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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-05-27
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A SCHOOL FOE BoYs.
Under Military Discipline.


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DIED.

CARR. On Monday. Dec. "a, 1885 MARY CECILIA,
Funeral Wednesday at 80 a. M. from the resi-
Corcoran street Requiem HAAS at st. Matthews
church ut 10 O'Clock
DULIN. on Tuesday morning, December %, 1856,
CHARLES PRESCOTT, youngest son OF Charles u.
ana Mary L. Dulin, aged nine months.
Funeral on Thursday NJ , O'Clock D. from resi-
dence Of bis parents $40 East Capitol ST. All friends
respectfully invited 2s
HARTFORD. On Tuesday, December 2Sth, 1856 6
7:25 q. IA, MAKCEILA AGNES HARF0kD. in tn
thirty fifth OF her At her late residence, ~
h street northwest.
Funeral notice III tomorrow's Republican.
NEwMAN-On Monday, December %. 1886 FRED
DIE beloved son of August and frederlks Newman,
in the 18th year Of his Rge.
Funeral from the parents residence, 633 street
q. W., on Wednesday, Ut O'Clock. Friends aud rels-
tives respectfully invited to attend
SCHAFFERT. On the morning OF Deoem Der 9th
1885, MARY SCHAFFERr, aged twenty eight years,
four months and twenty three days.
Funeral viii take place from the residence. Of her
brother, John L. Schsfert, LOS Third street south
west Wednesday, the 18th instant 1t two O'Clock
p Relatives and friends respectfully invited u
attend
wARDER. At one O'Clock am, on Tuesday, Decsm-
ber 2Sth, 1856. Mr ANNIE wAkDER, beloved
daughter Of George II. Byron
Funeral services from the Eastern Prssbytseian
church, ct two p-m the 30th inst Friends Of the
lily respectfully invited e
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Trayelerss (.mida.

PESNA. RoUTE-B. and r. station 9th and h street..
For New York, Philadelphia and the East z % ~
40 and L ID II 30. =, 4, ID. 10 and III 20
pm; Boston. pm. daily with through sleeper
Philadall hia Accommodation pan. daily For New
York, sunday, an L. 80 ,, 4 4: ID 10 and 20
PM For Chicago. Cincinnati. St Louis. Pittsburg aud
the West, 9;fO uast lineD: daily 20 Cincinnati
and St Louis aud except Saturday Chicago: l2:ll
pm. Chicago Lmitedl daily. Chicago Cincinnati
Express, 10 pm daily, with through seepers 10
Chicago and 81. Louis PACING Express 10 IA daily
For Richmond and the South, u and IL am. daily and
ABB daily, except sunday. for Baltimore q 3d.
4, 4 ID, 4:23 40, q, G:1O, 10 and Il 20 pm; ON
Sunday 8 and IL rs am, II: ID, IL 80 =, f. d. Is
z TO- 10 and l12o pm. For Popes Creek Line. q 25
a. m and 40 ? m daily except sunday. For Anna,o-
day. on Sunday, am. and 4 l5 pm. For Erie, Cam
aldagua, Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara 10 pm.
daily, except saturday.
B. AND o. RoUTE.-Station, Corner New Jersey ave-
10 pm daily. for Cincinnati, Louisville and St LOUIS
daily, 3:SO pm, 10 10 pm. For Plttsburg, 10 aIn
% pm; daily; For baltimore ). 30 8 40. 80.
30 and 10 % AIN, IL 10. 20, 3 Is l45-minute
pm. Sunday, 80 30, 80 aud 10 :05 am, %.
1:.,0 3 80, 40 40, 40 z, q; and pm.
Annapolis, q 40 a.n- and IL 10 and 30 pm. On
SUNDAY, 30 a.m- 40 pm, For way stations he
IL 10, $3.50 40, and III 80 m Sundays. 80
and 80, 8: 80 40, and III pm. For stations
on Metropolitan Branch, $40 daily, except sun
day and 81 III. daily 40 daily, except sun
$40 daily, Sunday stops at all stations. for
Frederick, 40 Am. 40 m. daily, except sunday.
For Hagerstown, 10 am and 5:3l pm daily. except
Sunday For local points between Washington aid
Galthersburg 1000 am and II 80, ll2l pm daily,
except SUNDAY.
SCIENTISTS endorse Red Star Cough Cure because
IL Is Tree from noXious oplates.
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RAISING A FUND FOR MRS. LOGAN.
Several subscriptions Of $1,000 Each
Already Received.

