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New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
RAILROAD NOTES.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2S.-Goycrnor Cnttenden,
in an interview denied explicitly the assertion OF Mr.
Dowd President OF the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail
road that the state paid last July interest on the
bonds issued by the state 20 that road, ~ was tec-
graphed from Ncw-York two or three days ago. He
says that the railroad company paid that Interest and
repeats his former statement that, II the company
makes default In tho January interest on these bonds
the viii advertise the road for SALE undor the law
covering the case
SAN FRANcpco Dec 2s-Prcsidcnt Fillmore, OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad, announces that the hrht
through train for New Orleans will leave here on FRI
day next, aud that PROBABLY "a tram VIII start "cSI
from New-OTlcans on the Same DAY ,.,,,
-AnASTA Ca, Dec. 2S.-fOday General WlIlhm
Nc(rae Resigned the position OF superintendent OF the
Western and Atlantic Railroad and Robert Anderson
was elected 10 MI the vacancy. Joseph NJ: Brown n
OF Senator Brown, was made Behcral freight ASch'
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
miles and FIVE laps Noremac 202 miles and three laps
and krOAne, 27O miles
THE FIRE RECORD.
CHOKED BY MUSTARD SMOKE


Fire broke out Tuesday morning at 2
o'clock in the basement OF the building No ~ Barclay
ST. In which were stored large quantities OF mustard
owned by the firm OF William G.. Dean Son that occupy
part OF tie building. The fremen upon their arrival
found the building filed with a thick and pungent smoke
nat made breathing impossible ana prevented them
om penetrating TO the of the basement where they
might have directed their work with greater effect They
made several Intellectual attempts reach the interior Of
the building before they gained the yard IA the
rear OF 1t by way OF the adjoining crockery store Of
George f. Basset, that through the block Bar
ciay-s TO Park place They able hold this posi-
ton only with great difficulty and several hasty
retreats toward Parkp place
Ihrce Of their number were overcome by the smoke
and carried out unconscious but all resusciated
the Chambers Street Hospital The ars to succumb
Bernard 6. Blair, fireman OF Engine Company 9. He
wac taken to the hospital In an ambulance. after
found ing senselrss back in the croCKery
Wen his comrades returned to ht tho fire being
driven back He was carried TO the hospital and
followed at o'clock by Captain Spencer OF Engine Com
Puu@ y, VINO had also been overcome by the smoke.
Both the men were able to leave the hospital early in the
forenoon Many OF the other lremen affected in
less degree by the smoke.
The lire damaged the stock Of william G. Dean Son
SlOOUO, ana the building $1,000 The store ana stock
vl george I Bas-ett was slightly damaged by water.
lHo cause OF the fire not discovered.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
LOSSES IN YARIors PLACEs.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Dec. 2S.-A dispatch from
Morron s.ates that the sawm OF c. y Paint 81 Co. Of
that city, destroyed by fire saturday night The
loss IS S2j 900, and the insurance $4,000, divided
among the following companies British Ameri-
can Commonwealth and the Louisiana COniaucc,
Newark city ond the LOrllrd. Of YORK.
AUGUSTA. Ga.. Dec. 2s.-Frc this morning destroyed
the sIore Broadt occupied by Burum Brothers gro
ccries and W. d. Beven. gunsmith. The residence ~
Mrs. Mary j. Anugnac partly destroyed The stock
OF W. I. Anderson, dry goods was badly damaged BY
water and that OF Myors & Marcus slightly injured
Total loss 5000 fully covered by insurance, principal
ly In the Southern Mutual, Of Athens, Ga, and the
Hartford Insurance Company The hre Is supposed TO
have caused hy The explosion Of an oil lamp IN
BuHm Brothers store
KEOKUK Ia, Dec. 2s.-At { O'Clock this morning fro
broke the village OF Mordyia Ia the flames being
preceded by loud report. Five stores were burned,
and lot of frame buildings destroyed Nearly all were
insured The loss l. about 10000.
WILMINGTON, y. G., Dee 2S.-A dispatch to The Star
says that a nIe occurred WadesborOugh Lost night,
which destroyed twelve or fifteen buildings The loss
is from $4,000 10 $1,000; insurance estimated ut
-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
OBITUARY.
JOHN II. MURRAY.

