LESS THAN 100,000 SHARES. thc election of Harrison THE COURTS. and by no set ot men. Its conclusions were For my part I am bolting on WM. H. GRAY, an uttei and Morton.* 8SEK reached after careful deliberation, after _ HATHF4R TKr-TIFY. AK UNDERTOKE of sentiment between the representative* ME. HILL AND 1-1-8 20 AND 22 WOOSTER-ST. OFaTJEKGTU change UKI J-ICANS ACTIVE IX THIS CITY. Vgl-IOMS or THK BAKU AfFAlB TH of the hading candidates, the result of whirl OKOANIJCATION IX DIFFKUKNT STOCKS DULL 4iND FLUCTUATING WITH AP a harmonious that the norn STKKBOTIIKIVIXO THK PARTY cask, ctoarjp. was united agreement I ESTABLISHED 1859. TENDENCIES. Ina ion of General Harrison was the true outconu THK DEMOCRATIC STRONOHOLD. In the Ill-ventilated lUMo Supreme Courtroom PREGTATIVl- mun*, Club of tho city Bf terr AT TIIE STOCK. EXCUA>'a_-JUNE 27. of the situation, so much so, in fact, thst Some time apo the Republican Justice In ls holding special SALES men at thc Convention declared the efllclent method of which graham C IRK! -<*!>. ClKRI.lCaEN. THA URKAUAL LISA representative New York, believing that most than could find scat* were crowile that they regarded it almost as a dispensation In tho organisation of clubs In many more people I THK LAKOE8T AM) M08T VAKIII1 AHSORT.MKN'T Actual Salea" Cloaln_ Me 1 at least halt a dozen ol campaign work lay listening to further testimony of Providence. beard tho various Assembly Districts of tho city, appointed together yesterday annul IN TUB CITV. rrn.'Ks. them actually say so. organi¬ the suit In which Margaret Mather seel- the op'*| H'guLmr'v, r>___,|______2 " in this fact, a commlttoo of twenty-five for the purpose af a_d an ac The Convention waa also unique of ment of her contract with J. M. HUI ans it differed from any Republican zing such clubs. Tho committee comprised some -°oUn VICTOBIAS. Ainonr- "SN. that absolutely tho Miss Mather was present all <-**T CABRIOLETS. WAOON1TTE9. Atlantic A Pee 90 National Convention that lins ever been hold. Thc tie- most able and Influential members of club, counting. court n MutT li AP url 07 .» 97»« U7-* 87 *t if and wearied with the long and heated . ROCKAWAYS. 20 60 only Convention that will compare with it in among them being Edward T. lurtlott, president ol palo Habel BCKANor... l:'1. 30C was the Convention Sho sat beside her husband, Emil MTl'l.r.S AND **U-E& Can Honlliero. IBIS a't>4 a'»4 the length of time lt lasted the club; ITesldent James P. Foster, of the National hearsal. ALL Canada Pacific (Eh ir otr»4 1 at which Garfield was nominated near her counsel. J. eu* 814 8814 1*2 ina of pho, General 1-eaguo of Clubs; Jamee a Rehmaler, korn, and his stator, Cnlltinliol N Sit St 31*1 But thc reason why that Convention sat so lona Republican K. of the Board of Aldermen, cor T CART*. DEPOT WAOONS, Central ?*clti*" ,. 1 James W. Hawes, Charles rresld-nt Forster, -. 'I*-' lie was that it was domj_ated absolutely by the rep¬ Mortimer C. Addome, client, Mr. HUI, wi. Chic A All .... lo»V.JGio»*» lOI-t 1.47*4 interests, which Solon B. and William H. Townley. Mnuod the examination of his HCRRKYM. RD Ml WAGONS, ChleA rlorwt. 108' 106-U 101-4 itu** resentatives of two eonflict.inc Lesow, Smith, not his at an; Lille A N*A »?. .. ,i» weat tliere to wai**o. a mutual hattie of txtermlna James A. Blanchard ls IU chairman. Tlie commute* said that Miss Mather wat partner 83 U 64 63 a-j v 13-1 a-itfl standing In the wln*?< Fll AFTON**. BICKnOAROS. Chic Mil AtttV 102 v 101*, lol aio Total salas.______i_____ .____. tion. The most a/ttex and ra moro.* animosities. wts soon after Its appointment and a sub¬ time. When be said to her OhVI'tl ora. ioK\ 102*,! 102**! organized - the most intense .vorsonol heired, controlled t-hf he applied th cati.a cut*.; .. .. j C-OSINO FRICKS OP PHILADELPHIA STOCK- for each Assembly District, '.Good buslnei- tonight, partner," -. ~ of committee \va3 appointed CA RIK, C Ht l,.t r pre. .. :: 1% U* 100 men who reprey nted thc two factions th'- party and needs of eaeh district to hor In a Jocoie tplrtt. In ail hi 34*. I4-.II4V 34 S ** Mh BC A**#d. I HirCATitm* achieved to ascertain the condition word "iiartrer" CANOPY PHAETONS. Chlr-tFAiao J.U 102 103 1° .-'* Wost N ll 11 nt that time. The result was finally never lott his temper o VB FM « OPT! 108 104 UH rtnn*rivBoia-.Pannsrlvaoia.. ?->*a5-14 524 Y_. cast his vote foi and report to the full commlttoo. Tho Investigations dealings with her he had Ul-, llSV *.»¦_ 1,l3o Media*.OT*. 29 7 ld f. 1 Central. . by an accident A single man he nevar ha- HD1E**-' DRIVING PHAETONS. io.-)-, lot 1.137 Vauer.. 124 62 Oreeoi. Treat,.. 234 uno/i ballot, until finally it seemed and were made. harshly. Whllo she waa bingle ^^.¦^BJBJflLa-i0 lt I A Pacific 3 JUiiiiku 4 234 Garfield every reports spoken BREWSTER CANOPY TOP IIEACH WA OOH, rwmti* dat 2 1 Moria t'Bcrao BL Pail.-, Ci** 634 as If the only deliverance to the party from In most of tho districts no clubt existed, In tome any troutde with her. f'i- ft 300 Ml.- Re.Jin* tensr- K ( \\ .tr ll i*l ruin wb\ tn concentrate behind end follow thal with a existence only ; while Plttenhoefer, Mr. lill OPEN FOI R-IN-HAND HR Mi. ClevoA Pitt*. .Nortn Pacin* «S. 894 *»*j there were clubs nominal Cross-examined by ex-Judgo *i M HH4y 60»4 Bevlin* 8i . ei H fae. *, and in that way General Garfiold fit (CCA 1. .raf. 50ri lndividr,«j- and efficient clubs without HTAMIOPE GIG, .... 3d only In a few were there vigorous answered every question perturbation, Coi ii v ArfM JUhidh Nav.... 484 Hoad iib sar 5t ?6 76 waa ncAT.inatcd for the Presidency. were to hlBuel ii iimmlBiL True tit-.. 60 ... work. Wle-re clubs wanting statements favorable AND A I.ARIU. NUMBER. Ol' OTHER STYLE** bell.A Wes CONVENTION- doing good party qucntly interjecting A HARMONIOUS and where were feeblo tho commltU-o were and were ruled out. Il DeiAiiud. BOSTON " cnllivly they which not responsive CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Denv A Kio Or --OtiiN'O -JUICES OF STOCKS. at this Convention just over there wa« to were un '.-fow. sought to arouso tho Republicans greater activity 1 Jd hit reli-ont with Miss Mather perfect BOTH NEW AND SECOND-HAND. Iint-A bC. J-Otton, June 27. J gag. Bev,rr n particle of animosity. There was nothing tho efforts of tho committee, much surprised wl.fi Kjst Tenn. and effort. Through Ul she married. Ho waa very WILL ALSO RENT FOR THE SEASON. lTei.o itt or.. faaa.Iif.To-aaj. Yob.rdaj.10^*7 P>Jo the kindliest feelings expressed upon all sides and In of the general club movement of whleh he had no nolie E Tenn Ia ntl. AA Toa. lit 7i 1204 1204 Rutland com.... .'.