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New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
sacta Mrs. corse. Colonel Marquis d Ecquerilley an
Ernest Collet.
THE VIOLENCE or DIPHTHERIA.
ALWAYS half, OFTEN PAR MORE, OF REPORTED
CAsRs FATAf-TTs CAUSE.


CAsRs FATAL-rrs CAUSE
In Dr. James b. Taylors Office at SANITARY
Ueadouarters hangs q schedule OF the prevalence "
contarous diseases In NewYork 10 which each wees
record il added IA shown by the books on sa,"ru'y
afternoon The schedule has column for deaths anu
auother for "cases- that have been rcpor'e" NY
plysicians whose duty IL under the law to give "o
10 the Health Department OF all cases OF contagious "i'
cases There il this difference between inc wv"
columns that who the frat one Is known W eoh'ain
ahaoutcy correct returns the reports OF cases ''c III
.ounlete A physician cannot conceal dea'h vi '''
truc cause but he can In the majority OF cases "oo
pcoect mis- duty Ivy failing report eases oil cohag'o"
dise,se that do not result fatally. The health o"cers
assue that the practice general enough To MAKE u
probable that last weeks record OF loo cases VI
shonld bc at least three tines many cases. anu ,no
coscs NJ djphthcria perhaps than 2oD III - ths
,oact of hysicans that forms the greatest stumbling
ock n the depariment I'm It's effort to tanish conthSloh
fnn this city and one Of the chief dangers IN the lace o
nossibc choera scourse The record as presented NY
ese returns s however what the health officers nave
IN deal with glance at II down To the minhe o' 'hc
s,ntner shows the aordInary malgnty p dphthet
no c,,pparcd with the other diseases ON the iisI
Measles scarlet fever and tyIhoid fever SNOW
nor ren,ape OF deaths 10 reported eases W
fto,n five r. ten per cent IN ordinary times to twen'y-
i've D,nltheria alone never gues below ity per cent
and is oten far above It, The following is last week
exhibit.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
PROFESSOR PROCTOR on TIE sun.
70 the Edftor OF me Tr,bune.

TO the Edftor Or The Trtbune.
SIR: While thanking you for the kindness
OF your notice Of my lecture last night being now
householder In America naturally regard press courtc
sizes ~ no longer such matters Of course as found them
when merely vstlngl should be glad to be allowed TO
mention that not only the lecture new, "a yon state
but 1t introduced novel theory of the sun. I'm other
words, the facts brought before the audience were
strung upon "A thread. take this To he the chief
service ncw theory suhscrvc to bling together the
acts To which IL relates making them mt once more ILL
terestlng and more easily remembered Though, OF
course, theory IA shown TO be- highly probable when
the facts connected by It r al themselves upon easily
and without hitch
similar remark applies to each OF the remaining
ruts ~ NV here. and indeed to all NAV give
ncloc returning next spring 10 Engand do net know
now H. hut find some seem To think that am simply
repeating the lectures here In January, lsIl
venture ~ remark that have been too long lecturer
To make such mistake oven II remembered n single
sentence Of my former lectures But In ten or eleven
years our knowledge has advanced aud nv own contin-
nus study Of astronomical subjects In the time has not
hagine, been wholly without its effect | nave also
hnu 80 many years more experience ne lecturer very
truly Yours, RtCuNRD A. PRuCTOR.
Neir lori, bee q, 1894
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
ACABLE ROAD ~ LEXINGTON-AVE.
WHAT Is SAID ABOUT THE INJUNCTION on THE
ALDERMEN.

