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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04

ontbv and weekly from July November ~. 1885, 1889
tai sss2, Os5 sassolA4 2soi, es soe Us ddSs

The sxpors from California Oregon and Washington from
Ivy i Of What wsh asd
S saf ss n xSss
Sop q 1856 in the stated 900
1881 ghG sg.1ty
ns % his 1850 supply
making the ss co % opuen
, ass fl from IN. ss OK
gss Lawns s ,ss .ss
aysiGs tSs f BUSHELS wheat Indicating
shall be ed tsc VIII NAH N ns tor
export remainder being neeied for hume requirements
ant the 90 Of Shs. Dec 1885, may show
an % Sus ss
s sss depending s on i. Ike
s laden r Ssss 20 Mas aud Gibraltar
HAY AN sTRAwA generally 1r r% tone under nsssrs-
s sss No a:y sSssss ciosse
s nPg sSSis Ey ga.
asssSE...: quit. '' .ss. ''. ssS IN
CO: Ss;s F.": ,, q common {
a Ssdia
.as Sssg d. lSss
aoc, KentA DO. ~ 02Sci SUSSEX, do 20c
LEATH ER-oniet and unchanged =, s,.,.ox,7h
TrsnsienSIo nooes Ite delivery Issued At sie,
s,u Sss n1 On s sssoaa iv
5snusry A. g2soS S.ur .1ssT az nCs,
l.sus s =. .so u 81 %
,..'sl az IL guc Chin bars $50 los Lead-etosy 81
Inc notices Issued at 300 speter-
Mi a. 3oaI45 Transferable notices Issued Al Sc
MoIA SEs-A Jung ~ rstor easier quota
,, 20 ,IIows: 35 Good TO Prime. 4odf7c Tor
tSo,ce and AZ acc Fancy New Crop New Oresns
~NAvAL TORES-spir.ls rurpenune fairly active al SOC
10, STRAINED TO Good 81 c 9Sl 05i e. 81 20
Sn ,S r. 81 So; q. 81 ~ ~ II, 4ISt 81 b5i X
sa10as206 NJ. 81 go. n 1896 Window eiass sSl@
WAY" sens" VA" wi Is MN Cochin cocoanut steady
SsSsTEt;' rrn. sss
h.w 7s Ss % 5U nsGsa wSss s5c o. nssars spring
arm 50 55c do. crude southsrn. do natural winner
OCEAN fRElGHTs-There was quite active bnsines
| accomplished In the OF charterng line %
aside from this tho general light LoN
| non stesm hence 70 400 grain bSd Quctauons
-Four ia Cd lSs 3D.. measurement Roods ~
sugar sos. bacon, Sss sEd 2os.s chose soa. oee.
| LIVERPOOL. steam. honce BOW eush ~. ~
1ssd Quotationsi GRAM As.di nour tos Sn css
IA I'D sugar -2ABd; 22Abi. o20A cheese zos
| sr,i Qua Sala a.: tau0w. 1uA; measurement kooe
IA oil "A: cotton. la-e<d. -9LAb0OW steam neno
oaoatious ursin I'D, l6A ita Sd
esrro l6a QUA; SVs; bacon, yos sugar ioS o..
| eskc ia M D. i0a. go. .BRISTOl. steam nsnos esos
tious: 0rsin Old, nour. la eii OH cAte Losi ~
iss ID for and 20A for cut loaf beooa -
,.si,nx 2, , us%s ss.n . s
Assfy msdssstA saiss LOO bpiAAesA psvAse 'sf~A nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Dec 3-Cattte- Receipts last "a hourtllOS
head thus far 1920 aead tor same tune last
week 77I5 consigned through 40 cars a. OF whca
10 New.Yorx sale market nrm anu unchAnsou'
Common % Fair So 100 % .o.. ..,.-.,
shsep-Recepts "a hours-6600 head total TOR week
thus Tar AZ 800 head. same time last week % <oo
head h FsT ssE oo to Choice g ocS
So Extra 81 10 Western Lambs 81 5000 o. CsnaaiAn
Lambs advanced 69lOc; all offerings taken ~ 30 oo~
go ,o-.... ,o,.t ,o~ .,..,
thus far 1880 head for same time last week 800
head. consigned through AZ OF which 81 10
81 cars Tor sale market o1lOe Am htgh"r'
Good 10 Choice Hogs and Light Pigs =! 500 no sees..
@s4 S. Good TO Choice Heavy 81 800 s. % ectoi neay
Ends SIS 1904 co. Coarse Mixed Heavy EndA - 700
So 40 stage So COOS 10. Bulk OF offerings sold ,,,
CHICAGO Dec. Sine DroUers Journal re0orts: cduts
Fancy rs 1906 shipping steers s. 3ods! 80 etockers
and Feeders ST. dS3 40 Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 toe
e. as, BULK 81 lO0S2 So Texas Cattle So SOGxS o.
Western Rangers ~ U0o 80 &c. ,o.. -.
strong early closing Rough and MiIe 50 go o.
Packing and 81 soss42S Light wexhta - 20
SneeD-Kecoipts 1000 shipmenta 1000 market strong
Western 81 IS as 40 Texans 81 2o9S DO Lamba IS 500
ar 1oUr. Dec 3--Cau~-Receipta $40 head shin.
ments TOO market nrm On al kinds Snoice
So 5Ul 70 steers fair 70 choice ~ os4 %
Feei-rs fair to SOFAS 10. Stockers fair IN cool
al w and Indians common " primo 81 W"
s. 10 .., ,..,x., .,,,,r
and hate higher packing ami heavy, ABOUT seosa Oh
Irht Ali closed Choice Heavy and buchers % io0
81 3U Psoxn to frncy - " - lo lorksS ~ i1n
70 prime co. Pigs common to good - W Ssz TO-
Sks1p~Receipts 900 bead: Shipments ZOO narkes q
ahs.Ie atronsor TO Fair u ~ % oV Modum
Extra Choice 81 90 0SA 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
MP WHITNEY CARRYING OUT HIS IDEAS.

