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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
MONDAY. Dec. 2l-P. ".

At the Stock Exchange the days markets of
holiday character, and the conspicuous feature was
dulncss In stocks the transactions amounted only to
270,097 shares The temper Of the speculation was
variable and unsettled but yet the results OF the deal
Ings reflect undertone Of strength. sensational
Chicago publication concerning yielding by the
Eastern lines the demands of the Western roads on
affecting passenger fares made the pretehce
for prediction OF tho beginning Of war Of rates Tie
that trade is less active than 1t has been rs
1t always is after the close OF inland navigation.
and that prices for immediate delivery were
easier, they usually are IN December,
was source OF much concern in certain
circles and used but with little effect to depress
prices the stock Exchange. Whatever one may think
OF values OF stocks based upon the business OF 1888,
whatever may the opinions to the extent OF im-
provcmen necessary to justify present and past valua
tons of the coal stocks, there is no question that the
prospects the trade for 1886 much brighter
than year ago they for the business OF lss5.
Neither is 1t doubted that satisfactory arrange
ment will be arrived at between the companies by
which the various interests will be harmonized and the
output coal be restricted within the limits Of lcgiti'
demand The marked Improvement IN the iron trade
justifcs the expectation of n larger consumption
ne 1t year than there been this year The special
feature OF tOdays market was the dealings and depres
sion in Missouri Kansas aud Texas stock; the transac'
lions furnished than one-quarter ofthe
days total all stocks 1t opened steady and sold at
34s against 334 saturday evening and then 1t de-
cmed rapidly 81 s. and closed at 1914 The points"
purchase the stock manipulation to advance its
price had been freely circulated and apparently accepted
and acted upon. Hence to-days depression was sur
prise and unquestionably had some effect upon the
general market. Pacific Mail also behaved badly con-
sdcrng the frequent assurances which have been given
that its goal was 7548O and 1t declined from G6i4 to
Glls a6i7s The general market shows Insignificant de-
cnes OF l. a q per cent and closed fairly steady.
Government bonds fairly active and strong with
the bids IS up per cent Annexed are the clos
ing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

motion to puhish Thomas J. Dunn. Clerk of the
spec Part Of the Supreme Court for contempt
was denied by Justice yesterday. Nj Dunn In No
yembcr gave a lawyer extract OF the minutes u
case Which had before Justice pOnchuo and L. Fam
berger Of the counsel claiming lat the extract was
nc0rrcc and that the clerk not authorized 10 give It,
obtained from Presiding Justice Davis an order requiring MN
shOudn DE punished fO contempt aid
directing County Clerk Keenan, show why bo should
compelled change the minutes Justice Andre
held that hc remedy By appeal 10 the General Term iO
directing the Judge before whom The case was
tried 10 change the minutes.
suit 10 establish the amount OF damages sustained by
Marks the Long Island Railroad on sep
tember L. 1888. N trial before Justice Larremore and
jury IN tie Courto Common Pleas The defendant scknow
edges the negligence Of its agents which resulted IN col
lisbon between the Hunters Point depot but
thinks the plaintiffs claim Of $4,000 damages is TOO large
Tho testimony yesterday was confined 10 TINS polt Drs
benjamin r. Hayes and D. Walvlle tasti1ed that Marks
crippled for life and Dr. Frank H. Hamilton gave the
opinion that the injuries not serious Marks was al
psacecar OF returning frm The races at sheepsn, al
Bay and both crushed There three
Hersons Killed and thirty blurred
The w. Mack assignee Of Kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
rrponEAY PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Dec 2l.- provisions Bacon Cunoerand Gas
Clear Mttdcs. 2JS Od snort Clear MoaIes
III nd; short RIBS. 2Ds Gl shoulders IS OL pei ewt
i}.rfSs Cd Extra indian Mess; frmc Mess ous 10
porG-ime Ness ass ID per obL ilime Ness EasSers
Ala Western AS Lard American, Sis. Oh: PtlWe ese
Crn q; gdt Lard oil S7s Of IIans-LOng cut 3Is "a
ShoGer M Sd Butter s3s Cd per e"L Tor hnest Uhi,ed
st,tes Cbeese-A meucen Choice. 4hS bd Whcat-hna
western spring s. as. 5d Red inter- e. "a ais Oh
o,r cutal No Spnng.7S All New Western inter- 90
New Mixed Western. A. ID: Caiqrnls NO l. IS proae,
Snrits of Tupcnne l6s 3d.; do. at London z6s "a vsf
cwt: refined petroleum.. Ia i PEI gai1On %.
American Red avs per 1a0Y-21s ID percwt Ssan
Commou So "a: Pale. lis cd &Os % Unseen oif -
Gd percwt IaOH Fine AmetlcAn ~ oI; lin ns..
9Ss o. per American refrigerated b'e'' hina Fa
era LII. .Oie quarters. Esd per 10 49,. ,,.n,, nor.,
Receirts OF wheat for the week Atant.o 49,.
200 quarters; irpm racine Po''@ A''V'N f~'
ather sources. 10000 quarters. o, -.......
Rsccpts OF American Al 900 quarters oo On Ike.
ifNSNOv ice 2l,-PfuGuce-llnsecd OIL szU9IAo ~
~ neT tun Cacutta Lnscod 49, Cd per quarter i1qasec
- " IS a Is rs per ton Refined P~iroleun v 80
per gallon spirits Of furpensne sos 90 ps.
,ar,, ar 81 per ton. ROs.n-tommon 3S ou pei ev0
1ppie Igs Ills PROFESSIONALISM SSs % Der enI "a
ner,con sugar lbs per cwL for CuOa Cenuie&s3
and 1s d dljs Oh for Cuba Muscos ALE tau
rrtnng anoit: Australian Talow-leet AS so c.s
90; Mutton. 24s bL a Us Oh No0o' -'"' W.
f27 gs; Cochin A5l US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
cH1yAMEy CELEBRA TING TUyG cHEE

