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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDN EsDAY. DEC. 10. s Z,


FLOUR continues strong and meets with
including Minnesota extra. at e8 SO q u !;
Pennsylvania do. do. at Sc 75aC 25; and
Western do. do. at 81 % q rs and
Patent and other high grades At 81 rs a
s. 80. Rye flour is firm at IS 50 per barrel
GRAIN.-W heat Is again 2asc per bushel
higher Il fairly active. sales of II 600 bush.
including rejected at 81 50; red at 81 53al 3D.
elevator, at 81 50 Dec, u 6sh January
and al.6l February. Rye Is firm at W
cents. Corn Is In fair demand aid
higher. Sales of $500 bushels includ-
Ing old mixed at 62l@a83c.; yellow at 62l n
CSC; steamer al 60c., and new white 82aG3c.
Oats are held with firmness, Sales OF 1000
bushels including mixed. At &c.; and
white at 47a5Oc.
WHISKY has advanced. so bbls, of West
ern iron bound sold Al sl Is per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, December s. 8 p. N.
THE CATTLE market was dull and prices
were a fraction lower. 32SO head sold at
the different yards At 2z 5zc. per n.. AZ
TO condition.
SHEEP were In demand and prices were
". per n, higher. 500 head sold at the
III different yards at ~ s5I<c per pound.
Hoes were uctive and higher; 70OO heat
sold at 81 4a7c. per b., as TO condition.
Cows were unchanged. 80 head arrived
and sold at t35a$55 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard West Phiia.. Dec. Q.
SHEEP.--Extra, 40 to 1870 hs. So to 6sss
good, 10 to 100 MS. ~ TO ~ fair, 80 I
IS Bs., ~ to 49k; good lambs, ~ TO .
common lambs, 81 10 TO - calves,
To 6h Market fair. Arrivals. SOU head.
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Stewards Elected.

At recent meeting Of the Quarterly
Conference of Asbury NJ. f. Church,
Cap. Henderson and VIM. Groves were
elected members of the Board Of Stew
ards. Afterwards it was discovered that
one OF the vacancies thus II led was
caused by the expiration of the term of
Charles Moore, who has been a member
of the Board for twenty five years. Had
lhs fact been known at the time Mr..
Moore would have been unanimously
reelected, and therefore Capt. Hen
ders0n will resign, in order that Mr..
Moore may be continued In the position
he has so faithfully filed for a quarter
of a century.
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WALL STREET Y EsrERDAY.-Money
was plentiful, lending on call as low as
4 per cent on stock collaterals. Stocks
displayed increased activity aud q gen.
eral advance in prices was recorded.
Foreign exchange was weak and dull.
Railway bonds were in brisk demand,
although prices were not materially
changed. Governments We're quiet and
firm
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Virginia AstOntsh ing HerseI

FREDERICKsBURG. Va, Dec. H.
LeadiDg Democratic tizens Of Rich
mond county, Va, headed by Charles
Pits, their recently elected mem ber of
lhe Legislature, have pet,tionad Judge
Jones To include within the jury list such
of the colored citizens Of she county as
the court.:shall think we'll qualified to
serve as jurors. They say the step is both
proper .and simportant, as they be-
lieve this class of our fellow citizens are
e9titled to this representation, which
right is the buIwark of all civil liberty
Judge Jones has granted ths order as
praypd.
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'fHIRDv EDITION
Ioo,s O.s for the BsIssarai
4 QUEER VISITOR WHOSE ARRIvAL rhos
~nr xsT NAY BE HOURLY EXPECTED.

