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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dec 20 Provisons-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
asa Cd; Long Clear Mddles 2s. Cd short Clear Mdles
3s o. Short 36s Cd shoulders 2ss Cd per eSt Beef
7Ss Cd India Mess Prime Mess 53s od Pork
Prime Mess SIS o. per DDL. Prime Mess Eastern
CO. Dbl rstern, 59s OIL LardAmerican Sos Prime West
en-, 33s Oh: Lard Oil 32s. Cd Hams-Long Cut AS o..
oulers So 90 Buer-lO2s6 Cd cwitor tnest United
states. Cheese American Choice Obs OIL Nheat-hed
estrrn Spring "a. Al ats Cd Rel Winter, IS Oh a
Suing Is 3D.; Mixed Western, As 4d; California No
"a ed a Ia 3D.; No Q Is I'D d6. 3D. per Genital. Pro
duce-srlt- Turpentine z7s B do at London. 26s BIZ
Der cwt Refined Petroleum. 64d per gallon. Cover seed
American Red, ABS per Tallow-2.5 Cd. per cwt
Fine American 2ss. Cd; Prime City, 2+s. 3D. cwt
Kosp-Comaon IS ga, Pale lis Cd 4Os. Od Linseed Oil
2S 3D. per isOns-Am rican Refrigerated Beef
mind quarters quarters 3l4d 10 Hops al Lon
state. 20 l5s Oh &3 Us. Cd COtton5eed
OIL Liverpool make. l5s 3D. .,.,- 1900. % ,oo
quarters. from Pacific ports - quarters from Olier
sources, $4,000 quarters. 1900
IoSpoS Dec. 20 PrOduce-Lnsee oil, $50 Os Oh a $40
70 81 per ton Lnsee eos 3D. quarters LIN
seed Cake IS l5s Cd per Refined Petroleum, oSsi
d6 10 l6d per gallon spirits OF Inrpentne 2bs sd per
cwt, Pale ala Cd Provtsions-Lafd. 32s Cd per
Sugar-l3- Cd. per cwt Ter CuOs Cen
trfuga poOrzng $685. lls 3D. "a sd for Muscovado
fair refining anoaL Austra Iaow-Beef 24s Od d2os
6d: Mutton 27s. Cd 3D. Coc0anut Ol-CeYion 12o
ia Cochin Refrigerated Beef IS ID Tor
hind Quarters Is I'D for fore quarters per ID by The
NJ.
paid II rs Confines sellers
francs 20 centimes 100 Aoe
BRKMFx. Dec 20 Petroleum. marks 80 pfenDlIga.
Wcoxs closed al "a marks % fennlngs per l1O D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Duness only ture Of the crnde oil speculation
yesterday The fact that long interest Except that which
and closed day two not expanded
among people furnishes Argument against any PROB
ability OF break In prices But all bull nussm
Quee by OF further stock Aures Of Light money
OF deveopn the oil country which VIII provoke
strong holders selling ON general principles specu-
aors might argue that the commercial strength oil the pc
troleum stulton warranted improvement and therefore
the buy. But II wil be some time
steurity after the lesson aimlnstere two weeks ago.
The the oil fields not discOufagng the torpedo
of wells fails stimulate much OF outflow and there Is
reporte Of supply The Ger
uncate weak all day and fell to GA eenspretty
the lowest scored the late Dancand IL closed
weak, II The lone is deserving 0f recognition
TIE OF prices and the total dealings Al the Consoe
Exchange were as follows:
Opening 694 Lowest oat
III CHEST 69l4 Final % 'oo
OIL unchanged So cents here and ID Bal'i-
more, AMI eas cents Al Philadelphia
OIL CITY, Penn, Dec 2O.-Crude OH-Nstonal Transit
Certificates opened 6s and closed at 65s highest price
es7 lowest s. Sales 72e 900 barrels charters % big
barrels ceSTances 1850 600 barrels shipments llSoOO
barrels runs. - barrels.
BRADFORD Penn, Dec 20.-Nstional Transit Certificates
opened At 69A closed So highest price 50 IA low est
price. IS ceArances. 75A OOO barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21
reoIrRIE OVER JOHN PAINEs ESTATE.


