davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

IIv. Poultry sold VOL am last week unlo~ very sharp
demand lows IIr WIrar' continued strong up 10
yesterday W. en- te Jews had supplied their wants
alpgs refused 60 buy except 90 lover p',- lIuc mas
.l.rt b.r very dun and There has brUl sharp decline n
a kn.s except Turkey which arc Eut oui' .hd meeting
-,rr Ur.luI The maEk"f for Dressed Poultry showed 20
ull mVIuy eurnt ing oIr last report hE The close
uliA.Nr .uta wasc0-e cleared mp Uud fresh receipts ot
m Kinds were taeu prices This week arrivals nave
moderate the demand 'r an! the general zone
o. prices firm. ph!ladC pha Spring tho.cn sIe 7elhN6
pI0uI iIy az lgu2rC Choice Western IiF F.cAr Ilnhna
~ sIlr IN taf -a4ble lic, but Elry All t'
r,rc a. are ZOO iu ana Door exceed l4dl5c. ~tBte
~yud,d gDul qUuIy rule aud ind prompt sac ~
Iuted firm az lJC Iur best uualtY
Dressed qurtrr than Chickens hut are hed Iuy
Prime Young IurAHys In good request ana
higher but such are easily optliurd Nearly All the
arrivals quatv running small ana thh ana sue
have 60 g nt about Old Turkeys rarely good rAouBh
10 c1co,i 4H!5c. Ducks sell readily WHOM oil hleo
quality Ho,tuu Geese meet fair inquiry nc lHd-U& SQUADS
higher and t'hIiug upward. choice Dry PMtnuLyS anu
Nouiso,E sell very well lew sOt anu poor
Ia.rrn we're placed 20 GJc per pair Grouse quiet
ana easier English Supe higher sand Snipe sell AT QUO.
scarce aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

.econd consol 6s were higher at S4"4 ana hTst con-
col ia sold at I2412 Boston, Hartford and Erie urslS
declined 70 1924, and Rome, WATERFOWL ana Ogdehs-
~, incomes at 25 were OH per cent from the last
nravious SALE Richmond and Danyllie hrsts were
mn per cent at 81, and debentures were per cent
lower at 81 East Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia
incomes recovered per cent to 81. Mutual Union
Telegraph Gs were up 4 at Sc. Chicago, Bnrng-
ton aud Quincy debenture IS were % lower at 81 r.
Texas aud Pacific incomes declined p to "a, aud
6rsts Rio Grande division. were i lower at 77A.
Atlantic and Pacific firsts Western division, were
off il at 04a., and New-Orleaus and Pacific Grs.s
were 81 higher at S534 Ohio Central first River
division Is sold down to ga low figure for irst
mortgage bond secured by an expenditure In"u7
during the last eighteen months.
The Sub Treasury to-day lost on balance %l'Sol'-
sl5 made up by coin loss of 81, 500 900 less cur
rcncy gain of $347S5. The loss was occasionea by
the payment of interest to the amount o. "oo"V
SIS, 600 900. The days transactions covered
Receipts, 81 1866 2S2 payments, ShoZ9'O7' ours
rency balance, SO Goa, S74 coin balance %llo'-O',
756 Money worked more smoothly to-day lot can
loans, and the business was very evenly dYiHed
between 2 and 2ls per cent At the close money
was offered At Der cent. The domestic exchanges
on Nev-York are not materially hanged from the
last printed quotations.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows. Exchanges. 1886, 378 1874; balances, ST298-
700
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received S194 900 National bank notes for redemp-
tion The customs receipts were 1865, CSC, and the
internal revenue receipts S15l,399.
The foreign exchanges are dull and rather weak
in tone although the exports of merchandise from
this port for the week are $777,530 smaller than
for the week of 1852, and $711,29S smaller than
for the week of 1881. Quotations for business arc
as follows: Bankers bills, 81 S2l2 and 81 50 for
long and short sterling respectively; 5.2355 and
5.2O3l for francs; 94ll and 947s for reichmaIks;
$685. and 10 for guildeTs.
The London market for British consols to-day
closed ls lower at 100 1915 for money and 101 for
account. United States bonds were higher-4s 4
at 1888 and 4l2s Is at 117l4. American railways
were irregular and the changes in the quotations
Were true reflections of yesterdays variations IN
the home markets. Bar silver is Lice. lower at
5O7sc. per ounce. The Bank of England lost EiO,
600 bullion on balance. AT Paris French 3 per
cents declined 10 1906 francs. The weekly state
msnt of the Imperial Bank of Germany Is reported
To show a notable loss of specie-3O, 100000 marks
the gross earnings Of the following railroads are
reported:
DENVER AND no GEANDE.
lssL lSS2 1883,
} E%$'' ! 9 so .} sa .S5 sss5
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS.
HpP e an: :4$ S55 555.55 Be- q Il
Exports Of merchandise at NeU-YoriI:
1881. 1sS2 1883
F F@sv5 SS ys S5oy 2sssS5 gs 2sG
Total since an 500 1929 s25Isll lOl s-oo5I77oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

