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Baltimore Sun (Newspaper) - November 6, 1888, Baltimore, Maryland
The Sun. Baltimore. Tuesday. Nov. To 1888. Letter from Washington. On trial for harder tip work on the Aqueduct Tannil. of the Baltimore Sun Washington nor. A the criminal Coart begun today the trial of Frederick Barker indicted for the murder of ague Watson on june 23 last. The assistant District attorney appeared for the prosecution and messes. Cahill and Ferguson for the defense. Some time was spent in getting a jury fifty salesmen having been summoned. After ten jurors a been obtained from the regular panel the jury wag finally sworn As follows h. L. Frazier Alfred worch we. H. Carrico de. Buck b. U. Keyster we. P. Cole Thomas e. Spencer T. Johnson Chas. S. Darner George c. Markword George w. Rich Aud George a. Orrson. Assistant District attorney Mullowney opened the Case for the prosecution. He said it would be shown that the prisoner came to the House in Georgetown where Agnes Watson was staying Ana carried off a1 her Money that she followed Bim to the Hanks of the canal and that he threw her Down the Bank into the canal where she was drowned. The defense will Endeavor to show that the woman while chasing Barker or struggling with him on the Cai.a1 Banks lost her footing and fell into the water. Surveyor Coyle who prepared a plat of the canal bang was examined at to the locality. Tho court then adjourned until tomorrow. The chief j usme with j a Salces James and Merrick sat in general term today. In toe suit of Beale is. Brown Justice Merrick delivered the opinion of the o Hurt overruling the exceptions Lethe court below. In Walker is. Kohler Justice James gave the Points of a special decree to be hereafter drawn. In the suit of the United states is. Morris the chief Justice delivered an opinion sustaining the ruling of the court below allowing the Flung of amended pleadings by Marshall the Assignee of the l re Baltimore and lord Fairfax heirs. The chief Justice said it was not intended to express by opinion As to the merits of the Case. This will bring before the court below for adjudication the colonial patents in Maryland Aud Virginia in which it is alleged the title to the shallows of the Poto Inao River Are vested la Cox is. Cox the judgment of the court below was affirmed. In Corcoran is. Naylor judge James delivered the opinion of the court that a mandatory injunction in equity is the proper remedy. A decree will be drawn hereafter. The court then took up the Case of Geo. Mason is. Harvey Spaulding which grows out of fee Bills for the prosecution of of latins of postmasters for an increase of salary under the act of Letiti. The Argumedo was not concluded when the court adjourned. The military court resumed at the War department this morning the bearing of testimony As to the conduct of United states officers in supervision of the packing of the Aqueduct Tunnel lining. Henry Lay cock and English bricklayer testified. He thought the Brick work was often bad because of bad mortar but he never saw any mortar at All used with the packing. Spaces were often left to the extent of 14 by to feet without packing. He never Beard orders to leave out packing but had heard Dorsey Tell the men to go on without regard to picking. Or. Emory told the men at night not to bother about the packing but the Day a work was made More solid. He saw the keying of one Arch Laid a Long Dis Unco without mortar. Michael Dorsey Tes fled that the bricks were Good. But the mortar often bad Aud packing was often left out and when put in it was done in a most Unwor manlike manner. The packing Over the keying of the Arch was put at the of litre and the end would be made up co As to give toe work a solid a Praia use. Dennis Wren testified that All the packing he saw was dry without Cement. He sometimes got in behind the Wail Aud drove the packing solid that was the Best work. Inspector Lucas had made him pile stones our a bad place until Lieut. Townsend had passed by. Jas. Harigan testified that As inspector of the foundry Branch he found All the work there Good. The court thee adjourned until tomorrow. Kobe. A. Hooe filed Bis Bill today against j. Johnson in rela Ion to a lot in Square South of Square no. 1573, being once part of the estate of Samuel Blodgett but now owned by or. Hooe. He sets out that or. Jobson is his counsel and adviser of record and that or. Johnson has my control of certain titles or claims to Ute of this lot and he prays that Job Sou be decreed to he u trustee for the complainant As to any and every interest or estate which has been conveyed to the said Johnson by any of the parties to the Contr Oveisg Over the Tine thai he May be enjoined to make a assignment to the complainant of whatever interest or estate real or pretended he May have or claim to have in any such conveyance or contract and enjoined from making Sale of any estate or interest which be May have obtained to the properly in question from Tho parties to the controversy. Toe first National Bank of now York by Gen. Totten us attorney flied an answer Loamy in toe Case of James Pilling is. The District of Columbia Aud the first National Bauk of new y re. The Bank claims its right under the tax Laws Aud alleges that filling has no right to ask the interference of the court Iii the matter. Marriage lieu Ewere granted today to j. F. Howell Aud Alice p. Williams of Richmond a. John Murphy of Baltimore md., and Isabella by Peeler of Charleston. 8. C., and Joseph t. Bryant of Richmond Aud Mattie e. Donohoe of Caroline county a. The following were drawn at the City Hall today to fill vacancies in the Petit jury panel of the criminal court Walter t. Wheatley no. 3109 m Street Georgetown James Guild no. 1u3 pen Sylvania Avenue Northwest c. M. Burton . 911 e Street Northwest John c. In Edziak. No. 1437 Pennsylvania Avenue Jas. F. Barbour fourteenth and b St eels Northwest Chas. G. Muller Sargent Road county. The Tabernacle society of Cai hoi in ladies of this City designed to furnish poor churches with Church vestments Etc., held a meeting today at Carroll i statute Hail. Airs. Senator Vance presided Bishop Keane Aud lady Herbert accompanied by or. A. Proctor Knott were received at the meeting. Bishop Kean made an address. A letter from Cardinal Simeon approving the society was read All liquor licenses now before the District commissioners have been held up for Lurcher consideration a it i none were granted today. Attar the election the consideration of some of them will Berss mad with the tiling of new papers. J Edge Cox held the special term today and dismissed tile Case of Boteler is. Darien and made a decree in the suit of Wells a. Lee vesting a certain estate in the Como aint. The commissioners have declined to take any further action in the Case of the improvement of Corcoran Street Between eighteenth and nineteenth streets because it is not on the son Uuie which has been submitted to the Secretary of t a Treasury. H. Bail Mcintyre was appointed chief inspector of the Waler department at a salary of $936 Peran num. United states veterinary surgeon Kil bore of this District Aud agent key of the humane Socie a have been at our for some Days searching after wandered horses Here. Five such horses have already been found and killed and the work Blin goes on. We. Digney has been appointed a special policeman for duty near St. Josephus Hail on Gaud if in streets and Dennis Connell for service Between Sand Boundary streets. The commissioner have appointed Christian f. Eck off an inspector in the water department vue i one dior Mcintyre who is promoted to be chief of the inspection division. George w. Fairbrother of no. 1428 new York Avenue has mane an assignment for the Benefit of his creditors. The circuit court judge Hagner today transacted no business beyond entering judgments by default. Justices Miller Field and Harlan of the supreme court occupied boxes at the National theatre tonight while the members of the chinese legation had another Box. Many prominent members of the bar were also present. The Colum bit democratic club Beld a special meeting tonight at the metropolitan hotel Sod pern Teu arrangements for receiving and displaying election returns. 8. Miller t. B. Lutte Rollof. P. Ferris or. H. H. Balker and 8. W. Woodward were appointed a committee to receive visitors at the clubs Headquarters. Or. M. Blanton of the executive committee of the National Grange is in the City and on wednesday will meet 8ecretary John Trimble for the purpose of obtaining Headquarters in this City for the National Grange. It is intended to hold ail the a Quai meetings of the Grange in this City hereafter. The new altar and re Edos of the Church of the incarnation constructed by Rev. Or. Bertei of Nashville Aud erected in memory of Matthew gait Emery was dedicated tonight. Rev. Dro. Oertel Townsend and Buck officiated. Local matters. Almanac for Baltimore this Day. In Rise a j Moon set tne7.52 p. M. Sun 88 _ by. Go it the. Ajo p. By i St. Go out wed.5.70 a. M. Hish Watt Baltimore november6, 1888.Tine Bjo a. A 8.5a p. A to we attn Washington. Yoe. 6. Is g k a into return for to Maint Atte Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Inland and Connecticut. Fair tour Mer except in Maine and Mew Hampshire that Ionar temperature southwesterly winds. For Eastern a Mew York. Eastern Pennsyl Vanta new Jersey and Delaware to Riff fair during tuesday colder by wednesday morning southwesterly winds. For the District of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia warmer fair tuesday colder by wednesday morning southwesterly winds. For North Carolina. South Carolina and Georgia fair. Stationary temperature southeasterly winds. For Western new York and Western Pennsylvania generally fair except Light showers on the lakes southwesterly winds shifting to northwesterly with colder tuesday night for hew Virginia fair southwesterly winds shifting to northwesterly with colder tuesday night. For Ohio and Indiana Light local showers Clearing during the Day colder winds shifting to Westerly. _ of coax Karo by. Nov. 5, balt mobb. Tat Tat b f o 1## 1 a 2s sic ass a i <5 3 St a a z. A a a to 0 ced 2 ii b s p w 0 a a i r in a in is to a 9 a . 80.31 51.1 81.0 8. R. 2 Light. .00 Cloudy 3 . 30.20 pm a a . E. 5 gentle. Clear. 