WASHINGTON Dec. 3.-The Secretary of the Navy to-
day issued an order directing that on January all stores
and supplies and records OF all property and plants at
navy yards and stations belonging to the Navy Depart
ment with the exception of vessels and stores and sup
plies coming under the cognzance OF the Bureau OF
Medicine and surgery and of the Marine Corps shod oe
transferred Bureau of Provisions and Cotns AN
officer OF the Pay Corps Is 10 be designated rs 1eue
storekeeper each yard and station TO take charge Oh
stores On board all equipment ounts anu su
niles are TO be transferred 70 the pay oncers INC of1
r ineDdea out Secretary Whtneys ideas con
cernny the In bureau OF the RESPONSE
bity for stores and supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Friday. Dec. 3. 1885.

WARRINGTON, friday, DOC. o. Iooos
I,.u,x To srIzuRE-The Treasury Department has de-
c,ined TO grant the application Of Lieutenant Oster
haus H. s n, for repayment OF duties e1actou az reN
Work In March last certain articles decorated ch
ALL in the niece silk shawls feathers and comis) buusht
NV MIN from China the United states snip EnttIpIise
is held that the china dutiabe even II intended TOT
ts isrs own use The other articles also saiJeet
to duy "a they were clearly not intended Tor Ills own s
Lieutenant Osterhaus was Informed that All the a ,os
ported In q Government vessel
ACTING sIesAL OFRcER-The Secretary OF war; 10y d.
rectiop of the President has ordered eenant Greedy 70
take charge OF the Signal once during Tue 'o"lo' ~
sence of General Hazen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04

