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New AdrertI,smen,,.

Steamer Andes.
EnglAb and German Mass Meeting,
Health Officers Report
Carpets and Wall Paper.
Smith, Dean q Wells.
Mattresses.
PAullS Wall Paper Store.
WAnted-SituAtIon.
Remnants.
Public Sale Of Real Eatate.
5Ign Of the Big Pitcher.
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NEW CIGAR SToRE.-hessrS. Peter
Costello and Barney GAlllgAn have en-.
tered into co'partnership under the firm
name Of Costello & Co., and will today
open cigar store at No. S7is14th street,
under the Opera House. Mr. Costello
was formerly with Altmyer & Jones, and
Mr.. Galllgan is too well known TO make
further notice necessary. The firm will
keep constantly on hand fine stock Of
both imported and domestic cigars, be-.
sides all the miscellaneous articles usually
found in a frst.class smoking emporium.
The business will DO under the manage.
ment Of Mr.. Costello.
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The largest stock Of Bleachsd and
Brown Muslin, at your own pnces, at
Henry Jacobs.
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The children will resume their studies
10 the public RhcOols to-day
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Ask your grocer for Turner'S Roasted
Coffee and Pure Spices. The best inthe
market cod
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ADMITTED 10 TRE BAR-Col. A q
Mcclure, Of Wooster, O., was admitted d
practice ip The County Court Saturday.
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lrEOu Tue Indianapolis JoufnAl
THE BLACK CROOK LAST NI0HF.-The
demand for seAB was far beyond the sup.
ply, Before hslfpast seven tickets for
for the gallery were refused at the office,
and before eight o'clock the pare uette and
dress circle were crowded and the rear
alsles packed with those unable 10 obtain
seats 1t Is estimated that between two
and three hundred people were turned
away, and those disappointed ones will
come in this evening. as the company to.
night appears for the last time.
AS spectacular drama the Black Crook
Is superior, and has held the boards Tor a
long time with no abatement of patronage.
Bidwell u marlborough have many in.
terestlng features, new scenery and new
costumes, rendering the play more Attrac.
tive.
This Black Crook Company will ap-
pear here at tie Opera House, commenc.
ing April 9th. atr
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THE SUNDAY MRRTfNo.

THE SUNDAY MEETING.
Before the time announced for TIL
meeting yesterday afternoon had arrived
the hall was filed and people were com,
PEELED 70 60 away. Hundreds Wtr,
unable 70 gain admiLtADce.
The meeting was opened by singing
hymn, when RGv. DR.. Cox led in prayer.
Rev. DR., Hays, President Of Washing
ton College, was introduced 10 the audi
ence. He said that the WshlngtoniAl
Society marked the fiat success in tn
war against intemperAnce, and grOunt
then gained had never been Lost. tn
present movement carries the Chris
tian community into q cleare
comprehension Of their duties. From
what he had seen Of tho movement b
was prepared to give It into the hands o
the Christian women Of the land viii
his cordial endorsment. Every move
ment In the direction OF the suppression
Of lntemperance was 10 him OF the deep
est and widest Importance. Without q
deep religious feeling among the commu,
nifty, the success Of any movement Of this
kind, however, he thought would DO prob,
lematicaL Underlying this movement Is
a revival Of tho religion oil the Lord
Jesus Christ, and God having linked them
together, It Is important that we
should not let them be separated.
He had been asked, would no allow his
wife or sister TO 20 out upon the stree
and pEAyt he had every confidence II
his wife and sister, and II they should
talk II over and agree to 60 upon the
street they were perfectly competent 4
do as they wished. He thought there wa
TOO much capital individually invested IL
the liquor traffic to be overcome in day
God has given into the hands OF the ladle
a difficult problem-An Important re.
sponsibilitY. They must have an abund,
ant love and charity fer those engaged Ii
the business, for II Is Gods work, ant
every soul that Is saved is precious
He considered the drunkard the prim,
criminal, and the liquor seller his &C
complete, and neither entitled TO publit
sympathy. This movement shoulC
accomplish one thing-make vic,
ashamed OF itself. Both the liquor selleI
and the drunkArd should be made to Zee
their disgrace. This woman's movemen
should so to good many Of the respect
able houses and offer pledge to thost
who set wine upon their Christmas table
and COW the seeds Of drunkenness amopg
other mems children. he bid the ladiei
go on, and do anything and every
thing TO promote the cause il
the land. No permanent good can be
accomplished unless It Is built upon the
strength Of religion, and assisted by those
outside the church who feel the evils O.
intemperanco. He had no council Il
give, whether they should 60 on the
street or not; they knew best as to that.
Alter singing hymn, Rev. Motiat led
in prayer, when the meeting closed with
the DoxOlogy.
The regular afternoon prayer meeting
will be held to-day at 3 o'clock at the
Fourth Street N. E. Church. All ladiel
who have signed the pledge are requested
to be present at this meeting.
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THE Board of Commissioners meet
this morning.
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COUNTY COuRT will probably adjourn
thIR week.
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THERMOMETER KECORD.-The follow.
Ing GhoWS the range Of the temperature as
Observed Al sIlvey'S Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Once:
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TEMPERANCE MASS MEErNcB.
Addresses b. Rev. miller, Miss Ne
hOIln aAA PreSideht HAE+