8p.m. 80.18 56.3186 u 8. E. I Light. .00 Clear. A natural webs that one met a these mornings in the Fields and Mead it s Are not so indicative of the kind of weather that we shall have during the Day. As Aune suppose Quot said a merchant the other Day Tea new York mall reporter. A a it is not exactly True that these spider webs Are More Abunda Tou some mornings than on others and that Tatj presage fair weather. As a a Tor of fact during the latter half of summer these webs Are about As abundant one Day As another but they Are Muon More noticeable on some mornings than on others by reason of a heavy new which makes them More conspicuous. They Are especially noticeable on a foggy morning. These webs Are Little nets that catch the fog and on every Little Silken thread is Strung innumerable minute drops like Glass beads. After an Bour of Sunshine the webs Are apparently gone. But they Are still there stretched above toe grass at noon and at Sunset As abundant As they were at Sunrise and Are then More serviceable to the spiders because they Are invisible. The flies Aud other insects would avoid them in the morning. Farmers consult these Blue Wens As regularly As the would a thermometer if the had one nod in Many houses they Olden take the place of that instrument. A heavy Dew occurs under a Clear Cool sky. And the Dight preceding n Day a of rain is usually a Dewless night. That Dew the Means fair a Tea Ber and a copious Dew discloses the spiders webs. It is the Dew that is significant Aud not the _ wholesale Slaughter or the forests. A Syndicate of tin Francisco capitalists has bought of the Central Pacific Railroad company an enormous tract of Limber land covering an area of eds Square Miles lying West of Lake Tahoe in the Northern part of Al Dorado coun a Cal. The tract is densely covered with Large sugar Pine Trees and As yet no sound of a axe Bas Ever broken the stillness of its step gloom for the reason that it is far removed from transportation facilities the Syndicate proposes to construct a flume to Folsom a distance of 50 Miles the water being untamed from the creeks Aud streams that empty into the american River. To construct the flume and make All intended lamp movements will involve at the Start the enormous expenditure of about , but Tho Syndicate expect to control eventually the lumber Trade of California. Deadly Klamath county Oregon s a say a col. N. T. Miber of Jacksonville while on Bis Way out Here last week bad occasion to Stop it the soda priors a Short distance this Side of Ashland. While there Bis attention was called to the fact that there is in the immediate neighbourhood a Spring or Well that emits a which is almost instant death to All animated nature. At Oue time it a frequented by the indians As the great medicinal depository where All diseases no matter How complicated were cured. To lays that lizards snakes Aud frogs die almost immediately when placed in you tot with Tobii Peculiar there is a Spring at soda Springs Idaho from which the water has of eased to rum but which emits a Stream of carbonic acid . And ail about its orifice lie Contln-1._ of Birds which Hare been Moas oar Frasur 3 1.24 i Max. Temperature. 01.0 moan thermometer. .54.00 i min. Cunn Vratar 46.0 Maxim am vaio Ouy of Tbs wino 8 Aulay Hoar. Bevorn Jotha to Howins observations Are Latch at Tbs Tam a moment of time at All Tbs a Taj no via a 5. 6 p. to St Meridian time Bottom 66, Cloudy new tora. 5�, Clear a a a Waco 5t>, fair Buffalo 02, Cloudy a Limburg. 68, Clear Kris #6, fair i Lavri Aud. 66, rain Sandusky. 66, Clear v. La Winnail 70. Clear Toledo 64, Clear tort Huron 60, Cloudy a Peua 46, Cloudy Chicago. 64. Clou by my Wasuge 48, rain Duluth 3\ rain ilm Nupuf. 38, rain la Cross. 40, rain St. Raul. Ii rain Bismarck 38, Clear Yankton 38, Clear Bay nue. 21, Clear St. Louis to Cloudy Aiem of 1�, us Clear Lou Vilie. 70, Clear Montgomery 72, Clear Mobile. 12, Lair Atlanta 6ts Clear Savannah. 66, Clear Charleston. 66. Clear Jacksonville 66, Clear new Orleans a to Clear Galveston 76, Clear. A meal Irish. Haunting at or. Harry m. Little a stables. 415 North Howard Street is a Beautiful specimen of Irish manufacture in the shape of a real haunting car. The precious vehicle came boxed in a Case As Large As a Coal Yard office Aud is the property of a citizen of Baltimore who has recently been touring in Europe where he imbibed from the Emerald Isle a taste for Riding Sid Wise. The oar was made by Mullins so sons of Cork and it captured the first Premium of its class at the Irish exhibition in Loudon. It is a stylish car mounted upon two very Stout wheels with heavy half round tires. The entire top is cd Anione and upholstered in a a Oft durable yellow cloth. At the sides Aud hanging Over the wheels Are footboard reached by a Iron step below. Two riders May sit upon each Side the couples being Back to Back arid facing outward with a heavily padded Cushion Between them to Leau against. The Drivers seat is another Cushion in front a Little higher than the lop of the Back cushions of the passengers. Tho shafts like the wheels pass Back to the body of the cart under the Side seats. They Are attached to the Strong half Spring by curved Irons coming up from the Spring to meet them. The Dasher and other finishing Paris of the haunting car Are All solid Walnut with heavy brass trimmings and the lamps Are of , opening Back and front. Attached to the Bottom of the car and a it ached at the Back is a capacious locker for the Champagne cases. The Side seats have a leather to hold by on a rough voyage. The whole Rig is very stylish Aud will no doubt put some of the til buries to shame because they re English Aud not Irish Quot you the lecture season of the the Twenty Ruiru annual course of Peabody lectures will be opened tonight by Rev. Geo. F. W right of Oberlin Colleg who will give the first of his four lecture on Quot the Glacier period of North the course includes four illustrated lectures by Garrett p. Servoss of Brooklyn n. Y., on astronomy six by Fleury a. Clapp of Boston on the a a Midsummer nights dream a Quot Henry in a Quot twelfth night a Quot Hamlet a a Othello a and Quot Winters tale a tour by George Keenan of Washington on travels in Russia four by professor David g. Lyon of Harvard University on babylonian and assyrian civilization including a discussion of the religion literature history Aud Art of Babylon two of Longfellow Aud Emerson by James a. Green of Cinci two Viilu aerated lectures Cdr. George h. Williams of Johns Hopkins Uverity on mountains and Tbs geology of Maryland Aud four by prof. James Russell Soiney of the Navy department on the american Navy during the period of the revolutionary War Tho War of 1812, the trouble with the Barbary Stales Aud the mexican War. The lectures at the Peabody have been growing in popularity every year Aud the course presented this year is noticeable for the number of lectures which will be illustrated. Jar association s annual the bar association held last Htu Ann a1 meeting and banquet. The following officers were elected president Arthur George Brown first vice president John k. Cotou second John j. D Quiason treasurer Daniel m. Thomas Secretary John n. Steele one i cuber of the exeeuuve.8. D. Schmucler in place of Samuel Snowden whose term bad expired the two hold Over members being Joseph Packard jr., and c. Bonaparte committee of admissions John t. Mason it. T. B. Mackall Vav. S. Bryan or. The retiring president j. Morrison Harris presented a min Ute prepared by himself and c. Bonaparte a committee appointed by the executive committee on the retirement of chief judge Brown Landing his qualities As a lawyer judge and in other line of duty. W Hen or. Brown the new president took the Obair or. Harris said he hoped the association will one Day have occasion to the same Honor to him they had i his father judge Brown As a retiring chief judge. The following new members wire elected John Warfield Thomas a. Whelan Alfred Hughes c. W. Heisler John h Inkley George Dobbin pen Nima i Leigh Bonsai Peter e. Tome Law Rason Biggs John Lord . Millet or. The banquet was held at Haz Tzer s Hall. Subscriptions to the Parnell defense fund Are reported As follow Thomas f. Looke Sio or. Robert Ward. $5 Friend $5 William Foley $5 Friend $5 Edward Woods $3 p track Corrigan $1 Tim thy Lyons $1 l. Mccu9ker. Al James Jordon. $1 Tho. Kenney i Josepn Kenney Al Thomas gilespy.$1 Michael Byron $1 Patrick Byrne f i Patriot Dunlevy $ i t Hima Darling Al Anthony Caden 65 cents Mio Oael Lana fian Al Dennis tougher Tim. Mcdonnell Al Martin Kenney Al William Furgison Al John Kedy. Al James Holly Al Martin Keane Al Patrick Flynn Al John Mulligan is Hugh of Connor Al James Murphy Al Jam Mcgovern Al m re Feeny to Edward Mon egad 50 cents Lek Daisy 50 cuts Charles Franklin 50 cents Thomas barrel 60 Centi an Bony Herget 50 cents Anthony Furgeson 50 cents Patrick Mccauley 75 cent James Suguira. 50 cents Patrick Flynn 50 cents waiter Ranger 26 cents John Kenney 50 cent Edward Coleman $2 Thomas Syron la Edward Kelly Al. Michael Hughes. 50 cents Michael Preston 60 Cen a John reyolds 50 cents Patrick noon 50 cents James Jennings 50 oets Thomas Cohen 50 cents Patrick Bra Din 50 Cen s John Dinsy 50 cents we. Mohale 26 cent Friend $7. Previously acknowledged s423 50. Toimi. $502 9. Walking to . Eugene a. Slack of the Ariel boat club Aud aider Lee Ziegler members of he y. M. A. Gymnasium walked to Washington Lait sunday. The time is give As 8 hours and 15 minutes. The Start was made from Columbia Avenue. Baltimore at 7.19 a. M. Not knowing the exact Boundary line in that City the walk was extended some distance beyond it. A Stop of Twenty minutes on the Way was made for lunch and to empty Sand from the shoes the Rule of Speed was five mile an Buur. And Tho trip to the relay House was Maie in one hour and six minute. The walkers had no special training but were in Good condition from general gym Nav Lum work. The roads were very Sandy. The Baltim oreans were handsomely entertained by the Columbia athletic club of Washington and they returned Home on the ten of clock train. Before the police . F. Kenny Timothy Holloran and Maurice , Trie men charged with assisting policeman Hughes while in the discharge of his duty were each release d on $300 bail yesterday for court by Justice Benner. Robert Smith the Driver of a Beer Wagon charged with running Over j in Griesacker a Little fellow six years old last Friday on a crossroad leading into the w Ashington Road near Gwynn a tails was committed for court by Justice Anderson. The condition of the boy is critical. James Dunson coloured charged wih assaulting John Colter coloured was committed for court by Justice Warfield. Henry Colbert coloured charged before Justice Anderson with assaulting Geo. Weaver was fined and flu ousts. Monday meetings of the Baptist ministers Al their Menti g yesterday. Beard reports. Baptisms for the lat month were 3u. The presbyterians heard a Sermon from the Rev. H. Barrett of Hampden. At the meeting it f Southern methodist ministers the Rev. W. Young of Alexandria formerly pastor of Calvary Church of Tim City was present Aud reported 94 conversions at Hiso Huron. Laurel Church reported 84. The preach is of the methodist episcopal Church adopted for discussion next monday the subject Quot the a St method of regulating and a Tricot us the Rev. Or. John f. Goucher reported that the work on the woman a College wag progressing and gave notice that it would be formally opened on tuesday next. Highway robbery on the York yesterday afternoon about half past three of clock mrs. Fannie freeze was attacked it is charged on York Road near Coconut Hilt Avenue by we. Davenport a coloured Man. Who snatched her pocket Book and fled. A. Whitley a car Driver on the York railway with others gave Chase but the Man escape a although the surrounding neighbourhood was searched by the police officers Aud others. Toe search being continued however by or. John t. Wright and or. Robert l Graham was successful and the Man was found secreted on col. Tayior�?