FLOURANp MEAL-FLoUR-The nour market market, q. At
large and By especially
spring Business has been roaa trade Ss as
full price. tG for al The sT wsss rndas
s E5!5as s Ss. in Sfa'Hr Mn
$685. 60 Tor the Nest ndes gSY p isrssr for soce;
aoo SSs Extra Ge' No. 81 sosss Obls Winter
What sss y for eSsa IL So
the ts latter s G one w or two co
eHS'sS sapefnS g s ssS e o.
% o sp2s .1 TO vsSSs sss
Sss i 3 sSsss %
q oes5 Common sv. ES MstnSs 81 sss TO-
sss ss c s. s. Baker, Es IA
FAIR e o % s. 5ss'
M rene sf w wH'HT 4
osst %aTks. closed s. S~ Is, Sso ccm
non h@S 70 Fair EXTRA at s. 5sss choice
E, 5, Sog sss. 500 SSs at
coRSMEA YsSy western anSted 30 81 SS,s.
g. % AMI Brandy n 81
market for cash b ISs has so.se
song w sd sooa trade for export light business
city the vr 4sD n@s BEEN n Se
over twenty million bushels changing hands ,he %
se5 bsOs s eHs at he close Opened strong advance
Of = a declined IN ' advanced lSl &C. oehne , go
nc sOss sy very
bushels iss ee SS No
ss No n .4 Rcd ss Sss' 'ss.'s
her ss sSc closing SOC: do. January. svs9Sot &c,
co.ing az 9OAc do. February OIL ll6GyEc Closing ~
DC. do March 92 S93c closing a, IA 90 caIns
at SSaS do os closing q, ~ Sc " igry.
Dull and nominal oRNrne trading In easn ios nas
hsen mo,eraic the and shade higher coslng
drm very moderate business for s1por ana ,s n
trade for In options trading mas Deen inc
and the steady aud prices PC higher 81 ne CLOSE
Omen steaiy declined c-advsnced SO &c ana cloe
at about the highest prices Of the day
future 40 600 bushels spot. including Ungiaaeo
al IA S4s % No New 46c eleyaSr 80 Sl &c s ss
vator 40 &C anOat Low Mixed AZ DC Nc pecember
closing at ~ DO January. ass D4ei2c CLOS
ns AZ az &c DO february 95Os. cosin. Al 60c do
Nav So "a 52dsc. closing at o2'sc OATS ASH lo..
weTe moderately active and prices shade stronger
closing nrin Options moderately active hrn and hf
nr,ces Ia NC higher the close Opened &C. higher ad
Ranced 20 &C. closed firm at the highest prices OF shs
dsy Sales26s bushels spot and future incuding no
at s4c do White. 800: Ss7c No "a sgst ri az, 90
Western 81 S31c White DO 81 e42 1c white state q
sgc No December closing at "a Vol do Jan
1arv rs .c closing at 35l; do February closing ~
ssc do Nay 81 SS7 &C. closing at 81 30 FEED7ln fan
demand and very 40 fb, 759SOc 90 10 az POI &c.
SO b. III aasoc.; 100 b. S50o5c sharps, 10000 Ry'
Walkers Private Daily Circular December g. 1885, New
York
The expors OF wheat and from eight Atlantic port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
CLOSING Prices OF CALIFO tSfA STOOa&
SAN ERANCIscO. Dec 3. 1895.
FRIDAY. Dec. 3-P. NJ.

FRIDAY. Dec. 3-P. NJ.
We now have before the complete annual report OF
the NewYork Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
The more its details examined the remarkable
do the accomplishments OF single year appear to be-
OF course 1t is understood that the deferred liabilities
consisting OF past due interest and the floating debt have
principally been taken OF by funding but the report
of the years interest payments includes full interest on
the whole debt According to the balance sheets printed
below there seems remain net floating debt inclId
ing deferred liabilities" OF Sl7l1.O0l against
s23Ol37 on September 80 1885, this Is reduction OF
S6529 1856. while the funded debt has been Increased
only 49, 900 But against the net floating debt OF
septen,ber 80 1885, there stand the contingent
assets OF So O529 (Which described IN note below
which cannot fail retrne greater than Sl.7OOOoo
So that 1t may said that for the Erie Company Is
practically free from floating debt suboned Is the con-
dcnsed balance September 80. 1886, compared
with September 80. 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.
COOPERAGE STOCK-MOderately active at

