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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28
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regular Olcc gates
DERMANENT POSITION.-A man Of good
who command at once Is oO0 IN cash.
secure position Phi-leighid
mercantile agency chance for prohtsbie 50
ment and splendid paying business; e1p-uenre not 20
much requisite good common Adde'S ii ElsCAN-
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rscsr. Ts5s,'5 ant RIilrorf&
NEW. York Dec c527, 1890
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MosDAr. Dee. 27. 1880

AsHEs-In small sale at late prices -...,,-. %.
fof Far csrress No sales here Withdrawal RON
follows Leo bags santos, eX Eela : 93t o. .
pc 800 bags * lrchn. e,cs 80 BAGS :, olbers
Yamoyden SOLD az Lslc Mid grades were quiet
FLOUR AND MEAr.-FLouR-MarEet a shade stronger.
IN inssces % lve bter Eany on low gaaes Inoeea,e
ls neluaing $500 bhs Minnesota extra 81 loe 8 % Tor
ineudng l,5oo b,as arrive s5as5 20 Loo bes iiy
incudine slan parcels Fancy Winter wheat at a. an ez
Irene 1000 bbs 10 ? - 91asi %, including 1000 bbis
les for EXPORT QaStauons; Ne @ s2ss3 80
Geo. "a w S go - @ go Coed % saScv 90 ss -
Roene OHIO g 10 sse eooa
81 i% cou,msS cIear 81 Gssi so Rye mirtrs 81 900
- - iakrIs kxtrA > oGs9 % strs-ga - s.Ss ~;
w. ,, SSq EN- ~ Vs sSl 90 rHKRS
~, -, acss 10 fhs inrlod,ng carr
50 Good q IS ass IS Good 70 Choice s. 80
So 25as5 ae......BUCKW HEAT FLOUR dHH 81 g9@
g sc Ysov western y aao5eo s.
eRAIN-wREAT-MarE le2 &c better moderate bust
com; closing sh,de under the out-ie quotations
The latter Tor export ncadng tngraded spring 9se.
Ss sp o.. No Eed 81 iS[asi IA; No 2 Req 81 i5L
nlIel Winter Winter 81 sscsi n No ? @h,ts 81 I9s
10 While q lsassl i4' mainly s iIssi i4s
s. s. i5 do DO jSS9 sSes s. closing tY 81 Eds 49,
DO MsFe5 81 2oss r. closing 'l- @fasl ~ DO May
81 l9@GSl 81 closing 81 kl6si p No ! White De
cembe 81 134 0$l l34 closing 81 lSs4 81 Il do Jan
airy s. lS'dsl IA z elosns 81 IA &c February 81 90
g. Is CT sing 81 sSsl 49, 90 May 81 IS clos
ing . lSR1E quiet at 80 cfssc. sales 3OD push
No. ]. SIC .-.--. BARLEY quiet and unchanged....
BARLEY MALT quiet and steady 1900. CORN-Market IA
a2c. trade for home shippers holding OF
far busness speculative account; sahs 2DSO BUSH
bush lncleng UBgrafed western Mixed
bSd DC No 3 55a5S &C. mainly 5Sc; No 2 53s4a67 &C.
nearly al at 1857 nc. New elbow Doe No January
66asa57 ac. closing 57l4G5l do February. 81 roo c
57sQJ7 May 30 G5G14c, closing 664e-...-
900 bHSl. including Ne at
a. rQ4ls8c.: Ne White. 42c. No = 42Gs24so.
no White 4334 d44 lc., No. 42c mol White ave- Mixed
Western 4le44c: White do 4Sd46cs Mixed state 4S,
including % 900 bush. No January, 424G42 sc; 2OOOO
bush do February, 44e.
~ STORE N NEw-TOEK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAIN wAREH USES. And HELD on CERTIFICATE IN
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AUGUSTA Dee 27.-Cotton quiet, Abiding, l07ac: Tow
Hidd1RK 10 C.. Good Ordinary 9ac receipts 2+l3 baes
RAITM0gF Dec. 27-Cottnn ellv. Mdding lac; Low
MiddnE IL Good Ordinary. 1Osc.i net receipts 90
Dalesi gross 3eyt balrs exports coAHtlse - Da4es
~ % SINNERS. 200 bales stock 3s4HO bales.
BOSTON, Dec. 21tetluE steady MiaainG I-c. Low Ahd
ding 81 Ordinary SC; recelDts III bales
gIoss. $685. b4c- stock, 2,SSH bales
ca AgLRsTONSDcc. 2I.COiiOn quiet; Mddlng II 1c Low
Mdiing &C. Ordinary 40 rocclos $50
CINCINNATI Dec. 21COrJOr quet Mcflinr. II -2cs Low
MddIRC I0ac 60 Ordinary. 9aac. receipts 2y6Z bales
shipments 1853 bales sales 700 bales spinners 100 bales
stock 10, I45 baits
Mddlng lO4cr Good Ordinary c net rceeipts g. %
bales gross 63l bales exports 100 baes sales
I.zJ2 haes. STOCK llJ,bZU Osles.
L0UIsvIiLE. Dec. -7.-CortJD quiet Mi1dlnc l. Nc.
MEMPHIS, Dec @s.-Cugt0u quiet Mldalug II &c receipts
3Oll bales shipments, l,354 Daes STOCK o3uJ1 bales
NOBLE Dee. 2-.-DOu0n easy Kidding. II 'sl: Low
Nd1nue, lose: Good ordinary. uei rrctins 340'
bales eOas 32s bales exports coaiWe l6 o2ieS safes.
800 bales stock 63,jOl bales -
EFwOELtAys Dec y -Cott1n quiet Mid ing asc' Low
bates gross $3.50 bales exports % Great Britain. 81 -
b. salsa. 900 STOCK oI4.1I- bales
NORFOLK. Gliding Il &C. net
TeceiDt. $500 bales stock 1867 bale 800
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2e.1ttoL qurf AddhnE. IL Sc; Low
Mjd Jag, IIac.; Ordinary. Oc. net ciuta, 10
grJss 9-5 Dos sales o4O3 bales spnners &c Jses
SAVANNAH Dec 27.-Cottop dun aiiddlin-. y ac. Low
exports 4.3 - bales 1000 bales last
evening DalCs: l.'.oI
Louis 2.-COtt0n AludlnC. II Low
Mddlluc lO7c Good Ordinary loo; mes receipts Goo
shipments, 244t bales sale, ~ uaea sLOca A. 100
WILMINGTON Dec 27-Cotton quiet; Middrng II NJ Low
Mitdlng iO5tss. GOOD Ordinary lJc-; net receipts 2OS
bales STOCK. l4.s15 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28
LIVE srocK ManKErs-ry rErEanApn.