John II. Murray, the Snowman, died of pneu-
monla at his house, No 154 West One-hundredand
twenty eighthst., Tuesday morning, at o'clock He
had been Ill ten days. Mr. Murray born in this city,
and hftytwO years of age. He his career in
the show business early in life He travelled as gym
n8st with Rice, aud then went to Europe with Howe
Cushing's circus. He then took q gymnastic company
through the principal cities Of Europe His present
show organized in 1865 in company with Stone and
ROsston and afterward he associated with him Messrs
Hutchinson and @, ylc lie made two trips through
South America and the West Indies. On the last trip in
1879 he lost all his horses but in storm at
yet he kept all his engagements and performed with
his single horse. Both trips proved disastrous financially
For two years he has been managing his new circus and
meuagerie.
Mr.. Murray was well known az a horse trainer Black
Bess rival Of Dan" Rices Excelsior was trained Dy
him, and lost the West Indies trip. AT the time
he taken III he was moking extensive preparations
for tho coming season. He leaves a wlfe ana Two
daughters The funeral services will be held at the
hon 40 DIV d 2 n on
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
T1LCABLE TRUNKS STOLEN.

Some excitement was caused in uptown
police stations last night by the announcement that AL
express wagon belonging to Dodds Transfer Company
had been stolen, together with eleven trunks. The
wagon loaded with baggage from the Grand Central
Depot was driven No 1913 Fifthavo., about o'clock
Tho driver entered that house deliver some baggage
and while he was I'm the house thieves drove away with
the wagon and remaining trunks. An alarm was sent
out from the Twenty ninth Precinct Offering reward
OF $500 for She rocoycry OF the baggage and for
the arrest OF the thieves The wagon was
found by the Police of the Eighth Precinct
M Hudson and Watts-ss. late last night. One trunk
filled with valuable clothing and silverware, still re-
maned on the wagon and given TO an agent OF the
Express Company The missing trunks are said to con-
tain property Of great value.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT oP NEw.Yo kK DEC 90. 1891.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Rhodora Rr) Canon Cardiff II days with mdso
and passengers 10 Geo Buey. Had continuation gales
from SW NV almost whole passage 20 "A al,
lon AZ 26 passed bark Mnneaha (Br from Londonderry
Baltimore.
Steamer State Of Texas Risk, Fernandna 5 days. via
runsck Ca and Port Royal with mdse and passengers 20
{ II Mallory q Co.
steamer Algiers Hawthorne New-orleans Dec 90 with
mlse aud passengers % BOgert & Morgan.
hark Luigia Ausp Feslan, New wHaven, in ballss to
Bng Harry smith. wakeey. Nsyassa IS days with phos.
phst rock to Navacsa Phosphate Cos vessel TO Loud
q Co,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Doc 2S-Sailed steamer City OF Brussels r)
C0ndron from Liverpool hence for New-YOrk.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HALIFAx Dec 2s-Arriyed steamer George shauck (Br.
HAVANA. Dec 2s-Arrved, steamer Nankin CBr, Casson
New-NOrk.
27thArved, steamer British Empire (Br) Fawcett New
York.
PnLLADELPmA Dec 2s-Clesrod Lord Cough lAml.
Hughes, Liverpool.
sailed steamer Rercnles Pendleton, NewburyDort
CHARLEsTOS Dec 2S-ArF we'd Calvert Baltimore
cleared steamer Cleopatra Baltimore.
Sailed steamer Equator. Hinckley Philadelphia.
SAYANNA, Dec 2SAriyed, steamer Saragossa, Hooper,
Baltimore.
Sailed steamer Gate City. D9yRett New-YOrk,
MOBILE. Dec 2S Arrived, steamer Ranger.
REWORLEANs Dec 2SClelred steamer Venezuelan (BrI,
Liverpool.
Passessaed. Hudson freeman. and Chalmete,
AN FRANCISCO, Dec 25-Cleared slip Benjamin sewel,
SeWell, Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
WEARY or 4 W0RLD or SoRRoW.

