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Amnsemenfs.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
tTHIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES Not ADVERTISE IN
THE NETWORK HERALD
LAST NIGHT
EDWIN BOOTH
HAMLET
Which will Be- Tp rs.sDtsS t EVENING March IT,
IL Ill III uN'a'''' 'H THE 'LIsf FINE. ''
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, aath - FAREWELL
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE. - avn
DON CESAR DE- B BAzaEc iPd KATHERINE AM
THURSDAY, MARcH 2s-LAsT NIGHT AND BENE
FIT OF
EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear as
WEDNESDAY EVENING-BENEFlT OF MIX H. j.
Mr., j NEWToS GoTTHoLp first uppesrunce)w
WI d Nh " i0' " 0THFIL0 '"''' 1fF'-'N
MI STUART has sincere PeSspTs in announcing 'ha on
''''' MR. AND Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
will make their hFst appearance in eighteen months III rev"
A CARNIVAL OF MERRIMENT,
during which IN add ton TO those
POPULAR AND PLEASANT PIECES,
GAIETY AND CHARM
with which their associated they will introduce
MOST ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES
Seats may be secured Wednesday morning, March 70
Doors open at u commence at q.
WINTER GARDEN.
WEDNESDAY EyENIYg, MARCH "a,
BENEFIT OF
Mr.. ". j. JACKSON,
(Ireasurer.l
On which occasion
Mr j. NEWTON GOTTHOLD,
Who made successful debut sthe Theater Royal Drury
Lane London will make his FIRST appearance In t city as
OTBELLO,
Mr. CHARLES BARRON SlAGO.
NTIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Msnager....-.......WM WHEATLEf.
tTHIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THs
YORK HERALD.)
Sixth week Of the charming young coincidence
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
who will appear .,,-
AND EVERY EVENING DURING TIP WEEK,
fBElNG THE ONLY REPRESENTATIONS DUKlNt
HER PRESENT ENGAGEMENT
AS AMRY,
In the panion picture Tin five sc) TO Fanchon by the
LITTLE BAREFOOT
WITH A CAST OF MUCH EXCELLENCE,
embracing the OF Mefsrs J. w Collier J. o. Bur
nett T. Lamb L. b. Holmes. w. H. Danyers, L. Barry.
r. Rendle Neal. Misses Mary Wells Mseder H. Chapman
rae scENEfY, COSTUMES. APPOINTMENTS, &c,
OF THE MOST PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL
DESCRIPTION
Nusic.l Condnctor............H ". B. DODWORTH.
IN PREPARATION, MANY NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
Admiration. IS cent?. Reserved Seats. 81. Orchestra
Chairs ~ So Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes, So
Family Circle tenranee Crosbyst.) ~ cents Private
Boxes, 81, 80 $40.
Seats secured six days in advance.
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A NTI-FENIAN MEETING!
"A UNIVERSAL PROTESTANT LEAGUE"
By special request, - ,oonuuu
,n deliver smother Of his stirring LECTURES Clinton
Hall. Aston place, WEDNESDAY. March ~, at q o'clock
p m , ,v..l p,... hsv,ns Feoisn
r.norters Down with Efets Bigouy Down VITA Osp1p
srsu Down with Robbeu and Murderer VINO oppose Nc
