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1w The sBellaire, Beaver Valley, and
Shawnee Railroad enterprise is making
come progress. At recent meeting oi
incorporators Temporary Organization
was effected by the appointment Of Col.
j. Fl. SULLIVAN as Superintendent and
General Manager, W. H. ATKsS-
SON, Sec. and Treasurer, and an adyiso-
ry committee OF three With instructions
to purchase stock books, employ engi-
4neers, &c. There is very excellent
feeling slong the proposed route and an
anxious inquiry for meetings and infor-
nation. Col. SULLIVAN Is doing alarge
amount OF valuable work in developing
this enterprise, and deserves to be en-
couraged by the people Of ,Bellaire.-
Bellaire Tribune.
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MARRIED On November 9th, by A,
HosKINsos,s Esq, of Lee township, Miss
MARIAN LoY to Mr.. ANDREW j MELoTT.
On December 25th, 1879, by Rev. C
AuLENBAcE, Miss KATE SCHNEIDER to
Mr. ALBERT. .TscHArPAr. 7i'a
On November goth, by the same, MISS
LANDoRA ELsoN to Mr.. ..WILLIAM ANGUS
b. On December Oath, by W. H. HAWK
ms, Esq, of Perry township, Miss SA'
RAHE. EARLEY to Mr.. JOSEPH BRIaas
On December, 3lst, by Rev, M. M
PoLEocK, Miss MILE P. MARTIN tt
Mr.. JAMES L. AMOS.
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.eFThe membefs of the Woodsfeld
Building Association assembled at the
Court House on the 5th inst, and elect.
ed the following fficers to serve for the
ensuing year:
DIREcroRs.-Dr. T. n. ARMSTRONG,
Dr., I.P. FAaouHAR, J. B DRlees, A. J.
PEARSON, JAMES S. SMITH, c. F. LAUEN-
STEIN and FkED. SroEHR.
DR. ARMsTRosa was elected President,
DzvrD OKEr. Secretary and T. o. Cas-
TIE, Treasurer.
Over two hundred shares, have been
subscribed and an effort is being made
to increase the subscription list to 500
shares. ES -
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A Night With Charles Dickens at
the Lyceum.

, Friday night last was DICKENS Night
at the Lyceum which held forth at the
M. e Church.
The inscription over the pulpit, CHAs
Dickens, in evergreens, reminded the
audience that selections and characters
from the works of that world renowned
author we're to be the, subjects for, the
evening. In the rear OF the pulpit ivy
green was gracefully suspended on the
wall, about a bust of Dickens, which
itly represented the fact that the poem
entitled "Ivy Green " was the only ONT
CHARLES DICKENS ever claimed to be the
author of.
The first performance was quartette
entitled "Dancing over the Waves."-
Miss MATTE oKEr at the Piano, Miss
JOSIE OKEY, Miss HArrlE HILL. T. O
CASTLE and W. B WADDELL
Criticisms on 'Longfellows Night by
w. H, RIDER consisted of reading the
definition of criticisms from WEBSTER
In closing he awarded credit to all the
performers d 81
JOHN B. DRIaas, Esq delivered lee,
ture on the life Of Dickens; the matter
was well prepared and excellently pre-
sented. At the close Mr.. DRIaa, was
roundly applauded. e., t9aA
Vocal Dnett. Miss JOSIE OKEr and Mr.
w. B WADDELL. r
"The Death of Little Paul." was read
by Miss AGNES SMITH.
"Sam's Valentine" selection from
"Plckxick Papers," was read by JOHN
W. HAWKINS, Esq, and "breught down
the house," several times. s,rr
Z The poem, "The Ivy Green" was sung
by Miss MARY NORRIS, Mrs. WEST at
the Piano. The chorus runs:r e q S
"Creeping where no life is seen
A rare old plant Is the ivy green"
"The interview between Mrs. Bar
dell and Mr.. Pickwick" was read by
Miss ELLA MAY MORRIS, in clear tones
which were distinctly heard in all parts
of the house. This was one Of the best
performances Of the evening. ala
The performances throughout were
interesting All the actors acquitted
themselves in credilable manner. The
next meeting will be held on Friday
evening, the 23d inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-13

y "A
EF Sheriff READ made the following
sales of real estate on the 18th inst.:
One hundred and sixty acres of the
PoPE farm, bid inbyS. l. MooNEr, for
The Monroe Bank, at $4,000.
Ninety one acres, came farm, bid in
by S L MOONEY for The Monroe Bank,
at Sl,s5ssa saefnsssT zS sa e
One hundred and twenty acres in
Wayne township, owned by L. NALLEr,
bid in BY H. F. BoDE, at sl,2oI.
The CLARK building, South Of the
Public Square, was bid in BY Gro; KEr-
rERER at $3.50. s8f y din5s ssi ls 3,
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
Thomas. Ma-tin, Adm'r Of the estate Of
William Nicholson, decd,
Nancy Nicholson ct oil.

