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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
HOLIDAY SCENES IN WASHINGTON
DESERTED HALLS AT THE CAPITOL - SHOOTERS
ALONG PENNsYLvANIA AVE.

DESERTED HALLS Al HE NA4liVA ---'~
ALONG PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
WASHINGTON Dec. % tspeesa0.-Ihe Capitol was al
most deserted to-day Chairman Randall IN his com
mittee room porting over estimates and planning to re-
dace both tie surplus and the expenditures He VII en-
10y his Christmas turkey and pudding With aS Keen
eh as though the stareyed Goddess had not put on
suit OF fresh mourning AZ the beginning o. the LoAday
season half dozen members strOet into the Repre-
sentatives hall-Reagan, of Texas. whose bath has
mae him famous and uncomfortable; Wclborn and
Throckmorton, OF the same State both OF whom
have planted Senatorial lgltuingrods since ieagas
disaster; Reed. OF Maine who seems TO be chuck
ling continually the Democratic dilemma
or account OF the surplus; Burrows Of Michigan ana
MeKenna- Of California. who viii spend this Christmas IN
Washington and Walter Sessions whose failure 10 OBTAIN
a denomination did soar him as their defeat did some
statesmen
The hotel Hobbies were almost empty. At Wizards
Colonel Morrison wandered about ainlessly ana restless
w. But the streets gay and crowded almost %
suiocaion with eager buyers were the stores Win
their tempting display OF holiday goods When Grant
was Presdeus be used ind keen enjoyment during ne
holiday season a morning OF afternoon stTo thIo'-n
him mnglng with the crowd Of shoppers and eiyoylL3
It further On Alderman, The AuorneS +ene H.
arms some holiday dt precious % be lnrnsted 10
messenger; a certain bookstore secretary tlsn Sn
he found cloating ne bindings aud engFaVlhssi
Eobesou. with IFS Jolly red face WOuiu oeih on ~
bodv and drop freq uen dimes into the Ry hahds Oh
ssiu sNeepers In TACT the Admins raton anu 10 SAT
e little. walked anu AdAel dil ''o'-- a..
got dear bargains just like other folks II Vas dletene
To-day Probably Mr. Cleveland himself dos NOT Ody
CHRISTMAS presents ne mas become PRESIDENT pr
b. tbirxs II goudhe beneath his mgh dignity ~ ngla
with the plain people who thronged me a.ehue lo-iu5.
Certainly he was not among them Neltttr vac Any
member Of the Administration. as far As could oe h~,
tanned by "a threehOurs stroll Tue ony rePl5s. L'"s
OF the Administration visible was WIS NeNe,anu' W. ~
hs. won the admiration of Washington shOPkeepefs one
l. liberal buyer, ana to-day a. le7tel.'y S ~ e,.
and took her turn with other customers III 'he
stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
FATHER Nc6LTNy AND FATHER KcCREADK.

FATHER NcGLTNN AND FATHER NcCREADK
Rumors about Dr. McGlynn aad his early departure
for Rome unusually prevalent yesterday Al the
rcctory 10 learned that lis trunks being packed
and this together wh other reports Of similar character
caused considerable interest ia his movements No one
could be- found who bad any positive knowledge ~ 20
when be really would start hut hs friends do not seem
10 think that lie Viii ol the steamers that sail
tomorrow. Tie himself declined ~ say when nc Wold
depart.
The Rev Charles LcCready, after an absence OF three
DAYS returned the fe,tory ~ tue Holy Cross CAuch
la-t nj t hen asked the reports Of his transfer
10 take the place ~ DR. McGlyun De said NlsnIug 10
accommodate gentlemen ~ the press seeking Information
regarding The report o. the transfer " myself 70 the
rclt0rsllp OF st. Stephens, beg 10 say tA'O
since tDe publication 81 Archbishop CoTilgaAs tcic-
cram from New-HAycn two weeks ago. know no more
inc relations between tho Archbishop ana the rector OF
It stephens than what have learned irOIn the very
VAGUE lics-r- and slrn-c. no fhe press. Should SILL
cerlv reot far ln9n res.ous the vridcaon of fle
ported transfer TOY the least az these reasons beg the
lacf that would Dee exceedingly painful To me- Under the
or.uu-fa u~es to Dee tie ~ whom have al
was bell in the Li1lest cseeai' - whom Fe moro
than ever hope O. repay, aut from whom nave a.
ways the inos KIND AMI fratellii treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
,1ur srocK NARKEr, RY rELEaRAPa.

