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Baltimore Sun (Newspaper) - November 6, 1886, Baltimore, Maryland
The suy. Baltimore. Saturday. Nov. A. 1888. from Washington. Report of the chief of the fire deportment minor topic. Incr Respondence of the Baltimore Sun. I Washington nor. 5.�?chief Parris of the fire department submitted his annual report to the District commissioners today he Renews his recommendation fora new engine House in the Southeastern Section of the City and also that for a double truck House in Tho Centre of the City. He advises an increase in Tho number of watchmen attached to the Ore department from three to five. He asks that Congress appropriate a Reserve Relief fund Foi disabled firemen and says a was the present Relief fund now stands its additions Are exhausted continually by the two pensioners who Are paid from it. Ninety nine employees of the fire department contribute one Dollar each per month for the support of this fund which Little More than pays the $50 per month to Martin Cronin and $ 50 per month to mrs Ethan Allen. It will be seen therefore that the Small balance which has been Sinco the fund was created would be inadequate to pension other firemen who Are in danger of being killed or maimed for life at any moment. It is More than True that the firemen Are now being taxed to the fullest extent of their Means and it would be a disgrace upon humanity to further impose upon hts plan of Relief is thus developed a would it not be a Wise and h mane procedure for Congress to set aside a sum As a a sinking fund a the interest of which should be available to certain amounts to disabled men according to disa by titles received in his Lino of duty a Sec., the evident intention of the recommendation being the investment of a Gross amount by Congress in interest paving Bonds for the purpose mentioned. He urges the Purchase of another fuel Wagon. There Are 15,200 feet of serviceable Hose now in use by the department and he urges the Purchase of 6,000 feet additional of new Hose. Only 30 out of 54 applicants for tire service during the year have been found physically qualified by the examining surgeons. Chief Parris closes his report by thanks to Tho various departments of the District government with which big dunes connect him. Fire marshal Drew in biannual report submitted today gives the cause of 221 fires which occurred Here last year. Twenty four of them Are set Down As incendiary 18 from Accident 20 As the result of spontaneous combustion and 20 from defective flues of which 13 came from and of to the cause is unknown. Sparks from chimneys lit 15. A Smoky stores a caused 3, while 6 were the result of stovepipes caused 8 and hot ashes 7. jets led to 8, electric Light wire 4, coat Oil tanks and gasoline stoves 4. Lur caused 4. Aud children with matches 8. The total losses Are put Down at $240,480. He advises additional legislation against e in Busti Hie Aud explosive oils. The cation of or. W. Huge Ley to restrain Lames g. Bowen from erecting a stable at 623 new York Avenue was heard by judge James in the equity court today. Affidavits were filed showing that the House of or. Hiveley adjoining the proposed stable was dilapidated and about to be condemned by Lite District. Judge James ruled that until the Huu a was condemned it was to be he i by the court As a dwelling and entitled to me rights of a dwelling however dilapidated but he would not order the stopping of longer on or. Bowens Wall. For a Wail is not a stable and when the building is completed or. Bowen May use it for other purposes. The restraining order was discharged so far As to permit the building to proceed until thursday next when the whole question will be a Jud fated. In the general term today chief Justice gamer and a Socrate justices Cox and Merrick were on the Bench. The suit of Shipman is. Megan y was argued Aud the court ii inn i med the Billon the ground that the record does not show that a motion for a new trial on exceptions is properly before the court. The Case of a. Miller is. The District of Columbia a suit to vacate certain special asses>inent8, Walt argued by or. Thomas and or. Riddle and submitted. Mary a. Walsh eat red suit at the City Hail today for divorce from Walter . She sets out that a in her seventeenth year by the name of Mary a. Mcconnell she was married to the defendant by Rev. Father rabbis at St. Peters Church in this City on tie lit h cd november 1879, and that in november 1884, her husband wilfully deserted her and left her. At first dependent on the Charity of friends and has never returned to for this reason divorce is asked. The Fine dwelling and grounds on Maryland Avenue and four and a half Street Long the property of Mary Hall were sold yesterday evening for $16,100 to mrs. Maria she who owns a num Beruf houses adjoining. A Effort was made by mrs. Or. Winslow Aud others to obtain the House As an a Asylum for reformed women a but the funds of the Cor bin Tiou were not sufficient to make the Purchase. In the criminal court judge Macarthur today the Case of the United states is. Allen for unlawful use of United states mail has Bee i on trial ail Day. The Case was then adjourned. In the Case of Benj. Colby the jury that retired yesterday a Tern in remained out ail night and today. This afternoon they came into court about 4 30 and asked the judge for a Dot Finis Ion of a wilfully and corruptly swore a and having Recti veil it again retired and after waiting awhile judge Macarthur left the City Hall. The funeral services of Rev. William a. Morgan of the dominican order took place this morning at St. D uni Nice a Church. Some forty priests were present. The requiem muss was Sung by father Logan with fathers Dunn and Spaulding As Deacon and sub Deacon. Father Henna preached the fun Era Sermon. Toe Young t Athos Icso Friend society the modality the holy name society and other Church organizations were present. Tile remains were left at the Church with a guard of Honor until this evening w Hen they were removed to the Baltimore and Ohio train and sent to Somerset Ohio. Wood measurer Henry Burrows of Georgetown in his annual rep it says a there seems to be a grow g tendency towards collusion be Ween the captains of Wood vessels and the Wood Corners to Cord the Wood in such a manner As to make it appear that the ranks contain More Wood than the measurer finds them on inspection to As the collusion must Lead to corruption he suggests that a some measure be adopted to prevent the payments by the vessel captains to the corders for a greater number of cords than is Cei Trifie i by the while a boy named Lester Robinson was Gunni g. About one of clock this afternoon on the Virginia Shore near the a duct Bridge he shot himself in his left foot. He was attended by or. Ritchie who says amp Tai iou is necessary. In the probate court today the widow of Jno. R. Condon renounced the. Legacy of 47,000 left her by her late husbands will and elected to take Dower in his estate. Administration on the estate of Eliz. D. Watson was granted to g. K. Graham Aud e. F. Riggs who eave Pond in $76,000. The Washington Light infantry attended this afternoon the funeral of Geo. Al Hale from 508 e Street to it cd Creek Omet a it. J he second artillery band led the line playing dirges and the funeral procession attract u in Ach attention Ini a solemn Progress. Coroner Patt son in his annual report to the Dis riot commissioners urges that jurors summoned on inquests be Paul it the time of service. T in Cor Ner at ended 491 cases during the year of which 18 were homicides 20 infanticide s and a Suici leg. Mrs. F. Cummings 713 k Street Northwest report s that Lier House was entered on the night of t he 3d Aid a lot of be clothing stolen. Miss eat Lea y reports a Plain Gold ring stolen from a ? a 344 Virginia Avenue. Mrs. T. Sou thai 1423 i Street reports a $10 i us stolen from her House. Frank of. Hoc Mao o half Street Between m and streets r port-$71 and a Silver watch stolen from his neb room. We. H. Anomie of Georgetown d. C., was admitted to the b a of t ii District today by the judges in general term on the motion if or. Davis. The equity court today decreed a Sale of the property involved in the suit of Kennedy is. Maths. Hem y smart and Thos. Hayes new members of the fire department whose appoint or to have heretofore been reported were commissioned Olav. The annual report of flour inspector Welsh shows 141,707 barrels of flour inspected Here during the last fiscal rear. The Long Bridge causeway is now being thoroughly macadamia de. The Only movement yet made in bearing the Library sue is the removal it if one Bouse but the demolition of others will begin Early next week. John Jackson coloured of 607 third Street Northwest was badly injured this moral g by a gravel a k caving in upon him on first and e streets Southwest. A Light fire Doc erred let a dwelling on Vermont Avenue Between u and v streets this afternoon shortly after 5 of clock. It was extinguished Wuh slight damage. Or. T. Deleon a Well known Mobile journalist is visiting Washington. At a meeting of the expo Ilion committee at Willard a tonight it was ordered that a con Vertio i f the Board of promotion including the members from the various states and territories be called to meet in Washington on tuesday the 7th of december for the purpose of do Litu rain g upon a plan and presenting the same to cd egress. The Board includes the governors of the forty six states and territories the mayors of All cities containing a population of 25,000 and upwards. The presidents and s Cret iries of boards of Trade throughout the United states the presidents and sgt Cret Aries or All state at Colt ural societies and Granges and the vice regents of the mount Vernon association of the Union. The programme to be considered at said convention is As follows first. A constitutional Centennial Celebration at the National capital on March 4, 1889, by the sixteen american sister rep tiles in Honor of the Lodth anniversary of the c not Titu Ion of the Parent Republic the United Stales. Second. A worlds exposition at Tho National capital from theist of May to tue end of october 1892, in Honor of the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America by Columbus. Third. A permanent expo Ilion at Washington of the antiquities i tory arts and industries of the the e americas to be the outgrowth of the worlds exposition of 1892, and to remain under governmental control on a plan somewhat similar to the present National museum but on a much later scale. Local matters. Almanac for Baltimore tills Bay. Sun a a i Moon set Bun. .2.22 . Sun sets.4 r>4 i Moon sets .,3.18 . St. Ass lit sat5.00 I St. out sun5.15 . By. it Bun. 4.50 I St. A out .5.15 . Hrs wat Baltimore n november 6,1886.�?tima 2.22 a. 2.47 a a. 8. Signal Schick Midnight report. The following observations Are taken at the same moment of time a All the stations named 10.00 M., 75th Meridian time november 5. --win�.�?, Tati of a. Dir Tion veto ii to weather. Dea swell. Ane Henry. Pc. 8 Clear. Light e. Kitty Hawk. E. 12 Clear Light k. Anay Hook. S. 15 Clear. Heavy e. Nor a vie. S. K. Light Clear. Atlantic City. 8. . 8 Clear. Light k. Chincoteague. S. K. Light Clear. The ath a Waihing Tom d. Pm november 5, to Jot 24 hour commenting Al 7 a. Saturday november 6.�? for Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina fair cooler weather winds shifting to northerly. For Eastern Pennsylvania new Jersey Delaware arid Maryland fair weather cooler variable winds shifting to nor therly. For District of Columbia fair weather cooler winds generally northerly. Farr West Virginia fair weather slightly cooler northerly winds. Local Keport. November 5, 1886. Bal Timok. Time. A a a i in 1 a or a a _ n it a to a 5 la a a say miss g from i1� direction of wind. Velocity of wind. Force rain fall. In s. 5� so a Quot i 7 . 30.256 40.0 64.0 n. 2 Clear 3 . 30.161 63.0 5b. L s. E. 8 fresh. .00 Lear to . 30.167 56 0 77.0 s. 7 Light. fair. La . 30.157 55 0,77.0 Calm. Too fair. Mean barometer 30.191 a Max. mean thermometer.52. J min. Temperature so maximum velocity of wind today for one hour s Miles. Therm metrical following observations Are taken at the same uni ment of time at All the stations named to t. Ii. 75tb Meridian time a Alpena. 