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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE: SATURDAY," DECEMBER' 24, 1881. rSAVELERS' RECORD. RETT YOBK WESTERN NEW YORK NEWS Br TELEGRAPH. MlW poT KBt, IVot." lfld 0m fr R8YAI fSS51 a 1rr-FfT CKITT for ah tn9Ttlm, rnefc AiSdMloaal Una FIVE F.XT. rrb OvTVoai andl Ian afrofil ro ko.

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ICT. ---Bffvn fhe Itotos Hme wl th P-V-J otS'. a Bntrh i Key, Tfe 9n4t wiii be Ht erajly reward pf returuiadT then to the i'i latjo ROO AND BOaRO, TO LET. frrmt Room, wh K. Paal-st.

Aiao f-td- Bxm. FOR HAtxR A9IO FOR BE1SFT, itmziiiy-oeLeA Suite of fmr nd tp H'V'TBs. with ail esmv-emences iiht houw neeDiBiE. TenmSi.aif") frfni four cama. tia children.

-t 96 North i. Paul-st. T7OB KENT Two flocrs in th building coiwia? MiU aod act ory 4jxXXQ. Jxnt oa ail siM8 aa jr Bfjetptewter Kuseiaa pauora, Aiso a 19 rtaB vindiaU, mad by Brewf-ter A New ors, at tUxxa 6 Powers Block. WANT.

Pvotinar in erehanj? f.yr Jet-1ng Maobina of (tny make, at Tl KKAKT'i 8ewiir MKciily Booas, 88 1 gtate-at. A tw Amenta. Labor tisfai mt prtit Kiod. Men out of ewpynvmt, cali mt. H-mse.

eomer him MhIq aad raukim-sM. Far'e Watiiir and Sla "Wtrfsjp AlOreats MorUeer. a 1 ti. i- ohce. -Y SANFORD'S EADiCAL CURE.

The rrcat bal-asic of Wile Hazel. Ana erican 1'iiie, anada Fir. Startgotdr Ctov-er Bioasoatia, ec, for the iairoedmje relief and permanent cure every form ot atarrh, from a slmpie Head taid to la-eiptenx Cvwvmpiiaii. SANFORD'S RADICAL CORE neansee te iwttl passage of foal mneua, iwtnres the aenaoa of ioaPil, taste and heartne, when affted fire the hf-ad. thr-rt aod bronchia, tubes of offenaiT chokimt matter.

sweetens and partftu the brpath. stop Cfiisb Hmi arresL, tiie progress oi catarrh towat-da Cc.nsuiriptioii. SANFOoD'S RADICAL CUSc Is the only ccxTpiete externs, and Internal trestmMtt. troe botte Idical dire, one bot Caturrh! b-eBi ar.d SMinfCri-d's linpTOTed Inkier, with Twattse. tmtt of ai drugiritM for $1.

Ask -r tsanf ord Kbdicai Cure for Catarrh 1 WKlKS POTTBR, Boftasi, Mcam. IasWaions Relief front every Pain and Weakness of the Luny. llTr, Kitlrip and Urtnary Onnuio, Rheuuiaiicm, No.urJ)E:a a.id MalariJi Pains in CoIMNV VOi-TAJC lir.KCTBlO PI-A4-TKKrf. Only 23- rent, dold e.erywharo. fUUi A-UvJMAa.

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TU9 aZCfagm Alawwac aad Cooa JBaafc aeatfMa Romford Chetadcal Work, Prodaaca, X. 1 H. AKTHoS ICO and IQm Kew fort. No Secret We are ccnstaatly reoetTinc and adding to our already larjre suct fresh ca. which hare been m-et carcfuuy aeifcrcd.

suitable for the present season, and which we are odertiia at very tow auras fai aoXd of Bue quaiiiMrA. X. Mogridge's tiltOCKBT ASH MEAT MARKET. rormrr Plrsak Inaai, A. J.

REIBLiNC, Gen'! Insurance Office KO. EAST UY-8T. te Ortoirn Bjw, Represent aoM of tae OLDEST and MOST RIJA-L8 COMP AKI KS. Policies teaei oa TFJtMa. It will pay rog rail ott mo.

REASONS 3 WHY THE GELLULOIP tJJ EYE CLASSEtg dSLSUB THE "BEST awioaain trmj are tb LIGHTEST. HAXDStlMBS" ad STBONGEST doti. Sold t.f Oiiuciaasiii feitire, Mad. UI Sfii-SliEU UPllOAi. 0tA.lt Notice to Contractors.

CiIT Civit RsecNXgH's Ornrw. CI-Kvkiavfi, 0 Dec 1, 1U. i MEWSA BTON'E PAV1XO ftRAIP PR0POS-als w-U be rooeired at the olfice ot the Roard of tmproTOTsonts nntli la o'clock Toeadar. Jaaaarg ITUl, lii, tor remoio: ts old wo.id draining and rsoaVuig with Mvuo. aaad.

Stone the l.aloww. streets: Bon strttwrrom Superior street to top of kill, 11. Ml fquare yasia, npprox. Itrciflwav, from Oiio street to Libera! street, far.ll1, aprox. from Independence street 0Q feet east.

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GORDON'S 79 81 East Maln-St -FOB Mantle Oraaments. Toilet Sets, Perfume Sets, Jewel Cases, histaads, Boies, ondiercMef Boiea, Card Casee, Eeceiyers, Tork Baskets, 7ork Boiea, Had Bags, 2aadkercMef Satchels, Faotcgrapli Alljnms, iatograpli Albums, Cushions, rortemonnaies, AND A2I AU103T Endless Variety lalier Fancy Articles Too to mention in a news- -pr ad vertument. I hTe a clinic selection of Goods whabJe for CHRISTMAS GIFTS to 19 81 E. Kain-St. FOR THE MAIM Again in Full.

Blast 'I I'luW Cloeka. Vr Centers. flle Whp, Ice Pitrhers, Void I'laW Watck Cludus, Uold Plated Pfaclb, Sl-p Ration. Gold Ring, Nm, Oil Palatini. Booka, IMrtar Fraate, Cirorat, Bird CafM, Haad Sh-i for turn, Mia CENT STORE, POWERS' BLOCK.

Extracted Without Pain 1, AT mm I not wfch to say anything at all against him. Of course, he was somewhnt provoked when he fu-st learned of the marriage, 'but as it couldn't be helped he would make the best of it. Miriam had left, a will bequeathing "all herproperty' 'to Dr. North, "but, added the old gentleman, "the didn't own a dollar's worth of privity. I male a will aome time ago, for I didn't know when I'd die, expsct-sng in fact to go oSC any moment the past tea years, and, of course, Miriam was mentioned in the will, and she knew it, but that will has been burned up.

True, I deeded hor seme property, a few lots liut do you think a will bke hers, that just simply willed all her property to Ho-and so, without describing tht property or saying anything eLse, is a good will Tlie reporter admitted his ignorance, and the old gentleman omtinued. He was reconciled, he said, to the marriage, and did not wish to disown his son-in-law, as he had the most friendly feelings for him. Dr. North has been living at the house until a few days ago, when he removed to the hotel Hunt. The executor of the estate wau John F.

O'Rourke. The property deeded to his daughter consisted, said Mr. Robbins, of the family residence and adjoining lot, and a little property in Point Pleasant, Mo. His only child still living was James M. Robbins, who was then in the house on a visit, but who resided at New Madrid, Mo.

the old gentleman's old home. BICl IN CH EAT HEAP." A Sioux BUI of Fare Host It Led to Iu' ternal Disturbances. Bill Sye In the Laramie Boomerang. hie of the peculiarities of the latest United States style of feeding the noble red man, is tlie Tact inat ne is given Government rations, and at the same time appropriations are made which are supposed to maintain him. Some times a wild Indian, who don't know much about groceries and how to prepare them for food, comes in and draws his regular soldier rations this way.

tor Instance, up In the fcittuig juii country, a while ago, an Indian came in from the war-path who had never seen any of the pale faced style of food, and drew his rations. He made a light meal of nnground coffee the nrstuay, and as he overate and the coffee sweUed in him, he had diffi culty in buttoning his jiants around the pain he had on hand. He felt very unhappy for a-day or two, out laid it -to uie fact that he hadn't ex ercised much, and the consequent ennui and indigestion resulted therefrom. As soon as he succeeded hi getting the interior department quieted down a little be tackled his ration of caudles. These he decided to partjjgil in order to avoid trouble from indigestion.