prvv,ro Dec % -Cdtts-RcreiDr last "a holfs-ofe
tso. oIa or weeS 6ioJ 1eAt TOR sane 1hs tss
u-es Zs5 head sl-nei through 50 cars, II o Nn.e ~
N~Sg-York. ears market dnH Aad uhcll~iks-
a,r.KeoelU, .ast - zJV neal to1ai tOi "e'e
mn, Lar lhOuO head same TIME ast "esA '-se
G. ,Insauei Though II 10 Ne"-l olk 4, ais
a. lie. etIrket dull and unchanged Inferior 20
fam IS 10 Is 30. Good 70 CAo.cG g a. - 1.sen
Good hOlCe Western LAnDS n oO~" ~
Isnus St al IS. "a offerings TAKEN -, - ...,
Hos Keceipts ~ $40 Read toAi LOT rs
mn. car saO saline i.lie as VICE. -iO
Through WHICH . 80 Jew
~ cars ior sale; good denann bat at over 'us -
49,. slr MS ,JOd4 lO. SelcCci lOrAei- = %
q A. se ectssi Medium Weights. "A 50 "a ~ ao Sey
a. II A., l,,s.t 10 Oauigr Isaty - ~ So@aS
Hstvy En0s 5JGs5 %. market eioSoi "S@A ""A ~
Dec 2sThe Ororcrs rso,rs' ceta@
Rae.n1A 5000 sAlDnicAt-
snas more sppiug -trvta JSV ~ lits "a
n a .to kers ieciers = 2, d4o ~ Cows D'.S 80
Mixed ri 30 ~ - ~ a. 90 ieA'S e~'s'e ."
!. .,. -. .r,,,.,r. uo0 market
Hoqs-ReceiDc& $4,000 hetl JIM ~ txst - 81
IVES Ali lo0 WNc. lousI Az" az -. ,x.,gtt
a. -, PacKiug and snlDpln "a "a 0@t DO LiS "S4'S-
30 oO~ss - 3nIt .ilpmeuts 2DOJ. market SOW.
an, s~,s.r Natives - - - NtatefD = """'~S
1l,,u- m Is as 10 Lambs - uuG1S L.. - 49,.
ofra Dec Cdf;Ls--EereDts ~ tctI sH.s
-o~f. -.,n head. marSeL ruled Stronger Sho'o
800 Sf-er. - y0a4 IS. Fair 10 Ouod ohpps ~ ~
4 80 eat,,aers oJocgs. lar 10 prime. - VIC y - H..
- In .s.,a. a St0eAtis ta.t
MA "a Texans, coa4aOu shoce ~ 81 80 ~,
t.,.---heceluts So neaL shpiient@ Is"
r,sr.,r ,,,susai sLe1iy, grallAi5 weS-e"v" ~,
~ Ia. lower than yesterday pfl.es Sho.00 -, -
81 Ot1 II 15 Workers. M.t4ani =" AA"'s' ~ ~
common g0OL ~ tOa - 30 ..,,,.,.,ts .oo, usrxss
.rn, al o..l SLOW ON common. V"iMoA !" A"' - -
- su Med4un 10 Choice - fO~ft ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
prpoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Dec Provlsions Bacon. CanDeriana Sai.
asa O Long Clear Mindless, SIS. Oh, short tieaI
$50 Od short tos ID shoulders. zes ID peg e"@ p
IA id rur kxtr4 INDIA Prime Asss oSs OF
prime Mess ois Od per Dbl; fribe Mes s., r, 49,,
e2sod; cstelI. 5ys Oi Lais-tt snS cut i7s cd;
shaIers 50 ~O ButrrlO2sod per e"Lior nneat tnitsa
Western spring Is. Al ala I'd ked Winter, % od
80 ,ar crnIal. CIV Mintef "a 2ti 90 n y.
rsnr 70 A. New Mixed Western. Al; CslifoRhis No
~ 81 p7s yds do No g. Od 40 81 per centA pfo-
- az iuri.sntlne do AZ London. %bs III
y cwf Refined Pe,olean. e'i per SALON .:Vsf sesss
xmer,,an krd- cwI Ialiow-z.o Vu per cwt
Van. An,srtrau. e-; Prime cay IA a per ewI
koain-Ionmon 80 sdI Pale liza od goa oL Llhseea Ol'
mud aaarlerA 4yL 0aarier I'D PER y Aops ~ L0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
wAnrINo TO FNrER CHICAGO LANDS.