4le. all the years 44c May Oats lower and inactive
2o7se cash 257sc. October 27e. November. rye dulI
at 50i2c Barley duh az 5597Oc. Butter steady and
unchanged. Eggs easy l9r. FlaXseed qniet
at II O0sl 81 Hay steady; Prairie 81 50GS8 So f1ms
othy, $90Sl2 90. COrBmea dull - 10. Whskey
steady a. 81 II Bukmeats quiet Long Clear 59O16c;
Short RIB 6U0e; Short clear. o.3rc Bacon Long
Clear, 60Uc; short Rib G75c Short Clear 7l2l2c Lard
nomnaly I75c Recepts-Fiopr, 900 b1s.. Wheat.
$4,000 Oush; Corn. 22.OOO bush; oats 1000 bush;
rye. 1000 bush: Barley, 5000 Shpment-FlOur, 1900
6Os Wheat $1,000 bush. Corn $1,000 bush: oats $4,000
bush; Barley, 1000.
TOLEDO. Oct Wheat dull AMI prices shale lower
No White Michigan 81 OSlE No do, 81 Ol]4; detected
Soc no Red Mnte cash 81 % 81 OF October 81 05
November 81 Co., December 81 OSs January 81 lO3s.
Corn was duh High Mixed 63e; No. 2 cash and
October, &c November 50 2c January 40 c eiected
494c No Grade AS pc. oats dull and nominal No cash
and October, Z9Rc; November SO2c; December 81 NC
kecelptS-WheaI 100000 Dusn. Corn, 900 bushs oats,
5000 Ousn shiDments Wheat 100000 OuBh Cora. $4,000
Hnll huah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ended October =. 1855

Receipts wcck-Bca1s, 49, pk 20: PcaL 500 bush.
Expeditions 81 bna. Peas 2o6t bush Trade {, quot
varieties ana tho probability o The crop not coming
Tie ma. ke unu iate maze very ruong ie.hn| and 4p
Slu ' sEy I 'O .e lev Cnoce ia R.rc could he esy
White kidney In hight request bul hrm. several
Beans generally hed az - 2Owith - 10 quite "-y bld
ata,ouJ 81 %. Green Yeas selling slowly.
H saac, N "a. I sal o6 10 g. 80
Do rair 10 Gsoa > 30 90 Do. Marrow Pea,
B BS F FrS GOOD - 5 pSS 10 Good 20 a. g
Wm naSo 4, o., s@keS i nSss 2l5 agl7
Rca Kidney 1881 " go Grcss ro4,..-.. 52.1i 50
BiacN Iurti "a n oo
BUTTER
Receipts the 37Osj pkgs last week 37lG pkgs
Fe is quiet ami Adycss OF strong Western aud sur.
rounding markets lead TO make hrm feeling here ON the
receivers are iree sellers Tho supply Of state Creamery
ABOUT eluas tne to 'I m'I ~ d t ~ w ,
Wholesale often enough 70 quote indeed today there are
Gabs is Dieting az 70 49, and meets iahsr SOW sale
The current pce at Esn yesterday was DE and The low
S special Gh1nna aTo5e their relative value For
2sG2Jc. the current rate, the latter sti quite eI
treme Inc tendency Is 10 widen the range 81 prte giving
fancy quality. Most 81 the Western Creameres aie sun
selling the range Of 20 4-o sone very nice 2i' gong AZ
with fresh Buttrrne; holders anIi0u 10 move inc
balance stock and naming lower prices 2c Is an
and exporters have recently taken LOCO T. 2UU pkgSa
- UZc sweat cream Creamery Is having SLOW sale ~ z5S
2Gc Fine fresh SIatc DAIRY pals and TUBS are not plenty
OIi icrIte Inquiry ut ~-J0i "A good many
5iT o 5 are oneaF Of ID H. 5a i aF nared ro an
Choice Delaware County Try Is placed AZ 24c
luIraon Creamery arc ~ moderate demand at ~
selections % ESsr p a h'' an it IA, car be made Tor
Choice Extra FresL Factory sill scarce ana oceSsiohAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

