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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-11
r. d. DoNEGAN,

VIORGE UDISS.
Mr. Sellers demurred to the return, saying that
the return admitted that the sgners OF this petition
were qualified electors, but simply said that Mr..
Done gan was not custodian OF the fist.
After hearing counsel, Judge Ludlow said:-'lf
we order our ProthonOtAry certify TO a record OF
this court 1t will not do for him to refuse obedience
on the ground that be does not know the record to
be true and thus answer the first proposition OF the
ansW er. AS to the second, say it would be revou-
tonary In me ct this time TO decide that this OF
Assembly is unconstitutional i award a peremp-
tory mandamus commanding the PTothonOtary TO
certify that upon the afidavits before him he be-
lieves the petitioners to oe qualified electors"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ST. IosrrH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CoMrANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE SHINING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS,
BEAI:IN,. EIGHT PER CENT sp. g. INTEREST, PAY
ABLE IN Coin.
FREE OF TAX.
AND IN ORGANISATIONS or 81, 900. $500. AND 500,
can be obtained from the undersigned. or through
the principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
Tile attractive features of these Securities
cog1zcd On the fact. thar, although they have been
but short time the market they are nearly all
absorbed and but small amount are now for sale.
They combine perfect security with a liberal
rate of interest This interest account is made light
for and easily borne by, the Company through the
operation Of the sinking Fund created from sales 1T
the Company land, which in many casds draw in
t+rest at the rate of ten 90, per cent per ann,n
The security behind them is ample in every particl
lar As they constitute first and only mortgage on
trunk line Of railroad which will soon connect tho,
city of st. Joseph, Mo. tan important nilway cen
ter. with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Kerney. materially shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition /, this.
the bonds have further security in the fact that
there is included in the Mortgage the Company
Lands, amounting to 100000 acres,
K noNn to DO among the best in the United States.
The Mortgage indenture prohibits the gale OF these
ands ut less than Four ~ Dollars per acre. and pay
able TO tho Trustees under the Mortgage, ior the
clear and express purpose OF retiring these Bonds.
The amount thus realized exceeds tho entire
amount Of Bonds which can be issnesl, ard
leaves the road property and franchises free
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with Int0set
OF Eight Per Cent free OF tax. payable February AMI
August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable ~ gold.
The principal 10 New-Y0rk The inferesa 10 either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
NEW YORK DAILY rRbuNE TUESDAY DECEMBER SHEET

10 D. st saDes and 23 Canada lambs 7e@s2 D., at &c.
A. Van Wert cold Io1 slate sheep and lambs n b, at
lambs, n 3, AZ IT, =.
Hume Elliott 1t Fortyeightht, ia Ohio sheep, q
a. n 6Sc 2o6 DO sheep and lambs II b, &c.; al Canada
sheen and lambs s80 D. at TO-, and 80 do, ot 70, vt
71c Total, 6,oeo, 1t . 06 average.
Kirby sold Isl Canada prime lambs, 81 10, at Sci 10
Ohio IS b, ct &C.,; 81 d. % b, 6t 1913 Ohio sheep, 10 m
1t s ieW lambs being weighed In. Total ATS head ~
McGraw sold ioi Ohio thin sheep, 70 H. at 49,; so
do good o. D. &C., and - tAnaAas few lsnbe, 100 y, a.
0Sc Total, l162 at " q ayeIxge. tt g
H0GEfhe totaj OF tSsSS Tor the week. and 1870 to-
DAY, q certainly fair shoying % far q plumbers 60
hslf as many, q 3A Western dfesse4 begin 70 arrive
and arc qvoeA It e Ss, while city slauehtese3 rsnse
fron Sc 70 CO. . extremes, country dreased being
quoted at S07lc Lave are worth NSNe. one car Mch.
eSn mo D. selling at tc two earn Ohio, ~ D, ana
four carr u ia y, at 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

Extra mails for Europe tonNsIOw. per steamer West
fhaia will close al l24j y. III the Mrrhahs' E&-
change. 90 and 81 fne-st.
The money market has been fairly active al G and :
Ter cent Oh Government bond and stock collateral aud
there has been little ywhere The report
Of movement in progress 10 taInper with the natural
course Of money to ind so'ue foundation III the
fact that the Bank Of North America IA small State
lanh) has been creditor at Clear ing House to the
amount Of q during The la.t few days This
taipy looks significant This st ntion gained cOnsi-
cradle notoriety few wears by certifying the
check. Of deposition about $2SoV in excess Of hi. de
pptjta Discounts are dull at rates AZ last quoted
Government bond, have been dun and steady all day
The new 6ves Of placed the Regular call To-
day l0si The market closed on the basis OF
II iI. Tor lSS7. Fisk Hatch report AS follows at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
MoNpAY, Dec. 4--r. n.


