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AUCTION SALES OF QUEENS COUNTY REAL Es-


By JOHNSON & MILLER-BALANCE OF GREAT NICK LOTS
lots III 1872 Laurel Park each 2I2 eseh -
CumberlaBdaye, each 25Iii5, each.
Delavsresye. esch 25Ili5 each..''
lots Nos - H. DelsvsreSve each 2Ill5 each..
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Siiuations Mantro-- 3tmal,s.

GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
" Iobs found Mrs. HLDs GERMAN INSTITUTE 2l Sertok,t
IERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
" eoh,ahty 10 be found al hn LOVES CIR
MAN INSTITUTE. Fntst, corner Bo~ery.
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Marbk anS Slate Nsnttls.

ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS-Plain Mar
II b,te nd dsorsted price, from sl0 10 go aud uPNa
81 description. plaza shd oTHsRsra
PENRIYS SLATE Co. No. ~ West BEhtss1th 81,
B@tuesB Finh ADD sIth
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
WI MONUMENTS GRAvEsrOSEs Ge-The ryeS, stock the
latest ready few bou notice
KLABER Nos IA and 10 Es', hEeeuth at sear bird ave
MARBLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED
WI MARBLE MARBLE NAETkLs reh and sran, dssiguL
T. b. STEWART sos sIihsvs BEL 3Sis AMI Ssh sta
- KLABER. so First-ave., near Tlird-st., sells
-. MARBLE MASTELS HEADSTOHES Of Superior workmanship,
TO soct before u his new factory
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw-JERsEY REAL ESTATE.
BY A. j. BLEECKER, son & 90. -
FAun Of Is acres HobOkus. Bergen SO 900
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Situaiious Mantio -Hlalts.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN of strict moral
n k,L integrity, quick sgurs and
r,.nes doobstnr booieepng desires POSITION References
ubers,p'osabe. address D. b.. Boz liO' Tribune once
nTANTED-A SITUATION as FARMER or
SUPERINTENDENT By soobman who has been trained u
al. hist sten Agriculture n boTbood and Who Thoroughly
enable kg charge Of persons place Garden IN
eIs Butter maker Address sa, ea HUkTLkf
Ma JobnsL, seed Store.
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Professional gutitrs.

BLOOD, MANHOOD.-Dr. OLlN, % Bond
ID Union reputation, the uBEnBAtei boarding
10 The ssbbhnsut desired; Who Iled state
ooRtdeua consultation es send tao stamps Tor pamphlets hours
70 T. Sundays evening, BIO T.
nR. LEWIS, No Beach ST., makes a specially
~ sfsBg all diseases vhOa Those afflicted should b
night place The Dr. has h attention 10 those
diseases for the last " keufsk CiIr.
DARIS, London, and New YOrk-Medcal Adj
sBd Marriage Gube s edition. nearly so 700
gsying, 9Ho cloth upon OAsUesr' Rheumatism, Piles Ru
Affections Of tbs Kidney Bladder Constitutional
Ne Elaborate ueamsut With receipts and certificates OF
by NJ Lamont PhIAn and Surgeon $50 BroadsJ Price,
Mailed By LENBkR ISL Fulton York AID the author
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GUpartnrrsbip gutitts.

GOpartnrrsbip gutitts.
.>~~~
THE FIRM of F. g. s. WOOD is this day
dissolved BY The affairs Of the late firm Will he
settled BY FRANCIS WOOD N the coal business the
stand 2ll 37thst 2aVa STEPHEN WOOD
49, FRANCIS WOOD.
EewYorE Nov l. 1854 STEPHEN WOOD jr.
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6uuntrp StaI 6statt for Sale.
4 WINTER HOME for PERSONS SEEKING
n a MILD WINTER CLIMATE.


