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, 1881-12-23
The CattsO Of lilo Co0lnoss lfc4Svecn Je0
Davis asaA Joe 50hssxs0,s.

TVushfNqfaa UspattA 10 gtneiHnatt Enquirer.
As public Attcntlon ~ all AKtH over lno *peclo
affair, detnl 1t u tit opportunity to Writo susao.
thing ID reference to snu origin oe tho GoGis1esa
that has fur years. existed GotWeon Mr. laVia
u1iA Qeil. Iutt,atou. an too uftou tho cast. u
may na traced directly 70 tho lasiea 4f taolr IT,.
spGUttvu households, Con. JOliDston's "stG w1s
Miss Lille MoLnnu. OF baltimore, !ady q
greAt tenuty aad commanding presence, ana "
her veins coursed tito very btucst pl3M VI elu
btnrylAnd, WhIlc her huBbatlu beloHtu u oho OF
VirKntna bust OLD families. They were yoanK
aud Rich. lto wus Quartutfnastes-0 -0ohefal ~
tAe United htatcs, ind tuey wero vory natrna,iy
tho toust liz Washington. In THO other halia,
Mr. DAvIs hal married. Hpconl tille 11ls nsst
wife bong daughter 0r Zen. Tuy!orl; th!s Time
Ills wile bospY Mis4 Vaf!au Howell, Ut NatcG9z,
Nlss. They wsro n,arrlud, 1, that city. sno
wA4 q 6funot. With dark. lnp oyoa.
wns worry bpui.lsh. looking, aud she wae
enormously rich. 4otn9 tho dauxhter OF
merchAut of thae city. hut aoulnl hiatorY sals
noth!n9 OK Acr peaa1tee, She WA tue Wttn y!
a. unlted 4tntes SsnAtor, I'LL ex-becfetaIy "
Var These ladios wcru rival lulders " tAsn-
fon-s!rs. 9nhnsion with nll tho pride of nlltn.
etc., alrs. IAyts With money and Mr. Di!Vls 20
husband Thu caldron fuund IN WasalnR.
ton, und thu b,lturnoss whs rcIleHua when
they nppcarcl 1T Nichmunu. Slo was then
she wills u tho lrcsdoat, aud Mira Juh',stou,s
husband wns t.ieutenant-0 0entrat; n1,a right
dertuuk to iYp0Eu Ars. Gen. Johnston. Thls, vt
oourse, was nos to be quietly borne, ueo.
, 1881-12-23
Inc.srneor: whose nsgrcgnn salaries nsno,in, to

*:::ppj III addition.
psp.ies ii .o shnrIn rn'ea oIcc % 10 IL" % pr'nc,p.,
part nf tho entIrn bnainnss. leavIn9 little or
!nhmiE MIN 70 a ttonn ~ no ra naln'iert whosn ha.
ia'.ir tll1 heat and burden Of tho day. is this ~
DIETING PRISONERS.
fot1 will observe ttlat tho county n atso
an!l Nntchu,cn: Nnw, tho ,lIetInR of prisoners
nclonKs u Tho Jnilrl Or ii dors NIT. II il does.
i n cee n o u tos
niH!it the jill. ii. il sinea hot Gr,o.g 70 tho
sIG . Sr snar hGn ,S 70 ssy TX, ad @ feed f. "
nHw reeetyes :? cunts : day fer ioo,i MIonu fur.
N.Y. sts's XVI @ = e y tss'.sa ssssw!!S,
" IT, eats II asts a II osf s s"' # t. fSs S eg's prisoners "
-nEAH SIN: Your let,cr,ot tho 31.h q Noyeu-
uhnrgc, trfud n wcii Us untro.l prisoners nro
stt bore, md scntoncs ratlgu as hilli - twenty:
tafss Il nS sa sa sa i as sf foa@s r ns e
BRENT, ono IIns aslol ,norninE anl eyenii.9, stx
one pint xr,cl ,,,orlnR snd exanil's. gig p!nt o.
sse ps Or ~ enay; s? rny aSs sas ~
FrTdHy, ono anu II half pounds broad. 0ne pint
kr9 mrnnnE nE,Y ,ooal asv ~ ey9ns; I, sTtny
Ono and hnit ounces ''atmeal le. allowed for
eaeh part or erucl. Ine eest per d!en H.. for eAeh
;nosiicai comforts Tho priro u afl i,ocessarics
havtng boom much f,lcrcnsctl this yonr OF COURSE
adas 'nash to tho oss io,s xeGEs sy14r tTy ,u,tcr
,"Co1xTy or surrokK. IosroN, Dsc. 6:-Joan
h rt%ik E y "g91n Ss r., SnsGgH Gn. NJ A.: H.
YDt DriH1tInr8 In thu mil III this C(t1k1fY CtJ9
, 1881-12-23