WalhlnEsou ball vas hIsd 70 IL Ut.
mo-, capacity o. Saturday sysning, IN
~ 1yIilsblc room being occupied, and
81 "a who eJrid not obtain An en-
tTnpcs % The hall The meeting opened
by EnEing The hymn commencing
SJsai, lover u NJ Boul,"
alter which Rev. Mr.. RhisldLfer, Of the
Palton n z. Church, led In prayer.
Ths Presideut Of The band then intro
dueed Rsy.J. GA Miller, Of Bridgeport,
Ohio, who sang = hymn Wnttsn express.
ly Tor the CFusadeFs, 70 the tune Of John
Brown" the whole audience joining In
the chorus, "GlOrY, glory HAllelujSh." At
the conclusion Of the singing the reysr.
end gentleman addressed ths audience on
the subject Of temperance,
Al the eOneluIion Of Mr.. Hllsrs re-
mark Mis- sGIlle Meholln, Of this city,
was introduced 70 the audience and was
received with applause. She said she
did not desire 10 say anything 70 dISeoar-
age the noble women IN their work; abe
desired 10 see tho day when every one
who deals In the traffic will desist from
the pale Of liquors Her next thought
was, will the reformation be . permanent
oneH In answer 70 the question she said
we must consider the enlistment Aslor life.
Mothers should begin at home 70 train
their children, and 70 banIsh drinks from
their homes. Here blloWed an incident Of
young man who was ruined by using 90.
nestle wines manufactured at home.
Many parents do not try to make their
homes attractive, TO induce young men &c
stay at home instead Of visiting billiard
saloons and drinking places. Her Argu-
ment led 70 the Idea that the young must
have society and amusement, and Il they
could not have It Of home they would
seek II elsewhere She earnestly ap
pealed TO mothers TO do their duty In re-
gard to training the young al home, and
educate their minds against this traffic.
The hymn commencing "Behcld I
stranger Of the door" was sung, and aitel
the usual announcements and the DoIol.
ogy, Rev. A. j. LYDIA pronounced th'
bnedIcliou. uE
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"pTE BEEN THEREp-"I couDENT GIT
N"-Ths pictures Of the persons who
made the above EXPLANATIONS are posted
around the city, and the one with the
smiling countenance clearly expresses the
satisfaction he had by securing a ssst-to
obtain which he went and had II reserved
for him Now, as the reserved seat sale
win commence At the Opera House Box
Office tomorrow between 10 A. N. and 4
P. N. for the Cameras and DIxey Min
strels all should avail themselves Of the
opportunity, so they can not say II
couldn't get in" "F
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MARTINS REsTAuRANT.-Mr. Martin
Thornton, the proprietor OF the above
well known restaurant, is now establish.
ad in his large and .commodious rooms
on Market street, opposite the city build.
ing, The rooms have been handsomely
furnished, and are exceIled by none in the
city. In connection with the restaurant
are private rooms for the use of ladies
accompanied by gentlemen, or ladies
alone. For preparing suppers for select
parties the facilities Of this restaurant
cannot be surpassed. The quality Of the
viands is too well known to need mention.
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POLICE COURT. - Before the police
court Saturday morning three cases were
disposed Of.
Bose LsGSura was the arSt called. Az
Boose Is steady customer, bis Honor
could not part with him Tor lea than
thirty days.
George Boycs presented 3 cherry-col-
ored nose 10 the audience. The last BIZ
Of coloripg was considered cheap at IS.
A blind man named Howe was fined
% and costs for creating tumult and dis.
order on Friday night.
There were no cases examined in the
alteruooh.
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"AN oUERAsE'-Under this head the
Sunday Ness tells rs shout 9 party Of
Germans Who were quietly talking to-
gethG IN Bridgeport Wills the lAdi0
were praying 1t one Of ne saloons On
Saturday, when City Marshal HAyI "
commanded them to stop talking, and IN
Aicied 9 serious wound upon the head Of
one OF the Number with 4 "cain." We
eonfes our ignorance q 70 what the
weapon mentioned above may b like,
bat suppose 1t must be something honi.
bic. With two trialng corrections, how.
ever, the article Is correct In the first
place, the circumstance mentioned did
not take place; and in the second place
the name Of the Bridgeport MG1hal Il
Smith, which Is slightly different from
Hays"
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Medical.
Ayers
PICTORIAL
FOR Diseases ofthO Throat and LunGs,
suah - Coughs. ColdA, WhoOplns
COuEh. Bronchitis, AalhnA,
and Consumption.

