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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. Dec. 20-P. ".

FRIDAY, Dec. Up. NJ
The good feeling which was noted a few days ago
all went out Of the mining stock market to-day
Prices for pretty much everything collapsed Sierra
Grande fell 10 80 and Robinson was down to 1.2o
and Chrysolite was weaker at 1.45. Horn Silver
declined TO 63s The ComstOcks all have the dumps
and the low price stocks generally contributed their
proportion of one or two cents TO the decline
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WITH ABSOLUTE SAFELY
Express Trains leave New. York via pa.,rosso, .. -,
lSudt streets Ferries, ~ foIows. -'e' "N' N'~'~
6l0 ~ D $50 - and 10 Limited. II /, $40 3d.
4, .. o. - :, ana p IN, aDd II night sundays .,
90 l1mitedh and ~ m. 4 i, ;. and -. aid !!
night
Ipirss Trains leave New.York daily. except sunday &C
1:-O IL and r. H. running through Trenton snl
Ialnden
HetuInng trains Broad street station Philadelphia
l.Ol 800 3.2v $40 ESQ., 49, co, 80, aud IL
uImted Express l3Op. M, l. 3, T. lo.Zo Limited
65u 74J, AID $50 On sunday. l-Ul. 3UJ. 3LU,
S4Js3O lj.-J Limited, 81, 80. aud D. H.
Leave Pm Ale phla Via Camden a. u anu 4 50 daily
except sunday. .t.....o., .,--.,.- ,,..,,-
an loot of Desbrosses and COuItlandtss Courts, and
Annex station loot OF EutOu-sL, BrOOKyR
Id rs ana hudson st. Ho0oKen. station Jersey CiGy
Imigrant II lket once f.,r l. 10, -, go. - -.-
Tbr NrwYOTK Transfer Company will cal Tor AMI enseA
taggog- nom hotels AMI residences . -
SfiAELES +. PCGH, J. X MOOu,
General A40ager General Pass'r Agent.
CTONlNGf ron LINE FOR BOSTON.
- COSNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
Reduced 81 10 Boston for hTscss tickets good only
a. specified on their face.
m frOm per 80 River foot OF Jayst New York
irving Boston at Tickets Tor sale Al al principal
ticket offices. -. ....
Pier EOrth kver foot OF Warren st., $50 daily
(buuLays excepted fOT Boston VIA Providence direct
- ". FILkINs, General Passenger Agent
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and story frame stables, with two lots, : West
li0ih-st Iu1uin- through 10 - tn-st. 500 u e OF
lIfhaye lots each -Jx 1910. ellen II trsig .-..
SOld au IjccJ % al aului OF 500 during Latuial
life OF a lGLAtIc now about % years old (
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situated on broadway and Beaver opposite bowling
(ireeu. the pest ofcc- the city 4. New YORK io: ~ ~
BANKING. ISIS GRANGE El;DhL-- oI OTTER ID 81
MISS
This entirely and truly magnificent htllns IS 10"
COMPLETED and ready 0cCup3uy. To Is lllj o 'll ITO"
and pms granite tAd Il IHot'l GHLl tllti--I.J'a
n contains .gr passenger elevators, pure spring Ndt1I
from a. artesan 3D. and all the ......--
--LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Choice ouce, cu now occurred joy early c4 'n 70 INC
" NJ "a. VAIL.
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Classical Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, % stops $l25. Pianos,
ID S297 So Ia tory lag Day and night Catalogues
free. Address DANIEL ?. BEATTY. Washington. n J.
NEW AND SECONDHAND PIANOS, of
different manufacturers 10 rent and Tor sale CiAS T..
DENTON 81 University place between 10th and ltl
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BgJo5a T. BoyA


J 5story brown stone dwelling with lot. No l4j East
61tA 81. $ 1853 70 e OF Lexington ave, lVt lS9x
"A AZ
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Gin propcrtn 20 EtL