29. Lair Boston 50, Clear Buffalo 41, Cloudy Cheyenne 23. Clear Chicago. 40. Cia a Cleveland 48, Cloudy Duluth 81, Clear Erie,45. Cloudy Escanaba 26. Clear la Crosse 34. Clear Savannah 65, Clear Jacksonville 65, Clear Montgomery to Clear Atlanta 63, dear Charleston 65, Clear Marquette 27, Clear Milwaukee 35, Cloudy new York 54, Clear Oswego 47, Cloudy port Huron adv Sandusky 45, Cloudy St. Louis 36. Light rain St. Paul 30, Clear Toledo 41, Cloudy Yankton. Is Clear Mobile. 65. Clear Louisville 52, Cloudy Memphis 59, Light rain new Orleans 65, Clear. Items from Salisbury. I special dispatch to the Baltimore Bali Bury vip., nov. 5.�?at the election last tuesday the a it ters of w Wicomico coun y voted f r of against toe repeal of the present Fence Law. There was More int rest liken in ibis than in the election. Districts nos. I 2, 8, 4, 6, 7 Ana in voted against the repeal and nos. 5. 8 and 9 f r the repeal. Ripe strawberries were in Market ibis week. They Ere the second crop. Toe of lowing leading finns have moved i. new quarters on Church Street and Are doing but Ess Birckholz Laws a Garey a. Al Powell so co., ii. . Gunby s. Johnson. Bergen. E. T. Fowler and James Cannon. Borne of the buildings Are 110 feet deep and Are Lilied with g o is. Borne a do of wheat in loom too county Are looking remarkably Well Consi ering the Long drought and i be lateness of seeding. Mrs. Hezekiah Hastings died St her borne. Barren Creek a few Days ago aged 75 years. Fhe was a sister of or. Erna Lowe of Caroline county. Planting Trees the English commis Bouers of f r Sis Are planting extensively on the Crown property in the Isle of Man. About four millions it f Trees have been Plant d on Mountain land during the iat three years and the work has proven so Succes Ful that it is been decided to extend Trio number of try manual Lar. The planting is done almost entirely by Cuativo labor under the superintendence of a competent forester from Carlisle most of the Trees baying men ordered from the Well known nurseries of Knowfe-1. To that Dur. Dropped dead on a crowded Joung Man apparently 30 years old Brown air Sandy Mustache and Well dressed dropped dead yesterday morning shortly before noon on Lexington Street near Park Avenue. The thoroughfare was crowded with ladies shopping. Without warning of any sort the Man was seen to fall heavily to the sidewalk. A number of pedestrians As Well As policemen Kelly and Schulte ran to his assistance but found him dead. Two physicians who were in the Vicinity came promptly. They said death was instantaneous. The body was Carri d into a Vestibule of a dwelling near. And the patrol Wagon of the Central District summoned. The Corpse was taken to the station and placed on a Stretcher. On searching his clothing memorandum books and papers in the name of b. F. Wilcox were discovered. In an inside pocket was a copy of an advertisement of e. A. Maul tobacconist no. Fis West bal Timora Street. Or. Maul identified the body As that of a canvasser for notel registers who was known to him As b. F. Wilcox. r. Isaac a Bertson of the mansion House said the Young Man stopped four Days at his hotel where he registered As b. F. Wilcox new York. October 26 he left there saying he was going to Philadelphia to buy a lot of books. He evidently went there for he wore yesterday a new silk hat with the stamp of a Philadelphia dealer inside. Another gentle Man reported to Lieut. Frazier that he was sure he saw Wilcox buy Stock in a brokers office a few Days ago. And heard he was from Chicago where his father Psi a successful real estate broker. No certificates for the Stock nor entries in the books could be found. Serge am John Riley ascertained that b. F. Wilcox stopped thursday night at the Clarendon hotel Corner Pratt and Hanover streets. From there the officer got a Satchel ail the property Wile ii had when he arrived. Lieutenant frazi#4 opened it and found by iness communications from All parts of the country addres de to w. R. Woodruff Alto a hat band worked in silk with the initials w. R. W. Besides there were several personal letters addressed to the same person one of them from. W. Lavelle no. 410 grand Avenue. Milwaukee these with a contract authorizing . R. Woodruff to take charge of the books of a hotel out West satisfied the police and Coroner Hill that Woodruff was his True name. A ticket for an umbrella on which a loan had been obtained in this City was made out to b. F. Wilcox. The same name is on the Register of Guys hotel october 21. The body was sent to the City Hospital to await identification. Later another letter was discovered among the dead to naut a effects it was i i the form of an application from Long Hore of Herkimer. N. Y., to Woodruff so remoter no. 121 Para Row new York City asking for a position As travelling Salesman. Marshal Trey telegraphed to the new York address and received a reply that the firm was unknown there. Detective work at Ivy detectives Dro the air Ranger and a Ribald were detailed to assist the Washington police at the Ivy City races yesterday afternoon. While at the course two clerks employed at Mart Jordan spool rooms West Fayette Street told the Baltimore officers they recognized among the crowd of spectators a Man who passed a forged Pool ticket on Jordan for $340 during the Pamlico races. The detectives had detective Carter of Washington arrest Bim. The prisoner was taken to Washington. He refused to give his name. The police say it is Doc Tollman and that he is from Brooklyn. Marshal Frey sent detective Mitchell from this City with warrants for him and he was brought Over to the Central station where he was locked up for the night. He will have a hearing today. Subsequently detective Seibold caught James judge coloured with his hand in another Many a pocket. He too we arrested and handed Over to the Washington authorities. Judge is one of three coloured men who went into a clothing store on East Baltimore Street during the Pamlico races and while two were buying a coat the third St de some clothing for which tie -1 arrested by detective Droste and sent to jail. Assignment of. I. Middleton a a John Izard Middleton and John w. Or hams Trad Iff As i. Middleton a co., general commission merchants no. 25 Bon la Street made a deed of Trust for the Benefit of creditors yesterday to or. Skip with Wilmer. Or. Middleton also resigned his position As president of the n tonal Maline Bank. He is president of the Thistle Mills on the Patapsco River near Ellicott City. And was regarded As a prosperous merchant. He was president of the Corn and flour Exchange for one term having Bien previously vice president and director. The assignment was made late in the afternoon and caused much Surprise Amo g the comp Raively limited number of Peon in the business Centre of i be City who heard it. The members of the firm and the trustee declined to make Ane statement of the extent or causes of the failure. It was authoritatively Anno Meed that the Marine Bank is not a creditor of the firm and holds non of or. Middleton a paper. T e firm Nave been receivers and exporters of motion and Abo shipped Large qua buies of Corn an o her communities to them it uth but recently their operate n have not apparently been As extensive As formerly. No Bond was filed by the trustee Thomas q. Shearf s Phelip in the circuit court yesterday filed an opinion in he Case of Maria Scharf widow of Thomas g. Scarf against win. G. Scharf and other children of the deceased for a construction of i will As to the disposition of the income of the estate amounting to about $18 000 a year. Mrs. Scharf claimed that the was entitled to the whole t come. Four of the children assented to Aud six opposed the claim contending that she shoud have a comfortable support a about $3,000 a be r. The court sat 8 that a if either Side desire to take Tes irony before the auditor As to the quantum of the allowance to the widow an order will be signed to that effect but if o further testimony is to be adduced on that Poi it Dom the proofs already in i should be inclined to consider As a fair allowance for her permanent support the of third of the net income heretofore provisionally ordered. As to the balance of the income the pm iut Iff must be reputed according to Tim will to invest the same for herself during her natural life and after her death then to her children in equal Poti is and in Case of the Neath of any of Idem leaving Issue the Issue to take the portion which the Parent if living to id be entitled shooting affray in Howard 8ome excitement was caused on thursday in the Vicinity of Dayton in the fifth District of Howard county by the shooting and probably fatal mounding of Walter Day aged about 18 years son of Randolph w. Day a Farmer of that neighbourhood. Randolph w. Day and hts son waiter drove their Wagon to the farm of we. Cross a neighbouring Farmer to take away their portion of a Corn crop which had been raised Ltd the i the in a farm. A dispute arose about the division of the crop whereupon Cross it is said Drew a pistol and fired two shots at he elder Day neither of the shots however taking effect. Waiter ran Between the men to drop act his father when a third shot was fired which is Ruck Young d a in the left Side. Breaking a rib and p net Rati in the body. Or. Join a it of was summoned and rendered the necessary Aid. The patient growing much wore As taked to the Maryland Hospital in a timbre. Warrants have been issued for the arrest of Cross. Or Gibson Charles h. Gibson of toe first District was in this City yesterday at Barnum a hotel and received Many congratulations Over his a Eit econ. Or. Gibson sail be did very Well in his District for an off year when the stay at Home vote is always Large a the comparison with similar Voes of his congressional predecessors in the District will show. The prohibition vote on the Eastern Shore was nearly All East by democrats who Felt sure that the democratic congressman would be elected and they used the Opp Ortu nay to give the prohibition party a vote because they were in sympathy with its principles. The Republican vote was out As it always is. Toe coloured voters were Al the polls in Force in most sections. The Baltimore musical Union helu a meeting yesterday morning. It was claimed that there were members who were not strictly adhering to the Law in the matter of refusing to play in conjunction wit i non members and that thers who knew of infractions of the Law bad failed to report transgress is to the body. It was resolved to appoint a sup visor whose duly it shall be to investigate and report such matters. All the musicians belong to the Union or Mozart Assembly and the two bodies Are drawing the line sharply. Mozart Assemi has several members on trial for offences against a similar Rule i their by Laws. Died in Graham who was a member a f the Baltimore Union base a Iii flub in 1884, i d to sunday at Mobile Ala. During Bis ii a is Phelan and Fussel Bach nursed him. Is remains were sent yesterday to be Wisconsin where his Mother lives f to he played with the Atlanta and he Early part of the past season previous to joining the mobiles he played with the Memphis club. Catholic benevolent state Council of the Pathol c benevolent legion will bold a reunion of All the membership in the slate of Maryland in Baltimore next january. The legion Bas 153 c Uncil in 12 states with 9,487 Meta Era. It in sped Illy flourishing in Maryland having 25 councils and 1.750 Mem tiers. Biscoe nearly adored boy by some who la guar a red with the murder of capt. Dixon Nas almost entirely recovered from Boid fever la Leonardtown jail. His trial is assigned for november 18 at port tobacco. Death of we. I. . We. B. Hazelton a Well known journalist died of paralysis yesterday morning at the residence of or. We. . W. Fayette Street where be had been under treatment since septem Ber i for mental disorder. He was born in Flint mich., and was thirty three year old. He was graduated at Lafayette College pa., and while at that institution