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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
City bank stocks were neglected The bidding
and asking prices OH the first calp were as follows

'The deallngs in railroad bonds were wei dslrb-
utcd. but generally only TO very small amounts
The special features we're Erie second cODsols which
declined from 9sl4 TO 97l2@973i Missouri, Kan
eas and Texas seconds, which rose from 69ai 10 II
657O: & stou, Hartford aud Erie frsts, which rose
from 4Gl4 70 4s0l7 and Chesapeake and ONO frsts
series b. Which were active at 5314073's against
723. Yesterday Metropolitan Elevated frsJs wore
81 higher at 1911 Mobile and 0nio first g. sold at
10419, cx-coupon against ITO Yesterday coupon on
Ohio Central hrsts declined TO 101; Denver ana Rio
Grande fr,ts were steady at no. and the consols
70. per cent 10 1O7l2; Kansas Pacific cOnsols
sold at g93401C0 add Texas Pacific incomes at
72ia. and fr.t Rio Grande DIVISION, at 94is@94.
Annexed are the closing quotations.:
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Hliscellane0us.
AIR. L. w. VANDERhOOF has charge Of
IVA Grain. Provisions ana Cctpn d. ar ment OF onr
busfnoes or eTs chicago through Mossrs Jon
r. Lester & co. the Cotton and Produce EKchan IS IN
this Cly. SCRA lOH * HlLbAhD' - orV"u"aJ'
NEW.YoRK. DeC l. 1880
DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
ESTABLISHMENT FOR
Sale.

EOR the purpose of closing the oo-partner-
ship Will eli personal las become necessary
tho pIopT 10 OF THE NINONA KEPuBLICAN viii offer
ctr entire establishment public SALE az Nnona MIMI
ocook a. on Wodnesday, the 20 Of December pfoA
mo 1T 49,,
weekly newspaper, wellapponied JOB Office and book
ruiine and boiler. aud az the avputeanCet
belonging department Of tie business e sale VIII
DiOl list and good VIII OF the concern
together with the Associated Press ira ciee perfect
tile all encun hrancr WIZ De given % Ile
TlIE WINONA tlEP BLltAN has be u CONTINUOUSLY
IN or It's present for neary quaIe Ol aeon
tUrv IL the only ally paper lnbhshed IA q houlshnH
beautiful aud rowing city o. ilOOl people anu u egy'
the rel Of 0f ie most nnuen ltpitsh
Ia i've 81 4aplb thought policy ID The ota 10
one OF persons pcsse7s spapei expe euee amy
OpDDrtuuy acre presented pa most &c,
sIrsrls Ocat on sufh a. Is very rarely 70 be found
Is ale viii DC ALSO ate Terms TWO thirds 81 ne par
chase money to pad tho time OF sale The ieina
third made para ~ one Nc7t NtA a!pfV'e' s'lS
~ j.. SIN tfR & Co,
Nov. 20. 1880. "m'la' Nina
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The following are the quotations for securities |
on the Free Iistv:


The Sub-1rcasurY today lost S7S22S on balance,
made up bv Il con- less of S140 sos, less currency
gam of 500. 577. THIS lolves he net gain since
last Saturday at 81 1881 ,7O3 The European steam
ers arriving since yesterday brought $1.2i6762 IN
gold making the total arrivals since last Saturday
S2,S70,S 500. While money to-day commanded
premiums IN addition TO legal interest of from Il TO
il6 per cent a very much larger proportion Of the
business WAS done at the lower rate than has been
the case for the preceding three days. There was
no lack of loanable funds but lenders having tasted
she bio d OF usurv cath to r-duce their Diet
10 the requirements Of the law. and borrowers were
too anxious Qubhle fractions of commissions.
as at other times they do over tbe fractions OF
per cent per aDnum. The last loans were made at
per cent. Al Boston the rate of exchange
on New-York has advanced to 10 cents
premium, other points being unchanged. ne
United States Treasurer at Washington day
received 100000 in National bank notes for re-
demptiCn. The customs receIDts YiS5. 600.
and the internal revenue receipts were 1910 900.
The following il the Clearing House statement
to-day Exchanges. S2l7,570660; balances,
S5,45l44S The TRANSACTIONS at the SuO-lreas-
NY covered: Receipts, S1.17S,S57 payments,
81 257, OS5; currency balance, $l.326,115 com
balance. S77,291.650.
The following the statement OF liabilities and
assets If he Treasury OF the United States Deconi-
lsr 1
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DroDosIis
DR0PoSALS FOR NAIL BAGS.

A POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.. :
WASH NGgUS, 4. c., october -. io5O)
separate sealed pTupOss vii DC received At ihs pepArt
men, noon the "a da, OF Dece nDer, oS Or iuisn
in Nv con TaCf from the u daN " JAuY
1851 MAIL BAGS the ~ tbs pcperim NJ also
for mi. nishue AL BAGS ConUrming in matvnah ann
slzes 10 the samples hat OF different t0hsiruoo anu
which bidders ore "a furnf anpfa
cifcaIols o. the kinds Mail Bags end ~ he coud-
tions reatpF 20 proais contrasts @o
s IN a. forms Iing Will DO furnished On Application
by etteT second AAaisan Postnss vfoenttA 30
Tonosa Viii be considered len shall not have been sub
t ID Ia 0curdAnce witn such specifications am 0ims
The contracts which NAV be made VII 10 N conformity 20
tho and accepted proposals Toe ushth
rsseryes however 10 reject any s OF the proposals
'0-N''N-' JAS. y. 1NNEk,
Acting Postmaster. General
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rjp,r. Vessels gnf RIiiroIfs
Npw YapK Thuraday Dec. =. 1Ss
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
EpTnAX ngp y 1850

ASHrS-CnchangeI, qniat - -.
COFFEE no dull ana nominal; Orhlnay " lr,'he 1sI
gne- 4c including Pair l3c.; Mild dnI ana nornin
ally unchanged bags Maracaibc eK Felicia sold
at l2r. 1900 d, o.,
COTrON-spot Cotton firm. unchanged quiet; .aes i95l
bas 26i evening". including 100 tor export I3B for
soning and 1875 Tor Speculation delivered contract 80
baes. Receipts the ports rpdav 192lt bAies against
"a 74S bales th last and 1850 bales ST year
since september 24I7502 bacs against &26i6il bales
dur1nE he same period last year.
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Increase. decrease.


,o,,o. ZEE 3 ~ m bHllon In HE BAD Of Eng
, bas decreased ou00D durng ue piti wee me ~
England ~ hal - hilcu
~. 49, - Us liz Der cont is tsi9ie per cent
lCNu0s DEC "a D. nCunSpls, y 100 10! money, 5J'la
~. rrccntt Admit, e. Ntsiffn hr4t NOR
ynstee csrincsfes j5As Nt@Jer'e outtai cor oa ~.
80 Forl Central. i45'l; Limos Ceuiai, 4EJ rem Jsai
10 ,trs B5 teaias ~ y pans ahV,es quote thfce DEF
r.rfes AT Is francs ctntincH iOi no lccut.L Toe
-, otseouuf Tor three months bls IN 'hr 'ir hfAet %
% nei cent which % per cent ce0W lhe BANK VI Ehgl
rate d, ,,o,.t.o. IN Iouiyu - francs ISL zen.
inrs -" Va 1.-The weekly statement Of the Bank Of
s,ows decrease gold Of 4UzVOO0 francs ana Ia
syer of J.D7J 600 francs
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stale bonds were dull, the total sales aggregatng
only 81 900. including Alsbamas Glass A, a. rs and
Glass at So, aud Quebec IS at 1Oli2 The follow
ing were the closing quotations:
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CORPORATION Noilces.

