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NORIH IlOHD-STEAMSH1P
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this company will sail every Sat
nrday from Bremen Pier foot of Sd street Hoboken.
Rates of passage From New York to Havre, Lon
don. Southampton and Bremen, first cabin, 800;
second cabin, $50; steerage $50 For freight or
Green, New York. W. G. METZEROTT l. co., 925
Pa. av., Agents for WASHINGTON sep1O
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hop BITTERS, so cents. Lewis Plasters
cocks Porous Plasters, Is cents. Bensons Capcine
Plasters 90 cents; Hoststter's Bitters g cents p
cents. Sulphur Soap for freckles, 30 cents; and
Homeopathic Medicines, Is cents. Fresh and gen.
uine at
GRAY'S Drug Store,
Cor. Massachusetts are,,re and 4th st. -. &c.
decl0- ao9ts
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MADAM DUBOIS
III No. TIPS Penn. ave-. has establisheds
FIRST-CLASS CAFE,
and win serve Table D'hote every day. Dinner 81,
With half bottle 81 claret wine incl uded Breakfast
from to II. Dinner from to Z. Also meals served
10 carte. Catering for private parties, balls. diy
ners, receptions, suppere. Also, rooms on the
1Sss sss. s q wiS9s and supplied
poy2Q-6m
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.UNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE.
By virtue of decree passed in Equity Cause A4&
No. 7,OG8-Van Riswick We. Rothwe1-in the IN
and under deed of trust, dated May 10th. 1878,
and duly recorded IN Libel No ~ f32 10 one
we shall sell At public auction. in front Of the prem
AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that certain lot known and
described as lot numbered A. in Moses Kelly's re-
Terms of sale: One third in cash balance in three
equal payments OF six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest at the rate of per cent. per annum
until paid and to be secured by deed of trust on
the property sold: deposit of $50 will be required
at the fine Of sale.
JOHN ]. Johnson rr,,s+oo.
dec30-d T. A. LAMBERT, : A4"e'eos'
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nIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
OUR STOCK IS UNUSUALLY COMPLETE, AND
PRICES NEVER LOWER.
SAM11. KIRK & SON.
dec29 T2 West Baltimore street.
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q ~ NOTICE.

NOTICE.
With the view of diminishing the chances OF col
ision, the Steamers of this line take specific course
Tor all seasons of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York Boston, crossing thu meridian OF SO at 4S
lat, or nothing to the north of 43.
OF 80 at a lat. or nothing to the north of A.
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BOWLING, Auctionee
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FINE soRREL MARE, BUGGY AND HAIR
NESS AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY "a
3RD. at - O'CLOCK, in front Of my sales Az RzN
rooms, 1 shall sell one Sorrel Mare, Ska II
years old, kind, gentle and good driver. Also,
Buggy and Harness.
Terms Cash.
ianl-2t THOMAS DOWNING, Auct
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lave YOU SEEN THOSE NOBBY CHIN
III CHILLA OVERCOATS for SIS? If not, yeu
should see them. as they are the cheapest you can
find in the city. To be had only at A. STRAUSS.
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF TWO SMALL BRICK
HOUSES ON FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
HIGH AND MARKET STREETS, GEORGE.
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DLACK AND BROWN BEAVER OVERCOATS,
ID Sl2, worth $1S, at STRAUSS, 1011 Penn. ave.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

