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February. at ss550ss CO. Beef and beef hams yery
qnct Bacon and cut meats unsettled and nomnaL bnu
slightly lower hut closed scadier at outside naures -
ON the spot oO1 tcs n e. SIS for prime CITY, and SS
tea e0 Tor December a. 02s Tor January wa
for February. and s607llGfBlO Tor March buter anu
tin,tSEwhcat hrmer. especially for winter growths
Including new No srrinc ss@AOc old No, DO, ~
with quoted az 9iMa7lsc No ? red winter, SlVo9
sI07: No . amhcr, 81 1ig GSiOI; No red and amber
Michigan t1O7 0siu7t,. and white at slDi@Si II. In
al UIas 90 For future delivery i2sOuO bush No red
winter al sLOdt4dfl.T for December closing ~ the
higher figure with size bud for 'aruary and 81 po for
February rive and harley quiet oats dul. but nuccs
very drn. sacs 5000 bush including m xcd NJ 29g32c
auf 32m acc ,or white including No graded ~ So's9
31stc iur mixed aud 30 4l33lac or white Indian corn
hrncr especially for samples in urine cundunh SAFE
ia. UO hush on the spot at t29l2N,c Tor new NO.
mixed f594jc. steamer mixed ostSffc. eh9nt Tor
No t7HtSc tor Western white. Tor tuiure CehNetys
1870 bush. M. mixed. January 4IiaatItsc. -
GROCKpEs-Rio cofrr wa quiet aud unchangeu, AZ
i5s,c with sales NJ 2O1 hn within the range. Mild
grades dun; Mnracahu lais@i6c. Rice in fair demand
At 5y06a,c Tor fair to princ Louisiana and Carolina
New ORLEANS molnsscs quiet. Mt 2seiOc; toreivn neg
lectcd Raw sugar fairly nctiVe ana steady a. bSs9o5c
for air a. good refining with sales NJ 1000 hhds on his
basis including continual ~ TAeIEc renned IN.
changed ut NGa1sc harris and SIC. tor standard A.
suSpmrs-Sptrits turrentinc lower aud dull a2sc.
to eooi strained 81 3a9si40 Petroleum dull and
lower; refined in hhls $50 ocean rcights were mod
craely active and unchHugedi grain 70 Liverpdol by
steani sg9d cotton hac,n sss % cnsGse'
by steam. 7i.d gram. by sail -. 81 q Or Hour "a
train Cork for orders s. pi r. Or; do To HaNre or
Antwerp. s. I'D. do to Naples 81 cd refined petro-
leum to Amsterdam. 8 llsd Do to the Ccn g 4s
to CunAtantnopc 29c gold. Tallow steady at 0lli6c.
for prime. Whisky unchanged att llO
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Keep the breadth Of the room between us while We AK
YOU questions Are you Christian Christianity
teaches cleanliness IL next T. godness and GER
tanlv yOu can hnd Christian excuse for having that
filthy al sease when Dr. sages Gnturrh Remedy rem
edy Tor IL even In us worst orus. Are you brain
worker general impairment NJ the Intellectual pow
ers notably loss Of memory j. an invariabe sequence
Of catArrh Dr. sage's Caarrh Remedy is the only re-
liable remedy fOf this disease II no dryup OK
peng the disease from the nasal passages only 10 send u
10 the ungsl nor unpleasant and unwholesome 'iumi'
gator" II II simple, safe. aud Are you married
Besides being most disagreeably offensive 20 your bet
half do not know that the disease Is liable 70 be
entaicd upon YOUR children In the same or some othe
infm' Or Sage's Cafrrh Remedy has cured thousands
eases that had been pronounced ncurable. Are you
unmarriedr be assured you VIII remain 80 while YOU
have that lOA some disease for CUPID will smell II afar
on DR.. sases CatATh Remedy has cured cases Of
cAterIh OF many years Standing. -AdA
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THURSDAY. Dee 12.-FLoUK And MEAL
Ihe hnur market was steadler tue demand NOR acuye
ana corn meal dun Buokwheat -four sicad,pr We
quote NO ., ~ toAfi. ,uprrdue 50 liAsH lN, com.
mon o. good sipmus extras. Western aud Stale.
- b3esa9p; bakers and family brands. Sass 80.
Minnesota patents, So5u@SS southern shipping Ntras
rs Vlss4 o Do bakers and family brands a. i0s - 70
Rye Hour, S2ou9eS 80. Corn meal-Mestern, ~. 4O8
500 BrandyMine, S2.s5. BuckWbeat hour =, 10 Ms
SIS. ' -
CorroN-Market panckyi spots sc. lower middng
uplands .l6c. sales Cos hHlts Futures declined
l29lh points, part which recovered closing AZ
NSic Tor January, s05o Tor February. OO6c for
March lSc, Tor APRIL N3uc for MAY ami sue tor June
sales l223olbaies RecepsRt ports thisday 3O64hAes
fRovlSloNs-PorA rather easier, but not decidedly
lower and closing steady; sales 800 bhls old mess
on the SPOT al 30 anu Zoo bblA new mess Or
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Live STOCK Market.

