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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Elridss. No 70: TiuO'ly Holden and wife to ,,,7n
i7ih-si. $ 27G It . Of 2daye iixo2 Charles 4
saas sn poper to aea cRarand to charles
west End-ave 5 W corner sist-s io22xio,; Ar
mn,ha Merritt the Metropolitan improve
s.i h-n 30 60 West; charles Ligh'hipc Hor-
tense l. Dufoures ana another ga -:
wss, Endays oTneT IS d TO- we eo
as;h.s,' corner Madson ave l45xloo sxl4'x
s4 1S@I Jonas sss S's Of Ra9S '5sSSscs
Jonas NJ I.ibbcy to same .,..;o,.;;,,:
ssitn-s, a q " Of Malison,aye loo.i ss and
Wiilia ann IiibeT and wife to Jonas N LbbeS
Lsyns@n.ave' NO 80. a, tnonps'n p''"''' y"
SHAW h@" wv 50 All # Of i..ih-st 25Sloc: WIN.
lam { Breed. referee to Eugene l. Rush' as IS 600
Teboni.svea s. 27ss II Of Is4thst. 2sxliS' ,m.,
the N s S6s = snd = ana 80
Sc ses hgIma ana Fisner l @" ~' " ~
Ea rS "a S % Vs. w. sane Srns '2'1 H"e
15a Gn $ west half Of lot 8G7 map viliac" 4
MeIrose south. 25xii' James Reynolds TO
Jefferson SEy's ave. $50 # Of fremont 25x
100. Jacob Ramsteck and wife TO Margaret r
Washington ave. s. 1851 # n % quarry
Bosd ~ yd to Gaary EosS smann Joseph 400
ss s G5 ave Se.n and su.b1nd jon.
s 80 s' 2.asn SD gl-s q.
MY. -, W WrSasl 4 cavsnsgh ". 1850
Minetta Lane. No III; Jane W Poissonnier exec ,
i55 trN 30 esa East; Joseph Wilhelm leo
pold Weis ...... . 100.
George G Eger and wife 10 Adam kornbluin l-'""
fl haS v AZ ~" 'o' Anna "" 1900
5itl-st $ 40 It " II 5th-aye. 2lxiH5; I'd
ward 4 and Marv T. Abbot 10 7 Quincy Browne. l
4Ists ST. il $ leo OF Sth-ave. ioN'>9. John 81
Parr to Walter | Averill. ......-.. ~
Lot IS man Of South Vashingtonville, Catherine 80
Norz and husband - Mary Diehl :.......:;.;. so"
1lth-st " 5 i,76 Il II 9th ave. - *
liz Is part; Elizabeth Howell 10 Henry
Avenue G. $50 II of Clif- 81. 5oxlon. 23d
Ward. 4 part. Edgar Parkhurst and wife I" "a
David W Moran N
110th 81 $ $50 II . of "a ave. 25xi92x--N5ls:
also gore lot rear. TX = block Micha"
churchill and wife to Margaret Magan ..:;....
I'm T 81; Nss , st' n, '' ..... 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
NORFOLK AND WESTERNS STATEMENT.

Philadelphia. Sept. 3-The statement OF the NOT.
folk and Western Railroad Company dncluding leased
,ss) for July 1896 shows gross earnings Of $751; A.
end ret earnings Of 1884 A. For July. 1895. the net
earnings were s2ss272 g. For the seven months
ended July 81 1896 the gross earnings were so54s.-
ees ~ and the net earnings sl32s22 So For the cor
responding period Of 1895 the net earnings were 81
1lSlnc u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

