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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
MIR. sHILLINGTON RESIGNS.
Another Vacancy in the Office Of the
Attorney of the District.

Mr.. Joseph Shillington, special assistant at
torney of the District, today sent letter to the
Commissioners rendering his resignation, to
take effect upon the appointment and qualif-
cation Of his successor. Mr.. ShilIington stated,
in explanation Of his resignation, that the pub
lished statement that he had refused to resign
was misstatement, and that at no time has
he said that he would not resign On
the contrary, he was perfectly willing to 90
out when eK-Attorney Riddle gave up his in
cumbency OF the Office and stood ready to do
SO. ~ was expecting to make the change"
said the prosecuting attorney to STAR re-
porter today, "when my associates in Office did,
but just previous to their going out gentle
man came to see me and said that he had been
sent by Mr.. Hazelton to ask me to retain my
office, and that he himself had been offered the
place of the first assistant, and only consented
to take 1t on condition OF my remaining. Two
other gentlemen, both lawyers, volunteered
the information to me that in conversation
with the new attorney he expressed to
them his purpose to retain me out of a sup
posed regard for the public interest. The
matter there rested until l received the letter
from Mr.. HaZelton, in which he stated that for
reasons not personal to myself he would at an
early date recommend to the Commissioners
the appointment of my successor. In an in
terview with me Mr.. Hazelton stated in ex-
PLANTATION of his letter that his reasons for the
change were due to pressure which he felt it
embarrassing to resist. Now, there is the whole
thing in a nut shell. l am not the one to refuse
to resign when asked to. 1t can make no diff
ference whether the Commissioners decline
to accept my resignation or not. Their
kindly feelings toward me 1 appreciate very
highly, but think they will agree with me
that the attorney should be permitted to select
his own assistants. / certainly trust that my
successor, whoever he may be, will be sue
cess, and l shall do everything in my power to
help him in the discharge of his new duties,
for l have none but the friendliest feeling to-
ward every one connected with the attorneys
Office"
The resignation was accepted by the Com
missioners, who paid him the usual compii-
ments.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

In the laying of sidewalks on streets on which
the engineer department Is now working it is
necessary to buy about 900 more brick. The
Commissioners have ordered that the brick be
purchased in open market at a cost of about
1856.
There was but one building permit issued to-
day, Pitney 4 Bradford, three brick dwellings,
1924 and 1896 L streets and l0l5 oath street
northwest; $4,000.
Chief Clerk Sylvester Of the police depart
ment has turned into the District treasury
s327.23, the proceeds of the recent property
sale.
The laborers employed in the street sweeping
service will be paid off before Christmas.
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GOV. FAIRCHILD INSULTED.
Indians Who viii Not Listen to the
sPalzy-the. Hand'' Veteran

TAmEouAH, 1T, Dec. 16.-The attempt to
negotiate with the Cherokees has at last re-
suited in an open rupture between the parties.
Senator Wolfe opposed the Ross resolution in
viting Gen. Fairchild to address the joint as
sembly. The resolution met with vigorous OPP
position, so Ross will withdraw it. Wolf made
q fierce speech. He said: 'fhe government
commission has denounced the Cherokee dele
gates as contemplate lisrs. 1t is beneath the
government to so denounce weak and de-
fenseless people. The government should show
some consideration for us. have no desire
to hear the United States commissioners talk
after they have abused US. l think they should
be denied the privilege Of the Senate cham
ber"
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THE sILCorr COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Leedom Correcting Statements
Previously Made by Him.

