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, 1880-12-19
IRELAND AND ROME.

Deep Feeling Among Irish Refugee. II,
pennsylvania Over the Reported Dis
approval By tho Pope Of the Measures
of the Irish League-Denial by the
Archbishop, Of Ca-lacl.
PlTrsToS, Pa, Dec. 1C.-1n this great coal
country, sometimes alluded to as in Irish
possession in America because Of the great
numbers of the countrymen of EMlnet, and
O'Connell, and 3teagher, and ParneIl who
have found refuge in its borders, the present
state of Ireland is looked upon with eager
and intense Interest The Land League
branches which were formed last summer in
every centre of population have added steadi-
" to their numbers, and have relnitted to Ire
land large sums to be used in defending
evicted tenants before the courts and in aid
Ing such families as have been deprived Of
their homes. At the present time they are
pouring in their contributions to the Par
nell Defense Fund"
1t would be difficult to convey an idea Of
the profound feeling, excited among multi
tudes Of these people by the recent cable
gram which declared that the Pope "openly
disapproves OF the agrarian movement. and
entertains q sincere desire to assist the Eli
gllsh Government were it possible,'' with
several other sentences anlplifying and EN-
words: "The Irish Bishops have in social
conversation in Rome not been reticent in
describing Mr.: Parnell as 4 great benefactor
to Ireland" The major part of the Catholic
whatever to the positive statement Of the dis
patch as to the'attltude of the head of their
Church. To say that they were Indignant at
such statement being sent forth to the world
is putting the matter in the lnildest form pos
therefore to the Dublin Frccnaa,,'s Jonr7.ui.
to which the telegram from Rome was orig
fllally sent, with the purpose of influencing
, 1880-12-19


| FLOUR-Wns very dull, in sympathy with whea
buyers holding on for decline In prices Saes ,wer
limited 2G5 rs winters ut sco5 l2; Is brls doubt
spring extras. purtly at S525 IS brls grndo at S
and 20 brs ryo flour private terms. Total 5s5 brit
Export hourB were quoted at $4.ak95.5Q tor good
choice, and rye Hour at A.Ak35-M
OTHER M1L1sTCFFs-Were In moderate supply
wild, fair demand for lots through cars, Will
track stun dull. Sales we're reported Of Q chr
bran At s01O6tll.D; cars mlddstnas at $l].OG ca
shorts ut SllG0; and car feed ut *ll Coarse corn
neal nominal ut s145o por ton on track.
SPRING WHEAT-VAs moderately active ant
quite weak declining 15c, nnd clusing 1c below tn,
latest prices Of Friday. Hecrbohm quoted the British
markets firm and some of them shade denrer ou
private advces were Of contrary tenor. nottnt
hsnyy fesns ytsh f 1GfEe v1 o1nf while our
ras thought that HFtish weakness WAX largely due t.
a sha hsa cSnaed a hus a!e
smalcr demand foE cur increased surplus. With the
bered that prices here were already much above .
chipping Sa;s Fnd our ;d n 1ssis
At rces Tic result .4at srcas quans
% &c zee ae T.
{Escly than fer long si,ns & rast There was only
ssF q e5ss
was quiet al i54ssc above All aiay At GSc nboee
s9foF sa siss :es' wtss fs?s!s
sose Tn5a , @@ W. bu ha Alk1 ntN 3Mo eu No Mime.
premium Of about .ac eyer ordinary No. sprlng.
WINTER WAEAT-Mas dull ana lover No. red
closed nuutnal!y ut sdG asked though s3Sc WIS bid
early. without sellers; Ine fepnTted sale: were lGO
BY long, ,betTted ren a. IMn hu No winter At
NC: ~ bu fejectea at a1kc; Ano w 5u by sample ut
S,sS t Total 6o bu- ALSO Nv ou No. mixed At S'c
C0KS-Was less active, and tame It lower range.
The innrket declined ssc nna closed c below the lat
est prices OF Friday: me ioteign markets. were
quoted ID pei quarter hRnss: PIT New YORK wos dn!
ar1 our reGeps c1ceS1Go ine nn'plnenth by some 49,
wv bu 1or Tue week Whale tne weMknens In wheat was
Mas nassi1 n the simmer fnt.,rcx nn ~ 10 %
EXCEEDED the dcmnnd Tf,e buyins seemed "a be
mnst~ tnna nv shnrta u1harn ycs o,,ic -
demand for .itpment: cash Ints ~ No cfoxnd NJ
f 3esr NAV duened nj 4{1kGe4tSc soiG ~ ItsIc ana
, 1880-12-19
TIRED LITTLE HEART.

