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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-13
9rales nno fenoers.

THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
Il LOW AND HALF LOW GRAFT
BRA-S orr FIREPLACE.
with AndrOnh Basket Gratcs coal Brass
Fcndois. FIe scts and coal Holds
MfhTONS lILI.s IN great Wholesale retail
Estimates gwen " Architects and builders.
]. = COSOVER & co,
no. 50S Canal-st Nsw.IOrh
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAI.

4 Hamburg American Packet COmp1nys Line foT
PLYMOUTH. CHLEBt T. re- aud HAMBC HI. -
GELLt ~. ..-.......t 60. Il LIZ = ---''..'-Cr -
lIFi.Ds 3--.........Oc-. % NIELA ID ..--N ~ /
IA passage 70 Plymouth London Cher"0Lig y IN
lTie and POINTS IN tho s0Itn OF Eng ana FiI Is0n.
SlUu -rc'nd CIUI, 900 StecraSr. 80 "ound mp AZ
reduced rats ste rae from HamOnrs Or IiaNIe 80.
kU&U NEDT & 60. {. BE-. ~ 40 &. 90.
General Nrpniq. General Passenger Agents,
W 81 l.,n.a u NJ. u NrnadWav, y Y.
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az III IN STAR LINE.
w UNITED FATE, AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF t.tNSrONN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE The II this Line tAc Lane Poute,
recommended by Lieut. MauGy, L. the out yad
an hOmeward VOYAGES.
GILL a., CAPS. GeicIl THURSDAY oct Il.
BRIrANNIC capt err 49, saturday oct IS; n:5' m.
ADuIATIC, capt. Je GnuIsdi, oct % l2j'
BALTIC capt Parse day Nov p 30
FEOM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
J. TUSE
ln.,o steamer. u,if3rm aud sSei ap
Dpinf saloon ~tatrgu0m-, Bs IL
rooms placed where h" morse motion
least felt auuug degree Of comfort hitherto unattanabe
r. AIES.-Sa Don, 80 and 800. Return tickets
abe trrus The old County From
York. \.
These steamers carry ncltlcr le. sheep pigs
Fot n-iccfIon and other Information apply AZ the
Conn nv Ofres. 40 81 Broadway New-YOk, so i4O
alnut It. Philadelphia. l.. CONIl~, Agent.
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TO pHILADELpHlAA7'A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oLDEsTABLIsHE ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
* TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
DIf,5iS IN PHILADELPHIA, N NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT AND THE FASrE~T TliE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-13

State bonds were dull bnt firm Aiabamas, class
A. sold at G9l4 and class G az IS; North Carolina
consolidated Is at 50. and Tennessee g. new. at
32l20323i Louisiana consols are quoted 4Sl2Oo
49l4 and Tennessee 65, old, 37l10377s
4 large and well distributed business was done in
railroad bonds and some notable advances were es-
tablshed. Erie second consos. with sales OF SS20.000
rose from 1913 to 907oa 9O3l the funded 5srising to
sj3l and tue incomes to 77l2. Boston, Hartford
and Erie tirsts advanced from 393l to fI9s, ROME
Watertown and O-densburg first consols from II 10
7}G To- and VI ssOurI, Kansas and Texas irSt con-
soils from 100 10 106 and seconds from 81 u 10 g.
c., c. and l. c. first assented were easier at 800
95l, and Chesapeake and Ono gsts, series j, de-
cned a to II, the currency interest Cebts
being Il higher at 4O7s. Canada Southern firsts
were strong and advanced from 91@i 10 96l2096is
Mobile and Onio trsts declined from 1912 TO
IO3l2I 1033. the first deOentures being steady at
about SSH. Metropolitan nrst Is were dull but
strong at 1929. ONO Central tirsts were firm at
So tie incomes advancing y pcr cent to 53. In
diana, Bloomington and Western incomes con-
tinued active, ana after drop % 50l2 rose to 53.
The other dealings were hot ID IN portant amounts,
but II fuli figures.
The sub reasury to-day gained Tsjs,112 on
balance made mp by gains 81 f3le3O currency
and $3.50. 222 CON. This make. the total gam since
Friday G2.Ol5,274. The local money market YVES
qulet AGAIN to-day. and call loans made AT sd
2 per cent HE i0Iclgu ST. gcIs arriving since last
Yesterday brought ~, 3263O7 IN foreign gold coin.
lie domestic exchauge OF Newly ork az the places
named are quoted follows: Savannah, 5s1 3.
discount; Charleston. TIC discount 10 par; New
Orleans. - discount 10 par; -. Louis. 10 cents
discount /: Chicago. - cents discount Boston, 80
cents discount. The United states treasurer at
Washington to-day received 100000 IN National
bank notes for redemption. Inc customs receipts
were 800 900, and ihe internal revenue receipts
were $3JOOJO. The following Is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Exchange, @So.32S,335;
balances. $i,l43477. The transactions At Tie Sub
= Lib II
ments. $jS5.075: currency balance, SJ,l3Z,7JO;
com balance. S75.4lJJJ2.
he following Is the comparative quarterly state
ments of the National banks OF the CIty OF New
York;
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nominal QUOTATIONS.:

