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New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NKU.YD ....DEC. l. 1891
ARRIVED


snsaPoTs oet l. saez 81 Por, said Nov 8 Gibraltar H. With
mdse 10 order. vessel to Peter Wright A sons
u Anwa ~ ana GreytoWn 2I with mdse and passengers
Steamer Felicia cer Muller Laguayra Nov H. Porto
bo 10 and acao ~ with mdse and passengersto TO bouon
steamer Juniata Johnson. Savannah days, with mdse
and passengers 10 III Yonge. 10.
BARK saem Sorl Nielsen Carthagena as days w2h iron
Bark Carrara Utah, Manganaro LeghOn 33 days, with
md,e order; vessel TO G. Fabricotti.
ark Swe. Obcrg TOrr~yea ~ days, with salt 10
sl0coyich ~ co; vessel % Funch Edye CO.
ark Regent Aus COsuhch, Fumo - days In ballast to
Bark Bayard Nor Kttlescn, cctte 81 days, with mdse
Barr Reindeer McIure St Pierre Il days with sugar
Bre Ina ser Witte Pernambuco 42 days with sugar
II II swift & Coz vessel to p Gerhard
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW Dec 1-Arriyed, ste@mer Scotia Brl spitJaL
@rrFgpAH bee Arrived steamer Rotterdam (Dtch
Harn,cOurt. from New York Nov 10.
GENoA. Dec Arrived, steamer wimbledon tBrh shell
drake. from New.Orleans Nov l27th ulDf
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HAVANA. Dec 1-Aruvod, steamer Niagara, Baker from
BOSTON. Dec ARRIVED. steamer Aunter CBr, Ludlow
sailed steamers Santiago de Cuba FOote, Savannah liar.
PHIIpELPHiA, Dec ARRIVED, Panther, Wiley,
Newburyport Allentown. Swasey, Boston, Commonwealth,
Van xxx. New-York; AGONY, Davis do.
Cleared steamers ord Cve, urquhart Lverpool Pero;
men. Portsmouth; Pottsye Boston keadihs' sIe1 i I
81 mcrs, warren New York.
L. Boston. John W Garrett. Foster, New York
SAVANNAH, Dec sailed steamer seminole Boston
NEw-OELEAxs Dec l-Clearoi steamer Mississippi LIVER
TasesArrived steamer city Of Merida, Mcintosh. Mex
sailed. steamers Westbourne and Gardenia.
GALyEsIuN Dec l--aiicd steamers Fylaa, ware ReEali
Cosmo, Bromagcr sebasOpoL Rio "rande buiiO"s' Ne"
York
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
TIE BUFFALO INSURANCE CASES.

BUFFALO Dec. 1.-The Coroner's inquest on
the body Of the supposed Burnham. who figured
spicuously the attempt to swndle insurance assOca
tons for which orrn C. Thomas lie uncer arrest, s in
progress The has already been gwen TO the Grand
Jury Parker who acted as undertaken in the burial
case at the Falls in Canada under arrest and at
tempt viii be made TO bring him 10 this city for trial
exciting occurred in the Police Court yesterday
when the prosecuting attorney attempted to have
Thomas held for the action of the Grand Jury without
preliminary examination. The conduct OF the police
characterized by the Police Justice as a vanous star
chamber attempt on the liberties of "A man.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
TIE BOSTON B1NK TROUBLES.

Boston, Dec. lit is now stated that the
latest phase Of the Pacific National Bank troubles is
follows Mr. Weeks this morning offered 10 turn
the bank 100000 in its certificates OF deposit
This proposition Colonel Ncedham, the examiner,
fused 10 consider, aud has informed Mr. Weeks that he
viii accept nothing short Of 100000 in cash, its
equivalent. Weeks win make effort do this before
saturday night which the stockholders will have
decided whether they will furnish the 81 100000 needed
from them.
call has been ISSUED for meeting Of the stockholders
81 the Central National Bank for December l5 to act
upon the proposition TO call IN new capital 10 the amount
oi $JOUOOO.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
SHY OF OHIO MEN.

TFOTH INC btLTnIO DUttTIeT IDf1I1
BY some strange eddy in the stream of poll
Hes the of senator Pendleton has been brought
around in little whrl OF and discussion touch
Ing his availability Presidential candidate in 1884
In nominating Ohio man the Democratic party would
probably Republican State. Success in Ohio might
mean under those circumstances through
Defeat throughout the Union. AS matter OF po-
itca tactics, therefore, the nomination OF Senator
fendeton would be dangerous; but much may happen
before 1884 which viii change the conditions OF the ed
or render mere political tactics unworthy OF con-
alderatlon.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
EorR NEGROES LYNCHED.