a ouRxR VISITOR WHOSE ARRIVAL FhoM
rur y xsr MAY BE HOURLY EXPECTED.
Look out for III The Bhzzardl II has
hsen announced IN print Al travelling 10
NM direction by easy stages, but there
~ Teen singuiar public apathy about
living It reception, AMI from the state
81 feeiiux It u safe 70 say that no one
cares TO serve or committee Tor thet
purpose. In fact, the most recent IA.
vces proclaim that the Blizzard Is not
to.come here at all, that 1t pursued All
sorts Of evil courses in the Welt. and dis,
sipated SO much before getting out 81
the Territories thai it was q periecs
wreck before 1t reached the Mississippi
WHAT THE BLIszARD 10.
Now that il has been cutting up capen
in the West, however, Its nature has
been made more familiar during the last
fov DAYS, and science has good deal to
esy about IT. when the tempera' ure falls
very suddenly and very low, when the
wind increases to gale and blows lot
all IL is worth, when there are no end OF
frost bitev In the land and even amputa-
tons are IN order then the Blizzard IL
about.
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JOHN OF ABYssINIA DEMANDS THlg1
THOUSAND PoUNDs-EGYPT sEN}
SEVERAL THOUSAND ARMED MIN.
CAIRO, Dec. II.
1t Is all hut impossible, now, to avd
hostilities between Egypt and Atysin
All efforts at Cancellation were in yall
IL being manifestly the desire Of Xii
John TO provoke hostilites. GoldoI|
interview with him was very s,orI1
one, and his Abyssinian Highne's work
himself into towering rage. The int
pid Colonel was for some time ir q
tieme danger, aud would certainly ha1
lost his life had not the recollection
the fate Of his predecessor, King lbe|
dore, produced wholesome effect on I
m'rd Of the enraged monarch.
Eighteen thousand men will be INN
diately DESPATCHED to NJ ass0 wah ,anoit1
column IL 900 stroug Will be- pushrd u
ward M far as Gallabat and third cor
of Is, 200 choice troops will bc sent
the Blue Nile. / he marshallhg OF IN
strong forces against the fierce ruler
A Abyssinia shows that the Egyptian 20
ernmebt has no Intonli0n 81 Tiki
another disaster like hat OF JanuiI
1876. but purposes king III cilve wo
| Of King John and his domln!ons
OIher dispatches announce tbat
Khedive hrs received despatch ir'
| Gordon Pacha In which he says he ha
pacific lstter from the King Of Ab.ssln
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A number of negroes, who had been
seductd to Kansas, by Gov. 81. John,
passed through st. LOUIS the other day
on their return South. When the cool
ins breeze from the oierras began to tan
their frver brows the emigrants from the
c. on belt heard tn, sound of the PLAN
tati horn, SO to speak, and cut for
home.
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Impnrfantio Mothera.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon fe,
their children. IL correcis acidity OF The
81 . mach. cures wind collie, reg ulates tn.
bowels and gives rest, health and com fort,
70 mother and child. During the process.
Of teeihing It's value is incalculable. II
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and allays all pain thereby giving rest 10
the child and CON tort To the moiher.--
Twenty-Five Ct nts a bottle. marib-iyeod
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MOnthiu Pan DaU.

The monthly bills we're passed last
night, by Council, and tie che, ks for he
respective claimants will he made out
to-day. They will not, however, be
ready for delivery until to-morrow,w hen
they can be obtained at the Office Of the
City Treasurer.
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Firm Hell 20 Heaven.

Sometimes the pains OF disease are 30
great that IL seems rs " they could not be
borne, and sometimes the minor pains
worry men and women iuio the grave by
preventing rest and sleep. Then the sooth-
ing influence Of Warmers Safe Nervine is
like translation from hell to heaven.
dec4-2w.
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The COLOred ErOtfIs.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. IL Large
numbers Of colored emigrants from
Goldsboro, N. Carolina have passed
through here during the last few days
en- route for Indiana. A notice bic fe ,ture
is the large number Of f male emigraDts,
with infants in their arms. they 90 with
out leader, and appear to be in good
spirits.
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HANBK fRCiiIEFI.

