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New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
BL1C1 And #HITE Al WhST P0IAT

THE TRIAL OF CADET slITII-THE CASE TO BE
CLOSED To-pAY--IHE PROBABLE DECISION.
The struggle of the eOlOred Cadet at the
Military Academy clear himself OF the charge ofYirg
win terminate to-day with the presentation of his Writ
ten Defense which he placed in the hands OF tue Judge
Advocate yesterday, upon the completion OF the examine
tion OF tho witnesses summoned in his behalf Lieut. '"
g starring was yesterday further examined for the prose
cu-lon and then Cadets BiKby, Brney, and Anderson
were recalled for the defense. The testimony was
chiefly o. 10 technical details Of the circumstances oi @
alleged annoyances Of the accused by Cadets bii"o'
and Anderson. The last named Cadets were, 'sd n"~
ey.r asked a series Of questions ny Lhe 49, IL
witch resulted, altogether, very much TO si.'h
ysntiee. Tie last question and answer, OF Nho "AN
rr,.e.edings, were as follows: - -, might
Nv Inc arcnset' Was it not possible that you i ng%s
have stepped upon or pressed against Tsfs MIGHT have
pr ssed against the sole; but did not step on Of
Cadet Smith at this point closed DIE hronnd which
tie diseusaon az the sase eenters' ,s,i,st Cadet
The difficulty OF deermng s sa Led - a more gen
sTs r,view OF forIer instances OF s,llsct and
racty his part In al .he S talk upon roesns Ss iae Acad
e,S 70 iis center" IL j. common 10 hear ~ @
sah win and ye, no one c,,n ss1 pHnt pends Of his within
,.e Corps Who lave talked much VIII Vino nun, naintin
tsrya , a'a ,v. o. not found him ins at any time
Col 4Ispss Who acted as s, nus mm last sea.sa
pet q 40 20 % beleye in his staeua nts. ws shaken
~ hs 1ah bv the revelation that py % 10 rs q AZ
deuce hs Mss th, ertin tfing had taken place On
vssdSy The Colonel questioned sn,se closely spGuS
RI ana ben he earnestly Ininia'e vorTr 10 the sys.t
~ - he dayoted much toll ana NOrty W the n'trr
ion S the ystery Presently I'M vas SSha tthf ss
tn,rc most hostile SMITH, tho a. eone' rnea
IN The n roycry THIS error. exl, exl,,InSu & tlS ~
hs told ne tr,ith = and hs lnon ", Va ,t ~
I~ nns that b. had vTontY scenseo hlin ooi,
/ Irsss ,til adher,s TO the uiioh M 10 nt ony was W.
~ a. 'g,It ~ cuile or fais,huVa ~ thAt Tar "t tle
Il ct fate nt tlat ho hes htth sub' o.sl 70 iru,h
i9' 49,, crin on account OF IT, even IN Vhicai ordui1
uo y" ,l las been IN arrest lor n6Hrly lourthr
-; time .luco his auliaaOn 10 tgs acadcus II June
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
PERSONAL.

