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cent. discount. Sheet zinc. 666lkc. Copper bot
toms, 21c. Planished copper. zoe. Solder, 11G12c.
Nails and H-Orseshoes.
Steel cut nails. 81 40: wire nails, from store.
$3.50 rates: from mill. s2.5J rates. Horseshoes.
per keg. $3.50. mule shoes, pei heg, $3.50: horse
nails. S4Q5- per box. Barb wire, galvanized, 81;
painted. sl.75.
Window Glass.
Price per box of 80 square feet. Discount, 9
and 10.
SKIS to 10x15-Single: "A, 81: a, $3.50: B, s6.25;
c, s.. Double: "A. $3.50; a, $3.50: 3. ss.25..
llx14 and 12xfS TO f6x24-Single: A, IS; A,
s725; B, 81. Double: "A. s10.75; A, 1926; b,
$3.50.
1sx2o and 2ox2o to 2~oxso-single: A. 5000: A,
$3.50; e, SO. Double: "A, $l4; A, SEQ; B, 81.
15x36 to 24x3o-single: IA, sl1.50; a, $40; B,
9.25. Double: "A. $15.25; A, S13.75; b, s12.25
26x2S to 24x26-Single: "A, sl2; A, $3.50; B,
$3.50. Double: "A. SIG: A, s145O; B.. s1s.25.
26x34, 2Sx32 and 30x30 to 26x44-Single: IA.
s12.75: A, slL75; B, slO.25. Double: IA. SIPS;
A, s15.50; B. s14.
2sx4s to 3Ox5o-single: IA sl5; A, s1s.5O; B.
s12. Double: "A, SIS. 80; A. SIS: b, sic.
3Ox52 to ~30x54-Single: IA, $3.50; A., SITS; 3,
SIPS. Double: AA, $3.50; A. sig. rs; B, $3.50;
34x5S TO 34x60-Single: "A, SIPS: a. s15.75; b,
sl4.5o; Double: A. s22-s5; a. s21.25; b; $40:
30x60 to 40x60-Single: IA, $40; A, $3.50; B,
s15.75. Double: IA. $3.50; A, $23; B, 81.
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A Fire Mt the Abattoir.

Yesterday morning a defective hue start
ed a fire in the office of Stephen Crawford,
at the abattoir. in West indianapolis. The
abattoir's fire force got the flames under
control and was assisted in e-xtinguishing
them by the West indianapolis department.
TIE loss amounted TO about $500.
The Stevenson pronerty, at 99S North
Pennsylvania street, was slightly damaged
by ire yesterday morning, caused by an
overheated furnace
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ElSawhere.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-There was the usual
scarcity OF choice corn-fed cattle and prices for
such remained firm. Other kinds were about 10c
lower. Sales We're on a basis Of SO. $685. % for
common to fancy native beef steers, with
transactions largely at S420@4. 10. Stoekers and
feeders brought S2.6J02.s5 with a few common
lots at -. 4002-50. Cows and heifers sold chiefly
at S2s3 and bulls went largely at S2G2. rs, while
calves sold at s5G6.10 for good to prime. Texas
cattle were in the usual demand at 50. rs for
steers, and choice heifers were wanted around
81. 80. Western range cattle were in fair demand
at s3Q3.90 for steers and s2.504S.2o for COWS and
heifers, feeding steers selling at S3Q3.40
With an active demand for hogs, prices were
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eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady.
No. 2 spring wheat, T2lac; No. 3 spring wheat,
691@G71c; No. , red, 75szG76$4c. No. . corn,
22ss@225sc; No. 2 yellow, 225sQ223sc. No. . oats,
f. Q. b.. 1sG1gac. No. 3 rye. 35c. No 3 barley
nominal: No. g. +. o. b. 2sg2ec; No, 4. T. o. b.
seed, $2.55@2.co. Mess pork. per brl. s6.s5@7.
Lard. per ib. 4.17l4@4.2 oc. short-rib sides, loose,
3.6003. soc: dry -salted shoulders, boxed. 464Ac;
short-clear sides, boxed, 4A94asc. Whisky. dis
tillers' finished goods, per gal. s1.1s.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. $50. 600 bu:
corn, s4S, eco bu; oats, 691. 000 blu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 222. zoo bu. Shipments-F1our, 5000 brls:
wheat. 131, 600 bu: corn, 471,G00 bu; oats, 6S4, 900
blu: barley. 1a6. 600 hn.
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Anna and j. H. Brunsman. Auburn avenue.
girl.
Clara and William Harrell, IL Schriver avenue.
girl.
Amelia and Fred C. Smith, 12S West Michigan
street, girl.
Lucy and James Turner, 4 Holborn street. boy.
Meridian street. girl.
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Buifdinr Permits

