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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-10

The civ Amusement..

THE ITALIAN OPERA-Ths evening William Tel
will be repeated, with Sgnor Lefranc IN the role OF
''ArnOldo.". This fine work is so seldom heard that
its performance this occasion ought TO attract
large audience as was in attendance on last
Wednesday.
Tomorrow Donizetti's opera Of Poliuto will be
given, with SgnOr Iefranc and Miss Kellogg in the
leading roles, and on Wednesday Madame Briol will
appear as Norma"
Ar THE CHESTNUT Byron's drama OF Blos for Blo,c
and the cOmedetta OF TgO Cda fiay at that Game
VIII be repeated this evening.
ON Wednesday and Thursday 'Oucicaults new
play OF MercV DOdd will be produced, and on Friday
Miss Laura Keene will have farewell benefit when
Aatri1nOnp, Is She MGdf and the AetrsSs by Daylight
will be given.
on Monday next Miss Susan Galton and her Opera
Company will appear.
AT THE ARCH Arthur Halliday's drama OF LITE
ED'lg, adapted from Dickens novel OF "David Cop
perleld" will be produced this evening.
AT DUPREz X BENEDICTs OPERA HOUSE new
programme OF attractions will be offered this
evening.
AT THE WALNUT the military drama OF Not Guilty
has made decided hit, and IL Will he repeated this
upon the stage In handsome style, and its great
battle is superior TO anything OF the Kind that
has ever been attempted In this city.
AT THK ELEVENTH STREET OrERA HOUSE the
pantomime or The old Woman that Lived IN the Shoe
and variety OF novelties VIII be performed this
SIGN0R BIIqZ and his son will execute a.number
OF new tricks at the Assembly Building this evening
THK "STAR" COURSE OF LEOTUREs.-The second
series OF Mr. Pughs "Star" course will CONNER ce on
January 81 when Wendell Phillips VIII discuss "rhe
Questions OF Tomorrow" Other lecturers OF dis
tlnguished ability also announced at this second
series, which promises TO be even more worthy 0
patronage tnan the nrst
The sale of tickets will commence on the 2Otl
instant
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JEwELRY.-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. 10 g. Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment
fine Jewelry and Sverware in the city. Purchasers
rely obtaining real pure article, furnished at
price which cannot be eQuaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
and
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-10

MEssRs. HAILET, DAVIS q Co.'s New Grand an
Square Pianos have equal, it is said, either in tbi
country or in Europe. Their are at No ~
Chesnut sire ct.
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M MAR KEED.

MILLETr-PEACE.-O Friday evening, January T.
1870 at the residence Of the brides parents by Rev
gos Cuba, to Miss ANNA PEACE, OF Philadelphia
PARIS LORD On the Sd OF January, at Wilmington
Delaware, by the Rev. Mr.. Marsh Dir. JOHN PARIS to
Miss ELLA LORD, of Wilmington, formerly Pnilade
min.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-10

RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND BooTs for Men, Women. and
Children, be had at retail the very lowest prices
Goodyears manufacture, old stand. No. 80 Chesuut
street, lower side.
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-On the last day OF the year the editor OF Georgia
daily paper Informed his readers (or those VINO would
have been such, had he permtted that ne puollshed
no editorials because ne chad nothing 10 say
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THE CHILD'S WORLD.