Speculation has been held in check to-day.
all classes waiting for aud being engaged in reading the
Message of the President and the reports OF the Depart
LOG pts TO Congress- which convened today These did
not however get the street until quite Late hour
AID had no appreciate effect upon any Of the markets.
In stocks the dealings OF about the usual vonme
.nd prDcpally confined Lake Shore. ONO ana Msss
sppi, Northwest Erie. Western Union Telegraph AL"
Rock nd though in these speulaons trade was e
str,eed. The temper of the market has been strong
prices 6ng held up l., clique manipulation. and IN some
sases an advance has heen thus estabhshed "at 'he
market does not mesent any very Scattering prospects
for speculation either way just at present. The
changes In prices have not exceeded u per GEM
today and from that down 10 One-Quarter' p"'
exceptionally the Hannibal and -. Joseph stocks
nuctnacd TO 2tptr cent noted in the comparative
table below. The Investments were firm. Delaware
laekawana. and Western at lGi; Morris and Essex al
sGs and Michigan Central at lls. We note sales Oi Boso
Hartford and Erie a. The lower priced miscellaneous
stocks were dull Consolidation Coal selling AT 4 Ex-
press shares dull but strong on Adams at 81 AMI
America at sa The following table shows the highest,
and lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
.t's closing quotations were
The eecretary Of the Treasury to-day announces his
OA<e M herr olicy follows:

The sane rules and regulations will govern as on pre-
vjous occasions.
Gold has been very quiet and though the sales we're
much limited the bulk Of dealings was at lloa the
range being 11OS l There were no special consld
eratons entering the speculative calculations On
gold loans the rates g. 81 and gold for car
Tying The subTreasury laid out $22ooooo on account
OF redee med S2 making the total disbursements Thus
far A. Co The DAYS operations at the Geld Exchange
Bank were az follows Gold cleared. $3o,'250; G"id
balances t24Csso; Currency do, s2G75.2cs The fol-
lrri no MS tiOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN RARKET.

LoypoN l-ll:3o n.onssb S1ese1 VI tes nsesy ne
cal Wi icr liz United State Fv~Tweag Bssd WIS., vi
less, al; 1875 S. TenFortits, ~
Lys,oes De 1-io,N Cotton opesed an: Midtisg up'
lsnds "a n1dhng 0y,esls &cML
XSrvsnp De- G-Petelean. @le for ese PATE AnenesI
LYNDON, 1sc +-k3 p A-Censss, 10 nsaey WI ~ We q"
essnt, Nk vu,,u. r.a.,s.
LIvllsoo Dee t-:9 a-Cottos y a,nt nnSh.s Up.. 90
have been made at sid for AAdhn& f~S
LONDON Dee 4-4p -Cossss elose1 at OF for money and ga
a2i Tor The account United Five Twenty bOsds l2s VI; s
3D. az; 1872 81; Ter. Pories. ~
PARiA Dee. ~. D-Rentes cessed n S7f 3sc ,u ~,
LUREpOo Dee 4-I30 D. n-Cotton closed brm Mddse Cp-
p,snds sd Mailing Orlesni od sales Of the dsy 0 bales
fnciudns 1000 for Speculation and eSpon. Corn os$ quarter
LOSDos, Dee A-TslIov 49, per ewt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

William X. Utley, formerly Of the firm OF U'eJ
ghcrty Scott, and Edward f. Bowen. formerly OF
tho firm or Fitch Bowen. have formed partnership
under the style OF Uey BOwen for the transaction OF
general commission busness in bonds, stocks, and
gold and have taken offices at No. Wall-st.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day;
Pc nnsyva 6s I'd ISSUE sold at FS Philadelphia ana
Erit r. r. d. Reading r. 81 GIG ana Pennsyl' ania r.
X. 5si. Gold closed at no..
The bank statement compares as follows with former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

rsr Nora ke4 VeAAs ED na!reea. -.
C:s ,sSS. Sy y. IN ESs, S rs 80 49, s:,s
Bsrisy asa bsh Sea- - bAgs yAz 49, - ls.ss no
6ssh Pea % S6 Mol - hss Osm nece 49, IsS
noss,es Is ~ sS.e Tssltse. 100 ~ t.. esas
90 a. issd, adj pir Ssas he tts 50: ne rsS
~ 0r NJ TSs jt1 Hs.es and Tobacco
III Sis MI, ~ Dsjss Wei, $50 M Gseea Avstss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