WASHINGTON. Dec 23-J. K RedIngton, as attorney
for Lester A. Bartlett of Washington to-day made ap-
pl,aton 20 Commissioner Sparks, OF the General Land
nrr a. ex oio register receiver OF the state OF
Illinois 10 locate with Gerard scrip, about ninety acres
OF land city Chicago lying on the lake. south Oh
the Chicago River being the aGd covered by what IS
known as the Talcott survey, in Section Ien also al
land between that survey and the lake IN Section Ieh as
well as all lands lying between Wabash and Michigan
ayes and washington and Madison In explanation.
Mr. redingron today said that the Gerard scrip ned as
mart OF the application with Commissioners sparks was
Issued originally payment OF services ~ one -tephrn
Gcr,l,i 10 President Washington in opening counun-
ration with the hostile inilans IA the then Northwest
IstntOr and appears upon ia lace can De located
imam any public lands OF the United dtes. IL Is claimed
mai tlese Lands belong " the United states and are
fherfpre subject entry win this scrip Inc Conils
saner received the application and scp aud holds the
sf1er of the allowance the rejection OF the location
ndr dviseenL IL II represented that e and III CON
tToxersy il worth about Ola, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

Alle-uan XIX on March ~ ss3. called attention in
tie Boar OF Aldermen 90 article 10 Of the elevated
railroad eirs Of Incorporation hich povdei TOR the
eo OF railroad franchises in case ali the lines lad
cat 10y the road wars not coDpls-sL ~. Kirk ater
several prri.5.s ia which was setting iorsn that
the e.evaied rAiro 81 company hal not conreiel is
llnes offered a re-oiu.ol calling on tie Corporation
Counsel I'd take slets compel tie forfeiture OF tnese
ir.neis-s The resolution WIS Qasssd, ar-l as Mayor
l. ison too. no ac.ioI &C.. 10 became aid IN April.
Nstliu- u.s boon D. ri of the raa-'er since thsn.
The cabs pco pie 'rt that tDef own r-hs arc based
or the s,raa ari.e TO- which tie Court " Appeals
ha. deri ici against item. W. shaw. w-cl askel
about r. yescrri4 sal Wr Watuey Thea 'Drp0i-
anon Counsel lT8 never pushed sac m4tLor laL LIe
reason was alone SHOWS. VIC propose 10 stand Of
lall with ac clet llel rOs1s.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
THE PhTROLEUN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Room "pkers hal almost complete possession Of the
crude oil speculation yesterday Tho Christmas holiday
checking and there may be little chance Of move
out in tie entirely passed. Prices
uctuated between Gj and ended hrn az Co..
cents only that De tscerned IN such
narrow range bears anxious TO
take advantage absence outside interest IN the
speculation further l and that the real holders OF
oil are not greatly variations in
quotations OF wells the Washington field were to
yesterday morning ana perhaps the rad
the result % interrupt the pfOpO-cl
Christmas festivities intends To indulge
make Tie 90 is rra atiusa Newest tDarred hol
rUhC repairs gong al the more deeper
by The situation 10 Of truce De
opposing remains seen ~ the us
L changed later
general appreciation uDdenIaD STRONG c0naeT1 Ai
lectures the commodity.
total tho COnsOltteu
Lxch4Ise yesttIuay we're Is follows.
Opening 65a Lowest 60 =
Highest sea- Final o.
Darlels AAAosOOo
Keanea unchanged 81 conti Philadelphia aud
Ga cent? Newly Ork AMI Baltimore.
OIL CITY, Penn. Dec 13.-Crude DIN ational Transit
Certlcates opened closed a. highest price,
Ggs lowest &C. salea j55DOO barrels charters, 90 80
barrels 2yO7UUU charters, ~ oZJ bar
shipments. $3.50 barrels runs. - barrels
PITIsHURs. 2SPetroieum du steady. National
Transit opened Co.'S and closed So high
price, 90 u lowest, o6is
BRADFORD Penn. Dec 23-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened and closed at -; highest price, G6 low
est puce. G6s clearauces. l.Usl OOO barrels.
TITUsviLLE PENN Dec. 2S.Sational Transit Certificates
opened and closed al 90 highest price, GO low 81
price. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
WHEAT.

