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, 1881-02-09
HUN OVER AND KILLED,

DEsNo1sEs, ia., Feb. a.-Srctiou ,Forcmau
Dctny, ct tho Ch!eago s. Rock Island N,st,roul,
wis run over by train a1ll killed 1enr Avocu to-
day.
An '.'comlng train oil tho Chicago S Rock
lsa1nl fran tho vast rnu over und killed I'm
unknown MlNn IN tho western purt of dos
Alnlncs ut il o'clnck Tonight. Thu wheel suv-
body. - ~ w
, 1881-02-09

6ptesat Dfspateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune,
INniANArOL1s, lud., Fob. 8.-Sistor Deshautal,
very worthy Inunlbor Ut thu Catholic pstier Ut
sstors OF Pr0vilonup. wus thrown frum bu9gy
this cvonlu4. alid hal her skull rrlght3uu y
, 1881-02-09
1NLISEIHENI,S.
1iI[LISElTENIN.
1[AYERLY'S THEATRE.
J. II. .lIAEEIslf.........".M Manager unl Proprietor
LAST NIGHT HIT THREE: or
HER I4AJESrf'H OPERA COMPANY


This Wednesday Eve, Feb. q. Mo1a.ts Che. 'Euvse
uOS GIOVANNI.
bon @ nttav!o H., ,srmer @ itAyEl.l: hon Glovanul
!! iC1inntendat,ro. Stsn"E MnSTl Ma.atto, Signr
i1nna Anna, @ac. MAEiE J.. swif-r, I'D zsllna:
Atlss A. i. GARY. tifoF nrst appearance aitico hGF
recent tHdlspOsIuon.} ~ "
To.uorro", Thursday Eyc Feb. H. Wngucrs Opera,
14OuENsKIH.
Lnhsnct!n. S!gnHr CAMpASISt: 'Fc1rntnondo
ssisMnr si EAt:Aas!; Elrco stgnor NYvAKA: TA rndo,
atld Elsu. Mme. ETELkA GElkSTEit.
Friday ErpnlnR. Feb. II, Hlzets Open,
..,. CARMEN
Don Jotc, SlGMor EA1tlASISt Escamin fTorc1~
hA is XS,Ah;EHtA; and Carmen q t;ynsy Milo. anna
oe anppnstcss by MMr MALy1SA CAvXLi,AZXi
nnd thu cprps dU Ha1icL
Last appearance Of Ainc. ETEEKA GENSTEN
satuEuay Afternoon. Feb II. at o'clock, notizct1's,
Opera
LINDA DI CIIAMOUSI.
,carto Six hAZZAHlNIt Antunlo. slg: GAlAssI:}
ttttS,Fo;tt ME;s A. l.GAltr; Maa!inona, Mi!e VAL.
Last Might Of TIC upern.
Saturday EvenfnE. Fob. H. yesdrs Opera,
le1GOLErTO.
II IlHca. Sig NAyEl.ll; ltroieito EEx, DEL, pI1.4
!:NFts: SFaENfilcl!e. Sig. Ms.STi; MCniefonr Nir
hELiA Marult7 Xix CUtiStS1 AfnddntuNn Milo. !
ANNA iE HElOCEAt md t;ildn, Mnae. Ai.WISA
p7eetor 9i Music md con,luctor g, .slrnor ARp1r1
llO3-oft'tG hpCn frtn H. III. till fail Of m rlalE
, 1881-02-09

FITTsnut0. la., Feb. y.-rhta oycnug, while
lho o'nhon49he!a Navigation Company wcre ut
tempttug TO sink barHa ut Dnm No. to
strengthen It., tho hargo brnko lonaa a,ld ,.ar-
r!od lwny l1o fest or tho daln. Tho wrtcr is
nuw pouring through, and fears I,ro ont artuuc
that when the t01 goes tho tuut viii b. cir-
r,sa w,th y IL i; Loss by Hcc!dont this evening"
, 1881-02-09