prFT Doc. 27.-CATTLF Receipts tI-faT coo head
tnta TINS far $500 mead OT The same tire
week head fneG through 70 market
active loo lower than asi weeks closing Trccs
Falr 10 Medium 81 20cs4 90 Mixed Butchers. Good 80
l1oce 80 ZJAt5 40 StOcEers here receipts 0l sale
stock very ngt sim attendance OF all Classes OF buyers
bu best g.eaucs disposed ui,
sUTEp tAD I,Bs- Receipts TO-DAY 200 head toll for
tie head time last Week.
Z 500 head kncd through, market acuVe but
lower sales Western sheep ~ 80 - ~
Choice Fancy, - 6Oas5 ID western LANDS = %
Canada - - ulb 20 AL sold.
HOGs-Feccpts TODAY 2 100 head total Tor the week tu
far head fuT tie same line LAST week 1900 head
consigned through. ~ market steady, wil good de-
mlud Of Good 40 C9oice lurAeTs 20 81 50 mostly
a roast Is Good Medium "a O5 81 1J Choice Heavy
81 Sj6S5 Pigs. 81 2JaS4 40.
CUcAGO. Dec 27-H0Gs-K eCeirts 1000 head poorer
grades others acfe ahd hrmeI Poor Mixed lacLnt,
~ 4OdS4 20 Light - JOQsi Go Choice Heavy - ~
81 So Fancy LeAt. - ~. Too iicavJ Al s.. 800.
CArrE-RecCiqs g. ne head market iary acrTe Dat JOG.
lower ExpOls IS ass 40 Good % thoce shipping - 80
o. BOG Common % Fair Shipping SO Luaft 90 hers,
- ~ IS 20 -tOCkers active AZ ~ 5Oa@j o..
Receipts. so al good dein1nG at mi prices
10 ~ - Good 10 EXtI. If3 3d.
~ IOUIs Dec. Z7--lUE Hoes nrmcr ana active Light.
81 1895 Mi1ed Pac1ing. - 30aS4JO hers 90
Fancy s. 5J4.i 7O receipts 41OO head slllel1a s5JO
head.
n Choice shipping 6ga5 - y ediGm 10 Fit - 9ff -J,
Cows ard Heifera. - 50Gs3 30 Butchers steers 5DG
SIS -rncker- - 5GUS3 FEEDER g. - as - receipts
TOO head shipments 90 mead
SHFRP-Steady uuchaIeed good Outcherng demand
q -5aEa: ppg eralos would % IS go
4 shipments 800 h0ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28
OFFICE or WORDSWORTH & COL

