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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

Inspector Charles T. Dossar, in charge Of the de-
tecve service Ct the post Offices within this district,
has sent his resignation TO Washington, and VIII re-
hrc from the service tomorrow. Chief Inspector
w. A. West, stationed az Washington, and Chief Clerk
Wells Of the BUREAU Of Finances Of the Post Office viii
retire from the pu>ic service the same day. All
Of tlem win enter the new department Of the Home
Insurance Company for the insurance Of registered
mail packages Mr. Dossar's salary was 80, 800, and
he win be succeeded temporarily by Inspector W. p.
Ryan. OF the Washington division. Inspector Dossar
was appointed by President Cleveland in July leso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

T.lemaQuc T. Tlmayenls auihor publisher, and az
one time tutor Of Greek I'm Harvard University, was
ara'gncd a the Tombs Court yesterday, charged with
crabszzlcment ne was arrested on warrant on
Wednesday night, sworn out by j. D. Dickson, OF the
Minerva Publishing Company, OF which Iimay cnis was
manager Dickson was formerly Of the firm of Brooks
e. Dickson theatrical agents. Mr. Dickson alleges
that Timayends has fa'sifod the books 10 a large
amount just how largo De cannot say at present.
Whom brought before judge smith Yesterday Tmaycnis
refused 10 say anything an ail, and held for cX-
animation this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
EvIDEycE THAT MAY HANG oAnLr0y.

Henry Carlton who is On trial for murder I'm the first
degree for killing Policeman Brennan, unmovo1 yes
teIday while witness after witness gsve testimony Of
overwhelming weight against him Ills lawyers W. T..
howe and j. L. Moss. making the Fight for his life
CA questions OF law, ON which they hope secure a
reversal OF tho JUDGMENT II Carlton IS convicted They
SAID 10 tho close of the days session hat no evidence for
e defence would De introduced unless after consultation
they decided this morning place Carlton the witness
stand
Julius Rooster the walter who testified against Carlton
yesterday. underwent long ssexamlnaton but dia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
BIDS FOR IMPORTANT CITY WORKS.

Eight bids for the construction Of a dam and reser-
voir on Byram River and tunnel to carry the water
Of the Byram River into the Kensico Reservoir were
opened by tie Commissioner of Public Works, d.
Lowber Smtl, yesterday. The estimate was $24l $50
time allowed 800 days; security, $4,000 Another
important contract bid for was the building of a
sewer firm Eleventh-ave and Onehundred- andsixty-
frst-st, through Eleyenth-ayc.. Ono-hundred and
sxtv-ffth-st and KingsbIidge road 10 Onc-hundred-
qrd-rivtv-uinth-st Tho c--lnate IS S33 C57 80, time
allowed ZOO DAYS, security $4,000 Ten bids We're
received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
FOLLOWING An EL0PNG COUPLE.

An elderly gray haired man, who was passenger on
the Australia from Hamburg, which arrived yesterday,
told the Castle Garden authorities his arrival that
he had 10 this country I'm search OF his vic, who
elopcd from Hamburg last month with Jacob swarz,
young German. swariz is a life assurance agent,
and is only eighteen years Old. The old mans name
Is Adam SamuCs. He learned late in the Gay that
two persons answering the description Of bis wife and
swariz had gone to Albany, and he determined 10
follow that cleV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
JoCKEY CUES md B0OKMAKERS
10 BACKING DOWN BY THE ToRAER-AIR'
WRITER'S on DATES.