WHAT Is SAID ABOUT THE INJUNCTION ON TIE
ALDERMEN.
President Kirk announced Yesterday to the
BOARD Of Aldermen that he had been served with an
order from Judge Van Iloesen directing the Common
Council to refrain from passing resolution granting
permission for the construction aud operation of cable
railway I'm Lcxngtonayc. The suit WAS brought by ]"
H. Baldwin, Of No. 600 LeNngtonavc., and David
Marks. of No. 7rs LoNugtonavc.
Charlie. T. shaw counsel for the New York 'ah" l'al
way Company said to u TRnUNE reporter: THE report
Of the Railroad Committee ~ the "oard of Aldermen
approving the scheme of the Rapid Transit commssion-
ers, laying out twcniy-nine routes, partly
surfnco aud partly elevated, for cable rail
ways In this city. with transfer tickets. 30 that
cent fare passenger could ride over tho entire
system of rouc.- seventy miles mp, down and arrOs.,
and connect with all important ferries between the
Harlem RIVER aud the Battery, seems 20 nave excited
rho combined opposun Of tho horse railroad companies
EAiliund managcmcut- Apprehcnsivc that the Alder
ncn might to-day confirm that rcporthey have obtained
against the Board. THIS suit IL brought
esuecally TO prevent lho oao'o i,npt Ii,n.npHtny
the compaint In that icHingtonay" atos'thrr oc
cupicd ~ place of residence. the residences nrns
mostly OF expensive character and occupied IN large
pat by the thereof, and that such ROAD "nl
erratly dcurccatc the yaluc of IN" property ANA Ahrct
nrously the privacy 81 the avenue II me ciiy prop
rty on the avenue which would be covered by the CON
.rit of the Aldermen wctc nldcd to the private prop
the O whose owners haH already b'ou op'
taincd for the road, moro than ma2ly
consented IT. construction. Tho fact Is that the lhtd
Avenue Railroad Company waits L.NngtonaN" lor
ios 10 have A. for tho purpose of building mn ndcprn
don't cable railroad 1lr combined horse ear railroads ~
tho oty think their business would be- ruined sysicm
Is piopo.c ed by he New York Cahc Railway company.
should come into vogue. The report OF me AIcrnahc
committee has proluced CONSERVATION among the hoise
tniltuad people"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

FEATURES or NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
INV NOMK. Doc 10.


The only thing that may be said oi tho grain
market. on Tho Produce Exchange to-day II that they
we're variable. They void ~ special features.
aud the trading only moderate Whcnt In cash deal
ings was u shade stronger while options Oponcd iga 4
cent lower recovered and advanced then lost the al
vance and closed the bc prices follows January,
sOal: February. s3is March, sjli Apiil s7A May,
s0hs Tho amount taken for export was 10000
bushels Cash closed NJ M advance or az cents
and options were ssdli9 higher closing firm at the
beet prices. "a follows: December. 03is; January,
is's; February aud March, i7r; April Hi2;
NAV A.. There wcrc $4,000 bushels
taken for export Oats opened steady, subsequently adj
yancng as0i cent and closing firm ut tho best prices
There were few export orders only the market closing
a. follows: December. 32i4 January 32ai; May 3li4
rlour wns steady with fair export demand amounting
IN 20 ~ barrels. The Lard market was dun notwlth-
standing decline OF about ten points due 10 the aige
nn"nni ~ notird ON the way from the west II closed
Sor Dece,nher m s6 O5: January, 80 %; February
g. 66. March s. II April ~ 20.
rhpre was d cdrd dccrlSe I'm hc rccelpts ~ grain
NJ tho West and the Atlantic seabnari ~ compared WIN
those of ,csrrlay. At NcV-Notk Baltimore. Phlatcl
phin and Boston the receipts were Nh'at Lazy
corn 2OO3s2: OATS 322jJ bushels total grain, 5Ol,'
ig7 bushels: hour 80 barrels The iecepi5 ~ en-
c1eo and Milwaukee mono being tcrottcd ~ ~ lpVl9
we're, wheat 2eessB; corn, l1ts33 oats. lVofSl
hushcs total grain, 5id,2io bushels toui, 37fO3 BAR
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
GIVEN A GOOD COUNTRY HOME

Justice Lawrence decided yesterday that
Mss Caroline schfmsker. the hfeen-y earo!d gill who
wasent out with TRIBUNE FreshAr Fund party in Au
gust ISS3 should decide for herself whether not she
would remain with the family OF Lewis A. Hickock shc
stayed with this family Belmont Aegany County,
two weeks. Mr. and Mrs HickOck. who are wealthy
people. took liking to the gir and offered her
home until she should be eighteen years Old AS long
wished She remained there until recently when
her mother who Ia widow with three children, living In
house IN Thirtysecondst sought to get her
back alleging that Mr. Hick0ek was restraining her
ehild OF her liberty apd wishing her TO support her
girl and renewed his Offer OF home for her. Justice
Lawrence holds that The girls liberty has not been m
tertercd with and that she wishes 10 return to Mr.
ickocks family, there many strong reasons Tor be-
heying that IL will he for her welfare 70 do e how
ever leaves her ~ exercise her choice Ia the mat
Anx
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