edited the of Olleeze paper. His first efforts in real newspaper work were in Philadelphia where he served on the evening Telegraph the press the times and other papers after which about eight years ago he came to Baltimore on the old Gazette. He was employed for a Short while on the nun anti other newspapers. A few years ago to started a new daily paper called the tithes which began with a great flourish but soon ceased to be published. After the collapse of the times or. Hazelton went to toe Washington National Tribune. During the last presidential Campaign he attracted attention by advertising a Logan meeting in new York state on a very Large scale and by other big schemes which did not turn out As Well As he expected them to do. His mind became so unbalanced that his friends thought it would be Best to confine Bim to an Hospital and he was accordingly sent to St. Elizabeth a Washington. Atter leaving the Hospital he spent a year at Atlantic City and then went to Leadville col., where his father or. E. Hazelton is manager of several mining companies. He came Back to Baltimore from the West when he found that his health was not improving and pm toed himself under the care of or. Crim. It was Only at intervals his mind became deranged. At other times he was not Only Clear headed but Brilliant Iii speech a i with the pen. If it had not been for the unsteadiness of hts mind he would have been very successful in journalism. Be sides his regular newspaper work be was the author of several Little Mua Ciai Compo it ions of Merit and jointly with the late Edward Spencer wrote the libretto of the comic opera of the a electric the Sweet Aiti popular song a in the fragrant Bummer time a a appears in this opera. A number of other pieces by him in verse Are much above mediocrity. Or. Hazelton bad Many friends by whom he a As highly esteemed for Bis personal trails As Well As for Bis ability. He leaves a widow who was formerly miss Ellen Price of Germantown a. His father telegraphed or. Grim to have the remains buried in Oak Hill cemetery Philadelphia by his mothers Side. The funeral will take place on sunday from 1922 it. Vernon Street. Philadelphia the Home of his sister. Mrs. Hazelton aes been with her husband at or. Crime a. Mrs. Perry makes a . A. Perry who resides in Baltimore writes to the Sun in relation to the divorce Bill which her husband Charles h. Perry Lias flied in Washington d. C., denying the statements m ule by him. Mrs. Perry says a in March 1883, go. H. Perry was dismissed from the p lice Force in Washington d. I did All in my Power to get him restored and for fourteen months i never received one cent from him for the care and support of four s a. I began to hold religious meetings in the House i rented and supported Bim All the time. Two of my Little sons carried papers and with the contributions of my Christian friends i kept the House As i can prove. He never got a Home for one of my sons. oldest son went to learn his Trade As a Market Gardener. I supported my three other boys part of the time they Are with my. I never wilfully deserted him and i have never deserted my children. Only sister has lived with us seventeen years and she knows of his abuse of me and the language i have been subjected to. In 1884 and 1885 i lived with him and would have lived with him now if he half taken care of me and the children. I have kept my children in school and i do All i can. I have worked in religious meetings with others and i deny any untrue report. I could have obtained a divorce f it a and Abu Ive treatment to the children. During this summer in june and july 1886, he had the in ills. I applied to Tho Lodge of free masons of which he is a member. They refused to help Birn because he had lost ail his positions on account of drink. I am a sister of masons who died in Good standing. Lam depending on my work for the support of myself and children. The meetings i work in Are for the salvation of souls and Healing of the sick. I went to the worn with Rev. W. G. Raymond and others and or. Perry gave his full consent Wien i went and hundreds of per on Hare been saved and Many Heab a. I never left Home or deserted my children and he has been in the House with the family till August 1886. He has had no intention of supporting me or my children for several years. I forgive him for this attack he has made on me As a Christian the Gettysburg Monument of the 2<1 my. Infantry S. A., is now at Gettysburg and will be immediately put in irs place. The committee of arrangements have selected Friday november 19, for dedication. Capt. George Thomas of St. Mary a county acting adjutant of the regiment at the Battle and who was badly wounded in the charge on the works july 2, will deliver the address. Rev. Or. Randolph Mckinzo Aid on Geu. George h. Stewarts staff will let a invited to open the services with prayer. The surviving members of the second Maryland under maj. W. . Golds it Orough the army and Navy society and the Maryland line under Gen. In t. Johnson will be present. Gen. George h. Stewart who commanded the brigade to which the second Maryland was attached will be the chief marshal. Allex confederates and their friends Are invited. Much interest is manifested and ii is expected a Large number will attend. The occasion will be a most interesting one to Maryland people Tor the Monument will be the first Confederate memorial erected on the Battlefield of Gettysburg and will be under the auspices of the Maryland regiment which participated in that Battle commanded by the surviving c officers who were present there. Excursion trains will be run on Western Maryland Railroad returning in the evening. A flue military band will accompany the excursion and participate in the Parade at Gettysburg. A meeting of the Confederate societies in the City will be held on the 17th instant to Complete arrangements. Catholic Church Strati Iero papal a Legate who has been on an extend d visit through the country since the Elevation of Cardinal Gibbons to his present rank arrived Iii Baltimore yesterday afternoon from new Orleans where be spent a week. He went on r turning to the Arch episcopal residence where he paid his respects to the Cardinal whose guest he is. Later he called on Rev. Joseph m. Ardia professor of Metaphysic and ethics at Loyola College. The a Legate and the professor were born in the same town in the province of Naples Italy. During a recent visit of the Signor to ibis City after doing the West he chose Rev. Or. Ardia As Bis confessor and received the sacrament of penance at his Han is. Sigil r Straniero will celebrate High mass at the Cathedra i tomorrow morning. Cannal Gibson will preach. Early next week the distinguished visitor will Likely go to new York to sail thence for r Ane. Rev. P. Donohoe chosen successor to b shop elect cur is As Secretary to Cardinal Gibbons has a sued the duties of that position and located at the Cathedra. Compliment to a retired . Daniel recently resigned f on the police Force was last night waited upon at his residence on Parkin Street near Hollins Street by in St of the policemen of the southwestern District who were then off duty. He was presented on behalf of the men of his former District with a set of very complimentary Resolution. Acknowledging c it it. Lepson so Twenty years of Active and efficient service a and thanking him for Bis kind generous and fatherly Demeanour at All times toward those under his command. Serge. Henry Smith who had served on the Force with capt. Lepton Twenty years made the Quot presentation address in which he expressed the Hearty appreciation of the men fur their former Captain s kindness and invariable Cou Tesy. Capt. Lepson made a fitting response. The resolutions Are very ppr Opria by worded handsomely engrossed Aud framed. The committee or the policemen on the re Solu ions consisted of berets. Henry cd Smith. T. A. Broderick Peter Montague and patrolmen John Cook and Frank Hyland. Steamboat in Spector James Curran with the c Hector of the port of Savannah and the judge of the District Coutt of that place will meet there monday to select a local inspector of hulls for the Savannah District. The same Board met thers some time ago but could come to no agreement. Local Steamboat inspectors Valentine and Saville were in Washington thursday loves gating the complaint made against capt. Wesley d a vis of the tug Templar of tiring a Shotgun at the Pil a House of Tho tug Quinet capt. W. R. Taylor which occurred in the Potomac last Mouth. The matter involves the question As to whether cant. Davis is a fit Man to have a License. He admitted firing the gun but said he did not shoot at the other boat. Toe decision is reserved. Peabody second piano recital at the Peabody conservatory of music took place yesterday after Loon the artist being Madame Richard Burmeister. She played a very excellent programme including Beethoven a sonata opus 31, no. 2, four compositions by Chopin and several by other Compo ers. The Audi Nee expressed Especial appreciation of Thad Agio of the sonata Ai Well As of the Chopin Nocturne in e Al it major. Kullak s piano transcription of the popular German Folk so g entitled a the Hunt was highly Eoj Yed As was the Cone Ludi g number the vols Copius in e Flat major by Rubinstein which was Well rendered in the riibin8tein Tyle the artist having studied with the composer the work. Cadets of grand Section cad is of Temperance Mer last night at Mclaughlin shall in annual session. The reports of the grand Patron and grand Secretary a owed the order to be in a prosperous condition. Or. Win. Shelley of Phi a a Typhia most worthy Patron of the order in North America was present and delivered an address. The following officers were elected. R. T. Smith grand John Frizelis grand vice Patron. Griffin Hail grand Secretary Samuel e. Pentz Arand As is int Secretary George d. Dukehart grand treasurer Luther Martin grand Chao late Harry Cruse grand guide George t. Heath grand watchman. . Doug Lenly widow Rind James a y Ann Katie and Belle Doug tily minor children of Patrick dough Lenly deceased entered suit in the court of common of As yesterday against the Baltimore Chrome works claiming $10,000 for the death of p trick dough Lenly december 4, 1885, by the fall of a Derrick upon him while in the empty of the company. Adam Finnan sued Herman cd and Annie Herriman in the the same court for $10.000, ans i to i. Green coloured sued the Baltimore City passenger rail was compan y for $2,500. Or. Drexel s . A. Drexel of Philadelphia who with or. George w. Childs made the International typographical Union a present of $10.000, hat notified or. James h. Mcdowell Secretary of the Baltimore u Ilion that he will meet their committee today to receive his certificate of honorary membership in their Union. The certificate which has In handsomely engross d and framed will be presented by messes. N. B. Talbott Jas. H. Mcdowell Edwin ameed Clarence Scott and we. T. Cooney who leave for Philadelphia at 8.15 this morning. race yesterday at Bishops herring run track for horses of the 2.40 class was not flushed on account of darkness. It will be continued m it nday next Over the same track beginning at 2 of clock. The betting on the result was larger than usual. Bobby Burns won the first and second heat and came in third on the third heat and distanced on the fourth beat. Cherry Grove won the third heat and was second in the fourth heat. Daisy a., who won the fourth heat was second in the first three heats. Time of heats 2.40 4, 2.41, 2.39, 2.41k. The Industrial Industrial p try of the eighteenth Ward held a meeting last nigh. With l. A. Cornthwaite in the chair. Officers were elected for the ensuing year. Speeches in favor of keeping up the organization and profiting by the experiences just dosed were made by urian Garber. La a. Cornthwaite and others. State Temperance monthly meeting of the Maryland state Temperance Alliance was held yesterday afternoon at y. A. Hall Edwin Higgins presiding 8. Mother Secretary. The first thursday of each month was set for the meetings. A committee was appointed to Issue no address to the county committees urging