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Evening star., 1901-09-09
BIG GOLF TOURNEY.
Good Practice Scores Made Yesterday
in Face of Stiff Wind.

Good Practice Scores Made Yesterday
in Face of Stiff Wind.
The great scores which have been the
order of the practice Of the golfers who
have assembled at Atlantic City for the
amateur championship tournament Of the
United States Golf Association, which be-
gan this morning on the links Of the At
lantic Golf Club at Northfield, were not
continued yesterday. A high wind made
havoc Of the doings Of the majority of the
contestants, but such good golf was played
that 1t was believed that all records will
be broken in the golfers blue ribbon event.
G.. B. Macdonald, the champion of 1895,
was at the top of his game yesterday, and
ran the eighteen holes in II. Macdonald
played with Percy Pyne, second, the for
mer intercollegiate champion, who finished
champion of the United States, was on
hand, and his game was critically watched
by a large gallery. He covered the eigh-
teen holes in 81. Louis Livingston, jr., Of
Westbrook, who put Findlay Douglas out
of the metropolitan championship last year,
was In fine form, and made 70.
All arrangements for the tournament
were completed last night. The executive
committee of the United States Golf Asso-
citation met yesterday to devise a plan to
finish the qualifying round of today before
nightfall.
Golfers who finish with 100 or over for
the first eighteen holes will lose their place
in the regular list and will have to take
their chances by the order of their respec-
tive scores of finishing before dark.
Evening star., 1901-09-09
Vailsburg's Cycle Races.

Seven thousand persons saw the Walls
burg IN. J.) bicycle races yesterday. In
the final Of the halfmile professional Kra-
mer and Lawson were the only ones left,
and as Kramer punctured his tire, Lawson.
who had the track to himself, refused to
take first prize. In the run-off Kramer
won.
1t was decided to hold benefit races at
Boston, Providence and Vailsburg, the
gross receipts to be turned over to Johnny
Nelson, the rider whose leg was ampu-
tated. Summary:
Half-mile open (professionaD-Won by
Frank Kramer, East Orange: liver Lawson,
Chicago. second. Time, Las 2-5.
Five-mile handicap (professional)-Won
by j. B. Bowler, Chicago (25O yards; Ar
thur Ross, Newark (250 yards), second !;
John Bedell, Lynbrook 600 yards), third |;
e. d. Stevens. Buffalo (250 yards), fourth.
Time, 1922.
Evening star., 1901-09-09
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A STABLE
In the of Truck House F. for the Fire De-
psrtment, on Whitney between 18th and 14th
etreets.-Ofiice OF the Commissioners ID. c., Wash
fngton September Z, 19O1.-Sealed proposals will
be received at this office until TWELVE NJ, SAT-
URDAI, SEPTEMBER TWENTY FIRST, 1901 for
Constructing Stable I'm the rear of Truck House
''F.' on lot r. square 81, Whitney be-
tween 18th and 14th streets n. Blank forms OF
proposals and specifications, together with all
necessary information, may be obtained upon ap-
plication therefor at the Office Of the Inspector OF
Buildings Of the District of Columbia and bids
upon these forms only will be considered. The
right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Pro-
posals must be inclosed in envelope, sealed and
indOrsed the outside: Proposals for Construct
ing Stable for the Fire Department" HENRY
B. +. MACFARLAND, JOHN w. ROSS, LANSING
h BEACH, Commissioners, D. @. se9-6t
Evening star., 1901-09-09

NEW YORK. septe hber e.-John Nelson.
the young bicycaist II Chicago. who was
injured in his race wh Jimmy Michael at
Madison Square Gas1en last Wednesday
night. died today q Bellevue Hospital
Nelson's left leg wa badly lacerated by
one Of the wheels d& his motor tandem.
The limb was amputSted last Saturday to
prevent the spread Of blood-poisoning. but
he did not recover sfnom the shock of the
operation. Nelson was twenty-one years
old.
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Wanted-To Rent.
Real Estate.
Money to Loan.

$IO0.GG0 10 IUAN--Lowcst rates: Straight or
monthly payments. Stark 4 Co., Traders bldg.
ANY AMOUNT or MONEY TO l.OAN--Qui,k,
straight loans or Building and Loan At
from 4 to per cent. Cali ou y. '. Walker,
3lI5lj Conncll bnidn-.
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DARKEST DAYS
Are Days Of Suffering--lhey
Are Becoming Brighter.
Brighter for Some
scranton PeO.
pie.

