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RAILROAD Borps

Railroad bouds continue strong and prices igher
with the following changes compared with last
previous sales:---An advance OF per cent IN Lc-
high and wkesbarrc consols; IL per cent In Hanni.
bal and st. Joseph eights, convertible; per cent
Wabash, convertible; u in Milwaukee and ST. Paul
sinking funds, and do H. and NJ division); Il In Rock
Island sixss Of lel7 and Central Pacific gold bonds
\ in Western Union Telegraph coupons of 1900, and
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MINING sHAkHa

The following werc the opening quotations for min
ing stocks San Francisco lo-day-Gould and Curry.
10Y; Savage ~; Cho.lar Potosi. So Ophr, II; Hale
and Norcross, 2; Crown Point. s; Yellow Jacket e;
Bscner, 6h; Virginia Consolidated, 32H; California,
SOY; Ovrrmnn, rs; Raymond and Ely, o; Eureka @.
", 8; Best and Bslcher, 20,s; Kentuck, Z; Union
Consolidated. u Alpha, 49, Sierra Nevada, s. Mcxican
IL; Eureka Consolidated, At; Justice, 1873; Utah
Mine, 1873.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Oct. 3, 1877.
Print cloths active. and prices shade hrmer
for 64x64 while 56x60 goods quoted lsc lover.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Oct 5 5P.M.
Cotton.-Futurcs closed firm.
Breadslufs Corn, 2ss per quarter for mixed Vest
LONDON, Oct. 35:3or. NJ
Produce.-shnsd petroleum, i2a4d gallon. Tsiow.
ANTWERP Oct 8, 1877
NEW YORK pRoDuok xxcmASGs anroRr a
- LIvEarooi Oct 81 1877
Cumberland cut none In the market shor rn nne AZ
Gas aas sa steady a. sos Sd
Bss-inda mess steady a iops extra & u.ess sssady & y
4cs. Cd ralog Prims da,l a. As TarpensisSs re
SDs d.. dull i's.ay II S ;. M eSss ehocs
ii Sr@sr :. y. fisaT,EfE,r. STATE dsli .s 50:
steady q rs .S ,d winter wss
co,.ousssa oii-ysilow American steady st sis
FINANCIAL.
il-TSEw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QO0fxTf0Ss-
oofgRAroRs CAN BUY AND SELL STOCKS ON
MARGIN OF FER CENT IN LOTS OF 6 SHARES
UP TO 1000 COMMISSIONS i-ie ON 100 SHARES
AND OVER
on VI E a. n syy 81 &c s
IS MARGIN ON $ SHARES:
t. e. SARsiS n .RsIS SS SS is as saAsEs siIssEs.
500 MARGIN ON 100 SHAKES.
TUMBklDGE CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
so BROAD ST., NEW YORK.
A T HICKLING's EXCHANGE YOU CAN Buy OR
hsei Stocks part OF 100 shares, per margin.
Privileges taken margin.
invite: ,Ss s. T't HIesEssss ;ss- CT s.r
II New ST. New York
At NEW EXCHANGE. 10 BROAD sG, OPERA
Ators can execute their orders or more
prices same US larger amounts; margin per cent
HOMAN CO.
AT HEAsONABLE KATEs-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
hEndowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought Insurance Of all kinds effected with best com.
panies J. J. HABRiCH n co. ll9 Broadwav.
LEX fR0rHINGHAM CO., BANKERS AND
Abrokors IL Wall sl, dealers in first cass Puts and
Calls buy anu carry Stocks long desired
three 70 hve per nt Send for explanatory circular and
LOAN OF 81, 100 WANTED-OR WOULD 0Ivs an
hteres In old established business YEARLY
! Uptown Branch. No broker.
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HIGHEsT AND LOWEST.
following table shows the highest and lowest
THE MoXxY MARKET.

