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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
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IN the nervous condition IN which s.Crat0v5
iu old ta,o 1rcu cl ny r" recent break n prices ,ycry
little rulor or item news 81 bouuo 10 play compar
itiyrly important part How long thi, extreme scns
U,y &. g. continue m mo company of strong general
features the situation pucss but 10 the
.,,r., tr tryrrI,u Wctut1, OF tho market yesterday.
Ihr.. was auut eI +hrka-c in tuc Nru4r OF business
ho-.r.. b. ana There also harrow Ul 90, range
n quotations. Inc news from tlr wells hctr.b 10
That o. showed that tnc Anchor to. veil. u kiIlIu,
. Increased lo yield 10y being taDrt and puaprl. tho
latest tcr.r1tIs to he Ncutulo gave dow % l.
County. f. keeping Ip fairly Vr, hIcl u4 - hJIrtI, tu
hour, by trc .t tugc. These advice. were sufficient
check ul 'IofuIr. ol ir"iuG ANA thr mark 2 dt-
clued with important reaction from 30 cents tt the
oueriur 10 vIuJiF- .rul-. lNe Sos" heavy and
though carrytuc Wrrs ioHJO cents tio temper OF
operators va. Ic1tl-h.
Inc range or prices ana the total dnarn.4 20 the Con-
solid .tcd LArhdu 'c were us follows
Cp.nin,..... ...... g5l4 Lnwcst.... .......... %
Highest -............- 3p- Ht % q
sD!e- barrels 6919OoO
IAc refined OF held unchanged at the recovery OF
"Wednesday 20 ga ,'uts IN Hcw-lork aAd $ cents ia
Philadelphia and Bdltmorc.
EuAuiJEp. Pcaa.. &oy NJ rrio Oh-NltiOnal Tran.
st Certificates opeuat %, 9j.5 AMI closed at 93as
highest price, 95as. lowest puco, 1913. Ciear,uc54
3I1-, 200 barrels.
on CITY, Penn. Nor 25.--CruIo ou-Natona Tran
80 Certificates or ned 90 0,ii ana closed as 9J's
highest price 95s lowest price, 93is. Sales.
.5-7 00e barrels, clearlucc-. Gg3- 900 narrc5 runs
- ua~,e; shipments, IUl,s,S Uaglyls; charters.
~ .lgj barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
TIE FEEER cAsEs ~ RRnoELrv-

Health COMM 1oDcI Raymond has bec0m.
aroused az TIE prevalence OF typhoid fever in ErooIYu
ana In taken steps 1, secure thorough examination
of "a, plumbing u honsr, IN the portion ol thc city
where y j. especially found Besides the south I-oo.
iyn district iu the -xl and p nth wards. he fever cN
lists IN tho Twcnty-hgsL lwcntyhfth, Thirteenth. I1f-
tccuth ana Sixteenth wards. The Health Department
Inspectors Wi. see 10 jhc plumbing in houses as
fast a. possible and order defects 90 be remcicd
I1uSchOers arc also advised to attend TO thi, them
selves Tho Health Department Will also dsIu ect Tie
dead cud- Of AMI other important points. DR.
G.. Il Fowler, who has q number OF patients in the
EligcWODd water before using 10 FOR domestic purposes
as matter OF prccJuOI, a. 10 IS possible that iupuTi-
tics have found their way into thc reservoir Health
Commissioner Raymond declares that audlj SIS Slows
ths water 10 be as nee NON impurities now rs last
sftTi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
rn1hrIi.rLAss p1srMAsrEhs.

WAsHINGTgN, Nov. 27.-AlIon- tie fourth
class ost.lastcrs appointed yesterday are the fol
lowing:
Ne..y ysel-At Frcnchtoru ViiIa.l II. Martial Pitts.
town l. Strcrcr; tO"nid '!li.s Jaco2 q h.!a, 49,,
tQ--At Aui Iru rutle . L. i.u't ltls NJ u.s.,
VIII. w. Grafius LDyGS Nis % rlSJf'cl Ieseirr :
e. annie Z. digger, cars eiaN L. "e" %
% CIAJul j. In 90. Aprfre1t 1.Ilir,
nan j. Roberts oiriand Ae,to Hoieaie, GT1'v ROD
ct D.. ~Ni. SDuTg A. J Nartttah; NparlHu1huIg,
Ais Alike I.tt.Ib,uio. "ialAdm -ur.'4t, bcn5anm L.
II,larls
60 tharies ~. s. shDurui Agswa tIaic- ". t@'t-
tues: CnWay. ''alif' tlIuu-e itoicyYn o. .fthtia
-4rlA-.tt 'Httfn f"u. CorirIa lteHfY - Warner
EiiI FrauA OaN iliS John r. u. ~ n;
Serbia. tie stone. ~opth IchltEd. ". lO"5hy West
IL.ii islGt1 -At .arr.Ilsv lc r., ouos w. ID Phillips.
Ms d vile AihcI. .. etacA.udi NsIy IIls, BERNARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
SYRACUSE.
THE MISSING ARCHTrECT-A RUNAWAY
GIRI-GERNAN ORPHAN ASYLUM.
IaY TnLsoRAPI TO THE TRIBUNE