Many dark days" from kidney ills
Backarlr headache, nervous, tired
Urinary troubles~-nakes you gloomy.
Doan's Kidney pills bring relief
Ering cure to every kidney sufferer.
rhey are endorsed by Scranton.
Mr., Jacob Rupenthal, of 500 Irving
avenue. South Side, employed as ma
chine attendant in the D.. l.. IL w. II.
a.. says: I had almost constant pain
in my back and 1T night ii was so bad
could not turn In bed. | tried all
kinds of plaste,s and kidney medicines
but derived little 1t any benefit. No.
tlring Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
in our city papers and endorsed by
numbers of Scranton citizens. ] got
them at Matthews Bros drug store.
They did me more good than all other
remedies put together. Having at
times a slight return Of the pain in
my back IA resort to q dose or two of
Doan's Kidney Pills never fails to
drive it away"
For sale by ali dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster AIilburn CO.. Buffalo. y.
j.. sole agents for the United states.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute.
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wolnans orchestra in the county, cave Il ron.
by large audience. which especially demon,
stntive in its approval. Each OF Ihc individa,
players in the orchestra is IN artist and the IN.
sonhc playing cannot help hut 10 excellent.
Miss Mary Rcuci WilCzcl. It ,iolinist aud Mis-,
Mildred Rogers !nctt" soprano With spicnlil
voice, assisted tho orchestra. Miss Rogers vas
called back again and again and sang \cvin's
second numbeD The programme rendered Wis as
follows:
March from Suite Ior Orchestra ....,... .trrtnwall
Overture to "Aignon' ....................T Themt,
tdntablc nom Samson III nalila'' saint. .>lcil,
MIl,,cd Rogers.
tO 'Thc Death oi Ase," IRON, "pccr Gyn."
Shl'c ,....................... .tvrlS
(h) Glvot'". "Enti'actc' ................,: .,:illet
String Orchestra.
Grand Selection trom the Opera 'Ipaelacci'
Lconcavallo
Andanie Allegro. from Seventh Concerto,
WicnawS.ii
Many R"uck. .WiczCk.
''k'mviia,ion Ia Ealsc'' ..........Non Weber
'Mv Love l. Come .....................Ma .Marziis
'GirlS ot Seville go. Dcu.a
"Mr Rosary
Mdlcd RogCis.
Duet ior FlIlc and Cello, The Voice oi
I.pN' .'NtlNJnIlIt
Misses Ball and Bullocl
De-r, iptivc "lmpS AMI Goins" ....... .r,rrnel
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HONESDALE.
reeial to the Scranton Tribune.


Honesdale, Dec 4.--Miss Mae Foster,
IT Hancock. is the guest of Miss Clara
Wolf.
Miss Jennie Brownscombe. the Homes
dale artist, is spending the winter in
Rome. Italy.
Mrs. Bcntls'. of Third street, has re-
1urneG from an extended visit with
friends in New York city.
'SideTrackcd' comes to the opera
louse Thursday evening 1t is Il mrth-
provoking comedy, presented by Il
strong company, who draw large audi.
cnces. The characters include the
tramp Dutchman, policeman and sev
cral others.
A foot OF snow has fallen here, and
the sleigh bells jingle at every hand.
The lumbelmcn will make good use of
The sleighing.
The Honesciale Lutheran church has
extended Il call TO the Rev. MI Beh-
rens, tn succeed Eev. Mr.. tiallecamp.
Charles Avery, \. B. Ciammel and W.
l.. Ferguson have been uppointcG by
the court as commissioners to consider
the advisabilily of dividing the bor-
ough of Iones,laie into wards.
A hot turkey supper will be served
this Crhursday) evening in the Sunday
school room OF Grace church.
General Mpnagcr w. w. Wuod. of
the National Elevator works: Mrs.
Wood and daughters, Miss Blanche I.
and Miss Mae. will make New York
city their home for the winter.
Thanksgiving turkeys wer. presented
To the employees of the Wells Fargo
express ana National Elevator works
hy their employers.
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At the Academy Tonight.