nRESS SUITS, made equal to Custom Work 900.
lI worth $50. Call and see them, at a. STRAiIS,.
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nOUBLE- BREASTED sQUARE-CUT FROCK
assortment. Call and see them at A. STRAUS'.
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just Lit. The wings appear transparent.
ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS.
The notion that real diamonds can be made
by an artificial process is professedly dlscredted
by dealers and the holders of properties in dia-
monds but that it is creating anxiety there is
no doubt. When trade is good, and money Is
plentiful In this country, there is always great
demand for diamonds, men being more willing
to put money In this form of luxurious display
than any other which comes under the head of
personal adornment, for the reason Chat dla-
monds have been considered as permanent a
form Of investment as real estate. There is no
better evidence of the improvement in the gen.
eral financial condition OF the country than the
fresh activity in this field; and the important
diamond transfers which have been made during
the past few months. But there Is also quiet,
but very energetic effort on the part Of the more
ton not to buy or hold any more very costly
stones than they receive orders for, until this
matter Is settled one way or the other. What
has been advanced, and experimental
upon on both sides of the water at
the same time, while tests have been applied
scientist. A scientific inventor Of Mott Haven
New York, Mr.. Boyle, claimed a number of
months ago to have made the same discovery,
to it, and SO , far convinced a number Of promi-
nent persons Of his success that several thou
sands Of dollars were subscribed in New York
making Of diamonds b! an artihcial process,
and the project only fell through because,
upon second thought, there seemed but
mohds can be made, they Will only be
worth small advance upon the value
of time, material and labor. Still the
hardness, and rarifiction can never be an easy
one, and real diamonds never can be "cheap" In
the ordinary sense. The gain to the arts and
edge Of the means by which they can be pro-
duced, Will come the possibility OF their use In
the way for which they are especially fitted, and
Is In making q frame for other stones. The dia-
mond Is mere reflector Of rays of light, 1t has
no more beauty In itself than look
ing-glass but as an electric frame or
circle. to show the shading, the color,
the workmanship of other stones 1t
ulrivalled, It IS peerless. 0pals canoes,
, 1880-12-31

1ntubn SEHHMtF1.
On his arrival tho prsnner Is sttrven straight ID
tho poitcn ward; whore ho ts !nspscte.i by tho
Poss s;rs; ff WI Ths j.
the Following Iucstlons; Iila nan,o9 How old?
1ns or reasnp sSn or MnfrH frensY t.
III which urc entered III tho boDks. A. solonn
wrtvn pfatniss y te =; eSaetSA Him OF h % ta9s nS
, throSRa slo isprayalks bands, and t6at DO viii
few @ oes'ai G. s S9 s:'fRe 'o he t.
5 e sI r. i ss 9% Pss Ho S s asss e s s
nllse shall to seit oil 10 Easicru s,6oria Without
furthor fostnnlity than that OK tho ispraVt1k's
psri@'t o oSr feiow takes up tte bundle, pna
@ Fe1s ah haf na III 9 u
llfo, be wulks out into tho choerIcss street.
1roup OF exlles, MI pale aud on,aeiatclM, H arc
frnm ioino. Tho new: conner Ka1ca On them y
oS y 5"n" rsSo sS are sa @
haSe evidently tried, 70 ind solacc in drink.
/! They llva IN communities uf twos and thrucs'
ad ai 5axs ii s s"!auon. asi;i consider It thulr
s,crcd duty to holp ouch other In oycry o.ner~
'n The noSlo ~ Srih vet sxtes sailiiaK i.osst
fran tho Government Tor tholr mAlntonanco.
ut,u comnGness oniy ta',. alth:oush many Of taon'
!lliies.' Haily 9cnlar.ao visits thelr iodeinss.
lnspects tho promises whom mn! boy BE- p!eases
ii ii hls no,sSook: Fhoali lily 81 THAR nun'Goft
Mssy wArm dinner, natr o. Towly,,no,as m ! ,,st'l
sxs as oJsea seaa"sS for OF m os ~ sHuG IN
i,arke.l nYanst h!m ~ il crItno Itts i crime to
t!ss o, H tho s wy :''in ia tact. s ths isprtsnlk
fccl out Of sorts7tho effect Of eatsl4 or lr!nks-
Ses ns 9a ~ 1ho 9Slss sna
, 1880-12-31
CTIALIDNGE.