Johnston was winning fnfnn ctgry tlny. Finally,
FL ttu FossIpu hhvo It. Mr. 1nyts cslI'!us'sI Tho
tasIse nf hla wife. md hcn"snr'ai lien. Jlstt'r,
carctr. ttnny tHnr4nt,a 1M:Ifarp that huh It not
lIGcT for Mrs, ljavi- ItMiuHy uf Airs. JhlinAt1n.
ucn tlnr1ti1,
, 1881-12-23
TRIBUNE DKINOIf OFFICES

No ono thinks Of travelling without carrying
nlonE DR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 esr,tH.
, 1881-12-23

E,On SALE--ao;z<X6 FEEr;-TiiE BEST
10 yacant business cs,rnur on tho North Side,
uENHY WALLER Iit,
tT 1NAJbprt,~At.
, 1881-12-23

E.OR SALE-23a PANk-AV... STONE
IL {sunt teB.ae.ice With htlgk lur tut TN lt1nt hy
Ia 10 nI!oy. Noum 6 " Aaubolptl-a- H. J. Hicl-
, 1881-12-23

LOST AND FOUND.
r OaT-0N THE 1Erl1 INST. BETWEEN
~ I,s1shesM.at VI t and I'M. Fttsh.ny. t3sns .! hausa
thoM nt tAMMuNS, CLARK 4 CUa.. IN Hahdolph-st
md be Fnwnrhsd.
T OST-LEGAL PAPERS YESTERDAY
la, i. ilatiidnY - tsivu / IL Luu[s It, Il, Ca,"
0tc., Please rutdtn ~ u Ashtnut ulock. opposite
hfarmuu uQItH.
, 1881-12-23

EOR SALE-A Al4ARDLE--FKONT 10
N0oni T. u llanduIph-sL 81. j. HlCllAGl}b.
, 1881-12-23

NOR SALE-A. FINE STONE-FHUNT
Il raaidehce On lurk.av., near unt!n Park, xAtIll
Forty LOIS al 1retnont Htd4atn heu IT, ", ~ 13IA
HENRY WALLE1i J&L,
tIrktt 1,Rt
, 1881-12-23

T1QR SALE-ioo5 CARROLL-AV,, OCTA-
L gun sloug.fyout 3.8tufY ttiG und 6asemahl: lot
Az III foat deep t1 nioy; balgIn. kpUtD B. W 1tau~
dOtph-st- 81. j. AlGi1AkDS.
, 1881-12-23

1T1ON SALE-NO. 11:9 FORT y Y-FtIsST-ST.
IL near l.nnRioJ.nv. 3-stuFY ktld bnsGnIent lFckf
!ot m1l1l; CHEAP fot sat atiu. HAInD l. HHADLHY,M 70
In eAlle-xL
, 1881-12-23

E'O1t SALE-TEN ACRES, ONE MILE
i! w1Atcf the city limits, ut bargain.
iiEhNf WAi.l.Elt Jill,
IyT U,,urH1rfl-Rt
, 1881-12-23

4 Il RECOMMEND Mrs. FRANKS. i'll
u Wast MM1Ison.b1. uust Advlser on loYe tsFf! ~
iA1liy, q hgsinasa Iuaslss. kaes. " oants " Il
, 1881-12-23

TTOs SALE-20 AND 10 ACRES NEAR
4? tiHettet at Rssnt bafxa'n by 4. =. DitkfEit j
, 1881-12-23

TOR SAl.E-A BUSINESS BLOCK ON
u West Atatlisuti-st, pny3,E You'd lscoulu; RD1d
etat1co for capxtAta.A LOON l. ~ Nahdolpb.st. ii.
j. ii(tE1AHllH
, 1881-12-23