movement has been formally organized In this
city TO raise fund OF 500, 900 for Mrs. Logan
Mr.. George Z. Lemon has charge or the COLLECTION
ana eA-Postmaster General Creswell president OF
the Citizens National Bank, Will act as treas
urer. A large number OF subscriptions have
been received by telegraph, many OF thea
Tor thousand dollars each. Among those sub
scnolng thousand dollars are senator Sawyer
representative William Walter Phelps; GOV
Anger, OF Michigan; John b. Drake; Gen. CresweIl
president of the Citizens National bank and Capt
Seofge h Lemon. III Is thought that 100000 will
DE Raised before the end OF the week
George Nj. Pullman has also subscribed 81 OOO
The receipts In 1--WE hours from the time the sub
Scrptlon was started amounted 10 ten Thousand
dollars.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

CoLEY, AUCTIoNEER,-I WILL SELL AT PUB.
IL lie auction the entire stock of dry goods con.
tanned in store No: 136 9TH st: n. w, commencine
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWENTY-SEN-
ENTH. ut TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, and at SEVEN
PM. for the accommodation of persons in Office who
cannot attend the morning SALE and will continue
morning and evening until all the goods disposed
Of This stock is large buyers can find every article
this side of New York The reason Mr. Young is selling
out is the building he now occupies will be torn down
to be rebuilt this spring Persons in want of rstclass
dry goods will do well by attending this sale. have
orders 20 close out the entire stock without
d23-6t FOLEY Auctioneer
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHReToN, Dec. zSth, 1856,
Ordered: In pursuance Of the provisions Of the
order Of the Commissioners Of date October 5th 1885,
terminating al occupsncies and tenxncies Of any por
Of the harbor frontage Of the District Of Columbia
except under leases made by direction Of the Commis
soners that propossls Be received q this once until
EIGHTH 1857 for the lessehold Of al wharves land-
ines and other hsrbor pivilegsa with tbs sxcspton
above noted.
Proposals. Vim b rscefved Tor leasss for yess q
for term of year, payments 70 be made annually n
advance. Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed en-
yelopes addressed 70 the Commissioners and marked
Proposals for Wharf Lease" W. B. WEBR
d26-3t Priest Of Board q Oommins1pnsaA no
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To be Taken 90 Chicago for InscrsWcns
After Funeral Services In This City
Frtday-A Fund fer Mr.. Logan.