Judgment having gwen by default u Mrs. Elizabeth
Eebe I'm suit the foreclosure Of mortgage on the
renobe fats occupying nve lots at Fifty seventhst and
ssvantb-ave against William Paine and Others appca
son was made yesterday Justice Barrett OF tho supreme
Court Tor an opening the default he defendants
asked an opportunity prove fraud by planun They
..,ered that John Pane grandfather Of William. died
November IS 1855 the OF ninety four He was weak
and acrept Oh Mag that when he was induced by
conspiracy the part Of Ars Noble ana cyrus MS
agent 20 the former property bounded
ev Tenth Eleventh sixty and
500 LOO and mortsased LOT sao,vVv
in exchange for the arenobis fats worth saVovVo
sanirc 10 mortgage OF 500 Vt IN addition 10 wch We
81 nan wss psrsu.ied give additional mortgage for
sTa 0OJ which l. the foreel0sed by delaat -. -
motion the sround that IL was
se ale this tact that The GreDople had passed
To me possession Of third parties - -. - .-.o,
wisn PANE asked the Court TO order Jury tris
-r,t brunght by him against his gfanhmother
rai,ne Paine othess He alleges that John rsne
III, and oodic msle In 1879 zftef making eertaln
lsst ts residue Of his property 70 HIM AID nus vie
n 49, he says Ars Caroline Falns lnaicea ae a
T. 1900 "a the property Nos ana <fsn.
r. demands ust be conpsod 70 ies.ta a~
q snd account the rents and Prons yls'iee DsA
81, sl,o denied tins application on technical grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21
WHEAT.

The highest prices we're as .oliowss-~ aeas-S va
sSD y" &C.. - 'osps SO use gys-Ne S,s-.
i EaTlsyN@ 81 1' rofs 90 ssr %
short sS s os s.. % boxed 81 a Is
per gallon susarIsat hoa, So; 30 oa sis MI
$500 bush. Corn. i2i.0Uo bush. Dat. It5oco easa.
kim Eys SoV sos .a'1 whss $4,000 BUSH Corn o Sls
DATA 1900 Ousa: Rye LOO bush' BARLEY So'o'~
Produce Escn,ass today the hatsg "AT hss, NE s
CINCINNATI. Dec 2O;mFlsurzF.mny, s. ssss' 80:
rsaeY $ BUSH. s:s hG s
cornNso Mixed ssSss.o-'- s Oats . 80 MT
50 b, s ,s 3 Es ss. s. ,.
size s.s'n wasssy@s.s. at logs urn Css%ss
snd Light - 49Ss a s 20 rs n a.a s
DETROIT Dec 2o--wnsas--No. wa.t' cash 7sre casa
MsaSa9 Red soc S 60 sss 's ssS s .s OF
sSsS 'A1 corn~SS $50, rscsg.s Zoo
: s a. t''00 'a''-'''-''''''
IS ws sasr -fss
ea'l $50 r''o .tsM5un ?5s.s FysvIs..s
Ne Ss.. ssc. b s.tl'Y ii 90 .s
Prime sisa DEC g 2S Iss 81 20 Egg, BUTTS ~
eao as cr'ans chsdias II sSc ReceptsfssS
seDs Ss.a ISIS SS. sJsoo ss
c5 n. 2 So FANS 8
Fancy s. 40 Patsats - 10 a. 90 ~ nest,-1s!
s ss s Sss ss s'' As s;' 81 &
Ma uiYoa lash 81 - 50 ~ Jan stc feD so0s
May 80 p 5s-.e-, coslus 49, oaisaNe nits-
-" sariey-DGli at eac Battsr-cres%sry LOT.
'Hay-IimoLly $40 20 IL go Prane 81 sv@lo "a
" bran 65o Corn Meal ~ oosSa 70 -.-wnl .s
' BuE Mssts-LonE Clear s. s5e5 els snort ,nss
a. Ia shorl Clear rO1$b ~ heeeipt sul1
bbs Wheat 1900 Dush- Cora lOt.hn ou>h OatA tlv0
push Rya busn. Barley 2ooOJ onssi shlDhiea.-
ETour 1000 bbls 1900 0usu Corn. 10000 0ns1
lsIs 5000 BUSH Rye. 1000 busiL Harley oush
TOLEDO. Doc. 2o-whsat dull cash 1ea. Jan 73sA
MY 7se-. Corn steady. tash s5ei .-Osis--
neglected. Glover seed yasn " 62e DecemSer - 90
N. ~ 2sfeD. - ~ March - so ksesp. " hsss
NJ 900 BUSH Corn l70Uo busiA Oats 5000 bSn Clsvea
seed - bagx shipnents- Wheat lWv bush 80
5000 bush orts tOOo bush Clover seed 400 bags
PEORIA Dec. 20 torn-Flrm Hugh Ntx@f -
s6xn M Mixed S0s dJoo Rejected 5000 ~ a;yl
Oats-Na white. 2ss sSoc.s Ma MAc :.
No 3 --WhisAct "aM. escs
81 - - krcelpts-COrn $4,000 eushs Data Ssv,o eese3
rye bnsn shipmonLs-,orn. 5000 bashi o.s> 49,
bush Rye ...- bush
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: III 80 . -
notices at $50.

