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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
AN EXTRAORDINARY wouso.
A sslz1<F Lives k4xait fs-rs villa . Ls<ss
Piece ~ IFoa la IA. Hs.A

tNe- foFk fslssrs1a-l
Among sxsFaOrdiazry rscgserles fro1a
dssperats Noa1ds Sir Easrsoa Tsaasas
records az instance ~hlch occurred n
Csyioa - = ssatlsllaa = vale engaged IA
tas chase II slspnaR =. ana sbich. ~s ap-
prehsad. hAs fs~ par allsls in nlsjicsi ex-
PerisAces -Lleaten ATT Gerard Frs1x. u tho
Ceylon Klns Rsginsat I, While shooting a.
a. sisphAnE Ia The vicinity II Fort Mo
Donald, Ia OoFab, ~2s wounded IN the
face % tue bursting " bis fowllag -pisos
% JanuarF y. loz1 de vas then about
thirty-t~0 ears u sge On raising him
IL wss found that part u tie breeeh " the
gun aud about two inches Of the barred
had beea driven through the frontal
sinus. at the junction Of the nose
aud forehead. II had sunk almost
perpeHdicu. zriy, til the iron plate.
called the tai pin,' by which the bar
rel Is made fast 10 the stock by a screw,
had descended through the palate. car
rylng with it the screw, one extremity OF
which had penetrated the right HOstriL,
where it was diseernible externally, while
the headed end lay ia contact with his
tongua To extract ths jagged mass Of
iron thus sunk in the ethmOidal and
sphenoidal cells was found hopslessly
impraeticable. but strange 60 tell. after
the inflammation subsided Mr. Fretx re-
covered rapidly his general health was
unimpaired, and he returned 70 his regl-
Hlent with this singular appeniage firmly
smbeided behind tue bones OF his face.
he took bis turn AT duty as usual, attained
the command OF his company, psrtici-
pated in all the enjoyments or the mess
room, aud died eight years after ward, ON
the lst Of April. 1896 not from any con-
sequences OF this fearful wound, but from
fever and Inflammation brought on by
other causes. So little was he apparently
incOnvenienced by the influence OF the
strange body in his palate, that he was
eustomed with his finger partially ito un-
dOtthe screw, which, but for its extreme
length, be might altogether have with
drawn To enable this 70 be done, and
possibly To assist by this means the ex-
traction OF the breech itself through the
original orifce (Which never entirely
closed) an attempt was made in 1886 TO
take of portion Of the screw with a file,
but, after having cut it three. !parts
through, the operation was interrupted,
chiefly owing 70 the carelessness and in
difference Of Captain Fretz, whose de-
cease occurred before the attempt could
be resumed. The piece of iron, on being
removed after death. was found TO meas
ure two and three quarter inches in
length, and weighed two scruples more
than two ounces and three quarters. A
cast of the breech and screw now forms
No. 2I9) among the deposits in the med
ical museum at Chatham"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

dag in the Circuit Court at Hart to the ef
feet that the tax titles purchased in 1854 are
no good. The case on trial was that Of VIM.
b. Amber and Frel Nelson vs.. Fred and
Frank Corbin. The Corbins claimed Ger
Of lsst for the taxes Of lssl. Judge Russell
ruled the tar law OF l-S2 uncOnstitutiOnal
and tax deeds secured thereby invalid. r
W Cook appeared for the defendants. This
decision viii cause a good deal of sQuirm
ing In this city As a large number Of Mus
kegouites speculated a gOOG deal in tax titles
st the sale held IN l$4.- Huskeg0H Nsfrs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
The Most Reliable Cure.
F o r.

