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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-15

Srrposr You LOOK
Some people have never seen and therefore 90 not
know OF ;he New, Handsome Good Fitting and Stylish
Clothing we have We Mention:
Fall OvERsACKs from IS to $50.
Heavy NEwMARKGTS and Sack OVER
COAT from $40 to 3.5.
Mems and Youths BUSINESS SUITS, from
$40 to 528.
Cass -Four Button Getaway SUITS, from
SIS to S23.
Black. Brown and Blue Diagonal and Cork
screw Prince Albert and Four But
ton GETAWAY SUITS. from
$40 to sl5.
Boys and Children's UITs, from $3.50 to SIS
Our stock of Neckwear Gloves and Under
wear is ull and complete. Frces the
lowest. Shir.s Msde to Order
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
oc15 e25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
JMFoRTEE OF FRENCH WINES CoGNAC, CHAM
Il PAGNEs AND COEDIAIs.
French Clarets. 81 II, 81 and a so per dozen.
American Native Wines Braadies and ChsnipaRnes.
,a9r 1Grot rSnia ana Che tour bottles for 81
Agents for frs.-eisss h3uses. Bordeanx. burgundy.
ChanI agnes and .0Snac ins &c tout sortes cass.
nEAIER IN ZEPHYR woRsTED. EMBROIDERY
and Stamping Flush and Velvet stampns sp eialty
patterns renewed ON reasonable :erms Instructions
ocl5-lm l2o5 street northwest
N{lss BIRCH HAS OPFNfD HER DREsSMAK.
Naing rooms a. 29 18th street northwest v b. she
are see i9 TO nsr s Van EIuI II hing he,
permission ocls-lw.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
3nstrnctiorI.
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For Young Ladies--City

For Young Ladles-City.
MRS. SALISBURY.
sCHOOLFOR GIRLS october I. 1885,
MISS BALLOW'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
vi schopi for Young Ladies aud Little Girls no. "a East
22d-at.. viii reopen on Wo'nesil, october lh.
NsISS MARY HARRIOTT NORRIS,
81 'a aoier % Ten vars S Of asc oc classes adults
a,,J,nnar rhoro9{i pepaTa3n t2f on
siahcucs Glasses History % An and tnyeIssi i'eIS
80, l,, ' .,'.,s M c Boarding pnpi, hunted ~
MISS JhTDON'S SCHOOL for Young Ladies'
~ and Tttlo Gri4 als Nadi'or.acc, above 5tths'.
Icop.us iui.,ay october =. Languages taught by tho
MILE. RIlEL AND MISS ANNIE BROWNS
NJ EnqaI French ~ ernln B,iriipy anl DAy 53bpJi
7Ta,TVp1' 5is N22}FfiIi, Ng22}FffiIi,SEE". ,-SSEEE 2SE~ York.
Jrsf brlow cnfrh r9rk fpl oppoht' Dr. lIh' Ch"r'hI
NsiSS Gibbons English aud French school
W S; 3,:pei i%' as r"c,Sy 81 as7 VI jtst
lgIss @. l.. KlERSrED5
E%GLsH prrScn, ,hSp GGgMAAN G5Gg,gGMYAAN DoAnDrSd AND
or Young c an caa g eg,a %p in,,sa %,
ror" "o' school S @s2l w.r r, aS F tr o" "NRP%Yok RPSl
nIJSS NORTH AND MSS BARNES SCHOOL
w for Youns Ladies' 1901 Madl.on aye wi' d ae9Prn c
ssg gn "a and o@ri fcr N fSeFa Tor S SiS students
r inc her r6cge preparatory course. viii bo admitted To
Mslo.lcy oil, ., without Infthcr ,xaminati0n
NIISSCKISIIOLM'S Boarding and Day School
vi for Girl, - East 6jh.tto NewYoIk. VIII reopen
Monday sept 10Th. Boys class separate Circulars on ap
phcatOn.
MRS WILLIAMES'
vi English aud French School. 20 West 39tlst, for
YOUNG IL DIES IIrrLEGIRIS, will reopen October
9 MRS. LfIAMS intends this TO limit the mum.
Der pupils and all the grades from Urinary
senior of school, with the influence of
Prvate classes ----------
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Cand East Fi:ty.thr..st.. New-York.
Circulars application and at rutnams. scribnors AMI
Loci suOOd's Book stores
NORMAL COLLEGE.
~ competitive examination for the position OF junior
teacher IN the Training Department: OF the Normal College
will be the college building SATURDAY, Oct0ber u
commencing al Q O'Clock a.
Jy order OF the Committee Normal College.
LAWRENCE u. X HERMAN Clerk
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE reopens
IL September ~. 80 West j5thst. Efficient corps OF
teachers Tor all departments. Boarding provided
:. u. BURCHAKD, ID. L. President
ST. JOHNS ., and ., W sea.,
October |, 1854
MRS THEODORE IRVING. MISS l. l. HOWE.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
ynstrnctlou
Miscellaneou,.