T .OST-LEGAL PAPERS YESTERDAY
aa.s 4SsS II IL cs'S S,a GSss T. i
sterMan l!onsg:
BUSINESS CHANCES.
4 I!AlsE CliANCE~0NE Of TIE III; BEST
xsai' sa ku stssi n u &ss, 's sl9 ssa
s: ss"ssts
K LIVE COMMERCIAL MAN WITH
his a@a ss'sS;iS ~ sasl f1 t.
FACTORY FOR SALE IN WILLOUG1i-
ssS ss r ta '1f1S: a shs soss s ssa1s as
aanuiasfsEies psrSoses. .l!ot. sSx,s: 9ns thraS-
ss:Y:y ss99 teTH tssss ssss. ..1ssss "
G7OK SALE-A GENERAL STOCK or
sa at' s os Il
4. Gl.ANDALl. Ka!amo. Eat0I Co. Mleh.
FoK SALEM sr. LOUIS, MO-, FIRST:
S"H 'sas: v IT,
Fok ,,,.:. AL,E33eAa.FlIsrINa "a; "a! AND
fssa ss ss e
TOR SALE GROCERIES ONE or
.1its ~
T,1NE OpEN1NG.YOR LAUNDRY Ar
Ess Hsssss: Sssss:s sssa q 7ss q
7loR sALls-alEAT MARKET: pLENTy
fl 81 sax Fooa business
5oa % IT. Ron hou.e Ua rl.h nefe. of ian a snis
ane for maFket xasdou or po9ltFy fafm hent Il
, 1881-12-23

FOk Sh LEO Or NJ ACRES A SHORT
A. distances n8fttwbat from Pullman md close 10
depot on Western lndlAnh lthlttNsh.
liESKr WAt.t,Eh ~.
, 1881-12-23

1NOlk SAiE-.rIiE CHOICEST b ACRES
- On this Calumet NI.er In henst If Huut!t (:cuyn,
Mhh raiitoh connection. 4. \. ItAGB i CU.. u
, 1881-12-23

Ij,DK SALE - BRICK HOUSE AND
4! ntnre undsrneath: cosnar 1Mko.ay., near uak-
mud lot hlxlal FOR t5.uD
Trick and frame retdonce. anna with 5-fo1l lots,
nenr Oakland. from $J.ay! md Up,
, 1881-12-23

I,OR SALEr-l0 ACRES NEAR PULL
- man. HENRY NALl.Fslt Jtt-. IN nsasb0tn-sl-
ENOR SA1.I;-i0 ACRES ON BELT RAIL-
L! kUhd, At tlD cfOsBnK nf the t}r2nd Trunk,
lIENhY WAt.i,t:tt lii,
ittAFx
, 1881-12-23

11ORSAf,E--UW1NG TN UNEXPECTED
~ ciscnntstnncrs q private lnn,ly Win dlsr.,s9 NJ
iats n.piy 10 D. ". H1URHH, ~ WakhnRt1nt Nuobn ii.
, 1881-12-23
SfyItUl,ItlNIf Ify,<tL J;Y7,fI'I.

11nl: SAf.l.-A GENT .EMAS Ms HOME
~ Ti,a trlck rrbldenen mo r:k enErtxac- -h9Yat'.
Ridge, convenient To Jqp0ti hs ID chacG hume md
GU ~ !1nxht cheap. ltobm b, ~ HKhdu!pl-st. II, j.
, 1881-12-23
MUSICAL INSTR U11EK1;s.

A II THE FACTORY SD ItJYX Ei.E-
~ xant h-octAvn 1-*tnp nrtrt! warranted i yours;
c~th sM:e a. much a. tho music atnrsa; II witt my
1Ndiahn-st. Established lY7l. ~ "
, 1881-12-23

". ". KfMDAl.l.
Corner Alnfe utld AtiAnls-Hts.. Chicago,
, 1881-12-23

E1OR SALE-1Ht}FUtI :aST0IsY
u brIck resdonec; lot &xltG deep 10 nlles:
HT Frnnelse, and Fulton, convenient 10 stenut 9r
hYrno Cars. Room 1. u NsndOIph-st. ii. ]. HILL
, 1881-12-23