New YORK Thursday. Dec. 12.-Receipts OF
today aud late Yesterday 80 car loads. or
l4ln head MAKING total Of 3ls since Monday aganst
ia the iWc las week Prices were about rs
reported Vcsrdnv with iust fair trade nj 1@luc. a.
dress h1ai6 rs for 90 strictly prime steers and
lONiOs" To dress - Ms for extra do About 500 tat
steers taken Tor the export trade. nnd today snip
IN, Guided 2in live cattle aul GA quarters Of beet
kcccipts NJ calves go head. making Sill since
Monday. against 6Gi tor the same time last week Tn,
market was n trinc better Tor live calves which vert
fairly selling at 5is97'4c. y H. Tor veals. and 2e3Ac to-
grasscrs
Receipts n sheep and lambs 81 loads 4ea
head making total ol sn2 since Monday. against ~
for the tine last week. The market was little
irregular bat good are reported aud all were sold
tho sheep AZ 4aic. 4 n. with one car load Of eNtr0
&c to 5'c. r 10 with selected small lots up to &C. Ship
mcnf to-day. cOl csrca-ses OF mutton.
Receipts VI hogs Il car Loads. 372 head max
total Of 1915 since Monday. agnu.t l7029 for the
Same time last week. Market nnulinaNy unchanged.
with y loads offered alive, and no sales before
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Eight Month. Old aud FIneen Inche. Long.

Mrs. Plnclo has of late been exhibiting her
baby which = eight months old and only fifteen inches
long IN one o' the Bowery cnccn museums. The apart
mrut j. badly ventilated aud usually crowded. The
Atmosphere - often made sun worse hy tuhaccu smoke
There Che child has been kept thirteen hours dav A
IhNNcinu made an examination the society the
Prevention NJ Cruelty 90 children and reported that the
mite was being slowly but surely Killed. hut the snow.
man would not desst Yesterday Agent Jcukns ook the
parents 60 the ombs Police Court where they promised
to stop the cruelty
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CANSON-ALKER Thursday Dec. s, In the
Methodist Episcopal Church. CummuuiYnw. y j.. hy tho
Rev W. runison James II. cannon 10 Sarah Z. Alker.
buth of CommumuAw
pANols-wiLLlrS In Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening.
Dec ~ by Frcnds ceremony. Frank H. Dayo to PhUbe
d WINS daughter OF e.. u. Willis
UEisHEiL-HEiSkELL in Prince Ceorgo's County.
Nil ur. :. Mr. Harry Hcsfell OF the sigual service.
and grandson of President Mon tn Miss Emms
T. H"l.k D, daughter OF Dr T. n Heiskel OF Princs
GEORGE. county. M.
LArpER-LElTil- On Tuesday. Dec. ?, at ST. Marks
Church. Hamilton ontario hy Tie Rev r a. sutherland.
incumbent. stair DIOR lauder E,. the Pom arr. Ancas
rr Youngest .ou o tie Lady Anne picS udcr and tho
late John Dick Lauder BaruueL 10 Eleanor Alma,
yuun-cst daughter OF Ncorse Liih, ESQ, The Hermit
Gturfr Lrfn Rtruuct
LtSs-MlLLER-Iu Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. g. by the
Rev. Mr. burrcil, Mr.. SANG Lung, o. Chnaman. To Miss
trftcusa Miller, young ue.man woman, nearly SIX
lttf hiln
McEtNNtY-FCGATE- In stanford. XIV. Dec g. Mr..
MADISON Mckinney wdowcr. about 10 years OF age, 70
Miss Maria fugate about % years of age.
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DIIsf,.