A YOUNG GERMAN LADY wants n fa,.
more scholars for graDner an c0nvcrsatlon ,e,m.
moderate u h. 80 Tribune pto.n once 2s Broadwsy'
A N ENGLISH CLERGYMAN and wife. well
exporent ed in tesclg would ate Few ,ovs he, 80.
the ages OF elgbt and ten u be tnn ,,,,
ana educate them with Their chldf.n The mber no,
toerre ~ ~ or 2 the 5n1f 0f the est ~, @ nV
Island and NJ tDtiOn bJa-d nnf v,shn S1S
per school year Address ENGLISH CLERGY NAN a.,
thugcbman Office, ~ Ia "a yctte place s. -''' ''''
4 -CIRCCLARS Of best schools free to mar
- eDts Wants Catholic school f,r typ loys 80 -
country Please gave pariicnqrs. MISS " y bDN1v, "
litlLst '' ~ ""' 70 hsst
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

DanGin9 Asa)cEie5.
-. ,,.......
4 Lien DODWORTH 4 sos
PRANK DODWORrHs
CLASSES FDK ~ yCISg,
40. Gsl 5rH AVESrB NIW.iOryt
cOMNENCE OCT 1N
tBRooKLYH--No 10, wt.ufyoruN sr,
cOhAESIE OCr :
fOH PARTICULARS HESD lJR CIRCULAR
A LEX MACGREGORS
- school fOt DANcfSe ne ifhlya
itr0pfns gAIi NDAT O.LIt
For private hni class slpsfrJcIJt .rfrflnlu.
E'ERNANDOS DANCING ACADEMY. l8l
East 5ith.-t Bank lnliiinr fl.t nov forning ls.
opening reception, Incs'iay OCT ~. send for cfcnlaE
Al IN. TRENORS ACADEMY OF DANCING
Nl Broadway ant 3l,l--'.
30 YEAR NOW OPEN send for CIRCULAR
u HARVARD REILLY'S Sc1oDl for dIncing
ara department 57s Fiitiaye oppDsre Winds6r
Hotel reOpenf Ihnfsily Oct q send fJr circIa.
~ GEORGE DODWORTH'S SCHOOL for
DANCING and POLITE TRAIN NG. u West 2lth.
sta'si-tnt 70 Mr. Ael Do'v)rtl ths Dl't yelr coll
menceS saturday, Octo Jef IL. send iDr c.-clllr
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Jnstruction.
For Bows AMI Younr Men-Csv.
CLASSICAL g. MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
MEssps. WILSON Il KELLOGG,

NOS. b3oJiJ FIFTH AVENUE.
pepa-ea for all COLLEGES scientific schools and Rusinoss
Teacng directed 10 t0rpg ghncss. and Ia cultivate
nADii 0f mini Numbers limit.
Cd ,lassrs small Pcfspan attention OF principals To- eacii
purii French German. ticnfhPfy ''ds4 Bnldn+ ~ *
rern sanitary condition. ight and cheerful Terms rlOO To-
sou ReOpentu sem -, tihaitt ,rP l. Cllchah Nv hhi
49, IifLEi ME-,
L. 4. BARNARD prcsidca Columbia college VIZ Warren.
prcsideut Iostru !. Brush. Director
She iie1 ,crutHr G'r. W o. ipfr1h D. -. lie to-
Of Il Thomas Church Herman knapp. IN. dcorFc J.
stcvcn.. VI p. ,ico.le ucIy N'r,rn E'l' thIu-- ~
EalbGeisr sn Jptn =. stewart. tt r. ~. oifo1. ISL
Jamcs Ihuins,i. lsl. J. -. Grndu I4q. MI sylvdnn'
Lcr. Robert T. Ev.uVff11. EsI. Nilfu luO1, ~ f., j.
b Wmte M T. T. chau5ors. Isg, 1hos Il. Ld'a. fsl
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
sChOoL or MINES.