beautifully Illustrated paper for children And
youth, published twice month, at the low rate OF
~ cenls copy, per annum, when ten COPIES or
more are sent to one address; and 10 can be had
monthly, complete as thus issued, at one half the
anoVe rates Postage, in all cases, payable as tho
This paper also will contain letters to the chilUreu
from the Editor while abroad.
III Catalogues OF the SOCiety's publications end
sample COPIES OF its periodicals, furnished gratpi-
tously on application at the Depository OF the
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
1922 Chestnut Street, Rhiladelphia
IL 3lf mwlm
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This Ss.,I.s I..pSp Hs Is. nov for the tn.Go
receive SPECnL DEPOSITS Tor the SAFE KEEP.
RiT1Es, SILVER and Go1D P1ATP JEwrritY, and other
sr to those CHARGED by ethsr sam pEpos a. o 5aTes
MIS- in The principal oitSs e the United States aud 70
rates VARYING from SIS S75 peryssT according to size
lated of strength, and effort or expense
has been spared in their construction TO rem;
& G5ST1StsT d y59SS and and nSgsn'e T be
inside and oatsds the premises and every concoiVabo
precAuton has been adopted in the internal
theft Sothns has been omitted provide for tho oOn
snd Ren nd od aoase s0r Of
FIRE. THEFT, BURGLARY, and AcoIDENT-the means for
efOScs SS ny tno are not " is '0'd
Ali 6duoaTy Obligations such As Trusts, Guardian.
ships Executorships etc. will be undertaken aud faith
lected when desired, and remtted to the or small
Suitable accommodations provided for the convent
Circulars giving full details forwarded on application
Office Hours O'Clock A. d. 10 o'ctors y ~
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS ROBINS,
LEWIS II. AsHHURST
j. LIVINGSTON BRRINGER.
II. p. MCCULLAGH.
EDWIN N. LEWIS,
JAMES l. GLAGHORN,
BENJAMIN B. COMEGY5,
AUGUSTUS HEATON.
+. RATCHFORD STARR,
DANIEL HADDOCK, JK..
EDWARD Y. TOWNSEND.
JOHN ID. TAYLOR,
HON. VIM A. PORrEe-
OFFiCGR%.
President,
LEWIS X. ASIAHURST
vlcc-Prestteot,
j. LIVINGSTON ERRINGER,
SerroiRry aud Trensurer,
ROBERT Z. MCCULLAGH.
SOLICITOR,
RICHARD l.. ASHHURST,
ts IL fmwlm rp
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DRY FEET.-The most efectual way OF guarding ones
health keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the OF India Rubber Ovtrshoes as incle
ment season isupon would advise readers to
buy but the best quality which only be had
GooDAEARs Headquarters No 3OS Chestnut street. south
side Philadelphia,
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MOURNING DRY GOODS.

BLACK ALPACA DEPARTMENT
ITo, n BEsSqN IS son IN HAVE II y-E P OPENED E FRESH
MOHAIRS OR GLOSSY ALPACAS, 75c. TO
~MoHAIR TAMIsE OR FRENCH ALPACAs. 65c
BOMBAzINE FINISH ALPACAS ALPACA POP.
Inns, AUSTRALIAN GRAPES, 6s}5 GENTS TO
% ')' MOURNING DRY GOODS HOUSE,
6tdp No. 9iS CHESTNUT STREET.
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CITY H'TEHEs.


