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Grorcrs' LIST.

Revised prices are as follows;
BAGGING--Stark A, seamless, 22c; Amos
keag, seamless. &C.; Lewistown, A, seam.
less, 19c; American seamless, lie; burlaps
4 TO bu., llGl4c: runnles, single, i3c; gun.
nies, double, 2OC; wool sack, 35c.
TwINEs-F'lax, CSC: extra sail, 2O@2lc: sail
B, 20G2lc. cotton. 22C; jute, &c
DRIED FRirS Figs, in boxes per 10, l3UI
l6c; dates, in boxes, ga lOc; London Malaga
layer raisins, per box, 80 j0W3 -; Malaga
loose raisins, S2.aOd2.5 50; new Valencia RAJ.
sins, per ID, SAc: California loose muscatels,
per box 50 OJN2 10; California Londons,
lSSS, $40 pittcd cherries, per ID, lSc; Cali
forna pittcd plums, per ID, l2tdl3c, dried
blackberrics, per ID, : sldSc; dried raspbcr-
rics, per lb, 2iOa25c; cvaporatcd apples I pa
Sc; California suu.dricd peaches, l3c; Cali
fornia impaired evaporated peaches, l4c ;
evaporatcu California aprlCots, lSc: cur
rants, 6i6otIc; Turkish pruncs, 5w5l6c: cit
ron, 22m2ic; orange peel. l5c. lemon peel,
Ice; California French pruuos, la l6c.
CuEEsE-Eouug America, fun cream, l2W
l3,ge; fun cream cheddars, l2"l2'9c.
PICNLES-Mcdium, in bbls. 500; do, in
half bbls, $500; small, in bbls, $500. do, in
half bbls, 81 30; ghcrlkins, in Dbls, 800; do,
in half bbls, $-.OO
COFFEE. Mocha, 2acp !dc; Rio, good, l,@
lSC; Mandahling. 2Go2Sc; roasting Rio. III a
lie; O. G. Java, 240o!jr; lava, interior 22uo
25c; Rio, fancy, lsmloc; Santos and Mara
caibo liGtl9c; Arbucklcs, 223,c; McLaugh-
Inns XNNN. 22a4c.
StGAR-G Granulated, i'ic; conf, a, &c:
white extra &, illc: extra G., 'tsc; yellow &,
63lc; powdered, ~ e; cubes, Si,c.
Choice yellow, 2)02213c. dark
colored, l3NlIc
TopA oco-plug 2d@65c; smoking 1Gm9Oc
JELLIEs % per 3J-lb pail.
SALr-Sl 35d 40 per Dbl.
ROPE-I-l6. l24@l219c.
MAPLE SuGAR-Bricks, ll0tl2c per lb:
penny cakes l2Gl per 10: pure maple
syrup, $l.00 per gal.
TEAs--Toung Hyson, common TO fair, 1St0
pc; Young Hyson, good to fancy, 30MAe
Gunpowder, common to good, 22M25c: Gun
powder, choice TO fancy, I0a65c; Japan,
common to medium, l5W2Cc; Japan, choice
to fancy 3OUt45c OoOng, common to good,
Io0l35c; Oolong, choice to fancy, 5O001Oc:
3mpcrial, common to medium, 25035c; I'm
perial, good to fancy, 4O(dj0c.
NrTs-Almonds. l50lSc; tilberts, l2G1l5c (;
Brazil, aGl0c; walnuts, l2c; pecuns, 1Uucllc; :;
peanuts, 6W0c.
CHAcKEns- -6rlOc per ID; assorted cakes,
sCd25c per 10 as per list.
, CASDY-Mixed, 93ml2Hc; stick, 9i2@
lie: rock candy, lot9ml3c; fancy candy,
ImG2Sc.
HOLLAND HERRISG-90c.
Con Fism-Gl2@Ji4c.
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Dry GoDiS.

