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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

steamship crashed through the side of the gentle
mems cabin and carried away about twenty ieet on
the joiner work. There were few passengers on une
ferryboat, AID one was injured slightly. The pilot
of the ferry boat stated last evening that ne pew
the whistle to show that he should cross the bows
of the steamship, but the pilot of the later Nesse
paid no attention TO his signal After the collision
the steamship went on its way up the river ho1
waiting to see what damage had been done.
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Catarrlh al
POISON

Wei De Meyers Treatise Ga tarrh explains tho FOL
lowing important facts:
l. That Catarrhal Colds become poisonous infection.
at first local, and finally constitutional
That constitutional the Infection Is beyond rho
reach Of mere local remedies.
8 That impurities IN the nostrs necessarily swat
lowed into nd inhaled into the lungs thus
the Digestive. Respiratory and uournary
gans.
L. Tha, Catarrhal virus follows the nurus membrane
ana Deafness Dyspepsia. Chronic DaIrhol Bron-
chitis Leucorrhna and Consumption
g. Tint smokes DoaChcs Inhaiarions and insclub'e
snufs cannot possibly infectious Inflammation
the organs named.
That anidoic for Caarrh must possess inocua-
tive affinity for and the quality Of beng absorbed by the
purulcnt mucus wherever located.
Based upon these plain theories DIR. Wei DC Meyers
Coiarr Cur, has proved to be nalibe 1t only
Iieves 1t cures Caarrh At any Home testimony
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS


FIN Arenue Hofel-ReaI-Adm'ral Melancthon
smith u = NJ dc Franco Mriser for neaaa as ~
W,ddefown N Y and Attorney General schoonmaker
Wr,,sor Hote-Ex senator Alexander Ramsey, oil MIME
s,ta Toncr ssman Jolu Newberry. OF Michigan; hugh
fiddle Albert Keep and Marvin Hurhtt OF Chc,go
Rysraor, House-Frankn II. Gowen. OF fhiladeOhla
Nec York Hoe-Judce William J. Wallace oi syracuse
Jyod,na civil Engineer A. O. Menocai, u = Nj e1.
a,or N T. Wood 81 syracuse william McMichael of
pbadrlphia -. IrrL iu,n.e Hcfei-Wliam ID bishop Oh
senar, ,onn METROPOLITAN Hos-Howard j. keofe or
OF Penn syvania coleman House-General John &. hoo ~,
son OF N GNSsN Honst-Aelh lnalcI' VI
Toos,ek Fails n Y -. Everett House-Mss Clara Morris
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THE TINE TO STRAY."-ParsOn Seated
alone. the evening OF ife your thoughts, friend
must Outlines wander TO many subjects" Aged Rus
tie: Yes. they does. sir. Mostly aSuDdays when you
DO approaching.
AN IRISH HowL.-Mr. OFlanaean: Well
Barney, when you your landlord nloighi
put coat you" Barney: Is 1t coat, your Honor
shure thin, the ownly daceDt I'll he having list
bundle OF how stitched tigethurr. aud rag else
-ond that same IN pawn-bad cess TO IL intorly."-
Judy.
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER INTERESTS

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 2.-The Mississippi
Valley River Improvement Convention met to-day in
the Board o. Trade building Its object IL the collection
OF statistics aud keep the subject OF river improve
ment before Congress in order TO obtain necessary
propriations Fourteen States have appointed Commits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
snr r4se. 7O7 sun ... 433 Clock slow On L.
Moon Ices. sJ7 Noon souths 800 Moons sgs a,y. 20
hfoH wArsu ro-Dtf-A AZ.
sandy 1886 Gov Island lIl2 Hell 3lis O41
WATER rJpAr-P
sandy Hook. 1893 Gov Is4ni ll:3o hs GAO l0l
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EXPLOSION OF SEWER GAS.

