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Nrr RnInrm.

Rebaoa, glo., %. 8ejember. - Bu.
Bor, melGer tm Ietten Wlat Som Soparb
ermorbete, tpHr6e beute In etnem Hatiirlt4en
4mpbttbeater etHe balbe gaetle OOn Der
Staot bIrd ben Strang btugertatet. @irca
1900 Weniheu tuarsu anpefeuo. De- Beg
urthetlte ret6te aui benz SGaffot BEN Stcs
+ # unb ieiusn gebIlfen bic SaH6 uuo nab n
81 rirbiph bou tbugu.
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RabtIhtssfasn.

Ser 8niab BON 6alapur tn Der ofiu6i'
ibtu Brdfontur Bombay IN geforbeH.
Die 8ruderei bee Soltaliten5lattss ~ BtO'
ct1riots m ggaIi5au IL Uon oer @oliJt 6Gtla9Ha9mt
poroen.
9as Bariier Sourual g9e BartS" mel6et,
ein bsflisoiqsnbes ugbereiulommen ici gDiibeu Der
gSueBtoHals Geieaihait- uuo ben triuihtu 65e5un
Bu Stanoe 9dommen.
Die Rojoritdt Der GiHgeboreneu tn BRIT
tiibsGftnoieu opponiIt oem Don oeI 6e3luun3 NIT
6er onQloznoiiden HAociotou 9einloitnen eontoroal
nod iDedem fem giuae6creHeI, nit Gusnabme ou
Tiftrittrd5ter 6rimind 5uus6ilti0u abr OrItIihe
unteubantn faulaFi6er 9laie ousnbn bari. Die
gqitason bieigr angesgeubet DeIaTia4 gJoBs AuIrea
guug.
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Ner @onS7fdbe Rotbiud5 tSpro;es.

StIGsborp', Sus., %. 8sJsmber. -
Su bfm Bro3sfie ssgen Rontgomsrp, $cttus
unb @lemeuti rusgsu augsbliber SadnOdHg
ber 2tbreriu emma Bomb puros 2sBtere
beute abermaIs auf ben 3su9enfauo beru'
fer uu6 eiuem Iaugsu Serb6r uutsrmorfen.
( ar 3ped ibrss 8srb6re par, bic Don bsn
angeflagten eenaftsn Ssriude 3nr Rad=
psiiuug bon 4libie 3u euttrafteu. Sis ptber=
iprn6 6en 1usiogen Der Gutiafuugs s;eugeti,
beioubsrs oenjenieen Der 5rau Rel1 gBOoO-
ruff In msEreren psientItdeu Buutteu. 8ih=
tfr Sborntou, etner Der BertbetOtguugsaus
mdlte, beantragte 6auu 8srtagung, um tb.li
@elsgenbsit IN gebeu, 6rau Relp BOoSuft
abermals uorla0en Al lafeu.
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RdhuFdfnSFrDpbr.

Btttsburg, Ba., 28. December. -
BeriOusn;ug yir. 45 auf BEN iiibweftltden
3peige Der 0BsnnietS lnier Babn@ eutgleifte
beute uabe Dunbar, pa, uub pier Baggons
purbeu tbetlpetie bsmoItrt. Rebrere 8aiia=
gtsre srlttten Serlesuugeu, isbo5 lam Rte
ndnb uu1's Qebeu.
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8eSenFli6er llnfaa bei'm S6lit.
tenfdbret.

gt bonep=BlaHe, Benui., %. Ds3.-
&dbrenb 6rsi &uabeH uno bret 8t1Smeu
beute auf einem groBeH Shlittsu etueu
fell abbaus biuab fubreH, cOllibtrten iie
NIT etnsm uOriiber paiFrenoen Bageu.
Satrp gfaper erlttt etneu 8etHbrHd, Char
lie @abers etueu SddbeIbrud uuo @Qa
Smith etnen SetHbruh. STE llebrtgsn Ia.
men nit gertngfiigtgen 8erlebuuqeH bacon.
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Rampf sipifAen 9ferbebteben unb
etuRm o ShertffBaufdebpt.