Frtday-A Fund Ger Mr.. Logan.
The Illinois delegation used every effort 10 In
duce MIS- Logan 20 permit the remains OF her hus-
band TO be inferred in Illinois ground saying they
believed this due TO the state whose duiful son he
was
AT L 80 O'Clock pm, Mrs Logan Informed the
delegation that she had determined TO acoede TO
their request She favors South Park, one OF the
most beautiful suburbs OF chicago, for the reason
that IL would be less public than at any other
place.
The delegation is now awaiting the result Of a
meeting OF the commissioners OF Chicago, which
was held there this afternoon TO make arrange
ments In regard 10 the place OF burial
In speaking OF the feeling I'm Illinois In regard 10
.ne in.er1nent OF Gen Logan. CONGRESSMAN Worth
lngton said: THE universal feeling In Illinois,
without reference TO party, is that he should be
FUNERAL SERVICES MKT FRIDAY
IL is more than probable that the funeral servS-
ces viii &c held In the senate Chamber next Fri
ua., ana tne remains Will be taken 10 Chicago that
Commander kellogg, friend of the family. has
established telephone connection between the
nhahsion ana the central telephone ONCE.
SYMPATHETIC TEIEGRANs.
The following kilograms have been selected
| from the hundreds which are being received by
the family OF the deceased senator:
WASHINGTON, ID. &, Dec. %, lss6
Mrs. John A. Logan.
Dear Madam:-The military order Of the Ioyal
NtAoh vi thc thittu StaltS desires
70 you its sincere sympathy and coincidence An
THIS hour OF your great trouble. In the death OF
your iustrtous husband the Loyal Legion has
lost one OF It's most distinguished soldiers and 4
highly esteemed companion.
Very respectfully, p. III. SHERIDAN
Lieut. Gen. Commanderln-Chief
NJ %. l. l. L. s.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Dec. oS.-Mrs l.: Nav God
neip us The country, the army, the family
JOHN NJ. CUNNINGHAM. u. 5. Army
MRS Logans brotherl
BosToN, Dec 2s.-Accept my deep sympathy I'm
I your great sorrow. Mrs lawn D.yn
| EAST BosroN, MASS, Dec. 2s-Nrs. MARY A. L.
Accept heartfelt sympathy In your deep afiiicton.
| MIS-. SARAH T. FULLER
Prest Post Natl Womans Relief Corps
ANN ARBoR, Mich, Dec. 2s
| Mrs Gen. L..
Accept sympathy OF Mrs wilcox and myself IN
your sorrow. U. Il. WILCOX,
brig. Gen. L. s. A.
BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 2a
| Mrs. Gen. j. Il. L..
The great heart OF the union beats tenderiy I'm
ssmpdlhy Win you In Your sorrow. The Grand
Army has lost its first and most faithful friend
HERBERT E. HuI.
Past Vice Commander-in-Chlef
kilograms have also been received from Mira
| James h. Bowen, Mrs. Belva A Lockwood Union
League Club, OF Chicago; VIM. r. Brown Frank A
1lerney, Leland stanford, j. e. Jackson mayor of
Marion, H., Farragut Post No. 10 q. A. r., ILL.,
nols Comlnandery, NJ. %. l. l. N \. q. A. r. dept.
OF Texas; Wilson Post, No. 1, dept. OF Maryland:
| Logan ii. Roots, JAS. 4. Walker, Edward HAYES
L. I. Taggart, CIV. BallingeT, II. T.. Lason Staun.
ION POST, u. A. X, {. ID. Pantz, city clerk of CHI
cago.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2s-The Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron company Will to-day issue
ilne ana city circular or prices for December
advancing pea coal II cents per ton, and buck,
Nneat 70 cents per Ton. The new prices for hard
White ash coal AT Schuylkill Haven Will he 81 O.
Tor lump and steamboat, ST. for broken egg and
chestnut, IS Tor stove and small stove, 81 40 for
pea ana 81 Tor buckwheat. The free-on-board
prices at Port Richmond Will be 1895 for broken
egg and chestnut, S4.20 for stove and small stove
and 3, 81 for pea
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ATREsPAss Cas-. NoI1R PROssED-An interesting
case OF alleged trespass was brought before the
Police Court to-day and q mol pros was entered
The charge was brought against colored man
named Edward Gray by Nj. +. A. Wood. Mr..
wood recently purchased piece or ground at the
corner Of 4th and A streets southeast Gray night
before last went upon the ground with force OF
The next morning Nj. Wood had the walls
erected during the night torn down, and Gray
arrested on charge OF trespasS. Gray was ar
rested ON q similar charge under similar circum-
Stances about Q fortnight ago before MI. Wood
bought the ground. Gray claimed 70 have derived
title from man who held q tax title years ago.
Gray recently had this ute recorded
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BAGGOTT-CIARvoE. On December % 1885 by
the Rev. DIR. Chester, CHARLES W. BAGGOTT, Of
Washington d. q.
ENTWISTI EBONY. On Wednesday, December
1 1856 the residence of the brides parents Ana
costa, ID. c., by the Rev Charles q. Cook. ISAAC Il
ENTMISIE 10 Miss JESSIE T. D0NN
PITCHER-ROBEY. On "Wednesday, December %,
1856, the Nj. 4. church, Anacostia, ID e., by the
Rev. Charles u. Cook, GEORGE w. PITCHER ~ Mics
OCTANlA v. kOBEY.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