The special House committee investigating
the Silcott defalcation at its meeting this morn
ing heard further testimony from ex-sergesns-
alarms Leedom- The hearing vas granted
at his request He said he desired 10 correct
certain Misunderstanding or misstasemeuss In
the testimony originally given by him. The
co mmittee do not appear 20 regard the changes
made by Mr.. Leedom - Of consequence The
session will be resumed this afternoon
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RAILWAY COLLISION.
Two Prominent Railway Officials
Killed on Their Own Road.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec. 16.-The pay car OF
the Ohio, Indiana and Western railway, with
General Superintendent I. H. Wilson and J. NJ.
Cummins, trainmaster, on board, was wrecked
near Covington, Ind, early this morning. Both
Wilson and Cummins were killed. It is impos-
sible at this hour to gather details but it is be-
lieved the paymaster and engineer were also
killed.
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DAsaEaous Usr o.
STRONG PURaATTyHs,

Most Pills. Purgstives and Bitter wstsrs vASuh q
quickly upon the bowels irrtAte and often lsstroS
the mucous costs Of the stomach and bovsla 49,
their cathsrtic action ID directly caused b. u rS1
should b soothing and ssinulasane tnssssA q -.
tstins; connnusd uss Il such rsmsdsss prodps1,
s s inaanM.t,on q tss stomach ~ SovsS
genuine imported CARLSBAD sprpdd 6alt n NM
reoommendsc = a apsssenA lax.siye 60 61fS3
ulstins properties. IL soothos end sllHys inds
ton. and u thsrefors puch prefsrsss 70 an sSro1G
purgAtives aud Bitter WatAra.
beware Of limitations Ut. Toboadss ,sc&uu> O CA.
beo sprudsl salt ADD pamphlets mailsd nsA GSNT5
YORK Zy&sESSS
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HEADouAarEns FoR LEATHER
Leather Goods. comprising Pocket Books vAiises.
Gard Cases, writing Tablets, &C., 10.
Pocket Books, 13c. to S16.
Chstelaine Bags. zoe. to $40.
Writing Tablets, S5c. to %.
Cigar Cases. FL 8 to %.
eH-Ths more expensive have elaborate real silver
trimmingA
CONTINUED below.)
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Recent Robberies,

d. s. Marsh Of South Bend, Ind, left his
bicycle in front Of the pension Office Saturday
morning and it was stolen. Thos. W. Rice re-
ports the loss Of a gold watch and chain. Phil
l. Steubner Of H street northeast would like
the police to catch the thief who stole $l1 from
his money drawer Saturday night Miss Lizzie
]. lloyd Of No. 8 Thomas circle reports the
larceny OF pair OF opera glasses. A gold
watch and chain and charm were stolen from
the house OF Mrs. 3. L. Croft of No. 1879 l4th
street. This morning about o'clock an I'M
successful attempt WAS made by burglars to
enter the house Of W. S. Tappan, No. 5l7 A
street southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
DISTRICT in CONGRESS.
THE RECORnER OF DEEDS

THE RECORDER OF DEEDS.
Mr.. Dawes today offered q bill in the Senate
which provides that the recorder Of deeds Of
the District Of Columbia shall be q
cit zen of said District, shall be
appointed by the President by and
with the consent OF the Senate aud shall hold
office for four years, unless removed. The
salary shall be $4,000 per year, to be paid by
the Commissioners out Of money appropriated
for the District, and before assuming
office the recorder shall execute a bond
for $4,000 for the faithful performance
of his duty, which bond must be approved by
tire Commissioners of the District Of Columbia
and filed with the first controller Of the Treas
ury. The bill also provides for q deputy re-
corder Of deeds. who shall be appointed in q
like manner shall also be a citizen Of this Dis
trict and shall hold Office for three years. The
bond in his case shall be $1,000 and the salary
81, 600 per annunl, also out OF appropriations
for the District.
All receipts of the Office of recorder Of deeds
by this bill are to be deposited by said recorder
receipts therefor, and said recorder shall rem
der monthly statements of the accounts Of the
transaction of his Office to the Commissioners.
The recorder is also authorized to employ
additional clerks and copyists, to be paid out Of
the annual appropriation for the District Of
Columbia.
WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT, STORAGE AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Mr.. Barbour today introduced in the Senate
bill incorporating the Washington safe de-
post, storage and trust company, naming John
T. Lehman W. A. Gordon, Samuel Cross, p.
H. Hill, Francis Miller, o. G. Green, w. h.
Hoeke, John Bailey and W. E. Edmonston in
corporators. The capital stock il 1000 shares
of 800 each, with privilege 10 increase to q
total of 1000, 900.
THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION sILt.
The subcommittee in charge Of the District
appropriation bill got to work today. They
met at 10 o'clock this morning with the Dis
trict Commissioners before them. They we're
in session something over an hour, making the
FIRST preliminary survey Of the estimates and
getting explanations Of the various items from
the Commissioners
Senator Jones Of Nevada made his appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
Physical Development and Artistic Dress

