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a BRILLIANT EVENT IN ILLINOIS.
THE WEDDING TONIGHT OF MISS DAVIS AND MR.
swAYNI-ExPECTED GUESTS FROM WASHING

THE WEDDING TONIGHT OF MISS DAVIS AND Mr.
swAYYE-ExPECTED GUESTS FROM WASHING
TON.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,, Dec. 21.-The wedding
Of Miss salie wOrthingOn Davis only daughter OF the
Hon. David Davis Of the United States Supreme Court,
10 Mr. II. s. swayne, second Of Associate Justice
swayne, will be celebrated in this city Tomorrow night
at the residence OF the brides father The preparations
have been arranged with great degree OF magndcence,
and the affair promises be Of the most elegant
wedding ceremonies that has ever occurred In Illinois
Several hundred guests have been invited, including
many Of the prominent personages in the country
The city is already filed with guests from a
distance, and will arrive tonight and during
tomorrow The members OF the Supreme Court viii
arrive tonight well several members OF the Cab
inet who have signed their intention of being present
Mr. swayne the sceOnd Of four Of Justice swayne
a resident Of Toledo Ohio and is engaged as member
OF the firm Chase Swayne extensive manufacturers
OF walnut moldne He is young man OF much culture,
has Travelled abroad and competent German scholar
and q sklful musician He graduated from Yale in
1866 After the marriage Mr. and Mrs bWayne Will take
an extended tour, and return to reside in Toledo
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oMINoUs EVENTS ON THE SOUTHERN BORDER.

GALVESTON, Dec. 21.-Mexican traders re-
port 800 Comanche Indian warrior at the canon Of San
Rodgcro 40 miles above Rlmalo 1t is thought that the
object Of the gathering is to make raids into Texas
party OF Mexcans reported to have crossed the river
II miles below San Felipe and surprised Ponds rancho,
killing three men, capturing all the and horoes, and
GOO head OF cattle Companies OF citizens organizing
10 follow them. Much trouble is apprehended A hoIri-
BILE s reported AtOks Indian Nation The
bodies OF four persons were found burned ON the rare
OF which females aud burned bey Ond re-
cognition. The others whites pony with lady IS
sdesaddle, dog, and were found by. Three
who were riding nine miles from the spot
supposed TO have done the shooting The prairie was
fired TO destroy the trail
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THREE CONFEDERATEs SENTENCED.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 21.-John S. Taft,
gauger convicted of conspiracy defraud the
was to-day sentenced 10 1yemonths imprisonment, fpe
Of So OOo and half the costs Of trial. Philip Wemar,
convicted of the olense, sentenced to eight
months imprisonment in the County Jail. fine OF
50 000 and half the costs OF trial Yesterday Burbach,
convicted of consprng defraud the revenue SEN
fenced TO eight months imprisonment fine OF $1,000,
and one-ha the costs OF the trial Sentence was sus-
pended in the OF Reynolds his partner
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REFUSED TO LET HIM OFF.

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 21.-At a meeting of
the Canal Board to-day H. J. Mowry contractor, made
an application for the cancellation Of his contract and
for nnal settlement for the work Black Rock HaTbor
Improvement He said he had been paid all but the de-
post and the usual reservation Of fifteen per cent The
work, being under Of tho suspected contracts
ported by the Canal Investigating Commission. had been
suspended Argument by counsel heard for Mowry,
and after some discussion In the Board, which seemed
dsineined under the circumstances to take action in
the matter on motion Of Commissioner Warath the ap
plication was denied by unanimous vote.
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THE RECESS PUT TO GOOD USE.

ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS
coMMITTEg-THREE BILLS TO DE REPORTED M
MEDIATELY AFTER RECESS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTDUNR)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The new House Com
ittee on Appropriations held its first meeting this
morning. and began it's work for the session. Assign
ments of the Consular and Diplomatic Military
Academy and Pension appropriation bills. were
made to subcommittee with view of having them
reported to the House Immediately after the holiday
recess These are the less important annual appro-
priation bills, and it is not believed that any very
great reduction can be made in them. The estimate
of the amount needed in the next fiscal year to pay
the expenses of foreign intercourse greater
rortion OF which was included in the
Consular and Diplomatic bill last year, though
a few small items were contained in separate
bills is 81 $50 4s5 against 81 1851 ,2S5 appropriated
last year. There are omitted from the estimates un-
der the same head, for the next year, four items
for which Sol 200 were last year appropriated.
The esimates for the Military Academy for next
year are $91 069 against Ss7.240 appropriated for
the current year. This does not include the pay of
tho Military Academy the amount of which is ap-
propriated in the Army BILL and for which estimates
amounting TO $257, ,401 have been submitted. The
amount appropriated for pensions for the current
year was $50 900, 900, and the amount asked for,
for next year. about half million less. The Appro
priations Committee will not meet again until after
recpSS
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CLOSING OF A SAVINGS BANK.