~8 place and handed Over to police sergeant Cullom and officer eco Backer. The affair created a Good Deal of excitement. The Fountain hotel annual nue Piug of the directors of tile Fountain hotel company was held yesterday at the Carrollton hotel. The finances were reported to be in a satisfactory con bion. The indebtedness was reduced f 10,000. The amount after the reduction being $136.000. Bonds to the extent of $5,000 will be called in on december i. The old Board of directors was reelected As follow e. F. Larrabee John e. Hurst Robinson w. Gator James a. Gary we. W. Taylor Hugh Sisson Isaac Brooks. George j. Appold Skipwith w Linier. William Whitridge m. D. Or. E. Larrabee was reelected president of the Board. The mercantile permanent building association of Baltimore Cay has been incorporated with the following officers Moses Peis president Chas. W. Hatter Vic president Edward Al. Wise treasurer Sami. E. Cohen Secretary directors Philip to Eph moms Pels Solomon Keyser Frank l. Knell Chaa. W. Hatter Edward h. Wise Samuel l. Cohen Edward Pels a. H. Kiare Theo. Scime Kedler Elias Rohr and s. George ski pie solicitors Ady Iran Drey Lewis j. Cohen. Or. Rankin injured in a horse driven to a buggy by or. Robert t. Taukiu was frightened yesterday at the electric Moter which was just leaving the stable for Hampden and ran away. The buggy was overturned and or. Rankin was dragged about Twenty feet. He was severely injured add was taken to his Home to Waverly. A coloured boy John Burke who we also in the reunion of the to sorial Chur oks a reunion of the congregation of the memorial protestant episcopal Church Townsend an Dolton streets was held last evening in the improved sunday school at rupture in the rear of the Church. The building waa crowded the Rev. We. M. Dame opened with a Short religious service after Wiloh vocal Malo was rendered by misses Hanson. Berg amp a and Sloane and miss Nettie o. Crane. Borne by Moron Rem aka were made by or. R. Taylor. After the entertainment an Iii frontal lunch of ices and cakes was served. Among those present were prof. N. O. Brooks mrs. Geo. R. Brook miss Jeanne Roberto a or. And mrs. John e. Phillips miss Phillip miss Spencer. Or. And mrs. George t. Gam Brill. Or. And mrs. Findley Burns or. And mrs. Joseph a. Mckellip or. And mrs. Edumund r. Walker James Mullen Thomas a Alexander miss Nettie Tyler miss Nannie Pisano. Miss Nelli Davis mrs. Ridgely of Hammon miss Ridgely or. Sod or. Southgate Zeaton the misses Whelan j. E. Clark Junho m. Barrett the misses Reese mrs. John Spencer Mio Mamie von Kopff w. H. Gorman mrs. Eugene Van Ness mrs. George w Wood or. And mrs. Cabaries f. St ran miss Rebecca Warfield miss Leila waiter. The improvement consists of an additional Story to the Chapel building Wutoh will be used by the Sund. A school. It is of artistic design and Roomy proportions. Church of the reformation there were no fresh developments in the trouble Between the congregation of the in dependent German lutheran Church of the reformation and the pastor Rev. Martin Kratch. The new Board will meet on thurs Dav and Call a congregational meeting in which is vested the authority for a booking a new pastor. Rev. Or. Kratt so id last night in reference to the diff Cully Quot an a Quai meeting is held in september for the purpose of electing six new trustees. There Are twelve trustees but six hold Over for another year. The regular meeting was not Beld last september but secret meeting was called on october 14 by postal card. Only ten people were present at the october meeting and they elected nine of their trustees and then selected three other men to make out the number. I was requested to instal them but refused to do it there Are ti2 qualified members of the Church Aud 43 of them Are my friends and supporters. I cannot be dismissed but must be Given three months notice if my services Are no longer required and i cannot resign bet re giving three months notice. I will tender my resignation a8 soon a i am righted in tins matter and under no consideration will i continue to not As pastor of the Church pair at St. Edward s Church Calverton. A fair was Buguy last night in the bad Lemeut of St. Edwards Church a Calverton Tho Rev. Dougherty pastor. Among the ladles who Arn at the different tables Are mrs. Ring mrs. K by Mise Mary Malone miss Maunie Goodwin lbs Cecilia Rohr mrs. B. Glannan miss Margaret Coyle miss Maggie Malien. Mrs. Murrill miss Hucht miss Mary Gien Nan Mio Bailie Murphy miss Agnes Nellie and Maggie Mcnally miss Mollie bans. Mrs. Charles a. Moki Uliss mrs. Henry a. Seim mrs. Manly mrs. Ever Hardt mrs. Brady miss a. Smith mrs. A. A. Martin. Miss Fink. Misses Cora Aud Florence Gephart misses Berne and Clara Dobbin mrs. Lamar mrs. Martin miss Katie guest lick miss Namie Mccaffray miss Alice Krager mrs. Lawrence Mccormick mrs. P. Mccormick mrs. Kipper and mrs. Kerns. Or. . Mcnally Bas donated a portrait of the late pastor the Rev. E. B. Mckenzie. A Stevedore drowned at Locust Peter Schwab a German aged 22 year a Stevedore employed by August Beret eau. Was drowned last night at pier 32, Locust Point. Amp Schwab was loading Cotton from a scow to the steamship men Moro and it 1� supposed be slipped from the scow. Several men who were at work on the boat recovered the body by grappling and it was taken to no. 1325 Garrett Avenue where Schwab boarded. Heath of or. William William Carmichael aged 79 years died yesterday at his residence 5u9 Mosher Street. From the effects of a paralytic stroke received six years ago. He was formerly a Butcher but retired about Twenty years ago and about ten years ago was one of the Commissio nals of Baltimore county. A widow and six children survive him. Baltim oreans following Baiwir Noreus were registered in pans France october 27 or. Balderston. Miss Dawson the misses Hunter miss Martin. In London a. Buckman m. Cromwell la Naples Italy or. P. Williams miss Mary c. Williams we. W. William Dudley Williams. Brief locals. The death of or. John k. Hudgins was announced yesterday on the floor of the Corn arid flour Exchange of which he was a member and the following committee was appointed to attend his funeral messes. M. Brown William l. Boyd w. H. Dougherty an i Benjamin Trott. Or. M. P. Caughy Abief of the registry division of the Post office upon whom a delicate operation wus performed a few weeks ago by or. Mclane Tiffany assisted by drs. Martin and Bowen is c Vale sent at the Maryland diversity Hospital infirmary. Mathew Shock aged 16 years we sentenced to the House of correction for ten months by judge Phelps yesterday in Tho criminal court for larceny of $8 from the Money drawer of Astore. Two a Mailer boys who Ware with him testified for the slate. Sheriff George May a complimentary substitute of no. 4 engine company presented yesterday the members of that company with a framed Oil palming of himself. The picture is 5 by 4 feet and was painted by or. R. Leigh. Commercial Lodge no. 303, of the order of t Mai was Ina Titu cd last night at elks a Hall by Deputy supreme president Andrew s. I Rush with thirty now charter members Aud a. Griffith president and Otner officers. We. Freeman had both his legs badly crushed yesterday afternoon Al Perryville md., by boiler Iron on a Gondola upon which he was Riding failing on Nim. He we brought to the City Hospital. Matthews a so Kirkland sold yesterday to w. F. C 12,5uu. No. 108 Madison Avenue i t 22 feet by 120 feet ground rent $200, improved by a three Story brie dwelling. Major Sternberg surgeon . A., who Bas been investigating the yellow fever epidemic at decal or ala., has returned to the City and is preparing nil report to the president. Philoe sergeant Chaison found a six monies old o bored girl last night in a Small Alley near Battery Avenue. Capt. Claybourne sent the child to St. Elizabeth a Home. A Bill was flied in the circuit court yest a any for the divorce a Vincolo Matrimonia of Frederick i Ausmeier from Mary j. Klauz Meier for abandonment. William Holme coloured charged with illegally registering in the first precinct of the sixteenth Ward was committed for court by Justice Donavon. We. H. Mccann had a bearing charged with illegally registering in the third Preo Inot of the Twenty first Ward and who Eluted for a further bearing. Thomas Bird. Coloured was committed for court by Justice Hebo charged with illegally registering in the third Preo Inot of the eleventh Ward. Or. John b. Schaeffler sculptor and architect of this City. Bad produced a first Pouoa medallion portrait of president Cleveland in plaster of Paris. A deed of Trust for the Benefit of creditors was executed Yesti Roy by Morris Goldstein to j. Kemp Bartlett jr., trus be Bond f2,500. Officers of so James a lyceum wore elected last night for the following year with Joseph e. Kras Tai president. William Fletcher of Birmingham England and H. Elliott of Liverpool Are at the hotel Rennert. Only routine business was transacted yesterday at the monthly meeting of the Board of Trado. Owing to an absence of a quorum no meeting of the lumber Exchange was held yesterday. The Iron railing around Washington Monument is being painted. Personal items. Miss Lamar daughter of Secretary Lamar is one of the most Brilliant conversationalist in Washington. Her Mother who is dead Wab miss Longstreet a relative of the Confederate general of the name. Secretary Lamar has been twice married. Mrs. Hey Ard cutting Oue of the prominent women of new York. Has just returned from Europe. The engagement of her son Henri cutting to miss Mills of new Jersey is announced. The oldest presbyterian Clergyman on the Pacific coast is Rev. Or. Reasoner of Corvallis county Oregon. He is ninety year of age but Able to take an Active part in the duties of his pastorate. The recently unveiled statue of Gordon in London is Peculiar of not unique in that it represents a great Soldier without a sword. Hot is shown carrying a Rattan Oane under i left . David Davis a widow who has just married sex Condrea Man Green of North caroling inherited from her former husband an estate valued now at almost $2.000,000. Brownings venetian Palace was built in the 17th of usury and is in Renaissance style. The principal room Are beautifully frescoes Aud otherwise decorated. Capt. A. P. Haggard brother of the novelist is about to become a writer of fiction himself. He Bas already published several military diaries. Or. Glad tone gets through his extensive correspondence without the formal Aid of a Secretary. A fathers Wrath. He fires a revolves in court is a diphtheria remedy extracted from the Belfast Ireland witness Quot should you or Auy of your family be attacked with diphtheria do not be alarmed As it Isey Tsily and speedily cured without a doctor when it was raging in England a few years ago i accompanied or. Field on his rounds to witness toe so called a wonderful cure a he performed while the patients of others were dropping on both sides. The remedy is so rapid it must be simple. All he took with him was powder and Sulphur and a Quill and with these he cured every Patien without exception. He put a teaspoonful of flour of Brimstone in a wine Glass of water and stirred with his Finger instead of a spoon As the Sulphur does Dot readily amalgamate with water. When the Sulphur was Well mixed he gave by gargle and in ten minutes the patient was out of danger Brimstone kills every species of fungus to Man beast Aud Plant in a few minutes. Instead of spitting out the gargle he recommended the swallowing of it. La Extrema oases in which he bad Beau called just in the Dick of time when the fungus was too nearly closed to allow the gargling he blew the Sulphur through a Quill into the Throat and after the fungus had shrunk to allow of it then the gargling. He a Ever Leat a patient from diphtheria if a patient cannot gargle