** Ri* consequence he heard of her marriage, Ot.40 4u** was an underlying scnti on tho tho work of organizing In reply to a dlrec Evan* A TH. A-TooKK... 884 8»4iKu_I.u T4*»it tiiTe overwhelming going through country, until arter lt had taken place. liv.' A >envar BastooAAIbaT 190 19041 Mus Cent K a fluent in favor of thc nomination of James G new dubf and of strengthening the old ones has made by ex-Judge Dlttonhoefer the witness ar Oreen dar. Vost A Maine... 2U<4 2114' oom. 19 li question - his In soveral of the districts tho never teen tin Ri>'i* Tona¬ tlie Barling- Wis Cen: H i.Hlaine, which nothing in the world but favorable progress. knowledged that Mist Mather had lli Cen'...-.... Quloor. 1124 ll'-'4i PM. M 'Florence and Paris letters could have proven "(I club movement and work are all that can bo desired, to tho expenset ot the company ll Cent ie'.i l's Ctn San tl Clot. I''1* IB Aliouei UiB'Jj. vouchers relating .* ¦» ifrom being made manifest in thc Convention Am tim© there are no clubs at all In a to he. liol li 'Al... Fa#terB RB... 117 130 mew). 4 but at the present He that he had sent telegram ¦« 40 40 Cainm't A tloeia S40 Ut) even those letters, there were still **o mnnv a acknowledged Kine 1'em... Flint Fort M. despite of the and In few " for P Ino 100 Fr-ukiiii-. . ,.', tn tho Convention who were waiting foi a number Assembly Plstrlcts, saying 1 have mado a splondld lnverfme-t you,' 1 i a tr. Finn A Mitt delegates to make them strung and am 6^^Sfe_SI_!____ I. B <* * nrf.l- Kan Cltr NU A Huron. 41* others the to east their votes for him, that they need help to the Columbia Theatre transaction Stine... C Bluff*iff* 7s....7s... 120 120 Oaceoia. 19 opj»ortunity Intended that tho clubs shall referring SPRINGSTHE-QA-iMI2t* Lake 71 71 unless his real friends had repressed their action, eaiclcnt. lt ls not characUrizcd lt aa "an -.fortunato mitrfaJic." Lout Uland LK A I'S. guinn. sent Edinburgh the district 1* the, moat valiiabln In hone slm-o 1.842. do 7s. 109 Bell Telephone. 23'.'4 J:«f and if he himself had not his lnterlere In manner with rcp*ilar .¦ benefit 0 Improvement A Nash any Havo ever MIm Mather the T.onl* (en coti... 144 Boston band.... 7 7 thc Convention would havo been in labor In you given Its lastlnft qualities ara from flvo to time* treater I. >' A A Chlo. Mm 144 dispatches, organizations, but that they shall harmony which have made on other produr elRht Coi nuncan Central Water power... 74 7 sos-ion probably for two longer. enormous Democratic any prouts you than any hose not armor*.. Itt completo Micros,; ha* Manhattan Ut JMor KA* 41 66 66 Iaiaararic. 150 163 days with them, to tho end that the of connection wltl tlr-nhai Heath. Cent. 20 20 The moment that these dispatches wore received 'Hie end tums during tho six ycart your caused unprincipled partlca to Infringe tho jiatoiits owned Jleilc.n Cen JSYAN-ncl.. 8*<4 39 Mas* to and for this majority In this city may bo reduced. do 7*. 1224 1224 Bau DL Co..... 31 II the outcome was evident all, her?" bc was asked. and controlled by u», and we therefore notify all audi that M DMA W .... 1.ind .'4 % 35 which here¬ tho of Ihcso clubs ls tho * w "Tl OjM. A I. Chan West Knd reason, that the New-York delegation, sought by organization '. No," bc replied, " nor charged any Josses again* "TIIIu MAKING, VI.NDIN-> Ol'. USC 09 LBJ AR- M OS nll.to.coni.... 14 O'-.. Lani 3'r» Se'us 614 lit since 1H72, has gone to a National of tho party, and tho cleef lon MORI'.D Mos]-, OP M A Ht U. Oldi'oionr. 165 166 tofore, always supremacy Republican cither." WIRE-WOUND NOT OUR MANU¬ va -ii 1.orr.. I_ Convention split up into warring factions, this of Its candidates, Harrison and Morton. her, FACTURE IS AN IN FRI NORM KNT ON ONE OR MK* T. M. In to a question as to why lie had Inserted ti .MOKE OF OUR SEVKRAL PATENTS. ANY VIOLA¬ AND LOSSES IN EARMNGS. lime, under the leadership of Chauncey Depew, \\ hut wanted to carry forward tho work, so well reply TION Ol' WIIHTl illi.T Mo Pncltle.... -lj.__,S an absolute unit upon every || new contract a clause indorsing himself and ii-cak WILL WITH IMMEDIATE ian'- A Ohio.. m. pecame question ls moro money, and tho committee can pro- the FllOSKI I'TKiN DRABS l-l.ATI's SET BETWEEN Wednesday, June 27.p. the Convention. When Mr. Depew pro- advanced, amicable and 6at-factory ar TIIE Hose AND WIRE DENOTE OUR MANUFACT- P> ll AWtD...- before i- coed no further without If. All who contribute to lng of tho perfectly Nli central... Thirty-one railroads now havo reported theil bounced, as he did iticallc, for General Har him and Miss Mather. Mr. lill Ul'.r. ANI) TIIE PAT-NT-* N *i Ct sn. emph his can rest assured that tho money will bo raiigcmeuts between for tho third week in June. Ot «on, the remainder ol the delegation followed this objeet with l.er bu Waterbury HubOi i- Co., lf> Warren St.. N. Y. NYCAHtl. ure gross earnings le.wl without a question. It was felt that thc expended judiciously and strictly for club organization replied that ho expected troublo BBOflp, NTLB « W.. these twenty have returned gains on the weeic must bo and arbes lueoeat and not a cent will bo wanted. had no Idea that he would have any with her. NY I.KAVV ur wishes of New-York respected, nod party who wa* arrested at his homo on thc A six show losses. The abe allied herself to another doubtful State, thc The- committee therefore appeal* to generous Re¬ testified that she ficpicntly ac Hath-Bt, following NV SK.. of 1887, and aggrcgatea Its Be- Jits. Julia Dodge day. At the (.'..mtier Mes*, rn r, NV es arc a-foLlowa; _!cpublicans bo forwarded to William Ru*hfle|.-I. companied the company, of which Mbs Mather ilurl? Olrard, of .N.,. ul UaHflBd that on l'or -was absolutely within their grasp, nnd before mlttanecs may Mulberry-at, NTH* W... cen- treasurer. No. 45 who will acknowlcdgo tho ton of the witness, known on the Hage as Fred tho of IB elm heard rn renns In thc SA'i nr... Third week June- 11W7. 16bS. Differences, enthusiasm unparalleled since the groat Convention Cllff-st., tho night May hallway NY co'* Inc.$l.'J.ao3 ll.tsO receipt of tho same. were the members on Kl tours of her house. rsl..- Braal of h-r rattat I" ham tho Nora Weat.. Twenty-five $l,7!