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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28

HswYork. so-day-Sacsrs q which 80 Fsuyssf -, y
TO- se,ecssS YORKER - 1904 49, ssles ehiseZ =
q l0 ss.ected Medium weshs = 1921 - ss'rs s VIZ
Al ~ az l.Ood He-vy 81 - a. % CnsIss
Hs.vy EndS 81 sVSS5 80: market closed stesdys al
CHICAGO. Dsc a. n. Drossrs ys.y.ss . s sspss
Roceipta 5000 neadi shiDmen& zOM ~.
srvns iic hs shipping .ss.,s Soo TO- .' Az Il;
and Mixed ST SO oss 49, bnik ~ i0626 90 Texas cAss
81 ~ ~ Tor cows 81 6oD3@S for ssrers ... r.A
Hoos--ReceiptA q.OOO heat shipmslt< aWt ms!sos
strona loo above Fri as closing koueh and nixe
81 0st 80 Parking ipping - 301s4 tOt LiRns
Weight 81 7s6s4 30 skps ~ 3o1ss 30
Su<sp-ReceptA 1000 snIpmeDfa ltUh market stesny
an strong Natives 90 50Gs4 go Texans 81 as 70 Lsmos
8 ass ,oo . 49,.
LOUIS Dec; 27.can.-keceipss 800 n: -. an 40
Choce Heavy Native steer. 81 1904 so. Fair TO Good
Shlpp,pQ s. UO04 Butc,sry Steers fair 70 cbmces
~ 90 asa 10 Feeters good. 81 bOe3 10 stock-
lar good. 80 oos2 SO Texans common 10 prime
81 9O0f37 20 ,oo -
Rugs.- tecepts. 900 head shipments. LOO h:ad;
the mar ct was active aud lO0lJc higher than rays
close Choice HEAVY oni Butchers, sS,ctuon' - We
90. PACKING BAR to good, ~ 10efb 3o workers. ~.
dun fancy So 90aSs H. Pigs common to COOL " 10
sheeD- Receipts 900 head, shipments 80; markst nrT5
Common Fair 81 500 " 90 Medium To Pnme' W"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

FEATURES OF NEX-Y )9k DEALrVII
About the only yesterday at the Produce FIX
change the vote 10 continue afternoon sessions through
the week. of closing OF the doors OF all the other
exchanges of the country Perhaps TO vote
TO continue the vote. put 10 adjourn was declared de
faed after people think 1t really carried But
business was slack IN the early hours, ana then
the trade froicked great extent Exporters bought
900 bushels Of wheat aud spot lots were 4G2 cent
better The options within narrow limits and ended
steady 9s above Fridays last IL ures as io9%s
December 0O4 January 80 February 92i Marh 93's
April 95S good business Tor export was done 10
corn 100 Uuse, being taken Cash lots we're up 80 2
cent The options tended higher closing = cent higher
at 471s for January, unchanged Tor February A.
49, and up a cent Tor May at jl4 cents There
was no feature market but the options ended
shade OF at 34oa December. "A tor January ana 3o
cents February Lari strong amt advances we're
male Ga7 10. follows: Drtember II 90 Ianuary
So ST. February So 10 March 500 April So 80 May 80 vs.
The receipts gram horr YESTERDAY a. New.r0rk
Phladsphl Baltimore ani Boston were "a follows "hess.
% 2O9yIl Jushels oats bushels;
total grain 800 9J7 bushels i0ur bS39o barrels ~ Ch
cago Milwaukee amt 81 LOUIS tho arrivals wers oo wheat
l4 gl5 bushels corn. 3s241 bushels oats sSZzl ossh
els total grain 56G,377 nSh"ls Hour 2oSo9 oafrcis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
HARD FIGHT WITH TWO BURGLARS.