You OAN BUY
BETTER
OHEAPER
CLoTHHa
BENNETT Co,
ANYWHERE EIsE.
No aoteg tch0t pTetert be assigned for s1crieig
good, lcitt sell iOioer than the fonest
REMBMBER PLACE,
No. cts MARKET STREET,
No. 5lS MARREr STREET,
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
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THE LUNGS STRAINED AND RAcKGD by a persis-
tent Cough the general strength wasted iucurabe
complaint often established thereby. JAMES HxPEo-
roRANT an effective remedy for Coughs Colds aud
exerts beneficial effect the Pulmonary aud Bron.
chia Organs. Sold everywhere.
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Tearing Down Part of Our Store.
Tearing down part OF our Store.
Tearing down part OF our Store.
Tearing down part OF our Store.
Not enough room for the Goods
Not enough room for the Goods.
Not enough room for the Goods.
Not enough room for the Goods.
VIII sell them
VIII sell them
VIII sell them
WIN sell them
Lower than Ever.
Lower than Ever.
Lower than Ever.
Lower than Ever.
Overcoats at $3.50 Cost Elsewhere. 5000
Overcoats at 1000 Cost Elsewhere. .. 1900
Overcoats at ....... 1880 Cost Elsewhere. =. 1900
Overcoats at ...... 1900 Cost Elsewhere. -. 22O0
Overcoats at t........ 20O0 Cost Elsewhere. -, 5000
Business Coats at 500 Cost Elsewhere. -. 1000
Business Coats at. 500 Cost Elsewhere. 90. 1900
Business Coats at 1000 Cost Elsewhere, 1900
Business Coats at 1900 Cost Elsewhere. -. 1TO0
Pants (all wool) at. 400 Cost Elsewhere. 90. 90
Pants (an wool at. 400 Cost Elsewhere. 90. coo
Pants (all woody at. 500 Cost Elsewhere. 80. 700
Pants (all wooD at , ESQ Cost Elsewhere. 900
Pants (al wool at, 750 Cost Elsewhere, .,.. 10 90
Vests (all wool at. l5O Cost Elsewhere, 500
Vests (all woo) at $50 Cost Elsewhere 400
Vests (all woo) at. $50 Cost Elsewhere .... 500
Vests (all wooD at. 4'25 Cost Elsewhere.... GOO
Vests (all wool) at. 500 Cost Elsewhere T'5O
Boys overcoats at, 500 Cost Elsewhere 500
Boys Overcoats at. $50 Cost Elsewhere. .... 1000
Boys OyercOats at. 7'5O Cost Elsewhere II 90
Boys Overcoats at 1000 Cost Elsewhere 1900
Boys Overcoats at. 1880 Cost Elsewhere ... 20O0
Boys Undercoats at 5'G0 Cost Elsewhere. 500
Boys Undercoats at. Goo Cost Elsewhere 900
Boys Undercoats at. 500 Cost Elsewhere 80. 100
Boys UndeTcOats atlOO0 Cost Elsewhere. 80, 1900
Boys Jackets at. .. 2'5G Cost Elsewhere. $50
Boys Jackets at. -. $50 Cost Elsewhere..... 45O
Boys Jackets at. 400 Cost Elsewhere.,... $50
Boys Pants at......, 80 Cost Elsewhere. $50
Boys Pants at $50 Cost Elsewhere, 450
Boys Pants at 400 Cost ElseWhere..... $50
Boys Pants at .,,.., 100 Cost Elsewhere. 100
For the accommodation Of the public We will keep
open every evening until O'clock and Saturdays
until 10 O'Clock
WANAMAKEB a BROWN,
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
S. H. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
5. T. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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Buy your clothing of Charels Stokes 2 Chestnut street.
under the Continental Hotel
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EARTH CLOSET CoNpASY's patent dry earth eommodes
and privy fixtures at A. IL. Francisous Co.'s, No 5l3
Market street.
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THE OPPORTUNITY TO buy Real Sheffield Plated Ware
nt public sale seldom in city, and we would
call particular attention Messrs T. Birch Sons sale
tomorrow at II A NJ. and ~ o'clock p M at their
No lilo Chestnut street. they receive their goods dreo
from Sheffield. Also, full assortment OF Ivory handle
Table Cutlery.
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TuE fREDRRIoKsBURG AND GoRDoNsvr1IR RAILROAD.
This road leads from Fredericksburg, Virginia, via
Orange Courthouse TO Charlottesville where IL connects
with tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad extension
OF tho Orange and Alexandria Railroad TO Iynchburg
This line of railway link in a chain of through roads
connecting the Pacific States and tho Southwest with tho
Atlantic coast by the shortest route and the
able grades is OF great importance railroad enterprise
Its entire length SO miles of which 30 miles are graded
OF the grading is under contract and IL rapidly
being finished and it is confidently expected that
entire line will be in runbng order by the first
July This road will through country rich in
raj I'D agricultural products, and IL but an
immense effect in developing the resources Virginia
and the Southwest. Tho company has executed mort.
gage to the Farmers loan and Trust Company the
city Of New York, trustees of its road built
which hereafter be built its right Of way franchises
rolling stock, equipments lands and property to secure
the poyment Of million dollars Uf bonds which
the company about to issue. The bonds
have been placed in the custody the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company to be issued by it only upon com
pettd road for cash. and the cash hold for the benefit
Of the bondholders guarantee hnt the bonds shall be
secured by mortgage completed and equipped road
The company rained by special the Virginia
Legislature from issuing than this million dol
lars Of bonds its entire length of sixty two miles
sinking fund is provided for in the mortgage and it
made absolute condition the part of the railroad
company to pay in sum in each year which will reduce
the principal this debt othirds its entire amount
in advance of the maturity Of the bonds The
tho bonds is cent in gold free of Government
tax and they certainly offer unusual Inducements CAPT
talists. Samuel Work. Banker, No. 81 South Third
street. Is the agent for the sale OF the bonds in Padel
pha.
IITYn
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THE CRIME or PovBRrY.

