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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-10
STREET CLEANING NOT TO BE STOPPED

The operations of the Street Cleaning Department
were lnterfered with by the police in some Of the
precincts last Sunday. In some they were merely
prevented from removing snow and ice from the
streets In Others after midnight, arrests were
made of ash carmen while performing their duties.
In order TO ascertain precisely what are the rights
of the Street Cleaning Depar ment under the new
Code. Commissioner Coleman wrote TO Corporation
Counsel Andrews requesting his opinion III the mat
ter. Mr.. Andrews yesterday sent reply, in which
be said:
seryie labor is prohibited by the Penal Code except
IN works of necessity and charity am OF the Opln-
ion that he cleaning of The street, TIE removal OF ashes
carriage snow etc, in this city are works OF "neces-
gagged therein on the Sabbath day not liable to ar
rest.
Commissioner Coleman the afternoon sent a
LET er 20 the Police Board incosing Corporation
Counsel Andrews's opinion and asking what action
the Board will take in the matter. The
Commissioners Hsent back word that the
operations Of the Street Cleaning Department
wouId not be interfered with, and that Superin-
tendent Waing had been directed to Issue gen
eral order TO the force announcing TINS decision.
MI Coleman has been confined TO his hotel Tor
| the last two days by severe cold. lie sent word
| TO Contractors Walton and Brown yesterday after
| tbe decision of the Police Board had been COM
| municated To HIM, informing them that their men
| wnuld not be int; fercd with to-day and that he
| should expect them TO remove ali ashes and gar
bape and in addition considerable quantity or
| street dirt that has been pied up, awaiting
| removal and has now frozen hard, 10 some extent
| lnteTruptlng travel
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fRIEyDs DLN4SDMGe ~ NQCESE

Francis j. Grimes, hquor-deaIer, of No.
Ilg Last FOrty-slKth-st.. boarded IhrdaYe car on
Monday night stood tue ront platform Inc con-
l.og demanded LIS larc ana GrMes SAID that NC had
,.iIt. 4 quarrel eusned between the two men. In
which Grlucs either fell on " pushed OF tie caE
and was run over lilo was taken 10 IT. Niacenrs Hos
utal where he died Oh wednesday Two Of his friends
calico Inspector ByrLgs ~ Police .lo~1lAnl .ea lss
night end aid tuet crimes lac buried without =
ograneIs Investigation, ana asAol Lhab ono he holu
lao I-poc,U. SAID tnat - matter Wodl' 10 stIc-uSd
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10-1 a. m.-The bar
ometer mas fallen IN all districts OF the Mississippi
ana Is lowest ~ the Upper Lake region, and highest on
the North Carolina COudncss has increased In
New England and the Middle States with warmer
sOuthcriy winds; threatening weather and light rains
are reported from he Southern States aud OHIO Valley,
and Ugh, snow the Lake region with warmer east TO
south winds light snow u also reported from the Norm
west, where me winds have stifed % aoutlwts and
north est, with rising barometer in tie Missouri Valley
Indications fJr tJ-ttg
For Sew-Eng gland, Increasing olOIdiness and Hight
snow slightly warmer southeast 20 southwest Winds,
lower barOme
For the Middle Atlantic states III Chilly warmer cloudy
weather slight rains ~ Ae southern portion eht euOw
in tire northern portions, sOutavgs. u sOuLWes. winds.
lower aIOLncttI.
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already