!1eteia1 Dtspateh 10 The Chtenan TFtaans.
NEw YoltK, Dec. M.-frllo Turf, Field, a'nl
FARM to-tMurrow will say:
Many horsontc. Dulloyu That ewcothcnrt IL 4
gntncr truttcr than Frcl Crt,ukor, nlso TINT she
II tho fhstcr Of tho two, and this bpiof IL shared
by Atr. Mhekay, tho 0wnor ut tho ttaiy, With
tho vtuw of tcstluv tho question: tho Turf, Fte}d,
AMI Fitrm ts authorized to say TINT Sweetheart
will trot, In tho summon Of 1881, against Fred
Ceockcr, OH tho rae!fo Coast, milo hents,
thrco IN flvo, for e10,ooo silo, haf
forfeit. Or, to settio tho newspaper ta'k
on this auhlcct, Sweetheart will bo
mntchctl for $1,000 II side, halt forfeit, not only
aYatt,at my 3-fenr-oid. but nRainst my horse
o,.c yenr older. She will trot tho rco oast Of thu
ttocky Mountains early III tho summer, 1000 to
lo allowed fur oxpcsacs, or 100 will bc ailowol
to n1y horse going to tho Pacific Coast from tho
Atant[u scabunrd,
l. Tit: PROPORTION
n1t]Bt 10 taken tip oil or before jan. 16. Wo nro
III hopes thut tho chnitengc will bc aonoptosl by
Udt.. etnnkori for Fred Crockor. Tho rival
,tar- ol.1s of 1850 should meet IN cqunl terms as
i-yulr.nttls Tho Governor, liku 3tr. hihcknys ia
wurlh his millions. Therefore $4,000 cnntlot bo
deemed excessive. IT Gov. Btanforl declines to
n,at1 tho rncc, wo shntl look for tho challenge
to bc accoptcd by Kentucky. In which cnso Chi
cago would be n good place 10 trot tho matcal'
Kontucklnts cnnnot atford to tavo 1t said that
Cnlfforslln Inns chalfei,Rrtl tho In valn ind Of.
rcrcl tho advantage Of n ycar.
, 1880-12-31

Itct1AEL TuOAEf ID JOHN kEl'I.ft
NEW Ionk, Dec. D.-sIr. Michael
Tuomey, whom John Kelly HERETOFORE da-
lighted to !,onnr, Ans taken tlnbrago ut
Bun!e remarks nlatio by the Tnntl'any Hall |
N,ss few evenings ago. III these rensnrks |
'ruolley would be breaking stones mp the
river. To tic l,lsinuntlon thus conveyed,
Yuou,cy Ilas replied Iii the following spicy
cpts.lc:
.ur. John Ee'tv-sln: At a rcocnt rnoeting of
tho Tam,nany C.'Mlnttteo OH Organization.
whIci dill mt ttttan foil I,rn reported to havo
said t!1at, II Iuastre wls ,!ole sotsh bn hrcak.
tnX stones In ono Of tho public institutions af
the Statg. According 10 tho newspaper nc
co,.nts, when my nn;nu WIS cnlet. and besoro
,uak!ng this ro,llhrk, you lanko.l carefully
uro,,,pl tho roo,1, u tr to nssuro yourself Qf my
nl,scncc. Y1ur words canrot bo 1nlsaGhleF-
atnla. They wero tntentled to convoy tho lIa-
nrcsslau that huvo committed sono ufcnso
en.,nBt tho law tor which nu9ht to bo suffer-
inn Imprisonment, YOU did not daro to nuke
this eIinrKe opeuly, Yuu would havo Rhrlink
FRAU tuAuuntinx 1t Ind you stood In my pres.
uncc. Tho spirit tlAt prompts you to roytlo and
siandcr alI who upWIso your arbltrary will
temptcd you to endeavor to stub my reputation
with an 1uiuenlo Wh0n you thunEhl yourself sAfo
fronl discovery; for you had previously
nh newspaper representatives from tho rou1n,
an ha'l no rcass'n 10 suppose that YOUR remarks
woi.Il !lnd tt,oIr why intn tho public prints.
!soyurs wltlseaalns yau. hAyo ctlosun to alow
yo.l tt,no to deny tito report. a. YOU hsyo Hnt
| tlono ~, ! conclude TINT your words were cor
| ,eotly given. slHw challunya sou tn sullstAn-
| tlute tho,n by atHtLnx what 0ifcuso ng.inst tue
lnws hive committed which, II Justice wore
done, would eonslgn INC 10 IL urlsnn. II you fAll
10 ,lo this, yun will s.ant branded al oowaesi.
| s,upEcrur, mnl a l!nr.
Furthermore, ! challenge yo,. tncompnro your
oarsu,,,l record with my own from tho tItnu
We wcrq l,.tls toxuthor ant residents at tho salu
wnr IN this city up to tho present moment. Il
, 1880-12-31