-,tfi8 gi.'JJ_,131 In which Blaine was indorsed, lieujamin Harrison eric Rankling, loading tat Nor v W url. Six co's. 710,030 070,845 Dec 40 WU 6.4i *¦ ns a nomination Hill invltod the wit chum*, but wa* met an unkno-an wha throat. nomiflated by ncc.imalion, In Chicago. In July, 1HS3, Mr. Bf lU.a., Norik P»e,ia*. T.h'J whirh in hourn has been RKOOKLYN BEGINS A WINNING FIGHT. to at tin ened to kill her if che did not mind her own lni-.li.. S'ltV*V. UT'.... Thirty-one co's.. $2,440,794 $2,0-TJ,000 Inc.ai03.212 thirty-six iie->. Mr. I'auliling anil Mis-- .Mather look Mus.. to Gie* length and A bTI.KNDID Sl'IKir SHOWN IX TIIK CITY OF another gwoic Hint a* h uris Ohio A a duInes* that li l aharea respond-d thrbughont Columbia Theatre. Ifl accepting tho Invitation Mis- Joseph Stein, witness, I passing Ohio Monta.... With gave only 94, of the whole land. The nom¬ the house inen wu-i breadth CHURCHES.MUN' WITH TH Kin COATS OKI'. I've «MO,000 of block ll No. 81 IIBIBBH7 BU, lie nulli'.-J tWB ut min. for tho transactions in stock*) ab the Stock K\- ination of Mr. Morton followed as a matter Mnrlier exclaimed, "Yes, got a woman. Tim nevi tha'. Or ha y. Brooklyn Republicans have already tal.cn off their at the Hotc day, hewet) r, he Itemed the tbero was au undertone of strength worthy ol course. His patriotic services; w* tho theatre.1 Afterward at a dinner woman wa* Minuit- 1 known In Or"eon Tr»n*.. chargo, of »n<3 coats and gone to work with a will to give BaniBBB Witrif-i..-., Minni lie lia Oration Line of notice. It is a common saying that dulncsa ircdorosity and breadth character Dam, Mr. Hill said to thc witness: "I'm a.frald we'n Ho Falnleeuo as ono of Pine* Ar... his devotion to tho and Morton a rousing vote In Kiana county this PhUaMphla. thea l_tatiflod means lower prices; the saying is an axiom when mind: strong going to lose on the Columbia Theatre stock." Tln-i the men whom ho mw In the hallway of Um BoBat. Phil A Iti-mllnr mar¬ Republican party, and his successful administra¬ fall The ticket has completely buried all factional Pin rtW A Cd dulness follows an excited and advancing under .Miss Malgar said, '.Well, If you do, you won't be U Olfli-er Crysuil, .,f tlie Mun Pie. .ncr, tatUfled '" B-J.Bf Cir Co... but when it occurs with all the speculan vu tion of every position that he has held feeling and tlie pai-ty was never before so solidly p P ket; Republican rule, commended him to the almost blame. Vou havo more to lose than I have, and the arri nt of th* pi-Uoner, who made au efl..rt to shoot pen** Har_ forces striving to hold prices down after a declino united as lt ls now, and flo best of feeling prevail-, him. In the waa found a filch A WP.... run it indicates an ex¬ universal choice of the Convention. The ticket il wouldn't blame you." Mr. Hill said that the loaaat pilsoner** possession pen¬ lt VV ,t il*. that, has twelve months, ou all sides. The ticket has already bc^in to prow knife on which there were »tain» of 'Tho of influences and an unnat¬ tho strongest that could bc made. It is certain before tho at Ibo Inion Siuare Thcaln bioial. jury StLAA"K.. haustion speculative " on them and new accessions to clubs and PepabMCBfl engagement broiiBht in a lat.III l-'uincell.i with complicity ural condition. It turns out that the expert" to succeed. amounted to and after that to #4.000. lhaiglBg H._ A.t ru.pr of the Kock slnro 00,641, l:i lin- death. Ile wa* sent to the Tumba to await tho SlL-HK . who a analysis DINNER. organization have boen mado at each meeting .published supposed " MR. DEPEW'S iliwan! (J. Balneal hui's BooM-awir, testified tha^ of st l.tSF nrf... Island allairs is an intimate of one of the leading u a marleen tho nominations were announced. The clubs )ih\o action tlio (Jriiiid Juiy. Bt.ABI lui nf A social circumstance contributed In .isa Mather often looked over tho bOOBB. Mis- bears." Since thc discovery everyone has been KtpA ;>ui. " on not boen slow to ratlsfv Ha ticket, lu fact a largo and iiiilut-uLiai ni.incut I degree to this result. Mr. Depew Saturday Mather v.as ratallad and she said sho never saw th- TBE PETROLEUM MARKET. St p.4 P ur... ss wini.Ti 11»; what huge number of clubs have already done so. On Tr.esdav St PM A M... Mr. Cammack is a director evening gave a dinner to the New-York delegation. books but twice, mn at the end of each year loir: institution in this city" night tho Nineteenth Ward Republican AtaO-Btk- bet winn v,as din- i.i-r. He never showed her anj NEWS FROM THE ITELl) AND RANOE OF PKICF.S. Bo CarnliQ.i_ In. The sales and matched orders in Kock Island Ile addressed them in a of nearly an hour, Tel I'.ii* new. at 103 speech held a large and enthusiast le mc-tln? in Carlicld Hall, llill'n on B.tlV Cir cii-l.m. Bgeealetlve apathy .-1 ii I tatajat tagteaM over nie crude Union P...... to-day amounted to 1,100 shares 5-*** disturbances had existed for so Hie ca*c. The decision was ir-erved of reviewing the tli»»t at Marcy ave. and Walton-st. Sjiccches were made Ibis ended eerilUi.ai« market. Ytaterday*a dcaliniia wore on a BBTiaw \\ nb»sh_-. 104 1-4 against thc same class operationa yes¬ ,-^- U'uti prfd .... 1-2. The market many years in tho party in our State and appeal¬ several o." those among them being W. ff. .cala and value* MBgad over toall limits. Vet tho Vlr.tL Erle. terday at 104 l-fc_103 generally to to sink all factional ani¬ by present, had a advance during thc morning hours on ing his audience past Charles francis and Colonel A VICTORY K'U Till' GOYKI.'.NMF.N'T. J-rotirese made laaTtlB lower pine, was BBB., tho lowe*.. a est ('mon... good " a common cause. His tranter, who presided Adam* Kid... of shorts." Later utter stagnation mosities and join hands ju .!>.-J .-'¦ I.acumbe, In tho Culled (Slates Ciicult four ggaia bein-,' mtevared frt. aad leal aaniaUoaa actually thc covering was and the whole company J. W. Jone6. Enthusiastic resolutions wero unan¬ Amer e.*;...... followed an energetic raid which apjieal tucoessful, a f<>r tiio it ahaa a att sain al 1-4 cent. Thc reduction la ic- /tcnm**. prevailed, by nt to him. ns their leadei reatentajr, B.neted taidlat Q_rarpaMal lag 0 I down to about figures. Bul rising the tabla pledged imously adopted. IIl.i1 oil, willoh was lint krnnvn to the trade lab* Tue*- Wei IN Fir !-Jr carried prices opening for tn-* future, an unwavering fealty and support, The -fifth Wan! Republican Club also met a Custom House suit begun by Mt-ycrbclm Co. again* s-.ieri'able_ 7*4 it no stocks out, and before the close Twenty i_y, aataralij 'teuaad a Braal feaiaiflaj. and brought loaf that henceforth and forever the past Collector r.obert-.oi) to recover an alleged BBBBM B apt-tag I'scifleM Hi ... thc tide turned Delaware,Lacka¬ and engaged on Tuesday night and a committee consisting ol Joseph down tn 71 3 4 cent*. Bu*, Con again upward. should be buried, and that thc Republican party ililli. I paid on Importations of laces. Thc construe fiom 72 couta BalBl WOtt BB.kl Has. wanna and Western, Philadelphia and Beading Ward, William H. Ray, (.eorgo Irenung-'r, Hilbert was and Crrm Utal it I. act as a harmonious unit. " thc decline sj., eilily che.rited, pru-.