BosToN. Dec 21.-An injunction was issued
to-day against the Lancaster Savings Bank at Lancaster
in State 1t having been found nsolyent by the Bank
Commissioner upon investigation. The trouble arose
bad investments, and not from dishonesty on
the part Of Its officials The loss to depositors will be
small The bank surplus Of $4,000 which will be
applied paying the losses. lts deposits amount "
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

The fancy goods store and dwelling of Jo-
hanna Lchensten at No. 2s7 Grandst caught fire yes
terday, and the stock damaged $500. The build
ing owned by Mr.. Eismer whose loss is about $500
The roofs OF the adjoining buildings, Nos 2s3 and 2e5
Grandst caught fire from the sparks and were damaged
$500 The entire loss is covered by insurance lie fire
was caused by defective flue.
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LARGE SWAMP FIRE.

CHICAGO, Dec. PA fire which appeared
northwest OF this city last night proves to have been the
burning OF large quantity of swamp grass III the
vicinity of Northhed, about miles distant 1t is not
known that any lives have been lost, though the flames
to have spread great section OF country.
1000 tons Of mown prairie said to have
haa dastr
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ELSEWHERE.

POTTsvLLE, PA, Dec. 21.-The NewPhila-
dephia Coal Company's Colery at New-Philadelphia III
this county, owned by NewYork proprieors, was totally
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss S20,000 fully COW
cred by insurance.
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Rrsu E. CIRCUITS ROOT FACTORY.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. PA fire at
Spencer night destroyed the large boot factory Of
Bush Grout and Eve other buildings Mainst. Four
Of them were owned by c. b. Tucker Of Worcester and
the other by Charles Haywood. The entire loss is est
mated at $751; 0OO Bush Grout have $4,000 insurance
in small policies Of companies and Tucker has
81 400 Hcywo is also well insured Konts boot shop
hodlt cd
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CASE Of INCOMPATIBILITY

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-The directors of the
Commercial Loan Company decided yesterday TO wind
ND the bushes. and made assignment to Joel Hervey
The cause s understood to personal disagreement and
not financial embarrassment The assets fully equal
To the liabilities including capital The total indebted
ness directors state Is 4JOOOO; capital SlOOoOo
assets OF all kinds, S5j0,OOO.
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THE CENTENNIAL IN THE VIRGINIA LEGIs-
LATURE

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 21.-The Senate to-
day rejected the bill approprating $4,000 for trans
portation care removal Of articles be
hbited by Virginia exhibitors at the Centennial next
year The bill failed to receive the Constitutional vote
OF %, the vote being Yeas 12 and Nays, 13. motion
adopted and the subject passed by for
the present.
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WHISKY RING TRIALS.
COL. BABCOCK RETURNS EAST.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-COl BabcOck left here
for Washington last night. Judge Krum OF st. Louis
his COUNSEL held consultation with the Colonel yeser
day evening, and went with him to Washington. The
trial will occur St. Louis beginning the tn OF Jan
ary next before Judges Treat Of St Louis and Dillon OF
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DEMOCRATIC MAYOR IN WATERFOWL.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Dec. 21.-ln the charter
election here to-day Mr. Levi NJ Brown, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor, elected by majority OF 113
The Republicans elected the City Chamberlain and Street
Commissioner and three out OF four Supervisors The
Democrats have two majority in the Common Council
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GENEROUS OFFER TO GIVE UP 100000 WAGES

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Dec. 21.-The Commit
tee appointed TO examine the affairs Of the Providence
Tool Company engaged in that work to-day, and
adjourned until 1890 o'clock tomorrow when they are
expected 10 mako . report 1t Il understood that the
Company showed about 900 Of assae In Of
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THE COLD SNAP.
LAUNCHING OF THE ICE YACHTS.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Dec. 21.-The ice
yacht of Commodore Irving GIinne was launched to-
day. and the remainder OF the NewHamburgh Ice Boat
Association will follow The yachts OF tile Poughkeepse
Ice Boat Club will aso he launched Weather and ice
permitting the annual regatta Of both Associations Will
probably take place next week
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
IN YFARTY. n. 7