The dish wts not so much of a glittering success as he had anticipated, aud as he remorsely picked the candle wicking out of his teeth with a teut pin, he made some remarks which grated harsluy on tlie asthetie ears of those who stood near. He then tried a meal of yeast powiier with vinegar. He ate the yeast pow- dur, and then took a pint of extremely potent vinegar to wash it down. At first there was a feeling of glad surprise in his stomach, wmen rapiuiy gave place to unavailing re morse. A can or yeast powder in an Indian's midst don't seem to be prepared for a pint of vinegar, and the result of such an unfortunate circumstance is not gratifying.

tvery little wr.ue a look or pain would come overtliefcaturesof the noble child of the forest and then he would jump about seventeen feet and trv to kick a cloud nut of tlie sky. Then he would sit down and thiuk over his past life. It took about a week for him to get back to where he (tared to get np another meal for himself. Then he fricasseed a couple of pounds of laundry soap awl ate that. Soap is all right for external purposes or for treat ing a pair of soiled socks, but it does not as similatewith the gastric juice readily, and those who have tried it as a rehsh do not seem to thirk that it will ever arrive at any degree of prominence as an article of diet.

That is why this untutored child of nature swore, He had never received the benefits of early training profanity, and his language, there fore, was disconnected and rambling but when we consilor that he was ignorant of our language, and that every little while he had to stop aud hold on to his digester with both hands and dig great holes in the earth with his toes, the remarks didn't geetn alto eether out of place or irrelevant. hen gallon or so of agitated baking powder and vinegar is singing its tittle song in the inner most recesses of an Indian, and this has been followed by a treatment of laundry soap, the student of human nature can find a wide field for observation in that locality. The earnest and occupied look, the troubled expression of uie countenance, louoweu try tne quick, nerv ous twitching of the muscles of the face, and then the swelling up and tta bursting of the suspender button, the deep-drawn sigj and the smothered cuss-word, all betoken the gatrio agitation guiug on within. This is- why an Indian prefers a link of bologna sau sage and a two-year-old dog to the high priced groceries so common to our modern civilisation. BKHEK THAN HE THOVGHT.

The Financial Methods of the Late Colonel John W. Forney. Philadelphia Press. Colonel Forney was supremely and curiously indifferent in money matters. One instance that strongly illustrates this trait has caused many a hearty lauglijiimong his acquaintances.

Despite the advice of many friends, among them lierce Butler, the husband of Fanny Kemble, he determined to invest a large sum of money in a new enterprise a rice-cleaning machine or something of that sort. He felt firsncially able to do this by rvoson of having made a tale of some Lake Knperior property. He filled out a check on the Girard bank for a very large amount, and intrusted it to a friend for collection. When the piece of paper was presented to th- paying -teller, tliat official first scratched his chin and then went to see the prrsidi nt of tlie tank, who at that time was Mr. Bokcr.

father of Hon. George H. Boker. Mr. came forward smilingly, aud said that while Colonel Forney had quite a large sum of mcney on deposit in the bank, the amount to his credit was not ermal to that called for by the check; but still, if Colonel Forney would step down to the bonk himself the check would he honored.

The friend returned to tlie Press otlice in anindiguant frame of mind and told Colonel FdrneJ- tluit he had made him the beaier of a check that hod been dishonored, tor the reason that there were not sufli-hnt funds in the bank. Some mistake, sir some mistake, re -p! ied the big- hearted editor. I have much more than that amount on deposit in the bank, and he uttered the name of a familiar depository other than the Girard. But I did not go there, replied the friend in amazement. The check is drawn on the Girard bank.

My my 1' said Colonel Forney, "did I make such a silly mistake I Why, 1 have not a penny in the Girard bank. I did not intend to send there, 1 Oh, yes you have a large deposit in the Girard bank, answered his friend uui it was not sufficient to meet this check. mistaKe, sir a mistake, replied the co onel 'I have not a penny there. A visit was made to tlie Girard bank, however, and Cciouel Forney found, to his aruasement; that he was much richer than he thought. In the same Way, when the Longaeres' bank, in Lancaster, failed, Colonel Forney found that he hai a long-time deposit there that he had Known nothing of.

It was this indiirurenee in money matters that exemplified probably as weU as any other trait the lavish disposition oi uie man now mourned lavish not only with "osuui, uui im me more precious tieas ore of his heart, THE TENACITY OF FIUHTIMi DOC1S A Ncnbursh Dos; Death rlp on the noae oi tne nog- Who hipped llin. New York Hun. Tieo. S3. For some time past the owner in this city of a brtndle bull terrier, three years old, named Jack, has offered to match him against any dog in a pit.

Re. -en tly a Newburg dog famier "i aKainsi nun tne live-year-old yellow brio. lie Samuel Tilden. imuortod trnni in land aliout a year ago. His father wa a eels-brated tighter, and he won several desjierate prire fights.

Th dogs were to flK'ht at twenty and one-half pounds em, for 250 a side. The light took place yeaterilay afternoon, iu an old tern some miles from the city. The dogs were put in the pit at o'clock The referee was a well-known New York sporting man, who has not missed a dogfight for th. last twenty years. Jack was the favorite at fifty to forty, but during the first half hour of battle Samuel J.

Tilden showed such gameneas and cleverness that the betting became even. It, however, gradually became apparent that Jack was the stronger and most wary fighter. He stopped Tilden' rushes at every point, catching him by th ear, throat and nose, and dashing him ou the floor of Uie pit, evidently determined to strangle him to death. Although Tilden was a game dog, he had no chanco. Finally Jack caught TiUk-n's under jaw in his month and crunched it, Tilden howling with pain and UKer.

It was- thought, at this stage, that Tiki had begun to weaken. Jack, got a bold on Tilden's throati and dragged hi ra around tlie pit. Whoa Tilden broke th hold an.l sot on Ills feet it was evident that hi spine was As hour and a quarter had passed, Tilden was trying to stand up in the bloody pit, while Jack was darn ing around him trying th got a hold, snapping at Tilden's legs and paw Hiudly he caught Tilden again by th throat' and Tilden whimpered with psin. He licked. Take the dog away if you waut to saveluni!" shouted til crowd.

"No h. ain't, mid Tom Barton, Tilden's haniller, he's only foxing. He's a cunningold dog- Tilden was lying on the ground, bleeding profusely, Jack meanwhile worrying him. It looked as if Tilden was dyjng, ami the crowd Defame clamorous that he should be taken out of tha pit, when suddenly th old dog snapped hold of Jack' nose, end, cleDchlng his teeth, held on for full fifteen minutes, while Jack struggled desperately to get away. A soon as be got loose, Jack sprang at Tilden again and dragged him about the pit.

At the end of on hour and fifty minutes the dogs were parted and sponged. It was Jack's turn to cross the pit, and he rushed over into Tilden 'a corner with alacrity. An other turn, was had at seven minutes. It was Tilden time to ctm to the scratch. He tried to go across the pit, but on reaching the middle, fell, showing that' he was game, but weak from loss of mood and severe punishment.

The referee then decided that Jack had won tlie fight. Time of battle, two hours and three minutes. Good judges consider this one of the best-contested dog tights thai ever took place in this country. It is expected thit Tilden will die. tOJlKM AT THE POLLS.

Am ExcltlnK Contest for School Trustee In the Tow of Fablus. York San. abuts, N. Y. Dec.

23. The school meeting in this town was very exciting, the contest for trustee being between Alvin House and Lydua bramer. When about 100 votes had been polled, thirty ladies of all ages crowded in through a side door and demanded their rights. The chairman asked if they wanted to vote. Thoy answered in chorus.

We do Their leader stepped up and of fered a ballot, but was challenged. The chairman asked if she would listen to the qualifications and take the oath, and she replied in the affirmative. He then began to read that a voter to be entitled must be a male citl- sen twenty-one years of age, etc. Several persons protested that that was not the law, and while some one went to look up the sta tute, the ladies were in great trepidation. What big fools we are said a black -eved beauty." My husband can J-) the voting after this, 1 exclaimed a little nvjan with a big Gainsborough hat.

Do see the men all laugh at as, said a shy -looking miss, whose majority was questionable. At length it was decided that they might vote. Some of them hrew their ballots at the clerk. One dropped hers in the chairman's lap, and another put her vote in one of the teller's pockets, Mr. House had 105 votes, and Mrs Bramer 80, The Newspaper of the Worlds According to H.

P. Hubbard's ''News paper and Bank Directory of the World, tbcre are published 34, 274 newspapers ami periodicals, with a circulation of (in round numbers) 216,000, 000 copies, the annual aggregate circulation reaching 1 0, 592, 000, OttO copies, or al wit six and one-half papers per year to each inhabitant of the globe. Europe leads with 1, and North America follows with 12,400, the two together making over nine-tenths of all the publications in existence. Asia has 775 South America. 6119; Australasia, (SOI, and Africa, 132.

Of all these, Kl, 500 ara printed in the English language, 7. in German, 8, 850 in French nd over fiOO in Spanish. There are 4, 020 daily newspapers, 18,274 tri-weeklies and weeklies, and 8, 50S issued less frequently. It appears that while the annual aggregate circulation of publications in the United States is 2, (500, 000, 000, that of Great Britain and Ireland is 2, 200, 000, 000. The work will alio contain the names of about 20, 000 banks and bankers of all countries.