The Treasury money and bullion fund last month
shows a net decrease amounting to s2.737Nl Cold
coin holdings decreased H2,sol7o. silver bullion
s020S and 1t lost ASA IN subsidiary silver On
The other hand its store of standard silver doars
Increased 20ssl6. gold bullion S623lo, greeroacks
s. e;5 sol National bank notes S,Sl s4S. and silver
Treasu notes S.0Soos 49,, ..
The changes in detail in August IN the money
aud huli:on fund are shown by the following tabe:
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ays!e Wafer sa sn4 c o. I'll .E x e 'Ss@ r'T
Brady peter ct al. trustees. 10 the Emgrant
''i Indnsrai savings Bank. 4Sth-s $50 # IN
nSs 5o;;pn sas NJ TO D ?; t:r1n! sr'l we:
coh nss'e Joseph H. and wife to the Washington
Life Insurance Co. No 81 East broadway. - NM
cs yfara Annie r to the Mutual Life Insurance
Co. New York 5'hs'. 900 It Of 2i-av" .ooo
co ogsi john and another to John Rel. 80
corner Kelyst and Union -2ye yra Siorn, 30"
cGHa, cor 2" sth- awe and Ssh 10000
csuhsr. Anna, to Dry Docs Savings Institution 5000
Same AM 40 % rS1ms. Decker var same property
D%sSs NJ; lso h c5 =, %s.;
Ds i1a 4 Mfr and s Ma5sarei 6sly
l24th St. io5 +, " Of Park.aye ! year..; 1000
h sse etc. 'Asor'p ilS- 15 Ss # TIVE Of
Kel ye1S Maria to Rc6ccca c@yanas6 and MARY
Ellis. lot At Throse ,,. Neck Al corner Samuel "A
rs ; Sor,6 Moors-si' '1 1852 # Of varcE st,
Jenkins; Edward, s2d vie Iohn, ,wi:,s',,
same 10 Mary " Pei Hasser'y. is7'h--',
375 II 7th-ave years .................. $500
Jacob. August, 10 IAmber Suydam. 1s7th-si.
Meyers eye Amelia ia" <. to charss Meyers 5eih
omen6crs Adoiph to Alfred Krc%er 40 20 Ed
Rsu HsSs' LSd% s'1 10 Henry G-scheid 10 as ~
Ann-s years ...................... 5000
+, " Of Lenox ave q months ....""......... 10000
Smith. Jessie y. 10 the Northern Improvement 60.
" Tieboui-ave proposed. 2I3.5 II Of 18th
st. years 700
Shea Morris Ephraim Levy. 2s3. map
viemester Harry ". % Fillmore j veme.ter. 10
100 South-si saseho.d. demand .............. ss2c
VIII. John II. 10 Dollar Savings Bank old.
Fulton ave, 2o2 10 It 7oth-s / year.. 5000
Weed Joseph F.. Mutual Life Insurance 60.
New-York. West End-aye S1st-
ST. year 5000
months 10000
White Thomas r. David r Oppenhemer
St Ncholasave and i1sth st. demand. g.. 10000
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DISTRICT JUDGES FOR THE DAKOTAS.

Washington, Sept. 3-The President to-day ap-
pointed Charles F. Andon. OF North Dakota
United States District Judge for the District Of
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eUBURuAS REAL ESTATE

x>oooooo~.>r~>~o>~~ o~>oN~~NNN>NNN
AT MONTCLA1R. House. for sale ana 70
let: furnished and unfurn.shed. WIN VI.
TAYLOR. Montclair. y. J.
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DIR ESSMAKIN6.

e->~Oo~N~N~N>NNN~-NN NNo~>NNN~N~~>~@NN~
COT TrRIERE FRANCHISE. formerly
with Stern Brothers. advanced styles Tor
fall gowns. apes and Jackets elegant
work reasoi able prices. ladies' materials
used. remodellirg short notice. Nine An
DERSON. 23s Gth-ave.. near l5th-st; re-
moved from ljth-st.
DRESSMAKER.--Art cutter. filter;
fast vorSer: by day Or week, country
preferred REASONABLE. 1912 Broad
way
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Citp properip for 8aIe.