Ti1OK SAf,E-MANUFAEr LOTS
- on tho west Atds. ahe 3sofGH fr0nt!nr n. ". II.
H.. for NJ per fuat; itJxk, pmftiY HpFJyed milo
ist.n rtari hh'xlD tTnur AAtlsr and acrsr.1n. zix
~ with cottlxo on Cllnt!n. ngeE A9nrn:; tyr faUJ
, 1881-12-23

WAN1,EU-1IiE BEST HOUSE ON
w the West Hthc. between AbeEdeen-Ht nnd WtAt.
priI.nv that kGunl u siUAU will buy. ". T.. HuGK-
LEY N CO.. ltuD,n L. tIs} EAxt ItunffJl ph-st
, 1881-12-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

1IOk SALE HAMMOND, lNu., 140
~ ncrcA tgv0sabiy I9ented IN new rniruad in Sau,
!. u ~, kturHa1n for tgN ttBrk.
~ ANDREWS 4 Htlt1aASA, tg1 WunhtnNtDn-st.
, 1881-12-23

%1OO OOO TO LOAN ON REAL. Es-
4J4OOsVOO Gstnte ut IQwUst futga+ W. T.
HuEKI.EE s co. nuNn / II! EMst AMGaoIptl.gt.
, 1881-12-23

TOR SAI.E-ELLIS-AV..N NEAR TlIIR-
IL ty-serGnth-ht-n a choice lot, i3xlGi t1 neI with
2-atnr{ fratna tssidenes- UAtID i ultADLEF "
, 1881-12-23

DyOK SALE-A DARGAIN-ON THIRD
Il M, beaweun vnn Harpn ard ils!staossx.. 2ax ~
fuut, with fo4ldatlDn wall at15 and laftlnoa wall.
uEO A. EAtEiY,H ii Wtstilil1o.l-st =;
, 1881-12-23

goo ono TO LOAN On CITY real.
spsxosVOO Cstnto at d and ppF cunt, Money Tn
htut, ljlHl3S i EAl.ElkE, ld3 t.u SnIiB-st
, 1881-12-23

1I1OK SAI.E-A CHOICE CORNER RES
u idehco On North SI4s, within ora block OF Ltn-
coin luFk, istory aud txsUu.ent ucAR1n stlnG-tFnt3
every possible tonyUnelcu; hAs LvYet been uccu.
pl01 nlHIG1tat0 po1sqksiuni tot S94x!Ht e1n4h Atu
gust ffupt. HAlMn d. nltADLEf.
- " Ia hAlln.Ht,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
MINES AND MINING
WInNIsnLY. Feb. Or. u.

WEDNESDAY. Feb 0-P. u.
The business in mining stocks to-day again was
large but the dealings eyeopcd good deal oil IT.
regularity. artculary for the speculative kind OF
stocks While for the trustworthy dividend-payin2
stocks which have passed into the hands oil invest
ora who have faith in their values and IN the con-
tinucd produciveness of the properties, tho Market
is and is likely to continue firm, the Key "
tho speculatiye position undoubtedly is in the
future reports from Little Plttsburg As it was inc
sudden giving out of ore in the old workings Oh
that nronertv which dcmoralizcd the mining share
markets. of the East year ago, 1t Is probable tnaU
if the late reports of now find in that mine are
half confirmed by future developments 1t VIII DO
the leader in a new speculation, and encourage to
owners of other apparent barren proper
ties to greater efforts i'll their search ioi
minerals that experts locate and say ONLY requ'io
development to discover. Except at the e.ocA
Exchange where the transactions amounted "
10, 500 shares, Little Pittsburg to-day was uui'
between 73l and 07s. Aud 1t Is naturai 'hu. "
should be so. Enough concerning the new hna nus
been published to encourage holders OF tne stoI ap
to sell, and sufficient to encourage tnoSI saye
ont to buy at present figures The other ivh1am
shares we're moderately active ana h ,in'Sns
Climax u rising from IRON ~ to 5oS55 csns
Cbrysolte is to Gls and Little Chief from LOO 10
I75017O Green Mountain was strong ~ n nS W
Rising sun after decline to $50, at 3oo u"H'
S1r;na A. GO12 az and Cherokee ut 1.700lSo:
Moose selling IN a small way Mt 1.5501.8O. Hakili
| was dill at los Hiberlia continues to be active.
bnt after sales at 80 closed with loss of cents
at 1'35 and Wiltshire was steady at 1.30@l3o.
Navajo e from 2 70 2S5 Silver Sl w ss,s s'F sSS
"0,;nst q 40 Yesterday The Comstock shares were
about steady, with small dealings The :" fancics
generally were weak Boston Consolidated fu ao e
ROOM cents North Standard was largely dealt IN
at IRON ~ to 2SG25 cents. The markets closed
| active, but irregular.
NJ u 111rxvn c1nnK EYNHA NGE SiLEG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