Cinnamon all over the world yesterday nau
their rung Chez Christmas. and all day Chinatown
was filed uhilaut OTCntas Teasing ana LleIIS-
making At the leading club rOom NO. IL MOttSI' q
number OF Americans were entertained by a bShu OF
Chinese mu,ciaus with genuine Chinese tom.toms ahu
other instruments OF torture, the Chinese Chtlstmss
has n different meaning taan that OF NC
Christiaua II Ia the day Of death 10 All
things with them. According 10 chinese
chronology December 20 Ia the legal day Tor al living
creatures 10 retire from the field Of activity for snort
SEASON namely December, January and February Out
before thus retiring they obliged TO return thanks 10
the gods and invoke their blrssugS And yesterday Inc
new Chinese temple Ia Chathamst. was crowded y
faithful dcyotecs. The sncrncal offerings were ohy
swectmeats Not sign OF roast pigs or chickens as he
usual custom. Upon the Chinese lung Chec cdlug he"t
IA considered Illegal, sweet flavor an emblem OF
pcace ana coutcutmcnt The principal dish Yesterday
was "A small padding made from sweeiencd rice hour
and a soup OF Ike nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
WORK OF THE cHI CrArQUA cIRcLE

The Rev. DR.. J. II. Vincent talked to the Zap
tsl ministers yesterday about -" Chaul3Iu@ Literary
and Scephc Circle Is leading purpose lac sad was TO
strengthen ethics and religion; not TO make HnpsluIe
for "A college educduOu IL believes lh lhe euuc"tIE i
nnec ~ every phase of every day Me- the newspapers
The cloo,s the family the skating rink and the rrvivas
Even the evil influences may nave ia lhrh
edncatiou Tor the better if properly uhdcrstood
do not stanI he continued, with those VINO "9uIi
make the cher education exclusive for ecH chss
IfnIy boy was TO be "a blacksmith would give MN a
college education. man has 10 business TO be SIMPLY
anachIne The moro that lab0ring men are Gu lVaird
the moro intelligeutly Will they vote. Chauttu
rducatcs grown people As well There are lCo'oop VINO
orc anon, the members: 10000 now following iis
four years course OF reading recently gave diploma
t. COone Robert Taylor. ali ONO man, on nlsHh- ,ne
prdtnlatcd him the future before hDl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
TFyIyG TO BLACKMAIA 4 GREEK MERCHANT

