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TTEpER ana BY certain trust deed executed
u January s, 1881, 70 me, as trustee, by r. c.
W. Shelby and s. c. Shelby. duly recorded in the
Registers ofiice of Shelby county. Tenn, in book
9, psge as. and was recorded on the I'D day of
January, 1881, in Record Book No. 136, page 129,
to secure Indebtedness therein set forfh VIII,
On Saturday, DECEMBER 23. 1882,
sell in front 1f the Courthouse in the city OF Menu
phls, Tenn, between the hours of IL O'Clock m.
and pm, at rublfc auction, TO the highest bid
der, for cash. the following property described in
said trust deed, to-wft: A one-ffth undivided in
terest In q tract parcel Of land In the Second
District OF Shelby county, Tenn. and bounded ss
follows, to-wft: On tie south by the lands OF the
Crane heirs; on the north by the lands known ~
the Sfgler tract; o the east by the Williams
tract and on the west by tas land known As the
old Shelby tract, and noF owned BY 6igler, con-
tanning seventy-Eix g76) a9es, more or less. Also
one-fifth interest in aItoGher tract or parcel Of
land, situated in the sarhe county and State and
in the Fourth CIVIL District Of said county. and
known the We're homestead, aud bounded on
the south by Mr.. Cliff Alexander and MrA. Burke;
the north by Mr.. Glenn; on the east by the
Sigler tract and on the west BY Cuba, containing
one hundred acres. more or leeE Equity Of re-
dempuon barred, title believed TO be good, but I
sell as trustee only.
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nRr ooops.

Nrw YORK, Dcccnber 9.-There has BET n
more doing in some makes of bles cottons
choice fancy prints but Otherwise the market ex-
nibited the quiet us1slto Saturday.
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. Conference which Resulted I'm a Ref.

NEW YORK, December s.-The conference
between the pre.idents and managers of the
Northwestern roads, tbs object Of which Il
10 terminate the railroad war, was resumed
|E,is-g>SniDg at the Windsor Hotel. Alter
3 session Of nearly two hours all matters in
fispute were referred 10 = committee of one
h preseutative Of each road. The meeting
iJourned to $50 o'clock pm Monday,
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NERYENE.
TRUST SALE.


YTNHE undersigned appointed trustees by dscres
IL of the supreme Court of the State OF Tennes-
SEQ, in room aud stead of L. V. Dixon and Charles
Kortrecht, deceased, trustees in n certain deed of
trust executed BY Henry G. smith and wife on
the LIST day of June. 1876, duly registered In the
Registers office OF Shelby county Tennesses, n
that
Saturday, January l8. l8s3,
within legal hours, on the premises, we will sell
the property in said trust deed. described towit:
Lying ana being in Memphis, shelby county, Ten
and on the north line OF Madison xtrset fronting
the north line of Madison street about $50 eet and
Fourth street, and being all that property which
in June, 1876. was embraced within the fences aud
dence.
Terms OF Sale Cssh-Equity of redemption
barred, and all right of dover and homestead re-
leased by the express terms Of the deed of trust.
HEATH
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COTTON.

The local market opened and closed firm.
Sales, 3400 bales, including 525 Friday even
ing-2900 TO exporters, 500 to spinners, -
TO speculators.
YEsrERpAY3s QUOTATIONS.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CURK GUARAnTEKD.

DE- l. C. WHsT's EEKvE AID BEArH rEEATHEnr-
A specific for HystenA, Dizziness, C0nyulElons
EerTous Headache, Mental Depression, Lo3 Ct
Memory. 6pernatorrheA, I'M potency, InvoluntkE5
exertiou, aelf-apuse or oyeE4hdulgence. Whica
ieAds % uisery, decay and Dana. Ono scI g1li
trearn mt Ons dollar . box, o. M b0x14 for Us
dou :, seDt - mai. preDetd, On recoip- q lr.qz,
Ne xnGrEnlae efx boxes 70 c1Er any 61e9. VIII
each order recstTed b. % Tor IN tqEess accom- ~
MED with Eve dollars, ne WI scnd the purcElH<l
our written Rnarzntee 70 return the money II TIA
treatuent dos not eEect cure. Guarantees "a.
s1ed OILY ~ a !. KKNHEkI a CO.. wholesale -
Eelel HfuQefE1 as kain gtreet, Memphis, Tens
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.

tOthl $3.50 ...... --- Zooo
New York spots opt ned quiet and sready;
at II, quiet and steady; al ?, quiet and
steady, closing. quiet and steady. Sslts, 2434
bales; contracts, 800 bales.
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MARINE INTELIIoENcE.