An explosion was caused yesterday at 3:f5 p. m.
by the sudden ignition of sewer gas manhoie of
the sewer in Dover-st., between Franklin-square
and water-st James Duffy clearing out the
sewer connection with No. Dover-st. With a
small brass kerosene lamp lighted in bis hand be
raised the cover Of the manhole in the centre OF the
street and in an instant the gas exploded. Duffy
was blown back some distance and ieli lnsensible.
His night eve was nearly put out, and his face was
cut and scoIched. The lamp was found yards away.
A policeman a rod distant. was nearly Knocked
down and the covers of ali the manhOles near by
were blown of. Many paues OF glass IN the win
dows on the block were shattered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
IN oftho organs Of tenraon, DO speedily aud radically
boxes are usually sulsient Price Per6e. sr Soxs~ sh
ChsmistA 80 john 81 kewy0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

FERRYBOAT STRUCK BY A STEAMER.
As the fcrrybost Pavonia was entering the slip at
the foot of Warren-st. ut about p. IN. yesterday
a was struck abaft the wheel by of the steam
sh,ps of the Old Dominion Line. The bow Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
PASSENGERS ARRIYED.
rnoM IIyERpoor-DY STE AMsrIp rNcLAyD.

IRON LIvERPoOI-DY STEAMSHIP ENGLAND.
DisirusL Mr. Onslow. 7 and family Robinson, T..
Trewaney. Mr.. Rutfer. MT ltoblnson, Miss X.
Widg.ry- Cr iswOd, Overs, a. %. Hobin.on Mrr.
Mrs kirkman. T. Walker. Mrs. and
Delmas, MIRA TAFT, MI. family
BishOp q. W. Jackson, MI Dyrent0rth, q.
Hysiop, j. owen, ]. Il. Hail, Mr.,
Byslop. Master A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

of putting pennies into the box at sunday school, TIL
last Sunday when he came running iuto the house III
hreathlcss hurry and shouted Mamma snant save
M my pennies any more. The mOncy don't go up to
GOD saw Mr.. Kelly take Il and put ia his pocket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

DISEASES of MEN and NERVOUS DEBlL-
hITi spec atty Dr. Hunter 100 W. 45thst near 9th ave
lust OPENED,
- fine assortment OF DECORATED DINNER SETS from
COPELAND, MINTON. WILDWOOD &c
Also a good variety Of FANCY GOODS. suitable for
HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL PRESENTS
Low Prices.
r. NJ. BRUNDIGE $50 BROADWAY.
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Cured! Cured Cured! Cured

W. d. WOODS. 4Si Broadway =. w. cured Of Chronic
Catluh
A. b. THORN. Insnr- nee Agent, 1873 M0ntaCncs Brook
lyn SELF and son r.d ~ Chronic CatsTrh."
G. L. BRUSH. AS Broadway y. Y; Cured Of 10 years
CataTrh."
Mrs J. swAeTz Jr. geo Warren ST.. N. " Cured o, is
years catarrh'
A. MCKINNEY. II. II. Pres. 80 Breadst. NJ Y; My
lily experienced hmm dlaie relief"
A. +. DUMONr, BOZ Broadway. ~ Y, with Leshcr Whit
man & 60; Tho cure has done me much good
packages foe riends."
DR.. L. q. DuKKIN dentist 30i Ghave. y. Y; Cured Of
Catarrhal Influenza"
CHAs O'NEIlI. mcfchant, $50 Broadway " V: Cured
of Catarrhal Influenza"
J. u. MCDONALD, patterns 40 Broadway. " v: Member
Of family cured OF 80 years Catarrh.
&c, &C. sc, &C, &c. &c
real this terrible masdy is the important
discovery the relief Of human suffering
Wei De Movers Cuturrh Cure IS sold by all Duggss
delivered by ID. DEWEY & Co.. 40 Deyst, ". ", for
81 so package To clubs six packages for 81 So Dr.
Wei De Meyers Treatise. with full explanations and
overwhelming proofs 10 postpaid and sent tree any
body.
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IAnouncements.l

DR.. C. w. BENsON's CELERY AND CHAMOMLE
Pills preparoh expressly TO cuIe sick headache nery os
and Will cure any 500 Postage free
sold BY all druggists NewYOrs Office 9th first noor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

Wonderful cures daily recorded by the use
Of the HOLMAN CO.'S Pad Belt and auxiiarfes.
Absorp,ivo Ilasters and Medicatei PootBaths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

WINCHEsTER's IiYPOPHOsPHrrEs
VIII cure Consumption. Coughs. Bronchitis. Debility 60
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
THE billiard TOURNAMENT.