transactions to-day, which amounted only TO asa -
shares, against 437 900 shares yesterday. s..s,s
feature Of the day was the unusually largo dssl.s
In and sharp advances Cor the stocks Of the btun,
GUS coal companies. Consolidated Coal rosa fre,.
80 to 42i2041A. NcwCentral from 30 to S5is03ai
and Maryland from % to 31is03l. In these s,v,,.;
movements there Is SONS apparent basls n ~
changed conditions Of the companies. they No..
being out OF debt and in the fact that the pro- q
anthracite coal has reached such prices that for IN
steam purposes the bitumuous coal is tho chesper.
The market generally closed weak and unsettled. .
There is more doing in Government bonds, and Il:
sales at the Stock Exchanged to-day covered ooo
Prices were firm. and the final quotations show ua
changes, 40 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

State bonds were more active, but without special
features. louisiana consols sold at 81, Virginia q.
deferred at H. South Carolina 8s. n-fundable II
54G5as. and Tennessee 8s. DID, at 48l4049io, and
new series at 1863 OF city bank stocks shares a
American Exchange sold at 125.
The dealings In Government bonds covered An
unusually large variety of issues. but generally
were in small amounts. The speculative kinds
ruled either steady or lower. Erie second consols
opened strong at 1904, but closed at 097s, against
1OOis yesterday. and the funded % cold
at 054. Missouri, Kansas and Texas nrsts were
u higher at 1882. but the seconds wero only
steady at so. Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts de-
clined from sea- to 59l4. and Rome. Water.
town and Ogdensburg consos from 81 to
90. c., C. and I. c. incomes rose to 70, but
closed unchanged ct ~. Mobile and Ohio first
debentures rose from s2A to s3os. These bonds re.
Gently were depressed from 80 to 80 by tho sale Of
$3.50 900 for Paris account, on a weak market, the
price paying tho seller profit of about 40 per cent.
And this illustrates many other transactions Of Q
like nature that recently have been made In this
market Metropolitan frsts wee notably strong
and rose to 1854 Ohio Central incomes rose to 90
Q6S7s but Lake Erie and Western incomes were y
lower at S1i2 and Peoria. Decatur and Evansvills
incomes were "a lower at S34. Louisville and
Nashville general mortgages were steady OF 1O3os
Panama new 6s, sinking fluids, sold at 10si20lO9.
The only feature Of the Western list Of bonds was
the large transactions In st. Paul aud Omaha con-
soils at 1869 1O8i20 1861. Denver aad Rio Grande
rsts wore Il higher at 115 and consols 4 higheF
at 49, Texas and Pacific incomes were steady al
$3.50 1884,, firsts of Rio Grande division being e
higher at 09.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained $46l.999 on
balance, made up by gains of $96.Oos currency
and 1868 8O1 coin. This makes the net gain since
last FRIDAY 1857. 1872. The money market to-day
was much like that of yesterday. Early loans were
pressed at per cent, and late the demand was
sharp Probably the business was about evenly
divided between 8 and O per cent. The domestic
exchanges are quoted less favorable for New-fork,
being at the places named are AZ follOws Savannah,
lsO3s premumj Charleston. ilGO4 premium
ST. Louis, rs cents discount; Chicago. 300
SO cents discount Boston par. The United states
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $3So,OOO
IN National Bank notes for redemption. The customi
receipts we're $56O,3SO. and the Internal revenue
receipts were $229, OO5. The Clearing House state
ment to-day is az follows: Exchanges, $149,9176 Oo
balances, So 5o685l. The Transactions at the SUBJ
Treasury coveted: Receipts. ST. ,12S.7c7; payments
$685. 75s currency balance, 81, 22l ,2eS; coin bali
ancc, sos, 042, 40.
Tie foreign exchanges remain duh, but rates are
inclined toward tirmness, the nominal quotations
~. .,nI foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
WEDNESDAY. Feb. O--P.