The climate during the Winter and Spring months
modified By nsuaT position. forests Pecusue' Of soil and prOI
the Gulf Stream has been hound eHlneu suited 10 PeIson. 10
Of impaired beaihwheh hnd restoration OF rehsi " Tho
eY emperature southern Countries With Of scommat
inc visitors oherA who contemplate Winter resi-
denes Florida the uudegped have purchased and greatly In
proved wknoS property Of MAGNOLIA. formerly owned and
% b been chosen With due regard to the sanitary ,llu. sud
Importance Influences The comprising about
commanding site upon the Nea bank OF the ~
Sheltered from adverse who's the buildings ADd ound
facilities for boating rdng And Sskng the
door exercise and recreation are almost hIIs
bs consist Of large house smaller hous. cottage
chapel stables aud farm buildings 1besrge house has been parI
rebuilt considerably enlarged hed WITH TOE eetge heNy
The are eohh0llou' PROVIDED N ot
and the appliances for domestic comfort sene are tach
usually found well appointed poheIn hou,ei . - n
table viii experienced steward whose resources III
ample enough make equally acceptable 70 the robust
Dr. ROGERS NAV be consulted professionally BY those requiring b
advice athbey 10 refer those Who MAJ contemplate Vsstg
patients 10 Ora Henry BONdch aud h L. hbtot Boz
tan Msss Prof Draper HesfoTf Dr. Austin L. Sands,
Newport r. Dr. Joseph Sargent Worcester Mass d. L. Vol
Providence r. and Dr. n d. Bebtdiet 81 Augustine PA Do
Bronchial Pulmonary Rheumatic and Dyspt Affections
the Summer months abe 70 exercise IN the open ar
Winter Spring feeble should not make long
journey without the sanction u their medical sd Pbcsn can
especially cautioned against planning 70 return North before
June from the dry genial air Of The pepSsua IN April
proved pulmonary Therefore e fall bepehi
Of Winter and Spring not asl3aDe one should 70 Sonb
ths ais n,esa o sn e P i ~ ,b rbb a b ,sv
frequent Communication and miles heiow Gen Cove sPrag
The fare by bFsteass steamers from wa ana
poi far Tine from four TO four and half dAL by railway
from Jacksonville aud thence 10 Magnolia b any VI The
steamers the fare and hugoe arc something more but TIE TINE
The Whole expense IN Florida hes; sceOmnOdsOn from e7'
q psr month for each person. Address
~ ~ ROGERS 4 HARKIs MagnolYa, East P10ridt.
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Sutton Sails Of 9ral estaif.
J. JonSsoS, st., AueroseeL ..
DY Johnson & MIL l. Err,
ID AUCTIONRERs AND
pRAL kST a D d y U n
OS NA,slu.sr.. COR CHDAR-ET.. N,


Ma 15 NlssIUsr.. COR CnDARET. NV TORE
.st,S sTsb,nSh Iosur beoed Auction sae u Furnsa Ia
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l6th 1889
On M they viii positively sell without hmit reservation:
sGO VEIT1BLB 2lst WARD BROOKLYN lots, kPLkhblDLI
sITUATEb on THE GREAT LINZ OP IMPROVEMENTS H%
i"hNf BRohDwAI AND EULToNAvBNUB RAILROADS
The property consists Of the ..-.z. -.
ENTIRE BLOCK bounded by HOWARD and bAhATOGAAFB-
SIiFS MACON sud McDOEOUGH STREETS. -
RETIRR BLOCK boandrd by HOWARD aud SARATOGAA'B'
EURS DECATUR and BAINBRIDGBSTRBBIH ,..v 80
EiIKs BAsDRIDGESTRBET and the BROOKLYN ani JAMAICA
TURNPIKE ROAD. .-... -
RNTIRE BLOCK bounded By SARATOGA and HOPkIhSONAVB
EUES. MCDONOUGH and DRCATURS1RBETA
ENTIRE BLOCK fronts Brosdw{ bounded by
MACON and HALsEY STREETS sARATOdbAVEHUBa aud BROAD
oSR GORE OF GRRAT VALUE PERT LONG. II. sn.irs
front HALSBY STREET, between HOWARD and sAAlo"h-
ENTIRE FRONT on ives, aid. Of HowARDAvE between Decatur
and BGiHhrdge kts-lO lots. ....
So6TH'wESf CORNER Of HALSEYsT. and HowARDAvR-
Valuable LOT. -, -.------ ~,
This will he the largest important sae ~ the The
business and announce pohTey that
will be sold To the highest bidder 49, -, 49,
The property ~ the TWentI h aie Ninth ward
S,wloL CT Hall than OenirAl ph
within throw Of the Broadway Railroad and ell
and the FuonsV Railroad Lots IN New ORR VIZ no
WAs than the shove bring readily run % w 70 evp
carefully eIAmibe the properly and iend we
liberal Maps and full PARTICULAR al ofees ol yOhhSON
MILLER Is Easssnt. NJ Y, and l57 hnntagussl, bfoohDn
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WALTER z. PINrrT, AnctiOneeL
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
FIvB BRowE-sToSB FRONT STORES
and
MODERN TBHBMBHTs.
WEDNE SDAY, NOV. 10,
Hl2 NJ the premises
wYTHB.AyB. BETWEEN DIvIsIoN-AyR AND RusHsT'
BROOKLYN. E D.,
Eve bochs from Roosevelt Ferry.
TERMS or SALB:
ps cent 10 cent On day
ofsale, and IS per cent on lat DAY Of DeeembeI
buildings 2jx+3 feet Stories store Ana
cellar; well built Title perfect
Zach hoor contains I with all modern impresmehA
For further particulars apply 10
WALTER K PARFITT Auetoueer.
Is Broadway
BrosLlyn, x. D.,
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A fine Grain and Grass
FARM IU4 acres mostly cultivation well fenced and uaed
GOOD ten onbuings;
excellent young orchs IN fill besng beautiful and healthy oon
school, potoe aud depoti eight miles bom
Ssaoga sbnngs Ess.YoL Price $3.50 part cash. balance ON
time Inquire Office Of Belmont Hotel Puob-st this day
WATER POWER-A fine ROOM. LOO #. by
w IS 10 LET az Yonker ~ suitable for d other maBufAe
ture with good power Inquire Of O0PCUTT fORter OF
uesdss and PhdyG at 99 y from 10 70 9eoeE
FACTORY SITES near New York City, with
ON easy terms Room T. No. ~ Chnsi, n u IL
ERED'K SYLVESTER, ..
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND AGENT,
2OS SOUTH FoURTHsT.
PHILADELPHIA
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6urpuratisn Aotitts.


CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To
OIROH PIPR MANUPACTU proposals will be received
this (otund city Hall PArk uBll O'Clock Of 1liuR
H. 1859 for furnishing and laying about b feet OF tn
pipe lined with wood with Wards patent socket n' ia
Island Randars Island For blank proposals. ADd Iner
apply this DepArtnent at BIS once
-Nta'York 0et 20 lisa THOMAS STEPHENS Crc,oa
- ''.-0'-| - ROBT l. DARRAGH, A9eedae'
GEO. r. GKKENE, } Board.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART MEM,
~ TO COsTRACrORs separate sealed proposals eseh n
with the title which relates the name o. ,o oue
ofoaeug will be- received at this once anu ~ 800 ,
OF TUESDAY 93d for the construction OF he
bhDck pAveneuL Tenthst, between FlnhsVe. ~" Eu
plare tJthiratt between Third and @
I'd Madison Goefvtst
Ri,ipgoBst Laightst from Canal 20 i,h az S,.
a fhiyd "A Foafba,et Thirehst from bAom 70 nlnth ave-
sri Lpens Broadway West $40 20 If D e ayng
a I,.s oppose SIXTH opposite NO z1 Broad
80 Pn Al One andweu nfnth One hnrfrrd ADD
Ih,eth yhst sna une ,s 80
oud- sts; opposite No ~ SHiha's' ~ ~ $500 ' '~
side Pisrho ~ -. q. .h -, -. ~
~. 1870, Cl,rh hh onee (RoiundA PArkl EewYort
S " 80 ~ THOMAS STEPHENS, } Crv9n
No" y '"''' ROBERT L. DARRAGH. fAqaedee1
GEORGE s. GREENE. Board
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astorpiee and Rigbthst LBAvITT. sTRBBBIGH
Ca Cosn9SHESI. soIcrnD LaRlREs CATALo9rED AND Sold
MAGNIFICENT PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION
FRIDAY sATURDAl EVENINGS Nov II aud 49, commencing
Of oeok-sAs Of SPLENDID PRIVATE LIBRARY, comprising
elegant assortment of ILLUSTRATED WORKS, many
among which he mentioned Muses Pranee aud Roye
London Journal 20 vols 4to Bsrtletts "
WORKS scenaT Aoduons Birds Of Anerca Dore Illus
ed Works proo sdhns 6ne biudngsi fndens Gallery Of British
Arr. klo etc, Catalogues rsAdJ-BoOks exhibition
MONDAY EVENING, Nav l5Sale 81 bns collection OF OIL
PAINTINGS CHROMCs EsGRAyIHGs. &c. Catalogues ready
Pictures exhibition
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS Nov. 6 ABd l7sae Of
Private Library. Catalogues ready.
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Salts By SndiDM