The House Of Detention Outdone- Epierapts
on w rd's Islaud Incnrcrrrted IN the
Lunatic Asylum mprisoumeut without
Sufficient Food-siarved into Everlasting
Themselves.
The following petition has been numeously
signcd by the sufferers on Wards Island:
40 ne Hcs?rdb'e me tomB,iss.0aers u Emigration,
Nee IojL.
GrNrLENtNi We the undersigned inmate. Of " ards
Island, beg N enter solemn oost against the Ill
usage those persons placed over us, Az cal your at
vutpn TO the fact thar have nobody 10 complain 90.
l. Dr. Ford can incarrcra'e whoever he peases 10 =
lnnatc asylum. over which he has the sole CONTROL
thing whoa not tolerated IN any other vllllcd couu.
tryI ana Mt. Leonard r. Weile, superntende q, can
and does mrti' IN ANY OF us for lays and In
b., cells on brad ana told water.
without having committed any offence. our only
failing tetg de@tution, We are forced 20 tauoT
nsuicency Of food iu tue cold wca her. and expcrl.
amOI the inmates TO LABOR the Sabbath. DIS
charming boats. foT lite extra food. or even . small
plug OF looacco.
Ii order therefore 20 check the arbitrary power
usurped over us wouid respectfully suggest that
tOmr gentlemen from among our honorable Commit.
tee should visit THIS Island, NJ least fortnight
90 some specified day, 50 that we may have toe Oppor
tunty ~ truNtng our urCNAnccs when they occur,
Mhich we caunot ID we 10 the mag strates OF New
YORK.
We have several complaints which we need not re-.
late and which may not occur ggau II the above sug
seston be adopted,
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New York Markets.

TUEaDAY, Jan. l9-Immediatey succeeding our
report Of last Tuesday (week) period OF much de
preston set IN along tho whole line OF mercantile trade.
wlcn ON Frldy last, seemed TO threaten a panlc In
Dreadsuhs and IN one OF Two other nplrtant stables,
but saturday there some y, action, which has
slowly developed ,trength, and AGAIN busin
circles show more cheer fui Tone, accompanied with
. slight and somewhat -paItlal advance IN cotton,
Oreadstnfs aud pIoys0ns A. respects foreign good.
the country does not appear hc la condition
large quantities without the snulanL Of prices
follow Dg the reduction OF the LIIn.
FLOUR AND MEAL he marx continues the i'm.
proved tone noted yesterday. with very general
port demand fUr supernne and low extras, including
State, WestIrl, And Southern, Receipts scarcely ex
cee1 the Exports and Lotwlhstanding the active ope
TationS OF local uers, tho stocks In these being
steadily re uced rive Aoir Il nrn at the late decline
Corn meal i ,earce, excspt bar stud, from Jes,ey
buckwnet hour ater much dcpresslon, closes nnn
We quote snPernne state, do eOe ~ extra state,
&c, t5lsatj loi round hoop Duo. - So@so0i Wet
80, scso5 winter wheat ss!Iss re- and double extra
US soatSefn y supsrs. &c, ssiSse5%I scuihsfS
Shipping and fanny oraDh. n9eA Rys
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DIED.

,ANDEtsox17ia Jersey Guy. 90 MSnAsy Js. Il At
snder Anderson NJ D. tate Of tins ely 10 the ssh wear
Ill. relatives ana friends aud those Of he .opiplax.
en-, Of D>irn are re.pectfuliy invited To attend bis
DAY, Jan. 70. At o'C.eck.
MARY nanaip. onls dAu. liter Of joiD V sni Nara y.
Andreas. asei year.
DESMOND.-MaEgaret Desmond. IN the sd year OF
The menas OF the laniv and tho.e Of her son Corne.
ns pesmond snd OF neT ,oain,lsw Mal.sI l. nlgan,
o'Brlsn are ,e,osen, r"sgs.,Ss TO aaeGI The tuner
jan u, 81 oeoes hence 10 csivars CsmstSry
koWAi.ps6on Tne'dsJ' Jan y a. hs re'ils ace Z,
p %lss as ne DSspSlsP S d Thomas NJ EDWARDS
The rria,iye- 40 G eat;ot lie fsmi{ ,lo ne mem
er, q lypog,APaieai uni9n No eIs te,gSsilsE ".
qsd AZ. 70 - oo ~ S Sl D'a
FAIR ,LL -khef Sshoit bzi severe nipcs,. Matthew
Fel.'Iye. . .pd c' q ne f4ry psS nS mem
spectfuly inYted to attend ,he tuarrl, Nom NJ late
JGEn&I on s VcnGa5. Jaa lt. Nl.,a JC,daD ~
N0rlcE -fsc he Lodge. So. sss, ,. and \ W. y here.
X rouA,d " the dsah u 9rothT Milnn Iori,n.
iuAeral 4" u b. gwen IA Tho, Gay, 9ni Ma ra9es D..
MCNAMARA NJ Astoria. "a ,ioata,, Jan. H. Macy
Nc NAliara. Ia M. s'iu y ear ~ lar ace.
,Ss Ee Ss tSos} 1E,is ia, ., i'S sSioeA.
80 her late i'-ideAe, tuhn. ay- ,s'Jra. lies &c
MosI;s-Qn Nogday, 'j.n i, 1901 ~ ~,
days.
Tn relative. and frcni' NJ the f,rry also thc nci,.
Of ta-iefa ssar !.F,, 80 -. aud = NJ Hat q
Peoples Unon tlup T.. Y. are rvpt ,uuy luyltli 10
rtond Inc iuneial rom N r1sd 'nra ON, bar Nc. -
| CClInh a.. ~ lay tWi~us~da ~ 4 uciuf...
MORAN On Monday, Jan. H. Catherine Moran. N,
he Owed WI" OF John Mo.an. IN Tia 41th u her g
mn isof me family are respectfully iny.tel 10 1t
tend thr iuneIa, from ber iatc resl iruc, sCuhvts
| at / O'Clock.
'NIciiQL In prooklyn. on Tuesday. Jan. IS, ca,hc
rine NchOl aRed ~ YEAR,.
Tn funeral VIII tahe ulase frnm her laie residence
No. ~ NoTh Vth IT., NnlIalnsbuTgh to-day I'VE lnes
| dA , az &C Ock
sHfFFlELD-- On SUNDAY. Jan. ~. stewart, son nj
George -. John AID Mary stewart Sheffield, aged
| yeaT and months.
Tile rcatiyca and friends ofihe hmiiv arc Respectfully
invned attend thg n,Derl at ths resdGncS
OF the paTens, Last 4<d it, on Wednesday, i9tn inst
| az O'Clock Z. N
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SPECIAL Homes.
TuB wEsKLY Sun,