THE ROGUEs CAUGHT STEALING HAMS AND CAP
TuRED BY TnREE POLICEMEN.
light In Joseph RcirhOrs's buchersEop ut No. 34S
East Thirty second st. shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning. attracted the attention Of Policeman Crorken
and he made a cautions survey OF the place. Peeping
through hole in Of the front shutters. lie saw Will
lam Faon alias d" Gubby," young burglar packing up
hams In the shop. There was another man with
Falon To give an alarm rap would only en-
able the burglars to escape. Crorkcn, there
fore, quietly called Policemen Phbin and Cross"t
While Crosset went to the front OF the shop Cnrken
made his way the through neighborng tenement
house and Phibn climbed fences into the rear
yard As PhilDin reached the gar the burglars took
alarm and started leave the shop by the window.
The yard dark. and Phibin had to encounter both
rascals there singlehandcd
"Go back I'll shoot you" he shouted, drawing his
revolver.
There was pause. and then he heard one of the burg
lars say to other: Lay the - out
Fallon climbed on the window ledge and ready to
spring into the yard when Pbln repeated the warning
There onchnV In the burglars mana, when the ON
Ger thought might he a butchers ceaver ,
Get out of the way or III XII yoi, ra ii'
without taking careful aim. Faon instantly fell BACK
inside the shop. the Oil cr heard HIN AMI his con-
pauon rash toward the fr1nt door. Splnglng through
the window Phbn reached the middle OF tile shop just
"luhhcd the burglars back fro the door, aud Crorken
tered shop in time aid In the capture 81 the rOses
deteruiled fght aud had lie knocked down and hand
cuied. while his companion surrendered. -
AT the police station 1t was discovered tnat thc Dulet
from Phiiu's pistol had struck taon ahavc the right
ear lie sent 10 Bellevue Hospital His companl
WAS John OBren alias " Jack the Devil. well known to-
the police thief and rhliil. Both PRISONERS hhd
lived at 353 East Thirty trstst The poi" learned
that the rogues had carried number of hams ir
the butcher shop hour before they were ennght ana
had returned for SECOND load OBren was held In
81 900 or trial in the Nortvc Police Court The sur
econs al Bellevue Hospital said that Fallon was not
dangerously wounded, AMI probably would be able to
appear in court in u few days.
fallon was arrested for a burglary on November l.
1850 at No j37 tiistaye.. and under 81 900 bail
for that offence Last summer he tried to throw Police,
man Murphy into the East River at Thrtyhrstst, and
recently lie figured a witness in a murder case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
THE STATE Or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Dec. 27-Cotton Quiet Milling ec.s
Flour drm. owar Street and Western suDrrnne 81 500
81 rs 40 Extra 81 IS az Sj DO Family ~ O01t 90 Guy
Mills 81 3502 H. DO Extra IS % as 10 10 tT
Brands al rs o. Patausco Family 81 do snperativ"
P,trmt IS 5C.. whsat-sonthern steady Western dull
eru inter Rel M 100 sc.i January s0t10 yc.s
February ,,.rnSoutherp steady Western actxes
Southern White. 46GtGc; do Yellow. +oGHe
Western Mixed spoL 457sa46c. new Dec 40 rt asked.
January 45'.04Gbc Februrv tos.e47si stsamsr ~ 1S
- a SSc Western " be 80 e3Sc. do. dixet 3tn3oc
RYE lower sales Oh 2 Jsc....Hay st ". Prime 70
Choice Western $ll OO6sl5 no ProvIsions ful! Mess
PORK Sl2UO Buikmeits shoulders ami ,ler Rib sidre
pa. ked. 8907c. Bacon-shonlders 7@7tr',. liar he
'''. Butter firm Western Packet lSaisc.: ,ream,ry.
23a3Oc. -. Eggs lower al 2sc; Petroleum, ,
nnen bnsc..., ordinary :, fair.
49, IA &C 49,. Coppcr-Rehbed l0@ailG -. Whiskey-
Sales at 23Gsl ~ Freights 10 iJverv9i vee
ot,on ~, Foa, g c %s,'o M. 0d fo,s
Al 800 bush. 1000 Dnsh Rye bush shipments
-F,mr li922 bbls Wheat bush Corn 42sO busn-
Rye -. bush. .Saes-Wbeat S9o3oO bush 'orn.
3246oU bush
BOSTON Dec a. Fiour-Common Extras So 2o6S3 90
Choice Extras 10 5o1S4 75 >Drnr Wheu Patents primo
SO OOe IS 20 ....tornstsanier Yellow oSSi Stet n;
er NxsL 81 1c GIoi M ir.!e 6o95lc oats1 ,,,;.
81 .rc shorts-Midlings per ton sls oo0S2l
ProvIsons-Buttes Extra We,terl Jrst n,r' Tc; 10
North RI Creamery 2S629c do Eastern Creamery !So
Fggs-EasterD Exira4 ~ 129c REGENTS fcr inc any lay,
Flour bbls. $4,000 .r<% Cora oo.ooV ousl osS
shorts 5000 btSft.
CHICAGO Dec 27.-rioar duh AMI nnch1uget choice
Winter Wheat 81 $50 2o, sprng Wheat 81 ooe iS
Minnesota Bakers SIS 5O9i To- Patents - OGt 6o Low
Grades 81 7562 IS Rye F1our-$3 20 as 20 IN bbls.
Tie leading futures ransei a. toi'ws
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NATIONAL CAPITA l. TOPICS.
THE LEURo-PNEUMONIA sCoURGE.
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER COLMAN OF THE DE-
PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