BOARD OF FDUCATION.-SeIled proposals
ID viii by the school Trustees " the i2th
ward hall OF The Bard III EDUCATION corner OF Srand
o'clock sad dty the utnltufc tlu"t
for school NO ~ OF
ave, between luotn ana lu6th.sts. m. -.
Plans specifications Be eeen AZ the once OF the
superintendent Of school Buildings NO fO StAA-st '"ta
auOr. 80. -..,....
suretles mls each W'lte ms hahe anu phNeW
said proposal
and approves suretles, reSdtnts OF ths
city. CURED IA all cases $500, . -. al 81 ,n.
The the right 10 reject any or All oi Va"
proposals submitted ,, =, r~,no
ANDREN l.. sOttARD,
GERMAIN HAUSCNEL.
0EOR8E ~ nEBENOISE,
CHARLES CRARf,
BOARD az school Trustees. 18th wand
Dated Now-York. NOV Z9, 1880 .
FINANCE DFPAornFNl.
BUERAU PoR TuE COLLECTION on TAXES
- chamber -,
Ngw-NORK December 1. 1890
NOTICE TO TAAPAYERS.--Al persons
~ who have omitted thcr taxes Tor Tue year 1884,
are hereby notified required by law 70 pay the ane 70
te Taxes az hls onte on OF before The lst day
OF January, l1sl. - a..
l5tb day Of December ms per rent al axes
paid on ana 0ie mers( &C lhc "a OF weys
Del computed iOm the 10Th NJ Ccto r a..
tte which rolls and .als sNse 90.
Recover ali taxes remaining Anlad on anu
after the sad lot day OF January, 1881. -
money wIl be received alter COCK y a. Once hours
from a. ~ 10 2 p IN ...... -,
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40 CAPITALS rs.
CltD iJroperIn 10 Eel.

DROWN STONE HOUSE-165 Lexingtoa-
ID ave In first class order modern improvements. Ap
Ply oo-nsr 10 COrtandt-st. GpsIair+
OFFICES TO LET, some desirable, at low
~ pucss M the buildings 8 aud BseSmau ST. ~ 70
l8J Na-sa.st. n PARK Row. opposite a. o. huIAAND
& WITHIN, , becAmans ST.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1880.