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Imported or the express purpose of so Pare Vaccina Vtnu. This Virus is perfectly snd persons vaccinated with run no risk of being Inoculated wits Scrotals, or any otber disease, as' Is frequently the cat woes virus tssea from Bamaa beings Is used. DR. BTHOrftOas vacetnated hundreds Iu the few week, and ia no esse lias tse Tiros failed to work succeHtfulir. 1R.

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OtBreentranceeaPleaoant-st tr cimci to ia, to and to SLNIlATS-e to 11 A. a. and 7 to r. 20 Tons Sal Soda. TITRK, PEBFEtT OOOOH.

EgUAb TO BEST jMirooean aniie, at lintaa pound, ca.h. A tliseount on purchases ol ooc ton or more. aiit or personal ordra solicited. Axid Moulson's mm-tUled, rich, s-Kt, markot tallow SOAP. Best and cheapest goods tor consumers.

t'ti i.sti-i. as iTiiir.o. riNAXClAL AND CCaHBTlCIAL. Oi' HESTER lflABEETS FH1DAY. Berised daily for th Denjocmt and Chronicl.

Tht-re wt) roua feelinsr in the leading American rniio markets to-day, and prices who a SiiK-it 1m-provfment on ywrday' clwtinff lU.n3re. At New ork, wheat was onset tied, strong and 4jc hiiih- er fn cah red, kc on white and on IK-wmbcr red corn utrorm hvber on cmsb No, iS; pork dtsli aod Xite fejwer: iard uoeetUcd rut ttnebanaod. At Chicago. whetit duaed higiier on ca-ih and UowuiVwt j. 3 8piirf; corn firm; cash and Dtsmmbtrr pork shows a decline of sTtS; cash lard V4r, and Januirr lower.

FJOUR WholesaJ qtiouitlmxaf Sfrrtnff attoted at bbl. Amber inter at 17. 5067, 70 bbl. Wiiiie Wiater at ew Procefts at 8.50. Retail price 7oon4H f) bl higher than the Hhove Scares.

CHAIN Kollowliiwi are the rnilnjt quotatioiw paid by b-nyers Wh kat lHjy-1 40c bash for Post, white Mtehitrui and Weka, ISOlSoe bnsh for Oawson, lr140e 9 bufh for Amtver, bosh for Fultc and bush for lied cboice trradetsoBly fymijrandiryf ontslde flinirRs. CORJf quoted at 7ft75e 0 8 for white and 750c CO for yellow. OAT9 quoted bssb far mtzed it mi ft bush Uir while. Kr Eqroted at fcsv B-iaiKT fuoted at 83(t5c buiih lr fonr-rowed and 'J5(5c brjsh f-r two-rowed. BcKwaiui- quoted at m5e 50 fti.

HM Monroe county porkers quoted at KiHHo ft ior lttibt aod neaTy. HAS AKD STHA Followtmr am the raltor otjo- taiiona. Hat noted at $1045 ton, according quality. bai.et Hat quoted at 80sko bTHAW quoted at fts ton for oat and wheat and and studio for rye. Bailed STitAW eo70o 9 100 rTRIlFNT OFOTATIONS PA IT) BY DHALrTTW: Potatoes accjrding to IrO'iOOO si25e Butler Got.d to choice Htate i ft do "ate Oreamery fl- do" IHinols ft Kits doren do Limed doien (Tteew cwhuiesaie; tlbfgee 4ommeB dio head.

do Choice iurL-e doxen head. Telery fhunch doEeo, aecordaiK to size 50ioo Carrots 2se i.Jniont! bh 7ft0Ge imttiar0 KufJ Viimitkins dzeii. areordirur to oualitr 60-a; 1 TTirnip Purple tops boh SS35e do bitri3 twTKDPg ft. accordina to varietr 60 lrtsed hickens friiMi IJrt-ssed iTjrkeys i'Alo lrw-d Iuck9 ft i.mUo Gees lftlke H'dfs Htwn Hivies flirfht and heary) do Cows Riid Heifer Wc do Bulls and Staira ft orte Bfcins Jiml t-alns i.ehch), as to quality do -)tr avrts aowrdinat do 'nft Un aeounUnrf Ui quality. 1 vjc rViOr Vine do OtartretoCrabiriff ft.

ioo do tine I AJ do L'nwashed Coarse Tallw K-mirh ft 4e Ldo Tntd ft ftc AnnexM onotatinrta are prtcea excitialretr Pld by stiipwni tn (jiHtRiaraef tn-Medinm bash. Jo -itarrowa bash do 'I'urtle Soup bash do ltt Kidney bnsb. (jo White Kidneys bush 50S6S 00 8 6ftfa 95 1 ari 30 8 3IAS 40 8 75 do onsn. Appl winter bbl fbarrei lncluded. ae- D(tx HU-nlUOc aujwvu npynn r.

vi ntitru do UnpooiM and Sliced do oua-drifcd ft ioe MIMMJ NTtM MARKET. Krw TOTtK, IccenibeT23 Folio wln were th OlO tx quotation on the Now Vork Minin! Exchange for Flan no llaiutl 5 Amie 13 Uorn 15 50 A lioe 8 13 Hibernia. i-t "1 15 Iron aaiver Alta Montana Bechtea n-div Buckeye Bmwr BiiMlfiltftW 10 lAacrosse 00 Jjeftdvilie Cons' 1 05 S7S kiHiePitMbuxg 150 'TH Little Chief 75 00 00 lrianp.9a 3 00 0s Marip.aa preferred. 5 00 40 MixffiS i-0 Miner Boy Oi NnvaU) OH Nonrn Beile 00 Oft North Bele.Le.... 83 45 Ortemai and Miller.

S3 Plummi 15 10 Fui ii nog-lr 11 BHSViCk tpaazM i 'hief Biili IJomingo Bin Btmlder CnJnTCias. Caitfornia. Con' Cont'd ChrysfJite Central Cherokee lriinCerberg Iahl.neKa Itunkin Kurt-ka Cons' Father Undley (irt-en Oild Stripe Great Goodshaw 135 KobiJuon Camib 8 S3 3 75 Bising Sun 1 Red riiephant. 00 41 80 00 75 BtlrerOiUr 30 OO iier new. 00 G1 Sutro Tunnel i 00 1J 00 StateLlne Ko.

00 a tk) do do 8 and 3. 1 i5 2y do do 1 and 4. 2J 2 30 1 50 81 Tuscarora 14 0M Tip Top 0 00 45 Union Cona'd 14 00 00 Unadllla in tiranvioe Ironotes the askina crice. lvx. dlvidanti.

fltmoka with do mark prefixed the price. 3 Clilco and tm City market. Special to tkf Democrat ariff CfinmicU -CHICAGO, December 20-WHKAT January, open-tnit price highest lWc lowest aod closing price February, openinn price hiflhotit lTVsc, iowe.it lao'c and ciosirui price larto. COHN Jpnuary. opening; price fr-Hc htitiet prtee 6oc, lowest ''Hc and c.osinn prireOOHc; February, opv'nind pri ftlc, hicheet OIHc, lowest 6Hc and closing price OOo; May.

epemnjr price rt hichest 00' lowest mc and closing price OAT9 January, opening price 4.iHc bid, highest Agic, lowest Hts ajid closing price Oil Crrr, December S3 PKTROLKUM Openlnjr price Stfgcnfff'reti. hiHheetnrice HHcbid. loweatSMC offc.U and closing price bid. OTCW YOUR STOCK MOEV MARKETS Pollowinn are the in the etTk? named (made up frotu the hutt au.ee leoeiiitr aa A1VaNct. 0.

f. AI. C. NashTille A Chatt 1 Central I1 Kew Jersey Cieveiandik Korthern PaciUc. leiaware liudfton C.

Kortliwestem ts Imc. ft Western. Kew Vork Central, lenTer Itro Grande. 14 Ohio Central. Krie Ohio Mississippi Erie 1 MUwanee A 8t.

lillinotsCentral. St. Paul A Omaha 1 Kansas ft Teias 8t. Paul A Omaha aref. 1, ake Shore ft Mich.

8-. Tezas Pacific 3 ft 9 Union Pactao MetropoUtan St. 1,. ft PaciUc .22 'Antral 1 St. LIP.

pref.lW Wwiw-n I-xiion Tui. Mtsaouri Pae.flc...rt..-,. Atorrta A BECLUno. American Fr press Manhattan KeTated Han.St. pne "1 Han.

A t. Joseph pref Latest Alonetarv-Nxfr York. December 35 P. Ja. -Money closed at 6 cent.

annum, prim mercantile pnper closed at 47 cent. OoTernmeat honda stwidy. Railroada quiet. Stocks fluctuated widely, ehwin geiwraity Arm, Nwhfrn Pactfle preferred declined 9 cent, but reoorered 44 cent -hale e.VJ.OOO shares, 83,000 of which were Central Pacific, IW.000 leUware, lekawaana and Western Sfl.OGG IX-nrcr and Itio Orande. 55.000 Krle, 6U000 lAke Hhore.