SYRACUSE, Nov. 27.-WIlliam j. Rapa'ye, the
missing architect, who declared that he would XIII MIN
self last week. has wandering about the west
ern part Of tue state
on Tuesday evening Professor X. r. Kay gave
rectat0ns Shakespeare before invited guests at
the house OF Judge William }. Wallace.
The women OF syracuse will give fair for the beneht
OF the day nursery next Friday afternoon.
Eilith Mitchell Porter the Auburn girl VINO ran AWAY
from her parents q and loft note declaring
her intention to commit suicide has been discovered ia
this city whore she has since her disappearance
She says will return home ana that she ran away
because her parents abused her. -, 800, nh
road has been purchased by the Rome, NaefO"h anu
Ogdcnsburg Company. 49,,
William a. Becrh the newly appointed revenue coz
for this district announces that no WI" leuoFo
the general office from Utica to syracuse. d., .
The dedication OF the new German orphan Asylum Vi
Syracuse place place yesterday me kew JcIe-
miah Zimmerman made address IN English, ana the
Rev Nrssrs Merschroth Mas OF this city, and Eietz
OF Amsterdam, spoke In German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
WAsIINGTcN NOTES.

WAsinNGTON Friday. Nov 2G 1885.
TREATY WIT siAN.Tho Secretary oil state bias to-day
received through tho samcsc Consul H. Sew. York the
ratification 81 ne treaty recently concluded with Slam
which prescribe Tie conditions upuu icl Americans
may import liquors int" siam aui sci hem.
TaE rCLErHOEE CASEs.-ApplicatoAs have been re
ccivet at the Interior Department iron the Globe ana
Bell Telephone Companies asking Tor an extension 81
the nc during which briefs iy Do filed era the tclc-
phone case. An extension of Two three days VIII be
granted by the Secretary OF the Interior.
NEW MAIL ARttNGsNENTS.--Tht Superintendent OF
Foreign Mails has made arrangement with the Central
American steamship Company OF Boston % carry TIC
mails rom Boston TO Havana and Honduras. The
schedule Of the new service cOnemIates thC delivery
o 30 mails ~ Havana IN tbrc0 days AID at Hon.
0urAs ln si1 and One-haf DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
WILLIAM HEATH ACTS on A JURY.
HELPING TO ADJUDGE CHARLES Il. SCEIBNEE A
nEUNKAEn-Mls CuANGED ArrEANANCF.