OFFICE OF wOEmsHOFPRR & COL
No. 81 AsXCuASGErPLACE.
NEW DIRK, Dee %. lS8O)
ITO PROVIDE means for the construction OF
i the main line of Railway. CITY to
the United frontier Laredo Eagle Pass
on the Gfande the right construct which has been
granted The Mexican National construction Company Oy
the Mexican Government by the s0called PamefSuvan
concession OI certain connecting
lines for purposes appertani1g 70 such lines invite
Company, subscriptions - the following
securities:
sbUOOOO First Mortgage Per Cent Thfrtyyear
Cold Bonds OF The Mexican National hallway
Company. and
s75OOOOO OF the stock Company upon the fol
lowing terms and conditions,
he suhscrher 4 become titled % receive:
For every UJJ cash paid..--In Bonds SOOo} % ono
In stock. l0OO8 P-"''
Subscription opens December % and closes 50th az N
WOERIsHOFFER & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28
Diui0enb Notltes.
KEoKuK AND DIES MONIES RAILWAY CoM
= Ia

KEoKUE AND DIES MONIES RAILWAY COMPANY, !
A DIVIDEND of 81 70 PER SHARE has
a been declared payable the 23d day Of December
OF the Preferred shares OF This company
Office tAe Farmers Loan and Trust Company IN this
civ.
me transfer books closed the 18th Of December
and opened On the OIL day OF nuaIl next - .
IL \. BAhLING President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28

CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK OF TIE CRY OF NEw.YoRz.
NFw-YC DIRK. Dee. 10, 1850. :
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
ers Of tn bank tc ELECTION Of DIRECTORS VII
be held at Their bankfng Rouse TUESDAY the eleventh
Ih Gay anuary 1851 between the hours Of - M aud
] d. In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28
HORSE MARKET.

Tie market continues du and there are 10 important ica
tur o. note rot severe euour 90 nave
any uaterl4 effect On the iud ami yet b. VII remind
freckmeu inat frequent sfor use horses very rapidly
IA that IL De pre- ed for an cn-i-rucl sun
keey IDLE horses III me stable ana
II 10 b. the policy % rey On hiring extra ANNA
/ r. necessary double supply IrHm
the west is ample fot ~ the requirements o. ue 4ue ana
quality ~ Tho gtuens above The ave-
age. ELporfrs w4nts arc limited No imports daring ne
90 his country about IL -aI o. been
yrrg valuable hnrse Inns death val Do severely felt Dy
breeders generally California 10 have been las iu1re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BNTfnoRE Dec 27.-COttOn dull Middlne llalc. Flour
lower I'D dull Howard street ana Western super lDe
S4 do Extra 81 p nS1 Family. - 25af6 City Mls
super - 5gas8 do Extra ~ 1888 do. Family tgG
A. iuO brands tDd&b y Patalsco FANNY ~ 30
Wheat quiat and steady esern higher closing
easier quiet southern Hea 81 lUasl 10. DO Amber
a iSQSl 20 No Western Winter Red spot Deceu-
Der 81 l2adSl IS January o. IJsEsl IJSI February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28

tD OsUUU q. A. RUNKLE. l54 NassaHsL
$50 ONO WANTED for term IlH o., Of lear. FEARS
property. elevators and buildings are new having
been "A INST
e notnz a
on. sIles, cosJ and could not be epaco az that
interest," OF r'tlnng partner and 20
.ncreise capacity 81 t.e IN 500 bJ per d1y
able VIII be- paid and security s11WntO Do gJOl Al
dress N LLEEk, IrbuDe Otdcc, NeW-IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28

