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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19

pretty stocked with meat and as the Christma
holiday large cattle receipts are
a this time. Trade In hogs fairly actVe carry a.
steady prices but the market weakened later Ire DUN
the hogs sold at 81 37iiqs3 Ala coarse heavy packer,
selling 50 2JqS3 80, and prime butchers ana mNei
fogs 50 5pl$3 IS. As compared with week as
prices about jc higher and the advance Is xpece
10 bring much larger supplies next week ssIes o
lambs $4nSG for inferior to choice HOOKS 49,
many Mexican yearlngs that averaged 72go 10 feenns
freely s3dSi * Exporters took heavy sheep AZ
81 I5rs4 -. Most 81 tho late sales Of sheep were AZ
81 $50 81 40. Receipts-Csttle. 800 head hogs l"o"
sheep ZOO ANA
East Liberty. Dec. 1s--Csttle steady: prime ~ .og
5. s.: common 81 25a$3 CO. bulls and cows S.g
Workers. and pigs. SO ods3 So heavy. So 4as3 J s9on
r0ughs, 81 15d$3 49, So 2qs2 90 sheep seaay
choice 81 60dS+ 10: common $3ft$3 ~ nolcs
s. 1896 90 common good lambs. - 9"ds' 3D. veal
St. Louis Dec Is-cate steady and strong st-,,'
81 GJdSt 90 between 1000 and 600 m - ts,aSo ,ns
der oO H. 81 4Oas4 A.; stockers and feeders = o a
81 10: and heers 81 SOs4 90 canning cows ~ 10y
81 10. bulls S2a$3 W. Texas and Indian steers .Su
s. 70; and h.iter, 81 soas: r. Boss ss toi
81 ~. Sheep steady native mutons 81 5oast &c. c'ls
and bucks 81 1888 Is: lambs S5ds6 CO. , ,r,,,
Kansas CITY Mo-, Dec. Is-cattle nncnansed' a.. ~
fairly active steady: heavy. 81 SoIs3 ~ pacxers ~ .p
50 A.: mixed ~ 3oGs3 t5 lights - .'as3 4"' h"e''
East smffaio Dec Catti.-Recepts. only one ioad
~ sale stock the market ruled quiet ana uncnans"n;
Hoes-Reccpts IS market ruled stronser on ~,
rr,doa Workers. choice, ~ co. rougnp en
sheen and ambs-Recelps Is cars market ayft se p
choice 10 extra 81 0oass TO- Guilt to common cVnno y"
Shoen-ChoIc. selected wehars. 81 6n$f ~; cws u
common So 50aS3 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
EXPORTS TO DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. December u. lN'
CoTToN-The Oldest nhabiiant searcey recos',r SG
DAYS session. The entire Of the fluctuations We
oniv u,a,,er Of 2 points The entire week has been
ness Of variations. which have been confined TO ~ r
or less prices finally showing net loss 9' POM M
changed prices advance az point ana rnsnru u
hut steady precisely the same hasis as !. 0l'
ing about the smallest business OF TINS season, an.
scarcely unusual business for many OF we
hold Of because they are dissatisiled WIN w
look the drygoods district with me suas!on 'e,
by the possibility OF Widespread :rNe p DE- nsnc-s
spinners. The recent decision OF the ran tuNe ~ 80
pointing a reduction in wages is fol.Weu ps
his morning that the directors OK tnc ArsS1 W h.Ne
decided upon 10 per cent reduction OF wages 10 nj, Nj
effect January l. and that several other large e1on @
intending TO follow suit u Is ciameo INA t s,,b
y for this largely due TO competition ny
ern cotton mills which, being nearer 70 the cotton ios
ana with equal transportation facilities for me
ZION OF goods. inherent advantage over the ~
england Selling was erresteo ps 81, vla Va
that Southern spot holders were indineren wne IT, dsv
the traders had the market ainet entrsS uans,md
selves Following the close Of ChanSs sgSs S M1say
Spot closed quiet at unehangea PrSets, sans,
sales middling upIands 55.e mddnS CIVIL S IN shen
markets middlng quoted was as follows unsa seady
quiet and steady SHc sales 100 Sa,es NONE ssles
200 bales Charleston steady sISc Win nS,on nrIn
SAC Norfolk dull. SIC: sales. 500 oaes 900 haIss
nominal 5sc Memphis steady tc; sale ,'5. oSie
l6c sales. 100 bales
Cotton Exchange special Lve<poo cables SPOT c0.opn
buyers favor sales loo eaie es American 5000
m;ddling uplanis 3s-1ed Futures steady: buyers az
nights prices closed steady net ans. March
11ly si2s JuyAusu. slSb aIsy S1 b
cernber 3O711s: December-January. Bolts .,
The range Of contract prices today was az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
The Wool Exchange quotes
EAST INDIA AND ASH
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York, December - 1891.
BEANS AND PEA9-The decline In domestic whte
beans which taken place this week has not broug
out trade. and the market is still In very dul
condition. Red kidney urged FOR sale and values
choicest lots Offering without reserve al
81 and looks II less money would 10 acceI ied
other varieties dragging bu, show further change
choice per bush II s. do fair good 81 loasI 8o do
medium choice 81 %: do fair 10 good tlqSl u: 40 me
81 fair good. $lq$l 10. do red KID
ney choice 55QS %; do fair 10 good, 81 aS DO do
white kidney 81 35dSl 20: DO black turtle SOUP 81 50n
81 rs do lima California 81 27i5dsl 90 green bbls,
75f77Ec Gags 70a72isc: do Scotch bbis so9s73sc.
do bags s01S2bc 49,
during the week and this Is causing ncreas
moi needing stock for immediate and cannot he in
anced 10 Purchase goods ahead Under the weight ~
supplies and prospective dull trade values lowered
again to-day AMI the market IL still in very unsis
factory condition We quote Creamery Western extras
Der NJ pc DO nrsts 20acc: do thirds to seconds i5u
loo: do state fancy. 2c do 1rsts lsG3c do thirds 10
seconds l6aisc; do June make extras. 0i4Q2lc: do
nrsta isai8c 40 seconds. IoYl7c State dairy, half
0rkIn tubs fs ends. fancy 1917 AGO: do Welsh tubs
fresh fancy e82Oc dairy tubs hrsts i70isc: DO thirds
10 seconds. ia0Ido state dairy nrns fancy 1874
do seconds 10 nrss I3salec: factory. fresh lc
do fists ihaibe do seconds 31Ii4c: do lower grades.
iolriar. DO June make extras it QI5c: do thirds
Gs,s I2aaI4c rolls. fresh choice. i6n11c; 90 Ia
cUEEsIIhere was very little largo full cheeee
available to day outside Of store and with further
inquiry from exporters the market is certainly In good
shave Home trade demand Is a factor cf much
in3boranos inst ut the moment and donb'fi if 'n"-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
cros,Sc: PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Saturday. December 1872. m.