2tttIez Rod, &rt., %. 8e8ember. -
Gin furatbarer aampf, in Beldem mebrere
getIonen get0btet OOer UerpHnbst Dur6an,
fanb beute TIM Gsbirge i'm noropefltdeu
Sbeile Ses Staates QrtauIas 3wiiheu etuem
@herifiEaufgebot uuo elmer 8aHoe Bfsr6es
btebe Rntt. Die @tu,sIubsttsu bee SOrfals
iiu6 nod njdlt ermtttelt.
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3 RfubermebL

- = - W = oh ~ y as : - -
Iteie5 uet6srabmte QrAparat eutb5t ale Jur
Er3su9ua3 pou Tleih, Guo6eH, glut, Ulu5tsu uu6
icmjt rem a5rpertraft erforRerli5en @eiaRptbella,
un5 var tn elmer fur Iaiatse BsToauuH3 g.eisueltu
Fsrm. G9u heu on5aiebsH1en Nerlten tl oafelts
ale tar tale uHb ,uBsrlaiH5te GrilB fur Shutters
uiln auegtaHut uub ais has lutrdstHe Gma5uns5s
mitteL flt reHe uub paaisnte &tneer, iepta taT
Rrlnts uab Geueienbe empiobIeH nrrben. Sseus
itae0ter'5 TeutIbe8 GtnOcrnebl tit Relness
tuess cine g}eOilin, ipu5srn etu @rnabruu9ss
uaitteI. gBgssn lgaes be5luteHeeH &abperib5,
Jepie nsssu Isiner laiftgu Gebaulihlait ieiner
G6ma16aftisiitt uuo fhututn Gufna5me ta3 8lat
tf bl5 sauauute eiutsmebI Uorl15hh eenleu5eu
5um Ge6rauH empfobleu, tte an &ertauuu3 35lfpA9e
unb baraus entitebencar uHursiheHpr GruaPrunA
an trlaem Sio7pefid, an GlullrmHlB, i4Illfr
lPu5tals r6er -ei6er aHe4eu6tltur5 uue &ebnliasm
leibeu. Gcmit uirb e5 bsiou1sr5 gum Gebrau9 i1r
Cau9Gulf Sinner 10 i&negem l65t5Em, ioute far
IrlHi Ria5er bic Gull8e 5u i,5sHlnutlu ytcqpeit1a
CHaperua hltsu, auselssgutlt& tmpio9leH ierner
fur CesyepHter, erdnle unb Gantienes Ia itbem
etatlum, icuts far Geronihnl4e unb Gri6cpise.
@et fs6lsutsr, cher Mot 3uisr uu6 slEe8.nbu
g{utfesutl@ 10 tl5 GtnbHmbl Der etuli8e
anerfanute GriaB ssr nltdrlit,n &a5mnJ te5
s6us.tu55. 9u5lsit tt e3 pa5 fhsriie SHusmtHd
bcr gletHgn qe8aH ., Summers6 omplatut."
6luniitz ziarrboe ua6 GtHOer6Clera. 81 has
BEN in allen Npot6efep' Brtts 90 6ents per SatIs
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HOREROUHD&1AR
indlt binfa6ren.

Seine ItHOsrHOsu Gtupiriuugeu auf St
geret5ten Gnitr6Brdeu srtlareu ft5 aus Der
&Batiade, oaB istus SugreOisn3ieu ans osu
Observation-Disclosures 10
bsfeB n, prIae iibsrBaupt bstauut fub,
tubem ba8 @ruHbsIsmeut aus Oen 6uutg Der
n9orsBouub%YTan3e (QHbOru) 5eFeBt, mel
DE nit Der nGbieS gauamsa" oa.- BEN
ngaIiOm BON @ilsao" in gtrbiaOuua qs.
brOdttf. QuBerbsm faO tn 6teiem 5stI.
mittsl Tauf aubere 6otautias
gIsmeute UerbuubcH, wlial iftncr 5s;s
traft etus nod erb56ts 8trIuua
gebeu.
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Gef6enfe fur bic TetertaaeI

Sd babe Elm sroBes IFortimeitt enfarbiger un6 ges
uuferter Serrenz unb euzEdidbentiId)er.
einfadle unb semuiterte fit DGWen su 5, 10, 1212
Gtb bDber.
einiade unO seHuiterte fiji Serreu gu 10, 12A, 15
urb bpber.
Setbsne Tai6enta8er auer ber neusftsn S5attirltus
gen Rnb Seifirls bon 10 GsHts ar.
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GetaeeIte nlcttenofh,it :.