RALEIGH. n. c., Dec. IA special dispatch
10 The Neics O5scrrer from oxford Granville County
says: This morning about o'clock party Of masked
men, numbering about 100. took from the oxford jail
John Brodc and Shadrack Hester colorcd charged with
the murder of T. ". Lynch, ana hanged them IN small
grove, the spot whore The murder committed
NEw.OHLEANs. Dec. IA special dispatch from Iazoo
City, MISS to The Hncs says two groes named Jordan
and Craig have been caught and confessed TO having
saa-iuated Robert Catln. TIuntshcd Landing,
the -7th Of last month Their Intention was to XII Mrs
Catln also subsequently the negroes were hanged by
the lnluriatcd citizens TO "A tree near shuppardsOwn.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
SENTENCED F0R FLEo@0N FRAUDS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-Samuel T. Irwin,
who pleaded guilty TO making, election officer,
fraudulent return was to-day sentenced nine months
imprisonment, to pay fine of $780, and to be dlsfran-
chisod aud disqualified from holding any Office under
the Commonwealth for seven years. The Judge an
nOunced that in dealing lenienty with him he had
taken into account the fact that the prisoner had saved
the expenses OF trial by pleading guilty and throwing
himself upon the mercy OF the Court.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
pAyEoRD IN LNuLNENr PERLL.

HONEYWELL, Kan, Dec. 1.-The committee
appointed 80 Wichita aud investigate the value Of
the colatcrs distracted from the Caldwell
Bank report thai not moro than twenty
cents on the dollar can be paid They
sny thnt Dnuford- financial condition has been Gcpcr
time. u has been publicly stated on the
streets of ,adwcl tonight that DautOrd Will De- strung
up but not killed, tonight The trans nrc watched for
the approach o militia to rcrcuc tue prisoners Dan
fords chuuccs Tor living through the night not good
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
THE IRISH CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Irish Convention re
assembled about $3.50 this morning 1t found that
there were 7S3 delegates TO the Convention During
morning Chairman Hynes read the following which was
received with tumultuOus applause:
-. PARIS, Nov. 80.
To ne President Of he Irish National Convention, Chi
cdGo:
have inst learned from confidential agent In Ire
land that most careful estimate has been prepared aud
n is now asoertained that tenants 1000 properties
representing rental OF $l00000O0 per year, have
already refused rent In compliance with the League
rnanifesfo. PATRICK EGAN,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
AZ ACCIDENT AVLRTED.

TRENTON, n. j., Dec. IA land slide oc-
CURED ON tho BclYidcTe division Of the PennsyIvann
Railroad Regelsyille Station, this afternoon 1t
discovered by the trackwaker just as the Llnra
express train was rounding the He rushed across
the moving avalanche aud by waving his nag, stopped
the train within few feet Of the obstruction. About
forty tons rock and earth fell the track and the
passengers had 10 be transferred over tho sde Trains
were delay yCd some five hours
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

barometer yesterday morning followed by more
rapid rise Cloudy weather and light rains were followed
III the afternoon by clearing weather. and at night by
Iaf weather The temperature ranged between 400 and
o4' the average 1872 being l5lso higher than the
corresponding day la,i year, 4l2o higher than
Clear or fair and colder weather may be expected to-
day III this city and vicinity
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
PUBLIC OPINION.

Congressman are marching to Washington
slowy as they dreaded the boring OF dozen candi-
bates for speaker-[DetrOit Post and Tribune (Rep)
There is quite general feeling that Con-
gress should act upon the transportation question in
Some manner-wiu tue Republican leaders In Congress
President Arthur seems to have advanced
gradually in the makeup OF his mind about the Cabinet
do not hear much about the immortal Beale and
the everlasting HOwe.-(Cincinnati Commercial (ep;
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
4 LOVEES TRAGEDY.