IN /: i.,,. - 81 ;ss g Wy mi ~ Sss 81
5. F., g.; css . s:: :s.s &c. Z: =. = r.
:::ss::: -: : s::: 4: =:
:s +: 81: :: 8: ; ;;:.:;
g. ~, ~: S..s:; - .. w AZ; ;::s'; 49,
~. s::,; mo- ss.:i a Az; d ss ss:sz No. 81.
iss' c.ii:s III Sesss H:...S, Sd.: e ~, sore
sts'si ;; :
S;I &C.. 800
pos:as ssss.!.S :es!. a.; :;s ss Ss ~
wa. vA Al. "ss: ~. r. ' 10, 81
~; r. 81; Il; H. !,
81: s:";s': s b: :::
CADET and .selssgd 0ssr OILS dali s's pne's
=, g d: 81 on az. M I g: ss cry
49,: e. *: E; !s;s <: X: j. 4 s Z;
Ne. az: IN: s:.:s & & =; W: ~ e.
selling :'ds IN. ssc1 'ss s. n: 20 s Green Si
s 2 .s S.:t s.. a s.: s.,:
IT, ~ ;tS Se : city IT, Long cs1 .ai B: S'
.a Dsee.br delivery and 200 bo1e. Western short pis: p.
heavy figures sales us bills sni tes a9 for 70
siaaie tiy ~ 10 fr 70 prime steam and sie is Kettle
n Ia City 9l and - Western ~ 9tc o
future delivery dali; SAILS 30 January 9se
.. ss ~ ~. eisa r.,
10 the Upper and - - on the Love.
but doll with runsei As Of so ooA
aSss ,ad 80 As: Eek I
trd yesscls sauah under 22 dA
RNETh. rather hight Of both Foreign and pOme'e and
saes 70 Carolina N u dSe
and 800 Ha India 707c Rangosp and a7! for Pa'n
SKINS6oa quiet but prices without quoable change
Rio - DO MeKan and - d.
P receipt, bale. E.'. Ind. n DO Ms.ie.n Do Ie., :IS
scarcity of desirable stock saes 1900 I'd Central
Para and 900 M.amoos receipts are bales rna
81 DO Central and 0 10 Mcucan. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

state bonds were exceedingly quiet, the dealings IN
Bonth Caronas being he largest noted. These were
weak, and made sharp decline the January and Jny
rccedinc 10 ~ and The April and October to q.
Missomis aud Tennessees about steady at late
quotations. The following were The bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