Hoxu ule 4si neart! how worn and weary nrt thou
HoT ~ i1alnt sn beneath the burden of thy daysi
.Tn.ta ~ ny say snps are taken amid shadows
1oa1'S 1an more dsrkly DER thy wayst
Xn to'.te neart! There Is no breast to shelter.
Nofnns m9 o touch to m.tKe the burden light,
But gesueouking toward d brighter future,
f6ness ever deepening into night
nv Vs.ae LIE neartl Therei Is no lack OF sunshine
hut ~ MY Wy eyes may still discern its rays;
Az a1a me golden glinttnR and the glory
-t4s ever wound around some Others dayn.
@r. thee? "oeneser saa4s 1non fedt
VIZ vShhen shall thy care and sorrow te M rnora7
Ana l III We lay thee down amid the du{sieA
"eep1og, Say, 81 The sacrifice is oer"?
, 1880-12-19
PROPOSALS.


OFFICE or PURCHASING AND DEPOT E. S.,}
) und East Wnshl1lgton-sk.
EHlCAuu. ILL.,. Dec II, lsa1
Sealed proposals In duplicate will bs received at
this office until O'Clock y. Thursday. Dec =
]su. which time Mnd place they Will be opened Ia
the prestne of such bidders may be present for
furnishing by or before the 9TH inst. the following
supplies to the Subsistence Department United
sates Army delivered In such places IN this city
tuuy be requ!r,t-viz-:
1DJ barrels pork. light mess. extra sailed; 720U
pound. hacon, shrt clear sides TO be ofacua w!nter
ont betoie being packed: ench side 10 weigh from ~
to - pounds and Q be covered with cotton CLOTH. and
packed In erntes 10 contain about AD pounds net
each. strapped
l+2Uk; pounds beans, prime white hnnd-picked. me-
dium; 1@tU Upounds in wellscasoned st, on2 oak baf
rets with round hardwood hoops OF the usual four
barrel stxe, weil-cOpered- full head-llned; and 01
outside ::unny. to contain ltu pounds net each
5,tU pounds pttls, split. IN oOubie sacks, inside
twled cutton and outside gunuy, containing lW
pounds net eacn-
more thn1, per eentu of resin and to be free from
other adulteruttons. In u pOund boxes, strapped
oaO pounds iaTd, est quality leaf ketsle-fendered,
heEmeLically seated In 5-pound net square tins, II
All boxes u be vel strapped with iron, TO 70 COM
ple,ely around the ends and thoroughly nailed
Actual trfe mt the time OF delivery IS required and
no charge for pacsaees. which Eust ba in the very
Proposals. will be received, subject to the usual con-
diti0Hs, for the whoac any portion Ut the above
amounts, and must be Accompanied by samples, pro-
po1nls for salt nras excepted.
The Government reserves the right to reject auY
or ulf proposals..
FLANK proposals or further information will be fur
nishesa On application to this office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
to the undersigned, -. w. DAtltttiER,
Ma ajOr und T.. S &. >. A.
, 1880-12-19
4 COSTLY APPEAL.