Tho crIu,lnal and pFIson aYat0nla 0f Bwltzof-
lalId uttt III diverse vi thu oAnto!,a of which tho
~ cu'npt'sed. W!th!'! tlb very
tioa I uypry % oaatoii II l.w to itseit Whilg il,
ten9vIs Tho attrost punlsal,nent p.,1.. a%Araea q
ftr tic sumo urine ii X.itleh Is imprisonment
fsr ilia, 9ull III zuK death " 4eenpltatt9n, In
Schwytx, tho n,0sl primitive OF tho primitive
Ilallutl captuI punishment. Tho only taI! Is nn
p!l tnttl-h0usu, Whtr9 iFrls0llcrA are pl1coa III
chArXv af II rtlrnl policeman. and M AGca nnH,
urIntuXea, tnkvs thunl fur walks 1T tho c0untry,
mil trusts to tholr hnll0F tot to rl1s. nwny. Tho
pruhAtlly VMu.l. ws,osg ret1rnatusIcs a,lt! ponl-
teuttarIea might we'll seryu III Mu4el for
uGlKhGprtu4 HtAtu5,
, 1880-12-31
md by nutpnrt steamer ns low rs ii provls~
Ions Mt 25s0i:3},,s tjsl, mainly through freight
for forward Shipment md by output steani"
cry rs low aa 1jsQf2t;s III. 80,


settta, pt,,..teh n The t:httaso tribune.
NEW Yut,x, Dec. !lo.-All iliat was earthly
nf tho lalueutetl divine, tho Rey. III. Etlwtn
1luhba!IEhAhiM, was consigned 10 tta Kindred
dust today SL6ug bofpre tho funeral serv-
Ices lilo Church ri stiio, DIstue Paternity was
tlltungul with tho friends, admirers, md
CONGREGATION of tho slcccaset, Clergyman.
rl,e ccl,trc.uisle puws were reserved fur Tic
uall.bcorcrs, Dencons Of tlio church, officers
uf the Cl,npjn lIot,,c, md teachers Of the
Sablmtl,-scl,ool, Thu greater number of
those present wero latlics. Around tho
rrcncl,er's tlest, was n vast number Of floral
tributes. Tie following elcreymcn ofllciatcd
o,, the OCCASION un,i delivered addresses:
Thr l,ry. Henry Ward l}cec1ior, tho Ilev. DR..
Ar,nitaue. tho isoy. DR.. Coljyer. tho 1tey, Dr.
Pullman. tho Isey. Dr. Casper, und tho Ney,
c, ii. Fur,
THE rA1.trt,EAHERs
were the following: Mr., Z. L. Huntington,
President If TIC Union Pacific Railroad;
t}rn, 4. A, Merritt, Co1lcctorof the Port; Mr..
Crnrue william Curtis. I)r. Austin Flint, A[r.
t,eprn, L. Ln,;c. ,tp.iee J. Il, Brady. Mr.. Il.
Il. Fellows. n,M Atr. Uautel Huntington.
prcsi,]ent OF tho Century Club. Statc-Sefit+
tor Forster, u. II. ttuttlcl,. benjamin +. soll.
mn1up. md n, r, Cook turmcd tho Commit
ttr, NJ ARRANGEMENTS, and attended to tho
draining of tic church. Tho principal au~
| .1r,ss wns ,nntto bv
TINS MY. IT, ". pEEcttEu,
md the Plymouth pastor w,ls lii his most
clp,,,eut win. Thu l,uly mission Of tho .lt-
censni was twclt ,tpo,l, anil tho object nf
III ,h nttrsmsn nitt3 t,crsoysrnrrn to the er&l AX
, 1880-12-31

OF THE NACEENHNEK NASKs. -
NEW I0Ms, Dec. 30.-tri,e EreMlnU Post
Inns thc following special from, 1Iackensack,
n. j.: "Cas..ler Berry was brought !ntu
court to-day, aia rotracted his pleas of not
guilty 10 eight indictments charging Him
witt, cn,bezzcment md larceny from tho
Bergen County Savings Bank, AMI entered II
t,lea Of non yu!t contentlere, II lcgal phrase
meaning lle will mako no defense. With ref.
erenco to the indictments for perjury, Ber-
ry's counsel filed q demurrer asktug thirty
days delay. The Court suil tic case would
have to 20 over fnr tho term. No action was
taken 11l the charges Of entbezzlvnlent from
tho Bank Of Bergen County.
, 1880-12-31
NEW YORK.
Secretary Thompson Ayers
That He Has Barrels of
Canal Money.
He Believes There Will Bo Two Canals,
'' with q Railroad to South
America.
The Stock Mnrlkot Exceedingly
Buoyant, with Continued
Upward Movement.
Lake Shore Sells at lao, the
Highent Price Ever Paid
for It.
Funeral Of the Rov. Dr.. Chaplin, Of tho
Church Of The Divine Pa.
ter'1ty.
Arrlrn1 Of 02D,0 Immigrants During
tue Year 1880, a1l Unprccc.
dchtcd Number.
Mr. Tuony Addresses Mr. Kelly in Some
Pertinent Poraonal Remarks
Sweetheart, the Trottsr.
Arr1yn1 Of DoD, 900 Immigrants During
tue Year 1880, an Unprecc.
dchtcl Number.
Mr. Tuomy Addresses Mr. Kelly in Some
Pertinent Poraonal Remarks
Sweetheart, the Trottsr.

itlD1 AM AMI EthhHHs
Srtta' Daraseh to The cAtea90 Tribune
New funK. Due. N.-Tl'r stock i'arSet
w.s exceedingly buHytnt III tte early dea'-
!1lsa, especially fhr thu safMiefoilt sl''lfes' Ill
which tic dealings Wrre OIL Il large scate.
After II 2o'clock there w1,S .eactt'''' hut NJ
tho sc."n'l }1oatt!, thu market WIS aaa'l.
hnUyaMt, with prices l'r to the highest f'ulnt
Of the day, n Of tl'o year III slime instances.
The dealings. toward tlse close OF t,!lsI'' ss'
were !arst: a'ut clarnctertzea l'y co''siticrt'be
excitement, the tfne Of speculation E'a'lns
been nIore huos1'nt than ut my lresiolis time
this wre'; II tbs i'ia' sa!.T. Ihe Eseasess
actiyity was In tie trtlnk'ltao nial Grai1ger
sticks a'a Western U'l"i'.
TILE rlns1Sh QUOTATIONS or THE nay,
Ill number nf clsts were t!lc highest nt TIC
year. Several ~ tIlo leading stHaRs SOLD eS-
llrtdcutl II. tho late business. and, allowing
fnr the divlents, tho quotations nth4v IN
tll(s way wero ltts!lcr tlsah nser before. This
WIS particularly the case Will l'ock lslni,ti.
a'a ass0 with Lake Shore. l'otfl nf wl'trll
e""t!H"a III acsise, deMa'N! TOR Investment.
The market III tho Inst l''str WIS very strong
until Tie clnsp. AMI there was u further a1!-
vance Ut '@Mi's. tha lattcr Northwestern
cuhl'lsnfi. Lake shore soltI NJ l51. ex-ul'l-
de1id. equivalent tn Ill., w,tca' Ii
THE HIGHEST r;s'c1: EfEI! lAin Fon IT.
Tie closing lrIees were II ffictlon belo" t1lo
! highest, aisd lsct''tlts wns weak. ..--.
ha'llt'a't no"as "eta aetlse. VIII stlohs
tnu IL tho market. although tile tlHctlnttd'ls
III the .nlast prominent Issues were very
| slight. There were heavy purchases Ut
Chesapeake Il OHIO, series II, at e)sslsGlSt, md
! tto currency Gs, ut 5aQt;0i@. Eric secdnAs
, 1880-12-31
ATEEICO,
CHANTS SCHEME.


Sretinl Dt,eateh fo The Chteaco 7ribt.nt.
New iorK, Dec. 3O.--N[cssrs. Wocrishotfer
Il Co., who huve for tic past three days bcen
receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS for tile construction
OF the inan lite of railway from thu City OF
Mexico to tho United States frontier, ucar
I.arctln. l,ad received up t., y. III. today
subscriptions exceeding S7.000,00o. Thu llrn
declined to state tho exact amount. lIcssls.
.1ay Gnul.l, llnnorG Il Grant, Woerisl,otEer L.
Co., al,d others ,trc said to bc subscribers.
THE Project
Is the same ono IN Which Gen. Grant was III
tcrasted iii trying 10 forward recently, md 1t
Is said thut tln General still! sy.Mpatl,!zes
with tho project: Gc1l. Dodge, one OF tho
promoters OF tho enterprise, Is now In tic
Southwest. Ills secretary sud to-lay that
within year Tho road wonl,l 10 completed
vim San Antonb, Tex, to Laredo, Mexico, II
distance of 25olm1lcs, forming direct con-
neclioll for SIrxico with one Of the Pacific
roasss. Work 4 to be prosecuted Oil tic Mex
lean extension It oncc.
, 1880-12-31
PRODUCE.
WHEAT.
Eneelul I1tanafeh IN 1he Cbiedho Tkthliuk.

EpttIui I}ispateh to The CHICAGO Tribune. |
NEW Ytts,s, Dec. J1.--Wtntpr wheat fur |
ti,er atlvnncnl ubnnt lGsis{ cents 1,rr s,,s!,el
N, reduced nui less urgcat oiferInss atld
,l,,,ya ae.Iyr slrn,:in,i Thu latest slcnlings IN
np,1n, Mne tn.a1cnt~st inss t,rnness. ,,,,a vi
Nm. rnl IL decline 1T, nbollt ;43aQ11ii ec,.t n
busltel, the offerings ginning III yoltnu
anA urgency. Salus III M. ! rid Ut Sl.2l0e
I'll, elosing ut Slsi; Nh. r4l at Sl.1C6el.17,
rllirfIy MT $l.lG}4Q1l 1G1i, cltalng nj SLIT: In
fren III btaltl, S..l5s4; slo nrceulOer, SLING
l,ttl1, elusng ut :3s.lsiI4 bid; .lo JaIlunry,
sl.ibels'Ssng ut III as!ss.! ,a Fehgaayy.sl.ls,
c!,,sl,,g nt'$l.lu]l asketl; dn Marc!, sl.aao"l09
1.al5i, elosIng Mt Sl.o.1l: 10 AEay. st.2lllG9
l1{,clos!ng ut Si.2l}4; No.ared, ,s1.iMs1.14N,
cIvsll. ut sl.l4}4; Notwithstanding sl.l5.
cU'sS, OATS, isfE. ETC.
Curn hRs been NDru sb1,ght Nttor, N,h
s,,!t'tn.! III 1ss&s9.cn bnsllel, closing tlr''iy;
u,oye attention given to tho ,lAW crup fur
early delivery, shippers buying steamer
mixed uf this Glass to n ,sl0Acrnto Bxteht;
mixc.l Western u,,gra!l4ai new, b3ll lsf957c M
tn quality; Nj. :, HGt&k, ctuslig ut So !;
New York stentler MtxGl, Esi iU}!e. Oats
offered with rrst'ryp, nnt Mga!n uAeteA up
1iesy5c Il buahe, with Il gtWl tteMa1Ilt n0tcl;
willis Western ungtade,l, E1lGI4C}1c, rs to
uMnlity; ml!xtd Ito, ialsMI4iic: white State,
| nominal; No. = ChtcNEu quoted Nt +Ia b!t.
l,yu dull but steady; nrIllu Stato lust s0ld nt
| pJc, l}nrley very quiet ut about fnFl,ler
rntcs: tifv car-iunts Vi M. cNnatla sold at
s...5,
pl.oyls1uSs.
Tlog ptoduess IN tile ADVANCE, with COLI
iI,uctl activity III Wester.. steam tard, chief
| ly speculative, hut uthorwise Il slow lioya'
ls.e.It. Western mess pork III mare tlelllalnl
tur early tlnIIycry, Mt advanced prlces.- -
tirt.,teu ut sls; sA!ts Ut 400 barrels OF ultl
mrss ut Sla: mil liz tho nptlIn lIlIo dull.
Juiy delivery NJ slHdo as tic beat bid. Cut
,leats dull ut pruylulls prlces. uac0n III ,le
ilalll, with long elenr tIu0tcal ut S7.la47.a)
md short ctpar ut S7,W. Western stem, lure
l. lnore acttys fur curly delivery ut for,ucr ltl;
urcs, but closing ut Ss.0',5. a,Il in tic optlp'
j. line moderately acttyu ut stronger prices
witt. December closing ut ss,a1, Ja'uary q
Ss.got9s.oi,ss, Fcoraary Mt s0.oi91, aIarc!l q
p.I5<I9.17}S, AprfI ut FUN
OTHER lTi:As.
Tnlow In fair slel,lul,tl, witt. sNlcs nOtetl a
Gd7Ua ce,,ts. rlle latter for prltlIa.
sugars-llaw Qnlet but slea.ly, an4 reinc
unchanged.
[ FlsElnllTd.
> A fairly actiye business reported III III
l WY Ut berth freigl!ts, chilly IN tic grIi
D Interest, ut, however, q further reduction II
. the luoro urgent requirement Of Tho rcglll:
steamship linps for tile moro prompt lua!l
II Of vessels. For Liverpool, engagements r
y ported by steam: Flour ut aassGgS..s Gi tn.ost
through freight M.l forward shipment
, 1880-12-31
All railroads. nrc 0pctl, tlNu trHt,
tine Tomorrow.


surFElliSG.
Ep+etat rIspaieh 10 The Chicago 7rta'she'
WAs1,1so7oS, u. e., Dec. m.-Tl'e colo
waye has reached Washington In I'LL ''EoF'
NoboIy ean remember nrythtng liko II since
1851, AMI TIC records Of Tint ycnr ao NOT s''o"
srrt, tatp,,sc cold nr sucl, depth Of snnw'
'fic Sisnnl-O -Oiliee here seems never 10 pc
nl1c to glye tho ttcgrco of ',eat oY COZ" w
which The people live. Tile summer fccota
is taken Mt high altitude, and Is often ~
degrees 1rss tlan tic l,rat from, which Ing
Inhabitants suffer. Ttis niornlnE tho SI2''nl
Oillccr rcporte,i 4 degrees below zero' o''t
the water register rcports tl!o Thermometer
iii the same purt Of the city WIS 10 degrees
below. Tho Inconvenience and s1l'teri''E
here, III climate which Is sought for The
slpposel mildncss Of lts winter, Is very
great.
THE room CLASSES
nre not prepared for slicli Temperature a'au
suffer much. lilo nppenls which havc colae
to tic Police Headquarters md to tic Co'f''
+. ,nlssioners are ycrS p!tlnblc. Tile Chief OF
Police reports tint there Is Ereat s"fies'"s'
eye, among thosu who are not supposed to
he In ueea. Nfnly families nro destitute VI
the urcesenr1es Of life, anil Ito mt cvci' have
fuel. Notwithstanding tho vast SIM ~
money The Government cxpen'ls Ill this Dis
trict, 1t Is 80 divided aluoE,g different f'sit@
,ions t,at only 500 havo been received for
tic poor fund, willie Tic aggregate amount
Of voluntary subscriptions received for dis
iributiol BY tl,p police
II EXACTLY r0rNTEES nnr'.Ans.
4 white family of SIX persons waa found
this morning with nothing to cat md no
fuel, lying in be,i 10 keep from freaz'pg.
Several pcrsoMs i,nye been brought To the
sta;io,.',o.lscs im n freezing condition. TIC
night lo,lgln&-lsouse is oyrrllnwing. 4 l'!ln-
ber III culorcl rttli2rants wlD arrived here
from Ohio, OIL their way bacls to the South.
were fo,.nA IN /. distressed condition. They
say that tscy nre tired of Tho West, owlns to
tic intcuse cnld aisd started tn return With
ont preparation. Tl,src IL 10 system OF
organized c!urIty here. 4 pul,lIe lneetlng Is
to be called to remedy this, mud to make sont
provision for tic ponr.
, 1880-12-31

TIE it.Aa NOTHING TO FAY.
spseiht Dsp.feh to TAh Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRKr,::Dec. 3o.-Soma time ago n
nuulbcr of Presbyterian, minister's mot In
brooklyn 10 co.@slIeK what Is, clnlu.ed'tobe be
new eyis.ence III connection with the e!,uyges
preferred againAt Dr.. Talnage, a,nl which
the rrcsbytcry tirst and then the Synod dis
missed. Tho evidences recently came into tho
l,ev. Dr. Ean Dyke's possession. at'tt, II ILL.,
cu,,trndlctcl, coNvtcts Mr, 'ralWage, It il
c'amed By Dr. Van Dyke, the lcy. Afr. Cros.
By, mud others, Of deliberate perjury III his
testimony before tho Iresbytesy. At the
meeting rcterrc.l'to delegation was appoint
ell tn walt Oil 'Dr. Ta!mngo mud aseertain
wllother lie coulsl give any explanation of
tho new evidence. To-tlay Mr, 'rnImaga
wrote Il short nate to the Committee stmply
saylng tllat lie IIah nothing to sny.