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NRw York, December 20.-COtton--
Dull ut l3Hal3Nc. FIOur-Dull; superline
State and western 81 25al 80; common to
good extra 81 S0a5 10; good to choice So 45a
8 00 white wheat extra So O5a7 10; extra
Ohio "a SOa7 25; st. Louis 81 25a9 OO; extra
good to prime 50 75a7 76; choice to double
extra 81 S0a0 O0, Wkeat-Firmer and Iii.
Tie more doing; No, 2 Chicago spring 81 is
III 70; No. 5 do 81 O7a1 10 No. / Milwaukee
81 80; No. 2 do 81 23al %; No. 5 do 81 lOa
| II; winter red western new 81 lSal 90;
amber Michigan prime 81 81; white western
81 ~; ungraded spring $lal 20; rejected do
Csc. Rye-Quieti western S7a0Oc. Barley
Quiet and unchanged, Malt-DUll nnl
unchanged. COFn-AOre doing; white west.
ern graded OjC; yellow western old at7l Iga
7ic; old western mixed Use; new do mixed
ungradGd 6iaOGc low mixed and mixed vel.
low GiaG6c. Oats-Steady; mixed western
State 45a40Ci white do 4GabOc. Coilce-IliO
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Quiet; fair
to good refining saSAC; prime SIC; refined
unchanged. MolassPs-New Orleans quiet
aud unchanged. Whisky-StCady at 81 10.
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CHICAGO, December 90 Flour-Un.
changed; common to choice western spring
extra 81 00ai so; good to fancy family 81 70
40 80; medium tOchOice winter extra 81 Is
az 80. WhCat-Actiye, firm mud higher,
with II good demand, md closing very
strong; No. Chicago Spring 05Ac spot;
Doc seller january; W. seller February;
sihc seller May; No. 5 Chicago spring tic;
rejected G334RG4c. COrn-ACtivG demand
anil prices advanced; No. 2, 4SIIC spot;
1870 bid seller December; 43gSC seller
January; Axe seller February; rejected
3ja4Oc. ONts-SteNdy and unchangCd; No.
2, 800 seller january. Rye-Dull. Barley
Active Nnd u shade higher At So We spot;
SEC seller january. Dressed lIogs@StCady
and In fair demand; extras 81 6OH7 70; ship.
ping 81 S0a7 10. POrk-Irregular and iairly
active at $iS % spot; $40 OOseller January;
$40 27l5ai0 80 seller February. Green
MeatS-StCady. Bulk Meats-Steady mud
unchanged. Whisky-Stcady with il fair
demand at 81 %.
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discharged from the B. & o.R,R,Co.
shoPs at this place, on account Of he
slackness Of business,
A GOOD THING.-Intending to Quit bus.
mess in Bellairo in order to 20 into bust
ness elsewhere, offer for sale the Central
Dining Rooms and all fixtures thereof,
The business is already established, hay.
inga large number Of regular boarders
and good transient trade. Success guaran.
teed' Any one wishing to go into a bust
ness that can be made to pay will do we'll
to call on me at once nd ascertain terms.
q, W. GARDNER,
OYsTERs.-Ifyou want No. one Oysters
for the holidays call al the old stand
Oyster Bay" 226 Union street, where
you can get them by the can, case, quart,
or by the meal cooked in every style.
First classmeals at all hours, Of every
thing; the market or adjacent country
affords, and gotten up in the most reeheT.
che manner. JAcoR burst,
Proprietor
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PHILADELPHIA, December 20.-FlOur-
Quiet; Iowa, State, Ohio, Indiana, Wis.
cOnsin and Minnesota extra family 80 75a
0 10; high grades 81 OOa8 Co. Wheat
Quiet, but steady; Pennsylvania red 81 IS;
western do 81 iGal Is; amber 81 40; white
81 4S. Ryc-Olc. Corn-Slow; yellow new
5SaG!c; mixed old GOaGici white new 5Sa
COc. Oats-Stealy; mixed 4Sa45c; white
i6a5Oc. Notwithstanding unChnng.
cd. Seeds-Clover l2al2kc; Timothy nom.
nal; Flax 81 coal Oj. lIutter-QuiCt; lib.
cral receipts; New York State and Brad.
ford county cXtras 2sa3IC; western 26a20c;
western rolls 25a29C. Cheese--FinC west.