Lucie Pryar, frame house. Sc North State
street. s215.
]. j. Falkner. frame addition. 144 Elizabeth
street, $40.
l.. W. Clayton, repairs. 277 Broadway. $50.
George w. Grand. stable, 26 South Linden
street. $125.
street, HAS.
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WARNER I'M FAIR.
Predictions and Observations of the
LOcaI Weather bureau.

Forecasts for Indianapolis and vicinity
fer the twenty-fodr hours ending II p. m.
Oct. 22-Warmer; fair weather on Thurs
day.
ometric pressure prevails, with depressions
in the Northwest and Southwest and over
Canada. The temperature rose, except
from the lower lakes eastward. where it
fell; 1T rose from 10 to is degrees in Kansas,
Missouri, Iowa and in Illinois. Fair
weather prevailed, except in western Mon
tana, where rain fell.
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.-For Indiana
Fair; slightly warmer; s~outherly winds.
For Ohio-Generally fair; light, variable
winds.
For Illinois-Fair: warmer in eastern por-
ton; Soutnerly to eaSterly winds.
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TRADE IN
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincihnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.-Flour dull, quiet and UNI
opened weak on the report that a corner had been
run in southern Russia, but that 1t had Desn
to western Europe. Following this the reports
During the last hour the market was weak, the
selling continuing much freer than the buylns,
s spot h ladnfsS on eie esii. NiE ~. : red r"e cash. elevator.
MAc asked; track 1gq,s12S: No; = marc, cdsn,
sell at times. Spot lower; No. 2 cash. 2zl2q22Ac;
firm early. but eased off later and closed lower.
Spot dull, but steady; No. z cash. nc bid; May May
inai. Corn meal, s1.4O. Bran firm; sales at out
s slad IRo gssss at at SIZE ~: iA Timothy thy seed &c prime.
$50. Hay unchanged. Butter steady and
a or at SIS EssS cotton ef@ at ties es'' a Ma'sAg tagging nsfmg
unchanged. Pork easy; standard mess jobbing at
Choice Choice 90 l.15c. A'f B~aconFBoxe shoulders, extra
short-clear and ribs, 4.65l4c; shorts. 4.75c. Dry
salt meats.Boxed shoulders, extra shortE,elear
and ribs. 4.12l2c; shorts, 4.25c. Receipts-Flour,
s;oSe brls; wheat. 1900 bu; corn, od ~, Geo bu; oats
20, 900 bu; corn, 80, coo bu; oats, 1900 bu.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2l-@Flour quiet, firm and
brls. Wheat unsettled; spot and month, 7sAQsoc;
December, s21hqs2asc; receipts, S.42s bu; exports.
Corn dull and easier; spot and month ass+ gSSc:
receipts, 122, 52s blu: exports, 1876, 2os bu; Southern
white and yellow corn. 9Sq34c. oats steady to
ports. ii4,ssc bu. Rye quiet, but firm; No. 2
Western, Acc bid; receipts. s264 bu; exports
SSat p9; nay nfdn' E not III utho na SS M
unchanged. Sugar steady and unchanged. But
ter firm and unchanged. Eggs nITn and un-
changed. Cheese firm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Oct: 21.-Flour steady. Wheat
easier; No. 2 red, Sic; receipts, 1850 blu; ship
ments, 5000 bu. Corn firm: No. 2 mixed, 2S1sc.
Oats firm; No. . mixed. 1870. Rye firm: No, 2.
43c. Lard easy at 410c. Bulk meats in fair de-
mand at &c. Bacon firm at sc. Whisky steady;
sales. 642 brls at $1.1S. Butter easy. Sugar quiet
and steady. Eggs firm at 1c. Cheese firm.
TOLEDO. Oct. 2l-Wheat active and lower;
No. ., cash, S2Ac; December, s5c; May, SsAc.
Corn lower, but steady; No. 2 mixed, 25c; May,
28%c. Oats dull, but steady; No. 2 mixed. 1919c.
Rye active and lower; No. 2, cash, 4014c. Clover
seed slow, but steady; prime, October, $3.50; De-
ceYnber. $40.
Oct. weaker; No. I
white and No. 2 red, cash. Sic; December. S31sc;
May. s71hc; No. 3 red, &c. Corn-No.. 2, 29c.
Glover seed, $3.50. Receipts-Wheat, 10, $50 blu;
corn, 800 bu: oats, II, 500 bu.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Pig iron quiet; South
ern, Sio.25e111.25: Northern, $40. 75Ql2.5O. Copper
firm: brokers. 10Ac; exchange. 10. "a 75c. Lead
steady; brokers, 2.6ec: exchange, 2.7o@2. 75c. Tin
fImer; straits. 2.e5@12.s5c: plates quiet. Spelter
quiet; domestic, 1908. CSC.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 21.-Lead steady at 2. 45@2. SOC.
Spelter nominal at 2.45c. tt
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Thursdays Bank CIearings