CoTroH t'LhNXEL,-1D per cent dis; Ii,
519c; &C, sac; IS, iHsc: Nameless, sc; RX,
1oc; II, zoe; No. 10, S'4c; No. 10, l0i5c; No,
80, l2lsc; No. 50. l3 SO; No. 30. col0red. Sc
No. 80, colored, l?c; No. 10, colored, l2t5c;
BRISTOL i2igc Union Pacific, 10.
CARPET WARA- Bid, white, l9c; colored,
pc.
BNrrs- Standard, Sc; gem, Zoe; beauty,
12i5c: Boone, 4c; B, cascd, $3.50.
/ RlNTS-Sold coors-Atlantic. &c; Slater,
Gc Berlin oil, G1Ic; Garner oil, 6tic.
PHINrs-i'ink and IaOOes-Allcn, SC: Rv-
erpoint 5lc; Steel River, 6i4c; Richmond,
6lac; Pacific, ic ,.
PRISTs-Dress, Charter Oak, 5l4r; Ram
apo, &c; Lodi, 5l4c: Allen, 6c; Richmond,
DC: Windsor, 6i2c; Eddystone, 6'ac; Pacific,
Csc.
No. 60, 919c; Best Yet, Al, 63Ic: butter
cloth, 90, 4$4c; Cabot, nc: Farwell, half
blcacned, SIC; Fruit of tue Loom, 9.4
Green G, 6'4c; Hope, '94c; King Phillip
cambria, lie: I.onsdale cambric llHc; Ions
dale, sc; New York mills. lOaC; Pepperell,
42in, lie: Pepperell, 46-in, Pc; Pepperell
6-4. l6c: Peppcrell, S-4, 2lc: Pcpperell, Oh
2sc; Pepperel, lO-4, 25c; !Canton ~. Size;
Triumph, &c; Wamsutta, lie; Valley, So.
aid-Raftsmen, 2Oc: Goshen:
32l &c; Clear Lake. .36l4c; Iron Mountain
25Isc
F'LAxNELs-W White-GH, No. 2 q, %. 1lc:
GH, No l, q, 26c; BH, No. 2, y, 23fac; BH,
No. |, a, 3oc Quechee, No l.. u, 42c.
sarge, 7$4c Rockport, sc; Conestoga, G14c;
TIcKs-York, 30-in, l2j2c; York, 3l-in,
13l4c; Swift river, PC; Ihorndike, 90,
Sc: T1horndike, EE; SIC: Thorndike, l9ol,
913c; Cords, No. 4, nc.
DENlMs-Amoskeaeg 8 OF, 16l2c; Everett, Z
OF, l3t9c; York. I OF, l3lac; Haymaker, Sl9c;
Jatfrey, Xxx, 1llGc; Jatfrey, XXX, 1219c;
lie; Beaver Creek, &C, loc..
KENTUCKY JEANs-Memorial. 15c; Dakota,
1Sc; Durham, 2i1&c; Hercules, lSc; Lean
ingtOn, 22}2c: Cottswood, 21i3c.
n,snsHa5 cnAsasteysns' ST B. eI Stevens b
bleachcd, 9[5c; Steuens' N, 916c; Stevens
N, beached, lOl9c; Stevens SRt. i24c.
MIscELLASEoUs- Table on cloth, 81 80;
plain Holland, 919c; Dado Holland, l219c.
Atlantic p, A. &c; Aurora LII. "A, &c; Au-
rora c. "A, 4alc; Crown XXX, A, 69lc;
Hoosier LII. ~ &c; Indian Head, ~, 719c;
5l9c; Pepperoll r., A, &c; Pepperell o. IA,
G$4c; Pepperel 81, 1870; Pcpperell, "a,
Gle; Peppereli, 1911, 23c; Utica c, Al, 4s4c;
Wachusctt, A., 153c; Aurora r, A. &c; Au-
rora b, Al, 6l5c.
DucK-West Point, 80 in. $ OF, lo}dc; West
Point, 30 in. 10 OF, l21sc West Point, 80 in.
~ OF, l5c; West Point, 40 in II OF, 16c.
FLANNELs-Rcd, c, "A in, l5I6c: +, "a in,
2lAcc; GG, "a in, 2oc; HAF, y, 25c; JRF,
"a, 27c.
GINGHAM- Plunkett checks, nc; Whitten-
ton, re; York, re: Normandi dress, Sl9c:
Calcutta dress, Sl%c; Whittenton dress, sI2c;
Renfrow dress, Sl2@l2l2c.
CAMBRGcs-Slater, 5l9c; Woods, 5l4c; Stan
dard, SIC; Peacock. SIC.
PRINTS, Indigo BLUE-Arnold, 619c; Amer
lean, &C; Glouchester, 6l4c; Arnold q long
cloth, 0c; Arnold b long cloth, l0l9c; Arnold
Gold Seal, lO]9c; Steifel A, l2c; Windsor
Gold Ticket, lO]9c.
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Leather.