GRAND DEBT Inn STREET.
We might claim TO lie The largest ha
kcrcbief house H. We chose TO set this ~" a.,
by ITSELF beca, sc we imrort dire't and -.
all times car an apparently incxhaus,
ib'e stock OF all the test that the ciinen az
SILK loom produse.
The latest arrival In
SILK HANDKER, HiEFS
FROM
CHINA AND INDIA.
These will outwear any other kind of
handkerchief. silk or linen.
We have usi opened nearly ti2.o0o worth
OF the above goods.
Handk erchIefs that have been sold IT
$3.50 each we viii sell at 81 90 each.
REAL NDIA Sn X CASHMERE
MUFFLERS
AND
OLD FASHIONED PRINTED
CORAH HANI'K ERCHIEFS
FOR LADIES.
We have elegantly embroidered aud sc~'
loped iiaudk r,h efs
HEMsTITCHED
AND
HEMMED.
We offer a large assortment
SILK HANDS kERCHIEFS
In the colors most wanted.
Every day brings MS something new
rom France and Ireland, aud y'u can II Il
ON our count. ~ things that are cboic- and
exclusively In Grand Depot.
BOYS AND GIRLS
HANDK ERCHIEFS,
FRENCH WOVEN BORDE
slU per dozen. pc.
q II zen Fine French Csmhric D"ubie
Hemstitched and Embroidered colors, tl
each.
WsLave sold the same at
$500 EACH.
LAIIEs ALL WHITE HEMsTITCHED
From l2l9c, each 10 finest
LADIES' INITIAL HANDKER
GENTLEMEN'S INITIAL
IN SILK AND LINEN.
Present sc!ec tions are recommends
JOHN wANAMAKER.
IL OsiEKY,
| IL UIo"E1.
| ERWEAR,
FURNlsHiNG GOODS
| Particularly White Shirts aud NJ OK Wear.
GRAsD DrpoT. ...i3TH STREET;
| Carrying an inmencc stock, impo tie
| after stecial and personal sci. ciI, u o
| buyer In Europe-receiv ing daily from
| best manufacturers oi the woI d, we eau
meet almost any want or supply any de
mand. The evident rush fIr our under
wear Is uppi ecedented. We station addi
| tional clerks and open new cash offic [,
quickly serve customers. Cons deriug tn,
beautiful makes and qualities.
There are low prices on ever, thing II
GLOVES.
There are prices on vvrything II
| HOSIERY,
There are low prices on everytbin, 4,
! UNDERWEAR
There are low prices on everyt, Ing II
| FURNISHISG GOODS.
This Will be proven ON comparison.
JOHN WANAMAKER
DEPOT,
,EIPIIA.
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FOURTH EDITION
I.s,aie.s,e.s. tor r~D~y.

For Middle states, rising barometer, /,
diminishing northsSesterly Winds, vesring TO
northeosterly, and colder. partly cloudy
Wsathsrs preceded by light rains ::Gad moss.
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REMEDY FOR A KICKING HORSE.
For a kicking horse, ii H. an old SACK vi
hay and suspend 1t from the lolt
means ofa rope, in such way that
horse will be able TO kick every nl
itsaings against him. Let hlp kld
until he stops Of his own accord anu y
"a in have no more trouble with hin
that way.
Ha Ian, the oarsman is bound to q
the prize of So, 900 Offered by Rocnes
firm for race between hlmsell ~
Courtney aud will appeal to lhe coul
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The Cold WOve abroad.
TWELVE BELOW ZERO IN UPPER sILEsII
THE SEINE A SHEET OF ICE.

LONDON, Dec ia despatch from
Paris says the Seine has not been com
pletely frozen over until now since 1861.
30 hard and continuous frosts so early IN
the season have not been expert. need
In Austria sincs 1885. Much snow ha.
fallen In Sicily aud Calabria, rendering
communication difficult. Bread riots
have occurred in the (. istrict OF Ravenna
in consequence of general ulstre-s. AT
Berlin the colt is sull intense. In Upper
Sllesiy, " here famine prevails, the tber-
mometer marked twelve deg e-s below
sero (Fahrenheit) on Tuesday last.
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Meetings Tonight.