Saturday December 1872. m
The stock market was strong on covering OF
shorts and light commission house business Ihe
rap,d transit decision was considered Dull caro-
on Manhattan stock, and impaired lair oe'
gree OF buoyancy TO the whole list. Majority
sentiment. however among professional traders
was bearish and bear operators were not salts
fled that the reaction in their favor had cui-
minated. Further reactions in prices would not
hurt legitimate holders Of stocks. and strong IN
terests would doubtless prefer TO see the pears
shake out small holders. Conditions are not
favorable. however. to prolonged bear success.
for the market is not In a condition or over
speculation on the long side. and factors gov
erning the money and foreign exchange mar
kets and business In general are not encourage
ing for q long period Of bear aggression. Some
bears assert that the advance yesterday ana TO-
day in Manhattan was due entirely TO manipu-
,a,ion by interests who wanted to unload. No
ona except the insiders knows much about Man.
haitian manipulation, and, inasmuch az the
movement OF the stock has been violent IN the
last few weeks and entirely under the control
OF manipulators spectators with small margins
ought TO leave 1t as much alone as Sugar Re-
filming or any OF the other manipulated stocks
The question OF rapid transit promises TO become
as confused in its relation to stocks as the oues-
ton OF gas consolidation. which mas 80 ions
aritated Wall Street spectators. The railroad
stocks were all strong to-day. with the Granger
shares active and higher. Jersey Central made
a further advance to 95 The majority OF stocks
closed at the highest prices OF the day.
The cash holdings Of the banks forming the
Clearing House Association decreased last week
81 4Sl. 600. and surplus reserve decreased 3D.
l6l3I5 to Sl512 $50. against $33,274.1o5 TINS
time year ago and $17.OSSSOO In the same
time in 1890 The condition Of the banks In re-
spect TO actual business conditions was not ac'
curately shown, owing TO the influence OF Union
Pacific operations Until the Union Pacific pay
ments reach a final settlement and cease to ne'
ure In bank operations bank statements WI"
necessarily be confused. The renewed activity
IN stocks to-day doubtless reflected In part tins
idea that money rates will not go higher next
week II would be we'll for spectators 10 re-
member tina, active bull operations at this Tins
would tend 10 increase the demand for money
to an extent that might cause a squeeze. and. IN
consequence. some severe liquidation In stock''
According TO this weeks bank statement Hn'
hanks are below the % per cent reserve limit
Gable dispatches to-day reported the VIII
drawal OF tl02 900 gold from the Bank or Eds
Land for shipment to this country. The leadlhs
foreign banking houses here thought the sta.e
ment as far as the shipment to this couh"'
was concerned. incorrect. .,.
Prices for The sales of the principal acu's
stocks to-day, compared with the maj hgures W
yesterday. were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19