Candidates for ahmissIo1 10 any an - Tie sS re- nlar
courses VIZ Mining Engineering Ctrii kngineerng An1iyt
iical and Applied Chemistry Geology MtiaHulgy AIchi
Will present nrb selves for examination on TUES
DAY sept. 30 AZ q. 30
candidates conditioned last viii be rcexami ell al
fllo iur
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Peopens WEDNESDAY, september ~ refer. 70 Tue &c.
mites Columbia College aud School OF Mines tOf
~. ~. ~ has Il ~ 4, '' IIL HENRY DHIsLLN
""' ne, ~ West tvthsr
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

XVILLIAM POE, of London. His slstor
w Gather having refur el from Australia ait"f t,,tV
years absence, insous to hear nom mn hiN ~
horn Horton. grove ltOI keftnts iaiA "h'
dom
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL or ATt~.

The Oe1smlnaiion Of candidate ior aamron viii bern on
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Eau Gr.lools.

UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.-The twenty
u sixth annual Of the School 6egfns october
next, and June !, 1850. ... ,-..
Of years the school sIequrel lo nc DEGREE
An allow ance than one yearis made 0i equva
lent studies elsewhere. ,..,,,,uu,rx,
The Lecture p0Om the main ioor o' UNiNtitSlll ~
pIrIIDTNG WASHINGTON SQUARE, and the Library
Hall on the second been thoroughly RENTED t
arge made 10 the collection OF repo anu
te1hOoks For circulars, address Professor l. r. hU
sell or professor D. r. JAQU - secretary o; the Facu
Mutuai Life Building. ~ Nassau-sL
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06

Chicago Dec. 5.-Flour was dali and
unchanged; good to choice winter
wheat -four. s.. s5GAOO; Michigan
winter wheat -four s3.2503.75; spring
wheat nouI $500 $3.50; Minnesota bakers
ss.0)G3. rs; patents Sl.OO04.5O; low grades
Sl.7 0e Sd; rye Aour duh at Ss.OOGJ.1O in
barrels. S2.sJ in sacks; buckwheat s. 25 per
100 pounds in sacks; Southe n Illinois and Mis-
souri, winter wheat aOur S5.25 95.T5; common
choice Minnesota $3.50 GiJ0 Wheat.
dull and slightly lower; foreign advices were
firm, but re ccipts here continue free: the mar
ket opened at yesterdays closing, weakened
&c, rallied. huctuated and closed &c under
yesterday; sales ranged: December, 73l13kc.
closed al 73sc; January T3S 9T3Sc, closed
at 7Shc: February. 74974hc, closed at 74h c /;
March, 3 @s. over February; May sO40sO4c
closed ~ SOHc; No , Chicago spring 72X q
7s1sc, closed at 7S.se; No. Chicago spring So
16Oc according TO location; No. ? red 40
7lAc; No. red GOG6sc. Corn. there was
a speculative business in year delivery; other
futures quiet; receipts were small with rapid
fluctuations in year delivery owing TO shorts COW
ering; cash 2G37asc, closed at 37G37 sc;
December and year 81 = 6b3sssc, closed at 80 &c;
January 34S@35hc, closed at 355s February
34ss @34Ee, closed az 34Ac; April s4A93s1sc,
closed at 34xc; May 37S G37ssc, closed at 81
=
lures heavy and G9Hc lower; May steady;
cash 2ilsc; December and year, 24zG23&c,
closed At 24Ac; January 24A6245c, closed
at 24Sc; February 24ss@25e: May ga d2ssc
Rye was steady NJ 81 &C. Barley was duh at
54056c. Flax seed was drmer al Sl.3lk. Pork,
was in fair demand but settled irregular; opened
50l0c lower, rallied IOc, declined 5lIOc and
closed steady; cash S1l .50Gll.75; January
ll.37H Oil. So closed at Sli.sOes1l.42x I:
February S1l.50Gli .62h, closed al Sll So 4 O.
II SIS; May, limited sales az Sii.959l2 90. Lard
weak but unsettled and 5G1Oc lower, snd closed
steady; cash S.. S006.ss5s; December Ss.65
G6.7O. closed at 500: January S6.7596. so,
closed at $6.77h06.S so; February S6.s5GG. So
closed al SG.sTH. Bulk meats In fair demand /;
shoulders, S4.750s. SO; short ribs S5.65G5 IS !;
short clear So .2016. 25. Butter, on the produce
exchange butter was quiet and unchanged I;
choice TO fancy creamery 25G26e; good to choice
creamery 2lG24c; good 70 choice dairy l60igc
Eggs were steady and unchanged at s3a2shc.
Whisky was steady and unchanged tSl.Ia
Receipts, 1000 barrels OF -four; 2li 900 bush
els OF wheat 10000 bushels OF corn: $4,000
bushels OF oats; 6,O00 bushels OF rye I;
$4,000 bushels Of barley. Shipments, 1000
barrels of four; 5000 bushels OF wheat ;
i52, coo bushels OF corn; g.. 900 bushels Of
oats: 1900 bushels Of rye; $4,000 bushels OF
barley.
ESQ, D. N. On the afternoon board-wheAt
was lower and declined &C for; December,
January and May; declined &C for February.
Corn was lower; declined = for year. and 4 c
for January. February and May. Oats were
easier; declined &c for December and &c for
January and May. January pork declined 2kc.
Lard was lower and declined eye for Decem.
Der, January, February and March.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06
Not Thros "a W-aLaess.
rArrnnsas -I,rnrnln-1