HELPING TO ADJVDGE CHARLES Il. SCEIBNEE A
DEUNKARD-His CHANGED Ape tRANCF.
William Heath was taken from Ludlow
Street Ja. the County Court House yesterday after
noon by Deputy sheriff, Brown and Crawford, and at
o'clock took his seat with thc sheriff jury of which he
was a member which has for some time been invcst-
gazing the case OF Charles T. Scribncr. who Was ycscr
day adjudgcd 10 bo an habituAl drunkard. Nh Heath.
with hollow cheeks ana sunkcn eyes, grizzly recent
grow tn of beard long unkempt muSache. presented
a different picture from that with which those who
knew hiu In the days OF ms prosperity were familiar.
He wore black Prince Albert coat buitpucd at the
top and 70 world wide tor his shrunken frame, with
standing collar and dark nrrk.tic H." quietly listened
The proc, cdnBs and al their close was taken back TO
the lalL
Tie uctition thc case OF Nj Scrbncr signed by his
sisters MIS- Matilda = Lane. Mr.. NJ Louise NcNlu7 ana
Mis-. GeTtIude t. Ddc and hi cousin On rlc~ Scrh'"r.
the publisher. forth that hc unable to take care
q! ploucrtv. and asked that committee OF MS per
and estate be appointed. Tie was the head ul Tie
firm " Sctibucr * Bolton, hncI mcr hIut~, No. 10
Whic-st. An affidavit previously made 10y Mr. Scubuel.
>cttink forth that the stock of tic hrm was worth
JOD and that his equity worth M "si %loolO.
paced lu evidence 10y Stephen -. LOCKWOOD cuu--
Sci Tor the petitioners Robert j. lo-uct, Of Wilmer
ding Hogu-t Co., testified that Ms arm had advanced
$4,000 on tle stock, which III July last was appraised
at over 100000.
asked for an adjournment uutl o.. return
Of DIS clients partner CLIFFORD Bolton. from Ntnp' lu
December, whom hc wished 10 cNuuiu" as whine.
The commissioners, Thomas :. Store. d. 81. =. Ntrl
and John Won Gi ,hu. denied the motion "d iHr CAGE
given 10 the JuIy, Whicu agreed upon i- '.i.. la
few minutes.
The hearing the morton 10 v1c1t' The att clm'at
actil-t Hr Heath. P.udine 900 tc ~Hpu.He '"utl
Chambers. before justice Audrtrr Was y,.t-.lI. .'-
jJurutd uutIi II Il. H. Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

ToNpoN. N0v. '3J D. m-Atiantic and Great West.
cu First Nurt9tr Trustees Certificates ioti 10. second
MORTGAGE u ldau faciuc. 5tA Ere second COusO3
33s Illinois Central. ~ y. MrXgHu Ordinary, "a =,
Paul Common 1000 New York Central luUli.
D. Unsos 100 81 b Tor both money the account
Atlantic ANA Great Western Frt M0ttgg Trustees Cert
nc ttcs. iue % Sccond Mortgage 1875 canadian PaclIo
n-s Enc, 2te. do second tluSOl+ 02; Mexican DTll.
naTy . 10. 81 Paul Common lOOLl. NcW.YOrA Central
1885, PeunsylvaniI 5Ca-, Reading, l2at
Canada Northwest Land Comp ny, y.
Ear silver IL quoted at n gd
The bullIOb Withdrawn tho Bank of Eng.
land 90 balance TO-DAY - = 10000
Hudsou Hay COMPANY 22la
.mFans advlces quote Three 2or Rentes at ~
francs 30 ccutilhes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

COLLECTOR TTLDEN-PLUNDERER
on ICY SIDEWALKS
- I.l.R rIIr nj l. TLIIlINE


my TELEGRAPH TO IuE TKGbUSE.
Troy, Nov. 27.-CollectOr Samuel j. Iilden
IT, was this city to-day preparing to take the revenue
Office from the hands OF James J. smart, the retiring
Collector. MIR. TIldens deputy Will be Amos H.
Peabody, of New Lebanon. Tho clerks and collection
agents IN various districts viii be retained for the pres
cn
The Shcrs bill against the county this year Is little
moro than 81 900 Last year II was $4,000.
The recent arrest of bOokkceper, aud bis confession
OF setting fire to his employers store promises to reveal
gang OF consprator, IN plumber aud general rotten
ness young iuuk dealer has Just been arrested. ana
the police looking Tor cXkccper In the Albany
Prultcptafy.
With quarter OF million dollars IN face value OF suit
pending against the city for falls "u icy Sidewalks az"
the opening with few tumbc already, the CITY
attorney has decided 10 send letter 20 the police SUI
peruirndrut Informing him % the Ofinauc" directing
han keep the sidewalks clean. and o. nc dutN OF ue
poic. 80 giving warning aud collecting evidence III ca %
OF injury.
Thanksgiving Day sermons here werctow aud short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
CONVICTION ora CONFIDENCE nan.

Frances w. Green, an EnglIshman with an
anuurelt ignorance Of tho ways OF fhe world,
Vas iho complaining witness yesterday in the General
Sessions C0ur. against Piers c. rOy OF Brooklyn who
saws that he IS commission ket at No 6S University
place The two men became acquainted some slime ago
and Dotv induced Green 20 invest Severa hnn0red dol
las 10 ali share in brokerage business which he
gsprt srrlea l. DO profitable. Green failed W hnt auy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
ROCHESTER.
CANON FARRAR-MR. HENDRICkSS COf FIN
TEACHING MECHANICS.
y,t IN THE TRIEINE1
TrY TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIBUNE.I