Ann Dunlevy, age sixty, single woman liv-
ing in her brothers house at No 1875 Goerck-st, COM
mitted sucide Tuesday morning by cutting her throat
No cause was given for her act.
william Jenyin, age twenty-eght, OF No. So Middagh-
st. Brooklyn while Locked up for intoucatiOn in tho
Second Precinct station yesterday, tried to strange
himself with his handkerchief, which taken from
him by Captain Crafts.
Emil Gangler age forty-threc, under arrest Mt College
Point Long Island. for committing assault his
stepLaugher age eleven, made desperate attempt in
the ces Yesterday afternoon % commit suicide by cut
ting the arteries In his and with piece OF
glass. When discovered he unconscious from loss
Of blood.
An unknown man jumped from the ferry boat New
o'clock last evening while the boat was ON its
way from the Desbrossesst dock TO Jersey City II was
supposed that drowned. The boat stopped In
midstream but the fog very thick on the river
the man could be obtained by the police last night IL
was said however that he dark clothes and soft
black hat.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
DAMAGE IN THREE BUILDINGS.

BALTIMORE, Dec. pa fire this morning
destroyed the three upper floors OF warehouse No SO
Camdcnst occupied by stiefel Juhn, manufacturers
OF shirts drawers They only partially Insured
The frat floor occupied by Biedler Brothers, COM
mission merchants, who are fully insured for $1,000
The cellar was stored with agricultural implements he
longing to A. 81 a. G.. Afford, which damaged by
waterj insured for $1,000 The fire communicated to
No es, the first floor and cellar of which occupied
by sticfel & Juhn, whose stock much damaged by
water. The upper floors wcro occupied by Charles j
Taylor & Co, manufacturers of paper boxes insured
iOr $1,000. No. 90 adjoining the west occupied by
l.. Wis" SOM manufacturers Of underwear, was dam
aged by smoke fully insured The loss OF the several
firms viii probably not exceed $4,000 Or $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
COTTON MARKETs-BY rELE4RAp1

COTTON MARRETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
ding UpIshds Sc IdGnS oieans lean G saes 700
bales neudng OOO bales tor speegl11qn a9o EXPORTS re-
uGs,Upands Low Niddling clause December delivery
uay February delivery 6sisad; do March and April de
f AND June % SS sS Ag ad nd DO nay June e'HS aHS Jus S ve aS
Low Middns cause December delivery G.l,sd do Beesu'
6er ana January delivery 6-lad do January and February
delivery tl do February and March delivery ess2t do
LyERPoot Dec 5s-s:0O p m Cotton-Futures- Upands
and july delivery 6ssd do July and August delivery
H DE Dec oSs S S5s S2t9p 2ps Nddgs s G Da w
,BALn;oET Dec 23.-Coron qa!ct Mddlrng, Sc; Low
bales, exports to the Continent 222 bales stock 53j77
BOSTON. Dee 2scqt'qn qgiet; Middnne. l2i,o Low
Midd ne llc; Good Ordinary lO'c' net receipts Sl61
c4.RLEsToS Be-, 5s'-couon Gun. snadlng &C.. Low
fg 60 b & gas SS5 res 70 sosid 9 B & io2y Sc OsSs
cyGSyETI. Dec. 2socoton steady Nddpne. ~; Low
MiddLns ic Good Ordinary iO4c' recert5 54oS bales
pyE5 ND Dec e g nv SeaE e' a9nc sI9ST Z oaf low
Mddas le & Coed Good oaarM G M 7 net receipts "7''
LOUISVILLE Dec 2s-C0tton Guiet: Middiine NJ
NIEAPHIs Dec 2s-COftOn dull Midnng ac: receipts
ZCi oses; shipments 2l5J bales sales, 20 bales stock.
,,d M9Dl1s Is Dec 2 2cqFto2 All naans 2c h9y MD
exports i,I72 bales safes. 1000 bsles stock.
SEwoRLEAys Dec. 2s.-cotton quiet Mduns, Ila-c.;
Low MiddlHg, llci Good Opunaly lOA2c. net receipts
1896 bales gross lr27l bales; exports a. GTeZt Britain
1910 bales T. the Continent 32 bales; sales 1000 baes
stock. 37S.2l1 bales.
NORFOLK Dec 2--Cotton dull Niddilng HE, net re.
ceipts 4,+7 bales Exports coastwse 1929 bales sales
l437 bales. stock. 1926 BALES
PHI,ADt!hPHIA, Dec %s-Coion quiet; Middnng l2lae;
5gJ bales spDners Isl bales stock, 2f43j bales
SAvANsAH Dec. 2sC0ttOn quiet; iiddiing IL tci Low
Mdding IO1sc; Good Ordinary lg4c net receipts, ji97
bales exports coastwise GO7 bales sales LSOO bales
last evening. 200 bales: stock I2J.IOi bales
LOUIS Dec. 2SCOttOn quiet; Millng. il SC; Low
Mdding, 1lc.; Good Ordinary lQAc. receipts, 2sg2
bales Shipments 2,j2l bales; sales, II bles; stock,
81 i79 bales.
WILMINGTON Dec 2S.-CottOn dn; Midding, IL sc Low
Mdding, liIsc. Good ordinary, lJc.. net receipts,
l,544 bales; stock, 1886 bales
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
MIDNIGHT WBA4HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SvnoDsts for he past a hours.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S. l a. m.-The bar
is highest in the South Atlantic States and lowest
in the Lake Superior region Occasional rain has fallen
in all the districts east Of the Mississippi River North
westerly winds prevail in the Northwest and westerly
in the Upper Lake region elsewhere they mostly
sOuthery. The temperature has fallen I'm the North
west Upper Lake region and the Middle Atlantic States,
aid risen III the Lower Lake region and East Gulf
States; elsewhere 1t has remained nearly stationary
Indications for today
For the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
local rains sOuthery yecring to westerly winds station
higher temperature, falling followed by rsing,
barometer.
For NewEn gland, partly cloudy weather occasional
lignt rain sOuthery winds. yeerng 10 westerly station
airy higher temperature, falling followed by rising
barometer
Indications for tomorrow.
Fair weather is indicated Friday for .all the States
east Of the Rocky Mountains
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
"Wopderful, Counselorl The Mighty God The A