REPORT OF COMMISSIONER COLMAN OF THE DE-
PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WASHINGTON, Dec 27.-The chairman OF the House
Committee OH Agriculture has received Commissioner
Conans reply TO the resolution OF Congressman SWIM
burne OF NewYork. In which set forth the difcuties
experienced by the Department OF Agriculture In crap
pling with the scourge OF plenropneumonia with the
machinery It's disposal Peuro pneumonia broke out
In Kentucky first in 1884, and although every exertion
used it almost impossible To keep 1t under con-
troll In New-Jcrsey 1t found that $50 herds were
infected ard fortytwo diseased What initiated against
the endeavors Department chiefly the absence
agreement and the nadcquacy Of tie sum appro
priated by Congress- OF the States were
willing enough cooperate. bat the difficulty
was to agree among themselves plan acceptable
TO the Department Representatives from Delaware
New,Jerscy, Pennsylvania and Maryland met ara dis
cussed matters but nothing definite resulted Owners OF
herds do report the disease and there is no law 10
compel them to do 80 p many States they Simply ict
the cattle die and bear the loss ratner tnan incur "r
ruin by having 1t known that their herds are diseased
The Kentucky Board OF Health had all the animals
slaughtered the moment they found tein ana TINS a
rigid system OF quarantine rid them or u scoirse ihe
Department Of Agriculture cannot enforce qliarohtine
aw without the Of the state and one state WI"
enforce II unles its ncishbors do So Between seI
tin % and De,embcr 10 1900 Infected animals were
slaughtered I'm Chicago but then illinois has law enab
ing stock Commissioners examine cattle and XIII them
at once II they are fon tO ne diseased number were
also slaughtered in Ncw-Icrsey Professor James law
State Veterinarian of NewYork not at the confer
with the States named hut he wrote STAYING
there were infected cattle in NewIOrk CITY ana Long
Island. The Governor OF Ncw,IerScy used Ia accept
rule fifteen viii n says that state raise the quar-
antine without the consent OF the Department anu th
Is about the difficulty with most OF the Governors o
Stats The Interstate bill. before the House Will
il becomes law, enable pleuropneunoma 10 nc loushe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
THE PARK APPROPRIATIONS.

.cr1oS IN FAVOR OF OPENING TIE MUSEUMS ON
SUNDAY.
The Board of estimate yesterday listened 70 statements
,.o, pa,p commissioners Crimmins and Borden In re-
i n the appropations for that Department. ana also
20 am exclamation Mr.. Beers, OF the Counch oi he
Co. IN regard 10 some figures he had presented 10 the
Board Mr. Andrews, all accountant oehieo tn"' ho .
,,n.d IN certain figures presented 10y Mr. Beers whie
Che latter claimed that he had done So aiscusso" io
lowed between Mr.. Beers and Commissioner ooi"oD
which WAS finally cut short by inc MAYOR
-, that the Board might DO given q
-, - Tho Park commissioners wanted money WIN
-, IN euploy forty policemen. but only twenty
o., soditioual men were provided for PRESIDENT Coe-
, cop,plained OF the ineicency OF some Vi the frh
'i.s commissioner Borden admitted that THIS was
true but said that they were trying 10 ee'iu VI QUILL
persons :, =. 49, c,.s,iop NJ oueuiny the Metro
,o',,,n and Natural History Museums OH SUNDAY All
The members favored sdch aeuon ad s,r a,sum,s
a.r,d mat the IN charge OF thosc
would not this unless money was ,d P ~
sy ine extra ex pense involved IL was hhtiiy ~
oi m "a idonal % 900, 10 DC used only III case
ihe uiaseaIns are opened Oh 0uno''e ''
OE m ,.,o,aatiou for maps Of the Twenty-ihrd
an" went Tor the use OF tne lux Dcpa.
ment was taken up President Ooieh IT, ,, ,so tIat
the maps furnished by the Park department frequently
contained serious errors. The fafk M 80 80 s,'r
planned that they had u 40 over ,reiscessors
Auropr,aons were ma dc ngIossins resolutions OF
the Aldermen IN regard 10 NJ Baitloiu anu @ srrs
cers0n, the purpose OF standard weisn,S am An
na ior repairs TO the O3th Regiment aiihoi3,
opinion received from The corporation w. NJ MAGE
elect that the Board of Estimate has the power " ao
nm aypropia ion Tor the free distribution VI 0oai w ~
Ont.oor poor On motion OF the mayor *sooo was ~
nrop!ated evening nigh school on te ist c'"o
I'm me- motion Coleman the ApprOpflatiov VI
~ BOO fur certain repairs Ia the normal ocIooi pus
was stricken out For an auniion " INC IoichS Va ~
M fklfs alprn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28

