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New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
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qrtLes unchanged. Reccipts-F1our 200 bbisi sW sCo
sacks; wheat .OOc bush corn. So 300 bush oa 20
ush. ShJr ns-WEeIt, 1900 bbls corn, ll-VV puS"
oats, 10000 bush.
. ~. LoiIs- = &c. 24.7F!our frmer but unchangeu;;
Wheat olened hlm and lower, aiyangel l-.c', anu
ruled steady TO tto close, which vas firm ana aoout
lac, below the top No red. cash DE- l-:c, DscsD'.
Dor closed 52 3-4c., January 81 55c Nay " &C. a.
July 92 l2c Corn. casa, weak futures were hrIn r
and advanced With outside markets closing 3o~ &c
above Yes crday No. 2, cash. 81 lsa3I l.4c YEAR
81 3So37 34c., closing at 81 5-sc, January cea sh
nj 81 3-sc. May, so l-sc. Oats frmer NO. :. cssn'
3lc. May, 32 5-ac. bid Barley nominal Hay aeii'
Fran qnIet: sacked, this side, 75c; east tiick .oc.
F1axsecd. OOc. Lead quiet steady, at ~ Buter
dull, neglected. Eggs weaker at 22c. CornlneaI
S2 Ion 81 20. Whiskey steady, at 81 1e. Bnggng'
) 34a7 1-4c. Iron cotton ties. 81 350Sl 40 IT'D
visions very dull Pork. old, % 75; new. Sli To-
Lard rs so. Dried salt meats Boxed shoulders
80 90; longs and ribs, IS 80 12; short clear 20 %
Iacon-Boxed shoulders, IS rs longs and ri9s ~ 20
Short clear, 60 81 12. Receipts-Fionr, 5000 oDIs
wheat ca 900 bush; corn, lesOOO bush. cats, lgOVo
bush. rye 1000 bush: barley, 10000 BUSH shP
rnents-Flo,r 5000 bush: whcat 1900 bush. corn;
109 900 BUSH: oats. $4,000 bush. rye GOO bush.
barley. 1000 bush.
Toledo, Dec. 24.-whest d',. easier; No cash ana
December, 95 1-3c Hay, 81 OIL 3-e. Corn acuVc,
steady; No. . cash, 41c oats qulct; No. : CASH
80 I-5c; No. white, 35c. Rye nominal No. 3, 8,c
COverseed dull, steady cash December and January
IS 40 February, $5 45 March, $5 80. Recepts-tlor
i65 bbls; wheat, 14,30o bush; corn. "3,5sO bush
oats 700 bush: rye $50 bush cloyerseed 32o bags
Shpments-Flour 800 bbls wheat. 7,175 bush; corn
21 300 bush oats, 1,6OO bush; rye. 3,i15 bush
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25