Col. Thomas Gadiayer, prominent before
the country as an able supporter of the pro-
hibition ticket, has been for years dyspep-
tic. The hard work Of the campaign and his
forced irregularity of eating aggravated the
disease TO such an extent that his friends Sc
riously feared that his health had been hope
lessly broken. Several days ago physician
in whom the colonel had great faith was
called.
Colonel" said he, dyspepsia is an ex-
tremely difficult disease TO handle, aud even
If done so successfully the progress of the
cure is almost imperceptibly SLOW II mainly
depends upon diet. Little help can be eK
pected from medicine. Follow nv advice,
now, and assure you that much benefit will
be the result. Grt Won quart OF first rate
apple brandy and take tablespoonful i'm
mediately after each meal. THIS is an old
remedy, and one that when correctly follow
cd has never failed"
.But, nv dear doctor, am a temperance
man. have scOrned the use Of alcohol as
a m edicine, believing that there are other
remedies just as potent"
San right. II you allow fanaticism 10
stand in the way Of your health have moth
ing more TO say. Take any medicine and
abuse it and IL becomes great eyii.r
Il gave never drank drop OF liquor in
my life, doctor"
mo matter. II viii not know how TO act.
The influence Of brandy is not a matter OF
education, colonel. A mau may be seventy
five years old, and may never have taken
drop, yet, let him get drunk aud he goes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06

greeal sG4 lbs for 81; Rio roast. 4as97 lbs
for 81; Java roast. Csc per ID. los for 81 Aochs
same Java
TEA-Gunpowder 5OG9Oc; japan from 25 70
zoe. ooiong 40 to 9Oc; Youzg dyson 50. 50. 9Oc
Eees-strictly fresh. s4G25e
FIsH-Saimun. 15dsUc per 70: white fish,
trout. pike ard bass. loo: pi, kerel eroppies. SC
per D. Markerrl l5c eac a.
MEATS Rcund steak IL u srloin steak i5c;
porter house, IS Gise; roasls. 10 al C; .orned.
701Oc: mutton roaS'r ISGI5c: chops I5c:
pork SGl2Lc; pork sausages. 121se; 0elognas
1919 veal f2xa1-c.
foUITRY AND GANE-Tur1eys i51i1c per 10;
chickens s5G sc; live fowl 6S1sOc per pair;
dressed chickens l4fti5c: Mid gees 75cQsSl
each; mahards soc, pair; black duck zoe, PAIR;
teal &c each.
OTERs-siandards. 45c; selects 5sc; New
Yor kcounts soc per can.
SHEufPs-GOc per quart.
SUGARs-Iiranuiated 1sli3H lbs. for Si.O0;
Standard A 13M0l4 lbs for Sl.00: extra c IA
G J. lbs Tor 800. yellow 10 Ibs 70. si.00.
FRUIrs-Apples, winter 80 80 500; fan 81
90 - 50.
YEsErABLEs-Beans. dry iOG12Hc quart;
horse radish lOc per 10: parsley SC bunch;
sanrkraut iOcquart; potatoes. 50a4Oc per bush;
cabbage. Sc each. bcets, 25GB5c per
hushel; turnips, 25ft sc per ousnei: carrots. IS
090c; squash. hubbard 75e per doz; pEmpki rs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06
COMMERCIAL
On Change.