ne highest CASH were a.
30 5eS -oa's-NS sse S0sIN@ 49, 2 S' s;,s
fsl,oIhy Il 75..Msss PORK rli 80 Lari-s5 y -
shor5 E,s 3D., -ag. s,5 oe sites oxe - als.sr 81 IS
ger galto. ssc Reeepts-tfom $1,000 obs. wheat
~. ,,o bush corn 100 bush Oats O5O0o bssa-.
I've 900 1ush. Barley 2s.UOO olsl onDments-t lSar'
oats 5000 aye Loo BUSH Barley -sooo
on the Produces onan oag TIE sal'r MARI s r s
Creamery 200 -oc'' paiy 4-~--~ BIB --~
Srl,ssgkEu- Dec. Floar7- sies "iie ga. ea;,s ger
Cash ss,,c &C. oa sa quiet No 2ec---.. rye auL
No l. 55c Barieg-Ne Svsc,.-;-.-f TO-
Pgsi steam. Dec IS ~ Jan - IS Bat'er
Chocs C'sa.sy cbsid1rs II 5iSc Recriri.Flor.
s2II bush. Wheat SiesS Pgs bSreS d.t" ,rl.r
4 SO lush
MisosEAroLs Dec. .2s.-wheat-No. HarL cash or
PSon'A Dec ss corn Hn Mel s5ssgss,'
No Mixed s5ss a il'e s,es'sa sttSso Sc vSo
s. 80. Whi.key sales At u "a Recro,--corn
4sSSS cS5 O Sai' t oa1s siCSG
PnuADrLpBn Dec 28.--flodr quiet No Western and
y 49,. "a NV 70 - s. x PeAnsg oiet
ONO CIsAr lOt0si . 10 s5rIstr = 20 % -, 70
Louis ans s3uLA,fi ,.no', ,,i,t pteat :, Soos5 %
bakers clear = 90 - . oaS srssI, ~ -
- ~ ma - rive - clelce BurEwea' near - -
- " neat--spot ge hg ~. 30 Rel ioF Dec -
92l,c Corn steady aioeraio local trade -ei.sat
- -" - 30 ? MIxei ior December A. a - 'sc.
January asa 04J Sc; February too 10 &c warren
40. White Ioga Sc No y hue Ssss NO Vile
Dec az 037 y lttb5f -e feo - 1~o>e..
March 37s. p5a L. PROV sonstrln DFesse@ HOGS
54a5a Lar net 80 JoI ~ steam - ''..o ~.
n'fn-rs lon-e - Is Butter-flgnL PrnhsyiYtnls
Crs,merv Extra 5O0Jlc.. Bratori SOlnty ah5 Nos s
Extra D24c Western DAIRY EAud hIstt 80
Cheese NewYor rlll CREAM Is
80 Confectionery A DOE. POWuered DC ftercafe,
Nm y I'M ma Wheat 900 Corn $1,000 bush
oar, 00b bush ShDmenrs-Nu heat LOU Dusi- S"ea
3uiiUD Oats 4.Oup vGsA
Tolepo Doc %. -Wheai aulL casa S1tc.: jan e0'.c
NAV -ss4a.... steady. CASH y'c .-.--Oa,se
a-b - or Clover Ian T. o. feDrt %. LII "a
- - Receipts Whet lsOOU yusii toiu Aoovo yas.
Oats OO0O Clover seed nass anipH1sn.s $500
SUJD Dush. Corn 5000 bush oats OusA NloFeS
seed COL bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
CLOSING PRICES OF PgrLA DgLPaII sroo9s
THURSDAY. Dec. 23-P. ".