Wonderful Counselor! The Mighty God The
proclamation OF which DR.. Damrosch, ike every
other conductor limits the volume of sound only by
the capacity Of the united chorus, orchestra and
organ. are carried along by sclntiliatng explosion
OF the violin. with precisely the same jubilant
effect so noticeable in The Glory 10 God chorus,
But aside from these and all other considerations
that can be god in favor Of the reading followed
by four generations Of musicians since landel5
time. the demand which the 1our short rcc.ta,iyeS.
the dramatic movement and the nature of the
music create for . brilliant outJurst Of
sound in the angelic hymn, ought
TO point the way always and IN
mistakabiy to the method which satisfies tho
hearers ana eXOnerates Handel from the charge OF
having been guilty Of an inGelensIyIe IIIIy.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
i PATENT PRONOUNCED INVALID.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2S.-ln the United States
Circuit Court to-day in the OF Boykin and Carmen
against r. j. Baker & Co., which was argued before
the Court several weeks since, Judge Morris filed his
opinion favor Of the defendants The action was for
alleged infringement OF patent for the manufacture OF
fertilizers held by the cOnplanants from the manufaC
rlro and sale OF which they would have derived large
prohts had not the defendants and others infringed
upOn their patent The Court held that the only differ
ence between the formula patented by complainants
from the old Lebig formula WAS the substitution OF dis
solved bone and ground plaster for gro nd bone and
oalcned plaster and that the patent was invalid for
want OF novelty, any patentabe discovery. large
Interest was involved in the result Of this suit.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
SHOT BY 4 SEA CAPTAIN.

Jacob A. Stern, an emigrant runner and
shipping agent OF No 90 Pkett has been accused re-
Gently by Captain Oe j. Olson OF the brig Brunhilde,
Of entcng away his saiors Stern aboard the brig
Tuesday night explain the matter TO the Captain They
fell into an alteration and the captain ordered Stern 10
leave the brig whercupOn the latter struck the captain
who in return shot his assaant In the hip, tnihcng
NOT very serious wound Stern taken TO the Cham
bers street Hospital and Captain Olsen was locked up In
the New Street Police Station Yesterday Justice BxOy,
nj the Tombs discharged Olsen, IA It was shown that
stern had been trying to get the formers men to desert
from his ship and that he had first assaulted Olsen.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