WHERE TIE i't CATTLE ARE Faoniinois 1871; OHIO
e. Ke1 ss s g. M MfTxSrl 49, indiana 7
IT nSs Often e.. s"Ss' sns q
nearly fortnisht's supply S.s week zee agS thsrs
would be real scarcity now: A. H. inc offerings are
though the decline OF last week mas sot oeen
Sr y ,San they wrc this day W%es pS cat
c So irregular were me sales one week as9 droyers
ssn definite as the %H5s There nnys
droSo s' Drought iks day Week And s while telling
future Many droyes OF cateis are being pushed forward
asa-as there are some indications ,st oimanG reduce
t.s trash can be sent heHe then look out Quite small
number OF the rst Ick from extra groves were taken
by shop butchers at 3r with lat catte ~ lots "
Teams on sae going az g. has been solo
On r,c" ,c anu .t ~ rnnw a. a. nebundredthst
and ~ at slS rrys on sale today
One carload il good condition. frozen of course, and
The shippers for the CommnnipaW market were n
Tfs saT ~ and ana
kssy H"f san car. natan cars spn
den MeCony, and J: H. Dunlap. cars ; each; .
cattle IS fair 81 ewt TEXANS at &c. ana mixed lot OF g..
&c., average the latter by schstcr who also cold 1928
at lo.c ~ ,.. u r,x.,. "a ,r,no,. .,
w. f. Dudlcy beside the hrst 80 leAans o. iiinois u
cTt Ut &c., and car J! cwt:, at ioic. ,o,a,,,, ,
samtis SOLO cars scant c"'r VI ios~hac'' auo
car strong q cwt coarse, at gir: - , .,o,a,o.
aud cars ordnarv. % cwt At &C. - '"'' IT,
"'W ouas ' " n, a. az nm, ,,oa,o ,
W.: sege soi' ears ihoiS' oaa1 c"'""' "no
tais W. q. AZ. ~. . ana, o..,, ., ., .oo,oo Ia
t. run OUT carr han M " De
lhS common anu some OF them pruised WIN TWO cars
quite poor, q cWt, al 9ac. - -,
Nooney hhu 70 iM.nos steers c"t so.a
az % ;o , c IN ANY & VIII VIA a
Hcw AT ~ 6iSf or x'oG*so per nead' anu TWO cars,
ono Tr NJ dunlap; swt at iSa ~ w a, ina
III and n" ca ~ o. cxt n; 10 s3 " Nor vi " ~
n, w. D"''o" ~ " '' ''i' " '"'' ''i"o'' ''c'ie AZ
VIZ; co,1sm,n o,d N ,rs rou,,o, oo,,,o -,, o,v.
=, N atno ~ ~ '' '"' N"'''' '"'' '""'
81 TIN. f,nc ,,rndrc5tbst )rovcrs xere a. n wo,,o,
Merritt q baiShard W; Gars; 4: Manu. and + GIN.
WI" o Oh cars r. Ii,rrt cor uaaiv 70 P
I rIe r w,ili.ms valsnnn sr .n Eh an
cn us,ns '" H. ~ r. ros,mor mi ~ uarn.s I,,noa
20 "! tto y, 81 49, a nv amd rc 80 lnos
Mecr"' % vi '"' " "' " O' Oh" " VI % o"'' d. II
sier,,, g. Rurchard had III Illinois sccrs :, cxt fair
IN a"m selling at Ioa iiM ''' ''''''' ''"'' '''
O. p g. Evans for W. Clark 100 Ohio steers OF :, cwt
fat tom sold at lO0l2.c. ~
Culver Co. selling their Oh Illinois steers Of "a
cwt ut IL a I2Jc-generay ut GI2c., and 10 little 81
cwt. Illinois steers for W. Robbins. at 81 aIOc.
q cwt, selling ut 9a0fe:
ing nj iOalilc.
We,thainer for T. Dnrst GO Ohio steers OF "a cwt
at IoA alik.
w. Thompson selling GA Ohio steers Of cwt at lOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

SUBMISSIVE market epnnues quet offerings are rot large and
prices steady aws qnoe fair to COED Refining ss
Refining Cuba 9 and 3oO boirs HAVANA AZ td9
RrGaed quiet, and prizes strong. $1,000,
SRED9 dull aud quote Clover at llaIc Tor
OLio Ilialt;c. for Indiana Timothy dull and nominal
kTEARIN : dull hut steady sale Of 70 tcs st lor
TALLOWBarely steady and dull at de. for Prime
node sales " hhl At !6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
THE MARKETS.
JCsrfuuy tteued for TEE TN,pryA,

jCsrtiauy reported for TaH Txirrsh,
MoSDAI. Dec. 4. 1871
ASiEsTbe eps to-day ITO pkgs Pott moderate request
I'D tssdy at S8d 90 So Pearls are dull and Eomnsl.
CT0N-The the has been moderat
owing Of holden the close barely steady
Of 100 arve) Of which
~ <S for speculation ard 200 in
delivery fairly and higher closing tm but quiet
yale AZ follows 4 bstir Of Low hddbug:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
financial

t1RoI'C''Ao"
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS,
PAYING FROM
10 TO IL PER CENT,
PREH OF ALL TAXES.
INTEREST COUPONS PROMPTLY PAID, JANUARY AND JULY,
IN NEW.YORK
cHOlcE SECURITIES OF UNDOuBTED CHARACTER BELOW
Also extensive variety First Mortgage and8 cent Railroad
Bom Railroad STOCK including other Secu'
;, paving from per profitable Investments,
ratcs for sale BY
ALBERT II. NfCOLAY,
BANKER STOCK BROKER AND AuCT!ONEER
securities paying large rates VI interest
.ppcaIy ih this Houee for ma years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

quotations Cotton iunins quality not than
lAli q grade or below the grade quoeI
COFFHEThr dali Int botrs generally
bru; there runner Of sales Of bags Marao snd Bal
more bags Rio. at l6.e-. gold, ~ bond.
flour AND MEAIA bmed for Four the liberal offer
the and medium grades quite
dull and u Of 200 bbia We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
To lNvEsTORs.
BANNING HousE OF JAY Coor1 1 CO..