Manners of the American ana Coney Island Jockey
Clubs deny the report that those two associations
have backed down from the agreement recently
sicued by tho Eastern and western clubs freezing out
tho bookmaker7.
OF course there cannot be such thing as har-
nony among our Jockey clubs said one man. Dut
co far as that agreement NOT 10 Jet betting privileges
to boohmakers' associations or members thereof Is
concerned 10 Will stand until tho brooklyn Jockey
Climb gives IL fair test next spring The IDEA OK
backing down now IS too absurd for anything. Some
boolmaker started the report
"And.7 said President Philip Dwyer, Of the Brook
lvn Club "you may DO / shall stand up to my
part OF the agreement even though the Brooklyn
Jockey Club races have TO be without book
maker on the track If the other clubs stand by
me. all we'll and good If they don't, am done
with the whole business for the future. No moro
agreements for me II We cant hold 10 this one.
We've got to bear tie brun of the whole thing we've
GOT to make the test remains for the other clubs
whose meetings follow ours to be with us or against
us. l can't say what they VIII do'
It was said yesterday that Mr.. Withcrs called on
John 4. Morris al ThrOgg's Neck few days ago 10
discuss the question Of dates for next season; that
Mr. Morris. representing The New-YoFk Jockey Club,
asked the sage Of BrooIdae 70 cut or from tho tail
end Of the Monmouth meeting two weel-s, and thab
Mr.. withcrs agreed TO do SO.
q agreed 10 do nothing OF the Sort said Mr
Withers to a Tribune reporter last night II IS uue
that visited Mr. Mors but the subject Of dates has
mover been mentioned between us at any ume
know nothing about the matter one way or anOther
went to see Mr.. Morris on private business. we
are old friends Ill, .,.,.
In response 20 an inquiry about the trouble win
the bookmafers Nj. Nlihcrs said BE Rad not thought
OF the matter since The meeting NJ The Iuf congress
lie believed that some soIt OF r'soiU 0h a5tl.-..
boolstos association. bed boon passed. but he diin
know wncihcr the fa.t..u clubs signed j of n".-
us long time before racing begins, De aldo0
There's 10 telling what may happen pe'alr iie s''
son opens"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
TWICE ACQUITTED But STILL 1 PRISONER

Philip A. Daub, an old soldier. was tried before
Judge Cowing yesterday. lie was agent for Meyer &
stern ia collecting rents lie sometimes signed the
names Of adcsmen receipts for bills, but said that
he only placed the name on when the bill paid.
Judge Cowing left 80 TO the jury TO whether he IN
tended 10 defraud Two were tried one inlrne-
diatcly after the other and both resulted in acquitted
Daub expected 20 be discharged, but Assistant Dis
ict-Attoney GoG said that there were other charges
arising ~ the same transactions and lie refused 10
allow The discharge OF the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dee - ( -Cousos 95 iei flr money aal
o. I'll Tor the account ATLANTIC aGa Ie', &
49,. rr.flt. Certificates . Erie 2l'2 g. sc or con-
ss o5b. Mexican Ordinary 49, - Paul Common "
Reading 23-4.
spanish fs y $1,000,
lar silver IS quoted ~ AZ Olga per ounce
paris aiyce. quote per renter NJ 80 francs l2-
cenfrn for the account . 49, ,,.-..,.-t ~ t..
TSe bullion IN Inc BANK Of England has increased slS5'"
during tha past week ,..-.o % r.,f.f..
which last week 1898 per cent - n0" ~ 3 pl
PARIS Dee 1.-THE weekly siarmel OF W. u, - ~ .
s'os decrease OF 100000 francs in gold ari cetie''
Of $4,000 francs in silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

$4,000 was taken the item for the maintenance OIL
roads and avenues For lamps gas and electric light
sGs7 600 was allowed n reduction OF $4,000 For re-
paving and repairing the streets s4oooOo was sho"eu
roo ooo loe ,ha, was asked for The entire appropra
ton was fixed az SAIL SCI The Board adjourned to
II 80 q. a. today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
HANGING FROM 4 WINDOW HEAD DowywARD.

