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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

There was no busncss done IN state bonds although
the blddlngs were fully up 10 late quotations hank
stocks neglected the quotation for Metropolitan
was 2Od2i.
The railroad bond market was suprcmely dull aud the
transactions generally call for no mention Erie second
rosus early scored " advance TO 57a but later sold
and closed nj 57h. New Jersey Central convertibles
were of "A nj 100, and adjustment sold ut lOi lOi ~
Canada Southern first 5s were ~ easier ~ gsis Metro
pOlitan Elevated fst 6s were lrn at lOy9a 1904
Nest ahurr first with small transactions show n loss
nj "a per cent at lOa. East Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia ronsol 90 opened up per cent 90 and de
rlinsd to lpis and the Incomes higher nj t2A
The reported sales Of Burlington ana Quincy dcbenufe
AZ nj 9ba show decline Of " per cent. knnsas Pa
rior consoIs were NJ per cent ~ 80 unlun Pacific
nrs,s we're easier at figaslas Northern Pacific
htata were steady Mt lo1td loJia anu Fort worth and
Denver hisia were Mp y ~ "a .
The snb Treasury to-day gained sg1o 800 on balance,
made ~ ht pntrpne, gain ~ flTnb1t irss n coin
has ~ fi Qua The days operations covered lie.
eeips, N byUyaTi pai ,pnts, fi,unn,pbi currency
,slanrp, Ai fUf,Tpii uuln balance, fiyIpun ,huh.
Mohpi was easier than ever fui ea leans ~ pet cent
tut the general rate aud v pet tun ut The exceptional
tate The nlenlps and sloslns tate We iei tnnt
The CLEARING House sV,niNnht to-day whs ~ til"ws
Exchanges, niul nnnl ,ifui haahera, fehyR,fne,
the un,ed h,aIes Treasury ~ Washington sohaI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
LIVE Stuck NIKRss

Cool 10 IrIuie steers sold l2al2L.c
the average was estimated at lie. - -
BEEvE5-Recepts yesterday and to-day were I57 rs Al
jersey City and ~ cars at DOths making 1851 head
head than Week ans s S ps Tsss
the corresponding time last
The markets have been SLOW the past week. notvhstsn
ing the moderate arrvas and Prices weak and
ton lower on "Wednesday without clearance Of the
the day. late had 20 Ss closed out o
reduction from morning prices fair supply 81 Holiday
In Chicago T. IN orders from ssas srers and the demand
for those offered here has been slack since Wednesday
The average quality has been fully equal % lasf year.
a @ paid sr cattle ~,ts the ese.pon ss
here So ioass 10 per 100 D. "'' ''""
the sryss today sG%pr.sd q cars Q, cattle i
was rpCt.d at tn9s yards AZ Leroy Sy s sSch tram:
and cars for the
Fridays opening prices; bu. after saushtrer: who
tho 70 get wa va had dull nd s ss
have 10 be sold decline the figures paid IN the
IT, eG'sss ;aSs g. w sSr co
y;arold .eld down :? &C. live weight and Old oxen selling
q Fancy HSasy nesyss vent g M Ru%sS
a : 70 o. sy averages rsseyc sdsea.y
4 s s; sSas sI rs RS sss
cot n The Vest p per 100 T. which TS SS make her
Cattle they considered the finest herd Shown hershis
me- A. " wcodtord had pair Of Extra Heavy. West VIZ
1 Ss'fs cw co"a They sed
when 81 gpe and are four and ye years 90 req lively
Sc 1.-Two weight but the very dull market and
LIIa steers especially hsay wsight peyeaci her sale
state which Is rising In importance as cattle Growing
country. ,.,. A., 49,.
Tie weeks shpmens Of Live Cattle and Sheep and Drs'ed
.keafn an Wsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
0LOSiNd rRIOES % nJSf)y SfOCgS
hosrbS, Dno, ~. iHsi.
Sesierlsy rodaY