* tallied ibate at about tlie in this Stato should ,i set of tlon of Die words thread laces" lu tho tariff act o Hock Coal A I and Northern J?a.:itic preferred closed " in some M. Fountain and ft. A. Leonard drew up 72 ceut*, breaking BgaiB near the tlBBt below thal petal all stock* in Thc statements that have been made 1601 WBI Involved. The importers ilivlarcd that cor I'olUortl A I.. highest figures of the day, and nearly of th" and Democratic papers that there resolution-. Indorsing the ticket and tho plat.'orui. and ending on ianthe! nilly. From thc PaherttawB Conloi Coal... made some gain on bst evening. Mugwump tiiin i.i.. s lu.ide of ll.rx were Ini lu.led inn'i.-i their linal figurer, was an attempt on the imrt of some of the dele- These resolutions vero unar,fnioti<-lv adopted. thread locality Um new* was not Important, but Um -,- marti Mnri Inuit Coil The stock loan market still reflect* a large borrow¬ votes the cillcation of " IBCBl while tlii Ni W I BB "Ul gates-iit-lnrge to make a (leal and transfi-r the Laal tho Nineteenth Ward Republicans com- sp. thread by name,-' oplnloa al efl men ipueara to be that a fool new nuppiy Tenn Coal A I. and indicates littio change in tha Bight .. ing demand, Bf tba New-York delegates or any portion of them poatag the Republican Roanne. ljO strone tba Rina Coller 11 r cia sill, il Tiii-iu lts iiiaiitifartures of Ila. la in-!lat. i by the preata1 _.wing. Etta with this U.nestaRt... speculative situation. to a candidate are absolutely unfounded not otherwise lor." Assistant bearish outlook ol the the low Ontario Min... particular tecnth Ward Cavalry Company, 100 strong, and ptovhfad Pbtrtel and UM Bag.Ct awhile, Quicks;liver... THE DAY LN TIIE BOND MARKET. and baseless. The Near-York delegation has acted Cana aimed ianai taft*." thai aad Um stocks t.. cany, togethei aritn tha there has been no at- various other organIzatlons numbering all toM nearly Attoraey Ifaegraae prlcee llghtei Quicksilver pr The Treasury purchased only $47,450 bonds together from the start, and laces" In act was -. of over rendel to interfere with 700 men ¦Braned through tho streets of the waul "thr-ad stott IMl, when the consumption supply, eperaton 7. i.i 4,., * ,.r in,. ,|i» 04,104 out of $436,450 offered; all otters at above 128 Vmpt on the part of any person certain hand laCBI and that thc r.-iuriuiis In nu* lew Mint', cont,a.i-. Tho maikot as a I to and Morton banner- mad gooda h_poitM gt.lag and 107 1-8 were The local market wa* the voice of the delegation whoie. regret with bands ol music, Harrison by the plaintlllb were lin ii nov n ns TOreh.t) lai-es. bat JiOifDS A.VD BASIC STOCK*. rejected. find that 'The New-York Times' has so the nomination. i, tally steady, dull, with the bids for the 4 l-'Ja advanced li miafippre- and red lire and nteworfcl BB.fet-tlng -a,... itu- ran.ru of is and thc total were as fol- :<» u w a at p Nash C A St L hended the situation as it seems tn have don.- in pie .tating! Tenn Bettie.*t Day per cent. Annexed ,-ie the closiug Quotations: To night UM 1 «'(],i-:,l Kepiilllirii: h.I BUI hold Its DOUBT i'!' Ai'l'i M.'*. lowe: i.Di Kl.70*4* h.-..I,ni coo an editorial of today. The statement embodied at No. HUI Court-st. 'I l.i*- B. Juno 27. .In the Court of Con..-lhlatrd. Kassan i..mk 6.non.3.1 42.000.984 in that editorial in regard to Thomas C. Plan's formal ratltiralion BUetlog _Iialaga, V., Apptell Stock Exehance ll. Ill 10.000.354 Northwests JF deb . ",-i club a Harrison and Morton banner forty- la-Bay the tallo.vtnt crin-**** trara arpued Op nil c , . . 7 j li 6* 'skilful handling* of the New-York delegation, had waving ll vii. st.m 1-2 7-15-g American Wetsr W a.ooo.no were rmi No. 1..8.The ti ..iii.-, et.-., iwn-i.ident*, net. Kati 1st lB.ooo. aip.j 2.000. 1064 and bis upon tbe ambitions of ox-Senatx>r live minutes after the nominations received 7'3I ul 'playing first and Informal ratification In that iiraudt, Sa.Bitted. Dta-fat._|.72 3 8 7.' 12 6.000.1034 6.0(H).ri.i^, Orefon improra Miller for Governor to keep bim in line' is hold the para.le ipgaPaal 7o;.om Aloin A Pac xuar 10.000.37 Ut utterly untrue.a falsehood from beginning to part of Brooklyn. Tire Republican League will al-o No. ggfl Oaatat Xagata, respondent, agt. John ll awe* hamil .... 3.*j:,.ooo 4* 10,000.ag 7.000.1014 meei to-nii:!it at Dieter*! Motel, in Fulton-tt. and Relined nil WM st. a at UM reduction of Tue.day at 18.0C0. 364 15,1*00.101 end." Muriay and |Bt_M r, appal ly .2.000.*A\ was sales piejiarritions for an aggressive campaign will bo In- 7 cent* Abi toe'., at. all 7,in)'l.Bl*t 1st Ore Kiver and Nar In State bonds the business covered by k. ENTIRE SATISFACTION WTTIT THE RESULT. stltutod. No. .<..Tat people, ix. Jethro W. Whaater, appellaat per gallon, galla 0.0110.834 T.BOB.... 101 Si of Tennessee settlement 3s at 70 3-4. Of city bank ti." .-¦ Maad Railroad ..i'm Oal ii a *eji glta*J.aad undei Th. wat i nHrtlj Ballet B.aaad exporter* 1.000.074 5.0QO.75 wa3 only moderately active, but a large demand d «. I,- the lr.ir. a 1 l.lno. Bl-* 9.000.102 ness, no grumbling, no r1::4satisfacticm, express, The nomination of Harilson and Minion has been Rait xx 1 il yet.rlay, and as r.-r.ards Wheal 1.000.'."7 Intern': and Ut N 1,000.74 is reported at the oflices of the large dealers, tho he M and Xe. b'2'2- -Uatlt.I Mni.Ii.nrl. Sgt. R-'Uber wa* reile.-t d In a little bette* t'-ne fur ..;.' BB* Hut UM Ballin.ere Ohio 1*1 Ohio -Sihlinell] 1st l'ria's were lirm. Erie sreoud tis sold by any delegate over result," said, received with tho greatest enthusiasm by the Repub¬ ipptltaot, l.OOIf..101/4 generally about disaffection G. a/right, r. -ii.iiui.ii*.. biilckun fmm tim aeleadtr. *ie.illation dil not teach targa iggiaiatea ant tht Burket gi 6.000.1034 at 'j:>, and were in limited supply at the figure. Democratic newspaper stori'ia licans of Jersey City. Tho Toffey Guards, which was 4.000.101 2.0H0.lOJ)*1* Ohio A Mis*con* 4s rose to vi. are uttiiiv untrue. I have been a member ol No. Bli JagBIBBB (lardner, appellant, agt. Chaunce! wat lera.eh aad aabjett to tree,atm ipcllt of ttteagth Drooulvn Klevated 111 Central 5.000.119 New-York, Chicago and St. Louis ono ot tho best equipped organizations In the .-i-iie T. Mri. ken nr-.l werikics. II. lt wen; mado In trio carly lit Kurlnt dlr con Uraffou l'.