NEw-ORLEANs La, Dec 1.-NIargaret Vas
scy age nineteen years. shot In the head by her
lover, Henry Menne age tweny-ono years to-day VINO
then shot himself both being it is believed fatally
wounded Menne left letter saying they had made up
their minds commit suicide, because tho mOlher Vi
the girl would not allow him 10 visit her.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SnnOpsis for ne past a hours.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, ! a. m.-The bar
Is highest In the Lake region Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, and lowest In Nova Scotia. Heavy rains
have fallen In Ncw-Engand and tight rains In the re-
naming districts east OF the Mississippi River southcry
winds reported from the Northwest and Upper Lake
region, and northwesery in the Gulf States elsewhere
they mostly westerly The temperature has fallen
east of the Mississippi and in the West Gulf States
Indications for to-day.
For Eew-England, cooler fair weather. northwosterly
winds, higher barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, cooler fair weather.
winds mostly nOrtherly, higher barometer.
Cduttondry signals
Cautionary signals continue at Kitty Hawk and Hat
teras.
Indications for tomorrow
Cool fair weather IL indicated for Saturday IN New
England, the Middle, South Atlantic and East Gun
States.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
TILE FITCHRIrRG REPORT.

BosToN, Dec. 1.-The annual report OF the
Fitchburg Railroad QIoosac Tunnel lne shows; Total
liabilities $94IO35O increase, S1,50S,256. Total ln-
come. S2655s29; increase, Sl9l,231. Expenses
S2l27.437; increase. $iOl,0o2. Net income less
rentals and interest $52S,392; decrease,
$2lOG7I. Deficit for the year, Sl6l,599'
Surplus last year S113635. Dividends paid per cent
increased per cent Passengers carried, 2GJ19S4; IN
crease 06375. Tons OF freight carried, l77696O; IN
ere 13OOIO.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
CASES OF SUICIDE.

Alfred Silliman, age thirty, jumped out of
secondstory window at No. II West Thirteenth-s yes
terday morning. In attack OF delirium tremens and
was seriously injured. He taken TO the NewYork
Hospital.
Louisa Ennis, age twenty-five, of Harper's-cOurt
Brooklyn, tried yesterday for the third time within
week commit suicide Each time, while under arrest
for drunkenness, she has her clothing into strips
and hanged herself from her Cell door She was cut
down by the doOrman each tin aud Justice Walsh
terday sentenced her to twenty-five DAYS In jail.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
MAINE FACTORY DAMAGED.

WATERyIILE Me-, Dec. 1.-The scythe and
axe sbop. OF the Hubbard q Blake Manufacturing Com
pany at West Wuteryc were burned last night The
loss was $4,000 on the buildug- aud machinery, aud
$4,000 on the stock The property was Insured To the
Ftna Company for $4,000 In the Gcrmau-Amcrcan
for II 500 in the New hampshire for 81 500 100 tHc I'm
pcfial North America for $1,000, Ia tue Home IoI
- 900 and in the Sort. American for ~ 900.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
THE APPEAL or DIR. THOMAS.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 1.-The Methodist
Judicial Conference to which DE- H. W. Thomas has ap
peaed from the verdict OF heresy and expulsion trom
the Methodist Church passed him by the Rock River
Illinois, Conference met here yesterday and considered
several minor Dr. ThOmass ease VIII ProDaOiy
como UP some lme today or LOmorrOW.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
rAE AnEELcAN RLHLE SOCIETY

The Board Of Managers OF the American Bible So
ccty held regular monthly meeting yesterday.
The Committee of General Reference appolu cd to
prepare answer 10 the charges made against the
society by the Connecticut Bible Society, read the
paper which has already been published. Assistant
Treasurer Taylor said hat the Board of Managers
unanimously adopted tine report Ol tho committee
and decided to drop the subject rs being " uniit the
ntIrnlInn OF mon of nfrlligrnrr.N
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
4 MATRIMONIAL ENTERPRISE Fails.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. IA dispatch 10
The Daily Neos from Union CITY reports the failure Oh
the National Marriage and Dover Association. large
number OF these aSsooiatlons have been organized III
this State within the last few months, and Two OF tkeh
have already failed.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
TWO HOUSES BuRNEp.

WATERBURY, Conn, Dec. 1.-Two houses,
owned by Mrs. Mary hrmholts In Nangauck, n new
one occupied by william Howe ana the homestead oc-
eupied by the owner, burned this morning the
families barely escaping with their lives The fir" ong
lg
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
TyTrvDIYG ANGLICAN ROAD.