THURSDAY Dec 23-P
Todays stock market may correctly characterized
a holiday affair The total transactions amounted
only 195,475 shares Prices fuctuated within mar
range Some fraconally better and some we're
fraeOnaly lower The marked features developed
an exhibition Of confidence In the general situation, and
absence OF any eageruess quidate Offset by con-
servatism in the desire to enter upon new
contracts pending the holidays. Both "bulls"
and bears" seemed TO be content with
the situation Tic bear" element, which In numbers
large majority OF boardroom traders are eacu-
lang that the strength of the market and It ia unqaes
tionaby very strong due the desire of part Of the
contingent to iqudae before the holidays The
dulness however furnishes evidence thatthe "bu" ee
strong In It's position and has desire TO hasten
liquidation upon either side during ths current II
quite clear that movement intended to force bear'
liquidation contemplated until after the year. But
it is equally clear that there is In progress
quiet and an undemonstratiye absorp-
ton OF securities which may at any
moment develop into such proportions TO he surprise
to speculative operators both sides OF the account
Today Central OF SewJersey the objective point OF
attack. We have word say in favor OF that
stock at either the current figures at figures 80 per
cent below the current prices but the fact that specu
ave upon only succeeded in reducing
the figures from sole 49is0497s furnishes strong evil
dence the strength Of the general market Readng.
a. usual was active aud early sold at 80 1854; it
later was pressed for sale down 70 32s. but
it closed 33i OF Chicago and Northwestern only 900
shares sold, and il closed the last evening
after fuciation OF as per cent This illustrates the dull
ness general market The final changes generally
are unmporant and Insignificant in figures. but the mar
ket closed with quiet seadiness indicative OF confidence
Government bonds duh and strong. with tie bids
advanced per cent for the A. and 49s The bidding Or
the currency is was also nrer Annexed are inc closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

ST LOUIS. Dec. 23-Flour-XXX 81 so az so. Family
a. 75dZ Choice - 20 ass 30 Fancy - 0O1s3 90 Extra
Fancy 80 sO08 Patents 81 is 80 Wheat active
No. ed lnteI cash - e Jan 500 80 e. closing AZ
No. M1ea- 50 -. Jan. &C Fob. 36f 50 vi
Nay 80 sa5S ~. closing $685. osts.No ALss
Barey-Dul al 30 beter-Cresmsry $3.50 ss
DAIRY. 10 23c.- Eggs gle. Flax Secd-bz 5o
-. hay-Tn0thy. si0 vO3l So PrAlrle 81 eQ9l9 90
bran oec.-.. ~orn AeaL e. uOaaz o. y hisHsS a
ealra al 10 Provisions Pork at Gil 90 Lard 20 ~
BULK Meats loose iot Long Clear re 90, snors * o %
short 10 snort clear % 80 Bacon-Long S'sas
st 80 62S snort hios at - So ort CIssa ~ ec,,
bblss Wheat 1900 oush corn. 71tU on-h Uats Zoooo
push Rye 900 Barley. v0vO UusnI shlpmentse-
Flour 7UUU bbls Wheat 900 Dusn Corn luooO bush
oAts LOOO Jush. RgA Loo Dush. bariaE xvyv bu<A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
AyADpIyrsraA nos BID TO rAMKAKK.

