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Music.



The last days of the Grand Duchess On New
Work are close ut hand though there IA little or no falling
o0 In ia nnpulnry Our Old faYOrto. Mr. W. Il. Floyd,
late 81 Wasck has brought 10 out IN An English dress
at New Orleans where II made agrea hit Mrs GOmersal
Was the Grand Duchess.
Maretzek began his opera season at Selwyn's
rbeater i'm Boston on Monday night with Romeo aud
J,,Jil The critics touch the opera tnidly On the
sccond night thoy omp.ned that they had not good
seats and that the performance ncTes'd Bofpd-was
not satisfactory.
There will be public rehearsal OF the see
ond concert Of tho Philharmonic Society NJ the Academy
of Musc this afternoon. Tho programme includes sohu-
berts great symphony IN {, Mr. T. L. kitter overture
20 OthSlo which made such pleasant Impression when
II was played h tho Stoinway Hall musical festival last
lame and MepdelssoLns Calm al Sea ana HAPPY VOy-
sco Miss Topp Will play two piano solos
Theodore Thomas gives his usual orchestral
oonoert this evening 1T ~ ric Han.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

san FRANclsco, Dec. 1.-THE recent storm
extended Throughout the State doing considerable dam
age washing away bridges, and inerruptng stage travel
In the interior -
The steamship America, from San Juan del Bur- arrVed
here to-day. .
n, sIs per share and Hall NOrcrOss $3.50 por foot.
Arrived ships Belvdore from HewlOrk; Theresa from
Hamburg 80 ~ 49, ~, nj,
Cleared ship Granite state for Cork with 80 200 snckS Oh
sailed United States ship Cyane for Panama: sardis
for IJverpOol; Marths for Hew-Bedford.
Ilnur Quiet at s. 5O0Ss; Oregon, 81 250T 60 Whest
rt and firm AT g. 5OqS2 90 for choice shipping Legal
saS FRANCESCA Dec. l2-Arryed. ship Swallow from
Itnrg Kong Flour quiet; hupertne, g. 750S7 a. Ehih,
a. sass Large sales OF Wheat az " co. aud fun al tna'
price. Legal loadors 7t,.
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GEORGIA.
A nrLIEF OEDINANCE.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 12.-rhe Convention this
morning passed The Relief Ordinance introduced by r. IL.
Bullock Of Redmond, which reads as follows:
Bsa ordained d That. afef e passage Of this orahnoe le'ie,
Lb have been OF made under from Cor
b SAFE shs b. until this Conelton shall have taken
a. yd matters Of relief and thst all sales
yier exsostn 81 this ordinance shall be Hu aud VOID aud
o. NJ Elect
Law OF the last Legislature TO lie unconstiiu-
tl0nal, tins ordinance winch IL Is under
stCod Will be enforced by Gen Pope,
win operate as a bar 81 AL legal action upon private
debts uutn the Convention eau act further Tho re-,
mande of The day spont ia discussing the rules OF
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LOUISIANA.
I.rsnLrrlONs INrROpUCEp.

RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 12.-m the Convention
TODAY resolution was offered directing that the cor
yeuion proceed al 10 organize civil gOvernmt nj
for Louisiana Il vas laid aud ordered 10 bo printed
resolution making The Constitution OF 1864 the hiss
OF the proposed Constitution, aud directing
tho Convention TO adjourn subject 10
fine iustrucu0ns OF Congress, was referred.
rc.OlutIou making the per diem Of the President
double thar of tine members Of the Convention unaii-
mOurly agreed 10.
The Chair today declared that the vote OF yesterday
ON the question the adoption OF the report OF
the Select Committee only.
M gpckiutrn's Ordinance Amendment 10 read 100000
instead az $4,000 again up and adopted by n
nff M 40
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THE SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.
VIRGINIA
PROSECUTION OF LOYAL VOTERS.

PRESCRIPTION OF LOYAL VOTERS
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. ia colored delegate
offered resolution for the appointment Of committee
NJ 1--WE 10 investigate what can Do done to put stop to
tbc intimidation Of loyal men who are not land
bolders VINO voted the Republican ticket, ava
Who arc distressed therefor by dsloyal lRndhohrls
Thrpo coorcd ANA two White Republicans spoke 10 aNnf
and three Conservative. opposed tho resolution Tho
spacr- took Wdo political range Pending the discus
sion. tue Convention ADJOURNED, -,
The Cnalrman of the Conservative Convention ms
aupo'utcd Mes-r. william G.. RlNos, X. NJ T.. Hunter
T6hu Jauuv James Marshall aud J. u. Tucker, Com
m tec 10 pra Irc address to the people Of virgin"
and thc United states ,t.