Chicago Park Commissioners Cannot
Formally Tender q Site.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-The secretary OF the South
Park commissioners said to-day there would be
no meeting OF the board TO take action on the
proposed grant OF site In Chicago for the burial
M Gen. Logan's body. The board. after consult
ing with Melville w. Fuller. decided TO send the
following telegram to Washington:
'Our attorney, Mr. Fuller, advises as that the
Park commissioners cannot under their charter
tender place Of burial, but the legislature might
pass an act authorizing such use OF a
selected portion Of the park. This prob
ably can be secured. Thus advised. the CON-
missioners cannot make a formal tender.
They are OF the opinion, however, that a monu-
ment should be erected at the head OF Grand boue.
ward t35th street, and the name changed TO Logan
boulevard. Mrs. Logan would doubtless want
assurance by deed Of dedication that
the burial place would be forever
reserved. You wifi see that Fuliers opinion pre-
vents the Commissioners under the existing law
from making that assurance, however cordial
their individual wishes might be-"
The city council and citizens committees will
hold a joint session this afternoon, when definite
action as to a site is expected to be taken.
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MILES CITY, MONT, Dec. 2S.-A horrible tragedy
occurred here last night In house OF lll-faIne A
man by the Name OF Frank Smith found his
brother Al In "A room with two women named
Cara Chase and Emma Richmond. He drew A
pistol and Tired point blank at the first named
woman. The ball passed through her arm and
entering the body OF the brother, killed him In
stantly- The two girls and Frank Smith were at
once placed under arrest, but Emma Richmond
committed suicide by taking a dose OF laudanum.
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A Collision en- the Single Track.
TRAVEL SUSPENDED BY AN ACCIDENT ON THE METRO

A Collision en- the Single Track.
TRAVEL SUSPENDED BY AN ACCIDENT on THE METRO
POIITAN BRANCH.
Travel on the Metropolitan branch OF the Ralti-
more and Ohio railroad was again practically
suspended to-day ON account OF a collision on the
track near Knowles station, about nine miles
from the city. The Gafthersburg local, leaving
here at 8: 80 ran into the second section OF the
western express coming towards the city behind
the HagerstOwn express, due here about 10 O'Clock.
The locomotives IL is stated, were wrecked and
some OF the cars damaged. At the depot in this
city the only Information that could be
obtained this afternoon was that no one was In
Jured. The western express, that LEFT here az 10
O'Clock, obliged to return TO the city and re
sumo its Journey by way OF the Washington
branch. A train, with General Agent Legge
aboard, was sent out from here soon
after the accident was reported, carrying men 70
work ON clearing the track. II was expected that
this train would bring to the city the passengers
ON the express from the west. At hall past two
O'Clock this relief train had not returned to the
city.
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A BR1Er H1sroar
NINE YEA RS.

1877. SMALL STORE s. ASSISTANTS
1878 LARGER STOCK 10 ASSISTANTS.
1880 Cash PURCHASES. so AssIsTANrs
1881. IMPORT DIRECT. rs ASSISTANTS.
1881. TWO STORES 100 AssIsrANTs.
1888 ROCK FOUNDATION. IDS ASSISTANTS
1884 NEW YORK DEF1RD. $50 ASSISTANTS
1885. MARCHING ON. ITS ASSISTANTS.
1885, THREE STORES. $50 ASSISTANTS
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TOMORROW.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BhOS, Auctioneers.
SALE BY AUCTION OF PRINTING PRESSES,
TYPE, PRINTING MATERIAL, CARD AND
PAPER CUTTERS, &c, &C.
On WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER TwENTY-NINT
1856, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we will
sell the entire stock Of Printing Material contained in
printing once 7th street northwest and to which
NB-The stock will first be offered as an entirety,
and not sold Will then be offered and sold in detail
d24-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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BOsToN, Dec. 2S.-In the Supreme Court at East
Cambridge this morning Mrs. Mary Ann Jane Ba.
ker, the murderess OF Mrs. Prescott, at Grotop In
November, 1850, was sentenced TO the House of
Correction for life with day solitary confiDe-
ment. The exceptions taken by counsel were
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Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
registered af dp'fR ssi bid LOG ASKED
T. A re sGagSns 49, bid BID ss asked asked
Washington ard Georgetown railroad bonds, ITO
Sa ss Gas s 5a s asked
bid Columbia Insurance l4S asked ed Farmers,
National Bank, 1874 bid. Real Estate Title
Insurance llo bid, l19 asked Penn. Tel. Co, 4.}s
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac Tel. Co., "a bid,
Box asked.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