87.000 New Jersey Central, m.QtXi Northern Pacific, W.ooo Wabaslt, 47.000 Wontera Union. FoUowin ar be openju uii doting niirm of actiVt StocAA DiUueA UaU daj PHiCiv- 18 HO :45 GOVEtt.VMKNTH. Kew Ts WW New 4H rcffutered Nt'w 4' resnstered Kew 4 109 11H lis, 117 liS liov, 5' 1NIU 140 rrJ 1004, as 40 9 SAV Hs2 101 8KJ SJJ 101 jj mil, 1 SM VMil Centre! Pacifla Ftrsu Unlt.n Pacific Firsts Land Canada C. a-id I. Central Padtlc Clieaupeake and Chiniaiti and Alton sn, 85 ...10 soli Chii-ajjo and Alton prtsferred.

Chiraao, Burlington aiid ijnimsj Cleveland ana Columbus Ielaware ajid Hudson Canal Unaware, Oenrexand BioUiandw Rrie Kria preferred lUuvtiibal and St. Jtuenh P0 PCVi, S42 i xj V4, 3I4 ItannibaJ and St. Joaeph IIIWoib Central BUkhjq. and Int. aud Oiat Northern Kansas and Toxaa Lake binra aid Micnimo LouhiirHte and Mannattan toetroioiiu.ti Miitrwi Missouri Pactao Moms and Knsex Nw Jersey Northern Nettie Northern PariilQ pruerred Norttiweatern KtirthwtsatcrB preferred.

New Vork iVntrai and Ohio Ohio and mil irri. a las' so 1WU iukJ ss mn imi J'H l'a) Ontario and rai aitie Mail HMMdltuc Book Island St. l.owl.ani'(U'rVanrtaoo'"""""I 4o5 St. loiisaa Kraaraaeo Ms Ml WUwankoeaiiil W. l-aui preferrwi St.

Paul aod St. Paul and OauUt Ttnaa oli lrtOo tVal.h, Ml. litlisaod lM IIS nij -5( Wahaah. ftt. and Paoltto Weatem I'iitoa Tologmoli Mil 1 jiko Mhor aoj uai Ontral Siuro UoIHOMia -vp.

lelu. Ka-110 and Oi AaiiioAii VUatata IIuuhw ot. Wi .1:4 VTTON-MaTket aniet but unaiiMed; aie at 1 I Markot for Stat and Western Sciuz rulw Hi bajs' Comaion to Choice No. .......,.3 oo4 5 eapemn western ana Plate. yo4Q ft Common to good extra Wester snd 4 tft) 00 Good to ehoioecxtj Western and a 10 00 f.aiion lit choice wUte wbeat Westara 1 v6 mmon togrid extra (ihio 9s SB Comnum to coolce extra 8t.

Ials. 5 0oft 0U iooo to prime paosm wuuteaota tFs yi fboire wdontiiextra wvf 00 XT rutvn market ff.lffr: BBOted at rrw aupordn idAte and Weature. Cn dull: tales mttsrtt rttikrw at t3.1tA3.73. un 24.0UU oasn; mna fSH.OOf) ha.h: toarkit dosing strong; S.41dS.n10 tiosh. tndiHtSng Sfr.OOO bo.h ap.it at lar-a for York No.

it spring. I.fvl41e twh for No. i red. too inr No. 1 whit and 1W ttumie IssratsT for No.

nsfi Svt autrket -Ion tort ofirhsoged solrsrilateat l7c. BAKI-KV mar-ketermdr: at twiiowe.) stmoat 5e. Malt market mdr. ks roeetpte wah expona eSI.OOO martiot roios yory mroog: paiea puak. Ousn vA at martoo fiasn for ro.

and SH-laOiit iftr e. O.TH-receipts ft. 000 boah: market strong: aaiefl sl.OTJ bnafi at 47 tOM, sOatSSMts fur white sod Ito. Cana ry ai vinwAnv. 11 AT sfarket atnadvi sale shtptrrftgat SSeVIO.

HOI'S MirM rui Mm: I (,,,, 1a. OAm Km Tor, at EVrtr.2Sc. wtiut Btuiw rwm-marget iranBot woMiangwf: eaTHoea Itio quoted at sH l4e. SceAR arkot. rulm steady; standard guotod at NfyftoKc cut-loaf at ifte and crushed St Ss.

MotASsfcS market ralw. New Orleans onotiid at S(ii0o. Kirs market tu hms- Carolina and Louisiana qnotod at fli.wm siaravt mr'Hig saioa sa PETHOl.KVM Mra dul and nominal eruda oi'tcd at tV'7tcand reitned at 7q. PiiOVlHlONS poke markot ralos dwrll sates new niraat BfcEf wiarkHt quiet but steady. Cn kA ts market steady; sale picilpd at MimiLKS Biarket weak; Ions-clear omrted at v4i Wjc and ahort-deau- at La an market nnsot- iitnusnipa prima aom at vi 1.

1.1 l.w. octtkh market dnll lint uoohaoTed; sales eomtnoa to ehmea etaieat rukESS market firm but aajt eiate at wcizc niaraet met wn un-changtd; sales state st aoiild. MARKETS. CfnHnDntl. JemhcT Wmar-market ralea qoiv-t but oitchanKed; qotKed at 115c Detrvtt, at market rales quiet; white aaotc-d at CAfh.

Utve Jtirtaanr. VoiMTiarT. Murcn. Aril and Hie Mar. HKtitn'i ly.ottO push ybea4.

brnvtotxTi 000 bosh wheat. A than. Demmbnr WHEAT N-thir dotnr. Rye trnetlotsqmrtd at uc. tV.HKmarkH rn.es norairtal.

tAT xuarket quiet at 4--i5lc to ro' rt-d and 4if-r5ac for white. Baulky market qatet: ISO. 2 i aiisdn at Wf. iwo-r-we at. o.

8 two-nwed 8tate at Se. Mai.T notoirud. Toledo. lebertr-WaR4T-inBrk rai rteadr: tali red at lSiie. Cokx market steady; aie bivrh-itaJxed at and Ko.

2 at Oats market 0it At). 2 at 4.x:. liW Ki PTfV bnli wbeat. fl (KfObnaib corn n1 1.000 bah outs. f-HIHMKHT 8, 000 buh wheat, 000 bush corn.

0. 000 bin oats. Sc. aisti, December 1 or mHrket DrchnKv3 sale fniUy at 5. fe5fv Kk WeieAT unetttfd Ko.

3 K-vl Kail at Co market ml hitfhtfr; saies ho, 8 mixed OAT ma it ran-a er; sates ivo.a nrn marafn rutes auiu at BAJittr market qntet at iSMllOc Mllmankw IVwfmnr 'H YlXWi mmrkm. nitm Bouiiiiiti. Wbkat market stmnjr; sa'es Ko. Milwau kee at isn-HeC. Cokn market flrmer- eaies n.

mixed at filmic OATS-narket rules quiet hat firmer? aiea iSo. 8 at 43e. Kvb market mle Ktroiwref wtles no. 1 at yft-c, BAHlif-mark- Brtivy; safes gprinff a iftc, Awmpt-1 1 bbis eitar. buth wheat, a.O'XJbu.sb torn, bufi tmtn, 14.000 bosh barley ond 4.000 btish rye.

$ua bojt Hour, 8,000 wheat, l.TXJ hnh corn. bLh oati, 11,000 bash barley and bosh rye. OtrfAswffn. ixwmKPT f'UiVn market rules stead but uji' iinfcti 6O0 tbfs at the foilownix rate: i-io. 1 fpnn oot, irnninc-rnrn to A bcr Winter.

7 00fo.7 New lroccss 'h 50 White 7 21V7 50 Grabftm 7 0t7 25 Wh iSAT market raW quun but unthansed salts white ftMeat lS.c and red Hat, at lc. markt steady but Dnchaneed; sales tuiaed a 74e. BAiturr market ruit uuiet but unchariged No. Si Canada quoted at lOOfr. Ko.

1 "a in da at lOae. No. 1 brtuht rn- bom at iOTeand eitm tiriiiat tanada at Kyc miirkot quiet but okx MEALmarket aeulv; Qiii'tetliit $31,00 ujn for bolted and fttranboltad. Slil.r.f Xi-Htnariret tady; qnoted at for shon, forniiddlinjrs. BAti HOAIi FUHGine-donrto New York a8c and to Albany SCie.

liffTKTPTMl.UJO biiih whst O.OuO bush bar- M'. hari'MKN'o by dijis noer, u.iaxj fiiH, oijmi Dar.eyana jw.uuuTeer mmoer. hi-xAFo. lMmbn7 23 Fiira market neadv hnt bt ui, Wheat naarki1 ruies hiRhpr; sales ISo. 8 ChicaRo HnD at Isff cash and Irecember.