take a live Chi put it on a shovel and Sprinkle a spoonful or two of flour of Brimstone upon it Lei the sufferer inhale by b iding Bis Bead Over the great great vessel a she silently lies on the mud off new ferry appears to a enveloped in an atmosphere of souled melancholy which almost conveys the impression thai her impending Fate is known to her. The vast decks Are nothing Short of a howling wilderness tier Ana there studded with deserted and dismantled deck houses which Are obsolete in the extreme. Below Board her appearance is even worse the enormous tanks which did such Good service in the Caus of the Eabie Are removed and nothing remain but a Gigantic apace Large enough to hold a Small Church. The floor of this tremendous apartment it full of Large holes and the visitor is reminded of their existence by Bis guide lest a false tap into one of them should be followed by a fail of forty feet into the dark and dismal hold below. The screw engines have been working on her late voyage and Are in Good condition. They Are capable of propelling the Ahtu at about four Miles an Bour. The paddle engines have not been used for some time and prose of a dreary appearance. The Gigantic plat is Are motionless and the telegraphic indicator silently pol is to an Omla us Quot atop my Budel i \ at the assailant of is daughters. Exciting scenes in n suburb of St. Louie desperate struggle of two Sisters tragedies in Many state. St. Louis nov. 5.the Community of Webster Groves a suburb of St. Louis on the Missouri Pacific railway we wrought up to a terrible pitch of excitement today Over a do hardly attempt at assault made last night by three coloured men named Grant Boyd will Stringer and Coon Rhodes on Alice and Emma Baker daughters of or Greenville Baker a Well known citizen. The girls had been visiting and were returning Home when they were accosted by the men they paid no attention but a imply increased their Speed toward Home. Shortly after the girls had passed the to icky settled portion of the Village and near the residence of a or. Fiddler the negroes seized Alice throwing a cloth Over her Xiaoe and bearing bar to the ground. Emma the youngest Sitter was treated in like manner but the Brave girl struggled with Ber assail Anta until she freed herself sufficiently to cry out for help. Her piercing no reams brought Aid and the assailant fled. Mrs fiddler we first on the scene and found the girls in a terrible condition after their struggle bruised and hysterical with fright when carried into the House Emma. The younger girl went into convulsions and m i mias she came. Of t of one would relapse into another until her life was despaired of. The Alder girl soon recovered and gave a description of the men. Grant Boyd and Coon Rhodes were captured this morning. When. They were taken before judge coffer for a prelim nary hearing there was an immense crowd present. Alioe Baker was there seated by her father but Emma was Unade to appear. Alice Baker was called on by the judge to identify Ber assailants Sud did so and pointing at Rhodes said a there is the Man who threw the 8be had scarcely ceased speaking when Ber father sprang to his feet and drawing a revolver fired Point Blank at Rhodes the Bullet grazing his head the father was immediately seized and prevented from doing further harm the coloured men meantime having fallen on their Knees and began to Pray piteously for mercy two revolvers were found on or. Baker and he evidently intended to kill both of the negroes. Rhode and Boyd were bound Over and taken to the county jail at Clayton. A political tragedy. Hur Rahing for Cleveland leads to the fatal stabbing of a Young Man. Chicago nov. 6.Frank Day a Young Ca Uadia. We stabbed Aud killed at the Cor Ner of Clark and Jackson Street at Midnight by an unknown Man who is Atli at Large. Day with two Friend was on i Way to the Polk Street depot. Just before they reached Jackson Street they were met by another party of three All More or Iez a intoxicated. A they passed the strangers shouted quoth Hurrah for Day turned around and shouted Back in a spirit of fun Quot what a the matter with Harrison a the strangers pm medially assaulted Hun and several blow were struck. A moment later one of the strangers plunged a Dirk knife into Day a Brewst and the latter suck to the pavement with a groan. The Assassin and Cue of i companion Start d off on a run but the other remained standing on the a pot overcome by Tho horror of the act. Day s friends seized Aud held him until an officer came. He proved to to William ii. Engineer in the government budding. Warder pretended when questioned regarding the affair to be drunk and declared that he knew pulling about it. Tie even asserted that he did not know who the men were that wire with Blin. In be deceased was 28 years old unmarried and had been Only six months in this country. His people live at Toronto. Oriental powder Mills mown up. Portland me. Nov. 5.about 11.30 this Forenoon a terrible explosion was heard at soum Windham. It a soon Learned that the powder Mill at to a bout two Miles Distant belonging to tile Oriental put Der company bad been blown to atom. There Ere four Blindman one Kernel Mill Aud three wheel Mill. The exp Tsiou originated in the Kernel Mill Bot Bow ii is not known. There was culy a fraction of a of Road Between the explosion of the Kernel Mill and those of the other three. There were Only two men in the Mill at the time and both of them Are fatally Hurt. Walter child aged 4�T, was mangled about the Bead and bad hts legs Aud arms terribly torn. He still alive but cannot recover lie a a wife and child. Edward William aged 35. Had just gone out of the Kernel Mill and was Between two of the buildings. He was struck on All Biles Ani cannot live. Lie has a wife and two children. The four buildings were wooden and each was about 2� flt it Square. The property was not valuable. Everything in total loss. These mibs have been blown p several times before but this explosion was the Moat explosion of Tony of Mitro Glycerine. Pittsburg a. November 5 a Tho i Itro Glycerine Magazine of the torpedo company of Delaware near Shann Opin pa., an on town twelve Miles from this City exploded Early this morning with terrific Force. I he cause of the explosion is a mystery. It is supposed however that a ramp no was seen in the yesterday being ignorant of the danger in borne Way agitated the stuff and the Uipi Aion followed. There was Between two an j three too of Glycerine in the Magazine and the concussion Shook the very foundations of Bouses Between Rochester and Pittsburg. The Earth was torn up for a distance of 500 Yards Trees an i Gitin of a mile away a Ere rent a Uimer us Many Bouses were wrecked. The residences of George Ana we. Wilson Aud Tho. Mccoy situated a half mile away or re completely shattered and the occur a thrown through the windows. Fortunately they were not seriously injured Aud a far a Ca i be ascertained no one was killed with the possible exception of the tramp. The loss will be heavy but cannot now be estimated. The miners buried at Nanticoke. W 11.kk6bakku, pa., n v. 5.the can 8 of the to Cut six miners buried in no. I slope of the Pennsylvania Coal company by the disaster at Nanticoke nearly three year ago were argued before judge Rice in Chambers today. The attorney for toe c it Panr arg led i length thai All had Ben done that would be one. And thai it we found by competent Engineer and miners that it is a physical impossibility to have the bodies removed from the pit. The attorney for the Reia Ives claim that it could be done and offered to have the work accomplished relieving the company from any blame or responsibility in Case of any Accident. The judge heard both Side patiently and then took the paper. He announced that a would dispose of the Case promptly. A boy shot by a companion. Manchester. N. Ii., nor. 5.recent development regarding Tho death of Young Reimann. Whose body was found in a shed in West Manchester yesterday covered with blood with a Bullet whole near his left Eye have discloser that he met his death at the hands of a 16-year-old lad named Frank Brown who was with him at the time in company with three other boys. Brown is missing. The other boy any they were Alt in the shed. When Brown pulled out a a of Locking revolver Aud saying Quot How a that a pulled the trigger and the Bullet struck rim amp a full in the Eye. He fell to the Flat or Aud the boy fled to the Wooda were Brown we left in a faint by them. _ the Kettle Creek mine explosion. Lock Haven. Pa., nov. 5.an inquest was held this afternoon by the Coroner of this county on the bodies of the seventeen victims of the Kettle Creek mine explosion. The testimony of witnesses snows Blat dynamite caused the expo Lon. But no blame attaches to any one except the miners themselves. The scene at the mine was Hart Reading when the Coroner and jury reached the place. The mines were but recently opened and Are located in a desolate up t near the town of Recovo. Several of the bodies will be buried there tomorrow and others will be sent to different Points for interment. _ killed on the Highway. Pottsville pa., nov. 6.Geo. Haines of St. Clair was this morning found murdered on the Road Between St. Clair and port Carbon. He left his Home at St. Clair soon after Midnight to walk to port Carbon to take a train on the Philadelphia and beading Railroad for Shamokin. At Daylight his body was found with a pistol Ball through the heal and another through the heart. The shot had Benn fired so clo m to Burn the clothing. The victim was a civil Engineer a mar ried and Twenty three years old. There is no clue to the murderer nor to the motive for Thorme. Trampled to death by horses. Long Island City nov. 5.Joseph Kugler med 55. A Milkman was Aillaud St College Point last night by horses trampling upon Bim. Seven men on horseback one of them named Meyers a Cowboy were Riding through the Village at about seven o clock. Kugler was loading his Wagon with milk can when one of Tho men Rode Over him and was followed by two ethers. One Man attempted to shoot the persons who made an Effort to Rescue Kugler from under the horses feet. A boys head blown oat. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun. Carlisle pa., nov. 6.two boys one a sob of David Mcdermond and the other a son of Wesley Rudolf both of mount Holly went gunning today near that place. Becoming tired they Laid Down in the Brush to rest and when in that position the Mcdermond boy Drew his Rifle towards him and the Hammer caught Iii the Brush and the Load was discharged into his head tearing it from his body. To died Atmos immediately. A fatal fall. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Berkeley Springs w. Va., nov. 6.mr. Middleton Duckwall an old citizen of this county we found insensible with his Skull fractured yesterday morning lying at the Bottom of the stairway of the Mercury the p is office building in this place. It is supposed he wandered last night to the head of the Steps then pitched headlong to the Bottom. He died at la of clock. Tragedy at a gathering of onion Raiser. Middletown n. Y., nov. 5.a shocking Accident 1� reported from Landville a place where it 1� customary for onion raisers to gather on sunday. The usual crowd congregated yesterday and a gun in the hands of one of the Mea exploded the charge going through the son of Michael Welsh killing him instantly and tearing off the hand of the son of John a lady instantly killed. Charleston s. A nov. 5.while mrs. Stuis Auska of Abbeyville was crossing a Bridge today near Abbeyville in a buggy with her son. The horse began to Baek off the Bridge and the buggy came apart. Mrs. Stu Sanska we thrown off the Bridge and falling twelve feet struck Ber head upon a Plank and was instantly killed. Her son we slightly Nurt. _ shot at a Rabbit and hit a Friend Leavenworth kan., nov. 6.