Active and systematic organization for a co Steru tonal prohibitory amendment. A committee was appointed to contribute articles i t behalf of the constitutional amendment for an Organ of the Alliance at Rockville. The a1 Llano confirmed officers of county organizations in Anne Arundel Caroline a d Wicomico. Tho Ali Iapoce sent their greetings to the people and to the executive committee of Cecil county upon the adoption of the pm Bijory Law in that county last tuesday when the question of High License or prohibition was submitted to the voters Ana prohibition was carried. The prohibitory Law goes into effect on january i 1887. It pro ides that it shall not be lawful to barter or sell. Solicitor receive orders for the Purchase of any spirituous or fermented liquors or intoxicating drinks or any article used or sold As a beverage containing them pure ample i 1er in quantities not Leas than a gallon May be sold by Tho manufacturer Between August i and january i following but it cannot be sold at stores s a loons amp a. Druggists Sre allowed to sell liquor upon a Bona fide written proscription of a resident phys clan or in the extreme illness of a patient without such prescription and they Are allowed to sell wine for sacramental purposes the penalties Are Aries of $100 to $600, and commitment to the House of correction until the fines Are paid. The announcement was made that Rev. Samuel h. Jennings has lost Bis sight and prayer was offered for him and the Alliance sent Bim resolutions of Lym Pathy. Port receipts yesterday 1.778 Bales. The Norfolk Steamer Carolina having completed repairs and painting at Malster a. Took her place on the line last night. The British steamship not a snore cleared yesterday for Liverpool with an assorted cargo valued at $211,894. The Balli More Schooner Louisa Watters Captain younger was run into off Wilmington Creek Delaware Bay yesterday and p trial lyse k. She was subsequently towed to Philadelphia. Where she was bound with Railroad ties from James River. The Schooner John 8. Duds arrived yesterday from Jacksonville with a cargo of 280,000 feet of lumber for Wilson a Hunting. Bhe left Baltimore Light on the loth of october loaded and was Back Bere inside of Twenty Ono Days. This is about the fastest time that Ever has been made Between the two ports by a sail vees i. Cigar makers . Charles Of 1er, Secretary of the c Union yesterday Drew a Chack of $400 to strikers and members out of work. I his is t to smallest payment since the beginning of the Trike there being now Only sixty in n out. During the week an envelope was sent to the Cigar a Akers labor Bureau enclosing $34 and the following letter write i in print hand on common wrapping Palter sgt As t i Ludo Tho writers identity a a enclosed donation for strikers att i out of work people. Bot wishes that you May win Tho strike. Done to worry where this comes from. W e Admire your firmness and had a collection for your Benefit but choose to remain unknown. Ainu to advertising ourselves yours the letter and sup Roseri Piinuu were written with a Blue Pencil. Narrow us Tho 4.20 train for Washington stopped at Hyattsville a Ster Day afternoon a lady and gentleman attempted to Board the cars ahead of Hie 4.40 Tram out of Washington which was coming around Tho curve. The gentleman boar led Tho train leaving the lady this wife on the track ahead of the East bound train. The lady t came frightened Ami would have been struck nut for the coolness of or. L. A. Latchford the station agent who pull her off the track narrowly escaping himself. Duck . E. Mitchell of the firm of deny a Mitchell yesterday killed 133 wild ducks red Heads and Coots on the by que Hanna fits below Havre do Gratte. Messes. D. Weakley Ii. Scharf and or. Opie were at Bush River looking after be interests of their Shore and found that the ducks have not yet made their appearance in Bush or Gunpowder Rivers. Calumet Calumet club at its weekly me tag lat evening elected new members As follows or. Millard f. Taylor Columbus . Lewis Timothy Mal Mcva. Frederick Feld Hajj Jno. F. Bracken Jas. Of Neill Roland b. Cruet or. G. Henry Chabot or. Jno. , Winfield w. Thompson w. A. Lilly m in bae i Kohei Man Richard Ranck thus. L. Hines. Thos. K. Perkins John m. Smith Aud goo. Bolton Stuart. residence of George stump a pork Butcher living in Calverton near the Junction of the Calverton and Potomac roads was robbed some time thursday night. When he awoke Early yesterday morning he discovered Trtat his Best clothes his wife a Gold watch Ani Chain and twelve dollars in Money had disappeared. There is no clue to the Stuef. Death of an aged coloured Taylor coloured about to years of age died yesterday afternoon of heart disease at ins residence 16 hulls Lane near Aisquith strict. He was a slave in Tho family of Rev. Or. Hammond in Anne Arundel county for a number of years and had seen George Washington during the revolutionary War. He leaves three sons All Well advanced la years. Laying Baltimore an i Ohio Telegraph company yesterday Laid the first Telegraph Cable across the Harlor of Baltimore from Locust Point to Baltimore. The York was sup rite idd by h. V. Riley. Miller assistant. Ith l. Dry Der. Downey e. Mason. Knoll and other employees. Miss Lizzie Lewis aged 25 years residing at 48 Columba Avenue Felon Lombard Street near Exeter yesterday afternoon bruising Ber right leg and breaking the left near the ankle int. She was removed to the Baltimore University Hospital. Schooner Flora Thomas capt. Chatham and the Schooner we. H. Meeting were in collision about 5 a. On thursday off Marothy River and the Thomas was damaged $100. Personal a United states District attorney Thomas g. Hayes has gone to new York to place himself under the treatment of a specialist for Throat trouble which Bas affected his voice. Brief locals. It is thought that Thoms Cavanaugh the Cash boy employed by Hutzler bros., North Howard Street who was injured in the elevator. Will recover. He Wka caught Between the floor and elevator badly pinching his legs and breaking the it it one. His Mother Bas eight children. Wong Ling. A chinese laundry Man at no. 1213 West Baltimore Street was committed for court by Justice Rhodes charged with an attempted assault on Julia Jones a Little coloured girl no. 299 Raborg Street. Rev. John Rose Rector of Severn Parish Anne Arundel county who Lias been confined to ins residence on West Hoffman Street for several weeks wild typhoid malarial fever is much better. D Vid Robinson coloured no. 24 Oxford Street wa6 thrown from a Dray yesterday of Ler noon at Charles Aud Saratoga streets in a collision with another vehicle and severely injured. Rev. Or. Campbell fair left Baltimore yesterday for grand rap us. Mich where he will occupy on sunday for the Hist time Mio pulpit of by. Marks Church bus new charge. The Peabody savings institution Bas declared a Semi annual dividend of two per cunt., free of taxes in Cadi or credit to de Positora a account of Cir after a Michael. Sch River no. 50 also Aith Street Wasa premed and held for a bearing charged with beating his life who ran into the Street where her cries attracted a Large Ayres coloured was fined $5 and costs yesterday by Judice Hobbs for maliciously tunning i Wagon into Aud breaking a lamp Post Corner Chase and Forrest streets. William Curry coloured was before Justice Hebo yesterday charged with cruelty to Anim los in Riding of his Coal cart. The Case has dismissed. Policeman . E. List of the Western District was dismiss a from the Force yester by and George . Seizer appointed in his place. Alonzo travers was arrested last night charred with the larceny of a lot of shoes from the Steamer Seaboard thursday night. People Are putting their tin numbers on the Back Gates in Many quarters Aud the butchers Aud grocers Are Happy. The exterior of the Westminster presbyterian Church Corner Greene Aud Fayette streets is being rep ired. James Commodore coloured aged 63 years died late thursday night at 70 Biddie Alley of apoplexy. The filth regiment had a battalion Drill last night. Mors earthquake shocks. Severe disturbance at Charleston Hanses shattered and children injured. In Pecini dispatch to the Baltimore Hun. Charleston 8. A nor. Shock and a severe one visited Charleston at 12.30 Today. There bad been slight tremors off and on for the past two weeks but nothing like s Shock since Friday the 22d of october. The Shock today was preceded by a loud detonation which appeared to come from the Ocean. This was followed by a horrible subterranean Roar and a quiver of the Earth which gradually increased in Force until it set every House in the City shaking and rattling. Theu it died out and increased again until it seemed that the Walls were about to crumble after which it died out again. The duration of the Shock was 45 Sec it ads the longest and most severe that has been Felt Here sir be August 31. Be eral were shattered and several chimneys Tell. In one coloured school at Bethel Church there was a Panio and a Rush for the door in which three children were thrown Down and trampled upon in another coloured school several were injured by Tho falling plastering. None of them however Are Fata i y Huit. In the White schools there was no panic no Rush for the door and no of e was Hurt. The consensus of opinion is that the Shock approached from the direction of the sea. Telegraphic advices state that the Shock was Felt All Over the state Aud a far South As Avan my and As far North As Washington in Savannah Thoro was quite a panic people Rushing out of their houses into the of n squares. To add to the excl Mem hero this afternoon Mere was a rain Tali from a cloudless sky at the West end of Bull Street and its effect upon the coloured people was alarming. The Sun was shining with summer intensity the Mercury being Over 80� in Tho Shade and Nota Cloud could to seen anywhere in die sky. At the spot was a stunted tree with very few leaves upon it and the Shower of water apparently came from its branches. Determined to solve the mystery the hunks correspondent climbed the tree and found a number of insects covering its branches. To these the Shower was Evi Leuila due. The dense crowd of negroes in the neighbourhood refused to accept tins explanation and Ai tribute the phenomenon to supernatural causes. The coloured churches Are crowded tonight and in Many places open air prayer meetings Are in Progress. Shocks at other Points. Special dispatch to the Baltimore 8un.l Columbia s. nov. 5.�?since August 28 a Friday has not passed without a Shock of earthquake Iii this Taie. Ai 12.25 today the usual Shock came. But an exceedingly heavy one. It lasted seventy seconds and Shook All the buildings in the City including die massive stale House to tie in Foum Lado s. A Large portion of the Rush d into the streets and the refugees from Summerville became frantically alarmed about their eclat its in Summerville and Charleston some of the ladies weeping on the Street. The pros dispatches from chores Tou Are inclined to make As Little a possible out of the earthquake but it is a fact that in Summerville the maj Rity of toe ladies have not Tak a off their clothes at night since August 31. Refugees from Summerville now Iii Columbia cannot be induced to return. Last Friday night there Wero six distinct shocks in Summerville. Fifty one coloured people have emigrated from barn Well county to Arkansas Frig toned out of the Mctate by the repeated earthquake Shooks. Nero was the severest Shock yet Felt at Sumter today at 12.25, and a severe arum continued Shock at Greenwood. 8. In at 12 33 today perhaps die second seven St it fell. A severe snoek was also Felt at Neste Flold 8. O., at 12 25 The same Shock w s Felt at i aurent 8. C., and was the heaviest experienced there since August he Havannah ga., nov. Sharp Shock was Felt Bere just As clocks Ere striking twelve. Tybee Island reports it the heaviest Felt there since augut 31, and preceded by loud rumbling. It la Ted thirty seconds arid people All rushed into the streets. Macon a. Not. 5.�?a slight earthquake Shock was Felt Here at 11.27 of clock this morning. Augusta a. Nov. 5.