The Office of The Arlington Journal at Kear-
ney. j., totally destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon caused by the explosion of kerosene lamp The
loss $4,000 The property was insured for $4,000 in
the Humboldt Company OF Newark. The paper will aI
pear Saturday usual and the office will be rebuilt
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capital Of 100000, and the TrsderS Nationai bank
Of Charlotte N. c. with capital OF xl0Oo0u, were W
day authorized TO begin business.
An order issued to-day, on the Recommendation OF
the War Department changing the name OF the Jefferson
barracks Post Office 10 that of 81. Louis Arsenal
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A GREAT CHANGE.

WATERTowN, n. Y, Dec. 21.-Sunday morn
ing at IL O'Clock the thermometer stood 81 degrees be-
low zero and at O'Clock last evening it stood at SO de-
gees above rise of 81 degrees in 81 hours This
Ing warm rain is falling and the snow is rapidly disap
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POLITICAL.
BEATEN.

A REFORM CANDIDATE BEATEN.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. 21.-The contest for
the is settled. The Court OF Az
peas decides that Mr. Gwinn the Democratic candidate
entitled his commission, and that the Governor has
no authority to examine the frauds alleged to have
been committed.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

the liabilities The President OF the Company to-day re-
ceyed a communication from nearly all OF the 500 em-
poyes expressing sympathy and good VIII for the Com
pany and voluntarily proposing TO relinquish all claims
to about SOC, 600.
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MOLLY MAGU1REs CUT OFF FROM THE CHURCH.

SHENANDOAH, Penn, Dec. PLAT the SER
vices In the Roman catholic Church at Mahonoy Plane,
the Rev. Daniel OConnor the pastor, read letter from
the Archbishop OF Philadelphia which was formal ex-
communication OF the society known as the Molly Ma
gniresn otherwise the Anclent Order OF IilDeriahs
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MERIDEN,S MAYOR.

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 21.-H. c. Wilcox
Rep was reelected Mayor OF Merden to-day by 2S3 ma
inrifY
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So Michigan sheer averaging 90 ~ Of ~ sofso; ~
NJ - 10 81 N. st "a 90 Canaa lambs ayergns 20 ~'
80 10 Canada sheep Averaging ll5 N, Al 20 20 -
HOGsTseceip9 today $3.50 head making the tofat supply
90 head against 10000 head i9r h
23TOO head for The same week ~,
600 VI heavy hogs, being about all the goe 1
Offering hans at prices ranging rom -
10 81 Il for Workers. and from 81 20 70 81 20 Tor hVy ~
CHICAGO. Dee. 2-CArTLE-Hecepts. 5000 head MARKET
soW prices steady sales Of smoot we'll faeDed
natives ut So % S6 so haiat.0ned do al ~ 9@so %
other grades unchanged. -
UOG.-Receipts 10000 head market sctive and finn
demand - - 6fb 30 packets AZ
80 1913 ~ choice bacon and light .hpping' ~ O9S'
extra grades s10s7 81 shipments 700 s
silREr-Recepts. 5000 head good demand ana prices
choice at ffdSi 10.
LIBERTY Penn, Dec 2tsnfrpi stock JdfdstAi III
Receipts tor ending Dec were BIB head or
jD Of through aud lS ~ yard stock against bZ
heal t week before supply fair aud demand COOL O co.o
lots though the bulk Of sales was or the melun glAa
prices advanced generally about &c over last "sek 1rs
300 80 r. S7d - 80 fair, l,2O ~ 3pJ ID - 50
~ 80 medium. iOOD TO loo ~ - 629+5 10 common,
" H.. st0ckers anu feeders. - f1@+
bulls - - sales for the week were OOteu
1926 head against 2. 739 week before.
pts .iD head, against 23Slo week De
fore fair choice Phiaephils were scarce pret
I'll today. when became craggy fiadef
pa, ~ oOas7 90 good lorsers, 81 lOS7 ~ common
Gorscr-, 20 gOds7. .,o 90 -. 8,
fore supply light prices shade better al rOin mara.
opened Of about 0c d Extra, - 20 LOO
H. Sj8t5 81 Good IS H. - 30 ga % Far 40 70 80
u - 3,1s3 50 scalaWags IL JOG$2.
INDANAPOLIs, 2-H0gs da sales ~ 90 10 9S7 re-
cept3. 1000.
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vance over those of last evening, ranging from Is
to 17s per cent, viz: Delaware. Lackawanna ana
Western Erie, st. Paul Preferred, and n. j. Central
each ls per cent; Rock Island Il; c., c. and l. u.
Pacific Mail and ST. Paul Common, each g. iarisn ana
Lake Shore. each 10; Central and Hudson and west
ern Union Telegraph, each % Northwest Common
and Preferred 7s, and Michigan Central, / g per
cent The exceptions to the advance were Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Preferred. Ohio and Mlssls-
sppi, Pacific of Missouri, and Union Paciic' when
closed the same as yesterday, and Atlantic ana
Pacific Telegraph, Hannibal and st. joe Panama
and Wabash, which each declined L. per cent Inc
sales of the day foot up $4,000 shares, of which
60 100 were Lake Shore, q 800 Pacific Mail, 22ooo
Western Union. 1890 Northwest, 1,+OO North
West Preferred. 1900 Ohio and Mississippi, 4'ooo
Union Pacific, $500 Erie 1000 ST. Paul, and 100
81. Paul Preferred The opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day VIII
be found in the subioned table:
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
Hr-nnprsN fkDUrs-r1