Scrofua Diseases of the Skin Weakness and Debility Dys
pepsa Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaint Boatng lndi
gestOn COstiveness and many other Diseases which
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

The prescription hnsiress Al Psrss D~rz
Store has stiainaned a sffc0ess thaf is nnn
snal TIE nnru1er ~ presrrr stloua rut ~
monthly averaxs nearly 20. Thss rasu
ree eeen accomplished ey 'ezinnsfe merit.
NJ aoflt1nnz nn rr1frf lr@rttr=. 30 t1d1re-
raenrs other thsn the hsst rors. the ss=t ma
terrell and rsssoushls Pricez.
fFEz TrETa >rosz.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

From March 20 date the total number Of
hogs packed IN the Vest amounted to 3 33s5.
000 against 3s25,0o0 for the same time last
year
There were a0000 less emigrants landed at
Castle Garden. New York, since January
than during the corresponding period last
year.
The Northwestern Furniture Fact0ry at
Minneapolis. vas partially destroyed by FIRE
ednes,iay afternoon. st loss Of $4,000.
iusnrauce. 500
4 man vas arrested in Bombay recently
on snspicion - being Russian spy II =
now believed that be t. Olivier Pain. Al
though he deuiez t.
There ara 10 persons serving life sen-
tences in the prisons ~ New York state.
thirteen ~ whom are women. All for mur-
der fn different degrees.
Fo=tnl aster General Fils= left Madison on
asiae=,isy for Ashland and Bayfield,. whence
sf..r attending e. son1e business interests.
~ E1il - into camp on the BrnIe River In
Northern Wisconsin. and ipdulEe m trout
dshing
Exfrsrf Wifch Hszei 25 senfs per piuf We
now rurchese this article ny tne barrel IL
has taken the rlscp ~ A~nica 81 an arVlrca
finn so r1ruds bruises. efs.. and Fs superior
30 the old fashioned ren1esiies
Prcvs Dare Sross.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
The London F1ogging.

LONDON, August 13.-Mr. Francis. the
gentleman who yesterday logged Mr..
Pearce, of the ship building firm of John
Elder g. Brothers, for the alleged be-
trayal of the formers daughter, to-day
instituted a criminal action against
Pearce. Yesterday the latter explained
the difficulties to reporter of the Pail
Mall Gazette by saying that the charge
of seduction was false and that it was a
case of blackmail of a peculiarly bad
kind; for this statement Francis brings
suit. He says he thought Pearce had
done him a wrong sufficiently cruel in
betraying his daughter under the guise
of friendship, without adding the insult
of describing the family as backmail-
ers. Pearce is rich Conservative, and
had been selected by the Tories to stand
as their candidate for Glasgow in the
coming election. Mr.. Francis is gen
tleman of respectable standing in So
ciety and is member of the govern
ment civil service, being an inspector of
customs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
The Cyclone.

NORWOOD, NY. August Is. = The
damage by the cyclone here last night
was somewhat overestimated The loss
of life so far reported includes only
Michael Martin, farm hand, and Mrs.
David Fitzgibbons. The storm ragged
over territory fifteen miles in length
and half to three-quarters of a mile in
width. The wind was accompanied by
a terrific hailstorm. The damage done
to growing crops and fruit is
not to be estimated. The prin-
cipal losers in Norwood are
the Norwood Lumber Company, the
& Lake Champion Railway
whose bridge and station
were destroyed, and the Peason Broom
Handle and Hoop Factory. Over 100
residences and innumerable barns and
sheds were destroyed and damaged.
Several sugar bushes were totally de-
stroyed. The damage inflicted in Nor
wood and immediate vicinity is esti-
mated at $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
RAVAGES BY CHOLERA.
A Steady Increase in the
Dread Disease.
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
The London FIogging-The Cyclone
Hanged-Cable Clicks-German
Spies Small Pox.
Cholera.

MADRID, August 49, There is great
excitement in Seville over the govern
ment proposal to abolish the power OF
the local authorities during the preva-
lence of cholera. because of their inetfi-
cheney in sanitation, and to itself as,
sumo the direction of the city's local
affairs. The populace are hostile to the
doctors and averse to any interference
in family affairs, and they strongly sup
port the local authorities. Great
crowds assembled in all public places
last evening to discuss the situation,
and the civil guard was called upon to
dispense them.
PARIS, August 13.-Reports received
to-day from Marseilies state that cholera
there has received fresh impetus, ow-
ing to the extreme heat; that the num-
Der of new cases has steadily increased
and that the disease is unusually fatal
IN consequence of the heat.
PARIS, August ID. = The autumn
manoeuvres in the south of France have
been abandoned on account of the pre-
valence of cholera.
MADRID, August 13.-Four thousand
four hundred and thirty-three new cases
of cholera were reported throughout
Spain yesterday, and ,648 deaths.
ROME, August 13.-Government is ar
ranging to convey poor Italians en-
ployed at Marseilles and along the
French coast by rail to Italy, in order to
be able to supervise their habits and
prevent their Infection with cholera.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
Cable Clicks.