..... WIFE w HullIDh. .
.~>~..~oooo,~-~>~-~-~~~
A RT NOTICE.-By HENRY ii. LEEDS g.
n MINER HENRY u. LBRDs, kuetIonser
sso,OOms Nos 50 Cba"bsn s,s kssss Art GALLERIES NOs sb
~ RxEcUTows SALE or PINE PAINTINGS;
.... NOVEMBER n AND a.
Al y o'clock each evening
LEEDS ART GALLERIES
.. .. Eos Sf1 aud 81 o BROADWAY,
Nv n w eltbsi.
SPECIAL SALR BY ORDER OF BxBcUT0R
EUROPEAN AND IMERTcGR PAnSTISGs
By celebrated and farense artists
car. uIIpEER LRICKRRT, A. B. DuRAND,
q RBnulE YERMULEN, j. T. KEESbTT,
CARL BECKER BERLIN SONNrA6'
c. HIHR CIR ClBH, j. b. 1RVIhd.
4 BONNER. SGHhlDT w. u HIGHLANDS
MUSiS' KRUSOM4N. s. COLEMAN,
CARABAiE yANDBIiSLYKBN, J RoNDBL,
vBR WEIR Won MILE q g. GRlSWOLD,
sCHABP CkABkBLS lhhAh
AND OTHERS
nov on exhibition DAY aud evening as above
A UcTIoN NOTICE.
BARKER 4 THEALL. Auetoneera
OF ART 843 BROADWAY,
NOW on EXHIBITION, PRBB,
The Painting. By Hedrieh sehaees ard Ferd
THB COURT or jazz HAPLBs together With the
entire valuable collection ~ hieh ala pctn' OF DHayTetirr e
Which e following eminent artists TepreseEled
l. Van Kurck, David Col, Henrietta Bonner
Baialourieu T. Bdan, J. williamson
= f.n,,. Iscari Vsrbosvea Ball
w Vrrsehbper r. Macs VIM
Count De B,landl J H. Doph, A. Van HAnme,
AeI Wus. 7. DannaO, tn Genrd
Thomas Hicks. H. kATry. i. scbaeiels
J. Thompson, q. Pssras, v. Eaelg
Portfolio j. Roslerse d. De EoteT,
Eun Ten Kate II. Yon sshen, y. Nnsin.
Jacob JsealsI -. A. B. Dnrand W. Brown,
ChsG Germs, L. Robbie, Bilon. Re,
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printius.
1urniiurs.
4lOu,g yOantS.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY and
IL SILVER WARE BOUGHT ana MONEY LOANED them By
GBo. @ ALLEN as Btoadwsy. ore door sslov CasalsI
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AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
By JOHNSON & MILLER-EAsT NEw-YoRK LOTS, EACH
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| A. MENwE AaeuonesL
| pY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D Boeks 0ods Furniture Ne
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New YORK, Jan. Am Injunction has been is
sued restraining the Shoe and Leather Bank from
paying the coupons of the mortgage bonds of the
Atlantic and South Pacific Railroad Company, due
January lst.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. "A dense fog has
prevailed for the last three days.
SAN Francisco, Jan. Alt has been raining for
forty-eight hours. One hundred and forty
smallpox deaths during December.
NKwBERN, N. c., Jan. AFTER an exciting
canvass between two Republican candidates for
the msyoralty, Berry, a native, was elected. No
Disturbances occurred.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. 4.-The extensive water
power, known as the Columbia Canal, was sold
this morning for $500 TO Maj. G. A. Pearce, bus.
ness egent Of Senator Sprsgue. of Rhode Island.
1t is believed that q few months will witness the
erection of large manufactures On land bordering
on the canal.
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GEORGIA ITEMS.