Judd q buckingham sold 10 GraSscrs, 2S2 n. at 20
snP AND 20 sars sst 7fG ssaa
ct choice weak and ower iof
M a ana %S % asa nf ends
iron all The country are see sna
being marketed not 70 have TO feed IT, Butchers
ANYTHING better. Poor Rar sheep quoted At sat2c
Good Choice AZ Poor 10 Fair nmos at 4sgs 20
Good at hoo &c; extra lot OF Canada lambs
average sold There slow trade in Dressed
mSsi Of he uf.tawn slaughter houses
sae H. Hume sod at i5s one safeR nVa do
% a. t az DO 90 D. a. 81 y 90 d sIs Ia6 Is H.
AZ d s. stats az G TO- g 81 10 d. S e
Il 6S o n' 81 State at 81 Sleep ~ 81 H. AZ
do "a b at ac Go d. 81 20; so do ~ D. at 4'2c
Ia5 Sis'1 81 Ssi at S at Sc
q b 81 90 81 r. 81 sc q % S DO % 20 " no. -
psnbaes & dewey sold; sheep part ETss s0
p ssts EwSs IT, az as; Is Canada Lambs 81 n At &C.
Ewes. i2 5 az ileS 1917 Northern Canada Lambs 10"
Newton Holmes sold rs virginia sheep 06 D. at &c 25i
do 80 D. a. S. 90 ZIG ONO do 30 D. at 81 2O % 90 % 10
T. r. sader Co sold, i54 Sheep 90 ID. at l'sc'
1870 obi co (few Lambs. 40 n, at - ~ .,oo
IS co. iis H. at Sic 90 ines iaso' S4S do, 100
nda g ndsDg AN oG i 1s5 ksaS shoo
&c ls9 d. 81 10 q, r. q 21S ass 49, & do al 10 & at
he 29 state sheep and Lambs. 10 b4 at 400 az state
Mots5|Reeeipts were So cars Of 1896 heahsl at
CITY aud ~ az ths Total arya s.ce 7aas
and prices rule and weak. Ordinary to Prime western
Uoes are quoted alive 81 C5dSi 10 extra lOdd
would probably bring - rs Receipts OF country ureseu
Hogs afe ycry large and market is except for
few Fancy Lght Jersey Pgs Light Jersey are quoted d
G@a7c Medinm Ge5i2c and Heavy al &C.; LlghI ana
Medium state 2c AMI Heavy the eamo as Jersey
sileh-Kirbv Co sOd 4l Western Hogs 70 D. az sifO
Smith g Eeid sold: 47O Ohio Hng5 1877 D, At ~ 10
LIVE STOCK mARKEr7-BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO Dec. - IIOGs-R cccips. 47O00 head; ship
meuS 500 opened steady aud nrin but hn
changed closing weak and loo lower demsnd
for brs heavy decline Provisions Affected the madse
NITed Packing 81 60; Taght A 251s4 sos Choice
HEAVY 81 T,Gf4 30 Common Light and Mixed 81 fsi 80
CARR Receipts 1900 head shipments. $500 neal mar
active Exports - 4O6sB Good ~ Chpl9e
shipping 81 75d 81 Fair - G0dt 40 buio
ers e;.sy and DC lower Good, 81 2ods2 W;
Sockcrs and unchanged Common to choice - 5n1
through Texans iOWer ana "esth ~ - ov~|O'
Best 50 20 Calves SB0S ] per had $1,000, I..o-
sHREP-Receipts, 300 he d markrt unchanYhIi OVhm"i
dull az s.B1SI % Fair To Good, - 5Odft
Vt LOUIS Dee. 2-IIOg---I.Ower. Iito DOING 1okers
and Bau.ores OOat - Mixed Packing - 3b0sf bV
Bucgr TO Fancy 81 50 20; receipts $500 head snip
mruts 800 mead ~. s,,..,n.
sic - 500 10 sold At as Y5Us5 80 Extra Heayy
gJD n and upvar IS 7bd 81 Light steers = zDHe4 fDi
Good ixed lots or htun
81 5on<3 gb Fine Hfers 81 90 sockers ara Feeders
"a hOd 25 ted Texans, IS % Ds3 40 rccep's
Goo ad shipmen =. 3 hotd e,,. . ,,o =, ia
81 20 Fair Choce Mutton 1888 10 receipts fVo hes"
hpmcnts 100 head
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Thnrsfnr. Dc!

NEw,YoRK. THURSDAY. Dec 2 1890.
The following salcswere ne!d ~ the Exchang
saesioOm to-day
BIZ John r. B0yi
plot Of land iiihaye, ccr OF llOthst Delix ~ on
75; John Boyd Si'VO
BIZ h. H. Muller Son
I g story house and brick stable W 10 Jay.st.
Of GrecnWchst, bot Zj1Jj.2 Jere PangDora-.. 1910
JlY scott 4 Ngers.
q Lott boulevard, 2fl IL Of I3lstsf. each 25k
100 Abraham yo0fhis. I,lo
IN aichgfd =. HgTHer
/ 2stOry brfcs dweing and Astory iranie build
Ia g. vi h lOL No 2sS Hudsonst 3. JB.S itnOf
DonhDick-st, i0t lSsxluc1 irregular; Henry
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GouarInersnlu Noures.

OFFICE OP
FROTuIs sHAM & NVTRHEAD,
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS,
81 LKCu ANGE PLACE,
NEW YORK, Dee }. 1870
MR.. DOUGLAS HENRY has this day been
" 4 admitted to au interest 10 our business o.,
FROTHINOuAM WHITEHEAD.
OFFICR OF EMNEr isElN
% BROADWAY, DOM 30,
AEW-YoR Dec. L. lSS0.b
THE undersigned have this day formed
1 conartnorship nnder the firm 81 EMMEf q
r9FrIS for the Transaction OF commission business Ina
* dealt IN AZ he New orr STOCK
HENRY G. EMMEE l5AAC AsEL4N-
Member og Nov stock Exchange
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Gin hsGl GsIdIe FOR SAFE