OHIO CRETRAL RAILROAD CO.,
TOLEDO, O.. Dee p, 1880
TT7HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Registered BOndnUders ii TINS company for
election Directors Will be heid the Office OF the company
IN City OF Toledo Ohio January 8. lss -
u. O. MITCHELL. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28
PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT co. J

Pacific RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT col
CIRCULAR No. IS. -. Z
T,HE SIXTH INSTALMENT Of 10 per cent
upOn ubscrptons for the extension Of the Texas ana Pa
Railway win De- due and payable on December ~ ~ inc
WOerishOHer Co, No. "a Exchahge place new
York 70 the order VI g r. MOoIshOuer
treasurer.
PAYMENTS will upon cerhcIte and bonds ap-
pertaining third instament Of 10 per cent VIII De
ready for delivery that date. - - -,. - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28

HAY AND srRAW-An prices steady and stocks small,
Genia rs fair
HTDEs-in moderate demand and steady: hate sales in
Dry BuenOs Ayres 23-ac, LOO Dry BuenOs
seconds 81 100 Dry COucOria seconds. @u2c
27l5 Dry Ayre COncOr,a kps % 5c.; $3.50
lIy BOgOta 1920 500 Dry Central American Ecuf
Dor la &c. 1885 Dry fruxilo private terms
private 5000 CITY -ls ghteT II
UI Ia cash 100 bales Ca Buffalo private
HOPs-The the IS SLOW, but all prices
Remain steady.
LEkrHE 6-Receipts are liberal; home demands mofer
Il reported. Exports, 2-,Z6l
Eides viz 1920 10 Engsnd 1902 10 the Continent and
eSS 20 c-her destinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-28
SUES bn Ancnon.
Gnroucan ADVERTISEMENTS.
DE WILLIAM TWIGG, DECEASED.

~ " Lillian " IOO, DECEASED.
r-g,lant 10 Judgment ~ the Caancery Division n 10
Eicn Cur " Justice ngan tse er II Tao
estate oi w. rWlgg deceased. ami scuba 0f
Pncke against G0cer" 1919 4, No ibl. lc trusts "
Will a- Iwigk late 81 CheshlD 81 tlic t0aafT 81
1870 are beng administered before %, NCe-Chancoor
lfaus Ihe sail titOT by his Viii al tlr suc q
his patsri3. ad ahts p, 90 20. fcaih.
of sIca ~ chem WIN Sd iii b. th
persons fu be tle pif.IlA M
~ the tA slue whether carea Esrter
descendants them dead 1rfgrs
list day 81 May loSl "a send rs posi- Pr pail 20
Aessrs. Oufled d Ernty o No IOkclhoUse har N ihs
London the solicitors u the eel ltlni, hu SOD 1er.
the said tesiafor fae fn rglar Their
respective ANS Geaut thereof they B. De carp.
tory eKclhdel Iron-h, brnett ol The said judgment
believed yearly
afogrsld DESCRIPTION LaF been strrtAr The
uud 9Th persons about whom iuorlsfDa
still required The PARTICULARS A. % oirf persons rfutrrd
the
(I.ng gland oi IL December, lssJ.
Nsiur. description.
MCCARTHY. Ann. A daughter OF NlCm1s Tvfg-
formerly IWcg Spnster lWheel" ithi or ca hns 81
issue % aud Hannah TWgg ilor.
msuy Hannah N0oif carls ia
1925. probably a. either II ellie 4
Derby AshbUne Nv bys ire,
married George Aics-nr as 4cn
maker at shi aeia y l,i., and
Died a. Llabeth. surrey. IA IS 4.
Suppressed % have Ell seyC 'n
chidrrn ~ whoa nanieg
George diea al Lambeth Ia Is Il.
IL i8 briteyei that the tiher m
Gren witA thell ia.hes, e.lIsiasoj
60 America
Dated this ltl dag OF Nesemg.r, lsso.
ILNEA ~. NEEfN.
on Ia Referee Of tho tflgh Cagrt q T-stie,
DLEELELD & BRUgG
No. q, Tokenholse Nsra. ! tisy of I.andn,
Doc. IA law Ia. DESCENDANTS solicitors.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-09