Negroes in this section seem to be in stay
ing" and " hiring" mood. Nearly all either want
10 stay where they have been living this year, or
get 10 new employers at once. The wages de-
named 1909 are about the same as those for 1865.
This is good sign Early County News.
We learn that fatal rencounter took place on
Saturday week between Mr. Jas. Newman and
Jas Hartley in which the latter lost his life at the
hands of the former.-lMac Journal and Mes
seDger.
The Macon Telegraph says: A private letter
has been received by gentleman in Georgia from
senator elect, H. V. NJ. Miller, in which he states
he recently had long interview with Gen. Grant.
During the conversation the reconstruction of
Georgia was passed upon at length. Enough was
elected from the president elect TO warrant the
senator IN assuring his correspondent that If we
can manage to hold our present status until the
fourth of March, all will be well, that there will
be no more reconstruction by Congress, at least
so far as Georgia is concerned.h
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SINGULAR CASE AND DECIsIoN.-The Providence
Bulletin gives the particulars of a case which was
tIitd in the Court of Probate OF North Provt-
dence wherein certain parties, relatives OF the
respondent, prayed that some suitable person
might be appointed guardian over his estate. Thb
respondent is an old gentleman, who is well
known, and who, through a long life Of industry
mostly in real estate. He is seventy.six years az
age. The evidence of the petitioners wentto show
that the respondent had at one time demandek
rent Of a tenant after il had been once paid THAI
at another time he watered his horse 10 the afte-
noon of a certain day, forgetting that he haf
watered him in the morning of the same days
that another time, when he and his family wers
going "down the river" he forgot the time thf
cars started: at another time he gave one OF his
family S. to pay for the hire of horse and cart
riage, and did not ask for change tpr nearly hall
an hour afterwards at another time he let his wife
(second wifej have a burial lot for one OF her
children that had died, and received FOR II Only
$40, when 1t was worth something more. At en :
other time he asked man twice about the con-
sruction of a pair OF steps that at another time
he made out rent bill for $5 so. when II ought "a
showed that he had been careful OF his property
that the petitioners were the only persons who had
reduced its amount In any material way, as i had
been spent for their education and establishment
10 business and he declared that they were hangt
ing about him like vultures, determined to share
his property-which is considersble-wi -withou,
waiting lor his death, and the pending attempt II
diyest him of the care of his affairs was caused by
his refusal 10 turn over that property to petition
ers BY deed of trust, or in some other mannert
The court, greatly TO public surprise, appointed
guardian, but the matter will go to the Supremf
Court. Tie trial created much public interest
and sympathy for the old man.
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THE CREsCENTs DISPATCHES.
W ARLINGTON.
TIE SUPREME COUaT-ifHE MILITIA BILL.
CLAIM agent Arrested1or Alleged Fraud
ELECTORAL VOTES ,ALL RECEIVED.
CHEERING PROSPECTS or The CUBAN INSURGENTS.

WAsnINGToE, Jan. 4.-The Supreme Court re-
assembled to-day.
Members of Congress are arriving rapidly. A
quorum will be present tomorrow. The weather
continues to be bad and tlse telegraph slow.
The bill authorizing the organization of militia
in North Carolina, South :Carolina, Florida, Ala.
bama and Louisiana, passed ;Oefore recess, will
be signed by the presiding officers and sent to the
president tomorrow.
The claim agent, J.. F. Rolfe, has been arrested,
charged with defrauding the government of S.,
100000 Of bonds issued to Pacific railroads during
December.
General Spinner is quite III;
Wade has received all the electoral votes by
mail. though but half the messengers have
arrived. Messengers failing Ito deliver the vote
by the first Wednesday in january are liable to q
dne Of $1,000.
The weather continues thick and the telegraph
slow.
A special dispatch to ths New York Times
rays: Private letters received here from Cuba do
not confirm the recent reports from that country
relative to the reverses of the reyolutionists. 1t
ia stated that to-day the insurgents outnumber the
Spanish garrison in the island. and that they will
be successful. It is thought that if they can hold
out until March their Independence is certain
They contemplate the total abolition of slavery,
and will not have annexatioD'to the United States
unless as final resort.
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Arkansas ITEMS.

Little Rock dispatches Of the 30th say !:
Generals Babcock and Porter had nothing what
ever TO do with investigating the militia question
in this State. The excitement in the counties
under martial law is subsiding, but fearful
state of affairs still exists. Gen. Upham rules
everything in Woodruff and the surrounding coun-
ties with high hand. The commanding officer Of
the militia in Drew county was obliged to call on
the citizens to prevent his own force from pilag-
ing the town.
Returns from the special election held on the
Ilth instant for congressman from the old second
district TO III the vacancy in the 10th Congress,
show the election of James Thomas Elliott, of
Camden, by large majority. The vote was very
light Ip counties Democratic by thousands. not
hundred votes were cast. The largest Demo-
cratic counties we're placed under martial law
before the election came of, and none was held
therein.
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were not to be seen in front, flank or rear
when the discounted and scattered lost plunged
rapidly down the street. The rout was complete,
snd the damage estimated at several hundred
dollars.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE FIRENEE's CHAR
TABLE AssOcIATION.-Lsst night the annual cleo
ton for officers of the FirenEen's Charitable As
sociation took place at the engine house of Loui-
siana Bose. A full board of delegates were pres
ent, and the interest manifested IL the election
was very great, greater, we heard it observed.
than it has been for many years. 1t resulted as
follows:
President, |. N. Marks of Is, reelected: vice
president, G. Fl. Braughn, of Mississippi 2. re-
elected; secretary. W. Z. McDermott, Of Colum-
bis 5, reelected; treasurer, A. Dapremont, OF 6.
reelected; board of commissioners, /. N. Marks,
of l3; P. II. Waters, of G; G. Hemsrd, of Vigi-
liant 8; G. a. Braughn, of Mississippi 2; A. H.
swanson, of Hope 3; chief engineer, 7. O'Con-
nor. of 5; assistant engineers First District, John
Conners, of IA; Second District, V. Ratio. of Z;
Third District, John Bryans, of Hope 81 Fourth
District, Z. Reynolds, of IL.
AS "the boys may be interested in the polling
we subjoin the following abstract of the several
ballots for chief engineer
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nARxsrs.