�?at 12.26 there was Tho severest earthquake Shock since August i. It lasted 25 seconds Aud people rushed into the streets. There a. No damage done. Kaleigh n. nov. 5.�?a slight earthquake snoek Short in duration but quite perceptible. Was fell Here at 12.25 this afternoon. Wilmington n. nov. 5.�?a Sharp and distinct earthquake Shock was Felt hero at a. A a 4. Richmond va., nov. 5.�?two slight shocks or earthquake were Felt Here at 12.30 Vibrations were Felt sensibly in upper stories of h uses. . Va., nov. 5.�?a very earthquake Shock was Felt Here today at 12.28. The vibrations were from East to wed Abd lasted about six seconds. Washington nov. 5.�?a Hight Shock of earthquake quoth Felt Bere about 12.30 Danville va., nov. 5.�?there was a smart earthquake Shock in Din Section today about noon. At Greensboro there was the severest snoek Ever Felt. News notes. The French delegates to the dedication of the Bartholdi statue of Liberty were Banquete in new York last night by the american statue committee and prominent French residents at the Huffman House. Count de be seps sat at the h and of the table. On either Side of him were messes. Bartholdi and Biol. Aram g those present were Henry f. Spaulding William m. Evarts Joseph w. Drexel Aud Parke Godwin. Later in the evening Messi Urs Pulier desk sons and d a champs were entert i de by the United French societies of new York at tammany Hall. The High jump record for horses was beaten last night at Madi on Square Garden new York by James r. Reeney Bbrown gelding Hemi 8tead. Who jumped six feet Ami eight inches beating the Best previous record by two inches. On the Pratt mines Railroad 50 Railes from Birmingham Ala., yesterday three cars loaded with Stone were Cut Loose and ran Over a hand Cai on which were John and Nat Parsons two Brothers killing both. Captain Lancaster of the Steamer Canon Bury from Barra a e it gland report s at Quebec that he had a very Stormy voyage during which one Man was lot and the Captain and three men were injured. Horace Carlisle n Well known citizen and business Man of Newport r. In a was pm iced on trial yesterday on a charge of outrage preferred by his eldest daughter 18 years of age. A special from Santa be n. M., says Anthony Joseph has been re Elee de to Congress Over. . Dwyer by Over 3,000 majority. Every county has gone Detner tic. A confidential agreement has been made Between the railroads of the Houi Western association which is expected to keep the lines from . Two freight trains on the Cincinnati Washington and Baltimore Railroad collided a hurs Day evening Aud a. L. Mussiman brakeman was killed. The failures throughout the country during the last seven Days number for the United 8tate. 171, and for Canada 15. Canadian Pacific officials Are reported As saying that that Road will be running into Boston before May 1,1887. The ship Theodore Koerner. German was partially Burnt at Reed Street wharf. Philadelphia yesterday. Burglars Brake into the House of l. L. Hollis in Chicago thursday morning and stole $1,100 in Cash. A Cable message announces the discovery of two new asteroids �?o262 and 283.�?� by or. A Lisa. Chelsea wis. Was almost completely destroyed by fire thursday. Loss $25,000. A Virginia items. Mrs. Naomi Ammeri widow of the late Benjamin a Rumen and Kotlier of or. 8. E. Lumen of Baltimore died at toe residence of her Daugher mrs. We. Burger in Bot Tourt county va., last week aged 77 rears. She was paralysed several years ago since which time her health had not been Strong. Benjamin Tomlinson and John Mcgarv Well known Catiz of of Jefferson county w. Va., died this week. Capt. E. Adams dropped dead at Bis Home in Northumberland county near coans wharf on sunday from heart disease. He was 74 years old. Death of a noted Jesuit. New Orleans Nev. 5.�? father Antoine Jour Dart s. J., is dead. Aged 75. His death resulted from his falling Down stairs at the Jesuit College in this City ten Days age and fracturing his thigh. Father Jourdan entered the Jesuit order when 35 years of age after having passed through Many Viii Santud a the most try ii g of which were encountered As a Soldier in the French army. Ile served six ears a Algeria and was a per i Cipot in Many combat with the arabs. Returning to Lions. I native City tie devoted himself to classical studies for which he had always shown himself exceedingly Apt and soon was made pre id it of the lyceum. He became a Jesuit in 1844, and Throe years later came to new Orleans with fourteen others to establish a Jesuit Nishii n. Of which he was the Superior for Many Jim Cummings to prank James. St. Louis mo., no. 5.�?a special from Nevada. ., says Frank James the sex train robber received Tho following letter yesterday containing four new Bank Bills Quot St. Of. Oct. 31.�?Frank James sir please accept the enclosed As a memento of the later Frisco train robbery of oct. 25. Yours truly. Jim the Incio ure consisted of four unsigned National banknotes made for the merchants and planters National Bauk of Shellman. To. The notes were one $20 and three $10 Bills the latter of which had not been detached from each other. Tile packing House strike. Chicago. Nov. 5.�?in accordance with the alleged crier of master Workman Butler. 4jto of the beef killers employed in armoury a p King House joined the sinkers already out in making a demand that the or Emp oyers should re establish the eight hour working Day. The Large majority of the men refused to Stop work. Or. Butler refused to acknowledge having issued the order for them to Tanke and denied being responsible for any Fuesti mandate. Fully 250 of the 400 quickly returned to work. One Hundred and fifty Pinkerton guards went to i he Yar is this afternoon and two Hundred and fifty men were sworn in As deputies by the a Baltimore Schooner run Down. Philadelphia nov. 6.�?scnooner Louisa Waters of Baltimore bound Tram Dame River to this port with Wood a run into by the tug Kero t this morning of Wilmington Creek. The was struck on the port Side Forward of fore rigging and Fille in ton minutes. The tug had a Hole stove in both Bow below water line. She was run ashore. The Waters was towed to trouble Between Whites and Blacks. Charleston. 8. C., nov. 5.�?yester a at Indiantown Williamsburg county. Sentry Brown a negro in Jierou by assaulted Bapt. Brown White aged .70, a peaceable citizen. The negro was at rested but was rescued by armed Black. This morning armed Whites again arrested him. The negroes collected for another attempt at Rescue. The sheriff sent a posse re t e scene of disturbance. Death of Luther Richards. Lancaster pa., nov. 5.�?Luther Richards one of the founders of the examiner and Herald sex Register of Willand one of the most prominent citizens of Lancaster county died this morning aged 77._ to by married next a flutter has been created in society circles at my Waukee wis., by the author Zed announcement of the betrothal of miss Emma Deuster daughter of sex Congre Saran Deuster and Baron Paul von Baur Garten secrets a of the austrian hungarian legation at Washington. The parties became acquainted while the Deuster family a residing in Washington and the engagement was ratified a few Days ago when Tho Baron was in Milwaukee As the guest of his prospective father in Law. Or. Deuster a borne family was reduced by one Only a few weeks ago by the marriage of another daughter and so it has been mutually agreed hat the Deuster Baumgarten nuptials shall not be celebrated urn ii next june. There is a Story that Queen Victoria in her forty nine years of Rule has passed put twelve Day in Ireland. Monetary and commercial. There was More animation in speculation in new York a took yesterday Ami the Market showed More chances than in any previous Day this week. Richmond and West Point was a p of tent feature and was treely bought on a Sharp Advance. It is reported that a contract for control is in Progress and higher prices Are freely predicted. The Market closed steady and firm at about the highest figures. Government Bonds were Anil closing x lower for 4m and Coupon 4�. District 3-fls were again quoted 120 bid. Alex. Brown sons report a Terling Exchange steady with Bankers dins 4.81 for 60 Days and 4.84 for Short sight actual business. Commercial ills 4.794.79 4. Francs 5.2"y for Bankers �0 Dave,3.21 x for Snart sight and 5.27haj.26 4 for commercial. Reich Marks commercial 44 and 94h, and guilders commercial 794 and my there was Only a moderate business at the Baltimore Stock i change yesterday and the trading was void of any feature. Speculation is entirely neglected. Virginia state issues Are almost nominal owing to the knitted demand. There was a slight bidding Tor past due coupons at 43, but no offering of any moment. Frederick county 4s again sold at 1094 on a moderate investment demand. City Bonds Are quiet and with the usual Small offering. A number of sales of Bank stocks a re recorded mostly in settlement. Railroad stocks Are quiet with Only an occasional decided offering. Atlanta and Charlotte is be d at 95, and a lot of <00 shares Charlotte Columbia and Augusta sold St 35. Bonds were quiet and generally with a moderate demand. Ohio and Mississippi Springfields were firmer the Bonds sold at 101 and the Trust certificates at 102 and 102m, the latter doting Loa Al is. Stock was rather lower and closed steady sales were made at 54 4 to 53 4. And later at 53y the Bonds sold at 109, and closed firm at 108%al09. Chesapeake Stock was quoted to bid and the Bonds sold at 107h, closing 107 f�107 4. New Orleans Bonds sold at 99sf, closing 9�?T 4al00 4. Canton cons Stock was quoted 62ag6, and Georges Creek Coal sold at s32, an Advance of is and closed 81al0�. Money was Active in the new York Market yesterday at 4a7 per cent. Per annul for Call Loans closing offered at 3. Sterling Exchange was quiet and steady. State stocks were quiet Ana unchanged. Railroad Bonds were generally Stea in and quiet. Erie new seconds closed local Hlll and West Shore fours Lola Lily the Stock Market opened weak with prices xxx lower the latter Louisville and Nashville. In the Early business there was a further decline but before the end of the first hour the losses were recovered and some Advance made. Jersey Central was conspicuously Strong. About midday there was another slight decline soon followed by a be eral Advance in which Richmond and West Point and Jersey Central were the leaders. The upward movement culminated at 1.30. Alter which the speculation was More quiet Aud the closing was Stead to firm with prices nearly at the highest of the Day. Some few declines in fractions were noted. Richmond and West Point gained 4x, Jersey Central in a c.,c. And i. In. Oregon trans. I per cent., and the others traction. The sales of stocks were 351,000 shares and of Bonds tlji52.000. The Philadelphia Stock Market was Dull yesterday and prices show unimportant changes closing . Pennsylvania Railroad was 67ap>x Ana Reading St Oak Waw 7-Lfl. Norther Central 4m per cent Bonds sold at vex. Lehigh goal and navigation closed too sex. And Lehigh Valley 5ha57. United companies or new Jersey sold at 2h>x. Northern Pacific Stock closed 2sx28x toe common and Tel a �?�8 for preferred the latter x Advance. A Ninadel Shea Wilmington and Baltimore fours sold St Dix. Aflalo. New York Ana Philadelphia was la six City sizes of imm sold at 121. Railroad earnings for october Northwestern Ibbs $2,776, Huo i Uhn $2. Sth.400�?decrease 101.600. Omaha 186, 650,706 we 700.300�? decrease 4�.t 0. Indiana Bloomington Ami Western iwo 245.346, 1885, 227,-115�?inereae Ohio Southern Imp ,w3 1885, $32,180�?increase $3,862. On the London Exchange Yeit crash British Consols were Idi 1-1� or Money Ami 101 Lur inc account against lox and he 5-16 on thursday. Uni cd states Bonds were x higher for 4x and x higher for 4% dosing a follows 4x 114, Ana 4 percents 132x. American railways were week. Aud nosed at to or figures Urie hex do. Second Consols to new York Central Ilax Illinois Central 13 Pennsylvania Central 6 a Reading debt. Paul iwo Anadon Pacific 71x Atlantic and great Estern firsts 52, and do. Seconds by y Dean hallway 38. A decline of in per Ceat. Al Taris 3 per cent neti tee closed at 824.32xc. Against 82f. 82,-. On i Bur a. And Exchange on London closed 25f. 36c. For checks pc. So Vance. Bales of Baltimore Stock. Boa Kun Hoaks. 