GUNNIEs- fair Jobbing demand and steady Domestic
Bsgging, J0llC - 49,, n. ~, a., r..
HEMP, ErC--Quiot; Manila hemp liz S'5u "-2ci
Jute Butts. 2 l-lbdZl2c - -. -. 49,. -,
trade TO day. without further cnaHge ho9E tIo
line rather iuciines = e1sinet% WeG99" nay 10
30 / straw 81 Il Doe. short dO 30 04Oc; Oat 3Oo3Jc.
"a iDI.S-Tfads moderate prices rregnar.
LEATHER-A steady, moderate tIaCs IN AenlOcN sOie
Al Tanned has been reported al uhcAahged Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
DENVER AND RIO GEASDE.
ErRlrEAy FINANclAL MARKErs.

LONDON oct 2.-l2:7O . m.-Consols. lUoHro for both
money and the account. United states four cent
bonds l21I DO iouT half per BONDS. ll6ls At.
auc ann Great first trustees cert f.
Gates, 4gR DO second mortgage u 81 Erie, 3-aa Ncw-l YORK
ll~34 Illinois Genital lo-I PcunsYELmd Rail-
rOa g. g. Headine, 267ss Mexican Ordinary, - p New
NOrS, OnJa1O ana western. 80 81 PAU Common 100.
LONDON OSt Too p. .r.-BaT slIver IL quoted 81
bO7l per ounce; Atlantic Great western hT5t mort
gagetrstees' C5Itldcses. 48aJluos Central, Ia Read
ing, 2Gaf McuCsn ordinary 752 New YORK ontario ana
Western. 70; 81. Paul Common. 1864
The amount bnnoo withdrawn from ths BANK OF Eng
lam balance to-day &4lOOl
LONDON. oct. 2-4OD T. u.-pdrS advlops quote three
PEI n francs aud IS ceuuneS Ios tls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
nEslEocK,