CINCINNATI, o., Fob. H.--WilItuln Ifarriyon, u
swisehman IN tho Cincinnati, indianapolis, vt
l'ou|a s. Chicago freight yurl, was crushed to
death ths AFTERNOON by tho projecting tlu,bors
of u freight cur which hB WINS uttuttpLulv il
couple tO tho tendor VI u locomotive.
, 1881-02-09
THE TEXAS a1Is11A1,u


uAIvEsTn*. Fnl. 8.-Tho following II Il moro
complete list OF tle pers0na injured n tho r.il-
ruad tliaastcr near llompstoad Saturday evuu.
ing:
Conductor Lttfg. bnhIy brlssod In side ant, hip
1saKgngc-Maatu Loolhurt, mashed across tho
chest md legs.
". f. Adair, OF Dallus, shoulders badly
bruised.
Mr.. Laprrcs1. Of Hamilton s. Brown st. Louis,
nose mashed.
MiddluIronk, hcRd mashed.
q: ". Glover, express messenger, badly
bruised.
i. Lyon, hcnd tnashcd and noso brokuu.
IA. llntfeF. OF Now uscans, bndIy bruised.
Also, tho following members Ut tho Ktrukusctl-
Hess Opera eornpany; Mrs. Tobh!c, hcatt cut;
l.nrengo, head tuuscd: Miss Agnes Do!ana
hel cut; atrs 1tDbarec. Wounded III tho llcul:
MISS ltt'sa hiac!0t,. Ae hnuiy cut; Shuckhuts,t
lp,tl cut.
, 1881-02-09
DROWNED,

sp<etas Dispatth to Tho chleaoo Tribune.
hlitwAuKEE, Feb, a.-Joseph He1,ger, Il driver
for tho American Express Cou,pa,ly, aud during
tho War connGctod with tho Tweuty-fourtb
Wisconsin Acuiu,ent, was found II, tho river to-
day a AEorongrs Jury found TINT tla hui, boom
nrity jtlsnlip. 'e'o'0
, 1881-02-09

i,,a tiI's%s !h!s 4 nsel. tfo ",i'a'no
wnr''. and wifi, them tho great ,,Ixrnttnn cruwI
.,s p'm,rrrsn = q nmplF.-psrctens men, wh,
.ors. Ire,! They ct,,n" fo to facu nc. " With th thas
worse .hnn African savcrr. kn,wi, Il, Mormon:
,sm; thoE wy MT rni away frnm Ii, rs taHYrcts
Ks4 ,ora vii, be "Nayrs "NMinr.s rsris'sna y stan u u
".l.iosal, md tho tnruta CONGRESS to thu
Stairs, ina.cn' q q snac. county ii omc s,n.s:
,6 an cnnEress r. VII aE 'o aSrnatvo fres
,,nu hnve 'naaa felony. XII rnorni
Tsses pTs: sbnrcss "ss and It .eso, Kirk Thu f;s5s
nse scI,nung nrary :},0,] chitirru In ijtuh. mi
mrr ,x,,,, .,ons'nniIy t.'"ing new schoui, ,ai,ti
IN the systesnatIt: violaton ri ho t.,., wi,lcli
san Sn'y KHAN !,s nrosrIy ealt WI by tho striving
enter sho ile wifi, grcas dilIsuity, % n,ii lI aro
easily largely tfsyart4a1. '''S
We ntMlcrstatd IL, well MS our Eastern con.
only w!t, praSticnl results. i ThiatlcIyi,in 20.
! pcF s,,ys: %fhnrH ta,t, be no prosecution Tor
ior some overt net There aro principles in
MI19nns tIona ,,sr 'rss ip,s anscus t" dreS insiu:
eone f cnci viii liz l"wssf' M .f' ,cs, ,'as% snc ,'t
hns bert, found convenient 10 wnivc tho priti.
c!nis. "r Tie The prae.lee ra.llcr. "f "iiom- Atone-
part nf tseIr religion. u. well us i'tlyxany md
innr!ler; r ani It WIS ths that tnnii,Iy tst,ise1
s' ss' Gha'e 'e M"p %aS @ 5s Sotcs cs1 II
lers!tortes ,It to .lIct9ta Their p?l!cy and shcr
iox % thc Uentes ot Ht" nnd nIo!nlum a. @ 5'er Ter.
fto.lest to It. Is swn,lG and thoy arc roi'eh q
|;sn 'Di 's I'll lin out !s* s' tssf"' sas ,e''' as|
n law ssaass saast IT, sG and 'a 'aT oa IL e NJ tS,s S
sn, myninss #: Ihe praetico Of ioygaa,y, however.
%hch sl.,; snot % produces con!nunity ct one 'lcst
!an.a law sometled ~ ihe universal ju''ae H.
'He'lt % os chrsiisi' mankind. It is IN nveli ieo
not a' to WI WI, for e. has a1a I'd bS n9
bccti whiting ncar!y The avo Of gcIlcruiion and
rnsi'y fns.t , K'1M,n th n .o t'e for tho Govern
o ssaatry iowrs IL rdnt e of GoESfa6ns ntty
th0aat urrcd to do A'''s' u, 'iE by "aGm%,t Grant
md Hayes for twc'yo ycnrs-so that it
sa"ss 5s Essf s!oxs 'ssss se
throw of tho monster. a,i nt tn renrcser sss tho !"
noile that Ut mighty Nntio,i, he Is tentn1t,cc1
I'll tho Contlise,t III tho i,arao Of somo nS,tv
mlsya nllsgracc e,,ande .st tho CT sam. S ttae, nc
tho }nygaInIsts nre permitted to plant Fuiywn,,
frS ~ m ns to S'ss $a;'sn1 sssr1 a Il w
T. y yIew of u! !his + i atr.lnuo that tho 20
eIunt a!ly, a,li mako inHsh ear!tai out ~ #
n,',onx tliensrlvcs tlut their destiny is 10 sb.
Ynso Of xhcr nors.,ity md p,per n rcnhre ~ 1re
HnIsM thun onrsf The i;ovcrnnsnt bcFap Nv
giving thom in orRnnizel young State Il tilae a
clrua Of their temporal Empire. il gayo Gil thcso @
powers, nppointrl thor Grasld Moe1tI ;oy"rnnr.
i9%e ,,,' %sfx TIT tSr 10 Gxa'ze a
steAd and prcEnptiou rjsht to rncii r0,lcnhIno
, 1881-02-09
rour NIcu Crushed to Death
by the Failing Iron and
Brick.
The Occupants OF a Passenger
Train Buried under the
Ruins;
r,err One OF Whom, Strango TO Say,
Escapes with No Injuries.
Two Men Run Over by the Cars and
Killed at Dcs Moincs, Ia.