A PIECE OF DOWNTOWN Investment Property for
"A sale paying six per cent and taxes ~ ana -
Thompson St near Third: manufacturing building t0sx
100 IT. Ave stories high rented until 1901 al ss'O per
"""'"' "''EE FITZPATRICK. Owner. so West s7,h-a
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

.~<<N~~~~~~~~~o~.> ooOoNo>ONNNNNN
COuntry.
CRAWFORD ~ L--Reauiifu.ly situated.
high ground 8 room house: all improve
n,erfs: near station: besf part Of village :.
rem. s35 BOOKHOrT. - Liberty-st.. or
CRAWFORD.
MADISON y. lon the Morrist0~n
Drive; finest location. for lease. unfur-
rishea: "A gentleman's house; ample
grounds. Particulars. EDWARD p. HAM
ILTON & CO. 90 Broadway. y. Y.
$, MMIT y. J-Desrahle furnished and
unfiIrnished houses 10 let for fal and
winter: all Improvements choice loca'iors.
l.. q. POTTER. opposite station.
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unnrmisbe0 Apartments Go Cet.

nnnrnlsbe0 Apartments Go Cr.
A FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY OR OCTOBER l.
"A LORING.
Entrance. 202 West 14th-st.
fronting Boulevard 74th-si Amsterdarn-ave SIX
and large, light and bath service.
NEtFNILLE. 252. 25f. $50 WEST S4TH-sT.
Seven and bath.
large. light, well ventilated decorated. heated
CARLOS. $40 WEST SGTH-ST.
southwest boulevard.
Seven rooms and bath; decorated. heated
Apply PR misses
j. T.. WHITAKER.
2fs Boulevard. West 14th-st.
EAST isTH-ST.. opposite Columbia College-Fine
TT apartments; six rooms and bath large pprlor ana
dining -room rent. $500.
101 PARK AVE-. COR. 4OTH ST.
To let. from November In this desirable apart
rent house beautiful apartment rooms besides
ants with sunny exposure.
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new ana modern Apartment House southeast corner
St Nlcholss-ave. and l26th-s,
RENTS $40 TO 1920 PER ANNuM
s,i,ss az five ami six outside rooms elevator
ell night; reception ONCE. telephone &c; liirried
attendants: light: heat. hot water supplied
gas laundry tiled bathroom and Kitchens SAM
tary plumbing: cabinet trim.
FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION
Floor plans descriptive pamphlet &c. with superin-
tendcnt. the premises.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
DRFSSMAKERS
Seal garments redved. repaired or al
tered into fashionable capes: home or
out. Mrs. BARKER. ll6 West 3'th-st.'
late With Gunther's Sons. SHAVE.
WANTED.--A competent woman as cook
must be a good bread baker: also laun-
dress that can do plain washing; cottage
has all modern Improvements. Address,
stating references and salary expected.
f. ROCHE. Far Rorkaway, Long Island.
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ron sALH.

-NN>~~~-s~ o.NNNNNN~N-.Nr~N0~N
AT REDUCED PIICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eh-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 39s Madl-
son-st.
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Cost nn0 (pnno.

7 OST'-Bankbooa G35. 6o3. Bank for Savings. $50
IL Fourrh-ave.. New-Yor<. Payment stopped Please
book bank
OsT-Bankhook No 1880. Bank for saving. $50
IL Fourth-ave.. New-Yor Payment stopped. Peasc
book to bank
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unturnisheo Apartments % let.

A. ElORD0GMc
NO 200 WEST 18TH ST. CORNER ITH AVE
New. hlgh class ADirments OF six seven ana eisn.
rooms and bath electric light steam neat no,
water. Janitor and hall service telephone; res'rlcted
nerhborhood; Apartments for housekeeping only COM
plec in every detail for refined families only open TOT
Inspection: be seen evenings. superih'enoen' o"
premises.
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Cifp propertn 90 fft.

>~Ay>NNNNNNyN~oo>~~>> >~yN>~NN|~NNN1~>~N~
HOUSES AND APAETMENTS.-West side: ereat va
IL rieiy: all prices. STEVENS real. ESTATE CO,
93d, Columbus-ave.
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fnru,sheD fouses GO fet-Conntrp.