tn gently overcome by the already
sSnfliar power and movement of the dawn
The Braams concerto is work OF huge prop ornaps
On four ucyements, the second being scherzo-hke
sIegro N was called Crystal Palace programme
Asymphony fer orchestra with pisno-forte ophgsto
and MT fretbar In thoughtful and useful ANALYSIS OF
ths work prefers to call duet or dialogue Tor piano
Tore and orchestra absorption fuller and more exact
H. Joseffy's performance most f0rcibe. Ihat ne
made nothing OF difficulties 10 matter OF
course but beside his technical mastery there were
sStness and breadth OF eJpressiOnthe expression OF
sympathy with q fine subjeot-quaites when are Iar
higher than tactua ceverness and which to our spPre
hensiun Mr.. Joseffy has more fully displayed
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WHAT MAY BE DONE WITHOUT VIOLATING The CODE
Although tie opinions OF the Police Commission
ers regarding the future enforcement Of the sunday
provisions of the Penal Code were published yes
terday, many citizens went to Police Headquarters
for information the subject. they persist
ent, almost aggressive. their questions. super
intendent WaIling was driven neatly " the verge
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which she had been occupying for several weeks
at No 40 West Twenty second st. The landady OF tue
house had not her tenant Thursday, ana sup
posed that she had left the city until she discovered na
the kew the inside OF the door she then caleo
the Officer who broke the door open and found the
woman lying on her face In the centre or the room.
The dead woman was married, her husband being
commercial traveller. They have not lived together Tor
some time. They had one child, who Is at present IN
New-BrIghton. The woman had been employed as
salesWoinan In O,NeIIls dry goods store.
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DIED.
ANDRUs-On the 9Th inst Geors Nelson AnGrus aged 81
Fne from the chu ch Of the Apostles 2sths and
9tI-aye. MOniar. the lth INST, a IL a.
Interment in Greenwood.
GALLON Friday December william F. all in the 4sth
Relatives ani friends also OF CORN hian Lodge
ass f. and a. NJ respectfully INV led 20 attend the
from his late residence IJ2 last II othst On Mon
day at o'clock
Iutetment ut WO dawn.
KENT-On December Edward " Kent suddenly, Of apo.
Relatives sud frienl are invited attend the funeral
residence, No 237 West l4h5t, on Mon
day afternoon. December l, az o'clock.
Please omit flowers.
postal Glen Cove sixth icy, Maria Amelia wife OF Cap
tain Charles Post IN tl3 cath year OF her age $500
Funeral Westbury Westinghouse on second day lIth
Carriages viii meet the Long Island city
lu:D0 a.
MISUNDERSTANDING her late residence, Troy, n. Y,
sophie wife OF \ *. sanford.
Funeral N onday, December l, II an
sarah smith. widow or Elias l.. Smth.
services VIII be hell on Monday, llth INST, 81
her late residence. at O'Clock y. N.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
Intermcnt at Oyster Bay, l. l.
STEVENSON December o Caroline A. stevens. wife Of
simon aud daug hel " the Late Amos Leland.
Philadelphia Penn
Inerme9t in Philadelphia.
VAN WlNKLE On saturday evening at his residence IN
this city Edgar Van Wrinkle in the 73d year OF his
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Miss Gallmeyer has ended her engagement
at the Thalla Theatre
"Iolanthen will continue to hold the stage
OF the standard Theatre.
"Our English Friend " continues It's career
.t Daly . Theatre. and is drawing good houses
"The Lights o. London" received Its last
represeptation at Booths Theatre last night
Mr.. NJ. b. Curtis as SamI Of POSen, may be
.een AZ Hayerly's Theatre in FOurteenth-st
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. John Whites fifth organ recital (and
last Of the present seies) Monday in Chicke1ng
Hall, at o'clock.
Mr.. Bernard Boekelman's deferred concert
~ chamber music will be given at Standard Hall lin
broadway by Forty-second-st on Monday evening at
THy TSIB1,NE Including the 5chumann quartette Tor
,,onofnrts and strings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 10 n. m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday was downward. Clear and
fair weather followed toward midnight by cloudy
weather The Temperature ranged between To- ana -
the average 2Oigsi being TN lower than On re cor
re- pOndtBs aAy ,sst year RnO D4z higcf thau on
Cloudy aud warmer geut.iDr, VITA cLautes 81 sA'
rain or snow MAY We expected to-day IN tLs city ana VI
c.uIts,
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WHAT DIR. GREEN THINKS OF THE SUIT.