-t-four Young men one of their number nettled null left this oily yesterday morning to aunt rabbits. Noll we brought Bact dead at in of clock. A Rabbit sprang out of a Brush pile in front of Bim and Bis three companions fired at ii. A charge of shot from the gun of one of Bis friends struck Noli and killed him instantly. Boarded by Hytien Oil Cera Boston nov. 5.tue Brig Richard t. Green. Capt. Patrick arrived Heije today from by. Marc Hayti. She report that on go to Ber 18, when off by. Marc Abe was ordered to heave to by a Hayti Man of War whose armed off Ere and men came of Board three different time taking away the so i p s Register and ail her a Pere aaa threatening to take Ber to port my Prince a a prise. After detaining Imam some urn the. Papers were a i Puri a Tea rows allowed a wooded. Philadelphia affairs. Political calculation a a balt Morean arrested mysterious suicide. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Bun Philadelphia nov. 5.the Day before election finds the workers too Busy in their several divisions to make any stir outside and the City is remarkably quiet. The result Here is pretty plainly foreshadowed. The vote is expected to reach 300,000, and the Republican plurality is expected to be Between 25,000 and 30,000. Anything below the former figures will be a notable gain for the democrats. The election of All the Republican candidates on the City ticket is con ceded except Gratz for Register of wills. He Wilt run greatly behind hts ticket but it is expected that he will be Able to pull through. All the present congressmen from the City will probably be elected. The Only fight 1� that of Barber Hedwig against . It is a Good fight but the republicans have such a big plurality that it would take h landslide to give the District to tits democrats be legislative fights Are so much mixed thai to Thuv can be fore to d As to them. Now Jersey is looked upon As surely democratic and All eyes arc turned to new York which is conceded to be the deciding Factor in the presidential Campaign. Four chinamen were committed for trial today on the Harge of assault and Battery on Fong boy and threatening to kill him. Kong soy is an English speaking chinaman acting As detective for the chinese american Union. He caused Tho arrest of a lot of chinese gamblers lust week and was set upon Asau informer by Bis countrymen. Kate Lawler aged Twenty four years was found dead this morning under mysterious circumstances. She boarded with or. And mrs. Farrell at no. 1942 Mountain Street. They left her last night Bitting in Tho parlor with John Jarratt a Dragoman on the Reading Railroad who bad been paying attention to her. I boy do not know when he went Home. This morning both doors of the Kitchen were found locked. When one of them hat been broken open Tho dead body of miss Lawler clothed Only lit her mint dross was found on Tho floor. A cup. Partially filled with Coffee a on the table Anu it is supposed that the girl committed suicide. George Melton lately from Baltimore was committed today on a Charger robbing we. Sayres a storekeeper who find Given him a Home. The Hirst free Law in Barry removed to the ninth Story of the Drexel building was opened to the Public today. Detective James 1. Donaghy of the Centra station corp has resigned to accept a position a has stunt to Joseph Rue special agent of the freight department of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The mayor today refused to rescind his order closing the new Kensington theatre the fire escape not having been completed. The theatre will have to remain closed he say until the inspectors report the Means of exit sufficient. No More Tariff scare being needed it is an Nouuez d that there is a great Boom in the Market for steel rails and that orders were booked last week for Between 50,Odo and tin us tons. Tho Vanderbilt Road and the Illinois Ltd entrap Are the largest buyer. A very mysterious shooting affair which will in All likelihood cause the Neath of mrs. Rettie Stokes residing at no. 331 Greenwich Street occurred tonight. Guile Early in the evening three shot a were heard in the House Aud an officer upon investigation found that a cuban named Fred. Rat Mon ital shot mrs. Stokes three time it. Two of the bullets taking effect in her Laco and the third one to one of Hor lungs. The officer arrested Rai inns Bur Only succeeded in doing so after the prisoner had fired a shot Aud had Boon clubbed into insensibility. Both mrs. Blokes and Rattos were taken to an Hospital were the former is dying and the latter either feigning or is actually unconscious. Not the clue a to the motive for the crime can be Learned the woman being unable by reason of the wounds in her face talk and the prisoner is likewise silent. Mrs. Stokes has a seven year old child Aid lived with her husband in the Bouse where she received her wounds. Her husband. Woo returned to Tho House shortly after the of far can throw no Light upon it. The police Are investigating the Case. The elevated Railroad Bill was practically Defeated today in common Council being postponed a Tull after the Eie Tiou when my mamas will Fauve up further be for it. Running a Charity Aull. What the Alabama health officer says of mayor Frey Aud the Rev. Air. Gwyn. Chicago not. 5�?Tho communication from mayor Frev of Decatur. Ala., to mayor Roche last in div. Appears to have stirred up a hornets nest in Alabama. The following Telegram aah received by mayor r Che this afternoon a Decatur ala., n vember 3.to mayor Roche Chicago the publication la this mornings paper of the communication a reused to you by mayor Frev of new de our make it necessary for me to state the real fact in the cae in new Decatur. They have had practically no yellow fever Patio dts to c re for. No nurse and no doctors to supp it and and no dead to Bury. There is no famine Aud no in new Decatur. I do not pretend to know Tho real wants of the pople of new Decatur but i believe they have had a of Deal an re help than was Nece sary. In of l Dees or we have had about 120 cases of How Farer and thirty Dea by with All attendant expense of such a state of affairs. We have had therefore Good reason t it cad for help but i have never undertaken toe to indie the need of our people. I have left that to our Relief committee and have helped hem All i could. I have Dot changed my policy at All. I have acted with the committee from the beginning and i am acting with them still. This cannot la said of May a and the r v. Or. ii. I Giese gentlemen undertook to ignore the committee Aud to run a Charity Mill on Mieir own account. As to their motives i ave nothing to say. A lung As they looked after new deca or where Here was no fever i refrained from any interfere be but they hav a made pers cent eff it t take entire charge of Botu corp rational. I cannot understand Why toe mayor of new Decatur is so clan r a in Appeal for Heip. We prefer to take care a if ourselves. give this to the ass dated of a re. Quot Ixko vie c cd ran. My. Quot Bra e Henan the Charleston licence War. Twenty two merchant in jail a proposals for in Compromise. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Charleston s. C., nov. 5.there is no cd amp Uge in the License War. The City official Are still enforcing the decrees of court against the defaulting taxpayers and the prison detachment was reinforced by three or four arrest. There Are now upwards of Twenty two prisoners but tills number is hardly Likely to be increased a a Good Many of the Nti licenses a re settling up. The War Bas mostly be a transferred to the opposing attorneys the counsel for anti licenser charging he City attorney with a Faith and the a Ter official denying the Allegato i the Otis have dispensed with the services of their former counsel judge Magrath and engaged lawyer Ding a principally Hgt it Wever As a mediator with a View of bringing about Compromise. It is understood thai or. Dingle today presented the ultimatum of the prisoners which was to the effect that they would take our their License if the City would remit ail the fines penalties and costs. City however seems not to a willing to go to that extent. It desires reimbursement for the Oost of the litigation claiming that the Treasury is out about $1,000 for the trials an i Justice to the 3500 tax is who have paid their licenses r quires this a Compromise on that basis would let out the prison is on payment of about 40 per cent. Of their floes. Movement against the sugar Trust. Ban Francisco nov.5.attoruey-geueral Johnson commenced suit today in behalf of the by e of California against the american sugar refinery company. Complaint sets Forth that the company has disregarded the purpose for which it was incorporated by surrendering the management of us concerns and control of its business to the Bugar refineries company which complaint alleges is an Quot association of individuals re i hangout of and not residents of the state of California formed and operate i for the purpose of limiting be Supply and thus advancing the Price of sugar and is not corporation but Isan unlawful combination and a monopoly acting in restraint of it is asked that the charter of the american sugar refinery company be vacated and its franchises alleged to have arms for Hayti. New York nov. 5.a Rumor was in circulation that the a Eam ship Saginaw which cleared on saturday and sailed this afternoon for san Domingo City and other ports in Hayti Bud Ceriann arms and other con is band goods on Board. Color a Given to the Rumor by the fact that Tho Steamer to off the Light ship and rein led ail the afternoon. But at to p. M. She was reported passing the Scotland ugh ship going South. The Hayden Consul mad request to the customs authorities that the Steamer by intercepted. And the Revenue Outter by. E. Chandler. Lieut. Smith commanding was sent Down the Bay to arrest the Steamer if possible. But it is thought that 1he Saginaw had too much the Start to be overhauled by the Chandler. Suit for 910.000 for breach of Promise. Brockton mass., nov. 5.mis� of a us in b. Leach the daughter of Lemuel Letch of Campbell 24 year of age an attractive Young lady has brought suit. Claiming $10.000 damage against Henry h. Litchfield of Boston and Plymouth for breach of Promise of marriage. Or. Litchfield i 40 years of age. Is in the real estate business in Boston and has considerable property. Miss Leach and or. Litchfield met in the Spring of 1887 at Plymouth. And in the fall the wedding was fixed for december. Miss Leach gave up her Situ Ilion and prepared her Trousseau but Litho Al old failed to appear. The affection Mere Forth it. Boston nov. A a judge Mason of the Superior court today gave his decision in the Case of Mira Beals is. Or. Augustus Thompson. A refusing to get a Ido the verdict of $30.000 for alienating the Aff options of Ber husband which was Given a f w Days ago. The plaintiff claimed that the damages Wert excessive and asked for a new trial a bin is refused. The Case will now go to the supreme court on the Boodle aldermen s trials. New York nov. 6.in the court of Oyer and Ter Miner this morning District attorney Fellows petitioned judge Brady to name some time for the trial of the Quot Boodie aldermen whose oases he proposed to try a soon As possible. The judge replied that this was impossible owing to the extraordinary pressure of civil business upon the Calendar. Col. Fellows Tuon said that it might be necessary to Call an extraordinary session of the court for these trials. Judge Brady replied that a ext month would be time enough to fix a Date. _ or. Garrett interested in politic. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Ringwood. N. J., nov. 5.mr. Robert Garrett took a Tong walk today with Bis four attendants in Tab he seemed to enjoy very much. Of late or. Garrett Bas been allowed to read the newspapers and he has manifested much interest in the presidential election. Or. Jacob Howe a is keeping or. Garrett a quiet As col. James Fluffy a a funeral. Lancaster. Pa., no. 5.the funeral of col. James Duffy of Marietta took Diac this afternoon the interment being made in til Borough cemetery. Toe pall bearers were Secretary of stat Bayard senator Don Cameron Geo. . Child Gen. B. Robert Clement or loom Aud judge Biddie of Philadelphia. A Law declared unconstitutional. Pittsburg. Nov. 5.in the supreme court of Pennsylvania today j us ice Williams decided bet the in cogent a Flea Lew wee Unoyo a urn Tolooei. Latest foreign news my la Stone in Birmingham splendid reception tendered Hul the tory policy sharply criticised importance of Ireland a struggle a a lesson from the Sackville incident. I by Atlantic cables Birmingham nor. 6.mr. Gladstone arrived Here today. The City was in fete in his Honor. Or. Gladstone will remain in Birmingham most of the week and will make several speeches. On i arrival today he was driven to the town Hall in a Carriage drawn by four horses. A great crowd awaited him and numerous deputations presented him with addresses. Or. Gladstone in a speech said the n dresses fully recognized the fast that thu or lab question was really the English scotch and Welsh question and that until the question was settled the country could know neither solid peace nor effectual Progri so. He said that All efforts to solve the fisheries question with the United state had been egregious failures. Toe liberals Aid not wish to increase the difficulty of settling the matter in dispute but they were desirous that by a judicious Holce of Perso s and the suggestion of measure the question should be settled in a manner tending to draw both countries into closer relations. The Beckville incident he said a extremely unfortunate. It bad resulted la the infliction of a serious slight Ann disparagement upon England. He hoped the matter was susceptible of satisfactory explanation. The incident ought to serve to moderate a Little the spirit of haunting and bragging which is in vague among Many tone. A King annoyed by Rumoro. Nice. Nov. 5.tne King of Wurtemberg i much irritated Over the newspaper reports Cha gang that be was under the influence of three americans whom he had made Bis favourites. A few Day ago the summoned Baron von Mittnacht the Wurtemberg prune minister to Nice and instructed Hun to make an official denial of a report that his private estate had been involved by his expenses. Stuttgart nov. 5.the president of the Wurtemberg Council has gone to note to urge the King to dismiss Woodcock and Hendry. Woodcock has gone to London. The people unanimously condemn Woodcock an i Hendry. London nov. 6.a dispatch to the Dally news from Nice in regard to the Wurtemberg a Caudal say that the Kings councillor Jackson whoa appointment at a molest salary was a auctioned by toe Wurtemberg Cabinet 1� wrongly confounded with the other american favourites of the King that Jackson is surrounded with none of the luxury displayed by the others Aud that he had nothing to do with their introduction. The Bra tip a minister a Case. London nov. with reference to the Beckville affair the Standard says Quot the real grievance 1 not the letter written by lord Bacavi in but his verbal explain a Ion of it. Ii will however Surprise the people of England to be i id that when lord Salisbury ask d for an accurate statement of what l re Saukville really said the american minister was unable to furnish the desired information and immediately after and before lord Nambury was enabled to act lord Saukville received his Ottawa ont., nov. 5.it is removed that lord Saukville West Wilt arrive Here shortly on a Villi to the governor general. A revolutionary society in Poland. London. Nov. he St. Petersburg correspondent of the daily Telegraph a is Quot Gen. Gourko bad Cut a Telegram to the i Molter of the Interior announcing that he has discovered Tao existence of a revolutionary society in Poland with numerous branches. Many members have been arte1 eluding a number of students a magistrate and several government a of locals ail of whom Are in prison at Warsaw. The society has ii used a manifesto regretting the fail ure of the recent the life of the Czar at a Taii. And threatening a repetition of the newspaper employees rent to prison. Paris not. 5.the manager Ami artist of the paper lot a Barge who were arrested attn instance of the government for publishing cartoon ridiculing the army and glorifying Gen. Boulanger have been convicted and each sentenced town month so imprisonment and to a Fine of 500 Franca. Keal nation of Tia Ron von Kraus. Vienna nov. 6.baron von Kraus govern r of Bohemia has resigned on account of ill heal h. I he opposition Bas unan Momiy decided to support the army Bill Wutoh. Involving a modification of toe Constitution requires a majority of two thirds. A russian shipbuilding company. By. . Nov. 5.a russian comps y ii being formed with a capital of roubles for the construction of docks a id shipbuilding Yards at the principal p Rte. The Bead Caffio of the company will be a Kieff. Gunboats ordered to fori Noaa. London nov. 5.enga.-h a d German gunboats have been ordered to Formosa to protect the into re a to of for eur ers there. A rebellion h a in Ken out among the a Buie residents against Excel be taxation. Bismarck ask to be relieved. Vienna nov. 5 a id burnay morning go Zutte dec a res mat Prince b Lamarck has asked emperor to relieve Bim of a or at p Mon of Bis duties Aud to appoint in his Stead big Bun count Herbert. The East african question. London nov. 5.the in audard a correspondent at Berlin say Quot on the Sucoe As of the German Squadron a attempt to reoccupy the East african coast will depend the sending of an Inland an expected revolt in Bervia. London. Nov. times a correspondent it Rome says that trustworthy Auvice have been received from constantinople to the effect that the government Mere is expecting a revolt in by via. Death of comedian Toula a daughter. London nov. Tome Daugn tar of John l. Toole i he comedian died yesterday. Bile was the last of by children and Ber death has completely prostrated the Veteran actor. _ Cly a a Ted with lord Salisbury. London Nev. 5.�? or. Buckie editor of the times had an interview with lord Salisbury at the f reign office today with reference it is supposed to the Parnell charges. United state Mea Mer Enterprise. London. Nov. 5.Tho us Tel state Strainer Enterprise arrived at Plymouth yesterday. _ return to Turkey of flu water Strauss. Constantinople nov. 6.mr. Strauss the u ailed mat a in mister to i Turkey How arrived Here on his return from the United Blate. Demand for the Ramo Vai of a chinaman. London nov. from Shanghai sat that the King of Corea has demanded la removal of me chinese resident St Seoul. Donation for the anti slavery crusade. Berlin. Nev. 5.cardinal has donate to to be ooze in a sixth part of me pop Douat Ioa Tor the anti slavery crusade. The Georgia stat fair. Macon ga., not. 5.the Georgia stat fair opt used Here today with a Good attendance and the Best agricultural display Ever seen in the Sou h. The races will begin tomorrow and continue durig the a Welcome sound. Jacksonville fla., nov. 5.colored Republican about 1 a a . Are indulging in an Impromptu Para in tonight tue first notes of a band heard of the Street and the first sign of life after Nightfall for fully three months. New oases of yellow fever today 3�wnues, 16 deaths 2�?eloy Tonsey and i Liitt Bessmer. Total Casas 4.316 total deaths 366. Rev. Stuart the venerable pastor of the pretty Little roman Catholic Church known a by. Gregory a at Stratford on Avor England is now in n w York for the purpose of raising in possible the sum of $5.uuto off a debt upon a school connected with the Church and which is situated in Hanley treet almost opposite Shakespeare a Birthplace. Urn Star y and go Mukhil Al the Stock Exchange and the Corn and flour Exchange of this City Wilt be closed to gtd to it timing a Legal Holiday in Maryland. The Stock and other business Exchange of new York Chicago and other clues will Oti serve election Lav in the same Way. The Hanks of Baltimore and throughout Maryland will not tie open. The Baltimore Stock Market a fairly Active and a Leady yesterday. A tolerably Good bassinets a done in City a a carnies something like 35,600 changed hand. The s-65 per cent a old at 103, and the 5 of 1894 at 105y and 106. The 5 per cents of 1916 brought 125, and 12�x was old for More. In state stocks the demand for Maryland 3-65 continue for new York account. A Small lot Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a tuck sold at 86, the highest Price for sometime. Opposing interest were far apart in Charlotte Columbia and Augusta a but 47 a bid and nothing a offered Nuder 56. Transaction in Railroad Bond were moderate. Northern Central Efren by 6s sold St 117h the Gold is at list Aud 118y. And the 5 Der cent series a at hos Virginia and Tennessee 8s brought 124y Atlanta and Charlotte for to tis and Columbia and Greenville seconds s3y. Consolidated Tock was a ready and quiet sales at 51 a closing 51 o51 g the Bonds were 10�s did and 109 asked. Alex. Brown a sons report starting Exchange a firm with Danker a oui 4.34y Tor so Day and 4.88 Lor snort tight actual . Cammor Cial Bill 4.5.504 8is�?T. Franc 5.21 4 for banker so devs 5.15 4 or a non sign and 5.45yn5.25 or Cem mar Elal. Eric Mork Danser 94 h and say a Guilder Bankers 40 and 40 4. The United states Treasury receipts yesterday from internal Revenue collection were s651.23s. And from customs Dontiel were 536,040�?tot�., 1,207,328. The j fee ring of United state bind to to government Vest Day aggregated 1.695,900, including 4 per cents at 128, 125c87k and 130, Ana 4m per cents at loft so. The Secretary of the Treasury accepted 1,147.500 of 4h per cents at 108.50. The statement of the United states treasurer a Hows Gold. Silver and United state note in the Treasury amounting to 717,334,110. Including Gold Coin and Bullion 331,736.853 Silver dollars and Bullion. 254.325.168 Trade dollars bar. 6,11,141 fractional Silver Coin 24,08 933 United Buie note 47.568.597 National Dank note 235.28 National Bank note in process of redemption 3,704.188 deported with National Bank depositories 49 500,094. Certificate outstanding Are Gold 39.yb4,s20 a liver 230,869,oui currency 11.510.800. The new York Stock Market a intensely Dull yesterday with the exception of the first hour when the accumulation of orders Over the Holiday was executed. The transaction in that time aggregated 60 per cent. Of the entire Day s Busia. 