HFONTCLAIR, y. ITO let at reduced for
vi year shorter time fully furnish house. with
barn; North Moun,ain-ave beautifully situated: con-
venen; in every lovely a.lhe ear-rourd home.
business coapes owner 10 eave. Address A. b. c. Mont
eli pos.ofce
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PROVIDENCE LIME

FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER. The NORTH :. o.
The Rh,dc Island and Aassaehusets leave xEy I p
~ ~ X, one block above Canal 81. al j.1 y " TER
except SUNDAY Shortest rail ride FINE ~ Se.i.,.
each steamer. IVA N"ShEsfkA
STONlNofIoN LINE for Narragarser Pier w.. 49,,
all points East. Steamers MAINE ana vr ~ tnh Hl
SHIRE leave PER 30. " r.. DAILY. a: 9 .s"HAMP
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6teamboais.
ALBANY EVENING LIME

Steamers ADIRONDACK New, and Dy IL ~ &c., =,
Leave Old Pier a. " r.. foot Canal =, %, hhoND
,,ounosys excepted, Connecting with trans o., ~ csy
Lake Ge2sgs Adirondasks Sharon spsss .' sssa,es.
spfings Ihoisand Islands Niagara PALS s5s I.Ienhed
saturday night steamer connects rltb 49, tne West
main tor Saratoga North Creek Caldwell aSs ,,o..nrs
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CITIZENS Lime TROY gnsre

CITY or TROY or SARATOGA leaves ~, ",
io,n,s. aauy; except saturday p. Erpr.ss 80, m0
TOUCHES a. Albany SARATOGA FXcuRsIoy steamer
LAM "EoH"h E"cch>IoN $3.50 Good during ,. s.,
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tutmistd what tue tiuubit was. WINE
,hu bauuits had been demanding 81.
misslon he bad quickly opened the sale,
taken out tho money packages auu
tossed them into oui1kUn.ccop. Whom
he finally admitted the robbers 10 tho
car and Opesed the safe lof them tho
strong box C1niAiuod hut two or three
pachagVs Of lawclfy. Even at tho mu1.
zUs Of tho fobbpfs' pistols aud Win.
chcsiefa, the messenger Insisted that
no hal carried ~ currency. IAkiugup
thu very little booty at hand, the out.
laws uncoupled tho express cat from
tue coach following II and then
marched thair ptisoners forward TO the
lOcOmUtlvt, wboic they compelled them
to ut down on the bank alongside the
track. Tho ltadof climbod into tho cab,
tried tho air ana steam, anu then called
o. tho men who were back In the pas.
teugCr coaches 20 c0niu forward. A.
tolls unciure the engineer cautioned
tho bandit TO be csfuful with the lgo lmg-
tive, waning him that they were on u
nil anu that u no lois tho engine im.
properly guarded nj the top Of The nil
II would crash back into tho train, or
else, II leit on tho opposite Rfade, crash
down Into tho train supposed TO DO
waiting ut Indopendtnee. rho bandit
said he would take cate Of the locomo'
tive.
VITA this the outlaws pulled out.
having held up tho train Without hav-
lug fred Snot They tau tho loco
motive several mllss 10 within q mile
Of Independence, where they absu.
donod t. 10 was two hours before tho
robbery became known. The passon-
gers on the train uid not know whist
ned caused the delay until nearly two
hours aiirfward and amused them.
selves during tue long stop BY taking
u straw presidential ballot. As soon a.
a party OF the tfainmen could walls 10
Ia opendenre tho alarm was sent out.
A deputy shefln ana posse leit inde.
pendobce at about O'clock tonight,
ani huoul thu SAME time squad Of
policemen were detailed 10 tho scene
OF the robbery on q special train. II
" thought, however, that tho outlaws
aEU now taiely cut Of the way.
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HONEY AND PRICES.
Omeiai iiEursH 10 Prove Dsciins IN
Values ana AdVang. In wages.