quotations.
'COCOA-Wihout essential change
CHICORY-SeIlpg moderately az previous pr1ces.
COFFEE-For Brazil growhs the market Is steany ons
at 3kc for fair nvoices Sales 1000 DAYS NO
l2Ac Mild growths steady Sales 800 bags an
goo mats Interior The option market opened a. aecns and
cosed steady at REACTION sd Of PIN ssa go
March ll.560ll.cO; April. ll.G0a ll6S; May aLo"%
Il. 5O4 ! I. so. Sales IS. $50 bags $1,000, IN.
COTToN-Prices spot cotton were advanced J. .oo
and quite good business wa
1907 bales 'e9S last svenhg o
which l37 were for consumption ami TO Tor %
port receipts TODAY 40 30l bales comparing Win
bales this day 80 4S2 bales thus gay III
since september the total port receipts nave been
bales against bales for the corresponding peo
year. - ...z,,r, =, consolidation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

rs, IL, .ns q w.. :. coz H.
Ct Total for days COLL head against s]S7 head for the
Mt Eastman nSd a carods uptown and Y cars wsot 70
Metzge Two car: were Prime Cn ss scn
Al Jess, CITY % went direct to ssnvsr.1chS
81 Ronansdeaving SO cars TO 30 scld ....x., and
while opening advance o. 10 the feeling
before the finish and late sales were al ABOUT "od
Eays :9s = s VI. saS
TIE S. vs %s'i s
sss s: in ss gu. ss rs
Ts: s s nvs Live
s 70 Sc. e is S
islo DO sc Is DO iss. At = az >. 20 o sS
e N Ilss r. Ss vs 80 Gov. as
'!s s%4 sss' 400
s & 10 ri DO 1874 81 $ss ai 81 is
e 5 H.: e *
Iii I + e s. + j = -: !: 49, ~ s ssi:
sS,l. $40 ss At g 1870 ~ NJ 70
3 ssS' 3d. = ~ N. Is DO s'i n at
+ ,sgs y,F isSs s.ss: 1880
81 81 81 aS u FrrnIS DO 81 IS 10 do 1893 =,
4 g Il Il d. ss 1879 as s152
1888 ID at IS Oss., Is do 1921 n at 20 xo az nae
rig co. - DO z l2sl y SS 40 % 49, 1855 sis az
y - 1929 s. a. s. 50 o. s1
1899 1880 s9 100 d. 1850 D. s. Cows
ss is5$ 4 Z i fs;F ~ 3 q Il +
r. 70 10 ~ ialo d. sU a. 81 So "a DO li S
e 4 iG SS 20 al q llSS ." 81 i0
J. + sader Co: l6 Kentucky steers, i4s2 D at - -;
Is I4iS %. at So do 1892 d. at - 3d. o1sn 1000 ID
Rosentha "a Kentucky 1896 o. at s. 20 Do
1860 10 at 81 10 Bulls 1916 d. al - 20 40 w. '' "
B. Wsi1el 10 Indiana Steers 1887 D. at 81 7o 81 do
were head Of which l47 head wers
at 60h.st Feeling TO- all grades o. Live S'e WIN
saesHume Mullen lsf erassers 24e D. at 21r per ~,
Everitt Pdoock "a and Fed Calves SiS ID NJ
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts were Cncuan 1 iae car az.
rivals yesterday 27cars OF 64S hesd-l5 ears a. Jersey
on an al II head for the -ame time week
The steady for all graies OF STOCK ana
DAYS prices Very little stock carried over . *
co%mG1 70 Rsms Sssss 90 per Good to
Lambs were bringing from sac 70 10 per o. on q. To
sas1 iss Kentucky SaSsa Sheep
D. i6S do il2 n st4so' $40 Western do 10 d. az
Newton enlet.: 200 ohio sheep ss o. At g. 40; iss yea
lao Ohio sheep 80 a. 81 a. 40 s % n az
Pdcock 2i5 Ohio SHEEP 81 e " S9 o. s as o. DO
rs osS aSs Ono sheep and Lambs
'Ps Kase. IS Jersey wethers 1872 n. at 6bc Jersey
81 we ste sheep 81 81 Canal. a
RasnSeSr & Davis Sis Michigan Sheep. rs 70. at e'c
lIe Saasds ao Cars Of sos head
Jersey City AMI az 4Othst ots 10. 81. gay 49,
reSorsd on i've Weight NORMALLY steady at 2Sss4 90 pe'
ioc b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
vone Delay IN CAPTAIN OREGAS'S CASE
e IN fIliuf