COFFEE-Bullish cables from Europe and Brazil.
speaking Of the public accounts and private caDes
caused rise OF oplO points IN
prices for Brazilian coffee futures and steady mar
ket on the call this point this morning The subse-
quent phases Of the market for the most part
buish: although the market failed to show speculative
activity, much Of disposition 10 invest. owing TO
already heavy stock accumuations. The Havre market
opened u franc higher further advanced . franc al IL
m closed gain Of y franc. while Hamburg
finished at partial gain Of Agl2 pig. The feature
and cables the decidedly diminished
movement receipts being but 2000 bags; the smallest
recorded thus far this season. At the same time ne
bags furnished something Of Offset 70 the bulsh
European advices The latter included a cable from
Kronheim. Havre. stating that sentiment In Havre Is
predicting that the Havre market VIII ad
before the end Of January and stating
belief In recent damage by drouth from July TO NO
vember 10 be serious Crossman Co gave out cable
Brazil indicating that rains have fallen in Santos
since November q The local market closed firm at ia
advance Of 1ol5 points with total sales OF l2GO
bags. Cleared from RIO December IL. steamer Cafor-
MIA, q 600 bags and cleared Bahia December IT,
Bellerden, with 1000 bags. The market for
spot conees favorably Influenced. at least
in a sympathetic by the hrmer ruling OF Brazilian
coffee futures and closed steadr without quotable ed
6ssc remaining the official and generally current
were claiming that exc nearly represented the
actual market TIE market for mild coffees steady
Increased show OF Interest In sympathy with the
for spot Brazilian coffee although showing no
quotaae advance. We quote: Maracaibo 6%dshc
cucuta, 6@iohc; Jamaica. e,s@lac: La GuaTa "a
American 79i7hc Costa Rica. 7Gl5hc: coffee in parch
nent 6gsAo: Mocha l7S1lshc: Padsng. Interior. @39
c4isc: fancies. N03Oc Corfnchie. 2g27c
The Of contract prices to-day was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago Dec is tspecalD.-Corn started as II Il were
90 lie a bar day the close = cent over Friday
N,v sold at 2ss 23t ara. ard closed at
IN. TOP Early there considerable elevator selling
and nlk Of country movement shippers how
s,er chartered vessel about $50 900 bushels
R.crpis were ilght-22O with 20 estimated for
Nonday Cables We I'D lower Seaboard cl-arar,es
were i44 bushels There signs OF some Increase
speculation.
oats became because corn was, Nay selling at
22A. 22t. cents and closing az me top iteceips
u-or. cars estimated for Monday Seaboard
.arances werc bushels The export business In
follow corn how ever. 49, =,
PROV sons were steady: pork UP ~ TO 10 cents; lard
driha I'm > 3 Hog receipts were light
II 900 with 1000 estimated Tor Monday and 100000
~ ns,, ve4k The packers did some selling. because
eroer receipts are expected week The foreign de
m,nd usually lets up during the holidays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
sntrHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Dec isCotton steady middhGs .,ie
II 72a bales exports the Continent l23o4 sales. ga
splnucrs. 3: stock -. 'o2 . ,,, ~. - -,
ding l0c good ordinary. tsc: receipts oa2o bales:
e,nrrs 70 rca, Britain. 3252 coastw;se 27sI: sales
%re,,s,o Doc iS-Cotton steady; middiing. 6nc; low
n,idlinr sc: net receipts. $50 bales gross -f2'
sbiuments q ii3. sales 46t; stock. $3.50. -. -
S,,,nnah Dec lS-Cot;On steady: middllng. Csc; low
,i,,snn ~ ,Gc. receipts 40 bales exports coast
wise / go. snles. go. stock. lH'dot $1,000, -,
,p,oaTa Doc lS-COtton quiet and steady; mid
d,ins 10, low nidiling. 5l0c: good ordinary tssc
no receipts @o4i bales gross 2oeo' sNpos 600 10 pr'
s15g2g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19