isious and Political Liberty =! nh,
al ut William said he don't deserve
The name Of Faiths defender,
Who vond not venture life and limb
To make foe surrender"
.c., a.. .atrsss ali Anti FensnsLadies a. well a. Gen.
Ai'ei ' he opportunity signing the Roll Of Honor
PARISH Tricks ARE AT AN END.
T,cl.,s Of Admission, Is Cents
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Founded on lngrshan's sacred work, called
THE PILLAR or FIRE ,n,r.,,x
BRILLIANT PROFESSIONS. ELEGANT TABLEAUA'
SUPERB PAGEANTTY
THE MOVING PANORAMA or ,s TIE NILE EE'vvvrcrs
MECHANICAL ILLUSIONS AND EFFECTS.
WILLIAM H. HARRISON EItemporsneous Singer
nc oP P1sfT DAILY i FROM SUNRISE UNTIL
THE GREAT LIVING CuRIoSITiEs,
TWO WILD AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN,
captured years by party OF Gold Hunters supposed
70 N''' '''' RACE OF cANNrBALs
5SsEE Ry Giants AND pwARF
BEAUTIFUL CIRcAsslAN GIRLS
spLkNDi hI and ESTERTAiSiSG cosMoRAiIAs,
INGENIOUS GLASS. BLOWERS.
GRAND AQUARIA-RARE AND CURIOUS FISH
LIVING sERPENrs,
THREE HORNED BULL,
PERSIAN SHEEP,
GEOLOGICAL, CoNcHpLoGICAL and NUMIsMArlC
ooI ahIsToRY' WAX sTATUaRY, FAINT.
INGs, HISTORICAL RELICS Etc.
Admission 20 cents Children under ten, 10 cent?
THIRD GRAND ANNUAL CELEBRATION
OF THE NEw.YORK
CHILDREN'S PROGRESSIVE LYCEUM,
At the large Hall Of the Cooper Institute.
On TUESDAY EVENING March a. 1886
No postponement on account , Of tns weather.
GLAND ovRnrrRR-by the Band.
siSafse-"Oar Lyceam Ills Of T'hee"-by the Lyceum.
SILVER CRAM RECIrArioS-"God Of the Mouniain'-by
Cowc soSG-The Scientific Frog"b little frankie dams
IIGHr GYnSAsrIcs-in costume, with Music-by Infant
Group. ,,,,,,
One Scene
TRIO, ISsrRunESrAL-"The Beautiful Dream"-(new)-
Composed by Prof j. j. Watson and performed BY fr0f
Watson and Pupils. m
Scenes.
sose-"List to the Convent Bels'-by Mrs. Z. Jennie
Adams. a.
PART SECOND.
GYnsAsrIc ExERcIsEs-in costume, with Dumb Bells and
Mn,ic--by Young Ladies and Gentlemen Of the Lyceum
| AFFECTING TABLBAu-The Flower OF the Famiy-Two
Scenes.
VIOLIN Solo" Fantasie Comique"by Prof J. j. Watson
soSe-"Coms Home, Father"-tChorm lnvsible)-by
T.sixAU~The Orphans Grief and Joy-Two scenes..
INTERCHANGEABLE Voice of the Battle'-by Chas y. Love-
Soss-" Love the Bran"-by frankie Adams
TABLEAu-Tbe Spirit Artist-One Scene.
MrsIclL BuRLEsouR-" Old Folks Concsr"-by Lyceum
NEGOTIATION" Home Of the sonl"by Miss Nora Marks
Soss-" Light of My Sour'-by Mrs. Adams.
TABLKAU FMALE-Death and the After Life-Two Scenes
Doors open at 7; commence at "a precisely.
Prices OF Northumberland Seats 10 cents Tickets 70
all other parts Hail. 30 cent? Children 20 cents For
sale by tbs Officers and Members Of the Lyceum and the
door on the evening Of the Entertainment Also at McFs
ans Boo Broadway aud Twenty third st. and
AZ Burtons New Bookstore, No. k98 Bowery.
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4mnsements.
CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
N ITALIAN OPERA.

CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
IA ITALIAN OPERA; u.prrzEK.
rHu ESTABLISHMENT poxs NOT ADVERTISE In rss
NETWORK HERALD)
sATURDAY-GRAND MATINEE-FAUsT.
NOTICE
Their. will ,. NO PERFORMANCE at thi. establishments
until SATURDAY. March 81, at O'Clock, whsns
GRAND MATINEE
VIII be given which occasion win be produced oounoas
FAUST-FAUST.
ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR ONLY,
To all parts Of hs ho1ss No Reserved .Ivs, ssst.
Doors open at II IL to commence az O'CLOCK
BAL D. OPERA,
Attn. ACADEMY OF MUSIC THURSDAY. Aprls
The Bal Room will be decorated In new and original mad
By about hundred original,
expressly painted by TIL MAST esq, whose cartoons in
Hsper Weekly have made for hin world wide TeBa's S
HUNDRED, under the direction Of ,,,.or-u
Messrs. }. NOLL and DODWORTH.
Tn. back the will be decorated oy drop painted
expressly for this occasion by H. w CALY0, represenngs
Conservatory Of rich oriental trees and flowers .,..
MASON DoREE.
All applications card. Of admission must be made person.
ay either TO tire Director of the Opera at the Academy OK
Music OF any Of the gentlemen composing the COMMITTEE
Of Management
Admitting Gentleman and Lsdy.........TEN D0LLAbRSS
Extra Lady's Ticket. ............rIEE DoLLAno
NETWORK CIRCUS.
~ AUTHORIZATION BUILDING,
Foureenthst St, opposite the Academy Of Munc
L. B.
This ESTABLISHMENT DOES ADvERrIsB IN fHB
NETWORK HERALD
MATTNEES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT4 OCLOCk
EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK
The tremendous sensation producedby
ROBINSON
in his great original and thrilling act OF
TROTTING HORSEMANSHlP!
has induced the Manager offer repetition Of that tupsnd'
DURING THE WEEK.
In addition to which will be introduced
MASTER S1EGRlST, -
the infantis AERIAL DRUMMER and GfMNAsIIo
PRODIGY beside the feats Of the Regular Troupe.
~ Extensive peparacns are making tor the celeprsuon
of the -
EASTER FESTIVAL!
Three Mstinees NEXT Week! --.xx
EASTER MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and sATUHDAf,
commencing at q o'clock.
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DTACK ALPACAS-BLACK ALPACAS.
Nv. 81, v.rv uperor make and Finish Of 62sc., &c.,
rae nd 81 PURE MOHAIR DEMI LUsTER Ladies
ssqos socb goods should take Iook " our ''och before
W JsCKsON IMPORTER, No. 81 Broadway
ks,wetp bgl.py wv PIHfstsy erpet.H bpse1 W.
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WOODS THEATER. 30 cents Admission.
w Broadway, opposite Il. Nicholas Hotel
TONIGHT LUCILLE NEsIERN,
FAST Lynne; ir her gTca; dual role Of
Or LADY ISABEL and
TIP FLOPFNFST MADAME VINE.
Prodpc.d nightly TO Mr. Barton Hill as
coutiuuoa.y Sir Francis Lcvison, ard
erowd.I audiences. superior cast Of characters.
WEDNESDAY, March %. Ice
GRAND EAST LYNNE MAIlNEE-
RoI Ofic. open ron 70 oclock
ssas secured * DAYS In sds ance. -
WEDNEsDAl EEESlNG. NARCHT, 1895
MI, LUCILLE WESTERN viii appear, for the third
time n her fayori'e and dashing character Of
Don CESAR DE- BALAN.
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ID T. BARNUM, esq,
T. will deliver his popular lecture entitled
SUCCESS IN LIFE"
In the -
Twenty hrsts. Reformed Dutch Church, between 's'n
and siIth.sy, 40 Rev. DR.. A. r. Thompson. Pastor,
NEDNEsi ~ EVENING, ?Sth inst, at O'CLOCK.
Tickets 80 cents foSsale at the door
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fertures ano Meetins&.