Grn ut 12Ial3c. Eggs-StOady and I'M.
changed. Whisky-IrOn bound 81 10.
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CiSCISSArI, December 2O.-CottOn-
Dull ut 1890. FlOur-Dull and unchanged
Wheat-Dull; red 81 25ai 10. Corn
Steady nj 45ai7C. Oats-Dull at 3ja49C
Barley and RyC-Dull and unchanged
Potk-Dull aud nOminally $50 10 Cilsh
Steady; steam $i9 26nl9 35;- kettle
i3aiSHc. Iiacon--Dull and unchanged
Bulk Meats-Cnsll nominal snIes should
ers SO March; short rib lie. Whisky
Quiet Mt 81 TX. ...
good packing 81 OOa7 %; choice heavy
AZ g5a7 40.
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acknowledgement.
,p,easnnt Celebration.

Elton Intelligence
If,on will allow space in the columns
A your paper will give you a short
,E.ich Of the proceedings Of u treat and
S,i.tma. tree at Grove Street Sunday
S'Sao, m. mile below BeDwOOd station
,,,bs Ihapel just bnilt by the de1omina-
'ioo Known aslhe Church OF Cod
''y m, Committee Of management were
v',g L. Doyle and Mrs, H. 4, MARBLE
q, "' rb"m much credit is due Tor the sue
lathe entertainment. School net at
~. nciocS Christmas morning aud opened
b. singing hymn 1856
at,yu ,he world the Lord has come,
lIarh fcoyit her King,
istWrry heart prepare mn room
SnI ueiyra ami Nluru ans,' &c.
p,,,or VA, offered by Rev. s, MARBLE
and ibe school repeated the Lords
Pave" in concert, after which they sang,
On the 26thpage Of Pure Gold"
Jsa,at The jnor Of mercy" sc,
Mr.. Etie h, McMcchen read a Selec.
,ion The abicc, OF which was annie and
Willie ate, which some remarks were
made 6y Rev. 5. MARBLE, his subjects be-
in, The beautiful Christmas tree before
n. irom which he drew appropriate
Illustrations and showed in various ways
Ms ,imiIarity Of our hearts and lives to
l6c tree and its bending branches, thus
gyns a pleasing and profitable lesson
10 Young and old.
Mr. a. vanaman, the Superintendent,
followed Mr.. Marble in n few well.timed
remarks, which, although brief, were to
tile point.
Pmrking the wcll.lalcn tree was next
IN order. The infant classes were sup.
Piled first each one receiving n small
ack Of candy. The larger classes were
next in order, helped to the fruit from
lie boantiiul tree. The school and its
many friends present were again helped
to apples and nuts, they being handed
around nabundlncc. A Number Of gifts
we're then taken from the tree and dis
ttbuted to their various owners. A nice
lot Of presents were given in thiS way,
among which We noticed Il pair Of fine
bot. Tor the pastor, Mr.. $. Marble. All
seemed happy and thankful for what
they received. Rev. MARBLE made n few
remarks pertinent to the distribution
that bad taken place. BY request Mrs.
NcMeclPn read another selection, the
subject Of which was "Praycr and lOta.
to- and the moral Of which was
Charity" or "I'aith without work avail
eth nothing" The school was DISMISS
elby singing and the benediction pro.
noanccdby Rev. MARBLE.
The Sabbath school numbers seventy
five or eighty, including officers and
teachers, Is in good working order, and
Il no grand or great results prisc we are
sure It will have an influence for good.
ErTIE,
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Wheeling Live stock Market.

WHEELING, December 2g.-The follow.
ing are the arrivals at the Christlnan House
yards during the past week, and the prices
paid for the same:
CATTLR-5O head; sold at 3a5C per III.
HoGs-lO0 head; sold at 6Jta7c per N,
There were no arrivals OF cows, calves,
lambs or sheep during the week.
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Tnlrnn.

TOLEDO, December 2O.- Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Steadyt No. /
white Michigan 81 26)S; amber Michigan
81 isH; seller February 81 l0A; seller
March 81 FIX; No. 8 rcd 81 Oj.I; rejected
red 0Oc. Corn-Steady; high mixed new
4sc; seller December 4Shc; low mixed
new 7y5c; no grade new Age. Onts-Dull
and unchanged,
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NEW YoRK, December 20.-iobbers we're
busily engaged In taking account Of stock,
and business WIS dull with commission
houses mud importers. Brown sheetings
ruled firm aud other cotton goods are I'M.
changed IN price. Plaid prints in fair de.
mand. but Shirtings and robes quiet.