A DVFRTTSFMENTS FOR TIE NEW:
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIE cdDe Al rb hIf
6-stsf untiI q n M and sos West Twenty-thu-sI: SoI'
ner Firhth.ave 90 East Foureeuths ooH t ~ ~
sro $40 Tbtr ave corner FOrtyseyenth-st; az the ~ "
I'm oFFICFS Nos 1907 and $500 Thrd.ave- Gorne..
Northumberland twenty dfthst up 10 p H. al regular VI
a FIOOR TO LEI in the new nre-Plo 'o.
a to has the very OF hpIIlhiCs
nurposrs; freight and passenger elrva"rs
power mi Ind aud dav extent eqni tu tne 5r "a
k, isItC nj vuit room heated with steam AppD W
he owner GEORGE MUNRO, II to y Nande"aiersL
4 FTRST-CLASS LOFT near Broadway,
y suitable To- nrst-ciass cloth house WIN IIon,s , o
canal and Nakersts. 25Nl2O; opposite Earies Ao'eA
uI.CK. 2IS Caual-st
no RENT.-FOr concerts. society meetings
1 and social entertainments horticultural Han, ~ ara
D West 2-th ST. near adway, opposite Fith Avenue
Theatre beautiful hall in the very best lotaty neat
lighf q f.e l-an. terms ~ moderate Apply 10
JAMES Y MURHLAND, Secretary, ~ tOr'laudt ST. my
ITO LET.-At a moderate price large, well
Mt'N TOS Building Il to y NandeWaterst Apply 10 the
owner IN the building
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5te Cream.
Gtc mboal5 an0 Railroads..

FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U.
sr yel n M FARE C e. tHaa b any
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenser
rans cave depos Of Corsudt and Deshros5es sts at
i,ea4ias Maach Chan4. WnEc55s,re Towlnia, W@yerg
ithaca Geneva, Lyons. Bua1o anu me Mest flm ian
olgh coaches run iay Local trans AZ o4o p III ol
E1son ne ea1 fy at ll M and $40 all
local for Mauch CHUNK s.I5 a. Leave Mauca CHUNK at
oce corner Of chgreH ana g Gorapl,''
NORWICH LINE n...,..,,. .,...r...
y 10 Boston Worcester Nashu- Portland and tie LAS.
Toe ne" I'on 9t GfTT OF WORCESTER,
without exception the in9,J Vy- on 'He SOUND aau
Eve Pier 80 40 Sorth River loot Of w4.st next pier
auoye oss Ferry, danny except sunday al t'O pm
NrW-iORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER KAILEOAD.-C Commencing November q, lss2,
through trAus wl ie',ve Grand Ce.r@. -. POI pha and
montreal win ulsroOm cars s.so 20 saratoga u,
at Albany yacuse K0cheser BuAo Erie eyeland aud
% NJ chicago tpres, drawing carsto canan-
da ma Rochester and Buffalo. -
toss d Zen; vi :. fa Laar George and gut.and.
$50 p. m, Albany .na Toy slecia. SATURDAY only
b m It .Ire-- Sleeping cars for st Louis
han o. ~ laily except SUNDAY, with sleeping cars
10 and 10 Road also T. eaatos@ ana MOL
ussaI NJ Pacific Express daily. with seepngcars for
Rochester Buro Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chicago and
LOwslne 80. $3.50. - ,-,.t, sloa,i,, err. tn Albany and
Troy Connect. win trains Ot ths I" es ana OIth
III kets On safe at Bowling Gen. ~ aud 80 broad
and g49 Broadway. NewY0rA, aud 093 NAsnlhstoh-st'
Brooklyn. - - ... Il - a. -. 80 - ~,
= fITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ofBee Pe- Is y. r., ioJt OF Coruandtst.
conunea,s OF FIRE snJ forwarded directed to part
Of the world - -
VNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received Tor delivery Of ali kinds Of freight and uer
cAaudi,e 10 any part OF the city.
E.ANpHAHBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOK LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtereJ TO any point
40 s'TIsfA An BARGEs And GROVES TO CHAR
stcame. Jonn H. starin and Erasus Corning for NEW
HANDN. leave II, y r. AZ p H. daily saturdays
excepted 90 49,,
NeW- Havcn and dlsl atch guaranteed
Frcght points Oh D. l. " X H. received al Flcr ~
For New Haven and points East At fieI Il -
NOuTH SHOHE. SIArEs ISLAND Eleven Miles tOT
Ten Cents steamers nun Iron Pier l. h H. Loot oL
MhitehaI-st ... ~, NJ.
Machine Boiler shOrs ever! thing appeTinng TO the
construction AID repair VI 'essslA
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
UU duu At e "''T" ItT ISo-,
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains ea'e Ne" York via DesJTOsses and COurtlsnds
streets Ferries AZ follows.
Aar..sDutg PtsDuIg the West and south, with Pullman
J-doc cans attached, a. and daily. View
and Snc..0 Limited Of ParIor DIM smoking anu sleep
lnE cars NJ - 4 every day.
W.AlAm-po.t Lock haven. p. Cory aad
a.. connecting at Cory FOR lltusyle, Petroleum
and the 'r rgtoIs.
BaIuaure aaning ton and the south Limited Washington
Express" OF Pullman PaiOr Care dy except sunday 10
H.. arrive Washington D. N. Regular VA sna T. X
r. at II and 500 34O am p n aud L. lt via
b. and q. h. H. / and q. N, and - Liglt.
Sunday. via Is. and p r. X, a m. and - n-hC
VIA L. ana ". H. T., p. M. ana y night
For At dntlc cry, except sunday 3l3 il H. ana p on
sunday, J.lj
For May. except SuAy 04J 4I4Od n On SATURDAYS
Only D n ,.-.,, -...... ....-..--.-.
Via Railway and Anboy, Il H., l. noon $3.50 ald > D. on
g.
Boa. OF brooklyn Annex connect with through trains
at Jersey city Arordng speedy and direct tBanser for
HiOoAlyn tEtyeL ,,,........- .o..,. .-.,,,.
Trains From PttsJGf re- D-J and 20 H. amt
io1n n M, daily FTOm Washington and Baltimore !, an
a51 n, 35O $50 S3J. Ioo5 ana lujJ pm SUNDAY - ~,
Ge0 m lua lO;JO From Baltimore Loom n, ~
Suncavs 93j From Philadelphia. $3.50, 81 6.tI
n "a go 40 10 20 ll4O a. l3O . 3:Jn $50 t.Ji
40 500 g35. 1920 lO:J All lO5Op NJ. sunday 4 5O
600 sac $50. ll4Oa m 90 49, 49,. l0.2O 1855 and
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Conntrn Dropcrln for aaIc ar6 to Cct.
FACTORY FOR SALE.
II n NEWARK. -. J..
THE xrcETT MoEocco FACTORY.