1asesa1 Dspoteh to 1ht Chicago IttbasnA.
= ADRIAN, Mich, Dec lS-In 1876 George
n.aka OF Tecumsel, came here to attend q
epoottcan torchlight procession. The
ssns spssan Train which carried his company back
t.aen % stop at the regular depot and he
ssuseo' losing leg in consequence. One
III. ako he received 1000 damages. but the
T.s oe onore Company appealed, a new trial
a. MC5uered, aid this morning the jury in
ssra .ucuit Court, Judge Pratt presiding,
s@se verdict for 5000 damages,
, 1880-12-19
FORGERY.

i Goddnughter of the ET~EuapreBl
Engenfe Arrested for Frandulently
Signing Letters Of Acceptance 70 q
large Amount.
PARIS, Dec. 13.-Baron de Friedland and
his wife have been arrested. The latter,wht
Is daughter of the Duke de Persigny
granddaughter OF the Princess de Ia
Noscowa, and goddaughter Of the
u.Empress Eug6nie, is charged with
forging her grandmother's signature
to aeceptances amounting to the sum OF
18m fraucs. The Figaro says that the
Baroness de Friedland had suffered great
deal FROM the prodigality Of her mother and
tie ayatice OF her grandmother, the Princess
de Il Aoscowa, and that she committed the
crime under the pressure Of absolute want.
The Princess do la Moscowa has always
been regarded as eccentric here, to say the
least
During the Second Empire the Duke de
Pezsigny and the Duke de Morny WED In
tplendor with one another. Alternately
fhey were called by the name of *'Vice
Emperor" by the witty Parisjans. 1t the
LITTER was more noted for his taste and ex-
taya9ance. the former certainly carried the
palm as regards solid luxury. Napoleon
Ill loved most De Morny, but esteemed
most Persigny. Which Of the two swa}-
lowed up greater amount OF the Imperial
money Is still an open question The En-
press, however, had marked preference fo1
the Duke de Persigny. When a daughter
was born to him. she stood as her godmother
md the affair was no mere formality. Pres
ents focked daily to the Dukes house. And
It Was Eugenie's expressed desire thai
her goddaughter should be brought
up as member OF the Imperial
family. There was no child, no young
lady more welcome to the Tuileries than
Eugenie de Persigny. The girl naturally
acquired the most extravagant tastes, par
ticularly because her mother. the Duchess Of
Persigny, granddaughter Of Marshal Ney,
Prince of La Moscowa, afforded her the most
striking example Of extrayagance. But the
Empire fell, the Duke died, and mother
md daughter were left In comparative
poverty. There was no longer Panta-
lone ian Emperor) willing to pay for the
Is for the grandmother Of the girl. the Prin-
eess de Ia Moscowa, she WAS a too we'll
knDWn mlser and too much Of lunatIc to be
g any material assistance to her needy rela-
uyes~ Meanwhile Eugene de Persigny had
1t3sIned 'a31 her oth year; The Baron de F1ied-
hat had been formed BY the Bonaparts,
asked for her hand. He was not rich,
but be was handsome and clever. He was
7 distinguished officer in the French army;
ae nd behaved like heroin the campaign
against the Prussians; he was quite a IA
Eorit with the ladies Of the highest aristoc-
ncy; he had winning manners, and conse-
Qnently his offer was accepted by the girl
4aAoagh StrenuouSly opposed by her grand
mother. ss On the wedding day she swore that
IN ~ hSt,tr fNr haLr4
, 1880-12-19


EoFhaMestSrn; h2t nn8 Louisville Naah... quo
Money market easy at 8D3. closing at per
cent Prime mercantile paper, 5:@7.
Sterling exchange, 10 tlnys wcuS 1T 4.S. de-
maud. isl. ' Nv
. The kcenfno Pnst, in its financial article, says:
" The specie imports during the week ending
Last evening are reported at %, 400 exclusive
of $9ioUoo brought on the Celtic. Taking So
l5l4o0 As the figures, the total receipts Of for
elgn specie M since the beginning of August foot
up $685. 200. against 81, 743 ESQ during th@
sfstesp ssosrespxondng % time Iast year Tho United
$b,G9', ,ou. making the total payments since the
beginning Of August $52, ,000, Co.,"
The Treasury o-day got no 8s Of 1850 az 10ek,
put gives notice that the original limit OF $.A000,
GOO which would be bought at this price has
been removed. and that l02K WILL until further
notice. oe paid for the entire outstanding re-
munder.
The following Is tho weekly bank statement:
Loans. decrease, s5s4,Goo; specie, increase,
t1.i44, 600; lcgnl-tenders. increase, f73H,500 de-
Postts increase. 81 200; circulation. decrease,
3l0S00; reserve, increase, e., III ,a,5 The banks
now hold s., 2,0s8, 75 IN excess Of their legal re-
quitcmcnts.
The steamship Celtic, from Liverpool, brought
$810, ,000 In British gold coin and bars.
, 1880-12-19
MINING STOCKS.
8AN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-Stocks closed;
BOSTON.
Special Dtsp&tch to TIE Chicago Tribune,