Am0Bg Ne rrc'l
IieoVsfi,t u NO.
EN- sclsbss, lev Cos
q more nal Na..5
70 mEskni uas
this eiieciul gr'n
'Vly fSr al di,sa'si
Of the TlrN,t gnI
LunH. ANtSt tr
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thUurhoattl,is /!
oghsJ eonn,hcs, Ha'
Agsu that IL d,sl
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Dr. J, c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical ChsmiItS.
soLp ny Az pnuooIsrs EvkKrwHEnE
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Ayers
Sars9parilla

Is widely known
as one Of tho most
ciIectual rene
dies ever diScoy-
/, errd for cleans.
! ing the system
! aud purifying tho
Il has
: stood the test OF
years, with con.
stantly growing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-23
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Explosion OF % Powder Magazine
Seven Hundred Persons Killed
and Wounded.
Battle In Venezueia-Eight Hundred
Killed and Wounded.

BARNEaAT, December GA steamer,
supposed to be the New Orleans and
Havana packet, bound to New York,
went ashore on Barnegat shoals this
morning. She is now throwing cotton
0uerboard.
LATER - The South Carolina lies
easy. 1t Ia thought that as soon as
more freight IL removed she will float.
All the passengers have been safely
landed.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, December o.
The lightning exploded the powder
magazine in Scutaria. A portion Of
the city wall was Frustrated and houses
demolished. Two hundred persons
were killed and five hundred wounded.
HAVANA, December 22.-Advices
from Venzuela report battle lasting
eight hours. Eight:hundred men were
killed and wounded. Both parties
claim the advantage.
PARIS, December 22.-Prince Alton
so, replying to certain Spanish gram
dees, claims that a monarchy alone
can terminate the present disorders.
He declares that the people of Spain
uIS dSItcu buu nave ucClhicu Nlu Ibc
only rightful heir to the throne.
BERLIN, December 22.-The orders
for the withdrawal of the German YES
sells from the Spanish coast have been
countermanded. The Carlists must
explain the attack upon the German
brig Gustave.
The bark Arabella, from Demarara
for Liverpool, with sugar and rum,
which put into St. Thomas, November
3Oth, disabled, was destroyed by fire in
that harbor while undergoing repairs.
The vessel and cargo were total loss.
The Diaro, commenting on Grants
message, warmly cOmmends the gen.
eral recommendations, especially those
which look to a return to specie pay
ment. The Diaro urges postal con-
yention between the United States and
Spain, which will do away with the
Inconvenience to which Cuba's COM
munications with Europe, principally
by way of New York, are subject.
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New ORLEARs, December 22.-The
returning board reoonsidered It's action
OF yesterday, regarding ~. rammany
parlhli' The conservatives gave notice
that they would file the affidavit OF
Mr., HAupt, showing that Mr.. Cousin,
ofst Tanmany, republican candidate
for the Legislature, who was counted In
on Monday, by the hoard, came 10 him
Ia the returning board room aud asked
Tor the returns from his parish, stating
that he had been beaten about thirty
votes and he and Colonel Lowell would
Fix matters up.
Mr., Arrayo, member, protested
against the action OF the returning
board In throwing out polls Ave and
six or Natchitoches parish, which gave
the conservatives two hundred and
nlnety-0ne majority, Also against the
rejection OF poll third Of Red River
parish, which gave the conservatives
seventy-slx majority. Also against the
action OF the board In allowing all the
republican candidates one hundred aud
nfty majority at Evergreen, Avoyelles
parish, which box was stolen before
the votes We're counted.
The returning board to-day threw
out poll four Of Assumption parish
which give the conservatives 1903 ma
jority, thus defeating two conservative
and electing two republican members
TO the Legislature. The conservative
majority In the house, II 10 understood,
has been reduced 10 two. The eleven
parishes yet TO canvass elected elgh-
teen conservatives and one republican
10 the house on the I'd OF November.
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Tho Great Hebrew.
TA,ofin Rfafaann AMI