Money on call lent ut a per cent, advanced to 8,
snds alter falling TO 4, closed at ~ cent. The
following were the rates OF exchange in New York at
The undermentoned places to- day savannah, buying
X of, selling on; Charleston, easier. buying ~ sell
lpg par; Cincinnati, quiet, buying par, selling Ito;
New Orleans, commercial u discount, bank u y
premium; St LOUIS, Is discount Milwaukee, SO dis.
count between banks Foreign exchange is nominay
50 and 4S5h, with actual business ai 4.s0ls 4.s1
for bankers long and 4s41s for demand sterling.
THE GOLD
Gold was steady throughout the day at 103 The
borrowing rates nat to per per annam and
finally 1-6 a 1-32 of per cent per diem.
GOLD cLEARASCEs At NATIONAL BANK STATE OF
Holu pulanCes. III, ,SZoSto
Currency balances. 257 234
Gold clearances. Is S34 900
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1000 G. kIC ID.
1000 q. q 4 ! q ist =.
4oCO do. ........b be
500 cleve 4 Pitts 4th
1000 St l. 4 ! VI lst...
2OCD ia w lst ST l. q,
4 mtd coup. ...-..
5000 do ...... .....
1000 ! 4 w con convt
1000 Gt Western I'd III
I2OO do ..... 80.
1910 w U Tel c 1900.
5000 " Y til 1900. be
1000 Alt 4 7 II lst IN.
g shs lmpt 4 tbs SIX.
80 Metropolitan Bank
- Bank Of Commerce
100 Quicksilver Mig. .bc
= 80
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bonds were firm and somewhat higher
closed steady NJ the following quotations United
States currency, sixss l20 1908, do. SKIES, 1881,
registered, 1925 1o93s; do. do, do, coupon, HOY
110L; do. do, 1886, new, registered, los u 1861;
do. do, do coupon 105 1055< do. do 1867 reg
istersd, l07x l01A; do. do, do, coupon l07h
107H; do DO, 1865, registered 100 1923 do do,
do, coupor, l091s 1o9a do. teuforties registered
1864 lo7; do. do coupon, 1919 1o7s; do. nves
1884, registered 1O7l1 a1o71k; do. do, do, coupon.
lo7 lo71s: do AVS. 1891, registered, los . lo5ls;
do. do, do, coupon, 1o47s los; do iours 1907,
registered, lolss lo1k; do, do do. coupon, 1Olh
lol1.
yoRKIGx MARKET.
The London sdviccs report consols down to e5. q
15x against q5I 90 at the close yesterday. The de
cine was probably due TO the withdrawal OF f500 600
OF which fl7o000 for shipment 10 New York.
United States bonds y lower for 4 per cents,
higher for hves OF 1884, and otherwise steady ILL.,
noIs Central advanced to 1874, New York Central to
l02 Erie to IL and preferred to 23 At Paris
rose TO l04 soc. The Imperial Bank OF ermany has
raised It's rate Of discount to per cent its
OF interest advances TO ga PER cent The closing
prices in London :-Consols for money "A nd ac-
count 95A 95k new 41a per cent bonds, 1865 five
twenty bonds OF 1867, 1o7k; tenforty bonds, 1918
lves Of 1881 107is; Erie common shares 1lA; Erie
preferred shares 22h . 20; New York Central, l02;
Illinois Central 73x
State bonds were u lower Tor Louisiana sevens
ronsos, and steady for Tennessee skies. new serles
10 which dealings we're confined. The following were
~. lasn
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stock tascertaincd by ac
tusl count, including spec
ulation), Ocl. |, ls77.....
Receiptssince Oct. l...u..
IOtAt4. ....... ............
Sales since Oct. l.. ......
Stock this day. Oct. 3,
lS7T......t.. ..........s.
Comparing with stcck Oct.
.. 1870. ............
Comparing with stock Oct.
q. 80. ...,,........, ~
Comparing with stock Oct.
s, 1874 .....-..........
STEARIsR. Receipts, 2Ju
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LIvEgPooL, Oct s s Pm
Cotton Futures closed firm.
Breadstufs Corn 2Ss per quarter for new mixed West
.
LONDON, Oct $3.50 r. N.
Produce-Rshnsd petroleum, l2a4d. gallon. Tslow.
Ais I'D. per cwt
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THE yoREIGx MARKET.

State bonds were u lower Tor Louisiana sevens,
ronsols, and steady for Tennessee skies. sores,
10 which dealings were confined. The following were
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A Mud Embargo In the West.
MUCH DAMAGE DONE BY SOFT
WEATHER.
Great Injury to Crops and All Kinds OF
Business.

CINCINNATI, December %. A La Porte, Indi-
ana, special says John Decker and five other
citizens rode through the principal streets yester-
day, in boat drawn by mules, the mud being d
foot and half deep and very thin, which made
boat riding easy. Roads throughout that section
are utterly impsssable. Corn has sprouted in the
ear, and unless the weather turns colder vas,
amount of corn will be ruined"
Dispatches from various points in the states OF
II inois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minneso's, ssy the
oldest inhabitants never saw anything like the
present terrible embargo Of mud that prevails 10
every city. town and country road, alley and lane.
Iu the smaller cities aud towns where there are no
extensive means tor cleaning the mud from the
streets, ali commercial operations OF any magni-
tude are suspended.
Farmers rarely venture TO town even with light
wagons, and when necessity drives one out To pur-
chase su,tenance, he goes on horseback and take,
day for trip OF four miles. There is no sbate-
meDt OF the nuisance, and cattle, hogs, grain and
produce Of al, kinds are kept from the market TO
The detrimen Of all hands.
Never before in thirty years has the upper Mis-
slssippi been open to nav CATION in the holidays.
and nut for The TACT that all vessels are laid up ior
winter, navigation could be resumed ~ this time.
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General News.

The trial of Nj. Tllden on the charge of de-
rrauding the government by making false dec
arstion of his income during the years of the in
comets will begin on the Sth Of January.
Next Sunday will be the twenty fifth anniverss-
nv of the marriages Of President and Mrs. Hayes.
The occasion will be observed at the White House
" the celebration of their wedding.
MIR. Richard Grant Whites latest critic is the
Iudianap polls journal, which proceeds to show that
his phrase 'squeang pork"is not admissible, inss'
much IS when hog becomes pork he loses the
power to squeal.
The republican COMMITTEES Of New Hampshire
have called their State Convention to meet in
Concord on the 9Th Of January.
The st. John Telegraph states that the rebuild
lag of the business portion of that city has been
carried on so rapidly that before year from the
time Of the fire has elapsed it will be practically
rebuilt. The new buildings are much handsomer
and more substantial than were the old
Chicago has a temperance movement for the
suppression of the sale of liquor to minors, which
is rapidly gaining strength and Importance. The
law as it stands is adequate for the runishment
and prevention of this gross crime against public
moral, and the churches are working up public
sentiment.
The Toronto Globe says that the negotiations
for the consolidation of New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia into one Province are progressing favoraoly
and II expresses wish that Prince Edward Island
could be taken IN at The same time. The united
Province would then have an area Of about 49,.
| 1888 square miles, with population of from 100.
900 to 800 900.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Osman Pasha Likely to be
Tried tor Murder.
HE Is BELIEVED TO HAVE INHU.
MANLY SLAUGHTERED RUS.
SIAN PR sONERS.
HardShipS Of The Russian Army.
DIFFICULTIES OFT THE TRANSPORT
SERVICE.

New YORK, December rs. A Bucharest spe-
cial says it Is generally believed there that Osman
Pasha Will be tried by military court for the
slaughter Of wounded of the battle Of July 3l,,,
the hts before Grevitza iedoubt on the llh, and
several other minor en-. sgemen,s.
Discoveries made by the Russians since occupy
ing Plevna, and iDfoi nation gained from Turk ish
officers, aud above ali the absenc Of Russian pris-
oners. although several hnndftd were captured
during ali the engagements, leaves 10 reas0nsb g
doubt that Osmsu Pasha WAS guilty of deeds that
will render his name for yer Infamous.
IL Is stated that Russia has o. dered 1900 field
guns.
LONDON, December %. The Times cores
pondent NJ the headquarters of the Russian Rust
chuk army, says the snow over two feet deep
aud all operations sre suspended. Two soldiers
and many beasts have perished. Transport serv-
ice TO bridges crossing the Danube at Sistova and
Petroshani is interrupted. There are no sledxss
TO replace the wagons rendered useless by The
snow. The uartermasters department has de-
clsred II cannot supply food for the cavalry here.
Que glment of Cossscks is about starting for
Roumania to obtain provender.
O.msn Pashs arrived at Bucharest Wednesday.
HIS wound is progressing iavorably. 1t is be-
iieved he will be impi isoned ct Moscow.
Prince Charles oil Roumsnis retursed to Buch-
Arrest Thursday.
BUCHAREST, December %. Prince Charles OF
houmnuis, intend, to jOin the troops operating
against Widdin.
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M arlnc Notes.

The Messrs. Soule of Freepor are prepst lug to
get out the flame for another hae SHIP 10 ne blilt
next season.
The ship in the yard of Mes,rs. Bngss, ut Free.
port is all planked up and approaching compile
ton, but will not be launched until The ntx'
spring.
Carlton. Norwood & Co., of Rockport, have
laid the keel for barque of 1909 tons, to be
launched early next season.
A. F. Ames Of Rockland 10 to build a three
masted . chooner OF 800 tons next season.
Mr. Nj of PhiPsburg has The frame GU, for
large ship to be built next season.
Capt. Rogers has schooner of eighty tons oil
the stocks, TO be launched next spring.
w. II. Gem l. Co. OF Buck-port have ship OF
1900 tons on the stocks, nearly completed, TO be
launched early next spring.
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The French Agitation.
A PROSECUTION FOR INSULTING
MACMAHON.
Mac MahOn Expresses Uneasine.s Con.
ccrniug Proposed Inves,iga,ious.

LONDON. December %. A corresponden. OF
he Times at faus telegrsphs that the cabinet
have determined TO prosecute tho sub project of
the town of Gosc, department of Taon, for in
sulting President MacMah n, to whom he wrote q
letter OF resignation, describing the President As
Marshal OF France, wanting in allegiance to his
sworn faith.
The ultra-republcan paper demands impeach-
ment Of the late Grimandet De Rochefaut minis
try, for alleged intended coup d. etat.
MacMshou has expressed to NJ. Ddfaure, Pres
ident of the Council. unea.iness less prosecution
OF projects should result from invsstig stions OF
the electoral enquiry commissioner. The Mar
shall deprecated revival of party passions, and
urged that his own coaclliatOry attitude should
be reciprocated. Nj. Dufaure assured him that il
any prosecutions resulted they would not be based
Oh SIMPLE obedience 10 orders, but on deliberate
personal excuses.
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Hosfetter's Almanac.

The edition for 1878 OF the sterling Medical nnuai
known as Hostetter's Alaanac, Is now ready, az
may be obtained, free Of cot, OF druggists and
general country dealer 0 In all parts Of the UDAed
States and British America a. indeed IN every
portion o tue we-tern Hemisphere. IL combines
with the sounded practical advice Tor the preeer
yation and alton of health, large amount OF
In eresting aud amusing light reading. and the
offender, astronomical calculations chronological
items Sc, are prepared with great care, ana VIII
he foupd entirely accurate. The issue OF hoetet-
raI's Almanac for SIS, in the English, Germs.
French, Welsh, Norwegian, Sweden, Holland, Boz
he nian and spanish languages, will IN al pro-
liability be he largest edition OF \ medical WORK
ever pub shed in any country The pscprietorss
Messr-, hostetiers 4 Smith, Pittsburah, Pa on re-
seipt OF a two cent stamp, will forw ard copy BY
mail Ia any person whv caanot procure one in MS
neishh0rhOod.
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Chicago Produce market.

Chicago, December rs. ISL.
FLOUR-Extra spring - 75a5 rs.
WIFE At No. spring. lC9ka- sash; lSOna
1905, Dec NsA AZ Jan; llUhA Feb; No. l0iaS;
rejected s7-a.
;ORN-No. mixed. a sash ASK: Dec. az;
Jan Az; IA Feb.
OATS IS c sasn: 251. Jan 95Xc Feb.
RYE-N0. :, 56.-c.
BARLEY-So.2 spring, b1hac.
PORK Cash ii rs all 80. Jan, II TO-,
Dec, II 40.
l. aRD- Cash 10 cash: T7o-s7 7on. Jan.
t.b. I 80
BULK MEATS-shoulders, 4ka,Sc; short rib
i,ies 6h, C.; short clear rib, Sht c.
WHI,kEY-Western, %
EREIGHrS-Corn to Buffalo. axe; wheat do.s
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Summary OF R-liglou. Intelligence.