D,,mda left the unpublished MSS. of % nov
es aul IL plays
ClIlJ4e is suffering from physical, as he has
lon been from mental. dyspepsia
Cardinal ADtOnelh enjoys the reputation OF
beng The best Judge Of claret IN Italy.
Four hundred of the late Rebel officers are
holding commissions in the armies Of South America.
TernysOn is growing very old and grabbed,
an uodesty believes he is the only true poet now
living.
Nearly three-quarters of all the journalists
and haraeUrs Of Paris have suffered from the calai
ties ol he war.
An unusually large number of Americans
sre spending this Winter in sorrentonOt less it is said,
t1al 500 IN all
Tho estate Of Gen. Prim is estimated to be
worth in our money Aooo ooo sOOooO mostly in real
estate, and not convertible into cash.
Gen. Fort SUMTER Anderson bears such
stirling likeness to Krg John Of saxOny, that one has
Ofen been mistaken for the other.
III Memphis, Tenn, men shoot each other at
funerals in the interest Of the undertakers trade-the
VhlJ branch OF business active there az present
Now that Wagner, Ethe erratic composer,
threatens 70 devote all his time TO journalism there
Ls doubt Of the truth Of the stories about his insanity
ArseRe Houssaye is declared to be one of
she latest victims Of absnthe The gossps say he is su
ths' ahsuthe oOnQuers love.
At the Lyric Theater in FOIli Qtaly), the
tenor Tnurn0 stabbed the baritone, Bessi behind the
scenes IN the second Gct and then away with the
Pha DONNA bringing the opera 10 sudden close. This
t'Ihdeed interpreting the music according 10 nature
Among the titles employed by the country
pres to designate WIN. M. Tweed are Owner Of
New YORK. The Hghwayman Of Manhattan" "Chief
81 lho ~ amtnany Thieves "DctatOr Of Gotham" Head
Nehter Oi Nlany and THE AtIls OF Celtic Hordes
chicago paper mentions the death of one
Peter Hoffman at the extraordinary age OF 49," Tia
~ mdeed 50 extraordinary that the statement must be
glo flapblcal error Chicago has always shown dis
toh % quote Wlst Dl l)ngs TO II above Parr, and
The letter in which Mr. Gladstone replied to
be 7eP"tss hat as ma j0.sd toe Rniaa cashaiir
ch'Uch et.s.a- follows: s ~ %
a.. -. - Nc 10 DOwsIsG-sr.. WmTssALL-
an eg-g By Mr. Olasoae "a the receipt
49, e = ~ iust written by yea Lshsfoftoe Colpss Of
o lEflm Priesisbt Association ssBg whether ks can
" unsei and the British natOB. ALLOW ~ideh
ssf-l A. Newspaper called TIE Stating that be had
10 ~ 'iufel ci Rome % te opsgaed untrue. Mr. ad
's me To thast yOp for letter aud reply
.1Ao undertake " c0lf.lc tLs any other tutadoa
sss. i'h aui nsaing He H. qlie conteni TO saye his
~ o s'se Oi BIZ for BIZ DO
CO. aOoa Do IA cuEineec 1lt be words sl
80 f i JoG su tsc discretion 10 ths puhhea
sc, % "s-ee ID tss 1s~sp.ssfs an. hT yasf s,sdeut
ALsesSos Ngsf.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
OUTDOOR SPORiS.