Tie tame Keeper a new tomant ii,h
comedy drama, which won immediate triumph tn
its FIRST production, will begin an rngie euent ri
three days tonight At the Academy at Music 4
happy inspiration w,S manifested in the choosing
oi the title. The Game Kccpct," II prepares
the audience ;or az atmosphere At once ncw,
strange and fascinating. No country in the world
possesses many elements ol dramatic interest as
dear old Ireland wcIc the line between rich and
pouI, atisocrat and paupc, is move sharply draw.
than anywhere else on e,ttii, Derry noOau. the
game keeper, is the leading role ui this play. aud
Is III the hands oi Americas h.yoritc singing lLd
dancing comcdian smith OEgion, vino Tor scyp.
wears STARED in ". n. Pow,ls' successful play,
The Ivy Leaf" Doth plays are rom the pen oi
Con. r. Murphy
Tile Game Keeper" is interviewer with diverse
and Characteristic threads Ot human interest.
some o the stage pictures portray thC liie ot The
liisi alisoeIacy, whr,. high breeding and w1alth
are Ioimed to entail the same poignant soivoya
rs in the homes al the poor quite vein vi
comedy runs through the play: genuine huluor OF
scene and character; within the bounds which
the mainly serious aims OF the play neGcs,tates
run vein ci rough and ,cLdy comedy. The
company engaged is one oT superior excellence.
MdtinecS f,iday and Saturday afternoons.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Dec. Authorizations active and
held higher; winter straights. 50. tja}5i; Mime
sofa patents, S3.soailn Whcat-Spot strong;
Ne. red. s59.c. /. o. b. ufoat; No. !. red, saHa
elevator: No. Northern Duluth. Soc i. o. h.
ahrat. Options We're active all day. Closed
strong aud lisal4c. MT higher. March closed
sjiic.; May. si"sc,; December. Sc. Corn spot
strong; No. =, i0,ac. elevator and ;l2ic. /. o. b.
atoat. Option market was very strong. Closed
strong Al l@sc. net advance. MAY closed 707sC. ;
December. 7O'ac. oatS-Spot tirmcr; No. .. j0,sc.; ;
No. s. 50c.; No. white, ;tSl&ujic.; No. 3 whitc
Sc: track mixed western, I0IJlc.: track white
JlaGc. Options broad west and much stronger
on heavy general huyiug Buiter-Fhm; cream.
cry. l6a25lec.; factory, l2iaaijc.; June creamery
lst22c.: imitation creamery, lialsi:c.: state
dairy. l3i23i.c, ChceSc-Firm; fancy large Sep.
t"nhcr. he: fancy small >eptcmhcgN l0IIiIc.
late made best large, 9iic. late made best small
,oWIo'Sc, Eggs Steady state aud Pennsylvania
.d,2,c.; western at marx, 2Gc southern At mnk
.nt2jc.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Montrose, Dec i.--Mis bessie tost-
wick Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clar-
.ncc r.. Ellsworth at Susduehannn
James Dolail, the new landlord ot the
Exchange hotel is having extensive
improvements made in and about that
ancient and popular hostelry.
The entertainment given by the Ariel
Ladies' SeNtctte (thc Smith sisters AZ
Village hall on Monday evening was
one Of the very best ever heard in
Montrosc and those who missed II
were LOSERS to il heavy degree We
have had In years gone by many fa-
nous concert company but not one is
recalled that gave such boundlcss and
universal satisfaction as the Smith
sisters. Tie child iinpersona tons nj
Miss Marguerite Smith are simply per-
feet. These sisters are advertised as
I'm attraction at the Carbondale teach
ers' institute. They should be given
rousins reception.
Beautiful snow can appropriately
he recited just now in Montrose. We
have loads of II and prime sleghns
anyone looking for "a sample of the
''only original and genuine old fash
ioned winter" can find plenty of the
real thing in Susuuchanna countys
capital today.
w. Nelson Barnes, esq. of this place.
Is announced as u candidate for the
office of register and recorder of Sus-
Nuehanna county, subject to the action
ut the Republican nominating convcn-
ton next year. Mir. Barnes is a. prom
inent stalwart Itcnublican and has had
large experience in the duties of the
place to which he asprcs. as for many
years he has been the efficient and
obliging. deputy recorder. M Barnes is
splendidly equipped for the party. y
host of friends will aid him in the can
vass and earnestly hope for his Sue
cess.
Mark Thompson. of Dimock. is en-
gagged ut carpenter work in this place.
s. s. Wright has been making II visit
to relatives in New Jersey.
District Attorney Ralph T. Little is
~ Philadelphia this week.
George Halpin and family. late Of the
Exchange hotel. are moving into the
handsome suite of rooms over Smiths
teWelry store in the Gardner building
on South Main street.
Captain X. james McCausland is on
st business trip 10 Philadelphia.
There VIII be regular monthly meet
inss of the several companies of the
Nontrosc fire department at their re-
Spective parlors on Friday evening. \
large attendance is requested.
Hon. j.. 6. Titman is improving in
health. but much more slowly than
his many friends had hoped for.
Mrs l.. y. Backlls is suffering from
:In attack OF sciatic rheumatism.
Will Porter of l.estcrshire. \. Y, is
Visiting his parents in this place.
Mrs. j. S. 1'urbcl! is i'll with neural
Sia ut her home on Maple street.
H. d. Jones has gone to Harrisburg
to accept his new position as clerk in
the office of AUDITOR General Harden
,,cIuh
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Does not depend ON the start but on the
inish, It's staying power which carries
many runner to victory. It's like that
n business Many man starts off in
he race for business success with a
burst OF speed which seems to assure
victory, Presently be begins to falter
and at last he falls and fails. The cause ?
Generally stomach trouble" No man
is stronger than his stomach. Business
haste leads to careless and irregular eat
ing. The stomach and other organs OF
digestion and nutrition become diseased,
The body is inadequately nourished and
10 grows weak.
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs Of digestion and nutrition. 1t
strengthens the stomach and SO strength
ems the whole body which depends on
the stomach for The nourishment from
which strength is made
There is no alcohol in Golden Medical
Discovery" and it is entirely free from
opium, cocaine and all other narcotics.
Accept no substitute for the "Dscov-
cry" There is no medicine "just as
eoodn for diseases Of the stomach and
>allicd organs,
Your Golden Medical Discovery has per-
Termed wonderful cure" writes Mr.. NJ. II.
Jouse, of Charleston translin Co., Ark or
sh t6. syi o irving hs sSsn
kpctors aud everything Sould hear OF. with no
(ncft. 7 tried Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
lery, and now am enred''
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
stipatior.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce

Philadelphia, peo. l,--NhrulFinM, -. hlgi.
cr; contract s'adc December, nn7oiac. Com
Finn, lo, higher; No. mixed December, Gd'G.
clipped, $50 Butter,-Figni, llir demand; iancy
NeslHn creamery, sdc. DO, nearby prints, a0t.
Egs,-Quicr, but steady; ircsn nearby, Sot, do.
southwestern, 2oc.; do, western a0c, do. sonlh.
iancy small, l0a,allc; do, do. do. tar To choice,
oal0'ac. Refined suSoIs--lnchamged. Cotton.
Finn and iloe, hIshci, Iallow-fim, rair de
do ba,lels. 6aGlsc,; dark, iisas3ic.; cakc, Bl,c.
Live Poultry steady fowls si:a1i2c,; old roos.
ters. Gt!Jn.; chickens, >lgaoi:c. duck,. HllUa. /;
geese, 0aloc.; turkeys. Dal0r. Dressed "ouluv A..
Steady fowlr, choice, l0i3c; do. ar To good,
gi?ll0c,; old ruosters, 6iaa7c; chickens, ntlbv.
llal3c.; western do, oaIIc.; ,mkeys, iancy argl.
by, llal?c.; choice western do, loc,; good 10 i,
49,; western do, ilal2c.
Receipts Flour, tlOo barrel, luN aup,'Oo
pounds in ,aok.; whol ,inn bushels; com. III,
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Dee. I.--Speculation on the board o
trade to-day were such rs to recall the great trans,
action, Of lluichison, CuddlN, Kent. Rcam and
the other giants who ruled the pits and sw,mg
prices tor fortunes cycrS session. Bull en-, h,Si-
.,>m such as has not been seen often IN late yclls
Lad possession oi the markets, and in spite oi
heavy selling Ion profits every rit closed strong.
prcemhcr aud May wheat hotl, closed l'sail q.
up; Dcccmhcr com, iiSali4r. higher May uuin,
llec. ~, md May oats, li.ii"su. higher. pgpri.
-ouS closed 10 TO 32'i, ccnt> ,d,auccd. c,>i, quo
;htunS were follows:
Flom Films standard patents adoan,ri 100;
spring wheat. ,oi.c.; No. = ned, 7>u1ptar.; No. :.
cats, iii,llae.; M. " White, lI'2a4>'ir,; Ne, .
white, i1ai''ic., No. I'VE, GlaiC.; lair to choice
mailing barley, GhliIiac.; No. | f.tysrrd, Sip;
NJ. |. Northwestern, >l.lo; prime timotly seed,
>d.ij mess porI, Sli iHi53d: lald. - ,iOnD -, ;;
shor, libS, S>2ias. o dry sailed shordclS "a
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evening aud tho town WITS plunged Ia darkness
in consequence. II has since been repaired
lafayette g. Plat. Of Laccyvic, was doing
business in town OH Tuesday.
Misses Josephine and Mary Boycc has returned
TO Scranton. after spending Il two weei,s' yJta.
;ion at their home herr.
severe snow sto,m prevailed here all day
Tuesday. and the ground L. covered with SNOW
TO the depth oi several inches.
No new cases OF smallpox have dcteIorrd here
succ the llttct part of The week, and everything
is running In its accustomed channels. No 'ur.
her trouble is apptchcndcd.
Miss fblu Brown returned on rucsdly from
weeks visit with friends at WyausinG.
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HALLSTEAD.