The equity old Hebrew premier, Dis
raeli. has probably fought his last in
tellectual battle and retired to his coun-
try place to die. He is seventy years
Of age, and has surely won fame
enough. or race absurdly hated by
the British nobility, friendless and
poor, he has become the foremost sub
ject and actual ruler of the empire.
Chiefs Of the Oldest noblest families Of
Great Britain have served under him
and the triumph of lifetime
Is complete. Mankind may well
bow reverently before the majesty OF
Hebrew genius. Intellect and gold are
the worlds masters, and other sons Of
Abraham would both in all lands.
Fifty years have elapsed since the pre-
mier Of to-day wrote "Vivian Grey"
and from that time forth his name
has been almost ss familiarity well
known in America as In Europe, and
while we cared little for the politician
and statesman, America frat admired,
and then venerated the genius OF the
great llterAteur.
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure or Malls At Dallas Post.
once.
Northern Mail,

Arrival and Departure or Malls NJ Dallas Post.
once.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and 4. II. r., comprising western,
~. Louis mats, arrives daily at 7iiO p IN; de.
parts daily at 7;ic I'm.
Ronthern NAIL.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily at 7,l0
p m; departs daily at 7l0pm.
Eastern Mail,
Via r. hnd p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily NJ IL a IN: de-
parts daily at4 pm.
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksbofo
and western posts, arrives daily 1t 300 p IN:
departs daily nj IL am.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
srimbers. arrives az an "Wednesday and
lam.
scyene Mail.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at u m; departs nc y IN alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. Ellzabethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
Mt p m Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
departs at n m alternate days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives Mt 4 p m Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate days at 7 n IN.
Mails for Bobo's store, Grapevine md Duck
creek are taken out by hand, ut Irregular In
mica Iuours
Delivery window, 8 O m to 81 pm.
Money order window, y u m to IL m, and
from l p nj to 4 p IN.
Stamps sold from q m to pm.
Letters registered only during money order
hours.
All persons having complaints against the
office, on any account, Will please present
the same, In writing or In person, To the post
master.
Nm. JONES, Postmaster.
Samuel 8. JONES' assistant postma ster; Owen
Gerry, money order clerk; D. A. Brown and
W. T. Chunn, delivery clerks; W. Fl. Went
worth and VIM. Parsons, mailing clerks.
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NEW YORK, December 22.-The writ
of habeas corpus In the case of William
M. Tweed was dismissed to-day by
Judge Barrett, and the prisoner re-
manded to custody.
A writ Of certOriari was then applied
for to be argued tomorrow. After the
refusal of the motion to admit Tweed
to bail, a writ Of certoriari was granted,
and the case will come before the gen.
eral term Of the court Of oyer and ter
miner,
The president has pardoned: Benoni,
sentenced to five years In the peniten-
tiary for counterfeiting match stamps.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,
DAILY.

Five Rnes--FFtty cents for first inser-
ton, and twenty-five cents for each sub
sequeh daily Insertion. Thirty words
make fUe tines.
Per square of ten Rnes,-One dollar
for the first insertion, and fifty cents for
each subsequent insertion. FFue lines
One month, S.; tDo months, S.;
three months, $40.
One square, of ten limestone month,
So, t,ao months, $12; three months, SIS.
Notices under head Of City Business
First insertion, Is cents per line; each
subsequent insertion ten cents per line,
for nonpdrea type, ledded. II in JM-
face type, the space occupied charged
for at the above rate.
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BY TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON.
Yesterdays Proceedings In Congress
Presentation OF . Memorial for
Aid 10 the Pacific Road.
Probable Recess OF Congress--Pass-
age or the Finance Bill by
the Senate.