WHAT DIR. GREEN THINKS OF THE SUIT.
Dr.. Noryin Green, president of the Western
Union Telegraph Company said last night thai he had
not seen the papers submitted to tho Attorney
General but he believed from what lac had heard
Of them that tie application was frivolous
and intended merely to dcprcss the price OF Western
Union STOCK. lie SAID that tue application embraced all
h. principal steps IN the growth Of the company since
1851 ana that many them said to be Illegal had
been already aduocaed by courts AID their legality
fully sustained. d.. Green added;
Understand that this Nh Greayes, who begins these
proceedings is clerk the stockbrokerage house Of
Groesbeck scnl.y am told, indeed, mat one OF the
members Of the firm IS connected By mar
riare. [ think, with one Of tho prominent
directors OF the Mutual Union Company. l am
told that the firm has lone great deal OF business IN
stocks the persons principally identified with that
company Of the Oldest stockholders Of the western
Union BY 10 means. Mr.. Greagcs has been stock
holder since December >, when be-
lere 100 shares were transferred 10 his
name [ don't presume that he even this
amount The proceeding Il mere retaliation, undoubt
edy, the acuOn recently taken by MT Cameron ana
Mr. COulI to vAcdte the cIartar VI the Mutual
luton Company. The circumstalcts, however are
Vs.rly different All the Increases Of capital OF the
Western Union nave Oeca authorized practically b. tue
nal charter OF TIE company and st further by t1e
statue or 1872 Ia making tho additional Issues
the charter aud or tue statute. lie Increase
OF the capital tOk Or the Mutual ulOA was authorized
however neither by their charter uOr by the statute
II was provided in the original charter OF tha com
paly tla. tue stock should ever DC Increased Bu. IA
edition 10 that consideration, tue Mutual
uoI Issued ils stock uOlAls. Il SOLD some OOuds
ana with tnem gave a. equal -uoun u stocl ~ bonus
merely Inc cost OF the lines built Dy the company Is
UrOoDly less than the value OI the bonds when II sod
PERHAPS / ought u mention IT, but II ~
fnc, tuat officers Of tie Mutual Union have offered
within two .ys 10 lr Sc It's Aues company. Prop
osous tns end were exchanged, ouI az tere was
one uuoIlZed ~ tlis company act Tor ~ IN such ne
DONATIONS can really say nUtnlug aDut The natare OK
tneg. an very sure, however, that TIE AatuA Union
IL AL cGr~--s even lts eIpCubCs.'
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Post Once Notice.

Foreign malls for the week ending December III close
this Oolce follows ..-- a.
SUNDAY Al 1902 u. for Honduras and Livingston va
New-OfleauS . -, - -.
Malls CHINA aud Japan. per So Gaelic va san Fran
ciscu. close December -. az y. III Mails lOt AIS
trsiia NewZsalaDd sandwich and FUti Stands per s.
City OF sydney Francisco. CLOSE December " A.
Up. ,,,..,o,, n M. pso1 po.,,,nster
sTha schedule OF closes ls arranged Oh
pied overland transit 70 Han ffsl
Disco Mails the East arriving GA time al san
~ the a-y W ss - steamers are dispatched TIE same aJ
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FOUND DEAD ~ HLR ROOM

Oalcer Brennan, Of the Twenty-ninth Pre-
clnct reported last nlgIt that woman, Mary @ehe'
tventytwo years " age was ying dead Ia furnished
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TRIBUNE LOCAL O55ERVATlON&

asCsa s-s-s g.gs.1e.. ,a1soas i4i es ~ ,niA-
5tsee-.-s .all1slt t. inss- se s..-i-a
K,
Estt PhAf-.rey. sIs ErsaisAg.
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100000 worth Furniture Coverings and
Drperie opened in all the de'gas and colongs al
Oue-hali their value.
saErPARD KNAPP & Co.. sixthaye. AMI l3th-st.
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Cocoaine will be found and speedy for dan
drum and other scalp diseases.
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Christmas Appeal for Poor ChIIdren