NJ. 8. r. A.
Co. Z. DUPONT Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic C iub.
Excelsior Lodge, No. /. X. OF +.
Fairfax Lodge, No. b, l. U. o. +.
Rescue Council, No. 8, .. u. A. NJ.
Columbia Lodge, No, %. /. o. o. f.
Washington Council, No. 4, .. u. A. n
Delaware Tribe, No. 1. Imp. U. X. M.
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xxyANTED.-A lady Of consideIaolee
w perience desires empio! niem
dress.,nakins or tailoring. can give
best OF reference. Apply ~ orvIcE
decl2-3t. IHl' ~
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THE GRAND DEPOT DRY GOODS HOUSE,
18Th Strect.-Market TO Chestnut.
PaILADELPaIA,

the general excitement goods at old prices our
may assured that large force will do their best
to supply all that can waited these short days. The increase
clerks quite noticeable but at times in the day it far
from ample Please take kindly disappointment in not being
again. We have lately gotten hold of lots
Of Dress Goods that ORDERS and sold to
a sacrifice As very desirable quote in Ladies' Dress
Goods
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Don't catch cold, bu; if you do, moth
ipg willm the requirements of the
rase ~ well as DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
p. G 25 cents.
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SEE! SEE!! SEE!!!
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS AT
Il. M. WIER'S,
l2O0 MARKET STREET. 1909

Carnberries, &c quart, peaches &c. quart; ;
dried apples, &C., &C., &C., Zoe. pound; evap-
GRATED apples, lsc. n gallon cans peaches
SOc. can q pound can peaches, sc; one
gallon can apples. 3Oc, pound can honey
S0c,; pound prunes, DC. pound figs,
25c. table peaches 2Oc. can ; box raislns,
~ boz raisins, gOc st. Gable oatsup, 25c
bottle, II Ia excellent; plums, 3Oc. n cher
ries. 25c. h sweet oil l0c. bottle 8 glasses
Jelly, 25c 4 glasses jelly, 5c. =; 3 bottles
catsup, &c. rine mixtures. NC II paper.
shell almons. SOC. h Bradbury Ginger
Cracknalis. 25c. box our Soc tea IL excel
lent! our. Ice coffee is the best in the city
for the price. A trunk full of apples, SOC
our sc. flour is good sauer-kraut Sc. quart
fine Irish dulce, l6c. n
IN cakes for 2Oc.; buck wheat, &c. borax
soap, &c toilet soap, &c. cake the whitest
sugar in the city Tor the price 3ns mi nee
meat, 25c.; Ans apple butter, 2c. honey
drips, lsc. quart; best syrup, lOc. quart /;
washing crystal, l2c. dozen. At
4. NJ. WIER'S,
dece-6t. l20e Market street,
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Q1 OOO returns in 20 days on 900 In =
UlIOO vested. Oncial reports FREQ
Like proflts weekly on stock options OF el0
to $50. Address T. Potter Wight Co..
Bank ers, 8 Wall St.. N. Y. ssoe-aawly.
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Local stock aud Bends.

Nat,onai ~ nj n DelaVarO. rO........... 40
rirst NaiiOial Bank 137
Union National BAnk. ~
National RAnk VII. and BrAndyWine.. "
Farmers Bank. %
vim instOn Coal 0a1 Company..."... "
ISelavare X r. 20. ...,,.............. n
OelAware Western r r 90 Stock, y
Phila. vii. d Baltimore X. 4 Co..... 66A
Win 4 Northern X. r. .Co............. -
Delaware Fire Ins. On.
Wilmington City g..
Wilmington City Se....................O So. .O4
New Castle County Loan, ,s:..:.. ........ ~ ~
Delaware Railroad. drnt NOFtgaGo...... lod
Oolavare RsilrOad, extension. ...,,,..lO lO2
WI, Passenger Railway oc. ist mors.. el
Masonic Hall Ca Bonds. 81
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THE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
601 MARKE-T STREET.

