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New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

CuICAGO Nov 26.-The grain market opened
without much feature this morning, January wheat
going at 7I6s67I3 cents The receipts were $50 cars;
but on the other hand the cables were strong, so strong
I'm fact that the "bulls" complaining that the
market did feel the effect OF them The sensa-
tional feature the floor the salness of the re-
ceipts of hogs There only 10000 head ill., AT the
close of last week 1t predicted that this weeks re-
ceipts would be 100000 head. They will not
at the present rate, amount to 10000 head
Totlay's receipts $50 of wheat 365 OF corn
and - of oats. OF corn % cars graded Inc trading
in the wheat pit spritless. No outside orders were
pressing for execution Most Of the scapors were try
Ing to SELL and the market dropped Il OF cent Corn was
attracting considerable attention owing to the exception
ally high receipts. The crowd was buish and the
price was marked up from SO cents for year to36 cents
Provisions are the up grade The fact that TO-
morrow is a holiday has "a tendency to Increase the
local trading many traders wanted 10 even up their
deals in order enjoy Thank sgiving dinner free from
business Hutch bought about l.oOOOoO
pounds Of short ribs this morning at a shade under
cents The price of short ribs remained steady at an adj
vance of cents At 230 p the market closed at the
following quotations January wheat flos cents, year
corn 36s cents January 3i7s cents. May oats 2os
cents, January pork FL O2l2, January Iird 20 SZi2
December wheat closed at 1873 cents, ana NeNemDer
Coru AT
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
PLYING THE FOLLY or HASTE.

A young man dressed in n black suit and
wearing dark derby hat rushed into the uptown sta
tion of the Third Elevated Raroad at Houston
st. at u. M yesterday. lie put down his money.
grabbed ticket and made dash for train. which was
standing ut the station Just rs he passed the ticket
box the gates were shut and the starting signal was given
The young man rushed In spite Of the closed gacslnd
tndc grab for the the platform ot the hr-t
car The brakeman did his best 10 make the passenger
LET go and get back the PLATFORM hut his efforts were
uunyniini aud the slowly passed The safety guard
m the end uf the platform with the man chngng dc~"r'
ncly o gate lie saw his danger then bu II was 700
luc and m the speed of the train increased hc lost Ms
bulruec and with Wild cry fell 10 the sidewalk \
gccr0wd quickly gathered ana policeman summoned
nm ambulance and the injured man taken 10 bellevue
Hospital lie sustained fracture Of the skull ana wnS
u an uncnnscnii, condition at Late hour last might Ills
name was not known The station agent said that the
man seemed sOhc when he entered the station, but ap
nrArcd To be In grrnl hurry
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
CIOsIyG PRICES OF BOST0y STOCKS
BosroN Nov, 90, 1884.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2G-P. NJ.