FLOUR AND MEAL-ELouR-The foreign buying VA; yas
S1sdaes @s SG'y ss feature u
indies and hs sold more freely for EvrTDessa &C.
Sde Tess marked change rns g ss9sIS sdS
s ssS5 Ss: Fl: s &Sn.as 5 .ss & T.
so: "a T%,sS s%ss 7s wheat oC sf sS:
s. g ess HS g s4.
& Sss s psfn nsssS Ssnsy ps
8 :hoss q odS@ & @ sS sn, soTs $ 1C
S g Ssy sSs nSei & ppf alH. iSa
saasd Taar que to Iles price
:s y & s5s Vi % "a fnK 9 sS &C. gat
.sHs ~ sS' sESWssSy
S1 quoted q az &c ssgs 6caoadi ssFS
saes " two SsS a. e track S1s vo% SpSoaS @e G.
gSSed at 50 iodss So and B'ndywins at 50 S0 sales
to-day R5s;sRRtsat S %Rsst
S Sss
sf.i We. rise ss closing Within siSp o, Out n:
s ss" @ s::ssPs ss,s Ssss ssa
ssbseSSsnty ssy TSs III s sdyaacse to 81 eS closing
s:ns Nsy '.td II q. :. 81 T l2s SssaS
cea wave n0Hns owsd the Ns whI snotSS Inshen.
factor the liberal sesboafd slearanees Tns West
4 a:ss4 ana ss. ss;t ass'f
bush 5u.s ssss ssS sssfR ps
sls 6 d sss Ss e sse It sfSe
q :sg Ss &C. 4s4s S under ?S;ss S &
sisS 'tssis @s Ss
Ing No Northern sprg aI , T., I'd az stcasG 69
No red, store, 81 o9sasi 0oS DO anSat 81 o7ta -.
semSsr sl Ss ~ Ssasl @ oe se,ss January
closing at 81 o. Ss DO FsSrSay Sads = os -
sl:lsF s:l 81; sI'es S sS:ns a.
ssSss .ss 0S s il: fSER as xRSs
& % pT SSoj SasS %.se se pys;s pss
SS Sr is Sf gSslSS
early Strength in wheat covering shorts over t9
holidays coupled with the comparatively small receipt.
SSsss %ss this At ans'i ons pPsd gsdi'sd '1
pSst%oes pSosns seHs Eossgs sspss'a "a &
aseS SS Geyss Sa S%E sS back ' SPOT pot
a3f m,cs sSS9G e SSsH se1ac SsF a saos
as. a554c anoat; No mised, special January. S6sc
s'e ba.S Siagay aa
uneraaed mixed snd white a. tSt.e o 40, na hs
sTaSF sS.ss No ssoa"s m.ss assa ss. ss $50
s &c ss:ss s9s1s ssl5sy %; ]
MsSa 81 lSfg Sasd ai Ssd' M IN ss@pSr
@ Met Suas.. fns b pG
ering of Shorts Prices advanced tNi2c ana hnsi
ngafes were the highest tn day The spo, market
gsined about &c and trading moderae
80 bush sales $40 900 bush future 5000 bush spot
Including No mixed at 3yi.c elevator; NO. Wh,te'
Solaa.o5.o elevator No. mixed ioe OtG elevator no.
. Wnie 40LdiOlac eievatr; No. l white, i.sc eie'
rat No. Chicago, 4lsii+c; uns'adsd mnet Wesse s
!oe closing at aoc DO January S,,e SiO pes.
ber .ot teaoe. closing a. 4S5s do I,1Sao o sn1ine
and winter 60 9oas5 80 n 2osase ioI eo,,nn.,sa meal
ii % homlny chop, eoe sales 100 % mss r. e s"yer.,
HAY AND STRAW-Eoth hay and straw rue W w On,
favor with liberal supplies and very eniet ITauS nsy
concessions reported IN some cascs H iA 5asTS!
sOaes choice TO fneY 7jdsoe gool % choice sw
shipping Gjd70c; clover and nixcd 100000 h,'
Lolg rye C0dGjc short rye, S1a4'c' oAt ""u ""e''
ops-The had me lsSS n,sy ,oeay iaaSa5 nsdeai
% thsr view, ys,sa a. ,sa2oep pfess common 70
ed lsss 1890 ehSes os1s %saS% aSae sSon 0u To-
prIne l5d20c 1890, iodl7e. common 10 choice 49,,
HIDES-leecnt transactions in River Ilte STOCK snow
1sc which price all hat importers can obtain a. the
0LLEyTHER-The home and export trade continue Of
fair volume with prices a steady basis - q.
NETAi-S-Nething Of an Important nature "aS es'
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
COTTON MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Dee tdssa sales Of dra, The
e a,Se tesnUMijding low mcd ing eliu'e Decenbe. de-
livery lota4 i2Gad Dee4Se, ana Ssys Sanysy ISi
sycSs fetraay and March delyeTy I0;cld seller, %
SSS Sseld value; May aud JIne dsliyery 21Sad
sellers jH3e and iSy ysis Snycr
SSSsnnsh Dee cotton s1edy @ddnF d and e. rSs. 0w
rsnSin.s 7y3 bales exports 10 Great BTt9in l?s3
bsles coastwise 4796 bales sales 400 pal's' socA'
ize aIyes:'e Dec o4-Cot:on steady mddns BIG
Ia. 1890 1g.I6c good ordinary, 5loe; net ana
gross recspe 1922 bsss sSsa eXgeTs1 g "a e aes
Sorfolx Dee 2-Cotton dull middllng, re net re-,
cepts 1888 bales glos:. 3f%S btes sss sses 70 III
Britain, 5eG bales; eosst"se' 7'"'' '"S'' '' 49,
tales stock, O., ,7e3 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
A BRAVE BEE-KEEPER.