CIHLISG-NORTu VS.. SOUTH SCOTLAND.
TIE Central Park was yesterday the scene
Of an exciting the principal experts Of
the Curling Clubs OF the metropolis and vicinity the oe-
casion being the annual match Tor the National Club
medal between those members Of the clubs Of New-fork
and it's suburbs who from the North and the South
OF Scotland The game played on the center lake OF
the Park east Of the bridge the regular curling pond
not being sufficiently extensive for the ten rnks laid out
for the contest These numbered from to 10,
each being occupied by eight players, four on side and
each marty having skip" captain, who directed
the piavers as each shot made The result was In
the south by tie total score Of 2I TO Pa Inc
prize medal was Of Handsome workmanship ana was IN
ribed on fits face Challenge Medal, presented Dy A.
Dalrympe," with the letters "G. y. Z. - tGiahd Ma
toDs Curling Club. Around the letters was wreath
thistle and laurel and ON the shield "as lhe SttIsh
Lion Above Two DrO0ns, and beneath "~5 curl
ing stone
BASEBALL on THE ICI-NUTUALs vs.. ATLANTICS.
The baseball match on skates at the Cap
i.olpe Lake ye terday attracted large crowd Of spec
tators. Neither club presented its fG field nine as
some thing but exPerts the
ice; BOTH therefore had to bring substitutes who were
good saters the Atlantcs being assisted by JAS Hail.
Brown, Clinton and their old catcher, Bergen-the Mu-
tuals by Glover Ruggles Bass Cox and GH, with their
old players Thorn and shreves The ice was Ia ane con-
dton and the weather exceednGly favorable Tor the
snort Tie only drawback was the Interference OF the
crowd crrahgemetIs having been made tn keep a
clear the playera The game opened seemingly
for close contest but I'm the second innings the Mutds
loled loosely and allowed their opponents % take an
Important lead which made the contest rather 0nesded
Tnr ambers ~ the NewYoTk skating Club challenged
The ginn6r. ard the game az he same place will
lie contest between the Atiantcs aud tine NCw-lOrk
Cub The fOlQ"ins Is tAe S'ore'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Senate of Virginia passed JOINT reso-
uon yesterday. proyidisg for the sns~,%h e' Nth li
cresfso ~ 10 the adjustment of the 5Gle oeo' VII"
West NiIgnia to arbitration, by IA vote Oi u " .
The Legislature Of Indiana, in JOINT eon-
r,tte, Yesterday aiterB0On, elected l. j. BIlst pro
Iiehir ~ TLe Indianapolis Doiiy Ssrhnt Slhs
sd Patrick shauBan Oi IcrEo h~ate Agent VI tne ''
In New-YOrz .. . ...,... ...
German Republican meetings were held last
night and the following Delegates to the Centai Com
,ottee were elected TAT Assembly District On stem
inn'r 4 r. Hayse julius Bresen. f. Lueder. T. Daniel
XTYtR Assembly District, William " NeDi, val fuHA'
I,bn Baier John j. schlaefeT, r. DC Vigne. - 9
In the Xth Assembly District, the German
Republicans as evening, elected the following of.sis
p,e.idrit A. Steiniruilcr; sdens.l@uis Irn-
orgs. Fadnclt sscrt taries--Car knrtz, AAt0n
Trstin Trrasurer-P1tgr Gunier Delegates 10 ue' "a
tns,ittee--tir Max Weber Adam Fahr, n ste 'hA'i-
ler FFans bncke aeo. J.. siutzman.
Gov. Bullock of Georgia yesterday gave GER
.te. uron apulieston the following u ueiaoe ~ Oi
Se,.s5: Pllne aud McIntyre, DemocraL- oi m ~,
f5.trict; Brtf,tre. Rf pnb tan OF tle itiiu -
ir. ijeuiocr4t. from the SIXTH aud Gcn enne ~ no ,
cr.f fr,n tne Seventh Pnine aid lettuhS rtI .
C@cied to To- SlIst Corgcr; AeInyry u VI" @-'i'f'
the others i04 t0th teTuh ..l.. .
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

During our late war, Southern lady, Ars.
c. s. Wilson. then In nfortsbe eiEcamstanSs, sp's
her fine in visiting the erent hospitals and prisons se
tho South where unioa 40 dies were conh9ed she WIS
Of special service TO the prisoners at Anderson'e snu
thsre and at other places OF connenent iof Aot'hSrh
ruen, she did much the living and 10 procure
decent burial for the dead Letters n her possession
from several Geneas and other ery oineers' nod oy
prove her efforts and success In TINS Serves %
49,, ,o,v that aha u- herself subjected 10 hardshls
and nriyatops IN the prosecution Of her enterprise ne
her health is greatly enfeelled The yless.naSfv snl
" have deprived Mrs. Wilson OF hef p.NloS until
,,aiisd her IN AK assistance from our ftz,iih she
I can ohtatn the relief from Congress Tor Va should
RS made apDcatOu. This IS case ,lelb will per-
ss "a ,' 10, = tbcoutn- So far her heaIa abs IA ffr
mn Mrs Wilson will make persona Ca eoutGl 5utSns
the present ~ CniOa Pace H0V.' VIZ
eau De sent.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