LvRRroo, Dee. 223o 2. m-cotton is steady na,
ding plands ~; Midng Orleans, 'isi safes ttuuV
bales Including 1000 bales for speculation ana eS or,
CENTS $3.50 bales " which 500 bal- were hmrrlcah
quiet ami steady sales OF Mld-.ng p
lands, Low Mlng clause, January ana February ueEo'y'
at Sad. ....,.- ..,,.
LITKaPOOI- Dec. q .. m.-Saes ~ Middlng Uplands
Cotton. Midlug clause. December delivery, Az o'4h
Bacon. 80 y cwt. ;Or short Clear Mindless ..- -.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2-230 D. m.Df the sales ni N1teh 70
100 bales American sales OF Mildhng pa
Mddng shipped February AMI March (pet saul
at do do, March and April delivery, A. q 1Is,
LONDON, Dee 2-123O mtOn-Os, % ts Tor money al"
gB "a Tor the account l,ail Hay sI1rcs, Ia =
LONDON, Dec. - m.-PaiS adslces quote Itehles IL
66f 25c -
Market months bills 2sa22 cent Tblch Is
y per below the Bank Of England rate COnsOs - 70
for money and go FOR de sccount . . .---,-,
Dec 2 m.lhe bullion IN inc BANK OF Egl4nu
Ia. increased II 5000 during the past week . .,
LONDON. Dec 2-33O p. nth" amount of Dullon VIII
drawn from Bank II England on balance today 70
qG proportion Of tie Bank NJ England reserve %
Liability which last week l3 per cent Il no" 5Js per
cent. 49, -
LONDON Dec 2-4 30 p. m.-Consos 81 for money and
% 7, ior t'ie account Paris adyces 1Oto ccs "a Pr
IOSDoy, Dec. $50 r. m.-Refned Petroleum, II al, y
gal Tal4OW. J26 b cwt - -, 49, . a, .
LONDON, Dee. -Eveuing.-Llnsaed OIL 70 0~-9o v O"b
Spirits Tnrpentine - ? cWt l.
PAHIs. The specie in the BANK OF FRANCE mas III
creased 80 &, 0OU fran a ring TIE week.
ANTWERP. Dec. 2Pctrocun, 20L for Fine Pale American
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500 baf.s shipments 37ts bales sales 1000 oaes "oeh
a., 5s6 bsles ..,,, -. -
NJ ddng i3i,c Good Ordinary, lib; not receipts "5o
ba.cs EXPORTS ~ Great Britain. f762 bates saes Lao
bales ztpck. $3.50 bales s, -,
NYw OaiEAss, Dec. 2.-CottOn quiet .Midding I2ac.
Tow MtidlIng lfs,c GoH ordinary i07so net recepts
100 bales; gross 1885 bes; expor~ IN franeat s. 70
tho continent lfl7 bafs; c0tstWEe ZOOl Dan
sales, 5000 lales stock. l61Jyl bales 49,.
NORPOLK Dee. z.-COJton qriot Adding, l2c net rs
cepts 9s bales exports q crest Britain 10 ~ baes;
Wise 2743 bales saes 300 bales 800 A. Lodi bse<
BOSTON Dec. 2.-cOtton quiet Mddlng 49, iSw
NldIlnr Good Ordinary. l2ifc net rscs1pts Sy<
bales gross 67S bales sales 400 bales s0ck' coect"d
PHu%D EIPmA. Dec. 2.-Cotton quiet Middhns. l3toi
MiIflng l2Hs Good Ordinary, I@c net receipts 0I
bales groes. ass bales - -, "a,
g.rOS Dee 2C0ttOn easy MdfinR IL Js@i2'tos
Low Mhldn1 l2fr; Good Ordinary. lSfc, net reccipus
s2G baIes expOris France 7js bales 10 he ChalneL
LOO coastwe 1T bales ales ZOO bales stock 0O25o
bales.
AUGUSTA Dec 2-CottOn dull. demand good Tor better
grades only grades neglected. Mddng l2isc; Low
Mfdllng ssc Oood Ordinary. llc net receipts l.szT
bales sales, lO8 bales. -.
Mhilng I2aEI23sc. Good ordinary, lie net recefpts
f3g bales exports Britain, 3.025 bales coast
V-se g4G bales sales 1000 bales stock. 900 bales
ST LOUIS Dec COTTON quiet dddhne TO-: i1a
Mddln9 2sfso: Good Ordinary II sisc net receipts ~
bales pnents O26 bales sales $40 bales STOCK, llb%<
bales
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THE MARKETS.
rcaretullr rsporte tor TIE rmsrxz.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.