Hemlock sole, 2O@2Sc per 10; oak sole, 33
selected oak and trace, 33(G35c per 10; oak and
hemlock upper, 2OG22c per foot; hemlock
calf skin, No. /, S0Q19Oc per 10, according to
weight; oak calf skin, No l, 9Oc@Sl, 90 per
10; Philadelphia calf skin, extra, sl.0O@l.10
10; oak kip skin, No. /, 7O@sOc per ID: Phila-
delphia kip skin, extra, s0@90c per 10;
French calf skin according TO weight and
quality, s1.15@l.75 per 10; French kip skin,
DO, SOeCsl 10 per 10; CordOyan rIsset, lsc;
@4,00 per side; moroccos (pebble goat, 2O9
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-11
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. FRIDAY. JANUARY II. $780,

CoRS-25td2Gc. ft
OArs-2lm2?C.
NiNEGNR- Cider, lO6lSc per gal; white
wine, 100 Pc per gal.
HoSEY-llb frames, lfGlS'
CRABERRiEs s. O0d1 on per bbl
Provisions Hams, No /. lie; No ?
1Oigc shoulders, iaac; rib bacon, lie: clear
bacon, II &c; Eicnlc hams, lOc; dried beef
hams l0i4C; dry saltcd clears. short, St5c;
extra short SiSc; short ribs. she; picked
pigs feet, BIB kits, soc; lard, Si2M96c;
smoked sausage, 6GSc per 10; hog castings,
liCdlNc
CELERY -25030c per db2; fancy 4Oc.
Onions As SOC per bu.
SAuER KRAuT-Bbls., $3.50; half bbls.,
$50.
California, crates s225
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-11

shipments, 300; market steady; far 10
choice heavy native steers, - 1O05 80;
butchers steers, medium TO choice, 5000
400; slockers and feeders, fair TO good,
S2.OOd3lO; rangers, corn fed, S5WdiGO;
grass fed. $2C0 1900
Hogs-Receipts $500; shipments, 400;
market strong; choice heavy and butchers
selections, s. lOa5.2j; packing, S5.00M5. 10:
HIGHT grldes. 81. 95I15 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-11
Live Stock Notes.

Hogs &c higher,
Everything sold higher to-day.
Cattle receipts light-market higher
Feeding cattle are bringing very strong
prices in proportion to beef cattle.
NJ II. Shoemaker, Wyoming, Neb.. mar
keted a load of l524-lb steers at $3.50.
1t is a hard matter to find shipper or
feeder who will admit that even young hogs
are plenty in his section. They all report
about one thing, mot many" or Scarce"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-11
An AbSOIuve Cure,

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes
and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup-
tions. win positively care all kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT-
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co., at %
cents per box-by mail 80 cents,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-11

30c per foot; moroccos boot leg, 95CdJUc per
foot. glove calf skins, 2OG3Oc por foot;
Dongola kid, 3Nd4oc per foot; kangaroo
skins, 400jOc per foot, according 10 quality.
topplugs, = coo 10 90 per dozen; lin ,ug. s. 90
d9OO per dozen; apron skins. $40 yOGl20O
nor dO1pu
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Sheen,

The receipts were lighter than yesterday
and the market strong. The demand is
pretty far, and the packers require a few
good sheep each day.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-11
Hogs.