Consmarket ruU-s bmi; snles Kiit-ede No. 8 mixed at WHCKtsu ana HfdC ats marnet urmer, tunea lo. at, nao and mie Janttarv. KVI mar. ket traaii-r; sales No.

2 at iQ. BAHLey market easier; sales 'o. 8 Sprirtat PoftKeaarket mics lower: sales at Jo. 'so caab aod sio.io Ueeember. jfUirknt ruies Vower: sates at 10.KtS eajth and lOr Jitntwrr.

Bri-K raim eFter; enoniders at p.ou. stort-nb at 70 ahiHt-tiearat y3. WnisRT aittrket steaor at 117c. KEf 'nTS a.i.fat i'lS HOOT. tU3 Wttcat.

bnshcom, 000 bo, oats. n.0i0 bash rye and 44.000 bush 15.00ft bis flonr, ui.OOO bush wheai. m.nOCtbui.a corn, ih.000 bosh oata, 0,000 hoah rye and la.OoO bush bartey. BufTalo, 23 Frr-R market rales steady bat pn-es anehjtwred; acted at the foikwicrHnre: o. 1 Ctty-RToand 7 75 Ko.

prlni 1 5V7 00 Amber Winter. 7 5x 00 White 7 New ProecM 8 75 Kye Fuh'b quoted at f.5CA,7D. millfeeij quoted at tn for ciaro. i7(Sif for line and rttp.4 e1 ton fof finished. Cokx MK.KL quoted at 40c 100 cwt.

for coarse and 150c 300 cwt, for fine. A djri kt sale No. 1 hardDniuth at Iajc, white Winter at lft5e and red VVimerd at i4ov, Corx market quiet tmt unrhuneed sales 8 mired at CiATS market quiet sales Ko. 2 mixed at 4r4ye. Rtk market ioctive.

market rules qniet Csinaiiu quottsi at and six-rowed Stat, at -BlC0e. AI.T marketqniet and steady but Canada qnnted at llawlc and nutteat 100 eiioc. HiGHWESxW-qaoted atliW for city-made. Pore fibbers' prices from store) market moodr: short -em and mesa quoted at $1.00 and clear at 20,00 hiil. Iafj -jobhers' price from store) market qui-t: tn tierces quoted at bbisat UHc in taoa and ko at in 20-fts at 13e and in 10-ft 3 at I8vc.

R.u koai FHSDGaTS wheat 7c, corn THc and-oata 44e, toNewVortE. Uetkdts 3.000 bbl flour, 13.0 buah wheat. 33.000 bash 900 bash 0.1U, S.000 bvi-hrye. Hhipmevtw 8.00 bbis flour. lOOGbush wheui iS.000 bush com, buall oats, 00,000 JMtxley and 2,000 bosh rye.

IJTt-rpool, Oeeember 83 TOTTOT market miss tneedv. MlddhnK pianda quoted at 5 Xl-ldd and 3aid M- riiEAnSTCTTS orrlOwdil 30d fcentaJ. WHr.AT-r?10d$clOsM ceBtal for Bprina, wntft) for red Winter. 10s5dfl0sHd ivntni wKtiia triri l3d cental for Club. fceiHd cental.

Oats 55:4 cental. PKAS Olld cental. BAEJ.ET-es4d Pork 75i0d. J.AHI C50d. BaOiS ttJv attsod, TAU.0W 4Ot-0dr fJUEi40dfl Potato Kfw York, December of desirable stok d-a very lanee, but the doraand mod-emte.

sud pric thonsh steady secure no furtber buoyancy. bbl quotable at fi.75t-l, li, perries a ex. 50w 8. 2. Stale sn.fwflake ft bbl at iW.fK ft, 00 and fitte Hnrbajik bi.

at Bulletin. "vkatv Oeeember 2 POTATO B8-Market early rose seU tl.iiW3.S0 ha nd bbl; Burbank at fl.80 bush and busiu bazete. Boston, lecember 2JrHTATK8 Market rules only moderatWy acUvo. but stocltj arc luiht abd ibices rulcUrm; receipts to-day were 1.A75 bu.br ail by aea. We quote Ar-Kwtoi'k nse at lOT-Sr-llOe bush, Korta-era at bus.

proline at 100 tOoc. peerv less at jOOtflodc. and Jckaoxa at VOtie buah. Ad-cniseT. CniCAm.

TMwembeT 88-POTATOiril Afarket quiet but tinchsnfred Quoted a follows: Kariy rose. Jay car load, quotable at 9 bush fiir rood to choice Wcstr-rn, and fancy j-ATf rn stock at 100c 9 nowdakes. if fine, wlii brinjr about the same as Western but peerless mas: be hdPd common to aod pcftchMrkws quotable at TOKrC 9 bush oa Ocean, Apple. Ban and Pea Hf ark eta Commercial Bulletin, IWcmber 83. KlW TtntK, I)ecembr VI AlPlii A de- Kill prcTaiis for choiBtok al eitreme rates.

8i Wi-fHibureh bbl qootbat 504.00, lireenmcs at i.3.15. Baldwin at J.OOi3,oo, mixed lota at $8. 73 86 for good prime and a bol for ordinary. BEAKS AND PEAS Receipt to-day 44 bit mils. Business dull all around and the market lias quit a si'Jimi son oi inof: siwui ninnii mcs are asa.

MarrowfA-i J-si) quoted at $3.5" for fnirt-'pivxt: med for choice and 3, 00 1 5 or Ws.iyymn.M T'w prime and mediums, flvlj t.20Sfr3,aa t.lv tnvn.ww- rasas. HaMti 3.2Cw3.30 for choice: white kMney, for elmiee and for fair to coed: red kidcei for chmce: turile-souD. tl.TIkl NO- STeen peas, (lbM) 1.55.l,b0 for prime in bta and 1.40 tl.50m biitfs; tsouLhern b. a. peas, 3, 33,40 par two-buah baa.

CUIcaea Live Stoeai CrTTTAOO, leoember at-UtKJS Receipts 4W00 head market Una Willi oh di-mnd tr, mi xpd pnekt oj at f. 75. 10. Ilht at fo, W. heary i pw-KOAK (uiu, oaiinoji ai v.

iara no9 at Bkipn and culla at f4.85(t10c4isijiic weak. CATTIK Receipts 3000 head; market rules hieher; saiee pood to choice shipping at A5. 44bai common to fair sfatppinjr at 1.0lK-5,00, mixed butchers' at stockcrsand feedersat SlilCKP Receipts 1. 000 head: market rules steadr: ales cotnH-n ti m'dim at 3. 903.

40, trood Ui choioe and extra al $000,50. BniTalo Live Stock lfarkiv Bttftalo, December 88-CATIRecetpta to-day U00 hea.1; nothing doiwi; run liiht and feottua dnll. 8HEKP AND J.A MBS Receipts to-day l.OtW bead; market but nnfhanppj xk fair to ood Sheep at t3.C4W.30. chMoeat 4, 40.4. 75, wethers at tSwS, 40, common to choice Wot'rn Ltuaba at eb.75 and Canada lambs at HOfift Receipts to-day 550 head market mice dull salea (rood to choice orke at ihtit V'trki-rsat JS.iMko.SO, )tvd icedtuni wv-titsa1 L.

-A ftfri.ao, cood to choice h--avr at vn at aad pigs at fSG -jS0, UJlr Live Stock Market. NrwTORK, December bead-markPt slow: quoted at lOille. head; market steadr; quoted at 41-T3 rc. CA 1 h'tr-Receipu ai 4 head market steady; quoted at (vc. Jiuket Cttt, Deceoiber 8SCATTLS RweiiHa T3 cars; markot vV Albany I.lvr stark inraA.s 1 1 .1 it co juiet at ttihtAfla i hod VKAI M-Mara.

Jul' and aloa wkk1 to Mima Teul. ut and WHKK1 AMI LA HIM -HiwiiKa 11. bond nr. ketouiet; al.Tig,HKl at Common to'uAini hoaV) at aUafcSJje aaJ ljuuhs at Rroom om Chicago, lMeonbcr bhoom roRr? Market buainwa: from More ax i nd timak.rtioice tooest.ttwasso: sjlf-worxtiig grei'B, SVilW: aolt-worxing irad-Unaod VHV if TWso.fVrtu?,: agod and stained fwTo; eroofeKl. taisrtor to good, of nnxl gradoa prlcoa ar quoutbi at 8s, sooiMtllagtoiialitrliiMr-0sifc Prtrolenm Markets.

iiwmber arm; standard wlutotqnotod at Tc galio. AUTwlrkr. liw. PMrolMim n. Livkkwmii.

loe. x-Koitnad rilomnW. HooemberSl HlnM Petn-lmm iZT uu.t!rjv.uw. at-oiL is aom k-'h ma tor old. IMPORTANT.