DETROIT Mich, Dec 1.-The Grand Rapids
and Indiana Railroad Company today let the contract
building the northern extension Of it, road from the
present northern terminus to the straits Of MachhaN
The road is 10 bc completed by June - next
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
H4RRIED

AUERBACH- -HoNE-on Wednesday November 80, 1871,
at St Marks Church. l0thst and 2d-ave.. by The Rev
JO.eph Rylance. Joseph Auerbach and katharine
Hone, daughter Of John T.. hone
BEEBE-SHOTWELIr-At Railway, ~ J.. November %, at
the residence OF the brides parents by the Pom
eroy assisted by the Rev H. Beebe father OF the groom
william WoThfngton Beebe. of New York to Lille, dau g
ter ora +. Shotwel, esq
TTERwORTH-DURYEE-On wednesday, November
80, at Newark, N. j.. by the Rev Eccleson d. D.
Rev. ]. r. Butterworth of Summit TO Charlotte Rankin
daughter OF the late Peter 5. Duryee
DE VOE-JARDINE-At ST. Janes's Church, On Thursday
December by the Rev. Cornelius B. Smith Thomas ~ %
NOe r 10 Annie g. Jardine daughter Of Joseph Jardne
NEWCOMB BE-BOGARDUS-On Wednesday, June 90 1881
at the Church OF the Mediator by the John Bache
Andrew Bache Newcombe 20 Lavina fourth daughter ol
Abraham BOgardus, esq, all Of this city
PYLE-VANDERHOEP--On Wednesday. November 30. at
the Col egiate Church. 5thave and 4Sthst
Rev. William Ormst0n ID. D.. William ). Pyle 20 Minnie
A. daughter Of NJ y w Yanderhoef esq, all Of this city
TEMPLETON-PORTER-On Wednesday November 30
1881 at No 81 Hansonpace BROOKLYN, by the Rev Thomas
8 Chds ID. d. Benjamin q. TempletOR TO Alice c.. daug
ter OF Alfred H. Porter
Al notices Of Marriages must be indOysed WiH fan
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
AN NTERcnANGL Or HUsNEss.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA contract has been
signed between the Baltimore aud Ohio and tie Buffalo
II Is ,urg and Western Railroad Companies Tor inter
change business the latter road Ia build extension
OF 80 miles from Newcastle Penn, to Chicago june
ton where IL connects with The Baltimore and OmO'
thus giving the latter an outlet to Lake Erie.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
i1olitiral Noilres.

Republican Primary E!cctOns.-The Republican Asso
Citations ths Assembly Districts viii meet at tbaif
respective IaquLcTs Tuesday evening December lS
1851 O'Clock for the purpose OF ecctng doegates TO the
Central Committee fOr the ensuing year Representation 10
be the at present. - .
ABRAHAM LENT, President.
SoLON y. SMITH, (Socrotayi.s
O.. 'oNAS''N'0''
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
RESIGNATION OF 4 PASTOR.

MATAwAN, N. j., Dec. 1,-Tbe Rev. D. n.
Anderson the pastor of the Presbyterian ohurch at TINS
place. has offered his resignation because OF iEheath
1t has been accepted by the official board OF tue c"
aud the Preebytery.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
A COMPANY INCORPORATED.

COLUMBUs, Ohio, Dec. 1.-The Cleveland
Akron aud Columbus Railway Company with four mil
lions capital was incorporated to-day by Charles j.
Cunda l.. 4 Russell George D. Walker, Conrad lIH@ec'
and Goshorn 4. Jones' who recently purchased the Iil
road at judicial sale
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
THE SIyTHAvENCE TRAFFIC.

ALBANY, Dee. 1.-The State Engineer has
re .cyed 4 report from the Sixth Avenue NcW-fork'
Horse Railway. II gives the carniug- rs s767,jJl "a
q expenses, SG9O.3sG - 3; dividends, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
LOSSES AT HAMILTON. ONT.

HAMILTON, Ont, Dec. 1.-King's taiOr-shop,
CrOsslcy's drygoods store, Kerr's drug store and h,
Canada Business College all in Dcstcrs block, were
insurance, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
TWO ROADS MEETING.

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. IA special dis
patch To The NgrS from Marshall says;
dispatch from Superntcudcnt sands has been
re-t we'd. the effect that the connection OF tt ca
ana Pahc ana Southern Pacific Roads would De- cieccd
tins evening 90 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
A DEFAULT IN INTEREST.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The Philadelphia
ana Reading Railroad Company to-day failed to meet the
interest on the bonds OF the Cocbro0kdale Railroad
Company falling due to-day. The statement Is made
however M the Office ~ the OF the company
that the interest which has been scaled by the receivers
ro six TO four per cent will he paid on the 9th Inst
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
5perial Noilrss