Thursday VS. HanE CIenrfnEs.
At Chicago-Clearings. SIS 9s2. 772. Money firm
at Z per cent for time and call loans. New York
exchange. 81 discount Foreign exchange firm
demand. s4.s3&: sixty days. "a. s0at.
81, sos 257.
At New O~rleans-c1earings, ST. 45t a4s.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. S513, SIT; balances.
1920. 2s3.
AZ st. Louis-clearingr s~s,s7l.ls7; balances.
sss6. sin.
Vt New York-clearings. sg7 os2. 7ss; ~balsnces.
6. 215. 412.
At Roston-clcarinrs. So. 900. s7; balances.
At Observation-Disclosures H~.7ss.75o.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-There was no life to
the demand in the dry goods market, though
many moderate selections made up by spot
buyers and mail orders for current wants result
ed in a volume of sales that was visibly in
creased through shipments from the mills direct
to markets of purchase. There was more inquiry
for spring dress fabrics and other speciaIties. for
which fair engagements were made. Printing
cloths firm at 23sc bid and declined for contracts,
of which the sales thus far this week have been
about Ice, Coo pieces.
ALI RIvER Oct. 21.-Printing cloths steady
at 2 9-16c, nominal.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Unusually DuIi-HOgs Active
and Strang=Sheen DILL

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. notwithstanding,
600: shipments light. There was a fair supply
and the market was the dullest of the season.
Ouite a number were left unsold.
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NEW ORLEANS; Oct. 21.-Cotton easy; mid
ding, : 3-16c: low %nniddling, &c; good ordinary,
CSC net receipts. IL, 723 bales; gross receipts,
17,074 bales: exports to the continent, 5, 40 bales
exports coastwise, 761 bales; sales. 1900 bales:
stock, 312. 24 bales.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Cotton quiet: middling,
Z 15-16c; receipts, 5,6I2 bales: forwarded, 1.0O3
bales; sales, 2.e77 bales; spinners, 81 bales: stock,
40, S04 bales.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 2i.--Cotton firm; middling.
7kc; receipts, 5.210 bales; shipments, 4.04i bales;
stock, Sc, 295 bales; sales, 300 bales.
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Wednesdays Local observations.