From GleaDings In Bee Cuiluo'
very neat and tasty card has Just come 10 aaa 10
q. H. Ashby, died November ~, loVl. NT. Asnpy
WAS NOT only bee keeper of some note, but DC was sy
brilliant soldier In ths ia'e end ,he eters Of tie war
showed only tCO plainly upon his constitution We a
admire acts OF bravery matter whether we are VI "
the North Or OF the south ana InsS I,t a. Uni no
might be proper 70 give ONO h''io '"~
WmIe before Vcksburg under General Grant, ne
was captain of company OF aItlels st ae made one
fore this city was captured, The beseged maze @ He
Desperate attempt TO rout the Union ioiooo IA IT,
LATHE Captain Ashby took conspicuous part lno
enemy approaching ana & ~ %Jse s company OF men
were shelling an advance column, word came TO AshDy
that the shells were giving out. lie promptly oiueIxu
detail Of soldiers to go rnS % se S1ne ont more But
sdd they, the shells arc ulI DvAeu up' tta1 the
serew-driyer cannot be f0und." III seems Ilae sie
covers TO the boxes Of shcls were ~ ,b cnvsrs
with = hammer because OF the liability OF the shsIS
10 explode. Captain Ashby at once ofuered u,I % he
tenant with couple OF men, 10 20 anu U.os @
boxes open as the enemy were fast aPproacni!.ts, !t
They FATTY refused 10 CO. urging excuse that inc
thing was fo0lhardy and that they wouId never Soe
out Of the alive. Quick as t9u%Sn. IN e while
he himself proceeded 10 the cave. lie oruerou "
tarkey who stood near TO hold candle A o. a.,
sNo sab, boss y doan Ct dis yeah nIggtn ~ ~ m@ uas
yer place II yOu's gwine ter break open oem poAc'
wd dat yer pickax" 4, .,, ,,,,,,to
Captain kskby would take no parey. Al the mnzzio
OF revolver he bade the coored man ooes with
nervous fear like pair Of castanets Ihen WIN poN
az Ashby commented breaking open Oh, covers As y
luck would have II the PICK struck screw" as sis, a
powder near by. The grains were 20 large that me
powder did not ignite but the colored man nearly
swooned ana tried 20 escape The reyo,Ues " rs was ass
though the sparks few right and left Ashby, trembling
ss1 Sais death hims:h continued his peious work
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ssssss: tss fsssss: 81 sss'
load Of ola % o e s @afn n on e sreS q &es
NatIVs sids Christmas beef, Sssioc Texas and Colo
radS bee; 5saSs .dvco. s,,ruoo,. tod.v a7o cattle
on = sss ASS sss sss g
head alfH b fS|sssS is csns ss
;SsSS 1a Ss sd acn5eeS HS soa very
sS ssaa.y s.s sSA western
good so nS ps S q gg quite m K r'4s Eve
Ssss s s.ssy ysIy '" fancy do at IS 80
ss iTs .S ssd 'ss sas
.las msas s soc es " Choice ns
y calves and city dressed at sSls' t'1'ra
HaIienbecS Hollis ia Western calves sii n
Sfss h. .s 7e; SoSs" s. 50 per hsad do a:
iSS s. y 90 Is ISL b. lss 80 's De- gG
ISL sFs$ SsS5s .,ss. ss SsS .a aa
CITY, H. nsTRe Re ed fs se sea qn @ me Tor amb
sssntal Change to report in sheep Poor prime sheep
sold ssae5 SO 100 m fair to choice lambs At 30 20
Dressed mutton quiet at 6haoc dressed lambs Arm at
saiss-Dnienbaek & Dewey 1870 Canadian lambs. 9!
ss fsc'l STATE sheep II liz h. SO d. II n at
Hailenbeck Hollis: 1870 Canadian and Western lambs.
n 8 81 State tee sheep @ % 55 B. az o. DO Iii h. At
Harrington q Canadian sEes I 155 ,s r. a. s5 So 40 40
pasSsf Isl s. ss sTS = an
e 20 So ss Pennsylysns ,sy va sSesg n
IS garGpsss sass,s. or q. :sy hs2' S
saia ALI
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
NO INDICTMENT AGAINST GLEyDEyXING co.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 24-The grand fury to-day ig-
nored the bill of indictment charging Robert Glen
denning and George A. Hulm, trading as Glendennhg
d Co., bankers and brokers, with aiding ana aoe'-
ting eACity Treasurer John Bardsley in the embez-
Element OF al 100000 from the city OF Phiiaoeiph'
The inoictm.t charged that the money was placed IN
the han, c1 Uiendenning %. By Bardsicy 10 mVes'
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
r1,popEAN pROpUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Dec "a, 3;45 p m-Beef & pcrs, ssmsSd ma'
aIlow in Door demand Spirits OF tnrpentlne IN poor
demand steady at 25s Cd. hosin IN poor denano. m n
apd"Spot~The demand has fallen on futures IN poor
dSmand prime Western spot steady ai 2s % Deceil
her January and February easy at 32s oh Waeat
SIt,,res-I6e demand. has fallen on mixed We,'STi. Sr
snot easy at 5s 34d December easy. AZ o. Q "a "a
January steady at As 1od February STEADY ~ as
Hons ~ IOndon-Pacinc coast In fair demand
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.

