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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
Buried With Military uonors.

NEW HAVEN December 1.-The funer- al of General Smith took place this after noon at 2;3O. Nearly all the prominent military men in the state were present. Tho officers of the Connecticut National guard. and the different companies of the Second regiment assisted The ser vices were of an imposing nature and were attended by nearly all the prom nent men of the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
Burglars in Seymour.

SEYMOUR, December 7.-Burglars en- tered Andrew Beach's grocery store last night, bored the safe full of holes and blew it to pieces. They only secured S10 The windows in the front of the building and partition dividing ths store were shattered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
The Unknown Buried,

The body of the man found dead on the banks of the Hog river in West Hartford week ago was kept by the authorities, in hope of identification, until Thursday, when, as no one had identified it, it was buried.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
LOCAL LIN ES.

ATTENTION WoRKMEN !-Wanted 100 workmen to come and buy one of our S14 watches at S1 each week. LAKE, STROBEL X Co, the jewellers.
 Go TO LADD's for reliable groceries All goods fresh and pure. 6G South Main street.
 While you are looking around fer house furnishing goods, or suitable holi- day gifts, do not fail to call at the 99c store, 129 South Main or 12 Bank street. Both of these establishments are Cver- flowing With the largest stock we have ever had comprising an infinite variety of toys, house furnishing goods, brlc-a- brac, etc. In fact our stock of useful and ornamental articles is so large that it must be seen to be appreciated. Make your selections before the rush sets in. J. Buckner & Go.
 129 South Main & 12 Bank streets.
 DR. c. ". FROST, 157 Bank street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
Incendiary Fire in Rockville.

ROCKVILLE, December 1.-The store house of Parker & Barbour on Main street was discovered in flames at ;3O o'clock this morning by watchman. The blaze was extinguished with slight loss. The fire was the work of an incen- diary. Several barrels of shavlngs saturated with kerosene, were found near where the fire started.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
Burglary in SouthinSton.

Early yesterday morning one of the show windows at J. H. Martins clothing store on Center street was smashed and a number of overcoats within reach stolen. Night watchman Andrews was on the street bnt did not hear the break ino glass
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07

To make room for holiday goods special sale opened in I. Chase's millinery department to-day. Ladies are invited to attend the morning sale next week and avoid the afternoon rush.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
Deserted His Family,

NEW HAVEN, December 1.-Charles F.. Clark of Hartford, who deserted his wife in this city, was brought before the city court this morning. His case was continued until Monday and Clark was taken to jail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
HarwOOd May Recover

NEW HAVEN, December 7.-George Harwood, the man who was so badly burned by the overturning of stove in a freight car, is very low at the hospital, but there is chance of his recovery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
Fell Down Stairs.

NoRwALK, December Mrs Eliza Stark, aged 70 years, fell down stairs last night and received injuries that will prove fatal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
NoTICE

1.-THE members of Court Stephen J. Meany A | of F. of A., are requested to meet at Grand Army hall at , D. m Sunday, to attend the fu neral of the late Thomas Flanagan. All Forest CTS are invited to attend. Per order.
 THOMAS II. PRIOR, Chief Ranger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07
List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for at the postof1ice for the week ending Saturday, Decem- Der !. 1889.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-07

ELLIS PHKLAN. Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
LITERARY NOTES.

An authorized American reprint Of Laurence OIL
phapts work, "scientifc Religion, Higher Posi-
blities of Life and Pracice.' win shortly be brought
out by C. W. wenborne, of Buffalo
sRobert Esmere, has had large sale In England
Nearly 1000 copies of the expensive tirec-volume
edition have been iakct and the sales OF The 6-shnr
edition have Amounted to 10000. 49,
Princess Valerie the younger daughter Of the Aus
trian Emperor is very fond Of literature, and writes
yenune poetry Not long ago memorial was
erected to her favorte poet schene On the shores OF
tbe wolfgaug Lake, in the Province of Upper Aus
tria, and the fine verses the tablet were composed
BY the youthful Archduchess
Captain Charles Kings novel, A Queen OF
Bailam,s is running syndicate story.
In tho consolidation of The Political Science Quar-
terays and "Thc New Princeton Review" the readers
Of current literature Will both lose and gain The
lighter features of The PiDceson' WILL Of course.
disappear but the serious matters transferred 10 inc
new publication will doubtless be treated with no less
force than of old Professor sloane win 10 assoc-
atcd with the work of The-Quarterly'
II YOU want TO mediate, don't read. In q letxer
written by Auguste Comte, and lately sold atIaris Is
this passage: Having found that among moderns
reading is very harmful to meditation. have, Tor
many years past contracted the habit OF only reading
the great Western poets read ovcry morning
chapter Of the Imitation and every evening canto
of DANTE reservng for my leisure moments the other
poets thus .rereadng annually all the masterpieces
The Rev. C. d. southey. son of the poet'Southey-
lately died in England. He held kving In TIE gait
OF Lord Lonstale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