NJ
The record OF to-days stock speculation SHOWS o'''
,rausocttons of 3sl 293 shares against -os'oi' S'
yesterday with results that mark materiai ""''"o''
for nearly all the active and representative stoonS
n l. a fact that no one will dispute that tue ouS'"'
dav was more than ever contracted wltIhh " h'.io"
Gle Two dozcn-more or less-of brokers WIN o'"oi'
divided the whole days work with the s''iPl"5 "
~ the room. And the market, as 1t was III 'u'' ""
manipulation from the sainc N
source-was moved in opposition 10 every
tnown legitimate reason There were II" ST.
messing for sale, and there never was pressure W.,
every one had made up their mind that omIur' a9s [
advance the prices to enable them to nhlo'" | -
FOR ltanine stocks indicate very small snort
the market but that fact makes the suatioh '' wv
dangerous Attention to-day was paid 10 'ho s
detail; inactive stocks conspicuous ior 'o,' ~"
vances AS we're those which make up the puiA Vi ''o
daily saes and the railroad bond market vas 'aA "
NJ with the same scrupulous care "a were the s' "
- Parl Northwestern Lake Shore or New-i orh 'ei'''
,ruion Pacific and Western Union are conspicuous o
their exceptional want of gains. The Market ho"e'o''
Generally closed nearly up to the best figures
Government bonds were dull and barely stea"y WIN
the bds Ia per cent higher for the a. and g per cent
lower for the 4ss Annexed are the closing quo'oh'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
TIVE STOCK NARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Nov. 2G cae Receipts to 70, nstt n to,a,
head consgned throlyh 10! cas marAet actse anu nr9
GOOD to steers - 2JGso 20 StocAers anu feeies
81 5OQSBJj ,..-., 49,, =. - 49,. A..
prn he,d. L,r week $4,000 hctE coIsiCncl
thno,g6 20 ears markes du and weak; Medium 10 uoot.
81 S5 as, OD Canada Lambs. ~ % ~ 40.
To- az total for thus far.
2i OIp head for time las, week. 5000 neal con.
market and al cher. GOOD to
6oce Workers u 4Oa "A 55 Butchers Grades - 80 IA tv
t,,c,ao Nov .6.-Tns Drop.rS Jotrru rep,rfs Hsgs-
Receipts nea sniDments 400J asat Mares higher
Ronah Packing "A 4Si 0O Packug ShlppaS ~ ~
d :. o0 Light si 0j9si i5' SnD& - o0ast 90
C1ts-RecelptS $500 heAt Slo nsats 1900 hebE mar.
ket active and steady Export Grades - 2,@to ~
Good to Choice shppiNr S. J0as5l5 Common " Aenu"'
81 25eSb 5us Grass rNxsns. S. OOVSS s5. .,..,
shsssRecep.s 5000 shipments l,9o ar %,ises 81 SO
81 50 Choice 10 Extra s3 60dsi 90 Lambs per ho~h -
81 IS: Texas Sheop 80 0OdS3 o. Am .n,ru,cnts
700; market dull Exports 81 - ESQ oT 1oos 81 ~
Grsss Nativsa - 900 sooo' 'fA''
"a o. .oo .s,..u.u,. 400. Common 70 Ne.
Choice " 20 as 30 isAmv@ ~ "
aSx '25 TexanA 81 706SS w
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
erporEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,vvppnot Soy 2C-Proyision.-B Bacon Cunberand ,us
aGs ~. Io.g Clear Midilss i4s yi short Cieir Mo
AS ID snort Ribs i2s 61, s1Dllsr. 31s od per cTs'
Incaf la. Oh for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess SIS
Pek-Prlme Ness 7ls 3D. Der obL Prime Mess Eas,s xi
80 Weaiern JBs Lari-Amorican. 3S5. OF: Prime Mr,
sHooders Jjs. Butter Bjs cst Tor ine.t Un!si
Cheese American Choice 5ls 6d Wheat-hoi sa
snris "a t - 81 cd. Rel Winter 6s id nOs iL poF Ssn
al No q spring, ia 7d New Western Winter - aa; %
Utxcd WcsterI 81 Gid; California NO. !. Ia udu sui
California 30 p Gs 6l aGs. Sd per GENITAL Corn-Min,.
Old Sc aL: New. IS 32tper cent q. Prodnee
ofTnrnentins 2Is Cd; do London. 2ts Oh per ~,
Renned Petroleum. M per gallon Glover seed
mon ss Sd: Pale Od. 6l0s ID Lnscei Oh 2os 'A V''
...,. ..., ,,ro. ,ava were a.. .OOC
reniaa including 56 900 American. Receipts of Ame's''
earn A CeutalA
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAY ERANlLsCl Nov. 20 lSsi.
GRATN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.
NEW YORK. Nov. 90.