Tho Editors Convention, representing tho COnserVatNe
prD. OF the state has Endorsed tho action OF the 20
scryatiyc Convention. Convention Of the Fnmefa Oi
tine State be- iu session here Tonight
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suteinI llOtRts.


second Assembly Dlsrict.-Ths ELECTORS Of th. District a
vos t the Frnon for esPresiien are mVea
"a meet on FRIDAY ByBNlNG Dee - Al y o'clock az NO - DuA9e
m The purpose ormns Rnlon Club for the csmPagn ny eiuet
OF the Peutau GENITAL uuh INV hOoS Iva WV 's''-'
Csc. REID. Local SECRETARY
F,tth A.senbly Dstrct.Ths electors Of the Fhh District "a
vor.b 10 Tie Cos Fsutou o VeePIesden ~ @ss
"a PKfAY BVgSISG bee - At "a oclock a nAIera NO rs
spret purpo.e Of organizing FENTON CLUB Tor ue b
tSst ~ orier Of Frrton Central Campaign Club -.
WILLIAM O. HANNA Local fieeFresiaenI
TuonAs 6. BAKER, Local Secretary
Twelfth assembly Dstrct.-Tte electors Of the I"sHn
pet favorable the nomination OF Gov Pebn Tor 'e"iTe1ea'
-ul meet a. No 81 Alsnns D. FRIDAY EVENING Dec 10 .
oos for she purpose organizing FRNTOE CLUB for 'he District
~ 0's' OF "" '''''" JOIN DUKE Local Vice President
HASRY CARsLL Local SeoeiArv.
II. X. r..
sUPPRRSsIvR MEDICATURBS v. TIKI TRUE CUbk-h'eu
rr RBsOLvENT sent 70 the uneured pneu"
o, Rico ysgpsn and other practitioners IN Paris London be'
vIsnns who ere sh the treatment OF Chron sc
oas syphte kidney Bladder and Urinary diseases The "o0de
eures effected BY RAILWAYS RBSOLVBNT Of patients IA' HAe
been dds5 suppression and snhsTed treatment OF the
v.sor aths directed public attention 50 h "onde' y
,b.t eurs, disease by Communicating lis remedial hnahe
the blood urine, and other seetves Anous A"os
"a relief qsich and permanent As II Is IL sn ~ u
oorsr Of medicine Ordinary PmPes Asd Sh'a disease. "
cured 10 lcs dayA Price for I bottles or VI per D" NO
.slane Dr. Railway consulted from L m 70 y a" III" OF
ehar
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MARYLAND

TIE PHYSICIANS CONVENTION INTERCEDING
FOR DIR. BUDD.
BALTIMORE Dec. 12.-Aiter the adjournment
OF the Convention ~ Physicians Of this State yesterday
which Convention was held IA this city an Informal meet
ing was held and memorial 90 the President OF the
Ulsrd states drawn up, praying for the release OF
d. Mudd. held prisoner nc the Dry Iortugas ana
committee OF five members OF the medical profession WAS
nppouted 90 take such measures o. may De necessary 70
procure the release of Dr. Mu0d The memorial 10 the
President suggests tLat " Or Mudd was guilty. or any
wrOnr Es @ suffered sulhoien6 punishment ana atOhel
fDr hl. nfLnuln
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THE DWELLING OF THE HON. A. BuDsALL, IN
BINGHAMTOH, BURNED -,
pucu,N,rON. n. Y. Dec 12-The dwelling
NJ Inc Hon Ansburn Brdsa ia this city, was burned 10
dey Sr B.rdsais Official correspondence as mtmDer OF
Cnugresa was lost but his correspondence as nhNh ooet
M New York was saved. Some valuable pants were
Ired Tie loss house and furniture IS estimated Al
$4,000 Insured Tor $1,000.