TRIBUNE OFFICE Dec 20, a. m.-The upward move
meDt in the barometer continued during the cloudy and
rainy weather OF yesterday The Temperature ranged
between 44o and 48o the average 457soJ being u
higher than the corresponding day aa year, and
57s9 lower than On Tuesday.
Cloudy and partly cloudy weather. with occasional
light rains and slightly lower temperatures may he
pected to-day in this city and Vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
THE TAX or COMPUTATIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-At the meeting of
the State Revenue Commission to-day, tho committee
to which was referred the further classification OF cor
porations and the imposition OF additional taxation on
such domestic corporations are not subject to the
new constitutions reported that IL deemed nexpe-
dent TO make any report at the present tme MI
Butler stated that the present revenue was about
e6 800 600 and that revenue OF $3,OOOOOO would De
sufficient for all needs OF the coming year.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
PATTI IN CINCrNNATI.

CINCINSAr, Dec. 28.-Fully six thousand
people attended the performance Of The
Messiah" at the Music Uan this even
ing. Pretty general disappointment was
felt at Madame Pats singing such will possibly in
,re the engagement SAID been made ior her hero
in February She sang only two arias, "Reocc Greatly
and know that my Eedeemer hveth,' and the i0nr
rccta,lves. She was recalled after each but the aQ-
pu lacked enthusiasm The sAapcst criticism against
ner as tnat she sighted the The performance
thc whole compared mos, 1ayOraby with perform
glrrs a urpVicus wears
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
opc CANNING THE BROOKLYN DEMOCRACY

The committees in conference, representing
the Democratic General Committee OF Kings County aud
the Central Democratic Association. met in Brooklyn last
evening and decided 20 recommend the reorganization or
the Democratic party by registered primary elections
The matter to supervised by l5O Democrats not
members OF any party organization These persons are
and Central Association, Jacob Bergen and William Mar
shall, and "a representative Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Cinb II 1t decides to take part IN the matter
rnaniuIOI.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29


The foreign mails for tas we5k sauay SArUHDAY.
December 81 1881 will cess at this oce on TUESDAY at
7;30 u TSr Esrope BY steamship Nevada wa Queens
WEDN ESDAN AT $50 for Europe, Dy steam
ship BOthnia TespOndence for France
specially addressed $50 France direct
by steamship France. via Hayre, on THURSDA at $50
for Europe by steamship city Of Paris via Queonsown
correspondence Germany and France must be specially
addressedl and at ll:3O m for Europe BY steamship
Westphala, via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg;
SATURDAY, IL for Europe by steamship German.c,
Queenstown correspondence Germany and Scotland
specially addTessell; and at IL a. scotland
direct by steamship FurnessA via Glasgow; and AZ IL
a. NJ, for Belgium direct, By steamship RhyEland.
AntweTp anda IA am for Germany &ctspeeaiy addressed
correspondence only Bremen The mails tor NewfOuud-
land close WEDNESDAY at The mails for Mexico.
via New.Orleans, close on WEDNESDAY 1853 p m. The
mails Porto Rico and MamcaiDO close Tb RSDAI
The mails for CuNa and Mexico close on rHU RS
DAY at 1880 p IN The Tor Newfoundland and 81
Pierre Miquel0u close on URSDAY az $50 D. IN. The
mails Jamaica, savanD &C. close FRIDAY at $50
SATURDAY at 10 a. m The mails for the windward
Islands close SATU RDAY at Ihe mails for CuDa
West indies close SATURDAY at laO D. Tho
mails for China Japan close December 81 at Tho
mails for Australia close January at The nalls
for Jamaica close ON 4 u UESDAY At 1000 a.
HENRY u. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post oGace New.York Dee. "a. 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
THE PRESIDENT GIVES d DINNER PARTY

President Arthur was at home throughout
the day yesterday and attended private dinner party
in the evening Among those who called upon him were
Collector Robertson, Naval Officer Burt, Marshal knox,
A. Hovgaard Of the Danish Navy, Horace B. Fry, Will
lam A. Patton Hubert o. Thompson, Alexander Harvey,
II.nr sLnr.in and DE. ~ Nj. Wild.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
MR. MKEONS APpOINrMENrS.