taking holiday period when the books OF corpora
tons which pay any dividends generally arc
closed for the payment Of the January
dividends may suggest that eacn mem
Der employ a part Of his time In discovering tho
stockholders there each corporation and
bank located in his district, the number OF indv
uals who hold 100 shares each. and the proper
ton of stock held In lots Of under 100 shares down to ten
shares less II each member Of Congress will do this
and report the result at the eopening OF Congress- aarge
majority OF Congressman will learn that their precon
ceived ideas OF the ownership Of grasping monopoes
have been incorrect, and that 1t is the widows and Or
phans mites and the millions OF the capitalist which
they propose tn attack political effect and that It is
the consolidation Of these mites that makes useful and
productive q vast amount Of capital that otherwise
would remain idle ms II slowed away in stockings.
The new week opens ut the Stock Exchange under
cloud While all outside commercial and mercantile lnd
cations of the most cheering character che Interstate
Commerce bin il wet blanket operations in securities
Buyers deferred from making risks pending the
doubt OF the passage OF this BILL and Its effect passed
II Is curious condition Of affairs the passage OF the bill
and its enforcement will have greater effect on
general business than upon the railways, yet
the fear OF 1t checks investments In railroad
securities and does not In the least check
contracts and business in merchandise The market
opened dull and quiet and till O'clock made no impor-
changes figures. Reading and Richmond and West
Point OF course were weak After o'clock drive
made the whole market and especially at st. Paul and
Delaware ackawanna and Western, and the last hour
the hour OF the day; it gave $1,000 shares OF
the days total OF l72293 shares But there was little
else than short sold In that last hour or course
here and there odd or two hundred shares was
frightened OF weak tinid holders The business
generally, however was made by raid on values,
which has materially increased the bcforeexisng largo
short interest. The "bears" seem TO comprehend
that this holiday weekand therefore naturally duh
weeks the in which reap their harvest. but they
still sowing for the harvest before the New Year The
marhe, closed weak at the lowest prices.
Government bonds were dull and firm with the bids for
the 81 advanced is per cent Annexed the closing
auOtatiOnS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO ~ Speca-The ony thing talked OF now on
the floor is pork Thursday May pork was as low as
an 7u tay IL soi as hg ST. so advance In two
DAVIS tradns OF U2 barro. The aik this morning
was that when Armour returned from York. ho cane
hack bull PankInton and his other associates
bears ON products and Planknton short When eSdrt
Co bought 20 OOO bal rels this $4,000 barrels on
one bid IRON MAJ Jones' the were thought 10 oe
for Armour On this not received ON
ali Sides Hutchinson. is claimed Is the man VINO SET
George Stewart Co. to buying aud who took the Zoooo
b.rrr- his morning In to-day there practically
M nuctuauon kept between 80 cents and 90 CENTS All
the There we're no ,aOies 10 Operate o anu
trouble. that IA tic BUSINESS could get
through from that quarter. Even tbs wares 10 Ncwfofk
G uoory The the visible were borne out
almost precisely by tho oica ngres 30 tat the Increase o
500 bushels wheat lett tho market precisely As was
h.irs the There orders and local
operators In specuia i've nood here might as
well nave for lact there rs mu. o
hola y trade Abroad where tere IS 10
petence made ransacling business Corn was W" op
cent by the nrmn,s activity OF pfovisious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
LACK or SCHOrL ROOM IN BROOKLrM