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NAYAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsurxGroH, Dec i2.-The Navy Depart
n,ent has received dispatch from Commodore James
Adam ~ the United States steamer Minnesota dated
Funcbal MADEIRA Nov. %. tsC7 announcing his ARRIVAL
fherc ON that day having left Gbrater on the l4h INST
I'D beI drtaincd foug day. t TanCers by bad weather
Tine oGiccrs and crew all well The Minnesota was TO
leave Fnncha for the West Indies aud Aspnwa in Few
dava
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APMY GAZETTE.
10 fnllnwinr order frcm Cen. Grants headqnar.
tsrs promulgated to-day;
WAsBfSaToS Dec. 10. 1857

NY. AnfrrASr-G ETKnAI's OFPlCR, I
WAsHiNGT0S. Dec. 10, 1897 !
= Of sehaefer. LieateHsui sih Regiment
tbe Lieut Amos =. Collins. 8ih Regi-
AIN ment Marcus s. Hopkins, Lleuten-
iis. ant. gth Regiment; =. Z. OCounor.
Ted Iieuten, M, i0Jl Regiment Jacob G..
M Ewbaksr. Lieutenant. 10Th Regi-
ipg nept; Lieut. p. A. Chandler 10th
ys. he -'rsut: aM1ey B. Smith, Lieu
Isr tenant 18th Regiment; Licut John
ri. u. Moore lZth Regiment; Lieut.
10 James Houel, 1871 heglm, es !
nj. Lieut. Joseph ]. Allison, 10Th
III Regiment. ". n. IT. Holtoa,
ar. Lieutenant. 10Th Regiment Oliver
.gi. b. GRAY. Lieutenant lith keriment :
r. Prank A. Osborru. Lieut. 10th Reg
ior rment: Lieut. George W. b0hus'
p. 10Th Regiment; Lieut.. George !.
or. HawlrT. 1882 Regiment; Jacob A.
s. ReiuieJ, Lieutenant. 1871 Regiment
pt Frank r. Chase, Lieutenant. ist6
a. Regiment; ". James Nay, Lieut.,
~ 1911 Regiment; Lieut. Daniel N.
st.iWhite. 18th Regiment; Lieut. Jas
5ih Decrav. 10Th Regiment kWsius W.
nd Erersou. Lieutenant, ZHh ResimeBtj
10 "a B. Cruuwen, Lieutenant "a
X Regiment; Lieut. Wm. ii. Webster
nd % Regiment; York 4. Woodward,
Il Lieutenant, 2lth Regiment; Lieut.
M Wm. = Martins unassigned Lieut.
III Montgomery 5. Reed unassigned
iu |Cbas. p. Rand. Lieutenant, unas-
ye sigued Henry Q. Wallace, Lieu
be tenant. unassigned: Wa. ). Harki-
hi. sheimsr. Lieutenant 18th Regiment.
In Joseph r. n. Hall, Lieutenant lst
M Regiment: Lieut. Martin J. De
in. Forrest. 81 Regiment Lieut.. kdwin
he. W. Busby, % Regiment Lieut.. An
I'm drew q. Deacon, STU Regiment;
nj Lieut. Ira d. McClary. On Regi-
Il, ment Lieut.. Jas. NJ. Johnston, 9th
ci. Regiment; d. Jerome Connolly,
IN. Lieutenant 1th Regiment; Hector
p lSears. Lieutenant 9Th Regiment
r. Benz. ?. Shaun, Lieutenant I'D
J. Regiment; Bdward /. Deaue, Lieu
ri. tenant gth Regiment; Lieut. Jesse
M. Ii. Clinton. 9Th Regiments ChaA 81.
m. Hamilton. Lieutenant 9th Regiment;
e. lLienL Vim. n. Thompson, 80 hee'
IA |iment; Hiram L. HUT, Lieut. 9th
ck Regiment. Lieut. Joseph @. Pred.
lt more. 9Th Regiment; Lieut. Watson
in iR. Wentworth. och Regiment Lieut..
'U.IIouis W. Stevenson 10Th Regiments
NJ Lieut. Albert A. MetEner, ll,h Reg
81. 'imebt. Wm. q. VsBce, Lieut. 18th
tb Regiment; Jas T. Bolton, Lieut..
m. i3,b Rpgt Jos. y. Curren, Lieut.
IN l3th Reg. John Z, Wilson. Lieut..
m. ll4th Regt Lient. Vim. Il. fernald.