There i little increase IN the demand for foreign
exchange ana the rates have quickly responded by
an advance Of about = cent 10 the Il Annexed arc
the revised nominal quotations:
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DOT"ERDAM LINE.
III steamers leave a'AF5ON'S STORES, BrOoS yn.
u w &c toDeI 3th.
D " h. dur-iay. October ZUtl.
let CsDn. $3.50 - Cabin 500. Steectgc. ; Is
H. CAZAU y. Gen. Agj. p S0nth Wutah-st
PUNCH EDNr 81 CO.. II SOutn Mllaui-st. Freight AgtA
/. v. MOEAIo. ~ 8roaGwaY. Geneta rassage A gent
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The receipts and shipments ~ ana from Buffalo
to-day were ~ follows
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Rev. John McCIOskey.

Rev. Father john McCleskCy, president
Of Mount ~. Mays College, Nd. died Sat-
urday after six weeks illness, and was bu-
Ned yesterday.
Mr.. McClOskey came from a famous old
Irish Catholic family. He was born at Car
lOw, Ireland, IN 1917. His parents came TO
this country aud settled at Brooklyn when
be was very young. After Il preparatory
course at ScnOo In Brooklyn he entered
Mount ST. Mary's College August 16, 1880.
During bis seminary course he had as pro.
lessons Cardinal McCIoskey; Bishop Laugh
lin. OF BTooklyn; Bishop Elder, now Co
aGiutor Archbishop OF Cincinnati; and
Archbishop Purcell. Of Cincinnati, who
was then president OF the college. Among
bis classmates were Bishop WbelaB, Of
Wheeling, West Va; Father Sourin, OF
Loycla College. Baltimore; the late Bishop
Mccall, Of Richmond; and Hon. A. La
rogue, distinguished citizen OF Mon"
ueai. While pursuing his eccleslastic
studies, Mr. McCloskey discharged at the
same t;me the dulies Of professor. For
Six wears be was first project OF the college.
Though the Office is an annual one, his pru-
dence aud ability were so marked that he
was retained 10 the position. He was or
dslned by The late Archbishop Hughes, OF
New York, December 10, 1871, and at the
solicitation Of the college authorities he at
tacbed himself 10 that institution, and was
Immediately elected yiee-president and
treasurer, which Office he filled with wis
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Death or a well. Knewn CIersyman.


NEW YoRK. December 27.-Dr. 4. III.
| Chaplin. weII-known clergy man, died In
this city Yesterday. The sickness which
| confined him to his house for considera.
BILE period termnated fatally, but not un-
expecfedly. for II has been known for some
time that there was no hope Of his recoy-
cry. He was born In Union village, Wash
ington county. December 30, 1874. In
1887, when twenty.three years OF aye, he
was ordained In Utica TO the Uniyersaist
ministry. lie Immediately began preach
ing, and accepted call 10 become the pss.
tor OF the independent Christian church Of
Richmond. Va.-a society composed Of
both UniversaIists and Uniiarians. His
pastoral work in Richmond was continued
with success until 1910. when he accepted
the charge OF the Uniyersalist church IN
Charleston. In 1S49 he came 10 this city in
order TO assume the pastorate OF the Fourth
Universallst Society. which be has ever
since retained. Last April be went to Eu-
rope for his health, and returned in Au-
gust, after which he gradually grew worse
until last night. None Of his physicians
could tell the exact nature OF his ailment,
which is said 10 have been primarily
caused by over-study, and was undoubted-
Iy general debility. His funeral will take
place on Thursday.
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WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.