Ann Myers, alias Ann Harris Mary Ann
vlhms Hnry 'ia smith innc wison and Rate Lyman
noorona hcrrlur le'trr vi'ct eai amt 70 the Noh
house. on inrt ug f0i rit iuons bn cnttrH'ni ~ NJ
thltitt tictihiAailon edr'rtt 1h N0ign utfif iait
6r. rsrr no. Ptihetcit MNrh igno4 n tle, if tnlee
trr w ~ ft6W 'W Hfirtt trHE 81 ~ t'ut t1WiS
''ft s'sHNr ,lt 8ta ttpt etF Nsi Msh ~ a E'hN
s4A 8aa flek ann NtNNeh'na iiet hNsNsth y W.
iat haltA. laa iAe ~ Wptk slAff hf4 pErrNh ftfhN
su uiuAtalle au tleI hsle itel ANsI Ai17NiNf ~ 81
pp1n tf sfait eiief WpleN HgReAIG hfftiAM ~ HNs
wip Retf Aliek Y tts,fh R''Nyt hi Nednet
elleia pi which lgss Nnapsf ae w lhs possession ~
he AugletY
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
VERDICT AGAIAsF'iHB wo0pHALLs.

The trial pf the suit 0i JameS J. Martin, as
soamiitee Of the estate Qi John gill; lhe mnac. against
the Woodhal sisters W recover $lOO0O0 for the con
version Of tue Old mans property, was concluded yes
icrday The jury gave verdict or SSl 3l3 u against
Alice and Harriet WOodhall The only witness Mrs.
Helen gin. dsughternlaw OF John gill, who told the
story the Sheriff. jury trial Sho lived next
door TO her father naw, and small door bet ween the
two yards used by the families FOR passing back and
birth. This closed by the MOOdbaA sisters after
their entrance upon the scene. and hnaly Alice Wood
hall told Mrs Gal that Mr. Gill would her
Finally Mrs Gin had to pay her rent 10 Alice WO0dha
being finally dispossessed OF her house The only person
whom Mrs Gin saw enter the house afierward the
Woodnall sisters counsel One day Alice WCodhall said
~ Mrs GIL
have S65, 900 OF the old mans money and shall get
f." ~ w W. ' s' "
linen came the attempt to run of" old Mr.. GIL at
nhuhehi ana the arrest and subsequent fight Of the
sisters NO tesuucny was put In for the defence. and
The couseI TOT ,he Woodhals moved to dismiss the
OH TIE ground that there evidence of conspiracy
or of the transfer OF property without
Judge Ingraham dened the motion and the case wrni 10
she jury without a summing up.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
SETTLING AFFAIRS OF FISH AND WARD.
uln 70 fnrnncn hnfnrn unnlili ton Cole. at No

The reference before Hamilton t0le, at NO.
40 broadway. for the purpose Of determining the
amount and priority Of mechanics liens on the Boom
Theatre property belonging to James ID fsh ana f'"i
nald Ward In the suit for the partition OF the properly
brought by John H. Morris. assignee Of Mr. l1hh was
continued yesterday. j. IL. j. NJ. Cornell proved lhflr
lien for iron used Ia the construction of the hhlhg
The contract for the iron work was idcniihed ny Mr
Fish, said the property consisting OF the site oi me
old theatre AT Twenty -thrdrt. nnd hlNthHNc., was
oiptly owned Mr. ward aud himself They had agreed
the building. and were Ia pay equally for inc cost
of mat crins and cQIstTuctOn. Bat PAID more tiah
he did" said Mr.. fish. lie sometimes aid me ms
share after had given checks for the work Al othcr
times he failed 10 do So" He stated that John g. VIII
son supcrnlendcd the work and employed the various
mechanics.
Nj. Wilson testified that the work had been popcrly
done ana identified the contracts on wlch h' h"Ih INA"
he nad mndc no payments since MAY last.
John NJ Cornell testified that the contract price Tor h
the iron which 10 bc supplied by hir him was
500 900 ~ si. hut on account Of chhngcr IN 10, rpcn
cations tho reduced 10 flD.SfS. lnh Hiin
had received SJ6Ots md there was balance dur II ~
Pi2 700 when the contract was madc he understood
that Nj Fish the sole of the property. lie
learned only after the lien was led that Mr. War was
Joint owner, The hearing was at once adjourned I'LL IL
"A. ~. next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