". ]. Gaynor, as attorney Tor August Nicol Michael
Fritz and others has served notice the Brooklyn Board
of Education that he will apply 10 the supreme Court on
January for mandamus 10 compel the principal OF
branch primary school No "a TO admit the children OF the
plaintiffs to nj school Admission had been denied to
these other children for lack or room. In support OF
his application Mr.. Gaynor presents tue aiIdavlt OF r. A.
Cury, who nine years teacher III the BroOky u
schools who swcars that admission To this school was
denied 1874 qualified children between sepcml or ana
October 2G while II were turned away from the gram
mar school In the district. He estimates thai there
arc 9Ol children OF school age III brooklyn who do h)
attend school. .
The lack nf public school accommodation in Brooklyn
not due he AYERS lack Of funds Int Ia inprovdent
them The S337l appropriated for free books he
declares be unnecessary with the exception OF per
it for supplying books To INDECENT pupils Inc
sum thus expended would furnish instruction to 5000
pupils while the TlS4OO expended tor music aud draw
Ing would provide instruction for nearly 1000 more lie
also thinks that the time in which the schools are Kept
omen should shortened and that too much money IS
expended in educating at the top instead OF ut the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
WEIGH. OF THE TWEED RING. AND HIS BAIL

Among those indicted In 1873 for completely IN
the frauds o the weed ring John WEIGH jr He was
charged entering into conspiracy win 'he oommis
soners Amounted TO take OF the cOmpe m OF the new
CT hou by which $lso7o 63 was paid 10 MN oI pro-
ten sd WORK and when were never tufshe Az
uvno nonds IN 1000 ne went o Europ ami his bail was
torie t4d Jud- $1,000 entered a@ainst MN
ami iour after~ari he dct III Cu q
me M,nattan Institution held mortgage on Ger
tain real to the fg tive which was SOL on
ba Amounting u - 81 ~ was ue
poslled the CITY Chamberlain 20 " SehI N.o
in sat, III 1910 ADVISED III i- rep ft
ist IL should go heirs WEIGH unless the CITY Sond
roy, valid lien upon Years al ana no acton was
taken by DisticiAttorncy to establish rsh' 70 inc
money on Do1af OF the city. ,. -. ,,..a.
an application male to the tourt OF Common
pleas ON behalf Wechs boy OF niean yea Tor an
order r.Ifting the Of the ball bon wnc was he
MED Yesterday Assistant District iney Pnly aSke
Jnstice Barrett supreme COur ChanDea ol an Oier ~
rernq the CITY transfer the balance 10 the
the OF people, 1De Judge resei we'd his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
state bonds we're neglected and there were no trans

State bonds we're neglected and there no trans
actions in city bank stocks
issues were CONTROL by the influences as held
SWAY in the sha market-an ndisposOn to buy wnicn
xyc the market that side seeking TO depress values
OF Erie seconds only bond was Sold aud that at 9S
AID they closed quoted NJ 9S99S Chesapeake ana ONO
series Bwere ~ 9 at 49, ana currency o. mere nasnep
l. ut 90 and ended at 9Se and the 5s were on = az 80
Canada southern trss were easy at 10Y Gloo's West
Shore guaranteed Is sold OF 81 Ia lOl Toledo ana ONO
Central iirss we're mp 4 1902. East Tennessee Viz
gina and Georgia gold IS 81 To 81 Indiana, BloO
iuvon and Western incomes declined per cent TO %.
49, and the general 6s rose from az To 73GI3i Bur
in-ton and Quincy denentuie 3s rose 2 to 100 Green
Iay Whom aud st. Paul incomes were on 4 at 3oi2
Denver and Rio Grande Is were firm at I94 Texas ana
Pacific incomes rose fro 5si9 to 594 ana nrsts
Ro Grante divisiou u higher at 70. Atlantic ana
Pacific hrsts. Western division were = lower AZ e9 Ore
eon Transcontinenta firsts declined % To 9S o.
cotou ned oil eeriit a,es sold g. 500, at e.
ST. Louis Fort Scott and Wichita 1OOl at III northern
Pacific dividend scrip $l ,0U0 at lOl ST Louis Arkan-
sas and Texas tr,ts tS34,OOO) at 9S'5 ana SECONDS
Crl6OUO at 81 7so54hS
The money market ruled easier at about per cent ;
for moment per cent was drnanae; pa. .aG e1ss
nry debtor at the Clearing House S6I99oo. lne
arrivals Of foreign gold since last Friday amount TO
So OOO but 1t all has to pass through the Assay once
before being available in the loan market -
The sub, gained balance Sl2OO96 made up
Of coin gain OF 2li $50 less currency Sis 81 81 "a
payments, II ,497SJ3; currency balance, @lSioo'1o
coin balance, $l5iO7lI9S .u-
Tie Clearing House statement to-day was as follows:
Exchanges. $500, 6G7 ,220; balances, S4.4O343i.
The foreign exchanges were dull at unchanged quota,
ols for business follows Bankers bills ~ 79i9 and
- 80 ~ for long short sterling respectively 524 a
and Dig for francs 81 and 9is for reichnarKs; oos
AMI 80 : for guilders. ,,.
London and no European financial quotations have been
received. ~, q
GrswOld & Gllett have removed their offices to NO .
walst They offer to vestors selection OF choice Sc
cuIites as fully advertised IN another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO, Dec 27-Catue-Roceipt last - nv
heat nra Tor y.-x thus 800 aeat for same Time last
week 45I5 heal consigned MISUNDERSTANDING ears al OF
wHIcn 10 New.YurK: today-zl ears. IL OF which 70
NrwYork 80 cars prices alssheoa ivo 40 cen
since last Monday Common 10 rMr - ioeio on. ooo, 70
s'u,,.a .t.er. i lu14 10 cows aud ncnofs - 20
ssb Fl i,us higher ~ 1898 o. stoekeIs ami Feedeis
weak at ~ Jnicn cows lower AZ s-o@sos 'oas
lower at IS Gv. All offerings taken - -
"a hvurr2 400 head totai or week
thS. lar Il.,uu head: last week. ieAuU
heal Though lo ears. IL TO NewSork 80 cars
on saIe market nrn Inferior to Far 81 UOdS o. Med
urn To Good s. 20 IA Choice 70 Extra 81 zoa4 Io Good
70 thocs Western LAMBS 500 10, Cana'ian lainbs
stiy al 81 az 20. All offerings taken.
Hocs- "a hours head total Tor week
TIM. Iar 10 heaai time last week. 81 al
head eousxued through Sunday 80 cars Of which ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