One of the most important and interesting games
Of the billiard tournament was played Saturday at
Tanmany Hall. Its Importance centred in the fact
that the contest was between schaefer and Sexton.
Schaefer had previously won OF the eight games
allotted him, and had lost none. while Sexton had
won five with only defeat The first prize. there
fore, will be received 10y one of these twO uuess,
as was rendered probable by the result of Satur-
days game, there should be tie In that game Sex
ton won by 96 points, though with only apOOr aver
age-l057. 1 he other games on Saturday were be-
tween DAILY and KndOlphe, won by DAILY; and be-
tween Siosson and Carter, won by Carter.
This afternoon Carter and Heiser will play and
in the evening the contests will be between Sexton
and DAILY, and Schaefer and SlossOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

Correction change Marshall Cove and Margare;ye lights
BAY cf FGudy -. @, ,.....
Shes. H. correction. .. -.
No Of Chart H. TuIe River and Gulf Of 1t. Lawrence.
sheet H. wreck on Chathan Mass u =
No Of Chart. H. Title Northeast Coast N0rth Amerc@
Sheet III. correction. e--.,..
No OF Chart 4O7 Title Port OF Vera Cruz correction
BIanQuila Reef CUR of Mex
leo Vera cruz.
No Chart Title. Punta DegaGa to Anton Lzardo
No OF Chart 7O5 TITLE Gulf Coast of Mexico sheet IL
same correction. -. ~,
No Of Chart. a. Title. Gu OF Mexico. etc. Sheet w.
correction. ~,
40 Of Chart 81 Title Cult Of Mexico etc, Sheet H.
Correction, wreck Iuspan Bank - 60
No OF Chart 10J. Title, Gulf Of Mexico Sheet IL eano
correction. ,r,.
Chart. 36O. Title. Martinique. Correction, VsDliy
of CaIavolc Light ~ mites. So, g..
No ,fChari. So Title, Gulf Of Mexico. Sheet VI same
correction ,,-u
No. Of Chart 4O Title windward Islands Same correction
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
ACCUSED OF ExroRrING MONEY BY THREATS.

ACCUSED OF EXrORIING MONEY BY THREATS.
The examination OF DR.. Theodore II. Sayre,
the sixtlave. druggist, who accused by his former
clerk l.. T.. Prav OF an attempt u backmaIl him. was
be gun before Justice Smith the Yorkvlle Police Court
on Saturday. SIR. Pray testified that In March, 1873
Dr. sayre asked him for a loan. When ii was refused
Dr. sayre said you've got TO let have some
money or I'll make you. You can afford TO give me
81 OOO to keep my mouth shut" By repeated threats
OF running his reputation. the druggist persuaded him
10 sign note for 800. Ex-Judge Fullerton coIn-
sci for Dr. sayre cross-cxamlned MI Pray and moved
for dismissal OF the proceedings. This denied
and the case Will be CONTINUED Wedncsday.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
RUINED BANKS N NEW-JERsEY.