#$s$ 81: : : i 81
PSGE a1%SgS & S Fl kinds LIGHT IdC 5ss
2Iis heavy. 3 as25 Good damaged 2OaS22l
UNION TANNED.
se gi. ss Ss'Sn8333, Hass sEsS
A c.ed Bqsk BaGy light Middle
Damaged l6dl9Sc. - -
has been slow The specustye teadenGy has had
Character to values There been sales Of american wax TAX
nj holder Scotch is also slow yet steady
range prices maintained We quote american nav Forge
$isasig scotch Pig, Egnt9n 81; CaInhroess COO 56S
"a O. S5Se. s 81 aftshcrTie s28SS25 Langloan
$25 20 Dalmengon s2l "a 90 30 5p S pFS at
SOL Spcgecisen is active tho bass Of $50 ~
t2 az g Fast EASTERN fenbsy9ana Nils old Rails are
iI Ton nj m Il S2 "a and quiet Copper steady
and 100000 10 have been SOLD az 10 AZ bai1i aIcd ~
49, Pc Tn has a 5e91HGu stfafs go
lngish H." 224c TnPiates IN t9lI eoSl9E t so
Tl e. az 90 % do Ter6o S4S7 Leads sell fairly at
40 for common ana Tsh4el RcCgh anpe
Iron steady first call 500 tons american No som a.
AM lm 9n nief aug sueIter inchanscd
New orleans 80 ajOc. with higher figures sometimes oO
tsne2 for sg7 IS1 Il aR have been quiet AMI so
tinnei toay 80 bills strained we're sold at II 90
Unsettled b. decline Of a,c per Ga IN wilmington sales
here 800 bbs Soutrrus in ard o3gng lots 4A0
OIL CAKE Firm at $50 % a529 10 for Western 81,
oIA eaay joS2ns Ta S Eas We auoie y
seed 55d57c western Soc Calcutta o. @oSG GGce later
S for 5cs st. lara ard o 3I5 cFado Menhadsn crude
sperm Soc; Crude Whale 5S653c; Ceylon Coc35nat 81
7io52c Cochin, 9ac Palm on s298'I; SITe 95S
er ,yty l7algc. Tanners, for Banks anu 4Ic lor
GG""EfsiN FREGGHTs-Gran berth room was in better
general at uniformly steady rates Oh e gr
WAS seldom mcntionet EKPOOi4 steam lD 900
bush 49, 90 III 10 OGs Flour i' 49, Ga i'99 sa sS5
boxes Bacon 1851 5000 boxes Cheese 20 a25s Taow 10
mostly mos, al Sd osn 5d $50 tons Measurement Goods
rs 81 al .LONDON, steam. $4,000 bush GI1ln,
4d o. 10, ZOOS obs. Flour p 1000 s So
a d as2a a o5& Il; SS15i mess
steam 10000 Cram private terms quoted I'll
Bacon 20 Us 3d.: Chee.c51s Ii, steam CooDn'9'
& 6 T'"'%i i% do G &o 40 81 o
ANTW LEP steam 40I0o bush do 3d. an@ 5OoVO NO; Co.
Iitc1I'iSIGA 1000 bales cotton. 9-3zl EElMEN;
steam s"H1Y P Fii ~ scs TO- 90 I,cnnrs I0OJ
IS is o. afSS 30 tIcrcrs ,ssngs iIOi 40 sacks
ga 100 Ua.rs do. - Loo baes Cotton, 'l.c,,.
6b, HcGud ctroe private a5 2gp,a fS %o
c1m3n SHIPS E2os cg4 1'' e .so, 9Sqn'i g SO
TONS tons a., nat cf"s r6nriA> D. four schooner, win
AKA, @ ggoon'r' ii .2 az 81 lT G t S IRON
LIZ .0S sao.ne- nom EnAan,,nggr at 60. zoe ......
S3,t IT,. =. ''l an p'ii EnbGg. COAL 81 t.
Ns-rUI.El variations IN prices have not
been important a'aH. the Ira.Ls D. lLNei Vs. '.P
IT de- I. " .. ossl a.. paI byi lover 90 .o"lar.'
b.. yl.as r..uI- 1908 80 for shout lear,
.ls Tor lltr Fnue 4nl eI" - -. 'al5 ,'' .'"ia
i' irr F,g,.a s.ug SO 30 or uty Cear acA 80 -
inquiry nom Shippers otsrni.e t,aa.us
s .'.a, M',., ".o rr.i fe.. 80 5iasls Parsr.
81 5oasl5 Cu LEti' Ih..a Ao.N % &c., 81. 80 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Oct 2-Bacon. Long Gear dull 40 30!
Shoulders dull 20 Lard Prime Western duh 1864.
Tdlow Prime CITY dull az Al Cheese American Choice
steady at j5l Wheat New Western Winter sciay az
silOd.; Corn. Mixed New. hTmer az sad.
LONDON. oct 2.-PrOduce-Calcutta LInSeed. 4O9d OH
per quarter.
ANTWERP. Oct 2.-PetrOleum Fine Pare A mercll 20
francs paid and seller Wlc0xs Lard closed at 1913 francs
per 100 kllOs
Bremen. oct 2.-PetrOleum, marks.
HAVRE. oct 2-WilcOXs 90 francs ant p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
sUNDRIRs.