The business In State issues was covered by
sales Of Tennessee settlement IS at a l-s.' VI
city bank stocks Continental sold 25) at $50 and
Fourth National II o. at 142.
The general bond market was fairly active
and firm throughout Chesapeake and Ohio re-
organization certificates were special features.
A large business was done in them at advancing
prices the improvement in the condition OF
the property, and the completion of the connection
by tho Cincinnati bridge with the Big Four
system The As sold freely at 10 3-4 up TO
80 7-e, and the currency 6s rose from 9l-2 TO
80 3-4a30 1-2. Erie second 0s were dull but
firm at 9s 1-4a9s l-2. Philadelphia and Reading
first income 5s were active and rose to ~ IA,
the seconds rose to 70 IA, and the thirds after
selling up to 62 closede at 81 i-2 on rumors
from Philadelphia that the fun one and one-half
years coupons them would not be paid;
Atlantic and Pacific per cents were strong and
In demand up to 20 1-S Oregon Improvement
first Gs were firm at 104 "a Oregon Short
Line 6s were in demand az H. 1-2, and Oregon
1ranscontinental IS sold at l02. Reference IS
made to our full report OF bond sales
In the unlisted department OF the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Seed oil certificates were weak,
Yelling 1900 at b2a5l l.2a62 I-4a5l IL.
Georgia Pacific frsts sold s2 900 at LOS, and see
onds 1000 az 10 Ia, Ohio and Indiana and
Westerls irsts. accrued interest certificates, 1891 ~
ut 81, Brunswick Company Il, 5000 at IL 3-sal q,
and Buffalo Iron 900 at 81.
The money market works easy to-day's rates
for call loans ranged from 4 1-2 per cent at the
opening down to per cent, and at the close the
offerings were at 1-2 per cent The renewals
generally were at A per cent and new business
generally was at 3 1-2a4 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
ERIE RALWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1, 81

ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticke Offices, 4Ol, BIZ,
LII and 957 Broadway. 1887 Bowery, 1871 Westst,
battery Place. Chambers and 22d Street ferries New
Williamsburg Newark Hudson sts, uobokcn:
and New Station Jersey City, where Tickets and Parlor
Sleeping Car reservatons and orders for checking and
leave 23d.st. s minutes earlier than time shown from
Chambers ST. local trains " 10 minutes earlier.
a. 70. - So m on sunoays, Day Express. Pullman
10 80 week days Parlor Car Bnghs mton. oswcgo
Elmira, Corning and porne.svlle
y. m every day, Chicago and 81. Louis Limited '
sSd PrIsn train pay sS b9e Sleeping Ggsshss
80 every Ghssso ETpTss ss Pullman
Bunsio. s' Cincinnati and cScaso Co. --A' .''"'s
A'ss is So 81 a. :. d 80 IS s.S
GAO. S:sS.. 4. :sc . 10 SO. neSs ''ao '''0
bs6a s5 s sS $50 49, 10 $50 q AZ e e
NeSsrn and Paterson, ra Newark-sA6, o: so. g. 30
10, II ;So M; $780, 20. $780, e'2o. $780, $50.
R,des Sg a. .aS. $50. 80, 30 10 30 m l.
Z. 8, 20, 80; g 40, o 40 q q 10 30 IL night
SeSS sE; o;ia 80, mo- 80.
Goshen- as. 80. 0. 10 80 a. H.; l. $780, 80. 80
Maas,oyn PORT ysryi. 4aS. 1850. 9. 10 80 NJ:
20 g. a. g. 80, 80. o, 10 80 H. night Newark
Branch 8 a. m. 8 80, 9 go, 10 y m
and III :55 and 10 go o. m ...n,.
". J. MURPHY. T. II. FARMER
Gen'l Sup't. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT TOUKTRACR TRUNK LINE.
On and after November trains leav
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Is % m Rochestsr and Mcntrssi' I Express' dssps.
va D.. & ~ r r. also East Albany to St AibsnS Vi;
. so a. m, FAMOUS STEAM HEATED yEsrr.
BULED CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS LpiITED.
snd Sleeping ASany ua ss
cuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland Indianapolis
and Toledo, arriving at Chicago 81 80 e M ~ Loyl.
10 go a. M, Chicago Express for Niagara FsI,s 10
sonto Cleveland Cincinnati ndis1asgo 9essSs s
I'll 30 Western New York and Northern Express.
for Saratoga Lake George, Rutland Bennington, Norh
$3.50 p m Albany. Troy and Utica Special. with draw
ing room cars to Troy and Utica
Ss m, AscsmmodssiOn TO A6any and Troy cea.
points on Eitchburg r r. - T.-- q :,
't8p. M, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex-
fonto and Ccyeland Cincinnati. Indianapolis ST Louif
Detroit and Chicago with vestibuled and stearnheaee
$50 .. m. Montreal and canandsispa Express
Sleeping cars 70 Monsrea We EOusss Point and Y. s.
sntc railway daily except ssarday end syssass snS
Canandaaua daily except Sunday Sunday train does NOE
"I D. @ 1 spee.l Man Limited arrives !, Rochesss
TAO a. m, Buffalo :S5 a. NJ and Cleveland :25 o. m
III 30 D. Fast Night Express for Rochester Buffs'
aanspos St. Louis Detroit and Chicago with sssDins:
cars sleeping 70 WATERFOWL via Utica daily exeepo
mdnS Tor wSes Sa Sleep
to Albany Connects at Albany with train for the
Tickets and space IN drawing and sleeping
" Park Place Bstery Place 81 West l2sth.s -
wcstcotts Express calls for and checks baggage en
.Run daily Others daily except sunday. tsseg =
& oss " ens f05 apd Ass
j. NJ. TOUCEY General Superintendene n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
OIL MARKETS.

on CITY jan 7ationsl Transit Certificates opened e
ssa highest STA lowest 49, closed S3fs Sales 000
ciearsnces 150S.000 barrels charters Das-
rsis' shipments 1902 barrels runs l34 barrels
u,,-r..rpa Ian 7-Petroleum fairly steady. National
rns Certificates opened At s6h closed s3's highest
s7Ss lowest. S5's
pp.pFoRp Penn, Jan. National Transit Certncat'
epened nj s6ap closed at Sjos highest o1 lowest os
C1earances S04, 900 barrels
TrrusyLLE Penn. jan National Transit Certncates
opened at s6S highest. S7'- lowest SOC closed so'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
COTTON MAnxErs-sY TELEGRAPH.


,,xv,voor Ian IA D. m--cotton sales Of the day
,cinssS TO- 800 baes American. Futures closed quiet
Middiing-Iow Midding clause January denvery.
1s I'D sellers; January and February delivery zo-osa
sellers; February and March delivery @oo5 Dyefs
SaiIyer, .7bad sellers May aud June delivery 29e4a
siisr une and July delivery 296id buyers July sna
xnSnst delivery Sl64d value; August ana september
delivery 30-64d sellers
o.rvrsroy jan 7--Cotton firm Mddling, sas; Low MIG
I,nS al Good Ordinary, 6l6 net and gross recepts
2 bales exports coastwse 476 bales sales ooo oes
stock, Ga, SIS bales
NORFOLK Jan. lection firm Middlins ios e *, ana
rross receipts 1913 bales exports coaswse' "o"o '
ssales Mas bales: stock 34,e34 bales
sAyAyxAH jan. 7cotop quiet Mddling Low MIG ls.
ding Sas Good Ordinary net ana gross ss,s,g Ss
bales stock, 95.275 bales
CIR LOUIS jan 7--Cotton firm. Middlng, ~, Low
>,t,ng o. Good Ordinary Sis receipts 245O bales;
ross receipts 36iS bales shipments 20@o oales saies
il 800 bales; stock 9o,072 bales
,r~v opIs.ys jan 7-cotron firm. Midding OBJ Low
Mddns coed osdinay sa net receipts sin se
sales coastwise 1908 bales sales 5000 bales stocK'
373, 2i4 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
r sHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlandt .sod
Desbsosses sts ~ follovst ..
3 = IN. for Geneva. Lyons Elmra. kochestei, Burao
and the West and principal local points Chair car ..
II 4 m for Cherry Ford and intermediate points
D. for Tunkbannoek and interlnediate points Chair
ear 70 Tunkhsnnock Connection 70 Reading and Hsrris
5Ao p, n. for pi,tston ana principal intermediate
40 - m. for MAJ n Chunk Intermediate points
ConDect 70 Eeadns and Hsrnssug' Chair car 70
my Tor Geneva Lyons Elmra Rochester. Buffalo
Ar thc nsst. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons -
1rs IA savinR a. = NJ p no ana va, az r N. con-
'''s ~ - SUNDAY TRAINS.
eG H. 81 Mauch Chunk, Hazistou and intermediate
rs D. m for coplay ana lnts ,medists poInts
d n for Geneva Lyons ElmirA Rochester Bunao
ed A' Ss ns Esssesn o SsS' sss Srssawss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

