta, to view tnf inteTss' ia great Exposition.
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Mr. A. R. Peyinghaus. of Little Rock, is in the city.
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Miss Ida Isaacs has returned Wks gk Khome from Louisville, where she Fhad been visiting relatives.
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From Wednesdays Daily.l

Hon. W. S. Amis, of Rison, is in the city.
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ssa dss Mir. ". II. Parker has returned sansaln me after visiting several impor-
 lss Ant towns in Southeast Arkan-
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A man never knows what he can
 ao until he tries, and then he is often sprry that he found out.
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MT. Jacob Frank and family have moved into their new quarters. on Second avenue.
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From Thursday's Daily ]

Mir. c. W. Wesner, of Cornerstone. is in the city.
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Superintendent McGowan, of he Missouri Division of the St. Louis
 buthwestern, is in tie city.
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le bicycle races at Jones' Park
 Thanksgiving day, under the pices of the Good Roads and ung Club, will be most interest
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|y Ac of Msf na well known and popular
 ||ids5; Pne ai Nlry firm of Stearns 6 Hearn is y receiving and opening up
 B, 1895, shipment of imported China
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5 the last of this month Mrs. Campbell of this city, will < Atlanta, to view the great |Dn. From there she will go Mma to visit relatives for
 Heeks.
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Rock this morning. He 5 the source GRArHe reporter that d's Sarsaparilla r Mrs. Annie E. Graeie, Be sure to stricken with paralysis pARlLLA.@ is much better.
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Z se MT. and Mrs. NJ. Schwartz have re- n"iuf mil | arned from Philadelphia, where pr0P Shey had been for several months.
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lsT Se 1he Woodmen of the World will
 T noTl T ase meeting tonight and all ,ty tbfnbers of the order are requested 'Ys Blu be present.
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run 1etYea ss hhIfE John NJ. Taylor arrived home
 me as, as E horning from Hamilton Beach inst hin q ther points in Canada, where or s5d ssSes eos spent the summer menths.
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x observer of human nature Y @elally of boys says: When a
 ps to wash his neck without @d, it is a sign that he is | nto the ordeal of his first
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flood s Piiis cure ali liver iiis.
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.a.as yas Hld 8r Jack Crowley, a well settlement. 3sineer of the Cotton Belt
 the settlemens a +h;n4.. z, ome forward .hifty days lay of and they yRa nave Term pt. Louis to see the Yelled d county, or tans sa and other wonders in that rom exceptins Effono1;
 thereof ,a &@ i,oio'
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heDtB. [" * ne July term \ b Court fer ' Il, 1895, therei7 hn, imbecile' < |lenent. f
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 | nor, c. II. H! |naent. s,..,l | r, William Nle'l |tlement. .,,,,,|
 minor, MMla | |enent. s
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 based. Jeff Il s s-AAIo-nnI.
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.nted to me 4 Minerva ha inley to seeal le for s45O,NI due Jannafy| le-ha1f of D
 one-half Y Ilich said n or annunl, 2
 unpaid, ! 7 lse door fra .nsas,on
 10 IS95.
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a. m, anal | |escribed N .teuances e ock IA. Y you.
 n a credit cling requli rity for I.
 e will not
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as eXecNE f haggit ! )y virtue f ,bate C0ua Ky of AlaHl |dder, at a
 Pine nld
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lge is for ca ven an ops
 with perse1 6 lien retlll' |J. B. BRYAN,
 MortgagR
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whose very station should command
respect for him, is made constant tar
get for disrespect, writes Edward w.
Box in the July Ladies Home Journal
1t makes not the slightest difference
whether we admire or do not admire the
man who occupies the presidential
chair. He is placed there by the ex-
pressed suffrage of the people, and when
he is so placed and Is the occupant Of
the high office he has a right to the re-
spect of the people of the country over
which he presides. But this is denied
our president. The decent respect
which we nete out to ordinary men is
refused him. We excuse this by saying
that he was not our choice, or that he
holds the position by accident. No man
elected to the office d, president of the
United States can be an accident. He
Is placed there because Of his fitness
for that office. And although we may
not agree always that he is as able as
some other man, it'is only pure justice
that we give him the benefit of the
doubt.
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ed for these issues, st. Paul touched
7Ok, Rock Island T6A, Burlington and
Quincy S9% and Northwest 1005S, The
trunk lines and anthracite eoalers also
scored higher figures, Reading how
ever was am exception and dropped to
1855 ON sales by a Philadelphia house
on vague rumors of a heavy assessment.
1t is understood that the bulk of the
stock sold in this market was for local
account, Notwithstanding the fact that
Philadelphia house was given up as
seller
In the industrlals the shorts were
nervous and bought whenever prices
showed the slightest tendency to re-
cede. Sugar Chicago Gas and Leather
preferred We're in the best demand, SUI
gar rose 19s to 114l2 Chicago Gas 2$
to $685. Leather preferred ia to IS and
Linseed Oil 13a to 49, The engagement
to ship 100000 gold by a firm of bullion
dealers and the belief that a coffee house
win also forward small amount of the
metal were ignored, and naturally SO.
A generous harvest and the activity in
the iron and steel trade, and business
generally, viii soon correct these feat
ures of the situation,
In the late trading the railway list
was easier on realzations, but Chicago
Gas and Leather, in which there Is
heavy short interest ruled strong. Net
changes show gains Of Is to Ia per cent,
in the railway list and u to 2ss per cent.
in the industrials, Reading lost % and
Lake Shore " per cent. The last named
left off at 152N, but at one time during
the session brought 1884, the best fig
ure ever obtained.
The bond market was active and
strong. Sales were $1,9S5,ooo
Following are the closing prices re-
ported by Prince & Whitley, bankers
and brokers, AS Broadway, New York,
and Is Center street, New Haven:
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CALIFORNIA
POINTER.
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over the


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To California, unlsss fully convinced
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Convincing facts cheerfully furnished
by local agents, Or they can be had by
addressing
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Agcnts ss.21 Washington Street,
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Here is one No other road owns its
own tracks and runs Pullman palace
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Another We have a car in charge of
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mia every Thursday evening.
And another: Our tourist sleapers are
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in price, Ia combination that ought to
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And still another Our line is several
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hours the quickest ia aving Of time
counts for a good deal in q long journey,