FLOURAND MEAL-FLoUR-A gcneralfeeling Of weak.
a1y parteni although on desirable grades
hoders have granted slight bot sSpos
SSls ns1dRs sCo so SI ss, F .. s ~
81 Co. 20 ee Is 300 bS Winter 70. Wheat
sS T oos 20 zss ss Sand Fancy bills Mnne.ots
80 eOs IS for Common to Good 80 80 ss % for Good
fnc ' IN the the sales we're 1900 bills sIDoTt
& % eo%ca &C., ss ssss s
,9ueSGs Ono - scsf % Good 3 o5es 80 Good %
.s SossS % go Rye Msn s. 10
Straight - 80 a S. Patent 81 7oos525 Bakers Extra
s. s 70 Good % s. 10 asss 80 oS % veT chocs q IS
y MN EyFs Sr west %ef %a1 :. 50
ARsean 3 GSs SO o market ee closed eTa16 s loo
bb Common Fair Extra a. 8 Sgsss 30 and Fs S5
isrlv nrtive sales bbis 81 90 So 10 CORN
MEAL-sea SenoS s, "ssesn aso.9a nhs grsodvwins
% AZ BucKWRE4T FLoI RouOted 81 90
heavy and the trading only moderately active and prices
and light trade for city milling options the trading has
only moderately active and the market unsettled anu
opened weak decline 40 SC further declined c-
lowest of the av Saes-39O4 600 bushels future 226 600
bushels spot including No Hard 9shc in store IN
Rcd SHE No Red ss &c elevator 9Olsc ahoat;
sSss e ssn No. at ws.e So January 3 1Ss'
closing at - Sc February. 9O &c. closing az 80 c'
do March, - closing At ~ d2 To- Nay : 10 gy9
\ BA Riley ana AHl-El AALA-Dull ana
CORN-rhe market cash has been heavy aud
with 4 2c lower closing
steady mOcerste business for export and ngt
trade for nome options trading has been dun
and the weak. with prices "a nc lower at the close
Opened decline Of &C. further declined ia se and
bushels future $4,000 bushels spot including ungradet
Mixed 4sc; g. 45sc. in elevator 1926 ahoa No
2 47LG47s.c. elevator 47 d4s &C ahoat NO January.
47Ad47ac closing at ~ 4oi do February 40 40 &C.
closing AT May. Biz &C. closing ~ oil
OATs-The trading spot lots been rather quiet and the
options trading has been moderately active and the mar
weak, prices sD lower AT the close Opened
weak at decline OF sa se further declined 70 e. at
and closed under h2hest
prices OF the day sae2y6 900 bushels future AMI spot IN
Guiding No at 33c. do White 80 7c No 23st633s.c;
1851 ac; White DO. S7S4cj White STATE 3sa39c; No =
December closing 50 do. January 81 G4 5ljc..
closing "a % DO February. "a l5l6g554c. closing at
80 &C. May 36as1S694c, closing AT
In good demand, firm amt prices unchanged.
Walkers Private Daily Circular 90 1884, New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21
rrRoprAS FINANCIAL uARRgrA

foxpoK Dec 20-l2:30 D. m-CoRsols 100 SIG for none
and 100 the account United states tour Per Can't
Ronds i3l n; and Hall Per Cent BondA 1881
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage rrnstess Ssr
ncaIgs 81; second Mortgage Ia Canadian Pacinc os
Mexican Ordinary, 40. ST Paul cammon s2s Aew-Yorx
IsnrrsI 1894; Pennsylvania, $50 Reading. I7a
PARIS alvces quote rhrss Per Cent hsnts 81 ~ francs
40 csutiIpes oI Tue account
lis Atanlie Treat Western trst n.rtgsfe Trustees
csytiheaIes sI n; ssesnd Morteases IL lrie ~
40 second Consols l0l IL New foft CeRsra us Penn
syivsnia 50 asAailRx, ISL Mexican ORDINARY. ~
il uds0n's Hay Company. "a =. - =. q, $3.50.
Paris quoto fhros rsf Nens neAsss - - nss
s7p oSntims4 for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rfpsr. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