20 WALl~eT, O0c6mOer4
Money saved from earnings or derived from profits
naturally soes investments which yield the largest
income consistent with entire security.
Government bonds the bonds Of some of our best
governed States and cities together with the First
MORTGAGE Bonds of our we'll managed railroads. arc
safe beyond all question. and Ofer the essentials
witbout which iny estments are neither judiciOus
nor profitable.
The NORTHERN Pacific FIRST MORTGAGE 100
GOLD BONDS WE RECOMMEND TO all classes AZ an in
yestment combining . PROFITABLE RETURN WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
They embrace the following leading features: The
road, with it's equipments and earnings and also the
entire land grant of the Company amounting to
over Of acres is mortgaged for the sole So
curity Of these bonds.
They hear interest nj the rate Of $40 per cent;
both principal and interest payable in gold the
interest semi annually Uanuary and JULY ut tho
banking houses Of Jay Cooke & Co.
They are exempt from United States tax and are
issued in various denominations, both registered and
coupon.
These bonds arc Mimg RAPIDLY SOLD ny ms at par
and accrued interest, in currency, and all market
able stocks and bonds are received in exchange at
their highest rnircnt price.
Jay COOKE 4 Co.,
New Yoll, Philadelphia, and Washington.
A rIRsr-CIAss Nrw-YORK SECURITY At Low
PncE.-The undersigned offer for sale the + Ist
Mortgage Sc, en- pei Cent Gold Bonds Of the SYRIA
cuse and ChenangO Valley Railroad, at 10 ana ac'
crnpd interest.
This road rms from the City Of Syracuse to
Smiths Valley, where il mites with tho New-York
Midland Railroad, thus connecting that city by an
rect line of road with the metropolis
It's length il AZ miles, tie cost about $4,000 per
mile aud it is mortgaged for less than $4,000 per
mile the balance Of the funds required for it's con.
struction having boe raised by subscription to the
capital stock
The road approaches completion. IT traverses
populous and fertile district Of the State, which
ins,res it paying business and it 10 under the
troll of gentlemen of high character and ability. Its
bonds possess all the requisites of an inviting invest
ment. They are amply secured by mortgage for
less than onethirl the yaue Of the property. They
pay per cent gold interest, and offered five
per cent below par The undersigned confidently
recommend them to all classes of investors
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.
- Nassast.
EIGHT FER CENT FMsr MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co., in
road. Particulars application. For sale at IS
aud accrued interest by bOlTTx e. Co,
b3 William.st
r. 1920
BURLINGTON, CEDAR R1YIbs AND MrHNEsorA
SEVEN PER- CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 10 and interest by HENRY CLEws n Co.,
~, - oil Navv. Work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

New-Yosh, I4onasn, or Ianhfortonthe- Main, at tho
option OF the holder without notice and IN the kpd
currency Of the oountry in which they arc presented
They arc coupons or registered,
Trustees-Tarmess Loan aMd Trust Company.
The present price Of these bonds Is az and accrued
interest in osusscy, from August 49, 1871. Bat they
are receivable at par And accrued interest in pay
mept for landa gold by the Company. The right Is
reaeTved to advance the present selling price with
out notice.
Maps, circulars, documents, and fall information
furnished on application.
Though acting a. asrsts for ~ sale Of tAb loas osv
fs~ buy AVID cell " their regular busaes the bosds Of TIE
st. JoseyA asd Denusr CIV Railroad Company, those @
Ms Esshrx Drisioa eight per cent &c., recsay placed BY
W at 9s being WOW quoted 1t om 1oi b 1os' sSd g.
eyxed interest.
TANNER & Co.. Bankers, No. II Wallst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
fflarble an6 bl0ie Mantris.
Uriniiile.