THURSDAY Fec. - $50
AeWFS-Thore change. business being quirt nd
quotations uounay unchanged at ne for Pots and 6sa1c
for Pearls.
ordinary c.rpDes l-i.z rc. ilr 1888 2n-, COOL 2nifD
UIr. prime. ZDat 0@lt. extreme Itu- fr lY- l. pc.
I .0 There scs Lare LAY FOR te week. ending
fs, and te REGENTS 81. 800 bags
The .ioCk H1J bags, 1na N The orinTtz 4J.iJI
bass iutluaiI- O-Li5 bags ~ Bal..0r AID oJ bags al
Sew Orleans. IN 8lIt.HU.e 3uJ' bays rN IGvi stewart,
sold lu private Mild grades we've lIn ai tc lowing
Java. Cove fltnt bags t f- g. Hl, grass
1fs 2Ga3e.. singapore. mate --a.tc trfi3n -Ud
t: Aar3cIla, J1f-l 2. l-i-Ha'I F, -uf-ir ad;t'a
Ige 20 .s I0riul. ic- Foftp ttc, ec Costa
ffca Itu-lc Mexican. IH0-ui-.., aau.- - ~ &c;
.r~s.strrt le02fr. g. 1920
gold During the week ending o CAV " sale. ~ mid
have -.Oru mails Java rx sophie r. llhr- lt
before arrival private terms 1865 bags MafarDo 30
BAGS -aFdnlilA LOW "ata M'i'' 'iI '..ii'' p"
bt. costa -a 30 bags uOstara, sold n lots cOusuAp
ton .fiaIu tiu range.
CtTO -Tl,r. fair inquiry fof Cotton o0 he sDpt
holders Irfl 1885, far prices W yesterday Tails, lIN
er sd SON. r1.li restricting business Go moderate
l fr rre Ut, tic fOr.5 1917 1alt. as~t i.
,..,. last vteh. lau i-.tl- .llcs lts
sale. I.IO5 bales tiug 1888 bales last
fsl. OF which bales export, +lo al"s Tor
lli.
O. ..sfI lI d. l.. 4 l.4
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North Western
MAS Paul Con Mich Central
THURSDAY, Dec. 2-P. NJ.