Mini SchlanerIOs, q Greek coHfecuOner, VINO
h.s lived I'm Albany but who accustomed TO come
-, tis city occasionally prees. was sent to Black
vclI's Island for days about November l. VI MS
49,. no anulied for assistance to Greek merchant,
psudeIli G. Fachar Of No 10 Old slip who had been
csswate of his at school In Smyrna Facharl lent MS
cntrvman $50 to buy clothing and TO pay his fare 10
Albany soon afCer he received letter In thc creek
language from schlancrnos, III which INC wIl'r ark'u
fol a large sum or money and said " You know ani
desperate man and might do yon some marin u you
don't do IT, Don't send the money 0y an Ahtflcan lVI
you know that hate them. II ysu DO wiz st9D nun
Scanernos tried yesterday In the dcIeral otsso
The letter caused delay IN the court proccehhgs
as tho Interpreter scanned in vain consul Botss
representative OF the Kingdom OF Greece sld te isler
wss badly written, but he translated u Tor INC jury
SchlanernOs convicted Of backmail hn1 was sen
fenced by Judge C0wing to two years III the StSlo
Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
PLANS FOX pRor. DRAPERS FUNERAL.

The arrangement for the funeral OF Professor
John C. Draper. which takes place TOMORROW morning
al m, Church OF tho TTasiguratOn wcro nearly com
peted Yesterday. Ten OF the twelve pabearers were
Selected They arc Professor Henry Drsler william L.
Curiis President Alexander Webb. the College OF
tho CITY Ncw-York DIR. Alfred 3 POST ehMayor
smith Ely Edward +. de Laucoy. Professor Jean Roc
n,.r Nelson Waterbury,, john s. Martin and Colonel
PctorS Mlchle The faculty and students OF both the
C,rt of the City New York aud the Medical Depart
me ut OF University OF the CITY OF NewYOrk viii DO
I,.ent al the services Tho scver societies OF which
br D,aDer was member Will also send representatives.
IN, funeral Will lie at WOODLAND. The ROv Dr llOuSn.
ION will conduct the services al the church and special
choral nartct from the Ciy College will sing. Both the
College and tho Medical School adjourned their sessions
yesterday they Will be closed tomorrow ia accoiaance
resolutions yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
To the Editor n me Tribune.

SIR The facility with which an innocent mans good
name may I've injured was strongly cNehll
fled In this mornings papers IN an account
OF the arrest yesterday OF Evans, the h SCI
nXictrd murderer OF Currle. last January. Tue
statement is made by whom the police nave Dech
searching for almost year, man VINO ms com
United a brutal murder son. Il pears OF con
Wet ia sing sing prspL. one whose Wofd u" iepulpc
rerson would believe. When cOrncTcd he j. allowed 70
say things iuiuriousy affecting the reputation OF an non
oraMe business man. aud without stopping 10 inquire
iniD the truth iasIy of the miserable story u II
Given 10 the Iress II the name O AN innocent person
can thus brought down TO the Level oil mudcreI' ah
c1yjcts simply by their unsupported story then iphced
IL wDuld II there was something rhlc'B "Ion
IN allowing these preliminary police eNhmhallnh- Oh
criminals he made public. Ia The present instance
gentleman OF unquestiOncd Integrity dud mrlh"tI OF
a., Of standing tue community TOT
seventeen years j. forced iut) the dsagrceh 10 position
OF either defending himself through the medium ot inc
nubc prrss remaining silent Thiic serious charges
are being banded around IN regard to him Ihe former
course has seemed preferable, ana We therefore
AK as - simple act Of justice to orr Mt Augustus
White orr friends and firm, t1dt Ia tho matter SPOKEN
~ i INDIGNANT denial as found 10 some OF The morning
rl be accented as the truth unit! proved 10 be othc
70 ". A. WHITE sons.
Mr.. Yoyt Dec. p, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
WARD NOT COMPETENT TO KEEP BOOKS.