At about o'clock Wednesday night the en-
ployes In the cOokhouso a. Bellevue Hospital were
startled by hearing the Wild cries Of a mailman and
shouts for help. Running out IN the ward the cooks
and mails saw a man hanging out OF window
from ward %, on the third hoor mead downward
Another man. q patient in the ward. held TO his
feet. Al length help came lust as The rescucr was
nearly exhausted ard the dclOus patient dragged
In from hl. ncTllOus Dn.I-lDn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

The now Democratic Club Of Harlem the nucleus o.
which Is Composed Of the Tammany Hall members who
retired from the Harlem Democratic Club ON December
l. has rented the f0us,osy bowns,one house NO ZOOS
Ffh-ave. rs a clubhouse. u IS conveniently located
One hundiel- and twenty 1fth-st, ana Will be fitted
up in handsome style and supplied with all the appoint
ments OF q modern club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE POLICE AND TIE BALLOT Bon.
. ACTION IN REGARD TO THE DENocRATl'
r-pornr,r IN THE NINETEENTH WARD

. ACTION IN NEIAhD ~ 1hh
TRoUpIr IN THE NINETEENTH WARD
No action was taken by the authorities YESTERDAY
BOARDING the stealing Of the ballot box on MONDAY
n,cbt al the Nineteenth Ward Democratic pi''n''S
II Is admitted that Acting President HehhesseS' %
he ward Association. took the box ana carried II
. p,str.ct-Attorney l..dgway's house Mayor CnaPn
Won't out of town yesterday without taking any
actlon. Police Commissioner Bell was not at DIS
Office, and no has done nothing save 10 car lo'
detailed report OF the matter from Captain bfeN~''
In whose precinct and opposite whose station 'Hc
theft occurred. Police superintendent Campoeil
appeared 70 think that his duty in the mai'er MA
All been discharged for he said that Captain brennan
No. so,nsb,e In the matter. He admitted mar II
was the duty Of the police to arrest the man VINO
stole the box. II IS probable that charges VIII DC
prefcred against Captain Brennan ior hoso0' -
duty. AS all the persons interested In the case are
active Democratic politicians, Il appears ma , e
Captan was unwilling 70 act ne VIII ny % ,oE
bimsS-f under the pea that Nh liennessey ION
The box for safe keeping but 10 Is beyond q9esuol
that he usurped the duties OF INC Po"O0' W." ~
sworn 70 protect ballO, boxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
KNOCKED DOWN BY a JEALOUS HUSBAND.

A. I. Hamer, treasurer or Jacobs's LyceuW In54TI0'
in Montroseave., was walking with Mrs. Samuel Nc
Carthney, Of No. 81 Freemanave., at briggs ana
South Fourth sis. ON Wednesday night. when Mr.. Nc
Carthney met them. There was no delay on OIe part
Of tho latter in knocking down Mr.. Harmer Mr.
Harmer escaped 20 drug store and Mr.. Mccartney
went to tell Mrs. Harmer, at No 100 Lorimer-st the
facts of the matter. Mrs. Mccartney says that her
husband has made her life unhappy by his jealousy
ever since they welo married In 1874 They have four
children On Friday Of last week he drove he from
home, and not knowing what to do She went to M.
Harmer. OF whom her husband had been jealous vii
out cause and he secured room for her and her
eldest child, who accompanied her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