Little business was done at the Produce Ex-
change to-day. Fluctuations were narrow ana the
downward tendency with which prices closed yesterday
was continued. There was no decided change In tho
prices ruling In the foreign markets but the tone OF
traders s the reverse encouraging. Export business
continues languish and receipts st are large with
only spasmodc declines Wheat ended with losses OF ~
for the first three nearest options, December closing
at H. January at 1873 and February ~ 50 cents May
ended l. lower at 02 cents In corn lhe losses ranged
from a To l cent. Final prices were loh for November,
A. y for December. i6 for January and February. and
1868 cents for May options. oats were an exception IN
closing II l. cent higher a 32i for November ana De-
cember and 325s cents for January.
The receipts grain at the four principal Atlantic ports
were rs follows Wheat. 3O2 ISL bushels corn, l9i,29l
bushels oats 6l644 bushels; total grain 56l7l6 bush
els flour. 3j,9ls barrels. At Chicago milwaukee ana
ST Louis the arrivals were: Wheat 2S3,6lS bushels
corn 4OS or bushels oats 80 $50 total grain, 79l,
$50 bushels; -four, 10, 7}6 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
HUNDREDS FED BY MR.. KIMBAlL.

PROVISIONS DEALT OUT FROM THE CITY HALL
Observation-Disclosures OF TIE DAY. .
The little basement door on the east side Oh
the City Hall was besieged by patent crown iio",
o'clock until 3 yesterday afternoon oniihc INC pun
cians who thronced the corridors above ihcy "u no
hunger and thirst for tie spos of ocr out thcy were
worthy poor people after the neccssares OF hie' anu "'
, tho noliticiaus few of them away disappointed
From the large machine room IN the basement the Kew
Mr. Kimba distributed bags of flour, meal ana hohiny'
barrels of apples turnips ana .po'aoes' puhuio'o " ~
fish paekages o. tea and pieces of cheese which ad pee
contributed by charitable merchants of the city
Finely dressed women and comfortably ciad me"
hurried by and glanced piyngly at the outpours Oh INC
oums as they hudled the little door waiting lor
thcir turn Most OF them were old women with adeu
shawls wrapped about their heads Tut there were ,
Young girls and some old men WITH pcht lorins anu
tattered rancnt Some had baskets some h''ie paper
haas many carried Of their Thanksgiving dinner Ill 'he'
shawls while two coored women brought pillow cases
small measure OF potatoes, three or four tnrpS' tieo
mr. for anpes bag of meal flour and piece OF cod
csh was the portion of each There was sharp Jea
ousv displayed times and Mrs Mulany wouu eye 'o
piece of Goldfish that had lust cen given to Mrs Murphy
closely to see that she did not get more than her share
GOD bless ye SORT! exclaimed an ancient dame Ter
venty rs she was about leave graspins the mission
ary's hand One old showed back the proierrc"
bae Of oour remarking I'm tired OF oatmeal I'll take
few more apples IN the place of ii for the ol1 man PIE
tomorrow" Her request was not coniId Win a s.o
denarted rrumbing All were required to show their
tickets or to produce letter from their lanuords cry
missionaries from policemen showing INV @ ,,cS u I
served the charity Despite this precaution. one Olu
woman got In who improved her opportunity 10 SIP hI
Goldfish under her apron ana disappear peofe hor "o'
was discovered. II 1T. ,oooa
Mr. Kimball's good work gladdencd all thclr iaces;
however ana the string OF applicants departed WIN i
baskets shawls and aprons whe tlc aroma vi
for distance up the Bowciy III ~
,ver ooo nornds of fpod were given To 30 persons
" at the close time To get what she so iauN nceueu
was noorv clad woman o middle axe whose eyes "cre
,nnatrnlv br bt and her face pale and bageard she
carried a baby a few months old in her arms inc
cnnse She had been elected from her room in rear ene
mcnt in RooScyctst.; hut Park poll oman yo lched or
the truth Of her story that she was actually I'D want o
food NOT having eaten anything for ttysiX hours ana
was deserving the charity. She went ,WN invoAihg
hessncs on tho heads OF Mr.. kmhail aud GushNe tue
tn sofl hearted lrus-ian who Is his r. ght-ha man
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHIXGToN, Nov. 26.-Thc proceedings OF
the United States Supreme Court to-day were as
lows:
No IOo-Mara w. Nation. appellant. agt John = NC,
Grind Argument begun e court ccncd 10 hear Ir"c'
argument al present. OH, n ross
No l0i-Cnacs B. Blsseil appellant, agt simon H. ''
and others Passed. .,o,,
illian Scott and others, executors,
AT ! Imes y. BuTDes. Passed. - .t..,. ~
No iDThe Provdent savings Life Insurance Society OF
NJ vary ulaintin IN error Daniel ". Lord AfgnrL
No iO-Wiiam Brilton and others, plaintiffs III eri"r'
agt John Russell Thornton. AfgIei .- .
% Charles Schneider and Others laiDn in erioi
agt Hiram barney late collector. Submitted. ,,.,,
Eo Ii0-Cn.sier Arthur. late collector, etc Pialhuu
in srrof All. Julia Morgan submitted.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
IRELAND TO BE AGITATED.