secretary Manning OF the Treasury yesterday APP
pointed James Walsh 10 be Assistant inspector OF
hull at this port Mr.. Walsh is the chairman OF the
Tamnany Hall General Committee of the With Assembly
1stric ana "a member of the Ianmany COMMIT Toe on
Organization that aistct he Was until recently
deputy sheriff. The request for his appointment WA
u,ai IN tfyu Justice Michael Norton The 1nlninany
leader or tue Nth District and F1re Commissioner chaf1
lroker The appoin Inent II looked upon ~ pon,iahs
a. , evidence Iaat The Administration Is willing 10 coI
eate lainany and even W D1d for Ia support a.
tI,s time Tor ifesidsnLl al nominations drAws near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

of state on electric lighting In Vienna. says the eec
frc companies transacng business in vienna nave
so little capital at their command that hey are com
PEELED insist upon immediate payment for all services
rendered aud investments made behalf or Their GUS
TONERS assured by gentlemen who are tnoroutnly
familiar with the situation aud all Its characteristics that
any electric lighting company, matter what its par
touar system might he could at once enter upon
lucrative and thriving buspess in Vienna II Its capital
sufficient extend the necessary credit 10 Tvs euso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2a.-Msjor Jared A smith, Corps Of
ENGINEERS has been ordered from Portland Me- to for
Knox Me- on public business Captain John g. Butler
Ordnance Department, from Springfield Mass 10 harV
ford, Conn., Inspect reyolvers being manui''ure or
the Ordnance Department. a., -,
Psssed Acknowledgment James d. oste~oou az "0en
ordered ~ duty ~ the Naval Academy Jahuafy ~, -.
LeerAdnifai ~orden PLACED on inc reufed hst Oh
the Navy TO-DAY With the highest pas OF that grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

OIL Liverpool make f5s- 3D. -. 80. - =. = -
ToxDox Dee 2s-Producs--I jnseod on, f20 5a0f 80
los en- per Linssed DOS 3D. per quarters In
seed Cake f6 l5s Od- per kenD~f Peroieuu 5Ii
06 10 iod per spirits o. furpentns xss ~ er
cwt, Pale Gs OF Cd Provisions-Ierd szs ~ pr
cwt for American sugzr-l3- al pr crt Icf sna III
trugs poorizing e6s an lis 3D. ia W tef ~
renning aroat Australian Tso~-Beei ~. ~;
ca; Mutton 27s Cd a18s 3D. Cecasnnt Dl-CeylDn 1z1
Ca Cochn a3s rs American Reixersfed Beef Be- ~ or
hind quarters and Is I'D for fore quarters per y MO
~
ANTWERP Dec s.-Petroicum--Flpe Pale American. IL
~ % confines scsrs
francs 10 ceattnes per J <i's
BREMEN Dec. 23.-Perroeum. marks 80 Dlranihzs
% pfe8nings llO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