MONDAY, Dec 22-P. NJ
The new week opens at the Stock Exchange with dull
markets and modified depression In values The traders
are thoroughly convinced that II Is or the first
importance tn certain interests that prices for Central
and Hudson Lake Shore Northwestern, st. Paul. Union
Pacific and Western Union shall be advanced, as they
were week ago that Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern must some or per cent from 90 In order
that the nsder, might unload At the same time II
is patent to dsntcrestei observer that the insiders
unload rally The suit against the Central and
Hudson restrain the payment Of it, declared dividend
ON January 10 not factor In tO-day's market.
Traders memories short that they seldom bring 10
Mondays market sunday mornings The fact
hardly referred 10 to-day and Central and Hudson In
the early dealings extremely strong ut 1914 as5ra
s6Ia later It sold aud closed At s5i2 Northwestern
early gave evidence Of n strong nndertone at 6ds5G
So but It afterward sold at si7s@s5is. H. Paul early
rallied from 737s to 7iie II later sold at 72ia aud
covered 10 72a Lake shore, after 63A d63 seemed Ia
IN urgent demand at 6Ja a63' and then It sold down
toG4A 81 63 Delaware, Iackawanna aud Western was
tive solely because of large speculative trading IN
H. After opening ut Oiia. which was u decline ~ N
from Saturdays figures, II hnctuated violently between
that ngure ana 90. aud closed ~ O2igsV2S. Delaware
aud Hudson after a. NJ 7i'a marks u decline ~ "a
from saturdays last nguro yet tho last named company
has reduced ts liabilities Tor first charges. while tho
Delaware, iAokawanna and Western Company has
steadily incrcaacd them every year since 1877 The
present difference IN the market ynluo ~ those two
stocks Ii absurd, aud sooner later II
VIII be rccllncd upon basis ~ THAR 70.
spoct,o merits. Reading declined from 20 ~
lOiq and closed at 2ON. Union Pacific and Western
Union to-day we're DUH mud after fluctuations OF u per
cent for Union Pacific and v per cent for Western Union.
Gn "@ S co.n zen" rn",n"s s "@rG ,"m %"
marked by small rny from TIE lowest ngures hut ncy.
erihre.s the ending was weak
Government bonds were dull, and were barely steady
nj quotations M follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
NINE. sCALCHITAKEs THE PRIZE.

The curtain fell yesterday on the last act IN
tho scachi Abbey court performance. Nine. Scalchi
took the grand prize receiving reward Of *iaii which
was siI that she had asked for. This sum Included
eI .3s3 ~ and the interest on II from April
~ last when the conlrJto ns she says regarded nS
N Joke" Mr. Ahbey's demand that she sing F"es ~ "
propheis." and she straightwny ate bie brahtnst
which made IL Impossible for her 10 attempt the role
The Jury agreed IT. verdict ut 10 H. M on FRIDAY ana
this was opened yesterday ~ II H. ~,
WAS Justified IN refusing To sing IN l@ liophett az
opera which experts declared heavy" Win heavy
role IN In the form Of ~ les MI Abbey refused to pay
Nine scalchi the remainder OF her salary, hIIegng
breach OF contract her part. ON, h'es Mont
Rompry appeared for Mr. Abbey. while Mne scalcbi was
Represented by stern a Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
A FEW FLIGHT CONNECTIONS,