Professor j. +. Ryan presided last evening at
meeting of the Municipal Council of the Irish National
League in Union place. There was large attendance.
An address adopted appealing to all branches OF the
League throughout the United states TO unite III Feorgan-
ing their forces, and rcdceing their promise 10 the
recent delegates from ireland of continuing pccuniary
assistance enable the successful carrying out OF
the agitation in Ireland
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
MR.. FOX W1NTS 10 BE TRIED.

nc COIllstI TOT I'I'THIW N. TOA, WI" W'H TIT
dcted as one those who aided IN the Sullivan
field askcd Recorder Snyth yesterday for
an order directing that they bc furnished with copy OF
the Indictment against their client. The District At
tornry's chief clerk had refused 10 show the Indictment
because il contained the Of persons not arrested
The recorder ordered that copy of the indicnent
omttng the of persons not arrested he given to
the counsel Mr. Fox says that he wishes an early trial
Of the case against him.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
RrOOL I'm.
THE poYs READY FOR A FRoIIC


Nearly sixty organizations obtained permissio TO pa-
iade to-day from superintendent Waling The utmost
ingenuity has been exercised the matter of names of
the organizations "The Original Hounds" seems TO he
the fayoFite name. One club OF Original Hounds will
start from Canal and Desbrosses sts march TO South
Ferry, where they will take boat for Staten Island
small pack OF Young Hounds will take a run from No
22i West sixtccnth-St. to the Wechawkcn Ferry
Among thc various other organizations that will turn
out in due and ancient form for the Thanksgiving Day
parade will bc the Drawback Rangers the Independent
jockey Club, the Wakerville Volunteers, Boys of Mel
rose Gcntlcmcns Sons of the sixth Ward Violet Guards
Acme Light Guards, Young Sports. Young Stars, Fly
away Guards, Mount Eagle Volunteers. salvation Army,
Mossback Rangers the Hickory Club. the Resolute
Masketoers and the Daisoria Light Guards
AT the Produce and Cotton Exchanges yesterday
things we're rather dull as became the day before
Thanks giving Some OF the members OF the Cotton EX-
change and large number Of the members OF the Pro-
duce Exchange went early in the day and subse
9ucnty departed TO country homestcads 10 spend
1hanksgiying
The Custom House will be closed today excepting be-
tween and o'clock i'll the morning for the clearance Of
vessels.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE COURIS.
COERT OLE APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 26.-In the Court OF Appeals
to-day the following were argued:
No sj2-Thc People appellants, agt David Augsburg re-
spOndent. - .-, Ava
No 34 respondent. agt the second Ave-
Railroad Company, appellant, ,-, n
No S2G-Jamcs Ferguson appellant agt Frederick b.
IIuJbe. respondent. - ,,,,s
No sI2-Tie People rel Alfred Lawrence agt Elias
Mann aud another. submitted.
The following is the day calendar for December l:
Nos 300 1868 332 34O S27. 2g7. 3Gi, 2G6.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
An OLD MN HELD FOR HOMICIDE