There seems to be good deal Of difficulty IN hiins
the committee appointed 10 investigate the charges
against CAPTAIN Michael Crcean and bs ieutenaus In
the XVIII District. Edward Mitchell and ex-Judge
Henry r. Howand successively aeciined the position
of chairman Ut tue committee Then Elhu wrote
e. Congrss.uau elect Asbbel =. Fitch asking ba 10
s~rvs MT. FiIeh haA q large Law business wbioh hs
ss compelled 70 neglect Tor three weeks before the
election while he was Astumping" his district and
S.sasfn. down General vieles 07UO majority o. Two
~esr. cye,foua he thought that sorne one VINO mad
~ borne ths brupt Of campaign and neglected ms
kusipsss should b aaksd To serve on the ooIaiiss
nd % b. has thought 1t necessary 70 dsonaa ~:
~ \ IN Washington arga,ng esse before tnf
fnissd states Supreme Court He VIII proneDiy no.
% anything further IN the matter Of aPPo'ntmsns
Hsfore the early part OF next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04

A eei,e sAles ranged At 49, o5y &c. No haru
s. So sss wss's s's -
Ia ~s: .s.e n n store. No Yellow tsSa new Nc
IS1s "a. Uuundsd <20<2xn track -. cnu.Ne
q Wh,,~ ssc's 40 White Western. SOL No. Mdsd
Sshs -. Rsoeipss- $500 bblS wheat dSsoVo
sSsn % 5000 OSs. wiss. $4,000 Sa'A Corn.
al.QQQ huAk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
Mrrr1NG OF POTTERY MEN.

WASHINGTON. Dec. tSpee.o9. - hA-OonercsSn,""
prcwcr OF Trenton NJ j. has been in Washington THIS
-, % make ARRANGEMENTS for the annual meeting OF
the limited states Poters Association which Is TO be heo
here on the third Tuesday in January les7 The asso
ciation represents pottery industries OF the country
which are mainly centred In MASSACHUSETTS, Ne"iork'
New-Jersey pennsylvania, Maryland and ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

roxpox Dec 3-l2:3O m.-COnsos 100 1915 for money
and lOl l6 for the United states our fer 0ehe
bonds 1873; do Four aui HA Per cent Donns -. 90
rst First Mortgage trustees Ger
ncates 5IA do second Mortgage los Canadian racine
SECOND Consos Central l31
M..ioan Ordinary. 49ss 81 PAU Common 3D. Ne"forK
~nrrsi oo'st Reading 20 .-...
PARIS quote fnres Per Cent Hentes A. Oh "anc'
IS cent I'm the account ~
d m-Atantc and Great Western First Mortgage JIus-
Certhcaie So do second Mortgago lo< htle 90
lO3J4 Mcxican ordinary oo'< st fsui
Common 80 II NewYork Central, III -- -.
4YO D. quote rhroe Per cent tenes AZ
ss francs 90 for the account and exchange on
Ionion at 25 irancs So centmes for checks
The amount bullion INTO the BANK OF England on
balance to-day Is E2l.OOO
Bar silver is quoted 45 isd. net ounce.
BERLIN, Dec 3.rhe statement OF the imperai DaiA "
Germany shows an increase specie OF l,5oOOOO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
Mr. FREDERICK ON THE WAHfA !,