A HORRIBLE CAEASTNOf'IlE.
Special Dt,patch 10 The chftaoo Tribune.
purrAid, N. y. Feeh s.-Tlc present wintel
bss provided lnc,tl hIstnry With moro Hn.crla
linn any prcvIntIs ychr with its tutncrO,,l
cutastroplirs. tlnhy0t thofnot tic Hnst horrlult
nature. Tho holocaust pr"dtsoeh by the uo'
t.rlrt!ois 0l tho lslsRo papcF-1nei6Fy nerc II
December last, with Its a!ckttin1 det'tlis. fott
aryal thts morning ny Ito falling III OF 40 feel
Of TIC Fth't VI tuo monster aelot 81 thc No"
York CcntrN' y llilaoli liver RnI!ronl. OT
this immense stfe1ch oi foonhg The R1tnw Int
neeumulatr,i several ioet deep. nnd tho rain
md thaw through INST hfghs t'1'd more thai
daublet! lis "r'4at' INC stf'lssl, Which tn,'s,
hasc Gcet great, WIS LOO f'llch Tor tho structure
ind
WITH \ T1:ltssl1lt.t: c1sAslt IT FELL.
10 tho ground, bttryfnH with t. tho follnwsug
PERSONS: Henry Wutcrs chief cl1rk or General
s,nnr,ntcn1Icut TlI1tnahnst. nr FIN Nr,v ynrlt
Central Road .lpll't lIyrr:s, ting CnptRih;
william H. Wells cAr-insrfctor for tho Now
York Central Ron"; l.pv! ). Hunting, clerk for
tho Inlho, New York Il Philadelphia Rpn'l. lly
HslHEnlarly 1"fsnnltc combination Ut clrcanl"
stances thls ssi!nIsy thplslar ttFe or hllrfyl,iT
travellers was nearly deserted, ami Of tho dozen
orso railroad officials md otlor8 who were f,c.
nrash the r'of at the tlme Of tho nccilnnt, nil
Int Two or Three were ablo 10 tscnpct n,bro or
less hr'ssH ann irlRhtencit from l'c1,t'lth tho
fearful uass. a more frghtl,lt and Mt tho sn,nc
time .... .........
.. 1Mc"f ACCIDENT,
60 tar rs mortality WIS concerned. 1t would bo
difficult IN lnng11c. Tho st. 1.ostIs express OIL
tho Central "as three hot,rs nrd hn!f late. md
Hsconncctlng train On tic Lake shorc. COLL
posed of four cnrs with tho aIcencr Meta"
% a@A ui"'n INC ont.r 'rack waiting TORN. The
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

