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A FLEA IN ABATEMENT.

In the Criminal Court, Judge James, In the
case OF Henry L. Crawford ct al, indicted for
nuisance-the asphalt works az 11th and B
stTeet-Mr. W. A. Cook TO- day filed plea In
abatement This plea is: 1st- That J. A. Gray
Edward Crusor and Phillip Aston, having been
legally summoned to the grand jury as tales
men, were excluded ION the ground that they
had served on jurieS within Year, and three
others were called to fill their places and there
fore the grand jury Is illegal; Cd. That Gray
request on their part. but were set aside and
removed. and the grand jury is Incompetent
and incapable OF finding valid Indictment;
that the attorney OF the District, when certain
persons were excused from the grand jnry,
approached one OF the deputy marshals and
eGdeavored 10 influence him to select busine 80
men, &c, by reason OF which influence certain
persons were selected, DC. He therefore asks
that the indicted parties be dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-21

To GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH. and please
your boys go to the Boys Clothing House OF i.
Robinson & Co., 909 Pennsylvania avenue, and
buy suit such as Gen. Grant purchased there
few days ago TO send TO England for his little
grandsOn's Christmas present.
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ULYDE,S NEW EXPRESS I.ISE

~
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
OoNEyGTISG At PHILADELPHIA WITH OrYpE,s
LINE FOB NEW YORK. Boston, PROVIDENCE,
FAIL RIVER, AND All eoINrr u THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills of lading given
SAILING DAYS.
From &ashinston-hoDdAys at pm
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., g. 10 a n.
Freight received daily until B p m. Gecrsetov,
goods received and delivered st Washington.
Wharf, foot Of 18th street
william p. CLYDE 90, General San1xera,
t2South Wharyes, Philadelphia J. n JOHNSON
8 co, AeentE, 12th-s wharf and 100 ct. q. W,
Washington. .1R27
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PLATED KNIVES. TEA AND TABLE SPOONS,
FORKS, WHITE-HANDLE KNIVES AN D
CARVERS, &c, IN LOTS TO THE TRADE
AND PRIVATE BUYERS.
At Auction, within our Salesrooms WEDNES.
DAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22D. commencing at
10 O'CLOCK. dec2O-2t
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THE STEAMER AHROWeMlTH
y VII iesve PotoD, &C Ferry o.. g.
wharf, foct Of 7th street ~ O'clock
o. m, every
SUNDAY. TUEspAY AND THURSDAY.
For III the POTOMAC kfvEB LANDINGS IS far
81 Ieonsrdt Wn aud Nonlini retui niaS MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY
Fare and Freight at lowest rates
ylg-ly r. , STONE Purser.
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MERCHANTS AND MIN = = -
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEHN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing dsys from Baltimore-Every wKDNBB-
Spears wharf, trear foot 3. Gay Vt
From New York-Kvery WEDNESDAY and BAT
CRDAY. Ge p; m. from Pier 90. k-<t River. tnea2
foot Clinton ST.
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowssa
rates freight guaranteed
Rates Of pssssae-Fi First cass. g. Including meals
tnd ststsroom berth ssserAse, 81, meals. II de-
ufed 8sc. Per meal. -
q. L. HUGGINs, AGt.
Boston WhsrfD BALTIMORE, I'm.
GEO. n. GLOVER, Art,
1e2b-ly Pier -. RAHT RIVEH M.
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HUNARD LINE.
~ NUTIOE
LINE ROUTE.
The CUVARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LING
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, CaIIs
ing at Cork dsrbGr,
FROM PIEB 40. n. h., NkW YORK.
6alIis $50. Wed, 22 Dec. Batavia. We'd. 10 Jan.
BothDia We'd, % Dec. lCiallis 49, We'd, &c JAM
Parthia ..... We'd, Jan. BoIhnis. We'd, 2 Feb.
Scyth!s Wed =. IL Jan Par ha Wed, g Feb.
And every Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PAssAGE.
s6O, $50. 800 gold. according 70 accommodations,
Tickets 10 Paris, Si6 gold additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
steerage ST very low rates. Stserage tickets from
Liverpool ana Queenstown. and 81 other parts OF
Europe. at lowest rates
Through bills OF laden sfven for Belfast GLASGOW.
Hsyres Antwerp and other ports On the Continent
and fo- Mediterranean ports
For freight and pssssee apply q the OompanyN
eabin to OTIS BIGELOw l. CO.. COS 7th street.
su97 VERNON H. BROWN co.. ny.
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JUST notice how promptly the Attorney
dairy wagons are on their schedule time all
through this coming nine feet of snow. Relays
OF horses and determination to lead in delv-
II your cOuntrymen get snow bound write tel
ephone or hollow night or day, and see the Al
derney standard dairy products appear at your
door fer cash. Nuf ced. F. K Ward
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TOMORROW.

TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
one HUNDRED DOZEN ASSORTED WINES
AND LIQUORS IN BASKE rs. CONTAI MING
ONE AND A HALE DOZEN BOTTLES
ZACH. AND ONE HUNDRED ONE GALLON
DEMIJOHNS WHISTLES, PORTS, Shea
RES, RUNS, &c, OONSIGSMENrS OF
NEW YORK WINE HOUSE, AT AUC TON.
The above VIII be sold at auction on wEDNES-
DAY, DECEMBER ODD. at my saesroorn at IL O'Clock.
Christmas buyers should make note of this and
attend the sale. deco 2t
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IRON BITTERs

TRUE TONIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-21

" III. WHEATLEY,
STEAM DYING,
WET AND DRY SECURING
40 Jefferson street.
.., 0HoR0RT0WH, D. o.
WIN every facility, the best talent ana \ fuu
10RHIaN AND DOMRSTIO DYE sTUFTs AND
OHE01OA10, ! am prepared for the IAN frads
Work called for and delivered In the cty: by
mail or express from other plsce0. W
Orders By mail promptly attended. anon
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PUNISHED - John
Henry Murphy, an eX-policeman, Was charg ed
In the Police Court this morning With carrying
concealed weapons. A young white man, named
Richard Buher testified that he was driving
Printing Office yesterday. when Murphy came
along on foot, and ordered him to get out OF the
way. Witness told him that his wagon was on
If he would step aside he would drive off. Muir
ply then drew pistol and Jumped into the
wagon, and said that he was policeman and
house. Officer Cooper came along at this stage
OF the proceedings. and knowing Murphys CHAR
acter, he took him into custody. Judge Smell
imposed fine OF $50 or GO days In the work
house. An appeal was noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-21
NEW YOBK-IROTTEKDaM.