Bar. Their. RI. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
Z a. m..3012 SO 70 S'west Clear 600
p. m..30.O9 40 81 West Clear 600
Maximum temperature, "a; minimum tenn
perature, 81.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Oct. p:
Temp. Pre-.
Normal -. 50 0.09
4hiNoiI 49, * U.UU
Departure from the ormal........-1 -0.O9
Departure since Oct. 1............-1O4 -0.72
Total departure since Jan. 1......*417 LII
*Plus. c. F. r. WAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official.
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Wheat Booming

And never offered a better opportunity for maxi
ing money. Write F. S. MURRAY & 20, Bank
ers and Brokers. 122 Rialto Building. Chicago,
members OF the Chicago Board of Trade in good
standing, for their Book on Statistics and Specu-
latiye Information and Daily Market Letter.
both free. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS
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Butter. eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Oct. Observation-Disclosures. 1927
packages. Market steady; Western reamery
12hQzOc; Western dairy, sQ12c; factory, 791lAc;
Elgins, 20c. C~heese-Receipts, S,O2S packages.
Market quiet; large, 714@l0c; small, 7A@10Ac;
steady; State and Pennsylvania, $4,000; Western,
15@1S12c.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. firm and in
good demand; fancy Western creamery. zoe
fancy Pennsylvania prints. zoe: fancy Pennsyl-
vania prints jobbing at 21024c. Eggs firm; fresh
nearby, 20c: fresh Western, 19c. Cheese steady
and in fair demand.
CHICA 10, Oct. 21.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm: reamery
9@19c: dairy, 9Q17c. Cheese firm at SA@9c. Eggs
firm; fresh, lie.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Quiet Owing to Politics.. Prices
Ruling Steady.

Trade the last few days has not met exnecta-
tions after the iraprovenient which was notice.
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Oils.
TON, Oct. firm

WILMINGTON, Oct. 1.-Rosin firm; strained,
s1.45; good, Size. Spirits of turpentine steady at
25G25&c. Tar firm at 81. Turpentine firm; hard,
81. so; soft. $3.50; virgin, s1.S0.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Petroleum quiet; United
closed at $1.141a. Rosin firm; strained, common
to good, $1M. Spirits of turpentine firm at
29029l2c.
OIL CITY. Oct. 21.-Credit balances. s1.14; GER
tificates, no bids nor offers; shipments, 90, sos
brls; runs. %, 44 brls.
CHARLESTON, Oct. RIOS firm at ST.
Spirits of turn milne firm at 251ec.
Oct. 21.-Spirits of turpentine
firm; sales, ,26a brls. Rosin firm.
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Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments, $500. The
supply was fair ard the market opened fairly
active at strong prices with yesterday for the
better grades. Both packers and shippers
bought. The closing was quiet, with all sold.
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miners Supplies.

Best brands charcoal tin, &c, l0xl4, I4xao, 12xl2.
s5.50a6; *. 10xt4. 1ix2o, 12xl2. s7G7.50; &c. I4x2o,
roofing tin. A.50G5; &c, 20x2s. $sQl0; block tin,
in pigs. 1Sc; in bars. 20c. Iron-27 Il iron, &c per
Id: charcoal iron. 30 advance: galvanized. 7s Ger
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THE ELECTRICAL EXPOSITION.
GOV. Mouro> Will rHEss rms ~,
ToN rHNT orE>s n Io->i"iii
Power Thnt starts the Machinery
WIN Jomc FROM N'nrnrn. i".
Mites ton,-inusuHiir In
tcrcs,inr Features.