AoyILLE, December s.-Arrived Dorian. Bos-
ton.
HAvRE. December s.-Arrived: Perere. New
York.
NEW ORLEANS, December 9-Cleared- Lone
Star, New York; Governor and Gleadove, Liver
pool Arrived: Morgan City and Hudson. New
York; BracodAile, Shields; West Indish ana Ed
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TELEGRAMS
70 be Had by Calling AT the Onice nj the
Hours Mentioned.

List OF undelivered kilograms remaining at
he Western Union Telegraph Office. SO Mad.
son street. Office hours from 8 to 1890
En,clnck n M ar,L frnr., q A.. O - =.
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New York futures opened steady; at IL 80,
quiet aud firm; at 1890, quiet and steady;
at 1:S0, qnist and firm; al 2, firm, closing
firm. Sales, 81 GOO bales.
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New Orleans futures opened firm; at II,
ssesdy, cosing steady. Sales, $500 bales.
Cleslng quolations were as follow:
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WEATHER AMP RIVERS
Above low PsT Changes.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE ~. 8. Al
MEMPHIS, TENN, Deaember 3 1ss2. p
The following observations are taken at the
at the same moment of time q :Ds PM at AL the
ztaffffux named. ~
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

Money commands per cent, with mode
rate demand and easy.
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1 20; No. 2, 95c@s1 bali PETE; s oSs .
L. "a b Opi NO, Sc 5o06 rs; family, 8 5
81 En. "a u, nouniaally, 81 %. Di.I
S1 ooI Pe. 80 25a30c; North Car
ne Li p h.ifrbarrel, So 90.
roe neIl,ug' ch;cteu.. s1@3. ACCORDING i
iU.Lih 49, dneks, 1893 80. Tori.,s
9u nny ,,,-k,fs 12(914c per ID
si0Se,l4' oI Dl n.Ii.rds, g 5092 75s.
49, So dncf. 81 50ta1 IS; squiu.l,
81 a5tai S 50; auails, s. 5O@1 IS; rabbit Il
saooms AND saooM-coRN.
Broom. Of home msbufaciure continr. in
good demaud. The pew crop oil Droon-csn.
Which shows = considsraoie Ineleszt 10
quantity and improvement In qu<htys fkds
ready sale at quotations.
BEooM CoRs-Crseked, oSS4c per Pond !;
straight, sore per pound.
BRcoMs-Per dozsn IN "hoiesAis lots,
s. 1894
PsLTeiss. HIDES AND LEATHEa.
The hide marke. i sc,ive. with Ign n
ceip,s. a., a., h;a
No y ~ hide. I4c:dry salt hides, u(ajlo,
NJ $50 ali hides, &c; NJ. 2 green .,I,
bid.s r.. greeu hidee, 5@7c. Bsssssx-
prime yellow. 2Ot922e; tallow, o4c; gin,ens.
ner no1nd 81 SO. Deer skins prine, e5e
FIArHEu-Prime, 4Oc.
WooI'-Iub. wssbsd, 25@35c per pond.
le@23c; bury, lOC9l6c.
LEArHER-OAk sole, per pound: 37Gzoc;
hemIock 27@30c; barnes, 5ocg4oei skirt-
ior. s7(a4Oc; French call, $4,000 per dozen
domestic calf, sS09A5 per dozen.
,1JuIskY ETC,
Psic,s az previously quoted and busines.
quiet. o,o
W1SrsEfmporssd port, 81 509z; sherry
Il 55A4. chsmpsens extra Dr.
ESS. P;ner He,dsick, S23:g25, Nnmn,;,
.xfTa dry, S25@27; claret, 80 1907 per box;
81 50@6.
WHIsxIE = Rsdistilied, 90cG<l so:
straight, 81 5o@4s according to age.
CHICAGO, December s.-whisky steady, 81 II.
ST. LOUIS. Deeenber WHISKY lower, 81 u
louisville. December 9.-Whis<x quIet. a IA
cINCINNATI. DECEMBER 9.-Whisky duii, 81 ~
Nra ORLEANS. December e.-Whiskr-West-
srn recti6ed, 81 o5sl 70.
PETROLEUM MARKETS.
Coal OIL-Wbolesale lots, 1sc per gallon.
CLEVELAND, December s.-Petroleun armer;
I.W., l100, SO
,nited oertifcstss weak, closed a 81 llJ{: re.
ined. re. Philadelphia delivery.
ppAnFoRD December 9.-There rax n slight
4nctn atioI, in he market to-day. ranging between
n 1sI and Al deepening at 81 - and closing Al
Il liz sales. 26s5 900 barrels
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New Orleans spots opened quiet; at 80,
very steady, closing steady. Sales, $500
bales. Closing quotations were as follows:
Yesterday FRIDAY
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