The market opened early with light offer
ings and was active at an advance of fully
Dc, Two loads of choice heavy hogs sold ut
S5.2J, with the bulk at 5.OOu5 10. The mar
ket closed early with all sold
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-11

52l, best heavy at s5,25d5, 30, and fancy
heavy at S5.3j. Light sorts sold at g, 156t
5.3o. Underwood paid S527'{ for 6l9 hogs
averaging 3C4 lbs. Tie range was S52j TO
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-11

The Mercer County Medical society
devoted the better part of its session in
Trenton, N. j., to the examination of
William King, colored, who is said to
have two hearts. He is about forty-five
years OF age. The examination proved
that he had divided heart, such as is
found in the lower animal kingdom.
The heart beats are scarcely percepti-
BILE on both sides, excepting that the
sound is less perceptible on the right
than on the left side. He caused his
hearts, pulse and temple to cease beat
ing for sixty seconds, and the physi-
clans pronounced it a successful effort.
King Is now in the county Jail for being
drunk and disorderly. He announces
that his mother discovered his double
heart when he was six months old.
"We are coming, Father Abraham, 800, 600
mOren TO indorse the good and effective quail
tiles of DIR. Bulls cough syrup in every case
of coughs, colds, etc.
As a cure for chapped and chGfed hands
nothiug equals the celebrated Salvation OIL
For sale by all druggists. Price only 70
cents bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-11

MONEY on CALL-Easy at 2]SCd3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5la(11 per
cent.
STERLING ExcHANeE--Dull. but stronger:
sixty days, s4.s5; demand, s4.SS1a.
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Receipts.
Prevailing Prize

The following ls table of price, paid in
this market for the grades of stoot men
l..a.a.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-11

CHICAGo. Jan. TO- w heat Weaker: cash,
Csc; May, Sl.03lI.
Corn-Easy; cash, 33a$c; May, &c 1l-lGc
Oats-Easier; cash 241Sc; May, 2;94c.
Rye-4Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