Amherst College has concluded that
its students are men, their ages aver.
aging %. and will, therefore, no longer
subject them to discipline as boys. They
will hereafter he held responsible for
their work, but not for their personal
conduct, unless it interferes with their
duties. This has long been the rule in
German universities, but has never
been fully tested in this country though
Harvard has, to limited extent, adopt
ed it.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-09
Inq,slries About szi.ss surl.

Among Me letters received Dec. 1st
at the ofiiee Of the Missouri 1inmigra-
tion society were the following:
From - farmer In Greene county,
Mo-: 'Iagive the address and request
that copies Of the Missouri Hand Book
be sent to parties in Northern Illinois,
who, know, feel dissatisfied with ILL.,
nois, and want to locate in Missouri,
near their former neighbors." .aauG
From man in Pittsburg, Pa:
"some. people in this locality are
thinking u going to Kansas or Missou-
ri, and the Hand Book would be of
value andanterest to them, therefore.
send me . few copies for distribution.
From 4 farmer near Mascoutah, ILL.,:
"Being Of the opinion that Missouri
presents greater advantages to settlers
than Kansas, being nearer the great
markets and out of the reach of the
grasshoppers and severe drOuths. !
sh ould like to get all the information
possible as regards Missouri, and re-
spectfully request copy of the Hand
Book"
From q man i'm Cincinnati o.:
"Please send me information for emil
grants to Missouri. represent, as sec
retary, society here who are looking
for locations and mean to colonize In
the West"
From man in Indianapolis, Ind.
II offer my services as Missouri i'm
migration agent to distribute the Hand
Book through Indiana. where there are
many persons taking interest in Mis-
souri,. Thsgsecretary of tile Indiana
Historical society asks for copies of the
Hand Book for. that society's Library"
From q merchant in Lake county,
Ind have capital Of SIC, 900 and de-
sire to move West, and want all the in
formation i'm regard to the best points
in Missouri"
From a farmer and mechanic in
Greene county, Mo-: II am a young
Epglishman and have settled for life
in Missouri. Iibave many friends, ac-
quaintances, OH srhool-fellows and re-
lations in England to whom I should
be glad to send the Missouri Hand
Book atmy own expense, as they think
OF migrating to the States and they can
hear or read of nothing but of Kansas;
SO should be glad to put i'm some word
for Missouri, hoping to induce them to
come here"
These, as well as nearly a hundred
other requests for Information about
Missouri, Secretary Renshaw answered
by mailing to the i1quirers copies of the
Handbook.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-09

F. .frr.|. u
Chillicothe bragg Of her school sys-
s7"'' i ~. lfrIl. t .H
Mexico is to have . militia co.,-
pany. ,~.i-f'f.f
. Linneus win have . $aO.OO COURT
house.
Jefferson City must raise S15,0O0 Sbr
the proposed new railroad. ~ y
Gregg BIos., OF Hughesxills, have
stored 5000 bushels Of spples. Gee
The Lamar elevator is taking oDs
thousand bushels Of wheat daily.
Governof-eiect Cr,stenden has soms
thirty offices to fiil BY appointment.
The Supreme Court Of Missouri win
resume its session January 4th, 1881.
Samuel Northern has bought the
ViviOn farm, near Mexico. for $4,000.
Kansas City il fast becoming tho
great live stock market Of the South
west. .f1 tDi f.
Jay Gould will push the new road
from Jefferson City to Versailles Wig
OrOusiy. t..
A new town has been laid out nine
miles north Of Nevada, ON the l. 4 8.
railroad.
Prairie chickens are pIentier In the
southwestern counties than for many
years past.
Walton, butcher q Co., have organ
ized new bank at Butler with capl-
tai Of $4,000. -.
CIV. Long, Of Odessa, has purchased
some fine Norman horses with view
to breeding farm. ef o.
Philip weilmuenster Of Dramstadt,
sold his farm of 100 acres to Fred Week.
ler for 50, 800 cash.
John Dittmar, OF Corning, recently
delivered thirty-five hogs whose aver.
age weight was 335 pounds.
Sednlia fed six hundred poor people
evident society has been organized.
Messrs. Grimes 4 Shelley, Of Kansas
City, are reported to be about 10 build
y dry goods palace, the capital TO DO
$50. 600. -.
The Missouri Pacific Railway has
been endea voring TO buy grounds at
Independence upon which TO build ma
chine shops. l..J t-.. ,-f -
The McCary farm In Pettis county
has been sold fDr $40 an acre, ,snd an adj
vanoe offer h9s been made pysr that -
the purchaseE ssi--s 4ass>ls \ =. 9+fi-s,r-'
At the Chillicothe public square. ono
day recentT., two hundred and fifteen
wagons were gathered as one time.
Business is booming there.
Coal was struck at RosedaIe rolling
mill, near Kansas City, recently. The
mine, though not ss rich rs at frst
thought, will suffice to supply the city.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-09