LoNpoS, Jan. 4--NOO5 -COnsOls 92,. Bonds
quiet and steady at 7il. 9urpentine 2ss. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-Noon.--Cotton frmer.
Sales estimated at 20 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-Aftarnoon-Cotton active
middlng uplands H. middling Orleans liz. Bread
EtuHs firm. Pork 9Os. Lard 65s. Cd. Common
Rosin 6s. Turpentine 26s 6d.@29s. Tallow AS.
Sd.
HAvRE, Jan. 4.-Cotton buoyant both on the
spot and aflost. 1.29 on the spot.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 4-Evening.-Cotton active.
biiddling uplsnds ll9ll!, middling Orleans ii Ia
1ls. Sales 10000 bales Sales on 2slh Decem'
ber were Is COO bses-not Is 900 bales report
ed. Red Western Wheat los. Lard Cos. Sd. Coos.
Sd. Turpentine 29s. cd. Tsllow 47s. Sd.
New YORK, Jan. 4.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
q shade frmer. Corn lc. better. New mess
pork s2s. Lard firm. Cotton irmer at 2sa arc.
for middlipg uplands. Turpeptine 4s@4sse. Rosin
steady. Freights quiet.
Louisville, Jan. 4.-salss % hhds. tobacco;
new lugs to common leaf s. 25Gl0. Cotton CSC.
Hogs norsinsl. Mess pork s2s 50 Lard ls3Gl9c,
Buik-shoulders llc., clear rib sides &C., clear
sides 15ic. Bacon-clear rib sides l7c., clear
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A LUsTY OLD GENTLEMAE-DesperateS Single
handed Eacounter acih MnerS-A Ptucky Too.
he,I Slaaohters a O-olsd.-A Chicago dispatch of
Dec. 80, says I" A Bloomington. Illinois, paper
gives an account of tragical affair at Braids-
wood. a station on the Chicago and 81. Louis
Railroad. party o. coal miners on a spree went
into the saloon of man named Toohey, beat him
badly, and then commenced demolishing the CEN
tents Of the saloon Toohey, in the meanwhile,
'crept behind the counter, secured his sxshooter,
and threatened to shoot If they did not desist.
This only increased their fury. He then com.
menced discharging his revolver, and shot -four OF
them dead in succession, and in the confusion es.
capped through back door. he was soon found
in possession of the sheriff, when an infariated
mob, to the number Of about 100, surrounded the
sheriff and bis prisoner, with ropes 10 hang the
latter. Toohey's revolver seems to have been
brought into use again, for the narrative says
two more we're shot dead, and four seriously
wounded before the ro1ghs consented to retire.
ToOhey is DOW safe in jsil.
Barney R. Phillips, city weighmaster, sixty
years of age, has been arrested and placed under
$1,000 bonds on the charge Of sssaulting with at
tempt TO rape, the wife Of German architect
named LANCE
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FROM RALEIGH.

Legislafre-C City Election The supreme
Csurt-InIunction Case.
RALEIGH, n. g., Jan. 4.--No quorum in either
house Of the Legislature to day.
The municipal election is progressing quietly.
No regular nominees in the field except the
Radical.
The supreme Court assembled to-day. The
court refuses 10 take the rooms assigned to them
in place of their old and lavful rooms, now occu-
auditor. The court organized in the old room,
and will attach the officers named for contempt if
they do not vacate.
In the injunction case against the public treas
ureT and the Chatham RsIiSOsd. dissolution OF
the Injunction was agreed Upon and had, with a
view to bringing the case sy appeal before the
Supreme Court.