ny virtue of an order Of sale issued by sAe
PROBATE Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
and to me directed, I will offer for sale at
public auction, free Of dover, on the prem
ises, on
Friday, the 18Th day of February, 1880,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4
o'clock p. m. of said day. the following de-
soribed real estate of William Nicholson, de.
ceased, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section [a3l twsnty-thrss. OF
township (41 four, Of range (6l six, contain
Ing l4o] forty acres- ire5 aii
Said property 20 ordered to be sold is ap-
praised al $3.50. and may sell for two-thirds
of said appraisement.
TRRMs OF SALE-One third ossh In hand.
one-third in one year and ons.third in two
years, with interest; deferred payments to Be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
u THOMAS MARTIN,
Admir- Of the estate Of VIM. Nicholson, decd.
jan13,80w5. a&
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NOTICE.

TN BANKRUPTcY.-Unite States District
/ Court, Southern District ofsohio: in the
m after of John W. Duvall and Thomas N.
Parker, Bsnkrupts, No. 1908. Notice Is
hereby given that Jehn NJ Goodwin, Assig.
nee in said matter, has filed his final account
as such; and that fourth general meeting
Of the creditors OF said Bankrupts will be
held before R. L. Nys, Register, at his Office
In the city OF Marietta, Ohio, on the 3oth
day of January. 1880, at 8 O'Clock .. m, fol
the purposes Of fnsl dividend and dis,ribu
tion of said estate. as provided by law; and
that said Assignee will apply to the Court a
said meeting for final settlement Of his ac
counts. and for dischargs from his said trust
i'm. GOODWIN, Assignee.
iaui3.'eoW2,
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wThe members Of the Monroe
County Agricultural Society will Assem-
bic in Woodsfield on next Saturday. the
17th inst, to elect officers for the ensu-
ing year. At that time they ought to
devise some plan by which the present
grounds could be purchased and paid
for Let the members consider this
matter and see what can be done.
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Ntt, advertisements,
REDEMPTION NOTICE,
d AuDrrop's orrIcs, aossos rousrr,

AUDIroR's OrF1cs, MoSRos "ouSrY,
WoopstIELp, ONO. January s. 1880. !
To Christian Cekrs, or iosons IL may concern:
Notice is hereby gwen, that hannah Smith
has deposited In the County Treasury sum
of money sufficient to redeem 43 acres Of land
in section 81, township g.; range 3. i. Said
land was cold for taxes by John Gatehell,
Treasurer Of Monroe County, Ohio, January
Il, 1879. 8. A. ATKINSON, z
janl3,79w3. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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SWThe people in Stafford and vicin'
ity sssert positively that they can raise
s75,0oo for the purpose Of siding the
extension OF the b 4 S. W. by the way
OF LswisyilIe and that place. The COM
mittees At both places are working hard
and express determination 10 win.
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WANTED,

On subscriptions to The SPIRIT, Coal,
Wood, Potatoes, Corn, Lard, Beef, Ap
Piles. and Money, from any and all per-
sons who know themselves to be in ar
resrs for subscription to this paper.
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'ETIf dealers at Bellaire can deliver
coal to purchasers in this place at 81
cents, they can sell annually not less
than 250,000 bushels. It might pay
them to.mske note Of :hls Tor future
raference. 8. - s.ia ~ - isst aa....l 80
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate
Thomas Martin, Adm'r Of the estate Of
Evan Haney, deceased,
vs.
Nancy Haney, ct al.