Ger 3absI acgen Die BON etuem Rrie3e.
gert6tr uerurtbeitter GlotterOfIjters 8rOpu
uu6 Sehree, meiae beidulOtgt finb, ouEd
tbrs Bnidt0sruadIaifguug etus Go1 lion
3tutiden Der DBinta" uuo Oem ,Ga(pbo"
berbeigeiiibrt 3u babsn, tpur6e beute oerofs
fentIt9t. Ssfretdr &banDler iagt in 8s3ug
auf 8ropn: DyDas Sergeheu bteIas Sfft;ters
TT 10 grnOirenb, baB Die 9iiise tauut es1p5as
ttid genug ausgeipro9sn msrosu fauu. Gr
mar auf Dem 9ed Der yBtnta" i'm 8teuR
unD Oeridumte GO, redBetttg 9sfeble iiber
ben acknowledgement Rurs su ertbetleu. 60
mubte beam Der 3uiammsuffoB erfolgsu. Son
stnsm ioIheu Sffijter erpartet man ntdt
uur, buB ct tpadiam iet uub ;ur rsdtsu i3ett
bte erforbsrltdeu Robreseln ergretfs, ION.
bern aHd, baB er ieoer3ett uahIebe, oh BITE
ertbeilten Sefeble oou;ogeu tperoeu. ~" -
2teuteuant Sebree rpirb nidt n1tn6sr empbas
tiif getnbslt, neil er enfiir usreutncrtltd
mar, baB Der Dampfer vSulpbo" mad bem
SuIammenfOf nit Der ,Binta," unbeFiima
inert nm bas Sdidial Der 9estereu, petter
fuhr,
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GptIetteus Sddheu.

9ies IN Elm &rtiEeI olf benid Sbre @yfalertIauseit
Ienteu n6te ha er fir gerinseren Brsis oierirt prn
ole irGenb cine anSere SirmG iRn su bertGufen i'm
Staabe ift.
GlSedute SaTFansadTt6en. 81. nertb 81 so.
9piIettensadf6en 81 81 bis $3.50, Die i5erau ionf
$3.50 bis IS tpiten.
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G'-igobsgensral 8 4u6retp q. 6umpbrep BON
Der 8Hnbssarmee ffarb gefern 4beub pioB.
lid in ietner btefigeu gSobuung an Gruf
brGKue. @r trat am 1. Suit 1897 tn Die
Bitlitdrafa6snte etn uub bteute NIT Gusz
3eiGHung i'm Biirgertrtege. I'm 80. Stunt
1879 nurse ct In RubsfaHS periest. @rma
@breumtt9lteo bes 0Ratierltd R0utgltdeu
@ROIogtIteH Snftituts" In gSten uuo oes
g60ntelideu Sn1itutS Der Bifieniaaften"
tn Ratlnno. Ser Sob bes Generals frat
gang pl0slifl eiu. Der Sertorbene beihnerte
iiG ieit eiutger 3sit iiber 9enbenpeb, bate
je0of gefern etuen Spajtsrgaug gemadt
HHb iaB I'M ll6r 4beuos, ais iit bie iibrts
gen DlttgIieoer ietuer 6amilte ;ur 9Iabe be-
gabeH, nod Dor benz Seuer TN Barlor. Gin
nm II uhr etntretenber 9tenfbOte flno ben
@eneraI als Qetdle auf sinem Stuble. 9eue'
raj Sberiban bat eiuen @enernIbefshl erlai'
len, in tpeIdem er bic Ssrotenlis 6es Sers
iforbenen prsii't un6 ote Sff1tere bes .Suges
nieurcorpS, Al rpelnem General Sumphren
Eauge 3ett geb6rte, anpeti, auf 30 Gage
&rnuerab3ethen III tragen.
sisutsnaut @rreIcp's auSf3ten aRf Rtttans.
Gupitdn Pite, 8efsblsbaber bes unterge.
gangenen Dampfers yBroteus," ertldCte
bente einem Berthterfatter Der DIfocitrteu
Preiie~ gegeniiber, er beluetfle, baB Qteutez
nant @reeleb un0 ietne 9eute ben gegentudcs
ttgen gStnter iiberlebeu per6eu. Die Utaun=
i6aft jUuHs pteuetdt fiir geuiigeu6s Hab.
rung iOrgcu, uIlein 6te S9ptsrtgtett bsfebe
6attn, bas iie, iobalb iie 6te 8eobadtungs
citation uertafie unb ftfl mad 2tttletousS8
LAMB begebe In Der GrleartuUg. BORT 056adl,
GIetbuug uub SOrrdtbe lu fuben, iumtttsn
bss &tuters, bon alien NotbweuOtgeu suts
bl6Bt tott nntomme unb In tbrer Sofuuug
auf Elm untertommen ggtdHiat psr6s. Bon
bsm GbIenoen etner 5Dstten llatsrfiisunssr
Expedition Dor udffem SOmuer iOane ab~
ieIut nidlt bic Re0e ieiH,
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gbbptfB Tbanii6ss Eetn Eenieim beiorbert bic
Bsgbamns lHs belt DssSspiss. % sts' bic blai2s'
Q82A
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4uabenFleiber.