cOFFEEOn the actual market for coffee to-day business
slow there being in fact nothing ~ Importance
grswths head Of IA &c. for lar
Rio spot csrgoes Mid rowths dull and easy The option
opened at decline of points and closed weak
further reaction OF ga - pOnts follows January ~ ~
al2o5 February. al205; March izo'T ~ nv ~
1225; July l220a IL go December. 120o7 t. IS sales
81, $50 bags
COTTON spot trading the market was quiet one g.
decline OF Ice The sales 322 bates including Iz
bales consumption and III bales for speculation
repts to-day 63sS9 bales comparing with 6ooo Daies ts
and 81 IS this ay since sep
TENDER the total port have been 1922 1857 bales
psrng with $50 bales for the corresponding period
last year.
a-e On the American svaadara Of CONSULTATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21
c.rrNnAks TODAY.

sursxax counr caAasgRs-B Before Barrett In o.,
n a. So as a. So e. 81 81 81 o. 100 ~ p ~ la
Hlsllg 40 1850 I5I 1877 1i2 IA zI4 $50 90 "a. w.
sWRKxE eoUas-srsciAL rGxA-FASi i'-Ss'"'s '-A
sa rsssK couETssEcl YxHnP Kr iDsiorsa bs ssss
T. Ses l26, y2e, esb i0O2 looA OLD Sa. ~
1s 8 x s1a go sis
IN 4s8Z $685. 925l 1907. 2st1 1850 1!sl ~ s<2
t,v xsl 2t<0 $3.50. SAM zcSS 1894. $780, Ses" WV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21
} IL, 2se. 367 1l.I47.e0s


HAY AND sTRAWReceipts are rather more llorr.i anu
viii. prices show changes the tone y an easy one hay
No / prime stock. 50 ogoa No 75esoe; "a $500
shnnns Soc Clover 90 65c Clover Mixed 70 JOG straw
81 opS rs roe; short o0e soc; Dat %o3ooc' Wheat
A6e -. 49, w.ar nrs,r.ss q. saosrarx Ann
,t n h. sp.oialIy Prices represent 70
the OF holders Americ2n-New-
ao' Fair TO Good. 23 e26c DO. 1854 Prime to
C6oee $50 iec do. Common 10 Medium i2dl4oi Pa
EN-, crop 1856 Prime Choice 70 ze do Far Good
DC: do 1856 Choice lt0l5o Foreign B.sa
r1ans and Boneans crop Of 1855 rs 6s0c Mixed Germans
40 ~ 2lci AItnarks d. 10 62Oci English d. 20 z3c.
MoLAssE s-Quiet active. saies cargoss ~ fhiisis
phia at 40 ad2lc.
METALs-Iron certincaesDuil but strcnstf at sll Nc
sl9 Transferable notices December delveTy ssunu ~.
s73 TnStsay closing easier II ~ zoe ~ So uu.
aoc Botween call % to.s ptoMyt
shnmrnt sold al ~ second call 10 tons
notices lssued ~ s-Sp- GOV
Aud weaker bids Of ll7o4 lgOe. Lransst'
Iii. uofios a IL soc. do Chil Oars ZOO os
AZ "A $50. Transeraole noees isaue.i ~
ISo spelfer-Dull al 4so eA66e Transsiacie notiess
NAVAL market ruled quiet IN all directions
,at.y xh Nv, uriocs chang ed 80 20 lvr nsf
rurlfs furpepno kosin dull strained VI &c
N o SSo6x rtraiped 81 Vb h. u ~ eel 70 r. ~ 80 ~
Al x2l,, NJ Al al y, J. 81 90; X, - Ood&Oa: ~ %;
n ~ ~, Window 6asA ~ 10; Water whits ~ ~ .
$3.50 ,..... a.. x... A.. . ..ss,,. ,~sx
hut .e general Light cotonsesq crude ~
Soc summer yellow sr 70 prime "a 5sc Cocca
M. CsyIont ~; tCecAn. sss kAnsesdss cay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21