American Wa!than Witches Wniehos'
sIsclht Il y 90 a0"l-GgH ~ g3Hil q % ssInts' iII'
No Maidenlane near broadway.
Al Kirby * Co.'s New Ara Galleries.
Nos $40 and oi7 broadway, between l3tn aHd lihsts
BY THos. f. KIRBY & Co, Auetloaeor.
THIS AFTERNOON AT . O'CLOCK.
CoNCLUDING TOMORROW SATURDAY AFTER
NOON Al SANE HOUR.
AMosrvALUABLEco COLLECTION OFHIGH-cLAssoB
JEcrs, IN OLD CHINESE PoRcELAINs. SOLID coLOB
SPECIMENS, AND ANcIGNr BRoNzEs, SUPERB
SPECIMENS OF JAPANESE METAL WORK. LAC
oUERs AND IVORY CARvINGs, UNIQUE AND RE
MARKABLY FINE SWORDS, COLLECTIONS OF EX
cEEDINGIY FINE INRos, TOBACCO POUCHES,
SILVER PIPES, PIPE CASES, SWORD GUARDS NEr
suKEs, KNIFE HANDLES AND sNUFF BOTTLES,
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED SELECTED KAKEMoNoS
ETC ETc.
THE WHOLE BEING THE PROPERTY OF
Mr.. RICHARD AUSTIN RoBERT5oN,
YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, AND 10 BE SOLD Positively
WITHOUT RESERVE
on EXHIBITION PREVIOUS TO HOUR OF SALE.
by Thos L. Kirby & Co., Auctioaeors.
AT THEIR NEW GALLERiES
Nos sl5 and si7 Broadway between l5th and Itlsts,
a VERY IMPORTANT SALE
THIS EVENING Ar O'CLOCK.
CONCLUDING SALE OF
MESSRS. MOORE q CUerIsS'
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
HIGH CLASS MODERN PAINTINGS.
THEIR RECENT DtP0RTArIONs COMPRISING
FINE AND IN IEREsrING EXAMPLES or
Daz-C Corot-ziem-De Champs - Municr-COurbet- Gays
-yIbert-Bruner -Lefebyre-Jacque Brisot
-Atalaya.wceks- Michel PalmaroH-Laion -Dsubigny-
Ettyvan TrOyon-Emile Loyy-Theo webervllegas
-Hess-Fichel-Fra verhas-Bursers rs-Pasni-st ADse-
f. Carpenticr-cesarde Cook BriOuu- Plassan-chapAn-
Victor Lesye-coessn de la Fosse, and others
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION.
Purc AIderney Milk. In glass. daily. HEMH FOOD co,
II 4th-ave., corner lOth-st
.,s ro;a ar Oinee Iss Tos Nstee; se;;,inr SATURDAY
December 3 1881 viii close At this oaics on TO 5SDAr
% 1 ETsPS ~ s st'aGshp P M aroS S Sy steam
ship 6sa Queenstown spondence Tor France must
steamship ST. 0erInan. VIA Hayre; on THURSDAY at
lOSOa for Europe by steamship Republic via 9SeesS-
arssse and st IL M for Geaa2y e'e Sy for rSrs
ses M VIA asV 81 cSee via Queenstown SofssPo
dencs Germany and scotland must be specially si
Rhen va Southampton aad Bremen eorres nenee Tor
Britain other European couniIies mus. De sPso
DsVoSS Via cha dissOT nSlss% s. - @S9s Ssa
BY sIsamshP wsSsand se AZ M The mails Tor
savanila etc. close on VIZ Pseina sios an
as %as for g, Ai,RnSAr 10 nv the q mails seIso
orleans @EDN Nhsn1As a 6 sB If nas
Brazil az 1Ss S%d as afsfSecS for caDa West indies
T9s mails tes ysTsespSlADS S @ nd fS fPs
St sa eose sd On Maa5o Close oR PbAYS
II m The mails for caba and West inaies close on Eat
November So st $50 The aails for Australia. &c.
close December II, at $50 IN ..,so,, n..,.,..,.,
POST ONCE New.York, Nov. 2s, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

coating OF real Diamonds crystal
are Humphreys Porsian piaHonAs and are for aio
Humphreys Jewelry Store Sl9 Broadway Of 2ts
New York Their lustre is perpetual The Circle OF
desoTibes them. Malled Tree lie ha3 no agents.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
TRIrTH.
Rom Tbs Cynr,,16ti M Goz,,,, lJ>D,

From The Cincinnati gazette (BepJ
It does not make near so much difference
where next Speaker shall hail from IL does thar he
shall be competent to fill the place. The efficiency OF
Congress depends very largely on the Speaker and the
aim should be the best regardless OF State
lines Tne species Of sectionasm much talked about
bIQh To ID N abolished.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
A THREE THOUSAND TON STEAMER.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.--Cramp d Sons are
about beginning the work of building three Thousand
ton steamer Tor Huntington OF Pacific Rallroad
fame. She II 10 be the pioneer of fleet Tor service o
freight and passengers the Pacific coast
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
RFpnRrFn CnANGE OF nMNERS.