Muf hiee m66te t5 sic nun sunadit nifmsrFiam
MAIDEN. Chen babe t mehrere 9drtie n fir bic Seiers
taee geeisneter, eIegGuter eemuterter Rneers, 3Hd
benz uneSlneItnss Grshse uub 'ebsritebsr erboIien
peIde 81 nod nteSrigereH greiieH abgeGebeu psrbsu,
ais ite regular getdift perhen touHteH.
Die 3inbersgIr3lse 81 81, $50 unb S3 iin5 fiIr
BEN 9rsis ntreenbs arbers 81 babeH.
@emuIterte 3inSer'gnsiiae 50 so, 81 une bD5er.
@emilfsrte Rnabeus4 4nsiige SO, 3.50 un6 b5ber.
@emufferte SlnsIinsszG zGnsiee IS, SO. 81 u. h55er.
ainfer. TIebersieber gu $3.50, 50 unb $3 so.
nabens1ebersiebsr ~ $3.50, SO unb $3.50.
SangIingsz tu 81, $3.50, SO Rne bo5sr.
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Der Grnbtsfeaen res sabres 1888.

Sr. s. 81. Dodge, ber Statiftter 6es
G0titIItur Departments, bat Ioeben ietne
Sddtuugeu iiber bic @rubte bes Sabres
1888 Douenoet. 9araus gebt 3unddft berUOr,
bos SartoHelu unO iOnittgs 8ur;slgspd9ie
cine iibsraus retde @rnote srgsbsu baben.
9aIielbe gilt fir Safer. Ser Otais lteferte
burdi6nittlt6 1927 EHi6el pro Gder, II
BrO3eut psntgsr, ais TN 9ur9I6nttt fir etue
&etbe con Sabren. Ser 9eIammtertrag mar
1861, ,066, 835 8ui9s. Die Qualttdt 6teies
Qgrifulturprobuftss 1T n6rOlitb bonn 40.
8rsiteugrnbe sntidteoen idIehter, ais lett
btelen Subren. Sr. Dodge parnt bet 6ieIer
@elegeubett Dor Der usbertretbung Der tptrt'
Iifen SndIags unb 3ualet& aud oapOr, bte'
IeIbe su psrI6net9en. SIN Betteren iugt er,
Die 5armsr iOllten gelerut babeH, ba6 es uu'
3nedmdsig tf, iii6lideM Ylats TN Rorbsu
aiiIimntifren III polleu. Gin grOBe: Ebetl
bes gsrluRes 6urt 6r0fe If, tpte er metut,
nuf 6teien l1mftauo 3urid3ufibreu. Die
@at;snsrnhte betrdgt mad Der nsueiteu
SGdbuug etrpas iiber 400, 900, 900 8uihel
nnb 6ts 8aumwelernbte stpa 100000
Balleu.
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66mprrhpipen.
Nc n aFeftS