50c0 a. A. Nix 2b id x. A Bonds 99v 250u Cliv pm to Franklin ban kind 120 mechanics by. Is 26 Union Bank 83 20 Ila in i St did. 186 Ioos ii.2ds 76 2ww 70 w to W. A b latin. 28x iwo con. by so iou second Board. 1500 Fred a co. 4s iwo car. I in. Lit a 310 Cou. Las. To 75 3 a 20 too d Geo. . Coal. 1500 Cliver Valley. Six 54 x 54 5. So 82 iou Byis a six 65 Peoples Bank. Zim 2000 Chena. in Daft 30ft Chola a 35 45 con. A. Is 200ft so Cen. Ohio 6s. 107 75 six 2000 o. A a Bun. 101 25 56% 0l08in0 Kat. Hid. Bit. As. A. Con. 55 f>7. A. �uj53 160 a. 10-40.�3 44 n or Cen. 7s % a a a. A. 64 x 05 of Cliv a a. I a Bolo. V is no. Aerie a. I to my City 6a, i8i5il7 too no ire too cite an. T.�i�____i29s# Psi nor. Cen.4s of a Fth Chi 3-65. Jou 107 w. . Let us a f2 Hux citizens Bank vex a is Wamp ii. A suite a x Hhd f Tan Kiln lots W. A b. 2d� 0 76 x in Ward ban. 12 12 b W. A b. 3d� of Marine Bank i i of barmy Western Bank. Siisi . ,000 124 s cd at a fat.114 115 Ati aau liar.#. Too 103 a. Pacific its too Ike Colgren 114 F. A y.v.ti#. Us no col. Amp g. 2 1 is Khz con. 53 my a. Mid.5th�. .04�?T 106 con. of. 108 h 10s i a. Mid. Inc Sam us it Jim 1> Kaaa 6 St for Jaa nary. Bom teats sail joa$5 to for shoulders c tooth ii for a ooh desk. A we a steady at to la. Batter firmer a Choice to prime Spiry. Eggs in i. >4 receipt��?141.000 basis wheat Fok Fiso burbs Corn to Jolo Bush Oats. Shipments 760 Bushi wheat a look Bushi Cora. s90 Bush ,57 a a firm my higher red in elevator f. Isj�z2ui��l����f0r Orr Moer h4e84x cents e�?T1 a it a january t Orn is firm 44 cents for n o. I mixed in elevator 44m��4 a november �5a45x cents for i tree in brr f for january. Oat firmer �a85x cts for no. 2 White. Butter fairly Active and steady at 1819 cents for Western Dairy extra kegs Active a nil finn at 23 cents for fresh 171 cts for Western quiet at my its. Rosin firm trained at 77 a it cts zoom do. 82 cts. Far firm at �1 50. Grade Turpin to e firm Baru at 1 to yellow Ain 11 a at. To dirt to do t or steady prime White 90 cent. On. Gitt. A nov. 3-National i ran att certificates opened at 66 mid closed at 65x highest a Nee tas and lowest u5x Hales vs2.0u0 bbl clearances l fit a i ski bbl Charters 101,569 bbl so menu 83,�� bbl. Closing rates at a a a Wyder. November it. United tales 3s Vamp x Missouri Ani tic. .117m United male 4� hush. A 1 Batta. 51m u. S. 4%s. �?�111 1 v. Entrap. Pacific a. �5 .126 Vii it we re i. 47 District 3.65a re Northern Pacific. 88 la. By or Ted 4� i u Ujj do. Pref i. 63 Missouri. Loi North wet. .117% North it Aro Inaba. .121 do. A read. Mim do. Con. 4# we new y o k ten. .112% Tennessee it. 7a. 7 6 Ai no w y Ork a n. A. 64% do. Do. Is. In Ohio a m1 a a Las Phi. 2m % do. Of. Is. .105 Ireton Brans. 36 v Bor. Pacific a. A. I mgt n Pacific mail. 55% do. Do 2d#. Him Reading. A it West Shore is. .101 a a Danville. 15ft Canada bout hem. Ii Rich. A West Point. 46% Cnoc. A Ohio. In by. Louis a san t 851 Dei. Do Bud. .106 do. Pad. 7� i do Lack. . 111 a Quot. Aret . .116% Denver pc to. A. 31 n St. Paul. 04 Offrie. 85 % do. Rid. .120 necking Valley. She St. Paul a Omaha. Som kans so a i ext.#5 1 do. Pad. .112% Lake Shore. 5% Texas Pacific. Fix Louis. A Nan. Try Union Ivy tic. A 60% Manhattan Cor.�. W a ii St. I. A p., 1� Memphis a a Bur. A a do. Ltd. 34% Michigan entry of. �?T.�6 Weiner i Ion. 7 % reported for the Baltimore Bon balt i Mork Mark it. Friday n of. -8. In Ricott Given Belam refer to wholesale aeration Oulu. A ii leu otherwise i Wum i 1 Dis at the port t Cay m nabs a ame Dev am year �3,660 Bales. Exports am to Bale. Stock Ina Bale. The demand for m of i he t and the Mark t is Dull and end Witt a Good Stock offering. Ouk 2 of a a to a or Birri a a Cir. We quote snot a a follows middling at cent Low middling St is x cd a. A to cd Good Ordinary Are a a is cent and Good Ordinary at ,>.h Centa new York spot was quiet at Ign cd a a and future a Ted a a a a Folio was Vest Dav. To a a. November. A a h a it 8,t la Ece Niber. Janus re. A a Lim february. It 7 9p March. .9.17 9-1�?~> april. 0 27 9.26 mar9.37 9.35 sales Olav 63.500 bar compare tick Rorro statement. Net receipts at ail the Ca Ted nor for the week 271.331 of takes last year 213.703 Dame total to Date l6fi9,40n total for same tune last year 1.57va-�. Kex Poi in for the week Tju,5.>8 Bale last year lt.�?~ltt�?T7 total to Date 86. .364 Baler same time ast Lear 74&Quot �?o3 Bales. Slock a1 ail United state Peru 662,975 Naes last year 690.483 Haler. At All Interior towns 1� Chi Bale Lait year 123.297 Hale. At Liverpool 144,"m Bales. It year . American afloat Tor great Britain 295.u�o0 Bales last tear 173.001 Bale Coffee a the Market for a pot is quiet and firm. With a moderate demand and no ate ales reported the Stock is in few bands and is firmly held. We acre Rio invoice As follow Ordinary at 12x ctr. Fair 12xa2� cent Good 13x cents and Priam lax cents per la. 9u Days. The closing quotations at the Exchange were Aser. R Down novem Decem Ber january. February. Y e Sterna 1 f�?T0 �5910 <410 7oatift cd. 1&Quot 7ft�ft 7 a 10 70a8 73 tons. Til a a to 9� sit it a to a Sio urn ii a a Sio 75a�l0 �0 Market barely steady. Roasted i Kio sin Pound papers l4�?~2au> ctr. Last Mayra an i Maracaibo 18x�19cents, and Java 21 a 25 cent per la. inquiry from local dealers is moderate and 1� confined to carloads for their current wants. The uttering of mock is ample Bur howler Are not pressing Herefo today errahd.455 bbl inc Indira 1,905 bbl for through shipment meanly Sale reported is too bbl Western extra it n private terms. Buckwheat Market is Dull and it a a. With a Liberal Supply and a moderate demand b r r und lot at "ca2 25 per Hoo Iba the latter for Choice dark Pennsylvania. receipt today were 14. Xxx bushels of Cathern we at 24,000 Bush Wistem no. 2,000 Bush Bont Bern i Orn 3.ftftu ouse West err j�., �?o2,1� bushels data. Ana 1.400 Bush Uye. Shipments 25,51kl Bush wheat. Bushels Lorn. Duane Rye. A toe g a the elevator a no is s wheat Kun 95 bushels Corn. And 3,931 Rye. The offering out a tnp a. Wheat 1� moderate and the Market i quiet and steady with a Rood demand. Common to Tough lots sold at 7380 v2 cents and it to Pri e samples at ssk7 cents for Fultz Arn 95i88 Cert for Long Oerry. For Western the Market was Rule. A a firmer. A us a moderate be demand i 5uuu Bush Steamer so. 2 red at 7ha7>. Cents -. Buh no. 2 red spot St �1 Aflex rent 40.i 0u on a As for december at 5�83x Centi and 105,000 Bush for january at 84x85x cents. In the arts Nooh the Market was a fraction lower Anil picked of tear at six cent for spot Ani november cent for december. Or i 84has5 cents for january delivery. Tit demand for Southern Corn is constant and the Market is firm and steady. With a moderate up in White said at 4445 cts for new yellow at 40�45ct Tor Green to Damp new and 45 cents Tor prime old. The Market for Western is quiet and firm a of of Bush rejected at 4u cent 534� Bush mixed spot at 45 Cen a and 10,du0 Bush for january at Cen alter change the Market was Dull and steady a a losing a 43 celts for pot and november 44ya45 cent for december and 45x45y cts for january. The de Nard for Oats 1� Mere acne Ana the Market k firm with a fair Supply Sale Hoo Bush Maryland in lot at �>a33 cent 200u due is mix i Western at six Daiez cent and i xxx Bush Bright mixed a Wicenta. Toe offering of live is Light Ami the Market is quiet and steady a ale too Bud a Maryland at 55 cts. And Doo Bush inferior Western at 52 cents per Bushel. May Asp re Certa of Bay Are Liberal Ana the Market a a Lull and a a. With a moderate demand. The inquiry is mostly for Choice St cd which a comparatively scarce. Straw move slowly. Choice 1 eel i county Large Bales Timotio Hay is quoted at 14 0 a a 5ft pm ton prime no i2a ift0, an i Choice do. Blocks 14a14 v Choice Western Tia Iother 13 5014 prime do. 12 5013 00, and mixed a ,2 Clover 910, the latter Tor Choice. Straw 50t7 Tor wheat. 78 for oat. Ila 12 Tor bundies in targe Bales live. And ha9 per ton for mocks Mill receipt of Western today quote 3 carloads Winter bran. The Market quiet and stes in. With a moderate demand. Medium and i get weight bran la quoted at 16 18 Viand head Ata 15 5o per ten. City Mills middling Are s easy Ai $16 per ton cute Lim a me crude Market is Dull and a a bade lower. I be sales in new York amounted to ,000 bbl. Price closed at 63v�t�x cent per Bol after a Range trom a fix fo8k\ cts. The quotation Tor refiled cargoes is steady at 6\ cents per a Ion. Home Trade Oil sell n to bbl lots Ai a a aad7v be 1� per gallon As to Brand. Pro i Western markets Are easier. With Les Pecuil Atlee buying. The local jobbing business 1� quiet and values Are steady bulk shoulders quoted in carloads Ai 6 4 it bulk Clear rib Side Are held at 7x Cen a a t Long r Rosr a a cents. Boxed lot Are jobbing from a tote at a cent higher. Sugar pickled shoulder no cent sugar Corea smoked shoulder h ctr. Bacon hams i2sal3 cent. A to Brand sugar pics Leo Ham do cent. Crude Western lard in round lot 1 held at 6cent Sud Best refined is jobbing Ai a a cent. Mean for 11 50 per bbl for now. Thu Supply of strictly cd race fresh Stock 1� ample and the Market i steady and quiet w ith a fair demand. Medium and lower Grade Are negated. We quote Reamer fancy at 2930 rent to. Prime to Choice 2sa2 cents Choice new Tor state 2325 Cen 1 a fresh Western Choice to fancy foal be is. Do. Good to Bra a 1315 Cerny Ana near by rec list a 12a 18 rents per la. demand for fresh Stock is Active and the Market is firm and higher with Light receipt. We quote Western 2sa34 cents Aud near by at 25 cts per dozen. Ice House Stock is quoted Al 1h20 cents and Lime i at 1618 cents. Refined Trade is moderate and the Market is quiet and nominally , with an ample Supply of of Grade offering. The prices remain steady. W e quote hards at 6 11-16 cent for Cut loaf 6x cents for 1 Ubes cent for powdered fix cents for Granola de Olts 6x cents for Moulds flt a cents Tor confectionery a 5v cents for Standard a. demand for Clove Reeo is slow and the Market is Dull with prices More or less nominal. Good to Choice Western carloads Are quoted at 7a7x cents and common to fair near by Stock nabs cent per la Job lots Are tax cent higher. Timoth sred is steady at 2a$2 to per Yusnel for carloads and $2 25 for Job lots. receipts of High wines Are 37 bbl. The Market is quiet and steady with a Lair demand reported on a basis of 1231 24 per gallon Tor Job Iota. Lunch Bro Iva tobacco Market. Nov. 4.�? the quotations Are priming at i 00a4 of common dark lugs i 50a#200. Good dark a to. 300a$4 00l Fine dark do 8 5fta4 of common working tin. 8 003 30, Rood working do. 400u4 30, Fine working do. 5boa 5 50, common smoking lacs 4 ft0nx3 Oft. Good do. 7 003 00, Fine do. 12 50al5 of common dark Leaf 8 50a#4 30, Good do. 5 50a6 50, Fine do. Loofah a 50, common Brown and red do. 3? -6co, Good Brown and red do. 5 of Fine Brown and red do. 8 it Quot a 10 Oft common wrappers 3 to afro on. Good do. 15 of 120, Tine do. 2530. And extra do. 35aw. Mark Etc by Telegraph. . Nov. receipts to div 12.0ii0 Bales 6.100 american. Sams Nae. A amp a Bales american. Market steady with fair demand mid Giltig of i studs 3 fd., Orleans 51-16d. Cotton to arrive 01 curd firm closed steady november a be Verv Uplands 4-�il�<�?~4a42-6id.t november and december 4 c3-6ia4 5 m>4d. December and january 4 56-64d. January and february 4 53-64 1. February and March 4 59- id Marchand april 4 by 4 �4 62-64d. April and May 54 6. ,-64rv5d. and june 5 2-64,. June Anc ii 3 4-645 5-64d. Wheal Dull in Good us ply 6-7<1.bs . Per Cental for red western8 ring receipts Tor three Days a svy a rentals so xxx american. Corn quiet and Stead recept for three 74.300 rentals american. I ant . Per cwt. Or prime Western. Bacon Sis. Per cwt. For Short Clear middles. Manchester. Nov. 5.�?cloths steady with a fair demand 39-Inch 60 Reed Gold end shirting 37x Yards. Sib. 4 of 5s.7d.a6�.7d. 26-Inch 66 Reed Printer 29 Yards 4 ice. 2 of 2a.5d.a2s. D. Yarns firm. With a a rde Cand no. 40 mule twist Lair second Quality. 7 s8d los do nov. 5.