FOE A PRIZE FIGHT IN THE BIG GARDEN.
Articles were signed yesterday for przehght between
..,.v,, n.nnsev the uddeweight and Peter Maher the
Irish CHAMPION The fight will be OF four ROUNDS anu
viii take place in Madison Square Garden about the md
oo Of January There will be stake ana the pushss
viii divide gate receipts Mshef weighs aoou' 10
hounds and Dcmpsey abou, thirty pounds less.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
ercprrApy ErEINS TAKES THE OATH.

Washington, Dec. 24.-Secretary Eikins MADE
short visit TO the President this morning and then
went 10 the War Department accompanied by secre-
tory Blaine where the oath of Office was administered
TO him by Chief Clerk Tweedale. He spent rev
hours receiving officials and left the cty on an after
noon train for Elkins. W. Va, where ne wiz spenu
Christmas with his family. 1t is understood that he
viii mn, enter actively on the discharge Of his new
Sntos until after New Years Day, although lie VIII
probably return to Washington before theh'
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
IUpopEAN FINANCIAL.

London Dee -, 4 p. NJ Mcxlcan oTan,nry rna'ra
30 -; ST. Paul common - "a Se% Snsend de-
ores sed el 1o2 900 during the past week Jhe pro
portion the Bank Of Englands reserve 10 now ao6
wnom M ~ paris adyices quote per cent rentes nj
rs francs. 30 centmes for the account =, A.. p.nr
90 paris bee o4-The weekly statement oi INC bai,N
=, uSnnes shows an sncrcase Of 2,lOOOoO francs In
~ Satd and ca6, 600 francs IN nlver.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
RIow AT TILE NEw.YoRK CLUB.

Washington Dee o4.-Presidut " j. Young to-day
se,, ,he Newly ork Baseball Club severe blow when he
decided that Daniel Richardson the model little second
.asenan must play Washington next season. IL n
thought that the NewYok club may now secure flee
Of Chicago 10 take Richardson's place at second base
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Dec. 24.-"The Evening Journal reports
Cattle-Recepts, 1000 head shipments, 10000 head
market active and hghe? prime steers rs ooa 80 good
to choice, s4aS5 20 others, 81 G5dS3 20 Stoesers.
Shipments 5000 head market steady TO strong rough
and common, 80 JJd 83 60; mixed and packefs S3 %
a S3 60 prime heavy and butchers weights, S} 8OR
80 90; light, S3 40aS3 ~ 1-2. Sheep-Recepts 5000
head Shipments. 900 head market steady; native
ewes S}a - % mixed, 81 25dS4 rs: wehers - 756
S5 80: westerns, 81 75G$I IS lambs, SO 5OdS5 75
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
A p1r11NG ON TINPLATE.

vashlnrton. Dec o4-Acting Secretary Spaulding
las decided that nplates made in this country from
morted black plates to be considered as domesnc
productions within the meaning of the tarin oct,
lust the same though no foreign materiai hao
entered into the manufacture.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
STAINED.