NOR. change MINNEAPOLIS figures poln,edd 70 only
oco 600 bush increase the visible on Moroay or
nnl less than originally expected. Receipts III Ie or-
west today large again. at 60 cars alu TOT he
r.ak we're l47 against 80 cars the week before
and si2 Up 10 yes,erIa, 49, as az
these Two points had teen very moderate WIS week De
IIveries 100000 bush yesterday In ChTaso anl lo
cations 600 bush today fllt.l 70 uscnn-
cert the bull clique 90 affect the Deeroe. Huoi
which rather strong all the morninn hpuI. interest
was limited to a sale OF 5000 bush No hard winter
forenoon strength Yas contnu,u May s"'!
94i4C with the O'Clock price '7sc Di' CIp
tatons Of wheat b. afoit were 40 loloMs; 10
. rcd 9gc No Manitoba, 81 ON No northern Duluth
Al orr: No ] Northern New York. Nui.' No NorH-
err Duluth. aSi,c No l hard Duluth 81 w. ,oRN
In this market the feeling was rn"aefateS eady su
trade extremely light all the morning Win prices inhIy
Unchanged 10 NC below last night The curb in sympa
INV With wheat was May selling up 10 "A &C.
which was also the o'clock price News was rather
scarce unimportant heave! ciearences to me wN
bn nearly offset by the is1Nd decline In Liverpool QUO
tail cash market exporters took o. %' Tush
M 2 corn closed 94isc b. afoat. .OATSS-Ihere
was but a- speculative trade in the oats market ana
change from last might in prices me ehpor, , 81
o7a27Lc: No 2e&c: ~ white 1tac; a. a., .
yhte 2eIkc: track mixed 27T2Sc track white. 2SdS3c
.' RYE~Marke, dull: NJ Western SOC c ! { Bufaio:
No | Western. S0isc II Bunao bAi'l-fi 'iN ~
M, OF: quoted 2s1tc bid. z Bunal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
he WANTED TO KNOW.
From The Chicago Pos

From The Chicago Post
Mamma . he said. the teacher says we should
return good for evil
That right" replied the mother.
'Aiways?" persisted the boy.
'Always" said the mother
Even when you can Hex The other fe'owE
Even then -.,. -. o..
was evident from the solemn way he shook MS
head ms he turned away that the doctrine OF Chris
tianitv had fallen immeasuraby In his estimation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
OTHER MARxrrs-By TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Doc 1STo-day's cattle market was practl-
cnly nominal with receipts OF less than hno head. The"
we're disposed Of yesterdays ruling prices. Receipts
all week have been materially lighter than the week
before prices improved. although the requirements
much less than other of the
year During the latter part Of the week the market
weakened on common cattle and sales made at
SO1f3 the lots. Dressed beef firms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

london Dec Is-The arrivals Of wool TO date for the
,sas auction Gales COST bales Including
~ Oo bales forwarded direct The Imports for the week
po Esv, south Wales. 6.Ua bales: Queensland, .2sl:
Melbourne iiie south Australia $50 New,Zesisnd
oc. sna ~ Good HOPE and Natal. 2,32I; Natseiles.
'6os and elsewhere. LOG making total Of 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
rail coffee Is as follows:

R,o-Cores market firm. No Rio. sso25: Exchange
a2d. receipts bags: cleared for the United
,atos is bags: cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
act prices today was az follows:

Receipts at ports and interior points TO-DAY con-
n,red with the same day week and last year. were
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
NETWORK PRICES.