1t was reported yesterday among the politicians
that DIstrct-Attorncy-c elect John McKeon had de
cided to appoint John K. Fellows, John O'Byrnc,
John Vincent and A. J. Requicr, Assistant District
Attorneys. Mr.. Fellows and Mr. O'Byrnc mem
bcrs of the County Democracy. and Mr.. Rcquer s
ali adherent of Iammany Hail. Irving Hall, II -
asserted will receive very little of the patronage 10
be dispensed by Mr. MckeOn. The leaders Of that
faction anything but pleased yesterday at this
Arn..nD
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
THE GLOBE ASSURANCE COMPANY

ALBANY, Dee. 2S.-Justice Westbrook has
directed the receiver Of tho Globe Mutual Life In
surance Company pay the registered policy holders in
full and 80 per cent on general claims.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
CAPTAIN JOHN GALLAGHER.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-Captain John Gal
lagher, well known connection with shipping inter-
est died here to-day the scventyeghth year Of his
age. He established GdLdghey's Weekly Murine Rep0its
the representative Bureau Veritas, OF Brua,
sells, and the English LOyds.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

NewYorh; John E. Mulford Treasurer. In short
time they will exhibit the mode Of putting up the
ans. They also propose 10 make drop fire curtains for
theatres and public halls, which win be automatic. by
lowering when the rope that holds them up burns aud
releaSea them
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
A VILLAGE DESTROYED.

MILWAUKEE, Dee. 2S.-A fire occurred at
Durand, Pcpm County, Wisconsin, Sunday afternoon.
The entire town with the exception OF three buildings
destroyed There iu all tWcnty-fOur buildings
in the village. The lOs- is Low estimated at $4,000,
which there small insurance. high wind pre-
vailed at the time and the village Was sHCpt away IN
short time.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

capital of 81 100000 Charles Estes president O. o.
Baldwin, OF New-York and o. IL. Sampson, OF Boston,
among the directors Ten per cent Of the capital is
to be paid by January 10.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

Buy holiday present without seeing Or. Scots beau
Hul Electric LAIR and esh Brushes rhey always be1edt
the well, ana maryelDusly headaches neuralgia. dan
dru falling hair badness rheumatism Price refunded
IL not represented. Atdrug and fancy
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
TIE AMERICAN FIRE SHIELD COMPANY.

This company has been formed IN this city for the pro-
lection of property by suspending curtains OF asbestos
fabric over buildings exposed 10 danger from adjacent
fires The officers are r. W. HURT, President, No Ia
West Fourteputhst., New-YOrk; John BObsOn vice
presidents John s. Brooks, secretary, No. 300 Pearst
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
Liquidation.

A. Rimbe Cabins and East 10th st. New.York, beg
inform ho patrons and the pablo IN general that owing
approaching dissolution of their copartnershp which
terminates the first day May 1892 they offer
tire stock OF class Parlor Library Dining Cham
Fancy Furniture greatly reduced prces in order
bnsass firm by the abOvo mentionah dae
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

Fayors his Champagne with Dters the world.
renowned Appetizer Have yOur table for New
callers ASK Grocer Druggist or the genuine article
manufactured by DR.. J. g. B. Siegert & sons.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
c. WEYTWORTu.

CHICAGO, Dec. 28-Henry c. Wentworth,
for twenty-five years the general passenger agent of the
Michigan Central Railroad died this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
u. SALLARD.

PARIS, Dec. 2S.-The death is announced of
N. salarj, Republican, Member OF the Chamber Of
Deputies FOR the Department of Seine at-Marne.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

ALBANY, Dec. 2S.-The wife of Nathan d
Wendell state Treasurer died suddenly this evening
heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
MARRIED.

EMERSOS-HITCHCOCK-On Wednesday, December %,
at the Madison square Church by the Rev Dr. Roswell d.
Hitchcock father OF the bride assisted by the Rev Dr.
Chsres H. Parkhus pastor of the Church. Mary BraytOn
and samuel Franklin Emerson, Of Burlington, VT
WIGHT-WILDER-In Boston, the 27th inst, By the Rev.
George l. CLANCY, assisted BY the Rev. John Westhal,
Charles Leslie Wight u. ;. ", to Laura Read Wilder
daughter Of Hon. .. L. Wilder, Of Honolulu, Ii. 1.
All notices of Marriages must be iad0rSed toih JsL
nnt and address