JOURNAL FoR THE PEOPLE
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING. and FOR sale at the
Counter, Ia wrappers. Tor Country Circ1lstol,M
3cENrs PER COPY
Among its contents are;
LEAD 10 Administrations the Capital Secret
Springs q the Eod River Re5.lllol; Presidential
Election Close at uand-where stand the Dcmoc .
racy? and others on matters u interest.
FOREIGN ISTELLIGESos-P Progress OF the Reyolu.
uonin Cuba Tho BonarGrte rragedy-rhe Arraiga.
ment Of Rocnsf)Ft - Popular Demonstrations In
Paris The Gcumenicai Council; sltualon in
Spain; An International workingmea's Exhibition
In London; The PiraIuayan War.
NEWS FilOi wAsHiNGToS-The Admission OF Viz
gnia-Exeitibg Debates In the Houso--Finll Passage
c,the Illl herc; Inna'inI the National Currency I;
Consolidation OF the National Debt.
MIsCELL ANRouS- The Rev Mr. Cookies Elopeuent
What Miss Johnstons Friends Ayer-CooSe a W.
lain; Terrific Storm In the Westi Fearful Theatre
Accidcnt-Fourtccn Persons Tranploi to Death
The Royal Palace OF Republican = resldent-Gilded
Saloons aud Eleg anty Dressed Servants; The Back
bout Tragedy Charles tandals statemsnt-Bl,k-
hout's Confession-Auother Attempt on his LIE;
The Winnipeg Rebellion-Ciov. McDOugall's story
The Bowery MURDER Great Day In Princeton :
News OF the Week; Local and City AnIir5.
LITERARY -Betsy's Beau,
sUNBEAbiS-Many columns OF news condensed Into
one.
rELEGRAMs-The Latest News from all parts OF tho
World.
Proceedings Of tho Farmers clup;
The Fruit Growars' Cub, and other interesting AMI
instructive reading for farmers.
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIAL-The Latest Money
Domestic. and Cattle Markets prepared expressly
for the WEEKLY SUN.
The subscription price OF THs wErNLY sun II One
Dollar year, IN clubs OF 50, IS cents.
ADVFaTIsEMENTs-25 cents per line.
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REAL ESTATE rRAYs4CTToHs.