--Turpentlne spirits easy at 27s. Per cwt. At tween nov. 5.�?refined Petroleum 15\ 15x francs for Fine Pale american a franc Advance. Breme nov. 5.�?Petroleum 6 Marks 35 pfennig 5 of Ennis Advance. Havana soy. 3.�?spanish Eold 230x�230m. It Shangi steady on the United states 60 Days Gold 9l-4 Premium. Sugar weak Sale 12,090 bag centrifugal 97 degrees polarization at 2 44 Gold per quintal 1560 bag a to. 92 to 99 degrees for Spain at 2 46 Gold per quintal. New York nov. 5.�?cotton quiet 9ifa9 5-16 cts. Southern hour quiet and barely steady. Buckwheat flour Dull i 70al 90 per too la. What about steady for spot open gtd Shade lower for Alture advanced xxx declined xxx and closed heavy quiet Export and moderate speculation sox Bax cents Tor no. J red november. 85s5 7-16 cents for december. 8fxi87 cents for january. cents Tor stay. Corn quiet and firm for spot Shade higher closing steady for future 4.5a.Ai a cents for no. 2 november 46xa<7x cents for december 50x50\ cents for May. Oats moderately Active and Shade firmer 32x cents for no. 2 november 33 5-16 a ass cent for december 4xa34m cents fur Jar a Arv. Coffee steady for spot. 9x cent for fair Rio Shade stronger bar futures flu 96 for no. 7 november. 10 80 Tor december to 75afio 80 for january. Refined Bugara quiet and Petroleum Dull bx�6x cents for crude in bbl. By cents for refined. I allow firm 4x4x cent. Eggs Jirm 23 a23x cents for Western. Pork steady Moss 9 7510 of r old spot io37xri�lot hew do. Lard Fain Active and 23 Points higher Western steam 6 27x4$ foe soot 6 27 for november 6 216 29 for december. Butter firm. Cheese quiet and firm. Freights to Liverpool steady per Steamer Cotton ll-64d, wheat 4a. Chicago nov. 4.�? wheat Dull fluctuating and closed Abate higher than on thursday 73�73 a cents for no. 2 Spring 73# cents for november 74r cts. For december 75x cents for january Hix cuts for May. Corn Active and x higher 35x36 cts. For no. 2 Cash 36 cents for november 377, cents Tor december 42x cents for May. Oats Dull 26x�26h cents for no. 2 Cash 25y cents for november 2tx cents Tor december. Rye firm 52 cent for no. 2. Pork easy and closed Dull $9 35 Cash november and december left 17x for january. Lard quiet and closed easy $6 Oft Cash $5 95 for november $5 a a a a for december. �6 05 for january. Short rib Attak markets by Tali torah. Neva Toke nor. 5.�?beeves�? Kecel pit today Ito carloads in lading 40 carloads for Export. Some of Tbs of Early a were at an Advance of la cents Der too lbs and the Market was firmer and More Active but the tint Quot was Rod entirely satisfactory Nativ Ltd steer hold at 3 85530 re 10ft lbs Ordinary to fair Lex by err at 8 Ala $3 65. Sio Beeve and 2m0 quarters of beet. Sheep and lambs receipts �2u1 Market Dull in i unchanged for sheep a fraction higher for g of Lamb sheep sold at 3a4 per Hoo la und at 5a$6 25 per too lbs. Flows a receipt 5700 lire hogs quiet at 4 75a$5 per too lbs. Chicago. Nov. 5 a cattle receipts 7,000 and Shin Amrita 5000 Market steely shipping steers 3 46a$5 Khz stockers and feeders 2 ohs$3 25 mixed St i 00�$g 73 through Texas cattle Dull. Steer 2 wh$3 we Tern rangers Dull. Hogs receipts 34.000. And shipments 11.000 Market a Shie lower on parking rough and no Ted 3 4 foe packing and shipping 3 7su$4 06, and licht 8 4514 15. Sheep Kecel Btu 3kj0, a Lumenta a Mai Market very weak native 75�$3 to weaters 3a$3 40. Texans 2a$�?T>, Lamb 2 t5as4 4ft per too lbs. St. Loci. Nov. 3.�?cattle�? receipts ,330 and Milo ments by Supply not equal to the demand Market Active at sip be figure Choice native shipping steer St i 3uai i air to medium 3 f<0a$4 25 fair to Good Bufo or leers 3 of a 4 15 Lair to Good iced lug steer 2 of a a a is Lair to Good Docker 220s$2 to and medium to Choice Indian and texan 2a$s 7ft. Auction Saum. Shipping intelligence. A we. 3eemullkb 4$ co. 9m Krol Lak Bat of Day Baul Lako and Kex ten Ive consignments of Heit and of cond hand Fuk Witucke and household effects a pianos organs decorated Wark Oku Ament a Oil paintings and Fri Ira v inc plated Wake antique Fuks it Duk. or Tel and Pieh mirrors sewing Machi nos cd hint i is shelving. Showcases Chaj Deli Erh carpets. A Ali loth stoves crockery. Kitch in utensils. Fic Etc to by bold without of Bekk at Ouk wareroom.�., no. La South Charles Street Corn or German. November a. At a of clock a. Of. Our Sale ibis Ween offers i usual attractions to dealer hous Krc or and to the Public generally embracing furniture for every department of ism household. We name in part �0 parlor snits in Walnut and mahogany Frame in Lafeat varieties of covering bedroom butt in Walnut Ash. Oak and Mafa Ganv a a hit and Tennessee Marble tops 3. 4 sad to pietism handsome Walnut amt mahogany Hatter. Ward Robes Hall pieces Chiff Onie Landing and platform desks Bookcase crib arid cradles be a steady bureaus. Warr a to add lounges louche sofa. Canes Wood sin leather of at hairs Extension table. Library tables what not Katy chairs Sod Patent rockers. Office chairs letter pre Roe. Clocks Redding Feather Beds pillows Anil . Mattresses Spring Beds Cook an i heating move Acac. Pianos and organs. I we. 7x-Octavk piano Good As new i Koston 7-octave piano in Sun 7 7 Anta of. Pianos. A a a octave pianos. 4 , we known maker. Maker pfc buffs carious sizes goo Ash Cash fkr a Debs and Glass top and desk. Original coat at v Artoux sizes counter with in port of Baltimore. November 5. I bkg. Cleare in stuns Chatham. Hallett. Boston. A. L. Huggins be Amore 1 Inch. Love Pool. Patterson Ramsay amp co. Scars. N. Mckenzie Mckenzie Ponce. P. Ii., j. Hart a co. Minnie Rowan. , Foston Harding a co Sarah a. Fuller. Hart Providence re l. Carey a co. Lewis k. Cottingham. Red Rte a Harleston Era in Isu a co. A by so of Donnell Savannah. George w. Done a co Wilson a Huntin. Potter Allyn a Point William Deere a co. Manson. Stevens a Rover ten a. William Beers Aco. Eva i. Smith Adams new York Relan amp co. Flora amp at new. Tall. Petersburg. H. H. Travers. Sailed Star Chatham for to ton vol. Savannah Bai d Neilton. Hamburg scars William m. Bird Hoboken l. K. Hingham Harleston m. Rowan Boston Wilson a Hunting Allyn Point. Sarah a. Fuller. Providence we. L. Walker new Bedford ii. W. Middleton new York Achi Ved. Strop Chatham. Hallett in Boston merchandise to a. I Huggins. Reports off Back River nine 3 masted sch a mostly Light off new Point 3 loaded so Ai Fod car and on2-maated do., All bound up. And a bark paired White at Anchor off Wolf trap i Rig mice and a bark bound out off Sharps Island a loader i masted a or bound up. Star Baltimore West Point va., report pm in de off new Point two a May tera. Bound up and a bark paint d White bound Down off the to f to p a Bara Forne and off Windmill Pointa Simp and a b re ail bound Down. S Tir Warren Adam Colcord from Pensacola lumber a to George w. Jones a co. Report on kith nit., when two lays out encountered s Hurricane commencing from East which last d 5 Dava the most severe for 9i hours lost deck Load Tail. And la Tain d other damage. Schr Kura a Agues tall. From Norfolk lumber to it. T. Waters a Rem to Samuel h. Traver. Chr it or f. Era. Tail. And John Mcginnia a Iro n Norfolk l Imber. A cd a a Els to Thomas Tracey. By k m. Wad. To Quot from Brunswick a. Ber vet sol to Gray. I Relan a co. Retire John s. Davis. Green and to of Jackson Villi to i Well from Jacksonville lumber to Wilson a Hunting. Schr it liar by f. Young. Y Ong from Charleston of foliate Roc a vase i to s. Is. Marts a co. Schr a a s we diam a or b in to from new York ii Quot it to George . Jones co. Kafir Harriet Thomas de Cerii from Allyn a Point Light to Georg Quot . Jones a co. Thrived Flimm ii Altimore. St Ocharles f. Mayer. Anthony.providence4th. In k l Izzie Carter Arter Portland 4th instant. L Ark a Rve her. Ufos it As in. Tielu t 4 h Iris int. Chr w. Snow. Crosby i Mel raised. Keene z. Herman. Coombs electric Light. Malcomn b. L. Ferris. John m. A. Franklin. Macdonald .1. K. Smith a of. F. Anre Tripp of d. Bibber. Pinic fian for a Green. Thomp on k St. Golden. -j.eod in a Light Mode Loo h i Whiten Rich and Heien ii. Bene hot Mann to Tor a re instant. Be hrs g. G. Green. Burton. H. a. P. Ranner. Izard Varuna. Bito a Al and com me Ceil Tedon new York 4m� in ant. Sour Jam Ives bad. And Charles Dames. Daniel. Providence 4th instant. Scr skate Hilton. J in son and h. A. Chase boat hard port and a the instant. Set is Jos e r Bart Burt. And l. A Sprague Providence 4th instant. A a or Samuel h Crawford Tilton. Tybee 2d inst. Bobr be 1 a. Dury. Fison. Salem 4th instant. Elf ared Fok Baltimore. 8ehr Edward by be i foe and Koc beco Jasper till instant. A or Ponder a the instant Chr w i ?.��. A via Kennebec Boston 4th. Ailed kor Baltimore. Pm Decatur h. Miller. Howes. To ton 4th inst. St in Johns Hor Kins. Foster 4th inst. Be fire c f. Bronson Anderson and k. I re Las Stei Iman Providence a the instant. Memoranda. Sims Viva Scotia. By Hughe from Liverpool for Balcom re. St by John. N. Of a a 4th Fofo ant by rap f Nerg a. I British 1 a. For Benisa and Baltimore is led from Marseilles a the instant. Minn Mertin re by Simpson to Baltimore for Liverpool pass d kinsale4tb instant. Simp Ariel. By a pm cart Hagena for Baltimore Gibraltar it a Ultimo. A big min a by a for Boston sailed from Antwerp 4th n tent. Bars Rad Nan by Delano for Baltimore in port at port Spain 15th Ultimo. Kong Louisa Waters of a timbre. Was run into on morning of 5th infant off Creek Delaware Ana Al led in ten minutes be a afterwards towed to Philadelphia. Chr a a e. Simpson Houtzel for Economy of. S to and for sew y a or Baltimore a option of charterer sailed from Beverly 4th it to. Buhr h k. Kus�-<1, Ward from Georgetown for Boston at Vineyard Haven 4th instant. Orbr William Marshall. Eldridge from Baltimore for new Bury port. Passed through Heidi Gate in lust. Schr e m Reed. Parker from for new Haven passed through hell Gate 4th instant. Kafir to a Thorn shoe pm Georgetown for Stonington. Raised through he. Gate 4th instant. Schr s. in Georgetown for new Haven passed through hell Gate a the Tny to no. Schr Warren b. Potter Potter from Baltimore for Saco. Dashed through hell a the instant. Chr Fannie Whitmore. Whitmore from Georgetown. Boston a the instant. Vobr Lehman blew. A from Chesapeake Bay at new Bedford 4th inst and re or Everett Webster it from Georgetown at far River 2d inst t. By Telegraph. Cane 5.�?pa�eti in for Baltimore by tar North Anglia from St. J ago. Queenstown. November 5.�?arrived, Atmo Spain Britannic and Nevada to new York for Liverpool. London. November 5.�?the tin Canada pm new y re for this port. Has arrived it of the Lizard. New York. November 4.�?arrived, a tips City of Che Ter pm Liverpool polynesia Hamburg trave Bremen . Hamburg. Newport news. November 5.�?arrive�i, or. A Tampa ,.rnd �1pm John Morrison. To Neva Foar. A Trian bark Wren pm Baltimore so hrs a v h t or Miil tone Point we. H. Bailey new ice a sailed. Spanish nor Guido Liverpool via n1 Lolk George Appold Norfolk Chr Maggie g. Smith new York. Phom 115 lbs. To Isi lbs. To the Curic Cua re me dubs i owe my health my happiness and my life. A Day never passed that i do not think and speak kindly of the Gutic Ura remedies. Seven year ago All of a dozen Lump formed on my neck. Ranging in size from a Cherry Stone to an Orange. The Large ores were frightful to look at and painful to Bear deaf in turned Asi in when they saw me in disgust and i was a Hamed to be on the Street or in society. Physicians and their treatment and All Medicine failed to do any Good. In a moment of despair i tried the Cuti Cura remedies Cuti Cuka the great skin cure and Cuti Cura soap an exquisite skin Beautifier externally and cacti Cuha resolvent the new blood purifier internally the Small Lump a i Call them gradually disappeared and the Large one broke in about two weeks discharging Large quantities of matter leaving two slight Acara in my neck today to Tell the store of mgt suffering. weight then a one Hundred and flt teen sickly pounds Ray weight now 1� one Hundred Aud six to one so id. Healthy pounds and my height 1� Only fire feet tic inches. In my travels praised thet a a a Cui a Rem Dies North South. Last and West. To Cuti Cura remedies i Ink my heal ii my happiness and my life. A prominent new York Draggist a ked me the other Day do Yon still us a the Cuti Cura remedies Yon look to be in perform healt i a my reply was a i do and a Hall always. I have never known what Ickle i since i commenced using the Cuti Cura Kem rid sometimes i and laughed at by praising them to people not acquainted with their Merit but sooner or later a Hee will come to their reuses and believe the same As those the t use them. A dozens have whom i Nave told. May the time come when there shall be a urge Cutick a Supply House in every City in the world for the Benefit of humanity where the Cuti Cura remedies shall be sold Ltd Fly 0 that there will be rarely a need of Ever entering a drug store. husbands. F. Box 1697, new York n. cd Era remedies area positive cure for every form of Kin and blood diseases from pimple to scr Fula. Sold Everow Ere. Price Cuti Cura 50 Cen i a soap. 25 Cen is resolvent. �1. Prepared by the Potter drug and chemical co., Boston mass. Send Fok a How to cure skin pimples Blackhead. Skin blemish and baby Humours ase ult it. Ura soap. I on by pains with their weary Dull. Aching lifeless All gone Send lion. Relieved in on. Mini in by the Cuti Ura an it pain plaster. Warranted. At druggists 25 cent. Potter drug co Boston. t he 3 s. 8. 