ments in this city dead letter. account Of thof
impractlesbility Not single house In thl- city has
been crectea in conformity with those laws. Tenemcut
property would rot net four per cent those laws were
Complied with. r!ey provide for permits to construct
tonoments otherwise thIh in conformity with tho
laws, If tho permits are sanctioned by the su-
premo Court. Every builder of ten mont
house finds IL TO his advantage TO obtain
permit. s by nOncOnfOrmity ne saves about 5000 IN
tue expense of constructing hfs.c,ss tenement iheso
permits are obtained by the payment o ESQ 10 lawyer
named Murray, in Pine-st who gfs them ind0Tsed by
the supreme Court, generally, by going before Judge
Cardozo it IA said the Legislature viii bc petltOned 70
pass an act prohibiting Tho construction OF toneinents
lGcre than three stories M light We want tie present
laws. which are based irnpraetieabe theories,
amended, ana intend TO best efforts TO pre-
vent the PASSAGE " the act contemplated We want Laws
made that can be Observed and 90 not want 10 10 ham
Pered by laws which inOperaye and the evasion or
whith causes outlay of money which we do not be-
Hcse sOes into the public treasury.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

Arrest" is next thisg % closo con. ''ni Ilc las
intanwne, however, p.octessgG n bis G. 's- - N n
ciAsi aud Cen. Upto6. the Conmahdagt. -, ts! he
hsg>nluesllonaDly n ability u pass the e''N c.H
aud ua annted spirits. NJ CiarL. l patron, q 'aft
boy" lie ~ s'cer.ainod 10 have been troUtN %
some olw. however. an1 reboliipus against AZ
telrp's & ~ n, 7d ION to on N, 1c,e,v % VAS ans m
nounccd the &C, .rai classe held meetings. and resolved
not only has they wI MA, stg h9 % 1 9 gi sa @ tS 81
det who vsnured 10 have enyil.ug TO 20 with bin Ia
friendly way. Ffon broo9ing in MS quarters he has
only only ''i9'' to he srSeed with insSng jeer and
his command. n is ascertalned lhat few
the worthless Cadets have been the chef
q smith s aa % aa aS aS up Pb5 ,SSr most ar or
mented him have themselves fsed In examinations, or
have been detected in other .deueanor, 80 that
they were either d-graced or drCpped from the rolls.
THE EVIDENCE CONTINUED.
Why you think that Cadet Anderson would coBpro-
mise his dignity oy spsasSg tot to CadSs 1i; Sma oa IN
at MIN thought there would be some s"rs of
What reason had you for interfering when, as you
say you saw Cadet smith staring at Cadet Aheersohi
would the desire pressed by you that Cadet Smith
might be sent away influence your testimony = -,
(The Court AZ this point cleared ana tue question
declared irrelevant the subject not having Deen re-
ferred 10 the direct examination OT TINS WLh Dlt ~
ci caYtioning the witness that he need il
his reply tended to crminate him.
wonld you not consider it act Of interference
by thus addressing Cadet Anderson you tnousH
as you ssy, there would be an altereationF =
~ did NOT consider IL an Interference .
What do you consider this remark II not an act OF
interference ~
Cadet Anderson recalled.
By the accused Are YOU sure that the curve IN tho
rauks rnentoned in your previous Testimony, I'D not
press you against the foot other part Of tie accused
person 7"
eyes"
"When you speak of accused staring ~ ycr, 10 you
bV " a. al
ton OF Irritating yOu."
No not on his part"
"efore accused spoke had yOu any idea that me ac
oused was at all out OF order, liable ~ le rportelf
"No."
When Cadets spoken 10 In ranks, they not re-
ported for what they are spoken 10 fOrP
"sOmctinics they are sometimes they are not
"Was II not possible that you might have stepped upon
or pressed against bis foot, uncOnscOuslyP |
81 might nave pressed against the soe but did not
step on it," 49, -,
the accused viii present Ms Writttn a. Ionse
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

CONCORD, Jan. 1.-THE Democratic State
Convention In session here to-day, nominated James A
Western Of Manchester for Governor, giving him 427
votes Z, fl2 for A. r. Hatch of Portsmouth. David Gil
christ Of Franklin was nominated for Railroad Com
missioner.
The Convention adopted resolutions Recognizing the
paramount authority Of the Constitutions; denouneing
tho interference OF military power with the right of
suffrage; encouraging opposition 10 the privileged
classes denounCing thieves and punderers OF the public
treasury favorng revenue tariff for the support Of
the Federal Government but opposing Protective
Tariff opposing the importation Of Chinese as tending
TO delrale the dignity Of American labor protesting
against the injustice Of the leading measures OF the Ad
demanding a reduction Of expenses and
TAXATION and calling for protection the public domain.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
A COAI~MINERs' sTRIKE-lOoooO MEN OUT OF
WORK.