THURSDAY, Dec. I'm.
Stock spccuat;ons for the "long" account to-
day were checked; first by the Treasury programme,
which, as explained to a TRIBUNE correspondent
by Secretary Folger. and printed this morning,
seems to dispel all probabilities that the treasury
reserves are to be used to foster specu-
lations of any kind: and second by tho
absence of any official confirmation of yesterday
rumors respecting the settlement of the railroad
difficulties While there is little doubt that too much
Importance is given TO the railroad fight, in the
present condition of the traffic it is certain that
spectators yesterday built largely upon re-
suits that have not been announced,
and for which there is lacking any
trustworthy evidence that there ever was a proba-
biHty that they would be announced. The disap-
pontment over the affirmation of the Treasury
policy, and the lack of affirmation on the railway
question were shown at the very opening of tho
stock market Except for one or two specialties.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

In the railroad bond market, Boston, Hartford and
Erie rsts again the special feature, and sold
ND TO So but closed at II against 1884 yesterday.
There has been to suppose that the recent
advance in the price of these bonds was based upon
any present or Immediately prospective merit; on
the contrary, it has been well understood
that 1t was % deal in connection with the
annual election of the Ncw-York and New-Engand
Company. and talk about important Western con-
ncctions (which will be madc) which. it is expected,
will make good market for the sale of the bonds at
n fair profit; the movement probably will be sue
cessful as o speculation. c., c. and |. e. incomes
to-day were notably strong, and rose to 747s. Erie
second consols sold eX-nterest at 10l G 1Ol IL Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas ecands declined to H. and
the general mortgages sold at S77s0S70s ex-nter-
est Chesapeake and Ohio tirsts, series b. declined TO
S3l4, the currency debts being steady at Ssh.
Canada Southern frsts steady at 9S3iG9S7s,
St Louis and Iron Mountain new 5S sold at 81,
and first incomes at 90. East Tennessee Virginia
and Georgia incomes sold up to 55054. st. Paul
and Omaha consos sold eX-mterest at
1O1401O1 Denver and Rio Grande consols fell
to 100, and Kansas Pacific frsts to 103S4.
Texas and Pacific incomes were l. lower at 1854,
but rsts Rio Clio Grandc division, strong at o.
New Orleans and Pacific tirsts sold at 943s6 o. and
Denver South Park and Pacific iTsts at 103l20 104.
The closing quotations were rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
+bon vesterdav's final

the early prices were lower than yesterdays hnal
figures. The market however, was won
sustained during the first part OF 'he
day, and the prices fluctuated up ana
down l40la per cent, without any special sig
niicance The assertion that railway matters
were harmonious was repeated and relterateu WIN
no less confident emphasis than 1t was yesterday
but the market refdsed to respond to the favoraoe
assertion f favorable it ISL and operators generally
seemed to little whether the report was true or
not Those who wanted stocks for that supposed rea
son seemingly had secured all hey wanted. and the
purchasing power seemed to be exhausted. Ii was
after midday when the market became active, and
then it was because of pressure to SELL After the
first decline of bal per cent had occurred, there
was small reaction on the report that the market
was sold down on a rumOr that Mr. Vanderbilt was
seriously ill. But with the positive denial
of the report instead of further recovery the de-
cline was renewed, and before the close of business
became serious. To account for the second ana I'M
portaut drop the story started that there was
hitch in the railway negotiations" and that the
meeting ~ had broken up in a row"
sensible conclusion regarding this whole mat
ter is, that for two or three days paS1
stocks have been purchased to resell on
BOOM of 2 or per cent; and that to-days
early dealings demonstrated the fact that small as
well as some large operators had made preparation
for the same event. Hence there were no buyers
and consequently one seller led many others to
follow The special stocks of the day were Louis
vile and Nashville which rose to 1922 but ended
at 1OO1s and Delaware Lacllawanna and Western,
which was exceptionally strong mp TO 1854, but
clio ed off to 1271s. The general market was weak
at .ho opening, weak in the middle OF the day and
at the end was weak and demorazed
In Governments large business was done in the
continued IS at 1O25sG 1O2l2 and moderate
amount was done in the Is. For the purposes OF
bank circulation the continued IS are preferred to
the 41s or 4s because of the general belief that be-
fore all the continued Is redeemed the reduction
in the market price Of the long date bonds will be
greater than the present premium on the continued
IS. The only change in the biddings is an advance
of Il per cent for the 4l2s Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
Gcathcrs.