"Dr. BeusOn's preparation of celery and ChamO'
mile for Nervous Diseases, Is the most important
addition maze TO the materia medica in the last
quarter of century."-Dr. j. W. J. Bngfdr, Of
Bait re.
pr. Benson's Pills are worth their weight in gold
IN Nervous and Sick-Headache"-Dr Il. II. Schttc-
ter, Of Baltimore.
"Dr. Benson's Pills for the cure Of Neuralgia are
succes.."-Dr. q. y. Hof0dn' " Christians
burg, IA.
These Pills are a special preparation only for the
cure of speca diseases as named and for these dis
eases they are worthy OF trial 6y all Intelligent
sufferers They are prepared expressly TO cure Sick
Headache. Nervous Headache, Dyspepiic Headache,
Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis, sleeplessness,
and Indigestion. and will cure any case Price 80
cents. postage free. Sold 10y ali druggists.
Depot. 400 north EuLaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
and at Bichmopd, Va. de 2e-lt
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Celery has only come into public notice within the
last few years nervine, but scientific expert
ments and experience have proved beyond doubt
that 1t controls Nervous Irritation and periodic
Nervous. and Sick IIeadaches to a marked degree.
Brown Sequard says that Celery contains more
Nerve Food than any other vegetable substance
found in nainre Celery was first discovered and
used As a Nervine by French physicians about ls67
But combination of the EXTRACT OF CELERY
AND CHAM0MILE, which has been but recently
introduced to the profession and the pubic by Dr.
c. W. BENSON. has produced such marvellous re-
suits in curing Nervousness ard Headaches and es-
peciay Nervous and ck.Htadaches, Neuralgia
Paralysis Indigestion, and sleeplessness, that it has
excited pubic attention and newspaper comments
aud many physicians have tested the merits Of hi:
preparation with the best results. as quoted below
from few:
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THE LATEST NEWS.


EFFECT OF THE GREAT sNow-sToRM ON
TIRE coAsT-sERIoUs RAILROAD ACcI.
DENT NEAa cHARLOTTE-A WOMAN
BURNED TO DEATH IN NoRFoLK-DEATn
OF A wELL-KN0wN UNfvERsALIsT DI-
vINE-A MAN AND WIFE MURDERED IN
PENNSYLVANIA AND THE MURDERER
LYNCHED-FATAL COLLISION on THE MO-
BILE AND OHIO RAILROAD SUICIDE OF A
SAVANNAH MERCHANT is NEW YORK
AN EXPERIMENTAL TEA-FARM IN SOUTH
CARoLINA-HOw THE BoERs CAPTURED
A WAGON TRAIN IN A swAMP-THE
sNOw-sToRM ABRoAD-JoHN BRIGHT RI
PLIES TO The EARL OF CAgNARvOS-
FIRE-DAMP EXPLOSION AND MANY LIVES
Lost
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dom until In 1871. when, on the retirement
Of President McCsfirey, he was unani.
mousIy elected 20 succeed him. On several
occasions he was rendered the honors OF the
nitro, which he repeatedly declined. pre-.
ferring the privacy OF the college. which
owes its prosperity ADD reputation to him
more than TO any other man. SO devoted
was he TO his charge that during his thirty
years service he never took vacation.
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The Weather.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SNOW STORM At LON
BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH. n. j., December T.-One
Of the seyerest snow-storms that has visited
this coast for years set in on Friday at II
4. NJ, and continued for Seveniy-iwo hour,
with scarcely any cessation. Roads all
about the country are bICckaded and i'm.
passable. The snow fell TO the depth OF
twenty inches, and drifted as high as ten
feet. The bluff Is badly cut away. carrying
with it the summer-bouses aud Costly bulk
heads.
KOlb's Hotel and surf-hOuse had their
porlicos blown away by the velocity Of the
wind, which also demolished forty feet Of
roof OF the pier pavilion. The damage 70
cottages at Beach summer Colo
ny exceeds 100000. There j. 4 waShOut on
the New jersey South railroad at Highland,
but it is believed that travel is only tempo
rarily lmpeded.
FORTY DEGREES BELOW ZERO.
NEW YORK, December 27-At s O'Clock
this morning the mercury at Fort Gayry
was 400 below zero; at Pembina. $40 be-
low at 81. Paul, $50 below; at In Crosse,
$50 below; at Duluth, 30 below; al
Omaha. 80 below; at Milwaukee. zero; al
CHEYENNE, 40 above zero; at It. Louis, g
above; at Chicago, 10 above.
THE COLD WAVE APPROACHING.
CHICAGO. December 27.-The murky,
fOggy weather. with the mercury at about
freezing point, which has prevailed here FOL
the last fortnight. during which tue sun
has not been seen. suddenly changed this
morning to clear sky, with piercing
northwest wind. The mercury has been
down TO 20 above zero all day, and is sink
ing still lower. Reports from the North
west show that the cold wave is approach
Ing.
TRAINS EMBEDDED n SNOW.
LONDON, December IA great snow
storm prevailed IN the north OF Scotland
from FRIDAY until SUNDAY morning. a
number Cf trains are embedded in snow
banks, and traffic is stopped.
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An Experimental Tea.Farm.