Daniel Shed, who, it is alleged, stabbed Mrs.
Margaret Miller IN the tenement house No. %
Marion-st., on Tuesday, was igned yesterday
at the 1ombs Police Court. His conversation and
manner while ia the prison house indicated that
he was of unsound mental condition and when
the usual interrOgatories put to him by .Ius-
tice White and he was informed Of his rights
under the law, lie answered in incoherent and
rambling language. attaching blame 10 the hus-
hail
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
VISIT OF A vEYERAB BILE PRIEST.

The Rev. DR.. L. Dounes age eighty, parish
priest OF Kilmaock the Diocese OF Limerick Ireland
isnow in this city, having here. Notwithstanding
his advanced age for the purpose of collecting money
with which TO erect O new edfce In his parish. The
venerable clergyman Is old friend of Cardinal
McClOskey whose guest he s Dr. D0unes s accompanied
BY one Of his curates and Sunday both clergymen
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE ANNUAL RUSH TO NEW-ENGLAND.

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Thousands of people left the city yesterday
and last night bound for New England and turkey. The
scenes about the Grand Central Depot lively enough
10 induce the management of the NewYork, NewHaven
and Hartford Railroad make up special trains, and d.
vide the everyday expresses into sections that
engine would not have much TO do II plain TO
every that most OF the travellers northward and
ward men. They rushing to and fro, buying
tickets doing other necessary and things
sor the occasion. The crowd was flisd with amaze-
nent at time TO lank Down Easter trudgi ng
s'ong to the train with paper bag under each arm from
e mouths Of which the black legs aud toes Of turkeys
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEG RAPH