Special Dtspxteh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON. Dec. 1s.-The mining stocks were dull,
showing only few fractional advances Silver
1slet was the single exception, dropping of v.
Boston Land gained an eighth, and Water Power
did the same. The business ut the Mining Ex-
change for the week aggregated 1850 shares.
San Pedro vas quoted this morning at 4. and
Gust at 81 bid. The stock Of new Mexican
Time money is easier, not however, from local
causes. but because the country banks have
been found with more funds than expected.
Discount on three months paper rules ut 5 J, and
per cent Cali toans Gre as firm as ever. At
the Clearing House this morning. the rate was
was not money enough to go round. New York
funds were therefore sold down from par to ti
cents per $1,000 discount. The gross exchanges
were $l5, ,945, ,N>4, and the balances ST. 859, ,T3o
~ the Western Associated Prtss.
Boston. Dec lS.-Minlng stocks closed:
Allouez- ...-......- l5-lG Aadlson Copper.
Calumet Hecla..- go iPewabc (newj..... z3A
Ccta]pa- eHEGuincy. ..........,... ~
C8pner Fails. 1G Ridge. tf
F11nkli1. 1914 Silver lslet. 34ls
, 1880-12-19

Short ribs seller February. closed ~.
Long clears qnoted at stt loose and <6tD boxed:
CumherEnds, 6147c boxed; long hams, 7ttet>ac;
sweet picked hams quoted at 1 SC for lSG16 aver
rye; green hams, snn1e average. GaS0t7tc.
bacon quoted at 5{tl51&c for shoulders, 4@7s&c for
short rs 79@ 34c for short clears, G10c for hams
ali cnnvnsed and packed.
for extra and $l5 la00 for hams, with snle of
"a LLow-Quiet and steady at G@e1sc for city and
t3i@Kc for country.
GREAsE-6ale was made Of 50 pkgs packers 1t $el
, 1880-12-19

l. iOlF4I6N.
+. Special Dispatch to The Chteaoo 7,-,hu,-
I 11yEHPoo1- Dec. ls-il:30 a. m.-FIour-No. !. rax.
NO ?, Is I'd GTnin-V Vhent-~Winter No. l. 10s: Nm :.
rs "a; spring. ho.1. 9s lgd No. Z s. sd white No l.
IS ia; No. ? o. ID: club No. i. los I'd: No z 9s I'd
Pork, G5a- Lard, 46s Cd,
LIVERPOOL. Dec 1s.-CoT7ox-Moderated demand
A. Sas6zd: sales. $500 ba1ea: speculation and export
1,u0 American, 60m,
PRovIsIoNs-Amerfcan 1nr6 ~ "a e.on,-,,
clear, 3Ss ID. "
LONDON Dec. c.1s-PErRo1xuA-Retued lid.
bPlR1Ts TsTCKPESTIEE-x3sg 3D.
ANTWERP, Dec la-rErHoLsUh-&f
OF Trnde: 1~011
nFm fa oate pss g H. aWeeat y n far demand and
aIfnl n !. dair demand red wer ID md
1aes aa c1n assns 5 r q
Sa Eaef ana To ed n,s- spring advanced
@eet %; Hese.ps Of dasns
Potk da st g. r or ra1sh a Yn wsso
s ;s 81 sneEt;ssa5 a. Tallo~ da a. as Gheese
= LoSu0s. Dec. H. M-IivEnroor-.wbcst firm Corn
sssay GsFEoes ;aa % shade iair
Soaa da fs
ppne weas iasl shlpoed d sua s a. nesra o1d
Que. r. Fsir average qugiitF Of American red win
ns 1na
pronpt axssss aS 81 sa D5 mixed
NEW YORK.
NEW YoAK, Dec R-CorroS-Quset ut Ii 1850
E3-l6c; futures steady: December 1lszc; January,
u-Rc: February. 12Ico; March. H27c; APRIL l2,4o
MAY. 12a2c: June. R63c; July, l171c
FLoCE-Heayy; receipts, ~ uU brls; exporta 1nD
er1s: super State and Western. a40@3M; common
to good extra. s+&&a0o: good to choice, sat6@675;
Wh1to wheat extra, E.lts6oo; extrn Ohio. Sa4Oa6S:
a55 LOUIE @'ass7' Minnesota patent PROCESS. sa5}S
e, GRArX-Whsnt M heavys 1@2c lowers receipts. 1a.ao
&X00Ff8. Z Hnwfn ! ,.
, 1880-12-19