Fancy cassimeresin limited demand Other
wooden goods dull. Foreign goods almost
Onr,tOHIn,t
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G9yRRNMENTs-Firm and higher with a
RAILROAD BONDg-StrOnv

RAILROAD BONDS-StrOng,
sTATR SRGURITlEs-Quiet, except Ten.
nesscc, which are better.
STocEs-Dull and lower, except North.
west and 81. Paul which were steady, and
Rock Island, which was strong and higher.
Missouri Pacific declined to llgE. The
transactions were 5000 shares, OF which
20, 200 were Pacific Mail, 5000 Western
Union, 5000 Northwest, 1000 ST, Paul,
10000 Lake Shore, $500 Missouri Pacific
and 5000 Michigan Central.
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Inc PenIlentIary INs therefore, alter
dd,i''ying all iI'eApenscs, paid into the
Sa'e Treasury, between the 3ist Of OCto.
%'' 1865, and the 3lst Of October, 1875,
'ae sun Of SSO,37O 10. We hope the day
u y not distant when our West Virginia
rynIlenIiary can make similar exhibit.
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By TELEGR4PH.
NewiYOrk Money and Stoclks.

NEw YORK, December 99.-MoNEY-
6a7 per cent until near the close when it
advanced, closing ut z per cent gold. Prime
mercantile paper 61Sas. Custom receipts
SisI 600. The Assistant Treasurer disburs,
cd 81, 100000. Clearings $370O0,00O,
GoLD-Opened and closed ut llS, with
sales in the interim at ll31Sali3k. For cur.
Eying the rates were 4, AZ, 9, 6 and I per
cent,
GovRRNMENTs-Firm and higher with a
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OEilAlRE lOcAls.-At the last regti.
u w meeting Of Kern Lodge No. 429, 1. U.
~ OF this city, the following we're
'lViel officers for the ensuing year: N.
" Jacob Was'er; va, Christian Eberle;
I,%fe'aty Charles Brauckman; Treasurer,
august BaelTTrustees, Geo. Kern,Adanl
N9{ and Henry Kreiger.
AIiIlIe son Of Mf. BENJAMIN Ople
ptaFd from an engine in The b. &c
tnI''Ti'old yard yesterday, and catching
I u, i !ooI IL frog, fell and broke his leg.
"a''i twas thought that amputaLion
' rvn,I be necessary, but the leg will be
1nineI shoCkleford, a workman at the
a., q " shops, met with a painful acct.
%nI tuesday, Wy which his hand was
~I IS and one finger lost.
/" She Salt Valley was on her ~ trip
t,aIua! a horse which had been ship
t t, board Of her, jumped overheard
d. ,N N TO the shore near the Window
,,iS works. Some wotkmen caught II,
/, "1 l!l boa landed and took IL on again.
q!ant take halter to hold him alter
a9h''t erapade, " ''''' ''''' ''''
n. .ae Hfeei car track was 80 deeply sub.
s @Sseu at the upper switch that The cars
X, 5,u running Tuesday al dark. During
s =" 'ileFnoon two ladies in one Of the
4. Oecame frightened wren they saw
,S rSs' enter the water, which was only
an ,' 'hrec inches over the rails, and
'P P niand waded through.
A. T i', James y Rodgers, former pastor Of
J ' p,,. NJ, l., Church Of this place, now
\, rliebqrgh, is in town visiting his old
'IIu', which includes everybody,
aSou' l9ttypeople from ljellaife avail.
NV, themselves Of the Star Of the Vests
W." wWIP to take in" McWade's "iIip
p,s e Ninkle' Tuesday night. 4 large
KY Ivy! also attended last night, among
'ySs s1' the Wallace cornet band,
nav M'stal families who were forced "a
div ',' gu! by the high water have return.
Hovtf, N''"'"VeS, rs the ircshes scare
P'''o' Of twenty hands have been
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NEW YORK, December 29.-Woul quiet,
but steady; domestic fleece 3SaB2ci pulled
2Oa47c; unwAshed lja33ci Texas lbaSSc.
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PtTrsBURdit December 29.--Petroleum
Quiet and firm; crude 81 at Parkers;
refined i2JSC, Philadelphia delivery.