THIS DAY.
csiro- CoNdoSwKALTH, McCord, 1aa-m.
II Toufs CLINTON, Aararta, am.
Cincinnati Cons MILLAR. Russell, Il m
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Frisrs Potnt.-.JAxEs LIE. Monday, pm
Arkausas City. .DKAS ADAMS, Monday, Pm
Peters LandingT IGKR, Monday, PM
oseeol. .CoAHoAA, Monday. pm.
Hales Point MARX TWAIN, Monday, SPIN.
St Francis River. RENE MAcREADY. Tuesday, SPIN.
Arkansas River KATE HOOPER, Tuesday, pm
Wbite River-.J. s. BRANsroKD. Tuesday, 5 pm.
CINCINNATI .....vIST sHIsKLE, Tuesday, pm
"a bite Riyer....HAED CASE, Wednesday, 5 pm.
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Parliament.
THE COMMONS.

LONDON, Nov. li-Mr Gladstone made a
statement with regard to Egyptian affairs,
which was in effect that The government
thought 1t necessary to have 1000 Births h
troops remain in Egypt, but not for any
great length of time. II was proposed TO
er,er into convention with Egypt, and to
have one article of the treaty provide that
the cost of maintenance of tho troops
should fall not on Egypt, but on England;
that whom matters we're further advanced,
the question of charge could be raised and
settled definitely, and then he hoped TO BIO
able to give such information regarding the
cost Of the expedition.
Sir Stafford Northcote expressed his dis.
satisfaction at the meagre character OF the
statement.
Bcurke asked whether the convention
would be submitted TO the house at this
session.
Gladstone was unable to say at what
date the convention would be completed
aud ready to submit.
Gladstone further replied that the gov.
eminent had not decided whether any
claim Tor war expenses should be made on
Egypt v.... ,,.n.....,,.,, ,,,,,.., g.,
committee to inquire into the Kilmainham
treaty.
Gladstone declined to agree to discuss a
motion put on those terms. lilo denied
that there was any kilmainham treaty.
lorke withdrew his motion to amend Il,
to meet the objection OF Gladstone.
The committee appointed TO inquire into
the Imprisonment Of II. Dwyer Gray re-
ported that Justice Lawson did his duty
In the case.
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Tho stocking a. Picture Gallery.