Steamer Risk Galveston via Key West days. WITH
mdse and passengers to e Mallory Co. , ma.. and ,,,.
ep gSp sRaRsspero DER Muller days. mds
to sSp Warrior Bf ksnfs so days. in ballast
Bark e Se % pRe cy ~A nn'
Bark British America tBr, Lawrence. Bordeaux AZ days
BARK Curacao dr. Priest Curacao - days with mdse to
Bark Jose Bueno MccOn st JagO as II
days with sugar 70 AmsDek Co vessel 70 wayGe CO
Il days with sugar aud ioswood TO ID Vcni Co.. SesSe'"
SHIP Lizzie colby Ma,heson MrasOane ID days. with log
wood to Lyon 6 Co; vessel to master
City Island. WIND light WI clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Agpan Br,. Adar Port Antonio &C via ROs,ss
at tho atOpm narn
steamer Aberdeen (Br) Taylor London Henderson Bros
steamer Republic tBrl, Smith, Liverpool via c1eentown-
steamer State of Indiana tBri Richie Glasgow Austin
Steamer Ocean Ger, voge Bremen II sturzburg Co
CITY Of COLUMBIA Pierce, Havana and oaEdeDas-
Steamer Rio GGandc Lewis Mallory Co
Steamer Benefactor. Norton. Wilmington NC-wm cS~
steamer wyanoke, BOaz. Norfolk and Richmond-od Do
Steamer Aiseneorn Lewis BaltiTors Il Foster
King. - -, nan
Ship Josephine (Norl Bagge. Hamburg Carsten Eoe
ship Derby lGer. scmeThorst Rotterdam Varfe''
Snip Bremerhaven tGer Brenborg. LdverpOoThs' Basr
ship spicer tBp. spicor Perth Ambos--J whi'aS
ark Eide NOr Morensen Macassar, for oriers-F uea
ark Raeehorse tNor) Jensen Adelaide. Carsten BOO
BARK Williams OBI. smith, Bnenos Ayres- bfesii
Bark Mary Ames Croker Por9 Natal so Al AsAS"
Brig Pearl ollstedt Fort spain-L W q Armstrong
SAILED
Steamers France London Republic and Hoiecin 1vs
can PORTS Cohan PR; City Of Colnmoia hsvsSS
Rio 6rande. oaiveson Benetactor. Wilmington wysnoA'
BsrSs Ianra Gertrude for Bremen Violet cadir' wS
Flint Buenos Ayres
Brig Pearl. .or Port Spain, Trinidad
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEhS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL. Jan 20 Arrived. rtoemy thrh lss
NswcSsriE. ss-saled. Lepanto tBr Nors''
HULL Jan so-Arrived steamer Marello Sr Abbott rSA
ITIrI Jan 2eArryed steamer Noh Elm Or, willanA
from New York -. ,,.--.tt
BRlEAsr 2e-Arrivod steamer Epis OBI. Bsrns''
nOm New-York. ~.-uso
MAaBuse Jan Arrived Sorrento (aer. 5crsen'
sen Now.Yogk -
sailed steamer Svevia tGer) Ludwig for New.Yort -,
GIBRALTAR, Jan 20Passed. Britannia q ", rs
zols ports her TO New
MARsEIIIEs Jan 27-Saied. steamer Alesa 9TH ~'
for New-l0rk
MosTEuDEo Jan 2s-ssiied. steamer stEaDo sbn
for New York
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from her homo last Saturday and has not been
heard from since The woman took all her husbands
savings thrtyone English sovereigns and about s7o
In American money, also considerable money which
had been given her TO pay bills due. Her husband
says he believes his wife eoped with their boarder,
Dennis Power, whom he put out Of the house about
week ago.
NEW BRUNSwIcK-H NJ Price, one Of the Oldest
business men Of this place, died on Tuesday night
after a prolonged Illness. He was the fatherin-iaw
of Associate Justice Jonathan Dixon, Of the New
Jersey Supreme Court, and the father OF Postmaster
W. II. Price. He was seventy-seven years old.
HACKENsACK.-Th report that diphthera was
prevalent here entirely without foundation There
have been fewer than usual during the winter
Measles, however, Of mild type, are prevailing as
an epidemic. One Of the public schools, In conse-
quencs Of this, has been closed.
ELIZABETH.-A benefit concert and musicale was
given Tuesday night at the homo Of Mrs. Thomas L.
King for the Home for Aged Women.
CisANGE-A team of horses belonging to s, Il. Cor
ni1 Egg Valley took fright here yesterday and after
running amuck and striking number OF vehicles ran
into heavy beer wagon with such force as almost 70
completely disembowei the OFF horse, while the othef
seriously injured
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nIANrs WILL MEEr rHE nR1nrnnonna

The proposed spring series OF games between the
New-York and Brooklyn baseball clubs was arranged
yesterday. Three games VIII be played and the
winning club will take the entire gate receipts
The dates for the games are April g. and 49, It Is
possible however, that the second game may be
changed TO April IL, when tho other series IS ar
ranged In which tbs New-YorI, Boston, Philadelphia,
Brooklyn, Athletic ard Baltimore clubs take part
New-York wanted the opening game at tho Polo
Grounds, but Brooklyn refused, that the grounds
where the first and last games will be played will
be decided by the toss OF a COIN Two umpires will
be selected, one from the League and ono from tho
Association Another meeting will be held IN a few
days when the managers Will draw for choice OF
grounds for the first game.
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NEWARK.

Tho personal estate of William Hawkins has been
inventOrled at $4,000.
ChrIstana Martin, ago four, was seriously burned
yesterday by her dress taking fire from tho stove
I'm her parents house, No. 10 West Klnneyst.
Testimony was taken before Master in Chancery
Knight yesterday I'm suit between the Pillsoury
Touring firm at Minneapolis and Krauso Nor, OF
South Orange. The latter Is accused of using the
P1lsbury trade mark IN selling -four OF another brand
Early yesterday morning tho house of Mary A.
Macdonald, No. If Longworth-st; was entered and
robbed Of $50 Mrs. Macdonald heard the thief and
caught glimpse Of him no left the house Thomas
Reilly who leeps tobacco store at No. AZ Cour-st,
was arrested and was identified. lie denied the
charge
supposed TO BIO Alexander Gillespie took
room at the Germana Hotel on Tuesday night, He
had been drinking He failed TO appear at break
fast and an investigation was made, when tho man
was found dead In his bed. Death was caused by
heart disease.
Tho trustees of the new Public Library met in the
Mayors Office yesterday. The session was private
Mr.. Frank p. Hll librarian OF the Paterson Public
Library was closeed with tho trustees and afterwam
accompanied them TO inspect tho library building ON
West parltst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
YARInns NEw. JERSEY rows.