cARPENrER-At Geneva. y Y, Dec Stephen IT,
Carnoutrr aged a. wears, native NJ Herkmer County
y =. AMI Professor of Logic Rhetoric. and English
Literature IN the University OF Wisconsin.
FOLEY In Chicago. Dec. :. james Foley aged 90
wears. a native ui County Carlow, Ireland.
MILLER In luoufuWU, Pa, Dec Il, John u Miller.
AGED about So YEAR. tr oldest editor In Pennsylyan
hiter ant furihc writ r. lover OF hunting and fishing,
a good musician AMI bachelor
koBNSuN-At salcm. ONO. Dec q Marcus r. Robin.
son. aged - wears an uli-tWc Abuluouist lie was
hTred and frAthcrcd az Berlin opinion sake hut
fought against the sin OF slavery an the heroically
aiirrwHri lie was Tor time editor %, the Anu slavery
Hrlc published A. Salem until the breaking out OF the
rrhr lion.
van CLIEF-At North Bergen y j.. on uesday,
Dec H. James b. W Van CAef aged ~ years AMI
months
Tho relatives and friends invited to attend his fu
neral Oh sunday afternoon Dee. Is at o'clock from
the Grove Church. North bergen
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c. L. Pernnys writes from 81. Louis: A
friend Of bavui Taylor. who lives u Dresden writes
me- ON M return r9l short yi.i 20 tie capital Of The
German empire Barari lrvlNr hu.c!css.y SICK with
drop.v. oriu.rht a-n fifteen quarts nf water were
taken from him. ami 300 the cN DAYS the operation
must be repeated found him IN hopeless condition..
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Arrived-ruunspAr, Dec. IL.

So ALTERNATE. Gibbs Lcwcs
- City ~ Chester. Brooks, Liverpool Dec ,. and
Queenstown 4th
- Hhe0la, Canon Cariif
Norfolk
- Canada. sumner London.
Ss Mas. Taat Rotterdam.
BARK Knntenhcck. slit iquique
Bark Mimi. forreuVich. In-wich.
Bark Idaho. Rchnrisnn. Ceuiuczos.
Barn Drowning Sophie. Jansen. Fleetwood
Bark Errante. Nicoich Narcotics
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T. d. Bassford OF the Cooper Institute = prese ting his
customers tins year with neat e volume Of as pages
History OF the Ceramic Art Pottery, Porcelain, China
ware Ac very interesting and authentc copy Of tho
book " given VI mailed Tree 10 all appieAntA-Adp
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rHts DAY.
sun rises.. 10 sun sets..... 4 ~ Noon rises, -
wArEH-Tiis nv.
sandy Hook. 10 % Gov Island. 10 81 Hell Oate.i2 10
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Business lotitrs.


Louisiana state Lottery CompRuy.-iotth
Monthly Grand Distribution. Nsw orleans jan. u
1857 prizes total 400. capitals, soon $1,000
s5oOo &c, 10000 tickets. two 81 dollars halves
one ell dollar. Apply TO VI. A. DAUPHfS r. o. box
No. So. New orleans, La or II. L. PLUM $40 Broad
Mnv. New Nork
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Far superior 20 common porous paters manufacturers
eceNed highest awards al both Philadelphia and PARIS
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and downs ut our winter temperature. Churches
theatres lecture rooms drawing rooms. kitchens and
schools with hleatiugs Of uh0ring chests and
husky 'hrntts There's hut one remedy nr this evil
HALLS HONEY uF HOREUOCND AND TAR Take II
dru.gisis
PIKE Too,hschc Drops cure in one minute.
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An Incompatible assortment Of solid gold finger rings
bought az sacnhce 81 10 $40 worth double AZ H. John.
btonL $50 boweTy. corner hroome AL-Ads.
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WARMED.