Prom Tho Coai Trade Journal Dsesabsf al 1870
The pcnOn who WI1tes the Tho Financial World" Tor
Thf Ne,o York Tunes" ~ SUNDAY. is 10 put IL mildly
"IrshtfuIy On whom he has ~ deal WITH tho coal
trade. Iic-ihe output waA not 9,i55,OOO Ohs bohiDd
on the OH inst ilrmtlc prices VIII not average 80 10
40 cens per ton lees than last yrars Item The ID, j"
aud " Co viii not do iNe million tons this ychi, becnus"
n has done much 0s own tonnhHr may br Two
million loiisD. Itsn-ihc D. aud H. Go, VIII not do Tour
million tonn coal this year, aud " never dd No moh hhh
what docs the loss In not 10 vontyh ton nor any
thing Ike H. Item this company has not hnd ItA sur
pIuA wiped out, either IN liz entirety ui
otherwise. Iton the Aston Interested IN The - nnd w.
han moi sold hls etock Item the Erie" has al
ways been producer Of Anthracite 10 accriun extent
iteIn-no deal made by the officers ~ the coal
companies with Ire Erie. Item-tbefc was no contract
ever made To re the Erie mines etc, therefore there
was nothing egnl done. Item has always sold lts
own anthracite, through It's avn orgilhnon. Item
th d. n runs over The branch referred TO- summer aa
well ~ winter Itcm-E the Erie make money sell
ing itH coal at 81 ton. the other companies must nave
nndc Pile Of money selling coal At The prices they nave
realized this Item the last, u IN bad enough 10
charge false prccnces the living but 10 do the
dead N simply Nillanons Wall street lies may deceive
of Spectators Oh the street but they do not
deceive any with The facts IL ~ well
known that there In the coal trade who will give
newspaper men all hnuer Of stun Just for the fun OF
the thing but think that the article referred 10 II
bnscd Oh lying pure and simple connected IN some Wall
Street office for Its effect the shares ~ the coal com
panies
SAFES Ar rHE NBw.fORK MiyIvG BxUHAY0E.
SEw-YoRH, Dec. ~, 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
MR.. BALDwiN's OPINION NOT ENOUGH.

Judge Van lloesen, in the Court Of Common
Pleas yesterday refused 10 continue the injunction oh
Naned by Lefnuel n Baldwin, property owner IN Lex
tpaton.aye, restraining the Hoard ~ Aldermen
tto,u passing a resolution giving The New iofk
liable hallway tom Jan, leave 10 construct railroad N
ta,,ps,op. ave Juigp Van iioesen nie, declares thn
ali, ii,in Ia urls no y, nnpe beyond hs uinnlnh that
the read w0uli dppi.piae the value ~ bs ieal estate
lhp JaIep doep mol thpw the grounds oh whieh ihs
puniun 10 ha arh and a,ha -
Nudge that biA "pinion II not shaieh w many yer
butts denuiy Interested ~ The nallri i Tie hhAMrt ~
hp iAp lapt mai tho vwhpla VI npt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.


The course Of the petroleum market to-day
was decided disappointmcnt to traders Evidently the
bull cliqucs Indifferent In o measure to the
movement OF tho speculation. business extremely
dull and 1t through Of sales that prices
declined about cents from the opening. First figures
better than the final last week, and trivial gain
was recorded In the early dealings. There no special
from the oil fields beyond the dispatch placing the
yield OF the Thorn Greek district at 1000 par
rels, against $500 barrels Saturday.
A Iargc-sizcd short interest, however. Is needed
In the market in the absence OF this, the failure or
good buyers appear resulted In slow saggng OF
quotations, with few fluctuations from 76i2 to "a s
cents Final prices shade above the lowest OF the
dav hut the market clOsc0 dull and dispirltcd
Tho range or prices and the total dealings were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
f,t Ka,n Rsssr. pesseis ara RatiFodd1 so.
Nroe ynpw liar ~ tSaA
GENERAL MARRET REPORE
NEW.YORK. Deeemher ~. lSsi

tW-IVhh btEclh"rf 49, 'oSs
CoFFEE-spot R,o gnlI and an,haaFssS ., fsr ate az
bags ooslng dun and barely steady haio 9U Days c,os
Ing rs follows pcSseember 7g,aseo' al 1aasT AMI pn
saS4stsssoo' "4 Hay, ssSSssb0 June ssossdi Md
grades 1uet Sales $40 bags Maracabo on private terms
C0TToN-spot Cotton ll0c higher but quiet sales 22 ~.
bales Delivered on contracts 400 bales Koceipts a The
poits to-day bales against 81 037 this day last week
and $500 last Since September !, 33olA0i Daies
agaInst 3,a31 838 for the same period last year.
The quotarous according to the American classncatlon
are Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