Smithlani Taylor. the father Ct n
family in Barren county, KY, weighs
only 130 pounds, and his wife only 112
pounds. But they have six-year-old
daughter that weighs 230 pounds. She
is about as tall as other girls of her age,
but measures eighty-four inches around
the waist. A son died when about five
years old weighing 200 pounds. and
some younger members of the family
are growing fat rapidly.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-09

A finely dressed young woman was
the complainant In a Washington Po-
lice Court, and the prisoner an old
woman in tatters "What charge do
you make?" asked the Judge. "Va-
grancy." was the reply. "Do you
know her?" ''She is my mother, I am
sorry to say" The spectators Missed,
ard the magistrate declined to commit
the mother.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-09

They have very humane officials in
Philadelphia. A street-car driver push
ed Mr.. Mullin from the front platform
ofa street-car on Thanksgiving day. The
car wheel passed over his right leg and
fractured it. The conductor and driver
hauled the miserable man to the side
walk, and, propping him up against a
wall, left him. A policeman came along,
looked at the man and passed on. FL
nally citizen took him to the hospital,
where he died.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-09
Foreign Notes.

The Prince Of Grange, like his broth
er "Citron," !" makes Paris his headquar-
ters.
A visitor at Venice complains that
gOndolss are painfully suggestive In
their general get up Of floating hearses.
President Grevy has been shooting
i'm the forest of Marty. A French Pres-
ident has splen'lid sporting Opportuni--
ties. aud MacMahon and Grevy thor
Ougily appreciate them "A ff..,f.,.,
During the last fifty year, 2, ,4O0 per-
aons have been sentenced Tn death In
France, and of this number .4Sl ha We
been executed, while $50 were pardoned
or obtained Communication Of their sen-
tences. tx flaiI sfft 81 saasoa ffeei...g
The Director Of the South X Kensington
Museum, London. has been visiting
Russia with view 0f reprOlucing for
the Museum fac similes of the gold and
silver smiths work there. Every facil-
ity was afforded - yro. iaa J4ea SO
The Jesuits having attempted to re-
enter Portugal, whence they were ex-
PEELED In 1850, the Government has In
structed the provincial and colonial
Governors tn watch over the strict en-
f0rcement Of the decree Of 1884, abolish
ing all religious orders.
In Sir Robert Peel's strong Govern
ment Of 1S4l there were three Scotch
men. AT one time ScOtland sent Ma
caulay. Campbell, Hume and Fox
Maule to the House Of Commons.
Now, except Mr.. Gladstone. the only
of political intelligence |
which Southland, with ita dominant lib !
.ralism, contributed at the last election |
was Mr.. Trevclyan, Grant Duff, and
DR.. Playfair.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-09

Pat Rooney, the pride Of the concert
derman Peevey called on him at mid
night, at his hotel, in state of effus-
i've intcxication, to express admiration
and to be presented to his wife. Pat
said it was too late for such call. The
Alderman insisted. A terrific fight en-
sued, the city father getting the worst
of If
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-09

The Rev. James Hartnett preached
a sermon at Davidville, Ark, on the
duty Of paying debts promptly. $50
much for sentiment" he said, finally.
''and the hard fact in that this church
owes me $500. and I shall never occupy
this pulpit again until 1t is paid"