ELOrE 4 JAMES, STATiONERS, PRINT
~ ER'. sGi HiANkB BOOK MANtt hCrtkksS No. ~ fs."s"
BLANK BOOKS madr To asy pattern. oNirss sobeisra -
WM. ENERDELL" SONS, 104 FnltOn&t-
W LTrnuGRAPHIc. STEAM Jor Ss'Hr'1 s.o LAbh
AAAlfAtrt kkkN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RxYTbs AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 10 and interest by HENRY CLEws & Co.,
No 70 Wall-st. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

EIGHT PER CENT FMsT MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co.. in
tlOrsed by Alabama $1,000 mile q completed
road. Particulars on application. For sale at 9j
and accrued interest by SOlTTwx e. Co.,
b3 William.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

Fatt >.,,
|, New OvleanD. .tus1eofy u O!IA
Teans. ..esSTeoey - ys
City Nghtes. OxsasTesey !W$n.
City 81, Coz. .ssns.ey " e''s
uvVHn LBAfnKn niDn
ID. A. ard 4 q. Kipe.esn y ~
ninas. .s....sss ~
eierfa IIesce:: .sssNncy = -
esaIia ~ Bl'sss, e.tTI II I: 81 81
1AQ4o1f. - ~ ~
RAar INDIA uipn2 -.
Csleta 6rghtss, Cow. gen y ~
IOalslA pesl Gree. - - -,
60 e.. :. si 1919 iii:lss WI
,sse $3.50; g., s.A ...: ;::ss, i, IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

ST. JosfrH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY'>
FIRST MORTGAGE SHINING FUND LAND GRANT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-16
THE MASONIC CONVENTION.
A Large Excursion frOm Memphis
for Baltimore TO Attend the Con-
VenttOu.

The Masonic Convention st Baltimore,
which opens next week, promises to be
largely attended. An eXcursi n of I'VE
seventy person left this city yesterday to
attend it. Two very handsome Pullman
cars we're sent on here purposely for their
accommodation. The train left at II
o'clock, with the finest party of ladies and
gentlemen on board that ever left the
city. A few gentlemen accompanied the
party as far as Msson's depot to see it
fairly OF. There was a gay time during
this short ride. Lunch was unrsvelled as
SOC rs the train got fairly started, Cold
chicken (of late spring speciesl cold fried
oysters n champagne were the promi-
nent items. There could not have been a
iOilier time. Jenny Speed has made
ample provision for the comfortable
accommodation of the party. The train
consisted Of eight cars, four Of which be-
longed to Morpheus.
The following named gentlemen and
ladies comprised the party, besides some
others whose names we could not sscer-
tain:
Memphis-Georg Mellersh, Captain
Dick Mason, James Sanford, Joseph Low
ney, John Ward, A. j. Wheeler, J..
MOores and three ladies, n. j. Wiggsn,
B. Richmond, r. G. Craig, o. P. Oakley,
T. Nj. Brodie, A. b. Morrison sDd family,
j. {. SchWalmeyer, Mrs. b. +. Price, Mrs.
Z. j. Carson, Mrs. George L. Crook and
children, Mrs. Coyle, Mrs. Brown, Jack
Hslstesd, o. B. Moore. W. L. Marst, Ed.
j. Worshsm, Rev. DR.. White and ladies,
E. r. Loop, NJ. Hoffman.
Little Rock. E. Barber, r. L. Dodge,
R. V, McCracken, J, J. Sumpter, George
Dennison, o. Cantenwortz, @. L. Hussey,
". G. Whipple, Mr.. Russ, Mr.. Wsxfeld,
Walter Joblin, d. L. Parker, Ed. Nc
CURE, D. B. HoOe.
Mississippi-T. P. Brown, 7. ID. Simp-
son, G. T. Bond, W. Turnsge.
The following will be the programme of
the Conventions;
Tuesday, I9th-The Communicates of
Maryland and visiting Communicates
will report in full-dress uniform, at Ma
sonic Temple, at half past nine o'clock
q M, and march to Bsrnum's Hotel to
escort the Grand Master OF the United
States and the officers OF the Grand En-
csmpment 10 the Asylum.
Wednesday, 20th-The day will be
spent 10y those not officially engaged) in
S eamboat excursions down the bay; also,
opportunities offered for visiting Druid
Hill Park and public institutions. AT
night a grand ball at Masonic Temple.
Thursday, 2lst-The grand parade, re-
view and inspection. The route and time
of forming will be announced by the
Grand Marshal, Sir James NJ. Anderson.
Musical and other entertainments at the
various headquarters of the city Com
msnderies In the afternoon and evening.