Honey plenty quiet and offered at moderate prices
wax quiet
Honey, white clover HONEY buckwheat 10 ala
single combs lS G20 Extracted per ID. 3 dl0
Honey. white clover IBeeswax. southern
u boxes. 49,. l6 0IS ana Western w 27 a2S
MILK.
Inc daily average receipts of milk and different
railroad distributing points in aud city
week have been as follows: Erie. 1855 cans of milk
ana III cans or Harlem, 1899
q milk New-YOrk and NeW.Hayen, 976 cans OF milk ;
New YORK City and Northern. S73 OF milk lrsey
central $50 cans OF milk and cream; Midland
1,425 of milk 25 cans OF cream; miscellaneous
short routes l,SOO cans of milk and 20 OF
Inc tota daily receipts were lSi9 of milk and 81
cans OF cream The price which rpus
on the platforms was 81 70 OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
MINES AND MINING.

SALES 1T THE MINING EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

Receipt. Tor tho week 2,2ij bales last week LIN
Exports Tor wees Us bales. The local nal hDt is sun
movement ll ths country tends 10
eliminate confidence la tun nrt. D. grades.
r au,y glr,Ius hru tbpgU quotations bat regard
.% 90. Top suu puC' ior choice, Win "uli 10 Primo
offered 81 az. Tho pressure 10 sell is chiefly
qualities the supply cd which IS relatively much
.Jrgrg thau-ua IhcIr are 'sOntI EXPORT inquiries
tr.ir Do. ami ayurlbc cable adyl.rs DUta hrUvrQuaY Of
ois wanted nan -hppar7 are willing io utraut g. ,l
lruruil Hops dull lcw BIDS exceeding -Uc Sito
Nrlliur scarce amt held ABOUT steady.
STAR. t..g prfnr g1g.l 10 I--2 ............ -Ud27
100. l-b. Common. I'JAl3.ull' L''d.-.......AN al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

Aur..s. f.Il -tl,c. LoU'sn Euuur DE
r fancy .. g. 20 % 90 Jr. sry......-.r3 30 E 90
Apples. fI.. mixed f,HHH. .. .,..,. , ,..
Arpgs Baldwin, hanson, per ,TL'c ga -
non bT. ....... - 5UdE 80. Grapes
Ai,y,a D.s.rirr concord, per D.. -sn3H
len % % Delaware. peg h. rG %
p,.tar. leroy. Claulc.sa-. ape
fancy. u.l sa4aT uUHi 90. Cod, fan. 7, I'r
Pyi.lr- jersey, Dbl. ...... 4-No o..
fair 60 IT.a,.... 0NH .N. Cane Goa, lat TO ,...
Pears. I.r..H'f HiIiu' ...---..r- ''NH .""'
urr Dol. .. .. D ODGI 5U| C.Ur Coo, per
BrI.u Bose, Ter ooA...-.. .... 8 0ufi no
hrl ........ { -uGJ o.. Jersey pee. box 5Daa uu
Bourne uIuL per Oranges. IHa, per ..--
Olut 30. j NOu 10
rrr , . ,'1' 4o.Sl go cl-o @ 80. o0oI -
Sh,.du. r'r Dbl. 4 WJr B On Luu"A Tia, per ...
Sc,Erl pr Hb. AUulb 5n rts"..-.. = ONGt Np
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

Irish Potaoes are In excessive suDpY stock 20 come Tor
ward from hs state very largo aud we hear OF loIS
oT rncnt nom The West, Toe maraet Is extremely du!
AMI ,scd prices have declined aId close weak, Will
outside ugures extreme SwsaJ POTATOES EieSlg ~ Py
quality dun and lower Onions plenty, uu Anu
6tlcr kinds have moderate inquiry IA quoted
Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
y MS tutItIH jew W ava.
AurIrs-lyanrrafed TcgDl
IN. .-... Il ~ fam