W. llf'h Regt Lieut. Eli Il. Nix 10th
nj Rect. Wm. A. McNulty. Lieut. 10th
M. Req. Lieut. Morton Ravens l5th
J. Rect. Lieut. Winfield & Chase, l5th
K Req. John II. Brough, lieut. l3th
Ut Req. Lieut. Henry X. " Ayres,
M; I9.h Regt Lient. Lewellyn Echei-
nj berry. 10Th Regt ; Lieut. Marceilns
m. J.. Stesrns. 2Otb Regt John i.
10. Graham. Lieut. Dist kegt Levi =.
"A Burnett. Lieut.. Dist kegt Lieut.
]. Hiram j. Willis, 22l RegL Benz.
,t &. Cook. Lieut 2fth R-Rt Richard
III Folle.. Lieut. 10th Regti Lieut.
ithfThomas d. McA'piue, unass gne1
au. Lieut.. T.. p. Bgrceyin, 10Th 60. 20
h. Battalion. a
BY command ofGss GRANT.
jutaut General
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The auction sale which was announced nc tC
,L Iare Yesterday At the Crossman Clay aud Manufac
turing Company, at Woodbridge, N. j., has been post
poned 10 Thursday next.
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Mr.. Elisha Sniffen, builder, whose name was
aigurd to tho call for the Grant meeting ~ TINS CITY re-
ctlv ,ites m. that ho has not had we suPposod any
ion With tho Court House bundinS Or WIN
Inc i,lting uD of gh0 National Guard ArEaOries
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MISSOURI.
TIN ST. LOUIS WATER BOEDs--A WHOLE FAMILY
MURDERED.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Dec. 12.--Ibe Board OF w ater
Commissioners of this city wall tomorrow commence INC
fa 0 f9 OK 81 Louis water bonds, hearing SIX pr
cent interest payable 7ou annually n CON- the bOnds 10
run ~ wears. The principal rs alsO payable in coin.
mau named ftpy-, living near A!iOn. III, Win hl'
wife AID two children. were murdered win an Ak on
Suuduy night. negro man mined Joseph MARSHALL VINO
E supposed 90 Do % he mudercrs, was arrested mere
81
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HBADQuARTEHs Or rHE Army, A.
By direction Of the Secretary Of Sc
War the following officers Of the III
Veteran Reserve Corps are hereby ~
mustered 0ut and honorsbly dis an
charged ibe service 81 the United u
States. TO take effect Jan. ], 1893, Bi
on account Of their services being n,
10 longer required IheJ will re. kt
ceirp r0 lrgl uarmeuts until they .e.
shall have satisfied the PAY Depart ID.
msnt that tley are not indebted 30 j.
tfe Government: Fred. d. oeWall, IL
Colonel 81 Regiment: b. " F,ust. Re
Lieut. Colonel 10Th Regimen; Mar III
tn Flood. Lieut. .Cll0lcl lstl Rcgi u.
ment. Lieut-CoL Stephen Moore, "
l6t1 Regiment; Jas. johnson, Major nm
lf.l Regiment; Capt. Robert 2. 'lbl
Gardner. Isl Regiment; ii. D. Nor hi
ton. Captain lst Regiment; Geo. =. Re
Smith. Captain 3 Regiment; Capt ~
A. A. Lawrence ith Regiment Can't he
john AmreIu, 4th Regiment; Capt ~.
Samuel Place. jr, 5th Reg mcul Il VI
Capt George Z. Pingres oh De
Regiment; Capt. Jos. q. R0afi- ~
qleI. Oh Regiment Garrett Narle a
Captain, 9th Regiment; Wm. H. Re
Morse. Captain. 7th Regiment q.
CAPT william r White. 7tl Reg.- he
meht. John J. Knox. Captain, 1th VI
Regiment Capt n. sellers Till. Stu Mt
Regiment Ira Ager, IT,, Captain. CD
gfh Regiment: VIM. II. Edridge, sig
Captain. 9TH Regiment; G. A. De ten
La Mess. Captain. ilih Regiment sh,
Pred. Mosebsch. Captain, llth go'
Regiment; Cspt Chas. WOLF, llth re
Regiment; Jas Cromie, Captain, 70
18Th Regiment; Capt. Hugo lille W.