TI7Hr-S TOtT VISIT OR T.F.AVR NKW YORK nil Kxproasag aad teu eiowiiit rooma. roducod to in day. Kuruiwas plan. witfc the owL Uurw Cars, Bvaam ami Itlnxated lipoma to all Depot. 7 or.

O. It. WILSON, Petroleum Broker rvtroteosa BongM or sold oa margin or tm oaab. r. O.

BOX OIL I'lTV, p. tW-RotnYiaentsd K. W. MilKfUl A rnnrl 6r "twrta nwattod rg( (w William J. Ashley, KKAi.va is taltrd (Hair, firr.

oo.lv aad Mltlaans. Had, hwpaa. Marts aad lavnimrsil Smniisa. aMH. Pancr nought and nHd.

wid itotattx. -tri qsotidkwi from ail nutrkrtaT M.w. IVunt tstvtsc BaivA BuhJlog, 31 mate-au, Hoofceawr. DisTairr or ilnvn, I t'uunnia oric, Uoo-sth, mil "-PAKE KWKR-TIUT TUVRTV-F0VR BAtKS of xVOtM. KX AU wero arliod at Uit, sort Nov th, tl, tor fraudulent tinpoRMiu Iuto Um Untud exata.

As ixwwai ar wwu eWtmttig aatd agoesrt, wU sprwandMotkotr walmto th aamownht twaatr dara tli d.t uof. a Mid taroavrij wui a. dlaiaSMd ocoor. a to law. T.

SIJUHOM, tVnUffotar. Jl 1 The telegrapher's union announces thir annual pjirry at Williams opera house in Attica, Januurj Cth, Josefih Head, of Orangevllle, wltila re-tnrning home from Warsaw, Tuesday last, was run away with, and thrown from his puygyi sustaining serious if not fatal injuries. The Tonawanda Valley Harmonic associa tion, will hold its annual convention at North Java, January 4th and 5th. Tae officers of the association are J. 8.

Rogers, president, and A. B. Diveas, secretary. The carpenter shon of the Erie railway near tlie depot at Attica, hurued ThursdaT morning at :80 a. m.

The bnUdiug was comjih-tely in flames when discovered so that the foe department were unable to save it. All the took, which were Tory valuable were umuTjvei, The contractors on the Delaware and Lackawanna railroad near Peoria, docked the laborers two cents an hour and also charged them eight dollars each for a blanket which resulted in a strike on the SOth inst. They mobbed the paymaster and contractors, who finally fled on horseback. A hilarious time prevails in that town at present. MONROE.

S. G. Crump, of Pittsford, has just received a few rare shells direct from Hamburg, Germany. The friends of Rev. E.

A. Leeper, of Churchville, gave him a generous donation, Wednesday evening. H. Dean Smith, who is pursuing a course of study at Oberlin college, is spending the holidays at his home in Churchville. The sum of was realised at the festival in Pittsford on Thursday evening, for the benefit of the Baptist church at that place.

Kev. Mr. Piatt delivered a very interesting lecture on the subject of Grit' in the M. E. church in Churchville, Tuesday evening.

A Christraaa tree for the benefit of the Sunday school of Chrfc church, Pittsford, wilLl displayed in that church oa Wednesday naxt. Miss Minnie Hinderlnnd and John Plelin, lioth of Pitfcford were united in marriage on Thursday evening at the iAitheran parsonasre. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Gomph, pastor of.

th Lutheran church. Intelligence Is just received among the friends in Pittsford of Mrs. Norman Kater-bury. formerly Miss Luy McGiU of Rochester, that she and her huslnd arrived at their destination in Madras, India, some six or seven weeks, ago. L.1 Vl.X.STON.

O. F. Sher, ood. Grocer and druggist of Geneseo, made an assignment for tus benefit of his creditors, to H. A.

Geerhart, Thursday, of thU week. The Methodist church in Geneseo are to have a new organ. They have sold their old oue to the Methodist church in Churchville, Monr county. The Livingston county Presbyterian association held its annual meeting in Geneseo last Tuesday. There are twenty churches in the association, nearly ali of which were represented.

The spring meeting will be held in Kev. W. H. Williams church at Livonia Center. Last night at half-past one a man aroused tlie people at Hwnn'i hotel at East Avon.

His manner was a little strange bat nothing was thought of it till morning, when Mr. Snan revived a telegram from D. W. Moges, of Dansville, that his horse and bugy had been stolen Hunday night. It is reported that tlie property was found Monday o-r P'X'hester.

William B. Mareau was tried in the county court at Geneseo last week, and convicted of si lling two forged notes of 150 each, to Matihew Wiard, of Avon. Jwhre Na-Ji sentenced him Saturday night, to five years in Anburnstute prison. His fate affected him almost to Frustration. His home was in Barre Center.

This is the man who went among tlie farmers of Lima and got orders for merchandise, which were changed to notes of hand. Sheriff Lindsey took him to Auburn, Fridav. WAiKK. Rev. H.

Bnrmea. formerly of So-dus, bat.tarted for India. Thef" taxes for tlie town of Soiuf, raised this year, are 63'J. 7. The Sodus grange will have their annual upper on Thursday evening, December ii'Jth.

W. -Hiipley, of Williamson, has started a singing school in the old Dutch church at east Williamson. Eliha Matthor, of Sodus Center, has ship-peliine hundred car loads of lime, during the past nine months, from his kila at Cah-iana, Miss Mary L. Hherman. graduateof the Boston school of eilucatiou, will start a class in education in Sodus village, on baturdav, January 'th.

The telegraph office at Sodus village, will be open on December 20th, only be-t a the hours of Si and 10 a. m. and 5 and 6 p. m. Ward Codk and Aimer McXet, who have lsn engineers of a propeller on the upper kd.es the past seaMm, have returned to their home at Sodus Point.

There will be a glass-ball shoot at Solus Center, to-day, (Saturday). New York state rules to govern, and prises amounting to J5S. 00 are offered. A donation will be given in the Mi-thodist -episcopal church at Sodus village, ou Tuesday evening, December 27th, for the benefit of th pastor, Kev. J.

C. Hitchcock. William Elliott's youngest son, Willie, has been appointed a cl-rk in the Clyde post-office, in plate of Albert Williams, promoted to the office of deputy poet -master. For Hie past few days the temperance question has broken out afrveh in Woleott. The occasion being the arrest of John Duley cpf-n alleged threat to take the life of an itinerant corn doctor who had him arrested on a charge of illegal liquor selling.

The case was opened Thursdny. Hoag I'pson for the plain -tiir and John Foster for the defendant, and has not yet been decided. At a regular meeting of Sodus grange, So. 73, tlie following officers mere chosen Charles P. Lander, master George R.

Bough-tun, overseer William J. Fiikins, lecturer; Ksbon B. Whitbeck, steward Elliot B. orris, assisteut -steward Mrs. George R.

Bough -V ti, lady assistant-steward William H. Ward, chaplain Engene K. Hitchcock, treasurer Mihon F. Boyd, secretarj-. W.

Fraier Fiikins, gate-keeper; Miss Jessie Pulver, ceres; Miss Julia Robinson, poniona Miss Amelia Danford, organist; executive committee. Homer Pulver, Edwin W. Uanford, and Cornelius A. Whitbeck. CONCEALED 1'IIK THKEE TEARS.

St. I.eui. I.lrt Her narrlase Secret Till Death. St. Louis Republican.

Dec. 15. An afternoon paper published a sensational account yesterday of a domestic drama in real me, Having a secret marriage for its chief attraction. Aocor.ling to the storv. one of the society belles of the west end a few years aco jxiaa jmnwu xiooums, wie only daughter of a wealthy old gentleman living on the southeast comer of Walnut street and Jefferson avenue.

She had many admirers, of course, among her gentlemen acquaintances, and also several suitors, but her father was old and an invalid, and as his wife was dead and Miriam was his only daughter, he frowned down every advance' made for her After a time Miriam lost her health, and was sent to a water-care in Cleveland, Ohio. Here she became very much attached to the assistant physician of the cure, Dr. J. H. North, who was several years her senior.

She filially returned home much improved in health. I r. North happened to be in St. Louis, soon after her return home, and, of course, he called on his old patient. Old Mr.

Bobbins was favorably impressed with the tor, and the latter allowed himself to be persaailed to reside permanently iu St. Iuis, so that he could continue his treat ment of the daughter. Dr. North opened an office in a little building erected for him by Dr. Robbins on the lot adjoimng his -udnioe, and boarded with the family, and after a tune ho became a lod-ir there as well.

The doctor and Miriam were now engaged, but as the old gentleman was orqiowil to Miriam marrying until after his death, they could not get married at all unless tbey did so secretly. They resolved to have a secret marriage, and they did so. They were married in the Uobhins resilience some three years ago by a Presbyterian minister, and the marriage was kept secret In Mr. Robbing until after his daughter's death, a few wfc, ago. iut tn dying she had made a will, and left .11 i.

pro)erty, worth, it is stated, about 40 ooo iter husband. The will was r.rolt. f.i days ago, and, of course, the fact that Nancy Miriam -Robliins was the wife of Dr. J. H.