HARRISBURG, Dec. 10.-Secretary Thomas
read report at the session OF the state Grange Patrons
Of Iusbandry to-day which shows nourishng condition
OF the Grange He referred To the missionary work
Of the year being very effective In the organization
of oranges and the revival OF old There were
1000 limitations during the year and at present there
are $50 working oranges I'm the state Leonard Rlone
Of Centre elected master; !. q. McSpanan. OF
Lancaster Ovcrscer DR.. James Calder, OF Harrisburg
lecturer Jesse Davis. OF Chester steward; j. J. Nc
Garry. 81 West Morcland. assistant steward W H. Ilol
stein, of Moutgumrry chaplain William lOcum, or
Bcrks treasurer aud H. H. Thomas Of Cumberland Sec
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

t,d,4i.s ihn teantl hapb ie the uliir ~ urioipt
tipl,hafa 10 found tn dnWn Weeh ht wpeh as fnilufs
hntnni,, gn, IN ptsps 80 hphihsi Fntrihrt W. p'
.,-ss ga deaths snvnmhef IN, ~ aaspsi go hrhths
hnt tannaf u, IN i,aas ~ ipaihs Nntpip' y ~ rnss
AS dsathsi npiiihri l1, "a rhsuni ll hptlhsi 't'n'
and nauh ihTii4i 0thHf laAfat WIZ hrhih 'Nl :" ''
haiI tnn rasas Nhlrn phi sni"hs frimit ~ i','a,n
la, inr l. ine Ohiu az ihn division whi,h HtHls WIN '"
tdglnus dirnasns ,... ,.i,t a re
porer {" 10 nav mind mOr1 ioIilbin hlH'dsh 'n""
diphihoIia There ID no dcaiing WIZ " ~ a, VIM
Vlucnt Tho althl wen oh" nu t''n " "rni,y Iii "a yerv
die. and there IL the end ~ II, Hnh HthfFllN VIZ
snredy one chill high fever or iperaps h"i' w.
instead ~ fatal apathy, relness oi ihe throat a %
pntcnt dies within forty eight hours ot blouu "su'
larly enough. people seem to laf proper hP'',' il
of lis dangers. Experience has taught US tha. my
chnlera duuthsra ~ bred aud foslrred by hhh ol q"
kinds particularly by sever R,s wnof" rnc,rd
teneIhents fats and private dwellings, whctcNrr y
are found. Proper sanitary precautions warn !, "ri ."
much they do cholera There Is no he'u VI ~ ,n,
ava, from either Proper sanitary precautions o' .,"
on both in nineteen out OF twenty cases bS Wv
authorities e,eryhing IN done to prevent conas,vm" ~
through public funerals, schools etc, yet thc eo
moi always success. UD IN Forlham receu'y '"'i
I'm the first stage Of the disease sat on schoo pgon
hesi anoiher whom she communicated ~ iH'
child went home and gave IL TO lie threc siScls @ a' W.
brothers IN two daEs iAey were an purl'i. i". ~ -,
I'm the home (hat chef danger threatens from S VI
sanitary precautions. In the case OF the Hare,n @
physciin whose six cldrt all dIcd III one "ech lIo
dlphtheria found tho cause 10 De- defective
Up in the Annexed District an OLD IRAN wa" uIs np ,. @
left open fO daYa. The people IN the tuI1uuhunS
hon eKuerienred epidemic OF genuine dphthc ia III
conscgueucc. Why, over here Ia East Thirteenth ~.
most vruent endemic went through row ot hlly con
sructed tenrIncnts again and again. killing on the eh
ants IL returned and over again. IN We ha 'lo
all Out. ana rccDnstruced, ana t c'H
looked after since then there has been no cas-" 'ho''
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
LIVE STOCK AARNEr-DY rGLE1nApa.