EnaFeft6
mWE Ez G. sisti ioio,tgs atubeEuHa
WHH V. uab ia elm uuissbarss Wit.sI
hEBUr SstIuus BON 8 d
morrBptbGh
,,InoEefs" III IN ansHEpptbeisH ~ baben Dirb Gl&
mao Gmpfau5 eeS 4reiige, 81 pro S1a4tel ioteutrst
tuaeIonbt 9robtn gratis. D,du dbreifre ,AuGtgs
fb."Depot, 8pr aaI8. Rem 9orlsGttp,
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Barts, 28. DECEMBER. - Sin Deiret,
psidles bic Ginfubr BON gsIaI3euem Sdmet'
nsnetIh aus amerifa IN alien fran30fiheu
6dfen nit 4usnabme uon RGrieiae, Saore
nu6 Borbeaur oer6ietet, pirb morgeu per-
6ffeutlidt msroen. Su ben oret ermabnteu
Sdfeu Ia bas importirts 6lsiid elmer griiubs
lihen Suipettiou untertpOrfeu, uub Ha9 BEN
20. n. so. piro ale giufubr oou SdDstues
Neii6 In idmmtIiasu frau50fiaen 9afsH ab'
iolut ueIb0tsu isiu.
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gefcsrap6tC6e 9epeCGet..
aHs Scr 8unDesbaupttabt.

9srt4ts Der n4HOciirten Rrshe" fir benz . eRsi4 c
Gcrreibpnbeuten.
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gs Io5uf ft5, Abbcttf Santiqes z9stnsToitelnl &C.
bis 6Iai9s, (4sA7
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Ni, gtturrffnnobmer.

BaiBiugtou, 2S. DECEMBER. - Bdb.
renb Der erfeu fiiuf Otonate oes gegsuudr'
tigeu StstuIiabrss, ndmIib bonn 1. Sult bis
80. giOoember, belieisn iib bic barren Gtus
nabmen an Snlanbfeuern auf $51, ,279, 438,
cine Gbnabme nm $11, ,343,971 gegeu BEN
ielben 3ettraHm 6es Sorjabre8. Sptrttuoien
ergaben etne 3unnbme pom $9,074,771 uuo
gegOBreue @etrduts etue ioI4e BON $497,
3S8, bagegeu betrug ots abuabme in ben
Steuern fir Eubad SO, 191 ,607, besglel9e1
In Gbaabsn bon Banfen un6 Bautters ST.
068,292 unb tn UeridteaeueH an6eru Steuern
S3,656,23l.
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YIQVosHI NEIgur Le9Ite gtntt SuEWtltG3
bon Nep DOrf 3uriid.
Ste bsuttge Steuer @tnnabme betrug
$685., ,099, bic 3oIIsiunabms 1865, $40
3ur @tnl0iuug bettutmte RattOHaI. 8aut'
noten TN Bstruge BON f499, 900 ltsfsu beuts
i'm G6aeamte eiu.
Die RtiiiFppi. gommtiiiou BAT stusn Ian.
gen Bsriht iibsr Die Arbeiteu CUR Imeliaraz
tion bes gfilfiiftppi etuseretolt.
StaatsIefretdr 6re[ingbubien III BON bem
neusn S6pstue. .GinfubrusrbOt in 6rautreth
Cisbe Sapslospeids y amtltd beua4rtdttBt
norben.
2aut Riuss beute bonn Bun0esIda5metfter
hem Sdatamtsieirstdr uutsr6retteteu Be
ridts belief ith bic Sdulb bes 0ttrttts So.
Iumbia nm I. 0sSember auf $21, sol, $50.
Der SnSianer= @ommtfdr tft benadrih.
ttgt tporbsH, OGb SspaboGe, SduptItug Der
@reetzgation, nit etRer Delegation ietner
anbGuger mad @aibington fummeu nsroe,
nm iin NIT oem 9epartement be3igItd Der
@ablpirren In Der bstrefsHeeu Ration 3u
berntheu.
Scbu 8, Srpeur @puperusur bfs Terri,
trriums SbabO, bat benz 5dabamt stue auf
$3.50 Iautenoe AnnetIung nit Der 8emers
fune 3urfdgeiGtdt, sr iet ieit Dem 1. SHli
unfabtg aetpsisn, istnsu 8tenf gu uerishtu,
une 6eebalb ntdt bers6ttgt, fir bieie 3stt
8shalt III beSieheu.
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parifer etpe,nt,n nne 0c..nlanifisn.