PASIRAPo.-Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
has been without a rector for many months, owing 10
lack OF funds. Now the financial condition OF the
church is greatly improved and that body Is seeking
minister TO preside over its destInies The
big sewer being built has been completed from
its outlet, New.York Bay, TO Avenue e. IL IS the
first public sewer ever built here.
BAYoNNE.-A vocal and instrumental concert VIII
be given tonight under tho auspices OF tho Ladies
Aid Society OF the First Reformed Church. The
soprano soloists VIII be Miss Emogcne Oakley and
Miss Carolyn Felter.
CONSTABLE HoOK.-Dredglng operations for
ship basin nave been resumed. The work Is In the
Interest Of the Union Dredging Npmpany, Thomas
Potter and NewYork company.
BERGEN PoINT.--rho Bayonne Mutual Building
and Loan Association has elected Principal Il. C.
Earle president Conrad Muller, vice president, City
Treasurer Charles J.. Lord, Ex.counclman William G.
FAR, Dr. r. @. Payn and George Kurtz directors for
three years.
BAYoNNE CITY .--Mrs. John Mcintyre disappeared
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WHAT is GorNG on TODAY.

state Board Of Arbitration, Murray HUI Hotel
Commissioners Of Accounts Investigation Oh west WASH
Williams College Alumni dinner, Hotel Brunswick
cercle de pHarmonis ball. Metropolitan Opera House.
evening. ,,,-..ut.o,.
OIsen'I"-'A Va
evening. -. .s.n,s
Lecture by Dr. Pereira Mendes before Young MEMS
Hebrew Association, p m - 60.
Wholesale Republican Cleo Club meeting, Union squ'Ao
Exercises Of Articulation Glass Of Deaf Mutes NO. Sio
Licking onave., 8 to S y. N. - 800 vv..+
Society Of Amateur Photographerss ~" - w."
Thirty sixth-st, p. m -, ~. 1,o~,,
william J. Henderson's lecture on MUSIC "'"A
College OF Mssic s:15 p no ~ >
Lyric Hall n,1.a.o, cav m.
Shakespeare Reading by Locke Richardson, tor tne
benefit of tho Wilson Industrial sehoOi lOi VILLA N''O
Theatre, p. m ,,...-..-... cNr,.h
copcer. for the benefit Of German Ladies' Society,"
Steinway Hall, p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
4 rEsrrVAL AT THE ITALIAy SCHOOL.

Tho hirty.fourth annual festival Of tho Italian school
at No 100 Leonard-st held last evening school
building About zoo Of the children Of the school wcro
present Tho school about 1000. but the hail
tho building not large enough to accommodate them
ALL c. L. Brace presided aud addresses were made BY
the Row Or. william H. Huntington. and signors Nor.
ros and Cayagnaro. who spoke In Italian. VIeeConsu
Attlio Monaco also present. but Committeeman G..
r. Rys who expected 10 speak, was prevented from
attending by the illness Of his child The children.
der the direction Of Professor g. Faneul sang a number
Of ehoruse After the exercises the friends Of the school
we're invited examine some Of the Of the scholars
which was displayed in one OF the class rooms To-day
gifts viii be distributed to the children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
oRgEDs AVID TIE KNIGHrg OF LABOR.