The cCa!-miDers in SchuyikM County and
Lehigh and w. yoming Valleys composing the Working
mems Benevolept Association, struck Tuesday. by
the terms OF aercement with the employees Of the
"Big Companies" the members Of the Association are
TO stop work 80 days and. In consideration OF this
aid the employees OF the "Bg Companies" viii join the
Association which they have heretofore refused to DO
The strike throws about 10000 out Of employ
en distributed fOllows In the employ Of the big
Companies" COO IN bs Wyoming Valley, 500; In tho
Lebish Valley, l5,OoOi and In the schuylkIl Valley,
5000 large number Of railroad employees viii also
doubtless be thrown Of employment, aud the Dea-
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad. which trans
ports 100 carloads Of coal day WI. probably discharges
25 conductors 20 engineers and 100 brakemen. The Cen
trl Railroad ordinarily transports 2o0o carloads day
and win compelled TO discharge 100 conductors ana
eua, uecrs and 60 brakemen. .,-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.

RESOLUTIONS AGAINST GENERAL AMNESTY.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1.-THE South Carolina
House Of Representatives has passed ana sem 10 the
sna tbe following resolutions which were introduced
by a eolored member named Lee:
y.a. Certain hills are row beus considered IN The Congress OF he
r,J states providing generally for amnesty 10 persons nos
ser political disabilities by Of their Psf aoa IN l' As'ef
IA and, .,.h ,.--or, hy the
WAreas gnert smrl reiefr srIs1 snen p ~ ,Ls
Amendment INC
IIpitsl Sla q the IeioTe be II -. ...-,-,
5 nv the House of Repressnsves the Senate eonerrrh
That our COng.s he in truete tra or
rerpeste to sganst al such laws graune genera -''' 49,
i'll 10 ter r.ous under political ff-hiIIaTs
Esorai That cop of Ibis preaue Aia fssoi- "
IN eseh Of our SelAors srl Re resenatTesn Conths'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
THE STATE or TRADE
FrRoPRaN MARKBTS.

LoSpoN Jan 10 - p m.Cou closed sl fsr noosy sDi .
for Aerefn ecn'iu's que sf stead unsi sts
Fve Tsepy bonia l82 50. 865s. old 09; lls,
Portes stocks trn. Enc Railway shsro i IN oos
IA Asnte sDi Or a. Wesen Cossohes
tel. %. -.
LIVERPOOL Jan Io<-o p. uCotion-Sal~g Of ne d' y -
bse.a 500 hsles for recuaoa errou; Nlrg UpLn IA
Ndirg Orleans. id YsIns and Fabrics AZ hanchssiT ar sab,
Css n Wheat II g; Ksi Western No 70 No ne~
10 dO5; Red Winter y TO- Flour 26. CornNo h-ei he-
Provision unchanged Common kosin, bo1O1 LHses
Ol, &jlOL3l 10. -. - -
IoSDoS jan l0s:90 .. mTslow fTnisr AZ tai5 Cscuin
Iir .d 5gi Spirits Petroleum frneT spirit rurpenune - 8
LONDON lill:50 mCeBsos opened a. ~ for r1nsf .st
American sscrues quieii L. = FveI sen Doas ~
ali he est Stocks tna and unchanged
ivxRPooL jan I'LL ICOtloa opened easier bat nos low
the SAL are Dg,ei at T. 700 bales
LosDOS Jan. lll0 mCoasols ~ for money sne he u
rp AIercan secans quiet ,teaay; lctasgt
S.ock iru steady Bic . Illinois Central ia Ataane sOS
Great Western p. -,
SLvERFOoL, jan Ill ID m-Cotton dull and rnens,-i Ha
igOO ba'eS lsrl, 53.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
it. a. 81. 4,h. 81. c,s.
:. ~ H. -. II ~. Is 80.