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q, mil ia aIrdRe,, PoIidgs PrPdtd
....sl S0SI1 nonihs.,.:.-,.:.Sl %
y8t - eAch'
y , al len eaGh'
70 u,. ,, y epy to person getting up Club
W, ,l.ys price, are inyariabls, Remit at
&c lA iu mai. Or P,slorlCe Money Orders, and
oli n'H, NJ q these can h. procured, send the
'a, ,', ina n a Registered Latter
..r ,yrrIllGESCER will present. daily the
rub ~ In All departments, from all quarter o!
i@lH,"tIi, a, well As q complete TccOFd oil local
vents r,,,,,..I,,. a.,
1hL " 'jai ihe counter, In Iald envelopes, ready
naliins. pB-SEi oPy 10 GbieHl JrteHd1
.S,,l,,,i g,h RtlfI from nome
..,.'rptppRs Person, desiring to have the
Il 81, CIV iSTrLIInENCER LEFT regularly At their
uN,L ,1',.. In the city and suburbs, can 10
n,' .i hy leaving their address at counting
p,,m az by drop letter through the post ONCE.
q, nSrRlBuTORS.--No attention will DO paid
~ we 'n',nrmpu. communications; every article
ms'l h. accompanied by the WrlteFsE'Al name
anl llir,'''
,-.,, sll.,s for US should be addressed
B9i1asS ,nSbeIl." and should II no case 30 ad'
~ "a eIISsf individual member OIL The Urn by
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
niNErY.NiSTH EDITION.

Containing complete llst N all The towns In tho
United States, the Territories and tho Dominion NJ
Canada, having population greater than 5000 &C
cordng To tho last census, together with the names
Of the newspapers having the largest local circula-
tcn In zach IL tho places named. Also, catalogue
o. newspapers Nhith Ale recommended 10 AdIer-
trs ~ giving greatest value In proportion to prices
Chargcd. Also, all newspapers In the United States
and Canada printing over 5000 copies rnth Issue.
Also, all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Enta.
tlOnal, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, law,
Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and other special class
Journals; very complete lists. Together With q
complete list Of over 800 German papers printed In
the United States Also, an essay upon advefiis-
lng many tables Of rates, showing the cost Of adj
tertlSlng In various newspapers, and everything
which BEGINNER In advertising would like ioknoW.
Address .....
GEO. r, ROwELL 4 CO.,
tc2i n Park Row, New York.
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'"e OIIectVTS 20 on 10 say
Since the year 1866 the prison has not
only been @It.susiaining, but each year
h'pail into the State Treasury the net
'''t" Of cash earning over all expenses,
i2regating many thousands of dollars, as
VII appear from the following statistics:
W lhe year ending October 81, 1867,
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WHEELING, ". Va March 81, 1875. !
RIJoltei, That the proposition Of the Peabody In.
IurancC Company Oi Wheeling, for the reinsurance
Is hereby accepted and The President Of this COm-
tany, together with Messrs. Reid, HOshOrn and
UBriCn, are hereby appointed committee 10 con-
slmmAtO the trnnSier Of reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by the committee Of the
assets Of the Peabody Insurance Company, II Ia
tSlgnSl c. II. COLLIER, Sec'y,
tsignedl A. WILSON, rrea't.
Upon examination Of tina assets and liabilities Of
tho Peabody Insurance Company, We are fully nl-
lSlel as 10 It's responsibility.
ISIsned JOHN REID,
A. WILSON,
WM. 8. GOSltOlN,
TllUS. UBRlEN,
H.
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Accommodation Tmln leaves Hclalre at 400 Pm.