DO2 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY Ath, 1881.
Open to receive deposits daily from A.
M, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and sat
urday evenings from to 8 o'clock.
SEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawnt
they are accounted M deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their intsresI
twice in each year.
MANA0ERS.
Clement H. smyth, George w. Bush,
Chas. w. Townsend George 8. Capelle,
Nathan'l X. Benson, NJ. L. LichenstelB,
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington
w. Hastings, Job II. Jack son,
| Edward Pusey, VIM. H. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-Iy Il. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
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DRESS GOODS.
<0-insh Livadian Pskin, Rt ti.
%e-ineh Armurines. Al 81.
%s.ineh Canels Hair. at d.
As-i.ch shosda Cloth. at q.
4e-inch Fouls Saline Cloth, atSi.
>s-inch SILK Mixed suitings. at 81.
Sa-inch Ladies Cloth ut ei.
"a inch Plaid Monte Cloth, at si.
4eipsh French Plaids, at 75c'
+s-inch Striped sultings, at 6or.
4einch Co.orsd French Merinos, at 15c.
s8-insh Lupin's Colored Merinos, at SOC.
58-inch Lupin's Coiored Merinos, at 45c.
le-inch all wool French su,tings, at 4oc.
q inch Striped Monte Cloth, at 5lsc.
French Trimming Novelties. ot 0oc.
Silk Mixed suitings. at a7Ifc.
All Wool su'tings, st 25..
Camel's Hair suitings, at 2Oc.
Aberdeen suitings. at Isc.
27-inch Imperial satines, at I21zc,
striped Monte Cloth, at IOc.
JOHN WANAMAKER
TO HOUSE FURNISHERs.
IL ought tn be membered that we hay
lot OF Down Comfortables. which wei
bought under great advantages In EuroT
by our buyer on the spot. that we can Sc
almost fny per cent. less than al M lost NJ
thing now offered In this market. We b,
iteve In A merican goods, but this was a
opportunity we could not pass.
A full-sizen Down Comfortable. sol
clean, light weight and warm IA toast
frice eS.15 as long as present lot lasts.
Crib and Cradie-size, from sI,65 to
each, as long as present lot lasts.
Those who do not like weighty b.
coverings will fnd these Down Comfor
ables delightfully."- warm and very light.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
CIR A N =
PHIJA1
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r,rs.@sas s.S C....ssp-ssl. Q

@rtx ,s5 ron. Oel.. bee. u 1879.
Il ;-ut stock quUsaIiOns furnlsned "
H-ald A Co.. clayton House Building
Wire incton, BEL. at n Il. to-day:
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(SIRST NATIONAL BANk
Il OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
Paid mp Capital, $500. 600.
| Philadelphia and New York Exchange
| furnished TO regular Depositors without
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Discount days. Mondays and Thursdays
at $50 A. M.
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The King of Kings.

JOHN OF ABYssINIA DEMANDS THIg1
THOUSAND PoUNDs-EGIpT skN1
SEVERAL THOUSAND ARMED MIN.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-06
FIFTH EDITION.
PREACHERS' MEETING.

The meeting of the Preachers Asso-
c alton met this morning and opened
in the usual manner. The question to
be discussed was, "What hlndeIs the re-
newal of religion?"
President Mann opened the discussion
in reference TO the ques ion i'll his own
church. Bro. Garrett gave his views on
the subject which were not very compli-
mentary to the church; he thought that
the church should exhort worldly people
to seek religion he also thought that
the church had too much form about it,.
He also, in few remarks referred to the
remarks that had been made by Bro.
Mann in regard to the Y. NJ. G. a.
He closed by saying that he thought
that the pastors of the churches should
do more than they are now doing.
Rev. j. l.. Houston arose for tue pur-
pose of replying TO the remarks made by
Mr.. Mann at the Union meeting on
Monday morning, wherein he changed
his opinion from blaming the mcmbers
to blaming the ministers for the lack OF
religion at the present day. MIR, Hous-
ton continued for fome time in his usual
manner, and thought that the ministers
were to blame for one thing--not taking
care of Gods poor. lie was called tO
order by the chair, but was afterwards
allowed to go on in his remarks. Not
speaking TO the point he was obliged To
surrender the floor
Rev. a. ID. Davis was the next speaker
who made some very sensible remarks
ABOUT the church, including its Bishops,
ministers aud humblest members, aud
gave as his reason that the church had
n"i a great revival was because the mi n
lst,i, hnd not enough of God in their
hearts the church had too much form
and not enough OF vital Goodness.
kev II. Sauderson followed, and took
the same view cf the question as MIR
Davis, and further said thpt they (tht
mlmsters) wanted more OF the Joy OF
GCds salvation in their heart, before
they could teach SINNERS the way OF tn,
LuId
Rev. a. D. DAVIS WAS called to til,
chair and Rev. j. B Mann took the ilool
for the purpose OF replying to the re
marks of Rev. j. l.. Houston. He wa
strongly In favor of helping God poor
he also believed as Bros. Davis and San
derson, IN regard TO salyation be alsc
thought that the members of the churci
shouted too much aud md liltle or nG
wo.k. He thought that the church WA
like Noah's ark, IT took in the clean an,
unclean and he was OF the opinion ktha
OF the churches of tins city did not d,
more the work OF "Ichabob' would b,
written upon them.
The meeting was closed by.a few re
marks from Rev j. l.. Houston, and tn
bcnedlcllOn.
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A Sunday Morning Robbery.