Eeceips Of breadstus interior points In tnousands
last three ciphers Oo omitted. -four ibis gram "us'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30
TIE ANTI-vIvIsECTIONlsT VIEW.

To the Edito. Of The Tribune .
civ. In late issue OF your paper see that one Vi
or correspondents takes me 10 task for me posi.o
7 h,vo taken in regard TO the bonegrafting question:
ue savs: How much. then. Is man better INA"
shcep?" In reply would say man Is better 'h''' al
,,,ai ~ nronorton as he exhibits a superior IN
,u,gence and a wider grasp Of the principles OF me-
ora,h.- u,.h a deeper sense OF the needs or suii"r
,,c humanity Just as a man rises IN the scae vi
,ntell,eence above the animal just so much Is ne
,r.a,e, than the animal. and the gap between an
intelligent animal and ignorant man Is no greater
$780,. .,a gan between an ignorant man and an IN
telligent man =, ,. me- have
sue find tina, in the reasoning OF Darwin we nave
du,v toward the animal creation. as well as l" ou'
.o1o,roen and consequently We fail IN tha' duty
..ao ,.e take an innocent ANNA and submit u 10
i.,rg death as a sacrifice for surgeons ctli'lhd
a.lac. 7, is a sad thing to think Of. that chid
hor,d suffer all It's life because some b1hShs sur
e.,n AID not know his business but II Is not me ohy
I ,htng IN life IL T. also sad to think OF the mill
tons ~ henless animals who are being cruelty orr
rcl every day ia the Interest OF some Scrp,, a"u
Xhat fake the Brown Sequard "ikT OF III, wa
o., nou many creatures were put 10 heatn III the us
coVery OF II! 49, ,.,u,, .,ou. , rafornn II,
No. in noIiti-s or IN religion. they must nave s'ii
orai lines 10 work upon they must nav rou. VI
1.Tned obirc; In view. The dntl-'l'ls'ctip'1t 49,
-, ali EXPERIMENTATION upon living animals - '''VI
tpnt 'rorg and should be done away win ioi ne
h;N -, ,d ~ The race He cannot stop and make
m axc.n,ion i'm the case OF bone grating Zone
orafing Is only an experiment anu IL - a. %, "a.
r'aiy cTtiel one When come 70 the Polht az w.
mai;er II Is the old question shaii We ''e"' w e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30
. souTH AFRICAN COMMITTEE
TUE HOUSE OF COMMONS VOTES FOR
THE INQUIRY.

,.xprs1.a1N ANNOUNCES THAT THE STU
ATOM IN THE BoER REPUBLIC WAS GET
TING WORSE INSTEAD OF BETTER.
,oraon. Ian. 29.-In the House OF Commons
.o-aay the discussion OF the question OF the APP
continent OF committee to inquire INTO 'he
troubles In South Africa was resumed. In the
course Of the debate Joseph Chamberlain, Secre-
cory Of State for the Colonies. declared that the
,os,tion in South Africa was still unsettled ana
.,a, during the last few months there had been
q recurrence and increase in growth or the ieei-
two ~ unrest. which must be allayed. Matters
had been rendered much worse. he SAID by the
racen, legislation on the part Of the Boer Parlia-
ment. and. moreover. although PRESIDENT
Kriiger had again and again promised to give
favorable consideration to the grievances or the
,-,,anders he had not done So Great Britain,
Nv Chamberlain declared. still maintained mat
rosce was insecure and would remain so untll
tho r-itlanders' grievances were redressed. lie
fet sure that an inquiry by a committee ioriheu
Cor the purpose would further these ends.
Sir William Harcourt. the leader or the oppo-
s;,ion. reminded the House that the proposed IN
oury was not only for the House or commons
~, for the whole world as we'll. He then spoke
&, favor Of the motion and against the amend
,nent offered yesterday by N. j. MacLean' wnlch
recited that in view OF the peaceful settlement
Of the South African question and the punish
won, Of the Transvaal raiders. 1t would be In
expedient 20 reopen the matter. and needless TO
reappoint the committee
Mr.. MacLean then withdrew his amendment
md eventually a South African committee was
appointed
In reply to a question by Sir George Baden
Powell Mr. Chamberlain said that the Govern
nent. with the approval Of Her Majesty had
invited the Prime Ministers Of the several COLO
ries TO come to England and take part IN tne
a,ahration OF the completion OF the sixtieth
Year OF the queens reign. (Cheers) If the in
Citations were accepted. Mr.. Chamberlain con.
tinued. the Premers would be the guests Oh
Crsot Britain. Cheers) Replies to the invita-
t,ons he added had already been received from
the PreIniers Of Canada and the other North
American colonies the Cape Colony ana Na'ai'
oil Of which were extremely gratifying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30
VEYLER MAY BE PUT DOWN PEG.
GENERAL AzcARRAGA. SPANISH MINISTER OF
WAR. WILL BE GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CUBA.