Elsewhere the ccaranccs were: OH city, OOo1,OOo;
Bradford 4.164 900 aud Pittsburg, 100000 barrels
Refined oil was unchanged.
BRADFoRD, Penn, Dec. 22.-Crudo oil weak and
lower National Transit and Tidewater runs Saturday
and Sunday. II .b33 barrels; total shipments not re-
ported; charters, lii bbs. clcarances. iOOi,OOO
bbls National Transit certificates opened at 70i2 and
closed at 4A highest price, 1884, lowest, 6is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
CALFNDA,ts rms nay,

SUPREME COuuI OhAaBhHs -haiofe ttwf1nee, i-Nos
40 81 %, lap liA ljd lO ani ~ .hn, ~, 40 stp
.ht .b sdh 2hp, s7 e'i eso ISL seh @p' sps w" spp
500 49,. 49,.
suRaoGArhs CoUWr-I,oins sNos Ian b, ibs, 1872 ld3.
1874. .
SUPERIOR Couur- SPECIAL TuHu-heiore Truax Nos
ln3, ,0i ~. l1n. l0l lO5 100.
SUPERIOR CoUar-IRlAL 1ERM-PAaI i-Beore sedgwok g.
mo. 40
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRlAL rIgM-PsRT II ADJOURNED for the
term ,-
SUPERIOR COURT-SpEIAL THRd-PAET IlI-Bcf0re lngfa-
ham No,l7I, l74S l7AV, l753, iIOG, l7OO, ia, I'VE,
1910 l77S. l179
CoMnoS PlgAs-SrEciAL TERa-Bcforc Van loosen j
No day CaleLdar. -
COMMON PLkAs-EQuiTY TENN Before Daily. L. j.
Strong AIT. New York Elevated Iiailroad Company.
COURT CT OYER AND IEGMlNkk
Judge George g. Jarrett. DIST, Any. Olney,
Michael
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
KEcoRDhD REAL ESTATE rRANsFEas

nibrr 10000
KECORDLD REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS
rEw-fORK cry
ipnra.shid and wife 70 isnj Epse n si2ooo
7's sna vie To- Jscob lawson 800 $4,000
1921 It, a. 226 81 AyeA, 30, iOOibefnard Levy .o,
aud wife 10 ueV Cohen .,.............. VoUV
.s,e cor Of 30ths, iariOOi W hewler to -, nan
soti a. =, 100 ii e Of lstaye. loO,osei David 49,,
Morton TO came ............... ...-...... lnooo
iioth.si, 100 Il o. 2daye. i0siiUoii Jane ,,o
sattefiee to q johnson, jr ,.,......,... oToo
pank st a. 2ha 10 " NJ Hfrenvich.st UlfO0 Wch ...
ART Dawes and wife TO John sebrevef .... l2s
DIVISIONAL Nus ~ aud lfis Louis stern to Nathan .a.
Mnsen Mes. ,,..,... ~, Hpo"
buti AZ 100 ~ OF nth ave- 2aYijp.0I hosilie m .
Eirihhsiut to sarah Loapt ,.,...... .t... WYNN
ypih a. q mn IL ~ nth ave 20 bsga VI Jeanette -
joI ~ MU,si and another ..t..4l.4.44sssI. Tpuv
es,oe utpe,t,, sasp "a AZ pserunts 10 sar,e T.pOU
Mn ave- iuta sna n NJ Nth a. By ~ tpt Alrs 49,. -
snast itsniI'un, trustee - bsniri attle i"'"oo
bs,ath Al, Q y cor ~ INtiiasb al gvb " ~ HOFFMAN
ss W Jacobs lOh e,ei n Robinson " Fh A ..s
,y,ne a. "a 100 kbh " u 1esms,aA ave, iehsts -
w unnpi AMI viip W AW,a,is Fiitt .,lsaa toiho
"'As,, ,sss. " sssiss. aaa .ssIss '',.,.. l,ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