The New-York Skating Club visited the
BrooklyD Rink LIST night by invitation Of President
Norris and the result Anne exhibition by the exrs
os the NewIork and BrOOkyu Clubs. Among those who
exeeled were Mrs May EdwaTds ard Prof. +. B. Cook
of the NevYork Club, and Aessrs Brady and DJlrd OF
the Brooklyn Club. The attendance waa fashionable
aud DumorOus nearly thousand people being present.
Tonight grand carnival will take place d. the Rink.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
,,-,,, ,,d VISITING Cards Isia.l staro,iar f.. p,
". Av.rDsLls sos. IO4 PULTossr. OLD Dercs aeH
MAKRIED.

HUL-FEELY-On Tlesiiy Jsu. lo at s. Likes Char Cl.0e
ave- by Rev d. Dle Nj Albert Hill Mise KaI hesI
oil 0f bFooklyn.
NAYMcCLLES-On Tuesday Jan 10 II & Pn. hshol Bp'o@
pa Cluch By tie Bsv e. = aroser S.mne MAJ, lL Bosoe,
Il Helen c,us hter of Wm. X hcClees " tsis city.
OGDEN SrNONSON-On Weinesis Jan H. at ths Plsbrtsnu
Cua-ch gamaca, L. L. By Rev ID. OAkeT M LhaI Ossz
Of ofG-eruo.lt 70 Mss mouson o. Springfield, L.
PRRcY-PEETAt tie residence Of Sissts Mesi S0mes T..
Noea.av Dee o. 1870 b. VIA j. Thomson Mr. Barr PerJ
o,Fairiel Conn. Miss Kate T. Pe Of some ~ T. No eAah
-pURLBlGH-Jau H. Gbe residence ofte brides fiber
Iroklgn b Rev ChalSick, william Johnson Red .0n " hs
lse Capt C. Red Of NewYork Lille Bradford daughter
William 4. BuTlreh, esq.
TUSSFELD-DEADMAS-O Moodly Jan 1911, at th. rines
Of he Le. parents the Rev H. w. Beecher tns LaseS
Of Wes phaea LEEe ID. Dcsman only daughter Vi james Dsaas
Of Ir)oAlgn.
the Tb inst, a The house o ne ofsss
father m his city L. Whss VI WAshTs0ui u O. 70 IN
E!a VI DrDnnOnd of Nss-fork-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

CIANPION BIILIiRD MAINH I,'-I L1l.' IsU-
DDIPIIE AND PARKER
GrFrALe, Jan. 11.-A match ggilne of billiards
r the champion ere and q OOO oetSeen A. p Rdophe
of New York and Frqnk Parker Of Chicago, played
an ,bis eiy this evening The game began ct o'clock
,hout 900 persons Witnessed the game. many ladies
h, ,rosent George II. Van Week OF 5Efso, was eho
Ds @ a iree Mort. Humphrey OF NewYorA acted as ana
90. tnr Rrdo,he and Henry Rhines of Chicago for Par
W. ia bettag was 800 TO sz5 in favor of RGdOlple
orker won the lead and played into the pocket. TIE
"A lie score; l-f f... t a'+.-'- ~
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
pryv,ro LIVE STOCK wARKET-J,~. II.

ClsMlret irosuag; receipts only z2 sgss j2 ms say
L.. ~ sses oniy follows: 81 heal kenacET 81
sven. ~ 10 s6i Is do. ll4J n, At S5 81 10 ono ~
M AZ SO, II Indiana ll56 ~ al S6 % ttuA-, -
"a LOO ss, 81 Csasea 1909 ~ a. -
DO. tSi sheep-Hoers
better pdce but there Little trade soae, a o9 Ass
gAa averaging n ct 81 IS 10 do II ~ 81 u ID aAa
90, 1870 DO, 2 D. 20. and 81 dO 80 l. 20
Hogs-FalRg OF price little DOING sales ~ bead 7ets ~ d
A, - 75 s1f u beAa. averaging 20l b, at % Coz
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