FINANOfHE M r-,. ro, ~.
,oxcox ian "a D. m.-Canadan Pacinc 63S; Erie
SH1,nos Central 1854; Mexican Ordinary -; 81
o., cnmmon ell New-York Central llIS; Mexican
central first mortgage bonds. 69l
Spanish IS 72as. ,,s.....
psr,. adyiees auoto 3 per cent rentes o. nsncs ~
FOR the account and exchange London At 20 francs
40 ceutimes for checks
Money Is per cent. Il. - ...,., Ear hath abort ana
re rate discountin the open Market TOT oo'n s"'i ~
three aoan Of bno9 gone into Bank Of England on
balance today = 2l700o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after DECEMBER 10th, 49,
. Great TRUNK LINE ~ ,cv,mv


Trims leays SewYofk, va: Desbiosses and osrtisaA
sl..sSss aSd Sc rs.a rs, ~
inIas. sSssiSs aad Sleeping vsssSuisd Car: q %
wlI,a%zpor Lock Haven 90 S T,:sy,, "a
F. F. sS saa T. ID "a
II 200 a. M, :oo 200, and 100 p. N. Sundays
Baltimore. washington and tho South. Limited Wei
n Dining ssSs, s'SS : sna S':A:
sS SS c .a sG re % no. SO and sPs 90 p NJ
81 i%Ssy Is ia ne r &
saS;s S;ST "a Tsik he~.ror. phl.s
f'r pAi Ss and fi Noip ss' nassd Ss
Bon ms's Il fna BIsoiiyn ssnnscs WIZ: al
srari for Erookirn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave nsw.Yors via Desbrosses en-
"a 10 Y S I a -
ssS ss Ss: sss u.s. 800 g. E$ ss g 4. 8
ESQ "a and p M and Il Is
Trains leaving New.Y daily except Sunday. ~ 90
d fns 10 On suada5s ssnHsi e. Il sef snsss ~
eSss osice Nos as So ana az s s;oady:y
a.. Brcosyns Station. Jersey city; Enisfsss Tickes
0ss cs ss2:: .S csTs:R *. s. %. and
cHAsG; General n rg Manager General Pass'f 1ssnA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
u FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Tine TABLE q Tos .s'aS Is , issa Man.,
csSn 10 ks.ans so' H Essie e' ss
100 I n for Remington. EassoD. Bethlehem. Arep-
''Tns 30 Saain foS Bennington Lake Hopaseene E.ss
Bethlehem. Allentown Mareh Shgnk, wiEesesr.S
ssssnSn s ssnssns Le@isSs wanspos
l D. m for FlemIrkton, Easton Bethlehem. Allentown
MiYsa Gsu as' Eson si Allentown N.s
Chunk Wilkesbarre, Scranton Tam&quA Shspokin.
5smngs 81 hs9s H9p snS Es:sss
5:a5 y. m for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Meet
Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg. etc On sundays 4 ~
iS r. oi Req ssal Long s ssnsa 9ksss
Ocean Grove. except sundayl, Point Pleasant
wooS TOMS River ,' bs sa9ase ss AZ
cars g ana M. ''U Tor ATLANTIC CITY, vinsl4ss
$50 8, SIS 10 90 IL rs a nv. ]. T. 4:ao. s:,A
e:1o p m sundays. 4. a. m. for Perth Aaboy. ~
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE u
VIA Central r X VI NewJersey aud Philadeiphis -
Reading sd asssi t09' tS so Sd II R. Sun
DA Trs,n e. isssns al :4b II m 80 T. 30 "a
IL D m. have connection for READING Aarzisosrx Pse
Ia.os Car ..ss c:n 2 Dsos ar w. e 2
"a h as r aS2S i s5esax NswYori cou,ss go
e RSsss Win call Tor ana sAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JE JERSEY
lv Trains leave Chambersst Station week days for
EnseysSSOa 10 T sns AZ SGs spark ana Nas
SAG Gao .sao. 1e 30 p m II midnight supCd.ys
XII and way 40 a. m. and Q 30 ..
For Manuel. Spring Valley. Monsey end Tslmans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
BLOOMINGTON LINE.