Fine SILK Hats. ~:s.2O, worth SIT Derbys,
81 oDand upward worth =. i3Ncw church 81. up stairs
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Infants Swallow MIX of MngnesIa
With avdity and 1t never fails to regulate their dige sye
organs and bowels sold by all dyuggsts.-Adp.
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nLrEDtNE FOR hlucirs SIMPLE. ECONOMICAL
Gle ANii ana OF n SCPfRipl. sky blue color
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT,
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rnr enFAr rEN.viLE rnor or the SEASON.
The following horses nre matched tgirot ten.
mile dash for sweepstakes Of 500, play or pay,
ram or shine. on
Thursday Dec. IL. at 2.ao o'clock
VIM. Mcmahon. blk. m. Lady Fisher
sam Walker, b. T. Turk
Doc Powers. blk. m Vixen.
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ToRrURINe BRooKLTN rRo1TERS.
A Ten.NTiIe Struggle Through stir Mud-A
Home Text for TnImRge.

Brother Talmage missed a great oppor-
tunity for procuring telling text yesterday by
not attending the ten-mile trot in Brooklyn
Driving Park. There was large attendance
OF Brooklyn men present. many more than at
any other trot in the Driving Park this season.
Among them were Congressmnn-elect Riley,
Justice Walsh Capt. Tebo. A. Dorlon. the oys-
tcrman; Geo. Oakley. Chas. Kimplin. West
Bowen John Mason. Henry Corr. Mr. White
and many other sportsmen OF high and low de-
gree. with small sprinklnR Of New Workers
This pacard brought them together:
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LllcrarN No, sl,le. of .nr Samson.


Valuable books now on hand and ready for
lhNirr oN Hon Co0s
lh, B, a Nc} u.cu work indeed being dyspepsia in
puut
H. Wrs os lyWrs-in ulnc hundred and ninety two vol
uulc- md three sentences
TINS work. l.H htrHN in itself that no public man
shN.il' Mliluf u fDH.brs nfu wItf 90 uNnil
toNNfiNsS Ariitf Tu un AiNIDnrY satin ,uriu,p pilt
oic' hot pressed. an' huui,t va llt
t.Nrt tNtIiHU IuAr' WIik
u .f uN ~UfiltW AnN
AuIttU.tA.
Hos iiFiNoN kitfN oN iNfftrioN oT rliK LUNGS
. \ NtN trut knlr hn ... and chelu.
Hos loN lNlNu Co. iAtl. tNINrAHN Law
tHif" tlre
Hos saw RANp,t oN How Nor TO DO T.
'Il. Mnrh Iu- Nnu tWN fflt. 80 agricultural fairs
htNnhH a 'tl fl r.n lNr. ,NINrrp
liHr nUN ti rNu u 1870 N.i CLASSIC .hlsv. how IL ono
asks much Wi u' Nru l.l l,ui iluI.n. value Il, SIM
h,r- AS o. pr"N> tntGnd, salvation reaches even the
lfn. ~ u1rshn't onl0r
ho, 'onN T. loNl. iw p,NNtn Dvru rR,Nr0
tHnt,. illustrated vItI cuts
E-fNN~ N' NltIIfts. NN..Y TN.Nfs tNn ID u oN
Mont NN.N W. ...W. ANu NAtrk lttrIftANr,
h.rn ln' ffrr
No' pus rnNfsnv ov N,cle,rlov or rit Rowan So.
hfn 'N hI N'I'N' N.'l 'I-,. riINHn uu. ,.llnn. OF
iir 'uur'1 .|iu. .HHIIN -unn.I .... anI a LEARNED
dies 'uu u' the Pope Goo. R'lAuI rIl
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SOME NFU ROOKS.