Philadelphia Jan. 30 (specaD.-In " The Journal OF
United Labor 10 be issued tomorrow General Mas
ter Workman Powderly, under the head 1t Is to Be
a Religious War;" will say II Knight Of Labor in
distress asks for succor and his cry is heard by
brother IL IS the duty OF that brother to render such
aid as lies in his power TO give, without inqung his
counry or his creed. The Church of Rome is not
debating the policy Of this Order and has nevor at
tempted 10 do so. Your General Master Workman was
invited 10 explain the true position which our order
occupied before bishops Of Protestant churches as
well before those Of the Catholic Church Because
he succeeded IN placing the order in its true position
a number OF disappointed Anarchists charged that he
had sold out TO the Catholic Church The General
Master Workman, being Catholic. afforded them the
opportunity they sought Once the rumor started, the
world did not lack ioP fools and knayes enough TO
spread II far and vide The truth IS that OF the sixteen
ocers Of the general headquarters but six arc Cath
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Jersey CITY.

George schuman, age twenty-four, was caught py
Policeman Harrgan in tho act Of breaking into Thomas
srmmernelds grocery store No. o. Montgomery-st az
an early hour yesterday morning. lie was arraigned
before Police Justice shlsng yesterday morning and
committed for trial
c. L. coes's house. No. FOG Jersey-ave., was entered
BY burglars Tuesday night and robbed Of s2oo worth
Of silverwaro and clothing
now railroad is projected on the west side Of
Jersey City Heights 10 extend from st. Paupsave 10
Bayonne It has been incorporated under the title OF
the West Side Connecting Railroad Company, and the
capital stock IS S5O0OOO divided into shares of 500
each 1t VIII start at st. Paulsave and run south,
crossing tho Pennsylvania and Newark and New-fork
Railroad tracks through Currle's Woods, across The
Morris Canal at Pamrapoave, terminating at tho New
jersey Central Railroad station at Bergen Point
Andrew Thompson, captain Of canal boat FL, be-
longing to the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company,
was found dead yesterday morning Of the foot OF
Elghteenthst He had nearly 5000 in his possession
ard two gold watches.
Marcus Rounds, an Erie Railway engineer was nned
500 yesterday for obstructlng the Grove-st crossing
with a train for a longer time than three minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

m. hail ~ rran, p Dudgeon, charged with being
accessory 10 the murder Of his Wife, whom ne mar
yed on her death-bed, was fixed at $4,000 yesterday
by Judge Cullen. He did not ge' Oah yesterday
afternoon ard was remandeu ~ JAN
= ,ho EMF ~ lanes T. HameI to recover $4,000
=. don,aocs for personal injuries from the Brooklyn
and Now.York Ferry Company, the sum OF S'oo was
awarded yesterday. 49,. ,,.,,- A..
Blds were opened yesterday for street Lighting LOT
the coming They were p1s ~ i,,t.r S1uns on
10Th three feet and four.feet burners Tho CinIens
and the Municipal Electric Light companies, wn n
divide tho city between them' each bid Sle2 oo
lamp r..,,..u
.,rbs ~ Rroohlyn win DO held at No ls9 Montaguest
to-niebt 10 complete arrangements about going 70
Washington 10 attend President Hatfisohs lhausW~
ton. -, 60,
waived examination yesterday, and wa' held Tor the
Grand Jury. .,,. ., ,ho
Er,nklin Literary Society.
President Lewis Of the City Railroad company,
savs mat the company cannot remove tho dummy
,J,os from Tbirdaye at once, but IL Il now making
estimates on the cost Of different systems OF uans
portation. 81. -.
lanes Casey. ago eighteen, and Amos smith, age
tvcentv-three were arrested Tuesday night Dy DC
,ec,ive Corcoran charged with entering the ieweiry
store OF Charles Neidharit, az No al Fuitonst on
January 10. and stealing property worm 49, go anu
were sent 10 jail 10 await eAaminauoh "nlo '.o1
were In tho Fifth Precinct Police station on tu,saaL
cell 10 plan an escape. One told the other 10 maze
an excuse 10 20 In tho yard with tho doorman. ana
then knock him down and get tho Key
petpission was granted 10 Holy Trinity Episcopal
church yesteriay 10 exchange mission building In
Dufield,st near Myrte-avc, for the properly o"hc"
by tho Concord Ceoorcdl Baptist Church IN Cantost'
tho latter 20 pay 5000 cash and gvo mortsSso
for 10000. Tho value Of tho Duiheldst properly