.vpsvuK COURT CHAaBEls- Before Barrett Nos ~
% 81 a. So So o. 100 lO4 lo5 10 IT, iiS IL "a
IL Ib3 100 2UB 2l6 ~, DBL ~ go, 2o5. zoo
26s 800 2o 20s 27o 277 1885, 2S4 2So 2e' Soo ~''
siYHrsE COUNT IRcuIT-PAET l-Bofore Donohue' j.
Nos D, 40, 345l 3i53. 1856 ,,, :. ~, A.. calendar
conmOs PLgAs-sQuiTY TkRh-beforo Bookstavef' j.
Nc @rx counr-TRAL TRRA-PAgT lIBefore Browne 40
Nos a. 49, S2I s5 764 37s 7ls S2A 2i0S 2Io 2Ssa oi'
400 933 36l, 76s, l342 3B7 r.u. pr.6r r. Asst
f.niET or OYHH AxD TERMNER-Before Bray ~ s'@
rtsf Attor F1txgerad-Ad0urned untu january - Aeo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
cOyTBAcTS AgARDhD BY THE DOCK BOARD

CONTRA CTS A VA RDhD BY THE DOCK BOARD.
The Dock Board yesterday awarded contract for
81 700 cubic yards OF dredging in the slips on the water
the Union Dredging Company at twenty cents
cubic yard The contract will amount 10 $62,34o For
repairing Dukdcads the East between Piers NOS
lS aud 10. Fearn IL jerks received the contract NJ
81, 90 for repairing the pier at One-hundreia d-nfy
second St, North River John Dunn the lowest bidder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
. GET RACK FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The apple alton leIcmptory nanamus made by H.
Beardsee behalf the Board Of Education 10 compei the
Board OF Estimate give the entire appropriation for
schoo nurposes To the Board lump was denied by
Justice ban Ell III Supreme Court Chambers yesttr ay.
Without hearing either by MT bearslee or Ny AS
si,fant Counsel David Dean the udge de-
cla accede 10 such proposition woud pe ency
ryaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
Yo,iuy Girls

are at critical period when the are ABOUT matfin ae
velopng wouen. The lack OF wae I'll care ~ rs,s
organs and entaiDs long Inst 90, Oh ann se" "a
Young woman through this perioi clothed IN ~
lie MY and s.reny perfectly healthy orBkni1st
hv The mi n. DR. Ierce,s Favoe Prescription prepares
esneca!y Tor female troubles Of the most sncccsAs
vsieinu of ~ txV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28

COURT oExRHAL sRssoNs-PARr I--Bcfore Judge Oh
dersleeve and Assistant District Attorney Bedfor-Aa
journed for the trm
COURT or GRsERAL sEssroys-PAgr rf-Before Recorder
smvA and Assistant District Attorney F1txgerad-Nos'
Adjourned 20 Decembsr 20.