ny virtue Of an order of sale issued by the
Probate Court OF Monroe County, Ohio.
and to me directed, will offer for sale, at
public auction, free Of dover, on the premi !.
ses, on
Saturday, the 14th day Of February, 1880,
between The hours Of 10 O'Clock q. N. and 4
O'Clock p. m of said day the following de-
soribed real estate of RYAN Haney, deceased,
to wit:
The north h ak Of the northeast quarter Of
section rIs] nineteen, in township I4] four,
Of range [6] six, containing [so] eighty
acres.
Also. tn. southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter of section re J twenty, OF the
aforesaid township and range, containing I40]
forty acres.
Also, the southeast quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section r20l twenty Of the
aforesaid township aud range, except thir-
teen and twenty-six one-huudredth acres
sold of of the - sids thereof. to Henry
Durbin, containing twenty-six and seventy
four one-hundredth acres.
Said premises SO ordered to be sold Is ap.
praised as follows;
lst or 80 acre tract at $1,000 90.
I'd or 40 acre tract at 400 90.
Sd or 2s 74.100 acre trsot at 267 40.
Total, 81 ,867 40 ~.
and may sell for two.thirds Of said appraise.
ment. 2s
TRaxs OF SALE.-one third cash In hand,
one third in one year and one.third in TIVE
years, with interest; deferred payments to be
secured my mortgage on the premises sold.
THOMAS MARTIN,
Admir- of the estate OF RYAN Haney, decd.
janis, '80w5.
sPRisss & Dawes, Attys.
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Special Trains

viii he run on the Bellsire & Southwes.
tern from Beallsville to Woodsfield du.
ring the trials Of KING and CoSLEY
commencing the 2lst inst. Leave Bealls.
vile at Z o'clock each morning and re.
turn in the evening
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-13

EEDr STEWARD, Monroe's Member
In the Legislature. is on the following
committees: Medical Colleges and Sor
cieties.and Military Affairs, and Soldiers
snd Sailors Orphans Home. 'ifsH eag
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p% Powha' tan Lodge No. GIG I. O.
o., installed the following officers fol
the ensuing term on Saturday night the
Sd inst. &A VlgUgF ~
THEo. HoRNBRoox, N G.; NJ NJ
ScorT, V g.; GEORGE WRIaHr, r. s..
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, P. S.; SAMUEL
FIsH, Treasurer.
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EThe following officers of Dexter
Lodge !. o . F. were installed Jan :
1880. at Beallsville. Ohio:
VIM Hines, N. G &C. A. Webb, v
G.; u W Black, Sec; /; l.. N Martin
Tress !; e Blackledge. R. S.N G.;B R
briggs, L s. V. G.; W. S. Miller, R. S
". G G. W. Carpenter. Z S v. G
IW F Thornhury, W.; L T. Montgem'
cry, C E H. Steward. G.
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For SALE One hundred bushels of
chop al Ford's mill at 4S cents per bush.
el. Pa n48w3. x
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II your Baby is restless while teeth
ing. get Or Bulls Baby Syrup; dose
OF it will relieve the little sufferer st
once. Only 2E cents bottle. e
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THE GREAT MURDER TRIAL

few people
their midst The
Witnessed by all the citizens of Woodsfed including
m the and offered
demanded py the then told him
life his party killed
named High Prices He had visible
the charity and creduy the people The the deed
the Auction sale of
being Clark grocery Kete H sr He
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICE The members
of the Monroe County Agricultural Society
will meet in the Sherif's Office Saturday,
January IL, 1880, between the hours of
and O'Clock p. IN to elect officers for the en-
suing year. I. P. FARQUHAR, Pres.
GEO. DoRR, Sec. d88I
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new Advertisements.
.Rssd our Columbus letter. ssgs