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Goyernments Quiet and
firm.
Railroad bonds strong and active.
State securities generally inactive.
Tho stock market opened strong and buoyant,
and under heavy purchases tho general list ad-
vnnced sharply. Chicago T. Alton leading the upr
ward movement with an advance Of 6h per cent
Illinois Central rose 81 per cent but sub
sequently reacted 3 per cent, Chicago l. Alton
reactine II per cent, and the general market 4
to per cent. During tho aftcrnopu the market
WAS characterized by a decidedly strong tone,
and the upward movement Ia prices WIS re-
sumed. Speculation continued strong to the
close Of business the final sales being generally
at the best figures Of the day. Tho advance OH
the days transactions ranged from 4 to ~ per
cent, Canada Southern. Elevated Railway
stocks, Chicago g. Alton, Illinois Central. Han
nlbaI & st. Joseph, and St Paul s. Omaha lead
Ing the Improvement Transacuons- 4ea,0oo
1f1hr
, 1880-12-19
LAND QUESTION In ITALY.

Wretched Condition Of the Farmer1-
They Are DeFoured by Rents and
Taxes-Beautlfu1, Sunny Italy An-
other Ireland-The Farmers Must
Own the Land.
London Spectator Actual italy," By +. dc Lareley<-
The volume on contemporary Italy which
n. de Layelcye, the eminent economist, has
published as the result Of personal tour
through the most part of the Peninsula. is
full Of painful but instructive information
upon that great question of the Land and the
People which seems to be perpetua!ly des-
tined to be at the root Of all difficulties and
discussions arising out OF the social order.
It is the picture Of Ireland on vast scale
| which is presented to our eyes BY the ac-
count OF the social condition OF many parts
OF Italy. The cares which hang heavily
round the necks of the Liberal administra-
tors Of Irish affairs are not unknown to the
advisers of King uumbert- Even the Davitts
and the Egans have parallels and congeners
far SURPRISING them in crudeness Of sugges-
ton and violence of denunciation among
the Socialist leaders, who from time
to time seek to take advantage of
the popular discomfort in Central Italy
and Sicily. It is d hard task to govern men,
and, if it were not, it would be an infnitly
1e5s ,s uoo4e uiue1 tAAns' IL oo n"eelc,o Hl"l@
sell Goes not hesitate 10 dra" comparison
between Italy and ireland, and there are few
portions OF his narrative of the scenes which
met his eye, ana which the leading Statesmen
Of Italy deplored III common with him, that
will not strike upon an English ear like SO
many chapters out of our own Irish experi-
encrS .E,verv year >, lie writes tttha n11m-
Der Of enrigrants from Italy the Beautiful
goes on increasing. Signors Mnghetti and
Luzzatti even introduced bill last year to
protect them from the frauds Of every Kind
Of which they are the victims. Aud yet
what fertile lands are lying unoccupied, on
italian whn emiprafes ,nust he miserable. in
deed Ami 40 ke is. and the cause Of it il
~ 1:;o;o,,. d;str;h,,t;nn ~ Iandar} nronartv
l.at11unola perttloe1e 4A1laah ~, 1Ae i:alge
farms we're the rum OF 1taly'. ~ H'aAln Is