-iui Hock Island 5s were firm at 107 7-8. Burlington live National Conventions, and I have no recollec¬ Dower, reapaadeal. (tap thM tata.dar. price* Ol where was such (luring tbe campaign of lr 64, has kept tho organiza¬ II. un i r ot wcather 2.000.1.17 4 $.000.117 and Nebraska 4s were easier at M 7*. tion of any Convention there Ka M Oaaiga Coiiyer, appellant, ant. Chaiic* s geeiiagi Um laflaeaae af reparte raiaj Butt .* Krie Ni".t flan A Bl Jos cons 1.000.90S Quincy satisfaction. What do I ti.ak of oui tion Intact, and on Tuesday nlpht tanMal out nearly Collier, In thc winter wheat Thu pood e\|>"it demand ht L A san Fran Atlautio and Pacific 4s rose to S3 3-4a83 5-H. general adalaU.ator, c(c., and other*, respondent*. IsgMB. 1,000.I'.'l 6.000.119 were to candidates? Gcncxal Harrison, whom I know, 200 strong. A salute was Iraq in (»a);land Bark, and is (he dny calendar for June Ca: Nos. later save *nin.' eoeragt 11 Um batta, bur UM atti.at Dos II I'Ji -. . Illinois rent 3 4* Usn MUe Mobile and Ohio general mortgages up in luna PaQeWBtg 184, I r.ooo.oo 6a Kansas aad Texas (is stands in the front rank of lawyers Ind afterwaid the Guards tho streets 15, 17, 1.C33, 1, 010. Ml and 22. adv,in o wa* fraction,;, ami tim un-ettlei ¦BVSBMBtl of o.ooo.'..04 43 l-l. Missouri, general hus a pai-adcd ihiuugh Chic Bur A Quincy Knox A Ohio Ut 1.000.UH were at and the 5s were up 1-2 at 5H. He is a witty and ready speaker, bfonf the rt.mm Inf; llii.l changes trivial. Th-j clo-o wa* 4s 1.1.00.HO 4 Bt L Ari ana Tat firm 63, and and I don't sci on tho lilli headed by a brass band. They were re¬ aft Nob Kxt is to our full detailed of religious moral disposition, COURT 1-8 for Juno at Hil uni at ¦ji.imki.aa *t K HMma* ('Ur A Obi Ut B.."terence mado report what can be said him. His action on Uk ceived with enthusiasm all along the route CALENDARS.TO-DAY s'.r., up l-l, Bepf*.bet Ur 10.000. 084 bond sales. against PITHFHV Cor kt Before Andrew*. J- tot July at Bit. tad Iowa l-l cont i.r..iioii.o;i Chinese question, of which so much is made ir A number of business men in tin* IVtli M trlct have CJUB9.BBIOU lot ggi BBrhaagtd 40.000.'J-"i 1.000.90 Ji.000.91** Of unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex¬ him. In it NoaB0.Eg.41.5*. e«.W. lug, lin, un. mo, vi:, for Au.Ujt Ut, 87 PS, Ii.miler at 02 1-8, and Mnv rit Ciel ,lr -'nu i»t Katisa* Pncitlo St 1. Ark and les lome quarters, aili not hurt fact, taken steps to organize a **_Maali men's club. A li'.'. Ita, 'Ml. 'Hi, '-ni, 270, 274, iii, 2+:, 'js.t, .|i mu, ;ioi 1st con .21 change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold (1,400) at i o cn--. Th. of aaMaated t-. 2,000.Il will help him in the East, and that the Stati was held in fuller's SOI, aol. 71 parehiiat ih'ppert I CC A Int H al 4.000.to«4 6,000.374 Uga.5 5-8, Chesapeake and Ohio, third assessmens out ol mooting Tuesday alghl Hotel, MT'iHMP. CuCKT-HI'r.rrAI. TK«*4-I'ARI I Hefor« In lt ut* d bulk Um ibo! most affected, California, gave him fifteen J.-Nus. nm.in o but.cis »ni caa Um of 2.000.113 Keok A D M lal 3.000.364 (250), at 8, Philadelphia and Heading new 4s No. .138 Central ave., and a temrorary organization prnli.un. 7BV, 794, 610, .51, 180. 788. 034.M. 873st.-,, hoihoi, .. s. .t.OIHI. 105-4 5.0(KI.3«sj paid her sixteen votes before the last ballot, speaks foi 7W. 887, cia. BM to 874 imliu traiisa dons, but thy exert. 1 1 tri..- In'lir-nco on prr Case *UJ.a at J**'J Mount Desert Land (3,600) ar, a with Btubr as chairman and A. W. 814,811. Hld, up luslrr, 870, cou le Kama* i'm :n Os SIP Min A Man isl (§7,000) 1-4, Itself. Levi P. Morton is successful busbies* effected, Henry "7, B78, -TU. Kt '. 881, 88i, *-s3. rjjn. 'Jin- iiuri hires of i. rn fur lalI; rn-Bl Bl.IBBtBd le 120,000 1890 Mon Ex 4* 37 and and Pcmbroko and v Ri-orir cer $3 l-2a|3a|3 25, Kingston man, he mode a good member of Congress Knoblauch secretary. Resolutions wero adopt.1 1&1. raaa-PABT 11.-nufora l,ll*h is. but I ric. s ir.Te ra lr. A l.eit" !,.-:..-. wis ln.oni..itu, 1.000.112 16,0(io.854 Iron (40) at $2 37 1-2. and his record is al] Parke-. I.-Nos. TH;. T.'T. 7J1. iii. TM. TH. 'H.t. 78 i. Hui, Mobile * OUlo C. M good Minister to Prance, warmly Indorsing tho Republican flatform and rn-r- aaa '.'.*.. tw d'.ne iii optioi *. and after 14 l_ teal better 1,000.OD 1.000.fii«4 on call ruled at t 1-2 per cent and closed and jwp.ilat' in this mu, opening Canada so.linera 12.000.4J(4 at L a i Mount Money through exceptionally good dldates and arrangfments were made to raise a banner bimi-mt ootJir.ciactrrr.Pabi i.-iietore faaiaaia j naliaaa.aa tarHtd doa- I g#l teal Wm mstkti Ms Ki., tr Tozaa 1st lal 1-2 per cent. I think the ticket will carry the State by A for tim umi. pHoeo M State. lu Central-ave. next week. A permanent organlza- Mo'iniiii cl.i-e I bawl Ht, bul down Li tat July at 54 1-2, 1-4 lO.OtHI.Wilt (leirl Os 6.000.110 The Clearing House statement to-day waa as a sufficient majority to mako it emphatic. Wc tlou will bo eitccted HLrm-MB Court.*cmciir-li kt II_liefore Ob_b_ gta*j nnd Clu 6.000.rs 2d 1'rlday nl^ht. j. Baa, l»M*a, IBM for Auguat *t ii ani .**> pt. in'er a' J30J1-4. and 18 Colorado follows: Exchanges, $70,063,874; balances, shall nominate Warner Miller for Governor; nnd ? .i 3-1, Mt.l lat 12.000.03 10.000.1054 .sLPBE"R COIIlT-CIIICLlT-rAUT III. Id-fore O'llrlen, J ll wore but tlio Min .'.SI, 5.000. $1,751,835. with Morton nnd Miller, if we can't A.' .Ill uni -.'.ll- .lie. cent for October at 17 Mata Oat! dull, 1,0110.'.ll Ut l«3»a Harrison, ORANGE DTSCTSSES THE CAMPAIGN WSBBB. Ul Cs '95 go \*.'e»t dir anil Pll (is The was debtor at tho Clearing the wa would better disband as a f-li-RKMH COUIIT-Clllfl-IT. I'AIIT IV.-Uefore Beach .1- Option* rinsed up 3 1 fur July lt M 1-8, Hill l_ Cent fur Ccu Pat sipultane Sub-Treasury carry State, The Republican Club of Orange, B. J., htld nn lathO- ..'.ooo. H'S K.OOO.75 10.000.99 Houso $5 75,743. Its net gain on balance was party." AdluUIDtd for lin- tenn. Aujf'i*! at 32 and BtpttnUBl ll JD l-l eent*. 'iii-.-.- Wi Chic ll I A Foo j* UH A Ht I'tiil lu St. I-kVaa Alli tiastic meeting Tuesday eveuing, Gilbert R. BBtTM pta sriuioiiATK'sL'oi'Kr-r.efnro PaaiBBL ¦.--Wm of Cath*ria« P Wn 5s $705,458, made up by a cm gain of $838,3:*7 WISDOM. I"*, m.: m.Uion .it mon ..f ten.