LIVE STUN MAN -pt i|""''N'
prrPAO Dec -Cdfus- Rkcsiofs ,Otav so hest total
fo wreK thus 1900 head for Sane a 40 last week 300
head, csnsignsd throdyn, ~ cgrs mafNot nrns
Cool TO s.esr ~ So stoekers aa~ Feeders
S5UOGti 90 -. . -, -. -. 49,.
js0uj aed, Tor asiasF Nsss ishn heat co,ngnei
through 4UD market steady and trm Medium Good,
81 1885, l5i Canada Lambs ~ l5 eso ~.
LItv $500 hsAt tor fhusf0.
GA $4,000 nssL
srned through II cars narset acsye and arm oood 70
Choice Yorkers " A0asA to Butchers 0raieA ~ - ~ w
Pigs. " 200 ~ % 49,.
CnlcAoo Dec. i0.-fhs orogvr JouraI rsDsrts hc1s-
RsseptA $4,000 aeAL auJJ nsst narsN iowcJ
Rough pscknx - 20 est los Packing and shippns ~W
asl yJl LixhI - p0ett lJ SApA ~ oodN 90 -.
cntls ,eoepts 5000 as'h snsnse,s SoSs nsse s9 %
Good Choice shipping ~ 3l9tj rs, cennen W ss""S
81 OeS4 00s rexans % uOesJ NJ. . .s., .,~asv
Shss D. ilo, ,oipts lOOO sAipNcntN 800 mnruct ssay
inirror 20 sHr 81 5osS o.. Mshan 70 0eeL ssWS ~
ga Choice Extra ~ 10 1851 w LAns~ - "s W
81 ~, Texas shcon ~ w oS w
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Mrs Victoria schelug liulskaDp has begun a suit IN
Che city court against the Hanover National Bank
SiI00 She says that she had deposited that sum
In the bank nj various tinies but that when sho
married. father induced the bank officials To refuse to
pay her any thing her account Mrs Hulskanp made
keverai demands for the money.
Ex-Jndge Armour appeared before Justice Lawrence
Yesterday In the Sreine Court, Chambers to argue
Aotes " yacste tho attachment obtained by Mt Ida
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
MAYOR REED or WORCESTER RE-ELECIED.

WoRCEsTvR. Dec 0.-Two tickets were in
the field al the city election today-thc regular Rciub
lican headed by Mayor s. r. IIdrcth and the Cit-
zens' headed 10y Mayor Charles q. Reed. Mayor Reed
received the bulk of the Democratic aud about hhr the
Republican vote aud elected by ,307 mnlority re-
$50 votes to iJ3 for lIdroth The city voted
Ia grant liquor licenses by i,SlS yeas To 2Ov) noes
Two women, Dr. Rchccca Barnard and the frv Dr
Mnrrnan we're elected 10 the school Board Both the
Common Council aud School Board have Republican ma
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who sailed for Bremen on the
steamer Fulda yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs CASTOR
Chandon dc Briales, General James H. watmongh, Mrs
James II. watmough, Captain Charles steelhaninor
u. Il. Al Mr.. and Mrs Emil Thouret. Mr. and Mrs
william HALEY. Miss " w. awley, j. Thomas. Walter
q. Hunting W. Gardner. Eberhard To.l H. ". Brkett.
John Thompson, i. Butler. jr., Ernst Bocringer Il.
Wader, A. Kcnann. Emilio rohiffner, Charles J. II.
Vagt
The st. German took among others for Havre 0ustaye
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
COURT or APPEALS.
AIBANY, Dee. 1O.-ln the Court Of Appeals

TO-DAY the following cascs were argued:
No 320-Iiinnlh Lazaor appellant agt Martha Ann sly
10 ~ ifrod ana others respondents act Lewis
No -ilcn,y Van colder and another. appellants. AIT
James A. Prentice. rcsp,nicnt- ..
M 1875 samuel A. AMI. respondent agt Wiham LocE'
wool and pibors. appelapis ,-,..., -.
No3ss-Narv nm Dlnhnm. respondent sgt. Deborah II
Parsley and othors apl cilants
The following is the day calendar FOR Dec. II:
Noa 40 500 $40. 800. 35l. 3ls. 1923, ga
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
TIE HorEL ekpNsWIoK EAIR

The fair at the Hotel Brunswick closed sue
cessiully last evening, ana resulted In handsome sum
toward the building for the Home for Destitute Biind.
In the evening the articles unsOd suctioned on
amid much merriment, some OF them bringing Iauloss
priccs as some wclkuown members OF society Wnuiu
"un' each other in the bidding. william jay led ~
the evening In the cane contest, Perry Belmont ana
Harry Berry man being close behind
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
LEAVING TIE ELECTRIC CONFERENCE.
A meeting WAS held Tuesday evening at th'

house OF T. n. Dickerson, No. "a East Ihirtytourts
OF the gentlemen who interested In the adoption o
electricity as "a motor railroads. To "a TRiB,S 70
porter RW Iawksworh counsel for the Dart EiectIlc
Light Company, said: " The proposed agreement & e',
bracing the plan OF arbitration was presented ior
ton aud behalf Of the Daft Company my prothel
aud compelled TO refuse TO adopt H. ana THEREFOR.
Withdrew from the conference The DAT Company 10
willing H. cooperate provided ITS valuable Interests al,
in advance definitely aud fully protected but deems
I'M wise 10 60 IL blnd.'"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