ST. PAUL, Dec. G.-There was a large attend
ance on change yesterday but the market
was dull which was unchanged. Corr was
heavy; oats qniet; rye lower; barley, little en-
quiry; ground feed slow: baled hay shade
sitter; seeds nominal butter quiet: eggs
weaker. Following is the call
WHEAT-No1 hard. 69%c bid: January 7Ols
bid; Feb. 7lc bid; May 7sHc bid. SOC asked (;
No. 1 regular 90 bid; No. hard 63G55c 0i d
No. regular. 55t57c bid.
CoRs-No. 2 32c bid; New mixed 33c asked /.
oATs-No. 2 mixed, pc bid 2Se asked. Jan
uary "a asked; No. white % 1sc asked.
BARLEY-No. 2, 5295jc bid; December SEQ
55c bid: No. 3 extra. 45c bid; No. 3. zoe bid.
RYE-No. 42c bid.
GROUND FEED-Sl4.OO bid. SIS. 90 asked.
Corn MEAL-S15.5O asked; bolted S2l asked.
BRAS-sacked, 500 bid. S7.5O asked.
BALED HAY-S7. 90 bid. $3.50 asked.
TIMOTHY HAY-S9 90 bid, $3.50 asked.
DRESSED HoGs-S4.5O bid, a. 5O04.75 asked.
FLAX SEED-Sl.18 bid. ars
TIMOTHY SEED-Si.O0 bid; 81. 20 asked.
CLOVER SEED-S4 90 bid, S4.75 asked.
EGGs-2Oc bid, 22c asked.
DEMONSTRATING stock. 81sc bid s1SGiOc
asked; dairy ls662Oc; creamery s703Oc.
REPORTED SALES car new mixed corn &c /;
car corn meal SIS. so o. g; car bran $50
o. g.; car straight -four S3.75; cars 10. !
northern wheat 62c: 2 cars wild hay c. D. 25
hogs dressed 81 1000 pounds chicken &c /;
1000 pounds turkey Zoe; ? 90 turkeys Sc; 800
pounds chicken exc; 1880 pounds poultry 60
l0c. btf
I.ra-
The following comparauve table gives she
principal quotations al the call Change on De-
cember s. 1854. and to-day:
asa 1884
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06
Relieving Destitute Miners.

COLUMBUS, ohiO, Dec. "A dispatch from
New Straitsville says: The Miners Central
relief committee yesterday distributed among
the destitute over $4,000 cash, and about
81, 200 in merchandise. In addition, large
quantities OF goods have been received from
JACKSONVILLE, Buchtel, Carbon Hill aud otlier
places, and ordered distributed. About
q, 900 remains in the treasury at Jackson
vile. Reports from quarters which are fur
uishing relief are encouraging. There is great
deal OF suffering, and sudden cold weather
would increase this greatly. No material
change is reported as to the strike, except
tie Syndicate and Coal exchange say they
are increasing their force daily from outside
labor, aud tue output will soon reach the
maximum
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06
x.u YORK Prodnc-.