D;s $E s;,S syg a;:
Z 1%S', T;is' y d ;sS
s,Ssi. .s %;isi.l;r Hsy;s y S;s
ldas S'b - e. s's g Log "
sss,; e. G" 4. 81 at Sfs s's,
lts7 AZ 4 Vf sys ss u 81 "a:
s, sssS e. e. E se'"s tSiS g. At ssS
, N Mehs,y = ,i sy 4; g. Ye DE- sssh syitsS
ss s% AZ 4 ,s & y e q S
~ $i' Wa 4 !, 4 S !, i
g. q S''S T. y VA y, "
s S' ~ n \ y; r.
'fl,s 81 !. e n Ts a. s'fr' Is :. 49,
Newton dilsi ~ so@mi,sloe n oeS s,seT, ,s1e %
. s 90 I S @S a a.p II ~ d. SS a,sn M
e o >, s,'s q AZ ~ !. g Z,
.Ts s.ssF sss r. e 10 week
40 81, -. 80 per %' head ''
e, nss ,d Ds%,.d good TAs for s
ass' on S' h's s r'ssS io TO
ara and arsr o e q @ aud red cve.
ii !. WIN \. ma 10 ,Ss g. e ' 10 d.
CO.. biSs a s9% as .sS - &c. III
y: '1 40 s. sS IS q sj s7s " " '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 20 cars OF lSa9
Jersey S an . sss at and sh s p nSsss
Win %oisIas spy Oaerns all s rsG s., rg and
sheep, which IN
ps Wcre Sct. Lamb, 50 ss ss
sold outside prizes 1c ,", ,s and
ssasS Of 9 f"ny s sSss s By
T. % Gr! ~ .s'F: ss
q: Ta IS o. S 81 'ssss s y
% do % ID. at Is i0' 50 do % d. 'oee '0'
2 sass s % Ewes 70. t i g s &
"tte s al. ssssg io ~ g. ~
s .is g ia b g g.; Gsi 3 An x &
sq DO Il u H. 10 s DO s is az III ONO sheep h. al
ri Sis!; 81 %s'S rass;s 4
u 3 r. a.as 3, % ans. % b. :. ~
W.lsh ~ sy TO- sold 80 Indiana sheep los
s!o us"sts TO- i"i 10Y h. sdaS S.e % s ,,s
ss., q 4" i 90 s' z. f s:.a Sss,ps ~
d. il ~ 90 sd 20 shpsg AID LAMBS % o. n
" $s,s 3. x NJ WI: .; sSs.S ~
y %S 4: I; ;%' !ss jean:
e " :ss g :S {: T .: ~S.
,ss. ssTs ~ es , Of sSs Live :
ported oeio,s ,hangc Fcslias dull and market "o""AV
LIVE STOCK NAngEr-py TELEGRAPH
cnr.oo Doe me Dr,s.r. J,w,a r,o,r,s Hsm1
. ~. g. ri.S s"s Z. ss says y
s: .:s IN AZ, "a, :ssa." I, SsssS
Ca q SHs g. f fssSsr 20 ,oa .,,
ss..e-scs,u. oon ,hlp",V,s,, o" %. vs., " ss
In,ggsS cs e ss Y S,S
o'yys ss' BE-. sAsta g go heat s,s
o1 vses heat ,s 80, sane s. "' 'a s s. sss
aSss sG"sss Steers 's';sS sossc and sce'.
s w..s sss S.. sS,,a
h ,1 n'1" ears market ni and lover Medium to oo0s
,sres % S q e. "a for week nu.s
,%, %s e" ns ~s'. .ui css MOO s
; sssss s%ss sSsss 80 Su'sSsfs as' "a 20 ."
sssss az Al . sS ss ''' ''
.s sss s.' !; s, r.ss IS
ga 90 r.san. gsse 90 AVN msrss, scyyq
,Jss.. ss. 81 s.s igr y ;es 70 'ss
MILWAUKEE bee w tcas aa sna aqs t.ssss
sssss M M,lssases sssA s s"N N,m sssT No
j ,,.ss : .t se' ~, sss. gsI ~
s .s s.%. 'S..S., i..srs.!s IN m.
sT s., 'w ss.s ss' .Sa ss: .i S..ss sasSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
,r, vonu ,,v rRpINE TUESDAY lssiTEN PAGES
seiyed sYss,ooo In National bank nel9s fot redemption,
ths sn'iCn .es.irt} s7'o'' anu tue '''