Bart8, 28. 8e3embes 900 Stu
berteu rpobuten Der bens Abeub abgebaIteneu
BerIommInno i'm ,,Caartier Latin" BET. Su
gubetradit Der Getgeruug oes Rebatteurs
6ss gommuuisenblattes D@ri 6u Bsupls,"
6ie ppn linn Il lstnem Blatte bsrSfeutltdtsu
onf6Fiops 8smertungeu gu Utbetrufsu,
mnrSs Sei6loFen, baB bier Stubeuteu ben
@sSsfteur bsiuhsn uub tbu gum Duel ior'
S<rn ionsr.
7as nsue gdpsine Ginfubrbtrbct IN 6raHfs
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gnsIanS'B sBaarenabias nadb BEN Strtinisttn
StaateH.

foniIl 6. o. gSebffer tn Sbeftelo bat
bem StuatsIgtret6r ieinen Sabresberidt ers
fiattet. gtaG bemielbeu belief ftdb Der Bsrtb
Der mad ben Ser. Staaten geiaubten pan
belsnaaren i'm berfloiienen Sabre auf $3,s
947, ,767 gsgen $6.217,748 TN UOrbsrssbens
ben Sabre. 9ieie 4buabme beIiebt fh
gr0BtentbstIs auf StablihiRuen. 0aju fam,
6a6 cine groBe StabIfrma In Der 5tuetten
6dlfte oes Sobres 1882 Don SbeffteIO meg
sog. - aus benz 9lett3sitig bonn Soniul
Soiepb Snitb tn Rotttugbam srfatteteu BE.
ridt gebt berpor, baB Der bOrttge @rpOrt
S., ,381, $40, b. 8. $1,392, 978 pentger be.
trug, als i'm Uorbsrgebenbeu Sabre. Die ab.
na6me bes Grport8 bon Sptben auetn Be-
trug $2,037, ,942, mdbrenO Der @rport bon
Strumpfpaaren um $434, 572 3uuabm. Die
uriaden Der abuabme bss Spteeu'@rportS
tperben oon @tRtgen aus Der aeuberuHg Der
Mcbe, BON 4noeren aus Der llebsrfiluug
bes amsritauildeu Rarftes, bon ben 0rtt'
ten aber aus Der 3unebmsnben @ontGrreu3
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Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-14
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Feb 12. FLOUR-Firm moderate export and home trade inquiry; sales, 300 barrels State, s 50a$7 25 Oho s soar 00 western, s Soar 00 southern $4 40 a7 %.
 WHEAT-ka7<c higher and firm and fairly active 16O LOO bushels No. red for March, S1 21a1 212s 4O8,0OO bushels do. for April $1 23a1 232S bushels do for May, s1 24a1 242s February, s4 2O5s CORN-A trihe better mixed western for spot 6 a75c. do. for futures 693Sa72Ac.; sales, 3sO,OOO bushels receipts, 6s, 25O bushels. OATS-Dull State, 49a53c. western, 4sa52c; sales 5O 900 bushels, including No. for April, 49Hc re- ceipts 15, ,26s bushels
 BEEF-Quie5 and steady. Plain mess, SIP O0a 12 50 extra mess SIP 75a13 50 packet S15 Goals 50 city extra India mess in tit rces $26 00a27 %. PORK-Quiet spot new mess, $19 %.
 LARD-3a5 points higher and firm; steam render BUTTER-Quiet; Western, 16assc; State, 2oas2c creamery, 40c.
 sUGAR-Demand is moderate and the feeling con- tinues very firm but prices show no marked changes RICHES moderate sale and there is no difficult ty in sustaining full recent prices. Carolina and Louisiana quoted at LaTc Rangoon at 25sa2%c; in bond, 5a556 6c duty paid.
 MOLASSES-Has not varied materially in price, ruling generally steady and trade quiet Cuba refn- ing quoted at 30a33c. New Orleans 4Os6Oc. Porto Rico 34a52c.
 CoFFEE-Thsre is less doing and the feeling rath- weak, without, however, any radical change in prices.
 PETROLEUM-Market dull and weak; United, 97z6c. crude in bbls., 6zsa7Ic; naphtha in bbls, 6Ac.; refined in bbls here 7%a7zSc.; do. in Phia- SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Du1l at 53a53Hc. ROSIN-Steady at S1 Goal 70.
 TAILOW-Dun at S4aS 5-16c.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-14
Not a Similar Bill.