esterday morning, between II and }
O'Clock, party of thieves entered the
mill of w. ii. Lee * Sons. situated at
Sixteenth and Market streets, by prying
op' II the window. They ransacked the
Office and succeeded in carrying away
about 100 pounds of -four, quantity Of
watchmaker's tools belonging to Ziba
Ferris, a number of stencil-cutting i'm
plements and number of other small
articles. They also brobe open the outer
door of a Lilly safe that was in the
Office, but The inner door resisted their
efforts. After scattering things generally
upon the floor they left, but as they were
passing over the bridge Officer Dnsmore
esped them ard ordered them to halt,
The command hf the officer they dis
obeycd, and after he had made a second
command, they accelerated their speed
Ihls action on the part or the two men
aroused the suspicious of the officer and
he imr ediatcly gave chase, at tho same
time discharglng his revolver. At SIX
teenth and French they dropped the iioul
and table cover, which was taken il
charge by the officer, aud are now AT tn,
police Ctlice.
During the day Sergeant Jones All,
officer Dinsmore arrested Juck O'Hari
and Harry Zebley. At hearing befor
the Mayor O'Hara was discharged, bu
Iebley was held in bail for a furthe
hearing.
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THIRD EDITION
THE COLD SPELL BROKEN.
THAT FRIGID WAVE MOVING
EASTWARD.

1T LEAVES NUMBERS OF VESSELS FAST IN
THE ICE-A SCARCITY OF orsrRhs
AND COAL PREDICTED.
The back bone of the cold snap Is bro
ken. The cold wave, as the scientists
call it., is making rapid strides toward
classic Boston and other points of intel
lectnahty in the land of pork and beans
In the far west, where the extreme cold
first made its appearance, great change
has come over affairs during the past
twenty-four hours.
The track of the inclement weather
has passed the north and east, and the
extremes experienced here IA couple oil
days ago are beginning TO be felt. For In
stance, IN Albany, n. Y, it was four de-
gress colder yesterday than on Saturday
In Burlington, VI, 8 degrees colder; l in
New London; in New York city; ia
Oswego. The thermometer at Portland,
Me-, shows that it was four degrees
warmer yesterday, while in! Boston it was
3 degrees warmer.
The wave seems to travel with great
deliberation, and it is expected that II
will strike the tar east to-day some time.
1t does not lose any in its moving across
the country, but seems to hold It's own
very well.
The Weather Bureau reports show the
condition OF the atmosphere at the va
rious points in the country where the
cold wave first appeared. All these indi-
Nla.nF
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A BAD CUSTOMER.

On SATURDAY. evening about ten O'Clock
WIN Campbell, went to the restaurant
of VIM. Downing, corner OF Third and
NJ arket streets, and called tor something
to eat After his wants had been sup.
Piled he refused to pay for them, aud
upon the proprietor demonstrating with
him, he not only refused 10 pay hut
struck Mr.. Downing Ia the face. Word
was sent to the police office, aud officer
Payne was detailed TO arrest the obstre.
porous person. Upon arriving at the
scene he arrested Campbell and started
with him to the hall While going up
Market street they were met by "a man
named John Stylre who endeavored Ia
rescue Campbell from the officer. In the
scuiiie that ensued Campbell escaped,
but was subseque ntly arrested by the
same officer at Front and Market streets
and taken to the City Hail \ warrant
wa, procured d for the arrest of 5 wire
who was arrested later III the evening
At "A hearing before the Mayor ycSt.r
day morning Campbell was required t,
pay IS and costs, and Slylre $40 an,
costs