xp FREDERICK ON The "h"A H
.ccrsrs REroRMKR VILLAS or BAD
.xovy LETTER To Mr. cLvvELAND.
,voror. Dec (SpeciaD. Congressman freoer'.A'
g. On the warpath, and 1t will be prudent Tor
.sr via. 70 keep out Of his way for time AZ least
~ Frederick feels that has good reason 70 Dc sY s
nant and yesterday he wrote i as so,,oTs:
NAV SIR must feeling IN segsra
Of e. me- to name
Ss D. S and wops
ss 81 Mr. MssSSS
q q S,strcss The whom Endorsed ior nsmo
tSs q s * , :; s
near rs,n4n G Ssrs after Campaign odds
BY the votes and 2. from which
escccsed encouragement is more than can stand
The " Mr.. Murphy whom Mr.. Frederick mentions Is
xhs Of that who was defeated for re-
,raon The Iowa Legislature redistricted the state
last winter and the county In which Iowa City is sua'eo
WAS transferred Mr. FredercSs district 70 tne one
now represented by Mr.. Murphy. That enterprsine
statesman was not slow to take advantage OF tne &
Scn and OF mis- colleague. Mr. Frederick But TINS Is nu,
ali Yesterday postmaster was appointed al J Fs
Rapids Which Se inst he knew Of the appointment
waa the announcement OF 1t In the new yl h
Mr. Frederick declares that the course OF MI Who's s
Of the Administration and that Mr. Cleveland hopes OF
retain his hold Sn the nd the
tons Of his Postmaster General
w.spYxoroS. Dec 50 (Speciab.-A meeting OF the
House Appropriations Committee has been called lot
Monday, when the committee will submit It's ofa'.
Of the sundry Civil bill 1t is expected that the 'Ota
amount carried by the bill viii be considerably below
that Of last year. The sundry Civil Is usually inc
last bill reported to the House. tor the reason saaa
carries nh the appropriations based on mlsce-
isneousn estimates forwarded by the Departments
from time to time during the session and the latest o.
which sometimes do not reach Congress until within
a week OF the day Of adjournment BY rushing the
bill to the front this year instead o. taking up @
and Others for which the estimates are complete,
Chairman Randall expects to get through the House
with total unusually small Tls total WIN oe IN,
the miscellaneous estimates; but that will De Done
necessarily by the Senate and then Messrs kanoa,,
and Holman ard other Democratic economists VIII
repeat their usual cry: "Tbe Democratic House kept
down the appropriations but the wicked aud va
giant Republican Senate increased Ihel anu VIZ
House was Iorced TO submit ,
Chairman Randall is an extremely smart !" man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04

State bonds wore quiet: Louisiana conso ~ sold ~
81 a32 Tennessee compromise at 10 and setement ~
nj 7ea79 North Carolina consol A at 1904 and Arkn
sss IA TO Fort Smith Railroad ut 25 OF city bank aocks
Metropolitan sold Q0W ct -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
gpIRIrs OF TUPEHTINK.