WEDNESDAY. Feb. 0--P ".
To-day's stock market scarcely furnished the
tcrla for three lines of comment 1t opened strong
at figure, better than yesterdays last prices, and
after that WAS tevcrsh and unsettled all day, and
finally closed hardly steady ut the lowest prices Of
the day. The position IL 80 entirely spec
ulRtive. ard at this moment oom-
pletely under the control of two or three Of
the wealthicst operators. that the best advised Of
average professionals are at loss for opinion Of
what may happen next This fact illustrated by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL Markets.

oxnox Feb 9-l2;3O D. n-Conso osoia for money ia
o for the account u g. bonds four aud na psIstees
ILL., Atlantic opd Great Western first
certhcates T4A; do second. 3l4 E.ie. Dos;
Central, GA Heading. 32A ...o. cuots three per
cent renes 50 cenimes for the az Al 3D. per
toSDOS Feb Bar silver is anal (3reae
ounce o. j. bonds cents 70 ~ "a Erie so .:
We,Ieru nrst mortgage trustees ccrtHc u, heading.
Illinois CentraL ,3s PeDnsylvana cen ~ an sdvance
33as India Council bills wers eiot'ea 'O"' " -
Of led, Der rupee ,,ao amaunt OF bullion gone
LONDON. Feb es p Mar. ips ms assaSnt
pIas Feb o-oSO D m.-Exsnange gu Loaaon ~ -
~ checka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

I'm London British consos were g per cent lower
at 9S9,e for money and 9Slll6 for account. United
States 81 are unchanged at 1O3ls 4i2s 1s higher al
to 1853 ~. American railways generally
are lower. bnt the quotations are very
irregular, Ohio and Mississippi appears
among the quotations at 44l4. Bar silver u
Isl. higher at 51l2d per ounce. and India ccun.
eli bills were allotted at an advance oyer last
week of 6llcd per rupee. The Bauh of England
gained f229 900 bullion on balance. A Paris dis.
patch ntimates that the Bank of France rate fol
discount is certain to be advanced the loss of gold
since last Thursdays returns icing estimated al
100000 francs.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
LII, Snln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
Goparinersniu Monies.

IL BRoAp.sT, NEW YORK, February 8, 1881.
MR. B. 4. OSTROM becomes u member of
U1 drm from this date 1 .,
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Price. - ctuts - - 30
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mn m this claim with view ter thoroughly de-
yoiOp it. .< oe~,ha Dosance ia
taking out similar ore.
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Gales bp AuetloM.

Gales bp Auetion.
EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
PEREMP1ORY SALE AT AUCTION OF TIE
ENTIRE ELEGANT STOCK AND FIXTURES
OF the late firm Of
Messrs OLIVIERI & BENNkTr,
Owing 10 the death OF Mr.. Onv!rri.
This elegant stock the OF It's kind the country
consists in OF cssta chandeliers caneabra and mir
superb Roman and Fl0reune Mosaic tables largo line
Of elegant full sets Of ewery rings scarf pins Ockes
bracelets Fi0rentne Roman Mosaic jewery great
ety; large assortment Of Venetian glassware Maiachte
and jewery Mosaic pictures Moorish figures with
delabra unouned aosaics aid aud large and
elegant stock Of italian fancy goods
The sale is positive and Will commence on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY L. at O'CLOCK,
and follow e days at
No. 70l BROADWAY,
Church. and continue until the entire stock
and disposed Tho above is exhibition
Ladies' especially invited to the Exhibition which will
tinue until Friday evening. the 18th lust.
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AMERICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE 81 LES.
SECOND CAIt-11 O'CLOCK A. VI.
con Vlruoia Ccsrite Lite chief ~ Breeze -
400 l3j 100 800. 50 loo ...... 20 400 b3U. l35
thrysmi,r Unku 100 go. ! - California
100 - G?S 800 b.. 100 silver Nuggr, 100 49,. W
climax iibernia 5000 .......l II ophr -
ION ~ IA ll0n l. a. 200 1900. . 10 i q go. AG3
In " III 1000 b3n 100. Nanicwatcr Union Con
Annie Con Pacific 20O...... 30 9UO...... Bis
1000. BIO. 80 IOD.....- .S5 900 b3.. 81
iOG IS BOdie BOston COP
200. ..... 6HS 800. ~
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DO O'CLOCK TO 3 O'CLOCK.
.0s buyer 80 days