The principal attention Of the stock Exchange to-
day was centered in the railway and miscellaneous
shares The market opened pretty much as u closed
last nj ght and under good demand to cover specu-
latve short lines there was an Immediate upward
reaction OF "a 70 per cent the latter Michigan Cen
trail which advanced despite the fact that the bears
had secured the services of accountant, who was
preparing 10 figure the Company down 10 the "dem-
milton bOw-wOws'-this being perhaps Offset
by the election Of Mr. Samuel Sloan 10
be Vice-Presdent. IL may be added here
that this stock firm all day, but after
midday the bears proceeded TO hammer down
therest Of the market which they ddto tho extentof
- TO over per cent Hannibal and 81. Joseph, Lake
Shore Pacific Mail, Western Union, Ohios, ST. Paul
and suffering severely. In final trade
there was a slight recovery the market, however
becoming dull NJ the close but strong, notieeaby in
Western Union Telegraph and the North-Westerns.
At tho close the prices exhibited very general adj
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BANKING AND FTYANCL1L.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Holder, If the First Mortgage Six Per Cent Gold
Bonds of the c. ami o. r. r. Co. are notified that by
sending their address 10 the Committee M the Office
of Perkins. Livingston. Post x Co.. - Lioerty-st:,
copy of the plan OF reorganization viii be forwarded
to them.
c. l.. PERKINS, Committee Of
JE,sE Howl First Mortgage
L. n. MEYER, } BOudAOders.
New-YOrli Dec. .. 1915.
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Tile '1l,7 t'F' N"tr -".u iii 800 ,,, ,i.- fGi
for .au.lti .ud Powdered II 4l- -ic ior 20 Ic lIc
crashed I.li ~ HIut. Cor tarr -flit7
LION u ,ur demand and saIrs 1000 10 al J'a
n f. Prime.
tf., ruled .ru uI an oscr rtols u} auction 2N.l pAg'.
.lI no s.eliv prices - We. li ,'uiIu- t9ntit. ui
,.I...In and - 4-,ir. for Da. jagged Jol.ns- . o.
N.-.lA-.rt .rII q. 20 .ni-. rs ~ '. ing
win rrcrs al 81 j at 81 10 % DDls. old sold at
p = gallon.
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Dusincss Gbdrces.

DARTNTR WANTED in an esiabi' she'd
4 Wholesale cash business, With from 10000 'e ."Iu.
n lee expected o liS eCtru tine amt 30 l.. fs 10
business uueNc pI1nabls reeru gwen all r-la rl
Address p. o.. BOX hl6T. y Y. civ.
Two EXCL tNGE-SJ0, 200 worth of Cb"0go
j red estate or sr lar .an.fsf0 stock of
apply Co D. T. BuI. %, room lJl, Astor House. gOm 10
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NEW YORK SUPREME COTbT-CTTT and
= CDTN ny OF Nv NDItt.0lfA RI r. - - lt % .i-
II.FEI.D agf. WIL4EL.MINA LANGIhFELu. TO 20
1pfe named defendant; loI are hereby summoned tt
qire I'D aut.r The complaint o. tD pantt Do ts 1cn.
VIII poe Lled t1c Clerk OF tl" lfy ant comfy %
York the Comfy Court h"Is D. si
Itr. aud Df lt my Office.
CITY ~ New N0fi, within twenty DAYS 8ltF
be- hereof exclusive ~ the daf " frr.
40 saiI complaint the Apply %
me relief demanded iu the complaint ia'td
Nov o. 1915. JAS. EDWD GRAY BILL.
Plaintiff. Attorney.
The complaint herein fled Nov To- 1875 n he 0i1cg Of
Inc Clera Of tie city and County Of New-iork.
Jas, EDWD. CRAYBILT.
n iawGwF Plaintiff 3 ArfOsaeT.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Dec spanish Gold. 2o9Rqzl0 Ezchanse dul.
on he ited states 81 days currency SO premium short
SIGHT 92d0f prcmum 80 DAYS, goi, II a. ~ 'milm
sight 1854 y prem Oh LONDON lf4@I 20 premium
Paris, ll8nI2O premium. sugar dr No. T. d. y, lf@
al = reals = arrODa; u gold 1864 reals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03

The National Trust COmpnny Of the Clty OF NV
York has declared the usual sem-annual dividend OF
four a. per cent, payable and after Jan. prox
change is announced to take place. Jan. /, IN tne
organization of the banking firm of Drexei. Morgan
4 Co., Mr.. Joseph Drcxe re- rng and being sue
ceeded by blr. EgisO f. Fabbr founder OF the we'll
known house of Fabbri u Chauncey China and
South American traders. All the other partners OF
the house, including Messrs. Anthony j. and Frank
Drexel of Philadelphia remain before. The house
of Fabbri g. Chauncey is 70 be reOrcanized under
The narcment VI Mr. Ernesto G. Fabbri, who IS
now one of the general partners.