y,icc.t agaipst J. H. Mapleson In her suit to recover
ST s4 alleged be due her salary hS sson case mrSt
nnt n, nm appcaranoe and submit to an examination ~
the hands Of Frederick r. Coudert the singers
Sa,han Morris who keeps the New-York Museum "a.
No 2IJ Bowcry was recently fined so on the colpan'
Of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Chun
Tor having i'm his place two girls under fourteen years
old The Society sought have the mans license taNen
awny Justice Van Brunt yesterday, In the supteme
Court denied the application the ground that th oN
dencr ala moi Justify this course. which would compel
Morris TO cease his business aud not resume II.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsnINGTON Dee. 10.-1'hc proceedings OF
the United States Supreme Court to-day were asio
lows:
40 l2G-Vrginia II. Matthews. appellant, AIT CAch IL
Adam nndo OF Argument concluded
Nus l27 and i,S-rbc consolidated ~d:ev Valve compfny
app at the CIosby steam Guagc ana valve Company
Argument begun
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

The oearanees ut other places were w IN
res. ,.,,o, n, ~. ccnts
Refined oil was quiet aud unchanged ~ 80 o'"'S
gallon. ,,,
BRADFoRp, Penn, Dec l0-Crude oil-Natlonai IRAN
.it ana Tidowater runs Tuesday, Oa,7oo bDsi ,o'a
shipmcns 80 l34 bblsi chattcrs. 3oo42 bpis'i e'oA
ancea A,8fOOOO bbs National Transit ccrtlnes,ss g
opened at Is and closed vt 7l's highest price, 73t
lowest price, 7lh
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. lO-P. NJ.

u
The directors OF the Western Union Telegraph Con-
many to-day declared dividend for the quarter to end
December 81 OF l2 per cent dnsead as heretofore ~
per cent per quarter, payable January 10, 1880 The
transfer books will close December 90 The usual quar-
tery statements furnished The corrected statement
for the quarter ended september 80 shows that the net
results of that quarter Overestmaed $244460 by
the abatement made September 10 that the surplus
for the quarter after the payment Of y per cent
dividend was only 81 1872 instead Of $246,l90 the
amount of surplus estimated by the statement OF Sep
tember TO- The estimated and actual results for the
quarter are shown il the following comparison:
orarer e,ded sent Eslimate OF Sept report
~ 20 IsS4 10 1884 Dec. 10. 1884
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

the purpose Of beating Cleveland u we can't get Bay
ard Cleveland Ia strongest candidate -,
arose to co. saying that hoped he was misaken snu
Mr.. German said "Al right hone so too Ion prng
me word that there IL any chance Of getting Jersey aud
I'll get mp aud to work. sick or we'll" .
Now. these the simple facts. and, as irienh Oh
Bayard's I did not regnrd them as evidence Of any
treachery 0orman's part. though others may nave
done so.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

EEwIoRK. Dec ~.
The price of oil fell about cents barrel
today for no other reason, apparently than the long
uncertainty as to the production In the Thorn Creek
district Dispatches from the field were to the effect
that there were no changes in the prospects OF the
Mcbride WELL which still drilling, that the Kennedy
well showed more oil with the water the deeper II was
snk and that the Boyd we which struck oil an hour
before noon had increased It's production rom 81 10
,Gs barrel, An hour. The apparent balance OF
,be news was In favor Of lower prices ana
the operators who control the market followed
the "blaze" The outside public still waited
for definite news from the wells which IN some way nave
been made 10 assume important part III the cu,tent
sne"nIatop The primary question OF supply ana de-
raand has ost sight OF IN the epnehe" ,h'eIet W
the flow OF "a few wells The prQdurtoh oi tne uistu' t
in which these wells situated SIM dechhes ste'uy
The first prices to-day were tue hlghest au tnp ssI
nr,cea the owest but the decline was most raplu lo
ward the close Of business The market was AT no time
active. A.. ,o.., aoaIing. vere as
follows: n, -
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11
CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER II. 1884

COl'Rr OF OYEH AND lEkNINEE-OfENS y 4 "
before Judge rartcti sst Dist Atty PARIS.
pohort McKay itcasey ias' rictonsoa
3 jjIn u ClftO,i. iog IS.
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tOt'Rr ESP uENreAi st'siOSs OrENs ~ A. II.
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Che Contention Mining Company has declared dist
dend Of 20 cents a SHARE.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

sALEsAF THs SEwF FORg myIVs EEGHlyoa
NEY-lOgA. Dec. 10. 1884,