-* af laid for export, but tho optleee coupon C A BB THE CONVENTION'S Biding as chairman, and Charles A. ailing n- KallT. calendar called IO.IO v ni will of pop 4.000.10uS 6.000.1064 less a currenoy loss of $42,893. The day's opera¬ UmAStJ Artloir o'ff.ira, 12 m. Will af J.Kta liaaaat '.'ti in drooped and ended a I loee i af 2-1 petali a- followa: ll.Oiiri.1074 P.ie Ut John F. Plummer had this to say about thereon, sccretary. Tho handsome of the club tran IIM1MOM IO CK lH.iiOii.1074 Il A D dlv Tex A tion! covered: Receipts, S3,395,200; payments, headquarter* TAKF.X UKI ORR TUP. I'llllllATK.' fl ERK -1 VJ Au-.'Ust, 8-8 50; Scp ember, 5a u 1'roii.ite o( the wi.i» i-'. Jone, t-8.',o; July. if, C ll A li 4.000.128*** leaving the general balance $171,- vention: Thc results of the action of the Con¬ profusely decorated \ilth American fla-** and a gat picture ot Oaiaata, P. <. ata>tlar i.eoiet Mo ll i A Isia* $2,599,742; Ko.inlM-. Iiriviit ornpli-r Juliri Iiunluiu. lu 4. lu M J C 18 .73. Oi-tober. BB JIL Tl 1.000,.944 of $153,656,595 coin and to be so wise as to command of General Harrison adorned tho wall buck of tho chrilr- ** C. Uiu'l 5, 20.000.04 617,377, consisting vention will prove Vin*!. Milbank, KlrSOa. tn; Marje .Snow,' it' Q jl The receipt* of flour t'i'1 praln reported ye»t.*rday at 3,000.W\6s 1.1*0:).934 currency. ll n. m.: 0. J. 11 jo rv m. Pshaw 15,000.ia $17,060,782 the and of all 'fair- man's desk. Thc portraits of all the oundldritos at Chi¬ BchBdltr, JiBccrt. a. ii.lim .m arid Boatoa won a- consol 7a 18.000.04 growing respect approval r-L'rtmoit Colrt (j-ikiial Tkrh. Aillourue.1 nins Ktw-Yoik, riiilad'Iph S.'»00. IDS** RETORTS FROM WASHINGTON. true-hearted Americans, who cago were alto displayed, while that old Hme-honored and die. foilow*: Wh.at. 90,111 bu-hel»; enrn. 22".031 bu-h*;»; Chi .!¦ Knut Illluol 5.000.0i4 Isxaa. fAolta minded, patriotic, revered G. m'1-erior lieu 5* Met Klerateo 2.1 2d The United States '1'reasurer at Washington re¬ leader. James Maine, oc.-uplcd a OBBBT BIBOIA! TBiiM-Ilefora - own interests more than prominent O'Corman J oa(«. 182.409 b libels iota! grain. 402,i57 bushel* flour, lO.OOii.97** rt.000.103 inroms notes for love their country and its on the issue of tho No Atv cAieinlnr. Cent'l ceived today $374,000 National bank that of aud who believe in our position. Stirring speeches campaign, Bl itiiior cotiiT-TRiAi. ITrm-Part I.-Betora *.o.i)."V8 package At (_letga, BUIwaakee tad Bi .sall 24.000.974 Nevs-Jarser 1^10..39*4 others, protecting; vi/., protection v*. froo trade, wera mad.- Durro 1*1 Oca mt- 5* 20.000.1-4 redemption. home institutions and all those princip es that hy Charl J.-Soa ito, hi:. 1015. 181J, lui. hoii, uta lVJi. (In- arnvnl- iv. re Wh ai, 70.047 biiili,!*: corn, 210,- us 2S.O00.106 4 10.00(1. 304 Ihe customs receipts were $1,023,831 and the 1'rosciiit and Mr. Havre* .and resolutions were onanlmnut- COIMOI PL8AI «.i: skkai. -i r.itM. Uolore Vau IIo**eii. p j total MOO. have the growth and progress of our countr-y as ly adopted ratifyin- tl*e nomination* of HtrrlBon und Mor¬ an Alien. JJ..Xn nay nattatar. ggg Im-licla: oat*. 100.j.ni bush'!*, grain, 48J.472 Ceil lt .lt ll nf (lr* li.ii(H).100 21.000.8**4 inti nial revenue receipts were 1-74,000. ton and -. ll'l (i.)itlSs X J Central 3.000.39 their object. We are ut a jieikd when a continu¬ pledglnc, the hearty »u;iimrt of Hie .Juli. Man; COMMo.1 i'LBAB BPRLTAL T*BM-B*forB Van Iloeaen, J. bt.Bell; fl.uir. 30,'OJI bent debentur¬ l"Uh SO O M To day's Washington Treasury statement of cash ance means still further and names »ri* helm? added lo th« roll of members!:lp, mil 10,000.101«, and in bank with tho of this policy progress great interest I* exhibited. CoM\:o*iPi.K\»-EoLirT Tian Ceutril Iow.1 1st es 3.000.1014 on liana deposits compares and its discontinuance means a setback Wt.BB Alica. J.-Xo dar Kl'ItoPEAN PROtJL'CK KABBTIT.- 'i i nut recelp!* 1.000.1054 Cmuii Paotni li; of thu last previous statement as follows: prosperity, ealeaaar. .« Nor A West .97 figures which may cover a fow years actually, bnt whose COM mox Put-!.Trial Trp.k-Part I.-Beforo -irremor* MIBBMM. Juno 27..Mr.ID a m..Heel.Holders offer 10,000.77 1 June 26. Juih" 27. Difference*. ON TRIAL FOR A MURDER. J.-i ail-on. axtra iB'lia Mos, dui a( His Ul ¦BBB Ball at Deland Hudson Ut extended 4* 1.000.1164 Dec. detrimental influences and result- it will take RRUTAL U. Xoilajrcaliuilar. freely primo illrl*luu 1)8 Ni»t gelg on Und B191,770,448 B190.3fc5.716 e3S4,7al Common 1'i.ras. Ikial Tkum-Paht II..Belora J. 57* i'd. Fork Molder* oil.-r freely r primo me**, Uaatcrn. Pt*. l.ooo.97 N.t. sliver on It'd (3,077,293 63,045,002 Inc 67,759 many years to overcome. This campaign will he Daly. dull at 7Ue i du. Weetara, dull nt Baaed, lt nm*. Hobler* inllUOU Nor Pac 3d coup 1.000.117 A NEGRO TRYING- TO KXPLAIM HOW IIB CAJVJE TO 1* tiieo.-o. Net legal touders fought, unless the Democratic party desire it oth¬ cm coriiT-trial term-Part I.-Before Browne, J.- oller inoileratelr. Hacou-IIio iiiipplv pour, 6.000.112 l.ooe.«»S 2.000.1174 ou baud. 86,900,212 87.061.320 lao. 95,108 erwise.as I can hardly think they will.without CUT HIS W.**t_ TB HO AT. No». .'62 i. .:7>tl, 1 uiR. 130a. lloblar* offer fp-riii-ly Anonaan tinest (tenity nt let tor Del |. A W 7slfH>7 X Y Cul til 1.41 .90 (nv ..i.Ri-TKiAi. Term-1'aht J- In.th wnlle and culotsd. Tallow .Holder* otor freelv. Spirit* 6,000.13H 5.009.014 1.000.1164 personal onslaughts as to character and record. In tho trial of Golden Robinson, the colored man H.-B»foreMcdowB. of eifel fieely. HohIii.Holier* oifer Dui r-)u M uud All 10.000.HIV, St 1. A Cairo 4* -eua1 cash tn * Nn*. HIS-'. 47ii\ I7IID. 4770. 4772, 3:.'J0. ;lnr(9 8048, .'ni Turpentine-HaMeM Tt.-.imrjr vaults The party will be more unite*1 m who cut tho throat of his wife a razor CITY COURT-TRIAL Tkiim-Part III. -B»(orB freely. L*rit-Ml>ot and liiture* Holder* oiler ino.leratelr. le lil.omi.Pl* 8.000.72 Republican with at No. McAdam' Wheat.Holder* offer mnilera-.elr. Flour. Monler* offor 41.000.19 io.oim).op* West Mhoee over .iiiutanil'tt Its action than for many years, nnd csjieciulry in 70 C. J..Ailjoitraeil for ihe ter n. SJ Oiiartalesl I* certificates..... $282.013,9.71 $2fi1,392.088 Deo. 1221,8(15 wa Grove-st.. on March 30, Elizabeth Whlichtir-t, the ( ociir or OTBI a.m. TgJ.CTBB.BaBB-B J. uni fruiy. (or Baal ead fnturi-4.Hollier* offer moderately ; Dal mid Hud Ile'll 41,000.02 New-York State, through the delegates from icu Barrett, . lu BBBBB OJi.47**. 137 64,230,991 Dec. 247,4S* wife's sister, was tho first BilBIBI In the Court of n*irlir: Aturnev K.lloir*. Sn. 1 to 4S Inclusive lintel \Ve4i«*rn upot steady at 4*7.1. Mops at Lon.lon 4.OOO.om 1071* Bair.terniI 30.000 ll 104 Deposit* to Chicago a most united spirit of harmony in OOOBTOt OkJtBBAL *-Risio*i*-i'AKr Xew-York state.Holdar* offer nparintjlT. Flinn Va A <. Ky lo.oiiii.ni»« Replslered Oyor and Termlner re¬ I.-Before Mnrtine at 07 Ss Nor Piio Ter il 24.000.102 Net ca*>u aafBaaa $330,002,440 $335,623,079 Dee. $409,301 their coming action has been brought about I yesterday. ISho told of her J., *ml Atsiataul Diatrlct Attomer Uavl*. Baa, 1 to Iii APtWtmV, Jun.