special To the scranton Tribune
lilllNlcdd, Dee. I. The school board nd,c teen
oon,ldoriha tho best plan OF changing tn, heat
'ng IpDplratus in the school building on rt4nk.
In street. so that 10 will heat to the best ad.
lantag" Thcv propose changing The registers
Tor the hot air. nom the wall 10 the floor ot The
Wnidlng This change. Il Is predicted, will
make noticeable difference III the temperature
ut The school looms.
stanley Warner. ui Forest iair. was IN irNn
Monday. visiting friends
Hrs, .. r. Smith, oi Susunelanna, WAS h,rc
Nlniar, visiting Mrs. lturv Jones, her uaugh.
fer, and in,idcn,,lly, placed large order Ter
Chiifs with the Chair tictcrv.
The rnmor printed AMI circulated in s'n,g 81
IN" papers, especially the i;rcdt Bend Plain.
dealer, to the effect that T. W. Church and S!is,
Mice smith. OF ipSonrilc, had been recently
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HARTFORD.
special to tn. Scranton Tribune,

Harro'j, Dee, i,-Mr, and Mgs. Wooden, "a.
Bodsctt's Mills, y, V, have been spending
several days with their daughter, MIS-. Gsorse
Baldwin
Miss sopmon, fsnar IS ysl,As iriends IN
Blookyn.
Inland Estlh,o1h spen, THANKSGIVING with
her parents, II, ;. tStlhIook,
Mis. Henry Richardson died very suddenly
Thanksgiving day, The tunoral Was held at her
late home saturday. InteImcnt was n,de in
llariord cemstcIy.
,r. and Ms. George Johnston nr visiting
uieud- in SclJnt0u
Ah and Ma, John Olson ma Srio!cug over
the uriyal oi a ,on
T.. NJ, WLtson visited the Nest IenoN Chris.
tian Eudclyor society last sunday
tu, TIFFANY has sold his meat market 10 ",
Morgan, ol New Milford, llr win take posses
sion March !.
Rev Fisher Is on the sick iia
George DoIway wli in Montrosc Tuesday.
Iht league will hold an oyster supper at H.,
y, NqhbiN: Wednesday evening, be-. T.
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THE MARKETS.