SAVANNAH. Doc. 3.--rurpsntine firm Il 5Stc BID
WILMINGTON Dec. 3.-Turpentine nrm ~ $40
CpXsLxsroM Dec. Y.-furpentine firm 81 50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04

shLEsA TzHE CoNsoLIDA TED STOCK AND PE1Ko
LEUM EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
year. -..,.., .,,noaro or c,assincaflor

oooa Ord,narv - q ZIG low MddlIng- z TT 70
ST. Good Ordinary ... MINIMIZE .-----..---'--
The option opened at reduction Of pon Iv'
hrned mn later on accounts from aboaa
however weakness again developed anu tne .onS a. he
close was Irregular adv ON Decem an" o. o
onenipg dgures O other months Sales. 10. 700 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
CLes d Ohio Is
Series y
1000. ia
Central Pacific

Central PaclDC
Gold bonds
1000. $3.50 Ito
Col II Val & ] OIL %
5000. 81
Ches 4 Ohio cur
5000 .....--3Z9
Oh Bur b n So
$4,000. 49,: lo4't
Den a X q w LIST
5000. .......N.
5000. ..--...IS]
Denver Il Rio Ode
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07
The Fancy Shot.

"Rif1eman, shoot me fancy shot
straighf at the heart of your prowiing VI
Ring me ball in the gliitering spot
That shines ON his breast like an amulette.-
"Ah, captain. here goes for a fne-drawn bead:
There's music around when my barrels in
Crack, went the rife, the messenger sped.
And dead from his horse fell the ringing
dragoon-
Now, riiemsn, steal through the bushes and
snatch
From your victim some trinket to hanseI first
A button. loop. or that luminous patch
That gieams in the moon like diamond
'oh. captain l staggered and sunk on my
When gazed on the face of that fallen vi
dette;
For he looked so Ike YOU as he lay on his
That my heart rose upon me and masters
me yet.
but snafched of the rinket, this locket of
An inch from the center my lead broke its
way.
Scarce grazing the picture So fair to behold.
of a beautiful lady IN bridal array
''Ha! rlfieman. fling me the loeket! its she.
My brothers young bride; ana the fallen
Was her husband. Hush. soldier, twas heav-
ems decree.
We must bury him here, by the light of the
moon.
But hark. the far bugles their warnings
War is virtue, weakness is sin;
Iheres lurking and looping around US to-
tuition.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07
A Dog That Understands.

There is Newfoundland dog of the
historians acquaintance, Lion by
name, who gives daily proof of his
comprehension of what Is said to him.
A lady called on his mistress the other
day. During her call Lion came in
rather slyly, lay down on the parlor
carpet, and went to sleep. The con-
yersation ran on, and the visitor said
finally:
What q handsome Newfoundland
you have
Lion opened one eye. ..Yes," said
and takes excellent care Of the chill
dren.a
Lion opened the other eye and wav-
ed his tail complacently to and fl .
along the carpet
when the baby goes out he always
goes with her. and feel perfectly sure
then that no harm can come to her, !"
his mistress went on.
Lions tail thumped up and down vi
olently on the carpet
..And he is so gentle to them all.
and such playmate and companion
to them. that we would not take q
thousand dollars for him."
Lions tail now went up and down,
to aud fro, and round and round with
great and undisguised glee.
But" said his mistress, Lion has
one serious fault
Total subsistence Of Lions tail. to-
gether with the appearance of an ex-
preston Of great concert on his face.
He will come in here with his dirty
feet and lie down ON the Garnet when
have told him time aud again that he
musn't do Il !"
Hero Lion arose with an air Of the
utmost detection and humiliation and
slunk ont Of the room. with his lately
exuberznt tail totally crestfalIen. - Bos-
I ilon Record
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07
Nothing To Fear.

''Haye you spoken to father, George
dear?' she asked, and the voice which
came from under the lapel of his coal
fairly trembled with happiness. Have
you begged his consent to
No, didn't think it was necessary =
George replied. because he has always
been so friendly and cordial with me.
Only yesterday he slapped me on the
back and gave me a good cigar. and
told me how well was looking. and
that must come up to the house as oft
en- as could. and that you would al
ways be glad to see me. and we could
have ths, f,arlor to ourselves every night
II we wanted it. and
..Dear father, interrupted the voice.
..perhaps had better break the news
70 him mv Il ~. 4 SW7-