.Resd our Columbus letter. ssYs
Common Pleas Court commences to.
day, the 18th inst, m
Kxe's trial begins on the 2lst, and
CoNLEr's on the eth inst.
An effort is 10 progress to establish 9
Reading Room il this place.
Calais has Cornet Band. Mr. AN.
DEW CARrEsrFR Is the leader.
JoW, RoUsE has been appointed pos,
master ct Masterton, this county.
ME-. &. MrLIER. OF Bsallsville, is
attending Durr's College a, Pittsburgh
A number more dwelling and business
houses are badly needed in Woodsfeld
sAaRox 'BosHAn, an old resident o.
this township. Center, died on the stb
inst.s sass iog Ficu.f6eR frs sl
sSixtesf new cases awere commenced
In our Common Pleas Court during De.
cember. .ll.a n SEQ sssys
Now they talk OF running q railroad
from Barnessille. to Marietta, by the way
Of Calais.
The protracted meeting in the N. E.
Church at Miltonsburg, resulted in three
sccessions. ,s m,Fs ,.,sa.s.s,
A protracted meeting in the NJ. E.
Church at Malaga commenced 1yester.
day, Monday. -
aMrsK KEEPERs and wife, of Cambridge,
visited their son, DR.. KEEPERs, OF Bealls.
vile, last week. a...s...sss So
A. d. HAvELY, ofsSardis. this county,
died ON Friday. the 2f inst. His re-
mains were inferred on Sunday, the 4th
,,.t selsl3es Is4ia has s7eFe. as'iasl
INST .lzsgssEssssaS szseiiss Rfip )
DR.. DoRR, Of Carlisle, Noble county,
Was in town last week. he reports the
railroad fever in that section TO be very
high.
On the 7th Inst, Mr.. W, N. CowDrs,
OF Guernsey county. was reelected .
member Of the State Board Of Agricul-
tdte for two years. - = 8, - - CO 3.
Trains on the BY& S. W. arrive on
simsuow The slips, caused by the re-
cest rsins, have been removed and the
track j. 10 fair condition. .s.,s. ~ s . {
sThsstsse factory will be 10 operation
before Spring Mr. WALLACE, one Of
the proprietors, has rented part of
Mrs. Gu.HRIE's house. - a s,
We are linformed Chat Mr.. H. r.
BuRKHEzp, Conductor on the B. 3 s.
W. is to be married tomorrow, We'd
nesday, to Miss RYAN, Of Marietta.
At q Band Festival held at Caldwell,
afew days since, LxwsrscE NEuHARr,
son Of D. NEuaARr. Sr.. Of Woods6eld,
was the successful candidate for q gold
headed cane. s.s = x-ssss. gs.8 ssi
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Woodsneid (arrive) 7:6u
Trains leaving Woods6eld At $50, A, NJ,
will arrive at Bellaire In time to CONNECT with
trains on B. & o. R. R. for Wheeling and
the East, and Cleveland b Pittsburgh 3, B.
No fth,s - S8&F Cas- ksS
s. L. MOONEY, President.
JoHN v. HART. Superintendent. aaes,
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sH.Senator ArkIssox Is on the fol-
lowing committees OF the Ohio Senate:
Geological Survey, Insurance and Re-
vision. 80 : :. =
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Cincinnati.

Jan. 9.-Flour 5 00a6 95; Wheat
22a1 "a, Corn 43a45c; Oats 40a4lc.;
Rye 90a91c: Barley 80.
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Baltimore.

Jan. g. Flour 8 00a7 IS; Wheat l
4Sal 81; Corn 5Sa59c; Oats 45a4sc !;
Rye 95a97c
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NEW STOVES.-MRs. o. o. ALEX
ANDER has Just received lot Of the best
Stoves in this market Gall and see them.
may27. sse,.t ,-4 efs5
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z rEThe statement made in tie N.

EE The statement made in tie N. =.
World, by a GAINESVILLE correspondent,
under date Of December 10th, 1879, that
SHEp.. TINKER, the noted horse thief, was
elected TO the Office Of Justice OF the
Peace in Monroe County 10 1862, Is .er-
roneous. SHEP. was honored with that
position in Morgan County. The biog-
raphy Of great men like SHEP, to be
properly appreciated, should be given
correctly.
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Woo dsdeId stock Market.
January 12.-Cattle 2a3c per pound ;
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 2ta3c per
pound gross.
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Philadelphia.

Jan. 9-Flour 6 50a7 IS. Wheat
42a1 So; Corn 5Sa59c; Oats 47a50c
Rye 85c.
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HThe Commissioners Of Ricbland
County advertise for proposals for the
erection Of q County Jail, to be received
"a, January 2sd-s Address n. D. WARD,
Auditor. Mansfield, Ohio.
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rThe Last win Of NELSON Hoau1

wThe Last Will OF NELSON HoGUE,
decd, of Summit'township, was deliver.
ed to Judge WArToS last week. 1t had
been, torn into dozens of pieces and
stamped into the earth, Judge WALTON
and J W. DoHERrY, .Esq., after much 10.
Dor, succeeded in putting the pieces
properly together and pasting them on
One tissue paper, through which the wri-
Ting could be plainly read 81
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TPot Flowers Of all kinds for sale at Mrs
WAYS. aass
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CIlicago.