THE EUCEET MOROCCO FACTORY. ..
on Tal,ov ST. is oIercd sale The buildings consist
OF story b!'cE building fronting on lasr%- lo
merry USE waTerooms contain about h'" t-
,ld square feet Of flooring steam elevator ~ iAo
rear or he above are two ourstJy D1eS buildings
about 25xIoo each containing about twenty thousand are
fet of foorlnr. every ,t1r. We tcG and the buildings
built such manner that the u6At can never Oe oo-
Br,i,s the above buildings there two one sorT build
about nye thousand square o 10 ing ESQ
mn Inv IA ais t.,Ipi.l a CO. Of Newa.k The buildings
comparatively substantially buit ana are II every
way tjted ANY H-nd ot mInuiat turing business .
Besides the entrance H4sey 81. tIeie l. al aeFWdy
running Ia from Ma,ugton-st wr aLoi IS 40 h'Hc III
dcrCndrnt the srr5t eutiauc" u the fei' pi
From tins factory ieriy BENZ located DID he
very centre oi the CITY, v"rni o All inc rs aus an
in offered very hgu u should at ac the Afternoon
O parties contemplating diu- extending their business
TINS doubt The cheapest piece OF factory property 10Y
For further PARTICULARS Apply 70 or address
JOHN j. DEFINE,
$50 B.oad-,t., Newars. y. J.
EOR SALE.-A farm of $50 acres OF the best
ara1.r2 Ind in MARYLAND. highly improved. valuable
upon which il 80 situated aOOunis Win VITA Io"' a1 As
fO' i'''''''-''' '-''' =. W. GALLUp.
Perrymln Hartford County, Nd
TOR SALE.-A complete country resi- ence
oi H. acres Greeuw.ca Conn co1redicnt 90 depot
with sqitane 8urDII GIg- good ORDER VIII make ci %
suit. Apply 20 owner 80 Nes- 4SA-st
ONE OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SUM
I AVER HF-IDENCr- y England. only six miles
from BOSTON borders OF large aud beautiful ldnc
house IL eeg AT ROOM 'e ann .lg7 r[e 81
BIZ TIER iELD Malrose. Mass.
'TNO LET.-At Bergen Point corner of Avenue
and Jucttc st. ve- pleasant house OF ten rooms an
improvements heater. ( bath r".li rH'l
Apply to r. HAMILTON. - Bowery, y. y.
WATER POWER FIGURING and GRIST
reliable Iower successful operation Z hours distant IL
Connecticut be sold. j. ". ATwATEB. p ParS Row
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Dec. q

NEw-YoKK. Friday, Dec. 20. 1882.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
Change SalesrOOm today.
Bg bernard SHty'h.
5-stoyy tenement with lot No l73 CLINTON st. W
y4,o6s 80. s2l, ESQ
I similar tenement with lot, No l7j Clinton 81 " $
a.joluins above. ,ot 25z 90 Mar4s 2I,575
story GvclAug. with No HZ3 -d-aVc. 1898
IT OF sothst lot y 2zSo. Pcyscr......,.... $500
4-stOry GOu1lc tenement " TIA plot of and 40 l43S
and IA lst-a,e. IS. 80 e Of 7jtL-st, plot Of
Ian. ,lx-S 4 Mail OOo
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Iotels.
Busi'vos Chances.

DARTNER WANTED.-An active or special
partner taat will invest slO0 900 IN established maQ-
ufactu Ing business Ia quTe oi =. DUNCAN sNIFfES.
NO. 3 Pax ROW, New.lOrk city,
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Re.iqlons Notifies.

Az Scc.ch Presbyterian Church, Hthst. between 9Th
and G.lavcs. aryice- TOMORROW az 1890 q. N. and
an IN. The Pastor. tie Rev. SAMUEL NJ HAMILTON,
viii preach Lecture Wedues iay NJ O'Clock. Young
peoples pray er meeting Oh Friday Al O'Clock.
America Temperance Union. Cooper sunday
IN. AddesS 10y p. y Pc 4 on "SOue 81 the Phases
Present Movement Address 10y Rev. IS
J. RENI NGION. OF Brooklyn. Dr. KELLEY, director Of
music. solos, QuaTtets anthem and ch0IUses.
jos. \. BDGAkDCS. President.
Z. II. CARPENTER Corresponding secretary
At second Unitarian Church cor clinton and Con-
CTess tomorrow AZ Il O'Clock. Rev John W tl1dUlcA
W. preach. Subject The Present Past NeXt ruuca
JGUu ry e. cIug service at O'Clock. subject The Art
Of haph.oL" Ali are cordially invited.
Az sleek Hail. No. Ii East l4thst-ANDREW JACK.
SON DAVIS az II O'clock VIII dell dlscOurse The
Inherent Inc igence and Mission Planets Everybody
fHsf f4g trat
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Citn EeaI gstate tor Sale.
A TTENTION CAPITALISTS J
N MAGNIFICENT PARCEL OF Ian