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UProwN OFFICES, No. I.13s 3.oaiwa cor. Iniry-
mn SiXth-aye. bet. Forty seventh aLd
{0s West twenty. tnrd.-t Eizhthsve No
81 East OuIte7pI-st corner Uu,n-sqasre 700 ihfd'
ave. torty outst, AT the hANL ii OfFltb- 70
IOOI k-l Third ave, cor oae hundred AndtHehty.
fgurth-st sem Savings Bank Building ~ " D. H. AZ
regular office rates
DEEKMAN-ST.-Yalua corner properly
ID for sale. RULAND& WHITING. Beekmsn-st
PANEL BIBDSALL & Co,
I No 2S5 BROADWAY.
Cder fnr sale number ~ u first class improv 81
store properly sr0adway Leonard. FranAhn Viii and
Churt sis.. some paying ten llOl per cent
GTORE in Chambers-st., well rented /; also
- on allspcaaId; very cheap w l. BUTLER, 90 LID
ertY-st -------------
IA$TH-ST near 6TH-AVE.-Three-stor
4 %.sP brCk at bargain. -
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rrnnPEAN MARKETs

tirciy nominal
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 2.-PorS-Prne Ho's-El.tern dun
at ~: WosteIn. steady Al 80 Bacoart nmper-ai 'ns
dun Al A.. snur Gb dun az 3td.' 4o,- g "A,
steady ~ Al. short cl'9r. duH a. 80. hhIs-i-oue
Gu uu 10. shDui1cr dull Al p Oh iieei-i9oa ness
dnil al - 1yfra mrNl steady q - FIlme Mess hHh
nj 81. lard PRIME Western. duil AT toou 'aoN-
pane CIV ,u ai 50 B, lurpenune-sprts. dun a. 31
KoIr- Comnun. steady ~ bJd: Fine sle1dy ~ 4Olol
rucrcan Inoce. du GO 6d. iarn Oi steady ~
As Fiunr-i.xtIa SaJe. stoaly AZ 49, Wheail-No. l.
White aieaGyaf : I'd -prur M = sleilF p, "vi. Wv
W,nr Veslsr ,teaiyat lO New southern winter steady
M 10 ID C0rn-ME e1y at % ID totohsstu 'h o. oW
AmeucaD tl M rA.L hpsl- oilh u ~. % t'h
.iov n 5Gl rurpenune Spfts NJ London onu NJ - ol
tfvprpoof Dec. 2-ji5 -. m.-tehncd Petroleum $40 Sd
mr. r,l Spirits 81 Petroleum, II 2d pe ral o. ..o-
,,rr ~ -rinfq " TurnlI 3fos. per cwL
L6ypaN Dee. 90 p m.-Taow. 81 per eWt Common
hs l4rs i D4e leozs Lard closed ls 90
ceatnies pr 100 EtIos
.prroN aAKR sr5-sf rELEGEAPH
rrp-r,o, Dee 2-l23D d m---Cott3n-There Is moder-
az frluirv which freely supplied Midimg tp anht
Td tIf,inr orleans bStsd Sale 10000 1alea mould
- ,o, l1ie. lon srecuauon ana EXPORT Recent LOO
49, tnrluI.uf I Amaucau tutufca-l phhna
- MIA , ciausr DscomOer livery. OBJ rLi 90 Docein'
deirverv 6Isld. f-uruary ana Narch de'efy I-a2a
s-tlt d. March and Arrl delivery D @le, $3.50 u-J sd
80 Ann 4nd sfay r'si. also bNsgu 90, May ana
Inn ,lrI--, Gof also j'sl do June aud july ueNeiy
% , a., Dec 2 i.so ~ m.--Coton- Mddnng uplanfs
rii ~ utf1iing Orleans, 5'sti Low Mhhhhg upianis
~ 10 f;,r Orl nary Vlauf d. Ordinary Uplangs o'd
Fture4 or ads Alldins clause January and Febiu
af ID - @ 80 D. m-Cottoa The sale- Of the DAY
u.0l. "a 300 Da'f Amer s1l Vl''"' ~" ''''
ain. rr.lsl Jaur aud ) a ) delivery. IT,. ~,
f,t .It. iig ciilse. Nay AMI Junf delivery 0"a3f
fr..rpii- DDr 2-i.la %. -t1ttDn cultures pauiA
toy stang clause, DeermDsr delivery uss si 90 Deeom
Der aLd January delivery. Csi 40 January aHa February
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
FALL RIVER, 1ass, Dec. Printing cloths have ruled
1net ana without any Demand previous Quotations ale en-
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A little better mercantile demand fer s,erling eY-
change induced the leading drawers TO ADVANCE
then rates - cent Cor 60 days ana cent for short
sight but the mprOve meut In rates Tor actual bnsl
ness was only Il and L. cent per E, and at that weak
Al, ax.Ia I h, - Al NOS teuq
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tilarble nno GIuIe tf,antels.