The flrst-class steamers Of this line 'Amster-
and" Schicd sG1Si sSa he o.
g. Mail to the Nethersnds leave Wgtson,s Stores
6abines5O, go; second GabnHsls, SO; steer steer.
asge e7-S26. a. CAZAuX. General Agent, "a South
William street, New York. For passage apply to
W. G. METZEROTT & Co, s25 Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington or +: ii. JOHNSON, Agent,
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue and 18th street northwest. sug7
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from Attorney Riddle. stating that they had
power to remove all distractions from the
streets and pavement reservations. The Com
mlssioners have made an order that the order
OF the I'd inst enforcing the law against the
occupation OF public ground for private pur-
loses applies TO aucuOneerS as well as to all
others, and that they shall not expose goods
nor other articles for sale upon any public
ground or place covered by the terms OF said
order.
LIQUOR LICENSES APPROVED.
The District Commissioners have passed
favorably On the following liquor licenses: Rich
d Curtin. 200 9TH street northeast; John
F'aWley, 926 G street southwest; E. T. Javins,
q street northwest; Austin Freely. 439 Goth
street; Thomas and James McAllister, corner
CT lth and b street southeast; NJ. p. Sullivan,
h-street road and Grant avenue John Alb 'rt,
1880 Pennsylvania avenue and George Sch er,
296 Bridge street. Georgetown.
The District Commissioners this morning ap-
proved applications for liquor licenses as fol-
lOWs:-Patr1ck Smith, 1913 ID st. Sw.; Henry
Boz gehoh, 1139 7th St; Chas. g. Godfrey & Co =,
All 18th St; Mrs Z. Young, 1856 La. av.; Chas
Schnebel, 224 14th st. s.w.; VIM. L. Benchert,
2S2 18th st. Sc; Chas. V. Berner, 22S st. n W. :;
Geo. Eglof, 200 Sd st. Sc; Lawrence Hickey
SOC I'd st. Sc: E. CorcOran, 1863 L ST.; Matthew
RUPERT, 1000 It'll ST.; ChaS Disnier 70S K ST.;
Samuel Nj. Bryan, 500 st. Sc; and Henry
Buehler, 401 Va av. s.w.
WARNING THE CLERGY.
Health Officer TOwnshend has addressed a
letter to some of the clergymen OF the city,
complaining that In a majority of cases the
returns OF marriages made by them are imper-
feet and incomplete and reminding them that
the law requires clergymen to furnish the
Ing marriages necessary to full and correct
record OF vital statistics. The health Off GER
trusts that the disagreeable necessity of a re-.
sort 10 legal proceedings will not arise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
The sOu,h African Revolt.

London, 2l.-A dispatch from Durbsr
reports that Beers have stopped the dowI
mails at Heidelberg, and opened oficia
letters The whole BOer army is nesl
Heidelberg. An action is reported Il
have occurred;st Potichestrom, but nc
particulars are received. British troops
have arrived at SesDdron.
The Tunes understands that the
Ninsty-SeVenth Regiment. that was e
have been brought TO Ireland from
Gibra tar, is now ordered to natal, and
will leave on the 23d inst. 1t is though hi
Governor Sir Geo. Colley did not ask fol
reit fJreemebts. He intimated that he
might want them, and it was thought
better to dispatch regiment to the Cape
Immediately, without running the risk OF
any graver emergency.
Cape Town, 2L.-News from Bloam-
forstin states that the Beers attacked
PotichefstrO m on the 18th inst, and the
colonial military camp on the 10th. No
details OF the fighting are received. The
attitude # PonhOs, one OF the most
powerful tribes, IS decidedly improved.
/ heir if, Umqukla, has promised TO
prevent C., bel POndOmese from entering
his country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
Domestic Dashes.

Chicago, 22.-The sale Of pork in s
local way is greatly af. cted by rome re
C-nt fatal cases Of trichina. Physician
sgree, however, that there is no cause fol
alarm II only tie pork be thoroughly
cooked
There Is much disgust on Change q
The recent prediction by Jay Gould of
smash IN prices Of grain and provisions
1t & said De Is lsbOring for that end il
half Of his stock jObSing schemes.
Atlanta, GA, 22-R. l.. Alderman
died at his home, Gainesville. last night
afIer q weeks sickness; indsmmatorv
rheumatism. He was a.torney-genersl
with Grant during his first term, and w,s
leader Of the republican party in Georgia,
St Louis, 22.-Members Of the firm Of
haugQn d Co insist that they will nav
In full. 1t is believed their liabi tiles ex-
coed 100000. Banks are secured and No
one Individual wall suffer greatly.
The suspension of q. Buckingham &
%. was announced this noon. The
amount Is small end they will resume.
New York, 2.-COrgressmsn Cox Is
out Of danger.
Twelve hundred cases Of silk worms,
shipped from Yokohama MA San Fran.
C'sc9i arrived 10 DAY, and were reEhipped
Tor Italy in q steamer. Tho Italians in
charge expect TO make another shipment
this month.
Washington, 22-Booth introduced in
The Senate, to-day, 8 bill to incorporate
the Msritime Canal Company of Nicars
qua, which is a copy of the bill intro,
duced IN the HoIse by Morton on the l4tt
inst
The Senate confirmed the nomination
Of Chsrles r, johnson Us register Of The
land office at Los Angeles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
Suffering at Sea.