A TTENTION CAPITALISTS
IA MAGNIFICENT PARCEL OF LAND.
NEARLY AN ENTIRE ACRE
VANDEWATER THROUGH TO ROsh-Sl''
Having -,, ~, THE
NETWORK AND BROOKLYN BRlDe ,.,,,,
This property is covered with valuable soy OiloA ,v
while the Bridge Is on the level Win u6 ~ FOR
windoys thus Offering DOUBLE ADVANTAOh1., ~
TRADF Bi-SiNJ ;SS AND LIGHT Upon the cornpeu9n ~
the Bridge July with the masses passing ~ % att
York 10 brooklyn directly In front OF the pTUPeTt IN moi
mated that the present rental OF llfIi 5 tt . SpSl
LARS AYFAR will certainly INCREASE wv fhh ts maj
nj is the opinion Of most careful experts ,H.
from the location property opposite ihe
he radlallnE
that il has not only FINE PREstN Dut Pc n~P' '
FINEST PROSPECTIVE VALUE
OF anv parcel OF equal size in either or-,~y
NETWORK OR BROOhLlN'
Apply 10 r,psr and
VK. STEVENSON, JR, 81 CEDAhst'' anu
Gel bTHANE.
lots NEAR 5TH-AVE.. So, 500 EACH. A
II very cheap parcel. - .,,,r,>-c < Rsekman a.
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.EINWAY HALL Pc.

he = l LIN " y 1 HALL tODIlsI iIlltts.
First Matinee Thursday. January g. az o'clock
NR. THEODOhETHO,fA-A AID HIS UNRINALLED
ORCHESTRA.
Miss ia tie ScheL Ar. az. Hermann. pianist.
ADM 55iOu 30 cents. Ticket 80 ~ftuEaY Ha an tncD1l
Music stores 90 ,h,cGs until lUes afts noon.
January % cent seats thereafter Al >tCDWly Han only
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filming.

OFFICE or rHE FyDLEY GOLD 1IIN'yG CO., or GEORGIA,
20 BROADWAY, NEW-l YORK.. :
FEHE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
this company fo- the Cecl'n %. seven trustees ana tie
81 such other business a. may come before tnt
Oh 10 III iiHaY, IN the .tY "
Nrp-A TucsIlv January p -,t ar IN. Transfer
will FRIDAY, January D. l03 and reopen %
January -. I,'5. GEp. j. PEABODY, secretary
JUsucG Ayn .fuNfoIu tyo E'GlE AS7 TENIDAD)
I,SIN, CoMrtNIr-. OF ARIZONA,
NLy. : OLA. Dec %. l--2)
THE ANNUAL NEEIING of che stock
companies for the election 0f
nirec,o.- and ic .nuor . other business - may
brought before said needing Will De- Urd 20 the oitc ~
"a. company, 80 81 Pcdtst Monday January -, al
J. H. H. 'lyOtsi, -
OFFICE or IIiR
SAvJTAN AND NEV-IOgK MINING ASu SMELLING Co.,
20 L.OluwAT, NEw-N CRH. )
TTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCKHOLM
Of this company FOR the election Of seven trustees
transaction of such other business may come be-
them held az te Occ Ot Mc-,Is spencer IrasA
o. 20 broadway. IN the cry OF Ne"-4o rA On "EBNE-
DAY. January 8 lS-i az B. %.
books Will close December 3D. lS7Z aud reopen on
GEOhGE T. PEABODY, secretary.
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GitD hfIl @sIalr FOR sale.
EIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY on
streets IN this vicinity Tor sae paying ~ PEI mt
hC AAAD q WHITING, , beeKnausL
1 EAOX HILL,
- COW client u LeuOK Library,
b1perD Jul sized -dOde.H stOOp Dwelling
II sod immediately, ODy ooZ, 90 Terms TO suit
'. d. STEW ENSON, JA
o. CelAI a.. " COL 0th-ave.
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TO PHILADELPHIA


20 TRAINs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANp1oNsrv
LAY ) STATIONS IN PHILADELPnIA = y y ~
NEW lCkA-
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOsr IMPROVED EoUrp
AENI, AND TIE FASTEST TIME CON5IsTESr
WIN AB3OLUrE sAFEII
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Rcliqious Notlrfs.