brandt. 18th Regiment; Capt John dre
A Mcdonnell. 18Th Regiment; Oapt. be
Henry @. Brandt. 18th Begiment' me
Capt. krastus T. Plat 1874 Regl he
meut; John W. jordan, Captain, Dc
18th Regiment; Capt WIN. 7. SCI
Austin, 18Th Regiment; Capt r. re
wing y WILCOX. l4ih Regiments J. re
W. De Forest. Captain, l4th Eegi- ten
ment Joshua II. Hastings. Captain, b.
lstb Rednent: Capt Edward Nil 10
Ter. 18th Regiment Cant. Samnel q. lie
Cold 18th Regiment Capt Nathan II. inn
Ranileti. 18th Regiment. Roderick Re
Thsune, Captain. l6IB Regiment mo
4. NJ. l.. Bllers Captain X
nth Regiment; Capt VII 10
Lam Morgan. 18th ReZIment Lie
Capt Joseph II. Durgee. 18Th Regl- im'
meut Capt EieHaf H. Ripley lyth Re-
Regiment. s. " Purchase. Cap lJi
taiD. 2ist Regiment Capt Michael lJi
Walsh. DIST Regiment Capt. WIN. l4i
W. Jones 22d Regiment Joshua W. ~
Sharp. Captain. lld Regiment Capt. he
Wm. l.. Tibhgll. unassigned Capt. re
William Bnsn. unassigned; Capt J. Re
q. Chapman, Unassigned Capt i. ne
Is Gates. una signed Fist Lieut. re
Theodore r. Cummins. n Regiment; l9.
Geo. ". Coriiss FiIst Lieutenant, hei
81 Regiment. LIEUT. Fred M. Kim j.
ball. 3 Regiment. Lieut.. Geo. Wag- Or
uer. 5th Regiment; Lieut.. james II. Bu
ghepley. 9TH Regiment; Fred. J. hi
Sinssey. Lieutenant. 9Th Regiment q.
Lieut.. Charles McD0ug8ll. 9th Regi- 10
ment; Lieut.. Newton Written. Oh u
Regiment: Charles w. Pierce, Lieu u
tenant. 7.h Regiment Charles ;. bs
Ed. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adlutaut.
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HIRRIED.

tho residence q The brides parents
nm Wirv Dec ~ 1901 by kev. n. T. Smith. Neut ne
nr III West Camp Ulster County to Msrg Auouei'e hcChe
u~y. dll.att Of Jamcs MeChcsney 81 Brooklyn
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JI5 Miles
OP rBE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
ARB NOW COMPLETED.

m brings the eastern base o. he ROCKY Monr''n' ans"
IS expected that viii be laid thirty miles further TO Evans f"s
the highest point the road by January The maximum gAoo ho@
the foot Of Che the summit bus eighty feet 70 me me
t chat n n,sv R,,teru rosi hundred Work In The
,cngs On slope viii continue through the WINTER and
there Is nov no reason thss the entire grand Se " he Pachs
will be open sT business IL 1870
The means provided constructions Of h crest NstoHs WON
are ample The Use gane SI Per Cent BoDds at the rate
from sl6 $1,000 per mile Tor which aes second <S
security and receives payment % large hot 70 tae NJ Isa' q ~
claim in rrs bonds issae each twenty nue sscu's
&c finished and examined By United STATES Coraon
m and pronounced to he in respects sess road thoroughly sup
piled With dpots repair shops stations. and al De Necessary '"s
stock sad other equipments
The United States makes donation 1880 acres Of aaa 70 se
mile which will be s Company hnch OF
dis land IN s Platte valley among iss IA the world sna
other large ,orous are bva irss and abound
coa ofthe best quality.
The Company Is authorised issue n ovaiFFs' Mortgage Doso'
u an amount equal 20 the se Government and no more Ihe
Hon r D Morgan and s Hou osLss Trustees for the Bend
holders and deliver Company only TIE wot PfS-
gresse, they always represent actual 'nd productive value
The authorized capital COMPANY one Hundred Million Dol
,s millions have been pad IN spon The "'rs ''sJ
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.
Al present tie profits Of the COMPANY derived Only from IL local
cratic but this is already mncb ban a py Che Interest GA
al be Bonds Company not nosr mile sse built u
il not doubted Oai completed ths through e Of Inc
ONLY line connecting Asne and Pacific States Si be large beyond
precedent. there will be composition it can s~sys be done
Itwi be noticed that he Union Pce Railroad Il to a Govern
rrr toork built supervision Of Government oseer' and
large extent with Government nd thai ~ bonds are i"ee
Under Government, direction believed sg similar security 70
careful, guarded and eeny 20 5ased upon larger mere
valuable property. A. The Company
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are offered for the present at NINETY CENTS on THk DOLLAR hr
are the cheapest security The markell beng more than y Der of
lover than United States stocks They pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD.
or over NINE PR CgNT upon the investment subscriptions viii BE-
received 10 NewTok Conpany oRcs No 20 Nssssnst ld
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. Ho. Nassau IT.