ROCHESTER, Nov. 27..-Canon farrar aiil'eu
In this city this morning aud il the guest OF the rev ~
W. H. Plat rector of St. Paul's Church Thls evening
he delivered his lecture on Dante before i''so
audience. -,
The stein Manufacturing Company OF THIS Guy - pr
pairing the coffin which will receive tue pou! VI
na,',ot uordricks II ts similar to the made for
General Grant. ,,
The Mechanical Institute and Technological Schooi
was opened this week It is free school, ana over III
pupils have already registered Professor % a. AZ ~
more of the faculty OF the Rochester University - wv
president Of the Institute, and Professor CoioS Va nd
sachusetts has engaged a. teacher III bSntr
drawing. The school IL supported DS le'ui"s i'''
manufacturers aud educatUfS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

ttes in jersey William H. LANCE inipee'oy n oyt tho
No $50 summi,-avc jersey city Oh rIei complaint
nv additional aldavts. He ana three V,u' ocvPolice
wefo examined at considerable lcnStn ny a. .how
maj Ncbcll was not the owner OF the pun ~ r
G"TIan directed postponement till tins aIto.uooh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
qfyrrvcrp roq rrrirvo 1 WINDOW

The breaking Oi the window awakened
Henry W. Ranger. vino was sleeping on tho pn'.or ho"r
ol his houa 80 9ouia West Twenty tourth.-f.. the
ri Do ol November 10. Mir. Ranger seized au Indian
club Iru advanced toward the "udo" WHu Jumped
down from flc balcony Iu' uph tfcl arrested by
p,I,cunu Ird idcutlrct us Edward r. ar. Ryan Was
convicted Yesterday bcior. Recorder Smyth and WAS
-..--I.L.D-I 10 lLNn lrAI. u llN -LI.- IILaum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

Charles De Kay Townsend, a lawyer, left his
home at No FL Ea, SlXty-frs-rt, on August % for
vacation aud his return September 10 found that
the house had been broken into and two silk dresses
valued at $40 had been taken. petectiyc Rutland
Eoycwbor 10 arrested Warrington Jordan. who had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

,v,cd ono NJ the dresses Jordan pleaded Guilty yeS
go, "a a charge of burglary in the third degree an
was sentenced by Recorder smyth to i've years III viz
State Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
riE w ANTWLrp cAaE.

The taking of testimony IL the suit Il Mrs.
Elizabeth Van Antwerp Tor limited divorce Was con-
Guided before justice OGorman IN the superior Court,
Special Tenn, yesterday. William Van Antwerp the
defendant CrO-scA tIu atUA testified tbai Dis Vile
gave him power O al OlH 90 manage her property Do
ISIS. lie employed lawyer to draw u. but could not
remember who the LAWYER WAS. lie aiI 10 Dee ore her
and she signed IL without knowing What IL was sac
eIgucd papers that Way always.
William h. NliicWorc, red estate broker, tc. Ii Il
that the wall OF Alr Van Antwerp. apartment
house at -Xtysccuudst srd ParkNc. cracked aud tho
mortgage Of 100000 Oh the premises, which he had me-
gOtiatcd, was fOTccio-cI.
Lcouord kcl~o hti--i.tcr OF Mr. Van Antwerp tc-ti-
fed She had frequently visited Mr.. Van Antwerp,
sometimes remaining al her house for tWo weeks 81 q
Tine. The defendant aud hs wife wet, always on the
most dncctiOuItr terms Nr iO"at"lr ipnu co. t
child and the child 1- fond Of him. Mrs. Van Ant
wcrP Lat stated ia conversation that she would never
leave her mother.
Justice C'Gornau reserved mis- decision. giving the
counsel htccn days within which to submit thc briefs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

business and Doy vas convicted yesterday OF ohahns
money under faseprcttnccs aud was rendhuen 4o' 9O"
tenee. DoIy is al experienced confidence man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

Special Term, yesterday on the application OF a. J.
DttruhOricr, granted an order directing the Board ui
Excise D. show c.u.c LrNt Thur 0as WY VIII pro
hlbon should not issue against n 30 tine matter n John
A. Shccrin Who keeps iIsor store at 40. 3O2 west
Twenty -fOiItust. which is come ted hv
with tho Grand Opera House. Tuc Board Is restrained
Or the meantime rom revolving hs license. The app-
cant claims mat, as i" pdsSt-cWJy cOu5tTuricdh Us
order O the Fire Department as IN additional ext from
the theatre, lac hts not violated the law AGAINST selling
liquor iu places where performances are gwen aud
should not bc utcrercd with An injunction restrain
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