DR. BANNING's fourth series OF FREE
DLEcTURES to Ladies' on Female Spinal Pulmonary,
fA.torplsceC at . .. m, on TUESDAY. "WEDNESDAY,
TdURSDAY and FRIDAY Of this week, and MOSpAi'
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DEMOVAL. THOMAS RE1AOLDS VIII
meet from No 30J Canal u. TO No. "a sen
Sd second floor immediately the store OF Mesrs @
4 20 be win exhibit the most becoming. ana
fashionable style. Of Lsaie Misses lnsns ana SSS
SPRING ard SUMMER HATS also, FEATHEHS, FLOW
YRS and ORNAMENTS, direc; by steamships from Fans
Tb,s goods are passing through the New Yort Custom
ssonsd THOMAS REYNOLDS,
From No. 800 Csnsls,. TO No 7+7 Broadway.
NpPor tbe next two days, 10 lessen removal Of stock
fnd.. M,se.' Bows and Gents HATS, &c. ke, will be
sJo,o out al prices exceedingly Satisfactory TO purchasers
~ IN ,nSe.d be sacTihced'-at No. 800 CsnAtt.
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present here the condition of the thermometer
for the last month";

However intensely severe the weather may be-
ii cannot interfere with the sport of skating.
There can be very little doubt that this noblest
of winter pastimes will be even more popular
this year than 1t was last. Those who have once
experienced the inexpressible feeling of buoy
ancy, of lightness, of perfect ease which every
good skater knows so we'll, will be anxious to
feel the fold and pleasurable sensation again;
while those who have never tasted its delights
will be willing to submit to all the dangers of
freezing to DEATH and Of learning to 'strike
out" for the sake OF becoming proficient in the
art and keeping in the fashion; and the time is
not far distant when the young lady who does not
skate will be placed in the same category with
the maiden who does not trip the "light
fantastic"
All the parks and ponds are covered to-day
with smooth, glossy ice, strong and safe, and
they will be crowded with the young of both
sexes during the afternoon and evening All the
parks have ample accommodations for the merry
skaters, and every attention will be given by the
worthy managers to secure the happiness and
comfort of all who may favor them with visit.
Travel was rendered difficult and laborious for
horses to-day by the little mounds of frozen snow
along the streets, and many of the poor beasts
fell under their burdens. Thus far the winter
has been mild and favorable to the poor, but
with the cold weather will come the usual
increase in the price of coal and other neces-
saries of the poor by tine heartess speculators in
the necessaries of life. Now is the accepted
time, now is the appointed season for the bene-
VIOLENT who are blessed with a plentitude of
worldly stores, to exercise their charity in
aleviating the sufferings of the shelterless,
starving poor.
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Canadian Cattle to be Imported Under
Conditions.
FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

Special Dispatches to The Epeniag Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, January s.-The thermometer this
morning marked six degrees below zero. 1t is
now four degrees above zero. Our harbor is
much frozen, and boys are skating on it. Navi-
cation is considerably interrupted. Captain
Haines, of the schooner Dennis, fell overheard
on Saturday, and was drowned in the Chesa
peake. 4.
The Centenary of American Methodsm was
celebrated in all of the Methodist churches here
yesterday. m
Much excitement exists regarding the annual
election of directors of the Baltimore Corn and
Flour Exchange, which is now progressing.
Three tickets are running. The contest Is mostly
between Southern sympathizers and Unionists
1t is believed that the compromise ticket will
triumph
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, January S.-Ihe extreme cold weather
has closed the river and smaller streams and there
no produce coming forward by water Trade is very
dull in all departments.
There is very little demand for CIoverseed and
prices have declined We quote at S7'25@S per
bushel the latter figure for strictly prime. Prices OF
Timothy are entirely nominal. Flaxseed is selling
in lots at SO 15G920 per bushel There has been no
per ton.
There is no improvement TO notice in the Flour
Market, and prices are without essential change.
The only sales reported were in small lots for the
supply OF the homo trade at 81 2567'75 for super.
nnei % se99 for extras; 5000 80 tor Northwestern
extra lamilyi $l09l1 for Pennsylvania and Ohio do.
do.i and Sl1 .25@l350 Tor Fancy brands as co
q9Tanty' Nothing doing in Rye Flour or Corn Meal.
nIhere Is scarcely any demand for Wheat but prices
are unchanged; sales OF 1000 bushels red at So 27
o1' ~ anI a. wnse ranges from $3.50 to 1915 Rye Is
dull az Soc 9@lO6 for Southern and Pennsviyania
Corn scarce and in fair demand with sales OF 5000
bushels yellow at " cents in store and in the cars
Oats are steady al 60d62 cents 10 OO0 bushels Prince
or Malt ~'0J
Whisky is dull, with sales of so barrels at 90 o.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, .
Mondav Januarv 1R66