Miss Mabel Jenness of New York city, well
known as an apostle Of physical culture, is
coming to Washington on the 18th and may be
heard at the Universalist church on Wednesday
evening. She brings with her about q, 900
worth of elegant dresses, having added to her
lecture the interesting subject Of Artistic
dress" Miss Jenness comes here under the
auspices of Miss Marbles school OF physical
culture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

PEnsoSAL-Emilio de Murusga, Spanish
minister, and Henry g. Edwards, secretary Of
the British legation, are in New York Mr..
Nelson Polhamus, special correspondent FL
Oomer'c'o, Is at the Riehmond.--Dr. Geo. II.
Benjamin, a son of the late Park Benjamin
and nephew Of John Lothrop Motley, is at the
Arno.--S. w. Allerton and N. ID. Ream Of
Chicago, P. E. Gaylord and wife OF Omaha, A.
5. Baldwin and wife Of San Francisco, C. A.
Severance of ST. Paul and ]. II. Mullen of
wabash, Ind. are at the Normandie. B c.
Herald of Hudson, Ore. is at Willards- @.
Z. Copeland and @. A. Sergeant OF Boston are
at the Riggs.-Issac Hecht Of San Francisco
and W. II. Brown of Milwaukee are at the St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
Two Wives Want Divorces.

Agnes II. Krouse has. by Mr.. E. B. Hay filed
bill against Frank NJ. Krouse for divorce.
They were married in August, 1884, in Balti-
more and she charges desertion February IT,,
1886.
Susannah King has, by W. T. Bailey, filed a
bill against John W. King for divorce. They
were married November g. 1863 She alleges
bad treatment, compelling her recently to leave
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
A Homing Pigeon Race,

R. B. Caverly few his bird Rosebud" against
He. Kidwelrs two birds from Alexandria, Va,
ten miles on Sunday. The Caverly bird was
liberated at l:O5 pm. and entered its loft lie
p. m, IA minutes from start to finish Kidwelrs
two birds were loosed at rs D. m. and entered
their loft at l.4S1S, 2S11S minutes from start TO
finch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
Lo4an Camp Eair.

Tonight Kit Carson and Garfield posts Of this
city, Ellsworth and Garfield camps of Balti-
more. accompanied by Col Theo. F. Lang.
past department commander, and delegation
of GAR. comrades from the several posts in
that city, will attend the fair now being held by
Logan camp, Sons of Veterans, at Willard hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
MARRIED.,

CHERRY-NYE. ON Thursday evening Noveu,her
q, iosy At H.mline Nj h church, by the kev. Lr
NsylOr, J. ". CHERI.l of Norfolk Va % MINNIE
ME- OF Washington. DC.
NAIEkh.klyts. AT Trinity church, Saturday,
El-LEN TREE, daughter of Franklin Riyss u PR
CINAL LEE MATEhs
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" ALLIB 4 CO.'S