A lady Who proposes to spend the day in
fishing believes that she can angle with
far greater success should her hose be i'm.
pressed with the device of sportiye
gudgeon or plant eel. When the amuse.
ment, on the contrary, is to DO hunting,
foxes tails or bears heads are the proper
emblems, worked in colored silk. The idle
members of society who spend thor days
in luxurious frivoliiy, provide thomselve,
with hose covered with myriads of butter.
dies lowering over a golden ladder, which
reposes ON the instep. One lady incurred
the severe criticism Of her more logical
companions by making defiant display of
u pair of pearl-gray stockings, adorned
with scenes FROM the lie of an acrobat.
When not dangling from n scarlet trapeae
in green and yellow tights, the athlete In
question was bounding over six.barred
gates int costume composcd of every color
In the rainbow.-t The Hour.
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Pensacola
A RED LETTER DAY.

PENSACOLA, Nov. ll.--This was a bright.
clear day, after morning, with tempera
ture OF 80 degrees. No new cases of yellow
fever and no deaths have been reported.
for the first time since September
Sd. General joy prevails, because of
reasonable assurance that the epidemic is
over No apprehension exists now, except
which may cause renewal OF trouble
unless postponed until the seeds of
Injection are eradicated. The
authorities at Montgomery have
so tar modified the rigors of quarantine as
to permit to-day the passage of lady from
oakheld, near Pensacola, through Mont.
gomery to Atlanta. Much anxiety exist,
Tor the speedy removal OF oil restriction,
upOn travel
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IL will surprise many to learn the follow
ing facts with reference to drinking, and 1t
isas painful to be told upon proper author
ity, that women consume more whisky
than men as 1t is remarkable. In n paper
read before the British Medical association
IL Is stated that delirium tremcns is rela.
lively very rare among women, and that
alcohol produces fatal effects less rapidly
upon them than upon men, These points,
said the essayist, were the more renarka.
BILE because he had learned that while men
wcro the great consumers of beer, women
were the great consumers of spirits. In
telligent publicans had informed him that
where they sold one pint of spirits to men,
they sold seven to woaen.
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IIrNRY GEORGE who recently achieved
notoricty BY being locked up in Ireland
under the suppositlon that he was terribly
dangerous to the English government,
seems to be fellow of extremely good
aeosc. When asked by SEcR.rAR, FReLrNG
nuvsnS whether he desired totntcr claim
for damages for Imprisonment, ho replied
that he did not, as the apology from Great
Britain satisfied him. 1t looks like any
sensible man ought to forget almost any in.
convenience to which he had been put,
upon receiving an apology. from tho first
nation on the globe.
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n Hook.

Tom Mason's piece OF pocket artillery
stacked up immensely yesterday, holding
out the skirt Of his coat like the contrc-pole
of circus tent. Officer Arnold, ilagman
NJ the Texas 4 Pacific depot, observed this,
and informed Mason that he placed him un.
der arrest, inasmuch as no was violating
the laws OF the land. While on his way up
Lamar street, 10 charge Of tho officer, Mason
made a bold break for liberty. when the
scare him,> which had the desired effect OF
bringing him 70 dead halt. lie was lodged
IN the station-housc,
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There is party~in the city who is going
around swindling subscribers to the tele.
phone exchange by representing that he
is connected with IL in tho capacity of re-
pairer. He charges, u sum for pretending
to right the phones which hehever fails to
spoil, and Superintendent Clover has
repair the damage he has done. He Is
known by sight TO several parties, and is
being looked for by the police. He is q
fraud of the first water. hllable snd
plea, ant in his manners, he has succeeded
in getting into the good graces ofmany.
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CoLoSE" WILLIAM l.. CRAWFORD, who
had been invited to deliver the dedcatory
address upon the laying OF the corner stone
Of the Texas University at Austin to-day,
has been obliged to decline the honor ow-
iug to,a press of business here, and the ab-
sence Of his partners. This is to be 70.
grcilcd, as COLONEL CRAWFORD is represcn-
taliye Of the views and wishes of our lead.
lag citizens aud progressive and best minds,
in being warm, devoted and determined
advocate of this all.essential part of our
public free scAoo. system.
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Strange Objects Near tn. Comet,