QIebec, 22-PArt Of the crew Of the
bark BriStOLtdB, wrecked at Anticosti
on the 22d uit., arrived last night and
told a tale Of fearful hardship. Soon
after the pilot left al Bic. bad weather set
10, with rain, sleet and snow, accom-
panied by terrible gale. This lasted
ut the evening Of tho 22d, when the
vessel had become 3 complete wreck.
The ropes were frozen IL the blocks ard
the sails would rot bend, so the ship be-
came unmanagesb!e. A fearful gale was
blowing from the north west when, about
9.S9 pm, the vessel struck. Prior TO
this, Seaman thomas Smith, RR-d
l9 years, had been washed overheard
snd lost. As soon as the vessel struck
the rest OF the crew made themselves
fast 81 the rigging. They were we.
through and benumb with cold. There
WAS no Gre on board, and no means OF
making one, the vessel having had its
deck swept About.ll pm. the vessel s
stern began 10 breakiup,and the men with
difficulty managed To take up positions
IN the forward part Of the ship, wher
they slowed themselves IN their wet
clio hes, exposed to the terrors Of the
night. During t irt-rvsl }. 4. Vans.
OF Caravan, sged p, 8 Scotchmsn, and
D. McQai!len, Q lad of Is, were frozen
30 death. Almost all tho ret OF the crew
were more or less frost-bitten. When
the day broke, It WAS found that the yes
sci was Two miles from lad, the weather
still rough AID intensely Geld. at IL
o'clock they Sc about launching the only
boat they had. They were successful, but
Unfortunately the boat filed with water.
They. ho~ever, managed to get in and
taey biilef out the boat as they rowed
Ashore. On landing they we're in q ter
n0ly exhausted condition. Noticing q
mans foot steps on the ground they fol-
lowed the tracks for about six miles.
Evans, the cook, died,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
British Rifs.

New York, 2I.- Worlds London:
Since my dispatch of Friday announcing
the alarming spread Of the foot and
mouth disease throughout England, an
additional number of large farms have
been infected, and the cels brated Here.
ford herd has been attacked by the dis
case. Farmers, unable to stay the dis
temper, are thoroughly alarmed.
am informed that the illness of the
Marquis Of Ripon, Viceroy of India. Is
much more serious than the government
is willing TO admit, and it is alleged that
some very alarming kilograms as to his
condition have been withheld from he
public. The stories shoat as 10 his condi-
ton to-day, have revived tho gossip in
the clubs 10 night about ths povernme~t
Of India, and the current belief l. that a
new vicGroy must be appointed forth
with, IS il is deemed impossible for Lord
Ripon TO recover if be is much longer ex-
posed to the deoilitating effects of the In
dian climate. The names of Earl Dut-
ferin, the Marquis of Lorne, and the
Right Hon. Mr.. Goechen are mentioned
as those from among which his successor
will be selected
London, 22.-Oldham and Ashton COL
liers have rejected the masters proposal
to refer the question of an advance Of
wages to srbitrstors, and 1000 GOLFERS
will strike Immediately.
-Four hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars we're withdrawn FOR Canada.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No
One Need Suffer.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been dis.
covered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic ca es of % and 80 years
standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after applying this wonderful sooth-
ing medicine. Lotions, Instruments and
Electusries do more harm than good.
Willisms' Ointment sbsorbs the tumors,
allays the intense itching particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, acts as
pOultice, gives instant AID painless re-
lief, and is prepared only for Piles, itch
ing of the private paris, and nothing else.
Read what the Hoe. j. N. Coffinberry,
Of Cleveand, says about -Or. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment: I have used
scores Of Pile cures and it affords me
pleasure to say that J. have never found
anything which gave such immediate and
permanent relief ss DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed on
receipt of price, S1.0O.
Henry 81 Davies, Props,
su5 Cleveland, o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
TackIIng TekIEes.