nor SALE-GOOD INVESTMENT-TwO SMALL.
II new bricks we'll rented. Sl1 per month each TO
SS.SOO Well located M northwest. near ST. and Mr.
n ave. CUTTER WIMER. 1923 st. d2S-3t
I,OR SALE-wE HAVE IN ONE OF The HIGH
est and most beautiful parts of West Washington
fine northwest corner property, consisting of two
teu-rOOni dwellings and two fine little building
with east and south exposures. The houses have all
modern cunyenience-- A whole. can be had sep
arate. Will be sold at attractive figure. CUTTER Il
WINNER, 1423Fst. d2S-3t
ISOR SALE-CHEAP PA NEW AND CONvE-
Il niently built house on the shannon estate, Ana
costa ID. c. pass the door house and lot TO be
sold at bargain Apply e. VI. HEWLETT, Webster
Law Building d2S-2ts
l,OR sALE-SIX-ROOM PRESS BRICK FRONT
House; centrally located convenient to three lines
of market and school; well; be bought
for $4,000 Inquire 436 New York ave. NV. d2S-3t'
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THE READING STRIKE SETTLED.
The Company and the Employees Reac
an Understanding.

The Company and the Employees Reach
an Understanding.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-The committee repre-.
senting the striking Port Richmond employees OF
the Reading railroad had further conference this
morning with General Manager Mcleod, and upon
its conclusion the latter announced that every.
thing had been settled satisfactorily to all con.
cerned. The committee, however, remained in the
building and drew up articlesof agreement, which
they will submit to the officers OF the company fol
their signature. They say that the understand
ing with the general manager was simply verbal
one, and that they must have the agreement In de.
finite terms before submitting it TO a meeting OF
employees this afternoon for their approval. In
the meantime Master Workman Kelly has tele.
graphed to the men along the line that q settle
ment has been reached.
Fires I'm Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2s-The furniture store of C.
terday. Damage, s., 900; partially insured. Jos
S. Houses flour mill, near Middletown, was de.
stroyed by f1re yesterday, with its contents o.
wheat corn and feed. Loss, $500; insurance
s., 500.
Sent to Sing Sing for Life.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Michael Della, the Italian
who was convicted OF mansiaughter In the second
degree in Kings county court, was arraigned to
day before Judge Moore for sentence The judge
In passing sentence, said Della deserved verdict
in the first degree. He then sentenced Della t(
imprisonment for life in Sing Sing.
Gladstone TO Criticize Tennyson.
LONDON, Dec. 27.-Mr. gladstone has written fol
the January number OF the Nineteenth Century an
article entitled "LOcksley Hall and the Jubilee.
The article is criticism OF the poem by the light
OF events OF the past fifty years
will Not Meet Till February.
LONDON, Dec. est is officially announced that
the meeting of parliament has been postponed
until February.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following the opening and 500 m. prices
of the New York Stock Market reported By special
wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
TTHOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRADE SALE OF 200 600 ~ cI NaNs AT COST TO
DAY sss 81 my
Of eea lots Of 500 ana 1s
These goods are hrsteiass and should COMMAND the
e1sa.'0n Oh dealers iheS VIII DC sofa as1
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD TuRNITgRg1E
R F 4nN 5l5GR
Embracing. amongst other things, four yery hand
~ Parr
pieces Dining Room fuIniturs Walnut and
pets, Stoves, &c.
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horses, Carriases, Buesies,
Wagons, Sleighs, &c d25-2t
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Ele aEp GRAVES g = Wsk AND HoasHEADs OF ENGLISH
at TWELVE II r. O'CLOCK. within my auction rooms.
ton of the trade is directed. d28-2t
NHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
SMALL AND HAs Hf S6Gr faRIE ISLAND PONY
On THURSDAY; DECEMBER THIRT1ETH. 1886,
hansss
tas[ be a 56d
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctloneers
zsAHE p sGsHEs sG s55
BY virtue of deed given to for benefit of cred
the s5Ss E PaSl1s aqgS0
1888! commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, the entire
stock contained i'll premises No 3O9 9th street north
west, consisting in part of
% %H Pv sna Of sY ffstasss M
Private buyers and paperhangers attention called to
this sale. KUDOIPHE CI,AU(iHTON
uZo Trustee.
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BOARDING.