A report was put in circulation yesterday
that Ferdinand Ward had committed suicide In Sing
Sing Prison. The had foundation Ward Is In
excellent health and constantly improving He seems
to have made sorry failure I'm Perry Co.'S Office In
the prison as ald the warden has set him
at working printing press in the same office, striking
off circulars and labels for Perry Co. At his new bus-
ness he is moro successful lie mastered the business
in day or well enough to of nearly rs many cir
cuars twelysyearod boy in an ordinary JOB print
ing Office
Ward was informed OF the first rumor OF his suicide
fortnight AGO and he said to the warden: (" / never
thought OF committing suicide long rs my WlIe re-
NAMED true II she were to desert Inc III NY
trouble think should want to die" 49, -,
Warden Brush received letter from Mrs Ward lew
days ago making inquiries about her husbands healt
and asking permission send him Christmas cara anu
some Christmas presents Tho warden answered tne
letter telling her she would be permitted to schd any
present she liked and it would be given to her husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

kopf Brothers Co, wholesale clothing merchants who
made an assignment september 49, 1884, against Sheriff
Davidson which ha. trial for several days before
Chief Judge Sedgwck In the Superior Court resulted
day verdict for the defendant They asked or
the under and sale OF their STOCK
bv the sheriff Judgments obtained against them by Elias
Boyer Bernhem Others For the defendant ~
issued.
Garvey recovered 500 yesterday in the superior
Cornelius Callahan the of house at six
teth.st Eleventhave She fell into excavation be-
tween the sidewalk and the building October % 1885, ana
broke her leg
action against the Third Avenue Railroad Company IN
which James A Gilbert asked for SIP 600 dana ;es
that he thrown the ground by the sudden starting
boarding and badly injured tried before
Justice Freedman In the superior Court yesterday jury
found for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
HOW MUcH COAL SHALL BE PRODUCEDi

The anthracite coal companies have not
agreed on the production for ihe first three months Oh
next year. With exception they favored an output
Of Eve and q half million tons, but tho Delaware
Iac.avanna and Western Railroad urged that It should
he two million tons larger IL afterward sgnihed us
Willingness TO x the amount at six and half millions.
other companies have been compelled TO make conces
sons to affect sales The Pennsylvania Coal Company
has lowered its circular rates TO the trade Al vi
ono of the leading coal companies said yesterday lone
company makes lower prices aud wants larger prodnc-
ton while the object of tho existing plan was 10 su0t
the production so that prices could be maintained IL
seems TO me that the present condition OF the trade 10 an
anomaly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Dec. 21.-ln the Court of Appeals

lOIIOWIHR
No 3O4-sarah Tngue respondent agt. tho Village Of
Port Chester and John Leonard it's treasurer appe9nts
Edward Wells for appellants Ralph Prime for odent
No 926-The People appellants agt. Arthur Cippeily re-
spOnden. District Attorney Cady errck for appellants
Eugene for respondent This test case d
the tutonay of the law establishing standard OF
milk
No 307-Maria Merritt respondent agt tho Village or
Port Chester etc. appellant Wells for appellant IL l.
Prime for respondent.
The following is the Motion calendar for December
o.
Nos oO4 9l7 0ls 90 sGG 900 1885, 9l4. o25. 92l 92S
907, 92S 929.
Following is the day calendar for December %:
Nos. 1888, 43l, 436, 435. 43s 439, 4iG, AL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
DoUnWG MN rOsrre.rIRrNrS

Mary Howard, age twenty, was adopted a
foyy Years ago by Mrs MIr, DcuuishcScr OF 40. -
IoupklnE ave- Hrop.lyu Recently II was discovered
that -oneon, had purloued number OF hfic.'s from
tre housc including a gold watch, ~ which 40 trace
cntld ,e found lie last thing stolen so b aud
Dofc,tlyr Ennis. who put IN charge oi the case
rspcrtcd the grl lie followed her to New-JcTscy aud
har 10 rou yn where -he arrested. she admitted
Yesterday that stole the money aud other things 10
give 10 her lover 1usrph tolgtu. waiter Her adopted
narcuts DID not regard MIN with favor and she met HIM
cInndcstiucly I-t winter hc lot his situation ami
beaough her FOR money. aud after she gave him all she
hal $40 stole and pawnea articles To get money Tor hhn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
nR. scnwAR zhEKS CONDITION IarROvLN0.