Good Ordinary lilo Low Middling ...o olo
Strict Good Ordinary. IS I1l0 Mddng .............7a
optons-were active unsettled, and, at times more or
dealings were unusually brisk With heavy selling by
rise OF a. points with little local covering Ad
vices from Liverpool however were weaker and on this
moderate port receipts 'Badstreees" estimates pointed
sharp break lIle excitement on unloading Of
'lones." Final fsures showed net losses OF lo@lo
POINTS from Yesterday Sales 1G3, 500 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25

and the shells were taken out and distributed To the
quarter were driven back.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25

lows wHGs% 5sss,ns. 70 highest. q Lowest, closing.
RsssHsf' 5ssss4s e: S5 ": 81: 81: 81: 81:
S:;:ss.' {:s:s's ::: :$: +: b: IL IL Il: Il: Il:
g;:;s:s g:;;Hs'' 81 81 81 81: 81 ;; ;; 5! Il 81:
MESS poGS. PEI Gsr. BnL co 7o21
sSs%s'' g ~ IS g S5 e.
3::;s's R:;:ass' e e. s. g.: e e
SHORT RIIDns. PER 100 ~ O., $40
3:$sass SssS%ss' S,S 81 81 $s IS s5S g
quosas eoys Ss ESq1 gg Hsfs sSeg. Iay ss
Ne ipd iediinsl 5slss; sS; 70 sS oss gre 80
Sasey T &c % This j. tree on board sa5
free SSss SO Ga1sesa lax assis sts gr5e a
t%C'hy y. seed iS5 4 T. J ii @s's pISs p
= = .ds cry sosa %Gske
finished goods, per gallon 81 TO- ,,... s,,,u.a,.
Articles. heGe6RSs' dpS oh'pIiIco IN COO
Wheat bush go lto ooo 2ss oo0
Sais' bush 25SSS SS 200 7SyS
bafsy S he Produce Exchange today the market
Milwaukee, Dec. 24-Flonr 9ulet; Wheat firm GIa
Msy S ko no e Pn a sS qast sp 10 TSe @
No q white 81 i-2d 39c Barley easy No. =. So 12c:
prayISioRs U quiet PORK January $40 81 - Lard
Ja9aay Sd 05. RecelpszElonr I,4c0 bbls; wheat yls
AZ 900 bush: barley, 2U,"OO blisl Shpnents-fiouF'
4 600 bbIs wheat, $500 bash; barley 200 bush.
Minneapolis MnlI., Dec. e4.-Wheat was very dun
to-day yet the market managed TO score an aiv;ihce
under quite a stro1g bull feeling. May opened at
been reached the market held very steady and quiet
10 feature 20 the trading and rhe pit was deserted
nearly all day. The eash I'M mdakeS TN S yH'o soo
deal OF low grnde stuff was offered Receipts were
$40 cars here and 275 at Duluth and superior. Close
For No. Northerl-December. closing today 60 i'Se'
yesterday s5 lac. January, closing today 50 l-ee
"a i-4S04 3-sc, lowest 81 34c closing to-day 92 Sc
! Nortiern, ssc; 30 northern. SOa SIC.
philadelphia Dee. oI.-Flou1 -Ths market very dull;
s&Ss & aS"@aS g i Se fo esoe Ps"nSaus
cur dull lower 9d,E general Pressure 70 se S e
se .po.geI from Other gram centres ,. but
red Deccmer 81 oi ;dsi o. January 81 o2.2asi O.
tSsua :! etSsi ga e Mach . pgasi c,s sse Ss corS RYE
Option market advanced .dse under speculative buying
Sse ISes % car ~ lots % were dull S"chaneed grade sse
NO mot ss.or Ne n a. Sa o asrslS sf%S' Dss 3
10 yellow in grain DEPOT 5ife No spot in elevator elevator
52S. d5sc February 5sdj2Le: March, 52a52he. Oats
Market qalt Offering. q ear lot, light prizes % nrmy
ss ssle sos 80 white s,' e s3G % shss sns1sa
Ss Se Mite 10 Dse5nser shi' iisse Jaaasf. 4o%is; Feb
rusry. ioa4ie; March toa4ie. Bu,icr steady but
Penn fssn.s & E1 sss sSss 9df' ,fl$s
4s.e cubes g. -iSc extra powdered xxxX = ;dtse
doub, refined diamond 4 for candy. eonfsc.Isass
sis +? Tie f. ~ ,f;ss| ~ oss:
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
amusements.