Chicago.
Jan. 9.-Flour4 75a6 IS; Wheat 1
2Sal 30; Corn 40a45c; Oats 35a36c
Rye 79c; Barley SAC.
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New York.

Jan. 9.-Flour 5 00a7 Is; Wheat
37al "a Com 57a60c ;Oats 47a54c; Rye
800; Barley 45c.
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w-A large and complete stock Of Station.
cry at SCHUMACAERS.
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And Strawberries, newest and best varieties ut
Mrs. NJ. "A. WAYS Nursery. W Woodsfeld. Ohio.
Orders from distance will receive prompt at
tention. ans s -
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Remember goods be bought private sale at auction Our goods
all warranted and Parties!
refunded We showing
to
w. w. TRuMAS, Manager G45et j. D. HnNLnN, Proprietor.
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Bellaire & Southwestern B. R.
TIME TABLE.

On and after Thursday, january 1st, 1850.
Passenger and Mail Trains will run as follows:
, 1880-11-24
THAT "BUFFAL0 sTREET-fIGA1,n

20 tat 1si.t0F o.. Jhd GAttuyn 1ftb4Af.
DENVER. Colo. Nov. 1..-scc!n. nr nrtIc,c IA
TIE CHICAGO TRlnrHE nf Nov. D, headed! ljut.
ialo stroet-Ffght," tcg leave to gIyu nitro
truthful versloa OF tho story. ThIs Unu has"I.
uehtly hurst COTTON up by tho purity Interested,
III his owr behn1f, The irul Dctwcon Mr. Ka4
sui tai1nc, not Single member Ut Ills fau1y
tnctudcdln nnd Mr.Willnm Wiktao,I,sltl ot Mrs
kassut. nr0so from tho tict that t1Is sister, Mr.
stAgg, her snotlor. in her wilt, ,nslLe twenty-five
yeaFs ago, appointed Mr.. Wllkeson trustee u
her estate. Thla wAs Il, prrlcrt accara.
ance with her own Wishes, I'M. tho approval 0!
her three hcfrs,-tho undersigned being Unc.
No opposition or Disturbance ever oeetlrrd,
except thAt cAl.sed by knssnn.whlch he lms laav
years, ,nak!nK Ut various porHI., ns hIs wra,h
troso or subsidized, threats upon the lflp VI Ar.
W.. or rerSgHnf AttuckB upon him III tLo slttGk
or bnnk. Thro'!E!!"ut ~! these p!c'snat ll!,ls
u!psu!les, Dir. Wtike4!Nl tls maintained Il gngt
llRislty; md sIr. IknAspn ll'ls contlnued tE!
thFeMtH FROM ycar ~ your. vt MI slnIcs lnd
II I'LL conditions. ihttaty his desire ta thI,*h ,
TO nut o,,!y To thrush, h,'t sioot u,d. when In
Denver Tho lust time, tiu slscnrel several tlHss
!s Intention Fl csrry'E Gut !s tireat # sn
H. HE e. o oSa . ..!q ip. , II Go, sn9ls was
bccntsSp l,c iclt IN in,lor bn!tnd 70 Resent soLIlo
npul. his ,no!e. .lIo--coi. wl!kesnn-ts MT ~
tho dignity mud honor iut,lrl Ia tue !auIIy: amt
wIlsrUycrn u RIVAL OF nld Knsson ns,ny wAy; h''t
was my tltntnbor Of tho Kas.nn nr W!lkcsn
th, thay Gyor sso oxs:o 5'r H. p e o s'sc asaaK: y K
sons conduct, which IL source s,f Intense t'ets
tftlcatto!, to his I1nel!atn fatnlly, a',d J. n".o
severely commented MI Atd denounced III liat.
M fHLo. wtGro , ha ls kno"i' tha'' anything e'su il
i shall bs obliged II you will give tais plaos
In your columns. Very respectfully, e.,o
, 1880-11-24