Jacob Schwarzer, the builder who was as
saulted Oh Saturday nIht within "A block OF ms own
LrIse No 800 Ffth- ave, he says, by Park Police
man Matthew McIuerncy ana e1 Park foHccihan Johu
J. Mcdonald. Is getting along better than was expected
lie got out of bed yesterday but could not remain UP
long His head and face arc terribly bruised ana TWO OF
his teeth are Knocked out Though tho accused wen say
they were not his assaant. but hearing his cries Tor
hep ran assistance, arriving Just before Iollct"h
Ferguson, who arrested them on SchwhrLlors saying
Ecy were the Iight men, Mr. Schwarzer says he cannot
he mistaken their identity as al no time from the
scinIs tyscian's certificate received at the Harlem
Police Cuprt by Justice White Notwithstanding stated
AlINa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
ERASrrs wIlAN SEIsA rRIsOyER FREE

+. o. Ross. vino has been an inmate al I.udlO
street jail FOR six years, has secured his liberty Through
The generosity OF rAss Wman. Kosfailcd for S'ooOo
and was conuttr To a and 10y decision - tho Court
o. Appeals WAS apparently doomed Ia imprisonment Tor
he Judge Douuhue became intere-trd IN tie case" hut
found himself puwcrcs- 10 &C against the tecsl ~ 81 thc
Court OF Appeals Learning that Mr. NiWan Il ~"
.ident OF The Canadian cub Ross wrote 10 hin as
frov.C madam Mr. Wimau decided to compromise the
debt amber which the prisoner was held hhd y the pay
Incut Of the amount agreed to Ross was released Inc
prfsOnrr VINO had nearly gwen up all hope OF bnGlhg
with tie world agau. has brcu provided with employ
Ineut and Will bee Joined by hi. wife to whom he ha
been married only months before he was arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

Despite the fact that John McCann, age
twentyinne OF No 90 Amityst. Brooklyn was sent on
sunday evening to the Long Island Hospital Win
fractured skull and scalp wound that required I'VE
stitches TO unite the edges he walked to the FIRST DIS
trict Police Conrt yesterday morning There ne refused
TO make a complaint against his assaiant Mllan ,oh
molly who had struck him the head win peer ess
az n christening party Connolly was dscharged
Mccain atcrWard tainted In the court room and was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

An increased activity in the certificate spec
ulatou Yesterday accomplished at the expense OF
valucs The dealings not heavy, but they showed
decided gain ovc tho transactions for the closing days
Of last week. II not news from tho oil country
which caused the decline; the wearying dulDcss OF tho
last ten DAYS must be credited with inducing owners To
drnn their holdings. selling movement set IN early,
and broken hy only slight reactions, the market lol
from ssa To s5s cents by noon. There vas less her-
voisness I'm the afternoon dealings but tho best recov
erv OF prccs was only - cent. Compared win sat
urIay NIGHT nnal figures loss OF 2i2 cents and
the close weaf. 81, a.. 5,.,
The rayc prices AMI tho tOtal doalhSs NJ lno Coh
solidated Exchange were - IOll1ws'
Opening loves
Highest .............Ss1 80 =
sales barrclH. ''"-'''N
The duo alton OF refined III was reduced % cent per
gallon 10 "a cents here and zig cents IN Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
EuApFoRp Penn. Dec 21.-Crulc Oll-Nationa Tran
Eft Certificates opened at 55is ani cosol Mt 500
HIGHEST price ssis lowest price, Sole Clcardn0o,.
I,I92, 900 barrels
OH. CITY. Pcnn Dec 2L-Crule oll-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at ssL and closed at s37e
highest price, s84 lowest price, 1888. sales,
sos 900 barrels cicarances. 27OiOOO barrels; runs
not reported shipments. s2,135 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