MARBLE aud MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
w monuments thing. &c a. kLABEA lSt Ia 81 lsth
st., 3a-sve
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Dipioen0 \ ollces.

OFFICE OF IHB TOMBSTONE MIL
AND MINING COMPANT
432 Wainut-st,
PHILADELPHIA Penn. Nov. 80. 1880
NINTH DIVIDEND.
Tho Executive Committee Of the Board OF Directors Of
tbi. Company have Gay declared the regular monthly
dividend o. $4,000 being cents each share Of the
capital stock Company payable on and after December
10, tins Office. 49,. $3.50, ,--,,
GEORGE BURMA President
W. j. CHENEY, secretary
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V. VI. &E.lst n

Bid. Asked
&E.lstM
rs 1870 i.------.-- 40 : -
+. c. Il. Il N. 49,,
lat IS 1906 ..-.. 30 VI
MINI. e St-I-lst rs
l,fZ I.--...--- Iva
Ches. 60 6s gold -.
Ser'sRin.d. 1903 1872 10
Ches. & .. S. cur
nut. drferd 1919. Ar IS
Cmc.& Alton sink
ing fund IS, 1903 - ITO
l.. * ". Il. LIST rs
100 -...-..-----llo ..
i. & NJ. Il. % rs
st.I J & c, ist Us ,
ISs4.... .-..-..-.ll1l2 ll5 !
{. B. & @. 3 n p
Is IrUr.. 1888. =. 100
C.. RI Z. con. u rs
C.KII".sP.ssiei7c.I26 :.
C.RLXP.Gsl9l7r l2sh2. q.
ca. OF N.1.lst Is
lS9D. .--.--....- III -
C.R. Of n. j. lstc-
II 1879 As. liz ia
c. u Of Nj cow. $3.50
rs 3J2 As. O.. III 4:
IehN 81. CgiGOO 1875 @.
Ieh Is. &c Asl9cO 993 lu1L
A.GstPlgmop.d.l32 Ij1
N.NSt P..d : S-lO
z. - l49S. ..-.-.i22 III
MHStPIst7ssP.r.dl23 =;
Observation-Disclosures III
D s. II / LIST IL !
& -. .-.-.---.. 10 -
NJ - p lst IN 1
( MS .-..-.--. 10 -
Z =; Plst 81 &
& 80 Is ..----lZ -;
". & Il. +. c Is. .--l2O~2 III
M.6stP. pa IN - - lVO
N&~3T stJsL2 1
&BV.F --------- 10 ..
III. & -. p. lst SO. 80
Hin d.y. 60 .-..lOI iuo
VI {. ~ p Oh q =
Div 6s zee ......1Vff ..
Ciic. q \. y. Skg 80
ia "a s.ss. 80
C&N WiB7s...l04
ChL6NW.c. b. 1s.l3l lS3
chi * y " eXten -
CO 8 ~ m 7s.-lll IL
Chlc.&NM CO 10 10 4.
Che & ~ reg 1s.l22
ACME. "a. b. 1912 lDJ
4 * u lst 7s....--l2l 10
Win&StP 2d IN - 10
cocoa cnn IA -. - lA6
che. - ~ N &
o Is con ........lC2 lu2s
StP.N~iOux sfGs ln8 lUl
DeL. J.. q ". 2dn.IOl = o.
DIAN. 7sc 1897 10
DIS j. 7s....I2I rs
Syr.. i < \ y LIST ~
~. 1905 lila IlO
Nor a -. lstn7s. 1872 =.
MOI q .s2a - -.lls . lls
ri I. 4 10 1871 ll6 llS
MOI cong. a.. J ~ 4 -.
Dlv T. Can Is - ll2ie ll5
ID. &H.c. 7s'94...ii4 h"
l.. & Ii Pe1D Diy.
C Z. ..-........-- 20
A & Is "a Isl. i07 = LOO
AibS-uslstc g7s.lI7 =.
% k.O 90 LIST ~ - 90
J. a Rio ora Isl C 100.
Is lg1O..........lD1 = lO1 :.
Den , PIX & Pac $500
Ere Isl ID ex1S-- ! = 10
Fi1e "a IN X. -. 100 -
Erle 80 10. Il. 's5. 1854 lOy
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-20