and arrives ut SteuOGnVillU At GOJ Pm,
Special accommodation trains leave Iallalre al
900 AM aud 1850 =. Nj Bridgeport 1905 Am. and
lO5 Pm; arrive ut Martins Ferry IGi6 AN, and
ll5 pm. Returning leave Martins Ferry nj 1850
A, NJ and SlOP. Mi Bridgeport 1910 4. VI and 800
r. Nj arrive ut ellaIre at il;6J a. NJ and aaS p. N,
Tickets to all principal points In the East and
West can he procured ut the Union Ticket Office,
M'IurO HOUSE, and At the station at Bridgeport
+. H. MYEIS,
no27 General Passenger mud Ticket Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
TRIPLE SH E f II

The Carlss claim great victory over the Alfonsists
Gen. Moriones has been appointed Commander-D-Chief
of the Alfonsist Army OF the North. z@ The Bona
partst candidate for the French Assembly In C0esdu
Nord has withdrawn from the election contest. s-
Count vslmaseda has been appointed CaptainGeneral
of Cuba, and will leave Spain on the 18th OF February
Louisiana affairs discussed in the Senate. on the
rressntanon Of joint resolutions from the West Virginia
legislature The Presidents Message on Arkansas
affairs was briefly debated. The Senate adjourned early
on account of Senator BuckDgham's funeral -
The House refused consider the Committees report
favorng the expulsion of Delegate Cannon OF Utah.
The Cboctaw claim. appropriatDg sS5OOoOO was after
considerable debate, defeated The Committee Of
Wars and Means have decided IN favor Of additional
taxes on whisky. tobacco, sugar, and moasseS and
restoration OF the ten per cent manufactures, but
tax matches.
VIM Cullen Bryant publicly received by each
House of the State Legislature. E== Gen. Sheridan
has reported to the Congressional Investigating Com
mittee that 21A persons have been killed and 2,ll5
wounded In louisiana since 1866 on account OF their
political opinions. === In speech at Milwaukee
Senator Carpenter attributed his defeat to the influence
OF the railroads. He urged the people to forget per-
sonal considerations and remain true 10 party. 60
The funeral OF the late Senator buckingham OF Connec
cut WAS largely attended by Official delegates from both
Houses Congress, the State Legislature, and by p
waite citizens.
In the suit against MT Beecher, Mr. Ihtons crosseA-
animation was continued, his relations with Mrs Wood
hull and his business affairs with Mr. Bowen being espe-
ciaIy examined. rz The Cheap Transportation Asso-
citation and the Butter and Cheese Exchange passed
resolutions in regard TO tire disposition OF the lateral
canal and other matters So motion for bull OF
particulars suit Of the city against the Broadway
Bank for more than 1000 argued 50 The Ice in
the harbor DISTRACTED navigation and the severe colo
caused much discomfort -= Numerous fires occurred
10 this Brooklyn, in one OF which two children
Lost then lives. The annual meeting OF the Amer
lean Fish Culturists' Association was opened. -
Thermometer. %, 80, 70. - Gold, 114t, IlIs. ll43.
Gold value Of the legaender dollar at the close 81 40
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Juoef 10 Advertisements


AnussMRYTs- Blerenh Pd0e-4h. btb and eth columns.
HAWKING AND FINANCIAL-TeRM Pdge-2d column.
BASKING-HoUsEs AND BANKRRs--Blerenh Paoe-2d col
a umD.
BOARD AND RoOMs-Elerenth Pdoe-3i column.
BUSINESS NOTICEs-Sizth Po1e-lst column.
CHANCES BUSINESS MEN-Etghth Pdge-5h column.
iCoRPoRAuoN NoTIcEs-Ei0hR Pa9e-Sd column.
DRsTisrRY -Eighh Pdge-3d column.
EUROPEAN HOTELs-Biohh Pdge-5tn aud 6th columns.
EUROPEAN ADvERTisEMESTs-Eighh Pd0e-4th 5tn, and
9Th columns.
FISASoIAL--Berenh Paoe-1st and 81 columns.
HELP WANTED MALEs-Eiepenh Pagc-6th column.
FEMALBs-Ett reEth P0ge-6tn column. .
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED-Efqhh Puge-fth coiuGn'
HoTEIs-Eiepenh PGge-S1 couInn
HORSES CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c.-EIerenh rage
81 column
IcR CREAM Eleventh. Pa0e-2d column
INSTRUCTION Eighth Page and 81 columns.
LEGAL NOTICRS-BiqhM Pd1e-3d column.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS tercnh PdQe-6th column.
MARBLE AND SLATE MANIELs-Etepenh Pdoe-2d col
umn.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Sepenh Pd0e-6th column.
MIscELLANEoUS-Tt oelfta Page 9th and 9th eOlumDs
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTS-EicpeTih PdGe-6th column.