1vyHE MCPHERSON HOUSE CORNER OF 18TH
il and il open for the reception of perma-
pent. transient and table boarders.
s.,(- In. Mrs NJ. T. SOUTHAII.
DALMER HOUSE. All nth ST. NV, HALF
t square from Penn open; nrst-class rooms
with or board b. the day week table board
- per week dlS-lm
NOR RENT-PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED
I Rooms. with or without Table Board; references
given and required Jf4 18th II. W. oc16-:5m.
ssn1HE AUBURN" DINING ROOMS, CORNER
IL Pen:lsylyania and I'D st. have been opened
nv = first-ciass caterer: single communicating
rooms can be obtained reasonable prices. d3 lm-
TDOAID AND ROOMS AT 3l4 AND 3l6 INDIANA
ID ave. Rooms So TO ga. according To Location
Beard SIS per month 50 yer week aud t1.5o per day
oeI-SR
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Md. Dec: 28.Virgina sixes con.
soldated, Oh do. ten orties, Az do. threes, IS
North Carolina skies, old. 122 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 2S.-Cotton firmer-mid
ding. 81, Flour steady and quiet Wheat-southsrn
steady and quiet: western frmer: southern red goa
o. southern amber. 92a95: No. l MaryIaHd, "a
nary, sozasoza; February, 81 ssasla.; May, 92,,s
91:s Corn-southern steady western steady and dull
western mixed, spot, IS asked, new; January. 40
asked; February 46ea46s4: steamer n 4a44ss Oats
easier and fairly active southern. 4,a:Ss western
white, 36a:SS western mixed, 34a35 Pennsylv ania
34a:,s Rye quiet 56a59 Provisions steady and
to M as i4al
unshansed FEeghts to Liverpool per steamer quiet
1901 barrels wheat 81 900 bushels; corn. 90 400
ments-hour. 442 barrels: wheat, 81 600 bushels
corn, 5000 bushels. Sales-wheat. 494, 300 bushels
corn, At, 100 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO 1s IL, Dee 2s mncoss Wheat hes
ruary 791G; Nay, $685. Corn stropg-casa or Janu
nT,ImCash SO Nay 81 5,l6 Rye 53 Barley Wt ?i
l1S: Pork strong and higheru =, or January
Cash. 6.35; January, GAO; May, CITY
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NORTHWEST


n. Cap. Il / SITS, b.h.,
R.f., Or. .-.....S6 900
12OS 9th st.. b. h ,m-i-
Or. D, 200
BOB Z ST.. b. h., NIL
.I3iiD st. .fh-.6r.....5 5000
.1743 HAS 18th st.
FIJI. 6rs
122 d st ID. b. ,m.i.,1r.4,10
800 9th st., b-h-. MI
I43s-440-442 i st. i.
AL 3; o . All prather.s ''oo
alley, b. h., 4r..-...4,3 500
$40 II At. b.h..m-i-, Sr.4.20O
1853. 1855 goth st.,
b. h., water, 5r.. 1900
1884, 1886 Sth St.
b.h.Ini..6r. 100
2211-2213 9TH st., b.
h., water. 6r.......4.OOO
400 TO All Bars al
ley. bib. Ar. 600
40 q, b.h.. Or. ...3.1 300
.l514 10th st. # h.. or 1000
42i-f26 o q. alley 900
I. h., Ar. 800
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ARichmond, Va, special nys: Mr. Allen T. Don
nan, Of this city, win soon be married to Miss
Edith Talmage, OF Brooklyn, daughter Of Rev. T.
Dewitt TalMASe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-28

RANGE OF Tm THHRnONuFHR.-ThA following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
m, %; a. M, 26; IL q. M, 80; p. m, "a; maxi.
num- 81: minimum, %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-28

The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street: