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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY. Dec. 29.-P. M-The operations
at The Stock Exchange again demonstrated the
power OF the combinations recently organized
for an advance in the general market and un-
der the leadership of Lake Shore which rose
from GIL, AT the opening TO 63 u. at the close the
remainder Of the list became active and buoy
ant. The attitude Of England toward Russia
was also regarded a. an incentive 10 specula-
ton and Western Union assisted In the upward
turn by its rally from 77's 10 7sL. Delaware
Lackawanna and Western was ,. higher nj 81 = :
Michigan Central 4 AT o.; Northwestern l.,
at 49,. the preferred. y at 63s st. Paul, = at
37S the preforred. z at 1874 : New York Cen
trial. = at 1907 and Illinois Central. u at a.
The transactions in Erie were OF less promi-
nencc but ranged NJ s4@s's and Ohios were
also = = cent. better. Chicago and Alton re-
covered a = cent, but the remainder Of the
list was not specially poticeahle. The feature
however. was Lake shore. which absorbed the
attention II speculative circles, because 1t IL
Understood that several prominent operators
have been caught heavily short OF the market
There were active purchases during the Hf-
ternoon for the account Of the Twenty-thirl
Street combination.
The following table represents the opening
highest and lowest sales. regular way. of tho
rrinr ipal stocks during the past week, together
with the number OF shares dealt in.
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millions Of nsh Of all kinds swarmng about;
they Lad TO be driven away | mover saw a
shark under water. Did ! eyer know Of any
divers getting into d ifllculty2 Wall yea. There
WIS Gcd Seaman in 1872 who cut his own hose
n and then drownded.. A follow know in
Chesapeake hay killed hissrlf by ump-
ing off the schooner with his suit on.
lhcn there WINS John Martin, who got
TANGLED w IN the ohstruotous in Savannah
rivr and died almost in sight 81 his com-
rad"s. He got ioucd 80 they could not haul
him out. and died Juggling away at the line
ga" ~ IN" nHrroWcst 's 1rfs ever knew VI
was ths, " J Chii"nden. WHO WORKED with M
on tue Atlantic. We were listing a heavy box
OF steel he lad made. fast TO-. when the end
broke ont. letting thc bars down on him His
helmet WAS cut through In three places badly
wounding him. Another friend Of mine was
Killed at st. Thomas by the bulkhoad sliding
down uIon him. iamning him down into the
mud MoSt people make n mistake about the
pressure of water | have tried 1t by gauge.
Every 80 Rect adds 10 pounds to the Iros-urp To-
I'll" square inch, I'm addition to The Is pounds
chrri"d down from the surface. My experience
in deep wutcr is a uain In my ears while going
down. r. semi ding the stirl ing Of noodles into
N" n'sh then stop minute for the pressure
u c1unll1" and then II is all over"
. Inc present season. nOtwltl standing the
heavy gales. us thus far lecn duh one Tor
ne Consi Nfcreing Company, as compared
with former yrprS
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ACTORS ASSAULTED.
Disgrnceri and Rumaniy Outrage By a Den
Mob.

dastardlv and cOwnrdlv outrage was
,.rnotrat.d ia ~ L.rr..t.r or.ra He
t'ni.b, 1ha riov ~ M S,"nt,brraa', .
Wa trnnaaa,m,. smoo,hiv Tho air. haa
res.hsd Tho fHr;ion f H.. iiir1 rt in which -
wnk" scene j. eh"nt :" be- orane1 Tie suii
enee mad commenced ~ nrtln,,d some imSi.
cr,us et,n.arnnee WHEN thers came nvtng
hr.skl lin tffou,,h the air from The far h,cp ea'
lery n missile which feli on M, foor with a
Ann souni All tnnreI an,a1nd I'M nv, w, nr"
,nsd -, ,i ,1,'n IN @, any
Cher missile came. and then another.
pot,en &C. ~ sx.i,f,,J sroa 80 al
r',.n rn 80, 10 s VIZ v.", "nr
agy rotm 9iouit Tor VI or min.
utS ti~y feii ihiek nni last, In an III
slant the whole audience was on its Zee,
There WIS no time for thought. Fv"rvhody
was nstnnfsh. I'd co useoueutly. In nm instant Mi
MI. cOnft.sIDi, ma dl-,'rl,r NJ ono SEEMED H.
coniurehend M" Situation. some Of the ladies'
uttered a fans s.r,tnl I'M most of them r..
named AS .nim as the mon Tho .,,rs Saine
wLiI...np through The ak The c,l-ia1n i'm the
mean time. hal been lowered and the offensive
art cles poured against il without stint For
@rh IL me AIR I,ae G"i viii he o9l"r os NJ
eses fl W through the air ana burst. Many of
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The Way OF the Transg-e.ser.

Nearly fifty years ago Harlow Case was
Ass stant Postmaster Of the city " Buffalo and
subsequently removed to the city Of Sandusky.
Ohio. where he was appointed Cole tor 81 Gus
toms His deputy was ,lr. Arson Francis. who
was poss ,a-ed Of young ant hnnls. uc " ir.
In fsJ3 Case s"Diu ed Mrs Francis from her
husband. Stole s2i.uuu ~ the funds " the Gov
erument. and hed. taking with him Mrs. Fran
els and yDung daughter. The story Of the
iugitivos. whose very oN! in moo had almost uni
Ner~llly been forgotten during TITO quarter of a
century since their flight has at last been male
public forthe first time They went 10 London.
where, 10y hclln a needy but ingpni-
ous inventor. Case made some $500 Ooo.
Then. with Mrs. Francis and her daughter. he
went 10 Madeira. the Mauritiu- and finally To
C'yI n. where he settled. living in splend 4
style. There Mrs Francis died. victim to RE-
morse. and Case setting out to return a. Eng
lHui, fell sick az SueI. lie sent the lcrl ON 10
J. 'uion with friends, and wrot' 20 Francis "a
long otter in cipher detailing NIL the facts and
ia losing him money 10 20 To- Egypt. This
money Fran is Lost los the failure ot d bank ,ue
had spent all his own in a vain pursuit ~ the
fugiivrsl. So he could not comply with the
diving mans wish. Case. dying. arranged To
reimburse the Treasury IA full. with interest.
aud settled money ON Mr. Francis in part ropa-
ton Of his offence Tho cirl married u rich
man, and is living ON the CeylOn estate.
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BOYs, coon BY. ovH AND All.
Sam Mills Hanged How they do such Jobs
In Nevada.


ELKo. Nevada. Doc 9l.-At five minutes to
- o'clock to-day sam Mills was hanged IN the
Court House yard. During the whole Of the
night neither he nor the press reporter who
WAS with him slept minute Mills was chcor-
ful. and chattrd and laughed quite gHyiy most
of the time. but dcep.draw sigh al short in.
teryals indicate that h. felt his 4, sperate con-
dtion. and endoavor"d 20 conceal his real feel
iuss About 10 O'Clock people began To gather
about the jail. and soon at least loo men were
10 the front window 81 the Jail ofilee and talked
with Mills. who stood inside OF the iron door
one 81 the women was very emphatlc IN her
remarks. aud advised the condemned man 10 at
once make his peace with God. Her remarks.
courhed a. they were m the plainest terms.
wcrr very affecting At II 20 the Rev Robert
u Cuiloch arrived and was Al on'e admitted 10
iii""n minutes. AT the expiration OF which time
sheriff SeiH entered and Immediately pro-
c.,edcd TO read the death warrant. q which
lnS being. Thank you. Dir. Solt-
-, The sh.riG then said. sam. bid good ~ to
tho boys II YOU wish to-"
Mills walked down the corridor Il the Jail
shaNihg hands with Ne prisoners. and Whine To-
in- 90. remarked. " Bows. gDoi hy-one ant 3D..
d. any oi YOU ever coin" 90 ny end. want
you all 10 meet me IN heaven. love you-e,ery
one.
The door was ~ on thr lwn open and tho con
dcmnel man mar he'd out lr'yoru tho on 0rrs
II" walked to the lnil yard and mounted the
sailod win firm stop, Mhen ask,d If he de-
stepped e. the front OF the scailold and made "a
81. ~ address.
80 q - arms were u plhlohed ny S.Nrlu
Sri1 and Deputy Sh"r. x S.arry. The blH0k eap
was placed IN his hcad ana tho moose adjusted
and at precisely IL 55 O'Clock Deputy Sheriff
Srarcy pulled the lover and the drop fell. Not
"a ~iruE-l" was visible iIr AZ loastn minute. and
then there were several commissions of the
body. the legs being slightly drawn up and the
fingers working HI though graS ping at some
object Aitrr han-lnE seven minutes. Dr-
Mcigs and Huntington examined the body and
announced "a very peEceptihle pulsation. At
the expiration Of ton mlhuirs the pulse still
beat. but when thirteen minutes had elapsed he
was pronounced dead.
After hanging thirty minutes the body was
cut down and placed "A "A coffin. after which 1t
was conveyed 10 a hcarse and taken 10 the Gem
eicry. quite number following the remains TO
the grave. When the coffin WAS lowered A very
earnest prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Culloch. after which the grave was filed in.
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SATURDAY, Dee 2a.-FLouR AND MENI-Fiopr
encct saics hut holders aS moi pressing ,i,ck. and
4 nre' were not reduced Ryc hor am corn 90.
state - - Or -" We-ern sprung wheat extras, q ~
Ta- sssssss :, No. * AMI XXX 81 ' as Maae.s Ga
ss'sns,,, - = 80 ,n 9W ,h,psns esns g. s.'
.mprnr extras, =, a@saan Corn mesi -wc,lerns q q
sgd snsssn = iog rye 'eei' sisssle bn.AwheaI
C9rIoS slei, weni NJ higher nutauiet nlddtnsi'p.
hM'.. ~ 4, !, j" sNrs ~ hI', tutur o. cA ihf
Xiii il 500 TOR MAY and ii 10 %, Jane sale, O., "a.
m new ms. ' BAT iP's ' 'ai md 'p o He At
mo,i,. wsTc nd, sneed to si3 scSssi 70 Bcan saa.
Ia, quiet at e..oAe 9r Western and az, .'s ,..sr;
a,e gs ler 'a"ssa 4, Ls'l li,aer IT, w
s nr 49, w,s,s, ~, n,,, rn) ~
: lo.ss, ~. ler lunar s's,sss a2, idr Fo' ~,
Tor CITY butter ,iead, 're.irci1es 2sstc Sisn 49,
a n4 t a[Sn' $40 @r'r ri ~ asioc ns
i2'.r OHIO mctory. oaltt. kee- 2ie- SIC r'r ir'.4.
j 90; . lor ~ / and s,lr, Si,e ,nL q ", r ~
Az q sis' 80 tor Miiwaakee isr taisc ssA,@y
Ga!,,> WY, az msisra.s ~, .l ,"s. s.'.5
white niial corn irregular .id ma n,e Sale, "a 90
i.s So a, e'.et'as, aaoat Az 49, 5 At asf.H, ,
ern. as@'s'c FOR inmr, delsot' ls01 bush. ,tyau..
e. mixed Tor January. $40
EWs-Iso coffee quiet mere but nrn az ls', >
io4c sold for ilsues and A. huh ,s g eoat a.
iuhhns lots Al Baltimore. CON bags wore 'oi mostly AZ
-, gold MIA grades we're qnei ia's - e. .
o',c.. currency Mula>,c, all aud UNCHANGED new
N,w Orleans quoted At q, 49, Raw ;u4A' ir' ''". "a
/ better SALE. inir g. good refining Cubs = ,a' e
! u.Hsal l.a@hc U~ hhis aud flTH hnes ai q - .
- for tnlhNl fer centrifugal AMI Dfsf llI l'Nfi
| lrhncd nrm and fairly active STANDARD A. .e. &,
suNpHns-Natal stores were quiet and unehana' ;
sIluts tufntine quoted Al 32A'2isc rc,ins sftuns
20 good, ~ - s@sI.fst, i"tTulp lower
! IN hulk. ~ refined, NJ bids, l2c shir, l1tp Pcs
refined al tns price. Mhi,kcS quiet at ~ 10 INftV
steady at ~ ir PRIME oe,a reish' less active, .
by sail Is III gram 10 London hy steam. H,l iH ~
sail ~ DO 10 HUI 10y steam, OF do TO Cork tor a..
ders is lni; do 10 Belfast is 81 DO 10 cast cuAT {
ireland, o., 3D. refined pet, 0eum to LOudVD 4. >.
~" " Antwerp, ~
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fearless I.unatics.


One Of the most curious facts connected
with madness Is the utter absence OF tears amid
the insane. Whatever the form OF madness
tears are conspicuous by their absence. as much
in the depression OF melancholia. or the excite
ment on mania. as In the utter apathy OF demen-
cred in tears. II will be found that It is eithe. a
patient beg inning to recover or an emotional
outbreak in an epleptic who is scarcely truly
insane. while actually insane patients appear
TO have lost the power Of weeping il is only
returning reason which can once more unoOse
the fountains Of their tears. Even when luna
tic IL telling one in fervid language how she has
been deprived of her children, or the. outrages
that have been perpetrated ON herself her eye
which accompanies the plant Of the sane woman
contrasts with the dry-eyed appeal of the luna
TIC. II would. indeed. seem that tears give relief
= feelings which whom pent up lead 10 madness.
II IL ono Of the privileges Of reason 10 be able
To weep. Amid all the misery OF the insane the y
can find no relief IN tears.
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A Turkish Grsndee.

On the occasion Of the circumcision Of the
thirteen year old son OF Damad Pasha, brother
in-law OF the Sultan q grand ceremony took
place in hts palace at Constantnople on the 9TH
OF November. The chief civil dignitaries and
many Of the Mollahs were present In honor
uf the event 600 poor children Of the city of the
same age were circumcised at the expense II
the pasha and presented with money aud suits
of clothing.
- Anhough naihau ,ashn IS a man OF srea,
after the Sultan. he il very unpopular, and
may lose his pre1mincn'e AT any moment He
was originally nm amhuatory vendor Of anu
let's and owes his good fortune to the grace he
found in the eyes ~ the sister Of the Sultan.
who capriclously chose him Tor husband on
the palace had him dressed up in fine style
and then took him for her husband. Finding
woman likc-thnt she would have her way the
Sultan made him y Boy, next Pasha then a
Cabinet Minister. 81.
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UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK
BROADWAY. 3ap ST. ANn ira Az !
THIRTY SIXTH DIVIDEND"

THIRTY SIXTH DIVIDEND"
The Trustees have declared the usual DIVIDEND he
rate OF i've cent per annum all sums that have
manned deposit the last three ax months psy.
allie On and after January n, 1879.
Money deposited before January 10 will draw in
5000 Bank opeu daiy from 10 to s. ana Monda. EN-
Ssv YoaK Dee % 1877.
70 the perortors oi TIE Union pnnc savings hank
TIE rcorgani1cd Board Of Trustees the Onion Dime
Savings Bank have carefully examined the 81 untes
and Cash held by Vie Bank twenty second day Of
December instant IA order that the newly elected mem
nsrs d the Bosrl Ia accepting hcr trusts. ami ae De-
posters OF the Bank IN continuing their ns
have further and later verinoAncn Of It's condition a.
shown 300 tr Yer, satisfactory Report Bank De-
pArtincui lN the OF tiai examiner " J. b. u ESQ
Ia, twenty eighth dag 10 last inonth.
suit of that examination that the Union Dune savings
y @ HIN v b. = "ii- % M "A n", n.t Il,
mrfner security and safety oi your Deposits
lif Trustees also d"-lrc "a state uiat ~ their udg
N ~ ihc prc-ni and iutur earning power 10 tie Bans,
A. admirable lHeauun %, i-rN irtucci NpeNscs and
ure coincidence ant place It AMONG 'he lest SAVINGS 10
'' HifIgef ,R RI " Nit.poIs 81 South It
Jusfru = hNAff MAJOR a knapp. LhoHspn'px
! ! l FH'rePtE i H. a' sf rh''''r Co.
J0hN CktlGn lvN ~ e,a Az
jouN Il BMiuI INIT S'iS G. NNge i s5rd~.y.
M ,"Lsi rre-.ie9t i'r,dace KNcnan-e
SSAAtS tt (, hi;l "a T. IN fnt AZ biooNfn
|irIriHlE TNIHTAA ~ WI h,d,s a' B'ooAyD
fREpfRitK JAcoBsoN swii saSkett6co
l. JAMES fe,imasier Ne" fosk
I'd rOOR Danny. Poor SEQ
SkRoS CLOSE 81 ,irl r,oo son'
WA II LOCKE. 80 aud ~ Washington st
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An attempt was made yesterday after
noon. by a prisoner named James Allen, who
WAS committed ON OFT 90 last boy Mayor Hughes.
o. break Jail. and II was onv prevented from
being surecs -ful 10y a plurky young woman
named Bessie Jhiln, who lives in Sheriff
Thomnss family. The stove in the jail room
needed repairing. and a stove dealer sent
a young man to do the necessary work
Mhi" the young man WAS at work at
N" stDN" the prisoners were strOlliug
around through the prison Presently Allen APP
p"nred AT the mil door. his hat drawn down
over his cycs: He spoke through the grated
door Ia Miss Uhln. who was in the kitchen. al
joining the prison. said that he was through
with his work and wanted Ia he let out A. he
had the Timer shears IN his hands Miss Uhlin
noticed that he kept his back to the door: she
opened the door for him but as he emerged
through IN" doorway She discovered her mis-
take. and seizing him by the arm said. Is not
your name Allen?" He did not stop 10 make u
reply but broke for the outside kitchen door
which led into the side entrance from the
street. Miss Uhlin had sufficient presence
Of mind 20 shut down the lever thus closing
and fastening the inside Jail door of tho
yestihule and preventing the escape Il
the other prisoners. She then made Jump for
Allen. who was retreating through the kitchen
door, and throwing her arms around him. held
him ~ though in wise. and screamed out for
Mrs. Thomas. the ShcrT's wife. who ran in and
yelled Murierr' a, the top Of her voice. Allen
was 30 demoralized by the uneXpected display
OF courage on tho part Of Miss Chlin. that he
made no resistance. and. with an extraordinary
effort. she rushed him back through the lail
door. and into the prison which she then locked
securely
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Good king Winceslaus.

Prom De clWclnan.
Good King winceslaus thus looked on,
ON the Feast ut stephen,
when the snow lay round about.
Deep, and crisp, and even
Buyuuy shone the moon that night
Though the frost was cruel,
when poor man came IN sight,
"Atheilns WINTER luel
Ilither, page, and stand nv me.
IL thou know IT 1t, telling.
Nyhitr peasant. WHO'S hcf
Mhels and what his dwelling ~
Sirc, he liVcsa good league hence,
lndcrneAtA The mountain.
Rl-ht against the forest fence,
b, ~ Agnoe fountain
Bring mo flesh and bring me wine.
BRING NE pine loss hitler;
Thou AMI | shall see him dine
when we bear them lnthcr.'
Rage ami monarch, forth they went.
Forth they want to4tthcr
Through the rude winds Nild lament
And the bitter weather.
"Sirc. the night grows wilder now,
And the wind grows stronger,
Fans my heart, know not how,
can no longer
MARX nav footsteps. good, my page
Trend thuuln them bnldlyi
Thou shalt mt the winters rage
Freeze thy blood less coldly.
In his masters steps he troi,
Where the snow lay deuted;
Heat wa,in the very SOL
winch the saint had printed.
Therefore, Christian men, II YOU,
Wealth and ways possessing,
II ye then shall help the poor,
Snail yourselves Ind blessing.
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FIFIY IE.fRS 4 PRIEST.
Progress OF Roman tnthoiicism In New Eng
innd In the Pact Half Century.


Tho golden jubilee Of the Roy Father TIT.
ton uf the Church Of the Most Holy E"d.cmcr
East Boston. was continued at the Cathedral OF
the Holy Cross yesterday forenoon. AT TO- the
cuil"ltHl WIS crowded. and a ! W miuut y later
n" celebration Of n solemn high mnss hogan.
His grace the Archbishop WIS present with the
Kry. Father ": A. Blenkinsop OF South Boston
and the Rev Father Byrnr ~ Charlrstown as
assisianis About my II the clergy OF the do
cpse were also present.
After the mass Father Fitton made a short adj
dress. In witch he said that ii.ty years ago the
Catholics NJ Boston were 50 few and feeble that
the absence of one of them from mass or Vespprs
was remarked, and others in the congregation
would conclude at once that he must De sick. In
1927 Bishop Fnnwick. who had charge ~ MI New
England. had but one priest to assist him. and
now, my years Inter. there nrc BOO Catholic
churches IN NV Euslgnd, with their bishops
ana priests directing them. Wherever thpre
were then two or three Catholic families there
are now churches aud schools. The Little Sis
tcrs of the Poor IN" Sisters u Notre Dame, and
many other charitable and educational orders
have com" among NJ, ana everywhere We can see.
q, adeinl,s and scriinaries where good men and
women are Attending to the secular education Of
tHthOll' boys ana girls. AZ an Illustration Of
the thinncss ~ the Catholic population and the
scarcity of priests IN New England MY years
a-o. Father Elton said that his first sick call
poor old Irish woman wss dying: his second
10 Taunton. and his thirl Go Northampton. in
the Connecticut valley. He alluded tO the cree
ton Of the old St Mary's Church. which has
Just been replaced hy new and mAgn ficent
siiu 'turc. and rerailcdth day whtu the corner
stone was laid and the picture OF Bishop Fen
wick Standing 10y the stone and taking pinch
~ snun, his face beamIug with delight al the
Thought that there WAS 10 be one more Cath
ole 81 uroA iu Boston. Now theGpHretwruty two.
~ ~" conrus on " IN" services. Father Fit
10y thr clergy aud hls heath having been pro-
posed 10y the Rev. Father Blenkinsop. OF South
Boston, lie res unfri with expressions Of his
gratitude for the honor which had been done
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Skating.

HOW Won glance and CLINT and glow
Through the snow
How you shoot and skim and sail
Al thc gale
Flashing hitler gliding thither,
DER tlir level, throulh the hollow
Hardly needing whence or whltAtE.
swiftly, shrlllN as swallow,
FAtunr last on iairy loet
Like a sunbeam over ocean;
You're a ,tIuphe ,uaNe ami sweet
o. thc poetry Of motion,
And .ou rosy spint oi Frost
You tur-ct
That see Nou-to my cost,
My ooquette
What she viii. let Lucy say
fr On the -lcigh;
THEY'RE coutcnted-He and She
Look al me
Look nj me aiar. enrApturod
Win the fancy OF your pleasure
il,s ~, heart, ne heart YOU'VE o'pturei,
Moving with you "a The measure
OF sc dear amt dainty rect
That along The irc riugiug,
T. hoe. an 50 clear and sweet
Through my happy thought are ainging,
That about me sinks aud sNclls
In the w,tI
A romance OF marriage bells,
NJ! tJqucve
White and wilierins are the fakes
Ninbr shaAcs
From his handkerchief above.
- ny love
In your service he's so Jealous.
H. '.socaI al ~ your hliases.
should swear. II | were Jealous,
That he meant them all Tor klssos
Al, your perfect little icetl
All too cruel in their neatness.
On thcl twink, with you, sweet.
In an ecstasy Of flee tness
Leaving with me de sire.
And memory-all Of Ore.
Ny coquettei
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Real Estate MARKET.

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com.
prsed foreclosure sales by
Harnc't-Pour lot- together IN aze io2 oxloo on
First avenue southwest eornerol vent, seventh street.
sh,Joo, One plot Of iani io2 2x7b on First av,r,ae.
uf.
{ J. Lyon-one nyestory brick huiidlng with lot 2ox
~ - No ~ East Thirty sixth street south si,
west OF FIRST avenue, 500, 90 plaintiff one lot .5x
~ H. On the south ie OF Ninety second street 10 ie.
east NJ Fourth Nenne ~ 30 az plrinun
Bernard SmN tl-one plot S1kifD II ON the north eto
Of l4Ttl street running through 10 ltS stree
east oi Ele,ruth avenue. s2.2o, 10 pininun
Thu total value 81 city real estate sold the Exchange
Tor the past week amounted o. SitS fT5, rs a.aln
Sl5 ise the figures for the week Pre- viOus
nulet OF foreclosure salos announced iNl Non
DAY al the Exchange
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A Murderer E,ade. Arrest for Thirteen
Years.

In the month q November. 1863. in the small
niilns village Of yorktown. Carbon county. Pcunsyl
wanna, George X Smith, suIcrutcndent OF one of the
mines was KILLED sang 81 Goa miners, numb, ring
about twenty, visited the place A named Tick.
who now IN business Philadelphia. at the corner oi
Sixth and Chestnut streets overheard the strAns.
ers that that night would be Of the eventual
Yorktown had ever een buring the night The supern.
tendents house was visited hy the gang and Ulk was
wounded III the neck AMI smith wlfe aud siseriu.law
were also shot at Smith, who Was unwvll az the time
came down stairs undro ssed ami shot and instantly
Killed The man who hrcd the shot, James Mcdonald,
escaped AMI has ever since cvaded the law. He was
traced "a Nevada Iowa. Missouri sn other sections OF
the west where he has lived under halt AdoHen ahas.
until detective cHueh him twork Tor Henry south.
all al Hampton, where he had lived about two month";
anu nan Whl,e al Hampton he was considered OF
the best men in the mines The description m Possession
Of TIE deeeNts 50 accurate IN all Its details that
l. no doubt that he IS the Accordingly Shcrn Fer.
kins and Constable Charles Hannewacker VI Hampton.
male tho arrest A. Hampton al about ~ O'clock last
night -'