North leaked out. A reporter of tlie Republican called upon Mr. Kobbins last r.yit at his rwldemw. He was fully seventy years of age, and ha been a sutfernr froui asthma twenty vwr, be Mid and did not expert to live long. That story published in a afternoon per he said was essentially corns.

His daughter had been sec-ntly married to Dr. North, and he was not informssl of it until sometime after she had been hud to rest in Calvary oemetery. They wmi. married by Ed ward Abbey, a Presby-tenaa cta-gyroan, living at Hamilton, Ohio. That the marriage mally took place he had no diaibt at all, although be did not so much as suspect it durinie his dauchtar's lif.

rw North was a very nice gt-iiUemac, and he did THE D1SHOSKST AI'DITOB. Lawyer Frank. B. AUea l.ioncratcd Bumor ofCireat Fraud. Newark, K.

Dec. 23. Another warrant forged by Auditor Palmer was discovered to-day for over 18, 000. The mayor has left town in pursuit of information concerning the financial disturbance. Falmer has addressed a letter to the chairman of the financial committee exonerating lawyer Frank B.

Allen. He says Allen called at bis office to collect certain damages. Palmer secured his signature to a warrant book in fotir places in blank upon the plea that he was called to lunch, and that he would fill in the blanks on his return. In this case he procured four signatures, whereas but two were required. After Allen left Palmer filled two remaining spaces with particular of another warrant frandulently procured upon which he drew money and applied it in bis own use.

The chairman declare himself satisfied of Allen innocence. New York, Dec. 23. It is rumored here that experts are nearthing irregularities in the city government of Newark, J. which may reach 12, 000, 000.

The Philadelphia Stork Excitement. Philadelphia, Dec. S3. While there was excitement in the stock exchange to-day, it did not amount to a panic. The two failures reported were small and no further suspensions followed.

The market, although feverish, was controlled throughout by New York quotations, and at th close a much stronger feeling prevailed. Competent observers on the street entertained hopes that the disturbance had culminated, the final prices in several instance being higher than the opening figure. It was without exception the heaviest day in the stock market since last July, and the prices recorded were the lowest of the the year. Reading closed at 82Ji bid and Pennsylvania at f'OlJ. Bradatreet'ft Hcport.

New York. Dec. 21. Bradstrcet re ports that the general wholesale lines from Portland, Me. to San Francisco are dull in strict accord with traditional status at this of the vear.

At the larger cities the demand for holiday goods is very heavy. In some lines twenty to twenty -five per cent, in excess of a year ago. The week's failures ore a decrease of twenty-eight. In the Middle states thirty-nine, a decrease of two; New England, nine, a decreaseeleven South- era states, 871, a decrease of seven Western states, forty-nine, an increase of three; Cali fornia and the territories, eleven, a decrease of three Canada, nine. Rarnlne or the Central.

New Yohk, Dec. 22. The rcimrtxt the' New York Central railway for the year ending September 30th, shows earnings from passengers, $6, 58, 000 freight, 30, 7tl, 000 miscellaneous, 4, Hod, 000 ex penses, net earnings, 12, 88a, 000; taxes, rentals, 49, 000; dividends, 7, surplus, 483 against 13, 427, 000 lust year. A Bad Indian Agent. Cms bay, Wis.

Dec. 23. The special agent of the Indian department completed the investigation of the charge against Stephens, agf-nt at the Kesheea agency. It is understood the charges of dnmkeness, lewdness. bad management and dimmlty with the Indians will be confirmed by evidence taken, find Stephens will be removed.

Fog and KreMbets. Aijrakv, Dec. 23. Fogs and a heavy freshet in the river niterfores- with naviga tion. All boats from New York are much behind time.

The rain, which turned iuto snow this afternoon, prevailed all day. Tele phone and electric light wires broke dowa from the accumulation of ice. The damage is 2,000. sxeaperado Hentenced. Lama Dec.

S3. Taylor Under wood, leader of a noted gang of desperadoes, has been sentenced to hang for the assassina tion of Sheriff McFJroy. Three of Under wood's accomplices wete lynched by a mob laj.i tnmmer. atnrglar Captured. ErntAiAi, Dee.

83. Thomas Deyine and Henry Gibbons were captured this moruii.g while burglarising the store of James Jones, a eommiSHOn merchant. James l)ewitt was also caught robbing John Hagen's saloon. 11 a. Death of Colored NrwmjHY, Dec.

83. Rev Elisha Hawkins, (tDlored), for many yearn partor of the Hap- t.si church died here to-dav. He was born in slavery, but gained his freedom before the war. sl JIMiBV. Granville Murray, a Parisian journalist, euiu auuiur or jueraoer tor fans, is dead General Logerot has defeated an Arab tribe near Matina with a severe loss, after an obstinate and prolonged resistance.

The Lak Shore and Michigan Southern railroad, Friday, declared a quarterly dividend of two per cent. payable February 1st. The New York Times' Washington special says the statement that Mr. Cox, of New York, has been dropped from the census oomiiiittee is erroneous. Pigott, former proprietor of the Dublin Irishman, says he belisves Fenianism practically extinct in America and Ireland and nearly so in Great Britain.

A Mast near Eastou, Pa. which had been preparing nearly a year as a liinegtoae quarry, was fired Thursday, and 40, 000 tons of rock were dislodged. Ten ton of powder were used. The treasury circular says no change has been made in the regulations of the treasurer of tlie United States prescriliing the method to be followed by the national banks in making return for average deposits subject to senii-anniuil duty. The meeting of Xondon bankers and merchants, Thursday, passed a resolution in favor of the formation of an association to consider the rehabilitation of Bilver.

Gibson, one of the directors of the bauk of England, was chosen president. -i-The New York: Tribune Washington special. says the statement that the president has requested James to remain in the cabinet until after tlie star route -ases are concluded and that James refused is pronounced untrue on excellent The New York World's Washington special says it is stated that the president and James on the way to New York, Thursday, were acconiianied without their knowledge by three detectives assigned to guard them against the of crairy people, The new Chinese minister arrived in Washington Friday afternoon. He occupies the position of minister to Spain, minister to Peru and minister to the United States. He intends to visit each of these countries once a year.

Cheng Tsao Ju is tit, hiehest rank of any Chinaman "'bo ever visited" this being an ambassador of the first degree. Thurday night a wagon containing a pleasure party from Eunira, was thrown from a bridge at Wellsburg into a creek, sixteen feet below. LeHoy Horton was internally injured Edward Smith had his tongue bitten in two Miss Nora Desmond had' her thigh broken Miss Nellie Howard had her skull fractured Miss may Ilocey hadjier back and hip The mail coach between Doutyville and Htirenstein, Pa, was stopped yesterday by twobtghwaymnn, John Both, thediiver, drew a revolver. ie nors Suddenly plunged for ward and left the robliers behind. The latter tired five shots at Roth, one ball passing through his hat and two through his coat.

This is the second attempt the past year to rob the coach. Tlie recent utterances of the government in n-gard to the Monroe policy has encouraged the smaller jiationKliti of Ceatral America to look to the United Stutes as their protector against the domineering disposition sometimes manifested by Mexico. It is understood that the Giiatemalaian minister seeks the good will of the United States in a dispute lietween Mexico and Guatemala about the boundi-y. The oversight by which Beach, of tlie fourteenth New York district, was not assigned to any committee will be corrected soon after congress reassembles. Two important committees will be created after the hoUdav recess.

Kasson has been reserved for the chairmanship of the more important of the two oommittees. It will lie charged with matters of tb highest national importance, tor prudential reasons nothing definite can be said at this time about these matters. James Miller, a convict in the penitentiary at Pittaburic, l'a. Thursdav. snontfl him.

elf in a box supposed to contain shoes for a nnu tn the city. hen the wagon carrying the liox got duWde Uib institution he pushed off the lid of the box and escaped. He belonged to a aotoriua gang of barglars, whose headquarter were at Cleveland and Buffalo. Miller was one of two masked men who enhhad an old oouj.le turned Connors at Cattish, last March, of 1 19, 000 in money and bonds. To conid the old man to divulge the hiding place ot hi.

Ismds tliev roasted his feet. SPECIAL A'OTICE. A. CAltlX otl who ara auSerutji from th mm and Indla-tona of youth, Berrntu weakneaa. easts aka.

i. of manhood Ae. I anil asr.d raoia Uut win gar raa. ruicxortllABiiR, TkUgraat ccmadrama ouwov. esd by mlaaloaarr la South AnuiiSoa.

Mend atf addraaaad enralop. to Ui UV. JoeKl-H man auaUua I). NwlTork txty. 12) Absolutely Pure.

Mad rrrtm Oupe Oeam Tartar. No nfatr nrrum- ntMvm racD nnr, DMy Hot brmwls, or luxurious the ills rwultiu fnun Kktt. LudurMLMbla fuod. HaiiJ in by trnrew. HOAL BAKING poWTtfCR RnrTwk.