GENERAL. AZcARRAGA. SPANISH MINISTER OF
WAR WILL BE GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CUBA
Madrid. Jan. 29-A report is in circulation here
that General Azcarraga, Minister OF war. IS 10
he appointed Governor-General OF Cupa' ana
that General weyler the present Governor-Gen-
eral Is TO be retained as Commander-in-Chie1 OF
The troops. 1t is also said that it has been de-
oidad TO make some changes in the Ministry by
which Senior Castellanos. Minister OF the COL
onjos and Senior Cos Gayon. Minister or the IN
terror. will retire, and be replaced respectively
nv Seniors Saulos Guzman and Robedo
Havana. Jan 29.-War news Is very meagre
and uninteresting. Everything appears 10 De
worry quiet at present. Captain-General Weyle'
"a renorted TO have arrived at Rodas' near
Cjenfuegos The official reports state that his
march thus far has been successful he 1ouna
NO rebels along his road. they all faliihg pach
into the remoter country districts as he passeu
along , 1,,or >fa+a-
n,oras Jose Calderon. Aurelia Alvaioheo anu
Manuel Gutierrez Trujielo. all political suslscts
viii he deported tomorrow TO the ChalarinaS
and Fernando Pc , ~. po.or.
nsul-General Lee to-day visited DIT. Be,an,
court and other Americans VINO are coi'iiiVu
in the Havana jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30
TELEGRiPHIC NOTES.

Ken;on. Ohio Jan 2e-Two men. supposed 10 be
tramps were found frozen 10 death near Dunkirk
along the tracks OF the Pttsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad. this morning.
Charleston, H. Jan. Ed. Henderson and his
nephew named Boyle Quarrel,ed I'm n machine
shop here to-day. one man used a monkey wrench
aud the other a hammer. Boyle received wounds
which caused his death a half hour afterward. and
Hendersons head is so badly crushed that he can
not live.
Conductor on a Central freight train, killed
at Oneida at a. IN. to-day by being struck by the.
second section Of train NO. 30, special limited mall
westbound He was twenty-four years old and
leaves widow
Newburg. " Y. Jan. Zs-John Bell and George
S WoveE were scalded yesterday by the blowing
Of the gasket of IA boiler in the electric works.
Bel died al midnight. He was about thir,y years
Of age and leaves a widow and ave CHiidreN'
woven was not seriously hu:t.
Al the Chateau Frontensc on Wednesday is now
believed 10 have been {. 5. SchreVe d Traveller
tor the Iangdon- achelor Company corset manu-
iacturers. OF New-York who has been missing
nearly two weeks A description Of schreve tele-
graphed by the firm corresponds exactly with mat
o. the suicide. He registered under The name OF
Chester s. Sands. New Orleans.
Kingston, n. y Jan. 29-Thomas King arrested
neced with the Mu!gan murder, was discharged
this morning. the evidence not being snficient TO
leased yesterday
stead. No. 40 Lake-ave. owned by Frank r. Bald
win, ID stOckbroker. was Damaged $500 by fire
early this morning. TWO servant shls escaped
IRON the scond floor by forming rope out or bed
clothing. one OF them. Miss O'Brlen. fc and
was internally injured. and may de Mr. and
yrs Baldwin are In New-York cry nj the Hoel
baldwins valet. is under detention here by the
police in connection with the fire