LONDON. August 13.-Ruskin's illness
has become critical.
MADRID, August 13.-Some excite
ment has been created here by the re-
port that Germany has occupied the
Caroline Islands, which are claimed by
Spain.
LONDON, August 13.-The Duke of
Richmond has been appointed Secretary
of State for Scotland, with a seat in the
Cabinet.
1t is rumored in financial circles here
that new Atlantic cable is projected.
Parliament.it is definitely announced,
will be pIorogued tomorrow.
PARIS, August 13.-The Chamber of
Commerce has sent memorial to gov
eminent protesting against the preten-
sions of Germany in assuming posses
sion of Port Zeguroa, little port on
the west coast of Africa, and urging
government to maintain the rights OF
France along that part of the African
coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
Beauty and the Sun.

In spite of parasols and sundowns the
hot arrows of the sun make sad havoc
with feminine loneliness. Brown takes
the place of the oriental pearl. and
there may be heard.in the saloons of
fashion loud wall over spoiled com.
plexlons. Yet how easy the remedy.
"GLINN's BEAUTIFYING AND CooTrNc
SULPHUR SOAP removes all blem,sbes
and leaves in their place brilliancy and
bloom. Beware of counterfeits: Sec
thst sc. n. CRITTENToN, Proprietor D is
printed on each packet, without which
none is genuine. Sold by druggists at
% cents; three cakes SO cents. Equally
popular and successful is 'HILI's IN
srANTANEoUs HAIR DYE" which what
ever may be the natural tint on tbe
hair, or however gray it may have be-
come, will impart to it any shade of
brown or black. 1t is the cheapest Dye
in use, and war ranted unobjectionable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
German Spies.

PARIS, August 13.-The French news
papers comment on the great number
of German spies discovered recently in
various parts of France. 1t is reported
that government has decided to order
the expulsion from French territory of
all Germans who can be proven to be
spies, or who can reasonably be sus-
pected to be such.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
Smallpox.

MONTREAL. August 10. = The local
board of health declares that smallpox
Is now epidemic here The city hospital
contains thirty-six patients and is
crowded A new wing is being built,
Which will hold fifty more
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
NEW TO-DAY.

Salt Lake City and ogden, Saturday, August Isl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
The Afghans.

LONDON, August 13.-Reports are con-
tinually being received here of a great
massing of Afghan troops at Herat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
..Roush on itch"

Rough on Itch" cares humors, erup-
Ions. ringworms. letter, salt rheum.
'osted feet. ehilblains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
Fire..

CLEVELAND, August 13.-Loss by the
fire this morning about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
INSURANCE COMPANIES DISSOLVED.