BosTON. Dec. 1.-The journal viii publish
IN the morning report that Vanderbilt has obtained
control OF the Troy aud Boston road
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
AN EXTENSION COMPLETED.

BANGOR, Me-, Dec. IA dispatch announces
the completion Of the New Brunswick Railroad eXten
sion 10 Prcsquo Isle. The first train arrived there To
ui
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

,,.,,,,A with n keen appreciation Of the at-
tinns ~ of West End shops and Of the my
nathIes which drew them and charming soA NOT TO
e. still felt disposed 10 ask the ran way oOmPaA Nv
s,ultinIy facilities IN that direction
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
SENATOR BECK RENolnNATED.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Dec 1.-At joint caucus
OF the Democrats of the Senate and HnnAs tnSh seh
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
REFORM ALWAYS IN ORDER.

No former Administration has done so much
5n the way of reforming the Civil Service as that which
began under Garfield and has been continued under
Arthur. II we are asked why any reform should be
necessary In party laying such claims to honest pa
not household especially not great business, In all
tbe land which does not need constant watchulness In
fhe direction OF reform Evils creep In in spite OF watch
fuiness Greed and avaroe constant quantities In
all the affairs OF business public private and the more
quiet Administration the easier time the punderer
have The infamous frauds In the Post Office Depart
snent which occurred under the administration OF Pres
dent Hayes due TO his original in appointing
Judge Key, hanreconced Confederate, to Office 70
which commended only by his good nature, and
held throughout by the same tenure.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
EuRopEAN FINNScIAL MARKErs.

LONDON, Dec 1l2S0 m.Conso!s 100 srs ior money ard
lC0Ts FOR the accOln Atlantic aud Great Western lrfs
mortgage trustees certificates 6i IIe 47S; NewYor Con-
nal lai a. Pennsylvania Central $685. NewfoTk, O8iai.o
and Western 32L.
LONDON Dec l2;S0 p m-Par1s sivces qnote tsreo per
cent rentes % francs 30 ceBtlles tor sh3 account
LONDON, Dec. l.-:i;OO m.-The bnli0l The Bank o.
England has decreased e2200 during the past week bo
proportion OF tho Bank OF England 10 abcy which
iast week was 4O'ls per cent. Il now 3i'a per n
LONDON, Dec. l-fOO r. m-COnsOs pbiig Tor money, OK
mt and g9 for the account ex int Atlantic and Great West
eIh second mortgage trustees certificates. 20 Eric A1i1
New-Iork Central l43ia Pennsyiyana Central News
York, OntaflO and Western. 81 L.
LONDON. Dec $3.50 D. m.-paus afVcas 1note three
per cent rentes az - francs 55 confines tor tbs
2f ccntlmos Tor checka
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

AZ ocn centai for Vow Mixed wes.ca Fonr gd f,-
siadd toS pSas soas iS E %si SiG5a 49, % S gh &
Club; lOidelI for Rcd Western sDrigg. IN ~ X
L0HD0S, Dee l-i:0O rn.-t;aieuJt9 isnsJc ID.
quarter. Sperm OIL f5SDslO prr1OE Pshe (fhoSa To
lo6d Spirits rlrpenuno 4l3d pee cst y. 700, Peis1z
leHm, Cd Spirits OF Petroleum. 3te@ffF. per eaiin
Common Rosin Od e25 5s.2xJ IOi
ANTWERP. Dec l.-PetrOlenm. II francs 20 diN pre
American Mcoxs I9rd closet ~ Ia franco pef ie9 tSos
BRFNRN. Dec. I.-Wncox's Lard closed az nlarks 50
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DIFFUSIAG MEDICAL knowledge.

or Esek received fhe unarfmous vote Of the caucus
e was informed Of the result and thanked the CAUCUS.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

GUITEAU AND THE FUSsINEss OF ISMS
From The Nelg. York EosEanq Post
A very great stimulus was given to the pro-
Suction OF "crsnks" by the reform movement OF fifty
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
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