5. The 3 s. S. 9. The 3 s. 8. S. The 3 s. S. S. A Well known physician. Elbert of. Ga., june 16.1886. Tar Swift specific co. Gentlemen during the year 1s76 i was attacked with articular rheumatism a the effect of exposure to dampness and night air. I Exham Ted All the re medics know to our profession including iodide of Potash in various combinations wine of Colchicum fluid extract of poke Root and various other preparations including a Patent Potaski preparation twas also treated or several years of a number of our Best physicians but obtained no permanent Relief. For nearly a year i was confined almost Continuo ugly to my bed and Cen id no attend to of any kind. Being a practising physician i was somewhat prejudiced against Patent Medicine but coming in Contact with trave my salesmen almost every Day who with one Accord recommended the s. S. B to in i concluded to Irv it i Coni fun ft0, 1.1 a d5,i a i a a using the first bottle and when i had finished half dozen bottles i was so inure improve cd that i was Able to walk about and attend to my Busine once Mere i Cou Ider your Swift or dec Iii the Best tonic and alterative Markand do not hesitate to prescribe it in All Case requiring a reliable blood purifier. m.1>. Interesting treatise on blood and skin dire a mailed of Kkt to ail who apply. It should be care luny read by everybody. Address luny re a so Jojn 8pec1fc co a o26-tu,?h�12m Atlanta. A. Tanta a. I hat Best of All blood purifier manufactured by blood Halm company in Atlanta ga., botanic blood Balm in in a is now being introduced in our Market. Nothing equal to it has Ever been known. For proofs of cure they will tire dish their thirty two Page Book. Inquire of Drujin Greta fur the Medicine. Get a Dottle and relieve your suffer aug from All blood in Otsons. Prolong it our life. It cure scr Fula. Kidney trouble Catarrh Kin diseases. Rheumatism eruptions a. For Book free address blood Balm company Atlanta ga., or ol6-t,wlm t. Dabney h no a St., Baltimore if Youv complaint is want of Appel Tite try Naif a wine glad it Angostura bitters half an hour before dinner. Beware of counterfeits. Ask your grocer or druggist genuine article Macau factored of. . B. Bif Hert a sons. Furn it ure. K it vests and children s knit and chains 9 l show a is let to Good an Lur f 43 dozen Chi Cdr s s pants Carlet,.j 2�i dozen lad est and mid ten. 90 loth clothing. 3 Gold and in for watch and lot a old jewelry it 5keets. Carpets. Too made. Mihm i a a Ond hand bios Ulfo velvet. Moquete e. Aimin. Tek pm Shand carpets. 59 Smyrna Keg. Matt and Ari of arks Alv i. At to . All the counters so feet shelves Glass front in Emo and fixture c stained a Blore no. 7 South .hai.le. By off i. And Iso lots Good Sec in a hand Al uni Turk. Counters desks stoves and i goods on German Street at commencement of Alf we take Muller a col n5-2i auctioneer. Sale of horses for account of former Puri Hafer. We win sell by Public auction at our sales room. La South Harle Street wine Alley in trance Lur account of former purchaser on this morn ing. November 6, 1886, at 1ft of lock sorrel Maue 8 year oui. Sound prompt Driver a Ingle and double and a Good addle Mare a we. Eem Ulle a St co a n,v2t auctioneer. By Grotjan. Mitchell co tuesday. November 9, at Ouk store. 99 Hopkins Plack comment ing at to a. A. On sixty Days credit Lagge i Kade Sale f 1.900 lots of clothing by order of Large new York Mani a i Luers. Also invoice Fink flannel by Yule and la in ten no hire White Hirt so Cas Imp re hits Cardigan ack f l a Etc. The line of clothing will be very extensive. Inc xxx Sun a line of All Wool Chinchilla of Erc a a i s. A line of Pati n Lin f in silk f Auld of Kru oat worsted overcoats Ulster and storm of a line of worsted Sui ufos a . Of Ca Quot m Ere is its. Corkscrew suits. A line of youths m i i a a a a. A line of boys so Ita. A Large assortment of it ulu Ren s two and three i f e us i to. A Kine line boys imported worsted and Piquet overcoats. A Large link Kluk. Diagonal suits an invoice find Phiny k Albert Oats and vests. A a 9 500 pants. Being compleat one of Well made a Nabla o of in nonet of mater a in cassimere worsted a. Alm. Invoice of find to thing from Man u f a to mfr Chan it ing business. To be old without be Euve. Invoices of 3-4 am 6-4 uass1mkkes, cd Ince . 59 pieces Blure and fancy 6-4 jerseys 309 Caes Man. Boy a cd youths hats. 150 Ca Chini Hilla and s of h c ups. The attention of the Trade to invited As the Lluz of of o it Tco at and nit in this a e Are spec., j v at tract be. Nay my been maim a tired by a leading new \ or k firm goods Fok examination after 9.30 a. Day of Sale. Grdijan Mitchell a co a n$-3t auctioneer. Regular Trade s Vlk 3.000 i a yes boots and shoes d�-4t wednesday nov. 19. And 30 South Charles Street Dis saturday morning. Nov. By Matthews a Kirkland horses Carp. I Ages wagons. Harness futo. Sale at 99 Thi at to 0 Clrk k. No \ horse Harry 7 tears pm 15nan.1� High. Rue Driver single or double and a no. I bad Cue horse. To it a buggy an ii Harn ass. 2.�?a Gray Hoe k. A Good gentle family animal a old Only for want of ire3.�?Black horse eight year old. A stable fog a lady or gentleman to Drolte. Express w agon and harness. 4.�?Large Black draught horse and lumber Wagon and Rev eral other horses also a new and secondhand wagons. Cak by Agla Buggie and my Cauls Harn Esa Ltd. Matthews pfc kick Lind n5-2t auctioneer. Al i 1 i Sale of the season i \ re ready for examination special auction Sall of very Fine secondhand hol Schold furniture by Renwick and Bibb of ing the effects of three private reside nor. We. Knarf a co Haines a i Vose a son and Pease a 0�?~s pianos. Remington Type writer Fine econ Phan i carpets and hugs. Office furniture. Feather Beds c kled Haik mattresses. Etc to take Plack at Warf rooms nos. 98 and so of us Charles Street. On this saturday morning. Nov. 9. Beginning promptly at to o clock. We ask the Espedal attention of those Reeker Good second hand furniture by Well known local maker to this being the largest and beet Awn rement ofte it a the reason. Purchaser must arrange to have their goods removed immediate. A we must have oar room cleared we mention Rosewood Frame parlor snit in figured Satin damask with extra Unen cover made b Renwick for $500. Massive w nut chamber Sutt with double wardrobe to match two Large Odd bureaus by Renwick one heavy Walnut Buffet by Renwick Large Walnut Bookcase by Renwick is Ive an i finely carved Walnut Buffet by area. Oak Dwarf Bookcase by Lincoln Large and handsome Walnut Hail piece by Nelson. Matter a co. Three Large Ani i Lar and rim Walnut Extension table set of Fine leather hair with arms to match leather lounge Han my Walnut a rack. By Renwick one Crimson figured Siik parlor suit. By Godey two Good Walnut bedsteads by Renwick four is re to lass a nut War a Robe Gilt b nonet table Porto to easel manic Cabinet two Fin parlor cabinets Large Marble a a it carving table by his Large faster table by Renwick Leat Der it file Aid Ann chairs desk two flue Walnut refrigerator two mahogany Dron Leaf Tabb a w had piece by ft1 ii just class curled hair mattresses by i and Renwick. �9 its Keath for bolsters and pillows. 95 he in m \ i i re Quot l. 20 Al he us i. A a Kuon Duan 1� Moquette body by uss Al and tapestry carpets several Large size body Brussels and Myrna Rug. 7 secondhand Wicker rockers and chairs easy chair chamber suits engravings toilet sets Cook. And office Stoy is k pc. One we. Knape a St x. Square piano full 7-octave and very Fine Tore. One Haines is in. Square piano with All modern improvements. One Vose amp Unis upright piano 7q octaves. On f7 Pease co. Square piano in octave. On e Remington Type writ Eli in Goud condition. N. above goods comprise the entire effects of three families and have been removed to our a Vrooma for conv Diecce it f a ale. W e have a to received rom general consignor a Large assortment at parlor. Dining room. Library and chamber f u in Hurt loth new and secondhand fro n med urn to fir. 1 cr., in. Our Ai d guns promptly at 1ft of clock. Carpet be sold at to it of clock when thet will be Fui y . I of cold at 11.78 Ocetek. Allgood now ready for . Forms Cash. Mat if we a Kirkland. N5-2t auctioneer. By d. Pike. Act Ion Salk of Fine imported China Tea Ware and to i i. Fit a Fri jigs mugs. Pitcher Etc. I will sell in i i saturday morning. Nov. 6, at 10ocl it cd. Without Reserve at the Stoke 91 North cd Akles St., old number a Large a for tent of the above deter i bed goods Sale to tvs terms Cash. 1. Plakk act. A5-2t in por Ian i non ufos Large and peremptory Salb of �?�93.000 of Fink Diamond Elegan i Gold and i Lyek watches of every Des Crinion solid Gold jewelry. Etc at Public auction. I am instructed by the owner. Or. A. Harri. Who has retired from the jobbing business to offer a auction Blen ure 8to< k. And win red at the More 900 West Baltimore Street old number near St. Paul atre i commencing of tuesday morning. November 9. At to of cock and continue in the evening at 7 of clock and dal in the reciter. Morning and evening a Large and \ Al u Able Coll pc Tion of Fin k Diamon u8, Olid Gold and Suver Wal cubs Fin solid Gold jewelry Viz. Rings pins lockets chains Bracelet s. Sleeve but Tun kbc., a. The special attention of the Public is invited to that a i As every auth of will be Polo Tivey sold without limit or Reserve and fully Gua Mantle As re pres in f de. N64t_ d. Pike auctioneer. By Taylor a Creamer. Trustee a Salk F�e-s1mple proper i y on Forrest Street. In execution of a decree of the circuit Coart of Baltimore City. I will sell by Public auction on the Premier on this daythe6th Dav 01 november at 4 of clock Aul thai to i in Baltimore City situate on thee to Side of Forrest Street 125 feet South of Truxton Street and running South on Forrest Street 18 feet and being us feet deep improved by a two Story and basement Brick House. In fee simple. Terms one half Cash balance in six month wit interest or All Cash. At option of per Chaser. A Deposit of $50 will be required of purchaser at Sale. V Rufus Gill trustee. Taylor a Creamer 015,11/23,36,m0r2.4.6 Anoli one Era. Foe for Salb my at Public auction. Nu7 9s9 Maryland ave., near first it. By request of the owner we shall aril St Public Ane. Tion on the premise on this Day november 18f6. At 4 of a foe v M., the dwelling no. To Maryland a nne third nouse North of first Street. The lot is 1� by 150 feet. Improved by a Weli built three Story Hoise. A Uhall convenience. Subject to a ground rent of $186. Terms easy and stated at a Ai. Henry w Rog k is agent. Taylor a Creamer nl-6t auctioneer. Visiting and wedding Cardo. Y circulars. Bullheads letter and note headings business cards posters handbills. Etc. 4>1 we tee Sara Pica and Price. No Tampico rent ram the office. To Sun jul printing office a a Bob be no la out Mio wit Bai a am
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