HARRIsBuRG, Penn, Dee. "a writ of quo
warranto was issued to-day against the KeVerunS funu
Assurance Associations of Philadelphia at the request OF
Attorney General Cassidy, to show cause why us ou
ness should not be dissolved The court to-day dissolved
o foowiuc insurance companies Of the state, against
which action has been brought by tho Atoruey-FeneraI
The Freedom Mutual Aid Society, Of kauz; Farmers
and Mechanics Mutual Aid Association, OF Liverpool !
Codorus Mutual Aid and Life Association OF orK ;
Colun,bia Mutual Aid Association, Of Philadelphia ;
Central Poun.ylvaula Mutual Aid Society, OF Mount
casaut Adlins Mutual Relief Association" I lIIc9
t..yn. Guardian Mutual Ala Society, of Pine 'i"N'' :
IT,rrishnrc Mutual Benefit Association, or HarfNaiE
live oak Mutual Ana Association. of Lebanon NIhlu
hprr Mutual Relief society, MihNnburyi AUG .c",
Nnfnnl AID Society, OF Lebanon; Prn,'ut"i -i.'"',
society of America of Harrisburg; sun MdiuaI hoIoi
sncietiou of Selns Grove. and the safety nud MUTUAL
Assessment Life Assurance society, OF Harrisburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
rrRonrAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Dec -rrovlsions--Bacon Cumberland ca
g1s M Long Clear Mlddlcs @Us sd: snort Clear MID dies
8ls ca short RIBS I'd. shoulders. 2&s Od per cwt
peof-sls Od Extra indian Mess fFlDe Mess bus. "a
Pork-I'rme Mess 5OA Cd per bDL' Prime Mess eastern,
Western. Lard Amencan 14s Od: ffline est,
ern Y3s ID; Lard oil. 37s ud Hams-L0ng cut 43s Od
shoulders 3D. Butter. Sa Cd rsr ewt Tor nnes hted
htateA Cheese--A mencan Choice 4ia cd Wheai--ite1
Is Id H. 5d Red WlnteI. as los "a,
per Genital SDnng7S Adj New western w inteff% iu'
Sew Mixed Western A. I'd; California 40 l. 80; gu ~
r. Ia Od O7h.2d per Genital PtOduce
a. 1urpentne &7n Od do a Lon0Jh <is 81 Der
cws heanet petroleum. Id al I'd. peTgh cioverseed
American he'd AIS. cwt Tal0w21e Sd. DercWt Rosln
-CO,Inon Pale. la od. 0Os % LInsced On 2zs
Sd per iailow-Fne Amenc <Gs. 81; Primt Guy
2ss Oh per American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
ers L-i. quarters 8An 10. ..
IherscelpJs the DAYS were $4,000
ceI,ia ing ZD.OOU crnals American.
NJ American for t3 three days were
3. .3Uu ccDtalh ~,
ioypoS Dec. 9.-PrOduce-Tinseed OH. 22l 5s n e2l
Us calcutta Lnseed 43s 3D. per quarter dnseed
Cake AT 5s.d4S OA ton: Refined f"froleuIn. a. a
7Iad per gallon: spirits oil fTDentine pa a. per cwt
2oS ItOsnC ouliuon. ia Od per cwLi
Thle, IS oils Prousions-iard SSS Oh per cwt IoI
u. ia. cWL for CUBA CcntfliuBa
nntnIng $50 and l4s I'd % Cd Tor cuba MuscOYade tar
rehning anOsti Austria an Tallow-Bect 24s % G33s
pd.; Mutton. 24s I'd. U20s Oh cocoa Nut oH-NeJions
327 9si Cochin x5i Oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
STATE OF Trade.