New York. Dec. i.-~rhc stock market opened
with firm tone today aud gathered considerable
strength durug The ,Oulsc Of the day. The ,iae
lid not embrace the entire list, however. aud the
exceptions 10 the strength among the very
plominent stock. one stock group OF stocks
aud then another were taken ~ and lifted in
price The dealing III these active stocks was ,n
very large scale. but the aggregate nj the day :
dealings rdicac~ that the market was moi very
broad. The general sentiment among the spccu-
IiiiNc community Wa one oi satisfaction over
the content, ni the presidents message and over
he tone OF the comment upon that document in
tl" press. The rccunncndat ions ri the secretary
oi the treasury looking 10 tue rc'orm ot banking
currency We're also view with satisfaction in The
financial district. Tie >tcadiev tone ot Amalsa
mated Copper removed an extremely disturbing
Influence and Il potent factor, though mega
tive one, in the strength nj the market. The
trading continued To reflect hesitation. while the
coilsc ot this stock continued er,atic, but when
the firm support at about last nights level was
pctocIrcd the general tone Of tlr market became
decidedly morc confident. The trading in Anal
ganatcd Copper WAS still on very large scale.
IN" stock nearly touched the low record c-tab-
morning hut rallied strongly during the latte;
part OF the day. aud closed with n net gain Vi
!Ia The renewed break in the london copper
market WIS ignored. The most notable points OF
strength in thc dav's market were among the
Gould STOCKS. led by Manhattan. which rose
an extreme rs. This tocis served Il lead Ils,
ui the striking gains in the local traction group.
New York Central was conspicuoisv strong, as
was Pennsylvania. General Electric rose ia.
There were many gam, ut to : points in the
sou,hwcstcrn,, Grand Trunks. coalcis and indus.
trials. Notwithstanding the Sntisfactio proicS,cd
over the trust paragraph III the president =
message. the tians.Cunin.n,ll stock, and United
state, Steel were lasgards in the advance Great
Northern preferred lost ~, and Northwcs,cr
G7s. with rally oi =; The market closed slight
ly irregular, but neal the top Tor many stocks.
value, S2,76j,GOo
Speculative bonds Were strong. but there waA
irrcgulari'y in the general list. Total sales par
Total sales to-day. T25, 500 shares
United States rounding as advanced 4. and the
3s registered Is per cent. on the last call
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Nevada Concert.

NJ. Leon MoIcau, the eminent pianist, WHO will
appear with the Emma Nevada company this
season, has Just completed new orchestral
work, which will be given this season by the
lamoureau% orchestra in Paris, and very Likely
also in London and Berlin by the big orchcstraS
OF those cities. One II NJ. Morcau'S orchestral
compositions, tRc symphonic poem, entitled,
''SW Ia Mer Loirtaine,' has been given with
great success, not only by the London and Paris
orrhesiras, but by every one OF the famous OF
chcstgaS OF the continent. 1t will probably nave
Il hearing on this side oi the wafer this season.
VI. Aoreau comes TO the Lyccum thealer next
Monday evening with the Emma Nevada concert
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AvOCA.

Nansnt5u, ., ,,,ieally ill., Au "pa'Iiou vas
pIlomcd on him Monday morning a, Lsqna.
wanna no,pt'l,
rne iour wecS, ol >5r o! M tud M,.
lame, Martin. OF the North End died or Mon,
dly vitemoon IntcIment NJ, made YESTERDAY
attc,noo ;. in l.lngclihc cemetery,
NJ. II, Bo,ley Installed ihc cthCcl@ oi lldy
Son,r,ar l,l'.', u Pllt't n, last evening
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Dec. ,uttlc--i,cccipts lG,Oyb ia.
Guiding 800 western; active and - H. ~ cent,
higher; good to prime, 81. ioi.jn; poor 10 me.
dunn, S3,9OaG; stncicls and feeders. S!ai.?j rnvs,
-. .2iai75; letters, S?L5jO; cinncrS, sl..il4.au;
bulls, >2-it,7j; calves, S2.50Lj.50; TcNa, led
steers, s5.lj; western stecgs, 5,75ltDO Hogs
Receipt, today, io,e"; tomorrow, $1,000; htu
lor light; miXed a,i butchers, S5.G,a6 10; good
10 choice heavy, Sjsjad,so; tough heavy, IS asa
SO; light, sjl5Ii; bulh 0: sales, Sj..alh.1 .1j
Sheep Receipts, 1000; steady; good to choice
wcihors, S3. jOal.2i; western sheep, sal; native
inlnb.. g. .5Oii; weston hmbs. S5li.2h.