NEW PUBLIcATIoNs-Bi0hh Pdoerad column. -,
REAL Estate FOR SALE-CfrY-Ei0hh Pdge-4th col
umn; BRooKLYN-Etqhh Page attn column; NEW
JERsEY-Eighh PdOe-4rh column; CoUNTRY-Etghth
Pa0e-4th column; AUcTIoN-Eighh fa0e-4th COL
unn.
SALES BIT AUCTION Eighth Pdge-5th column.
sPECIAL EoTICEs-Sepenu Pd0e-6Eh column.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALEs-EtevenM Pd1e-3d and 4th
columns; FEMALEs-ELevenh PG0e-4!h. 9th. and 9th
columns.
STEAMBOATS, AND RAuRoADs-EighM Id0e-5th and 9th
columns.
STATIONERY Eighh Pd0e-3d column.
STEAMERS. OCEAN-Elerenth Pdge-2t column.
TEACHERs-Eighh PdGe-3d column.
1s WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-Eigh0 PG0e-3i column.
To LET. CITY PROPBRTY-Ei0hh Pdge-5th column
COUSTRY-Eighh Pdge-5th column.
WINTER REsoRTs-EleceRh Pdge-3d column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
MYSTICAL NOTES.

A concert will BIO given at Steinway Hall
this evening by professors aud pupils OF the New-York
Conservatory OF Music The programme embraces
several vocal selections, and classical chamber
musc including schumannS fine quintet for plano and
strings.
Reinecke's new symphony has been highly
successful az recent Leipsic Gewandhaus Concert
"a new serenade. said to be of merit, by
Robert Fuchs yonng amateur or Vienna has just Deeh
produced successfully at tue Austrian capital
Miss Mehlig gave a concert in Vienna on
the l2tn OF January, playing with Fri Sophie hehter
LISTS :" Concerto pathetlque" for two pianos
Performances of Handel's oratorios continue
to attract large audiences Paris, where society OF
Sacred Harmony has beeu formed under the airee
ton OF NJ. Lam0ureux.
At the sixth of the Peabody Concerts in
Baltimore last Saturday Mr.. Hamerlk produced too
symphony In minor by Ferd. Hitler. Mr.. Richard
Hoffman played MOzarts ID minor concerto.
Johann Peter Pixis, the pianist, died re-
equity AZ Baden Baden the OF ST. He was moss
In hB day both as executant and composer Dut or
many years he had lived in retirement He was ono OF
the six distinguished piansts who cOOperated In tho
production she fantasia themes from Purltani
called Hexameron afterward arran sed Ny Ldozs
Zone Of the sixI as duo for two pianos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
PERSONAL.

The health Of the Hon. Samuel Hooper,
ho has III Tor time past Is said to bave
grown worse. ..... .
Assistant r. w. Wilson of Harvard OBJ
servatory saw Eucke's comet Friday morning very
near the predicted place.
Mr.. Lloyd, the Welsh antiquary, not being
able to accept DEGREES and dogmas OF the Vatican
Council has resigned the title OF Chevaier OF the Order
OF st. Gregory the Great, which had been concerned
upon bin by the Pope
Bishop Clark Of Rhode Island has taken tho
step OF publishing appeal to ali OF tho
Eniscopal Churches In his diocese requesting that
uurng the coming Lent collection be tdken In every
church for the relief OF tho Kansas aud Nebraska
sufferers. The Bishops timely acGiou saould DO widely
Initiated. ..
The French Academy, in its last sitting. in
augurated the award OF anew prize. Ono Of It's mem
beers having beQueathed share In the Reeuo des
Deur Mondes as a legacy expressed the dosre that
should be devoted 10 promote the interests .,
from this source for the past year the Arauegy ns
given "a Of LOCO francs to NJ. Aphonse kart ana
1900 francs 70 Nj. Henri Monnier. l..-. ~
The German papers announce that the uls-
tinguished African explorer, Dr. Georg seh~elniurth
has been appointed by the Khedye General Director OF
All the large collections and other seieptho
or Caro- He leave Berlin soon TO enter
upon his duties In the Egyptian esp,t; wnere an.
otner eminent German Prof. Brugsch VI Bedeberg, has
than two years occupied the honorable position
OF State Historographer 10 tue Veeroy. f..,t n .
Mr.. William b. Ogden, prominent In rail-.
road and real estate circles. to have been land
doubtless was, married yesterday to Mas Arnots Of
Eimira. Mr. Ogden 70 in seous his S2d year. aud bee
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