Central Presbyterian Church. 57th near BROADWAY
preacbing bv the Pastor Rev. J. d. WILSON, D. D. Az
ii m and $50 ,. Evening topics common sense anu
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tie Rev SAMl FL tOLtORD
breaches al union Tyicts. OcocE sunday afternoon
subject 'Mcthu- ech"
Miss LILLE BERG w!urcuea Uy request the nhlumauS
from R1~siuis ~ttD.t Mater with .ull cAOFHs.
A. seats free. Invitation % al.
AIsusan Methodist Episcopal Church The Rev. D. p
KIUDFh. j. d. will ITta, a. 10 80 sunday, Bcc0Ia-
ben - and The HUM d. D. III the evening 45
" atch meeting vii. follow.
Al Tairty-icarth street Reformed Church. west Of
Sthave-DIvluc ryes sunday. conducted by the Rev.
CARLOS MARTINI. 1880. subject The Old and
the New" A 49, The Children and the Church"
day school 2.3o.
Al JRuc street. Methodist Episcopal Church between
Stn and Gre, nwIc Preaching hy the Rev. PHILIP
GERMOND. Pastor. 1880 ID. =. watch night ser
wees subject sermon Where the Two Paths Meet"
Extra meetings during the werk
All souls Church Anthem MenoraiI 4Sth-st. west OF
Gu aVc.-Ilc r. HEDrR y Nv ron will preach IL
'Thc wong Use Of the Bible" The Itey. J. B.
WATSON VII preach NJ = -
AttLc Vcsg Presbyterian Church 44d-st. ween 5th
and 6th-aves-The Pastor. the Ecv. JOHN .. PAXTON
j. d. viii preach SUNDAY the "ist inst, IL and
$40 ..
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Wool.

Boston, 19.-WoOI is firm and the
demand good. Sales Of Ohio and
Pennsylvania fleeces have been at
1@3 for X and Xxx, 1905 for Xxx and
above, including choice selections of
Michigan fleece at 5000 for y, and
firm at these prices. Unwashed
heeces are IN demand at HOPS for
low and coarse; 25@3215 for fine
and medium, and 33@5 for choice
medium selections. COmbing and
delaine selections are firm; 1906 for
fine delaine, 66@5O for fine and No.
Il. Combing-coarse combing is in
quired for at 32@43, as to quality.
California woods quiet; sales at 25@
so for spring; pulled wool is in fail
demand at 42@S for choice, super q
$40 for common and good. The
stock OF choice supers is quite re
dUced; foreign wool is quiet. and NJ
sales Of any Importance.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS,
EGYPE.
Ansa slilI They surrender.