1 Here were Liberal. Order to Bay for London account at the opening Bat no increased disposition to Trade among the local operators and after the foreign demand was satisfied the Market was left in the hands of the professionals. As the impression waa that there would be higher figures after the election considerable covering of shorts by the traders followed. Which served to maintain Price All Day and caused some animation in the last hour. When a few Sloe is moved up. Other circumstances favored the Advance the abandonment by the Iowa Railroad commissioners 01 the position Uken by them Tost tall and continued talk of a selement of the southwestern difficulties All aided in the creation of a stronger teeming. Government and state Bonds Ware Dan and steady. Railroad Bonds Ware Dull oat firm. The total tales of a took were 98.191 shores. Gall Loans were easy at a a per cent. Per in Nam. Sterling Exchange was steady and Dail at 4j44m Tor 0 Days and 4.87a for demand actual Bonsness. The Fillad Elohla Stock Market was firm yesterday and in most cases higher. Pennsylvania Railroad Advance to a beam reeding Stock to 25 Alda 25v. Northern Pacific common to a so do. Prof to 401 4 Lehigh navigation wan Man a us a laugh Gnu a Waal fraction Tower a a to Weston Kaw York had Zonnar Lavau was 12alsh, and Northern Central id old Reading general mortgage a per Cento were steady at Sam. The following is an abstract of report made to the comptroller of the currency showing the condition or toe a140 National beak in the United states at the close of business on thursday. Get. 4, 188�. Cento omitted Kunso u acne. Loans and dlacoantsl74jw8.2k5 overdrafts. 294 79 u. 8. Bonds to secure circulation m,9s7.2uo United stale Bonds to secure deposits. 54.208.uwt United Blate Bonds on hand. 007.00 other Stock Bonds and mortgage 99,752, has from approved Reserve agent 170.458.ihs from other National Bank. Mclow from 8tate Bank and banker 23,767,260 real Enate furniture and fixtures ,<91 current expense and tax a mud. 8,498,758 premiums paid. 17,615. Check and other Cash items. 15, /71.024 Exchange for Clearing House. 102.to9.73l Bill of other National Benne. 21,600.818 fractional currency. 894.26 Trade dollars. 419 specie coins 70.722,885 Gold Treasury Cert i Ca Iez. Gold c. H. Cert nest is. Io.385.im a liver Coin dollars. 7, Al ver Coin. Fractional. 8,255.891 a liver Treasury certificates. 798.7 6 Legal tender notes. I,u.4til crts for Legal tender notes. K,9s5,<m> wive per cent. Redemption fund 7,555,401 Loa . Treo Eurar. 935,799 total. A Lia Bilmas. Capital Stock paid in. Barillas fund. Tither undivided profits. National Bank notes issued ii amount on hand. Amount outstanding. 8 Tate Bank notes outstanding. Dividends unpaid. Individual deposits. U. 8. Deposits. Deposits of u. To. Disbursing officers. Due to other National Banks. Due to state Banks and bangers. Note and Bill re discounted. Blis payable. A .2"t 15. 51jii ,. 572. A a 1,6.76 185,320.564 77.454.426. 154,.104 3 in 2.601.4� 151,762 to 87,350 2,378.275. ,s60 52.140,562 3.99b, 960 2� �97.966 114.936.397 17,30.7.730 6,615.813 total.2.3lv51,341 Reserve need 29.08 per cent. The visible Supply of Grain in the United Bustes and Canada is As allows 33,595. Joo bustic.�, Lorca a 218,000 Corn 10.763,000 decrease 401,000 oath fuss Feijoo Lacr Eai a 28,000. Rye 166.000 dash increase 179, Barley 1.786,000 push increase.38.000 . The discount rate in the London open mar it yesterday was per cent per annual Tor Short Date Bitis. Call Loans were in per cent. In the London Stock Exchange British cahoots were again 97 7 16 for Money sud97 11-17 for the account. United cites Bonds were x lower for both 4-,� and 4�, cd lug As follows 4h Rox and 4 per cents iou. American railway securities closed of follow Erie 29\ do. Second console 104 new tort Central la Illinois Central 119 4 Central i it Reading 2.7h. St. Paul 6�a. Canadian Pacific Sih. Atlantic and great Western firsts 4.n, and do. Seconds a a mexican hallway 4. A and mexican Central first Short be Bomi 6.x. At Parla 3 per cent rentes closed at 82f. 4l a. Against a f. 5i>c. On saturday Ana Exchange on London 25f. 23c. For Elecko Etc. Advance. Calke Al Baltimore Stock Boa re. I St boast. 300 . 4�,coupl27h 1b.40, Suo va.l0-40a.lu. Ase 3b i 1000 n. ,190,1118h 69 a. Lemoi 28 i Joo Uva 200o n.c.5. Are a 110 4 400j c. . Amp b. 2ds <0 look Ohio a mtn.spg.106v Luau col. A Greengas �?~3 a Imp a. Mid 3d�113 46 t on. Gas hit Kcf to an a. To a. Up Nan Ai it Central pass. 6s.707 4 7�10j City 5a 1894. .105v 10u0 o. A m ims 118 �?T23 0 106 i Moo Allan. j0 Cliv 6ai-9u.oldl03s 6000 Char it a 1902.124 is Luv 5alk94 105x 451 City 5�, 19.6-.126 7500 Clov 3-boe.l a 5 merchants by. 133 Lugosi. 1900,cur117hi 50u0 Ien nto. Closing Kai Joi ask. Bid. B. A o. She 85 b. A o. 2d cedi m nor. Cen 7u Centra Ohio. 49m too Alanta amp i bar. B4 to Char.,oui aau. 47 Waco. A au.i0� we City passenger 6e frs men . Bait. Eire ins. 18 Ger. Am. Eire. Ltd 32. 124 x ask. 90 ii 76 51 iwo my. S.4s umm a. 4�127 of. S. Car. 6s .lr2 a. 365�.ll my a 920 a. Con. A Lci-40� 36 a. 3. A. Cod 82 Sam pc ratju�?T85 sin a. . 85 1� nor. Car 4s. 9i Cliv is. Lri. Iossi cd i a a Moo n w. In cur 6a if my Cliv a 1902. 12sh Clov 5a 1894.usv City 5a 1900. Iii City 5a 1916125m nor. Water 8�. Bank of Baho. Hang of com. Clix end by 19 com. A farm. 1-9 46m Frank in Bank 9u German by ii Howard Bank. Manu act ers. 98 Marine bang., so mocha mesh by. 12m Mere ban to a by. 132 a third Nat. By. People a by. Western bans. Central pasa.o�i07 con. Gas sin Cut a. Gay Bdl i /9>% a ddsl03 bait. . 20 he Leer va.ey.u.0 Bailo a . 25 United mates is. U. A. 4h Pacific to.95 District 3 a As. Georgia 7s Ped is. Missouri is. North 6. Do. Con. Of. Tennessee set. To. Do. Do. 5� do. Do. To. Virginia is. Virginia . Coop Central Pacific Isla 1�. A k. G w Ute. Ii. Kat to. My a k. A Tex. Is. S or. Pacific Isis. Do. Do. 2d�. N. Western con n. W i ebb no 5s. Union Pacific Isis. West Shore is. Adams express Altos at. H 43 do. so american express. In Canada Southern. 5n Bien. A Point. Central Pacific 36- Rock Island cd. A alton135 s. Louis a aaa f cd. A a ton Leo in. B. A q Lux cites appease a Ohio. 19 Chesapeake Aoh Lols 17t Mesa Peak a ohio2. Isi get. A Bull a la a i Lack. A w 139�?~a Denver a k. G._.1-n Erie. 29n Erie of. 64 b. T. A a gee. Sick Ion Wabash. St. L. A a. 14 93x Yuo. 97 to i j3x ac.3.107x 102x plot a on.u7�llh i to run or. Cen6#1900 117 irs n u 6#goid9o0.11x 108 . 1904.119 114 non series 126 x 5s. A a i Eublio 127 nor Cen.4x�.h�x Joh 143 c. a 9k we it c. . A b.2d� 69% to 20. W. A Esq. 85 132 c. To. A. Tot in. 12 a in 46 16#1�5 in us a a u Nion a a Tain lib la weigold7all7 lox wha weiaon5#llo 101vav co. A au6.i a of Jam is 2217"� ii o pm 7o�>-� 106 % i a o. A miss 5# 91 112 at a bar i i 124 1�. Agrentos. L�?~<4 Tilo. A g. 2d� 83x six 1074 a mid. 2d�. Is 51 x v a. Mid. So loo 109\ a. Mid a is. Fin 71 104 a. Mid. 5ths�?z 96 it Geo.pacihctot.a09 pm Miv a. .6.ic6% so c. F. A y. V. Mio 104 at hew tout. Woven tax 5. It. 111. Centi. My is a Lei. 12. 722 Lake Kne a West a. 17% Ito lace snore.,. Khz 1u3 Loui. A Nav nil in sox 90 Manhattan elevated 95 102 Memphis a Char 64 1� Michigan cent. In 92 Missouri Pacific. 7$ 70 x Mobil a Ohio. 9x la morn a Essex. .143 104 Nav a. A Chatta. ©2 4 n j. Centra. 9u. 42 Norfolk a Western. 17% 113 nor a wet. . 52 77x Northern Pacific. 26% los do. Pref. 61 56w a North we. 112 Iuda do. Rid. 143 .109 new y Oikuen. By a a 744 x new y Ork a n k. 4 x to x Ohio a Mississippi. 23 x 113% Obi amiss. Of. 3 in sex Oregon a a. 98 r a Oregon Trina. 149 Pacific Moi. 37 Peoria A Evans. 25v Reading. Son Richmond a Allegany by _ Chi ,10. 27 s. In Home .107. On do. . Do. First old. St. Paul. Do. . St. . A Omaha. Do. Old. Teen. and Iron Lex a Pacific. Union Pacific. . Express. 35 % -4n k t a a old 74 do. Do. 2d rid. 24x fort Wortha Denver Hocking Valley. 26 Hocking Valley Coal 19 Kings a Pere. Fort wayne150 Houston a Texas 16 do. . Wells fargo138 Western Balon so Sliver certificates. -4v w Erie con Amer. Colton Oil 2s vjac4.v�r. Do. Old 36 reported Tor the Baltimore Baltimore Market. It Motr at. Nov. 5, 188s. Prices Given below refer to wholesale Vrr Atton Only. Unless Ottier Wise a me port Touar 56.099 Bale a ame Day last year 61.315 . Exports 2s.s87 Balsa. Stock at ail port 628.9,4 Bals. Sam time ast year 572,648 pales. Stock to Baltimore 12.311 Oates. The Market is steady at 9n9x cents per la for middling. At new York spot c so i steady for middling a a a a a a Quot at Stead Foi o a november. December. January. February. Mama. April. Sisi today Tail baes. >ffk�.the local Market 1� Dull hat steady on a a i of 15n cents per a for to. Of new Yolk futures were up again and the Market closed steady. 7ht closing quotations at the new York Exchange Barday. Today. .51 9.509.62 9.609.74 9.739.5 9.m1.95 9.94 10.04 were of follow list to. Toov. November.13 36als 90 13 �?~>af4 6 december13 wa13 65 a he ails 85 jannarv13 55al3 60 13 65a�?T3 75 february13 snails 55 111 its to March. .13 50a13 55 13 6sa13 to sate 49.750 bars. Boasted on Pound pared i9 a 20-, Cento lag Avra and Maracaibo 23a24-cents and Java 28a3t cents Ner in. he recent today per rail were 6.930 bbl including 2.086 Bol for through shipment. Coastwise shipments 315 bbl. The Market is quiet and the tendency i toward lower prices Winch Woald have to he accepted to effect the Stock of Western flour Here 1� Light and Price in the Northwest Are a to i relative v higher than on the Seaboard which checks any a a Tous decline. Prices Are nominally unchanged. Sales reported today 3 Hobbs Rio Exira and too Wettern Lainily on private terms. G ital receipt today a re 19,195 Southern wheat 6.799 auth Western do 804 in a Southern Corn. 3,405 Oue heis Western of 6,10 Bushel onto Ana Sou o Mno Rye. Shipments 77o Bunei Wasat 9,830 Hast Corn. Stock in Keyster 1,491.568 0un seat. Ana 26.272 oust a is Corn 163.582 Bash oat and 12.712 Bush Rte withdrawal of oat from elevator loo Busto. Southern w it is easy and Dull with Only a moderate demand from Miller. Quotations Are Rod curd about 2 cent Oigt around Choice a old at in cent with one Sinai lot do. At 113 cents prims milling wheat at to cent and fair at 1 18 cent Rue Market for a Stern declined Early later recovered and closed on the noon Cal. At slight gain irom tha morning. The transaction were Light including 1100 Busas no. 2 red a pot at 103s cents and 11.000 Baths december at 106 cent. In the afternoon the Market we Dull and steady closing As follow spot Kivalos it. November 104 ctr be Cellier 106v cents. January 108-Jaia-\ cents. Southern White Corn 1� scarce Aud wanted at 53a56 Cento and no old Stock on the Market some fair White sold at 44 to yellow Corn 1� also in Light Supply with Small offerings and prices a re h Cher a Ais of Cholee on track at 57 ctr. The stoc of West Ern Corn is Aiso much reduced and the Arriva a ors Light i he Markei is firm sad higher principal on account of to locks. Sale sax Bush no. J White snot at 50 cent. Roo hush mixed spot at 53 cent. 1550 Bush do. At 51 cent i6.d00 Bash january at Ai of a and .7000 Bush at 45n cents. After change the Market continue firm Chorng is follows Mot 51 Cento the year 6. Cents and january 457�?zo45n ctr. Gat Are quiet with Little doing common