WALLIS CO."
NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM HOUSE CIGARS
All LonS. Clear Imported Tobacco. for cents. Are
Creole and Cuban Hand-ma
Absolutely pure and free from aii acids, extracta
paints or navoring and are not dipped II beautiful
and perfect Cigsr-not . cheap Cigarro or Cheroot.
Equal to any 1Ocent Cigar in the United States tina,
is sold regular. This Cigar bcars the highest test
nionials Of any goods known FL the trade Indorsed
by hundred and seventy Of the very largest whole
sale nrms Of the SOUTH NORTH east and west II by far
the best advertised Cigar in the Union Regularly
vertsed In nearly every rstclass paper in the Union
also in many other ways u . standard brand Abso
lutely only Wholesale Agency given in each city
Write for Prices and contract.
JAMES l. BARBECUE SON,
d4-1m Wholesale Agents.
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A Superintendent of Public Works.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 16.-Gov. Hill this
morning appointed Edward Hannin Of Troy
to fill the vacancy occasioned by Mr.. Shana-
hans resignation Of the Office of superintend-
emit Of public works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

TIE INTERNATIONAL MARINE CONFERENCE ct
their session today considered the additional
report of the committee On lighss. This report
made on Friday Last dealt entirely with the
amendment TO the rules Of the road offered by
Capt Flood of Norway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

sTRAISrNG AND RACKNG your Lungs and Throat
with a rasping Cough Is but poor policy Rather
cure yourself with Dr. ID. Jayne's Expectorant an
e1cehent remedy Tor Asthma and bronchitis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to John n Spencer Of Mel
son county, Va, and Novella Blackwell Of
Lortsburg, Va; James W. Granger and Georgia
Thompson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
HANDKERCHIEF.

Our stock Of Handkerchiefs is complete; styles and
stitched. Embroidered and Plain Hsndkerchiefs in o
hundred different styles at 12xc each. In this lot
will be found many styles usually retailed at 25c each
White Embroidered and Colored Embroidered, Plain
White Hemstitched, Black and White Embroidered
Handkerchefs at 25c beyond question the best value
offered
81 dozen Mems All-linen Colored Bordered Hand
kerchefs at 15c each; quality can't be matched any
where at less than 25c.
Mems silk Initial Handkerchiefs at SO. 75c and 81
Mems Linen Initial Handkerchiefs at 25 and 500.
Fine Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs from &c.
to &12
Real Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs from 75c. to $40.
UMBRELLAS with NEW and STYLISH HANDLES.
RIBBONS. EXTRACTS, GLOVES, NECKwEAR, and
other regular goods at Lowest Prices
Pocketbooks. Wallets, Card Cases. Chatelain Bags,
Club Bags &C. in Seal, Calf Alligator and Undressed
Leather. Newest Shapes and Lowest Prices
WRENCH DOLLS.
An advantageous purchase Of . lot Of fine French
Dolls. all dressed enables to offer these elegant
GOODS ~ the prices OF ordinary dollA
Small Sailor isssed Dolls at 19c. usual price 29c
Large Sailor Dressed Dolls at $780, usual price
S1.96.
Handsome French Dressed Dolls ct s2.75, usual
price $3.50.
Handsome French Dressed Dolls at o., usual price
s3.9s.
Handsome French Dressed Dolls ct $3.50. usual
price S..
Handsome French Dressed Dolls 1t $3.50, usual
price 90.
Dressed Doll with Extra Wardrobe. s1.5o. usual
price &2.
GENUINE BARGAINS. DON'T MISS THEM
RI. Roberts Razor Steel Knives and Scisso Para
boa Razors best In the world and e.
each.
Exclusive designs Scissor Cases in Russia Leather
Seal and Plush. from 81 to $3.50. Combination
Knives in PEARL Shell and Sterling Silver handles the
best $50 KNIFE and the best CSC SCISSORS in the city
Waste Baskets, Fancy Baskets, Work Baskets, at
greatly reduced prices Call early and avoid the
crowds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
HrADouAnrrRs Fon You,