CHARLESTON, s. g., December q -Gen-
eral lie Due, Commissioner Of Agriculture,
is here, and completed arrangements to-day
for the establishment OF an experimental
lea-farm. The location selected Is twenty
miles irem Charleston and tao miles from
SunerviIle, on the line OF the South Caro-
lima railroad.
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How Charges Against a Depasy were
TpnnsaA

PARIS. December 27.-Deputy Laisant re-
Gently communicated TO the parliamentary
committee on the De Cissey case letter from
the widow OF the late NJ. Du Vergier De
Hauranne, accusing NJ. Emile De Girardin
OF having carried on an extensive system
OF espionage for the benefit OF foreign
countries, and OF having handed TO Prince
Bismarck, through the medium OF q woman,
important documents relating to the organ
| iZation OF the French army. The commit.
tee returned the letter to VI. Lalsant with.
out even refining copy Of II.
In the Chamber OF Deputies NJ. Girardin
said he would have ignored the charge
against bin had 1t not emanaied from a
member OF the Chamber. He then sum-
mOned VI. Laisant 10 retract the accusation.
NJ. Laisant said BE- had onsidered 1t his duty
10 refer the letter TO the committee, and he
refused 10 retract. The president OF the
committee stated that the committee de-
clined to make any use OF the cOmmunica-
ton. An order OF the day was then passed
approving the conduct OF the committee.
How n Wagon Train was Captured.
LONDON, December 27.-The Standards
correspondent at Durham reports that the
wagons which the detachment Of the Ninth
regiment was IN charge OF got into swamp,
and all hands laid aside their arms to cXtri-
cate them. The Beers suddenly appeared
and demanded their surrender. The SOL
diers ru>hed for their arms, bu, before they
were able 10 defend themselves they were
shot down. While BOer was attempting
to hoist the Republican flag at Potchefstroom
be was shot by BRUSH officer. who the
Beers Immediately SHOT dead.
TIE four persons reported to have been
murdered ut POtchefStrOOm were the COM
mandant OF the Cape mounted police and
three civilians. They were brutally mur-
dered in the midst OF an assembly OF 5000
Beers. The driver OF pOst.cIrt was muir.
dered and the mailbag carried OFF,.
Another report SAYS the Beers were
sheled at Potchef.trO0m and a hundred
killed and many wounded.
Arbitration Of the Greek Question.
LONDON, December PA dispatch from
Athens TO the Times says: The Govern
ment, without absolutely refusing European
arbitration OF the Greek question, seems de-
sirous Of knowing whether Europe desires
to reccde from lis former decision, and
whether it will charge itself with the exc
cutiOn Of the Interior decision. The posi-
ton OF the Government j. very difficult. Is
public opinion against arbitration is very
strong. The Kings language on the scheme
is very decidedly neg1tlve-even more so
than that OF the mlnsters->O that its ac-
ceptance seems impossible.
\ dispatch from Berlin to the Times says:
Turkey is resolved 10 have nothing to do
with the arbitration scheme.
Troops for Natal.
LONDON, Dccembe: 21.-rhe N1iiOnal
Line steamer The Queen Will start for
Nalal. South Africa. with the bulk OF the
Sixth Dragons in about ten days.
ScriOus Floods In spain.
MADRID, December 27.-1here has been
great destruction Of property IN Cornnna
BY floods.
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THE COLD WAVE ApPEOACnING.
TRIMS EMBEDDED N Snow.
Liabilities and Assets.