4 KINDERGARTNER diploma Frohrl sy~-
children. objection t0 primary school or private Tuir
capable Ot opening Authorization. can turu sh ffi'f'
Address j. r. A. Tribune Uptown Omce, lt'7 Hio''"'y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies College, schools ani Fuull't FI.l
Thoroughly competent Professor Prurpib tul i"1Ei't
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eppr0~ Tutors tJll or address NIst H.
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ANEXPERIENCED TEACHER, lady, wishes
~ board with private family In th, clay IN return lOr
piano and -ocal lessons. Addrc'7 W.. i. o. Boa us
4 TEACHER WANTED for n drawing-cass ;
~ 81 per hour. Address @. f., Tribune Uptown Once
l,23s Broadway.
4 YOUNG lady wishes position rs companion
~ 10 Lady guyeness 10 small children competent 10
teach English branches aud music Box ", % East ith
st., Advertising once.
nest Teachers. American aud Foreign every
ID grade, high and low, promptly provided Tor Families
schools, Colleges Candidates new bulletin with hiehc e
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New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

OF city bank stocks, Nassau sold (35) at lO3, Con-
tincnta sl at l23 and Metropolitan "a at III. The
bidding and asking prices the first call were as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
Mem i1nbliratlons.

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Dnutml Aed0cmlc5.

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yate lessons. send stamp 90. ciIculaE
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
d sm 11nbliratlons.


MOTHER GOOSE;
OR, THE OLD NURSERY RHYMES.
Illustrated Oy Kate Greenaway.
Each picture charming study color and not
only OF color but Of detail, OF life and action little
sGreenaway is fascinating each little old
woman q wonderful and beautiful combination
In dress and bonnet than
before Extract from The Churchman y. y.
how really beautiful tine pictures9 There
be second opinion about it"-lN. Y Times
Greenawsy's latest production Is her best"The
Nation, N. Y.
RICHLY PRINTED IN CoLORS.
American Edton, 81 EDglsh Edition. 81 75
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Sold by all Book Sellers and sent postpaid receipt Of
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HMREE USEFUL PUBLICATIONS.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOB 1881
Price - oe1ts i've cooieS 81.
THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1850
PklcE % cRxnS
THE TRIBUNE.
Nev.York
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOy STOCKS.
BosToS. Thursday Dec. l, 1881.

Atchson and Topeka Railroad quoted correctly accord
inq 10 the new division Of stock Ol the company.
CLOSING Prices or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Re,,rsLJyI)I, T. DNytB : -. Yo II Valt5.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

The first volume of a collection of Leaves from
the Annals of the Sisters of Mercy" by member OF
the order is devoted TO the history OF the slerhood
in Ireland 1t embraces an account OF the estaohSh
ment Of the various converts OF Mercy III thaI
country, anecdotes illustrating their chari'aoic
work. personal sketches, and full biography OF
the foundress. Catherine McAuley. second vol
nme will he appropriated to England, Scotland and
the Colonies. and a third to America. Catholic
Publication Society Co..
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
l2 o-cLnck ro ~ o'cLocK.
2l. nlcLocK ro 3 o,cLocX.
FHE GENERAL LIST.