f rns S%' fScelp.s ' ssis ss7s,S7G 1870.
rhc foreign exchanges we're duii and ~ the absaneo
OF mercantile demand the rates were reduced ~ atc
bSgs q ne ds, sS aSStps1 of To- paS Ss aa
Mgft sizzling tcspsYstli beNs Aia Slia fcr tIaass
o 9iatsSS' SsUU"SIs s}S atfiHSSt WIN HNaSafss
oti % y ippiiqy agt uusb1ecd ~ oa KS re-
s SSYts lsa stss:s s9 ai Es59 lfsgHbS ~ i
AHESaf fEl.sfs. AF siStSSa " lSl.s SsSnTtyN slal
fsAS 9Sly ssS ssefllTM VIZ SHs' fatiP Tfs4E
sSsa n ls5tai4t. iasG HAI Fs' sf's'"s' '' h'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
MIR. BAYLEY MADE TO PAY MISS TlLLsON
HIS DEMURRER AND ANSWER BOTH FRIVOLOUS

ABSOLUTE JUDGMENT ORDERED.
Miss Hattie l.. TilsOn was the soubrette OF
tie dramatic company which Eric Baycy organized last
soptember 10 play "The Coloue In the principal cities
of tho United States aud Canada The contract between
the,. was for Of thirty weeks beginning on
September "a Aftcr playing at Philadelphia bnit
moro aud cltios Mr. Bayley brought his company
the week before election To tho Fifth Avenue Iheatre'
In this city At the close ~ the week directions were
given to tho members of the company as Ia where lhey
Wsro ~ 40 tbs following week They have not !hey
oIatul tnsrnctiOns since mat tint ana no
nj have boon Owen by The com
many On November "a Miss Illls0n brought SUIT
Against Mr. Bayey IN tho CITY Court for the salary due
her up t0 that date, Mr.. Hayley put Ina demurrer "
the Application Was made by Miss ilIso's
council To chief Justice McAdam ut Special Term ior
Judgment an tho demurrer IN frivolous Tue Judge
Hold that II was frivolous apd directed Judgment
for Miss Tills0n unless AIR baylcy put ~
an answer, withdraw tho demurrer ana paid
CoAts within two days Tho Order was
Com Piled with aud Mr.. Bsyiry put IN nn answer ndull
ting thr contract entering upon The employ 'nnt
on Eepembcr 81 aud the performance ~ NJ! lts '"hl
tions by Miss llsDn lie moIciy denied Information
10 foriu belief a. the amount due her hhri
the contract Another motion was made Tor ]udfWrht
uion this also b.ng frivolous nnd ntrpnreh
emily for delay. That motion wa. granted by 'hie ~.
tee McAdan yesterday aud he ordered judgment 40
soluts IN favor ~ Miss 1sOn for the amount sued Tor
with costs " The action ana ~ the motion. Henry W
Racket appeared 49, attorney FOR Miss Ilson Mcssis
Logan and Meiss for Mr.. bayiey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

Rs. ss!s,s's: ss s's az: s;'s s H''s :,.aIs
Pm "a; Se,ssl af xgl44a,sS ics,a
ss Sss fS ak ssss .a ssis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

srihtta ~ iuatHNftNa
UnAHilstos lee ~ =tutvns,ine s,esAy ~ pset s'a
hASAsAAu lee W tNfpastihp htM ~ VI w. tlal
WILMINGTON Dee W. ntwtpsat,Ms No ~ sitA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
MANURE AS AN AID TO HEALTH.
THE FoRiy-sKvESTH STREET HEAP HIGHLY