rn.rs 1, two kinds medicine besides the kind 700 ~
r. a ses sest Kind IS nch t9sc VITA
VI a nils man your ed aud you kdck aud hixx1
% ia rSsl.s vlc sini hc itefd ksn9
r1 "a calle Pills zrieslv whole bceAeo
n IN :, Hard bat docs not make zns br.ronc
shieh kind yoa set IL TOOK you ~Isa -
Il vi not quite Row la your sSa'~ch and aia
Esidonry Johnnys experience mecne does not ncsn4e
Dr. Pi,ces Pleasant PurgSlve Peiicts whch e&Sy -
Ia and do thBr quietly calmly. Neither docs
include me WAY sest Asilcine" In. rsslces osas1
Ncdlca ulscoverJ which though powerful 10 eurs -
chrunio liver aud Li,~l - pleasant
lo as.s aad A. reeabe effects Cn-qnaci fesae
for AL scrouiuus Diseases pimptoa. eioeheA ereFs'1
ucsrs swalsd gsads suxs 70 taiek nsck. lover ~
hip Joint dlseasa
Golden Medical Discovery" wan nss oaIs person NJ
lungs wasted. bue n - 81 ansonss ss-~~
consuln puon n taken Al arax8stA
porr hawk hawx aud blow. slsv, dn0usf1ng sSaye9
bay uss Dr. aaxs Cafaxrh Remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21
THE MONEY MARKET.
Actual 9afcx

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-DEc. 20.
TIE GENERAL LIjr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21

ST. GoOd Ordinary I'd MidfltnG 4o-Ao
Deliveries the market opened az decline OF 26S
points all day and closed about steaty ar
decline OF 273 points and 507 points on late
month"; saIes. ~. 600 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21
eOVYRTBEyr BOyDx

- 7 OI'I ''lA'7' 'Oiu
Ex-divdend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21

Decrease: Wheat 57,3l5 BUSH corn SOl.5SS bush
oats. 100, 1913 bush
Tie ports OF wheat -four from eight Atlantic
ports Europe week ended Dec ls 1885, 50 Tar as
4 -. nrfaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21

sMlnneapOs
In store New-York, Brooklyn and Jersey CITY grA a
ses and held railway lighters certicatesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21

Total bush.....17.45l,5 1888 1873
Afioat in New-Yorx:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30

was native Of Pennsylvania and had re-
Gently been living In Plttsburg. He was
very eloquent and his meetings, which
were held at various points, were largely
attended and number OF faml-
lies professed religion. kirk
land Joined the Wheelers, farmers
organization lately organized, and gained
the confidence OF all, It appears, with
whom he came in contact. Just before
Christmas he was made sort OF purchas-
ing agent for the Wheel, about $1,000 be-
ing placed In his hands with which to buy
supplies He left for Pine Bluff on the
2Gth to make the purchase. On Monday
he was seen on board the cars bound for
st. Louis, aud has not been heard from
since. There is no doubt but he has abb
seconded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
A HORRIBLE STORY.
How Young and disappearing Girls aro
Caught and Treated by Lot of Drunken

How Young and disappearing Girls aro
Caught and Treated by L OF OF Drunken
Devils.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Dec. 25.--For sew
eral months past reports have reached
the authorities of this city and Chicago
OF the abduction of young girls, who, it
was rumored, were taken north to minis
ter to the vile desires OF the miners of the
iron mining districts of this state
and Northern Michigan In nearly all
cases the girls belonged to poor families.
Many were orphans, as well as poor, so
that there were no efficient means to
follow up the reports and learn what had
become OF the girls. In some instances
they were enticed away by PROGRESSES
on the promise that they would be fur
nished with easy situations and good nav
Others were tempted by advertisements
calling for actresses, etc. Again hack
drivers, bartenders, etc, were pressed
into the service to lock up poor young
girls and ship them north on various pre-
texts.
Rumors OF the most horrible nature
concerning the fate OF these girls began to
be received. Indeed, before the mining
operations began on any large sea e re-
ports OF this kind were current concern.
Ing other girls who were enticed away
to the logging country. To-day facts are
made public officially that tell story
rarely equaled IN horrid details, con-
oerning the fate of the girls.
Two weeks ago girl eighteen years Of
age disappeared from her home in this
city. Her connections were highly re-
spectacle and detectives were employed
to lind her. She was finally traced to a
oamnaole den in Northern Michigan, to
which see had been kidnapped. The
place Is known as a "dance-house. - Is
ouiit OF rough boards, and is located in
tne forest, abouta mile from one OF the lite
mining towns. According to those who
are posted In such matters, the den is a
type OF the resorts which abound in the
Nortnern country. A high board fence
surrounds II, and halt a dozen blood
mounds are on the watch outside 10 pre-
vent the escape Of any OF the inmates.
Inc building Is Of two stories; tho upper
part Is Tor lodging-rooms and the lower
par. Is dance-hall and bar.room.
Inc girl, who disappeared and was
loand and rescued by tho detectives,
states thai on her arrival at the place her
CLONES were taken from her, and she was
lurhished with an outfit composed of
sIgnts and short skirt, and bin of $3.50
ioF transportation and clothes" was pre-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
A Rising Young Man.
New York snn.