Simeon B. Baldwin says that the bill be- fore the Legislature allowing railroad in this State to consolidate with railroads in an adjoining State, and which was drawn in the interest of the Hartford and Harlem road, is not, as charged by the Hartford CouTd7at, on par with the bill allowing railroads to take land adjoining their tracks MT. Bald win yesterday said '"The fear expressed by the C0uTa7at that our consolidation bill would allow all the roads in the State to consolidate has no warrant as far as I can see. It simply allows railroad, partly or wholly within the State, to consolidate with another, partly or wholly in another State, when thereby a con- tinuous line is formed. This provision as to continuity was in the bill as we introduced it, and presume there has been no change made by the committee. If there has not been, is it possible for all the roads in the State to consolidate by the authority of it's provisions? We can consolidate with that section of our road lying beyond the State line, but not with 8 distant independent road, like the Housatonic for example. If the objections suggested by this article are urged when the bill comes before the House again, of course we shall meet them, but 1t seems as if they did not have sufficient foun- dation to encourage the raising of them"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-14
State Correspondence.
Bristol.


 Wilbur Austin and G. P. Bennett have bought the livery business of Fred W. Moore, at the Bristol House.
 A dancing school is talked of, to be held at Uncas Hall.
 George W. Eaton, of Plainville. has bought Wightman's feed mill, and will put his son in charge of the business.
 The calico carnival at the Skating Rink last week was well attended. Some of the suits were very tasty, some fantastic. A 'Iadies' choice party" will be given next Wednesday evening.
 The Grand Army Post will hold fair in Town Hall, commencing Wednesday, Febru- ary 14, and continuing three evenings. There are several valuable articles to be disposed of by ticket and each evening there will be an attractive stage entertainment.
 The Y. M. o. A. have nearly completed ar- engagements for 8 short course of lectures, to close with an old folks' concert.
 The Bristol Social club has been duly or ganized and proper officers chosen, it's object being to promote social relations among busi- ness men of the town. It starts with mem- bership of seventy and has rooms in Mitchelrs new block Feb. 12.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-14
College Items.

The freshman nine has begun regular traiinng in the gymnasium.
 The seniors have an examination in ele mentary law this morning.
 The price of the heliotype album has again advanced. this time to SIS. This is caused by the necessary change in the size of the album, as only two pictures can be placed on page instead of four as was expected.
 Day before yesterday was the 70th ami versary of Professor Dana's birthday. He re- ceived congratulatory cablegram from the Swedish Scientific society.
 The seniors will probably go to Williman- tic next Wednesday.
 Harvard is going to have the long-needed fire escapes.
 Princeton students will soon present the play ''David Garrick.
 The Amherst Student urges the establish ment of literary magazine at the college.
 Monday evening, at the Yale Alumni dinner in Boston, President Porter responded to the toast 'tOur Alma Mater,'' Hon. Linus M. Child to ''The Boston Alumni,'' Professor Northrop to '"The Venerable Faculty" Ben- janin W. Davis to College Literature, :" Walter Allan to Journalism" and the Rev. Daniel Butler to ''Days of Tore" Other ad- dresses were made by Judge Le Baron Colt the Hon. Dwight Foster, General Darlington, Chaplain Rawson, U. s. N, Alfred Hemen- way and John Haskell Butler.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-14
LampInspection

The Lamp committee are making tour of the city where lamps have been petitloned for and will probably report to the Board Of Aldermen at their next meeting the places it seems to them that street lamps are needed. The inspection last evening was through Fair Haven and some of the lower streets of the city. Friday they inspect in the center and upper parts of the city. Last evening was the first time that the present committee has been out together in the even