NEW YORK, December 27.-lhe schedule
in the assignment Of the firm Of Allen n
Co.., tobacco dealers, OF l73 and 17j Cham.
ber> street, TO r. Mortimer Seayer. was filed
to-day IN the Court OF Common Pleas. II
shows liabilities OF Sl2l.9j3 90; nominal
asset, Sl69. 239.4l; and actual assets, S40,-
500 IA
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Latest FOREIGN NEWS.
DcnressiOn IN Ireland.

LONDON, December PA dispatch from
Dublin TO the Times says " 1t is generally
said that 30 dull and sad Christmas has
never been experienced here. Sullen de-
preston marks the spirit OF the people, and
traders who have for some time been feel
ing very acutely the effects OF the disturbed
state OF the country are beginning TO eX-
hibil signs Of great embarrassment; but the
agitation which Is paralyZing trade, putting
capital TO flight, and poisoning commercial
life. still extends lis deadly influence, while
sufferers look on its progress in helpless dis
NAV. The efforts Of the Land League are
now chiefly directed towards the north Of
Ireland. where 1t Is pcrsistently trying to
overcome the rPpugnance TO IFS practices.
There can be little doubt that it has sue
ceeded considerably, when mostly all the
districts are hOneycOmbed with IFS or@ani-
cation. The eXertlons OF the a9itatOrs are
also directed towards the county Of Dublin
and the borders Of Dublin itself. Malatride.
near Dublin, was the scene OF second de-
monslIarion on Sunday, but there was no
reason TO boast Of lis success"
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Obituary.

MOBILE, ALA, December 27.-Judgt
Percy Walker. ex-member OF Congress'and
Judge OF the Inferior Court OF Criminal
Jurisdiction, died this afternoon.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, December ~, 1880.
SALES

WHAT Red Lancaster, $50 bushels prime al
Sl.22; 81 bus hels very good at Sl.2O. Mtded
1900 bu,nels very good at 81 49, "a bushels good
at Sl.l3; 10 bushels common a. zoe. Futz, 60
bushels very good at 81 Is: 81 bushels good al
STA; 400 bushels good at sl.l3; IL bushels fair
at SI.l0: bushels common at Csc.
CORN White. 10i bushels yerv good at Ole
Ntred ass bushels yerV good at 50c.
MEALS bushels prime at 57.c.; 100 bushels
yery good N 55c.
PEAS,-24 bushels very good 1t Csc.
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by Teiegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK December ~ Cotton Consolidated
net receipts for two days. ss,034 bales; exports-
10 Great Britain, 1898 bales; 70 France, 0,40s
hall. Flour--s0uinsrn steady aud quiet; common
10 fair extra, ta.7eest5.26, good 70 choice exxp,
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DULMONAl PULMONA! PULMONA

DULMONAl PULMONA. PULMONA
r. ROBERTS BAKER. Druggist, 9I9 Main
street. ms secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city and Henrico county.
PCLMONA. THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
by FOR COtiGli~. 1lIfOAI AND
Lung TROUBLE
n requires ouiV a fnT tri1l 10 convince enc ~ lis
,lHeact. IL gives satisfaction IN every instance.
REFERENCES:
Rev. \ f.. Gib.on. NJ. d., Rev. W. NJ; osborn
Rev. ~. :. Edwards, -. d., Rev. ;. y wilson,
rev. job 4. Price. Rev. \. :. hank.
Rev. j. H. Lemon, rev. J.. ID Herring
Rev. X. ". BlJcs, Rev. I. " tro"i'
keV. ~. ~ Carroll, Rev. -. hrnutrsOh'
rev j. j. e.. Wc0sirr-ali of Baltimorr. Nd.
Rev 4. Foster AID Rev. George V. Leech, OF
Wd-hingtOn. 10. 4.
Rev James Gamble Uager-town, I'D.
sold by Druggist 4. T. METrEt, Proprietor. %
West Fayette street. RaltImOre' Nd. PIice, 0Oc
no l3-eOd3m
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Elnur.