Pee sGo2. arm S Mat q s s - Fo Ga
f K15ra - 30 Ss4 o. do FANNY {@,5 90 ey NM.
sUpc OpUs3 40. 10 artrN - 14H - 90 To- go
pent 81 90 wne.t-soutisrr higher, Se,sern higher,
s0slGe a5a SO &. %S %as,Hr" e g. soo
"a G ia sc Corr 5Sa1ie sto@dy r-ter 7@Il
err wLts +5%''~ "a as@ Ga I.@.r, 4U-.a4G
February ioo ~ oal. MA t GS GI, sou &
Penn.ylyan4, I'VE Urn Ei ID ION
1884 obs Wheat 900 ou-h. Corn - op1 nn,n D,t':
0bIs Wheat2OOO0 bush slrs-"bo'' 9'S"Oo 'u'h 'oin'
10000 bush.
Boston. Dec Alton qqet ws.,Gr sIer,ae e3S
IS -: Patent Winter wh@,ts. p ,1t1 % corn hIn
steamer oa 1sHo .He,S ~ WHc BE: So Wne jo
short sqa m S g. rF2s9 tc &c
S G1.a. iSOOo 'u''' ''''' -''''' ''''
Dec o g % 'q gSn ana w5a = 9oG
minnesota baAers. . % - % Falehts - ~
Wheat higher and sctyc. saies ranged December 50
81 &c February o5d, G5Gi4c sj'.c. MAY - ~
S7Ga7l Lc and steady cash sc: Wear 4o'-4
q L. S,o'S SO closing Al 80 80 Osts
ranged ,}isn. 2so DecemOof 2la2Ji-c oiosnsn -
Baliey-No - &c PORK quiet: casa. - as, 50
Dsg@Ge c ~ az Fe6Iusy ;, sly ~ c6s
~ May 40 80 y eosins at gao ~ r.
9732sG 90; JanC,; - Los ~ LcTnaIy ~ a. -
4f9Io' sarf ib dcs 81 80 tGoH Gcar SIDES
% Oa$ TO- ,,. 5 99a n. %nra I've e
busn Ban iey 57OOU sEiDmsuts-FouL 900 obia "neat
~ 900 Corn l5O.UOO oush Oat@ 1O"VO OusL' isye
1000 sarley $1,000 DusfL
DerRor. Dec. 3-whelt quiet; 30 ! White s3c cash :
Dcceubci 93c. MAY 81 % -c 80 ked "ash ant Deem
Der gJi'c January gj'c Nay 81 .ic NO Eco ode
Wlute 81 2r. cash no = So 9c
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3.-rIour-The demand was very
Want. pong on the "1' h6 ne re- trade stern d
Snner - u - % do Extra - JOO$5 a., Peuus
Fsy - Ond "A - Penn.y l,oler Process - 81 L. n
IS tSGs5 ~ Nncat 'Moscd ,jslly can OK.
port demand ots and h'hcr No 2 '.ed
Delaware 'I"0r elevator &c NO Penhsvlyhnh ''od
JaDuarr u aD2Ac February 057.a0ihti Marcel 90
!,,a4c Corn Marker Jun aAG hrn c1por demand lRl
&c do m, gram depot Sc No 3 yellow. pIhf depot.
4lc; Old 80 MlleG n gran @evo' -. 40 Ian, n%,% ~
d4J e. January ~ G47 c Feb lp4 = Il Aatth lrz ID
No. 5 White y Ia $50. No . VINO 3GT44"c. 80 :
" hte DecgnDer - pa Sc. janu-i' ~ 21"9c feDIn,
III. Wheat 900 UGsn. corn. Jisr-: 1000
bush. ampnents-WLeaL 5000 Ousn' Corn. 5000 Drsh-
Oats. lUUDu OustL
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3.-wbcat firm cash. 0osc; January.
sac May. .3asc corn steady No . ale oats dun Ne.
ysons-Mess PORK Casn. 40 10 Lard-Primc steam.
December. 80 %. January 10 TO- Butter steady;
Eggs-Fresh. 10 !oc Re"eDts-Flonr 2po0 pDs1 Wheat
$4,000 bush barley ls1ou Igsb omOmen,s-t'our 2OJOO
ST. loUt, Dec. 9.-Rlour duli; Xxx. - 3O0s3 4O' Xxx
s. 45Vs9 30 sanrv - it@s3 70 Choice ~ o@si go;
No. Red. Cash. 94G94iec December. 94a4c January.
30 7sc May O4 q higher tash, 30 a55c.
No. 2 mixed casn. z7h020c.' December :, e. MAY.
Ter UNCHANGED iioa FlaI
al II u. ddv steslg Ani unchanl pc Yrat hrn At
P"k 81 % Bukmests-L0ns Cleaf short RIO.
81 nId4 10 short Great - 10 Lard uru 1t SC 10 $50 %
~ 100 o1sa oats 1900 tre 5000 bush: Barlov
1905 shirnents-FiouI 5000 oolt, Wheat 700
bust. Corn 2l00l nusn' Oata 5000 odsL' Rye 1000
busIL BARLEY. 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