The business in State bonds WIS confined to sales
Of Virginia SIS deferred rcc'i~'s az fOl-2. There
wcrn no tran actions i'm city bank stock.
The general bond market ruled duil and fem
DESPITE Tho raids on th' share markets ihla-
Cepha and Read ng FIRST preference, Us ro,' 10
so 1-s the seconds Oh % 3-o ond tho thfds -
SO 1-s and tle general IS were Nsu at 40 3-e.
Atlanuc and Pacific as sold I'D 10 ii IL west
Shore As wCrc strong 900 loi 49, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas general is sold uD 60 5t. lhesa-
pcaze ard Ohio As certificates rose 90 % H.
Reference is made TO Our fall report OF bo d sales
In the unlisted department ci thc Stock tN-
change Cotton OIL certificates after opening
huoYant sympaihl1ol with the railway shares
they sold $4,000 40 % 3-sa55 3-idJ4 5-s, New
port News and Vt ss.ssippi Valley 400 at -,
North River Construction scrip 100 e. 6 l-i,
buuswicl, Compony 200 o. a. and Buffalo Iron
Money today ruled at 2l-2 pep cent and 3
per cent with o fair amount of the business
done 40 per cent MI . 80 o'clock. Al.r
that hour there developed sudden urgent de-
m9nd that carried the rate 90 per cont and
then followed a broker who succeeded in bidding
the rate up to e per cent, at which he Dor
broker wanted 70 loan goo and h. offered
it down from 20 per cent without lending q
dollar II that broker e\ccuts oidcrs In The
st0cl, market IN the same way hr handles On,
money market his brokerage business should be
o. growing ore
Tho Clearing House Statement, to-dny was as
follows; Exchanges sll"S'o4'l' balances
'Iho Suh-Trcasarv today was debtor TO the
Clearing House - ,260 03G. It's net los. on bal
aHce was 81 ,O6G76l made up 10y coin Joss ot
sl15L036, less q currency gain OF 3Go.lrL The
days operations covered: Receipts e}.2i2 7ol
payments, SL300.512: resulting in general
balance OF Si0l.33936t. consisting Of
$1fS,Oi2.G 17 coin and 81 5.36G.5il currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasury no Washington re-
ccivod to-day $500 600 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were SS08.0O and the
informal revenue receipts were Slg2,31G
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in banl, compares with
the figures of the last previous statement
follows.
Dec. IL. Dec. 49, Differences.
Net gold hand SOL 577 s20i 3S7 Inc s676so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
A CHARGE GROWING OUT OF THE CANVASS.

Tho Rev Charles p. Mccarthy and Charles Robert
SON. two Of the members Of the Home and Coun-
try Protective Brotherhood before Police justice
Massey Yesterday on charge Of criminal libel pre-
ferred BY benjamin A. Morrison in connection Win
matters IN the recent campaign. Mccarthy was ar
rested at No. 900 Pleasantave New-York ana ROBERT
son at No. 12s Safest on Wednesday night, and
tlov ,rer, locked M for lack of bail Yesterday
IT. b. Wills gave bonds for 5000 for each OF the ana
tho hearing was adjourned until December 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
FIFTEFY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR 4 LEG.

A verdict awarding $4,000 as damages for the loss
OF his les was handed down in tie Supreme Court
Yesterday in the suit Of Sidney Marion, age fourteen.
by guardian against the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
Company On June II he was attempting TO board
train at Gates-ave and Broadway, and fell between
the cars and the platform His leg was crushed
and had 10 be amputated. Tie suit was pl0usht
for $4,000. A new trial viii be had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
AN AXE WITR NO BLOOD ON 1T.
VET TT IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN USED TO KILL

Azar,ab g. Wright. the negro who murdefeu MS
mistress Mrs. laura Dixon, at No. 969 HuasonaVc''
on wednesday night was before Police JUSTICE Ns'nS
Yesterday on a charge of homicide He was he!' toa
the action Of the coroner. Wright saia ,h"' .1o
whole trouble was caused by Mrs. DMohs uaus""-I
Georganna. who told her mother that DC sov si,IrI
d ond burned IT, She accused him Of unfaithIul-
mess TO her and they agreed to separate anu Nc
wanted TO divide the furniture She SAID he cou't
have none and he got his to cut it in hail. ana
she got in the way Of the axe and when 10 came
down 1t hit her. 80
The girl Georganna says Wright denoeraEN OaE
tered her mothers brains out and Mrs ho"aI", VIM
lives on the floor below declared that she heard nm
saw Keen still, or I'll stave your head N but
tSo axe despite TIC bloody deed, has not a siam
nron II Tho primary cause of the quarrel between
Wright and the woman a letter that he TeccVed
from one II her former lovers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
2s,o7s. as 2o,s4s,s Dec. 22s.ssA
34.757J23 $4,000 e53 Inc. l7S'fSo
N, ~ 90 t905. 900. $40 Inc. slls,0li