Az /: PRovIpENCE se o5 WORCESTER, e2 50.
PASSENGERS have choice Of thsse express trains; 70
sfssmsss stonneton ana Massachusetts, leave New
York nom new Pier 80, N. r. block above canArst
daily. except Sunday. as 10 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
STEAMBOATS,.
50 TO BOSTON

SO TO BOSTON
a. ToR FIRsI.CLAss LIMITED TICKETS
FARES REDUCED.
a FALL RIVER LINE
y.d,ction Ia all points Steamers PROVIDENCE and
M ~ rofoNY leave Pier 2s. N. r., foot of Murray-st
A. 80 D. m week days only SUNDAY trips win be re
Brooklyn and 5efsSy City At p m Steam heat IN
IN ~" TICKETS and staerooms secured ut principal
ou. Yer and ticket Offices Pier % and steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

A pvERTrsEMENrs FOR THE NEW YoRK, TR RI
"a UNE WILL BE RECElvED At TIL ytctVyw~j
Sn > m $50 rssdway between q Az 8
ST. corner MsStrsvs i5S Sixtksys 1853 FOgrthss
corner Tourteenth:st 76o ThIrdsvc. corner II
Firstavc. iO6 Yves. Fnfiy. secendrsk !; NintEevsSr
xysghthsk end 60 Losstyssn saa tes ofeS =
70 p N. ~ regule soteA j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

NORWICH LINE. .on.so To so,so,
Nsyoriss inside s0u's o,,.,noodHS reducuos 70 al
points East Leave Rss 90 NSrsf fsiy yss a fss
Sundays excepted Tickets snS ~: Ys:s sos s
s psansy,r At once on pier, and on steemerA
Ws.yteotps Express will call for ana sneSk baggage
from hotels and residences " W. SA' ~s'A~
NEW-HAVEN.- Steamers leave Peck-slip
IN fper 26 T. RI 81 p m ana IL P: m isundays ex;:
ease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. N Y: c.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. c..
Co. L ssisax saa ID |sn Ssu wsss
ioss d & cAsiis0 pst''is LI ISsis
. oo e rs D M Toronto ass sis n
ssSS :0o . rs p m ssas 4 1 3; tef gn
s9a{s % :sS ali 80 NJ 90 2 90 3 rs sx, n
EsxSu, 80 No m 80 ss 'a1 saf & .sssls
Falls s aNsons sss pr'i $500 SasS
S ssS dsy sss:V Sunday ssy H.5 5s'::
sss!iss az a. sSo, = !: 70 s5s
SSos u Futon New.Yors city SOS s42 B5cs
s sx ass loot ha y W.T. st and iees q %
Westootts Express Gala for and checks ppsffaX u"
A'S sns s1d 'fis ssssSs:i Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

CHORE LINE-ALL RAIL .RQUTE-FOR
- Boston Providence Newport and the East Express
trains leave Grand Central station for Providence and Bos
ton at 10 . m. p m. Limited Express az p. m.
DINING carr; Night Express at IL 80 D. m, daily.
for Newport at 4 and D. Palace Psrlor Cars
or SieepnG Cars all Express tranA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
NEW-YORK & NEW-ENGLAND R. Il