st. Petersburg, 20 "A telegram from
Bswi reports that ia body Of cavalry sue
cessfully stormed the fortified village o.
Karys on the 9Th inst, and routed TEX,
kes, after obstinate resistance. A thou
sand sheep and cattle and q quantity o.
arms were captured. The Russian losl
was slight. Several thousand more
Turcomans are advancing with ARTILLERY
to The aid ofAkhalTekkeS. Gen. Shobelof
pushed forward his advance guard last
week, surprising q large body Of Turco-
mans, thirty-fve Verstes from their en-
trenchsd positions at Geek Tepe, and
entirely crushing them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
Abroad for NeRs-

Chicago, 2I.-Inter- Oceans Washing
ton: AOrmons appear very uneasy al tht
attitude of the President and have sen
on lobby to feel the temper of Con
gress. The proposition to deny Delegate
Cam certificate of election to the
next Congress may also have increased
their alarm. Hiram B. Clawson, three
times sOn-iR-lRw of Brigham Young, is
here with one of his wives, and may be
seen daily in the halls of Congress, Sc
curing introductioHs to members. He is
manager Of the Mormon Cooperative or
ganiz4tion, and immensely wealthy. He
married two daughters of the late founder
Of the Salt Lake church. The spread Of
MoImOns into Idaho and Colorado, as
announced in these dispatches some time
sgo, has created feeling in Congress
that something should be done, al
though the HOu'e committee on terri
torres has all the buIiness on the calendar
that it Is thong t can possibly be attended
10 during the life Of this Congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
ENGAGED ERIE.
Pr pairing for The State Trials
No ImprOVsm Mt In the Dis
Iurbed Island.

Dublin, 2I--The Gazette declares thai
County Limerick is in disturbed state
requiring additional police.
4he murder OF Mullen was not an
Agrarian affair, bat merely owing to .
quarrel between Mullen and his wife.
! at the weekly meeting Of the Lard
League Davitt stated distinctly that they
| did not wish anyone 10 join the league
except at their own free will.
At the league meeting Duvitt con-
demned indiscfimHte "BoycOtiing"
at q meeting of the Land League the
contributors of Bence Jones to the Eng
lish papers were denounced as ISLANDERS.
Davitt stated ifgoVernment prohi bited all
league meetings the executive would
summon its branches TO meet every fort
night, and SIS that would mean 400 meet
ings every second week, it would be in
terestinR TO c8lcu a.e how many troops
would be required 10 suppress these meet
ings.
Cork. 2l.-Judge Fitzgerald, closing
the sIsizes to-day, said: Lawlessnes had
not diminished since the assizes hegan.
He had received four threatening letters
during the sssizes.
London, PA battalion Of foot has
been ordered to get ready to proceed to
Ireland from Aldershut.
The DAILY Telegraph understands the
course Of action sdopte1 by govern meut,
which resulted in dispensing the meeting
at Cullohill, was directed solely against
q meeting convencd with personal IDS
fifty against individuals.
New York, Fl. - Worlds London:
Captain Boyco,t's lines have fallen 10
pleasant places here in LOnd,n and he
finds it much more profitable an1 far less
difficult 70 pose IS q martyr than TO
farm in Ireland. Lord SALISBURY has
now espoused his cause, aud = fund
to over $500, to which Lord
Derby is liberal donor, has heen sub
scribed f,r his benefit. Altogether
Captain Boycott's lingo friends are
making it very comfortable for him, Of
course with an eye 10 profitable polIti-
cal return in future, when Parliament
meets. Irish police who have hitherto |
speaking, escaped nal |
treatment, are COW Mig in for a share |
Of 'Boycotting," along with the Belfast |
and the force at Middletown |
is the first to suffer 4 ON it. The first |
of the Sixtieth Rifles has re-
,eiYed orders TO hold itself in readiness /
% proceed to Ireland.
Dublin, 22-Subp9nas for witnesses
lave been Issued on both sides in the case
# the traversers.
The Scots Guards have arrived. There
vas no demonstration. I
Whether the murder OF Mullen was an
igrsriAn outrage or not, it illustrates the
tate Otthe country, Of which advantage
nay be taken 10 further the ends Of pri-
ate malice.
Il is stated that the Bantry branch of
he Land League has decided to boy
OFT" L I'd Kenmsre's agent and Bailiff
Manning, the prosecutor of Hesly and
W slsh, and other farmers.
London. 22-Thers is some apprehen-
ion lest disturbances occur, to-day, at
)srriegonnally, County Fermaugh,
Vhere q Land League meeting is an
Ounced, Captain Archdsle haviOg issued
n address tummoning all the loyal men
u his estate TO oppose the extension Of
ssgue principles in that locality. Troops
ave been sent to keep the peace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
Prosecuting at West Point.