ApUlrs-iyauorated Peaches. 90. Peeled -,
Do. .Gnos.. 1855 IS al po&o i Sij
Do do. lalr Do. Uupesed qters
prime. .........lV III IN>'-...s.'...... o. ~
DO, y. g. sIirrdfCyiO Olu9 Do Do halves ~. b'1S.
Do y a. -I,rI Nul q u UL. N4sphrTriys 1855. % al
DO s. ,.-l,rn. Nug a ncIlt-, 0S5 Oh
DO Lrulup ~. AIS, .rIIsu- -Dit-. i-e-.. 10 LG4t
IitB g. bla. kUeIIIv-, .S,.....J+lG o.!
ia Tenn and Peanuts, LIud.pCk-
bags U'4t o. e., p'i --r-.--.la 80
ratal uscIej iSsy p $50 .rcrau- extra cr $40
H., ,'' uup.rI.I IS aIj .Prcals Common. q ~
prlrl,. y 4, lrrid jyursjuutt. bush 90. Utus %
1ury l--,.... Is dlG ltIyEUryuuts, bush. TjG2 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
English snIpe.per

NOL ..........a..p
cartridges. per pr
GrUU-c, per palT.
WOOdcOCk per pr.
BlaCkbIrds pr III.
Recdblrds, pr dZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

FIESTCLASS CITY DWELLGNGHOUsE PROPERTY.
SHOULD EXAMINE OUR NEW HOUSES AT
GAND X EAST 4THST, AND MADIsON.AVE.. COR.
COrH AND Clsr SIS. OR APPLY FOR Description
TO CHARLES Buck & CO.. ARCHITECTS.
B3 EA-T4ISr.ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
Citn Zeal Getate for Sale.

At BARGAINS.-Fifteen superb fopr-story
~ brcE aud br0gustOuo dwellings, 10 20 - c.. front.
80 to 100 Ggep Lenox i,I, Pess f52ToO 1" s!ooooO.
AT GREATEST REDUCTI0NS.-3J9 ale-
~ CANT uraislcI and unfumi,he houses aui Hats for
sale rent or exchange. WTCkJFf, L251 Boo T, Il6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

Potatoes. H. l., per
Obl-.............9l ~
Do. Jersey or. Dbl. ~
DO. Troy, per Dbl l w
Do. state, Dulk, pr
DID,. coo. ...--. 4 w
Sweet Pot ltOes,
Va, pr. bbl .-.... z "a
DO. Delaware. .-.-. = 81
Lests, l. l., per
Dbl 600 --...... 1 VI
Carrots, l.. l., per
bul.-.....-..-.-.. ! W
cabbage, Jersey
aud l. ]. per 100 ! W
Corn. sweet, ler9cT
and l.. I.pcr loo ! OF
Celery per upL.
punches ........- o..
CdulldOwer. per
DDi.......-...--..s a w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
Citp iJrcpertn 60 fet.

a. WEST 10TH~ST. - 21x92, large, fine
Il four-story high.gtp, b,tek IN perfect oEier
FERDINAND FISH, li9 broadway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-22
To-DAY's TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.

! Intense cold still prevails in the West.
! SusanvilIe, Cal, has been DESTROYED by
! fire.
Salamanca, prominent Madrid banker,
! is dead
Eight persons were drowned by the sink
ing OF a ship oil Lisbon yesterday,
Six of the crew of the Schr. James A. Gar
| field were lost at Grand Banks recently.
The re establishment of the Central
American Confederation is again being
talked Of
Ex-Postmaster Hutchinson, of Ebensburg
Pa. was choked to death by piece of meat
lodging in his throat on Saturday.
Two people were burned to death in
towns near Philadelphia on Saturday night
by coal oil explosions.
One thousand workmen were thrown out
of employment to-day by the suspension of
the Briton Ferry, Wales, iron works.
Further details Of the late terrible rail-
road accident in California are contirmatory
of the accounts published this morning
But thirty Cinnamon were killed by the
recent explosion at Berkeley, CAL. instead
of fifty, as at first reported. Loss 100000
4 performing bear 'huggetl" Phladel-
phia and.lady aud cleared the dinner table
Of catables yesterday before he was captured
by his owners.
A boiler explosion at the Ledger Paper
Mills at Elkton, Nd to-day demolished the
building, killed one man and severely in
jured several others.
DIR. Agncw, of Philadelphia, on Saturday,
after much trouble succeeded in dislodging a
set OF false teeth from mans stomach who
had swallowed them while eating raw oys-
tors few days ago
Some fiend attempted to fire a six-story
frame house in Passaic last night Had he
been successful, several lives would have
been lost, as the fire had been started at the
only place of egress.
The high winds Of this morning drove
such immense quantities of the ice over Nj
agara Falls as to completely fill the gorge
below. The ice is thrown up along the
shores below and is destroying houses and
other property.
The recent rains and melting of the snow
have caused frcshets in the Appomattox
river. The low lands and jetties are sub
merged. and fences and drift wood in large
quantities are floating down the river. 1t
Is feared several bridges have been carried
away.
The steamer dispatched from Hamburg to
search for the survivors OF the lost steamer
Cimbria failed to find any such, and it is
feared all the missing are drowned. The
Inflated vessel is sunk in 90 feet of water.
No information could be obtained from the
New York Office to- day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-22
NEWS OF THE DAT