A pFFAVITING COMPLICATIONS BROUGHT
ABOUT BY CONGRESSMAN voORnIs.
The examination of The books of the Somerset
County National B,nk. at Someryille, y. j. which
WA, begun last week after the sudden disappearance
cf N-Cashier Frcch. shows that the bank is in a
very bad condition. The examination made by
a committee appointed by the stockholders. PreS-
dent John V. Ncghte. ~ January last, swore TO Il
statement OF the condition Of the institution show
Ing II to be- IN fouTShing condition. The inVest-
CATION which MAS concluded oa Friday. shows that
at the Time Mr.. Ncghtc sworc 10 his statement the
bank had no surplus fund. aud that one half of Us
caiIf1l stock had been completely wiped Ont. The
bank was organized in 1915, but Of its 500, 900
capital stock only 1000 was paid mp The COM
mttee claims that the stockholders VIII have
only $J3.OOo IN assets 10 snow inr tne
oIriull outlay of $4,000. OF the SJ3 900
only ~ 900 Is cash, the balance being represented
bv bonds mortgages ana real estate. IL Is alleged
that ex-.ashlcr FIcch has robbed the bank of
about $40. 900 IN cash within Che last three wears.
The + ,ard q! Directors placed 10000 IN notes in
The hands Of the banks attorney Tor collection, but
the most OF them worthless lac directors viii
hold "a meeting this week aud decide whether to re-
urraniz. the INSTITUTION let IL 90 into liquidation.
IL The OchLO!dtTs Of the liTst National Bank of
Harkcnslck, y. j., Oi which Congressman NOO!lnS
was the pres dent. and whose unfortunate specnla-
fions aud operations i'm real estate caused tire serious
financial embarrassment of the bank, held meeting
Saturday morning. TIC stOcl, owned by Congress
man Noorhis was represented bV Conrad " Jordan,
the cashier OF the ThIl National Bank of tins
city. Mr. Jordan sand much money could be saved
b. going INTO voluntary liquidation aud II II should
be deemed advisable 10 reopen the bank II would
b. rca ~ for business agan III about month.
This niau was adopted by "a unanimous vote. Abr,in
Coilard. one of the directors Mas elected to act
liduIdatOr Mr.. Jordan. Robert Baylis, James Chris
tic l.. /. C.NOung aud John SWinDuine, were made
an advisory committee.
A meeting of the Board Of Directors of the Hack
ensack savings liapE, OF which Mr. NCorhis i also
president, was held saturday afternoon with closed
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
soUATTERs ON THE WEST SIDE.

The removal of the sbanties on the West Side,
above Fifty-ninth-st, is exciting the attention of
property-owners. The huts are occupied by squat
ters who pay nothing for their of the land. The
completion of the elevated railroad through Ninth
ave- has tended 10 stimulate building 0n the West
Side, but the property owners are unable In many
cases to rid their lots of these Improbable tenants
At meeting of the West Side Association Saturday
q committee was directed 10 ascertain from the De-
partment Of Public Works the proper course to pur-
sue,
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

were held Saturday in the Yorkvie Police Court
in 800 bail. The tickets were taken Dy hol''nS
from the gate-box. Some Of them were given 10
Agramonte, who rcsold them; others were traced 10
George +. White, conductor, WHO also sou sou .
lie was arraIgned Yesterday at the lorkvile Court
nd Nas cd
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

FTnh Arcnnc Hoiel-Thomas de Franco; Minister
for ~irararta 10 Italy: Judge f. Morrison OF san tra
80 fsserhlymar Il II, pburn OF Cotton y. y; Thomas
Allen Ir,sdcnt oi tho Louis Iron Mountain AM south
ern aroad COMPANY and NJ r. Ingalls, Receiver o the IN
danapoIis Cincinnati and Lafayette Railway company
yrS Uoiei-Judge o. A. LOchrane OF Georgia, AMI John
n smytl 81 Albany .GtSeH H0HscGenerai charles
Cruft 81 Indiana Fqrt rsIue Hoiet-kx Congressman
a n N,ttfson OF Utica ~ SfuFterdnt H0usepaymastcr j.
H. Nelson u. A.. lrsroorf HoussnThe Hon Hush
Iowthcr ireland, and Clement Hugh Hill OF B1son
Union square Aote-Mayor solomon scheu, OF Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
MARINE INIELLIGLNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

gun r,ses... COS sun .. 436 Clock slow l3,o "a
Moon scts.... 25s Noon sorths $50 Moons age iv ii
BigH NAlRh TO.DAf-..M
sandy Hook. 1856 GOV. island. 45s Hen Gars. 047
HiGH wATEg rO-DAT-PH N.
Sandy Hook. 42O Gov. ls4nd.. 5l5 Hell Gats 7O7
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
HYDROGRdPHIC REPORT.
HYDnoGRArmc OFFICE. CHART DkPsEIN