Alpernon Y. Sullivan yesterday introduced
b,s testimony In behalf Of Michael Kane In the
su,t against him for keeping II nuisance In
tbe sbspe OF manure heap at the foot oil
Last Forty seventh-st A large Number oi Wit
pessps gave testimony denying that nausea nnu
other schnrss had resulted from the enuvIa from the
heap joseph cvnNay' ueh, .s, w. saa,a,m sa,
Ing have been down 10 alt over The inannte near W
jnhae the steam foi dincut ~ thr tbtoai AM then
iased the o,ioi but the Smells finn the slaughter
houses aud sewers" he es'laimed, were "a
holy ,e,iuf, ahd don't you forget H. MIS-
hui shr hal never been made s,ch ny the n'u,s Ma
kruessi had h0ig ~ ala health, children" e,'Hn w,
aud hal objections u the manure huap ho' h"a ell"
Mrs Iangry Ia aud forty, with lithuanian accent,
had been accustomed 10 shraS dawn ~ to per OF
the heap aud went home with hearty appetite Mrs
Ffeiner had playedin the yard whom aohh hai grown
In that nal ihorhO0d aud had never been III from IT,
Policeman Debory had never had occasion I" Gu" INC
nuif ance. lie was GA friendly terms with H.
John NJ Tracy who keeps livery stable AZ st SEQ
ond st. and Madison ave. never knew Oh onso o % @
stables were healthy places Indeed, PROMINENT cil
scns often visited them. Among them were lawyers
statesmen and Judges. , ~, eu,
Nell there's General Grant" was the prompt
answer and Judge Ingraham has been there, Judge
Ar Tracy Then said that manure 0dors grew offensive
after four weeks and that he had the manure removed
from his stables once week Michaei ha,c' anV We
arrested tried ami hhed several times since 1876 Tor
kcrpng nuisance In the form Of the heap complained
Of Professor Charles i. Chandler testified thai
odors from the at the foot OF Fory'skth ana
Fort euth sts were injurious Indeed there
were open man-hocs In the streets for the ire couh
cation Of air. this considered the safest method
The were all exposed al then mouths chccP' ~
high tide.
The case will be summed up to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
VAIIW04N tlesIses.

EURnPEAN FINASpilL MARKEFt
Iosnos Dec 22-l2jl " m.-Unei states -Four Per
Cent Bonds l2sS Erie tIsEeg YORK Central sss Mex
Pars adsces qoiS fsrSe PEI Gent kcntes at 7s francs
90 ceniimes Tor the account -, oo,
p m-Erle second Console, 59a NowYork Central 500
Mclean Ordinary 3DJs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

psrseis OF lsud on Lexington ave., have consented ~
whiting and that ts ownS5s q sfts ~ RSe'S r fSf
IA iotbins ia thS papers to show that the land q tne
pihllf 50 Besats situated that we s,a ,p, atbsr
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real ESTATE.

EwYoRK. Monday. Dee. ~. 1894
Tho following sale was made at tho Exchange
Salcsroom today
nv John 7. Boyd.
1 .toay brick building. with lot No $3.50 Eaet 32d
49, "" '" "'' WV ''''''' % 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

Futures closed points higher after moderate trade
Sales o. 700 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

sALEsAr rHB NSw-rORK MivIyG BxOHAY0E
NHM-YOnH Dec. %. 1921.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-28
The Resources Of the United States.

Should an emergency arise, the United
States could raise huge army. Beside
the Governments regular army Of $1,000
there is now in the several States an az
gregate organized military force Of 81, 900
including officers and men, and a reserve
force Of unorganized militia men liable
10 military duty II necessary-of 6,4l9,.
9l2. II our nations naval strength and
4eacost deienses we're equal TO its mill.
tary resources, we could defy the world.
e hicago Journal.
Why did Gen. Grant itch for foreign
war, even while he was fighting the
South, and after? He told the writer
while he was in Mississippi that we
would soon be into a foreign war and
that we would fight side by side, and be
good friends az ever He vas then
trying the starving process on our fam
lilies 10 make us submit to the tyranny
If federal power over independent
states. From the above showing our
resources are immense.