WASHINGTON, December 22. --Colleo-
tor Casey and DIR. Peterson departed
for New Orleans to-day.
Nothing important occurred In the
house.
In the senate Mr.. West presented the
memorial OF the New Orleans cotton
exchange, for aid TO the Texas Pacific
railroad, and also praying that the
Texas Western and Central road be
Incorporated NJ branch Of the Texas
Pacific. Referred TO the committee on
railroads.
There was a full but brief routine
cabinet session to-day.
Nomlnations-M. J. Grady, collector
OF the third Louisiana district, with
many northern positions.
A recess IL probable; some thirty
members Of congress obtained leave OF
absence and others will 20 without
leave. Should the session continue
there will seldom DO u quorum In
either house The committees how
ever, In the meantime will continue 10
work 80 rs TO put business In shape for
prompt action after the holidays.
La the house many resolutions OF In
quiry were introduced.
The bill authorizing the supreme
court Of the district to proceed with It's
jury business passed.
The bill making Pascagoula, Mlssls-
sippi, port Of delivery passed.
The house went into committee on
naval appropriations.
A large number OF members obtained
leave of absence.
A petition was presented for board
of commissioners 10 consider the i'm
provement of the Ohio river and Its
tributaries.
The finance bill, substantially as re-
ported by the caucus, heretofore tele-
graphed, passed at late hour tonight,
by a vote Of thirty-two to fourteen-a
party vote.
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WASHINGTON, December %. - For
the Gulf and South Atlantic states
clear or clearing weather, with south
or winds veerlng TO the northwest In
the south Atlantic coast aud n slight
rise Of temperature, rising barometer
east OF the lower Mississippi and
falling barometer In the south and
west.
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Death Of General TiIrhman,

BAJTlMoRB, December @,-General
Finch 'Fjlghman Ia dead. He was one
of the graduates of the West Point
class of 1882.
The jury In the Gass perjury case dis
agreed and were discharged.
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Revolutions Against Resea rches into
the Affairs of Buslness Men.

PHILADELPHIA, December 22.-The
Board OF trade to-day passed resolu,
ton looking to the restraint Of every
body from iuquisitlonal and unreason-
able searches into the private affairs OF
commercial firms, mining or manufhc-
turing, or other business men, on any
pretense whatever.
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WEEKLY,

Per square Of ten tines,-$l 80 10,
first insertion, and one dollar for each
subsequent insertion. One month, 81;
tue months, 81; three months, $40; ssr
moths, $l6; ttOelve months, $25. =.
Notice under head Of "Csty Business
Fifteen cents Der line each insertion.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 22.--The
father of little Charlie Ross offers
200 for the child and no questions
asked. He Is satisfied the killed bur-
glars were the kidnappers.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


n.,o,,,1, n, 40
uhnLvEsioN, bsceMufr g. money
umcia'geu; Holu qu,et NJ mie9ilif 2,
uyans " iHot sens' SILVER, uui' snaue
'owg I, y. 'VoSgiooa' Duying anu seiI!Ng'
lSSc: dry as thew run. I7aI7Ac. wei
salted selected, 93ci butchers green,
73(9Sci dry sailed sold as dry fint, with
allowance for salt ana glue stock, DC.
Cotton--market dull And nominal.
ordinary lltc; good ordinary @l3ci
low middiing 1890; middiing lac; good
middiing l4sc. sales 700 bales; receipts
2,SO3 bales; STOCK SAUDI bales.
NEW YoNk, December 2-Noon..
STOCKS active but unsettled; money 3
per cent. Soiu, ~ excnange long,
ernmant monde active hut n littls "a.
for Some. state bonds ouiet and nom.
,inal. Cotton ouiet. sales e48 baies
unlands 143c. Orleans i4lc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oniet. sales I 382
bales at I4i6I4ic. futures closed steady.
sales d. 90t5 bales: December Ia i3.Isc.
January. I3Ic: February. lac. March
IA 27-32c. April. liz 2.32ai5}c. Nav
rs I9.30a15Ec. June rs iI.I6c: Jnjy
l8 1920. August. Ia Is-326l6c
Money. fair demand 2 to "a. sterling
firm. uold steadv Mt iii. uovermmants
dnli and strong. states Nominal,
30, ~,,.w
Ne" "HAHANs'
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Three children Drowned

TRENTON, N. j., December %. Three
children were drowned to-day by the
giving way Of the Ice.
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WATERTowN, Mass, December o.
Blodgett's metallic art works were
burned to-day. Loss $4,000,