Chicago, 2l.-Inter- OceGn'S Washing
son: An army officer said to day tina
the Scofeld- Gardner correspondence,
might lead to an inquiry into the Who'll,
matter that incidentally wou d bring out
the fact that his administration At West
Point had not only been failure in an
educational point Of view, but he had al
lowed pro-elyting for the Roman Catho-
lie Church to 60 on openly. He said
Mrs. Scofeld was busily engaged making
a hundred converts so as TO be cansnized
and West Point had furnished good mis-
siO~a-y ground FOR operations under her
husbands administration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
An Individual Matter.

Rio Janeiro, 22.-The president Of tht
council, replying TO an Interpolation re,
speeding the American minister attending
the ABti-slavery banquet on Novem Der
10Th, raid government was resolute not 10
interfere with the g-adual extinction Of
flavery. 1t had nothing to do with sbo-
litiOn agitation as long as it was kept on
legal grounds. He considered Hi lard q
connection with the question merely in
dividu4l, but they were confident the OPP
position would support government when
ever any foreign government seems 10
interfere in the internal sffairs of Brazil
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
The south American War.

New York, 2l.- Worlds London: The
course Of the conflict in South America,
As it drhgs its slow length along, is
watched with great interest here ia com
me cal circles and by the holders of
Peruvian bonds, who are scarcely less
numerous than those who hold tie paper
Of Turkey. The Gillian army is now
well advanced on its way to the Peru
Wan capital, and the news Of the attack
on Lima is hourly expected By The
Gillian legation, the members Of which
regard the disastrous defeat of the allied
forces as inevitable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
MONETARY and STOCKS.
New York, December %, 1880.

Money 4; governments, strong; stocks
CT sed fairly steady; ". Union, SO15;
Quicksilver, 1875; Pacific, 5l15; Mariposa,
y; Wells, Fargo, ia: New York
Central, 1855; Erie, 49,; Panama,
offered, 225; Union Pacific, 1878; bonds,
ll61+; Central Pacific, S41<; bonds, l161[;
Sutro, rs; Petroleum, dull, entirely
nominal; Union Pipe, 9I5s.
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AZ OdiI Like city, III shlu OlstElCt, OH Tue
2lst day of Deem Der, a. d. 1850.
Third Judicial District of Utah, ss.:
Take notice that petition has been
filed in said Court By Thomas Stevens,
Of Salt Lake City, in said District, duly
declared a Bankrupt under the Act of
Congress of March I'd, 1867, and acts
amendatory thereto, FOR q discharge and
certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable under said Act,
and thst the Seventh day Of February
next, at 2 O'Clock p. m, is assigned for a
hearing of the same, when and where
you may attend, and show cause, If any
you have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
.. j. AYERILL,
Clerk of the District Court.
do Per Il. 9. MeMIi Ian, Deputy.