Messrs. r. II. ludlow & Co. sold houses and lots
l'G aud gl Sixth flr $500; buildings and lots
~ and .eS Droosne street., t1@IO. house and lot Ia
Wooster street, ti1,esU
Mesr. Roberts Mcclure sold house and 10, ".
ID av % r. W. % 5jn ST. tt3sN, house anl lot " g.
1890.
Me.tr. Anen 4 Brown sold 10, n e. cor ,sth st and
let ay .oo lot AL, ssioy lots adj 81 aot iots
~ a. i =, ,npf, NJ W 49, Ia ~
lots adj sass; ots all. ~ SO; lot ., tstn ~.
$50.
Mr. James " Miller announce. very attractive ,ais
to be sfectet Feb. 4
see our alycrtlsial columns.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Jan. 1s-P. M.-Tbe gold market has
been quiet throughout the day though the volume Of
business has been Lager than yesterday. The opening
prize vas ms from winch advanced to i2iE, closing
nsP. ". NJ ms after the formal Adjournment Of the
Room there hat little ousin.ss, the price remaining
stationary at tllN. The temper Of the market, how.
ever. has been arm. and more speculative animation
observed. The foreign bankers freely purchased
al the lower quotations the market being sensitive
der the excitement IN Paris and the possibty OF a
popular outbreak. Cash aold been In abundant
supply and Y cent. currency and urat rate In goii
the rates paid tor having gold balances carried
until tomorrow. The total cleaT,ngs at tho Id EN
clapge Bank were ti9Il 900 gold balances, 0Ss 81
and currency balances, N,Soi,t9 The principal quota
Gus were;
!ok M......lelN l25P. M....l;iSsP. M.......leis
Has \. h....igiH az. M.......,iRS r. M"."..IzI.
Foreign exchange mas been strong leading drawers
having advanced their raire cent on the Unite
supply OF b' A. the close rrime eanscrs' siSv DAYS
bills ar, quoted lcSKTi)1 shor, sight bits a, ioss
lrq'E. and prime CONNIE FETAL AZ i0-kGi0'S.
The moucY market Il easy Atdp cent call loans
TO Governments dealers and ttork brokers while .
uona currency notes oaned oF tlrve tn ave di,t
zee Of interest where grrenna~Ts promised pay
ucut whep the loan maure. Trt abundance o. IN &c
uotss pressing haaYly UPON tho tanss, renitGucc'
FROM TIC interior va chiefly composed Of ,hls 4
currency. which has teea sold 10 d,y At ceut. d.
| count. A Elmbcf OF bank officials recommend the
staO!.slueI It Of 1n atnrtuc aud redemption bureau
IA This ,ity which shah perform the same iuctons as
The .uaolS Bank OF Boston for hc New England banks
before national OlnAs were organized. In dLcount.
the demand choice acccptaRces bAs Oeen GOOD aud
sales have been made 20 n cent. with the greater
number Oft an.ActOus yJnd 10 cent. Single names
| are more abundant, at 10 y cent AMI upwaEd.
| Government bonds have been strong and ouoyant
md close 10 cent adv anos Of the latest prices
{ last rlght The pfosp,e, OF prOtracted ease IL
money has brought the bank ant Other financial h.I
utous into the market rs parrha-crs, and there ha
| aeen Principally home demand Ia expectation Of IN
tore hi.her prcns. The foreign dealers are generally
destitute Of bonds the same having been exchanged fol
old Ire higher prices Of bonds In The LONDON mar
krt. together with the anticipated purchase OF tive
millions for the pec!al fund tomorrow have parted
| strength ~ the market
| Henry CIevs a CO.. 81 Wall street, report at5P.M;
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Police Brutality Aeriu-A sergeuut's style
Of Answering Que tions.


sra: Al about o'clock last evening FIRE burst
forth In brennan BIOS. livery stable, Hroadvay and
1hrty stx ia street As reside ia The next block, and
wa. On my way down town, Stopped moment uatore
taxing te car TO ascertain whether horses had
shcd oi any V y had oeen saeIihced. ineured OF q
sergeant OF te Twen len, who was keepnx bacS the
or wd SAID |, Onlcer, may ask you question ,"
lis icply wa, Get out Of tins or I'll ask ques-
ton and give you answer" Ana sulung hs actions
~ his words, lie pushed gle back hr ugh the crowd.
thruSrng his club against tho ~ my III .k hut
for wonder, not ciubo ng me. JOHN WILL AXIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-19
Masonic Chit-chat.

TIE reception OF Hone Lodge. No. ga, will be
given IN Apollo Hall on the evening OF the a5th.
Tie first annuNl ball OF Zerubba,ei Lodge, No
-. will be giyen m tne Gernania Assembly Rooms.
the evening OF t1e sist.
Tic annual ball OF Ionic Lodge, No fs5. will be
given IN Apollo Hal, on the evening OF Feb. l. Mr.
Charles n, Johnston will prestle.
special communication OF Pacific Lodge, No.
IL call Il for us eyenlag for the purpo-s OF Arrag.
ing the funeral OF their deceased BroJos De'cyane.