,oSrox rc zsl2;3O D. m-C0nsols, loo l-l6 for money
and IpO ior me account United states rour Per Cent
1,,,. / n 10 Foar ana a Per Cent Bonds, Il3s;
Atlantic M Great First Nor gage trustees Ssr
fingfrs 81 a DO Mortgage 1874 ,anahlah f1lns
4 Nm. IA. do secoud 0nsOis lOl e. Illinois Central
issi,. New. YORK Central. III = pennsylvania, % -
PaIis qttOJo Ihree fef Sent ""h'o' ." - "
AZ y continues for the account - -, ,oo a.ta tor ,h.
10 for money anu lUO o-'o TOT inc
Western FIRST Mortgage lrus-
res Certlncates 81 do. second Mortgage "a IAhil.
psrr sga. Erie 81 Mexican Ordnary. 40 St fa'I
common. y5.; NewlOrk CeHtra, llo a. fehhsyNAni@
0S4 leading lIe -. 49,. nah -, -.
lne amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
rand On balance to-day - te4,vOO , s,o aoo
The tine Bank OF knglh hAs uSciSAsou ~A''"'O
during the past week. -. 49,. 20 $780, IN
PARIS quOts Three Cent Renes AT 81 francs 10
centmes account and Exchange Oh Lonaon A. 80
francs 81 confines f0r ehecks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
CONDITION OF THE STATE BANKS
ABSTRACTS FROM REPORTS FOR THE QUARTZ
rNnrn nrcFMRFR n

FNIIFU
ALBANY. Dec. 23.-Following abstracts from the
quarterly reports OF twenyeht state banks OF dis
count and depost In tho city OF NewYor made 10 the
Bank superintendent showing their condition on the
morning Of Saturday, December IL
hesOtfrceS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
xosuny'. Composition Oh Medicine.

y0huny's tOupo-tt,oh o. 'ies',e ,o.n V,nh
r,aro - Nv, .li, o. besides the Aint you .Noo
-, rn,. nr.t -Lscu
A man Ai'i So1 ..'-S.v
s rcahse IL Tastes ami the Othci ~ - eAe
!. s,e P,s anI iL@reslvi lie ~h"ie vnesero
~ "a ri 70 20 Down bat i does not make any Dis
,c kInd you TAKE Ynen YOU yra IL iOoA you VISA -
Ia, not or Il makes quite Now IA your c'On~eH an" ~
Around ~. .,..l,cin. does of inclslo
Dr Pisrce Peasant Pursative PciAs's "ssen go 49, Ii
80 nd do thelr WORK quietly a1d calmly .....-s,
,,,-inl. in The way OF Acdlclne" Dr. finees IN
MEDICAL Discovery. wnich th0aka y =. ~.,-sns 10
r@ tr an r,n,uts OF the and ois1t ~ 49, .,<
h. f.ste aud agreeable effects snlIo,,,
oi AZ lands go.ITe tIek nocA. cseiso"' ~AS
hip Joint dlsoAse-
o,ao Medical Discovery wili not cure peso rhp 5,s
- W re !, most wasted. but ~ ~ an "haHHs $1,000 -
iun iS,'a ,,tlon N taken / time. All dfuskls's
sxs ,aws and GLOW. blow. disgusting everybody
bnf ase Dr. sagos Cstarrh Kennedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

MULlTED FOR SELLING FRAUDULENT BUTTER
W B. Van VaIkenbcrgh, Dairy Commissioner yes
terav recovered $500 IN behalf Of the people from Will
lam Brisgs Il Co. dealers I'm butter aai provisions in
Wesst a. penalty for violating the law AGAINST selling
preIc Court before Justice MIe0mbcr and jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

u.tce onohue yesterday granted attachment against
the property IN this state OF James NcHcny, the English
raltoai man 10 the the Newfort Lake Eric ami
W.-t@ro ROAD Company -sS J. ,S 3D. the uu
maid balance a Judgment Tor -LJ2hNJt Opaln-d against
NJ acAenIy " tne Unltea sLaLos l-loulI eell~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
ELECTRIC LIGHTING IN yIEEyI

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Edmund Jussen. United states
ss Vienna, In report u tho DeDartnsit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

SPIRITS or rCPENriNE.
s.v.xx.u Dec aS-rurDenIne nrm ~ $50
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

rou.t hawk hawx blow. blow. disgusting e'osso'V
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