Treas'y vaults
Sss sS'" s25s sesia s2e4s2 q? r.. ego 27e
Net cash balances 1905 o2o ,So5,5oeo4o inc sis9u
Thus far no gold has been engaged Tor export
by Saturdays sieimets DID inc PtO'@ ~ 80
IN he talson to-nDrr0w Tho foreign cHchan9s
were moderately active ana strong ~ gu9i"-
lions for bushes as follows. Bankefs D,iis.
"a st5-8 and "a IS rs respectively Tor long
and short steraC. French francs az 0.2l u
and Ef8I-s: rgcbmarks 30 - IA aId %, anl
piildcr5 at 80 0d 40 ~
The governors OF the Bank Of Lnglan1 az thfir
,yceLly meeting today made no change IN US
rate for discount, and u remains at p'n cent
During the week the bank Gained tle@OOJ bnb-
ION and the proportion OF iis rcrcrve 70 Us
liabilities wal reduced IRON 4v,'o 10 49, -
cent againsta reduction from 4byJ 10 ~ 10 p.f
cent I'm the amc week OF last year, when us rate
for discount was per cent o-day the b'hN
gained 5000 OF bahnce The weekly s'Ae,
ment Of tie Bank OF France shows loss on
I O0 00O frames gold and loss OF 2e5ofVVV
francs silver AZ the London STOCK fNcAange
to-dev British eonsols were firm and closed hil nc
IN oG ri and 9C 5-8 respectively iof money Hn !
occonnt In the open market money for discount
vas mo 20 the bank rate per cent DIT fIih'
was Sd higher st - 9-lGj ger ounce
standard. American railways opened WIN 'n-
4, mood ouotwions but not fully up 70 the 'JuI
1osts Of list evenings home prices; but generaIy
,bty stoaljlg improved 20 the close. AZ far'
French per cents were easier at '"''O d
mo OREGON Railway and Navigation com l'h,,
has declared its regular quarterly dividend OF
p per rent payable January ,, lssv' 10 h',cn,1
holders o, record December II lransIe's WIZ
close DECEMBER 7 and open January ? 100"
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN .
1896 -. 1898
,-..h,. ., r,uos H3 fi3 4ie
Fi NV T,ek IN pee s23155 s2jlst go az
Tan. % Dee L.. 13lots7 1S2@.2s5 l@-l'''
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
F$s, 3 T' sf9 s5s 1885, $685. s;5s sis5
OHIO RIVER
Number Of miles,. 80 "a ~ al :
Firs- week In Dec. tlas2. 81. htq xll 80
Jan Dee 7...-.- is2iVo "io''''
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI
Number q miles, Oh .o. ~ eto4 1
Jaa. ! " Dee lam 6bv7'4'v "f-'''"~y
TEXAS PACIFIC.
F.s3 s: s T q .g: s$5 ~. . 50
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
Number OF miles, an ssit3 ara ri3
first week IN Dee zS-'1at -nt' ~ 4
Jan. 1 20 Dec. 1..- '.---- 49,. ~
HOUSTON AND TEXAS cENTRNL
Number OF miles,. Oh 49, SssS sct "a
Fourth Week In Nov E522~- o ga ,fd
jan. I 20 Nov. 3D.-. '----. -,'','' =.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
Number Of m.les...-.. so go ~ soa IA
Fourth week In Nov 4ayJ g. s. n 90
I Afhf'f-"T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
THE RICHMOND To 90 TO HAY7I NEXT

Dry Monopole has been retired to tho stud His
homo f. Frdenhelm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINH
WILMINGTON. Dec. l3.-rurpentine arn az -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14


,r ,,o1tons were "a follows: No Spring Wheat 1867
lo,i., No Spring Wheat l0nalOlc No = Rcd iD5
~ 81 M Corn 81 C.. no. OATS 20 &C. No Rye ~.
81 p Darcy nominal 40. flax scet 81 u Priia.
i,r,tiv el 81 Mess Pork Si3 10 -- Per bnl Iari
a. ,l 3 Der 100 TO- short RID sdB loose ~ oD q ODD.
m ~,l,ei shoulders boxed F,1t7 l21 short Clear les
ie.i 1-g-il W.sA alstliers tulslet e1ui, - -
NE 's,iim sursrs-Cut loai scohc. Ornnatol s2t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

------N----- ------- shares
I Opg. Igt. Low't Final. Bid. Ask'd sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

sose 81. s43 e2So,z62. Gi0 Inc. ESQ e7e
I0.11' Cs8 1e,13f. 82f Dec. IDl, BOB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

the Exchange 20 lay flH Buttnf market Wv
snsv Elm Creamery Fl 3st choice Ne1i I'm
". 30. ci,pics Dary 1jc Good 10 Choice ~ ta,.
80 ann al 20 Die
30 - i, ,,..,, ...oly r,orr anil s,ealv
ChcNSAir, ri a. taney Al 0t' = 90 Wheat sfsliy
laiiS 81 t"..+ n, ,., hush. silurla.fs
80 leu -. - a., frix,f ..5..r oars Iu,o-
hn.', ~" - ,t},.i - o-i'. prn aufI So .
''t-Wi i, ,-.. ~ .ft b., rrrl rU..f do ~ Do Hli.
pa 3. Co. an , st,r, riIs 81 rt tn ntcor .fti.y.
pm as lu'| ~ Xt.l.i..v .,..' e,fa. Ia -ut hb
SHIRT hAt a. -. ~ r.ff.r nv f.r,
tusAth E3oas OF the D"si' "a -. .5t,' f'.'.i -
Fancy creamery - t'.. : .'' ~. r.. 30.
Urn ~ % @pG S"gi $500 49, i,,,, ana flyt al sls
On ans ~ - ts,,f',,r. = id r1rel,rt
50 -'i i,.@.,.s "Sto ~. ..., NJ l-I,5r4c lf...s
. .' ,,i G,t, rl,f. l1t,.. fe Tt.t... T,..'lrr,
d. ,..l .,-, i',,..-.f
''''' ~ ,n a., ..,. ,,.. ... a.. ...,. no..
iLWt ffN, Dee 10" fl"' Hi'tu ~ .''" LIi ca"
January H~ e M'3 ~ 'Vi. i'i't 40 % 3''. ,'''
qihct. 40 Wuif -a ~ re. i.lt H'tN s.'iy 80. 4
bilc Barley 'fra No :. Doc iMti' Prs N.li 'fA
Csh sla So. lAri-,a-h 90 a, N1 lf'rill'- a 3. p
Butter steady Dairy - -ic. Eggs uln. fftsl - a
"r Cloese ste1dys Chel'ars lunlNYt Receipts f'0ff
1000 bbs Wheat ii-uO bush. Ilrtf t-.NJ o.ah ti-I-
msats-ilour $4,000 ools Barley 1000 bush
ptrf ,nrfrutA Dec fl -F.gr Supplies Iherrl ana oN
,',.,fI,. ,ur f.. Ir1....I lf. ANTS Weston .rl
p,nns,iyan,a -n1crane ss 30 fl IS. d. DO Es,r.s
.'''-, "a no .'t NJ y..r..- r.mU, - iof a. III
p-syi,,nie Family Al ellis 90 p.nnsri,sna lo =
p,,. :, an E, 30 ono Gl.sr 81 .lrb u. an.
.,, .. - Nj. ia i-.- lI,rr u -r =, ..s' ~,
gt'h. ~ a5 ,io ,o e-.,.af ss 81 ts So WIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

Net silver on hid
Net legal tenders
On llul..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
TIIE "a II NM DOND MARKET.

Government bonds were duh. but the ids were
adva nccd 20 nominal au0-al-ons as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

Treas'y vaults
over out taB1R
certificates Sum.
Deposits in banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

~, the produce Exchange today the Buttor market was
o, and cav. Fign creamery $50. Choice Western
s5 27c. choice Dary 2i42jci Good TO CAoieo - tse
~ ,ftifi Al ott
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
ICoryRiGnT, 1857. ]
GAThRREa I'M THE HEAD.

If you would remove an evil, strife at II
root. AS the prcdisposing or real cause q
catarrh is, in the majority OF cases, som
weakness, impurity, or otherwise fault
condition Of the system, in attempting {