Henry W. Grady seems 10 be rising
man. A week ago he was known to a few
in this region. Now his name is house
hold word.
By the way, what is Grady's middle
manner Wpen n handsome young fellow
is fairly started on the high road 10 glory
we like to know his whole name.
Editor Henry W. Grady of the Atlanta
Constitution, who delivered the famous
speech on ''The New South" at the dinner
OF the New England society on Wednesday
nipht, and which made him national
reputation, has piercing black eyes, raven
hair, charmingly frank manner and a
peculiarly graceful bearing as an orator.
When he arose to deliver his
speech he looked upon the
faces OF over 800 strangers
II g wss the first Southerner to speak at
dinner of the society since the war, and
before him were men whose names are
synonyms OF legal acumen, culture and
wealth. All watched him ntently
Gen. Sherman and DR.. Talmage had
preceded him with speeches highly Gu
logistic Of the North, and they,
too, closely scanned the earnest
looking and dignihed Southerner as,
In well modulat, d tones, ne began his
speech. He hadn't said six lines before
the assomblage broke out in storm of
cheers. When MIR. Grady spoke of
ibraham Lincoln as one OF the great types
of American manhood, mighty shout
went up, and when he said: "DeAr TO
me are the home of my
childhood and the traditions
of my people," the applause
OF the New Englander3 brought a
happy smile to his face and an added
brightness to his eyes. From that mo-
ment Mr.. Grady appeared at home. His
peroration was listened to in silence
that betokened the intense interest Of his
audience, and in closing, when he asked
the New Englanders II the North would
permit the prejudice Of war to remain
In the hearts Ut the conquerors when II
had died In the hearts of the con-
quered, the SEQ throats Numbered
"Noln that must have been heard a
block away. When he sat down cloud
Of napkins assembled over the heads of
the diners as they cheered him, the band
whooped up "way ID wn In Dixie" and
every one said that Mr.. Grady was a
humping tine fellow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
Guns to Protect Victoria, n. o.

MONTREAL, Z. @, Dec 29.-- The Cana
dian Pacific railroad has been notified by
the imperial government that twelve
eighty-ton guns, IN defense of Victoria,
3. O., are now being constructed at the
Woolwich arsenal, aud that they will be
ready for shipment and transportation
over the road in April, next. Drawings
for special cars required for their con.
veyance have been sent, and the ears are
now being built by the company. IL is
also said that large consIgnments Of war
material Will arrive in the same ship
which brings the guns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30

Safe, permanent and complete are the
cures Of bilious and Intermittent dis
eases, made by Prickly Ash Bitters. Dys.
pepsia, general debility, habitual consti-
patton, liver and kidney complaints are
speedily eradicated from the system. 1t
disinfects, cleanses and eliminates all
malaria, Health and vigor are obtained
more rapidly and permanently by the use
OF this great natural antidote than by any
other remedy heretofore known. As a
blood purifier and tonic 1t brings health,
renewed energy and vitality to worn
and diseased body.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
There is no excuse for weak back
when st. Jacobs OIL can be had.
REMANDED WITHOUT BAIL.

Matte Collins and the o'oonner's will Re-
main in jail at San Antonio.
special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX Dec. 29.--The
hsbeas corpus trial oi Matte Collins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Conner, held in
jail charged with the murder of Matte
Collins infant, came up to-day before
Judge Noonan, who refused to grant
them bail The strangest feature of the
case is that the mother OF the babe, Mat.
tie Collins, lived poor and respected
life until forty years OF age, and was then
ruined. The O'Conner's are friends OF
the Collins woman, and aided and abetted
in the murder of the child.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
COmmerolnI r1ayelers, A,noo,at,on,

81. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 30 The Western
Commercial Travellers association held
their ninth annual meeting here yester-
day. President James Bsnnerman and
Secretary Thomas Ryan reported the as.
ISOLATION In ilourishlng condition, about
200 members havitg been added during
the year and there being about $4,000 in
the treasury. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
N c. Wettmore; secretary and treasurer,
Thomas Ryan, Six vice-presldents and
SIX directors were also elected.