* 27. -Wilcox.'* lard cloted franc* 50 Cons dolli notice in the Democratic pai»ers thc criticism jwin- sistance to his assault upon her and of his lUirluaive. cen li ne-4 per loo kilo*. 1,000.102:«* 3,000.103*4 12,000.toga The foreign exchanges were dull and easy slashing ( oi'RT of SRssiomh-Part Ene .Mil mort irate N Y Ute & A Wu W N Y and P Ut Q.IBBAI. - cipally of officeholders and those in the bnaneta her across the throat with a razor, gai alarmed her II.-Bafnrt Ollder- Ri Oldie new ¦-' ms.i. 10.000. 904 at quotations for Imsiness as follows: Hunker-.' elucva. J, an.I A*.»i*tant Umtriirl-At.roar For»ier..So*. 1 WOOL 9AJ.I-.r-*. .c world who have foreign connections ns importers. to ll r-i. In.ive. 2.000.101«» Iii,Otto...05 Tax aud I Hy bills, 34 87 and $4 60 1-2 for long and short .Ister In tho room below by rapping on tho Hour. ino wool there wa* a N 1st Hast dlr Ut 6a For the former I would suggest that, their aver- ( DBI oi i.r.iriiai. hcmios*-Part III..Before Cowine I.oxnos, Jnnt 27. .At wita to-day Fartv\ .nh ami DO Y KloTii.il sterling respectively; 6.18 3-4 and 5.16 7-S foe Her sister went to her asslstanco and tbe at- J. an'J A«*!*Uut liUtrlct lame atifUi1anc..» Bini UM .loinarnl WBB Battta ii.m.1 parc-1* 1st 3.000.11B4 5.000.1194 confidence in their ability to 'walk over' tba Re- prisoner Attnrurr Jerome.-Nm. 1. There wa* more airllre comnetllloii on tue francs; 95 5-8 and 95 7-8 for reichmarks; 40 1-4 taeked his cut her throat and two --.- brinu tull i.riee*. 6.000.83*4 publican candidates may be decidedly ill-plno-.], -wife, fired plato] part of J-Jnpli'iB, buyer*. The aale* ot the day In .Inlett art a* and 40 1-2 for guilders. and as for the latter and all Free Traders, their balls Into her. A pollco oflicer, John II. Sn:l>l,, PATROLMEN TOO REAPT WITH THEIR PISTOLS. fnllow* r Vi. loria Sale* C.sliHI balaai etniiicl, 1* K.l-l* 10d; SALES AT THB CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND In london, British consols, after a decline of do Mefctaad piece*. lui-it :m, t;re.ir. t\mii la ld do, opinions are of course no surprise to any one. Mr. Identified the pistol whleh ho took from tba prisoner. Police Commissioner Voorhls yr-t.ti.nlay heard Ms 4*j.i. Wotr-BoaU Walen Balta 4,400 1-16 for money, were strong and clo-vd l-l <» a lanka uni plocoe, PETROLEUM EXCHANGE. fi Cleveland proposes to inaugurate policy thuaj. is Waea BbMbBBB was asked he had shot bl-, wilo¬ tlinoiiy apalnst T-I.rulmen Kills and of tha bales -Hi.ur-it. los^l 0 1* Mil. tto. lock* anil pieces, d'! _ 1* tt.l; higher than yesterday at 09 9-1 fur both money why Khelnhart, ,!"- MOB- and ATOCKti. In to his _ pi.:.es, between bunkers al direct opposition country's progress) ne said he was driven to lt. Other witnesses cor Mail llBilla rjqu-l, who were charjed greasy. g-tWlBWi 4%d.-0_il. and account. Money ruled tlie past; and if contrary to the irtr.-r- by Captain Uue.-nslaiid- Sa., .. Hint bale*; scouresl. 7Snl»l« 6d; un. 1-2 per cent. The Rink of gained country's ruborated theso statements and the prosecution rested. BRMka with (IravWng tholr revolvers in th»* fcircot loek* and piecen. fdais 3¦*!Jfreaay, 6*ada>9%i| do bn-k* Kngland est, it is contrary to tin- welfare and prosperity arid Jld el.-vatr.l mail, on June A. Ile claimed to havo ls WlBlsOd; groiny, &*»d_7iL ( B.Mll*HIPB1l higher, responsive to yesterday's late improve¬ Commodore Bateman said he had been a Sherman prisoner's ments continued to was that on the day of tho homicide ho beard cries been on duty until and to have fallen a*,ii-,.., ('hie A Nor~.b-e*teira. in the homo markets aud ad- man, but was satisfied willi the situation. midnight, "ii. Cn-ir.ii J t. j vaneo till the close. At I "ans, French 3 per cents Ha of "murder* up stairs In Lizzie on his to his home In IMvlsinn-st. At M.vuKirrs. We«isrn.. a Whltehurst's room. way South Ferry .limo Natl mr\t Dell.cB.% declined to 82.57 1-2 and exchange* on I.on4 predicted majority of GO.ooo iu New-York .State. Ho ran and wm CM Cnr. Penn.. '.'7 Transit fertlfleatas liiiiawareA il l.isou sight np knocked down by a man whom lie he said he was ImstUd out of tho train by dlaiicey and at 72; blt.tat, 7l^; lowest. 71Hi ei.,*e I. 72V don was ensier at 25.27 1-2 francs for Harrison would be sure to wrest votes oiii-ni-d Brie . sterling. many from did not know. Ho fired two shots at the man. lie. other station non and drew lila revolver lo selj-do- R_it ta. on. '..i' ni' b innis, cieannes. l.'.T.-i.iHiO bsrrols; char¬ Lana Snore The governors of the Stock Exchange have, the Copperhead Administrafiui saw ier*. 66.700 bbl! ihipiuent*, 46,042 tJirroUr rims, uo.HdH. LOBieA .\»sti»rlto just going out of afteiwrird his wife In tba room will, blood on fciico. liheinhart adiuitted havlug flif*--i hi* tatt.lat admitted to dealings at the board the following power, and bc quoted Creed ber. He was so excited that ho hardly knew whit I'lTTBBt'Rl, Penn. June 27.Petroleum fairly actt»e Ma «*..tn*. securities: Haymond a_d the happened, ll- denied that i,e In thc street, recently lo scaro some monitors of ti1B National I'rauvlt or'lll.'iles opeueO at 72 lo,nd st 72 K,, M.iuri*ii4U Cou Coast as owned tho razor pro- " 72»*r lowest, 71V Mex Market and Fulton National Rank.Capital Iconic delegation sayin. that the Pacific ducoU In evidence. The trial will ou to li og Hollow irJaiiR," who wero throwing brlcjt» at highe*t, Coast would vote for Harrison go day. him. rVinimltBloner Voorhls said that niut'l'iiiii. Penn.. June 'il. -National Tr*n*lt rertlflcste* Mi Oi-«.t I.anu. Btock, $750,000. policemen at .sv.t.-.,-. Mr. Whitney was, like his ii.u-1 bo more careful In the usn of their revolvers. opened at 71%I cloieil 7t*|| hlgheat, 72-a. lowe*t, 71V Paciticu(.. Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company.An friends, sanjruine of IFORBIODIVl) NAPHTHA STOKAOR IN HARLEM ticar.ini na. barrel*. Nar BCcoe»s. With retrard to Mr. Depew. Le saidI: -I ? 1,070.OOO NTiaw additional $340,000 consolidated 4 |xt cent gold went to ( hicatro to nominate At Ihe meeting of the Hoard of Fire Commission.ms TlTUBVH.l.k, Penn., June 27..National Tr malt rerttnoates Norton Nut bonds, making total amount listed $25,621,000. Chauncy M De .1 GRATE CHARGE AOAINST AN ITALIAN. ai Ti lowest 71S; closeil. 72V I am disappointed, but not yesterday, an application by tl..- |Mandara Ofl opeu.nl Btgheaa,fl*ti dr.- Tr ins Northern Pacilio Railroad Company.An ad¬ pew. at all dis¬ Company On M;iy 19 the dead body of Minnie Wiufeky, a h. me. 1-l.rlaA RevUDK mort¬ When Mr. Depsw we to gtore O !¦' I. ditional $389,000 Spokane and Palous.