amnsements.
A I the NEW Park Theatre, B'way s, 35th-st.
"A NELLIE M%eLENRH; %
u.rFGafs Filf %ff $H5 ksbif bSs KS sAfgRDAr. fls
ExdRA ESI, Ae!s. MArISEl FSS rSs95N TS9by:
DIJOU. THEATRE, Broadway near 3Oth-st
PRE-EMiNENT AND ALONE.
RUSSELLS COMEDIANS.
And Americas greatest dancer. Amelia Glover,
NEW CITY Y DfDffRECToRY:.
A Laugh From start To Finishn
r ROADWAY THEATRE, Corner 4lst-ss
ys.s49s Me;qsfi WILSON c'ma' Day II Tah hsaMsrEfssY
psc ANB sO}ME o9MfAE16S k6S rAMnR tsss on sale
nds syenss s q. of Nj AIsss'DS Des"
EVERY EVENING,
AS Slls''PsGStUJ' KS 2PGU LIKE HS%F'li II.
NJ Ms. r HAsh % e.iss ES:as a SRs.ss Rs N nsf= G:;
LIKE Prince Miss lsTinsr XIII rs fps Musfc Il 81 e'Hl
MIR. Dalys in that city
:. HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-DAY w,1sr.isv At z nov,
Matinee srErIAf. SstSrIiaif MATINEE NE%,YEAR's DAY.
4 New Comedy BY PineIo in REHEARSAL
CRAND OPERA HOUSE. n.,.o,x IN.
no Mr. r. RIGHAHR 4 N,HikH8 MAHSFEEkanni tAiStF kan1.
T9RtaEiI TSRiaiIf N1riENHHs R6NhS$SEE M i $SEErss
HAT 4 II S illustrate a'd de-
UERRMANNs THEATRE Tl, rds.y BWny J. 4 ss Ssth-''
MATINEE TODAY! x,, THE,,,rp, THE
NCESSSAANSI RoARS RaAISTE TO- oS9 xMts
TT0YT'S MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
IL evenings 2C sSsarG,yy MsiSss ,siSSs at
"TH 70 fTRHp TRTp FFBSSfTSATf66 To SSfIITINAT6WS SS HUI,
sEATs GS f SSF rSS ASfT n hDEafFfHhEa
YcEUM THEATRE, 4th-ave. and ssd.ss ed st,
daf.an ri.es si5 sharp Ma,!nse' X XMAs a2d SAT
sB$ $sEES $.s..! ...sSss IL. &
' IT nrsya,ion' new play BY Robt buchanan.
DALMER's THEATRE. AZ s:l5. Sat; Nat; Nat. =:
NJ A. NJ ysa,fHp sG,1 heis's stTSss rpt ssHase
SYST NJ aS:ss;s! Hs:s.:: ss$Ssy 5;:.g
oml o.. ,o ss59 xcr A"ilI.sfb "HilkIHbAaA. fliIA
,iaS,y ES H.'oss Oss Saor%aaee Sat%ns ana soUvfSR
d GTANDAKDTHEATRE. J. NJ. Hill. Man's'E
- MR.. AND MRS. SIDNEY DREW in
S''''aGIBALD AaRGnIBALD iGoRDoNs FARCE
THAT GIRL FROM MExIoo.
Matinee Christina. ana saturday.
TUALIA THEATRE. Bowery, near Canal.
L CARL and rHEO: RosENrEL D. sole N Manasers' ger
rnsai 8 pS ' FIFE Ef''soc&Si %o&y y'ssscc pay
Presented N wonderful. magnificent style SURPRISING
eyriy hlrg se.n heeiof re-. 3 GRAND BALLEIs
New scenery surprising mechanical effects Btaht US
Tunes Darrng splendor 200 pope VIII apIssr IN ths
proiuct.ol Matinee saturday at p. NJ Sa'iufen haii
price. Seats salc. .--
rv,'OYy PASTORS THEATRE. 1lth-st.
Il iIth. St between Sd and 4tn ayes.
MATINEE TODAY.
MATINEE TO-DAY.
GRAND HOLIDAY SHOW.
MAGGIE CLINE
JUNI0RI VALAREA
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25

INDIANS RECEIVED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Washington, Dec. e4.-The delegation OF Blackfoo'
Indians which is visiting this city were received oy
to President this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25