and Charles Mehner officiated as caller
The hall was beautifully decorated with
| garlands Of eyergreens, which were stretch
ed from ceiling to chandeliers and along
the walls in grsceiul curves and wreathes,
and flags, Of all nations, appeared on the
walls
Dancing began at few minutes after eight
o'clock and continued with but little in
terruption until 80 o'clock in the morn.
ting The lunch was in part prepared at
the hall and served whenever desired, the
young ladies who had the tables in charge
being Away ready to furnish lunch TO any
number and at any time, Each member
wore badge inscribed with the mono
gram, G, c., and the attire worn by the
young ladies was elegant, displaying
excellent taste in the selection of material
and considerable art in the general make
up. Among those who were present in
the hall, we may mention the following
Mrs. r. X. Riley, Mrs. Ellis, Mr. and
Mrs Will lam Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Elmir
Lawrence Miss Tillie Vincent, Miss Lou
Vincent, Miss LYDIA Pitcher, Miss Lillian
Phillips, Miss Molie Clark, Miss Mollie
Hunter, Miss Katie Gallagher, Miss Bette
Korsmcyer, Miss Maud Rittenhouse, Miss
Edith Martin, Miss Musa Green, Miss Belle
Hill, Miss Ada Lester, Miss Mollie Riley,
Miss Anna M Riley, Miss Nettie Shutter,
Miss Efiie Coleman, Miss Lizzie Wood,
Miss Hattie Mckee, Miss Leila Thompson,
Miss Lena Ray, Miss Effe Close, Miss
Emma lie Crone, Miss Ella Armstrong,
Miss Campbell, Miss Mamie Smith, c. r.
Ruffin, EWalter Spear, Cyrus Miles, Eugene
E.Ellis, J T. Farris, Frank Cassidy, J. W.
Scott, NJ. W. Carr, Jas. Wenger, VIM. J.
johnson, Jas. A. Philis, VIM. Shelton,
Curran Redman, Vim. C. Blauvelt VIM. ID.
Lippitt, Ed Jenkins, Geo. NJ. Fry, VIM.
Wright, Claude Winter Ed II Mccullough,
VIM Winaus, Sam T, Redman, Harry C.
Hughes, Elmer Comings, Capt. Thos.
Shields, Daniel Hartman, c. n. Borden,
Thos. II. Forrest, DR.. VIM. r. Smith, Jr.,
Sol A Silver Frank RedmAn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-20
FOUND NOT GUILTY.

A dispatch received by W. G. Mulkey,
Esq, last night, conveys the intelligence
that Mrs. Esther feacham and her son,
Morris Howard, we're acquitted OF the
charge of murder yesterday evening after
the jury had consulted for one hour. The
case was tried at Vienna change of VEN
ue having been taken from Mound City on
Tuesday last Messrs. Mulkcy, Robarts
and Spann appeared for the de-
PENDANTS, and to their efforts in great part
must be attributed the acquittal OF the ac-
cused.
The case was a very complicated one, and
was in many respects similar to that of
Mrs. Whitcamp, who is confined in our
county jail for the murder of her husband.
1t has excited considerable interest among
the people of Alexander and the neighbor-
counties, who generally believed that she
was guilty of the crime.