CLARK DODGE Co. Bankers, No 81 WalSt.
JOHN CISCO l. SON BANKERS No. % WAltss,
HENRY CLRWs & Co, Bankers, No. = Wal,I,
HEDDEN WINCHESTER Co. Bankers, No 90 Broadway
and by the Coupanys advertised Agents throughout TIE United Sa
Remittance, should b made fIDds sewTOt
and the bonds Will charge by resnfn express
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP showing the Progress Of the "0rf
Resources for Construction Value " Bonds be obtained At TIE
Compans Ohees Of ia sved Agents or viii Dc seat se 90 'r
pieatoH.
Eovsrbsr % 1851
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rmrL CASE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec t3.-William Meeser,
nr,iet,r of me gaiIy BfcrarL has been convicted Of
pnhishlug be on Col W. ~. Mann. Sentence was DC
tor
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Cycs Dec 2Pour dgl and 1qn3' AZ Sli so ~ s'
tiy an1 ~ ~ I'd s2 S. Corn da AZ iS Tor New
OF steady at &C. ia, Rye a demand I aH oref I, So
81 Dressed SO aol s9 receipts 5O3 bead Mes ro[s el n ~
.I i' 5o U CoS i51 and dull Moaey unchanged
BU1gALo Dee l2our dur ani unchanged Wheat inactive ana
S" and OH western Dat, dull 900 bush Ohio a. 1oe re
Ders Barley da sales o. 500 bush TwoRoaed Cheas. at . So
Me,. Pork arm yery dull ~ % or Heavy Lard lJ@Je
fas In ps gPoT uiet wIsai-Amber held a. %
~ offered sales ior al ihe month e. = 90 Corn cur S
AZ Cic Rye quiet Barley quiet Dressed Hogs h at So %
Dec 2Pour .ead' With good demand sac ~ WIZ
SS5 l9 74sl m Double Extra Wheat unchanged Com quiet
& Of go Ia'9 a No. h!s a 70 81 100 ~ MI FEED I6s- Shorts
are selling utt28 siruf, $3.50 70 'nd Mdann a. = Y = un
Yors Te Ike iTpo-i.-ls bush. wheat, asas-.
Ms de-+ ~ ~ b WIFI 81 s5as5 S. New Corn on The
F,'' az h. bgiF oats &c In tuk Coffee 2ld25e Choice
EeeOteam sugar l5e Hog e.G-e gross lss'ii .s c l W y
lie Raw whisky. 9 bond J)a2c -. 49,. Lee. MIA,
BursonE Dee p -Coon ti"ronge aepse, no s s ,,,nS
irn Prime To- Choice 20 southern ~ ~ - 3 ,o to 2
~ 6 prT.o. quiet Nes bacon shoulders active At ~ 02is
PM .esLpaia Dee 2-Coon dull at Lode for Mdlag tpands
De- SALES 90 4 naie Petroleum quiet Crude active az 70 a
10y lisl1e IN eo5 ~ o ss 25 SO 25 western 90 50a
Se u' 5o ~ a. wtts AZ 26Ja ~ 30 RYE unchanged
Ses oi hsl n Ye An 40 and New O59sl Is arm al
6ig-5c Groceries aad Provisions unchanged IA 49,,
M or Dee Tobacco quiet ard unchanged Cotton dull MD
ding 3c fnur improved demand q fa Paee, sspraas '9
! t9 Rrtra SO 250S8 50 Treble q Choice sn 3G~ -
F,pc~ MS 259 4 Wheat better - p ~ 10 for Prime VIE
t d .nd wi.ter white and 750s2 Tor spring Corr dqH AZ
s3e = Oa Gm d18c Barley hnni Choice fal -
re steady al ~ 60 Pro,isions qaet and hrm Mess fos ~ ~
M 40. Baron-C-r sides lftc Lard qU % lltc for Heroes
I've Ifa-25 90 market aud declined a. BE- et
dsrsJoo0 hbl4 Flour
mn Wheat 3aCD Corn 500 DO Oats 800 Do BARLEY '
HOGS .-..,.a
Cwc,0o Dec I2-Flur declined lo0l5c WHEAT unsettled a
81 7gl Corr steady, al j O'ts quiet al 0' h NJ,
A., Al m 81 Prov dlll. Mess Pork s2l. Lard steady a.