pFgEIST Non Tuesay 10Th inst George z De-nitt, Jhs
Of - sge . a., ..-, - -.
The relatives mi inens sre csiecti,il -, - -
from his ae r.aseAce 90 ba,, " 49, -
inst al IA 4Ie reaALs sli 's 'AAsN ~ +" W. ~' s@ '
Ois'se %" P-Pe' P'S'Soo"H ,-, = :, IL
% ylas an p d. go - ~, =, o.,,... on F,4.,.,
viii he eh az the residence OF Lcf pafs' VI
. d 2o'e,o
.HlBBA aD-Or Wetne1ily Jsn II, Asv AiaA '~s'' -- " -
late Wesley Hibbanis -, ..s,, ,.v,.t a, -...-s
The relstans an the fuiy ore rssesi in[ %
s S,, from late e'inee 80 Seesnt ,e on tss @ s,f
uoon y o'eiocz Inc snii4S VIII DC ~Aen ~ N''-'
E,r nte11snL f...t-..f .- o.. I-. t.. ..-.- -
IsCoBS-CB Monday morning. 9hiust Sas%sl l. JAc3oS Isc
yeArs -
FsEea froTa hi- ate res ienee No zz vest 20.
- II 70 attend - w. ..t ID a NJ
KEsirA is residences No. II IrHgfpA5 o. 1s e'eoS 'h
is James keliy. agod - years -. q. -
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

The Real Estate Owners Association la. onca
,, cnIne 10 suino e,atcinenis by Joseph Ha'ei me
I,e.aebt which were cordially indoraed ry those pres
80, The laws, he said regulating tho erection of tsAs
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
no.tps1ic MApKRrs

rorrsvntr Jn lTotsoo- % bids q ss 0a s5 = or
Conn Z, Cod Lays; s7dSls Is o Low Medum Leaf Bag-
yer. au Al 25c heavy hfdlnz 5ic Fur qIet o. .. a
GTsi, Mess PorE, So % br' u
Bscon lear Rib Sides Dsc. Bdlk sboolies 7'e Isr Co. %
Clears Sizes, lie Nhis
MxxPHrs and dilingReet "a
ba irm sud a. y % ~
active; sales Larl At
Pork Gn az s2L Bulk active shouiders. lie sides ioa e
CLEyELASD jan IlWheat very irregular NO. BED - II
81 90 srn and held IS vase oAs s'oSy Al - -
troleun quiet; Crcie o. 90 Refined 20c
Sss0RIKAy Jan. IFour in good export dsDsDi su~fan
IS 5O Doobls 75 Treble Extra % N1 - Cor scigs
s. Louis, - HilelA re
Bran 81 D. H,y-Pdme so; Cboee, 90 PaA hei- a.
S21e2i dill. Sa0Uder marketi Clear hh ~
Clear SIDES sugarCurd Hans iS0lsc L.ra sesre ec
di2,c Keg BE sugar dali PRIME % oe hotsses eas'i -
Prime Ch0ce, 5sdo0c hAg, al ~
81 "a Iosee-Prme l5t0lc EIeznge-Sieriay, lti ass
York sght, discount Cola llos ,.o.., =.
Au6UsrA Ga Jan. lCotton oPened sstve - i!.esi IN
closed tn asi l4e for hddns @ lO-o bales ree~y~
100 bale. =. . a, ,el,.t a.,
EIfra g; Amber Hog scvei sslfs n o. - -
WLxiN9-oy n. u Jao. n--sg1ts Turpenunc dnl. ~ -
srne Ros guet 81 % Cr4ce 4uP1.ilt, o. 80 -
tn ...hsu.ei Calon iall; Low Mdihns, lic
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
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NI.W8 or TIE WEEK.
TIE WEEEtY srs icf 'tis week s. ready 80,
morning, ard cont .ins. in addition to tic general ues,
NJ d t.oak.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
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