as true to-day as in the days OF tliny;" Inc
ply to Ministerial circular which warned
them against the dangers Of emigration, is a
terrible exposition Of rural misery:
What 20 yo9 mean ~ me nen9n, . o1gnor nn,
1Fterf Is dad tns ar to naton G ne o NJ our
1ncn We looeeu. AIs ~ ,naon 49,, 1poA hadt ~. out
astad aq bv n1ressiye yahor and nsnItcient food
W. sow and an reap The wheat. but never eat white
bread. Ne cultivate the grape. but never drink
its wine. We raise the cattle. but never taste
meat We are Glad In rags We dwell IN dens
Of W. @ nnv 10 IN tne me
1taan SOL S ~ o1 ieraEs Ms ~
t Gy tne rv aDd IN p VET ones J the
nrev Of Of the fever or tbs marsh. Our end is a
premature death 10 the hospital. or in our mis-
eratle cabins. And In spite Of al this. signor
ourselves! But can the land where even the
hardest labor cannot earn 1ooa Do called na-
tive country: " a.,
The horrible pellagra, me leprosy OF ~
feeding, extends its ravages among the rural
nof.1ltatiOn III 1S.}0 saws de IAyeleye, there
, 1880-12-19
COMMERCIAL,

The following were the receipts and shipments
of tho leading articles Of produce in this city
during the tweuty-four hours ending ut o clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding
time last year:
, 1880-12-19

viii nS ind,eean ean persistently treat his stomach
Hn 81 f+4b.n!efenoe ~! without the final retalfa-
L. etc I aa2t 1rKan BY It's intliction Of dyspep-
faSafin, Hnen d;. suffering with this most ag-
sG s.Gn5u1K Drops, which wfiI insfantIV m 1sI,eye u0
's1s 0a most desperate cases.
, 1880-12-19

malignant disease in our city" The Hea1h
will speedily vanish If the solid iron covers
OF the man holes are replaced by perforated
covers.
DISTINCTIONS Of the kidneys aud attendant
orKans will prove fatal il not removed by Hop
Bitters.
, 1880-12-19

FOREIGN
LONDON, Dec 1S.-Consols, 98 u-16: account,
3S l;-l6
American securities New IS, 104h<; AIS, 115h !;
4e, 1i653.
sylvanfa Central. 65; New York Central, Isl;
Erie, 49h3x: seconds. 1osH: Reading, :s5as
PARIS, Dec. 18.-Rentes 65f. 9a.Hc c.
HAvnE, Dec. ls.-The steamship Westphatia,
for New York, takes out !, 100000 francs
BERL1S, Dec. l8.-The statement Of the I'M
periRt Bank of Germany shows an increase in
specie Of 2,410,0 900 marks.
, 1880-12-19

T0ta1....,.............. ..&a3lS9328 &9s56jl
Correspondence week last yenr-... 81l5,97 2,5G1t316
The total value OF the sales Of local and mis-
cel1aneoue securities on the Chicago Stock Board
for the week ending Saturday amounted to
&E3l 69A
, 1880-12-19

Government bonds were moderately active. In
Chicago. District OF Columbia sass we're 1G3
bid and 10k asked; the Is were ll2x bid and
1134 asked: the AIS were 11ln bid and 1l1H
asked; the So, l01 and 1o15s; and the 6s, 1D4 and
10{X.
Chicago bankers reported New York exchange
at par. with country orders for currency light.
One instance, exceptional, was reported Of q re-
turn shipment Of gold from the country. Dis
counts we're moderately active at per cent on
call and 617 per cent On time.
The clearings of the Chicago banks for the
week are reported as follows by Manager D. h.
, 1880-12-19