s,.pnvvp CorBT CuAVBFRs Before AndTews J-Nos.
% ~ e. 1903 100 llS 1870 o. 2?2 80 ISL 2S3, % !;
2Sa l0j Sl4 36 49, 9S2 1888 33i a3j 33 49, &i2 0ol
55o SC5 36 36S 800 372 1913. $40, $40. S77 3lH S1S
SIrrRFMF CONFESSIONAL TERM-Beiore Donohue, J.
No day calendar 49, 49, r.. va, 1,rrrt 1
Adjourned -, r,,orcts
Il ('uttih. 1880 motion calendar II m wis OF bu'
get O'i,ueke Thompson IL IN FREDERICK ii feho
yer klIabet Pierson p IN. ,,-, ..u no
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TERN-Adourheu uh'ii Ne'
SIPFKoR CoURT-srKcIAL TERSf-Before OGorman j.
NJ dty calendar. -. 80, 49, rncro
ham, J.-AdlouIned TIL tomorrow. .,,, r,...r,,,or
COMMON PLEAs-GRNERAL TERM-Adjourned I'LL December
"coNyox PLvAs-sprc1AL TERa-Bciore DAILY, c. mo
day calendar. ,.n po,,-o rrdro
Cowng and Assistant District Attorney BHiod -
3 T. D. g. T. g. g. 10, H. T. IL. a. 10, IT, 10 ,-
Comm yrR A. LsIOVs-PARr tI-Bei0re tccPuott
Suyth Assistant Distinct Attorney Pury-Os i - o. -
3 e 10 o. 10 II, II, Is. Il, Is. Is. H. Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAI

CHICAGO Dec s. The Journrt reports: Cotte-.
pecepts shipments $500 head market steaty
Expott eOdS5 rs cows and Mixed . 60dsS 10 STOCK.
sTs - aGds3 30 Feeders 81 4OGS3 9OI Texans - JOo
81 10. 5000. ,,....-..... 4, ooc $3.50, ,,,un "A
dur Interior s2u0GsS 20 Natives az ooGsS % i1Nanss
a0Grz "a
HoS,-Keceipts 10000 shipmenta $500 market lower
Rmgb Mixed a0GS3 65; PACKING and shipping IS IO1
~ rs llght SO 30 DS3 10: SkiOs - DO IS 80
BupFALo Dec 3-Clte- aeceIugs TO-DAY POS read total
for week dOID mead for "a ayf week hoo
head hro lgn III cars market 1et and STEADY
Good ID aoco 90 - u.s. stoogors ani feeaes'
4 dtS ~,
a,s Receipts TODAY $500 head total Tor week thus rag
tO.nsai week SO 900 head 'onSIEno
III, ugh II cars lnarkei quiet and weak aeuiun ~
Good 10. Good u Cholca s3 "a Gs3 'Oi |"Aos
Lambs. IS oOd5 ~. -, - ,..ar chm. ,.r
az OC head uns last week tI.1ly ne~, on.
sgned through 1885 1i which 10 20 New, torS
s.aiy Medium Fair Workers, - 1O@sS % vVn "
CLoce. as ~; Butchers Graies "a 40 'AsS
IS 90 Is3 So
CT LOUIS Dec 3-Cd,,le-Receipts ioVi sun Wcn,s v
100 market steady Choice Naive onppns ,teels
Butcher oteers 10 @o@of ." "Aa~s
rexan Steers. ~ 50dS3 30 ,,....u. =, Ma.
-Receipts 1870: shiDnents !oO common ., M ~
dunn 81 90 - 6 50 10d sS So lanoa - 9s
as 20 n nm. r,.h, AAA
"a al, Packing S. 80 ass 70, Hoavv. IS 7oGsS w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04