LIVERPOOL Nov 26.-l2:3o D. m-cottol hrm Middlns
Uplands 59it.. do. Mdiling Orleans D lj.lGd, sales
l2OU bales including 1000 balgs spec HAT ion ani ex
port receipts ~ 900 bales, nclJdnS 1jOb bales Aneii
can quiet Upiands Low Mtdng clause. December
and january delivery jCCid also i@Oid, do January
and February delivery. 536id also 5l6td. do Febru
ary and March delivery 57-id also J5Oid DO March
and April delivery J64d; Also jsid do Apri and May
delivery 65.0Id also 026 i'd do May and June delivery.
Tenders todays clearing 200 bales
n mtotton-The OF day included 1900 bales
yemper delivery lsGid buyers do November and Deccm
her delivery d. December aud January de
livery 4SGid buyers January and February delivery
JyId sellers February aud March delivery 5,54d.
sellers; March and Apn delivery o Otd: sellers do
April and NAV delivery 6lsd buyers; do May and June
delivery lJld buyers do June and July delivery oo4d
BUYERS , - ,.,,,.- .,....
December January delivery i36t alsD 4st4d do
January delivery, 52-jfl also 5l6tds
do February delivery jJ6.d also "a CID
Futures closed straiy. Ipants Low Mid
ding clause November delivery. 496fd value; 90 NO.
br and January delivery 496id bnvers do January and
February delivery j2Ot seers do February amt Marcn
delivery 55Gid. value; DO. March AMI Aprii devery
5gi sellers: April and May delivery 1-6id yaile;
do. and June delivery ibid scris; do June ana
July delivery. J-6ld. buycfR
GALVESTON Nov. 26. Cotton seat ty Mttinc. lO; Law
Mdd ug 1916; Good Ortinary ga net receipts 2s92
gross 1858 bales Exports Coaswse "Aos ba es sales
savlxX.B Nov .G-CottOn firm MitilinG 1915; Low
Mlddng 90, Good Ordinary 9 net and gfoss receipts,
5Sl nacs Exports the Continent lsO bales Coawisc
457 safes 800 bales stock l36.6oj Oa.o, ,o,
NEwORLKANs, Nov. 2G-cUtiOn nrmi Mtitns, iO,e
Low Middng To- Good Ornary 9'-; nee receipts i.3zs
bales to France sl5 bales Coaswse, i01 bales sses
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK. Wednesday, Nov. 90. 1884,
The following sales were held at tho Exchanes
Salesro0m to-day.
By wi,iap, EcnnciiN
'cty ssSs s r:SS 'GD Th d s So jc.Sn 81 s
a2.Yy ss b, Sgss "A ,so VIZ 1T + rear OF noD aw
JERSEY cry PROPERTY.
M A. H. Haii,r 4 S,D.
as. g SpaSs .G p, lo 81 ssinns 400
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Rrw.iouN cry.
gdavc, . q bo6 sof 6sth.st soxioo, rhnca' sedncr
and sc0 40 iqcs + :, l,olT'e" a,sys "a wn.ow $4,000
and vile 10 rIos ksly'..., .,.....y,,". $4,000
''' sell IA ana another 10 I, Nor,on .,,,lg., nooo
oo,ss ne 10, Ito Of sdasG s5sio0ii c u anlir a.oo
,ou.I 10 % =" %g'sii"ot loGs;c iSsp,O 'asc ner
e. " iudan ana we !, ! .om 'sn ',,'' s7oo
and VIE to j. j oien ~ - ''''.', 10000
hno. aud another 10 Louis ganc cle ',,',.,. 500
saian stewart IoJ fies ari lr.'.,',.'' 1900
oaaese 81 Al 10 II rGTay' -, -. 2ayso
,sS S%9 %' 40 a n's aa,s.9 Ass& 5so jas shp@an 'O"
TS%ss,. amy sS 20 'is iHS Of nrycy ave
REGULAR Isabel Perry "ad 'not or 10 a. ne' aa,:
spnnsst No %; charlotte nntcr and anohert to ., ~,
Madi 'on.ays % ss 10. Of 2istst idx5si ii Nor "a ooo
''',s' Sarah onel toJ B Com Ell 5000
and wife to " II Appleton $4,000
Weto chss PlnndeSe and anoih 22.75o
Farmers oan ard trust Co. trustee to Adel. ,e oo
sotSst n = 2oi'5 c Of shave, lG.iox0so Aide .
7s,s nses end s0 s0oIasr = d Lave iX Syg Caroline 0o00
Rubber and another to Vim Rrooer and another 1850
Ma.s@asf cisiss ss ln: 9ptSy 5000
and wife to Horace Dohefiy ...... -. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
TIE SAVINGS OF A LIFETIME STOLEN

A small grocery store at No. $50 Eleventh
ST.. Jersey CITY, kept by Mrs. Mary Mccarthy. widow,
was entered by thieves yesterday. They broke open
bureau drawer aud carried OH $40 which the widow had
drawn from the bank To buy house. The money rep
resented the savings OF & lifetime.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

ccarancc s9o0Oo bbs National Transit ccrtincs1ss: g:
opened at 72as and closed ut 73; hignest price, TT
lowest price, 7i7ss Marlet quiet but frIner
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
MINES AND MINING.