lehman Iion,c have come 10 Scw-Iork to investigate
thc Di electric moor and have made hrranecm,nis 10
take ride after d, to-day. The party consists 81 M3or
elect NJ H. Chamberlain william B Moran, president or
tbr Park Commissioners charles g. Moran. County Au-
ditor: j. Is Cotii-s, cry Attorney August
Gn.tri prrs lcnt 81 tho Board OF tOuuciimcu I;
ANA Couu.i. men Ralph Phelps, lr, l.. 4. tonahan,
Thomas Ncti,ath ". l. Srcctcr, william ]. Dust ana
Thomas Berry There proposition he.orc the Conn
chi 10 Grant To private corporation The privilege OF
udiug an electric riroId On Belle l-c, pleasure re-
nrf iua nbYyc Detroit. the river The Island IA a
naursl p.rk about miles long. bridge II 10 he
bu 10 tnr main land ami Is intended that the electric
road shall eros, this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
cREWs FROM WRECKED SCHOOyERS

CaDtain Richard Neville and five seamen OF
the schooner El,ie G. and ,dpis Ain james W waters
and seven sedinsH OF the schooner lA.lth NJ were
,,' the nI,senrers who arrived from Nassau. y. T..
on fLe steamer santiago yesterday. Both schooners
we're but ant owned IN Luncuhlrg, y =. ana were
Wrecked on nearly the same date auong the Bahama
Islands The schooner Lizzie NJ. winnie WAITING Tor
largo OF salt al Great na,ua Ia the middle of NoNcin-
hon was torn from her anchorage In heavy squat ana
Jrit.i ON IN rocks becoming tOtal wreck The ma
terias .frpped from the wreck sold ana inc ere"
,aI Then w,y tc NASSAU, roaCiuS there on December
IN The other schooner wrecked at G"oig, town.
iSru,na nm Noyrmbct 10. -hc was from Turks l.land
lar BOSTON The crew arrived at Nassau on Decein-
borg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
WANTING AN ACCOUNTING REoPENEH

A motion was made yesterday to reopen the
Accounting made under the Will OF Thomas Smith.
usually known as Honest Toin." liquor seller OF No
Il Fuiton-st. Brookiy who died IN 1881, aud whose
will, bequcahing property valued at $73oOo was
admitted to probate in 1892 The accounting UNDER IL
was confirmed The grounds for the reOpenns arc aiIe
cations of fraud and COLLISION between the executor and
lie widow Ii charged that liquors were sold ont OF
the estate contrary 10 law ard that the widow was
realized $50 900 surrogate Lott reserved bis decision
Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
FESTIVITIES At MANHATTAN CoLLEGE

a double occurrence Wlthn the walls OF
Manhattan College drew large plumber OF people thcre
YESTERDAY farewell re cIt"u WAS gwen 10 Professor
Edward Pagan. who has been for sixteen years nj acd
no Tho college stan who - sOOn 10 became SlAe
senator welcome was accorded 10 President Ju7tlh'
,gnn lately arrived from Europe. Tho cHcrcfc' con
sf.d OF essays songs ana IrcatOns ~ the Dc Ia sale
t.rry and Musical Union OF the college and music by
L. IL.-.o In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
e,-ccrssEI1Iy UATCuGNG goldfish.

WOODS HoiL. Mass, Dec. 2l.-At the United states
Flsb Commissioner, station this place. great success
has been ataiacd n Matching out ths egg. OF goldfish
with now device invented by captain ~ < ChcStr,
fla charge hundreds OF millions of tho
ecs may be Matched out successfully and as readily
aA those OF sllai III WhItensh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

,,vc,gx.rt nee FL flour nniet ana steady Family
81 90 a. 20 Fancy st 4OGs4 60 Wheat dueti M hs
g9c, receIpis ODu shipments 300 Jush torn easier
No 3 Mxcd. 80 a36c. oats lower No Mlhe1. SV:o
nvsVNn Fail b,c Xra No. spring. o. &c
W. 1rn, an : 10 % Iar1 STEADY ~ 30 ~ 3@sb 10
Hnikneat. steaVi shoulders s. ~ Sh0rtill - g.
Dacon ouet ana nrn: snOniiorA 81 % SnOrCto ,, ~
sIort CIelt sB IS WhiskeV hfm aud ste NV AZ ~ ~
Iioss weak Common and LshL 50 Oudsh 20: IaoS
NO no m1ener, S. 7Oak3 gO receipts. 600SJ neld sda
l3x