Warehouse deliveries since December l. 1s9l--New-
YORK 2O3 $40 bags Baltimore, 533i bags Neworleans.
~ ly0 bags (diveston, 1855 bags TOTAL 23I4oo bags
COrToN-on the spot ruled very quiet at unchanged
prces Sales 147 bales for conslmp:oI. Receipts at
ho pors 9G bales against 1880 bales this day last
weeh and 29, 3LS la tins time last year.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25

Cash quotations follows Flour barely STEADY
No spring wheat 90i. .a9Ose No spring wheat ss9c
No red, Sli.ej NO corr 4iSe no 9ss' go rye
size NO barley 59c No free on oSara s'GStS aSie
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PLUCKY DEPUTY MARSHAL.
Mortally Wounded BY a Train. Robber. he Re.
turned the Fire and Killed the Outlaw.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24-Adispatch from Cald-
we'll, Kan, regarding the killing of Deputy
United States Marshal Edward Short and
Charles Bryant. one of the noted Dalton
gang of train-robbers, says Short captured
Bryant in the Cherokee Strip. Yesterday
he took his prisoner aboard the Rock Island
train at Hennessey. o. T., to take him TO
Wichita. He placed the handcutfed
prisoner in the baggage car. going outside
to guard against any attempt at rescue.
He lett a revolver with the b~aggagemaster
for protection, and the baGgageman's care
lessness is responsible for the subsequent
tragedy. He laid the revolver down on
the safe in the car and Bryant soon secured
1t. As the tram was slowing up for
Waukomis he opened the door of the car.
Short was standing on the plat,
rifle in his hands. Bryant quickly raised
the revolver and fired. the ball going
through shorts body. Short returned the
fire with his rifle. Both men received their
death and only wounds in the first two
shots. but both kept on firing. Bryant
emptied the six chambers of his revolver
and Short fired eight shots from his Win
chester. The end of both cars were rid
died with bullets. John Dobson, a proml-
nent druggist from FL Reno, was sitting in
the front end of the smoker, when one of
the bullets crashed through the window,
striking him in the arm-plt and completely
passing through, but luckily just missing
the bones and arteries. Bryant was the
first man to drop and he fell head foremost
down the steps. Short caught him by the leg
and held him, with his head touching the
ground. He called to the conductor. and
wheE he got to him ne said: Il have got
him, Jim, and be has got me-" The prisoner
was dead when picked up from the platform
and carried into the car. Short died in ten
rnrnnfaa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-25
Racing at Saratoga.

SARATOGA. n. Y, Aug. 24-TO.day vas
the fifth extra day of the second meeting
of the races here. The track was lumpy.
First Race-For two-year-olds; five and
one-half fnrlongs. Uncle Sim succeeded in
getting off in trout. He was sooD cut out
by the Alma colt, but in the home-stretch
he regained the lead, followed closely by
the colt. Both. however, were shut out by
q half length In the finish by John Wrinkle
In I'LL; Uncle Sim second, the Alma colt
third.
Second Race-For three-year-olds and MP
wards; one mile. Lord Harry first took the
word, followed by BelwOod and Cassius.
The latter was second on the upper turn.
and kept it down the back stretch and un-
til the seventh %furlong, when .Belwood
soon got on even terms with Lord Harry,
and showed him his heels on the winning
plate in lash; Lord Harry second, Cassius
third.
Third Race-For three-year-olds and mp
ward; six furlOngs. Lady Pulsifer led the
way with such a rush that she was able TO
open q gap n keep 1T until she reached
the wire in 1:16l9. Oberlin and Graduate
were second and third In the outset, but in
the skurry up the home-stretch they were
passed by Lyceum and Balgowan, the lat
ter closing second in front of Lyceum.
Fourth Race-For three-year-olds and up
Beck was first in motion, followed by
Worth and Belle of Orange. They passed
her in q running team on the lower turn.
Then Belle cut loose and took the front. but
Taral sent Worth flying, and he sprang past
her and won in ITO; Rosa II. second, Belle
of Orange third.
Fifth ~Race-Seven furlongs. Salvini
started in the bunch, but soon singled him
self out and let loose of them, and with Q
brief break in the turn. when Centaur
and won IN a canter in 1881; Centaur sec
Ond, eawOO third.