HrADouARrERs FoR Your
You do not wish to ask credit, surely Yes! No,
only prices in your favor but owing to our Dur
pose Of having only limited number Of departments
and making each complete - possible variety 81
offered second to none.
Gloves 19c. to s4.75 pair.
Laces &c. 70 Is. 80 yard
Rubber Garments s 80 to sl7.9S each.
Warm skirts 69c. 10 s7.35 each.
listers 90 to S37 each.
Jackets - os to s35 each
Seal Coas tae to s3T each
Jerseys q .6s 10 so each
Corsets sec. to %. so each.
Books Sc. to ~ each.
xms Cards lc. to IS so each.
Toilet Cases 95e TO sl5 each
Dress Patterns Csc. to $50 each
kibbous &c. 70 sl.6s sard.
Lace scsrfs 81 " els each.
Fur NUTS soc. to s1ossch-
Fur Sets s2.25 to s4o each.
Collars 8 for 25e. TO 81 each
Mems searfs 25c. to IL each.
7 ~ STONE OPEN EVENINGS
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LlsNER
Corner 18th St and pennsyivanis ave,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market,
Name,

The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, as reported BY special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 1419 Il street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

Senator Jones Of Nevada made his appear
ance on the Senate floor this morning for the first
time this session. This leaves only two Sena-
tors on the rolls who have not taken their seats
in the Fifty-frst Consress-Wade Hampton Of
South Carolina, Brown Of Georgia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

Je H. FLANAGAN,
with W. g. Tappgn will be pleased to Of his old
customers and ther friends. Have nne stock Of Dia-
mohds Watches and Jewoiry on hand; II you cppt oal
no NOT PURGE Oh WEAKEN THE BOWELS,
~ but got specially on the liver and bile perfect
LIVER correctos. CArter's Little Liver f1lls.
NO CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS. TABLE
~ should b without hottie Of AngUsturA Bittci q
the world renowned appetizer Of sxQuisits asvu NJ
ware u countey1eitA
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HEADouARrEns Foa FAss

HEADQUARTERS For fANa
Why should the one who pays on receipt Of the Far
be charged price that allows for the losses credit
business brings! We have
Ostrich Fans, 59c. to S35
Quill Fans, sec. to $3.50.
Lace Fans, IS to SEQ.
LAcet trimmed Fans, 35c. to o10.
Feather Fans, Il to $50.
Satin Fans, csc. to S12.
0su1e Fam. 81 70 %.
CONTINUED below.) "
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

ASSISTANT ercRErAxY TIcrISoa Of the Treas
ury department has sufficiently recovered to
resume his usual duties.
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The Garfield HospitaI Assemblv.

The executive committee of the Garfield hos
pital met in Wizards hotel parlors this morning
to make arrangements for the assembly TO be
held at the National Rifles armory on wednes-
day evening. Mrs. John A. Logan WAS in the
chair. A feature OF the occasion is TO be an
elegant supper. to which liberal donations have
been made by Mr.. Staples Of Wizards, Mr..
heenan OF the Shoreham and Mr.. Spofford Of
the Riggs, Mr.. Welcker and others Mr.. Crump,
formerly caterer of the White House. has
charge OF the supper. The supper committee
OF ladies consists Of Mrs. A. ]. Bentley, chair.
man, assisted by Mrs. Col Staples. Mira Capt
Gross, Mrs. Burdett Mrs. Major Powell, MIRA
DIR. Ford Thompson and Mrs A b. Mullett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

HEADouAnrERs FoH Art GooDs.
We don't say headquarters for those who prefer to
pay monthly or semi annually.
Art Mirrors ESQ to sl2.
Royal Worcester Ware. 25c. to ol2.
japanese Ware. 1ec. to 81.
Hungarian Ware. SOC. to "a
Bonn Ware. 81 to -.
Drxpery Scsrfs, TIC. to S2.50.
Clocks CwsrrantedA SIC. to Sla
Glass Bottles, l5c to Csc.
Parlor Ornaments, &c to s5.
Boudoir Ornaments, &c to $3.50
II We include over 10000 articles In shove list
and offered ct over hundred different prices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED beiovJ
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Washington stock Exchange.