Tue ordlua'io of Mr.. Zenas Crowell, as pastor
of the Congrvssatio n church and society in Houl.
ton, took pace al the Free Baptist church on
Wednesday evening last, snd III re was a large
congregation present TO witness the services.
Tue work on the new church in Edgecomb, is
progressing quite rapidly. II II be, when com.
peted, = neat looking aud well propouioned
structure. la SIZE 1t /, As by 3S feet, with twen
" foot posts. The ,Pie of the sfeeple attsins 3
Liz nth OF IS feet from the go uud. The hull lt z
rests on q BRICK basement, averaging about ten
feet 10 highth, giving smple room for a vtstry.
Rev. j. z. Simouton is holding meetings at
New Harbor. There is quite an interest mali
tested aud much good is being done.
At meeting of the members of tie Cuyersa-
lis, society OF R1ckland, ou Friday evening last,
to consider means for paying the church debt. q
god number was present aud an enthus as,ic
fe, ling prevailed. Nearly $ 600 have been re-
ceived.
The Free Baptist church of Gray, has given .
UNANIMOUS call to Rev. W. +. Smith of Bux on,
which he has accepted. He has entered upon his
labors.
The friends of Universllsm in Lewiston, are
making earnest effort to free themselves OF the
debt their church. - some So COO; they
have secured all that IS eeded to within 81 900
and have e. cd hope of complete success.
The new Freewlil Baptist church a. North An
son, will be Dedicated Thursday, January Sd.
Services to commence at 10 O'Clock, A.
Sermon Nv ktf. y. Mhfln"t oil Auburn. In the
| afternoon there will he a sale of Iews.
Rev. Dr.. Sheldon of Waterville, hiss been in
viled 10 act for the pre'eft as general stcre airy
| of the Maine Conference Of Uuilarian cauIches-
the position filled for several years By the late
| DR.. Wheeler
Rev Mr.. Mills, who has supplied the pulpit in
| the Congregational church in Bethel, the past
summer, on account of poor health has gone to
b. home in Boston to spend the winter. The So
cie,y ate oking foi his return in the spring
| The friends of Rev. L. +. Lakewood of Ban.
COR pastor of tbs FIRST Baptist church there. Wis
tied hun on thursday evening, and left substsn
| tal tokens oil their legard.
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Mut,ny ON Board a Maine Ship.

Private letters from Buenos Ayres dated last
month, state that mutiny occurred on board the
bark Frederick w. Carlton of Ses,sport, while
lying at that port Capt Carlton being on shore at
the time. IT appears that when the mate Elmsr
Dickey of Stockton, turned the men to they re
fused, and with drawn knives ard other weapgns
attacked the mate and drove him off. Mr.. Dickey
ran into the cabin, obtained his revolver. met his
murderous assailsnts and shot the ringleader
dead This ended the sifray, the crew becoming
submissive, and were iroDed. The mate signslled
the authorities who came board when he gave
himself into their custody, aud al last acc cunts
was in prison.
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MATTERS IN GERMANY.
New FortficauOns being Completed

NEW YORK. December 2S. New Notifications
around Posen and Koningsberg, Germany. are
being rapidly completed the war Office being ', r,
anI ious TO finish defences on the Russian from
tier Is eaily as possible.
Germany accepted the proposal of the Ausro-
Hungarian government to proong existing com
mercisl and customs treaty until the end of nexl
year.
A special saws naval estimates for the German
navy are increased for the next year $500 .00C
marks.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE-
Daily Ksnnsbef journal
EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
Meeting of the State Educational Asso.
citation.
THIRD DAY.


LEWISTON, December %. This morning, be.
fore tie Association, Prof. Whitaker of Boston,
read paper on workshops in Indusu ial education.
This was ust ated by variety of models.
The fol wiog were chosen officers Of the Asso-
citation for the ensuing yesr:
Presidsnt-H. A. Chapman, Brunswick.
Vice P.esid, nt-A. w. Bur-, Hslowell.
Secretary-W o. Fletcher, Rock spd.
Executive Committee-W. J. Couhen, Calais
E. G. Jordan, Lew s,on; b. p. Snow, Alfred.
A. E. Chase, Portland. State Editor OF New
Eng land Journal, with an assistant in each coun-
ty.
The topics Of Prof Whitaker paper were dis.
cussed by Piof,. Fernald and Pike of State Agli.
cultural Co lege.
Prof. Chase of Bates College read an essay on
the Engl-h language.
Brunswick WIS selected The place of the next
meeting. the week followi & Chri,tn as.
Resolves were passed looking to the State ex-
animation Of teachers, and favorng TIE distlibu
ton Of ,chool money on basis Of attendance.
Grand complime ntary resolves we're passed.
AFTERNOON
Prof. Carmichael gave an address. on "Science in
School
Rev. Dr. Allen of Orouo, gave the closing pa
per on the importance of trained mind in agri-
cultural pursuits.
The convention adjourned at half past fye.
Court Ma tiers.
The examination of Joseph c. Cook on the
charge of setting fire to Driscolr, building, closed
this afternoon. He was discharged.
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N ISStDIJRl.
Bank Suspension.