/. =. - ~, 'lI-.l d" 80 ' ' ~ FL $1,000
U. .. cur. Dis -'-'--.-. b .-'.,
Stl.. bond. We're moderately ac..yc nr sO-e az t.'
n,.l,rat ~. and soma, Cr...us nou fladga,s yera 10
I5DtG Vi..liI G pIr.d ..tre .t.Iy 81 lljrIl ~
80, ~ , 49, St- .t-.. .,,I . :. NJ ,-l,.I Nor
Chant. l. >...tI,.. a d. n. l12.
In lie s.uerIi 11la l tt,. rho 's tepres.u:i lI-
e,rs yyal H. .ctrI more ina restricted business tIn
IN rc.htusr or figures Era ,.eoud cou.o. declined
irou 90 10 e9ll ana closed ar ~H't Missouri. Kansas
gi ,l I'm "a gain at "a amt a, ls I.t.r 50 closed
;, .owcrat ~ Central OF N,w-Ietaey cy.-o, were ZAP
uer '.i IA lu- and tho d,bcutlrc. scr. IIsu-a.r.
6jl I.sirn and Wikcsb-rre cousoI- rose - 10 l-i,.
CAhaia ,"at'+ra "'st % WI ~ ~ , '
co''r. ,,r 10 ni,ber AT l4I, Eist Tonne see VIZ.
,ni, and Gcoria cou,o D. after selling 10 Ca. closed
prr .rut M D. West shore certificates wcro arlI 10
IGIae iGt-In advance OF p per cent. lake Eric Ial
,--r~u Incomes rose II 10 81 Buffalo, New fork mi
Pbtlolrinhia drsts oiviucod from 4i-s 10 tGf.-~.
~, nn 1 - ppl ,n,onct rose fruo = to
and IIo Graic iirsrs were M per cent at p: is
llc Graude Western r'i' rose pr ceut to Ft IeXs
lac,uS l ,t- - - ,y,rc ~ l. - G5i, ,...,,
nIIv,, AZ ~; ',,i ia.iireJ Ia ~ 'ls, N.,r',
P,',n. wcrr ID higher at 81.
to,i cies re,elptS OF - SIS S6 and .yIn.aso x
$500 $50 Leaving the general balance al el~2.92I~7j
as ,i 81 = SO BS, d"Igcj f.o The py.ls
~ a'oJ0 ',r. ybi univ .lt tl fra,1r,
,,nf win tio Gn +, Al rr,,.i,ry r. frla Fam a..
r'. l," b,1ES is :, 55i5S6 To-at's Gpsriolj
',t.i- '.'q /, i ~ ~ ,;05 No., SD,
C,r,t lanrp ) 5.S $50. ,5,, balanro lt,.
3a,
Money call loaned mp TO per cent and down 10 :
lsa o.Ey Dnl 'r r re '"'0 ""' --"' " NV
The Ceariot House statement WAS ~ follows: TX.
ch,uvrs ~ ~ 81 : JO-; balances, = J-Og1u
T9r Ua,el sloiIs treasury a a.al;Ion received
Thc en- ,ioms receipts were Sj27i26 lnd tA, int rnal
reysnnc receipt. we're s7-s.lo2
Tho foreign exchanges were not moro than ustLy
active but quotations wtro stronger Tor the ai..-l
storcotyped reason oi " q SSareit, oi 'ommetcai 5
Ea,l,ers b1fs ~ IS and ~ sIl, for i..s
..,.rIiu., r.-uoofv,lv. 1I-5 aud 3 aOft
49, ,r ',,'. ,.r. 80 w
IA" governors ~ the Bank OF ENGLAND ar their r'.t
weekly Yesterday made change %, tAc
OF discount. and n remains at c'ff.
During che week the bank gained ri5i3l bullion. O.
t"D Z. ,"''l". w. w., ~ , H.. r,.r
from "a - 10 t".s. ,"'Ii' '',' ~ - 49, b.. 80
year. IN" Wt'Ay olal'.t'u 90 'i' ''.lN ~, "a, ..,
SHOWS E,iu9 "a % f,,.,,,.l ...
rnn.ol. cn.e l.. per cent luwor than Ou Wednesday
Int "a 4; fr ,tn NANCY ud account luil.t -t.f.g
t,,.,.,. go. l. I,u,.f "a I1-It American raj WHY'S
,..,,.tlIll. ,,tro lower "Wednesday
I f.t-f ft fnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
FUNERALS Of THE JELSLT CuI ucTnN