HYDEOGRAPIIlc OFFICE CHART DKPAKTHEyr,
WAsHISCToS. Nov 20 1879
The following the of tho United state. Hydro
graphic Onice or The week ending November 90 1879.
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING THE WEEK.
80 % Chart. 743 Title. France West Coast Sheet VT
Correction change In light Pitiras Isle, Gronde River
OF Chart 2S3. Title. Mediterranean sea, Sheet III
rcesabhment OF two red lights Quarantine
Mole, odessa, Black Sea, Russia.
no OF Chart, $50. Mediterranean Sea Outline Chart
correction.
No Chart 2Ss Title East Coast North America Sheet
~. Correction automatic signal buoy OF coast
OF Maryland. u. :.
Correction. new lights At Lemyig LhInuord Esbjere
Deep. and on Pakhus Point fanOs Island Jutiand
Ne Of Chart oos. Title, Bay Of fundy, Northern Part
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

When you see man with a gun on his
shoulder and three dogs NJ his heels making across Tie
country needn't feel bad for the rabbits Hen miss
"a crow TWO, find few frozen apples fall into creek
aud return home believing he has had laundering biz
tme.-fDctrOit Free Press.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

Nervous debility and weakness of generatiye
organs positively cured hy ALLEYS BRAN FOOn. Price 81
Uitm m stor House Ziiz LAO broadway Crittenon
Gth.ave; Allen, 3l5 lst-aye. send for circular
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

Not a window or door of your house can be
left open opened without your kIOweige by using the
Holmes burglar Alarm Iele graph. 5lS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

Like oil upon troubled waters is the inl
ence TaLFs HONEY HOsEHOuND AID TAR upon u cold
PIKE's 1OOTBACnE DROi- cure IN one minute.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

Have yOn kidney trOnblcs The case i.
very far gone does Weld permanent cure an,
IN rapid manner under the ot the HOLMAN LIVER Pal
co Pad Absorptive Pl.ters Onice S62 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

The season of ulsters, furs, and Knox.
fashionable and artistic shapes Of genemen's hats
rived great activity prevails at TnR haers 2l2 Broad
way ard FIfth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

CIRlC1URE, Impotence and Diseases of ths
- Generauye organs radically and eursL uoIr,S
@ aud tO1. HENRY A.DASIELS. M. d. a
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
TIE LADIES, ARr ASSOCIATION.

The LADIES' Art Association gave reception
Saturday afternoon at its rooms at No. 21 West
Fourtecnth-st. Between and o'clock the
rooms Oh the second and third floors were crowded
The association. which numbers about ninety men,
hers. and has been leading an active existence for
twelve years is for the moment princi paly in
terested in China painting and the making of enl-
iroidery. Saturdays art exhibition was varied,
Int the principal interest OF il centred IN the
China and embroidery lent for the occasion by the
ladies of the association. Miss Hctta l.. Ii. Ward,
member OF the association, recently returned from
England where she went to study China under
glazing al the Dalton Factory, Lambeth. Yesterday
She exhibited undergiazng of her own DONG that
received much commentator. Many drawings of
much merit were exhibited, and not the least in-
teresting the crude, but rather surprising, ex
periments of children ten and twelve years Of age
with water colofs.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
lAnOuncements.l

WINCHEsTER's IIYPOPHOsPHTrES
VIII cure Consumption, Coughs. Bronchitis DEBILITY. co
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

STEALING ELEVATED RAILROAD TICKETS
Several employees Of the Metropolitan Elevated
Railroad have been detected In stealing tickets.
Anson b. Rollins, gsteman, aud Pietro Agramonte,
ticket agent at the Forty-seeond Street Station,
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
STATEN ISLAND.

MIDDIETOwN.-Many taxpayers of Mlddetown
have filed a protest with the Town Board against
the latter auditing any more bills for carriage hire
RIcHMoND.-On Januaty Richmond County bonds
TO the amount of $50, 600 will fail due The
Richmond County Board of Supervisors Will meet
tomorrow 10 equa.ize the amount of taxes to be
raised III the various towns III the ensuing year.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
WHITE PiAINs.-Surrogate Coffin, of Westchester
County has decided that lie can issue naturallza-
tlOn papeIs.
, 1879-02-07