Stock is largely out of proportion to the demand but is mostly in Good hands Ana to not being pressed for Sale quotations Are nominal no. 2 White 32 cents no. 2 mixed 29 cents. Western White 3i033 cent extra Choice do. 34o37 cents Western mixed 27a29cer.ta, inferior and common 23o25 cts Southern and Pennsylvania 28a3s cent. Bae iwo Bash Bright mixed at 29 cent. Rye is Dull Good to prime is quoted Al 62a65 Eta and common at do cts per Bushel. Arrival Are mostly direct to distillers. Hat and of hav Are being somewhat reduced and the Market is steady though the Supply is still in excess of the demand. Prime to Choice Timothy has x6 n0agl6 50, Lair to Good 15 00a g 15 50. Mixed 14 50ais50. And Clover 13t#s14i0 per ton. Cut hav Ltd easy. Choice Lin Iotov and Clover mixed Large and Small blocks 17 fair to Good 14 50al new York Cut i7a18 per ton. Straw is quoted Tor wheat 8 of aft oat 8 59a9, Rye in blocks 10all and Large Bales and bundies i3al4 per ton. Mill Western Winter bran is 17al7 50 per ton. Heavy 15 5016 to it Daisug .3 00m 16. A Tanagra City Mills middling 17, and lightweight do. 18919 per Tom Market opened steady in new York at s5 cent per bbl and after and vane a to 85-, cents became weak and declined to 84n cent. There a another rally and the close a firm at 85k ctr. Bales l375, Bol. Refined Oil for Export is 7 v Eta gallon crude in bbl 6h#7n cent naptha to cuts Ner gallon. chickens Are noted at 3o8i< cent and Young at 9a9< cents per la. Turkeys Are 89 it Ber la for live. i he Market it quiet and firm. Bulk meal in Carload Are Anoia at by of for a moulders by Cento Tor Long Clear and by cent Tor Clear Ria Side. Boxed lots Are jobbing from store h Cen above these prices. Sugar Pickle shoulder us cents sugar cured smoked shoulders to Cert. Bacon hams 12�?~4affix cents t Rae Western lard in round lot 9qa9>j cts a of beet refined to a cents per la to jobbing Trade. Mesa pork jobbing at a amp 5 per bbl in. fancy i quoted at 27a 2. A Echt Prima to Choice rial cents Freak Western ohm. E at am Canto do. Good to prime 1u416 Coats and nearby Roll walk Cento for Nuh and 1a�16 club per la for Good to prime. a a noted at 25 Cento and nearby 26 Cento Ber dose Lee Bouse goods Loozl cents. And pickled 1920 cts. Rara As 3ir#aoa.hards, Cut loaf in cd Cal in Cento powder 7x Cento granulated a o Uta. A Otto Moat a in Cento. Die. A Pontac Tiaera a a n Cento confectionery a in Cento a 7, Cento per la. A even bbl it a More he of Fri Leas. Standard Giac of syrup 2 Cento a com. Three or More bbl in a a per gallon. Sew prime to Coolen a a a Plover Veedla 99n cent per la Lair to Good a Gnu Virginia seed tja7 Cento old crop 7 48 it per id. Biset a there it a moderate jobbing demand for i stall Jet a Milo Tan Crl Taa. A. A a a a a of a a a she till ii Guo air Tori. To Cor t Tor Ord fsr Jibu iry k. Quarter. Udo Pool room Moe Dat. Nov. 5. My. I a wll. Wit tto Nubia or of the receipts Tom i Lam fun loot monday there has Beau a Active demand prevailing in ail us Yard and 2rt�# Tat Isleta Skade i bar lbs ust Waak. The Anoa to Toro tic bout average Tell Battay too it did ism mood. I quota Mon at 11 Tanto Tor common to goad and Vuk in is to toe extra Mon sales Wert at Ihan Cento. Roca ate Toto weak 5118 Bood. Claremont Boogk Yards t balt no it t. Hot. \ a a. It arrival of lire Stock Al Claremont Arock Tardo a i Baltimore and a a to Railroad sort no we a a a aged nov. 4.us Rani containing 2160 Conte 34 calve 2850 sheep Ana Lam it a. 4m4 hog and 9 horse. Shipment to new y it re. Philadelphia. A. Ism Cattie. I Coil. 966 it he a and Lait Quot a l-e/7 hog. Ail hog Ana j4n� old in Tny be Yang Are at grow w lbt. Keck ref hmm in aet a Are against 297h last wee air to Good a sold Al 6 to pig at 5 2j�5 id and rup hog at a oua5 25 per too in. attle Marf Arth it Telegraph. New Vork. Nov. 7.�? Oey vet a stereo to today 1000. Trading amt with a downward tender a nor be leers so id Al 3 7i a3 to to few ton at 3 Mas 5 do per by la i o. Rein and r ringer a 3a $4 40 per iou lbs. Sheep a la. 791 a Market opened do. And irregular it Oceania firm a for Good Stork beep a i i i$4 in. Aith a Lew slowed wether at or i m pm a. at 4 75 $6 35 Ier too a Hor that. A Ray Domi Nai for live hogs at 5 it it a a 15 Ner i m is Murlat Al Ria. A. Nov. 5. It a int thl week Beeve 4m it a of a 12 Moll log 8.00. la a a remand poor and a Rice we Aker a trs 55-, Cento Good 4h04x Eta we on acid d., con Mon la 8 4 cent per la. Duc p in v or demand a try 4\5 cents Good 4 ,a4 cent rued on Ito cent and common 23 cents Perth. Loin us a6s% cents re or la. Hog in poor demand and a lower extra pm a go svy abut or it 7vxifs it Tate h go 7 Silt cent per pm in cow ii a ave at .�?T5$6u per Bead and my Len Cai pc Dull at j�6 cents or to. Cai too. Nov. A cattle keep Iritz loue a Tou rent a a Market Dot. Anc v native steer $6 # Stockert Sod feed a a. So mixed at i a ,�.,Lex a cat a in i 503 2.�, a w in Ranger a $4. Hogs Boce int . And a he it Market Active mixed 5 50$7 55, heavy .7 6d�g, Light 5 to .7 i a. Sain at 57 a a. ,-5f��?~e it a tier Elrd a aks it and Ahi lament a a Market a a a a. A Ivy. 4 la we i Era 8 30a3 55, texans 2 75$3 5. And lamps i Iii ,5 per in lbs. St. Loci nov. 5 pc a of 1800 had shipment. 2�, Sisr Ltd St Aly Choice Neary Lvi Staer 5 May. A a to Good of. A 47 a. Oftener steers medium to Choice. I/-.44 stockers and feeders fair to to of. J lash rangers corns 3.1 044 i and Iraq do. I Fotss o markets a Telegraph. Liv sem l. Nov Lott do it ii it today 16.000 ba.i., la a. . a a.�, l l. .1� a. A a a Encan. Vul aet a to a go. I a mind american middling 5 ii c Stoa to arrive of it no Ltd quiz and St. At Sud closed . November Den very a shilling 5 32-04 5 a 64a� 32-040. N o pc to or Ai december 5 264 a 28-04. 37-64rl deem or and in i Varv 5 25-4 4 5 2t>-64u.i january a. T re 2.&Quot r it and fete Mary am. Mar a a. 2,0, a a Ani april 527-645 2m>1 1. A r Ani May and june 5 of 4a5 la 4 1 i i a a and 5 �z3-64 j. It Nelt and a id i a Holder offer . Corn i m a go a a nixed Vav 4 i i l. Per Centi. To uw30t. Per cwt. For Fine amen in. I Uri it a mind spirit 1 a. Per Cal Londo. It v. .7 i it a. I Petr. O a 7 an 9-Ioo. Pm gallon r it p. R Ltd a Akra tar. A Lien Ned Petroleum 19-v fran for Nae Aiea nor eau. Lox Doh. Nov. 5.i he Mark Lane express in it we easy review i Grain la. Cera. La. Of last week am of it it a la Niue favouring further seed a. The it Oan wheat above ground Sou a Fui p ant. Kit you nov. Flour and heavy. Low extra 3 454 i to of 40. Winter a v at Low Grade Quot of 27, fair to Tan 5 &Quot.mil. Southern Hoar d ii. I fair extra 3 65a$l 25. Good it t. A get a Lour a Leady. B a Corn my Al quiet. ii . W a no. 2 re i spot i up a Pic Centi cents december Marc a 116 cent. May in. Act ate 8a72 cent. A Ora l higher no i of 4e-a.i 1 cent. December Cente. .9 4o a cents. Oat quiet a a. Cent. No. 2 in Ltd so v Ltd n 31 4 cent do. White 3-i. A hops steady que to Quot at Rio quiet. Or. ,7cert Mand Dom 4� Geetu c of ton seed of fir., or Ciu in 353# cent. To own arc cent. Rosin steady c in $1 07. Tar a to. 1 cent. Egg firmer Vav �?�,�.-�. 3035 cent limed 19il9, cent about steady. Hide net. A a Active. q a up lied 2sa3>i cents. La Xay 143 steady Blat a v i .7 re i cent. Ester. Cair -26 cent. Freight firm. Cut it Chicago 5.�? or chiefly Oca. The c. J a a Oai Urdaz. Corn was firm i Range 2 at about of Fork opened act Ive and adv Dot dec in 153u Cen a Aud diam figures. Lard wa�dt�7 a the Dowin Grice of of pm 113 a cent. Corn. V a cents u cents. F future clue a o Vav he 2>.p to nth Jusino to i to aft is 1 Lor it sir lev h Recta a a a in. Dui it in to Troy uni to rents May mix a it it. A City 5% a trails i a earner firm. Lair a in a Leech 3-0-15 cl�., it b. Tier quiet. A Reamer vaj6do. Creamery 16 a. Grain 4viva� du., arid Trode Micier than Ting within Small a i cares. Me a 7-� Cento . Id steady at me. Nations Chat. t. A at 1.2 .4 a cents Rye. 55 Corn. Data. November. I a 39 w As december. 114 is a 25 january. Lux tix May. 115 29 the closing t roes of or 0-, on were my up it re. to 62xa$i4 75. Nov Ember $14 3a. December $14 45. Jan. 7 m a $15 lord 8 5$rt 17 Short 7 5o&$7 55 b. Xou Mea ass 25. A Bort cd a sue .2 a 25 oth a Artic closed a Lou own whisky $1 Ai Al Utt it a at St any and unchanged. I7�c�ipt�. W beat 64. Of ousted us Corn 25i.ojo Btl Hei Oats. 19. Of t a a. wheat 42.joo Buie c urn .7i.b�i Bushel. Oath Bash St. Loris. Not. 5.f4o a Bomina Lyun Sang. It Vav head pts be and c used it a it a Al Cen cent. Cord november 38 3s\ cent v Nuriu. Quiet quiet. Lead Good Stock a Leady a lev a 12h. P Rit it 7 62s97 7 shoulder. In. 8 77.f tix rec 45.oh Bush wheat 27,000 nut. Bushels. He i Laid a Phi a Pennsylvania no Pentis Yiv a a to Choice. 4,Eye buckwheat float x cents butter Ito a t big a Cento declined in no. 2 red spot to Oil May 172 4� 2 rash lbs Cen a. To Ira cents via a .2 cent Bio. Rye . Weak. Bran aged. Egg higher a Cento we ukr pork $15 Lari Era is lense and n7$ 3>. Bacon a 75. A ii Ort c Lear -. . Corn , Gate Vav flour weak. Vvs a Tern and i i a a a. 4a>4 25 w or Patent. Lair to a in it4 i$4 .3#. Are steady 3$ -5 per a at Dot a Liber 44-ai5 cent firm no. 2 mixed 23 provisions steady Anier quiet Bat steady a to to. Prints do. La first 25 ctr red. Fwd Auh cent. Dace her Iota cents. Rve firmer Corn steady no. 2 november 4sh049x c Jannary 44-45 can . 2 Welt 32 in moderate demand. Butt pen ii a i vat. I Creamery Exir 2526 cts. Egg steady. Penn Bugany re fied quiet Audun Winter bran t il.7 per ton. No n ar�.t tomorrow. Gin inn at n v. A Klar Deli heat Dull no. J red n7. Cento Recei to e.5u0 Bustle a a i Ishu. Tore Dull. I or no. 2 mixed 43a4-t Etc cats firm no 2 mixed 27 cent. Rte a Ier n. 7 at 59 in or. I. It at $73. Lard firmer at i meats or. Fair demand Short rib $7 76. Bacon i Mer. Hart Clear $93#. Whisky a teary firm at $1 14. Butter quiet Toner Creamery 2 a 2� Cen prime fairy 1316 cents. Ltd red Toi in a de Ana. Firm at 3557 cent. Flog act a a or user. A. Ight at. 4 4095 50 Pocai Aza a butchers a 5 2565 53 receipts �?T7.001 in to ments 2.5u0. Eggs ate it it it cents. Toledo nor. 5.clover�� do i and lower Cash at Jan w. A act r $ 4j. No receipts or so menu w min Tow. S. A . 5 a spirits Taro Anttn firm at 43 Sento a sin firm Ira sea at to cent Good to.75cento, far get 150. Rae Tarp a firm a a a $1 30-. Vezio pc to. And Vir la 92 to Oil Catt. A n v. 5�? nation transit Ort Fri Raus Nenoto St sox highest s6x. Lowest 94x. Adbi. Aalt a 6.a,o.2j Ideo be Rance 2.260. Coo dp.�, a Hafter 30.502 Shumei to 121.3uu dbl ran 55.594 fib i shipping intelligence. Port of Baltimore november 5. I bib. Clearer strop Chatham. Howe for boy . L. Chagrin Charles i Laver. Hand. Hoboken consolidation Coal co. Peruvian. Brit a he . A. A Abii Mayber a c , Bro Heath. Part. Pernambuco and Cesar. W a co. Echos Walker Armington Drinkwater. 1t< a Donee. Gray. Kiroian a co h. J Loon. Henderson. F i River. a co. Moville j. Aun ters. Lew . George w Jones . Let. . Vgo a a. In St on Fred. L. Freeman a t it Lizzie h. Pantie. Merer. Newbury Purlg. L. It Arey be co Hart spro Boston. G. L. 1 Arev be cd Ellen i onto. Hank us. It it Deuce. � re w. Be it a co Lillie f. Schmidt Herider it a Providence s. B. Mart a co. Char is 8. Davis Quot a love new London Grav in Ian a co. Sallie to strip Chatham for on Charles f. Mayer. Hoboken a chrs Crescent. A River lad a. Horton m ii a j. A hider f in Toi in and Lillie i. 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