NASHVILLE Oct. 2s.--Reading an article
from the Sun about the observation Of a
cometary mass eight degrees east OF Cruls
comcton October 81, by Mr.. Brooks, Of
Phelps, New York, reminds me that you
may not have heard of my observations on
the lith instant. and, as they bear upon the
same Subject, will give them.
On the morning Of the 18th, at about A.s0
o'clock, while sweeping to the south of the
great comets tail, picked up n large.
distinct round comet, fully fifteen min.
utcs OF arc In diameter. Immediately
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| AMONG all our exchanges none arc more
welcome or more highly appreciated than
the BRENNAN Banner, Its matter is always
of the best aud the most judiclously SO.
iectcd, and the gentleman who handles the
editorial Quill is among the most elegant
aud cultured in the state. A compliment,
therefore, from such source is doubly APP:
prcoiatcd by us. In q recent issue 1t has
this to say OF the HERALD; "The Dallas
HERALD of Wednesday last appears en-.
larged to seven columns to the page or
sc column paper, The HERALD is uudoubt.
cd,y "tho paper" Of north Texas and 1t is
dcservcdly popular throughout the state.
Its press dispatches are full and complete,
while lis commercial department is feat.
urc that renders II Indispensable to the
merchants and business men OF It's section
Of tho state. The Dallas HERALD is q
newspaper that is an honor to tho state
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TWO similar objects were 49,,
S ;a on each side OF the frs, 'eeat
Ject' The eastern of the three oh;ss OBJ
close 10 that first seen, and thai ses Was
sue, but slightly less bright. Tbs;ai aI In
we're 50 close as to be in contact-ar. euses
double comet. The third obispps " e
70 tue western one. was less bright tba'i mat
otnets, aud by half diameter of ifs au me
sane from the middle object. TbeSs 81 h us
o0!eeis Jay almost in line east and VII Tree
AZ s.iSh. displacement of the telescnna,
the southeast revealed a numhsr ,peto
these wonderful objects: one more Of
elongated in shape. There were va" T. very
than six or eight of these cometarv nv. less
anu probably more; as the ses,
Oh ,he telescope constantly S"eeps
vealed their presence. They ali 10y re-
WITHIN region about SIX degrees son, fuse
Of the great comet. Several were ' ~
held generally at the same Tina IT ~ lne
were swept over with the telescons S0I nney
LINES, ana were seen without any difi;c,1,sa
lnelr appearance was that of distinct ,niss'
scope comets. Being busy detecting , nae-
ones, no time was given TO watch far new m'V
IONS out from rough comparison of
NUMBER OF small stars in the field with ,ba
OF motion would have been no,; Su1t
They remained perfectly d;s,; Seu.
until daylight killed them out. baS s, nSt
prevented for several days any fair se. Sny
ior the objects, and when good morn;ui
came again they were not found. UnSnnh!s
edly the objects seen by Schmidt aui
Brooks were similar to those seen bv anu
but, more than likely, different obisciss ms
would also state that on the morning n
the 18th two distinct tails were seen hr "
]ecting In front of the comets head tnwass
the sun. Several mornings afterwarJ V tnaal
objects had consolidated and formed n i b"s''
tau about A. or 80 long. On the nor,y
side this tail ran along the large tail haeh
oil the head, SEEMINGLY greater die.
lance without joining, but on the ,outb
side it joined the great tail As bacr VI
the head. This tail measured Q in brsad,h
IN n cross section through the comets head
The appearance was as if this sunward to;i
was broad band otlght on which tbe head
OF the comet was projected The sunwsrd
tail was Mt an angle TO the great tail and
what was singular, the axis of This tail co'
incided with the axis of the elonqated nv
cleus, which had never been parallel with
the axis of the large tail and head Tho
sides OF the sunward tail were always we'll
defined, the object itself being family Wis., i
BILE to the naked eyes as faint smudpe from
the comets head. The end of the laroe ta;i
has been swallow-tailed since the frsf mart
of October Il. Il. Barnard, Nashville Cor
respondent of n Y. Star.
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Grimes and Crininnls
CouNrERrRlrHn sENr ur.