REAL ESTATE,


Tho following Instruments were died for
record Thursday, Feb u:
tIry PROPERTY.
Washington 1t, 80 !.l0 It q Vt Fifth ar,u
{. :tuxib IT, dated lau. .3 (J0hu Bsnel
~ llGheY atrAHxI ............v IL, aVV
Wcst Eighteenth pate, lU5!s It " OF Flax
gt, +. 25xnS II. Improved, tlntal Fab.
> Ida 9yltas tu Joseph Pf1kesI. ...... $40
WeAt Seventeenth II. bet May md Fisk.
~. .txt.4's. 1lttt Jan. 10 {Cbarlrs
tec!ssts tu Insef Skala, ..,..... ....". 621
West Seventeenth Vt. I'll II . of Centrs
~. .sf. 4nd = VI 14xl.4 It. 4ated Feb.
d !Ja*eph sk4aa II join kowAfsk]..... SEQ
Hubbard Vt, bl tslt " 0l Leaylit, y I. .4K
1t0 q. dLfed jan. tthatles ]. Hull 10
. laft4 AoluheyI 700
AuEFay IT, " cor VI kcssGth, . +. NRd!s
Nf f.axlU0 II, dnlcd Jun. II tNiianl J.
H'nninH Rnu vile ~ Il. hchwaEtxI..... zoo
North Htlls 1t. 27!& 1t Z Of Wendell. Y T.
27.4xluO It. dated july Is. tb7S tJohn
,.uafrtat 10 William +. Ls.slbs -. 49,. 5000
Muskct II, Oi II n Ut Auans, Y H. und Ii
0l GD II running to EtseFs dated lAa 21,
ttteofye II. Stuart 10 christopher 8. .
Ehsteseou}. l7.00O
soryH uF caTf L1xITa, wlTlilA 4 AAAits or sky4x
NtIE4 " TIN G0rnT-MurHE.
Forty -si11h II. v Of and near WcntA otth
~, Ut, 1uUxltl II ahd n I, 40Ozla9 1T,
with euxlil II NEAR tbs R1ovo. dated
Jan. - 4ticas4s II. stuart " chr1slo.
phes y. Pattsrson)..,. ......"- ~ IL, 600
, 1879-02-07
RUSH AND pAULMAE.

III tho other charge upon which the Coutnis-
lee decided to hcar evidence, It Ia alleged thnt
judge b!N'yctt callcd two Of The Jurors In tho
Kush md Pahtman case into Ills chamber and
informed them Tint lie must hagc a verdict Of
guilty; that the jurors returned to their fclnws.
ntitl the accused wcr0 convicted; that tho at-
tornera Of Hush and pahlu,an heard OF this,
n,nt told Judge Btolgctt II ho Imprisoned .tllur
wout,l mako n disclosure uf tho manner II,
which f.o had secured their conviction. nul, for
fear s,t sucl. disclosure, Judge B'0dgett int-
posed II penalty upon Rush ,tIl rahman tess
tllan the nlnlnlunl allowed by law.
, 1879-02-07

Long clears quoted At s4.1i iuos0 and 81. 10
boxcd Cumbesanda. 81. 7hlbG % boxed long cut
hams. 5?tb7!ic: swcet.pck1ed hans. 7Gs7!+c for
averages; green shoulders, a.lG1Ja.c.
l'acon qnGted at 4'3Gt4si Tor shoulders. 6ds5i4c
for short ribs, g. 01Kc for short clears 6WHtic
for hanls, all cnnvased and hacked.
qNrAtE-Wat quoted At 50 ,U0&at 40 for No. l
white, 4si0Ic for good yellow, and 4.&Gt}sc for
brown.
NEEF PR0DUfrTS--Nero steady and quiet at
81. o0G1B. ~ for meas. 4s. 90 for extra mess,
and Sib. 76SllU. u for hams.
TALLow-WAs quiet at U3tGD04c for city, and hT
9Uc for cpnntrY.
, 1879-02-07

clIneiuG 1rrssss arc goin9 siuwly, but surely,
out Of tast!on; tlcd-bavk arcsses have beeo.ns
carntsI baA nat.c from tho fact TINT inyuslisY.
tlon has proved TINT muuy VI tho women drown
ri Ut t!,c wreck Vi The Princess Alice owed tleir
utter inability to help themselves, or to sustain
themselves whcu lulp Was Elyru tilrn,. 10 lklu
fact VI t,er being tHculAherel with tue tIxlIt-
cilnginx skirts, which held them down.