Tenn lis old Bon S Eio LIST stP & ) Z LIST
O.....
Tenn Us now SERIES nuOO :.... $40 itC ISL Non
lU,Jul ......4J'e ~ l. llou VI Isl
Louisiana Con . loO0r- =: a. 80 ~ raui y IL ps
1000 5i y " j. oCLlP,, 1tgO 100 ~ =
Che Il Quln u l?OOO -: go Ere IS ION EVu
1000 .....i27k \. l. west ,l","IV Low ,
Metropolitan lst Soy "a con IN, Hos," h q ast
~ 0oo | 100 5000 ....99 Erie 9th Mortga;.s
NJ KSn a # "a Mobile & . Ist 5000 ...... liza.
100 ~ Dcbcn Den & Plst
parinc OF NO lst 5000 ....s3s 1000 .lO11
3OUU. 90. lO1es
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For Both sexes-Ctv.
BOOKKEEPING. PENMANSI1IP, Arithm tic,
I'D correspondence. spelng business training SIS qu rter
y monthly ladies taught bookkeeping anu sc
counis Paine's College. 81 Bowery. uptown 1913 B'way
MISS WARREN, II West 45th-st. Sep
Nl crate departments; thorough teaching English
French ana German park at iltermiSsl0n.
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The following were the receipts anu ShPine". M
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, US repof'''
by telegraph s,,nments.
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Jnstrnrtlon

For Bows and Young Men-City
BERKELEY SCHOOL, 2J2 Madlson-ave.
ID spring half begins February .
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
L A. COLIN. Madison.avc. aui i4tlst
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.481
broadway near Primary Commercial ana Clas-
steal Deparmants NJ HOBBY, w L. AKIN Prin clpaiS
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For Young Laues-Citv.
MISS de BRUYN Kops and MISS KEITH
French Boarding ami pay school for volug a1e,.
Formerly PIT MalisOn.ave..
HAVE REMOVED To 81 EAST 39Th.Sr'
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Art Schools-New-Yo York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
NI will receive pupils Drawing and PAINTING IN VI ano
Coors Decoration at her studio NO. 20 LAS
n,. iMr. ID. Huntington. Mr. William Hart.
A'o4eiene0S- MIR. James VI. Hart. Mr.. A. T. bei4O"A
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-04-14
The Destruction of Trichinae. .

1t Is commonly believed that ordinar.
cooking will destroy trichinae and render
infested meat innocuous. Without
doubt, as has been stated in the dali!
pr, IS, 1.-The encapsuled parasites survive
certain elevation of temperature, and
death renders them harmless" Is 1t.
however, correct to say that a complete
means of protection is furnished by the
heat incidental to cookery Considera-
ble doubt is thrown on this statement by
NJ. Vacher. of Paris, whose authority is
of considerable weight. He ffiarms that
the protection given by cooking is quite
illusory, and that in the thorough cook
ing of an ordinary joint of meat the
temperature in the center is not suffi
cient to insure the destruction of the
parasite. He took leg of pork of mod
crate size and boiled it thoroughly. A
thermometer placed within it at a depth
of two inches and half registered, after
half an hours boiling, SO degrees Fab,
after boiling for an hour 11S degrees.
after an hour and half 149 degrees. and
after two hours and a half, when the
JOINT was thoroughly cooked, 165 degrees.
This temperature NJ. Vacher maintains 10
insufficient, and we must remember that
at the center, which is still further from
the surface than the thermometer was
placed, the temperature would not lie SO
high. "Trichinae would escape almost
entirely the action of boiling water in
cooking. NJ. Vacher's note was commu.
nicated to the Chamber of Deputies, and,
no doubt, has influenced the decision of
the French Government to prohibit en-
irey the importation of American pork
Lancet.