voEan and Tc1a, Northwest ist st g Iron N lsI
~ Grn n,tt u, 2.UO1. ..... lOg pref inc
ET1, ST5s Kan pac LIT cOngDl 6OOD...... 90
Chcs & Ohio lat lu,poO- lU5'o ~ ~ = lho -
srre, On ~ Paul M-n 1000. O........ 7ip
gnnn g3TsI q o 1900 ...... 1iIs
S0DO S3aiI 10000 xint lOl Canada southern
Ir,,on Pacific lat VI Texas l. n Grauds lSJ guar
oH'Ta ad6 iI7isl 25OOO. ....gI 5000. ........9s7s
p,ston. n 4 T. lst Tex Pac Inc LG Min e 81 J. lst
10000. .hI's 0ooO --..'1tI iowa tAl'hSlon,
tiOOOD ~ Richmond & a lst 5000 ...-.. lu1n
'tVV099 800 5sl, 1000. .. lO5 Gulf Col and Fist
Innoo 771,I ~ West 10000. ...... 1875
G'O1 ''.. II New ID con Iaf Il & Nun lst
NJ Central Con 32.oOo.--.: IUl'4 o'OOV------lo'
ssput.d Elic I'd mortgage
DOO ll3i4I 3,uOO...... lOJ
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

The aMarco visconti" of Tommaso Gross,, ',,o~ !"
romance of the fourteenth century lounoo nutation
contemporary chronicles has SO high IGpn'SseUn
among Italian works of fiction that IL hnS a ;s now
eral times translated into Engnsh' Tna 1rna ,-ssent
added to Bohn's Novc'sts Library; n nno or;gin.
e%,''om T' nhi;sbrd in 1879. London George Bell
Sonsl
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

State bonds were dull, and in some instances
lower. Tennessee Gs sold at 73h0723s; Virginia
Is deferred, at l7l2; South Carolina o., non-iund-
able, at 1913; Arkansas 7s Red River Railroad AT
81. and Connecticut Gs at l05. The closing quota
tinns art as follows:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

The Sub-TreaSury to-day lost on balance
81 ,S24, ,5Oi made up by losses of S1,5l2,092 coin
and S3l2,4l2 currency. But the Sub-Treasury re-
ceived 81, 100000 gold coin from the Phil
adelphia Mint, which makes the nee
gain since last Friday, 81, SCI, ,3SS. Money to-day
was active and the common rate on new business
was interest and 1-64 commission, aud the excep-
tions were interest and 1872 commission and legal
interest The domestic exchanges on New-fork at tie
places named are quoted as follows Savannah, Ss0 g
discount; Charleston, LA Is discount New Orleans
81 80 discount TO par St. Louis 20 cents discount;
Chicago SOAPS cents discount; Boston, par
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received S207, 900 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were S450, ,421,
and the revenue receipts were $619,450; The
Clearing House statement to-day is as follows:
Exchanges S151, ,S50,67l; balances 1859, $40.
The transactions at the Sub-TTeasury covered: Re
cepts, 81 S67, 100; payments - G9l ,6l3; currency
balance. $4, ,06S, ,976; coin balance, Ss6,9l2,O75.
The following is the public debt statement issued
December l, 1881, compared with that of November
l. 1881:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

Dr. Isaac |. Hayes has prepared little book OF
"Pictures of Arctic Travel" which will ahofd
pleasant Entertainment for an idle hour Ills pur-
pose was as he explains it, to draw from personal
experience some pen-pictures of life and nature,
rather than to present narrative OF travel ana nc
has accordingly offered us here two lively sketches
of character and chapter snow and ice. The
scene is Greenland. and he promises two similar
volumes devoted to Iceland and the Arctic Sea.
CIV. Carleton e. CO..
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

The following are the quotations for securities on
the Free Listn
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

Bid Asked.
Colorado Coal and
Iron. lst con. 6s. so 90
l.. Tenn. Va. and
G a. lst rs. 1900 ll5 III
Farm rrs Land Il
Trust co ....... - 4cO
Minneapolis q 81.
/. lst Is. 1927. ll4 :.
MINI y -. Louis,
Iowa Tx lst IS 1921
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
90 n]bom it man Concern.

SATIN DE LYON fur-lned Circulars, beaver
- COLLAR and edging at 500 800 and S73 the best
America. g. q sHA SNE manufacturer Prinoost
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

Bid. Asked.
MINI eapolis & Sc
l. 2d m ~, 1891. - %
v j. southern Int. ~
guard IS. 1893. 100 lOOf
n V &reNasLand
co. Land scrip. 27h 81
TIL & Ind II so. 1911 l3l