a, isal2lc Hams. c Shoulders. 7lc . 49, -
hRHPifis Tenn Dec l2COtion lat Corn '"4o, O@t' o-
Folr firm and unchanged Pork 80 shoulders, 4@lAe CeA
MWGxEE Dec I2-Foar dull Doabe Extras, 50 p @s9 80
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Of the poor are anxious to reap the tae profit they
might by being employed In the cleaning OF sidewalks
Thus lar inc present month has been much colder than
the corresponding OF last year The comparison OF
the spending rates Of the two years the Bh TO
the 18th. IT. as follows;
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A1RAyy CATTLE MARKET.

hn,yY Dec l2Tbe market opened With prices }0ic per n
HIGHER dian last week ueuse cold weather of TODAY checked
oesons and price, recedd somewhat The average gua o @
cattle much better usual and Ills fact considered aoutl
br m ccs arr any than they 1ys ago etP
500 head , 2s0 head at 6id7le Tor Common Bdo iot f@I
an qqglr f,r Good To lIre several droies oil tlrs1
beete ahch are held Hob per ~ live wdh These "lloh
crbrsre some brought to market viii g U New
IN 6rt hands Sheep 500 head sales 900 bead % dnc
~ Common Iht Good 7d7ic Tor HerY hrtra Fine C.laaA
T, -ecepts bead. the demand artse AZ &c M STATE
5lo Tor cLan a3e Tor Illinois Dressed liols v10'c
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The Snow-Storm In the City.
Cor COMFORT. get DOORS and WINDOWS hIsd "'a
RoRBucWs WEATHER STRIPS.
hlse'aA'" 'A''I Cor WIND SNOW and DUST
s,pei,r to all otherA Are warranted Tor n'e yeAr''
Y M a, sto, or MA sent all parts Of City and Country 70 fl
Tho sup~ RoBBUCH BROS, No. 50 PutOnst, n Y
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5so,cs No,ceTho Mss for Great Britain and the Cont
81. S"u.hs@poa anl Hamburg. per steiner ALLhhANnA
ga Tor IRELAND Que,nstown, Per semr bINA NIL eos
scs, "A follows. stations and b, 1885 stations
he IA ao. M Stations and =, $50 station q 3 a. m
s 10, France via Dr,s. ard Hsyre, per steamer Pbkhh VIZ
% 81, 90 On AATURDAY. December H. att and al up
, a - silogs ON FRIDAY December H. at stations AND y
Sistoos q sad D. $40 Station @, 9.39 M StA'y
.ra n g.gJ D. No. station "a. 5;I1 y u SAALS AhH%A' - -
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snver-PiateJ Ware.

silver-Piated Ware.
Ice Pitchers Coffee Us CastsEI &C. &C. PLATED On Inc
t. or nickel silver manufactured expressly for trade b. he 's'-
br.tsd MeFlen Britannia Company aud Rogers Saith Co.
aRo u. KITCHEN 4 co,
No sol Bro,ivAy s. T. opposite The metropolitan Iioset
Rorel A. Eeuchate having received hcnor,e
mention Al the late Exposition ior their Wrchs a,c Sp'
s.pev In ths city OF their Justly celebrated |" AZ to 80
@ parsry cali She attention Of the trade add Gag pubic 70 ~
soos ~. U.i.cS Soc, OUTNCHE s KRUGlEh.
Sseus ''' Wv ~ Nos. and 10 JohbsL, 70 stsAns
Furniture,
OF 1yrR LATEST STYLES CONSISTING OF PARLoR D!EiSo
ROOM. AND CHAMBER SUITES. IN ROSEWOOD WALNUT AND
N.pLx RETAILING ar MANUFACTURERS PRICRS AT
y KRUTIEGs
MAsUPAcTORY AND wARERo0ns
No. % AND % BAST HoUSroN@.
Bst-sss gosssy aaa sssOsi ave-
ALL GOODS WARRANTED. ----