Government Bonds-U. says, 1891. registered,
1o4H bid, lo45s asked. U. s. AVS, 1891. coupon.
1907 1a5 bid lasa asked t. 4s ss Coupon
1907, 1261 bid. 1274 asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds--Per imp. 8s. 1891,
currency 1osH bid foss asked Market s .s ssa
Is. 1882, currency. l0TH bid, 109k asked. 2o-year
fund. ss, 1sys, gold, loeA bid. ao-year fund,
currency. l3i bid. :@-year fund, Is. gold,
1903 lsS bid. l4s asX,d s-ess. 1874. fund, cur
Mise MiscelIaneous Bond.-U. 5. Electric Lish. bonds.
1st Is: 100 bid. US Electric Light bonds, I'd IS,
9s bid, 10 a,ked; Washington and George
Washington aud Georgetown Convertible bonds.
IS, l5O Bit Masonic llan Association 5s, 1888,
lo7 bid. 1ls asked, Washington Market Company
Market company bonds, imp. 6s. 1913 bid, I26
ASKED Washington Light Infantry first mort
gage bonds, Us, 1904, 1O2 bid. Washington Light
Washington Gas Light Company bonds, series
A, Is, 124 bid, 125h asked. Washington Gas
Light Company bonds. series B. Us. Ian bid,
National Bank Stocks - Bank Of Washington,
$40 bid Bank of Republic; PAS bid. Metro
bid. Farn ers and Mechanics $50 bid, 200
asked. Citizens. loo bid. Columbia, l70 bid,
200 asked; Capital. la bid
$50 bid. z15 asked. Metropolitan. las bid, 100
asked. Columbia, 52 bid. 90 asked. Capitol and
North Street. 5Sh bid, g. asked lexington and
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, A bid. Franklin,
a0s bid Arlington, i75 bid. oorcOran, e5 bid
Columbia, 10 bid. German-American. $50 bid.
Potomac, 81 bid, 100 asked. Riggs, SX bid, TX
asked. Peoples, 81 bid, Q asked.
Title Insurance stocks-keai Estate Title, 125
bid. 132 asked. Columbia Title, 81 bid, X asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington CAS-
43k bid, Az asked. Georgetown Gas, 40 bid.
Eisss,.s s;aa sa bid ZOE asked ., M
Chesapeake and Potomac s2k bid, s4k asked.
American Grsphophone Company. IGN bid, 10Y
Miscellaneous Stocks--washington Market Com
pany,. 1sx bid, lsk asked. Washington Brick
Machine COMPANY, as5 bid. Great Falls Ice
Sep6ss 6ompaDs assad Bun f snS
Panorama, % bid Washington Safe Deposit
Company. l2o bid. lao asked. Washington
National Topographic, IS asked. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, y bid, y asked.
Baltimore Markets,
BALTIMORE. Dec. 16-cottou quiet-middling,
active and Arm; Fultz, 7sas3; Longberry 74as4;
SS ns:s h%
quiet is and steady; Wits. sssls; yellow. ssa4o;
sssary : ssy PeSsa.ss osss
southern and Pennsylvania, 2Sa3l; western, white,
Ts DO %ssG ssss: g.ss Ne g., ,Ss
prime to choice timothy, iAOoal25O Provisions
dull and quiet. Butter Quist-western packed,
ss steady Osss term $40 coss c.rsCss
s ssa izai1 WHISKY unoSs.sed0PPRi eot
Der son in sscIs slss sam per Susnsi sSasSd
Cork Tor crdsrs-as0d. Ssles-wheak 2l0, 600 bush
els; corn, 81. 600 bushelA
stock 100al06; Northern Central, 72ks7lK; Gin
cinnau, Washingsou and Baltimore, nrst certin-