The Stock Market opened very dull this morn
ing, and prices are unsettled and dropping. In
Government bonds there is less doing; old 5-2Os
sold at 104 new do. at 1O2; 6s of 1881 at l04,
interest of; and 7'30s at 9S3@9S5.
City loans are less active. Sales of the new
issue are making at 924@93.
Railroad shares have declined. with sales of
Reading at 5l9@52i, the former rate decline of
Il North Pennsylvania at 81; Catawissa preferred
at 49@D434, a decline of I; and Northern Central
at As. l26 was bid for Camden and Amboy; 569
for Pennsylvania Railroad; 80 for Little Schuyl-
kill; SO for Norrstown; "a for Minehill; 29t for
Catawissa common; and 30 for Philadelphia and
Erie.
In City Passenger Railway shares there is
nothing doing. 90 was bid for Fifth and Sixth;
80 for Spruce and Pine; and S94 tor Hestonville.
Bank shares continue In good demand at full
prices, but we lear OF no sales. l95 was bid for
North America; 1l95 for Farmers and Me
chanics' 483 for Commercials: 81 for Northern
Liberties; 20 for Western; S94 for Consolidation;
and So for Union.
In Oil shares there is rather more doing, but
prices continue irregular. Maple Shade sold at
So; Era at 56-l00; Sugar Creek at s; and Ocean
Oil at Is.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. announce their re
moval TO their magnificent banking house, No.
la s. Third street, full description of which
will be found on our eighth page. This firm,
which has done so much to nationalize the city
of Philadelphia as a centre of finance, have ad-
mitted Messrs. Henry d. Cooke, Harris Q. Fahne-
stock, Pitt Cooke, John w. Sexton, and George
G. Thomas as partners, which, with Messrs. Jay
Cooke and William G. Moorhead, who estab-
lished the house, now comprise the largest and
wealthiest banking firm In the State OF Penn
sylvania.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported nv De Haven. g. Bro, No 40 g. Third street.
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The cold Weather.

New York, January s-Noon. Dispatches
from all the telegraph stations north and west,
dated at o'clock this morning, show that the
thermometer ranges from 80 degrees below to 1
degree above zero. In this vicinity at that hour
it was ten below zero, and at noon ranged from
l above to below zero, according to location.
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being an increase of SIe5, ,l59.17 over the eleven
months ending on the same day in 1854, and an
increase of S1S4 l42'68 over the twelve months
compencing on the first day Of November, 1858,
and ending on the 31st of October, 1854,
While the earnings show an increase over any
former year, the working expenses have also in
creased: The high price of all railroad supplies
have added LARGELY to keeping up the road and
equipment The track is in good order and we'll
kept up. Since the first opening of the road
about threeiourths of the cross-ties have been
removed from the main line, and about half of
tnose on the Doylestown branch.
About twenty per cent, OF the rails have been
renewed, mostly with rerolled iron.
The cost OF transportation over the city tracks
0y morse aud mule power has greatly increased,
S4S,S being pald for that item above the last
year. The total expenses, including all renewals
and repairs, were:-
For maintenance of ofway..........,..... s115s71'67
For maintenance of cars. .......,,, 49sSs az
Conducting transportation. -. ......,. I29 480.7 10
General expenses es''.'.'''....... 24O54 So
Total dOal eap:n.es Observation-Disclosures. SssG't Sss 95. g g
Net earnings ...o.................. s412 S53 50
The interest and taxes chargeaole to the year
amounted 10 1921, ,999'7S, making an excess of
Sl84, ,359'6S earnings over expenses, interest and
taxes.
No contracts for new locomotives or cars have
been made during the past year.
The equipment has been increased as fast az
the earnings OF the company would admit as
the policy has been to provide locomotives and
cars and the necessary construction out of the
earnings of the road, in preference to contract
ing a floating debt.
There has been expended in the last four years
S126947.65 for construction, and 500, ST. SO for
equipment, making total of 1894, ,465.24. In
the same time, the surplus earnings over
expenses, interest, taxes, etc., amount to
$685. 05l.26.
The new passenger station at the corner of
America and Berks streets, has been pushed
towards completion az fast as circumstances per-
mitted. The principal building. containing the
offices and waiting rooms, has been finished, and
the tracks laid upon the lot.
1t is contemplated to transfer the passenger
business to that point early in the ensuing sum-
mer. A substantial brick enginehouse is now
in course OF erection at the S. T. corner OF Third
and Berks streets.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company is
now constructing a bridge across the Lehigh
river at Bethlehem for the purpose of connecting
It's new road with the North Pennsylvania Rail
road.
The report was accepted and ordered to be
printed.
The report of the Treasurer and General Su-
perntendent were also read and ordered to be
printed.
The meeting then adjourned, and an election
for officers was held with the following result
President-Frenklin A. Comfy.
Directors-John Jordan, Jr. j. Gilllngham
Fell S. Morris VAIN, William G. Ludwig, ELL
wood Shannon, Edward @. Knight Alfred Hunt,
|. Pemberton Hutchinson, William c, Kent,
Charles w. Wharton.
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General sweeney,s vindIcatIOn