* flrst couraged. withdrew, eon asking pcrmis-iloD 15,000 gallons of naphtha |e*» woman, wa* found In the rellnr of Ni. ni Mn!-. -,,. RPI RIT9 TI' ;> i; \T I N- J.-. Bian A W p eent rated on tho other In Its tanks was Kuti li"!. gage 6 per tent bonds, making total amount listed doubtful State Indiana Harlem WaHlUt, but BBt-BBBian aw »L, with a deep gash lil her throat. The ev-ning b. f,,r. rnARi.t>rro^, Jnne IT..Tai peanae aaM »t 'A1\e. new-xcrk nominated Harrison und MurUm and we d'-nied. There was also f*AVA*i.>«AH. Jone 27.-Tiirpontinp llrm at JlbV. TcxasPaotna. $1,557,000. ^ an application fruin the aho wu* wen Id the MBagBB* ot fi,ur lillian*, one nf whom 27 I'mon p..mo and Ohio Railroad Conmany.Con¬ will elect th rm. Gas Wll.MlMll'.M, Jun* Tuip.-Hillie stealy atS2*tC. Wast, I Tal. llaltlmore It was noon whpn the Equitable Eight Company to storo 300,000 gal¬ aaa Antonin Kuliilcello, of No. XII Ba»( (ine-hundrad-anil- ? solidated 6 cent gold bonds, due after train bearina tho lons of naphtha In tanks at Thli ty -I,.-!,.|, and W.nm* A I. K pf.. mortgage per delegates rolled into the Grand Central Station linth and at Thirty CLOSINO I'UIC'ES OF CALIFORNIA PTOCK8. February I, 1088, $7,S00,OO0. fis., I-ortleth and Total cuarai *0ld . where wero Corty-flrst si*., Hnt\ _. D7.D07 and Reading Railroad they warmly .reefed by many friends Hi>i -ave. Decision waa" reserved until theu neilmxt San Fraiiclnrn, Juno 27, ISeS. Philadelphia Company . ¦ meeting on July ll. -OU*** General mortgage 4 per eei.t gold bonds, dna Y*sterday.To-0_y. Ifoa-rOBy.ro lay January 1, 1058, $24,l'«6.0, issued to retire the "BRIGHT'S ... DISEASE.GRAVE-T^ . now WORKINGMEN WILL Alta.. 150 iNaraio. i.'ii (hes A O4«otf*. '¦3*4 TTooi) VOTE. There i* which I now that I do not .H5 old general mortgage bondi: dealings permitted At HU Post Day and nnthlnf enjoy owt liiilwcr . l)phir. 7.-.'| H.wTs, C ll AQ4S. Heman nark, of tho finn of O'Brien A Clark, Night. to tho happy chance of havlng u*«d Dr. David Kenned)-'* Be»t.t Belcher X90 1.00 Potosi. .1.46 Egg K A Ohio Ul. July a, when tho old general Cs will be strickca Favorito K. merty at a time I waa snnYtliii* all l-aa t.i)4 4.0O M-Iii.lob* who employ several thousand men, said yesterday: The vigilant Imp, Indigestion, ,oa(lf u, w|th that a Doom oon. i_f, leiTace.__ 4a.. from the list. .., m%nJ hun an bellin could endnm. My troubles hcgBQ lu *,,. fhoUar. JJ 7n Jl Iii Sierra Nerada. Jl.t.O 1 l.'.fl BJ V CSt I. ls. and Land in- "I have a larjco field to ftudy In, and I mm la-Hied scourge. Each la»h ls , over niue w Idell I'nlon AVA lexus Pacific Trust-Proprietary pretty _»|.i|C *Tnipu,ni. No Kl.icy* ytrura *_} aud from Con c'aiA Va. lo.'"i> 171 Co-._ ur.,, ur I'r.ius gt . to retire old that the of thia comfort lr, misery frown H.,nu... 4.SO 4.2* Ita.BWJaatJta, 4.-*'* 4.HS phil A Kimi tea 4s t-rreet certilteate.s $10,370,000, issued sun workingmen country will fjna eating, afterward, little or brokon nut iiraud The hind at Bartaaoaa . 7-to Pyue a n ito de .'¦* prf.I land grant bonds and interest scrip. ont between now and election whew their latarasti nlRht. vlaltationi Of tbe nightmare during fitful Inter- I Never to Recover* 0* at val. of Expected Btt.I ACnrrr. -lia 8 ICnminonw'-th 4.7A 4 110 do'.'.I prof .I grant nonda and trust receipts aro ricken from He. They are smart enough to discover that a vote sleep, ,n uprising BBiaftaahag and without appetite r-ter lisi* .« Mar 7 Nerada yueoB 4.OS 4 70 ilnJhl.I .lupines* and my phjslclan Bald X had nrlght'B I)l»ca*e, which MevcBu.. A"> N. Halie 1*1*. 3.UU Hock the list. for Chveland lt a vote to cut down their wages to yawning during thu day. licrvuusneaa and iva* alarmlii-r Information. To add Ut my affliction attar Hello U6l.j Brunswick and Western Railroad Company- of even had Mono . 1.4S 1 B Isle.lg Tex Pac Ut. htandardt. What the irritability temper, monomania in extrema cane*. I been 111 about two yeara, I .id a bad attack of Mt. fita-a...... 9.IN3 Tit l-ncino 2d. First bonds, duo in 1938, $3,000,- jBurei-ean Republicans want Hard to . riml. l *_w jjr. David heirn. 1> s i',,\i.rite lU-ue-dv-, mortgage gold beat, all this. Neceaaaryt Bj#| a thousand N. 0» ooo. to do for t!»o next four month* ls to 'koop school'. Uiom »o IWindout, T., Bdvertlaed. After uslns Wires bottle* f "'l\iui amount. no, long ts Hos-t-f., Slomaeh tho was in ii. i have never had a a and Pacific Com¬ that I* neeostary to mal. Harrison votes i« to Bitters, return of Blthor compUIni Mr l>,re wa* Ilks lilt" fair. Chicago, Rock Island Railway -ll nation's apeclfi>. f.r Indigestion. acUU, or <;hr,ml0i u pr.. iud though I am over alxty year* of age Iaiw Drooping lu th* sultry air, MIXIXt* STOCK*. additional $l,0u0,000 extension and coW readout curable. timi 1 w is runt with grief and eare. pany.An place the for proUxtlog American Industry Tho comroenement of a course of this medicine I AM NOW VltlOltlMIf AM) HTHOMl tty lateral 5 tier cent bonds. »a tho I loved ber wall. Astoria .j .24 Bod American ways before tho people. They will commencement of a cure. relief ab- Mn. 2.tn hausa* Wyandotte and Northwestern Rail, Prompt Drat, ta I wa* in my prime. What tilijilelan* and ail of the and lol.I City, arrive at th**lr urn conclusions _ir, you mtv be Bf.lLtu eradication aubsequently. The truth of this sui. B«ny reine'li** I Iud taken But lo MM wnnlfr grow* (rna** «ruua*«iok ._.J .18 road mortgage 5 per cent gold lould i.nt do Dr >«BBflj| Mt lore'* now liku 11 bimi mug ros*. Della Ula. .Du Company.Firat pore that they will not decide against themselves. m-nt, backed Irrefragable 1. mr\, kI)0WI1 ., favorite Jtomedr did; it alajrod the Cl*, tte and mado me bonds, due 1, 1938, $2,871,000. u*4>t:m,,ny, How origin lier fane with Oeauty Kiowa, . it..*;! January * lindie the American peopla. go art others, tIi That the Bitters i kiroiit, vigornu* woman. 1 dais not tell Billwsr.I .10 Ohio River Railroad Company-General mort¬ avert* Ml..- l.)il,l,lKI'J P. IJIZN-R. Burg -ill. Ohio. 5 cent bonds, du* 1, 1931; Tkc Beat ll laB-Claaa Cigarette* and eure* laver tod tuae and bilious rtmlt-nt, and TBS wallering line would atop to (lp gage per gold April remove* nervousness, bUlouaBeaa, cousUpaUon. and kid_i-y Dr. D. Favorite Th* nectar of her perfect Hp llon-tord* Acid l'ho»nBaie $v.".'3,000. a-laaey Br©*.' Special raraara. and lu Jutr imuU- Kennedy's Remedy, 'Tat! Or. Flare*'*'Favorite Prescript JMK SUNKtru li¬ Norfolk and Weatern Railroad Company.Equip* Prepared at Roudout. N. V. i'rke. gt; I for ag. Tloa wrought ut i,i*il» ll rdievti ute yroitriUoa iu4 litnoui daittigumtct. meat fi Stn gout bouda, duo Juna i% luua. rm