wAHnIg0ToE, Dot. s3.-The bureau
n stastitcs OF The state department has
just published volume Of topical To-.
ietssi entitled "Mpney aud Prices Ia
Foreign Caunifivs," boing n series OF
tspcfivupon toe currency sytiems oi
various nations In tnsir relation %
prices Of commodities and wages Of
LABOR.
This work has been In preparation
for months phti. On July 25th last
Secretary OlBey sont an identical let.
ter Of insitueiions o. all dotted States
diplomatic aud contu OF officers calling
Tor explicit iuiormatlon Oh tue suit rci
embraced undrr tho shove head. They
were Instructed 10 tell Of tho standard
Of value Ia their respective oouatrlei,
the amount OF money Ia circulation
por capita, the proportion OF goli. oil.
yer aud paper ana tho amount 0f re-
serves, the effect Of tue sxisting syslcn
on manufacturing Industries anu rates
Of labor, the value OF agricultural "a.
ports. and the minting practices. Toe
reviews were u clver tue Year, be-
tween 1855 ana 1905 and the figures
woTe TO Do official wherever possible.
Two imp rant facts seem 10 DO o..
tahliahoui
"l-rhat there has been n general
decline In tho price OF commodities,
especially Ia oortsin raw products,
throughout thv world. IL IL claimed
ON Que hand that this decline 10 prlcrs
IN due to scarcity Of monty, And on
tho other hand, Il IL 10 DO attributed 10
progress In Invention ana increased
ptouuell0n, both Of raw materials aud
manufactures, causing keener oompe.
titiou, with the inevitable accom- PAM.
mont Of lower prices.
at will be noted that In Mex 90
prices have been steAdier Tor articles
which could DO most pf0iiiAbly expOf,-
I'd foI gold, anu that sharp fluctuations,
due to local scarcity Of product, have
occurred In tuch articles a. whost and
oorU, In which the prloos have bsen
generally downward In the markets
VI the world.
"2-rhat there hiss been n genstal
advance IN wages, especially marked
In the leading Industrial countries, all
Of whicn have either a single gold or
a double standard with u gold 70.
serve"
These statements are supported by n
table.
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LONDON, Oct. 2S--It appears Bli
Halliday MeC0uTtuey, on receiving
the Marquis OF balitbuiy's note, went
10 the beisi1u OF the Chinese minister,
who 10 IN NJ health, ana explained thai
the marquis Insisted unon tho release
Of Sun Vat Son. Tho Chinese minister
thcreupon cabisd Pekln for instruc.
lions, aud on receipt OF An answer,
Sun Nat Ben was released.
After his release bun Vat Sen In an
Interview denied that be entered the
Chinese legation Of his own accord, As
claimed by the Cninoso ofilcisls. Hu
said hu was passing the legation, which
nj the time no did not know was tue
CHINESE official headquarters In Lon.
don, when ho met Chinese with
whom he got into n conversation. The
stranger, In the oouue OF . chat with
sun YRl sen, tald he also came fIom
Canton, u d walking along they soon
met another Chinhman, who. II up.
pears, emerged from tn legation. aud
was introduced 20 sun Vat Sen by tho
iirat CniuamAu, who was the inlerpTu.
ter OF the Chinese legation, pnd who Ia
named Tang. AitertalAlng lille lhe
patty was Joined by another China.
mAui ana Tang thofeupOn leit. Con.
liLuing, Sun Vat Ben said;
ave then returned, and passlng tho
legation the two tumainiug Cninamen
afkol me 10 enteb Be.0fe ogulu re-
Wy they Yushtd me inside the door
and siaamsd II behind me. Ouce Ia.
eide the building WA forced upalaiT,
10 tho iouith story by compAnlOng,w ho
wefe big men, anu VINO looked mo Ia a
room, Almost i'm diateiy Afterwards
n gentleman (deacfihrd "a fiir Halliday
MCCarlnnY) entered ana saiu. 'You
are in Chiua now Ilu asked mo u
my nsnio was Bun Wen, anu whsn |
nequieseo1 no said he arrested m,
upOn Information received from The
! Chinese minister NJ Washinglon, who
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h[W TIME GlHI, IN EfFtGT MY 10, lSSt
lfains depart and arrive ai talt LAKE CIV
daily, 81 fououui