Democrat and Chronicle. LOCAL MATTERS. IT ET KB I TV. MsmHnd Wlnterrotli End kl Sn0er. For twelve or tMrtnen years fligmimd Wm- terroth, of 43 Bt.

Joseph street, had been sick with consumption. During the past six weeks tliis disease had taken hold of him Ui its most dreauvtl form, am all that timp he was confined to his lietl. Yesterdaj- afternoon, while his wife was ttiiig a visitor (Kit of the house, Mr. WinV rroth took advantage of her absence, and getting op, went down into the cellar ajid himself iut an old, united well containing hot three fort eijjht inches of water, This well had been cov ered with a heavy lid which he removed before committing the fatal ded. hen ills disapj-e-iraiice was perceived the disturbed condition cf the well womnmdiugs I won told the tale.

llr. TYolcott, who responded to a call, could but pronounce the body dead, after it had U-cn dravi-n from the well by oroner IJaningbTu-g. I be troner then empaneled a jury and held an inquest, me verdict being taat mterroth com mit ted sueide while nnder tmnporary alrr tion of the mind. 1 Deceased was a shoe maker by trade and was ju-t roundins fiftv year of life. He leav.es a wife and aix chil dren four sons and two dauirfarers.

Alfred inferroth. the- hairdresser, is a brother. The relatives of the deceased say that a natu ral death was doily erpetd. He was sabjn to biph fevers, one of which he had suffered with Hie night before the suicide. It w'aa as the rwult of this fever that he sought hi? own end.

Having some time previously licen in a perfectly helpless cowlition. The ait of suicide was as last effort and dea Jn must have result ed alone from the shock. THE EXJPKKinElVT.lt. FARt. Tfce Deuton Farm af -eneva Selected br the (omaiiMioner, The commissioners appointed to selei't a state experimentel farm met at Spencerport yesterday, uving previously visited Geneva and Palmyra.

They examined the farms offered at Spencerport, and axpreed them-seh-ee as much pleased with them. A lallot was la Ben, resulting in five votes in favor of the farm of Geneva and two votes in favor of Kfwnew-po'-t. A committee, consisting of P. Barry of Hoc-best er, James Mi-Cann of Elmira, N. M.

Cuitis i tlgdenabarg. and R. J. Swan of Geneva, were appointed to complete the negotiation for a transfer of the title of the farm selected. E.

Lewis turtcvant of Sooth Frminctin, Hass. was elected director, at a salary of BOO per year. The farm selected ha Iocs been knows as the Denton farm. alout two miles west of Geneva, ou the old. Castle 'road, and consists of about 95 acres of land.

The buildings are very fine. The price to be paid is understood to be 000. The eemmiiaion adjourned to meet ra Aluanv. January lsth, 18SS. The retire Board.

The police conriniissicners yesterday held a aneeting at which the proceedings of the day preetous promoting Patrolman Haydea to the detective force during the illness of Detective Jerome Rogers, and assigning Hugh Johnston, Just appointed oa the force, to Ha den's day beat wre confirmed. Pa trolman of ner sent in his resignation, which a accepted, and will take effect on Januair loth. Rtcfaard Gallagher, of the fourth ward, was appointed to All the vacancy. Patrolman Cain, of the fourth precinct, was transferred to Che first precinct, exchanging with some offUw to be selected by Lieutenant Keitn. Patrolman Moltoran was reinstated.

There was some discntMoa about the publication of the proceeding of the board in the future, Conuniasioners Parsons and Zimmer op-posing publication, and Commissioner Howe being la favor of having the proceedings made public. It was then decided that only such portion of the proceedings of future meetings be published as shall be deemed jjuper by the eommiasioners. Kindergartens Entertainment. At 3 :30 o'clock yesterday afternoon some of the best citiseus of Rochester gathered at the Park: Avenue Kindergarten, to witness a very delightful entertainment, given by the children. The little ones all did beautifully, and reflect great credit upon their teacher, Miss Hopkins.

Particularly worthy of mention was the recitation by Julia Schwartz, "Hang up the Baby's Stocking." The chililrens Christmas play was the crowning feature of the occasion. Santa Ciaus himself appeared, and at his bidding the Fairy Queen came and performed her uart admirablv. It was a pleasure to look upon the happy, smiling laces, ne entertainment was a decided success, as Miss Hopkins entertainments always are, and many were the congratulations ex -extended by the delighted parents and friends. Prizes were awarded to Sadie Furman and to Harry Crouch for good deportment and greatest general improvement, since September. A badge of honor was presented to AUie Lindsay, for good behavior during the past two wees.

A Diamond Pin. Just after the night patrol went out last evening, when the assembly-room at police headquarters contained a number of day men and officials, Patrolman Hayden, who has just been appointed to the detective force, was called to the pkun desk by Edward Moran, who, in behalf of the merchants on Mr. Hay-len's beat, presented him with a magnificent diamond pin. The patrolman was greatly surprised, but managed to express his thanks in a sery neat manner. 8uch a testimony from business men is proof positive that the officer has performed his duty well, ami he is to be congratulated ou receiving this meritorious gift.

Action of the Executive Board. The executive board yesterday addressed a oommuuioatioa to the common council informing that body of the desire of the old Rochester Water Works company to effect an amicable adjustment of tlie difficulties with the city, regardinte projiertv at Hemlock lake. The onuncil is akerf to appoint a special committee to act with the board thi. mnn Mayor Parsons offered the suggesti'm to the uoaia to naveone or two firemen on special duty atjjiact of aaiuaemejt, liable to Ore during performances. Pmentailon I.

a. I Evenlax. John Welch, foreman at the malt house of E. B. Parsons, waii presented with an elegant gold watch and chain lant evening by the workmen employed at the house and under his control.

The presentation occurred in tlie office and the speech was made by Mr. Riley, Mr. Wek-h acknowledged ttie gift in a very pleasing manner and then invited the gutle-men to tlie restaurant of Frank J. Begy, whemrefreahmejita were served and a social time enjoyed. Bank Paper Coining Due.

If merchants having bulk paper eouiing due about these days are not careful, unexpected protests will be the result. All paper falling due between this time and Tuesday next must be paid to-day. 1,4 it not be forgotten that U'Hiday, December 2th, is a-iei BOlidav, and paper due on that day most be paid Iwfore the close of banking hours this Hatordayi afteiBijon. Mreet CommlaaloB. The oommiaaionerB apiintd to appraise land desired by the city for the extension of Goodman street nn hi the city attorney's of-Sce at lUo'rkxsk yesterday and were insewioa all day.

Philip J. Mover. Channrav Perrv aod Henry E. Boenbuao ltuid as to the value of the property deaind. ueiroii airce, mHs iu wwi -e yanta, approx.

-st, from Laxe street to Woodland MTeawev Vrra fc approx. a. and weal Kdea. from Kodld 1 Ti4 yiBrdn. amwx, tolnSSffe --l to Stf tra' "rlo Monuaantat iuar yarda.

aimrtix. par. 11.4ia square yarda. aporox. Street, lO.exS Mjuare yards, appn.T.

tojperhir rtreat, from Km street to PBrrj t-vt. iwwaooare yards, approx. -wt. Te. froaa ohto street to WtUaoo avaw for each street eenartaely, and for hoth i or wef i stone paying aud d'eued Nw paying, th maleroil in ewe tatl trf thelMw otiallt, of Medina.

N.V., aandatoSC i tlamtand irlttiims may be s. aad blank nw Hednrlay. iai.v -ogmeaa- prop al must eootain the foil name and addeea. party or parttea Bkm4 mVaJ of all tmmm IfHoreMod aod on 2 eert.Bed ehe as a guarantee that if said bid eepted, wwraol will be eotemt mto, wuh epiaweboiid in the amount of aot lea. tWoaa half of thecal lie of the eomraet.

Ae awasl will ba eausnaiiied oahiea mad. nnoa tha bljuia.turniwabjttw KJnraT Theetty rwroih r.hi io aeeept the hid oeoa reht an. or uii "wngat va order of the HVard. V- WUHn "he estate aaalmed kg the oTTuS AVi.S'ti.:-.i:" to Alexander B. IjunherK-a.

fu, ih baok aat eredibirs, i'K ll'i1." r'11 reqairl ta appear the Monroe County C.mrt, at a tonn k.nJ i be arid ai the ulrt Uov ia JtSSSf Li.Uiu iSllfl aaalueeabeal sot he diK harged of hi. inui JJi! Wtutesa Hub, John St ttotvajfc. qm4mI i-x raMi.ixhilLJ'it 4 'rhTSa oiL5JcSS SA1J On, 4o iMi, 137 wi twoeiMMkw. twoed oat ot xtntWw vhl, land, ami tSI lOeola of 11 ilariu. Kiiua.liH.iM..

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