ALWAYS on fine
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 10 MILES INSURING BEST
TINE AND PUNCTUAL ARRIVALS.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot
10 100 noon, BOSTON FLYER (via Haruord). Week
days only urw.rxcr.ANp limited fv,a Ar rSr.,
Week days and Sundays H
train. Entire equipment All improvements for
comfort and safety OF patrons. f'
Through Ia six hours without change
Tickets oniees Grand Central Depot and 337 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
Railroaps.
SHORT LINE AND QUICK TIME. ~
SHORT LINE AND QUICK TINE
Between
NEw.YoRx AND ATLANTIC CITY
RaiIroaps.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY.
Beginning January TO- 1889. SOLID THROUGH
EXPRESS TRAIN. with Elegant Coaches and wsodrua
Parlor Cars. will leave New-York. foot Liberty-st.
daily except Sundays 1t 2 30 ..
Returning leave Atlantic City. Philadelphia md A.
iantc City Railroad. 0 10 a.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and eheck
baggage from hotel residence to destination:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

SALES Al THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PIE
fR0L.EUM BxoHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

VstkVs sssFss bV
Chts A. Ohio LIST
Series y
Reorganiz'n cts
t.0OO--..---.W ss
300. 10
Chic Bur a. " bs
1900. .......98
Chic Bur A Quincy
Neb extern Is
$1,000. ......a2ia
Chic X I a Pac 6s
coupon
1000. .....l33
Chic X l d pnc IS
44.00O-.--...lC4as
1000. .l04 "
5000. 1909
cisyel'nd a Can LIST
l.000....-..93is
1000. ......p3i4
Col Hook Val a Toi
1000. --... 81
Col Coal " Iron Bs
1000. .-..l03ia
Col a. Gin Md
1000.
Central Pacific
land Grants
5000. -.s,lO2i u
Chic q Nil lst
1000. y
NH4o .. ~ o. "
oon ,'"s 80,
Del 4 Hud Reg 81
nS'vVnn..-.:..lVo
Den o. CT ~" 1ne ~
s'vVy.s;....fb's
40" a = s n% wn i''
1000 '-'''--. ~
ICY -------R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
Business Chances


(,HANCE for physician TO buy or rent fin'
~ residence and occe county seat good advantages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
Danring Araoemies.
Hluslfal Instruments.

A NUMBER of slightly used upright and square pianos
"A Of our make which specially selected and uee
BY the srtasts Of the Metropolitan Opera House Complain
during the past opera season, will be sold Ct iioels
reduction from regular prices ...,.
wM KNABE CO.. liz shave. aooVe io'n-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

Cost ano fonno.
4 oST.-Bank book No 555 767. for Savings, OF
IL Beeckef-st kew-Yosk. Payment stopped. Please
return book TO bank
Il OsT or sToLEN.-Passbcok No 1ooI9l Of tbe Git
izcns Savings Bank All persons are cautioned against
purchasing negotiating Application Will b.
made the bank for new book on The 18th dsT OF
January, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

s,1,ss4. ISL sil.4.s.754 $500. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
(: Exchanges, sss,5cs, olo; balances

follows: Exchanges, sSs,5o5,o10; balances
IS, 53s,192.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House sl,495,426. It's net loss on bal
ance on Saturday and to-day was 81, @,0s|'
made up by losses of $751; 88 currency and $780,
$50 coin. The two days operations covered: Re-
ceipts, s4024, 2S5: payments, $685. S42 result
ing in gener l balance Of 81 80, s63 54b consist
ing Of si76,ss3,0sl coin and sl3,97s,S64 cur
rency. ux,xx-cron .
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ceiycd today $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption. .o, .ra ~,
The customs receipts were s765a9S ana tnc
internal revenue receipts were $S6I, gay.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash ON hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures OF the last previous statemen' 10
follows: n.rsvences
No. oot IN ma s2O4 20 2f7 eo01 993 400 DecS ~
Net silv'r on hid 1S4JJco9 lSooo,ooo Ano'
Net legal tenders .. "a ..o 90 r.c c7o 338
band-....-.- Sltss,3oz oV1io''-1 Ivy
Actual cash In f
Treas'y vaults