urrAar
o. Of overland limited fuf chicago. Omaht.
nenyef, Kansas CITY, a. Lpuil ogden
ana Para Uiy.
go a N local czrtcss for san Fraaeiteo
Osiea. Carho VALLEY ana iniofmcdlait
points
not'p - local ssrre', for oro,n and in,,rms.
st5pn Atlantic expires Tor uhissfo. umana.
bcnvsf kansaa cav, - i0aip, Hate,
fort add. san fraHcHrns
sfp u iucnl rNrrgsH fUr Ncfcuf. Ilntc,
Prove. NCphl hauu tnd iniermediats
id b % mail aud stpr,,, Cor Provo. Nsphi.
Milford. trHgp and intermediate oints.
80 ~ miatd uain Toe oafnoid Beach
Inotie anf Iermiune
lFHtvs
$40 y ~ overland matted tfrm CHICAGO
Omaha, ~ Loais Kansas City, Denver
lAN IltY and e1Fus
y o. To- mar sndtapreas to- Helena. LATTE
Portland, tsn trshCsco, tgdta tnd DO
ttrm Cdlate points.
5iis M local stpfo,s from Han Francisco
caeho valley usisn ard intermediate
ss8a IN Atlantic express from Chicago
Nmaha, ~ Loup, hantta city, pgnVei
iatsam MAI and express from frisco. Nu
ford. Nrrhl lIufn and IutrF uIrdIItC uoiLts
80 pm loeai express from Mtrcur, Tinue
rtovo, Nsphi hahu aud inicfmediais
't.3ira mixed train ten gsrnibss. roos,.
900 uaFfed Utafh.
triaius t0aih Of JuiI uu ealr sNaspi
iIuh dany srcss, Sunday
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rour Masked Men secure . LIitis
Booty In the Expires. car.

kASsAs C1Y. Mo-. Oct. ga
phsAunrSf ana express ttaln on the
Chicago A Alton railroad, due he 10
from Chicago ard ~. Louis al Z o'clock,
wau neld up and robbed by four
masked men this evening Ia blue
Cut, between Independence and Glen.
dale. MO.s The peenu OF tho fotbsfy IL
lees than twenty miles distant fro m
Kansas City. The train wss flaKsed
nj tho entrance 10 the cut. While two
OF tho robbefs stood guard over tho
passenger coaches, the other two GOV.
cred tue conductor ana engineer ani
iifcman with their pistols anu com.
urlled them 10 20 TO the express car.
There the robbefa cDmmsnded the
mtasenger 10 open the door OF the cat,
threatening 10 break In the door shou Ia
be- refuse. Alter some delay the lob.
bets were admitted 10 the express car.
They compelled the messenger 10
open the safe, aud extracted from II
several PACKAGE.
The expfcts MESSENGER. however, had
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sAg FRASCuCO, Oct. 20 AT cot.
fef, nee this afternoon Of all the Attof'
ueys tor tho varlDut parties TO toe Fair
litigation, the position Of tho lata SEN
sief Fairs daughters toward tue 90.
called pencil VIII was dcnuud. The
attorney Tor Mn. Hermann Oelriohs
and Mics Virginia FAR Announced
That he would iiiu no contest la their
bshalf agAintt tnu pencil OF tIust viii,
but would support tuo contest ins,iIui.
al Ia behalf Of the minor hciu. a
,milsr statement was made ny tho
attorneys Ter Charlie FaiE
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DEAD oT AI'orLtNY.
= rrlend Of ueKiaisy suddenly osli,a
Away.