ADDRESS FROM THE FENIAN SECRETARY OF WAR TO
THE BRoTHERHooD-THE ENEMIES OF FENIAN
UNITY SHOWN UP.
Gentlemen and Brothers:-The very incorrect
reports Of the fourth days proceedings of the
Fenian Convention, now assembled in this city,
pei me- in justice to myself, TO lay before you a
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WASHINGTON.
1ectal Despatotes 70 71e Ererina 7elenrnph.

Special Dispatches to TIE Evening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, January s.
Important BiIT-FInaRciat RelieE--Fund.
Tag the Debt.
Mr.. Morrill,, has introduced a bill for re-
ference to the Ways and Means Committee, and
to be printed, which comes from Secretary
McCulloch. 1t gives him power TO fund all the
obligations OF the Government in forty year
bonds, and six per cent. interest, the principal
payable in coin.
The Tennessee Senator'S.
A struggle will soon be made to admit the
Tennessee Senators into the Senate.
Case of KetchuIn and the Chief Justice.
There is not particle of foundation for the
report that Chief Justice Chase asked for the
pardon of young Ketchum. He has neither
expressed directly or indirectly any wish in the
premises.
Canadian Cattle to be Imported Under
Conditions.
The Secretary of the Treasury TODAY sus
pended so much of the regulation relative to the
Importation of cattle from foreign countries,
promulgated on the 23d ultimo, as may relate to
the importation of Canadian horses, mules, and
asses-not to include importation of these ami
mails from other countries via Canada. circu
lar was issued TO United States Customs officers
on the Northern frontier.
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THE FENLAN FIGHT.

Fifth Days Proceedings Of the Fe-
nlan Convention-The o'Mahony
Observation-Disclosures Of
BUREAU of Military Jus-
tice'-CeneraI Sweeney's
Vindicatlon-A d d re SIS
to Brotherhood from
the Fenlan Secre-
tary of War.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW GIFTS,
NEW FEATURES,
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BUY ALL YOUR
HOLIDAY BOOKS
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THIRD EDITION
A TOUCH OF WINTER!
The Coolest Day in Thirty Years!

Ice on the schuyIldu -Four Inches Thick.
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MEETING OF RAILROAD COMPANIES
panies held their annual meetings this morning,
most of them being so required to do by an act
OF Assembly. The meeting of the Phladelphla,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad was held
at Wilmington. The Reading Railroad sat with
closed doors.
North Pennsylvania Railroad Oonlpdny..-,rhe
stockholders of the North Pennsylyani Railroad
Company assembled at the office OF the Com
pany, in Walnut street.
The thirteenth annual report was then rea by
the President, Franklin A. Comfy
The report states the earnings LOT the year
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Prices of Gold in New York.

By Bankers and Brokers Telegraph line.
NEW YORK, January 8.-The following are
the prices of gold in New York this morning.