Ex-senator Spencer, the fugitive STAR
route witness, sailed on Saturday from Hall
fax; n. S., for Liverpool
Mr.. George Lorillard, of New York, and
Miss La Fargo, of St. Augustine, Fla, were
married yesterday evening. Mr.. L. is in
bad health.
1t is stated on good authority that the
Prince of Wales and suite will visit Canada
IN March next, remaining in this country
until after the meeting of the Science Asso-
citation. 1t is also said the party will prob
ably visit the United States.
A desperate battle was fought near Te-
hauntepec some days ago between the eth
battalion of Mexican troops and the Tehaun-
tepec indians The Indians lost so men
killed and many wounded. The troops lost
so men killed, including their lieutenant
colonel. The Indians were routed.
The members of the Union Club Of New
York, to which Mr.. Frederick Gebharl be-
longs, have discussed his refusal to fight a
duel with COL Cunningham, of the ST. Lou
is Globe Democrat, and the universal opin-
ion of the club according to the New York
Snn is that Mr.. Gebhard behaved in a gen
tlcmanlikc manner. and would have been a
fool to have acted otherwise
Owing to the failure of the laborers en-
ployed on the House end of the Capitol to
give notice of the condition of the wood
pile, the House on Saturday found itself
without stock of fuel for its use. The
usual committee business had to be inter
mtted because of this. BY resolution the
House directed the clerk to buy ten cords Of
wood for immediate use and three tons of
coal for the folding room
A dispatch from Berkely, CAL, says the
mixing house and six packing houses ofthe
Giant Powder works at Point Clement, near
West Berkcly. exploded at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. One white man. q fireman
named Conk, and between forty and fifty
Chinese are known to have been blown
to atoms. Nearly the entire plant was de-
| stroyed by fire, which began immediately
| after the explosion. The superintendent
was thrown long distance, but was not
hurt.
The General Transatlantic Company's
steamer Labrador, which sailed from New
York Jan. 3, has arrived ut Havre bringing
the crew of the French steamer Picardie,
which sank at sea last week, The Picardie
sailed from New York on December 23. She
was spoken on January Is and II in distress,
having lost her rudder The Labrador
came up with her before the 18th and tried
to take her into port. After towing her a
week she was compelled to abandon her,
having previously taken off all her passen-
gers, officers and crew. The Picardie soon
afterwards sank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-22
Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment
and hereditary prcdispositionall operate to turn
the hair gray, and either of them inclines If 10
shed prematurcly. AYERS HAIR vIGoR will re-
store iadcd or gray, light or red hair to ricl,
brown or deep black, as may be desired II softcns
ana cleanscs the scalp, giving it a healthy action
IL removes and cures dandrufand humors By
It's use falling hair is checked and new growth
VIII he produced in all cases wnerc the follclcs arc
not DESTROYED or the glands dccayed Its effects
are beautifully shown on brashy, weak, cor sicxly
lair, OH Wnicn Il lew application will produce the
gloss and freshness Of youth. Harmless and snro
IN Its results, it is Incompatible as dressing, and
Is especially valued for the soft lustre and richucss
of tone it imparts.
AYERS HAIR EIGoR is colorcss contains ncitl,-
CT OH nor dye aud will not soil color white ca,n-
bric yet it last long on the hair. and keens Il
fresh and vigorous, mparting an agreeable pcr.
fume. 70
For sale by all druggists