NNNNs
CANTON, o., Oct. gi.-Hou. W. X.
Miller, an Oh time fFiend ~ MAJ .
Mckinley uini iist night about B
l'cl0ck from stroke Of epoplsIy. ~
was the Republican nominee &c rf,i.
Dental Cluotor Ia this cOnEtlislousl
district. Hn was stricken ~ iha Emit
~. T.. church Monday last, anu Wtd.
ntsIay, before no loet c0ntcl0ututiH.
he ftaigned from the ticket lcii be
might not recover. The oougtustlouni
conmiticn nsmsd bic son, Chatl,f II.
Miller, iUr electof nom this nisirui.
Aajnf Mckinley cailei ~ the Miller
residences g. lay hia ruiris 10 the
family shortly alter thu cud CAM.
Mr. Miller was q devoted iiiuni o. Toe
major for many years, having been
iientl fiBd with several o. MpJof NC.
kibley'. congressional campaigns lie
was a patent attorney 81 Prominence
aud ha1 teen c1nspicuousIy iieniititu
with mauuiAc ufing Interests AuI
church analfH IN tnia city.
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had oabiei tHe Chinese legn'l y hero
thsi sun Wen was on the ~ J siio."
"lhe ntxtday,' continued sun Wen
or that now appears 70 bn MS rishi
iatus), "larg appeared hui tai..
'Lvei1 thlns b fettluf. We arc r0inr
10 gag ami bind you sud carry you out
ut ni1ht on board sup W. nave chat.
iertd. II we cau't smuggle you swHv,
We csn kill you, ~ tnis Ia Chin-'
lmeAnlng The leEaIl1nl.
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WATERFORD, Ireland, OF. ga
quarrel has tlsou hvro W merchants
uuying pigs from iafmee Instead Of
through thu Baby bfcksn pig buypfs.
A number Of tna latter waylald Tour Ui
Tho merchants ami beat tlHm nearly
20 death. Tnefe 10 great excitement
aud there are fears OF further disturb.
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rrRn Yoop ANp pnINk

No ono would drink poor
tea if he or she knew the
difference in tea.
Good tea is not costly.
Your grocer will sell you
.ScliH'Rg'S Best and return
your money in full if you
don't like it.
a sshniay Caupauy
san lfantiH.I "a
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
Tho only limo running two
through last trains DAILY to
Loadville, Aspen, Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Donvor.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER %, 1884,

Train No. leaves ogden diil a. M,
salt Lake $50 a. M, arrive NJ Pueblo
$50 u. M, Colorado Springs casa. M,
Denver $3.50 a, IA.
Train No. leaves ogden G35 p. M,
Salt Lake 40 y, NJ, arrive vi Pueblo
1888 =. M, Colorado Springs 0ii9 y. M,
Denver pi2l y. IN.
Connections made At Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines oasi.
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man Hleepors uu all trains, lake tho
w. " X. q. and have comfortable trip
aud enjoy Tho finest scenery on tho con.
tlnont
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We know whereof VIZ hfiirm when
promptly, At tho bret symptoms Of
colds Ani iovers, arrest further pro-.
gtess 81 these disorders. ana speedily
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ALIGuT SENTENCE.
esrtnan oniesr oe,- Faur Years far
iktiituU "a I.aharfr

htiiiuC n I.ahorfr.
LONDON, Oct, 2l-rhe Times Der.
lin coffefp0nJent Reports that accord.
ing 10 tho kolui.cho ZrItubR and the
Volks.Z iilunE, Lieut.. Won BfousuwitE
has been sentenced by court martial
10 four years imprisonment IN n fort.
t-ss AMI 70 dismissal from tho army.
Lieut.. Won BfousBwilz, It will BE-
fumembsfsdi ran = w0tkingmnn
through tho back At kstlsfuhs tor no
other reason than that the man Ia on.
tvfing tho cafe had accidentally
louoscd The chair Of tho lieutenant,
who demanded an instant apology,
which was fsiused 90 the ground
that the workman was unaware that
he had given offence.