Sr. Louis, Nov. A.-Lorenzo Dow Crock.
cit, counterieiter and one Of the notorious
Biebusch gang, was to-day sentenced by
the United States court to Ave years In tho
Chester, Illinois, penitentiary.
SUMMONED BEFORE A HIGHER COURT,
NEW ioRK, Nov. li.-Louis Olsen, the
Swede who killed his wife Sunday, died
THIS u morning N The hospital, from tho effect
A poupLE TRAGEDY.
LlrrLk Rock, AK, Nov. li.-Nevs wa,
received here to-day of double tragedy on
Red River, a few miles from TeSarkans.
Arkansas. Saturday night, Charles Hewcy'
IT,, q merchant at Lost Prairie, after GUAR.
relling with two brothers, named Butler.
went home and was pursued. The
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A rnILADELrnt, exchange gives some in.
terosling fishery statistics. There are 49,.
OIL persons engaged in the fishing industry
in tho middle states. Of whom 1889 are
fishermen. The greater part arc native
Americans aud have families dependent
upon them, so that tho whole number
largely dependent upon the fisheries for a
livelihood Is 02,000. The value Of their
product In the census year was $i,s7l 800,
and the pounds Of fresh fish sold for food
wore y,2'7,7,J, and the whole number OF
pounds Of fishery products were i3,625,se2.
PcnnsylvanIa has 552 persons In the fishery
business. The pounds Of river products
wcc 1850, 900. and Of lake products i,25s,.
Ooc The total value Of Pennsylvauia flsh.
cry products In 1880 Was $4,000 The
total value Of Dslawars's lshsry products
W. e0o7 0o5 and Of New Jerseys 50, i7o.SSo.
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the close yesterday, the latter for Illinois
Central. There was decline Of is to rs
in the early trade, Wabash preferred and
Delaware, LacKawanna Il Western leading
the decline; after which prices rallied is to
rs. the latter for Reading. Subsequently,
this was followed by another decline of Is
TO per cent, in which Houston & Texas
Central, Louisville Il Nashville, Denver &
Rio Grdnde were the greatest suffer-
ers, but The market afterwards became
strong and about noon sold up. l6lll
Houston a Texas Central. Western Union'
(which advanced to SD, New Jersey Cen.
trail, Louisville & Nashville and Denver S
Rio Grande being prominent in the upward
turn, In the early afternoon this imprsye-
ment was partially lost, but afterwards
under the lead of Louisville. and Nashville
prices advanced l-S(Gls. From then until
shortly before the close, Rock Island fell off
q per cent. to ~. and the remainder of
the list l-SGl, the latter for Western Union.
Lake Shore, Canada Southern and Missouri,
Kansas Il Texas, and in the final dealings
Rock Island recovered Is per cent. and the
general list fraction. The market closed
irregular but in the main firm. Changes
from Yesterdays closing are irregular.
Memphis X Charleston is .; ST. Paul, Min
neaapoils Il Manitoba,ls: LouisviAe& Nash
vile, sand Nashville & Chattanooga, | per
cent higher, while Northwest is II; Rock
Island, Denver Il Rio Grande, Z and st.
Paul per cent. lower. BY far the most
active stock on the list to-day has been the
western Union, of which 90 500 shares were
SOLD. transactions iS0, 600 shares.
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BECAUSE. OSCAR failed to. get. into New
York society, it is said that Mrs LASGTRy
will have great deal of trouble to obtain
recognition from the better classes through
thc country. In a society, such as the
American, in most quarters, where every
thDS with name or a dollar is toadied to,
II ID pretty likely that famous beauty
whom the future king of England had
taken up viii, have no difficulty in getting
around as much as her time will admit.
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ToLGEE persists in holding on to the
s,crctaryship. The portfolio Of the treas
NY. JUICE FoLGEE wisely calculates, is far
better than being out ofa job, and living
beats oil the punctilios oil politics. But in
the meantime ARTHUR is in a delicate posi-
ton. lie would like to reform his cabinet
aud get the beaten men ont, but he is afraid
toaSls them to resign. The probabilities
are, therefore, that the present administers
ton will jog along TO its close without cabi-
not changes.