The four chlldicu VINO were Killed D, The fall OF a
building in Morrl.st., jersey city. Wednesday were
buried ye,crday. Tic funeral col Dicdrih Ircecc was
Siacll pastor OF The First German EyaugelfcI! re.
iorucd tuurch. oucHiiug Tho hodY WAS buried iu the
NrehdWkeu Gem terry. The services Tor Maggie h
smith, Dicdrich PndnsK ana Mary Ann Schen-ly were
conducted ST. Peters Roman catholic Church by Inc
Catholic Gem terry In Ncst-idc-Jyc. There wa large
attendance Tho funerals Coroner Terence g. tupley
impaurcl iury 90 inquire into the cause Of the accl-
dent. After the jury had been sworn IN they went
No. 80 MUrIls--t aud tho BODY OF the
They then went 10 the place whore the accident oc.
CURED. The inquest viii bee hold nest Weluesdayni l.
Thomas tChci Of No lO Wcsi-st. the alleged owner
Of the houses, taken before Justice German al the
TOmls Police CD0rt warrant issued by the au her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA SrOORS
Reported b. JJHS T. DAVIS X CD, L WlLH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

SALEsAT THE CON5DLIDtTEo Sr2cH AEo PEEE0
LECJf ENCHtN1h
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

CLOSING PRICES or C4LIFORyTA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 81 1ss5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. Nov. ~
THE GENERAL LtSC

ACTUAL SALES. CiOSllB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
Boston, Nov. p, 1885,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-26
MEDICAL.
Dr.. FO0TE, Senior,
MEDICAL.

OF 100 Lexington Avenue New York,
Hereby cautions the public NOT to
Employ or Communicate with a
man styling himself cdr. Foot, Jr.
without making due inquiry.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-26

matter of appointments is to call a Terri
toral convention and select the candi-
dates for appointments to the Federal Of
fees in Utah the same as though they
were to be voted for at the polls. Had
this been done, the Democratic party in
Utah could have had its own way in the
matter OF appointments. No man who
is candidate for Office should object to
having his qualifications thoroughly can
vassed in convention before he asks an
Administration or the people for their
favors. ~ convention has not been
called, and for this reason we have put
the name Of Col. Merritt forward as O
candidate for the Governorship that the
people may fully discuss his qualifica.
tions, being certain that the more they
are discussed the more convinced the
people and the party will become OF the
fitness of Col. Merritt for Governor o
Utah Territory.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-26
PROHIBITION A FAILURE.

The Bangor Commercial says that after
thirty years of trial the failure of pro-
hibition in Maine has been demonstrated
to the satisfaction of all sensible people.
Such an admission is worth much, for it
goes to show that too radical legislation de-
feats the very end for which it was enacted.
Prohibition in Maine has been more than
amere failure; it has been a cause OF great
lawlessness, and the public in Maine
having become accustomed to lawlessness
in one direction will look upon lawless-
ness in another direction rs not being
so great an evil rs was thought, until
at last the law will be looked upon
as an Infringement OF the rights OF
the people, and the officers OF the
law rs set OF usurpers and ty-
rants. Once let n seepage OF lawlessness
continue without any check, and finally
the barriers of the law will be swept
away, and society and government will be
inundated and swept into the ocean OF
anarchy. Society without government is
barbarism, and measures which, from
their very severity are sure to be largely
evaded, are an invitation to barbarism.
Liquor drinking can never be absolutely
prohibited, and the attempt for thirty
years in Maine conclusively proves this,
but the evils resulting from it are among
the worst to which society is subjected !;
in fact the greater portion OF the crimes
committed in any community can be
traced TO whisky. Such being the case,
to confne its sale within proper bounds,
and to so control it that the places where
1t is yended can be kept under strict reg
ulation, are most important mat
tiers in every State and Territory.
How to maintain these bounds and con
troll this sale are the questions to be
solved. Prohibition is failure, but
high license has proven the most eiiica-
cious in bringing about good results, OF
all methods yet adopted. Kansas and
Iowa are now proving what Maine has
proven after thirty years trial, that pro-
hibition is failure. Let these States try
high license, and then the sale of whisky
will be under control, and to enforce the
law will be far easier than now.