SALESA The NEW.YORK MIyIyG EXCHANGE.
NEw-YoRK, Nov 2G, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

..,...,., ,,o ,vo. making sure OF his dinner. Tho
others rsked finding theirs ut home. III "aS /" '' ~
tbrong aud much there was worth stn'yins J" :. w
man eaped ngainst railing and philosophical ana NOR
nzcd upou the good AMI III Of life said he' i" '""V
vouug man Won sec the health and vigor of you'h s
lights up his face and his eyes beams with "ncp"''
measures wcldrcsscd, wellicd, he Is e""s "o',,, NUM-
In years gone hy he lcf the family ne, 70 ~ h ,bn mad
the busv world elsewhere and climb OF iall III vi. ," ~
rish of tstcnce hnd his place 81 bottom VI .halvs
the human that the sieve OF time u e,v @ or"wnI
s appearance tells aud now ner years sp'nr unrc "" ~
from tie land of his hrh he Is going n,nn oco and the
old folks at home around rns orc and ," the ' sni.
i MN of ha rine knot which yica within WIN the
u,illwht without they all will ronch Rck NV 'anI
draw forth thc almost forgotten rasea ol lon@oia' @ rp @
nnn together over the vanished years, Whon hN0 WV
naeud has bccn called the cradle o, 'nH ra"y ay
hn cntlrst training of her Hons IA go wee, ,,
whpr Tor business They snap lho cory WV" id .nnn
HrenI lhny p,o nj homo in every hnd " ~ & "a p"' "ei
heart struggle 10 break away rom nu,"' NV ,ih ihon
,N,,ro,n, nj dhnnd II In hrCnuro thrN carry
rs"iW,Ion Io iUn,n nt aomc lu,nro day wlrh nnno n
with thrm to comfort thcm IN ndN1r.nNn Nn ~ Ne Arrr
years of adventure they unl ther WAY "en d memories
old hume around when ol"''or VI wv ''''
'nsi ide n ,hc sy yonns fellow stands man. the picture
o,cc conl ne sec tho canvas There u no ard
there year ago. maybe al Was "sI fr Nm now ali is
DARK aud ne away from the 'hoag W wife f stood at
that short year had male; h oH'YS MSccomc home;
uIl" child greeted him then with Its ilspny p'n "n
| lie; an aged mother siA'ien rh""' r,ho family
| Nm from her corner IN We ",i,,'' i'
room-ali all are gone now The % oin Id"civ IN
chair with its cushioned seat aud back st's M dnsty on
tho "orncr The silver-rmmed spcctaces iie & uusN 80 @
thc Vante niece the old clock has ceased TO ch ~ al
thc hnnrs. the wifc's voice is hushcd forever. nh
ns ' "n in a vision before him.-thcn Nanshcs, @ .''n
sonnet hing like gathers III MS eye :, aId home
dnvru and Give thanks Is he going 10 ic vit ~ nn,cs
| A. tho crowd moves toward inc Tram ,n lc nv I'D
With if and soon is whrling away with inc h"lP' w
the unhappy" s,, -, Tuesday evening" and
last night their pacity was taxed TO the & ,,,s a.
nannlc hound for Bosto. mainly, where thcli pa' %
rerde and lead all over New England some rev a 90
lies were among the crowds, Int ihe grT ~ - onlv
tho travellers we're going it individuality IL Is onf
n few DAYS respite and 1t won't do 10 ne 700 n
hindercd- ono said. We've got to come rSt pach, ~
| Itnnk my family along my wife wouldn't nave po'm
fl'ronrh hacking vet So shc will take turkey AT hohe'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

Elsewhere the clearanoes were Oh Wy, I,ooUVoV'
Bradford q 300 900 and Pittsburg, l,4s2oOo barrels
Refined oil was unchanged al ~ cents per g'loh'
BRADroRD Penn, Nov. 26.-Cr'ide oh-Naliohai
Transt and Tidewater runs Tuesday, 6O,ol2 bbis';
total shipmeuts. 737O7 bbls charters, 4o,l5l bbls;
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LoxDoS Nov 26.- l230-p. m.-UDited states Four Ter
1875 +; anla half Per Cent Bonds bs
Atlantic aud Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
tihcaes, 3l Erie II 81 do second Consois 81 % New6orK
Central 92 Illinois Central l20L Pennsylvania, 53 Read
ing. IL Mexican Ordinary Az Canadian Pacific 4o'4; ST.
Paul Common S07
) the account.