ST LOUIS, d. ceubsr 2S At The instance of the
directors of the Real E,tsle Savings Institution,
The sto khnlders hid a meeting tins afternoon to
examine aud cun,ider tie condition OF the bank.
After iull a d free discussion, a resolution WAS
tdoped 10 pend at osce. The assets are plac
ed at $3.50 000 mainly in bonds and mortgages on
cal e.tat" sud the Liabilities To the depo,tors
about S255 900. 1t is thought the depo-itors will
he AID in toll. and perhaps the stockholders will
receive some hing. The cause of the suspension
!, The great shinkage in real estate values and in
ability to realize on securities.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, December %. 1t 10 stated that
both British and American Loan Companies and
the trust companies have notified all their agents
| in the Western States to refuse loans on mort
cages unless payment Of both interest and prin-
cipsl ale made in gold.
Fire.
The Lanscon House at Troy was burned to-
day. Loss $4,000.
Mr.. Wright bought at auction for $1,000 all the
right and title 10 Beecher's Life of Christ, includ-
INK the contract made by Beecher to re-offer to
wife II, for which he received $1,000. Wright
| now sues Beecher for $4,000. paid him. and 800
the contract. Judge Fullerton is Wright's at
tOrney.
Held for Trial.
Langdon Moore, who stabbed Thompson last
evening, was held in $1,000 bail for trial this af-
teruoon.
The Explosion.
No cause Is yet ascertsined for the explosion
and lire in Barclay street. Laborers in the mines
| to-day found The body Of a man dreadfullv char
led. he low1r exiremlties were sepai Ated from
he trunk though he head was the best preserv-
ed OF l. We, tearing no recognizable feature.
The cham Of his watch was wei pre- served, and
may leau to bis identity.
Suspension.
The Rocklsnd Con iueutsl Bank of New York
su,pends payment thi, forenoon.
Deatal.
Chief Arthur denies that the Locomotive Broth
erhood IS bul sing up.
Complaints to be Dismissed.
The Express says that it is belle we'd among those
who claim to have koow ledge OF Mayor Elys in-
tenUou, that upon tue evidence before hun. he
will tie Obliged TO disLiss the conn laibts against
the pol ice cUmn isiou,rs. This OF course fleets
| only the t~u commissioners who. e terms have not
expired. The Msyor Will probably render his de-
ci. lou Tomorrow or Monday.
Mot Gus Denied.
Judge Van Hoeven to-day denied moions for
msndamuses to compel the excise board to grant
licenses to two parties the ground thst they do
not keep an nn.
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islarrtfo.

In Easl Winthrop, Chri- tmas evening, at the res.
idence of the brides father, l.. Payson Whiting,
a., by Rev. A. Crane, Mr.. e. II. Jackson to
Miss Helen l.. Whiting, both of Winthrop. Some
" guess were pretenr from Winthrop, Augusta
and els here, and several lie tiers were received
RON Fl lends abroad. The pres nts were numer-
ors aud besutith. poem prepared Tor the coca
sion, r. read by Mr.. Crane.
In West Bat1, ID &c % Mr.. James Y. French to
Miss Henrietta }. Mitche | both of Bath.
In w olwch, Zee. %, MIR. HeTmon NJ. Wright to
Miss Eunice : Gewel both OF Woolwich.
In Newcastle, Dec. -, Mr.. A. c. White to Miss
lara Belle Dodge. tn of Newcastle; Dec. rs.
Mr Charles A. Partridge CT Boston. to Miss Emma
J. Reed OF Newca tie.
In bristol Dee. 2h, Cant Alex ander THOMPSON
IT., to Miss Martina A. Mcfarland both of Bristol.