6peced4 u1epdtth 10 tbs CHICAGO Tf{bH31&
Boston. Dec la-TAe present week has been
one OF unusual quietness, so fur ut ieast as
features are concerned. Rumors hare been re-
mArkably few, and. outside Of tight money
market, the revival Of one or two long talked of
shares. and an occasional breeze Of a few points,
the list has been almost entirely devoid OF in
terest. To-day's dealings have not in tho least
changed this state OF affairs, and the market As
a whole leaves OF at or near where 1t COM
menced, with good tone characterzing It. and
promising we'll for next week. Hartford 8
Erie bonds sold strong at 484. and 4814
on the second call. Eastern AIS were
steady at 80 bid. Little Rock Is were
firu, ut 109Hx sales and bid. Atchfson. nfter its
reaction yesterday afternoon. turned again, and
sold up to 144As, with l+4A bid: Chicago. Bur
iington & Quincy was steady and firm at 1880
l73x, with 173A bid. Chicago s. West Michigan
worked up another 4, to a. while St,ltlnsky,
which fell OF In the late dealings yesterday, re-
covered small fraction. Eastern was strong
at 33h@33.i. Flint well maintained itself at
12a5.x for common and &,1Sla; for the preferred,
sales and bid. New York and New England.
in sympathy. touched 8tH, and Rutland again
reached 80. The other changes were small and
unimpOFtant
, 1880-12-19

Saturday afternoon there was considerable trading
after regular hours wheat VIA lover. selling as
ruaty, With Fumorr h2t th8 former sold at 4n Corn
Va easiex u 60 kof XA3. QAaS pokk sold 1t $l3D
, 1880-12-19
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 1S-Goyernments quiet and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-12-14
(Clsvelaad tohfo} Horald.l

A H%AMMooK's WILD WAY.-An Illi>
asiI exchange feels called to thus deliver
itself: "His hammock swung loose at the
sport Of the Wind" and tunbled tho Hon.
j: B.: Irwin on his head, and but for the an.
Piisaiien Of st. Jacobs Oil, he might have
gene "whero tbs Wooabine twins.h." Even
90 dear Beacon as many others have gone,
whe failing to use the Great German Rene,
d. in timo, for their rheumatism and ether
dangerous diseases, ''havs paid the deb. OF
.Gstlra." Rub is eur motto.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-12-14
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the seth nit, Mrs. SUSAN JACos-motber Of
4L-eov. jacob. and sousort of the late Rev.
John Jeremiah Jasob-in the seth year of her
In thi. place. en- Monday morning. December
s. 1850, BERKELEY Bolts, daughter Of David
asd Mary Berkeley Howsll-agsd 2 years and S
At her resideuse in Berkeley csanty, Deem
Der 9Th, Mrs. MARY yANAATRE. in the ssIh
year of her age.
Near Bunker Hill. November ssnd. 1883. Mrs.
sARAH mcBRIBE, aged 60 years. IL msnths
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-12-14

COUNTY 1TEMs.-From the Shepherds
Town Register We copy the following items:
The many friends of Conductor Graham
Mcclellan, 8. v. R. B., in this town regret
to hear the death of his father, which oa.
cured in Altoona, Pa, last Friday.
The first Of a series Of social entertain
meats promised the community by tbs Y. u.
@. A. Of this place va, held in the room, of
the Association Oh Monday night last. There
was a large audience of eur best citizens aad
they were entertained, after a short opening
prayer, with solss, Duets, Chorsses Of
Sacred Song and 'refreshments. Mr.. Jno.
o. Agliolby read quito an amusing selection
from Mark Twain and Prof. D. D. Pendleten
read . beautiful little story. The Solos were
we'll rendered by Mr.. PiIlsbury and Mr.. NJ.
3. spohn. Miss Mamie Hubbard presided
at the organ, assisted By Miss Annie Har-
GIOu.