/ Ssv Ynrk. Mas Tomorrow nithi Cow
| srror Morton viii op'n the Na'ion' ~
/ position OF Electrical Appliance 'n me ~
/ tusfrai arts building IN this city hlno'
| otata preparation has hcon mad" for ih.'
! event. ana II Is expected that tho attend
/ ,nc, Will bo large and include some most
di.tuguished electricians iu this country.
! The convention Is that OF the National
| Electric Light Association, 10 which dele
! gates have been sent representing more
] than insr electric ilght plants IN the
| United States. whose argrcgato capital 10
| In excess OF iriD0"eo.
Tho iniustrl7l arts building has been the
s,,nc or great activity during the last ten
/ davs and nights and an enormous force OF
| clootritlans and mechanics has been at
work
The principal feature Of tho opening oN-
] erai.ss viii %, tho turning ON Of 4 current
ot electricity generated by the waters OF
tr. Niagara river I'm the great power house
of the Niagara Power Company. which
current of electricity Will he transmitted
over an ordinary telegraph wirc OF the
Weston Union company. Tho Insulation
OF this iiuo Is such that no considerable
amount OF electrical energy for power pnt-
poses ran nc transmitted, but by the usc
OF tho recently invented two-p phase Tesla
system enough energy will he transmitted
to establish beyond uucstion, 1t is claimed.
.tt.,.... .ie,,,i,
'n" I'AslhIlliy ol .lohE instance ,r,'t'
power transmission upon y cammerriaI
basis Ths liuo will ha lbl miles M lcngth;
The longest lluc heretofore ever established
WAS from the falls of the NcrkHr 10 a
puint no miles distant
The governor Will use upon this occasion
tho sold koy with which President Clpve-
land mn in ruotion thc " whccIs of industry
a. ,b1 vntit's fpIr tipNornor Morton will
1iso ~, tr, l.attrntIou th1t tho oxposi,ion
d. a,,,,, tIgrt,,r,s, f,rr uigrcs of nrtilIery
y, "i'' ',t,,.i a. ma ,ulijr sntiarn in san
tE,, ,,,'i,,.,,, - '' H., N,r,g,, Nin nnn in
tlhl,''H ~; "", inlt nl NtWrHiI1t", ~, I, r,ui
l,nll %. IN. U.",u .u,hiimN ,a,u u, Ne,y
ann hno'Hrr IN W, Iuu't Fnih ", - -"
| orleans ms ulFonhrE' rs HlSV hCyunl-
n.ls41i KY ,n'l,nt %. s H.,
telegraph lines OF tho, Postal TeleEraph
ana tuhl" company. u " hlHo WIN IN"
sanction of tho secretary or war, INC gov
ornmcnt artillery service being htought
into reuuisitiun.
The current of electricity which rs trans
r1tted from Niagara viii he used IN put
ting in motion model OF the Niagara
power plant constructed by u SYNDICATE
az cost of upwards VI S,rHmN. This
plant consists in tunnel 5000 feet IN
length. entered hy whoorit ls6 feet in
depth. A. tho bottom of which are NAM
moth turbine wheels. operating shaft. on
top Of which are immcuse electrical gem
orators, with capacity Of 500 horse
power Tho total weight OF turbine wheel.
shaft aud generator Is upwards of 100
tons This model. which IS shown and OPP
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PERSON Al,


Robert C lrF'rsoll is REGISTERED at the
'oti's-
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Coates.
,C =. Prior Hartford Conn" is at tn"
'"'f
cdn1,.E5' cn f. Garrison 'r'' st Louis. Is at the
coates.
cos,,WS. W. s'amm'n' hr'oA'Sn' Is al the
'""''s
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Is p,,,i,k Rt,bmond VA f.. nj the
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az H., ,t'ii,gI " ''' '" ''''' 20
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rI,rl.s &. cain s,lina Ka. Is ot tho
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SECRETARY MORTON IN TOWN.


Hon ! Sterling Morton of Washington.
u. e.. secretary ot arrieuliurO. Wa
In the city yesterday futououn Tor
several hours IT. came direct her"
from Washington tn loln hls son, Paul
@. Morton. third Vice president OF
thr santa Fc, who. with numh"r
ur relatives AMI friends, I'm special car.
was ON a trip to tho West. II vas m"
tut'utiou originally Do make ur tho Marty
ou'iro NJ Chicago. hut Secretary Morton
was unable to meet the Others thcro and
So i1irol tho party AT this point, They
lot AT I ~ y. m. yesterday for the rHctnr
cons' over the santa TO Tho trip ma
planned Viii require about thirty days aud
IN" interesting points Of the coast ar" to
he seen
Secretary Morton was particularly anS-
iOus tha' his presence IN the city should
not be- made public. aud being very tired
from tho Ion. trip 20 tho city t"nHiu.l
In the car most o' tho forenoon, simply
coming uptown for n short time ~ ray
his respects 20 some relatives and family
friends lIo has often hecn IN IN" city
ami knows iis situation quito we'll aua was
mnut he saw In many places
The 'rip was made Tor the simple rur-
pnso nf resting from hard work anl also
of seeing The WoFtern country Secretary
Morton has never been to the coHst and
iuapmurh rs hts son was making tho trip
ln q pala'ial car he took tho oppur'unt'y -
make tn, trp. n" was strictly nuu-oom.
muuirntivo ON tho subject Of politics aud
indicated n much greater Interest IN tn"
splendid crop outlook than IN tho supro M
aCy OF the Eoldhug standard.
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MINOR NEWTON.