New YoRK. Dee. 5.-Flour. steady; receipts.
-. 900 barrels: exports 10 barrels: common
10 good extra. S2-6013-25; superdne state
and western. s.. 3012.s5: good 10 choice, -. 80
a5.OO: white wheat extra S4-75G5.00. extra
Ohio. g. TsdS. 90. Minnesota patent process
81. 1880: ST. Louis. s.. 1905. 90. Wheat
spot lots a shade lower: options heavy; receipts
$500 bushels: exports 10000 bushels; No
3 spring 81 Ne: ungraded red 6SGs5e; No.
red, &c; No. red siGs5e: No red. De-
oember sales 81. 900 bushels a. s0a 1sOsfc;
January sales, i.22s.o0o bushels ~ s2h Gs3c;
February sales. 1000 bushels 81 s4H4S5 &c,
closing At s4Se; March sales 10000 bushels
At s7i< Gs7xe closing at 81 sc: April sales i44,-
600 bushels at ssH Gss1e, closing At ssSe;
May sales $50 900, at siis G92Ae.elosed at 9l5Se.
June sales. 10000 bushels al s2G92SSe, closing
=: &c. Corn, spot lots fG2c higher; options
weak: receipts. 6s.OOO bushels; exports, 5000
bushels; ungraded zsa53c; No. 5 4s1sss5<c;
steamer, 49, aisle: No. 56E57c; low
mixed 52c: steamer white soc; No. white
&c; 2, December 5Z&53c, closing q; SIC;
January i75s Gssae- closing al s71e; February
as G4.Ac. March 49AEEHe, closing AZ
571Sc; May 46A E47&c. closing % z6xc
Oats were firm; receipts, AZ 600 bushels: ex-
porte. none; mixed western. 3s1S3e; white
western, 80 G3sc. Coffee. spot, fair. Rio steady
options 90 20 points lower; sales were reported
a. follow: $1,000 bags December, ~ SS iOf
20. January, ss.I5as .25; February, So a.
$40; March Ss.sOGs so; April ss.5Ots 90;
May =. 6OGs.65. Sugar, quiet and lower: fair
70 good refining quoted 1t 4Se; cubes 6i<c:
extra sass G; confectiOners' A &c: centrifugal
5Se; Louisiana ~ 94He; English Island slc;
standard 59-l6a5Sc; G, 4AI4Xe; white
extra G, 5k05Sc; cut loaf and crashed.
Ga E5zc. Molasses. unchanged. New Orleans IS
9fSc. according 10 quality. Rice, in steady de-
mand and market frm. Petroleum steady:
united 7shc; refined - 9sc; crude. 6SQ7c.
Taiiow was steady AZ DC. Rosin, was dull.
Tnrpentine was dull at Sl5iGSl2e. Eggs.
western, quiet and steady for best at
s7Gsse. Pork. was dull and dropping; new
mes quoted Al Sl2. 550l5.Oo. Beef. was quiet
and unchanged. Cut meats steady: long clear
middl,s $3.50. Lard was lower; western steam
spot quoted Al s. l097.l5; December. 500:
January Sill; February S7.i517.i6; March
S7.23G7.25. Batter. demand dull aud
market easier Atad30c- Cheese, demand
fair and market arm for choice. Other articles
unC hanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06
A New Irish Society.

New YORK, Dec. At. F. Mcehan, editor
OF the HiSh-Ame'iodA- informed a reporter for
the Nal AID Express that a society in
America to raise an annual fund to pay the
Irish nationalist members Of parliament viii
be formed.
''We have on hand already $3.50 as
general fund collected up TO November 20.
1884. This amount will 90 10 assist Parneli
and other Irish patriots in the agitation OF
constitutional liberty for Ireland. The idea
IS to get 500, 600 year. Our purpose is not
to have the soeietya political one In America.
Any liberty loving citizen can Join it who
desires, and upon payment Of So or SO per
annum.n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06
FINANCIAL
MORNING REPORT.

wv YORK. Dec. Sill a. m.--Stocks:
,pened irregular and declined h0h per cent.
but subsequently became strong and advanced
k@% per cent, with Lake Shore, Union Pacific,
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, Delaware, Lack
awanna g. Western and New York Central as
features. At present the market is weaker and
shows a reaction Of h@h per cent.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money at 1H62 per cent: Bar silver. S1.O7z
Imports of dry goods at the port of New York
for the week ended to-day were 81, O6s, OOO
Amount marketed 81, I4S,0OO.
Stocks-There was further decline in stocks
after II Of 1s@7s per cent, but at midday there
was slight rally. New Jersey Central was the
feature after o'clock this stock having ad-
vanced to Az. The bears were the largest
buyers Later in the day Chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul was conspicuous in the dealings, falling
off from SlA to 79A on heavy transactions
Nearly 10000 shares changed hands at from
79% to SoH. The market closed weak.