erng tho orphans and unbefrended
little has come Christmas the FESTIVAL daY Of
humanity" at hand Winter with its biting frost and snow
the children or the streets IN New
York They through the cold alloys hal-cad ani
lie ami cellars seeking shelter
aad home Who aid food and clothing and
shelter all home The CnildTeDs Aid -Ociey
Is has boon caring Tor these Neglected little
II gladly make Christmas bright 10 those who
few pl comforts.
dolls place three homeless children In
good the country.
caa put shoes the feet Of 50
children. For hundred dOhas IL can give hob
dinners fog month 10 80 hungry little ones. Who VAL
help the children OF the poor $500.
Chidrens AID Society, - Last 4tnst. Ne~.York.
December 1892.
Gifts OF provisions and clothing may be sent 10 the Central
Ofice 10 East 18th 81. New Ciy OF Will be called
II the address be forwarded
Donations money be ncosed 20 any OF the under
signed chocAs Post Oce orders maze payable 70
WM A. BOOTH. President,
- Mass u at.
GEORGE = CoE, Treasurer.
American Exchange National BANK, Is Broad"ay.
c. l.. BRACE, Secretary,
10 Fast 4th-sL, York
WORK OF THE YEAR
Tncre were during the past yea six lodging houses
5OO,O24 meals and 332J0
lodgings supplied the twenty day and thirteen
evening schools Ia, sos children taught ana
The West aided with food medicine &C through
tue sick Chidrens Mission 1888 children enjoyed tho
benefits sumner Home" averaging about 3lu per
girls have tructed In the OF the sewing
machine the Girls Lodging House and III the Indust
Schools have been 1878 orphans IN the LOd-ing
Houses Sl0S0 81 have been deposited In the Penny saw
ings Total number under chlg Of tue Society dur
ing the year 3U,5Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-10

Wei De Meyers CRnrrh Cure.
Poisonous dripping IN the throat bad breath
impaired and hearing absolutely cured 81 All druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-10

The perfume OF Plrler's Hair Balsam and
power Of restoring youthful color make popular
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Secure Adams Illustrated Historical Chart ior he
Christians present only at co by Co.. publishers Union
Square (BrentdnJsI
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ReIiaious Notifies.
6perial Notifies

Zio, Church. Madison ave. corner thst-The Eev.
G. TIFFANY Rector sunday. IL q IN and p NJ
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Bird lInnna keeps Canares song. and cure
diseases. 10 cents at Druggists.
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Announcements.

AnnOulCNnoulA
Buchu-Paiba." Qmck complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary diseases II.
Earl & Wilson's and w brand Of Mems
Collars and CUTS are the best sold everywhere.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
Ii4LeungtOn-ave.. between 18th and jDt1-stI
Hours 10 l. O. T. IupDelce, NtsctH Disl'i, OK Tue
Genito Urinary organs and nervous system specaties
KILLED WITHOUT PAIN.
All Corns Bunious and Warts by Dr. Wings Remedy.
Beware Of limitations At Druggists Prize oOc
LUNDBORG's PERFUME
nDENIA
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A HishIy Important Art Sale n