Flour dull. We quote Fine. s38s9.5O: extra.
$3.50, suoer6ne, :4.50dS4.75; common family,
SJ.75NS6 choice or patent family. S7.50MtS ;
stanton inspection, extra, S5.60S5.7J.
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Hon. John Bright's Reply 30 the Earl
of CarnayOu.

LONDON, December 27..-Right Hon. John
Bright, Chancellor Ct the Duchy OF Ian cas-
ter, replies TO the Earl Of CarnayOn's letter
protesting against Mr.. Brigh's speech al
Birmingham last month Is follows: " You
comment on my speech 81 the l6h OF No
vember, and find in It terrible blcml'heS
not discovered by other critics. You
condemn me for attacks on the Sovc-
reign. the aIislocracy, and the land
owners. | have defended the mon
archy, although the defence is little needed
IN this country aud IN this reign. ! have
warned the authorities Of The DANCER ]
wished them to shun. A. to the laud-Own
ers, | have been one OF the most prominent
supporters OF the policy 10 necessary for The
country and so wise for them, that had II
been obSiinatelv resisted the great land.
owners OF England and Scotland would long
ago have been running for tacir lives, as
SOME Of the Irish landowners are reported
to be doing now. will not reply al length
TO your letter. am content 10 leave it and
my speech to the Judgment OF The public"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. Deeember "a, 1887,
sALEs.--1.000 Richmond and DanvilIe x. II. IS
1851 at 1903; 1900 Richmond and Petersburg
r. Il 6fst MORTGAGE So AT 100; 1000 virginia
1O40's Al 51z. 1000 DO. at SIX, 1000 do. at SLY.
M
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pu.uspsNG SNOW.
xew York wrapped I'm Thick White
Mantle.

ruRy OF rus TENPEsT-TRAFfIC SERIOUSLY
INPEDfD Roth on LAND AND WATEk-lhS
LONG BRANCH PiKR IN PkRlI.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW lUKk

NE@ YORK, Deem Der 2 7.-Hosn.-St Stocks strong.
Money on call, Der Gent. fXchange-Lons. 479S;
snort. 4s24 State bonds dull. Governments steady.
Ereptng.-MoneJ, collie Der cent. ExchSn-r,
4794. Governments I0ng and higher: new SIS,
lOlA; new AS, liz; new As. ll1n. states
nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 27-Virginia SIS. old, 80 I;
consolidated. 76A; second series, 90: pasi-due cou-
pOns, 90; new l0-40's. 5lA. Bid to-day.
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NOTICE.-Th Board III Directors OF the
y MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND have Dec JARED \ SEMi-ANNUAL
DIVlDEND uDOn the CAPT al stock of THREE AND
ONE HALF PER CENT. free of a. inX-s, to the
stockholders 90 and after January 3, 1881.
de2S-td j. u. MORTON, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-28
what IN Thought of the Irish Agitation
I'm Rome.

LONDON. December PA dispatch from
Rome TO the Times SAYS: "Tbe publication
of a note in the OSSerUatOre Romano, IN
which ;be Pope dcplore> the serious clmrac-
ter OF the agitation in Ireland, Is the one
topic OF conversation among British CathO-
lies here. These are divided into two
groupS-the active sympaibiZers with
tue Land League, and those who
feel how serious may be The conse-
ouences TO Catholicism in Great Britain
should the Pope be supposed 10 favor
the movement in Ireland. The latter are
greatly in the majority. the lr'>h college,,
which have constant access to the NaiiciD
and have Influence VITA the clerical pre->,
spare no Effort to convince the Pope th1t
the agitation Is Legitimate. and the conGl-
ton Of Ireland is grossly exaggerated by
the London press"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-28

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AS a REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION SAY
ABOUT IT,
AND
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NEURALGIA. NERVOUSNESS,
INDIGESTION. SLFEPLESSNEsS,
AND PARALYSIS.