Alexandria, 18.-Abraham Tev-
fit Pasha reports that Arab Pasha
was in the habit of parading natives
through the streets of Cairo with
torn and bloody clothing, and firing
the mob and melting the populace
with the cry Of "See how the Eng
lish treat us"
The Khedive intends, on his re-
turn to Cairo, to celebrate the re-
storation Of order by a series of
fetes.
The regiment which left Aboukir
last night to join Abdullah Pasha
at Damietta, was Arab Pasha's
own, and numbered 500 men.
While at Kafr FL Dwar, Arab Pa
sha and his wife lived with his
father, mother, brother and sister.
Arab, at the end, drank only what
they prepared, as he believed the
English had spies in his camp who
wished to poison him.
A troop of Indian cavalry will
leave Cairo, to-day, for the purpose
Of escorting the Kbedive from Alex
andria to Cairo on Thursday. The
ministry of the interior will be
transferred to Cairo tomorrow.
Abdullah Pasha, commander at
Damietta, requested that an officer
be sent to inform him Of recent
events. This is considered as fore
shadowing the surrender of Dami-
eta.
From 10 on Monday morning until
late in the afternoon bodies of IN
fantry, cavalry and artillery contin-
ued to pour in from Aboukir and
surrender their arms. Many more
are to come. The irOncladS Mino-
taur, Sultan, Inconstant and Achil-
les, and the gunboats Falcon and
Condor sailed eastward, this morn
ing, and are now anchored off
Aboukir forts. These will be occu-
pied by sailors and marines. Alto
gether $4,000, from various parts,
have made submission at KRfr II
Dwar. The telegraph censorship
has been abolished.
Cairo, ia large body of Egyp-
tian infantry, with four batteries,
supposed from Salihijih Calihiyah,
appeared at Fakab and surrendered
to a battalion of Highlanders.
Abdullah Pasha has surrendered
London, 19.-The Archbishop of
York has issued an invitation to the
clergy to observe next Sunday as q
day of thanksgiving, and publishes
a special service for the occasion.
Cairo, 19.-Mahmoud Pasha Sami
was arrested disguised as priest.
ConstantinOple. 1.-THE Porte
igenies that Arab Sheikh Obdall9l
/ has rendered submission.
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Brewers Convention.

Rock Island, Understanding at
P. m, the committee on nomin-
alton reported: President, A. E.
Lecht, Chicago; vioe-presidents,
gohn FeIdkamp,J u6ge Bross, Frank
6ech; recording secretary, Peter
armsbOrough; corresponding seq
Rotary, August Timm: treasurer. l..
Ballenberg; attorney, Harris Ru-
benS. The report was adopted. The
committee on resolutions presented
the following. which was adopted /:
Whereas, The danger arising from
prOhi movements is steadily
increasing in this state; and
Whereas, A thorough organization
Of all business men directly inter
ested in the liquor traffic is now
more than ever matter of imper-
alive necessity and
Whereas, The ensuing election of
members Of the legislature will to a
great extent, determine the issue of
prohibition against personal liberty
in our state; be it
ReS00ed, That we consider the
maintenance of further develop
ment of our present state associa-
ton as one of the most effective
means of protecting ourselves in our
rights as business men, taxpayers
and citizens; and that the board of
trustees spare no efforts at once to
secure the cooperation Of all the
various branches of the liquor in
terest in this state: and be it fur
Their
ReSOI0ed, That we will use our
best endeavors to defeat, at the
next election, any candidate for any
Office who cannot be fully relied
upon as being uncompromisingly
opposed to all attempts at sumptu-
airy or prohibitory legislation, and
be it further
ReSol0ed, That we are decidedly
in favor Of abolishing all abuses
incident to the liquor traffic by a
proper system licensing and regulat-
ing the business in such a manner
as to fully protect our interest, and
at the same time elevate the trade
to higher standard.
ReSOIoed, That the manly and
oUtspoken declaration against pre-
hibitiOn and the prohibitOry amend
ment, to our state constitution, as
adopted by the last democratic state
convention at Springfield, is deserY-
ing of the highest praise on the part
of this convention.
Adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing.
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The '.AsIa'' Disaster.

Collingwood, Ont, 10. - The
steamer Northern Belle, dispatched
from Parry Sound, to the scene Of
the disaster to the steamer asia,
returned to-day, bringing the bodies
of Capt. Savage, Mcdonald, first
mate; Jno. Little, Sault Ste Marie
J. McAlpin, Gorebay: an unknown
man supposed to be lumberman.
An interview with the rescued man
Tinkiss, ELECTS little in addition OF
the reports already Published. at
the time OF the accident the steamer
was about twenty miles from land.
a heavy sea struck the vessel
and sent her over on her side. The
boats were cut free and as the vessel
went down showed off. The upper
decks flOated after the hnll sank.
One after another the occupants OF
the boats were either washed over
board by the heavy sea or died from
exhaustion, until only five were left
in the metallic boat. which con-
tanned the two survivors, Tinkiss
and Miss Morrison, their compan-
ions dying one after another. They
reached shore at daylight.