THos KIRBY co. AUCTIONEERs.
AT THEIR ART GALLERIEs. si5 a o47 BROADWAY
ON FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
Almost important col ecti0n OF
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LUNDBORG's PERFUME
EDENIA
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Piles aud Constipation Forty years Dr. UPHaMs
Iultr3 vssEI TLoIt %iiis gldfs o. ssi,to seal t,r
circular obtaining retereace% DIR HOYr 80 West 17ths
Translations Wanted-A gentleman. well qualified Offers
his French into English either literary
or commercial Address T TRANSLATION, Tribune once.
hsTS Srsn CURED aud relieved fory years pTac
tcsl experience; only Office 40 Neseyst Astor House
second hand Pianos Of all makes at great bargains pay.
IS $40 per mouth new pianos at factory prices
anu ~ IoEHcE WATERS & co. No s2s Broadway.
The New or Association Improving the Condition
Of the Poor.
Blessed is he that considered the poor"
THE Lord ioyeth cheerful giyer"
December, 1882
The season OF the year most gsvous to the poor has
rived with all intensity peslge Of distress The
gent necessity tho situation compes the association 10
specially yet earnestly address the public in behalf IFS
suffering iel citizens The demands are threefod
greater than AZ the same time IL issl
Our association well known Is private and voluntary
charity. has choice Of subjects and has declared what
that choice namely: To ad those whom u can physically
and morally and Others And this II can safely
do provisions Of the law are IN force for those
whom ne cannot consistently relieve II refers to
the public chaiiy.
Contributions may either o. the m 'ersgned
Howard Potter President 90 Wall-sL Robert Mn'urn,
Treasurer IS south ST.; r. Fulton cutting, Chairman 81
wa.s,.. W. Alexander ~ Broadway W r. Bli'Ge.
eommit;ss q Ways MeansJohn BOVINE Secretary 70
Authorized collectors George HanseA 1923 West 50th
a. Georse WcOb. - 4hase. Frank laNsol-1 FINEST
The leading onCoaductlng Covering for Boilers steam
PIPES & Co. &c protecting cold Wae pipes from foss
FOSSIL MEAL COMPOSITION.
with q OF AN inch thickness Il dates less heat than any
other covering does with two inches or more iii very
light u durable and absolutely nre-pfooL
RccOmmended highly by leading manufacturers al over
the coun,ry can ue easily applied By anyone.
testlmOnials, ~ ONCE ~
FOSSIL MEAL CO.. 40 Cedar-st.
AUGUST GIEsE NeS-iOlk.
or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-10

American @pirtuRlist Alliance Conference sunday al
go d M at Republic Hail. 30 West 35dst. Opening al
dress by Mr. HENRY RIDDLE subject: "Our Relations TO
he ID MOrlln
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Pilts aud Constipation. years DR.. UPHAWs
Vegetable Eetuary the acknOwle ged specific for "a
sing plants Oce 50 East lths Pamphlets zee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
Sin ocri6munoenerM6reer taudbt
in 9rfdnIGS lpieber auf.

SarrtsbHrg, Bennl., 70. War;. - SOr
ungeidbr ied)S Sabreu 0ergiftete 2taen
6. 2ams 3u @ineralzS Spriugs, nabe Gaitor,
Genni., feline Sltern uno einen Diann, gta=
mems Woies Sd)ug. Gr WurOe uerbaftet,
iduloig beiunoen NIB gum 8ooe uerurtbeilt.
Seinen 2nmdlten gelang es, einen neuen
Bro3eB ;u erlan8eu, ruo mad oieiem iuur0e
er sur @tniperrung in 005 StaatSzSrren=
aipl oerurtbeilt. Sor MN fait etnem Sabre
gelang es tbnl, pou bort Su entfOmmen, un0
ale NadlfOridungen mad ibm blieben erfolg=
los. Die 8eb0roen Der SSrrenzAnitalt ers
bieIten tii5lit 9tadDridJt, oaB iid Der Ser
niBte in @ritteuOeuz@ @ountD, Arfauias, aufs
balte uno 6aielbit Oerbeiratbet iet. 2Ste man
uernimnt, iou er benz Shert'f genannten
@ount1s Elm ofienes @eitdn0utB a6gelegt
HnS i'm gebeten babeu, ibu pteOer na6Rortbz
amptOns@ @ouutD 3lriidSulenpen, Oa er arg
pon @emiiiensbiiIen gepldgt iet unO mir
geu6s 91ube finoen t0nne. Gr lei inter Oen
@elbfiebers6ranten in NempbtS gemelen un0
babe bort ben SOB gelud)t lebod pergebens.
Gr nuroe i'm borttgen 9oipttale fir 2Sabns
finnige eingeiperrt, luogegen erbeitig etfertc,
6a er uoltOmmen geiitesgeluno lei, iUte er be-
bauptete;-rueldes aud bie2nlidt oeS Supes
rintenoenten, Or. @urmen, 1T, Der i'm bier
i'm SOipital in SebauotHng batte.-Gs tiegt
nuumebr al oen SebOroen BON Ytorthamp=
ton=@ountp, Oh iie es Der Dtiibe Wertb bal
ton, fid) Oen GalgeusGauoibaten 3u boleu,
O0er oh iie tbn nunntebr lauien laiien m0llen,
ca CT ia idon @elo genug gefoftet bat.
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S@muaeclei an Der nprpipcitliden
Orense.