+ o Chesuey, Of &o3 Han huldinG lost
a valuable oy'rcoat 10y theit Saturday.
johnson Bros. clothiers AZ M Main
street, reported To the police YESTERDAY
that a man had stolen a quantity of goods
from In front Of his store saturday.
Eyaline Harris. to quiet a pain. took an
ounce of lludanum yesterday afternoon.
Surgeon I.iudOn attended her AZ her home.
Second aud cherry streets, and left her
m good condition,
Henry Sca and Walter Thompson were
arrested last night with quantity Of
BARRIERS supplies in their possession, They
ar. suspicinntd of having robbed a barber
shop on lndspend'n avenue.
L,uIsa and Chalista Maal and Antoine
Saluui engaged In "scrapping" and drink
ing beer at Twelfth and Lincoln streets
Yesterday afternoon. They will answer to
charges OF disOrderly conduct in police
court to-day
Because James Wilson and George stan
ton loved the same woman they tel out
at Third and OAK streets last night. In
duo time they fell into the hands of ptiiCcT
CoLolc and Will answer to the charge of
hRhting In police court to-day.
Hyman Asotzky, who has a small pawn
shop near Fifth and Broadway, was ar
rested yesterday by Officers Caskey and
Wilson on a warrant charging him with
receiving stolen property, The charge IS
made by man who claims he found some
OF his wearing apparel in AsotSky's place.
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THE SENATE PROGRAMME.
Hi>rr nnd HHrh"r mn t"m"- FIRST
with n rrobrh tint, "f I>-
tended Drbnt-.

Washington MAY The senate pro-
rramms for NEXT voek la 20 nrs' take m
the river and hirhpr b.l. and when that
iF Disposed OF 10 follow wI'r IN. h.ll max
INK appropriations for the pIstti.i ot col
umhI3 opinions llnsr vsty w'i'N as lo
the tImn the titcf and hafhur bill VIII con
tuine. tut no ssil'uatrF place " NJ l"iS
than 'uo or three days Whether 10 shsN
so ON longer viii 1rpcn1 up1n lnc POLITE
cal temper VI tho senate. n az No NOT lm-
rtahahIo something should ho SAID 20 or'n
up q political debate similar 10 that "
last week. 'hrfo is NO telling 4" what
The 'u1naret4 Nlll make % strenuous onpt'
fu k.rU politics AMI e'E,fll financial. uu"a a-
tona 'u the hfrklroun1 and to- hyl1 'n'
Us uas'on down 'u Vie Wyti- on ih' h.lr
bond rrldIuiIou w s1'nr other poliiH al
question ur'pu hual Adjournment
Jhe rr.n.lpal subject W debate In con
nsnt suEUeatci hy tho .pmmIitro ON com.
ruotto providing f7r tho expenditure NJ
t3''tun fuf the Improvement of thr hhrhol
a. santa M'ni'o cal senator Nt'ir, Gi
ina tho Appropriation lrr"nl'ni up1n ln'
f'.nUIut dalton of % committee ui 'NLI'-
,,ss,r.. wh, no WI ,r.,9r,S,1,iii gestt ar af
fore TO dofoat The onilfo rrurosluan. llr
VIII hr uuuunrt,l hy utr 0f sN w"mh,t.
of th' c9mui'ts" on nommst', ,.pr ny
fort to show That the appropriation. has
been provided FOR a' The Instance ~ Tho
southern ~. 'rH '1OroHd, tnI l- h.i
improbable that there may b. = iot' aI''
or tho rnrihH railroad discussion no TINS
connection
rhcta wili he an effort dutne tho week
on thc r'rt of 'h' hop9nli,an ''na'9i ,i.
10 tErr" ON an order pf business lul I'
remainder of tho session.