METAIs-on Change Iron certificates quiet anil STEADY
oa s o cal loo ton Marsh s9 n11es e.
calls January sold at 90 SOC tons February
; pstt at ~ aDs cas-, Sa at q s. Topper rm
lie Lake 10 OUdlOLc Baltimore Lead strong y 4IO@
t~Gc PROMPT deliver ara 10 points discount LOT id'u''
sPsfI Gif was moderate
the petroleum charterng line today at about steady hguss
Gran a S wy SS 81 the market otherwise rG quiet On s
berth Tie o. grain included 10
s sa.h grain si.G GA gov 300 bush.
hG steam bush pigs In the ehaTtsr, ,ni
LINZ We 1000 note bbls Teaned oil 2s''''.':
9;Uff Sg%Ss b sRi
refined OIL ic hence 40 IsSh 9 nntch D 10
arrive Is 900 cases retired oil private terms ANIWtRP
iIVERP0OL from savannah Brush steamer cotton
lr:r A. OR AYFS rom Por1nd
schooner previously RTTo lTG% Po and md
5SFTTLTTSN s. nom New York American bark $50
IONS Es4iiAs from Iewl ork and b,c, schooner.
Notwithstanding less NE to The trading TO-
dly WITH exporters ho ing on PriSes are seoy ana h
Fmy Ness M 25 Mes: quoted % 81 for ngin'pstS&,
Mess 81 Tor Clear Back and - - ISs
Extra Prime ,Iy .fra india Ness 81 $1,000 TX.
ira bills $1,000 Packet 81 9oqfi2 90 in goS AMI Fam
modcrc demand Quoted az Sl6 5ga$l no sales To- DPls
Steady prices sales $500 picked Bellies y n ayeTaS
PckIe Sbonders auotei ~. 95c; Smoked shoulders 53e
5Sr Picked Hams Sla nc. smoked d0 9aelOc MID
mr. q D.
YnrS quoted westerndevery Long Cear DC
Clear s Sc. DRESSED HOGS ave "A TAR demand az
stead prices CITY Heavy To Light az ici Pigs &c
IARDEIhe market tended lower again toay IOo mi wy
West PrJc,s are down points closing weak adlng Is
very moderate Contract grade on spot HoeI % 90
Caiss 5OO Choice terms gsn
6Se closinel &c; 5000 Janaary6 90 &C, eos,n
o5J February. 80 "a 3'c clOslnk -. oV
Me- 80 les March %, @69lc closing O. "a 9e.;
rs a 8 tic. $50 ties May 61So closing $50
= g CITY steam n air demand sales > tes D. oc: re
49, Continent quoted 60 C., and south Ameflean az
ne sale 90. Continent private terms En-
Unclaimed IN once ana guet ~ l.
re STATE creamery 27a2Sc Western do - az G.; gn
10 ~ uc state Dairy haf-hrkln tnh GY2c, Mss,erh
7lSc Creamery, 4dl c. western Dairy.
! CHEksE-staie, az CT Night SKINS, ~. &C.
w ST. Canadian 22d2ic LINED state 2OG Lei do.
western Il q -OLci do Canada, 1905 C.
raw nm Fair hefnng 7.lGc, 96o test Centri.
| h,RIl q Loo Moasses SUGARS 4sd5tc Sales t21Oo
ma IloilO, &c 3etned IIm Cut llsc Crushed &c i
Cubes 5Tsc; Powdered 6'sal Vi Granuated 0stG NOUS
eie: on A." &C.: White Extra G.. SCI Extra c. 40
80, C." 5isajSci Yellow. A. d5hc.
! a67sc. and Oleomargartne Csc. - ,,.. -, 81.
| Axe: sales 100000 ID, 47ec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL LICENSE.

The motion to continue the injunction OBJ
tanned by John NJ. OTTER restraining the Excise Board
from revOkng the license Of his barroom in the Metro
poltan Hotel because there is doorway connecting II
with Niblos Theatre, argued yesterday before jus
tee Andrews in the supreme Court Chambers. Mr.
Offers license renewed month ago upon ms
promising that the door should be closed. Judge Clan
cy for he plaintiff maintained that as there was no di
connection between the theatre and the barroOm
Mr. Ottes promise should considered void. The door
opened and the injunction continued. Elliott Sanford
for Excise Board argued that the Board Lad nc'
revoked the license and had not threatened 10 dt so
the injunction could 10 continued He asked for n
decision To the powers OF the Board under the law IN
regard to the sale liquors In places connected with
theatres Tho decision reserved.