were IN good request Bacon qnfct but firm {;
long clcat 1untctl Mt ~ cents md short clcNr
ns s1s cents. Western stcnm lard llas been
fairly nrsisc. c|osing higher for early tlcliv-
cry; quoted ut sv.lo bid, And til tl.n optns,
lfno ,n actlye tradu lIas ben, reported al Ill
advance of abnut & cents, with November
aaotctl NJ closing at sn.o5gl007111, DECEMBER
at sa6etS, tho year option ut So o.G,lIS, .Innl,nry
Mt So.0', anil FctIrnnry Mt 1910.
UrttEil MATTHIAS.
1nI1ow wns In moro demand, with saics
notcsl at 0;asGtoN cents for prime.
III sugars, rnw WIS firm D,l II moderately
nctlyH movement, nn tho hnsls of 1,16e711
cents for fair to gootl refining Cuba; cen,rlf-
tlguls MT s cents.
The bcrtl. freight movement was on n ,nore
liberal scnle. especially In tho line uf grain
eohtracts fur british ports, ut somewhat
ssentlicr rates.. For Llyerpool engagements
!'nys ecn. ty steam, flour nj u f,sltI:.s {lnost-
~ through freight and forward AlIfpMc1,t},
anu by n1!tport steamers nv low rs as Fhltl9s
714d;. when: ut 7J>see7g{d. clnsing at 73rt
slsked: provisions ut Ills GtQl4is {MainIy
thrulgll freight for forward sl,ip1lIcnt), mil
ny outport steaners ns Inv ns us vi.
, 1880-11-24

orcd. aud nlno.tenths Of tho vote Is Republican.
Tho vote being ldrsc, II il absolutely nee.
cs*nry' III orier to gpt It nil In by
suntlnwls. to voto rs fast as possible. a system.
nte plan for delaying every Republican t,y cn-
'cl'Et "ns discovered curly lit tho day. \ seses
of tlestk'ses which linsf l,ccnrrcparrd wcro used
In cfGry inatnncc, consuming fruln tlvr n ten
nitnatcs Of tho tine OF each challenged voter Tho
p!hn ss1cccallctl 10 .wrl IN tho First at1l FIfth
"nrtas TINT. Mt siindnwti. Lott Republican voscra
we.c wnitEng with their baitots IN thoIr ha,lls,
but wcrr int allowed to deposlt thom.
brunswick co'inty-1n tho precinct OF Nurth-
west Township. tho pills wcre olose,l beforn sun.
tlowi nIla lifty.one Republicans were deprived
os nh opportunity to ,teWstt thoIr ba1uts.
coll''nbia Cennty-Tl,e precincts Of this comb
ty bor1iorinR Oh Bo'lth Car,llni. by tnedns t,l.
knnwl. Increased tho Democratic majority over
asN.
h!a''on county-Tckets for Mr. Cnnady weru
t''r,wti oit uni not c.,itntrt tho polt.Auldcrs
having Put tllon Into tho wru,,g box.
Cumberland dCnunsy-Fifty-fourv votcs for sir.
casia'ly "cro put Into tho wrong box, and werc
not counted.
, 1880-11-24
FURTHER DISCUSSION,


Special Dtspdieh 10 Tax Chttaep Trtbune.
New YonK, Nov. g}.-Thp "Passion
PMy" WIS tho feature OF tic meeting Of tho
board Of Aldermen tu-tlay, and 1t now looks
us though tho oillciRl nollce t}lat las titus
been tnken uf the tir.1tnntic evangelical
potyglot performance will result tn son,e 10.
cidctl action. When tho Board met, AID,
Morris handed down n resolution providing
TINT, Ms tho production Of this play would
be It'll Insult to any Christian community,
tho Corporation Counsel bc requested to pre-
pare III opinion as to any law now in forcc
TINT would be sufficient to prevent its
production, and, II there Is llo law,
whether tho Common Council would
be empowered to enact all ordinance To Dr,-
hlhit tho exhibition. II the Council has tho
power tic resolution authorizes tho Corporn-
tlon Counsel to draw ip MI ordinance aud
sclll It to tho Board Of Aldermen for its i,u-
mediate passage. The Board auoptcd this
resolution with but one dissenting vote,
There ure
PETITIONS AND PROTESTS
for signatures being signed IN Mlt parts OF
the city, tic Young MEMS Christian AHsocla.
tlon bctng very act[yo in Its opposittou to tic
movement Meanwhile, the rehearsal Is pro.
gresstug vigorously. md tho ll0 .'srpes"
who compose tho rabblo aud attendant spec.
tators OF tho Cruciflx!on are being drilled
Into clear sense Of their duties a,,l rcspo1,.
s!bilitles.