Nl iH t"f luug ami strenuous
f'. hiuflaI IN WI. 80 closely
.i..i.u.4 political movements and
.n,u.ui public mon that the
ANA Tie disclosures
N.t' may he accounted of
/ together in the MOST uu-
.fy n.hion the biography
u.. Nill have challenged at
..-n VS. mole with sat sfac-
ur.r import has been ar
l. III compression. clo0 T.
lic result is II model oi
90 and OF literary workman
.Ay .,tl ourselves Of the occasion to
O. a.tY'YrHNr U,0ntlul periods IN the career of
4 utif.l anIln. gnI to glance ut some ol the
b Ii.N. I.tt h.r' made known to us but we
vnuI .l-. meIh GA some detail the merits OF
i tn, n.Y4nfu.t. We need not say that It work
ult..e .U.i .r..,trd to the category of doou-
I m,uD,is Uuirrta. or is held To belong to litcra-
/ iur..ts',or lIul iu thn ahsencc or presence. OF
/ ar, lHn.i u'fNnsive ella lrnL But il IL no
i u...t ta-N ,u Wra, the raw. clumsy nbrcs of an
d.auui l.ID .ir, f.trs. homrly Incidents prosaic
in Us. aii tlH sufHt forces and trivial contin-
ecn,i,s Wu..n sh.po or interpret character
/ into u compact. " 'i-orlerel. and taking mar
/ r,us". InNIN u.1-rhphy should attract. should
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r.olod II Womb no easior 10 fa,bou the s,,or,,
Of hcr being Than to describe the un.arthl,
hooutv tbnt startled and ,vv,, no
Tn, nrst conner unf,l,lnd his nrma and with
the ten ,rn.ss If n ,v..r nd,o Inf,r,.,,o, Inn.
n ournn ,,ok ,h, s,,nclv ,yhi,. bonJ of ,l,c
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tho marriage rite. The man responded in n
clear triumphant tone. The bride answered
only by slight inclination Of her beautiful head
Then" continued Dr. Cutler in the pres
enco of these witnesses pronounce you man
and wife, And God forgive NO." he added.
" for lending myself to the DEVILS works 10y the
sacrlcgc of this net"
Ono nv ono we nns.ed mn To- tnko tho bride
49,
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was Ike the hand ot marble statue. hut a rn-
diant smile frightened his face. Ata VIII Spcr,'l
su,,,.,.,i,, fr,, hin, .loh,,, h,c r,,,.i h..t
'''''' 80
anu all"Wcu '"'h one ol uS 10 MISS hrr che"k.
1t WAS soft and bloodwnrm.
When DIR Cu:l.r snlutnl hnr ehc s,nilnl for
81, ~. -,
wv "i7' 'l''' "i'' WIN i"l'''' ElW't" Hl'N'-
mcnt detached from her black hair u great
pearl and nut il in his hand He cnzrd M IL "a
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INV" lh' "p'h EV"''' IN inc h"i "iH' III 'ul'r
wedding fee whitCnCd, calc.uCd, crumblcd ANA
disappeared
iheh the nrh'sroom l'd nus wife ua'K To- th'
chair wnere the medium sun sal eniranrri.
nc clasped her cl"se IN ms arms. Ihrir melt
ing forms in''rhl'ndrd IN shadow vnpor; and.
l"'nS slowly away 'hls newly married c"up"
l'unn Vn"r hupu" pillow III the bosom OF
Jenny McGraw.
H.
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cd,v prove something. but the unwary reader
muyca.,lY allow them To- prove too much Be-
causc Gcrrit Smith was not man Of letters.
not a reader even II such books ~ he possess
cd. not q reader 81 rc,ic''s or Of magazines it
docs not follow that his minD was shallow I'M
disciplined. or ur'urnshed. CO,'ror'Wiso' II
WAS ach lwlcd scd by those who camo VI CON
tact with him that his mental impulse was gre"
und his faculties alert and mastcrful More
over. ON occasion. his Resources proved to bo
ready and abundant. II was from newspapers.
of which he took many Of all sorts. that he de-
rived his intellectual material. II would be
/ the blundcr OF pedants aud dleiidnu to deem
Gcrrit Smith on this account uncXcrcisod and
uniformed. The faithful student Of the best
of the daily papers. snys Mr.. Frohingham, will
seem to be- wise and wcl-cndowcd man.
But while his mind did not lack equipment
for public and private uses. Grrrt Smith was
essentially man Of heart. Nature made him
a phanthropist. and wealth enabled him to do
what all vehement single hearted lovers Of their
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their nrighbors. nor WAS IT the eclectic human
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| unhclievcrs with compassion. Ii was love forthc
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
Rewarding intellectual Honesty.

The Rev $. Miller IIagoman pastor Of the
church of the Union Tabernacle in WulhushurgL wa.
presented on Friday evening with u purse containing
sIh' ann bearing the inCriptont Presented By many
ir'eIds ioT intellectual honesty ~ the pulpit"