SeGena, Montaua, 0. 0idr;. = Der
biefige Suubesmaridaa lit BON Dem Siilfsz
lnarfdal Sobn 9ealp olrrd cine pom 3.
Mdrs batirte 9epeide benadrtdtigt iuurbeu,
bab er BON S1ibianern nno Salbblut=Sns
oianern in einem Qager am Ntilf=0fiper gez
fangsn gehalten purbe. Die betreffenoe
@egeno pinnlelt Don S6mugglern uno
S6nblerr, meld)e ueber Steuern, nod @Ons
seiiion ,aBlen, uno Der Siilfsmaridau bate
Siiiielbdllte i'm @ertbe bon $13, 900 confiss
sirt, ais CT ben Snbianern IN Die Sdnbe fiel.
@eneral 9fuger, Der @ommanbant 81 Sort
aiIiuibOiue, bat 400 0tanu Snianterte nnO
&auallerie inter Dem Sefeble beS Gapitdus
9torwoob abgei9idt, I'M ben Siili8marl6au
III befreien llno Die Snbtaner uub Dtii4linge
auf bas brttilfe @ebiet, iuobei iie tan1en,
slriid III treibeu. Die Snbtaner, grOBtenz
tbeils &rees, baben leit ldngerer 3eit etnen
ungeIetlidben Sanoel NIT ben ameritantl9en
Snbianern betrieben, nno 9iilfSmarlbau
Soealp wurbe nit einem 9lufgebOt abgeidtft,
nm ibre 9afielielle, wollenen 9efen uuS ans
bere @ontrebauoe in SeIdllag Ill 1tebriten.
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@nfre9nne amf Dem 6elcmarfte in
Xploc BON !&ricdSoerlI6,tcr

9tep Yorf, 8. OtGr;. - @roBe aufrez
9ung 6erridte beute abernals anf Der biei=
gen 9(ttienb6rie, mo Die Bteiie ruaren beu
garSen Sag im S9wanfen. Nadridteu
aus philadelphia ergeben, bab abnli6e 3us
itdnbe auf benz bortigeu @elbmartte eriitirs
ten. @esen llbr Naf,nlittags trat in 6Olge
zines @eriidts iiber einen brObeuoen Srieg
slpiidsn Qeutihlanb unS 8ufianb ein er>
beblides 6alen aller Yreiie Elm, tnOelien
itiegeu bteielben ipdter ipieOer. SOlgen.
bes itnb Die S6luBuotiruugcn: @elo bradte
6 = 4 ProSent unb idlob gu Yro3ent.-
Sterliuas sGediel 4.851-4.8 SO auf so Gage,
4.S99!!-4 ee94 a:.. aa:f Sif)t.-SurbeS Obligatio=
men: uerldngerte Sedbier 1909, DO. ser 1923,
411zprO3. 1134, 90. 4sprO,. 119B. - aftien;
gbans' @rpreB 140, Central Bacific 49,,
@bei. & Ohio 194, grie 95!, 90. YriOr. 7O9,
gate Sbore 113s, RS. Central S9b, NOrtbs
9Sefern 130, 30. Yrior. 159, N.zY. Sent
tral 1911, Bittsburg 133, &eabing 56s &ods
Sslanb 1870, llniOnzBacifc 1924, 8eitern
Union 7s. = llnteridasam. s.8ilan,: Sarts
gelb $77,907, ,066.61 1,@ @ourant$4, ,434, ,371 80.
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Suiteau.

g8aibiugtou, 8. Mdr;. - 9ihrifts.
9(nnalt @Ortbil purbe beute enOlid nit
Der Briifung Der nSiu OF exceptions" ierttg.
DGtn GROCER Sbeil berielben beSiebt iid auf
bic 9luSIagen Der Grperten," iagte Sr. Gorf>
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